Ridley Township High School - Archive Yearbook (Folsom, PA)
- Class of 1956
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'- , .1 ' 111 k .L I '.5.!..h5 B As JSLP' 11111 1-11'111- f ' ar III1 1 S .T .' -' 1 1 -1 ,1- , ' r fl 'ng DEDICATION fr, ' ish' ,, 1K1hlrg Efnmnzhqa Srnznr High Srhnnl Dear Bob, Splrlt, determmatlon, courage, and falth are a few of the umm qualities YNhlCll hawe endeared you to the facultw, student , and commumty of Rldlew Township In the OIIIIIIOII of the ARFHIVF staff of 1956 wou to whom 'no ire fltlllCllllI ' our hook have been the em b0illlll0Ill of the spmt that has msplred us to work lonf' and h ard to m llte our book worthw of d6tllCdtlOIl to you, Bo You are our Cll0lC6 for a number of reasons Your C0lll'llf'C and Il0l6I'lllllllIl0Il sene not only as an mspxr atlon to us but al o a a Vllltllnff lnght to those Rldlew the COIlllllllIl1tY and student body tovether in a common bond It 1 YVltll 1 fCCllIlU of llllllllllttf that we offer to you our work for tlus wear We hope that you will fmd here eudence of our great esteem The Q6 ARCHIWE Staff -nfs' e' '2 X ,r ' if 4542 f I 4 :fi Tu L. i ' M z , - ' 1 ' b - ' - . 4 5 . . K V . . r H b. rn C . l . 7 I . .- . 5 S I- . . U . . 'V Township students that are to follow us. You have drawn -' 1, U . .S '. K . g . . 4, u I, vs- Y ,rf ZQS 3 f ' vi ', 'Q -sv -.tw-Q, Q A fb A- -Fl Xi-,E Q f afyx Mui? A Xin X r L.1 .N I X ' ff X .QS XJ f ' K f.QffQ'?5ff:g -4?fSy , , 4. 7 , I x A ., Y' 4 V 'X I, X! 1, -.-143 . J, 1' , f x fwg' e, .,e5Q5i:di!r,:z., 'X Q - .. - .., WW WILMER D COLES CHARLES R PERRY BERTHA G COVERDALE President Vzce Preszdent Secretary GEORGE D BUCHANAN Treasurer ADMINISTRATION cmd SCHOOL BOARD The work of the adnumstratlon and school board 1S to manage dlrect, and admlnlster the affalrs of the school dlstrlct The admln ISIHIOIS and members of the school board hawe consrstently and con sclentlously worked wlth the faculty and COIHHIUIIITV to bulld better schools and develop flner CIIILCIIS In order to attaln thls goal It has been necessary for the ad mlnlstators and the members of the school board to keep pace wlth the educatlonal needs of the tovvnshlp Thls has defrnltelx been 1 tremendous task, smce Rldles Tovwnshlp IS one of the fastest grow lng communltles ln the entlre Delaware Yallew The school board must be commended on thelr foresl ht rn purchaslng land upon whlch future schools could be bullt VI e need onlw to look about the communlty to see newlv constructed or partlalls constructed educa tlonal unlts, umts of the flnest quallty whlch have been deslgned to serve the publlc adequately ln future years 4' , Na JAMES LAMBERT ALBERT FIILLERTON JEAN N. SELLERS hw RALPH B SH ARER Prmclpal Robert V Donato the Supcrlntenclent of Schools, and lllS a Qlstant, ,lohn 0 BFIGII hue constantlw worked wlth the school board comernmff the commumh 5 entire edu catlonal proffram Ralph B 5lllI'PT, the prlnclpal of the semor lllf'll school, md Norman B I lerffmon the as ous and complex problcm W5lllCl1 xrlse sshlle operatmff a -vhool as larffe a Illfll9N fomn hip lllvll Nchool The semor cl 1:5 of 1916 YSINIIPN to exprtbb lt- deepest ffratltulle 'md amcere lppreelltlon to the dillllllll tratlon and school board for the tlme, effort: and lIllCl'CSt, which thex hue so llllbtllll hlx Hell ln behalf of 'XIIICFICIIII South 'NORNIAN B L I-'ERGLNON Assxstant Prmcxpal ROBERT V DONATO qupenntemlent fir JOHN' O BRIEW ilsszstant bupermtendent . , . . . . , lf I I bk' i . , , . v ' . .' J' . . F -. I ' L J 4 - . ,, . ' I . . 