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 - Class of 1949

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Ridley Park High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Ridley Park, PA) online collection, 1949 Edition, Cover
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QQQQQQ ss, b fa mqsssxg - ss5,5Q Qsislli .,- Q. pyge.-,?'w.:-' X X -X, V ' X x i 'ses I 55,1 'QR I -YXXX I J l','x - x I if v 5 XX x f , X5 K x X ' A f fx X, X K I A W A V Q i i 4 , I 4 I , I X kk Y XX x 5 'Z xx- ,g X X' R: 1 K, X j LAYTON MOORE nm XR DAVID H BINING 1 PRHNCHPAL S MESSAGE At last the trme of your graduation has come For twelve years you have worked your way from the first through the twelfth grade Some of you have been together the entlre perlod Others have joined the class along the way You started school when we were IH the midst of a depression when many lacked the necessltles of llfe You passed through a great world war when relatlves and frlends had to take up arms agamst an enemy For the past few years you have wltnessed a post war prosperlty boom Many of you are askmg about the future All around we see slgns of getting back to a so called normalcy a highly competltlve world In Rldley Park I-hgh School we have tried to tram you not alone 1n subject matter but ln tralts that w1ll enable you to get along ln llfe and enable you to take your place ln a democratic society Our hope IS that as you go out IHIO the larger world you will meet the challenge of the new day and contrlbute to IIS better ment I wlsh you success ln the comlng days of transltlon m the college 1n the shop or ln the home May you llve llfe to its fullest wherever you may be D H BlN1Nc xo V7 UMR ADVJISORS 1 r' x . g Q RICH.-XRD P. BELL CLADYS F. SHAW ll Lbk ' WE ,. Languages lrene johns Ralph N. Myers Gladys Shaw FACULTY Arts Rlchard P Bell Katherine 9t1rr Soczal Studzes David l-I Blfllnff Benjamin Feller Walter L Ferree George D Wlmmer Wllllamj Wunschc john Bond C Englzsh Helm P Hdssler 'Vlargaret Hlpps Mary B Raymond FACULTY SL In HL L xxllllilll L Cornof Hglum P Fgrru. Dorothm Iflnkxon lohn XX llxon Muszc H Ly tton jones Ieanettn C Qtxt gr , , I . , . J .-wg 1 'Iv 'W . . g C 1 , 'viathfm mrs Wllma S Flaw Robert B Shaffer FAQULTY Ldvrarx and Cuzdance Elma S Peck Mabel M Bullock Physzcal Educatzon Slgrun Bassoe Samuel O Godfrey . K - .ty Frank H. Waltz 14 C ommerczal 'Nlatalle L Dcnsmort Allcr. Dltttrt Shlrlu Rust FACULTY Fred Kelley I Melxm Hoffman Arthur Kressler Robert Creenheld Benjamin Stratton joe Watson Samuel Sep more bl Harry L Todd Elizabeth Maag Ethel Wonderly I' Office Sttyf Florence H Cross lean Mclntyre I A I . A f ' Custodial Saw' , , fu L rl , y l BIG 1 QW' X 'vu-1 x 5333? 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'Y u I, , - fd, f -A , 41 gg 'y f R V ,f' ,- ff L K U I CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent JAMES N MULLEN Vzce Preszdent -IAMES B MOORE Secretary MARY SMITH Treasurer EVELYN SCONE I0 V l RENA A ADAMS Reno FOLc ROFT A sunny temper g1lds the edges of lrfe s blackest clouds Temperamental chatty dark wavy halr freckles hkable Basketball 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Bowlmg Club 3 4 Hlstory Club 2 3 4 Swlmmm Club 2 3 4 Flyer 4 RETROSPECT 4 Decoratmg S Commlttee 2 Property Committee 4 Nommatmg Committee 3 Sta tronery Committee 4 Biology Club 2 RICHARD B ALLEWELT Dlck Ridley Park Company ullamous company has been the rum of me New boy frrendly hard worker gurl shy msy going Sales Committee gl '14 5- YS V5 - 5 ANDREW BOICE ANDERSON NIR Andy Colwyn None but h1mseU can be hzs parallel Good natured perseverlng hard worker short tram rlder German Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 Flyer 4 Advertising Committee 3 Statlonery Commlttee 4 MARY A ANDERSON Murr Marcus Hook The gentleness of all the gods go uzth thee Taclturn genial neat conscientious sincere Softball 2 Bowling Club 2 Clee Club 2 3 4 Swlmmlng Club 2 3 Class Plays 3 4 Sales Committee 4 Stationery Commlttee 4 Teen Age Book Club 3 70 U .. , .4 - - , U 55' , . . 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H Al Y' 'il A 1 I f , 1 y 1 ' 1 Y 1 Q I ' ff: , 'WX JACQUELINE j BAIR J3Ckl6 FOLCROFT Unthmkmg zdle wzld and young She laugh d and danc d and talk d and sung Petlte co attractlve twlrler soft spoken Softball 2 Hlstory Club 2 4 Swimming Club 2 4 Band 3 4 Oper etta 2 Dance Commlttee 4 Decorating Committee 2 3 Program Com mittee 3 Prom Committee 3 Usherette 3 ,IUANITA M BARRETT Bobble ESSINGTON Lg'e IS a jest and all thmgs show 11 I thought so once but now I knou. 1t Talkatxve athletnc llvely peppy easy going Basketball 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Bowlmg Club 2 4 Cheerleadmv Glee Club 1 3 4 History Club 2 Home Economxcs Club 4 Band 2 3 Operetta 2 Student Counc1I2 Class Councll 1 2 3 Secretary I 3 Dance Committee 2 Decorating Committee 2 3 Prom Committee 3 vane, ball 2 3 4 ROBERT A BEHL Bo Lnxwoou The doors o opportumtx are marked push and pull Ta good looking dark lady klller carefree Football 4 Camera Club 3 Flxer 4 RETROsPEcT 4 DOLORES R BELANCIO Dorkx LESTER A good exterzor zs a szlent recommendatzon F xrt mlschnevous socnable fhghty wlllmg Bowlmg Club 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Clee Clubl 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 2 4 Home Economics Club 4 Swlmmmg Club 4 Program Com mittee 3 Statlonery Commlttee 4 Red Cross 3 Blology Club 2 'I an oo, PHYLLIS M. BELL Tink Linwood I must mn uzth actwn lest I uzther m deaparr lntelllgent head chccrlcader ambmous thorough popular Hockey 2 3 Chccrlcadmg 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Clee Clubl 2 3 4 History Club 2 3 4 Llbrary Club 2 Sw1mmmgClubl 2 4 Oper ctta 2 RETROSPECT 4 Student Councxl l 4 Class Plays 3 4 Dance Commtttee 3 Decoratmg Commlttee 3 Prom Committee 3 BETTY j BETHAM et Essmgton Her brzght smile haunts me stzll Q Cute brunette talkative color guard pleasmg Bowling Club 4 C-lec Club l 2 SWllTllTlll1g Club 4 Band 3 4 Dance Commlttee 3 4 Dccorwtmg, Comnuttec 2 3 Prom Committee 2 3 Statnoncry Commlttec 4 Ushuctte 3 ALFRED T BONSALL A le Lestcr He ts trulv great who hath u treat character Fncndlx a meat dresser thc volce lI'lU.lllgLl1I Football l Track l Art Club 2 German Club 2 3 4 Clee Club , 2 3 4 Hnstory Club 2 3 Operetta 2 Flyer 3 4 RETROSPECT 4 Stu dent Councxl 4 Class Plays 3 4 Sales Commlttee 4 Prom Committee 3 D ELAINE BOSSOM Elame FOLCROFT Clad cheer IS uorth good shout Neat oclablc ompetent unpredxctable xx c meaning Bowling 4 Banquet Committee 4 Canclx Commlttee 4 Decoratxnu Commlttee 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Statuonerx Commlttee 3 77 l in l I l . 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Q h .xr DOROTHY E CHALFANT Dotsy L1 xwoon Let me hate men about me Artlstlc VIVHCIOUS attractive hard worker freckles Bowlmg 2 4 Clee Club I 2 Sales Commlttee 4 Decoratmg Com mlttee 3 Qtatlonery Commlttee 4 Cl1ss Tnp Commlttee 4 C ELIZABETH CHEW Chet Lwwooo She prospers zn art Procrastxnator mce dresser artlstlc Wltty mls chlevous Bowlmg Club 2 French Club 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Hxstory Club 2 Swlmmmg Club l Operetta 2 RETROSPECT 4 Sales Commnttee 4 Decorating Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Statlonery Commlt tee 4 RUDOLPH M CHIAPPETTA Rudy MARL us Hoolc Wzt that can call forth smtles elen rom mourners mnkster wc joker noisy likable Football 3 Basketball 3 4 Clee Club 4 RETROQPECT 4 Decorating Commlttee 3 jOHN BERT CONCKLIN IR C ro Rmuav Punt I defy all fetters though thex uere made rj Gold Intelllvent lanky frank unpredictable witty Football l 2 3 4 German Club 7 J 4 RETROSPECT 4 Student Counc1l2 3 7 u U , , iff , sf U v H , 1 1 1 y Q ' ,. 5 . . f 1 u H l -4 - U . , V . f r 1 1 r 1 r J - My 1 1 v 1 ,aj ' ' ' ' ' - ' v ' , Jn. l Y 1 ,' ek JU , K., X X ' 1 fs r f' J X - tl H , , .4 - . 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CLENNA B COULBOURN Glenna Rmuzx PARK For now I m zn a holzday mood Peppy fun lover cheerful lackadalslcal ta Clee Club l Swlmmmg Club 4 Band I 2 3 4 Flyer 4 Candy Commlttee 4 RETROSPECT 4 Decoratrng Commlttee 3 Prom Com mlttee3 Refreshment Comm1ttee3 Usherette3 Sunsh1neComm1ttee DEAN W COURTRICHT Bunny RIDLEY PARK ,av-' 'Wx A jaw and square Sportsman Low voiced vlrl shy athletic lacomc llkable Football I 3 4 Track 3 4 French Club 3 4 Band I Property Commlttee3 Mita 'Zi JOHN A DALEY jocko RIDLEY PARK To her m5 care and tozls be guen tzll to1ls and cares shall end 2 Drummer boy blusher prankster Romeo -1 X, '1T':V':y'? curtaln puller Z' A Basketball 2 3 4 Clee Club l 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Operetta 2 Property Committee 3 4 Stamp Club l KAY EDITH DALGAARD Ka RIDLEY PARK Never 1dle a moment PePP5 full of fun fhghty a loquacrous Softball 4 Camera Club 3 French Club 2 3 4 Home Economics Club 4 Swxmmmg Club 2 3 4 Sales Committee 4 Statxonery Com mittee 4 24 .. ,. , .. , . , .. 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DAVIES A o RIDLEY PARK Lzttle and good IS what pleases Sunny veraclous genial personalltv short stuff Hockey I 2 3 4 Softball 3 4 Bowlmg 2 4 Cheerleadmg 2 3 4 Art Club l 4 French Club 2 3 Clee Club l 2 3 4 History Club 2 3 4 Swlmmmg Club l 4 Operetta 2 Flyer 2 3 4 RETROSPECT 4 Student Councll I 2 Class Play 3 4 Secretary 2 Advertising Com m1ttee2 Sales Comm1ttee4 Dance Commlttee2 Decorating Committee 3 Prom Committee 2 3 Stauonery Committee 4 Volleyball 3 4 junior Red Cross 2 WILLIAM W DEEMER - Bxm PARRs1 oe If to krss were to sm and sm were to dte Talkatlve happy go lucky prankster curly haired bull shnger Football 3 4 German Club 3 4 Clee Club 3 4 Advertlsmg Com mittee 3 Decorating Commxttee 3 Prom Committee DAN A DE PALMA JR -'M Roman lVlARCbS Hook xr' Happy art thou as J etery day thou hadst pzcked up a horseshoe jovial eloquent talkative good natured frlendly Football 4 Class Play 3 Decorating Committee 3 5 PHYLLIS A DOERING Phy RIDLEY PARK A merry heart doeth good luke a medncme Chubby pug nosed unconcerned patient er slstent Clee Club l 2 History Club 2 Library Club I 2 3 4 Swlmmmg Club l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Sales Commxttee 4 Statlonery Committee 4 Sunshme Commxttee 4 Program Commlttee 4 7.1 lf ' ' 11 K' I ' ' ' ll l! ,Q ' Y I Y l ! ! ! l 7 Y l L1 '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tk Qj, , J ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' la g?-, , ,, 1, . . . 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Chunkx lackadansxcal jocular helpful sports happy Football German Club 2 3 RETROSPELT 4 AClVClClSll'lg Com mlttee 3 Vanin IACK DOUGHERTY OC RIDLEY PARK Whence all thy learnzng? Hath th5 toxl O er books consumed the mulmght 0117 Nlght owl neat nonchalant bored of education wo f Softball 1 3 4 HISIOYQ Club 2 German Club 2 3 GORDON G DOUGLAS Turtle lr LESTER Much max be made of a Scotchman 1j he be caught jOlUIg Athletic talkatlve dependable. modest hard worker Football l 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 RETROSPELT 4 DecoratmgComm1ttee 2 ESTELLA ECONOMOS Stella MARCUS Hoolc Presence of mmd and courage zn d1stress Are more than armzes to procure success ' , ff Raw en tresses talkative genlal attractive earnest History Club 2, Flyer 2, Student Councll 4, Sales Committee 4, Y, Program Commlttee 3, Stationery Commlttee 4, lumor Red Cross 2 v .3 O .4 ' ,H , 'L A I V 3 . I . . .. BN ' l HM' Y! ,, tg., C 3 2, 4: , , , - . X.-115155. - . . 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H -R AUDREY M EHRENZELLER Audrey COLWYN There IS no art to find the mmd S constructzon m the face Good natured nrt dramatlc femmme attractxve Hockey 3 Softball 3 4 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Swlmfnlng Club 3 4 RETROSPECT 4 Advertnsmg Commlttee 3 Dance Commxt tee 3 Decorating Commlttee 3 Prom Committee 3 Stationery Com mittee 4 FREDERICK I EVANS JR Fred MARCUS Hook If I do Lou frzendshzp I wzll perform zt to the last artzcle lnqu1s1t1ve shorty talkatlve droll happy go lucky German Club 3 4 History Club 3 4 AClVCI'tlSll1U Commlttee 4 Sales Committee 4 ,M2991 'Ref GEORGE W EYRE Breezy RIDLEY PARK Enerythmg comes J a man wzll only walt Carefree lackadalslcal quiet blond tempera mental JAMES E FAIX lm LESTER Be gone, dull care, thou and I shall never agree S' Quxet easy going frlendlv blusher cheerful 2:7 Track 2, German Club 2, 3, Sales Commlttee 4 w C cs u , H . . , . . .- . . . W' W f 1 1 2 1 ' M, 5 - - 5 - . 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ALBERTA CHARLOTTE FARMER A Calnmess zs a great advantage affable tantallzmg azy dramatlc As merry as the day 15 long RIDLEY PARK A MARIE FEDENA Essl NGTON NANCY E FENZA Nancy RIDLEY PARK On wzth the dance letjoy be unconflned Popular good dancer frlendly nonchalant athletlc Hockeyl 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Softballl 2 3 4 Cheerleadmg4 Glee Club I Band 2 3 Operetta 2 Student Council l Class Play 3 4 Class Councll 2 3 Treasurer 2 3 Dance Committee 4 Decoratmg Commlttee 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 DAVID VN FINLEY Fxsh RIDLEY PARK A handful of common sense zs worth a busheUuI of learnmg Ambltlous hard worker mtelllgent agreeable tactful German Club 3 4 Band 2 3 4 RETROSPECT 4 Student Counc1l4 Class Council 3 Dance Committee 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Tlcket Committee 3 Cross Country 3 78 JAMES E GALLOWAY JR um RIDLEY PARK To lwe zs not merely to breathe It as to act Cute carefree humorous active athletlc Footballl 2 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Flyer 4 President l Dance Committee 4 Property Commlttee 3 BERN ICE E CEARY Bernie LINWOOD The joys I hate possessed m spzte offate are mme Taclturn pleasant obhgmg sedate consclentlous Library Club 4 Sales Commxttee 4 Qtatxonery Commlttee 4 Red Cross 2 3 te ANNE WADE CEISE ix A merry heart marketh tl cheer ul countenance we ol y actress sunny lmpartlal responslblt Hockey l 2 3 4 Bowllng 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Clte Club l 2 History Club 2 4 Swlmmmg Club l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Advertlsmg Commxttee 2 gales Commlttee 4 Class Trip Commlttu. 4 RETRO sPEcT4 CLARENCE M GILBERT IR Reds LINWOOD H15 mmd hzs kmgdom and hrs uzll hzs Iau Question asker neat dresser redhead dlSpLII2itl0US palnstaklng ,.,,, Track I 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 French Club 7 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra7 3 4 Oper etta2 Flyer4 RETROSPECT4 Student Council-1 Class Play 3 4 Deco rat1ngComm1ttee 3 Cross Country l 7 3 4 My HJ- ., , . , , 3 v , , 5 , , y S , S Z 2 I - Y Y ' ' . , ' . 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H V 'Y Y 7 1 ' . - W . v 3 v 1 V v v v - v v v -fy - v ' Z ,' I 'Z 'Z ,' - Z ' l v 7. v v ' , --N t - l...