Media High School - Median Yearbook (Media, PA)

 - Class of 1960

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Austin. an outstanding citizen of Media. who gave many years of faithful service to the t'llIT1ll'll1Ililf' and tht' Sf'l11Nll. Faculty Regardless of what we choose to do after leaung 'Nledla we wlll never forget our teachers who have glven u the hasls for the future We w1ll remember them not onlv for the subjects they have taught us but also for the patlenoe gludance generoslty and ldeals they have gnen us We can't thank them wlth mere words We must try to thank them by further clevelopmg what they have taught us and by becom mg the land of people they w1ll be proud to haxe taught P ychologxst 'NIISS NIIRIANI CRAIG Art Department MISS .IO ANNE CLAUSING NIISS ELEANOR BAREISS Department Head Deans NIR EDGAR DERRICK NIISS ELIZABETH TAYLOR Commerclal Department 'NIRQ ADA QT JOHN 'NIRS RUTH VAY HORN NIISS NEDGAR AIIIAN VIISS SARA KINIBLE Department Head Language Department MR. HAROLD GOTWOLS Spanish MRS. DOROTHY EBERSOLE Department Head Latin MR. ANTHONY SEMINARA French Math Department MR. HAROLD SNAVELX Department Head MR. PHILLIP GELLING Mechanical Drawing MR. DALLAS BRUBAKER MR. WILBLR Mm-GAUGHEY Science Department MR. WALTER BODINE Department Head MISS MARIE BOYLE Biology MISS VIRGINIA YONAN Chemistry and Physics MR. GEORGE LOPER MISS ELIZABETH DENLINGER Home Economics MR. JAMES HUBBARD Industrial Arts English Department MR. SAMUEL ALFONSI MISS HELEN FEENANE MRS. EILEEN STECYK MR. GORDON DAVIS Department Head MRS. MELBA KRAMME MR. MATHEW POLIGNONE MRS. ELEANOR McMII.LAX Librarian Physical Education MR. GEORGE KING MISS CAROLYN CARTER MISS NANCY FOWLER Absent: MR. JAMES GABRIEL Music Department MISS GRACE PORTER Department Head Vocal MR. JOHN CHARLES Instrumental History Department MR. PETER FLAGA Driver Education MR. ROSS McMURRAY MR. HAROLD WARE Department Head MR. EDWARD IQTZ MR. FRANK WRIGHT Absent: MR. PETER STEINHOI-'ER JAIEAII it I6 ggi MISS BAUGHMAN Health Services Often unnoticed are the efforts and services of the people that guard the health of Media High School. Dr. Dingee and Miss Baughman, the doctor and nurse: and Dr. Saviet and Miss Burkhardt, the dentist and dental hygienist. are the people that make up the health staff. Sincere thanks should be expressed to them for their conscientious efforts on our behalf. V?- spa. ln MRS. BURKHARDT v' 9 u-L 1-QA -., ..-Q 'cgiwwmvf-44. OFFICE Evelyn Hubb- Wanda Buoth I-alwl XIf'Fkf'l Ruth Fm alfi b Thanks for Everything Sarah Eachus, Geneva Cunningham. Mary Babb. Margaret Hound:-rs. Cathe- rine Jones. Maud Ortiga. x 'N KJ Dave Higgina Building Supvrintf-mlvnt NI.-XIXTEXXNCE IQ:-rrit Nlullen Earl R:-mi f:lZ:lrf'n1'f' Ilorlvr CAI-'ETERIA 4.1 . 'kai 'gif , A 5 W -Q H .Q fsif Q. 1 :' 1' V In ' . ' , .,,', 4 .. ,.. 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Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 1, 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, Treasurer lg Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball lg Basketball Manager 3, 43 Track lg Cross Country 2g MEDIAN, A.F.S. Exchange Student, Junior Prom Committeeg ' MARGARET H. CROTHERS Commercial . . . Margie . . . Lenni ball field . . . 59 convertibles . . . black, curly hair . . . Oh, greatw . . . can always take another hoagie . . . Pay your Class dues early . . . Wednesday nights never come too last . . . I have a cast you may usel' . . . always seen keeping the books. Bank 1, 2, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Junior ,..-' Prom Committee, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Playg Varsity Li' r Club 3, -lg Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, MEDIANg Monitor 43 Senior is Play, National Honor Society 4. .ht R . 2 , .W Varsity Club 3, 4. f, ii? BARBARA ANNE BROMLEY Commercial . . . Barb . . . Babs . . . a real joker . . . school spirit . . . Let's get with it . . . at Carol's or Dee's . . . dancing . . . hep to music . . . Come on, kids, let's hear some cheers . . . Hawaiian beachcomber . . . milk shakes . . . knows the news . . . journalist. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Class Secretary I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, MEDIARITE 2, 3, Editor 4, F.T.A. 1, 2, Spring Festival 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Play Committee, Monitor 4, MEDIAN Business Manager. Jail- A -. -:- ROBERT BRUCE WYNNE Academic . . . Bob . . . Windy . . . That,s big of you . . . cute blond . . . the unearthly fragrance of the locker room . . . medium rare steak with French fries . . . future pharmacist . . . Wilburt Wiggins,' . . . people who can't take jokes . . . Sure you do . . . with my bow and arrow. . Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Junior Play, Junior Prom Committee, MEDIAN, Football 4. 4 1 PATRICIA MITROVIC Academic . . . Gooch . . . T-Birds . . . the Navy interrupting dates . . . known for her p.j. parties . . . with Barb . . . chicken . . . going on diets . . . Zelda . . . long hair once . . . I hope I got a letter . . . Interborois loss, our gain. MEDIAN, Cheerleading 4, Class Historian 4, Varsity Club 4, Monitor 4: MEDIARITE News Editor 4, Junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee. General . . . Peanut . . . jolly ,leanne . . . beautician . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . shrimp . . . cars . . . sports. Band lg Drama Club lg Nurse's Assistant 1, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4g Monitor 4. MELVI N BATEMAN Commercial . . .L Mel . . . drummer . . . chocolate cake . . . W'hat's what? . . . drum and bugle corps . . . conceited people . . . sense of humor . . . would like to play a drum on top of the Empire State Building . . . Certified Public Accountant. . . . Know what I mean, jellybeanlw . . JEANNE MARIE BALL always at the Mustang . future plumber and Oh! those hoagies and 1, 4g Dental Assistant .Q ll 5 71' 4.4 Track Manager 3, 4. ROBERT BAYNARD General . . . Bob . . . smoothie . . . loves music . . . usually dancing . . . movies . . . white suspenders . . . a real joker . . . that crazy walk . . . on State Street . . . always trying to get out of work. CARMELIA BROCCOLI Commerczhl . . . Carmie . . . convertibles . . . black hair . . . avid movie fan . . . '4You wouldn't dare! . . . future secretary . . . always having to be ten places at once . . . spaghetti really rates . . . 5'Baby pictures must be in . . . skates would help around the halls. MEDIAN Photography Editor 4: Cheerleading 3, 4g Junior Play Committeeg Secretary to Mr. Derrick 43 Monitor 4g Varsity Club. JOAN BUILDINGS Academic We re not hlCkSl lttlno in alphabetical order homework unannounced tests would just love to make a Medla kid drive a tractor down State Street those '7 '7 French classes hopes to become a home economist And we do have running water too Library Assistant 1 Chorus 1 Projection Club 2 3 Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Committee Senior Play Basketball 3 Monitor 4 MEDIAN 3 4 PATRICIA JOAN BURRELL Academic a bln green eyes Thunderbirds really goes for jazz future medical technician or chemist I do llke tall basketball players wants to coach the Minneapolis Lakers Who will it be thls weekend? terrlflc second soprano nasty breaks Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 4 Hockey 3 Basketball 1 Spring Festival 1 2 3 4 Christmas Concert 1 2 3 4 Forensic 1 2 Junior Prom Committee MEDIAN 4 Senior Play Cornmlttee Student Council 1 2 . H , . ,, .. . . ' ... . ...S U - sz ' 93 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1' . . - ...Pr... U . . .. . 44 . Y ,, ' 1. . C4 . ' . Y ,,n.u .I ., I 4: 95 ' :avi as 1 9 1 9773 77 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 Q' J ,1! ' Academzc May I use the car9 future technical secretary betu een WllmlH ton and Bethel boring classes blue and yi hlte Ford big eyes stea those Jimmy Clanton records Chorus 1 Library Assistant 1 Drama Club 1 Projection Club 2 3 Monitor 1 :yr VIOLA ANNE CLAY BOURNE General . . . Vi . . . dancing . . . eating . . . parties, parties, and more parties . . . 'Llatern . . . I wonder if I got any' mail today'?,' . . . steak and hoagie lover . . . future elementary' teacher . . . always sociable . . . snobby' people and homework can be replaced. Hockey' l, 2, 3g Basketball 3g Senior Play' Committeeg Senior Prom Committee. JEAN COPPA JUDITH CORENA CRESSMAN anvthm blue early school buses usually readln will make a good secretary doesnt like to write letters pretty eyes literary ability MEDIAN Literary Ldltor 1 Elementary Office Ass1stant2 lNurses Assistant 3 Monitor 4 Secretary to Miss Taylor 4 ,fix K Q Commercial . . . 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WIBG 'H' ' g AMANDA JEAN CURTIS Academzc VIandy Tell hlm he must take that plcture today Po o an dlrty vshlte sneaks pj PHITICS chem1st1'y Oh I don t know ln room 110 famlllar face on the H1 Q team those two tone ban s Does she really llke Trl 3 NIEDIAN Edltor rn Ch1ef 4 lNat1onal Honor Socrety 3 VICE Presl dent4 Concert Band 2 3 Color Guard 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Sprlng Festnal I 2 3 4 Chrlstmas Concert 3 4 Scotts H1 Team 3 4 Nlonltor 4 JAMES RICHARD DALTRY State Road Motors Ocean C1ty water skung Does he really manage the football team? spare r1bs dancmg anyone hospltals IH the summer u a great one for clownmg Football I 2 Manager 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball I Track 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Junlor Play Commlttee JOHN DOUGLAS DAVIS Academzc all the glrls Dld you see that guy lyrng on the Chester field? always has one more wmk Chdklllg attendance at Student Councll meetlngs h1S Plymouth really does run przza Archxtectural Draftsman clannet for sa e blggest wolf Band I 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 .Iumor Play Student COUHCII 4 Varslty Club 3 4 X I? . , ,, . . - , cc 7 is - -- 1- I Y - U C . .U D. T . . . . T . . . . - - ' ' 1 9 ' 2 7 2 7 7 2 9,7 7 2 Y 2 9 9 r 'Q all- - General . . . Dick . . . ni-i-i-ce car . . . Please be on timef, . . . A ' ' '.'.l. hh,7.....- , V' 4 3 9 I a Q 3 a a 5 Q - . . ,, . . ....,, . U l 9 ! 9 2 2 7 2 3 2 2 5 s - ,xx-w if GEORGE DAY Commercial . Omar . . . food, food, food . . . Mn Six by Six . . . Chevys . . . You can have those Mercsf' . . . speed shifter . . . always laughing . . . 6'Keep quiet while I talkf' . . . needs a larger size . . . State Street. l PENELOPE DAVOLL Commercial . . . Penny . . . Twirlers, line upff. . . muddy foot- ball fields . . . sparkling personality . . . Court Stenographer . . . Charlie's hamburgers . . . '4Wish I had my long hair back. . . . '60 lmpalas . . . 7:15 school buses . . . Maybe I can get the carv . . . tall white hat. Majorette 1, 2, 3, Head 4: Junior Play: Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play: Secretary to Mr, Davis 41: MEDIAN Assistant Editor 43 Monitor 4. I K l l CHARLES DUKE Academic . . . Buddy . . . Dukie .-. . would like to be a beachcomber . . . cars . . . white Ford convertible . . 