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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

EDUCATIGN Tl-IE QUAD TQ SUCCESS N xf S 1- A S w l 4 , - U , . -jr S S 44- N S - .- - X-K n....,,...5,,,,,,mm I- - Q: 'Vik 24- V: -X v in fum, ..,,,,,jL7l 5 E S EEE EEE? S : T' SS -S S E? S ELS l 5 ,51 f 1' S T EE E mga M-1 -,WB S 5? ff xx ffefff XX ,iw Y,,, gin is My Q, V ff - -- 4- .VYYWY f , Z -lc gggfbi 1, ,YW ,, 2:22721 'AX 'Eg Z f My J I - A W F QA M isp ,U . J JMWM W l 1.11 Il my .xr-f H?zi .- Ha ffx 'Sym 'MWA i ff- ilk Allwfni In 5' ' Y 4252? ,4 I' X Eg Qolaeqeg a s, QSSSSES. ' J-POYTS Xxx x N 'f' WW I K U of MW QM.. Nf .,44 f -I Y R I N9Kx , , Q X The b'f'c.v- F0llQw The G-wofg X 'H Ill Ill In .Xl- . lNDug I'y-7, Er' - f ,, -A11 -243143 .xi . l , . I, 5 - V , ,ffi I 14 f fff 119. 7 7 If 1 gi f .'-I. 54+ ' My Y 7, ' S '-N .1 . t- , 1- V 1 ' P A ! V ' V ,al 4 :Mig u IJ ,N M, I H -1.4 V I' V Y, F I ' 'v-' 'rl ,' ' ' -' ' - u - ', g,. 47 ki, m e , Q APE M A umm -4 N . , , ! b 3 3 H - jx U. XA ' L T igf- ,Tir fp. 1 ' - 1 K .I Q M' ' . Q 1 n rms LAN . ' 1. K s 2 +51- 5 S5.,- in 4, pg, , df 54 21 w ff fn 1 -'-Ht ' ww 'ig f' W E a'pWw, wf ffWmw,+' 2 i ' Qw Q 'iii-fi 14' Q 7.1,-'Q-L54,,f ' '. 4 1 'wif-, -5 'Ig v ,-ii, Q 4 x, - Q 2 if gig '54-'fsfg'.' W V 7 WZ 'IE15fiQ'9g5 f . . -5 -- W - ek , T 1i 51 fi, f Q ljjfjigv - A r I' ,I -sin.: , IL' J!! X f?-Silk 'lik ,I -'lsfwi-i :A i - fjiig 2 f f f ff f' f- Q im - , ff ' 'I' ' - , , ,X 1' N U y X, , 4 ,, C, K ,V ff K r ,,.ii,H fl, 1 1 1 , X f , 1 X 1 f , ', X My I- X K K i ,IV f ff-Ll -mx X KS . 1 A X- SQ? i , P x'Y4-- NZ- Y- it xl fi - ,y w ' i fu 7 N QQ 'wr , '. M R I N ffl - 4 K ff ,' '- 5 M 1 W W Tfwvvuw A 5 ik f XT' N0 Q f ,f V 1- A' 1 4. f 5, ., 3 ,L -11, gililf' A .ul fy I ff +-x- - --'- - A X? s X 'Q - Q j 7 , KY XX X THE 1955 ARCHIVE Published by the Senior Class of RIDLEY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL FOLSOM, PENNSYLVANIA Edztor FRANCES HART R X 'S Foreword As we, the class of 1955, look back along the road which we have traveled, we remem- ber many scenes. We can recall places where the road was rough and rocky, where we could never have passed safely, if it had not been for the capable guidance of our parents and teachers To them we say a very sincere Thank you Then too there were places along our road that were smooth and easily traveled On these the high points of our hrgh school careers we have enjoyed together the many privileges which being a part of the growing system of Ridley Township schools has given us. We realize that we have now reached the first of many great crossroads which we will encounter during our lives. From this point on, our paths will separate, and each of us will travel an individual way through life. Our schooling however has lard the foundation for making our road after graduation one whrch leads to success In this book we have trred to show scenes from the last year of our Road to Graduation Come walk with us rn memory Deofroatron Intermrngled with the joys of high school life are the sorrows that come from the loss of familiar friends The students of Ridley Township High joined the townspeople rn mourning the death of Dr Harry Callager during the past year Dr Callager served as medical examiner for our schools for thirty five years He worked zealously durrn this period of time admrnrsterlng to the physical needs of our township It IS because of his unselfrsh devotion and efforts on our behalf that we of the 1955 ARCHIVE staff dedicate our yearbook to our doctor and friend Dr Harry Gallager 2 7 7 sc 79 ' ' - s 3 ' 9 -4 , U U . . . ' , I Q Q . 0- , . . . . . . 9 - I I . i cr Q' of 1 sl Q. Q 1 '-. v Q . 0, ' D , . . Contents 1 I MI ITE mtl XDNIINISTRATION T 2 SINlUlxS mtl ll XbbXISTLS 1165 3 CI XESNJUNI X1 TH ITIES 4 STI DILBT 011C ANIZATIONS 19 SPORTS Xl IH ITIES 100 f 6 Bl QINI SH IIJPNDS llrl 171 w w ' ' ' T T , 4 jx A rf 4 R , , . A - L Page-s A ' 1-If h u my 41Qv ! inf Q I Jf iam A Palgjvs f-ff' 1' A' W , W 1 7' . A 4,1 L . ., f A Iiigcs 56-79 T 'W T 1 w , ' s 1 7. A A 19215105 UU-4 ' ' 'W I If X T D. L I 4 I Pzlgvs -111 I ik, 1 v 43kxL' Qi , Y K E ff 's AL P-140 ADMINISTRA TIUN and FA CUL TY If K! f JEJSEYW? fflyk X, X ,ff L! ffw QW' 4-f'4 2wQV 1 X 6 2 Q ff W W Lil X X Q4 r: X KT f L! ff ir? LK- , J 'ik FX. 2 x N L E I Lifx xxx ,fj,. 'cf 'xii QQ fav X' 1 5, f V ff? ,' 44 A gf fy f' If if V41 ZH' I A A mx Vx 6 L igyw 263 1 iff Q X 41 v , k, MMVY4' 'I ,L :Filip rL,wv7z-5355312 f ,, z..w2Ai5f'QW M My 4 1 , nL A, A 9,1 Ay. 4 21, ,f.,L,,w5: ' ff: Wil W W: A31 fY?, ,Z4 - fkfyf, 5 E' 'lf .L W ,'3'IfV K' s- -Wei 75, 31,51 ,Q if , 'fffljg , Ls, vw 2 Z vkflifei, ff 5515 2257-Wiaf, ww ' .wQ5wsf1xf:1 2 2w?3ig2faiIaH 1 IGH CHOUL- all our Roads. 1 a 1 iv T I , , I . yffnfulululllllllll 4 Q Ax 1.- ff. ,gf-1 ,L ' , M., , w' .V , 'Q W M, ,, Q, K, 44 - S .-f 4- f J. 'V v ww' ' wg! I' Mm,,, A -Z ww ,flea-rswaias-w--M wg-mgnnqrvmi zuuoivlw H b iifivim. Q N? .Q-' Aw lm. ima, , . . -lm , .57 gm WILMER D. COLES, President GEORGE D. BUCHANAN, Vice President ALBERT FULLERTON RICHARD M. REINHART JAMES J. SELLERS BERTHA C. COVERDALE, Secretary CHARLES R. PERRY, Treasurer School Board Our Roaclis Con tractors Careful planning usually precedes the construction of anything that is worth- while. This is particularly true in the constructing of a road-whether it is to be one of mortar and concrete or the mythical road of life. The school board of Ridley Township has,been instrumental in making decisions and giving advice to form a firm foundation for future enterprises. This, of course, is the very basis of our education. We, the class of 555, wish to express our appreciation to these contractors for their careful planning, their patient mending, and their unfailing assistance. 8 Administration Our Rond's Foundation Every road requires a firm foundation, for upon this the future success of the road depends. Our road. the road to graduation, is not different from any other road. for it too has necessitated a substantial foundation. This has been our compe- tent administration. Yes, our administration has certainly started the paving of our road to the fullest extent of their ability. From them, from their staunch foundation, the completion of the road has emerged. Another factor in the completion of the road has been our earnest school board. To these individuals, we wish to express our deepest gratitude for all of the time and interest which they so eagerly put forth on our behalf. To the Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Robert Donato, and his assistant, Mr. O,Brien, and their co-workers, Mr. Ralph Sharer and Mr. Norman Ferguson. we, the senior class of '655,7' wish to extend a very sincere thank you.', We feel certain that you, the foundation of our road, will serve as the foundation of many roads to come for the future graduates and citizens of our community. vt fb-49 ROBERT V. DON ATO Superintendent JOHN O'BRIEN Assistant Superintendent RALPH B. FHARER Prznrlpal NORMAN B. L. FERGUSON Assistant Principal Facult Robert Adam Robert Aiken Physical Ed. Wood Shop - Our Road's Engineers Sometime, somewhere, every road must come to an end. As seniors, not wanting to find ourselves lost and bewildered at the end of a road, we rely on signposts to direct us toward our destination, graduation. The signposts unquestionably are our faculty. These competent men and women work har- moniously together striving to the best of their abilities to graduate from our high school, strong personalities who will be definite contributions to our communities and assets to our nation. With this goal in mind and our interests at heart, they earnestly work to mold our characters, to develop our talents, and to prepare us for the problems of the future. Joseph Bartlum James Beck Francis X. Benischeck Math Dept, Head Commercial Comm. Dept. Head Erma Bergin Claude Buchanan .loan Buonannu Martha Burke Nurse English English English xiii' Anthony Caia Miriam Camlin Paul Capodanno V. Coleman M- CUPPY Social Studies Lang. Dept. Head Languages Lib. Dept. Head Mllfh- Shop For as our road has twisted and wound in all directions, we have met with numerous obstacles which have required the mature understanding of experienced advisors. To these advisors, our signposts, we, the gradu- ating class of 1955 wish to pay tribute. In your capable hands, we leave with confidence the future travelers of the road through Ridley Township High School. May you also continue in the paths you have chosen, improving with every step. We thank you, faculty-for a job well done. M. DiCiulio Chas. Downes Voc. Dir. .Hath S. Econgmos Catherine Ethel EPPICY Commercial :Math Art, Dept. Head Rgbt. Filson Marion Gibbons Social Studies English ftliwfvw. N I K. Cibhn Wm. Gorman Dental Tech. AW0 Sh0P D HamPton Helen Hoffman Etta Hoffman Peter ,Iacik Ani.rew.K0lh Home Mang. EUS- DCPL Head Commercial Commercial ngluh Norma Lash Romulus Leonardo Cliff Ulf. Mech. Drawing Miss Sidorsky and Mr Ross take time out from a busy day. Alfred Letrinko Ada MacDonald Phil Marion Ind. Aris Guid. Dir. Science Nliss Prendergast marks report cards. Virginia McKenna-y Addie Mease Samuel Miller Horace Millikin Commercial Hm. Mgt. Dept, Head Dr. Trg. Dept. Head Psychologist :up wvfsrgi, 6, Grace flloore Edward Peters Dora Plummer Blanche Prendergast Charles Price English Social Studies Physical Ed. Physical Ed. Science 5 fn, .Ln Faculty Chorus Rehearsal Mr. l.f'0nard0. Mr. Miller. and Mr. Thompson kahitz while Nlr. Prim- anfl Nlr. Nlilikvn haw a giamz- of vlwss. Dnnald Russ Chas. Schisler Sofia! Studies .llusic Leonard Segal John Sholly Paul Shriver Science English Sp. Ed. Marie Sidorsky Benetta Snively Dr. L. Starer Joan Strehler Music Dept. Head Social Studies Srhool 11.0. Social Studies Geo, Thnmpgnn John Wagner Ruth Wvasser Franklin W'0lHFT Hugh Wynne SC-iq Dept, Hggd Ind. Arts Sor. Stud, llepfl Head ,Hath Php-. Ed. Dept. Head ,Q-0' Nlrs Hankln Mrs Behm Mrs Armstrong Mrs Hamilton Secre tarres Our Hwhways Statlstlczans As we the graduatmg class of 1955 progress toward the end of our road we come to realize more fully the lmportant role the secretarlal staff plays here at Radley Townshrp ThlS capable group works m conjunctlon wlth our faculty and admlmstratlon In addrtlon to thelr many specxflc dutles they have the responslblllty of conveylng all news of actlvltles changes ln currlculum and other general mformatlon to the students Yes our secretarles Mrs Hamllton Mrs Arm strong MISS Wagner Mrs Behm Mrs Sydnor and Mlss Caehrmg w1ll be well remembered by every pupll for thelr kind help durlng the past SIX years As we go forth lnto the world we look forward to meetmg co workers m other flCldS as pleasant and efflclent as they 5 N11 Wagner 1 baehrmg 'Nlr Qydnor X Q V s 1 y tk , . . 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NTFS W ' . . s.., Wentz E Bryan C Lawton every well traveled road there comes a tlme when repalrs are made necessary by rough and sometlmes careless use Our way has been no excep tlon lt has taken ceaseless efforts on the part of our mamtenance staff to keep our school runnln smoothly and efflclently Under the supervlslon of Mr Phll Barrow thlS P Barrow consclentlous group has carefully tended our buxld mg and grounds maklng qulckly any needed reparrs or renoyatlons As we the class of 19.33 approach the end of our road through school we express our gratltude to these loyal workers who have protected our school plant agalnst the erodmg effects of tlme weather and teenagers fustodzans UT S MClna08m9nt ,I Hes R Eaglej Kent Buttle J Talyal F Wflghl y 51 SENI E CLASS S and MA TES X Q t'lX,, JAMES M DUNN FOLSOM lm College Preparatory Semor Class Presldent Momtor Student Court Varsxty Club Archrve Busmess Mana er Cafeterla Management Football 1 2 3 Captam 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Interests flshmg sports Future plans college J ANICE MARIE HILLER HOLMES an CommercIal Semor Class Secretary Cheerleader Treasurer Archlve Green Ralder, Student CouncIl Momtor, Class Play A sembly, Candy Commlttee Prom Commlttee Cafeterla 'Xian agement Basketball 1 Interests popular muslc danclng Future plans professlonal modelmg WILLIAM J JONES WOODLYN L College Preparatory Student CouncIl Presldent Chorus Projectlon Club Stage Crew, Arcmve, Cafeterla Management Football 1 2 In terests sports muslc Future plans college VIRGINIA MAC DONALD LEEDOM ESTATES ean Commerclal Student CouncIl Treasurer Archxve Green Ralder Edxtor Monltor Natlonal Honor SOCICIY Lafeterra Management Office Asslstant Prom Commlttee Softball 1 2 3 4 In terests muslc danclng Future plans travel West I RALPH E COLLINS MARCUS HOOK Ralph Vocahonal Semor Class Vxce PresIdent Student CouncIl Homeroom Presldent Vocatxonal Assembly Football 3 4 Future plans flreman BARBARA JEAN PAPALE MORTON Barb College Preparatory Semor Class Treasurer Archxve Semor Llterary and Glrls Sports Edxtor Varslty Club Secretary Debatmg Momtor Student CouncIl Candy Commlttee Class Play Prom Com rmttee Semor Aassembly Hockey 1 2 3 Co Captam 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Future plans college ARTHUR STANG FOLSOM Butch College Preparatory Student CouncIl VIce Presldent Varslty Club Chorus Cafe terra Management Baseball 3 4 Football l 3 4 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 Interests sports Future plans college DOROTHY BARBARA REESE FoLsoM Dotty Commerclal Student CouncIl Secretary Archlve Typlng Edxtor Cheer leader Captam Natlonal Honor SOCIETY Chorus Color Guard Varslty Club V1ce Presrdent Momtor Assembly Class Play Commerclal Alumnl Assoclatxon Presrdent Prom Commlttee Debatmg Vocatxonal Secretary Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2, 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Future pl ns secretanal work I 1 1 3 S . . , . . , U . . 