-uf' IU' 'ee JANE E HAZEL ane RIDLEY PARK Foodness rs easzer to recogmze than to dejme Deliberate moody frlendly pleasant comely LENORE EYRE GRANGER Lcnore Rmuzv PARK Do vou not knou I am a woman When I thmk I must speak' lntellngent argumentative expressly e attractive friendly Hockey 1 2 3 German Club 3 4 Hlstory Club 2 3 4 Llbrary Clubl 2 3 4 Smmmmg Clubl 2 3 4 RETROSPELT4 Class Play 4 Class Councll 3 Program Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Property 3 O LORRAINE HAINES Loname LINWOOD Laugh und thc uorld laughs uzth you Serene Ikat serious efficient unexeltable Boyylmq 4 Cemnn Club 2 3 Clee Club l 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 3 4 Lubrarx Club 3 4 Qwzmmmg Club 4 Operett13 RETRosPEcT -1 Advertxsmg Commxttee 3 Qales Commlttee 4 Refreshment Com mlttee 3 Qtcrtlonely CNOITIINIYYCL 4 Qtamp Club 2 Iunlor Red Cross 3 Hockey 2 French Club 3 4 Glee Club l 2 4 SWIITIYITIIIU Club 4 Sales Committee 4 Usherette 3 PHIL E HICKMAN P 1 lVlARLl9 Home I am sure care zs an enemy to life Lanky qulet tactful sociable cooperatlvc Basketball 3, Cross Country 4 lf. 50 ll V I ' V! 3 . . , l X . . . . 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I N jk Qu f 4 1 RUSSELL HILL Hilly RIDLEY PARK It s better to wear out than to rust out Hard worker good natured lanky artlst muscles Art Club 4 RETROSPECT 4 Sales Committee 4 VELMA jANE HITCHENS e MARCUS HOOK Tas a credzt to a good gnl to be neat Sophrstlcated neat frank nonchalant eplcure German Club 2 3 4 Sales Committee 4 JOSEPH EDWARD HOOT German Club 3 4 Sales Committee 4 ROBERT C HORNE Sport that wrznkled care dendes dent 2 Statlonery Committee 4 31 RIDLEY PARK Oh sleep zt rs a gentle thmg beloved from po e to pole 0 torpld stocky deep volced j0Vl3l RIDLEY PARK thletnc humorous wo f outdoorsman lanky Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Cemman Club 3 4 History Club 2 3 Student Councrl 2 Class Council 4 Vlce Presl ll! I! ' ll !7 9 5 ' - VIH ily' . . !9 ,,: ' . Hjoell H , -, I 'H Wlf... ' ,J ' - uB0bn . YYY: YYY: ii: 15 r.: S Z ' ' Q . awk BETTY ELAINE HOWARD Bern MARCUS Hook Dzlzgence zs the mother of good fortune Ta mtelhgent socxable tacnturn kmd Flyer 4 Sales Commlttee 4 Stationery Commlttee 4 MARY A HURST Mar Essmcrox We saw her charmmg but ue saw not haU' the charms her modesty concealed Nam ve quiet competent pleasant brunette Bowling Club 4 Glte Club 1 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 2 3 4 swlm 'M mlng Club 2 4 Optretta 2 Class Council 4 Sales Committee 4 Rlng Commxttee 3 Tlcket Commlttee 4 Y' ELSIE M IACONO Elsle L1NwooD The best of Izttlefellous Shorty bright eyes qulet Cute laugh coop eratlve Bowlmg 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Clee Club I 2 3 4 Swimming Club 3 4 Advertnsmg Commlttee 3 Sales Commlttee 4 Decorating Commnttee 2 4 Program Commlttee 4 RETROSPECT 4 MILDRED V VIARVIS 1' Mnlhe RIDLEY PARK As merry as the day 15 long jolly temperamental amlable easy golng loyal ' German Club 3, 4, Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4, History Club 2, Sales Com X mlttee 2, Entertamment Committee 2 ff Z7 A 03,51 .. , ,Inge A1 ' ' lv ' S. , . 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' . . . re- . 1 1 1 1. 1 1 l I 1 1 Q Oper' And what he greatly thought, he nobly dared. GEORGE L KNOWLES IR HCR RIDLEY PARK Attempt the end and never stand to doubt Nothmgs so hard but search uzll find xt out Penslve observant lntellxgent quiet wlllmg Tenms 2 3 Art Club 2 French Club 2 3 Glee Club 4 History Clu 2 3 4 Flyer 4 RETROSPECT4 Program Commxttee 3 .R ADRIENNE VIRGINIA LANDERS A e LIINWOOD And often have I heard defended Lzttle sazd I5 soonest mended Determined worker Obllglllf, likable humorous tuclturn Bowling 3 4 Camera Club 3 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Swlmmmg 4 RETROSPECT4 JOAN EVELYN LARKIN joame RIDLEY PARK What sunshme 15 to jlouers srmles are to llllttldtltfj Freckled proud enthuslastlc argumentative amlable Hlstory Club 3 Home Economics Club 4 Swlmmlng Club 4 Sales Commlttee 4 Program Comm1ttee 4 Stationery Commlttee 4 Ush erette 4 DIANE LEASE Dee RIDLEY PARK All succeeds wzth people who are sweet and cheerful Frlendly rellable damty neat curly haxr Hockey 2, 3, Bowlmg 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 H Cl b 2, 3, 4, Swlmmmg Club l, 2, 4, RETROSPEC1' 4, Advertls lstory u mg Committee 4, Statlonery Commlttee 4, Tlcket Commxttee 4, Ush erette 4 3-1 . vb I . , 5 . ,S IKJ Y! -I , P II . . , . ,, .. 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I y ' X E - S 1 ' H I, , U jOSEPH LOUIS LINDER oe LESTER I see but cannot reach the hezght That Izes forever m the lzght Qulet frlendly wo f mechanically mclmed bus mlsser Football l Camera Club 3 4 Sales Commlttee 4 THOMAS LINK Sonny RIDLEY PARK I m gomg to go a bzt bdore I seltle down Nonchalant procrastmator Romeo good dancer amiable Track l 2 3 4 Clee Club 3 4 Band l 2 3 Dance Committee 4 Decorating Comrnlttee 3 4 Prom Committee 4 Property Commlttee 2 3 Sales Commlttee 4 Cross Country 2 1-8, JAMES J MCGOWAN C0056 WALI Nc FORD Charms strzke the szght but ment ums lhe soul English bram joker Generous s good d mccr ootball 4 Basketball 3 4 French Club 3 4 Dance Committee 3 4 Prom Committee 3 4 Class Trlp Commxttee 4 Clee Club 3 4 JACK N MANERCHIA Man2rCh MARL us Hook Beuare thefury of a patzent man Plgmy unpredlctable joker good dancer carefree Football 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Decorating Com m1ttee4 3.3 .J ,, K6 ' - ' lt I I! 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MANTECIN X lVlARtUs llomx 1' All ilu uorld x 41 state Loquacnous humorous uctlvt eoquettlsh brumttt B1sketball3 4 Baseb1ll3 4 Bowling 2 3 Clec Club 2 3 4 Hls Cl torx ub 2 3 Smmmmg Club 2 3 4 Opnretta 2 Advertising Com mlttu. 3 4 Entertainment Comn lttu 2 3 Pr 0 C Su IL ohmm OINIUIULL 3 SUSAN L MERL ARRSIDI H r wzcc uus utr so t Gentle and lou an excellent thmg nz uoman Ammqted lankx mannerlx sportful l'l1lSChlLVOUi B1skatball2 3 4 Bowlmg 2 3 4 Frtnch Club 2 3 Clet Club 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 3 Llbrary Club 2 3 Swimming Club 2 O Lretta 2 P Fl5er 3 RETROSPELT 4 Class Play 4 Banquet Committee 4 Dantt Committee 3 1:11 Et 5 1 s fv MILLIE ANN MILLER M1 MARL Ls Hook To be huppx the temperament must be I Pleasant wlllmg earnest comelx bashful Softball 4 Clee Club 4 Stationery Commlttu. 4 CLAIRE E MILLS Claire RIDLEY PARIX Wzth her eges m flood Luth lauglzler Pleasant VOICL mischievous hor se fan vcpressne exu go getter Hockex 2 Bowling 2 Clee Club l 2 3 4 Hlstox 2 3 L r lbrarx Club 3 Smmmmg Club 2 Operetta 2 Sales Commsttee 4 Usherette 3 0 1 1 f 4. - . . . , , ., Y 1 , 1 Q I .. 0, , . t . . i . X W . X i . 1 , . . . . -, , , . , . , . , . ,, K y V K ! I 1 v Y Y ' ' 1 . ' ' . , . ' ' , , 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' ' 3 2 1 ' D ' I 1 1 ' ' J J 1 Y 1 Y K ' sl - ,,- 11 3 . . . . 4 ' l . 1 U c v ' - 1 r -1 - V , . . , , 4 V V , . Y ,, , ,K . . K Y V ' . . j A r 4--Q1 ,ua , . 1 ' . , . , 5- 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 4. W - . . . 7 4 ,, V 1 V l 1 , 1 , K 1 V V 3 I 5 . 1 1 - Z 1 I ,1 ,1 1 2 - 3 j - -1 f. 'f.,. 'ni .,, .. .-.. .,,.. , ,W 4, i 4 ' ' 1,51 + , ,.... . I gi H A N -1 . ll . ,- . 1 ' I? ,, - ' 4 f 14 .. , 1, ' I ' . lgdX'. K . . . 1 Y 4 ' ' 3 ' I JJ . I , , . . . S- I, H . Y , V. x - f ' - ' ' 1 ' 1 - ' 3 - ,1 9 1 1 1 - 1 A ' 4 1 - Q. 4 1 1 1 1 v 1 , 1 1 , ,, A',Q755?,W5if I v 2 f - 15 f,:'?1,i fr f N ' .1 , 11,3 , . . ' - ts M1359 , - l . ' x 5 ' . Q 1 ,W Qjg A Q1 , elf' 3 , 4 Zfzg N E f 23,2 I hr ,. , in riff f 4 ff K ,gy 4 X f ff ri' ' Q ,, I 4 3 MARY LOUISE MOORE Lou Mx-me Us Hook Gentle m personage conduct and equzpaee ANNE MONCRIEF Anne COLWYN A rolling stone gathers no moss. Determined . . . nice complexion . . efficient . , musical . , argumentative Softball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 43 French Club 33 Clee Club 2, 3, 43 His' tory Club 2, 35 Swimming Club 3, 45 Band 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Oper' etta 23 Flyer 3, 43 RETROSPECT 43 Student Council 33 Class Play 4, Ban' quet Committee 43 Class Trip Committee 4: Trio 3, 4. JAMES B. MOORE Beak RIDLEY PARK True as a needle to the poles Or as a dml to the sun Studious 'ithletic friendly brain firl shx Footbill 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 History Club 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Student Council l 3 Class Councnl 4 President 3 Vice President 4 Decorating Committee 2 fis trim calm competent agreeable Bowling, Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Clee Club 7 3 4 Swimming, Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Stationerx Committee 4 Dick Why not hate a bzt 0 romance in business uhen 11 costs nothm Athletic active trumpeter prankster intelligent Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball l 7 3 4 Track 2 3 4 French Club 2 Hlstory Club 2 3 Bandl 2 Orchestral 2 3 4 FIxer2 Student Coun eil l 3 4 President 2 Dane Committee 3 Decorating Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 E RICHARD MORAIN RIDLEY PARk 'Sb sk .4 y - , H . Q 1 . .2 V . K . Y W . , . 1 . . . . . . 5 l . at C 7 1 Y K Y 3 Y Y 1 7 Y Y Y C 3 Y Y ! Y ! ' J 1 ' - ' 1, 1 ' - - ' ' ,- 'llv 1 . .. .. , L ,, . . 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Track lg Camera Club 43 Clee Club 3, 45 History Club 2, 3, 43 Stamp Club l, 2. NICHOLAS GEORGE PERAKIS Nick RIDLEY PARK The eul that men do Ines after them joker dancer athletic go Getter impersonator Football l 2 3 4 French Club 3 Dance Committee 4 DONALD W PORTER DOH lVlARL Us Hook Creeping like a snail H A Lnuzllznq to school f Q Droll friendlx azx blow spe'1ke1 good natured Football 3 German Club 3 4 ROB ERT HOYVAR D POWLE Y QM Frenchy LESTER 'mv Thx modesty 19 a candle to thx mern Carefree athletic lackadasical prankster French Football l 3 Decoratmv Committee 7 U .. ,- ., ,, . . . . . , , . 'g . . . . l y r C I . i it H i r . K ,xii ,. is - - QQ: J fl A 91.-5-,eq 5i,w.f , 1 t - H 231 4 51fi551.QZ29 X ' , . - . 41- , , It l l I V I V' A fa:-' .' ' ' ge.. '- ' ' 5 .QM-wk new . , . . . . , . . ., Y lii,-x .x ll ffltlz iii?-11i.i ' 4 LT' 'M' - - -if-:fr-1 132-r A , 3 C -- 1, Ri PDQXS ,f 1 , 'zfvi-::.fv 5.1 45' ff.t2.w'I.-:,.f, Q ff yn - ,Q I. J .L -,.1.,:-,,.x ri 1,54 a . ,Y PATRICIA PRENTISS PREBLE Patsy RIDLEY PARK The lzght tha! lzes zn women s eyes B9WlfChII'I2 eyes athletlc well dressed blonde QIUdIOUS Hockey I 2 3 4 French Club 2 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 2 4 SWIITIITIIDQ Club 2 4 Operetta 2 Program Committee 3 Refreshment Commlttee 2 Stationery Committee 4 FLORENCE ANN PR ICE Babe LINWOOD Good naiure zs stronger than tomahawks Loquaclous 0 y kmd lanky straightforward Bowhng 3 4 Art Club 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 2 4 Swlm mlng Club 3 4 Operetta 2 4 Program Commlttee 3 Statlonery Com mittee 4 lOl-IN W QUILLEN ur MARCUS Hook A Izttle nonsense now and then Is rehshed by the bes! of men Sprlghtly bram eficlent tantallzmg ambitious German Club 3 4 Hlstory Club 2 3 4 RETROSPECT 4 Student Councll 2 Class Play 4 Vice President 3 Prom Committee 3 ANTOINETTE ANN RAUSEO Tom MARCUS Hook The secret of success zs constancy of purpose Ambltlous pensive well groomed hair dellberate capable Basketball 4 Softball 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 HlSI0l'y Club 2 Rldmg Club 4 Swrmmmg Club 3 4 Operetta 2 RETRO SPECT 4 Class Play 4 Statlonery Commxttee 4 Play Selectnon Com mittee 4 l 4 1 V - 1 :i , , . . . , , 1, L Y 1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y , 7 Y , Y Y ! 7 f . D . V , , l Y ' . u U . -4 - H ' . . . ' , . ' I Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y v 1 1 .v J ' if 3,55 A ' . hifi Q55 45,5 - 2 . rn ' as , Q ll ff - - ,V Y Y Y Y Y Y . I Y . . r . I . Y Y Y ' I. -U 4- U . Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y . Y ' . . . . . l . 1 Y Y Y Y Y . , . ' V ' . ' r Y Y Y Q f' ' f L -I I I ,IOHN E RHOADS .IR johnny MARCUS Hook ,K Short but sweet for mches do not make the man Ladcadalsxnl procrastmator tram mlsser mght owl Hkable Football 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Qales Committee 4 CrossfCommtry4 LOIS EVELYN ROBINSON Robbie LESTER Acts with common sense accordmg to the moment Attractlve athletic carefree compamonable talkative Basketballl Hockey I 2 3 4 Softball I 2 3 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 4 Swnmmmg Club 2 3 4 Band 3 4 RETROSPECT 4 Class Play 3 4 Advertlsmg Committee 2 Program Commlttee 3 Sta txonery Comm1ttee4 History Club 2 3 4 QU? JEAN B ROBSON Jeanle RIDLEY PARK Muszc IS well sazd to be the speech ofthe angels Musical long blonde halr consclentlous loqu acxouS laughter Hockey 2 3 Bowling 2 4 French Club2, 3 4 Clee Club I 2 3 4 Llbrary Club 2 3 Swlmmlng Club I 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Program Committee 3 Stationery Commlttee 4 WILLIAM A ROCK 1 MARCUS Hook The clock stnkes one He takes no note of hme Cowboy lady killer dude happy goflucky loafer Sales Commlttee 4 Cross Country 4 -II . , , I .4 1- r ' A ,,. u . ' 1, , . iffy, X . . . . . 1. ,nf - fi ,',fff, - ' ' Q I g v y y v 1 1 K y I ' I , u - nv u - - yy I l l J 7 l ! 7 7 I I I 1 1 Y Y V I Y Y 3 7 i 1 1 y 1 ' ' I Y I Y ' 5 L Qi' Ll , f 'ig 'f f ,Nw .J , ', . t i -:f ',' ' 2 ' W? ,. .l.v? .A -A. .1 , 'bf' FZ. ye, -' ' I ,f I Q 1. I if If - U U , . . ,, y u ' Q 0 ' Q 1 1 1 v n 1 Q 1 v . V v . . - l l Y 3 Y Y , I I ! 7 Y Y I I l ' It - V. B II It - - ,V , ,, R S v I ' ' Q . ' . y v I , A W. RAYMOND SAKERS, JR. M'-'PCI' Rmusv PARK What a frosty spzrzted rogue ts thas Friendly noisy muscles argumentative lover ootball l 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 French Club 3 4 History Club 2 3 Operetta 2 Student Counc1l2 3 Class Council 3 Vice President 3 Property Commlttee 3 4 BlOl0gy Club 2 REINHOLD A SCHROEDER ,IR Reine Essmcrors Oh I am stabbed wzth laughter Dramatic talkative short lmpetuous Jester Football l 2 Track l 2 Tenms 3 Art Club 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Class Play 3 4 Advertising Committee 3 Sales Com mittee 4 Entertamment Committee 2 Program Committee 3 4 EVELYN GRACE SCONE Evle Trainer And stzll be domg never done Basketball 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 Softball 3 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Cer man Club 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 History Club 2 3 4 Swimming Club 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Flyer 3 4 RETROSPECT 4 Student Council l Class Play 4 Class Council 3 4 Treasurer 4 Program Committee 2 Rmg Committee 3 Play Selection 4 CHARLES P SHAW Charles RIDLEY PARK Lde s a stage so learn to play your part Witty dramatic joker Romeo temperamental French Club 2 3 Clee Clubl 2 4 History Club 2 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Dance Committee 3 Prom Com mittee 3 Stationery Committee 4 Model Club 3 42 ll il I ' ll ll ' CK If F U , , , 9 , , , : 5 1 I , I S , Q l 5 ' I , 3 - . , . ll ' YY V CI . I! , . 