1 a yen for baked apples . . . Cool, Man. . . . loathes homework . . . future mechanical engineer . . . boats . . . nix to math and dull study halls. Cross Country 1: Baseball Al: Projection Club 3. -l-. f x QIDNFY F AFHLQ General Q1 u another Arthur Nlurrax track ar assaS ha a frlendlx workm sslth hor-e rum ur are hl peexe pf rt mmflefl clufwnt lxke beln br e u uallx talkm per onallts plus XIEDI-XRITE 3 1 Blble Club 3 XICG Pre ldent 1 Track l 2 3 Nprm Fe tual Choru 1 Yaraltx Club 2 3 aff 1' LDWARD I' BRIGHT Academzc Bu f1re f1 hter for Bethel fa t cars Thats cool enjows Qteaks hem a hermlt would be un Bethel Vllnqtrel Qhrms people who rule m eomertlbles wlth the tops down bu hlm Track 3 4 Projectlon Club 3 1 JOQEPH DONALD ELIA Acarlemzc Fablan hes for the lflc Yes Mother terrlflc artlet lon ha1r llttle Do you have am gum9 ,,1rl xr s 1r Q ultar player spaghettl alwaw eatm Does he realls llke homework? Publlcatlons 4 Home-room Representatne 1 Senior Play ., . , .. , - , . . . ., d . . . B Cl . . . - - 1' . . . Q st . . . l ' fs s ' H' H1 . . . ' ' g : S . . . . 0 S 'S L . . , S 1 S ' . . . ,, ' ' 'gg nk...s 1' 'g...'S .. , 2-A S -: , j, - QI S ' 1 S - : ' Q ' ', . , ' 1 V A A L, fig f , ' . J f ll...','ff. , s 'f S5 7 77 ' F ' ' Vg, t... g V. U . ,, . T x., A L - - 9 U- as Y 73 !Ur-:,..H,. . -... g guy... ' Y' .,,...v's,g'l.g'l-...g' ' ' - . . U v . . . . . n, C . . . I RYLENE SUSANNE ELLIOTT Commerczhl . . . Rye . . . blue convertibles . . . blond crew cuts . . . hates getting up at 6:30 . . . won't eat cold pizza . . . I,ll call Billy . . . looking for Carmie or Mary Arm . . . May I please play the drums? . . . beautiful hair . . . personality . . . that laugh. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, MEDIARITE 2, 3, 4-g Chorus Ig Secretary to Mr. Charles 4g MEDIAN -Lg Monitor 4, Spring Festival Ig Varsity Club 3, 44 Office Assistant 2, Junior Prom Committee. f wgdnf ALBERT EVANS Academic . . .Q Big Al . . . usually broke . . . those Spanish verbs . . . so tall . . . bright colors . . . 4'Good morningi' . . . finding his locker door locked in the morning . . . 'LDon't fight it', . . . playing basketball . . . pork chops . . . would like coke in the water fountains. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 33 Varsity Club 3, 4. DORIS MAE FEATHERS Commercial . . . Dee . . . alwaysgiggling . . . Fords . . . trying to spend money . . . always willing to eat more pizza . . . knee bandages . . . fun all the while . . . ditch digging sounds like fun . . . at the drive-in . . . never has enough sleep . . . boys with brown eyes. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Festival 2, Varsity Club 3, 4g Secre- tary to Mr. Ware 4, Junior Prom Committee. DOROTHY JEAN FOUNDS Commercial . . . Jean . . . Reds . . . all boys . . . beautiful red hair . . . '5That's choice . . . our Junior Prom Queen . . . driving a truck would be different . . . thumbs down to stuck-up kids . . . spends time running around. Senior Playg Senior Prom Committeeg Junior Prom Queen. WANDA LEE FOX General . . . very friendly . . . ice skating . . . walking to the bus stop in the rain . . . loves to dance . . . watching Bandstand . . . no homework, please . . . doesn't say much. Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Publications 3. RAY SHAW F ROESCHLE General . . . Navy career . . . ice skating . . . Oh, to beat a stick Bonneville . . . What you do? . . . Hudsons . . . nix to homework . . . happy-go-lucky . . . turtle neck sweaters . . . red sports coat with white pants . . . riding down State Street. Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. A JAMES W. GABRIEL General . . . .lim . . . Smooch . . . a Corvette man at heart . . . can't see '59 Chevys and gabby people . . . parties . . . steaks and pizza . . . always playing basketball . . . dreams of test driving Corvettes . . . That's close! Football 1, 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee. -Q JAMES B. GIBSON General . . . Jim . . . Gibby . . . star center . . . yellow Olds . . . lunch period is too short . . . 202 . . . to work for Bell Telephone . . . hamburgers . . . another coke, please . . . humor in disguise. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4. fig, es, 'wt DAVID B. GILLIES Academic . . . Dave . . . strawberry blonde . . . avid football fan . . . '6Where's my trumpet? . . . parades up State Street . . . phone calls . . . science rates high . . . such curly hair . . . That's cool! . . . mad scientist type. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Projection Club 43 F.T.A. 2, 4, Vice President 3. ALMA LUCILLE GREEN General . . . Dolly . . . artist . . . tired of locking the locker room door . . . movies . . . HDo I have to clean my room? . . . usually thinking . . . more spaghetti, please . . . piano teacher . . . to be the best dressed beatnik in America . . . Miss Bareiss' room. Basketball 1, 2, 3, -1, Hockey 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, MEDIAN 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. C SHIRLEY PATRICIA GUY Academic . . . around Mt. Hope parsonage . . . going into the mission field . . . math whiz . . . always friendly . . . pizza . . . color guard is terrific . . . but not gym showers . . . let's have an oboe solo . . . dependable. Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, MEDIAN 4, Library Assistant 1, Junior National Honor Society 1, National Honor Society 4, Junior Play Committee, Dental Assistant 4, Elementary Assistant 4, Monitor 4, Senior Play Committee. JOHN LARUE GREENER General . . . ,lack . . . another Benny Goodman? . . . getting up at 6:00 . . . hunting . . . to judge a beauty contest . . . a real sports man . . . money . . . Walk on . . . future nurseryman . . . lobster tails. Band 1, 2, 3. 1- KATHY LANE HALL Commercial . . . 4'Tell Dee I'll be in the Mustangv . . . skating . . . dancing . . . Marines . . . would make a better housewife or secre- tary than a chimney builder . . . turkey sandwiches . . . doesn't care for unsociable people. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4g Spring Festival li Varsity Club 3, 4g Publica- tions 4g Senior Play Committeeg ,lunior Prom Committee. ' , BARBARA ANN HALFEN General Snooky That s cool that crazy laugh 1 climbs Thats all fl ht I dont want to do homework hillbllly records happy o lucky at the Hollywood Diner with a book Telephone Operator lNurse s Assistant 4 Library Assistant 2 HARRY H HAMALAK General that .39 Chevy Hey Man big eyes smiling Italian food customized cars at the beach takes it easy to be a barber Basketball 1 f... ' ... ...h'll ' CC 7 'C' 9 . i i C , 7 ' ,X 77' 0 66 Y 97 ' ,, quiet . . . Bethel dances . . . you can have those Fords . . . always ff ' sun . 'nut u lt 2 , , I rs, bl SL SAN H -UIILTON General UZI boys ln eneral at Charlle s lll trade Nou locker mx door tlcks drum around blonds a reat dlrector Bos IS that 'Nloosle boss xx ho thmk they re reat xnth Joyce lrt ,lumor Play Student Dlrector Jumor Prom Commlttee Cheer leadln 1 3 4 Drama Club 1 2 Semor Play Commlttee Future 'Nur e Club Varsltw Club 3 1 Offlce AQ 1 tant 'Vlonltor 4 iq 3' ELIZABETH LOUISE HAMMOND ln a stock car race dancm frled chlcken Blondre often umnhlblted light on her feet beautrful clothes Whlte Fords what a 1 gle Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 4 Var 1ty Club 3 4 Sprmg Festlval 1 MEDIARITE 3 4 Mon1tor4 wveww DOLORES IRENE HAWKINS General ee carefree The Hawk sports rate hlgh lmmature boys future Elementary Teacher good athlete he must be Good lookmg danclno at the Amerlcan Leglon Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cheerlead1ng2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Sprmg Festlvall 2 3 FTA L1braryAss1stant ,lumor Red Cross Asslstant to Mrss Fowler ,c , A 'g ...N.P. ...'S' ' Q: ' S' . 'U ' ' U -l ' sz Y - C-as 1' ' j g '...fl. ,- la- 'l Q 7 n A . 71 7 5 1 2 f . e 2 I . . 9 l 5,5 Q ' ,Vg -ss 3- . ' X, 'vm 77' .W General . . . Betsy Lee . . . could do without homework . . . driving A ' 'g... ' ' ... ' ' . 6.0 or . e 1 1 5 S 1 3 Z 1 S - I L. D Cl 97 sun U ' ann .U . 9 a y 3 9 e s Q I 1. 5 3 I R. 7 7 7 Z 7 7 3 ' ' 'Z g 9 ' - 3 xy GWENDOLYN ELAINE HAVE KINIS Commerczal Biff Bls op what a xoiee aspires to be a jazz or ffospel sinffer shrimp and rice eater oxs taste her flnffers realli flx oser those tspexsriter kexs That note s too hlffh Senior Plas Senior Prom Committee Sprmf' Fe nal 1 2 3 4 Cheerleading 3 N11 'T' 'R' DOUGI A9 HEAVI OW General . . . Doug: . . . neat dresser . . . artistic . . . goes for sports . . . '57 Fords . . . Stereo music . . . chocolate cake . . lonf' football practices. lvalfl back tires and braggers cionit go . . . commercial artist . . . big help in staging committees Baseball 1. 2. 3. -1: Football 3. 4: Varsity Club 3. 43 Projection Clubg Band' Orchestra: Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee LUIS MARIF HLSTON Commercial . . . here comes that MC. again . . . 7:15 school buses . . . no lipstick . . . ' 'e ffot o on a ' ' . . . cashmere sweaters . . . Wilminfton Library . . . O . l'm so mad . . . wi . . . excellent seamstress. Senior Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee. Z ' T ,Y , . ,. . . ., v W . , . I ,.-h - . ,T - I. .... ..6:b '-. typing. and music are tops . . . but no concelterl boys . . . 'a little S if I 1 I rx , I. iv Y N '. ' iv., q n n SC 7 ' 77 - , , D 2 g F ,st ' , , .. Z ' fs 'S , Y l I l 'Iii ,. t go filet, n 97 7 rl, 4 h t PATRICIA ANNE IYES Academic . . . Patti . . . brilliant redhead . . . That's cool! . . . cheeseburgers and cokes . . . crew cuts . . . new cars and clothes . . . could do without tests. math, and getting up early . . . Mark time. markf' . . . executive secretary . . . extensive wardrobe . . . Vogue 1960. Cheerleading 1: Color Guard 2. 3. Lieutenant 4: Hi-Q Team -1: ,lunior Prom Committee: Projection Club 2. 3: Spring Festival 1: MEDIAN Typing Editor -1: National Honor Society 51: ,lunior National Honor Society 1: Senior Play Committee: Library Assistant 1. 2g Nurse's Assistant 1. 2. 3. :. 'f '- . GEORGE F. KAIN General . . . Kainie . . . Hot Rod magazines . . . bowling bug . . . hoagies . . . teachers who pick on pupils . . . a future businessman . . . never has enough of that green stuff . . . dislikes loafing. 'Y' JAMES V. KELSALL Academic . . . ,lim . . . quiet . . . pizza . . . fast cars . . . never enough sleep . . . getting up early doesn't go well . . . Mr. Davis' point system . . . quite the football manager . . . doesn,t like reading Hamlet. Football 13 Projection Club 1: Varsity Club 4. ROBERT M KESTLER Academzc Bo Blrdseed I drive a tractor school buses more chile please summer wacatlons Get off Bethel dances B10 ocist ln in can be fun ,Good thin s in little packaces JV Football Projeetion Club 4 I EDW -XRD NIILL KESSBLNIAN flcademzc Eddie a wax ss 1th the l the ei ht part Of p66-Ch Is mile pretzels for fourth period the Bow C u J a natural attor Kess forex er fun loun pharmacl t lll o for donut what a dancer Senior Plat XVILLI-XlVl EDWARD KIMVIEL General Bill future car dealer another pizza loser Mherexer there's a dance there's Bill Bill and the girls black curly hair big red trucks sought after it' , girs... 'g s s ...s.'s' - ' .'- ll... - --... ' , 's...ui g' s ...' . Basketball lg Class Vice President 2: Junior Playg Publicationsg .' v ' H itw... - 'lff'-... 