Ridley Park High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Ridley Park, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1950 volume:

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' 111 fgif if , Iv I - ' Elf, S , YYYY ig., lr Thg 1 950 RETRQSPECT fif . '41 T1 .E HH QSHHHUSPW Pstdy SENIOR CLASS O Rldley Park I-hgh School RIDLEY PARK PENNSYLVANIA 'WW A W ix X llw f X 'nv' H' 3 'x :gy 'eggs ff! JI, s t 1:72 52 1 xml fl grfo -gf Table of Contents SENIORS UNDER CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS W7 K FEATURES ll 4', C, XYZ' X'.'r -QW J A ff , ,ff gi'IifFsg. 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V ' 1 ' ' I JE JL' ' ld I ' J l .2 'c 1 - l,,' ' 'f-zt.l picture- of our school activities in ai lighter vein. 1 2 ' N IS -If K-l x- 1 fs- , X Q i ht 2' 5 '-f-l Z x ix: . r Q x 'tl I . 1 :li ' l f 1 -' z ' z ' . - X 2 th' n ' 5 ' h 's your. of our l' ':. DE1D11CA'1F11UN N GRATEFUL recogmtlon of 111s ever present mterest m our cl rss 'md our school of hrs fine cooper xtlon md of hrs true frlmdshlp for 111 students we honor Mr I Llyton Moore Super x 1S111g prmclpal As an expression of our lC1lTll1'1IlOf1 vu the Class of 1950 decllcfm our Rmaosmicr to Mr Moore mth the hope thu the vlrtues displayed by h1m may be ref1ectLd m our 11x as and that he may enjoy many more ye rrs of well deserxed success 6 'WR I Lnnw MOORE Prmczpal y- .l LAYTON Moons DAVID l-l Bmmc PRINCIPALS M E S S A G E V U You who graduate ln thls year of 1950 enter a challengmg era Not only do you arrxve at the mlddle pomt m a century that so far has brought great change and much development but one that In the Immediate future presents many challenges to young people The last few years have placed m our mldst the sclentlfic know how to destroy all that man has burlt up through the ages all that we know as modem clvllxzatlon During the war the frightful devastatlon that could be wrought through the use of atomlc energy was demonstrated Because of that demonstratlon the people of the world when consldermg atomic power thmk ln terms of the destructlve attrlbutes of bombs Fortunately there IS another brlghter more hopeful mterpretatlon for these newer SClCl1tlflC dns covernes Our recently dlscovered power can be used constructlyely as well as destructlvely Properly dlrected It can become a great asset to man for the May the members of your class accept the chal lenge that awalts you Strlve by your partlclpatlon ln the actlvltles of your tlme to make the world a better place m whlch to llve The challenge demands wlsdom lt l1kew1se calls for deep understanding the former a matter largely of the mmd the latter one of the heart May you have SUEICICDI both of mlnd and heart to play your respectlve parts with credlt j LAYTON Moons Supenxsmg Prmczpal A X' r A -i - XR , 'N 'X 5 , V , n. 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Z 8 ROBERT B SHAFFER RICHARD P BELL We wlsh to thank our capable advlsers for the splendld guldance they have gwen us Mr Bell and Mlss Blttlng our freshman and sophomore advlsers enabled us to get an excellent start ln our new life Due to their encouragement we were very successful ln our early actxvltles and sales whlch provlded a strong foundation for our class This foundatxon was bullt up to great helghts under the supervlslon of our junior and senxor advlser Mr Shaffer Due to his dlllgent work our class was stirred to hard work and extreme success In our last years Wlth out thls leadershlp and ald our class would have had a much more dlfhcult tlme ln achlevlng all the goals we have attained On lookmg back over our four suc cessful hlgh school tears we would like to extend our heartlest thanks to our splendld class advisers CLASS ADVISERS . .. v ' .V g g Wig 51.3 9 NAME ,IEAN MCINTYRF IRENE JOHNS RLTH HOUCHING KATHRYN C STEWART KATHRYN STARR HELEN P HASSLER NATALIE L DENSNOPE FRANK H WALTZ SICRUN BASSOE RALPH N MYERS DANID H BINIINC WILLIAM L CORNOI, FLORENCE H CROSS H LYTTON JONES WILLIAM J WUNSCHE FACULTY DEPARTMENT Ojfce Sta jj' German and Englzsh Commerczal School Nurse Ar English Commerczal Mathematzcs and Sc1ence Soczal Studzes Physzcal Educatzon Latm and Englzsh Soczal Studzes Sczence Ojfce Stajf Muszc Socml Studzes JOHNBOYD ......,,.,....,....,.... ....,.......I...,.,....,...... ' ' NAME MARGARET HIPPQ WILMA S FLAIC MABEL M BULLOCK MARY B RAYMOND HELEN P FERREE ELMA S PECK GLADYS SHAW ALICE D LAUB JOHN WILSON ROBIERT B SHAFFER GEORGE D WIMMER RICHARD P BELL BENJAMIN FELLER SAMUEL O GODFREY POROTHEA JACKQON FACULTY DEPARTMENT Engllsh Mathematzcs Guidance Englzsh Sczence Lzbranan French and Englzsh Mus1c Commerczal Soczal Stud1es and Sczence Mathematzcs Soczal Studzes Indusmal Arts Soczal Studzes Physzcal Educatlon Home Economzcs ,IEANETTE G. STITZER ,......, .,.. , , 4..... , , ...,..........I ,...,..,....... . ' ' L ' ' ..I,,,....,......,..........,.,...,......,,.,.... , ' I ' . ....,.,,..............,.....,.,. .,..,.,..,.. I . Q - 0' 3 I 7 t i 1 5 M 3 - Q Q 1 xxwllllw Wunm, MKG ,! Rx 41 R il ,Sl ii: CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD FINLEY ................... President ALLEN MESSEY .............. . . Vice President MARIE COMINSKIE ....,.......... . . .Secretary ETTA EDWARDS ........,..... . .... 'Ireasurer ' .un EE 1010 EW f v ff l.lll I ll HHH NANCY BAIERLEIN Nance ESSINGTOIN Qouvenxr collector baton twlrler SHQHCIOUS fond of trlppmg., hqht fanmstxc LOUIS BAILEY Lou MARL Us HooK Frankie Lame vm always m hot water good mturcd MARVIN BARBER Bu RIDLEY PARK Hot rod happy wmg conscious very talka tlve mechanical abil uty MARY BERNARDO Shorty RIDLEY PARK Nnce thxngs come nn small packages short hockf eyxte pleasmg counte nance jovial person ahty ag ,ik I5 CAROLE BAILEY C arole RIDLEY PARK Backbone of hockq ll'l basketball teams charmmg persomlltx head l11aj0l'LItL freckles ROBER I BALLENTINI' C olonel RIDLEY PARK Docs right hand mm casy going nt chanlcally mclmcd wntty LILLIE BENJAMIN Mazzzc TRAINIER Sports enthuslast captivating personfnlltx full of pep cner getlc DOLORES BIRNEY R10 TRAINER Obhgmg dnsposmon narrator wonderful sense of humor aml able personality 5? Imam? ' FR A- G QT 'i'i,.3g. 1 F' a iiflllrlllllifsh E If 'W' 'f 'fi A JSP-'fin ygfeiixef-4925, HARRIET BISHOP Harriet Fox.cRoFT Cullxble Intelligent talkatlve llkes to dls agree wlth teachers operatic voxce VIARIE BOCZAR Bozo RIDLEY PARK Quick to catch on Independent l1ngu1st1c hard worker SADI E BONADUCE Sadze Babe MARCUS Hook Chatter box mls ch nevous eager to please clown LOIS BROWN Lo RIDLEY PARK Mllrtary mmded peaceful personalxtx fun lovmg cute if I I6 RICHARD BOCK Rach RIDLEY PARK Polltlclan wa argumentatlve dodges work whenever possrble jOSEPH BOGARD oe RIDLEY PARK Famous laugh curly blonde halr popular gymnastnc abrlltx ARLENE BROWN Brou me ESSINGTOIN Petxte energetic worker on Sales Commlttee quiet drsposmon rogulsh BENNY CHIEFFO Pa MARCUS I-IooK Sports mmded jovlal personallty well mannered and quiet lntent IS nrne tenths of the act 2:-if i .I fag' 2 1354- -- +ve, -1 --41' nf I 1 .V - , - . QL' TT: ' I -L' 3 ig' n .gimp In 'W 2,155 ,ff fl I' I. 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A H' 1 Y M 3 w 'K' I WL A E' X JI' x 'Q 'nj g 5 l l nr MARIE COMINSKIE Marie TRAINER Class Secretary spontaneous smile vivacious . . .future phar- macist SHIRLEY COTTRILL Chzcken RUTLEDGE Out of town admirer pleasant personality engaging smile u e MARY JANE DAVIS jame MARCUS Hooic Comedlenne we rounded student a and good looking, win ning personality JAMES DUCAN Dan RIDLEY PARR Dependable and sincere K deep clear voice avid basketball play er M Intelligent '3' 'it ALVIN CONVERSE Abe RIDLEY PARK Conscientious . . . faith' ful and sincere . . . math brain . . .versatile nature. VICTOR CROW zc ESSINCTON Well liked staunch supporter of school actlvi ies Reds ladies man DOLORES DUDA Dolly RIDLEY PARK Flirtatlous and good na tured extremely ami ab e easy going short stuff PETER ECONOMOS Tak: MARCUS Hooic Good natured easily e cowboy o eyed F-12:5 675 ENE 'rf Sal ET? if SE, 2'-3,553 f 3. Q gr 1' 'wo 1:2 I1 55.554424 2 QA 'ff-4 ' DJ if !1F Q lllllllhlifhw A4174 I 1 ETTA EDWARDS COLWYN Magnetic personallty lustrous chestnut halr efficlent class treasurer sweet appearance DAVID ESREY Dave TRAINER Antique car dealer popular satlrlcal football star LOIS FOUCHS F oLcRoFr Expedlent and peppy chamnan of the Sales Commlttee mdustrxous pleasant smlle ELMER FRAIM Elmer UPLAND Neat dresser musl- cally xncllned subtle humor friendly . f 'ii 4 .agfi 13-k9qE.9lLi.'.'e--sgixf E WILLIAM ENGELKE Bmgle UPLAND Reserved and unassum n loves the outdoor e argumentatlve loves to laugh RICHARD F INLEY Ar RIDLEY PARK Presldent of the Semor Class and Student Councxl tall and handsome the Prlm affable LORRAINE FOX Lorraine Ess1Nc1'oN Eager to please ready smlle carefree mrschrevous JOHN GILL johnny MARCUS Hook Natural prankster the famous brush cut husky cute I8 .--- S- , - . Q-, - Y . f ,:'? F E. 5 ,-gif if v ' ,sr u. ki A L. si .: I Y -Lvigjs . N 'Z' u A TFEQ ,' . '- x ' n ' ' gave: u E J . ,. 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A , 5 ' 1 RUTH GORDON Short1e Essmcrow Gonsclentlous stud: ous and mdustrlous sports enthuslast library Hend JANET GRIFFITH an LlNwooD Fllrtatlous and good natured neat appear ance head colorguard freckles JACK HEARN jack MARCUS HooK content on the grldrron . tall and good looking MARY ANN HOOD Hoodze RIDLEY PARK Keen taste m clothes personahty plus mg I I9 llislqglrz 1 an - A ', 1 'P s o vw -A if ' g ' ' J Aphomc and reserved . cordial personahty . fue ture model enterprls- llllleinir im I' Wi lfflv W ii Hg f -Oleg. ff JE? ' l - A arafrdwwll maf' tang BARBARA HUGHES Barbs CHESTER Dimmutlve in size unpredictable mfec tious laughter azz lover HOMER HUPF Homer RIDLEY PARK Co edltor of Flyer peppy humorist inte ligent veteran actor PAULINE JOHNSON Pooch UPLAND Short and peppy likes to sm e Joys living industrious IRENE JONES Rene FOLCROFT Quick wit . . .snapping brown eyes . . . nice dancer . . . Uncle Milty lover. 4 ELEANOR HUGHES Anne COLWYN Discrimmating personal quiet disposition hard worker on Sales Committee SWQCI Smile KENDALL JANNEY Ken TRAINER Smooth dancer car rot top everyone s friend harmony Ken GLORIA JONES jonesy MARCUS Hook Quiet and friendly dependable worker gay Spirits urbamtx JOSEPH JULIAN oe MARCUS Hook Smooth dancer . . .se- rene personality . . .al- ways ready to do a good deed . . .diligent worker 3 --'e 1 G f Af G ii mi 74 R --,-2?-Qrlgll BARBARA KANE RIDLEY PARK Quiet and sincere pleasing volce cordial personality swell dresser JOAN KELLY Insh UPLAND Easnly flustered presslve eyes hterary Lapabllltles wmmng smrle BILL KENIS Nach RIDLEY PARK Broth er gulllble Gabrlel s protege Doc s half mnler CONNIE KIRMES Conme UPLAND Quiet and reserved pleasmg personahty HIIYHTIVC long wavy halr CONSTANCE KELLY RIDLEY PARK Redhead camera fiend future nurse metlcu lous GEORGE KEMP Sk1 IDLEY PARK Unpredlctable ean and lanky sluggish but keen mmded loves to play practxcal jokes DONALD KEYSER us RIDLEY PARK Three day week ender uses the Englrsh lan guage fluently cuttmg sense of humor favor lte hobby gurls JOAN LAMPLUGH joame Lmwooo Retxcent always seen but seldom heard tres chlc envrable charac ter Zl :fn L ir- un -51. .. 