7 5 Y I I I 7 S I l r s I i ' S I , - IK ' ll P- ' V Expressive . . . hard worker . . . studious . . . active . . . friendly. 1 s 9 i y ' r 1 i ' , 1 x 1 1 1 i 1 1 i i , S I i I S Z I i S S S 3 . if YI . .. - , ,, , . , 9 , , 1 ' 5 , . , : 1 1 1 i 9 i ' S I - JOAN PATRICIA SHEETS oan FOLCROFT Her modest looks the cottage mzght adorn Su eet as the prnnrose peeps beneath the thorn Majorette blue ey es wxllmg modest blonde Basketball 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Softball 2 History Club 2 3 4 Swimming Club 2 4 Band 3 4 Operetta 2 Decoratlng Committee 2 JOAN E SHISLER joannle FOLLROFT Eten study cannot damp her spzrzt gay AfI'IblIl0LIS conscientious frnendly Intelligent naive Basketball 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Clee Club 2 4 History Club 2 3 4 Swimming Club 4 Statlonery Commlttee 4 A j EAN SHULL ean FOLc RUFT For we that Ine must lne to please Manaver brunette friendly reliable IFIISCCUOLIS smlle Hockey 3 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 History Club 2 Band 2 3 4 Or chestra 2 3 4 Operetta 2 RETRosPEcT 4 Student Council 4 FRANCIS SMITH Bord RIDLEY PARIX To play the vame for all there s m zt To plat the game and play to um It Athletrc popular deep x olced frxendlx easx ffomv Football l 3 4 Ba ketball 1 2 3 T ack I -I U ,, I .l Q 4 .. - . . . ' V . Y , 1 y 1 , y , , - - , , , , 9 ,3. I 4. - ,. N u , ' ' In .. - - . . . . . Y , 3 Z Y I y y C Z . asv' z, ' I , ., 'g , nj H x 'Q as -' -Y , -v , . I . . . Q 4,3 . s I la - , '1 . . ' . . , . , , , , , . , , , . I J - Z - I il V' , , n V v ' - , C, . V I Y. .. , ' , ' ' . V D U' ,2,,'g s ,,.4: r ,2.-1. , J MARY SMITH Marx RIDLEN PAM As sure an mm as stout an arm As ever kept Ihe score rom harm Hard worku athlet1c popular expressive 1 XLCLIIIXL Basketball I 2 3 4 Hocku I 2 3 4 Softball4 Clee Clubl 2 Band 2 3 4 Operetta Z Class Council 4 Secretary 4 Sales Commlttec 4 Dance Commlttee 4 Decorating Commlttee 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 4 Refreshment Commlttee 2 Usherette 4 BETTY IANE SNYDER Cmng. TRAINER I speak III u mmmtrous httle Lozce Penslxe talkatlv. dfix CllC'll'I'lLI languld patnnt Cla Club I 2 Sales Committee 4 QIHIIOYILYX Committee 4 cf, DORIS I1 QTAHL Dot FOLK ROFT Full nmn5 a jloum zs born to blush unseen Small full of devllment 'nmbmous studlous amiable Lnbrar Club 4 RETROSPECT 4 Sales Committee 4 Teen age Book Club 3 RICHARD R STAPLES QTRUMMS RIDLEX PARK I am bid I am uzcked but I hope to bc uorsc hcreaffer Procrastmatol lackadalslcal prankster easy Home nom Football I 2 F1 ench Club 2 3 HISIOYQ Club 2 4 4-I . . f .. , v 1' I 3 I 1 s J I 71 I , v n Q . 'L 7 Y V 7 Q Y 3 Y Y Y 1 ' A . . . ' . , . ' , 1 I Y Y ! ! 7 7 7 J ' 1 1 S 1 - - b .- - , 1 s -' V, . . , A V, ffl I C ,I . . . I 4 2 . 19 551, -4 , ' N' ,:-IMI - ' ' a L x 4. x - as . .. ,. N I . . . 5 C ' xy . . ' . I v 1 x - L v c , , . . . . . - , 1, C , ' 7 , X it X- I VIRGINIA LEE STODDART Cmnt RIDLIY ARR Sueet as a louer and upright as CI bolt F. VIRGINIA STEPHENSON Stevie MARcUs Hook Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty. Tall blonde friendly cheerful , fun loving, Bowling 3, 43 History Club 45 Library Club 45 Swimming Club 2. 3, 43 Sales Committee 43 Stationery Committee 4: Usherette 4, MARY jANE STEWART Stew RIDLEY PARK A light heart lives long. Procrastlnator carefree amiable moody a Basketball 2 3 4 Softball 3 4 Bowling 4 Glee Club I Sales Com mittee 4 Stationerv Committcc 4 Nominating Committee 3 Socially minded ambitious musical neat dresser friendly Hockey I Bowling., 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Clcc Club I 2 3 4 History Club 2 3 4 Operctta 2 Clftss Plftx 3 Banquet Committee 4 Class Trip Committee 4 Usrcrettc 4 ROBERT S SUDOL Llxc RIDLEY PARR No better than xou should be Artistic lanky a x joker unconcerned Footballl 7 -I Basketball I 7 Track I Art Club Z 3 Clee Club 4 History Club 7 Flyer -I RETROSPECT 4 Adxertismv Committee 3 wig Decorwtme Committee 3 4 kv xx 'N 4 ' ' ' t ll I , Z , C Z 9 1 ' .. - V.. 5 in , H . I . ' . H . , C . I Q I , A . N J X 1 I H y Y I Y I Y 1 Y ' , , Q 1 ' 1 1 . I' 1 . ' ' 2 -- ' ' . - , , e.. , . . . V .Q . . , . , w. iii, S . ' ' ' ' . . ' ' . , -- :sg-. - I - . - - - v R - -Q .2 1. .. ' ' .' T' '., ' ' f' ' xi ,- ' , ' e ' urn? - - . ic- ' ' 1.55-2 :+'- X 2- 7 f '-1-,P sail' ,gt 6 ' -. I' 1- VNZXXIAIV f if,..i-FJELEM1 'iz?5.w. 4. t , 3,121 2 SUZANNE G. SWEENEY Suzie RIDLEY PARK A rosebud need not have a mind. oly . . . fun lover . . . friendly . . , talkative . . . buoyant. asketball 2 3 4' Hockey l 2 3 4' Bowling 4' Cheerleading 2 3 4' French Club 3 4' Glee Club l' History Club 2 3 4' Swimming Club 2 4' RETROSPECT 4' Refreshment Committee 2' Volleyball 3- Usherette 3. BELFORD R THOMPSON Bud FOLLROFT In spz e of all the learned have sazd I stzll my old opnuon keep Husky tram crazy muscles obstinate talkative Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 History Club 3 Ticket Committee 3 CARL OTTEN TRAUTMANN King DARBY My only books Were women s looks Andfolly s all they taught me Amiable prankster math whiz lanky witty tory Club 2 3 Flyer 2 Advertising Committee 3 Entertainment Com mittee 2 LOIS ELAINE UNRUH FOLCROFT My heart zs true as steel Commercial loquacious faithful Gorgeous George an neat dresser Basketball 3 Softball 2 3 4 Bowling 3 4 History Club 2 3 4 Swimming Club 2 3 4 Flyer 4 RETROSPECT 4 Advertising Committee 2 3 4 Stationery Committee 4 Biology Club 2 46 J l' B 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 7 3 l 7 7 l Y 1 3 in I, u ' ' ' 4 .vs .. - ,. 3 Football I, 3, 43 Basketball 35 Softball l, 23 German Club 2, 3g His- ULU!! . 1. ' f',,' 7 I ! 7 ' X R. WAYNE WAGNER, JR. .4 g Wayne EsslNcToN W ' The race by vigor not by vaunts is won Y Athletlc talkative friendly curly nolsy Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 4 Advertlslng Committee 3 ALFRED MATHEWS WA ITE RIDLEY PARK Pursuzt of knowledge under dqfcultzes Stocky build lackadalslcal wo f carefree athletic Football 2 3 4 German Club 3 BARBARA JANE WEBB Webby RIDLEY PARK Injmte rzches m a lzttle room Hockey 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Clee Club l 2 FIyer4 Sales Committee 4 Refreshment Committee 2 Txcket Committee 3 DONALD A WHEELER Killer RIDLEY PARK And pantmg Tzme toll d after hzm m vam Runner super shoes thoughtful quiet mtelllgent Track l 2 3 4 Clee Club 4 Hnstory Club 2 RETROSPECT 4 Class Play 3 Play Selectlon Committee 4 Rmg Committee 3 Stamp Club I 2 Cross Country 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 , , 5 , , 3 , , 5 , A , S - MAI!! Y Y 5 ' f Q Effervescent , . . peppy . . . athletic . A . determined . . . witty. ' , 9 ' , 5 , 1 ' 5 C S - -L Il ' YI I if u - ' -n ' 4 - xr , , , 5 1 ' ' 9 1 ' I S I 1 l ' V : 1 S ' 47 K ROBERT L. WILLIAMS L ' Willie Tluumsk A rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun, To relish a joke, and laugh at a pun. Unconcemed . . . friendly . . . infectious smile . . . lmmorous . . .lanky. Football 2, 3, 43 German Club 2, 35 RETROSPECT 43 Tidcet Com- mittee 3. HELEN WU Helen Pxosrlncr PARK I hear yet I say not much but thmk al! the more. Reserved intelligent curious studious fnendly RUSZLL FRANKLIN YEAGER Russ RUTLEDCE Studaaus b please yet not ashamed to fazl lnquisitlve curl woman hater blusher talkative Football I Track l 2 Art Club 4 .5 VERNON A YORKEY Hose EssrNcToN Mal MU: only to conceal the mind Gullible chatty optimist excitable forward X E regex Track3 SalesCmmmtme4. Q wx 5. N14 L, f N I u - n 1 y M' t P S I I I V 4 H -- ll - ' vv , . . . . a y,, Z . Z -- :F .G A , , ' X ' .. ., L ' .i 4 u . ,,. -. 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' 5 if I r CLASS HISTORY ARLY ln September 1945 a varled group of prospectlye fresh men moved through the quiet streets of Rld ley Park Nolsy and numerous they proved to be and certamly there were too many of them to represent only the town of Radley Park Faces famlllar to the local resldents were mingled with str :nge faces from neighboring Tralner Lmwood Tmlcum and various other commumtles These faces were des tmed to remain strange a very short time for soon all were enveloped Ill the common Interests of the class of 1949 whlch began worknng together under the advlsorshlp of Mr Bell sellmg magazme sub scrnptlons After we got to know each other we elected our officers President Jim Calloway vlce presldent Bob Horne secretary Bobb1e Barrett treasurer Molly Kennette The best remembered of our freshmen experlences were Mr Waltz s algebra classes These featured a wxde var ety of educa tlonal subjects among whlch was algebra Wa' COOKIES + Syf 9 N XS v I f f We returned from our vacation the followmg summer as sophisticated sophomores We got the ball rollmg by electmg Mlss Shaw our class advl sor and under her guidance we conducted the annual sophomore Christmas card sale Our ofh cers for the year were President Dlck Moran vxce president Ray Sakers secretary Mona Da yres treasurer Nancy Fenza The blg event of thc year was our St Patty s Day Dance held ln March We had refreshments prlzes and even a floor show by the fellows This was very amusmg 'md enter tammg lnsurmg thc success of thc danct and fur mshmg a good tune for all COOKIIS 2 X 2 Ml? I ct, XE lf summer vacation comes can fall be far behmd' It wasn t and thus started our junlor year The ofhcers we elected were Presldent jnm Moore vlce presldent john Quxllen secretary Bobble Bar rett treasurer Nancy Fenza Our yumor class advisor was Mr Shaffer For some Mr Ferrees hlstory course presented a serious obstacle but when the final reckoning came there were found to be very few fatalltles The class of I949 boasted many players on the undefeated football yugger naut that fall On March 4 our yumor play was presented a comedy called A Case of Sprmgtzme It reflected the pollsh of slx arduous weeks of prac tlce and turned out to be a great success In the mterclass track meet great depth ln the various events wore down the talented seniors and the jumors emerged VICIOYIOUS from a close battle The arrlval of our class rlngs was looked forward to with a great deal of antlclpatlon and recelyed with considerable pleasure The last bug eyent of the year was our .Iumor Prom whlch provided an en yovable endlng to a fine year At the begmnmg of our senior year we spruced l 1 I ' ' V 1 ' 'y ' . 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V , V 50 up for our class portraits the proofs of which were reeelved with mixed emotlons The le1ders we ehose for our hnal year at Rldley Park were PVCSI dent I lmes 'Vlullen NICE presldent llm Moore secretary Nfl try Smlth treasurer Eyelyn 'icone Our hrst lob ls semore w1Q to present 1 class play Q eva ft, Q: W whleh we dld under the dlreetlon of Mrs R ly mond lt w1s 1 eomedy A Date uzth judy a perform1nee whreh will never be forgotten On December 23 we glve our Kris Krlngle Prom dancing tlll one oclo k to the tunes of The Diplomats Durlnv the Chr1stm1s vacation we lost our class advisor Mr Walter L Ferree to Penn 'State Track sea son efnme with the senlors furnlshmg a strong, nucleus to the squad Our class trip was a gala 1ffa1r which made a good ending to our four happy ye1rs 1t Rldley Park High Qchool The banquet Q09 fx XR brouvht us together for our last p zrtmff words before the blg day We all h1el 1 funny xnwfnd feeling when our work w1s hn1lly nnlshed 1nd we were walklng down the usle it the B1ee1l1ure1te Servlce Fmally the bug d1y L'llTlL Some ffr1du1ted stlll thlnklng, that the only trx IL thm :bout Nl1e beth was the f1ct that we blfllflltd II Nlost of us are th1nkful for wh1t we lTl'lIl'l,fLel to absorb 1nd yery gl lILfLll to our IL'lCl1LlS tr whom the work IS just is much in orelexl ty Q5 W XS 'is-Q ll? lug w Thank you Ridley Park High' We ire very fond of you and are deeply indebted to you for your part IH molding our llves We h1d our ups and downs but all ln all we had fun m our work and play We hope you enjoyed our st1y is much 19 we h1ve enyoyed being wlth you Rx Xl ff f X Lf Qc :XX X I yo, .Ly 'I , - . 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Q ,f X FQ E.. f ' e 1 X I T T K I f lx ix' Tx CLASS PROPHECY LIGHT burned late ln room 207 the RETRosPEcT just had to go to press the next day and there was stlll so much to be done If I didn t hurry soon there would be no ZZZZZ ZZ ZZZZ Z ZZZ Wha at' Why I seemed to be III a strange faraway place Nothing looked familiar Suddenly a newspaper blew across my path It was the Philadelphia lnquzrer edited by james McGowan Well maybe this would provide a clue to my whereabouts I sat down on a park bench and began to read The first thing that struck my eye was a big headlme about juanlta Barrett hat check girl at the Stork Club She had found Sl 000 ln a hat that no one claimed Police believe lt was the money recently stolen from millionaire George Eyre Then I noticed that the law firm of Daley Mullen and Pearce had won an important decxslon from the State Supreme Court judgej Manerchla decided that school should only be held three days a week The teachers umon headed by james Moore history teacher at Ridley Park High School and Robert Keyser physical education teacher at Eddystone Hugh School had worked hard for this decision It had already been arranged so that It Sheets and Anne Moncrief also teachers at Ridley Park were Interviewed they said This will give us the first leisure time we have had m years Next I read about the blg automoblle accident there had been that morning Betty Chew and Bill Rock collided head on Miss Chew wrecked her new Cadillac but Mr Rock s car an old 49 Ford escaped serious damage Phil Hickman a passenger m Rock s car suffered mmor laceratxons In the next column was an article about union leaders Russell Hill Gordon Douglas and Thomas Link They had quite a bit of trouble and traced it down to live Communists whom they had expelled On the next page I noticed ads for jacquelme Barr s florist shop and Andrew Anderson s modern Rexall Drug Store There was also a piece about Dean Courtrlght who has developed a new X ray technique H claims he can see right through his assistant Evelyn Scone Following this I read a piece about the new hospital that was being opened vnth Clarence G1l bert as head surgeon His secretary jeanette jec mlonka reported that they still need nurses even though the hospital is equipped vuth many nevl improvements Anne Geise Virginia Stephenson jean Shull Adrlenne Landers and Mildred jarvls were among the many hard working nurses to volunteer Dr David Fmley who will head the research department has just discovered a cure for the common cold Hrs laboratory staff Patsy Preble Alberta Farmer and Velma Hitchens sand that they haven t had a cold all winter I couldnt resist reading the Gossip column edited by Vernon Yorkey I recognized many of my old friends listed on this social page First was an interesting bit about Raymond Sakers who spent some time in Norrnstown after passing Miss Hlpps English and now is back in Ridley Park Next was an open letter to Antoinette Rauseo who had previously received an anonymous letter with two one hundred dollar bills enclosed asking her to retire from wrltmg radlo commercials Clalre M1lls Vlrgmla Stoddart jane Hazel and Diane Lease have just returned from an extensive trip to Europe where they visited many of the famous tourist centers joe Llnder has recently arrived home after a long trip to Alaska where he met Donald Wheeler and Richard Allewelt who were making a study of plants grown ln the Arctlc has given birth to qulntuplets at Philadelphia Gen eral Hospital Barbara Webb attending nurse reports that mother and babies are doing nicely That about ended Mr Yorkeys column of fa m1l1ar faces On the feature page I noticed many good plc tures taken by girl photographer Mary Anderson One of noted interest was Glenna Coulbourn lead mg the Eagles band down the field at Shlbe Park Another famlllar face was that of Lois Robmson now Mrs D Gordon She has just been elected the typical all around housewife ln the Delaware County area Then covering the lower section of the page was a shot of Ed Keyser and Carl Trautmann college graduates who were posing proudly with the many prizes they had won on Get Rick Quick program Another picture showed the rival crooners Al Bonsall and Reme Schroeder who are appearing as a double feature at the Click this coming week Not to be outdone by one another Steve Pahxdes Blll Deemer and Rudy Chlapetta have just turned from Reno where they ran across each other in the dlvorce court - , - i - I D I g . . , . ' Y ' . , . , , , , , , , 5 ' y . , . . ' J . , , ' 7 . , , . . . 