Ridley Township High School - Archive Yearbook (Folsom, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

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My -uv We Express Our Thanks K . , gi xg f ni P 1 I , 0 l ' :fi , Q, 1 Q uni, FCDREWCDRDM DEDICATION As we have completed our work year after year in Ridley Township High School we members of the Class of 1949 have become increasingly conscious of the wealth of learning of play, and of happiness that we have enjoyed here We have not had these fine experiences because they just happened They were planned and arranged for us so that our lives might be fuller and richer they were planned and arranged at great cost and great sacrifice on the part of those to whom our happiness and welfare were a deep concern We cannot thank any one person for the things we have received for the Rather, our debt is to that Splrlt that moves our elders parents teachers, admmls lrators and citizens of our community to provide for the younger generation better opportunities than the older generation knew We recognize our debt to our elders, and we wish to acknowledge it by dedicating this book to that spirit, so characteristically American, that has led them to do so much for us. 3 . , . V . U . . , riches we have gotten at Ridley Township are the results of the efforts of many. 1-1 , . . I , .. . - . . f S? ik ..' 'Vlr Coles Mr Buchanan, 'Vlrs COW0fd1l0, Mr Lambert, Mr Dlvan, Mr Welnmann, Mr Perry SCHOOL DIRECTORS Dian 11 1211111 lnlll l 1 L X ll ' W YV ll L N x x l lllx x ilk 1 lkX x K x k lll1l ll1 11 1 l 1 1' X Nl x X 1 l x 1 1 l.11 , XXl wv llllllll l x l l Xxll X N l xell Milli? Mrs Coverdale, who has performed loyal servuce for the young people of Ridley Townsh1p for nme years 1! 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The school plant has been constantly expanded and improved, and each year the latest and best equipment has been added to the school to keep it in step with the better trends in education. Under the Superintendent's program the administrative organization of the high school has been expanded to give Township boys and girls Mr. Sharm-r the benefit of improved guidance and planning in their school lives. As a result, the school experiences of Township boys and girls have become broader and richer, not only in classroom activities, but also in such functional activities as clubs and social or' ganizations. Mr. Ralph B. Sharer, the principal, and Mr. Robert V. Donato, the assistant principal, direct the program of the high school, and all classroom and extrafclassroom activities of Township students Nlr, Donato ywaw 1 Q 1 'vi' , x S , E. :irc planned and atlrninislcrctl from the principals iilligc. Mr. Shaircr holds rggulir nicctings with the xxirinlis dupartniciit litzids, .intl thrnngh owpcrgitivc planning the sghwil prwgmni la nmclc I-1 tit tlis stu- Jfntf ncctls. A currigulnin avrniiiittigu incurs :it regular intcrvgils with Mr, llniiiitn in icvisc or rv ,nlnisr zlit- ssliwl gurrigiiliiin to nisqt the ever' -hanging ncctls nt stiislviits in .in qvcrfgliiiiigiiig wnrlcl. The wuul-sly .isscinhly pri-grariii. rlis gitlilfiis PI'1llI'.llll, and all sch-ml activiriu- .irc planned untlgr the siipcrvisinii inf the prinqipall nfhqc. The guidance wtiigc, under the direction of Mis- Atla lvliigliimgilcl, plin: the prllumin 'il' llU1TlCI'4 izn guitlzuicc. inelivitliml -tutlpnt giiitlaiiifn. student ri -' tcring and wlirsc selection. :intl career planning. Tlis guitlzlncc pnugrun git FI-llXK'Il4lllP not only gives students greater insight into thc Pl1I'P4l4Ca wt' their high sqlinol Ckllliilllillli hut also gives them some di' rcction in clwisiiig .1 lifcl work tlinwugh .4 scrics -if :.i1'cr'i' gwiillcrciiccs. am! scHooL LIFE Mr. Horace Millikin, the school psychologist, is in charge of the testing program at Ridley Town' ship. He administers and analyzes the results of psychological tests and plans the activities of many students on the basis of test results, and he supervises the educational testing program throughout the school. xlgfw . - JF Y Miss Fullerton, Miss Kounnas, Miss Wagner, Mrs. cl0Moya rl MJ rip M U .nw ' Miss MacDonald Mr. Milliken J' VV Readmg Clockwxse Mr Gorman Mr Leonardo Mlss Clasen Mrs Kllne Mr Remorenko Mr Marlon Mr Wynn Mr Ferguson Mrs Jack son Mr Parkes Le t to right below Miss Camlm Mrs ones, Mlss Moffett Miss Wilkie Mr Martin X-f N f lg 21 4-,O fe,- f at q 254 f J 2 KM X X fW Rrdle owns s often culled The Ff16H studenlgj-vgnd teachers of otherwgy e v1s1te us wxth te o C What seems I p1r1t o mut kmdlmess and es dx tween Township stude nd t passe over naturally to m H of Dura not pass mformfmon down to the1r stu mstead they work w1th them m the learmn process, and the sharmg of the problems and rewards of tudymff strenfvthens th hfmd 1 flxll l lll Ull I' till lll lXXy ill tu Above Mrs McCarthy Mxss Wa ser Miss Chesnut Mr Koppen haver Mr Ulsh Mrs Whltesld Below Miss SldOFSky Mrs Moore- Mr Merbreler, Miss Reilly Miss Smvely Mus: Coleman Th 'Q-L, t -5 if 7 1 - I Z 1' f . ' Z 4 ' , ' ' 'uf f 1 . '- R 7 r I L ' 1 X I. - , O '..' X ' ' a ic . C ' e e at ' ' 'uni Ci N ' 4 ' s .s ef 7 ' 4 4 . C e ' ' s 1r rs i A f . p .5 s V if if guests and visitors. Township ers do Q, 3 s s V s - , s e Y rf f' dshp Q Ll de Sk cl' Q he 'Qu rancher 1 tl s dent, : . , ' s- . . , . ' ' e. i . . . V, . 1 ' . x X.: cg . 9 was Mrs. Shaffer. Miss Hampton, Mr Miller. Mr. Wagner. Mr. Cuppy Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Foster. lVlr. Coil' man. Mr. Peters. Although the schiiiil is organized into various departments .ind each teacher is assigned tO a particular department accurding tn the suhjectfmatter he teaches, every faculty member keeps in mind that he is teaching and training young people. and that the development of character, persniiality. and civic responsihility is .is inipurtimt tn the welfare and happiness nf the student .is high achievement in the school suhjects. The work ofthe English Department. under the direction nf Miss Hnllnigin. includes spelling, English composition. literature. and some work in speech and drgimzitics. Mrs, Guth, Mr. Buchanan, Mrs, Shaffer, Miss Stoner. Mr. Knlh. Mrs. Miiire. ani Mrs. -Innes teach the various courses triiin the seventh tn the twelfth grades, The work of the Siicigil Studies Department includes history. ge-igraphy, civics, and the senior course in llriihlems of Deiniicrqicy. taught hy the department head. Mrs. Walt0n. The teachers who instruct in this department :ire Miss Vshisser, fxlr. Peters. Mrs. Foster, 'Miss Snively. Miss Reilly. Mr. Sachs. .ind hlrs, Pugh. In language Ridley 'l'iixx'nship iitlers l..itin .ind the iniidern l.ingu.iges. French. Gerf man, and Spanish. Mr. Fergusiin. the head fit the tlepirtineiit, teaches Litin :ind Gerf man. Miss Camlin, a nexvciiinei' t-i Tiixvziship this year. tealhes Latin .ind French. and Mr. Buchanan handles the Sp.inisEi. The teaching of lllillll'CIl'1.lTlQs is under the clzrect in -if Mr. Smith. wliii cnne .i Ridley Township last The :en-Eig:-s -i.i. Fi slilflslsl is rviiflisrnitiss M12 ll? Mrs. McCarthy, Mr. hlerlu'e:gi'. .md hir Cl iillinati. Mr. Thompson, vthi directs the i.i.'- irli in science. ie.ich.s physics .intl chcrriistriu Mr. Koppenhaver, who li.in.lles the ef issss 1:1 hziliigy. .ilsii teaches .i ehegni-try purse, The classes in general ni tk .ire nnclei- ing .sire Mi: Miriiizi. vf. i .ifsi serves as football coach. T w fi , : ' vp 5 f- ,4 ff M 9.41 w x - -5 ' fi ' ' Z? , ,V 5 43- 7 fff, A ,V rf, 5-n,,.,-xx., WW J' 3gQ.,3'A Aa' 2 Q 5 fig fm., - 1 'S 7 4 ,fgwl 5713 - f,. ...LV - A- .3-f If-,Q ,A IJ: . .iv . u, QM 1 ,, we-1 an we M 'Q .W if fx, 1 W an c., I A Sail .h ' if 'Q Sf Q l l f 4191 , A if fx- ,,-Wyiuag i' , , V if fb 5 E in H8 , . ,I my , 1 aww ' Eff ' -- -an Nw M W Vik, r ' ' H - ' V' D-, s af 0 . I F - il, ' WnX 'ga 53152. 5, .- 7 - f 'nr -req., if - wg 3 f - GV 1 .L A jf f' - fi, ..- nz, Vaixjf :Z xx WE 9 S ff? W A 7, SJ , la. 3 i I a I 1 I1 'if'.f 1 Thrnugh work in nrt, Township students develnp ideas nl primpnrtiiiii .ind symmetry and ll sense wt' hgilllnee and perspeetive its well .is an zippreeiiitinn nf color effects and eiwlor sehemes. In wrder tim develnp iirtistie skills, the enurx this year has presented gi lzirge xxiriety nf interesting priyieets sueh :is the designing of pei'snng1li:ed nioiiiigranis, figure sketching, fashion designing, smtp earving. and the designing of figures nn wiwden plums and tmys. Althiiugh art is it required miniwr suhject fur junior high seliimnl students, it is :in eleetive fur senior high. The art cur' rieuluni is planned and administered hy Miss Cliesnut with the help nf hits, hlaeksoxi, who -inined our faculty this yeiir. 1. Art students make pen and ink drawing from model. N. Logan and J. Waddell observe the art work on calendar posters. S. Proctor puts finishing touches on wooden plate. if J. Harold and G. Knerr work out a cartoon for the Archive. B. Niedwiecki and B. Clark sketch a still life. Language is one of the most v.tlu.rlrlf ,mtl nwsr used of our heritages. Education lx-gms will rlrc study of language, and the process Olllllllllls its long as we live. The study of all Subjects tlt-pt-mls up-in an understanding of language. Tlrtr lwttsr wt- can understand others, and the mort- cltxlrly wg crm express ourselves, the more truly om ut- lw gallcd educated In Ridley Township training in the usp gmtl umlsr- standing of language is part of every srutlsrrrk prof gram. English is taught throughout :lic six yt-.lrs of the junior and senior high school. zmtl. lwgmniug with the ninth grade, students may clqqr Latin. and in the tenth grade, French, German. or Srmmislr, From the xsliudy of English granmmr. wqalvulary, and composition students become lwrrcr, more inter' esting conversationalists, and they lcxirn tw express themselves more fully and accurately, By giving lm- lk reviews and English reports orally, the students acquire the ability dial before 21 ur-arp with arise flu-t Y' LANGUAGE - X915 CiII'l'l'l' J. Derinit reads to class from Dickens' Christmas Carol. J. Russo explains pronunciation chart to Spanish Il class. I. Henry gives oral book report in Miss Hoffman's English class L .50 UI' and eonfidenee. A elose adherence to the correct meehanies of English is required in both oral and written work. In the foreign languages the students not only ref eeive hasie work in pronuneiation, voeahulary, and grammar, hut they also study the lives, the govern' ments. and the artistie. scientific, and cultural contrif hutions to civilization of the peoples of foreign lands. Through a study of the foreign peoples themselves Miss Stoner gives suggestion as B. Ulkoski, N. Robins, C. Viscidy, and E. Shriver read parts for an Assembly play. P. Guy, A. Vogel, Wells watch while R. Morrison puts a foreign language record on the linguaphone. .1 Cl LEARNED MAN as well as their languages, we develop a hetter knowlf edge of them and a eloser sympathy with their thoughts, feelings, and ideals. Through the literature of English and of German, French, Latin, and Spanish we see the hopes and aspirations of people in the past and present in all parts of the world, and the inost interesting experif ences of the worlds peoples as reeorded in their drama, poetry, and prose ean he ours for the reading. Mrs. Moore's English class looks on as Romberger, S. Busker, Grimes, R. Golec, D. Ledley diagram sentences. I.. Holmes and G. Reid lift the roof of a model Roman house to look into ancient home life. f 7 ' ' 'uf ff' ' 'L F z .' V 5 , i ',:.,'-.l .ff M, ,Q f,,5 : fj . ' r 1' , J 1 -xx ,R Xl E E ,r :fl F . .,,f' t ,. . ,, , . . By studying the past we develop standards for measuring. analyzing. and improving the present and for planning a better future. Through continuous work in the social .studies Ridley Township students become conscious of the parts they play in local, state. national and vvorld affairs, and they come to realize their responsibilities as citizens of each of these groups. One of the objecf tives of work in the social studies is to train the student for effective citizenship: another is to develop in him the abilities which are needed for the im' partial and effective investigation of social material and for the rendering of constructive judgments and decisions about social affairsg a third objective is to encourage the student to accumulate knowledge of the past in the light of which he may be better able R. Harvey, C. Kitchen, and W. Fitzgerald prepare farm products maps from a large illustration. to explain the present: the fourth objective is to develop cultural interests in the student. ln the junior High School the students follow courses in Geography, History. and Civics: and in Senior High School they continue work in social studies by taking American History, Wi,wrld History, and Problems of Democracy. An experimental class in Family Relationships has also been included in the program this year. 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Pedrick glances through magazines in library in order to select an article for a magazine re- port. 1111' s111r111g I11QlQ.ll1I1.'r 411111 Q411.1111g11111g 1111111 x'1111111111f. I.. Holnles scts up movie projector for use in W. Haynie and V. Cernous discuss an article in the Everyweek with health class. Miss Snively. . . . . ' . . 1 . h l . .D. 1 t. M. Milne distributes American Observers to some semors Study 15 0' ers comp ete a P 0 es senior P.O.D. class. Miss Coleman instructs H. Izzo in the use of the card file. Wi' 9 Nb' ?' Mr. Marion helps class with notes on distillation experiment. B. Clark, N. Shugart, Costello listen as Mr. Thompson ex- plains experiment to determine coefticient of linear expansion. T. Fizzano uses microscope to study cell tissue from a frog as Mr. Koppenhaver and E. Klinger look on. . t :EW I.a..a unc! ilfll illlfj 0 Vkllblftf A. Robb helps Mr. Thompson get supplies from science stock room. lvlathematics and science play important parts in the education of Ridley Township students, for they learn that science and math are not merely school suhjects whose rules and laws they have to memorize, hut a real and vital part of their lives and of the world that moves around them. All students have general work in mathematics in the seventh and eighth grades. Beginning with the ninth grade, thox students who have ahility in mathematics and thox who plan to enter college fol- low a course in mathematics that includes two years of algehra. plane and solid geometry, and trigonomf etry. Students not preparing for college may take general mathematics in the ninth grade and a course in mathematics for the consumer in the tenth grade. XV.1rk in mathematics is tied up as closely as possible with the real life experiences of students. so that it laecwmes a 'vital and mcaiiingful part -tt their schwil work. Science teaches lla laws 1111 life and nt' nature as well as the laxxs that govern the 1n11ye111ents nf heavenly hndies nr iiuclear illillll reactiniis, A greater ltiinwledge ntl science. 111 any nr all nt' its l'ranches1 gives L14 .1 hetter LlIlLlCI'SI1lIlLllIlQ4ll. the world 111 which we liyc and enahles us tn live a hetter and fuller life. I11 the 11i11th grade all students have a cnnrse in general science which gives them Qlll insight into the laws that govern the scientific phcnnmciia with which they have alinost daily experience. 