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L .4 wk lui g R ' 9 A NORMAN LAWRENCE Buddy Li:sri:R Nut appearance Catching laugh cute and p0buIn liytly utr S0l1'llItX THERFSA LEVANDOSKI Treas UPLAND Full of wittiusms tall and slender tmctive blonde. s CONRAD L 1 UNGQUIST Monk RIDLEY PARR Lives in world of his own excitable miler conscientious nature JOAN MCCONNELL joame ESSINGTON Short and peppy . . . well arched eyebrows . . . serene personality . . .very becoming hair do. X,- I F IANET LECLERQ a 1 Essmrrors Enthusi istlc ready smile content in a Nliltll1Llll1l'C flirt itious BOB LEWIS Lew RIDLEY PARK Spoi tive contro versialist man of cun ning, unrestrained WALTER LOYNDS Wa t UPLAND Very quiet hard working business manager for RETROSPECT inte ligent winning ways RUTH MCCONNELL Boopie EssiNcToN Cute dresser . . .devilf ish but ready smile . . . halfpint . . .hard working cheerleader. s ,L 'l ' gr-'aid as if 'ea 'gf' Z 1 j if 55 5: fl, Pg . .mm N ' LA Q 'wif f we fm Tm 'WTI f l Nil 3 21-Sgt 95,13 4' U 'l'zixff:2t fiiQfg.es9:b,fEg PR I SC I LLA MCCULLOUGH nc F OLLROFT Dlllgent worker pleasmg personalnty full of devllment com merclal student LAWRENCE MLGOVERIN Larry RIDLEY PARR Good lookmg skystmper unpretentious flexible sense of humor t'1ntalnz1ng SFIIIIL HOPE MCMONIGLE Mmme RIDLEY PARK Reserved but earnest petite hockey enthu- slast ambltlous -Af' A MARGARET MADDEN Margze RIDLEY PARR Loxes to gnggle once a Parker always a Parker Home Ec fan serene 45.1 MILDRED Mt FALLS M1 Lsslxc TON ost QLIILI member r Lass taclturn friendly and polite CIlI'l'lll1LItIVt KATHLEEN MCHALE Kaye RIDLEY PARK rls 1 llltmg song., r ready smile witty sense of humor PHYLLIS MACKEY Phy MARCUS Hook Dlglllfled color guard very attractive mee dresser lustrous halr VIRGINIA MARSHALL Gumy Marcus Hook Shortle procrastxf nator turned up nose wnlllng to cooperate ffl' If I 1 - ' ' nu K , f. f - ' Q.: L 'X -- 1 ' - +:i' 'iii X . ..- 1 -:P ,gy I ' 'Lf-' V T 1 , 7 i .lrefgaf ,L -V K 'f ii A. 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A, .1 ,' - ,LA Hr s ff , 4 l x s rrla .fic 6 gd 1' If ' . ,7Zs:. g5::5g 19:24 L f' X ' 'Q 2559566 3 - T F2 1 ROBERT MARTIN Bob MARCUS HooK Active entertainer . . . against homework . . . man ofmeans . . .thoughtf U LUCY MARZ IOTTI Shorty MARcus Hook Quiet resolute extremely neat shmm black hair RAYMOND MEADE Bu UPLAND Robust complacent enjoys football Beware the fury of patient man ALLEN MESSEY ESSINGTON Brilliant and good look in carefree ir shy? fhm easily influenced if! A' 24 SHIRLEY MARTIN Shir! RIDLEY PARK Head cheerleader . . . inclination towards athletf ' in all activities fun loving PEGGY MAYHUCH e RIDLEY PARK Mighty vigorous chatty likes military letters spirited KARL MERBREIER Kar RIDLEY PARK Excellent dancer good looking original sense of humor sociable ELEANOR MONROE Norte LESTER ace diminutive quiet fl ics... If I 7 V Pg . I ' ' ' ' g I I Y 1 1 a I :' ' . I ' A A vifL!fQ: 5 d 4 I al.. . 1 1' . Al If Z ' - 'V l ' I I ' A , lll' 2 Pessimistic . . . baby- . . . . mb . . . I , ' . . . ' , wi I st ! LII l:J. I f 6 -163 WWJ Q v a' nal' W H f Jiiifsii DOROTHY MOORE O Essrxcrox We dressed tractrve and popular baton twlrler ln senlo year lackadalslcal JOAN MORRISON 007116 FOLCROFT Contemplate the aml able greeting, p3Clty for sports scm tlllatmg, persomlntx magnetnc WALTER NATRIN Snork LESTER Most dlgmfled bored grln s eager to please NINCENT NINNI Vmce FOLK ROFT Math xx hr serlous minded unassuming terrific tease I If 73 VIRGINIA MORRIS Gmg,er MARQ Us HOOR Found ln excmng places Irkes to teqse fond of prattlmg b ue eyes NANCY MORRISOIN Nan RIULEY PARR C 1b exutable naturally curly halr very pleasing smile ALEXANDRA NEWMAN Sandx RIDLEY PARK Catching smnlt Star of Bethlehem pllant personalnty ty pe wrrter speed demon MILDRED NORTHROP M1 ESSINGTON Trlps the light fantastic well giddy obllvf lous of environment vrvxd personalltv Qlig: 4... - .3 nm-??' IACQUELINE 0 NEILL laclue ESQINCTON H Lettu swuiter happy blOI1dIL hkea to lun people down Ill '1 an Lnar Ltlt -of ...Qi ALLAN PALM ER Schuyler RIDLEY PARK Ent 1 gem Interested Ill all athletics merry 'ls the day IS long 'lqplru to be 'I lawyer BURTON PIERCE K hops if UPLAND Bflgllt of GITIIIL wry gentlemanly bug hearted devilish ft' MARY ANN RAYMOND Mary Ann RIDLEY PARK Immaculate personallty as dignified as they come pleasant very energetat 26 THOMAS OSTIEN Ruby RIDLEY PARK Lackadalsxml devil may care obstlnate mmd for SPOIIQ CARMELLA PETT I NAT I Mzllze MARcus HOOK Hard and dependable worker Ioquacxous food natured anothel Qhort member of the elaas PASQUALINA RAPPUCCI Pucm MARLUS HooK Dxllgent and Ll1LI'gt'tlC worker IYHPHSSIVL short deserves recognl tlon GERALDINE REINERTH Gerry LESTER Unconcerned unaf fected and the dance went on not very talkative Z. ..... . . .... 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'hr V ' wif 'dui Z f'fn l f WLELEJ 4 ' -1 J x .J'f.1-?1: ' 12 D-' 'Qt J BERTHA RICHARDSON Brtdget UP1.AxD Emotional bored of education hrgh strung most vnllmf to help JEAN ROUCHTON 8617116 RIDLEY PARK Zealous fnthful member of cundy com nnttu verbose. shy of manner HOWARD SCHWAMB Lumpjau FOLLROFT Studlous Mr Bm I s 1 consuen tn us outspoken MICHAEL SKIBA Mlke LESTER Neat dresser lover of the lower hall wenght man R16 mop WAYNE ROQER Roser Rum EY PARK B T O droll unreserud amlahle of manner ANNE MARIE SCHIEDLY Anne ESSINGTON UI11SSlllT1lI1g home maker LXPFQSSIVL mu short of suture. ROBERT SCHWANDT Pork EsslNGTow. Rotund since re Lnml fond of huntun DONALD QKINNER Skin LlNwooD Constantly smxlm lackmv ln height your busmess IS hrs unpre dnctable Z7 . , K A Q . - . . . . . - A, ' ' IJ . I . l 1' ' 4 V '- K . fx . . . - 0 Z. C-1: . . - ' 1 ' C v - , A 1 ' . . . J D JA 2 x , . lvl' R E C I- . . . - . . . '15 . ,f f E ' ' ' - Q 4 z ' v 53 .l Q- - 1 mg., gem . . . . f , . 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R as 1 ff i7 9:4lfi'7 '1 l1'f4-s--'CYS- 53 5 A S l . . . V I 1 , D 1 z g' ,. 'if n in Af j- gf is gi ka u - 'ff V PM-ith BURNS WIVEL Bo RIDLEY PARK Absent mmded dreamer yachtsman Mys tery Man lmper turbable THOMAS Z I ECENFUSS Zuzgy RIDLEY PARK Popularnty plus smcere and earnest star on the grxdnron l!'lnU6I1tl3l ALAN WOOD Woody Rxouzv PARK High Flyer dro sense of humor en slve capacity for knowledge BARBARA ZIECLER Bonme RIDLEY PARK Nose ln book pamt brush wlelder temps wlttnclsms ardent 29 397 i mv 1 me im Z .. '01 if A A - X f Hi ff ' 1- p 3 I. in 'Ir -ll, I Q iggrt -A 74: 1 if 41 T 17 . ia? ,A R A? ,4 33' is 2 A Ad? 5 3? 50.3 5:5 r A W Or ',k2 !f. 1. 27991. ' R lf 4 vNf.J f.fffir n 'B ni' .if ll ' , ' . . . ll N f . ,,.,pf 2 - f ' 1..'.3t' CLASS HISTORY Oft rn the stzlly nzght Ere slumber s chazn has bound me Fond memory brings the lzght Of other days around me EPTEMBER 1946-We remember the day when our class first met within the hallowed walls of Ridley Park High School Our group radiated from many neighboring boroughs and the focal pomt was Ridley Park On that first day our feelings and lmpresslons were all mixed We felt strange It was like bemg lost ln the forest primeval the murmuring pines and the hem locks bearded Wlth moss we really were mlXCd up weren t we? But after a short tlme things became unscrambled and we got down to business Mr Bell became our first adviser and under his kindly guidance we applied ourselves to the work of selling magazines We elected capable officers to carry us through our freshman year Tom Zlegenfuss was Eileen Smith secretary Carole Bailey trea surer This was the year of trial and aspira t1on Many of us tried out and made good ln athletics muslc and other activlties We fin lshed the year by electing class officers for the following year When vacation time finally arrived we felt that we really needed lt after all those months of work Work' uork' uork' Tzll the brazn begzns to slum Work uork uork T111 the eyes are heavy and dzm The following September we returned w1th a different feeling We knew it was time to drop that new look because we were no longer callow unmltlated freshmen We were Sophomores Mlss Blttmd became our class adviser The class oflicers we had elected were Allen Messey president Richard Fm ley vice president Nancy Balerlem secre tary Carole Bailey treasurer Some of our classy athletes were able to make the varsity m our sophomore year We advanced in all activltles and many of our class became members of the various clubs Under Miss Bittmgs dlrectlon we sold Christmas cards and held a dance This dance one of the high lights of our sophomore year was an old clothes affair To create mterest and enthu slasm a group from our class dld a skit and sang a song in assembly Remember? The chorus ran somethmg like this At the sopho more dance wear your fathers pants Ill the sophomore dance The dance was '1 big success and everyone had a good time That year ended on a sweeter note and the nearness of vacation made us all feel happy Happy days are here agazn The skres above are clear agam Lets szng a song o cheer and then We ll all come back next year agam Now we had acquired the stately title of juniors We entered into our scholastic work athletics and all the varied activities with the determination to play our parts as junior partners ln operation Ridley We had elected Mr Shaffer to be our class adviser Allen Messey became class president Richard Finley vice president Marie COmlnSklC sec . . . , , . 7 , n . . . D i . . : Y . S g ' s ' Y I , S y - ' y Q . . r . . v ' l 9 Q ' - 1 ' ' ' if Y ! . . ,, . . g . . , . ! . . . . . .H . r - s , i ' Y ! presidentg Alvin Converse, vice-presidentg look funny to you, wearing only one shoe, at . . . . y 1 W Y , . f l . 