Meyers High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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Wo1'ds: Ellen Roberts, '32 Nlusie: Mrs. Annette Gilbert Wiggiiis 1, Q Q. , 1- 1 ilf s ,X Ak, 3,,,M:.:.,! ,J u A. 1-B, 1: 13,,,Q.T..,f- w ' K S, , v I Y 1.,M:.1A , , , - via 1 V , J , -! 4' , . ,RW t 1, in a g km . xi The CGLOPI-ICN oi 195 0 Clze Zwenfiefh Gfmziversary ea +? QQ' W Mm H Q t ffl' is iiie S gg -. A' if i . 4 J , V: ' Es 2 Elf' H1 96 Q L1 KI? in 'Q . ' fi' '-nik? - ffjf f fA ' c'fEs BP9' 3 Published by The Senior Class and The Student Body of the Elmer L. Meyers High School Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 't:tL:1!:0:f:0::i -x-x-Q-1.-m-1-Q-x-s s-i-x-r-s-s-s- -x-Q-m-Q-x-Q-a-Q-Q-x-x-1-m FCJREWORD The Colophon of 1950 marks the end of another high school year. The 1950 Senior Class has completed its school days at Meyers and now they will stride boldly into the world trying to reach new goals. In the years to come this Colophon will bring back many indulgent remembrances. This is the twentieth Senior Class to graduate from Meyers High School, and we anticipate that the education of those who follow us will be appreciated as highly as we have appraised ours. To the Class of 1950, which is about to make pages of history in the world, we give our best wishes and a fond fare- well to each individual. file 'mmm nz . if 5 4 Emi lli . , !',4 1 -QAQ TE -- in 1 11+ 1' ' 1 DR. ELMER L. MEYERS Long a member of the Wilkes-Barre School Board, the third and largest high school in this city was named in his honor- Elmer L. Meyers High School. C 5215315CQ:.'KZP.Lf.ZE:f55':X':iZ'!.G5dGG.Y:SZ'1E5SZ5C!CKCL'5 S5535 SSC! :St1Z'I1G'.'1'xf:5.':iCS5!:!S15':35SCiZS1Z5E.EkC1 5SZCQT 5Zk5Z ZS1CiE.Z555S5CiZSZSSC15! al..! 33231325 NZZZEN5EEaEZZE Z53S33 5 SZXDZZTDEEEBZXZXZYSBZEE 2 fe 5 .Qi NY 'E X .. X 1 A W R ,. .mmm . wg X . lQ'?5P ' 1 I , ' asv-- , Q- Q rl f x' Wf,Ssm ,wg f b F If -- ,v'jw,,g fmgwxx I f f ' whiz! 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This distinguished gentleman served as principal of Meyers from l930 to l934. llc was loved and adniircd hy all who caine in contact vi ith hini. Because of his helpful sei'- vice in lounding and maintaining our traditions. we honor and respect hini as an edu School catoi' and a line citizen, and consider him a real friend to Nleyers High IN MEMORIAM TEACHER COUNSELOR SCHOLAR 11 11 1 11 11 1 ix 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 M 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 11 , ' M MR. HAROLD A. LINE Harold A. Line was born at Alberts, and spent his boyhood days in the Mountain Top area. He was a graduate of Greenville College, Illinois, where he taught for several years prior to his association with the Wilkes-Barre City Schools. Mr. Line taught at Coughlin High School for twelve years, and had been at Meyers for twenty years, specializing in history and economics. He had a great love of the outdoors. His hobby was hunting, and he was constantly campaigning for reforestation and the preservation of wild life. Every year he planted hundreds of new trees and saw to it that bushels of food were distributed regularly throughout the winter at Mountain Top to help keep deer, rabbits and other wild creatures alive. He had a democratic method of thinking and teaching, and emphasized racial and religious tolerance. His remarkable wealth of information concern- ing world affairs and religion was as wide as his general knowledge. His humorous side, chiefly evident in his classes, taught much of life besides history, and held many students interest through his clever combining of wit and wisdom. 1' tll h I Q9 .x L 9 v' Es B ,rf rr -f A. tl ' PT , ,iv f ' f.'j'1 9 Il ll, --ilvihi' El 2 1 I' - i w. ' f I .fig xii - B THE FACULTY ROSTER I. FRANCK DENNIS, Principal H. LEON GILBERT, Assistant Principal MARIAN R. HOGG, Dean, Activities Director, History IAMES AIKENS, Physical Education MARGUERITE BEIDLER, History IONA BRELSFORD, History VERONICA BRISLIN, French CHARLOTTE BROWN, Mathematics WARREN BROWN, Physics MARY BURKE, Domestic Art MARY BURNS, History WARREN CHALLIS, Mathematics MARGARET CONSTINE, Art FRANCES CYMEK, Mathematics DOROTHY DANA, Dietician IOHN DAVIES, German, History, Football Coach CHARLES DAVIS, Music IEAN DEOBOLD, Physical Education THOMAS DONLIN, History MARY IULE DOUGHER. English LEON ENGLISH, Tin Shop E. MABEL EVANS, English RALPH EVANS, Safe Driving MARY FORD, Science MARY V. FRALEY, Librarian WILLARD GEORGE, IVoocl Shop FULLER GRENAWALT, Mathematics, Basketball Coach THOMAS HARKINS, Chemistry ANNA HARRISON, Latin HARVEY HARRISON, Geography, Mathematics ANN HUGHES, Commercial ANNE IONES, Sight-Saving Class LLEWELLYN IONES, Science, Faculty Manager HELEN LEES, History IOSEPHINE LENAHAN, English MARY LENAHAN, Commercial HAROLD LINE, CDeceasedJ History HELEN LYDON, Science HELEN LYNCH, English KATHRYN W. MALLOY, Geography LOIS D. MAYNARD, Music MARY MCBRIDE, Mathematics IAMES MCGOWAN, Mathematics, Baseball Coach MARGARET McHUGH, Commercial CATHERINE MCMANMON, Typewriting RUTH MERREL, Biology STEPHEN MILLARD, Mechanical Drawing WILLIAM MORGAN, Electric Shop KENNETH MUCHLER, Print Shop RITA MURRAY, Commercial JOHN NAGLE, Physical Education HELEN NICHOLS, English ELEANOR OBICI, History CATHARINE C. OLIVERIA, Domestic Art BEATRICE ROSENTHAL, Physical Education LUCILLE RYAN, Mathematics WILLIAM SCOTT. Mathematics MARION SIEGEL, Art MARGUERITE SMITH, Geography ANDREW STAH,-History ESTHER TREITXHAVVAY, English , EMILY TRIMIVIER, English CASIMIR TYBURSKI, English ELEANOR WARD, English MIRIAM WATKINS, Spanish, French HELEN WATTS, English ELSIE WEAVER, Latin HELEN WENTZEL, Domestic Science RALPH WOOD, Machine Shop GRETCHEN ALLAN, Nurse MARGUERITE BORMAN. Stenographer RUTH EVANS, Secretary IOHN DUKES, Custodian 1: . 5 Q f 4 N.. . W V Si .fa ,Q ', 'Wi' x 3 x V X fi: W ,Q .J , 'Wim wi tk, Swv f W i ! 41 Q mag., A ix? 1 .W- 'SE' W 55 fi E as s 35 'HH an Q Q1 Q6 as 9 iw' ngw 4 an x 88, .ff -1 Q. ,SM A s 1 f.3,L . 4 . ,., 5 Q E A y Av , v l 1 3:-as A mf V .3 5 55' S W Q vf if if Q E 3 335 bibl 3 K if 9 , Q f 6 4 . SESS .1 5. yy 5 N ,Q THE SECRETARIES MISS RUTH EVANS, MISS MARGUERITE BORMAN THE CAFETERIA STAFF THE NURSE MISS GRETCHEN ALLAN First Row IIVII to rmI1rIAfII.un.1r1N Imwf. ILM.: I.u'wIw. Ilurmlu ll L I I 15 I 1 NI II IVI 1 St I .um ,.x v crm nu' nr ,wrn . lun umm . vxxnr . 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ANNIVERSARY CLASS ff n ,J Q! THE SENIOR COUNCIL OF THE CLASS OF 1950 Slnfmwz XIII. j.XNlIfS XIQCQKJWUXN lxm-wI1'r1g -ITURIS N1:Xl'l'l-iS. IJURU IIIIN. 'I'lfN.-XKIl,I.'X ffm! liwf---Wl.'XNl Ili.-XClliR. R.-XRR.-XRQX Lili,-XllIi.AXR'I'. CIl.,XIRlf N.-Xl'SS. NMI'RI7liN lJCJS'lAl Il. X.-XNCIY 'I'I If DMJXS -Hrunzfl lifwzrf-LiIiURLiIi IIILAXNI. Klil'I'Il SNlil'. CI.-Xlil, CAN :XNM 'CLI I. lifllil-'RI' 'IUSI I. IJZIIK H WI-1S'I'. RUISICRI' LLRUIIUIH THE CLASS ADVISOR Dear Mac : MR. JAMES 1. MCGOWAN CLASS GIFT The Senior Class of 1950 has presented a Speed-Graphic camera to Elmer L, Meyers High School as a token of their appreciation and desire to always be remembered in the en- suing years. It is to be used to aid any person or association which will better the progress of our school, and we hope it will be especially useful in prepar- ing future Colophons. This is to tell you of the deep gratitude and affection which we, the Class of 1950, have for you. As our advisor, you have steered us through all our Senior activities with a capable hand, causing them to be more than suc- cessful. Our Senior year has been brightened by your humor and great sense of fairness. We will never forget you, not only as our advisor but as our friend. With sincerest gratitude, The Class of 1950 STATISTICS OF THE CLASS OF 1950 C rad 1' Yea r B nys 7 1944-1945 135 8 1945-1946 132 9 1946-1947 134 10 1947-1948 122 11 1948-1949 1111 12 1949-1950 98 Ciirls 1311 142 138 110 103 96 Total 265 274 272 232 213 19-1 M., . 1 5 S i' 6- ' IJ ' Nl .1-rg ---1' ii.. ,zflrif . f-f-eil ' '-' ALFRED AGELOFF Egg is quite a guy on the football field. He showed his wonderful ability both in football and basketball. His pleasing smile and grand personality rate him as one of the best. GUS ALEXION Everything we know about this boy we like. His corny jokes and ever present smile help contribute to his many friends. His plans for the future are loafing and finding an easy way to make money. IAMES BALMER Iim's main ambition is to become a pharmacist. Some of his other interests are basketball and dancing. His radi- ant smile and personality have won lim many friends. These qualities can add up to only one thing-SUCCESS. MARY BANKUS Her life is devoted to mildness. Never a mean look or an unkind word from this amiable girl. VVith these traits, Mary is sure to make good in the secre- tarial field. FLORENCE BARLOW NVatch that foul shot!.Florence is a surc bet on or off the court. Butch loves che 1istry. We understand she is going to Columbia University to take up nurs- ing. Best of luck in surgery, Florence. SAMUEL BAROODY Sam is the big built guy with black cur- ly hair who definitely has his place in any mix-up. His deep voice and odd humor make quite a guy out of this never-to-be forgotten classmate. PAUL BARROUK Chang has a pleasing personality. It seems that he is never without a joke. Paul is a capable member of the stage crew, and a very fine artist from what we have heard and seen. GEORGE BATH Yergie,' is a payer of good things. He likes everyone and everyone likes him. A swell sport with a good sense of hum- or. These traits will help him to go far in whatever career he may choose for the future. CONNIE BECKWITH A friend to all--that is our Connie. As head majorette for two years this tall blonde was an asset to the band. With her pretty smile and gift for attracting males, Connie will go far. IEANETTE BIRD Great souls suffer in silence as does this quiet lass. She is willing to help any- one at any time. Birdie's ambition is to become an efficient secretary. THOMAS BIRD Tom has won fame as that tall, good- looking guy who doesn't care for the op- posite sex. His gift of acting was dis- covered just this year and he has oodles of fans now. RITA BOLCAROVIC Rita is a great one for fun. Whenever she is around you're happy. Her smile radiates friendliness and her good hum- or is contagious. Not to be omitted is her ability in the classroom. Ask any teacher. ELIZABETH BOND Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. This saying must have been writ- ten just for l.iz . Her jokes are like a tonic, taken to make you feel better. Never lose this quality, I.iz, and you will always have friends. YVONNE BOND lIere is a lass noted for her cheerful smile and attractive blond hair. Looks and laughing are her greatest assets. Whenever a great deal of laughing can be heard you will find Yvonne the cause ol' it. She may turn out to be a great comedienne someday. PATRICIA BORLAND Patty was that cute, blonde majorette with the charming dimples. Her sing- ing ability was shown as a member of the Modern Choir and as an Amateur Night soloist. With a walk all her own and a sweet personality, you might find her any place in the future. NELLIE BORUCH Nellie with the soft voice and gentile ways has given us many worthwhile lessons in patience. Always apprecia- tive and enjoying life to the fullest are two of her virtues we admire. HEATHER BROOKS A lass who is always smiling and has a wonderful sense of humor is our gal Heather. You will never know a dull minute when you are around her. She is Penn State bound and knowing her as we do success is hers. GRACE BURNETT l.et me glide on through a quiet dream. Grace is friendly toward all. Because of her good nature, her desire to please, and her sincere interest in others, she is sure to succeed in her career as a secretary. ANN MARIE BURNS Our quiet, reserved Ann Marie has al- ready shown her ability to make a suc- cess of herself as a private secretary. May you have the best of luck, every bit of which you deserve. IOAN BUTLER This sunbeam just spreads her rays and makes everyone feel warm and happy. She certainly will be able to take her place among men, also set them proper- ly in their places and P. S. make them like it! DELPHINE CARR Del must like school because she says graduation gives her a sinking feeling. After the dreadful event occurs, Del is going in training. Her patients will be reeuperating a long time with such a pretty nurse. AILEEN CASHIN Not a care in the world is the best way to describe Cash. This powerful dy- namo of jokes has a wit all her own that keeps everyone in stitches. Her talent for violin playing is marvelous. See you in the movies, Evelyn. IEANNE CASNER Cas , that girl with all the pep and vitality, is always up to something. Her dancing is simply out of this world and she has a sense of humor not often equaled. Best of luck to you, Ieanne. CARL CAVANAUGH Carl's positions as president of both the M Club and Senior Council prove his popularity and also that he is well- known. To mention his blue eyes and long lashes would just embarrass him, so we wonit. We don't like loosing you, Cav. EUGENE CHISMER Practically all of Eugene's thoughts in- clude girls. The rest of them comprise joking. This can be proven by the fact that there is always a crowd around him. If you ever need a helping hand, just call on Chis. MARTIN COOK Marty's special and expensive hobby is throwing parties. This, along with be- ing a pin boy in a bowling alley, takes up most of his spare time. After leav- ing school he intends to join the Mar- ines. EDITH CORNELL Look for the silver lining is an appro- priate song for Edith. She is always looking on the bright side of things. Not a care in the world except short- hand. She plans to become a secretary and eventually get married. BETTY COULTER Whatever she attempts, she can do, that is our Betty. Small. but cute, she can make anyone laugh. This nice lass in- tends to be a secretary. We know you will succeed. CONNIE CULVERHOUSE Connie is the big hearted girl with the sweet smile. She is very friendly. easy to get along with, and she dislikes quar- rels very much. Her favorite pastime is Canasta. Have fun, Connie. IAMES DARRAGH Who threw the overalls in Mrs. Mur- phy's chowder? Don't tell anyone but it was probably Iimmy. That's Iim. He is always kidding. With your smile and happy-go-lucky manner. you will be sure to go far. ROBERT DAVIES Bob is everyones friend. He has a charming sense of humor. He likes to dance and he also likes girls. His fut- ure is undecided. but watch out for big time results. ILINE DAVIS Pigeon's twinkling personality is highlighted by her good looks. Always avidly interested in whatever she may be doing. Her main interest is dancing. Watch out fellows. she will dance her way into your heart. MORGAN DAVIS A voice like Frank Sinatra's, a personal- ity that would outshine the best, and a rip-roaring sense of humor can be de- scriptive of only one person-- lVlorgie. Success in the future will certainly pre- sent no problem to him. WILLIAM DAVIS This practical jokester is a pretty pop- ular guy around our school. Wherever there is fun, there's Billy. His aptness as a center on the gridiron was definite- ly shown in the past two years. His hobby as you can probably guess is women, WILLIAM DERVIN An angel's voice hidden behind a ready smile proves to be our Bill. He is a swell fellow as any of his friends ieveryonej can testify. In art and music he is exceptionally gifted. Donit overlook the fact that he is handsome, too. PATRICIA DONAHUE A great deal in a small compass is our short, Irish, Pat. Dancing is her main pastime and kibitzing takes up the rest of her time Her enviable disposition will carry her to success. EDWARD DONNELLY A big Irish smile and twinkling eyes is the best description of Eddie. This foot- ball halfback looks adorable in a bonnet and sun suit, especially pink. Wattya' say. Eddie? DONALD DORANG Not much talkum! But a nice guy once you know him. Don seems to make quite a hit with the girls. This we can understand. But, yap a little