1 , , , , ! ' . y . . Y r Y 9 , , will mean no decrease in their wages. When joan Mrs. Audrey Abuchovsky, formerly Ehrenzeller, . , . 'V . . . , , , , . , , 1 - ' . I , , . 5 ' y T , , , . . . . ' V . . . , I . . ' 7 Y 2 J . I y . , . , y , . A a .. f - I - ., . . v 1 f f ' . e , , , . . Y. . , . y I . . re' ' v , 1 f2 Thenl gazed at the movie section and saw a snap of Gracie Mantegna who is arriving this week for the world premiere of her latest picture Atomic Brunette On the sports page I read about the Eagles vic tory over the Cardinals with Bob Horne Wayne Wagner Al Waite Nick Perakis and Bob Williams outstanding Future Eagle games may be heard over station WIBG with that enthusiastic broad caster Dick Staples descrlbing them play by play I also noticed an article about Bud Thompson Penn States bruising tackle who has a large chicken farm ln Delaware After this was an account of an interview with Lafayette s new football coach john Rhoads who recently left Bucknell The business page announced the opening of many new shops Larkins Delicatessen opened last Monday and displays several nice salesglrls along with the goods to be sold Those employed are Dolores Belancio Marie Fedena and Nancy Fenza jack Knowles is starting an advertising agency His secretary Mary Hurst has already hired three charming models Kay Dalgaard Betty Betham and Sue Merz Photographer Robert Behl and artist Russell Yeager have started working on many novel ads Alex Perakis owner of Kuglers has just fin and Florence Price supervised the project with Millie Miller doing much of their art work George Keahy painted inspiring murals for the rear walls The engineering concern of Moran and Qulllen is making excellent progress on the tunnel they are building from Philadelphia to Camden It is hinted that they will probably come out above Trenton Stella Economos personnel manager at Viscose reports many recent vacancies in the secretarial department It seems many girls have left to be married Betty Snyder was the most recent Vic tim to take this step Virena Adams has decided to stay until someone comes ln and takes her honor of bemg the fastest typist in her department Ber nice Morgan is working hard to meet this challenge and rank above the others Sun Oil is opemng an office in San Francisco with Donald Porter and Dan De Palma head executives They will take Phyllis Doering Betty Howard and Mary Smith to be their managers in the business machines departments Bernice Geary and Doris Stahl are remaining here to teach new comptometer operators for this office Browsing through the book reviews I noticed an account of john Conklms new book The Psy chology of Octogenanans He is considered to be a good authority in this field Elaine Bossom has written a book entitled How To Be a Successful Secretary Miss Densmore has ordered numerous cwpies for future Ridley Park High School classes Phyllis Bell s Advice to the Lovelorn column was very sagaclous She advised L G whose hus band has just left her with six children to adver tise for another spouse She said I know there are many eligible bachelors who would welcome the chance to settle down with a large family On page ten I read an editorial about the hobby show at Convention Hall Dorothy Chalfont s new technique for painting photographs astounded many spectators Louise Moore demonstrated her new style of roller skating and Lorraine Haines exhibited her unusual stamp collection Mary jane Stewart won first prize for her extraordinary hooked rug made from strips of hand knit wool In the next column I noticed that the retired millionaire Francis Smith has given Sl 000 to the Red Cross His secretary Lois Unruh says that he plans to give another thousand to the March of Dimes Then as I was scanning the last page I read an article about the new type of airplane designed by Charles Shaw Bob Powley test pilot will make the preliminary flight tomorrow james Faix chief mechanic says that the plane will revolutionize the air industry first woman to fly a strato liner for T W A joan Shisler the hostess stated The passengers seemed perfectly calm throughout the trip Next I saw that George Dotts who is recruiting sailors for the Navy has been very successful Bob Sudol jack Dougherty Fred Evans and joe Hoot have already signed up I also noticed a piece about jean Robson s piano concert held at the Academy of Music The critics predict the gown she wore designed by Elsie jacona will start a new trend in women s fashions y attention was caught by the name of an old friend jim Galloway who owns a fann in Wis consin It seems that jim has developed a new type of contour plowing that completely stops the erosion of corn fields Then my eye was caught by a picture of the new ambassador to Korea Yun Yung and his attractive secretary Helen Wu They will leave soon to take up their duties in Seoul As I was reading the last line I heard a bell ring ing somewhere in the distance Maybe it was a fire alarm Maybe POP' Why there I was sitting in room 207 Miss Shaw was leaning over me Did you finish writing the prophecy? she asked I started to say no but then when I looked down there it was lying on the desk ready to be typed and sent to the printer . . , . 1 H ' I - y u - ,- Y Y 7 ' Y . y . . . 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Q - , n ,u , y A , . , , . ,, . . . . . . . . - , ! 53 CLASS WILL E THE Senror Class of 1949 berng of sound mmd and understandrng do hereby publrsh and de clare thrs to be our last yyrll and testament I Vrrena Adams leave my cute laugh to Walter Natrrn Rrchard Alleyyelt leave the after school ty prng to john Wertz Andrew Anderson leave the troubles of crrcu latrng the Flyer to Lanny Smrth Mary Anderson leave UD jacquelrne Barr leave my excess herght to jackre O Nerl juanrta Barrett leave rn sane mmd Robert Behl leave my Englrsh to Charles Esslrnger Phyllrs Bell leave my abrlrty to get Into too many extra currrcular actrvrtres rn my senror year to my srster Benny Dolores Belancro leave my so called beauty marks to anyone who wants to be beautrful Betty Betham leave my love of havrng prllow fights to my srster jean Alfred Bcnsall leave a seat rn the Trnrcum bus to Soogre Page Elarne Bossom leave my love of havrng fun to Dorothy Chalfont leave my frequent absence from school to my srster Drane Betty Chew bequeath my nrnety three pounds to Edrth Morrellr Now that she has them I ve retumed to a grease spot Rudolph Chrappetta leave my clownrng to Lours Barley john Concklm leave the book Psychology of Octogenarzans to Skrp Kemp It wrll help hrm wrth Mrss Hrpps Glenna Coulboum leave my posvtron as Head Majorette to Carol Barley Dean Courtrrght leave my love of fun to anyone who wants rt Mona Dayres leaye my persrstent defense of the South rDemocratsj rn P O D class to my brother Bob Kay Dal aard leaye my desrre to become a top flrght fashron model to Shrrley Knowles john Daley bequeath to Ronald Servwrrght yyhateyer I drdn t get out of Rrdley Park Vlrllram Deemer leaye my posrtron rn dramatrcs el rss to Tom Ostren Dan De Palma leave my tram rrde to oe julran Phyllrs Doerrng leave my love of school to Patsy Heflfleflnger George Dotts leave my prtchrng, arm to Warren Wheeler jack Dougherty leave my abrlrty to study for tyyo hours every nrght to Brll Henderson Gordon Douglas berng Scotch won t leave any thrng Estella Economcs leave my abrlrty rn shorthand to Glorra jones Audrey Ehrenzeller leave quretly for good' Fred Evans leave all of my homework to Ioe julran George Eyre leave at last james Farx leave whatever I have to whoever wants rt Alberta Farmer leave all the mrce rn Prospect Park to Mrckey McHale Marre Fedena leave some wonderful teachers to all the lucky junrors Nancy Fenza leave my love of actrng srlly to Takr Economos Davrd Frnley leave my love of loud tres to my krd brother jrmmy james Galloway leave my abrlrty to forget Eng lrsh speeches to Tom Zregenfuss Bernrce Geary leave my P O D notes to joan Lamplugh to sell senror candy to Ruth Gordon Clarence Grlbert leave my problems of the Flyer publrcatron to Alan Wood Lenore Granger leave my abrlrty to play j N hockey for four years to any underclassman as unlucky as I am Lorrarne Harnes leave my locker to my farthful frrend Sy lvra Hrcklrng ane Hazel leave my abrlrty to drrve a car to my srster Cynthra Phrlrp Hrckman leave my herght to john Wert Russell Hrll leave my good marks to my brother Kenny Velma Hrtchens leave my brother Dallas to Gerry Rernerth joseph Hoot leave my weeds to joe Bogard Robert Horne leave my abrlrty to lrne up on the yyrong srde rn football to lrmmy M Laughlrn Betty Hoyyard leave my abrlrty to get to the trarn statron one mrnute before the tmrn comes to Sadre Bonaduce r If fl ,r I ei' , . r ' . IV V 2 1 ' ' ' 1 A, r' V IV , ry c , V , . . . 7 Y ' . V V I V . IV V V .. V . Q y I ' Ir I 2 1 I I . ' ' . I, , 1 . f 5 - , V V V , I, ' , . ' '. I, , y I7 I l - . I Q V . V V .. . IV . V , , ' V V IV , V , - - , - u , ' r ' ' ,, V IV V , I J Y ' r , , I, , 1, , . . I, ', ' . . . Y I ' joan Morrison. I, Anne Geise, leave my' sales talk and my' ability' , - 1, , , V , , V V V I, V 2 Y f , I 1' . A I' If . . Y I 1' I v I V r I f V V I V LJ V V .. V . . D U I Y I . V r V I, , ' B Z, . V I, ' , ' , if 1 j D v. ' U ' ' A I Ir 1 I I 5 ' . . . . . . V V I , K 1, C, II . J J ' ' . A I I - A I I J I 'z:. '1 . ' . 5-I Mary Hurst, leave my love for commerclal sub jects to some future senior who loves to work hard Elsle lacona le1ve my love of sophomore has tory to my slster Theresa Mildred Iarvls leave my unending trlps to Phlladelphua to Shlrley Cottrlll may she en joy them as much as I have leanette lecmronka leave my love of baby doll shoes to Mlss Shaw George Keahey leave my artlstlc abrhty to Bob Shaffer Edgar Keyser will my seat III P O D class to anyone over seventeen who IS stupid enough to want It Robert Keyser leave my posltlon on the football team to Bob Hansen ack Knowles leave the qulck walk home for lunch to Alan Wood Adrienne Landers leave the faces I made ln dramatlc arts to another hopeful joan Larkm leave my love for Spruce Street Marcus Hook to Phyllls Mackey Duane Lease being one to take advantage of opportunities leave joseph Llnder leave to my brother jerry the love of catchmg the second bus Thomas Llnk leave my good marks to my sister Dolores jack Manerchna leave my clownlng abllxty to Benny CIIICHO Grace Mantegna leave my wltty jokes to Sadle Bonaduce james McGowan leave my unusual laugh to jlm Smgleton Susan Merz need all I have Mlllle Mlller leave my love for dramatxc arts to joanna Draper Clalre Mills leave to the junlor class the bw Anne Moncrxef leave my love of music to any one .vho can keep up with II lames Moore leave my orchestra seat to Allen Roberts Mary Lounse Moore lelve my long sklrts to Gloria lones Dlek Moran leave my thlek crop of halr to Sam Godfrey Bermee Morvm le uve my homework to Eleanor Hughes james Mullen leave my hefty one hundred and thlrty hve pmmds to lnmaay M I.'ILl9hllI1 Steve Plhlje lelve m duty of carry nv the anno lncements around seventh permod to Peter Economos Barbary Pearee leave my hockey shoes to any one with feet bw enough to wear them Alex Perakls leave a warmng to my brother Ioe and all commy' jumors to watch Nlxss Hlpps tests You thoueht Mr VN unche yy as hard Nlck Perakls, leave my dZiI'ICll1U at lunchtxme to my brother joe Donald Porter leave my deslre to be the hrst person over to school from the tram statron to john Gill Bob Powley leave yunlor history and senior Engllsh to anyone who wants them Patsy Preble leave my love NJ of Mxss Hlpps Engllsh class to my slster Carol Nflay she surylve better than I Florence PTICC leave my love for football Games to janet Grlffith ohn Qulllen leave my wnsecracks to Bob Martm Antomette Rauseo leave my shortness to Me IISSH Moore ohn Rhoads leave my hlstory notes to Lours Barley Lots Robmson leave my posltlon on the hockey squad to anyone who has the ablhty to play a dlfferent position ln every game jean Robson leave my bell ly re to anyone who thmks he can carry II W1II1am Rock will last years memories to Marne Commskle Raymond Sakers leave my ablllty to be the last one out of the locker room after football prac tlce to Tom Zlegenfuss Remhold Schroeder leave my love for green leaves to some lucky yumor actor Evelyn Scone hereby bequeath the famous Scone Stare which IS capable of chlllmg one 1n the dead heat of summer to my sister Helen Charles Shaw, leave my knack of getting into trouble to Homer Hupf joan Sheets leave Abe Converse to carry on joan Shlsler leave my seat on the tram to Lone Fouchs jean Shull leave the rldes on my tram trcket to Pnscllla McCoullough basketball to jake Hearn Mary Smith leave my love for Costas to any gurl who also has a boy frlend that works there Betty Snyder leave my seat ln room 209 to May Benjamin Dons Stahl leave my homework and symplthy to some poor jumor Rlehard Staples le ave my Ioye of Miss Hippy to SKIP Kemp Vlrgmna Stephenson lezye my hewht to Luey M irzlottl N ary lane Stewart leaye new be luse I couldn t leave sooner Vlrglma Stoddart leave my Ioye for college men to Hope McMomgIe Lors Unruh vynsh to leaye my love for typmv speed tests to Irene Iones Bob Sudol leave my fondness for danemf md sports to Ilm Smvleton hnmfl 1 1 D ' A A I Y V ' I V r ' A I - . , . 