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Q -n V -B v . . . . , ' ! - - - ra - ' as 14 I yy I ' , ' l Y y l l Q - , ' Q , ' 30 retary Dot Moore treasurer During this busy year many of our athletes were playing on the varsity squads We also had some classy performers on the track team Under the direction of Mr Robert Shaffer we presented our junior Class Play We Shook the Family Tree The night of March 4th found our players in tip top readiness after six weeks of hard work at rehearsals Our cast did a merry job shakmg the skeletons out of the family tree We held three dances during the year Then june brought the highlight our junior Prom Amid a gay decorative theme Stairway to the Stars we danced to the music of Tom Mowerys New Englanders Another year had ended With thoughts of vacation and the blg year ahead we parted with a song in our hearts To the sycamores of Free Street We dedtcate thzs song Beneath thezr frzendly shade ue meet Hz' Ho' Rzdley Hzgh Come jom us zn our song The commg of September heralded our big ye ir The sprmg elections had re named Mr Shaffer to the post of adviser For our cl iss officers we had elected Richard Finley president Allen Messey vice president Etta Edwards treasurer Marle Comlnskxe secre tary Wlth so much to do and so little time in whlch to do it there was feverish 3CtlVltN on every hand Coaches and athletes were strammg every muscle to produce winning teams in football hockey basketball and cross country While the athletes were busy on the field others of us were hustllng to publish The Flyer and still others were busy on the committees On December 2 under the dl rectlon of Mrs Mary Raymond we presented our Semor Class Play The Doctor Has a Daughter Our cast after many long re hearsals gave a smooth performance of this modern Amerlcan com dy It was a play we will long remember For our Senior Prom held during the Christmas Holidays the com mittee on decorations did a beautiful job using Winter Wonderland for its theme Agam we danced to the music of Tom Mow erys New Englanders ln the sprmg our track team went out to make a good showing In this year of progress we added a new sport to our athletic calendar For the Erst time m RPHS history we were to have competitive baseball lt was a new thrill to see our boys trot out on the ball field ln their uniforms We rounded out the year by going on our class trip Our final happy get together was the Semor Banquet Baccalaureate Services were tion Now the time is the present Suddenly we become panlcky We dread the thought of facing the world separately even if not alone Agam that old feeling this is it this is the forest primeval the murmuring pines and the hemlocks bearded with moss now we 'irc really ln the woods Well it was work 'md If was fun We hid four golden years of struggle and achievement joy and excxtement Now that we have come to the parting of the ways we of the Class of 1950 offer our best wishes to the faculty good luck to the under graduates welcome to the new students and to you Ridley Park High School thank you' and a fond farewell Yet ah that sprmg should tamsh uzth the rose' That youths sueet scented manuscnpt should close 31 9 , - ' ' 3 ' 1 ' 1 ' l ' ' u , ' 1 ' ' !! . . , ' its Y ry ' ' D , . . g . y . . t . V n , T 7 s , V' CI ' 73 ,' , . ! 9 And gayly stroll alongg held, and then came the big day of Cradua- . . Y A 3 , ' ' , , , . . . . X . , c J . I . . . 1 T Y K 3 1 ' ', ' . 5 , ' f ' : . ' . Y . . . . , . ' . 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . , . . .ly G . ! n 1 u 1 . , l 1 1 l 9 Al ' ! 9 1 1 ' ' , . Y , ' I . CLASS WILL We the Class of l950 berng of sound mmd and understandmg publlsh and declare thus to be our last wrll and testament Nancy Balerlem leave my record of gettmg to school on time to jlm McLaughlln who IS always ate Carole Barley leave my love of twlrllng to all the members of next year s majorette squad Louis Balley leave my hlgh speed afoot to Charles Esslmger Bob Ballentme leave my posxtlon of head football manager to Lanny Smith Marvln Barber leave my ablllty to eat breakfast m Lancaster to john Hassler May Benjamin leave my POSIIIOH as rlght full back on the hockey team to my kld slster joan Mary Bemardo leave my abrllty to get mto trouble durlng school to Ann Campbell Dolores Blrney wxsh to leave all the laughs and fun Ive had and all Ive mrssed to future pup1lsofR P H S Harrlet Blshop leave the joys of havmg a locker all to myself this year to anyone who had the locker troubles I dld whale an underclassman Rrchard Bock wlsh to leave all of my English knowledge to Mnss Hlpps Marie Boczar leave my three years of German to anyone who hkes German as much as I do joe Bogard leave my ablllty to not get my work done on tlme to Grey Hutchison Sadle Bonaduce leave my srlly grggle to my srster Ameha Arlene Brown leave my love for typmg to Ruta Wunder Lois Brown who have nothing to spare leave Ridley Park with memories Benny Chleffo leave my hrgh marks to Dave Solum Marie Comlnskle leave my love UD of the cafe terra lunches to my brother George Alvm Converse leave the French Horn to anyone who wants It Shirley Cottrlll leave my love of my classmates to my slster jean Victor Crow leave my seat ln English to Bemard Short or Leo Downey whichever one IS stupxd enough to take It Mary jane Davls leave my ablllty to let thmgs go untll the last mmute to johnny Marlatt Dolores Duda leave my seat ln P O D class to any future Senlor who IS strong enough to survive Mr Bmmg s jokes jlm Dugan leave my helght to Don Waite Pete Economos leave my fascmatmg braln to jlm Sxtaras Etta Edwards leave my love for French to Ly nn Hammer Bull Engelke leave my back seat on the bus to any underclassman who wants It Dave Esrey leave my crew halrcuts to anyone who hkes them Richard Fmley leave my active cheering at the basketball games to Lee Hoopes Loxs Fouchs leave my artlstlc work to Bemard Short Lorraine Fox leave my pep to my sister judy Elmer Fralm leave my musical abxllty to jerry Baker john Glll leave my football jersey number I5 to Duck Ennis George Gmn leave my corner ln the lower hall to Frank Drlll and Pat Mays Ruth Gordon leave my Wlllll'lgl'l9SS to promote mtematlonal frlendshlp to any lSOlatIOI'llSt who needs nt Barbara Anne Grant leave my playlng ln the varslty games and then wrltlng them up for the Flyer to anyone who can get mto such a complx cated mess janet Grlfiith leave my love of Englxsh to my brother Drew who ll need It ln R P George Hearn leave mv hlgh falth ID the Influence of Doc Cornog to any underclassman who deserves It jack Hearn leave my posxtlon on the football squad to jlm Harshaw Sylvla Hlcklmg leave my love of school plays to Helen Wllll3mS Mary Ann Hood leave my love of modelmg to Ann Minor Barbara Hughes leave my love for the under classman to Helen Morgan Eleanor Hughes leave my shorthand notes to anyone who can read them Homer Hupf leave the Innkeeper of Canter bury Tales Harry Baxlly to Mass Hxpps Ken janney leave my ablllty to be absent on the openmg day of huntmg season to Walter Dlll Pauhne johnson leave my well enjoyed P O D classes to Tom Cetola Irene jones wish to leave my great love for basketball to Mary Bell Gloria Mae jones leave my commercial work to Hanna Trultte joe julian leave my pmg pong ablllty to Bill Hurst Barbara Kane leave my ablllty to be late for school to anyone who lxves ln Ridley Park r x l I I, , ' 1 , . 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I, , ' D ' I, , ' ' ' I, , ' H sz Connie Kelly leave my reputation as a shutter bug to anyone who is lucky enough to have parents that will pay his photography expenses joan Kelly leave my ability to smuggle Senior candy into Miss Shaws English class to any future Senior smart enough to get away with it George Kemp leave my ability to get into l0th period English class to Grey Hutchison Bill Kems leave my first chair in the orchestra to Ha Ha Carpenter Donald Keyser leave the gang my spot on the ofhce bench Gonnle Kirmes leave nothing exactly what I came with joan Lamplugh leave my love C75 of Home Ec class to Anna Griffiths Norman Lawrence leave my catching laugh to someone who wishes to pass Mr Bining s P O D janet Leclerq leave my seat on the Tlmcum bus to Helen McGowan Theresa Levandoski leave my front seat in English class to anyone who could possibly want it Bob Lewis leave Miss Hlpps Conrad Ljungquist wish to leave my crazy trout flies to Ray Gill May he have better luck with them than I did Walter Loynds leave to a future senior my position on the RETROSPECT guard to any girl over 5 feet 5 inches Margie Madden leave my ability to get along UI with teachers to Henry Marlatt Virginia Marshall leave all of the fun I ever had at R P H S to Dolores Downs Bob Martm leave my place on the office bench to jimmy McCullough Shirley Martin wish to leave my lucky number I hockey tunic to my sister jean Lucy Marzlotti leave my love for Semor English to joy Gaudlno Peggy Mayhugh leave the task and I do mean task of carrying the Bass twice a week to Nancy Ennis joan McConnell leave my seat in Home Ec Class to my cousm jeanette Gruemnger Ruth McConnell leave my ability for cheerlead ing to my sister Connie Priscilla McCullough leave my leisure time to Marie Kalesmk Mildred McFalls leave my unfinished typing assignments to judy Fox Larry McGovern leave a lot of work undone Kaye McHale leave to Miss Bassoe and anyone else who enjoyed OJ it my famous good old Irish Brogue Hope McMon1gle leave my many happy hours of homework to some unfortunate commercial student William Meade leave my ability of running for the bus to Charley Graden Karl Merbreier leave my artistic ability to john Alexander Allen Messey leave my ability to resist women falmostj to Ab Brown Eleanor Monroe leave my desire to be absent from school to my brother joe Dot Moore leave my seat in P O D class to Don Gallavher Virginia Morris leave my silliness to Glenna Phlllppl joan Morrison leave my ability to say the wrong thlng at the wrong time to Mary Bell Nancy Morrison leave my lonv walk to school to my brother Cloe Walt Natrln wi h to leave my chair in dramatics class to Richard CP1ggyJ Bennauer who shows great promise Alexandra Newman leave my quick walk home at lunch time to Anne Campbell Vmcent Nmnl leave my interest in math to Bob Davies Mildred Northrop am just happy to be leaving jackie O Neill leave my position on the basket ball team to joan Bryan Tom Ostlen leave my seat in Miss Hipps English class to Bob Hansen Allan Palmer leave my antagonistic attitude in English class to Dave Solum school work to Yolanda Battlstone Good luck Burton Pierce wish to leave many years of suc cess and happiness for years to come to all of the teachers and students of Ridley Park Pasquallna Rappuccl leave my dimples to Ann Minor Mary Ann Raymond leave the dust on the library shelves to a more ambitious duster than Gerry Remerth leave my love of the Saturday night dances to my sister Shirley Bertha Richardson leave my seat in Dramatic Arts class to future Katherine Hepburns and Clark Gables attending R P H S Wayne Roser leave my big time ways to Frazier Hellmgs jean Roughton leave my overdue typing as signments to some unfortunate commercial student Anne Marie Scheldly leave my seat in English class to some poor junior who doesn t know better Robert Schwandt will to Leo Downey my seat ln English class Howard Schwamb leave my seat in P O D tr Bob Hansen Michael Skiba wish to leave my favorite shower in the locker room fthe second from the rightj to Richard Zuzek Donald Skmner leave my seat on the school bu to Allen Haines john Sweeney leave the hard times which my teachers Gave me to my brother Dick . . . . 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D - ,., ' , . 