1 1 A U 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - . , . . . 5 1 , 9 ' 5 S' 11 ' 3 Z - ' , . . Q . . . ' 3 1 9 , . : ' . ' ' ' ' 9 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I . . l ' l . I 7 9 1 1 1 ' Q .1 Q. - f , - ,Q , Q2 i 1 1 1 - . . RM , -I lt, ' , x- 1 1 1 . . 3 , ' . . , . . . Q 1 1 1 , , T , 1 1 1 1 1 - ' . , . . . .- Z 1 2 ' 1 1 S - 1 9 ' , , , Q A . Z . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 - 2 2 1 ' S 1 1 '1 ' . ' . ' . . ' X - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, , , ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 - Li' X 5 - L ROBERT ARCHER TINICUM Arch Vocational Interests draftinff desi ning wildlife Future plans auto work BERNIE BALCH HOLMES Bernie Commercial Archive Bank Candy Committee Office Work Softball 2 3 4 Hockeyl 3 Interests swimming bowling Future plans secretarial work JOHN CHARLES BARLOW John flung Future plans the 'Nan EAN BARRAS Jeannie x-mv! CRUM LYNN lf ocational LEEDOM ESTATES College Preparatory Green Raider Archive Assembly Candy Committee Prom Committee Basketball I Hocku 2 3 Baseball 3 lntrrf t dancing popular mu ic Future plans Office work EDWARD M. ANDREWS, JR. CRUM LYNNE Ed College Preparatory National Honor Societyg Bandg Chorus: Monitor: Projection Club. Interests: church workg photography. Future plans: ministry. BESSIE BABE FOLSOM B955 Commercial Interests: horseback ridingg swimming. Future plans: secre- tarial work. RAYMOND L ARNOLD RIDLEY PARK F ell College Preparatory Interests stamps coin collectinr l'uture plans college or work SARAH BARR LEIPERVILLE Sherry Commercial Chorus Basketball 3 Interests roller skating horseback riding Future plans the Waves . ' . 'U ' . V' ' -. ' E7 C' 1 ' ' ' 9 9 ' 9 ' : v y Z a - 5 3 - 1 , 1 - Q3 ' ' U. I .: 9 E . :: , ' 3 , .., ' E Y . Chess Clubg Softball. Interests: coin collectingg swimming: V . -: I . . I W Q ' 1 - 4 . 'z 5 ' : ' 3 Q 3 . 3 g , - 'ssz ' 3 s'. -I ' ' . I E- ff LEE BAUM WOODLYN ee Commerclal Chorus Interests bowlmg, sports Future plans work MARY ELLA BENEDEK LEEDOM ESTATE' Mary Commercial Archlve Class Play Skatmg Club Candy Commlttee In terests swtmmmg Future plans work EDWARD BECKER GRACE PARK Vocatlonal Interests cars Future plans undectded BARBARA BLUMBERG MORTON Barb Commerctal Green Ralder Archive Bank Candy Commtttee Bowllng Club Interests danclng records Future plans secretarial work JOHN BARTHOLF WOODLYN Shad College Preparatory Band Prom Committee Interests dancing Future plans work SHIRLEY MILDRED BELL FOLSOM Shui General Chorus, Art Club Interests muslc Future plans he mmxstxy DONALD BEADLE HOLMES Bagle College Preparatory Student Councll Varslty Club Chess Club Stage Crew Football Manager Interests cars Future plans college JANET BILLARI RUTLEDGE an General Commercxal Band Co Captaln of Color Guard, Archlve Usherette Club Pla-y Prompter Candy Commtttee Interests dancmg swxm mmg Future plans receptlonxst A 3 ' . 2 ' . 3 n ak I . 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J G . , - ' ' ' 4 : 4 - 1 ' : ' - 4, , Ed ' A . 9 ' 9 4 ' 4 ' ' , 'A fn ll - 20 JAMES BENNETT CRUM LYNNE lm I Ocatmnal Gym Club Track Manager Interests collectmg coins Fu ture plans the Arr Force LENORE ANN BURMAN RIDLEY PARR fenny College Preparatory Archwe Underclassman Edltor Green Raxder Nlomtor Assembly Student Councll Prom Commlttee Debating Class Play Candy Commlttee Interests tennis swrnmmg Future plans more schoolmg MELVIN L BROOKE SWARTHMORE Me College Preparatory Cafeterla Management Football 2 3 4 Interests models muslc Future plans college CAROL CAMPBELL FOLSOM Carol Commerclal Archwe Green Raxder Class Play Nlonltor Refreshment Commlttee Candy Commlttee Offlce Work Prom Commxt tee Interests sports records Future plans legal secretary is LEONARD BOOTH LEEDOM ESTATES Booty General Bowlxng Club Interests bowling, flylng Cn1lAlr Patrol Future plans the Mr Force JEANNETTE CALDERONE FOLSOM Jeannette Commerclal Archwe Green Raxder Bank Class Play Candy Commxt tee Interests QWlI1lI'Il1Ilg bowllng Future plans SECTCIBTIHI work GEORGE BUCHANAN FOLSOM PCVISUW College Preparatory Varslty Club Presxdent Nfomtor Green Ralder Archwe CoBus1ness Nlanager Football 1 2 3 4 Ba ketball I 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Interests sports Future plans college ELEANOR CARLSEN FOLSOM Ellie Commerclal Archwe Green Ralder 'VIon1tOr Athletrc Assocxatlon bee retary Refreshment Commlttee Class Play Prom Commrt tee Interests music swlmmmg Future plans secretarlal work J. 1 . 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' : T :M ' 9 ' z ' 9 ' . 1 ' : - ' - I I 1 I . ' 5 ' 9 9 s Z Z 1 S I , . : g , : A I ' . b ,M Monitorg National Honor Societyg Chess Clubg Football I, 4. 4 ' 9 1 ' : ' : - I ' 9 ' : ' : , - I , 9 . , : . 1 ' 4 ..A Al ' y , Q . : . c : ' g ' , e. : - ' ' g ' 3 . : ' . 5 ,MW 22 JAMES DELLA CAMERA FOLSOM tm College Preparatory omtor 'lssembly lntere t model atrplanc n ll auto Ill0llllf'H future plans college FLOSSIE DoDsoN WOODLYN Floss Home Nlanagement Cafeterta Wlanagement Interest dancmg Future plans the woman t. 'VIar1neQ 'WS- JOSEPH GAWBILL WOODLYN oe Colleve Preparatory rack Interest ft htng. mr l'utun p an eo e e CAROLYN N EVERETI' PARKSIDE Carol Commercial Qpamsh Club Refreshment Commlttee Candw Committee Interest roller skatmg danclnf Future plans ecretanal work JAMES D-HIS LEEDOWI ESTATES nr W oeatronal Wotatxonal X fmblv Danes Committee nteret vars ture p ans anrcraft enblnt work LEoNA DILL FOLSOM ee Colle-Ge Preparatory 5 atmv Llub L hrrette flulm Cree-n Rauler Chorus e fre hment Commnttee lnterest tennls roller snatlng clam' 1n1f wxmmlng Future plans study mu IC DANTE EVANGELISTA FOLSOM Don College Preparatory 'Nlonxtor Assembly Clll'lQlITl35 Program C-reen Raider Car toonxst Interests art fnshmg huntmg Future plans colleve DOROTHY DREISBACH SECANE Daily Home Nlanagement Library Club Cafeteria Nlanagement Interests photography dancnng Future plans beautlclans work 7 ' ' .-ssf .2 - I ' .l ss: Fu- K , L , fk',.':'s'--111' ':' .:R- M L.. , . -. . I . . , 1' . 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A - 1 23 CHARLES GORENBERG WOODLYN Char College Preparatory Archxve Monrtor Natronal Honor Socrety Projectron Club Debatlng Class Play Chess Club Football 1 Track 1 3 4 Interests sports chess Future plans study medlclne VIRGINIA M FARIcAs MILMONT PARK Cmny Commercral Archlve Chorus Usherette Club Skatrng Club Class Play Refreshment Commxttee Momtor Candy Commrttee Inter ests swImmIng tenms Future plans secretarral work THOMAS GRAY MILMONT PARK Tom College Preparatory Band Chess Club Dance Band Cross Country Interests cars Future plans college JOAN FINE WOODLYN ee Commercnal Color Guard Interests popular musrc swlmmmg clancmg Future plans stenographer JOHN R GENTHERT HOLMES John College Preparatory Varsrty Club Football 3 4 Baseball Interests Sports Fu ture plans college JEAN L FACHET MILMONT PARK 9'1 College Preparatory Green Ralder Class Play Usherette Club Candy Commrt tee Cafeterla Management Refreshment Commlttee Inter ests photography Future plans college HOWARD A GRACE Howard Band Class Play Interests sports Future plans chemlcal englneenng JOAN FILBERT SECANE College Preparatory com stamp collectmg HOLMES Commerclal Archlve Refreshment Commrttee Interests bowllng horse back rrdrng Future plans the servrce GORDON HAFRER FOLSOVI Conlon M ratlonal Ootxall I 3 nteret Car oa wrmmmg port F ture plan mechanlc N AN CY FORSBERG HOLxrEs Bugs C enf ral Homeroom President Intramural Ba ketball Ba elrall Yollew ba Interest readlng port plana I'uture plans Mtch board Ops rator ROBERT LEE GROSCUP FOLSOM B0 College Preparatory Interests football sports Future plans college SALLY ANN FISHER MORTON Sally Commerclal Candy Commlttee Refreshment Committee Future plans secretarral work JOSEPH HAMMOND FOLSOM 06 College Preparatory ball Future plans college SYLVIA LEE FREHAFER OVERLOOK HEIGHT SJIHG Lommercral Chorus GITIS Ensemble Interests singing Future plans secretarial work HARRY HABBART HOODLYN llzlte College Preparatory Ches Club Baseball Interests sports car Future plans college MINNIE FITZGERALD WOODLYN 'lfoocher Home Management Cafeterla Wlanagement Interests dancing Future plans the sernce . . ' V . F I . . I ss: s: b. ls: s ' 3 S s. u- tv. .' . ll. L s: ' gs S: ' . ' 5: s - K. tx J Bowling Clubg Prom Committee. Interests: bowling: basket- , Q5 L, If b ff: s' 3 5 . L: . .3 s. : 25 RICHARD HILL MARCUS HOOK Reds General Monitorq Varsity Clubg Chef Clubg Football 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Interests: sports: eating. Future plans: work at Sun Oil. ELEANOR FR1'rscH WOODLYN Ellie College Preparatory Archiveg Green Raiderg Class Playg Monitorg Prom Com- mittee. lnterests: sportsg dancingg music. Future plans: busi- ness world. JEAN GOSCHLER MILIHOINT PARK feame Commercial Archive Art Editor National Honor Society Green Raider Student Council Usherette Club Class Play Candy Com mittee Refreshment Committee Interests music dancing Future plans secretarial work GEORGE HORNIBROOK FOLSOM Horn College Preparatory Monltor Varsity Club Cafeteria Management Ba ketball 1 2 3 4 Track 3 Interests swimming Future plans college JAMES HOLLENBACH RUTLEDGE im General Band Interests model planes water sports Future plans undecided GERTRUDE GIORDANO BROOKHANEN Cert Home 'Nlanagement Baseball Volleyball Interests dancing swimming Future plans Xray technician MIRIAM GREEN OVERLOOK HEIGHTS Mchne Literary Editor lanrly Committee Class Play R freshment Committee Prom f0IllIIlllt99 Intere ts dancin, skating l-uture plans secretarial work RAYMOND F HUBER FOLSOM Herby College Preparatorv Band Conductors C lub Dance Band Nlomtor Future plans undecided J. . Q : .g Q .. 5: 3 . -.: ' g ' ' . 'fm . ' . . , . 2 . . 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' UQ 4 -l : :A ' . 52 V' , as-Q-ffl, THERESA HAGER HOLMES Tern Commercial Interests skatln volleyball Future plans secretarial work JOHN HUGHES RIDLEY PARK Jack Vocational Vocational Play Interests huntm fishing cars Future plans machmist .J HOWARD HUTCHINSON MILMONT PARK Hutch College Preparatory Student Council 'Nlomtor Chritmas Play Football I 2 Interests archery hunting Future plans college GERRY RAE HANLEY KEDRON er College Preparatory Archive Nlonitor Green Raider Band Class Play A sembly Girls Varslty Club President Prom Committee Debatmg Candy Committee Hockey 2 3 CoCapta1n 4 as etball 1 2 3 4 Softball I 2 3 4 Interests sports Future plans physical education teacher BEVERLY GRIFFITH RUTLEDGE Bez' College Preparatory Archive: Green Raider: Chorus: Girls' Ensemble: Monitor: Student Council: Assembly: Refreshment Committee: Usher- ette Club: Class Play: Candy Committee. Interests: pianog reading. Future plans: study music. ToNY HUBxs HOLMES Junior Collee Preparatory Interests: motorcycles: cars. Future plans: Air Force or college. PATRICIA HAGERTY LEEDOIVI ESTATES at Commercial Archlve Nlonitor Student Council Prom Committee Candy Committee Cafeteria Management Interests popular music sports Future plans commercial art RICHARD HORMANN GRACE PARK Dtck General Varsity Club Basketballl Baseballl 3 4 Interests sports Future plans undecided . :. 'gg . -: . ' ' . . . M : .gg .N. Q N , I I ' P . ' 1. ' 9 's ' z z . . 2 : t ' 4 4 M , , . - : . at : ' f A I A 'z . ' 4 'S M 4 . . I Q . .Z . G ' 4 ' . ' - . .A , - , , , W 5 S- - ' I . v ' . ' 1 9 9 , , ' 9 B k . . , S , , , - V-I M -- I , jp : .Q ' I Ll '12 457. 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Commerclal Archlve Class Play Green Ralder Candy Commtttee Usher ette Club Prom C0mmIttee Refreshment Commlttee In terests popular records Future plans secretarlal work FRANK L MARTIN EoLsoM Ffllflk College Preparatory Varslty Club Footballl 3 4 Interests sports car Future plans the NIarInes I 1 N 1 1 . Z S , . A - , 1 ' A , . e : . 'II ,G 1 1 - ' Q . I . . : g , -. , . r ,. Z - 3 Z I 4- ' 1 Q . - ' ,f - Z .4 I L1 ' . . . . 1 1 1 - - 1 5- fs CATHERINE L LINDSEY LEEDOM ESTATES Cathy College Preparatory Skatmg Club Chorus Candy CommIttee Refreshment Com mIttee Interests horseback fllillllg readmg Future plans college JOHN MCGINLEY LEIPERVILLE John General Varsrty Club Qecretary Student Councll Class Play Cross Country 3 4 Track 1 3 4 Interests sports Future plans the servlce SANDRA MCCUAIG wooDLYN Sandy Home Nlanagement Red Cross Club Library Club Cafeterla Wlanagement Home Management Interests plano Future plans college WILLIAM A MCNAMARA LEEDOM ESTATES Mac College Preparatory Band Conductors Club Dance Band DI trlct Band Nlom tor Student Court Assembly Interests plawmg trumpet Future Plans college BETTY A LILLEY OVERLOOK HEIGHTS Bets Commerclal Archne Green Ralder Ctrls Varslty Club Assembly Nlonl tor Prom Commrttee Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Interests musrc swnmmm Future plans secretarxal work RAYMOND MARTIN MORTON ay General Commercxal Varsxty Club Chef Club Assembly Class Play Cross Country 2 3 4 Interests SWlmmlDg Future plans college SANDRA MACNEILL HOLMES Sandy College Preparatory Chorus Glrls Ensemble Bowhng Club Class Play Debat Ing Candy Commlttee Refreshment Commtttee Interests musxc horseback rldmg Future plans college WILLIAM MCMASTER LEIPERVILLE 1 College Preparatory Archtve Projectron Club Assembly Class Play Baseball 2 3 4 Interests sports Future plans televIsIon engmeermg r-P 3I 1 1 , .LL , . - I 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 - I . . . . 