Plymouth Whitemarsh High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plymouth Meeting, PA)

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Exfiiwg.-f,,s 202 X 5 if Piymomh Aim A 9274 'ff . NX fy ,,,, ,. ,.,.. , . , qw - j3res en M Q . www 1 if? e 19.569 ,ZEJXOHQ ff,4f,,f.,,,-c,,4,ef Zrkne 'rsf 7 .9 I-I .7m,u4 e III Qrqofzdfznyh Idzzafsi my 565 gelzkzyfh 7jQl?f2S3lAQG??1h: A W Nj V Y K .2 5 ' e fbeofcafe . In grateful recognition of your efforts to improve the scholastic, athletic, and moral standards of Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School, we, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, do dedicate our Milestone to you, Mr. Rodger T. Dombrow. OFQ C0014 Looking back on this past year, we think of the many changes that our school has seen since it first opened its doors. At last our school building is completed, with a new junior high building and an auditorium added to our former building. A new football field can be seen in the back of the school. All these physical changes and changes in our enlarged administrative, scholas- tic, and activity programs constitute our theme for this year, THE NEW LOOK. Many other things come to mind when we, the Class of 1958, think of our wonderful senior year here. We remember a very important occasion at Ply- mouth-Whitemarsh-the birth of our school spirit. There was never a more welcome sight than that of our boys being cheered by our student body as they played a tough football game here at home. An interested faculty and wonderful facilities combined to give us a fine education. Yes, we have learned a great deal at Plymouth-Whitemarsh, not just material from a textbook, but a way of life-a very fine code of ethics and morality. This includes, as it states in our Alma Mater, a belief in God and freedom, future without fears. This is our heritage which we will carry with us when we leave, a heritage instilled by you, our Alma Mater, Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School. Editor, 1958 Milestone 7 at JN! 'S' c it 'Y '91 o Q Ae 1 ek t Iv? -if v B I oo' tr Qozzfezzfs Deofcafzbn - - - - - - - 2 Ozyafzziafzbns ..... - - - - - - - - - - Syofflzllfzzlsfrafzbn-- - --- 4 Csporfs- --- --- ---- enzbrs- - ..... ..... I 6 cf-!7Cf1tJ1be?S ........, - - - - WHOfEi.'l'CfdSSII2QI2- - - .... 44 Gommencemenf .... - - - - .52 74 90 95 - AclmlfQg5'kgg+lon Q n Q If 0 L14-Y yiv-4? 94f 'R qg' gf . f f 55150 f, ,eg ,, f 'fx W isa 25:3 ., 1 f' IU. 1.'33'fi'?s -ix 1 1 1 - ,grigifr ' X 43,3 gf f x 3 iz x PM uperozklhy yjrzkz C400 I take this opportunity to extend my congratulations to the Class of 1958. Your achievements and interest in Plymouth-Whitemarsh are deeply ap- preciated, and will long be remembered by those students who follow in your footsteps. As you pursue your education-may you continue to reflect honor upon the school that provided you with your basic training. Finally, may each and every class member make his or her contribution to I Society so that our World is a better place in which to work and to live. QM., DEW CARDIN D. BROWN Supervising Principal yjrfh C400 Education is the leading of human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them, and these two objects are always attainable together, and by the same means. The training which makes men happiest in themselves also makes them most serviceable to othersf' ' - -JOHN RUSKIN on the Benefit! of Education The class of 1958 will long be remembered for its outstanding contributions to the student body of Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School. The leadership and services you have given to student organizations and projects, are attributes which will be major assets in your future endeavors. Such attributes, coupled with a sound educational background, will enable you to make valuable con- tributions to your church, community and future vocation. With such service, I am sure, the many blessings of our life in a free society, will be bestowed upon you and your families in the years ahead. QW? RODGER T. DOMBROW Principal J Oar President ..,,.,, Vice-President Secretary ,,7, ,, Treasurer ee,,,, fyfaaecabsn E. W. Humphrey Mrs. E. Smith Mrs. M. Simpson Miss H. DiGioacchino f, S 2525 Seated, left to right: James D. Detwiler, Mrs. Anna Wildemore, Miss Helen DiG1oacchino Mrs Edna Smith, Edward W. Humphrey. Standing: Virl A. DeCamp, john H. Thompson, C. Rush Barr, jr., John C Fetter Russell N Adair gsszsfanf Eszh cujoaf Our Assistant Principal, Mr. Alfred Webb, is in charge of discipline and at- tendance at Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School. We will also remember Mr. Webb for making the daily announcements over the public address system. Sqcfzbzfzkzs Cbzfe cfof Although Mr. Graham, our Activities Direc- tor, is a very busy man, he always finds time to cooperate with the students 'Q 9 Q 9 f W Q ,ID-Dlgfdfy A school is only as good as its library. The library staff has helped to make ours ap important place in our school. The staff consists of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Myers. Ze I0 911161206 The guidance counselors have always been a great help to us. This year they have been even more helpful, advising us on jobs and colleges. The counselors are: Miss Mcllvaine and Mr. Zweig. The medical suite has been patronized by many of us during our time at Plymouth- Whitemarsh. Mrs. Mel- vin, school A nurse, always has a ready smile and a quick remedy. Yfeafcaf 812 yflsf Sealed, left to righl: Mrs. Hippie, Miss Feaster, Mrs Gulbran, Miss Harrington. Slanding: Miss Watson, Mrs Alleman, Mr. Clark, Mrs Butler, Mrs. Griffith. Chairman, Mrs. Hippie. 6 An 4 r X L 2 H QSOClCfCSfU06QS Seated, left to right: Miss Sanseverino, Miss Grant Mrs. Twitmyer, Mrs. McFadden. Standing: Mr. Stofko, Mr. Paine, Mr. Sene, Mr Marello, Mr. Beard. C lmirman, Mr. Sene. CSCICIZCQ C hairman, Mr. Hagenbuch Seated, left to right: Mrs rity CMr. Turner missing, Reed, Miss Bradley, Miss Garl Armed Forcesj. , I Standing: Mr. Preston, Mr. Piersol, Mr. Hagenbuch. Seated, left to right: Miss Reifsnyder, Mrs. Cockley, Mr. Wilkin- son, Miss Grater. Standing: Mr. Rineer, Mr. Manuel. ,77ZaGllAeII2GfI Chairman, Mr. Wilkinson if-K, 'H fp.-, in 1 5612 ylldye-5' Chairman, Mr. Schmidly s ii. I Zine Wrfs L Chairman, Mr. Kuhn Left to right: Mrs. johnson, Mr. Kuhn, Mr. Shiffert, Mr. Martin. Left to righl: Mrs. Kappeler, Mr. Schmidly, Mrs. Muller. Zuszhess C hairman, Miss Aiman Left to right: Mrs. Detwiler Miss West, Miss Aiman, Mr Peters. yvracfztuf 5971715 . C hairman, Mr. Manuel Seated, left to right: Miss Mc- Nichol, Mrs. Boorman. Standing: Mr. Jacoby, Mr. T. Man- uel, Mr. Letrinko. 7-95ys1caf63041caf1o12 C bairman, Mr. Landes Seated, left to right: Mrs. Hamp- son, Miss Bizzarri. Standing: Mr. Landes, Mr. Quay, Mr. Engle, Mr. Bean. csecrefarzles Seated, left to right: Mrs Graf, Mrs. Smith. Standing: Mrs. Boesch Mrs. Kauffmann, Mrs Reigel. Gwferzd Qgfqf Smzzdifzg, left to right: Mrs. Sheppard Mrs. Tarbutton Mr. Lawler Mrs. Cameron Mrs. Fleming Mrs. Rahm Silting: Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Hansell Mrs. Harter Mrs. Farrell Mrs. Palmer Mrs. Blackburn Gusfoofdns Left to rigbzi' Ralph Fetter john Sparrow Pete Rosa Jack Graham Buster Fiorillo Cfzfeleria Aflazzagef' Michael J. Holowis 44 , -mo xi Qfffw l s I. ' 7 aff? . .. .Q- f,' ,..- ,,,,, .U u v. rff , w 1V'L 1' 'P'Af ' ' W-A f g,, A , ,,4.:f' f'?11-241. lk N4 X Q Q ,Q I 'le I M ' ,- Q Ig Y k Rig? 5 rg 1' 4 .- ,M 9 'fwiIX95 is ' is 12 gqppreczdfzbzz . to Mr. Marello, our senior class sponsor, whose enthusi- asm and supervision helped make this year a success. to Miss Watson, senior class guidance counselor, who has been not only a teacher but a sincere friend. to Mr. Piersol, who was patient and helpful as our sponsor 1n our sophomore and junior years. JUDITH STOUT, Secretary 6633 CQFS CARMEN PASTINO, Prexidenl STEPHEN SHANTZ, Vice-President JACQULIN ELSESSER, Treafurer I9 LINDA TURID ANDERSEN Prelly hrown eyef are only one of Lindair many affair. Colonial, Typist 1, 23 FBLA, Treasurer 23 Town Crier, Typist 33 Diplomas and Awards Committee 33 Milestone 3. WILLIAM HENRY ANDERSON Bill'5 bland rommenzr linen up many iz conversation. Electronics Club 1, 23 Amateur Radio Club 13 National Honor Society 2, 33 Student Congress Representative 33 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Class Night Committee 33 Electronics Committee, Chairman 3. LUCIA MARY ALLEVA Many rommilleer and organizalionx have profited from Lurh'r ideax. Dance Committee, Chairman 13 Intramural Basketball 13 Intramural Volleyball 13 FTA 1, President 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Chorus 1, Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 23 Concert Choir 2, 33 Alumni Committee, Chairman 33 Homecoming Committee 33 Milestone 2, 3. AADU JAAK ALLPERE Muricizl and Jcienzifir ability . . . that? iz hard combination lo bent. Band 1, 2, 33 Homecoming Committee 3: Electronics Committee 33 Orchestra 1, Pres- ident 2, 33 Baccalaureate Committee, Chair- man 3. PAUL ALBERT ARNHOLT Paul can urually he found tinkering with hir cor. Band 1, 2, 33 Chess and Checker Club 33 Class Day Committee 3. BARBARA GERTRUDE BACHELDER The Women'J Air Force will have 4 new recruit when Bahr gi-izduizzef. Intramural Basketball 13 Senior Gift Com- mittee 3g Photography Club 33 Chorus 33 Glee Club 1. MARY HOPE BAILEY Alllaon la H0 e har nd lmir we'11e never 8 P ' known ber to lore leer lenzpef. Bowling Club 1g Prom Committee 2, Town Crier 2, Milestone 3, Skating Party Com- mittee 33 FNA 3. JAMES WILSON BIERMAN Newer give up if jay! mafia. Student Congress Alternate 2, Basketball, JV 23 Student Congress, Treasurer 33 Awards and Diplomas Committee, Chair- man 3g Homecoming Committee 3. LINDA CLARE BRIGHT Her witty renmrkf briglalen up many dir- rlzrrionf. Intramural Basketball 1g Chorus Ig Tri-Hi- Y 1g Bowling Culb 1, 2g Swimming Club 2, Team 35 Student Council Alternate 3g Milestone 3g Class Prophecy Committee 34 Skating Party Committee 3g School Store Committee 3. DONALD EARL BROWN Y0u'll encounter flair lad zooming down Germfznlown Pike in lei: loo!