33 Rlchard Tomlinson leave my ablllty to day dream to my sister Phyllis Tuve Tuvesson leave my Herculean strength to Danny Mohr who will need rt to withstand the onslaughts of Miss Hrpps john Wertz leave my herght to Skrp McFadden Ambrose White leave my trips to Hacks Point to Tommy Rowe Dot Willis being of sound mmd CI hopej leave Roy Wilson wish to leave my beard to Donald Sykes Mary Ellse Wrtham leave my seat rn Physics class to some poor junior girl brave enough to be outnumbered twenty to one by boys Burns Wrvel leave mx once a week shave to Raymond Clll Alan Wood leave my eagerness to get out on the dance floor at the Saturday night dances to Len Rappold Thomas Zregenfuss wish to leave my seat m tenth period English class to Dick Enms Barbara Ziegler leave a year s supply of midnight oil to the most needy underclassman CLASS PRGPI-IECY ELL here we are at tlce Mardi Gras The sun is shmmg brightly and a gay throng crowds the streets Walt ll' here comes the parade Carole Bailey the head majorette is leading the band which is under the directron of maestro jake Hearn dressed ln his gala purple and yellow suit Marie Comrnskle adds her charms to the band by her acrobatrc feats Following the band governor of Louisiana Walt Natrm and his wife, the former Barbara Kane appear in a new convertible drwen by chauffeur Bob Ballentine The first float contains the King and Queen of the Mardi Gras Phyl Mackey and Karl Merbrerer are in these roles janet Grlfiith Etta Edwards Ruth McConnell Mary Ann Hood and joan Lamplugh are the queen s attendants The crowd IS amused by the next float It rs a funny one and contains the clown Lou Barley In my eagerness to see the float I just bumped into Barbara Ziegler Reverend Bock s able assistant She had just returned from the Phrladelphla General Hospltal where she was attended by Arlene Brown Sylvia Hrcklmg and Eleanor Monroe under head nurse Connie Kelly On our way to the refreshment stand we met joe Bogard Richard Finley and George Kemp all of whom were rn gay spirits At the refreshment stand we were astonished to find our old friends Sadle Bonaduce and Pasquallna Rappuccr Looks like the navy IS in town, for we see Dave Esrey jack Hearn Bill Kenrs Wayne Roser and Admiral Crow We were just talkmg with sports announcer Conrad Ljung qurst and he says john Gill Homer Hupf Allan Palmer and Tom Ostren are leadrng the Phillies to their first pennant rn years Who are those dumb looking farmers in front of us? Oh' It s Ambrose White Roy Wilson float wlth Elmer Frarm Ken janney Nancy Morrison oh my gosh' Harriet Bishop has just broken her vocal cords and there goes Dr McGovern and his nurse Nancy Barer lem Well its about time to get a room Let s try the famous Ben Chreffo Hotel The receptionist there Pauline johnson directs LS to the clerk Peter Ecoromos who informs us that there are no vacancies Heck' lt would have been fun staying there especially with that elevator boy with the comy jokes Chops Pierce Oh well Better luck next trme Let s try the hotel over by the airport The busses of the Wertz Bus Compary run over that way Stepping aboard the bus we find Tuve Tuvesson is the driver Stepping off the bus we meet Marvin Barber the famous pilot joan McConnell the air hostess and Vincent Nrnnl the manager of the How ard Schwamb Alr L1ne jacquellne O Neill Irene jones and Dolores Blrney members of the W A V E S are on leave and have come by plane to the Mardi Gras I: v . V ' I, w . . I 1, , I, . y . . , . .. . It . ' D Y D ly 1 , h . . . . v ly . , . I' . y , . . , I . . . ' 1 i 9 7 - . , . i . . y . d 3 I ! ! 7 Y , . . . , . A . - - - y 9 ' , ' ' , and Alvin Converse. Here comes a music . , . . . . , , 7 D ' . .I . , . , . . , . 7 Y . D 3 l 3 ' 7 , V f ' 7 . I . , . . 7 7 ' . , as vs ' . , ' . . . , i . , , . ! 7 1 7 7 ' 1 y 1 . v s n , T , , . . . , . ' KK ' ' 99 ' 7 ' s l 1 ' I . . . . . , 34 ln the hotel the registrar Richard Tom lmson informs us that there are a few vacant rooms To our surprise we find some famous names ln the registrar s book William Meade a world traveler john Sweeney a famous millionaire Allen Messey the president of RCA Kaye McHale the hat designer from Paris and the popular model Hop Mc Monlgle Our curiosity is aroused by the commotion in the lobby A group of secre tarles Eleanor Hughes Priscilla McCul lough Theresa Levandoskl and Connie Klrmes are busily engaged ln playing a game of bridge Over in another comer Bob Martm a magician and joe julian are inter rupted from their game of chess when cigarette girl Carmella Pettmatl comes to their table There seems to be too much racket over there and the bouncer Porky Schwandt is throw mg out a huge guy named Donald Skinner ln the middle of the room a group of teachers Barbara Anne Grant Dorothy Willis Marie Boczar Dolores Duda and Mary Ann Ray mond are discussing the problem children of Barbara Hughes and Norman Lawrence They go to pharmacist Mike Skiba for Sklba s Little Cure All Pills when the children get too bad Mr William Engelke president of the Home and School Association has given them helpful advice on this subject ln another corner a woman is readmg a book As she looks up we notice it is Ruth Gordon a librarian from Philadelphia A newspaper man just entered the lobby crying Read all about it crooked politician named Bob Lewis convicted of ballot stuffing We buy a paper from the paperman George Ginn and find Lewis was convicted by law yers Burns Wivel and Alan Wood and sen tenced to three years as principal at Ridley Park High A few bystanders Dot Moore Margaret Madden and Mary Bernardo couldn t stand the thought and falnted They were attended by nurses Vlrginm Morris Bertha Richardson and Mildred Northrop As we leaf through the paper we come across an article written by Anna Marie Scheldley She is replacing joan Kelly who was fired a week ago The article contains news about a fire that destroyed the Walter Loynds Business School where janet Leclerq Lillie May Benjamin Gloria Mae jones Peggy Mayhugh and Alexandra New man were employed as mstructresses Mary jane Davis has written an interesting article about the divorce case of Virginia Marshall Mary Elise Wltham was Miss Marshalls lawyer in the case On the editorial page an article written by Donald Keyser tells of the wonderful help social welfare worker joan Morrison has given to a group of orphans in the South At the top of one page is an article on mterior decoration written by Gerry Relnerth Across the page from the funmes IS an article giving advice to the love lorn Lucy Marzlottl and Shirley Cottrlll have written in to Lois Brown the adviser on love asking what they should do Both of them are married but they have fallen in love with another man On the fashion page Lois Fouchs name appears under many of the designs Of course we turn to the sports page next Shirley Martin has been named an All American Hockey player Thomas Zlegenfuss football coach at the University of California has just renewed his contract to remam at the University for five more years On our way to our room we see Mildred McFalls Lorrame Fox and jean Roughton the cleaning women hard at work Well we finally arrive at our room we open the door and there Slttlflg before us are Kllroy and jim Dugan readmg a blue book We peer over their shoulders and find it is the 1950 RETROSPECT and they have just finished the class prophecy 1 1 ' C 1 1 1 . . , . . , . . . . - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Q . 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 a . - 1 , , , ' 1 1 . . . . . , ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' , . 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . , . . . . . a , , . . . , . . , 1 1 1 u 1 f 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . H . . . . . 1 1 . . 11 - ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 C n - 1 1 f 1 ' 1 f , y . , u C n 33 P A I I L nb 0:1 Q. to 'o W UNHHWSEMEN W N C A .L 2 .fu mg If ' ' . 2 34 K 'AN I 0' 1 f 5 Ami X , 1 sg X 'f1fx0 '9 Ci' C1 01 i'7' Q1 '-1 JU, IQR CLASS HARDfWORKINC, rarinlto-go junior Class asf sembled in September with terrific plans for a big year. The class officers: jim McLaughlin, presidentg Phil Sapovits, vicefpresidentg Bob Marks, treasurerg and jean Dugan, secretary, along with the representative Class Council and our adviser, Mr. john Wilson, spurred us on. They helped to make 1949-50 a proud year for the Class of '5l. jl'NlOR CLASS irxl Rnw, lfjfl in righl: VI. Cox, -I. Dugan, lfngclke, llistefalm, li. Ceppiivlli, li. llurcy. l. cliillflll, Yssco, R. Nl. Gaumlinu, j. johnson, .X. Griffith, Nlinnick. .S'0mnd Row, lzjfl In right: Xl. Kalusnirk, inowles, ll, CI'0lllL'l'S, Y. l.inclsuy. ll. Liocl, l.. Harvey, j. l3Cll'lil.lll, VI. Hcacrwk. Nl. llzmnum, NI. .X. S l' S l Nlarks. Third Raw, lfjfl lo right: .X. l'lusiwic'k, Krlllstrong, N. -I. Koch, Bl. Ilowncy, H. NlcGmx'z1l1, .X. Xll ' ' 'mmr, H. Nlurgzm, lf. l,uc'as, O. Laws. j. liryan, l.. Hammer. Fourth Row, Iajfl In riglrt: R, Hn-llig, ll. Alex- nmlcr, -I. B1-arrl, Al. l'lllI'Sl'HlXV, ll. XIUXQ-ul, B. Hursl,j. LQQIIIUTIC, R. Gill, ll. Galluglier. Ffllfh Row, lfjfi In rigglzt: F. Hvllings, ll. from-gzui, 'l'. Cclola, Klzmcrchia. R. Lyons, j. Krcig. li. Luvgrvn, G. lllllfllliilll, liusccini, jNl Sxllk' lftl It Xlg., l1ljNl lu lllnm Bllnvlc BNl1rk l l' C , ixon. .'i.'1 mv, ff' Nfl-,QI.' . . Cll'l'I'llll, .. ara , . Q S, . 1 .. 1 's, C. Qsslingvr, '. l'SSlll1gl'I',kl. Greaves, j. Ln-nnick, R. Nll'FlHlflL'I1. .S'1'zwrfl1 Row, f4jfIInr1'gl1f.' .l. Ilzcclzy, R. Kaiser, li. liyrc, l.. llUXX'l1L'f, Y. llurlc. -I. Nll'l-llllgl1lll1, XX. lllll. li. l.z1yL'r, f. xl1ll1ll'l AQ, Lf' I 'I v . .M , - il' , C if jrxlolz Class :nl Rn !oH'gl1!.' K.Wel1hert, li. Ret-se, Nl. Smith, K. llelrlon, C. Oslo, XY. Paige, B. Po in it 'X XX hitt. Srrmzrl Rrrw, left In right: ll. Wright, G. XYilson, H. Seone, Nl. l.. Rufner, l.. Sulpi to o 1 IJUXII l. Smith. Third Row. left In righi: Sitaris, R. Otley, ll. Solum, R. Perlriek, il. Rtmcr lloorltll R Shaffer, R. Ziegenfuss. Fnurlh Row, lqfl 10 right: X. XYilliams, R. Szatkowski, Q lu! Schmidt, B. Short, ll. Siegel, ll. Sykes ln competitive sports, many juniors starred on varsity teams. joan Bryan, Helen Scone, Ann Minor, and Sylvia Fesco shared the honors of being on the undefeated hockey squad. Football, basketball, baseball, and track teams boasted numerous juniors in their starting line-ups. For example, Dick Ennis, Phil Sapovits, jim McLaughlin, and Ray Ziegenfuss. Spooks held spellbound a record-breaking audience on March third when class members combined talents for our play production. Mrs. Hassler directed the cast, and Mr. Wilson took care of the business of staging the play. Spring brought with it, buds, love, andjewelryeclassjewelry, that is. Boasting our longfawaited prized possessions, we cer- tainly felt justly proud. As june approached, gala plans were made for our big nightethe junior Prom. The committees worked like beavers to make a success of our main social event. Excellent cooperaf tion on the part of all class members made even the hard work a lot of fun. With high hopes we look forward to a most pleasant and sucf cessful senior year. 39 1 1 W 5 ' SOPHOMORE CLASS HE sophomore class came back to school in the fall to begin their traditional activities. As a result of our elections, the following were in charge: Dick Waite, president, Danny Patsko, vice-president, Shirley Buza, sec- retary, Bill Wolson, treasurer, and Mrs. Laub, class adviser. Our representative class council consisted of: Paula Tuvesson Pat Mays, Stanley Price, Bill Ford, Betty Wheeler, Lois Szatkowski, jean Dzedzy, and Dolores Buscemi. 