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A 9 ' 4- ' 4 ' , 9 - V, N- A , 2 , , , . M Z . : . trlun Ly X ' : ' 9 ' 9 9 Committeeg Debating. Interests: muslcg dancmg, Future ' g , , . : . A , 1. H . AY I ' 9 ' 4- ' : ' : : . : 3 . : My ' A . D . s I ff' , A , Q g , . : . X 'R A 4 9 :Q , . : ' . , : : . : ' : - MARTHA JLNE WIOORE LEEDOVI ESTATES full? College Preparatory Archne Candy COIIIITIIIIEC Cafeterla Management Refresh ment Commlttee Assembly Student Councll Prom Com mlttee Green Ralder Bowllng Club Basketball Manager 3 4 Varsny Club Hockey 1 2 Future plans teachxng FRANCIS NEUGEBAUER FOLSOM Fflfl Vocatlonal Interests cars Future plans operate a garage LoIs MUSIAI. FOLSOM CommercIal Green Ralder Usherette Club Refreshment Commxttee In tarlal work WILLIAM PARRAMORE MARCUS HOOK 1 Vocauonal Student Councxl Monltor Vocat10nal Assembly Football 3 4 Interests sports Future plans work at Sun O11 EDITH MORRIS HOLMES Edze Commercxal Student Councll Candy Commlttee Interests records bowlmg I'uture plans OIIICC work GUS PALM MORTON Gus General Chef Club Interests cars Future plans work wxth cars N' JOAN NYEMETZ WOODLYN foanze General Archwe Green RaIder Assembly Class Play Chorus GIrls Varslty Club Prom CommIttee Hockey Manager 2 3 In terests muslc readlng Future plans nursmg CHARLES LYNAM PERRY GRACE PARK Pete College Prep Chess Club Class Play Band Refreshment Commlttee DInner Commlttee Track Cross Country Interests Sports dancmg Future plans college I . 'I' I , . 5 ' ' : ' . Q N - 1 A S 'Z 3 ' 3 Q 3 - . - . 1 1 . . -: ' . -: . .: . f A : ' . -2 -2 Lo ' ' 9 5 ' ' ' I V terests: tennisg roller skatingg dancmg. 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' . - , , , N , 3 2 - M 5 Z K 1 I DARYL L ORNER Daryl FOLSONI 1 ornmerc lal Chorus, Glrls Ensemble Interests roller skatmw smbmg Future plans study music HENRY PETTINATI leltyll MARCUS HOOK Y ocatxonal 'Nomtor Football 3 Intere ts car Future plans drnt l'aClIlg cars JANE PAULSIIOCK Twin Prom Committee Interests plans seeretarlal work ROBERT Pow ELL Bo Projcctron Club Interests school OXERLOOK HFICIITQ Commerual danclng skatmg record Future GLEWOLDEN College Preparatory radio work I'uturf plans forestry 'Nw BETTY J PAPALE MORTON 6 College Preparatory Archne Assistant Edltor Student Council, Green Raider 'Xlonltor Bowlmg Club Assembly Candy Commlttee Play Committee Warslty Club Treasurer Debating Hockey I 4 Ba ket all 2 3 4 Interests swimming tennxs Future plans collt,e RONALD PINNOCK CRUM LYNNE Ron me General Interests SWll lUlllH,,, Future plans undeclded Ross PAL LSIIOCK Tum fnmmertla OX ERLOOK HFICIYI S Prom Commrtlef lnttrests ranrlng' atm, rfeorm luturt plans setrttarlal vmrk W OODI YIN Ewns QL ESENBERRY Dgx ffm ral Slllllfllt Counml Nlonltor ehall l on v Interests s orts Future an the IIUQIHPQQ worm SCOTT REEVES IINVS ooo Scott General Band Assembly Interests musrc Future plans college GLORIA RENNER MILMONT PARK o College Preparatory Archlve Green Ralder Lrbrary Club Cass Play Usher ette Club Student Councxl Prom Commlttee Dance Comnnt tee Candy Commlttee Basketball Manager Interests danc mg Future plans teachmg FRED RUGER WOODLYN Fred Vocatxonal Interests swxmmmg danclng Future plans undecrded CHARLOTTE ROBIINSON OVERLOOK HEIGHTS Char Home Uanagement Future Homemakers Club Skatm Club -Ks embly Inter ets swtmmmg photography sewm Future plans offlce work PRESTON RANSOME 'VIORTON Pres College Preparatory Interests church work Future plans attend college JOY Y REMINGTON HOLMES oy Commercial Archne Nlomtor Qtudent Counctl Interests swxmmmg pamtmg ba ketball Future plans bu mess school RONALD R ROESEBERG FOLSOM ROV! College Preparatory Art Club Hunting and Ftshmg Club Interests cars horses art Future plans denttstry DOROTHY RICHARDSON MORTON DeDe Home Nlanagement Art Club Interests dancmg art Future plans art school , If ' ,H , A ,gn . gy .I N: .. .Z ' ' 5 s . : S' s- - . -r 5 L- . r : -: . ' G1 'Q ' a ' 9 1 9 - 3 S 9 ' 3 z , - 2 - 5 Q ' ' ' ',p3QZ2w A. I S- X xlvvlg. 1, 'A 4 9 ' ' ' . 2 : 9 I . : ' g . : . 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X ocatlonal In ere t car huntm P uture an undecided SEC-VNE ANIELI-K Ross TEAL my College Preparatory Xrehne Green Rauler Lhoru Llbrars Club lnteret mvxn hor 1-back rldmg Future plan nur mg Y' ' A 55 3 o . . 1 Bas l ll 2. 3. 4. ss: s. S: ss' sal . s ' . sz s ' ' ' '. I W' f 1 5 S , ,W , J ' .I ' : .' Its: 1 3 W s. Pl V , tssz. sg '. -pl szl l's. ,f M l 'Q A ' ' -Q ' ' : S- WA g 1 D ' , A es: S g s' ' . ' ez F ' 'tr I t- ex: f: '51, ' pl Q: ' . 'K' xt V. Vx F . ' 7. l GEORGE STOPPEL LESTER Stop Vocational Archiveg Prom Committeeg Baseball 3: Track 3. 4. lnterests: cars. Future plans: work. MARY ELIZABETH THOMPSON WOODLYN ,Ugg Home Management Future Homemakers of Americag Assemblyg Candy Commit- teeg Refreshment Committeeg Home Nursing. Future plans: nursing. '--h- VERNON WALKER WOODLYN I ernon Y ocattonal Interest racmg cars Future plans auto work J ACQUELINE THORN WOODLYN Jackie Commercial Candy Committee Refreshment Committee Hockeyl Bas ketballl Interests swimming Future plans secretarial work PAUL VOLK FOLSOM Paul College Preparatory Archive, District Band btate Band Band Class Play Prom Commlttee Interests music howllng Future plans rollege MARY .IEAINETTE THOMPSON VS OODLYN e Home 'Nlanagement Future Homemakers of Amerlca Red Cross Club Nlonltor Usherette Club Interests piano sewing Future plans X ray technician LLOYD WEAVER OVERLOOK HEIGHTS Needle Ceneral Archive 'Nlomtor Varsity Club DITCCIOI Chess Club fafe teria Management Baseball 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Interests fishing hunting Future plans work for the Chester Times VIRGINIA TISCHLER MILMONT PARK Tis fl!I1ll'll8I'FlEll Qtuflent Council Corre pomhnv Necretarw 'lrchn Green Raider Yarsrts Club Nlonxtor Qtudf-ntCounc1l fommercxal Alumni Association Nlake up Committee Candx fomnnttee Prom Committee Hockey Alana er 2 3 lnterests dres mak mg Future plan the bu mes 'world ' Z S 2 - 'Z . . -1 . g ' . .1 ' . r J z . 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XY1:11111.1: ' r MILNIONT PARK 'nldlln A 1 1 rt 111n 1n f1 1 n J051P111NE TL RXE1 un plan mar 1111114 1 'XIII 'NIONT PARK 1 111111114 rt 1al orette H1-all mere- t l'd4 111 ll urt van p 111 111 a ka IH 131111. WILLARD V1 LEEDONI ESTATES Lfllc e Pre-paratorw Xlunltor Prom LOIIIIIIIIIK n ere t go lzom 1n GORDA J VINCENT Gorda Intvre t dr Slxahn IDD Jall 1 f 1 SW -XRTHWORE f.,11111n11 tual s1r111n I' uture rlan clothe de .fi K flew gf' X ' 11'l W L Stag- Cr:-w. lnl- 1-tx: l I' gi 'Sli g. Fu! - sz ' k at l'l1ila1le-lpl1ia lil:-vtriv ll' 'I1.. ju f - Maj -. .I -Nc'-'g.Ft -1l's: rf-Finl P ive' v 1A g. 1 4 ' ' K I lf I - A l : Q' 5 ' g ' sg I ' --: . Clws Il l tf sts: pl t L. lj, F f ll' -z lllIl 'lt'tl. .4 , A 1- - ll n -g- 5 V . ' g , f ' fvz Bafkctl , 2: Basfl all 3. 4. . l 1- ,S sz lfg 'll g. Future plans: unclvrimlt-rl. W V S 5: 1 tg x u . gg .. gl . I 5: A fgggi i 11- . rf v . Qul jg- ' 1 ' rj ,-Xrcl' : 'a s' V' C 3 Fo . '. 3. '11 Track l. 12. 3. -1. 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N: s ' ' '. . 1- , R,i'f-.xi v if f f 39 X JOHN H WONDERLY MILMONT PARK Old 107111 General ketball Manager 2 4 Track 3 4 Interests flshmg huntmg Future plans more educatxon GLADYS WOMACK CRUM LYNNE Ruby Home Management Pubhc Speaklng Club Future plans undeclded ROBERT M WRIGHT RUTLLDCE Bo Vocatlonal Interests Cars motorcycles racmg Future plans work at Westinghouse RICHARD ZALESKI FOLSOM Zalesk College Preparatory Refreshment Committee, Basketball 3, 4 Interests swlmmmg, fxshlng Future plans college EUGENE WITIAK MILMONT PARK Gene College Preparatory Archlve Layout Edltor Monltor Natlonal Honor Soclety Varsity Club Vxce President Cafeterxa Management Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Interests bowlmg golf Future plans college LEONARA WEED RUTLEDCE ee Home Management Archlve Chorus Interests swlmmmg dancing muslc Fu ture plans secretarlal work RICHARD WOTHERS GRACE PARK Rzch Vocational Interests cars Future plans wood work E JOYCE WOOD HOLMES Woody Commercial Archlve Green Raxder Student Councll Momtor Home room President Prom Commlttee Play Commlttee Interests danclng Future plans SCCYCIHTIHI work ff L Archiveg Monitorg Varsity Clubg Bandg Football 3, 45 Bas- I i , .px I 4, b ' , 1 40 WILLIAM ZFNSEN FOISONI 1 I ullrg lreparatory Nlonltor Y ritx Club F otlmall 1 2 -1 Inter t hunting fx lung Future plan Colle e ROBERT IPPOLITI sw OODLYN pp Cf-neral Future plan the buameas world ROBERT MARLEY WLMC , PARK B0 Vocational Refreshnient COTIIYIIIIIQQ Bob was .1 tranefer tulle-nt from Cheats-r High In Mem ormm HARRY GOLDER A member of our class who passed from our mldst on Wlas 1950 4l .. 4.- .v 4 A Q H71 If -1- '- . ' :'as', 10 ... -ess: 'Z 'S' . S: gf. I , Spanish Club. Interests: guna: skating: :levp wa fishing. ,' - ! b . . DOROTHX REESE JXNIFS DLNN The senlor class of 1955 IS proud to present to you 1ts personal representatives As a group they are lndlcatlye of the fme class they represent As 1nd1y1duals thev represent such fme ldeals scholast1c Hblllly athletlc achlevements loyal ser YICC honor perseyerance character leadershlp 1n1t1at1ye and personaluy These students have been chosen because they possess many of these fllle tralts Together they represent the ldeal student of today Class of JANICE HILLER WILLIAM JONES FRANCES HART BETTY PAPALE 42 s . ' ' I . -7- I I. . .as if . VIRGINIA NIacDONALD BARBARA PAPALE Slnce thelr fxrst day at RT H S they have won the respect and admlratlon of thelr classmates By uslng thelr outstandlng ablhtles to the best posslble advantage they have contrlbuted greatly to the betterment of thelr class These students have al ready 3Ch1CVCd a conslderable degree of success We know they wlll contlnue to do so 1n the future To us they have proven worthy of thls honor bestowed upon them Representatwes 'L X DONNA KOAS LENORE BURMAY 43 EUGENE WITIAK ROBERT CHESNUT ' Eg? A ' 5 5 Senior ss Lf f QW O11 can gow back Fnlhng the chfvol S4-more chat wlth to Eddyslone Sweet mom Nlxckey Wernon ben Class meetlng comes Janice Hllle read to Order the mmutew 10rQ po e mformallv 'Nlr C318 :core for Whlch one 1 the favultw the donkew ' 44 2 f K .H 5 37.5 -N V n n ,, 4' 'r S ',f F5 , , X'-5' 's Features Nc-nmr lwfnre Qvwe for the Qwest Donkev IookQ mer plas pramtlrv the Crowd Pete Perrv awa1tQ paw -X qtang Pmceei Qemor awe-mblx Fvninf. .ing --gmk, Buys clown in George Buchanan lvap :X xIUI!'ll.u Sr-ninr .-X-Nr-mhly. on qagp, 45 Class Sponsors In our search for success ut need someone who 1s1ll gulde and lnstruct us SOIIICUIIC IIIUQI show us the stralght narrow path to the l11 l1er ldeals of llfe Th1 IS the purpose that our QIJOIIQOTQ haxe so capahlx fulfllled Thes haxe helped lnalte our semor tear an unforgettable o11e The responslbllltles of our mlsiss plax tl1e Wa h mgton Trlp the Prom and IIIHIIY other act1x1t1es fell heau upon tl1e111 but 111 each IIIQIHIILC thex came back 111th the necessarx spunk and drne we needed to Larry us to our goal zap, N We owe so much to MIQS Catherme Re1lly cha1r111an NIIQS NI1r1am Camlln John Sholly Charles Pr1ce Mr Dora Plummer and Robert XIICCYI 'VIr Prlce assumed the responslblhtx of head sponsor th1s sear We the se111or Class of 1903 wlsh to express our smeere apprec1at1on for all that our sponsors hate done for the hetterment of our class X 'NIR LIIARLFS PRICIL 11155 CATHERINE REILLY xm JOHN SHOLLY Head Sponsor 'VIISS NIIRIANI CAXILIIN NIR ROBERT AIKEN NIRQ DORA PLUNINIER . S - , - e Y-, .I . ., ee ' M. . . . L D :ILL Y.. v S - L. l A M .' I ks -:-3 I. v A ns ' 'ya I if 1 'Y , ,ix I I 1 I 1 3 , li It G n I 46 Bottom row: F. Van Zant. L. Lincoln. B. Thomas. S. Novak. N. Colder. P. Weinberg. Middle row: J. Morris, B, Wein- berg. F. Campo. J. Dani:-le. H. During. I.. Raynor. Top row: C. Jones. F. Caldwell. T. Fortune. .l. Penny, l-. Jackson. Sponsors: A. Caia. B. Prenrlergast, D. Hampton, D. Ros W. Gorman. Bottom row: 5. Goldberg. R. Simpson. N. Grant. C. Delozier. M. Farrelly. S. Cook. Middle row: B. Morlachetta. H. MeCaffertv, T. Cattonf-. D. Achev. H. Hesselbavher. Top row: j..Bm-nne-tt. W. Walch. l'.'Terhv1. ll. Evans A. llaviwn. Bottom row: J. Poole, C. Hokanson, N. Cambrill, P. Davis, I. Wagner, C. Carzo. Middle row: J. Brazas, L. Dickerson, W. Wiggins, J. Hardy, H. Crawley. Top row: R. Weldon, J. Wiedow, S. Minutola, F. Damon. A. Teti. As we travel on an uphill graduation road, we meet obstacles with which we have never come in contact. With these obstacles come new responsibili- ties. This has been true in our junior year. Mr. Caia, Miss Prendergast, Mr. Ross, Miss Hampton, Mr. Gorman, and Miss McCafferty, our sponsors, can be compared to the warning signs along this road that warn us of oncoming obstacles and thus guide us so that we master these responsi- bilities with ease. As we travel along a road we usually stop to do certain things. Sometimes we stop because we come to a toll bridge, since the first thing we did as Bottom row: V. Mann, V. Maull, J. Singley, P. Harmes L. Musial, L. Marsh. Middle row: A. Engle, J. Penny, E Moore, J. Newcomb, M. Savage, B. A. Keesey. Top row L. Kieney, E. Feinberg, F. Borden, R. Gentile, C. Crockett v Bottom row: J. Barr, M. Highley, D. Scheible, M. Griggs H. Strickland. Middle row: F. DiValerio, S. Manspeaker B. Sellers, L. Tipton, M. LaFrance. Top row: J. Rodi J. Feese, J. Flinn, R. Tiehel, G. Baldwin. juniors, in order to advance with our class, was to pay our dues. Our next project can be compared to the re- minders . . . but instead of a sticker or post card . . . we purchased class rings with great enthus- iasm. Somewhere along a heavily traveled road we are bound to meet a traveling salesman. This fact is true also on our road to success, for the next project was the selling of stationery and cards. The juniors worked very hard on this project and it was a great success. Bottom rowf E. Evans, S. Rice, M. Holiday, L. Mast, M. Dilley, W. Holmes. Middle row: N. Thomas, W. Egbert, C. Payne, K. Hain, J. McVickar. Top row: R. Klotz, J. Battis, J. Mason, R. Meade, A. Plummer. Bottom row: J. Petz, N. Cotton, C. Faron. V. Cole, G. Caehring, D. Grayson. Middle row: S. Briddles. J. Evons, J Benedek. S. Yates. K. Brownlee. Top row: YY. Smith. R Bradley. J. Martin. R. Thomas. E. We-ndler. There is not only work and business along this road, however. One of the most outstanding social events of the year and certainly the most exciting to a junior is the Junior-Senior Prom in the spring. Also a combination of work and play was our junior play that was held on March ll. lt was a great success and enjoyed by all. Also along the line of entertainment. class parties were held in December and June. Bottom row: E. Haynie. D. Stuchel. L. Scott. J. Anderson, S. Novak, B. Marler. Middle row: B. A. Thompson. H. M. Barley. E. Houser, L. Henderson, E. Dickerson. Top row: G. Beard. E. Wt-indel. R. Blair. L. Levondoski. Y. Nlanera. Bottom row: P. Duryea. 