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X 'f fff ff X -X fy-fgpff jiuNioR cmss As the completion of our sophomore year drew near, we elected our class officers, i. e., Allen Messey, president, Richard Finley, vicefpresident, Marie Cominskie, secretary, and Dorothy Moore as treasurer. Mr. Shaffer was selected as our class advisor. When hockey practice was called, the junior girls went full steam ahead, snaring twofthirds of the varsity backfleld positions. The varsity letter winners for hockey were Carol Bailey, Mae Benjamin, Ruth Gordon, Mary Elise Witham, and Shirley Martin. The junior boys showed great prowess in football, the followf ing being members of the varsity squad: Tom Ziegenfuss, George Kemp, jim Singleton, Alvin Converse, Raymond Meade, Ken janney, Bob Hansen, Allen Messey, Mike Skiba, Bill Kenis, and Tom Ostien. Throughout the year our class sponsored several dances which were well attended and helped to swell our treasury. ln the beginning of january, tryouts were held for the class play, We Shook the Family Tree , which was given on March 4. The actors were: Nancy Baierlein, Robert Martin, Marie 58 Cominskie, Lois Fouchs, Barbara Hughes, Anna Scheidly, Walter Natrin, Mary Ann Raymond, Sylvia Hickling, Alan Wood, Homer Hupf, and Richard Tomlinson. Dolores Birney and Dot Moore were the prompters. The juniors displayed their ability to good advantage in basketball, the following winning varsity positions: George Kemp, George Hearn, Robert Lewis, jim Dugan, Shirley Martin, Mary Elise Witham, Mae Benjamin, and Carol Bailey. The junior varsity teams consisted of many juniors, including: Bobbie Grant, lrene jones, Sadie Bonaduce, Kay McHale, joan Morri- son, jackie O'Neill, janet Griffeth, Ruth Gordon, Nancy Morf rison, Larry McGovern, jim Singleton, Benny Chieffo, Tom Ziegenfuss, Alvin Converse, and Bill Kenis. lt was soon spring, track season arrived, and the juniors did as well in this field of sports as in the others. In March the long awaited for day arrived, that is we sent the order for our class rings, but we still had to await the really big day of their arrival. Our last big event of the year, the junior Prom, was held in june, and it was a great success. Here's to the seniors of today! We hope we shall be able to make the grade, as the seniors of tomorrow! SOPHUMORE CLASS The sophomore class came back to school in the fall, eager to start off on the right foot. Elections were held and the ref sults were: Richard Zuzek, president, jim McLaughlin, vicef presidentg jean Dugan, secretary, and Ray Ziegenfuss, treasurer. Miss Dittert, our class advisor, called a meeting of the class oflicers to elect a class council, and Helen Scone, Helen Mcf Cowan, joan Byran, Bob Marks, Don Gallagher, Don Wright, Dick Szatkowski, and Bob Shaffer were chosen. 00 This year we were very active in sports. jim McLaughlin, john Marlatt, Ray Ziegenfuss, Dominick Tridenti, and Dick Ennis played varsity football. jean Cottrill, joan Bryan, Bar' bara Crouthers, jean Dugan, Sylvia Fesco, Anne Minor, Helen Morgan, Mary Lou Rufner, Helen Scone, and Kay Weldon played junior varsity hockey. On the cross-country team, Lanny Smith and Ralph Heilig made excellent showings. On December 4 we held our December Dungaree Trot. lt was a big success and everyone enjoyed himself. In the spring we held a Sophomore Hop, and were rewarded by a large turnout. We feel we have become a part of the school this year and hope that our junior and senior years will prove as successful and happy as our sophomore year. FRESHMAN CLASS The freshman class of ,48 was composed of 160 students. They started their high school career by taking part in many of the school activities. The freshman football team, directed by Mr. Waltz, won two of its games and lost Eve. Two outstanding freshman players, Bill Ford and Bob Brant, played on the Varsity team. The freshman hockey team, coached by Miss Bassoe, played three games. The first team lost all their games, but the second team won, tied, and lost. Elections for class officers were held and everyone waited anxiously to know the results which were Stanley Price, presi- dent, Dick Waite, vicefpresidentg Shirley Buza, secretary, and William Wolson, treasurer. f? The boys' basketball team, supervised by Mr. Wimmer, and the girls' team, under Miss Bassoe, had many exciting games. After the Christmas vacation, the class started their annual magazine sale. The competition was close and everyone worked hard to make money for the treasury. The winners in the campaign were as follows: Len Rappold, 35 books ..i.,........,......, , . 85126. 25 Stanley Price, 29 books ,,,...., 107. 66 Melissa Moore, 24 books .,.,. . 90,00 Donald Sterling, 19 books ,.., 57.80 Dan Mohr, 16 books .,.,,.,.,.,.,... . , . .,.,.,. 57. 75 Betty Wheeler, 16 books ....,....,.......,.,.... . 54.25 Miss Flaig's home room, 103, had the largest total sales. In the line of entertainment, the freshman girls gave a min- strel show and the ninth grade chorus sang in the annual Christe mas Program and at the Music Festival. The freshman class want to thank all their teachers for their patient cooperation and they hope that next year's class has as much luck as they did. lEllGll-ll'll H GRADE After a year in junior High School, the eighth grade has become well adjusted to the daily routine of both sports and studies. At the beginning of the term, the boys of the class helped to form a junior high football team under the supervision of Mr. Waltz. The eighth grade supplied a great many of the girls on the junior high hockey squad. Later in the year, basketf ball teams were organized for both boys and girls. During football and basketball season,the junior high cheerleaders, many being girls from the eighth grade, helped the boys along by cheering from the sidelines. The class has not only participated in sports but they have also contributed to the Clee Club. ln the future, our class wishes to continue its many extra' curricular activities. 64 SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade entered the high school this year from Tome Street. They began their participation in school activities by having several members of the class make the freshman teams. john Hassler, Dick Wolson, Deane Passmore, and jim Doering played football. Evelyn Fesco, Virgie Smith, and Connie Hutchison were on the freshman hockey squad. Half of the class sang in the seventh and eighth grade glee club. Student council representatives were john Hassler for the hrst semester and Tommy Robinson for the second. In the future, they hope to join more fully into the life of the school. KENNEL W' I ff! ax 37 '1.D 1 ' 0 tif Y f E? fi ff pf f x cs at ll Q , Z' X KN X X! W fi A 7 W , 617 f f ' Q !! A-'M fi W X X JW lib K f f I 'sv' , ! 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A bt. luyfv f 154 3 ZWMW' gg, 1.54, , 4 Q 1, f, :' A R 'fi :ff Sn aR'ff'f Ei 'lb -ii 35' ' 35,1- gf: v- vf,fwVf,wmA , ,f , D lVld Fmley Lenore Gran gtr BUSINESS STAFF john QuIllen EdItor Andrew Anderson Dolores Belanclo john Daley Mona DHVIES George Dotts Gordon Douglas Audrey Ehrenzeller Lorralne Hames Sue Merz Steve Pahldes jean Shull Suzanne Sweeney Carl Trautmann Bob XNIlll3l'I1S RETROSPECT STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Phyllls Bell Efhtor in Lhzcf Betty Chew LITERARY STAFF Lenore Granger Edztor john Conklm lack Knowles Anne MOnCflCf Barbara Pearce Antomette Rauseo Evelyn Scone Donald Wheeler ART STAFF Betty Chew Edztor Alfred Bonsall Russell HIll Dlane Lease Bob Sudol ADVISOR Gladys Shaw 69 Iohn QuIllen LOIS Robmson PI-IOTOGRA PHY QTA FF D8Vld Flnley Edztor Robert Behl Clarence Gllbert Elsle jacono AdrIenne Landers Alex PerakIs Ray Sakers Tx msc STAFF LOIS Robmson Edzto Vxrena Adams jacquelme BaIr Glenna Coulbourn Ieanette jecmIonka Dorls Stahl LOIS Unruh 1 2 , I 'x 4 I AnneGeise ! . , ' I- - - , , STUDENT COUNCIL Student Councll conslsts of elected representatives from each home room class presldents the head cheerleader sports managers the Flyer editors and Mr Bmmg representmg the faculty In thls way all phases of school life are mcluded As usual the councll supervised the Flyer the cheerleaders and the Saturday night dances Representatives were sent to the dlstrlct meet mg at Coatesvllle Rldley Township and Sprmgfield CMontgomery Countyj Thls year the Councll rewrote the Constitution and put a suggestion box m the office Officers for the first semester were Dick Moran president ,Im Mullen vlce president Phyllls Bell secretary and Clarence Cllbert treasurer Durmg the second semester the only change m officers was David Fmlex vxce president 70 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , ,l 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . I .r . fr ' THE FLYER Slxteen years ago Mr Moore vlslted the Cleve land Techmcal Hugh School where he became mter ested 1n a paper called The Flyer He brought the ndea back to Rldley Park where the Student Councll adopted lt Eugene Fergusen became the flrst Flyer edltor Smce that time Student Councll has been chooslng an edltor or co edltors who ln turn selects student representatives from each grade to help organlze the news Thus year Alfred Bonsall and Clarence Cllbert were the co editors 1n chxef The need for more help created an opportumty for other students to become editors or members of specific features Mr Bmmg serv ed as faculty advrsor Thls year the mann purpose of the Flyverpwas to express student opmnon and faculty answers to thc problems that arose ln the school The paper also included seasonal sport events current exents announcements advertlsements edltorlals jokes goss1p slmple games and cartoons of art Although the students read mostly gossip and jokes we trled to feature art and controwerslal lssues ln each publlcatlon an artnclc whlch showed the weaknesses and need for xmprovement ln our school appeared along wxth this the weekly comxc llfe of Slmp began and ended We contmued last year s staffs contrlbutlon Parker of the Week however we enlarged thus to lncludf. both teachers and student wnte ups We hope that next years staff reahzes that the paper publxcatlon rs work and lf they work they wlll have a paper worth mentronlng . V V . . , V . , . . . . . . V 1 T 7 I . V . . . . 1 - y v l , v y v - . V V . . V . - y . , . . . f , V . . . . V V . V 1 1 1 Y - . . V . . V . . U . .. - v - , ' A H V v v Q . . . V V . . . V V . V . , . 1 , - . V . x V . . . . V V V ! N ' ' 4 7 1 , , A V . V . . e . 71 iid! QS FRENCH CLUB The alm of the French Club IS to axd 1ts mem bers ln obtammg a better understandxng of the French language and to acquamt them wlth some of the customs of the French people Thls IS accom pllshed at the meetings by actual French conver satlon French movles short plays or sklts and various French games The meetmgs were usually opened wuth a formal greetlng In French by the president Larry McCov ern or the vlce presldent Clarence Cllbert Thx was followed by the calllnU of the roll and readmg of the minutes by the secretary Homer Hupf treasurer Anne Moncrlef gave a brlef report de QCl'lbll'lg the financlal status of the club One of the hlghllghts of the club s actlvmes this year was a trlp to Phlladelphla to see the movie joan of Arc This movle was Important because lf v1v1dly presented an outstandlng event ln French hxstory Mlss Shaw IS the faculty adv1sor to thls group 72 , y 1 ' ' ,F f' X X , C . Y . . T K' Q Then, as the last part of the formal procedure, the - f ' ,O . . , - r 4 . . . .' f N 7 S4 . . Y . . . If ' CX x ,f C GERMAN CLUB The German Club was late getting started thls year due to several changes IH teachers but fin ally on February 9 an organization meetmg was held joe Hoot was elected presldent Rlchard Fmley vlce president Ioan Bryan secretary and joe Bogard treasurer Mlss johns served as their advisor Because the club was so late getting started the members voted to have two meetmgs each month instead of the customary one sion after whrch the program committee presented soma entertamment Then camc the most dellclous part of the program refreshments' Everyone enjoy ed the meetings and hopes that the club can be started earlier next year 73 225 Q .VX 51, ' -5 . r ' ' Each meeting started with a short business ses' 5. 3.-,1 . I . 4 -, . Y 'p ! , ' x ' '. f - I f Q - L BIULOGY CLUB we 5 Xxx, SX ?4:5Qi,fY'X X The Blology Club IS an orgamzatlon open to all blology students wlth an average of seventy five or above and all former biology students with an average of eighty five or above An organlzatlon meetmg was held ln November and the following officers were elected President Robert Shaffer vice president Donald Gallagher secretary Helen Scone treasurer Robert Layer with Mrs Ferree as thelr faculty advisor Com mxttees were orgamzed to take care of programs and entertamment Thelr programs this year con slsted of a field trip movies a hobby show and a The purposes of the Biology Club are to promote a general Interest m biology and to provlde for ll1dlVldLI3l advancement m special Fields of mterest 74 gg, . ' . - ' QQ as CNY- trip to the Academy of Natural Sciences. -5' 469 CNS'-i e t 6 X , O Q., s fy! ' ' ' f ' X Qi 555 . . . . . . ' xX . ' - 2 -X r TEE AGE BUOK CLUB The Teen Age Book Club I9 one of the ITGWLI clubs m Rndley Park Hrgh School Our group began two years ago when we heard that a natxonal book club for young people had been formed There are now approximately twenty five members m the Rldley Park branch and 250 000 members III the Teen Age Book Clubs throughout America The club IS run the same 19 1dult book clubs wlth a bonus book and all However lt lb not so expenslve for our selectxons 'ire from the Pocket Penguin 'ind Comet Books QIIICC the Lrbrary discusses the new books our llbrary recexves The club 19 unllmlted ln membershlp and IS open to all students of the Sennor H1 h School who enlox reading and who want a lnbrary of thelr own ID xx N X R X X xx X We D as C255 1 ' ' f X l' Q 'Ss . ' . . T' ' , ' is 3 3 ' X XX . ' vc , L Q 3 . It Us .Ag , Club was disbanded, the Teen Age Book Club now Q 1 ,s , f ' - ,- l Q99 R se . . . . . . - I-:N ' .X . . . -lx, 0 ' X - 3. - , , ' 7 ,- , ' ' . is 'S - -JAN T F ' A -1' .sz il-Tir is ? . , -Q , 5 I U IOR RED CROSS ,rf SANS we Mrs Faulkner who had been the actlve 'ldvlsor for the .IUHIOT Red Cross ln former years left us last year For some tlme there was no orgamzatlon Then after the student councxl saw a movle and heard a talk by a Red Cross representative they declded to reorganize thls actlvlty Mrs Reese acted as advlsor and soon there were about fifty members Anne Celse was elected secretary This year the members worked hard kmttmg weav mg stuffing toy animals and makmg place mats and party favors Everyone enjoyed worklng on these articles and felt that he was domg something worthwhile 10 - I , . I I C ' Q5 - . defeat 4 Eiga: ii I X, 1- XX fi? e XX -TN f S- ' ef IJ Any Y STAFF CLU Thus xe lr for the flrst Illlll. we hue 1 sepen nts. Lnbrarx Qtlrl Club The l'l1LlUbLl'Shlp IS hmlted to ten who may volunteer from the freshmin sopho more and jumor classes filthough Mlss Peck makes the finil SLILCIIOUS based on ibllltx and iptltude The members work ln the hbrarx durlng S9lgIlCCl free perxods Thelr work mcludes among other thmgs eatilogumg checkmg and shelvmg books Vtfltlng out hnes and prepirmg the mwgizmes and bulletm borrd ln fact for three daxs nn Febru :rx thex rm the Llbrarx LITUTLIX whlle Mm Peek w ls on in ex fluitlon committee Phlhde phn to Learx s Book Store 'md dmner Ill the sprxmf to the Phllidelphm Free Llbl'll'X h mel 1 Chrxstmws plrtx 'md 1 lune plcnle 'and m between wel ten held trlps tothe hun Rm Druefstore 1 1 Xxx QNX rg' X 'S 1 ,Z V ' 1 1 - ' ,Y 1, Z 1 Z -, f AZ 1 . I X E . . k X J . .S . . v V V 1 1 ' , . ' 'i c . . c ' ' I 1 I I I' c I . 