Prospect Park High School - Prospector Yearbook (Prospect Park, PA)
- Class of 1953
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Rouigm XVINTILRS lu zlpprvciziliuii of their lcuclcrship and guid- zulcv, new-1' curling patience, considerate under- stzmnling, C11li1llSiZlSlliC inspiration, :md intense loyalty to thc Class uf 1953, wc nlccliculc this 5'czx1'buok. Ofl' limi-s gmail ilu-mls go L1l11101lCCd :md uu- lmcmlmlccl. lu thoughtful rclmspccl, wc' soc these cH'u1'ls in Lhcii' truc value, and are thankful to Ulll' vfllfllllj' zulviscrs. YEAR BOGK ST FF hmm C1mls'1'1cNs1-ix ' Effafm--m-C111ef lI.xm.lcxl41 lil-1x1xcx'1'l-114 Busincxs Hffllllljjffi' Iinsllc Illnsl-3 Sulcs Mrumym' XX'1L14mM 1,A'1 1'liR5UN Pfzfmn Editor lXIMu'IN .'X1m..xMs ArI1'r.'1'ti.w-ivzy Marzugm' IAVIQ ll,-wllmsux lflllil-LR'l'A QLRIH-'l'l'u P?lfJf!Jjjl'fl1J11Llj Editor I-Axx'R1cNu1-1 HAM. Ari Editor six IJHPVIII'-Il Eflitm' Slllkmzx' l 1mNKs Typing Editor MIN ISTRATIO RUSSELL L. WILLIAMS lt seems to me the greatest challenge facing American leader- ship today is the development of moral and spiritual values. Moral values have been shaken by two world wars within one generation, corruption in high offices, and the changing patterns of home and family life. The logical place to start is with our young people. The home, the church, the school, and the community must work together in seeking at solution to this problem. The home is the greatest single factor in forming character. The church seeks to unclerstand and teach the relation of man to Gocl. The community can insure a healthful moral environment. The public Schools can teach these values at every opportunity. The future of American clemocracy may well clepentl in large part upon the initiative and Success with which this challenge is met. SCVCH Q! . Xxx Joan Ackroyd Gene Dogor Helen Fvhl Secretary lleulth 81 Physical Ed. Fommercizxl Ruth Atkinson Iizitin, French. English Harry Cooloy Russell Hillogass Ida Huwvtt Music Junior lligh Mathematics Fommerciul Elizabeth Crzivon Social Studies, Ad. Math. Nancy Curran Senior High English eight Lois Graham Junior High English Solomon Grvvnbcrg: Senior High Science Mildred Hart Library Hclcn Lerch Mary Smith Albert R. Thompson Edward V. Topping Art Home Economics History, P. of A. D. Science Joan McGinnis Hannah Wintcrling Secretary Nurse Robert Michencr Richard Wright Norman Wray Grace Wolfcnden Industrial Arts Health A Phys. Ed. Senior High Mathematics English. Spanish J. E. Sturgis Nagle Guidance, Social Studies John Quick Geography, History 11ll'lC Senior I'l'vsnlvn1 ,HH IN VIIRISTICNSICN Vice-Presirlexxt Ill IKUTI IY ML'KNIGlIT Secretary 1 iIiA1'I'I GORBIGY Treasurer M .XRVIN A IJAMS lfixvculive Board John Yun VVyk Pntrncisl Melruth James Field Norman Hoifert ten Muvm SIIERWOOD AoAMs 4 A classmate true: a worker too. Marv . . . drummer . . . honor student . . . good worker . . . singer . . . red hair . . . neat dresser . 1 . dependable. Football fMgr.j 1, 2, QVJ 3, 4, Basketball QJVJ 1, 2, 3, CVD 4: Baseball QMgr.j 1, QJVQ 2, QVJ 3, 4j Class Treas. 3, 4: Student Gov't. 1, 2, 3: Nat'l. Honor Soc. 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Crafts 3, Varsity 4: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Prospecto1 ' Staff fAdv. IEd.J 41 District Chorus 4. W1L1.1AM FRANCIS ALBENSI Neither good nor very bad, But just a pleasant lad. ' Tis . . . usher . . . Math mind . . . sentence writer . . Tic-Tac-Toe . . . Intramural star . . . Toni Twin . . easy going. lnterelass Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4j Clubs: Hunting and Fishing I, 4, Rifle 2, 3. li1.sm 1iLIzAul-:Tn BLOS1-3 A lover so true will 'never be blue. Letter writer . . . XVarren . . . Folsom . . . shorthand stud'ent . . . independent . . . Jennie Lee . . . early bird . . . one of the vicious triangle. lnterelass Basketball 1, 2, Student Gov't. I, 25 Pros- Pa-Hi 2, 3, 4j Chorus 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Library 1, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Needlework 3: Prospector Staif fSales Mgizj 4. Dnvin A1.'roN Buzz:-:LL Come hither lads and listen, For a tale there is to tell. lluzzie . . . cool pants . . . Spanish student . . . hot rod? . . . Plunkett . . . Post Office . . . A.R.T.'s head- ache , . . theorems. Clubs: Stamp 1, Art 2, Rifle CSec'y.j 3, Leathercraft 4: Senior Play 4: Prospector Staff 4. eleven Luo R. C15R1-LNZIA, jk. In arguing. too. the person own'ri his skill. For even though vanquished he argued still. Flashy clothes . . . Varsity Club UQ . . . kickotls . . . The Barn . . . A.R.T.'s protege . . . bowler . . . Mercury . . . Smorgasbord champ t?j. Football QVJ 45 llasketbztll tjVj .z, 3. lX'l .tg lnier- class: Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 31 Student tiov't. .tg Clubs: Bowling 2, 3, lloxing and Xlrestling 1. Uoms .IoAN C111t1s'1'1-:N SICN Two things a woman cannot hide: That she is sleepy. and tlzrlt she is in love. 'l'Ollllll-Y . . . lil11'z1riz111 . . . feuds . . . Honte lie. . Bobbie . . . 'l'unison's . . . fetninine . . . doinestic. Interclass: Basketball 1, .zg Clubs: l,llll'ill'y 1, 2, 3, 45 Ir'roSpector Staff QLit.j 4. -lUllN Cnms LAllRIS'l'l'1NSliN A mind equal to any 1L7ldU'l'fllkllltg That he puts alongsrlle it. Mr. Editor . . . lf1'ic'S pal . . . actor . . . 'll'illl . . . i1111oet-111 look . . . Mr, Barry . . . plenty of grey lllilllkfl' . . . responsibility. Football I, 2, QVJ 3. 41 llzxsebztll l,,lVl 1. LVD 2, 3, 4g Interclass: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Pres. 2. 4, V.P. SQ Student Gov't. 3Q Pros-l'a-Hi 41 liztnd 1, .z, 3, 4Q Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Clubs: Howling 3, Varsity 3, 4, Scott's Hi-Q 4Q Senior Play 41 Prospecto1 ' Stuff tlid.- in-Chietfj 45 Outstanding Science Student Awztrtl 3. jAe1c N. lLxx'11mst1N The trouble is small: The fun is gl'6tlfl'.U Persistence . . . Photograplter . . . Parties . . . Naval reserves . . . Chevie . . . XXI-bb's buddy . . . XYl1e1'e's our study? . . . Oh, that laugh! Pros-Pa-Hi SQ Clubs: Science 1, 3, l'l1o1o, 3, .Xrt 4: Prospector Staff QPhoto. lid.j 4. twelve W 1 imiixtxt QRUCKER DILLUN Be silent and safe'- Silence never betrays you. 'l'ie-tae-toe . . . l'.O.D, enthusiast . . . man of few words . . . hard worker . . . shy . . . blond hair . . . driver? . . . quiet. Clubs: Hunting and Fishing 2, 3, 4, l'rospeetor Stuff 4. .X1.m-:k'r Xl'i1.1.lA1u liklekson, jk. Happy and gay, in a friendly sort of way. lC1'iC . . . friendly . . . homework eheeker . . . good sport . . . Chris' buddy . . . youngster . . . money maker . . .dig-out. Football CDIVJ 2, tVj 3, 45 Basketball tjVj CMgr.D ig Track 3, 43 lnterclziss: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student tiov't. 3, Clubs: Bowling 2, 3, Varsity 3, 4Q Prospeetor Stuff 4. CONt'l'1'l l'A M. l'qERZE'1 l'l If silence were golden she'd he u, mvilliomtiref' Quiet . . . big family . . . St. James . . . letters . . . squeaky . . . Home Ec. student . . . Janice . . . bowler. Clubs: Bowling .2, 3, 4: I'rospeetor Staff 4. jmutas li. l-'usLD His wit makes others witty. Vim . . . l'was the night before Christmas . . . sawbuck . . . lover . . . lllll Ave. gang . . . class clown . . . johnny-O . . . uncle. .liootball QVJ 3, 4, Basketball t-lVj 1, 2, 3, QVQ 4: Baseball CJVJ 2, tVj 3. 4: Student Gov't. 2, 3, tV.P.j 4, Clubs: Boxing and Wrestling I, Chess 2, Bowling 3, Varsity 41 Class Exec. lid. 41 Senior Play 45 Prospec- tor Staff 4. thirteen Siiiiunsv ANN lfmisks A lovely lady, yarmemed in thc light from her own beauty? Danny . . . skater . . . crowning glory . . . Chester com- muter . . . attractive . . . one of the vicious triangle . . . that ring! . . . misses Norma. lnterclass: Basketball 1, 23 Student Govt 32 I'ros-l'a- Hi 1, 2, 3, 45 I rospector Staff C'I'yping liflj 4. Aunkv C. l'iRliDliRlC1i5ON The mlldest manners and the gentlest heart. ' Absentee . . . Freddie . . . prompter . . . hair-dos . . delicate . . . sensitive . . . movies . . . baby sitter. Interclass: Basketball 1 5 Chorus 2, 3, 41 Clubs: Needle- work 3, Bowling 2, Typing xg Prospector Staff 4. 