5. Ciesielka. F. Dougherty. Youst. B. Edwards, D. Bulfin. Middle row: K. Lambert G. Bascelli, A. Hodgins. C. Holloway, B. Verratti. Top row R. Leflar. L. Reuben, C. Coliukos, K. Friess, D. McCormick So, you see, as we traveled along this year we made several stops to increase our knowledge and gain information that will help us when we reach our destination, graduation. and for the rest of our lives. Our junior year could not have been successful without the able help of our sponsors and our parents. to them we say. L'Thank You. Bottom row: C. Sorrentino. N. Turner. R. Trahand, J Furey. B. Hrbec. J. Thompson. Middle row: D. Pruette T. Burke. A. lmpriano. R. Ooh. P. Novatka. Top row: L Mayfield. J. Campbell. B. Tomlinson, J. Ruskey, C. Tuson Bottom row: D. Contestible, S. Achey, G. Strimel, P. Hinkle, D. Clausius, R. Mickey. Middle row: L. Caltabliano, B. Reynolds, M. Charleton, J. Moran. Top row: F. Arnold, R. Gardener, A. Potts, N. McNulty, S. Delorfice, R. White. if Bottom row: P. Millman, J. Parker, A. Lockhart, D. McMul- lan, B. Mabry. Middle row: B. Comfort, V. DiCave, A. Dubolino, W. Crewman, J. Logan, J. Thompson. Top row: L. Bowen. H. Baynes, C. Haberel, T. Evans, A. Hutchinson, J. Hanskin. Sophomore Class - Approaching The Sophomore Class is under the sponsorship of Miss Catherine Eni, head sponsor, Mr. Edward Peters, Mrs. Martha Burke, Mr. Alfred Letrinko, and Mr. Paul Capodanno. All these sponsors have worked earnestly in helping to raise funds for the class. the midway mark The biggest project of this class was that of selling Christmas cards and wrapping paper. It started in October when each student was given samples with which to take orders. With each student doing his share the project turned into a tremendous success. Bottom row: D. Beady, S. Shaak, P. Strzala, G. Plummer, K. Delaney. E. Coldsworthy. Middle row: L. Bisciotti, M Weaver. E. Arndt, J. Naeman. F. Rummel, J. Hatchett Top row: D. Griffith, W. Bateman, L. Chesnut, H. Early W. Edmundson. B. Gilliespie. 1 Bottom row: B. Kilvington, M. Stocker, D. Legge, A Vidavinis, J. Krukosky. Middle row: K. Melchiore, M Gabriel, C. Mitchell, S. Reid, P. Marley. Top row: E. Patti W. Seheneman, N. Madison, N. Polcino. I' Al' 'aa' 5 . H . 4 . , ',wA ' f itti'42'+ . 2' -'g.'f. , 3- gig? Q, S K I' -mp, - . t A iii Bottom row: P. Legge, M. Palladino, P. Del Prado, P. McHale, M. Cessig. A. Yeeles. Middle row: V. Marley, B. Conners, W. Blumberg. W. Dannaker, J. Datillo, B. Soull Top row: J. O'Hanlon, F. Sivak, D. Martelli, A. Achenbach, G. Grimm, P. Mickel, D. Dorman. There were three class parties. The first one was a fall party on October 8, with a very nice turnout. The second was a Christmas party on December 11, which was a tremendous success. Everyone was invited, including all the parents of the sophomores. There was also a special guest, 'Santa Clausf, Prizes were won by the drawing of numbers. The spring party was on April 29. This, too, was a great success, and everyone enjoyed themselves. During the month of January, the sophomores sold school emblems. This seemed to go over very nicely with the student body. Bottom row: C. Forsberg. C. Rorsberg. M. Houser, P. Trusty, J. Neal, J. Ricketts. Middle row: R. Ulmer, A. Schultz. F. Nelson, E. Baroni, R. Tuson. Top row: C. Ericson, H. Weightman. B. Marler, S. Moss, L. Divan, J. Zentmier. l Bottom row: B. Dickerson, M. Matthews, M. Reed, C Pierce. E. Strazala. Middle row: J. Rosato, E. Horman, J. Leigh, D. Darnah, H. Cambrill, A. Hill. Top row: A Firth, J. McNerney, C. Partyka, L. Righter, J. Slate, L Harvey. Then, of course, there was the sophomore assem- bly on February 3. The theme was A Sweetheart's Ballf, given by Elsa Maxwell. Many famous guests were impersonated and different acts were given. After this came the traditional three one-act plays, on April 22. The casts worked hard and earnestly to make these plays successful. All these activities seemed to be well rounded throughout the term to make it a very enjoyable year for the sophomores. Bottom row: B. Thompson, M. Eliah, D. Birschall, A. Haney, C. Stanton. M. Wendt. Middle row: C. Gallagher, J. Slack. J. Benyon. B. Robbins, S. Weber, R. Trusotti. Top row: D. DePrisc0, R. Bennet, B. Brody, K. Rummel, W. Pepperman. t at 'Il v cgi! .-.7 ' Bottom row: M. Dell. D. Alcott, C. Keyes, A. Von Plato. C. Schuster, M. Banohon. Middle row: J. Vanier, C. Andrews, F. Cannon, W. Sunick, P. Liddell. Top row: J. Merker, C. Stillman, C. Cannon. N. Natale, O. Nelson. Freshman Class - the start ofthe journey Bottom row: D. Thompson, J. Palmer, D. Shanko, A. Weindel, A. Keenan, A. King. Middle row: J. Weinberg, P. Green. E. Olinchak, R. Mullen, D. Travis. Top row: A. Brewster, D. Lilley, J. Fahey, A. Habbart, J. Blair. Bottom row: A. Fortune. G. Robinson, I. Hopkins, D McAlpin, P. Loughead, M. Bradley. Middle row: M. Ca hoone. J. Olinchak. C. Cusek, R. Oates, L. Manata, R Campbell. Top row: W. Reilly. W. Privette, A. Sheridan H. Boyle. C. Cahall, C. Whitman. 3? Sponsors: M. Gibbons, V. McKenny, H. Wynn, J. Wagner Bottom row: J. Schweizer, M. Howe, M. Teal, G. Palmer, E. Hobelman, J. Launt. Middle row: M. Weir, P. Matthews, J. Trosino, S. Weidow, L. Cole, C. Borden, J. Carroll. Top row: J. Lindsay, R. MacDonald, A. Lewis, R. Walck, J. Carroll, F. Slate. M9 Bottom row: K. Dill, R. Corbett, T. Grace, D. Jacobs, E. Smith, B. Constant. Middle row: N. Clausius, C. McKeel, R. Peppelman, J. Gibbons, D. Lees. T. Zuick. Top row: E. Scola. B. Baum, F. Levandoski. B. Major, H. Swartz, R. Horman. .1 'Q Bottom row: M. Fanning, J. Fraley, J. Stillman, C. Moore, J. Mangano, J. Dargavage. Middle row: J. Smith, M. Cavner, R. MacLeod, R. Lewis, W. Dickerson, J. Rippel. Top row: A. Foltz, A. Melassecca, B. Cornell, W. Gillen. R. Goschler. Already experienced in their high school ways, the ninth grade returned to school in September primed for action. Under the direction of coaches Al Letrinko and Samuel Miller, the boys donned their football uniforms to form the nucleus of the ninth grade winning Raiders. Miss Blanche Pren- dergast screened the girls who vied for places on the varsity and junior varsity hockey squads. Both groups showed their athletic know-howi' in their respective fields. The Freshman Class should be proud of the faculty sponsors who have worked with them in bolstering the prestige and finances of the class. Heading the group of sponsors is Mrs. Grace Moore, ably assisted by Miss Virginia McKenney, Miss Marion Gibbons, Charles Schisler. Hugh Wynne, and John Wagner. Bottom row: C. Welsh, J. Southern, C. Lake, A. Feathers, M. Melasecea, M. Maguire. Middle row: J. Yates, E. Schartner. J. Lauer, C. Nicholson, R. Hansell. H. Martin. Top row: F. Cross. A. Freeman. R. Adams, L. Muir, J. Miscik. Bottom row: B. Peters, B. MeKeeman. E. Harrison. C. Cor ristor, E. Eaton. A. Boland. Middle row: L. Bielicki, B Getty, M. Liebenguth. W. Weible, J. Mauri, J. Stefflar Top row: L. DiCave, M. Sacharok, W. Gray, J. Wyatt. Zin jan, ' T nf' 6 - , ' 1 N Bottom row: J. Lodn-ski. 5. Jackson. U. Stuck:-l. V. ffl:-axes, L. Connors. NI. Arnold. Middle row: I.. S1-lla-ck. YV. Tick- Ile . fi. V lvl'. A. 5 r'in. ll. Wiootl. Toi row: wi. Smith. Bottom row: J. Heron. NI. Fiwarski. C. Brinton. R. Keiser C. Scott. C. Yeats. Middle row: ll. Hutson. YT. Stauffcr Wi. Tyson. ll. l.o'an. J. Hopkins. Top row: T, Jacob r Ta l t .1 I g. It G. Frye. W. Yeats. Wi. Austin. J. Blithe. W. Jones. J. Ferguson. F. Firlein. W. Wignm -. The biggest project undertaken hy this class was the sale of magazines. This was designed to strengthen the financial status of the class. Miss Virginia McKenney and Miss Marion Gihhons di- rected the magazine campaign. The money earned by the class will be used for their activities. The class activities were not all work and no play. Menihers of the freshman class were entertained at a party on January 28. Bottom row: J. Richie. E. Ricketts, J. Whitby. Li. DiYale-rio. C. Netzer. J. Green. Middle row: C. Ruskey. l. Br-ebe, B. Brinton. E. Keesey. J. Onorato. W. Wright. B. Thompson. Top row: W. Barnett. T. Young. W. Tickner. J. Adams. J. Catona. J. Pele. Although they were low men on the rung of high school life. the class of 1958 has gotten off to a fine start here. If the achievement of the freshman year is any indication of what the class will do for the next three years. it should he a class well worth watching. Bottom row: B. Wiggins. S. Winters. J. Legge. J. Wvaltson M. Caldwell. A. Pullman. Middle row: H. Falout, Pennington, E. Altieri. L. Colder, B. Cillen, A. Giomhom Top row: J. Anderson. D. Mehrman. A. Mako. K. Firth. J Bachynski. , ' Q 1 CLASSROUM A CTIVITIES lm K QU ff Q05 Q O 1-4 x f i- 'T Miss Camlin's Latin class L . at work. if x Mrs. Burke assists Ron Thomas. Languages The chief aim of the English curriculum is to help enrich the life of an individual by personal satisfaction in reading, dramatization, creative ex- pression, and enjoyment in the products of the stage, radio, and screen. The study of foreign languages is an excellent method of learning to better understand other nations. Forming the groundwork for all romance lan- guages is Latin. lt is taught from ninth through to the twelfth grade. ln the romance field, students are offered a choice of Spanish or French. Speech students check debate schedule with Miss Buonanno. Coming to the Teutonic languages students are offered German. It too, like Spanish and French, is taught from tenth through to the twelfth grade. German II students receive instructions from Mr. Capa donno. Spanish clas I 5 Miss Camlin checks class translations. A language course includes not only grammar and reading but also a study of history and culture of the people. Students have to know the language in Nlr. Capadonncfs Mr. Buchanan looks on as his class fulfills contracts. - Lead to better understanding. This year the Spanish ll Class observed Spanish Weekf, A contest of translating Spanish phrases was held. Posters written in Spanish were placed throughout the whole school. Christmas carols were sung by the Spanish choral group, and the school cafeteria menu was also printed in Spanish. Many resources may be utilized in the study of languages. All these media tend to stimulate in- terest in what might otherwise be considered a great ordeal. Miss Hoffman and Mrs. Burke discuss essays with Bill 565, Jones. George Thompson Dept. Head. Mr. Thompson explains theory to physics class. Biology class works on assignment. Student reads in science class. CLQTLCQ ln this atomic day and age in which we live, to have a clearer understanding of what is going on is important. This understanding can be acquired by studying the science courses open to us in school. Beginning in ninth grade to acquaint us with this study, we find General Science which teaches the fundamentals later to be applied in the ad- vanced courses. The evolution of plants and animals interested the students in Biology. Here, by using the microscopes, students found curious living crea- tures and vegetation which few people know about. .f -3ai.E55w2'i1a-1 I3 , .3 ' ' u - 4 H . f WN ' K 4 ,LAS I M xss Q A1 rg V. Q ,,,,,. . . . . Q K . , , If an f 5 if N' f f We QD, A fx, : M,,m,.v,g -J . QE My 1 if - 'LJ- , nk, .4 . ,,W,.,, ,.-ix - , 4 4' 'R' 5' Sim-1' W . Mr, , 'Aff Nam 263.7 wnw ' L A , if, 2 L m y nf ily 'ml If V. f -'HN x ' fff ij? 1533? 1-YRS ,ffm 4'-'ff .L H A -ii, '- v 3 fig. , 'f 2v s M A K , sl' up W ' R 1' ' ,, . wt , , ,':.mi xg .,,y,, -Yjzg. A , Q 'K Q , uf-l A Y . 1- 11 - faif'lr + -, . g 'Q ,C .,,:. ...A-. 1 f ,, 3654x494 v- W - 4. ,, . , I M I - '1 ir A' , I -a ,'-,, f M' ' 6 ' W '7' 9 6 :Z ,Q--' I., f . , '31 P. 'iii -' L dw? 3 ,gy-ei. ,A-. ATI- Creates roads to culture Under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Eppley, the art classes made different kinds of pottery, wove baskets, and drew posters. Some of their work was entered into various inter- scholastic contests. In addition to these activities, the art class added familiar holiday touches to the windows of the school as the occasions arose. Although the art classes worked hard, they managed to have a great deal of fun too. Most students will remember their fine work and cooperative spirit. 'Z 'S' QV - Art majors work on portfolios. A .N 3 , Mrs. Eppley observes students. Art students work on project. 1 A busy art class. Mrs. Eppley assists J. Paulshock. 