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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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I' ' II I 5 I C YNTN Jx x rlfjb ww K' CW CCW A14 September comes wlth classes new Our football team gurls hockey too Orchestra cheerleaders band and such Promlse a year that offers much ,Ji The wrnter with cold and snow approaches Plus basketball teams thanks to our coaches 'Rf Clubs meetmgs and class plays too Glee club the bug prom there s so much to do Sprung brsngs our track and baseball teams But there s somethrng greater than these rt seems The sensors ah yes tus therr day at last' Wrth memorrs luke these well keep bright the past Four ll! rr 1' '. ,71! I F? . I Q, l ' ' ' ,Q lj - - Yr-A N f U lfwsfxh 1 ' J XXL, -'J X '. 1 l I 1 1 ff mf: , ' - ' - ,Q . . C-x ' ' ' . s r -. u -' , . - ll jk M1161 IIWIAQPQXUIAQ It has been the aim of the l95l Retrospect to bring about a change in the forms of our presentation. This book has been divided into three seasons, fall, winter, and spring, describ- ing all of the activities In each season We hope to be able to bring back memories in later years of the good times which we have all had No one knows what the future years will bring, but all of us wlll, at one time or another, remlnlsce over these days gone by We have tried to Include various Interests which concern all of us in the school In conclusion, we would like to thank our teachers for their wonderful guidance, especially Miss Sha who helped us in every possible way -AM-ua-.an-,-s..N,, w-.vm ew .ir g g gguuuunirlunu www ul 1 was will 'fl 'tl ?iT7 eff: E if S fi l4l'UUM4n!Ws'4l:Uw'lN10uaaau,pggv 1 -1 -JW' ii '5't'g3l': . . . . . . . . . wr . - nm xusnwwv-In '-vm -vu-:px-ax'-1-I wkcferxenn . 1-'A 4 s.-sei.-A -N-,wus-0144-1-.g,,.,..-uv.. .., V , V . V . , , ' . . t - - V V' ' 1' ' ' 1 K 1 t ' Cf, ' . K - . 4 - - ' ' ' '. A 1' .Q ,, 5.eLi..' ' ' 5 --?V:V. 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W J4fl1I,cf'JJf S We, the Retrospect Staff, on behalf of the Class of l95l, wish to dedicate our yearbook to one who has given much of her time to make our class functions a success. We appreciate the efforts and patience of Mrs. Anthony E. Hassler in both our junior and senior plays, and we would like to express our gratitude in this way. Jn A9lJrec'ic1fi0r1 ,vue fiber llllilf More than once, many of us would have given up as director, but she remained at her task until it was com- pleted. We want to thank her for everything she has done for us and hope that she will accept this small token of our thanks. J LAYTON Moons DAVID H BINQNG Qlfiflf 0 L4 0I'l'l We are lnvnng nn a conTused and perplexed pernod DespnTe our knowledge and power we Tace a queshon mark Wars and rumors of wars are ever beTore us ReqamenTaTnon seems To be The order OT The day In The mudsT OT conTuslon our naTlon Taces a Task lT was an anc1enT propheT who sald RlghTeousness exalTeTh a naT1on Abraham Lincoln expressed :T In a duTTerenT way when he sand LeT us have TanTh ThaT rughT makes mughT A ruqhTeous naTuon conslsTs OT rnghTeous Individuals Our naTuon again us Taced wuTh The moral leaclershnp oT The world Once aqaun we have an opporTunlTy To lead The world To beTTer Things To you The class oT I95I comes The opporTunnTy To help our naTuon To work Tor a l3eTTer world May each oT you sTruve Tor ThaT which as hughesT May you always serve and sacrnflce Tor The rughT which makes mnghT DAVID l'l BlNlNG Eighf ROBERT B SHAFFER JOHN B WILSON jllllllgl 1 00,115 ALICE D LAUB RICHARD P BELL Nine 7A f .:1uru' lsT'AI.IIl! ll FACULTY FACULTY Name Sigrun Bassoe. Richard P. Bell . David H. Bining. . .. John Boyd .. . Mabel M. Bullock William L. Cornog Florence H. Cross Nalalie L. Densmore Benjamin Eeller . Helen P. Eerree Wilma S. Elaig Samuel O. Godfrey Helen B. Hassler Margarel Hipps Dorolhea Jackson . Irene Johns .. H. Lyllon Jones Deparlmeri . Physical Educaiion .lnduslrial Arls .Social Sludies Social Sludies .,Guidance . . . .Science ..0l:lice Slaicl . Commercial Social Sludies Science Malhemalics Physical Educalion . . .English .. English Home Economics German and English . .Music Name Mary Loser . Rulh Marshall .. . Jean Mclnlyre. . .. William W. Melzger. .. J. Laylon Moore Ralph N. Myers.. Deparlmenl . . ....,,... Music .. Commercial .Office Slaici . ............ Science Supervising Principal Lalin and English Elma S. Peclc. .. . .Librarian Mary B. Raymond .... English Roberl B. Shaicler . .Malhemalics Gladys Shaw Erench and English Kalhryn Slarr ..Arl Kaihryn C, Slewarl School Nurse Barbara Swarr . Commercial Eranlc H. Wallz Malhemalics and Science John Wilson. Social Sludies and Science George D. Wimmer . . .... Social Sludies William J. Wunsche .. . Social Siuclies Kafherine C. Sfewarf. 2. William L. Cornog. 3. Mabel M. Bullock, Dorolhea L. Jackson. 4. John B. Wilson, Samuel O. Godfre 5. Mar E Loser Si run B Y- Y - . g assoe, Na+alie L. Densmore, Wilma S. Flaig. 955-exe-.ffl ga-wwf' 6. Frank H. Wallz, Ralph N. Myers, William J. Wunche. 7. Elma S. Peck, Irene L. Johns, Barbara A. Swarr, Gladys F. Shaw, Rulh V. Marshall. 8. Florence H. Cross, J. Lay+on Moore, David H. Bining, Jean Mclnfyre. 9. Mary B. Ray- mond, Helen B. Hassler, Marqaref Hipps, Helen P. Fer- ree. IO. Beniamin P. Feller, Roberf B. Shaffer, George D. Wimmer, Jaclr Boyd, Il. William Mefzger, H. Lylfon Jones, Richard P. Bell. Xf?figgiF2-4 f GA? f X W N f 255 JV 1: ,. hes.-H 'Xbvx 49 Rv l' L.- .Z J' K, il f Dal ,f '. 'gif AL! j M wt.: ff f ' - . E W f in . J.. cf iw g.......9. School begins . . Everybody is anxious 'ro leave . . . I. 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We had several oppor+unifies fo score in ihe game, laul cli:ln'+ have fhal final drive. Eddyslone we dropped I3-I2. We also led early in rhis game only fo lose by fhe lreacherous exfra poinf afier +ouchdown. Before +l1e Chesfer game, our head coach, Doc Cornog, was sfricken wifh a hearf affaclc and was unable fo refurn for fhe res? of ihe season. Coach Godfrey and Coach Wilson did a remarkable job of subsfifufing in Doc's place. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL. Firsl Row: Osman, l.., Wood, M., Glenn, E. B., Plummer, K,, Waile, D., Taylor, H., Scarborough, C., Croolcs, K., Haines, A. Second Row: Mr. Wimmer, Coach, Zieg- ler, D., Slover, J., Gill, D., Sievwrighl, R., Franlrlin, C., Johnson, B., Palslco, D., Smifh, J. Third Row: Mixon, J., Draper, P., McFadden, A., Scone, S., Brown, A., Sylres, D., Davies, R., Mayhugh, D., Alexander, J. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM. Firsf Row: Jones, A., Weiland, B., Ziegler, G., Lobb, F., Sliles, T., Kell, C., Hulchi- son, R., Wilson, R., Wilson, J., Smilh, J., Second Row: Wuesl, D., Garyon, B., son, D., Onley, R., Gibley, R., Weigerinlr, Gardner, R. racfice 7WaLef5 perkcf HEDU Swflflhm e lv C l '11'x0 Qf -H, - L w-.wle 4 lVl Q 1 J , Claeffef Q M..- , va , F.. L... weffly-lw: FRESHMEN SCHEDULE R. P. CCC. Edclyslone li? 'F Sworllomzre li if Ne-lhef Prcvoenie C lg Medi lf- Q Lansdowne Q l Yeadon Shawn H' H Rogers, W., Moser, J., Mazepinlr, P. Fesco, H., Clarli, G., Marlall, H., Wol- J., Jardine, P. Third Row: Wallz, F. lCoachl, Dunn, W., Rose, C., Phillips, R., Rodgers, J., Winfree, W., Young, F., Dalgaard, J., Slarclr, l., Hearn, E., McCormick, T., Bulloclc, J. Fourlh Row: Waflxins, H., Coppens, J., Reph, B., Meade, C., Passmore, D., Johnson, B., Griffifhs, P., Hassler, J., Schrieber, C.' Price, J., McCabe, D., Wilsen, R., 0CU'i'lQl 5 of fke Car cro counTry Team Thus year had a meduocre season We won Tour meeTs and losT sux We won The Tour meeTs Trom ST Agnes and Sprungheld runnung each oT Tnem Twuce The Team Thus year was larger Than The one lasT year There were ThurTeen members un all The TursT meeT OT The year was Tne annual unTerclass run IT was won by Lanny SmuTh our capTaun George Comunslcue and Cloe Morruson Tunushed second and Thurd respecTuvely All Three were awarded medals Lanny Tnushed The season wuTh a ToTal oT seven TursT places oLuT oT Ten dual meeTs He also Tnushed suxTeenTh un The Marcus l-loolc Luons Club lnvuTaTuon lv1eeT Followung close behund hum were Duclc SzaTlcowslcu and John Alexander Perry Burdon un The ST Agnes meeT Tunushed a surprusung second a Tarm sysTem un The sevenTh and eughTh grades Thus promuses To pay oTT large duv dends un The TuTure AlThough we dudnT prove as successTul as our opponenTs we s+uII enuoyed The Tun oT runnung Cross counTry us an ever growung sporT un Rudley Parlc and we suncerely hope ThaT The Teams un The TuTure wull sTruve To malce Tnus unTeresTung sporT lcnown un Rudley Hugh CROSS COUNTRY Fronf Row H ulug R Burdon P Smufh D Alexander J SzaTkowslu R Back Row Sferlung D Barfholf R Gll F Alexander R ReunerTl'u J Lovgren H Weldon D Roberfs A Mr W Wunsche TwenTy Three 0 L if Our Team will lose Tlve Seniors nexT year: buT Mr. Wunsche, our coach, is sTarTing . ' f . . ,. . . ' . : e , .1 , .3 VARSITY HOCKEY. Firsf Row: Crompfon, B.: Buza, S.: Weldon, K.: Coflrill, J. Fesco, S.: Dugan, J.: Mariin, J.: Wheeler, E. Second Row: Miss Sigrun Bassoe Croihers, B.: Rufner, M. L.: Bryan, J.: Minor, A.: Scone, H.: Sweeney, G.: Koclw N. J. Kay Weldon. Wing Sylvia Fesco Cenfer Jean Dugan Halfbaclr Mary Lou Rufner Fullbagk Joan Bryan Fullbagk Helen Sconeu. ,,Wir-lg Jean Colfrill lnnnr This year's hoclcey Team was very green aT The beginning oT The season, because mosT of lasT year's experienced players had graduaTed. As The season progressed The Team improved. Under The leadership OT Miss Bassoe, The hoclcey Team gave much compeTiTion To Their opponenTs. Several close games were played. One oT The mosT hard ToughT games of The season was ThaT wiTh Media. lT ended wiTh a 3-3 Tie. This year, as beTore, mosT oT our Team will be losT because of graduaTion. The seniors are .loan Bryan, Jean Dugan, Jean CoTTrill, Mary Lou RuTner, Kay Weldon, Ann Minor, Barbara CroThers, Sylvia Fesco, and Norma Jean Koch, manager. The girls ended Their hockey season on November I4, l95O wiTh a record oT Two wins, Three Ties, and Three losses. They won over Glen Nor and ProspecT Parlc. The Ties were wiTh Media, EddysTone, and SpringTield. The losses were To Lansdowne, Sharon Hill, and Ridley Township. ln January, To add a Tinal Touch To a good season, The Hoclcey Squad oT l95O received silver hockey pins Trom STudenT Council. This ended a very happy hoclcey year. ' CA 05215 fin -rw :+L -,. ' -fr ' Q H - Q sv Q kwa AIZV. VY 8 8 I 1 ,T M Al .. k F 1. Q is J X. if ll I' f ' 0 I. 6 1 f iZ'f4L : I2 , X E , ', of W HW A f I 41 re ou ma y . ila ila SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Furs+ Row J Marhn C Trlpner Second Row J Nugeni' M Bell G Sweeney Mrs Flalg S Mays H Scone M A Olander JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Furs? Row G Sheffer B Wood B Murfaugh C Hufchlso Second Row D SmulIen N Baker G DudIey E Gorham M J Wooded Iwenfy seven fl . :. '1 . . :. 1. 1. 1 . 1. 1. 1.. . A Y. .L I fi . ' 1 : 1 f-ni' if , A If is f,V, ,. 1 vi M. ,x , . :. 1. 1. 1. ' :. I. 1. 1. 1.. . CLI' QP5 on CLPCI, Q dj...,. Tue band an orgamzafmon whmch ss of qrea+es+ mporfance m our scroof as mosf adrve durmq Hwe oofbg-3 Qeason Be woei pkaymo ai all of our foor mes y P mm 5 CL +L e OWympucs reNd af Conyerwfmorw Haw' They also maoe J good showmq durmg me HGH fwme demomsfrarworws af We Perm Brown came A beruquef was qwven m November by The Home on clw W Assocaar rw Pworvormo + e nd mem femo em + Semor Hwor memoer r wo yedrs ery e and fo Jm r H oh memoere For f years of ervwee was made lafer m November oer Hee abNe o e rom or H Ly++ Or C e ewveo ro re oorf ,X ,. .X . , . . . . I 1 R I Y 1 D . . 