-md. Dance Committee 3, Automotive Club 3. ,wt PATRICIA ANN BJORSETH IVe have been farlunale to have ,ruclf 41 prezly, prelty drum majorefle this year. Tri-Hi-Y lg Baton Club 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 1g Intramural Volleyball 13 FNA 2, President 33 Town Crier 1, 2, 33 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3g Milestone 33 Commencement Committee, Chairman 33 Homecoming Committee 33 Drum Major- ette 33 Ring Committee 2. BARBARA LOIS BLACKBURN L0i.r'5 easy-going manner will make ber an excellent lefzrlver. LaCrosse, JV 1, Varsity 2, 3, Prom Commit- tee, Co-Chairman 3g Ring Committee 23 FTA 1, 2, 31 Intramural Basketball 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 13 Color Guard 3, Concert Choir 3g Homecoming Committee 3, RONALD WALTER BURGESS Ronnie ir oflen teen after Jclaool al hir par!-time job. Intramural Basketball 1g Picnic Committee. THOMAS WILLIAM BURGESS Placing firrt in from country meezr thir year Jeemr lo be a habit of Tom'r. Cross Country 3g Baccalaureate Committee 33 Bowling Club 3. REBECCA JANE BROWN A .rporzy entlauriart, Becky may berome a member of the Women'r Air Forte. Intramural Basketball lg Varsity Hockey 2, 3g Varsity LaCrosse 1, 2g Varsity Basket- ball 1, 2g Varsity Club 1, 2, Secretary 3g Chorus 3g Alumni Committee 3. GENEROSO ANTHONY BRUNO foe ir fun to be will? and nite lo talk to. Detective Club 1g School Gift Committee 33 Chess and Bridge Club 3. DONALD GEORGE BYERLY Carr are Don'J main interest. Industrial Arts Award lg Class Picnic Com- mittee 3. HUGH EDWARD BYRNE Following in tire .rlepr of lair father, Huey plan: to berome a policeman. Intramural Basketball 15 Football, JV 2g Band 1, 2, 33 School Gift Committee 33 Bowling Club 3. DONNA RAE CANAVAN You'll find Donna nn undermznding and .rympalbetir friend. Intramural Basketball 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1g FBLA 2g Town Crier 2g Chorus 3g Class Will Committee 3. WILLIAM A. CANNING In the Jpring, Bill'r fancy iurnr to bare- ball. Intramural Volleyball lg Basketball, JV 1g Baseball 1, 25 Archery Club lg Bowling Club 2g Class Night Committee 33 Varsity Club, Treasurer 3. BARRY CLARK Barry geir iz big bang out of lair bobby- gunf. Intramural Basketball 1g Electronics Com- mittee 3g Bowling Club 3. JOAN CLARK Auburrz-lmired joan bar iz laugb tba!! bard lo forgel. Twirler 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 1g Intramural Vol- leyball lg Intramural Basketball lg Ring Committee 2g Activities Committee 33 Town Crier 3g Commencement Committee 3g Mile- stone 3. DORIS R. CHALE Her burinefr lraining will enable Dorif to fulfill ber ambition of becoming a bank Jlenagrapber. Prom Committee 2g FBLA, Secretary 25 Chorus 3g Class Will Committee 3. JUDITH ANN CHOLERTON fudyif nzlenlion if formed in :be Air Force. Needlework Club 3g Class Day Commit- tee 3. 'ami LARRY F. COSTELLO Napping in Clcfemislry class seems 10 be Larry's favorite paslime, Football, JV 13 Intramural Basketball lg Basketball, .IV 13 Baseball, JV lg Archery Club 13 Vocational Club 13 Dance Com- mittee 33 Wrestling Club 3. BEATRICE MAE CRESSMAN Quiet Mae iniezzds to sludy al Eastern Bible lmlifuze. Colonial Typist 1, 23 Chorus 33 Class Prophecy Committee 3. ,mwa- IOAN LOUISE COMITO In her slaorl slay ar PlymoullJ-ll7lJiZe- marslf, 'loan bas made many friemls. Milestone 33 Class Prophecy Committee 3. ANN COOPER Anrz's laumor and flair for ar! will be advantageous in laier years. Intramural Volleyball 13 Intramural Basket- ball 13 Basketball, JV 1, 23 LaCrosse, JV 13 FTA 1, Treasurer 2, 33 Activities Commit- tee 23 Chorus 13 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Gift Commit- tee, Chairman 33 Homecoming Committee 33 Milestone 3. ROBERT WALTER CUSTER Tlois generals field of battle is llae foot- ball field. Football 2, 33 Baseball 2, 33 Varsity Club 2, 3, Secretary 33 Intramural Wrestling 23 Senior Choir 33 Dance Committee 3. DEBORAH ANN DEBUS Her friendly smile will clfarm Debbie's elementary pupils. Cheerleader lg LaCrosse, JV 1, 23 FTA 1. Secretary 2, 33 Prom Committee 23 Class Night Committee, Co-Chairman 33 Bacca- laureate Committee 3. VALERIE H. DEMPSEY Blond and blue-eyed Val hopes to berome a rerremry. Chorus 35 Skating Party Committee 3. THERESA ANN DE PAUL Along with ieverrzl other girlf in zlfe renior clan, Tlaerem experls zo be o medi- cal Jerrelary. Town Crier 2g FBLA 2g School Gift Com- mittee 3. ROBERT DI N ENNO Bob proved rz great awe! to our'fool- ball leam. JV Football lg JV Baseball Ig Intramural Basketball 2g Varsity Football 2, 3g Varsity Baseball 2, 35 Wrestling Club President 3. JEAN PATRICIA DONAHUE Paz'.r dazzling mzile will rel laer denial paiienli at eaie. Bowling Club 1, Secretary 1, 2, President 3, Social Committee 2, Fund Raising Com- mittee 3, JAMES CURRAN DERRICKSON If jim flier bi! plfvze ai uwll at be driver bif MG, he will be 11 good ferr pilot. Senior Choir 3g Senior Chorus 3. PAULA KATHRYN DETWILER Kallry will be remembered for her long brown lmir. Library Club, President 13 Farewell As- sembly Committee 3. GAIL L. FERGUSON Gail always bar a ready laugb. FBLA 23 Town Crier 23 Bowling Club 33 Class Will Committee 3. PATRICIA ELIZABETH FINERAN A rbeerful permnalily will make Pal a .furcexxful receptionist. Hockey, JV 1, Varsity 2, 33 Varsity Club 2, 33 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 33 LaCrosse, JV 13 Activities Committee 23 Bowling Club 33 Alumni Committee 33 Baccalaureate Committee 3. JACQULIN KAY ELSESSER Sincere and dependable, Jackie ba: been an exrellenz flair lrearurer. Intramural Basketball 1.3 Bowling Club President 1, 23 Hockey, JV 23 Home Room Treasurer 23 National Honor Society 2, 3: Class Treasurer 33 Milestone Assistant Editor 3. LONA MAE FARR Lana, a very sociable girl, experlf la lake up zeacbing. Intramural Basketball 13 FTA 1, 23 Tri-Hi- Y 13 Activities Committee 23 Hockey, JV 2, 33 Bowling Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Class Prophecy Committee 33 Milestone 5. ROBERT W. FLEMING, JR. To be a .rportxraster if tall Bob'J wortby aim. Cross Country 13 Baseball Statistician 13 Football, JV 2, Varsity 3g Milestone 33 Class Prophecy Committee 3. ARLENE SANDRA FORD Arlene burned tbe midnigbi oil at many a yearbook meeting. Intramural Basketball 13 Town Crier 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Bowling Club 1, Treasurer 23 Safety Council 23 Ring Committee 23 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 33 Editor-in-Chief Milestone 3. PATRICIA LEE FORD One look al Pal will tell you that .the will be a good farbion illurlralor. Student Congress Representative 1, 2, Chair- man Social Committee 33 Milestone 2, Literary Editor 33 Tri-Hi-Y lg Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 FTA 23 Town Crier 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, Secretary 33 Prom Committee 33 Alumni Commit- tee 3. MARJORIE D. FOULKE Deanneir oulrlanding effom' ar a goalie have .flopped many opponenlr from scoring. Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 33 Varsity Club 1, 2, 33 Varsity LaCrosse 1, JV 23 FNA Club 33 Skating Party Committee 33 Farewell Com- mittee 3. CHARLES F. GEIGER Clsarler' yellow romzertible i.r a familiar .rigbl parked in from of ibe fchool. Class Night Committee 3. JAMES A. GERTZ Football and girlr make life worlbwbile for jim. Football 2, 33 Bowling Club 2, President 33 CAP 2, 33 Farewell Assembly Committee 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. EDWARD CARL FULTON Ed'J intererlr revolve around farr. Diplomas and Awards Committee 3. ETHEL MAE GARLICK Ellaelir efficiency will be valuable lo ber wlaen Jbe beromer a medical recreiary. Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Colonial Busi- ness Manager 1, Typist 23 FBLA 23 Mile- stone 2, Business Editor 33 Town Crier Typist 3. CHARLES EDWARD GOSHEN We hope that Ed ha: gained worthwhile experienre during hir year: in the Indurtrial Art: courxe. Photography Club 35 Diplomas and Awards Committee 3. EDMOND ALLEN GRANT This hay if always grinning. Prom Committee 2g Swimming Club 23 Dance Committee 3g Skating Party Com- mittee 3. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GILINGER We are loohing forward to seeing Ben- nie af one of the rnechanirf of the future. Class Will Committee 3. JAMES MATTHEW GIVEN Liheahle jim can alwayf he depended upon. Fund Raising Committee 33 Farewell As- sembly Committee 3g Photography Club, President 3g CAP 2, 3 ALAN GREDIUS Al ix the type who if referred to when we may 'Crrnooth dancer. Electronics Committee 3. JOHN PAUL HADFIELD Buzz rnuxt have walhed a thousand mile! upb and down the hally earh day before Jr oo . Intramural Basketball 1, 2g Bowling Club 33 Farewell Assembly Committee 3. CAROL ANN HASKINS Carol'J offire experienre in flue mimeo- grapb room haf influenced ber in llae rhoice of ber career. Intramural Basketball 13 FBLA Zg Bowling Club 33 Basketball, JV 1. BARBARA ANNE HASTINGS Corzgerzial if llae word for Barbara. Intramural Basketball 13 Town Crier, Re- porter-Typist 1, 2, 33 Chorus 3g Fund Raising Committee 33 FBLA 2. DAVID ALLEN I-IOISINGTON Dave ir alwayf trying to improve bi: bowling average. Baccalaureate Committee 3. LINDA LOUISE HUEY Bender ponening a good ,ringing voire, Linda ba: Jlaown her skill on the barket- ball cowl. Basketball, .IV 1, Varsity 2, 3g Hockey Team Manager 15 Student Congress Rep- resentative 2, 3g LaCrosse 2g Concert Choir' 2, 33 FTA 2g Varsity Club 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 Fund Raising Commit- tee 35 Baccalaureate Committee 3. Q.. X. X ,fi 1 BARRY SPENCER HAUSMAN lVe hope Barry will ealrb up on bi! Jleep someday. Intramural Volleyball 13 Intramural Basket- ball lg Prom Committee 33 Wrestling Club 5. FRANCIS XAVIER HENNESSEY Frank plan: to join flae Navy after grad- uafiorz. Baccalaureate Committee 3. CARLENE AUDREY KENDIG Carlene'x quiet and Jerene manner will certainly enable her to obtain a job at a boohheeper. Intramural Basketball 13 FBLA Club 23 Baton Club 1, 23 Class Will Committee 3. RICHARD CRAIG KILEY Difklj' height haf lent an,ad1fantage to our bafhelball team. Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Basketball, JV 2, VarsitY 33 Dance Committee 33 Class Night Committee 33 Officials Club 3. PATRICIA A. IANNELLI Pai: abilitie: and interexts center around music, FTA, Song Leader lg Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Town Crier 13 Chorus 33 Concert Choir 33 Milestone 33 Ring Committee 23 Fund Raising Committee 3. ELAINE S. JOBE Elaine will be remembered for her twirl- ing ability. Baton Club 1, 23 Twirler 33 Swimming Club 23 Skating Party Committee 53 Needle- work Club 3. ROBERT JOI-IN KOSTELENY Bobk affable perfonality will aid him when he becomex a commercial artift. Prom Committee 23 School Gift Commit- tee 33 Bowling Club 3. JUDITH w. KOVAL We will remember fudy ax a faithful member of the Color Guard. Baton Club 13 Chorus 23 Band 23 Color Guard 2, 33 Class Prophecy Committee 33 Needlework Club 3. WILLIAM D. KREIBEL Sam? happy-go-lurky allilude has gained loim many friends, Student Congress Representative 15 Alumni Committee 3. VERONICA MAY KRONMILLER Tiny Veronica loaf ambiliony of becoming an office worker. Intramural Basketball 1g Library Club 2g FBLA 23 Needlework Club 3g Alumni Com- mittee 3. ROBERT LEWIS Bob gets acquainted with people very eafily. Varsity Football 3g Class Will Committee 3. CHESTER LOHR lVe nope Cher will be successful in find- ing a Juilable occupalion afler gradualion. Electronics Committee 3. WILLIAM THEODORE KULL Teaching pbyfiral eduralion will be Bill'J fnlure orrapafion. Baseball, JV 1, Varsity 2, Football 1, 2, 3g Basketball, JV 1, 2, Varsity 3, Band 1, 23 Class Treasurer 2, Dance Committee 23 Varsity Club Z, Vice-President 3: Co-Chair- man Prom Committee 33 Senior Choir 3. DOUGLASS K. LEIGHTON To keep if all in lbe family, Doug uwzzfx lo befome a landicape designer. Intramural Basketball 25 Swimming Club 2, Team 35 Wrestling Club 3, Dance Com- mittee Zg Senior Choir 3, Class Day Com- mittee 3. ARLINE JANE MAUGEL Aaflinefr runny dixjfoyllion conzplenzentr her neat uppefmzzzce. Tri-Hi-Y lg Bowling Club 13 Prom Com- mittee 2, 3g FTA 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Color Guard 3, Milestone 3. RICHARD FRANK MAYER DlfkI.f lzluflicir and unliff will long be renzernbereal by hir flfzfrnmles. Football, JV 1g Basketball, Manager 1g Intramural Volleyball 1, 2g Intramural Bas- ketball Zg Prom Committee 2g Milestone, Photography Editor 33 Safety Council 2g Student Congress Representative 33 Class Day Committee, Chairman 3. NORMA LOWE Nornzn ,reeznr la final a lol of fun in e1'ery!lJi1Jg the 1nzdei'I:zke.r. Bowling Club 1, Hockey, JV 2g,FNA 2, Secretary 3, Skating Party Committee, Chair- man 3. JOHN WALTER LUKENS john, who if fl uflaiz az the drunzf, plant in aftend UVM! Cl7e.rZe1' Sizzle Teufberi Col- lege 10 fzndy zo be zl mnfif teacher. Class Vice-President lg Dance Committee 1, 2, Football, JV 1, 2, Varsity 3g Basket- ball, JV 13 Band 1, 2, Orchestra 3g Varsity Club 33 Senior Choir 33 Student Congress, Representative 1, Alternate 25 Prom Com- mittee 3. LEWIS LAWRENCE MAZZERLE In flair Aiomif Age Lou preferr the life of ll farmer. Intramural Volleyball 1, Football, JV 1, Varsity 2g Commencement Committee 3. ANNE MCCAEFREY Any rollege wzll be lucky Zo haze Anne wzfhzn 115 finden: body Tri H1 Y 1 F'lA 1 2 3 Prom Committee 2 Milestone 3 Class Night Committee Chairman 3 EDGAR A. MITCHELL llVl:w11 a far! retard if played, Ed exlaibilr lair dazzfizfg ,i-kill. Band 1, Homeroom Treasurer 3: Lieuten- ant Governor 3g Prom Committee 2, 33 Chorus 3, Intramural Basketball 2g Swim- ming Club 2, Team 33 Colonial 23 Oratorial Choir 3. WILLIAM MOKRYNCHUK Bill was a fart and furious member of llae foafball leam. Varsity Football 2, 3g Industrial Arts Award 2g Swimming Team 33 Varsity Club 3. pm-4.. 495 MELINDA PELLECHIO Dark-haired Melinda hopes 10 go I0 work ax a Jecrelary afler graduaziozz. Hockey, JV 13 Varsity LaCrosse 1, 23 Var- sity Club 1g FBLA 2g Prom Committee 25 Baccalaureate Committee 33 Bowling Club 5. PENNY PIERCE Ifr nice lo be able zo laold a rorwewaliorz wiila anyone ai Penny ran. Student Congress, Representative 3g Class Day Committee 3g Picnic Committee 33 Stu- dent Congress Service Committee 3g Mile- stone 3. 'Film-x 995 'Q-N MARGARET ANN OPPENHEIMER Azz aplilude for malb and a greaf deal of dc'ft?1'I1IlIlzlll0ll Cfllllblllc' fa help Alidgr rc- lalzz her .rcbalarfif Ifrlllllllllg. Ping Pong Club 1, Bowling Club lg School Store, Chairman 5, Student Congress Execu- tive Committee 31 Prom Committee 31 Stu- dent Congrcss, Representative 3. CARMEN NICHOLAS PASTINO Carmen. our alile foolball fu'Af7fJiII, if 211- lererfed in all Jporlf. Intramurals 1, 3: Football, Varsity 1, 2, Captain 33 Basketball, JV 1, 2g Baseball, JV 1, Varsity 23 Student Congress 1, 2, Vice- President 3, Class President 2, 3g Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Milestone 3, Senior Choir 3. 'UE PEGGY ANNE REED Perl Peggy if always 071 the go. Prom Committee 2g FBLA 2g Bowling Club 3g Picnic Committee 3. EDWARD REID Ed will be .rure I0 .rufreed in either the Army or the Navy. Electronics Committee 3. CAROL PIERMARINE A friend 10 fzzmzy, Carol is fery plefmzzzl. FBLA 2g Chorus 33 Diplomas and Awards Committee 3. JOANNE S. RATOWSKI Bland joezmze will be fl welfome nddiliazz to any office. FBLA, Vice-President 23 Chorus 33 Diplo- mas and Awards Committee 3. SUZANNE REYBURN Sadr lyomemakifzg abiliziey will come in laezmly. Homeroom Treasurer lg Library Club 1g Bowling Club 1, 2g FBLA 23 Commence- ment Committee 3g Milestone 3. CHARLES JOSEPH RHOADS Clma-lie if zz good-rzalured fellow. Diplomas and Awards Committee 3. GEORGE KENNETH ROBERTS Sharp shooting 071 the lmfkelball court lm: earned him lvifrlmre of fame. Basketball, JV 1, Varsity 2, 3, Baseball, JV 2, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, Class Vice-President 2, Officials Club President 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Choir 3. GABRIELLE JOAN ROMANO A zrzie friend like Gabby will make zz .fufreyfful nurse. Hockey, JV 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Prom Com- mittee 2, Town Crier Reporter 1, Features Editor 2, 3, Commencement Committee 3, Concert Choir 3, Chorus 1. MARIE SALAMONE Mnrie'r beauliful long hair bar earned. leer many admirifzg glantef. Twirler 1, 2, Commencement Committee 3, Chorus 3, Prom Committee. CARMEN VINCENT SANSEVERINO Cfzrmezz, who lieu la hunt, war lucky ezzaugla 10 bag iz deer flair lair Jeafon. Student Congress Representative, Intra- mural Volleyball 1g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Golf Club 3, Commencement Commit- tee 3. RICHARD JAMES ROMANO Dirklr bzmzwoin ci'mjmdc.r will be rc- mernberezl by lvif rla.ffz11a.f:u'. Intramural Volleyball 2, Intramural Bas' ketball 1, 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, Concert Choir 3, Prom Committee 3. RAYMOND JOSEPH SAGUE Ray lm! long been iz key 7'IHll16'l' an Ilm Croix Couzzfry Imam. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2. 3, Stage Crew 1, Prom Committee 2, 3: Or- chestra 2, Swimming Team 3, Class Picnic Committee 3. F STEPHEN HOWARD SHANTZ Steve, ez from-eouniry mar, mn edwezyr he counted 072 in zhe long run. Cross Country, Captain 1, 2, 3g Varsity Club 1, 2, President 3g Student Congress Representative 1, Alternate 2, Secretary 3g Class Vice-President 3g Prom Committee 23 Safety Council 2g Milestone 33 Concert Choir 3g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. CAROL LOUISE SHUMAN Pelite Carol ifzterzdr to heroine ez hook- keeper. Skating Party Committee 3. JOSEPH CHARLES SANTANGELO f0e'J pride and joy, hir Chevy, can he seen out an the yahoo! pm-king lot. Intramural Volleyball 1g Football, JV 23 Class Will Committee 3. ALAN SCHACHMAN Alan will rzudy engineering al college. Swimming Club 2, Team 33 Bowling Club, Treasurer 2g Cross Country 3g Fund Rais- ing Committee 3. ELIZABETH SIMONS Allhough Belsy has ahzlzty in many field: rhe rhoaxex to puuue yournalzfm Hockey JV 1 Town Crier Sports Editor 1 Editor in Chief 2 3 Colonial Editor 1 Na tional Honor Society 1 2 3 Chorus 1 Concert Choir 3 Prophecy Committee Chairman 3 National Honor Society Pres iclent 3 KAREN E. SIMPSON All .ftudenfr at Plymouth-Whitefnarrh are familiar with Km'en'r ine an work. Bowling Club 1, 2g Town Crier 1, 2, 33 Colonial 2g Prom Committee 2g Ring Com- mittee 2, 3g Alumni Committee 33 Mile- stone Art Editor 3. NELDA F. SMITH Tbif Georgia peach plant Z0 fllfflllfl' laer edumliozz nz college. Hockey, Varsity 1, 2, Captain 3, Basketball, Varsity 1, 2, LaCrosse 1, 2, Student Con- gress, Representative 2, 3, Assembly Com- mittee, Chairman 3, Prom Committee, Chairman 2g Varsity Club 2, Treasurer 1, President 3g Chorus 2. SALLY S. STEVENSON Stlllylf 1-elirzbiliiy will help make her 11 fine fzzzrie. Hockey, JV 1. 