1f1.oiuaNci-: M. Auiv1s'ri:oxt: FL'kix1AN As the sun colors flowers. So does art color llfef' Floss . . . artist . . . nice dresser . . . quiet . . . sweet shop . . . good student . . . pleasant . . . Office Practice. l'ros-I'a-Hi 3, 45 Clubs: Art 1, 2, Leathercraft 3, Howling 43 Prospector Nail 4. tiimci-1 JAN ic Liounifiv A friendly smile, a wimmig way Brings forth her charms every day. Agree.-able . . . blushes easily . . . Evelyn . . . smooth complexion . . . Twp. dances . . . Secretary . . . manag- er . . . summer jobs. Hockey UVQ 1, 2, Basketball QHIVD tMgr.j 2, 3, QVJ tMgr.j 45 Interclass: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class St-c'y. .:, 3, 4, lixec. lid. IQ National Honor Society 4: Majorettes 3, fCapt.j 4Q Student Gov't. IQ Pros-Pa-Hi 1, 2, 3, 45 Hand CSec'y.j 41 Clubs: Pros-Pa-Hi 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Varsity 45 Senior Play 4Q Prospector Staff 4. fourteen R0lll'IR'l'A l'il.0RliNCl'I QiRlFFl'l'll With malice toward none and charity toward all. Hockey manager . . . Bobbie . . . Can I have your home- work, Bobbie? . . . New Yorker . . . jane . . . books . . . author . . . sees something good in everyone. Hockey tAsst lylgrj 1, ty-IVJ tMgr.j 2, 3, QVD tMgr.j 45 lnterclass: fAsst. Mginj 1, Basketball 2, 3, Softball IQ Clubs: Library 1, 2, tPres.j 3, 4, Varsity 45 l rospeclor Staff fl.it. lidj 4. WA1.'1'1':u l,Aw1u4:Nc1c llA1,1. Sincerely kind to allg Always willing to play ball. Betty Lou . . . Model A . . . Bullet's pal . . . sports . . . Capt . . . hunter . . . traveler . . . stage hand. Football QVJ 3, 4, Basketball Q-IVQ 1, 2, QVJ 3, Capt. 43 Track QJVJ 1, QVJ 2, 3, 4, Pros-Pa-Hi 3, fArt lid.j 4Q Student Gov't. 25 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 Projection Operator 3, 45 Clubs: Hunting and Fishing I, Rifle Ql'res.j 2g Senior l'lay 43 l'rospector Staff tArt l'1d.j 4. W u.1.1,x zu lion lx1,n HAM ILTUN One inch of joy surmonnts of grief a spun. Because to laugh is proper for a man. Hain . . . l.ynn . . . college man . . . .lorden . . motor scooter . . . constant laugh . . . curly hair . . . 'lionnny Dorsey t?l. Football QVB 4, Baseball 3, 43 lnterclass: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Student Gov't. SQ Pros-l-'a-Hi 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 42 Chorus 3, 4, Clubs: Vis. lid. 2, 3, Varsity 42 Senior Play 4, Prospector Staff 4. .IANI5 C1514-:s'1'r: Hll.lblQNliRANlJ Slow in choosing cz, friend, slower in changing. Moody . . . cheerleader tryouts . . . Don . . . Grizley . . . church . . . Roberta . . . outspoken . . . graceful hands. Clubs: Art 1, Bowling 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 42 Prospec- tor Staff fLit.l 4. l:lflCC!'l Nouixmx l'.lxi'1. l'lo1fi-'l':1t'r Happy am I: From care I am free. HotT,' . . . sonicrlay it'll hc ll czn' . . . I,:n'ry's pai . . . zunatcur photograplicr . . . wavy hair . . . anothcr Smor- gasborcl champ . . . sux playcr . . . from l'.O.lJ, to library. Class I'rcs. 3, lixcc, lltl. 41 Stumlcnt flov't. 41 llzincl 2, 5, 45 Cluhs: Hunting :incl lfishing I, llowling .:, 3, 43 l'rospcctor Staff 4. .ll-INNIIC I,1A:i-1 lN1lSSINl2l'IR A compound Of oddity. frolic and fun. Mopc . . . niotorcyclcs . . . that rcrl-liczulctl tt-inpcr . . . clot-sn't know what curlcrs arc . . . lciml sistcrs . . . lmlnc lforcl . . . thircl part of thc vicious trinnglc . . . oh! thosc jokes l lntcrclass: llziskcllmll zz Cluhs: .Xrt 1, J, l,cz1tl1crcr:nft 3, Typing 4Q l'rospcctor Stall' 4. lJONAI.IJ IlL'kN1css Nlcliicxzlla M'isch,ief+-this is the guy. Miss Cmu-ii's pct? . . . hot roll . . . would hc pool shark . . . flute player? . . . lJcc . . . tilcn-Nor . . . Intru- nnlral tlash . . . nnnnhlcs. lntcrclnss: llztslu-thall 4, llzlsclmll I1 llzlnrl I, .:, 4: Chorus 45 Clubs: Chess 1, llowling 2. 32 Vrojcctor Opcr- zttor 4. lbokorllv Ilofzua lXlCKNItilI'l' 'I11teIlige11ce is the highest 1'irfue: Honesty. kindness and the like comes with it, lfirst of zu quartct . . . chccrlczulcr captziin . . , District chorus . . . zxthlctc . . . fi.Y,C. prcsiclcnt . . . scratch my hack . . . scznnstrcss? . . . hztil' trouhlcs. Hockey 1-lX'l 1, .:. UW 5, 41 llnskctbull thlX'j 1. .z, CVD 3, 42 Softlmll 1.lX'l I. tYl 1, 3, 42 lntcrclass: llaskctbztll 1, 21 Class tY.l'.l 4: Cliccrlczulcr 3, tfaptj 41 Stuclcnt Govt 2. tTrcz1s,l 4g l'ros-l'a-Hi .1, 3, 41 National Honor Socicty 41 l-lzmfl 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus I, .z, 3, 45 Chills: 'Typing .2. Yztrsity 3, tl'rcs.l 43 Scott's Hi-Q 4Q l'rospcctor Stall 45 Sli. llist. Chorus 3, 4. sixtccn PATRICIA ANN MELRATH LikeaI1le as well as lookablef' Athlete . . . cheerleader . . . Blondie . . . hockey co-captain . . . musician? . . , idolizes Miss Schumann . . . second in the quartet . . . neat. Hockey QJVQ I, 2, tVb 3, CCO-Capt.j 4, Basketball UV? I- 2, CVD 3, 415055311 UV? 1, 2, CVD 3, 4: lnterclassz Basketball I, 2Q Class Exec. lld. 41 Cheer- leader 4g Student Gov't. 4, National Honor Society 42 Pros-Pa-Hi 3, 4g Band I, 2, 3, 41 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Clubs: Typing 2, Varsity 3, CTreas.j 4g Prospector Staff 4. ALVA BARBARA MILLER A head full of Izrafnsg a mouth full of words. Gabby . . . Johnnie . . . Ingleneuk . . . seat of honor in P.O.D .... clothes . . . brainy . . . almost never cracks a book . . . Anne. Interclass: Basketball I, 2, Clubs: Art I, Typing 2, 3, Senior Play 4. MARLEARET h,7lRGlNIA MOORE Full of pep, full of fun, She's a friend to everyone. Ginny . . . shorty . . . Dottie's sidekick . . . sports . . third of a quartet . . . blushes . . . good classmate . . GimIy's car pool. Hockey UVJ I, 2, QVJ 3, lCo-Captj 4j Basketball QJVJ I, 2, 33 Softball QJVJ I, 25 Interclass: Basketball I, 2, 31 Cheerleader 3, 45 Student Gov't. 3, 4, National Honor Society 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4Q Clubs: Art I, Typing 2, Varsity 3, tSec'y.j 45 Pros-Pa-Hi 2, 3, 4, Prospector Staff 4. , JOHN NIICHAEL MURTAUGII What care I for worry. work. or trouble T l..A. man . . . haIIds in his pockets . . . likes walking? . . . the barn . . . Sweet Shop . . . XYes' pal . . . future shortstop . . . pool shark. Baseball UVJ 25 Clubs: Hunting and Fishing 4. seventeen MARLYN ANN Nr:i.soN How cheerfully she seems to grin. Blushes . . . big brother . . . Nels . . . l'.O.lJ. soloist . . . Color Guard . . . chemistry student? . . . souvenirs from japan . . . skater. Hockey QVJ I, 2, 3, Softball tjVJ ig lnterelass: Basketball 25 Pros-Pa-Hi 33 Clubs: Art I, Typing 2, VVriters 43 Prospector Staff 4. NANCY Lug News She's pretty to wa.'k with and witty to talk with. She's lovely, she's engaged . . . liarl . . . lngleneuk . . Daisy . . . beautician . . . witty . . . Mr. XVinters . . . good dancer. Interclass: Basketball IQ Student Gov't. 23 Clubs: Art 1, Typing 2, 3, Travel 43 Senior Play 4: l-'rospt-ctor Staff 4. Wi1.1.iAM SYNYARD PA'r'ri:usoN, jk. What's tltme! Mfm hasffo1'eve1'. Slowpoke . . . cake baker . . . Black Raider . . . lay a patch . . . Moo-se . . . patrons . . . Marvin . . . captain. Football QVQ 1, 2, QVJ 3, QCapt.j 43 Basketball Q-IYJ 1, 2, QVJ 3, 43 Baseball UVJ 2, tVj 3, 4, Class Pres. 1, Exec. Bd. 1, 2, 35 Pros-Pa-Hi 3, 45 National Honor Society 49 Clubs: Chess 1, Pros-Pa-Hi 2, Varsity 3, 41 Senior Play 43 Prospector Staff tPatron. 1241.7 45 Amer. Legion Award 1 3 Civic Club Award I. XYA 5. ' bxxlu , h xg, X -'X ' . Q ,P ' pls.-'A ' khKhENE.,kSUE'QREhiENTER t -- ffwneh zninginook blaolc and sim-my, X ' ' , ' Andjye doesn't ssemfworfli while. JN -.4 N -Xu ' A She has an ebay 'remedya . ft NX neil, i ff Two diwqples and a .smllefQ ' xg it 1 'K Basketball captain . . . thatdaligh L al.. wo'uid-be driver . ' . . . Sl10'I't+IHI1dl' . .-. 'ying pong,fi,niiyo'iib?A J :'. shanty xv' . ,,. traveler . . .optimist Ji, Ex x is fl' 1. I N iN ' ' J ii 'F - ' - HQSISCYCQIVXD 2, 3s -ti fliasksball 1, 2, VT3 t NJ 4 S9ftballttJVb a gf? 3 4- 1 v r -v ' ' A . A . - , , . , KX. i'x1terclass,p'Baskcfbamll,I. 23 Pros-Pa- ' tixiius. Mgrj ,Q 45 5k1,bs:,YLTeens if Bowlin ,2, SEX 3, Varsity 3, fV.l'.j14g 'Pros -cto1 '? tBus. gr.j 4, l'. I'. TeacherQ'Ass'n.. Arlltfilftl eighteen W11.L1A1x1 Bkltsos RItlll'l'NOllR The truth will never be known Of the pleasures he calls his ownf' Hot Rod . . . Rite . . . intramural player . . . Sunoco . . . Hazel's protege . . . artist? . . . Twp. dances . . . quiet. lnterclass: llasketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball 3, 4, Clubs: llunting and lfishing 1, 2, Rifle 3, Art 4. MAXY A. SAs'r1z1: Tis u credit for a good giirl to be neat. Sports fan . . . neat . . . Home lic .... excitable . . . 