62 Commercial students get banking experience. Mr. Beck gives the fundamentals of business work Mrs. Hoffman teaches students first year typing. Commercial on the way to business lanes. The Business Education Department has a two- fold purpose in education. They work first, to prepare students for their places in society as good living, upright citizens, and secondly, to give them the training necessary to obtain positions in the business world. The training for the business world is meant to give students the necessary implements to qualify for, enter into, and advance in their chosen field of work: whether it be in positions as stenographers, typists, file clerks, general office workers, or book- keepers. ...ff . :ff Mr. Benischeck demonstrates tabulation. Miss NIcKenny dictates shorthand. 63 Time out for laughs. ll inn-11 E. Witiak and C. Buchanan in deep thought. X 'ze Nllss qnnely CIWICS cla Social tudzes Senior POD clas reading American Oh 56'l'V8l'S , 'I g Writers and men of old have pain- stakingly recorded manjs progress through the ages. By reading what those who went before us did, we can learn much from their mistakes and make ourselves the wiser for it. Those obstacles, which our ancestors found insurmountable, yield easily with the application of knowledge gained through the observation of the forward movement of men, as time goes by. We first become acquainted with Social Studies through Geography. where we learn much about the loca- tion of various nations of the world and facts concerning them. Xlrs. Ftrehler leads discussion on world affairs. - The trails of the past and present. Class concentrates while- N1 Nmvelv proctors test. Civics. a ninth grade subject. teaches us the workings of government and the fundamental ideas of America. ln lvnited States Historv. students learn how our nation came into ex- istence bv observing its growth up to the present time. We take notice. in World History. of the advancement of mankind through the ages and how man has striven to attain higher and higher goals. The Problems of Deniocracv classes study various aspects of our countrv including different phases of the busi- ness world. J. Lodeski and C. Home Management - The signpost of better living The homemaking program is constantly striving toward the goal of making family life more satis- fying. Since the job of homemaking is complicated, pupils are given training in phases of family living such as: managing money, time, and energyg se- lecting and making clothingg making the home attractiveg preparing and serving mealsg guiding small childreng caring for the sick in the home: and developing satisfying personal and family re- lationships. Moving pictures, fashion shows, exhibits, and demonstrations are helpful aids in carrying out these projects. 4 H if., Mrs. Mease supervises the Home Management girls in the art of baking. Robinson clean up h 0 m e management room. if NB EZ 5. 'fum D I Us 'C HE' 75: 5 -'U 2. 3 .- ui C C .. IJ O E Miss Hampton assists students in the art of sewing. Mrs. Mease helps Home Man- agement students in the art of sewing. Cafeteria Management -The signpost of better eating An essential part of any well-equipped high school is a modern. well-organized cafeteria. Thanks to Miss Norma Lash. the school dietician, and her able assistants, both professional cooks and stu- dents, pupils are provided with well balanced meals. The students who help in the preparation of the meals are usually those enrolled in the home man- agement course. offered by the school. A weekly menu is sent to all homerooms and posted on the bulletin boards for the convenience of students and teachers. --4 Mrs. Kressler in kitchen. Mrs. Rader and Mrs. Kressler prepare student lunches. '21 'FQ ,. if .QQ I- lf 5 1 Mrs. Rader and students prepare platters. Student attends ice cream counter. Miss Lash and j. Remington collect monev. ymnasts talw time out Io pose for Xl'1'lllU' pl1otugI'apl1r'r. Clyde Nlingis gets power in his punch. The server starts off the game-. Gym class enjoys vigorous volleyball game. Physical Educatio Athletics play a very vital part in the education of tomorrow's citizens. Learning how to cooperate and to work well with others is one of the most important elements in the development of those who are to enjoy successful careers. The Physical Education De- partment is greatly responsible for this achievement. Since physical education and health are made compulsory for students by the state, everyone must pass these subjects in order to be graduated. However, these are not looked upon as require- ments, but opportunities for many of the outstanding athletes are recognized in gym classes. 'Nlrs Plummer referee xrllexhall in sm tla 68 sl Mr. Wynn watches as L. Reuhin has toe bandaged. nd Health The pathway to clean living Physical education and health classes work in conjunction with one another. One huilds strong. healthy bodies and the other teaches the proper care of such. From the beginning of the health course. students are taught the fundamentals of first aid. the essentials of good grooming. and the construction of the human anatomy. As the course progressed. the importance of mental and social hygiene was emphasized. and students were warned of the detrimental effects of tobacco. alcohol. and narcotics. It is with a sincere feeling of appreciation that we express our gratitude to those who have afforded us these opportunities. Miss Prendergast rexiews film with health class. 69 l,lHlf'lllHQ lmau glcts a lot of use in SIX m via-- I Xl r. Jhllkllll-s health 1-lass 1 nwntratf-- UH VLIYIIVTLI. Nl r. Wynn explain- part- of the lmly Ur Citi'-. Auto Driving The driver training course has been one of the most in- structive. yet enjoyed courses in our school curriculum. ln addition to learning the funda- mental techniques of operating a motor vehicle safely. students also are instructed in the prac- tical aspects of automobiles. These include parts. care. and make-up of the automobile. It has been through the patient teaching of Samuel Miller and Donald Ross that many stu- dents have become capable drivers and receiy ed their driv- erls licenses. 4-1- DRIVE! INTERBORO Waiting for the driver. Mr. Ross, R. Simpson. J. Miller. and Mr. Miller ready to go. 'E-J Miss Colt-man assists L. Jacobstt-in Nlr, Miller conducting a lively Driver Miss Coleman watches over Librarians at card catalogue, Theory 91355, G. Renner and J. Petz. O C. Everett and N. Cotton -elect Miss Coleman watches library L b lmgke, 3sSl:l3I1Is Rt'I'tflf'I' afltl L A center of work and activ- ity in any school is the library. Ridleyis is certainly no excep- tion. for here students gather to make use of the various li- brary facilities. The library shelves hold many types of books and other educational material that students use for term papers. essays, debate. and research work. linder the supervision of Miss Virginia Coleman. girls are trained to handle some of the technical duties involved in the efficient functioning of the library. They learn to shelve books and file cards and they are also available to help students who ask for assistance. GLENOLDEN. IA Top picture: J. Fcese. W. MacNamara. R. Leflar. Bottom picture. first row: W. Egbert, J. Feese. D. McCormick, W. Reilly. R. Campbell R, Leflar. Second row: P. Volk, A. Firth. H, Grace. E. Andrews, M. Tarr. S. Reeves. Music-an avocation or a vocation? Having a fine music department at Ridley Township affords students the opportunities of instruction in the fund- amentals of music and active participation in a musical organization. Thus, after graduation, each music student is given a choice of paths-music, a career, or music, a hobby. At Ridley Township we recognize two main musical organizations, the band directed by Miss Marie Sidorsky, and our chorus under the leader- ship of Charles Schisler. From the chorus and band, there have sprung a number of smaller groups including the Girls' Ensemble, Ninth Grade Girls, Chorus, Dance Band, and various other instrumental ensembles. Musto First row: B. Watters, L. Caltibiano, M. Cheadle, G. Jacobs, J. Reynolds, M. Cavnar, D. Con- testible, A. Pullman, B. Oates. Second row: P. Volk, A. Firth, H. Grace, A. Feathers, B. Reilly, R. Campbell, F.. Moore, D. McCormick. Third row: R. Caldwell, M. Banahan, E. Alteri, J. Smith C. Moore, A. Achenbach, M. Sacharac, T. Gray, P. Nyce. Fourth row: S Damacis, J. Billari s 1 P. Davis, C. Carzo, E. Sanborn, C. Baldwin, D. Allcott. Some of these talented groups. along with many soloists. have participated in the Pennsylvania Forensic and Music League contests held each year. On the other hand. the Dance Band. the Rid- ley' Ramblers. has gained considerable popularity playing regularly at dances held here in the high school. With a wealth of experience behind them. the graduates have an open road before them. its paths branching out to the concert stage. to dance hands. to music participation in the armed services, and into various fields of music instruction. Thus, time goes on, students come and go, but the music department at Ridley Township continues working harder. aiming higher. and steadily improving. akes our travels more cheerful Top picture: E. Fchartner, C. Sorrentino NI Cainer D Contes tiblc. Bottom picture. first row: NI. llerold co captain I Dau C. Carzo. B. Nlarlf-r. XI. DiCave. J. Blllarx co captain Second row: E. Sanborn C. Baldwin A. Haynie First row: J. Morris. S. Van Zant. C. Sorrentino. E. Schartncr. H. We-ightman. J. Thompson J. Hollenhach. H. Falout. J. Turney. Second row: U. Mat-Namara, J. Feese. R, Leflar, B. Evbert J. Tar, S. Reeves. I. Sheridan. R. Huber. Third row: B, Fort-acre. R. Corbit. N. Thomas. E. Andrew B. Edwards, S. Goldberg. H. NIcCaffcrty. H. Hesselbacher. NI. Sidorsky. directress. Fourth rovt D. Niece, D. Kohlbrenner, A. Haynie. B. Marlcr. Nl. DiCave. Nl. He-rold. NI. Bollinger D -Xllcutt D NICCC D Kohlbrenncr g ally Head Majorettes: J. Turney, B. Watters. ' , S4 - , . T4 ..,fin,,frf - aj..- , . The band in action. Junior Majorettes: J. Smith, M Caldwell, E. Altieri, M. Banahan C. Moore. Al Majorettes: Counter clockwise: H. Hesselbacher, B. Ed- wards, S. Goldberg, H. McCafferty. Bottom row: B. Mervine, W. Greene, L. Baum, M. Schisler,Directorg B. Griffith, J. Jilson, W. Pepperman. Second row: E. Fineberg, J. Battis, W. Selleck, R. White, E. Wendeler, T. Jacobs, C. Jones. Third row: A. Fortune, D. Shanko, S. Briddas, C. Yeats, S. Novak, G. Bascelli, A. Dlugosz, A. Dubilino, J. Anderson. Fourth row: K. Dill, J. Poole, L. Dill, S. McNeill, M. Holliday, L. Raynor, A. Teil, K. Linsey, T. Plummer, K. Brownlee, L. Weed. Fifth row: B. Dickerson, P. Reilly, V. Cole, M. Johnston, P. Marley C. Welsh, L. Scott, W. Holmes, S. Barr. Top row: N. Thorn- ton, A. Engle, B. Carol, P. Liddell, S. Reid, P. Clausius, P. Burchill, B. Wenger, B. Kilvington, H. Wood. ,. '19 , ,. fi In .rf . gig W V Pi I q if . ' 'H F Q H, as , Y Y A. A V. - , -. N , 'Q' 1. X 1 J' I fig' ffl,-' '23 e ' , 1' 49 Q-if 'P' fx' ,A A f I , .. fa 1 V 1 5 Wax' Juniors prepare diesel motor for repair Mr. Gorman supervises dismantling of K. Friess and R. Meade tune motor job. motor by tenth graders. J. Mason checks machine shop tool board. Vocational Living in the industrial area as we do, it is only fitting that a course be offered to prepare the stu- dent who wishes to enter this field. Therefore Ridley Township provides an excellent vocational department which is composed of the Auto, Wood, and Machine Shops. 9 The auto shop ably trains students in the opera- tion, service, and repair of automobiles. Working with the best available equipment, the boys leave the auto shop ready to enter the automotive field with near professional abilities. The boys are under the supervision of William Gorman. E, Becker omg Shoulder on Shah, Sophomores learn how to operate J. Kastor turns shaft on lathe shaper. Nlr Gorman hows W. Blumberg howto F. Neugebaur demonstrates welding R. Link cuts dado on circular saw, reniowe xalxe techniques to R. Weldon. Education In the vocational wood shop, the boys are taught the fundamentals of cabinet making in particular and other forms of woodworking in general. The beautiful cabinet and the rough frame work of stage scenery are all in the realm of the wood- working student. Many of Ridley's graduates have entered into various woodworking industries such as pattern making. carpentry, cabinet making, and mill work. Robert Aiken works with the boys here. The machine shop contains all the modern equip- ment needed for a complete well-rounded education which is essential in our advancing industrial age. The students in this shop work with Marion Cuppy in learning their machine shop skill. -l Mr. Aiken assists S. Blinutola on turn ing job. S Nllnutola turns down table leg on J. Benedek measures board for correct R. Collins and A. Constant put finish- athg length. ing touches on cedar chest. f . if 'N I l'., , 'X ' : 3 4 ' -'XXII 1 1 P A , K Q., ' 1- ' 1 - ,Q ., -X, ,- .ng S , ' ffm. :.4 ' I I S' i- .Af wikis? , A , xg, S . I ' Pie .Q b w g' 91.2. 4' ., -. I , ' , -I ' x QQ' Nmlvtf e--.. f-:?1 'E?1-1,3 ' W-., Q . J, ' 3 ,Q W 1 ...C C 4 s do lcalhcr work. gm, - JWQQ , 1. , f lwf 1 ' -W QL 0 gives valuable aid. R333 fgw, . 21 iv. ., 7 R'-Ldv ' wx 4- , ni- -v . k M K5 nip-lb.. 'A X AV ' A1321-A. x ,---, .X ,, , hwy- 4 V .. 5.2-g,: ,1. 'iff V, , , . +V - V -N 'L' 1' Y ' .. .Q Q'-' ' .Q 3 E' - Mn. va. 