1 . ' M - I, ,T :' 1 A ' - . ,. ' ,, . , , .- slstant prlnclpal, have always strived to solve thc numer- N I S V . I v . . b 3 .' 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V: -' CDUR FACULTY 'im R ADAMS R AIKEN E ALTIERI Phys Ed 8: Health Wood Shop Soctal Studtes J BARTLUM J BECK F BENISCHECK Mathemattcs Dept Head Commerctal Cammerctal Dept Head To produce future Clll zens who wlll be ffenuxne a sets to the CODIDIIIIIIIW and to the natlon ls, we feel a vsorthv goal for anw teacher Tlns alm IS best accomphshed bw lll0llllIlU the students character strengthemnff hls person ahts, .md bw developmg hlS talents to tl1e1r fullest extent Nlembers of Rldlev TOWNHSl11lJS facultv have constantlw strlven to give the student more than a mere textbook educatlon Thev have endeavored to proude hxm wlth the necessary resources wlth whlch to face and solve the problems of the fu ture On numerous occa en have glven oil thelr own tlme to HSSISI wlth student act1v1t1es, or to hsten to a problem and render ad V106 E BERGEN C BUCHANAN M BURKE A, CMA 56,1001 N W 53 Engltsll English Social Studies M CAMLIN P CAPODANNO V COLEMAN M CUPPY Language, Dept Head Language Ltbranan Machme Shop I G 1: , 1, 1 rg x . , I v V . - t ' vt ' yf h . - N f . . I , sions these men and- wom- t xv- Q x . 'Q . X V V V 1 AM it In an ideal high school there exists a marked de- gree of fellowship and mu- tual understanding in the relationship between the faculty and the student body. For allowing this ideal to become a reality in their school, the stu- dents express sincere gra- titude to the faculty of Ridley Township. 'QW C DOWNES M athematzcs R FIISON Social Studies V HERSEY Commercial F. DARLINGTON Commercial No' F DRAKE Social Studies Dept Head if M GIBBONS Mathematics ,ve 'YT E. HOFFM AN Commercial E. DiBERARDINIS English S ECONOMOS Commercial W GORMAN Auto Shop H HOFFMAN English Dept Head DiGIULIO Athletic Vocational Dtrec C ENI Mathematics Wav' D HAMPTON Home Management L, P IACIK C o mmerctal 1 - M. 1 s Ln- If H - it , Q y ig' t 1 if M ff: '. . g Az' , 5 . K ii ,. X I , . ' -. - C I E55 V KAUFF MAN Mathematics A. KOLB Englssh N LASH Dtetlclan ml: R LEONARDO Mechanical Drawing A MacDONALD Guldance Dzrector F MARION Sczence A MEASE S MILLER Drwer Education G MOORE Engllsh Home Management H MILI M NUSS English Department Head Psychzatnst E PETERS Soctal Studaes R. PLANICA Art Department Head H. PLILSS Science D. PLUMMER Phys. Ed. Gb Health B. PRENDERCAST Phys. Ed. 8: Health D ROSS C SCHISLER Vocal Music Dr Ed 8: Social Studies I ROBB C PRICE Science English Nrx,9 P SHRIVER M SIDORSKY Music Dept Head L SEGAL Science am? Special Ed I STREHLER I STYLER Industrial Arts L STARER School Dr I . WAGNER Industrial Arts Social Studies R. WASSER Social Studies F. WOMER General Science B SN IV ELY Social Studies G THOMPSON Science Dept Head H. WYNN Phy Ed. Dept. Head Dear Secretaries Durmg our years of high school we have gradually be come aware of the tremendous amount of wo k l r mvo ved ln plannmg and putting mto effect a srholastlc program We now