111 the tenth grad: students may elect hinlngy, a course which teaches some nf the hasic facts of plant and animal life. The two most advanced courxs in science are chemistry and physics, which may he elected hy students in the Ll n cl of fd e n l.U0l .50 -iuninr or senior year. M11st students who take the advanced work in science select chemistry for the junior year and physics in the last year J. Clymer exhibits Hgures he made for solid geometry. Mr. Smith explains the principle of the parallelogram on a Dietzgen drafting board. T. Beck shows Algebra II class how to find solution to an intri- cate problem. Ill lt is the purpose of the Commercial Department to give students the training necessary to enahle them to secure positions in the husiness world. By taking ei -ininercial courses through three years students may hecome stenographers. typists, tiling clerks. or book' keepers, Many graduates from Townshipis commer- cial course hold responsible positions in the husinesses and industries of Philadelphia and Delaware County. COMMERCIAL TRAINING Elf, M R. As early as the ninth grade students may elect Junior Business Training, an exploratory course in commercial work. In this course students may dis' cover that they have an interest in and an aptitude for business training. The suhject matter of the course includes the handling of personal hank accounts and check writing, money orders, the use of the mail service. transportation, personal budgets and costs- information needed hy people in all walks of life whether they are in the husiness field or not. Most commercial students take work in shorthand for three years. During the first year students learn the theory of shorthand. and hy constant practice they acquire the ahility to write this fascinating language. ln the second and third years the students are given dictation for transcription, and as the ahility of the student to take dictation increases, the speed of dictation is gradually increased. The first yearis work in typing stresses the acquirf ing of skill in the use ot the machine. an understand- Upper Left: Bookkeeping II class learns to operate office machines while working on bookkeeping practice set. Middle Left: B. L. Wien illustrates correct shorthand forms to class. Lower Lcfl: Shorthand class takes timed dictation. or flee Z?u5ine:55 mr ing of the mechanical principles involved, and accuf racy in work. Students learn to type straight copy and to set up letters. Only toward the end of the year are the speed tests introduced. The second year's work stresses speed with accuracy, and each student has a budget to complete. During the third year the typing course is expanded into general secretarial training. It deals with filing, transcription, speed tests, work with the dictaphone, tabulation, setting up letters, and filling out forms varying in range from telegrams to income tax returns. The work in hookkeeping is continued through two years. Students receive hasic training in handling journals. ledgers, and financial statements in the first year. ln the second year the students hecome ac' quainted with machines used in husiness ofliccs adding machines, calculators. bookkeeping machines. comptometers, and ditto duphcators and mimco' graphs. Commercial students are also taught the elef ments of husiness law. The Commercial Department also offers a course in personal use typing for general and academic stu' dents to enahle them to acquire enough skill to do their own typing work. The Commercial Department has the responsif bility ot placing graduating xniors in jobs. Nlrs. Kline takes care ot the girls and hir. Martiii the boys. ln thc past several years many students have obtained positions as a result of the departments recommendations. 'I'u'e1ityfmie Above Left: Typing II class strives for accuracy and speed. Above: E. Spardoski demonstrates use of dictaphone. Filing in Office Practice class. rg avg ai ,fir Sewing machine is operated by M. Lindreth. VOCATIONAI. clothing class. onstrate how to set up a dinner table. Home Eeonumies is offered through the six years of our -piiniorfseiiior high school curriculum. During the seventh, eighth and ninth grades all girls Lire re' quired to take eourses in whieh they receive instruef tion in the fiindaimentgils of sewing :ind cooking. During the senior high school years girls may elect Vi mini 1n.il Home Economies as their inzijor study. Un the high feliuul level the course includes zi study of the nutritional needs of the family, food selection :ind preparation, rind meal plzinning: shelter and home sanitationg thrift, etiquette, and home man' agementg home nursing, child care and guidanceg laundering and the selection and care of clothing and a study of the relations of the members of the family to each other and to society, and of their responsibilities to the family group and to society. The work is planned and carried on in such a way that the girls not only acquire skills in the home arts, but also develop selffconiidence, initiative, leadership, cooperation, judgment and efliciency. Besides the work carried on within the school, each girl whose major work is Vocational Home Eco' nomics is responsible for extra school work in the form of home projects. Each project is carefully Mrs. Culver helps L. Founds in a senior L. Founds, S. Prichard and D. Vavra dem EiDlllj'2CLl. .and -in the hasis fbf th: skill and learning shnwn in 1t5 e-Jmpletion. new prqieets .ind plains hir further study :irc made. Hume eeimnniiis girls have Li hasis for further training tw hecwme sueial service wnrkers, dietitizins. dental assistants, denwiistratnrs, designers, illusf trzitnrs, nwtlelers, zmltemtiun experts. und ten rwurn nmnugers nr hnstcsses. HOME ECONOMICS It has heen and th.tt hwmf eeonnniies lr nut merely Il school suhject, hut .1 xvlwle field. fur it involves not only the teaching nf :activities cssntinl tn 3 well' nrgxniizcd, sequre. and happy home, but it ails- pnwides Il hwdx' of content which emphasizes hnmemnking mther than hwusef keeping. B.LotterandM.Gnoeprepareingndienufor acake. Mra.'l'hompaonaho1nB.Blundenthepropez methodofaddinglom-. Ninthgndednureeeivu' ' forpn- Plrill8aaladsfromMn.'l'hompcon. Y I I' M. L. Edwards and N. Kitchen study a chart in foods lab g ,-.3 N Shugart and M Greenberg check a building plan C Pyle and A Seward at the blueprmt machine 'Jill l v-4 INDUSTRY F Grant and P Dlugosz lay out project J Hollenback cuts out a form on the ,ugsaw D Grutnger puts a fimsh on sheet metal project Twenty four Af' fa f if W If f, 2, . . W f ,QM fwwwff W 12924 ,wzfzw f f inf yy! . . , f 4 M I 1 9 I f 'f 7 I 1 ,, A,A, qv 4: , ,X , E, ,Y if 39 ws ,X I, 4 ' V ,, Q2 Wm, + 'l -if fx ' -was X PPNK r H , gf. Q'-'f 7-. 1 -ffl. Q' 'Nlilu . 1' 1' 9 tb-'QFQA lb-I' 1 ,-4' Vffui' 1211 . .' 0 'tu L ,dallxi 1' - W . r a 1 .... sviv., 1 ' N. A ,. . A ! 'Y' ,v if ,inf - -suv W ,,,,f'f, . ' v 5 ' ,1.,e f , 22 'e 1715 as 'Q ' f V 4 f 2 7 Q e .A v If S- A K Q G' if Fw -5 -wwe: 2 b s ' Q ,. fri I - I tx J L. li 1 Opposite Page: General view of vocational machine shop. Measuring accuracy of work in the lathe with a micrometer R Nacrelli requisitions a gauge from R Smith in the tool crib fv- if W Stahmer at the radial drill . gs F Catania and W. Urian exiamine parts of shaper and router they 5 have completed -A f. W Urlan sets dividing head on milling machine. A arts shops, he may make a choice of a trade and enter the shops for a more intensified training in the trade of his choice. We offer four trades at Ridley Township High School in the Vocational Department: woodworking, mechanical drawing. machine shop practice, and automolwile mechanics. Our woodworking shop is one of the hest equipped shops of any trade school. We are equipped to do any type of work and can give training to the stu' dents in any phase of woodwork construction. This includes cahinet work of all types from the Hnest furniture construction to interior finish for house carpenters. It also includes millwork, which covers the making of window sash and doors. stair huilding. and kitchen cabinet work. Boys who want patternf work may also get preparation in that Held. Our machine shop is equipped with every type of general purpose machine. We are equipped to do any type of work that comes into an average machine shop. Wheii a hoy completes the work and training that is given in our machine shop course. he can plan and huild complete machines on his own initif ative. The heginning student makes hand tooisg the advanced students huilds such power tools as power circular saws, wood lathes, wood shapers, metal shapers, and hench grinders. ln addition to developf ing a high degree of skill as a machinist. the hoy huilds machines and tools for his own shop at home. Many hoys find that they have ahility to plan work and derive great satisfaction from making the plans from which others are to huild. For such boys we offer a course in mechanical drawing and architecf tural drawing. The hoy who goes to college with training in drafting finds that his progress is more rapid, especially in the engineering field America. today, moves on wheels-the wheels of automobiles, which require trained mechanics for their servicing. conditioning, and upkeep. There is a vast Held of employment for the trained automohile mechanic his pay is good and there are johs in every 5- 'vi 'K iii Q9 Q Z qv Assy, , L- Q 1 - , . Gay, 02 I , , ' .Q . V Q n Qi . 51- ee- f IN! town. Ridley Township otfers a threefyear course in auto mechanics and has a well equipped shop for the training of its students. The trades for which the Vocational Department trains hoys olier opportunity for good Work and Sllh' stantial pay, and our graduates have good positions in the trades and industry ot our county. W. Bleiler looks on as D. Murgitroyde rips a board on the bench saw. W. Heron ibackgroundi and J. Rhodes use the sander. ffl: Townshlp vs Media ln Scotts H1 radlo program Costello Gera and Hufhnes display trophies won by our 1948 football team as Mr Donato and Mr look on Marlon Townshxp mascot Joann Hebbel shows W Beadle and M Milne how to strut Mrs just Mr Brian Mr Bar row . , Htl .' 1 if f'rf I rf I fluff! ull. ff-N7 Ml S3 F S013 U I SHN Wg X 5 . A hundred years ago people from the eastern parts of our country joined in the mad rush to California, where gold had been discovered. Meiiihers of this year's Senior Class at Ridley Township, Forty' niners of the twentieth century, have discovered Left: Mr. Morgart congratulates M. Mercer on a successful senior year. Below: Senior sponsors: Mr. DiGuilio, Miss Clasen, Miss Wasser, Mr. Ferguson. . ,' . V, 'I f L..!,'1 5 - Q' , t 'Ig , . their wealth at home. ln their studies, in their activ' ities, and in their friendships and associations they have found a nohler and more enduring wealth than that which was discovered in the Vv'est a hundred years ago. Although all of the years of school at Township are husy ones, the final year brings more work and more responsibility for the students than any of the others. However, the rewards and pleasures of the senior year are greater, too, for in the realization that it is the last year of working together as a group the students exhihit the finest spirit of helpfulness and sacriice for the good of each other, for the benefit of the class, and for the honor of the school. In the Student Council, on the athletic teams, in all clubs and organizations the seniors are expected to furnish leadership and guidance, and being a senior means the assuming of responsibility. The social activities and the moneyfmaking activf ities of the class were planned with the guidance of the sponsors, Mr. Ferguson, Miss Clasen, Mr. Di' 'Giuliogand Miss Wasser. The Canteen Dance in November, the Oil Can Dance, the selling of candy and refreshments after school and at all athletic con- tests, thejdonkeyg basketball game and the magazine sale all proved to be successful financial undertakings. Lower Left: Donkey Basketball Committee. Lower Center: Candy Committee. Lower Right: Washington Trip Committee. jiri j eir Qyofcf af .jvlome The play which the class presented as its dramatic effort was Norman Krasnais Dear Ruth. It was well received hy a large and appreciative audience, and it proved to he a good financial venture for the class, UFO. In March the class held the annual sports danee at the conclusion of the haskethall season, and in April the Seniors and juniors together planned the Prom as a farewell activity of the two classes. Using the theme, Stardust, the classes created an atmosf phere of loveliness with the heautiful decorations and soft music, and the dance was a success in every way. On May 3, 4, and i the seniors enjoyed a tour to Annapolis, Vsfashington and Ivlount Vernon. Mfwst of the time was spent in our national capital, and class memhers visited the important government buildings and the famous shrines. The Hnal social J. Costello and H. Kilgore note with pride the Ridley Township trophies. atfair of the Class of '49 was the Class Night Dinner held in our Cafeteria the Saturday hefore Com' mencement. Decorations and favors were maroon and white, the class colors, and during the evening gifts were presented to all class memhers. Baccaf laureate exercises were held on Sunday, june 7, and the class was graduated on Tuesday, june 7. 1 Left: N. Smith, Secretary. Right: P. Klee, Treasurer. Center: M. Mercer, President, and W. Huffines, Vice President. i x 14 C' Abbruzz B 11 1 H B1 tn C Larlcn F Anon B J E B11 :lull F Catania YV Bartuwlq F Blu ey Tozmzshzp Class of 1949 Ridley Tou nshzp Clase of1'?i9 CANIILLA ABBRLZZESI Cumxlla e tahl1 hed reel! a one ol Jur bet aetre c 1 nur 1 a C ange from all her howl 1et1x1t1e c knltb as a 0 y An unu u11l g1rl he clllkc teak Hopee to attend college FLORENCE f-XNTONOEE Flo Q 1 one of our Home g,1rl Pan tu u e th1Q t1L11n1ng, hy gettmg a o dCIHUI1Kflf1I'lg th ue af exxmg, lH1Cl'll1TCQ Our great wonder 1s xxhy he 15 alxmy on a dlet H45 pretty half .md ue V1 'XLTER BLXRTL Slilx T ck htlnnd a et of rum md you ll u uallx find Vs 1lt He hrnught hmmm' to Town He extrernelx 1nte e te IH axmtmn t natural t at h1 1n1h1t1on 1 to he a flxer JO 'XXX BE -XDLE wt now mann e1rt 1 Germiny One ol our com1nere11l l he help out 1n the Thrllt Club Vs 1ll proh 1hlx fulhll her 1ml'11t111n xKh1 h 1 to be a hou exule mth reat efliuemx JE 'KN BENDER n L d n1tu1ecl md lrlen x prohdhly keep her treamlmed figure hetduse he d1l1ke 1 1 Cre1m we uh .1t lmwkkee m lncxdentdlly th 1t 5 her ambmm tu htennn. 11 houkkeeper FAYE BLLXCS F.1xe 111 1 prrwmmtnt member of the c orus and tne t:1rl e cmhle th1 not L1fp!'11HU mee her hohhx 1 mgmg Worked hird Qcllmg, dndv and m11na1,1ng, grrl bd ketbdll team Vs dnt to he .1 nur e Tlnrtx tu 0 Br B Llvnpb ll N1 Cerbus Rzclley Ton nshzp Clams of 1040 Rzdley Tou nshzp Class N194 NXINEIELD BLEILER XX 1mpy uae one of the tar un the tm eountrx cam al O on the trdek te n -Xlthough he began later th.1n the ret he hetdme 1 tar ID Perwnal L e Txpm Hope to he a Phx Ed tcather EDG -XR BRIDDELL Ed vxa one of our track and tru utntrx t1r 'vI11n huhbx 1 xmod Ldl'X1I1g, and h done mm, xerx mee projeet Loxe Qxummmg an readmg, H1 21IHl'3ltlUI1 to be 11 xxoodv1orke1 ELE KNOR BROWN Pweons 1mper onatmnz '1nCl ndppx retort a xull knoxxn to dll ot u EVLIIVILIHU the hrmck 1 te1m and hemg ed1tur of the Green Rd1d6T HOXX -XRD BROXXX Broxxme 1 one who l1ke t 1 c d 1n t en put t em IH wo hape lor 1 1 1 md r.1 e en lt o h pare tune Cdflflg, 1 Lb to pend the r t nf h1 l1le IH Flon a E'vlILX BLRCEHILL Em1lx 1 one of our Home EC cl h 0 1. exun and roehetmg Her mo t out 'atar ID 1r11tttr1t1 neatne uc pretty exe .111 lung, l1 h ubt XKAHI5 to get 11 good 0 BETTY CAMPBELL ettx pend a drtat dea ot t1me xxorl-ung, fcr the ehfml hunk I qu1te 1 purtb an H.1 11 pled IDL per unahty to go xuth her prettx dark exes -Kn1h1t1un tf1l'1C 11 ecretarx -1 ,Q -1 lf f 1.11, 1 lf? ff g ., M I , an 1 lx. J bl 1. asf' 1. cu lc XV. Blu lcr 1 U1' I. ' 5 . v 1 ,ff j. umlcv E. B11J ull , r , 1 ' , 1' . 11 E. nun . lf 6 1 . T 1 l . . . . ' 1 5 V5 v Av - - - vi l 1 - L 5 1 5 he , F 5 Y c S ' ' as S in all plays. A5 ' 85 j X . IF S ' ' ' 31 - h I sc z 's.:h 1 ' ' ' ' 5- 15 h bb . s ' ' , 5 'si 5 s ' S. N - S' ,' S- 5 1 ,'5- - ' T - ' 1 1 4' 'l .55 . . ' sf-c 1 'ua .z' 'As' ' 1' uf Ee. 1 s. I l s s . 1 A' ' 1 J b - , i I . 1, '- ' 15- .S K .- - , d s 1 A, e S c S ' 1 1 .. ,, - , 'Q A - , , . , . , 'Q , , S ' W ,S , l , v ' ' T ' ' , ,, Q '1 1 ' 1 '...,,111' 1' se cl s f' 4' 1 5 re ' ' ' ' s.1.. , z ' ' s ' 1' 'z . ' Q' ' ' ' 'Cf 1 - n , I slnp hy XK'lf1l'lif12l a clrummmg context ut XX'c:t Chester. really Kcpt her busy. Ever not1ce her long. long eyelashes? '11 .' 4' ' T'5 fd ' ' . 511 ils h 'Q 1 ' ' 'Q 1 . v v . . 1 ' f ' . 1 . . . ' S e ' 5 0 1 ff 1 . . . Riel ' ,l 'S het 'S in 'l CMT 2 d hu ha. E. P d S 3 Y hui K .V ' 1 .Q mr X S 5 ' If t' 'C S. Spe dg 1111: 1 15 N ' Y. 1 4. 