more, Don, we don't mind. MAUREEN DOSTER Sweetly doing nothing is truly a poetic picture of this sweet and witty made- moiselle. Maureen has no idea what her future holds but we predict that it will be exciting. FLORENCE DUNBAR A new member is Flo. She has become known to us all by ber willingness to help and ability to always have a good time. We are glad you chose us. BERYL ECKHART Do you see the red-head with the stun- ning clothes? Guess who that is. You probably don't have to be told. It is Beryl. Along with these attributes she has the keenest wit this side of heaven. IOHN ELIAS From this source we receive light. This quote fits lack to 0 NT . He claims his greatest asset is honesty. We believe you, lack. If anything can get you anyplace, it is honesty. VICTORIA ELIAS What is the latest gossip? Iust ask Vicky. She will keep you up with the times. This secretary-to-be will make someone a well-informed boss even if her bookkeeping seems to be one of her own originals. DOROTHY EVANS My dear, you look charming tonight is a phrase that can be easily applied to Dot. She has a wonderful personality and loves to read. There are some mighty nice things in store for Dot, and we know she will use them to the best of her ability. NORMAN EVANS Tall, masculine Nitney. Quite an athlete is Norman. This was proved by his end position on the football field. He has brains galore, but one of the first to disrupt a class with his funny antics. IOHN RUSSELL EVANS Place: New York, Event: Private art exhibition: Artist: Iohn Russell Evans, better known as Russ. With his talent, dashing smile and flaming red hair, he is sure to be the sport of any fire. BETTY F ANNON Betty is always laughing and she has a swell sense of humor. Her dimples are her greatest asset and skating is her fav- orite hobby. Keep laughing, Betty. You will get along. RUTH FERGUSON Don't measure Fergie's individuality by her size. She is small of stature, but big of heart with the most cheerful grin. Ruth makes a hit with anyone and we know success is right around the corner for her. IEAN FILLISTINE Long, brunette hair, gleaming white teeth, peaches and cream complexion, and sparkling eyes all add up to meke our strutting majorette, Jeannie. Her engagement was first among the senior girls and is an example of her attraction to the opposite sex. EUGENE FINKELSTEIN Do you have a problem? If you do, go to Fink with it. Eugene is a brainy guy. Some of his statements astound his fellow students. Besides being smart, he can make it with jokes anytime. ALICE FRAIL Alice is never without a new flame and who can blame anybody for preferring those pretty brown eyes and wavy hair. She loves to dance and is an interesting conversationalist. Full of fun describes her also. She is always doing some- thing unusual. ESTHER FRANCHI i'The most talkingest girl in town. Someone once wrote this song about Es'. If you don't think it suits her then get to know this minature parrot. Although Es is quite independent, she has swarms of friends. What a gal, most of them are boys! DONALD F REY If you are having a dull time, my advice is to go and see Frey. His wonderful sense of humor has lightened many dull moments. Don's friendly smile was es- pecially attracting during cheerleading this year. Here's luck to a great guy. PHILIP GALLAGHER Shy? Quiet? You would never believe this by the flock of friends Phil has. When you get to know Phil, you will find that this is just a front for a swell guy who is full of fun. NORMAN GATES Who is that tall blond? they ask. That is Normanli' we say. Norman has a geometrical mind and great foot- ball ability. Ask Norm if they go well together. He should know. BARBARA GEARHART If we had a list of best dressed women, Barb would certainly head it. This at- tractive miss is never without a smile for anyone, especially where the boys are concerned because with them she is tops. CHARLES GENDER Dutch is a great one for studying. joking, and helping others. He is not much for talking but can he termed as a regular guyf' He is not sure of his future plans, but with his brains he can attain almost any goal. IEANETTE GEORGE This pretty miss is known for her smil- ing, sense of humor and pleasing per- sonality. jeanette always has a smile and a good word for everyone. Lucky are the patients who get you for a nurse Icanette. ALLAN GERSTEIN livery class has a Casanova. Ours is none other than Al. He is known for his taste in clothes and ability for breaking girlish hearts, Those dark eyes cause a minor catastrophe when- ever they glance at you. You've got what it takes to go far, Al. PHYLLIS GLASSER Phyll has clothes that could turn any girl green with envy. Her sweet voice is just like one of her likeable qualities. Her interests center around swimming, baseball and boys. Here is luck to someone who will always be remember- ed, our female Babe Ruth! BETTY IANE GOODMAN Betty is the jolly smiling girl we always sec. With her raven hair. and beauti- ful smile she makes anyone happy just to look at her. Luck. Betty. although you probably won't need any. REVA GOSS Silence is a virtue, one which Rita pos- sesses. She has a ready laugh and can be as noisy as the next one at the prop- er time. Some boss will have an under- standing secretary. THOMAS GOULDEN Tommie certainly doesn't believe in the old saying, Silence is Golden. He is never without some comment or argu- ment to dish out. This, along with his stupendous personality, is sure to be an asset to him in college. AUDREY GREEN Sweet eyes, soft glances and a dynamic personality can add up to only one per- son - - Audrey Green. With such assets as these she is sure to succeed in her ambition of nursing. GILBERT GRIFFITHS Quite a guy is our guy Griff. This handsome guy claims to be bashful, but we know differently. Griff was as out- standing on the gridiron as he is with the gals. Good luck always. CHARLES GROFF Listen to that wonderful trombone l Charlie certainly can give out with the music on it. Proof of this is his part in the band and orchestra. In case you can't find him look for the black, curly hair. You can't miss! ROBERT GROHOL Notice that dark. suave looking chap? That is our Groholieg one of the best dressed of the class of '5U. The effic- iency and determination of this young man will enable him to go far. ALLEN GUTSTEIN An outstanding personality is this rug- godly handsome guy. Al shows his ath- letic ability on the basketball court. His jokes and flashing smile have made him a favorite son of his Alma Mater. Allan will nexer be forgotten as long as the memory of laughter can be heard in the hearts of his classmates. IEAN HELMS The class will now come to order. No doubt about what jeanie's going to be- a teacher of course. Her hearty laugh and swell personality will win her the respect of all her students. HAROLD HIRTHLER That handsome blonde boy with the in- fectious grin in Hap.,' He is a com- mercial student, and also quite a hit with the girls. Maybe that rates you the Prcsidc-nt's secretarial job, Hap! We think so. BETTY HONTZ Betty has gone to Meyers only two years but in that time her achievements are countless. She has won the respect and admiration of all. lf you ever need a helping hand just call on Betty. She will never let you down. LOIS HUFFORD l.ois is the girl who hates to pound a typewriter. Someday when you are someone's expert typist you will regret you said that, Lois. We won't regret this. though. You are swell. ROBERT HULLIHAN The nicest things come in small pack- ages. We have proof of that in Hool- ie. Although he has red hair there is not a pleasanter or more easy going guy. His clothes are nifty and he is a favor- ite son of fifty. ELWOOD HUNGARTER Hunky is a great guy on the football field or in the classroom. His huge number of friends have rated him tops. llc is bound for luck a-plenty because of his natural friendliness. RICHARD IAMES Tall, brainy Rich is a wow when he takes a test. Always go to him for a little favor. He will never refuse. Richard is so friendly and nice we just downright like him. SHIRLEY IAMES A little gal with a big laugh and a heart to match. That is Shirl. Lovable, gid- dy and understanding are only a few of the outstanding factors of her personal- ity. just stay as sweet as you are! IOHN IEVIT Blonde, tall, johnny has a mania for sport clothes. He certainly can wear them. His favorite sport is basketball in which he does extremely well. With his quick smile and twinkling eyes mirth and merriness are in his future. IEAN IOHNSTON This kid usually has every place in an uproar with her dry sense of humor. jeanie never cracks a smile when she jokes which make them all the funnier. With her carefree manner and happy- go-lucky outlook on life she is sure to find success. HOWARD IONES Our blond, amiable senior who is a friend of everyone. From all evidences, Howard's hobby seems to be sleeping and eating. When ambition takes its hold, he will definitely become a suc- cessful businessman. ALBERT KAISER Al believes in bachelorship. A little on the quiet side he can still hold his own in a word battle. His skill on the har- monica and being nice to everyone has made him popular with all. THOMAS KASZETA In size and personality Tom is one of our greatest. This fella has a devilish smile and carefree attitude that is en- vied by many of the less fortunate. He will make a wonderful sailor. CHARLES KELLAR Charles is endowed with common sense and is a great joker. Nothing affects him too much. Things just flow by quietly and he sits calmly watching. In other words, he likes to daydream. Don't let them carry you away, Charlie. HARRY KEMMERER just a little home boy who minds his own business. Gee, how unusual. Kem's sort or hard to figure out but we know that his are you for real ex- pression certainly means he has a keen sense of humor. IRVING KLEINMAN Irv is the guy with the most teasing personality. He is hardly the type to give anything up without a struggle, so we are pretty sure that he will get a- long. LOIS KNECHT liver vivacious and always cheerful. Lois' sparkling personality has won her a host of friends and brought her the honor of being secretary of our senior class. Our best wishes for a successful secretarial career are yours. ROBERT KNIES Bob is the boy who just loved to putter around in the biology lab. Some day maybe you will be a scientist with white mice, salamanders and all. What do you say, Bob? We say 'isuref' IOSEPH KNORR Casanova Knorr. Yes, you guessed it. joe is a wow with the women. He was one of our head cheerleaders this year and is really a wonderful all-around guy with a superb personality. He has fine acting ability and is just always bub- bling over with excitement. IOSEPHINE KORMAS Have you heard of The Polka King? Well, lo is the feminine equivalent. Her accordian technique can set any foot a tappin'. Sweet-tempered is the adjective that fits her. Her many friends are accounted for in the fact Ihat she doesn't argue. Oh to be like ter! CLEMENTINE KUPSTAS Teenie is just full of clever sayings and witty remarks that keep you laugh- ing all the while you are with her. She is a fun loving girl with a humor all her own. Ask any of her numerous friends. PETER KUTSUP If you are seeking a true friend, an in- dustrious one. a likeable guy, one who never makes any trouble, go no farther. You have found him all rolled into one, Pete. ARTHUR LAROSE Monk has a heart of gold and is friendly with everyone. New friends were acquired during the football season for this handsome lad. llis dark hair and brown eyes have captured many a girl's heart. MELVIN LEBOWITZ This tall, dark-haired lad is Ireb. Ile is an active member of the Rifle Club, and the Kegian Society. His main am- bition is to become an embalmer. With his determination, we know he will suc- ceed. IOSEPH LENAHAN A boy who is whiz with the oil paints and easel, and a wonder on the guitar with that smooth singing wrapping you up in music. Besides being talented, he heads the Stage Crew and holds his own in any dispute. With these char- acteristics we do not see failure in the crystal ball. LEON LEVIN A future Yale candidate is our Leon. A wonderful guy with a superb sense of humor who makes every place he is in a merry one. His brains will get him far in future years. We are wishing you luck, l,eon. BETTY IANE LINDENMUTH Our own Kate Smith. That is B. I. She has quite a numder of talents such as singing, playing the piano and abil- ity in elecution. Naturally, with all this she is a popular gal. Need we say more. ROBERT LINE Wltrw hasn't heard of Liney? flis pop- ularity is shown by the seniors when they elected him class president. You can always count on l,iney for a friend- ly Hi. Good Luck. Mr. President, you deserve it. SHIRLEY MacDOUGAL Some day when you pick up a national magazine, don't be surprised if it has the byline.-.Shirley MacDougall. Shirl's quite a writer. She also loves to dance. The main topic of her conversation is boys. These ingredients go far in mak- ing up the receipe of a pretty chic gal. KENNETH MANN Ken, a swell kid, with a swell personal- ity is known by all. He loves to dance and you can find him at the Rose Room any Saturday or Sunday night. Good luck in the future, Ken. DORIS MAPPES Quite a little dancer is Dodie. Although Dodie seems quiet she has a great sense of humor. For a true blue friend she is one of the best. Best of luck always. You deserve it. EMILY MAROWSKI It is a pleasure to have Emily's welcome smile around. Everyone is fascinated by her dimples but she claims she does not like them. Sugar and spice and sweet things so nice. That is Emmie. IAMES MARQUETTE Iimmie is a lively guy with a voice like Enzio Pinza. He is happiest when sing- ing or playing his bass fiddle in the band. Someday, without fail, you are sure to hear him on a local radio station or records. One for the Navy, lim. PATRICIA MASON Pat is the life of any party and can ala awys give you that beautiful smile. Be- cause of her easy and carefree nature she has flocks of friends and admirers. Best of luck to you, Pat. BERNARD MASTERSON Bernie, tall, dark and good looking. Give him a Stradivarius and he is lost. Give him a friend and he makes a last- ing friendship. Bernard is a friend not any of us want to give up. EILEEN McDERMOTT Mickdermott is always on the go but never unprepared for anything. She says her acting ability is her only asset but we know she has many more hid- den talents. Whether it is Broadway or College the result will always be success. IOAN McHUGH Ioannie takes a special interest in danc- ing and meeting boys. She spends most of her spare time at the Sugar Bowlf' She dislikes chemistry and homework very much, but can we blame her? IOAN MIDDLETON The center of every crowd, and the life of every party--who else but Ioan. Her invigorating personality, along with be- ing Co-Editor of the Colophon', has made her quite famous along these halls. She will surely make someone a mighty wonderful nurse. IERRIS MILLER This boy is absolutely. positively music- minded. Playing clarinet. saxophone and oboe are not enough. He also sang in the Modern Choir. Nice going in the Festival! You will never strike a blue note with us. PAUL MILLER Paul has a one-track mind running in one direction of football and wrestling. He has certainly set an outstanding rec- ord in both fields which will long be remembered at Meyers. THOMAS MILLER A little pixie who is quite a comedian is Tommy boy. He is quite well known for his corny jokes. His answers in chemistry set everyone thinking. Take him or leave him, he is still Tommy. WARREN MILLER Mickey is full of fun and loves to tease the girls. Mick was the tall hand- some cheerleader with the bushy eye- brows. He has quite a fan club in the seventh grade. Ask him about it, he will be glad to tell you. LOUISE MOGUL The City of Brotherly Love sent us a little package of amiability. On it was their stamp of approval. We ditto that emphatically for Lil is a pal to all with her frankness and shyness. PATRICIA MOOD Patti is artistic. Therefore, she is in- clined to be a