1 ,, , , 5 , - oaH ga , 'me fook parf in e ,i rf . . , , r . . A . C . , J- A A d S oo ' Xo , ' J h Ba - oers. To show former appreciaroo, We eweromq 3 ' l 5 o ' 'J- 5 ?o + f of 5 ic , To IJ ' H rwree Um! Ar QI r . on Jong, +rI', Q.. r C ' ' Wi C Thor SAGPPJ GHC! Among 'the more smporfanl organuzahons an Radley Parlc l-hgh School are orchebrras whnch are under rhe durechon of Mr Jones Orchesfra prachce ns a regular class held 'rwo peruods a weelc Members graded each repor+ peruod accordnng 'ro fhear cooperahon and efforl Bolh organnzahons had an oulsrandung year and conlrubufed mucn To assemblnes The hlghlughl' of fhe years achvuhes was rhe Musrc Feshval IU whuch orcheslras had an nmporranr parr 9 GFS OUF e In apprecuahon of all 'rheur elzforls They were honored af a banquef gnven ID November by rhe Home and School Assocnahon SENIOR ORCHESTRA Flrsi Row Shaffer B Alexander J Moore M Barber L Harvey J Second Row Pahldes V Wheeler B Roberfs A Harvey L Jones appold L u Sulplzlo Worrell D Crofhers B Ofley R Balmer T :rd Row Sachs M Klmball Cronk J Carpenfer D Fourfh Row Seafed Overwlen G Lloyd J Lloyd N Sfandmg Mayhugh D Hannes A Ennls N Mr H LyHon Jones Koch N JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Sfandmg Cond Jones H L Jones R Bulloclr J ShaHer R Sea+ed Glifens M A Smullen D Yelch E Sarglsson G Kell C Harvey S Berdge T Sllberman M Moser J Baker N Marlaif R Nlsly P Shles R Hufchnson R Zregler G Passmore D Twenfy mne . . . . . . H1 . . . . l I D.: R ' .g Slh Ill P.: ' L.f J. h H : l,.l .3 : Il, 'M' ' Moore, B.: Bell, D.: Wafkins, A.: Glenn, E.: l 'Il-I '. .:' -: l l . .: . -: . 0Uel'l'll'YLel'lt 0 the . . . STudenT Council, The organizaTion whose responsibiliTy iT is To govern our school is run by The sTudenT body Council members lnclude homeroom represenTaTuves elecTed each semesTer class presndenTs managers oT varslTy aThleTnc Teams head cheerleader The Flyer edlTor and The TaculTy adviser Mr Blnnng As has been cusTomary an prevmous years The Councul again sponsored The prnnTed Flyer The cheerleaders our dance band The STaTesmen and The SaTurday nnghT dances Among our STUDENT COUNCIL FlrsT Row Blnmg David H Brown C Koch N Croihers B Marks R Dugan J Wolson W Harvey L Poole J McFadden R SmlTh D Second Row Downes D Dzedzy J Schmauder M Grani B J Leese D RawlTT L RoberTs A Moser J Hassler J Sarglsson G Wilson R accomplushmenTs Thus year were The awardung oT snlver hoclcey puns To The vars1Ty hockey Team The purchasnng oT new baslceTball sweaTers Tor The cheerleaders and The esTabllshnng oT new rules and regula Tuons Tor The dances The Councrl sponsored a pucTure Talung proIecT nn whuch nndnvndual pucTures were Talcen oT all sTudenTs RepresenTa Tnves were senT To DusTrucT Assocnahon meehngs aT whuch conTerences were held To dnscuss problems and varnous phases oT The Counculs oT oTher schools MeeTnngs aTTer The TnrsT OT January were held nn The musuc room during acTuvuTy period on Wednesday The oTT1cers Tor The TlrsT semesTer were as Tollows Jam McLaughl:n presudenT Bob Marlcs vuce presudenT Jean Dugan secreTary and Bob ShaTTer Treasurer ThurTy in+., ,,, CrompTorT, B.: Morgan, NaTrin,I J.:.kNhiTner,'R.g.'Bell, D.: PaTslro, AlexandeT 4 glfefg 0110 Za Q 49 X x x 'T la' 7. . F ' 4.1 of! 50,9 0 90 Qwyyfzgfywf VOL 20 October 3 1950 No 1 The udea Tor The Flyer was conceuved TwenTy years ago by our pruncupal Mr Moore He was vusuTung Cleveland Technucal Hugh School aT The Turne and saw Theur school paper The Flyer H broughT The udea back To Rudley Parlc Hugh School and Eugene F rgusen became our TursT eduTor UnTul lasT year The Flyer was a mumeographed sheeT oT paper H FLYER STAFF Furs? Row B ChesTer J Buscemu H Lovgren P SapovuTs J McLaughlun J ReunerTh D Solum D Dawson J Lloyd D Passmore Second Row G Harper H Scone J Harshaw Mrs Ferree B CroThers L Harvey J Alexander J Poole J CoTTrull K WebberT J Harvey Thurd Row J Anderson R Gull G Overwlen N J Koch A RoberTs S Armsfrong F Gull B Shaffer uTh R Pedrucl D Jones J Dugan A GrFfiThs L Rufner L Hammer O Laws Wood J Quunn S Palmer M Meunzor E Wheeler L Barber Then Two hard worlcunq eduTors Alan Wood and Homer HupT Tounded The new prunTed Flyer Thus was an ummeduaTe success and a much umproved paper Thus year The eduTors are Lee Harvey Barbara CroThers and John Alexander AT The begunnung oT The year noT much unTeresT was shown by The sTudenT body and subscruphons were aT a low ebb However a subscrupTuon druve broughT The number OT sTudenT readers up To 4I2 whuch us a good percenTage oT The 600 sTudenTs We hope ThaT The Flyer wull remaun un Rudley Park Hugh School Tor many years as The successful paper uT has been un The pasT ThurTy one W! . , . . . V ru e . . . 'ul V! a o . , Sm' 3 . ' : . : . : . i g M. . 1 . : . 3 B. K Ci 3 V K J, 73' +1 2 , ff., .1. - 1 .L 4.4-.f1, ' '53- fi if ' - f N7J. , . 'TK e ,.....,....- N-,E ff' A ' Ha. 'flag o n Wi fjg, V JN my Mx ff'- ' TW Min fer reef D195 Baslcefball season arrives . . . Wilh ils wins-and losses. Familiar classes develop some new +wis+s. To everyone's chagrin and dismay. The girls dance while +he boys wa+ch. Bob counls his money. J BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL. J. Reiner+lw: R. Waife: K. Hill: C. Gibley: D. Siegel: D. Carpenier: Mr. Godfrey, coach: E. Esslinger: J. Greaves: H. Whil- locl: D. Balernang S. Price: J. Buscemi. Defemoef De-iembef Jawdf. Jataf, Jawa , Jaw .a . Jan .5 . .lata . Jain , Jan .a , Jef. , Fen' 'su Feoraf, Feb' an F-ez' .1 F--P an FWS' .J' 1 Fun- fn Sprwgffled Col I'gda'e Mafp e-Nemww R d Dy Terms: D Dafb, G ef-'Xlff SNaf f'Pife Pfisoet' Da C, ,.-,n,.,kD,, Edclpf' 'Q Phe, 7 fads, G ff-' r 5,,a,.-mf ff. p, ff-. D,,,. CY.. ,., Yeas' EJ3. r f. HUM? if ibrigggrzi Cm oaskerhaii reanw +his year, ,noer fre Coackino of Mr Gcoirey, ofd nor appear very 'nnpresslve when one iooks ar rhe- lfafes- rp or neverrkeiess, we gjayeo wirn oierwry of spirif ard pep. T: give an exampie of Jrke rarrcw margin of rhe scores, rweriv rnore ci+ 'iairioreo proeyw 3 ov as :ns i srf, ' o r , oy have di en , nine rnore .f'2'ories. However, '+ is foo a'e +3 w'sn, so we rnesr Take of 'wc Hines ow only payrheri Reoaro ess of our poor apceararoe, 're +eanw never iafeo if ive 'he psecrafors mary rrri 5, As Ve resrvrinq scores Show, we T ' nmry garnes oy one or fwc piirk If ,eenned we eirher lfhiili Ov fi feroe oifierence and made a 'a 5 rnrde rai'y and iaiied' ::r we en Throughorif fhe enjrire game, on'y fo iose in fhe Closing seCCro'. Airer deiearing Coiiinqdafe ir a rocrh and naii barrie, rhe reanw ao orear hope oi Qoing on For rnany more vidories, pm fhe Richey rx shock us. The besf we CCLEG oo for 'rne res? of rhe season was +o f--rv vv n over Ridley Township on rhefr horne courf. In The Kiwanis Tournarnerf we were eliminared in Jrhe Vrsr :md by Ciiron Heighrs. Here we aiso ied for rhe berfer par+ oi 're garne, oniy ro 'ose by rwo ooris ir fre ina? seconds. The whC wiii Eff inoer, We WCVG. Jrearn was composed errireiy of seniors and iuniors. Those ieave fhis year are: Doraid Siegeip Jack Buscerni, Eoofe Jack Reinerrh, Dick Ennis, and Nick Greaves. wish nexr year s rearn aii The Mick fhaf we never seemed ro 'iff' Dick Ennis, Capfain GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL FlrsT Row R ell J MarTun S Fesco Du an B N Lloyd H Wh eler S d Row J r an 6 Scoie C SST: N J KochyJ CoTTrull Hold l ey ung ball Muss Bassoe Coach The l95I gurls varsuTy Team had a poor season havung recorded only one wun agaunsT seven losses T The Team buT Thus number was AbouT suxTy gurls Turned ouT or greaTly reduced by The Tume elumunaTuons were over PracTuces began early un December and The varsuTy played Theur TursT compeTuTuve game agaunsT The Alumnu losung To Them by a very close score The Media game which opened our season ended wuTh a close score oT 22 o 20 M dua The vucTo The Tollowung game Lansdowne endeo un a 43 To 25 deTeaT Tor Tue Parlcere'Tes ChesTer was our nex+ compeTuTor and They downed us 45 To 32 aTTer a hard TughT un The lasT half by R P The game wuTh our nexT door neughbor Rudley Townshup proved To be our only vucTory and The game ended wuTh R P on Tne Top OT a 27 To 23 score On Theur home Tloors ProspecT Parlc and SwarThmore each deTeaTed our gurls by 52 To 29 and 24 To I9 respecTively. The SprungTueld game neTTed our lassues 32 pounTs To Their opponenTs 48 Tor anoTher loss. The lasT game oT The season added anoTher deTeaT Tor R. P. by The TighT score oT 39 To 3l. The graduaTing seniors Sylvia Fesco CelesTine Osle Jean Dugan l-lelen Scone Joan Bryan and Jean CoTTrill Norma Jean Koch managers wish Ridley Parlcs TuTure Teams beTTer luclc. ThirTy-eighT D Da V W Srfcnf 1 3 2 d gggiizi? , 4 GULGVY amary Jamary Febuary Febr ary February Febr ary Fe r ary 6 exf QCII' 5 ageffi GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Furs? Row Chrlshan C Hutchison K Keslle Keyser C Moore Second Row Prulzman G Harper P Hefflehnger Buza M Hughy E Gorham S Sump son S Rnchards Thnrd Row S Bassoe coach N Jaclrson C Preble K Brown D Llnlr J Nalrln L Berdge B Wood Palmer D Smullen D Buscerm Ponhllo BOYS JV BASKETBALL Furs? Row E Glenn T Smlihers D Wade D Lease W Dunn Second Row J Price R Slev Wflghf A Evans J Moore J Baller Holding Ball Mr Wilson Coach GIRLS JV SCHEDULE BOYS JV SCHEDULE Med a La cw Cheefer R cl ey T Pr sped rk Swarfrvm e Ed y f r'O Opp li rly D VTT el' ember ary mary J r a y Ja Lary Jdfl ary Jar ary ar Jan ary February February Febuary Febuary Eebr ar br V' l 9 Oop Spr rgled Collmgdale Marple New? wr' R ey T Wm'- Darby e N Swarlhmcre Prosper? Park frshfh rkerw Eddyslrne 'ey T ww H rby en Nor Swarfhm Prnsper+ Parlr Vx Yea r Eddy l HJ' gufufe fdfff FRESHMEN BOYS BASKETBALL Furs? Hale D McCabe Thnrd Row H Wa+ w R Lnnlz Rawnff D Hufc uson kms P Jardme D Passmore D Wuesi el Second ow Ga e D Wolson R Reph D Gruffnih J Hass es J Bulloc J Dalgaard J IE ler Mr Wummer Coach erlnk H Ha verson N Hip Ins V' V EE This year our Giee Club consisled ol singers from lhe lenlh, elevenlrh, and lwellrh grades. lryouls were held in Seplernber and a choir ol seyenly-live boys and girls was chosen. The club. under lhe leadership ol Mrs. Loser, rnade rapid progress. lls lirsl large engagernenl was 'rhe Chrislrnas enlerlainrnenl. Their second appearance was al Easier. Al' lhis lime fhey sang A Canlicle ol Peace and The Palms. Everyone enjoyed This program which was presenled in Jrhe assembly. ln April, This group again performed in our annual Music Fesliyal, direcled by Mr. Jones. All in all, lhe Senior High Mixed Glee Club had able year and arlorded ifs lisleners a yery enioy- much pleasure. CA Ofa 62125 SENIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB Flrsf Row Mrs Loser M Parlres J Anderson J uinn J Lloyd C Brown B Cromp+on A Swarrz J Poole B Brum B Wood H Kloclr D Ofley J Du an E Wheeler C Osle M Smlrh Second Row M Sachs S McCandless P Mays D C Znegler J Alexander C Morrison J Rennerih J Dzedzy D Wrxghi S Richards Third Row J Price J Praff H Thompson D A Wafluns J Harvey V Lindsay B W Overwlen M Kalesnllr D mmer O Pahrdes roolrs S Prnce J Busceml y n C Preble Four+h Row G Harper G oberfs J Plilry H Whufloclr R Davies J Bryan L uner B esfer + ow eppiielu J Kuss A Bosiwlc n ne ees mor ve N row Moore N J Koch . ' : . 7 . . 7 . 7 . Q ' 7 . 7 . 7 . 7 . 7 . 7 . 7 . 7 . 7 . 7 . g I . 7 . 7 . ' . : . 7 . 7 . 7 . u+ler7 D. ' 7 . 7 . ' 7 . ' 7 . 7 . ' 7 B. Cro'rhers7 V. ' 7 . ' . ' : . ' 7 . 7 . 7 . S1erling7 R. B 7 . ' 7 . 'I . ' 7 . 7 . ' 7 . righ+7 S. Br a 7 . . : . 7 . ' 7 . ' 7 . Downesp A. R 7 . o 's 7 . ' 7 . ' 7 . 7 . Ha I . Lawsg M. L. R f 7 . Ch . Fifh R : J. C ' l'7 . 