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Q' 4' 5' T,f,l'f -I rj 1 fi ,. -. .,Mg,,e!,,-.WWE fl L L fl 'I ,f I' Vx'-7 I .AA-e .i B Cla li K ortello A DeLo1enzo .l Clvnff T C o1cor11 B L Duln B Colfl slr W C unvnmgluxm A Dunm lg 4dT ' 1 E Brown and A Paseko chat over a coke at Tony dley Township Class of 1949 RZCllCljT0llIl?hl1J Class of 1949 Radley Tourzashzp Class of 1949 Rzdley Ton nshzp Class of 19 CHRISTINE CARLSEN Look on the cover of any Green Rmder to see a sample of Chr1ss art1st1c ab1l1ty Very good smger too havmg recently yomed the R1dley Ramblers as vocal1st Th1s year s efliclent Student Councxl treasurer FRANK CATANIA Frank IQ one of our shop b who would loxe to be upsta1rs 1n the g1rls elm OHN COSTELLO Yommy s wlzardry 1n passmg and d1rect1ng our team as quarterback was largely respons1ble for our undefeated season Chosen back of the year and memb r of All Delco team Hopes to be a pro quarterback someday Cute smrle QA CORCORAN Teresa IQ just about the est glfl ID our class Rather qulet but often comes ambmon 15 to 80 YU Flmlda Where he can Sb Ore llh a w1tty remark Remember her smgxng Buttons gxrls Greatest trouble h1s curly ha1r MICH -XEL CERBUS M1ke wrllmgness to support ex ery good class 3t,f1Nlty made h1n1 one of our most xalued membe Loxes lootball and trappmg and someday h may be a m1nk rancher Wlth Mlke around we nexer know w hat s commg next BARB -XRA CLARK 'X k Barbara to do a ta k and you are ure nt w1ll be done well She IS respon lbre for much of he excellent art work IH the ARCHIVE Candy commxttee kept her busy 'Xmbmon to be an art1 t JOHN CLYMER ohnny 1 re pon 1ble for the g 0 metr1cal figures that adorn Mr Sm1th s ofliee and ot course he IS mterested 1n engmeermg In hrs spare trme he collect tamps Managed our football team -Xlwax ports a butela haxrcut BERTHA COLFLESH Bertha was one of our attrac tne color guards She Dlayed hockey and worked on the candy commlttee. l: mterested ll'l the healmg arti and would like to become a surgical nurse. and Bows ID a emblyl Wants to he a secretary Vt lLLl -Vvl fUNNINlCH -XM Blll Q cnt a great deal of t11ne smgmg., wrth the ehool choru t at bemg h1 mam hobby H a loxe lor a1l1ng Cant detlde whether to be a bxker or a m1n1 ter -KNNE DE LORENZO 'Knne 15 Town hrp answ r tr 1 Stafford Exer hear her s1ng Temptat1on 7 Drdnt haxe too mueh tlmc for chool act1x1t1e because week end rlway round her workmg up 1n Nl Kmlex Would llkc to become a court stenographer BETTY LOL DLLIN u t offer Betty Lou a potato ehxp and w aten her eye 11 ht up She 1 a member of our ehoru Her eheerlul personahts hould .1 ure Betty ol a po mon ID the buslness world ALBERT DLNNING Al 1 the orlgmal thm man 1 our class -K future Hrst rate automobxle mcchamc he u:ed hl. meehan.eal abxllty to help the cla.s xn all staye settingf. A nifty dresrer. Tlairtyftlavee ey Townshzp HAROLD EBSXX ORTH fxllllkklllll ILbh1c has bee11 X1 ent 1 1 mx 01111 11111111 I1 xx ll fl td lppCdl'lIl1.L 111 11111117 ll 1 Il 1111 BEX ERLX ERNST Xklly xxr 1 1,1111 he p 111 1 1 1 t1xx1ye1r 1 xx1ll as bemg bw hall 1111111.1g,er Cmdy co1111111t111 h1lp1d oteupy her 11me l xxtl 1 d for her q111ct x11111 lIN.l 11111: n11nner V1 ILLI -KVI FISHER B1ll xxas h'1ppy Ill auto mechamcs hop th1s year .1 h1 h1bby 1 H111111, 11r known for h1 ab1l1tx Ill talk h1 may out 111 s1tu1t111r1s L1l-.es g1rls first ports econd LXmb1t111n to JOIH the DAX? EVELYNT FORD Exelyn has pretty blonde h.11r and a tatthmg g1ggle Belongs to Home Ee Club and kmts a a hobby Al o l1kes gym and dancmg Has a good d1spos1 11011 and 1 noted for her jokes LILLIAN POUNDS Another Home Ee Club member L1ll1an 1111 be found h11rry1ng 1rou11d the cafeterxa gettlng, thmgs ready for luncht1me Is greatly 1HICICSILd ID :ports 1 111115 t1n111s 1 11 11 lll 1111 1111111 111' .1 g1rl 1 vx 1nts to he 1 pl1otog,r11ph1r ELVIN FREEMAN Left 111r 1l1 at Chnstmas to 10111 the Naxy Class of 1949 Rzdley T0211zsh2pClass of 194.9 W Hufiines and N Smlth d1scuss our playoff game wnth Radnor Xi, 1 f E ss in -f'if'?'5 W- ,-ktxrp ,QP 'Y' 0- .-yfuffid bVs ENDOL1 N C 'KINES 1111 1 1 ll 1 x 11111111111 1 N111-1 111 r S 11.11 ll tl XL ll lm rm 1 1 1111 EDV1 'XRD CERN IL n11111l1 1111111111 lf 1111111 11111 1ll 111111 LII 1I1LlUlLLd ID other p1r1 xxe www 1 1 11 x e11l1e11ng, 11111111 1 e IP e111 1111e 11111 11 1b1ll pm CL lor 1 111 1,1 DANIEL GREIM Dm 11111 ct our s 11p h1 x 12 note for bemg .1 cowboy vx11h .1 ear H1 h11hb1e huntmg, and H h1ng HIS amb111on 111 Hee the 1111 rld MARIORIE GRIFFITH MiTLlC 1 xxell k1111v,11 for her qulck remarks and humorous stone She 1 one of our semors who IS always ready to .1ss1 t 1n anx 11t1x1ty A member of the hard workmg candy c0mm111ee Vx ants to be a secretary EDWARD GRUBER Buddy 1 well knoxxn to all for h1s Wllflx w11h the drums H14 amh11111n 1 to be drum mer 111 .1 n1111e hmd Om 111 11ur mill per unable scn1ors he turned 1e111r th1s year 1n the semor plax IUKNITA GRUNDY j11an1ta d1d 1 Lflfld job rn the refreshment eornmlttee Really ch11v1ed 11s some ba keth1ll pl lylllf, IH 1n1r1m11rals Her pleasant Qm1le exh1h1ts her n1ce d1mple Vv 11111 111 be 1 1,1111d re1,1s11red nur 1 Ridley Tou11.sh'1p Class of 1949 Rzdley T011 nshzp Class of19.4 l l' W 41 Jwgff ff V H Ebsuofrh E F J 14 G Gamese B Ernn L F011 ds V E Gem W Fsshcr E Fra man D Grenn Thzrzy four A ' ' , , , ' - 1 ' ' ' ' ,' ',' 1. .l -'...U1 xx'11k'1l l1a11'1l 11 the 11e11 111 S111d C1111111:1l. l1111h11ll. and 111 1' class I g.11 dl' Q11 1- g1111l IllSIl 111 the ban Be111111e il . 1 nal -1, I5 111151311111 g l11r l11s 'U 'NN' I ' 2 H11 1 1111: ' 1' ll1L' llW' Lllla 1' '1 , I'1.1y- Pl.1I111 .11 .1 11lWl'1y H1s LI h' ' . 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' , 117 1 W 'JL' . . 1 - 1 '1 1 1,1-1 6 1 2, 21- 1 .-s . D 1 Xfwf ' , I ' l THOMAS HAMILTON Tom 1 one ol our xar1ty basketball star Loxe Wheat1e and 1 proof ol the They are th breakfabt of champmn L1 e to talk an doe plenty of If 'Kmbmon la to be a ba ketball toaeh DAVID HKNBLRY Daxe null alvxax remam ID our memory for h1 performance xmth the quartet Do e 0 leepmg late Smce one of h1 mam 1ntere5t5 1 g1rl wonder 11 hell fulhll hxs amb1t1on to rema1n a bathe or DUTNALD HKYES Though the smalle t fellow 1n e la s Don made a great ha ehall manager Helped the 1 Can Dance go oxer the top Nexer retu ed a reque t to hep SLZLXNNE HEINLEY Exeryone ax xthlt a good eam5tre5 and took Su anne 1 o we knovt her Home EC xqmm 1, ww rdxantageous to her Plan5 to use It lrter too J- 5 herVl11znh1t1on 1 to haxe her own home omeda gee emble and the tolor guard nxde mu xc her tx'1ty L1ke5 port5 SWIITIFHIDL, and ltntmg fll' lil? L11 ERON B111 played basketball for Town 5 X V R 4 1od 11rl1ne ho tu ome J .f 5 1 h ophomore year He 15 a Shop boy and 1 y ntere ed IH vxoodvuorklng Loxe golf Kmbltxon X psrto be a Wall St eet bro er .IEANINE HICKLVNIG For four year the band had eanne a a member Remember her aceordwn olo 1n the ton1.ert7 Work IU the cafeterla kept her busy I5 lucky enough to already haxe a seeretarlal job waztmg for her EX -KN HIGHLEY Hand ome Exan 11ke5 to eat land doe J l1ke g1rl 1n general but loxe basketball Axded the XAfblIV tn15 year Star Per onal Use Typmg student -Klway ha a nlce 5m1le Yearns for the days when he xull be 1n eollege -KNNE HOWANSKI Anne 15 50 ea5ygo1ng that he 15 l1ked by exeryone Worked hard on many COmmltf2CS as xxell a Green Ralcler and ARLHINE Loxes Qummers at the 5hore -Xmbltxon to stay smgle We wonder' W ESLEY HLFFINES We5 our class nee pre 1dent and All State end exeelled 1n all port5 Known for hls qurtk tomehack 1nd vuttlclsm Our Clais Nlght D1nner xx 1 a huge 5uca.e5s wlth W'u a toa tm 15ter Hopes to be nproft 51onal athlete ELEAINOR IMPACLAZZIC Eleanor the daughter of an Army ofhcer ha already done more trawellng than ome ol u5 w1ll exer do Came to Townshxp th15 year and enthu115t1c1lly entered mto all our HCIIYIIIC Wants to return to Europe after graduatmn NANCY -IKCOBS Nancy vna5 one of our harde5t vxorkmg ARC!-mf typ1sts and the new5paper too used her 5erx1ce5 well Loxe and 15 lots of fun Cute laugh LK lutky glfl who has her future def1n1tely planned W C11 nth T Hamllt S Hemlcy H1 klmg W Huffx mes E Gfubef D Hanlruvw l Henry E Hrghlcy lnpaglaz no I Gvuncly D Hayes XV Heron A H urmx 1 X lambs 'ir X Tl1i'rty'fvc TNS Kea xx, VQAVV 5. 1 YP Q v X ww SV1 VS. V. .V. 5 V 'VS , A 'adV 'I A S V A V ' 'V' A , S . ' e ' S. 'k 5 ' d ' ' - ' ' V V V I - A --S V AV Vgn 5V7nV5VVs' V , Q 'S V. V 5 V K . M '5 'V ' . 5 'S V S, WC 1 ' fe fe ' .' D V .. . . , .. V! I V i C I . . ' . ' ' th A-l-l lj I' E .Sh c 's, 1 ' ' '5 ' V ' I. Ol V Vu ' g ' V V V 1 V I A 5 5 ' .D 1 A' , ' . . ' D . -, W 11, 5 ' S Ay- V 1.9 f A . if D K ' DE HENRY . . . Ivadele, a memher of the chorus, . V V V V ' ' ' ' V V , ' J 'gl'lVhs VV,' ' 1'V '12 - 5 N . VV V' V' . .V dx X nt! Cl f '. ,5 ---5' 1' V1 Y. V, V ', ' V J Q S ,S N day 5 1. 1 V V k A 5, I ' ' .'.' 1 2 . -hi 51 5 V .V 4 e '5 ' ' ', ' , , , rl ' . f k . ' B ' A 1 F i ' V 5' ' A ' , ' X: ll r X I 1 X J J ll AJ 1 ei 'M 'ya ClaFgf'5S1949 ' Ridley Township Class of 1949 ' Ridley Township Class of1949 ' Ridley Township Class of 19 1 1 5-I X Of ll N. I 'Nix ' ' . on . ' l. 6 ', 'v V . , V . ' . E. v z . V' . . 11 ' .'. I X V' l 'fin ' Ex :Q i K R QP' , 'f , Q ' P 3' , . x . . xA x SQ. fx ,ffl M Mercer and L Ostrowski pose for a picture before leaving for the Junior Senior Prom y Townshzp Class of 1949 Rzdley Townshzp Class of 19-49 FRANCES JONES Fran was really a star in intra mural basketball this year A Home Ec major her ambx tion tends towards being a seamstress Beautician s work also attracts her Known for her cute pug nose EMILY KAIN You can always depend on Emmy for a friendly smile One of those girls who is not only active but efhcient in all sports Writes poems as a hobby Hopes to be a good bookkeeper ARLENE KEEPER Arlene could alway be counted on when needed for committee work A loyal Township sports fan Lowes dancing bowling and ice kating Cant decide which boy she like be t Wants xery much to be a dietitian BLANCHE KEEGAN Blanche could always be seen working diligently at the mimeograph for each is ue of the newspaper Being ambitious she worked as a telephone operator this year Plays piano as a hobby Her immediate plan is marriage HELEN KILGORE Helen is one of our star athletes Plays hockey basketball softball and 1 a cheerleader as vrell Al o xice president of Student Council Beautiful blue eyes and curly hair Ambition to marry an athlete PATTE LOU KLEE Patte was certainly one of our busiest members, Besides band managing hockey team and numerous committees she was class treasurer. Loves lrpusic and plays piano as a hobby. Cute smile and pretty air. Thirtyfsix F ones B Keegan M Knight E Kam H Kilgore H Kou A Keefev P L Klee W Kraus Ridley Tounship Class of 1949 Rzdley Tozwwhzp Class of 19 MARIORIE KNIGHT Marge joined our class Jut this year Is usually so quiet we hardly know she s around Likes taking long trips Butch haircuts are her pet dislike Good student Hopes to be a ecretary HELEN KOUNNAS Helen i one of our bet com mercial tudent Always seen with Anne Gave great deal of time to refreshment committee and newspaper Loves dancing We know she will fulfill her ambition which i to be a secretary WALTER KRAUS Walt 1 one of those who believes there s safety in numbers he date them all Helped with arrangements for donkey ba ketball Like working on car engines and hope to be an auto machinist Very nice personality HERBERT KRINOG This good looking boy per formed for our track quad Likes sports good literature and girls di likes grouchy teachers fhow does he know since he attended Townshiplj Hopes to traxel around the world JOHN KUTCHER Exen tempered John is one of our shop boys We understand that one of his hobbies IS wood carving Loves baked ham I interested in carpentry and plans to enter the building trade MARY LANZA Mary was one of the mainstays of the commercial girls intramural basketball team. Worked on school paper and gathered properties for our junior and .enior plays. Great sport- fan. Always has a becoming coiffure. , 1,-.1ZLLi, 41 .1-1,11 . fi J H Krmog L Ledb :ter J 'Vf111111re J Kutcher N11 1.11111 111 1 11 mn M Lana J M11 C11 1 R Vfxxo 1011 T011 nshzp Class 011949 Rzdley T011 nshzp Class of 10 LILL1 -KN LEDBETTER 1.11 5 all around g1111d qualltles and 2'1bl1ltlCQ made her an easx t11111te for INa1111na1 Honor S11 1ety 1.1111 d1nt1ng and 1ng,1ng md CUl'lIl'11 WLlICd her s are to the uttess 111 our 11111111 -Km1'11t1on t11 e 1 sur g11.a1 nur e MLXRJORIE LINDRETH cm 11e seen er p1tture MAFLIC IN 11ne 111 11111 most p1111t11gen1t sen111rs Seems raf11er qxnet and a1oo111ut1 fun when you knoxx 11er Luxe xx1n11111ng 1nd tenm Hopes t11 be a lab tet11r11c1an JAMES 'VI1 CRONE 1n1 1 regular n1e11111er 1 t11e 15,6 crux 111 1 een tr1t 1111n1ger 1111 1 ret xtar Vw: under tand hi qu te 1 f1r111er lntere nd XIX 1 Reserxes Vx 1nt t 11111 t e 'N1xx tl ut tht xx1r1 11 t xear but eert11111y entered 1nt11 I1'11T11, Chetrlea r 11 t ex p axer ID ead1nq11dx ID tn111r 11 ax H111 111111 Yldlflg and 111rt1ne are 11 r 111111111 m 1t1111'1 11 Xe 111nd mme 11 Vx 11.1.1 'KN1 N1-XLION 111 11n 1x1 11 1111111 411 1 1 axe 1 r11pr11te xx1 1 tra r mx 111 1111 1 11111 attur t1rre 1n un111r 1n en111r pax H1 11111 1llltfll'1dlUQ xx 111 ID model 11rp11n1 P 1' t 1t111e n 11,run1ut11a1 engmeer RKY NIOND 'VPKYO 'Xt T11xxnsl11p Rix 1te1111red t11 n'1111e of Tv: 11etau 1 he mme fr m the 1.11111 Qtxr Qtate 111 11 1r11ter1 t1 C11 1 ne gtn11em1n H1 I1 1 nrante and 111111111 per11n1l1tx 1111 111111 1m J M K 11111 M V111 V1 Mcvccr M1111 M 1 D M11rg1t1uxJ 0 Rz1IIe1fToz11zshzp Class 011040 Rzdley T011 rzahzp Claes of 19! JOHN MCKEEMAN it f1111t11.1l1 games 1e1c dld 1,oodj1111 101 the sen111r tla as expedncr 11n the relreshment t11mm1ttee D1d 111 1'11t for Student C11unc11 L1k1ts blue xxeattr Plan tn L11 to College 1vlE1.V1N1 MERCER 1V1e1 xxorkecl lung and 1'11rd for t e 111 t111s vear 19 pre 1der1t Hls 1tt1x1t1es dr1111at1cs 1.1e111t1ng N1t111n 11 Honor Soelety Student Cnuntll Rr111x1 statf huxx t1-nt ke1p1ng 1'1ll x 1 111s h111111y utelent leader 1111 11 t11 111 L11 111111: md 111s sc 011 JEKN MERZ CID s Santa C1111 seene 1n the H111111 E 11111111 W1 the best Chnstmas dewratxon of the year Ht ped 1n t1'11 11ndx t11n1m1ttee I.I1xL dantmg but 1 me r x 1 F.1x11r1tt p1st1me 1 horse ac 'VIKRY 'VIILNE Gr1e1e our 1ttr1et1x1. drum 1T'1'lJ0fCftC 1 wlxxax t11e111e111t11e partx 1..1ke mee tlot11e 1nd ports D1 1111e 11e1ng quntt and eldum 1s Her am1'11t111n IQ to be dr1m m1111rette 1n 1 tulleee band IEKN MQRRISSEX artx 1 one 0 our c ur 111 r 111 long stan 111 -X111 actrt 'md hoekes player Luxe dantmg readmg and p11y1nq p1'111c1 B8Sldg 2-IINLQX emg an 11ne o er ec11t1e 1 v,1PlUU tn QPO1 er txun 1121111 1ster DON 'XLD NAL RGITROX DE 11111 erxe 111111 111 dent CULIHLI1 11x d1rett1ng 111111 tr1f11 XX 1111 Rnodes an P dr1 111 11 formed 1 Yamou Tmxn 11111 tr10 1.1116 111s et 1 n 111. 11 ID 9 n 1 1 eo 1n 1 Ll 1. 111 ure t1n1e Thxrtx 1:1 e11 f: 21f4lY , sit, - .1 '11 , ' . e 7.1 . ,1 C ee 11 .. vc , 1 . re V. 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RALPH INKCRELLI N 1111 y u he1r the n1111e Squeelc you knov. thc hop b 1 1re reterrmg, to Ralph es always good lor .1 llkgll 1 11t 1l1e r 1 111 elung tele11 11111 o Lllplk Ill t 1 t1111c H1 pci to be a good mechamc RICHARD NELLIUS tts 1 t L n1o e 1n paid for It 1 u 11 r 1 TL t111 LX LION 1. 611 s tlme to be 1 member 1 the 'Vl1tl1 Club H1 1 11111111 E er read 1111 11 1 11111.11 ROBERT O DOININELL Bob takes .1 gfflt deal of kxddmg from the boys but ne11r gets ang.,ry ls 1cry 111tc1 e-ted 111 auto mechame 'Xdn11r111g,, bc.1ut1ful glfl lb 111 ho y Vvants to be .1 11lor RALPH ORTOL 'KNO Ra ph 1 one of the star from our great football team 'Xnother of h1s spec1alt1es 1s track H1- mee m1le and QUICI manner make 111m 11ell hked by all That XXHXY han' aecounts for 1115 mckname Curly LILLIAN OSTRCWSKI L11 IS one 111ho really put her heart mto a job Ha old more t1cket chances and ads than anyone 1n the cl1 1 Vv as always busy 11y1th candy eommlttee Wants to be 1n X ray techmcxan ALFRED PASEKO Al IQ one of our baseb1ll team s great pltchers Always has a joke Great teaser Clalm he knows all about women L1ke- all sports and hx: ambltlon IS to become a famous ICC kater CHKRLES PEDRICR 'X IIUL port 111111 Chuck p1ays oothall b1sketb1ll b11.b H1 pet dl-1 c tmp, up 1. H1 1 cute m1le 1nd .1 p Las ant 11111rd for e1er1one 3111111111 een Wlfllflllt 'vl1ry NICHOL 'XS PEISOC HENSRI N lx 1 the clernup h1ttcron11ur ba 1.b1lt11111 'X great 1d er B 1 1. port 1cb 1rc y 1 11 1 he lk ltepuu, 1nd CAUIN, e t 1s 11 1 lL e e el 1111 GEORGE PLKTH 1 1 r XLYX t11e cmors corpe pl 1yed b1111tb1ll VIILC ot 1 te 1111 1 Natlonal Honor Soucty ecretary of Student KOLlX1k.1l 1n jumor and emor P113 P1111 to L11 1nto HIQUFIIILC bu mess JEAN PLATT e1nn1t wa one of the best cheer leadmg captams To11nh1p e1er had Represented the ela well 1n sport Student Councrl and on numerous tomm1ttees Shes always cheerful but Ed the only one who can n1ake her mlle S-KRHH PRICF -XRD Sa y can u ually be found 111th a group of g1rl r1d1n1, around ln her car L1kes ports and 1 a loyal Tovyn h1p lm Band member Is t1ll and naturally lke t1ll fel1ov1s Pretty blonde la1r SHIRLEY PROCTOR Sh1rley IS 1ery fnendly and ea ygomg Lo1es to gxggle Usually seen vuth Marg1e Sellmg candy keeps her busy when shes not domg art work for the newspaper Made Nat1onal Ho or Socnety th1s year W1ll make a good secretary R 'Xa ccllx O Q1 Pednfk LJ C P 1 R 'Xellms L Ostrou 1 X P12150 11 IS 1 P??c4l1a1d X' S Rarizoext R O Donnell A P4-55110 G Plath PTOEIOT 1 Rhodes 'J llllrtl-91 Tlrirty-eight ', 1 ,, . lkvl' '11 'Q 2 , Q, l s 4 1 . 