little temperamental. She has quite a temper but more often than not she is smiling. We hope and arc sure you will become a successful fash- ion artist. IAMES MOORE Moe not only has acquired a high rating in wrestling, but also among his classmates because of his wonderful sense of humor. His pastime is happily spent in chasing the girls. What a guy! ROBERT MOORE Clutch is the tall, silent type. Al- though we don't know much about his personal life, he is probably quite the heartbreaker. From what we hear heis an expert in building models of houses. Luck to a future architect. LAWRENCE MOSS Mossy is that well-built. quiet boy who is nice to everyone. He has keen clothes and wears them extremely well. Many a girls heart must be broken as he does not like women. We hope you are a success, Larry. You deserve it IOAN MULSTEFF lfriendliness was the word derived from loan. This gal's genuine sweetness and good looks are what is going to make her a success in the business world or any other place. Right? Right ! WILLIAM MURPHY Murph is a real Irishman. Ilis dark hair, fair skin, and laughing eyes prove it. As you can see. he is also quite good looking. He loves to loaf and can be seen doing this anytime at the Triangle. LOIS MURRAY Tee-hee-hee, there goes Lois again with her delightful. contagious giggle. This cute little girl has the prettiest tresses we have seen in a long time. May your life prove on enjoyable one. BERNARD NAGLE No need to ask who our tall handsome drummer is, for practically everyone knows Iggy. He has quite a large collection of friends and corny jokes as well. Yep, Iggy's really some guy l CLAIRE NAUSS Now here is a lively lass. As one of our popular cheerleaders, she added zip and zing to our pep meetings and games. She thinks her greatest is blushing, but really, Claire, it is most becoming. FREDERICK NEDDOFF Fred is a great kidder and a ladies man. He can take a joke on himself as well as give out with them--a gift for which everyone admires him. Without you, Fred, the class would be incomplete. PAUL NETZEL Pretzel, is one of our fun-loving sen- iors who is known by all. His friendly hi is one of the many assets of Paul's which we are sure will help him attain success. DOROTHY NEWMAN This charming miss would definitely ex- cite laughter in any lifeless group of people. Dot has personality plus and everything that goes with it. What an efficient stenographer she will make for some fortunate person. LEONARD NOBLE Len is the model of reserve but the es- sense of a swell all-around guy. His smile is famous and an agreeable char- acter goes with it. These qualities are the basis for success. THOMAS NORTON Wherever there are girls there's Non, Maybe that is why he spends so much time over at the Triangle His corny jokcs and easy manner have brightened many a dreary day. His future plans ipclude loafing and he is just the guy to co it. DORIS OLSHAN Bunny certainly makes education a delapidated paradise with her practical joking and nonsensical wise cracks. It would be a dull place without her. Her sense if humor will take her far in reaching fortune. PETER OSTROFSKI Although Pete just came to us last year from Warrior Run his pleasing grin and carefree manner have made him a hit here at Meyers. He believes in taking life easy. Can we blame him? CAROLYN PERSING Carol is tall, lithe and blonde, a person to be envied. Her special hobby is men and they seem to prefer her. She has a grace and poise we would all do well to copy. CLEMENTINE PETRO Clemie is one of the nicest additions Warrior Run sent our way. Because of her pleasing personality, willingness, to help and interest in everyone else she is a pleasure to have around. DOLORES PRICE Variety is the mother of Enjoyment. Pricy must surely enjoy herself as she has a variety of males. She is practic- ally a pro on roller skates and quite a dancer too. DONALD PRIPSTEIN Durable, dependable Don. Respected by students and teachers alike for his ability to handle any situation. Prip also has a sense of humor which en- lightens many hearts, We predict he makes a successful business man. BEVERLY PUNSHON Never without a smile--that is Punch . She is definitely an asset to the Senior Class. She is always brimming over with pep and vitality. To prove her popularity, she had a few fans in foot- ball season. ROSE RAKAUSKAS Quite a basketball player is Rose. Quite a male collector is she. Quite a nice personality has this tall blond lass. In fact, you will agree, quite a girl. GEORGE REAM An authority on military affairs, George has a fund of knowledge equal to Gen- eral Ike.,' His debating qualities are also admirable. An all-around swell guy to whom we wish the best of luck in his chosen career. MARGARET REDICK Margaret is quiet but nice. Her special hobby is dancing and her greatest han- dicap is blushing. With all her ambit- inos we expect to hear great things from her in the near future. MICHAEL REILLY Mike contradicts the statement about good things coming in small packages. He is about the tallest boy in our class and every inch is esteemed by all. Op- portunity awaits for this popular guy. WESLEY RHIEL We search for phrases to sing praises to f'Wes. We don't have to be poets to laud this guy. His jokes keep 'em laughing and his friendliness goes a long way to make people glad he is around. MILLARD RHINES junior was one of our band members and did a grand job. His roller skating ability has been shown at the Roller- drome. He is known for his sense of humor and is a great kidder. Here is success to a happy-go-lucky guy. ROBERT ROBINSON Personality, sense if humor and good looks, whose qualities are these? Why Bob's, of course. Bob was one of our cheerleaders that certainly made the girls hearts flutter. He plans to be .1 civil engineer. Here is success to a great guy. RUTH RODERICK A tall, red-head, with a voice like an angel. That is Ruth. The voice got her into the Modern Choir and Festival this year. See you at the Metropolitan, Lily Pons. RICHARD ROTH Wait, don't ring that alarm. It is not a fire! It is just Rich's red hair. Flam- ing hair, sparkling personality, striking looks add up to just one thing. A Three Alarm ! Go ahead ring it !You got me. RICHARD RUMMER Dick is tall, good looking, and plans to be a pilot some day. He loves airplanes and spends a lot of his spare time at the airport. He is also big-hearted and quite the joker. WILLIAM RUSHWORTH Enjoy the present day. Happy-go-lucky Bill is an all around guy. You can al- ways depend on him for a faithful friend. Rushie always has a girl and usually it is a new one. HAROLD RUSTAY A regular guy is Rustie. Believed to be quiet and serious. However, we have heard otherwise from a good source. Calmness is denoted by his activities on the tumbling team. IOSEPH SACKETT joe is an all around guy. He likes sports. movies and glrls. His two big dimples can make him the envy of any other guy around Meyers. He also blushcs, don't you joe? FRANCIS SAUERWINE Ask anyone who the best liked guy in the senior class is. The answer will be Wamba. He was an officer of the NI Club, manager of the football squad and one all around friendly guy. GERTRUDE SCANLON One of our most popular gals, is Trudy. Her cuteness and nice personality at- tract the stag line, while her dancing ability keeps them coming back for more. We will all miss you, Trudy. PATRICIA SCHAU Always handy with any information you want. Our brilliant student and typist, Pat, will go far because of her extraordinary ambition and initiative. She has our best wishes for the musical career she is planning. SYLVIA SCHECTMAN Our Sissie can do anything. In any field she excels and brings fame to '50, Amazingly she has time to participate in these activities and at some time win everyone's friendship. ANN SCHULER As the most happy-go-lucky girl in the senior class, Ann is crowned. She is evcr ready with a joke or to laugh a- long with you. This quality will take her far in the world and in her career. WILLIAM SCHWINGEN The guy with the irrestible grin , that is Bill. There is never a dull moment when Bill is around. His pleasing ways and funny jokes also contribute to his swell personality. May success and happiness follow you on the road of life. ROBERT SEIBEL lfveryone likes Bob for his patience and understanding. As one of our Art maj- ors he is an asset to the Art Club. Hap- py sketching to you, and the best of luck always. IOAN SHEA Quiet and sincere topped by a love for dancing. These are just a few adject- ives that typify Ioan. She always has a friendly smile and good word for everyone. With these attributes we are sure she will nver lack friends. CAROL SIMON The actress magnifique. The world will probably de singing this gal's prais- es someday. Her time besides acting seems to be used in flirting. With her cute face, who could resist. BERTHA SINGER The gal with the golden larnyx. That is Bertha. Someone who can keep a secret as well as tell a joke. A future I.ily Pons in our midst! Hmm! ARLENE SLABINSKI Art, art and more art. That is all Ar- lene cares about. She keeps at it until she achieves something great. Her argu- ments usually send everyone into a dither. We think she is tops and we know you will agree. DAVID SLIMAK Pin 'em Dave! That is what the fans scream when they see Dave in action proving his prowess on the wrestling mat. He has a reputation for getting into scraps but pulls through without any hard feelings. Fight for your rights, we say, Dave ! ANN MARIE SMITH One gal who can't count her talents on one hand. We think of her as an artist first, although, she chooses music. Whatever the choice is, it has to be good if Ann Marie likes it. BETTY ANN SMITH A jill of all trades is this versatile miss. She skates like Sonja Henie--on- ly on roller skates. Her artistis talent has been proven in many contests and she is never without two or three elig- ible males on hand. Her ambition in- cludes college and later on an advertis- ing career. Here is luck to you, Betty. ETHEL SMITH Ethel is one of the more quiet people of our senior class. But when you get to know her she is really tops. Her fut- ure is undecided but possibly some handsome fellow will change her mind. RICHARD SMITH Dick is the day dreaming type. He likes to listen to sweet music and he enjoys writing stories. His two greatest assets are his stunning clothes and good looks. The line forms to the right, girls. KEITH SNEE Friendly, joking and friendly. This is Sneezy. Why he insists his nickname is that, we will never know. He also says he has no brains. We disagree, Keith. You have a little more than your share. This along with laughing material rates, boy. ELEANOR STERLING Another one of our charming cheerlead- ers is Elly, This quiet, cute miss is quite a dancer and enjoys joking when it is on someone else. Because she has such a clever mind her years at college are bound to be successful. MARILYN STEVENS Red means stop. But this redhead will never stop until she has accompli- shed something great. We know this to be true because her winning person- ality has carried her this far and will take her the rest of the way--easily. CLIFFORD SWEET Cliff is the quiet guy with the gorg- eous dimples. Although he never says much everyone knows Clifford is a swell guy. He can be found almost any night tearing around in his truck. Be good, Cliff. We think you are tops. ELIZABETH SYMONS Liz claims her greatest handicap is speaking in front of a group. Maybe it is, but it certainly does not hinder lzcr in ordinary conversing. On the con- trary, you can not stop her. Who carcsi' DOROTHY TENAGLIA We like to hear you talk. Friendliness seeps through of every pore of Dot. Participation is the one and only spirit she works in. With some- one like this as one of our seniors we really think this is the class and Dot is the senior girl. DOROTHY TERBILLE Dot's gay chuckle just proves that she appreciates good humor. She likes sports and excells in basketball. Dot is in the Usher's Club and Honor Society. Her great following goes to show her friendly and appealing disposition. IOSEPH THOMAS Never lacking a joke. That is joe. Sometimes they are practical and some- times otherwise. Ioe is the boy who is never going to take a back seat in the business world. LEONARD THOMAS Lefty is the quiet type. He works diligently, usually knows the answers and is ready to listen to your troubles any time. That is why we like him. See you again, l,en. NANCY THOMAS Kiten on the Keysfl Cute as a kitten who plays like a professional is Nancy. She is well liked for her helpful hints and also for her sympathy in time of trouble. With these characteristics where else but at Carnegie Hall would you expect to see her. RICHARD THOMAS The cute boy who must have been a beautiful baby. He makes the girls sigh and makes the boys cry because he is so good looking. Looks, personality, sense of humor, What more do you need ? ROBERT E. THOMAS Tall, clark and handsome is our Bob. llis dark curly hair and blue eyes cart capture any girl's heart. Since sports are his favorite hobby, fame and good fortune are in store for him. ROBERT I. THOMAS A dashing, dazzling knight in arhor. That is what Bob reminds us of with his blue eyes, black hair and altogether stunning appearance. He has a collec- tion of clothes that make you think he stepped out of a fashion magazine. All this along with a keen sense of humor make a pretty good guy, almost unsur- passed. SHIRLEY M. THOMAS Shirley's sparking countenance attracts any member of the opposite sex. Yes, that is the way we describe Shirley. She is a popular gal around Meyers and is well known for her ability to sing. WILLIAM THOMAS Billie is our optimist. He alwa s lig- ures everything will tnrn out allrighl. He is happiest when teasing girls and figuring out a new joke. With outlook, you are sure to succeed. ROBERT TOSH Cutie's motto is The happier the moment the quicker it passes. He has filled our school days with shouts of glee. But he can be serious and is just a bunny lover at heart. BEVERLY TRIMAS Let your eyes trace the graceful walk of that tall model. Bev's dreams all wind up at Powers or Conover. lf we see you on l.ife's cover someday, we won't be surprised, Bev. Here's to you. IANE TROXELL The sparkling of her wit and smile are but two of Trix's many attributes. Liking everyone and being liked in re- turn make Ianie a popular girl. Full of fun, she keeps us laughing. IOAN VANDERBURG This petite lass likes to day dream and who doesn't. A very pretty gal with beautiful blonde hair, and a friendly smile for everyone is a perfect descrip- tion for loan. VVith your winning ways you are bound to succeed in whatever you do. ALICE VAN IURA Alice is one of those truly nice people whom you seldom come across. She has a smile and a kind word for everyone. We would gladly have more people like her at Meyers and know she will be a success as a stenographcr. ALAN VIVIAN Urie is one of our silent boys and is very ambitious. His ambitions lead him to Annapolis where he will go in train- ing for the Navy. As he was such a will have all the luck he will need at success here at school, we are sure he college. IOSEPI-I VAIL Now here is a quiet lad. But this is not a handicap for he has won many friends here at Meyers. With his great sense of humor he is surely bound for great fame. WILLIAM WARD Billy is what you would dub a swell all- around guy. He always has a joke to tell and a group of friends to hear it. His sharp wit will surely aid him in any undertaking he proposes. KATHERINE WEISS Sweet and lovely is a perfect descrip- tion of Kate. With a mania for boys and dislike for history, we wonder where Kate will turn out. Probably on top of the world. MARGARET WELCH Remember the other fellow is Peggy's motto. A gal with a bale full of all the nice things like helping others, sympa- thizing with them and laughing at their corny jokes. We see a bright star in this gal's future. LEROY WEST Pete's smiling, carefree attitude toward life plus his good luck have made him quite popular among the girls, equally with the fellows. His