7 . ' lr7 J. Eh:-niami 7 H. Sco 7 E. Lucas7 B. R 7 A. M' 7 L. Har YI D. Link7 J. a+rin7 K. B DI M. Fofr fw: Y Song 0 0 we fwoo e Une nm po ed e fu en' m s venfn Grace ano ine oflner 'r e e Fefe rom Wwe nmnfn F eqL'+y n bein cnombe nrwsfmas evo! erv e bo? of + e enema! creep parfwcnpmed oy bwnolng many of The M++We known buf beaufnfui do ca ois Tnese cnorubes under fne leadersnnp of Mr Lover nad a very profwfabie year Everyone enyoyeo fner swnqrnq and Huey un hun enyoyed presenhnc 'knew Ta1en+ The Jen' r Hlln' 5 Je Q Mba. I2 ie 3 ' C? Hn 5 d wi Pre e and eiqnv K X 5, , 5 udenfs f ' qfd.T Isa+o+eNe E,!I In +'we C' ' C S Sc n F se 1 , Forfy-fnfee unior may sp,,,,,r, JUNIOR PLAY Fursf Row Lucas E Minor A Harvey L Laws O Second Row Smrlh D Shaffer R CeTola T McLaughlin J Pedrlcl: R Hellmgs F Wlllnams N RelnerTh J March 3 l95O marked The day OT our mosT sagnnTucanT acTuvuTy The Junuor Play Under The able and Tune dlrechon OT Mrs AnThOny E Hassler we performed a play whnch wnll long be remembered aT Rudley Hugh lT was a comparahvely warm nnghT and :T was even warmer when we ,ammed The aud1Toruum wnTh enough people To even have sTandnng room only Three acTs The audience was held an edge OT The seaT suspense unTul The enTure mysTery surrounding The wall OT one Mr Snmon Blackwell was cleared up ThrOughouT The enhre play There was lively acTlon on The sTage AT one poanT a chandelier Tell aT anOTher a vase broke and Twice There were murders cOmmuTTed raghT un TrOnT OT The specTaTors eyes BrueTly here IS The sTOry Four relahves OT old Simon Blackwell were named hears TO hrs TorTune provuded They remanned Three n1ghTs nn has house The relaTnves were Two nneces and Two nephews Cne by One They arrived as The play began Unlike mOsT plays The characTers came rnghT up The mxddle OT The alsle Finally They are all assembled In The presence OT a deaT and dumb mand Suddenly In comes Wrlloby Blackwell s old secreTary He sends a chnll up The spines OT The Two gurls and bewalders The Two boys especially Douglas who us aTTlucTed wuTh sTammernng Wnlloby explains ThaT They musT emaun Three nug1Ts and aT The end OT each nughT They musT sugn a paper TO prove :T JusT as Walloby seals The envelope wuTh The TnrsT noghT s leTTer he dues l3orTy Tour The play was enTiTled SpOOks, a well-deserving name. For , . . f , In 'lne secona air a C: ice ingpedor re-enacls rlwe scene 3' fre 'igr' oelore. ang Fe +53 gfes wlren lwe 'ire Tse erve cpe. lee lnirs Pigc' Douglas ings our wnal is going cn and corvfcls flve maid of +rvIng fo murder rlaem oy poisoning fre envelopes. Sre la les lor llwe firsl rme in llie whole plav and confesses ro rlie murders. l-ler son, irofci v enougln, was rlie servanl ol Douglas. Slne planned lo murder Wi oov and scare Jrlwe resl away so llial sne miglil gel fre wlwole lortne. Mingled in willw llie myslery and suspense was a louclw ol romance, Douglas and Laurelle fell in love and planned lo gel' married. even if rlwey were cousins. Marion also loves Douglas, and sre acls very bilrer 'foward lwer when sl'e announces lner engagement Also in flue myslery, 'rlwe guill' falls on Ellioll, wlwose exaggeraled aclions seem 'ro make llnfngs lead 'ro lnim. All Jrlnese clwaraclerisrics of frlne play l1elpecl+o malce if a greal success, wlricln we lnope will never be marched again. 'R 5 FCHAM-'R PQ . J R , .J O fa a Ma , ' 83,11 L l-lar Sa' ir Ba -c l lvl L3 ff,-L Payne A lvl S, M-r -mf B-s, -as rn P, , as VV, ib, La Sm lr z:e: r Ryan f e Mks Btwn Ea l. a :J Pea hw r.p:f...ff-'ff Q .,. v en for Wag The presenTaTion oT our senior play, a Three acT comedy enTiTled Dulcy, was a huge suc- cess. The play was given on Friday evening, December I, I95O, under The direcTion OT Mrs. AnThony E. l-lassler. The seTTing was The living room of The subur' ban home oT Dulcinea and her husband. The Time was Tive o'cloclc on a Friday aTTernoon in laTe summer. Gordon SmiTh, Dulcyls husband, who was an alerT business man, had worries iusT beginning To seT on his shoulders. l-le was in The arTiTicial iewelry business, and expecTed To presenTly go inTo parTnership wiTh Mr. C. Rodger Forbes. SmiTh expecTed To receive abouT halT oT The Trade, which would be The eguivalenT oT sixTeen and Two-Thirds per cenT oT The sTock oT The com- 1.4, bine. Business had already been piclcing up Tor SmiTh, buT This new deal would mean a cash pay- menT when The papers were signed. This money would iusT abouT see him Through. SmiTh inviTed Forbes, his wiTe, and daughTer, Angela, To spend The weelcend. Forbes' adverTising agenT, STerreTT, also came. Dulcy, a TliTTy Type oT woman, inviTed Schuyler Van Dyke, a greaT pianisT, To come. This made SmiTh very angry since he wanTed To geT more sToclc. Dulcy, on Top OT ThaT, inviTed VincenT Leach, a movie producer, To spend The weelcend wiTh Them. Angela, who lcnew STerreTT very well, was immediaTely swooned by Leach. This inTuriaTed Forbes, buT The brainless Dulcy did noT care. Dulcy and Mrs. Forbes arranged an elopemenT Tor Angela and Leach. Angela ended up marrying Dulcyls broTher, Bill, who was driv- CAST Hem, WI Ya n Parker Gordon Smifin Dr c?rea Tom Sferrerr Schuyer Van Dyke C. Rodger Fcrbes Mrs, Forbes . Anqera Forbes, Vircerf Leach BNaSr Parferson. Prornorers Barb OF CHARACTERS Cbaries Esyfrqer Frazfer He rqs .Richard Bakely He er Morgar Rorald Pedrrck Richard O+'ey Larry Srnffr' Jear Dugan Amr Mrncr . Jack B,scemS Reber? Sraryer ara Crffners Norma Jear KCC? ing fnem ro rne Hcense bureau and fricked Leacb our of We car wbne on frue way Were. Mean- winlle, Forbes, under The Impression fraf Angeia was marrying Leach, caffed off rhe deal wirr Srnifr, Flnalxy, Anoeia rerurned wfffrw Eff and since rne arfair was In We ramny, Forbes awowed Srnlrr rwenry-five per cenr rarner Hnar sfxreen and 'wo-rbfros. Even frwougln Hne pWay was bound 'ro Turn our For We besf as mos? p5ays do, your a++en+Fon was beNd riqrlr from fre beqnnlng, for you never knew, from one rninwe +o We nexr, wrar +46 Vnai :..+:orne would oe. Forry-Seve' QZBQLJACA fam! UAW .xdfda ,rn-V.. Q L GERMAN CLUB. Firsl Row: Miss Johns: F. Hellings: B. Crofhersg D. Lawrence: G. Overwien: S Armslrong: R. Pedriclr: D. Buscemi: N. Hughes. Second Row: L. Barber: L. Chris+ian: B. Wheeler R. Greenberg: M. Moore: K. Bown: C. Wolfe: N. Jaclrson: K. Pearce: M. Schmauder: M. Tullai P. La Wall. Third Row: D. Sierling: R. Brooks: K. Hill: D. Palslro: S. Price: P. Burdon: E. Glenn: F Fi'fzGerald. ella Wardei aibe FRENCH CLUB. Firsl Row: K. Kesfleg B. Moore: N. J. Koch: R. Waile: R. Gill: O. Laws: D. McNeal J. Dugan: S. Fesco: G. Harper. Second Row: Miss Shaw: J. Anderson: R. Fronmuller: M. Sachs: M Bell: D. Chalfanf: V. Pahides: E. Dalfon: P. Tomlinson: B. Minnich: L. Hammer: N. Ennis: H Kimball: C. Huber: C. Brown: J. PraH: D. Worrell: D. Downes: M. Parlres: B. Archer: M. A. Olander Third Row: C. Preble: J. Pruhman: N. Lloyd: F. Gill: J. Harshaw: A. Roberls: H. Whilloclr: B Davies: J. Krieg: J. Balmer: J. Polislry: J. Alexander: B. Conclrlin: B. Granger: D. Bell: J. Harvey N. Simpson: B. Crompfon. .Q w,E...B.. -M ,, The Library STaTT Club oT l95O-5l has been an excepTionally acTive group: noT only in Their library work, buT in ouTside inTeresTs. The mem- bers are Joyce Poole, PresidenTg Lois ChrisTian, SecreTary-Treasurer: Mary Ann Marks, Barbara CroThers. Shirley ArmsTrong, Rebecca Childress. Marcia Sachs, MargareT Meinzer, Donna Daw- son, l-lelen Kimball, Gale ArmsTrong, and Judy Lloyd. Along wiTh The Teenage Book Club, They aTTended The SchuberT TheaTer To see The play PeTer Pan, During The ChrisTmas season, The sTaTT worked exTremely hard To make Their parTy a compleTe success. The members are looking Torward To The laTe spring Tor Their annual Trip To Leary's Book Shop in Philadelphia, and The much enjoyed picnic aT Lenape Park. The girls did a marvelous job oT running The library Tor Tour days in April, when Miss Peck was aTTend- ing various meeTings. These girls are very im- porTanT To The success oT The library and Their hard work is appreciaTed by The whole school. The Teen-Age Book Club, parT oT a naTion- wide organizaTion, is one oT The mosT acTive clubs in our school. There are approximaTely ThirTy-Tive members. Each monTh Two meeTings are held. During The TirsT oT These meeTings, we receive The T. A. B. selecTions. These books are inexpensive ediTions oT pockeT-book size. ln The second monThly meeTing, The members provide enTer- TainmenT, have quizzes, and discuss new addiTions To The library. Once a year The club. under The guidance oT Miss Peck, goes To Philadelphia To see a play. This year The club saw PeTer Pan. Everyone enjoyed The wonderTul acTing oT Jean ArThur and Boris KarloTT. As The year came To an end, The members enjoyed Their annual picnic aT Lenape Park. This was a wonderTul conclusion Tor such a grand year. The club is open To all members oT The Senior T-ligh School. Everyone who enjoys reading should join This club. ,, wan' D s-ff fi 'if ancing in flue iZ5arL The long-awailed day finally arrives! . . . Everyone is in a dilher, especially 'rhe decoraling commillee . . . lhey aren'+ sure lhe band lcnows where ihe Prom is being held . . . Gals can be seen wilh lheir hair adorned wilh curlers . . . faces smeared wifh cream . . . Mean- while, lhe fellows . . . always perfeclly calm . . . are rushing around looking lor lhe slore where fhey ordered a 'rux . . . wondering which flowers will beller malch her gown-lhe African violels or 'rhe dandelions . . . and giving lhe wheels +ha'r lasi-minuie polish . . . Filler calling his gal aboul 6:30 To find oui whelher ihere really is a dinner parry before lhe dance, lhis handsome, young . . . well, ihis boy . . . having already ealen dinner a+ home . . . speeds io devour a second meal wilh The crowd . . . As Prom-lime approaches, rhe gals . . . loolcing as gorgeous as ever. . . carefully pile info iheir beauis charioi . . .and oil lhey go, over ihe ice . . . The wheels slide lo lhe decoraied gymnasium of Ridley Parlc High iusf in lime for lwo dances before inlermission . . . To ihe wonderful music of George Filly , ff ral: if J X' Young and fhe Harmony Kings . . . The chariof now heads for a guiclc colce and prefzel . . . af fhe home of friends or wifh his ad- miring parenfs . . . fhen back fo fhaf beaufiful green ballroom . . . The smoofh dancing and friendly chaffer are enioyed by everyone . . . excepf fhe eighf girls whose gowns are idenfical . . . Abouf l:OO A.M., fhe band plays Good Nighl Sweefhearf' '... fhe sfrearners, helped by several impafienf pillagers, descend upon all dancers . . . and The happy couples deparf . . . some for The Chicken-in-fhe-Baslcef. some for Delaware, some for New Jersey . . . ln spife of slippery roads . . . couples safely refurn home in fhe wee hours of 'rhe morning . . . nof soon fo forgef fhe Senior Prom of fhe Class of I95I. Fiffy-one X f X M- J r x 7 A .3175 Q, . 123-:Ak 1 I iz Soi M ., 1 . 1 I v X wsmwammymzsw-.a -.r JA 1 ' ,. Ubi' 1 f Nflxifknf v-fin QL? i I, f ff- I. 3 2. K, f f,S'W Cfcy ivy!