realize th e Important role whlch you have played ln this work wlth your capable assistance to the admxnl tlatlon Do not think lor a mmute however that we have not also appreciated the extra thmgs you have so wxllmgly done for us Well remember the overflowing lost and found department where you harbored our straying um brellas the mflmte number of umes we borrowed paper pen and lnk or asked for change for a telephone call and the uldance appointments and college bulletlns we w exe ron tantlv seekmg Your cheerful help whenever requested and your pa tlenu- wlnle dolng us favors wlll long be remembered by The Students of R T H S Miss GAEHRING Miss Mus BRIDDES 12 MRS HAMILTON S vo! MISS WAGNER MRS ARMSTRONG MRS HANKIN CUSTODIANS Whether pamtmf' woodwork or repa1r1nD' lockers, the custodlal staff 1 alvaws trnmf to provlde Rldlew Townshlp wlth efflclent erucee DlltlPa performed bw lheae capable men are ewbentlal to keep the school plant functlonm effl clentlv The pleasant and helpful Qplrlts of these workers do not vo unnotlced nor do the student, fall to reallze how difficult Qchool llfe would be wslthout eomeone to keep 11 ht bulba so that the patha of know led e mas be lllumlnated for all E Bryan A R Eagle C B Just D J Wentz,E Brxan,.l Kent R Eagle I Hess -Y U Y s 1. rl o . .S , , S V rl . . v Q . . . S V. A. .la V q 1 K 4 a n U 1 M ' . . 4 . e I . A ' the rooms supplied with paper and pencil, and to replace .U G 1 . Y U , . . U D . Wag' B. . RADUATION , ff- A Q.q,.-Jw:-1 . A I ,, M f f 75f!i'?f Wtywyyw, . Mgr? S K , Qlgvvif-ff J .1 f 'f ' fo 'diff ,fM5fwmg:fA ,V ff . f- sf 56 ,-if,,f4f,,2, ff ,f,,,.'g5Af.g5f2'5w'34 r fwglvga f 1 , 5 gJj'?A,r,7af1iffj1? 5, 4 I ' 'f Wfaz' V- ' Senior C adefs 7? U u 44190 H McCAFFERTY P DURYEA F ROGAN X4 Jvjfji' S CIESIELKALA if J- lf. VMM rlfjffiw D fra' fi? ref 'W' CLASS REPR The twelve students plctured here have been selected by thelr classmates as the people who most nearly exempllfy the ideals and standards of perfect youth From the very begxnnxng of then' hlgh school careers they have glven un arlngly of themselves not only for personal dvancement but also for the beneflt of their class and of thelr school Many vaned talents are possessed by these twelve but each has comblned hls very best 15' if I CROCKETT J SINGLEY 0 A' ! 4 I b I y .L 4 ,A v: ' . ny' ' a ' ' N .- Lwff ' 1 ' 5 . Q I I 1 9 I - , , c - p Y -gm U - w Q! C ., 0, dm' V s gk . ' 'X' I , v ' !f X u s wwf' ,mfs 1,5 ww af-'ff f f jnydfffffl 'M If ,fl-W J bv, V1 ff!! f W vA,,Jf'J5o'GATKAf Ip SELLERS 'CMF' ENTATIVES abllltl6S w1th honor 1n1t1at1ve and persever ance so that he may truly be rated an outstand X! 1n 1nd1v1dual As a group they are lndlcatlve of D RIDDELL x In beln chosen to represent thelr class these students are not only belng honored for past X-Jag iw' NK achlevements but also for the promlse they hd 'X A 1, ui contain of contlnued excellence 1 if W X Q' R Liqxgfcg-Q ln s throughout thelr lxves S05 C DELOZIE ,gif H HESSEI BACHER P TERHES , 1 V ' ft' f ,gf , 0 f 1 . ,V 'P , C' . X' e y 1 ff' f' y ' A t, V y, Af , I . M, ,x .. I I I , L , ,1,. f 1' V 1 , l ' V 'A JK , 1 W Y V If I ' ,AZ A X' ' . ! 4 , V nf ' ' t X , ,. N t . J. we 4 1 DV, - VW v X- I . . . . . . . Xfx S - ' . . . X, ,ful ' the fme qualltles revered hy the Class of 1956. f' 1 X X ,, 5 C, X g 7 ,T l we v ' K ,KI fl ff . . 