25. 'f' ffl,-A MXXYQ 1 ' I 2 - Y ' A I ' , 2 If X ' , c 1. e . , K-55 XX , J, . ex L lt S not all work though, ln the fall they went lnto X in 'K ,Q 'L , ,L ' ,:' 5-,es 1 3 ' t '. 1 A. 2 ' '. 2 1 'Q si? . , . . gl: xf - 5 2 I4 es - 1. - xx x. Q-ii -,- . ', ' .' - A, Xt-1'- x X XX . Xlxxx X Tb Q , XX X 5: e X SCHIOP and unlor rchestras Th1s year our orehestra played a large pirt Ill entertammg us m the assembly programs Through the efforts of Mr jones thls has been an outstand mg year for both orchestras The Musle Festlyal which featured the orehestras vms the el1m'1x to the years letlvltles The Tome Street lJlLl1LStllN pelformmee gaye eyldenee of 1 Hood uture for the hugh sehool mstrumentfll group In I'LCOgl'1lIlOl1 of a hne yob the Home and School Assoclatxon Gaye thus group 1 banquet lll M1rch The g,radu1t mg members reeelved med xls for then servlees Senlor unlor and Senlor MlXCd Glee Clubs There are eight Glee Club organizationi in the high sehool All of them haxe been workinff hard and 'is fill the teachers know have been prcicticing a great deal One of the main features during the xear wie the Christmzm program This xefir Q per formance ww one of the but The Senior High sists of twenty fixe membere choien throuffh in honor 55 stem determined by Misi Stltzer md other members of the faculty This club performed on the radio in anuary We all appreciate the work Mm ititzer and the C lee ClubQ haxe done md are looking forward to m mx of their perform mee RA...- l U C I 1 , J 2 i ' A ' ' B ' ' ' ' , - x 1 k xg H 2 b ' ' 2 'J DJ l ' V . r I A ,u v 3 ' . . ,, e . . , K: c A 3 S vw J K V I L J . I J J ,K , . , - ' , ' ' J in , C I , ' , V 1, in , - x K r ' 1-1 Q , X ' , , 3, 5 ,, ,Z ,1 'K 5 J 1 wk . L ,1 ' ' ' 1 I Iv ' - , ' - E - ,S Mixed Clee Club is a new organization, which conf in the future. t f f f , , w, 1. r , , 7 Q : . A ' , ' , 5 . lx . T if - - - ,Sie L .,.. ...W R r f ...M . xx 'Ill I 4 . ' X A X, X ,. X . , . T9 'Jil' 51 ' Z Boys' Choir and Sophomore Girls' Glee Club DFG in FRESHMAN CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB 81 4 . 4 ,M f ' 4 f ' - ' 1 N . ' S .4 . ' S I . X '7 , V Q ' 2 I JU 1oR PLAY A Case of Springtime Bob Parker, a high school senior, put on a magic show in assembly, but the trick he had planned didn't work, and Bob injured his girl friend, joan Abernaker. To complicate matters, joan's father was the high school principal. Betty and Dickie, Bob's sister and brother, weren't much help, Betty was interested in her boy friends, and Dickie in his candyfgirl sweetheart, Gwen Anderson, who car- ried Dickie's books to school every day. Mr. and Mrs. Parker tried very hard to understand their rather disrupted home life. Louella, the Parkers' maid, helped to hold the household together. Bef fore long the P. T. A. took up Bob's case, at joan's plea, to prove that Bob was not really dangerous. Mrs. Brunswick, Mrs. james, and Mrs. Hill came to interview Bob, and from here on things went from bad to worse. Dickie had set boobyftraps for his sister Betty, but the P. T. A. ladies were there first. Bob was then accused of stealing ani- mals from the zoo, and was arrested by a plainf clothes man. joan's brother, Eddie Abernaker, helped Bob escape from jail. He was all ready to give up when Miss Bright, a woman from the zoo, explained the whole story. The animals Bob found were not rabbits, as he had thought, but chin' chillas. Bob was able to keep the ones that he had bred, and they provided him with a large amount of money. Mr. Abernaker forgave Bob and the play had the usual happy ending. fit .7 VE' arg 1 9, ,f W Cast of Characters Bob Parker Charles Shau joan Abernaker Mona Dames Mr Parker AUred Bonsall Mrs Parker V1r fmza Stoddard Betty Parker DlCkl6 Parker Eddie Abernikcr Mr Abernaker Gwen Anderson Louella Mrs Brunsmck Mrs james Mrs Hlll Plamclothes Man Mlss Bnght Prompters Alberta Farmer Rezne Schroeder Clarence Czlbert Donald Wheeler Phyllzs Doerm f Nancx Fenza Anne Cezse Lozs Rolnnson Wars Anderson Steme Pahzdes Lomse Moore Dan De Palma Phylhs Bell SENIOR PLAY A Date with Judy A Date with judy, the comical adventure adapted from famous radio scenes in the life of Judy Fosf ter, was presented by the senior class on December 3, I948 in the high school auditorium. Mrs. Rayf mond, the director, gave much of her time to this production. The plot centered around judy's ambition to col- lect the most money for Community Relief and thus be crowned queen of the Community Relief Dance. When Tootsie Whiteman, her closest rival, was S5500 ahead, july enlisted the help of her friends, Barbara and Mitzi, while her brother Randolph coached them from the sidelines. First they entered all their friends in contests, but only won merchandise. Her mother was sent twenty-four bottles of Clinto, the Hair Dye of Lively Ladies g her father received honorable men' tion for having Kissable Lips , and Hannah, the maid, won some shortening that made wonderful hair slick'm. Next, judy tried writing a true confession: how, ever, this was read by Mrs. Shlutzhammer at a P. T. A. meeting when she mistook it for Mrs. Fosters speech. judy had sunk to the very depths of despair, when she learned that Mr. Martindale, a Broadway producer, was coming for a visit. She and Mitzi decided to impress him with their Thespian ability, but just as they were in the midst of their act, Mrs. Hotchkiss breezed in with her daughter, Eloise, who began to elocute . Mr. Martindale's nerves were at the breaking point when Mrs. Shlutz- hammer burst in and accused Mrs. Foster of being a bigamistg Oogie, judy's boy friend, announced that he was going to the dance with Tootsie, Mrs. Foster fainted in the lap of Mr. Martindaleg and the second act ended in a surge of confusion. When judy refused to go to the dance, her par- ents, who were going to the Country Club, per- suaded her to ask Rex O'Conner, the new boy in town, to come over. When Rex arrived with his kid sister, Suzie, he announced that he was going to elope, so 'Iudy and Randolph went off with him after telling Oogie they were going to a wedding. Oogie thought .Iudy was being married and brought Mr. and Mrs. Foster home. Judy and Randolph came back and explained everything. Oogie then reported that Tootsie had come down with a bad case of the hives and 'Iudy was to become queen of the dance. She then went to the dance with Oogie and everyone was in a happy state of confusion. 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' , H 95 Q - ' nf xf nl X W' ,sw Axe X W-M41 'I '- Ri -'A 3 1 xi N f f wf LETTER W NNERS FOOTBALL Robert Behl john Concklm Dean Courtrxght Wllllam Deemer George Dotts Gordon Douglas Rlchard Enms james Galloway Robert Hansen Robert Horne Edgar Keyser Robert Keyser jack Manerchla james McGowan james Moore Richard Moran james Mullen Thomas Ostlen Stephen Pahldes Nlcholas Perakls Raymond Sakers james Singleton Francls Smith Robert Sudol Belford Thompson Carl Trautmann Wayne Wagner Alfred Whlte Robert Wllllams Thomas Zxegenfuss Robert Ballentme Daniel De Palma BOYS BASKETBALL Rudolph Chlappetta james Dugan james Galloway George Hearn Robert Horne George Kemp james Moore james Mullen Stephen Pahldes Francis Smith Carl Trautmann Rlchard Staples William Ford . l 88 LETTER NN ERS HOCKEY Carol Balley juanlta Barrett Mae Benjamin Mona Davles Nancy Fenza Ruth Gordon Shirley Martin Barbara Pearce Patrlcla Preble joan Sheets Mary Smlth Suzanne Sweeney Barbara Webb Mary Ellse Wltham Anne Gelse jean Shull GIRLS BASKETBALL Carol Baile juanlta Barrett Mae Benjamin Grace Mantegna Shirley Martm Susan Merz Barbara Pearce Evelyn Scone Mary Smith Suzanne Sweeney Mary Ellse Wltham Phyllls Doerlng CROSS COUNTRY Clarence Gllbert Ralph Hell: john Rhoads Wnlllam Rock Robert Shaffer David Smlth Donald Wheeler Alan Wood Lois Robinson Lenore Granger ' 'U . . y 89 FOOTBALL Coaches Doc Comog Sam Godfrey and john Wilson started the 48 season with a team that was somewhat under a handicap laboring in the shadows of the great teams of the two previous years There w s considerable pressure on the boys each game for virtually every team on our schedule was pointing for Ridley Park in an effort to erase the l'um1liations dealt out by the men in Red and White Injuries were another constant drag on the te m Ridley Park was extremely unfortunate in this respect with such key play ers as Dick Moran Bob Keyser kick Perakis Franr ie Smith and jim Mullen all knocked out of action at one time or another ln addition there was hardly a play er on the team who was not handicapped by a painful and bothersome injury of a lesser degree The first impression gained by fans of the Parkers was very favorable An inspired Red and White eleven rolled to a 20-0 victory' over Collingdale following the dedication of Comog Field. The second impression was less so. An underdog Lansdowne team rose to great heights deadlocking the heavier Parkers 7f7 on a clever handoff play' late in the last period. The following week Ridley met and defeated a subfpar Media aggregation I4-0. In our next game Chester outlasted us 6-0 thereby snapping an undefeated string which had reached seventeen games and was marred only by the tie with Lansdowne two weeks previous. With some of the pressure off but with the squad riddled by injuries the Parkers submerged a hapless Darby' eleven 216. The next game resulted in a hard- fought I9-I4 victory' over Springfield. Eddystone was the next opponent, and although Ridley' waged '91 ,SJR r' a bitter battle the Stoners appeared to pack just a few too many guns and prevailed 15 7 We then met Ridley Township and a game but outclassed Park eleven fell victim in a 47 2 rout while pos sibly the greatest team Delaware County has ever seen rolled on to an unblemished season Our final game was the annual Turkey Day battle with Pros pect Park and although Ridley spent much of the day knocking at Prospects goal line the de clsive punch was lacking and they edged us 7-0 Considering the diiiiculties the results of the season can be classed as satisfactory and while the fortunes of our team waned the interest of our fans did not Mr Percy V Kane Burgess of Ridley Park and our No l fan gave a very enjoyable buffet supper for the team at the Springhaven Country Club Most of the squad was presented with gold or silver footballs the money for which was furnished by a very generous group of the bor ough citizens. To these persons and to our coachf ing staff we wish to express our sincere appreciation for all they have done for us. Also we sincerely' hope that next year s team may once again leave an unbroken succession of nine straight football wrecks in the wake of the Red and White. Seniors who appeared for the last time in the raiment of old Ridley were Nick Perakis jim Moore jack Manerchia Bob Keyser Ed Keyser Al Waite Steve Pahides Bud Thompson Bob Williams Ray Sakers john Concklin Bob Sudol Carl Trautmann George Dotts Gordon Douglas Dick Moran Wayne Wagner Bob Behl Bill Deemer Francis Smith Bob Home jim McGowan Dean Courtright jim Calloway' and jim Mullen. The senior manager was Dan DePalma. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FRESHMAN 120 POUND om' Swarthmore Eddy stone Sprmgfield Swarthmore Rldley Townshlp 100 POUND Lansdow Springfield Yeadon EICHTH GRADE Darby St Madeline 5 97 FRESHMAN R.P. . .. .... 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A 0 7 .. ...r..., .,,, . , .. 0 6 . 33 0 ,1- CROSS COUNTRY This year the cross country team was confronted by a dearth of maternal At first only five boys reported for practice then three more came out to complete a full team The first meet of the fall was the mterclass meet the results were Don Wheeler First Lanny Smith second and Alan Wood third Although Wheeler placed first in six dual meets and Smith m one we still only won two meets Ridley Township and Springfield In addi tion to dual meets the team also ran in the District I meet at Upper Darby and in the Lion s Club meet at Marcus Hook Wheeler placed seventh and fourth respectively in these meets and also par ticipated in the State Championship Meet at State College Senior members of the team included Clarence Gilbert Donald Wheeler Bull Rock and john Rhoads We wish the best of luck to next year s team RESULTS R P one Coatesville St Agnes Ridley Township Lansdale West Chester Media Lansdale Chester Sprmgheld lDel Col VARSITY HOCKEY On October 4 the glrls hockey team started their season by playing Media The Valslty won 2 l with goals scored by Carol Bailey and Bobby Barrett The team seemed to haxe no spirit and the score was l l at the end of the first half The second half was a great improvement and the team picked up considerably The junior varisty won l-0 with Mary Bemardo scoring The team traveled to Glen Nor on October 7 and tied them 2 2 Neither team played to their best ability The goals were scored by Mary Smith and Sue Sweeney Mary Bernardo scored the j V s goal enablmg them to produce a tie with the Clen Nor juniors On October 14 the team played Lansdowne For once they didn t walt for the second half to fight and showed spirit dunng the whole game Mary Smith scored both goals one being an CXCII mg penalty bully Gail Sweeney scored the j V goal but Lansdovme came back ty mg itup at l all Still undefeated our lassles played their next game on October 20 at Prospect Park During the first half the girls couldn t get started but agam showed their spunk by making a grand comeback m the second half Our showmg was not soon enough and we dropped from the undefeated ranks by a score of 2 l Bobby Barrett scored the only goal Thej V team tied l l with Helen Scone scoring The girls were not too dnsheartened and came back and tied the next game on November 2 with Springfield It was a rough scoreless battle with neither team showmg the necessary punch to win The .I V s suffered their Hrst defeat by a score of 2 l Mary Bernardo agam tally mg On November 9th the team regained their spirit and drive defeating Sharon Hill by a score of 2 l They started playing in the first half and Mary Smith scored a goal with only a few seconds remain mg The winning goal was scored by Sue Sweeney The junior team also play ed a good game and won The varsity overcame the undefeated Eddy stone team by a 141 score on November I6 Shirley Martm scored the goal with only a few minutes remaining in the game Every girl on the team deserves credit for th1s victory Thej V s played very well Their score was 1 I with the goal made by Mary Bernardo The girls finished up their season with a 2 l victory over Ridley Township Mary Smith and Bobby Barrett slid through to make the goals The game was played on a very muddy slow field but the team showed up well The j V s de feated the Township juniors 2 I also Mary Ber nardo the spark of thej V team all year finished up a great scoring season by getting both goals The seniors who played for the last tm1e were Bobby Barrett Mona Davies Nancy Fenza Bar bara Pearce Patsy Preble Lois Robinson Mary Smith Suzanne Sweeney Barbara Webb and joan Sheets Senior managers were jean Shull and Anne Geise ln recognition of a fine season the Student Coun cil presented the team members the managers and Miss Bassoe wlth silver hockey pms , l . .l - V f y , , . . , Y . . . . - , Y . , . . 