7 SOPHOAIORF CLASS Firsl Row, lQf!I0r1'g11t.' B. Chester, L. Christian, R. Greenburg. l . La XYall, j. Bartow, Al. Bell, ll. Chalfont T. jacono, Harvey, Lindenberg, N. Hughes, j. llzedzy, G. Harper. Scrmzd Row, Izjfl In rzfght: Al Cramner, H. Abbott, j. Fox, S. Davis. F. Blake. -I. lflliot, P. Heffiellnger, D. Cutler, j. Anderson, ll. llawson 5. Gray, S. johnston, Y. Battistone, ll. Downes. Third Row, lqf!Inrig11I.' A. Henson. A. Franklin, L. Hoag Y. Durrant, T. Evans. Beauchamp, A. Bonacluce, li. Hadlielcl, Grueninger. S. Buza, C. Brown, vl. Benjamin, B. Archer, U. Buscemi. FUIIVHI Rmc, ity? tn rzfqlzf: H. lilock, Lincler. Kalesnik, B. Houser. F. Fitzgerald, R. Bernaner, R. Archer, C. Graclen. ll. Kimball, li. johnson, F. Furterer, L. Coles. Fifth Row, 1t'ff7f!?7IA4Lfl71.' XY.jol1nson, B. Forrl, H. llougherty, A. Gattone, ll. Collins, F. llrill, K. Hill, ll. Lawrence, R. Brooks. C. Gilrley. P. llraper, C. Carpenter, G. Coininskie v SOPHOMORI-1 CLASS rv! Rn lf'f!!or1'gl1I: j. Ct-ppitelli. l'. .Xnrlt-rson, j. Hain, li. Fulmele. l'. Mays, M. Mt-inner, Xl Schmlut sr I ex Nl Parkes, j. Prutzman. M. Slflllgh, X. Smart, Y. Pahifles. ll. Xlilliams. Svrmifl Rn lf' I In rzslzt mr rop. X. Rapposelli, ll. lyler, j. Sprankle, l'. lnvesson, B. lYright, li. Ross, X lontillo er M R timonrlo, H. Truitte, C. lripner, ll. Simpson. IJ. XYorrell, C. Sension. Third Rn lelf In VI 1 lcntmxcr ll. Mooney, B. Rullo, j. Avery. C. Huber, M. 'l'rt-zzclway, .X. Martin, C. McConnell f X o Nugent C Sweeney, M. Moore, B. Xlheeler, N. Simpson, j. Rowe. Fnzlrih Row. 1177? In righ! X Brown -Xlcxmdtr ll. Maile, Polisky, H. XYhillo4'k, D. Ziegler. B. Singleton, X, XYhirlow. I.. Baker X Ro xcrt 1 kin P. Xlhite. B. Xlolownik, I.. Rappolcl. Fifth Row. lzjft fo right: j. Cronk, S. Prim C Morris 3 Htrri X Cason, D. Patsko, j. Mcfullough, D. Reese. D. Mohr, G. lYagner. ll. Sterling, C S j. lYhite, T. Rowe When the Cheerleaders were chosen, the class provided five members, Carol Tripner, Mary Bell, joan Avery, Diane Chalfont, and Gail Sweeney. In the line of sports we were represented by Bill Ford and Frank Drill on Varsity Football Squad. Many of the girls showed their ability in hockey as members of the junior Varsity hockey squad, the following took part: Christine Huber, joan Benjamin, Shirley Buza, Pay Mays, Gail Sweeney, Caro- line Brown, joan Avery, Grace Harper, jackie Prutzman, Monna Rae Stough, Roberta Fronmuller, and Dolores Worrell. When Basketball season rolled around, two members of the class Stanley Price and Don Bateman represented us on the boys varsity. Members of the junior Varsity squad were Bill Ford, Dick Waite, Charles Gibley, and Kenny Hill. The following girls represented us on the junior Varsity basketball squad: Betty Wheeler, Grace Harper, jean Rowe, Shirley Buza, and Virginia Pahides. Our activities for the year were the Christmas Card Sale, the traditional class party, and two successful dances. Feeling we have made our contributions to a successful school year, we look forward to a bigger and better junior year. -ll CLASS EW experiences and activities awaited the Class of '53 when they entered the doors of R. P. H. S. last September. ln the field of sports, our showing was admirable. Under the tutelage of Mr. Waltz, our freshman football team had an undefeated season. Our boys' basketball team, coached by Mr. Wimmer, played several games without many wins but with much fine spirit. Several of our girls, coached by Miss Bassoe, played junior varsity hockey. Also under Miss Bassoe's direction, our girls' basketball team had a very successful season, winning four FRESH MAN CLASS Firs! Row, left to righi: P. Felker, B. Crompton, ID. Link, B. Haines, X. jackson, j. Gorham, B. linuncrtz B. Curtis, G. Armstrong, X. Hite, li. Dalton, Eyre, Hamrick. Sernnd Row, Iqfl I0 rfghi: F. De Lacy, -I Gray, Bryan, IJ. Creegan, K. Brown, X. Lloyd, Lloyd, B. Blackburn, L. Barber, E. Helms, H. Kimbal C. Granclcr, X. Gamble. Third Row, left In right: C. Franklin, .X. Evans, l'. Burclon, J. Forte, R. M. Kozur B. Kourv, .X. Keyser, l'. Haney, ll. Christian, j. lloall, P. Le Vallee, B. Black, Bucke. Fourth Row, Left II righl: lil B. Glenn, K. Crooks, j. Burnside, XY. Campbell. Cv. Lamplugh, .X. Haines. Fifth Row, lqfl lo right F. Gill, B. Granger, B. Lappin. I. lrclancl, ll. Lt-asc, B. Concklin, ll. Bcll. xl. Baker, D. Gill, Latnplugh j. Finley, B. Bullock, S. Koury if Ji-I FRESHMAN FRESH MAN CLASS xl Rn I H111 right: B. lYalker, F. Rietlmiller, H. rlilllillllbfbll, Pratt, j. Nlilliehap, 'lf Quinn, l' lomlin 1 uhu X Schwartz. Nl. l'eppermiller. B. Strimel. .Si4'I'II7Ill Raw, left in righl: Nl. l.. Nlorg tn Q Ire L x Xl lullai, S. Nlefattfllt-ss, Nl. .X. Ulantler, K. l'eart'e, .X. lK'ivel, Nlartin, S. Reinerth ll ISI j oo: tml Ruta, 'fjfl In right: Il. Nlayhugh, lf. XYissler, 'l'. Smithers, ll. XYilgis, Nl. .X Nlot nmtk I X llI'iIl, lf. Truelantl. lf. Smith, Nl. XX'oo1l, ll. Sweeney, lf. XXI-lmlr, R. Rillljllllllll. luurlz 0 M1 lil lx. iilllllllllkf,X.NI1llIl7Y,i,.xY2lili',R.SL'lVXYI'iL1l'll, I. Ravmonrl, -I. Stoner. lf. Wt-lrlutl lx lit S. Srone, 'l'. 'liillt-ry, -I. Smith, C Scarlforougli games and losing only one. Some of our girls also played junior varsity basketball. This team owed much of its success to two freshman, Nancy Lloyd and Nancy Ennis, who contributed strongly to many victories. Keen competition was shown during class elections. The following were elected: jerry Baker, presidentg David Lease, vice-presidentg jean Martin, secretaryg and Mary Ann Olander, treasurer. After Christmas vacation, the annual magazine sale began. A new mark was set when the class sold 52,029.50 worth of magazines. The prize winners of the sale were the following: Bob Granger ...... . ..... 520.00 jerry Baker ...., .. 15.00 Norman Mawby, . 10.00 Donald C-ill ...., . 7.00 Eddie Clenn. . . . 5.00 Three radios were given away to Bob Granger, Eddie Clenn, and Bert Conklin. Mrs. Flaig's room, l03. had the largest total sales. The freshman chorus participated in the annual Christmas program. For our Freshman Assembly program, we presented a gay review of bathing beauties of the past century. We should like to thank our adviser. Mr. Bell. for being so patient with us until we became adjusted to our new surround' ings 43 -Y, vw, ----- .....,A,- ...HW - N. ..,,f .X tially M-r W.,, p H ar' L1 4 W A we . 3. fi...-'gd fs W 71 W 4 W if C . ,f, A6 8 g J 1 5 , I 1 Q b fi ,Rl 0 ' M, ., 4. 4, F 5 j '-fm ? . A 65 ,,M.,,, Q 6 ,,,,, qggltvllll J? by 3 y 1 1 ,-.1 I, , VE' W, 1 ? 9: I tif? I . 5: ,Q , :rum-:--,f,W, lv ,,,,,. 7111-W Eg. X , .. xl . 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WOOII, K. Blerbrcier, J. Dugan, H. Hupf, T. Ziegcnfuss RETROSPECT STAFF BUSINESS STAFF EDITOR-INfCHIEF W. LOYNDS RICHARD TOMLINSON P. MCCULLOUOH G. JONES L. Fox M. MCFALLS W. ENGELKE PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF C. KELLY S. HICKLING J. WERTZ D. WILLIS H. HUPE L. BAILEY C. KELLY R. LEWIS S. MARTIN J. MORRISON M. J. DAVIS T. ZIEGENFUSS W. BIBEY L. BROWN TYPING STAFF E. HUGHES P. RAPPUCCI M. PETTINATI C. KIRMES S.NEWMAN J. O'NEILL ADVISER GLADYS SHAW 49 LITERARY STAFF A. MESSEY M. A. RAYMOND M. E. WITHAM R. GORDON B. A. GRANT N. BAIERLEIN M. COMINSKIE J. GRIFFITH A. WOOD B. WIVEL J. DUGAN A. PALMER ART STAFF B. ZIEGLER L. FOUCHS H. BISHOP C. BAILEY M. A. HOOD K. MERDREIER R. MARTIN J. SWEENEY F1151 Rau Irftlo flghf .I Dugan R Shaffer R Fmlu l' lwlvwards XlcL1ug,hl1n Nlr Blnlng brrnnd Rott Iefflo 71f5hf Ierakls R HLlllj, D Smullen C Broun D Llnlx S Nlarlln B Crompton j Ioolc Tl11rdR01L Iefl to rlghf X 'Xlnnl l' forham 'X Lloxd R Sthitfcr j Brx in G Overueln L Brown D R Lcm Student Councxl the govemmg body of our school IS made up of elected representatlves from each home room class presldents head cheerleader Flyer editors varsity sports managers and Mr C O U N C I L Bmmg who acts as faculty adviser Included ln Councxl s hst of duties and accom lnshments for thls year we find the sponsormg of the new Flyer whxch was m the form of a prmted edltlon dlstrlbuted semi monthly Student Council also awarded gold hockey pms to the undefeated hockey team As ln PYEVIOUS years Council had charge of the cheerleaders and the Saturday mght dances Officers for the first semester were Richard Fmley presldent Jim McLaughlm vlce president Etta Edwards secretary and Bob Shaffer treasurer ln the second semester the only change m ofhcers was the election of jim Dugan as vxce president Convenmg every Monday durmg Activity period -.-r Student Councll rules on all lssues concemmg the govemment of the student body 50 XYillis. Fnzlrtlz Row, Ieftltn rlgld: Gl Sargisson, .l..Xl'ood2 lrlupffli. Webb. Di Ilatsho, D. Ziegler: L. Hoopes: , 3 y . Thls xear Rldley Park stullents e U mx egi a much lmproved Flxer Last sprung Qtudent Councll con ducted a poll to see lf the student bojx wo :lil prefer a prmted paper Prlor to thns xe nr the stafl mnmeo graphed thelr own Fixer Thus new Fixer to be prmted bx lnterboro lNeus would be publlshed exerx two weeks ln order to eoxer the eost of prlntmg each student would be obliged to p IX 1 suhscrlptlon rate of hftx cents a semester Thus sx stem met wlth a great deal of approx 'il moreoxer lt was xoted to be the new school paper Co edlt mrs ehosen to earrx on this new proleet were Homer llupf md Alan Wood Mrs Ferree w is ehosen IN lxeultx ldxnser The new Issues lneluded se rsonll sport events eur rent events innouneements udxertnsements edu torlals jokes and gossip A new fe iture the Athlete of the Week was added to the ilreadx popular Parker and Plrkerette of the XXeek Exerx Issue featured a wrlte up and pleture of the out standlng athlete m some held of sport Another new feature plctures taken bx student photographers brought a great defll of dellght to the student bodx Cong polls were also t1ken wlth mueh enthusiasm on the part of the puplls The members of the stati worked extremely hard to produce a desirable and pleasing paper to meet the standards of Rldley Park We hope that next years staff wlll realize thls and work earnestly to produce a noteworthx Flyer THE FLYER rx! Rule 1 fin ru, rl erree xxr e u e o 1 om ewxs en er ex lfl Sfrnnf Hu. lr!! In VIL!! l XX hee er xr wer one or ro 1 r IX m I I rx ek xerwe If n In ner! Xl er 5 1 ro ur ln X Ro K FRENCH CLUB Frm! Ruin, fejf! to rflglzf: R. jones, .Xluxamlm-r, C. llrarlun, ul. lirim-94, .X. XYatkins, .X. Rolmcrls, R. Waits, F. l illI'lUI'l'I', ll. Kiniluall, 'l'. Rom-. .Skrmzd Row, lejff to r1'gl1!.' Bliss Shaw, ll. XYillis, Nl. llocxar, R. loni. linson, llngan, .X. Nlcssuy, li. liclwarrls. Nl. .X. Raynionml, Nl. -I. llavis, H. Bishop. Third Raw, lejfl to righl: C. Brown, N. j. liovh, Nl. L. Rufner, j. Nlinnick, C. lripncr, ll. Challonl, Nl. Boll, ll. 