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S Ii 6 1 5 , N O CULTY Left to rzght Wlllmm H Wohnus ,Ir James H Wood, Vlce President Leedom Y Tuckerman Secretary Dr Mark W Allam, Presldent HowardP Thomas Francls K Austm Earle B Babbltt Treasurer Dr F E Tanger SCHOOL BOARD CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Front Row l to r Mrs A Chester Wolfe Jr Mrs S Allen Dlngee ArthurH Shabaker, Chairman Mrs Lancess McKn1gIxt Mrs Franc1sZ1mmerman Secretary Second Row I tor Clifford G Harnz Mrs Walter E Wentz Edwardj Johns ,I Elllott Bell Rlchardl Crlfflth Mr Leon Vmokur Mrs Edmund W Dunn Charles R Mlller XC- . I' I .. : . . I , .S I . . J . . : - - ' 9 - : ' . ' 5 . ' , 5 . . . . , . .: . . , .5 . . ' 3 . . J . . 5 . . 1 U , . .: ' . ' g . . g . , . ' g ' . ' ' 3 . ' 9 . . 3 . . DR FRED TANGER Dr Tanger our Supermtendent of Schools has been at Med1a for SIX years Dur1ng th1s t1me h1s devoted efforts for the benef1t and 1mprovement of our school and commun1ty have been most successful He shows a tremendous fa1th 1n the youth of Amer1ca MR JOHN K BARRALL Mr Barrall 1S a very frlendly and well l1ked person among the students and faculty at Med1a He 1S always w1l11ng to g1V6 us adv1ce and ass1stance 1n carrymg through all our act1v1t1es He possesses that smcere fa1th 1n us Wh1Ch has prov1ded encouragement throughout our hlgh school years We extend our humble thanks and apprec1at1on to a man we shall never forget and whom we can only repay by 11v1ng up to the hxgh 1dea1s we possess as graduates of Med1a H1gh School o 0 3 9 1 n a s - a - s . . . . 1 . . . 1 . . n . . - . - . 0 . . - . - o K,-ns. ,di O ,wh X MR BRUCE BEELER MR WALTER BODINE MISS MARIE BOYLE MRS JOYCE BOYLE Q7 QW French Scxence Bxo1o8Y Mathematics MISS ELEANOR BAREISS An MR FRANCIS BROWN Industnal Arts MR GUSTAF ANDERSON Dean of Boys MISS NEGDAR AIIIAN MR JOHN CHARLES Instrumental Music MR DALLAS BRUBAKER Mathematxcs Busmess Educauon 'TS' MRS AUDREY COX Physlcal Educanon Health MISS NANCY COULTER MRS MARILYN COHEN Englxsh MISS MIRIAM CRAIG MR GORDON DAVIS MISS ELIZABILTH DILNLINGER H Ec nommcs Psychologxs! Englxsh ome o MRS JACQLELYN CLARK Englxsh MR PETER FLAGA Dnver s Educanon MR EDGAR DERRICK Physical Educauon Health MR EDWARD DONOHUE Industrxal An 5:2 n 7 1 . ' , gi Pxhysical Education-Health I T ' - 'V . ' W V, , I , I A4427 'x ' f Q 'K 45 f MRS. NANCY GUTHRIE Social Studies ,. 1,730 if S X 3 MISS ELIZABETH HAYMAN Home Economics I MISS SARA KIMBLE Business Education v MR WARREN GUSS Industrial Arts MR HAROLD GOTWOLS English 'TF' ...snug Q -aw LEONARD GILBERT MRS. MELBA KRAMME English -.. MR WILBUR MCGAUGHEY Latin Mathematics GEORGE LOPER Social Studies MISS RACHAEL LORATTO Music ya ,ff .ww or -P1 T ZJLQME 6' 2 mm .-aw, '? 9'41d' T 563352, is il ewavigm. 9' MISS JEANNE NICHOLS Lxbrarua d gh- MISS MARY ANN MYERS Scxence .fx hui-Q tn? MR WILLIAM MCNEILL Scxence MATTHEW POLI GNONE Englxsh MR ROSS MCMLRRAY Social Studxes f MISS GRACE PORTER Musxc MR CHARLES REEDER QT? MRS MARTHA ROGERS Mathemaucs MISS NA KRILYN SCHINGECK Spamsh MRS ADA ST JOHN Busxuess Educatxon ,D H 5 - 9' 'S 4? 5 A I if , I x I . A. t , MR. , D ' A ' An Q Viv., M If Q 1 Q W ' wg, I 1 'I Q 1 L , A 1 im' 10, MISS ELIZABETH TAYLOR MR EDWARD UTZ 5 RUTH VAN HORN M155 KATHRYN VERONA Dean ofGu'1s Social Studies usxness Educacxon Busxness Educauon MR PETER STEINHOI-'ER Socxal Srudxes MR. HAROLD SNAVELY Mathematics MR. ROBERT SIMON English MW MR. JAMES W. GABRIEL Physical Education Sz Health MR HAROLD WARE Socml Studxes MISS MARGARET WHELAN Home Economics K. KW HS .D A f' , 6 ,P .fi I ' H SIC HEALTH DEPARTMENTS 'Nr in-... ' AL r. Dingee H hman ' V 5, ,Wx ,' 1' T L 'Q , 31 ' Y , fr BUILDING STAFF -XX my X , , 5 , 5 Mg.. x,-' V. CAFETERIA OFFICE STAFF Left to Right: Evelyn Hobbs, Mary Ann Chambers, Isabel Merkel. Earl Reid Clarence Porter 31,1 ,L Y ,.,. , 4'm'L7fi1fw' vm Il MI. Higgins MAINTENANCE STAFF 5 A T Gerrit Mullen rg? fig? I E it J' hs-.. E A ,N A xg I if Catherine jonesg Mary Babbg Sarah Eachus Q. :- L. wa Q9 slow A PHOMORE Ke of-QNX QF S9 was mme- CLASS HISTORY In a d1mly l1t yellow br1ck walled gymnaslum a group of happy but reluctant youngsters stood watchlng each other Our reluctance soon changed to an eagerness to have fun and make fr1ends We were exper1enc1ng our f1rst real hlgh school functlon the freshman party Soon we settled down to our h1gh school routlne The class now needed leadersh1p and we found lt when we chose B111 Strme as our presxdent As t1me flew sw1ftly by 1952 passed and 1953 was upon us Frxday n1ght dances were hes1tat1ngly attended by abrave few Soon we began preparat1on for our own dance The Shamrock Hop Wh1Ch was a success Some of us part1c1pated 1n other school aCt1Vlt1eS that year but otherw1se the Freshman year sl1d by uneventfully Our Sophomore year was much the same as the one before lt although sen1or lunch and assembl1es d1d make us feel a b1t more grown up George Ebr1ght was elected class pres1dent We can remember so well the Snowman s Shuffle Mlss Porter s assemblles the Sprmg Fest1val and the case of the vamshmg thermometers In September we returned to school a l1ttle older and a great deal w1ser We were now a l1ttle more consc1ous of what lay before us pres1dent of the class and under h1s capable gu1dance we began to plan for th1S future Flrst our fam1ly and fr1ends were bombarded w1th magazlne subscrxptlons Then came our Jumor prom the Land of Dreams wh1ch really l1ved up to 1ts name The decoratlons and the orchestra prov1ded a really dreamy atmosphere Next came all the fun and exc1tement of our f1rst stage product1on Love IS Too Much Trouble Now scarcely before we real1ze lt we are semors Our varlety show IS past We ve sold football buttons Chrlstmas cards and l1ghtbulbs Our sen1or play a thr1ll1ng mystery farce The Clock Struck Twelve 1S now 1n product1on We ant1c1pate as great a success as was our Jumor play We are st1ll look1ng toward the future and our f1nal but most of all our graduat1on In the future when we look back on our h1gh school days at Med1a we Wlll always remember the tr1endsh1ps we have bu1lt and the many happy experlences we have shared D we were looking toward the future. George Ebright was again elected 6 . , . . 0 . I . ' L4 WILLIAM B. STRINE Ambition: Builder. Best Remembered For: His dependability and leader- shi BBill can usually be found everywhere. His humorous ambition is to build an empire state building. He likes music, dancing, sports, and dates. His pet peeve is wasting time. Being President of the Senior Class is his nicest experience. Work hard and learn is his advice to underclassmen. Football 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2',3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. Spring Festival 1,2,3,4. Basketball l,2,3. Class President 1,4. Junior Play. Variet .Show. Honor Society 3,4. Hi-di Student Council 1,4. Forensic Lea ue 1,2,3,4. Yearbook Staff. Philadelphia Orchestra Representative 3,4. Junior Prom Committee. .iI '- - ,Ai-' the girls. U JUDITH ANN HUFFORD Ambition: Peirce Business School. Best Remembered For: Always collecting money. Judy, a cute little redhead, likes clothes, shorthand, Mr. Ware, ice cream, and hoagies. 'Judy' thinks that being in the Honor Society is the nicest thing that happened to her in Media. 'Judy's pet peeve is rainy days. She spends a good deal of her time sewing and listening to popular music. Class Treasurer 4. National Honor Society 3,4. Yearbook. Senior Play. Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee. junior Play Committee. gr' ELAINE CON ZALEZ Ambition: College and work. Best Remembered For: Her friendly per- sonality. Ela1ne's favorite saying is 'Isn't that ,just too mundane? To write horror stories is her humorous am- bition. She likes swimming, food, and money. Herpet peeve is calories. Being chosen 'Girl of the Month' is her nicest experience. 'Do as much as you can as well as you can' is her advice to underclassmen. Class Historian 4. junior Play. junior Prom Committee. Student Council Secretary 4. F.B.L.A. 3, 4. Variety Show. Yearbook. Honor Society 3, 4. Treasurer 4. Senior Prom Committee. Senior Play. Creative Writing 4. Fashion Show 2, 3, 4. 'aff'- RICHARD BRUCE DOWNING Ambition: Automobile salesman. Best Remembered For: Flirting with orey's' favorite saying is Good Heavens.' The nicest thing that ha pened to him at Media was being ellected Vice-president of the Senior Class. He can usually be found ridin around in the 'fMill.' He likes gigs, cars, football, social studies, and chicken, but dislikes English. Morey's advice to future 'grads' is, 'Stay out of the A and B sections. Class Treasurer 1, 2. Homeroom President 1, 2. Class Vice-president 3, 4. Homeroom Vice- resident 3. Football Manager I 5 3. Track Manager I, 2, 3. Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. Senior Play. Junior Play. Senior Prom. Variety Show. SHIRLEY ANN JAMES Ambition: Nurse. Best Remembered For: Being class secretary. Shirley can usually be found with the gang eating chocolate nut sundaes. The things she likes best are steno raphy, football games, and movies. gThe nicest thing which happened to her is being elected Secretary of the Senior C ass. She can be heard saying, Let's take off. In her spare time, she works as a file clerk. Basketball 1. Business Manager of junior Play. Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4. Secretary 3. Class Secretary 4. Business Manager of Variety Show. Yearbook Stafg Chorus 2. Homeroom Secretary 2. omeroom Representative 1, 3. National Honor Society. A STEP FORWARD IS A STEP T0 SUCCESS. C'-5' CHARLES E. ALLEN, JR. Ambition: To attend Penn State. Best Remembered For: Cutting up and having fun. Deac's favorite saying is 'Shake 'em up. His humorous am- biti'on is to give Mr. Loper calis- thenics. 'Deac' can usually be found working at the Media Florist Shop or riding the wall. Outside of school he is a Boy Scout and a member of the Civil Defense. He likes football, hunting, fishing, HERBERT N. ANMUTH Ambition: Business College. Best Remembered For: His deep voice. 'Herbie' can be found working at the store. His humorous ambition is to install elevators in the school. His likes are jazz, steak, fishing, and maltsghis dislikeis alphabetical order. Being able- to have a good time and to meet people are Herbie's' nicest experiences. 'Good luck' is his advice to the underclassmen. W. MAURXCE AYERS Ambition: Work. Best Remember For: Flirting with the girls. Maurice's favorite pastime is riding around or working on his car His part-time job is working on farm. He likes shop, track,hillbilly music, and turkey. Humorously he would like to design a car in 1999 Bill Haley, and steaks. Basketball I, 2. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Homeroom Representative I, 4. wiv? R. IN: xiii 'g 'X OLIVER BAKER Ambition: Delaware University. Best Remembered For: His football ability and physique. 'Ar y's' favorite expression is That's the breaksl' He dislikes homework and girls that smoke but likes girls, movies, and football. His humorous ambition is to teach the glirls' gym class. The nicest thing t at has hap ened to him is laying football, ang this is his fiavorite activity. His favorite foods are steaks, chicken, and potatoes. Ark 's' advice to the underclassmen is 'l,Jon't hooky schoolg it doesn't ay.' P Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Junior Prom Committee. Variety Show. BAR BARA J. BALDWIN Ambition: Secretary. Best Re- membered For: Always talking. 'Barb' has quite a few favorites. Among them are talking, Mr. Ware, food, stenograpby, cars, and boysi She has a part-time job at a swimming pool in the summer, but humorously she would like to be a fireman. 'Barb' can usually be found at Wible's Store. Junior Play Mrs. Hoopes' Assistant 2, 3 Mrs. Burkhart's Secretary 4 JORDAN BEAN Ambition: Plans to go into the Army. Best Remembered For: His abundant curly hair. 'Biff' has been at Media for the last four years. He belongs to the Media Boys' Club. His likes are basketball, shop, dances, barbecue. steaks, and jazz. kan.. A rs... SAMUEL BELL Ambition: College. Best Remembered For: Always looking for water in the football bucket. 'Sam' is usually heard saying 'Way to fight. He lists his favorite pastime as shooting and hunting. To own a bar for students is Sam's humorous ambition. The nicest thing that has happened to him is getting to be football manager. A few of his favorites are pizza pie, the Civil War and history. Camera Club I, 2, 3. Homeroom Representative 2. Football Man- ager 4. is ELLEN BENEDICT Ambition: Plans to go to college. Best Remembered For: Friendliness to everyone. 'El' is a well-liked classmate. Her likes are boys, sewing, subs, and horseback riding. Her favorite activity at Media was the Junior Prom. 'El's outside activities are Girl Scouts and M.Y.F. She thinks being a senior is the nicest thing that has happened to her. Her advice to underclassmen is 'Take it easyg you will live longer.' Library Assistant 1, 2. Junior Play Usher. Variety Show Usher. Honor Society 4. F.T.A. 45 Vice President 4. ina L OSCAR BENSON Ambition: Navy. Best Remembered For: His fine ability to play football. 'Deedie' considers the nicest thing that happened to him at Media was to play on the Varsity Squad. He lists among his favorites football, cheese, shop, dances, and jazz.You are likely to find 'Deedie' in South Media or watching television at home. Football 3, 4 M.. 'X S. JOHN BIRNEY Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. Best Remembered For: His nickname. 'Beaver's favorite saying is 'I wish I knew how. He has been at Media four years and after gradu- ation is going to Lehigh to study electrical engineering. He dislikes stuck-up girls. He likes study halls, movies, basketball, and classical music. His advice to the under- classmen is 'Stay in school.' ROSE MARIE BLOSENSKI Ambition: Keystone Business School. Best Remembered For: Being with Marge. 'Rosie' can usually be found in Lenni. Her humorous ambition is to drive a stock car. Her likes are cheeseburgers, driving, swimming, and bookkeeping. She dislikes un- kind people and cliques. Her nicest experience is being a Senior. 'Don't quit school' is her advice to under- classmen. junior Play Usher. RICHARD NIELSON BOND Ambition: Army. Best Remembered For: His quietness. 