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CALX IN PYLE Calxm vxas alvx 1y re1dx to xxork f1 the l xxher called upon Extremely mtere ted 1n photographx and helped 1n thx capacxty on the 'XRCHINL 16 dmemp, s 11rt IU a1r ane Vx1111 le xerx much tl l ee1Ule a p1 ut SAMLEL R KMONT -Xt any Toxxn hzp Game ammx 1ee em e 1e1rd ah x 1 11t1er x xoume he Ie h1s small uture Managed th ha e a team 11 r three xear an xx1 ne r1ftl'1e t1r of r111r don ey .1 etlaall a11e JOHN RHODES 11tl'Y1ll 1n l'11 lW1 e een ty f r t1re xe r ma tere t 11n Cx 111 t11 on ex l'11 lcetlwll e1me es t 1, 1111 1 111 1 eh t lex1 mn NX1111 Xe 1 1 lor ST-KNLES RICHARDSON 1r1 1111 1 'x1r .1 r11te e 1 1 Ie 11r 111 perm Ie 1111 x11 1 1 HL 1 alr me J 111 t 1, 111t11 xx111dvx11rlc1n1,g ffl e ALEX KNDER ROBB 1 xe Se 1tl1nd ent txx1 xx 1r xxlt 1 e 1eer ll 1111per1t11111 xx 111 Illll ma11ylr1e11d We 1r1 1 rry 1h1t l1e vx1 llI1 1l1le ffl comp e e ye1r uvxn e 1 1 r urn 11 t 1 h1 1111 LOIS ROBINSON L111s IN the Qxggler of the emor Class 'Vlemher 111 e11l11r guard ID 11ur hand Great sports fan -Xlm11t alxx 1y seen v11th Bohhle Helped out xx1th un111r 1nd enmr pl1y Prettx x1x1xy 11r R1 haul A R1lJlJ N L Re lim JANE RLSSO an1e 13 a qu1et but aet1xe member of our Cla N1ce pre 1der1t of hand al 11 glee elub member Her hobhx 1 c11lleet1ng p11.ture Lxke dancmg, port an b1ke r1d1ng Plan rob a h11olte1eher HKRRY SKNBORN urrx 1 quite 1mh1t11 u one mme xxorked 1'1 1 t1t11111 1nd nuxx helps pam ou e p1re t1me X erx thuuv httul and goo arted he 1 xxe 1 1 e 11xx Ill 0 e to he an automOb1le me hamc FR KNCIS 'S-XV-KST-KNO Prmnx 11ur effl ICHK tu ent C une1l pre1 ePL r 1 x t1 11111. xxho eoud get n mxmg, IH t 1rt1e1p1te ln 1 pay O11 t ek t e lllft l l1l-.eel hx exerxwne 1 lveeome 1 lUL1.l'llIllell enemeer BKRBKRK Sf OTT r lfl 1 ne l the fexx per 11 em 1 e llfell Ill r ec 11111,l1 h 1 1 r 1 11 t 1er effort t11vx1r 1 xx11r KRTHLR SEW KRD Ik j11111e 1 e1r lnmedlntely entered 1nt11 1 vx11r leflxl e Pl1yed rslty h1eh l th1 11r s xxe dre Vvould luxe t11 l'1e an athletxe e111eh PKLL SH Axlx-K Ll 1s 1111r lN1t111111 H11n r SOClLty presldent I extremely e p1l1le md Il dr mx J re quested ol hxm L11x1l11ll11v1er11fT11xxr1 hlp p11rt Work alter sehool 1n gas tat111n Vx 1ll pr11h1hly 1311 1r1t11 1utomo t1xe busmess C Pyle and E Emper take advantage of the cold weather to go Ice skatmg Ja :Tl1lTI5 'l1l7'l8 Jr C ass ' 1 ' . 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' s j V 1 Ts' Kaye, ' I' V R n I 1' K dley Township Class of 19.59 ' Ridley Toz1'1zship Class of 19.49 ' Ridlez T0z1'nshiJ Class of 19.59 ' Ridley TOIl'Il-Yhi J Class 0 19 J I . I S. c 1 xe111 R11 1111 B. Smit . 1 H, S,111h11m A. .'e'u111d . 1 11111 F. 5111411.11111 P. Shank Sh a E Spa dash S Slahme S M St uff r zdley Townshzp Class of 1940 Rzdley Tozlnshzp Class of 949 NELSON SHUGART Our football l1ne surely would have m1s ed Nels one of our outstand1ng players Member of track team stage crew and Student Counc1l What hell do next can never be ant1c1pated W1ll be valuable to some college football team NANCY SMITH Nancy an outstandmg athlete and cheerleader was also secretary of our class Had charge of name cards and magazme drue A Green Rauder ed1tor Very w1tty Well l1ked by all Amb1t1on to marry a lawyer ROBERT SMITH The track squad made u e of Bob s SCFVICCQ He also worked on t1cket comm1ttee for play g fl o plans to 101D the Nlaxy ETHEL SPARDOSKI Co captam of cheerleaders and hockey star Ett has part1c1pated 1n numerou school act1w1 t1es That he l1kes pretty clothes 1 eudenced by her vtell dresed appearance Sport and dancmg are her hob h1es horthand I9 her pet hate Wants to he a nurse WILLIAM STAHMER A homeroom representatne B111 was a member of Student Counc1l Helped vuth ar rangements for O1l Can Dance F1shes and plays tenn1 rn h1 le1sure tlme D1l1kes Enghsh but 1 1nterested 1n math Vw 1ll probably ucceed as a bus1ne sman MARIAIN STAUFFER Ivianan one of our commer c1al g1rls appears qu1et but 1 fun vthen she knows you Her m un hobby 1 skatmg L1kes ba ketball and wre tllDg d1sl1ke dump, homework Hope to become a ecretary Forty AAA F Ste D Th p B Sturges M 'Thomas Th mps 11 V Taxlo C Thomps n IV U mn Rzdley Tounshzp Class of 1049 Ridley Towmshzp Class of 1 FRANK STERN Frank proved to be a wh1z 1n math and forelgn languages Had no d1fHculty becommg pro hc1ent 1n personal use typlng Worked on ARCHIVE and Green Razder Loses basketball Plans to enter the plumb mg bus1ness BARBARA STURGES B0bblC very attractlve and our mo t soph1st1cated en1or Member of hockey team Student Oouncll Green Razder stall' Honor roll student LIRQS summers 1n Ocean C1ty Spec1al character1st1c her ab1l1ty to appear mdlfferent IS a member of our chorus Art I5 her hobby Would en1or She loxes mu IC and Ha sung solo 1n assembly lose to be a mUSlC teacher DOLORES THOMAS Hockey player Green Ratder Cha1rman of candy comnnttee Dee IS always on the go ed1tor In 1un1or play Cast Loves sports Good student Well llked Alvtay nlcely groomed Kn1ts as a hobby XX 1ll make an excellent secretary MARY THOMAS The ARCHIVE IS mdehted to Mary for all her hours of typmg Is w11l1ng to do any task g1ven to her Llke to go bowlmg W1ll make a good secretary but want to be a w1fe CATHERINE THOMPSON Cather1ne left us 1n the mxddle of the year 1n order to accept a pos1t1on K . , . I A 1 5 xx J it V 3 .V a f A- . 1 A is N. . 142 rr . 1 ' , 111 . omas C. Thom X. fvruth IV. 1 . . W. 0 R. -muh . n 1: . j 1 , 0 . 1 I . . ' ' l 1. ' ' ' I . . ' ' . . . , . A - T A ' , . Y ' . . s ' ' s ' . , . , . . , , , . . , -. l y Main hobbies, huntin and Hshin . VVants to see the world, VIVIAN TAYLOR . . . Vivian is one of our talented s ' 1 ' . s A s. 1 s' ' . I . s s ' . ' . , . . , S 4 '.' I . - . S I . 'S 1' . v c U 5 ' 1 ' ,' ' . . . ' ' .: s Q . . . - Y ' - ' ' v I 1 . ' s ' . ' - - ' . . . . . , ' 5 ' G 1' 1 's ' . ' . s s ' 3 I . . . ' ' Q' s A 1 ' . s 5 , ' ' . me qw AL ,J fa-fb' 41-Ni , 4 f , , . g D Thomas and E Hrghley stop on a rustxc brldge dunng a Sunday hnke X llFfff'! I L4Zffa461f,4,L ffl fee :Lp zV.lv1fAf0 he j ,KIA-if 44,42 -64aueQ f 5111 2 'VI V A 'I l I M Xknlnn M Egnrllns 11 7 rw 1 Q! ,Z 4f'4X4f 4, ,010 'AfQf i 2 If B ,I Il oxdu lvl Zayatz Ujyffli V! 1 nLZ4J i ff ,,,1-Z fwflbol C fl 0! 4 W X fi yfk 4 C Fi gf fc!! Cf! X ffl boys IS a QUIEI fellow who always manages to take the b unt of Flshers jokes Doesnt seem to mlnd however I.1kes to read good books Hope to be an automob1le methamc WAYNE THOMPSON Wayne IS a yery QUICK but extremely l1keable boy Excellent student Hard worker for the class 1n all actnxtles Honor SOCICIY member I.1kes target shootmg and bu1ld1ng rad1os Hopes to be an elec trntal engmeer WILLIAM URI 'KN B111 has 1 tomplexxon and curly haxr that the gxrls enyy Shop hey are proud cf h1m for maklng Natlonal Honor Souety Bashlul around g1rls Hobby 1s collectlng com Luxe xte tream Hxs amb1t1on to retxre whlle st1ll young, JAMES VAIL 11m played football and belonged to Vlath Club and Student Counell D1d well 1n personal use typlng Loxes swxmmxng and spma h ulet and well mannered Vvant to be a methamtal engmeer DOROTHY VAX R 'X Dot has been a member of our horu lor four year -X Home Ee Club member her hobbles are kn1tt1ng and erochetxng Helped out on candy commlttee Hope to be a good telephone operator CKRL VEITH Carl could alway be talled upon to help the tlas 1n collettmg propert1es for the play 'X so earned money for the tla s ellrng old book I.1kes cars 1nd horses Should be a good mach1n1 t Forty one ff! ffl- fi wa f r' she knows her lessons w1thout eyen studylng Nat1onal Honor SOCICIY member for two years As ARCHIVE busmess manager she was on the go all year Loxes bowlmg skatmg and summers 1n Ocean C1ty RERMIT WITMER W1mp ha been a track squad member for four years pole xaultmg 15 hlS l1ne Loyes huntmg., and Hshmg L1kes to play baseball Is an expert bowler AI'lIDltl0l l to set up plns for Ned Day BETTY JANE WOYDA Betty another of our color guard could always be depended upon to be usherette for our play On Green Razder stall and Student CULIDLII Her DODDYI drxwmg, I.1ke swrmmxny., slcatlng dxntmg, Hopes to be 1 stenographer 'KLBERTA YKGLENSKI Vye were happy to hoe 'Klberta JUIFI our tlass la t year in excellent student she dld good work 1n the bank Candy comm1ttee kept her busy Sport and kmttmg are her hobbxe Should be 1 good ecret1ry 'vi-XTHILD-X AJKINNIER Tllll tall and blonde w1 een each Saturday afternoon marthlng wlth the color guard 1n the band 'KRCHINL newspaper athlents and t a s att1y1t1o. ot-.upud her pare t1me Dettt mo rng, and sweanng Vvant to become a m1 QIODBIX MICH SEI., Zhk -XTZ. lvflke g00d looking md well bu1lt wa 'Xll Delco and one of the mam rea on for our undefeated lootb1ll telm Student OIUDCII member Good tudent Loxts dantmg Hopes to play football for omt college I I 2 ff. l I ' of-Q I -f, , 5 ,. ,. 7 4 V ,. f I . 111.24 5 ' 'fylrlf A 'f I 1 '-S fl af-' K , . 1' El' f ,E ' I ' L .rf Jvl .jak Q 1, . 'A V41 'Zuma K. V1 cr , e 5' f, 1 LA! v df, , 2' ' 1 1:11 . . Q 1 . Y' r ' ff 1 I ff' If Jr , ff 1 7 zdley Tozuzshzp Class of 1949 ' Rzdlzy ' lass 0541909 ' Rzdley Tozzvzshzp Class of 1949 ' Rzdley Tozvnshzp V a s of ,ffl 11' S7 -,ffl--1 fl ' ft ' f 4 KW L' ,ll KQ44 'A' ' f CHARUAES THOMPSON . . . Charles, one of our shop MARYANN VJIEN . . 3 Maryann is the 'envy of all- L . . . I ' ' - - - ' ' I I -kc . I , 4 V - I Q I I lif-Q' I S C .S l . . 5' Q Q . ' ' ' 'l S. ' Vs rv' l sl 'I' .l l 'ss sxvk' 1 A s-S'.l. I 's,1l. I 1 iz. 'lsy ' ' s s A 's. ' . s . , - . 1 4' 5 . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS B. Niedwiecki, Vice President: P. Rogan, President: B. Wien, Secretary: M. Stackine, Treasurer Knot shownl. Row One: V. MacDonald, Banks, Giovannini, J. 4 PEZ cas' Hu: 532 Q' Q FF? QUE .:. ado: so--nz ml!-1 E923 943 Fi. .np Wim 250 FJ'-Q' HFS :nib El' S99 omg . on FQ? Uhhr: :LSU T. Samartin, A. Herr-neckar. Row Two: F. Brinsfield, W. Piper, C. Wilson, E. Lincoln, J. Lebo, J. Schlossnagle. .3 Row Three: T. Frame, R. Saddler, R. Frye, M. Green- .gb berg, T. Belk, W. McKee. V ---J 8.5 Y Qi V Row One: Nl. Drcegar, S. Eagle, L. DiFonzo, C. Cou- NA tant, E. Fonnaman, M. Alkins, D. Crouch. Row Two: ,Xl- V porta. Row Four: R. Ferrell, D. Campbell, F. Dlugosz, y C. Blair, M. Craycraft, Clutterbuck, E. Brehl. hw? I Row One: A. Graefenstein, V. Jackson, E. Jones, J. Fritz, L. Graybeal, H. Graefenstein, C. Gyorgi. Row Two: J. Greto, P. Guy, J. Holloway, D. Hardy, L. Hardy, E. Lebo, A. Kirkland, H. Izzo. Row Three: G. Keller, Hodnett, G. Knerr, Fritz, C. Hiller, E. Greim, L. Klecka. Roi Four: A. Harden, R. Koelle, W. Fox, C. Gram. - n y, n . lf- 0, CLASS CDF '50 Durmg its JLIIIIUI' yur php Class uf 'iw :iplmicwd a ty of purpusc :mtl Qietuwn :md at splendid class 'lt tlmt was rcllcctctl in the XK'1lllllgllCSF with which m-:mlwrs wt thc group worked fur tlic CUITIIIILNI ,i if Qt ' o 0 0 0 , li Y: anzi enzor .fdcfcuzfzeri .xipfscjl riff' MX! .jf NY , good. If the spirit of hard work and cooperation carries over from the junior into the senior year, the Class of '50 should equal the best that has gone before in Ridley Township. juniors played an important part in the success of all school activities, and their work on the staff of the school paper and on the staff of the school yearbook, to which underclassmen were admitted for the first time this year, deserves special mention. In scholastic achievement the Class of 'SO led all other groups in the school: for every marking period the Juniors had the greatest number of students on the Township Honor Roll. The members of the class, both boys and girls, have contributed to Townships excellent repuf tation for good athletics and fine sportsmanship. The most important activity of the ycar was the Junior Play, Don't Take My Penny, presented on March 11. The seventeen members of the cast had worked conscientiously under the direction of Mrs. Moore, and the presentation was an outstanding sucf cess. More than half the Junior Class helped with this play, either directly as members of the cast or staging group, or indirectly as members of various committees. The sponsors of the Junior Class are Mrs. Foster, Miss Snively, Mrs. Schaffer and Mr. Leonardo. Under their guidance the class has conducted a cam- paign of selling stationery to raise money for the expenses that will be met during the senior year. In January the class sponsored a night at the Canteen and received proceeds from the activity. On April 22 the annual juniorfSenior Prom gave the classes the opportunity to join together in their last common social affair. Finally, the officers and sponsors helped the seniors in their preparations for commencement. Row One: G. Reid, B. Niedwiecki, M. MacDonald, M. L. Mattus, M. Morrison, C. Liddy, J. Machamer Row Two: J. Matthews, C. Powell, B. J. Miller, D. Partyka, J. Marshall, D. Palmer. Row Three: J. Randell, R. Millman, R. Roberts. Row Four: D. Miller, W. Reese, McNicholas, E. Pugh, B. Patterson, R. Nass, R. Morrison, F. Pal adino. V tx ' J t eff, roifi ep my f GJ f'..' .LD 3' CJ. 1 A . RX wal. JR X n 'X sg V - :l It fl, .1 ' x. I, fi x6 X , .y'.'J3 f bloc. , cr, Row One: B. Simroclr, J. Scott, C. Rossetti, D. Walker. S. Stewart, J. Weber, D. Walls. Row Two: M. Stackine, .E. Stillman, P. Simmet, B. L. Wien, Y. Russo, N. Scott. Row Three: H. Wolske, P. Rogan, R. E. Smith, L. Scott. Row Four: J. Wells, D. Treible, G. Thomas, J. Thompson, P. Witiak, D. Voigt. SOPHOMORES cwe uc l The change from the ninth tn the tenth grade is P -'lJparticipate. and greater wppnrtunitics tn engage in a hig one at Ridley Township, for it means that the f' . ,gy ly or to follow the various sports. Although he still is student has a wider choice of suhjects from which to - - ' ' 'tn in the same huilding. the student in the tenth grade make up his roster. has a wider and more interesting 'll ,ul sk has become a senior high school student, and he selectinn of cluh and social activities in which he rnayl, 3' 1' enjnys the increased freedoms. privileges. and ref , spnnsihilities that the more advanced classification ' QQ gives to him. M5 Q '. lt is in the tenth grade that Tuwiislwip students enter upnn the curriculum which they will follow until graduation. Those who plan tu continue their education heyund high school follow the academic course. Students who are still undecided ahnut plans for the future follow the general course. Buys inter' ested in industry or in estahlishing husinesxs of their own mav follow the vocational course, electing work in wwdshnp. cahinetfmaking, and patternfmaking, nr in autornnhile mechanics, or in maehinefshnp pracf tice and theory, Boys and girls interested in the husi- 5 I li r LXEXQJ'-.BQ DLX-.Q Jimi, .QF . WAY Row One: D. Davis, W. D. Peters, E. Young, A. Persia, J. O'Donnell. Row Two: S. Gabriele, G., Anderson, J. Huber, J. Gyorgyi, Me john, EI West. Row Three: G. Pollock, G. 5 a , ciwies, Xi. R.-Stewart, R. Hahey. Row Fqqr-xii' dgfom W., ole, J ' ,t J. Sperone, M. Soderberg, i . Cxrhviley. q C' . at 1 Viwlii' fl! , , X Mpc. CA li ,ll ,ily R -,'l,: 4? ' X- l l . ,K ks: l I l ' ' I ' Lx .ld ii, . W lf lvl Ji-f nmv. if it an if is i, . K' 4 N - earl Ji M' X, N, I X 'LL-L , 0 One: P. Dent, J. Becker, A. Baur L. Bentley, N' B. Foreacre, S. Gawbill, J. Burkett. R010 wo: V. Di- KY Santis, J. Carroll, P. Alexander, J. Fam , J. Edwards, ?Q,A.'Collison, J. Barrett, E. Andre . ow Three: C. l ,Cor ay C Banks F Doughertyn Dewey L Dick- A .J crsxg Row. Four:,L.'Burton, JQFl5'lllk1a L3 Chtania, Sq 'mJA.L'-lCfertnie, S. Coliukos, H, irtjf, Jlkffonner, R. Ax' F - ja L A X' fm'S'5 sf' J 5 if EJ i CC' ll X 'T ,lla X 1 .Nu -L I .y X' J 3 xx 4 f x . 