'F5 E?f' EXTRA CURRICULAR A CTIVITIES if Eff M How do you do Wir Burnett9 What s my line? J Lmcoln a sistg D Reese at practice Semor cz Good Housekeepmg 84 J. Smith he-ing made up by Miss Reilly. JOHN SHOLLY, Director Shall I hgh! your prpe9 Hello dear I What happens ln a normal Amerlcan famlly when Mother armed with a big psychology book sets out to get everybody happy? The answer to thls questlon was presented 1n a dellghtful comedy called GOOD HOUSEKEEPING glven by the semor class on Frlday December 3 The actlon of the play centered about a um verslty presldent and his famlly the Burnetts a town somewhere west of the MISSOUII Rlver Underneath the commotlon and laughter of the story Wllllam McCleery the playwright presents the drama of a youthful and attractlve woman who flnds herself no longer needed by her famlly The senlors under the dlrectlon of faculty advlsor, John Sholly lent thelr dramatlc talents to the mterpretatlon of thus I'OlllCklIlg comedy of present 3 Marian Burnett Charles Burnett Katy Burnett CAST DOTTY REESE CHARLES GORENBERG JANICE HILLER JEAN GOSCHLER Chrzs Burnett ,,,,,,r,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,,,, , Nat Kahn ..,...,.,, ,lim 0'.'VeiI Mrs. Benson ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Drum .llajorette Cheerleaders ,,,, Eddze West ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,rr,,,,,,,, , JOE SMITH NEILSON LAMBERT JOHN SHAHADI BEV CRIFFITH ,, ,, JO TIQRNEY BETTY PAPALE BETTY WATTERS DONNA KOAS FRANNIE HART What s thls 9 Thank you, Mr. O'Neil. Typlng. for Archlvs wa fun The ATCDIXC s purpose IS to record the hlstory of each school year ln a serres of yearbooks lnder the capable dlrectlon of the Advlsors Charles Downes and MISS ,lean Nl Buonanno e staff started 1n the beglnnmg of the year to put ln many months of hard work The semor class has most of the responslbrllty for publlshmg the Archlve The edrtor Frances Hart and HQSOCIRIC edxtor Betty Papale and all Proof readm became a headache the other staff offlcers have put a great deal of effort to try to make thls yearbook a true record of thelr years here at Rldley Townshrp Durlng the year the dutles of the staff are to descrlbe rn vyords and plctures the mam functlon mg of Ridley Townshrp Among these are the faculty and admmlstratlon clubs and organlza tlons and school actlvltles The staff has trled to fulflll ltS obllgatrons Flrst row Nlr Downe sponsor B Papale E Wlllalx J Dunn D Reese F Hart B Papale 'Nl Green G Buchanan R Welble ,I Go chler N11 Buonanno ponsor Second row H Nlc Cafferty H Hes elbacher C Hokan on W Bastellr Nl Nlyak X Yan Horn L Burman Q Cue nelka J Qmgley C Campbell G Hanley NI J 'Nlerold Q Coldber Thml row N Haney P Haggerty B l..1lley ,I Fuse ,I Wonderly C Hornllnook ,I xlllllt I Weaver G qtoppel C 'Nlmgu ,I Hlller J Remington E Frlt ch Fourth row L Clfryal ,l Llncoln R Slmpson B Stllmllll W ,lone D Wlll1HIl1SOIl C Corcnber C lerry D Koa ll Crtfflth V Farka C- Renner J Morrls l M t SK.. 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S, . - . . um cnt 1 t fu l' T N O IIltI1lllfI' Parents walt for nn e lm to be ln ln keeplng Wllh the theme of success the or ganlzatlon whlch was known for sears a the Rldles Townshxp PTA ha been rexamped and reorganlzed lnto one whnch 1t IS bellewed w1ll be capable of renderlng greater asslstance to the fulflllment of the needs and ldeals of the school and of the communltw A great forwfard step has been taken bx mcorporatmg students on the gowernmg bodw of the Ofg3Il1Zatl0U Thu 15 a procedure en 'Vllss Hoffman meets parents N'-.. txrely new at Townshlp and IS taken wlthout trepl datlon Great thmgs are expected from thxs new umon of mmds thmgs newer before experlenced by any group of parents and teachers alone We know that much may be learned and many ldeas carrled through to frultlon The offlcers of the organlzatlon are Mr E C Travls Pres1dent Mr Kohlbrenner Vlce Presldent 'VIrs KllVlHgt0Il Sec retars and 'Vhss Stella Economos Treasurer He s dolng fme Commercial teachers meet parents r Bef ln cle-ck ar f salx tenmpm-rature llr Nlllflldll preparmg t fll a tmlh X2 ans one trasele along a road thex are llable to stumble and fall reeultmg ln wouncli whlch muit be treated The Rlcllex Tounehlp Hugh School LlllllC Qerxes thl purpoee On the medlcal Qlde Dr Starer and tralned nurse 'Vlrs Bergln take care of the Qtudents from a headaehe on up to a mm xr nllne unt1 t e SCFVICCS of a famlly doctor can be rendered Thew are alQo responilble for the executlon of thorough physlcal examlnatlon for both bow and glrls exerw Another lmportant functlon which thes serxe IS the frequent heart and blood preeeure check ups ask joan Fine eem quite turvu w r er nn merform that are neceeearx for Qtuclente who wsleh to par tlclpate ln athletlw and band Howexer all of theee preuouelx mentloned are juit one half of the dut1eQ wllltll exolxe flax bx dax 1n the Lllllll' The felllallllllg half llee lll the dental portlon Lnder the SUPCTXIQIOII of Dr Sllllllall and hls asslstant Mus Glbney a dental hyglenlst Qtudents of all ages are pernntted to obtam free examma tlons and dental care Now as the claw of 190.3 leasee Rldlex Town shlp Hlgh School lt WlQl1CS to commend the cllnlc and all of thoee connected wlth lt for the flne work 1t has carrled on os er the seare LTLLC Dr Starer :heck ff-orge Buchanan blood pre UH' 1 ll ut r ergm Q tux ent PU ll lf' ' 1 .4 ,X 'I Nl s. g' l 'S Xl g- Fi- . ' ' u l 1 . V ' 5 s ' flis l'l 'lull NI S. B g' y s fire! aiml. 4 I .KV . SS. .lh . 5 .5 . Y, v..,v other year. f l TV . x ' . . K- E c 1,,f1,,ax ., 1 : ' f K. Z ' ' 71 :, il, .sv t 11,45 - ' c L , ll I 115' I , f3f ,.. l Will Hs. B' ' th- 5 l- P w1 l l loit. ' ' 89 Debating ws-4-yy., Charles Corenberg delivers rebuttal. If you happened to walk by Room 112 this year during fourth or seventh period. I am sure you heard some noisy. urgent pleas of pro and con. These pleas were based on a great deal of reading to obtain evidence. quotes. and to learn the knack of misquoting opponents. This year. as last. we started off with a new coachg and this year. as last. our new coach, Bliss ,lean Buon- anno, was very patient and understand- ing and encouraged debating for plea- sure as well as knowledge. Miss Buonanno did remarkably well with only four letter winners returning. The team participated in both intramural debates and intermural debates. including the Penn Tournament and Temple Speech Festival. Schools that we debated in league competition were Nether Providence. P.NI.C.. Media. and Marple Newtown. We also debated St. Joseph's High School. All this reading and traveling from school to school was the result of someone's wanting to know if. Resolved: The federal government should initiate a policy of free trade among nations friendly to the United States. Miss Buonanno proofreads brief. Team F. Hart gives practice speech in class DEBATlNC TEAM--First row: B, Papale, D. Reese. M. J. Nlerold. Miss, Buon- anno. Coach: C. Hanley. J. Singley, F. Hart. Second row: B. Thompson, C. Campbell, C. Corenberg. C. Holloway. B. Papale. J 'Nlilne J NlacD0nald and G. Buch- anan proof port write ups. GREEN RAIDER STAFF-First row: D. Riddell, J. Nyemetz. J. Hiller E. Carleson. J. MacDonald, Mr. Capadanno. D. Koas. B. Griffith. K Arndt, J. Goschler, N. Dannaker. Second row: E, Sandborn. F. Hart B. Papale. B. Thompson. E. Arndt, D. Alcutt. L. Mast, ll. Dilley, C Sorrentino. J. lIcVickar. N. Thomas. H. Hesselhacher. Third row: H McCafferty. K. Lambert. A. Teal, P. Stocker. M. Sivak, Nl. J. Ylerold J. Bell, L. Blusial. L. Dill. G. Renner, J. Lincoln. L. Clerval. S. Ciesielka Back row: L. Burman. D. Taylor, S. Goldberg. E. Fritsch. C. Gorenberg G. Buchanan, J. Milne. B. Lilley. V. Bascelli. C. Campbell. G. Hanley Paul Capodanno briefs editors. J. MacDonald and D. Koas Green Raider Staff pose again before meeting Periodically, throughout the year. the GREEN RAIDER is published to give the students a report of the activities going on during school. Linder the capable direction of Paul Capodanno the paper is run efficiently while co-editors Donna Kaos and Virginia MacDonald see that it is completed successfully. Each class is represented on the GREEN RAIDER staff. Jumor Class Play DOD' anybody mmf' Someone ln this house is in danger Green Shadows a deserted country estate peopled by an assortment of strange and sinister characters was the perfect settlng for one of the fastest, zamest most madcap plays ever produced at Ridley Townshlp What were these people really doing at Green Shadows? This and other mysteries were solved on March ll when the juniors presented Dark Domgs a mystery comedy ln three acts under the capable dlrectlon of faculty members Miss Doro thy Hampton and Miss Anne McCafferty Oh my poor brother' CAST,Front row: Barbara Edwards. Helen Mcflafferty, Barbara Hrbek, Sally Goldberg, Pam Harmes, Kathryn Lambert. Middle row: ,Iudy Anderson. Lee Slogoff, Judy Morris, Sue Vanzant, Carol Hokanson. Top row: Miss Dorothy Hampton. Director. johnny Crockett, ,lim Sattazahn, Christie Coliukus, Ken Haine. 92 First row: B. Waters. G. Hanley. D. Reese. B. Papale, B. Papale. Miss Prendergast. Second row N. Dannaker. B. Lilley. M. Harper. M. Gammon. P. Eaton. J. Nymetz. Back row: N. Grant P. Novatka, A. Timoney. B. Hassell. C. Sorrentino. J. Singley. Cl T S i z The Girls, Varsity Club under the sponsorship of Miss Blanche Prendergast is now four years old. The club, open to all girls earning a varsity letter in hockey, basketball, or softball. was formed for the purpose of promoting good sportsmanship and better relations in girls' sports. The girls have taken on various projects such as: selling football programs, alumni basketball game. cake bakes, and presenting a scholarship to a worthy girl furthering her education. The purpose of the Boys' Varsity Club is to strive to improve conditions of sports at Ridley Township. Membership is open to any boy who earns a varsity letter in any authorized sport. l'nder the capable leadership of Mr. Caia the club has undertaken many projects this past year, among which are the sale of football programs, and the sponsorship of the alumni basketball game. First row: B. Sellers. A. Stang. L. Weaw-r. J. Dunn. J. Milne. C. Witiak. C. Buchanan. J. Mc- inley, J. Saunders. J. Martin. P. Terhes. R. Horman. Se-cond row: H. Martin. W. ZPHZCII. E. Willard. P. Collins, C. Stoppel. J. Fattazahn. G. Hornilirmik. IJ. Headle. R. Thomas. C. Mingus. R. Hill. Third row: M. Brooke. J. Wonderly. B. Shaw. J. Hoover. K- WHIYSOU- -l- Campbell- J Pfanders. P. Perry. R. Gentile, I . Martin. D. Williamson. Back row: T. Caia. sponsorg V. Daliessio. B. Wiggins, J. Minutola. li. Marler. D. Griffith. L. Dixan. Mr. Wynne. sponsor. U S SOCIAL DANCING CLLB Miss Catherine Eni directed the Social Dancing Club which met once a week backstage. It was formed for the improvement of social dancing ability and the learning of new steps. NLRSING CLIQB Students interested in nursing as a career got a glimpse of their profession through the services of the Nursing Club. Through the instructions of Mrs. Irma Bergin. the girls furthered their education in first aid and care of the sick. They were also trained to meet any emergency that might oc- cur in and around the school. LIBRARY The efficient functioning of the library was the primary aim of the Library Service Club under the supervision of faculty advisor, Miss Virginia Coleman. Students were made more familiar with the Dewey Decimal System, under which all extensive library collections function. FIQTLRE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Miss Miriam Camlin supervised the local chapter of the F.H.A. during the past school year. The F.H.A. is a nation-wide organization with the purpose of training its members in the skill of the domestic arts. Highlight of the year was the presentation of state degrees to three Ridley Township members at a convention in Harris- burg. STAGE CREW With Phil Marion serving as faculty advisor, members of the Stage Crew worked to iron out the technical difficulties involved in the staging of plays and assembly programs. This activity was open for membership to any interested boy. They were then responsible for the lighting and scenery for the various activity groups who used the stage during the year. JOLRNALISM CLLB The Journalism Club sponsored by Paul C Capodanno was organized to gne the students experience in working with newspaper articles layouts make up and reporting Club membership was open to the boys and girls of the Senior High School 'Vleetlngs were held once a week SPORTS CLL B Boss from all grades learned the fundamental of sports on a theoretical basis under the direction of Phil Marlon faculty advisor to the Sports Club The club member met exery other week to discuss various sports activities Part of their program was made up by the showing of sports films FLYIING CLLB For those boys who were interested IH flung either for a career or for their own pleasure the Flying Club offered them the opportunity to become acquainted with the various pha es of aviation such as private commercial or Air Force flying John Sholly was the faculty advisor to the group PROJECTIONISTS CLUB This organizatlon was open to Senior High boys whether experienced or not The purpose of this club was to train the boys to assist the teachers in providing visual education. Under the reliable direction of Leonard Segal this club met every week. POSTER CLUB All students were given an opportunity to display their artistic talents as members of the Poster Club which met weekly under the guidance of Mrs. Ethel Eppley. This group worked in making posters for school functions and doing art work requested by teachers as a school service. ill 1 1 Q 1 SKATINC CLICB Whether Students were experienced skaters or just begin- ners the Skating Club was the perfect answer to a quest for entertainment. A friendly atmosphere prevailed as members with more ability assisted newcomers to the rink. This lively enjoyable club was sponsored by