Philadelphia High School for Girls - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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CUTLER Class Sponsor for making each girl feel 'I'ha'l' she was ihe one and only, buf making fhe whole class 'feel irreplaceable spending lhree years wi+h us, doing fhe +hings +ha+ ofherwise would have remained unfhoughl' of and undone for smooihing our way, pa'I'ien+ly, unoblrusively, 'lhen beaming wi'l'h pride a+ Confesi' and ai' our Class Show being absolu+ely sure when we were srill hesi+an+ and worried, mos'I' of all for having +ha+ faifh in us . Our Symphony insfilling in us 1'he incenfive and desire fo please, ye'l' hesi+a+ing +o 'lake any credii' for our successes: for having such genuine in'I'eres'I': 'l'he can I help? s, +he how's H going? s, fhe everyl'hing all righ+? s: I ,PJ I I He gains wisdom in A helpful and sympaTheTic friend. Our eTTicienT principal. Our charming hosfess. a happy way MRS. DOROTHY B. CRAWFORD Principal DEAR GIRLS, . . . Tor There is music wherever There is harmony, order, or proporTionp and Thus Tar we may mainTain The music oT The spheres. -Sir Thomas Browne. These words of a sevenTeenTh cenTury wriTer express some of The ideals ThaT our school has Tried To hold before you in your years wiTh us. We have soughi harmony in The proiecTs we have underTalcen TogeTher. order in our work, and proporTion in our devoTion To many acTiviTies. The words well describe a symphony, is The Theme of This book To which you have which given so much Time and ThoughT. They will loe a wise in The TuTure, if you are To live harmoniously guide wiTh your Tamilies, Triends, and colleagues. My wish Tor every one of you is ThaT she may con- TribuTe her small share To The music of The spheres. ATTecTionaTely yours, O deff? M Us Q who gains it hy annther's experience DR. ELEANOR W. THOMPSON Vice-Principal Dr. Thompson gives freely of her iime, helping seniors wifln fl1eir posf-graduafe problems. if MISS MARIAN BACH MISS ELDA V. BRENDLINGER Counselor Counselor 7 MISS SARAH SCHAGRIN Senior Secrerary MRS. MARIE FINDLAY Secrerary MRS. FAY R. GORDON S e c refa ry 7 4 :A .wrxlb H Y F MISS EILEEN IZEN Secrerary Nu SIZII' BVBI' IIIS8 III' set MR. JACK EDELSON I-lead of Deparrmenl' English MRS. RUTH P. KROEGER Head oi Deparimeni Languages The varied. inclusive program of The Physical Educaiion DeparTmenT is direcTed Toward our developme-nT of sTrengTi1, grace. and co-operaTion. IT also conTribuTes To our social growTh, paves The way 'For wise use of leisure Time. and encourages poTenTial leadership among us sTudenTs. Our eyes are opened To The physical world: a clear glass of wafer now Teems wiTh impercepTible amoebae: our seem- ingly-slill Lincoln is a mass of whirling molecules: The laboraTory. once foreboding. is a sTorehouse of surprises. We are Trained To engage in accuraie observaTion and independent logical Thinking and work. fri' 1 nr-- MISS FRANCES NEWCOMB MISS RHEA O. BAKER I-lead of Deparlmenl' Chairman Physical EducaTion Science Through The sludy oi our nafive language and ils liTera- Ture we acquire some of The slcills mosT essenlial To our daily liie, We learn To Think clearly and To express our lhoughis, boih in speech and in wriTing. We derive pleasure 'From The crealive expression of Those arTisls who employ English as Their medium. LaTin, a supposedly dead language, comes To life when we discover ThaT Caesar and Cicero were human beings wiih disTincT personaliiies. Our siudy of rnoclern languages gives us an understanding of The lives and cusloms oi The naiions around us-an undersTanding which is a prereguisiTe for modern living. From The sludy of Paleolilhic Man, Through The Renaissance. To The problems oi The modern world, we are guided wiTh com- peTence and undersiancling. We learn To appreciafe The Timeless and universal siruqqle of men Tor a 'free world. We are Taughi To regard hisiory as The legacy of The pasT, viTal in building The fulure. MISS REBA BYROM Chairman Social Siudies Alihough we may iorgel The Pyihagorean Theorem. our slrug- gles wiih geomelry, algebra. and Trigonomehy Teach us accuracy and precision. We Try To develop a direci approach so ThaT we can aTTaclc our problems obiecTively and solve Them Through reason- ing. MISS OLIVE WILLIAMS Chairman MaThemaTics 8 .gl Miss Lillian Alperdf School Nurse Miss Mary Baylson English Miss Eloise Bullman English Mr. Jerry A. Caponigro Languages without iniluenee somewhere Mrs. Emma Angerman Physical Educaiion Miss Mrs. Florence Armsfrong Physical Educalion Bessie Bernsiein Mrs. Gladys Bloch Languages Ari' '1'W Miss Anna L. M. Carlin Miss Rachel Cal-Hedge Languages ,- Miss Jane M. Coiner Dr. David M. Cuiler Miss Irene Davis Miss Ireneious R G Davis Social Sludies Science Physical Educaiion Social Sludies 9 L-an-llSsL.amnml.,D, m,11g.f,,i: 113. francais-il n'y a que nos panaches qui nous resfnni, , . Av 6, mmf H1119 homema . 4 ,- haPPY H e Economics-'Pmparahon O om Physics-Maesiro Wneclcowslu conduchnq Husfory reporfs-one way io capiure an audeence. Mrs B10 h yn' C 'X'e'fd+ 0 eybin fgo , le? loose and 1.1658 9 6 0 d 0 iogefherllfo Y sound iris Wm h on 'Phe hi9hwaYs'u ff' Mr. Eiciwdberger composei Bhd Wions. plays his own compost V,-p You an Hunk. girls' Wifh ihe spirii' of 'The Fro ,QN Q. H,,,,a e I Senor Maia F I A qi-lfef 4' swung- 'II Indian +oo U Leis express ourselves No mind was ever Y, X z Miss H' Rum Dean Miss Marfha L. Derr Librarian Enghsh Miss Mary L. Fugaie Mrs. Isabella Giflman Languages Social Srudies Miss Naomi Johnson Mrs. Marie Kaschenbach Languages Home Economics fri gfeai 7 fi ' Q' ii ., :fx 5:7 -W 5 I-if ,T -. -- V Z :': Qizg -N L W :ii ': L. 5225! ::,: ' .:,. Lfi-1 - f' 1 , Q f 1'1 1 ' 2 :5 r thi 4 A iv. - X Z, Y ,rw ,. V gf? , LQQLQ-13751 'in Q Mr' Arlhur Eichelberger Mrs. Jane C. Eyre Miss Margueriie P. Fisher Languages Social Srndies Languages Mrs. Bernice Goldhirsh S . Miss Marguerife M. Gall M'5- SCF-'me S- Gosin crence Mugig Dr. Evelyn Kafz Miss Clara A. Kehler Miss Sally Ruih MacCorl:eIl School Physician Marhemarics English I2 without inspiration I i . x 3 gm 5 I ra, W sa ., an A' l vas ' . i ist i .-as 3 ia, gf 5 was sl 1 l l lii - ,E , V Miss Muriel Margerum Miss Mabel Meng Miss Lorine Myers M555 DQVQHTY N09 Miss Evelyn L. Owen Physical Education Social Sim-lies Physical Education En9ll5l' Mmthemafics SQLMVI 4 Dr. Frances Riley Miss Rose Rosoff Languages Science Mr. Charles Weiss Mr. Philip Wieclrowslri Mathematics Science .L L..a ln in 5 4 X.. . L...-.,, .v...i?.. Mrs. Ida S. Safer English Miss Marie E. Wilhelmi Mathematics 13 Miss Margaret M. Sullivan Miss Domfhy 5. Weir English Music Mr. Charles Woehr Mrs. Naomi W. Zieber Driver Education Languages Ready help was ever nigh CAFETERIA STAFF From fop fo boffom. Mrs. Mar- garei' McDonald, Miss Ka+i1ryn Quinn, Mrs. Elizabefh Bradley. Mary, Mr. Edward Pause. rr Miss Eleanor Waison Dieiirian Mr. Walrer Cunningham, Mr. Ramon Mickey Ayres, Mr. Pefer Sladelr. 14 fy f THEMES HND VHHIHTIUHS emi' W' QQQQQ X S ERVICE JOANNA IPPOLITO PRESIDENT CLUB SP7 DOROTHY KENTN ER SECRETARY 9B AIDES: Hazel Brown, Myra Freedman, Jane JoweH', Linda Savor, Lois Whilldin. Noi picfuredz Margaref Horfon. IOA AIDES: Debbie Gordon, Barbara Lighffoof, Pafricia Piloifi, LaVerne Wright CLASS 9A AIDES: Naomi Bender, Karen Meyer, Celesiine Tyree. Noi nicfured: Daryfl Jacobs. K ' - ,. I V IOB AIDES: Madeline Brown, Marguerife Horn, Riley, Adelaide Thomas. LEADERS IIA CLASS OFFICERS: Doreen Kay, President Nancy Duclcrey, Vice-President Marilyn Margolis, Secreiaryg Louise Hofiin, Treasurer. ,fffax X 1 f X. 1 I CLASS OFFICERS: Virginia Ammon. President Eleida nrfeld, Vice-President Sandra Clungeon, Secreiaryg nhie Slroczylas, Treasurer. ' an ,.... 3? A ' fe IIB CLASS OFFICERS: Sandra Pierucci IsI'andingI, Presi- denfp Eleanor Deodafi, Vice-President Margaref GoIdI:IaH', Secreiaryg Judy Ringgold, Treasurer. f V, fxwev ?'Y'I9vi W 1 X 'L' U U I2A CLASS OFFICERS: Barbara Sailer, Presidenf: Francine Camiffa, Vice-Presidenf: Elaine Polakowslri, Secrefaryg Elaine Weyfer, Treasurer. . X 3. J:- Miss Wilhelmi and Junior Board of Governors. The ParenT-Teacher-DaughTer Associa- Tion plays an imporTanT parT in The liTe oT our school. IT granTs scholarships To deserving seniors, gives music and drama awards aT graduaTion, TurThers our relaTions wiTh The elemenTary and iun- ior high schools ThaT send us sTudenTs, and wiTh The aid oT The Junior Board. P.T.D.A. RepresenTaTives, and The lv1oThers' Club, eTTecTs a closer rela- Tionship beTween home and school. SENIOR SPONSGRS P.T.D.A Egg ParenT-Teacher-Daugl1Ter RepresenTaTwes. WiTh every greaT honor There LeTT To rigl1T, Troni row: A. Sche row: G. Beck, L. Baum, R. Mass, cTer, J. Yaslrin, J. Desiderio, L. Leinbach. Second L. SouTos, Mrs. Crawford, R. Jones, R. Mass, S. Ellison, S. STewarT. Third row: E. Jasinslci, F. Kessel, N. BreTman, J. Wenh, P. Berman, J. Boclcman, B. Hope, C. Pollack, W. Willis, P. 'GrasTy, A. Ravelli. 20 comes a greaT responsibiliTy. The Senior Sponsors, honored by Their classmaTes, shoulder The responsi- biliTy OT being TuTors, Triends, and advisors To lower school girls on subiecTs ranging Trom arduous algebra To elusive men. Their role rewards Them wiTh The pleasure ThaT comes Trom service To oThers. R I' IRIS Sfaff. IRIS Represenlaiives. ' The IRIS . . . making headlines, map- ping oul' Ihe dummy, reading galleys, checking proofs, Thursday allernoon deadlines . . . all Ihis in Thai liI'Ile known room across Ihe hall from 202. Few know iusl whal' magical formula is neces- sary, bul' every olher Wednesday, wiI'h Miss BayIson's guidance, 'rhe IRIS ap- pears. Busy IRIS Reps may be seen, scurrying around Ihe building, repealing The well-known query, Would you like 'ro buy an IRIS? The almosl inevilable answer, l've subscribed. X is. si si. xl, ss Assisfanl Edilor, Doreen Kolzeng Sponsor, Miss Mary In Girls' High, nearly everybody . . . Baylsong Co-Eclilors, Myra Bernslein and Arlene Hirsfr. 