Ridley Park High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Ridley Park, PA)
- Class of 1962
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Volume XXVII The 1962 Retrospect CO-EDITORS Jeanie Fassler Sally Jean Campbell BUSINESS MANAGERS Norman Ferguson 1 Bruce Hoffsommer FOREWORD Although the primary purpose of a yearbook is to compile the memories of an entire school year, that is not its only function. It may seem that this is a book wih sentimental value for seniors only; however, it is meant for the school en masse. The annual, therefore, acts as a binding factor among the many constituents of Ridley Park High School. With this proud thought in mind, we, the yearbook staff, present to you, our subscribers, the 1962 RETROSPECT. With introspection as the theme of our publication, this year s staff wishes to convey its earnest appreciation to those who have helped bring the events of the school year into focus. We sincerely hope that you enjoy reading this book as much as we enjoyed producing it. 2 fable of Contents Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Athletics Activities Advertising DEDICATION Mr. J. Layton Moore has served the Ridley Park School System and the community for thirty-five years. During this time he has retained the high standards of the school and has been an able administrator, striving to insure the harmony between teachers and students. The sincerest best wishes, gratitude, and deep appreciation of the Class of 1962 go with Mr. Moore upon his retirement. In honor of his worthy accomplishments, the Senior Class dedicates its RETROSPECT to this capable, tireless, and respected individual. _ FACULTY Directing Operations . . . .it Supervising Principal J. LAYTON MOORE The members of the Class of 1962 and I have had many interests in common these past four years. Now as you prepare for your graduation, we find ourselves once again with an identical interest. You are graduating this year; I am retiring. It took you only four years to get through. For me it required thirty-five. I imagine that your reaction about leaving the Ridley Park High School is much the same as mine. It is one of anticipation, but also one of regret. We anticipate an adjustment to a new kind of life and a different routine. That which we may accomplish in the future may not make the big headlines, yet one can never be certain. There could be a Shep- pard. or a Grissom, or a Glenn in this very class. Of one thing I am sure. Whatever the task ahead, whether it be glamorous or it be ordinary, each can and should put forth the best effort of which he is capable. This is not only the most certain, but the only road to real happiness. Principal OLIVER S. ALEXANDER A separanon such as we anticipate inevitably causes regret. The termination of happy associa- tions, the cessation of effort on common tasks, the words of encouragement and praise from our friends, the victories won, the defeats endured, all tend to weld us as a people into a powerful force. A termination of these experiences brings regret. However, as we leave may we be aware that we have a common mission. It is that we as representa- tives of our school be ever diligent to bear her standards high and declare her praise. The patterns set and the habits formed during our days and years in Ridley Park High School will to a great degree determine our future. May it be a happy and re- warding one. With very sincere best wishes, J. Layton Moore Supervising Principal 8 Mr. Stiles. Mr. Riddell. Mr. Blanton, Mr . Zarr. Mr. Rice, Mr. Dennison. Mr. Getty. . . . from Capitol Hill To the students of the Ridley Park High School graduating class we extend our sincere congratu- lations as the hour of your commencement approaches. Commencement time is a time of mixed emotions, a time of ending and a time of beginning, a time of remembering and a time for future planning. You have completed your basic training, and tomorrow with your diploma in your hand you will face the world. Your classmates will have scattered far and wide in a world different from the world of books and classrooms. Whatever you do in life, wherever you may be called to perform your duties give it your best. Never be afarid to travel the extra mile. Learn to find enjoyment and pleasure in the simpler things of life; be optimistic in your outlook. Life has its joys and its sorrows, but may yours be a life of joy Always remember, If a man does not know to what port he is steering, no wind is favorable to him. Edith J. Zarr President of Ridley Park School Board Inspiring Our Youth . . . MR. JOHN H. BOYD V Heidelberg College Social Studies r v MRS. ELIZABETH ALBERT Pennsylvania State University Reading MR. FRANK BROWN West Chester State College Science MISS SIGRUN BASSOE Temple University Physical Education MRS. MABEL M. BULLOCK University of Pennsylvania Guidance Counselor MRS. DORIS P. BELL Muskingum College English, French MISS NATALIE L. DENSMORE Temple University Business Education MR. RICHARD P. BELL Carnegie Institute of Technology Industrial Arts MR. BENJAMIN P. FELLER University of Pennsylvania Social Studies MR. MICHAEL Q. BERNOT Bloomsburg State Teachers College Social Studies, Mathematics MRS. WILMA S. FLAIG Elizabethtown College Mathematics 10 . . . the Builders MR. SAMUEL O. GODFREY Temple University Driver Education MR. RALPH N. MYERS University of Pennsylvania English, Latin MR. H. LYTTON JONES West Chester State College Instrumental Music MISS ELMA S. PECK Drexel Institute of Technology Librarian MICHAEL E. KERTIS Buclcnell University Science MR. JAMES PENTIMALL West Chester State College Geography MRS. HELEN LIPPMAN Heidelberg College English, Dramatic Arts MR. HOWARD K. PLUMMER Ferris Institute University of Pennsylvania Science MISS JOANNE McKEE West Chester State College Physical Education MRS. MARY B. RAYMOND University of Pennsylvania MR. THOMAS McKEEVER West Chester State College English 11 . . . of tomorrow MRS. MARTHA RYDER Albright Home Economics MRS. KATHRYN C. STEWART Presbyterian Hospital Nurse MR. ROBERT B. SHAFFER Buclcnell University Mathematics MR. FRANK H. WALTZ Swarthmore College Mathematics MRS. LUCY SIDENER University of Washington Vocal Music MRS. SARAH L. WERNTZ Bryn Mawr College English, German MR. JOHN B. WILSON Temple University Physical Education MISS KATHRYN STARR Philadelphia Museum College of Arts Art . JOSEPH STEFANOWICZ Lafayette College Social Studies MR. GEORGE D. WIMMER University of Pennsylvania Social Studies MR. WILLIAM STEVENSON Bloomsburg State College Business Education 12 Keeping the Big Wheel Turning MRS. MARY H. SMITH University of Tennessee Dietician COOKS Mrs. Mildred L Lynn and Mrs. Elisabeth Wright. SECRETARIES Miss Margaret Smith. Miss Nancy Thomas. Miss Ruth Todd V rf MAINTENANCE STAFF Mr. Graham Quinn. Mr. Delbert Kishbaugh. Mr. James Rae, Mr. Henry Henry. SENIORS SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL FIRST ROW: F. Taylor. B. Clark, L. Murray. J. Passmore, President; N. Rees. Secretary; P. Owens. Vice-President; Mr. Shaffer, Advisor. SECOND ROW: T. Rebert. N. Ferguson, J. Sheffer, D. Gray. 16 JOHN LINCOLN PASSMORE Simon Scientific The possibility exists, . . . good student . . . superb athlete . . . versatile and witty . . . has a winning personality . . . plans to study Maritime Law . . . excellent leader . . . music-lover. PAUL ELWOOD OWENS Pete Scientific Don't worry too much about anything. . . . contagious smile . . . bright eyes . . . devil may care attitude . . . brilliant student . . . dislikes bothersome girls . . . superb actor . . . sweet. NATALIE IONA REES Gnat Academic Grrrrr, . . . enthusiastic . . . Intelligent . . . head cheerleader . . . always busy and helpful . . . very popular . . . garrulous . . . good sense of humor . . . self-reliant ... is attractive and bewitching. LAWRENCE JOHN MURRAY Larry Scientific You win, I lose, take the marbles! . . . always breaking another record . . . very likable . . . enjoys being with people . . . winning manner . . . original and self-reliant. 17 MARGARET ANN ADAMS Peggy Academic Hmmmm, . . . pretty, popular, and perky . . . future woman in white . . . cheerful and happy . . . never quiet . . . animated personality . . . likes food, dances, and parties. JEAN KATHLEEN ALLEN Kathy Academic Somebody's got to be kidding! . . . friendly, gay, and talkative . . . one of the dance band musicians . . . likes to be active . . . always where she's needed. GEORGE CHRISTOPHER BARTOW Chris Scientific I say there! . . . always willing to join in . . . helpful and cooperative . . . takes care of the amplifier . . . desires a career in the forestry services. LYNDA JUNE BEZOLD Idget Academic What are you some kind of a nut? . . . loves to yell at football games . . . peppy, friendly, and cheerful ... is always having exciting experiencs. DONALD PAUL BICKHART Don General I don't know. . . . always joking . . . dislikes homework . . . wants to be an airplane mechanic . . . partial to baseball . . . likes cars, food, and sleep. ROY ADAM BIRL Roy General Who asked you? . . . aspiring paper hanger . . . likes sort-of red hair and English class . . . silent . . . occasionally likes to study. II REBECCA LYONS BROOKS Becky Secretarial Get right! . . . likes food, especially pizza . . . paints in her spare time . . . excellent soft- ball player . . . future secretary. EMILY BARBARA BRAZOZOWSKI Tip Top Commercial Clerical That's too bad! . . . quiet . . . social . . . sweet . . . good humor ... a good friend . . . enjoys collecting new money . . . aspires to work in a large factory. ROBERT THOMAS BUCARI Bob Scientific Now youâve done it! . . . quiet and reserved . . . has a future in journalism or government service . . . sedate and unobtrusive . . . stamp and coin collector. SUSAN SPENCER BURKE Academic that a fact? . . . warm, friendly personal- can be heard yelling at football games always busy . . . wants to teach elementary school. SALLY JEAN CAMPBELL Sal Scientific Oh, pain! . . . heart of gold . . . staunch friend . . . enjoys life . . . has a radiant personal- ity . . . conscientious and thoughtful of others . . . . cheerful, helpful, and friendly. RICHARD THURSTON CHRISTIAN Dick Academic But I'm afraid of girls! . . . enjoys taking pictures and telling stories . . . contagious laugh . . . worries about his wasteline . . . great sports Ian ... a hard worker. ROBERT GEORGE CLARK Bob Scientific Gee whiz! . . . deft in handling a basket- ball . . . never without a smile . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . good humor . . . sincere and friendly . . . future accountant. NELSON ALFORD CLONTZ, JR. âTex Scientific Life begins at 3:06! . . . pleasant personality . . . bowls for enjoyment . . . counts teachers mistakes in his spare time . . . future in elec- tronics . . . likes food. MARILYN ANN CLIFF Marilyn Academic You're kidding! . . . tall, blonde, and attractive ... is one of our five colorguards . . . witty, fun loving, and friendly . . . aspires to become a teacher. BARRY LEE COFFIN Barry General Almost . . . quiet and easy-going . . . has wonderful sense of humor . . . takes things as they come . . . great television fan . . . future public accountant. HELEN LINDA CONNOR Linda General I care. . . . mischievous, carefree, and con- genial . . . big, blue eyes . . . fun to be with . . . ambition is to get married and have cute kids. JOHN CHARLES COPPICK Big John Scientific Spread out. . . . aspiring nuclear scientist . . . sarcastic wit ... A Carrot Top . . . dis- likes being nagged . . . warns us to do as he says and not as he does. MICHAEL CSANADY III Mike Scientific Oh yea? . . . aspiring millionaire . . . avid water skier . . . seen buzzing around on his motor scooter . . . enjoys bowling and football . . . hard worker ... a class wit. WALLACE A. DANIELS Wally Scientific It makes no difference! . . . cheery grin . . . one of our quieter classmates . . . enjoys ath- letics and playing chess . . . hopes to become an Air Force engineer. CAROL SUE MARIE DEMARCO Peanuts General Get off it! . . . demonstrative and alert . . . is always making funny faces . . . friendly and energetic . . . pleasing personality . . . ambition is to think for herself. BETTY ANN DESPER B. A. D. Academic Get off it! . . . demonstrates and alert . . . energetic and creative . . . likes ice skating and roller skating . . . jubilant . . . cloths conscious . . . wants to be a fashion designer. ROY ALBERT DUNDERDALE Hymie Don't sweat it! . . wants to be a bookie enjoys playing football in the Physics lab. Scientific extremely witty . . . . sincere friend . . . . very sly . . . excells HARRY PHILIP DUVAL Harry Academic Anything that's worth doing is worth doing right. . . . hard-running halfback of our mighty eleven . . . peppery and able . . . conscientious and jovial. TONYA ELLISON Samâ Academic Aw! Shut up! . . . fashion-conscious . . . loves animals . . . unhurried and casual . . . likes westerns and funny people . . . wants to raise horses . . . dislikes party poopers. JEANIE STUART FASSLER Jeanie Academic It's fabulous! . . . enterprising class leader . . . excellent