Miss Benita Fnively and Mrs. Dora Plummer. RECORD CLUB The purpose of this organization was to stimulate and to encourage the proper appreciation of all types of music. The club met every week during the designated time and played records contributed by its members. The members of this club are tenth. eleventh, and twelfth grade students. super- vised by Miss Marie Sidorsky. STAMP. CHESS. AND CHECKER CLl'B Open to all students, the object of this club was to promote the enjoyment of games which require skill and thought. Students were also invited to discuss. buy. sell. and trade stamps. This organization met once a week to provide enter- tainment for the nominal sum of fifty cents per year. TWIRLERS' CLVR The purpose of the Twirlers' Club was to learn the art of baton twirling. the fundamentals of marching. and the compos- ing of baton routine. This organization was open to both boys and girls in the freshman class. The club was under the super- vision of Miss Marie Sidorsky. BOWLING CLl'B The Bowling Club under the sponsorship of Miss Catherine Eni was open to boys and girls of all grades. It met once a week at the Collingdale Bowling Alleys. The purpose of this club was to improve the skill of those who had bowled already and to teach fundamentals to those who hadnt The club year was ended by a teacher-student tournament. P4 '1' INDLSTRIAL ARTD FOR GIRLS By Joining this club girls from grades ten through twelve had the opportunity to work on general wood or metal proj ect jewelrv lamps stools bowls and artmetal work were only a few examples of the diversified project undertaken by this organization John Wagner headed this intere ting and entertaining club GOLF CLL B The Ben Hogan Club so named bv Hugh Wsnne was formed to teach the fundamental of golf and golf etiquette Club meetings were held once a week and at that time dem onstrations were given on the art of playing and perfecting a game of golf Membership was open to bows and girls in the eleventh and twelfth grades FISHING CLLB The Fishing Club, under the sponsorship of Frank Womer met every other week. The purpose of the club was to learn the fundamentals of fly and bait casting and fresh and salt water fishing. Several excursions were planned during the course of the school year. SOCCER CLUB The Soccer Club was open to boys of all grades. lt met every week for the purpose of learning the fundamentals of soccer and developing an interest in it as a recognized sport at Ridley Township. It was under the capable sponsorship of Robert Aiken and Edward Peters. 98 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CLUB The mysteries of whatis under a car hood were solved by W illiam Gorman in the Automotive Service Club for girls of eleventh and twelfth grades. Nlr. Gorman taught the girls minor servicing. repairing. and trouble-shooting on cars. The club met once a week in the Auto Shop. CERVANTES CLUB The Cervantes Club was made up of senior girls in the Commercial Course. Miss Stella Economos and Mrs. Etta Hoff- man, the sponsors. worked earnestly to see that the girls of this club got actual training in secretarial activities. The students worked for teachers requesting their assistance, and went to career girl fashion shows. They did other things that would benefit them in their future work as secretaries. USHERETTE CLUB The Usherette Club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Adie Mease was a special service club and met for the purpose of training senior high girls to usher at plays, musicals, com- mencement. and other school activities. lt met once a week in the Home Economics Room. GYM CLUB The Gym Club met every other week in the gymnasium under the supervision of Robert Adams. Membership was open to bovs of the tenth. eleventh. and twelfth grades who participated in gym activities and apparatus work not carried on in regular gym classes. 99 SPOR T S g T X X ,F-AQ X Q X1 KQQ f IVR S F+L ICT Green Raider Mentors l L PHIL MARION. Head Football and Assistant Track Coach. ROBERT ADANI As 1 tant Football Ba cball foath ANTHOWX CXIHX X ltant Football ,IV Baekc-tball Coach l 1 Q BLANCHE PRENDERCAST. Girls' HUGH WYNNE. Assistant Football. Basketball. Hockey. and Softball Head Basketball Coach. Coach. MICHAEL DIGIULIO Xthletu C A T H E R I N E EINI Checrleadmg rector Track Coach Coach 'fi-112 .... agen, FRANK WONIER Cro Countrv AL LETRINKO Jumor Hlgh Football Head ED PETERS Junior Hlgh Ba kctball Coach Coach NANI 'NIILLER X xtant Coach l02 T. . . . 5' I ' 1 lr I 4 .f 1 K, , C X 14 I ' I , 4 . , . r ,. . Ss . , , , . , - DI. . S I ' ' . . I . - . t :...ss's . -..,,, ,Vg I ww' ' V. am, 1 A 4 'QM ' A X357 . ,, 'ff -' ' ' 5' Q22 'i I 2 ' max '1K ,.,qSl W.. Mr. M' , , , , . . . A A A . Ss , . . - - - . , S If A F , I esls I . Cross Cou n t1 They Ft off and runmn Captain J 'Vlvflnlfy flnl he frr ta am lm Nnltx are H4 r Our 1954 Cross Country team certamly made a ssonderful showlng thls year Captalned by John NlcG1nley and coached by Frank Worrler the boys had eight wlns and tyso losses more urns than any other team 1n the past Thus record IS an enylable one of whlch Rldley can well be proud return next year and xt IS hoped these SIX letter wmners wlll set ex en a better record than thls year s team Thls year a new course was started maybe that had somethlng to do wlth the good luck Although Cross Country as a sport IS not as popular as football basketball or baseball lt 15 a great contrlbutor to the development of the bodies and mlnds of the boys and llke the other sport It teaches them good sportsmanship flll ll c Season s Results Coatesy llle vlPfll8 Radnor oprlngfreld Rrdley Park I oyyer Merlon Sprlngfleld Xlnngton 'Vlarcu Hook lIlYlt3tlOI'l3l I' Back row Mr Womer coach F Caldwell R Tra am R Llmer Front rom R Lenxle N Nladl on R Nlartm C Nlexer D Cnffxth I03 Q if V x g 1 ' 'l ' I U- ' . ' A 'n ' ' D .5 'S . F 51 . - -' stagg '. 'use 'fe lin - Y . . . . V. 5 Y' 4 M i Y W W V xv v ' ' . . 4' 4 ' V Y MMV HHH Y V M, Coach Womer has worked a great deal with the juniors who will WGN UIPSYSF H V W 7 . . . . M . L i . t W 7 ' 1 ' - W ' ' ' 1 ' ' I U' , Y w . l 1 , - V V I - I' . ' . , T ' ' 7 Y Y w , 5 . . . Y A, , W I . 5 . K . V L S. . 1 C l S , c -'. ' ,,,t 3d Q A X x N 'Nw 1 1 i I - . ' --- X : . . 3 . . . S '. - 7 - 'I - 5 1' , 1 . . 's , . . ' . . . 1' s. , ' ' . Although the Green Raiders' five win and five loss record was not tops in the county, it was a marked improvement over last year's showing. Of the five reversals all were at the hands of top-ranking suburban school-boy elevens. Ridley Township is blessed with one of the finest coaching staffs in the area. The staff was headed by Phil Marion, capably assisted by Hugh Wynne, end coach, Bob Adams, line coach, and Tony Caia, the backfield coach. The team caused much optimism among the coaching staff with their fine display of team spirit and cooperation. It was this spirit and determination that helped the team rebound from a mediocre start to four straight wins going down the home stretch. The team was denied an even better record by the continual occurrence of injuries. The most jarring injury was suffered by Captain Jimmy Dunn, who broke his wrist in the Potts- town game. Bob Chesnut was seriously injured while making a tackle in the Chester game. Bill Parramore and Bob Marler also were lost to the team for the season. Filling the gaps left by these injuries were many outstanding first year men who showed terrific progress as the season wore on. These rookies were of invaluable service to the team toward the end of the season, however, as always, the mainstays of the team were last yearis returning veterans. Probably the feat that Back row: Mr. Wynne, coachg Mr. Adam, coachg T. Jacobs, K. Waltson, J. Palmero, N. Edmund- son, A. Impriano, V. Daliessio, B. Shumaker, P. Terhes, J. Hoover, M. Brooke, L. Harvey, A. Caia, coachg P. Marion, coach. Middle row: D. Beadle, manager, L. Chesnut, S. Martin, J. Genthert, B. Zensen, A. Nyce, D. Dodson, L. Smondroski, J. Dunn, captaing G. Buchanan, J. Milne, J. Sat- tazhan, R. Thomas, C. Dombay, F. Rogan, I. Rodi, manager. Front row: W. Gray, managerg L. Divan, J. Nauman, L. Reuben, R. Hill, J. Grace, A. Stang, J. Saunders, R. Tiehel, F. Martin, D. Williamson, B. Wiggins, L. Levandoski. Before practice Durlng practice Ulf! PFHCUCQ Raiders Lo Record Mr. Marion enjoyed the most was the return of the 'toil can to Eddystone High School. ln concluding it may be said that the season had its bright spots as well as its setbacks. Although this year's edition of the Green Raiders was not the best team in the schoolis history, Ridley can be proud of its never say diei' spirit. Jim Dunn, team captain, visiting Bob Chesnut in hospital B. Chesnut, J. Sattazahn, A. Stang, and P Terhes meditate during halftime Defensive Pla Another Twp. trip. Trapped! I I! You'll never get away. h3J'K'M Monk makes tackle- in Media game. Line: C. Buchanan, J. Sattazahn, A. Nyce, J. Saunders, R. Hill, L. Levandosky, J. Milne. Backfield: D. Dodson, A. Impriano, P. Tr-rhes. F. Rogan. Crt in there, George! Bring him down. Stop that man! if 1 GN cg . Af ,Q -IV -J, x, JT' 1 YW 'QL ID X 1-. l Q ' . W if I' it Dj f Y fv ' J SJW. 3- v Hockey - Determination, spirit, and teamwork are con- tributing factors for success in athletics. The Raiderettes demonstrated this by turning in the most successful season experienced here by Coach Miss Blanche Prendergast in her four years- of interscholastic hockey competition. Get that ball and away we go. Kneeling: Co-captains, B. Papale, G. Hanley Standing: Miss Prendergast, coachg N. Colder B. Papale, C. Sorrentino, N. Dannaker, P Eaton, P. Novatka, D. Reese, N. Grant, B Watters. 5 -2-1 Record Gives Raiderettes Their Best Season Strengthened by the return of eight letterwinners the Raiderettes came through with a record of 5 wins, 2 ties and 1 defeat. Co-captains Barbara Papale and Gerry Hanley representing the backfield and forward line respec- tively, contributed to the all around co-operation and diligence of the team in both practice and games. Although six veterans will be lost from the squad through graduation we know the example set this year will be followed by next yearis team resulting in another victorious season. T. Plummer eludes Standing: B. Getty, B. Wiggins, T. Plummer, D. Travis, B. Hberk, B. Wenger, P. Hiller, D. Kohlbrenner, N. Moore, G. Palmer, S. Winter, Miss Prendergast, Coach. Kneeling: J. Klingerman, C. Keys, J. Singley, K. Lam- bert, J. Anderson, S. Novak. OPPOIICIII. S 5214 , AA Y wiv MQSTCFQFS lo faptams BARBARA PAPALE and CERRY HANI EH P Hlller trle a flick N Grant prepares to drlve QEASON S REVIEW Well always remember substltute Joan Slngley s last mlnute goal that gave us a 10 wln over Rldley Park Who can ever forget Gerry Hanley and Barb Papale s hrllllant stlckwork 1n the Chester game and Dotty Reese s terr1f1c passes ln the game wlth Glen Nor Newcomer Pat Eaton s brllllant goalkeeplng surprlsed everyone Betty Watters and Gerry Hanley shared the hlgh scorers tltle w1th four goals each Last but not least well always remember the wonderful week we spent at hockey camp 1n the Poconos not only because of all the fun we had hut also the many things we learned that helped us m our season s play Thats the way to fight Carmle T Plummer et up a core ll0 W, 4 JF. tin-erleumli-rs vel rf-ally tnr aetiwn. lf 'lihe lliclley 'limynship Senior lligh eheerleatlers haye had a yerx aetive and sueeessful season this year. lnfler the eapahle leaclership uf Miss Cathv erine lfni. the eheerlezulers lielil Xill'illllS ztetiyities along with the usual pep rallies for football anrl lwaskethall games. Some of the projects unclertaken this year were the sale nf Flialxeruus. Thanlxsgiying nxllllllfu anti HPOIII-Plllllin The co-eaptains of the squad. Jean Nlaellunalcl and Dotty Reese proved themselves worthy' leaders. Other memhers yiere: janiee Hiller. Sancly tfie- sielka. Diane Taylor, Pinky firnclt. Alice Yeels. jnann Klingerman. and June Bell. These girls prey ecl tu everymie that they are what their name signifiesneheerleailers-nnes yyhu help learl nur teams to yietury. Cheerleaders FFUYNI ll. H f'Ff'- .l. lla'-llimalnl. C0-Captains. llarl-Q: S. tfiesit-Ilia. J. lxlingt-rn Hiller. E. Arnrlt. D. Taylor. ,L it-els, Xl. Dell. ll. Xleult. J. Wt-inlwru. H. Falluut. 5, Wit fs. ' 1. : Q train. ll. 'lirayi C7 lu I aplazny D01 Tl REFNF Anil KN NI.1tlJUN Xl I -2 C 'mr .I Ill Jr. High Team Reaches Heights 11 3'- T Get him down! Wh0's down? Hold 'em, Jones Terrific, but not unusual-for again this past season, Mr. Alfred Letrinko,s Little Raiders proved themselves capable of representing Ridley Township in tough foot- ball competition. With a tremendous line and a hard running backfield, the team was able to pile up 245 points to 38 points scored by their opponents. A power-packed Ardmore squad, to whom Township dropped their only loss, scored exactly one-half these points while the green and white eleven held all other schools to not more than a touchdown by any one team. Bottom row: J. Merker, W. Alexander, G. Cannon, C. Wagner, A. Habbart, A. Brewster, J. Blair, D. Delozier, F. Giomboni, P. Green, A. Stillman, W. Jones. Second row: R. Lewis, D. Zitarelli, W. Evanski, F. Firlein, J. Faye, J. Robertson, J. DiCave, C. Payne, W. Graft, J. Dunn, D. Sellers Third row: J. Greene, D. Geiger, J. Michik, J. Bradley, F. Dewees, J. Ferguson, D. Lake, R Clower, E. Smith, J. Brunke, E. Blemings. Fourth row: R. Campbell, W. Reilly, A. Letrinko coachg S. Miller, coach, G. Cole. 1 aw? Loose ba Coach Peters nes final in- structions. funior High Basketball lip and at 'em' Wiho has it 'K Pictured below are the members of the boys' junior high basketball squad. who. under the supervision of Coach Ed Peters. ended their sea- son with a record of four wins and twelve losses. Although the team had height in center Frank Firlein. the squad seemed to lack the scoring punch. Their slow start in the scoring department was the deciding factor in their losses. A. Halvbart up for two. RIDLE7 1 'Ri , m 1 , CTYNSHIP , Standing: Wi, Yates. A. Giomhoni. P. Ure:-n. J. Fe-rye'-on. ,l. xlf'FlU'l'- I-A lliflmf Kneeling: J. Blair. .