1. Tyfsi, 'JCR' lk hc ' c, l .VV ' -l ' 'v 1 Li' J r 1. . .sf es. '- 1 4 Il. 1 .NIW pk,-. Ei l iT Mg We NU Q-4 j N . , x. V iRQ1h6ne: J. Hayes, H,ff-lutehinson, G. Kaufman, A. ,.Hlitton, M. Lobb, R. Hardy, Kunkle. Row Two: E. Klin er . Griffiths, J. Greene, B. LeCompte, M. sf ua, g , J i QV Leonhardt, J. McIntyre. Row Three: T. Goodwin, M. Kyle, J. Harrar, J. Harold, J. Leiti, L. Holmes, R. , keeper, E. Knight. . xl I rx 'X nw: I . t 6 X, , V. X H ,I . Ui f ff ' , VJ , - .J x X x r tj, K L- v. nv .A ' A .J I C. . - 5 V Y .E 'J .s ,A . ,, , . X, As- wx- x I yi! ij . .' A PV I V J. N94 H. W X. f- Cif 1 N sl V 'Sy -'xl cezm u Mar s A, X ness world may elect the commercial program to be' come stenographers, typists, or secretaries. Girls interested in homemaking and domestic arts may elect the vocational home economics work. Usually, the tenth grade student can look ahead and plan hi program and activities for the rest of his high school career. This years sophomore class, the Clas of 1951, has been very successful in its activities. Following A Wo. lffj 5' A A :Tv the example of the two previous classes, the Class of A51 elected a council instead ot ofhcers to act as an executive hotly in carrying on class business. The council consisted of two representatives elected from each sophomore homeroom. The council worked in close cooperation with the sponsors, Mrs. Moore, Mr. Coffman, and Mr. Kolh, to make the class activities successful. Most of the class attended the sophomore party in November. There were games, refreshments, and -s ,F SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Sitting: P. Pierce, L. Lytle, P. Dent. Standing: D. Proctor, R. Leeper, J. Crowley, i ND aa ,.. ,7 ickdf- fire- 1. JJ- JN v-. ' J 't N ' , ' s-Newry ty 'AV K3 QP . sry ,'---.c- . L L1 Sify L . jf, Xb, 'LQ Rf. mo' 5- N fi' 1 i' iffy' ,sf .1 dancing, and the spirit of fun and comradeship united 'rf . ,, Lp. In , the class for further successful projects. The sale of .yef X , ,P .4- ' L' H 1 -J S O T y Ch '- A s - . K v 5' 'V Q- Y A ristmas greeting cards hy the Class of 71 set .1 'OJ 99. Ly-71 df- X 1 A -U ' 1 new record at Ridley Township. ' X' - X 'Q ' 'pl LE' dngx J' .021 A. .J , V The Class of '51 sponsored a dance after the has' J N' W 4' ff I ci T' ketball game with Prospect Park, and also sponsored .Ol v tw ff, ,V one night's activity at the Teen Age Canteen. Both -' Ty -Uslfw these undertakin s enjqled the class to huild up its treasury. In Apr th' class presented the three oncf act plays, undef thgwdirection of Mrs. Moore, , i - Ao . ' J .AL 3 , ' fs X - .s. X, ,,' vi: A ' . sy . .5 . e ,, .s -5 -:A A 7, Row One: J. Rausch, R. Quigley, B. Morrow, C Red- mond, P. Pierce, J. Remington, M. Maschke. Row Two: D. Ranck, D. Proctor M. Meyers, E. Pedriclc, ,N D. Robb, S. Orrier.'R'on' Tlixree: J. Royer, J. Parker. j -5 Row Four: V. Petr ne, ausch,Q. Redgate, F. Reil- if '- and, L. Roth, A.. folk'-ar ,Hf Patrick7'W. 'Blliflz aw ' 5, , I w,. s ,JN . - - yi 3 ' W I !f Lt ,N ' i ' X L Q I , I ,v'M lgfifii ,fnh R S A2 4 V ff s.-dx I ' ,I , 'XX n i U , I ,,, I Q Ip' - f v ., qw ' I 1 ,rg .1 5 ' T ry Ron' One: E. Stauffer, B. Warrick, B. Scott, F. Wilson. F. Smith, M. Taylor, B. Weaver. Ron' Two: M. Stitt. ,KX- L. Schneider, P. Sites, M. Stanley. N. Taylor, B. ,ltl y Seeley. V. Russo, J. Weed. Ron' Three: M. Wiley', N. V l Volksdorf, H. Schmidt, B. Schuler. M. fl.. Shriwjef.-' ,' Ron' Four: E. Thompson, D. Wood, M. Jfaski . A. Tiscpler, E. Zapnier, H. Ziegler. D. SmitE,,R..Spl5age. 7 , r X, ' ' I X A ff 157 'I J K X ' ki 1 V' .I N, PKK. ff , . -- - .s . NE ' ,gf f - W3 V' Z , l 91, ' I rl' f .f +5 -. f Q f ' A irss' Q' ws- 1 ul S so sf ' XL N .N ,igpitgy X T. N 5 CLASS OF 1952 The ninth grade group at Ridley Township has a twoffold classification: it is the last of three grades of the Junior High School, and at the same time it is the Freshman Class of the Senior High School. The Class of '52 is the largest in Ridley Township. Moreover, their enthusiasm and class spirit are very high, for they have achieved a higher percentage of collection of class dues than any other group in the school. The class functions through the heads of its homeroom groups under the guidance of its sponf sors, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mrs, Pugh, and Mr. Ulsh. On October 28 over a hundred and fifty masquerf aders attended the Freshman Hallowe'en Party. It was a night of real fun-dancing, entertainment, games, contests, and refreshments. Prizes were awarded for interesting and original costumes. X Q ITT N fglepf W eff? ,CZC04-'xij X9 I brcgmba, Row One: D. Guy, R. Anskis, E. Lotter, J. Cerritelli, B. Harrar, P. Palm, M. Kitchen, M. Grace. Row Two: J. Morrow, D. Hibbert, J. Kozikowski, D. Holtz, P. Clay, D. Everhart, M. Stang, J. McVickar. Row Three: C. Vail, M. Edwards, J. Scheible, W. Groscup, M. Miller, E. Blundin, C. Black. Row Four: E. Peters, D. Wamsley, W. White, B. Thompson, J. Kowalek, L. Berkheimer, R. Coward, R. McDonnell. T t ' f X : ' M. Row One: S. Bell, W. Warren, J. Weber, P. Fenza, P. Beebe, M. A. George, R. Bown. Row Two: J. Tischler, D. Wood, P. Cahall, M. Savage, L. Rowe, J. Campbell, V. Cemos, I. Urian. Row Three: E. Reid, W. Kostyk, R. Boucher, D. Belk, R. Grace, C. Blair. Row Four: J. Lynam, D. Robinson, C. Richards, P. Lloyd, J- Wilton, L. Albanese, L. Royer, R. Daliessio. Row One: T. Yaglenski, E. Comfort, R. Kensella, J. Martin, B. Kaster, J. Sulfridge, J. Ayers. Row Two: N. Kilgore, C. Kelchner, S. Mucha, D. Wein, N. Smith, N. Hartz, A. Brinsfield, L. Clineff. Row Three: S. Lebo, F. Weaver, J. White, M. Mears, D. Zuppo, K. Stiponovic, M. Just. Row Four: D. Scott, A. Rade- won, D. Treible, M. Sanner, H. Watters, P. Machamer. .-.. ' ll 4' .1 ,1 V ,iz li l Q X ' tl' Two members of the freshman class, Colin Back l and Doris Wieii, were awarded pr' es is-assays they 1, submitted in a contest sponsore i Ay the Reserve X Officers Association for tgpfalr Security Week. 'A The winning of exaawaa Y idley Township stukff e y I Q 1' f' dents brought honor to the school, for the results were publicizedwin all Philadelphia and Delaware County papers. In the spring the Class wt' '92 concluded its ac' tivitics with the sponsorship of The Prince and the Piluper, a play presented by the Dramatic Club wt the XX'est Chester State Teachers College. 9- .X , S NY :- my fx Row One: M. Short, R. Hood, J. Rodgers, Craw- ford, J. Meredith, J. MacDonald, E. Lotter. Row Two: f-'T J. Colavecchi, J. Karwoski, J. Still, F. Sorrentino, F. DePrisco, B. Kirkland. Row Three: R. Connelly, J. xi ' , ' , n Levulis D. Cunningham, G. Cox T. Brown. Row Four: C. Doan, R. Hinkle, E. Hagerty, D. Henry, N. Campo, G. Moore. Raw One: V. Vogel, L. Thompson, J. Frame, E. Damicis, M. Frame. Row Two: C. Irwin, D. Marvel, D. Ford, M. Junkerman, B. Fenza, J. Lyons, B. Dunning. Row Three: S. Smith, F. Nevin, M. Bender, D. Bender, D. Foltz, M. Leigh. Row One: J. Haynie, H. Lanza, N. Lincoln, W. Beebe, E. Bentley. Row Two: T. Hines, J. Hiller, W. Wilson, J. Harte, A. Thompson, R. Weible. Ron' Three: E. Logan, C. Guy, H. Redmond, H. Harmon, D. Thomp- son. Row Four: A. Schmeidenberg, H. Weed, T. Wilson, L. Ayers, J. Higgins, R. Bacon, W. Haynie, A. Keegan. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Sitting: B. Coster, B. Fenza. Standing: N. Lincoln, C. Black, D. Henry, J. Lynam. ,Q 5. - . 4 8ih W! 7th GRADES Wheii boys and girls are promoted from the grammar schools to the junior high school, they dis! cover that school and school life take on a new mean' ing. The 'first days in the new building are exciting, indeed, for the routine is entirely new. There are such new experiences as taking gym, shop, or home economics, changing classes every period, getting lunch in a cafeteria, attending assemblies, pepfralf lies and football games. It would all be very confus- ing were it not for the help and guidance of the upper classmen. Un the first day of school student council members make the new pupils acquainted with the building, and during the first weeks all upper class- men help the newcomers to become adjusted. N W l i so 7 HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Sitting: H. Niedwiecki, J. Ebsworth, R. Thomas, E. Dodson. Standing: J. Williams, W. Hansen, W. Baturka. L, 5 4. f il 0 VV' XIX it ii -as 1-J fi' J L 'if' ,V .X 4.1- Row One: R. A. Honold, E. Brownlee, E. Quigley J. O'Donnell, S. Busker, H. Niedwiecki, E. Horne A. Gerhard, S. Jones. Row Two: M. Yankanich, J Grimes, C. Huber, B. Coliukos, B. Richard, A. Aley Row Three: M. K. Hogg, J. Gambrill, R. M. Golec J. Romberger, J. Rodger, M. Kohlbrenner, A. L Brammer, D. Clerval, D. Mezick. Row Four: P. Dunn L. Shank, D. Ledley, B. Clemmons, J. Roan, G. Zan nier, L. Haak, K. Miller. if J' ac kljx 'U GJ Row One: D, Amos, E. Hsu, T. Ross, R. Maahs, J Zesewitz, C. Snow, L. Robinson. Row Two: F. Focht P. Morgart, H. Morrison, R. Morrison, C. Rogan C. Clymer. Row Three: M. Crews, G. Meyers, W Weible, C. Sach, W. Baturka. Ron' Four: A. Fox L. Smith, H. Brewster, T. Holmes, G. Remington K. Rummel, T. Ziegler, D. Mabry. - T' T 'Inc-1.1-AJX viii!! . I Students of the seventh and eighth grades are eligible for many of the schools clubs, and these stu dents make up much of the membership of the So cial Club, the Tap Dancing and Dancing Clubs, the Red Cross Club, the Aeronautics, Chess, Science Row One: M. Penny, D. Webb, B. Moore, J. Fink, D. Keegan, P. Walker, F. Jacobs, P. McNeal, S. Mc- Erving. Row Two: N. Dunning, B. Barnett, M. Pea- cock, C. Kitchen, C. Anderson, E. Dodson, F. Poli- tarhos. Row Three: B. Nelson, D. Flynn, J. Waddell, P. Stanley, M. Trasino, B. Weaver, A. White. Row Four: F. Belk, M. Dostillio, H. Frame, R. Alkins, F. Quirback, S. Hunsberger, F. Fitzsimmons, P. Fenza. Row One: E. Hedgman, A. Sites, K. Breckley, R. Mum- ford, F. Harris, W. Erle, J. Gizzi. Row Two: J. Boyd, J. Hanna, D. Scott, J. Llewellyn, P. Kounnas, L. Roberts. Row Three: J. Collins, D. Michener, J. Bir- mingham, H. Carlsen, R. Chadner. Row Four: D. Waller, F. Sach, J. Struble, J. Eshelman, W. Fitz- gerald, R. Harvey. Row One: R. Kirkland, W. Wells, K. Klinger, C. Towns, A. Hutton. Row Two: W. Bohrer, J. Budnik, F. Santella, M. Bohrer, S. Russo, E. Lamey. Row Three: M. Grassano, H. Meyer, M. Hansell, J. Fizzano. Row One: J. Neubert. D. Farkas, J. Giomboni, M. McKinney, M. Robinson, M. Divan, M. J. Reynolds. Row Two: M. Lodge, E. Niece, N. Stillman, K. Lynam. R. Wagner, V. Parvin. Row Three: M. Benedek, P. Faron, D. Bennett, V. Grayson, B. Walbridge, B. Murtaugh, J. Jones. Row Four: R. Thomas, N. Work- man, R. Webb, B. Boone, B. Tomlinson. G. Howarth, F. Robinson, M. Hansen. and Fishing Cluhs. The Uiuiiiwr high scliiwl athluli teams had many scvciitli and eighth graders on their squads, and swine eighth graders were amiiiig the cheerleaders uf the juiiiiir high. Iii seliularship and general achicvcni-:iii in studies lv-th classes had gwfi reciirds. Row One: J. Williams, R. Stoler, E. Hodgins, R. De- Prisco, F. Heinrich, R. Griffith, A. White. Row Two: J. Peacoclc, Dreyer, D. Gillespie, D. Frutiger, R. Murphy, R. Voight, Hollenbaclc, E. Meilclejohn. Row Three: W. Oates, G. Loutey, T. Grant, C. Smon- droslci, W. Marsden, W. Nellius, R. Kline. Row Four: R. Dlugosz, W. Kyle, A. Ruger, H. Coulbourn, G. Savastano, Proch. Row One: J. DeLorenzo, M. Black, M. Sullivan, E Christie, E. Hodglcins, Roach, J. Ebsworth, Der mit. Row Two: A. Grim, C. Wilkinson. G. Cameroti C. Viscidy, B. Jackson, A. Ot-th, E. Shriver, C. Russo J. Taylor, G. Stern. Row Three: S. Horn, N. Robins C. Royer, L. Blundin, C. Holmes. Row Four: N Kunltle, M. Lavender, A. Grieco, M. Jacobs, J. Gaerh ing, L. Eckman, B. Ullcoslci, S. Dillman. L, Row One: C. Roan, B. Doan, A. Daliessio, P. Hen ninger, Dennison. Row Two: R. Lyons, R. Brinsheld C. Roath, R. Stutzman, C. Burkett, R. Orrell. Row Three: W. Hansen, R. Downie, C. Zizza, J. Potter G. Zensen. Row Four: L. Suppan, C. Michener, R Blair, H. Wildasin, G. Sites, E. Firth. Row One: R. Traband, P. Chandler, R. King, D. Still C. Smith. Raw Two: W. Still, W. Gilgore, K. Hsu C. Foreacre, W. Davidulc, R. Matthews. Row Three J. Sullivan, H. Nevin, R. Hartman, J. Radle, R. Kar waslci. Row Four: E. West, S. Getty, Jancovic, P Pfander, V. Christy, C. Jones, R. Garling. 11 ,--V '5 L. F ju .f4fA fefics Qiclfeg jownakila N , MM SPOR 7- t 4 , S NN..- SMA W'-an. ,xi I' ' fio y . .5 , Wag? Ns- .N , iss, 4 JT - 5t1f,QQf:-Q1 ', - My 4 ,AMI - , Seng N K 3' Wm? , , , , 1. QMQ X ' f wfvxf, , R M Tran :QF V kv-,MQ , 5:4 Yrvk K' .g 4.x 1 Q., 4 . 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Opp. I St. james .. ---'- 17- 7 Chester ........,.. .- 36 6 Media ..4.,,.......,...... ----v 3 2 0 Clifton Heights ...... .,-- 3 3 13 Collingdale ...,,... .,.- 3 9 7 Lower Merion .....,.. ...,. 1 9 13 Prospect Park .,...,.. .... 4 1 0 I Darby ,........,....,. .... 4 2 0 Glerl'Nor ....... . 54 0 Ridley Park ,..., ..... 4 7 U Eddvstone .... - 37 U The Ridley Township football team established the best record in the schools football history during the 1948 season. Sports writers, coaches, and football authorities in this area were agreed that the Green Raiders were one of the most powerful teams in the history of suburban football. Year after year Ridley Township has been represented by good, hardffighting football teams, and it has become almost traditional that the Green Raiders would be strong contenders for the Delaware county championship. In the past, Township has won championships and has produced star linemen and backfield men who were selected for all' county or allfsuburban honors. But somehow, in the 1948 team there seemed to be brought together a great number of capable and brilliant players who filled all positions so well that Township football fans could SUBURBAN CHAMPION not have sought improvement in the handling of any position or in the teamwork and play of the whole squad. Eleven straight victories without a defeat or tie gave the Green Raiders the suburban conference title and the Delaware County American Legion Championship. The team scored more points than any team ever scored in the county's history. Yommy Costello, Mike Zayatz, Wes Huffines, and Harry Kurlish were selected on the all' county teamg suburban coaches picked Costello as back of the year and Hufhnes as lineman of the year g Huflines was selected end on the allfstate team. It is a high tribute to the coaching of the team and to the sportsmanship and character of the boys that the play of this team, more than that of any other in the suburban district, was marked by freedom from penalties. The 1948 Green Raiders were more than a winning football squad. Their fine sportsmanship, their wonderful team play, and their splendid spirit have made them an inspiration to their school and their com' iunity. Q? wx HX! .9 V ,fx 6 li' at X AS, ,Q D,-QQ , off li X i The 1948 Delaware County Champs. Gera picks up yardage around end against Prospect Park. Kurlish paves the way for Costello's long run aw!- f NN'NQ i ,, ,l'f 1 ,I HIV., 1 fi ll I , Y: . I 'yy I' Q I 'XHLW f A416 -I' ,T ftwlilfrliff V ,-' , Q Il ,' ' . .r My tx!! ,ul I I, Ron' One: Mr. W'vnn, T. Ham ilton, W. Huffines. E. Highley G. Plath. Ron Two: T. Beck R. Millman, C. Pedrick. Mc Nicholas, E. Gera. l in liafricf jina A During the seven years that Mr. Vsfynn has served as basketball enaeh Ridley Tuwnship has been the champion, or a enntender for the ehampinnship nf our basketball league. This year's squad was nne nf the best that has represented Ridley Tnxvnship. There was nn individual star nn the team: suecess came as a result nf the smnnth teamwork and grind ballfhandling of the entire squad. For every game eaeh player on the team seemed to be a pntential R. T, Opp Liiyxer lVlerinvn ,, , 31 29 l'laxeri--rd Sehainl ,. 53 Q' Darbv ,.,..,.,. ,. -ll -ll' Nether llii-videnee . nl Il filiester , ,,,, ,. F' 10 bpper lxlerinn . 49 49 Radnln . ., . I- Vi Yeadrwn .,.. . .. ,. 36 F-l Ridley Park . 42 IP- Sxmrriiiiinre 4F I' tilt-nfN.,f 49 4l Cl-fllingdale ....,. . 43 4? llI'HNP'QQl link .. . I4 Fl Kiln:-rn Heights . fl 21 lldtlystwzir , 3-l 36 liadri-iz' , ,. ., 43 15 liidlev l'.nk 42 3 l.ansdm'.ne . 4? FU Fx-.aitlitriifzv if! Fx Kiien'Nni , 'KI all llviispeel l'.i:k , 'TQ 43' St klarnes ,, ,.., 44' 42 Eddy-Qzvar . 46 M l'fflIs! fxkn 4l'f.iv'n1l1 . '76 7: l..insdalv 4l'lav-will . ., 47 44 liadnwr 1l'lay'1fIll . 39 43 Fiftyflfllv highfsenrer, and one xvnuld be high scorer in one game, anuther in another. As a result, Township did nut have a team with une or txvn Stars, but a team nn wliieh everyone was a potential star, and with this livelfnld threat the Raiders again were the elass nf their league. Beck jumps for ball as Millman and Humnes anxiously await outcome. Highley looks for a teammate to receive a pass. Rv' J: .f AJJ' 1 vs 3 ,yy Y., -- ' , ,ff -QQ 4 4x x 'QA Nr! ,-fs' Fifryffvc Left: Beck attempts to ward off a Prospect Park score. Above: Highley shoots as Hamilton blocks St. james guard. Tho ruwxmflcuguc ggunus were featured by vict.wr1cs over Radnor fin III the hrst mcctt the wo md g.1mc1 ing Radnor Jcfcntcd Tmvnship in the Vkfflync Rn' tary 'I-llllI'Il.l1UUI1l,7 Cfhotcr. .md Ritllt 'y T1 lXX'H4l1iIW lr thc only ummm in l'c1msy1x'.m1.1 L1 wwur k'1CI'lUD. L-1 hwltl .1 mugm wt X'lCIf1I'lCr +Wt'l' Lwxxrl' Nisrwn, IIHITC UIUC NIAIC Ch.lINPf4IIl, At the cud ut' thc 1'cg1xI.u' 46-l4UIl Ritllcy Town' flup was Qhwscn tw I't'Pl't'4t'I1I tht' SLIIWITITIIX Four LC-lfllx' in thc CIM- A pl.1y'wtfs for mlm ture Jmrnf IWIHNNIIIP, In Hurst' Llllh'-h bald in the Pnlvtm :lt the l'11ix'crsily of Pt'lll14X'l'x'lNil nh L' I . . , Q fruun Rmtlcrs xvwn thcir way tlmr-111111 Tir' ' -. .mcl fag--ml rfvlluti w111p:L:tf1 'n by tlCf.C.lI1Ilf Port-if M11 .md I..iI14ci.lIC. who 5.1.1 mrncd thc right tw cmtcr thc playlltfl by xvznzwing the titles of their 1c.1gu.'s. In thc Iiml gums to Jcsfdc th: Diftrigt Ong xviztmcr T-+xx'11ship Inst tw its Old rind. Rrclzwr. in .1 Jw. h.1:'.l'f1 Light game. Run Ons: M. Greenberg. T. Goodwin. B. Ireper, R. Nass, I.. Scott. Run Tun: A. Politarkos. Royer. D. Wood, P. R ' ogan, Thompaon. Harrer. Mr. Sachs. Row One: R. Nass, C. Pedriclc, E. Highley, E. Gera, J. Thomp son, S. Ramont. Row Two: J. Costello, A. Seward, V. Mac Donald, McNicholas, S. Doroghazi, W. Humnes, Clutter buck. Row Three: Mr. Wynn, N. Piesochenski, Rhodes, A. Paseko, R. Sadler. III C si 7-1 2 F G O T. 2. 