speaker . . . neat and sympathetic . . . refreshing personality . . concerned for others . . . willing and capable worker . . . chatty . . .gifted actress. NORMAN BOSS LEWIS FERGUSON, JR. Ferg Scientific I almost care. . . . studious and observing . . . class intellectual . . . ardent cross-country runner . . . shrewd sense of humor . . . solemn and discerning. SUSAN JEAN FREY Sher General I hear my mother calling. ... a real fun lover . . . enjoys people . . . would like to be a comediene such as Carol Burnet. ROSEMARY CAROL FURLANI Carol Commercial Secretarial I doubt it, no joke. . . . talkative and peppy . . . future private secretary . . . cute and witty . . . likes people and food . . admires John F. Kennedy. SUSAN REE GALLAGHER Susie Commercial Secretarial What? . . . quiet and conscientous . . . dependable and well liked . . . artistic ... a steady worker . . . wants to be a secretary. PATRICIA ANN GILLEN â H-m-m! That's nice! . . . cute, genial sta- tionery chairman . . . winning smile . . . hard- working and busy . . . always on the go . . . wants to be a social worker. BARBARA LYNNE GIRARD Bobbie General That's the breaks! . . . warm and friendly . . . future hairdresser . . . always says hello with a smile . . . likes cars and driving . . . aversion to bugs. PATRICIA LYDIA GLENN Pat General You want to bet! . . . Always helping in class and club projects . . . co-operative, en- thusiastic, and friendly . . . wants to lead a normal happy life. ANN MEREDITH HARVEY Ann Academic I'm sure! . . . always enjoys herself . . . elfish smile . . . admires Mr. Wimmer . . . peppy cheerleader . . . doesn't like loud people . . . always talking on the telephone . . . wicked chuckle. EILEEN LOUISE HENDERSON âKelly General You're almost smart! . . . heard before she s seen . . . industrious . . . glowing spirit . . . hard, devoted worker . . . wants to be a beautician . . . likes pep rallies. DAVID LEE GRAY Dave Scientific Hey, lady! . . . smiles easily . . . jubilant and mirthful . . . likes cars and food . . . wants to become a millionaire . . . baseball enthusiast . . . aversed to empty gas tanks. SUSAN JUSTYNE HILLER Sally Academic Cheez! . . . witty . . . one of our colorguards . . . quick thinker, active, amicable . . . wants to be a lab technician . . . hockey ball chaser . . . enthusiastic. RAYMOND CARL HINKLE Hink Scientific What, me worry? . . . reticent . . . good sport . . . owner of a poodle . . . enjoys model railroading . . . always on time . . . future civil or chemical engineer. BRUCE ALFRED HOFFSOMMER Bruce Academic We have a test today? . . . hilarious and merrymaking . . . one-third of the boys trio . . . terrific ad-getter . . . dislikes those bomb shelters. SUSANNE RHEA HOWARD Susie Academic Please be co-ordinated! . . . full of life . . . short but peppy . . . friendly . . . interested in sports . . . wants to go to the University of Hawaii. SAMUEL LOUIS ITALIANO, JR. Sam Academic Sure! . . . loves pizza . . . amateur photog- rapher . . . wants to be successful . . . quiet but friendly . . . likes sports . . . persevering and warmhearted . . . can take a joke. RUTH ELIZABETH JACKSON Libby Academic You're a riot! ... a Moose Club member . . . would rather be small and shine than large and cast a shadow . . . sparkling personality . . . beautiful voice . . . demure and delectable. DALE ARTHUR JONES Mr. I. B. M. Scientific You can't fool me! ... industrious . .. enjoys helping others . . . ingenious . . . has great perspicacity . . . humorous in a unique way . . . plans a future in medicine. DIANA LYNN KAHLER Diana Academic You have a problem? . . . has terrific school spirit.. . human dynamo . . . likes to give parties . . . good student . . . cute and friendly . . . math whiz. JUDITH ANN KEELER JU V' Academic What! . . . reserved, but friendly . . . always willing to help . . . dependable and trustworthy . . . enjoys all sports . . . wants to be a teacher. JEAN ELIZABETH LANYON Jean Scientific Hey yea, how 'bout that! ... active, peppy, and studious . . . strives for perfection . . . good things come in small packages . . . sincere friend. ANITA LASKOWSKI Anita Commercial Secretarial Don't worry about it! . . . known for her hair styling ability . . . capable, efficient future private secretary . . . serious and hard-working . .. proud of her school. NANCY JEAN MACKEY Nancy Secretarial Oh, I wouldn't say that! . . . head color- guard . . . comical . . . pleasing personality . . . smart and friendly . . . aspires to become a legal secretary. DENNIS GEORGE MAHLER Den General That's life! ... everybody's friend ... always smiling and cheerful . . . helpful and thoughtful . . . loves horseback riding . . . fearless baseball player . . . serves soda at football games. MICHAEL EDWARD McANDREW Peanuts General Almost . . . enthusiastic about everything . . . especially fond of football . . . cheery grin . . . good conversationalist . . . seems to like money . . . excellent outlook on life. HORACE JAMES McCOMSEY, JR. Jim Scientific What da ya say? . . . conscientious and likable . . . taciturn . . . steady member of the track team ... a star-watcher . . . likes to build models . . . future chemist. CHARLOTTE ANN MICHAEL Charlotte Commercial Don't sweat it.â . . . Chief candy girl ... A member of The Moose Club . . . admires great leaders with a sound purpose . . . gym class's track star . . . future business woman . . . affable and carefree. CHARLES CLINTON MILLER Chic Academic Get out of my hair! . . . quiet but friendly . . . affable and unassuming . . . future Corvette owner . . . blond, wavy hair . . . likes dancing, food, and girls. LOUIS GUSTAVE MESSA Brush General I don't know. . . . aspiring artist . . . espe- cially likes sketching . . . mysterious . . . strictly continental . . . seen carrying paper-wrapped canvases . . . sincere . . . future denizen of Greenwich Village? JUDITH ROBINS MOORE Judy Academic For heaven's sake! ... can be seen marching at football games ... is always smiling . . . has brains to spare . . . quiet but alert . . . happy go lucky. AILEEN MARIE NICKEL Aileen Academic Oh my! . . . small girl with a big smile . . . active . . . friendly . . . likes football players . . . even temperament . . . excels in making others laugh. JOHN TERRANCE O'REILLY John General Why not! . . . reserved but amicable . . . probable officer in the Air Force . . . ardent individualist . . . enjoys working on cars and playing golf. ADELINE BETH PAULSON Til Secretarial Get out of my life! . . . talkative . . . likes to sleep late . . . easy to get to know . . . wants to be happy and become an executive secretary. ANNE C. PEARSALL Reds ⢠Secretarial Hang on like a sleeve on a pea jacket! . . . best athlete . . . good dancer . . . carrot-colored hair . . . future PMC secretary . . . hearty laugh ... collects LP's. MARGIE MAE PHILLIPS Margie Secretarial Oh Wonderful! . . . quiet and shy . . . hard working student . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . works at the refreshmnt stands at football games. WILLIAM HARVEY POLLOCK Bill Academic Money isn't everything; there's starvation, poverty.â . . . serious face . . . quick smile . . . â L- J zooms around in the tank . , , . admires Krushchev . . . makes a great friend. -If JOHN GEORGE POPEK â W fMmrrT1 Pope Scientific Play it cool!â . . . excellent student . . . saxophone player . . . sports-minded . . . reserved but friendly . . . dignified and industrious . . . persevering . . . wants to âstay happy. EVA LAWTON POWERS Eva Secretarial Oh my heart!â . . . one of our peppy cheer- leaders ... fun to be with . . . well liked by all . . . pleasing personality . . . helpful and cooperative. SANDRA LOUISE PRUITT Sandyâ Commercial Shut up!â . . . long, dark hair . . . self-reliant . . . ardent admirer of Mr. Feller . . . enjoys life . . . always talks about a boy named George . . . good classmate. THOMAS JOHN REBERT Tom General I don't really care. . . . voice that carries . . . automobile mechanic of the school . . . vociferous and comical . . . wants to be a rich mechanic. KATHRYN CHRISTINA RAWLIK Bullwinkle Scientific It doesn't bither me a bot!â . . . friend to all . . . sincere . . . occasionally drives a Corvette . . . generous . . . likes poetry and littleâ Jake . . . crafty. WILLIAM ALBERT RIEMENSCHNEIDER Pelt Academic Where are you going, Happy? . . . wise- cracker . . . friendly . . . lots of fun . . . happy- go-lucky . . . talkative . . . likes to eat lunch during Activity Period. MARILYN RUTH RUSSELL Marilyn Scientific Nothing much! ... a perfectionist in all things . . . large blue eyes . . . makes good use of time . . . quiet . . . very dependable . . . enjoys collecting shells . . . excellent student. NANCY LORRAINE SCHARTNER Nancy Secretarial Gee-e-z! . . . member of the colorguard . . . soft spoken . . . reticent ... a hard and willing worker . . . desires to become a private secretary . . . ardent Flyer typist. KATHLEEN MARY SCHECK Kathy Academic Have a heart! . . . hard-working class or- ganizer . . . sincere, warm personality . . . makes everyone feel welcome . . . presents colors at football games. MARGARET JOAN SCHMIDENBERG Margie Clerical Gosh darn it! . . . good salesman . . . likes to talk about a certain boy . . . unusual sense of humor ... a very friendly girl. STEPHEN CHARLES SCHWICHOW Swish Academic So, what do you want? . . . soccer fan . . . plans to study languages for the foreign service . . . earnest worker . . . always trying . . . likes to read. JOSEPH GRANT SHEFFER Joe Scientific Yea, sure! . . . debonair and lighthearted . . . dauntless football captain . . . future veteri- narian .. . sports fan . .. has a winsome, innocent smile . . . enjoys reading good books. CLAIRE CRANE SHRYER Claireâ Academic Really? . . . one of our colorguards . . . tall, blonde, blue-eyed . . . raring for fun . . . interested in life . . . looking forward to a career as a merchandiser. PEGGY ANN SHULER Pe9al Commercial Secretarial That's the breaks! . . . new to R. P. H. S. . . . pleasing personality . . . aspires to become an airline hostess . . . true friend . . . enjoys analyzing people . . . likes basketball and roller skating. DOLORES RUTH SMITH Sissy General Oh S------Opps, I mean sugar. . .. enjoys hockey . . . hearty laugh . . . likes to be active . . . wants everyone to enjoy life as much as she does. SANDRA JUNE STERLING Sandy Academic Oh, that's a laugh and a half! . . . happy, comical art major . . . dislikes fire drills during gym class . . . always neat and cheerful. RUTH ANN STAFFORD Rutie Commercial Too bad! It couldnât have happened to a nicer person! . . . likable candy girl . . . exuber- ant and optimistic ... likes horses. .. tall comely blonde. JOHN BAKER ROACH STOWE, JR. Shotgun Academic â Now I ask you? . . . terrific sense of humor . . . tells tall tales . . . peppy, popular . . . good personality . . . size doesn't mean everything . . . admires Robert E. Lee. MAGDALIN SUBASHI Maddy Academic Go scratch! . . . chief party hostess . . . seen driving a black Ford . . . enjoys people, hockey, and dancing . . . fun-loving . . . dislikes her naturally curly hair. CAROL ANN SWEENEY Carol Academic Oh, really! ... has personality plus . . . humorous and energetic ... greets everyone with a warm smile . . . future registered nurse . . . likes football games and dancing. STEVEN PHILIP TANTAROS Greek Academic What? . . . wants to be rich . . . seen but not heard . . . likes cars and hoagies .. . football player . . . modest . . . dislikes grumpy people. FRANK ASPEY TAYLOR Quaylor Scientific I second it! . . . quiet and thoughtful . . . subtle wit . . . Indian wrestling king . . . enjoys fishing . . . nature boy . . . likes teachers with open minds . . . good friend. CHARLES ROBERT WALLGREN Charlie Bob Academic What are you, some kind of nut? . . . very friendly . . . likes sports, cars, girls, money, and steaks . . . gets along with everyone . . . enjoys sailing. JEANNE FRANCES WICHMAN Jeanne Academic Oh, for crying out loud! . . . dislikes bees . . . studious and active . . . enjoys bowling and dancing . . . quick to smile . . . wants to be a good teacher. ROBERT LEE WINTEMBERG Wit Scientific Youâve got to be kidding! . . . likes pizza and drag races . . . future architect or civil engineer . . . water skier . . . persevering football player. JAMES ALBERT WISSING Weasel Academic You must be joken! . . . avid car fan . . . amiable nature . . . always with a certain girl . . . dark, intense eyes . . . enjoys good food . . . lives for today. BARBARA LILLIAN YUHASZ Barb Academic Really? . . . likes truthful people . . . won- derful softball player . . . best dancer . . . cheery smile . . . attractive clothes . . . loves blue . . . future elementary teacher . . . sweet voice . . . admires long hair. WILLIAM YUKNICK Bill General All right! . . . quiet and serious . . . doesn't rush but gets things done . . . good-natured . . . has wonderful school spirit . . . likes new cars and sports. 32 Directory Adam , Margarat Ann. 400 Perry Street. Ridley Park. Pa. Future Nurses Club 2: Biology Club 2: Candy Committee 4: Usherette 3 4: RETROSPECT 4 Citizenship Club 3. 