'l' DUAN' ' ' Pwwdmt Archer, G. Harper, Nl. R. Slllllgh, j. Prntzman, R. Froninullcr, ki. ,X, Nligssilgxy, l'm'-l 4'.vfdv2If lYiley, G. Sweeney, S. Fesco. Bl. Sachs, C. Hula-r. Fuurlh Rina, 4. . , 4 , , Ifjft I0 righf: J. Avery, li. Moore, Y. Pahiclcs, C. Conroy, j. Harvuv, I IQJNARD5' MWMU H. Vl'hitloc'l4, j. Harshaw, R. Shaller, R. Crcugan. R. Nlarks, l.. -I. lJl'oAN ...... TH'lIXlH't'V Hammer, O. Laws, L. Brown, B. Grant, ll. XYorrcll, xl. Colc- Firxf Row, Inf! tn flllfllff Bliss johns, G. Overwien, Dzcclzy, R. Zum.-k, R. Gorclon, l'. Sapovils, R. Peclrivk. Semnd Row, Ifjff 10 right: S. llickling, Nl. lioczar, ll. llumla, H. Bishop, X. Hughes, R. Green- R. fi0RllON. . . . l77'f'XI-lffilf lrnrg, l'. l.a XYall. Third Row, lqfIforf,Lf1ll.' j. Rcincrlh, ll. lllllilill, i ' , ,, , , ll. Lovgrcn, li. Croihcrs, sl. Bryan, ll. XYhL-clcr, R. Otley, ll. Xlcxan- If' Lllffkh' 'Q Q I M-I-nmllni qlg-r, I-mmli Rmu, lqff In Vlifllff S. l'riw, j. l'lll5i'L'Illl, li. Hurst, l.. l'- Ul 'Rllll 5- 5f i'f'f '3' Smith, lf. llcllings. R. H1-ilig, ll. Xlrighl xl. liliulmzxi .. Tn'f1.v1m'r GERMAN CLUB BRIDGE CLUB mx, Xl. .X, Imxlxlwllcl XIV-. Iymly. Nllwl'1'V1i,f. Ixwllx. xllNNlI'ilIl!1ll1 ml Mfflw: Il. XX llllx, Xlxv SILIXY, Nlxw klwlu . , . lwisl RMU.lfjl!I1ff'1glll.' Nlrx. M-r'r1-r I XIL'XQlIliil'I', R. Iwm-N, S. I rxw, I . V- . . . lx. Sllilffidf. XI, lmlllrwxku-, H, XXlxuIu .X Rvrlu-VIN, 41. XXJQI11-V, ,X Suu 5 I R l'f 'fl 11: K. XY.11kinN. ,Nhmlai kms. ff! In YIQIIL' IP, Hllxu-rlxi, X. I'.1l1i:le--A H, Xl OMIXNKH IlH!l,WW1'N, ,X1'vl1v1', IP. I,v.1XXNUI1,kI. Iifyfn lil r.m1,f...ll ups-V, H. Swmuqlml, XI. ' l'.1rLx. Il. XX4n'r'a-ll, I.. cl1I'l um I' lv HAH li. 4,11-1-11In-r'g. llzwl x y'I y Rm.-.!w 1tff'fgl1f: 13. Kfllllnlll, I7. IAINIXU, I'uHxliX. ll, Sxiy-ling' lx flkl I N141 km., 74,11 ww' if Iv!! ,. 454 W L x, X. Huqlu BIOLOGY CLUB IS, CVIIIII-VH Staff Club ,XII-Hl4?IQ.' Xl. .X. Riljlllllllfl. ll. Zin-gh-r. Nlifi IR-4-le. .Sf4UllllPlLf.' IP. XX IIII5, S. .XI'IIlNII'HllQ- ,l. l'm:lv. li. l.urrl4m. I.. lI2lI!llllt'I' Teen Age Book Club R. Gukm mx, .Sbrreffzry .S'itI1'r1!Q,' L, Brmxn, S. .xI'Il1sII'lJllg, G. Overxwin, B. Crmhcrs, Bli l'u'k, C. Kelly. l'. llctllellngcr, ID. Cutler, R. Gordon. Smrzzlirz ll. XYillif, B. Crum, Bl. A. Ruyxwmcl, B, Ziegler, S. NQXVHIZHI lfnygzwz ggi, Senior Orchestra LMI tw Hgflff H. Nlnurv, X. I'.nI11fIw, FI. .XIk'X.lHfIk'!'. H. XXIH-L-Ivr. MI. .XlHIL'FN1rfl, .X. I QVIIIVTIN, X. Ixm Im, f.. Hu-rwla-ru, I.. IIzu'x'm-x, 1 . I.jlIIl4- KIIIINI. R. I.QlXL'f, I.. Ii.lIil'I'. X. II.ll1'I'IL'1I1. C. fmulm-n. IP. I-nu-N, NI, XI1.Im'. If IMIII-3. H,flr.m1. If. XI.13I111uI1. I1.XXfwrvll. X. hmm-1'-1-. Hi. 11141, ' 'r I. 'Q-' I.. 5lIIIJl!IU. XIV. Ifvm-N. I.. Hull-x, VI. I4.1Iwr, Ii. I Il I I1 I Iruv Ix Innmx IQ IIIILX I IIlrx1x I Iir HI Il I H111 my XX Ix III l 't ZH Hgh! -I. S1'II1IIIf. 1. IxvII, X. I.IflfII, X, IIIIJIQIIIN. Il, lie-Il. 111 ID I5 IiI.u'k. fl, SJFQINNHII, XIV. Irvin-N. If. XXI-III1, II. Kimln . . . ' . . . '2,.. ,. 'Nl,'..r' IIIIIIQII. .X, II.unv-, Ii. I.1lpp1n. I.. lil-1-fly-, xl, Ii.1Iu-V. -I. 5 I XIII ullwu I1 Ii SIIIIIII Ix IIllIII1l fn I Klum milh. W7 C' Junior High Orchestra BUYS' CHI DIR V 5 ,IUNIOR SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS MIXED CLEE CLUB MA G 95, 2' ut: WYEM U' Jill in WMILQQU I Q ' M. 1 , E 1 ... , V , A , '. AA, , ,M M ,UH X Q. A 4 N ' - . ru Ziff v r ,wma ' X muztazsra Y , bv M51 L 4 IJJ - 'AK' l,,,,,,,,, A - 11, Hi .- BE '2L l!l4'K' . v I U 5. Iv' ilu S 1 E NWFLUUW A ,na-e- ' i Y Q 'fav JUNIOR PLAY Cast of Caracters HILDECARDE PAIGE Nanq Bazerlem Barbara Hughes MR DOLSON ELLIE MAY Alan Wo 4 Lozs Fouclz Mfrs DoLsox Bora S51L1a Hzcklzn Homer Hupf QALLY mm Mane K cmmzikze Rrchard TUHIIHISUH 4 X ll! IIIQ ILL Anne Mane Shzedlv FREDDIE SHERMER Bob Martm MR SHERMER Walter Natrm MRS QHERMER Marx Ann Raxmmzd 5 M, ii 1' L, I? D A-9 ., 'h f Qii' 5 Cl WQM, .XX K . . J . . . Moi f' 5 ' . Y 1' A I kg Al . . ' b .. 4 - I J! , 'W it J' M 4.7 -- 5 Q, VV, i 2, . a my 2 2 gf ya - K . E We Shook The Family Treen March 5 finally arrives. lt is the night for the juniors to present their annual play. The curtain rises at last and We Shook the Family Tree, directed by Mi. Shaffer, has begun. Hildegard is just plain tired of being a wallflower. In an attempt to find a date for her, Mr. and Mrs. Dolson arrange for Hildegarde to go to the Prom with Freddie. He is a nice enough boy except that he is dominated by his mother and dad who make him wear knickers. The attire always gives him an inferiority complex. Sally, Hildegarde's younger sister, who always tries to imitate her, tries to console her and perhaps help her. jimmy and Bob, Hildegarde's brothers are constantly teasing her and are usually found tinkering around with gadgets or going fishing. Ellie-May and jill are two teenfage girlsg Ellie-May and Bob go together and she winds him around her little finger. Paige, a six-yearfold, starts Hildegarde's trouble by delivering old love letters and causing a lot of trouble. Finally, Freddie breaks into his house, stealing a graduation present, and with the money from it, buys a new suit with long pants. When Mr. and Mrs. Shemier, his parents arrive at the Dolson's there is much excitement. While the family tries to straighten out the whole aflilir, Hildegarde and Freddie slip out to the Prom. .Wi-,sig in in 6 .f f 'Q.,,',,. 3 Toxmv Irenc joncx Dono 'War ze Comznsku CLEOTA S5IL1a Hmklm MRS B1LL1xc,s jackm O Iwzll SENIOR PLAY Cast of Characters DOL BILLINCS lzm Du an FLORA LEE BILLINC s Phxllzs Wackex CHL L K HALL Homer Hupf LLLY THAXTER Alan ana Dans lull DM ID TQRRENLE Bob Martm CASSANDRA THORN Ruth Gurdon En QMITH Walter Natrzn MR CODDLE Rzcluud Bock The Doc as A Daughter On December -1, the Seniors presented their annual play, entitled The Doctor Has a Daughter. under the direction of Mrs. Mary B. Raymond. Practicing many long, hard weeks, the entire cast was rewarded by a hugh success. The plot centers around the adventures and mise adventures of Miss Tommy Billings, a small town junior miss who has seen too many movies for her own and everyone e1se's good. Tommy manages to get everyone, including herself, into hot water. Her father, the doctor, lived in constant expectation of what she would do next, and her chum Dodo was usually the right hand man in their schemes. Tommy practically ruins the love lives of her sister FlorafLee and the maid Cleota. Miss Thaxter, the school teacher, is nearly driven crazy with the schemes of Tommy who tries to make others happy whether they want to be or not. The wealthy spinster aunt, Cassandra Thorn, pays a visit and when Tommy tries to revive old love affairs, she almost learns a lesson. Some of her schemes are answering Lonely Hearts ads, patching broken hearts, rewriting the school play and a few otheis. But in the end, all turns out happily, and Tommy's family and friends have to agree that she is a terrific little girl. QQ Sig QQ ,ND Qw R'zf1f-f' ' A 'X X x -gf ? gi MQ ei SPUPJE 'w X 31 6' f D Q? Z:-Q 7 4,5 , ,5' W Q5 V 4 Nf X , ,D fb Q ,' - M X QQ --. Q 9.-nv ,au NIYtI'ZL1lfIfIlfIj,hf S Bonuluu. 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', . ja , 2,.J A-f ri. .-,1. . . Ill ui I .'..' 's, . fs..-.I'a '. ... ' 3 ' . ' Id vljf! 'fz L -Y . ' s, G. Hes , B. I '-, I. Tu , R. Fi l-,', R. 57,2 li 'sk', Y. N' ', G. Q V . . . . . 'I A x ' I f . , Y I . l ' x I , I . V- 'K ' - . Y K V , J , 11 1 ' I I' ,- ' j ' 1 I I' 1 I I 1 1 1, 1 l lf 1 ' A 1 I 'l l 2 -V - I 1, 2 .Z , . I - A ' K :Zi , .S .' A ' I 1' - 1 x '- , , 1 s , ' , - . . 1 1 1 , 1 . l-'0O'l'B.XI.I. SQl'.XlJ Firxt Row, lqfi to righi: C. L-llll1glllll5l. R. lfnnis, B. Chieffo, Gill. R. Zuzek, ll. Sulum. A. Palmer, Y. Crow F. Drill, R. Lewie. 'l'. Ziegenfuss. Smmd Row, lzjfl in righl: IMC Cornog, li. Pierce, .llumigrn sl. Hur shuw, j. Nlilflilll. XY. Roser, F. Hellings, Nl. Skiba, R. XYilson. .X. Converse, D. lfsrey, G. Ginn, -I. KICLuugh lin, R. Ball:-mine, l.lfIl?ltlgt'Vil, Third Rmb, lqft fa righi: R. Ziegenfuss, XY. Ford. P. Supovils, XY. licnis G. Hearn, Greaves, R. Crcegan, R. Finley, XY. Meade, L. NlCGuvern, G. Kemp, 'lf 'l'uvesson, Bogurrl Y. Xinni VARSITY FOOTBALL Although our football record was a poor showing, the boys showed plenty of fight. During the first few games, the boys exhibited their sparkling defensive ability by holding several of the highest scoring teams in the county to narrow margins. However, their inexperience evidenced itself by the fact that the boys were unable to roll up score enough to overcome their opponents. Despite an unimpressive record, the team showed remarkable improvement against the stiff opposition of the latter part of the season. The team showed a great number of ardent followers because of its spirited hght. The boys showed so much spirit that they often received comments on their enthusiasm from the opponent's followers. It was in such games as the Eddystone contest where their spirit was really displayed. They definitely showed their prowess by tying this highly favored team, 7 to T. The Springfield game, however, proved to be their pride and joy- They were confident that they would win this game, and their fight proved to be enough to defeat Springfield. In retrospect, we can see that our team had an admirable spirit and was greatly respected because of their constant fight. Last but not least, we would like to commend the coaches for the re- markable work they did. They did a splendid job in keeping the boys fighting. Head Coach Doc Comog, Line Coach Sam Godfrey, and Backheld Coach john Wilson all proved to be excellent instructors for a fine group of boys. We want to wish our coaches success for the future. Collingdale. . . 60 Lansdowne, 00 Media. . . 200 Chester. . 200 Darby. . . . I9-6 Springfield. , 00 Eddystone. . , , 7-7 Ridley Township 330 Prospect Park. , 250 1. R. Fixu-ix' 7 I.. Nlcfimikx 2. T. Zii-1:11-Qxliss 5. lb. ESRI-,Y 3,I.f31x.r. 0. R. Wiisox 4. R. Kliuxm IH. li. flIlI'l-lffl 5. C. l,ii'x4.Ql'isl 11.11. KI-xii' fi. .X.fl1XYI-.R:l- ll. ili. 