2, 33 LaCrosse, JV 1, Varsity 2, Tri-Hi-Y lg National Honor Society 1, 2, 31 FNA, Treasurer 2, 33 Color Guard 3g Class Prophecy Committee 3, Fund Raising Committee 31 Concert Choir 32 Varsity Club 2, 3, Homecoming Committee 33 Milestone 33 Bowling Club 1. JUDITH A. STOUT Judy bar excelled in bulb laer fzclizfilier and .rlzrditm Town Crier 1, News Editor 2, 3, National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Colonial Typist 1, 2, Activities Committee 2, Class Secretary 3, Milestone 3. PAUL JOSEPH SUGALSKI Hit fzflrlefir experience will prejmre him for bit occfzpriiiozz, Iefzcbiiig plfyfifiil edif- mliou. Football, JV 1, Varsity 2, 33 Basketball, Varsity 3, Varsity Club 25, 3, Class Picnic Committee 3. ,Nw J N ,,,, JACOB MARTIN STONG Hit izzzereii izz Cllfj' fzccoinzft for 160 mc- cbtziziml tibilily for zvbirb be it kiiaiwi. Class Treasurer 1g Intramural Basketball 2- Dance Committee 3. JANET L. STOUT ffiiiefi dizzzjilar bare ti 1121-J' of wzzjilmzfiz- izig ber brigbl .rmila a Bowling Club 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Student Congress, Alternate 3, Town Crier 3, Fund Raising Committee, Co- Chairman 3g School Store 3. 'T' . N t Nag-v To ,- get 'I'- ct S JOHN CLARK TITUS A born leader, fobrff ambition if to enter zbe field of foreign affairf Class President 13 Student Congress 1, Vice- President 2, President 33 National Honor Society 1, 2, 33 Safety Council 2g Picnic Committee Chairman 33 Activities Commit- tee Chairman 2. NANCY A. THELEN A new .riudent tbii' year, Nancy find! our .rfbool very frlearanl. Class Day Committee 3. A e'1lf JOSEPHINE B. SZCZESNY Always able to ree lbe brigbz ride of zbingf, jo bopef lo be a medical Jeerelary. Colonial Typist 1, 23 FBLA 23 Town Crier 33 Milestone 33 Dance Committee 3. EDWARD WAYNE TAYLOR Ed, a bufinefr Jludenl, defirer to become an arrounlant. Football, JV 13 Basketball, JV 1, 23 FBLA 23 Fund Raising Committee 3. JANET ELAINE THOMPSON Whoever zbougbt a future nuclear phyri- cifl would be ax prelly af Janet? Bowling Club 13 Basketball, JV 23 School Store 33 Swimming Team 33 Modern Dance Club, Vice-President 33 Alumni Commit- tee 3. DANIEL ROBERT TOPOLSKI An all-round man on zbe football field, Dan bay been a valuable player. Football, JV 1, Varsity 33 Varsity Base- ball 1, 2g Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Alumni Committee 33 Varsity Club 3. CAROL A. UNDERWOOD A f111f11'e of C:7lff07'11li7,. C111'0l'.f 71111111 infer- arl if 111 11rI, Diplomas and Awards Committee 3. ROGER NELSON WARD Tbir hero of quilt, 11 feu' fooflmll gtzzzzsfr 11'i11.r 1111111-1' .fmilar rwifb hir dry humor, JV Football 1, 2, Varsity 33 JV Cross Coun- try 23 Bowling Club 2. 33 Picnic Commit- tee 33 Bowling Team 3. JUDITH A. WEBER fzzdfr good lookr and Jiylirb flozlaar make ber admired by all. Dance Committee 1, Chairman 33 Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 1: FTA 1, Vice-President 2, 5g Homeroom Vice-President 2, 3: Prom Committee 23 JV LaCrosse 2g Orpheus Club 23 Concert Choir 3. WAYNE KENNETH WEIDAMOYER llyflyllf, II fine drummer in the frlaool b:7lld,'1l'ill leave KZ mcfzfzcy which will be bard 10 fill. Band 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 23 Elec- tronics Committee 3g Officials Club 3. S S X Maui-Hunan.. . , s' XX FRANK RICHARD WrXTTON Frinzllf if 11 fzzcwzbw' of Ihr, N.11'y f'r.rrr1'rv and 11 qyfgbfifig foofball j1l.1y1'1'. Varsity Football 1, 2, 31 JV Basketball lj Varsity Basketball 2. 33 Varsity Club 2. 51 Swimming Club 2, Team 31 Dancing Club 2: Farewell Assembly Committee 3, WILLIAM D. XVATTON The .Mrzrizlcr C1111 L'F1'f:IlIIl,'l' my .111 .zflilrfir boy like Bill. Varsity Football 1, 2. 3: Varsity Club l, 2. 33 Skating Party Committee 3. - ' V .Q asa. Q WILLIAM OLIVER WETHY Bill plum Z0 go into llye Marines ufler gruduulion. Intramural Volleyball 1, Basketball 2, 33 Electronics Committee 3. JOHN WILLIAMS fdfkli Jcierzzifir ubiliiy Jloould be u lremerzdauy uid in lair Jludy of engineering. JV Football Ig Cross Country 2, 33 Class Night Committee 3g Diplomas and Awards Committee 3g Varsity Club 2, 3. HUGH EDWARD WILSON Quiel and referzfed, Ed loaf u way willf murlairzery in the Jlaop. Electronics Committee 3. SHARON A. WYLIE Another future teacher if Slmrorz, who if helpful and rooperfzlire. FTA 1, 2, 35 Town Crier Committee Z3 Intramural Concert Choir 33 Milestone hecy Committee 3. 1, 2, 33 Prom Basketball lg 33 Class Prop JOYCE C. ZOLLERS Sparkling blue eye! are one of jojrreif oulxlunding feaiurey. Tri-Hi-Y lg Twirler 1, 23 Sergeant 3g Ring Committee 23 Orpheus Club 23 Concert Choir 2, 3g FTA 2, 35 FNA, Secretary 2g Milestone 3g Homecoming Committee Chairman 3g Co-Chairman Fund Raising Committee 5. THOMAS LEE COOKE RONALD HILDEBRANT . Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Bowling Club, Baccalaureate Committee 3. Secretary-Treasurer 33 School Gift Com- mittee 3. ' FRANCIS STIPA Concert Choir 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 33 School Gift Committee 3. No pictures are available for these members of the senior class. Ofew GQJJ Offgoers Due to the resignation of our former class president, Vice-President Stephen Shantz became President of the senior class on january 10, 1958. At this time Daniel Topolski was elected to fill the position of vice-president. O 1 STEPHEN SHANTZ DANIEL TOPOLSKI ' - H ---W ZU1'f Ten lb j2Q120f . . , Z QL fyfllfcf- Wfrvw W 944- 70 ww . W G cw-'ff' WW W7 . WWW? 1704755 Gwfdwmiw WW MMM dQaM..4,,CQwM, WMV mmm? QQ! MTM . Q60 , 6 W 'w ' JW ffiffijww W fi Wwfw W4L,L.,7JL6ffffff'ffLvf f'0fWfjVo..uAQQcKwih'1'f2eQ,KyrV ata. QSM MM j QMZWZMQ Y mmlw , H WW NW we-MW iwmqewt QKWY5 f ,fQ,M 'YL ' ,MM-we-wa, M, fwfwfwfw WQYQW 4 7'6 'mn-0f2,,N QJEMQMMQWU W hw QW! 5Q,,L,7?g7yJ' Qqiigih, md My ww I QWVWA ' 7'ff'j Q Wada' J ? A Gag .D..Mw.:5sn,1.m GW' J!m7ewV M im Wmdgm ufypawg Zmwpim 4 mmgwwbm gm W WWW' M MM awww ww Wjfw . WMQUWMQWM? . D ' WU 721-wvlr wqmw CVM '7I'2gfm. . ww 'CK Wifi Mairgppwiecw MW 72,,L.,,4m,L JG W,8,QrfS,y-'N' MW WM QMQM?4ff SLWMMMW ff W 42 W Aff' 7QV'w??eu-xg4wbb'N4WQ 9631- wwww 23' QMMM- w Lf - U Ex an UhJQ men x 1 N .45 Prefident, DAVID WILSON Vire-Prefidenzf, WILLIAM PITZ Sefretary, LYNN AMBLER Trearurer, CHARLES KOLLAR GQJJ 0 19.59 .el I 1157 Firrt row: N. Crowley, K. Chidister, R. Burke, G. Allison, R. Caprotti, L. Bailey, L. Ambler, J. Caseino, J. Benchoff, P. Bowe. Second row: M. Brady, G. Bean, E. Barcklow, R. Blessing, R. Conrad, R. D'Alonzo, J. Brown. Third row: E. Byerly, J. Cirafesi, E. Corbo, B. Arnold, P. Bruno, J. Coyle, D. Brown. Fourth row: R. Derrickson, 1. Crampton, J. Browning, E. Burnheter, M. Blackburn. 113 46 Firft row: J. Finwood, L. Gilinger, P. Donohue, F. Drapikowski, R. Fad, E. Fatkin, B. Heitz, J Gassner, O. Dinenno. Second row: S. DiBattista, K. Hansell, D. Fehl, M. Fulmer, C. Hondros G. Dilks, L. Fusco, R. Eastwood. - ill! K Fifi! wuz' A. Lightkep, M. Marchese, L. Kirn, J. Olinick, A. Hubbs, P. Mancini, T. Laskey, J. Lawrence. Semud mum' G. Hollingsworth, B. Mahoney, E. Laughery, B. Kiehl, B. Jensen, B. Kull, j. Malanowski, R.iMcAdoo. Third row: R. Keimel, M. Moyer, H. Kuehne, P. Lynch, H. Kurtz, G. John, N, Moyer. Fourlla row: C. Moyer, M. Nielson, H, Johnson, T. Kraus, H. jackson. gl L . A- ? E J 4- UC 119 Fifzrf row: N. McCuen, J. Miller, S. McKale, R. Ripley, J, Salmons, G, Piccirilli, J. Rost. Serond row: D. Pachella, S. Potts, J. Orchow, D. Morsheacl, H. Moore, J. Minton, J. MacLimans Pattson. Third row: K, Pearson, E. Nietupski, M. Muellor, M. Mucha, B. Reeves, H. Pitz, C Rau. Fourlla row: P. Pasmussem, A. Rucler, J. Patton, C. Patterson. Fi1-Jr raw: N. Wentz, C. Thompson, M. Gildersleeve, B. Wharton, M. Storti, S. Salamone, E. Wilkie, E. Statuti, J. Sanserverino. Second row: E. Supplee, N. Tarbutton, 1. Sugalaski, M. Sims, A. Vernachio, B. Thompson, D. Wilson, B. Rineholt. Third row: P. Sucro, D. Young, 1, Wood, J. Smith, T. Sands, B. Urey, B. Wittmaire. 115 1057 GQJJ 0 1960 Firrt row: D. Ciarlo, J. Abba, J. Capriotti, S. Chaplin, B. Buchholz, D. Bowden, M. Adams, D. Buccino, E. Bailey. Second row: K. Bondra, N. Cai-bone, J. Carr, J. Byrne, N. Abbott, A. Betham, D. Blackburn, R. Clark. Third row: P. Campbell, Wm. Bernardo, J. Basile,-A. Barker, P. Abbott, R. Capperla, N. Brumbaugh, S. Brett, L. Anderson. Fourth row: W. Clemens, G. Blum, J. Atkinson, T. Bechtel. 1033 Firrt row: F. Comito, S. Derrickson, R. Fleming, G. Dunbar, P. D'Orazio, B. Foulkrod, C. Ferrier, J. DeLuca, L. Erdtmann. Sefond row: M. Gabin, G. Carran, W. Feas, C. Cox, T. Dempsey, C. Fields, R. Davix, R. Defeliece, K. Catania. Third row: J. Galante, A. Fiorillo, J. Coonan, L. Donahue, C. Eaton, V. Ferst, K. Davis, T. Cook. Fourth row: P. Detwiler, F. Flanegan, D. Filan, R. Crawford, J. Costello, M. Croak, N. Galie. 