-.f ff! 3 3 ,aiding reefingri Spring arrives: many of us seem fo fake fo +he grea+ ouf- of-doors . . . Also, if looks like fhe whole sfudenf body has forsaken +he gym a+ lunchfime. Now, for +he seniors, we have gradualed from R.P.H.S.: and when we look over +his RETROSPECT in fuiure years and see fhis piclure, we will realize +ha'r +his building was our second home for The bes+ years of our lives. Filly-five galfer ,Q Filly-slx BASEBALL: Mr. Feller, Mawby, Gill. Wuesf Ennis, Griffifh, Burlre, McNeil, Pafslro, Lawrence Gill, Passmore, McCabe, Mayhugh, Monroe Buscemi, Hill, SmI+hers, Esslinger, Bafeman, Waile Waife. Drill. XVI, When baskeTball ended, many oT our aThleTes sTarTed spring Training. Boys donned Their sweaT suiTs and began To run, run, run, exercise, exercise, exercise. Coach Feller looked over The group oT candidaTes Tor The second baseball Team Ridley Park High School has had since The sporT was renewed lasT year. He began To weed ouT The beTTer players. ReTurning were The sophomores, juniors, and seniors, Trom lasT year's Team. There were also several encouraging prospecTs Trom The Treshman class ThaT looked like They mighT give some oT The veTs a baTTle Tor Their posiTions. Then came The day oT reckoning. The uniTorms arrived: The squad was cuT. The Team was ready Tor iTs TirsT year oT league play. The diamond was puT in condiTion- everyThing was seT-The Team was anxiously awaiTing opening day-and Then, The ReTrospecT wenT To press. We were unable To publish The progress oT The Team, buT one Thing was obvious- Ridley Park's baseball Teams aren'T going To be a pushover in any league! SCHEDULE April 5 Collingdale Away April Conshohocken Home April 7 PMC Prep Home May EddysTone Away April ll Sharon Hill Home May Springwfield Home April I2 SpringTield Away May Ridley Township Away April I6 Ridley Township Home May Swarfhmore Home April I9 SwarThmore Away May Glen-Nor Home April 2I PMC Prep Away May Prospecf Park Away April 23 Glen-Nor Away May Ccrshohocken Away April 26 Prospect' Park Home May EddysTone Home FiTTy-seven ea g CACA TRACK TEAM Flrsf Row Fesco Barfhoff Ane mone Kell Dalgaard Weldon Second Row Mar laH Smlfh Raymond Plummer Taylor Andrews Schreiber Wolson Wlegerlnlt Roberfs Prlce Wnlgls Burdon Balrer Jones Evans Bell Lease Carpenier Sapcvlfs Mr Boyd In lhe cold and dreary days of February luflle crealures In red were chasung each ofher around our Track These were arnbufnous and youlhful sophomores or wha+ lafer proved lo be lhe lraclc leam By lhe rnnddle of March fhe lunuors and sensors decnded lo show up ll was lhen lhal' Mr Boyd and Mr Wilson proclanrned fraclc season oflncnally Rernnanls of lasl year s Class B lallensfs could be found gel 'rung unlo shape Beside Them were a few newcomers who were nol lured away by lhe word baseball Fnffy enqhl' IQ ' Garzon, Bullock, Scone. Third Row: Mr.'J. Wilson ..!4ll6! Pe Perry Burdon paved The way in The quarTer mile, hurdles, and broad lump. Phil SapoviTs showed his Torm when he puT The shoT. ln The oTher weighT deparTrnenTs Jerry Balmer was Tound Throwing The discus, STeve Scone divided beTween The halT mile and The high jump, while Don Wilgus ran The halT and broad jumped. Keil Plummer and Dick Jones were in good shape Tor The pole vaulT. Lanny SmiTh held The mile run inTacT. Besides The usual dual meeTs The Team parTncipaTed an The annual nnTerclass meeT The CounTy Championships The Suburban Championships aT NorrusTown and also The D1sTrucT Championships aT Upper Darby FiTTy nine we Or-ganizerfi ana! fAe Cizbirecforri RETROSPECT STAFF: Norma J. Koch, David Smi+l1, Olwen Laws, Roberl' Shaffer Gercla Overwien, Philip Sapovifs, Joyce Poole, Glenna Plwillippi. Miss Gladys Slwaw Adviser BUSINESS STAFF we ' efff Co-Edifors OVERWIEN, GERDA SI-IAFFER, ROBERT Phillippi, Glenna--Edilor Buscemi, Jack Cefola, Tom Harshaw, James Heilig, Ralph Johnson, Janel Kalesnik, Marie Lovgren, Herb Marks, Rober+ McLaughlin, James Minor, Ann Powley, Beverly Scone, Helen Sulpizio, Lucille Weldon, Kay LITERARY STAFF Koch, Norma Jean-Co-ediror Smilh David-Cd Armslronq Shirley Crorhers Barbara Dugan Jean GI ay Grirhlhs Anna ediror PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Sapovifs, Phil-Edifor Alexander, Richard Cefola, Tom Marlaff, John Olley, Richard Ruiner, Mary Lou ART STAFF Laws, Olwen-Edi'ror Bryan, Joan Hammer, Lynn Kaiser Solum, TYPINO Barbara Houck, , Richard David STAFF Poole, Joyce-Edi+or CoH'riII, Jean Darcy, Barbara DiS+eIano Sadie Marks Mary Ann Webberl KaIhIeen Adviser GLADYS SHAW RETROSPECT STAFF Fl si' Ro B Da cy K Webber? J CoHr II Weldon A G ffihs B C ofhe s S Arms? o g B H ck a er econd R a esn Su lzlo M A Ma M cone e I re a S a G edrlck J McLa ghl n J Dugan B Ma ks r a L a me T Cefola J Ma aM Kaiser OI ey So um M Rufner il , R I . lr w: . r 3 . 3 . i ' K. 3 . ri I 3 . r ri . F n I - OU I D Alex nd . S ow: M. K I ik: L. IP' i I - - fkS' A. TROY: H. S 3 R. H iI'gg H. Lovg DI J. H r h WI R. ill R. P ' 3 . u i 3 . 3 . r 3 J. B y n3 . H m- rg . 3 . rI 3 D. ' 3 D. I 3 D. I 3 . I. .glze aaa ing orce CLASS OFFICERS James McLaughlin Jack Busceml Jean Dugan Roberi' Marks Our class presldenl' James McLaughlln has held lhus olhce lor lhree years l-hs popularlly and earnesl desire To help has made Thus po sable Our hals are oll lo Jim for his hne leadershmp Jack Buscernu Marcus l-looks conlrwbuhon lo The class olhcers Q lo be commended on has worlc as vwce presldenl I-lla Conlaqlous Deo vim and ywgor has been lruly helplul lo The enhre oroup l-lib hreless efforls as our moneyman w re rnosl prolulable lo our c ass Our capable secrelary Jean Dugan has been carrymng her pad and pencwl +o class meehnqs for four years Jean oeserve much frednf For keepsng accura+e ac ounl of all of our many confused rneehngs In conclusuon we wanl +o express our qrahlude To all four of our olhcers lor Theur helpful leademh p and wnleresl ln lhe progress of ur class Suxly Two Bob Marlcs, anolher Ridley Parker, is cerlrainly in llne for lhanls. l . irecfecl Ay an The c'ass cowciT cchsisTs :T s'x ca::abTe homeroom recreser'Ta- Yves ario Tke Tour case oT?fcers. The members cT eacr sercr 'ome- rcom efecT Two persons To represenT The ihTeresTs oT The grccp aT The conmcii meeT'rigs. Bcsiness oT The coimci! is irTrodccecT by eiTher The ciass DF6SiCfSf'i or The ciass aoiviser, ard cecaTed ard ofscasseo ov a T oT The represeriTaTives. The members oT The cTass coimclT are respohsibTe Tor compTeTiro ai business which is moT accomphshed ririruo cass meeTihqs. They aTso choose The ediTors oT The yearbook, make a class budgeT seTecT commiTTees Tor cTass proiecTs, and draw up a scheduTe oT senior dances. This TisT oT dances musT Ther' be presemTed To STudenT Coi.rwcfT Tor approvai. This very necessary and dependabie group oT represe-riTaTives has dome much vaTuable work Tor The ciass as a whole. Their co operaTion and exTensive usehilness have heiped To make The ciass a success. OR CLASS COUNCIL. J Buscemn D Gal ' ' A. Minor' R Marks J c L Rufn SENI a er P S6POVIfS ughlm J Dgan J yan Poole Mr Shaffer adviser A SixTy Three me C6155 o nnefeerz jing-one RICHARD K ALEXANDER Ridley Parlr Tallcahve and fhen some descrlbes Alex l-le was a falllnful member of llne Cross cgounlry 'ream for llwe lasl' Two years Belween bus pranlcs and praclucal Iokes lwe has managed lo lake nnleresls In gurls and plwofograplny Relrse amCm3 4 SHIRLEY W ARMSTRONG Upland Even llwougln Slwlrley uufe baslnlel slwe s a lnard worlcer ano bas guule a number ol frlends We lcnow slne will succeed ln lwer wlsll 'ro be a lnbraruan FRG Rl oe 45a C 4Tlce Sixfy-four .J A XL' 7 X ,mm 1 I, 'f' ff rn -J IX cum... v.,'f rf' A FX If-71 L Q X Z' 3 .lg GLORIA L ARCHER Lesfer Pelule and lrlendly Glorla always lwas a lnappy l-l for everyone Being elzleclual sl'1e wll become a good prmvale secrelary l-ler druvung abululy lnas brouglml aboul a number of lnler eslung escapades eC ere nee rn JOHN BEARD Marcus Hook Jolwn ns rallner relurlng om be surpruse M p Tnnls brll l 7 answ s Egl s oe alm In Isle ns 'ro lxve and e IO JEAN P BETHAM Essmgion Cheerful and cure Jeanne wall malce a good orfuce worker IH Wesfnnghouse She deserves much praxse for 'rhe hne 'ob she dnd as chaur man of lhe Sales Commlffee S es Corn 4 Prom C rn 3 Relreshmenl Com 4 a er C m ALYCE E BOSTWICK Trainer Tall and cure Alyce as one of our commufers from Tranner She IS mischievous bul' qulfe shy Wafchunq The Phzllles as her lavorlfe sum mer occupahon She desires To become a suc cessful 'rypasl ee Club l 2 R L' C m 'XGAXPN gxik? Q x fxsvl :Nh 1 Sqffiz' E MM 0 is Slxly lve I RICHARD H BLAKELEY Marcus Hook Lounsaana became a new member of our class fhls year and was a considerable asse+ nn The Senior Play Because of has fondness for 'rhe opposufe sex he can generally be found houndmg fhe Safurday mqhr dances a Pa JOAN E BRYAN Radley Park Tall and lalenled Joan as one of our berler lcnown alhleles Her achvuhes as demon sfraled by 'rhe llsf below are nol conhned lo lhe held of sporfs l-ler alfrachveness and pleasmg personallly should prove greal assefs In her chosen prolessnon of leaching e'rball IZ34 H ckey 234 Arr Clrb 4 rw Club 23 G e C Refrospecf 4 S u en? Councxl 3 Cass Cc nc 1234 Adverfs cg m I m C e rahng Com 234 Enlerfa nmenl 2 Program Com 34 Relrshmenf Com 2 Slafonery C m 4 Tlclcer om 3 ogy Ushereffe 3 Prom Com 4 Class Trlp Com 4 l l af x 4 VINCENT BURKE Linwood Seernengly shy Vrnce was always a grear favorule In assembly programs wulh has guular We hope 'ro see you IU Hawan JACK BUSCEMI Marcus Hook Happy go lucky and comucal gave fhe besl' descraphon of Bush Pale played agalnsr hum ID foofball buf he was a grear assef +o borh our baslrelball and baseball reams To call hum lover would be puffing 1+ muldly oorba 2 3 4 ba German L ee C b 234 F yer 34 Refrespecl 4 Siu en o cl I C ass ounc 4 l P esldenf 4 Adverfls rg Com 2 3 4 Dance om 34 Decorahng Com 3 Prom Com 3 Slallovery Cim. 4' Cass Trp Com. 4? Baseba' - . Sixfy-six .Url me 'fix l l sale Mari LH ,- si I BETTY A BU RNITE Upland Belly ns one of lhe quleler members of our class whuch helps lo explain why her marriage was gunle a surprise ro us She has a nice per sonalnly and as well lulred by all her classmafes ee Cllb 23 Rd rg Club I Relreshmenl om 4 Slahonery Com 4 EMMA R CEPPETELLI Marcus Hook Em was only wllh us unhl 'rhe middle of her sensor year bul whale here she was achve an many class acluvnhes She was known for her pep sense of humor and personaluly plus Collechng pholographs paunhng dancnng and srngung lalce up mosl of her hme Her ambnhon as 'ro become a beauhcnan er A ver? s n rn Dance Com Decora? ng Com 2 Enlerralnmenl Corn 23 Prom Cum. 3 Properly Cam. 3 Rerresnmenf Com. 3. THOMAS A CETOLA Upland lnou frrous Tom has been a greal heo lo The enror cla l-hs hoooues are soorf gurls a dancrro Hr ambuhon as 'ro become a cerlmed pubhc accounlanf VT1 V77 fn Nfl JANE E COX Tramer Janre rs recognized by her cure apoearance and prelly harr She possesses a pleasanf per sonahry and a fondness ol horseback rdung lcahng dancing and readang She rs plannnng lo be a pruvale secrelary alrer graduahon D i 'Jw I isis V! X 5 f Ou? LZ Surly seven JEAN E COTTRILL Rufledge Jean as lcn wn for her arhlel c abulrly Though fond of havlng a good aroumenl she as cure and amrable We wrsh her added success rn The business world oS a +yp1s+ -celba 2 r v rl ffl 'VW BARBARA A CROTHERS Upland Bobble has oeen a fremendous assel lo our class ever sence ner freshman year l-ler nnlel lngence dependabnluly and lrrendluness have conlrnbuled greally lo her advancemenf Much added success sn lhe lulure bolh nn college and rn her career as wha? we wash for Barbara oclrey I2 3 4 o 4 German Club 2 3 4 an 4 Orchesira 4 Relrospecl S udenl Cc 4 Adverfusung Corn nqrel C rn 4 S 4 Program Ccrn Decorahng Corn 3 Efer rnrner Com I3 rom om 3 Poperfy Corn 4 Relreshrnenl Com Sfahonery Com 4 Tr kef Com 3 Class Trlp Corn 4 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 3 4 Lrb ary Slafl 4 Junnor Cross 2 y C D 2 3 Name Card Com ee C' b l 2 ,lr . X , 'C Nvn laik ff wif? ,bw XKQ X S L X BARBARA J DARCY ROBERT M DAVIES Linwood Bobbie may be described as cule friendly mischievous and peppy Dancing slcaling and reading are only some of her hobbies. To be a secrerary is her iufure ambilion. lab --1 Aer om. 7 ar c . ' ce Com, - s e - 2 M- con L - ' ' rospec U . WALTER F. DILL Linwood Slcip has been one of lhe iavorile assembly soloisfs in our sludenl programs. Besides being guiel and easy lo gel along wilh, his hobbies are horses, hunling game and girls, and swimming. His ambirion in liie is lo be a lruclc driver. Traclc 2- Ridhg Cl..b I. Sindy-eigh+ Ridley Park Mo a greal iavorile wifh all oi his cass males is lcnown for his devil may care al 'u e. During h' le'sure hours he lilces o drive loaf or waich Television. l-lis ambilion is +o go +o college? 