'g ...U .g. . ln. xl, GI ORI A LORRAINE KING Commerczal o hamburger sewss a fme seam sur lon alr beautnful mlle one of the newer members Perkx future medlcal secretarw our Chester tran fer But I dont xx ant to do the dlshes Choru 4 Chr1stmasConCert4 Sprln Festlxalsl vi if W 2 RICHARD R KLUG Academzc Gu k good bass future mmlster I cant flnd anv stamps that I dont have usually workmg take It easy bass flddler m the arden lllces almost every t ln Band 3 Chorus 3 4 Projectlon Club 2 Football I Sprln Festlval 3 4 lN3t10fl3l Honor SOClCty 4 Brble Club 2 4 VICE Presldent 3 ANN ELIZABETH KOCHEL Acndemzc Rox altw flashy brown eyes muslc Elemen tary teacher planos and flutes Butch halr cuts on eselashes VI C STC here she comes O to ne Wir Snax elw a cut slip NIEDIAN I Chorus I 2 3 Band I 2 3 4- Sprm Festival I 2 3 Foren lcl 2 Orchestral 2 3 4 Student Teachm u A 1 ' ' I - - - - ' '...Cvl... ' ' s 3h gf h . . . s . . . I ' '... ' - L s gg ' 2 . - 17 . S I - 2 g - ' - 11 3' ,m, M..k,,.1 Hlqifk k , A . . J - - - 66 s M 1 I - a 77 - cc r U Y . h sz. ' v e 9 7 9 5 5 7 7 7 7 7 ' , ' - ' sc 19 - I D, . . . . . . . . . D V f H h. U It . 2 J - . . . ..... , e . . . Y C I' V , - :Q , A - I s 9 - L 3 9 e 2 ' g e 1 5 5 l f 2 5 I g 4' ff ,..v A ' fl WILLIAM FRANKLIN LAWSON, JR. Academic . . . Moose . . . the home of an A.F.S.'er . . . W.I.B.G. . . . Would you like a free Trig book? . . . pizza and cokes . . . keeping statistics . . . people with big noses . . . training altar boys . . . Yeh, man . . . to teach history at Media. Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 3, 4, Cross Country 49 Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council lg Varsity Club 3, 4g Spring Festival 3, 4. S I 9' MARILYN LOUISE LEACH Commercial . . . Peachie . . . fun all the while . . . 4'That's cool . . . just loves salads . . . airline hostess . . . swimming . . . usually having a ball . . . plumbing would be fun . . . horseback riding . . . full of energy. J.V. Cheerleader 3g Secretary to Mrs. Van Horn 4, Monitor 4. A STEWART CROFT LEWIS Academic . . . Stew . . . quiet man . . . another hamburger, please . . . all sports . . . I can't help it if I don't like peanuts . . . hidden genius . . . blond hair . . . senior debts . . . electronics engineer or a journalist. National Honor Society 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4. SHERIDAN NIARIE LOCKWOOD General Sherry tall basketball players all around athlete Vlhs not? VHYSIIY letter SWIIYLIUID cars that dont stop Reglstered Nurse But he s too short sports keep those llnes strax ht Hx ex l 2 1 Colf uarfl Z S Bak alll 2 3 ,lumor Prom Commlttee Nlomtor 1 Future Nurse Club Lrbrarx X 1 ant Var ltx Club Z 3 4 CAROLE LOU LONGSTRETH General Lou Lou early mornlng buses You better belleve lt nlce people would llke to teach Physlcal Educa tlon can also beat those drums Where s your mstrumen steaks Now just what do you want me to do? PIO-ICCIIOH Club 2 3 4 Band 'Vlanager 1 2 3 4- Basketball 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 2 Drama Club 1 2 Asslstant Gym Teacher 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 2 3 4 ....al5 X BARB ARA MARKER Commerczal Barb You do the bookkeeplng Ill do the typm homework hoa ICS Dont pamc gosslplno to drxve the school bus make up artlst for TV we re all out of that workmo or readlno 'Y 'Whils--A Y . 4 .' , Y P 1 . I C... 7 f ' HC , 77 ann .. . .04 s C , - 9 . ' ' . . ' ok ...1.. JrC ...L setb , ,.,,1. ' :. ' 1 . -s' 1' '.ss'st : ,.,,- sun 'su 7 - sig . .,, . V . . ' GL 3 ' tfpff 1 cn - v so 9 ,Q ' 2 7 Q 7 f, 9 Q 9 , 7 7 7 7 5 5 ' 'WVVY A ' GG ' 7 , ' 77 ' Gi 7 '29 U' U D' D D uns can ' nun lil , . . nun U Us ,f K' A k. tTgv S'-i BYRON McCORMICK Academic . . . Buzz . . . sportsminded . . . to manage the Yankees . . . future newspaperman . . . N.P .... active on the MEDIARITE . . . Go home . . . steak . . . I haven't seen himi' . . . riding around . . . playing basketball. MEDIARITE 3, 4, Sports Editor 4g Chorus 4, ,l.V. Basketball 2. -:L c e aQ -gr KATIEANNE MARSH Academic . . . '4Swampy . . . terrific worker . . . fun-loving . . . hotrods . . . I get a letter every week . . . Aunt Gertrude . . . always good for one more laugh . . . Concord school buses . . . always with a paint brush in hand . . . couldn't have done it with- out her. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, F.T.A. 1, 23 Junior Playg Junior Prom, MEDIAN Art Editor. 5 s X cARoLE LEE MCGAUGHEY General . . . Our Queen . . . cute as a button . . . red hair . . . fried chicken rates high . . . in a red convertible . . . doesn't like boys with long hair . . . bermudas . . . a real singer . . . big poclcetbooks . . . Have you seen Margie? Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4g Basketball 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, MEDIANQ Junior Prom Committee. H XRRY NICRINLEY Academzc Jort foolm with cars root beer e alssaxs reads for a hoat ride daredeul drixer sur in a ross future draftsman you can hawe mx locker nel hlmor frlc ndls Bandl 2 3 l Baseballl 2 1 Foothall3 Projection Clubl 2, 3 '...s1 'gl' A ...HHy, Kessli . .. v ' v' ' ... ... L,-6 LYNNE ELLEN MILES General . . . HHoly Toledo . . . football games . . . always friendly twinkle in her eyes . . . spaghetti . . . late hockey practices . . . with Joyce . . . trying to get the car keys. Hockey 3. 'lg Basketball 3, 4g Junior Prom Committeeg Monitorg MEDIAN. r RUTH ARLENE MERION Commercial . . . Arlene . . . good kid . . . great secretary . . . nix to brothers . . . sensational blond . . . Sis . . . sews a fine seam . . . I'll have a hoagien . . . good movies . . . He's too stuck up . . . Good goshi' . . . red gum drops. Secretary to Mrs. Burkhard 4. way MARY HELEN NUSSPICKEL Commercial . . . Mary . . . You knowi' . . . dances . . . her last name . . . always has a 6'hi . . . MSO what if I donit like hockeyi' . . . walking the halls . . . another spaghetti eater . . . which shall it be. mechanic or secretary? lf X . KIHHSHNE MOGER Academic . . . Chris . . . linguistic ability . . . lived in England . . . working . . . dislikes wet witticisms . . . walking her Dachshund . . . Anne Marie-'s French speaking friend . . . curls up and reads. GUY G.ORLANDO General . . . Guy . . . curly hair . . . '54 Plymouths . . . eating . . . Junior girls . . . dislikes bleached blondes . . . filling out roster cards . . . terrific actor . . . remember the blue gown in the Junior Play? Football l. 2: Junior Play. Academzc conxertlbles dancln record collector Graduxlle Dont knows do Xa hope to become a nurse homework and moodw people can be replaced steak Hockex l Sprln Festlxal JUDIOI' Plat Commlttee Senior Plas Senlor Prom Nlonltor General Ron mth the bows That s Cool Charlles hambur ers Naxal career lrsm on an lsland would be to readm Hamlet lr s dra racln I hope It doesn t ram PHE LI IS 1oRRA1xL PAFE M'7'1. 'a ANNE MARIE PAOII Academzc Frenchle our exchan e tudent petlte amlne V neck sweaters Oo la la sw1mm1n dancrn classlcal muslc crazy checkered stockm s W I B C doesnt o for math and SCICHCCQ hopes to become a translator enjoys her Cl ht periods of En ll h Formldable alw ays In IH lots of fun Color Guard Hockey Chorus Spr1ngFest1sal 1 RONALD E PARKER Projectlon Club 1 JOAN ELLEN PENNINGTON General . . . Joanie . . . Gee . . . cute as a bug . . . football is great . . . future elementary teacher . . . drawing . . . remember those play practices . . . a shortie . . . lots of school spirit . . . sweet smile. F.T.A. 1. 2, Secretary 3, President 4: Library Assistant 1: Home Room Treasurer 2g Junior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Publi- cations 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, Bible Club 4, Senior Play, MEDIAN, Monitor. fQ-'S MARGARET MARY PINE Academic . . . Peggy . . . what a musician . . . '6Huh? . . . hamburgers and spaghetti . . . good alto . . . Hi-Q'er . . . surprise tests . . . '5But I donat have any aptitude for mathi' . . . playing the piano . . . tall boys . . . showers in gym classes . . . C piccolo. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Forensic 1, 2, Junior National Honor Society lg National Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball 3, 45 Hi-Q 3, 4, MEDIAN, Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee. 'Af 5 ' JOSEPH P. RADER Academic . . . Joe . . . sports conscious . . . tackle that man! . . . longer lunch periods . . . tinkers with cars . . . girls . . . money . . . eating . . . intends to go to college . . . would like to teach Mr. Snavely Solid Geometry . . . husky . . . cute smile . . . bright eyes. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Representative, Varsity Club 2, 3, President 4. XI PHONNO RXNDOI PH lcazlemzc Qonm 4 sarfl r 1 reallx lllllll steak fll like s alkln 1D cold heather and homework Lo of uc u uallx plaxm card rleamn ca S1 a real am ml llll Ur Touchfloxsn ootmall Z 5 I Basketball 3 Basehalll 2 3 1 Home Room Repre entatlxe War ltx Cluh 7 3 Pre lflent 1 EN FI YN REGAII RHFL BO'I TONI General Cal Routlne he III 31 Fords strawberry shorteake and frled Lhlcken bowlm tear down the lrls l1OXSCl room no t1me for poor loser Thats phony keeps exersbodx lau hm Ill play cards wlth you Color Cuarcl Z 3 Captaln I Hockex 2 3 CoCapta1n I Baskcthall 2 3 I JUIIIOI' Plax Commlttee Varsltw Cluh 3 1 Nlomtorl NIFRRILX FAITH RICHIE Acadenzzc all around al hopm for a stral ht A report car all sports seem Nledla teams mn square dancln executlxe seeretarx Do I hase to Y5I'ltC a research theme remember her lon halr Hockex 2 3 I Basketball 3 1 Cheerleachn 3 Color Guard 4 Student Councll 2 3 Var ltx Club 3 1 Blble Club 2 3 1 'Vatlona Honor Soclets 3 4 MEDIAN Sprm Fe-small 2 3 4 ,-sf ' -. L-.. .- . I x ...., ur... 1' s . 's ss 'g'- ' ' ...H ts l:k ... H' fg 'g'r's p' xx h ...'tl sg1rl.... . ' '. , Y Fl ',-.-: ' .: ., .',.,'g W3 s :'s 1..., s v. I ,I 'Q I I ' W, I, . , . .I 4, . U.,, ,-- 7 Y . . . ., . .. .,, , U . f D s ss...4' ' 'H Y , r U-0, ta Y- , as , , U J F U... I . , 1 -: -. 1 -1 .. , I . 4 , .. 4. f - , I . I. cr 'fr 'cr U ,, .. ,T Z. - L. d... ff ' ff - , .... C. s ...- U -. , 4. , v- 997 G .9 ,. C . - 'g:.: 3 s' .,-gt l . ' . I Q .A i Q I.. ,. gl - .., . 4, if , -...-1 MARY ANNE SALEMI Academic . . . Spanish . . . filling out nursing school applications . . . '4Oh, darnw . . . anything but pork . . . early acceptance . . . football games . . . Would you get some potato chips, please? . . . bowling bug . . . selling hot dogs and cokes at games. Band 3g Future Nurses Club 3, -lg Nurseis Assistant 3, 4g MEDIAN. fffjif f'fij,,.s DENNIS P. SCHMEHL Academic . . . Denny . . . Adios,' . . . that touchdown in the Chi game . . . steak . . . will use his artistic ability as an architect . . . hates crowded, noisy school buses . . . waxing his car . . . those white skirts on his blue Ford. Football 3, 43 Senior Play Committee, Varsity Club 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. Qt, ,, RAYMOND WILLARD SCULL General . . . Ray . . . no women drivers, please . . . playing pool . . . 