athletic ability on our football squad was also outstand- ing. MARILYN WILKES Peaceful and calm and everything sweet is our Mona. A little on the quiet side but her pleasant, understanding smile tells she is a friendly soul at heart. You will make anyone a good friend, Mona. ALICE WILLIAMS Heartaches, heartaches is what the boys sing about Alice. She has quite .1 collection of male hearts. With her petite cuteness, no wonder the vast array. She can usually be found skating or making with the friendliness. MARILYN WILLIAMS Music and entertainment is Marilyn's standard for life. Her work in the Mod- ern Choir and carefree ways are recog- nized and loved by all. With such a personality she will have all the success she wants. CLIFFORD WOLFE As catcher on the baseball team, or halfback on the football team, Cliff cer- tainly has shown his ability to adapt himself to any situation. Cliff is well liked and fun to have around. Quite at guy with the girl's too. Eh, Cliff. EDWARD YANULAVAGE Ed intends to go into service after hc graduates. He is a quiet guy, who likes to read and listen to the radio. Good luck to you in your future years. IANE YEAGER Ianie hits you with a boom, bang, boom! Her outstanding personality gives her the honor of having a count- less number of friends. A member of the 'iColophon staff, Ushers Club, home room representative are surely not going to leave her behind even though she has no plans for the future. THERESA ZLIGAREK Nursie, nursie, come over here and hold my hand. Do you blame anyone for wanting to hold hers. This petite miss, with big brown eyes, is a great dancer, loves sports and has a very ap- pealing disposition. THE CLASS OF 1951 HOME ROOM 305 Tcacher: Miss Mary Iule Dougher First Row lleft to rightj-Catherine Davis, Bernice Turoff. Ruth Lewis, Marie Suhsak. Doris Godeski. lane Ohitz, lames Gomb. Second Row-Audrey Bond. Lois Long, Marcie Wineski, Barbara Garrah, Virginia Baiz, Marilyn Peters, lean Frail, Nancie Mor- row, Third Row-Harry Harris. Robert Conner. Theadore Zweihel, Iames Brewster, Roger Williams, Dave Hungarter, Lawrence Iones. Fourth Row-Martin Gilligan. Robert Wilkes. Peter Trethaway, Robert Hassel. Ralph Godleski. Edward Hoggarth, Alan Will- iams, Richard Bush. Absentee-T. Thomas. HOME ROOM 306 Teacher: Miss Anne Hughes First Rnw llelt to righlj-Ruby Goldstein. Ieanne Bayer, Miriam leannf: Dearden. Millicent Cloclcer. Ioan Price, Ioan Hartwigsen, Phyllis Allen. Second Row-Patricia O'Connell, Elaine Greenwald, Claire Nel- son. Mary Lloyd, lrene Solomon, Barbara Chudy, Mary Hul- lihen. Third Row-Robert Sabalino, Donald Brislin, Edward Casey, Har- old Haefale, Rnhert lames. Fourth Row-Philip Rodzon. Albert lsely, Thomas Prisk, Robert Gimhle. Marvin Shapiro, Lewis Sheasley. Ahsentees-W. Dohl, E. Shaver. HOME ROOM 307 Teacher: Miss Helen Lynch First Row llelt to right!-Nancy Amos, Marie Mack. Iackie Nem- its. Louise Miller. Regina Paddock, lean Lipovsky, Rose Innes. loan Pace, Mildred Ward. Second Row-Barbara Hughes. Rochelle Gardner, Margie lones, Shirlec Transue, Merrilouise Musrey. Rosalyn Coplan. Third Row-Donald Auker. Ierry Elias. Dick Bush. Donald Mur- phy. William Rvder. Eddie Wills, Iames Donnelly. Gerald Pace. Fourth Row-lerry Cohen, William Oheid. Edward Lcwanrlowslxi. Thomas Prisk. Absentee- Sarah Iones HOME ROOM 308 Teacher: Miss Rita Murray First Row tlvft to rightl-Ann McGill. Carol lo Rau. Carol V. McHugh. Marjorie lo Kosek. Nanev Marsland, lsahel Kirkpat- rick, Millie Swartwood. Virginia Zimmerman, Nancy L. Reese. Second Row-Dolores Wicht, leanne Povailitis. Marianne Pechulis. Ruth Miner Lorraine Misewich. lanice O'Connell, loan Hau- herger, Third Row-Rohert Miller, Willizim Frosthutter. Robert Dymond. Frank Sterling. Carl Smith. lames Sehutter, Fourth Row-loseph Hunt. Clyde Casterline. Frederick Seheihing. Russell Philipp. loseph Kent, lohn Savler, Donald Murphy. Absentee - Barbara llughes. HOME ROOM 309 Teacher: Miss Esther Trethaway First Row lleft to rightl-Marilyn Breslaw. Elizabeth Sloane. Patricia Fox, Mary Mulvey, Ianct Harrison. Beverlv Thomas. l,ois Solomon. Bettv Lou lonson, Second Row-loan Pierson. Regina Reisel. lean Putprush, loan Evans. Leonarda Bartuski, Betty lane Iefferson, Charlotte Bog- dan. Dororhv E. Smith, Elizaheth Neddoff. Third Row-Tom Carr, Norman Namey, Raymond Carev. Leu-is Bauehman. Paul Rose. Thomas Lally, Harold Nagle. Fourth Rnwfloseph Rauscher, Allan Wcxlle, Charles Kresge, Roh- ert Lutes. Thomas Nichols. lames Smith. Rohert Kline. Ahsentccs-R. Bertram. HOME ROOM 310 Teacher: Miss Miriam Watkins First Row tlrfr to rightj-loan Brislin. Margaret Needham. Elean- ore Koehan. lVlarv Bond, Merrie Bates, Sallv Zettles. Madeline VVhirc. Second Row-Reggx' Cunningham, Lucille Malacarne, Evelvn Thomas. lfdirli Vivian, l.illian Saha. Third Row-Milton Richards. George Madl, Charles Anrhonv. llavid l'lungarrer. llaxid Chigos. VVilliam Crowder. VVilliam XYilliarns. Fourth Row-Bernard lfarlv. Norman Chanoski, lark VVilliams, llonald Traxer. VVilliani Rosengrant. loseph Brevnoek. Melvin Roth. Ahscntees-Slurlev 'l'hoiuas, Oretta Mclaughlin Iamrs llress, SIGHT-SAVING CLASS Teacher: Miss Anne Innes First Row lleit to right!-Ross Nlarsola. Virginia Fleming, llaviti hiichaels. Second Row-lixelvn Vfillianis. Fave Keiser. Rohert Rinehinier. Thai-a Raw-lu.-f..thtr 'ln-n..,,1..t. Pcgtiv Am. mmt. THE CLASS OF 1952 HOME ROOM 206 Teacher: Miss Frances Cymek First Row lleft to rightl-Lois Marie Whittington. Mary Marow- ski. Dolores Manganella. Beverly Williams, Mary Brislin. Sally Brislin. Lucille Stillarty. Second Row-Louise Dunn. Anna Kolesar. Florence Gardjulis. Marilyn Wirzigmzin. Claire Rollman. Florence Wandell, Carolyn Kline. Third Row--lohn Asron. Marvin Zatcoff. Kenneth Lennon. Robert Thomas. lames Benson. lohn lafltson. Charles Thomas. Fourth Row-Robert Singer, Edward Ramsey. Lee Zurner. Thomas Foose. Andrew Poppas. Ianies Harltins. Gerald Robzen. Merwyn lones. Absentee-Seymour Berger. HOME ROOM 210 Teacher: Mrs. Anna Harrison First Rnw lleft to rightl-Audrey Davis. leanne Clymer. loannie Kehoe. Patricia McHugh. Patricia Wilcox. Lenore Zupa. Ioan Helvig. Second Row-Helene Clark. Carolyn Dzikolki. Geraludine Stanton. Helen Berton. loanne Buchman. lean Upton. Sylvia ide. Third Row-Edward Gilsky. lames Gender. Clem Kuras, Walter Horchheimer. David Lucchino. Ir.. Clifford Nagle. Fon th Row-William Farris. lohn Elliott. Harold Steiner. Robert Price. Arthur Dumble. Saul Roth. HOME ROOM 213 Teacher: Miss Helen Nichols First Row tleft to rightl-Helen Elias. Doris Tepper. lane Gil- bert. Ann Stefancin. Mary Boznick, Kathleen O'Kane. Bernice Swinski. Louise Myers. Second Row-Marie Leonhardt. Betty Lou Bonham. Marv Green- wald. Marion Pearce. Esther Fisher. Patricia Hannagan. Im-in Rosenthal. Third Row-David Silverstein. Patrick Lynn. Floyd Moses. lohn Martin. Bob Davis. Charles Bogdan. Robert Lynch. Fourth Row-Charles Kensiclt. Stewart Caverly. William Malone. Charles Saumo. Dean Malkemes. Robert West. William Dalon. Arthur Fairchild. Iohn Hoats. HOME ROOM 215 Teacher: Mr. William Scott First Row tleft to rightl-Barbara Kieran. Myrtle Kenney. Dolores Cornell. lanice Karp. Nancy Beam. Florence Carr. Dolores Cis- lalt. Marlene lleitrich. Second Row-Lorraine Reese. Barbara Kaufer. Amelia Brozoski. Kathleen Bergander. Patsy Ann Mitchell. Beverly Burden, Ruth Hummel, lune Encller. Third Row-Harry VVilliams. Anthony Raltauskas. Carl Moss. Gerald VVilliams. Iohn Nargoski. Ronald Krupinski. Gary Evans. Fourth Row-Daniel Sterling, Anthony Decker. Charles Trimble. Leroy Despirito. Kenneth Barber. Thomas Nelson. Walter Ry- bitslu. Iohn Whipple. Howard Knorr. Absentee- Naomi Siegel. HOME ROOM 217 Teacher: Mr. Thomas Harltins First Row lleft to rightj-Nancy Collett. Noreen. Brown. Barbara McManus. lean Kelly. Carole Brent. Matilda Kuras. Helen Kas- per Second Row-Nancy Collicott. Ioan Felder. Dolores Ravitis. Gayle lones. Marguerite McCormick. Margaret Gebhardt. Shirley Readler. Third Row-Thomas Costello. Patil Wolfe. Oliver Cannon. Alan Miedriek. Roger Kline. Herbert Reese. Edward Strosser. Fourth Row-lohn Meehan. Sheldon Davis. lohn Lewis. Malcolm VVilli.uns. Max Salsburg. Clarence Baltrusaitis. Chester Miller. HOME ROOM 302 Teacher: Miss Mary Lenahan First Row Hell to right?-Evelyn Casper. Marilyn Mackson. Bar- bara Papson. Mary Wagner. Louise Malararne. Barbara Klein. Lorraine l5unn. Margaret Higgins. Second Row-Irene Seramek. lean Henrathy. Marv Louise Ioncs. Barbara Kiernan. Beverly Richards. lessie Roderick. lame Kline. Third Row-Frederick Boote. Iohn Seibel, Barry Mason. Samuel Adams. VVilliam Connors. lohn Kosek. Fourth Rowflvan Pettit. Edmund lones. Robert Burke. Robert Rushworth. VVilliam Stubles. Absentees--F. Castrignano, H. White. HOME ROOM 317 Teacher: Miss Mary Ford First Row lleft to right!-Donna MaCDougall. lune Dymond. Nan- cy Miller. lovce Iakubovit:. Nancy Marshall. Dorothy Smith. loanne Bria. Second RowfMildred Barrouck Kathleen Kennedy. Tune Reese. Lorraine Navratil. Dawn Bamford. Third Row-lerrv Masavage. Herbert W'illi.iriis. Marvin Trimas. Louis Dorang. Albert Glance. Albert Wolfe. lrtlurth Row-Ronald Evans. Byron Evans. Richard litiuards aiorrance Daniels. Thomas Yuhas, Robert llonbroslti. Dixon 'aulls. Ahsentees-Lexxis Mover. Richard Nieman. loan Billet. Nancy Hughes. Marv Lou Rickard. TI-IE CLASS OF 1953 HOME ROOM 202 Teacher: Miss Marguerite Beidler First Row lleft to rightj-Dolores Zulkoski, Ioan Schwab. Betty Lou Butler, Margaret Thomas, Henrietta Tyminski, Catherine Roberts, Lee Matus. Second Row-Ralph Bruehl, Mary Ellen Houseknecht, Ioanne Dietz. Shirley Lyons, Alice Philipp, Clyde Harvey. Third Row-Paul Kaiser, lack Rems, Donald De Fina, Robert Gelb, Iohn Ozmina. Fourth Row-Robert Gaynor. Stanley Barvinski, Samuel Mines, lohn Schmidt, Fred Gilboy. Absentees-Patrick Barney, Barbara Artcmik, Dorothy Holden, Evelyn Roche, HOME ROOM 211 Teacher: Mr. Harvey Harrison First Row lleft to rightl-Catherine Schwab, Iosephine Mazula Cathr n McDermott, Lois lean Clark, Margaret Donnelly, Mar- lene Richards, Peggy Tosh. Second Row-Robert Powell, Constance Mashauski, Ellen Feebish, lean Henry, Marilyn Mayer. Henry Wichert, lr. Third Row--Charles Gallagher, Sheldon May, Michael Nolan. Thomas Wolfe. Francis Keller. Fourth Row-Mario Zarzi. Iames Rura, Wayne Wilson, lack Hil- debrand. William Challenger. Sam Moses, Burton Luster. Absentees-Donald Roberts. Owen Williams, Ieanelte Moyer. HOME ROOM 212 Teacher: Miss Helen Lees First Row lleft to rightl-lean Lent. Rosemary Vital. Marilce Shelton, Anita Schwenlt, Lois lean Prutzman. Bernie Kratz. Car- ole loan Garrity. Second Row-lune Williard. Barbara Moser, lean Kaswinlccl. Margaret Carter, Sharlie Wtxlfe, loann Pissott, Barbara Ann Meier. Helen Gostynski. Third Row-Iames West. Michael Ronald. Edward Ley. YVaync Nichols. Daniel Minniclc, Bert A. Miller, loscph Philisline. Thomas Hughes. lerry Struthers, Robert Frail. Fourth Row-Frank Granda, Abraham Miller, Karl Thomas. Iohn Iacobs, Edward Iacobs. Myrcvn Mahalak. lames W. Higgins, Ronald Tluczelc. Absentee-Ralph Hutchinson. HOME ROOM 214 Teacher: Miss Veronica Brislin First Row tleft to rightj-Ioan Myers. Marion Evans. Nanci Klose. Georgine Bergold. Kathleen Saha, Roherta Whittingtrin. loan Kumiega. Second Row-Bexcrlv Coulter. Delphine Ostrofslci. Mary Ellen Murphv. Claire Pavne, l.ois Hartwigsen. Kathv Mitchell. Robert Cook. Third Row-Richard Schwalenherg. Donald W. Wincler. Ir.. Iames lane George Pascoe. Peter Thiely. lerry McGintv. Harry Leon- ard. l,a Vere Stiles. Fourth Row-Sevmour lloltzman. Emerson Gromel. Bill Gelsleich- ter. Richard Avre. Dennis McNelis. loseph Grav. lack Mahle. loseph Kumiega. Merritt Wheeler. Ahsentees-loseph lohnson. lohn Kilesar. Arlene Cooper. Ethel Stile. HOME ROOM 216 Teacher: Miss Elsie Weaver First Row tlett to rightl-Andrei' llpton. Maureen l,allv. Eliza- herh Povailitis. Esther Priestnian. Ann Aikens. Ioan Tomario Bcverlx' Matzer. Second Row-Marv Keller. Patricia Alheck. Ruth Knorr, Margie Smith Dolores Dohl. Dorothv Lane. Third Row-Rohert Belles. loseph Malone. Calvin Colarusso, Go- mer lones. Samuel Newhart. Donald Kahat. Donald Marder. Fourth Row-Frederick Zinn, Christopher Mullsteff. George Schim- mel. liarrv Powell. Harold Dutter, Richard Lee. Charles Dress George Benning. Ahsentees-Perrv Trax. Ravruond Sauers. Rohert lacohs. Phvllis VValsh. HOME ROOM 218 Teacher: Miss Helen Lydnn First Row lleft to riglitl-VVilnia Butler. ludith Allen. lovce Dev- ers. lrene Scheihing, Constance Solomon. l.ois VVilliams. Eliza- hetli Thomas, Second Row-lilfrieda Fralev. l.ois Weisherger. Carol Prvor. Thelma Norman. loan Weilp. Nlarilvn l.vnn. Thi:d Row-lohn lackson, Gordon Fairchild. lesse Choper. George VVilliams. Richard Bevan. Robert Helfrich. Lawrence Amdur, George Chapman. Fourth Row-l'larrx' lless. Edward Havduclt. lames Moses. Will- iam Yeager. Williaini Decker. Tom Dane. W:iw'ne lfndler. Rich- ard livernian. Ahsentees-llonald Miller, Barham Zatcofl. HOME ROOM 220 Teacher: Mr. Warren Brown l'i st Row Velt lo right!-Bexerlv Amos, llolores Berger. Bernice l'olicn Marx lean lfduards. Anne Krnnedv. lanice Rilev Shir- lfv llarli. Sccnnl Row--lames Lfoalrer lfranlt Claxton Rosemarx Schwah. l',1ea':or X'-uorouslti. Martin Kaiser. Edward Guida. Third Row-laxxrenee Cohen. Morgan Lexus. Delhert Hannis iaxiies 'l'l.o:uas. lames lselxx Garv Eians. l'o.i th Rozv-lYo'iald Rogers. Paul Zelinslu. Stanlev Grzvhowslci. Uriziontl l.ong. liranels Needham. Daxld Valallt. Aluaeritecs-ll.irrie Cxphcrs. George Schultz. Marianne Curlev. lan- itc llcnrx, THE CLASS OF 1954 HOME ROOM 109 Teacher: Miss Mary Burke First Row tlelt to rightl-Gertrude Polanowski, Catherine Butler. Ianet Daniels. loan Myers, Ieanette Fannon, Loretta Kumor. Shirley Everett. Marcella Carr, Second Row-Susan Zimmerman. Doris Allen. Mildred Madison, Elizabeth lane Rowan. Audrey Miller. Audrey Iames, Rosemary QC. Third Row-Richard O'Neill, Kenneth Hoats, Andrew Tomoshav, Francis Fenneran, Douglas Hannis. Iohn Powell. Fourth Row-lames Gelsleichter, Ronald McNeill, Carl Christian, Martin Malia, Harry Nelson. Michael Del Baser, Ahsentees-Sue Margo Lustig. M. Kaminslri, R. Miller. HOME ROOM 110 Teacher: Miss Eleanor Obici First Row lleft to rightl-loan O'Rourke. Kathryn Cunningham, Phyl Iudqe, Eleanor Malia. Patricia McTagiie, Dorene Lyons. Patricia Swierczynslci. Second Row-Richard Aston, Mary Beth Iacobs, Betty Wilton, Gail Eastwood, Margaret Phillips. Iohn Abraham, Third Row-Billy Franchi. Keith Bonham, Herbert Evans, Donald Weaver, Iohn Malloy. Richard Hannis. Fourth Rod-Iames Wilson Smith, lr.. loseph Berton. Ioseph Cvarrah, Iaclt Wnorow'ski, lay Brown, Lester Kraus. Ablsfntees-Iohn Bohn, Howard Gocringer, William Iohns. Shirley ills. HOME ROOM 112 Teacher: Miss Marguerite Smith First Row lleir to righrl-Shirley Baroody. Kay O'Dea. Lillian Kupstas, Mary Pat DePalma, Marie Needham, Barbara Donlin, Thelma lane Dongas, Helena Coury, Shirley Ralrauskas. Second Row-Maryann Powell, Elaine Smith. Barbara Shapiro. Roberta Hoover. Nancy Troxell, Dorothy Brown. It-anne Mara shall. Third Row-'Robert Morrow. Ioseph lohnson. Louis Hungarter. Arthur Clemm. lames leffrey. Fourth Row-Williani I. Schlingman. Melvin Manhart, Carl Fluc- gel. lames Downey, limmy Betts, Elliott Cooper, Ioseph Mc- Keown. Ahsentees-lrvin Leger, Ronald Wasserstrom. Toby Levy. HOME ROOM 203 Teacher: Miss Mabel Evans First Row lleft to right!-ludith Wasserstrom, Gail Evans, Mar- garet Lenahan, Patricia McHugh, lean Louise Vivian. lean Marie Matzer. Margerv Glazier. Second Row-Ellen l.ane. Viera Charles. lean Ann Nloyer, Annette VVeinstein, Helen Mandala. Roberta Dietz. Rochelle Troy. Third Row-Theodore Thomas, lames Chucly. Lewis Manis, Barry Frieclson. lohn Broodv. Daniel Naugle, Herbert Rudnick. Robert Owens. Fourth Row-Richard Hoggarth. lov Stiles Franklin. Arthur Iones. Robert llnguriet. Gerald Stocke. David Michaels, Ross Marsala. Vincent Tomchak. Robert Saba. Absentee -Iohn Murphv. HOME ROOM 204 Teacher: Miss Margaret Fox First Row lleft to right!