7 7 clbail If -,e ' ' d o 'si 3 . 'Dar om. 2- 4 1 3 . A 3 - f 3 . ' , for er om. . ROSARIA A. DI STEFANO Linwood 'Dusfy has conlribufed +o our s+uden+ pro- grams wilh her dancing abiliry. l-ler hobbies. besides dancing, are collecfing records and snapshols, movies, and slcaling. Sadieis am- biiion is 'ro be a professional dancer. Gres Cab I-3' Re'rospec+ 4' Slaliznery Cont 4. LEO P. DOWNEY Essingfon Leo, a lilceable fellow has quife a few hobbies some of which are fishing, hunling, and foof- ball. We hope 'ro see him someday as a machine operalor for Weslinghouse 4+a Cm4 JOANNA J DRAPER Linwood Being one of The quieler members of our Class Joanna is seldom heard bul oflen seen Reading has become one of her favorire pashmes Lois of luclc Joanna and we hope you will someday ma ler ihai business of driving a car fbai MARCELLA E. DOWNEY Essingion Marcy is definiiely a swell classmaie io have and a friend lo all. l-ler hobbies are dancing, swimming, and slcafing. She should prove 'ro be a very elhcienf office worker Sa es C rn 4 Da ce Com 2 Relresnmenl Ccm 4 JEAN E DUGAN Radley Park Popular prefry and peppy Jean has been a grear assei 'ro our class Her pleasing per sonaliiy malces her a popular girl wnlh every one in school To be an elemenlary school leacher usher main ambihon Good luck Jean' erball I 2 3 4 H ey 2 3 4 Cheer ea ing nch Club 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 er 4 Refrospecf 4 Sl den+ Council 4 5 4 Class C urcil 4 Sec ary 234 ver rsuno Com 34 nquef 4 a es om Dance Com 2 3 4 Decorahng Com 34 Enlerlann men? Com l 2 3 4 Prom Com 34 Slaflonery Com 4 Tucker Com 3 Class Trip Com 4 Biology Club 2 fv FX C, Sixfy nine Eh JOHN P DZEDZY Trainer AHhOUOI d qmfred an appea ance Jorm nude aa yolcer He as a wear buf Poud dresser I-hs rmobbres are frslwrwq rwunrmg and ba2lce+ ba!! Clvasmg afrer fo ei? fires wall mo5+ likely be has occupafwon 2 r b RICHARD ENNIS Rlclley Park Qursrarwdmg In sport ever smce rs Tome Sfreef days Dwck he parfrcwpafed rw fodrba be ebaW and baskeroaw Hs charm ng er Qorwa My and ouuef manner WM wm Mm orear fufure w rr' Severwry xy. JOYCE E ENGELKE Upland arefree mmorou we a o yy o Joyce Mes ro save Qorvemre, wrrre effer p!ay record emo ear Her ambmon 1 ro be e secrereryf an exe 11+ ve rn a eroe wrm D CHARLES ESSLINGER Lmwood A Ioker Q We way Cra may be found m We cerwrer or ex Hemermr S meday we may fm m + o e qua r or SS M rea r o oo EDWARD J ESSLINGER Marcus Hook Eddne can be recognuzed 1n lhe halls by hs crew haurcul and ready smule Ed IS an excel lenl dancer and well lllced by everyone l-las lavorule hobby IS sporls and hrs ambnluon ns 'ro be a prolessnonal baseball player We ll be loolcmg lor you nn lhe baseball headlines an a few years oolbal 4 Baslcelba 2 3 4 lba Base a SYLVIA FESCO Ridley Parlr Sylvna wnll always be remembered as one of 'rhe malorelles l-ler pleasanl personalnly has won her a qreal many lrnends We lcnow she wall succeed as a leacher efball I2 3 4 4 Frerc Cu 4 ee Club I2 3 4 ard Fyer 4 Sa es Corn Dance Com 2 Decoralng Com 3 Prom Corn 3 Sfahonery Com 4 pw lf X gi Xxx fem -Sinai Spvenlv one ALFRED D FAGERLAND Rrdley Parlr Allred as an amsable fallcahve lad who qamned a repulalron as qulle a lllrl Being very ln clusfruous he hopes some day 'ro become a mechanucal engnneer l-lns held as well chosen for he has dehnule abaluly along mechanncal :nes Foolball l 4 Traclc I German Club 2 3 Adverflsnng C rn 3 De oral rg 3 Prom Com 3 Properly 34 Slave ery Com 4 DONALD l GALLAGHER Radley Parlr Don us lcnown around school as being a sharp resser and a Trng brann H IS a a a danslcal and bashlul 7 sludenl l-las hobbies are dancnng and lnslenunq 'ro popular musoc and hs amblhon I lo become a medical doclor o all 2 Baslcefbal I2 Sfudenl' Councll 2 ass Councl 24 Adverhsung Corn 3 Slahonery Com 4 1 Q .lr JACK P GATTONE Marcus Hoolr Jaclc as an epuqrammahsl havxng a darlc com plexuon and oralorncal posslbnlnhes I-Ins hob bues are hunhng hshnng dancing and playnnq blluards As for has arnbuhon crlmunoloqlsl ELIZABETH GILBERT Linwood Wnlh a hengh ho snlver Belly can generally be seen cenlerung down Ihe halls of Ihe school Despnle her love for horses and o'rher annmals she has a humorous dusposuhon whach accounls for her many friends We lcnow she su ceed IH hr desire I become vefernnaruan hC QC ndl yer Sevenfy Iwo ia cw W, if I R ROSEMARY I GAUDINO Marcus Hook Joy who as allrachve and friendly us always ready Io help anyone Wulh her alfrachve personalufy she will go far nn fulfilling her am buhon of becoming a nurse oc ey 3 Rel e hrnenl Co 4 Sla c e y Com RAYMOND S GILL Ridley Park Ray IS an easy gonng fellow Iallcahve and amblhous l-le ns an ardenl lover of The oul of doors as hls hobbnes are hunhng and fnsh Inq As a member of Ihe naval reserves he plans lo serve an Ihe Unufed Sfales Navy lol lowunq qraduahon nch C b I er Relrospecf . S n U E LQ I tl 9 Q U ll QE' l 'N 9, , QA ck. KX if I L .. , 4 WH in , . I, I ' C li f,'. .U Y lr , 4: My I I S9 A y cel '3 lx 2 ' 'iggqi ' I ' xl: , 8- I-I lr 7 r s, rn. t Tl r r , 4. will c ' e ' o a ' ' . ' Fre lu 2-3-43 Hlslory Club 3: Fly 3-43 Frenc 'ub 23 Ridin lub I: Ba t F'A I. 4- JAMES L GREAVES Pa rlcsnde B o N ck was Tne pwvof man for our 'Lck e Q o lcefbef' feem He ns re an aNwayQ wears we come orn Good fuck Nrck rn our wre lure 3 LYNNELLE K HAMMER Radley Park Telkarwve and lowel Lynn as e weicomed In ovudual n any group Her personalmfy and rnne are among rlne bes+ In Hwe Fmfwre srre Hopes fo own a farm I' ary C er Re ro Ad VT? 9 d VYT X-go .,,.. 'Wi' SPS X X,.,f N xr' if X, Sevenfy rrree 1 QQ Ai ANNA M GRIFFITHS Marcus Hooi ne he ns cure and near w We everyone In ner fumre nnrwno career he wu'W undoubfedxy prove To oe a w wng and nerd worker JAMES W HARSHAW Ridley Park Jwrn ss e good lookmng feilow and known for hs frwendnness Al'rl'wougn being e Jrenwpere rnenfel dreamer Jrn 45 corn cial anon gefs dong we-HwlH'1 ofner peopNe H as wnferesred un fooibail plwofograplny and oWd cars and nws ambnnon rs +0 be an engrneer + D is ...Q-P' ,gl l.ll.LlANNE E HARVEY Rufledge No acTiviTy is compleTe wiThouT Lee She is The mann ediTor OT The Flyer l-ler Time and work are indispensable To boTh The class and The school W:Th her consTanT desire To help oThers her hopes oT becoming a medical missionary should noT be TuTile ee Cl b 234 Band 4 Orc esfra 2 er 34 Sludenl Cocnc I 4 Class P ay 3 Decorah:-iq Com 3 EnTer+a nr'nenT Corn 2 Prom Corn 3 Properly Com 3 STaTionery Com 4 Biology Club 2 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 RALPH E HEILIG Parkside A quieT and hard-working sTudenT is a good descripTion of Ralph. Lilceable and neaT, he has a pleasing personaliTy. Besides enjoying camping, swimming, and canoeing, Ralph lilces To read. l'lis ambiTion is To enTer The Tield oT ToresTry. Traclc 3i German Club 3: Re+rospecT 4: STudenl' Council 3: Class Play 3: Dance Com. 2-45 Program Com, 37 Reireshrnenl Com. 4' Slaliorery Corn. 4: Class Trip Corn. 4: Cross Cour'Try 2-3-47 BlOlOqy Club 2. SevenTy-Tour 040 XY mf Tx. l M47 .bfi JANE I HEACOCK Marcus Hook Janie is very TallcaTive Tull OT laughs and Triendly She is very Tond oT horses and her ambihon is To become an accounTanT Glee Club 2 3 Relreshrnenl' Corn 4 FRAZIER J HELLINGS Ridley Parl: FriTz is a happy-go-luclcy and TlirTaTious blond, who blushes TreguenTly. l-le is cuTe, buT devil- ish and conceiTed. Frazier enjoys dancing, ice slcaTing, bowling, and driving his moTorcycle. His ambiTion is To be a radio announcer, so waTch ouT Joe Grady. Foofball I-2-3-4: German Club 2-3-47 Glee Club 3-41 Band I-2: OrchesTra l-2: Class Play 3-47 Adverlrisinq Com. I-2-3-4: Dance Com. I-2-3: DecoraTing Com. l-2-3-47 Prom Com. 3-4, STaTicnery Com. 41 Class Trip Com. 4. RICHARD L HOOPES Upland Lee lnas always been a dependable supporler ol our school Ieams dances and class func Irons WIII1 Ihre recommendaluon we lcnow lne wlll succeed as a lwnofype operalor o ve rl rn 4 es me WILLIAM HURST Esslngfon l wlfln lnus pleaslng sm: e I a lavorlle of a Ins classmales Because of has greal love lor ping pong l'1e can always be seen running affer Ilwe ball al lrnclmme Good luclc Io you n wlnafever you may underlalce XXL: x QUXON I iri- Sevenfy Irve BARBARA J HOUCK Ridley Park Barbara came 'ro us ID her sensor year and slme has proved Io be lols of lun I-ler llobbnes are laorsebaclc riding roller slcalung :ce slcallnq and dancing a career zn Illuslralunq IS lwer Iulure aspuraluon R r pecl 4 Rereslwme fCcm 4 S GREY HUTCHISON Ridley Park l'luIcll w ll be remembered for sleeping Ilmrougln mosl of has classes l-Ins lnleresls are mosfly IH Ilme Ileld ol sporls lwavnng been a sfeady member of Ihe foolball Ieam Ba Ire a I Dance Com 34 rom m 34 Pr perly Com JANET O JOHNSON Marcus Hook Laghlnang anolher member of Jrhe com mercaal group as known for her hop skap and a 20 yard dash She wall be besl remem bered for her dancang abala+y and clownang an class We wash her success an +he fulure as a secrelary doang fhealer work or olherwase els ng Com 3 Decoral ng Com 3 E lerla nmenl Com 2 34 Prom Com 3 Refreshrraenf Com 4 Tckel Ccm 3 MARIE L KALESNIK Lesler Marne who as a member of fhe commercaal group as easy goang fhoughlful aolly s chaevous and +alka+ave Her maan hobby as sporfs ee Cl b g Cl b 4 Re+rcs ec? om e me C m Class r Cc 4 Ushe elle 2 5 IA O RICHARD D KAISER Secene Dack as easaly recognazed by has shorf sfocky buald blond haar and blue eyes Has pashmes anclude cars swammang phofography and drawang Mass l-lapps wall probably long re member Dacks undersfandang of lhe poefry of Byron Shelley and Kears ELSIE KAMMINGA Radley Park Elsae came To us an her senaor year and made good use of +he exfra curracular achvafaes especaally as a color guard an 'rhe band Her ambahon as +0 become a famous dress de sagner Ba d 4 Refreshmen? Com 4 Slafaorery Com 4 Sevenfy sax 5 Q9 ' f . asa .. 3 N :Ah ' - T Glee.Club 2-3-4: Flyer .3-4: Re+rospecf Ad- Ad Club 4: Re+rospec+ 4: Srudenf Courcil 3, v r a a , 7 a , f rt a . - -7 . : . : I I . - . I I . I mi- v . . .. ' Sl u I-2-3-47 Swlmmir u ' ' p ' 4' Sales C . 4' Re5r sh nf c , 4: - Tip , , I I ' ' . m. 3 r , SHIRLEY KNOWLES Lmwood Shlrl was a duIugen+ worker on Ihe lunch roorn slaff Wulh her Iovual dlsposuhon she was con sidered by all Io be a mosf wullung worker I-Ier Iayorule hobby us skahng and her ambuhon ns Io work un a busuness ofhce r m Relre 'wme rn JOHN A KRIE6 JR Ridley Park Kruegue s well llkecl by all of has classma es wnh hns good sense of humor I-Ie IS nn+eres+ecI In sporls and he hopes Io affend college afler gradualuon D ce Corn 13 U CT X Sevenly seven NORMA J KOCH Ridley Park Kookue IS our well known hockey and baskel' ball manager She has a wnde scope of Inler esfs buf shll has lame for her Irnends We hope her gullnbululry and bewnldermenl clear up before her hrs? grade pupils become as dazed as she ns a wefba L 34 e B mln Ban er ros e + S+ rn Pr g nn rn 34 P perfy C m 4 Sfaflonery Com 4 pCom 4 J For ed Cr OLWEN G LAWS Rudley Park Boo as Ihe arhshc member of our class Someday we wull hnd her happily married and ng n Paras I-Ier dramahc and arllsuc abnlnfy has been a greaf assel 'ro our class Good luck Boo Vive I-a France' Club I r' ub G u 2 Ing C b er Refros ec Cass Adyerl Com 234 Bahquel Co'n 4 Ca orn 4 Dance Com I2 D I m 34 Enlerfalnrnenf Corn I 2 3 4 Program Com 34 Prom Com 34 Class Trlp Com 4 A: ' . ' - gy , , A F B sl I-2-3-4' Hockey I-2-3-4' Bowling 4' Ar' 5' ba l Swv 9 Cm I' 2 I C ' cub I' French c.b 24344: eee cub u-2- - f reefs Ag ack Cl.b 4' Swim ',g Club 4' d 14' Orcnesfra I-3-4' Fy 4' Ref p 3 ' 4' ,.de ' Cc,.ncT 4' Cass Pay 4' Banq,e+ Cc . 4' Q ra Cc . -' rc o . 7 ' . 