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I Wx. n W. , ea 1 wiv ig? . ,M f Q 'J x 5 l. jean's a good manager. 'UI 5- ' Don't he late for hockey practice. Miss Bassoe. Attenfshunl Tired, girls? You played a good game, Bord. Watch that ball, Lois. . , . And there they go . Looks like EClith's angry. We must be ahead: Doc dr worried. Trying to break the camera. . . . lf looks could kill , Play your positions. girls. mesn 't look 75' e W., A 2323 sf aa, Wh adn' am, N P' 0,7 Y ' Un I A3- Wsnggu- N f M x -fm , . Mqpfx. . 4 ff, K 'im -vu pr 'V' ' ,,' . . - of -33 -P we Q m , of,-:A N I g x ',9, V f -h ,gy A was-rr, mg, BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Godfrey started the 1948 1949 basketball season under a considerable handicap ln the first place Ridley Park had only one regular returning frcm last year Franny Smith Secondly we were forced to compete ln a league wl'lch boasted three very strong teams The strength of the league is revealed ln the standings Lp until the final ganie there were three te ms in a vlrtual deadlock for first place and at the conclusion of the season a playoff was necessitated ln the face of such diffi cultles the ratlser Irediocre showing of the team IS not overly surprising The first non league game with Lansdowne bore out tl'e fact that the squad had a long way to go and a lot of hard work was necessary if anythmg was to be accomplished The next two games wlth Springfield and Darby although resulting ln losses revealed a vast lmprovensent in the team and we optlml m Colllngdale however exploited Ridley s rmpotency against a zcne defense Our fortunes then took an upward tum as the boys battled the Alumni to the wire m a close game and Marple Newtown was upended in the greatest display of offensive power by the Parkers all season ln the first league game a willing but outcla sed Ridley team bowed to Ridley Township and further handicapped by Prospects d1lTllI'lLlIlY6 gym we lost to our next door neighbors The boys looked bad losing Swartl'more but rebounded by playing Springfield to a standstill before bowing Ridley succtmbed to Eddystone and once again were frowned upon by Lady Luck as Media triumphed by one point The te m hit a new low in losmg to Glen Nor but promptly came back playing far over their heads ln sweeping a really fine Yeadon team off their feet Once again all we could get from the Township game was an E for effort and Darby beat LS for the second time The boys then dropped successive heartbreakers to Prospect Park and Swarthmore Ridley was flattened by Eddystone Our deterioration seemed complete ln the loss to Marple Newtown but the team came back wlth another fine display of marksmanshlp m trounclng Glen Nor ln our first Klwams Tournament game Ridley once agam outclassed Glen Nor In the Chester game however the aggregate tenseness which afflicted the boys most of the year seemed to re turn and the result was very dlsappolntmg To the credit of the team however lt must be said that although the poise was lacking the will cer tamly was not Much more gratlfymg to everyone was the great year enjoyed by the jayvees They won 8 of 10 league games in wmnmg the Section IV ch mpxon ship and 14 out of 20 for the season The team played the Section l champions Chester m the Kiwanis Toumament and dropped a bitterly fought game This fine showing prompts us into optimistic dreams about next year s possibilities To the team of 1949 1950 we extend a sincere wlsh for the best of luck and hope that they will have the kind of season which is long overdue at Ridley Park ,V V . h E . . . . . 0 , I , . 7 , C . C , ' . 1 1 V 2 . . ' . y ! ! l 3 ' S I S . f , A ' 7 y A 7 fl . - 1 . Q , y , , . . . . . Y , - , . . . looked forward to the season with a little more ,' ', , . .C . y . . , , , , N ' 3 1 . , G , l . l , . 1' A Y L' Y Y - Y 7 7 7 3 ,V , . Y . . K. , A y V . f , . V. ,' I ' 7 fl 98 ILNIOR VARSITX mv x Lansdowne Qprmgfield Darby Collmgdale Marple Newtown Prospect Park Qwarthmore Qprmgfield Eddystone Media Glen Nor Ye zdon Rldley Township Dwrby .Q EE SCORES UPI Prospeet Park Qwarthmore Eddy stone Mirple Newtown Glen Nor WlI1s Losse OPP Upper Chlehester Eddy stone Rldley TOWl1Shll Swarthmore Mfirple Newtown Rldley Township Nether Provldenee Wins Losses FRESHMAB 1 1 l Y Y . r . - ' ' 5 S A' . 22 26 1. R.P. . - I6 25 ' 30 S ' I . , Z0 29 - ' 26 28 . 1 I6 24 '- I9 15 1 f 26 30 ' 27 IT ' ' . I4 's 6 ' 24 27 Ridley Township 25 39 FRESHMAN SCORES ' 35 34 . R.P e . . Zl 22 'W 1 I8 I7 . ' , . . 23 24 f 1, . . 22 I5 . . I6 20 ' ' '1 . 18 IT ' ' .. ,A 26 ZS . 1 1 . IT 20 ' ' I9 IS . ' ' ' IO 3l -2 A . 24 22 ' 2 ' T ' 26 27 ' -' p ' I7 no - ' - -- 37 22 1 33 34 ' S 3 . 4 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL The glrls 1949 basketball season opened w1th a bang but then It backfired The season was not very good so far as wms and losses are concerned One wm two tles and five losses The Alumm defeated the gxrls by a score of 28 to I5 however the game was merely an experl mental one and was played wlthout Miss Bassoe s supervnslon The glrls defeated Medla by a close score but two successlve defeats followed Chester was hard opposition and the biggest dlsappomtment wlth a score of 36 to 6 Determination got mto the gurls and they played a marvelous game on the Ridley Townshlp floor the followmg week even though the score was a tle the glrls dlsplayed an ample amount of really good teamwork Shlrlex Martm was at her prxme ln the Prospect Park game scoring 22 pomts but thls stlll wasn t enough and they lost by a close margm The Springfield game at home was just about the most excltmg of the season and ended ln another tle that was one tlme when the glrls wished that the rules allowed extra perlods The Eddystone girls followmg sunt to the boys defeated Ridley Park. 10 Mass Bassoe felt that by the end of the season the glrls were just warmmg up We hope next year s team warms up a llttle sooner The seniors on the team were Bobble Barrett Grace Mantegna and Evle Scone guards Sue Sweeney Babs Pearce and Mary Smlth forwards The jumor varslty came through wlth one v1c tory and seven defeats The j V displayed some hne teamwork and several potentlal varsxty players have been spotted There should be a fine varsntx team next year VARSITY SCORES om' Media Lansdowne Chester Rldley Township Prospect Park Swarthmore Sprlngfleld Eddystone. ., ..,.,... .... . T , ' JUNIOR VARSITY Media Lansdowne W., IAY VEE QCORE9 Ridley Township Prosptct Park Swarthmore Qprlnghdd Eddy stone OPP VARQITY FREQHMEIN om' Darbx Chester Smedlex IAY XEE FREQHMEN o I Darbx Chester Prosput Pirk f ' L k x L Y . R.P. V ,, ' RQ? ' . . . . . 25 15 ' I5 28 IS 5 , . , zo zo Chester , . . . 34 24 Prospect Park. IS 27 ' ' . 23 25 V V 1 , 25 24 - C I ' A . V 1, . 44 I4 , Q8 ' 'Ei . 'fi' . 32 I6 ,sf IS ll 1 V 33 19 , 1' . 22 8 C 'x FRESHMAIN 'K Q I, A ., .-I' V'v' l'f '? '1 N- sr.: A A 1 TRACK Wlth the hrst warm days of late wlnter some of the more ambntlous of our track candidates who were not mvolved ln basketball began lrmberlng up joggmg around the track and lelsurely workmg out with their respectlve welghts Although Doc was somewhat pesslmlstlc concemmg prospects he squad gave promlse of ablhty to cause some eyebrow hftmg before the season was over Outstandmg among the asplrants were Bob Lewls Dean Courtrxght and a dark horse from Medxa Rxchard Allewelt rn the 440 Bob Home and Nlck Kems ln the half mlle Don Wheeler ln the mlle Bud Thompson Ray Sakers and Gordon Douglas m the shot Duck Moran and jake Heam 1n the dlscus Gordcn Douglas m the javelm jlm Gallo way and Tom Lmk m the broad Jump Dlck Moran and Allen Messey rn the hlgh jump and jnm Mullen m the pole vault These boys and others gave the squad plenty of depth and under the expert tutelage of Doc Comog and jack Boyd Rldley Park may even be able to send a few boys to Penn State for the P l A A Fmals We know partlcularly that Mr Boyd would espec1alIy like to make a showmg with hrs m1le relay team tentatnvely hsted as Bob Lewls Bob Home Dean Courtrlght and Rrchard Allewelt Doc too has fond hopes of turmng out some top fhght performers ln the field events however at the tlme of this wrltxng lt was too soon to know defi mtely what the season held ln store We can do little else than hope that the boys continue m the fine tradltlon of former years The schedule rs as follows RIDLEY PARK HIGH ScHooL TRACK SCHEDULE 949 Aprll 6-lnterclass Meet April I3 Lansdowne Away April 20-Chester Home Aprll 27 Eddystone Away May 4 Haverford Away May ll Ridley Township Home May 18-Media Home lNTERscHoLAsTlc Mears Aprrl 23 Delco Champronshxps Lansdowne Aprll 29 30-Penn Relays Phlladelphla May 7 Suburban Champronshnps Nomstovm May l4 P I A A Dlstrlct Meet Upper Darby May Zl P l A A Fmals State College . 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V 2 , 102 X 0 -f - 07pm 1 CHEERLEADERS Thls year the cheerleaders dld a grand job of keepmg the teams and spectators pepped up Although neither the football nor the basketball team was on top thxs past season the gnrls never let them down no matter what the score The cheer leaders for 48 and 49 were Capt Phyllxs Bell Asst Capt Mona Davxes Sue Sweeney Bobby Barrett Mane Fedena Nancy Fenza Ruth Mc Connell Shnrley Martm and Mary Ann Hood Thls year for the flrst tlme Radley Park had mne cheerleaders The gurls worked well together and mtroduced several new cheers and songs On Frrdays dunng football season everyone looked forward to the pep ralhes held from 2 45 to 3 06 Dunng the year the cheerleaders had two dances m order to ranse money for their megaphones and new basketball sweaters All m all the ar was qunte a successful one The graduatrng cheerleaders want to wlsh next year s squad lots of luck 103 1 1 MAIORETTES and COLOR GUARD .1 Q -9 X M iris 4 0, ' Jai The majorettes were another outstandmg group thls year Under the leadership of Mrs Bullock they performed with alertness exactness and charm An added attraction anywhere the glrls were VIVHCIOUS and full of pep Although some times they marched under bad weather conditions they always had a smlle for the cheerlng crowds All of their formations were excellent and a few of them were the best ever seen on the Ridley Park field A Fella with an Umbrella and Buttons and Bows At the same txme the color guards marched ln front of the band dlsplaymg Old Glory and Rld ley Park s flag to the fullest advantage Being an equally attractive group many eyes were tumed their way Those who w1ll leave wxth graduation are Glenna Coulboum head majorette jackie Barr and joan Sheets majorettes Lois Robinson and Betty Betham co captams of color guard and Alberta Farmer color guard 104 f SQ grief Z 'sg' QS Q X 453' H '1 fx BAND Our band marched down the football field ll'l great style this year It was the mam event at half tlme and they really showed off for the crowds wlth many mtrrcate formations that were enjoyed by all Some of these were Slow Boat to China A Fella wlth an Umbrella and the one with the most color and clearness Buttons and Bows This was the highlight of the band s year so It was performed twrce by request The band this year seventh to the twelfth grade They partlclpatcd ln the Band Contest at Municipal Field ln Phrla delphla and were gnven a hugh rankmg honor The end of their actlvrtles brought about a banqutt which was enjoyed by everyone Mr jones and the members worked very hard and they deserve much credit for thelr entertainment at the games 'md pep r'1lhes 10 , r ,, , . v . 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' 1 ' ' 3 ' 71'7' I U ,H I' J lll SENIOR DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1949 Adams NITLDB 509 Garfield Ave Folcroft Pa Allewelt Rlchard 601 Morton Ave R1dley Park Anderson Andrew 25 S Thlrd St Colwyn Pa Anderson Mary 34 Chestnut St Marcus Hook P1 Ban jacquellne 603 Prlmos Ave Fol roft Pa Barrett juanlta 310 Second St Essln ton Pa Behl Robert A 1455 Yates Ave L1nwo1d Pa Belanelo Dolores 336 Seneca St Lester Pa Bell Phyllls 404 Sun Ave Lmwood Pa Betham Betty Bartram Ave Essmeton Pa Bonsall Alfred 429 lroquo1sSt Lester Pa Bossom Elame 506 Garfield Ave Folcroft P Chalfont Dorothy 1649 Hewes Ave L1nwood Pa Chew Betty 1616 Ward St Lmwood Pa Chlappetta Rudolph 22 W Thlrd St Marcus Hook Pa Concklm john 407 Tasker St R1dley Park Pa Coulbourn Glenna 214 Kane Ave R1dley Park Pa Courtrxfht Dean 313 Kenney St R1dley Park Pa Daley jack A 312 Burk Ave R1dley Park Pa Dalgaard Kay 414 M1chel1St R1dley Park Pa Davles Mona 102 Cresswell St R1dley Park Pa Deemer Wllllam 11 W Forestvlew Rd Parkslde DePa1ma Dan 198 Market St Marcus Hook Pa Doerlng Phyllls 413 Crum Lynne Rd R1dley Dotts Georffe E 319 Crum Lynne Rd Rldley Park Pa Dou fherty jack 103 Delaware Ave R1dley Park Douglas Gordon 300 Pontlac St Lester Pa Economos Stella 108 E Tenth St Marcus Hook Ehrenzeller Audrey 202 Walnut St Colwyn Pa Eyans Fred 25 Chestnut St Marcus Hook Pa Eyre George 109 Morton Ave R1dley Park 1 Falx james E 339 Osceola St Lester Pa Farmer Alberta 211 E R1dley Ave R1dley Park Fedena Marle 318 La Gran fe Ave Essmgton 1 1 Fenza Nzncy 508 Bartlett Ave R1dley Park P1 Flnley Day1d 106 Henderson Ave R1dley Park Galloyyay lames 504 johnson Ave R1dley Park Geary Bermce E 1585 Chlchester Aye Llnyyood Gelse Anne 211 Taylor Aye Essxngton Pa Gllbert Clarence 1657 Vyard St Lmyyood Pa Granger Lenore Constltutxon Ave R1dley Park Halnes Lorraine 1659 Ward St Lnnyyood Pa Hazel jane 423 Stxles Ave R1dley Park Pa Hnckman Ph1l1p Marcus Hook Pa H111 Russell 515 Bartlett Ave R1dley Park P Hxtchens Velma 1027 Yates Ave Mlrcus Hook Hoot oseph E 109 Morton Ave Rldley Park 1 1 Horne Robert 216 Burk Ave Rldley Park Pa Hovyard Betty 6 P11za Marcus Ho 1k Pa Hurst MaryA 220 La Grange Ave Essmgton P1 jaeona Elsle M 1525 Huddle St L1nwo1d P1 aryls Mlldred V 407 Swarthmore Ave R1dley Park Pa jecm1onka jeanetteM 129 Osceola St Lester Pa Keahey George B 301 Baltrmore Ave Folcroft Keyser Edgar A 215 E Rldley Ave R1dley Park P Keyser Robert L 215 E R1dley Ave R1dley Park P Knowles jack 305 Leslle St R1dley Park Pa Landers Adrlenne 134 Whlte Ave Lmwood P Larkm joan 407 Cresswell St R1dley Park Pa Lease Dlane 414 Park St R1dley Park Pa Lmder joseph L 340 Manhatten St Lester Pa L1nk Thomas T 509 Stlles Ave R1dley Park Pa McGowan james Moore and Brookhaven Rds Wallmgford Pa Manerchla jack 117 Market St Marcus Hook pl Mantefna Grac 12 E 9th St Marcus Hook Pa Merz Susan 2700 Edgmont Ave Parkslde Pa Mxller M11l1e Ann 2 W 2nd St Marcus Hook P1 Mllls Clalre 7 Rodgers St R1dley Park Pa Moncrlef Anne 460 S 4th St Colwyn Pa Moore james 407 Free St Rldley Park Pa Moore Mary Loulse 33 Chestnut St Mareus Hook Pa Moran Rlchard 307 Pomeroy St R1dley Park l Morgan Bernlce 507 Prlmos Ave Folcroft Pa Mullen james 11 W Sellers Ave R1dley Park l Pahrdes Steven 1023 Washm ton St Mareus Hook Pa Pearce Barbara 12 Felton Ave R1dley Park la Perakrs Alex 18 Felton Ave R1dley Park pl Perakls Nlcholas 18 Felton Aye R1dley Park P1 Porter Donald 23 Spruce St Marcus Hook Pa Povyley Robert 305 Wyandotte St Lester Pa Preble Patr1c1a 206 Cresswell St R1dley Park Pa Pr1ce Florence 1589 Market St Lmwood Pa Qulllen john 42 Plne St Marcus Hook Pa Rauseo Antomette 616 Market St Marcus Hook I I ll 'S 1 1 1, ' , . 