4; Re- ceptionist 4. Allen, Kathleen. 568 Saude Avenue. Essington. Pa. Basketball I. 2: Future Nurses Club I. 2: Biology Club 2; Chorus I, 2. 3: Dance Band 3, 4- Marching Band 3: Orchestra 3. 4; Citizen- ship Club 3 4; Miscellaneous 4. Bartow. George Christopher. 103 East Rodgers Street. Ridley Park. Pa. Football 2: Track I. 2 3: Student Council 2. 4; Flyer 4 Teenage Book Club 2. 3: Future Engineers Club 2 3: Varsity Club 2. 3 4: Candy Committee 4; RETRO- SPECT 4: Stage Committee 4: Amplifier Committee 4. Bezold, Linda June. 545 Saude Avenue. Essington. Pa. Basket- ball I 2- Future Nurses Club I. 2. 3: Biology Club 2: Chorus I 2 3: Candy Committee 4: Stationery Committee 4; Usher- ette 3: Citizenship Club 3. 4- Miscellaneous 4. Bickhart, Donald P. 411 Manhattan Street. Lester. Pa. Foot- ball I. Birl, Roy Adam. 26 Church Street. Upland. Pa. Baseball I. 2. Brooks. Rebecca Lyons. 9 West 10th Street, Marcus Hook. Pa. Future Nurses Club I; Candy Committee 4: Stationery Com- mittee 4. Brzozowski. Emily Barbara. 1005 Third Avenue. Lester. Pa. Commercial Club 2: Candy Committee 4: Stationery Com- mittee 4. Bucari, Robert Thomas. 503 Chestnut Street. Ridley Park. Pa. Track 4- RETROSPECT 4: Bowling Club 2. 3. 4. Burke. Susan Spencer. 101 W. Ridley Avenue Ridley Park. Pa. Class Plays 3: Flyer 4; Future Teachers Club I. 2. 3. 4; Biology Club 2: Candy Committee 4; Stationery Committee 4: RETROSPECT 4: Citizenship Club 3. 4: Miscellaneous 4; French Club 4. Campbell. Sally Jean. 229 Henderson Avenue. Ridley Park. Pa. Hockey I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleaders I: Class Plays 4: Student Council 4- Future Teachers Club I. 2, 3. 4: Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 3 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4; Candy Committee 4: Stationery Committee 4: RETROSPECT 4: Secretary I; Stage Committee 4: Citizenship Club 3. 4: Ticket Committee 3: Advertising Committee 3. Christian, Richard T. 105 Penn Street Ridley Park. Pa. Basket- ball 1.2. 3: Football I. 2. 3. 4: Track 1.2.3, 4; Student Coun- cil I. 2 3: Future Teachers Club I. 2. 3. 4; Biology Club 2; Varsity Club I. 2. 3. 4; President 2. 3; Stage Committee 2. 3. Clark, Robert George. 427 South Seventh Street. Colwyn Pa. Basketball 2, 4- Baseball 2. 3. 4; Class Plays 3: Student Coun- cil 2 3 4; Varsity Club 3. 4: Class Council 4; Citizenship Club 3. 4. K Cliff, Marilyn Ann. 224 LaGrange Avenue. Essington, Pa. Hockey 2: Colorguard 4: Class Plays 3; Student Council 2. 4; Flyer 3. 4; Teenage Book Club 4: Future Teachers Club I. 2. 3 4: Biology Club 2: Stationery Committee 4; Ring Committee 3: Citizenship Club 3. 4: Class Party 2. 3; Mis- cellaneous 4: Ticket Committee 3: Bowling Club 2, 3. 4: French Club 4. Clontz, Nelson A. 215 Carre Avenue. Essington. Pa. Track 4; Baseball 2. 3; Future Engineers Club 2. Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 3. 4: Stage Committee 3: Advertising Committee 4; Bowling Club 4. Coffin, Barry Lee. 420 South Second Street. Colwyn Pa. Base- ball 2 4: Advertising Committee 4; Bowling Club 4. Connor. Helen Linda. 14 Chester Pike. Ridley Park. Pa. Hockey I. 2: Basketball I; Cheerleaders I; Future Teachers Club I. 2 3: Chorus I. 2; Candy Committee 4; Class Party 3; Debating Club 4. Coppick, John. 415 Chestnut Street, Ridley Park, Pa. Football I. 3. 4: Future Engineers Club 3: Rifle Club I: Varsity Club 4; Stage Committee 4; Class Party 4. Csanady, Michael. 407 Morton Avenue. Ridley Park. Pa. Foot- ball I, 2. 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Baseball I, 2; Class Plays 3; Future Engineers Club I. 2 3: Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Class Council 3; Amplifier Committee I; Ticket Committee 4; Bowling Club 2. 3. 4. Daniels. Wallace Anthony. 3426 W. 4th Street. Trainer. Pa. Basketball I. 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. DeMarco, Carole Sue Marie. 237 Erickson Avenue. Essington, Pa. Future Nurses Club I; Commercial Club 2; Biology Club 2; Stage Committee 4; Citizenship Club 3. 4; Miscellaneous 4. Desper, Betty Ann. 1232 Chestnut Street. Trainer. Pa. Basket- ball I: Class Plays 3. 4; Library Staff I; Candy Committee 4; Usherette 3. Dunderdale. Roy Albert. 321 LaGrange Avenue. Essington, Pa. Football I 2. 3. 4: Baseball 3, 4; Future Engineers Club 2 3; Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 4; RETROSPECT 4; Stage Com- mittee 3. 4- Bowling Club 2. 3, 4. DuVal, Harry. 109 Riverv ew Avenue. Ridley Park, Pa. Football 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Baseball I, 2; Class Play 3; Student Council I: Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 3. 4; Citizenship Club 4. Ellison, Tonya. 533 Jansen Avenue. Essington, Pa. Teenage Book Club 4; Future Nurses Club I, 2. 3; Usherette 4. Fassler, Jeanie Stuart. 428 Iroquois Street. Lester. Pa. Class Plays 3. 4; Student Council 4; Future Teachers Club I, 2. 3, 4; Candy Committee 4: Stationery Committee 4; Usherette 3. 4; RETROSPECT 4; Citizenship Club 3, 4; Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. Ferguson, Norman Boss Lewis, Jr. 317 Barker Street. Ridley Park. Pa. Cross Country 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3, 4: Class Plays 3: Student Council 2: Future Engineers Club 3; Rifle Club 2: Scott's Hi-Q 4; Varsity Club 3. 4: RETRO- SPECT 4; Class Council 4. Frey, Sherry Jean. 528 Jansen Avenue, Essington, Pa. Com- mercial 2: Candy Committee 4; Usherette 3. 4. Furiani, Rosemary C. 676 Saude Avenue. Essington, Pa. Bas- ketball 1.2. 3. 4; Class Plays 4; Student Council 4; Flyer 4; Commercial Club I. 2: Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 4; Chorus 1.2; Candy Committee 4; Usherette 3; Stage Com- mittee 3; Class Party 2. 3; Advertising Committee 3; Re- ceptionist 4. Gallagher. Susan Lee. 108 Barker Street. Ridley Park. Pa. Library Staff I; Candy Committee 4; Stationery Committee 4; RETROSPECT 4; Citizenship Club 3: Class Party 3; Mis- cellaneous 4. Gillen, Patricia Ann. 425 Deakyne Avenue. Hockey 2; Com- mercial Club 2: Biology Club 2: Candy Committee 4; Sta- tionery Committee 4; Usherette 3; Prom Committee 3; RETROSPECT 4; Class Council 3; Secretary 2. 3: Citizenship Club 3. 4; Class Party I, 2, 3. 4; Advertising Committee 4. Girard. Barbara Lynne. 1316 Chestnut Street. Trainer. Pa. Commercial Club 2: Chorus I. 2 3; Candy Committee 4; Stationery Committee 4; Citizenship Club 4; Bowling Club 4. Glenn, Patricia Lydia. 422 Russell Street. Ridley Park. Pa. Basketball I. 2. 3: Commercial Club I. 2: Biology Club 2; Chorus I; Candy Committee 4; Stationery Committee 4; Usherette 3. 4; Prom Committee 3: Stage Committee 3. 4; Citizenship Club 3. 4 Class Party 3: Miscellaneous 4; Ticket Committee 3; Receptionist 4. Gray. David Lea. 556 Jansen Avenue. Essington. Pa. Football I: Baseball 2. 3 4; Student Council 3; Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 3. 4; Class Council 4; Advertising Committee 3, 4. 33 Directory Harvey, Ann Meredith. 4 Barto! Avenue. Ridley Park. Pa. Bas- ketball I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleaders 4: Student Council 2: Future Teachers Club I. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 4: Chorus I. 2; March- ing Band I. 2: Orchestra I 2: Candy Committee 4; Stationery Committee 4: Usherette 3. 4: Prom Committee 4: RETRO- SPECT 4. Henderson, Eileen Louise. 926 Sunset Avenue. Trainer, Pa. Comemrcial Club 2: Chorus I. 2. 3: Candy Committee 4: Usherette 2. 3 4; RETROSPECT 4: Citizenship Club 3. 4; Class Party I. 2. 3. 4: Miscellaneous 4; Ticket Committee 3; Advertising Committee 3. 4. Hiller. Susan Justyne. 313 Shaw Road. Ridley Park, Pa. Hockey I. 2. 3. 4 Colorguard 4; Library Staff I; Future Teachers Club I. 2. 3; Varsity Club 4; Candy Committee 4: RETROSPECT 4: Citizenship Club 3; Class Party 3; Adver- tising Committee 4: Bowling Club 3 4. Hinkle. Raymond Carl. 217 South Second Street. Colwyn, Pa. Baseball 2. 3 4- Student Council 4; 'â˘Flyer 3. 4: Varsity Club 2 3. 4 RETROSPECT 4; Ticket Committee 4. Hoffsommer, Bruce Alfred. 411 Bonsall Road. Ridley Park. Pa. Cross Country 2. 3 4: Track 2. 3 4; Class Plays 3 4: Flyer 4; Varsity Club 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4: Marching Band 3: Orchestra 2 3 4 RETROSPECT 4: Citizenship Club 3. 4; District Chorus 3 4: Region III State Chorus 3. 4. Howard, Susanne Rhea. 11 I Russell Street. Ridley Park, Pa. Hockey 2. 3. 4- Basketball I: Student Council 4; Future Teachers Club I. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 4: Chorus I: Candy Committee 4: Stationery Committee 4; Usherette 4; Citi- zenship Club 3, 4; Miscellaneous 4. Italiano. Samuel, Jr. 821 Gilbert Road. Ridley Park. Pa. Base- ball 3 4- Biology Club 2: Citizenship Club 4. Jackson, Ruth Elizabeth. 1235 Chestnut Street Trainer, Chester. Pa. Basketball I: Student Council 3 4 Future Teachers Club I. 2. 3, 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Candy Committee 4; Usherette 3: RETROSPECT 4: Citizenship Club 3. 4; Class Party I. 2. 3; Miscellaneous 4; Ticket Committee 3; Ad- vertising Committee 3. 4. Jones, Dale Arthur. 318 Nicholson Road Ridley Park. Pa. Cross Country I. 2: Football 3. 4; Track I. 2, 3. 4: Class Plays 3, 4; Student Council I. 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Scott s Hi-Q 4 Varsity Club 3. 4; Chorus I. 3. 4: Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band I. 2: Orchestra I, 2. 3. 4: RETROSPECT 4; Class Council 3: Class Party 2. 3: Bowling Club 3. 4; District Chorus 4. Kahler, Diana Lynn. 504 East Ridley Avenue, Ridley Park, Pa. Cheerleaders I. 3 4: Class Plays 3 4: Future Teachers Club I. 2. 3. 4; Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 4; Chorus I: Sta- tionery Committee 4: Prom Committee 4: RETROSPECT 4; Citizenship Club 3. 4: Debating Club 4; Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Receptionist 4. Keeler, Judith Ann. 14 West Sellers Avenue, Ridley Park. Pa. Future Teachers Club 3 4: Future Nurses Club 2: Biology Club 2: Chorus 3; Candy Committee 4: RETROSPECT 4: Citizenship Club 3. 4: Miscellaneous 4; Ticket Committee 3: Bowling Club 4. Lanyon, Jean Elizabeth. 8 Seneca Street. Essington, Pa. Bas- ketball I. 2. 3. 4 Cheerleaders I. 3. 4: Class Plays 4 Student Council I. 4: Flyer I. 2. 3: Future Teachers Club 4; Bi- ology Club 2â Varsity Club 4; Chorus 1,2 3. 4 Candy Com- mittee 4; RETROSPECT 4; Citizenship Club 3. Laskowski. Anita. 307 Massasoit Street. Lester, Pa. Commercial Club I 2: Biology Club 2; Chorus I. 4: Candy Committee 4; RETROSPECT 4: Citizenship Club 4: Advertising Committee 4. Mackey. Nancy Jean. 804 Hancock Street. Ridley Park. Pa. Colorguard 3. 4: Student Council 4; Flyer Commercial Club 2; Biology Club 2; Chorus I; Candy Committee 4; Stationery Committee 4; Prom Committee 4; Citizenship Club 4; Class Party 3. 4: Miscellaneous 4. Mahler, Dennis George. 320 Printz Avenue. Essington. Pa. Baseball 3, 4: Future Engineers Club 2. 3; Biology Club 2; Chorus 3; Property Committee 3. 4; Stage Committee 3. 4; Citizenship Club 4; Ticket Committee 3; Advertising Com- mittee 4; Bowling Club 3. 4. Me Andrew, Michael. 423 Iroauois Street. Lester. Pa. Foot- ball I. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 4: Varsity Club 4. Me Comsey, Horace James. Jr. 208 Park Street, Ridley Park, Pa. Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Flyer 4; Future Engineers Club 3; Biology Club 2; Rifle Club 3; Ticket Committee 4. Messa, Louis Gustave. 19 Dutton Street, Ridley Park, Pa. Track I: Dance Band 3: Prom Committee 4. Michael. Charlotte Ann. 320 Morton Avenue. Ridley Park. Pa. Commercial Club I: Chorus I. 2; Candy Committee 4; RETROSPECT 4; Citizenship Club 4; Class Party 3. 4. Miller, Charles Clinton, Jr. 1237 Anderson Avenue, Trainer. Pa. Chorus 2: Citizenship Club 3; Class Party 3. Nickel, Aileen Marie. 511 Bonsall Road. Ridley Park, Pa. Cheerleaders 4; Future Teachers Club 2, 3. 4; Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 4; Candy Committee 4; Usherette 3; Prom Committee 4; Citizenship Club 3, 4; Class Party 3; Ticket Committee 4: French Club 4. Moore, Judith Robins. Volley Forge P.O., Volley Forge, Pa. Colorguard 4; Class Plays 3; Flyer 4; Future Teachers Club I, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2: Candy Committee 4; RETROSPECT 4; Citizenship Club 3. 4; Ticket Committee 3; French Club 4. Murray, Lawrence John. 516 Stiles Avenue, Ridley Park, Pa. Cross Country 3. 4: Football I: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 2. 3. 4: Class Plays 3, 4; Student Council 4; Teenage Book Club 3. 4; Future Engineers Club I, 2. 3: Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Chorus I; Prom Committee 3, 4; RETROSPECT 4; Class Council 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 4; Citizen- ship Club 4; Class Party 3. 4; Advertising Committee 4; Bowling Club 2. O'Reilly, John T. 431 Bartlett Avenue. Ridley Park, Pa. Owens, Paul E. 4 Morton Avenue. Ridley Park. Pa. Football 2; Baseball I. 2. 3; Class Plays 4; Flyer 3, 4: Teenage Book Club 3, 4; Future Engineers Club 3: Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 3. 