'Cass Tri , 1 u J R css I. . A F . . + A . . . l U I I - I - IIVI I I . I ' I' Foolball I' Baskerbal It French Club It G'ee Club QE' I gh I 'life Q4. -2-3-4: P les' bl li -5'-gy I- an . I. 3' Islrg , . I- - - ' I .. ' rdy C . ' . - -3-47 ecorahng Co . I-2- f i 'W' -3 5 V fr C r Q1 lipid . A -ld K3 K, 4 V ,JD Y fa XS? a- gy f , 3 1 be fs IN I, ,-ix. 32.1 , ' I I ts: ' by A X . 21,1 IXLJLN- . 'ix ' I Q Ihffx I ' ' Ii: XY' Q, ' ii ' - Y-1 J fi Kia e-ee X I a I f, Ig N-qs JOHN LENNICK Lesfer Tall and chubby John ns one of our bnggesr sporl fans l-las hobbies are hshnng swumnnung foolrball and baseball Wllh such a large num ber of aclnvuhes we know Thar has deslre lo see The lwenfy hrsl cenlury wall be fulhlled German Cub 23 HERBERT LOVGREN Essungfon Shorl cule and lllrlahous Herb wall be re membered as a member of lhe cross counlry sguad for parhcnpahon nn exlra currncular acluvulues and has many gurl lruencls colbarl N u Fyer 4 Refros ec T d rffr sm, - ' C Cm. 7 D -Jar- crn, -' Q ' im. ' ce Cuunlry 41 a - ba l 3-4. LN.,- X!-f VIRGINIA A LINDSAY Marcus Hook Ginny has a very well developed personallly l-ler hobbles are collechng records snngmg sewlng and playuno 'rhe piano She as very underslandlng and should prove lo be a very good nurse Cb ee l mrng VT7 ELAINE E LUCAS Marcus Hook Elarne could usually be seen marchung oown lhe leld as one ol our color guards during foo ball se son Sne has a lceen sense of humor which malces her a bushel of lun To be a medmcal secrelary ns her life s ambuhon ee Club 2-3' I C3 P y 3' Adverfsl. rn.--' no rn,-'- Z.. Sevenly-eighf J. LEROY LYONS Ridley Parlr Roy is one oi +he inhabiianlrs oi lhe lower hall. l'le loves io ride around in cars: lherefore, ii is narural for him ro wanl io become a me- chanical engineer. farie Ccm, 4. RAYMOND I. McFADDEN Marcus Hook Seemingly very shy and laclcadaisical Ray surprises us by being an eiclicieni worker We hall besl remember Ray for being a sharp dresser Germa a a c ery C rn SY de JO HELEN MCCANN Ridley Park Jo is always lull oi fun and is easily recog- nized by her freckles. She enioys horseback riding, swimming, soifball, and dancing in her spare lime. To raise horses is her iuiure aim in 'iie. Gee Cub IA3-4' Ridirg Club I- Sfali Cub 2-3. JAMES J. MCLAUGHLIN Ridley Parlr Whaf a personaliiy' Wiih his engaging smile and winning ways Jim is really a hui wiih his classmaies and a ceriain Glenolden lass Be es This he has ceriainly been a ar worlcing class presidenl' We lcnow Jim will prove a big success in ihe world ofball I a ei ali l ee L 2 er Re res ec S er? ounc urci 2 3 4 Pres e 34 V ce Pres de T 2 Adveriis ng Com 2 3 4 an q e Com 4 Darce Com 4 Decoraiing Corn 234 Pom Com 34 Ring Com 3 Slaiionery Com 4 Ca s Trip Com 4 Baseball 3 A., H 'Uv 1 2' Sevenry nine fi. DONALD A McNEAL Parkside Shy77 reckless driver from Parkside Don seems To be lazy buf neverlheless he ns a malh brain and very willy During has sensor year Don was seen much more around R P +han ever belore'7 7 7 seball 34 Fe hCu 2 MARY ANN MARKS Linwood Well dressed and neal IH appearance Mary Ann IS a very conscuenhous and amblluous gurl Her abllaly 'ro gel along wnlh o+her people should lead her +o success as an ollnce worker eeCluol23 Lbrycb 34 Tc Com4 Relrospecl 4 Eighfy -VAN XI' XXX Q f X JR Q SALVATORE J MANERCHIA Marcus Hook Some challerboxl Sal halls from Marcus l-look and IS a comical characler Judging o hu pas'r performance we feel +ha+ he should have no lrouble maklng friends nn The business word Sales Com 4 Dance Com 4 Decoralung Com 3 Prom Com 3 Rerreshmenl C m 34 Slahorery Com 4 ROBERT L MARKS Ridley Park Heres 'the boy lhal always looked for our money Yes Bob dld a remarkable 'ob In help mg oul lhe class uuel and nndusfruous known lor hrs soda concochons Bob Iusl loves lo eal We hope you II make oul' lusl as well un The busuness world as you dld In R P H S ofball I 2 ack n 6 C Refrospecl 4 Sluder-+ Councl I 4 Class Co n f GS er Bl' Y' U 6 FY1 Sa es C m, 4 acc rn, 2-3 Deccrahnq em. 2-3-4: Program Com. 37 Prom C rn. 3' Relreshmen' Com, 2: R'n Com. 3' Slalioner C rn. 43 Tic , Com. 37 Class Tr'p Com. 4. JOHN W MARLATT Ridley Park John 'rhe Iough Iuck kid has one dushncl cIearcu'r moflo Cahfornua here I come John nnduIges an Ihe Tune arIs of dancing sIeepung and readnng when hes physically fn Affer roarmng over Ihe earIh John wan+s +o seHIe down on a chscken farm orbaw I3 B +baI Tra 2 3 French Ib 2 3 er 4 Refrospecf HERMAN MIRON Linwood Ralher IaII Herman appears Io us as benng gurl shy bul he possesses a very Inlneable per sonahfy Al Inmes he IS very sermous buf ye? he as ambuhous All fads show Ihal he wuII be guure a success as an engineer af+er gradu GIIOH FooII::aI 3 4 German Chb I 'Tw if C, ffT X x gc, EvghTy one ANN L MINOR Marcus Hook Ann besudes her affracfuveness has a mos+ pleasung personaldy This combunahon of charm personaI1+y and pIeasmg ways has made Ann very popuIar among her many Irsencls The business world wII be proud of Thus fufure secrelary oclrey 234 G C ob 2 a Refro s ec? ass ay Cass Councd A ver? Com 2 4 Sa es Com 4 Dance Corn 2 3 Decorahro rn 3 Rung Com 3 Tlclrer Com JOHN MIXON Linwood A ough John seems shy h hll h frnendIy personaIu+y A nea+ dresser and rafhe cure he wnII go far wulh has ambuhons oIbaII 4 Track I Al 13553 57 25 R -so- 4-mm., JOSEPH MONROE Lesler oood look ng lackadausical Joe will alway b emembered lor his argumenls wilh Mr Eeller As a lulure mechanic he shoud possess The wbilily lo make good HELEN E. MORGAN Essingfon Shorl cule, and a wonderful dancer besl de- .cribe l-lelen. Above all she is known for her dramalic abilily in 'rhe Senior Play. Be,,+ ol everylhinq To a lulure x-ray lechnician. , - .b A ' WV: sb ' i ', ' 5 . ' ' 'V'T', ' i 'y . Eighiy-vwo C ELIZABETH MOORE Rldley Park Cem is recognized by her quuel bul' care free ousposihon l-ler hobbies are swimming archery and ceramics Looking loward lhe lurure she plans +o be a slenographer 2 CELESTINE M. OSLE Les+er Cel will always be remembered as our heao maiorelle. Peppy carefree and easy-qoino are only a few adiecliyes which can O9SCFib6 her. Wilh her pleasing smile and amiable per- sonalily, she will ll 'n perleclly as an o ice worker. E' i - E c A ' ' ' ' 'ia RICHARD E OTLEY Rudley Park ModesT very easy goung and mosT depend able Duck us also a good sporT T-le has been a welcome adduTuon To The band and orchesTra wuTh hus TrumpeT and French horn We know he wull do hus besT un any TuTure underTakung cTba l Germ n L 3 4 r C C m WILMA PAGE LesTer Soogue as she us called by her many Truends s a TalkaTuve and peppy IuTTle gurl Someday we wull Tund her suTTung on The lap oT some bug presudenT Takung ducTaTuon ub Co 5- Ee D u x br, 'xr K-. X EughTy Three 2 GERDA M OVERWIEN Lesfer Ger a one oT The brauns oT The class us a fall aTTracTuve and ambuTuous gurl Her Tavor Te pasTumes are swummung dancung puano playung and readung WuTh such a reperToure oT acTuvuTues we are sure ThaT her ambuTuon To become a musuc Teacher wull be realuzed German C ub 2 3 4 Tee Age Book Club 34 Orches 2 er 34 Re ospecl 4 STudenT Cow Adverts g C rru Z Deco aTng Com 2 En mevT Com I rn C Rong Com S onery Com 4 Cass Trp Com 4 Dance Ba d Gee Club 2 RONALD J PEDRICK Upland Ron us known Tor hus curly haur flashy bow Tues and plaud vesT A pleasanT personaluTy us exhubuTed by hus clever Iovual humorous ways We wush hum much success un TurTherung hs educaTuon rman C ub 34 G e C b 23 HusTory Clu ung Club I F er 4 Cass Play 34 Pxdverhs r' C m 23 Dance Com I 23 ReTreshmenT Com 4 STaT onery Com 4 C ass Tr p Com 4 Model Club I Buology Club 2 .5 Win. AAL JOSEPH G PERAKIS Ridley Perl! Joe ns friendly and very reliable as a clullgenl commercial sludenl he lwopes 'ro apply lhls lralnung ln lulure years as a reslauraleur as efba 5 C V V' VU FC V' JOYCE E POOLE Upland Joyce as an acluve vlvacuous nnlelllqenl gurl w o wlll no doubl aclmeve success n her chosen leld ol secrelarual work l-ler presence on lne llbrary slarl nas been a conslarl' source I lonlylolvluspe p l lo V D de 'Tl za C 'i4'Sa 'e Cm,4'C 'Vi C' .4. Elglnly-four J Y Wx 5 GLENNA Pl-HLLIPPI Marcus Hoolr Glenna is a very quuel and brllluanl lno v dual glvunq rnucln of lwer Tame as busuness manager of llwe Relrospecl Alllwouqlu slwe as slwy and nol lorcelul lwer unlelllgence wlll leao lwer lo qreal succe S wee Club 3 R r specl 4 U nereffe BEVERLY M POWLEY Lesler enclly lllnq e o ly musc l-ler nnaln ople l aller sclwool ns lo become a secrelary Good lcclc wllln llne O55 4 a BARBARA E REES Marcus Hoolr Inns prefly color guard as amiable reserved I n Iovnng and a very clmc dresser e should be a Iune success as a model a career I0 wI'1ucI1 sI1e Inas already made a s+ar+ or e C 2 m 4 De oraflng Corn 3 Erlerfa nm m 2 Pr rn C rn 4 Prcperl C rn MARY L RUFNER Rldley Park Druvung Iner Ford us one of Ivlary Lou s IaI'esI deas of suacnde Erfervescenf WIII1 personalnfy slwe I'1as confrubufed mucI'1 In Ilwe way ol lun 'ro our class Lois of luck Lulu as a sc ool Ieaclwer efbal I I'IocIcey I 2 3 4 Frer'cI1CIub 234 u I er 4 Relrospec 4 Class Com A v mn m 4 Ba que-I Com Dance Com I 2 3 4 Deccrallng Com 2 3 Prom Com 3 4 Properly Com 3 Relresnrnenl Com 2 3 Sfallcn C fn 3 U Inerefle XXX ff fig JOHN W REINERTH Lesfer Slworf peppy and Ioquacfous Jack possesses qu:+e a sense of Iwumor and a fondness for Ilme fairer sex Dancnng ns one of Ins Iwobb es as IS evidenced by Inrs presence a+ I'I1e Safur day nuglwl dances F o'rba I Basnefba 34 Track 3 Cvermar' C up 2 3 er A v FI ur rn arce Ccm 2 C fry PHILLIP E SAPOVITS Parkside Phll s leasing ways allwlefuc build and abulufy and Ins amuable personalufy gave hum popu Iarufy plus I-Ieres wnslmng Imam success In lass srudnes and sporfs as Iwe goes on To college olball I 2 3 4 Baslcelball 3 Traclc I 2 3 4 German I 2 e er 34 Relrospec S uden? Council 23 C ss Pay 3 Class Coun I 2 3 4 Vnce Presudenf 3 Dance Com 23 Deccrafnng C rn 34 Prom C rn 34 We f V Esglnly Inve .fl u ' , ' . Sh ' . V . l . . . I C e Lb 2-3-4- Bar-d 3-42 Adverllslng Com. -3-4- ' Dance Cc . 3- ' c ' . ' I enl O W . I , Y . I ' , 7 C: ' ' 5' C ' ' V C -3- Fy 'V 3-4' Cass Pay 3-47 d els g CC . 2-3? I3 . ' rcss Cou' 3-4. I - - . - - I . , ' . . . . , , In ' . ' Fo - - - 7 I- ' - - - 7 Baslc II ' - - - y ,, , . , - glee Clrb -3: GI e Club 2-3: Fly II - 7 II III CI b .2Y3.4g Fly 7 f 3 ' , , 47 I 4 . 4. - 7 Ia I I .C'I CII I-2-3-4: d er+'s' g Co , I- 7 n , 4' ' ' I ' ' ' - ' T '- .-7 . 0-'T 9-'- ery o . 4' Ilckel Com. 