21 P.T.C. REPRESENTATIVES STUDY HALL CAPTAINS SERVICE ' SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS M B I ' H , a E I in . A I . . ma -N - ss ss , ss n WELFARE REPRESENTATIVES ASSEM BLY COM MITTEE I gd. 1 ss LU NCH ROOM CAPTAINS GROUPS OFFICE AIDES TRAFFIC SQUAD l INFIRMARY AIDES LIBRARY AIDES HALL HOSTESSES I BANKERS UBS The Greenhouse is fhe charge of ihe BIOLOGY CLUB, whose members learn also aboui' oiher aspecfs of 'rheir favorife science. Underslanding 'Ihe meaning of charm and how 'fo afflain if is fhe main purpose of fhe CHARM CLUB. 321,605 ,sw YK' The sizes, slanis, spaces, and capiials of 'Phe paris of our alphabel are masfered by +he HANDWRITING CLUB, whose members perfeci fheir scripf. The SCIENCE EXPLORERS experimeni wiin iheories noi' covered in Chemis-fry and Physics classes, repair apparalus, and prac- 'rice lhe scienfific meihod. The more enioyable phases of maihemafics are revealed in fhe XYZ CLUB, where fhe members discuss brain-'fwlslers and worlc problems of praciical value. I Mig! .ff GIFT' fl' To balance fihe infense academic program, fha ART CLUB aims lo give 'lhe sfudenls new and more experiences in varied arf media. The infriguing and difficulf game of chess is learned and enioyed by lhe members of ihe CHESS CLUB. Girls who love 'io sing, buf do noi have lime for Vocal Ensemble or Treble Clef find enioymenl in fhe GLEE CLUB. CLUBS Girls in +he DEBATING CLUB learn 'lo organize maierial concisely, 'io presenf if clearly, 'ro refufe argu- menis, and +o win and lose graciously. The WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB seelrs 'ro pro- mofe undersianding of world sifuafions by invifing oufside spealrers and encouraging discussion. CLUBS The CLASSICAL CLUB encourages inieresi in ancienl Greek and Lalin and helps io enrich The background of fhe girls. The AFFILIATION GROUP is working for iniernaiional underslanding 'lhrough super- vising fhe 'fund-raising proiecis which will bring Mademoiselle Besancon io G.H.S. Those who like French have anolher opporlunily lo use The language in The FRENCH CONVERSATION CLUB and -M .. . .. on apprend en samusanf . Members of ihe SPANISH CLUB develop lheir abiliiy 'ro speak 'rhis fhrough iheir varied ac+ivil'ies. A richer vocabulary, fluency in reading, an acquaini- ance wifh many playwrighis and forms of drama are fhe olaieclives of The PLAYREADING CLUB. V , By singing, by speaking, and by visi+ing places of inleresl, 'ihe GERMAN CLUB helps girls fo learn 'rhe language and ils background in easy pleasurable sfagas. Noi a sign of coercion. CUUNTY l'lil Ho! Come lo lhe fair. There are pickles 'n prelzels. hor pizza 'n dogs, clairvoyanfs, games of skill and chance. Each fable, co-operalively supervised by a seclion, is gaily decorafecl and awaifing cuslomers. The gym and lhe lhircl and lourlh floor halls have been lranslormed info Colorful, busy Fair grounds, crowded wilh hungry exciled Girls' High sluclenis, whose generosily will provide Chrisf- mas Toys and fruil' for Phila- delphia lrindergarfens. When shall we fhree meer again? Now fhaf lemon is 'lhe handsome one! glib Quin. ... X if 1 1 I The cleaning affer fhe fun before. Jusi missed fhe maiors! All music is what awakens from you i, ' , i Membe'rs of' ihe Orchesira. A 4 A. ii From The day of our enfrance io ihe dey of our gradua- Jrion, 'rhe School Orchesira has been enriching our lives wi1'h music. Hs members have shown greaf generosify in iheir wiiiingness To pariicipaie in exira-curricular pro- Oiificers of ahe Orchesfra. grams and 'ro praciice and rehearse consianfly many diffi- cuii' works. The devoirion of The group has produced a combinaiion of fine ariisis, which, conducfed by Miss Weir, is known for ifs precision, iis qualify, and iis sensi- 'five inferpreiaiion of 'rhe music ii presenfs each year. The band af Conaesf. when you are reminded hy the instruments Officers of Treble Clef Chrisimas would seem empry wirhour rhe candle-Iii procession of carollers. A+ Easier our hearls swell wirh ascending voices in Wanamaker's Grand Courl. The memory of arrending counrless 8:l5 rehearsals, of sing- ing wilh a scralchy Monday-morning fhroar, of 'frying lo look animared lhroughour a long and diriiculi program gives added significance io ihe concerl programs of a Treble Clef girl. The members cherish 'rheir achievemenis under lhe direciion ol Miss Goll, iheir choir gowns, and The warmlh and aileclion of The group. Senior members of Treble Clef Treble Clef Barbara and mf. welcomes us to the pageant. ,Q u M O VA we . aaa Beauh -P Professional touches fd: are added fully, Treble Clef sets the mood, Q9 I' hw, x-1'-1 - J'l 'iv xx' v Just hear The Nativity Scene imparts the true sig ' ' ce o ' . nltlcan f Christmas :F I bells jingling Christmas trees bedecked with silver iclcles and colored ornaments stand in the hall Toys bought with money raised by our girls and intended as gifts for kindergarten We bring gift cheer to kindergartens. s and holiday 11 1 GS. A ,z CW ' ' classes, are on display. As an ensemble: plays familiar carols, girls enter the auditorium. The lights dim. The red- robed members of Treble Clef move solemnly down the aisles, their faces illumined by the light of their candles. The Christmas extravaganza, painstakingly Prepared by the Little Theater Group, the Dance Club, and the Art Department, follows. Afterwards, having carolled lustily in the crisp air, all shout happy, holiday wishes and depart for a long awaited vacation. 'Hork '-lc! the herald angels sing! 1 sw xx X Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus account for our holiday expendifur . GS e Q -ATHLETIC 5 -Q 2 K fini' v' H I , 1 - '- 'L 4 ' , A - U ,,, A 1 ' .- 1 - . . 1 - -Q- ,, ,..,.., Mg'- 4 ,. .,,,.,. . , ASSOCIATION CAROLYN DEE5 Socroiary .pa-nl ,.,1-'wk ' A. A. BOARD 3-ED TEAM XX N B' Tj . So wo re sure io wm El Toro sand Tlys Cause lm gonna lead and Hq1 I. lff ,'y, X . 1, Q0 S . iy i . I T J ,-1 'r , 1' 3, ' 'Y '-1 -, 1 - 1 1 youre ihe mlghfy RED! ' .. Q N .cf 0' 4: x X Q X' ' -:J . Q .. and A ophdmores fm . ' Tig 2LfLfLf :' J' S .. i ak 5 Tfzgwwy '-A 4 In p. .N -1 d I n 'Wulf n V da ow R s neo while :f9::Y'fA,,,u dl 1 he Leinbach, W. Wilis. IIB Red Ho! Team Such defermmahon should noi' go unrewarded! Firsi row: B. Mifchell, C. Griffiihs, R. Barnes, J. Ducleif, Ico- capfainl. Second row: A. Green, leo-capfainl, S. Sfewarf, E. Priisler. F. Wright Third row: S. Ruppenfhal, M. Schifreen, L. PE? w .. sw Q X 2 4 s we 1 NX? 1 an H X A brief pause-fhen back io cheering. A la Waldorf. lhe spiril' of camaraderie is contagious. HIKE AND CAMPFIRE Surprise! Nofhing buf crusls and egg shells. Our class is BLUE! Claire Hundreds of laughing, singing girls pour our ol C-5.l'l.S., aslonishing The unsuspecling passertby on Spring Garden S'rree'l'. We slarl' oul for our field as eager brighl'-eyed hikers, delermined noi lo 'rake lhe bus. Only an hour laler, we lsollened by a lile of easel srumble over grass and pebbles as we allain our goal. We cheer for our classes, eal raw hol dogs, iolce wilh leachers and friends . . . 'rhe spiril of camaraderie is conlagious. HALLOWEEN Six more for Ham Original slufs add le'r io avenge' lo lhe hnlarify The iudges deliberafe. Never uncleresfimafe 'lhe 'lalenfs of a feacher. From ihe Orieni' 'ro fha comic sirips come our prize-winners Th-i'l'S l10W you do 'lhe Holtey Poke Upper classmen, clad in jeans or bermuclas, Welch lhe gaily coslumed Freshmen and Sophomores. Broornsliclc wilches, big black cals, swarms of ghosis, orange sffreamers-The l'lallowe'en Parry. ' Teachers and pupils alilce cavorf. square dance, sip cider, and munch ginger snaps. Prizes are awarded io ouislancling masgueraclers. An aliernoon of lun and surprises, and home we go for lriclc or heal. Ginny rewards. ' ChiquiTa FirsT Place form Bul' you YmusT wir To lead us To 'fame +haT'll lasf forever! Their ius+ desserTs. pay The renfl GOLD From second place we could go only Tor- ward. ln February The l89 began prepar- ing. We pracTiced daily, before and aTTer school, To perTecT each sTep, each move- menT. Our capTains, AsTrid and Eileen, en- couraged us unsTinTingly. ConTesT day are rived-Tension in The air, our class ex- pecTanT, hopeTul. We marched in, our heads high - Chiguila and The class cheer- ing Tor us. Wifh grace and conholence, we Tlew lilce angels on The ropes, Traveled The horse proTicienTly, performed each dance precisely. Quickly The Time passed, and ConTesT wiTh iT. Tensely, in our square, we awaiTed The Tinal resulTs. Gold and Blue- Tie Tor TirsT! And our gymnasTs each won a ribbon. We had perliormed noT as indi- viduals, buT as complemenTary parTs oT The greaT Gold Tearn. IIA Green Team-Third Place HB Red Team-S9C0nd Pl6C9 L 11 i'l,r,x.T..J:lf T-' '. 31-. - rd ' JQZIEJQ' 1' 1 ' 1-1 1 1 S s I ri N VX r 'x . S.- More glory for Gold. Wrong direciion Bu+ we won, Rufal X o . . ,,,Ao,.,,--..-.,., 5 0 ' --'T ' , 1 , -,ggi-:'r?!F 54113. : Z ' o L f b 0 4 Oc H ' ' r IT ebb . 'I .. lf' .. I I L11 :X 1., O D , w , A I gli bg 4, 2 11 K- JE- AA' 7 0 O wr ...M . 1 ms rf U 'b KJ JY!-I - T-X' ., f TA- b ' ur -I I gif. ' i 1..JQ Q33 . 1 1 5, u 'L 1 1, H X , -WI A FQ. . or V R 1. ' 'Q -' ' ' af .. - . NIL ' 1 m I ', I ,H 1-I2 ff h- I Q, 1 i ,r V -- N 4 My xiii' F j.. ' 'X' ,Q I' ff V 4 ag. Xyf--.' ' ' I ' 1. N A I' 'w , ,- l' L.. ' N .xiylzlr . ---L 414374, - QM-: iii . . Who sparked ihe champions? IZA Blue Team-Firsf Place l2B Gold Team-Firsf Place ALLEGRO O n fha soffball field 510 'Y ends ke ww' 01-'We C,Xu'0 Our gym nn repose 'Y Badmlnfon Team We board 'Phe bus for ihe afhleiic field H THUUSHHD HIELUDIES And the song grows glad, REMEMBER SepTember l2, l95l-our enTrance--ThaT wide- eyed gaze oT TrusTing naiveTe lconTrasTed wiTh The I955 gaze oT harried desperalrionll . . . being greeTed wiTh blue handbooks, The inTangible spiriT, IRIS LeaTleTs lliTTle did we dream how Tamiliar The sighT oT Those papers and The plead- ing Taces oT The girls behind Them would becomel . . senior sponsors-our own special goddesses . . . Lincoln! lneed we say more'?l . . . our wel- come wiTh lollipops and singing aT our TirsT l-like and Campfire . . . our unsuspecTing glance oT reams and reams oT papers and Torms and slips To be Tilled in, made ouT, signed, recopied- l'l47's, rosTers, reporTs, sTudy hall slips, absence excuses, bookslips-'Til we TelT like Alice in Won- derland amidsT hundreds oT Tlying cards . . . our TirsT class acTiviTy-The 9B l-layride, swiTTly Tol- lowed by Fashion and TalenT Shows, Boy-Girl RelaTions Panel . . . Miss Meyers, our spark-plug, ever conTidenT oT our abiliTy-loyal, enThusiasTic, and ambiTious . . . learning To assume The non- chalance required when riding up in The elevaTor -wiThouT pass-eyes glued To The ceiling . . . Tacing The opposiTe sex in l-lealTh Ed. la boy IV, a girl:8l . . . Taking all-day TesTs Teeny meeny miny moll and culTural Trips. REMEMBER Our suggesTive IOA Class Show-The emergency excuses Trom class-Tears and indignaTion . . . lwe came in like liorisll . . . Chorus class lcuTTing chorus is, oT course, noT done aT Girls' I-lighl . . . The skiTs innumerable in assembly-our inTerpre- Tive congas . . . l-like and CampTire-hoT dogs smoThered in musTard, marshmallows smoThered in black crusT, girls smoThered in busses-and we loved iT all! . . . The Sophomore Dance . . . our IOB picnic-a TesT oT C5.H.S. Training lpanTs and shirTs on bank, male heads bobbing in The sTream:one mad dash up The rocksl-our long- losT cokes, our new-Tound uniTy . . . insTallaTions -inspiring music, carnaTions, yellow bands . . . June T953- moving up up inTo ThaT upper school' '... land ouT like lambsl. REMEMBER CuTTing sTars Tor The Junior Prom unTil our hands ached . . . cleaning The girls' rooms - Max perched precariously aTop a ladder, geTTing aT Those ceilings - John Loves Mary in Hazel Bishop non-smear lipsTick- The Third Tloor ahead by a wall -and how They shone!