'l'I'N Ilssux . Junior Varsity -l. Y. FOO'l'l5.XLL Fin! Rmv, Ifffl to righl: XY. Hurst. ll. Patsko, G. Hutchison, L. Downey, R. Gill. .X. Cason, ll. Siegel, S. Price, R. Pieree. Sfrnnd Row, Igfl lo righl: Mr. XYimmer, l'. Draper, -I. Lenniek, XY. Harris, H. XYhilloCk, XY. XYolson, R. Layer. XY. Eyre, R. Otley, B. l'ieree Lllzznrigrrl. Third Ruta. ld! In right: R. XYOodall, R. lXleFaclclen, lf. lisslinger, Btlseemi, .X. Brown, L. Rappolrl, C. Freshmen Morrison, G. llarr FCCTBALL FROSH FOOTBALL SQl'.XlD Firxi Row, Iejf! righl: R. Sweeney, li. Smith, ll. XYilgis. ll. XYaile. ll. Seivwriglit. ll. Bell, .X Evans, B. Bullock, 'lf Smithers, J. Baker, Raymond, lloering, 'l'. lrelaml. Srfmzrl Raw lcjf In right: XY. XYelJer, C. Franklin, N. Nlawlmy, A. Fesco, B. XX'el1lm, H. Marlatt, bl. Hassler, lf Glenn, IJ. Passmore. XY. Dunn, j. XYeigerink, Xl. Hearn, Stover, F. Gill, Lappin, ll. Coneklin Nlr. XYaltz. Third Row, left In right: R. Hutchison, j. Bullock, j. Douglass, Seone, R. XYolson XY. Black, D. Lease, ll. Gill, lXl. XYoocl, K. l'lumer, li. Hearn 68 GIRLS HOCKEY Sitting: S. Martin. Bonaduce, S. Fesco, C. Bailey, M. Bernardo, K. KIcHalc, H. NIcXIonigle, R. Gordon. Standing: B. Zeigler Cfllanagefl, H. Scone, A. Minor, Bryan, Miss Bassoe, Rl. Benjamin, P. Nlayhugh, B. Grant, I.. Brown Ulanagerj VARSITY HOCKEY Looking back on the Varsity Squad of fortyfnine, we find a team of which we can be truly proud. An undefeated team, with a record of seven wins and one tie. To start the season, Miss Gladys Hart, substitutf ing for Miss Bassoe, had the job of weeding out the mediocre players and creating the nucleus for a successful year in hockey. Under Miss Hart's care' ful and watchful eye, the varsity and junior varsity and junior squads were chosen. When Coach Bassoe arrived home, the squad didnlt look very hopeful. The first three games, Glen-Nor, Lansdowne, and Ridley Township, ended in l-0 scores in favor of the Ridley Lassies. All three games were hard fought, close battles. Breaking the l-0 jinx by winning 3-l over pref viously undefeated Springfield, our Lassies showed much hidden talent. This game, the highlight of the year, was the tuming point in team spirit. By scoring two goals in the first three minutes of play, the Parkerettes became a very determined group of hockey players. This determination was shown in the next game by a 2-1 victory score over Sharon Hill. The only blemish on the record was the almost fatal game with Eddystone. The high spirited Stonerettes tamed our Lassies by scoring first, our Parkerettes were on the bottom half of the score for the first time all season. A quick goal put Ridley back into the game and tied the score at l-l. Another 1-0 victory over Prospect Park and a 2fl victory over pref viously undefeated Media, ended the season with an almost perfect record for the Varsity Squad of 1949. The junior Varsity didn't do quite as well as the Varsity, but with the impressionable material of the squad, an equally good varsity should be at hand next year. Their schedule, the same as the Varsity, ended with a record of 1 win, 5 defeats, and 2 ties. Graduation takes a heavy toll on the squad this year. Coach Bassoe loses almost the entire Varsity team. The backfield, having been rated as the best in the county, will not return in 1950 because of graduation. Having only four goals scored against us proves that our backfield def served the rating they received. The backfield consists of: Goalie, Ruth Cordong Fullbacks, Mae Benjamin and Peg Mayhughg and Halfbacks, Shirley Martin, Carole Bailey, and Kay McHale. This leaves only joan Bryan, a junior, to hold down the 1950 backfield. On the forward line, the loss isn't quite so greatg center, Mary Bernardo, left wing, Sadi Bonaduceg right inner, Hope McMonigleg and left inner, Bobbie Grant. Three juniors, left to make the mold for next season's team, are wings, Helen Scone, and Ann Minor, and inner, Sylvia Fesco. Late in january, Student Council presented the Undefeated Varsity team with gold hockey pins. Engraved on the backs of the pins are the girls' initials and H1949 CHAMPS, in recognition of their splendid SCHSOI1. VARSITY RECORD Ridley Park ..., .....,.. Ridley Park ..., ..... Ridley Park .... ..... Ridley Park .,.. . . . .. Glen-Nor ....,. Lansdowne .,.,.... Ridley Township .... Prospect Park ..,.. Ridley Park .,.. ,.... S pringfield ....,.. Ridley Park .... ..... S haron Hill .... Ridley Park .... ,.... E ddystone. . , Ridley Park .... ..... M edia ..., 1. S. RIARTIN 7. R. QEORDON 2. M. PIQTTINATI 8 M. BIQRNARDU 3. C. BAILEY 9. K. AlCH,AI.l'I 4. P. R.-XPl'l'CCI 10. M. BENJAMIN n. S. Box.xm'cif ll. B. .-X. GRANT 6. P. M.u'iil'uu 12. H. Blckloxruri Q 1 Aww f Ak M it fn. hd- . 'fit -Q- i 9 I Q 4 SQ, 3 4' -fn? . M, 1 1 al' A-xl 5 A 5 x . ' I 4 . 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X, Q, N ,wk my .5 A J w,,,wJ , ,, Nl gm CROSS COU TRY The Cross Country Squad this year began with a small group of boys however the showing in the early meets proved to everyone that they meant business This year served as a preparatory cam paigns mce all of the boys with the exception of Alan Wood will return The first meet of the year the inter class meet proved that there was quite an interest ln the school for cross country Fifteen boys forming three teams of five members each participated Lanny Smith n junior won the event and led his team to victory The members of the two Wlflfllng teams received ribbors The three first places were taken by Lanny Smith George Commskie and Richard Szatkowski They received gold silver and bronze medals respectively the squad As the two victims were league compe titors the boys had high hopes of a league title however tougher competition in later meets erased any of these hopes The squad finished the dual meet campaign with 2 wms and 7 defeats The top time turned in on our 214 mile course during the season was ll 22 by Paul Nxmmger of Lansdale The record is ll I7 set last year by Don Wheeler of this school The squad also participated in two District meets the District l finals at Cobbs Creek C-olf Course and the Marcus Hook Lions Club Meet at Marcus Hook Lanny Smith placed 23rd in the latter meet and received a bronze medal The squad shows great p0I6l'ltl3lltlCS for next year SCORES OF MEETS CLow Score Wmsj OPPONENT Springfield CAwayJ 'Media fHomej Lansdale fAw ayj 'West Chester lHome3 'Coatesville fAwayj Lansdale QHomeJ 'Ridley Township CAwayJ St Agnes lHomej 'League Meets Back Ro leflto right Xlr Xhmche Remcrth R Xlevtntlcr R lleilig C Scarborough R Shaller Fmnlkou leflln Hgh! l Bc-rclon X Wood L Smith R Sl'lIlxOiKSlxl ' . . 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In rlght X Iver e r x tum 1107111 rn f I In ng 11 r ot frex R lm un n In fue en u X Ro vert VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Godfrey s boys started the 1949 1950 basketball season as lf they were gomg to set a new record for losses ln a row But after losmg thelr first erght games they began to show some flashes of form Startmg wlth the Prospect Park game at Prospect they began to roll The return of two first strlngers Dlck Enms and vllm Dugan brought the team out of their doldrums They lost their next game to Township the league leaders by five pomts then started on a hve game wmnmg streak ln whlch they defeated Glen Nor Sprlngfield Swarthmore Medla and Eddy stone After this they ran mto Yeadon and ended their wlnnmg streak but dld not lose slght of lt for m the very next game they defeated Prospect Park Thls was followed by two setbacks from Darby and Town shlp The boys walloped Glen Nor but succumbed to Swarthmore by two pOlntS endmg the season wlth two straight wms over Marple Newtown and Eddy stone ln the Kiwanis Tournament the team took Glen Nor mto camp In the Upper Darby game even though the boys play ed better than ever before they lost by two pomts The boy s trled hard all season never once losmg sight of the fact that they had a chance for the league tltle As It was they tled wlth Swarthmore for thlrd place Every boy on the team was a standout at one tlme or another but the two outstanding players were jlm Dugan and D1ck Enms Dugan fimshed hls lnyury ridden basketball career as the second hlgh scorer ln Section IV by a dlfference of one pomt ln addl tlon to thls he was selected on the All Suburban Conference second team He led the team as far as scormg was concerned with an average of 12 pomts a game Enms was the playmaker of the team He showed a great deal of ablllty ln getting the ball to someone who was clear exactly at the right moment He also teamed up wlth Larry McGovern to clear off the backboards All ln all this was a fine season of basketball The boys were ln there try mg every mmute and everyone played for the team The followmg Senlors were on the team m Dugan Larry McGovern Bob Lewls Alvm Con verse Ben Chleffo To the team of 1950 1951 we extend a smcere wish for a successful season and hope you haye the luck due a Rldley Park team xx-Q IV f R0 U H U11 ll lllk UI l' SHUI!! IJ 1 VI LXXl1ll.l1 X l ll N Q01 VARSITY BASKETBALS This year the glrls tried hard but couldnt seem to do anything When practice started it was quite a Job to eliminate since so many girls reported but by Christmas vacation the squad was weeded out till only the bare necessities were left Two teams were chosen a varsity squad of ten players and a junior varsity squad of fifteen The season opened with the annual alumm game during the Christmas vacation The ex Parkerettes provided our varsity with some good stiff competl tion by walking off with a 43 31 victory The ofiicial season opened at Media when the girls came back from vacation A close thrilling last minute struggle brought the game to a final 34-33 score in favor of Media. The next game Lansdowne was a disastrous 62-f30 defeat for our lassies. Chester appeared for the next fray and romped to a 50-27 yictory. After losing three in a row a victory was much in need to boast the team spirits The result was a 41 37 victory over Ridley Township Eager to keep on the winning side Ridley met with Prospect Park and held the undefeated Prospect girls to a 47 41 score A tall lanky long arm aggregation from Swarth more was the next opponent Despite the efforts of the Parkerettes they could only score 20 points to thelr opponents 47 Bouncing back from the long line of defeats the Parkerettes surprised a top rate Springfield team by tieing them 32 32 The final game of the season was played at Eddystone and resulted in a 44M24 defeat for Ridley Park. Although the season was not too good a showing, our Parkerettes never gave up. The graduating Seniors Carole Bailey Mae Benjamin Sadie Bonacluce Bobbie Crant lrenejones Kay McHale Tlx W ' . ami W. I 'i 'U 4 , in , w'W , - , W' f f i iff 4 'QAM' f: 'a f 2 E Z1 ' 4 2 1 , W .' V5 5.9 - rss, . 5 4 x, .H ' ' 1 I , 1 2' ' J B Junior Varsity Sftlfldiilff, lejf! In riglzl: R. Hutchinson. j. .Xlexz1nmler, C. Gibley. l'. Supuvils, R. Creegnnk. Crmrh j. lYilson. Greaves, H. VYl1iIlock. D. Seigel, XY. Fcrrrl. Ixrzewllng, ld? In riiqhl: j. Reinerlh, K. Hill, R. lviille. ll. Carpenter Freshmen BOYS' BASKETBALL Yhird Raw, ld! I0 right: B. Conklin. M. Xlbod, R. Xlblsun, H. Bullock, Swver, ID. Hivwrighl, A. Evans, -I. Baker, Coarh G. XYimmer. .Shand Row, ld? lo right: j. lloering, C. Rose, D. Bell, D. Lease, T. Smithers, XY. llunn. Firxl Row, Jeff! In righi: G. Raymond. R. Sweeney, ll. White, R. Onley, X. Hipkins, P. Clark 78 Junior Varsity Fin! Raw, lejff tn right: G. Harper, S. F1-ww, xl. Nlilflill, li. XYl1cclvr, Swmzrl Raza, lzjfl In rfghff li. Lin-cl, S. Bum, Nlrnrrimm, if Osh-, X. I,il.hiKit'S. Thml Raw, feffl tn rfighfi hl. Ponlillu, f.1lr1m1y1'H, Ibm-rlny. IJ. ciT1'K'gkll1, N. l.lny1I. Cvllllfll liuwrx-, N Ennis, Rmw. Nl. Nlnnrv. N, -I. Kfwh, -I. Iyllgdl! GIRLS' BASKETBALL fmt RMU, lfjfl In V1QlIf.' li. l'run1plrm, If. Fu-cu, C. IlllIl'IIiIlSUII, xlilflill, .X. lim-ysvr. .S'l'!'I7lId Rmc. lfjff In rfglzt: II. Link. S. Iiryurm, Il. CiI'00g2lII, H. fglbfhillll, Nl. Huey, S. Pzllmcr. Thin! Ruta, lfffl fu rzgl C lrnlvl I Xllflll lx Hr N Ilmrl Cuuh H1 on X 111: '. '-1-,...'z '. '. uwn,.'