106 Firyt row: J. Hamell, J. Gibbons, J. Hamill, V. Hobbs, R. Heft, K. Hansell, C. Hansell, K Haushalter, M. Garlack. Second row: D. Hack, J. Ifert, S. Green, G. Greeby, T. Garman, E Lador. E. Holden, S. Honeysett, L. Henle. Third row: G. Keller, P. Garlick, B. Lombardo, J Keane, J. Kline, R. Hinz, R. Hartwigs, P. Grubmeyer. Fourzh row: J. Laputka, R. Lobs. ' MCD Firrt raw: M. Krysa, R. Lyons, S. Miller, S. Krout, D. Leslie, A. Kanderson, G. Palatucci, M. Kiley, J. Miller. Second row: J. Michael, T. Lenzi, L. Jenkins, W. Murdock, R. Miller, C. Metzger, J. Koziol, E. Natalinni. Third raw: L. Meoli, M. Milito, M. Marchese, T. Moskal, K. Kraus. G. Martin, H. Moorhouse. IOC? Firrl roipx B. Palmer, B. Rudnicki, J. Ochal, J. Olinick, G, Primavera, M. Payne, H. Rohm, R Hoffman, L. Reinhardt. Second row: J. Petaccio, L. Piccirelli, B. Moore, P. Rudberg, J. Ruscoe Third row: B. Mucha, L. Reed, L. Minnich, R. Sague, C. Renneisen, M, Mullen, D. Shermer D. Reed. Fourth row: L. Rudnicki, R. Reyburn, R. Schrimer, J. Palmer, T. Payne, F. Salamone. .Q .. ag - ' 10.7 Firft raw: L. Wolowiec, J. Watkins, D. Wilkinson, J. Young, D. Wolpert, B. Smith, L. Sowers L. Smyth. Second raw: P. St. john, M. Schultz, J. Sylvia, P. Schaefer, B, Schrack, J. Simmons G. Willians, G. Wood. Third row: P. Seitz, R. Williams, R. Pennington, T. Sukalski, M. Storti, C. Wood, R. Yurcaba. Fourih row: P. Wooley, J. Thomas, D. Zulick. R. Warner, D. Wiechec, L. Swanson. Fifth row: H. Weldie, E. Schuler, I. Russo, E. Sheppard. 1 v Pwounafzfe Gbcf G-D 1 C-5 y A fl i Clmiliflj O rq4Z23Q'I'l0hS i Q w '5 . r f .S gl mf S'- 1' A Q Q ' Q is 'M Ax X Km 1 1 I 1 53, 54 CSXUQQJM 012 yress enzbr OECQFS XVILLIAM PITZ Vice-Prefidezzz JOHN TITUS Prexident STEPHEN SHANTZ JAMES BIERMAN 5ff1'ff4 y . . . Treayuref' 11121014 Wcers Judy Cooke, Vire-Pre.fident,' Dennis Shantz, Pre.ridenz,' Marie Carfagno, Secretaryf Marty Sommers Tfeafurer. V -V cgenzbr cSfz10Q12f Gonyress Firrl row: R. Fleming, P. Ford, W. Pittz, J. Bierman, J. Titus, S. Shantz, J. Capriotti, W. Anderson. Second row: R. Mayer, S. Derrickson, J. Pitashchio, B. Warton, N. Smith, J. Stout, L. Huey, P. Pierce, M. Openhiemer, J. Lapuka, S. Greeby. Third row: D. Wilson, L. Ertman, B. Minges, B Reeves, B. Mahoney, J. Gassner, G. Bean, D, Wilson, B. Mucha, J. Miller, Watkins, S. Chaplin. unzbz' CSXUQQIQI' Gonyress ... Q L The student body of the Junior High School mani- fests its influence through this representative assem- bly. This group's primary purpose is to be of serv- ice to the school. Because of this, the group was of great assistance in such ac- tivities as the Christmas Dance and in the opera- tion of thescoat check system. In February this organization set up a hall marshal system to alleviate congestion in the junior high building. First row: R. Gray, E. Barnhart, G. Honeysett, C. Sabold, J. Atkinson, H. Wood. Secpnd row: Miss Grater, M. Laputka, I. Student Congress acts as .an active liaison between the faculty and the student body. The coat check, re- freshment stand, Christ- mas Dance, and the re organization of the hand book are several of this year's projects. Sponsors of the Student Congress are Blanche L. Watson and C. Lawrence Piersol. Cooke, M. Krysa, R. Moss, M Langley, P. Jensen, P. Simmons F. Gemberling, M. James, R. Olszewski, J. Ford, J. Milabile, Mr. Clark. Third row: H. Cartier J. Lebold, L. Crabbe, D. Shantz, A. Oslick, W. Thompson, J. Rudder, R. Weidemoyer, F. Lloyd C3C500f c-Sfore Standing: I. Pistachio, B. Hastings, Miss Aiman, A. Betham. Kneeling: B. Wharton, M. Oppen- heimer. These boys don't re- ceive much publicity, but they are always on the job. Working behind th e scenes to assure proper lighting and sound ampli- fication, the stage crew merits a pat on the back. Csfdye Grew Miss Ellen Aiman, di- rector of the school store, has supervised the sale of many attractive items with the help of her capable a s s i s t a n t s. Stationery, school jackets, pennants, plaques, teddy bears, and any number of articles are to be found here. The school store is open to stu- dents almost every day be- fore and after school. This year Student Congress as- sumed the responsibility of the school store. J. Schofield, W. Anderson, R. Conrad. Qfafzbnafjlgnor 5001519 Preridenl To promote service, leadership, scholarship, and citizenship is the purpose of the National Honor Society. The Cardin D. Brown Chapter of the so- ciety originated three years ago. Since then it has grown and now has seventeen members. A project for this year was to aid the music department with the Southeastern District Choir Concert. Also a dance was held in Oc- tober to honor the dedication of our football field. In the spring a tea is given to honor new members and their parents. A banquet later on honors seniors of the society. A picture of David Wilson, treasurer, was not available. S. Stevenson, A. Ford. ELIZABETH SIMONS First row: L. Huey, E. Simons, P. Ford, D. Wilson. Serond row: J. Titus, A. Barker, G. Bean, B. Wittmaier, J. Capriotti, P. Bjorseth, J, Stout, J. Elsesser, B. Anderson, LINDA HUEY Vine-President PATRICIA FORD Secrelary Wmsfone MRS. SHIRLEY COCKLEY Milestone Adviser The able assistance of our sponsor, Mrsj Cockley, enabled us to profit by her wide experience. Arlene Ford, Editor-in-Chief, has carried much of the responsibility of the yearbook. 1 E Staff members discuss plans for the yearbook. The Milestone staff of 1958 worked diligently to meet the appointed deadlines On many occasions a small group of staff members labored to complete the Milestone ARLENE FORD Editor-in-Chief Seated on floor: P. Ford, A. Ford, D. Mayer. Sealed at defer: K. Simpson, S. Wylie, E. Garlick, S. Rey- burn, J. Sanseverino, A. Vernacchio, G. Romano. Standing: S. Shantz, P. Mattson, B. Anderson, Stevenson, Mrs. Cockley, J. Elsesser. --'Ng PATRICIA FORD Lilemry Editor KAREN SIMPSON Art Edifor ,IACQULIN ELSESSER Affiflant Edilor RICHARD MAYER ETHEL GARLICK GABRIELLE ROMANO Pla0t0grapl1y Editor Bufineff Edilor Arlivitiex Editor Firxz row: E. Garlick, G. Romano, J. Elsesser, A. Ford, K. Simpson, P. Ford. Serond row: S. Shantz, A. McCaffrey, J. Stout, S. Wylie, A. Maugel, L. Alleva, B. Anderson, D. Mayer, Mrs. Cockley. Third row: J. Zollers, S. Stevenson, P. Bjorseth, E. Simons, A. Vernacchio, S. Reyburn, Pattson, J. Sanseverino. 'wiht 'ilinnm Grier Miss Blanche L. Watson and Miss Ellen W. Aiman, advisers, work together with the staff, helping when nec- essary, but trying to keep the paper strictly a student pub- lication. MISS BLANCHE L. WATSON and MISS ELLEN W. AIMAN With journalistic pen in hand, Betsy draws the line for her staff to follow. ELIZABETH SIMONS Ediior-in-Chief Fin! row: L. Erdtmann, S. Derrickson, S. Boesch, P. Mattson, D. Bowden, P. Bjorseth, K. Simpson, E. Garlick. Second row: J. Szczesny, A. Vernacchio, E. Simons, T. Lenzi, J. Stout, G. Romano, A. Barker, J. Sanseverino, P. St. john, S. Wylie, B. Hastings, B. Wittmaier. kill! of VS' Page editors study a past issue of the TOWN CRIER. At left is Gabrielle Romano, features editorg Bruce Witt- maier, sports editorg and judith Stout, news editor. Both Gabby and Judy have been on the staff since its beginning in 1954. Bruce, a junior, has been on the staff for three years, serving in the capacity of sports editor for the last two. Almost every four weeks students at Plymouth-Whitemarsh get to read all the news of the school when they buy their copy of the TOWN CRIER. Long hours of hard work by the twenty staff members and the two advisers make the paper possible. Most of the time the writers, editors, and advisers are together only to get the paper to the press, but in March they spend an enjoyable weekend together in New York City while attending the Columbia Scholastic Press Convention. Long work sessions such as this are responsible for the good quality of our school paper. ezzzor Goncerf 01? Fin! row: Mr. Kuhn, N. Crowley, E. Barcklow, B. Simons, L. Blackburn, N. Thelen, G. Romano, S. Wylie, J. Zollers, J. Weber, M. Brady, L. Alleva. Serond row: B. Jenson, D. Buccino, M. Adams, J. Watkins, B. Minges, B. Schrack, B. Kiehl, J. McLimans, P. Detwiler, D. Wilson, G. Bean, M. Simons, J. Gassner, M. Mueller. Third row: B. Kull, H. Moore, J. Malanowski, T. Brown, S. Sacks, D. Young, J. Wildemore, B. Wittmaire, J. Crampton, R. D'Alonzo, J. Lulcens, D. Wilson, T. Kraus, J. Ribble, R. Custer. Fourzh row: J. Patton, A. Hubbs, T. Peters, G. Roberts, E. Carbo, J. Sanseverino, C. Rau, C. Pastino, R. Sague, W. Pitz, J. Derrickson. Fifzh raw: W. Weidamoyer, F. 'Stipa, R. Romano, B. Kull, E. Mitchell, D. Leighton. Led by the capable hands of music director Marcellus C. Kuhn, the Senior Choir provided many evenings of entertainment. Performing at the Christmas and Spring Concerts, a number of exchange programs, and an Easter Sunrise Service are among their accomplishments. Composed of senior and junior high girls, this club performed at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Qke C115 Firrt row: L. DiPiero, J. Hudson, N. Crowley, C. Thompson, D. Chale, J. Barker P Hollis N McCuen, N. Wentz, L. Kushla, C. Love. Sefond row: V. Dempsey, M. Cressman P Chaplin S. Mucha, S. Swartz, A. Demaline, A. D'Allesandro, M. Salamone, D. Buccino C Patterson Third raw: C. Piermarine, B. Hastings, J. Sylvia, J. Wood, H. Moore, M. Mueller L Ambler R. Burke, E. Barcklow. Urcfesfra 3 This club provided the music for the different so- cial functions of the school year. The members are under the leadership of Jack Allpere, president, Ann Barker, vice-presi- dent, Patricia Iannelli, sec- retary, and Mr. Merritt Martin. Fim raw: J. Rost, T. Bechtle, S. Green, J. Allpere, J. Crampton, M. Freed, S. Schachman, K. McCuen, N. G b D. B ' ' ' ru meyer, ourgeault. Serond row. A, Barker, S. Charles, T. Brown, R. Keimel, L. Saylor, M. Krysa, R. Crawford. Third row: C. Metzger, R. Gray. J. Metzger, D. Wilson, L. Swanson, R. Smith. Fourzh rouu' A. Anderson, Mr. Martin, B. Bechtle, P. Iannelli, J. Develin, J. Shuman, D. Davis, W. Bosket. The purpose of this club is to teach junior high students how to play the instrument