-lcleaning The slaTe Tor The TuTurel . . . AsTrid winning second place in our TirsT ConTesT-El Toro and Joan, Ferdinand and Judy- our Team was Red hoTl four voices, plumb shoT!l . . . The men in our lives-Julius, Shylock, ArThur, MacbeTh, l-lamleT, Romeo-noT To menfion Doc, Cappy, eTc .... Darcy-presidenT of The UniTed STaTes, Then presidenT of The school, Then . . . X Class-Those 90-minuTe majors lwe wroTe and wroTe and WROTE!l . . . Gym-Mrs. ArmsTrong's unTorgeT- Table Tom-Tom-and Then climb To The Top, jump or sweeT, or sad . To a Turn. drop over Twice, end wiTh a Tlying leap -ThaT's The D aim!-The TourTh Tloor hall +haT doubled as gym locker and dressing room . . . our responsiloiliTies - cleaning The lunchroom Tables and guarding The change lines . . . dis- covery oT valences-somehow The enTire school could SENSE iT when we experimenTed in Chem- isTry . . . The Glenn Miller land Billy Grahaml Revival . . . our new-'found parTisan spiriT- We like Ike. Egg-heads oT The world, uniTe Tor Adlai, Army-McCarThy Hearings, Velde ln- vesTigaTions . . . lm Moo Sung-Gingens proTege . . . Ladies, -Mrs. GiTman's inimiTable Tone . . . Our l'learTs Were Young and Gay -all buT Joann's and Joan's ThaT is-l,2OO programs To prinT-by hand! REMEMBER Eileen's viTaliTy in selling Class Show TickeTs . . . Term reporTs-The Library overrun wiTh l89'ers -homeless waiTs . . . The Prom-fearful anTicipa- Tion of The repuTed TiTTy-person receiving line laTTerwarols- iT was so easy! l-The re-perTorrn- ance OT our Class Show aT 5 A.lVl. and noT a yawn! . . . our inTroducTion To viTameenes and scrupulous cleanliness' '...' Those delighTTul sur- prise TesTs . . . sTocking and magazine sales- money, money, MONEY! . . . philosophy wiTh Uncle Phil . . . driving lessons wiTh Mr. Woehr- And he expecTs me To Tell him how The Thing works! -la Zamloinoisml . . . girl gangs-no knives in The lunchroom-our lives are ThreaT- ened! . . . long lines in TronT oT Dr. Thompson's oTTice wiTh college applicaTions llasT seen, Three men queued up-They ThoughT iT was Tor The World Seriesl . . . geTTing ThaT cherished Gold Tlag . . . running pasT The sadisTic paddlers of The l88 inTo OUR senior room . . . To All Who Love a Song -our delouT-Ginny's symphony, Eleida's harp, our proud and happy Taces-The sudden drop in The aisle . . . IZB ConTesT- Tor The glory oT our Gold Team -TirsT place!-our enTire Team, decoraTed-Libby. our provocaTive ChiguiTa . . . Miss Davis ancl heaTed discussions l You can disagree wiTh me, girls. l . . . Claire's Tamous commenTs: l.es medecins ne sonT pas bons par naTureg la civilisaTion les a corrumpus. Ayez Toi en Yogi. . . . College Boards-liTTle square blocks haunTed us Tor weeks . . . knee socks and sneakers suddenly a la mode . . . Tom Gola. new king oT baskeTball lCarole, his greaTesT Tanl . . . E.D.C. raTiTicaTion and The YalTa Papers occa- sioning much discussion . . . glamorous picTures Tor our MlLESTONE...Mrs. Gosin's TlirTaTious look . . . The appearance oT sparkling rings on some lucky leTT hands lmy, we TelT oldll . . . Class Trip - our pracTice honeymoon - walking waTerless in WashingTon-our aesTheTic souls in conllicT: arT or cuisine? . . . counTing The lasT days which dragged loy-20, I9,i IO, 3 more days and we'll be ouT!' '... and Then. Tinally- our graduaTion. if F2 A, 2 -1 Q Two jhurfy-mmus one! lm yusf a sweei harmless bull ,f N41 'Who said I wasnt lisfening? 1 4 w As we choose to if an life and laugh-fer. G-39 Sure my mofher signed 'f. The black sheep of +he family Our feam ms SOLID! in-mb Convunclng elechoneerlng! fm, M14 They look greaf, even behind ihe scenes fashion the measure I-fx Enfrepre I-nd They 'reid us +o wind. Hp... Biuebeii-she of class picnics. Known by fhe hafs fhey wear. . . ,. A proud papa. You'ci fhinir They were giving ii away! The Four Squares of Philadelphia -creaied in our own Sponsors enioy +he performance of iheir profeges. Why doesn'+ anybody else have her robe on? u-wg Y 4 aiolier. q- .... -' uf GV Q' J DREAMER'S ix .v . rf' tx - . '. ' ,..' --X x. . .2 i Q ' ' 32 n 'N f' 23, I Thanks fo Hue R f hmenf Commifiee- Q unch and coolues. 1' f f Tian F D XL VL- l ,I n fl ,WT A . I' I ul U gi KL If .Z X f HX, f X JJ-FQ ff! Q X f n , U O x O A I 8:30. December 4'H1-our Junior Prom. 0 ,K X O X ff! ,TMXQAQJ .. . O QD J K, N Y f , U P- ry ! A WXLXQPY- f U X Y ' H v P Q , UL 'V Xi -N Ll-I 0 L I DAY X' g- -1- U- W X N Gef ready 'lo climb aboard a buiierfly! JJ ?-Q X fu 'Q !f X i 2-X.. . -. , M ,NC I X Why so wisiful, Libby? where fwas only a gym X K Magic of fha siars-if's paradise now .!,K. . if Our first Class Leaders grace ,, our firsr class dance X 1 N ' x rj ' x X1 N Yi xx Hx XL l X t L X X ' x 'J-1 if M 'W n VL I U I x lt R X '1 U V17 H -'-' I' I 1 H . i ww 5641 VB Q ' 1, if? .gcd7'B1 Sends 'lo soHle 'lhls buffer feud Flf'-sensahon Wuih man I X KW Our lllusfrious Unifed Nahons seelung arbnirahon Z - I ...O Our leaile experis from ga: Parse Guves man-holding ad.uce with ihree Who lrnow! -5 en now cool: food 'Hx 'Phe fire Tho roles are swriched and dare Is 'Iheur plnghi HW Q ' 4 iw N... UYQW' S ,Nik .-.... .. ,JP MOONLIGHT Qvff Af X X ,.., H Mx ,Moo 23155 Vg!-5-f X 5:15:33 .'.f::.:t,:::?n- W' CUM - Q Q , ' ll x w gmmmgj Jvggwg wb , 1 Kms Amgu. xg... xg fx U nl Execuiivej, poised .na lowly. ARK f ' QS 37 SERENADE ill ffxml November 26, l955-a nighf of enchan+men+. I+ is simply amazing how a formal gown, a corsage, a mascu- line escorf, and soff lighfs combine +o 'lransform +l1e bobby-soxer who has sal nex+ fo you in Advisory for fhree years info a charming creafure. Weelcs of planning and arranging have fheir climax in 'ihe sfrains of Moon- lighf Serenade. From early evening uniil la+e ihe nexi morning, house pariies, fhe Adelphia Hofel, and nighi' spofs are, in furn, 'rhe scene of gala celebrafiong making fwo days +l'1e minimum recovery period. Sfarry-eyed wiih memories, we recall our Senior Prom . . . from fhe hair-dressing appoinfmem' +o The final good-nigh? lciss. nf 1 ' f 3 A X, - If f And genllemanly foo! 'flslaf lf musf have been 'moonglowf' 1 1 , ,X They musf be d'scuss ng Newfons laws! sa x-,,J'f l S.: f ,al X, ji fy K N. l l If iflbi il, g y ' l Q I I 5 i ijjfiaf s o s ' 1 g AR U W MOVE-UP DAY A 2555 A d ems as ihough we enfered ius+ a few days ago. Twin Paks, +r.,nsp1an+.,a, flourish as mnsfresses of cere monies. A fig, N 655, U D 5 xi if ffk J X X if f gg Eff 4 O esfeemed feachers avow Their love. All fha? gliifers is noi' gold. - buf our key and flag ar . . . and if's noi because of fha ice cream! In fhe midsf of fhe madding crowd. f Q ,fm fN2'2::i5fY,s'::Li':'? deemed Mmwm y 5 ' MW mg -A :G ? 12 Q fx 1 XJ Of Dee 'forgof fo read Rule 6! ZFMAFW .Www J! mcomf X SENIOR Room X PE Strange! That a harp ot a thousand- A +ea rose for Mrs. Crawford. Our principal addresses us. Unity and diversify are essential. Seniors, fresh anol glowing, each wearing her covered red rose, march slowly clown the aisle. proudly conscious of the watching audience. This i I is our happily-anticipated clay of formal introduc- I ji lion to the school. It is marked loy the performances ,' . of our musically talented classmares. the inspiring RX speeches of our Presideni and our Vice-Presicleni, ix. and an unforgettable feeling of clignity and achieve- 1' ment. 'Vi Lire can be likened K 'ro a symphony. xx Today we 'feel very disiinciive indeed. Lei my life be filled wilh music. strings should stay in tune so lung. a 5 sv' Nancy plays wilh feeling and elan. A lovely aria-rendered by Addie. A carnarion for our Doc. .J .N :J -.., 1 . N 1 X XX f-Q. -.,,,.rM WW o Xl kill , ,f ff These flowers speak 5 ,f Our melody is fire dominanl one for fhemselves. XJ' and we are playing if proudly. fl I. r is We infroduce our Class Officers . . . and +l1e Mileslone Siaff. 1: 3 ei' ln he narrow corridor of ihe narrow, hcl din g-car of 'ihe P.R.R. we awaif our second shif dinners-and inhale. At Mouni' Vernon we find sofi, green grass, beauiiful 'frees and flowers, relaxafion-and a refreshmenf siand. Down by flhe sfafion early in ihe morning, a bif groggy . . brushing +I-ie sleep 'from our eyes . . . buf ferribly exciied. SENIOR We are awed by fha serenify and fhe solemnify of ihe Lincoln Memorial. Our empiy sfomachs -from fha momeni 'lrain in Philadelphia call Dinner served firsi shiff. never are filled we board 'rhe uniil ihal magic is heard by ihe TRIP I I 1 1 I I n Firsf sfop: I'I'1e impressive Capifol build- ing, Home of I1is'IoricaI painiings. sIa+ues, and II'le Unifed Sfafes Congress. . ,,. ., , ,ggg-Q . -J- Two minufes '+iI ihe changing of +I1e guard!