-Dawn Rizzo, Nanev Lou Palermo. Ruth Gates. Bettv lane Gait, Patsy lanosov. Eileen Harkins, Carol Mate Phillips. Nlargaret Smith. Second Row-Coneetta Fisheri. Kathy Grossman. lovce Snyder. Ama Birnberg, Thirza Himlin. Sara Golden. Third Row-Catherine Cvallagher. Donald Devine. Ronald Reed. llarrv Norton. Carl Sanfilippo. Charles Abod, Dolores Eckert, Fourth Row-Edward Brelsford, Charles O4Connell. Marvin Iaku- bovit:, lack liarley. Iames Brown. Bill Pierce. lohn Kline. Ahsentees-loanne Conwell. Charles Obeid. HOME ROOM 208 Teacher: Miss Helen Watts First Row lleft to rightj-Claire Curlev. Leslie Nicholson. Nancv l.ou Casterlin. Harolvn Gary Hertz. Beverlv Ann Weitlliek, Ruth Aston. Gertrude Clavworth. Second Row-Sevniour Mager. Carol lean Smith, Carol Ann Ed- wards. Virginia lfdgar, Barbara laeobson. Roberta Blalteslee. lames Vv'tlliams. Third Rowflidward Bunbaum. Arthur Lewis. lrwin Pripstein. Herbert Miller. Sevmour Manello, Fred Williams. Martin Zug- arek, Fourth Rowalflavton Hvvuan, Waxrren Pavne. Robert lohnson. lohn Ciesllnslti, Anthonv Brozosltl. lohn DiMaggio. loseph Swin- slit. Absentres-Marline Holtzvuan, l.vnn Wells. HOME ROOM 209 Teacher: Miss Charlotte Brown First Row tleft to rightlfTerese Svnions. lane! Zagorsld Ruth Rush Ruth Nelson. Mildred Bevan, l,illian Punshon, Katherine Amos. Marloue Drev. Second Row-Keith Vivian. Isabel McCormick, Harriet Berrvman. lane Golitqhtlv. Ruth VV'illiams. lvlina Palglase, Harrv Yeltel, Third Rowafllrban llciter. Robert VVillianis. Robert Avers. lor Broodx lohn VVenner, l.arrv Thornton. Charles Post. Robert Treat, Fourth Row-Leonard Dodd. Pete Hadgson. Robert Thomas, Harrv llolden. Maurice MeNeelv. Robert ll. Marsh, David Lennon hYilli.uu Coartrlgltt. THE CLASS OF 1955 HOME ROOM 101 Teacher: Miss Mary McBride First Row lleft to rightj-Robert Schechter, Harriet Berger. Bev- erly Harris, Rosemarie Kumiega. lda Price. Elizabeth Evans, Carol Saba. Edith Ncttig. Frances Brewster, Donald Saunders. Second Row-William Gromel, Ioanne Baroody, Grace Sheasley. Mary Kilgannon, Dorothy Iones, Mary Rittenhouse, Edward Kaleshefski. Third Row-Iames Klug, Robert Chupcavich, Robert Keller, Lee C, Malkemes, Edward Singer, Daniel K. Phillips. Ir., Charles Wenner. Harry Hankey, Fourth Row-Edward Pasek. lack Dalton. Robert Gooding. Nor- man Sallitt, lohn lames. Ioseph Steinings, Lee Howells. Absentees-Edith Lewis, D, Lippert. HOME ROOM 102 Teacher: Miss Mary Burns First Row ileft to rightl-Gloria lean Norman, Margaret Mary Roberts, Barbara Ann Lloyd, Harriet Diamond. Henrietta Cohen. Frances Solomon. Helen Ruth Dunn. Second Row-Samuel Popky, Carol Klieman, Carol Iean George, Elizabeth Arnold. Betty Coursen. Marlene Bahr. Florence Martin. Third Row-Robert Nichols, lames Grace, Barry Burden. Ronald Birnbaum, Russell Williams, Edward Lange. Gene Miller. Fourth Row-Alexander Kormas, Richard Stine. Hilbert Terville. Alvan Dalon, Gary Wolfe. Franklin Smith. Absentee- S. Livingston. HOME ROOM 103 Teacher: Miss Iosephine Lenahan First Row ilcft to right!-Nancy Beisel. Shirley Pahler, Virginia Lee Martinson, Catherine Abraham. Dorothy Philipp. Niadclvn Rinehimer. Nellie Daniels. Second Row-Iohn Norton. Beatrice VVeidlick, Margaret Storm. Dianne Freed, Lorraine VVcgr:ynnwic:. Fritz, Bleese, Third Row-Iohn Davis, Martin Klein. Iames l,eDonx, Pat Dalton, George Bolcarovic, Ronald Nsfalp, VVilliam Eyerman. Fourth Row-lohn Wznizila, Robert VVill1ams Ioseph Bird. losenli Colombo, Charles Klng. VVi.liam Ioncs. Robert Hoats. Absentees-C, Cavanaugh. C. Christian, M. Lawzano. A, Savitz, E. Kilgannon. Nl. Downey. K. Hochrelter. HOME ROOM 104 Teacher: Mrs. Katherine Malloy First Row lleft to rightl-Barbara Schmidt. Bette Sue Kline. Nan- cx' Burden. Lvnne Muriel Herskovitz. Shirley Mae Hendler. Mariorie VVolfe. Helen Hertely. Nancy Kaiser. Second Row-liarriet Felder. Helene Bransdorf. Allyce lane Vos- sler. Rebecca Ann Siller. Sheila Ann Williams. lane Ann Smith. Third Row-Robert Litzenberger. lr., Kenneth Coopcv. Charles Marowski. Ralph Kaleshefslii. Charles Mallnv. Tom' Calore. Allan Cohen. Fourth Row-Pat Monaghan. Dale Rinehimer. Iames. Stallone. lames McNeeley. Paul Hassel, Gerald Loewen, lames Loughran. lames Keating. Ab:-lentees-laines Uutter. Lillie Corbett. Audrey Luster. HOME ROOM 105 Teacher: Miss Lucille Ryan First Row llelt to rightl-Marv Ann Schwab. Barbara Ann Katan- ie. Gladvs Smith. Margaret Ann Wautkins. Adeline Bonk, Pearl Nangle. Fannv Krauss. Madeline Thomas. Second Row-Francis Karnes. Charles Middleton. Regina Man- ganella. Sherrv Wall. Eleanor Borr. Mary Vilatkins. Patricia Klinetob. Patsy Abraham, Francis Killah. Third Row-Gerald Blaine. Walter Iohnson. lohn Kellar. Anthonx- Thomas, William Price. Iohn Hagerman. Charles Rush. Thomas VVilliamson. Iohn Maneval. Fourth Row-Charles Wrohlewski. Samuel Herring. Roland Ide. Philip lenkins. Michael McLaughlin, Charles Schrader. Richard Salsbiirg. Willizim Miller. Albin Chupeavieh. Ahsentees-Robert Armitage. Melinda Snyder. HOME ROOM 107 Teacher: Miss Eleanor Ward First Row lleft to right!-loan Madden. Elsie Seelev. Marv Smith. Kathrvn Smith. Ieannine Castic. Ann Hirshbnrg. Sallv Belles. Virginia Fleming. Theodosia Maziila. Second Row- Patsx' Schwalbaeh. Madeline Desiderio, liorothv Rogers. Io Anne Sallitt. l.ois Blaine, ludv VVeinstein. llotty Uaxis. llerl Haines. Third Row-Arlen Bankes. Robert Turner. liarl Busch. Inhn Val- enti, lark VK'ard llarrv Smith, Ronnie Solomon. Fourth Row-Robert l7ilVlaggio. Robert White. Ioseph VVo:niai.. Fred Singer. hhlilliani Unrvea, Robert Solomon hvalter Rowell. Iohn Miller. Absenteesfhhh Beelter, VV. Miller. V. Gardner. HOME ROOM Ill Teacher: Mr. Andrew Stah First Row llett to right!-laeqneline Stile. Ruth Evans. Nancx' Pavne. Nlargaret Bond. lnlia Rose. loan Sekol. Dorothx' Trax. Lorraine ltlias. Second Row-loan liarris. Lfarol Hvman, Gxxen livans. Nanex- Milford. Alice MeNelis. lndith Nobel. Margaret Galle. Third Row-George Hutter. Dick Maurer. Paul Meehan. Michael Siegal, Russell Thomas. George Fritzinger. lames Pvrals. Fourth Row-Robert Tnrtnan. Paul Hvser. David Rivers. Donald Stahl David B. Sehoenfeld, Roderick Davis. Paul Brenner. Absentee- R. lftigars. I I K? X70 lf' ,- IQ QA- 'Ili M V? f ' V X i I :L ,WM ask 4 Aff , fi X ,. -x M, ,A x f ' IQ C 5 I xx S j 9 V X1 I 7 'f VCL M ., w I -'- - X L, l X A -AFQQQIN f IV ff x, y K Jjirdlb X X lf f f f ati., 2 tx mm EMM BNI X, lu f 41 F J-- 4 4, , 'iv q V, ' q w, N F W' y 4.0 ' . -, X ff? f I 2 .A X ix .Q A Q If 6 I IQQVA f f X X if ? f f 1 A K NA S D gf fi' ,f f 2,: ' Z fi? -'NT X ' s.x'Tf JN I dffylz ' ' I f QB NX: XIX QQ-L 41 EV in 'f x X V 1' s ! 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'E' : .Q R ' jx Q f f A V' '1 , Q 3 V .wx v W Klux. , if ff 3 75 ' fs f ' we I ' 3, ' X, K1 hx Q J 1 r K3 . . 4 ,p .. 5 1' ' 35 fg . .' - V A X -MA M -X V , 'l I Q 35' Sf , W W ' 3 Q 1 YE Effxv xg is , Wg w i 'L pi x 'f Q ' mf-3' Six' WW - 'KI - -'1A 71 5 P 2' V -1, aw 5 A , fix , ' A x, ,yy av ' X ' 'N W THE STUDENT COUNCIL 5 1- Q l 5 f-- l l A i T 2 i Sponsor: Miss Marian R. Hogg First Row llvlt to i'iglitl-B1n'lwara Klrrnzin. Sllcrrv Vvlall, Ruth Rush. lvlaric' Nccilliam. Nlarv Iran lfxlwarnls, lluilx Nlappcv. llorotlw Tcnagilia, lilorviirc lVlai'tln. lallian Punslion. Ivanniv Castia. Second Row-Robvrt l,il:c'i1bcrgvr, lions Allvrn, Barbara Artcmili. loan llarris Kailulecn Saba. Nlaurrcn l,allv fiiol ll nm lllinni lin ul in 71 Rib B1 lx l 'l'l11 l ri 'lil i Fil vi . , . ' i , . san ,mmi'rnian. r frta a CS fc emo ' loimx. Thiril Row-Alvan lJalon, lack YVarcl. Margaret Phillipa. Marv Grccmxald. Nanuv Marflaml. l.ucillv Malacaum Nlarilvn llcttrf. Cfarolvn Klint, Nalin' vlllioinam. loscpb Biril, losvpli lVlClis'oxxn. Fourth Rowfllonalnl livans. Marion Zatcnll Gmnvr loncs, lens: Chopvr, Robcrt llcllricli, Nlvrrltt VVl1i'rlcr, Cbarlcf Obricl. lark llilalcrbranil, Inrx Stcwkc, Billv Connors. th Row-l2icbaiil lN'lurgi.xm Sln-ldon llaxiw, Karl Gomas. Robvrt Elias. Ralph Gmllcski. linavnc Nlaicra Rolwrl l,ul:, R olwri Ruslixrorth. lllliomaa llrisk, VVilliam Obcicl, Dean Mallxcmcs. llaxial Chigos. l BANK CASHIEBS iffwaifl, m m Wfrzrviflfl im: . B-,W ,lil i ' ll' ll lll l l rl lr a li RIF 'I' -ff f Sponsor Miss Marian R. Hogg First Row llvlt lu rigyhip-Carol lilcmman. Fannv liranfx, lVlarmn lixaxu. lli-,lax lfwxli lzmilx lXl.m-xwlv llnu 1 Zugarclx, Ioannc Mimldlcmn. lim-I5 lVlappr'a, Carol Saba Nano Bciwl. Sccond Row-Ivan lapovalw, lVlarx'ann Poxxull, Phxllia Vv'alfli. Sliiilrx' laonm. liurli NYllliam-, Slmavlw Wlwlli lm rains VVQ-qrzxiiowiz, Nlargarct Smith. B4-ttv lam' Gait Ivan Ann lVlm-vi-r. Third Rowflmilln' Slillarly. Nunn Bram. Nalin' lVlarsliall, Iran Ki-llv Nlarx liii'i'izxx.ilnl llavzirl liriixnvan lx mln x Ciasiwr lam' vllioxvll, lat Sabian, lmrraim' lVllsn'xxul1. Fourth Row-f-Rirliaril llaniiin Nluliacl Slrgvl Kvniiv llmwiwx laini-X I1-llrix liiamnx livniivnnv Aiiliui li-xx lllulllxiw, lVlai'rv Kaiwr. Billv Hcflwr. h Filth Rowf-l.airy Ainilur, Robcrl Saba, Marxm bliapiio Saul Ruili. Bill llolil, Paul Row, lim Bruin-n x A Q -HWS i K... Q wiv QQ A Y x wk S Y. I g ,K L Q' .s'3?f 5 Q in in I , K In 5: ' 'ff 2 'H '3' M X-K m . , my -Q 3 L .r rv iff. ' 5 La. jr ff ff' ms? -f' -fi 115 pw! W -qw 85 4 5 3 5 ,xn,. if rw , I , at F wi? QR M2 3- 2 W W 53 Q 1igX X XS - NN Q , , wxgx X .. Q? ix N Q 'vii' X QQ '.,. ,,:-- , A f an ,QM Q 23 f 4 , 2 14 ii Q Q I Q - 'fi V' Q Q!! N Lf! I A S .1 Q 5 Q Q THE COMMERCIAL CLUB TM ILC: 3 Q ,X gg-Xgf x 4 - it f sg .5 .:,,:,. 'WS 5 :Q Www -,sr f N ' 1. wzjzq-b:--: f - 'iiilflf fc ASX :ix Spnnsnra Miss Cathrrinc McMnnmmvn At Film First Row tlcfr to r1ghlbfGr.urr Bulnclt, Loaf. Knccht. Pclcr Xvirst, l '.utr1cu.x Ibundhw lean Filllstmv, Cnnsrnncv Cfulvcrhmnsr. Shlrlrx' Thnnms. Second Row-Musa C. NIxlXl.mumn Spun u Lsthrr iirnnfhl. iiurutlw 'ivcrhxllcn Ruse Rr- kuuakfls, Ni-llic Bururk, Izmn Shun, Irnrwtu' Bird A1160 Van Iuru. iVi.lrg1.lrvt Rrdxrix, Third Row-Ann Nizlrn' Burnx Ruth irvrgn nn. Truciv Snxnfon. Phyllis Ulaxwr Iilinxrw L' Slcrlxng. Icunnc Llawncr Vicmrm films. Ruth Rudvrirk. Clcmvntini' Pttin. Abstntccs-Yxmmv Buvvi. Iillznhrih Svnmns Ilurls Ulahnn, Luis Murmv. Kneeling-Iuhn lun, lizmwld Ilnrthlrr, Inn-ph Thunms. Sponsor: Miss Catherine McMzlnni1vn Seated at Typrwriters First Row tlrft to rightp-liuris lVl.n1wpiw, Mur- llvn W'1lkrs, l.mr iiiruxcll Kcrnwlh iN1.mn. Second Row-Mnrulvn VYnIl1.nns. Ifmulx lVl.n'f uwaki. Pain' Srhdu. imiilsi' Nlugul. Third Row-Ruawll livdnf, lidxuurd Yanni-nf figs: Marv Bnnkus, Bvrvl ifckhixrr. Iflunuhrrh Coulter. Fourth Row-Brttv Inns lhwminmn In..-phxm Kurmns. Ivan luivnwtun, Uiwrutiu' Nrxxnmu limi' Ihvxs, Fifth Row-Ann Shuicr Rua lin-Q, Ixmn Ri xl strff Iidnh Curvwll Howard lmuw, 'J I M.. u..afa:Q,qw wsfx-..f 44 UL. ,HUT 9 1 Q W xg LJWW1 sr' WW K Q29 'f l I 4-w ' ,f N- 5' A ,7 2 4 . fi ,... . Y 'i R ,silk f Q' Q Q 'X'-J, XA Q K' 'Q as Q x S ,.......- W..- 5:5 YS -A am rf A .1-zzxzj' My L 1 . A I - , 6 .v---Ng, Q in A sr f ...u.w2k2.uuaE-,,M, 1 , ...W 4. , --n-an-gnu -1:1 JUNICR RED CROSS DOLL CLUB Sponsor: Miss Mary Burke First Row lleft to rightj-Mzlrlene Holtzman. Dorothy Brown, Kay O'llea. Roberta Blalteslee. Barhara llonlin. Elaine Smith, Shirley Rakauskas. Second Row-Virginia Edgar. Carol Edwards. Ieanne Marshall. Marv Pat Depalma. Nlaryan Powell. Shirley Barnmly. Third Row-Beverly Weidlieh. Helena Coury, Barham Shapiro, Barbara Iaeohson. Nanev Troxell. Roberta Hoover. RIFLE CLUB Sponro s: hir. lesse Dixon, Mr. William Morgan First Row llelt to right!-Morgan Davis. Charles Anthonv, Melxln l.ehowit:. President. Robert Miller, lim Uarragh. Second Row-lfciwarcl Casev. Milton Rirhards. lon Aston. lohn lxwis, Keith Snce, Boh llvmnnd. Leroy De Spirito. Third Row-Mr. Dixon. Rohert Domhroslci, Robert Knies. Fred Bankes, Harold llaefele. Robert lones, Merwyn Iones, Dirk Nieman, Captain. Donald Traver. David Chigos, Bernard Maus- tcrson. Mr. YV, Mnrgzin. VARIETY CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Catherine Malloy First Row lleft to right!-Barhara Schmidt, Bette Sue Kline, Aud- rey Luster, Lynne lmlerslcovitz. Shirley, Marllennler, Mariorie WVolfe. Helen llertely. Nanev Kaiser, Second Row-llelene Bransdorf. Allvee Vossler, Sheila VV1lliams. lane Anne Smith. Ann Siller, Nanev Burden. Third Row-Anthonv Calore. lames Stallone, Dale Rmehimer. Charles Maron ski. lames Keating. Luke Corhrtt. Fourth Row-Ralph Kalashelski, Allan Cohen. Kennx' Coopev. Charles Mallov, Paul llassel. Gerald Lorwen. Iames McNeely. lames Loughnan. lames Dutter. KEGIAN SOCIETY First Row lleit to rightl-Bettv Ann Smith, Carol Brent. lean lap- ovskv, laniee U'Cfonnell. President, liorothv Smith. Vice-Presb dent, listher Priestman, Maureen l.allv, Mildred Bevan, liliza- beth Symons, Second Row-Lewis Baehman. Edward Casev, Wlillitini Farris. Virginia Zimmerman. Marlene Dietrich. lanet Harrison. Marx Beth lacohs. Ruth ilnmmel. Rohert lohnson. Merwyn lones. Seargeant at Arms: Calvin Colarusso. Third Row-l,erov l7eSpirito. Dennis MeNelis Keith Bonham. Charles O'Connell. Rose lones lrene Scheihing. Margaret Smith. lean Daniels. Thomas Miller. Iames Coulter. Thomas Lallv. Mel- vin Lehowitz. AFGHAN CLUB Sponsor: Miss Helen Wentzzl First Row lleft to rightlMSliirlev Raltauslnas. Shirley Baroody, Mary llepalma. Barbara McManus. Shirley Readler. Beverly' Matzer. Naomi Siegel. Second Rowdlallian Knpstas, Helena Conn: Kav O'Dea. Barbara Donlin. Maryan Powell. llolorrs Ravitis. Ann Stelanein. Barbara Shapiro. loan Sehwah. Catherine Sehwah. Dorothv Holden. Absentee-Tohy l.ex-y. JUN IOR - SENIOR Y-TEEN S Sponsor: Miss Marry Ford First Row tlrft to rightl-Bettv Ann Smith. Dnrothv Tenaglia. Sallv Zrttles. loan Shea. lfleanore Koehan. Connie Cnlverhonse It-annie Gomh, Nanex Amos. Miriam leanne llearden, Second Row-Marv LI, Ford. Adxisor leanem- George. President. Patricia O'Connell. Ruth Roderirh. Ginger Bail, Alice Van Iura. Margaret Reddielr. Srt'retarx', Rita Bolrarovie. Beverlx' Punshon. l.ee Casliin. Ioan Nliddleton. Third Row-l.ois Kneeht. Vice President. Doris Mappes. Theresa Zugarelt. Ruth lrergnson. lhiarilvn Xvilliams. SENIOR GRCHESTRA Sponsor: Mr. Charles Davis Fir:-I Row tlrll lu inglirr -Ruin-rl I.vnrh, Immun K.1t.mm. Km' Kcnn- uix lm-in tl-Iwn iN'llll4x1'4iRlilmw Dirk Nirnmn. Srcomi Row Rn-Iwrl K i.mr lirrxtiwr Brmxkx iVi.n'x1n 'i'rlm.u i'.ml 5ih.iu Huh Sulmrlivu imun A. lmxln lfimrivs iiruli. iiiilirni Row lfrmii- l1.xarl'l51l1.um, Inxmw Il. iVl.lrqil1'ttv. Ivrrv Ml1in'r. Mr Kflmilvx linux Spuvum' iiiulnnix Arnold Bxii Ilvrvln. Rus- R.-ll Philipp, N..! W gi 5 CN, +4l,i X -. A Fw R 1 ii'-1 J UNIGR ORCHESTRA Spnnaor: Mrs. Luis Maiynalrmi iiirsl Run rl--I1 lu iiggiill--'Alun' iVi4Nvl1N. Ruth ifxnnx Karin' Kiluwx1v.m Nnnm l'.nnr iVi.irg1.ul'rt li.xllx'. Svcului Run' Runicluix linux Ni.xlg.il'vr Bumi. lnim Row, inr- l.ulnn' iflmx l.u4qm'Illw Srllc. Ni1xi1.u'l Sl1'5wl. Paul Brrunrr lnnuw XXX-Nl Tlnrnl Row-fN.xm'x Nlullmwi, Irmn iinrrw Guru ifnxnx Rnlwrr l:uvm.m tirurqr Iiuttvr llmmld Smlil. Ru'h.xr4l UANUIII. linnrtii Ruww ihlxlni Sriwvnivid. Rwiwcrt ifmigrir. Kfrirui iivm.m. ixinllr Nvmiiniiii, Amir Krliiicaix. Durulilx' Tun. iluni iivSc'r. link Munn-1. lhuui Riu-rs. Fifth Run' Paul Mvvlnlu iuniniv Nulwl. Ruxsvil iiihmims, Druid Yqhiuk iN'luh.u'l Rmmld Nm. lmm Scimi Civ.ir51v Frltzlnger. ' ff d 1 ill ab gm Q 0 hs, X Sponsor: Miss Marimwn Sicgul 'Nw im in i iulip I lvm Fira! Row lin-It In rxrqhrr-Rufwll ifuxnf. ff' . Nlciwls. Ralph Kimilrxln Ruxwli Philipp, hut I4 il iiulxxmy in Hvllx Second Row--fArlmr Sluhxmkl prvxu' : v. . Ann Smxtiw, x14'v-Vrvxilivvit lmm iVi1LimilrIun. Ninrx Third Row-ixinrx Iiruguxixl Sii1rirv'I'1.xlhilr lruxnm Hmim frm iw i7v.xrnicn. Kiingrr B.u:. wL'r0l.u'xfti'v.ixnirvv. s 323 - A AB STAGE CLUB Spovror: Mus Marian Hogg l-iral Ron wlrll iv vmfvlu Lulu-L Bruwn lmue hlwqxlrx, Rulwrt lA,,,.1,.x Srruxul Row PAM lilvrwmk lVuu.xlx1 Aulvwl' Bvlmlld Curlrx In vyviv lvu.Hv.uu Vrml Srhclhxmq Th Sponsor: Mrs. Catherine Malloy First Row 1h-fr In r1,1hr1fN.mLx lam' li.-N-1 linux Ann Srlmol lurk, Ann Hnrxhhuvg Vmvgmm Ion Chulunru Km Prrsulrnr Shlrlrx Hurmniv Prvxlnlclll lVl.uu'lm.xK Brxvrlx l,. Hqrrxx YX'I,uirlnw ,l'lmun.u 'l'lwmlow.u hxrn K.ml.xnw, vcond RnwfS.nllx Lou Brllvx lmmm- lim-...lx ll.. Bvltv fiuxnx H0.x!rln'r Xvvlniluh Marx Kllgrulmwn llornrhv Inmw Ilntu Ihnnx, Nlmx South, f5'lhux, Vau- ur bu wtnlx M.n:u1.u Hn: 1.