4: Prom Committee 4: RETROSPECT 4; Class Council 4, Vice-President 2. 4. Passmore, John Lincoln. 1104 Morton Avenue. Rutledge. Pa. Football I. 2, 3 4: Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Baseball I. 2. 3, 4; Class Plays 3; Student Council I, 2. 3. 4; Flyer 2. 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; Chorus I, 2. 3. 4: Dance Band 2. 3. 4; Marching Band I; Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3 4; Class Council 3, 4; President 4; Vice-President 3: Citizenship Club 2. 3; Class Party 3. 4; District Chorus 4. Paulson, Adeline Beth. 101 Swarthmore Avenue. Ridley Park. Pa. Commercial Club 2: Candy Committee 4: Stationery Com- mittee 4; Usherette 3: Citizenship Club 3. 4; Class Party 2. 3. 4; Miscllaneous 4; Advertising Committee 3; Bowling Club 4. Pearsall, Anne. 503 Morton Avenue. Ridley Park. Pa. Hockey I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Student Council 4; Com- mercial Club 2: Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 3. 4: Candy Committee 4; Usherette 4; Stage Committee 3; Citizenship Club 4; Class Party 2. 3. 4; Miscellaneous 4: Ticket Com- mittee 4: Advertising Committee 3. 4; Bowling Club 4. Phillips, Margie Mae. 320 Nicholson Road, Ridley Park, Pa. Cheerleaders I: Student Council 4: Flyer 4; Commercial Club 2: Biology Club 2: Candy Committee 4; Property Committee 3: Citizenship Club 4; Advertising Committee 3. 4. 34 Directory Pollock, William Harvey. 38 Chester Pike. Ridley Park. Pa. Cross Country I, 2. 3. 4: Baseball I. 2: Class Plays 3. 4: Student Council 4: Varsity Club I. 2. 3, 4. Popek, John George. 502 Park Street. Ridley Park. Pa. Cross Country 1.2 3 4; Track 1.2 3. 4; Student Council 4 'Flyer 2: Future Engineers Club 3: Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 3. 4: Dance Band 2. 3. 4: Marching Band I. 2: Orchestra I. 2, 3. 4; RETROSPECT 4; Citizenship Club 4 Ticket Committee 3. 4; Bowling Club 3. 4. Powers, Eva Lawton. 3 Bartol Avenue. Ridley Park. Pa. Hockey 2. 3. 4 Basketball I, 2. 3. 4 Cheerleaders I 3. 4; Student Council I. 4; Commercial Club 2: Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 4: Candy Committee 4; Usherette 4: Citizenship Club 4: Miscellaneous 4: Ticket Committee 3: Receptionist 4. Pruitt. Sandra Louise. 213 Saude Avenue. Essington. Pa. Candy Committee 4: Stationery Committee 4; Class Party 4. Rawlik, Kathryn Christina. 522 Jansen Avenue Essington. Pa. Hockey 2 3. 4 Class Plays 4; Student Council 4; Teenage Book Club 1,2 3 4; Library Staff 1.2.3 4: Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 4- Chorus 3 4: Candy Committee 4 Stationery Committee 4: Prom Committee 3; RETROSPECT 4; Citizen- ship Club 3 4: Class Party 2. 3; Advertising Committee 4. Robert, Thomas John. 324 La Grange Avenue Essington. Pa. Football I. 2. 3 4 Class Plays 3: Future Engineers Club 2 3: Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 4: Prom Committee 4; Class Council 4: Ticket Committee 4. Rees, Natalie Iona. 134 Mohican Street. Lester. Pa. Basketball 3. 4; Cheerleaders 3. 4: Class Plays 3. 4; Student Council 4: Teenage Book Club 1. 2, 3 4: Library Staff I, 2. 3 4: Future Nurses Club 1.2: Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 3, 4: Usherette 3: Prom Committee 4: RETROSPECT 4: Class Council 4: Secre- tary 4: Citizenship Club 3; Class Party 2. 3: Advertising Committee 4. Riemenschneider, Albert William. 215 Stull Road Ridley Park. Pa. Football I. 2; Track I; Biology Club I; Chorus I. Russell. Marilyn Ruth. 18 South Front Street. Colwyn, Pa. Flyer 4; Future Teachers Club 2. 3 4; Biology Club 2; Chorus 2: Candy Committee 4; Stationery Committee 4; RETROSPECT 4: Stage Committee 4; Citizenship Club 3. 4: Advertising Committee 3. Schartner, Nancy Lorraine. 434 S. Governor Printz Boulevard. Lester. Pa. Colorguard 3. 4: Flyer 4; Commercial Club I. 2; Candy Committee 4; Stationery Committee 4: Citizenship Club 4. Scheck, Kathleen Mary. 341 Comerford Terrace. Ridley Park, Pa. Colorguard 3. 4: Class Plays 3: Future Teachers Club 3; Future Nurses Club 1.2: Biology Club 2: Chorus I: Stationery Committee 4; Usherette 3: Prom Committee 4: RETROSPECT 4: Citizenship Club 3. 4: Class Party I, 2. 3. 4; Miscellaneous 4: Ticket Committee 3: Receptionist 4. Schmidenberg, Margaret Joan. 217 South Governor Printz Boulevard. Lester, Pa. Commercial Club 2: Candy Committee 4: Stage Committee 4; Class Party 4. Schwichow, Stephen Charles. 316 East Ridley Avenue, Ridley Park. Pa.. Track 4; Flyer 4. Sheffer, Joseph Grant. 415 Tasker Street. Ridley Park. Pa. Football I. 2. 3. 4- Basketball I, 2 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. 4: Class Council 3. 4; President 3: Treasurer 1. 2. Shryer, Claire Crane. 25 Dutton Street, Ridley Park, Pa. Basketball 3: Colorguard 4: Stationery Committee 4; RETRO- SPECT 4 Citizenship Club 4: Class Party 3 4; Miscellaneous 4: French Club 4. Shuler, Peggy Anne. 540 Jansen Avenue. Essington, Pa. RETROSPECT 4. Smith, Dolores Ruth. 110 Saude Avenue. Essington. Pa. Hockey 2 3. 4: Teenage Book Club 3. 4: Commercial Club 2: Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 4; Candy Committee 4; Stationery Committee 4- Citizenship Club 3, 4; Miscellaneous 4; Bowling Club 3. 4. Stafford, Ruth. 541 Saude Avenue. Essington. Pa. Biology Club 2: Chorus 3: Candy Committee 4; Citizenship Club 3, 4; Miscellaneous 4. Sterling, Sandra June. 505 Bonsall Road, Ridley Park. Pa. Class Plays 3: Future Teachers Club 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 2; Chorus 3: Candy Committee 4 Stationery Committee 4; Usherette 4: RETROSPECT 4; Stage Committee 4: Citizenship Club 3, 4; French Club 4. Stowe. John Baker Roach. 404 Cresswell Street. Ridley Park, Pa. Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I, 2: Track I, 3. 4; Student Council I 2. 3: Future Teachers Club 4; Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 3. 4: Class Council 3: Treasurer 3: Advertising Committee 3. Subashi, Magdalin. 330 Park Street. Ridley Park. Pa. Hockey 2. 3. 4: Cheerleaders I; Future Teachers Club I. 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 4: Chorus I; Candy Committee 4: Stationery Committee 4: Usherette 3: Prom Committee 4: RETROSPECT 4; Citizenship Club 3. 4; Class Party 3: Debating Club 4; Advertising Committee 3. Sweeney, Carol Ann. 601 Morton Avenue, Ridley Park, Pa. Usherette 4; Citizenship Club 4: Miscellaneous 4: Advertising Committee 4: Bowling Club 4; French Club 4. Tantaros, Steven Philip. 402 LaGrange Avenue. Essington. Pa. Football I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball I; Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 4. Taylor, Frank Aspey. 8 Morton Avenue. Ridley Park, Pa. Football 3 4; Basketball I, 2: Track 3: Student Council 4; Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 4: Class Council 4; Property Committee 4: Citizenship Club 4: Advertising Committee 4. Wallgren, Charles Robert. 333 East Hinckley Avenue. Ridley Park. Pa. Football I; Basketball I; Track I, 2. 3; Future Engi- neers Club I. 2. 3; Biology Club 2; Citizenship Club 4. Wichman, Jeanne Frances. 337 Nicholson Road. Ridley Park, Pa. Class Plays 4i Flyer 4jFuture Teachers Club I, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2: dandy Committee 4: Usherette 3; RETRO- SPECT 4: Citizenship Club 3. 4: Class Party 3: Miscellaneous 4: Advertising Committee 3: Bowling Club 3. 4. Wintemberg, Robert Lee. 432 Stiles Avenue. Ridley Park, Pa. Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I: Track I; Student Council I; Future Engineers Club 2. 3; Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 4: Property Committee 3. Wissing. James Albert. 711 Deane Street. Ridley Park, Pa. Football I, 2: Basketball I, 2: Track I, 2; Biology Club 2; Class Party 3. Yuhasz, Barbara Lillian. 307 La Grange Avenue. Essington. Pa. Cheerleaders 3: Class Plays 4: Student Council 3: Future Teachers Club I. 2. 3. 4; Biology Club 2: Varsity Club 4; Chorus I. 2. 3: Candy Committee 4; Stationery Committee 4; Usherette 3: Prom Committee 3: Class Council 3; Citizenship Club 3 4; Class Party 3; French Club 4. Yuknick. Jr., William. 306 Walnut Street, Colwyn. Pa. Basket- ball 2; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. 35 Superlatives Most All-Around Natalie Rees John Passmore Best Looking Linda Connor Robert Clark Most Popular Natalie Rees John Stowe Peppiest Eva Powers John Stowe Most Comical Sherry Frey John Stowe Most Likely To Succeed Sally Jean Campbell John Passmore Most Brilliant Marilyn Russell Norman Ferguson Most Studious Jean Lanyon John Passmore 36 Superlatives Best Dancers Barbara Yuhasz Joseph Sheffer Best Dressed Ruth Jackson Robert Clark Cutest Ruth Jackson Larry Murray Cutest Nickname Ruth Libby Jackson Steven Greek Tantaros Quietest Marilyn Russell Wallace Daniels Best Politicians Jeannie Fassler John Passmore Best Athletes Anne Pearsall Joseph Sheffer Most Dignified Dale Jones Jeanie Fassler 37 ALS Robert Clark HAIR Marilyn Cliff Frank Taylor EYEBROWS Jean Lanyon James Wissing EYES Carol Furiani Samuel Italiano NOSE Aileen Nickel Robert Clark Lawrence Murray Michael Csanady LIPS Marilyn Cliff Joseph Sheffer TEETH Eva Powers Robert Wintemberg SMILE Ruth Jackson Paul Owens COMPLEXION Jeanie Fassler Joseph Sheffer FIGURE Natalie Rees Thomas Rebert HANDS Patricia Gillen Joseph Sheffer LEGS Natalie Rees Joseph Sheffer IDEAL HEIGHT Linda Connor Bruce Hoffsommer VOICE Ruth Jackson David Gray LAUGH Eva Powers John Stowe PERSONALITY Ruth Jackson SENIOR PLAY CAST P. Owens, S. J. Campbell, J. Wichman, L. Murray, J. Lanyon, B. Desper, W. Pollock, J. Fassler, D. Kahler, B. Hoffiommer, C. Furiani, N. Rees, K. Rawlik. D. Jones. Hamming it Up The Whole Townâs Talking by John Amerson and Anita Loos CAST Henry Simmons, a manufacturer Bruce Hoffsommer Harriette Simmons, his wife..... ...............Diane Kahler Ethel Simmons, their daughter..................Jeanie Fassler Chester Binney. Simmon's partner................Bill Pollock Letty Lythe a motion picture star Natalie Rees Donald Swift, a motion picture director ........ Dale Jones Roger Shields, a young Chicago blood............Peter Owens Lila Wilson, friend of Ethel Carol FurJani Sally Otis, friend of Ethel Jeanne Wichman Annie, a maid...................................Jean Lanyon Sadie Bloom................................Betty Ann Desper Taxi Driver ........................... Larry Murray Mrs. Jackson................................ Sally Campbell Her friend..................................... Kathy Rawlik Prompters.................... Barbara Yuhasz. Dennis Mahler Director................................ Mrs. Helen Lippman CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Frank Gilbraith and Ernestine Gilbraith Carey. FIRST ROW: K. Sheck, J. Moore, N. Rees, J. Fassler, D. Kahler, S. Sterling, M. Cliff, S. Burke, B. Desper. SECOND ROW: B. Clark, N. Ferguson. T. Robert, L. Murray, D. 41 Jones, B. Hoffsommer, J. Passmore, M. Csanady. H. DuVal. CO-EDITORS AND ADVISOR J. Fassler, Editor; Mrs. Lippman, Advisor; S. J. Campbell, Editor. 1962 Retrospect Staff BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: R. Dunderdale, M. Adams, N. Ferguson, Head; M. Subashi, J. Lanyon. SECOND ROW: B. Hoff- sommer, D. Kahler, A. Harvey, P. Gillen. PHOTOGRAPHY R. Bucari, C. Bartow, C. Shryer, D. Christian, Head; B. Yuhasz, L. Murray. Perpetuating . . . ORGANIZATION STAFF FIRST ROW: K. Scheck, P. Owens, D. Jones, Head; J. Moore, J. Wichman. TYPING STAFF L. Jackson, Editor; J. Keeler. C. Michael, S. Hiller. A. LesLowski. The goal of the Retrospect staff has been to try to record the memories of their last year at Ridley Park High School. In the pages of the yearbook, they have attempted to preserve the fond remem- brances for future years. Although most of the work has been done during the school year, the actual planning was made during the summer. The climax of much hard work, of long hours, and of bristling activity has been a reward in itself for the staff. The sense of achieve- ment and the feeling of time well spent have been the profits of the Retrospect staff of 1962. LITERARY STAFF ART STAFF FIRST ROW: K. Rawlik. M. Russell. Editor; N. Rees. SECOND Henderson, S. Sterling. Head; S. Gallagher. ROW: J. Popek. S. Burke . . . Memories JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS M. A. Grace, Secretary; M. Kain, President; Mr. Bernot, Advisor; S. Tani, Vice-President; R. Newcomer. Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL SITTING: M. Kain, President; J. Buono. N. McLaren. M Grace, S. Tani,; SECOND ROW: J. Williams, R. Newcomer. D. Hunter. B. Wilson. G. Sheppard. Because the Junior Class is large, having one hundred and twently members, it is well represented in the school activities. Able leadership is demon- strated in many ways, especially by its class officers: President. Mike Kain; Vice-President. Steve Tani; Secretary. Mary Ann Grace; and treasurer, Dick Newcomer. Big events in the junior year are the class play, the Junior Party, and the Junior-Senior Prom. The class has also sponsored several dances to raise money for their senior year. ELEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: B. Davis. K. Dodson. P. Barrett, R. Daubert. L. Dizdar, B Corsi, J. Boomer, N. Connig. J. Cetola, B. Askew. SECOND ROW: S. Creagmile, J. Bondarchuk, D. Bartow. N. Beck, V. Carhart. J. Buono. R. Cherry. D. Clendening. THIRD ROW: J. Christiansen. C. Coppens. R. Cook, S. Blitzstein. B. Aikman, R. Cohen, E. Cloud. FOURTH ROW: J. Chance, P. Alezy, B. Dann, D. Byrne, J. Cesarine. ELEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: F. Krone , R. Forroll. M. Hoyle, M. Grace. B. Heiselbacher. H. Jancuska. M. Karcxmar, C. Hoffsommer. W. Kalesnik, D. Hunter. SECOND ROW: W. Lopez. R. Gillander, T. Kenish, L. Hamilton, J. Gillander. J. Lynch, A. Houck. THIRD ROW: M. Kaln, P. Goheen, L. Emrick, R. Jones, D. Fleming. W. Klindt. ELEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: H. Renshaw, S. Mackenson, E. Roth, P. Reiter, M. Minnick, D. Miller. W. Richardson. C. Rohr. E. Roughton. N. McLaren. SECOND ROW: R. Newcomer. S. Matsinger. V. McCloskey, R. Olander, R. Rue, R. Molin. THIRD ROW: M. O Neill, J. Miniconzi, W. Nickel, A. Roth. ELEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: L. Walter. A. Vaccaro. F. Uffe, C. Sivak. M. Watson. L. Thurow. D. Williams. G. Stott. K. Voshell. P. Yankonis. SECOND ROW: E. Williams, S. Senkow, P. Summa. K. Zurinsky. K. Shingler, L. Simmons. B. Walsh. G. Sarnasky. THIRD ROW: J. Wetzel. S. Tani, B. Stief. K. Smith. G. Sheppard, B. Wilson, J. Small. FOURTH ROW: J. Williams. A. Sherrer. M. Sullivan. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS H. Dix, Treasurer; R. Connor, Secretary; R. Synder, Vice- President; T. Ackroyd. President; Mr. Kertis. Advisor. The Sophomore Class has been active in many organizations this year. To earn funds for their grade, the sophs'' have sponsored Saturday night dances, and have sold Christmas cards and novelty items. Their success speaks well of their desire. The class officers are: president, Thomas Ackroyd; vice- president, Russell Snyder: secretary, Rita Connor; treasurer, Helen Dix. Mr. Michael Kertis is serving as class advisor. The class has made great progress, and is sure to meet with success during their last two years. TENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: E. Fitzgerald. N. Carter. J. Brown. P. Dougan, A. Anderson. L. Booz. J. Bonnes. F. DeVito. C. Dahlquist. S. Brown. N. Coughlin. SECOND ROW: A. Cliffe. B. Ellison. R. Endriss. P. Cooper. R. Connor. B. Dieterich. H. Dix. T. Ackroyd. THIRD ROW: L. Bostur. B. Fox. R. Bonnes. J. Bell. W. Bux. C. Capitani, J. Esham. TENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: $ Kramer. M. Lanteri. C. Hommel. S. George. S. Koch. R. Kornick. A. Larsen. L Handschuh. M. Linowski. J. Brown. W. Love. SECOND ROW: D. Gallagher. D. Adams. J. Headley C. Harper. D. Galbraith. R. Johnson. A. Hindle. H. Locke. THIRD ROW: T. Laxet. J. Krupiak B Koch. H. Buchmann. T. Lappin. J. Lauer. T. Gibbs. FOURTH ROW: J. Glenn. E. Jenks. J. Larsen TENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: G. O'Dea, P. Mack, B. Pellak, J. Niskey. J. Osborne. P. Novak, J. MacFarland. S. Meell, G. Murphy, C. Masten, J. Miller. D. Nucho. E. Peterson, W. Reinerth. SECOND ROW: F. Russo, B. Ratliff. P. Polinsky. B. O'Hara, T. Nicholl, R. Riddell, D. Melnychuk, K. Phillips. THIRD ROW: P. Perago, L. Riedrich. D. Rosenberg, C. Miller, P. Owens. C. Maier, R. McCabe. FOURTH ROW: T. McCloskey, J. Potenburg, B. Murtaugh, R. Newcomer, J. Pote. M. Pearson. TENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: B. Shurter. S. Slatten. E. Titcher. N. Tasket. J. Summa. M. Watson. J. Skrupski. E. Waite. M. Torelli, F. Wills. D. Sivak. S. Watson. SECOND ROW: H. Thompson. S. Sargeant. H. Stoops. J. Wolfe. L. Simmons. D. Sage. J. Zebley. J. Sellers. A. Santa Maria. THIRD ROW: R. Voll. A. Toscano. R. Stewart. T. Wheat, J. Zimmerman, H. Walls. R. Spalding. FOURTH ROW: R. Stoppel, R. Snyder. FRESHMEN The ninth grade in their first year of high school has made great strides. With Mr. Richard Bell as class advisor, and with the class officers: president, Douglas Ellers: vice-president, David Harvey: treas- urer, John Tani: secretary, Gerald Tantaros, the class has qood leadership. To raise money for their treasury, the class held their annual magazine sub- scription drive. In addition to this, the students have shown an interest in both athletics and scholarship. The freshman class is well on the way to successful high school years. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS D. Ellers, President; G. Tantaros. Secretary; J. Tani, Treasurer; Mr. Bell, Advisor; D. Harvey, Vice-President. FIRST ROW: W. Dunderdale. A. Crawford. D. Bui. N. Clark, L. Boyd, F. deFuria, D. Cetola. SECOND ROW: K. Dunn. P. Collins, J. Creamer, T. Clark, B. Dryden, M. Bostedo, P. Castorina. THIRD ROW: S. Erickson, M. Durfer, S. Bucher, D. Cox, J. Bezold, N. Evans, M. Christiansen. FOURTH ROW: D. Achenbrack, J. Beese, J. Dunn, D. Ellers, J. Ewake, E. Clark. 48 FIRST ROW: V. Fiji, M. Knopp, J. Getty, J, Gobe, R. Fagen, B. Keeler, J. Kiefer, G. Kissling. SEC OND ROW: R. Kalesnick, D. Harvey, W. Ferguson, R. Gobrecht, M. Hlywiek. M. Hiller. S. Kirk. THIRD ROW: J. Fowler. S. Hecksher. S. Hefflefinger, C. Halverson, M. Hill, F. Foote. J. Karimar, W. Fife. FOURTH ROW: K. Guinn. T. Knox. J. Fry, A. Toscano. O. Hacksher, W. Kuehier, J. Fendrick. FIRST ROW: J. Rosse, D. Mudryk, E. Myers, A. McBride, L. Otterburn, M. Mackenson, B. Moffatt. SECOND ROW: J. Piucci, R. Rankin. D. Patterson, J. Muesham. N. Pearsall, E. Parker. K. Robertson. THIRD ROW: R. Radabaugh, J. NicHoll. J. Lane, L. Mitchell, S. Lucas, J. Renshaw. FOURTH ROW: L Madara, K. Munson, D. Moore, R. Martin, L Mackey, W. Roosevelt. H. Mays. FIRST ROW: V. Wagner, H. Swavely, E. Wendeler, G. Titcher, M. Strain, G. Small, G. Schum, C. Tassoni, R. Wiernicki, E. Wagner. J. Spitx, F. Traband. SECOND ROW: J. Stiles. K. Schiller, S. Smith. S. Weibly, J. Slaughter, P. Willis, J. Wallen, M. Welsh, J. Tani. THIRD ROW: L Salotti, S. Sawyer, W. Schmidt, N. Schmidenberg, R. Smith, R. Wilson, J. Tantaros. FOURTH ROW: R. Tompers, R. Zurinsky, M. Wolk, J. Sterling, L. Sherrer. FIFTH ROW: P. Tribit. B. Watts, B. Wilkins. G. Weber, R. String fellow, R. Sheppard. EIGHTH GRADE STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES R. Double. T. Melnychuk. L. Csank. L Rice. R. Galloway. S. McGeehan. Representing the eighth grade class on the Student Council this year are Janet Beck. Ted Melynchuk. and Robert Galloway, with Rich- ard Double, Suzete McGeehan, and Joseph Iredale serving as alternates. These future leaders have made a good showing on the honor roll and in sports. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: K. Bondarchuk. J. Back. A. Brown. J. Bair. C. Crawford. J. Barrett. L. Boyd. B Binganman. V. Craig. D. Dahlquist. A. Barry. T. Coppick. SECOND ROW: D. Brighton. D. Dugan. G. Cola. G. Di lilio. L. Csank. D. Bates. K. Achay. J Collison THIRD ROW: R. Davis S. Dav.s G. Csanady. B. Carhart, J. Calvert, G. Adams. L. Csanady. FOURTH ROW: T. Cox. R. Boal. B. Cardon. S. Demetrician. R. Double, C. Crawford. 50 EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Franci . M. Fletcher. L. Graham. S. Gitaite . J. Hance. K. Frese. B. Galloway. A. Haye . J. Griffith. C. Gray. L Gloster. SECOND ROW: S. Evan . M. Kain, K. Keller. L. Hittinger. H. Felinton. R. Langdon. L Hury. THIRD ROW: D. Keeler. P. Keeler. D. Irving. M. Houlihan. R. Elliott. A. Kornick. J. Iredale, D. Jenkins. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. McGeeham, J. Monroe. B. Messa. M. Macconi. C. Roth, P. Manning, R. Priest. S. Murray. T. Melnychuk. C. Muelaney. SECOND ROW: J. Retkowski. R. Peterson. R. Nicholl. H. Maier, R. McLaren, R. Rose, L. Rice, J. Miller. THIRD ROW: J. Meimbresse, M. Rowe, S. Pearson, W. Moore, D. McGuire. D. Pellak. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: R. Woodard. B. Urban, W. Stull, S. Thompson. J. Stringfellow. K. Taylor, V. Watson. C. Wendeler. J. Tassoni, M. Smith, R. Weber, J. Wolk. SECOND ROW: L. Torelli, S. Waldridge. T. Skrupski. C. Senkow, F. Watson, C. Scallan, A. Weatherill, D. Schwichow. THIRD ROW: E. Scott, T. Sims, J. Walker, L. Worrell, W. Stowe, F. Sakers, S. Tomlinson. SEVENTH GRADE Since the Class of 1967 is still in the process of getting organized, it did not have class officers this year. However, the three homerooms under the direction of Mrs. Albert and Messrs. Brown and Pentimall sent six representatives to Student Coun- cil during the year. Their one big project, a Christmas dance, was a huge success. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES S. Meell, K. Polinsky, L. Fleming, C. Parker, M. Stephano. S. Sacks. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Davis, G. Clark, A. Cousin, D. Adams, L. Berrien. B. Diggins, H. Diener, B. Clarke, K. Campbell, W. Alexy, F. Donaldson, J. Corsi. SECOND ROW: C. Demetrician, C. Cassidy. D. Davis, C. Brock, B. Dusak, J. DeMarcantonio, N. Booth, R. Combs. THIRD ROW: J. Cliff, N. Bowker, J. Borden, F. Bryan, B. Bechtold, J. Connors. 52 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: G. Graham, K. Karlesses, L. I dell. A. Hommel, R. Knopp, D. Isaacs, M. Krieg, G Hart, B. Kornick. M. Hutchins. J. Harper, D. Hamill. SECOND ROW: D. Isner, G. Hutchins, H. Hipkins, M. Fromal, J. Hess, N. Hury, L Fleming. THIRD ROW: R. Guy, C. Irving, D. Fridy, C. Kelley. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: A. O'Dea. J. Mitchell. C. Parker, R. Pruitt. E. Rudolph, B. Muehsam, G. Osborne, B. Miley. J. Ratkowski. J. Laica, R. McMullen. E. Remshard. SECOND ROW: J. Roosevelt, C. Rowe. G. Mann. L. Malmstrom. T. MacFadyen, S. Madara, D. McComsey, W. Rankin. THIRD ROW: I. Meell. D. Moore. J. Munson, L Mack, J. O'Neill, L. Nogle. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW- S Stief F. Trainer, B. Sivak. C. Tani. J. Wiernicki. M. Stephano. J. Taylor. A. Woods. S. Thomas. R. Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: K. Schiller. M. Wolfe. J. Slaughter. J. Signor. S. Sacks. C. Weden. THIRD ROW: G. Weber. C. Williamson. A. Sarnasky. JUNIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: D. Clendening. P. Alexy. D. Miller, N. McLaren, G. Sheppard. SECOND ROW: S. Tani, C. Hoffsommer, L. Emrick, B. Askew, G. Stott, J. Lynch, M. Moyle, D. Williams, S. Mackenson. D. Bartow, J. Chance, A. Sherrer. lâroi ecting and Inflecting The Red House Mystery Antony. Let me show you the machining of the barrel. Good God! Angela. There's grass in it! Bill. What! Betty. Someone's played a joke on you. poking the gun full of grass. What a stupid joke! by A. A. Milnes CAST Mark Abiett Conrad Hoffsommer Robert Abiett ? Angela Norbury Danya Clendening Mrs. John Norbury Dorothy Miller Mathew Cayley John Chance Betty Calladine Nancie McLaren Mrs. John Calladine Sandra Mackenson Major Rumbold Steven Tani Bill Beverly Gary Sheppard Ruth Norris Julia Lynch Antony Gillingham Paul Alexy Audrey Stevens Elizabeth Askew Elsie Wood Georganne Stott Mrs. Stevens Dorothy Williams Inspector Birch Dennis Bartow Joe Turner Leonard Emrick Prompters Arthur Sherrer. Margaret Hoyle Bill. A joke! Antony. Not a very funny one! 54 Financing the Future CHRISTMAS CARD SALE T. Lniet. E. Peterson, J. Krupiak, P. Dougan, A. Anderson. SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES The Sophomore Class sold Christmas cards to obtain money for their treasury. They had a wonder- ful sale, earning more than $1,000. Ellen Peterson was the top saleswoman. She received a transistor radio as a prize. The class also held dances to boost their income. Through these activities they have a good start for their senior year. FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES As their fund-raising project the freshman class traditionally sells magazine subscriptions, made pos- sible by the Curtis Publishing Company. Although their goal of $2,000 was not reached, the $1,893.05 of subscriptions sold was excellent. Patricia Willis. Mary Mackenson, and Michael Wolk sold the most this year. J. Tani, D. Harvey, Mr. Bell, Advisor; G. Tantaros, D. Ellers. 55 ATHLETICS varsity hockey squad FIRST ROW: S. J. Campbell. K. Voshell. A. Pearsall. M. Subashi, B. Askew. McLaren. C. Rohr. G. Murphy. S. Smith. V. McCloskey. A. Nucho. SECOND Bassoe, coach; Miss McKee; S. Howard, K. Rawlik. S. Hiller. Captain; N. ROW: E. Powers, Miss Fighting Against Time HOCKEY Although this yearâs hockey season was not one of the best, the games were very exciting. Having only three members from last yearâs varsity team, the girls obtained a record of one win, five ties, and two losses. The highlight of the season came when the varsity tied Media, a previously undefeated team. Miss Bassoe coached the varsity, which was captained by Sally Hiller. The J.V. was coached by Miss McKee and captained by Mary Ann Grace. Opp. R. P. Sharon Hill .... Darby ........ Clifton Heights Swarthmore Eddystone Media ........ Collingdale . Yeadon ........ 