-and up fha s+eps we dash. Reveren'IIy we wiiness fha ceremony. mam is XE- -mamma mmm is me is sms W- is a mms EE, Q A mx was -5-sw, ms me ummm I mama uma 2 . B I X Z was 5 - Z: mama I .mln ,af -me ' swf xx X 7 x HM: S11 g I B , WI1en fee? ache-even in I I if ns safe mam my ma me E is W . H... ummm E? nm Ivameif QTE- nmn is a Ek is -we H W M 5 M Wien KQQ we wk? Iggmvw 36 -mega E, -W a - mnmwmvg M- , swam in a me ms M mm 52 -U IIWA: Exmgm -Q . ,WM as n-- H'?a W 2 wang ,I In may gag -.www nm- w.W NW me-mage mum up cosmopoliian Washingfon 'I'I1ere's only one soluiion. On 'I'i'l6 Irain we fravel from car Io car-+aIIcing, singing, cI'1aHing wifh 'Friends and Ieachers. A comprehensive WasI1ing+on Confiden+iaI is wiHiIy delivered by our guides-as we 'IraveI 'Ihroughouf Washingion. is sg- new www E Q .my G, ,ww QM? E Q Q 5 E W 3 Q: E-Hiking: wr. E . vm.. .. --.QL --ll 43 BETTY EGNAL CLAIRE EVANGELIST Ediior-in-Chief Liferary Edifor Arf Edifor fl IN m Xu 5 , ' Q K, Q XA f K1 STAFF, KE? 5 I Give 'lily fhougiifs no iongue If was abouf fo sleep when e cock crew and fhen 1+ shaded like a guilfy ihmg upon a fearful summons 171 lf! ' OF F BEATS-V J is irue My Thrift ihriff, Nancy! Yasferday's meafs do coldly furnish for+i1 +-ables. There are more ihings in heaven and earfh, ihan are dreamf of in your philosophy. If-:I 1F , .'ifj X , Y , gi 141' l i......m '5 af 4 With one auspicious and one drooping eye -Joann siudies. -331 Loi's wifhdrawf' llkmik J N XXI'- Class Officers Vice-Presicleni ELEIDA LEHRFELD VIRGINIA AMMON Presidenl Dear Girls, 'EPP is Q 0, xk .., 59. This book recounls 'fhe advenlures of our I89. Each page holds a Ireasure. The men+ion of Harem Scare'im , Dreamer's Holiday , Moonligh'I Serenade , ancl EI Toro recalls memories +ha+ we shall cherish always. A+ Firsl we cloubfecl we should ever be able +o wrife a +erm repor+, organize a con- 'Ies'I, achieve commencement and our o+her +eachers helped us lo grow and lo our challenge. Growfh has Doc have meel been 'Ihe lcey of our life al G.l'l.S. We have grown as individuals ancl as a co-operalive unil. Lel' us remember our high school clays. Lei' us do honor 'ro fhem by con- finuing 'lo grow. May God always bless you. Sincerely, il ' 'Emil Secrelary SANDRA CLUNGEON L , . 'Z Treasurer SOPHIE SKOCZYLAS awe. WE .X X sg ge s.g lz.i2lH,f:lfII ZOI Pennsylvania Avenue I l November I Iris Represeniafive IOB-IZB: Arl' Club IIA, IIB: Assisianl Frolic Chairman IIB: Social Theories Group IIB-IZB: Edilor-in-chief ol' Mile- s+one . Everyihing she touches is illuminafed by her fhoroughgoing knowledge and by her arfisfic creafivify. Joan com- bines her giffs for organizafion, diplomacy, languages Io achieve worldliness and self-reliance. VIRGINIA ANNE AMMON 6639 N. Opal Slreet I38l Oclober 5 Execufive Council 9B-IZB: Aide IOA: Badminfon Club IOB: Class Presiclenl IIB-IZB: Class Show IZA. Wifh gracicusness as her scepfre, wifh facf her crown, Ginny rules the I89 wifh a genfle buf firm hand. Our beaufiful Presidenf- Io lrnow her is 'fo love her. LOUISE SUSAN APFELBAUM Z7lI W. Girard Avenue I3Ol November IO Library Aide IOA, IOB: Science Clulo IIB: Lirlle Thealer Group IIA-IZB: Frolic Play IIB: Class Show IZA. A discriminaiing lasle in fhe aesfhel- ic, an indefinable charm, a probing curiosify . . . Louise- a well-grac'd adress , slrilled in flue arf of conver- saiion. CLEMENTINE E. BARBER 927 N. Foriy-Ihird Slreel I4l February ZZ Orcheslra 9B, IZB: Library Aide IIA- IZB: Badminlon Club IIB, IZB: Music and Drama Represenlalive IIA-IZB: Class Show IZA. Clemenfine-quiei, ye! offen sur- prisingly 'fallrafive . . . falenfed mus- ically . . congenial and conscien- tious . . . a finer, more comforling 'Friend is hard 'Io find. Q.. - W ,aww I - '- if F w I f iff' J 'R I YQ, 5, Xe I R r A 4 ' xxx X EUNIS, I, I l 3 K , 'i': L- 'Sm , RUTH BARNES 2859 N. Howard Srreet l33l Seplem ber 5 Conlesl IIB, IZB: Miles,Ione Rep- resenfalive IZA: Section Treasurer IZB. ' Serious of purpose, nimble of foof, compafible by nafure . . . Rufhie, a soff-spolren Miss, is a consfanl source of enreriaining commenis. LINDA CAROL BAUM 58l5 N. Fifleenfh Slreel I4Il March ZI Aide 9A-IOA: Treble Clef IOA-IZB: Execuiive Council IZA: Class Show IZA: Senior Sponsor. This Wandering MinsIreI is Irnown for her baIIads, songs, and sna'Iches as well as for her eager and cooper- afive spirif. Lin-pleasing and per- sonable. GERTRUDE BECK 632 Fairmounl Avenue IZ3l Seplember Z4 Physics Club IIB, IZA: Execuiive Council IZA: Class Show IZA: Sfudy Hall Capiain IZA: Senior Sponsor. As aclive as an animafed aiom and as logical as Ihe scientific meihod . . . ambifious . . . a class leader . . . Gerlie, fo you we Ioolr for a world-shaking discovery! CLAIRE PAULA BEHLAU 6257 Alqard Srreel I35l 9 C b 9A: Fashion Show 9B: lris' If IIA-IZB, Circulaiion Ma eiiTNql2B: Class Show IZA. Dill I' fha e ou ever fried Iceeping fhirf les sfraighfll . . . r nlr, reserved . , a sfar in her English . . re, ihoroughly depend le. 0 KA '5 ' 1 l , CQ dub PHYLLIS FAYE BERMAN I935 N. Thirlielh Slreel' IZII May Z5 Bowling Club IIA-IZA: CounseIor's Aide IIA-IZA: French Affiliafion Commilfee IIA-IZB: Co-chairman of Lunch IIB, IZA: Execufive Council IZB. A conscienfious, sincere person who finds pleasure in learning and in working wifh ofhers, Phyllis is one of fhose excepfional individuals who always look for the besl in people and in sifuafions. ELIZABETH A. BERRY I828 N. Twenfy-fhird Slreef IZII Ocfober I I Glee Club IOA, IOB: Gym Locker Aide IIA: Tennis Club IIB: Class Show IZA: Junior Varsify Volley Ball IZA? Treble Clef IIB-I2B. Loquacious, and very pleasanily so . . . mafhemalically inclined . . . bofh a singer and a hep appre- ciafor of good music . . . Beffy- fhe envy of all us gourmands who can'f eaf and keep as frim a figure as hers. VIRGINIA BISHOP l74I N. Lamberf Sireel' IZII January I4 Glee Club IOA: Welfare Represenfa- live IZA, IZB. There's somelhing very likeable aboul' Ginnie! Her quiei' compefence and her unaffecfed manner give her friendship an immeasurable value. CAROL BLESHMAN I932 N. Fiflh Slreel 1221 Seplember I9 Iris Represenfalive IOA: Aide IOB, IZB: Iris Slaff IIA-IZB, Pholog- raphy Edifor IZA: Co-chairman of Tickeis for Class Show IZA. Always seen in 'lhe center of a laugh- ing, chaffering group, Carol, wifh her cheerful banfer, conlribufes much fo fhe gaiefy. lnteresled and acfive in class and school proiecfs, Carol, il' can be fruly said, parficipafes. NANCY BLIMLINE l975 Slerling Slreel l38I Augusl' Z9 Ari Club IOA, IIB: Lalin Play IOB: Class Show IZA: Siudy I-Iall Captain IZA. Nancy, lhe personificafion of capa- bilify, exudes quief assurance. En- dowed wifh a calm disposifion. she appears fo enioy and profil from all she does-from feaching Sunday School lo lisfening fo fhe music she loves so well. JUDITH BOCKMAN ZOOI Delancey Place l3l June 3 Sludy Hall Caplain IIB: Aide IZA: Lunchroom Capfain IZA: Class Show IZA: Senior Sponsor. A convincing lbul' adorablel Ferd- inand Ihe Bull, a ferocious lfhough Iovablel Maharaiah . . . fhis chic young lady has a remarkable flair for mimicry. Teachers, fension, and lesfs are transformed info fun and relaxalion by Judy's sense of humor. E FAITH BOEHNE 5706 N Slxfeenlh Sfreel' 4I ne I Orcheslra 9A IZB All Cn' S nl High Orchaslra 9Al2A y - ' I IJ 1 I Ju I I . , ' ' Q!! ds? ' h - : f S io I-I'g B d 9A-IZA: -5 affiliate elmizffll Social ser img: Jw, ,J 'ill' IZB. .- ' A lifileu girl wifh a big Iigublgwfu y ' ' ' . . . Ppbrhi at , . . , .. N, . . , wifi., nvfj. Falfh well known fo er finje handling of fhe dlfliculf Fr ncl? 1 I for her mferesf in youlh re orlff I I for her gefhng in fhebldgg M A asf I gulf!- . -fy - MARCIA REVA FREEMAN Z463 N. Napa Slreel lazy Oclober I3 A.A. Represenfafive IOB-IIB: Iris Sfafl IIA, IIB: Co-chairman oi Tickefs for Class Show IZA: Swim- ming Club Manager IZA: Tennis Manager IZB. A flash of red hair . . . Hiya BubsI . . . a friendly wave . . . and off dashes Marci to one of her manifold acfivifies. Anyone for +ennis7 swim- ming? reporfing7-Ihis versafile Miss can ably accommodafe you. 64 SARA JANE BRESSEN SII Burnham Road lI9l November IO Junior Prom Commifiee IIA: P.T.D.A. Represenlative IIB-I2B: Tennis Club IIB: Class Show IZA: Chairman of Senior Prom I2A. Organizafion comes easily fo Sara. She conquers all problems-from hefs for Confesf 'ro fhe Senior Prom -wifh efficiency. Eagerness and re- Iiabilify make Sara an asset 'Io any campaign. NANCY EVELYN BRETMAN 65I3 N. Tenlh Sireef l26l February I7 Assembly and Treble Clef Accom- panisf IOB-I2B: Seciion Treasurer IIA-IZA: Class Show Music Direcfor IZA: Treble Clef Presidenf IZB: Senior Sponsor. Her soul is filled wiI'h music and her personalify is an expression of har- mony. Nance-pensive, noble, lcind . . . gaieiy wifh resfrainf. ROBERTA RUTHENE BURRAGE 2I43 N. Thirfeenfh Sfreef l2Il June I3 Glue Club IOA, IOB: Soffball Club IOB: Coniesl' Subsfifufe IIB: Spanish Conversation Club IZA, I2B: Class Show l2A. Can offen be found shining in her Spanish classes, doing social worlc, or assisfing ofhers in bofh a 'Iangible and an infangible way. Modesfy be- comes Roberfa-courfeous and hard- worlring. BARBARA CARSON 527 S. Forfy-Sixth Slreef l43l January I5 Iris Siafl 9B-IOB: Execufive Council I IA-IZB: Assembly- Sieering Commif- ieo IIA-IZB: Social Theories Group IIB-I2B: Class Show IZA. A many-facefed personalify . . . debafer par excellence and a come- dienne . . . Bobby-a good mind, a flair for words and a whimsical sense of humor. This curly-haired psycholo- gisf is un-duplicalable. BARBARA CASLAR 263i S. Falrhill Slreef l48l January 2 Gym Loclzer Aide IOA-IIB: Fufure Teachers of America IOA-I IB: Green- house Group IOB: XYZ Club IOB- I2B. Bobbie's generous impulses and ob- liging friendliness are qualifies fo be appreciafed. By showing inferesf and by participafing in varied phases of school life, she is equipping herself fo be a fine feacher. ELIZABETH EVELYN CHILDS I9l4 N. Camac Sfreei l22l November I4 Baslcefball Club 9A: Soflball Club 9A: Volleyball Team IOA, IIA: Class Volleyball Team IIA. Innafely giffed in many fields, fhough her modesfy provolres a quiclc denial of her lalenfs . . . Elizabefh sews, plays 'Il-ne piano, is an able gymnasf, and can grasp ideas wifh facilify. SANDRA CHRISTIE CLUNGEON 8505 Palion Road II8l Augusf 8 Varsify Hockey Team 9A, 9B: Hockey Manager 9B: Spanish Conversafion Club IOA, IIA: Class Secreiary IIA- IZB: Class Show IZA. Clever cards, original iewelry, smarf clofhes are fhe producfs of Sandy's deff fingers and imaginafive mind. Efficiency and ingenuify lceynole her characfer. She worlcefh willingly wifh her hands. BARBARA S. COHN I239 Hale Slreef llll December I2 Assisfanf Aide IIA: Iris Sfaff IIA- I2B, News Edifor IIB-IZB: Aide IIB: Execulive Council IZA: Class Show IZA. Barbara, always busy, worlrs quiefly buf well. We admire Bobbie's indus- fry and unselfish service 'Io bofh the class and fhe school, given in a graceful and unsparing manner. JANICE LAVERNE COLE 37I7 N. Eighieenih Sireel' I40l Sepiember 9 Glee Club 9A: Library Aide 9B-I IA: Social Service Work IOB: Gym Squad Leader IIB: Treble Clei IOB- IZA. Janice says Iit+Ie buf surprises all wifh 'Ihe occasional profusion of her words. Quiei' among classmafes, she shows Ihe opposife facef of her per- sonalify 'Io her closer friends-fha! of a warm, lively person. MERRIEL-JO COLIO' I6OO Darby Road, Brookline Sepfember 25 MiIesione Represeniaiive IIA. IIB: Iris Slalzl IIA-I2B: Conlesi Usher IIB: Class Show IZA: Circulafion Manager of MiIesI'one . Gaily 'IaIlraI'ive, full of fun . . . Mer- riel-Jo can make a grin grow where a grouch once lay . Wifh definife ideas, she always follows Ihrough on wha? she thinks righf. ELSIE CRUMLEY 7405 Tabor Avenue Illl May I2 Glee Club 9B3 Treble Clef IOA-IZB: Lafin Play IOB7 Wardrobe Mislress of Treble Clei I2B: Siucly Hall Cap- iain I2B. Bible work fakes much of EIsie's Hme. Because of her zeal, her pafience, and her undersfanding of o+her's prob- lems, she is certain fo be a success in her chosen field. JOYCE ELIZABETH DAVIDSON I858 N. Taylor Sireel IZII December 8 Orchesira 9B-IZB: Coniesi' Band 9B- I2B: Welfare Represeniaiive IOB: Hockey Club IIA: Class Show IZA. Indusiriousness, modesiy, and affrac- Iive nealness are Ihree of fhe qual- ifies which accouni' for her many friends. Joyce-our 'Feminine counfer- part of fhe fabulous Safchmo . PATRICIA ANNE DAVIS 441 W. Aliens Lane Ilfll March I6 Swimming Club 9A-I IA: Banker IOA- IZB: Biology Club IOB: French Con- versafion Club IIA. Few are privileged 'fo glimpse be- neaih her demure exferior. Paffy- possessed of a giff for fhe Iinguisf- ical, a sensifive nature, and a subfle abiliiy 'Io see Ihe droll side of life . . . a serious siudeni . . . a 'ialenled wriler. FLORENCE ELIZABETH DEMBY 2044 Websier Sireei I46I Banker 9A-IOB: Gym Squad Leader 9A. Virfues characierizing few . . . Flor- ence-placid and mild in manner . . . 'Ihe firsl' hand raised when help is requesfed . . . a kind and admirable person. JOAN MARIE DESIDERIO 6639 Malvern Avenue l3Il Seplember 7 MiIesione Represeniaiive 9A: As- sistani Aide 9B, IOB: French Affilia- Iion Commiilee IIA-I2Bg Senior Sponsor. Visage of Lyneile- and Iighily was her slender nose Iip-iilfed like 'Ihe pefal of a flower . . . characfer of Elaine- Ihe fair, fhe lovable, Ihe lily maid of As+oIaI . . . Joan- nafural, inclusfrious. unassuming. JOANNE DI LEMMO I7l8 S. Fiileenlh Sireei l45l November 8 MiIesione ' Represeniaiive 9A. IOA, IOB: Spanish Conversaiion Club IOB- IIBf Class Show IZA: Treble Clei IZA, IQB. To brisk noies in cadence beafing, glance her Iwinkling feet Joanne has a genuine apfitude for fun, fri- volify, and dancing-buf from nine fo fwo-Ihirfy, she is a consisieni, de- iermined siudenf. JUDITH HELENE DUCKETT 53ZI Sliles Slreel' llll Oclober Z6 Traffic Squad 9A-I2Bg Library Aido 9A-IIB: PTC Represenialive 9A-IZB: Conlesl' IIB. IZB: Treble Clel IZA, IZB. Judy-famous for: proficiency in ath- Ielics lwe walch her beauliful ring- worlr wi+h awel, 'lhe ar'I's lsinging, dancing, painIing...l, and leader- ship in class acliviles le.g. our proudly worn class pinsl. BETTY ELLEN EGNAL 4-6lI Osage Avenue l43I February Z5 Peace Club IIA: Tennis Club IIB: Social Theories Group IIB-IZB: Con- tesl' Slci'r Chairman IIB: Lilerary Ed- iior oi lv1iIesIone . Loolus ai' life and people wifh palienl undersfanding . . . a quiclr sympafhy, a social consciousness . . . soflly, Belly sleals her way in'l'o your hearf and confidence. HARRIET DEE ELFMAN 638 Pine Slreel lbl Augusl Z4 Junior I-Iislorians 9A, 9B: Sophomore Dance IOB: Iris Represeniaiive IlB'I2B: Iris Slafl IIB-IZBZ Class Show IZA, AIfhough she's iusl a chorus-girI . . . Harriei-easygoing. exlremely good-nafured, percepfive . . . has a Irnaclr for malring herself welcome in any group. SHIRLEY LILLIAN ELLISON 2540 Amber Slreel' l25l November I0 Tennis Club IOB, IIB, IZB: PTC Rep- resenlalive 9B-IZA: Sludy Hall Cap- lain IZA: Class Show IZA: Senior Sponsor. Happy, cheerful, oplimisiic, Shirley enioys Iifel And we enioy Shirley- her common sense, her pleasanf hu- mor, and her sponlaneous helpful- ness. PATRICIA FUSAKO ENDO 4337 N. Fairhill Sireel l4Ol January I Tennis Club IOB, IIB: Treble Clef IIA-IZB: Social Service IIB-IZB: Class Show IZA: Assisianl' Aide IZB. PaI s soprano rings as 'Irue in Treble Clef as her calm sincerity wifh her classmafes and Ieachers. The very essence of 'lranquilily . . . Pally is gifled wilh a genfle Irind of grace which will soothe and relax her fu- 'Iure palienls. CLAIRE MARIE EVANGELIST I605 Cardeza Slreei lI9l Oclober 6 Varsily I-loclsey Team I IA-IZA: Treas- urer ol A.A. IIB: Coniesl' Announcer IIB: Junior Prom Decorations Chair- man IIA: Ari Edilor of IvIilesI'one . A pol-pourri of inleresfs . . . Ihe abilily fo do all Ihings well . . . a 'lliclc of her magical painibrush Irans- 'lorms fhe mundane info fhe enchanf- ing . . . an irresisfible sense of hu- mor . . . Claire-our Mademoiselle Poni-fail Picasso. MARION FORTE 225I S. Darien Sireef I4-Bl Oclober IZ Hall Hosiess 9Bg Study Hall Caplain IIA: Locker Aide IIB. Wha'I' large eyes she has! And how observanl' she is. Marion, close 'Io herb many friends, is nafural, sensiiiveu and noiably courageous. BRUCELLA U. FRANKLIN 833I Germanlown Avenue IIBI November 2 Orchesfra 9A-lZBg Lillle Thealer Group 9B-IZB: A.A. Board IZA, IZB: Class Show IZA: Swimming Club IZB. GenlIe of speech . . . pafienf 'Io perform , Brucie is always occupied. She radiafes a' buoyanl spirif Io all who meet her . . . our confribulion fo 'rhe musical comedy sfage. CONSTANCE LEE FREED 4932 Pine Slreel' l43l May II Welfare Represenlaiive 9A, IOA: Music and Drama Represenlalive 93, IIA, IIB: Iris Slall IIA: Art Com- millees IIB-IZB: Arls and Cralfs Club IZA. Ellin face, fouseled hair, pixie smile, Ihe perennial painlbrush . . . all fhese recall Connie. I didn r do my Frenchl lsays who7l words most likely 'lo be heard as Connie slides breafhless info her seal. EVELYN FREED 2923 W. Lehigh Avenue l3ZI July I Bowling Club IZA. A newcomer in I2A, Evelyn has dem- onsfraled her abilify 'Io adiusf fo a new environment. Her love of chil- dren is indicalive of her Irindness. Her apiilude 'For arf is revealed by a perusal of her noieboolr. MARION FREEMAN 2I24 Laiona Srreel' I4-6l Sepiember I3 Dance Club 9A: Orchesira 9A-IZB: Assisianl Aide 9A, 9B: Swimming Club 9B-IOB: All Cily Senior High Orcheslra IOB-IZB. Wilh her piano, Irombone, and bass, Viclcy malres beaufiful music. Wifh her sunny disposifion, brighl chalfer, and pleasing manner, she malces long-lasting friendships. LIBBY GOLDSTEIN 2453 N. Twenfy-eighlh Sfreel 4321 January 25 Library Aide 93, IOB, IZA, IZB: Ari' Club IOBI Chemislry Club IIA: A.A. Represeniaiive IZA. Sieadfasf and practical, yef lively and gay . . . Libby-Iruly regardful of her 'Fellow human-beings, derives happiness from serving olhers. 68 PATRICIA ELAINE GRASTY 5743 Spruce Sfreel I39I February 3 Library Aide 9A-I IA: MiIeslone Represenfalive IOA-IIB: World Al- lairs Club IZA: MiIesIone Literary Commillee IZB: Senior Sponsor. . . . enfries will be iudged on neaf- ness, originalily, and aplness of fhoughl . . . Pa+sy can't 'Fail +o win. However, Ihese conlesf-ailribufes do her only parlial iuslice. Palienf, dufi- ful. she produces oufsfanding resulls from any assignmenf. ASTRID PHYLLIS GREEN 2445 Kensinglon Avenue l25l April ll Aide IIA-I2A:J.A.C. Chairman IIB: Conlesf Team Capiain IIB, IZB: Class Show IZA: Presidenl of A.A. IZB. High ideals and the desire Io learn malre Asfrid fhe Ihoughfful person she is. Vibranf . . . possessed of a warm, ouf-going nafure . . . leader- ship comes easily I'o her. CAROL ANNE GRESS 234 W. Tabor Road 1201 December 24 OED Club IOBI Badminlori Club IOB. IIB: Iris Represenfafive IIA: Iris Slafl IIA-IZB: PTC Represen- +a'rive IZB. Carol-a slaunch supporler of fhe Iris . . . an able wriler . . . an in- feresied German sludenf . . . com- pefenl' . . . wifh a quielness of spiril, she performs her dulies. CAROL ANNE GRIFFITHS 6990 Wisler Sireel I38l July IO VVeIfare Representafive 9A-IZA: Classical Club 9A-IOB: Treble Clel IIA-IZB, Secrefary IZB: Coniesl IIB, IZB. Sunshiny Carol-sparkles as she marches with our Confesf leams, il- Iuminales Treble Clef . . . co-oper- alive, agreeable, she shows a cheer- ful willingness. :QQ ilk if X. ROBERTA GROSSMAN 204 Rilner Slreei I48I December 30 XYZ Club 983 Ari Club 9B: Junior Science Club IOBg Banker IOBAIIB: Seclion Treasurer IZB. Four years of lively chafler . . . Roberfa can be found in Ihe midsf of any discussion group. Be if induc- iive, deductive, or inluifive, her logic and her wealfh of hisforical Irnowl- edge malre her a sfimulafing conver- safionalisl. ANNA PATRICIA GUIDO I537 S. TwenI'y-iourih Slreel l46I March I7 Classical Club 95-I2B: CouriseIor's Aide IOBq Sfudy Hall Capiain IIA: Class Volleyball I2A: Music and Drama Represenlalive IZB. Unpredicfable Anna-ever ready wifh a sympafhetic ear, a generous offer of aid, or a funny remarlc . . . rarely seen wifh less Ihan a smile lighfing her face, is always sur- rounded by appreciafive friends. BRENDA YVONNE HAGGANS 386I N. Sevenreenih Slreel' I4OI November I0 A.A. Representative 9B-IOBg Varsily Soliball 95. IOB, IZB: Varsily Volley- ball IIA, IZA: Tennis Club IIB, IZB. Agile Brenda-doing easily whaf oihers find difliculf, she excels in her Gym worlc. We Imow fha? Brenda, noi' quife live feet of fun and frolic, will be a favorife wilh fufure rope- climbers and upside-down ring per- formers of high school gym classes. JUANITA BLANCHE HARDEN 9OI S. Fourrh Sfreel' I47I Seplember 4 Science Club IOA: Glee Club IOB7 Gym Office Aide IIA: Chess Club IZA. Though'Ifulness is ihe essence of friendship . . . unpreleniious, con- siderale, and ever-generous . . . Juanifa-reassuringly calm . . . is also an accomplished chess player. JULIA VERA HENRY 3203 Powellon Avenue I4-I July 2 Hockey Club 9A: Sludy Hall Cap- Iain IZA: Chess Club I2A. A nonchalanf manner . . . a pleasing franlcness, funny ralher Ihan fresh . . . Julia-a major proponenf of rl-iyfhm and blues who enlivens any gafhering. REETA HIBSHMAN 49l9 N. Broad Sireef II7I Augusl I9 Cheer Leader IIB-I2Bg Siudy Hall Caplain IZA: Lunchroom Capiain I2A: Class Shows IOA, l2A: Sludenl Concerf Commifiee IZA. Piquanfly pre'Hy . . . a lover of music . . . Reefa will cerfainly be a refresh- ing addiiion +o fuiure archaelogical expedilrions 'Io China, giving 'Ihe charm, pep, and life 'thai she gave fo us as our Cheer Leader. MARCELINE RUTH HOLLANDER 3236 Arlingion S'I'ree't IZII January I4- Class Show IOA. The fime is oui of ioinl, O cursed spife, Thai ever I was born Io sef if righiI . . . Marcy- our Iwenfiefh cenlury Addison, who loves +o ob- serve life abouf her. BEVERLY JEANNE HOPE SI4 Gilham Sireel' llll May..I5 Classical Club VA-IIB: Orchesfra 9A, 98, Treble Clef IOA-IZB: Sec- 'rion Treasurer IIA-IZA: Senior Spon- sor. Beverly sincerely enioys learning. This is evidenl in fhe classroom. Her voice is excepfionally beauiiful, her loolrs engagingly wholesome. her manner a model of courlresy. 