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Hail, duPont High School, Thy Spirit lives for aye. May thy children e,er be loyal, Thy glory never fail! Hail, duPont High School, Alma Mater, hail! Thy standards true we'll keep always, Thy symbol of thy might, Thy precepts of our student days, Thy motto, HBe Uprightf' And when upon fame,s lofty height, There waves the Blue and Gray, Hail, duPont High School, Thy glory live for aye. Hail, Alma Mater, Royal Blue and Gray. f Hail, duiaom High School, QA Thy Spirit lives for aye. 7 0 May thy children e,er he loyal Thy glory never fail! Hail, duPont High School, fp Alma Mater, hail! 'L S 32152 I i 43' ke ,, ? Q 2 'QQ K. , o -4 Y v V Zu 'H' 4 g-vs: , . 4 ,f .ff v N 4 .V an Ni THF' .yi Q '4 1-1. w,a.,gn', ..... . 1 WV! .X ,, Y ,ky 23 1.4 figsffli V A . 1 1, hi' X-f,.1r?f -K 5' 1-fx 2 WV , I L-,k,,1,,,gg Iwi, -, ., Qhrysf fy: f LggQgQefAif1x4s,Wf? 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The pin oak was chosen by Miss Violet Findley for its strength and its enduring look. ipip i ri trii ' Keeping in mind the traditional tree planting ceremony, we have chosen to use trees as our theme for this 1959 PIERREAN. We have tried to illustrate, by using a tree, our growth, not only as a class, but also as individuals. The strength of the oak will remind us of the famous saying by David Everett, Tall oaks from little acorns grow. Now we, too, like our symbolic tree, are ready to branch out into newer and larger fields. gdwwa. I I I I I We, the members of the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fi-fty-nine, dedicate this our yearbook to Dr. Ward Ira Miller, educator, humanitarian, and friend. When the members of our class were being enrolled in kindergarten thirteen years ago, Dr. Miller became Superintendent of the Wilmington Public Schools. Under his guidance and direction the public schools of our city have advanced to a top-ranking position in the nation. Dr. Miller received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1914 and a Master of Arts Degree in 1915 from the University of Denver. Except for a period of two years of military service in World War 1, he has devoted his professional life since graduation to the field of education. In 1941 Dr. Miller earned the degree of Doctor of Education from Teachers' College, Columbia University. Num- erous charity, service, educational, and youth organizations in the community, state, and nation have benefited from Dr. Millerls able assistance as member, director, or advisor. He has taken the time to attend almost every important function of our class including receptions, special assemblies, and awards banquets. On these oc- casions Dr. lVliller's congratulations, together with a few words of friendly counsel and encouragement, have been an inspiration to all of us. To him our class extends sincere and hearty thanks for his contributions to our education. To the Class of 1959 I shall long remember with gratitude your many kindnesses, and I trust that l have been able to give some values in return. The true test of civilization is the kind of man that the country turns out. We can live but a day at a time. Yesterday is a record, To-morrow is a secret, Today is yours-is minef' Face this life of yours with laughter, confidence, and a spirit of fellowship toward 77 all men. Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.', Your counselor and friend, Q 3 'wQ., Q 4 , if ' 551 , 'li I 3,75 f 3, Z X ,L 7 f 1, 4 g ' 7 - ' 3 1, an Qian uf ,S ,ggi ff 1 I M4 5 Z1 xiii f V 7' ' V' I i. ',:v Z, ' 1 21 5 , 3 ,W iw, fiigyiiz l Z 2 , ,. W , W 2 6 75' -f, X fl A 4. , J If - Q , ZZ 1 Qc: W q' Mm -A Q ,,A -5 -,. Q QV 4 1 4- fn fuk- f f ,ff , f ,Z J, , , f ,arf 'Z fsimfl. N?-W I I ,- 4, f , , - f , Z2 if , , A ' A 'Ss f5f2,g'Xaf-f- Vi A-gf Us neg'-if YLNIY Q K a 3- we Ev 3,4 3 f?iiz. 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Q, - f .4 ? , ,,,7 X, X if f if 1 fd A,-3 ,Kb iv V, - 1 F L, 22 wg 5. xl I .G 5 4, X: . . 3 Eff: , 4 H ff Q pk , I W9 3- ' -Q if 5 -2 , -' 5? - - if - - - , QQ X . -A f , 5 i Z f di ,-if b Z' 4 1' '21 H 71? V, ac ' -. 5- Q' my ?-' 5, ' '- X 243,45 2- ,X , ,fb if x Q , .y . , , 1 Q , , W ey' f I ffl!! in I' , rfi,i 79' f ', . V- V 'M -1 , U , Yu i k , 1 :HW 'iii ' -- X554 4 W 41 5 if X J' 5 4' 'H 5' - A j Q' f- H2 , ,f 35' J, W - fi A Y- f' -, ' if ' 3 - ,K I Y ff., 5' Q, Q . if W y . ' f .W E -, nm 3 In these exciting days, filled with parties, proms, and the other enjoyable events of the commencement season, may I wish you all of the joy and glamour that goes with high school graduation. At the same time, may I offer you the life-long challenge that commencement, a milestone in your growing up, really is. I think I can no more briefly sum it up than to challenge you with the school's motto, BE UPRIGHT, as you take your place and face your next steps in our ever-changing world. Principal ' Congratulations, Class of ,59. The reward for your respon- sibility in keeping this graduation appointment is more responsibility. Continue to strive for God's approval, and the successful life will continue to be yours. These good old daysfi which are packed with all kinds of potential, are the most exciting and demanding that the world has ever experienced. Do not allow yourselves to be misled in your confidences and trusts. Be wary of those who think that they are courageous and brave when they are merely unruly. Keep your high standards and your worthwhile goals. Know that obstacles are only those things you see when you lose sight of these goals. Dean of Boys dmch aww My best wishes go with you as you leave the Pierre S. duPont High School. I dare you to continue to grow and learn so that your graduation may be but the beginning of an era of greater opportunity to serve and share, and as larger capacity for creative thinking and hard work. l know that each of you will face the problems of your future with honor and courage. May your life be filled with the joy of true achievement. Sincerely. u Af Administrative Assistant To the Class of 1959: As you meet the challenges of new experiences and assume responsibilities. so will your Alma Mater be weighed in the balance. You hold in your hands the dreams, the work, and the future of public education. As we work to maintain and improve the high standards of your school, may you work diligently to grow strong and true to the ideals of Pierre S. duPont High School. We are confident that the world of the future will be better because of your leadership and contributions to the welfare of mankind. Sincerely yours, ffacfaffwal Dean of Girls The program in high-school English is designed to help the student understand his language and use it effectively. As he studies English, he develops his ability to think clearly, to read skillfully, to express thoughts accurately, to listen intelligently, and to enjoy and evaluate literature. He is encouraged to satisfy his intellectual curiosity and is given an opportunity to exercise leadership and crea- tive ability. Classroom activities include written expression of many kinds-reports, essays. narratives, poemsg oral ex- pression, both formal and informalg reading for informa- tion: study and enjoyment of literatureg and experiences in listening. for example, to stories and poems read or retold, to discussions and lectures, to recordings. Tele- vision, radio, films, theatre, newspapers, and magazines can also aid in enriching the courses. From his various experiences in English, the student should discover and accept values which will dignify his own life. A ,, ,V , , 54,3 Miss Catherine Miss Mal'i0I1 Bryson Casey if' T N ff' fl .f . .ff Miss Trudy Gilgenast Mr. Bernard Ceaghan Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Annette Hahn Heck Miss Helen Levy Miss Alice Gardiner i Miss Frances Guild 5 Mr. Bruce 5 Laird t ...fa- 554 0! f --- . 1 . Ll 0 'll V 1 Mrs. Madalyn Littman I l M'-x. ff! Miss Frances McMaster Other member of department Miss Mercedes Walsh Miss Thelma Shellender uv- Mlss Amy Wocko Mr. C. Leon Mrs. Frances Miss Ruth Davis Ellison Green Mr. Nomlan Mr. Henry Mrs. Annie Groves Hallett Jenny I The Math Department of Pierre S. duPont High School is divided into two main categories, the Academic Math Department and the Business Math Department. Included in the latter are bookkeeping, accounting, and general math. The academic department includes algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. A firm knowledge of mathe- matics will prove to be of indispensable value to the well- equipped student, even if his life's work does not fall into a field which uses math. Miss Lois Mrs. Evelyn Mr. William McKay Tryon Vandergrift The student of foreign languages may be studying Latin, French, German, or Spanish, or a combination of two of these languages. A knowledge of the cultural background of the foreign country is developed con- comitantly with the skills of comprehending, speaking, reading and writing its language. Competence in these areas increases with each successive year of language study. The demands of our Space Age with its constantly shrinking distances make a knowledge of foreign lan- guages a necessary tool of communication in todayls world. Miss Trudy Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Annette Gilgenast Hahn Heck A, Q 41 X ff Miss Mary Miss Ella Miss Sara Miss Marguerite Heindle Hoyt Shadd Weaver Mrs. Kathleen Becker Miss Carolyn Amold Other member of department Miss Laura Richardson 0086 ., -- ff mf ,fav ff X W fya ,',' H f 4 , f ,AVI fit. Y' li . 2 M2341-'f'5f Wjff ya, f Mr. Charles Benner I2 Mrs. Thelma Mrs. FFHHCCS Mrs. Mary Mr. Allen Burns Gaynor McGee Ware A pupil begins with the business explora- tory course in the tenth grade where he is given an opportunity to become familiar with the accounting, secretarial, and general office practice course so that he will be able to determine his interests and abilities. ln Mr. Luther Weaver the eleventh grade the stenographic course consists of shorthand, typing, and the required subjects, while typing and general office practice are offered in the general office practice course. In the senior year students receive cooperative jobs in the city. The job is scheduled alternately with school work on a two week basis. '64 7 ' 1470 ln the Home Economics Department, a stu- dent can study sewing, cooking, and family relations in the modernized cooking laboratory and model apartment. Through a varied Industrial Arts program, a student can learn practical skills with the pur- pose of using them in his future vocation. This program includes the machine, electrical, and wood shops, and mechanical drawing. ,Q 1 fgwqkfevgy - I f X f f 1 X ff i 2 f f' ' ff' 'Mai' ,Z wx f 4 if ff I f , V i 1 Q Mr. Herbert Wilson Miss Florence Rimlinger 'IQ' Mr. George Mrs. Virginia Mr. Albin Bowen Bowman Gregg Miss Joanne Groves Mr. George Ludvigson sqm if Mr. J. Raymond Mr. Edmond Mr. Samuel Mr. Robert Mrs. Edith Derrick Dubbs Fine-smith Guy MCD0na1d 6 0 Courses offered in science in the senior high school are biology, physics, chemistry, and Science Y. All these are elective and are se- lected by the students according to their future educational plans. They should become aware of vocational, as Well as avocational possibilities of science. Pupils should develop an appreciation of the contribution science has made to everyday living. ln order to be a good member of the home, community, state, and nation a citizen should develop and use continuously scientific attitudes. All these objectives are Woven throughout the science curriculum. gf ,,, f xg,- The social studies curriculum is planned to develop an ap- preciation of our American way of life. The value of personal Mrs' Margaret Mr. Wilfred Miller Mr. Harry Young Other member of department Mrs. Evelyn Dickey fff pf ff Off! , , f f f 25. ZW v X ,WWL ,.,,, ,, , ,f f f ff ' fp Wm ff .f 4 .3 ff f W V .5 X ,f ,ff Truitt , Mr- Alben freedom and the responsibility of the individual in maintaining Clafk this principle of democracy is emphasized. Through the study of history the student should learn to understand the past and to evaluate its mfluence on the present. .. -V 1 - ' ' At the tenth grade level a study is made of World History. ,E ' 9 E m y - The student explores various areas of American History at lv f is 5' the eleventh grade level. ln twelfth grade, the Problems of ,g ,..,. .A 'A Democracy course places emphasis on three areas: political f science, soclology, and economics. 5 Mr. Robert Miss Christine DIXOH Neal Middleton Miss Madeleine 'ffff V W . Af 7712 , Q ' Q f K , 4 5 fffkv fi f- ., . . . Q u c Z 5' 1 Mrs. Amy Mr. John Mrs' Annette Miss Ivy Mrs. Madalyn Farrand Gregory Heck Hudson Littman Mr. Rea McGraw I3 Mr. Edward Mr. Robert Miss Rose Miss Marjorie Lekites Massaferi MUFPIIY Booker I I 0 g Safe driving techniques learned in the drivers, educa- tion classes at P. S. duPont have equipped a number of our students for the hazards of the road. This safety and skill in handling a motor vehicle will be of continued use as we become adults. The graduating class was in- deed fortunate to have a fine drivers, education program. The library and its fine staff were at the constant disposal of the senior class. The excellent collection of books makes the P. S. duPont Library one of the finest in the Wihriington Public School System. Seniors have used the library for enjoyment as well as for assign- ments. The experience gained in the use of the library will be of great value to this graduating class in daily life and higher education. 4 The main task of the Guidance Department is helping students to help themselves. This is done by advising students in selection of subjects and supplying them with college and vocational information. Other responsibilities include helping new students adjust to their surroundings, holding interviews with pupils and parents, and conducting testing programs and interpreting the results. The students are indeed indebted to the counselors. 'GT' Mr. Robert Martin Mrs. Jeanette McDonnal Miss Thelma Shellender Miss Marie Yevak Mrs. Amy Farrand Miss Alice Gardiner Miss Ruth Green Miss Ethel Hammond Mr. Frank Beymer Miss Mary Klund Other member of department Mrs. Anabel Howell 744540565 ' ln P. S. duPont Art Department, various fields are open to young artists for exploration: ceramicsg block printingg metal foil repousseg tempera and oil paint- ingg wood carvingg pastelsg letteringg needle pointg emhroideringg and enamel- ing on copper. The music section is divided between Mrs. Anahel Howell, who supervises the vocal work, and Mr. Frank Beymer, who is in charge of the 43-piece band, the 29-piece orchestra, and the color guard. This year P. S. has 10 members in the all-city high school orchestra. Mrs. Howell has a junior high glee club of 55 girls and boys, a tenth year girls, choral class, the 80-member senior choir, and a selected group called the Choraliers. Hrs. Catherine Collison W a a 7 0 The purpose of physical education is to produce and retain physical fitness. The medium by which this is done is individual and team participation in all phases of exercising. apparatus work, and team sports. After school the depart- ment provides a well-rounded intramural program for both boys and girls, as well as a boys? interscholastic sports program. The Board of Education has provided a well-equipped infirmary for P. S. duPonters. The nurse is prepared to administer first aid and care for the ill. Other member Mr- Nathan of department Bender Mrs. Beatrice Autman Miss Dorothy Hay 'f Mr. Aaron Warner Mrs. Letitia Barney Mrs. Helen Waddell E4 LEFT TO RIGHT' Ruth Bullock, Ruth Batt Mar uerite Batt U - y, g Y, Elizabeth Bowers, Vercla bine, .leanette Armbruster, Helen Nardozzi Marian Manning, Beulah Ashby, Sena Crouch, Clara Thompsoni He-Ima Alsentzer, Margueret Ruggerio, Gertrude Fleming, Elsie Walker, Anna W. Blest, head. ABSENT: Elisa Eskridge. . When asking for his lunch, a duPonter knows that he will always be served an appetizing and well-balanced meal. The staff of eight women, supplemented by nine part-time workers during the lunch hours, make a hot lunch, milk, and dessert L, I V l 2 I I -1 FRONT ROW, left to right: Russell Martin, Fred Lutz, head,1l' Elwood Goodin, John Turner, John Peters. SECOND ROW: Emestf Cooper, Micheal Gurney, James Gallagher, Hattie Burke, Louisa Moore. THIRD ROW: Garrell Wooters, E1W00d PYIC- . ,I O if v '1 I rs Pierre S. duPont is staffed with a competent crew of cus-1 todians, who do such jobs as tending the fire, doing the out-:li side chores, and keeping the inside of the building clean.LQ. The school is divided into ten sections with each member of A available to all P. S. duPont students. 2 SEATED: Gay Miller. STANTNNG: Eleanor Riley, Terry Biesinger, Sara Quirk. I6 the staff caring for one section. WWSMH Our office staff, which maintains and compiles all school records, is comprised of three stenographers, a secretary for Mr. Maroney, and two co-operatives. Taking attendance, tran- scribing, and working at the switchboard are only a few of the jobs so capably handled by them. ? ,1 1 2' ff ' 4 'Tx' ' . 'S f X 1 1' L 3 ' i 1' 2 Q , eg gl' 5 1 H I' . ' Y 4 ,H ti 1 if . ' ' fi gg f Q 'L' f M5 1'-f E 7 8 .' Qs f , al' f 6 fs Q tg ,f V nl S ' H4 F3 4 , 5 Z 4? 2 CY 1. I f ' 4 M J Z ' - ' i 7 'Q f Q ' 1. ,Q M Q' Q K .K tl ' if ,yg 5 Lf nf' 1 X R 9 - S. ' , , 4 V M 9011 5 1 'f K Q s F if ' V, 26 I , 62 A' X f ' k ' E . ' fe ' 5 '- 'f ' , N Q Q, f ' 'gp I P ,i gf 1 Va 48, 2 f ' 5 f , 4,-f Q Q ' , 'J 3 'M af ff W f ' 3.-xv ,, 5. Qs' 2 ,ph 2 W' - . - 5 'ffl' if 342 w if X fix, ff , ri , 6 5 V! , f , , X K Q . W X el-7' ff Q' . 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Langkammerer, vice president l2A. STANDTNG: H. Hudson, treasurer l2Bg D. Watson, president l2B, treasurer l2Ag D. Gregg. president 12A. 0 The Class Council, sponsored by Miss Alice E. Gardiner. consisted of the class officers, the Student Council officers, the Pierrean and Clarion editors, representatives from the business courses and other organizations, and three members chosen at large from the class. The council helped work out many problems and developed new ideas for the benefit of the class. They planned such activities as the class party, the class play, the Senior Recep- tion, the Tree Planting, and the Senior Prom. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Anspach, K. Ramsay, L. Resnick, B. Silver, C. Sllames, P. Said, S. Poole, M. Whitworlh B. Belden. SECOND ROW: P. Mercer. D. Gregg, E. Levy, J. Langkammerer. B. Ellingsworth, J. Spicer, R. Twaddell, E Schlabach, B. Matuszeski. THIRD ROW: R. McElmoyle. R. Angell, J. Cloud, H. Hudson, F. Peterson, J. lVlcKelvey, J Balder, D. Watsrmn, L. Bell. ABSENT: D. Ballbach. FRONT ROYV. left to right: C. Robson, G. Gravell, S. Klein, M. Plaut, B. Brannan, B. Ellingsworth, B. Eller, E. Howard, J. Langkammerer. S. Pyle. K. Ballard, E. Belden. SECOND ROW: J. Stringer, I. Kratka, L. Harnett, L. Dektor, A. Gorski, E. Broughton. L. Knebels, J. Goldstein, D. Wilson, J. Creadick, D. Kleiman. THIRD ROW: E. Argo, O. Crabtree, P. Mercer, T. Wlebber, B. Roberson. R. Braderman, A. Diamond, P. Howell, J. Watson, E. Schlabach. FOURTH ROW: R. Leach, J. Mulford. R. C-uessferd. YV. Woods. H. Maier, L. Bell, R. Rickards, W. Matuszeski. ABSENT: H. Rosen and C. Davidson. Composed of elected representatives from each homeroom, the Student Council plays an important part in gov- erning the policies of our school. With Mr. J. R. Derrick as sponsor, the Council Works hand in hand with Mr. Joseph Brewer to solve student problems, as well as to carry on the high ideals of our school. The I959 Student Councilis main project is establishing a code of ethics for all students to follow. It continues to work on the usual projects such as keeping the cafeteria clean, running dances, collecting clothes for the needy, and collecting money and food at Christmas and Thanksgiving. 0 0 Not oaks alone are trees. SEATED, left to right: J. Langkammerer, vice president 12Bg S. Poole, secretary I2Bg D. Wilson, secretary I2Ag K. Ramsay, vice president l2A. STANDING: D. Gregg, treasurer 12Bg D. Ballbach, president IZB, treas- urer 12Ag H. Hudson, president IZA. RHONA S. ABRAMOV Rho . . . H.R. 233 . . . D.O. . . . works as a dental assistant . . . likes all songs willl 8 gootl beat . . . favorite food. spaghetti and meat balls . , . rates Holy mackerel. Andy as favorite say- ing . . . plans to continue bt-ing a dental assistant after gradu- ation, MARY E. ARRANIS .4110 . . . H.R. 123 . . . C.P. . .. 10th grade rep.. sec. of H.R. in 12th grade . . . played Frannie Barton in the Junior Play . . . member of PIERREAN Literary Staff. I-YN..-X. and Cafeteria Corps in senior year: Library Squad in 10th year . . . plans to major in medicine at college. - E, . . ,i vbtomis -re: JOHN F. ALBANESE Jacky . . . H.R. 209 . . . Gen. . . . goes out for intramural box- ing . . . sketches for a hobby . . . plays baseball and football for C,Y.O .... favorite song. Just to Dream , . . has no definite plans for the future but is considering joining the Navy. CHARLES I. ALLEN Charlie . . . member of H.R. 110 . . . Cen. course . . . member of Art Club. track team . . . en- joys reading. art, photography . , . interested in adventure stories. not romances . , . fa- vorite food. liver , . . plans to enter art school after graduation to study commercial art. . jr 't Qj jwfyip CAROLEy'ifd!Alj-BJEHFQSON i . Carbfeilfy 'H RJ anafi' pas . t Ylmimef ies 1 ybtii-Iiediit fglgjuenjijys-llisfening s ' d 'gijiiifll N yer 'qikKifinq,,l0li. 1 ,Q-if 1 I1 IJ 18 Qs see or' xpgg on xy f . 4 ' - - . sp nds lift free t driving her ca 1 . . plans o work in a ftytfi, e. od 'if ie I 1, - FM init business office. RALPH M. ANGELL, JR. Mac . . . pres. of H.R. 213 . . member of Latin Club. Class Council . . . had part in Junior Play . . , plays in band. orches- tra , , . member of Choir, Chora- liers . . . interested in intraa murals . . . tri-as. of church youth group and in church choir' . . . participates in All-City Or- chestra , . . plans to attend col- lege. followed by seminary. y0f GEORGENE S. ALBERA Georgi . . . H.R. 122 . . . C,P. . , , H.R. rep.. treas.. and S.C. rep. of H.R. 125 in 11th year . . . member of Choir and CLARION , . . takes part in girls' intramurals . . . plays golf and the piano , , . plans to at- tend the University of Delaware and major in education. JOSEPH F. ANIADO foe-v . . . H.R. 217 . . . Cen. . . . formerly attended Over- brook School, Philadelphia . , . member of Choir . . , partici- pates in intramural football. weight lifting , . , interested in science. raising tropical fish. swimming . . . member of Jun- ior Achievement . . hopes to join Navy after graduation, VALERIE M. ANDERSON Va! , . . tre-as. of H.R. 125 in 10th grade . , . Cen. course . . . pres. of Jazz Club at Y.W.C.A. and Y.A1.C.A. . . has a Siamese cat and enjoys trying Io teach him tricks . , , interested in music . . . plans to attend a music school after graduation. BARBARA J. ANSPACH Barb . H.R. rep. of 215 . , , . . . C.P, . . entered from school in Pennsylvania . . . member of F.N.A.. Library Squad. Class Council . . . sec. Math Club , . . co-editor PIERREAN . . . v. pres. .Junior Achievement , . . likes Dixieland jazz, steak. letter writing. Siamese cats . . . active in church activities . . . plans to study medical technology at college. '27 EDGAR B. ARGO Ed . . . 12th year rep. from H.R. 106 . . . C.P .... participated in varsity basketball . . . inter- ested in Cartooning, illustrating, and writing stories or novels . . . dislikes phoniness in anyone . . . plans to attend Philadelphia Klu- seum School of Fine Arts. GERALD D. ASHMAN ferry . . . H.R. 112 . . . C. P. .. participates in basketball and baseball , . . shoe salesman in Wilmington Dry Goods . . . likes music. particularly jazz and Dixieland . . . favorite record i'Tin Roof Blues . , . plays trumpet in the Band . . . plans to go to college. ROBERT Nl. BAKER. JR. Bob...H.R.224...C,P... member of Studio Club, football team. basketball team. track team. and swimming team , . . v. pres. of Junior Achievement company , . . enjoys hi-fi and watching telexision . . . plans to attend Cornell Lhixersity and study aeronautical engineering. Nl. KATHLEEN BALLARD Kathi . . . SC. rep.. past sec. of l-l.R. 31T . . . CP. . . carrie from school in Houston. Texas . . . Y.P.l7. . . adores French poodles . . . lists lobster as fas write food . . . likes most sports. especially water-skiing , . , wants to be an airline hostess and to attend St, Agnes Scott College. JOHN BARR-A Dura! . . . H.R. 22T , . . Gen. . . . pres, of HR. in 12th grade . , . participated in intramural boxing . . . enjoys drawing. cut- ting hair. playing all kinds of sports . . . rates spaghetti and meatballs as favorite food . . . likes the song. :'Volare . . . intends to start his own barber shop after graduation. fi, JAY R. BALDER Jay . . . 10th and 11th yr. rep. in H.R. 217 . . . 12th yr. Cafe- teria Corps rep. from H.R. 122 . . . CP. . . member of Math Club . . . copy editor on CLARs ION . . . proficient on the organ , . . member of Junior Achievement . . . Eagle Sea Scout . . . wants to become chemical engineer. J. DANIEL BALLBACH Danny . . . H.R. 115 . . . C.P. . . . pres. of 11th year class . . . 12th year Student Council Pres- ident . . . co-captain of football team . . . wrestling team . . . Professor Barton in Junior Play . . . received the Wally Wroten Award and the Harvard Book Award in the junior year . . . plans to go to the U. S. Naval Academy. NANCY J. BATESON Nan...H.R.145...Gen... formerly attended William Penn . . . enjoys baseball., hockey. swimming, sewing, dancing. rock 'n' roll records , . . likes all food . . . in Junior Achievement . . . employed in summer as a babysitter and salesgirl . . . plans to attend hairdressing school. . 'Y pliil , Q! . y sM.1aM:.rY ,Vt . . KVI-i1.R1'j3V17i ff Seo. course .UL i cdsop in. r. Nfjtch- in m,.ii6AU'ffiCff!lf?i .'l.Ulik g. swi m' . . pilffavt ' foods. ii L fs k 1 on V ed best fi ,M ,a'A-ids .A ..: ft ft KU iws. ', gomedayv . .. ' Sf o rhake fl o H2 clotihes ans to dva to apiec- ' A 411165422 ' yr -W. ei yd it ,f tg at JANET L. BEAL janet . . . H.R. 215 . . . CP. . . . member of F.N.A. . . mem- ber of NI.Y.F, . . hobby. collect- ing miniature dolls . . . spends free time roller skating, dancing . . . favorite expression. Holy mackereli' . . . favorite food, pizza . . . likes to read mystery stories . , . plans to enter Dela- ware Hospital School of Nursing. IANICE E. BEHRINGER fan...H.R.231...C.P... member of Choir and Royal Masque . . . pres. of Luther League . . likes to read, swim, write, ice skate . . . spends spare time babysitting . . . enjoys Italian spaghetti. chicken . . . dislikes lobster . . . rates Van Cliburn as favorite . . . plans to be a nurse. ELIZABETH C. BELDEN Betty . . . S.C. rep. of H.R. 211 . . . C.P. . . play reading com- mittee: acted in Junior Play . . . Leader Corps, Choir, Math Club, Class Council . . . Junior Achiever of the year . . . C0- editor of PIERREAN . . . intra- mural sports . . . A.F.S. ex- change student to Italy . . . scientific or mathematics course at New England school. SUSAN BELFOR Sue . . . pres.. past v. pres., 10th grade rcp. of H.R. II4 . . . C.l'. . . Royal Masque, PIER- BEAN Art Staff. F,T.A, . , plays h 0 c k e y. basketball. volleyball. tennis. ping pong , , , Collects coins. likes to read and to draw . . . lows prunes and water- melon . . . will major in art in College. LAWRENCE N. BELL Larry . . . was v. pres. of H.R. 217. now S.C. rep. of H.R. 122 . . . C.P. . . member of CLAR- ION Staff, Cafeteria Corps . . . plays volleyball, softball, bad- minton . . . collects coins . . . member of liberal religious youth group . . . hates spinach . . . plans to be a science major in college. JAMES C. BERGER fzm . . . H.R. 108 . . . C.P. . . member of Studio Club, Choir . . , varsity basketball manager . . . Hebrew School teacher . . . religious chairman of youth group . . . hobbies: sports, music, models . . . likes to meet and talk with 'people . . . fa- vorite food, fried chicken . . . plans to enter University of Delaware and pursue a science course. AUSTIN C. BELL Buck . . . chaplain of H.R. 108 . . . C.P. . . varsity swimming, track, basketball . . . manager of parties and plays at Com- munity Center . . . pres. Boys' Club of Kingswood . . . likes outdoor life and sports, espe- cially hunting and fishing . . . wants to go to college to be- come an electrical engineer. CHARLES B. BENNER Barney . . . 10th grade H.R. rep., llth year S.C. rep. of H.R. 220 . . . C.P. . . assistant crew chief on Projectioneers . . . mem- ber of track team, Hi-Y . . . cap- tain of cross country and varsity wrestling team . . . works at drug store in spare time . . . favorite food, fried chicken and steak . . . plans to major in forestry in college. L. RICHARD BERNSTEIN Dick . . . H.R. 227 . . . C.P. .. H.R. sec., 10th gradeg treas. llth . . . intramural badminton . . . member of Temple young adult group . . . hobby, collect- ing records . , . likes dancing, good food, fast cars, music, girls, summer vacations . . . plans to study medicine, and specialize in pediatrics. NANCY L. BIDDLE Nan . . . H.R. 117 . . . G.O.P. .. Junior Play ticket committee , . . member of JA .... co-op at Del- aware Trust Company . . . fa- vorite expression. HI'll never tell . . . favorite song, uWhen the Rains Came . . . likes spaghetti . . , plans to continue working full time at bank after gradu- ation. NAOMI BLAM Na...H.R.313...D.O... part time dental assistant . . . spends free time horseback rid- ing, swimming, and ice skating . . . is fond of dogs . . . likes Italian food . . . favorite saying, Man . . . plans to attend the University of Miami to become a dental assistant. ROBERT A. BRADERMAN Bob...H.R.112...C.P,... member of Student Council and Varsity Club . . . played .l.V. basketball and varsity baseball . . . likes turkey with giblet gravy . . . plans to study busi- ness . . . hopes to attend Whar- toll School of Business. BONNIE L. BRANNAK Bonnie . . . pres. and SC. alt. of H.R. 117 . . . C.P .... mem- ber of Choir . . . plays hockey. basketball. and volleyball . . . likes to collect records . . . mem- ber of church choir . . . favorite book. Gone with the Wind . . . favorite food. hamburgers . . . is enrolled in accelerated P.O.D. class . . . plans to go to Lvni- versitv of Delaware and take elementary education. MARTHA D. BROOKS ,llarty , . . H.R. 123 . . . CP. , . , plays hockey and basket- ball . , , member of church choir. Y.P.l7. . . takes art lessons . . . likes to collect rock and F011 records and listen to WAMS . . . plans to go to the U. of D. and major in art. ELEANOR D. BLAZOCK Dat...H.R.125...D.E.... likes to listen to popular music . enjoys love stories, veal outlets. and the record, 4'How the Time Flies . . . worked at Wana1naker's . . . dislikes sit- ting in the dark , . . wants to become a practical nurse. J OAN M. Boro V Joan . . . H.R. 14-D . . . CP. . . . H.R. treas., member of Service Corps . . . took part in fashion show , . . pres. of Y.P.F, and in church choir , . . enjoys swimming. water-skiing. dancing, and collecting records . . . wants to attend either Delaware State or West Chester State to be- come a teacher. HINNERK BRANDI Nick . . . H.R. 108 . . . exchange student from Germany . . . was Rotary exchange student in Finland , . . enjoys playing ten- nis, soccer, and basketball . . . also likes to swim . . . hobby: political science and history . . . wants to attend a university in Germany to study law. KAREN E. BRILL Brillsie . . . sec. H.R. 145 in junior year . . . now member of H.R. 122 . . . C.P .... assistant editor of CLARION . . . plays all intramural sports . , . likes water-skiing, sailing . . . fa- vorite song, i'Stardust. favorite book. 4'Gone with the Windi' . . . plans to go to college and major in biology. HELEN F. BROOMALL Helen . . . H.R. 145 . . . Bus. Ed .... works as receptionist for a group of lawyers in the Delaware-Trust Building . . . sec. of senior high at church . . . likes swimming . . . hobby: stuffed animals . . . likes popu- lar music. steak , . . plans to attend Goldey Beacom and be- come a secretary, W ff JAMES W. BROWN JR. fzm...H.R.22fl-...C.P.... Math Club . , . lst place in U. of D. German Scholarship Test . . . varsity cross-country and track . . . enoys coin collecting. writing short stories, composing and listening to classical music . . . plans to major in physics at University of Delaware. 3 THOMAS A. CAMPBELL Wilt . . . 12th year rep. of H.R. 307 . . . CP .... participated in intramural basketball, soft- ball, weight lifting . , . worked at Kerry Drive-ln and Brown Boys' Club . . . favorite song, All in the Came . . . plans to major in English or physical ed- ucation . . . would like to be- come a teacher. our, JAY T. CHANDLER Professor . . . C.P .... H.R. 307 . . . participates in intra- murals . . . enjoys fishing, sports and swimming . . . works dur- ing summers as a beach boy . . . enjoys listening to popular music . . . rates chicken as fa- vorite food . . . plans to attend college at the University of Miami. PATRICIA R. BROWN Pat . ,. . member' of H.R. 123 Sec. course . . . co-ops as secretary to Co-ordinator at 'LJ F j XLNBMCKL KW , titty, mf fm Brown, Vocational HS. . . . ae- xqlfjgtd tivity committee of SC, . . . lfY2lX'ax'r,pf member of Pat loone Fun Club, U also likes Rock Hudson . . . fu- UT vorite expression, c'I.f-t me tell 4 Atv Pemifilr ll -T .QA you! . . . likes any record tr p B ' , - t , fd at oone. of course . . . fa- CX '- X L vorite book, Ramona, K p, ,lv 'N Walt Bus Ed member of 'Stage Crew operated sound system dur- ln Junior Play , , . studies ac- ruj counting . . . enjoys baseball W and basketball . . likes an WALTER H. CLARK . . . ,. . . . . H.R. 309 . . . . 1-an-M' ' Y kind of song . . . rates chicken as favorite food . . . plans to attend college at Penn. Q, o I STEVEN W. CANEY Steve . . . H.R. 220 . . . CP. . . . 11th yr. H.R. rep .... mem- ber of Projectioneers . . . part of cast in Hit-Parade assembly of spring, 1958 . . . won Ford Motor Company industrial arts awards in 1957 and 1958 . . . favorite activities: dancing and eating everything but onions . . . plans to take pre-med. course. FRANCEANIA D. CARROLL Frankie . . . 233 . . . C.P. . .. participated in Choir and .lun- ior Achievement . , . member of Wilmington Youth Council . . . enjoys sewing, playing tennis and listening -to jazz . . . fa- vorite record, Bird Dogl, . . . favorite expression, real cool . . . plans to attend Howard University or Lincoln Nursing School to study surgical nursing. BARBARA A. CHETKOWSKI Barb . . . Bus. Ed .... H.R. 309 . . . likes to dance and col- lect records . . . works at Wil- mington Trust Company . . . favorite foods: steak, potatoes, pizza, and spaghetti . . . enjoys reading mystery and adventure stories , . , likes to go places with crowds . . . plans to study accounting at Goldey Beacom. I. ROBERT H. CLAYTON Bob . . . H.R. 213 . . . Bus. Ed. . . . entered RS. from Colwyck J.H .,,. attends American Bandstand in Phila . . . enjoys music of all kinds, and dancing . . . received a S5000 dance scholarship . . . likes clothes, cars, and good times . . . en- joys doing benefit dances for handicaps . . . plans to attend a business college after gradu- ation. .lAlVlES R. CLIFTON Jim . . . H,R. 122, S.C. rep. in llth grade from H.R, 110 . . . C.P. . . member of Usher Squad and assistant sports editor of CLARION . . . plays intramural basketball and volleyball . . . pres. of Junior Achievement company . . , wants to attend Gettysburg College and take physics or business administra- txon. JOSEPH CLOUD JR. foe . . . V. pres. of H.R. 213 . . , manager of the cross coun- try team and the track team . . . member of Class Council . . . likes to collect stamps and cards . . . is member of the Boys, Club . , . likes dances and parties . , , plans to attend Goldey Beacom's Business School and study accounting. ALLAN B. COHEN A1 . . . HR. 307. treas. and alt. S.C. rep. of 233 in 11th grade . . . C.P .... basketball man- ager . . . likes to collect auto- graphs of baseball players . . . enjoys turkey . . . favorite book. The House of Seven Gables . . . plans to attend Rider Col- lege and study business admin- istration. GEORGE X. COLE. JR. George . . . HR. 209 . . . D.O. . . plays intramural sports . . . is on the church basketball team . . . belongs to the Wilmington Automobile Activities Club . . main hobby. cars . . . likes steak . . . plans to join the Navy aftel graduation, SALLY A. CORDREY Sonny . . . H.R. 231 . . . C.P. , . , member of Royal Masque in llth year and Library Squad in 10th year . . . plays intramural hockey. badminton, tennis, bas- ketball and volleyball . . . girls' sports editor of the CLARION . . . favorite expression, How about that . . . plans to attend Sargents in Boston, and major in physical education. SUZANNE COHEN Sue . . . H.R. 215, 11th grade rep., sec. and treas. in 10th grade . . . C.P .... member of Service Corps and Cafeteria Corps . . . treas. of Modern Dance in 11th grade . . . par- ticipates in all intramural sports . . . likes to collect good records . . . has worked as counselor at day camp , . . would like to study elementary education. DONALD W. CONRAD Don . . . member of H.R. 115 . . . Gen. course . . . likes weight lifting and wrestling . , . enjoys fishing, water skiing, duck hunt- ing, and cars . , . usually found eating steak sandwiches . . . plans to enlist in the Navy after graduation . , . may possibly join the state police after the service. DIANE COX Diane . . . a member of H.R. 309 . . . C.P. . . H.R. chaplain in 10th yearg v. pres. in 11th year . . . plays intramural hockey, volleyball, and basket- ball . . . sings in church choir . . . enjoys swimming and play- ing tennis . . . plans to attend Madison or the University of Delaware. N. msg. ELIZABETH A. COX Betty . . . H.R. 123 . . . C.P. . . pres. of H.R, in 10th yearg v. pres. in the 11th year . . . S.C. rep. in 11th year, alt. in 10th year , . , corresponding secre- tary of Studio Club . . . mem- ber of the Editorial Staff of the PIERREAN , , . enjoys swim- ming and golf . , . spends lei- sure time playing the piano and violin . . . plans to enter Buck- nell. ORVILLE R. CRABTREE Orv . . . 