of their choice. Officers are: Robert Mueller, president, David Hunsberger, vice - presi- dent, Terrance Nittla, sec- retary-treasurerg and Mr. Ernest Shiffert, sponsor. unzof' Zanof Firrl row: L. Mancini, P. O'Neill, G. Freas, R. Grey, B. Heming, J. Metzger, R. Muller, INI. Shantz, K. DeAngelic, W. Boyle, R. Murdock, H. LaBell, J. Baldwin Mr. Shiffert. Serand row' P . Jensen, W. Pertuch, P. Geasland, D. Divith, B. Hunsburger, C. Bucholtz, M. Loyer, R. Hirsh R. Carr, D. Reinholt, R. Straus, W. Gates, E. Flint, K. Given. Third row: D. Zaiser, E. Seabold L fl W. G l ' ' e ar, au , R. McKay, W. Hodges, G. Berg, T. Nittla, R. Waters, W. Hein, J. Baker R. Diesinger. Fourzh row: D. O'Brien, S. Charles, A. Becker, J Kull W Homan L Saylor Bosket, J. Stevenson, T. Brown, G. Blind, Fifth row: J. Czop, J.'Times,, J. l-Iammond, Sgmith: v P. B. L. Bataglia. gzlrg' Uarszg Seated: J. Benchoff, B. Mahoney, N. Smith, R. Brown. Second row: K. Householder, G. Primaveria, B. Minges, L. Ambler, J. Gassner, V. Hubbs, Miss Bizarre. Third row: S. Honeysett, L. Blackburn, S. Stevenson, L. Huey, C. Hondros, D. Foulke, L. Smyth. Playing hard in every sport and Working hard to boost school spirit, these varsity letter winners help give school life a little more sparkle and zest. Working together, the boys and girls of these active groups plan money-making and spirit-raising projects. Among these is the Varsity Club Weekend featuring Intra- mural Night and the Crown and Sceptre Dance. Boys' Uarszlfy Seated: W. Canning, W. Kull, S, Shantz, R. Custer, R. DiNenno. Serond row: j. Lukens, J Williams, R. Sague, W. Watton, D. Topolski, W. Mokrynchuk. Third row: P. Sugalski, R. Vrey J. Gertz, T. Passen, N. Galie, R. Ward. . One of the highlights of the year for members of this club was a trip to Abington Hospital where they spent a typical nurses, day. The club decided to give a 55100 schol- arship to a deserving senior, this will become an annual award. Officers are Patricia Bjor- seth, president, Lois Rein- hard, vice-president, Norma Lowe, secretary, Sally Steven- son, treasurer, Deanne Foulke, historian, and Mrs. Dorothy Melvin, sponsor. gufure Ofurses gf f77122G1'1Cd Mrs. Melvin, L. Reinhard, F. Comito, C. Ferrier, S. jones, J. Farr, H. Bailey, N. Lowe, L. Kirn P, Wooley, D. Foulke, S. McKale, L. Henle, B. Jensen, S. Stevenson, P. Bjorseth. gufure jeacfers gf gmerzea Mrs. Parlee, L. Blackburn, B. Heitz, S, Wylie, B. Kiehl, A. Cooper, L. Alleva, J. Zollers, S. Boesch, D. Debus, M. Gildersleeve, J. Weber, A. McCaffrey, A. Maugel. The purpose of this club is to prepare students for the teaching profession. One of their projects is the annual Bermuda Ball. Also, the club again plans to award a 55100 scholarship to a graduate who intends to become a teacher. The officers are Lucia Al- leva, president, Judith Web- er, vice-presidentg Deborah Debus, secretary, Ann Coop- er, treasurerg Joyce Zollers, historian, Arline Maugel, li- brarian, Ann McCaffrey, song leader, and Mrs. joan Parlee, sponsor. gufure Zuszhess Beaogrs gf qmerzba l Starzding: Miss West, J. DiMartino, J. Hein, E. Wilkie, A. Lightkep, D. Fehl, R. Capriotti. These young people, under the direction of Mrs. Ora Hipple, not only showed their multitude of talents in the annual school play, Caesar and Cleopatra, but also emoted in one of their very own productions, Pajama Party. ezzzor Zramafzbs Relieving the teachers by helping with secretarial work is one function of the F.B.L.A. They also hold an annual skat- ing party to raise funds to attend their national con- vention in Delaware each year. Fin! row: A. Kimbel, T. Cook, B. Johnston, C. Eaton. Second row: J. Sanseverino, S. Danks, N. Brumbaugh, ix . YS? is 22? we 1 93246 7 Zowfhy , V Franz row: P. Donahue, L. Farr, P. Reed, M. Pellechio, M. Brady. Bark row: M, Paine, B. Kull, E. Schuler, J. Lawrence, I. Malanowski, D. Hack. The girls are taught basic bowling skills in preparation for interscholastic bowling meets. The club owes much to the interest of their sponsor, Mrs. Justine Detweiler. Officers of the girls' bowling club are Patricia Donahue, president, and Lona Farr, secretary-treasurer. 5 joys? ygocvflny Fin! muff T. Burgess, C. Hodges, J. Gertz, P. Lynch, T. Cooke, R. Ward. Serond raw: H. Byrne, A. Hauer, R. Williams, C. Wood, M. Marchese, D. Faulkner, J. Harfield, A. Gredius, D. Brown J. Santangelo. Third row: H. Rahm, B. Clark, D. Shermer, D. Reed, G. Will, E, Fatkin, C. Todd L. Mezzerle, W. Wethey. 1 s The year's highlight is the bowling tournament which is held in the spring. The boys are supervised by the club's sponsor, Mr. Robert Engle. The officers of the bowling club are james Gertz, president, Peter Lynch, vice-president, and Thomas Cooke, secre- tary-treasurer. QQGCIUA C3116 The purpose of the offi- cials club is to study the duties of the sports officials, to learn rules of the games, and to promote fair play. Officers of the officials club are George Roberts, president, Brian Hanley, vice-president, Wayne Weid- amoyer, secretary, Tom Kraus, treasurer, Dick Kiley, interpreter, and Mr. Walter Peters, sponsor. First row: Mr. Peters, E. Caseino, O. Dinenno. Second row: W. Weidamoyer, G. Roberts, R. Kiley. Standing: E. Taylor, K. Kraus, B. Hanley. wresffby This club conducts wres- tling matches during club period. The finalists partic- ipated in the school's annual gym night. Officers of the wrestling club are Robert Dinenno, president, Ted Passyn, vice- president, Tom Sands, secre- tary-treasurer, and Mr. David Manuel, sponsor. Blessing, J. Prusan. Tom Sands and Ron Blessing demonstrate the referee's position. Fin! row: H. Weller, M. Croak, T. Moscal, R, Thacker, J. Sim- mons, L. Donahue, W. Freas. Second row: Mr. Manuel, J. Joiner, T. Dempsey, J. Fulginiti, S. Dennis, T. Sands, M. Bruno, R. yjfofoyrapfy The Photography Club's progress this year was excel- lent. The school's darkroom was completed with all the basic equipment. Additional equipment will be purchased yearly. The Photography Club takes pictures for other school clubs and organiza- tions and has contributed its services to the Milestone. Officers of this year's club were james Given, presidentg Edward Ladov, viceapresi- dentg Calvin Moyer, secre- tary-treasurer, and Mr. Philip Preston, sponsor. Mr. Preston, P. Stipa, M. Gabin, F. Murray, J. Browning, J. Simons, T. Dougherty, P. Garlick, M. Banski, G. Dunbar, F. Scott, J. Given, P. Mellor, J. Hooper, F. Saravia, E. Ladov, B. Lehmuth, Mr. Jacoby. cgczen ce C116 Fir!! row: B. Murdock, N. Renninger, T. Cook, P. Grubmeyer, J. Loetterle, B. Lombardo. Second raw: Mr. Hagenbach, F. Wilmer, G. Dilks, F. Ammon, W. Arnold, R. Gilmore, R. Hoffman, L. Lake, J. Kean. Third row: M. Wosczyne, B. Eastwood, W. Cording, J. Kline, F. Ammon, P. Rasmussen, M. Moyer, C. Rau. The senior high school Science Club gives students an opportunity to work on the topics of science in which they are particularly interested. This club also trains students to operate the mass of controls in the auditorium. Club officers are William Murdoch, president, Peter Grubmeyer, vice-president, joy Ruscoe, secretary, Don Wichec, treasurer, and Mr. Walter Hagenbuch, sponsor. 69 Bffrary Firrz 1-ow: R. Dunhum, J. Natalini, I. Rambo, S. Wells, T. Styc, J. Scott, D. Hart, A. Sabre, D. Schuler. Bark row: Mrs. Wells, Miss Shaffer, P. Koval, R. Volpe, C. Evans, P. Marks, K. Pollock. Uoca Members of the Vocation- al Guidance and Travel Club participate in discussions on travel, see films, and take trips. Officers are Sandra Kish, president, Patricia M 0 s s, vice-president, Kathie Mc- Cracken, secretary, Paul Gas- land, treasurer, and Miss jane Reifsnyder, sponsor. One of the most useful organizations, the Library Club, performs such nec- essary services as main- taining the library bulle- tin board, keeping the book and magazine shelves in order, an d checking the books in and out. Officers are joan De Luca, president and Peggy Koval, secretary, and Mrs. Wells and Miss Shaffer, sponsors. fzbzzafguzizzce azzof jraoef Miss Reifsnyder. Seated: J. Loetterle, S. Abbott, P. Moss. Standing: B. Heming, H. Bailey, W. Dougherty. Sealed: P. Owens, G. Bruno, C. Patterson, H. Kurtz, J. Salmons. Smnding: P. Afnholt, R. Montello, G. Martin. 70 C5953 A club for intellectuals is the Chess Club. An an- nual tournament was in- stituted this year. Club of- ficers are Robert Fleming, president, Harold Kurtz, vice - president, William Cavaugh, secretary, Rob- ert Riply, treasurer, and Mr. Samuel Rineer, spon- sor. aceeac,-ga om 11121614 garogn ers 7 D. Minnick, B. Battle, Mrs. Mc- Fadden, R. Eagle, J. Deiley, S. Azer. J. Dutill, E. Rahm. The headquarters of the junior Gardeners' Club is the new greenhouse. They learn the art of flower arrangement and in the spring go outside to plant their own flowers and shrubs. They are given valuable advice from the Whitemarsh Women's Club. E R Zgsfess Sealed: R. Trager, E. Swanson, D. Slevoski, B. Benning. Serwzd row: S. Craft, C. Hack. V. Rudnicki, C. Smith, S. DiGioia, Mrs. Gulbran. Third 1'0u'.' Mrs. Boorman, B. Diorillo, F. Waters, E. DiLuca, J. Volpe. Fourth row! Mfjones, M. Hoffman, J. Hack, A. Miller. K. Huguenin. Sealed: II, Koval, L. Smyth, M. Krysa, L. Kronmiller. V. Kron- miller, E. Jobe. Slnzzdizzla' J. Boeschen, O. Wylie, K. Rhodes, B. Fredricks, E. Knissel. B. Kull. G. Knapp. M. Lare, B. Hanley. H. Smith, E. Lowe, B. Riker. The Needlecraft Club brings back many lost arts such as Swedish embroidery, knitting, and tatting. Miss Marianne McNichol is the sponsor. The Hostess Club meets weekly in the home econom- ics department where the girls get practical experience through situation games. The officers are Barbara Benning, president, Delores Selvaski, secretaryg and Eleanor Swan- son, treasurer. Mrs. Boorman and Mrs. Gulbran are the sponsors. say GLA Mr.