69 PAULA HORWITZ IZI6 W. Wyoming Avenue I4OI December 22 Music and Drama Represenlalive 9A: Class Show IOA. She dazzles usl Poised . . . always beaulifully and fashionably groomed . . . serious and adulf . . . Paula gives precise aHenI'ion io all deiails. EVELYN J. HOSKINS 2803 Knorr Slreel l49l Augusl 25 Baslreiball Club 98, IIA, IIB: Green. house GTO'-IP IOA: Volleyball Club IOA IIA Ph ics Club IIA W I I YS : ellare Represenlafive IZB. lndusirious . . . praclical . . . warmly undersfanding . . . near and orderly in appearance, in worlr, and in mind - . . Evelyn is nol' only willy herself, bu'I' causes wif in ofhers. SUZANNE SEYMOUR HOUSAND 5649 Ellioll' Slreel' I43l Seplem ber 8 Junior Varsily Volleyball IZA: Var- siiy Baslcefball IZA: Gym Office Aide Ping-Pong Club IZA: Conresr Willingness and alerlness are 'Ihe qualiiies fhai' gained for Suzie, our newcomer from Ihe Soulh, a place in ihe hear? of our class. lnIini'I'e abilify . . . confidence . . . cheerfulness . . . Her approach is always fresh. VALENTINE IVASHIN 2059 Brandywine Slreel' I3Ol January IZ Music and Drama Represenlaiive IQA: Greenhouse Group IOAy Swim- ming Club IOB: Infirmary Aide IIB: Study Hall Caplain IZB. Valli-a very pleasanl' person, who can malre and Ireep 'Friends . . . We saw her charming, buf we saw nof half ihe charms her downcasl' mod- esfy did conceaI. WYEEZT EVA JASINSKI Z6ZZ N. Franklin Slreei I33l April 9 Science Club 9A-IOA: P.T.D.A. Rep- reseniafive IIA, IIB: Swimming Club IZA, IZB: Nurse's Aide IZB: Senior Sponsor. In her quesl' for knowledge Eva has accumulafed a wealfh of informalion and experiences wifh which she en- riches her classes. Clear and logical Ihinlring powers are hers . . . neces- sary qualifies for a fine doclor. ROSALYN JONES SZZ7 Locusl' Slreet I39l November Z9 Classical Club 9A-IZB: Aide IIA, IIB: Cheer Leader IIA, IIB, IZB: I-'resideni of Service Club IZA: Sen- ior Sponsor. Roz-a friend 'fo everybody . . . Ili you wish 'Io be loved, Iove. Will we over iorgel' our peiile S.C.O. Pres- idenr, our animafed Conlesl Cheer Leader . . . blessed wi'I'h leadership and boundless energy. PATRICIA ANN KENNEY 7002 Greene Sireel' ll9l November I6 Music and Drama Represenlalive 9B: Banker IOA, IOB: Treble Clei IOB- IZB. She can be seen blifhely singing wifh Treble Clef, or in all seriousness 'lranslaling lhe Aeneid . Pal'-an even Iemperamenf . . . a peaceful nafure. DOROTHY JEAN KENTNER 6I53 Columbia Avenue l3Il Seplember Z5 Aide 9A, 9B, IOB, IIA: Class Shows IOA, IZA: Treble Clei IOB, IIA: Secrelary ol' Service Club IZA, IZB: Siucly Hall Capiain IZB. A raggedy Jeanmaire haircuf, a de- mure smile, a coniagious laugh . . . Dolly-our capable minu+es-girl who does everylhing wifh exuberance and wilh an enchanfing foie de vivre. FAITH JOYCE KESSEL i807 N. Thirly-Third Slreel l2Il January 25 Execuiive Council IIA, IIB: Chair- man of Flowers and lnvilalions lor, Frolic IIB: Class Show Choreogra- pher IZA: Senior Sponsor. She wrifesi' dances, acfs, malres musicl . . . wifh spiril and gregariousness in equal proporiion io defermina+ion and conscieniiousness. Fai+hie earns her successes. MARLENE KLEVAN 3l4 E. Girard Avenue l25i Oclober 3I Banker 9A-I2B: P.T.C. Represenialive 9B, IOB. IZB' MilesI'one Represen- 'Iafive IOA: Class Show IOA, IZA. Wherever she goes, Marlene leaves people admiring her impeccable neafness and her feminine ease and grace. She has. along wifh the pleas- ing faculiy of being a good Iisfener, Ihe rewarding frail' of perseverance. MARGARET ANNA KOZUL l4l2 E. Columbia Avenue 1251 June IO Sollball Junior Varsily 9B, IOB: Bas- kelball Varsiiy IOA, IIA: Baslcelball Manager IOB, IIA: Volleyball Var- sify I2A: A,A. Represenlalive IOB- IZB. Would we fhinlr Ihai an avid hill- billy music fan could also be a dili- genf, devoul, and reserved young lady? Margie's crowning quality is scholasiic persisience. CYNTHIA LYNNE LASKEY 603l N. Camac Slraer l4Il February 22 Office Aide 9A: Class Show IOA: Class Show Assislani' Accornpanisl l2A. The 'Iheme- Sophis'IicaIed Lady . . . Cynihia-wilh a cryslal clear, razor sharp wif . . . a sparkling laugh . . . wrifing abilily . . . always mis- 'Iress of fhe silualion. 1 . , N or Q I J .P-, agp, lx :.:. I-we e a I ,,..' . awe Us B ,wee we v: IQ .... alex? ew? I - gem? I ,sagem wgiifw' me - ELEIDA LYNE LEHRFELD 4-II W. Ellef Slreel ll9l October 5 Aide IOA: Assislani Aide IOB: Blue Bell Picnic Chairman IOB: Class Vice Presideni IIA-IZB: Senior Prom Com- milfee. Be 'rhe problem greaf or small, Lee, our Vice-Presidenf, faclcles all wifh equal zeal and wiihouf ihoughf of recogni+ion. She lreeps a busy sched- ule clicking wi+h eliforfless efficiency 'I'ha'I' is nel efforfless al' all. LAURA LEINBACH 59I8 Washingion Avenue i4-3l Seplember I6 Contesi IIB, IZB: Class Show IZA: World Affairs Club IZA: Social Theo- ries Group IIB-IZB: Senior Sponsor. Recepfive 'Io new ideas. adepl' al' picking ouf lhe essenlial . . . lhoughf- 'Ful reactions followed by purposeful performance . . . Lolly-a+hle+icalIy as well as inlelledually agile. JOAN M. LOGAN l3I7 N. Filly-sevenlh Slreei l3ll December 25 Iris Sialf IIA-I2A: Red Team Mascol IIB: Class Volleyball IZA. Our spirited Toreador . . . her en- Ihusiasm helped +o malce our Red ConI'es'I an exciiing, memorable ex- perience. Bubbling laugh+er and much gaiefy are always Io be 'found when Miss Logan is near. HALYNA LYSYJ l556 N. Randolph Sireel l22l July 27 Bowling Club IOA: Biology Club IOA.: Greenhouse Group IOA: XYZ Club IOB-IZB: Ping-Pong Club I2A. l2B. Her repuia'I'ion for silence need nol' Fool us. Thoughfful and infelligenf, in- variably sweef and unrulifled, Halyna has deplh and is guided by meaning- ful values. i as . 5 lr , ,. !..- il 1 JOYCE MADDOX 78 E. Pasiorius Streei l44l Ociober 28 J.A.C. Commiiiee 9A, 9B: Bowling Club IIA: Chemisiry Club IIA: Chess Club IIB: Science Explorer's Club l2B. Full of energy, fond of dancing, a iazz enfhusiasf . . . ihese are phrases which besf describe Joyce-an alive, congenial girl. CYNTHIA MARIE' MADISON 2935 Annin Sireet l46l Sepiem ber I O XYZ Club IOA, IOB: Glee Club IOB: Treble Clei IIA-I2B: Volleyball I2A: Class Show I2A. Noi even a cageful of canaries can equal 'the Ioveliness of Cynihia's voice . . . graciousness . . . digniiy . . . a cosmopolifan young lady. DANEEN MARTIN 2044 N. Sixih Sireei l22l August 5 Library Aide 9A: Greenhouse Group 9A, IIA: Bowling Club IOA, IZB: Tennis Club IZB: Swimming Club IOB-IIB, I2B. Carefree, capricious, and gay . . . exceedingly generous, honesi, and 'Iaciful . . . Daneen numbers horse- back riding, music, roller-skaiing, and ping-pong among her many hobbies. ROBERTA MASS 7356 Limekiln Pike I38l March 6 Never io be called prosaic, we have our own panacea: an ioia of iam- bic lfrom Rozl added Io a small amounl' of onomafapoeiau lby Bob- bil. Proof: a superbly successful Class Show, a unique Move-Up Day Iwe Ihink ihal' we shall never see, ihe likes of our 'Iwo M.C. Ireesl. 72 ROSLYN MASS 7356 Limekiln Pike l38l March 6 lbolh 'rwinsl Wriiers, Direciors of I2A Class Show, Move-up Day: Soph- omore Dance IOB: Senior Sponsors. Enfhusiasm, helpfulness, never-waning inieres! . . . Ihe Twins, Roz and Bobbi, as inseparable in our hearls and minds as in our sighi. JOHNNIE MAE MASSEY 323 N. Weola Sire-ei l4l Ociober 3 Classical Club IOA-l2B: Class Show I2A: Ping-Pong Club I2B: Lalin Tuior. . . . ihen take friendliness: combine wiih genile undersianding: Icp wifh real infelligenceg sprinkle Iigh'IIy wi+h a sprite-like sweelness: resuII': one Johnnie Mae! GERTRUDE McBRIDE 22Ol Pennsylvania Avenue 1301 December I The dissenler personified . . . few people can 'rurn fhe negaiive info a delighl' as she does . . . sharp wif, piercing quesiions, flashing reparfee -all characterize a conversaiion Irarely sedalel wiih Geri. ISABELLA MCLEOD 2929 S. Broad Sireel l48l November 8 Banker IOA-I2B: Spanish Conversa- iion Club IIB: Class Show IZA: MiIesIone Adveriising Commiiiee I2B. She was born wiih Ihe giil' of laugh- Ier . . . fashionable . . . likeable . . . Izzy-rarely per-furbed, mosi olien merry and ai ease. Her kind- ness embraces bofh people and pals. . .ar I6 l I 'ix 4 Q 1 I.. I ,ai ui-1 1' F' , xx H ,f f. I ,. . . 'P . L , ' F 'N Auf.. Q .ZF W bv I V 'Az .ff ll A U lil ,R ROSALIND EDNA MEIER 2I29 W. Bellevue Sfreef lil-Ol Sepiember 7 Badminlon Team IOB, IIB, I2B, Man- ager IIA-l2B: Seciion Treasurer IIA, IIB, l2B: A.A. Treasurer IZA: Mile- sIone Adverfising Commiiiee IZB. Well acquainfed wifh Messrs. Archi- medes, Goefhe, and Pyfhagoras . . . loyal and spiriied . . . interesied in everybody and in everyfhing . . . Roz will make an excellenf communiiy worker. ADDIE MIZRAIM MEYERS l85I N. Tweniy-sevenih Sireef l2Il December 25 C-loo Club Presidenl' IOB: Treble Clof IOB-I2B: MilesIone Represen- lalive IIA: Tennis Team IIB: Taleni Show IQA. Co-operafive, sociable Addie-a music-maker wiih her voice, her hands, and her bow . . . she creaies poefry of 'rhe air , enhancing us wifh her charmed melody. MARILYN ROSE MILLER 435 W, Onfario Sfreel' l40l July 5 Softball IOB: Physics Club IOB: Chemisiry Club IIA, IIB: Library Aide IIA-IZB: Sludy Hall Capfain IZB. Our sfaunchesf Phillies fan, our grapevine from Shibe Park . . . sin- cerely inferesfed in nursing, she spends much fime working for fhe sick and disabled . . . Marilyn- a girl fhat laughs and loves musi sure do well. BARBARA HAZEL MITCHELL ZOOI Upland Way l3Il July 7 Fashion Show 98: XYZ Club IOA: P.T.D.A. Represeniafive IOB-IZB: Gym Office Aide IIA, IIB: Confesi IIB, IZB. We admire Barbie's fragile Ioveli- ness and her graceful execufion of 'the mos? complicaied gymnasfic maneuvers. Fun to be wifh . . . ma- 'iure . . . reserved . . . inferesfed in church acfivifies. 