'LThat's close . . . model planes . . . Naval jet engine mechanic . . . steaks rate high . . . Where's the nearest pool hall? Band 1, 3, 4. NI -XRG FXRET SH ARP General P S ruth Barbara talkatne ood dancln motorcs cles dlsllkes haxmg to wart for the bus at the Nlustan Nurse s fXss1stant3 L Llbrars A lstant STANLEY PAIGE SIMPSON II General Stan sax plawer Wvhat ay Smooth dlsapprowes of 1rls runn1n mth bon o players maybe Ill ulet for ust fue mmutes Nly band mll play be q 5 petual talker steak moodv people Ban 1 2 3 4 tn.. THOM AS G SHORT General Tom Faker sports xx r1ter would llke to be b ll t ak f1rst on the moon Hey Hom play 1n a se hates Cettln hlt on the head lean and lanky lets see you dunk one a frlenclly fella three letter man otball 1 2 3 s etball 1 2 Ba al 1 I 2 A ' V. . ' 0 1..4' ... g ...s F0 , ,l,43Ba-k , ,3,4g sebl ,2, 3, 4g H Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. XLQM 9 , X X l 4 I Ti l a U., .'g'1 Hg 'T ',, 7 ' L ' ' ...p6I'- , dl? 5 7 ' I l LAURENCE S AMUEL SORKENN Academic . . . Larry . . . can really play that piano . . . a drummer too . . . Hluike you know what I meani, . . . The Providence Cottage . . . keeps his jacket on . . . good sport . . . witty . . . with Richard Junior National Honor Societv lg Band 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2 3 4 'S'- E i RAYMOND B. SONIERYILLE General . . . Ray . . . taking pictures . . . dancing . . . a future in photography . . . Bar B-Q foods . . . with the boys . . . You dig it . . . the Naval Reserves . . . won't tolerate people who take bad pictures. Football 1. 3. -1: MEDIAN Photographer l. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 3. 4. BY ARD STREET En lish rammar has X1 ions of bein a gambler dont like brown shoes pork chops and cole slam Lets plax pinochle seen but not heard 2 1 4. 7 1 . f 7 9 ' 4 S. , il i Q . 1 If I f General . . . Streetie . . . reading . . . intends to become a farmer i U. U v.Q. . U HI . . D C . . . - . Z. . . . 9 - v 19 , as 9 JUDITH CAROL SULOFF Academic . . . Judy . . . looking for a certain '54 Chevy . . . French fries . . . drive-ins . . . blue Mondays . . . with Joan and ,lean . . . sports . . . Fridays are O.K. Basketball 2, 3g Junior National Honor Society lg Librarian Ig Projection Club 3g Hockey Manager 43 Monitor 4. 1 fic ...iadPf' MERLENE HOPE TEMPLETON Commercial 'Vler tall dark handsome football players sleeplng stays tuned to WILM ice cream mx to boys who smoke and criticizes girls who do drlve ins always ready to have fun Projection Club 2 3 Junior Play Committee Junior Prom Com mittee Student Council 4 yy T JOAN ELIZABETH SUTER General skating swimming stuck up people also grouchy teachers are out rldlng ln that certain car Please dont give me h1St0I'y homework over the weekend Drama Club 1 2 Dental Asslstantl 2 3 Chorus 1 3 4- Spring Festival 4 ,f. 'KK 'Y ...Jo... - --U .....0,. . 1 54 9- - 37 1 ' ' ai sei :ai 9 1 if .5 Z s . ...L , , ... ... ... -... . . . . . . as , 1 ' ..a.., . fl tr .574 ,,A awk ! sl 'rx ,V ., '--'W' in... DON ALD M TILLMAN ALICE JOAN THOMAS Commercial . . . ,loan . . . that certain fellow . . . odd-colored ltlue Plymouth . . . bugged by tardy boys and stuck-up girls . . . l wish this car would start . . . hamburgers and cokes . . . wants to enroll at Williamson . . . bank teller . . . Why not? Junior Play Committeeg Basketball 3g Hockey 'lg Senior Play Com- mittee: Monitor lg Chorus 1. General Wort Donns 51 Ford terrlflc dancer steak and French fries restrictions on date time T e only exercise some people et IS jumpln to concluslons future automobile mechanic doesnt o for moodt dispositions Football l 2 ffm AGNES Ili AN 'IOY Commercial Bonnie Butch hair nuts Chevy con like to trade places mth Miss Tailor for a dat For et about lt al drne ms blonde bombshell Junior Prom Committee Senior Prom Committee Intramural Ba ketball 2 3 Senior Play Committee 'Nlomtor 4 Nurses Secre ta l Y v , . . . . . L - , - . . . . . . h Y 7 . U . . . U . ,, ' , I , F . U Cl v . . . . , 1 . . . C 1 Q veg, A . ,A N 1 Q ra 1 - - 44 . as - I I 'Q vertibles . . . usually baby-sitting: in Arden . . . pizza . . . would . v. . V Y ,, Q . w ' -' t u U . . . g . p . . . ' - . . . . p . . I: . . : . ' . . . v 9 s . : 1 : . . . - - ry e . Liga? ALVIN C. TRUSTY General . . . Al . . . Hjust one more timew . . . never enough sleep . . . always has a smile . . . turkey' and mashed potatoes . . . full of fun . . . future statesman . . . Mr. Loper's seven man sledge . . . eating . . . doesn't like girls who act silly: Football 1. 2. 3, Co-Captain 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 23 Track 3: Varsity' Club 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN VALLO Commercuzl Hips beautiful eyes bubblin with fun red sweaters black hair with all the lrls m OID to join the A1r Force concerted people and complainers are out Monitor 4 MEDIAN VIEDIARITE 4 Secretary to Mr Snavelv 4 Junior Prom Committee Chorus 2 Senior Prom Committee Office Assistant JOANN XENUTI Commercial often seen but not heard You know new clothes pizza early mormnc school buses Haye you seen Judy 9 will make a good secretary draw in architects plans cookin used steno raphy pads NIEDIAN Secretary to Wir Anderson 4- ,lumor National Honor Society Nurses Assistant Elementary Office Assistant lNat1on l Honor Society 4 Vlonltor -1 Senior Prom Committee Senior Play Committee 9 5-9 ., .4 'O L - '. G ... A . . ' .U I .. J Z., U GCI, U 0, W C C O .. . ,, . . . 1 -V fn v 1 v n 9 lvl e ' , 9 3 3 3 X avr f 1 ri . ' S6 9 ...,lo... at , Y V11 ,- . . , ' . 0 cr U I C C... U . s 7 , . s f. . l T. , , - , ' - , 2. ,' sl Z 3 i' Nw, up A: ELAINE WAKEFIELD CHARLES L. VERNON, JR. General . . . Chuck . . . his boat is his most prized possession . . . Sea Isle City or Manasquan . . . beachcomber . . . '4Like you know- way out, mann . . . cameraman . . . likes to take movies . . . guitar player . . . really wows the girls . . . Don,t mess my hair. MEDIAN 3, 4g MEDIARITE 4. General . . . transfer from N.P .... You have some nervew . . . congenial . . . glazed donuts . . . the leotard kid . . . Suzie . . . future Biology teacher . . . history can be replaced . . . dislikes prevaricators . . . basketball players . . . to be a football heroine . . . Is that right?,' Chorus 4. X f is Nw- gli' ROBERT F. WALLS Academic . . . Bob . . . Wallsie . . . cheese steaks . . . S.S.T.C. . . . Hready. set down . . . those Spanish verbs . . . at the Boys Club . . . HCet serious . . . Pinocchios, . . . getting up in the morning . . . little chink . . . never enough sleep . . . corporation lawyer . . . 'twhere should I go to college?', Football I, 2, 3, Co-Captain -lg Basketball I, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3g Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. IRENE WALTERS General . . . Reenie . . . Thais all right . . . dislikes American History . . . with the gang . . . spaghetti . . . in the Mustang . . . all sports . . . 4'Where,s .lean?',. . . plans to join the Navy . . . Watching T.V. . . . freckles. Chorus 23 Spring Festival 3: Monitor bl: Dental Assistant 2: Senior Play Committee. GEORGE JOHN WANNER, JR. Academic . . . Igor . . . George . . . always in horse shows bowler . . . at the Grille . . . Women drivers . . . Stupidface, drive-ins . . . won another trophy . . . working pin-ball machines undecided future. Baseball lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4. if I MICHAEL WEST Academic . . . Mike . . . basketball star . . . possibly a future lawyer . . . steaks and French fries . . . That's close . . . WIBG . . . aver- sion for the point system . . . light angles and bleached hair . . . always good for a laugh . . . usually playing basketball . . . from St. James as a Sophomore. ' Basketball 3, 49 Baseball 2, 3, -lg Student Council Vice President 4g Jlmior Play, Varsity Club 3, 4, 7 WILLIAIVI WEST General 1 neuest face ln the class roller skatln sports I eed n a mckel for the pmball machlne hoa ICS those cherry and peach P164 on to trade school be the last one to to to the moon IVIARJORIE GAIL WOODWORTH Academic Cal the twln w1th the d1mple always busy Dear Gu ss smmmmb and water skung sports basketball especlally future blolocy teacher Claymont three meetln s at once ,Iumor Natlonal Honor SOCIBI I B k b ar 4 Student Councll 3 Secretary 4- MEDIAIN V arelty Club 3 4 Blble Club 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 Presldent 1 ,Iumor Play ,Iumor Prom Committee JOYCE ANN WHITE Academzc Whitey always laurhmc, dI'1VlIl that blue Chen frled Lhlcken funny people hoplnc to near a . nurses umform soon Let s hase a surprlse party Ch orus I 4 Momtor Captain I Future Nu Cl rses ub Presldent 3 4 ,Iumor Plas Commlttee Jumor Prom Commlttee ' ,Z J ...B'll... ' ' 'g ...M ' ' ' ,',,, g' - j '.... ... I'll ,M ...H sj,,...- 'U 'g . ' ' 'y 3 as et all 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 2, 3,-lg Color Cu d 3, g ' , 3 -KN f1'U... 'pg ', 'fn ' , ' WILLIAM F. YARWOOD Academic . . . Bill . . . '4Let's really hear itl' . . . working . . . ham- burgers from Charliels . . . Eastman Kodak Co .... 'Tll trade you a Chevy for a Fordl' . . . dancing and eating . . . his day off . . . T-Birds . . . knows all about cameras . . . always taking pictures. MEDIAN 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2. GWENDOLYN B. WOODWORTH Academic . . . Gwen . . . capable leader . . . sports . . . biology . . . small cars . . . uncooperative people rate low . . . Fiddlesticks'7 . . . goes for basketball, too . . . Support the Student Council . . . hard worker. Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 4g Hockey 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-g MEDIANg Monitor 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior National Honor Society Ig Chorus lg Library Assistant Ig Varsity Club 3, 4g Junior Playg Color Guard 3, 4-g Elementary Assistant. DOUGLAS W. YOUNG Academic . . . Doug . . . Here they comev . . . has visions of playing miniature golf with Sam Snead . . . veterinarian . . . blue- berry pie lover . . . sports enthusiast . . . doesn't want his girl to wear kneesocks. Basketball 2, 45 Baseball 2, 4g Junior Playg Publications. x X QNIITH BARBARA' ,A 3 iii Qniotz . . . Definitely . . . horses . . . what spare time? Comnzercilzl . . . Ion . . . ., likes to play sick . . . dislikes Inaie teavhers . . . . ' nanner . . . expressive eyes . . . ltmg hlonfie hair . . . . . qulet I ' another artist. with Luis . . . Ur 'S NIP IU' s at ttf lv mm' ' flfiit, su ,M Our ueen We are all very proud to have Carole Lee NlcGaughey represent Media High School as Miss Media during our senior year. One of Carole Lee's first official duties was to participate in the Halloween Parade. Our queen was a picture of beauty and serenity, and everyone was proud of her. Congratulations. Carole Lee, and thank you for reigning with such radiance. Class Wmll Knoyy all men by these presents That yxe the hereln mentloned testators and testa ITICCQ members of the raduatron cla s of Nledla H1 h School Vedra Pa beln of ound and dl P09111 mlnd and mmdful of our departure from thls lmmedlate stage of our 1lX6Q and mtendm to make certam d1spo 1t1ons of our property and estate upon such departure do jolntly make p 11 h and declare thls to be our la t yslll and te ta ment hereby express