'Bondie's humorous ambition is to retire at 30, although he is going into the Army. He can befound work- as a carpenter's aid. His likes are swimming, cards, movies, milk- shakes, wood shop, and Western music. His advice to the under- classmen is 'Work -likel didn't.' SONJA CAROL BORDEN Ambition: Missionary Work. Best Remembered For: Never having her homework done. Sonja considers being a Senior the nicest thing to happen to her at Media. Her likes are dancing, travel, and boys. She has especially enjoyed the football games. Sonja's humorous ambition is to marry a millionaire. Basketball Manager 2. Future Business Leaders of America 3, Dancing Club I, 2, 3, 4. Miss Craig's Secretary 4. R ONALD W. BOZMAN Ambition: Drexel and then engineer- ing. BestRememberedFor: Qllietness in class and attempting to grow a beard. 'Bosco' is a sportsman at heart. He goes in for trapping, fishing, and hunting. Humorously, he would like to be a professional fisherman. 'Bos' likes basketball, popular music, and ice cream. He belongs to his church softball team. Baseball 1, 4. Intramural Basket- bull 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE D. BRADY Ambition: Business School. Best Remembered For: Talking in the library and being with the girls. 'Joy' thinks the nicest thing that happened to her at Media was passing each year. Her humorous ambition is to meet a good looking man. In her spare time she can be found in West Chester or working as a fountain girl. Her likes are football, dancing, boys, and 'bop.' Er. ROBERT BROSCH Ambition: Drexel or Penn State. Best Remembered For: Being quiet. 'Bob' considers making new friends the nicest thing that has happened to him at Media. He likes to spend his spare time at home or driving. 'Bob' is especially fond of football, math, cars, and turkey. He also has enjoyed 'walking up town' whenever possible. WARREN BURNETT Ambition: Technical school. Best Remembered For: Always disagree- mg. Warren spends most of his spare time riding his motorcycle. He can also be found swimming or racing. Miss Verona is his favorite teacher. His part-time job is driving a truck for the Terminal Market. Projection Club Camera Club Publications NANCY LOU BURR Ambition: Stenographer. Best Re- membered For: Being funny. 'Lu Lu' considers being co- captain of the cheerleaders as the nicest thing that has hap ened to her since coming, to Megia. ller favorites are 'po music, knitting, shorthand, bermudaas, crew-cuts, and white bucks. She can be heard saying 'alrighty' and can be found with the gang. She tells the underclassmen to Have as much fun as I did.' Home Room Secretary 2. Chorus 1, 3, 4. Festival 1, 3, 4. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, C0-Capt. 3, 4. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. funior Play Committee. Junior Prom Com- mittee. Variety Show. Senior Prom. SHEILEEN BYRNES LAWRENCE CARTER BARBARA ANN CHAMBERS Ambition: Secretary. Best Remem- bered For: Her activities in Chorus. Sheileen has enjoyed being in the Chorus and Spring Festival most since coming to Media. Her humor- ous ambition is to get married or be a writer.,She tells the underclassmen, 'Don't say things about other people that you don't want said about you.' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Christmas Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Navy. Best Remembered FOV: Hanging around with the gang. Larry's' likes are hillbilly music, baseball, meat, and shop. 'Larry' has enjoyed the dances at Media. In his spare time, he is likely to be found at Mike's. As a part-time job, 'Larry' works at Styer's Nurseries. He advises the underclassmen to 'Keep on going.' Ambition: Business school. Best Remembered For: Her quietness. 'Babs' can usually be heard saying 'Is that so? 'Babs' goes for jazz', fried chicken, dancing, and basketball. Her favorite subject is English. 'Babs' babysits in her spare time. Outside of school she is secretary of her Sunday School. Her advice to the underclassmen is 'Study hard. ELINORE LOUISE CHAMBERS Ambition: Stenographer. Best Re- membered For: Talking to Mr. Ware. 'Weezy' has enjoyed the dancing club and learning how to drive the most since coming to Media. Her likes are Western and popular music, poetry, hoagies, Mr. Ware, and quiet boys. Her pet peeve is bold people. Her humorous ambition is to be on a winning football team at Media. She tells the underclassmen, Donn lose your booksg they're expensive. DAVID CHOATE Ambition: Penn State or Delaware University. Best Remembered For: His practical jokes. Dave, an easygoing guy, rates mechanical drawing as his favorite subject. Football, popular music, and roast beef are among his favorites. 'Dave' has enjoyed participating in football and track while at Media. He works part-time for a veterinarian. 'Dave' advises the underclassmen to 'Make the most of it while you're here.' Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 MAR GAR ET N. CHRISTOPHER Ambition: Hairdresser. Best Remem- bered For: Her pretty black hair. 'Marge' feels that becoming a Senior is the nicest thing that could happen to her at Media. She likes laughing, talking, dancing, Ravioli, boys, and funny people. Her dislikes are conceited boys and cliques. She is most likely to be found around Chester. She tells the underclass- men,'Stay in school and have fun.' Junior Play Usher NORMAN CHRISTOPHER Ambition: Engineer. Best Remem bered For: His '55 Ford Lennie,' as this good-looking guy is known to the class, has enjoyed getting out at 2:24 for earlierl most of all his activities at Media. His likes include girls baseball, hunting, and moneyg but his real love is cars. Humorously Lennie would like to make a million. Outside of school he can usually be found at the gas station where he works. SHIR LFY ANN COE Ambition Work Best Remembered For Her sewing ability Shrrls favorite saying Something sgotta gwe! Durmg her spare time she can be found working as a sales girl going out or at the Methodist Youth Fellowship Her likes are sewing baseball cars sailors lobster, and popular music Her advice to the underclassmen is Enjoy yourself it is later than you think' junior Play Variety Show CAROL ANN COLBERT Ambition Business School Best Remembered For Her infectious laugh Carol IS one of many who listen to records rn their spare time Playing in the band and passing all her subjects are what Carol has enjoyed most at Media Fried chicken, potato salad basketball and typing are just a few more of her favorites Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball2 4 Variety Show junior Play Com mittee, Yearbook Chorus I 2 Senior Play Spring Festival 1 2 4 Or chestra 1 2 Future Business Leaders of America 4 CHARLES COX Ambition: Army. Best Remembered For: Being at the fire house. 'Charlie' likes study halls,shop, eating, history, basketball, and popular music.He is a member of the Media Fire Company, No. 1, and is usually found at the fire house saying No, not reallyl' His advice to the future 'grads' is 'Go out for tennisl' MILDRED ELAINE COLBERT Ambition: Business school. Best Remembered For: Friendlysmile and hello. 'Mickey' can usually be found talking to 'Barb' Hayes on the telephone. Her likes are fried chicken, skating, dancing, bookkeeping, and basketball. She is active in her church choir and is the church clerk and treasurer. 'Mickey' advises underclassmen to 'Keep quiet when the teacher is talking.' VIOLET CREW Ambition: Secretary. Best Remem- bered For: Her jokes. 'Vi' has enjoyed sewing class the most since coming to Media High School. Her favorites are arguing, hoagies, and working. Her pet peeve is homework. 'Vi' is most likely to be found with a certain boy all the time. She usually says, '0h, Darnl' Her favorite music is hillbilly style. PATRICIA NEIL CROWL Ambition: Elementary teacher. Best Remembered For: Talking in class and for her friendliness. 'Pat' can be found walking in the halls or at the gym office. Her humorous ambitions are to be a counselor at a boys' camp or to be- come a sailor. She likes horseback riding, swimming, im romtu parties, hamburgers, gym with 'Cat Eyes. and popular music. She belongs to Westminst-er Fellowship, the Girl Scouts, and is a Sunday School teacher. Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Var- iety Show. Band 2, 3, 4. Yearbook. Senior Play. lunior Play. junior Prom. Senior Prom. Hockey l, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 3, 4. Elementary Gym Assistant 2, 3, 4. Elementary Assistant 2. Basketball 4. ! ' .xg 5 J NORMAN CULLIS Ambition: Work or go into the Navy. Best Remembered For: Well dressed appearance. Norman considers shop his fav- orite subject. He also likes popu- lar music, steak, and basketball. Norman's pet peeve is the short lunch period.He can usually befound at the 'corner store. Outside of school he belongs to theBoys' Club. DONALD R. CUMMINGS Ambition: Jet Pilot.BestRemembered For: Being with Kay and his wise- cracks. 'Don' would humorously like to stay a bachelor. He likes track, gir s, cars, pie, ice skating, and popular music. 'Don' can be found at Kay's' in his spare time. He belongs to the Media Boys' Club. His hint to the underclassmen is 'Study your math.' Football l, 2. Basketball I, 2. Baseball 1, 2. Track 3, 4. Variety Show. junior Prom Committee. Y '-nav ww. 3 DONALD D'ALTERIO Ambition: Service. Best Remembered For: His jalopy. Dell's favorite saying is Ain't it?' The nicest thing that happened to him at Media was bein elected co-ca tain of the footbalq team. Don's likes are shop with Mr. Brown, hillbilly music, sports Cespecially foothalll, and Stacky's steaks. He dislikes English and goin to the Armory for gym. Ile can usuaqly be found anywhere in Media. Football I, 2, 3, 4. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3. X G. MICHAEL DAVIS Ambition: Navy. Best Remembered For: Flirting with the girls. 'Mike, as this good-natured guy is known to his classmates, would humorously like to have a harem. His likes include football, Boston Cream pie, and English, while his pet peeve is women drivers. To the underclassmen 'Mike' says, 'There's no home for you in the Army. ln his spare time he can usually be found talking to 'Kit. Football I, 2, 3, 4. Track 2. H. R. Representative 1, 3. Projection Club 3. Spring Festival 3. Student Council Vice-president 4. Dance Club 1. H.R. President 2. Yearbook, Senior Play. BEVERLY RULLOCK De.IANNEY Ambition: Doctor. Best Remembered For: Her wide vocabulary. 'Bev' can very often be heard saying 'Baloneyf' Alwa s willinglto give a helping hanci: she as enjoyed working on the Junior Play most of all her activities. Some of Dev's likes include reading, archery, classical music, and pizza, while her pet eeve is a noisy homeroom. Her arii'ice to the underclassmen is 'Have fun while you can. Chorus 2, 3. Yearbook, Photo- raphy Editor. Student Council 4. Hockey Manager I, 2, 3, 4. Spring Festival 3. Junior Play Committee. National Honor Societ 3, 4. Variety Show. Scott's Hi-QT CHESTER R. DIEM Ambition: Draftsman. Best Remem- bered For: His smile. 'Chet' is usually found at 'The Ridge. His humorous ambition is to give Mr. Loper calisthenics.His likes are popular music, sports, mechanical drawing, and money. He dislikes homework. His activities outside of school include the Green Ridge Fire Company. Graduating from school is his nicest experience. Football 4 Baseball 4 Student Council 3, 4 4 ROBERT B. DILWORTH Ambition: Service. Best Remembered For: Dashing to the fire house. Robert, better known as 'Pickle, can usually be heard saying, 'Better believe it.' His likes include foot- ball, steak, and science. He spends his spare time at the fire house or listening to 'Rock and Roll' music. Football Manager 4 Variety Show JAMES ALLEN DINGEE Ambition: Social Worker. Best Re- membered For: His baritone solos. 'Xlungile Jim, often found behind the trom one, would like to spend all his time in sports.Ifyou hear 'That's the breaks, Jim's nearby. He likes popular music, movies, geometry, and ood. Winning a superior rating in the Forensic League or singing is his pride, and-'b1g, bad teachers' are is dislike. Says ,lim to the under- classmen 'Watch out for the irls.' Football I, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2. Track 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineer. Best MARC Il. DRESDEN 1 Remembered For: Hs Dutch accent and being on the Hi O team. The Dutchman, despite his seriousness, would like to ljudge a Miss America Contest. He ikes to listen to opular music, read, study French, pljay basketball, or be on the beach. He has real ride in being elected to the Nationalpllonor Society. His advice to the underclassmen is Co out for a lot of sports.' Track 1, 2. Basketball Manager 1, 2. J. V. Basketball 3. Basketball 4. National Honor Society 3, President 4. Homeroom President 4. Yearbook. CLIFFORD A. EACHUS Ambition: Auditor. Best Remembered For: His pitching on the baseball team. 'Cliff' is most likely to be found playing baseball or working on cars. Bookkeeping and clerical office practice are his favorite subjects. He says his pet peeve is women drivers. Outside of school 'Cliff' belongs to the I.0.0.F. of Elam. Baseball 4 mini' GEORGE W. EBRIGHT Ambition: Drexel College. Best Re- membered For: His good looks and jokes. Jake, as he is known to his friends, can very often be heard saying 'proceed.' All foods - especially steaks, cars, baseball, and girls are among his likes while his main dislike is so many school days in oneweek. ',Iake's humorous ambition is to hit the game-winning home run in the World Series of 2555. Outside of school be belongs to the Bethel Fire Company. Football 1. Student Council I, 2 3. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Clas President 2, 3. JOAN MARY ENGLAND Ambition: Marriage. Best Remembered For: Long, black hair. Joan's favorite pastime is sleeping, preferably to hillbilly music. She often says 'Oh darn, which will come in handy if she achieves her humorous ambition to drive a school bus. Home- work doesn't rate high with Joan, but she does like roller skating, typing, and fried clams, and she's looking forward to the Senior Prom. Her advice to the underclassmen is Behave. C-:on WILMER EVANS Ambition: To join the Merchant Marines. Best Remembered For: His motor jobs. Fox, whose favorite saying is 'Tell me it ain't kool, likes 'rhythm and blues. His favorite pastime is fishing, and he can be ound playing pool in his s are time. Peanut butter, football, liot cars, track, and ool are some of 'F'ox's favorites. glumorously his ambition is to break an unbreakable comb. The nicest thing that has happened to him at Media is becoming asenior. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 CURTIS FARLEY Ambition: Penn State or the Air Academy. Best Remembered For: His role of 'Oolgie' in the junior Play. 