73 EUNICE MONTGOMERY 503l Marlcel' Sireel l39l ApdI3O Class Volleyball l2A. Tall and gracious, wifh warm, smiling brown eyes, Eunice has fhe siaiure and ihe manner of a queen. A su- perb sense of humor and friendly good nafure make Tiny a much loved member of our class . . . s Us RITTER E. MOORE - 406 W. Girard Avenue l4l July 22 Aide 9B: Classical Club Represenla- five 9B, Secreiary IIA: Execufive Council IOB: Class Presidenf IIA. Rifier-a greaf poienfial . . . genuine . . . a friend 'io all and a favoriie of all . . . easy-going . . . our firsf Chief Execufive CAROL MARY MORAWSKI l32O E. Susquehanna Avenue l25l December 25 Hall I-Iosiess IOB: Class Show IZA: Science Club IZA: Banker IZB: Typ- ing Club I2B. Thy moclesl'y's a candle fo fhy merit Serene Carol-diligeni . . . sfeadfasf in friendship . . . deeply religious . . . consfanfly helpful . . . warmhearfed. HELENE MORGAN l402 E. Duval Sfreel l3Bl Sepiember 20 OED Club IOB: Iris Represenfaiive IIA: Welfare Represenfafive IZA: Class Show IZA: Assisfanf Aide IZB. A selfless confribufor fo fhe I89 . . . Miss Dependabilify herself . . . fasci- nating eyes and a smile fhai flashes on ihe slighfesf invifaiion . . . in- felligence and loyaliy . . . a ready appreciafion of humor. .NJ i JUDITH NICHOLS 4737 Osage Avenue l43l Augusi' I6 Assislanl Aide 9B-IOB: Class Shows IOA. IZA: Welfare Represenlalive IIA: Aide IIB-IZB: Treble Clei IZA, l2B. Judy has 'lhal' elusive and rare gifi' of geifing along wi+h everyone . . . perl' and vivacious . . . we will always remember her spirited renclifion of The Rich Maharaiah of Magador in our IZA Class Show. CAROL ANN NYDEN 3460 W. Penn Slreei l29l December 8 I-Ioclcey 9A: Classical Club Play 9B: Archery Club IOB: Chemisrry Club IIB: Sludy Hall Capiain IZA. We 'lhinlr our poIi+ician l'rhe envy of every Republican in our midsil, never afraid to veniure her opinion, will always be 'lhoughl of an as in- 'Iegral parf of Miss Davis' hisfory classes, Carol-a courageous dis- puianf. MARY-ANN PATCHEN IZOI W. Godirey Avenue l4Il December 20 Publiciiy Manager ol A.A. IIB: Con- Iest Subsliiure IIB: Tennis Varsily IIB, IZB: Prom Place Commiiiee IZA: Secreiary oi A.A. IZA. Everyihing ihai savors of mischief and exciiemeni inirigues our pro- vocaiive Paich . . . buf caich her in a serious momeni' and we find a young lady of infelligence and lofiy ambiiions. CONSTANCE BARBARA PAYNE 7272 Cornelius Slreel l38l December I 2 Treble Clei IOB-IZB: Class Show IZA. Connie has been blessed wi+h an in- nale Icindhearledness and a desire 'ro help oihers . . . Iaughier spreads wiih her smile as good will is in- spired by her willingness and capa- bilily. I' CHARLOTTE MARILYN POLLACK 228 Riiner Slreei' l48l January ZZ P.T.C. Represenlalive 9A: Class Show IZA: Assislanl Aide IZA: Senior Sponsor. CharloH'e's calm assurance invifes confidence. Mature, serene, she subl- ly changes Ihe discordani info ihe harmonious. ROBERTA JEAN PRAHM Foriy-Ihird and Chesler Avenue l4l February ZZ World Affairs Club IOB, IIA: Gym Alcle IIA, IIB. Birdie is fhe fhoughfful person who always has ihe scissors, scoich rape, and hair clips 'Ihai we so desperaiely need. She shows an aciive inieresf in her subiecis by bringing periineni' ariicles inio class. EILEEN PRITSKER 6222 Chrisiian Slreei l43l Augusl' I School Cheer Leader IOA: Class Shows IOA. IZA: Sophomore Dance IOA: Coniesi' IIB, IZB, Team Cap- lain IZB: Magazine Sale Chairman IZA. WanI' +o buy a iiclcei? . . . or a magazine? . . . or a . . . 7 Selesmen and afhleles can falce lessons from Eileen. Lei 'rhe opposifion beware! Indefaiigable and elifervesceni Eileen does not lrnow fhe meaning of fail- ure. REGINE PRITSKER 6222 Chrisiian Slreel I4-3l Augusl I Infirmary Aide 9A-IOA: Sophomore Dance IOB: Cheer Leader IOB-IZA: Seciion Treasurer IIA: Class Show IZA. Beauiifully composed, yel aliiably sociable . . . Regine-a perpefual surprise, even 'fo fhose who Iznow her besf. Her vivacify never quile con- ceals her seriousness. ARDELIA PURNELL IZZ7 N. Frazier Slreel l3Il June ZZ Baller Club 9A: P.T.C. Represenlalive 9A-IZB: Swimming Club 9B-IZA: Class Show IZA: Chess Club IZA. Whelher i+'s Arlie, Purnie, or Ardelia if's sfill ihe same friendly girl who has 'lhaf unusual qualily of making even a sfranger feel ar ease. Infer- esls and 'ialenis from arf io dancing Iwhal rhyfhmll rasuI+ in a mosl in- feresiing classmale. DOROTHY ANN RAE I422 N. Robinson Slreel l3ll May Z3 Aide IOB: Biology Club IOB: Banker IIB, IZA: Classical Club IOA-IZB: Pholography Edilor ol MilesIono . Il is mosl' difficuli lo please every- body . . . Doilie has succeeded! These pages are an example of her applicalion of palience, promplness and good-nafure io picfures, proofs, and girls. ANN RAVELLI I I I5 Sainl' Vincenl Sireei ll I I August 6 MiIesione Represenlalive 9A, 9B: Classical Club 9A-IZB: Banker IOA- IIA: Seclion Treasurer IZA: Senior Sponsor. A girl of few words and many friends . . . a capacify for hard work, a sweel' dignified air . . . wifhoul' a momenI s hesiiaiion. Ann offers kindly assisiance whenever if is needed. MARTHA ALICE REED 5323 Locusi Slreel l39l June ZZ Banker IIA: Traffic Squad IIB, IZA: Welfare Represanlalive IIB, IZA: Junior Board of P.T.D.A. IZA. Wifh her cheery seven yard grin and with her obliging manner, pelife Marlha fulfils her dulies in a pleas- an'I' fashion. LQ' MARY-ETHEL REISSE ZOI E. Gorgas Lane ll9l March 9 Swimming Club 9A, IOA: Classical Club 9A-IOB: Banker 9B, IGB: XYZ Club IIA. IIB: Chemislry Club IIA, I IB. E'IheI's lovely voice and her inherenl' poise do iusiice 'Io lhe ufierances of her peneirafingly keen mind. A pro- ficienr, careful scieniisf . . . alerl, dependable. MARGARET ANN RICE IZI9 N. Filly-iourlh Slreel l3Il January EII Aiiilialion Club IIA: World Affairs Club IIA: Liille Thealer IIA: Class Show IZA: Hall Hosless IZB. Our amiable Margie became a I89er in IIA . . . a welcome classmale. Thar conversa'ricn is an arf is proved when Margie, bubbling wiih chatfer, is about CAROL RUTH RICK Z93I N. Sevenlh Slreel' l33l May Z3 Orchesira 9A-IOB: Soilball IIA: Treble Clei IIA-IZB: Badminion Club IIB: Class Show IZA. Carol, imbued wilh spirifual feeling and a concern 'For oihers, has Ihe noble ambilion of becominq a mis- sionary nurse . . . a well-r0Ur1GI6Cl musician. EILEEN NI. RIES 5800 Newion Avenue IZOI December 2 Volleyball 9A: Classical Club 9A- IZB, Vice-Presidenl IZA: Science Club IOA, IOB: Liille Thealer Group IIA: Class Show IZA. Long afler we have 'iorgofien whal' comes -:Her amo, amos, amai, and The 'iranslaiion of VergiI , we will re- call Eileen as one whose inleresl' and abilify in lhe classics make her slud- ies vivid and exciring. l CYNTHIA RUTH ROBINSON I343 N. Alden Slreei Ifill March Z Banker 9A, '-PB: Hall Hosiess 9B: Sophomore Dance IOA7 P.T.D.A. Represeniaive IOB, IIA: Cheer Leader IZB. A surplus of laughs and energy . . . an affecrionaie person . . . a new ailraclion of 'Ihe class . . . Cindy enioys being in Ifhe midst of a circle of friends. LILIA R. ROZNICKAS SO4I N. Marshall Sireei l4II June 6 World Affairs Club IIA.: Swimming Club IIB: German Club IZA. lnnafely Iaciful and discerning, Lilia responds fo whai' she senses in people. Thoughiful, serious Lilia has a pleasanf warmth of personalily. DOROTHY LOUISE SADDINGTON 974 Locusi Avenue IBBI June Z6 Gym Leader 9A, 9B: XYZ Club IOA1 Baseball IOA: Music and Drama Rep- resenlaiive IOA. IOBI Treble Clei IOB-IZB. Her -faraway gaze . . . direcl anii- 'rhesis 'ro her praciical naiure. AI- hard Ihough DoHie says IiI'I'le, her work and helpful spirii reveal her de- vo'I'i0n 'Io Ihe IB9. ROBERTA CAROLINE SANDAVER 3III N. Franklin Sireel I33I July I9 Physics Club IOB: Chemisiry IIA: Library Aide IIA, IZA, IZBI Senior Prom Key Commillee Sludy Hall Capiain IZB. Discreiion, sympafhy, inleresi' Ihe ailribuies of a real friend. Birdie, Club wiih a 'few iolring phrases, can Iighf- en Ihe MOST serious problem. IZA: ADA LEA SCHECTER 3084 Frankiorcl Avenue I34I July I Represenialive Council IOAQ Tuior- ing IOA-IZB: Execulive Council IOBq Senior Sponsor. Ada's unusual abilily broughl' her inio our class . . . ii will fake her far 'rewards success. Her agile mind en- ables her to aid many a bewildered sfudenr. MAURIANNE SCHIFREEN 728 E. Phil-Ellena Sireei' II9I May 30 Orchesfra 9A-IZB: Joini Aclivilies Chairman IOA-IIA: Coniesl IIB: Im Moo Sung Chairman IIB, IZA: So- cial Theories Group IIB-IZB. Realism, balanced by romanfic ideal- ism . . . a keen inquisifive mind pro- ducing original and valuable ideas . . . leadership and execuiive abiliiy . . . working wilh Ginger is a sfim- ulaiing experience. ELIZABETH J. SCHNEEWEIS ZOI7 W. Madison Sireei I40I January I5 All Philadelphia Senior I-Iigh Chorus IOA-IZB: Glee Club Secreiary IOB: Treble Clef IIA-IZB: Class Show IZA: Conlest I-Ial Commiliee IIB, IZB. She rarely raises her soff, lovely voice unless I+ is 'Io lake pari in a Treble Clef performance. Wiih never a harsh word and wiih smiling good grace, Elizabefh has endeared her- self 'ro many. HELEN L. SCHUMACHER 7926 Cedarbrook Slreei' II9I January 26 French Alililialion Commiiiee IOB- IZB: Secrion Treasurer IIA: Frolic Commiiiee Chairman IIB: Magazine Sale Commlriee IZA: Senior Spon- sor. Her silence manages 'Io inirigue most people, as do her flawless achieve- menfs. Helen adds self-reliance 'Io her naiive abilify and influences wiih obvious iniegriiy and Iineness of characier. 