'I s Y I U .gif Q I M I ' I, ,Q I , 7 lllx I . ', ai' IVF, I III is . by nw XL I My-,X 'H rc-ID B ISE! EDWARD R SCH M I DT Trainer Ed is ralher shy bul lun loving and courleous A nice looking lellow and a neal dresser sum up his appearance. Allhough he has very lew exlra-curricular aclivilies he has proven him- sell a worlhy member ol lhe class. aclc If l li. . ROBERT C. SHAFFER Ridley Park The 'Relrospecl' claimed much ol Bobs lime during his senior year bul he slill lound lime lo be an aclive member ol olher organiza- lions. l-lis popularily in combinalion wilh h's inlelligence and dependabilily should assure him ol a brighl lulure in lhe engineering world. oolba 44 Frencn Cub 2-34 Glee C .b I-2-3-4' Orcheslra l-2-3-4' iF'yer I-4' Relrfapev' 4- Sl,- denl Ccurt' I-2-3-4' Cas: Ray 3-4' Cass Counci 2' Cross Czmlry l-2-3' Biccgy Cub 2-3A Cass Trip Ccm, 4. Eighly-six egx QM? HELEN R SCONE Trainer This cule vivacious cheerleader has a winning personalily and is lcnown lor her lranlcness and honesly. l-lelen s sunny smile and dimples are noliced everywhere. l-ler sole ambilion is lo be happy al whalever she decides lo do. ' lball - -3-4' Hocxey I-2-3447 Cheeriea 'rg - ' e ma C.. ' c - Y v 1 ' Ter - - 7 Relrospe . ' fi :sci - ' C' Counci f ' , 'm. ' E, 'nml l . ,, ' Progr CHARLES B. SHORT Essinglon Bernard lalces lile exceplionally easy, and his name and slalure go hand in hand. l-lis am- 'ion is lo be a machine operalor 'n a a ory, we wish him well 'n his l'el l wor . DONALD F SIEGEL Parlxslcle Wl+lw lms swell personalxly and easy gonna m nner Don Is well lrlced loy all I-las red aur good loolcs and slwarp manner of dressung wlll lv lwm IU llndwng a place un llwe busun s world Baslce a r a 3 f fn DAVID I. SMITH Radley Park Wlwaf a clnaracler' ln spsfe of Ins praclucal es he us slll a popula le ow wulln all friends We hope llwaf +l'1e clmemusls of 'rlwe world w Il nor be 'foo shocked a+ lms lalo con coclwons oss C unlry I234 T clc 34 German CLI: e C mb er ros e o Cass Play Relresn rnfCorn4 Tal r m4 l' apC ffxl ns: cf K, x Englwly seven ROBERT E SIMMS Marcus Hoolr Wlllm lms omel affslude Bob ns seldom seen IO exlra currucplar acluv Tees No one can deny lms amlab llly for Ive lnas many lrlends despule lns qulel ways MARTHA J SMITH Marcus Hook Good flwnngs come In small packages lvlarly IS small cule vnvaclous and lnas a pleasing personaluly Wnllw lxer musucal abululy slwe ha conlrnbufed 'ro several of our assembly pro grams I-ler amblhon alfer gradualuon IS lo become an alrlnne lwosless I-lappy landing lvlarly ee C ab 2 3 4 e rn Decorah g C m 4 Erle fa rme'v+ Com 4 r om 4 Relres rnerl C 'n 4 Sraf ery Com fqxx 1 1 DAVID E SOLUM Marcus Hook Suze IS nol undlcahve ol accomplushmenls as we can see by observnng Dave H ns nnlrer esfed In arf and someday we hope To see has worlc an lhe arf museums co1ball23 Ar? C Lb 4 Fyer 4 Ad erf sung om 3 Rehcspecl DONALD W SYKES Lunwood n doesnf belneve ln a dull momen Wherever +here ns a commoluon one can be ure 'ro hnd hum ln The middle ol If Don who is nol an individualisl is a welcome addilion lo any crowd. Fr, ba' 4' S ,dorm C'. :T 3A Slaff ' om. . Eighly-elghl sl LUCILLE SULPIZIO Linwood A++rac+uve carefree and muschnevous are lhe adlecluves besl' sulled fo describe Lucille She should be a hne offnce worker a career +ha'r his her perleclly w'1g4GeeCLb23 mung4Bd 2 rcheslra I234 erospecf 4 e m Program C rn 3 Relreslornenl Com 4 Slahonery Com 4 RICHARD SZATKOWSKI Lesfer Dlck was old reluable on Jrhe cross counfry feam He may mol have been lhe number one man buf he was a greal assel' To The leam. Diclc expecls lo malce lhe Navy his career. 5, -44 CJ .unfr - 7 'C 1 ls. . KATHLEEN WEBBERT Ridley Park Kalhleen ls lrlendly, peppy, nonchalanl, and lun lovlng A member ol lhe commerclal class she lS arming lowaros a secrelarol career and should prove lo be a oooo se relary lo ome ouslness ewecullve WARREN W WHEELER Radley Park Warren us very lrlendly and co operallve H spends mucn ol has lame on hls molor scooler Aller gradualuon he expecls lo be an office worker G x.. Emu-' L NCQ f Elghly mne KATH RYN E. WELDON Marcus Hook Kay ls a good nalured, cule, and friendly girl, oves danclng, and can usually be seen al The Salurday nlghl dances She has chosen lhe leld ol nurslng for her career and her excel lenl characler us dellnulely lo her advanlage 34 r o A e 4 q 2 3 4 9 'Yl V C e A NORMA J WHITE Esslnglon Norma lS lcnow for her well groomed hair and ouuel dlsposullon She could always be found wllh a cerlavn Junior Her lavorule hobby lS slcalung and she wlll undoubledly succeed un lhe nurslng prolessuon oe-C cami 71.4 .J Q,--.5 f NATHANIEL WILLIAMS Linwood Freclcles is a very lovial mischievous boy who enloys having a good lime in school l-las ad ing abilily was displayed in Ihe Junior Play which he helped Io make a greal success Solfball 4 Class Play 3 DONALD S. WRIGHT Trainer Bealds name is closely associaled wilh his car +he Trainer boys and Hfunf' I-le can usually be seen a+ Ihe Salurday nighl dances, where he enjoys wolfing, German Club 3' Glee Club 3-47 Class Counii 2' Sa'es Corn, 4- Dar-ce Corn. 3' Erlerfainmerl Corn. I-2' Prom Cinm 3' Relreshmerl Corn. 4. Ninefy 909420091 'H J REESE WOODALL Lesier Reese lives in a world of his own I-le is very guief and bashiul buf lailhlully occupies a cherished spol in Ihe lower hall wifh a cerlain blon e I-Is arnbihon is 'ro be a baseball player Foolba 3 Da ce Corn I Biology Cub 2 RITA WUNDER Essing+on Rifa is cule cheerful lively and has a good sense of humor. Aller school her ambilion i' 'ro be an olllice worker in Weslinghouse. She will undoubledly do well in Ihis, her chosen lield of worlc. Glee Csb I' Sa'es Corn. 4' Relreshrner? Corn. 4' Sfaferery Corn. 4. RAYMOND ZI EGENFUSS Rndley Perl: Zueq 4 a very achve and dependable fellow He possesses a readiness lo help ard ha a greaf fondness for dancing and sporrs as e 2 G ee C a as r OW' fl ef 5 VT' 'YT PY' AX K Fw Va -f'X XX xxl Nnnefy one RICHARD J ZUZEK Lesler Kooch us one of our handsome loofball play ers He ns as dependable on fhe gr duron as un 'rhe classroom Wrlh hns pleasing personalnly and hearly laugh Kooch us sure 'ro qo a lono way effwdn f as C e Pre d MARIE LENZI Marcus Hook Corning lo us ID lhe laller par? of her sensor year Marne s pleasung personalufy made her a welcome adduhon lo The class ol Sl The besl of everylhung lo you Marne Z 3 ig 0,0 ecy, 3 C' ngerrg jdiif Before I can delve anfo flue sfory of flue Cran berry Tales I musf farsf gave a braef background of flue seffang Tlue year as I96I flue place as flue area surroundang Lesfer and Essangfon flue purpose as fo fand flue losf souls of flue Class of 5l Tlue reader musf bear an mand fluaf we are an a cluangang fame No longer as fluere a need for elecfrac power 'flue age ns afomac Because of flue uselessness of elec fracafy flue Wesfangluouse planf luas been renovafed and recondafaoned by flue well known arcluafecf Racluard Blakeley anfo a cranberry facfory Ifs name as flue Cranberry Colony dreamed up by Bob Marks 'llue nearby swamps as fluey were called luave long sance been draaned by Bob Davfes 81 Company for use as cranberry bogs 'flue bogs are farmed by Lynnelle l-lammer wluo personally luelps an flue packang of flue Iave berrfes Jolun Marlaff anofluer farmer wluo luad fo gave up cluacken raasang because of round eggs as Lynnelle s assasfanf In flue bogs packang cranberraes day n workers Joyce Poole former secrefary fo flue presadenf as workang an Secfaon D Row A packang a rafe of 253 berraes a manufe Tlus fame record an flue undusfry 'flue lasf luolder of flue record was Glenna Pluallappa wluo was fared affer droppang a berry and sfeppang on af an flue presence of flue planf manager Grey I-Iufcluasoru Walma Page luas 'faken up flue arf of Iugglang whale on dufy Some people say as I lueard flurouglu flue cluaef operafor of flue cranberryvane I-leleru Scone fluaf lue can Iuggle sax waflu luer luands faed belarud luer Celesfane Osle anofluer unforfura e sccaefary wluo now packang lay down fo sleep fn flue oozy bog and was narrowly saved from drowrang by Jolun Ay SHMCBF I, Ly wluo wa passang by on luas way fo wa en Donald Sykes from luas 'ob as luead wafer boy I lueard from Beffy Moore anofluer packer an Secfaon fluaf Ann Manor spenf fourfeen luours flue nagluf before packang berraes ouf of luer long fresses llue nexf fume slue wull know beffer and buy a berry ow As I moved along on my anspecfaon 'four I fook noface of flue canals fluaf luad been dug by one of Davaes men Jack Buscema Some say lue used pluysacal means fo dag fluem I rounded a bend an flue bog on my gondola operafed by Jolun Maxon and cluanced fo observe Joyce Engelke down on luer luands and knees I fluougluf slue was prayang buf I Iafer found ouf slue was merely sluelferfrug flue young seedlangs from flue sun Poor kad fluey fraed fo gave luer a beffea' 'ob buf flue secfaon foreman Duck Zuzek refused Besade Joyce was anofluer Iaborang gurl fluas one I found fo be Sluarley Knowles Slue kepf blowang on flue planfs and flue more slue would ferfalazer on flue planfs I found ouf Iafer fluaf a for mer scluool prancapal Davad l-I Banang luad faugluf fluem flue mefluods of flue W P A In case you dadn f know all flue work an flue bogs as done by luand lf seems fluaf Pluallap Sapovafs flue owner of flue planf a v ry parfacular man I overlueard Marcella Downey fellang luer fraend Barbara Darcy fluaf lue vanfed all flue seeds counfed an flue delecfable b rraes Jane Cox wluo was sfandang by flurew up ler pof an despaar and craed I qu fl Slue dad b f nof unfal Donald Saegel flue offacaal bouncer fook luer bodaly and fnrew luer anfo flue canal Slue was lucky fluaf lue dd nof drown buf Jo Helen Nc Cann s pef beaver wluo was ba karug IH flue sunlacluf Nanefy fwo Le f Of' Ae CL , . I , . II - Pied' ' 5 .I . I- I and day ouf, are some of flue former Wesfingluouse blowi flue more Mary Ann Marks would sprlnkle auf I If - I A 'I I h V. I ls ann alle I . -I h . I I I 'q I . . . . .I EE e . . .. . . I. I POI? lelfy CON! dragged her ashore Jo Helen had hum +rauned especually +or such emergencues I+ appeared +o me +ha+ Jean Be+ham was +he only gurl doung any con s+ruc+uve work She was busy +ulIung baske+s wu+h dur+ nd handung +hem +o Luculle Sulpuzuo who un +urn gave +hem +o Ronald Pedruck Ronald used +he our+ +or a +ounda+uon o+ hus home whuch he was buuldung un +he muddle of +he bog No one knows why bu+ Duck O+ley +he execu+uve un charge of +un can labels +or +he pIan+ saud +ha+ he +hougI'u+ u+ was for luvung purposes I le++ +he bogs +eeIung very soggy bu+ none +he less spuru+ed I+ dud me good +o see so many people busuly engaged un doung no+hung I+ remunded me so much o+ Senuor Englush I can s+uII see e b Lovgren drawung puc+ures oI cranberrues un Ivluss Hupps room Iu++le knowung +ha+ some day he would be manu+ac+urung +hem Today Herb us foreman +o +he ar+us+ John Lennuck who keeps +he C un +he cranberry sugn always +reshIy paun+ed I walked over +o an umpressuve lookung young man guard ng +he en+rance +o +he cannery +orrnerIy Wes+unghouse I was surprused +o +und +ha+ 1+ was none o+her +han Charles Esslunger a re+ured Naval o+lucer Hus +ee+ were propped up on +he +abIe and he was readung +he Cranberry Journal a weekly pubIuca+uon ed fed by Lee Harvey and Jum Harshaw Chas gave +he usual hello as I passed +hrough +he ga+e I medua+ely I was accos+ed by chue+ enguneer o+ +he va+s Bernard SI'uor+ He looked cIea+hIy red so I asked wha+ was +he ma++er He sad +he o++'ucuaI +as+er Ed Schmud+ had been suck +or +he Ias+ +wo weeks and +ha+ he had been Ie++ +o +as+e each ba+ch o+ cranberry sauce whuch he claums us un usually Iurry +hus season I asked hum +o +ake me around +he pIan+ he saud he would I+ was +o me uus+ a maze of pupes and va+s bu+ I la+er learned o+ +heur meanung Vuncen+ Burke was sea+ed behund +he c n+rols of wha+ was called +he cranoerry galvu nuzer Thus gadge+ was unven+ed by Herman Ivluron +o +es+ +he edubuIu+y of +he berry Raymond Mc Fadden was s+andung on hus head when I came un He was +ryung +o read a +lexubIe mucrome+er whuch Roy Lyons was holdung perpenducular +o +he axus or a sprung con+rap+uon I found ou+ +rom Bernard +ha+ +hus con+rap+uon was merely a cen+ru+uge separa+ung +he berrues from +he s+ems The uanu+or Joe Monroe was busuly sweepung up +he s+ray s+ems and pu++ung +hem un a con+auner desugned by Duck Kauser The only gurl I saw on +he +Ioor was Joanna Draper She was new on her uob o+ druvung around a small delzvery +ruck She had uus+ receuved her druvers Iucense a++er applyung +or +he permu+ IOOI +umes Over un +he corner I saw Duck Alexander +urnung a dal and readung a book a+ +he same +ume One glance +old me +ha+ u+ was hus Senuor Englush Iu+era +ure book He was +akung a nugh+ course wu+h Muss Hupps and was busy memoruzung Ozymanduas + +he +ume Over un ano+her corner I spued Ralph Heulug whu++Iung on a long s+uck He saud he had wan+ed +o be a +ores+er bu+ he dudn+ pass hus axe +es+ Now he was makung s+urrers for +he grea+ cauldrons o+ bubblung sauce I Ie++ Bernard on hus +Ioor because he heard +he dus+an+ scream o+ Elaune Lucas whuch sugnuhed +he +unaI processung o+ ano+her ba+ch o+ cranberrues I wen+ ups+aurs +o +he cannung room The people here were really canned Furs+ I wen+ +o +he re search depar+men+ where I found Bob Sha+Ier busy developung a new can made o+ me+al so +ha+ you could see +he sauce when buyung u+ on +he marke+ Jack Reuner+h was runnung around Ike mad puck ung up odd bu+s o+ cans and +akung +hem over +o Helen Morgan wuo was payung hum a penny a scrap Jack +hen pu+ +he pennues un a puggy bank I aske why he was doung +ha+ He saud I ave ro+hung else +o do so I mugh+ as well make money Iha+ un my es+uma+uon was Ioguc The cannung process was un charge of Alf ed Fagerland He made all +he mauor aduus+men+s on +he machunery Nune+y +nree ' ' . 