'Curt' ikes track, girls, and breaded veal cutlet, but most of all- airplanes. llis humorous ambition is to e a member of the Air Force's Hlue Angels. Curt's advice to the underclassmen is 'While in school, make the most of it. He is a pilot in his spare time and can usually be found at the Benedict Airport. Dance Club I. Debating 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1. Projection Club 2, 3, 4. junior Play. Spring Festival 3. Track 2, 3, 4. EW f , FAY JEAN ETTE FAULKNER Ambition: Juniata College or Millers- ville S.T.C. Best Remembered For: Being quiet. Fa has really enjoyed working in the library. She also enjoys semi- classical music, French, football, sewing, and movies. Her favorite saying is l'leavens. llumorously she would like to become Miss America, but actually she plans to teach French. Her pet peeve is late people. She can be found babysitting or at Methodist Youth Fellowship. Her ad- vice to the underclassmen is 'Get things done on time. Spring Festival 1. Library Assistant I, 2, 3, 4. Junior Prom Committee. Chorus 4. Variety Show. PATRICIA FIELD Ambition: Teacher. Best Remembered For: Her ability in sports and her friendliness. 'Pat' has enjoyed basketball and the Varsity Club the most since coming to Media. Her pet peeves are homewak and white bucks, but she does like 'pop' music, gym, steaks, sports, and boys. Her advice to the underclassmen is to 'Do your work when it has to be done. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Hockey 3, 4. Varsity Club 3, 4. Library Assistant I, 2. Spring Festival 1. Yearbook. RONALD CALLOWAY Ambition: Penn State. Best Remem- bered For: His quiet disposition. Ronald came to Media in his junior year from Oxford Area Consolidated. After graduation he plans to work and save money. His humorous ambition is to go to Alaska. ln his spare time Ronald can be found at home mowing grass or at Methodist Youth Fellow- ship. Ronald dislikes lack of school spirit. His likes are baseball,hunting, pork chops, Mr. Derrick, and school football games. His hint to the under- classmen is 'Work hard. SI'SAN LOU ISE GETZ Ambition: Cedar Crest College or Grove City. Best Remembered For: Color Guard. The nicest thing that happened to Susie at Media was becoming Co- captain of the hockey team. Her favorite saying is Oh, reallyl' Her et peeves are unfriendly people and homework. Susie spends her spare time riding around with Dee Dee' and 'Susie' in a yellow convertible. Her likes are going places, waterski- ing, swimming, horseback riding, and white bucks. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-caftain 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Varsity C ub 2, 3, 4g Vice President 4. Colorguard 2, 3, 45 Lieutenant 3, 4. Cheerleader 1. Future Teachers of America 3, 4. Library Assistant I. Elementary Uffice 2. Dental Assistant l. Year- book. Junior Play Variety Show. junior Prom. Senior Prom. JOYCE LEE GOOD Receptionist. Best Re- For: Having fun and her 'IIoppy's best-known saying is birds. She plans to get married aduation. Ilumorously she ike to be football coach at The nicest things that d to her at Media were bein junior Play and meeting Bilq her Freshman year. 'Hopp likes steak sandwiches, hillbilly and black '55 Fords. She boys who drink and being waiting. Class Secreta I. Home Room 2, 4. ywirlin 3. Junior Dancing Class I. Jgunior Prom. 3, 4. F.B.L.A.3, 4. Yearbook. 's Secretary 3, 4. Mrs. Van BARBARA ANN GIBSON Ambition: Nurse. Best Remembered-Ambition-' Work' B951 Remembered For: Working at the School Pharmacy. Bobby, with her Alrighty,' admits she likes to talk. Humorously speaking, she would like to be a fire- lady. She really enjoys her friends at Media, popular music, and practicing for the Variety Show. You might find her at a baseball game or working at a soda fountain. Her sound advice is 'Study hard and enjoy school. Library Assistant 2. Nurse's Assistant 2. Junior Play Usher. Variety Show. fj- I JANE GLACKIN For: Neat appearance and pleasant personality. 'Janie s favorites are knitting, slow popular music, the junior Prom, and English. She considered bein cheerleader the nicest thing that happened to her at Media. Her favorite sport is hocke . ',Ianie's humorous ambition is to be a lifeguard at Media High's Pool. She is most likely to be found with the gang. Hockey I, 2, 3, 4. Basketball I. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. junior Play. junior Prom. Senior Play Committee. Varsity Club 3, 4. Senior Variety Show. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. 4! 'F-.. 49 MARCELLA D GORDON Ambition: Bookkeeper. Best Remem bered For: Her quiet ways Cell enjoys popular music history, and bookkeeping. Television and bicyclingare also tops with 'Cell She can usually be found at home studying or watching television. Out side of school Marcella belongs to the young people's group of the Baptist Church. Future Business Leaders America 3, 4. Fashion Show 2, 3. nity DAVID L GREEN Ambition Surgeon Best Remembered For Following girls Dave came to Media in tenth grade class saying cars from Aldan High School His mates can usually hear him Tough He likes driving girls turkey and football He can be found home or at M Y F A CHRISTINA E. CRIFFITH Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher. Best Remembered For: Her laugh and tall, slim figure. Chris likes boys but not con- ceited ones. She also likes history, fried chicken, and her friends in Media. To find her you could look in the grandstands at a football game or on the beach in Maryland listening to popular music. Her advice is 'Enjoy yourself, but watch those marks. Chris humorous ambition is to move to Alaska. Future Teachers ofAmerica 3, 4: President 4. Monitor 3, 4. Variety Show. Senior Play Committee. Senior Prom Committee. CHARLES GROSE Ambition: Night School. Best Re- membered For: His sharp clothes. Crossie's favorite saying is What you sayl' His likes are girls, convertibles, Mr. Lukens, Italian foods, and football games. Humor- ously he would like to tame women. He can be found at Mike's, Holy Cross dances, or working at a market. He also belongs to the Methodist Youth Fellowship. His hint to future graduates is 'Do your homework. Dancing Club Chorus BARBARA M. HANLEY Ambition.' Peirce Business School. Best Remembered For: Co-Captain of cheerleading squad. Parbara is usually found at 'Lu Lu's house. Her likes are popular music, football, pizza, steak sandwiches, and cheerleading. She dislikes kids who don't cheer at football games. She spends much of her time talking. 'Barb's advice to the underclassmen is 'Don't miss any football or basketball games. The nicest thing that ha pened to her at Media was being madle co-captain of the cheerleaders. Cheerleadin I, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers of Agmerica 3, 4. junior Play. JuniorProm Committee. Variety Show. Mr. Charles' Secretary 4. BAR RARA ANN HAYES Ambition: Nurse. Best Remembered For: Her humor. Marple-Newtown sent 'Hazy' ti us in her sophomore year. She is one of our most talkative girls and thinks that being in the Honor Society is the nicest thing that has happened to her in Media. lce cream, sports, popular music, and cheese hoagies are among her likes. 'Hazy' advises the underclassmen to 'Have a lot of fun in your senior year. Hockey 3. Chorus 3, 4. Publica- tions 3. Junior Play Committee. Yearbook. Variety Show. Senior Play Committee. Sprin Festival 3, 4. National Honor Society 4. Senior Prom Committee. Christmas Concert. THOMAS HAZLETT Ambition: Draftsman. Best Remem- bered For: Being iuiet. Tom, a trom one player in the band, is a friendly gcuy. He likes Dixieland music, stea , basketball, and mechanical drawing. After school you can find him behini a gas pump, disliking women drivers. Tom's sound advice to underclass- men is 'Don't quit school.' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 MARK H ENNESSY Ambition: Armed Service. Best Re- membered For: His baseball laying. Mark's nicknames are 'Hockyf TexI and 'Tennessee Hennessy. He is often heard saying 'Paseball and girls don't mix.' Mark likes history, creamed potatoes, girls, guitar playing, and singing. He dis- ikes 'Wise guys. In his s are time he can be found at the Media Bo s' Club or working at Martel's. 'lxhe nicest things that happened to him at Media were playing baseball and meeting a lot of people. Baseball 2, 3, 4 Travel Club l wlgpv PATRICIA JEAN HEY BURN Bell Telephone. Best Re For: Always laughing. fini .X l Pat can usually be found work- Jockey.' at the ZJ2 Drive-ln or driving. favorite subject is sewing. Foot- is her best-liked sport, so she has enjoyed the football most since coming to even though the team's hasnt been too outstanding. is oftenheard saying 'You idiot. Marine General. C ross Country Track PATRICK PAUL HOLLIDAY - Ambition: State Police. Best Re- membered For.- Being a 'Cas Pump 'Pat' is a truck driver outside of school. His likes are hillbilly music, lunch, rifling, shop, and food. His pet peeve is women. 'Pat' belongs to the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. His humorous ambition is to 'be a ing ability. GEORGE L. HOLLOWAY Ambition: Cordon College. Best Remembered For: His foot all play- Hawk's favorite saying is KNO joke? He likes sports, English, fried chicken, and popular music. His worthy advice to underclassmen is 'Keep up your schoolwork. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Junior Prom Committee, Variety Show. Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. ' rw 19 Q , JESSIE HOLMES Ambition: Get married. Best Remem- bered For: Her outstanding ability to dance. 'Jes' has enjoyed the Junior Play most since she came to Media. Her likes are horses, cars, and spaghetti, but she dislikes conceited boys. .leS' advises the underclassmen to 'Have fun while you can. Junior Play Library Assistant l Home Room Representative 3 Variety Show ELIZABETH E. INGRAM Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Her basketball playing. 'lnky's favorite saying is 'That irks me. She can usually be found with the gang or at home. Hetty's likes are basketball, sleeping, popu- lar music, milk shakes, and history. The nicest thing that has happened to her at Media was becoming head- typist of the Yearbook. Her recom- mendation to the underclassmen is 'l'ave fun in your senior year. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Homeroom Representative 4. Elementary Gym Assistant 4. Variety Show. Yearbook. I JOHN THOMAS IR VING Ambition: Philadelphia Art Academy. Best Remembered For: His artistic interests. John likes popular music, steak, football, and art classes. Humor- ously speaking he'd like to become Ramar of the jungle. He likes towatch girls and dislikes getting caught erasing in typing class. Publications Football Art KATHERINE NANCY JOHNSON LEE A. JOHNSON O .. . . be a bookkeeper. Best For Iler smile and majorette. who is friendly and well- most always be heard you seen onny?' Her food Mr Steinhofer, a certain boy and twirling. head ma orette is the best that has appened to her at She will long be remembered wa she struts her stuff' on footba l field 'Kay can usually ar es room or at if 1---sv ARLENE JACKSON Ambition: Nurse. Best Remembered For: Her twirling ability. Arlene's favorite saying is 'Just might, buh?' She can usually be found at the Snack Par. ller likes are dancing, parties, popular music, and football. Mr. Steinbofer is her favorite teacher. Arlene's pet peeve is boys who don't shave regularly. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Publications 4 attendant. Festival I 2 3, 4. Hockey 4 Band 7 years Junior Play. Prom Committee Boys' Club Cheerleading Senior Variety S Ambition: Williamson Trade School. BestRemembered For: Walkingaround the halls with Blanche. That's the breaks' is Lee's favorite saying. Sophisticated 'jazz,' metal work, sports, lobster tails, and Mr. Donahue are other favorites of his. To be a straight 'A' student at Yale is Lee's humorous ambition. He has a part-time job as a gas station 2-3 '95 BELLA JEAN JACKSON Ambition: Office Work. Best Remem- bered For: Chewing gum. 'B.J.' is a commercial student who likes tennis, 'jazz,' dating, spaghetti, fried chicken, and typing. She is often heard saying, 'Just remember, you can be replaced.' ller humorous ambition is to go to Williamson Trade School. She has enjoyed the dances and friendships at Media High. B.1.'s' advice to the underclassmen is, 'Really enjoy yourselves, but don't forgettostudy.' become a senior.' Chorus 3 Band I. Basketball 2. Football Manager 2, 3. Baseball Manager 2, 3. Football 4. Cross Country 3. .... L ..,t if MILDR ED EMMA JEFFRIES Ambition: En lish teacher. Best Remembered Fir: Being Captain of the Color Guard. 'Millie' can be found with the gang. Her humorous ambition is to marry a rich man. 'Line up, color uard' is her eternal command. Her Ekes are talking, popular music, and a sailor. 'Millie' dislikes sarcastic eople and men in Bermuda shorts. Being co-queen of the Junior Prom was hernicest experience. Work hard, but have fun, too' is her advice to the underclassmen. Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4. S ring Festival I, 2, 3, 4. National ljbnor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4. Homeroom Representative 2. Miss Craig's Secretary 2. Literary Editor if Yearbook. junior Prom Committee. horns I, 2, 3. junior Play. Senior Prom Committee. Student Director of Variety Show. Elementary Assistant 2 MADREE JOHNSON Ambition: Seamstress. Best Remem- bered For: Her quietness and sewing ability. Yonnie, as she is known to her friends, has especially enjoyed being in the Fashion Shows. She likes to dance to 'cha cha' music or spend her time in Ardmore. 'Yonnie' also likes hoagies, milk, and football. Her advice to underclassmen is 'Study and DAVID KENN EDY Ambition: Grove City College. Best Remembered For: Being an outstand- ing fullback. 'Dave' likes sports, popular music, steak, and history. Football is his favorite sport and being on the team is the high point of his life in Media High. If you want to find him look 'on the wall' for the boy saying Ain't it. Ilis humorous ambition is to burn the school down. 'Dave' hates that hike to the upper field in his football uniform. Football 1,- 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 DOROTHY KING Ambition: Office work and acrobatics. Best Remembered For: Twirling with the band. 'Dolly's favorites are football, typing, fried chicken, boys, and band. As a humorous ambition, 'Dolly would like to join the Navy and go to Bain- bridge. She can usually be found riding around Media. Dolly's advice to the underclassmen is to 'First be good and you'll get along. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Variety Show JOHN KLEIN, JH. Ambition: Air Force. Best Reme For: His German accent and his john, one of the jolliest m of the class, is often heard 'Ye old teach. He can usually found riding up and down State and when he has spare time he in a greenhouse. john likes soccer, and shop. Basketball Football Cross Country WILHEMINA KRISTMAN Ambition: University of Delaware. Best Remembered For: Her long blond hair. Willie likes popular music, basketball, history, and steak. Her humorous ambition is to be a diver. At Media Willie enjoyed all phases of music and participation in chorus. You're real cool, is her favorite saying. Chorus. 1, 2, 3 JUNE LAMPERT Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Getting into mischief and laughing. june is an outstanding twirler in our band and considers that the nicest thing that has happened to her at Media. Her favorite pastime is eating. Football, Mr. Flaga, and boys also rate high with her. June can be found working as a waitress or in Lenni. Band Dancing Club JAMES LAWRENCE Ambition: Armed Services. Best Re- membered For: Beating around in his big truck. 'jim' enjoyed having Mr. Lynch for English most since coming to Media. As a humorous ambition, he would like to be a gas station attendant on top of the Empire State Building. Jim, who can be heard saying Adios, Mother, likes popular music, hunting, veal cutlet, track, and shop. Band 4 Cross Country 2 Track 2. JOY MIRIAM LAWTON mbition: Secretary. Best Remembered or: Going steady all through high chool. Jo is an outstanding member of e Honor Society which she con- iders the nicest thing that happened her at Media, except for meeting ommy. Disappointments and waiting re her pet peeves. Proms and eating it the top with Joy. -Humorously she ould like to be secretary to the resident of the U.S. Chorus 1. Dance Club 1. Home oom V.P. 1, 2. Home Room Presi- ent 3. Honor Society 3, 4. Junior lay Understudy. Junior Play Busi- ess Mana er. Variety Show 4. Future usiness ieaders of America 3, 4. enior Play. Miss Kimble's Secretary. DIAN NA KATII RYN LEWIS Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For.' Always talking about Chin- Coteague. Dianna is usually found driving around in a red Ford or with Earl. Popular music is one of her many favorites. Some of her others are steak, English, and football. She advises the underclassmen to 'Tlave fun like I did, but not too much. One of the nicest things that has happened to Dianna is becoming a senior. .IUNE H. LEWIS Ambition: Office Work. Best Remem- bered For: Iler place inthe colorguard. 'Skootch' can be found horseback riding in her spare timeg and thus her humorous ambition is to ride bareback in the circus. She likes football, swimming, and jack's steaks. She ad- vises the underclassmen to 'Work hard and have fun. Spring Festival I, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3. Color Guard 2, 3, 4. Christmas Concert I, 2, 3. junior Play Under- Study. Variety Show. Yearbook. 'Q- PATRICIA LEWIS Ambition: Marriage. Best Remembered For: Working in the cafeteria. 'Pat' goes for dancing, skating, fried chicken, and Mr. McNeill. Her dislike is boring study halls. Humor- ously she would like to play on the football team. She advises under- classmen to 'Watch out for Mr. Steinhofer.' AN N LONGSTR ETH Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Ability to have a good time. Annie,' an excellent seamstress, enjoys making her own clothes. She also likes to skate, eat tomato sand- wiches, and sleep. In her spare time she works as a telephone operator. She advises the underclassmen to 'Have all the fun you can. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Monitor 4 .IE ANNETTE LOVETTE Ambition: Hairdresser. Best Remem- bered For: Her solos in the Variety Show and her comical sayings. 'Jeanie' loves to sing so she has enjoyed being in the chorus very much. In her spare time she is usually found begging for dad's car to go roller skating. She doesn't care too much for homework or 'boys who think they are cats,' but she does like banana splits and sewing. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Monitor 3, 4. Variety Show. BARBARA MILLICENT LYALL Secretary. Best Remembered or: Her naturally curly hair. 'Barb' can usually be heard saying 'bout that.' She likes Media games, cooking, steak, and cream, while her dislike is con- people. She can he found with in her spare time or teaching Home Room V.P. 3. Future Busi- g . . . , , Variety Show. Miss Nichol s 4. ook s ta Leaders ofAmerica 3, 4. Year- JOYCE MARY MacADAM Ambition: Elementar Teacher. Best Remembered For: Always talking in class. 'Joycie' considers the nicest thing to happen to her at Media was being chosen co- ueen at the Junior Prom. She likes Hamburgers, cokes, popular music, football, crew-cuts, and Hermudas. Her humorous ambition is to he a football player at W.C. S.T.C. She has enjoyed cheerleading the most since coming to Media. Joycie's advice to the underclass- men is 'Have funl' Homeroom Secreta 1. Class Secretary 2, 3. Spring 'Fyestival I, 2, 3, 4. C orus 2, 3, 4. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4.lunior Play. Senior Variety Show. Yearbook Business Mana er, Junior Prom Com- mittee. Future gTeachers of America. Elementary Assistant. 'E' ken' ' . V -1 W, J X. 'T Q Ja: iii' .. ff , new. , , fe X ' i 331- Twig if gi 5 W , , rm - . 55? , - '- W5 ei v 7 ,'-1 3 ai- lyam -. 5 sv W . fi..-.'. ',-..,,: artist.. WALTER MAJOR Ambition: Farmer. Best Remembered For: His questions. 'Bick, as he is called by his friends, considers 'being in the band the nicest thing that happened to him at Media. Since he wants to be a farmer, his humorous ambition is to grow square peas so they won't roll off the end of the knife. 'Bick's likes include marches, football, all kinds of food,and mechanicaldrawing. Band 3, 4 eases-Y' JOHN McCALL Ambition: Trade. Best Remembered For: Being with the gang. 'Jake' came to Media in the ninth grade from Clifton Heights. His favor- ite pastime is working on cars. Spaghetti, popular music, and foot- ball are tops with him, too. Mechanical drawing is ,Iake's favorite subject. SUSAN ELIZABETH MCCLURE Ambition: Teacher or Secretary. Best Remembered For: The ability to roll her blue eyes successfully. 'Suzie can usually be heard say- ing 'I betl' She likes white bucks, crew-cuts, football players, color- guard, and swimming. Her dislikes are sarcastic people and late practices. She can most likely be ound with 'Sue' and 'Dee Dee and the gang. She tells the underclassmen to .et some school spirit. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Colorguard 3, 4. Varsit Club 3, 45 Secretary 4. Homeroom President 1. Homeroom Vice-President 2. Junior Prom Committee. Junior Play Com- mittee. Spring Festival 3. Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, Publications 1, 2, 3. Variety Show. Yearbook. Senior Prom Committee. Mr. Ware's Secretary 4. National Honor Society 4. THEODORE MCCONNELL Ambition: Forestry. Best Remember For: Friendly smile for all the girl 'Ted' says that being on the foo ball team is the nicest thing th happened to him while in Media. likes jazz, football, fishing, huntin and shrimp. His favorite saying 'Rock 'n Roll,' while his humoro ambition is to be Principal of Medi High. Ted in his spare time c usually be found 'on the wall' working in a gas station. To the fo ball team he gives this advi 'Practice hard and win all your games Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Track Baseball 4. 'ni' HELEN MCFALL Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Sweater collection and ability to get out of study halls. Helen can be found talking on the telephone. Her humorous ambition is to c imb Mt. Everest. She likes hill- billy music, basketball, ice cream, cars, sodas, tall boys, and typing. Her favorite expression is Well, sure. Being in the Spring Festival is her nicest experience. Spring Festival 3, 4. Christmas Concert 3, 4. Yearbook. funior Prom. OLIVER WILSON Mc GAW Ambition: Government Job. Best Re- membered For: Managing the football team. 'Volt' likes jitterbug music, swimming, eggs and bacon, and social studies. His humorous ambition is to be the Principal at Media High, although he dislikes going toclasses. His big thrill at school was meeting the teachers and being football manager. Some sound advice from 'Volt' is 'Study hard.' Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 3 . f if -We Q GLORIA E. MEEHAN Ambition: Secretary. Best bered For: Driving with Mr. Gloria, a pert little counts pizza, basketball, and keeping among her likes. Her fa teacher is Mr. Flaga. In her time, she is likely to be foul 'Pat's. Gloria advises the und classmen 'Don't quit school.' MARLIN W. MILES Ambition: Scientist. Best Remembered For: Being in boy's chorus line in the Variety Show. 'Clam' has an interesting humor- ous ambition - to install traffic lights in the corridors. He likes hill- billy music, track, team activities, steak, chemistry, and math classes. Alphabetical order for seating is his pet peeve. He advises underclass- men to 'Make the best of it while you are here.' Football l, 2,4. Track 2, 3. Junior Prom Committee, Homeroom Repre- sentative 4. Projection Club 2, 3. MARY ANNA MILLER Ambition: Secretary.BestRemembered For: Being with Edie. Mary, who can usually be heard saying You'll never believe it, has enjoyed F.B.L.A. most of all the activities at Media. Her likes include volleyball, Mrs. Van Horn, candy, boys, and spaghetti, while her pet peeve is homework. ln her spare time Mary can usually be found at the Legion Teen-Age Club. Future Business Leaders ofAmerica 3 AUDR EY JEAN MILLWARD Ambition: Get married. Best Remem- bered For: Long blond hair. 'And' considers being Editor of the Yearbook the nicest thing that has hap ened to her at Media. She likes talrking on the phone, hillbilly music, swimming, a sailor, and m. Her pet peeves are boys who Hep girls waitin , and who drink and smoke. Her ?avorite saying is 'Well do. She can most likely be found at home waiting. She tells the under- classmen to en'oy every activity they can. Aud's humorous ambition is to roller skate through the halls of Media. Dental Assistant 3, 4. Twirling 3, 4. Editor of Yearbook. Student Director of Junior Play. junior Prom Committee, Senior Variety Show. Mr. Flaga's Secretary 3. Future Business Leaders 0 America. National Honor Societ enior Pla Senior Prom 7 5! 7 C ommtttee t .IAMES MILLER Ambition: Navy. Best Remembered For: His sharp car. ,Iimmer, as he is known to his friends, can usually be found at his girl 's house. Since coming to Media he has enjoyed the dances most of all the activities. ,Iimmer's' likes jazz, steaks, cars, and a include certain girl. His humorous ambition is to become an undertaker. JOHANNE MULLIN MER VIN E Ambition: To get through college. Best Remembered For: Cetting married. 'Jo' likes ood popular son s, cheerleading, being with Pobgy, swimming, steak sandwiches, English, and Mr. Davis. She doesn't particularly care for people with swelled heads. She can most likely be found driving a '35 Ford around N.P. ',Io's humorous ambition is to send Robby through school. Hockey 1, 2, 3. Basketball I, 2, 3. Cheerleadin I, 2. National Honor Society 3, 4. Rice Pres. 4. Varsity Club 3, 4. Junior Prom Committee. Junior Play. Homeroom President 2. Homeroom Treasurer 3. Senior Play Committee. CHARLOTTE ANN MINKER Ambition: Office Work. Best Remem- bered For: Chewing gum. 'Chi' has really enjoyed being a Senior, in addition to football games, spaghetti, driving with a certain person, and English class. Drivers' Training was her high point at Media, and her humorous ambition is to drive a big truck. She dislikes bossy guys. Her sound advice 'Stay in school and be good. JAY MOLINEUX Merchant Marines. Best For: Raisir.g reptiles. Jay considers being picked to go the Penn State Agriculture Camp e nicest thing that has happened to m. His favorites are fishing, diving, m auto racin and marshmallows s gy . 's humorous ambition is to ride an ephant down State Street. Jay can st likely be found in Lou's olroom. ANTOIN ETTE MORELLI Ambition: Receptionist. Best Re- membered For: Her pretty complexion and jet black hair. Some of 'Toni's many favorites are dancing, steaks from Stacky's, boys, football, and Mrs. Van Horn. Her only pet peeve is boys who don't shave. Humorously she would like to sleep for twenty years. Toni has enjoyed cheerleading most since coming to Media. In her spare time she can be found in the Snack Har. Hockey I, 2. Variety Show. Social Club 3. DONALD MORRISON Ambition: Co to college. Best Re- membered For: His sense of humor and questions. 'Don' says that the Projection Club is the activity he has enjo ed most since coming to Media. He likes classical music, reading, baseball, pumpkin pie, and history. His humor- ous ambition is to make soundless rattles for rattlesnakes. His advice is Don't waste time in Il5. He is most likely to be found at home. Projection Club 3. Yearbook. junior Play. junior Prom Committee. Baseball 1. Track 1. 'F' hir DAWSON DELANO PALM Ambition Morgan State College. Best Remembered For: llis wonderful work on the track team. Splinter's favorite pastime is building airplanes. Other favorites of his are progressive music, basket- ball track, cross-country, English, swimming, and tennis. In his spare tlme he can be found at any nearby tennis court. 'Study hard' is his advice to the underclassmen. Basketball 3. Track I, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 4. Chorus 1, delivering films. Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Football 1 GLENN PETTY Ambition: Army or College. Best RememberedFor: Beingwith the girls. Glenn, known to some as 'Crash,' spends his spare time at the firehouse or being with Ann. He enjoys base- ball, shop, and eating. Outside of school he belongs to the National Guard and also has a part time job EDGAR JOHN POOLE Ambition:WestCbesterStateTeachers College. Best Remembered For: His presentations at class performances. Fd, who enjoys visiting his friends most of all, likes roller skating, music, food, and clerical office practice. He says he can be found anywhere in his spare time, but most likely at his part-time job doing lawn work. He advises the underclassmen to 'Work harden live longer. junior Play. junior Prom. Senior Variety Show. Senior Play. Library Assistant. Chorus 3, 4. Spring Festi- val 3, 4. BARBARA ANN PRIMALDI Ambition: Bell Telephone. Best Re- membered For: Her constant smile. Among Bobbie's' favorites are hillbilly music, sleeping, eating, hoagies, sewing, and friendly people. To be a stock car driver is her humorous ambition. Bobbie has a part time job as a secretary for Logtown Fence Co. She leaves as her advice to the underclassmen, 'Be friendly to everyone.' NANCY VIRGINIA REYNOLDS Ambition: Agriculture. Best Remem- bered For: Being Band Manager. Nancy enjoys classical music and horseback riding as her means of entertainment. She belongs to the C.S., 4-Il, and Youth Center. When not at these places, you could find her at the football games or baby- sitting. llumorously she would like to become a deep sea diver. Band Manager 3, 4 junior Play Committee ELAINE RICE- Ambition: Business school. Best R membered For: Always being late Flame s favorite pastime is 1ng so naturally she can most be found talking on the tele She s especially fond of boys fish, and Bookkeeping I. To chewing gum that you don't hav chew is her humorous ambition. lives up to her own advice to underclassmen which is 'Make most of it. Yearbook. Variety Show. Monitor Honor Society 4. school. . , . . . Y , . . e NELSON RICBY mbition: Temple. Best Remembered or: Driving the black Moriah. ',Iim, as this big fella is called, an usually be found with Ralph and Tom or driving the long black caddy.' His likes are football, steak, and study halI.He dislikes women drivers. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 3. Track 2. Football 2. DENNIS RINGBLOOM Ambition: College. Best Remembered For: His love for chemistry. 'Menace' is usually found talking about science or working on his car. He also likes hunting and belongs to Delaware County Field and Stream. His humorous ambition is to race through the 'quarter-mile' in three seconds. Dennis has a part time job as a delivery boy at Murray's. Homeroom Treasurer. Homeroom Representative. CAROL RUSK Ambition: Spring Garden Institute. Best Remembered For: Talking. 'Gumdrop' goes for hillbilly music, Mercury convertibles, stock car races, and boys. Ilumorously, she would like to be a gas station attendant. Her pet peeve is bossy people. She advises the underclass- men,'Don't do anything Iwouldn't do. Chorus 1, 4. Social Club 1, 3, 4. Office Assistant 3. rf' DONALD L. SALEM Ambition: Engineer. Best Remembered For: Student Council activities and bein with 'Hets . 'Don' can be beard saying 'Ratsl' His likes are loafing, popular music, sports, fast cars, and pole vaulting. He dislikes senior girls that smoke. He considers being President of Student Council as the nicest thing that has happened to him at Media. He can most likely be found at Hetsy's. Don tells the underclass- men to try out for track if they don't make the football team. His humorous ambition is to smash the pencil machine. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Track I, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 3, 4. Student Council 2, 3, 4 President on Student Council 4 Yearbook MARIE SAMPSON Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Heing a twin. Marie is especially fond of dances, spaghetti, sundaes, and history. She dislikes arithmetic and boys that hang on street corners. Marie spends most of her spare time at home reading. She would like to tell the underclass- men that 'It does not pay to fool in school.' Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4. Home- room Secretary. Homeroom Treasurer. SHIRLEY SAMPSON Ambition: Secretary. Best Remem- bered For: Being short and being Marie's twin. Shirley thinks the nicest thing that happened to her at Media is being in the concert. A few of her many favorites are basketball, popu- lar music, typing, boys, and sea food. As a part-time job Shirley works at the 5810 in Media. Iler advice to the underclassmen is 'Don't loaf. Variety Show KATHERINE SAN FORD Ambition: Nurse. Best Remembered For: Her smile and ood looks. 'Kit, who can que heard saying 'Very good I' likes Mr. McNeill, the 'A' section, crew cuts, and color- guard. Her pet eeves are gym and Catty' boys. She tells the under- classmen to 'Have fun, but behavel' She can be found in the vicinity of a '34- Ford and says her humorous ambition is to co-star in a movie with Tony Curtis. Home Room Tredsurer 1. Home RoomSecretary 2. Chorus 1, 2. Social Club 1, 3. Junior Prom Committee, Variety Show. Colorguard 3, 4. Year- book. Senior Prom Committee. National Honor Society 4. Mr. Polignone's Se cretary 4. ' CARL SCHUKRAFT Ambition: Air Force. Best Remem- bered For: His pompadour. Carl, who is a real fan of stock car racing, can usually he heard saying, 'Down, boy. He also likes mechanical drawing and, of course, girls. Carl spends his spare time at home in bed or working on cars. He also enjoys listening to hillbilly music. ELAINE ELIZABETH SCOTT Ambition: Business School. Remembered For.- Being late school with Elaine. Scotty, as she is called by friends, is most likely to be found home or the movies. Her likes tuna fish, Mr. Polignone, music, and dancing. She con being a Senior the nicest thing happen to her at Media. Publications NANCY JANE SCOTT Ambition: West Chester State Teachers College. Best Remembered For: A etite for ice cream and good naturedjqaugh. Nancy is an eagler worker and can usually be found usily engaged in secretarial duties. Nancy li es corn on the cob, ice cream, movies, and baseball. She can usually be heard saying Don't look at me in that tone of voice. Outside of school Nanc belongs to her Church Young Peopl'e's group. Nancy advises the underclassmen to 'Work hard, and you'll get ahead. Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4. Miss Taylor's Secre- tary 4. Elementary Assistant 2, 3, 4. Variety Show. JuniorPlay Committee. VIVIAN SCULL Ambition: Secretary. Best Remem- bered For: Her cute giggle. Nook, who can be heard saying 'Wait a minute, likes jazz, boys, football, meeting new people, base ball, spaghetti, and stenography. Her dislikes are boys that smoke. She can most likely be found at home. Hockey 3 Variety Show WAYNE C. SEBELIST Ambition: Navy. Best Remembered For: His tuba playing in the band. Butch, whose favorite saying is Don't know, do you? has enjoyed the band most since coming to Media. To be a circus strongman is his humorous ambition. 'Hutch's favorites include fishing and hunting, football, sweet potatoes, English, and listening to the radio. Band I,2,3,4 Debating 2,3 ELIZABETH ANN SHARP Ambition: College. Best Remembered For: Her good work in colorguard. 'Betsy's humorous ambition is to write a lovelorn column for the 'Chester Times. She can always be heard saying 'Ohl Donnie. Her likes are colorguard, spaghetti, turkey, football, and track. She dis- likes conceited eople. She can be found in a '51' glue Ford. She says to the underclassmen 'Have all t e fun you can in your Senior year.' Spring Festival 1, 2. Colorguard 2, 3, 4. Dental Assistant 3. Nurse's Assistant 3. Junior Prom Committee. Variety Show. junior Play. R ONALD SHARP Ambition: Forest Ranger. Best Re- membered For: His motorcycle and being with the girls. Hon's humorous ambition is to be a professional worm digger. His pet peeve is Mr. McMurray. He can be found working at Clover Leaf Cas Service Station or working on his motorcycles. Ron likes jazz, woodshop with Mr. Brown, hunting, flying, girls, football, and pheasant. 1 CHARLES LOWE SIIARPLESS Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Ilis 'stiff' part in the junior Pla . 'lic be head of Media High School's Iiusiness Department is Chickie's humorous ambition. Most of all he has enjoyed the Junior Play. Among his pet peeves is the small mirror in the boys' locker room. In his s are time he is likely to be found walking back and forth from Media. junior Play. Junior Pram Com- mittee. F.B.L.A. 3. Yearbook. Variety Show. Senior Prom Committee. Senior Play. Honor Society 4. JOHN E. SMALTZ ' To attend college or join Air Force. Best Remembered or: His love for cars. u.lohnny,' as this good-natured oy is known to his classmates, onsiders meeting a 'certain girl' as he nicest thing that has happened to im at Media. His likes include echanics, football, steak, science, nd airplanes. To the underclassmen Johnny' says 'Work hard. He pends his spare time in an airplane. ARTHLR E. SMITH, JR. Ambition: Penn State. Best Remem, bered For: His Projection Club activities. Arthur has enjoyed his work with audio-visual aids in Media. He likes semi-Classical music, fried chicken, hi-fidelity and police radio. Humor- ously, he'd like to own a multi- million dollar legitimate theater, but seriously he 'was hap iest at being made President of tile Pro- jection Club. Some good advice from Arthur is, Don't let your activities get in the way of studies. Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Light- ing Spring Festival :Q Graduation I, 2, 3, 4. Lighting Junior Prom, Senior Variety Show 3, 4. Stage Director - junior Play. Lighting and Staging - Variety Show ci Senior Play. Library Assistant 1. ANN ELIZABETH SMITH Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Her shyness. 'Hecky's favorite pastime is dancingg other favorites include Rhythm and Blues,' Stacky's steaks, pizza pies, English, swim- ming, Fords, and clothes. Asa humorous ambition Becky would like to play on the A's' team. Her advice to the underclassmen is Don't get caught hookying, for it means 14 detentionsf' JAMES SMITH Ambition: Join the service. Best Re- membered For: His line play on the football team. Robbie is likely to be found with the gang saying 'Rock and RolI.' He likes sports, hillbilly music, and steak. Humorously he would like to answer the 864,000 question. His big time at Media was playing on the football team. Football I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 MULVINA JANE SMITH Ambition: Social Worker. Best Re- membered For: Iler smile. Bunny,' as this cute little al is known to her friends, can oftengbe heard saying, Hello, therel' She has enjoyed the junior Play most of all her activities at Media. 'Bunny's likes include food, semi-classical music, hiking, and a certain boy. Bunny's humorous ambition is to run abus line from Media to Bucknell University. Fashion Show 3. Future Business Leaders ofAmerica 3, 4. JuniorProm Committee. Variety Show. Chorus 4. Yearbook. junior Play. Secretary to Mr. Davis 4. DONNA L. SNIVELY Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Her surprise engagement. Donna enjoys fun in any form. She likes dancing, skating, and sports, especially baseball. Ice cream sodas, pop music, and French are also tops with Donna. Outside school she is a member of the Civil Air Patrol and the Young People's group of her church. Donna's message to the underclassmen is Work hard.' Band I, 2, 3, 4 RI'Tll ESTHER SPAIN I iAmbition: Secretary. Best Remem- bered For: ller crazy lunches. Ruthie, who can usually be heard sayin 'Oh well,' has enjoyed the Senior gariety Show most of all her activities at Media. Pizza, steaks, Mr. Ware, dancing, and dates are tops with her, while her et peeves areliver and snobbish peoplle. Ruthie's humorous ambition is to be in Mike Davis' harem. Dancing Club I. Chorus 2. Mr. Snavely's Secretary. Variety Show. Senior Play. Senior Prom Committee. JOHN C. STEWART Ambition: Air Force. Best Remem- bered For: Talking in Study hall. Jack, as this quiet guy is known to his classmates, can usually be found at Lenni Heights Fire House in his spare time. His likes include good shop classes, hunting, hotdogs, and hillbilly music. To the under- classmen ujack' advises 'Co home early at nights and do your best.' EDITH STOKES Ambition: To get married. Best Re- membered For: Having 'Sag' and 'Edie' written on her 'acket. To play basketball on the Army team is Edie's humorous ambition. Sure, why not?' is her favorite saying. Other favorites of hers are hillbilly music, dating, basketball, dancing, milk, and Mr. Steinhofer. Edith is to be found on her front steps with a gang of kids in her spare time. Getting an A+ on her report card is the nicest thing that has happened to Edith at Media. 'nw 115 VIVIAN STOTT Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Mechanical ability and driving. 'Viv' came to Media from Eddy- stone in her sophomore year. She considers being on the hockey team the nicest thing that has happened to her since she came to Media. Her favorites are potato chips, auto racing, hillbilly music, and driving. Viv's advice to the underclass- men is 'Don't worry and have fun.' Hockey 3 RICHARD CARL STUDLEY Ambition: Navy. Best Remembered For: His red hair. Dick , who can very often be heard saying, 'I-low about that?' feels that being Vice-President of the Projection Club is the nicest thing that has happened to him at Media. He plays the drums in the band and his favorite kinds of music are 'po ' and 'blues. Other favorites inclriide motorcycles, fried chicken, Spanish, and showing movies. To the underclassmen Dick advises, 'Don't give up. Projection Club I, 2, 3, 4. Span- ish Honor Society 3. Band4. Orchestra CONSTANCE LOUISE STYER Ambition: West Chester State 'I'eacher's CoIlege.Best Remembered For: Her McCormick Construction Company shirt and her friendliness. Getting up for school at six o'cIock every day is Connie's pet peeve. Her likes include basketball, oagies, dancing, and P-J parties. Humorously 'Connie' would like to fly a jet plane. Meeting so many swell kids is the nicest thing that has happened to her at Media. Future Business Leaders of America 3. Nurse's Secretary 4. Variety Show. Varsity Club 4. Basketball 4. 4. Variety Show. JOHN C. SWEENEY HOSE DORIS TATE JANICE RAE TAYLOR Ambition: Marine Corps. Best Re- membered For: Sharp dresser. John, whose favorite pastime is loafing, would humorously like to swim the Atlantic Ocean. His likes include hillbUIy music, football, steaks, and Mr. Brown. His pet peeve is people who think they are 'rocks- In his spare time he can usually be found at Maxie's Drug Store. Baseball I Best Re- Ambition: Bookkeeper. membered For: Being one of the 'shorties' of the class. 'Iwant to thank you' is the state- ment you can usually hear coming from Rose. Her favorite pastime is listening to the radio. Some of her other likes are basketball, fried chicken, dancing and mambo music. The nicest thing that has happened to Bose at Media is becoming a senior.Outside of school she belongs to the Young Adult Choir. Ambition: Nurse. Best Remerm For: Her friendly smile. Jan's humorous ambition is be a jockey. Her likes are c pizza pie, boys, sharp dressers, football. She rates Mr. Ware as favorite teacher. Jan works part as an usherette in the C Theater. In her spare time she usually be found at home or Parkside. Spring Festival 2 SHIRLEY TEMPLE THOMPSON Ambition: West Chester State Teachers College. Best Remembered For: Her terri ic spirit in cheer- leading. Shirl,' who can usually be heard saying 'You know it, considers being a varsity cheerleader the nicest thing that has happened to her at Media Hi h. Progressive jazz, boys, 'cool' cgessers, and shrimp are tops with her, while her get eeve 1s men's unshined shoes. er liumorous ambition is to teach Marilyn Monroe to walk. In her spare time 'Shirl' is most likel to be found at home talking on the tele- phone. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, LEOPOLD ULRICH Ambition: Vienna University. Best Remembered For: Talking about Austria and his humor. Loy,' who can very often be seen carrying his drum out to band ractice, came to Media at the beginning of his senior year from Austria. His likes include skiing, Fine Arts, tennis, and photography. Since coming to Media, 'Loy' has enjoyed Cross Country most of all his activities. He can usually be heard saying Good, yes? 'Loy' is well-liked by all his classmates. Band 4. Photography 4. Projection Club 4. Cross Country 4. JOAN EILEEN URBAN Ambition: Goldey Beacom Business School. Best Remembered For: Being good natured. ,Ioan can usually be heard sayin l'm just kiddin .' She has enjoyeg Student Council ie most since comirg to Media. Her other likes include Mr. Davis, Pro, writing, boys, and Buicks. In her spare time she can be found workin as a secretary or riding around in a lgord. junior Red Cross 1. F.B.L.A. 3, 4: Treasurer 3. Senior Prom Com- mittee. Honor Sociez 4. Junior Play Committee. ome Room Representative 3. Student Council 4. Variety Show. Yearbook Copy Editor. Senior Play Committee. 2, 3, 4. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. Variety Show. fl ROBERT VALENTI Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: His mustache. 'Desi, or 'Bob' as he is known, would humorously like to be a ballet dancer. His advice to all underclass- men is to Watch out for Mr. Utz's left hand.' 'Bob' can usually be found at his girl's house. His likes include shop, any kind of food, sports, and dancing. Playing first string on the football team is the best thing that has happened to him at Media. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 NANCY JEAN VAN WINKLE Ambition: Camp Work. .Best Remem- bered For: Her singing ability. Nance,' who can very often be heard saying, Well, I'll be darned,' likes Mr. Cotwals the best of all her teachers. Her other likes include music, football, potato chips, and dancing with a good dancer. Her advice to the underclassmen is 'Study hard in schoolg you can loaf at home.' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Christmas Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. Variety Show. JOSEPHINE VENUTI Ambition: Clerk. Best Remembered For: Always talking about Chester Plaza. 'Jo,' who can be heard saying Get out, is likely to be found reading in her spare time. She came to Media from Eddystone in her sophomore year. Dancing, popular music, basketbalhbookkeeping, and pizza pie are among her many favorites. The nicest thing that has happened to 'Jo' is becoming a senior. NANCY ELAINE WAMPLER Ambition: College. Best Remembered For: Being short and quiet as as mouse. Nancy's favorite saying is Oh, great. Iler humorous ambition is to play baseball, which is also her favorite sport. Nancy likes movies, sports, swimming, and French class. Her advice to the underclassmen is 'Always do your homework. Mr. Anderson's Secretary 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Variety Show CAROL JEAN WAYCHUNAS Ambition: Nurse. Best Remembered For: ller talking and her friendly personality. Carol is usually heard saying 'l'm hun y.' Her humorous ambition is to be tire captain of a Navy ship. Carol likes popular music, fried chicken, and friendly people. Her dislikes are hot rods and conceited eolple. She can usually be found with t e gang. Her advice to the underclassmen IS 'Re ood, but have fun. CRorus 1, 4. Home Room Treasurer 2. HomeRaomSecretary 1, 3. Dancing Club 1. Spring Festival I. Junior Play Business Manager. Yearbook. Variety Show. CAROLYN E. WENTZ Ambition: Elementary teacher. Best Remembered For: Her antics in health class. 'Tinker,' or Trusty Tink, as she is known to her teachers, has enjoyed hockey most of all her activities at Media. Sports, food, music, and peolple in general are tops with her. Tinker' takes part in almost all the activities at Media, so to save time, she would humor- ously like to skate around the halls. Always good natured, she is liked by everyone who knows her. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball I, 2gManager 3, 4. Band6 years. Chorus 1, 2, 4. Yearbook. Physical Ed. Assistant 2, 3, 4. Elementary Teach- in 4. SpringFestiual 1,2, 4. Varsity Clib 3, 4. H.R. Representative 4. Variety Show. WILLIAM WIIITLOCK Ambition: Drexel Institute. Best Remembered For: His black leather jacket and riding around Media. llill came to Media in his sopho- more year from Levittown High, New York. Here he has enjoyed the foot- ball games most. In his spare time you can find him working on or riding in cars. Among his favorites he lists steaks, motorcycles, football, and his history teacher, Mr. Ware. Humor- ously Bill would like to be a State cop. ANITA LOUISE WILLIS Ambition: Penn State. Best Remem- bered For: Being a sharp dresser. Dee Dee, a 'Rhythm and Blues fan, spends a lot of her time thinking of ways to get out of study halls. The rest of the time she can be found in a yellow convertible or at hocke,y practice. Ilumorously 'Dee Dee would like to be a para- troo er. lllockey I, 2, 3, 4: Co-captain 4. Basketball 2. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. S ring Festival I, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Cllub I, 2, 3, President 4. Intramural Basketball I, 2. Publications 2. junior Pr an Committee. lunior Play Committee. Future Teachers of America 3, 4. Variety Show. Senior Prom Committee. 4 Munir RALPH H. WILSON College. Best Remem- For: Playing his trumpet in the Jazz, playing the trumpet, and tudy halls are some of Ralph's avorites. To fly to the moon is his umorous ambition. He can usually he ound in Media riding arotmd in an Olds.' To pay for the gas Ralph has job as a stock-boy. and 1, 2, 3, 4. asketball 2 i BOB WYNNE bition: To join the Navy. Best membered For: His admiration for girls. Windy, a real lady charmer, es girls, baseball, and shop, but dislikes school. In his spare time works as a stock boy. 'Windy' is en heard saying 'Coofey' to any- e who might be near him. RICHARD M. WINNER Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Being quiet. Winner,'who can be heard saying Holy cow, has enjoyed track most since coming to Media. That is why cross country is his favorite sport. Western music, steak, mechanical drawing, and hrmting are some of his other favorites. 'Winner' leaves as his advice to the underclassmen Don't work too har1'I.' Cross Country I EDITH A. YOUNG Ambition: Work. Best Remembered For: Talking all the time and being with Mary. 'Edie, who can be found ridin around in a Plymouth, lists Raymond as one of her likes. Some of her other favorites are sea food, football, and typing. She has enjoyed the Future Pusiness Leaders most since coming to Media. In her spare time 'Fidie is likely to be found in Glen Mi s. Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4. Red Cross 2. RALPH WOOD Ambition: Delaware University. Best Remembered For: His ability to play the upiano. Woody' advises the underclass- men not to take Latin. Steaks, Mr. Polignone, football, and lunch are amon his man likes. He also likes 'ROCE and Roll music, and is likely to be heard saying, Tl1at's kicks or cheewa. The nicest thing that has hap ened to him at Me ia is bein alliile to'make good friends. Teach 1, 2 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Hi Y 2. Orcbestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Pro- jection Club 2, 3. Variety Show. Senior Play. IS Tl-IIS Fon REm.?! g Yi dl 2 a V 2 NLS-L mx Wx l..ET'S CHECK EQuuPmeNr,msN. THIS IS UJHHT I CRLL THE EVIL E CLDSE THE DDCR, THEY'RE. comm' I THE wmoows dv -rs-:ans as nl mscnevnmcv HERE! 1 sr'-1 l' All IS sweetness and l1ght on Ivy Gate campus unt11 the college belle decldes that her boyfr1end Joe IS takmg her for granted blnce the prom IS from Harvard who IS gomg to take her to the dance At th1S very mopportune moment the bandleader who IS gomg to play for the prom arrxves on campus Th1nk1ng he 1S the man from Harvard Joe and h1s compan1ons plot the elmunatxon of the 1ntruder A sc1ent1f1c sleep1ngp1ll astolenlaundry truck a wealthy w1dow and an 1rate dean prove to everyone that Love 1S Too Much Trouble Due to the enthus1asm and hard work of the cast and crew the help and encouragement of our able coaches Mlss Myers and Mlss Schmgeck the Jumor play proved to be a great success R lwtf is approaching, she makes up a story about a friend LOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE ii l! Toastre Conme Prnkle oe Oggle Dean Mrss Ross Sugar Lou Shrrley Monrca Bates Clrff Ebb o Mrs Bates Elazne Gonzalez jane Smztb Bzll Strme Don Salem Curtzs Farley jun Dmgee Sue Getz jobanne Merwne joyce Good joyce MacAdam Cbarles Sbarpless Pat Crawl Mzllze jeffrzes jessze Holmes Student D1rector Audrey Msllward Stage Director Artbur Smztb LAND CF DREAMS C3 we ight gym it 'gg gr ri i Q JUNIOR PRCM Our Jumor Prom wh1ch we called Land of Dreams was held on March 11 1055 For weeks before we all ran around 1n a constant t1zzy havmg mysterxous meet1ngs and h1d1ng 'who knew what 1n the gym closet On the bxg day there were pleas to reluctant teachers for passes laughter exc1tement tears offrustrat1on and crepe paper everywhere F1nally everythlng was f1n1shed and n1ne o clock came And a Land of Dreams It was It seemed almost as 1fwe were 1n an enchanted world There was at atmosphere of soft llghts and dreamy muslc Then the b1g moment a member of the Haverfordlans mmgled among the dancers and p1cked M1ll1e Jeffrles and Joyce MacAdam one of whlch was to be chosen queen Slnce It was 1mposs1ble to d1st1ngu1sh by the applause whether Joyce or M1111e has won It was dec1ded that they would be co queens Everyone agreed that the Land of Dreams had l1ved up to all our expectatlons It w1l1 always rema1n one of our fondest memor1es of Medla Hlgh. 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I :fa two A n 51143 ff N MOMENTS TO REMEMEMBER Moments To Remember our var1ety show was glven on October 21 and 22 The show was based on the 1dea of a te1ev1s1on show Bruce Downmg as Jackle Gleason was the emcee Our very able student dlrector was M11l1e Jeffrles Pat Crowl was our choreographer MISS Verona our sponsor put a lot of effort hard work and pat1ence ln produclng a wonderful show Also not to be forgotten IS Arthur Srruth cha1rman of the hghtmg and stagmg oommlttee Mrs Clark was a terr1f1c help on th1S score We had everythmg 1n our show from L1berace to h111b1llys No one w1ll ever forget our varlety show the fun at rehearsals and the wonderful k1ds 1 4 . 1 7 0 . 9 1 7 3 , . . . . . . . . . . . , , . 7 x l A 5 ll I v Heads bending over, scissors snipping, and typewriters clicking away - these are some of the things you might see if you happen to pass room 116 some afternoon. Such things are characteristic of your industrious yearbook staff which is combining its talents to produce the best book possible. True, during these sessions there is lots ofnoise and plenty of scurrying around, but when we get down to work, everyone does his very best. The success of our efforts can only be judged by you, the reader, as you look through your MEDIAN. We are all very grateful to our friend and teacher G R Davis for his help and guidance If it had not been for his encouragement and faith in us this our yearbook would not have been possible. Literary Staff Audrey Mxllward Edztor rn Chief Elame Gonzalez Assistant Edrtor joan Urban Copy Edxtor Mxldred jeffrxes Lxterary Editor Carolyn Wentz Wllham Strme Chrxstxne Grxffxth Marc Dresden Katherxne Sanford Photography Donald Morrrson Beverly Dejanney Pat Crowl Loy Ulrxch Circulation joy Lawton Susan Getz r Helen McFall Edrtor Mlke Davrs ane Smlth Charles Sharpless YEA RBOOK STAFF rw? 'P' ff' ff' rx? Typing Jr Betty Ingram Head Typist Elame Rlce Judy Hufford Sue McClure Barbara Hayes Shrrley james Carol Colbert Joyce Good Business Staff joyce NdacAdam Barbara Hanley Pat Fxeld une Lewrs Barbara Lyall 8 1 957 Paul Helmer Editor rn Cbxef Betty Bock Assistant Edztor an Cbxef y, yrs l 1, '. H' Af: I 9, ' I 'C . ff Carol Waychunas Q l 4 to . .- J ' 5 A .' . Q9 I 'ef 'my l 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 IO ll 8 Bill Shine Nancy Wampler Nancy Scott fLeffl Edith Stokes Foy Faulkner Jeanette Lovette Shirley Coe Dee Dee Willis Kit Sanford Kay Johnson Janice Taylor P' V lz I5 Pa! Heyburn Don Cummings Joan England Carol Colber? Elinore Chambers Elaine Rice Jane Glackin Marlen Miles Joyce Good George Ebrigh! L! , . wr 1 5 m.f L 13 l l 553115 4' 4, lf Q QQ- M M , Hn I i,,. . ,C I - . an ?' 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STRINE New W I U ' A FRIENDLIEST PHT CRowL DESC ELLEN W SENIOR DIRECTORY Charles Allen Old State Road Medua, Pa Media 6 4622 Herbert Anmuth 122 Pennock Place, Medsa Medua 6-0842 Maurice Ayers Concord Road Boothwyn P Valleybrook 21 19.1 Oliver Baker 406 W State Street, Media P Medla 6 4304 Barbara Baldwm 22 W Albon Road, Chester, Pa Chester 2-8263 Jordan Bean Ollve Street, Media, Pa Media 6 4881 Samuel Bell Glen Riddle Road Medua R D 2 Pa Medna 6 2799 Ellen Benedict Beaver Valley Road Chadds Ford Oscar Benson 553 S Orange Street, Media, Pa John Burney 109 Meadowbrook Lane Chester, Pa Chester 3 0576 Rose Mane Blosenskn Middletown Road, Medna R D 1 Vulleybrook 2237J1 Richard Bond 3 Scarlet Avenue, Green Ridge, Pa Chester 4 2997 Sonia Borden 321 S Orange Street Medna, Media 6 4223 Ronald Bozman Brookhaven Road Brookhaven Chester 2-4163 Joyce Brady 423 N Olnve Street, Medla, Pa Media 6 2958 Robert Brosch Shavertown Road, Boothwyn, Pa Valleybrook 2241 R1 Warren Burnett Baltimore Pike Llma, Pa Med IG 6 3083 Nancy Lou Burr Plymouth Hall South Avenue, Media, Pa Media 6-6043 Shelleen Byrnes 607 Allen Lane, Medla P Meclaa62762 Lawrence Carter Faulk Road Boothwyn Chester5044 Barbara Chambers Box 114, Ward Pa Elmore Chambers Box 380, Faulk Road Chelsea David Choate 69 Letltla Lane Media, Pa Media 6-0954 Margaret Christopher 132 S Orange Street Medua Pa Media 6 4738 Norman Chnstopher Booths Comer Boothwyn Chester 5 0455 Wllllam Clark Mount Road Chester Pa Valleybrook 3-033M Shrrley Coe R D 1 Glen Malls Pa Valleybrook 2476R5 Carol Colbert 212 N Plum Street, Medea P Medla64600 Mildred Colbert 212 N Plum Street Media P Media 6-4600 Charles Cox 332 W 3rd Street, Media, Pa Medla 6-4461 Vvolet Crew Kirk Road, Boothwyn Pa Valleybrook 3127J Patrlcla Crowl Farnum Road Medna Pa Media 6-4094 Norman Cullls 4511 Sleger Street Brookhaven P Chester 2 2267 Donald Cummlngs 110 Ridge Road Medna P Media 6-6374 Don D Alterlo 419 Manchester Avenue Medla Pa Michael Davis Creek 8. Bortondale Roads Medla, Pa Media 6 3767 Donald Day 219 N Plum Street, Medna Beverly DeJanney 321 S Ollve Street, Medna Medio 6 4362 Chester Duem 9 Neeld Lane Green Rldge, Chester 4 5177 Robert Dllworth 226 N Orange Street, Media, Medua 6-4408 Medaa 6 0411 Bruce Downing 432 N Orange Street, Media Media 6-0899 Marc Dresden Kirk Lane 8, 3rd Street Media Media 6 3452 Clifford Eachus Pyle Road R D 1, Chadds Ford, C George Ebrlght Chadds Ford R D 1 Chadds Ford, Joan England R D 1 Elam Road Elam Pa Valleybrook 2 747.11 Wilmer Evans 13 W Jefferson Street Media, Pa Curtis Farley Bethel Road Boothwyn, Pa Chester 5 1038 Fay Faulkner 700 N Olnve Street Medea Pa Medla 6-4910 Patricia Fneld Sprmglawn Road Glen Mllls Pa Valleybrook 2530 Ronald Galloway Glen Mllls R D 1, Pa Valleybrook 2737J4 Susan Getz Temple Road, Glen Malls P Valleybrook 2114 Barbara Gibson 112 E State Street Medua Media 61720 Jane Glackun Mlddletown Road Elwyn Pa Media 6 2937 - I ' , - . ' , a. - ' , PO. H I ' ' I D I U' ' - I I G. s - . o I n ' - . ' , a. l ' l I ' . -D . . . . - I . I . - . . . . - ' - ' I I 0. - 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' . . . I - . ' I 1 0' ' 1 I PU. ' ' I I ' - D ' . . . - I . , J . - . ' , Po. . . - . . , . ' ' I pu. ! I I - - - - . ' - , ' Pa. . - . I . Pa. 1 ' .. , ' Pa. - I I pu. James Dingee - 321 N. Monroe Street, Media, Pa. - . . . . ' - , ' , Pa. - , . 