5 ET' ci Q '1 el mll MB 35 , w The Trixxii-liip lmselnall train tiiiisheel seeiiiiel in its league in 1948. .intl sinee miist +114 the players are -:ill xx-nh the teaiii this year. the Raiders shnulel hav.- .1 :rind eliaiiee iii eapturing the IV-W league title. The team is hnilt .irwuntl a grwwup nf veterans xx-lin ire playiiig their third year on the litsvlaall squad: EJ Kiera. ,lnhn Cnstelln. Vxles Huihnes. Tom Hamil' tiiii. Charles Pedriek and Nick Peisnehenski. By using these six men as a nucleus and hy filling in BASEBALL, with a numher of other veterans and promising new' erimers, Coach VV'ynn has formed the strongest squad that has ever represented Township nn the diamond. The hasehall schedule calls for the team to play fifteen games this year. The Raiders will meet their league opponents, Eddystune, Swarthmore, Pm inet Park, and GlenfNnr in honiefandfhofhe tS'!1lQi5ts: single games are tn be played againgt xljirby, Sharon Hill, Nether Provideiiti Radnor, IvlarplefNewtnwn and Clifltciixof eil slr, LVL!-- if l W VAX! lr-ffl lv . Row One: Clymer, W. Bleiler, L. Holmes, Mr. Sachs. Row Two: T. Frame, A. Robb, E. Briddell, Fritz. 11 I K. 2 X ' 'S Bova- XI -. 1. J, l A-' 'if W-'G 'gag' ' ' Q., 'T Row One: J. Birmingham, G. Knerr, T. Fizzano, H. Kurlish, T. Beck, N. Shugart, P. Rogan. Row Two: A. Politarkos, H. Maginnis, C. Doan, J. Thomp- son, R. Redgate, L. Orner, L. Burton, J. Hodnett. Row Three: J. Royer, T. Frame, C. Guy, E. Logan, J. Cox, J. Fritz. Row Four: Mr. Marion, L. Roth, L. Holmes, M. Soderberg, J Het- zel, R. Hahey, E. Briddell, G. Thomas, Mr. DiGiulio. .Q .cow I TRACK wwf CROSS COUNTRY Ridley Townshi met Ridle Park, Upper Darhy, P Y West Chester, and Coatesville in crossfeountry run' h ning competition this year. Our peted in the district meet and in tional crossfcountry meet at M prospects for Coach Sachs team arricrs also comf the annual invita' arcus Hook. The for next year are good, since Lance Orner, Louis Holmes, and jerry Fritz will return. Although many of last year's point winners were graduated, Coach DiGiulio developed a numher of hoys to take their places and round out a wellfhalf anced squad to represent the Raiders in track and field. Harry Kurlish, a consistent point winner last year, should do well in the discus, javelin, and weight events this year and Leroy Burton will be competing in the dashes again. The track schedule includes dual meets with Eddy' stone, Ridley Park, and Lansdowne: triangular meets with Darby and Collingdale and with Collingdale and Swarthmore: the Delco Championships at Lans' downe: the Penn Relays at Franklin Field: the Subur' han Meet at Norristown: and the District I Meet at Upper Darby, Mr. DiGiulio starts G. Thomas, L. Burton, and E. Logan on a practice sprint. Mr. Marion helps J. Royer toward good form in the shotput. N. Shugart, G. Knerr. and H. Kurlish fr. to 1.5 demon strate successive stages in the hurling of the javelin 'li-he .l 2525 WP? ,. T ' -n 75 54 ts' 0u...,,, r L.. . .1 T 1 ' I -,,l o. '!f,. ist lp-f 1 . A 1 I L. . Y t, IX l The new spirit of hard driving and hard fighting that was discernible in the Ridley Township hockey team this year augurs well for the success of this sport in our high School. Although the record shows three wins, five losses, and four ties, every game was hardffought and in most of the games lost the issue was in doubt up to the final whistle. Most of the forward line is lost hy graduation, hut the entire hzickfield ,l remains, and ther' are many eapahle performers who will be jyrxiimiiyg up frorpihe J.V. squad. ln her first year as coach il I , J D K W ,ttrjlibl i lftiib 1 V ., fill.li?GlRLs' TEAMS .U fe P. 'Pierce tackles Ridley Park wing near goal line -.2 W I Q I X , 'D '-Q10 , , Lf rg' ffki I . ' Lf . V- ff 1 ' D 1 J if K7 widllkj filt -lf f CJLL 6 p f 6 K' f Lflfg ' - L ,iff J yi' 'iff lf' if . ' I bi! 'dx 0, Lyhlll J L ,RJ 'LL' 1 Lv -iff t ,El-54 was , K My A 9 I L,-,L xxx V V f y X, 3' J Raw one. B. coiaesh, N. Smith, A. Hutton, J. Greene, B. Miller. Row Two: M. Dreegar, P. Klee, E. Spar- doski, V. Russo, E. Brown. Row Three' C. Blair, S. Eagle, G. Reid, G. Kauf- man, E. Kain, H. Kilgore D. Thomas, P. Pierce, Miss Moffett. Row Four: J. Morrissey, J. Greto, E. Jones, J. Ma- ja, guire, E. Reid, J. DiMatteo, C. Carlsen, .5 A ij-f L. DiFonzo, P. Quigley, D. Hardy, '5 C. Coutant, F. Smith, M. Milne. M G. Reid clears a shot with Ridley Park forwards rushing goal line. D. Thomas takes a flying swing at the ball in midfield. '7 'VI Mtttdd Ilddllhthld 5 d . iss tfet 1 tl wen 1 if ff ,ui ' 1111 v1r1t.111 tum' wwrk, and she helped many fit dur ydtiiigcr pltyers develiip HOCKEY K their .ll71l1IlC5. The Twwiiship gitilie, Gcwrfinc Reid, was R T Hep 'Mice 1111 ie .1 fcwuiitv ttnim ,v e wmmittec -1' cimcies ,' 'V ' ll ,1 ti ti ll , r, th 1 1 llfhf, 1 fi . . . - 1 CN C' th.1t selected the teaim hir the Spiirtsweck Mxigazixic. :md twur Hmm I V 1 ,, iwther m-:nih-:rs -It the squad received hwiiwrgthlc meiitifuii, CJlenfN.,r . 1 2 . .. . . . fi tl' fd' l ' . 3 I Miss M1 ittett served :is haskctlvill mach ti wr T1 vwiisliip this Elltliiiiiiiei ,, 1 - year, UNI, .md she hruught the sgmic spirit wi tight .md te.1mf Pm-'peer Pdrk 1 ' play tw -wur l.idy lmslteteers that -he had hruught tw mir lin.-key Rldlfy P-Wk l l ttzim. Much int the cimcliirig was directed t-vxxxird ftiridaf meiitgils and the iniprwv-Jiiieiit tif passing :md llwfirfpldy with the purpwse ut dcvelwping higher scoring power At the end BHKETB NHL wf the scnsuii surne Ht nur mwre daring teachers qtmseiited tw ' ' ' Rb T ON play the varsity. hut hy gt mnvincing 31 tu 19 faire, they g,,.,,h,,yn In 31 yi were shuwn that their places were in the classmwms, Ulllifliddulv A V . 16 14 ' Prospect Park .,.. I9 36 Ridley Park .. . , 17 17 Eddystune . .... 17 46 Darhy .....,.., . 18 Z4 .rr Cliqrfffl' ,. 19 48 lrfff Clittun 16 24 I 4 ff 1 u ,lilfl I U 0 1 jfi' it 4. 1 l lg' 4 gl ft J I R' I I I , I x I ,1 'I v 1 Y 4 fl . '- 'N 1 . Y' A p ' nl ' x IV. 'xussb Slgres for Township against I Clifton Heights. J J x ' . D, Boughnqf attempts foul shot in n . Clifton game. Miss Moffett gives H. Kilgore and N. Smith pointers on foul shooting. Row' One: I. Urian, B. 1.1-Compte, B. J, Miller, M. Leonhardt, C. Grant. RUB' TWU: S. Stewart. -I. Fritv, C. Coutant. B. Patterson. Run' Three: B. Ernst, Miss Moffett. Russo, P. Pierce. V. Russo. A. Cwiertnie, H. Kil- gore. S. Prichard. N. Smith. M. I.. Shriver. Becker, G. Kaufman. D. Boughner. M. Zannier. Y-pf' Row One: E. Lotter, J. Potter, C. Zizza, G. Meyers, W. Baturka, A. Hutton. Row Two: J. Struble, R. Garling, L. Royer, J. Gizza, C. Doan. Row Three: R. Blair, J. Dreyer, D. Scott, E. Peters, D. Amos, C. Rogan, D. Gillespie, Mr. DiGiulio. Row Four: C. Blair, R. Hamilton, J. Birmingham, C. Black, E. Hagerty. Mr. DiGiulio instructs E. Peters, D. Hamilton, C. Blair, C. Black in ball handling. JUNICDR HIGH SPORTS In the excitement of the football and basketball seasons our attention is focused on the varsity teams. But behind the success of the Township varsity foot' ball and basketball teams lie the hard work, train' ing, and experience the players have gotten in their competition on the junior high school level. Without the training in fundamentals that our boys receive in junior high, they could not have achieved such good records in high school competition. The Little Green Raiders concluded one of the most successful seasons in recent years in football, winning six games and losing one-the opening con- test. The team improved with every game it playedg at the end of the season it was considered one of the best junior high teams in Delaware County. In basketball Mr. DiGiulio's boys Hnished the season with a record of fourteen wins and five losses. This years squad had a number of seventh and eighth grade players on it, so that the outlook for next year, and for the following years for the varsity, is very good. Row One: Fizzano, E. Peters, S. Getty, R. Morrison, M. Grassano. Row Two: C. Doan, C. Vail, W. Fitzgerald, L. Royer, R. Hamilton, C. Blair, C. Zizza. Row Three: G. Fox, J. Struble, R. Boucher, C. Guy, J. Birmingham, W. Haynie, C. Towns, E. Lotter. Row Four: Mr. Sachs, R. Garling, G. Meyers, J. Collins, R. Hinlcle, J. Christy, Mr. DiGiulio. Row One: N. Smith, H. Kilgore, Platt, E. Spardoslci, J. Maguire. Row Two: Griffith, Morrissey, D. Palmer. M. MacDonald. Vw7h41t sparks Ridley Townships teams tu sw many victories? Perhaps it is line team play, guod emtehing, a splendid lighting spirit, and ll will tn win. But there is snmething mnre. Once il teaim is in eompetif tinn, nur eheerlentlers are there on the sidelines, cheering them nn .mtl telling them that the whwle sehiwl is there with them .ind hneking them. Real spirit multi never lug with these peppy girls uniting the whlvle school hehind Tuwnships tezims. The cheerleaders zilsn serve us Townships first reprexntiitives of good sportsmanship. ln all home enntests it is nur cheerleaders whn snund the first 'iWt'lC1lUlCAA tn visiting teams .intl spectators, and wherever Tnwnship teams travel, these girls go alnng .is emissgiries nf nur grind spirit .intl gnntl spnrtsmnnf ship. Run One: D. Wien, H. Niedwiecki, N. Kilgore, J. Rom- berger. G. Zannier. Row' Two: R. Thomas, A. Aley. S. Mischa, M. Yanlcanich, S. Bell. CHEERLEADERS OI' UW OLUQJ J Qgl'l0fQ VICTCRY Snapshots of cheerleaders. K ef., Q Q Candy Committee at work. Miss Moffett and Mr. Remorenlco C. Carlsen and M. Milne. Debate group which represented Township at Oil City. K Between halves at Clifton game. CL! OCJCI I'l'l0l'I'lQl'l!.5 X SA af.-Mu 'pac MW' fs? F. Selfridge decorates a piece of crockery while M. Grace carves a figure from soap. ARTS and CRAFTS The Arts and Crafts Cluh was estahlished this year to give interested students the opportunity to design and work out small ohiects of art on their own initiative. Although each memher is allowed to follow his own inclinations in the pro' jects he undertakes, it is expected that each one will produce ohjects of some use or value to the person making them. With the addition of a new electric oven and other equipment in the art department next year, the cluh will he ahlc to expand its activities into the field of ceramics to produce small ceramic art ohlects and iewelry. Sitting: D. Holtz, H. Anslcis. Standing: M. Grace, F. Selfridge, M. Stanley. HOME ECONCDMICS The Home Economics Cluh set up as its primary ohjective this year the teaching of girls to do work with their hands. Under the direction of Mrs. Culver, their sponsor, the girls have knitted socks and scarves, crocheted luncheonette sets, scarves, and doilies, and have emhroidered towels and table runners. Some of the girls have used the cluh periods to make dresses for themselves. Some of the girls have used small looms to make hotfplate mats, and others have worked out interesting designs for pot holders. The girls have sold many of the mats and pot holders to help the eluh treasury. Since the club is composed of senior girls, the articles made hy them show the skill which the girls have acquired in their training, and many of the projects will he shown in the spring exhihit. Right: E. Burchill uses loom to weave a potholder. Helms'--Ron' One: M. Lindreth, D. Vavra, E. Burchill, S. Heinley, Merz. Row Two: F. jones, S. Prich- ard, L. Founds, E. Ford, Beadle. F. Antonoff. ' 1 MAP anal jun wif R. Nellius, WH Thompson, W. Malion, Clymer, Vail look over equipment used in Math Club. W. Weible, R. Bacon, Wh Oates, H. Morrison, R. Weible study airplane models they have constructed. P. Witiak and R. Hardy play a game of chess. STAMPS, SCIENCE, M.111y 111c111lwrs -11' tht- 51.111117 Cltih h.1x'c l.1rgc -llltl iiitcrcstiiig gwllccti-1115 111' st.1111ps from 11c.1rly .1ll Q1 fuiitrics 111' the twrltl. T11xv114l11p philatclistf hold thcir nicctiiigs mich wc.-k tindcr tht- sp1111s11rsl11p 111' Mr. Kwlh. During th-:ir 111cct111gs they c11111pg1rc .1111.l tmdc x'.11'11111s types 111, st.1111ps .mtl stniiipvtl ciivclwpcs .mtl discuss the mcrits 111, wld .mtl x'.1lt1.1hlc spcc1111.'114. The lliltllti Cltih 111' l.1st yc11r h.1s :1111t11111t'J 1t- .1.'t1x'1t1cs this yc.1r tmclcr the sp1u11s11rsl11p uf Mr. K11ppc11l1.1vcr. Since cliih 111cr11hcrs h.1x'c cxp.111tlcd their Activities hcynimd the study uf r11tl111 i11t11 11thc1' 111tt'1'csti11g scientific stihpuqts the 11.1111q ul' 111.1 111'g.1111' :.1ti1111 h.1s hccn Clldllfxxtl 111 Science Cliih. The M11thc111.1ti:s Cltih. cst.1hl1sl1ctl hy M11 Smith. tlisqiisscs 41ppli.'.1t11111- 111' 11111thcm11t1cs in iiitltistry .111d its use 111 sciciicc. Each Qluh mcmhcr chmsqs .1 topic 1111 some ph.1sc 111' 11111thc111.1tics .ihimut which he prcf Imrcs .1 furtyfliyc m111t1tc paper to he raid tw the cliih .1t the and 111 the yc.11'. The Acr1111.1t1t1cs Cltih, sp1111s11rcd hy M1'. Kfippcii h.1vcr. h.1s six active 111t'111hc1'4. I11 spitt' of its s111.1ll DA V' D CHESS CLUB Ron' One: W. jillson, B. Thompson, M. joskin, R. Hardy, V. Petrone. Ron Two: Boyd, F. Santella, H. Hutchin- son, D. Proctor, S. Ramont, D. Robb. Row Three: M. Miller, P. Witiak, -I. Fritz, C. Hiller, R. Redgate. STAMP CLUB Ron' One: W. Daviegh, H. Weed, Hayes, A. Schmeid- enberg, R. Guyer. Ron' Two: D. Scott, H. Nlycrs, E. Geddy, T. Hines, W. Erle. Row Three: H. Nevins, W. Haynie, D. Mitchener, R. Chadner, Higgins. Ron Four: C. Michener, A. Fox, T. Holmes. P. Kounnas. 'gn.,- ' ' .-4, 1 CHESS, AERONAUTICS .ml MATH size, it is one nf the must active clubs in the school, fur every member builds and flies model airplanes, Club members have learned the different types of planes and know the principles of each. The club members take a trip tn Swuthwest Airport in May. A new club at Ridley Township this year was the Chess Club, Some members already knew the game when the club was fnrmed, and thaw who did nut learned quickly and became very active. The club arranged three chess meets with other schnnlsg nf the twn with Lwwer Meriwn nur buys won une: in the une meet with Cnllingdale we tuiwk the lionnrs. I Inf , ,Z .7 s 6 X A. Fox, R. Chadner, Mr. Kolb, L. Supon, W. Haynie, J Colavecchi, -I. Crawford study some stamp collections MATH CLUB Row' One: R. Nellius, W. Malion, Mr. Smith. Row Two: F. Savastano, j. Clymer, W. Thompson, H. Ebsworth. Ron' Three: Vail, R. Hanbury. AERONAUTICS CLUB Run' One: W. Malion, R. Wfeible, R. Bacon. Row Tarn: H. Morrison, W. Weible, W. Oates. SCIENCE CLUB Left to Right: Mr. Koppenhaver, P. Morgart, W. Bohrer, J. Harte, A. Hutton, F. Sach, E. Hsu, W. Wilson, Chambers. easy? , f A V4.7 lf il 2-..-W . 1 ' SOCIAL CLUB Row One: G. Stern, V. Parvin, D. Ledley, M. K. Hogg, B. Mur- taugh, L. Hatton, B. Niece, N. Stillman. Row Tivo: M. Lodge, A. Grimm, D. Farkas, M. Benedek, P. Faron, C. Russo, R. Wagner, Giomboni, Mrs. Pugh. Rosv Three: S. Busker, C. Anderson, la - C. Wilkimon, J. Ebsworth, N. Worhnan, B. Richards, F. Robinson, B. Boon, M. Black, K. Lynam. Row Four: A. Greico, P. McNulty, V. Greyson, M. McKinney, J. Dermit, L. Eckman, N. Robins, B. Tomlinson, F. Jacobs. Row Five: J. Jones, G. Howarth, S. Dill- man, M. Jacobs, S. Horn, B. Walbridge. Receiving line at Social Club's buffet supper: B. Niece, B. Nlurtaugh, B. Barnett, S. Buslcer, D. Ledley. Bridal party at Social Club's wedding ceremony. TI11' tum 11'11111's 1f1.1l 5pf11'11111' .i.111.'1111 .1gi1x'1111 '1 -'Ill' -QI111 ii .IIT 111111111 thu 1i111'.'111111 1 I' R11-N XX'1ii11c. l11 the Tip lJ.111g:111 Ciluii xx 2111.1 1111'111i'c1'si1151 1s 1 Sfflilfcl 111 111'is. II11' s111Jc1111 lQ.11'11 121: i.INlQ riffs 111 1.111 J.111g1111. L.1t1'11 1i11' 1'1111J.11111'111.1i Nuys 1111 .11111 b1111mi 11111 e1111pi.'.i,111Qu1w1111i11c4. 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M, if HI' 'q tp :lv A 51? . 3 lQ'w R? 3 .L FXXM1 V yy 4 W ' f J . 