by rey okln any and all other yulls or C0dlLllQ by us at any t1me heretofore made 1 Jeanne Ball do bequeath my booth ln the Mus tan to my slster Cheryl N!1PlSlI1 Bateman do bequeath my typm 31311113 to my slster Ceraldme Robert Bay nard do bequeath my abrllty to cloyxn 1n class to Joe Henry and Donald Trusty Carmella Broccoll do bequeath my ,ym locker to any one yyho yvants It Barbara Bromley do bequeath my whlte cheer Joan Bulldm do bequeath 20 polnts to Mr Davls 1961 Enbllsh class Patrlcla Burrell do bequeath my seat 1n Mr Snayely s class to my brother 1f hell haye lt Vlola Claybourne do bequeath my hall locker to vshoeyer will have It Jean Coppa do bequeath the great fun of wart mg at the bus stop at 7 OO 1n the mormn all alone to Rlta Weber Judlth Cressman do bequeath my freckles to anyone who wants them Margaret Crothers do bequeath one well used cast to any future Senlor who IS lucky enourh to start off hls Semor year wlth a broken r1 ht oot Amanda Jean Curtrs do bequeath my blond streak to Mr DHYIS James Daltry do bequeath my tennls racket to Sandy McCleary Penelope Dayoll do bequeath my used baton ends to Ellen Abernathy George Day do bequeath my face to the Beauty SOCICQ Charles Duke, do bequeath my whlte convertlble to Joe Pagano 58 Sldney Eachu do bequeath my unfortunate luck to whoever deseryes lt Edward Ebrrght do bequeath anvthrng he wants to Bllly Frltz Joseph Eha do bequeath my gultar to all the remammg guys and gals 1 rode Wlth on the bus Rylene Elllott do bequeath my long halr t anyone who IS bald Albert Evans do bequeath flrst base on Varslty to Don Goodley Dorothy Founds do bequeath all my teachers to my brother Donny Wanda Fox do bequeath my years at Medla to whoever yvants them Ray Froeschle do bequeath my Hudson to Mr J z James Gabrlel do bequeath all my teachers to my brother James Clbson do bequeath all my laps ln football to Glen Gallovyav Davld Gllltes do bequeath my book called 101 Ways to Beat Mr Davls Polnt System to Rlchard Mettetal Alma Green do bequeath my ablllty to get a dx ploma to my brother John Green John Greener, do bequeath my knowledge of cars to B111 Bradley I ' ' c - 4 . 5- ' N gf . r Si n M . .2 F A . y U . g S .S- g . . y .N . . M .v Me . 4 . g I . .L S. . .Y c . ' ' I' ,, ub- 's , . 1 s s - f u. 5 D- v ' iq 1. 1. 1 , . ' j ' II If y, y , , , I, -2 f I I' . Y S' . Is 2 7 l ' L . Y . ' 1 ' leading skirt to Berle Leamy. ' 1. ff. . ' , , P , 1 . , ' . - 1, ' ' , ' . It ' . 5 ' 0 1 I 1, 1 I ' 7 r ' . ' I- ' v 2 ' If 9 1 - I7 1 1 ' I, 7 . Z . . g ' 1 , 1 L , ' ' I: I e ' 1, T ' , . 1, , Lt . , - V - cc V77 U f . Y Y g I, , J 5 If ' f . 1 . Y. . I7 7 I, ,Q .' ' V' I9 7 7 G6 ' 7 ' 5, ' a I, ' , ' . I. V, y V IV I, 3 . . -- L . . I Shrrley Guy do bequeath my place ln Color Guard to Dlta Geary Kathy Hall do bequeath my seat 1n 11th rade hlstory cla to Lori Barbara Halfen do bequeath my crazy lau h to Beyerly Holmes Harry Hamalak do bequeath my posltlon 1n Nledla H1 h School to my brother Rlchard Susan Hamllton do bequeath my old books to any unlucky person yyho w1ll accept them Ellzabeth Hammond do bequeath my seat ln mechamcal drawlnc to Blll Boyer and Bobby Nlartm Gwendolyn Hawk1ns do bequeath my typmg speed to Cy nthla classes to any underclassman who wants them Lols Huston do bequeath my late sllps to every one who drlves to school Patrlcla Ives do bequeath my red halr to Mr Ware George Kam do bequeath my tlme ln Medla to another Jumor James Kelsall do bequeath my manager job to the next sap Edward Kesselman do bequeath my ablllty gettmg out of class for nothlng to any under classman who wants lt Robert Kestler do bequeath all my unhanded ln absentee notes to Mr Snavely Wllllam Klmmel do bequeath to some poor Ford a good Chevrolet englne Wlth 282 cu Rlchard Klug do bequeath my bass volce to Drck Cotter Ann Kochel do bequeath my 2note glocken sp1el fthat playsb to Mr Barrall W1ll1am Lawson, do bequeath my trig book to Wayne Peden Mar1lyn Leach, do bequeath my brother to Maryann Steysart Leyyls do bequeath my class debts to Nelson Rockefeller Sherldan Lockwood do bequeath my Varslty posltlon ln Hockey and Basketball to my slster Darlene Carole Lon streth do bequeath my pos1t1on as Band Wana er to Dlta Geary Barbara 'Vlarker do bequeath my Senlor prob lems to Janet Horrocks Katleanne Wlarsh do bequeath my red sable brush to a Fme Arts student Byron VlcCorm1ck do bequeath my locker to Wayne Peden Carole Lee VlcGau hey do bequeath locker 396207 to my brother Jlmmy buretors to Joe Pa ano Ralph McK1nley do bequeath my Cl ht periods of French to anyone who wants them Ruth Arlene Menon do bequeath my old bent locker to Beverly Wallln Patr1c1a 'VI1trov1c do bequeath my racked out bram and worn out pen to the next hxstorlan Lynne lVl1les do bequeath to Al1Cla Antonson all next year s long hockey practlces Mary Nussplckel do bequeath my last name to an unlucky person Guy Orlando do bequeath my naturally curly halr to any Junior C, l Phyllls Pa e do bequeath my seat ln Mr Mc 'VIurray s hrstory class to my slster Donna Anne Marle Paoll do bequeath my place to next years exchance student Ronald Parker do bequeath all my POIUIS ln Mr Davls class to some Jumor because he wlll probably need them Joan Pennlngton do bequeath my ab1l1ty to be the shortest Dlfl ln the class to Shirley Connors Margaret Pme, do bequeath my C p1CCOl0 to Gretchen Wood Joseph Rader, do bequeath my startlng guard posltlon to next yearls best Semor 59 J ' 'e l If v J J' e i' -- -. D ,J 2 ' J' '- ' - g I, Q ' , I' ' 4' f ,' ' g G J 'u ' I: g 2 .n l u r' A . .g ' 'Y . . I: . 7 I- . - . 9 1 U I s If 7 A . 7 , , - ' ' ' n If 1 2 , H Douglas Heavlow, do bequeath all 'Of my art I, Barry McKinley, do bequeath two barrel car- . g y . W ue . . L . , .g . . . g . . I, - 7 l , ' g. ' y . I L . . l . . 9 I 1 If ' 9 . ' , I, ' , , ' ' of , ' . Ie , , ' ' Ofir . J . . . If . g 2 . ' ' l , ' ' . Q l 1 ' . . I, J ' ', i. , . I, , v , , . 5 . . ' ' ' I, . , . . . . I I n Alphonse Randolph Jr do bequeath my oot ball number to Dou las Randolph Eyelyn Rheubottom do bequeath my po 111011 Ill Color Guard to ome JUIIIOI' 'Nlerr1ly RlClll6 do bequeath my hockey tlck to any one ysho lrkes to play r h b as much a I do Nlary Anne Saleml do bequeath my old nur IU school appllcatlon to Barbara Horne Raymond Scull do bequeath my Cood penman hlp to 'Nlr Stemhofer Har aret Sharp do bequeath my h1 tory book yylth all the an yser m It to Beyerly Holme Thomas Short do bequeath my used tooth plck to Rlchard Bau hn Stanley SIIIIIJQOTI do bequeath my mall de lc to Barbara Smlth do bequeath to some other unfortunates Pete and Ed Raymond Somery 1lle do bequeath my 200 year book plctures to Rlchard Bau hn Byard Street do bequeath my deck of cards to Joe Orlando Laurence Sorkenn do bequeath my ,gym bag to someone yy ho yylll et some use out of lt Judrth Suloff do bequeath my monltor pot yylth 1tS ups and downs to Rlta Weber Joan Suter do bequeath the halr I cut off t Mr Barrall Merlene Templeton do bequf ath Mrs McMullen s rulned ty pew rlter to her next secretary Allce Thomas do bequeath my locker ID the hall to my cousln Sue Wlllte Donald Tlllman do bequeath my po ltlon ln the boys ym cla to Nancy Turner A nes Toy do bequeath my eat ln shorthand to Dorl Hurst -Xlym Tru ty do bequeath my ablllty to hlt the seyen man led e to Tony June Nlary Ann Vallo do bequeath y W1 le t Nlarllyn ,loan Venutl do bequeath my po 1t1on as secre tary of Dean of Boys to Geraldme Robert on Charles Vernon do bequeath all the pencll harpeners to any one yy ho thmks he can harpen penclls yslth them Elame Wlakefleld do bequeath my aromatlc gym socks to N11 Foyxler to do yslth as she yu he Robert Wall do bequeath the smell of my foot ball PIBCIICC equlpment to yyhoever can stand It Irene Walters do bequeath my seat 1n 12D En llsh to any underclassman George Wanner do bequeath my sunglasses to a,lun1or 1rl Mrchael West do bequeath the smelly Tshrrt runmn around 1n my Uym locker to anyone ysho can catch It Joyce Whlte do bequeath my monltor post to Pat Chambers lf shell glV8 me a chalr Gall Woodvy orth do bequeath my trouble answer m Hamlet questlons to a Junlor that can afford to lose the pomts Gwen Woodysorth do bequeath Councll worrles to next years Councll Wllllam Yarysood do bequeath 'VIed1a H1 hs cameras to the next school photo rapher Doublas W Youn do bequeath my clean smell 1n ,.ym locker to Joe Pacano S1 ned sealed publlshed and declared by the Sald Medla H1 h School class of 1960 1n the presence of us yyho at Its request ln ltS presence and IH the pre ence of one another haye hereunto sub scrlbed our names as wltness S1 ned W1tnms.sed A0551 X' l I X . lulllllllzg W ly X x ff M my X jd-4. - aAA,4,6Z 60 a-'z.,cla-x-.Qs WWF M U I f ' It . 7 , S. . . 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V324 ,- 1, 1, ': ff' 1. .7 1 i W- , . may ,,7 My Q 5 S ffm , hz' 4 hx 'ai 45 is .4 M 'f?ZZ2Q-ff., 43 4 1 1 1,5 EP Q .-. y 'il' af fs, ww' I' 'I -If 9 ,Q Jn X ' :- f . fi 0 U! 1 7 x xxxwwlwl Remember When 9 In September 1901 we the class of 60 took our flfgt steps lnto Vedra H1 h School One of our flr t projects as a class w as to elect our offlcers Vbe rho e Ralph 'Nlcklnlex as our Pre ldent Sonm Randolph a Vue Presldent Barbara Bromles a Secre tarx and 'Vlar 16 Crothers as Treasurer After ,ettln better acquamted and or anlzed we elected a representatlse to Student Councll The IJOQII on was awarded to Gwen Woodworth who fllled the capaclts m an excellent manner The most memorable exent of our Fre hman sear was our trlp to Hershex and Harrlsbur, As our Freshman year came to a close we had already cap tured mans wonderful memories and we farerlx looked forward to our Sophomore xeax For our Sophomore offuers we re elected Ralph Barbara and Marble but for Vlce Presldent we chose a new leader Ed Kesselman We knew that one of our dutles 1n 1958 was to start earnm, monex for our treasury Barb Brom lex s ln emous ldea contrlbutlnc a mckel a week was put 1nto effect The most lmportant exent of that year was our Soph Hop whrch turned out to be an enjoyable everun for all who attended Mm K X Q Q, 'QQ www x ,, I Qu 'Rf' -L.. 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I' g we - 1 N V le - ' Y 1 A aww N Y -V . x lic 'Y' Q r ,fl 9 x Q! f f lr Y W . ,A EAQU .Db Our Sophomore year added to our llves many more wonderful memories and good tlmes Before we knew lt our Junlor year had come whlch made us much more aware of the nearness of Craduatlon Agam we elected a new Vlce Presldent, Bob Wynne but our other offlcers regalned thelr posltlons Mandy Curtls and Penny Davoll were chosen to be the edltors of the 1960 MEDIAN A successful magazine sale gave us a more cheerful outlook on the state of our fmances On March 6 1959 lVled1as gym turned 1nto an enchanted lsland paradlse for our Junlor Prom Jean Founds was chosen to reign over our home made Island for a Hawauan Hollday Our flrst stage productlon was glven on Aprll 10 1959 The success of 'Its a Great Llfe proved well worth the tlme and effort the cast spent Flnally ln September 1959 we reached the epltome of hlgh school soclety, bemg senlors Our faithful class offlcers were re elected and we chose Pat MIITOVIC to execute the offlce of Hlstorlan Soon we became salesmen agam thls tlme lt was Chrlstmas cards, paper, and rlbbon In October Carole Lee lVlcCaughey was chosen Mlss Medla Hlgh Before very long our semor plctures were taken Soon after selectlng our proofs, we were exchanglng plctures A short tlme later, we were swappmg name cards February 4- and 6 saw the performance of our second stage productlon Commencement provlded two successful evenmgs of suspense and comedy Now plans are bemg made for our Washlngton tr1p the Senlor Prom, and Commencement As we leave Medla, our underclassmen, teachers and friends we shall take wlth us memorles of the most wonderful years of our llves 4 . .. . , . s e A . . 