11th and 12th yr. S.C, rep. from H.R. 229 . . . C.P, . . member of Varsity Club . . . played varsity basketball and football . . . Works in a drug store in spare time . . . lists hobbies as sports, especially golf, bowling, and swimming . . . hopes to attend the Naval Academy. JOAN C. CREADICK Joan . . . 11th year sec., 12th r S.C. alt. of I'1.R. 313 . . . CP .... Junior Play costtime committee . . . participates in Choir, F.T.A. and lIlII'tllItllI'i1l sports . . . enjoys playing th.- piano . . , plans to study ele- mentary e d u c ti t io n at West Chester State Teachers College. ANNE IVI. DALEY .-lnne . . . member of H.R. 211 . . . C.l'. . . . formerly attended Ursuline Academy . . . partici' pales in C.Y.O .... enjoys lis- tening to anything sung by the Platters, dancing. ice-skating, and eating French fries, steak sandwiches and apple pie . . . plans to go to the University of Delaware. x' CHARLES F. DAVIDSON Chuck . . . 10th grade v. pres. 11th and 12th grade S.C. alt of HR. 224- . . . C.P .... mem- ber of track team . . . partici- pates in intramural football, bas- ketball and softball . . . was counselor at Camp Arrowhead . . . enjoys camping and eating steak . . . plans to attend cola lege. 1 CHARLES A. DEATON Chuck . . , treas. of H.R. 207 . . . Gen, course . , . took part in the ,lunior Play . . . member of the football and baseball teams and Varsity Club . . . pres. of Youth Choir . . . en- joys reading and Hi-Fi . . . works in grocery store in spare time , . , plans to take forestly at Penn State or Syracuse. JO ANNE DE HART Jo . . . H.R. 109 . . . Bus. Ed. . . . enjoys working on the co-op plan . . , participated in intra- mural hockey and basketball . . . likes to dance and listen to rec- ords . . . ratesifried chicken as favorite food , . . favorite ex- pression, No stuff, Sherlock C. DONALD DAVIS Don . . . member of H.R. 229 . . . D.O ,... plays end on the football team . is a bakerls helper at the Hotel duPont . . . enjoys baking . . . rates Rockin, Robinu as his favorite song . . . plans to study baking at the American Culinary Institute. JOAN M. DEERY Joan . . . H.R. 211 . . . Bus. Ed .... participated in intraa mural hockey. basketball, and volleyball , . . enjoys dancing and babysitting . , . rates turkey and pizza as favorite foods . . . works in the office of Bird Speakman . . . plans to attend Goldey Beacom to become a medical secretary. LENORA DEKTOR Lennie . . . H.R. 122 . . . C.P. . . was treas., sec., and S.C. rep. from H.R. 309 . . . played Mitzi in Junior Play . . . ac- tive member of Service Corps and Color Guard . , , first page editor of CLARION . . . plans to go to college to take prealaw. . . . plans to attend Coldey Beacom. LINDA A. DENENBERG Lin...H.R.145...C.P.... member of Service Corps in 11th and 12th grades , , . participated in intramural basketball, hockey, and volleyball . . . active in Temple Beth Emeth youth group and Cirl Scouts . . . plans to attend Temple University to be- come a medical secretary. ANTHONY J. DIAMOND Tony . . . chaplain and S.C. rep. from 1'1.R. 213 . . . C,lJ, , . . member of properties committee for Junior Play . . . participated in intramural basketball and football . . . enjoys all sports . . . favorite food, steak . . . plans to become a dentist after attending college. to V, V+. 'aijfq x W t,t,. Q st? CAROLYN lVI. DOTO Carolyn . . . I'I,R. 107 . . Ed .... entered from Mt. Pleas- ant High . . . co-ops at Wana- maker's . . . likes to collect storybook dolls , . . favorite song, No One Knows . . . rates pizza pie at head of special foods . . . greets everyone with, JOSEPH B. DICKERSON, JR. J0e...H.R.122...C.P.... co-editor of sports for CLAR- ION . . . participated in var- sity football and baseball . . . hobbies: cars, hunting, fishing and motor boats . . . rates steak as favorite food , . . hopes to attend Princeton or an Ivy League college to major in jour- nalism or psychology. US. HESTINE DILLARD Tine . . . H.R. 113 . . . Cen. course . . . likes to sketch and paint , . . attends Delaware Art Center . . . spends free time playing records, dancing, and skating . , . favorite song, L'Just A Dream . . . likes Pearl Buck's stories , , . plans to at- tend Philadelphia School of Art. nHi. Man! . . , plans to take a secretarial course at G ol d e y . Beacom Business College. Sum PATRICK A. DOUGHERTY Pat . . . SC. alt. in 11th year from H.R. 220 . . . crew chief of Projectioneers . . . partici- pated in Junior Achievement . . . enjoys baseball and football . . . likes to cook in spare time . . . favorite foods. steak and cherry pie , . . plans to attend the Ijniversity of Delaware and major in engineering. ARNOLD J. DRESCHER Arnie . . . H.R. 227 . . . for- merly attended Warner Jr, High School . . . D.O ,... participated in varsity track . . . employed at Mansure and Prettyman . enjoys gardening in his spare time . , . likes spaghetti . plans to study business admin- istration in college. STEVEN L. DUNN Steve . . . chaplain of H.R. 209 in 10th grade . . , C.P. . . . participated in intramural sports . . . played Church League soft- ball . . . member of Wilmington Automotive Activities Club . . . spends free time eating, shoot- ing, and boating . . . intends to enter University of Delaware upon graduation. 'swf JOSEPH T DOUGHERTY Moose ples of HR 07 intramural football and basket ball teams favorite eitpres sion could be likes One Night likes to play foot ball basketball and pool plans to enter the Marines and be in the Quartermaster DIVI DANA S DOWNING Dana HR 231 ior Play member of Royal Masque Math Club and Cafe teria Corps exchange stu dent to Finland member of Class Council 1n 11th year star of the Royal Masque play in 11th year plans to at tend Vassar RICHARD A DUBROFF Dick HR 108 properties committee par ticipates in intramural basket ball enjoys water skiing swimming and listening to rock and roll in spare time likes all foods plans to study engineerin at the University of Delaware n BONNIE A. ELLINGSWORTH Bonnie . . . v. pres. and SC. alt. of H.R. 215 . . . C.P. . . . member of costume committee for Junior Play . . . capt. of Cheerleaders and member of Choir . . . participated in intra- mural sports , . , enjoys work- ing with people . . . intends to enter Delaware and prepare for a career in therapy or business. JAMES S. ELLISON Whig . , , lreus. of H.R, 115 . . . C.P. . . . on publicity com- mittee for Junior Play . . . var- sity basketball manager and football stntistician . . . likes music and the movies . . . fa- vorite expression. Typical . . . rates steak as his special food . . . plans to attend the U. of Del, or Oklahoma and major in radio or TV. M. LAWRENCE EMMETT Larry . . . pres. of H.R. 209 . . . C.P .... member of Usher Squad. S e r v i c e Corps. and CLARION Stuff . . , participated in varsity and intramural wres- tling and intramural football . . . hobbies: reading. science. con- tact sports . . . favorite music, Haydn's Surprise Symphony' . . . hopes to attend Delaware to take a pre-med course. BARBARA S. FEINBERG Barb . . . H.R. 317 . . . Cen. course . . . on property commit- tee for Junior Play . . . member of Service Corps, Library Squad, and Choir . . . hobbies: clothes, dancing, and records , . . treas. of Junior Achievement com- pany . . . likes to play piano and read . . . plans to attend business college and become a legal secretary. JO ANN FITZHUGH Jo . . . 233 . . . General Office Practice . . . program chairman of Y-teens . . . spends free time listening to radio and cleaning house , , . taught children to skate at Y.W.C.A. . . favorite ex- pression. i'Holy Cow . . . en- joys Perry Mason mysteries . . . expects to enter Coldey Beacom upon graduation, 'WWW Cy . ff! Wise' if ROBERT D. ETTINGER Bob . . . member of H.R. 106 . . , Bus. Ed .... enjoys art class . . . works as stock boy at Wanamaker's . . . likes to work on cars . . . fond of scalloped potatoes and pork chops . . . favorite book, '6Little Menu . . . plans to attend Drexel for de- signing course and Goldey Bea- com for advanced bookkeeping. CHANDLER W. FENNELL Tex...H.R.110...C-en.... spends free time reading and participating in sports . . . as- sistant treas. in M.Y.F. . . fa- vorite expression, Who Me? . . . rates spaghetti as special food . . . hopes to attend As- bury College and later go into the construction field. SYLVIA E. FORENSKI Sylvia . . . treas. of H,R. 313 in 12th year . . . General Of- fice Practice . . . co-ops for United Community Fund . . . member of Library Squad . . . member of Junior Achievement company . . . likes steak and pizza . . . favorite song, 'flt's Raining Outside , , . intends to enter Coldey Beacom and then go to 1.B.M. school. SHERRY L. FORMAN Sher . . . chaplain of 1-LR. 117 . . . Sec, course . . . co-op at an insurance company . . . 10th yr. rep, , . member of Royal Masque and Library Squad . . . partici- pates in li a k 4- t b a l l. tennis, hockey, and swimming . . . counsellor at Y.M.-Y.W.H.A. day camp for children . . . plans to enter University of Delaware to major in elementary education. RONALD H. FOSTER Kon . . . member of H.R. 307 . . . C.P. . . chief of Stage Crew . . . played intramural basket- ball and football . . . member of Y.M.C.A, . . plays church league basketball . . . spends free time participating in sports and dancing . . . plans to at- tend the University of Delaware and take a liberal arts course. ROBERT M. FOULK Bob . . . pres. of H.R. 207 . . . C.P, . . member of varsity wres- tling team . . . likes water ski- ing . . . spends free time listen- ing to rock 'n' roll on WAMS, eating hamburgers, and drink- ing vanilla milk shakes . . . fa- vorite book, 'AA Tale of Two Cities . . . plans to attend U. of D. to major in electrical en- gineering. NICHOLAS GEORGIS Nick . . . H.R. 116. . . C.P. . . 11th grade S.C, alt., 12th year class rep. , . member of track team and cross country track team . . . plays tennis and foot- ball . . . belongs to Delaware Aquarium Society . . . likes Hi- Fi music and sport cars . . . plans to attend the Philadelphia School of Pharmacy. JERRY J. GLAZAR ferry . , . H.R. 106 . . . C.P. . . plays intramural volleyball . . . collects coins and sports maga- zines . . . enjoys bowling. golf- ing. reading. playing basketball. and football . . . works as a plumber part-time . . . likes to follow baseball and football games closely and make weekly predictions . . , plans to attend the University of Xe-w Mexico. DOXALD KI. GOLDSTEIN Golfly , . . treas. and 11th yr. rep. from H.R. 116 . . . C.P. . . member of Yarsity Club . . . participated in varsity basket- ball. baseball and football . . . rates sports as favorite hobby . . . enjoys listening to the radio . . . would like to go to the lfniversity of Delaware. JOYCE E. GOLDSTEIN foyce . . . treas. and S.C. alt. of H,R, 125 . . . entered in 11th grade from Oxford Area High School . . . enjoys collecting stuffed animals . . . W01'kS HS usherette at Playhouse . . . lists, Another Time, Another Place, as favorite song . . . likes pizza , . . plans to study social work at Syracuse University. - I ff ., .. , Wweif I,-,-,. 2 1 5,555 :i :sise?Zf'x5,' -5-, ,- .1 - -' +I' f f- ,f f iff - y , ' ff:-'21 ' 1 -as-'--nf,-1-','u.4' M' f w X 29' A 'Q BARBARA A GOLDBERG Bobby . . . member of H.R. 313 . . . General Office Practice course . . . second v. pres. of Rifle Club . . . member of the Civil Air Patrol . . . collects stamps and tropical fish . . . likes to read and build model airplanes . . . favorite foods: lobster, shrimp, chicken, oysters . . . intends to join the Air Force and become a flight stewardess. HOWARD H. GOLDSTEIN Chico . . . member of H.R. 115 . . . participated in after school intramural football, baseball, and basketball , . . worked on ,lun- ior Play costume committee . . . works on weekends . . . enjoys going fishing and playing sports . . . rates lasagna as favorite food . , . plans to attend junior college. DEBORAH A. GOODEN Debbie . . . sec. of H.R. 231 . . . C.P .... member of Choir and Service Corps . . . chairman of M.Y.F. group . . . collects movie magazines . . . favorite expression, g'That's about it . , . after graduation plans to attend Fisk University and major in elementary education. ,W 2, JOYCE F. GOODWIN Joy . . . treas. of H.R. 123 . . . C.P ..,. entered P.S. as a sen- ior . , , member of choral class . . . spends free time swimming, playing softball, and reading . . . favorite expression. MOh, Heav- ensn . , , likes the song 'LStar Dust . . . plans to attend Gettysburg to prepare for teach- ing or for practicing law. ALEXANDRA M. GORSKI Alex . . . 10th grade rep, and S.C. rep, of H.R. 109 . . . C.P. . , chairman of costume committee for Junior Play , . . captain of Twirlers , . . enjoys swimming and diving . , . loves thick juicy steaks . , . intends to enter Mt. Aloysius Junior College to major in medical technology. M. GRETCHEN GRAVELL Gretchen . . . H.R. lll, secre- tary 11th year, pres. 12th yr. . . C.P .... participated in intra- mural sports , . . member of Jr, Class Council, Junior Play committee, PIERREAN Literary Staff, Junior Achievement . . . plans to attend college and en- ter the medical field. LINDA R. GRAY Grtusit' . . . ll.R. IOT. lltlt und l2llt yt-nr ull, tcp .... CP .... participated in Studio Club, Choir . . . enjoys swim- ming, playing tennis. and lis- tening to popular tnnsic . . . snnnner employment at dul'ont Co .,.. faxoritc expression, I-li. mann: favorite book. Cone with the Wind , . . plans to attend college and take secre- tarial course DONALD G. GREGG Don . . . H.R. 122 . . . CP. . . . chairman of playreading committee for ,Iunior Play and member of cast . . , member of Talent Club, Clee Club, Class Council, and treas. of Student Council . . , participates in foot- ball, track, and Cross-Country . . . National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist and finalist in A.F.S. . . plans to take pre- med course. SARAH W. GRIFFITH Sally . . . H.R. 111 . . . C.P. . . . 12th year class rep. . . . member of Royal Masque, Cafe- teria Corps . . . plays volleyball and tennis, likes to read . . . favorite song, Theme from Pic- nic . , . dislikes Elvis . . . likes hamburgers and cheeseburgers . . . would like to attend Mary Washington College of the Uni- versity of Virginia and major in Spanish. RICHARD S. HAHN Dick . . . H.R, 229 . . . Cen. course , . . spends free time playing football and basketball and fishing and hunting . . . enjoys I i s t e n i n g to Tom Dooley , . , likes all foods, cooking. and car racing . . . favorite expression, cool . . . plans to enter the Navy and .. IOHN S. GREGORY The Gray Ghost . . . H.R. 112 . . . C.P ..,. formerly attended Riverside Military Academy . . . member of short wave Radio Club . . . worked at Veterinary Hospital . . . member of Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Serv- ice . . . works on trampolin . . . wants to go to Maritime Acad- emy on Long Island for naval demolition and navigation. ROBERT P. GUESSFERD Bob . . . H.R. 115 . . . C.P. . . . member of Class Council . . . participated in intramural basketball, softball, weight lift- ing . . . belongs to Boys' Club . . . likes Gee, but lt's Lonely. and 'LRockin' Robin . . . dis- likes 'LVolare', . . . likes all Italian foods . . . reads science fiction . . . will attend U.C.L.A. or business school. JOHN B. HAMILTON Jeep . . . S.C. alt. of H.R, 115 . . . C.P .... enjoys skindiving as a hobby . . . works at Steak Shack in odd hours . . . likes Dixieland jazz, lobster, science fiction, and sea stories . , . hopes to attend University of Delaware or Miami to take up marine biology. study auto mechanics. , 'In ' E Nal 'wofltflngibn pt Alatus .. iii 1 f ' 1,7 YU l tb A' ' 1-foes HAMQITQDLIZ if IsHqpe ..,.t.2i1tLtt,. a 1, C plain in 11th a.n'd .1 gfade a v pres iii Efaden. LA course . p ben ,qfl otsess Squad . . yartiefpat B intl amural ports. . 'l enjffmygt 'dargng d pl s tb attend Go dey Bea dftent gradtfatjori, ' ' lp 'Y t ' it t P t fl . ,ff Q, ,N tv' U1 FREDERICK A. HANDELMAN Fred . . . member of H.R. 229 . . . C.P .... 11th grade foot- ball manager . . . member of Library Squad and Chess Club . . . participates in intramural basketball and volleyball . , . v. PTUS. of .Iunior Achievement CUUIPHUY . . . enjoys popular music . . . plans to study busi- ness administration in college. JOHN J. HARRINGTON JOSEPH H. HARKINS foe . . . Honor Roll student from H.R. 227 . . . C.P .... Ilth grade S.C. rep. . . member of Math Club and band . . . par- ticipated in Jr. Play and intra- mural sports . . . pres. of Jun- ior Achievement co .... enjoys bowling, carpentry and mechani- cal work , . . plans to study electrical engineering. EVELYN C. HARNETT Lyn . . . treas. and S.C. alt. of H.R. 317 , . . C.P. . . pres. of Modern Dance . . . member of Choir, Royal Masque and Li- brary Squad . . , treas. of Y.P.F, . . . spends free time listening to music, dancing, singing, eat- ing, swimming, riding around in her car . . . plans to study Fine Arts in college. Jack . . . H.R. 213, past sec. and treas. . . Bus. Ed. . . mem- ber of Varsity Club . . . likes all sports, particularly swim- ming . . . has a co-op job with Wilmington Trust Company . . . enjoys eating hamburgers and French fries . . . plans to at- tend a business school. STUART G. HARWITZ Stu...H.R.22-1...C.P... member of Library Squad. Radio Club and Delaware Aquarium Society . . . is interested in elec- tronics and tropical fish . . . has his own aquarium . . . works in a drug store in spare time . . . plans to attend college and major in electronics. CLARENCE T. HENRY Pee Wee . . . sec., treas. of H.R. 227 . . . CP. . . formerly of Redding High . . . member of Varsity Club . , . participated in football and track . . . enjoys modern jazz and sports . . . chairman of Christian Fellow- ship of Delaware Conference . . . likes all food , . . quiet boy . . . wants to take up elemen- tary -education at West Chester DORIS L. HARRIS Doris . . . cheerful member of H.R. 125 . . , C,P. . . spends free time sewing, cooking, play- ing tennis, watching television . . . favorite expression 6'Oh, Gee and Really . . . favorite foods: hot dogs, baked beans, pepsi cola, cherry pie . . . en- joys meeting people . , . plans to study elementary education. ARNOLD R. HELFAND Arn . . . 