76 -gf .V- CAROL ELIZABETH SCOTT 565 E. Parker Avenue l28l December 22 Lalin Club 9A: Soflball IOB: Social Service Worlc I2A: Bowling Club IZA: P.T.C. Represenlalive I2B. Reliable, easily pleased, able +o ad- ius+ 'Io all siluaiions, Carol displays her affabilify will: a good word 'For everyone. DAVENE LOIS SERNOFF 322l W. Clifford Slreei l2ll Sepfember 9 Welfare Represenlafive 9B: Class Shows IOA. l2A: A.A. Represenlafive IOA: Junior Prom Decoraling Com- mifloe IIA. The casual observer sees only The poise and glamour of chic Davene. Close acquaintances are aware of her infelligence and congenialify as well. SANDRA BARBARA SILVER 5652 Beaumonl Avenue I4-3l December 27 Music and Drama Represenlalive 9B: Nurse's Aide IOA. IOB: Class Shows IOA. I2A: Conlesf Subsrifufe IIB. Glowing as fhe heavenly sphere . . . Sunny-deep dimples . . . coal blaclr eyes Ihal could mell an ice cube . . . a sweei' sincerily . . . an amiable person. SOPHIE LIDIA SKOCZYLAS 2I I5 Mounl Vernon SIreeI l30l June I7 Orcheslra 9A-l2B: P.T.C. Represen- lalive IOB, IIA: Class Treasurer IIB- I2B: XYZ Club Presidenl IIB, I2A. How forfunafe we are Io have our Class Treasurer a malhemafical geniusl Her mind is serious and de- pendable. Widely read . . . an ac- complished violinisl' . . . asfonish- ingly resourceful, efernally helpful- Sophie. AUDREY ANN SMITH l22O N. Broad Slreel l2Il May 2 P.T.D.A. Represenlalive IOA: Soff- ball IOB: Bowling Team IOA, I2A, Assislanl Aide IOB. lmmaculafe in appearance, demure of mien, persevering of characler . . . imaginafive Audrey, alihough her head is oflen in The clouds, shows a capacily 'For infinile care in her worlc. DOLORES SMITH 2400 W. Sharswood Slreel l2Il December I3 Bowling 9A: Lealhercrafl Club IIB: Play Reading Club IZA. Her abilify Io Iransform cold, dry facts info vivid, living picfures malces her a line sludenl and an inferesfing con+ribuI'or Io class discussions. Do- lores-refined . . . appealingly shy, SELMA ELIZABETH SMITH 322 N. l-lorfon Slreei' l39l August 9 Class Volleyball 9A: Badminlon Club IIB: P.T.D.A. Represenlalive IIB: Hike and Campfire Leader l2A: Class Show I2A. Genial and winsome . . . an acfive commilfee member . . . Selma- A merry hear? goes all Ihe day . . . her happy personalily affecls all ll-nose around her. SANDRA ROSLYN SNYDER 4550 N. Warnock Sfreel l4Ol Oclober 2I Baslcelball IOA: Spanish Conversalion Club IIB: Class Show l2A: Assisfanl' Aide l2B. Happy-go-luclry and humorous, yef also a hard worlrer . . . Sandy as- sures well-planned and enioyable ac- 'livifies by her earnesf parficipafion. A highesl' dislinclion is service fo oII1ers. 77 MARILYN BEATRICE SOUFER 6705 N. Filleenlh Slreel l26l March I6 P.'l'.C. Represenralive 9B. IOA: French Conversalion Club IOB: World Al- 'lairs Club IIB, Lips fhal' curve wilh laughler and speak wi+l1 wisdom . . . Marilyn- good-nalured and helpful . . . infer- es'I'ed in world affairs . . . complefed her 'four years in Ihree and a half. LIBBY SOUTOS 903 N. Second Slreel l23l Seplember 25 Callisla Club IOA, Presidenl IOB1 Class Treasurer IIA: Vice-Presidenl ol Service Club l2A: Class Show I2A: Senior Sponsor. Adorable, alerf, imaginalive . . . she charms us wilh her sparkling personaliIy . . . capfiva-ling Libby- whose warmlh and vilalily make if easy for her 'I'o be loved. GILDA ROSE SPAGNOLO 24II S. Elavenlh Slreel I48l Augusl 29 Baslcelball IOA: Assislanl Aide IOA, IIA: Class Shows IOA, l2A: Cheer Leader I2B: Adverlising Manager ol Miles1'one , A busy girl wilh much pep, GilcIa's unprediclable and capricious moods provide a no+e of merrimenl' for 'lhe class. By her simplicily and her grace, she arrives af elegance. CAROL SUE STEIN 4820 Osage Avenue l43l Oclober I6 Modern Dance IIA: Chess Club IIB: World Affairs Club IZA: Class Sggw I2A: P.'I'.C. Represenlalive I2A, A fall, green-eyed misfress of clever- ness . . . lhe dedicaled arfisl-whose slrelchboolr never leaves her hands and whose well-placed observalions always bring a smile fo our lips. Q52 ew s 1 s H l.. 5 H B Nh. . se HH :dm A I fee H H A as ei eggflim ,eww maven we EFFIE SOPHRONIA STEWART 5552 Poplar Slreel IBII March I9 Baslrelball IOA: Sollball IOB: Mile- sIone Represenlarive IIA: Conlesl IIB, l2B: Treble Clel IZA, IZB: Ex- eculive Council I2B. From 'Ihe baclr of lhe room we hear whispering . . . a fleefing innocenl' expression fhal gives way 'Io an imp- ish grin . . .Sophie's originalify of word and aclion has again relieved 'rhe 'Iedium of a class. EVA MAE THOMPSON I759 N. Norwood Slreel' l2ll July 30 Gym Locker Aide IIA, IIB: Library Aida IIA-I2B: Swimming Club IIA. l2A, I2B: Sludy Hall Caplain I2A: Class Show IZA. Friendship is Io be purchased only by friendship is Eva's mo'Ho. An assiduous Library Aide . . . under- sfanding and warmhearled . . . Eva is an ideal candidale for +I-ie 'leach- ing profession. MAXINE JACQUELINE UROV 6407 N. Tenlh Slreel l26l March 22 Arl Club I2A, l2B: Iris Represen lalive IIB: Senior Room Clean-U Commillee I2B: Sludy I-lall Capfai l2B. A parfy 'Io be given? Scripls Io b lyped7 An animaled voice lo en liven a meefing7 Jovial buf com pelenl' Max conlribules her illimil' able slore of energy whenever an wherever il' is needed. BARBARA JEAN WAKEFIELD 57I6 Poplar Slreel l3Il January 25 Banker 9B: Gym Conlesl Usher IIB Swimming Club IZA: Classical Clu Presidenl' IZA: Class Show IZA. Barbara's nonchalance belies her en Ihusiasfic and dependable nalur lnlelligenl' . . . sensitive . . . aculel aware of 'Ihe defecls in our socief sl-ie will worlr well wilh people I wards lhe common good. I I RUTH ARLENE WALLACE IZI W. Durham Slreel' ll9I Seplember 9 Volleyball 9A, IOA: Banker 9A, 9B, IOB, IIB, IZA: Lunch Caplain IZA: lass Show Slage Manager IZA: 'Iudy Hall Caplain I2B, of an ordinary run-of-the-mill S'I'age anager, Rulh has worked unfiringly, iving generously of her lime to chieve perieclion for G.H.S. per- ormances. ANNIE ELIZABETH WATTS 2026 W. Oxlorcl Sfreel' IZII April Z6 .ibrary Aide 9A, 98: Swimming Club IA: Music and Drama Represenla- ive IZA: Varsily Baslcelball IZA: -like and Campfire Squad Leader ZA. er serene manner is a conlrasi 'Io er sparlrling red hair. Quielly in- uisifive, Annie will be a very real ssel' 'Io 'Ihe nursing profession. ANITA EVELYN WENE 564-I Woodcresl Avenue l3Il April 9 Rowling Club 9A: Class Shows IOA, ZA: World Affairs Council Meelinqs IA-IZB: Seclion Treasurer IIB: Aide ZB. musing and diverfing, Anita is al- ays ready wilh an apr remarlr. An dividualisl of unusual cleverness . . a girl of much fascinafion. JEAN FLORENCE WENTZ 2839 N. Bailey Simi I3ZI June 8 lee Club 9A: XYZ Club IOA-IZB: ED Club IOB. IIA: Badminlon lub IOB, IIB, IZB: Senior Sponsor. ean, whal on earth is The answer This physics problem? is our wail. nd Jean, drawing upon equalions, rmulae, and magnelic devices Ives if lin some myslerious way al' we can'l' understandl. Her down- earfh sense and pleasanl' humor also even The gloomiesl Monday asier 'Io fake. SHEILA KAYE WERRIN 4429 Sherwood Road l3II December 9 Chrislmas Caniala IOA: Orchesira IOB-IZB: Class Show IZA. The dreamy-eyed drum player . . . Sheila has an engaging manner fhaf delighls all Ihose who Irnow her . . . We 'Ihanlc her for The wonderful soiree which helped lo malre our Prom a successl DELORES FRANCES WHITE l6Z3 N. Thirleenlh Slreel' IZZI Seplem ber Z0 Banker IOA: Junior I-lislorian Club IIA: Fulure Teachers ol: America Club IZA, IZB. Duchess-The Iass wilh Ihe delicale air and 'Ihe quielly cheerful dispo- sirion . . . The essence of femininify . . . unaffecfed sweelness. JACQUELINE WILLIS 3947 Haverford Avenue l4I March 8 Bowling Club 9A. IOA, IIA: Class Volleyball 9A, IOA, IIA: Class Shows IOA, IZA: Classical Club Treasurer IZA. Our iocular Jaclrie-a spirii 'fhal' is never downcasl' . . . unassuming 'friendliness . . . a lady in every sense of 'Ihe word. WILLIE ALMENA WILLIS Z3Z5 N. Lomberl Slreel IZZI May Zl Cheer Leader IIA, IZA: Conlesl IIB, IZB: Execulive Council IIB: Lunchroom Chairman IZA: Senior Sponsor. The proficiency wilh which Willie discharges responsibilly has earned our trusf and respecr. We Ioolbup 'io her 'For her rare undersfanding, her physical and menlal dexferify. SANDRA EILEEN WINOKUR 3030 Kensingfon Avenue l34I November 8 Banker IOA. IOB: Soffball Club IOBI Junior Hisforian Club IIA, IIB: Hike and Campfire Cook IIA, I2A. Popular I8 Valenfinesll. persisfent, full of mirfh and fancy free . . . Sandy has proved herself bofh a good sporf and an enferfaining Thes- pian. FRANCES JOYCE WRIGHT I606 Swain Sfreei 1301 Augusf 29 XYZ Club 9A-IOA: Ari Club IIA: Varsify Hockey IIA, IZA: Coniesl IIB, I2B: A.A. Board lSof'rbaII Man- agerl IZA. IZB. Admirable good-sporfsmanship and afhlefic prowess balanced by noie- worfhy scienfific abilify . . . Frankie -an enfhusiasfic parficipani in many acfiviiies. JOANN YASKIN Garden Couri Aparimenls Forfy-Sevenlh and Pine Sfreels l43l November 4 Class Show Direcfor IOA: Sophomore Dance IOB: Execufive Council IIA: Frolic Chairman IIB: Senior Spon- sor. Jo's scieniific mind is as uncluffered and precise as a delicafe insfrumenf. A wry sense of humor . . . 'Ihe realisi - Buf if isn'+ reasonablel as we voice our own impracficable ideas. DOLORES MARIE ZAMBINO I337 Moore Sfreet l48l Sepfember 24 Leafher Club IOB-IIB: Social Serv- ice IOB, IZA: Junior Hisforians Club IIB: Science Club IZA: Class Shows IOA, IZA. There's only one Dolores, buf we wish we could have morel Abounding in zesi, energy, and problems . . . fun and Delores are synonymous . . . Dee has a hearf of gold, is keenly percepfive . . . a loyal friend Io all fhose who know her well. Mr. Caponigro, because of your devofion. your ihoughlfulness, your pafienf reminders. suggesfions, and aid, and your cheering jokes: Mrs. Safer, because you deffly polished our Iiferary work wifh preciseness and nicefy of phrase, and because some of your com- posure rubbed off on us: Miss Carfledge and Mrs. Bloch, for your encouragemenf and your valuable crificism of our arf work: Mr. Clark, for your confagious enfhusiasm, your confidence, and your Ailric salf: Mr. Zecca, because of your forfifude, and your excellenl' phofography: And our friends, adverfisers, and I8'-7, for giving generously- fhe June, I955 MILESTONE Sfaff says a sincere Thank You. 80 I 1 Ilf NWI ' H Q- ,, Nvidi- Q f7 5' 'Y-fy Q pf Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Abrams Mrs. BeHy Abramson Rev. and Mrs. George B. Ammon Mr. and Mrs. Henry I. Alsien Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barnes Mr. Clinlon Barber and Son Mr. and Mrs. J. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Ar+hur R. Behlau Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Bergquisi' Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Berry Mr. and Mrs.. A. 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