'l'V fan . . . prompter . . . l'atsy's sidekick . . . blushes. lnterclass: Basketball 2, Clubs: Art 1, llowling 2, 3, 4, Typing 4. 4 .Xmcu -IAN1: Sisurn The secret of success is constmmy of purpose. Musician . . . A, 'lf' . . . Big Story Alicen . . . hard worker . . . perfectionist . . . last of the quartet . . . VVest Chester . . . A student. Hockey 2, 3, LVD 42 Softball tAsst. Mgrj 2, tlX'lgr.l 3, 4, Basketball UVB 3, LVD 45 Interclass: llasketball 1, 2, 31 National Honor Society 3, 4, Pros- l'a-Hi 1, 2, 3, Qlidj 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4j Chorus Accom- panist 1, 2, 3, 43 Clubs: Typing 2, Library 3, Pros-Pa-Hi 3, Varsity 4, VVritt-rs Cllresj 43 Scott's Hi-Q 45 Pros- pector Staff 45 Sli. Dist. Band 3, 4, State Band 3. CLARA MAE SM1T11 Speak low. speak little!! lluddy . . . quiet . . . up state-r . . . brothers . . . book reader . . . model . . . frank . . . gym skipper. Pros-Pa-Hi 45 Clubs: Bowling 3. 4. nineteen XVILLIAM C. SMITH He who hath a thousand friends, Has not a friend to spare. .lands homework . . . lsn't there another way of doing this? . . . Crosby . . . love scene . . . Student Govern- ment President . . . Casanova . . . tiussie's . . . lllue lleetle. Football t.lVl 2, QVH 3, 4: llaskethall tjV'l I, .z, 3 CVJ 4: llaseball t'lVl 1, LVD 3, 42 Student tiov't. I, fl'res.l 4: Band I, .:, 3, 42 t'horus I. 2. 3, 43 Clubs: Varsity 3. 45 Senior l'lay 4: Prospector Stall' 4. ANNI-2 lN'lADALlNlC STEIN Live, laugh and be happy. Dreamer . . . Don . . . Ingleneuk . . . Mrs, Taylor . . . earrings . . . Alva . . . gullible . . . baker. Color Guard 25 Clubs: Art I, Typing .z, 3, Senior Play 4. 'Ions jacon VAN XYYK To play the game for all that's in it. To play the game and play to win it. Clieniistry student? . . . athlete . . . XVitmer's house I . . ll.V.C. treasurer . . . temper . . . nice dresser . . . family ear troubles . . . college plans. Football tjVj I. QYJ 3, 3. 4g Basketball qjYl I, 1, 3, QVQ 4: Track 2, 3, tCapl.5 4: lnterclass: Basketball IQ Student G0v't. I, 35 l'ros-l'a-Hi 4: Clubs: Hunting and Fishing I, Bowling 2, Yarsity .2, 3, 4: l'rospector' Stat? 4: Track Medal, I mile, 3. limirxn ll. Wrznn, JR. A compound of fun and good nature. Ridley l'ark . . . Naval reserves . . . No blood . . . ,lack's pal . . . loafer . . . l'.O.lJ .... shorty . . . .lack's parties. Clubs: Aud. Vis. lid. 3: Projector Operator 3, SQ Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: t'Prospector Staff 4. twenty NVILLIAM I.. XNHALEY Wit and humor are born with a man. lVhalc Boat . . . tacklc? . . . 200-pountlcr . . . swamp land . . . scaman rccruit . . . monitor . . . witty . . . blanct. Football CVE 3. 43 Track LVB 2, 3, 4j Student Gov't. 45 Clubs: Hunting and Fishing 1, Crafts 2, Varsity 3, 4. l'A'l'RlClA rXNN W1LuAN1i No mind is thoroughly welborganlzed- That is deficient of a sense of humor. Commuter . . . original . . . spellcr? . . . two homes . . . tlietcr . . . nicc to know . . . Carrie . . . locker room fashion show. Baskctball UVB 1, 2, 3, QVJ 4g Interclass: Basketball 1, 2j Clubs: Art 1, Typing 2, Bowling 3, Varsity 42 St-nior Play .tg Prospector Staff 4. XX'lLL1AM H. XYORRIQLI, Make your own way And people will make way for you. l'l.V.l'. l'rcsitlt-nt . . . Marion . . . bum kncc . . . tlanccl' . . . poultry farm . . . liltlc brothcr's idol . . . model trains . . . rcfcrt-t- hatcr. lfootball QDIVJ I, 3, QVB 3, .ig llztskctball CJVJ I, 2, tVl 3, 43 Nast-ball LUIVB 1, KVB 2, 3, .tg Clubs: Varsity 3, QPres.j 4. CAROLYN ANNE Yoomz Let loznorrow take care of tomorrow. Hitleaway . . . Columbus ccntcr . . . thc farm . . . lnmsekccpt-1' ...' mintl of her own . . . bantzun books likes school? . . . horscback ritlcr. l.ibcrty High School: Cliccrlcaclcr fjX'l 1, lYl 21 Glcc Club 23 llaskctball tjVj 1, CVE ZQ Class Prcs. I. Prospect l'ark High School: Clubs: l.ib1':try .2. 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'l'hv.- fu-5h1 - hu 11011 cc 111 lt -1 their hlllllllil' Highpx :mtl 2 lUUl'-111' B f01'11':11'1l t0-t 1-1 s h J1110' ztctiv S. 'l'l1m'St' 2111111110115 lm ., 1111 f' s Zlll' 111- 1 I 011 tht-11' 1' ty t :ml 01111 f 21 gn-att-1' 'ist-t t 111' sch00l, , :lt tht-1' will Min- t0 11 tl1 , 0cs 0f mutgcui class, 411111 wt- l' 1 t t tht-5' 11.1111 P - 0, awww-9 YV ff I 5 1111-11ty-six btqyj ff Ff + 'iff Nb.,-' to 'X' fm 4: n EIGHTH GR DE I-IOMEROOM ADVISERS: Mr, Norman Wray, Miss R-1 First si-iiivstw: Prcsidont, Ada Griflithg Viet--Pm-sidvlit. Charlos Wilkt-ng Svcrctary, Francine' Maclmwskig Ti'vasui'cr, Robvrt Conlin. Svcond st-nwstvr: Prcsidvnt, Richard Frasurg Vivo-Prvsidvnt, Paul Mvist-lg Secretary, Jim Fvgt-ly: Tri-asurvr. Robert Conlin. SEVENTH Ht-lon Fohl. 8-2+ First, sviiivstm-r: l i'i-sitiviit, Rulwrt Umm lvyq Vicv-Piwsiilviit, Nancy Wuuliwyg Sm-i'vtai'y Lorraiiiv Embong Trvasuri-i'. Carulyn Fritz. Socond somostvr: PI't'Silll'I1LwROlJt'l't Conley Vice-Prosident, Charlvs Lowi-:'Svci'vtary, Loi rainc Embong Trcasurcr, Robcrt Irrgang. GRADE , wing X f , ,A I-IOMEROOM ADVISERS: Mr. J. E. S. Naglv, Miss 7-1 First si-uivste-i': Prosidviit, Alba-rt Costa: Si-crt-t:u'y, Ralph Figgsg Trvasurcr, Vernon Smith. Si-cond si-Iiivstvr: Pri-sidi-nt, Jam- Shi-ltonp Vicw-P1-4-sitls-lit, Ralph Figgsg Sccrvtary, Rosi- Mariv Czirtt-r. twt-1115 V1 Elizahvth Cravvn. 7-2 First si-xiivstoiw Priisidviit, Richard Hoi wig: Vicv-Prosidvnt, Carulyn Rutlit-rt'orri: Svc retary, Patsy Lowog Tiwzisiiiw-i', Nancy Dowdy Svcond st-iiivstvr: PM-sith-xit. Bruci- Buzzi-ll Vici--Pix-sitit-lit, Patty Wigiitiiiziiii Svviw-t:ii'y B:ii'hara Cuiistiintim-5 'l'i'i-asiiri-i-. Nina Curr. WSCVCII Sports VIRGINIA MOORE LARRY HALL PATRICIA MELRATH Ilorkcy Co-Captains Boys' Brmlceflmll Cupiuin VVILLIAM PATTERSON HARLENE REMENTER ioutlmll Vuprrzrzz Girlx' LI41.':Icf'fl1nII Fupmir IWCIIIX -nina' I F OOTBALL Mr. ilibllll M. 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' ' ll11N 1111111 ll11 1 ll .X1111111g' 1111- 11121111 l11'1g111 1211-1111's 111-1'1- 11111 1X'111'1'1-113 405 1111' , '2 , .1 1'1 112111 211111 X,111L'1' l'11111'211'211111 1111111 111-11 1111-1' 1111- .211U1l11l1'li. 111-1:1111 1.1111-1 111111111 111111s1-11 1:111- 111 1111- 51-21s1111, 111111'11 111111-11 ll 111--' 1111111 1111111112151 11-11 --:11111-w. 5 5 11111'1y'-11111 GIRLS' BASKETBALL ' . . . . . 111-1111'1- 1111- 1Il'Sl H111111- 111 1111- S1-11s1111 was DlilY1'll, 1111- 'II'1S v111's11x' 1-1cc11-11 115 N . 5 ,af-'0 i1l11-11' 111111111111 C1-1111-1' 111111111 11111'l1-111- 111-1111-1111-1'. Lvllfltl' 1111- 11l1l1- 111111'11i11q 111 ff . . . . ' WJ ., f1V1'1ss 1 -gm' 111111 Mrs. 5llll1ll, 1111- 1L'11l11 111115111-11 1111- S1-11s1111 111111 flllll' 111115 111111 ff - 1' ' - . 1 . . - 1 1 . J' A gl ' 111 1-11-111s. 11111111- 11111111-1', 5111111111 11111-111-1'1 111111 51ll'2l lllllk' 1111111' 11111 1111 47,3 1 U l A. . 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' . . . , I If-1' 11111311 ,xx'l1'15111- 1111-113 111 ll cl11f1- g111111- 111111 1'.1111j'hl4lIl1', 1111- llllllll' 11-11111 111111 l11sl. 48--41, Ay 1' 11111411-ex 111111 1111-11' 111s1 g111111-, 411-311 111' l1K'tl'1ll1l1g L'11ll111g1l11l1-. I ' '11, ', ' D . l11g'l1 5L'111.C1-S 111-1'1-Z .l111111 XXU1il1'l'j', 11183 1111 N11-l1'111l1, N31 11111111 N1'1i11igl11. :Ng 1'1-ggy Qllltblilllilll 111111 lxlilflilll 511:K1-11111-, 31 111111 511 1'1-5111-1'11x'1-ly. '11111' IX s 1'1-1111111 1111' 1l1c 51-1151111 was 111'c wins 111111 1l11'1-1- l11ss1-s, t11i1'1y-111111-Q BASEBALL E. Morrell, J. Cigler, J. Field, W. Smith, V. Fioravanti, W. Worrell, J. VanWyk. C. Amos, W. Pattc-rson, E. Andrews, F. Touchstone, R. Ives, J, Waters, D. Hamilton, R. Kvwlc-y, VV. Wvichvlt, R. Rhodes, C. Walsh. C. Calder, B. Simmons, B. Murphy, L. Corenzia. L. Bass- vtt, M. Adams, D. McKenzie. Russell Hillegass, coach. TRACK Track: W. Whaley, L. Ccrenzia., H. Beagle, V. Shockley, P. Conley, W. Erickson. L. Hall, J. VanWyk, G, Gottel, E, Andrews, W. Worrell, J. Field, C. Calder, R. Grifliths. N. Flora- vanti. J. Thompson, Mr. Topping, coach. thirty-four SENIOR AT HLETES BOYS' VARSITY CLUB SENIOR ATHLETES GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB ll1i1'ly-iivc W H Vlx'-six WW ,A,. ,,....g,.w,.q.W.xM... M Activities NATIONAL HONOR CHEERLEADERS SOCIETY Dorothy McKnight, Cflfpmin, Marvin Adams BAND Alice Jane Smith VVilliam Smith. Presidcrlf GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB COLOR GUARD Da,-othy McKnight, Prczxident Marlyn Nolson, Captrmi BOYS' VARSITY CLUB MAJORETTES William WVo1'n-ll, President Gvacc Gorbcy. Captain tliirly-st-vcll MUSICAL .Xs s111111 IIS sc1111111 13L'Q2llI 111 51-1111-111111-1', 1111-11111111, llI1111'l' 1111' 1'1111111111- 11111-1'111111 111 11s 11-11111-1' 11-11' 11111'1'1' C111111-v 111-11111 11s 8:1111 ,X. 111. 