10th grade sec., 11th grade rep. of H.R. 229 , . . member of Ushers Squad . . . participated in intramural sports . . . enjoys bowling, boating, and. stamp collecting . . , favorite song, Stardust . . . hopes to attend Temple School of Tech- nology to study air-conditioning and refrigeration. JOHN HERRING Jack . . . H.R. rep. of 116 . . . Accounting course . . . member of Varsity Club . . . partici- pated in varsity basketball, cross country . . . water skiis and collects skis . . . co-op at Bank of Delaware . . . spends free time bowling, swimming, and eating hamburgers . , . plans to attend a business school to study advanced accounting. State Teachers JOAN IVI. HERTZFELD foam . . . H.R. 122 . . . C.P. . . alt. for Girls' State . . . car- toonist on CLARION . . . mem- ber of Recorder Cljib and Mod- ern Dance . . . employed as a dental assistant . . . personnel manager of Junior Achievement . . . lists art and driving the car as hobbies . . . plans to attend Temple University to study oral hygiene. EDITH N. HICKEN Edie , . . member of H.R. 215 . . , Accounting course . . . co-op at Wilmington Trust Co. . . . pres. of IVI.Y.F. . . plays basketball for a church team . . . likes popular music, and dancing . . . favorite expression Oh My . . . special food, chicken . . . plans to go on with accounting, JOHN T. HILL Terry . . . H.R, 229 . . . C.P. . . . participated in intramural football and basketball . . . member of C.Y.O. . . spends free time fishing and partici- pating in sports . . . rates steak as favorite food . , . favorite expression, It sends me over the wall . . . plans to take scientific course at college. REED T. HINCHCLIFFE Hineh . . . H.R. 209 . . . Cen. . . . member of Radio Club . . . plays softball . . . member of Civil Air Patrol. and 3I.Y.F. . . Deputy Senior Crew Leader of Explorer Scouts . . , devotes free time to radio and electronics . . . doesn't like spinach but loves peanut butter . . . wants to join the Navy to be a radio tech- nician. KENNETH R. HINES Ken . . . 10th grade SC. rep. of H.R. 110 . . . C.P. . . had part time job at Fairfax Res- taurant and at duPont Company as a mail boy . . . chief hobby, cars . , . likes chemistry , . . favorite food. ravioli . . . plans to go to Delaware or Temple and study aviation. RONALD N. HORSEMAN Horse . . . H.R. 207 . . . Gen. course . . . v. pres. of M.Y.F. . . likes cars . . . spends free time working at a service station and on his own Chevy . . . rates hamburgers as favorite food . . . favorite expression, Later, much later . . . plans to enlist in the Navy. PETER HOWELL Pete . . . H.R. 213 . . . C.P. .. S.C. alt, . . member of Varsity Club and varsity swimming . . . collects coins . . . during sum- mer is employed at Delaware Park Race Track . . . likes to go boating . . . dislikes a show- 0ff , . , plans to attend U. S. Merchant Marine Academy. RGINIA C HUDSON VI . linny . . . H.R. 231 . . . D.E. . . member of Service Corps . . . enjoys dancing, singing, and cooking . . . favorite expression, Be cool , . . rates bam and eggs as her special food . . . reads all kinds of books . , . plans to enter Coldey Beacom School of Business to study for a later career in fashion design- ing. : Q NO DORIFEiJfffH E?f fqofif. :H. ,yew and W gf PATRICIA A. HOFFMAN Pat . . . sec. of H.R, 113 . . . C.P. . . member of PIERREAN Editorial Board . . . goes out for all girls' intramurals . , . member of Leader Corps . . . likes listening to pop music, swimming and boating . . . wants to attend Cornell or University of Michigan to take a liberal arts course. ELIZABETH A. HOWARD Betsy . . . S.C. rep.. chaplain of H.R. 107 . . . C.P. . . play- reading committee and ticket chairman for Junior Play . . . member of Leader Corps, PIER- REAN Staff, S.C. Project Com- mittee , . . active in all sports . . , v. pres. of Christian Youth Council . , . assistant leader of Mariner Troop 5157 . . . plans to attend University of Roches- ter or Beaver to study nursing. HOWARD E. HUDSON JR. lay . . . SC. rep. of H.R. 116 . . . C.P. . . pres. of class 10th and 11th grades . . . co-business manager of PIERREAN . . . enjoys swimming, boxing, and playing golf . . . favorite dish. cauliflower with cheese sauce . . . plans to take pre-medical course at a small New England college. . ljeiif. , J courser.fvY9 or I ' a ' o oo L. . A favorite iexp ssiffi, M .41.-'fi lftft , uts rgernige f ague n nd .,.t,i. en' ysi a I rgan li lf5IT mir b e- e creargg. lf. plans to gitt d ldey Be m Schoo of Business. vv H wx .t 0 i t SANDRA B. HURLONG Sandi . . . chaplain of H.R. 122 . . . 11th year rep .... C.P. . . . played female lead in Jun- ior Play . . . member of Modern Dance and Royal Masque Clubs . . . participated in intramural swimming, hockey, and basket- ball . . . broke the swimming record in 9th grade . . . spends free time playing the recorder, horseback riding, reading, act- ing, and dancing . . . plans to attend Cornell and major in an- thropology. THOMAS E. HYNSON Herb . . . H.R. 227 . . . Gen. . . . participated in intramural football, basketball, and softball . . . enjoys scene sketching for art class . . . works for Boys' Club of Wilmington . . . enjoys listening to records by big band artists . . . likes good detective stories . . . wants to join U. S. Air Force, JOYCE I. INGRAM foy Bells . . . H.R. 109 . . . C.P ..., participated in bas- ketball, volleyball and tennis . . . member of Future Home- makers Club . . . enjoys read- ing, sewing, and listening to pro- gressive jazz . . . favorite food. pizza . , . plans to attend Hamp- ton University and major in physical education. ERIC J. JACOBSEN Eric . . . H.R. 115 . . . D.E. . . . employed by Biansure and Prettyman , . , enjoys football, baseball. and basketball: likes to work with cars . . . favorite expression 1'You dumbyu . . . rates pizza and steak as favorite foods . , . plans to join the Naxy after graduation. DOROTHY E. JOHNSON Dottie . . . H.R. 107g 10th, 11th, 12th grade rep .... C.P .... co-chairman of props committee for Junior Play . . . pres. of Library Squad . . . member of Future Nurses Club and Royal Masque . . . likes intramural sports , . . plans to take nurses training after graduation. LYNDA D. JACOBS Lyn . . . treas. of H.R. 123 . . . G.O.P .... participated in bas- ketball, volleyball, tennis, and ping pong intramurals . . . worked at Sears Roebuck and Company . . . member of Junior Achievement company . . . en- joys listening to the radio and playing the piano . . . likes pizza . , , plans to be a house- wife. CYNTHIA A. JOBLING Cyn . . . H.R. 117 . . . C.P. . . . member of Royal Masque . . . participated in intramural hockey and volleyball . . . works with her church group . . . fa- vorite expression Darn your buttons . . . rates chocolate soda as favorite food . . . plans to study sociology at college. JUDY L. JOHNSON Judy . . . H.R. 122 . . . C.P. . , . member of Leader Corps . . . plays hockey, basketball and volleyball . . . copy editor of CLARION . . , devotes free time to talking on the phone . . . favorite foods, pizza and steak . . . plans to attend a liberal arts college. KAREN A. JOHNSON Karen , . . Ilth year S.C. alt., chaplain, 12th year pres. H.R. 231 . . . C.P .... publicity chair- man for Junior Play, Choir ac- companist, member of Hostesses . . . likes ice skating, art, piano , , . v, pres. of local Luther League . . . Football Queen . . . plans to study nursing. FRED E. KAGEL Fregile . . . S.C. a.lt. of H.R. 112 . . . C.P .... co-production manager of Junior Play . . . member of Chess Club and Math Club . . . plays baseball and basketball . . . enjoys research in physics and amateur radio . . . favorite expression g'Say something sweet and mushyl' . . . plans to attend the University of Delaware and study physics. SUSAN L. KAUFMAN Sue...H.R.122...C.P.... Junior Play publicity committee . . . member of Leader Corps, CLARION Staff, Math Club, Temple Math Team, and Service Corps , , . participated in in- tramurals, was runner-up in bad- minton tournament . . . received numerals and 200-pt. letter . . . plans to attend a liberal arts college. ALICIA B. KEIL Alicia . . . H.R. 14-5 . . . C.P. . , , member of Royal Masque, Service Corps, Library Squad . . . decoration committee of 10th year party . . . participated in Junior Achievement, Girl Scouts, Temple youth activities . . . plans to attend a junior college and major in retailing. Swear' Y PHILLIP L. KELLEHER RICHARD W. KEITH Keith . . . member of H.R. 224 . . . Cen. course . . . lists hob- bies as fishing and going to car races . . . works at Reiver Com- pany . . . likes seafood . . . plans to go into the Army after graduation. ww cfs P n nw p ghet ate e WW? 'o KATHLEEN A. KENNEDY Kitty . . . H.R. 123 . . . C.P. . . . Junior Play prop committee . . . member of Royal Masque and sec. of F.N.A. . . plays hockey. basketball, and volley- ball . . . especially enjoys riding horses and showing them . . . wants to become a nurse. H . .' 'ilif 3 4 0 'r . . e o r . . tii ' vo l t ' , n- r 1 . . W e i in-1' , f' d ' . rit 0' L I-a O , li' , , , p t to ac e th c se N4 Kaze . . . 10th, Ilth year rep. of H.R. 224- . . . Accounting course , , , 11th, 12th year treas. of Junior Achievement company . . . Works at Wilmington Cen- eral Hospital after school and on week-ends . . . favorite foods, crabmeat and French fries . . . plans to attend Coldey Beacom for accounting and business ad- ministration. ELAINE M. KENNEDY Elaine . . . H.R. 109 . . . C.P. . . . participates in hockey, bas- ketball, and volleyball . . . vice- president of F.N.A. . . loves horses . . . likes sports, pho- tography, drawing, and skating . . . enjoys popular music and dancing . . . likes fried chicken and mashed potatoes . . , wants to become a nurse. RICHARD N. KERR Flash . . . H.R. 207 . . . Gen. . . . likes anything connected with cars . . . enjoys iistening to Rockin' Robin by Bobby Day . . . likes to eat cheese- burgers and French fries . . . dislikes Bermuda shorts and slow cars . . . wants to join Navy after graduation. BARBARA A. KING Barbara . . . H.R. 231 . . . Cen. . . , 11th and 12th year class rep ..,. enjoys playing in all intramural sports . . . hobbies, dancing and sports . . . enjoys subs, steaks. Potato chips. and ravioli , . . dislikes milk . . . active in church affairs . . . wants to attend Goldey Beacom Business School to become a secretary. RONALD E. KITZMILLER Kztz . . . H.R. 224 . . . C.P. . . . participates in intramural wrestling and basketball , , . enjoys dances and sports . . . likes to read sports books . . . lists steak as favorite food . . . plans to get experience in res- taurant work after graduation. CHARLES S. KLIM DEENA KLEIMAN Dee . . . S.C. rep. of H.R. 281 . . . Gen. . . member of PIER- REAN Art Staff . . . participates in intramural basketball . . . works at the Playhouse as usherette . . . interested in art . . . plans to attend art school and study commercial art after graduation. SUSAN W. KLEIN Sue . . . H.R. l45g v. pres. in llth grade. S.C. rep. in 12th grade , . , C.P. . . belongs to PIERREAN Editorial Board . . . members of Leader Corps, Choir, Choraliers, and Math Club . . . participates in all intramural sports . . . plans to study nurs- ing at Wooster. Charley . . . H.R. ll6 . . . Bus. Ed. . . participates in intramural track . . . enjoys collecting stamps and model planes . . . works in a pharmacy . . . likes spaghetti . . . plans to attend Goldey Beacom Business School and study advanced accounting after graduation, DONNA R. KNOTTS Ace . . . H.R, 215 . . . Bus, Ed. and General Office Practice . . . favorite sports. tennis. basket- ball and volleyball . . . enjoys water-skiing. auto-races and col- lecting records , . . works as a typist at the Delaware Anti- Tuberculosis Society . . . plans to attend night school. GEORGE T. KORNACK George . . , v. pres.. treas. and l2th year rep. of H.R. 229 . . . Gen. , . participated in varsity baseball and was co-captain of football team . . . member of Varsity Club . . . rates sports as favorite hobby . , . likes all food , . . would like to go to college. if me LYNN C. KNEBELS Lynn . . . H.R. lll . . . SC. in llth and 12th grade . . . C.P, , . participates in all in- tramural sports . . . likes buy- ing clothes . . . works at a cloth- ing store . . . favorite book, 4'The Good Earth . . . hopes to attend college to study ele- mentary education in prepara- tion for teaching kindergarten. ARLENE S. KOLBER Ar . . . pres. of H.R. 123 . . . C.P. . . member of F.T.A. . . participated in volleyball and basketball . . . likes most all foods . . . enjoys reading and doing volunteer service work , . . plans to take elementary educa- tion and teach mentally retarded children, ILENE R. KRATKA I . . . S.C. rep. from HR. 309 . . . C.P. . . member of F.T.A .... participated in vol- leyball, hockey and basketball . . . worked at camp for re- tarded children during summer . . . enjoys poetry . . . favorite foods, lobster and pizza . . . plans to study elementary edu- cation. , X ' '74 f ffff ZW ' - V ll V , , fff ff Wf 6 X ' ' X .u ' . ' -1-,swf ' f X ,-,W V. f , 1, ni? ' MARJORIE A. KRUZINSKI Marge . . . H.R. 125 . . . Gen- eral Office Practice . . . co-op at Sears Roebuck . . . enjoys listening to records and dancing . . . likes pizza, hamburger, and milk shakes . . . favorite book, Mrs. Mike . . . after gradu- ating from P.S. plans to continue working at Sears. JANET M. LA FOND Janet . . . llth and l2th year rep. of H.R. 114 , . , C.P, , . Miss Bigby in Junior Play . . . member of Studio Club, Choir, Choraliers . . , 10th year Honor Basketball Team . , , sec. for PIERREAN Literary Staff . . . future Bucknell English major. PATRICIA A. LANG Pat . . . pres. of H.R. 211 . . . C.P .... member of F.N.A. . . . participated in intramural hockey and tennis . . . enjoys sewing and listening to popular music . . . worked as a sales- girl and a babysitter . , , favorite food. spaghetti . . , special song, 'sYoung Love . . . plans to at- tend the University of Delaware to become a nurse. JUDITH E. LANGKAIYIIYIERER ftuly . . . past rep. of H.R. 211 . . . C.P ,.,. Leader Corps, Cheerleaders . . . v. pres. of class 10th and 11th year: SC. v.-pres. in 12th year . . . Class Council. PIERREAN Literary Staff . . . likes sports, instru- mental popular music . . . plans to attend college. JOHN H. LA ROSCH Rebel . . . H.R. 115 . . . C.P. . . . interested in Civil War . . . worked on waterfront at Camp Tockwogh . . . member of Y.M.C.A. Leader Corps . . . devotes spare time to radio and trains . . . plans to go to Uni- versity of Georgia and major in journalism or history. CAROLYN A. LAYTON Carolyn . . . past alt.. v. pres., and H.R. rep. of 231 . . . C.P. . . . member of Service Corps, Choir and Organ Club . . . par- ticipated in intramural hockey, basketball, and volleyball . . . favorite song. Stardust . , . plans to attend Wesley Junior College and become a medical secretary. THELMA A. LEE Thelma . . . H.R. 317 . . . C.P. . . . played Mrs. Allen in Junior Play . . . member of F.N.A. . . active in all intramural sports . . . has been treas. and sec. of M.Y.F, at her church . . , en- joys swimming and water skiing . . . plans to study nursing or education in college. W, uv J. FREDERICK LAUCIUS Fred . . . member of H.R. 227 . . . C.P .... Usher Squad . . . semi-finalist in National Merit Scholarship Test . . , PIER- REAN Literary Staff . . . par- ticipates in intramural badmin- ton, wrestling. tennis. and foot- ball . . . enjoys fishing and water skiing . . . may go to Princeton to study medicine. RICHARD G. LEACH Diclr . . . pres. and SC. rep. of H.R. 110 . . . C.P .... captain of swimming team . . . received varsity letter in swimming . . . works during summers as life guard in a city pool . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . would like to enter United States Naval Academy. LAWRENCE A. LEONARD Larry . . . chaplain of H.R. 307 in 10th grade . . . C.P .... ac- tive in intramural football, bas- ketball, and softball . . . mem- ber of Y.lNI.C.A .... enjoys lis- tening to records. hunting, and fishing . .' . rates fried chicken as favorite food . . , plans to study engineering or architecture in college. tw 'it MARGARET A. LETCHER Peggy . . . H.R. 109 . . . Gen- eral Office Practice . . , plays intramural volleyball . . . likes to roller skate . . . rates, You bug me as favorite expression . . . likes Your Cheating Heart and It's Raining Outside . , . likes to ride in a convertible . . . hobby, playing cards . . . plans to get married after gradu- ation. IRVIN L. LEVIN Butch . . . H.R. 227 . . . Ac- counting . . . played the flower boy in Junior Play , , , works at Food Fair . . , played intra. mural baseball . . . collects stamps and coins . , , likes Steak . . . enjoys popular music . . . plans to study business admin- istration at college. R. ELLEN LEVY El...H.R.122...C.P.... Honor Roll student , . . Editor- in-chief of CLARION . . . ac- tive in Leader Corps and all girls' sports . , , won University of Delaware Mathematics Con- test in 11th grade . . . plans to take liberal arts or scientific course in college. MARY ANN LLOYD Mary Ann . . . treas. of H.R. 113 . . . C.P. . . member of PIERREAN Art Staff . . . de- signed program for Junior Play . . . active in all intramural sports . . . enjoys sketching and listening to records . . , belongs to Badminton Club . . . plans to take liberal arts course in college. MARGARET J. LOGUE Margie . . . H.R. 11-L . . . Gen. . . . pres. of Future Homemakers Club . . . member of Interna tional Club in 10th year , . enjoys art. boating, swimming. cooking. and reading science books . . . plans to train in a hospital as a laboratory techni- cian or to take up a home eco- nomics course. RICHARD E. LLBIN Dick . . . treas. 10th year of H.R. 307 , . . CP ..,. member of Junior Play cast . . . partici- pated in intramural football and basketball . . . enjoys sports, photography. coin collecting . . . favorite expression. How's life . . . plans to attend University of Delaware to study electrical engineering. EILEEN D. LLNDY NIU . . . H.R. 117 . . . CP. . . program and makeup chairman of Royal Masque . . . member of Library Squad. Service Corps and I7.T.A .... plays intramural badminton and volleyball . . . worked as camp counsellor and at a delicatessen . . . plans to attend the University of Dela- ware School of Education. JOHN P. LONG john . . . member of H.R. 110 . . . D.O .... plays intramural basketball . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . member of Boys' Club . . . works part-time for Keil Motor Company . . . likes spaghetti . . . usually found read- ing war stories . . . is uncertain about future plans. MARY A. LUCAS Luke . . . member of H.R, 215 . . . Accounting course . . . par- ticipated in basketball, hockey, and volleyball . . . co-op at the Bank of Delaware . . . known for saying All that jazz . . . likes the song, Just a Dream . . . plans to continue her pres- ent work after graduation. JOSEPH K. LUTES foe . . . 12th year rep. from H.R. 207 . . . C.P .... entered from W.A, Wirt H,S. in Indiana . . . played varsity football . . . collects stamps, plays basketball at Boys' Club . . . likes pizza . . . dislikes homework and get- ting up early . . . future chemi- cal engineer at U. of Del. ELIZABETH A. LYNN Libby . . . H.R. 211 . . . CP. . . S.C. alt. in 11th year . . . mem- ber of Cafeteria Corps and F.T.A. . . likes to baby sit . . . plays on church basketball team . , . devotes time to reading and swimming . . . plans to enter the Delaware Hospital School of Nursing. I MARY L. LYONS Lou . . . H.R. 125 . . . General Office Practice . . . devotes lei- sure time to painting and col- lecting popular records . . . mem- ber of C.Y.O. . . likes to dance . . . favorite song, How the Time Flies . . . hopes to work in an office after graduation. .IOI-IAN A. MADSON Johnny . . . rep. of H.R. 220 . . . CP .... member of Pro- jectioneers and cross country track team . . . worked at Y.1I.C.A. Camp . . . favorite foods. steak and French fries . . . plans to attend St. Olaf's Col- lege in Minnesota, and major in chemistry, HENRY P. M.-XIER Henry . , . past SC. alt. of H.R. 225 . . . CP .... treas. of Rifle Club in 10th grade . . . partici- pated in intramural weight lift- ing. softball. and volleyball , . . member of Y.P,F .... attended Y.lNl.C.A ..,. plans to attend the University of Delaware and major in electrical engineering. FRANCIS A. MALLOY Frank . . . member of H.R. 108 . . . Gen. course . . . employed in a service station . . . spends free time working on cars . . . is interested in electronics . . . rates hamburgers as favorite food . . . special song. Queen of the Hop . . . will continue to work at the service station for the present. RAYMOND MANCINI Raj' . . . H.R. 116 . . . C.P. . .. plays intramural basketball and softball . . . is a member of the Rifle Club and Junior Achieve- ment . . . favorite song. Rockin' Robin . . . wants to attend the University of Delaware to take up accounting. KEITH I. MARSH Keith . . . member of H.R. 112 . . . Accounting Course . . . played intramural football and softball . . . enjoys fishing. col- lecting stamps. and playing base- ball . . , likes all types of foods and music . . . plans to continue his studies in accounting after graduation. - .mg N-3 ' ,fi A . . . .ff 95 and ye? 1 in PAULINE B. NIANERCHIA Pauline . . . member of H.R. 233 . . . D.O ,... employed as a long distance operator at the Diamond State Telephone Com- pany . . . enjoys listening to records. dancing. and talking on the 'phone . . . plans to attend night school at Goldey Beacom and continue telephone work. LAWRENCE Q. MARSHALL Qztinn . . . member of H.R. 112 . , . CP .... member of Band . . . plays intramural football . . . member of Hi-Y . . . works at Allen's Parking Lot. and the Photo Shop . . . hobby. build- ing model airplanes and boats . . . hopes to attend U. of D. to take an engineering course. BEATRICE A. MARSILII BeBe . . . H.R. 309 . . . General Office Practice . . . likes to play badminton and miniature golf . . . enjoys swimming. dancing, and bowling . . . likes southern fried chicken . . . plans to con- tinue in the business field after graduation. WILLIAM H. MASON B111 . . . H.R. 110 . . . C.P. . . . participated in intramural football. weight lifting, and var- sity track . . . works at Dela- ware Hospital . , . member of Hi-Y . . . enjoys fishing, sail boat racing, and all sports . . . plans to enter college. ROBERT P. MQCAFFREY Bob...H.R.220...C.P.... JAMES A. MATH1-:ws frm...H.R.217...C.P.... participated in intramural foot- ball, swimming, and basketball . . . has worked at Delaware Tire Center . . . lists hobbies as golf, water skiing, bowling, hunt- ing and fishing . . . likes bal- lads . , . plans to attend college. WILLIAM MATUSZESKI Bill . . . S.C. rep. of H.R. 307g former pres. and S.C. rep. of H.R. 233 . . . C.P .... member of Class Council, Math Club . . . Honor Roll student . . . PIER- REAN co-business manager . . . du Ponter of the Month . . . Boys' State Alternate . . . Ir. Achievement . . . plans to study law at University of Wisconsin. jr . . . Bus. member of Pl'Ujt'K'I1OI10t'l'S . . . Junior Play east . , . student photographer fu r PIERREAN . . . lists hobbies as lrli-Fi and photography . . . likes popular. classical, and mood music . . . favorite food, fried shrimp . . . plans to attend the University of Delaware to major in physics. ROBERT I. WICDANIEL Bob . . . H.R. 116 . . . D.O. . . . member of track team . . . works as displayman for .I. C, Penney Company . . . hobbies: photography. hunting. and guitar music , . . favorite book. White Fang , . . favorite song. Peace in the Valle-y . . . plans to join the Marines and become a lla- rine engineer. DAXIEL D. NICGEEHAN Dan...H.R.108...C.P.... participates in intramural sports . . . on varsity wrestling team . . . employed by the Olivere Paving and Construction Com- pany . . . winter league bowling . . . plans to attend West Ches- ter State Teachers College or Connecticut to major in educa- and Wash- secretary . . . . . likes ties . . . wo People . , . lists favorite cutlet . . . plans to become a secretary. RICHARD D. McELMOYLE Mac . . . treas. and pres. of H.R. 108 . . . C.P .... member of Varsity Club . . . played on foot- ball, basketball and baseball teams . . . class treas. in 10th and llth grade . . . likes work- ing with people and helping them . . . plans to attend Naval Academy or Lafayette. ELAINE L. MCGINNES Bunny . . . H.R. 215 . . . D.E. . . . plays hockey, volleyball, and basketball . . . likes dancing . . . member of Y-teens . . . favorite song, Someday,, . . . likes all kinds of food . . . plans to en- ter Goldey Beacom School of Business. tion. . fn' I K I 1. ' f fav.. m ' ff fi f fl , f f ff I ff.f.,.,,f , f - ', ff . -W . . , fa, 1. .Q if .4 K . ,. ,f m. 4 'f:,,',,W 3, v W-'M' 1... -WW... ., .. ' .gpg , , ,. aQ,5.:.a:,...-.W-V. 4 Z: f. ', .W ,aan-... -M fn- 1 'Zi ., ww 2 4-it:4. '7Z..22'.9. 4rM-wwqw .QA 1,1 .aijffgge az-af-A ,n,.vq.wf 5, 7:f','Q-1 ,tl hngyjqgn 1-we-va-mhz -' 1' 1 wafrew want, , 411 Ziifayfifvffj JACK M. MCKELVEY Fat Jack . . . H.R. 110 . . . C.P .... 11th yr. rep., S.C. alt., pres. in 12th year . . . member of Class Council . . . PIER- REAN Literary Staff , . . var- sity baseball, basketball, cross country . . . member of Math Club . . . acolyte at church . . . plans to enter University of Delaware. RANDALL H. MEARS Randy . . . sergeant at arms of H.R. 115 . . . C.P .... enjoys wrestling, making model planes . . , likes all types of sports . . . usually found eating hot dogs . . . plans to enter Dela- ware and become a civil engi- neer or a general contractor. Ac- countm co ops at Wana- makers likes swimmin and tennis member of Rifle Club and Photo raphy Club ob- bies buildin model planes and shootin rates spaghetti as favorite food hopes to at- tend Coldey Beacom to study Judy pres of HR 317 in 11th grade switched to HR 122 in senior year ea- member of Royal Masque and en- Joys horseback riding swim- expects to enter college to study HARRY MECK Skip . . . H.R. 207 . . . C.P. .. member of Stage Crew . . . em- ployed at a garage last summer . . . president of M.Y.F. group . . . works with automobiles and electronics in spare time , . . likes '6Stardust , . , plans to study automotive engineering. BEVERLY R. MOWBRAY Reds . . . H.R. 145 . . . D.E. .. enjoys reading, dancing and col- lecting jazz records . . . likes baseball and basketball . . . spends spare time baby sitting . . . favorite expression Oh, well , . , likes the song, Just a Dream , . . would like to travel for awhile after gradu- ation. R. PETER MERCER Pete . . . S.C. rep. of H.R. 209 . . . C.P. , , member of Varsity Club, football and baseball teams . . . Class Council . . . likes cars and pizza . . . favorite expression, Beep, Beep . . . enjoys, Sabre Dance . . . plans to attend U. of Del. PATRICIA D. MOLNAR Pat . . . sec. in 11th grade of H.R. 309 . , . C.P. . . member of Hostesses Squad , , partici pated in girls' intramural bas ketball . . . favorite expression '4Later, much later . likes the song, Just a Dream intends to enter college or usi ness school, MARGARET M. MOSULY Peggy . . . presfof H.R 309 in 12th grade . . . Bus. Ed co-ops ,at 'Board of Education . member of costume com mittee for ,lunio-r7Play gf Pres of Y-teens V. '. . .likes ba ket ball, tennis and sewing vorite expressiong MYQI1 re kid ding, of Coursey 'Q plans to be a secretary. I JOHN G. MULFORD Mulf . . . 11th and 12th grade pres. of H.R. 116 . . . member of the football team and Varsity Club , . . participates ln intramurals . . , enjoys playing sports and likes spaghetti plans to study pre-law at Duke or Lafayette. S ON NATHANSON IM Sims . . . H.R. 207 . . . C.P. , . . played intramural volley- ball and basketball . . . pres. of Rifle Club . . . spends spare time hunting, fishing, reading, playing ping pong . . . likes Chinese and Italian food . . . plans to attend college. NANCY Nancy y on Staff ELAINE M. PADOLSKY Elaine . . . H.R. 123 . . . Cen. course . . . member of Service Corps, Library Squad and F.N.A. . . participates in intra- mural basketball and volleyball . . . enjoys collecting records, swimming, and dancing . . . rates All in the Came as fa- vorite song . . . plans to attend business college. JOHN F. PATTERSON John . . . H.R.224. . . C.P. . . has worked at the Penny Hill Donut Shop . . . likes to fish, hike, camp, and sleep , . . en- joys popular and classical music . . . plans to attend the Uni- versity of Delaware and study physics. tgp: gil? fi -. JAQQUEMNE D. PAYNE lfaclfie . member of H.R. 114 . Sec. course . . . goes out 'for intramural sports . . . favorite. expressions. W a t c h out, Later . , . special song, Bird Dogg ,,Q,. . favorite food, pizza, '. . wants to become a secretary after graduation. CHARLES ST. C. PIE Chuck . . . I-I.R. 106. . . C.P. . ., member of Service Corps . . .X worked at Jimmie's Ice Cream X Parlor and Tigue's Drugstore... lists hobbies as bowling, bad- minton and amateur radio . . . plans to enter University of Delaware and major in chem- istry. SANDRA J. POOLE Sandy . . . treas. of H.R. 111 in 11th year . . . C.P. . . sec. of S.C. . . member of Class Council, sec. of 10th grade class . . . Junior Play costume corn- mittee . . . PIERREAN Literary Staff , , , participates in intra- mural sports . . . plans to go to college to become a medical secretary. SALLY L. PYLE Sally . . . 11th grade treas. and pres. of H.R, 113 . . . ticket and publicity committee for Jun- ior Play . . . first officer in Leaderx Corps . . . Class Council . . . earned numerals and 200- point letter in sports , , . plans to enter University of Delaware to study nursing. KATHRYN. B. RAMSAY Kay . . . pres. of H.R. 111 . . . C.P. . . decoration committee for Junior Play . . . publicity chairman of Leader Corps , . . captain of' Hbstesses , . . co- society editor of CLARION . . . member of F.T.A. . . partici- pates in girls' sports . . . re- ceived 100-point numerals . . . plans to study elementary edu- cation at the University of Dela- ware. FLOYD W. PETERSON Floyd . . . pres. of H.R. 122 . . . C.P. . . managing editor of CLARION . . . co-chairman of ticket committee for Junior Play . . . pres. of Math Club, mem- ber of Band and Hi-Y . . . par- ticipated in varsity track and cross-country . . . plans to go to college and study in the scientific field. MIRIAM L. PLAUT Mimi . . . H.R. 313, S.C. rep. . . . treas., pres. . . C.P. . . member of Modern Dance, Serv- ice Corps, PIERREAN Literary Staff and 'sec. of F.T.A. . . participates in intramural sports . . . Junior Achievement mem- ber . . . enjoys working with people . . . plans to major in elementary education after graduation SUSAN L. PRATT Sue . . . treas. and pres. of H,R, 317 . . publicity committee for Junior lslay . . . editorial board of PIERREAN . . . plays bas- ketball and volleyball , . . works at the Playhouse , , , plans to enter University of Delaware to major in elementary education. ff LOIS I. RESNICK JAMES E. R1-:BMAN Jim . . . H.R. 106 . . . C.P. . . . works in a grocery store . . . hobbies, fishing and draw- ing . , . favorite expression. That,s the way the ginger snaps . . . likes songs by the Mills Brothers . . , plans to enter college and study civil engineering, DAVID M. RICIQIJ III Tlccezf . . , 213 , , , C.l. . . . Co-editor of PIERREAN Liter- ary Staff . . . member of cross- couutry and track tculus . . llIllIlllgIt'I' of swiuuuiug squad , . . member of Varsity Club . . . pres. of Diocese of Delaware Youth Commission , . . member of acolytes at church , . , plans to enter the ministry. Loey . . . treas. of H.R. 122 . . . C.P ..,. member of Class Council . . . member of Leader Corps, Hostesses. Service Corps and Golf Club . . , on CLAR- ION Staff . . . likes horseback riding . . . participated in intra- mural sports . . , intends to enter college to take a liberal arts Course. PHILIP G. RICKARDS Pete . . . v. pres. of H.R. 217 . . . pres, of H.R. and S.C. alt. in llth year . . . on Junior Play property committee . . . mem- ber of track team . . . partici- pated in intramural weight lift- ing, baseball, and basketball . . . plans to attend University of Delaware and major in archi- tecture. WILLIAM L. RICKARDS Bill . . . pres. of H.R. 106 . . . C.P .... pres. of Usher Squad , . . manager of varsity basket- ball team , . . member of golf team . . . participated in intra- murals . , . favorite expression Tough Luck . . . spends free time playing golf and swimming . . . intends to enter University of Delaware to study marine KENNETH R. RICHARDSON Ray Rock . . . SC. alt., v. pres. of H.R. 116 . . . CP. . . . I.B.M. operator at Life Insur- ance Co. of America, night shift , , , favorite song, Jail- house Rockn . , . likes spaghetti . . . will probably join l.B.lVI. sales organization or attend col- lege. ROBERT B. RICKARDS Bob . . . 12th year S.C. rep., 11th year chaplain, treas. of H.R. 108 . . . C.P .... partici- pated in intramural weight lift- ing and basketball . . . member of church lVI.Y.F. Council . . . likes steak and French fries . . . would like to take a business course in college. HARRIET IVI. RIEBIVIAN Max . . . H.R. 122 . . . C.P. . . . class rep. in 11th and 12th grade . . . pres. of Royal Masque . . . third page editor for the CLARION . . . member of Host- esses and Service Corps , , . participated in intramural ten- nis and badminton . . . Worked at the Style Shop . . . plans to biology. JOHN A. RILEY John . . . member of H.R. 112 . . . Gen ..., played intramural basketball, softball, and volley- ball . , . belongs to Boys' Club . . . enjoys playing golf and basketball , , . works part-time at a golf course . . . intends to enter the business field after graduation. PATRICIA G. RIGGIN Pat...H.R.211...C.P... on costume committee of Junior Play . . . sang in Choir . . . participates in intramurals . , . sec. of M.Y.F. . . played church league basketball, . . enjoys playing piano in her spare time . . . plans to attend University of Delaware to take business education. attend college. ,fy Ewa, if f SH ' - ie'. .R. V . . . . X . .We rs . . .I ' b of ea r 1 . . gl par- 1 a a nt i als . . . Wwo e .S. - ont igh ' o yeo ol ic . , l l to un' Mis T is J and ' ne ad ' n ub . . . ' , re . . plans to at- ' . HI- a prep ool before tending college, RRUCE H. RORERSON Bruce . . . H.R. 108 . . . C.P. . . . 11th year S.C. rep. . . . Honor Roll student . , . Lester in the Junior Play . . . member of Royal Masque and Math Club , . . Co-literary editor of the PIERREAN . . . attended lun- ior Achievement and Hi-Y . . . plans to study business admin- istration. E V it MARJORIE E. ROBERTS Ere . . . treas. in 11th grade of H.R. 215 . . . D.E .... member of Cheerleaders . . . participates in intramural sports . . . enjoys eating and dancing and swim, ming . . . would like to go to Coldey Beacom School of Busi- ness and take the secretarial course after graduation. CHARLES A. ROEPER Bull . . . H.R. 220 . . . C,P. . .. member and chaplain of P.S. duPont Hi-Y . . . Choir and Projectioneers . . . participates in weight lifting. wrestling. and cross-country track . . . enjoys hunting and working on his car . . . plans to attend Lniversity of Delaware as a pre-med stu- dent. HOWARD D. ROSEN Rose . . . chaplain of H.R. 209 . . . Gen. course . . , member of wrestling team . . . partici- pated in intramural football and basketball . . . enjoys dancing and listening to all kinds of music . . . worked at S, 8. H. Green Stamps Center and Wana- maker's . . , uncertain about future plans. 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DIANE L. RUTTER Diane . . . S.C. alt. of H.R. 107 . . . C.P .... program chair- man of Royal Masque . . . mem- ber of Library Squad, Orches- tra, F.T.A., Class Council . . . prompter for Junior Play . . . plays intramural basketball . . . vice-pres, of M.Y.F. , . plans to attend American University and major in secondary English or '.,, PATRICIA L. SAID Pat . . . formerly pres. and chaplain of H.R. 114g now sec. of H.R. 122 . . . C.P .... news editor of CLARION . . . mem- ber of Leader Corps, Class Council . . . prompter for lun- ior Play . . . participated in all intramurals . . . received 100- point numerals . . . Junior Achievement . . . plans to major in some field of education. Beacom religion. ERNEST SCHLABACH MARGARET A. SAUNDERS Peggy . . . treas. of H.R. 112 . . . C.P. . . member of Choir and CLARION . . . enjoys watching television . , . rates steak as favorite food . . . takes part in after-school sports . . . wants to attend University of Delaware to major in home economics. :Cease ss H 'sie-ss --'. X- or-1 X JOHN W. SAVAGE Sabu . . . H.R. 207 . . . C.P. . . . takes part in swimming . . , loves sports . , . lists fa- vorite foods as fried chicken and homemade applesauce . . . likes to read fiction books . . . works in a laundry in spare time . . . is uncertain about fu- ture plans. W. BARBARA S. SAVILLE Bonnie . . . pres. of H.R. 107 . . . CP. , , member of Choir and F.N.A. . , usherette at Playhouse . . . enjoys hockey, swimming. volleyball. basketball, and horseback riding . . . wants to attend Coldey Beacom School of Business. MARCIA N. SCHNEIDER Jlarcj' . . . H.R. 117 . . . C.P. . . member of F.T.A. . . partici- pated in basketball and volley- ball . . . enjoys jazz and semi- classical music . . . does volun- teer work for the mentally re- tarded , . . also works as a babysitter and salesgirl . . . hopes to attend Temple School of Oral Hygiene. BEATRICE SCHNITZER Beatswv' . . . H.R. 122 . . . C.P. . . 