'Q W I 1' QL. KS 5 rj 4M , , K A, Q vu lx V uf , qu ?2 4g 'if Q gf XXX I RED CROSS, FISHING wwf STAGE CREW The purpose of the Fishing Cluh is to increase the knowledge of freshfvvater and saltfvvater fish and their hahitudes. Since the cluh studies the fish that may he caught in this area, the work of the club is of practical value to fishermen. Un March 29 the memhers visited the Philadelphia Aquarium In the early summer the club goes on a deepfsea fishing trip from Cold Spring Harhor, Cape Ivlay. The stage crew is one of the husiest groups in our school. They operate the sound system in the auditorium, and they have charge of stage scenery, footlights, and spotlights for all dramatic perform' anees given in our school. The Red Cross Cluh is a service organization in the hest sense of the term, The girls collect money for the henefit of needy chilf dren in the Township, and they make tray covers and hlankets for hnmebound or hospitalized needy patients. Upper Left: J. Royer and Mr. Marion discuss the lighting effects for one of our stage performances. Middle Left: A. Politarkos adjusts the sound equipment. Left: J. Royer, R. Schuler, A. Politai-kos, and N. Shugart set up scenery for a class play. FISHING CLUB Row Two: B. Kirkland. F. Sorrentino, W. McDonald, F. Di Prisco. Ron Three: R. Hinkle, C. Doan, W. Cox. R. Diamond. E. Haggerty. RED CROSS CLUB ROW One: S. lVIcEwing, N. Peacock, E. Brownlee, P. Walker, Ron One: M. Short, W. Rodgers, E. Lottey, R, Hood. W. Still. - G. Zannier. Row Two: D. Keegan, F. Belk, J. Rodgers, J. Rom- berger, N. Dunning. R. Alkins. 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Q , 4 QQ. 4 Qf'AV 1 4 if W W -if an WJ ! 4 M 'll' 'Q' 7 4 ff' ,,, i ML ww , --V Y 1 v w IV ,, .f u . 18 vf W- , 4 . i 2 ' A ,Q ,, Vg' -1 -M , V V .,V mn, 1. -, Vg Y 1-q,4rf,n W: 1 V ,f ,454 V-U, ,, , , . f . 'fi .V . ' 'V f -V' u g . . , . ff , , 5 Ar 3 Qfl fare xgzlflffflf .gn ferenb The slogan that guides Townships journalists is Make it interesting to the students. Every worker on the staff of the ARCHIVE. Townships yearhook, and of The Green Raider, Townshipis magazine. is urged to present his material in such a way that the student who sees it will find it interesting. As a ref sult, no great sales campaigns or circulation drives are needed, for the students look forward eagerly to the distrihution of our puhlications. The Green Raider is a mimeographed puhlication which contains news of school happenings of inter' est to students from the wventh to the twelfth grades. Between its colored covers are sections devoted to stories, jokes, sports, cluh reports, music. radio and records, movies, and faculty facts. For this year Eleanor Brown served as editor of the Green Raider, assisted hy Frank Stern and Dolores Thomas. Mrs. Kline was the faculty adviser. Although the puhlication of the ARfiHlx'Ii is a pro' iect of the senior class and the editors are all seniors. memhers of the junior and sophomore classes may try out for staff work. ln this way each class gains some knowledge useful to it for puhlishing the yearhook hefore reaching the senior year. Although each editor contrihutes his share of the material that goes into the yearhook, it is his main task to organize the work of the students on his staff and help them prepare their contrihutions to this hook which is the record of the school year at Ridley Township. Diff I . ig x. i X DA V1 GREEN RAIDER STAFF Row One: N. Kilgore, S. Mucha, D. Thomas, J. Holloway, M Lanza. Row Two: J. Platt, H. Kilgore, M. Milne, R. Jones, E Brown, D. Proctor, N. Smith, E. Spardoski, N. Jacobs. Row Three: R. Thomas, E. Emper, M. Stackine, D. Palmer, B. Kee gan, S. Proctor, C. Abbruzzesi, B. L. Wein, J. Maguire, F Palladino. Row Four: C. Carlsen, E. Kain, A. Graefenstein, F Stern, G. Plath, E. Highley, M. Zannier, S. Eagle, M. Dree gar. Row Five: M. K. Hogg, A. Campo, M. Thomas, B Woyda, M. Morrison, M. MacDonald, M. Lindreth. J. DiMatteo, D. Hardy, S. Stewart. Row Six: A. Harden, Morrissey, Henry, M. Grifhth, L. DiFonzo, B. Sturges, A. Howanski, G Reid, M. L. Mattus. D, Thomas, Mrs. Kline, E. Highley, and E. Brown discuss new issue of Green Raider. J. Magtlire and C. Carlsen do art work for commencement issue. N. Smith, N. Jacobs, and B. Keegan run off newspaper cover page on mimeograph. glvflcc ll .UC5 9 wsmllah Q UCU55 ll l prolvlemb S4100 g governing ume ved an F. Savastano. C. Carlsen, H. Kilgore, G. Plath, and Miss Wasser discuss joint Student Council meeting to be held at Ridley Township. W. Thompson and M. Stackine wit- ness Student Court judge, M. Mercer, sentence culprit. P. Shank pins National Honor pin on newly elected member, W. Urian. egggnizing ,fgclzieuemenf MA STOKE... DEMOCRACY'S IDEALS The Ridley Township Student Council represents the entire student hody and functions for the purpose of improving the school, developing responsibility in students, and providing a student government to share in the administration of the school. Officers for the council are elected in March so that they will have ample time to plan the program of student government for the following year. The council is made up of representatives from all homef rooms of the school, and it meets every Friday, Every other year this group puhlishes the Township Hand' hook. A treasury is maintained hy assessing each student ten cents, hy henefit dances, and hy help from the Teen Canteen. The Student Council provides a monitor system in the halls, cafeteria, and as- Row One: Mrs. Walton, G. Plath, M. Mercer, P. Shank, E. Highley, W. Thompson. Row Two: E. Gruber, L. Ledbetter, B. Clark, G. Gaines, C. Carlsen, B. Niedwieclci, Shin W semhlies, and it supervises the taking of pictures for the permanent records. A student court sits in judgment on violators of student council laws. This year our Council, together with its sponsor, Miss Wzzsser, played host to the Philadelphia Suhurf han Student Council Association for its winter meet' ing. The highest honor which can come to a Ridley Township student is that of heing elected to the National Honor Society. This organization, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Waltiiii and a faculty committee, is made up of students from the junior and senior classes who are selected on the hasis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. It is one of the oldest and most honored organizations in the school. G. Reid, F. Stern. Row Three: W. Urian, F. Savastano, j. Vail, S. Proctor, D. Thomas, A. Vogel, D. Campbell, R. Morrison, R. Millman. guson to get source material for rebuttal files nun?- , qw.: t . ,. .-YNY: -we . 1 ' . XX. Do not get into an argument with a Township dcbater, for you are sure to lose! These folks know how to analyze your argument, point out your false premises, fallacious reasoning, and poor logic, and they can leave you hetween the horns of a dilemma, completely ahashed and sorry that you ever got into the argument in the first place. The dehaters have done well since they were organized last year hy their coach, Mr, Ferguson. ln the spring of 1943 they achieved a goal that many more experienced dehators coveted. By winning the championship of southeastern Pennsylvania in the district eliminations, they became eligible to represent this area of Pennsylvania in the state finals at Oil City, where they placed fourth. This year our team was defeated in the south' eastern district finals by the Norristown team. The topic for debate this year was Resolved: That the United Nations now be revised into a Federal World Govern' ment. Our teams won fourteen out of a season's total of twentyf four dehates. The teams which Township met were St. Josephs, Princeton University Freshmen, St. Benedictis of Newark, Roman Catholic, Media, Hallahan Catholic, Nether Providence, Trenton Cathef dral, lvlarplefNewtown, Ellis College. Norristown, St. James, Central and Olney High Schools of Philadelphia, and the Uni' versity of Pennsylvania Freshmen. D. Crouch, A. Vogel, and L. Holmes work with Mr. Fer- rs I J 4 . n 1 L V . 9. Sl, I? 61. T 6 1 f IIIWQL 2 X Row One: J. Wells, M. Mercer, D. Crouch, R. Morrison, R. Millman. Row Two: M. Hardy, G. Reid, A. Vogel, P. Guy. Row Three: I.. Holmes, W. Malion, D. Treible. R. Millman, D. Crouch, and P. Guy listen as C. Alcorn of Central High School speaks. in-an-311 into Lk .. The parents of Ridley Township students merit special praise for their interest in their childrenis education and for their loyal support of the school and of school activities that promote the happiness and wellfbeing of the young people of the community. Township parents further the cause of good education and good citizenship through two service organizations, the Parent-Teachers Association and the Youth Recreation Center, which is hetter known as the Teenfage Canteen. The aims of the ParcntfTcachers Association are to promote child welfare at home, in the school, and in the community: to raise standards of home life: to secure adequate laws for childreng to bring home and xhool into a closer relationship for united efforts to secure for every child the opportunities for physical, mental, moral, and spiritual educaf tion. The officers and the executive board of the P. T. A. represent the faculty and the parents of every section of our community. CANTEEN OFFICERS Sitting: Mrs. Smith, Secretary, Mrs. Platt, Presidentg J. Greene. junior officer. Standing: P. Rogan, junior officerg Mr. Sloan Treas- urer. P. T. A. OFFICERS Mrs. Smith, Secretaryg Mr. Brehl, President, Mrs. White, Treasurer. One of our loyal parents, Mr. Donald Clark, who has served with Township two years as president of P. T. A. and three years as vice-president of the Teen Canteen. 'WT 3- . 35.3, Mr. ZHYBII and Mrs. Haring take tickets from students who are going to Canteen. Mr. Keegan selects records for the next dance. Mr. Loutey in charge of soft drinks. L. Royer plays pingpong as others look on. Dancers enjoy record music. Mrs. Beck, Mr. Sloan, and Mrs. Weinmann sell refreshments to Canteeners. f ' C 8211 ge Clflfeelfl . . . s CU Ql'l L' .lac Ql Zf X fidociafion Fur the twist Thur ye.1rs the Tnwnship Yuuth Center hi- prnvitletl the nppnrtunity fur ele.1n, wlwlvsnlne reerentinn fur ynunq penple frnm the .ages nf thirteen tn nineteen, On Szitur-.lay evenings. eight rn nine hundred students enjny themselves frnm seven tn eleven ffclwelft hy klllliillil. pl.1yin! games, and snemlizing. There is il small ehzirge nf twenty' live eents fnr thnse who Llmu nnt have memhership enrtls, The memhership ewsts ll dnllnr Ll year. All mnney enlleetetl frnm Qtdmissiwns is turned luck tw wwrthxx'h1le student prnjeets. Refreshments .ire gzmiluhle during the entire evening. All wnrk nf ticket flililllf, ehapernning, hdntlling nf wmps. .mtl refreshments is tlnne lay parents sn that the y-rung penple .ire free tw enjny themselves. E.aeh ye.1r the l'. T. A. gives txw sehwwlnslmip .nwgtrmls nl' nne huntlretl tlnllirs tw memhers nf the gmtlngxting el.lss. They .rlsn enntrihute tn the hind, the ehnrus, .intl the ARfZHlvIi. The gnntl things xyhreh the Teen Canteen has tlone :ire gtlmnst tnn numernus tn mentinn: the huying and instgtllgitinn nf the .lL1LllfHI'lLlID snnntl system: the ennstruetiun nf the tennis enurts: the huying nt' mirrnrs fur all l.1v41tnries: .intl cash enntrihu' tinns tw the hind and ehnrus, the AIifTllIX'Ii, the tlent.1l elnne. the .uthletie funds, .tnel the ynrinus el.1sses. Mr. Brehl conducts P. T. A. meeting as Mrs. Smith reads the minutes. P. T. A. EXECUTIVE BOARD Sitting: Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Ernst. Mrs. Green. Mrs. Klinger, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Frame. Standing: Mr. Scheible, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Brehl. Mr. Brehl. Mrs. Marvel, Mrs. Catania, Mrs. White. Mr. Clark. Miss Clasen and Mr. Donato chat with Mrs MacDonald before a P. T. A. meeting. Row One: Miss Sidorsky, B. Moore o , B. Le- Compte, S. Prichard, M. Milne, J. Hebbel, W. adle,J Greene, S. Coliukos, B. Coliukos, S. Jones. Row Two: C. C tant, L. Robinson, N. Stillman, N. Kitchen, B. Harrar, F. Qui ack, H. Watters, D. Scott, C. Irwin, D. Mabry, J. Hollenbach, . enry. Row Three: P. Klee B. Wo da, J. Hanna, P. Morga t 1 Y 1 ' ' Campbell, R. Jones, E. Lamey, J. Hiclcling, E. Hidgins, M. an- ll' R r 9 Row Two: Harrer, Schelble, FiFSorrentlno, ' D. Campbell, F. Dlugosz. Row Three: A. White, R. Koelle, R. Ferrell, C. Laws. Row Four: E. Gruber. 1 Ron' One: C. Carlsen, Miss Sielorslcy D. giofsto-rLnja Yf RX Ron' One: Greto, M. Barnett, E. Reid, Nl. Meyers, Crowther, L. Lytle, Row Two: M. Shriver, F. Blass, B. Fonneman, C. Blair, A. Tischler. I' '1 f . ',,'n' .1 ,w'nL'A ,- 1 sen, C. Clymer, L. Suppan, L. Robinson. Row Four: B. Colflesh G. Zenson, J. Becker, F. Nevin, V. Russo, J. Weed, J. Zesewitz F. Sorrentino, B. Seeley, A. Brinsfield, J. Wilton, P. Clay, B. Miller. Row Five: S. Eagle, J. Russo, F. Weaver, R. Harvey, W O'Brien, W. Warren, L. Smith, R. Golec, J. Gambrill, D. Guy J. Fritz, A. Cwiertnie, G. Gaines, J. Eshelman, R. Ferrell, T Zannier. Row Six: D. Campbell, R. Koelle, E. Gruber, F Dlugosz, R. Connelly, T. Frame, W. Bartusiak, W. Groscup, J Scheible, J. Harrar. 1 Music: L.. 3 W. an Rfaxafion Music is more than a school suhject at Ridley Township. It enters the life of the students in many extrafclassroom experiences, for they see and hear the hand at foothall games and in community parades, and during the year there are assemhlies and conf certs at which the chorus, the ensemhle, the quartet, and the hand performfA new organization this year is the dance hand, the Ridley Ramhlers. who play at dances and have appeared at the Teen Canteen and the annual Oil Can dance at Thanksgiving time. ill In addition to the manycommunity parades in which they participated, the hand performed at the University of Pennsylvania Cultural Olympics in the fall of the year, and in the spring entered the hand Competition of the Pennsylvania Music League. The annual concert in the school auditorium was entitled Thanks for the Memories, and it included hit tunes from 19110 to 1930. Ron' One: A. Thompson, T. Wilson, W. Hansen, G. Moore, P. Lloyd, J. Rausch, M. Meyers, W. White, E. Firth, W. Nellius, R. Dlugosz. Row Two: R. Belk, W. Cunningham, D. Henry, M. Barnett, K. Miller, B. Dod- son, F. Blass, B. Patterson, D. Frutiger, R. Lyons. Row Marilyn Meyers, pins orchid on Mrs. Whiteside behind scene at Carol Service. The chorus, the girls' ensemhle, and memhers of the hand provided music for the yearly Christmas candle light service. The chorus and ensemble pre' s-.nted a choral concert on April 1, and joined with the hand to present the spring concert. By arranging exchange programs our music organizations have been ahle to provide entertainment at other high schools in Delaware County. The hand and all instrumental music is under the supervision of Miss Sidorslcy: Mrs. Whiteside is in charge of vocal music, Three: D. Cunningham, H. Brewster, M. Maschke, V. Taylor, L. Ledbetter, Crowther, B. Fonneman, G. Meyers, D. Wamsley, Colavecchi. Row Four: H. Grafenstein, J. Lyons, D. Hibbert. P. Beebe, R. Thomas. J. Greto, M. L. Shriver, L. Lytle, A. Tischler, E. jones, C. Blair. K A SENIOR PLAY CAST g Y 5 Malion, G. Plath, E. Gruber, M. Mercer. DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES are It is a big job to put on a dramatic performance! From the time the selection committee starts to work until the final curtain falls there is a continuous period of planning and arranging: when the play is selected, there are tryouts to choose the cast: there must be a publicity committee, a ticket and sales committee, and a program committeeg the stage and property committees must work with the stage crew to secure the right setting: on the night of the play there must be an usher and a cloakfroom committee, And there are the daily practices and rehearsals up to the time of the dress rehearsal. Then comes the night of the play and the general confusion back' stage-lastfminute arrangements by the stage men, Hnal eheckfup on costumes, final touches by the make' up artist, lastfminute instructions from the directors. The curtain is up! You're on! The presentation of dramatic performances has al' ways been an outstanding activity at Township, and Sitting: J. Maguire, E. Brown, C- Abbruzzesi E. Emper. Slandin : J. Platt F. Savastano W . , . . - , - Se, C. Courant, J. Weber, S. Eagle. Left: Highlights of senior class play, Dear Ruth. Opposite page: Above: Interesting scenes from class play, Don't Take My Penny. Below: JUNIOR PLAY CAST Sitting: P. ag B. Niedwiecki, J. DiMatteo, D. Campbell SM- 5-' P Rogan, R. Millman, B. Simroclc, R. Koelle, G Reid J Dellaporta C Powell W Ree V' A many students have a share in planning ur staging the plays. This year, under the direction of Miss Clasen and Mr. Ferguson, the seniors presented Norman Krasna's threefact comedy, Dear Ruth. The junior play, Dont Take My Penny, was directed by Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Moore also directed the tlir-sc onefaet plays prexnted by the sophomore class: A Burglar in the Night, The Pest Guest, and Teen Magic. F E. Brown portrays Miriam, the problem child, in Dear Ruth. of Cfadzi Soda! .fdcfiuifiefi is .f ' '47 MAINTAINING HEALTH - Q Tl1e people 111' Ridley Township l1.1vc sl1 'wn their deep i11te1'est 111 the l1e.1lrl1 .ind welifire ol' their children hy lillflllilllllf tl1e h1gl1 schoiil with good t'.1c1l1ties for the 111ed1c41l .incl de11t.1l c.1re ot' its stu dents. The 111ed1c.1l clinic h.1s nlcs 111 whicl1 .1re kept the health records ot' the students. Dr. Ldillldflkxf, the school physiciiin, and Mrs. Bergin. the school nurse. who is o11 duty every dzty. have charge of the equip' me11t and drugs which Lire used o11ly under their direction, Besides the periodic checlcfups of hearing, vision, throat and nose, every student has Tl complete physical CXllINlIlLlIlll1l once eaich year, 11nd parents are urged to correct .iny physical defects discovered. The dental oflice is completely equipped for dental work. Tl1e school dentist. Dr. Godick. gives regular dental ex:1111i1111tio11s, and tl1rougl1 11 followfup system, the scl1ool sees thgtt dental defects are corrected hy the family dentist or hy Dr. Godiclc i11 the school dental oflice. gsm! Dr. Gallagher checks T. Hamilton's heart action. Mrs. Bergen takes pulse rate of M. L. Mattus. E. Briddell's blood pressure is r ecor ded by Dr. Gallagher. Monthly throat and nose check-up. Miss Kennedy and Dr. Godick go over dental records of Township students. Miss Flaherty assists as Dr. Godick extracts student's tooth. .Wi H iris' ,,,,.....1 XJ' Above: M. Mattus, B. Simrock, M. MacDonald enter deposits for M. Meyers, P. Sites, F. Smith and Griffiths. Right: A. Yaglenski writes check from withdrawal orderg B. L. Wien types end-of-month balance sheet. Thr' Tllflf-I Cluh IS Illll .1 Slihlll .1ct1yity 111 Ri tllcy Tl1NX'IlNlllIW it is ll l'C.ll ltmk tl1.1t prwvldcs scrylcg tw ' wl l.1t .1ll sr11tlf11ts .mrl .11'g.1111:.1t11111s 111 thu sqh111 . 