1 I I Pu' - . ' ' ' P . - ' ' 1 . 1 ' ' I ' . ' I Pa. ' - ' I G. - . n , , n - , , Pa. ' ' ' I ' ' . . - I I - I , ' D ' I I , - . I ' I I . Pa. . - . . I . . ' ' - ' , I , u ' - . I ' I - . 1 Q n ' - , , Pa. ' 1 G' . . - I I t D ' ... . , ' , Pa. ' - u o ' , A 1 - 1 ' ' ' SENIOR DIRECTORY Andrew Glaus 4840 Greenwood Street, Brookhaven Pa Chester 3 4789 Elaune Gonzalez 624 Summer Street, Media, P Medra 6 3814 Joyce Good Knowlton Road Medua R D2 Pa Chester 4 2069 Marcella Gordon 124 Wmter Street Medla Davld Green Howarth Road Media RD2 P Medua 6 4957 Chrlstlna Grrffrth 2810 Edgmont Avenue, Chester Pa Chester 2-8410 Charles Grose 118 Concord Road Chester Chester 2 4741 Barbara Hanley 319 W Second Street Media Media 6 5167 Thomas Hazlett 108 W Baltimore Pnke Media Medra 6 0207 Mark Hennessy 303 Summlt Road Medla Medla64468 Patrlcra Heyburn Concordvllle Pa Valleybrook 2225 Patnck Holliday Rose Tree Medra Pa Media 6 4133 George Holloway Provldence Road Media Medla 6 1252 Jessle Holmes Garnet Mane Road Boothwyn Val leybrook 2241 R3 Judy Hufford 28 W Baltimore Pike Medna, Media 6 0145 Betty Ingram 29 Ridge Road Green Ridge Chester 2 6970 John Irving 24 Man O'War Road, Llma P Media 6-6187 Arlene Jackson R D 1 Trimble Avenue Boothwyn Pa Chester 5-0290 Bella Jean Jackson Old Baltimore Pike Media Pa Medra 6 3232 Shrrley James 118 Mlldred Lane, Green Ridge, P Chester 4 2037 Mildred Jeffries Highland Avenue Glen Riddle Pa Valleybrook 2658M Kay Johnson 242 W 4th Street, Medla, Pa Media 6 3634 Lee Johnson Wllllamson School, Medla Pa Medea 6 0712 Madree Johnson 123 W 4th Street Medla P Media 6 5349 Davnd Kennedy 132 Upland Road Chester, Pa Dorothy Kung Valleybrook Road Media, Pa Media 6 1961 John Kleln 115 E Front Street Media, Pa Medra 6 6076 Wrlhelmrna Krlstman Middletown Road Medua P Medsa 6 1362 June Lampert Statvon Lane, Llma, Pa Valley brook 2 657R James Lawrence Pennell Road Llma Pa Medlo 6-0256 Joy Lawton Ronald Road Chester Plaza, P Chester 2 6744 Dranna Lewrs 114 Roberts Road Chester P Chester 4 3349 June Lewns 609 Clay Street Medna, Pa Media 6 2845 Patrlcla Lewis 108 Klrk Lane Media, Pa Media 6 1573 Ann Longstreth Shavertown Road, Boothwyn, Pa Valleybrook 2588 Jeanette Lovette Roberts Road Chester Plaza Pa Chester 2 2654 Barbara Lyall 10 Hurford Place, Green Ridge, Pa Chester 4 2131 Joyce MacAdam 11 Preston Road R D 16 Medla Pa Media 6 0930 Walter Mayor Bethel Road Boothwyn, Pa John McCall 222 N Plum Street Medra, P Medua 6 5727 Medna 6 0179 Theodore McConnell Mount Alverna Road Elwyn Pa Medio 6 3804 Helen McFaIl 434 E Franklun Street Medra Media 6 0297 Olrver McGaw 514 N Olive Street Media, Po Medua 6 3082 Glorna Meehan 721 Crozervalle Road Chester Valley brook 2499 R Johanne Mervrne Providence Road R D 16 Media, Pa Medla 6 4251 Marlin Mules 416 E Baltimore Plke Media, Pa Media 6 1953 James Muller 7 Lewis Avenue, Bortondale Pa Media 6 4607 Mary Muller Pennell Road Chester, Pa Valleybrook 2578 R12 Audrey Mrllward 7 Mancll Road Media, Pa Media 6 6312 Charlotte Mlnker Lennl Pa Vulleybrook 2057 M Jay Mollneux Providence Road Medra, Pa Medna 6 7665 Antoinette Morelll 4 Park Avenue, Mnddletown Helghts Pa Medna64838 Donald Morrison Box 369, Faulk Road Boothwyn Pa Valleybrook 2269 R12 - I . . . - . 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SENIOR DIRECTORY Dawson Palm 23 West Thlrd Street Media, Glenn Petty Klrk Lane R D 2 Medua Pa Media 6 3688 Edgar Poole Zebley Corner Boothwyn P Chester 5 0294 Barbara Prlmaldn Elam Road Glen Mnlls Valleybrook 2748 R Nancy Reynolds Highland Avenue R D 2 Medua Pa Media 6 3491 Elaune Rnce 226 Pennington Avenue Morton P Swarthmore 6 5410 Nelson Rugby 1 W Baltimore Puke Medra Medla 6-4526 Dennus Rlngbloom Middletown Road RD16 Media Pa Medua 61349 Carol Rusk Baltimore Plke Chester Heights P Media 6 9932 Donald Salem Roberts Road Medua Pa Media 6-4149 Marne Sampson 640 Providence Road Medla P Media 6-4410 Shlrley Sampson 640 Providence Road Media Medra 6 4410 Katherine Sanford 27 Green Lane Green Ridge Carl Schukraft 70 Bridgewater Road Chester Pa Chester 2 4119 Elaine Scott 24 Baker Street Morton, Pa Swarthmore 6 2555 Nancy Scott Providence Road 81 School Lane Medla Pa Media 6 2694 Vrvlan Scull Forge Road Darling P Valleybrook 3323 Wayne Sebellst Naaman s Creek Road Boothwyn Pa Chester 5 4094 Elizabeth Sharp Pennell Road Lama Pa Media 6 4565 Ronald Sharp Mount Alvema Road Elwyn Media 6 1895 Charles Shorpless Kurk Lane R D 16 Media Media 6 4678 John Smaltz 31 E Franklin Street Media Medua 6 1096 Arthur Smrth 32 Rosemary Lane, Media, P Media 6 5165 Ann Smith Convent Road Box 648 Chester James Smath Lenm Post Office Lenm Pa Valleybrook 2203J2 Donna Snnvely N Orange Street Medla Pa Media 6 3303 Ruth Spam 64 Mildred Lane Green Ridge Chester 2 2196 Jack Stewart Glen Malls Pa Valleybrook 3328 Ednth Stokes 420 E Baltumore Plke Media Media 6 1288 Vlvran Stott Pennell Road Glen Riddle P Valleybrook 2652 R wlllldm Strlne 720 N Jackson Street Medno Media 6 2597 Richard Studley 116 Upland Road Brookhaven Chester 2 2561 Connue Styer Zebley Road Bax 237, Boothwyn Pa Chester 5 0368 John Sweeney 1 Sheridan Lane Green Ridge Pa Chester 3 6354 Rose Tate 213 N Ollve Street Medla Pa Medla 6 3786 Janlce Taylor 4929 Greenwood Street Brookhaven Pa Chester 2 4796 Shirley Thompson 625 Pannter Street, Medua Pa Medla 6 3252 Loy Ulrich 720 N Jackson Street, Medla Pa Media 6 2597 Joan Urban Box 697A, Lenm Road Chester, Pa Robert Valenti 318 W 2nd Street, Medua Medea 6 1507 Nancy VanWmkle 314 N Jackson Street Media, Pa Medea 61419 JOSephnne Venutl Old Concord Road Glen Malls, R D 2 Pa Valleybrook 2015 M Nancy Wampler Sprung Street Media R D 16 Pa Media 6 4331 Carol Waychunas 117 Wa hlngton Avenue, Brook haven Pa Chester3 5650 Robert Weaver Klrk Lane Media, Pa Media 6 3851 Carolyn Wentz 19 W Baltlmore Plke Media, Media 6 3563 Wulllam Whltlock 325 W 2nd Street Medna Medla 6-6114 Anita Wlllls Mlddletown Road, Elwyn Pa Medla 6 0214 Ralph Wilson 305 South Avenue Media P Medla 6 1098 Richard Winner Nattson Road R D 1, Boothwyn Pa Valleybrook 2995J Larry Wood Fox Road, R D 16 Media Pa Media 6 2509 RobertWynne Elwyn Road Elwyn,Pu Medna 6-4384 Edrth Young Mount Alvema Road Medva, Pa Media R D 2 - ' , ' Pa. ' - ' , ' , Pa. ' . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' I . - I , 1 1 Q' 1 ' ' I 4 I I 1 Pa' , , - I , I Pa. . . - I . I at , . .. ' , , , , ' , ' - . , ' , Pa. a S ' ' ' ' - ' , , a. ' - , , Pa. I . - . . . I . I pc. . - I I . . - . . -I . I . . I - . I . I . I , . . - . . I . I O. - I . I . I I I 1 I ' l 1 1 , . . -I . I . I U. , - . . I . . - . I . I Pa. . - . . I . . ' 1 1 1 ' I 1 ' Pa. Chester 2-4247 V0ll0Ybf00k 2731-W - ' , , . ' - . ' , Pa. A - , Q 1 ' ' 1 . u O ' - . I - . - I . ' I , ' - o u , n ' ' ' - , ' , a. - ' , ' . . , . . 9 . - ' 1 1 ' 3 ' 1 ' , n ' . - I . I . - . I . I . . ' - . . . I . Pc. 1 1 PU' 1 ' . . , . . . - . I . I pc. - ' , . . , ' , Pa. ' . . . - . I . - , ' , ' , Pa. ' - ' - , ' , a. ' - ' a. - - 5 1 - , 1 n , ' - , , , Pa. . . . . . ' ' ' 1 I ' ' 1 1 ' ' . - I , ' S - . , 1 , u 5 - , 1 n 1 ' . 0 I !lf'!: , l - ,W 'H ,.awmN'M The Clock Struck Twelve The Senior play, The Clock Struck Twelve, presented by the Class of '56, was atremendous success. The characters were very well cast. The cast skillfully held an air of mystery which prevailed throughout the entire play. It was not until the final minutes of the play did one discover who the murderer was. No one will ever forget the many weird, strange situa- tions and personalities brought out in this won- derful play written by James Reach. Since the intricate, difficult scenes and stage directions could not have been followed without expert help, the Senior Class would like to thank Jane Glackin, Student Director, and Mr. Simon, faculty advisor for their much-needed help and thoughtful understanding. A use I is .Q 'P . -K 4 X T- W .9 N? 5, 5 X IQEIB-ws. III if 1 emi!! SENIOR PLAY 1 Il if MILLIE JEFFRIES . . . . I.ucILL.E THOMAS KIT SANFORD. . . . . PEGGY PARKER PAT cRowI. .... . . .sAII. MARTIN JOYCE MAc ADAM . . ....... MIMI DAVIS BILL sTRINE . .. . .RANDY I-IENnRIcKs -I 3 QW CURT PARI..EY . . . ....... ToM DICK A i FAY FAuI.KNER . . . .. ELIZABETH I I JAKE EBRIGHT JOHN I ' MIKE DAVIS SLIM 5 MM I 3 5 Q 3 'M JANE GLACKIN - STUDENT DIRECTOR MR. SIMON - FACULTY ADvIsER W I ' I: FELLQW mgl2TggN5 COCKTNLS FOR TWO SFIILE lul-ICN YOU SRV Ex 'rl-nn'r' THESE ARE THE LEHDERS OF THE FUTURE? DIOR 5' GIRLS LETS co oPERn'rEl 1 .J . C , 1 , 1 . svoavswemz A , lb ti, gli I 3 sl U ? af I 5 QQ 1 f 5 1 Q v A K xi 'UM .22 hm ,- if Qi ,Q add 'Q' 1? Jtrry Arfers CLASS OFFICERS Jock Croft Jane? 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M. l . y P 1 P an :fi :ggi- ft' fi .5 1 PORTS ,Jw Front Row: R. Valenti, W. Rigby, D. Kennedy, M. Miles, W. Elliot, R. Curry, O. Baker, M. Davis, C. Diem, J. Dingee. Second Row: D. Day, A. Durborow, W. Buckley, J. Day, T. McConnell, M. Antonson, J. Smith, G. Holloway, B. Weaver, D. Choate, J. Craft, K. Most, R. Eves. Third Row: C. Allen, D. Salem, J. Hendricks, G. Harbaugh, B. Strine, D. D'Alterio, E. McCabe, L. Johnson, J. Burnshaw, J. Tinsrnan, D. Simpson, W. Sauder From the opening gun on September 19 till all was quiet on November 26, coaches Red Gotwals and George Loper pushed and pulled the Mustangs along. From school dismissal till dark- ness our boys worked hard, with tasks ranging from running a starting mile, lasting through calisthenics, and then finally into the heart of practice. Though most of the game hours were dark for Media, there occasionally were some which were bright as was displayed when Media thoroughly trounced the Bulldogs of Nether Providence 37-0. The spirited Mustangs did not stop here,but kept on fighting right up to the final whistle of the Chester game, where even though the final score was in favor of Chester, the Medes thrilled and chilled the many spectators. May we give thanks to all the boys and to two of the best coaches in Delaware County for the fine and efficient job that they fulfilled in this our 1955 season. :XJ FOOTBALL George Loper Harold Gotwals Frank Brown Edward Utz Gus Anderson gui' WASP .kung 5:2 - , 215' 4 -' . ,-4 u,,. N. A 8223? , ff1:w..2ffw,f5 'N 'SS hw Pat Fueld goalle Front Row S Thompson K Johnson A Willls S Getz S McClure P Crawl Second Row J Glaclun C Wentz J Allen C Brown E Novotnl G Crarg S Harter B Howard B Hallett was 9 4P b .40 lll Dee Dee Wullus left fullback Susan Getz right fullback aiu Pat Crowl rught nnner Sue McClure nght halfback -6+ .I Jane Glockun Tmker Wentz Kay Johnson rlght halfback goalle left Inner HOCKEY Medxa had what could be called a half and half season of four w1ns, three losses, and one t1e Mrs Cox and MISS Coulter were our no gum chew1ng coaches The co captams were two sen1ors, Sus1e Getz and Dee Dee W11l1S who very ably led the exer clses Our Jumor center forward, Evelyn Novotn1, was h1gh scorer w1th 8 polnts Shirley Thompson left wing Beverly DeJanney manager G - J f O 55 Q Kr A 3:52 - 0 , u ,,-f .o.' 'wx' ' J f' W f ' . V ' 11,13 f' . QQ e s' 54 . .6 N : . , . , . ', . , . , . . xV' ' 1, M A . V ,,., 4 I ,..A,f ' , y -of- 'x,' 4 U Q t ' 4 'n R gan Front Row: B. Blakesly, B. Dejanney. Second Row: Mrs. Cox Miss Coulter B. Dougherty, J. Woodward. VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES Upper Merion 0 Media Upper Merion 0 Media Chichester 0 Media Chichester 0 Media Ridley Park 0 Media Ridley Park 0 Media Nether Providence I Media Nether Providence 'I Media Springfield 2 Media Springfield 0 Media Chester 0 Media Chester 0 Media Swarthmore I Media Swarthmore 0 Media Marple Newtown I Media Marple-Newtown 0 Media Front Row: B. Crothers, W. Brown, C. Handy, J. Snear, B. Jordan, J. Gabany, I. Miles, S. Reynolds, S. Pierce, G. Allen, E. Chester, R. Anderson, A. Winnemore. Second Row: M. Leamy, M. Cadman, M. McGaughey, P. Baker, B. Bock, J. Palmer, F. Dresden, P. Harroun, B. Palmer, B. Shirley, P. Ruger, M. Allam, P. Higgins, S. Shirley, P. Field. I y. , - I n e'. i,,,- 4 -4. -A .1 , P. we, ' -sa jx .Q- Rf 'T' I.-Q, ' ' Q ' Zv- . ff-wr Front Row D Schroeder H Lee D Pierce T Bardroff R Nash R Maclnfyre Second Row M Steunhofer coach M Dresden D Palm C Morrison L Wefherlll K Babe G Gllpm Third Row L Brown manager R Chester R Barnshaw R Meftetal manager H Bohn CROSS COUNTRY Medla H1gh's cross country team had another good year w1n mng 4 meets losmg 2 and havmg 2 meets defaulted The team won the D1str1ct One Sectlon II crown for the fourth year 1n a row We also f1n1shed well 1n the Marcus Hook Inv1tat1ona1 and D1str1ct Cross Country meets One boy Dawson Palm f1n1shed 14th 1n the D1str1ct Meet re celved a medal and went to the Pennsylvama State Meet at Col legev1lle Pa The sen1ors on the team th1s year are Dawson Palm James Lawrence and Marc Dresden The team has a good nucleus for next year mcludmg Ken Babe Bob Nash Smoky G1lpin, Frank Ham1lton and Rlchard Maclntyre The only meets we lost were to West Chester the Bux mont champ, and Conestoga the runner up 1n the Bux mont t1t1e race 'iw WG .ilu M ge Z Ki . P. Holliday 'ev g S. Bell 6 K., D. Cummings ...L l :hu . ..AA. ff' i ,. J. Birney fda QQ , C. Farley ei 'az' , ,. , , 4 ,H W M. Miles A v aff O. Baker ff' ' , V.. 1 f, -we Wally gpg.