-X, Habbart. F. Firlvin. 1. Falie-y. :'x, lirvw-ter. F. lbltvrs. lfoavli II3 5 , -, . GENE WITI AK DEAN DODQON l FR AN ROFAN , . H .L.1..Vl.: o n f wr, fa as 392 ff NV X' '-T . 1 ' ' 'ln' 0 , I O XA , PAUL TERHFS JOHN PFAINDERS Sectwn hampwns GEORGE HORNIBROOK DON GRIFFITH ll, ART STANG GEORGE BLCHAIN -KN 'N NIILNE II4 , E 'if -A 2 I 1 , r L. .V , Q V 3 0 ,- A f A ' 'wr O 0 'E ' ' A EN D V Q ' ' A ,.',, E if E ,A , . ,, f. V -E ,nf 1 1 'z -L 4 1 C V . , 1 . 'A .' 11.1 A I Boys' Basketball The Raiders from Ridley Township under the direction of Hugh Wynne hung up another Section III championship for the second time in three years. Always top contenders. the Green and White enjoyed their most profitable season in many years with an undefeated record in league competition. The team was built around the returning lettermen and balanced by the first-year men who were in- strumental in the teamis resounding success. Dean Dodson jumped center, and John Pfanders. Eugene Witiak. Paul Terhes. and George Horni- brook made up the starting five George Buchanan James Milne Arthur Stang James Dunn Don Grif flth and Francis Rogan provided the reserve strength necessary for the championship drive and a berth in the PIAA District play offs at the lm versity of Pennsylvania Palestra. The Raiders started slowly, although registering wins over Darby and Radnor before losing to St. James and Chester. They went on to win over Coatesville and the Alumni before they started league competition. Another highlight of the season featured a double-header basketball game played for the Bob Chesnut Fund. This exhibition game saw the Rid- ley Raiders pitted against Chester, while St. James met Eddystone. George Buchanan James Dunn Eugene Wltlak James Vlllne George H0fDlbf00k and Arthur Stang were the senior members of the squad who played their last games for the Green and White Kneeling 'Nlanager B Gray J Campbell L Divan D Griffith B wlgglll J Vaumann B Schumaker Nlanager Back rom Coach Tony Cala W Dalie no W Jone R Karwoskl Q Cherolo ykl J Hooyer . . Y. y A , , , v N n. J i C n. J I. . . . . ' . . ' . . ' 's. . t , . . - . . . . ss . . s, . , , -. s' . . ' . Season's Results Darby ..... ...-., ..... Rddnor .........,. St. James ..... Chester ....... Coatesville ...., Alumm ...,.......... Haverford ...-,,,,... Ridley Park Glen-Nor .,M,,,,,-- Mecha ..... -.-W Prospect .,-..,,... Conshohocken Swarthmore ....... Eddystone .,--..d R.T. OPP ,.......53 41 37 49 55 ........70 45 35 , ..... 38 41 .-.....4f8 39 .,....-62 43 -..Ja 27 N ,,,,., 74 43 .......,64 45 - ..o..., 67 48 ,.....-.82 44 Ridleyplrk .......... ......-. M ...... 6 3 49 GlQ'NQb! ......-.. ........ .... .... ...-... ...-- 7 40 VLVA Pl'UYidblCC ...,.-.-................50 1 52 A C --M-ww v--- --M-5,211 23 , ,,N,, , 47 h g j o 5 oo 1o ffwff 47 A 3 J. Pfanclrirs gow up for a two-poin W im of hoo X oih P ,W Y '-4 454S 'o-'9?n-- ---' 33 o ' name: 1 PIAA Playoff an ,ooZ that hall! lhuixon has Ihr- uppe-r hand. f lwIl'1'l1'lll..llH1lIlN' l I- anl in XII all-ni' Inr uw points, K Hail -rramlilv unrlv-r the linarfls. UWB! f'XDf'ClHYiUFlf- Training in basketball funflanientals and grmnn- ing fur varsity rwnnpelitiini are the primary ob- jevtiws uf the juninr xairsily lraslwllvall squad unrlr-r the directinn uf 'linny Caia. Perfnrniing fur the jayvees as starters this year were: james Yau mann. Ronnie Karwnski. Louie Divan. Jack Camp lvell. anfl Frank Cainpn. Llzpyfzuge? PP 99 Basketball II7 f ggi .....-...-...QZ4gQ.....4..-.... ..-.-.-....,,,,,,,,-,,m,,, St. James .....-.-..H-.,,N,,,,,, .......,..L.....,..,,,, ,,,-,,,--N Haverford ,.,.,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,k,,,,,, Ridley Park -.,-..---..,,, Glen-Nor ,-.,,..,,,,,,, ,,,m M- Eddyswne ..,.. ,... .. Q 5f1hmuEe5 l 3 i :E sesame gggssezwgrs '?' Q: .egzsgaf gig -'lin-' li liiegr-i 'E mzzgglllfll xiii- 15 e ' lx'lll l lff 1' ll' llZl'lll-fel gg:3lil5-Wes .ai-,flings llililllli'i ssssasassais .r.-....5l P. ri 2 BZESSSBBSKSGRKSSRSSBW Girls 9 Basketball nftllll L, rrx Hanlu 4 lap! llarhara l pal: l olts Ru lhttx lapale 5land1n lat 'Nmatlla 'Nlarx lamnu n lat Falon Barb Wmngfr Nlaz Harper Nano llannaller Bltty alrr l all Blanche end: Season s Results Chlchester Colhngdale Sharon Hlll Prospect Park Rldley Park Eddystone Chester Chfton The llldlex loxsnshlp glrls xareltx basketball sextet added another XIIIUTIUUS xear to thelr record Jflgllllg Qewen mms ant two es III IH r scholastic compellllon The Green and Whlte loel two hard fought conlcsls agaml the glrls from lansdmsnc and lhc ter Thc llaldercllee ended their campaign racllmg. up a total of 406 pomls against 265 wmored hx lhelr opponent- to proxe lelr defensne t nglh a ll offenine proxsees Coach Blanche Prendergast mll haxe to rehulld OPP next xeare team mlhoul the Qcrxlcee of Jolly Reese Cerrx Hanlex Barbara Papale Nancx Dan aker Betty Papale Belt Vlatters and 'Vlae Har per who xull be graduatlon casuallles The jUI1l0I' xar 1lx quad nent through lhelr -eaeon undefeated and should proxlde excellent malerlal for xarillx I'ClJll1lfll!'lg Coach Prender gast expeeli lhlg group to uphold the Tossnihlp record of ssmnmg xaralty team: K gr: 'Q' ,' Cv-I ainf, ' ,a V ' am ll '-se: - 1' ' -. f ' gr: lvl A- 5, Qo 'V ' Pri . 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EDDIE LACIANCA CUSTOM TAILOR A Complefe Ime of readymade panls Alfermg Remodeling MacDade Blvd. and Balhmore A MIIMOHI Parlr Washburn 8-22I8 BOWE'S VARIETY SHOPPE I97 Fairview Road WOODLYN PA M C GREIM CO Hardware-Pamls-Glass SWARTHMORE 6-2064 Morlon Pa COOLEY LILLEY Grfis-Greehng Cards-Toys Syracuse China--Fos'I'orla G ass 423 Beach Avenue 703 Edgmoni' Avenue Cape May N.J Chesfer Pa Compllmenls of YALE AVENUE MEDICAL CENTER Yale Avenue Morlon Pa Diamonds Fine Walches ROUBERT JEWELERS 620 Edgmoni Avenue Chesler Pa A FRIEND WOODLYN PHARMACY The Prescrlphon Slore I95 FAIRVIEW ROAD Chesfer 3 6439 Woodlyn Pa IRVIN STERN Formal wear our Special Cosfumes for Plays and Masquerades Open evenings and Sundays I08 Wes? S+a're S+ Media Pa MEdla 6 03 I0 MEdla 6 5270 CHETS BARBER SHOP I99 Fairview Road WOODLYN PA Birds Supplies IS LEO P GOLEC Tropical Fish and Bard Haichery WAshburn 8 0698 244 Winona Avenue Holmes P Compllmenis ol JERRY HAMPTON FURNITURE MacDade Blvd Mnlmonf Park Pa Ailanhc Producfs Slale Inspechon HOLMES SERVICE Ed Holmes Prop General Aulomoblle Service MacDade Blvd WAshburn 8 0800 Holmes Pa Compllmenls of MILLMAN S DEPARTMENT STORE Crum Lynne Penna WALTER F FEGLEY Oll Gas Heal' F H A Fmanclng ROBINSON 8: KATZMIRE Regvsferecl Plumbing and Heahnq Phone CH-4 50I7 or WA 8-4I 32 Complele Real Eslale Service WALTER F FEGLEY Real Es'I'a'I'e AII Insurance Washburn 8 5977 636 Ches+er Pike Chesler FIRESIDE GIFT SHOP Evelyn A Whrle MORTON AVE MORTON SWar+hmore 6 084I SMITH S GIFT SHOP Open Evenings 'Io 9 P M WASHBURN 8 3966 28 E Sellers Ave Ridley Park ' ve. I , . . . . U n I I +y I I u Fih 0 ' - , a. , 465. . ' .PA. . ' I WALTS ATLANTIC STATION Full Lune of Accessories Wall McCullough Proprlefor SWar'Ihmore 6 9675 Kedron Avenue and Waverly Terrace MorI'on P FOLSOM DINER Open 24 Hours JOHN LLEWELLYN WA 8 9860 CAVANAGH FUNERAL HOME Norwood P BOTTINOS SNACK BAR Specnalmng un lfallan Sandwiches Hamburgers and Slealcs Founfam Service MacDade Blvd and Ohio Ave Orders Io fake our WA 8 9984 We Reparr Any Malre or Model LA GAMBA BROS Radlo and Televlslon Sales and Servnce Appluances 406 Eas'I Nmrh SI Chesfer FA 9 0643 BERT R PARKER 81 SONS CUSTOM MILLWORK Doors Sash lnsulahon Builders Hardware PlHsburgh Pamls 3l9 So Chesier Ave Glenolden Pa GEORGE A SCOTT Home Applnances-Sales and Service WAshburn 8 76l7 27 Easl Hlnclrley Avenue Radley Park Pa Refrlgeralors-Ranges-Phonographs Eleclrlc Trams--Aulomahc Washers and Dryers Radlo-Televlsaon Terms A FRIEND CAKE BOX BAKERY Feafunng a complefe parfy llne B k Chesrer a em ' cHes+ef4 :ssl SWBl'l'l'lm0l'9 SWarIhmore 6 3243 Leedon Esiafes WAshburn 8 7687 Chonce Mea'I's 504 EDGMONT AVE Chesler Pa A FRIEND BILL S MARKET Groceries Vegefables Frurls JEFFERSON and FAIRVIEW RD WOODLYN Free Dellvery CHesIer 3 26l I GREEN S GARAGE RepaIrs-T:res-Bai-Ierues-Accessorles I730 MACDADE BOULEVARD WAshburn 8 2757 Folsom Pa THE HIDEAWAY Sfealrs-Hoagues-Hamburgers Ice Cream CHARLES L CLYMER Jeweler 2I I 2 E Hmclcley Ave WA 8-4l20 Radley Parlu Gruen Elgm Bulova Waiches Keepsalre Crescen'I and Columbia Dlamond Rmgs HOLMES HARDWARE STORE Wallpaper Sreamer for Ren? 234 HOLMES RD WASHBURN 8 I043 R C Crouch Holmes Pa CAM PO S GROCERIES 70l Belmonl' Ave Mllmonl Park FREE DELIVERY CALL WA 8-4224 PUNCH 8: JUDY SHOP 644 Chesrer Pike Rndley Parlr Pa Children s Wear Wearing Apparel Toys-Gnffs Infanfs 'Io I2 Years Old WEIDNERS DRUG STORE Drugs Sodas-Candy Mon-Ion Ave Morfon SLOAN S Dry Cleanmg Servlce 43I MACDADE BOULEVARD WAshburn 8 2454 Folsom. Pa - , a. - - I a. . . . ' . , Pa. -l l -- - - ROBERTS MEAT Packers of +I1e Famous Snapper Soup McCALLISTER S INTERNATIONAL CATERERS Banque+s Weddmg Recephons Parhes Social Funchons MACDADE BOULEVARD AND SWARTHMORE AVENUE WAsl1burn 8 3522 Folsom Pa WALTER E POWERS Pnnfers Engravers S+ahoners Greehng Cards Glffs l034 LINCOLN AVE Prospeci' Park Pa WASHBURN 8 2252 Chesfer 4 250I STWHSW p I BETTER 5 xy FIZZANO BROTHERS INC Concreie Proclucfs Builders Supplles CHESTER PIKE AND HOLLAND STREET Crum Lynne Pennsylvania I26 . I . , . - I , - 9. oc -1.5, , ex ' f .- b J. .-fd Nf ., 6 .Ga ux , . . . .-. I NOW Follow fhe happenings In Radley Townshlp every day on +he Times daily Rudley Townshup news page AND News of Rldley Township Hugh School on ihe counry school page appearmg every Wednesday Real Esfaie Fmancmg Insurance CHARLES B HARPER Fuel oll-coal coke Lumber Mullwork RIDLEY PARK PA Every+hlng For The Bunlder Washbu n 8 2350 JOSTEN S Fine Class Rings Announcemenfs Yearbooks Awards HAROLD E MAYER Box 409 A Soufh Chapman Road Randallsrown Maryland OLDFIELD 3 606l n - I r . THE RIDLEY PARK NATIONAL BANK Cl-urnsrmas Vacahon and Tax clubs Safe deposlf boxes Money Orders Savings and Checlung Accounfs All +ypes of Loans Travelers Checks RIDLEY PARK PA Members of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM LOYAL E WHITESIDE PHOTOGRAPHER I3 Easf Hinckley Avenue RIDLEY PARK PA Congraiulahons and Besi' Washes The Class of I955 GILBERT S FLOWERS , . L., lm 4, ' 1 ai A gf . I l28 Prescrlphons by COSTA S LABORATORY APOTHECARY 29 E Hmclrley Avenue WASHburn 8 4400 Rldley Park Pa 8 440I 8 4402 THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE HARDWARE AND SUPPLY Compllmenfs of COMPANY OF CHESTER NOR WAY CLEANERS color condlhomng servlce cen'I'er The Rlfe Way IS Norway compIe+e wrfh s'rreamIrnecI Hardware Depar'I'menI's 6I8 CHESTER PIKE NORWOOD EDGMONT AVENUE CHESTER P Hinckley Avenue Radley Park Phgne Chegfer 3 6I Ib PHONE WASHBURN 8 5200 I29 I When II s Drugs, Do As Your Docfor Does -Call Cos'I'a's. . A- ' . ' Ml' HOLMES SUPER MARKET Comple+e Self Service Parlung ln rear of marke+ MacDADE BOULEVARD AT HOLMES ROAD Holmes Pa l30 Meafs-G roceries-Produce , . K F DAIRY QUEEN Mr Shllman Prop MacDADE AND KEDRON FOLSOM PA bw l3l uhm Cabmei' Work Anhques resiored Furmiure repalrmg refmlslung JOHN MODESTI REAL ESTATE LEONARD s B e' lnsurance f and ff',f:'olff,f2':9c':l'k 0 woe MacDADE BLVD FOLSO PHONE CH 3 6658 409 CONCORD AVE Chesfer Pa MP MEDFORD S Meais for Qualify and Flavor Gel' +l1em from your local bu+cher or Barbecue Tomaio ues lfallan Spagl1e'H'i RIDLEY RESTAURANT I I9 MacDade Bvld. FOLSOM, PA. WAsl1burn 8-9875 Complimenfs of THE COMMANDER DOOR, NC manufadurer of sechonal overhead doors and hardware HOLMES PA WAshburn 8 7l00 R f i:n.pS: Q3 Il:. . . , 'ICMP' gin: MOTOR PARTS SERVICE E S Davus Proprlefor AUTOMOTIVE JOBBER AND MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Phone WAshburn 8 0597 8 7800 60I CHESTER PIKE Prospeci' Park P Comphmenfs of For ouhngs afhlehc evenrs and group irlps of all Iunds charfer a PTC Bus Call Pennypacker 5 6I00 ask for Char'Ier Servnce PHILADELPHIA CHERRYS PHARMACY TRANSPORTATION CO Morfon Avenue and MacDade Boulevard PRESCRIPTIONS-DRUGS COSMETICS- free delnvery WASHBURN 8 2822 GORDON L. GARLING Treasurer and Collecior of faxes Townshlp of Ridley FOLSOM PA HOLMES PHARMACY Drug Service ai' nfs Besf 23l4 I6 MacDADE BOULEVARD Free Delivery WASHBURN 8 0I4I HOLMES SWEET NOOK WEINBERG S Holmes Pa Chesfer Pa WASHBURN 8 0750 Dellclous Fancy Cheese Cake Pariy Cakes Grffs I Q ' . . . For BeHer Things 134 IR AL 8. GENE RADEWON Lubrlcahng Repalrs Inspechon SINCLAIR SERVICE ME 6 9865 WA 8 9869 BaIhmore Pk and Orange SI' MacDacIe Blvd and Morfon Ave MEDIA PA FOLSOM PA Cosfumes and Caps and Gowns To Ren+ efore Gomg Elsewhere Consulf MILLER COSTUMIER INC 236 Sou+I1 IIII1 Sfreei' PI1lIadeIpI'na Pa ESTABLISHED I892 KI 5 3I54 Nofe AII cosfumes and caps and gowns for graduahon aI' RlcIIey Townshup Hugh furnished by MILLER COSTUMIER INC ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATIONS JACK DEANS JR WEDDING STATIONERY 900 SAVILLE AVE Eddys'rone Pa CHESTER 3 6026 For 'I'I1ose who mslsi' on hugh quaIn'ry QM Do Nufs 800 MacDADE BLVD Folsom Pa WASHBURN 8 7405 609 WELSH STREET Chesfer Pa CHESTER 2 8849 R TX X x, ww X Q I B ' .. 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