1 ' ' , 1- , 1 1 -1 , 1 - , Y L .y Y C 1 ' ' ' . . 1 . 1 1 1 C V ' 1 ' 1 1 -1 1 , - P1 1 1 1 I., , a. 1 . - 1 , , V V . 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Y , , 1 1 1 1 1 -1 -1 1 , , Pa 1 1 1- '1 1 - '- -' V v ' y , ny , 4 U 1 'V V ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 -1 ' 1 1 1 -1 1 - P V Y a C 7 Pa. 111111 funn on ,nge 13111 1 11.1 ASSEMBLY REPORTS September lr The student charrman for our first assembly of the year was Mona Davres The pro gram featured talks by Drck Moran on boys sports Phyllrs Bell on grrls sports and Charles Shaw on the varrous clubs of the school September 24 Alfred Bonsall was the charrman of thrs assembly whrch featured movres about Chrna shown by Clarence Grlbert October I Marre Fedena took charge of thrs r rtlaer rnformal assembly whrch was rn the form of a pep rally October 8 Thrs was one of our excellent student assemblres Evelyn Scone took charge of devo tronals The program rncluded one of Bob Mar trn s entertarnrng acts a duet by Carol Preble and Grrl Sweeney rndrvrdual numbers by Rerne Sehroeder Alfred Bonsrll and Kay MeHale dance by lanet johnson and a prano sr lo by Betty Smrth The school was also treated to a superb yrcla performance by Herb Congdon class of l930 Rrdley Park Hrgh October I5 Steve Pahrdes presrded over the as harme n cus Negro quartet October 22 Anne Grese was the student eharr man of thrs assembly whrch opened wrth rn appeal frem Sergeant George Smrth of the Rrdley Park Polrce for the students of the school to curb therr Mrschref Night actrvrtres Movres about musrc rn Amerrca were then shown We closed wrth a brref pep rally October 29 Wrth Grace Mantegna presrdrng the Robbrns duo entertarned us wrth a number of cleyer musrcal arrangements Norcmber 3 The assembly was rn the form of a qurz show sponsored by statron WPWA Chester It was the Hrst round of a contest among Delaware County hrgh schools for a televrsron set donated by the Scott Paper Cempany Rrdley Park de feated Prospect Park The Rrdley team was com posed of jrm Moore john Qurllen, Clarence Grl bert and Lenore Granger yvrth jrm Mullen our travelrng scorekeeper The entrre program was transcrrbed and later broadcast Norcmber I2 Phyllrs Bell was the charrman The program consrsted of a talk and movres on the Communrty Chest Iyorcmber 19 Wrth Babs Pearce takrng charge of devctronals Dr Addler addressed us on Anaerrca My Dream Ccme True December 3 The prcgram consrsted of prevrews of tlae Senror play A Date ruth judy Al Bcnsall was the student charrnaan December 10 Wrth Charlre Shaw presrdrng we were treated to another student assembly l cluded rn tlae program was a performance by tl'e boys quartet of Charles Shaw jack Daley Al Fonsall and lack Buscemr a trro composed of Carol Preble Dot Creegan and Krrn Brown and r trp dance by lanet lohnson December lr lrm Moore acted as the charrman of one of our pard programs whrch featured a magrc show December 22 rm Mullen was rn charge of devo tronals at our rnsprrrng annual Chrrstmas program lerrrrrory r The program eonsrsted of another ef our educatronal entertarnrng movres lern Shull presrded larrrrary I4 The program featured more of r ur home grown Rrdley Park Hrgh School talent l eluded were the Scone srsters Helen and Eyelyn the boys quartet Gerda Overwren at the prano an entertarnrng cemedy act by Bob Martrn and rn rnsprred perform rnee on the cello by Melrssr Moore Steye Pahrdes presrded feltlllelly 21 Sue Merz took charge of an assem bly whreh eonsrsted of a talk and movre on he rlth arrrrary 28 Mr Ellrs a former member ef tl e faculty at Rrdley Park pard another vrsrt te our school as a representatrve of the S P C A delrv Crlbert was the student eharrman February 11 Ray Sakers supervrsed deve tronals of an assemblv whrch featured Boy Scout rnovres February 18 Another excellent student partrcr patron program composed thrs assembly at whrch Lourse Moore presrded Featured was a rendrtron by the Boys Ghorr another by the grrls trro of Carol Preble Dot Creegan and Krm Brown a dance by lanet ohnson a prano duet by lean Robson and Bob Srnclarr and a skrt entrtled Loure the Roach March 4 The program consrsted marnly of pre yrews of the junror play We Shook the Famrly Tree Allen Messey acted as the student charrman March I I program Merrelr I8 The Dramatrc Arts Class entertarned on thrs date March 25 assembly Aprrl I Once agarn we were entertarned by the Dramatrc Arts Class Aprrl 8 Another professronal assembly was com posed of the Masons Anrmal Show The Freshman class presented thrs Featured was another fine student Aprrl 14 Excellent yocal entertarnment was furnrshed by the Semor Hrgh Glee Club Aptrl 28 Hal Rodman an rmpersonator yrs rted us May 6 We were treated to a delrghtful show by the Nell Marronettes May I3 We took thrs opportunrty toelect cheer le rders for tlae followrng year May 20 Our final assembly of the year was a student partrcrpatrcn program e . 1 5 1 . . .' , 11 , ' Ie .. 1 ' 1 'f' . 1 f 1 z . 1 J' . r ' , ' ' ' ' . 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Q I XX - Q- fa X X Xi 115-gy X IIS PATRONS Mrs D L Adams r md Mrs R B Allexxelt md Mrs Fr IDCIS Bur Mrs John W Birrett Mrs N R Belanclo fmd Mrs Raymond Bell ind Mrs Hermwn Bem rmm r Chflrles Bethlm Mrs Warren Burr md Mrs Albert Ch llfmt r 'Ind Mrs C E Chevu l r ind Mrs John B Coneklm find Mrs lx m S Courtrlght and Mrs Charles M D llx r Dxrbx News 'Vlr md Mrs II M Dnres Mrs D Douglas Joyce Dugan Mr Robert Dugsn Mr and Mrs Andrew Eeonomos Mrs J R Ehrenzeller Mr md Mrs P H Enms Mrs Anna FIIK Joseph and En1lllL K Pellce Mrs Wllllam Fenza French Ill Class Mr 'md Mrs James E Cslloxx John D C-'illovmy Mr md Mrs J C Celse Mr ind Mrs Robert L Crlnger Mlss Jean E Criy Mrs Albert Grlfllth Mr and Mrs Samuel B Hsunes Mr 'md Mrs Medford Hazel Mr Thom'1sJecm1onk1 Francls Ksnm Mr and Mrs Wllllam Llnders Mrs John L Larkm Mr and Mrs AllenJ Lesse Pat Lenzl md Mrs Thom IS Lmle md Mrs H W Luckenbleh Louls E M1CMull1n 1nd Mrs Anthony Mmerchm Mrs Jennle Msmtegnx 'and Mrs md Mrs Ind Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Ed Mebs Joseph H Mllls Albert lVl0l1CI'lLf Llyton Moore L H Mor in Edu 1rd L Morgm oxee lx ml Muel sim r 1nd Mrs A I Mullen WSIMN 1nd Mrs md Mrs and Mrs and Mrs rsleex Cullen T Pe lree H B Preble John Qulllen Wllll1n1 E Robson Mfxrmn Sch mldenberg Mrs Olg 1 Sehoppe md Mrs S Scone md Mrs Ch lrles P Sh xxx and Mrs H lrry B Sheets How 1rd R Shlsler and Mrs C Stexmrt Shull Ad IIN Smsley ind Mrs 'md Mrs 'md Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Thornton s Wllll rm Smlth Theodore Smlthers Chsrles P St ahl ohn Sudol Phlllp M Sweeney Belford R Thompson Stexx 'art J Torrens sand Mrs R C Tmutminn H S Unruh and Mrs E B Webb and Mrs ClarenceO Wheeler and Mrs Wllllim V Wrvel g: 2 3 3 2 , 2. . . 2 2 Mr- 1 2 ' ' M.2 . . 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'Q ' ' C '11113 1-11 CLOUD and SHINN ANDREVN B ANDERSON BS APOTHECARIES 1600 M f D y THOMAS TURNER Texaco Serv1ce Stat1on t d H k B1 d RIDLEY PARK PA Rd1yP 159506 STOP AT TONY S TFAK ANDVMICHE ITAL AIN PAGHETTI R dl D d Bl d t PRESTO RESTAURANT 312 .East lOth Street MARK S MARCUS HOOK 3 8084 ELWOOD SWEET leweler 615 W Sf t PENN RECREATION CENTER Th H qh 5 dP V HMB C L MORRIS Furruture Radros MARCUS HOOK PA STATE LUNCH 9 East 10th Street Marcus Hook Pa Corrlohrrents ot RAINBUW DINER 8 DINING RUUNI Marcus Hook Pa fx When passmq through stop m tor the best meal m town I I 0 Ches er Pike an in son v . Phone 913 ain Stree . arb , l I Phone: 1 e ar Folxutam Serwfe Orders Made to Take Out l SIf63Clril17lIHCj 1 S . S .7 ' S I ' S can to ey Park 9499 Marcus Hook, Pa. Mac a e v . and Mor on Ave., Folsom, Pa. 1 Phone - in elsh reet Ches er. Pa. .e ome of H1 School Bowlmq th an enn Streets, Chester, Pa. 1 A Bob ahrlever A . . enfartim , , i 1 V , . Ili 1 f X f f 1 ,,,- SL ,,,.- f- ,..,- rl-, ,,,- 'ff ,,-f Cc:rrpI1ments ACME SUPER MARKET RIDLEY PARK PA Bs! Locl w foIySl Op INTERBORO NEWS 1 d to y F d y EEILIIIIEIPIIIII WEEIIE ENGHIIINH num I 29 NORTH SIXTH STREET PHILADELPHIA 6 PA Ill-IIVIUN E IUSIER Gaul ann! Gowiullfnq Enqmemfi Che ter P1ke and H1gh Qtreet Sharon H111 Del Co Pa A Pleasant Place to D0 Busmess U-511 I? WESTBROOK PUBLISHING COMPANY Inc LI9!215 5800NM dl 4 The c in a Ne s or n .0 'er week I I ' ' IVIa'Ie you ever ri a Phone your order to Ridley Park 03I6 V f NP, Aff, ' - 565892 s -.- ,M Inc. - . arvinc Shed, Phil: s phia I1, Pa E 130 Nw SX xv W AAN MQW., , Nxlx X X STENDGRAPHIC SEDRETARIAI BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AIICDUNTANCY -IE 'lE k SUMMER TERM Bweeks Beglnmnglune2D d Typ C FALL TERM Day Sent 6 Evenmg Sept I9 DF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PE 5 2lOOf ICE CREAM From a Cone to a Gallon COMPLIMENTS IDSIPH ADAM Il SDN IID 6146 N 20th Street Ph11ade1ph1a 38 Pa RDBIRI I SIIDK CDMPANY I-hgh School Rmqs Soromly Fratermty and Club Pms t yB Ch IZ It P d Iph 'I P OFFICIAL JEWELER FOR RIDLEY PARK HIGH SCHOOL Academic Caps C9 Gowns LDUIS E STILZ 81 BRDS DD I55 N 4th Street Phllaclelplwla 6 Penna 1 A f f 4 ,Af sae fo f W . xx lmln uluul Progress Luursvs 'MT' 'T' 5 A rcunfm mess :2,Z.-gal. -S HQQ5 IN'I f' .ii 1 '33 Eemsaies 1 -1, Shorthand an ing ourses for lhose who plan fo offend college Brush-up and Regular Courses. Early fnrollmenl Advisable PEIRCE SCIIUUL ' 4 P Pina Sl. Won of Brood, Philadelphia 2, Pu. Call, write or 'phone - or catalog ' - 3 . ' o Eflab. IQCQ I I Y FN Nvratbhfe-s x 4- Er.: 1' .:. r1I V.'Q-ii1:.cg I'fII1'QI' Trrj I ,s, IfI4lf.Qs Chu' z.: Z V. .1d. g 1001 t S t R m 507 h.1 . ' YI . I I D51y.'e:'g' 1:1 fp:-: '.-:ee-Ps ' , . ISL wiv Q A , ff? lx uvjxl COMPLIMENTQ at c SPST WISHES Muller Flnunders Dalry INCORPORATED 12th and Kerhn Streets Chester Pa Phone Chester 3 6129 LAX BROS FOOD MARKETS R dl y P CQJNVGS M MARIN S DRUGS Prescr1pt1ons Qur Specralty MARCUS HOOK Ccngratulatrcns to CLASS OF 49 PROSPECT PARK BAKERY AN GELLO J CONTORIS H1 Grade Produce Restaurant Supphes 2 St b dg R d Rd yG JIM S POOL ROOM 214 East 10th Street Marcus Hcck Pa U S A RESTAURANT PAH1DEs BROS IOO7 Market Street Marcus Hcck Pa Comphnnents ct P T C LUNCHEONETTE Ccmphrnents ct LIPCIUS DELICATESSEN Sweeny and Lulcens Peat Estate and Insurance I-ivn Jx. xi, 523 Welsh Street, Chester, Pa K, 'P , 'pep fr' 2-.1i,t they ste f W 1 11 tr-s .f tw. H FQ ' of Essington i e ark FINEST FCCDS PLEASANT SHCPPDIQS For Presents Next to Qld See 4 ' E : St. xchaet' . X Xhafgand EPEGQO I Cash OIL Crer , . I 30 an ri e oa i le ardens, Pa. 1 1 -1 Sarony, Inc Qh Of zczal Phofograpfzers forifve RETROSPECF ll Pl gf! 6 IZO6 f estnut Strmlt Philadelphia, Pa. sjg 5 iw ww Q H VW 6 Q x i .2 Ln QW? 3 5 1 ' I My .xi . f . -wi - 'W' Q 'Fl:'P 7, X f 0 3 0 ,r si-W! D ' 'f W- 4 k I Q Q ' X V' as - 3. . 'S 3 0 , -... ' S J R I. Q ,Q f N 1 'Z' 1 X. f is 912:- ,jp IUNES PHARMACY U82 Cluchester Avenue L1nW0Od Pa Phone Chester 5 2333 S A HAT CLEANING 1007 Market Str et Marcus Hook Pa CCJIKPLIMENTS OF HOBBIE HORSE SHOPPE 13 E. Hinckle Avenue. Ridley Park. Pa. Comphrnents ot IVIILLARD S REDDINGTON ELECTRIC 403 Edqnoont Avenue Chester Pa WEINBERG S Chester Pa WAITE S LAUNDRY SELLERS AVENUE Em EY PARK Rd1yP A3034 Pdypk 4 SUBURBAN WATCH AND JEWELRY SERVIC GIFTS REPAIRS JEWELRY 2lV2E tH k1yA Rd yP kP Cornphments ot B 8: W RESTAURANT St aks Sandwmhes Meals SMITH S GIFT SHOP 28 East Setters Avenue R1d1ey Parts Pa UUAKER FUUD MARKET 942 Market Street Marcus Hook Pa Y Pi' :ff ' 'Cl s 7 5 CO. I., ' , . D W. 7 U. . . e E ' , Phone: 1 le ar 26 2 34 E. . , , PA. ., - uits and Dresses Cleaned and Pressed . . 85c Sermng R1dQej: Park l'ff,f'l- Wlth the Fmestf 1 G GT' as inc e venue, i le ar , a. Q . ' A .' tie: :tfirejw Park T950 S , . If, rf'-,. ls it that funny. Lunurc Well, wcll. well? Bunszxll lcmks L-xcitul. Could that lx' I.f:1's'. ! XVZIVIU. girls? Rcinck lmngry tm' gre lczxws. Stcvc came to put C. Sh: in izlil. Clmkilug up sm vmc new ide lnstcml ul pullmg nut rzzlwlwit, am ogg guns in. . S y D ly N FIRST D 1 CHESTER PA FIRST OF ALL TI-IE I-ICME NEW FOLCROFT PHARMACY W G P 1550 El F CHESTER S FASHION CORNER LUSIAS AHAAAAAAY THE I DRUG STORE RIDLEY PARK PA Complele Ban mg Service CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ALL TYPES OF LOANS CI-IRISTIV AS VACATION AND TAY CLUBS THE RIUIEY PARK NAIIUNAL BANK COMPI IMENTS OF LONG S DRUG STORE 502 M D by COMPI IMENTS OF R1dley Park Cleaners 8: Dyers R dl y P k 0357 CONFRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOPS OF 40 VAN ALEN BROS MARLOW 5 84 10 EPP EE E Marcus I-Icox Pa FEDEF I FFF PINCEC F The Onl ai ewspaper That's Interested in e aware County .'fT.f.'.Ci iF1,I'I.x', IMA C7 , I'fA IAM!! -' ff . J Sf 1 m. reenstem, h.G, v mwood Avenue, Folcroft, Pa. Op Josrie School Sharon H1II IQZI Est. IH'Qf , . -.1.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.- , ...,.,.,. ,I IVI4 Vrrlll 4 qt.- PIMP 1080 lt. . ' ain Street ar , Pa. 7 . i e ar A I , V V A V ,j n I O Q8 years ago we started to dehver :cel to the hcrres IH R1-jley Park FED .ML F S FV SYSTFLT , I IA, CSIT INSVF . 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