111':11'11111-s. U111- 111 1111- 111's - 1 . 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'l'l11'l111:1 H1-1'1'i1t, 1 kI:1111-1 lqk'l'5l' lllltl ll:11'l1111'z1 SlL'lll. ,lull 11111l Jlll 1-1l1111l 111 1l11-sv 11111s11'11l llllgklllllflllllllls uf lll'1lSlJL'Cl l':11'l1 lllgl1 S1'l11111l X1'1111l1l l11' ll 1l1lllC11l'1 l:1sl1, 'l'l11'11' 1111111l1-11f11l 111'1'f111'111:1111'1's will lung' l11- 1'1-1111-111l11'1'1'1l. STUDENT GOVER MENT Faculty Advisvr: Mr. A. R. Thompson. First Semester: President, William Smithg Vicv-Prvsiclvnt, Junive: Fir-ld: Sc-crvtary, Bvtty Lou Cochrung Tiwwisurer, Dorothy McKnight. Servonri Smnexfer: Prvsimll-nt. Rohr-rt Sluymzilu-x'3 Vice--Prosiclont, Larry Hall: Sncrutary, Betty Lou Cochrang Trcasurvr, Patricia Mvlrnth. NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY Sca!f'd: Patricia Molrzith. Marvin Adams, Alico Jane Smith, Dorothy McKnight, Virginia Mum-0. Srrlnd- ing: Mr. E. V. Topping. advisn-rg Barbara Meredith, Fred Touchstone, William Patterson, Doris Barnshaw, Miss Hclvn L, Lerch, adviser. 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The play 111111 11s 1111-111111'11-s 11'1-1'1- 1110141-11 2111111 111 11l1' 111111- 1l1'1l1Q,I, 11s 1-1'1-ry1111Q 11111141-11 f111'11'111'11 111 1h1- lJ1:1.l'1j' 111 1111- 11111111- of 11111 L-11l'1S1K'1lSC11. forty-two SE IOR BALL On March zo, 1953, the Class of '53 held their Senior Ball and llanquet at the Aronimink Country Club. Upon arriving at the Club the girls went upstairs to tix up and pin on their beautiful corsages. They then came down the stairs to tind their escorts, impeccable in attire, patiently awaiting them. Iiveryone then entered the dining room where the tables, decorated very taste- fully with tlovrer centerpieces a11d lighted candles, were set. After eating the wonderful turkey dinner the couples strolled around the Club and its grounds admiring' its spacious beauty. Q pf 'si .Q-'Rf' I ix . Around nine o'clock Marty Lahr's band arrived, and after the tables were pushed back the couples moved out onto the tloor ready to dance to the superb music. Of course the couples had their pictures taken-the girls beautiful in their dresses and the boys handsome in their tuxedos. Besides these pictures the photographers took pictures of the 'whirling couples on the dance floor so We could add the memory of this enchanting night to our Yearbook. At the magic hour of twelve adios was said to all as the couples gathered their wraps and reluctantly took their leave. COMMl'l l'lCl2S: Site-XVilliam Smith, Chairman ,' Harlene Remcnter. Orches- tra-Norman Hoffert, Clzairmang Alice -lane Smith, Patricia Melrath, Donald Hamilton. Decoration-james Field, Norman Hoffert, Patricia Melrath, Alice .lane Smith. forty-three CLUBS SCO'1 I S HI-Q R. Winn-rs, :ulvisvr BOWLING FLUB R. Atkinson, HCIVIIIVI' VVRITERS' FLUH R. Wintvrs N. Curran :ulvisvrs PROS-PA-HI R. Winti-rs G. Wolfe-ndm-ii advisi-rs HUNTING Sz FISHING CLUB R. Williams, :idvim-I' LIBRARY CLUB M. Hart, advisvl' RED CROSS SERVICE FLUB E. Cravon. il dviso 1' SOFIAL CLUB H. Fvhl, advisvl' TUMBLING CLUB E. V. Topping. :ulvisvr CHESS CLUB J. E. S, Nziglv. :iflvi-14-1' RIFLE CLUB N. Wray. zulvisvr MODEL CLUB R. Hillvgass. advisvi- NEEDLEWVORK CLUB Mrs. M. Smith. advisvi' JR. PROS-PA-HI G. VVol1':-ndvn. ziclvisvr Features JOHN CHRISTENSEN Senior Class President GERALD LILLEY Junior Class Prvsidunt M1415 -Ilvv History The strains of Pomp and Circumstance swelled and then died away as the last Senior took his place on the platform. The long walk up the aisle climaxed the days at Prospect Park High School. As we sat on the platform and looked down over the sea of faces, we seemed to retrace our steps over the past four happy years. In our memories, we saw ourselves as happy Freshmen class meeting. At this time we elected William Patterson, VanWyk, Vice-Presidentg Anne Stein, Secretary, and Larry Mrs. Lois Graham and Mr. Francis Buchy were our class activities made our Freshman year a busy one, and we found event wa.s a magazine drive sponsored by Curtis Publishing result of this drive was a very considerable expansion of our having our tirst Presidentg john Hall, Treasurer. advisers. Many that our biggest Company. The bank account. Our Sophomore year is a little more vivid in our memories than our life as Freshmen. This second year of high school was felt to be a little more important, and we were anxious to get started on the many activities ahead of us. As a preliminary to all such activity, we called a class meeting and elected john Christensen as President, VVilliam Smith, Vice-President, Grace Gorbey, Secretary, and Marvin Adams, Treasurer. Our first important project was selling Christmas cards and wrappings. This created quite a boom in our treasury, In january, we remember with much pleasure the arrival of our pins. February 24, 1951, we also remember, we held our first very successful social event, the Sophomore Hop, in the Gym- nasium. The Aquacade Dance was decorated with mermaids and fish so that it looked like an underwater scene. Now we remember very clearly our junior year. Like other years we started out by electing our Otiicers and Executive Board: Norman Hotfert, President, john Christensen, Vice-Presidentg Grace Gorbey, Secretary, and Mar- vin Adams, Treasurer. Our Executive Board of Alva Miller, XVilliam Erickson, Anne Stein and Larry Hall completed the list of class leaders. One of the first thrills of our junior year was one for which all juniors wait anxiously, and the arrival of our class rings made us very happy. We can still remember walking around with our hands in front of us so everyone could see and admire our rings. We can remember well our peanut crunch sales and how we practically sat on peoples' doorsteps until they bought some. Our junior Prom, Cinderella's Ball, at the Masonic Hall, is a never-to-be- forgotten evening in our lives. The crystal ball rotating in the center of the ceiling and the dreamy music of The Criterions will always bring happy memories. forty--six History 'I'his year, as in the Sophomore year, Mrs. lda Hewett and Mr. Robert Winters were our class advisers. And it is now that we realize that our Senior year is also at memory with all of its -fun and hard work. We were led successfully through our tinal year by our President, john Christenseng Vice-President, Dorothy McKnightg Secre- tary, Grace Gorbey, and Treasurer, Marvin Adams. Our Advisers were Miss Ruth Atkinson and Mr. Robert Winters at the start of the year. In January Mr. Winters left .Prospect Park, and we were lucky to have Mr. Richard Wright take over in his place. Football season soon rolled around and found the Seniors ill charge of the hot dog stand at all of the home games. The class chose Building, Selling and Buying Committees to handle this aifair. Everyone did a wonderful job, and it was only through hard work that we made a large protit. Our Yearbook got under way in October. Trying to look as pretty or as handsome as we could, we posed as the photographer took our pictures. For a few weeks we anxiously awaited the results of our efforts, in the meantime having chosen our editorial staff. John Christensen was our Editor-in-Chief: Roberta Griffith, Liter- ary Editorg Harlene Rementer, Business Manager, Marvin Adams, Advertising Manager, Larry Hall, Art Edito-rg jack Davidson, Photography Editor, William Patterson, Patron Editor, Shirley Franks, Typing Editor, and Elsie