11th yr. S,C, alt. . , member of Modern Dance, Royal Masque, Service Corps, F.T.A. . . pub- licity editor of CLARION . . . teaches Sunday School . . . pres. of Leaders' Training Fellowship , . . enjoys reading . . . plans to go into social work and lan- guages after graduation, Ernie , . . past chap. and S.C. alt. of H.R. 207 . . . entered from Eastern Mennonite High School in Virginia . . . lists hobbies as roller skating and collecting stamps . , . interested in foreign affairs because of hav- ing been abroad for five years . , , plans to attend University of Delaware. MARTHA B. SCHNEIDER Brent . . . pres. of H.R. 109 . . . C.P. . . entered P.S. from Hampton High in Virginia . . . member of Choir and Choraliers . . . devotes free time to music and art . . . works in church activities . . . plans to attend college and major in music. CAROL A. SCOTT Cassie . . . H.R. 122 . . . 10th and 11th yr, rep. of H.R. 111 . , . C.P. , . participated in hockey, volleyball . . . member of Junior Achievement . . . co- chairman of make-up for Junior Play . . . enjoys reading . . . plans to attend college to study either psychology or Spanish. JOYCE B. SCOTT Joyce . . . H.R. 311 . . . C.P. . . . belongs to Future Home- makers of America Club . . . plays intramural basketball . . . enjoys sewing and baby-sitting . , . plans to attend Boston Uni- versity or Penn State University to major in math or English. HEIKO P. SEITENBECHER Paul . . . H.R. 217 . . . born in Germany. arrived here in 1952 . . . works part-time as a stock boy and salesman . , . likes all kinds of foods . . . enjoys read- ing . , . plans to continue work- ing and go to night school to study business administration. BRENDA F. SELDON Kfd...H.R.122...C.P... member of Band, Choir. and Library Squad . . . chief head- liner for the CLARION . . . camp counselor during the sum- mer . . . v. pres. of Young Peoplels Fellowship . . . member of church choir . . . plans to attend a liberal arts college. CECILE S. SHAMES Ceci . . . S.C. alt. in H.R. 122, chaplain and v. pres. of H.R. 231 . . . C.P .... member of Leader Corps, Class Council . . . co-captain of Cheerleaders, par- liamentarian of Service Corps, and news editor of the CLAR- ION . . . sec. of sophomore class . . . plans to attend liberal arts college. JOHN B SHAW Massey . . . H.R. 213 . . . par- ticipates in intramural football and softball , . . hobbies, elec- tricity, chemistry . . , member of Junior Achievement . . . worked at Kerry Drive-In . . . likes football and cars . . . plans to go into salesmanship. HERBERT SHERR Herb . . . S.C. alt. of H.R. 108 . . . C.P. . . enjoys playing bad- minton , . . production manager of his Junior Achievement co. . . , works at his fathers busi- ness . . . plans to study business administration at the Lniversity of Delaware. BARBARA R SILVBR Barb . . . SC. alt. in 11th grade from H.R. 109 . . . C.P. . , , H.R. 122 . . . member of Leader Corps. Service Corps, Hostess Squad. Golf Club. and CLARION Staff . . , participates in all intramural sports . . . plans to attend college after graduation. PHYLIS A. SIMIONE Phyl , , , rep. and chaplain from H.R. 107 . . . C.P. . . member of props committee for Jr, Play . . . secretary of F.N.A. in 11th grade . . , participated in all intramural sports . . . member of C.Y.O .... plans to study medical technology at the University of Delaware. PAUL E. SIMPSON Paul . . . H.R. 209 . . . member of Stage Crew . . . football man- ager . , . participated in Junior Achievement . . . enjoys tinker- ing around with cars . . . would like to attend Cornell and later enter some scientific profession. - haf RONALD V. SHELLY S II he . . . pres. of H.R. 217 . . . C.P. . , plays intramural football, basketball, and softball . . . hobbies: listening to Hi-Fi, hunting, and fishing . , . mem- ber of church basketball team . . . would like to make life's work forestry, EVERETT K. SHTOFMAN Ev...H.R.112...C.P... member of Ushers Squad . . 4 p l a y e d intramural badminton . . . collects stamps and coins . . . likes to bowl and play golf . . . enjoys short stories . . . plans to attend the University of Delaware, MARCIA R. SILVERBERG Marcia . . . H.R. 122 . . . C.P. sec., treas., S.C. alt. in 11th grade from H.R. 145 . . . mem- ber of Leader Corps, Hostess Squad, Service Corps, and CLARION Staff , , . band mem- ber in Jr. Play . . . participates in all intramural sports . . . plans to attend college after gra d u at i o n . 'strv at ,,, 151. 'iff --'.- :lv ,,,..,, . 1 V K S'-yy f 'i A yjft g P M . ' :: ss5:2z,'s r.. . ,. W? -2vi:a'1rsr' ft 1 lyciliii IANICE A. SMITH ' WILMA L. SLOVIN Wilma . . . H.R, III . . . CP. . . . production manager of ,lun- ior Play , . . member of l7.N.A.. Library Squad, and v. pres. of Royal Masque . . . participated in all intramural sports . . . plans to attend thc Einstein School of Nursing. KENNETH L. SMALL Karim' . . . I'I.R. 22-I . . . C.P. . . . member of Usher Squad . . . works at Max for Snaxu in Phila. . . enjoys chess, cars. herpetology . . . likes music from LLDHIIIH Yankees . , . plans to attend the University of Dela- ware and major in chemistry af- ter graduation, fan . . . Ilth yr. r ires ive . Bus. of H.R. 2II , . I retarial of program course . . .' ll wer of the umor P . . . PIERREAN . . . partici- , intra bas- pate in ' ramural basketball tennis and te s . . . member of Jun- n of Y- ior if 'evement , . , co-ops at is CI jed at the the Board of Education . . . Bank . . plans to plans to further her knowledge of business studies. MARY E. SMITH Mae . . . H.R. 114 . . . C.P. . . member of Modern Dance . . . participated in hockey, basket- ball, ping-pong . . . enjoys sports. reading, writing short stories, and participates in church activities , . . plans to go into teaching after gradu- ation from college. .sttlfl jlhti 'T jp LIBBIN L. H Libbie . , . yy. K ., '1 yr. oI,f-I.R.g II . pub-N lick corhmitteel of Qnior IPlayj . C embe-,,r f I em! . . . IP. . . rn . r Dan , Hostjessesaco-a edu tof PI KEELAN J iid ior' is e'Art -Centex! . . Ldkns S to maoxin xart or in I hggifle. X 5 ' Mft c tiTue her wor after gradu- ation MARY P. SMITH Snzitty . . . l2th yr. treas. of H.R. III . . . C.P. . . worked on property committee of Jun- ior Play . . . member of Royal Masque. Choir. F.N.A. and ,lun- ior Achievement . . , partici- pated in intramural basketball and ping-pong . . . plans to en- ter University of Delaware. JOAN L. SPICER .Ioan . . . HR. I22 . , , C.P, .. Class Council . . . play reading and ticket committees for ,lun- ior Play . . , member of Li- brary Squad . . . first page edi- tor of CLARION . . . sec. of junior Achievement cog . . plans to enter Dickinson College to take a liberal arts course. v 5' :VI s'p LOWELL E. STANSELL Erldie . . .'H.R. 108 . . . Cen. . , . enjoys drawing and paint- ing pictures . . . is happiest when eating steak or ham . . . lik:-s mystery books , , , likes football . . . plans to lu.-coine a radio-tclexision rf.-pairman af- ter graduation. I ,yu Wiz jf NDR . S A TDN San ' . HB. cl 0 fep. 'n h d ll ,D e , ret I rse . is on tl IE RE Stajlf n er of ass Co . . . pgici cpl? in ii I Q f riding and mowling . . plans to att Col e eacom ' l u -sp ' c . . 1 joys d cmff, h Jack y A take e sec ial course fl wt -fl JANET C. STEELE Nip . . . H.R. 109 . . . Bus. Ed. . . works as a co-op for the Anti-Tuberculosis Society . . . enjoys dancing and skating . . . likes the book, '4Rachael . . . plans to be an airline hostess for Trans-World Airlines after graduation. V 3 MARGARET A. STEVENS Peggy . . . 11th grade treas., S.C. alt. and 12th yr. rep, of H.R. 313 . . . C.P .... on Junior Play properties committee . , . member of F.N.A .... partici- pates in intramural hockey. bas- ketball. volleyball and ping pong . . . . plans to study nursing at the Memorial Hospital. ALMUT H, STENGER .lfutie . . , I-LR. 233 . . . C.P. . foreign exchange student from Germany , , , member of I.ink Club in Germany , . . col- lects stamps, records and butter- flies . . . spends free time danc- ing and participating in sports . . . often says. Dear mel . . . plans to attend University of Ciittingen In study medicine. any A MARION E. STOKES Marion .... I'I.R. 311 , . . C.P. . . . formerly attended Conrad . . . employed in the Style Shop . . . counselor of a young girls, group at the Y.M.H.A .... en- joys horseback riding . , . rates 'SIt's All in the Camel' as fa- vorite song . . . plans to study dentistry at college. X JLDITH P. STRINGER Judy . . . 10th grade rep.. 11th and 12th grade pres. of H.R. 113 . . . C.P .... member of Studio Club and Choir . . . en- joys playing cello and drawing . . . favorite expression. I'Ii. man . . , plans to study home economics at the University of Delaware. DAPHINE L. SUDLER Phinie . . . HR. 233 . . . C.P. . . . member of Future Nurses Club . . , sang in Choir . . . secretary of church choir . . . worked as a bus girl at Dela- ware Hospital . . . likes to sew, cook, and swim , . , rates ice cream as favorite food . , . plans to go to nursing school. DAVID B SUTTON Sut...H.R.116...C.P.... co-crew chief of Stage Crew . . . head football manager , . . mem- ber of Y.M.C.A .... spends free I ,f time painting . . . favorite sports, basketball and football . . . likes steak . . . would like to take commercial art course. JUNE P. STRINGER Stringie . . . Student Council rep. of H.R. 117 , , . C.P, . . . pres. of Studio Club . . . painted scenery for the Junior Play . . . accompanist in Choir . . . plays piano in her spare time . . . belongs to Methodist Youth Fellowship , . . will go to college and study music. WAYNE T. SULLIVAN Wayne . . . C.P .... favorite studies: astronomy, chemistry, physics and math . , . hobbies: reading classic literature , . , enjoys eating almost all foods . . . would like to further his education in the science fields. Cost we 9915 staff efifieff f MARLENE F. TAUB Marlene . . . chap. of H.R. l22 member of Royal Masque and Math Club . . . assistant editor of CLARION . . . won state Spanish test in June, 1958 . . . represented P.S. on Temple Math Team in junior year . . . Honor Roll student . . . plans to enter college and major in mathematics. ...C.P.... C. lURGEN D. THEWES .lll'I'ge'11 . . . l'l.R. 227 . , . C.P, . . . A.F.S, exchange student from Gymnasium am Leibniz- platz, Bremen, Germany . . . member of Hi-Y and Wilming- ton Y.lNl.C.A .... likes pho- tography. collecting stamps. his- tory. and geography . , . enjoys classical music. folksongs. and operas . . . plans to attend Pae- dagogical High School in Cer- many and prepare for the teach- ing profession. ROBERT P. TODD Bob . . . member of H.R. 110 formerly attended Mt. Pleasant . . . maintains part- time,jbb at Hearn's Supermarket . . . likes baseball and football . . . enjoys dancing and listen- ing to good music . . . hopes to enter University of Delaware and major in mechanical and aeronautical engineering. ...C.P.... W .f ' Z. . Av . 6 . , JOHN A. TALLEY Jack . . . H.R. 220 . . . C.P. . . . portrayed Beef, lead male character, in Junior Play . . . member of Royal Masque and Projectioneers . . . pastime ac- tivities, sports and movies . . . is a week-end disc jockey in Chester . . . intends to enter college upon graduation. MELANIE L. TARKENTON Mellie . . . SC. alt. of H.R. 113 . . . C.P .... chairman of prop- erty committee for .lunior Play . . . member of Royal Masque . . . intramural sports . likes to listen to records and read . . . plans to enter college and major in dramatics. ZA., X. RAYFIELD L. TAYLOR Little Sykes . . . H.R. 112 . . . C.P .... participated in intra- mural basketball, baseball, foot- ball and badminton . . . enjoys sports, chemistry, and modern jazz . , . favorite song, S'Tears on My Pillown . . . likes to read science fiction . . . plans to at- tend Central State College to study chemistry, CAROL E. THOMPSON Tommy . . . vice pres. of H.R. ll3 . . . C.P .... member of Royal Masque . . . participated in badminton and swimming . . . enjoys reading and music of Roger Williams . . . member of Y.W.C.A., Mariner Scouts and M.Y.F .... plans to study arch- aeology at the University of Arizona. LINDA A. TOPKIS Lyn . . . H.R. ll4, sec. and treas. of H.R. in 10th grade. pres, in llth grade. and S.C. rep. in 12th grade , . . was on the ticket committee for the Junior Play . . , member of Service Corps and Color Guard . . . . plans to become a medical JAMES F. TOY 'jim . . . H.R. 227 . . . Bus. Ed. . . enjoys playing football, baseball and basketball . . . has been employed at a fruit store, shoe store and at the Lock and Safe Co .... likes steaks, pizza and subs . . . enjoys reading adventure stories . , . plans to attend a business college. DORIS TRABBOLD Dardy . . . H.R. 14-5, 11th year rep, and 12th year rep ..., Bus. Ed .... member of Y-Teens and M.Y.F .... participates in intramural basketball and vol- leyball . . . enjoys popular music . . . works at the Bank of Dela- ware . . . uncertain about fu- ture plans, S6CI'BlaI'y E I 5741 - tg GAIL R. TREBOW Call . . . H.R. 122 . . . C.P. . . . treas., and parl. of Royal Masque , . , member of Service Corps . . . headliner of CLAR- ION . . . Cafeteria Corps . . . intramural, h o C k e y, volleyball . . . pastimes: reading, and walk- ing . . . plans to take elemen- tary education and specialize in languages. MARION H. TRENTMAN Marion . . . H.R. 309 chap. and 12th yr. rep. . . C.P. . . pres. ETA. . . member of art staff of PIERREAN . . . played in- tramural hockey and basketball . . , plans to go to Hollins Col- lege to take a secondary educa- tion course. . 1 J RUTH,Af TWADDELL MARY ELLEN Ruthie . H.Rt 313, 11th lyr. TYRAWSKI rep? . . Bus. Ed. : . athletic Mary . . . S.C. alt., treas. of commi-ttee for- SLC. . .t typist 'for PIERREAN . pastimes,:'play- ing piano and organ. and swim- ming . . . works as secretary for a-lawyer . . , Melody-.of Lore. favorite song . . . plans to at- tend business college. CHARLES E. VADAKIN .Ned . . . H.R. 106 . . . C.P. . . . member of Service Corps . . . played intramural volleyball and basketball . . . enjoys elec- tronics and mechanics . . . mem- ber of Explorers , . . pres. of Hot Rod Club . . . .lunior Achievement . . , hopes to go to college to take a course in hospital administration or physics. JOHN R. WALKER Rich...H.R.1l5...C.P... member of Choir and Library Squad . . . member of Y.P.F. at church . , . Explorers . . . likes c o i n collecting. photog- raphy. rifles. raising hamsters H.R. 309 . . , Bus, Ed. . . co- chairman of Junior Play pro- gram committee . . . member of Library Squad and Cafeteria Corps . . . plays intramural hockey, basketball and volley- ball . . . will attend Goldey Beacom School of Business to take a secretarial course. ROBERT L. VAIR Bob...H.R.108...C.P... varsity football player for two years . . , member of Varsity Club . . . very interested in hunting and fishing . . . fa- vorite pastime, sleeping . . . I care favorite saying . . . plans to attend college. 71 9 fb JJ 4- ,JJ 'fb st 1 , a ,g C2 I R A RA' -91 Q A A member J0cfH'Libr,s35i'VS ad . . . fparticgxaftfzs 'in hocl?ey xbasket- .xbabgs nd .. 1l Q N... lilu-59 ' 's ri 'ya A . . . faxorite food. hamburgers . . . plans to attend Delaware and take a scientific course. JAMES L. WALTERS jimmy . . . H.R. 217 . . . Bus. Ed. . . favorite pastimes, going fishing, watching TV, driving his car . , . special song, Hlt's only Make Believe . . . plans to attend Coldey Beacom . . . will study accounting. DOUGLAS A. WATSON Doug . . . SC. rep. in 10th and llth year of H.R. 220 . . . C.P. . . Senior Class President . . . i'Bubbles of Junior Play cast . . . participated in cross- country track . . , plans to at- tend college to study architec- ture or engineering. bg was Q.-4 Causes stuff' 'fini ls enjqygi eat. E Chitf' n ,ff . ,wjingy to go f x C i ' i 4 I to 21-ne7JC1bb sQchool bec6 e a secretary. ...qt JOHN A. WATSON Ace . , . pres. and S.C, rep. of H.R. 224- . . . C.P .... mem- ber of Golf Club . . . partici- pated in varsity baseball, foot- ball, and basketball . . . lilies Glenn Miller music . . . plans to become a physical education major at the University of Dela- ware. SUZAN WEBB Sue . . . sec. of H.R. 233 . . . C.P ,.,, member of make-up committee for Junior Play . . . member of Royal Masque and F.T.A ..,, participates in in- tramural volleyball . . . sales. manager of Junior Achievement . . . plays organ . . . plans to study business administration at U. of D. EDWARD C. WEBBER Ted . . . 11th year rep. of H.R. 112 . . . C.P ..,. member of Choir and Varsity Club . . . played varsity football . . . en- joys hunting, fishing . , , active in church youth group and choir . . . plans to attend the Univer- sity of Delaware to study busi- ness administration or agricul- ture. SHIRLEY R. WEIL Shirley . . . H.R. 123 . . . C.P. . . . member of ticket committee for Junior Play . . . hobbies, art and tennis . . . employed at Oppenheim Collins . . . enjoys listening to popular music . . . will enter a junior college or take a business course. SANDRA M. WENHOLD Sandy . . . H.R. 114 . . . Gen. , , . intramural tennis, volley- ball and basketball , . . enjoys skating, d a n c i n g, swimming, horseback riding, reading, lis- tening to the radio . . . member of C.Y.O .,.. free time spent at Y.W.C,A. dances . . . plans to attend Goldey Beacom School of Business, KENT WEBER Kent . . . H.R. 116 . . . C.P. . . . portrayed Steve in Junior Play . . . member of Band and Junior Achievement . . . enjoys working on cars . . . worked at Bunting's Flower Shop . . . likes science fiction books . . . in- tends to take a scientific course at the University of Delaware. EVELYN lVI. WELCH Eve...H.R.309...C.P.... member of Royal Masque and Library Squad . . . took part in intramural badminton, hockey. and volleyball . , . participated in church activities . . . intends to major in elementary educa- tion in college, MARGARET R. WHITWORTH Marg . . . H.R. 122 . . . C.P. . . . Barbara in Junior Play . . . third page editor of CLAR- ION . . . member of Twirlers. Class Council . , . rep, to Girls' State . . . sec. of Senior Class . . . v. pres. of Junior Achieve- ment co .... earned hockey letter, tennis key, 100-pt. num- erals . . . plans to take liberal arts course in college. W, ff hy DOROTHY WILSON Dotty . . . S.C. rep.. 10th grade sec. and rep. of H.R, 125 . . . C.P .... llth grade class sec. . . . Class Council . . .PIER- REAN Literary Staff, Cheer- leaders . . . participates in in- tramural sports . . . plays the organ .. . . plans to attend U. of D. ETHEL L. WILSON Ethel . . . H.R. 233 . . . C.P. . , . has been treas, and v. pres. of Studio Club . . . member of Band and Orchestra . . . plays piano . . . belongs to All-City Orchestra . . , plans to major in elementary education or music at the U. of D. GERTRUDE E. WILSON Gertie . . . rep. of H.R. 317 . . . Bus. Ed. . . likes playing tennis, eating, and dancing . . . clerk typist for Christ Presby- terian Church . . . favorite ex- pressions: L'Honestlyl and Jolly, why? . . . plans to en- ter New York University to take general office practice work, JOANNE M. WILSON I0 . . . 