0 I 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 I I I I Won Tied Lost I S 2 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST ROW: P. Mack. R. A. Kornick, V. Fiss, M. Hiller. N. Clark. J. Brown. J. Cetola. D. Nucho M. Grace. N. Coughlin. SECOND ROW: Miss Bassoe. Coach; Miss McKee, Coach; S. Meell, L. Riedrich. J. Stiles, J. Wolfe. J. Zebley. R. Connor, H. Jancuska. L. Dândar, J. Skrupski. S. Hiller, Miss Bassoe S. Hiller S. Campbell M. Subashi A. Pearsall S. Smith E. Powers, S. Howard, K. Rawlik Running the Course CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW- T. Laxet. N. Ferguson, L. Murray, Captain; J. Popek, B. Hoffsommer. J. Wallen, Mr. Stefanowicx. Coach. SECOND ROW: B. Pollock. Manager; H. Buchmann. J. Glenn. B. Ferguson. W. Wilkin. A. Hindle, D. Bartow, S. Tani. Manager. Under the superb guidance of C. J. Stefanowicz, the cross country team finished their long season with a league record of two wins and five losses. Larry Murray sensationally established a course record in the fabulous time of I l::44, (old record was 12:07). The first-place trophy was given to Larry Murray: the second-place trophy, to Tom Lazet; the third- place trophy, to Dennis Bartow; the fourth-place medal, to Norman Ferguson; and the fifth-place medal, to Joe Wallen. Seniors, Norman Ferguson, Bruce Hoffsommer, Larry Murray, and John Popek received medals. CROSS COUNTRY Opp. R.P. Swarthrnore 25 34 Harriton .25 34 Media 26 31 Upper Morion 30 27 Springfield 24 33 Marple ⢠Newtown 24 35 Plymouth ⢠Whitemarsh 33 23 Penncrest 22 39 Ridley Township 24 35 Interboro 25 31 Won Lost Tied 2 8 0 60 Mr. Stefanowicz, Coach; L. Murray. Captain. Lawrence Murray Working Hard FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: M. Csanady, M. McAndrew, R. Wintemberg. H. DuVal, S. Tantaros, J. Shaffer, Captain; J. Passmore, R. Dunderdale, J. Stowe, D. Jones, R. Christian, T. Robert. SECOND ROW: B. Wilson, M. Kain, W. Nickel, R. Newcomer, J. Christiansen. W. Klindt, P. Gosheen, G. Sheppard. J. Miniconzi, W. Lopez. A. Roth. THIRD ROW: J. Pote, J. Esham, J. Brown, H. Stoops, E. Millard. J. Olander, M. O'Neill, D. Rue, J. Chance, T. Wheat, P. Owens, R. Voll. FOURTH ROW: L. Bostur, B. Newcomer, R. Snyder, K. Phillips, D. Adams. M. Bothner, B. Bux. B. Johnson, R. Spalding. FIFTH ROW: Sam Godfrey, Line Coach; John Wilson, Head Coach; George Wimmer, End Coach. The Parkers finishing the season with a record of four wins and four losses, played hard, tough foot- ball. They almost dethroned untouchable Clifton Heights, but lost in the last few seconds of arduous football. Schools like Swarthmore, Sharon Hill, Yea- don, and Collingdale were no match for the mighty Parker's offense and defense. Teams like Darby and Interboro soon found that the Parkers were not an easy match. Joe Sheffer was elected captain, and John Passmore received the Doc Cornog Trophy, the zenith in Ridley Park football awards. Mr. Wil- son, Mr. Godfrey, and Mr. Wimmer all collaborated to give Ridley Park a team and a record to be admired. Sharon Hill Opp. 7 R.P. 12 Darby 26 6 Clifton Heights 19 18 Swarthmore 0 26 Media 25 13 Collingdale 0 14 Yeadon 0 14 Interboro 32 14 Won Lost Tie 4 4 0 Mr. Wilson Head Coach; Mr. Wimmer, Coach; Mr. Godfrey, Coach; J. Sheffer, Captain. 62 . . . for a Worthy Prize A good team effort led the Junior High Football team to a .600 season. With Mr. Brown s coaching experience each opponent met a rugged foe. Indi- vidualism was lacking, but a Koenick-Wolk combina- tion continually sparkled. The Swarthmore game which ended in a tie was very exciting as each team pushed for paydirt that was sometimes only a few inches away. If this team continues its fine work, next yearâs team should be a real terror. Opp. R.P. Sharon Hill ...................... 6 6 Darby ...........................29 0 Clifton Heights .................. 0 13 Swarthmore ....................... 0 0 Media 21 0 Collingdale ...................... 6 21 Yeadon ........................... 6 13 Won Lost Tied 3 2 2 FIRST ROW- R Smith. D. Harvey. J. Renshaw. M Stephano. B. Sivak. M. Smith. J. Wolk. J. Ratkowski, J. Hess. F. Melnychuk. H. Mays. F. Co.. SECOND ROW: L Medere. L Mackey. J Tani, K. Lawrence D Bates J Signor D. Coi. J. Miller. O. Mitchell. M. Wolk. O. Hecksher. B. Watts. T. Coppick. THIRD ROW: Mr Pentimall. Coach; C. Kelley. R. Elliot. A. Kornick. R. Radabough.D Ellers J- Dunn. K. Munson. W. Herrmann. J. Iredale. L. Csanday. W. Moore. R. Golbrecht. G. T.tcher. Mr. McKeever, Coach; Mr. Brown. Coach. 64 Inciting School Spirit N. Rees D. Kahler SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Mrs. Werntz, Advisor; E. Powers, A. Harvey, M. Hoyle, D. K. Schiller, J. Gobe. B. Wagner, J. Bair, Mrs. Werntz. Adv'sor; Kahler, N. Rees, Head; J. Lanyon, A. Nickel, H. Dix, B. J. Kiefer. Head; A. Crawford. C. Dunn, K. Robertson. Hesselbacher. 65 Stepping High MAJORETTES N. Beck. P. Reiter. G. Sarnasky. V. Carhart, D. Clendening. Head; B. Corsi. J. Niskey, S. Slatten. S. Matsinger. 66 Leading the Band COLOR GUARDS N. Mackey, Head; K. Scheek, J. Moore, S. Hiller. N. Schartner. N. Schartner S. Hiller M. Cliff Shoot it varsity basketball team FIRST ROW: J. Sheffer, L. Murray, R. Clark, Captain; N. Ferguson, J. Passmore. SECOND ROW: Mr. MacKeever, Coach; B. Wilson, A. Roth, B. Murtaugh, J. Cesarine, W. Dann, A. Sherrer, J. Chance, W. Aikman. Even with its superb foul shooting and with its stupendous field goal shooting, the Parkers lacked a greatly impressive record. Darby was thoroughly frightened as the Parkers came within four points of upsetting the league leaders. Clifton Heights was beaten both times, and the Parkers scored an upset by beating top-contending Nether Providence. Mr. McKeever, the new coach, continually uplifted the team's spirits. Bob Clark (captain), Norman Fergu- son, Larry Murray, John Passmore, and Joe Sheffer were the seniors on the squad. Each did a note- worthy job. Mr. Wimmer ably coached the aggressive Junior Varsity team. With these individual's experience Ridley Park should have astute basketball teams for posterity. J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: D. Newcomer, S. Tani, R. Stewart, R. Janes, P. Alexy, J. Williams. SECOND ROW: Mr Wimmer, Coach; D. Bartow, R. Riddell, R. Johnson, S. Kitchen, R. Nicholl, J. Lane. B. Bonnes. 68 Pass it Nefher Providence.................61 63 Alumni ...........................55 56 Lansdowne-Aldan ................. 49 32 Yeadon .......................... 94 62 Sharon Hill 71 47 Darby-Col ryn ................... 64 60 Clifton Heights...................35 62 Swarthrr.ore .....................54 52 Media ............................90 48 ColUngdale .......................76 57 Yeadon 54 43 Sharon Hill .................... 62 55 Darby-Colwyn .....................74 52 Clifton Heights................. ..41 68 Swarthmore ....................... 57 42 Media ............................74 45 Collingdale ......................59 54 Won Lost 4 14 J. Passmore J. Sheffer L Murray 69 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: W. Ferguson, D. Ellers. B. Watts. M. Wolk. G. Tantaros. A. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: J. Piucci, G. Titcher. R. Wiernicki, J. Tani. B. Wilkin, G. Campbell. R. Stirling. D. Bui. O. Hecksher. Mr. Brown, Coach. Dribble down . . . After a close loss to Darby-Colwyn, the Freshman team rebounded to close with a .500 season. Rela- tively good ball handling of the team, exceptional shooting of Mike Wolk, and the superb coaching of Darby-Colwyn Opp. 34 R.P. 24 Clifton Heights 30 48 Swarthmore 29 23 Folcroft 15 47 Collingdale 23 29 Yeadon 37 34 Sharon Hill 21 29 Media 26 Won Lost 4 4 Mr. Brown established these Parkers as threats. Meanwhile, the seventh and eighth grade team, coached by Mr. Wilson, also played comparatively good basketball. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: J. Hess. B. Urban. J. Wolk. K. Frasa. M. Stapnano. SECOND ROW: R. Nicholl. T. Malyn- chuk, R. Double, G. Csanady, A. Kornick. THIRD ROW: L. Csanady, Mr. Wilson, Coach; J. Iredale. 70 . . . the Floor Yeodon ...........................32 32 Sharon Hill ......................31 55 Darby ............................47 56 Clifton Heights...................46 41 Eddystone ........................ 35 78 Swarthmore .......................29 49 Media ............................ 40 80 Collingdale ......................42 54 Won Lost Tied I 6 I The girls varsity basketball team started its season with a tie game against Yeadon. The team, plagued with illness and injury, did not have a very good over-all record although many games were close. Anne Pearsall was elected captain. J.V BASKETBALL HRST ROW: S. Koch. R. Kornick. H. Dii, R. Connor. J. Zebley P Reiter SECOND ROW- r u I: SrAHStfcHfci arras sa 71 Come on Ridley â 72 J.Lanyon C. Furiani JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: B. Duidk, L. Gloster, A. Crawford, L. Nogel, K. Polinsky, N. Clark, H. Swavely, D. Hamill. SECOND ROW: D. Moore, E. Parker, S. Weibley, F. Foote, K. Schiller, V. Fit , E. Myers, J. Creamer. THIRD ROW: L. Rice, C. Mullaney, S. Myers, M. Sherrer, D. Keeler, S. Sawyer, R. McLaren, L. Flemming, J. Borden, Miss McKee, Coach; Miss Bassoe, Coach. J.V. BASKETBALL The varsity team of tomorrow won one more game than the varsity. Judy Wolfe was the high scorer for the junior varsity while Barbara Pellak, a close second, was the teamâs captain. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The junior high squad, a training ground for the senior high team, familiarizes the girls with the rules and regulations of basketball. Their record was not exceptional but the girls worked hard during their one nour per week practice. Score- Score-Score 73 Emulating the Olympians JUNIOR HIGH TRACK FIRST ROW: G. Mann, D. McComsey, G. Small. W. Dunderdale, J. Has . D. Isaacs, B. Stull, C. Kallay. J. Francis, B. Massa. T. Melynchuck. J. Wolk, B. Moffatt, M. Kriag. J. Mitchall, C. Parker, L. Graham, S. Gitaitis, B. Clarke. SECOND ROW: J. Nichol, J. Pearson, C. Irving, W. Moore. R. Double, H. Falinton, J. Hlywiak, A. Kornick. K. Lawrence. J. Renshaw, S. Lucas, S. Clarke. J. Millar, D. Harvey. A. Mitchall, H. Mays, T. Csanady. D. Irving. R. Wiernici. THIRD ROW. M. Stasanao, J. O'Neil, manager; J. Griffith, manager; R. Golbracht, manager; T. MacFaden. R. McMulhen, C. Cranford, G. Adams, G. Campbell, J. Calvert, J. Wallen, B. Langdon, J. Iredale, S. Tomlinson, B. Roosevelt, B. Wilkins, B. Herrman, R. Smith. K. Munson, Mr. Pentimall, coach. Last year s Chester Pike Champions, after having lost many members through graduation, faces the difficult task ot rebuilding around the nucleus of the remaining experienced members. Under the coaching of Mr. Stefanowicz and Mr. Pentimall, the teams will strive to do their best. SENIOR HIGH TRACK FIRST ROW: R. McCabe. J. Popek, E. Titcher, D. Bartow, J. Christiansen, M. McAndrew, S. Schwichow. G. O Day, B. Coffin, L. Emrick, J. Pote. SECOND ROW: R. Bucari, W. Kalesnik, C. Coppens, N. Clonti, J. Cesarine, S. Kitchen, M. Csanady, H. DuVal, L. Murray, T. Wheat, C. Bonnes, J. Bondarchuk. THIRD ROW: M. Bothner, B. Hoffsommer, J. Sheffer, W. Clint, M. O'Niel, L. Bostur. J. McComsey. A. Sherrer. D. Flemming. G. Sheppard. J. Williams. B. Stoppel. Mr. Stefanowicx. Coach; Mr. Stevenson, Coach. M. Csanady B. Hoffsommer J. Popek H. DuVal N. Clontz M. McAndrew J. Shaffer J. McComsey R. Bucari B. Coffin 7k r L. Murray FIRST ROW: R. Stewart, J. Larsen, P. Owens, C. Maier. R. Johnson. B. Foi, S. Blitzstein. SECOND ROW: J. Tantaros, D. Ellers, J. Lauer, R. Radabaugh, E. Millard. THIRD ROW: M. Wolk, B. Watts, H. Locke, T. Uber. W. Lopez, A. Roth. FOURTH ROW: D. Gray, N. Ferguson, W. Yucnik. J. Zimmer- man. B. Wilson. FIFTH ROW: S. Blanchard, R. Hinkle, J. Passmore. Mr. B. Feller, Coach; Mr. M. Kertis. Coach; B. Clark, D. Mahler. Swinging along with Ben After they finished in second place last year, the bsaeball team is facing the bright prospect of an excellent season this year. With Mr. Feller and Mr. Kertis as coaches, the boys hope to excell last yearâs mark. VARSITY BASEBALL April S â Yeadon ...........................Home April 9 â Sharon Hill ......................Away April 12 â Darby ...........................Home April 16 â Clifton Heights ..............â..Away April 18 â Swarthmore ......................Home April 24âMedia .............................Away April 26 â Collingdale .....................Home April 30 â Yeadon ..........................Away May 3 â Sharon Hill ........................Home May 7 â Darby ..............................Away May 10 â Clifton Heights .................. Home May 14 â Swarthmore ........................Away May 17âMedia ...............................Home May 21âCollingdale .........................Away 76 Mr. Kertis, Coach; Mr. Feller, Coach. IU 111 Hi nnnn ihlr1 | m X CL - ......r .uaa!i|i4' TSiiii - lilililiiNtel â o 2 d JO u a: ACTIVITIES 79 FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: B. Pollock. M. Kain, F. Taylor, R. Newcomer. N. Rees. Mr. Alexander. President; D. Jones. B. Clark. L Jackson. N. Mackey. S. J. Campbell L Murray. SECOND ROW: C. Bartow J Beck. F. J. de Furia. R. Spalding. R. Molin. K. Schiller. D. Hunter. K. Rawl.k. J. Fasdar, M. Hoyle. D. Clende ing. J. Lanyon. E. Powers. THIRD ROW: T. Melinchuck. R. Galloway. J. Sheffer. H. Dix, T. Ackroyd. M. Wolk. D. Harvey. J. Tribit, C. Parker. S. Sachs. Making Democracy Work The Student Council, under the supervision of Mr. Alexander and the leadership of John Passmore, had a very successful year. The constitution revision, a semesterâs project, was an interesting as well as educational experience for many of the members. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: D. Hunter. K. Schiller. F. Taylor. R. Martin. R. Hinkle. N. Rees. J. Passmore, President; R. Newcomer. L. Murray. P. Goheen. L. Emerick. L. Bostur. SECOND ROW: W. Daniels, J. Popek, M. Cliff, J. Fassler, E. Jackson, S. Campbell, R. Clark, K. Rawlik, S. Howard, J. Lanyon. THIRD ROW: L. Fleming. K. Polinsky. S. McGeehan. L. Rice. L. Csank. S. Smith. L. Sherrer, E. Powers, N. Mackey. D. Clendening. FOURTH ROW: T. Melenychuk. T. Ackroyd. E. Millard. C. Harper. J. Sheffer. R. Connor. F. deFuria. M. Wolk. R. Double. FIFTH ROW: M. Hoyle. H. Dix. C. Parker, S. Sacks, R. Galloway. orv Working toward a Goal SCOTT'S Hl-Q Under the advisorship of Mr. Benjamin Feller, the Scott's Hi-Q team nas had a successful year. The team scored ninety-one points from a pos- sible hundred and twenty. They are expected to finish among the top five teams of the twenty-one teams participating. The intellectual curiosity and ability, which the members have, led them to the heights. As representatives of the school, the Scott's Hi-Q team has ably accomplished a goal of which all can be proud. William Ailiman, Steve Tani, Mr. Feller, Advisor; Dale Jones, Norman Ferguson. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE CITIZENSHIP CLUB SEATED: A. Anderson, F. Uffe. J. Wiehman, J. Miller, J. Fassler, K. Voshell, E. Henderson. STANDING: B. Clark, President; K. Scheck, B. Hoffsommer, R. Jackson. V. McCloskey, B. Yuhasx, L. Bezold, G. Sheppard, C. Wallgren. The Citizenship Club, which was formed and organized through the initiative of a few mem- bers of the student body, strives to make the high school building clean and attractive. The biggest work for the 1961-1962 school year was the collection of over 300 unused or out of date books, donated to the club by teachers, to be sent to the needy countries in Asia. The Valen- tine Day Party was a big social event for the club. The Club plans to buy a trophy to be presented at graduation to the senior voted by the mem- bers as the best citizen. 81 VOLUME 31 NUMBER $ RIDLET PARK, PENNSYLVANIA fEBRAURY 23, 1962 FEBRUARY â AMERICAN FAVORITE HERO OF AMERICAN HISTORY I only regret that I have but one life to 1 AO for my country. These famous worrf UJ T s by Nathan Hale, hero of the Arne  3J eO Although Nathan Hale assumed no shaping of the early history HISTORY MONTH THE MEANING OF LOYAL AMERICAN has been an inspiration to mi., No. 5 as a martyr for democracy. A h idiey Park, Pa er, Nathan Hale, put to df' .------â-------- was glad to die for hissj tyJ TO SOCIALISM and the ideals of My favorite hero ivy.VA institution of the Jnit- man- in our history 1 j b stated that one purpose could have guided is ....to promote the darkest hour, had It true today tlrnt in or- hearts. His love we are following the broken land witre. e , According to Webster's Dictionary, loyal mean faithful to the constituted authority of one s country. Therefore, a loyal American 'nl to United States Government. Bn ÂŤ -ÂŤary definition; true American loyalty ÂŤ V It is not just adherence to a sys- ' ' ' is faith- But this is K â t. A e o o the ship o DemocxÂŁ i think . e they do or u . Š viduals. Thei % between average' their Red bosses t. a ÂŤo jufc tragic death wa tionâs people. Major Genera? a hero from c cause I happc C. socialism ' ere is sta lndamental y A of wealth . I ÂŤ.4 i.sts being but because 1 ac erative corn! responsible. weX taking its f ended his career ⢠jouj[h the new cause he believed i. ,f Health, Ed1 many of the Generalia today are personal courage from the income faced with a r'f 'lass. The ino- ⢠s and employer in workers can force widespreV x again, pj| i back Kv' âbut rather a sincere belief in {Stem as demonstrated by every- oes beyond professing belief ÂŤ 'b the application of these v 9. (William Aikman) . 5; o ÂŤraed citizen who un- c o and is willing to Jw Jp ove his community. (Marilyn Cliff) Vi's income P ÂŁ sociali I admire ( from a laâ- . â ents tl Jv inventor, y statesman, sign the of Alliance, tution of the . first fire depa. xi? hospital in Amer. F brary, founded thv , y _____________ improved police ° ?icine if Congress pass- to abolish slavery Fpsals. If the Depart- felt today in the wi :ty d Welfare continues which promoted upright liv.A ?1 eventually evolve in early America. Benjamin w (Jean Lanyon) American hero. âWhen national heroes arr Washington is foremost. In chairman of the Cor.stitut Editor .MARILYN A. |ion rear v recipi- V to ÂŤ; Revolu- first president of recognized for his the r skill can rise even to pres is not under the thu change jobs, buy stor from the government g n he works the morÂŽ 1, BSPM where all decl?ÂŁ =r  a man cannot ÂŽ American e lira - ÂŽ 5 Indian War and the American ReVOc | ugh young, he knew well the ways of war3 oir?.e of Braddockâs defeat at Fort Duquesne. kVw dur- ing the hard winter at Valley For e, he maintain- ed the spirit of his mer. and led them to victory. A great general and statesman. (Dale Jones) Dag Hamaarskjold was one of the most signifi- cant fiÂŤrures of modern times. He devoted his whole life to the cause of world peace and gave his lire while on a peace mission. As Secretary General of United Nations, he was in a prime po- sition to promote peace. His death was a shock to peace-loving nations because he helped stem the tide of Communism. (James McComsey) Continued on page 2, column 2 z. t o 1 5 ? ⢠â wara m ⢠. 0d to ⢠w ââ˘âBorhood Flag . t 1 c 2 c of July pro-ram; 1  1 ied the Oath of Ax-, oneâs country should God. A citizen cannot â˘1 ÂŽ ⢠1 - Of Allegiance otive loyal as ap- I ing. Gone are neigh- j, patriotism in Fourth â â inity that once accompan- to the flag. Loyalty to second only to loyalty to claim to be a part of his country without loyalty to it. (John Passmore) A loyal American is one who loves his country. He realizes that America offers him the greatest op- portunities and gives him the greatest freedom and rights. He is grateful for his privilege to vote, and in return he obeys the laws of his land. A loyal American earnestly believes in one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. (Steve Tani) Continued on page 4, column 2. FLYER STAFF FIRST ROW: J. Passmore, S. Tani, Miss Densmore. Advisor; M. Cliff. Editor; P. Owens, C. Furiani. SECOND ROW: D. Jones. S. Mackenson, B. Hoffsommer, J. Moore. J. Wichman. S. Burke. M. Russell. THIRD ROW: A. Anderson. N. Mackey, N. Schartner. S. Schwichow. J. McCoskey. W. Aikman. R. Newcomer, R. Double. Spreading the News Miss Densmore. Advisor; M. Cliff, Editor. THE FLYER Under the editorship of Marilyn Cliff, the Flyer'' staff's goal has been to preserve a record of the school's activities for the 1961- 1962 school year. The staff has tried to report accurately and interestingly club news, faculty news, and class news. The readers this year enjoyed humorous articles, editorials, and sports. The honored senior and honored athlete articles recognized physical prowess and scholastic achievement. Every week a Flyer staff member went to the DELAWARE COUNTY DAILY TIMES office to have his picture taken and to answer the weekly question. Each Friday with students from other schools the picture and answer ap- peared on the school page with the column written by staff members. The Flyer staff hopes its efforts have been enjoyed by the entire student body. 83 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Christian, J. Wichman. B. Yuhasz. J. Lanyon, A. Harvey. A. Nickel. S. Howard. S. Burke J. Moore. Mrs. Raymond. Advisor; R. Jackson. President; S. Sterling. J. Fassler J. Keeler. M Russell. S. J. Campbell. D. Kahler. SECOND ROW: S. Mackenson. L Thurow. C. Rohr. S. Matsinger N. Beck. D. Clendening. A. Anderson. J. Skrupski J Niskey. G Murphy. D. Dodson. G. Sarnasky. E. Roth. THIRD ROW: K. Shingler. J. Miller. R. Korn.ck S. WaW B. Pellak. D. Rosenburg. S. Creagmile. R. Connor. J. Sellers. H. Jancuska. D. Nucho. B. Corsi. V. Carhart. C. Buono. Preparing for the Future DEBATING CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Cetola. B. Askew. A. Larsen. N. McLaren. Mr. Stevenson. Advisor; J. Skrupski. T. Gibbs. A. Anderson. B. Shorter. C. Capitani. SECOND ROW: H. Walls. D. Miller. L Diidar. R. Connor. J. Sellers, L. Connor. L. Emrick. L. Simmons. G. Sarnasky. J. Summa. THIRD ROW: R. Pasternack. J. Osborne. J. Grablusky. J. Wolfe. D. Sivak. J. Zebley. G. Murphy. D. Kahler. N. Tasket, M. Bothner. FOURTH ROW: D. Nucho. R. Kornick. A. Santa Maria. G. O Dea. J. Miller. 84 BOYS VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Passmore, J. Stowe, J. Sheffer, Mr. Feller, Advisor; L. Murray, President; P. Owens, D. Jones. SECOND ROW: B. Pollock. D. Gray. N. Clontz, D. Bartow. THIRD ROW: R. Hinkle. J. Cesarine. M. Csanady. H. DuVal. J. Popek. FOURTH ROW: A. Roth. M. Kain, B. Wilson. A. Sherrer. FIFTH ROW: N. Ferguson. W. Klindt. B. Clark. W. Yuknick. C. Bartow. SIXTH ROW: F. Taylor. B. Hoffsommer, R. Christian. Rewarding Our Athletes GIRLS VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: A. Harvey. B. Yuhasz. J. Lanyon, S. J. Campbell. President; Mrs. Lippman, Advisor, E. Powers. A. Pearsall. N. Rees. SECOND ROW: S. Smith. D. Kahler. K. Rawlik. S. Hiller. S. Howard. THIRD ROW: A. Nickel, B. Askew, H. Renshaw, B. htesselbacher, M. Hoyle. FOURTH ROW: K. Voshell, C. Rohr, G. Murphy, H. Dix. FIFTH ROW: V. McCloskey, A. Houck, N. McLaren, C. Furiani. 85 TEEN-AGE BOOK CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Summa. S. Moall. B. Ellison. J. Creamer. J. Kiefer. Miss Bassoe. Miss Peck. Advisor; E. Waite, K. Rawlik. N. Rees. S. George. SECOND ROW: N. Connig. N. Clark. M. Mackenson. P. Willis, A. Anderson. J. Skfupski. B. Ratliff. B. Wagner, S. Myers. B. Shurter. THIRD ROW: L. Otterburn. M. Hiller. V. Fiss. S. Matsinger. N. Beck. L. Dixdar. D. Smith. F. Uffe. D. Gallagher. C. Rohr. FOURTH ROW: D. Williams. L. Walter. E. Williams. B. Davis. J. Lynch. G. Zurinsky. L. Thurow. A. Santa Maria. J. Miller. R. Kornick. FIFTH ROW: C. Harper. C. Bartow. L. Murray. P. Owens. Enjoying Literature The Teenage Book Club, as well as the Library Staff, is under the sponsorship ci Miss Elma S. Peck, the school librarian. TAB. as it is commonly called, purchase! paperback books for nominal prices anc receives bonuses for a certain number purchased. The Library Staff, with Kas Shingler as president, does small jobs ir the library each day. At the close of the year, the Library Staff takes a trip tc see either a play or a motion picture. Ir previous years the Teen Age Book Club has accompanied them, but because o the ever-increasing membership the Li brary Staff was unaccompanied thi: year. LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW: K. Shingler, President; Miss Peck. Advisor; K. Rawlik, S. Mackenson. SECOND ROW: R. Woodard. V. Fiss. M. Mackenson, J. Kramer. F. J. Defuria. B. Shurter, J. Kiefer, S. George. THIRD ROW: C. Rohr. E. Waite, S. Myers, L. Dizdar, S. Meell, N. Rees. 86 BOWLINS CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Skrupski, J. Keeler. N. Mackey, J. Wichmen, D. KaKler, M. Hoyle. SECOND ROW: D. Mahler. J. Popek, J. Zimmerman, B. Coffin, W. Richardson, Mr. Kertis, Adivsor THIRD ROW- J. Mmicomi, R. McCabe. Perfecting a Skill BOWLING CLUB RIFLE CLUB Every Wednesday immediately after school a group of bowlers gather at the Ridley Bowl. A total of twelve teams with approximately five bowlers each compete in separate boys and girls divisions. Trophies are awarded to the highest individual average, the highest series, the highest game, and the individuals on the first-place team. Every Tuesday the eight-member Ridley Parle High School Rifle Team meets at the Folsom Armory of the United States Marines. After they study theory, the teams shoot at targets on an indoor range for various personal awards. Later, inter-school competition is established for the sports-minded. RIFLE CLUB FIRST ROW: D. Pellak. D. Dugan, G. Csanady. SECOND ROW: R. Powers, R. Langdon, R. T. Gibbs, Captain; C. Hoffsommer. Davis, 87 CANDY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: A. Harvey, A. Nickel. K. Rawlik. E. Power . J. Moore, chairman; Mr. Shaffer. Advisor; C. Michael, chairman; B. Yuhasx. chairman; A. Paulson. A. Pearsall. M. Russell. SECOND ROW: L Connor. M. Subashi. J. Keeler. J. Wichman. M. Phillips. A. Laskowski. S. Sterling. J. Fassler. P. Gillen. E. Henderson. THIRD ROW: $. J. Campbell. B. A. Desper. B. Girard. D. Smith. S. Burke. C. Furiani. S. Frey. L Bexold. R. Jackson. N. Mackey. FOURTH ROW: J. Lanyon. P. Adams. S. Gallagher. M. Schmidenberg. S. Pruitt, S. Howard, E. Brzozowski, C. Beck. N. Shartner, S. Hiller. Raising Funds for Seniors STATIONERY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: A. Harvey. K. Rawlik. C Shryer. chairman; P. Gillen, chairman; M. Russell, A. Paulson, N. Mackey. K. Scheck. SECOND ROW: D. Smith. S. Howard. S. Burke. S. Sterling. L Bezold. THIRD ROW: D. Kahler, S. J. Campbell, S. Gallagher, S. Pruitt, N. Shartner. J. Fassler. 