Blose, Sales Manager. After weeks of practice, under M1'. Wfinters' direction, the class presented the senior play. On December 5, 1952, many ,people gathered in the school auditorium to see M1'. llarry's Etchings, which was a great success. Two of our strictly-for-laughs events were the hockey and basketball games between the Senior girls and boys. NVe can still almost see the tables set up at Aronimink Country Club as we saw them on March 20-the night of our Banquet and Ball. The next event was the Senior Trip. New York-Oh, what magic! Three wonderful, carefree days of freedom. Trips over the city. a stage show, and sleepless nights at Hotel Taft! Then, without realizing it, it was time for our final exams. Then the day cafme for our llaccalaureate Service and in quick succession, our carefree Class Night. Now we come back from our dreaming and realize that we are being handed our diplomas, that our school days are over, and that we have passed the tirst milestone in our lives. forty-seven Prophecy Ten years have passed since that -fateful day in June when the Class of 1953 of Prospect Park High School graduated. ln these passing years many changes have come about as you shall see. The class is having a Reunion Ball this year-so let's don our best bibs and tuckers and crash the party. As we enter the door we are greeted by the dreamy music of Don Ha:milton's band. Don and the band are going on a tour through Europe, starting next week. Say, doesn't that sax player look familiar? Of course! It's none other than Bill Erickson! Bill also acts as the agent for the band. Another one of our classmates is connected with the band-he is john Christensen, the famous singer. Here comes another classmate who has done well in show business-Anne Stein, a well-known actress. Anne can be heard daily over the radio in the role of Portia in the heart-rending story, Portia Faces john's Other W ife. Ah! more guests are arriving! Let's see now-there's jim Field fnow a noted sports announcerj talking with Bill VVorrell, who has gained fame in professional baseballg and' there are four married members of our class: Doris Christensen, Connie lierzetti, Elsie Blose and Shirley Franks. ,Doris and Connie have neighboring estates on the Main Line, Shirley owns her own skating rink in Reading-those two little girls of hers are really cute. lilsie has a ranch home in Oxtford and her husband is very proud of their twin boys. Before the dance began we received a telegram from Mary Sastre and Audrey Frederickson, telling us how sorry they were that they could not make the reunion, and what a good time they were having while traveling through France. We learn through a conversation between Larry Hall, a famous artist who has just returned from Europe, and Florence Furman, a renowned dress designer, that Ed Webb is on his way to Florida to open another chain of department storesg and that Bill Dillon is on tour giving lectures on his hunting trips in Aifrica. We hear Grace Gorbey talking of her wonderful times as secretary to the owner of the Stork Club. She explains that Bill Whaley, a big Wall Street tycoon, is backing a Bill Smith production. Smitty is up for an Academy Award this year for the best director of the year. Marvin Adams is telling Jack Davidson of the railroad that he is building in South America, and Jack responds by telling Marvin about his photography business-he has branches in several states. VVho is that distinguished gentleman just coming in the door? XVhy, it's Leo Cerenzia! Leo is President of the Sun Oil Company. Upon talking to Jennie Lee Kissinger we learn that she is Leo's secretary, and that John Van Wyk forty-eight 'f H f r'-iffw'f'w'5g7'f ' ' +:r'1fgPrK:-yt 'H ' W' Y 'w ' 4 Prophecy is head of Sun Oil's A.A. and is in complete charge of the liastern Division Recre- ation program. There's a group of people talking over there-let's see if we know any of them. Yes, there's Alice Jane Smith, who has just finished Schubert's Unfinished Symphony and is to leave for England soon for a command performance, Dot M eKnight, who has been on the All-American Hockey Team for the past several years, Pat Melrath, a famed lawyer Cshe hasn't lost a case yetj, and Harlene Rementer. I-Iarlene owns and manages the biggest newspaper in the Country. She tells us tha-t she is running for Congress in the fall. VVe overheard our two famous models, .lane Hildenbrand and Clara Mae Smith, talking of their trip from New York-it seems Ginny Moore was the pilot of the plane. Speaking of Ginny we hear that she is collaborating with Roberta Griffith, who has just finished her fifth best seller, in the writing of Ginny's memoirs as a daredevil pilot. V There is a group of men who are experts as far as cars ars concerned-- liill Rightnour and Don McKenzie, who own and drive their own stock ca1's at Langhorne Speedway, and Norman Hoffert and Mike Murtaugh, co-owners of an automobile agency in Detroit, Michigan. Dave Buzzell has made his millions with his fleets of taxis and has bought an island in the South Pacific. He intends to live there during his retirement. Dave told us that Carolyn Young, who married the Duke of Fillmore, is spending the winter on another island close by. Bill Patterson, a leading building contractor, is trying to sell Bill Albensi, now a bank president, on the idea of backing one of his housing developments. llill finally agrees. Nancy News, who now owns her own beauty salon in Philadelphia, is asking Pat XVilbank to tell her about some of Pat's interesting cases as a Treasury Agent. Pat's experiences are thrilling, and she also sa-ys that while working on a case in Germany she met Marlyn Nelson there. Marlyn is a Navy nurse serving her country well. Alva Miller arrived late because of a sudden case which came up just as she was leaving the hospital. As you know Alva is the Chief of Staff of Sur- geons in one of the leading hospitals in Philadelphia. The party breaks up and we all go homeward to await our next reunion in ten more years. Of course we can't predict what will definitely happen in the future years, but if we run true to -form you can be sure that the future of the Class of '53 will be a most interesting one, and one to be proud of. Good luck! forty-nine Do You Remember? D is for Dai.v3 .v ciilmiiu-s in thc Sn-nior play. 0 is for thc Outsidv reports of Mr. Thompson. Y is for the l varlmol.' vu- strugglcml to publish. O is for thc Odom' from Room 21. U is for thc Ufvroarx of l.i-o in class. R is for Rapid Noln-rl'.v violin playing. E is for the lingayfcmvm' rings so proudly clisplaycil. M is for the lllmzzoricx of our Senior Trip. E is for the lixprrivnlrav tolcl in Law Class. M is for Milly Trm' SfIJ7'j'.H B is for the Im'lark Raidv1'.v. E is for Earll clussmatn- that wi- lost. R is for thi- lfiolx wc CZlllS1'fl in Miss l':1ul's linglish class s W is for thc ll'iir'11v.v in Room 1.3. H is for the Hot clog slancl, E is for our EllUl'l1IUII.X' gym with its great scaling czlpnc N is for thc N1'fc iclczls in Room 23. I is for 1.vn'I flzurl' a Irvlfm' fvuy lo do ll1'is. T is for thc T.N.7'. lmrnwl. H is 'for thc Hi-Q in-inn. A is for thc A-Iqzzavadu llaiicc. P is for the P1'o.v-Pa-Hi scoops. P is for all thc Play Prnrficv Pn.vtfv0m'n1vu1's. E is for lifwryfllizig wc owc our aclviscrs. N is for thc Niyhi of thc 'lunior Prom. E is for the lfjfortx of the Class of '53. Dis for DlI?k'WI :iflcr thc Senior lflall. fifty Class Will Marvin Adams, bequeath my ability to get knocked out twice in one football season to Jack Ci lcr, WilliamgAlbensi, bequeath my ability to get ideas in Room 23 to the Juniors. Elsie Blose, bequeath my freckles to my brother. David Buzzell, bequeath the ability to sleep in A.R.T.'s classes to my brother, Bruce. Leo Cerenzia, bequeath my ability to sneak in late to Gale Griffith. Doris Christensen, bequeath a letter a day and happy weekends to Rae Bazis and Janice Vo el. John Chiistensen, bequeath my strong stomach which allows me to do summer practices and laps easily to Jack Cigler. Jack Davidson, bequeath my ability to get through school without working to anyone who wants it. William Dillon, bequeath my ability to arrive on time to any Junior. William Erickson, bequeath