44 .. . ,, 4 1 ' as - 5 7 5 an - - , . - as , . - ac as - ' , a a a hurl, Junior '6It's a Great Lifev Will she get her man? This was one of the many questions that came up during the Junior Play. lt's A Great Lifef, The play was a comedy about the fantastic little tragedies of an average American family. As soon as the curtain went up on Act l. and the Cast got their first lines out. everything was fine. The play was a great success, and will long he remembered hy the perfonners and the audience. A special trihute is in order for Guy Orlando. who displayed a tremendous amount of good sports- manship by impersonating a girl at the end of the play. as a part of the plot. The entire cast and their capable director. Miss Feenane, did a good job. and deserve special plaudits. if-.N at All kffif l ,K -A The junior Class Media High School presents lT'S A GREAT LIFE By William Fisher Friday, April lU, l959 - 8:l5 p. m. Media High School Auditorium Admission 75 dts. f 12-.4 fy Play The Mary Wilson 7 ..A Tommy Wilson .. Ted Stokes ,77,77777,v777, Mr. Charles Wilson ..... Mrs. Eloise Wilson 7,,77,. Gertrude Harris ,e,ee,, Marie George e,ee,e,e,,,,e, Miss Alstead Billings ., Theresa Cant ,eeY,,eeee.. Wilbert Wiggins ..e,,, Muscles O'Rourke Cast ., Penny Davoll Guy Orlando .7 Ed Kesselman John Davis Margie Crothers Katianne Marsh ,loan Pennington Gail Woodworth U Judy Brannar Robert Wynne Mike West A I N YN WWW ' XXXX X -1 The Junior Class Media High School presents WHAWAIIAN HOLIDAY' Friday, March 6, 1959 - 9 to I2 p.m. I-L Music by jimmy Daltry's Orchestra Per couple 53.90 ,llf.-k ...I-,, -V Junior Prom v 0 9 -l 321- avg Hawaiian. l H olida Une of our most pleasant memories is our junior Prom. which was held on the evening ul March O. WSU. 'lhe theme of the prom was 'gHawaiian Holiday, and the music Io whieh the lslanders swayed was played hy jimmy llaltry and his hand. The evening was climaxed hy the moment for whieh exeryone had heen waiting, the crowning of the queen. Jean Pounds re- ceived a liouquet of roses and a floral Crown in her honor. The members of her court were: Nlargie ffrothers. Penny llavoll, Ry- lene Elliot. Suzi Hamilton. Betsy Ham- mond. Carole Lee NlCCaughey. and Gail Hheuhottom. They were presented with Hawaiian Leis. Part of the heautiful setting for the prom was Created by a mural of Hawaii. a wish- ing well. and palm trees. This beautiful evening was enjoyed and will he remembered. - ,.. .-.. ... -,-..,..... s., u. TE Q0 I M. l 3 'r Commencement Ellen Stone Ur. Kiblzle Lucy Richards Sally Hawkins Hester Grove , Cablay Wells , , , Zowie Zorlnozrslfi Mary Alice faclrson Connie Ransome , ,, Don Haley Julia Malrlin Tom Carver , Alan Gaylord Hobby Richards E i i Q 2 Penny llavoll Richard Klugz Carole Lee MCGaughey Nlerrily Richie ,, , Katieanne Marsh Hike West Bill Lawson Joan Pennington Merlene Templeton ,, Bob Walls , , Ann Kochel ,, Ronnie Parker ,, Bob Wynne Bob Kestler A ,rj 4 -I . I ' PENNY DAVOLL Assistant Editor Yearbook CIRCULATION S. Hamilton, M. Crothers, M. Richie ILSE DUKS 1961 Editor MARY LOU PALMER 1961 Assistant Editor BUSINESS STAFF S. Guy, L. Miles, B. Bromley, editorg A. Kochel. MR. GORDON R. DAVIS C. BROCCOLI Photography Editor Advisor PHOTOGRAPHERS R. Somerville C. Vemon B. Yarwood B. Herr From the class of ,60, we have combined the efforts of typists, writers, photographers, artists. and business people with the excellent advice and leadership of Mr. Davis, Mandy Curtis, our editor. and Penny Davoll, our assistant editor. Now that our resu'lts have been published, we hope that our finished product is a yearbook that justifies the fond memories of our days at Media High. MANDY CURTIS Editor SPORTS STAFF G. Woodworth, R. McKinley, G. Woodworth. LITERARY STAFF STANDING: P. Mitrovic, R. Elliot, M. Salemi. SITTING: P. Burrell, J. Cressman, P. Pine, Editor. ART STAFF A. Green, D. Heavlow, K. Marsh, Editor. TYPING STAFF J. Thomas, P. I , Ed' - C. M vauo, J. Buildiiigss, J. filifufi. ccaughey' M' A If , .M ...J rw American Field Service Dear Schoolmates. I have had a wonderful opportunity. this year. to spend a whole school year with you. I have appreciated at every moment your striking friendship and kindness. In my memory this year will always remain one of the best of my youth. This experience has been one of learning about the American way of life and I have been happily sur- prised in seeing: that human beings are the same, no matter what their nationality is. And last, but not least. I have had such a lot of fun! Affectionately, Anne-Marie Paoli P Dear Classmates, One of my foremost wishes was fulfilled this past summer-that being my desire to go to Europe. For two wonderful, event filled months I lived with a German family that overflowed with warmth and hap- piness. These kind people did everything in their power to make me feel welcome and wanted by all. I not only visited schools, toured the surrounding countryside on bicycle, and went to a family reunion, but also had plenty of time for numerous discussions comparing the German life and American life. This experience proved rewarding in so many' ways, and it gave me a chance to see first-hand how the other half really lives. My one regret is that youfmy classmates-couldn't have shared this wonderful experience with me. Very sincerely yours, Ralph McKinley I F Senim' Bests W Q LOOKXN V X A 1, It Chuck and Ca S T ml L66 Q QT . 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Wilson W Class of Winter '63 Alexander Alexander Anderson Armstrong Blair Brinsfield Brown Boucher Coolbaugh Cooper Cotter Dauberman Dryden Dryden Dusenburg Feathers Griffith C-roome . Hall Henry I J. Austin R. Barker F. Bartolet J. Becker J. Cardamone L. Carlen W. Cook S Conrad J. Davis A. Day I. Dodson T. Dooner N. Fadena T, Fluharty C. Grant D. Green J. Horrocks J. Huston L. Jackson A. Jlme J. Kershaw D. Lee R. Lee K. Leiby D. Marker S. Mayer E. McCall C. Mettaial C. Osterer 0. Palmer E. Pennington D. Randolph F. Shannon E. Sides L. Smith L. Snyder R. Talley L. Taylor C. Tenner W. Truax L. Ulmer K. Wakefield B. Walling L. Watson R. Winterbottom P. Witherow C. Wood D. Woods N. Albany W. Alberts B. Alexander R. Bartholomew J. Davis M. Dumell D. Feathers D. Fields R. Gravell G. Hamilton R. Hazlett J. Hoffman B. Lampert L. Larson J. Leman S. Lees J. P. Lusk C. MacBeth C. Mackrell E. Manderfield M. Morris W. Mullen D. Murphy YV. Neff W. Rawley K. Reynolds D Riddell D Rossall J. Staska S Stelma W. Street C Strickland D. Trusty D. Trusty W. Tryon C Tweed A. Whitaker H. White S. White K. Willhelm K. Wright D. Brown L. Burton L. Cleavenger J. Collbaugh F. Ford F. Ford B. Gibson M. Gibson M. Holm M. Johns Kilpatrick R. Koch R. Lynch P. Martin J. McFall R. Mooney I? if L..W Q if ' F Q U 1 it F E' 1 XJ 1 .i.' J i- L R 4, 2,7 Lf A . X? 'I f t L 1 v l ' if' ' ,U 6' 5 i L yi ,li fm I 'i - I S I X . ,Wal V... 1 , Q r' if P' , .fs I L E C VY V, 950 'iw Q 7 - A - og, i ' W. 44 .f ' tv ? 1' . . ' f i , Q Eighth Grade Advisor - Mr. George Loper ,sei L. 4 fig ,J it T '... . A A ' il L lf Ufuiffffx if ' . , as I N lit- Ali I . 4. If A J 4 4, 5. 5 9 Q J I f X 4. 1 86 1 t il N Normann Rowe 4. . l ' B. Pendleton Sim son .iv I P Q V M Pitt Skinnter ' Q, M Reynolds Spicer V S!0dflal'd Watson 9 ' R. Street ' R. Swanson 4 H D, Thompson Seventh Grade Advisor-Mrs. Melba Kramme Ammon J. Baughn Q , Augnst C Beechom f- 'j, f 'af V Baily J. Bell fi, W iz.. Batton D Carlson J - A v I fc Carter 5. Cleavenger 2 n VA C A ' C Chambers P. Conrad 4,1 -f ' - xg Q 'i I Chandler M Cotter .Q Lg Crist M Cummin 4- '4 i H i R S : Doleman J. Ford Q , in Ellis K Gibson . ,P 1' 9? English G Codan -if it cg! A jf f Feathers B Gravel 'Y, ' , . ' 'ir 2 Ae ' e ' Gray B. Hoffman if Hatch l.. Holderman Agia , Hayes K Kauffman . 'j ' 1 57 ' Heisler N Larson 4 - . I '- . L A ,F C f 1 is M Lee o Mm-S Q i ' Lee A Miller 7 i NI C1 ' A Miller ti ' 'X i . c am J . Merkle T. Moat . Page J. Pitt 1 ,Q ,X i' Patchel M Ritz 1 ' H .4 4, ,, ' 3 Patterson E. Robinson ' f . Peden D. Rossi 'I Q fify' fv- f fi' ..fx', , L JL , Rowe C Swanz V ' Sales E. Thompson A. Shomaker T. Trusty . Simpson W Trusty I I x Warington H Bates if Weaver V Hartman 3 5 ' ? Q , Q Wood G Cannon -- 1, M - 15 y ' ,.,' Wood C Crisluitz L, P 1' ' X ' lr I A f H 'gx : '-if T ports i .. ' N H I I' I i L i , 6 a blit- '4 9 Q I L K 2 1 ' ' r 9' Q ' E2 I 5 1 I Q Q 9I i1U .r,, W4 ' vs U 1 1 ,-I 'F gm? lf , X N635 553527559 ss1'4cf,.i FIRST, lrft In right: ll, Fclimz-hl. R, Swim-rxille. J, Kadf-r. li. Wallf, Cn-Capt: ,-X. Trusty. C10-Capt: J. Davis. ll. Hr-avlnw. R. NlcKinlf-y. T. Short. U. Railvr. C. Galloway. R. liaiigzlin, ,l. Cilmson. 5. Randolph. ll. Truety. J, llc-rkrfr. 11. Sale-. J. Warfirlfl. ll. Nlm'l e-en HOB WXl.l,S ALVIN 'l'Rl'S'l'X NlR,I.0PER NIR. llO'l'V4'.'XI.Sfllr'r11l1 Cwilaptaiiix 11031-ll.-, Ralph X1m'l'Qinlr-5 .luv Rail.-r Doug Hr-axlnm llvnnif Sclimelil .Iohn Dans Al Randolph .Ilm Gibson Tom Short Dick Daltry Nfgr Bob Wy nne Bob Walls Alun Trusty Thls past football season has to o down ln the annals as one of the ,reatest ln WICCIIH H1 h Hlstory Wledla the smallest school ln Sectlon III won slx of thelr erght games Thls small squad of 22 fellows can feel proud of the performance whlch they put on each Saturday On September 26th the 'Vlustanbs opened thelr season by pastmt, Swarthmore 3113 Al Randolph recelved the DHIIY Tlmes Back of the Week award for hls outstandmo play The herd plcked up IIS second conquest on October 3rd beatmn Eddystone 26 6 Our defenslve lme was the mam reason for thls vlctory as they completely stopped Eddystone s runmnc Dame Next Chlchester recelved a taste of Rlchle Bau bn and Co and found them too much as we prevalled by a 21 13 count October llth marked the clash of two unbeaten elevens Medxa and Lans downe When the dm had subslded the passm combo of Bob Walls to Tom Short had cllcked for a Z0 13 vlctory Medlas wlnmnc streak was brou ht to a sudden halt by Interboro when a rash of fumbles and penaltles nulllfled 2 scores and Interboro eked out a 13 12 vlctory over us Alvln Trusty won Lune of the Week award for hls effort which helped gam a 7 6 uctory over Nether Proudence Nledla looked llke a beaten team m the flrst half but bouncd back llke champs to prevall A amst Sharon Hull the Nlustan s looked weak and sloppy ln the flrst half but came back with a yen eance 1n the second half to wm 10 I3 The season ended on a somewhat saddenln note as an underdo Radnor team surprlsed our boys wlth a stunnxn 33 13 upset To Nfr Gotwols and Nlr Loper who so often llt the flres that produced slctorles must o a lar e share of the credxt for our success We boys who have played under these two men salute and thank them fox thelr help m makm us better play ers and better persons I -. ., g ' I ' fr I , ' 'U ' ' I 1 1 4 7 u 1 1 D ' ' 1 1 4 . u ' S v ' V , A or ' ' ' or - ' - - an vs V . . U i . , U V a 1 - I fro U 9 g -9 . ' 5' Q . . , g . L . Y . , . . I cr U ' ' C 4 . . 