- Thomas Manuel, the golf club's sponsor, coaches the mem- bers on theory and line play. In the spring club members partici- pate in interscholastic competition. They have received permission from the Sunnybrook Country Club to use their course for prac- tice and as our home playing course. Officers of the club are john Cirafesi, president, and Car- men Sanseverino, vice-president. x75U1fQf3 J. Picarelli, E. Natalini, S. DiBattista, J. Basil, C. Sanseverino, J. Cirafesi Mr. Manuel, Szanding: P. D'Olazio, B. Warton, C. Ratakowski, E. Jobe, J. Hein, J. Lawrence, P. Mattson. Kneeling: D. Majorette, P. Bjorseth, D. Sergeant, J. Zollers. The f l a s h i n g baton exhibitions at our school's football games W e r e per- formed by the twirl- ers. This group was led by drum major- ette Pat Bjorseth a n d directed by twirling sergeant Joyce Zollers. G58 elk G kill? W f N. Wentz, M. Gildersleeve, G. Bean, B, Reeves, M, Fink, N. Tarbutton, captain, J. Capriotti, B. Foulkrod. These smiling faces could be seen at all sport events cheering the teams along. In addition to cheering at games, these girls have marched in parades. They added much color and performance to the marching band. C0616 Quanf B. Johnston, L. Blackburn, A. Maugel, J. Koval, S. Stevenson, D. Wilson. With their flags flying above them and their muskets resting on their shoulders, these six snappy marchers preceded the band at all football games and parades. 'QQ 3793 eil-E I - X 6 2- I 1- sa g, vi xl, . 4 l u i i I 7R goofgczf Captain Carmen Pastino demonstrates one of his accurate passes which has been a great asset to the team. Carmen has done a fine job on defense. ,i,. Uarszky goofgaf cscores P.W. 0lUl1707Z67Zl 6 Ambler .,e, , ,,7,,e, 37 53 Penncrest . , 6 19 Del Haas , ,,,,,,,,,, 6 7 Owen Roberts ,, , , 19 9 Upper Dublin e,,er ,e 2 6 Conestoga , ,,,,, H M19 7 Conshohocken ,,,,e to M18 12 Springford ee,,,, O 26 Boyertown . , e,,,,,, 52 Neither weather nor defeat can dampen the spirit of our boys. Many hours of intensive training and gruelling practice has enabled the team to provide stiff com- petition for our oppo- nents. The team was un- der the leadership of Head Coach Ronald Lancles and assistants Alfred Letrinko, Frank Marello, and Henry Stofko. Another first in the history of Plymouth-Vfhitemarsh was the opening of Colonial Field, scene of many gridiron battles. arszf goofgczf 766122 First row: J. Laputka, J. T. Passyn, J. Pickerell, D. P. Sugalski, R. DiNenno, R. Ward, R. Custard, C. D Filan D Warner - , . , J- Williams, B. Caperella, M. Wildemore, T. Peters, J. Ribble, A. Cannon, J. Shultz, H. johnson, Young. Sefond row: K Fleming, R. Lewis, J. Lukens, W. Mocrynchuck, C. Pastino, D. Topolski, J. Gertz, W. Watton, F. Watton, W. Kull, Wood. Third row: Mr. Landis, B. Fleming, P. Detwiler, D. Zulick, Minor, E. Natalini, A, McQuire, 1. Basil, J. Joiner, L. Donehue, G. Crook, W. Bernardo, Mr. Letrinko. . if S'-r so is Qgfofy gf a Uzbfory . A tense coach and team await the kickoff . . . Will he catch it? . . . A crucial play The gridiron battle draws to an end . . 78 Victory at last! Danni? Mcfey cgcores jifacfey PJV. Oppmzefzl 1 North Penn .,,, .. 4 0 Conestoga ,, , . 5 O Ambler ,,,,,,,, . 0 O Springfield ...,, ,,,,,,, 1 9 Conshohocken Y,., ,Y.,,, O 2 Abington ,,Y,,, ,,,,, , 2 O Jenkintown ,..,, YY,.,,, 2 Cheltenham ee,,, ,,,,,. 1 Upper Merion e,,,,,, ,,,,,, 0 lu DEANNE FOU LKE NELDA SMITH, Cupmirz Operating under their new coach, Mrs. Sarah Hampson, the girls' hockey team expe- rienced a fairly successful Lc,f,,0,.,:gy,,.. season with a record of 2 Rebecca Brown, wins, 5 ties, and 4 losses. Patricia Fineran Firrl row: L. Smythe, B. Minges, L. Ambler, R. Brown, L. Farr, N. Smith, P. Fineran, S. Stevenson, D. Foulke, S, Honeysett, J. Gassner. Sefand raw: D. Bowden, S. Derrickson, N. McCuen, E. Casino, J. Wood, J. Minton, G, Primavera, M. Krysa, K. Houshaulter, S. Jones, E. Barcklow. Third row: C. Hondras, M. Fulmer, B. Rudnicki, L. Sowers, V. Hubbs, B. Buchholz, R. Lyons, T. Bechtel. Steve Shantz, captain, strains to the end of the long run. Under the coaching of Mr. Arthur Wilkin- ross ouzzffy P.W. Opponent 43 Springfield Y,,., ,,Y,,,,V 1 SSH 50 Conestoga ,.,, Y,Y,,,,, 1 5 48 Abington t,,,., ,A,7,,,t 1 5 44 'Church Farm 44 ........17 Central ......,, ,,,Y.,,, 1 8 15 Penncrest ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,Y,,,, 5 O 55 Central Bucks ,t,. e,,.,,ee 2 2 25 Upper Dublin . . ,,,,, 30 47 North Penn .i,,,,. .. ,.,,,,,. .. ,,,,,e .16 SQLOWE7' More win! son, the 1957-58 cross country team at Ply- mouth-Whitemarsh faced a difficult year, par- The team in action during a meet. ticipating in ten meets-nine dual meets and the district meet. 80 Standing, lefl za riglaz: Coach Wilkinson, R. Sague, W. Murdock, 1. Atkinson, P. Garlick, P Grubmeyer, J. Williams, C. Moyer, R. Sague, D. Welchec, T. Burgess, S. Shantz, L. Anderson R. Medvetz, J. Kline, A. Oslick, O. Di Nenno, N. Renninger, A. Schachman, P. Lynch. Kneeling lefl lo righl: M. Moyer, D. MacCork1e, W. Kelley,'R. Clark, D. Wilson, R. Urey, R. McAdoo S. Chaplin, R. Abrams, R. Lobs. 9324 5' ygasfefgaf VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES P.W. Oppottetzt 41 Bridgeport ,H .23 29 Ambler ,,,,,,,., ., .35 21 Upper Dublin rr,,,,, ,,,, 3 4 43 Springfield , ,,,.,, ,,,,, 2 9 25 Cheltenham ,,,, ,, M27 28 Abington , , - 13 49 Upper Merion , ,,,,, 24 REBECCA BROWN, Captain With both varsity and junior varsity operating full strength under the capable steering of Miss Theresa Bizarri, the girls' senior high basketball teams came out the victors for the season. Huey, Smith, and Brown, the high-scoring senior trio Sttvzditzg, left to rigbt: J. Casino, L. Ambler, S. Honeysett, P. Schaeffer, S. Brett, M. Mueller, L. Huey, H. Moore, C. Hondrous, L. Reid, B. Mucha, J. Gassner, B. Mahoney, Miss Bizarri. Sitting, left to right: B. Minges, B, Bucholltz, C. Primavera. N. Smith, B. Brown. M, Krysn. K, Househalter, N. Tarbutton, B. Rudnicki. J 0 57 J czsfefgaf As usual, our boys are-on the ball. 82 Hey, hey, Whatta ya sayg someone take that ball away! Coach Stofko gives last-minute advice for a hopeful victory. Uarszg Zjasfeffaf P.W. Oppofzefzf 41 Spring-Ford , 49 Ambler C 40 Bensalem , , 37 Abington ,,,,, 39 Ridley Twp, ,, 54 Springfield , 28 Upper Dublin 37 Conshohocken 78 O. Roberts 58 Conestoga , ,, 59 P.S.D. r,,, . 31 Bridgeport 52 Jenkintown . , 55 Upper Merion 55 O. Roberts 58 Conshohocken 58 Jenkintown , , 53 Radnor s,,,s,,,,, 45 Upper Dublin 50 Upper Merion George Roberts captain and high scorer 5 Y X . ffl . 51' if RJ . Georges grim determination is exhibited as Anxious anticipation is shown by the spectators as they await the he tries to recover the ball, outcome of the rebound. First row: J. Schulz, B. Hanley, A. Cannon, G. Roberts, D. Zulick, D. Filan, J. Palmer, J, Ribble. Second row: R. Kraus, Mr. Quay, H. Weldie, M. Blackburn, J. Luputka, R. Kiley, B. Thompinson, G. Blum, R. Medvitz, K. Kraus, Mr. Stofko. J oys 7 wzknmzhy P.W. Opponent 23 Abington ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,, A,,,,,, H62 26 Lower Moreland Y,,,,, ,,,,,, 5 9 52 Lower Merion ,,V.rrr rr,... 5 3 30 Lower Merion Y, . ,,,,, 755 21 Cheltenham ,,,,, ,,..rr 6 4 52 Eddystone .r., ..A., 4 5 Senior members and their sponsor, Mr. Piersol, Left to right, on pool's edge: E, Grant, Mr. Piersol. R. Watton. Left to right, in the pool: D. Leighton, R. Sague, E. Mitchell. The forward look. Ready! Set! Go! Famous last words: Don't go near the water. Qzkf 7 cgwzmmzhy Wow! What form I Ready for take-off! Uarszy cgwzizzmzhy Scores P.W. Opponent 36 Jenkintown ,Y,, ,,,Y...,,, 3 4 29 Coatesville ..,.,,. ,,,7,,, 3 6 21 Lower Merion .,,e., e...w,. 5 4 23 Baldwin School l,,... ,,7,,,, 4 0 25 Norristown ,,,...,,,. . ,,e.,l, 50 29 Abington 7,,,,,,,,.,,l,..,,lw.,l,,e,,l,,,,,,,,. 39 One of the new winter sports this year was the girls' swimming team, an outgrowth of the swimming club. The highlight of the season was the meet against the boys' swimming team which the boys won even though they were handicapped by sweatshirts and sneakers. What goes on here? F Fir!! row: J. Minton, S. Derrickson, B. Foulkrod, S. Leighton. Second rou Miss Harrington, S. Atkinson, J. Thompson, M. Summers. Under the coaching of Mr. Ronald Landes and Mr. Frank Marello and with George Rob- erts as captain, the Varsity baseball team had a successful season with six victories and five losses. c73a5e6a! Opponent Conshohocken ,c,ccc, ,,vw,cvc,,,, 2 Upper Merion c,,.,,, North Penn ,,c,,.c, , Upper Dublin .,,,. Lower Moreland Conestoga ....,,,c,c.,, , Owen Roberts Owen Roberts Hill School cc,,,,,, Upper Merion .,cc.,, P.S.D. ,,,,,,,,,,, , 9 ,,,,,,,.12 4 5 ,,,,,,,,12 3 4 6 1 Everything that goes up must come down!! All eyes are focused on home plate. Safe! Strike one! Side-line conference wwe, Fin! row: R. Mayer, J. Wildemore, R. Ripley, R. Di Ninno, G. Roberts, R, Clark, A. Cannon. Serond row: D. Topalski, J. Lukens, C. Pastino, B. Fleming, H. Rahm, J. Joiner, G. Dilks. Third row: NW. Canning, W. Kull, C. Rau, T. Cooke, B. Wittnuaier, P. Detwiler, W. Pitz, J. Ribble, J. Schultz, O. Di Dinno, Mr. Landes. G I 0StS'Q Uarszg ga Grosse cscores PW. Opponeni 3 Springfield CDelaware Co.j ,,,,, . ,, ,, , 7 13 Penncrest ,Y,..,,,,,Y,,,..Y,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,...., ,,,,,,, 5 6 Springfield QMontgomery Co.j i,,,,i .. .7 3 Haverford ,,d,..,,..,,,,d,. ,,i,,d,,d,,d,,d,i,, ,,d,Y,, 8 10 Abington i.,, fffrrr 5 3 Radnor ..,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 5 5 Marple Newtown rr,,,e, ,r.,,, 9 The outstanding seniors on the squad this year were Sally Stevenson, Nelda Smith, Linda Huey, Lois Black- burn, and Rebecca Brown. Nelda Smith was captain and Miss Bizarri was coach. Standing: N. Crawley, B. Fleming, M. Mueller, M. Fulmer, C. Hondrous, L. Huey, R. Brown, S. Brett, E. Barklow, Miss Bizarri. Silling: S. Stevenson, S. Honeysett, L. Smyth, B. Bucholtz, N. Smith, O. Hubbs, B. Minges, L. Ambler, N. Schultz. Kneeling: P. Smyth, D. Thompson, L. Odneath, S. Hansell, L. Blackburn, B. Mahoney, M. Krysa, N. Brown, L. Peterson. 