my great speed in football to Jack Hurst. Constance Ferzetti, bequeath all the work I have done in P.O.D. classes to Janice Van Vlad- ricken. James Field, bequeath my position of center on the football team to Rough, Tough Harold Ta lor. Shirley llgranks, bequeath my skating championship -wins to my future children. Audry Fredrickson, bequeath all the fun I had in my Senior year to Joan Carson. Florence Furman, bequeath my art ability to anyone who can use it. Grace Gorbey, bequeath all the fun I had in my senior year to the majorettes. Roberta Griillth, bequeath my love of school to Sandra and Martha. lawrence Hall, bequeath my ability to blow ducks to Ed Morrell. Donald Hamilton, bequeath my curly hair to Kenneth Fegely. Jane I-Iildenbrand, bequeath my ability to keep my flnger nails long to Anne Behringer and Regina D'Esposito. Norman Hoffert, bequeath my time in the library to anyone who likes to read the magazines. Jennie Lee Kissinger, bequeath my red finger nail file to Annie Porter. Donald McKenzie, bequeath my ability to get thrown out of P.O.D. to anyone who has work to do in the library. Dorothy McKnight, bequeath my title of Best Witch in the Senior Class in the tragedy of Macbeth to any witchy-looking Juniors. Patricia Melrath, bequeath my position on the hockey team to Joan Woolery and on the bas- ketball tcam to Joan Carson. Alva Miller, bequeath my ability to get along with Anne to Barbara Stein and my good times in school to my niece, Joyce. Virginia Moore, bequeath my lady-like C?J laugh to anyone who can shrill that loud. Michael Murtaugh, bequeath my ability to do French to any Junior who needs it. Marlyn Nelson, bequeath my new color guard hat Isize TMYJ to Thelma Merritt, who also needs that size. Nancy News, bequeath my ability to stay in school to anyone who wants it. William Patterson, bequeath my ability in football to Bob Hinderliter. Harlene Rementer, bequeath my height to the shortest girl in the Junior Class. William Rightnour, bequeath my seat in law class to Allan Finlayson. Mary Sastre, bequeath my ability to keep quiet in class and stay out of trouble to Ginny Newsom. Alice Jane Smith, bequeath my place at the piano, also the trips to District and State Band to Judy Barrowclough. Clara Mae Smith, bequeath my English marks to .my brother, Vernon. William Smith, bequeath my ability to get out of work to Harold Taylor. Anne Stein, bequeath my ability to get along with Alva and a year's supply of Pepsi-Cola to my sister, Barbara. John Van Wyk, bequeath my ability in sports to my sister, Betty, and my brother, Bob. Edmund Webb, bequeath my fun in my Senior year to Pat Conley. William Whaley, bequeath all the fun I've had in my Senior year to Janet Walls. Patricia Wilbank, bequeath my banking ability to Ricky and Michele. ' William Worrell, bequeath my sleeping in P.O.D. class to Marian McKeone. Carolyn Young, bequeath my seat in the Senior class home room to Eddie, my brother. fifty-one Low Down .... NAME Marvin Adams William Albensi Elsie Elizabeth Blosc David A. Buzzell Leo Cerenzia Doris Christensen John Christensen Jack M. Davidson William Dillon A. William Erickson, Jr. Concetta Ferzetti James H. Fields, Jr. Shirley Ann Franks Audry Frederickson Florence M. Furman Grace Jane Gorbey Roberta Griffith Lawrence Hall Wm. Donald Hamilton Jane Hildenbrand Norman Hoffert Jennie Lee Kissinger Donald McKenzie Dorothy B. McKnight Patricia Ann Melrath Alva Barbara Miller Margaret Virginia Moore Michael Murtaugh Marlyn Nelson Nancy News William Patterson Harlene Sue Rementcr William Rightnour Mary Sastre Alice Jane Smith Clara Mae Smith William Smith Anne Madaline Stein John Van Wyk Edmund B. Webb William L. Whaley Patricia Ann Wilbank William Worrell Carolyn Young TAG Marv Tis Els Buzz Guine Dorrie Chris Jack Bill Bill Connie Jim Shirl Freddie Floss Gracy Bo bbie Larry Ham Jane Hoff J cn Dee Dottie Pat Alv Ginny Mike Nels N anc Moose Harlenc Bill Mary Smittie Sis Smitty Skinny Johnny Ed Whaleboat Pat Bill Carol SECRET DESIRE To own my own business A car To get out of school To own a Cadillac '50 Mercury convertible Doesn't everyone already know? To dress cool like Mr. Topping It's no secret To travel To play a. sax Go to West Catholic lBoysl To have been twins To have twin girls To go to California To weigh 118 pounds To live and work in New York City To become a famous author To make money To sleep ten hours a night To be a cheerleader for a big college To own an automobile agency To lose my freckles! To be a stock car driver To be an All-American hockey player and a good coach! To be as wonderful a coach as Miss Schumann To have hair long enough to sit on To pilot a plane To own a Cadillac convertible Hear what goes on in a football huddle To be a beautician To own a convertible To be a good basketball player Drive my own stock car To travel To be a good violi'fliSt To be talkative To give Mr. Wright a good car To play the lead in a soap opera To be a coach To go to Florida To learn the rest of Wey Marie in Italian To have been 5 feet tall and 100 lbs. To play any pro sport Six-footers fi f ty-two PET PEEVE Know it alls Unable to sleep in room 23 Shorthand My hands are tied-A.R.T. Mr. Williams Two faced clocks Red tape and bull throwers Getting up in the mornings Ad. Math Our Hide-a-way girls Conceited people Brown noses, hair pullers Jealous people Rude people My middle name Moody people Conceited people Brown noses People sneaking up on you Insincere people Careless people Shirley's silly questions Fickle girls incompetent refs 6 coaches Cancelled hockey games Compositions 8: dull parties Selfish people Sans Familie People who ask, Can you see through those glasses f' People who don't talk Sans Familie, referees Vitamin pills Miss Craven's homework My glasses Pros-Pa-Hi typists Giggling girls Working , Western movies A girl who doesn't know what she wants to do Mr. Thompson Hot air in room. 23 Waiting for buses P.O.D. Class Anyone two-faced Low Down FAVORITE SAYING Gee Whiz You big turkey Clue me in Why sure Pach-a-galupe Tommyis' coming home Did you see Mort? Got a buck? O.K. Play the music All rightee What a Mort! I need some money, How about that? What do we have for homework Tha.t's cool Danny Tell me all about it. Jane Huh for mc, Jake. do now, Roberta? That's the way the ball bounces Stop over What'll I That's thc breaks You,re stupid, Mayo Call me, din! Hurry up, Alice Jane! Anne, stop day dreaming! I'll call you, Dot That's the way the ball bounces Bless your little liver! Oh my goodness You don't believe me, do you? Why! Cold as a witch Oh! for goodness sake! OK, Pat, in a minute Geez Jane, what's for homework? Oh, Sugar!! Where do you want to ge? Cheese 'n crackers! Pachagalupe Oh. cripes Where's Fieldsie? Hot Darn! GREATEST NEED 5-day tweek-ends Money Freckle remover, more furloughs Study Clothes Cpantsj Longer weekends, money Money, time A ear that runs Money A car To lose weight A good sports 'feyeu More time with Danny More time To lose weight More time Initiative New car An A in chemistry A better disposition! Helicopter service to Fairview Village Freckle remover 100 pounds Rest between long-range assignments New hockey shoes Time and cooking ability Height Money Harder eyeballs Brains A desire to hurry Time A new car , Weight An alarm clock with a built-in fire si1'en 1,8 hours in a day New car 35 periods a week ofv Home Ec. Self-confidence Car Money Marilyn Monr0e's jlgure Money Car and money iifty-three FAVORITE PASTIME Sports, music and H.0. trains Playing basketball Warren and roller skating Driving Wine, women and Being with Tom song Jean and sports The Light House Playing cards Going to Lester Dancing Sports and cards Danny and skating Talking to Mary on the phone Doing art work Dancing, twirling, basketball Loafing Fighting with a certain party Working on other people's cars Talking on the phone Shooting pool at the barn Being with Mope and riding cycles Loafing Rushing to see or play some kind of ball game Anything but homework Writing letters to Pittsburgh Eating Playing pool at the barn Swimming Being with Earl Watching the Magnavox TV foot- ball game at the Erickson's Traveling, sports and reading Working on cars Calling Audry or Ginny on phone Finding time to do things Eating cookies and reading fashion books Blue beetle Riding in a certain Ford Playing sports Working Going out with Janet Dieting Being with my girl Dancing QVXOSK vL , Sprenkf ' .1 L-New I' gl J I b 91-Q.li' E ' most Qugeigk AI ' X Alg M A' Qkiracfxve, 'QQ if g'D'uO - if' ' Y , 4 W 'N . 