7 . Y ' M . ,, v . . . U , . A U ' v . . 5 . D P - ,. v U . V. x -I 5 F ' ' - ' rr fr C' C' -' ' cr rr ' . 7 C C ' . . . U V . C - ,. . 030 0,9 90 ow ge WY' X005 V gg ow wa 'a 69 . 5 ' 90610 169 SW C 9. Sb ag, .go 5' , C Edd,-Q Chich -warth FSI? Lansdowne NP H VARSITY CORE NI d 31 26 24 Hockey Hawkm R1ChlC W oodw orth Harnz 'Nhles 'Nlcflaughey Paoh M Somerville Lockwood Abernathy Antonson Woodworth Weedon Rheubottom In a rather lndlfferent season the Varslty hockey team won only two games The team, captamed by Gall Rheubot tom and Carole Lee lVIcGaughey, was led IH scormg by Sherry Lockwood The J V s under captams Juha Almont and ,lane Woh nus complled a better record wmnlng three games wlth two losses and two t1es Varslty and the J V team 'Nl RlCHlE A NI PAOLI D HAV KINN NI -YN ACERN FIRQT ROW X Green 1 Lrother .I Thoma. L NIILES SECOND ROW B Wallmg G W hrtaker C, 'Nlell C Nici, KL QHEX Lo Captam D, ' 5 . . W ' M. ' ' S. ' G. ' ' E. P. ' A. L. . A G. C. . ' P. A. A C. Mis Fowler had the difficult task of coaching both the - ': , . . X . mx G? 'NIISS 'VANCY FOWLER Coach J V HOCKEY TEAM V w C RHEL BOTTONI Co Captaln S LOLKWOOD G WOODW ORTH VARSITY HOCKEY SCORFS Nledla Opp Chxchester Cllfton Helghts Upper Menon Interboro G wooowonrn Eddy 'One Lansdowne Nether Provldence J V HOCKEY SCORES Q Chfton H9lghtS Upper Menon Interboro Eddystone Lansdowne Nether Provldence FIRST ROW E Wldmaler S Hunter E Morrell L Sommervllle R Mayer S Koehler K Robertson S Montgomery S Shoemaker C Merkle SECOND ROW A Paoh W Taylor B Wenlock D Geary K Hardy C Wood J Almont J Harvey J Wohnus A Lynch 97 I ' ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,, , 2 2 Cijk I ' ' Y,,YY,,Y,,Y,,,Y,YY,,Y,,,,,,Y,,-,,,, .4 ,,,,e,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,Ye U 2 4 , L1 L - Yfiiri YffffiiYiiYiiiYifrffrffiYiYYiAYiiiViiViiiiiiriiriiiiiixid i W 2 1 9 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,, ..e..,.,... ,,,,,, ,.Y,,,,,,.....,, .,,,,, , , ,,,.,. 1 2 -'55 - I , 5 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , 4- 3 K ' ,,,,eeee,,,.,,ee,,,,,,e,,,,,eeee,,e,e,e,reeeeeee,,,,ee ,eeee,,,,eeeeEeee 2 4 U ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,.,o..,....,....,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,...,,.... 0 1 7 . . .' A. 'v Chichester .,,...,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 0 ' ' ......,,,,,,,,, , ,,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ...,,,.,,,e.,.,,,,.,,, 4 0 , . 1 . . ' A--7------- -A-A-f,VA-,fVf-,..,.f----AV,,VVV,, Yff,V7,,7f...Y,f--..- 2 0 ' .YY.........,,,,,,,,,,,,.Y,.....,,,,....,,,,,,,,,YV,....,. 1 3 MR UTZ Coach 98 L to R B Walls W Peden M West Capt J Mulhem F Downey SECOND A Trusty D Trusty B Lawson T Short R Baughn Varszty Basketball The Mustangs carrymg one of the toughest schedules ever managed to compile a ood record of 15 wlns and 8 losses Semors Mlke West and Tom Short led the team 1n most departments wlth Mlke flI1lShlI'l as hlgh scorer wlth -131 polnts and Tom leadlng all rebounders by a wlde D margln Alvm Trusty and Rlchard Bau hn pulled down a large number of rebounds ln addltlon playlng a tlght defensne game Wayne Peden alded the overall team per formance wlth hrs contmual hustle and hls excellent drlbblmg and ball handllng Our record of 1 wms and :J losses m lea ue play enabled us to f1n1sh ln a t1e for thlrd place 'Vllke and Tom agam came 1n for thelr share of plaudlts as they flfllSh8d ln thlrd and fxfth place respectlvelv ln the league scorlng race Although Frank Downey B111 Lawson Bob Walls and Don Trusty saw only llmlted actlon they too proylded the fans wlth CXCIIIIID performances as they spelled the regulars Wledla s JV team surprlsed eyery one mcludm themselves by wlnmn the league champlonshlp whlle on thelr way to complle a log of 15 wlns agamst 6 defeats Wlth JV players hke Len Schlack Blll Robmson Doug Brown and ,llm Malseed comlng up to returmng yeterans Rlchard Baughn Wayne Peden Frank Downey Donald Trusty and ,llm Mulhern we can look forward to a wlnnlng record for the next couple of years MR DERRICK Varsxty Coach r-... A Trusty qu:-q 1 B Lawson W Peden B. Walls M West Captam +10 F Downey T Short umor Varsnt L to R .I Wialseed D Brown D Brown ,I Cunningham ,I Bromley B Ritz SECOND B Wrlght Mgr B Gabnel C Sales C Rader L Schlack D Goodly C Demo NI r , r K 4 :yi . u .. , , ,i, af' 'Q C' 'Q I , AK . .K . .1 .. , . , . , . , . , . . :. ,- .3 . , . , . , . '. . , . s,.g. Opp. 69-58 48 34 68 47 52 38-48 T2-62 44-4T 4-6-47 53-44 54-45 54 48-51 wife Kennett ......., Unionville ........ Collingdale ...,., Allentown ..,........ Swarthmore ........ Eddystone 2 .....,.... Chichester .............. Lansdowne-Aldan lnterboro ............,.,. N .P. .A..............,.,.. . Octorara .....,. Radnor ................ Sharon Hill ........ 12,99 BASKETBALL RECORD Media .r.r,,.,i,48-44 44 41 43 59 .,..,....,24-52 - .... ..,,...t.. 5 4-46 .......,.48-63 t,......,,53-50 30 ,,,......35-41 42 05 veal Opp. 33-22 30 24 60 32 33-41 29- 1 T 38-45 40-25 42-44 33 54-35 49 Cd STANDING P Wk-ddon P Halrl C Wondmortl1 X Crun 'NI RICIIIK B Bromlex C Wood wurth D Hamlun KNEELINC Q Lockwood 4 Antongnn 1111.1pt111n Glrls Basketball Duc to the effurk of 'Nllw fmxlc-1 Ya1N1l1 1 1.11 1 a111 a froup 0 Qp1r1tec 1rlQ XIPCIIB Q VarQ1t1 BaQk6thall Team had a xc-11 QUCQ6'QQfLlI QCSQOII MIHIIIUU 6 of the1r ameQ The furuardi poured 111 a11 awra 1 of 1-1 p11111tQ pvr P31119 The hl h QCOTPT for lh1S wear 1saQ C11 en W1111d11 mth At ouffh 'NCXEII 1rlQ 1s1ll be le-211111 the Qquad the nutloolx for next Near team 1 1 rx prom1Q111 mth 5 xar 1tx p axex 11lu111111f am 2111111 1 t11Q xear fme plaw er 1111 a111 111 ......,,........ ll 1 1r l 1 ll1n 1 .1 1 F1111 rlmm Xeadrvn Ian donna Edds tom Nlarph N1 N 1 .T- .L- utmnn WAN ACERQ I1 I Rohvrt nn Y flaxbourne Q XRNIT1 NI ORFN Nlfdld Opp ' 9 - 1 Y 1 1 f1 lg'1. 1 , 1 1 - 1 A 1 .1 1 1, 1 K1 u gg ' 1 ' ' g- .' ' 1 ff . 'g 1 lh , 3 ' g'1 g . . - ' .' 's 's 'Q I' '1' QI T ' S' ,' I V' 'S 1' ' I ,I I 1' 1 rf V1 v 'S I .r. .,1.,.. .. 1 .1 . ..' 2 U..- 1.0--W 1.4-X f-N 1 I v tr , ,. , 4 -W 1.15, 'V - ,111 L.. ' ' ., -- Ch' 'll wt- 59 31 M.. I1 ' gil' , 50 17 - 42 4-1- A , , ,TS 49 -P'--' .' S ' , 1,38 54 ,L 5 - , 49 45 1 1 ' - ' 1 ' , , N37 24 If A .'.I. , , , , , ,180 59 I l A Q.: ,- AN., .x.v1rsr. C. Woodworth B. Bromley S. Lockwood 'T O Y 0. Al l '2 ' lim 'I' u . -'I zl, ,f.f , r ,WM . n'. n 51 S t ' xi 5 xt., n ,r I u-b .ii ':' 'pe . , , r .. ew' h' f-o I- .. -0- ai-iW '7l1 'v '7lf L : L Il 1 luv . . , . I .1 ,. ,I 'I Jil: !'5,I'yllI:u I 1' -: 11, I ,I Q A. Green .. M. Richie C Woodworth K' D Haw kms O Y 'J , ,, 'n D I 'nl' 'W lu u ll ' I 4 ' ' . :M ' Chlchester Collmgdale Interboro Yeadon Lansdowne Eddystone 'Vlarple Newton J V SCORES Niedza Opp I03 COACHES Miss Carter 'Vliss Fowler Mr-. Stecyk. FRONT L to R B Wynne R McK1nley A Evans S Randolph M West SECOND H Got wals Coach B Walls Manager W Peden F Downey B Lawson Manager Baseball Thls year could be the year for Medla 1n baseball From last years team whlch flnlshed with a Among these are Frank Downey Mlke West Bob Wy nne and Albert Evans ln the lnfleld Wayne Peden Ralph McK1nley and Doug Heavlow ln the outfleld and Sonny Randolph and JlIl'l Malseed on the pltchlng mound All of these boys started at different tlmes last year and therefore have a good background of experlence From these players and those comlng up from I V and ,lunlor Hrgh ball may well come a good SOlld club wlth champlonshlp asplratlons , . .: . , . ' , . , . , . . : . - s P - v S - 1 - a - 9 - mark of eight wins and 5 losses, we have many returnees. , ' 7 Y 7 . ' . g , , ' 9 ' , . . ' . . , F FRONT ROW W Peden J Jagano B Schlosbon J Cunnmgham L Eachus D Brown BACK ROW P Stemhofer coach G Shoaf F Downey J 'VIcCaughey B Lawson R 'Vlettetal Cross ountr ThlS years Cross Country team composed mamly of Sophomores and Junlors bettered thelr record of the PFCVIOUS season The hlghspot of the year for those who ran thls gruehng dlstance of two and a half miles occurred Brown and company scored a dCClSlVC vlctory oy er Penncrest Smce the forementloned boys wlll all return next year as well as wlll several others next season should produce a flock of v1ctor1es Track At the end of March those who are brave enoubh to endure the strenuous exercxses and practlces necessary to develop better form dlstance or speed shed thelr overcoats and head for the athletic fled Experlenced letter wmners that are returnmg and expected to be chlef polnt Cetters thls season are Rlchard Baughn Dennls Schmehl and Ray Froeschle Our success or fallure IH track should be declded by the rate of xmprovement shown by the ath letes and by thelr splrlt l on the day that Media, led by Laurie Eachus, Wayne Peden, Bob Schlosbon, Jim Cunningham, Doug ' I u , , , Q i fr 'N cfi-as fi! 'iw KI fy f f f WZ f X E Activities G Woodworth Pres J Davls Sgt at .l Davi B Bradley G Woodworth G Woodworth K Marh W Crew G Galloway B Byer .l Bowersox R NIcK1nley A M Paoli M Pohgnone Sponsor Student Councll Nledla High School IS very fortunate to have such a fine, actlve student council This organization, because its members are elected by the entlre student body IS the servant of everyone ln our school Led by Gwen Woodworth and aided by sponsor Mr Pollgnone, the Student Council has a blg role in our school life Among other thmgs, it sponsors the Student Prom, a March of Dimes dance the annual Student Daw cares for the trophy case the printing of programs for Arms M West VP B Bradley Treas IOS athletic events and the sales of various school articles Our congratulations and thanks go to you, Student Council for a tough Job well done Homeroom Representatwes . s,. ,. ,.- ,.-s...,. ' , . s, . , . . , . . . , . . , U ll 5 9 i ' Q . . . . . , ,vf G' Woodwonh' Sem- K' Marsh, Sec and several American Field Service Assemblies. It also a 1 'Y ' , 'D - I . Q . . , - -Q - 'Q Y e va ' 7 ' . A . , SEATED L to R J Wenutl P Pme S Guy NI Curtrs G Woodworth 'NI Rlchle 'NI Crothers P Burrell STANDING S Fullerton NI Palmer B Peck C 'NIcCaughey B Schlo bon R Klug Nllss Boyle P Davoll C Woodworth S Lewls Absent P Ive R NIcKmley atwnal Honor oclety The students who are elected to the lNat1onal Honor Soclety are those who haye galned a great deal of prestlge and recognltlon ln our school Thls bers must be outstandlnv 1n the flelds of Scholar shlp Leadershlp Chatacter and SCIVICC Led by Presldent Call Woodworth and alded by advlsor 'Vhss Boyle the group sponsors a dance and seyeral assembly programs durmg the course of the school year The chlef purpose of these pro grams IS the lnductlon of pleasantly surprlsed new members lnto the Soclety We surely want to con ratulate you Honor So clety members because through your 3blllllCS and efforts you haye shown us that you are the po tentral leaders of tomorrow OFFICERS M R h Pes R NIcK1nlC'ylcTl'Za5Sec M Curus VP C Woodworth ,Iumor Natwnal Honor Soclety IO9 ,. Y.g.' ',.',. ,.. 