. . , , 'Q' afs lfnmf, IJ. SIIIIIHVH. X, lic-rrlgn, X. xlzwksrm 79 Freshmen THE BAND First Row, lfjfl I0 right: C. Hailey, X. j. Koch, l'. Mayhugh, ll. Mayhtlgh .X. Roberts, A. Haines, C. Gratlen, Mr. jones. Serond Row, left In right: j Baker, l7. Passmore, A. jones, .Xlexamler, K. janney. Third Row, lrfl io High! 0. Osle, IJ. jones, L. Sttlpizio, B. Gill1ert,j. Dugan, B, A. Grant, N. Baierlein Fnurih Row, lqff to right: S. Feseo, li. johnson, L. Berrlge, D. Lappin, I7 lYorrell, H. Marlatt, L. Harvey, R. Gordon, I. jones. Fff!hR1rL',lrfl!n right: K Pearce, B. Bullock, J. Harvey, G. Sargisson, lf. Fraim, D. Hutchison, Mr. Cullough, B. Brooks. H. McGowan Sixlh Rmb, lfjft In righl: ll. Moore, ml. Cronk ll. Carpenter, E. Smith, l'. Draper, XY. lYolownik, A. lYatkins, R. Otley, lf. li Glenn. Sm'en1lzRn:c, lfjfl tn right: M. Northrop, l'. Mackey, j. Griffith, .X Minor, B. Reese Standing, left lo right: G. Sweeney, M. Bell, D. Chalfont, H. Scone, M. .-X. Hood, Mrs. Flaig. Kneeling, left to right: C. Tripner, S. Martin, N. Martin, McConnell, j. Avery CHEER- LEADERS 80 Majorettes Lqff In right: Vasco, I. jones, H. KICLIOXYLIII. C. Hailey, N. IgilI1'I'ICII l, C. 0511-, BOWLING CLUB IP. Moore l 1'r.vI RMU, lljfl I-1: riglll: IP. I,-IICIAID, II. AIc'XIu11igI4-, S.. NUXYIIILLII. I.. IIFHWII. Ii ffrgmt, Nl. I UIIIIIINICIU, I.. Iicnyyzumn. Nllv I'I1llll'I1ll1N, 5. I5m1.uIm'v. Nl. WI. ILLVIN X. Iiznicrlcin. .Skmrzd Rum, lrjfl tn r1'ggl1l.' NI. .X. Ilnml, xl. GritIi1I1, I.. I'IUlIl'IIN, XI 7 lcllinali, -I. Ruughtrm, Nl. Iiuczur, X. Nlnrrisrm. NI. IC. xx-Ilhillll. Ii. Kam Ii. Hughes, I'. Nlzickcy. Third Rmc, ld? In right: xl. I.z1mpIugh, I'. XIUCUI Iough, Hicklinf, Ii. Ifrlwurrls, KI. NIvF41Ils, L. Fox, I. I.cc'l0rf, KI.Xwr1h S- . I rop, -I. O'Ncill, Il. IYiIlif, Y. Murrix Fonrtll Row, lfjft In rfqlzl: IP. Hmm l .X. Brown, fl. junw, I. Rappucci, 'l'. I.L'VllllfIUSkI, I-Q. Iiughcf, C. Kirmus. ID Iiirncy. KI. Nlzulrim-n, K. KICHz1Ic,C. Builvy, I.. Nlarzimli RPNRP 81 rl 0 1 1 I ii u ttnn arn B Lhitllo 1 rn 1 VI L cr t out ing I l fit ui 1 c ti 1 Sim Xl VARSITY BASEBALL This year for the first time in 15 years a baseball team was present at Ridley Park High School and a lively season firmly est blushed the sport as a coming tradition Under the adept coaching of Mr Feller and his assistant Mr Godfrey the squad quickly rounded into form and although most of the boys were inexperienced to start with they produced some good baseball as well as a nucleus for future teams Only through a strong effort on the part of some of the citizens of the borough and some students could the team be established The school board in addltion to approving of the sport purchased complete uniforms bats balls and other equipment. They also paid for the new baseball diamond estab lished in the far left corner of Cornog field. The team this year took part in an infonnal 14 game schedule as application for a league mem bership was made too late for entrance. The schedule was a prelude to league play in Section IV in 1951. The squad of 22 members showed depth in every position. Much good ball was seen by the 0 spectators and underclassmen gained good experl ence for later years The seniors on the squad were Allan Palmer CPD Ben Chl6H'0 CZBJ john Cill and Homer Hupf QSSJ Wayne Roser Vic Crow and Alan Wood UBB and jack Hearn KO FD SCHEDULE April 6 Ridley Township away April 10 Chester away April 18-Glen Nor away April 20 Eddystone away April 21 Sharon Hill home April 24-Chester home May May May May May May May May -Media home fSharon Hill away AUpper Chichester home -P. M. C. Prep home -P. M. C. Prep away Alviarple Newtown home -Upper Chichester away' HProspect Park home J' Ik s at XfXlQSl'l'Y 'Ili XVK 1.1. i . . . , 1 my rua' XM! In wglzri ll. l..1yyri-rice. C, I. IlI1Q'lllIsl, XX. Ktnis. ff. Ili-arn, ly. l.i-yy:-. I.Al1'Ql'lIlllNN. .X. C 'lllVi'I'-k', ll, lx-rex. lx. -Izmm-y, l'. llrziix-r. .Nwrm1riw:.'fg'.' 'ff rlqlffz ll. Xlilgis. xl, Hiker. l'. liurflon, ll. Xxilllilllr, l'. S51 wvils. I ml. Nlarloil. I.. Snnih. ll. Iwvrfl. 5. l'ri4'v. ll. Ziegler. ll. l'4'i-ko, -I. ll.ii'-hiyy. l1'11wirff'.''frdlffrzgfzli yl. Iioyil, C. lx--line:-r, xl. Klvxon. xl. lm-ilfy. .X. liroyyn, VI. firt-.ive Hill-y. IQ. llvili Over the athletic field at West Point are inscribed the fzinwtis words of General MacArthur, On this field of friendly strife are sowed the seeds that on other fields in other days, bring forth the fruits of Victory Every American loves a winner, but win or lose the Ricley' Park Track Team of 1950 has sowed these seeds well. Over the years the Ridley' Park Track Teams have led all other sports in the win and loss column, i050 was no exception. lt is safe to say that every' boy tried as hard, and wanted to win, as much as possible. Leoking back, we see many things: the heart- breaking loss by inches in the mile, the breathf taking jump in the pole vault, high jumps or broad jump. Not to be forgotten was the double win in the hundred and the quarter mile. or in the discus and the slfot. in future years, when the members of the 1950 Track Team hear the crack of the starter's pistol. l. livin:-iili, li. Smilwyy-ki. l. Rom-, XX. Xlolaim, li, lMi '1'f1i'li 'U the rounding of runniig feet down the home stretch. or maybe the smack ofa discus as it hits the hartl ground. their minds will flash back to the Will Track Team. They will see Mike winning the sl-ot and the javelin. Nick winning the half-mile. Monk winning the mile, and Lew capturing one of the sprints. And look, there are Zig, Norm, and flake. Whos that red-head? That's Ken. There's Dave working on the hurdles, an.l Big Lar playing with the discus. And there's Doc' with the tape and Mr. Boyd with the starting gun. Only now that it is all over, do we realize the great heln and inspiration that both Doc an:l Mr. Boyd were. Yes, we remember a lot of things. and fortunately most of them are pleasant. Now, it only remains to be seen what the fruits of the other field are going to lcok like after the yield. l7lQliSll il'lQ,Xl'li lwryl 'na' fwfl In rlgllli ll. Hell. lx. IIlllllllN'I', ll, l.s-.i-xy XX. lll.u'k. l'. IIIIVKIIYH, sl. IQ my nioml, ll. XX ilgis. I. lrm'l.in1l. li. lliillovlt. .Nlwnrniw:.'!fjflluHglll: -I.II1K'I'llI2 ll.l'oni'klin I N'irluoron-'li Norte ll Iflll l lillivl' I l'YlHN . ..-1 .- .--- .--f'- I. ,. C . I'I'4llllilll1, II.XX.lliiiI1s, ly. 5AL'I'll1'X .c A - -wh elf. . I I II '-1, I '44 Q gl C .-1 Q1 40 - - 5 3 i M f ..Q 7Z'iig 4 gg -....gX xv NSN f 1 Nr lliwi I XX X a ,, fi??g? gw i A S 'mme , 1 Q4 Ai f 6 i 'vflgx f my X ffflh x 0. , , 1 I 1 I X Q Q. .' I .I o Ieppiest HOMER HUPF VIRGINIA A1ORRlS Funniest Lou BAILEY SADIE BONADLCE 'Z Most Brilliant RICHARD ToxII.Ixsox TXLARY ELISE XXvl'I'H-XXI Must Studiuzas ALAN Woun RUTH Gomnox gk? Best Looking SUPER KARL MERIIREIER PHYI. 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F111 IPRIII,-I. if I-111CA1111111'iI,I:'lIi1'k1-I1411111111 --.4 98 RI! 11 4 K1 C 1g1 Il CC 11 4 CNHI X 5 111 S Clulm IUTX 111 11111111111 Club 2 H30 4 4 Sllllk lu unc1l 4 S1 tcmrx C11111111111 1 l I I 1 11111115 7 11r 1 11111 I111 111lll1ll I-r ISHN RX 11111 1 Llllll 11111111 T 'l S1111 111111 1l 11111 4 IP U Ulllllll C ill 11 ll l l 1 U P L X J 1 B111 1 1 lx11 1 Hll I 1 1 111 I1111 N lllllllllll, C lulw If Xllll HI I C 1 ll111 1111 11 111 1 1 I 1 I1 XLC liool ll 4 S11 1 1+ ll s11c1 lrop 1 C1 111111111 1 111 SONG TITLES ag Mo lm Slfflllg 175 tl1e lflmdou Sentzmental Me I Csun Dream C1111 I 17 Open Door Open Arms B1pp1t11 Boppity Boo The C rv of the Wzld C'oose Luckx Old 91111 Fazrx Tales Dust 111111 SIILE7 Don t C75 joe L1Hle lVh1te Lies Heartaches Mus1c' Muszcl Muszc' If You Had to Hurt Someone S1m1eda5 9111 Sz Bon lt took Ah' Queet Mysterx Hot Tune on the Toun Through a Long and .Sleepless Nzght Need You l00 C1rls Cy 111 Cliss Waltlllg for the ball to l'lI'lg Craduauon ue l got an A on mx report Wa1t for those who fa1l Dra1nat1cs Class Clue Clubs Up 111 rnornmg off to school Enghsh hteraturt On unopened school books D1sappears hke the class treasurx You ve got a chance to pass Well' I was late because Fmal exam1nat1ons Saturday mght dances Key hole of the Flyer The RETROSPECT Will be pubhshed three years of French to learn th1s Tr1g class Phy SILS class Class tr1p Brams for a test XXI-. 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Nlayhugh, '. la icn PATRONS D1ck Balerlcm 44 Mr and Mrs H Bfucrlun june Barley 4 Mr and Mrs T S Barley Mr and Mrs H M Bcnj lITlll1 Mlss Ruth Benjamm Mr and Mrs C Bern xrdo Mr Davld H Bmlng Mr and Mrs l Boczxr Mlss Mzrlt E Bocz xr Rose H Brlstovs 4Mrs l Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Leroy S Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Charles A Brown D E Brovvn Gr int Brush Convcrsc Victor Crow Ralph K Dugan S Mr and Mrs Albcrt C Edwards Mr and Mrs Wlllllm Engelke Benjamm P Fcller Ellzabeth Fox Mr and Mrs joseph Fox Tubby Fox Mr and Mrs Elmer Fralm A Frlend A Frlcnd Mr and Mrs Rcgmald Glll Mr and Mrs Frank S Gwen Sam O Godfrey jean D Gordon and Mrs john W Cordon Sr and Mrs Samuel C Grant Albert A Grrfhth Merrlll B Hearn Mrs Merrxll Hearn r and Mrs Albert l'llCKllI'lg Mrs Nora Hughes and Mrs N L Kane and Mrs Clarence Keen The George Keldel s and Mrs Ralph W Kelly and Mrs Charles Klrmes and Mrs john T Lamplugh Allce D Laub Mr and Mrs WalterC Levandoskl Mr and Mrs Conrad Ljungqulst Mr and Mrs W'1lter L Loynds Mr 'md Mrs Frfmklm P McCullough Mrs R j McGovern Rev Douglas A MacMurchy Mr john A M'1cMurchy Mrs A Macklem 'md Mrs Frank Mackey 'md Mrs D R M'1yhugh Ted Mayo and Mrs Ktnnethj Mlrlitt Mrs MaryE Mlrtm md Mrs Louls MSTZIOIII 1nd Mrs A K Merbrucr md Mrs S L Messey Mlss Mary V Moffett 1nd Mrs E A Newmrn and Mrs C O Nelll md Mrs Henry C T PllIT1LI' Alfredo Pcttlnatl Mlss L Frances Platt Mrs james Platt Don 11d Wesley Porter U S M C Mrs Rose Mant Rappuccl Wllllim A Rice Mr and Mrs j Rlchardson Mlss jean Roughton Mr and Mrs Charlesj Sapovlts Mr and Mrs Robert B Shaffer Gladys Shavx Mrs Alfred W Sklnner Mrs Bas1lSk1nner j Eldon Sm1th Mr and Mrs john M Smlth Mr and Mrs Arthur Tomlinson Mr and Mrs P A Tuvesson H A Uleau Mr and Mrs Frank Waltz The W1ll1s s Mrs Fanny Wilson Mrs Charles Wmgel Dr and Mrs W Cllfford Wltham Whltehlll s Furnlture Mr and Mrs Thomas Zlegenfuss Mr and Mrs Lexus D Zlegler 3rd u n I C., 2. . 1 1 I I , X , Y 7 . 1 . c I . , . c ' C I - . . 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