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Norwood, Pennsylvania Congrafulalions to the Class of '53 LUDWIG HONOLD MFG. CO. SHEET METAL FABRICATORS Chester Pike 8x F olcroft Avenue F olcroft, Pa. RAYMOND K. MURRAY REAL ESTATE an.l INSURANCE 637 Chester Pike, Prospect Park, Pa. WAshburn 8-0 X52 Phone: WA 8-0206 SHORTY M.'XNNlNG'5 SPORT CENTER Everything in Sporting Goods Licenses W Open Evenings 529 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Pa. B. J. POWELL Rli1 R1i1liR.eX'I'ION SICRVICIC Coinnlvrcial I Domestic Phonc: WA 8-0170 .34 Ilour Scrvicc H. F. KROGH 5 and 10 CENT STORE 1009 Lincoln Avenue Prospect Dark, Pa. Phone: WA 8-1146 We Call 8: Deliver INTIQRBORO CLEANERS 8: DYERS Dry Cleaners and Pressing Repairing of All Kinds Bert 8z Ellen Yost 575 Chester Pike, Prospect Park, Pa. MCCULLOUGH MARKET POULTRY - EGGS -- PRODUCE Free Delivery Phone: WA 8-0899 1104 Amosland Road Prospect Park, Pa. XVlI,l.ARlJ A. GRAY, Jr. Real Estate O Insurance 553 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Perma. Phone: WAshburn 8-1125 Congratulations to Class of '53 COLLINGDALE FEDERAL INSURED SAVINGS S A V I N G S HOME LOANS Chester Pike ut Macljude Boulevard HARRY W. LANG AMERICAN and ENGLISH FURNITURE BICYCLES BUGS and CARPETS Power Hand Lawn Mowers 555 chester Pike Prospect Park, Pa. mix 'lifvmw wAshbu1-n 8-0160 Swarthmore 6-0754 IVF-9 Puoslfl-:wr 1'A1uif1'.x. BIiTTY'S CHll,lJRliNl5 SHUI' 1010 Lincoln Ave. Complete Line of Infants Wear also Girls 8x Boys up to 1 to 12 yrs. Nursery Furniture, etc. WA 8-3750 RAYMONIJ ll. XYORRALI. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER 311 E. Baltimore Ave. Media, Pa. PACKAGE CHOCOLATES Phone: Media 6-0879 lA0lllllllllll'lliS uf lf li .X N K ll U li li Suits Pants 1 U Q M tw 11 'l'All,ORlNlQ co. Nlttkb 'l'z1il11rs of Finc Clolhcs ITALIAN SANDWICHEQ 2618 Federal St., Camden, N. J. W0 3-5764 569 Chester Piko Prospoct Park, Pai. 114 W' 3IgHSZl5S:2eStCr' Pa' Telephone: WAshburn 8-1527 INTERBORO BANK AND TRUST CCJMPANY Member of thc l 1QDl-IRAI. RIQSILRVIL SYSTICM and I liDliRAL Dli1'O5l'i' INSUIQANLQIC CUKl'UlQA'l'iON f'llCCl'illg itvwullls liuilgci l.11z111s Savings :Xcco1111ls l'c1's011al Lozms Cill'l5llll2lS tflub Night liupository 5-Iii' 1701111811 lluxvs 'l'l'lli HANK l'4OUNlDlfl7 UN Slfilvlkflf H - W llI.l.I. .xlsxlmmls Atlantic Servici- - 1 HE' PLATTERS SANDW C 5 NVASHING 3 LUBRICATION .26 li. Ss-llcrs Avo. ACCESSORIES - 904 Chestox' Pike i' ll I' 'k,P1. ' X '5 al ' Prospect Park, Pa. WAshb111-11 s-ssoi l'ROSl'liC'l' PHOTO SICRYICIC Maryland Apartments, Apt. B-3 SIMVIQINS' STORIC Prospect Park, Pa, Supplies, Industrial, Commercial Photo Finishing, Candid Weddings K Cl ptr. Ivkh Jack M. Davidson Wixshburn 8-4901 '49 H5 'I 1 ' INIOIVSIIWNIWNINISI 4v.p4qq.,.,.,.,Q Compliments of HELWIG'S PHARMACY 573 Chester Pike Prospcct Park, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1953 MElSEL'S PREscR1PT1oNs-coslvuarics Prospect Park, llenna. Phone: WAshburn 8-18255 Compliments of MOTOR PARTS SERVICE Prospect Park, Pcimi GEORGE E. MAJOR CO. 1.2ll1 xt Lincoln AVL-.mc r 1'f, wt-Qi mi-it, lm. LUMBER l'ho1ir: XXV.XSlllllll'll S-0000 PROSPECT PARK STATE BANK IOOO Lincoln Ave. l'1'ospcCt Park, I':1. IXl.'Xlil'. 'l'l'llS HANK YOUR HANK Member Federal Deposit IHS'll'I'fl7lCC Corp. TUNISON'S MARKET MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS DELICATESSEN Sandwiches and Salads Prepared cn Order Open daily 8: Sundays 9 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. BREYEI-FS ICE CREAM 701 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Pa. Free Delivery Phone WAshburn 8-1137 OOO!! if V- COAL f A l9L'lQl. Oli, f - l!L'lI.I7INQ1M.X'l'lCRl DEGER-STARKEY, Inc. '1 1.3111 K l.1.1wl11 .Xxx-s. I'1'11s111-cl I,ll1'li, Ilil. WAshburn 8-2400 NORWAY CLEANERS 4118 L'l1vsl1-1' l'iL1- NUKXX OOD I,Il1lllL'Z XXQX S-5:1111 ROBERTS 5 8: 10 1 114-51 111 11.,,1:. ,111-1111. N1 ,IQX 1- .,., 11121. WAsh burn 8-2051 GENE GETTELUS AUTO SERVICE CENTER SPEED and POWER EQUIPMENT OFFICIAL STATE INSPECTION BRAKE SPECIALISTS 603 E. Chester Piko Ridlvy Park, P Pr,0iZE2f,Pnmc .Bargalzy fame lfXfe Bread 6 ffofbh ' 01 Af' 1. i Q, -11. 1:- 1111 l.i11c11In .Xu-., l'm:+p1-cl Park, Pa 507 I'l1lglll4llll .Xu-., L4l11-su-1', Vu. lfuur Iiast Sum-11111 S111-cl, C111-sl1'1', l':1 TORELLI'S ' NIICXS' XX'l'f.XlQ IRCJYS' XYICAIQ 51111 C111-slcl' l'il1c I,l'lJSlJL'Cl l'z11'k, l':1. lxlslslsllslsillwlslslslwlvu Ulu lslsilxlxlvslxlwxlsl- CHARLES MILLER 1 1111 DSON 3.27 Nu. Cl1CStL'I' Plkc lik-11olclL-11, Pa. Svc lllc :ww lllzaixrm Jct H. C, Murray, Sales Mgr. 1 Ar1'ugu1 9-5400 blliAN'5 IJANLTIC STUDIO and lXlLll.l.liN'5 iil1f'l' SHOP 1038 Lincoln Avo., Prospoct Park, Pa. WAshlmu1'n 8-5461 XY li A V li R ' S 1101 Lincoln Ave. WA S-0622 THIC ALMARLICNIC IIIQAUTY SALON IOIS Lincoln Avcnuc llolorcs LE1111111,-tli Prospcct Park Compliments of l'RUSl'liC'l' PARK MARKICT 1101 Lincoln Avenue Prospect Park, Pa. SAM'S MARKET III7 l.i11col11 .Xxx-1111c C0111pli111e11ls of JOSIQPII VAUGIIN K SON IO42 Lincoln Avcnul Prospect Park, Pa. 6-Hour S1-rvico PROSPECT PARK CLEANERS 1040 Lincoln Ave. WAshbu1'n 8-3930 lIAlill.XRli'l' FURNITURE and HOME FURNISHINGS WAshburn 8-0494 1115 Lincoln Avo. Prospect Park, Pa. l'l1o11c: C H 2-8189 JOHN B. FOWLKES ,11aw1c1.1a11 Hamilton, Elgin 8: Bulova Watches 11.27 M01'to11 Avcnuc Cln-sin-1', Pai. IO? Iliff' I OIIOIII fllll'-IJ l'Ol'I 1 OOO I0 OI Ill? Z' 00090000 Q11lllllllllllk'lllh l From a llulnlmrglx' To A M1-ul! llll.l.'5 l.l,'NL'lll-1lJNli'I l'li Of 521 Chrstm' Pike, Proxpx-:t I Zll'k, Pu. BI'l'21kf1lSt, Lunch and Suppl-1' Survvd WAshburn 8-1475 PROSPECT PARK ,,,.1 ,,,.1MW,5 LINOLEUM SHOP For Threv Gvnvrzxtions 527 Cllvslvr Pikl- Prospvcl. Pzuk, Pa. Auto-Brokorg and Appraisers Quality Cars Bought and Sold WM. C. XX'll.LfL l I'S MOTORS, Inc. 511-13 Chl Stl'l' Pike WAshburn 8-9944 Prospt-ct Park, Pa, lXl.XNOR SXYI-Ili'l' SHUI' 559 Clwstor Piko Lunchvonotte 81 Soda Fountain Sm-vicv After Thfatro Snacks Quality Food f Courttgous Svrvict- We fvaturo Abbott's lcv Cream Planning a An outing? Phono: wAshmn-n 8-1749 Going to a convention? llluc,XR'l'llUR :mtl lk-X'l l'liN I ' i ' is WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES , ,Ea - - Hsu. 547 cnt-Sn-r Pike Prospect Park, Pnl. --Q 5 j':::9 If E jo N , . . . A Chartered Sontl P N E A R B X LJ L 14. A N E R S Bus .am ,.,.. w1....Jf52,. will ., !0go...safcly-C. 551 Chibtif Pike forlably - inexpensively. 1:35 Q , , , , , , 1 . pleasant to travel in a group lzxpt-1'l lznlorumg L ldllllllg' Cv Ilyculg without confusion or delays , , , V N ' Q no traffic headaches, no parking XX llltl' l'ruut1ng' 'Mt-ns lm-ll llnts - Mgr expense. For information call Chester 3-3361 SUUTNERN PENNSYLVANIA BUS CU. Mfpalda flue ffff WAsl1hurn 842252 lX'.Xl.'l'lQlQ li. I'UlX'liRS Printors - Eng'x-:wt-rs - Stntionors 1034 Lincoln Aw- Prospvct Park, Pu. lshlsrlwfiwwlvvall lv lalfllxlslsllstslstslxlxlslv' lwlslfllslslwsllflxlixl -lslvivlv I 10000 IIJQVIVJ I 5 Cmnplimcnts z COMITUVIICNTS i of E E OF q , E A I' R I In N D Prospect Park Gas 8: Oil Heating Equipment Combination Storm Windows 8: Doors Venetian Blinds Parent-Teacher Room at smug DELAWARE COUNTY HOME EQUIPMENT CO. Cl'lCStCl' Pike 8m Saville Avenuc Eddystone, Pa. WAshbui'n 8-2222 E. H. Fountain CHQStt'l' 2 7277 MEDFORD'S , CUMI l,.I MIQNTS for QUALITY and FLAVOR OF Cl lI'1S'l'IiR, VA. S T U D E N T 2 SHA FIELD Wm' GOVERNMENT Qmrlity Pl1IlJI,hllIf1 81 Hvafing 1407 Providence Ave., Chester, Pa. Caloroil Burnvrs CI-Icrstm' 2-2112 Vrospt-ct Park High Sclmol I JIIXINIOIIIIIQ-Ill!! I IOIWJNINISIIQONOZISINISIINIWIWOIQNIWSINOIWISIINIQWIIOJJIIC 2 'IW OIIAIIIWW 0 Ofiicial State Inspection Station Guaranteed Used Cars WHITLOCK MOTORS, Inc. STUDHBAKER COhH41MENTb NEW CARS 8: TRUCKS Sales 8: Service Chester Pike 8x Pine St., Darby, Pu. OF THE DARBY 1114 ' C0NuR,x'1'Lf1..x'1'1oN5 CLASS OF to the CLASS OF 33 1954 P. P. H. S. BAND COMMITTEE PAINT -V WALLPAPER FLOOR COVERING BURD WALLPAPER CO. COINIVLIMICNTS n IDISTRI HUTORS OF THE 5ll Iidgmmit Aw. Clu-stcr, l'a. CLASS OF THE PHOTO MART 1955 l'HO'I'OliRAI'H1C SL'1'I'l.lIiS and IQQUIPMICNT 7111 K lidglnont Aw., Cl'll'Sll'l', l'a. .Xdclison Hines, 'I r. CHcstcr 2-M14 JOTNIWWIIUNDO Typewriters Adding Machines DELAWARE COUNTY TYPEWRITER CO. 602 Sproul Street, Chester, Pa. Phone: 3-8381 Safes Files NV. j. MEEGAN 5 and IO 2301 MacDade Blvd., at Holmes Rd, Holmes, Pa. BEST WISHILS GI LBERT'S FLOWERS Compliments of FRA NKS FAMILY GRAF MOTORS, Inc. PONTIAC68n8 GOOD WILL USED CARS PARTS 746 Chester Pike REPAIRS OF ALL MAKES Prospect Park, Pa. Phone: XfVAshhurn 8-2550 SVVEET NOOK Bakery - Confectionery - Gifts 2306 MacDade Blvd. Holmes, Pa. WA 8-0750 HOLMES SERVICE GENERAL AUTO SERVICE Holmes, Pa. WA 8-osoo HO LM ICS M ARKET Holmes, Pa. Garage: WA 8-2757 Residence: WA 8-6115 GRliliN'S GARAGE General Auto Repairs - Towing Bltteries - Tires - Accessories 1730 MacDade Boulevard Folsom, Pa. E. J. Green, Prop, 0O IIOOI 3 3 1 5 I 3 0 I? II , :iv JDO IWNIIOO :OI ,.