-, H i' - ,, ' A 1, ,.... wqvsv-fbias., 0.4, R. Valenti , 4' f l' xiii-Q, L REJRVJQ Q J' f i' Front Row:W. ch..f.., T. Mcomfh, K. Butler, w. F..fh.., R. Shisler, R. Council, , , V J ,, ,' R. Burnshaw, R.Scoft, S. Carr, H. Barnshaw. Second Row: L. Arters, J. Hendricks, V D. Choate, D. Salem, D. Cummings, H. Bohn, I. Adams, F. Sykes, B. Sfrachen. Third Row: C. Morrison, F. Hamilton, K. Babe, J. Birney, S. Bell, R. Bain, P. D' M0 'iso ' sollodayg lb ?Aorrison, M. Miles, O. Baker, T. Mower, R. Eves, A. Durborow, C. ar ey, . a enti. The Track team opens its 'i iirl . ,.. 4, ..-Q 4' season this year April 25th D, 5,,q,,,, with Radnor at home. Media has five dual meets scheduled, they are: Radnor, Lansdowne, Springfield, Swarthmore, and Ridley Township. Other meets are: The Penn Relays , the Dis- trict, Delco and Suburban Meets, and the State Meet. Coaches Gabriel, Loper, .. and Donohue predict a very I ,M ,,,,,,, ,,,,, successful season, because 16 ' ' we letter winners are returning f from last year's team. Last f year's record in dual meets ,K ,f was 4 wins and 2 losses. if Senior letter winners are: Q, C. Farley, D. Cummings,and fi , .wwf ,, f D. Salem - pole vault, O. Baker, R. Valenti, M. Miles, J. Dingee - weight events, D. Choate - sprintsg J. Law- rence - distance running. Other seniors are: S. Bell, P. Holliday, J. Birney, D. Morrison . Promising underclassmen are: R. Eves, J. Burnshaw, R. Council, A. Durbaraw, C. Morrison, K. Babe, S. Carr, D. Hammond, andW. Feathers - running events, W. Rigby and J. Hendrick ield events. Other trackmen are: O. Adams, K. Butler, G. Eves, D. Glueck, I. Hamilton, C. , Am I N Shaw, H. Bohn, L. Arters, J i S H. Park. Kaufmann, R. Baun, H. Barn- GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Ridley Park 38 Yeadon 20 Chichester I7 Nether Providence 30 Swarthmore 67 Springfield 39 Darby 31 Chester 34 GIRLS' Media Media Medio Media Media Medio Media Media BASKETBALL Front Row: P. Field, B. Ingram, S. McClure, S. Thompson, C. Wentz. Second Row: F. Dresden, J. Allen, C. Brown, M. Cook, A. Hurley, S. Harter. The Gir1's Varsity Basketball team hadafair season this year. Despite goodteam playand consistent effort, they only broke even with four .wins and four defeats. Martha Cook, a Sophomore, was high scorer with 90 points. The Seniors on the team included Sue McClure, captain, Betty Ingram, Connie Styer, Shirely Thomp- son, Pat Field, and Tinker Wentz, Senior Managerg Mrs. Cox was the Varsity coach. The Junior Varsity was a very strong group. Pam Baker served as captain of the team. Mimsie Cadman was high scorer with seventy points. Miss Cou1ter's team ended the season with seven wins and one loss. We are looking forward to a great team next year. Fri? ws ' I 'V ' L r as ' , ---....... Front Row: S.Reynolds, P. Hamlin, P. Baker, D. Mutch. Second Row: G. Craig, M, Cqdmqn, D. Yoshida, A. Winnemore, W. Brown. Third Row: L. Charles, B. Howard, L. McAllister, C. Styer, C. Armstrong, P. Gibney. GIRLS' J. V. BASKETBALL GIRLS' J. V. BASKETBALL SCORES GIRLS' J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES Ridley Park Yeadon Chichester Nether Providence Swarthmore Springfield Darby Chester 20 14 15 20 19 'I6 21 20 Media Media Medio Media Media Media Media Medio 34 25 21 26 20 I5 36 26 -, gif . .QW at r 'izgzvx ir... N .. f , 1 ini.-n. 'rg Y' ' l ' Q. Back Row: Mr. Gofwals, S. King, D. Schroder, G. Davis, C. Townsend, B. Crow, J. Arters A. Fager, B. Nash. From Row: R. Bozman, J. Bardoff, C. Eachus, G. Ebright, J. Smith, G Holloway, C. Diem, M. Hennossey. BASEBALL Media's League games start with Nether Providence April 9th away, and end with Radnor May 22 at Media. Returning veterans, who are seniors this year are: G. Ebright, C. Diem, C. Eachus, T. Smith, G. Holloway-pitchers, Holloway also plays at shortstop. Another senior who did not play last year is R. Bozman at first base. Promising underclassmen are J Arters R Nash C. Townsend-outfielders W. Crow D. Schroder-infielders. J. Davis-pitcher Media plays 12 league games this year- two each with' Radnor Nether Providence, Marple Newtown, Springfield, Yeadon, and Lansdowne Last years record was 3 wins 9 losses . n 4 X 4-y BaekRow: M.An1onson, G. Founds, H. Leo, R. Murry, P. Bohn, G. Copor, H. Lumpert, W. A Front Row:J. King, D. Pierce, L. Orlando, J. Bardoff, W. Miles, B. Berkman. Mr. Derrick- 1 3' 'mfil 1 I A if 'K an 9 ' Q54 3 . J. ,MM . Bfm sv.. u f'!'I1J Usff Jr .1 I o ,JE v af. if 45 fr ,v a. u f E W , s , 1 .b 3' . J . Q NN fifi U Q B Strachen, W. Houpt, M. Tanner, E. Gabany, W. Buckley, R. Council, W. Strudel, S. Hagen, D. Rushton, B. Price, R. Wood. J. V. BASKETBAL L SCOR ES Lower Merion 30 Chichester 41 Nether Providence 27 Lansdowne-Aidan 44 Yeadon 65 Marple Newtown 23 Radnor 34 Springfield 40 Swarthmore 36 Upper Merion 4'l Nether Providence26 Lansdowne-Aidan 42 Yeadon 36 Marple Newtown 31 Alumni 40 Radnor 51 Springfield 38 Swarthmore 20 Upper Merion 31 Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM SCORES Nether Providencel6 Lansdowne 43 Marple Newtown 43 Radnor 47 Yeadon 46 Springfield 44 Swarthmore 23 Upper Merion 34 Media Media Media Media Media Media Media Media D. Pierce, W. Petty, H. Maclntyre, W. Swinehart, J. Davis J Bardroff Antonson, C. Townsend, J. King, D. Simpson. Pa f-nan RIS!-XNIZATIONS 4' N my 27- .. x y I 5 T1 Z . nuff N W W F. ' 'ji 7 H r 4'- Fi if V '-0 1 2 - D I 5 f X 4 ' -W aria. '5 - A 'Y I -- Y . F A U F 0 Q ' Q Front Row: C. McGaughey L. Charles N. Pursley D. Studley J. Smith R. Wood L. Ulrich V. Griggs M. Crother F. Mullen Second Row: N. Reed S. Naylor P. Harriz P. Weedon P. Higgins M. McGaughey J. Palmer B. Palmer D. Stewart D. Snively M. Cadman T. Elliot Third Row: J. McGaughey L. Dewees J. Scott J. Hersler C. Trawick P. Pine P. Field P. Crowl D. Yoshida C. Colbert C. Wentz Fourth Row: R. L indenmu th B . Ritz K. Babe J. Vinokur R. Wilson B. Kester C. Singer P. Heimer R. Webb G. Kushmay L. Baird Fifth Row: W. Maior R. Henry J. Weiszer T. Hazlett P. Pedlow A. Trusty J. Stuhlmuller Not Shown: N. Rigb W. Sebelist .E Dingee . Strine D. Salem C. Snear A. Durborow J. Woodward G. Wood P. Bateman G. Banghart J. Trusty D. Trusty ...,-an- .'af The BAND The Media High Band under the very capable direction of Mr. John Charles did a splendid job this year. Although there were a few rainy Saturdays, the Band did its best to carry on in fine tradition. An added spark was noticed in our band this year: white bucks and band shirts were worn. The Band's theme in the Chester game this year was American Dances. We wish to express our thanks to this wonderful organization. COLOR GUARD We wish to thank our color guard for bearing our school colors and spear-heading all parades, band concerts, and football games. Twelve of the fourteen members had previously served for two consecutive terms, thus contributing to the best color guard we have had for several years. Under the captaincy of Millie Jeffries, assisted by her lieutenant,Susie Getz, those snappy routines were drilled to perfection. M. Jeffries - Capt. f iw' J. Boeshore K Sanford S. McClure J. Allen C. Brown P. Gibney J. Lewis P. Baker J. Heacock N. Turk A. Thompson E. Sharp S. Getz - Lieut. Front Row: J. MucAdom B. Hanley N B . urr A. Willis Second Row: J. Maclntyro S. Thompson J. Gluckin Y. Comog B. Crothers Try-outs were held last September for replacements in the cheerleaders' line. As a result, Betsy Crothers was added, making a squad of nine. For each game, a member of the J .V. squad was selected to cheer, mak- ing the squad an even ten. No one will forget the spirited job done by the cheerleaders during the halves . They and Mr. Charles worked very hard to produce one of the best performances ever seen during half time at the Thanksgiving game. CHEERLEADERS 'N-.... The M H S twlrlers under the splend1d d1rect1on of Kay Johnson could be found practicing nearly every morn1ng 1n e1ther the audltorlum or the gum The re sults of the1r hard work could be seen 1n assembl1es and at parades as well as at the football games These g1rls contrzbuted much to the school th1s year not only w1th the1r 'terr1f1c routmes but also w1ththe1r wonderful school sp1r1t We w1sh to thank them for thelr hard work TWIRLERS Front Row: Aikon Post Millword Johnson Huzloff umpori Soconel Row Abemoih Hardcastlo Armstrong Qulrbock Smith Johnson Third Row I Mules Novofm Troupe Snear Pennington 1 l P. J. A. K. B. J.L E. y F. C. M. ' D. ' J. E. ' P. J. J. ' . . . , i , . . . , 9 Front Row: R. Council, J. Arters, B. Pierce, E Kesselman, B. Rigby, Sgt. at Arms. Second Row M. Davis, Vice-pres, Bill Strine. Third Row: C Diem, E. Gonzalez, Sect, J. Urban, M. Cadman D.SaIem, Pres, P.Heimer, Tres, B. Bock, A. Davis .fi STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council consists of representatives from all junior and senior high classes. These representatives work together for better re- lationships between teachers and pupils, and they govern and support student activities. They also strive for more successful school-com- munity relations. In September the Student Council began its work with determination to make this year enjoyable and profitable for all students. Its first project was a very successful prom which was called The Harvest Moon Ball. The Council's helpfulness was recognized through the sponsoring of the Welfare Fund and its contributions to the Exchange Student Program. The Council's outstanding co-operation with the students was evident in its panel assembly when students could present their problems before the Council for possible solutions. The annual Student Day, Easter Movie, and Clean-Up Campaign were also part of the work and fun for the Council. The students and teachers encouraged the Council with their en- thusiasm and sincere appreciation. Front Row: M. Miles, J. White, B. Bromely, B. Baine, K. Ringbloom, G. Craig, B. Pedrick, A. Hurley, M. McGaughey. Second Row: H. Herens- berger, T. Butler, B. DeJanney, C. Townsend, D. Davis, T. Kramer, W. Swinehart, B. Ingram, K. Masf,C.Wentz,C.Allen, D. Tillman, B. Dougherty. SCOTT'S HI Q As 1n past years Med1a H1gh has a hard work1ng H1 Q team Under the able d1rect1on of Mr Ware the four team members have shown how well we Med1aDS can do Although the team has not won 1n 1nd1v1dua1 meets so far It has come through w1th h1gh scores In the f1rst home meet Med1a came out w1th a total score of 26 po1nts In the followmg meet between Chl Chester Med1a and Eddy stone we were edged out of a v1ctory by Eddystone who came up 1n the bonus perxod to w1n by a score of 28 to 27 As we go to press our team stands on the edge of th1rd place 1n the H1 Q contest hav1ng only to beat Spr1ngf1eld or Nether Prov1dence N106 go1ng H1 Q members' W1n lose or draw we are w1th you all the way , -. ' 'r - . . , f 4 - W 4 ' - f it M, f 1, ' f K 1 S A'7F.,Z'T ,, 'S'-1 1-Jr - . . . . . - - , . ' 3 . . . . . . . . . , . 5 . . . . - .- ' 9 9 9 9 1 . . Q - 1 . . . . . . . . . - s a a . Front Raw S Sampson L Charles B Jordan C Wentz D Lawns A Longsfroih J MacAdam N Van Wmklo J Lovaho L McCalluster P Huggins C Sponsor ML McGaughey Sacand Raw J Lawns L Whaley MF Moore W Northnngtan F Walters J Smath H McFall B Sfnno M Hanu E Poole P Honmer B Julian C Gross E Millar CHORUS Our chorus under the d1rect1on of M1ss Porter does a lot to contr1bute yearly to the programs presented by Medla H1gh The mem bers of the chorus work hard 1n order to pre sent two excellent programs the Chmstmas Concert and the Sprlng Festlval Wh1Ch IS Medla H1gh s extravaganza One of the th1ngs we w111 remember about our chorus 1S the way xt greeted the Yule season Wlth carohng 1n the halls An outstand1ng and wellknown act1v1ty the chorus IS ava11able to every student who enjoys mus1c. G. Craig, Lzioight, J. P.onnington. Tlrirdlllaw: E.'Gllssman,' W..Sabalis1: , . . . 7 , . U 0 , , I . . . . , 'ur' .iii Sl S. Dutton, S. Lemon, C. Farley, Miss Nichols, Adviser DEBA TING TEAM The Honor Society is a nation-wide organization of high school honor students who are chosen not only for their scholastic ability, but also for their accomplishments in three other fields - service, character, and leadership. The Honor Society is nota bunch of bookworms, but a group of stu- dents who find pleasure in sports, service, and studyg and develop the other two ileadership and characterl through these lanes. These students can usually be found to be the nucleus of activities: sports, plays, Spring Festival, de- bating, and Hi-Q. In addition, when there is work to be done, these people can be found doing it. It should be the goal of every student to belong to this organization. When the members of the Honor Society graduate, they will be re- membered not only as outstanding students, but as a group of athletes, hard workers, and first-rate per- sonalities. The members of the debating team may not receive the thrills of football or hockey, but they exper- ience a wonderful satisfaction in their participation. Although debating is a lot of work and requires extra hard studying to equal the arguing power of strong competitors , it can be fun and profit- able too. This is especially true for those students who are planning to attend college. Debating may be compared to a Court Room with the affirmative side being Council for Defense and the negative side acting as the Prosecution. The debating team this year was coached by Miss Nichols. Debates were held with Marple-Newtown and Pennsylvania Military College. The topic in debate was Resolved: That governmental subsidies should be granted according to need to high school graduates who qualify for ad- ditional training. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: M-Jeffries -Secretary, J. Mervine - Vice President, M. Dresden - President, E. Gonzalez - Treasurer, J. Lawton - Historian. Second Row: J. Urban, J. Hufford, N. Wampler, E. Rice, E. Benedict, S. James, B. Hayes, Mr. Beeler. Third Row: B. Dejanney, S. McClure, C. Sharpless, W. Strine, G. Ebright, K. Sanford, S. Getz. Absent: C. Wcychunas, A. Mi llward. ' l 1- Jil. ,1 B 7 .1-ff .-rv- BOYS VARSITY CLUB Front Row Bonme Cornog N Burr W: ns S Getz S McC ure Second Row B DeJanney G Crang J Allen T Wentz P Crowl K Johnson J MacAdam Thnrd Row S Harter B Ingram C Brown P Field J Mervlne B Hanley S Thompson J Glaclun E Novotnn Front Row Mr Gotwols L Mason L Johnson D Salem C Sanger F Hamllton M Dovls A Durburow T Dunbar J Bumshaw M Antonson R Maclntyre H Lee J Day O Benson Mr Loper Second Row D Day T McConnell G Holloway C Dlem J Smith 0 Balmer S Bell M Mules D Choate B Stnne B Weaver C Allen B Crow Thurd Row D Kennedy J Wuglcl: J B Rugby D Simpson R Curry B Nash J Dmgee R Eves GIRLS VARSITY CLUB 7. I : . , . , . I ' I . . 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