-mln Ilppvu STu'rx'v VVJII ird R0wgAnh'lxm' Hunk I.lHx.m Kupxlnx Nlulx IM-l'.nlnm, M.1lx .un Puwcll M.nrxm'll.u Kunllnxkl Auslvvx Nfxllrr Kf.uIhvrl1w Alum hum . II 1.1 ...ur...,.. lun.. I-.W-ll, Fnzrrth Rowv4Ruhvrl Sxlwxhlrr Ruin' , r' ' - lgrludrd lmalcxlwfxkn ILL Xkml lhmu-I I'hvllnp- kvnuvrlm Loop rx. Ruiwrr 'lxurvwr Fmt: Blu-Nr. Fiffh Rovvfkfhurlcx Pnhwr l.muw l,n-linux Hmm Slnxlh. Alun Null: NIuh.wl NIrl,.ul151hIlv1 l.nnnw fVIxNn'vlx lfxuxruvs I:rm'r.m. lhxlr Rlvwhulxwx Luka' li. Lfnrlwll Xylllnun l'.krvln.ln Absentee-'I'olwx l.rx x LUNCH PATROL Sponsor: Mr, Andrvw Shah 'rst Row 411,21 u- r1,ghmr-R-wlwrr XX'nlh,nn- Hnllx If-hm Rolf.-ll Sclwchlvr Kx'xtlvVxx1.xx1 Rolwxt Kvllvr Ru!!-lln1S.Hlluh'xN M.arlln fug.lrc'k Unrv Hnnns. Sucoml Row-In-Im Inmw . . rw - V n Harm Hxldun R Inu I-Imwn, lnlxnml lhwduk, C,h.l1'lnw Nuuuo Ion-ph lin-mix, lolm XX4'nru-I, Kmullrr lonnw lr. Iuhnnv Hx fN1,1qq11- Tllicd Row--Lrrnx lPcSpur1rol1u Lf.1pl4un Mn-uuxn yu...-N, L., c...,, mm Ilmvlvx lvrmlvr In'ulcn.nnl Wullx lunvls l,n'uIvn.ml. LIZ THE USHEBS CLUB Sponsor: Miss Casimir Tyburski First Row lleft In riqhtj-liniilx' Mmnwslti, l.uu1w Mnlfiuirnc. ltmr Liillwrt, Bcttv Ann Smith, Amlrcv Grt-cn. 'l'hcr- Y rm Zugurclt. lnfm Midcllcton, loan Vnritlvrlmrg. lhvllis Glnsxnrr, lili-.umwrv Strrlinq. luyu' lnltixlwuvitz. Mary Brislm, Second RowflVl1llic Cloclcvr, Bcttv Lou Iohnmn. leuin Ktxtnnic. Pntn Fox. Ruclicllt- Gnrtlm-r, llortwtln' li. Smith, Inner Harrison, Innicr O'Cnnncll. B.1rl'1.xr.i Gculrhiirt, lrwic Rmlcritlt, lbrwlurra Rnxltiw, Bt-vt-rlv liurslvn, Autlrcy lltwu. 'llhirtl Row-Anna' Mttriti Burns. lixtilyn Thmnns llnlurcs VVifl1t, lVlqiri.un Itnmnt' lltnirtlt-n, lVl.tr1.mm- l'vt'liul1s. lVl.irlf lvn Peters. Ginger Bair., Nanfv Nlnrslzincl. Bt'vt'rlv Punfhon, Gavlc Innes, K.utlilt-cn. Hcrtgixmlrr. Ruth llnmmrl. Nlarahull. Fourth Row-Arlene Slzihinmlti. Run' Rdlmiiskns, lane Yxnigcr, Units' Burnett. llnrntlw 'l'rrlullv, Icmn Nliillstvff. Rim Bulcttrnvic, Sylvia Schcctnmn, Ruth Rmlvricli. liilccn Nlcllcrmutt, lt'.mnr llvlms, l,m-. Kncclit. lfsthvr Frzinchi. Fifth Rnw-Ruhcrt Lint, ltxmes Benson. lingerie Finkelstcin. l..irrv Iunw. lmxxis H.ichm.m. Ruhrrt Sixhntuw, VViIl1.im Sfhxnlngen. Donald Frev, Russell Philipp, lcrrv Cuhrn Frt-tl Sclwihing. Ruhr-rt l.vnt'h. Sixth Row-Philip Gnlltighrr, Kvith Surf, Icrrv lVlillcr. lusrph Knorr. llmmlnl llripftcln, Rolwrt llvnwutl, Ruhrrt ' J Umhul. 'lihunms Prislt. Ruhcrt VVcst. NV.tltr'r Ryhitwki. lluhcrt Willnnns lx.m lrttit, BULLETIN BOYS Left tn right-lhlixs lVl.irt1m'r1lv llurvlmu. Spulv-uv XV.xrrvn l7.xvm' llaxltl Cllltlus. Rlt'll.lrtl Hush lixrl vlllvr-linux lmluw llvuwvu. 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O x Fourth Row!-Ruth Aston, Dumlhv Bruxxn, Mariannv Linrlm Barham Zan.-fl Marllxu lwuu H1-ru Mauw kmurxi Q lflalm' Smith, Katlw lvlitfhrll. liuruthv l.anC. llarrict Brrrxman, Guru lfxaur lllnllu XYalxh iiarlrara Shapnrl Q lawns Iran Clark. Nanvv vlwruxrll. lunv ilunqartvr. L Fifth Row-Carol Ivan Smith. Ruhrrta Bl.1lxvflrv. li1'vH'irrIa Txinxnslu, Shlrlvv lwwux Iuan XX'alp Mari Iran lxalixarll Slwila Vililliams. Lllairr Pavnv. Nlarv lfllvn lhiurphx, Run-lnarx Scluxxalr Nlarqarvi iiarvtr Alum- llhvlllpx har Ann lfniwarcis. Virginia lfllgar, Sixth Row-Ralph Brurhl. Iamcs Cfluxdv. Marxin Ialxuhmn: Bill kflmllvvigrr, kflvru Mullxrrll llarrx lim-W Nr-iw lulinsuu, lirrrict Vvlwvlrr Kfalxin Kiularnlxuw lamvx larlv 'lihnnmx hhlulfv. 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Griffiths, F. S.uic'rw1nc. Second Row-I.. ilu' Splrxtu. B. Niliirx' R. iiqiwixms E. Urwnnfllv. iiunqartvr, C. VVUHC. F. Nuidrvif, T. licwiwr 1. Mu..-., 1. rvlilrv. T. Priyk. Third Row-M. Iumw, S. Cimilmln. B. Bcrtmnx, IJ. Brlslm, VY. Uhcui. R. Gmiirski. I. Elias. B. Rushxuwrth. A i7unihlx', ii. Stvuwr. Xviupplr, li. Bush. FOOTBALL 1949 WON -1 I.US'I' 4 Tllill l 4 1 1gy1gR5 Ol'PONIiN'I'S N I U Nnnticuiw 19 V T i.ilVii5Viii0 fi ti Plains 5 . U Plymmltli TIS 1 I T Cmlglilili U NSI 1 ' ? X, I2 Kingston l'5 I8 Luxvrm' I4 27 I Ianowr 7 13 Ci. A. R. 19 THE COACHES CO-CAPTAINS Eugene Mcicrs First Run :ll-rx lu nmluv' lun lwl llulmcllx N'crvr.mrx llvv Strlmsl Row-lmlwx llxvxxxtrr If lulu l'1ulx lfllll Xxvullv, 11.4.-4 Row 1-....1 Al lxlvx luluu lrxxl lm'5.uxlwlt lfuurtll Row lx.m llvllll lull. lfxuna, lilll linux llxll XYM. lfiltlx Row-f-Ivrrx Rulwzvn lil-lv s l.x lxmr, Bob K'--umwrx Bxll W mu. XX. 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GIRLS TUMBLIN G TEAM Sponsor: Nfisw Imam Dcohold Fira! Row mlvfr ro rx,1hlr-'th-rrrudr l'l.uxu4-'uh lI.nr1vf lic:-gvr Xyllxmx Hurlvr Rou'vn.1r1v Kxmxvuuum ll.ulr iullvx Kfnlhrllnn Hull.-1 Stfnnd Row' fN1.uru'll.u ifarv lwm 'llvruudlurv M.nI4vxx4- Ilwx I,m Z.molxkv Ixnn XYMIQ Nhwrlwx l'.dwln'r lwrrlm Kunvm Third Row-'Nmvnu bn-qvl ldozvmr l.nr llllmu l'um-Jvon Nxt 1.5.-H 11.',.m.1.'. If--14-n K..X,w.-, f4..,1,.-,....' Am.,-, l..x..- lv.-K.-,-, BOYS GYM TEAM Sponsor: Mr. john Nagle Hrs! Row llvlr H' rv-vlvrv I2.-rwrr Iu...1 Im. XXMW-1 lim IM--xx ll! S.-Q.-mi RW 7H..f.xm r:.N..x n'..,N, le.-,...u.1 M.N.,,u1 l...L l...L -.XH 1.-h.1xx'.-fm.-V :mx l..s,,.x THE COMMENCEME NT PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1950 Overture- The Golden Sceptre .,,.,,.......,,.,,..,,,,.A.,,,,.A.,,,,,,,.A. R. Schlepegrill Elmer L. Meyers High School Orchestra Mr. Charles H. Davis, Conductor Processional-Class of 1950 War March from Athalian ,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,........,,,,,,,,.,.l,,,...,, Mendelssohn Invocation ...,,,,,.......,.......,,.....,..,.,.,,..,,,........ The Reverend George R. Savige Firwood Methodist Church, Wilkes-Barre Chorus- Lord, We Pray In Mercy Lead Us from Finlandia Sibelius Senior Chorus Directed by Mr. Charles H. Davis Remarks .........,,,....,..........,,,.,.......,,. ...................,.,...,,.... M r. I. Franck Dennis Principal. Elmer L. Meyers High School Introduction of Platform Guests Superintendent of Schools Mr. A. E. Bacon Members of Board of Education Dr. Marcus E. Miller Commencement Address .,....,,. .,,.r,,,,,.. . Mr. I. Harry May Mr. Harry R. Gillman Mr. Charles C. Noble Dean of Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University Chorus- Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor ,,..,.. .....,,,,.,,,,,.,,,....,,.. B erlin Senior Chorus Awarding of Diplomas ......,...,,.......,,..,,.,....,....... ,..,,,. D r. Marcus E. Miller Chorus- Land of Hope and Gloryv .....,.,.,i,.,....,.............,....,.,.....,,,.,,, Elgar Senior Chorus Benediction .,,.....,,..,,.,,,.,.,.,......,,,,.,.......,.,,,,. The Reverend George R. Savigc Class Song Alma Mater CLASS SONG With joyous voices now we sing Praise to Meyers High Endless devotion ever bring As years go swiftly by. CHORUS Loud and long we sing this song to you our Alma Mater strong Sadly we leave friendly halls to tread the road of life. We will always think of you Our Alma Mater true While we work our long life tthrough We'll ever sing your praise. Music: Nancy Thomas Words: Barbara Gearhart FAREWELL SONG Farewell to our classmates The finest in the land And their helping hand The memories of Meyers Will forever stay We'll think of you often Though we're far away. CHORUS The hour is nigh When you and I Must say to each adieu It's hard to feel This day is real Our high school days are through And as we go our faces show A tear in every eye Our hearts will grieve We hate to leave Meyers High Words: Heather Brooks Music: Ierris Miller Farewell Song ALMA MATER From hall and class thy students come, From fields thy warriors bold To raise with honor, glory, love, The royal blue and gold. So now, to dear old Meyers High, We proudly stand and sing, While clear against the azure blue, Thy honored name we fling. When we must leave thy guiding hand, To take our place in life, Then we will keep thy honor clear, Through all our joy and strife And when the hand of memory Rolls back time's gathering haze, We'll pause once more, as now we do, To sing again thy praise. CHORUS Loud and long Let us raise the song of glory As thy banners of truth Proudly fly On through life, in our hearts We will cherish Steadfast forever, Meyers High. Words: Ellen Roberts, '32 Music: Mrs. Annette Gilbert ft114!Q,,.-,A Q-'g tr . ... .. if 1 o Q W I - H , ii J .Maw it if 2 'V' ,m ill .47 Q ' . ' :ill Sk fl -gk 'i ,vi is S -BP 'fv5,.,,,,11f ALFRED AGELOFF IEANNE CASNER SENIOR INDEX Basketball l-2-3-4, Football l-2-3-4. M Club 3-4. Track 2-3-4. Class Bas- ketball l-2, lunior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 4, Class Cashier 4. gramztics 4. H. R. Representative 3. Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior ay . GUS ALEXION IAMES BALMER Swimming 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Chapel Program 3. Iunior Prom Committee 3. Ninth Grade Chorus l. H. R. Rep- resentative 3. Senior Prom Committee 4, 7th Grade Glee Club. Gym Team 2, Usher's Club 2-3. MARY BANKUS Class Volleyball 2, Amateur Night 2-3, Dramatics 4, Commercial Club 4, Varietya Club 7, Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Re- serves . FLORENCE BARLOW Volleyball 2-3, Basketball 2-3-4, Swimming 3, Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Volleyball 2-3-4. Class Baseball 2-3-4, 7th Grade Glee Club, 8th Grade Glee Club. SAMUEL BAROODY Football l-2. Baseball l-2, Wrestling I-2. Track l-2. Class Basketball 2, Class Cashier 2, Ninth Grade Chorus l, 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. Lunch Patrol 7-8. PAUL BARROUK M Club 4, Wrestling 3-4. Track 3-4. Class Basketball l-2, Chapel Pro- gram 3-4, Iunior Prom Committee 3-4. Senior Prom Committee 3-4, 7th rade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol 2-3, Gym Exhibi- tion 2, Gym Team l-2, Stage Club 3-4. Bulletin Boys l-2. GEORGE BATH Basketball l-2, Christmas Play 4. Athletic Association I-2. CONSTANCE BECKWITH Class Basketball 3-4. Majorette 3-4, Class Ni ht Aide 3. Iunior Prom Committee 3, Dramatics 4, Band Concert 3-4, Water Ballet 3-4. IEANETTE BIRD Basketball 1-2-3-4. Class Basketball I-2-3-4. Amateur Night 2-3. Com- mercial Club 4, 7th Grade Glee Club, Variety Club, Senior Girl Reserves. THOMAS BIRD Christmas Play 4. RITA BOLCAROVIC Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Night Aide 3, Social Club 2, Usher's Club 3-4, Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. ELIZABETH BOND Elmprint. Assistant Editor 4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 2, Amateur Night 3. Ninth Grade Chorus l, H, R. Representative l, Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Colophon. YVONNE BOND Class Volleyball 2. Iunior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3. Christ- mas Play 4, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Ke ian Society 2-3. Commercial Club 4. Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2. Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. PATRICIA BORLAND Class Volleyball l, Maiorette 3-4, Chapel Program 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 2-3, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Festival 4. Ninth Grade Chorus l. Kegian Society l, Iunior H. S. Glee Club l, Band Concert 3-4. Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Operetta l, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. NELLIE BORUCH Amateur Night 2, Commercial Club 4. Variety Club, Iunior Girl Reserves HEATHER BROOKS Chapel Program l-2-3-4. Iunior Prom Committee 3, Christmas Play 3-4. Modern Choir 3-4. Class Cashier 7, Iunior Orchestra 7-8, Varsity Orch- estra l-2-3-4. Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7-8, Modern Choir Concert 3-4. Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. Com- mencement Orchestra l-2-3. Amatenr Nite Orchestra I-2-3, Operetta Orchestra 2-3-4, Iunior Girl Reserves. GRACE BURNETT Elmprint. Subscription Manager 4, Class Nite Aide 3, Amatenr Night 4. Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representative I-2. Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7-8-9. Operetta l. Commercial Club. President 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2, Usher's Club 2-3-4, Iunior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4, Iunior Honor Society 3, Senior Honor Society 4. ANN MARIE BURNS Elmprint 4. Class Basketball 3. Class Night Aide 3. Amateur Night 2, Christmas Play 7. Commercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club 7. Eighth Grade Glee Club 8. Social Club 2, Usher's Club 2-3-4, Iunior girl Reserves 3. Office Assistants 4. Elmprint Typing Staff. Senior Honor ociety. IOAN BUTLER Class Basketball l-2. Iunior Prom Committee 3, Amatenr Night 3, Ninth Grade Chorus 9. Sewing Club 2-3. Operetta l, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club l-2, lunior Girl Reserves3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. DELPHINE CARR Elmprint 3. Chapel Program 4. Iunior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 2-3, Dramatics 4. Senior Prom Committee 4, 7th Grade Glee Club 7. 8th Grade Glee Club 8. Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4. AILEEN CASHIN Elmprint 4. Class Basketball 3, Class Volleyball l-2-3, Chapel Program l. Class Night Aide 3, lunior Prom Committee 3. Iunior Orchestra 7-8-l, Varsity Orchestra l-2-3-4. Dramatics 4, 7th Grade Glee Club 7, Sth Grade Glee Club 8. Social Club 2, Commencement Orchestra I-2-3. Amateur Night Orchestra 2-3. Operetta Orchestra l-4, Iunior Girl Reser- ves 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4. Elmprint 7-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Volleyball 2-3-4. Amateur Night 2-3. Class Cashier 4. Commercial Club 4, Glee Club 7-8. I.lsl1el's Club 2-3-4. Office Assistants 4. CARL CAVANAIIGH Football l-2-3-4, M Club 3-4, President: Track 2-3-4. Class Cashier 2. H. R. Representative 4. Senior Prom Committee 4. Glee Club 7-8. Lunch Patrol 1-2. Senior Council 4, President. EUGENE CHISMER Football l-2-3-4, M Club 3-4, Wrestling 3, Track l-2-3-4. Class Basket- ball l-2-3-4, Class Baseball l-2-3-4. junior Prom Committee 3. Art Club 2-3. Teller. Senior Prom Committee, Senior Play. MARTIN COOK Ygrgstling 3-4, Modern Choir 4, Modern Choir Concert 4. Gym Team EDITH CORNELL Amateur Night3, Sewing Club 2. Commercial Club 4, Variety Club 7. Social Club 2. Iunior Girl Reserves 3. ELIZABETH gl. COULTER Amateur ight 3. Christmas Play 4, Commercial Club 4. Glee Club 7. Social Club 2. Iunior Girl Reserves 3. CONSTANCE LEE CULVERHOUSE Elmprint Z-3-4, Editor: Chapel Program 3-4. Class Night Aide 3. Amateur Night 2. Modern Choir 3-4, District Festival 4, Ninth Grade Chorus I. Modern Choir Concert 3-4. Commercial Club 4. Glee Club 7-8, Social Club 2, Usher's Club 2-3-4. Iunior Girl Reserves 2-3. President: Senior Girl Reserves 4 Treasurer. JAMES DARRAGH Wrestling 1-2. Swimming 4. Rifle Club 3-4. Gym Team I-2. ROBERT DAVIES IUNE M. DAVIS Amateur Night 3. Christmas Play 4. Ninth Grade Chorus l, Dramatics 4. Sewing Club 3. Commercial Club 4. Glee Club 8. Social Club 2. Iunlor Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. Office Assistants 4. Cooking Club 4. Senior Play Committee. MORGAN DAVIS Track 2-4, Class Basketball 2, Modern Choir 4. Rifle Club 3-4. Modern Choir Concert 4. Glee Club 7-8. Lunch Patrol 7-8. WILLIAM LEIGH DAVIS Colophon 3. Basketball l-2-3. Football 2-3-4. Class Basketball 2-3. Class Baseball 2-3, Iunior Prom Committee 3. Iunior Orchestra I. H. R. Rep- resentative 1-2, Variety Club 7. Senior Prom Committee. WILLIAM DERVIN Track 3, Football 3, Chapel Program 2-3-4. Christmas Play 2-3-4, Modern Choir 2-3-4. Ninth Grade Chorus l. Iunior Orchestra 2, Varsity Orch- estra 3-4, Band 2-3-4. Band Concert 2-3-4, Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4. Lunch Patrol 7. Gym Exhibition 2, Commencement Orchestra 3. PATRICIA DONAHUE Amateur Night 3-4. Commercial Club 4. Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Re- serves 3. Senior Girl Reserves. EDWARD DONNELLY . Football 3-4, M Club 3-4. Track 3-4, Class Basketball I-2. Ninth Grade Chorus l. Glee Club l. Senior Prom Committee 4, Variety Club 7. Gym Team l, Senior Class Office, Treasurer: Senior Council DONALD DORANG Baseball 3-4. Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4. Rifle Club 3. Lunch Patrol 4. MAUREEN DOSTER Class Basketball 2-3, Class Volleyball 2-3. Cha el Program 4. Amateur Night 2-3. Christmas Play 4. Class Cashier 2, R. Representative 2-4. Glee Club 7-8. Senior Council 4. FLORENCE DUNBAR Basketball 3, Amateur Night 3. Sewing Club 4. BERYL ECKHART Class Basketball 4. Amateur Ni ht 2, Commercial Club 4, 8th rade Glee Club. Iunior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 3-4. Elmprint Typing Staff 4. IOHN ELIAS Q Basketball 2-4, Baseball 4, Class Basketball 2, Gym Exhibition 2. VICTORIA ELIAS Sewing Club 4, Commercial Club 4. 8th Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. lunior Girl Reserves 2-3. DOROTHY EVANS Class Basketball 4, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Iunior H. S. Glee Club l. Iunior Girl Reserves Z. NORMAN EVANS Football 2-3-4, M Club 4, Track 2-3. RUSSELL EVANS Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, Chapel Program 8, Iunior Prom Committee. Ninth Grade Chorus. Art Club 3-4. lunior H. S. Glee Club, Commercial Club 4. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. ELIZABETH H. FANNON Afghan Club 3. 7th Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. RUTH IOAN FERGUSON Commercial Club 4, 8th Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2. l,Isher's Club 2, Iunior Glrl Reserves. Senior Girl Reserves. IEAN FILLISTINE Class Basketball l. Maiorette 3-4, lunior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 2, Ninth Grade Chorus l. H. R. Representative 3. Iunior H. S. Glee Club, Band Concert 3. Operetta l. 7th Grade Glee Club, 8th Grade Glee Club, Social Club l, Usher's Club 2-3. EUGENE S. FINKELSTEIN Swimming l-2. Chapel Program 2-3-4, Class Night Aide 3. Class Cashier 1. Ninth Grade Chorus, Iunior H. S. Glee Club, Band 2-3-4, Band Con- cert 2-3-4, Operetta l, 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club, Gym Exhibition 1. Llsher's Club 2-3-4. Senior Honor Society. ALICE FRAIL Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves. ESTHER FRANCHI Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Basketball l-2-3. Class Volleyball 1-2-3, Christmas Play 4. Commercial Club 4. 8th Grade Glee Club, Variety Club 7, Social Club 2. Usher's Club. 2-3-4. Iunior Girl Reserves. Senior Girl Reserves. DON FREY Elmprint 1-2-3. Class Basketball 2, Cheer Leader 4, H. R. Representative I-2. Band l-2-3. Band Concert l-2-3. Lunch Patrol l-2. Gym Team 1-2, Llsher's Club 3-4. Senior Honor Society. PHILIP GALLAGHER Elmprint 4, Track 2-3, Class Nite Aide 3. Cheer Leader 3-4. Modern Choir 2-3, President 4: Ninth Grade Chorus, lunior H. S. Glee Club. Senior Prom Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Operetta I. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. Usher's Club 2-3-4, Senior Class Officer, Vice-President: Senior Council, Slide Operator 8-1-2. District Chorus 4, Football Manager 2, Senior Honor Society. NORMAN GATES Football l-2-3, Baseball 2-3-4, Track l. Class Basketball 2-3. Class Base- ball l. Iunior Prom Committee 3. Ninth Grade Chorus l, Art Club 1, 7th Ggade Glee Club, 8th Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol l. Gym Exhib- ition , BARBARA ANNE GEARHART Elmprint 2-3-Editor 4, Volleyball 2. Swimming-Water Ballet 3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, Chapel Program 2-3-4, Class Night Aide 3, Iunior Prom Committee 2-3. Cheer Leader 4, Amateur Night 2-3-4, Christmas Play 2-3, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representative 7-I-4. Iunior H. S. Glee Club, Modern Choir Concert 3-4. Operetta 1, 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club, l,Isher's Club 2-3-4, Senior Council, Vice-President, 4: Iunior Girl Reserves 3-4, Iunior Honor Society 2-3, Music Festival 4, Senior Honor Society. CHARLES GENDER Class Basketball 2-3, Iunior Prom Committee 2. Ninth Grade Chorus, gl. R. Representative, Iunior H. S. Glee Club. Operetta 1. Variely Club IEANETTE GEORGE Class Basketball 3-4, Class Volleyball I-2-3. Class Night Aide 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 2-3, Christmas Play 3-4, Modern Choir 3-4. Class Cashier 4. Ninth Grade Chorus. H. R. Representative 2, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Operetta 1. 7th Grade Glee Club, 8th Grade Glee Club, Social Club, Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves. President, 4: Senior Play Committee. ALLAN GERSTEIN ' Basketball 2, Swimming 2-3. Class Basketball 2-3. Class Baseball 2-3, Swimming Club 2-3, German Club l-2-3. PHYLLIS GLASSER Class Basketball 3-4, Class Volleyball 2-3-4, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Class Night Aide 3, Amateur Night 3-4. Class Cashier 2-3. Commercial Club 4. Usher's Club 3-4, Office Assistants 3-4, Elmprint Typing Staff 4, Iunior Honor Society. Senior Honor Society. BETTY JANE GOODMAN Christmas Play 4, Commercial Club 4, Cooking Club 4. REVA MAE GOSS Commercial Club 4. Social Club 2. l,Isher's Club 2-3. TOM GOULDEN Basketball 2. Class Basketball 2-3, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Orchestra Concert 2, Iunior Orchestra, Varsity Orchestra 2. Swimming Club 2-3, Band. Band Concert, Lunch Patrol. Commencement Orchestra. Amateur Nite Orchestra. Operetta Orchestra. AIIDREY GREEN Colophon 3, Volleyball 1-2-3. Class Basketball l-2-3-4. Class Volleyball l-2-3. Class Night Aide 2-3, Amateur Night 2-3, H. R. Representative 2, President 1: Operetta. Colophon Staff 3, l,Isher's Club 2-3-4, Senior Play. Senior Honor Society. GILBERT GRIFFITH Football l-2-3-4, Baseball 4. M Club 4. Track l-3, Class Basketball 2-3, Class Baseball 1, lunior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 4. Ninth Grade Chorus l. German Club 1-2-3, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club. Lunch Patrol l, Gym Exhibition 3. CHARLES GROFF Chapel Program 2-3-4, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Varsity Orchestra 2-3-4. Band 2-3-4. Band Concert 2-3-4. Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Com- mencement Orchestra 2-3. Amateur Nite Orchestra 2-3-4. Operetta Orch- estra 2. ROBERT M. GROHOL Elmprint 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Football l-2, Baseball l.2,3.4, M Club 3-4. Class Basketball 2-3. Chapel Program 2-3. Iunior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 2-3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Varsit Orchestra l-2-3. H. R. Representative 2-4. Art Club 3-4. Iunior H. Glee Club. Operetta. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Gvm Exhibition. Senior Council. Commencement Orchestra l-2-3, Amateur Nite Orchestra 2-3-4. ALLEN GLITSTEIN Basketball 1-2-3-4, M Club 3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4. IEAN M. HELMS Class Basketball 3-4, Chapel Program 4. Amateur Night 3, Ninth Grade Chorus. Art Club 3-4, Operetta 2. Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club. Iunior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Afghan Club 1-2, Senior Play Committee. HAROLD HIRTHLER ' Elmprint 4. Basketball 2-3. Football 2-3, Class Basketball 2, Iunior Prom Committee 3 H. R. Representative 2. Commercial Club 4. Lunch Patrol I. BETTY HONTZ LOIS L. HIIFFORD Swimming 3. Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Baseball 2-3, Class Volley- ball 2-3-4, Amateur Night 2-3, Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves. ROBERT HULLII-IAN Football 1-2. Track 1-2, Class Cashier 3, Lunch Patrol. ELWOOD HUNGARTER Football 2-3-4. M Club 4. Wrestling 3-4, Track 3, Swimming 2-3-4. Class Basketball 2-3-4. Gym Exhibition 2. RICHARD IAMES Baseball 3-4, Swimming 2-3-4. Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Baseball 2-3-4, Gym Exhibition 2. SHIRLEY IAMES ' Elmprint 4, Basketball l. Swimming 3. Chapel Program 2, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 2-3, Christmas Play 4, Dramatics 4, Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves. Senior Girl Reserves. IOHN IEVIT Basketball 3, Baseball 3, M Club 3-4, Commercial Club 4. IEAN IOHNSTON Basketball 3-4, Swimming 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Baseball 2-3-4. Class Volleyball 2-3-4. Swimming Club 2-3. Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves. HOWARD JONES M Club 4, Track 3-4, Commercial Club 4. ALBERT KAISER Amateur Night 3, Swimming Club 4. THOMAS E. KASZETA Football 3. Gym Team 2-3. CHARLES KELLAR Swimming 2-3-4. Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, Rifle Club 3, Lunch Patrol 4. HARRY KEMMERER Class Basketball 2, IRVING KLEINMAN Basketball 2, Wrestling 2-3-4. Track 2, Swimming 3-4. Class Basketball g,3Class Baseball 2, Swimming Club 3-4. Gym Exhibition 2, Gym Team LOIS KNECHT Class Basketball 2-3. Class Volleyball l-2. Class Night Aide 3, H. R. Representative 2, Senior Prom Committee 4. Commercial Club 4, Vice- President: Iunior Girl Reserves 3. President: Senior Girl Reserves 4, Vice-President: Office Assistants 4. ROBERT KNIES Iunior Prom Committee 3. Christmas Play 4. Rifle Club 3-4, Senior Play. IOSEPH I. KNORR Elmprint I-2-4, Basketball 1-2, Baseball 3-4. Track I-2, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 3-4, Chapel Program l-4, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Cheer Leader 3-4, Amateur Night 4. Christmas Play l-3. Modern Choir 3-4, Class Cashier l-3, Ninth Grade Chorus l. Home Room Representative l-2, Iunior High School Glee Club l, Senior Prom Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Operetta 1, Gym Exhibition I. Gym Team 1-2. Bulletin Boys l. IOSEPHINE KORMAS Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Volleyball 1-2, Class Night Aide 3, Ama- teur Night 3. Christmas Pla 4, Dramatics 4, Sewing Club 2, Commer- cial Club 4, Social Club 2, llunior Girl Reserves 3, Office Assistants 4. CLEMENTINE KIIPSTAS Amateur Night 3. Seventh Grade Glee Club. Afghan Clug 3. PETER KUTSLIP ARTHUR LAROSE Football 2-3-4, M Club 4. Track 2-3-4, Class Basketball l-2-3-4, Class Baseball l-2-3-4, Modern Choir 4, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Modern Choir Concert 4. Lunch Patrol l. MELVIN LEBOWITZ Iunior Prom Committee 3, Kegian Society 3-4, Rifle Club I-2-3, President 4: Senior Prom Committee 4, Band 3. IOSEPH A. LENAHAN Stage Club 2-3-4, Amateur Night 4. LEON A. LEVIN Class Basketball I-2-3-4. Class Basketball 1-2-3-4. Varsity Orchestra 4. Band l-2-3-4. Band Concert 1-2-3-4. BETTY IANE LINDENMIITH Chapel Program l, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 2-3. Christ- mas Play 7, Modern Choir 3-4. Ninth Grade Chorus l. H. R. Represent- ative 7. Sewing Club 2. Modern Choir Concert 3-4. Operetta 1, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. lunior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4, Cooking Club 4, Senior Play. ROBERT LINE Chapel Program 2-3-4. Amateur Night 2-3. Christmas Play 2-3-4. Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Iunior Orchestra. Varsity Orchestra 2-3-4, Senior Prom Committee 4. Band 2-3-President 4, Band Concert 2-3-4, Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. Senior Class Office 4, President: Commencement Orchestra 2-3-4, Amateur Night Orchestra 2-3. Operetta Orchestra, Iunior Honor Society 2-3-4. Senior Honor Society. SHIRLEY MMDOIIGALL Elmprint 4, Chapel Program, Amateur Night 3-4. Operetta l, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves, Senior Play. KENNETH MANN Chapel Program 3. Ninth Grade Chorus, Operetta, Commercial Club Eighth Grade Glee Club. DORIS MAPPES I Amateur Night 3. Christmas Play 4. Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus. H. R. Representative 1-4, Senior Prom Committee, Modern Choir Concrt 2-3-4. Operetta. Commercial Club 4. Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2, Senior Council 4. Iunior Girl eserves. EMILY MAROWSKI Colophon 4. Class Night Aide 3. Amateur Night 3, Christmas Play 4. ' Class Cashier 4. Operetta, Commercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. Colophon Staff 4, Usher's Club 2-3-4, Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society. f .vo swf .ha , . . 1 , it r IAMES MARQUETTE Chapel Program 3. Iunior Prom Committee 3. Modern Choir 2-3-4. Var- sity Orchestra 2-3-4. German Club 2-3, Iunior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee 4. Band 2-3-4. Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4. 7th Grade Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Gle Club. Commencement Orchestra 2-3. Amateur Nite Orchestra 3. Operetta Orchestra 3. PATTIE MASON Elmprint 4. Amateur Night 2-3. Christmas Play 2-3-4. Modern Choir 2-3-4. Ninth Grade Chorus. H. R. Representative8. Iunior H. H. Glee Club. Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4. Operetta. Sth Grade Glee Club. Iunior Girl Reserves. BERNARD MASTERSON 1 Chapel Pro ram 4. Christmas Play I. Modern Choir 2-3-4. Varsity Orch- estra 3-4. Rifle Club 4. Modern Choir 3-4. Commencement Orchestra 3. Amateur Nite Orchestra 3. Operetta Orchestra 4. EILEEN McDERMOTT Class Basketball 4. Iunior Prom Committee. Amateur Night 2. Christmas Play 4, Class Cashier 2. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. Usher's Club 3-4. Iunior Girl Reserves, Senior Play. IOAN McHUGH Volleyball 2-3. Basketball 3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Volleyball 2-3-4. Majorette 3-4. Chapel Program l. Amateur Night 2-3. Orchestra Concert 3-4. Ninth Grade Chorus, Iunior H. S. Glee Club, Operetta 1. 8th Grade Glee Club. lunior Girl Reserves. IOAN MIDDLETON Elmprint 4. Colophon 3. Co-editor 4: Basketball 3. Class Basketball 2-3. Class Baseball 2-3. Class Volleyball 2-3. Chapel Program 8. Class Night Aide 3. Iunior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 2-3-4. Class Cashier 4. Ninth Grade Chorus. H. R. Representative 3. rt Club 3-4. Iunior H. S. Glee Club. Operetta 2. Sth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. Secretary: Colophon Staff 3-4, Usher's Club 2-3-4. lunior Girl Reserves 2-3. Senior Girl Reserves 4. Iunior Honor Society. Senior Honor Society. IERRIS K. MILLER Swimming I-2-3-4. Class Basketball l-2-3-4, Chapel Program 1-2-3-4. lunior Prom Committee. Modern Choir 3-4. Class Cashier 1. Ninth Grade Chorus. Iunior Orchestra l-2-3. Varsity Orchestra 2-3-4. H. R. Represent- ative l, Band l-2-3-4. Band Concert I-2-3-4. Modern Choir Concert 3-4. Operetta l. Commencement Orchestra l-2-3. Amateur Nite Orchestra 3. PAUL MILLER Football 1-2-3-4. Baseball l. M Club I-2-3-4. Wrestling 1-2-3-4. Track 2-3-4. Christmas Play 4. H. R. Representative 3, Gym Team 2. THOMAS MILLER Chapel Program 3. Kegian Society 3-4. WARREN MILLER Swimming 4. Class Basketball 7-8. Class Baseball 7-8. Chapel Program 8. Cheer Leader 4. Christmas Play 4. Art Club 2-3. lunior H. S. Glee Club. gh Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. Lunch Patrol. Deroration ommittee. LOUISE MOGUL Commercial Club 4. Senior Cooking, Club. Olney High School. Philadelphia. ennsylvania 10th Grade Play, Dramatic Club 2-3. Spanish Club 2. Tennis Team 2. Red Cross 2-3. Basketball Team 2. Girls in White l. Bowling Team 1. PATTSI MOOD Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Volleyball 2. Class Baseball 2-3-4. Amateur Night 2-3. Social Club 2. IAMES MOORE Football 2-3. M Club 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 1-2-3-4. Track 2-3-4. Class Basketball 2-3. Iunior Prom Committee 3, H. R. Representative 3. Iunior H. S. Glee Club 1. Gym Exhibition 2. Gym Team 1-2-3. ROBERT S. MOORE Track 2. Swimming 2-3, Class Basketball 2-3. Class Baseball 2-3. Class Cashier 2. H. R. Representative 2, Swimming Club 2-3. Art Club 3. Senior Prom Committee 4. 7th Grade Glee Club, 8th Grade Glee Club. Variety Club. Gym Team 2. LAWRENCE MOSS Track 3. Class Basketball 2. 7th Grade Glee Club. IOAN MULSTEFF Amateur Night 2-3. Commercial Club 4. Variety Club 7. Social Club. 2 Treasurer: Usher's Club 2-3-4. Iunior Girl Reserves 2-3. Iunior Honor Society 2. Senior Honor Society. WILLIAM MURPHY Football 2-3-4. M Club 4. Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Baseball 1-2-3-4. Class Volleyball l-2-3-4. Ninth Grade Chorus. Art Club 1-2-3. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. Gym Team 3-4. LOIS MURRAY Amateur Night 2. H. R. Representative l. Operetta 1. Commercial Club 4. 8th Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl .Reserves 4. BERNARD NAGLE M Club 3, Treasurer 4: Track 2-3-4. Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Base- leall 2-3-4. Class Volleyball 2-3-4. Ninth Grade Chorus. Band 3-4. Band oncert 3-4. CLAIRE NAUSS Volleyball 2. Cheer Leader 4. Amateur Night 2-3. Ninth Grade Chorus 1. H. R. Representative 4. Senior Prom Committee 4. Operetta l. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. Social Club Z, Senior Council 4. Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. FRED NEDDOFF Basketball I. Football 2-3-4. M Club 4. Wrestling 3. Track 2. Class Basketball 3. Class Baseball 3. Lunch Patrol 2. Gym Exhibition 2. PAUL NETZEL Swimming l-2-3-4. Class Basketball l-2-3-4. Class Baseball l-2-3-4. Class Cashier l. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Gym Exhibition 2. Bond and Stamp Salesman 7. First Aid 3. Senior Life Saving 3. DOROTHY NEWMAN Amateur Night 3. Class Cashier 3. Ninth Grade Chorus 2. Iunior H. S. Glee Club 7-8. Senior Prom Committee 4. Commercial Club 4. Social Club 2. Iunior Girl Reserves 3. LEONARD NOBLE Track 3. Class Basketball l-2. Class Baseball l. Ninth Grade Chorus. Iunior Orchestra I-2. Varsity Orchestra 3. Iunior H. S. Glee Club l, Band 2-3. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. Variety Club. THOMAS NORTON Track 2-3. Class Basketball 2, Class Baseball 2. Class Cashier l-2-3. H. R. Repgsentative 1-2. Lunch Patrol l-2-3. Gym Exhibition 2-3. Gym eam l- . DORIS OLSHAN Amateur Night 3, Commercial Club 4. Social Club 2. Iunior Girl Reserves PETER OSTROFSKI CAROLYN PERSING Basketball 3-4. Class Basketball l-2-3-4. Class Baseball 2. Swimming 3. Class Volleyball 2. Chapel Pro ram 3. Iunior Prom Committee 3. Drama- tics 4. 7th Grade Glee Club. Gym Exhibition 2-3. Social Club 2. CLEMENTINE PETRO Class Basketball 4. Commercial Club 4. Office Assistants 4. Warrior Run- Class Plays 7-8-9. fCheer Leader 2. Warrior Run.l DOLORES MADGE PRICE Volleyball 3. Basketball 2-3-4. Baseball 3. Swimming 3. Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Baseball 2-3-4. Class Volleyball 2-3-4. Chapel Program 3. Amateur Night 3. Swimming Club 2-3. Art Club 2. Iunior H. . Glee Club 2, Gym Exhibition 2-3. Social Club 2. Gym Team 2-3. Iunior Girl Reserves 2. Senior Girl Reserves 3-4. DONALD PRIPSTEIN Football, Mana er 2. Class Basketball 2. Chapel Program 2-3. Class Night Aide 3. Cheer Leader 4. Amateur Nnght 2-3. Dramatics 3. H. R. Representative 7. Ernior H. S. Glee Club. 7th Grade Glee Club. Bth Grade Glee Club. Gvm xhibition 2. Usher's Club 2-3-4. Iunior Honor Society. Senior Play. Senior Honor Society. BEVERLY PUNSHON Elmprint 7-8-2. Class Basketball 3. Class Volleyball 2-3. Chapel Program 4. Class Nite Aide 3. Lunior Prom Committee 3. Cheer Leader 4. Amateur Night 3-4. Christmas lay 3-4. Ninth Grade Chorus. Iunior H. S. Glee Club. Modern Choir 2-3-4. Modern Choir Concert 3-4. Operetta l. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. President: Usher's Club 3-4. lunior Girl Reserves3. Secretary: Senior Girl Reserves 4. Iunior Honor Society. Senior Honor Society. ROSE RAKAUSKAS Basketball 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Night Aide 3. Amateur Night 4. Ninth Grade Chorus. Iunior H. S. Glee Club. Operetta l. Commercial Club 4. 7th Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. Colophon Staff 4, 8th Grade Glee Club. Usher's Club 2-3-4.Junior Girl Reserves 2. Office Assistants 4. Iunior Honor Society. Senior onor Society. GEORGE B. REAM H. R. Representative 2-4. Senior Prom Committee 4. Senior Council 4. MARGARET REDDICK Elmprint I-2. Class Basketball 2. Class Night Aide 3. Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3. Amateur Night l-2-3. H. R. Representative 8, Sewing Club l-2-3. Iunior H. S. Glee Club. Ogeretta I. Commercial Club 4. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Clu . Social Club 2. Usher's Club 2-3-4. Iunior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4. MICHAEL REILLY Iunior Prom Committee 3. German Club 2-3. Gym Team 2. WESLEY M. RHIEL Class Basketball 2. Iunior Prom Committee 3. H. R. Representative 3. Gym Exhibition 3. MILLARD RHINES Iuriioarq Orchestra 2. Varsity Orchestra 2-3-4. Band 2-3-4. Band Concert ROBERT ROBINSON Football l. Class Basketball 2-3,g'unior Prom Committee 3. Cheer Leader ' h7kth Grade Glee Club. 8th rade Glee Club. Variety Club. Gym x i ition. RUTH RODERICK Elmprint 4. Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Volleyball 2-3-4. lunlor Prom Committee 3. Amateur Ni ht 2-3-4. Modern Choir 2-3-4. Class Cashier 2. H. R. Representative 8. lgunior H. S. Glee Club. Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Operetta 1. Commercial Club 4. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. Colophon Staff 4. Usher's Club 2-3-4. Iunior Gi1il4Reserves. Senior Girl Reserves 4. Office Assistants 4. Music Fest- Iva 4 RICHARD ROTH Swimming 2-3-4. Class Basketball 2-3-4. Class Baseball 2-3-4. Iunior Prom Committee 3, H. R. Representative 2. Gym Exhibition 2. Senior Play. RICHARD C. RUMMER Operetta 7. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club. BILL RUSHWORTH Basketball I. Football 1. Wrestling 2-3-4. Swimming 3-4. Class Basket- ball l-2. Class Baseball 2. Iunior Prom Committee 3. Ninth Grade Chorus l. Swimming Club 3-4. Iunior H. S. Glee Club I. Gym Exhibition 2, Gym Team l-2-3, Senior Play Committee. HAROLD RUSTAY Wrestling 4. Class Basketball 2. Gym Exhibition 2-3. Gym Team 2-3-4. IOSEPH SACKETT Football 3-4. M Club 4. Wrestling l-2-3-4. Swimming l-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4. Class Baseball l-2-3-4. FRANCIS SAUERWINE M Club 2. Class Basketball 4. GERTRUDE SCANLON Ninth Grade Chorus 1. Dramatics 4. Kegian Society 3. Sewing Club 4. Commercial Club 4. lunior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4. Office Assistants 4. PATRICIA R. SCHAU Class Basketball 3-4. Chapel Program 3-4. Christmas Play 3-4. Modern Choir 3-4. Class Cashier 3-4. Varsity Orchestra 3-4. Modern Choir Con- cert 3-4. Commercial Club 4. Commencement Orchestra 3. Senior Girl Reserves. Office Assistants 4. Elmprint Typing Staff 4. SYLVIA SCHECTMAN V Elmprint 3-4. Chapel Program 3-4. Amateur Night 3. Christmas Pla 3-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Modern Choir Concert 3. Usher's Club 3-4. Senior Play. Senior Honor Society. oi 91:2 as-awe, wx t ft .Ki il ANN SCHULER ' ' ' 'Class Basketball 1-4, Class Volleyball 2, Christmas Play 4, Dramatics 4, -Sewing Club 2, Commercial Club 4, Social Club 4, Cooking Club 4. WILLIAM SCHWINGEN Elmprint 3. Basketball 1, Wrestling 2-3. Track 2-3. Class Basketball 1-2- ' 3-4f Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Chapel Program 8-I-2, Class Night Aide 3, Amateur Night 2, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Iunior H. S. Glee Club 1. Senior Prom Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Operetta 1, 8th Grade Glee Club, Usher's Club 2-3-4, Senior Play, Senior Honor Society. ROBERT SEIBEL Wgfssirgg 3-4, Amateur Night 3, Christmas Play 4, Rifle Club 3, Usher's u . IOAN SHEA 'Class Volleyball l-2, Amateur Night 3, Dramatics 4, Commercial Club 4, Variety Club 7, Social Club 2, Usher's Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves. 'CAROL E. SIMON 'Christmas Play 3-4, Senior Cooking Club 4. BERTHA SINGER Class Basketball 4, Amateur Night 3, Modern Choir 3-4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4. N :ARLENE SLABINSKIA ' ' ' ' . Elmprint Co-editor 2-3-4. Class Basketball 3-4, Chapel Program 4. Iunior Prom Committee 3, Art Club 2-3,President 4: Social Club 2, Llsher's Club . 'g-3 4, Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Senior Honor ociety. , DAVID SLIMAK Basketball 2, Football 1-2, M Club 4, Wrestling 1-3-4, Class Basketball 7 2,TCli'ristmas'Play 4, Iunior Orchestra l, Iunior H. S. Glee Club 1, Gym Team 2-3, Operetta Orchestra l. ANN MARIE SMITH ' Elmprint 4, Colophon 2. Amateur Night 3, Christmas Play 3-4, Art Club E?-4.CIuaiior H. S. Glee Club 7-8-9, 7th Grade Glee Club, 8th Grade ee lu. 'BETTY ANN SMITH ' ' Elmprint Associate Editor 4, Volleyball I-2, Basketball 4, Class Volley- ball l. Chapel Program 2, Class Nighe Aide 3, lunior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3, Christmas Play 4, Class Cashier l-2, Art Club 1-2-3. Vice-President 4. Kegian Society l-2-3. Secretary 4: Operetta 8-1, 7th Grade Glee Club, Bth Grade Glee Club, G m Exhibition 2, Llsher's Club 2-3-4, Iunior Girl' Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. . Bri-lar, SMITH Class Volle ball 1-2-3, Amateur Nnght 2-3, Head Cashier 8, Kegian - 'Society '25 Jariety Club'7, Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves. monaco sxvufm 2 . ' Wrestling 3-4, Art Club ,3-4, KENNETH SNEE Elmprint 4, Track 3-4, Class Basketball 2-3, Class Baseball 2, H. R. Representative 4. Rifle Club 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Gym Exhib- ition 2, Senior Council 4. ELEANORE STERLING -- Elmprint 4, Class Night Aide 3. Iunior Prom Committee 3, Cheer Leader 4, Christmas Pla 2, H. R. Representative l-2. Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Llsller's Club 2-3-4, Office Assistants 3-4, Elmprint Typing . Staff- 4. Senior-Play Committee, .Senior Honor Society. MARILYN STEVENS Christmas Play 4. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. 'CLIFF SWEET A L f Rifle Club 2, ELIZABETH SYMONS Class Basketball l-2, Amateur Night,2-3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Kegian 3 Society 2-3-4, Iunior H. S. Glee Club, Operetta. Commercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2. lunior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. DOROTHY TENAGLIA - Chapel Program 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3, A'mateur Night 2-3, Modern Choir 3-4, Dramatics 3, H. R. Representative 3-4, Senior Prom Commit- tee 4. Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Senior Council 4, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Senior Play Committee. , , , DOROTHY TERBILLE Class Basketball 3-4, Class Night Aide 3, Amateur Night 4, Iunior H. S. Glee Club, Operetta. Commercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Colophon Staff 4, I.Isher's Club 2-3-4. lunior Girl Reserves, Office Assistants 4, Senior Girl Reserves. I Senior Honor Society. IOE THOMAS Basketball 2. Class Basketball 2, Commercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol. LEONARD THOMAS ' 'Class Basketball' 2. NANCY M. THOMAS Chapel Program 3-4, Amateur Night 3-4, Christmas Play 3-4, Modern i If Choir 3-4, Orchestra Concert 3-4, Varsity Orchestra 2-3-4, H. R. Rep- resentative 4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Social Club 2, Llsher's Club 2-3-4, Senior Council, Commencement Orchestra 2-3, Amateur Nite Orch- estra 3-4. RICHARD THOMAS Class Basketball l, Gym Exhibition l. ROBERT E, THOMAS Football 2-3-4, M Club 4. Track 2-3-4, Swimming, Class Basketball 2, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Iunior H. S. Glee Club. Operetta, Gym Team 2-3-4. .Y ig ROBERT I. THOMAS Basketball 2, Football 2. Track 3, Swimming 2-3-4, Class Basketball 3. Class Baseball 2, lunior Prom Committee 3, Head Cashier 3, Class Cash- ier 2, Swimming Club 3-4, Art Club 2. Rifle Club 2, Gym Exhibition 2, Bulletin Boys 2. SHIRLEY THOMAS Basketball 4, Class Basketball 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3-4. Christmas Play 2, Modern Choir 3-4, Class Cashier l, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Commercial Club 4. 7th Grade Glee Club. 8th Grade Glee Club, Variety Club 7. lunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. WILLIAM R. THOMAS, IR. Variety Club 7. ROBERT TOSH Wrestling 1-2. Track 1-2. Class Basketball 2,' Class Baseball l, Class Cashier 1-2. H. R. Representative 4, 7th Grade Glee Club, Gym Team 2-3, Senior Council 4. BEVERLY TRIMAS ' , Class Basketball 4, Class Baseball 2-4, Class Volleyball 2-4, Iunior H. S. Glee Club 2. IANE TROXELL Elmprint Associate Editor 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4. Class Volleyball 1-2, Chapel Program l-3, Amateur Night 2-3-4, Christmas Play 3, Modern Choir 3-4, Class Cashier 2-3, Dramatics 4, H. R. Representative 2-3, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Operetta l, Com- mercial Club. Treasurer 4: 7th Grade Glee Club, Colophon Staff 3-4. Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Office Assistants 4. JOAN VANDENBIIRG Elmprint 2-3-4, Class Basketball 3, Chapel Program 8-l, Class Night Aide 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 3-4, Christmas Pla 4, Class Cashier 4, Ninth Grade Chorus l, H. R. Representative 1-2-it lunior H. S. Glee Club 7-8-l, Senior Prom Committee 4, Operetta 1. 7th Grade Glee Clug. Sth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Colophon Staff. Co-edit- or 3-4, LIsher'sClub 2-3-4. Senior Class Office, Vice-President: Senior Council 4, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Senior Play Committee. ALICE VAN IURA Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Amateur Night 3, Christmas Play 4. Commer- cial Club 4, Social Club 2, Llsher's Club 2, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Senior Play Committee. ALAN HENRY VIVIAN Football 1-2, Class Basketball 2, Iunior Prom Committee 3, H. R. Rep- resentative 3, Gym Exhibition 2. IOSEPH GEORGE WALL Football 2, Track 2-3, Class Basketball 2, Gym Exhibition 2. WILLIAM WARD Football 1. M Club 4, Wrestling 3-4. Swimming 4, Class Basketball l-2. Class Baseball 2, Swimming Club 4, Lunch Patrol 1-2-3, Gym Exhibition 2, Gym Team 1-2. ' KATHERINE WEISS Elmprint 2. Volleyball 1-2, Chapel Program 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3, amateur Blight 2. Social Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl CSEIVCS s MARGARET D. WELSH Amateur Night 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, lunior H. S. Glee Club l, Operetta 1, Seventh Grade Glee Club l, Eighth Grade Glee Club 1, Social Club l, Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. LEROY WEST Football 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, M Club 4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4. Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Iunior Prom Committee 3. Head Cashier 3. Class Cashier 3. Ninth Grade Chorus l, H. R. Representative 2-4, German Club 2-3. Senior Prom Committee 4, Commercial Club, Secretary 4, Senior Council 4. MARILYN WILKES Class Basketball 2-3-4, Amateur Ni ht 3, Christmas Play 4, Commercial Club 4. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. Usher's Club 2, Iunior Girl Reserves 3. Office Assistants 4, Elmprint Typing Staff 4. ALICE WILLIAMS Volleyball 2, Class Basketball 2-3, Class Volleyball 2-3, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2, Afghan 2-3. MARILYN WILLIAMS Iunior Prom Committee 3, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Class Cashier 3, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, lunior Orchestra 7-8-9, H. R. Representative l-2, junior H. S. Glee Club. Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4. Operetta l, Com- mercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Commencement Orchestra l. Iunior Girl Reserves 3, Sen- ior Girl Reserves 4. CLIFFORD WOLFE Football 2-3-4, M Club 4. EDWARD Y. YANULAVAGE Ninth Grade Chorus l, lunior H. S. Glee Club 1, Commercial Club 4. IANE YEAGER Class Basketball 3. Amateur I-light 2-3. Christmas Plav 4, Ninth Grade Chorus l, H. R. Representative 4, Iunior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee 4. Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Colophon Staff 4, Senior Council 4, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Senior Play Committee. THERESA ZIIGAREK Class Night Aide 3. Iunior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 2, Class Cashier 4, Ninth Grade Chorus 1. Iunior H. S. Glee Club l, Operetta I. 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