88 MADRIGAL GROUP FIRST ROW: J. Lanyon, R. Jackson, K. Rawlik, D. Jones, D. Bartow, C. Hoffsommer, J, Niskey, S. J. Campbell, Mrs. Sidener, Director. SECOND ROW: A. Laskowski, B. Hoffsommer, J. Larsen, D. Miller, C. Miller, J. Passmore. Harmonizing for Our Enjoyment JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: G. Weber, G. Campbell, W. Herrmann, M. Wolk. B. Watts, O. Hecksher, B. Wilkin, C. Tassoni, R. Wiernicki, R. Janes. F. Traband. Mrs. Sidener. Director; L. Madara, N. Schmidenberg, E. Parker, J. Creamer, F. J. de Furia, P. Manning, B. Dryden, J. Getty, N. Clark, R. Kalesnik. SECOND ROW: D. Keeler, K. Taylor, S. McGeehan. J. Bair, J. Kiefer. M. Mackenson, S. Kirk, P. Willis, J. Slaughter, A. M. McBride. L. Mackey. R. Radabaugh, T. Clark. J. Karcxmar, V. Wagner. M. L. Sherrer, K. Schiller, C. Halvorsen, M. Durfor, G. Kissling, S. Weibley, J. Muehsam. THIRD ROW: J. Lane, L. Boyd. V. Craig, R. M. Woodard, A. Crawford, J. Meimbresse, R. Boal, G. Yokis, M. Christiansen, R. Sheppard, B. Moffatt, E. Wendeler, J. Boxold. L. Worrell T. Skrupski, J. Walker, M. Strain, V. Fiss, J. Spits, M. Knopp. FOURTH ROW: K. Lawrence, K. Dunn, K. Robertson, S. Smith, J. Gobe, B. Wagner, L. Otterburn, J. Stringfellow, M. Bostedo, S. Erickson, T. Sims, L. Solotti, N. Pearsall, J. Beck, J. Tassoni, P. Schum, B. Keeler, D. Patterson. Bringing Joy . . . SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: M. Mackenson, S. Kirk, A. Santa Maria, J. Popek, S. Myer . J. Gobe. D. Nucho. E. Fitzgerald, J. Passmore, C. Hoffsommer, J. Tani. SECOND ROW: S. J. Campbell, C. Miller, D. Miller, H. Di . G. Di lilio, J. Niskey, H. Walls. B. Hoffsommer. Mr. Jones. Director; S. Tani, A. Sherrer, D. Jones, P. Aleiy. JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: A. Wood, C. Tani, R. Bechtold, R. Guy. R. Gobrecht. K. Lawrence. E. Wendeler, F. Foote. L. Nogle, R. Knopp, J. Tantaros, J. Tani. SECOND ROW: K. Keller, F. Donaldson, J. Borden. Mr. Jones. Director; W. Alexy, T. Coppick, J. Mitchell, J. O'Neill. L. Mitchell. G. Csanady, B. Moffatt. THIRD ROW: R. Janes, S. Davis. L. Flemming, T. Clark, K. Bondarchuk, R. Rose, J. Renshaw, D. Harvey. through Music DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: J. Bondarchuk, A. Sherrer. H. Dix, G. Di lllio.T. Lappin, D. Nucho, J. Tani, J. Popak, A. Toscano, W. Fidorowici, D. Millar. SECOND ROW: J. Ranshaw, D. Harvey, D. Jonas, P. Alexy, S. Tani, J. Passmore, L. Mitchell, K. Allan, Mr. Jonas. MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW: H. Walls, T. Lappin, E. Fitxgerald, R. Knopp, K. Bondarchuk, C. Hoffsommer, S. Davis, F. Foote, E. Wendeler. B. Moffatt, J. Mitchell, S. Blanchard. R. Howard. SECOND ROW: W. Alexy, G. Csanady. J. Tani, K. Lawrence, R. Rosa. T. Clark, L. Malstrom, G. Clark. J. O'Neill. THIRD ROW: M. Strain, R. Guy. R. Tompers, R. Bachtold, R. Janes, J. Ewaka, J. Borden, L. Nogle, J. Renshaw, J. Patterson. Mr. Jones, Director. 91 RADIO CLUB FIRST ROW: S. ODea, S. George. C. Harper. T Nickoll. Mr. Kertis. Advisor. SECOND ROW: B. Fox. W. Stief. C. Bartow, H. Locke. C. Maier. J. Esham, J. Zimmerman. Organizing for Fun and Service FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: D. Newcomer. J. Moore. S. Sterling. M. Cliff. Mrs. Bell. Advisor; A. Nickel. B. Yuhasz. C. Shryer. R. Cohen. SECOND ROW: B. Hesselbacker. N. Carter. M. Lanteri. F. deFuria, J. Kiefer. A. Crawford. S. Burke. J. Niskey. L. Thurow. J. Cetola. M. Grace. S. Mackenson. THIRD ROW: J. Creamer. L. Salotti. C. Rohr. K. Shingler, D. Miller. S. Matsinger, D. Clendening. C. Sweeney. N. McLaren. ⢠92 Harry DuVal, Master of Ceremonies The Bass Four Displaying School Talent James Bondarchuk Ellen Fitzgerald 93 ADVERTISING Adult Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver S. Alexander Mrs. Grace Allen Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Baker Mr. and Mrs. George P. Bartow Michael R. Bernot Ralph D. Blue, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown Mr. Quintin J. Bucari Mrs. Yolanda Bucari Mrs. Mabel M. Bullock Mr. and Mrs. George E. Burke Mr. and Mrs. George E. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Ceglarski Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Coffin Dr. and Mrs. Sydney Coppick Mr. and Mrs. John DeRuyter Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Desper Mrs. Lydia Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dunderdale Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Fassler Benj. P. Feller Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. L. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gillen Mr. and Mrs. Benj. E. Glenn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Bertram M. Harvey Geo. Henderson Jack Henderson Carl David Hesselbacher Mr. and Mrs. John Hiller Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. W. Alfred Hoffsommer Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Janes Mr. and Mrs. Casper W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. H. Lytton Jones Mr. and Mrs. H. Harmon Keeler Michael E. Kertis Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Lanyon Mrs. Gertrud Laskowski Carl Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Alec B. Lippman Dr. and Mrs. John Z. Mackenson Mi. and Mrs. Mahler Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McComsey Mr. and Mrs. Louis Messa Mrs. Alice Michael Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myers Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Passmore Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paulson James J. Pentimali Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. John Popek Anna Powers S. A. William Powers Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rawlik Mr. Mary B. Raymond Tom and Hilda Rebert Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reed Pvt. James F. Reilly U.S.M.C. Mrs. Mary Schartner Mr. Fred P. Scheck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shryer Margaret M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Spalding Mrs. Wm. L. Stafford William Stevenson Mrs. Frank A. Taylor Nancy Thomas Ruth V. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Waite, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Waltz Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Werntz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wichman John B. Wilson Lilly B. Yuhasz J. S. Motor Company 96 Student Patrons Paul Alexy 63â Eddie Tommy Joey Bell Ellie Bill Lynn Bezold Emily Franny Charlie Bob Franny Sammy June Bordon Jacqui John Barry Coffin Joe Elva Andy Cousin John Candy Bill Diggins John Linda Norman B. L. Ferguson Karen Binky Ray Hinkle Kelly Pat Bruce Hoffsommer Libby Russ Carl Irving Linda Jerry Bob Langdon Nancy Eddie Tom Lazet Nancy Ronny Dennis Mahler Pat Carl Gorodn Mann Pat Paul Roger McCabe Peggy Harry Horace J. McComsey, Jr. Sandy George Steve Meell Sammie Bob Charlotte Michael Chico Dottie Miller Eva 62 Judy Moore Jeanie Craig Parker Jeanne John G. Popek Jeff Jack Renshaw John 62 Albert William Riemenschneider, Jr. Kenny Steve Schwichow Margie Joseph Sheffer Margie 62 Claire Shryer Mike 62 Maddy Subashi Pay Carol Sweeney Rutie Mike Vanella Sam 62 Baby Cakes Skinny Saliy Barb Maxi Sally Jean Barbara Linda Sandy Betsy Dave Sissy Bill Marie Sue 62 Bob Midge Toni 63 Buddy Eileen Tony 62 Candy Johnny Apache Thunderbirds Carol Doug Boing-Boing, Jr. Dale Kathy The Brush Dot Jimmy The Moose Club Edie Tommy 97 Griffith Funeral Chapel Chester Pike and Amosland Road Norwood, Pa. LE 2-4944 Private Parking Breakfast Lunch The Den Luncheonette STEAKS ⢠HOAGIES Geo. H. Wray. Jr. Proprietor Phone: LE 2-9993 F. A. COOK PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Wonomaker and Powhatton Avenues Essington, Pa. Phone: LE 4-9077 COMPLIMENTS OF BOB'S BARBER SHOP 20 E. Sellers Avenue Ridley Park, Pa. 98 INTERBORO NEWS Prospect Park, Pa. Compliments of Ridley Perk's SUBURBAN FOOD CENTER 20 E. Hinckley Avenue Ridley Perk A Complete Food Morket Smithâs Gift Shop STILLMAN'S AUTOMOTIVE CENTER STUDEBAKER. LARK AND HAWK Dependable Service Department For All Makes and Models 45 S. MdcDade Boulevard Glenolden, Pa. Phone: LU 3-1771 28 East Sellers Avenue Ridley Park, Pa. LE 2-3966 Greeting Cards Norcross China Hallmark Crystal Gibson Lamps 99 IIIHTIS Ii. TI11PIMLII Complete Insurance Service Fire and Casualty Marine â Life â Pension 800 Edgmont Avenue Chester, Pa. TRemont 6-7117 SENKOW AUTO SALES AND SERVICE 201 N. Governor Print Boulevard Lester, Pa. State Inspection LU 3-9587 Greeting Cords Books Kodak Cameras Stationery Picture Framing SIMMONDS H.O. Train and Hobby Center 705 Edgmont Avenue Chester, Pa. Robert A. Simmonds Phone: TRemont 2-5161 TERMINATION EXTERMINATING CO. 200 Bertram Avenue Essington, Pa. LE 2-2283 Get the number of that truck.' V. J. PACE AND SONS 133 West 5th Street Chester, Pennsylvania REALTORS INSURORS TRemont 4-6377 Ridley Park's New Barber Shop STANLEY AND JOE 22 E. Sellers Avenue TV Air Conditioned LEhigh 2-3188 R A M BO'S Childrenâs Shoe Shop 19 E. Hinckley Avenue Ridley Perk, Pe. Daily 9 to 6 â Friday til 9 100 KINDER FURMAN, INC. Realtors and Insurance 726 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Penna. LEhigh 2-1334 GOOD LUCK ROSE PHARMACY Ridley Park DEGER - STARKEY, INC. COAL âFUELOIL Phones: LEhigh 2-2400â2-2401 12th and Lincoln Avenues Prospect Perk. Pa. LE 2- 7605 LE 2-6623 PROSPECT PARK FLORIST WEDDINGS ⢠FUNERALS ⢠GIFTS ⢠PLANTS 1044 LINCOLN AVENUE COSTAS Apothecary and Laboratory 29 E. Hinckley Avenue Ridley Pork, Pa. LEhigh 2-4400-4401-4402 101 THOMAS M. HOYLE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SMALL'S RESTAURANT Old Island Road and Powhattan Avenue Essington, Pennsylvania GENERAL INSURANCE 308 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. MA 7-6760 RUDY'S MARKET Essington, Pa. YASKIN'S HARDWARE NOW AT 3rd and Wanamaker Avenue Essington Free Delivery LE 2-8000 LE 2-4413 RIDLEY PARK HARDWARE Point - Gloss - Keys Electrical Supplies Smell Appliance Repairs FREE DELIVERY 17 E. Hinckley Ave. Ridley Park, Penna. VHS Relays ⢠Moler Relays ⢠Indicating and Controlling Pyromttm ⢠API Panel Relays Simplytrol and Versatrol Controls ASSEMBLY PRODUCTS, INC. CHESTERLAND, OHIO 549 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Pa. 102 LLOYD ROWE Regional Sales Manager Tel.: LEhigh 4-9722 Nunn Bush Gerberich FIORAVANTI'S SHOE STORE 806 llth Avenue PROSPECT PARK. PA. LE 2-578? COMPLIMENTS OF ENTERPRISE MACHINE and DEVELOPMENT CORP. New Castle, Delaware W. A. Hoffsommer, Pres. EARLE'S LUNCHEONETTE 23 E. Hinckley Avenue Ridley Park, Pa. Complete Take-Out Service LU 3-9886 103 MINSHALL FUNERAL HOME MELVIN I. MINSHALL C ua ilu A quality store since 1904 8th and Edgmont Ave. Wilmington Mart Chester, Pa. Edge Moor, Del. Kerlin at Eleventh Streets Chester, Pa. Phone: TR 6-4213 MEDFORD'S FERRY BROS. SON Orthopedic Shoe Laboratory 724 Welsh Street Chester, Pa. Phone: TR 2-4012 MEAT PRODUCTS Medford's Inc. Chester, Pa. JAMES MASON'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Chester Pile and HinSson Boulevard Ridley Park All Auto Repairs Phone: LU 3-9578 Diamonds â Watches â China â Crystal 104 ANNA MAE'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 29 Dutton Street Ridley Park, Pa. LE 2-4218 NORWOOD GIFT SHOP 516 Chester Pike Norwood. Pa. LE 2-4495 REMINGTON COCHRAN REALTORS âINSURANCE 200 Kedron Avenue Folsom, Pa. Compliments of LOBB'S TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHES 15 East Hinckley Avenue Ridley Park, Pa. Compliments of LANGGUTH CUT RATE Welcomes the Privilege To Serve You Cosmetics ⢠Menâs and Ladies Gifts GREETING CARDS Schrafft's Candy Patent Goods ⢠Sundries Fountain and Table Service 14 E. Hinckley Avenue Ridley Park, Pa. 105 Ruberi .1. Nook Company Established 1902 High School Rings, Sorority, Fraternity, and Club Pins Watches Engagement and Wedding Rings Trophies, Medals, and Charms VICTORY BUILDING 1001 Chestnut Street Room 708 Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania WA 5-8736 ________ -------- Delivery in Six Weeks Official Jeweler for Ridley Park High School Will fast WisLs GILBERT'S FLOWERS HOFFERTS Own Mate Candles 531 Chester Pike 203 W. State Street Prospect Perk Media LE 2-0946 LO 6-2762 LEhl9h 2-4900 LOYAL E. WHITESIDE Photographer 13 E. Hinckley Avenue Ridley Park, Pa. PROSPECT PARK ESSO TUNE-UP-WHEEL BALANCING O'DONNELL BROS. Chester Pike Lincoln Ave. Prospect Pork, Pa. 106 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY THE PHILADELPHIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Tommy Turner TEXACO SERVICE Chester Pike and Hinkson Boulevard Ridley Park, Pa. IE 2-9827 GOODRICH TIRE STORE 666 Chester Pike Norwood, Pa. LU 3-8483 TIRES ON BUDGET TERMS 107 I J{ â ' ⢠rii 1 ⢠' , |C- . ⢠â˘, fiz 1 ⢠. _i V ⢠. i .Kl v;%: 'ifMW' '' v f r - ? ! r:Vv ⢠⢠, § â˘vÂŤ ⢠⢠⢠1 71 l . . . $! ;' â V ⢠â˘â˘.I â˘ÂŤ ii All t % fii-7 â1 ⢠:gv ' '4â i 1 %C . â˘â˘â˘;â vi%. tv ⢠â ,w ⢠⢠5 - W;' â˘!,  v IS k . (K Rf ; ji : I -â. IV  ;⢠⢠; fiM. V ⢠ ⢠'.Vi Vti V.ijV1-
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