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C0l'lf Once whule I was There I heard a greaT cIaTTerung TO my surpruse I saw The Tops OT The cans huTTung The TIoor Leo Downey was The cause OT The com moTuon I-Ie TorgoT To aduusT The Topper so ThaT uT huT The can whule passung under Jack Krueg Tresh OuT OT college was hOIdung a box near The end OT The cannery InTO The box dropped The cans and as each one dud he counTed Them OuT Ioud DonaId GaIIagher workung near by On Davud SOIum s broken arm Davud broke uT whuIe Tryung To IuTT a heavy box OT pupe Thread ToId Krueg To keep quueT buT Jack conTunued To counT OuT Ioud unTuI Vurgunua Lundsay a muId naTured nurse came and Took hum away Rosemary Gauduno and Anna GruTTuThs were boTh Iab Technucuans They would TesT The vOIume OT The sauce as uT dropped un The cans Thus was an amazung 'ob c eaTed by Olwen Laws who had seen done un The Parus cranberry TacTorues Sadue DuSTephano amused The workers aT IunchTume by dancung To The Cranberry WaITz whuIe sTandung on Top OT The cannung machune As I was sTandung un The cannung room I saw EIsue Kammunga runnung up TO The Toreman charge Ray ZuegenTuss She saud she saw anOTher employee puTTung berrues un hus pockeTs ZuegenTuss ummeduaTeIy sOughT OuT The pIanT crumunOIOgusT Jack GaTTone Jack Traced The cuIpruT by cranberry sTauns on The TIoor The OTTender whose name us wuThheId because OT hus age was a Tormer sTudenT aT RudIey T-Iugh AT Thus Tume I heard The noon whusTIe bIow IT bIew Two Iongs and a shorT Tollowed aTTer a pause by Three shorTs Thus was To sugnuTy ThaT The desserT served un The caTeTerua Today was To be cranberry pue The whusTIe blower I was unTormed was Bob Summs All The empIoyees gave a sugh nOT cran berrues agaun' GIOrua Archer was The cook un The caTeTerua She worked hard all day aT ThaT and Then wenT home aT nughT and cooked a hearTy supper Tor her husband and chuIdren Marue Kalesnuk heIped her To raTuon OuT The number OT cranberrues un The pue sluces whuIe BeTTy BurnuTe made cranberry ueIIO Through The Open wundow OT The caTeTerua I cOuId hear a I-Iammond Organ pIayung IT was Gerda Overwuen playung Tales OT Vuenna Cranberrues To The puckers n The bog Soon The whusTIe bIew agaun wnc' They wenT back To work Thus Tume I v suTed The research oTTuces un adverTus ung I-Iere I Tound Emma CeppuTeIIu manucurung The sTems OT Tresh cranberrues so ThaT They wouId Iook nuce Tor The arrangemenT ThaT Barbara Rees was makung Tor The nexT LuTe adverTusemenT JaneT Johnson was modelung The dresses TabrucaTed Trom cranberry skuns by The worId renowned chemusT Barbara CroThers She Iooked sTunnung un The Iong skurT OT cranberry red The dress uTseIT was desugned by Mary Lou RuTner un her spare Tume I-Ier regular uob us kuIIung anTs I walked over To our Toreugn OTTuces manager John Beard and asked hum whaT They were doung un OTher counTrues From hum I Iearned ThaT Sal Manerchua was TraveIung un Chuna To make a sTudy OT The bog guoTa Tor ThaT counTry Jum McLaughIun was up un Canada chasung a Tew seeds ThaT bIew up There durung a bad sTorm Ac cordung To Duck Ennus The seeds should be around The Yukon by now You see Duck us The weaTher man Tor The cranberry concern Sylvua Fesco us Over un Germany Teachung The youngsTers The duT Terence beTween cranberry and CanTerbury Jean Dugan us sponsorung a Tour Through muddIe ATruca TO deTermune The sTabuIuTy OT The ATrucan cranberry a new Type OT The TruuT duscovered by Joan Bryan whule she was cleanung The boTTOm OT her IaTesT can OT cranberrues I Thanked John Tor hus unTormaTuOn and made my way over To The Iubrary I-Iere were all The IaTesT books on cranberrues and Theur habuTs ShurIey ArmsTrong was The head Iubraruan On The sheIT I observed a book enTuTIed Ten Shockung Poses OT The Cranberry by Barbara I-Iouck Thus was a work OT arT uT muT say I asked Shur NuneTy Touur X9 ,L- K . .' II I . . .A.I A . ,,. ,, . I I ' . ' ' 'uh S . ,'Ie.y ,O ,QA ec? l she had ever heard oT The book Cranberraes an Be Fun b Frazaer I-lellangs S e saa e buT Ba I-IurT had aT ouT now and aT was overdue TharTy days She Then proceeded To Tel abouT all The exTra curracular acTavaTnes an The cran berry TacTory They have a baseball Team on whach Eddae Esslanger and Don McNeal play McNeal sTruck ouT TwenTy Three b TTers h lasT game agaansT The Banana Skanners They oT course use cranberraes ansTead oT The regulaTaon baseballs maybe ThaT wall accounT Tor The vacToraes They have BeTTy GalberTs horse Cranberry Bogs had ausT won The Preakness aT SanTa AnaTa Sharley anTormed me The wannang horse was aockeyed by Lee I-loopes lvlarae Lenza had ausT recenTly reTurned Trom a seraes oT lecTures on The U usual BeneTaTs From Cranberraes I wenT Trom Sharleys labrary To The shappang deparTmenT There I saw WalTer Dall all bandaged IT seems ThaT he was dravang a Truckload OT cran berraes when a berry slapped under a wheel and upseT The Truck Jam Greaves was an The Truck aT The Tame ba,T was noT hurT sance he was Too busv sleepang To know whaT happened Duck SzaTkowska was The commander oT The planTs shaps He had ausT reTurned Trom a cruase To Mexaco where he T d To go To pack up Raymond Gall who massed The boaT when he saw a Mexacan g rl The planT a o had an aar TleeT One oT The planes ad recenTly crashed waTh The paloT Joe Perakas and hosTess IvlarTha SmaTh aboard Luckaly no one was kalled because The cans an The plane acTed as rollers and everyone on board rolled To saTeTy T'ae rollang meThod an The plane was a saTTey de vace anvenTed by Norma Jean Koch Up unTl Thas anvenTaon she had been conTaned To her room because OT a bad case oT nerves conTracTed Trom Teachang elemenTary school I leTT The shappang deparTmenT and wenT To The accounTang deparTmenT Here I Tound Tom CeTola CONC Nile! ponderang over The accounTs Tor one day I-I looked up waTh a sackenang look They were one ranberry shorT I-le ammedaaTely Tlew anTo a rage They Traced The massang cranberry To RaTa Wunder She had accadenTally dropped aT when brangang aT Trom The bogs To The TacTory She IosT her aob as The consequence and aT was ammedaaTely Talled by Beverly Powley Donald WraghT alThough noT an accounTanT ended up an The accounTang deparT menT NaThanael Wallaams was The only one who could accounT Tor Thas IT seems ThaT Donald had applaed Tor a poslTaon and nad been Turned down so many Tames ThaT NaThanrel The anTervaewer Tanally consenTed To leTTang ham dusT OTT The Tales Behand a Tamalaar TypewraTer was Alyce BosTwack As one oT The TorTunaTe secreTaraes who remaaned when WesTanghouse broke up she was busy Typang The dasTracT manager She was doang Tane when uddenly she haT a seed embedded an The paper She had To sTarT all over agaan I Tound her sTall ooang The same IeTTer when I laTer reTurned Jean CoTTrall was busy geTTang a drank aT The waTer cooler I-Ier Tace was blushang red Tor she had swallowed a paece oT cranberry cake made by Norma WhaTe The TarsT paece had choked her Jane I-leacock was saTTang on The lap OT Warren Wheeler playang Tack Tack Toe waTh her pencal Warren dadnT noTace her doang Thus because he was absorbed an sleep Suddenly Kay Weldon came Trappang an The door and shouTed IT Il over' IT s all over' Everyone lumped up and rushed Tor The door Thankang The day was over They Tound laTer To Thear dasgusT ThaT KaThleen WebberT had spalled a vaT oT sauce and aT was all over Soon Thear masery was over The whasTle blew endang an oTher day an The cranberry boos and TacTory I leTT The planT breaThang a deep breaTh whach by The way wall lasT me Tor a week and TroTTed oack To my of-Tace To publash my laTesT book The Cranberry Tales NaneTy Tave ,O f Q I ' ' . e C ' y ' ' . h 'd sh ' ' ' . had, 'II s ' ' C . ' ' ' . , , . . . - a In is . ' . A ,I H- . . . a . . . , a IeTTer on cranberry skin paper To Reese Woodall, ls ' . h , , . ' ' ' , H 's a uloerfa fiue5 2. I. MOST POPULAR Jean Dugan Jim McLaughlin MOST ALL-AROUND Joan Bryan Pl'1il Sapovifs 3. BEST LOOKING Jim Harshaw Ann Minor 4. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joyce Poole Bob Shaffer 5. MOST BRILLIANT Glenna Plwillippi Lanny Smifh 6. MOST STUDIOUS Barbara Crofhers Ralph Heilig 7. BEST POLITICIANS Lee Harvey Bob Marks 8. BEST ATI-I LETES Jean Coffrill Dick Ennis I. FUNNIEST Elaine Lucas Jack Buscemi 2. PEPPIEST Sylvia Fesco Dick Alexander 3. BEST DRESSED Barbara Rees Donald Gallagher 4. BEST DANCERS Helen Morgan Ed Esslinger 5. MOST DIGNIFIED Gerda Overwein John Dzezdy 6. QUIETEST Norma Whi+e John Beard 7. CUTEST Jane Cox Herb Lovegren 8. CUTEST NICKNAMES Boo Laws Koocl1 Zuzelc uloerfa fiuw ow if Can M jofof ln The year oT 47 came The class oT 5l IT Toolc a whle To meeT a pal, buT soon we became al one, Mr. Bel war class adviser and sTarTed Tn, on The road, And Then one day we had our my who was To bear The Toad Ray ZeoenTuss became our money Taker Jean Duoan was handy w1Th pen and paper Duc Ennus was elecTed our vrce man An McL1Lghlrn sTarTed leading our clan One oay e rneT n The unchroom sTarT Olr TrsT bug S The sale oT course was magazlnes Qur oLoTa we d d noT Tall Qur a embly was a rn nsTrel And was a huoe success An by The way w ll a o sa SporTs were oreaT no less ATTer a shorT adlournmenT as sophomores we re Turned We hao a r-ew adv' er Mwss DrTTerT as we learned A oTT ers ZregenTuss conhnued hls Term Whzle Zuzelf was elecTed The head oT The Trrm Mcl.auohhn came In Tor second place And To ecreTary Dugan won The race N neTy e P7 P AT CnrrsTrnas Twme we sold many a caro Though many Turnes we Tound :T hard We ll never TorgeT TnaT parTy gay Whuch brnghTened up The monTh oT May We planned our oances wnTh The uTrnosT care Cur sporTs cloThes saw much wear and Tear Qur sTudues we neglecTed noT Nor had we oTher acTrvrTres TorgoT As Junrors we were rarlng Togo To ThoughTs T lazrness we sald NC' John Wulson spurred us on our way Though TD every maTTer we had our say The pre ndency McLaughlin Tools Bob Marlcs nnheruTed The money boolc As ylce Phrl apovTT won ouT IT ww Dugan Tor secreT ry wlThouT douoT Mrs T-Ta sler olrecTed our mysTerwoLs p ay And never wlll we TorgeT ThaT day' Tne various ornmrTTees ano sT were Top Pd W r o W PG, fl ONGU emo ed Tlpenool rr wd ur Pr m oe 1 eye XVe we e ever T we w n J T I ' J - v I k a , K T T Ta w T l , To ' 1 TR T ale. , a A ss E s , J ' , . A .. , d , e ls y, ' JT T TT J T J. x r T r r T X 'S I ' ' X , l T T T . s Tc T s T T , ' ' J I ., , r s . o T T T . sT T , Y f i - , 1 T fl 4 Cl fl 1 - . S TT . T L lc , T T c T T ca, s. F., T also The boys who o led hare aT props. T-lo 'ne elude rc- reared an T n - T , Spool' wal Tsy rw by a 2 . T Ta , in s O' fy T ,came a ,ocisl nT, r a ,yrs T'-if e T. I '- TghT SA? Mdfor of gfaffif 0 I In learning we dlo our oesT To shlne, an zporTs we aio do ',.sT Tlre. ln gTee Cubs we rafsed our volces in sono, And Tn Qiubs we never seemed To go wrong. As grown up senlors we rehrred fn The Ta, VVe Took oar parses En hockey ard T:5'oa . 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