1, . ,.. ,.. ,, .I . t t : . , . . . , . , . . I ', . s , . , . , . , . ' , . . : . s, . . '. . . , T ' on .3 . . . QI? ' ,' v o v U 1 ,F fact can easily' be explained: Honor Society mem- P l I D ' . ' ' ' ' r .g , ' -' I r -: l . - - V , , ,, . - C , 7 I ' x . Band The Media High School Marching and Concert Band, the largest organization in our school, has gained quite a reputation in the Media area. Directed by Mr. John Charles, the band presents very enter- taining half-time programs at our football games. and participates in the Media Halloween and Memorial Day parades. During concert season, the band presents many exchange programs at neighboring schools. It also presents one of the highlights of our school year. the annual Media High School Band Concert. Congratulations to you. Mr. Charles and band members. for we know that our school life would be very dull without you. SENIORS: A. Kochel, M. Crothers, P. Pine, L. Sorkenn, G Wanner SECOND: R. Klug, B. Heacock. S. Simpson, R. Scull. D. Gillies Not shown: J. Davis. D. Hcavlow, B. McKinley. C. MCC-aughey ELEVENTH: D. Lloyd. M. Hoyt, P. Harris, J. Almont, M. Morris. J. Gibson, P. Weedon. SECOND: M. Mettetal, C. Robinson, M. Leih, J. Mcflaughey. S. Fullerton. R. Bohn, J. Harmon. Not shown: F. Blair. R, Hill. I TENTH: N. Taylor. C, Merkel. R. Cr:-en, S. Xayler. W. Taylor. D. Fields. B. Cropper. SECOND: M. Mower, P. Rinkus. C. Levin. A. Willis. E. Wirlmaie-r, R. Hamalak. 5. Rhoeler. K. Kulp. THIRD: J. Clare. A. Raughley. Luhmann. B. Ritz. B. llradle-v. J. llaughn. W. llrantner. H. Rigby, C. Wood. J. Harvey. R. Holm. D. Kailer. I I0 NINTH: J. Davis, C. Wood, S. Boucher, R. Anderson. G. Coolbaugh, B. Neff. B. Talley. Not shown: D. Cooper. SEVENTH and EIGHTH - FIRST: S. Gravelle, C. Cannon, G. English, BI. Johns, B. Hazlett, B. Hoffman, S. Lee. SECOND: J. Wood, K. Patchell, T. Merkel, B. Pendlelton, B. Swanson, B. Cravelle, K. Gibson. Not shown: B. Alberts, L. Clevenger, J. McFall, M. Patterson. - 4... ..1Fl..i MR. JOHN CHARLES Director FIRST J Wohnus S Hazlett J Johnson Drum Wlajorette P Davoll Semor Head 'lwlrler E Abernathy P Baeshore SECOND K Wood D Flelds S Hunt er S Lees J Hatch THIRD D Crxst NI Rltz. K Ammon C Heller D Page Twrrlers We wlsh to congraiulate the TWIFICFQ for the pralseworthy performances they presented thls sear Penm Daxoll a Senlor 'Vlajorette and Judw Johnson, as Drum Majorette gave commendable performances We were proud to haxe thxs fme group perform for our school We are sure that those members not a part of the vraduatmg class wlll contlnue the fllle work we haxe come to expect from the Twxrlers JUDY JOHNSON PENINX D-XNOLL Qemor Head Twlrler Drum Mayorette BETSY BROW N Nlascot .. .,. ,. -, . g. , ,. ,.-.,r:. ,. ,. - ,.,. . :. ,.. .. ,.s,.. O ' -'. .S , . ' ,, -. - U W N w N , A C Rheuboltoln Captaln E Nlonell C Hell D NIcNIullen G W oodworth 'NI FUTIIQ NI Rlclue C Woodw orth C Delannew N 'lurner N Bradx HX Anton on S 'NIcCleary Color Guard S Nlcllullen R Hall I Smrth B Peck Re-smko Mark t1me mark' 15 the most famrhar phrase to the Color Guard Thls xear the Color Guard was dlX1d6d lnto two groups the Colors led by Lleutenant Pattl Ises and the Dull Team gulded by Captaln Gall Rheubottom and Second LICUICHHIII Sherry Lockwood Under the dlrectlon of lVIr Charles, these girls put on fme performances at football games IH parades and ln the annual band concert P Ive Lleutenant A NI Paola P Cole 9 Aus tm N Albany S Cvuy ll 'NI Prosb R Weber 4, 'TY -L-v ..-+I, -A. C XII RHEL BOTTONI Captain Lreutenant PATTI IH? .....T., -JB QL, -+--r -7... II3 - v 3 - - , - . , - - - Q . ' , . . . ., . . , , ' , . . v - - ,H . . . S , . . '. . s, 3 . . . . , . , '- . , . Q , , . , , . , . . . . , . , , X , . . I as ' we - - - , . - - 9 4 . N ..-..,,..,. . M-.. ,lu M NH, V V- ., ,-w.,,. f A .N-..... ..,,..,,, ' ' - . , sh K f V ---- W - ..,...v, L, , s-..,...,, , .,.A- - A - ' N' V---kg., . l ' - ' .- -L -1 -.. . , --.-.. - . - Q-,..L .- ' 7 ' 8 , -, C 1 5 .t -i l ...J ,- .L .X X x l , V Xl x' t , XX, x Y l . A ct .t X.. SX QS' X X s KNEELINC: R. Elliott, D, Hawkins, B, Bromley l4'apt.I S. Hamilton, D. Feathers. STAND- ING: P. Mitrovic, C. Broccoli, B, Hammond, B. Leamy. Cheerleaders Media High School is fortunate. not just because we have cheerleaders. but because our cheerleaders are among the best in the area. As Mrs. Stecyk. the advisor. or Barbara Bromley. the captain. would tell you. our cheerleaders are good only because of the many hours of hard work they put into perfecting the intricate movements of the cheer. Ii. Kesselman .l. Rader IJ. Daltn' li. Tryon This year. during basketball season, our cheerleading squad gained four new mem- bers-all boys. These hardy pioneers ought to be Commended for the fine job they did during the last few games. In closing. there could be only one way of thanking our cheerleaders: Yah, Ray Cheerleaders! Yar. Ray Cheerleaderslw E cuff . .1 4 II lv ' 'B L QW, L QL. 1' im' Q LA. A 4 . 4 It lx , P VU s , ' U 'If' f 4 21 'Q' 'f 'fff X '32,-'viii :J- hffx we -...r MARY Lou p :DAT Ives AMER AnANoA cunrns Scott s HL Speak up and 1nto your mlcrophone IS a phrase all too famlllar to the members of the H1 Q team Although the team dldnt score as mam pomts thls year as they have ln the past the hardy competltlon gave them experlences and dlsappolntments to remember always The hours of drxllmg current events Shakespeare and other subjects along wlth the fme coachlng of Mr Ware proxed themselves Wlth worth whlle results The members of thls year s team were Mandy Curtls Patil Ives Ralph MCKlHlCy Pegcy Plne and Mary Lou Palmer alternate Bible Club This year the Bible Club under the sponsorship of Dr Hassel has taken on a new serles of act1v1t1es The club IS a member of Youth For Christ an lnternatlonal organlzation Members of the club have formed a quiz team and have done exceed lngly well for their first year Meetings are held weekly dunno JIIIIIOI' h1 h and senior high lunch periods ln room 102 A' l . . U . . .g . . . . The officers this year are Shirley Guy, Pres.g Larry Smith, V-P of Programmingg 'J f' X- I fl f-' J ,- 2 4 4 Q ff f f and Nancy Taylor V P of Management ,. A? K' 5-7 7 fi ff f Xa- Z 4- J f QUIZ TEAM N Taylor M Hoyt M Richie S Guy T Taylor R Klug FRONT G Loper coach J Clb on R NIcK1nley D Daltry B Wall 'NI West S Randolh D Schmehl S Lewl SECOND C Sales R Baughn G Galloway W Peden G Rader J Pap:-mo T Short J Warfel J DHVIQ J Becker THIRD D T1-un L 'VIcFee F Downev J Rader J Lewl A Trusty B Law on D Heawlow J Malseed Boys Varslty C ub OFFICERS A Trusty Treas S Randolph Pres I I8 To be ellglble for the Boys Varslty club one must hawe earned a warslty letter 1n any of the school sponsored sports The mam purpose of the V3fSlty Club IS the kmdlmv of a good clean competltne splrlt In order to ralse money for the club thls wear the boys sold Jackets gym bags and candy They also sponsored a basket ball game between members of the Faculty and the Varslty Club The offlcers thls year are Sonny Ran dolph Pres and Alvm Trusts, Treas I - ' . 'S ' ' Q ' T ' Y 9 a - .1 - -v-- y - 1 - , - S. . ev - 1- .v - , - , - , . ,. ,. s, , . : , sj, L . ' , ': - ' v .1 s - -sA- , - 5 , . , .. . 9 . 1 ll . . , . , 1 D ' 7 , 1 - s 2 Y , r . . Y , ,, -. - H -S - , -. FRONT R Ellrott B Hammond S Hamilton M Crothers C McGaughey B Bromley S Lockwood SECOND L M1165 C Longstreth M Rlchle A Green J Thomas C Woodworth G Rheubottom THIRD D Feathers V Clayboume C Broccoli L Somervllle E Abernathy P Harrlz C Woodworth J Pennington Gzrls Varszty Club A varslty letter ln hockey basketball or cheerleadm IS requlslte for membershlp ln the Clrls Varslty Club The glrls sold Chrlstmas and Easter candy and sold cokes at basketball games to augment thelr treasury Theylookforwardtotheu'annualspnn banquet and the whlte blazers they have worked so hard to get The ofhcers dns year are Sherry Lock wood Pres Barbara Bromley VP Carole Lee McCaughey Sec and Margle Crothers Pres OFFICERS an mmaunfhomaswunuusausiuknwu M Crothers Treas C 'VIcGaughey VP B Bormley Sec S Lockwood Pres . . , . , . , 4 . , . , . , . : . . , . , . , . , . , . , . E . , . , . , . , . , . , . O 9 O 9 7 . 0 . . . . o . . , . 5 K ' if gf . . . ,J A A fs' , xx 1 Q 1 . ,K I ' , T g Q A , f ,, 1 V n 'ff .W ,f ,v . ,I ' W ,am N -L W ' I - ' H , ' vrvlf , 'HM .Q , . .Q . 7 I . , ., . 1 , . . 7 'Q - 1 -a - v - , . Q s9' 1 coli? IA X f Il F ,ff SEATED: Barbara Bromley, Editor. STANDING, L. to R.: J. Elia, B. Hammond. B. Kestler, B. McCormick, P. Mitrovic tAsst. editorl, D. Gillies. D. Feathers, J. Founds, J. Pennington, M. Nusspickel, R. Elliot. Publications This year the MEDIARITE took on a new aspect. It appeared in the Monday edition of the Delaware County Daily Times. The members of the staff, headed by hard-working editor Barbara Bromley, are always scouting around for news and writing the manyiinteresting articles which are in each issue. Much credit should be given to Barbara, Mr. Polignone, the advisor, and the staff for their fine efforts. Monitors Under the leadership of their captain. Joyce White, these senior girls have worked faithfully to keep traffic moving smoothly in our corridors. Their efforts have made changing classes easier for the entire student body. Page, Building. Mitrovic, Bromley. Crothers, White. captain: Thomas Hamil- ton, Booccoli, Leach, Elliot, Vallo, Ven uri, Cressman, Pennington, Davoll. Clay bourne, McCaughey, Templeton, Wood worth. Miles. Curtis. Hawkins, Rheu bottom. Guy. Salemi, Richie, Woodworth. Nusspickel. Lockwood, Cnppa. Suloff. T9 SEATED: J. White, S. Lockwood, Miss Baughman, K. McCully. B. Home, L. McBurney, M. Hood. STANDING: P. Page, S. Mc- Mullen, Mudree, J. Butto, B. Link, N. Taylor, M. Edwards, C. Greer. Absent: J. Boucher, L. Somerville, N. Smith, R. Simp- son, G. Whitaker. Future Nurses of America The Future Nurses Club, sponsored by Miss Baughman, has helped many girls choose medical careers. They meet every Friday seventh period in the health room and they have taken field trips to various hospitals. This year's officers are Joyce White, Pres.g Phyllis Page, Vice-Pres.g Kay McCully, Sec., and Sherry Lockwood. Treas. Future Teachers of America Many of the students who are interested in teaching as a vocation, belong to the F.T.A. Some gain experiences by participating in the student teaching program in the elementary school. The club is sponsored by Miss Aijian, and led by officers Joan Pennington, Pres.g Sue Fullerton, V.P.g Myrene Hoyt, Treas., and Viola Claybourne, Sgt.-at-arms. J. Pennington, Pres.: S. Fullerton, V.P.g Miss Aijian, sponsor, M. Hoyt, Sec.: D. Lister, Treas. STANDING: V. Clayboume, C. Fritz, C. Wickersham, K. Marsh. C. King, A. Kochel, D. Gillies, B. Knotts, M. Tyson, J. Gibson. 27 4 :ff RJ SEATED: J. Rossall, N. Smith, M. Mudree, R. Marchegiani. STANDING: M. Hall, L. Larson, B. McCall, B. Timm, J. Green, L. Swartz, C. Greer, J. Larson, Mrs. McMillan. Sponsor. 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