0 onzdf Gapezts The band marches on, In the lead. What's the matter with the team P Where's the ball ? Come on team . let's go! 5 Nm Aglzges f It's not the island fair that's calling to me . . . Zan Ce jlgyffygfs At the Handshakefs Ball Student Con- gress candidates curry favor with the public. Aloha! V M is Y G f LF? Glldeyglm: For whom shall we vote? One...two,..three...kick! l X A 3 is Clever decorating and unusual themes mark this year's school dances. Clubs and classes sponsor these events, some of which may become entrenched in school tradition. The pictures shown here are from the Ber- muda Ball, Hawaiian Hula, and the Hand- shaker's Ball. f Paul Sugalski gets a hold on Frank Watton. gn fram uraf f Action-packed Intramural Night marked the opening of the Second Annual Varsity Weekend, March 7 and 8. l z I ,, George Roberts and john Ribble help each other hit a ball over Mr. Henry Stofko, center, executes an arch' ing jump as he puts the ball over the net into enemy territory, in the faculty-boys volleyball game. Mr. Thomas Manuel and Mr. Ronald Landis stand ready at right. Bill Watton and john Wildemore battle in one of the thrilling wrestling matches. The excitement of a wrestling match captivates the spectators. frown azzofcscepfre fbazzce The long-awaited moment arrives as our queen, Judith Weber, walks to her gilded throne. Patricia Fineran, Arline Maugel, Joanne Ratkowski, Nelda Smith, and Judith Weber were nominated by the Boys' Varsity Club who selected Judith Weber as Varsity Queen. XX X Q E it X x 1 r fe x 4 S,- Judy receives her laur- els f r 0 m Stephen Shantz, president of the Boys' Varsity Club, and Nick Juele, her es- Cort. Queen Judith sits in honor surrounded by her regal court as she is crowned by Stephen Shantz. A glow of happiness envelopes the royal pair. Davud Wilson, one of the solo- ists, with his French horn. Leading the orchestra was Mr. Mer- rit Martin and directing the band was Mr. Marcellus Kuhn. Other groups which participated in the annual concert were the mixed chorus and the school glee club. przkzy 012 Cerf Highlighting the spring season at Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School was the Spring Concert on May 2. An unusual feature was the performance given by the color guard. Eugenia Caseino demon- strated her ability with the baton. Mr. Marcellus Kuhn, director of the Spring Concert. The color guard added to the variety of the concert. The junior High Orchestra plays under the direction of Mr. Merrit Martin. The Norristown Octave Club gives its annual cup to Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School for the fourth year in a row. Charles Woodward is ayvarded the cup by a repre- sentative of the club. The Concert Choir claps in rhythm to Brother Will, Brother john, Another big moment in Plymouth-Whitemarsh history, elif Q Mimi Fink and Betsy Rineholt are the two soloists in the Concert Choir this year. Senorita's Serenade will be remembered as one of the favorite numbers. aesar anof CJQQIUQXJU Ptolemy and Pathinus in the throne room. For the first time an all-school play, Caesar and Cleopatra, was presented on March 14. Caesar, played by William Kull, is introduced to Ptolemy, played by john Sanseverino Caesar convincing Ptolemy to loan him money. Cleopatra, played by Judith Miller, confers with rug merchant Robert Custer. ert Custer. Those seniors participating were: Donna Canavan, William Kull, james Gertg, Lona Farr, Linda Bright, and Rob- Cleopatra being carried in the rug N A 1 R A f I i aan Comin6ncfe me rrl' W s 0 i i A Q 4 ' IOI only my Class day was a success as the young pedagogues of the senior class legally took over the whole institu- tion. QThey had been trying to clo it all yearlj Mrs, Cockley, how you've changed! ww Now, as Iwas saying . . C635 CDG That's worth five points in anybody s book. Who is doing the guiding? Mr. Dombrow cues in his understudy A summit conference? oat-5 soya Would you rather have me clean or on time for P.O.D.? An old, dusty attic filled with Attic Memories was the stage setting, for the third annual Class Night production. The happy frolic was directed by Anne McCaffrey. The scenes on the following pages show some of the hilarious things that kept the audience laughing all evening. Our cheerleaders have changed I don't want to dismiss class. I love tri! 1 Q, L 5. In-the mood! as E , ath, and Plymo Call my baby lollipop . . . -Whitellnarsh. Oh! Stella! But, Mrs. Hampson All good things must come to an end. Officers and their dates gather before dinner in the lounge. Tommy Bray and his or- chestra provided the dreamy music for our senior prom on May 23. A Balmy, star- lit evening was the perfect setting for the long-awaited event. The Rockettes of Plymouth-Vlfhxtemarsh put on an unrehearsed show. These folks seem to be enjoying themselves. XJ The Magic Staircase V.:- Chaperones chat between dances. I07 ji Hungry, happy . . . or both? 0 , ll y Af The dinner was delicious-really Worth Waiting for' Those edible centerpieces helped tide us over 'till dinner. K Wefli A Qi Keep eating, folks. Don't let us bother you. ik J acccz aureafe calaureate service on june 1, 1958. My E, X., .., ,ig x 5? 'M ' Y syisll :Ru sg' .I -flgiil R A V Y'!'.U' .xfls ills fi f Stephen Shantz, president of the Class of 1958 reads the scripture for the Bac- Looking into Life was the topic of the sermon given by the Reverend M. Douglass Willey of Spring Mill Baptist Church. The Invocation was given by the Rever- end Harold F. Doeblerg the Reverend . H. H. Mirly gave the benediction. X e ff The Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Eight Si 'S' rg! . V, .. T hw! E5 1-1' I '55fEi N33'iS' s WPPTTQ . Ri QQ X7 55' ii 5' 'Sf . l09 535 ff-wx .iff grcz ofzczfzozz Miss Lucy A. Valero, Assistant Execu- tive Secretary, Pennsylvania State Educa- tion Association, accompanied by Mr. Cardin D. Brown, Supervising Princi- pal, is the commencement speaker, They are followed by Mrs. Edna M. Smith, President, joint School Board, who pre- sents the Class of 1958 with their diplo- mas and Mr. Rodger T. Dombrow, High School Principal. 3 it .. :.- --main 5,mfz1s .esff .1f:fiM- ia . :Js:, f,:3,,, 1fg..1fu: 5--1-,----t i .,,,,,, i vu i I - nw' L :,..ig', :ffl , at- slsrlsfmiws ,gfisaflltfiigffi P51157-fi' S+ , by ma Wafer O, may the ties that bind us Carry through the years, With a belief in God and Freedom Future without fears, For this is our heritage From our patriots true, Instilled by you the red and blue Of Plymouth-Wfhitemarsh High. Continue to Live is the theme of the student addresses. Nelda F. Smith, james W. Bier- man, and Elizabeth Simons are the student speakers. GER Cardin D. Brown. Supervising Principal Elizabeth Simons and john C. Titus, two of the many award and scholarship winners. ,L- The long awaited moment finally arrives with the passing out of diplomas. K.. Award Summa Cum Laude Sally Stevenson Linda Bright American Institute of Chemical Engineers Margaret Oppenheimer American Legion Citizenship Awards Casey-Sheppard Post No. 895 john Titus Elizabeth Simons Bausch and Lomh Science Award William Anderson Church and Community Cluh of Cold Point Awards in English john Titus Elizabeth Simons jules L. Dachino Award in Business Education Wayne Weidamoyer Daughters of American Revolution Award in Citizen- ship, Germantown Chapter Elizabeth Simons Foreign Languages Award, Presented hy Mr. and Mrs. john K. Wildemore, jr. Linda Bright Frank G. Martin Memorial Award in Character De- velopment Daniel Topalski G. 6' W. H. Corson Award in Mathematics john Williams Margaret Oppenheimer Mount Carmel Sports Cluh Athletic Award George Roberts Patriotic Order of Americans and Patriotic Order of Sons of America, American History Awards john Titus Arlene Ford Plymouth-Whitentartsh Home and School Association Awards in Cooperation, Courtesy, and Service William Kull, jr. Ethel Garlick II2 Readers Digest Award Sally Stevenson Robinson Steel Company Awards in Industrial Arts Carmen Sanseverino Hugh Byrne S pringfield-Whitemarsh Business and Professional Women's Cluh Award in Business Education Mae Cressman Valley Forge Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution Citizenship and History Award Elizabeth Simons Whitemar'sh Lions Cluh Pine Arts Award Karen Simpson Whitemarsh-Plymouth faycee-etts Award in the Arts Lucia Alleva William Bolton-Dixon Post No. 10 American Legion Awards English Elizabeth Simons Mathematics Margaret Oppenheimer john Williams Attitude James Derrickson WNAR Athletic Awards Daniel Topalski Nelda Smith IVhitemarsh Chamher of Commerce Award in Business Education Barbara Hastings Whitenzarsh-Plymouth junior Chamher of Commerce Citizenship Award Nelda Smith v?!,,,5wT,x.Az f -- - bf -,W J -i M fi. 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