11th year v. pres. of l'l.R. 111 . . . Bus. Ed. . . co-ops at Wilmington T r u s t Company . . . sec. of church youth organization . . . plays piano, ice skates, and plays bas- ketball in free time . . , likes pizza . , . plans to continue working in the business field. f ,ff f f Z, D. RONALD WINGER Ron . . . member of H.R. 110 . . . D.O .... co-op at the Tender-Maid Donut Shop . . . plays baseball, basketball. and football . . . likes steak. sports books. cars. movies, and TV . . . plans to take over his father's business. HAROLD V. WOODIN Woody . . . H.R. 227 . . . Ac- counting , . . participated in varsity track and cross country track . . . has worked at Bank of Delaware as IBM operator . . . belongs to Boys' Club . . . likes to do radio and television work . . . plans to engage in IBM work for a permanent position. ROMONA YELLIN Romana . . . H.R. 309 . . . en- tered P.S. from the Tcharnikow- sky High School in Israel . . . participates in intramural hockey . . . enjoys reading, classical music and ballet . . . takes ballet lessons . . , likes to read books by Pearl Buck . . . plans to attend the University of Dela- ware and major in pharmacy. ' ttrt 2 X Qfff L. OGDEN WISE III Oggie . . . S.C. rep., treas., 11th year rep. of I-I.R. 106 . . . C.P. . . member of .Iunior Play, Hi-Y, Service Corps, .Iunior Class Council . . . likes tennis . . , medical trainer for football team . . . collects antique swords . . . will pursue a pre-medical course. W. SCOTT WOODS, JR. Scotty . . . Student Council rep. of H.R. 217 . . . props com- mittee of Junior Play . . . par- ticipated in varsity basketball, track, and football . . . mem- ber of Hi-Y . . . attended Dela- ware Summer Science Day Camp , . . worked at Bartlett Tree Experts . . . hopes to at- tend Cornell or Dartmouth to take a liberal arts course. N. GAIL YOUNG Gail . . . Pres. and 12th year rep. of H.R. 233 . . . Cen. . . . costume committee for Junior Play . . . sports: hockey, volley- ball, ping pong, tennis, and bas- ketball . . , hobbies: oil paint- ing, water skiing . . . works as a baby sitter . . . member of Y.P.F .... plans to take an art course in college. JANICE I. YOUNG Jan...H.R.313...C.P... member of F.N.A. . . sings in Choir and Choraliers . . . mem- ber of Junior Achievement . . . has worked as an elevator op- erator . . . member of Progres- sive Jazz Club . , . likes to read and draw . . . plans to go to the University of Delaware and study to be a laboratory tech- nician. THOMAS R. ZAPPACOSTA Zapp . . . member of H.R. 112 . , , Accounting . . . works at duPont Building . . . spends free time bowling, gunning, and fishing . . . likes good food and sports , . , favorite song: Rockin' Robin , . . special food: roast duck and steak . . . likes all sports stories . . . hopes to attend University of Delaware. 5 I TENTH GRADE PARTY WALLY WROTEN TROPHY LEFT T0 RIGHT: A. Koffenberger, Mrs. Wroten, D. Ballbach. Mr. Wroten. EXCHANGE STUDENTS LEFT T0 RIGHT: J. Thewes. A. Stenger, H, Brandi. 52 ROBERT S. ZEBLEYi Bob . , . H.R. 220 . . . LP. . .. member of Projectioneers and worked in that capacity for .Junior Play . . . member of P.S. Hi-Y and Junior Achievement . . . hobbies. boating and club ac- tivities , . . likes some rock and roll music . . . likes Italian food . . . plans to attend college. I SOPHOMORE YEAR How large P. S. seemed to many of us who entered in our sophomore year! Miss Alice E. Gardiner, our class sponsor, helped us with our Sophomore Reception for parents, teachers, and students. Our tenth grade class party with good entertainment, and refreshments was a huge success. Spring soon came, and we found ourselves sponsoring the annual Memorial Day Assembly. Our class officers were: Howard Hudson, Judy Langlcammerer, Sandra Poole, and Richard MeElmoyle. JUNIOR YEAR l The first semester was led by Howard Hudson, Judy Langkammerer, J Dorothy Wilson, and Richard McElmoyle, who conducted the annual Thanksgiving Day Assembly. In January our class produced the first Junior play in the history of the school. In the spring many honors came to our class: Daniel Ballbach repre- sented us at Boys' Stateg Patricia Said and Margaret Whitworth repre- sented us at Girls' Stateg Daniel Ballbach received both the Harvard Book Award and the Wally Wroten Trophy. Elizabeth Belden and Dana Downing were selected as American Field Service Candidates to Europe. SENIOR YEAR In our class this year we were pleased to have Hinnerk Brandi, Almut Stenger, and Jurgen Thewes, as exchange students from Germany. I In the fall we presented a successful Senior Reception for our parents, and teachers. Our class officers were Douglas Watson, Cecile Shames, Margaret Whitworth, and Howard Hudson. When college boards and mid years were behind us, we found it was time for our tree planting ceremony and our crazy senior morning assembly. Our prom and commencement ended our high school careers and made a good beginning for us up the 'gtree of lifef, , , 'fs , g f 4 -f ? ,VVf:.. 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The typists typed all the work on proof sheets. The editorial board co-ordinated the different staffs and arranged the yearbook. FIRST ROW. left to right: W. Slovin, P. Hoffman, B. Rickards, S. Klein, S. Pratt, B. Cox. SECOND ROW: E. Argo, S. Belfor, M. Lloyd M. Trentman, D. Kleiman, J. Smith, R. Twaddell, C. Sweeny, K. Batty, M. Mosuly, M. Maloney, D. Hughes. THIRD ROW: J. LaFond, D. Wilson M. Abrams, M. Plaut, S. Poole, J. Langkammerer, A. Sauers, S. Forenski, N. Nepa, S. Stayton. FOURTH ROW: R. Angell, J. McKelveey, A. Diamond, S. Riggs, G. Cravell, B. Howard, J. Harkins, F. Laucius, J. Brown. SEATED, Ieft to right: B. McCaffrey, K. Johnson, L. Sommers. STANDING: In all great arts, as in trees, it is the ' hezght that charms us, we care nothing for the roots or trunks. Yet it could not be ,Q CLARION EDITORIAL BOARD EDITOR E. LEVY FIRST ROW, left to right: BI. Silverberg, L. Dektor, J. Spicer, L. Resnick. ZECOND ROW: J. Dickerson. H. Riebman, F. Peterson, M. Whitworth, D. regg. The Blue and Cray CLARION. under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief Ellen Levy and the sponsorship of Miss Cath- erine Bryson. has provided a mirror in which the ideas of the student body and the school events have been accurately, interestingly. and adequately reflected. The year was highlighted by experimentation in newspaper techniques, and orig- inality in make-ups. The thirty-four seniors who comprise this yearls staff began their journalism in a special junior English section called 'BX' At the completion of the junior year, staff appointments were made, based on the Work a student had done and the interest he had shown. l 1 I l , FIRST ROW, left to right: K. .Brill, B. Seldon, M. Taub, B. Silver, C. Shames, P. Said. SECOND ROW: J. Balder, J. Hertzfeld G. Trebow, K. Ramsay, B. Schnitzer, S. Kaufman, J. Johnson, C. Albera, L. B ll. THIRD ROW: L. E S, C d P i S. Hurloflg, J. Clifton, .l. Morris, L. TO19kiS, C. Scott, F. Handelman. 6 mmetti or I-ey, J Saunders' without the aid of these. E Www . xt- B0YA,YE:X23::o. M E fgqrifgis.-5eXAon. . ' gn D S0mx50gxdkceY1P' The Library Squad consists of fifty ienstix. Aan S' to sixty pupils performing the routine s YO. sw W GOXA,De,g,BPLCXg, duties of Ithe li-1braEy.hAn award lis 8115. Qaewtaigl given at t e en 0 te year to t e YRS, E. Kinase outstanding seniors on the squad. The CEQSFNT' squad takes an active part in the An- nual Conference of Library Aides of Delaware meeting in April. Www ' FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Langkammerer, S. Hurlong, B. Schnitzer, M. Taub, S. Poole, L. Resnick, C. Shames, P. Said, J. Spicer C. Trebow, D. Rutter, H. Riebman. SECOND ROW: J. Stringer, M. Abrams, D. Downing, J. Morris, L. Dektor, M. Silverberg, Bi Silver, M. Schneider, D. Wilson, M. Whitworth, J. LaFond, K. Brill. THIRD ROW: S. Klein, E. Belden, S. Belfor, J. Harkins, J. Balder, F. Kagel, L. Bell, W. Matuszeski, D. Gregg, P. Hoffman, E. Levy, B. Anspach. FOURTH ROW: B. Roberson, J. McKelvey F. Peterson, J. Brown, R. Angell, F. Laucius, D. Watson, D. Ballbach, H. Howard. ABSENT: B. Seldon, M. Lloyd, C. Scott. Honor Society, sponsored by Miss Mary E. Heindle, is composed of fifteen per cent of the senior class, selected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, character, and leadership. Honor Society members tutor students who request scholastic aid. A three-day trip to Washington, D. C., in the spring climaxes the activities of this group. In fact, there's nothing that keeps its youth, so far as I know, but a tree and A truth. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Belden, D. Cox, M. Taub, J. LaFond, S. Kaufman, B. Anspach, S. Klein, M. Abrams, J. Morris, B. Seldom. SECOND ROW: B. Matuszeski, D. Gregg, F. Kagel, J. Harkins, J. Hudson, B. McCaffrey, D. Watson, L. Bell, F. Peterson, P. Mercer, J. McKelvey, J. Balder, J. Brown, F. Laucius, R. Angell, B. Roberson. The Math Club completed its first whole year under a charter from Mu Alpha Theta, The National Mathe- matics Fraternity. The club had guest speakers to talk to the members about the various fields of mathematics. Mu Alpha provides fine opportunities for the gifted student to advance his knowledge. O FIRST ROW, left to right: V. Hudson, E. Lundy, L. Jacobs, S. Kaufman, S. Cohen, B. Silver, L. Resnick, C. Shames M. Plaut, G. Trebow, B. Schnitzer, B. Mowbray. SECOND ROW: A. Keil, L. Denenberg, W. Slovin, J. Boyd, L. Topkis, L. Dektor, Riebman J. Hertzfeld, M. Taub, B. Feinberg, D. Gooden. THIRD ROW: O. Wise, C. Vadakin, P. Rickards, F. Laucius, J. Clifton, J. Hamilton, L. Emmett. ABSENT: E. Padolsky, D, Dubroff. The Service Corps is composed of students who donate their time for the welfare of the school. Keeping order in the halls is a major responsibility of its members. The corps also served as an information service for visitors to the school. x 5194 Many school and outside organizations find the Stage Crew most helpful. They operate sound and lighting equip- ment and construct the sets for the class and Royal Masque plays. They prepare the stage for activities in school time, and many others on outside time. They also operate the public address and play the records for school dances. SITTING, left to right: D. Sutton, H. Meck. STANDING: P. Simp- son, R. Foster, W. Clark. The Ushers and Hostesses are another service group which has been most helpful to the student body. Seating the student body at assemblies and keeping order there, have been the major responsibilitifs of Ushers and Hostesses. In performing their jobs, the squads have met with interesting and varied problems such as: keeping order during fire drills, as- sisting the sick, watch- ing for disturbances, and co-operating with the faculty. Z- 7eea4 The P.S. Y-Teens have been in progress for several years. It is a group of girls headed'by a counselor. These girls visit other Y-Teen Clubs throughout the state. They have speaking contests and compete in local and national conferences. They also have dances, hayrides, competition in sports with other schools, and meetings Where they make friends with other students. 71 and 4 ,625 Q FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Sommers, H. Riebman, K. Ramsay, L. Knebels, P. Molnar. SECOND ROW: W. Rickards, L. Resnick, B. Silver, M. Silverberg, H. Hammond, K. Johnson, L. Emmett. THIRD ROW: P. Rickards, A. Helfand, R. Rickards, F. Laucius, J. Clifton, E. Shtofman. ABSENT: J. Ellison. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Fitzhugh, P. Mosuly, J. Smith. pea 0 4 The Projectioneers are an indispensable part of our school life. Their duties include showing films, and oper- ating audio equipment and the spotlight. Throughout the year the seniors are teaching the other boys how to maintain and operate the various equipment. Judge a tree by its fruit, not by its leaves. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Talley, S. Caney, C. Benner, D. Watson. SECOND ROW: R. McCaffrey, P. Dougherty, R. Zebley. ABSENT: C. Roeper, J. Madson. Wa- 6'To create, maintain, and extend through- out the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian characterf' is the pur- pose of the Hi-Y Club. These senior high boys make money for the World service pro- gram of the Y.M.C.A. by such projects as paper drives, dances, and car washes. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Zebley, W. Mason, O. Wise, C. Benner, B. Roberson. SECOND ROW: L. Q. Marshall, F. Peterson, D. Watson, B. Matuszeski, R. Walker. THIRD ROW: J. Madson, R. Baker, C. Roeper, W. Woods. ABSENT: .l. Thewes. The Amateur Radio Club under the co-sponsorship of Mr. Joseph Brevsfer and Mr. Edmund Dubbs, is open to any student interested in amateur radio. The seventeen boys operating F.C.C. licensed station W3BHT have picked up such far away points as Guam. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Harwitz, J. Gregory, .l. Thewes. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Rutter, M. Plaut, M. Trentman, I. Kratka, D. Cox. SECOND ROW: S. Cohen, L. Sommers, B. Schnitzer, J. Scott, E. Lundy, S. Forman, S. Webb, A. Kolber, B. Brannan, M. Schneider, J. Creadick, D. Harris. I I 0 . Halofrit' The D.E.C.A. Club is on a na- tional, state, and local level. Its pur- poses are to foster better interest in Distributive Education, and bring together the two groups of co-oper- ating students in the school. The club participates in social gather- ings, field trips, and the annual state convention. Delegates are chosen for participating in the na- tional meeting. een alma diff' The Future Teachers of America Club, headed by Miss Ruth Green, Miss Ella Hoyt, and Mrs. Amy Farrand, has three purposes: to give young people specific informa- tion about opportunities in the field of education, to help young people develop qualities which are necessary for successful teaching, and to acquaint yoimg people with the history of our schools and the part they play in our way of life. Q SEATED, left to right: C. Rosen, Doto, B. Mowbray, V. Hudson, E. McGinnes. STAND- ING: A. Drescher, B. Clayton, E. Jacobsen. ABSENT: E. Blazock, J. Deery, E. Seitenbecher. W ,,.,' E Q1 lk . f'D OI3 Fggrfzc-Q 1-e-5 ,,mmP'1C,...3 ... H 5.0.5.- H. H- :r E5'c?'Q S-,gg-'CD U5'x:'11rE'UQl 11 99:3-MFTTUTUS H Z., D .-qw.-'- DS' SE., rr Q'-1DPmc:gU3.g - 'Ummm ?'C-no-'F'5-U12 Uggggipgi . QQ 'CFD 5-Hwmggm my-Et-.,,,,hU FOO cies o 'c:1H 'Uq mmEh aiirggafb zgiggor-0-E. 5f'eE?.2f5R'S A .0 ,.4,..s..M., ma, . . -KSA . 3+ , W, It will soon be seen which trees will be fruitful. FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Kennedy, G. Gravell, K. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: P. Lang, J. Beal, M. Smith, M. Stevens, E. Padolsky, M. Abrams, B. Eller, D. Johnson- wane? E ir f 4 SEATED, left to right: E. Kennedy, M. Logue, K. Kennedy, M. Stevens. STANDING: M. Smith, J. Boyd, D. Harris, J. Scott, J. Ingram. ABSENT: B. Eller. 44' The F.H.A. Club, sponsored by Miss Rimlinger, is a club that trains girls to be good homemakers. This club takes trips to places of interest such as the Federal Bakery. Girls in this club are given a round- ed education in Home Economics and health. ...M 'Fim- zq-T ' L+ into .... - L' .7 . kr t a. FIRST ROW, left to right: T. McCrea, C. Robson, F. Carroll, M. Schneider, B. Brannan, E. Belden, E. Levy, L. Gray, K. Johnson. SECOND ROW: V. Anderson, G. Albera, J. LaFond, B. Ellingsworth, J. Creadick, B. Saville, P. Riggin, D. Sudler, J. Stringer. THIRD ROW: H. Dillard, J. Goodwin, E. Harnett, B. Feinberg, M. P. Smith, S. Stayton, C. Layton, M. Tarkenton, M. Saunders, S. Klein. FOURTH ROW: J. Amado, E. Webber, C. Roeper, J. Berger, R. Angell, R. Baker, D. Gregg, R. Walker. ABSENT: J. Stringer, D. Hughes, B. Seldon, J. Young, M. E. Smith, S. Pyle, D. Gooden. On November 26, 1958, the 80-member Senior Choir and the 40 members of the Choraliers sang of Thanksgiving. On December 23, 1958, the group presented the Christmas Assembly. The choirs also sang at the outdoor concert and at the 1959 commencement exercises. Zend ' and FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Foster, E. Wilson, J. Gregory. SECOND ROW: F. Peterson, K. Weber, J. Harkins. THIRD ROW: L. Marshall, R. Angell. The P.S. duPont Band Was a familiar sight to spectators as it marched down the football field. The band also played during the pep fests and marched in several important parades. FRONT, left to right: M. Whitworth, A. Gorski, B Broughton. BACK, left to right: C. Robson, S. Pratt, L. Topkis, L. Dektor. The Twirlers, headed by Alex Gorski, participated at all football games, marched at local parades, and performed at several pep fests. They were under the direction of Mr. Frank Beymer. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Rutter, E. Cox. SECOND ROW. left to right: R. Angell. E. Wilson. 0 L-nder the direction of Mr. Frank M. Beymer, the orchestra provides music and entertainment for many activities. including the Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiv- ing and Memorial Day assemblies, and the Tree- Planting and May Day ceremonies. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Weloln, C. Layton, D. Wilson, B. Anspach, K. Johnson. O Pupils from the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades who are studying the organ make up the Organ Club. Members of the club play the organ at school functions such as P. T. A. meetings, assemblies, and night receptions. The club also plays for hospitals and church organizations. Working hard to promote school spirit and morale is the task of the Cheerleaders. ln addition to leading cheers at the football and basketball games, among other activities, they plan and are in charge of pep fests. prepare and distribute Hpin-onsw and posters, and make announcements about athletic activities. FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Roberts, C. Sweeny, B. Ellingsworth, C. Shames, J. Langkammerer, D. Wilson. X, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Spicer, R. Angell, E. Levy, LEFT T0 RIGHT: R- ZCMCY, R- Malwifli, B- GUM' E, Schlabachy S- Cordrey' berg, S. Nathanson. ABSENT: C. Roeper. .dmv We The Latin Club, sponsored by Miss Sara Shadd, was The Rifle Club, SPOUSOTCCI by MF- Dubbs, organized to promote a greater interest in the Roman lan- meets each Tuesday afternoon at the National guage and culture. The club operates on essentially the Guard Armory. There members learn the Com, same principles as the ancient Roman government. ponent parts of the rifle and various firing techniques. The Rifle Club is a very enjoyable pastime for all of the students connected with it. Zagat! mxwmw ' 5.512 i1ElZ!'..i.LlH'l,7-- FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Lundy, W. Slovin, G. Trebow, H. Riebman, J. Hertzfeld, M. Tarkenton, K. Kennedy, D. Rutter. SECOND ROW: S. Hurlong, A. Keil, J. Talley, S. Belfor, J. Morris, M. Taub. THIRD ROW: C. Thompson, H. Rosen, L. Emmett, D. Johnson. ABSENT: D. Downing. The Royal Masque Club presented two one-act plays this year. The first, entitled 'gThe Old Lady Shows Her Medalsf' was given on December 12, 1958g the second, a school-time comedy was given on March 6, 1959. The club represented the school at the Delaware Play Festival with the second performance of 'LThe Old Lady Shows Her Medalsf' On April 17 and 18, 1959, the club presented their annual three-act play, called c'Uncertain Wings. lr .. SEATED. left to right: E. Wilson. J. Stringer. STANDING: L. Harnett, J. LaFond, L. Gray, J. Berger, R. Baker. E. Cox. ABSENT: J. Stringer, I The Studio Club. sponsored by Mrs. Anabel Howell, is a senior high school talent organiza- tion. New members are auditioned at the beginning of the first and second terms. This year's club gave a performance for the Golden Age Club of a local church. The members also pre- sented an assembly. In all great arts, as in trees, it is the height that charms us. SITTING, left to right: S. Cohen, M. Plaut. STANDING: S. Hurlong, J. Hertzfeld. I.. Harnett, B. Schnitz- er, J. Goodwin. ABSENTI L. Somrners. The Modern Dance Club was initiated to teach the dance and dancing techniques to inter- ested girls who had had no previous training. Every year, this group, which is sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Bowman, participates in the Senior Reception, the Christmas Assembly, and Gym Night. The members also present a spring assembly. 'QNX ,YW 'na lgoixen? L, Marg? pr. Bel' 0. G16 PCQYAKQSQ S. Hurlong, J. Talley. H 4Mother, Motherf called Ginny Allenfl and so began the first act of MBeauty and the Beeff, the first junior play in P. S. duPont history. The cast, supported by numerous, efficient planning com- mittees, turned in a fine performance. Playing to near capacity audiences both Thursday and Saturday nights, January the twenty-fifth and twenty-seventh, c'Beauty and the Beefw was a financial success. The play centered around the lives of various members of the Allen family, the antics of one Ginny Allen to be specific, and her efforts to delay a long-awaited football battle between her team. Winnebaguski, and that of Hastings, the neighboring town. Ginny accomplished this by spiking the football players' cocoa with epicac, a drug producing regurgitation. C YM Hogfio O - 1 broil 1 . B- go - ye- KXGVTM. C' ,XUWM- T WXXXXWO Tahxexl exefion' L93 Q M. A0,,g.3ix 9. V LEFT TQ RIGHT: ID. Johnson, D. Downing, I. Levin, E. Ken- nedy, M. Abrams. J. Morris, Matuszeski, D. Rutter, Miss N1 fi '-5: FRONT, left to right: D. Rutter. C. Robson, P. Said, M. Silverberg, L. Dektor, C. Shames, S. Hurlong, M. Abrams, B. Seldon, B. Belden. SECOND ROW. left to right: O. Wise. D. Ballbach, P. Simpson, M. Whitworth, J. Lalilond, T. Lee, J. Morris, elden 817598, AI Ballbfcirags, L. D Walsh, M. Silverberg. S. Hur- ' Hllrjojktoll 3 long, ,L Talley, W. Slovin, L. g' Dektor. R. McCaffrey, O. Wise. gee! by WILLIAM DAVIDSON directed by MISS MERCEDES WALSH D. Watson, J. Harkins, B. McCaffrey, B. Matuszeski. TOP, left to right: R. Lubin, C. Deaton, B. Roberson, K. Weber, D. Gregg, J. Talley, S. Caney, F. Peterson, R. Angell. Ginny Allen ....,. Beef .... .............. Frannie Barton F oggy Ryan ...... Lester Allen ...... Laura Allen George Allen .. C. Jobling, B. Roberson. Sandi Hurlong Jack Talley Mary Abrams ..... Don Gregg Bruce Roberson Thelma Lee Bill Matuszeski Cynthia Iobling Molly Woorls ........ Professor Barton ,,... Miss Bigby ..... Wallace Woods Dan Ballbach Janet LaFond I oe Harkins Barbara . ............. ....... M argaret Vllhitworth Doctor Spencer Bubbles ........., Dot ................. Scaffold ...,, Mitzi .r....... Steve ............ Betty Belden Douglas Watson . Carole Robson Ogden Wise Lenora Dektor Kent Weber Ceci Shames Betty ......................... .,............ Delivery Boy L Western Union Band Members Bo y ....... .......................... Irving Levin Robert McCaffrey Judy Morris, Marcia Silverberg HJ ' W, 3 ggwwmi rg ii , ! MOST INTELLECTUAL .lay Balder, Dana Downing A,v,, .. E' llil I Q MOST MUSICAL Bob Baker, .Iune Stringer FRIENDLIEST Jay Hudson, Eve Roberts CLASS COMEDIANS Ogden Wise Bonnie Ellingsworth ,EX came ' 4026661152 ' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ellen Levy, Donald Gregg WMI CUTEST Judy Langkamrnerer Orville Crabtree MOST ARTISTIC Karen Johnson, Ed Argo MOST ATHLETIC Sally Pyle Richard McElmoyle rf 1 ,V il M xv . 3' 'fn ir? 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V 3 'V 5 Qi an VV S2 VY Q , fl- V41 QKQVN V , V . . VV Q TACKLES J. Lutes, C. Deaton, S. Woods, X X Fil N 7aatZ4ZZ The 1958 Dynahs began the season as a small, inexperienced squadg but after a few weeks of dili- gent effort, they developed into a closely-knit team, filled with the desire to play football. This year marked the opening of the Blue Hen Conference, in which our Dynahs participated. This yearis team, averaging three touchdowns per game, was one of the highest scoring teams that PS. has had in the past fifteen years. The Dyna- miters closed the season with a commendable 5-4 record. ,A-wa CENTER AND HALFBACKS FRONT: R. Baker. STANDING: C. Henry and P. Mercer. ,,, X Henry speeds around end 38 Claymont ,,.,.,, ,,,,,, 7 13 Newark .,,,,,, ,.,,,,,.,, 2 0 27 Dover ,,,,,,,,,,r,,r, -,,,,- 0 13 William Penn ...... 6 26 Conrad ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, 0 27 Howard .,,,,,,,,,..,,,... .,,..,..,, 6 7 Mt. Pleasant .,,,,,.r.... ,.,,....,. 1 3 0 Salesianum .,.,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,, 2 7 6 Wilmington High ,,,,,,,, ,.,.,,,,,, 1 3 QUARTERBACKS GUARDS FRONT: O. Crabtree, J. Dickerson. J. Mulford, T. Zappacosta, D. Ballbewh- STANDING: D. Goldstein. Coaches rT'1r XX N TTT 1 , 2 Another big gain by Mercer. J. GREGORY X J G 1' ' Q f ff' '1,., 1 , 3. H . Z 4.52 4 . f f ,I ,: V' f. , fi L. DAVIS '- ENDS FULLBACKS R. Mcfiimoyie, D. Davis. T- W9bbCT, G. K0f113Ck- f 7 .4g. , 7 2 The Queen and her admirers. ii Pr-4 Ei 5 if ,.. Q L :1 2 Q. E' y Z. '-4 o T1 P 9 U7 O no P1 U' o I o x: Us X 2 O- CD 2: .-. X xg W gy , Ss aff , KAREN JOHNSON, Queen The Football Court consisted of the Queen, and her five attendants, who presided over a dance held in the Queeifs honor. She and her court had seats of honor on the 50-yard line at the Thanksgiving Day football game against Wilmington High School. THE QUEENS COURT LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Silver, H. Hammond, K. Ramsay. 2 Coaches A. CLARK. L. DAVIS J. Herring scoring in the Newark game. This year's basketball team. captained by Richard lVIcElmoyle. played many games before capacity crowds. These big crowds were due to the forming of the new Blue Hen Conference, in which Coach Albert Clarkis Dynamiters made an excellent showing. As a result of this very successful season. PS. told the city and the conference that it is a per- petual threat to all teams. 44109 as gd? LEFT TO RIGHT: O. Crabtree, J. McKelvey, R. Baker, R. McElmoyle. D. Goldstein, J. Watson, W. Rickards, Manager. ABSENT: J. Herring. 95 62 Mt. Pleasant ....... . ....... 46 59 Brandywine ....... ,,7,7V,V,,, 3 9 61 Salesianum .... .. ..r... 62 71 AfChm6r6 ..... ,,,,,-,,, Y Y 74 Howard ,,,,,,,,.. ...., 63 58 Salesianum Yrrr 51 William Penn ......... 40 66 Conrad ..... 51 Newark ...,... ......... 4 4- 84- Howard ..... wbkrrnqyrr 75 W,H.S, ,,,,........ ........ 4 7 37 Newark ...,. -YVKVVVVQQ V 65 Brandywine ..... ....... 5 2 80 W.H.S, ..,,....... Yrrgrgrrrr Y 60 Conrad ........... .,-- , .-,-t 6 3 75 William Penn V,VVVV7VV 1 51 Mt. Pleasant ...... V,--VV.V 4 9 FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Roeper, C. Benner, C. Allen. SECOND ROW: J. Madson, J. Brown, D. Wat- son. J. fNIcKelvey. Q I This yearis Swimming Team, captained by John Savage and Dick Leach, attracted about twenty-five candidates. This season, as well as the past twelve seasons, the Swimming Team had a winning and very successful season. Through constant practice and expert advice from Mr. Bender, swimming in P.S., as well as all of Delaware, has gained new respect from the students and the faculty. 52 Reading ....................... ........... 3 4 45 Westtown ......................... ........... 4 1 61 Camden Vocational ....... ........... 2 3 46 Wilmington High ...,... ........... 40 50 Westtown ................. ........... 3 6 56 Salesianum ....... ........... 3 0 28 Lancaster .. ........ .. 58 46 Malvern ......................................................... 40 The cross-country team. comprised of twenty boys, par- ticipated in six meets this year. over the 2.3 mile course at Rockford Park. Besides four triangular meets, they also ran in two cily championships, in which they placed third both times. P.S.-Salesianum-A.I. duPont P.S.-Claymont-Tower Hill P.S.-Mt. Pleasant-Conrad P.S.-W.H.S.-Howard ..-qw i Coach A. WARE KNEELING, left to right: D. Leach, A. Bell, J. Savage. STANDING: D. Reed, P. Howell, J. I.aRosch, J. Mathews, S. Woods. COACH: N. Bender. ABSENT: J. Harrington. P.S., along with six other Delaware high schools, started Varsity Wrestling as a large scale varsity sport. This yearis team, captained by Charles Benner, was supervised by Mr. Jack Gregory and Mr. Aaron Warner. In high school, wrestling is broken down into ten Weight divisions, beginning at 103 lbs. and going up to anything over 165 lbs., which is the heavyweight or unlimited class. Even though wrestling is new in P.S., our team made a very impressive showing in its matches. 50 Dover .,...., ,,,,,,,, 1 0 24 Newark ., ,,,, N18 45 Brandywine ..,,.... 3 18 William Penn ......., 27 1 34 Dover .. 10 FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Emmett, E. Schlabach, C. Benner, 18 William Penn ,..,,., 21 F. Laucius. SECOND Row, left to right: R. Foulk flVIgrl-, W. 26 Brandywine ,....., 15 Mason, R, Mears, D. Ballha-ch. COACH: J. Gregory. 23 Newark Y- ...W19 ,. ,,Y, ,. ,fwfyaw , f f ,,,, 0 V ..1 1 Q .4 y 1 I Il f A I ,.., ,.., ,,,.,, .,,.,,, , V I ,Th , V .. ,,., ,,,,,,, . .,,,.., .,., .,,, . . , ,.,, ' ,' -'H-f f'-1 I I, ! it ., . ,,., .. .,,,,, 0, g n ., WZ fag I, ,,,.,,.,.,,,...,, YE? 'JM l I A . f ' . - . . , . ff, ' ,ff ,, . , , f. ,, -' ,e ,,l,,.' M , , , 1 ,, ,4 About fifty boys participated in intramural f I . fy . W ' I , My f , ,, ,V,, yi, V, f , , If M M football this year under the supervision of Mr. ' gif- o' A ' 4 I A ,,,. 5. Ks I 2 M N K Aaron Warner. There were four teams in the 1 eague, the champion team being captarned by 'I af X. 1 ,V 4 V A. , , . , , ,. .,,,,, 1 .. 4 Joe Dougherty. I f I f 1 7 0 f .,rr . . , f,afa,a at V. ff K . ' I 'A . ., . .vaa , 'I nanny 0 .I M12 1 If I ,. ,,-, ,- .7 ff . Z V ,,,,,,,. 1. ff ,V . my .ff V irfy , FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Mathews, C. Davidson, R. Taylor, R. Foulk. SECOND ROW: H. Rosen, J. Hudson, J. Dougherty, R. Shelly. THIRD ROW: R. Foster, H. Goldstein, A. Helfand, D. Sutton. ABSENT: .I. Amado, L. Marshall. I rf' if 7 Z ' I Y ' I ' I V' tr, fl I.. ni... ,.. W., .-,,..-,e . - . M, f 'I 1 I l , For those boys who wanted to participate in an exercising sport, there I t V was a non-body Contact intramural, badminton. Intramural badminton i was divided into two leaguw, Eastern and Western. Indiana, captained by L H y A. Steve Pollock, won the championship. f X U S , . Z? - -J I 5 r ' X. - V E I as ..,,.... . l . t t' '95 y W n ,,,,... X 0 VQZML ku' - if ix 'r .C .I . KNEELING: R. Bernstein, E. Shtofman. STAND- ING: H. Sherr, J. Glazar, J. Talley. '7 'E . . . 3' Playing against keen competition from the other A W f 4 ff 4' I teams in the league and then against the winner of the other intramural basketball league, Dela- ware, captained by Fred Handelman, became the champion team. In basketball, as well as the other I intramurals, the champion team is determined by 1 , ' Q ' ', the winner of the Shauglmessy Playoff. fvrrr , -'r'V 3 AQ gay , , ! ,,. f ,. . rr 1 an ' . 'f . h A V , 'r',1 ff W , V, , . H Q, KNEELING: A. Bell, D. Gregg, R. Taylor. FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Davidson, J. Barba, H. Rosen, B. Rickards, F. Handelman. SECOND ROW: J. Savage, J. Dougherty, A. Helfand, R. Shelly, D. lVIcGeehan, R. Foulk, J. Chandler. THIRD ROW: J. Mathews, J. Berger, T. Hynson, R. Guessferd, T. Campbell, L. Leonard, S. Dunn. 2 4 i . . . 44599 ww l lRST ROW. left tu right: J. Langkarnmerer, B. Silver, E. Levy, B. Belden. B. Howard, P. Said, S. Kaufman, S. Riggs, S. Pyle, B. llwllgllllftrl. l. Johnson. P. Hoffman, K. Ramsay, M. Silverberg, L. Resmck, C. Shames, S. Klein. SECOND ROW: S. Cohen, C. Rob- son. D. Wilson, R. Yellin. L. Cray. C. Cvravell. C. Jobling, R. Ellingsworth. H. Hammond. L. Knebels, J. Creadick. P. Saunders, K. ltrill. T. Lf-t-. Nl. Lloyd. THIRD ROW: KI. Smith. IL Trentman. NI. Whitworth. C. Layton. Cordrey. W. Slovin, D. Johnson, M. Stevens. F. Kennedy. K. Kennedy. Nl. Brooks. C. Sweeny, B. Eller. M. Tauli. ABSENT: E. Roberts. if The hockey season this year, under the direction of Mrs. Reggie Wade, was a Senior success. Every Monday and Wednesday afternoon for a month and half over 40 Senior girls braved the weather to play. Competition was close between Senior Navy, Senior Garnet and Senior Stripe. 6405 Senior Garnet, captained by Susan Klein, Won their 100-point letters by defeating Kay Ramsay's Senior Stripe team. The play-off was close. Garnet won with a 7-1-0 record. FIRST ROW. left In right: D. Silver, E. Levy, S. Klein. BL Silverlmerg, B. nl3rougl1lOH, IZ, Belden, SECOND ROW: Cohen. W. Slovin, C. Cravell. P. Saunders, C. Sweeny. THIRD ROW: C. Robson. P. Stevens, E. Kc-nn:-dy, C. Cordrey. fy SEATED, left to right: J. Johnson, E. Broughton, S. Pyle, P. Hoffman, K. Ramsay, S. Klein, M. Silverberg, P. Said, C. Shames, L. Resnick, E. Howard. KNEELING: P. Mosuly, L. Jacobs, B. Ellingsworth, J. Scott, E. Belden, S. Riggs, S. Kaufman, E. Levy, J. Lang- kammerer. S. Cordrey. M. Plaut, W. Slovin. C. Thompson, L. Denenberg. STANDING: S. Poole, E. Roberts, L. Knebels, D: Wilson, S. Pratt. P. Saunders. C. Layton. J. LaFond, D. Rutter, M. Wliitworth, K. Brill, E. Cox, R. Yellin, M. Abrams, A. Keil, M. Smith. ABSENT: J. Ingram. S. Cohen. J. Smith, M. Lloyd, J. Hertzfeld. The girls' basketball league consisted of twelve teams, three from each of 016,52 tree of knowledge is not that the Senior High School classes. The captains of the Senior teams Were: Ellen Levy, Betsy Howard, Sally Cordrey, and Sally Pyle. The girls on the winning team receive numeral points. These points are combined with those from the other activities and are totaled at the end of the year. The Girls? Leader Corps each year takes part in the Senior Reception, gives an annual baby party, sells refreshments at the games and dances, helps with the physical education classes, and holds try-outs for new members. KX FRONT TO BACK, left to right: M. Silverberg, S. Riggs, J. Langkammerer, J. Johnson, B. Belden, B. Silver, P. Said, E. Levy, S. Klein, L. Resnick, C. Shames, B. Broughton, S. Pyle, B. Howard, K. Ramsay, S. Kaufman, P. Hoffman. FIRST ROW. left to right: C. Henry, D. Reed. J. Cloud. D. Leach, .l. Watson, T. Webber, B. Benner, D. Ballbach. P. Mercer. SEC- OND ROW: D. Gregg. H. Hudson. P. Howell. J. Mulford, C. Deaton, O. Crabtree, D. Goldstein. THIRD ROW: J. Lules, C. Allen, G. Kornack, J. McKelvey. R. Baker. R. Mclilnioyle. R. Winger. 414657 The Varsity Club. sponsored by Mr. Jack Gregory. added a great deal to the life of P.S. Beside ushering at the basket- ball games and assisting coaches whenever possible, this yearls club put on a Varsity Club Nightg the proceeds from this event went to the Student Fund. The group also presented a skit on Senior Morning. This group. composed of any varsity letter man in any sport. elected as its president Danny Ballbach. who co-ordinated all of these unique Varsity Club activities. K.: LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Zebley, D. Watson, W. Mason, W. Matuszeski. ABSENT: C. Roeper. S,ewzS ' The boys nearing blue and gray arinbands at the football games are members of the Sports Service Corps. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Aaron J. Warner. these boys collected tickets at the games and acted as ushers at the Thanksgiv- ing Day game. Ax- 'V flalt L ft Dektor, Zfi Row F vham 9 J , He tv 'Fld VY, bqnr 1 1,1 I i, wwf M, ., . , G , ' ja dow: N. Whitworih aid vii qalo, B Walden How' S. Hurlnng, r a1 dard f X 1 hw,7 ' fi, 5 4 1 'ff 4 Aff Z . X ln? ROHQV L. Kndikla, H Qraifaz, dllingswerth, B. BTGbWM?0W, ob rts, End How: H mamma J Cox, ?. Higgin, G. 1 i , P. S1w1hr9 'Tis education forms the common mind, Inst as the twig is bent, the tree's inclined. And so we say good-bye to Pierre S. duPont High School after three years of background for our endeavors. As We planted our pin oak tree in April, so in these years We have planted seeds of learning, friendliness, sportsmanship, and sincerity. If we should return in ten years, we hope, that like our tree, we will have grown in strength, beauty, and truth. As we had help in planting our tree, we also had help in planting seeds of character. We are grateful, especially to Miss Lois McKay, Miss Amy Wocko, and Miss Alice Gardiner, our staff advisors, for their Wise and steady counsel. We pledge our devotion to the ideas planted with us. GJ? e Photographer LORSTAN'S STUDIOS r 1 1.-.mmmmwfm..mmnmmfn.....-.-k.uM.w1.Nu.-N ,,..,-GNN' -.--.Y -fm.. W- ., uf. H .W L-.... 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