-J: l. ...., E , six 1,155 Lggilisvnovilai I s 14111 v ic ig lffr l 7 INTERBORO CHEVROLET COMPANY l'1'uspc'cl l'z11'k, Vai. 600 Chester Pike WAshburu S-0:17 The ONLY Daily Newspaper that is interested FIRST in Delaware County activities WAshbui'n 86575 We Dclivvr 4 Q V i - DAVIS - HARDWARE 8z VARIETY Sherwin Williams Paints House-furnishings. Plumbing Supplies LOOl.l'.Y IJILLILY Gifts - Greeting' Cards - Toys House Furriishirigs GIHSS. Toys. KGYS Mildv 423 Bl-rich Avo. 10.3 Edgmont Avo. 616 Chg-St,L1p Pike, IA!0Cl0Il'1 ESt,3t0S Capo Mav cfhvstol, Fa! Ricllvy Park, Pa. U A V NICXYSONI BROS HAMBURGERS - STEAKS MILK SHAKES COFFEE Bultimorv Pike Spi-ingficlcl, Pa. I' 0:50 -IIWQ luv-lst lslstll QOQ 0IOUOX l'lSl'lv lI5lIQSIwI0I-00000 0l?b00IOQ0l00X'I Compliments Compliments of of A FRIEND XY. C. HXNNLYN WA 8-5977-5978 Notary Public IKRICKICR MICIJICAI. SUPPLY , M , , H , , , NX .XLI lull L. l'l'.hl.lzX REALTOR 154 E. 7th St., Chcstvr, Pa. Real Estate 8: Insurance Tolcphonez CI-luster 3-2674 636 Chcstcfr Pike, Leedom Estates Ridley Park, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 lT'S A GOODIHABIT TO SHOP AT 'QQ 4 49 x, T 47901 19 , ,afleff BETTER FOOD FOR THE TABLI RIIll,liY IPXRK., INN. NURXYUUIT, l',X. KINDER and FURMAN REALTORS llL'll.lJliRS - lJliVlil.Ol'liRS :mtl INSL'R.XNL'Ii 533 t'lR-gig Pikt- l'mspt-Ct Park WA S-1534 - 1555 - 1336 Dill! 0000 IO S OIL BURNERS Electrical Appliances Sales - Service - Supplies - Telivision - Radio I,. HENRY HILL 8: SONS Hardware and Plumbing Supplies MacDade Blvd. at Springfield Ave. Folsom, Pa. WAshburn 8-3300 Dodge Passenger Cars Plymouth Passenger Cars FRANK D. SNELL Chester Pike 8: MacDade Blvd. Darby, Pennsylvania Dodge Job Rated Trucks Darby 2417 American Flyer Authorized Service Station Model Trains - Planes - Boats fWe Repair All Makes- MANSLEYS TRAIN and HOBBY SIIOI' 818 Morton Ave., Chester, Pa. Week Days 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. J. M. Manslvy HOFFERT'S OWN MAKE CANDIES and ICE CREAM 531 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Pa. WAshburn 8-0946 BETTER THAN GOOD Diamonds Watches , O CIN-G ' J EW B LE R - lah 5 D MONT CNESTIILIA. Cameras Cash and Credit Silver Frce Estimates WAshburn 8-4444 GOYiiRNA'I'ORli BROS. Custom Upholstcring Living Room Furniture and Odd Pieces Made to Order Slip Covers - Drapes 1506 MacDade Blvd. Folsom, Pa. Phone Chester 2-4674 BARCLAY MUSIC SHOP INSTRUCTIONS-Instruments - Music Accessories 910 Morton Ave, Chester, Pa WEINB1iRG'S Chester lQWWWUOOU0 0iIiIIOIO0IOOIl0lWl00IW I bI0lvI'I'ISIvl W Wil Il I-I'-IIISIIOO Hosiery Underwear l.AURA'S DRESS SHOP 1008 Lincoln Avcnuc, Prospect Park Phonoi WAshburn 8-7135 NO CASH REFUNDS L Ilcslcr 5-8.204 SlllCl'l S MENS SIIOI' 716 l':1'lglTlOl1t Ave-. Cheslcr, l L Vllfillk' 311491 AUGUSTINE August Gallo, Prof, 'lf-XILUR zmfl FURRIITR 1361 Xlcsl lwfth Slrect, Qhf'S1l'l', Va. HELEN SPRINGIVIAN TEACHER OF PIANO . Xi 5 FX-X U47 'lcntli ,'XX'L'llllL' l'1'mpi-Cl l':i1'lc XX-.XSillllll'll S4438 ENJOY um' vuatvnut - YS Ymgjgugfw Porto-Ped's resilient air cushion and flexible Arch Lift give you walking-om air comfort! Come in soon. EMIDIO FIORAVANTI S011 Iilevcxith .Xvm-. l'mspq-cl Park, Pa. CHcstc-1' 2-7587 L X H SL'Rl'l,.L'S STORICS 5 W. Third Streot, Chester, Pa. 313 Mnrkot Stn Wilmington. Del. The C'Ol,l.lNGl3.AXl.li ROXYI. MacDa.dc Blvd. at Chostor Pikv Collingdalc. Pa, O0llWOIO0IUlIOJ0lWQ l0WW00 Compliments of the BOYS' VARSITY CLUB COMl'I.IMliN'I'S of .-X FRIIENIJ l'ROSI'ICC'I' PARK HIGH SCHOOL BAND Wcars Quality Uniforms made by GEORGE EVANS 81 CO. INC. 13,2 N. 5th St., Phila. 6, Va. l'honv: LO 3-3870 SLATNER'S BAKERY OWN M.-XKIQ ICE CREAM Phone: F4Al'f3gUt Q-7466 1 N. Q1hC5il'l' Pike Gleiioldcn, Pu. .-XSSOCIATIEID MOTOR SERVICE WILLYS SALES and SERVICE 1542 Chester Pikv Folcroft, Pa. IUNISIWSINISIU 1. Compliments of A Friend Phono: xAvANhblll'l1 B-1521 CIIAS. Ii. FI.lNCIII1.XUGIl JEWELER Diamonds-Watchcs4Clocks 21 W. Winona Ave.. Norwood. Pa. Kevpszxke lliumoml Rings Sliauffox' und Parker Pi-ns and Pvnvils WILIJAM5' GIFT SHOP CARDS 8: GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone: WAshburn 8-3972 COMVI,IMliN'I'S OF THE GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB I0 NURXXUOIJ Ifl.OR1S'1'S Q.S'ay II H7111 Onrxj I..XRRY'S VUUIJ MAXIQKITI' S50 Clu-su-1' Pike I'I'lJSlJt'L'l l':11'k, Va. 7 ig mum , , ..... ' TUX X, mm m oxm ,mn x ggggg -m:ll1'Al.S-x SHIRTS V CUT AWAYS X REAL ESTATE and INSURANCL X N , V RING BEARER . I I OUTFITS 1103 L'nc0ln Avo.. Prospect Park. Pa, , I xvmhhul-n s 023.1 f2'E'fI,'f, ' JWVUUIFN 6-0310 'HP w Vaio 'S' Wvdla COSTA'S APGTHECARY The Store Your Doctor Calls 4400 WAshburn 8 1113 Illiltil l'l'i DNN .XI'l'I.I.XNL'lCS 5.25 Cl1CSlk'l' Viln- NK JW! PHI J, l'lCNN.X. 4 Barbm-rs to sorvm- you at :.1l limos .lUSlil'I'l'S ILXRIEICIQ SHUI' MANOR THEATRE Spvcializinp: in Lzullc-s' and Childrvns' I-Iairshfxpinfz Ovlflw-Allllislslwtislll 0 4 vlslwllsllv NORXYOOD l1.1XRDXX'ARl2 CO. I5-I7 W. Winona Ave. DEKO WONDER WALL PAINT WA-:hl 'urn 8-0818 Norwood, Pu. 0000000- -INIOII' O IV? III rl I I fl I 'Ill' FIOOIDIIQ Ill' bl' 0000? WALT'S DRIVE-IN Try our delicious S'I'Ii.rXKS ON H,-XRD ROLL HAMIEURGS - HOT DOGS lialliumrt' Pike K H'ond1a.nd ,Alva Springfield, Pa. COM I'I.I M ICNTS OI THE CLASS OF '56 JOSTEN'S Since 1897 Rep-resen tufive W. A. LARSON Box 122 lilomw-slown, New -It-rst-5 CI-IARLlE'S HAMBURGERS 7'l1fy'z r made ll1t'ir'm1.y Hy llze way !l1vy're made Springiiclti, Va. AYS to eurn good money The opportunity for a well-paid business career was never better-in accounting, management, banking, advertising, radio, television-you name your field. But you musl be qualined to step right in and go to work. Prepare yourself through one of these short, practical courses . . . Sienogrcphy Secreiuryship Business Administration Accountancy Salesmanship Write, eall or telephone PEm1,vpat'ker 5-2100. PEIRCE SIZIIOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 1420 Pine Sireei Philadelphia 2, Pa. 67 W Quality Evo if Glasses T0 THE COMMUNITY 5.31116 L'Itt'Stt'1' Pike Prospect Park Iiurlingtun County II'-'XSI1l'll1'1l 3-II-22 Ffl f15'36f '5- IWVSIISINIINIO AMERA ASTERS Photographers for The Prospector The k'X1K'1'iL'llCC of two gem-mtioiis of l'i'l0lUgl'illJi1Cl'S has gone into thc making of most of thc I'hut0g1'z1phy of this Ya-rn' Book COl.LliGI'1 ANNUALS , HOME 1'OR'l'RAl'l'5 1705 Chcstnut Street, Vliilzulclphia THE INTERBORO NEWS Publishers of this Annual 'l'hc cmiiimlt-nt cfticiclicy of our well-orgznlizccl plant 'Hu' jnslilistlmlt- primlt- in tht- piwtcticzll zn'tisti'y invnlwcl in at juli wt-II dont' by our skillccl SlllifllflNZiSiL'I'17l'illi.Ql'S P Thi- vxpwiciict- gaiiicrl lay many ycars in thc pmtltlction of tim- printing .-Irv 1'vflcflm' in ilzv pzrblicatimr of this -zfnlzum' NIiXX'Sl'.Xl'l-IIQS - I3UCJliI.li'l'S - 1'ROfllQ.XlXlS - I-'INIC .ION PRIYTINLS 507 Citcslcl' Pikc, I'1'uSpQCt Vzlrk ' lWWO Q Oval: 001 000060 I0 00004 ll O' ININI ,,-A 1 4 .' we 4 wif , . 5' , 'W .V 1 f Q Av.-xi' . . 5 ,A lv . ,QL .. ,I W ,. in mr. .,... -' J'- -A ry-w.2-.1 '-3 ' 4- A. 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