1 5 yc.1r there warm wycr six l1l1IlglI'Cd ilfclllllllf in 11111' h.111k. .mtl this yc.1r thc 1111111hur wt st11dt'11ts .mtl stuf tlcut 11rg.111i:.1ti1111s m.1k1z1g use mf the Tllfllll Cluhs l'.llllilI1Q lllilllllfi i11g1'c.1srml L11 wycr r'1Ql1Y h1111tl1'ctl Studentsm.1y111.1kctlcp11s1ts1111 .111y sqlw1l.l.1y, .111J they h.1yf the privilcgc -rf xy1tl1tlr.1xy111g thcir 111111mQy .1t .111y time hy thc prcsr'r1t.1ti1111 wt' .1 p.1y111c11t rcquisi' ti1111 .mtl thc p.1ss hunk. F1 1r their xwrk ill the lW.lIll'i Thr1ft Club 111:r11lx'rs l1.1yc rhr usc of Q.1lQ11l.1t1-rs, o1111pt11111Qtcrs. .md Il Bllffitllllli h.111lx111g m.1Qhi11c. This yc.1r .1 mxx' filing c.1sc .mtl an L'11dQrxy1wd Sk1I1SIl'.iIlLl atltlmg 1'N.lQl1lI1C were lwught lwr thc Cw111111crgi.1l lDcpnrt111:m to he uid hy the stutlcuts xyhw 11pcr.1tc -mr schwl l'.111k Middle: S. Stewart files records of day's transactions: B. Ernst records daily transactions on bank statements. Right: Daily check-up is made by J. Bender, B. Dulin, Mr. Martin, B. Campbell, and C. Liddy. Evil 5 mty-srre11 -HHA1.l.f of Karr? B KI 1 OUUI' IIIIU LIIUI' . l I' , 32 5 Q 6 FJ frew, M 3 xv W 7 g Q 4 Q f ,vw f QV? ,ig gs 3 wif ,.., . fy' if, A ma 4' I Q Y ., 45? X , Q ell' ' ' fun ,f A912 3 1 r, , Q sf ff---. . f ' s W 5 ap 3 i ik A ff' ' R IFN, :F 'B 3 Q Sidi X M ' X u -H ' ' was fm QA A AQ 2 .1 .Q 2 1 3 W I Q ,ir f . W f , 4 ' 1? g,-.mQN,.w,M,,,, . R iii ? . A 1 K k .Q 4 , 5. Q ,. as Qi f A f V 1 V f 1.5! , x 6 Z 4 , lg f Q? ji, ,, ,gy A f Q E- ' '-5:-f,,u-M551-' Q' 'V ' i K fm, ' ,va ' ,W-3, f 1 if Q if 1 pf M f , , Q A f X- , 1 V K my , Tfbgqy-..,f,, , . . 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For These Happy Experiences through wefww the Years LGWWJQ WMM .49 f f'fVf ?,, Wi 5341 'i f f !,z,'f W , , ,- r , v -3 ff, - f ' Q, guyz x au.: Bert PATRGNS and PATRONESSES 11l 'X bl u Mr I Rbbru 111 Mr 'Xntx noll T 'Xrcher and Mrs Btrth and Mr F Bartu 11k and Mr XX Btrtusmk and Mr XX1ll111n H Beadle W1ll1dIH Be ttty md Mr lerome Bender Mary B1 hop Faye Bla Mr and Mrs R Bla s Mr and Mr X 1n ent Blt1le1 XX111Held BlLllLI Mr Ehzabeth Bolhnger Mr and Mr George Bollmger Mxss Peggy Booth Ele and Mrs md Mr and Mr and Mrs and Mrs Stanton Bon all XX1ll1am Bradel Harry A Brehl Edgar Brxddell Boyd Brown anor Brown Mr and Mrs Howard Brown Howard Brown Mr E D BLlI'Ll'1lll I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mr and Mr and Mr Harry Campbell Frank L Campbell Frank L C1mpbell Thoma Canf1eld Halx dan Carl en Frankbl Catama Mr and Mrs Ro Catama Mlchael Cerbus Mr and Mr M1cl1ael Cerbus Barbara Clark Mr and Mrs Donald D Clark M1 md Mrs XX71ll1am Clymer Mrs Bertha Golfle h Mr Himlltlill Colflesh uk Collmgwood Mr and Mr J K Conner Mrs Frmte fortoran Mr ind Mr o eph Co tellg Mr md Mr Alexander Cunmng Wllll un f unnmgham Mr and Mr Robert Dau Anne Dcl.orer1 0 Mr md Mrs DeLoren ldr md Mrs Henry R DllllI1 'Xlbert Dunmng and Mr and Mrs and Mr md Mr and Mr md Mr md Mr 'Xlbert Dunnmg XX llllllll l Durlf11n RlLl1dfCl Eb worth XX'1ll11m G Ern t Fdlfftlf XX lllldm Ford lo eph G Founds Mlldred G unes ohn G tlltgher Edw ard Gera and Mr C Getty Y and Mr and Mrs and Mr and Mrs and Mr MICR tel Gera X S Get LOUI e B Goff Eugene Graff Sr E Green Elmer Gre1m Damcl Gre1m Mr and Mr Edward Gruber Jean Gruber Mr and Mr Hdm1lt0D Thorna Ham1lton Dayld Hanburx Mr and Mr Hanbury cliill la 1 b ' ::eS1 H ' 2 F' MIA- 5 ' 5- V 5 ' H1111-7 Mr. and 1 S.-.1 ::eS1 1 ' MV-1 5- - 1 ' ' Mr. 1 d s. 1. 1 1 S. 1 1, 5 Mft' - ' A 5 .A 1 .1 1 s.,l1e'S . 111 Mr.1 1 S. 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' -' 'I I l l Y x I , . ,,v .ff -Ha. Foo ed 'fllt zli -+99 2155 I.,-nl: ti ilu: ' A . .x.1f'f- nIlll,.:U1 r T! A I I V, J - ' . Shr an an in urs sfr . th s wh an a en I g ' Brush-up and R gular ours s. 1 I ' i Y ' E rl nrofl n Advisablo Pino St. n of lrocd, Philadelphia , Pa. . . Call, write or 'phon P -2I or catalog Al . . , . , . , . . 'm 5-Qt' IT Prescriptions by C O S T A' S .,4,wfA.w, 29 E. HINCKLEY AVENUE RIDLEY PARK, PA. RIDLEY PARK I080 - 0752 The Prescription Drug Store Rltten house 6 I 273 0bU6lI'J Elffeff EVERYTHING TO CLEAN ANYTHING I908 WALNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 3 PA N Q5 Huflines Zayat Mmo J' I ll 11 I I ' 1 I I z Ortolano McNichoIas e ries of football camp ine 'f ve J. II. STILLWELL 8 SUN Local M O V E R S Long Distance Conveyors of Fme Furnufure Packung and Shipping Service Cargo Insured MOVING AND STORAGE SERVICE Call SWARTHMORE 0676 MORTON AVENUE and RR MORTON PA N 20 WALNUT STREET, MORTON, PA. IITICI-X'Sl MILLMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE It's not in the dictionary but it means reliability FAIRVIEW ROAD and CHESTER PIKE CRUM LYNNE Compliments of FOLSOM GARAGE RED ROCK BOTTLING COMPANY DELAWARE COUNTY R E D OL K c o LA Morton Penna Swarthmore 2108 Compliments of SUSQUEHANNA WAIST COMPANY Upland Pennsylvania Compliments of MESSMER FLORIST 716 WELSH STREET Chester Pennsylvania Chester 3 6119 21541 N zys EA THE HARD WORKING CANDY COMMITTEE of , . I Q. f,,Jf N '- Wallace H. Wilson, Proprietor .' gg:- ' . V i , 2 , ve' ' ' . ...Q I V' 'I I Q--,. ine - even Phone: Ridley Park 9508 - 0508 SHANKS SERVICE Lubrucatnon Washung Atlantuc Gas General Automoblle Repalrs Towsng Tares Complete AAA Ex1deBatter1es RIDLEY AVENUE and MacDADE BOULEVARD Folsom Pa VICTORIOUS SEASON HAPPY CHEERLEADERS R1dIey Park 1424 We Dellver Fru1t and Produce Sea Food S E Cor MacDade and Kedron Avenues Rndley Park 3704 Factory Experlence TOWNSHIP MARKET DANIEL REINERTH EXTRA FANCY Plano Tunmg and Repanrmg Uprlght and Grand Planos 406 PARK STREET RIDLEY PARK A Rndley Park 9508 0508 Towung Accessorues AAA Servuce VICTOR V CLAD CO JAMES E STARK Manufacturers of General Repalr Servlce Food Servlce Eqwpmem Located at Shanks Servuce Statuon Rudley Avenue and MacDade Blvd Folsom Pa Kltchen Utenslls c 'P'e'e o e ' Jobs MM T e P 17 119 121 s 11111 sw Phtnqdenphtu Pa Brakes Reltned Generators and Starters O11 Burners F1nanc1ng G M A R Phone R1dley Park 2779 Cooknes Pretzels Chlps F R A N K R S T E R N SA 9 6761 8336 CHELWYNDE AVENUE Re9'S'e'ed Ph'lUdelPh'f' 42 P0 Plumblng and Heatmg 219 Wmona Avenue Holmes Penna Nmetx exglmr . . . lp , - - CHINA - GLASS - SILVERWARE ' 1 - - . eet ' ' , . 1-1. . c 1-1 A , E T MATERIALS COMPANY CONCRETE COAL O Automatlc Heating Servlce Chester Pa Phones 7l44 6l39 GORDON L GARLING Treasurer and Collector of Taxes Townshrp of Rldley NOTARY SERVICE John D Stauffer Ridley Park 3082 RIDLEY RADIO REPAIRS Sylvama Avenue and MacDade Boulevard Folsom Pennsylvama Radio Repaurs Tubes GINNY S BEAUTY SALON THEATRE SQUARE 607 South Chester Road Swarthmore 3476 JAMES F SCHIECK Commusslon Merchant FANCY FRUITS and VEGETABLES 230 and 232 Edgmont Avenue Hotels Restaurants and Instututlons Supphed Ridley Park 0330 Real Estate Fmanclng Insurance CHARLES B HARPER Lumber Coal and Coke Millwork RIDLEY PARK PA EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER C H S E R - - IL . ' -M Everything for Loveliness at ' 1 Nxvwrxlm ' Compliments of PEE WEE'S DINER CHESTER PIKE CRUM LYNNE EVAN'S DRUG STORE 1302 CHESTER PIKE CRUM LYNNE, PENNA. Chester 3-9416 PUGH S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION CHESTER PIKE CRUM LYNNE JOHN F CARROLL MacDADE and MAPLE AVENUE FOLSOM PENNA CAVNER S PHARMACY I95 Fanrvuew Road Woodlyn Penna Phone Chester 3 6439 FREE DELIVERY Complnments of F R I E Programs Weddmg Invttotuons PERRY A WILEY Prmter 2332 MacDADE BOULEVARD Holmes Penna ATLANTIC SERVICE Chester and Falrvlew Roads Swarthmore Penna Swarthmore 9752 Graduatuon Cards Show Cards Tlres Batteries Accessortes U1 HMI I 7 5 ' A N D . EowlN s. SPRAGUE Complete Banking Service Checking Accounts Savings Accounts All Types of Loans THE RIDLEY PARK NATIONAL BANK Ridley Park, Penna. Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FIZZANO BROTHERS Inc Concrete Products Builders Supplies Chester Pike and Holland Street Crum Lynne Pennsylvania Chester 2 2286 3 7382 One Hu d cd O Klls Mau Pln Hocky t l , . . . 1 ' ore Smith a Ire a e sars. n r nc -diy' Telephone Swarthmore 2064 M C GREIM COMPANY Hardware, Pamts and Glass 2 Morton Avenue Morton Pa GARDEN SEEDS and TOOLS Complnments of F R I E BEADLE AND MILNE HIGH STEPPERS' Compliments of Fare and Casualty Notarlzung and Insurance Affidavnts R U P A C A , IN C . Real Estate PAUL J. CARY JAMES H. SLOAN Justice of the Peace Compluments of 231 Fairview Road PETE and J0HN'5 RESTAURANT chester 3 7935 Crum Lynne, Penna One Hundred 'Two I Vt 3 5 ,, ,Y I .sq - ' .fn 'J J .-f . -.. - 'E A U1-'U 'l 'L' l' Us J. ' '. f' 't'5 J, l VM I J.t.'u ' XJ. V' . wx , 4 ' l ff, , J S .4 ' . ,X - 0 . , , . :L . A . A A N D . E E EBY COMPA LAND TITLE BUILDING PHILADELPHIA I0 Manufacturers of College and Hugh School Rmgs Pms Keys Medals and Fme Engraved Diplomas BEST WISHES TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY gl Medford s Frankfurters X fa OI' I. ,X if A ADE MARK REEISIE QM IJ xi Quality and Flavor ' Q Have -?':'. h DFORD S I HAM BACON SAUSAGE Chester Penna The Phnladelphla Coca Cola Bottllng Co PAINTS Radley Park I964 GLASS HOLMES HARDWARE STORE Floor Sanders for Rent Rug Scrubber for Rent R C Crouch Prop Holmes Pg OHLIITI T H S . . N Y , PA. . . I l I I l 2 . I xnlgn zr lvdll l 1 -' limi? ,. X HQ L 9 as II LIQES . 1:7 ZW - A , ll 5' Bottled Under Au! ority of The COCtl'R:0l.l Company by I , ne U71 YEL A lYL'L' JOHN MODESTI Real Estate and lnsurance l606 MacDade Boulevard Folsom, Pa Phone RIDLEY PARK l304 WOLSON S GROCERY STORE Gas Delicatessen Olls 437 MacDADE BOULEVARD FOLSOM Compliments of F R l E Phone Chester 3 6143 Puck Up and Deluvery Prmfmg Service ALLAN'S Auto Radiator Service Radiators Cleaned Repaured Re cored INTERBORO NEWS 507 CHESTER PIKE A Thomas Proprietor Prospect Park Penna SCHOOL FURNITURE HARRY A TRUMPFHELLER Factory Representative FURNITURE Office Schools Sunday School Audrtonum Industrial Seating Library Cafeteria 'l4ll East Cllveden Street Philadelphia I9 Pa Telephone HAncock 4 5169 Ole Hundred Four l A N D l3l8 Chester Pike Crum Lynne, Penna. Q 'I'Y NoRwAY CLEANERS BILL'S FOOD MARKET 618 CHESTER PIKE 199 FAIRVIEW ROAD NORWOOD, PENNA. Woodlyn, Penna. For Outmgs Athletlc Events and Group Traps of All Klnds A R T E R A P T C B Call PEnnypacker 5 6100 Ask for Charter Service FOUNTAIN SERVICE one RIDLEY PARK 9499 O P G t T O N Y SPAGHETTI DINNERS Speclallzmg In Steak Sandwlches ANTHONY CAPOZZOLI Proprletor WEINBERG s W Chester Penne ON PARADE' O H d d C H U S Ph S T ' S 1 A f Q f ' . .mi X A I 9 7- ' ,vi ' K Sfmt 1 ' ' Q'-1 , . ne un re Five STOCTON AUTO SERVICE Auto Lite Stayful Batteries Hydraulic Brake Ignition Carburetion Generator Starter Specialist 2367 MacDade Boulevard Ridley Park 0487-R I5 ANYONE WORRIED EXCEPT MR. MARION? ompunenllo HOLMES MARKET HOLMES FRIEND PENNA Phone Chester 2 9180 Compliments of R Y R B U Story and Compton Fuel Company Service Repairing Overhaulmg Tires Gas Towing Oil Ignition Carburetnon Fairview Road 5th and Reaney Sts MacDade Boulevard and Fairview Road Crum Lynne Penna Chener Penna Woodlyn Penna Phone Chester 3 9154 Phone Chester 3 7107 Ole Hundred Su C f- f A A . TT S Home Planning Building Supplies Blueprint Service Building Service MARVIN BOHRER 1311 CHESTER PIKE Crum Lynne Pennsylvania Phone Chester 2 3477 Bakery Ice Cream ,am six is-rf' ff L Cl MacDade Boulevard at Holmes Road Candy Gr ts X 4, E Radley Park 1318 Holmes Pa OHllS 'f if? 1 lx ' 25 Q I f -- fl , E X If l WX . . ' ff In - . HARDWARE 8. SUPPLY COMPANY of CHESTER EDGMONT of FOURTH Chester, Penno. Chester 3-6116 Compliments of GILBERT FLOWERS Ridley Pork 0860 DELCO FU COMPANY Holmes Penno Ridley Pork 3600 U H lab! Compliments of M O H A W K ICE AND EL GRILLE SWEENEY 8. LUKENS GRAF MOTORS, INC. PONTIAC Sales 6 Service Real Estate and Insurance PARTS 523 WELSH STREET I CHESTER, PENNA. Chester 3-7I83 Wholesale 6 Retail 746 Chester Pike Prospect Park, Penna Radley Park 1530 Compliments of FOLEY 8. DINKLEMAN R E I. L I Men s and Boys Wear 509 Chester Pnke Prospect Park Penna BRUEHL S SERVICE STATION Your Prmtung as Our Busmess I56 Kedron Avenue Folsom Penna WASHING and GREASING CARS Phone Rudley Park 9400 Pnntlng and Publlshmg 413 AMOSLAND ROAD Ridley Park I477 Norwoo -Abn mC3gZtS 01 Hu I GERA AND PLATT CAPTAINS' rf N1 r A T o ' s 1 1 5 I ' d, Pa. u wx ' -.Lx X , , A, 'I It' YH 7 I YI GALLAGHER S COFFEE SHOP RIDLEY AVENUE and MacDADE BOULEVARD The Frlendly Spot for Friends to Meet Mulk Shakes Sandwiches Sundaes Whether you vusut us rn person have your thnngs sent YOU WILL FIND HOLMES PHARMACY AS A COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE Ridley Park 0484 Compllments of BOULEVARD BEAUTY SALON Elsne A Whnrlow Proprietor 2337 MacDade Boulevard Holmes Penna GREETINGS ATLANTIC PRODUCTS' Jack Dooley's Atlantic Servlce MacDade Boulevard and Falrvlew Road Woodlyn Penna HERBERT H WILLIAMS Texaco Products Fanrvnew Road and Grant Avenue Chester 2 9589 Woodlyn Penna FUSCO and ALSTON Studebaker Sales and Service SOUTH CHESTER and FAIRVIEW ROADS SWARTHMORE PENNA Swarthmore 9793 one H14 dved T 1 U . . . or , From a New Neighbor - Who Sells 7I I K7 International Sales and Service Towing and Winch Service CHARLES A. LIMBURG Baltimore and Olive Streets Media 6-3500 THESE GAY JUNIORSI First of all the Home News FOUNDED 1876 Delaware County s Leading Newspaper Jam Jelly Preserves ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE COMPANY Do,,e,d,,,e Brand Tastes Better Because It s Made Better 6l2 I4 East Sixth Street Call MRS MABEL HAYES Phone Chester 2 3913 Chester Penna Chester 3 3037 U15 Hu idreml Elm en , . Electric Motors Rebuilt - Rewound - Repaired 723 lndePef1de 'Ce Squufe W00dlYn, PCMC- V I 7 COSTUMES and CAPS and GOWNS TO RENT Before gomg elsewhere CONSULT MILLER COSTUMIER INC 236 SOUTH Ilth STREET Phnladelphua Penno Established 1892 KI 5 3154 Note All costumes and caps and gowns for groduahon used at Rndley Townshup Hugh School furnished by MILLER COSTUMIER INC COLLEGE ANNUALS HOME PORTRAITS CAMERA MASTERS Official Photographers for the Archive I705 CHESTNUT STREET Phnlcdelphno P Phone Rltfenhouse 6 6383 HHS BOO RIDE k us ch y I be :hangs h LANCINC Y g df! h nh Pi ba f CLARK PRINTING HOUSE Phl aexphu f-fe? 90 sn, If It y 4 5550 U lr Hmuirfri Tu FI1 f . . Q , - , . , U. , . 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