7 , - f' I I' 1 . ' kf ,-1 Q f Lf' . U . . 4, i , f U ' , ff' . ,f! fi, V if an ' f ' 4 my ' ' s Il Lf .Yrs ' V' ,it .f ' 1 N 'N ,fl V A x .Z-ZR In s , ' a Q fr' 5 J ul 1.1 57' .I-T ' , 5 K K-,J Q s 1 rl bv ., 1 ' I ly, 1 I ' 'lf IV, - . ' A 0 , f I ,K J-.- . , . .-' .f M' - f - V- ' .Al ' V V V p : 'V V 'J . 1 , '- , f ,f Ju' r f -. X jfw xl l K lla. Y. Lfxgjfw ff' J W 'tgp fl U we 'Nj 4 Q WP' 1 1 r K . ty' JJ' ROFS P' 'Q xl ' x,- . l Cx., . Dear Sponsors, N BN-As, N You have feel u lrem 1 Ni-mp, an lx 6 our lives 'ea s, f 1' lyscml. l your ' ene ies ll v en went ' r l ' ' ridg, fu e Il wom ll H C asm expgollea V other l he us. Q B-X ,J e are ' ly Qfkfeqmm you Mya' , i xx ibjvgiaving gen rouqly of you '1 -,, fl Nljfw Jw ff ndeavopi lg lo 1 llll0lll ue!! V VJ --f I' ch 'C lil ll alvl U 3 , ' U' XJDA 6IlC0l1I'iigQl6lll w llepresseulnel A You hell 'n' l Ol Jrojlclgf - Z' J , JL,,!92in1flast but notlaasil- I ' f ' v y'our fh in the lussvof 195 . ,gfx V . JJ M!J ff iv uw-6 in 'u!vVV? ,cb- 4' til' D. HAMPTON fi' A. CAIA, Head Sponsor W. GORMAN 4'- Q'-rr B. PREINDERCAST N BARRY SELLERS Holmes ffseuv Academic Ready smile . . . big game hunter? . . . basically shy . . . excels in all he does. Student Council, President, National Honor Society, Basketball 2, Cross Country 2, 3, Intramural Basketball, Archive, Varsity Club. Interests: hunting, fishing, yachting, swimming. Future plans: to study medicine. CONSTANCE DELOZIER Connie Delicate air . . . good taste . . . efficient . . . .sparkle of sheer youth. f v IE Student Council, Treasurer, National o Sociilf, Monitor, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Archive, Gre i er, .Ls er- ette Club' Cervantes Club' Pla C tt e, Cha1rman'r , s y lf Candy Committee. Interests: dancingl llhpnis, fbgdtetballlj JOHN CROCKETT Holmes Johnny Academic Aduenturesome as Davy . . . authoritative leader . . . cute 'n popular. Class President, Monitor, Track 4, Class Play, Bowling Club, Social Dance Club, Fishing Club, Concession Com- mittee, Cafeteria Management. Interests: hunting, fishing, animals. Future plans: to study forestry. HELEN McCAFFERTY Ridley Park MCCaff Academic Magnetic personality . . . popular . . . argumentative . . . fun to be with. Class Secretary, National Honor Society, Monitor, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, Majorette, Ar- chive, Lay-out Editor, Green Raider, Editor-in-chief, Class Plays, Varsity Club, Journalism Club, Soccer Club. ln- terests: journalism, sports, dramatics. Future plans: to study journalism. HELEN HESSELBACHER Ridley Park Hess Academic Innocent look . . . hearty appetite . . . energetic . . . big brown eyes. Class Treasurer, National Honor Society, President, Stu- dent Council, Monitor, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Inter- mural Basketball, Band, Majorette, Archive, Literary Editor, Green Raider, News Editor, Play Prompter, Varsity Club, Journalism Club, Future Teachers of America, Soc- cer Club, Publicity Committee, chairman, Candy Com- mittee. Interests: sports, swimming, reading. Future plans: to teach. WILLIAM SMITH Leedom Estates Smitty Vocational Dark and handsome . . . friendly . . . relaxed. Class Vice President, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. Interests: cars, rock and roll music. Future plans: to enter the Air Force. T Future plans: airline st wardess with meric J irlinpj, 5 ll lp 8 J1-:AN PETZ ,U A My-f ' Woodly Jeanne XYQ ' l ' ', pbfaflqlll Cute 'n devilish . . . ilaugh, olhlvn, laugh, . . . ganerous and kind. X Student Council, Recording Secretary, National Honor So- ciety, Monitor, Student Court, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, Archive, Green Raider, Publicity Editor, Future Teach- ers of America, Library Club, Pla Committee, Candy popular . . witty Committee. Interests: swimming, da g. Future plans: to teach mathematics. 'X LAWRENCE REUBEN l ' ' ' Chester Larry K, ff cademi Mischievous . . . Confu s sa , e ll s Student Council lice Pre de It omtorf t all music. Future plans: to attend co ege. 5 I sf l 4, Baseball 3,515 Varsity Cluwhter 'S LQ. in . , , ,-, ,, . E' QV DAVID AUSTIN '6Bruce,' V1 Affable . . . obliging . . . wavy blond hair. W Concession Committee. Interests: cars an mot Future plans: to join the Air Forceg to becdme an mobile mechanic. .IUDITH ANDERSON Folsom Judy Commercial Pixie sweet . . . merry eyes and a gay heart . . . enthusiastic . . . dependable. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Archiveg Green Raiderg Class Playg Play Prompterg Varsity Clubg Soccer Club, Secretaryg Social Dance Clubg Prom Committeeg Cervantes C b, Treasurer. Interests: swimming, dancing, ice sk-a , I sports. Future plans: to becom a medical Ery4Zp f KAY ARNDT N N 4, ilrituit avkt! Casey I ILA de ic' SANDRA ACHENBACH Folsom Achie Home Management Catching smile . . . shy but friendly . . . always natural- Girls, Auto Clubg Play Committeeg Christmas Candy Com- mittee. Interests: sports, riding, swimming, records. Future plans: undecided. DAVID ACHEY Lester Dave Vocational Talented under a car . . . devilish . . . explosive. Interests: cars and motorcycles. Future plans: to join the Air Force. CARMINE ANTONETTE Marcus Hook Billy,' General Snappy dresser . . . carefree . . . likes everyone. Record Club. Future plans: undecided. JOAN ANDERSON Folsom .X Joanie Commercial un-loving . . . instigator of mischief . . . singin' rage . . . tall and terrific. Chorusg Candy Committee. Interestsr dancing, singing, skating, swimming. Future plans: private secretarial work. .gig V Easy goingland lovable . . . tal e . :.J,4.'lassic atures X . . . g1gges. . , L I ,Ll Student Councilg Hockey Man , -igllnx ur et- ballg Green Raiderg Varsity g N ' in 1 3 sher- Stte Clubg Play Committeeg' guy C mitte' . terests: ancing, ice skating, 'n . l t I- tt d college- swimmi g 1159, p a ofoi X sf 4 15 MJ ,li X V GILBERT BALDWIN f .J ah Holmes f Gil J U, Q Vocational Sleepy head . . . good with wood . A. adtlenturesomei Student Council. Interests: cars, sports, hunting, swimming. Future plans: to enter the florist business 20 I ' iN ,pb Z!Vu7,fWiiM HATTIE MAE BARLEY Woodlyn Mae,' Home Management Congenial . . . sense of humor . . . ulaugbin' Sal . . . faithful worker. Hockey 1: Chorus: Csherette Club: Nursing Club: Candy Committee: Concession Committee. Interests: dancing, reading, cooking, sports. Future plans: to become an Armed Forces Nurse. JERRY BATTIS ujerryw Marcus Hook General Pride of the bass section . . . anxious to please . . . nice to know. Chorus: A Cappella Choir. Interests: music, sports. Fu- ture plans: to study voice and instrumental music. Je ,M- JOHN BENEDE ,VJ Eezmvim Estates vJohnny M Y Vocational Obliging . . . xegxh. . good-mhgzgriizczd friendly Student Council' Intramural Ba etball Social Dance Club. Iitirests' rs, sports. Future ans: to attend college. a Chelsea f eang - Commercial JB bl . lturn . . . carefree and content . . . always ' iend . c 'NP mg : Needlecraft Club: Cervantes Club: Play ' 'o ttee: 'hristmas Card Committee. Interests: roller ' s ng, da mg. Future plans: secretarial work. O' gf 7 ff 'ff-4, w6.'wQ0Wl'tdCigu'fi13i gear' good .qf r ,fc .ps ri vefv mu 21.4 f tgacfggf' ft-4bA'ffii,C' ' Q55 RICHARD BLAIR H acl, H 6 - 0 Woodlyn Tricky 1 V5 ig General 21 Happy-go-lucky . . . sharp dancer . . . anything for a good time. Chorus: Social Dance Club: Social Club: Vice President: Concession Committee. Interest: cars. Future plans: un- decided. VIRGINIA BASCELLI F0lS0m ':Ginny Commercial Independent . . . ambitious . . . conscientious worker . . . tickle those ivories. National Honor Society: Basketball Manager 2, 3: Softball I, 2: Chorus: Chorus Pianist: Archive: Green Raider: Yar- sitv Club Social Dance Club' Skatin Club' Play Com . i 1 S 9 mittee: Bank. Interest: piano. Future plans: to be a pri- vate S8Cl'8I8I'y. JUNE BRAZAS Milmont Park June Commercial, Home Management Fad follower . . . reliable worker . . . big surprises come in little packages. Interests: sports, sewing, music, dancing. Future plans: beautician or office work. RONALD BRADLEY Morton Daddy Vocational Quite a mystery . . . always willing to lend a helping hand. Fishing Club. Interests: cars, sports. Future plans: un- decided. 1 R... , QJ -er I J ,f aflrbfi DOROTHY BULFIN Springfield Dottie Academic, Home Management Frank . . . pale hands I love . . . pert and mischievious . . . dark, natural curls. Student Court: Outdoor Club: Usherette Club. Interests: music, skating. Future plans: dressmaking and designing. CAROL CARZO Woodlyn Mope Commercial Angel lace, devil mind . . . punchy . . . humorous and popular. Student Council: Softball 13 Cheerleading l, 33 Intra- mural Volleyballg Colorguard, Vice-Captain: Archive: Green Raider: Golf Club: Play Committee: Candy Com- mittee: Cafeteria Management. Interests: dancing, swim- ming, ice skating, sports. Future plans: to attend busi- ness school. RIGG CALVERT Leedom Estates Riggs Academic Carefree . . . lean and lanky . . . unassuming . . . likeable. Student Council: Intramural Basketball: Golf Club: Record Club: Stamp Club: Concession Committee: Trip Committee. Interests: cars, sports. Future plans: to go into business. SANDRA CIESIELKA Folsom Sandy Commercial Peppy and enthusiastic . . . devilish little blonde . . . con- scieruious. Junior Class Treasurer: National Honor Societyg Student Council: Monitor: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Soft- ball 1, Archive, Technical Editor: Green Raider: Class Play: Cervantes Club: Cafeteria Management. Interests: tennis, sports, dancing. Future plans: secretarial work. P4 - L n..f'l THOMAS BURKE R.,,1.,,18,, TOWN Vocational Reddish hair 'n freckled lace . . . unpredictable . . . good sport. Interests: cars, sports. Future plans: undecided. SUSAN BRIDDES Milmont Park HSUCN General Quiet and sincere . . . companionable . . . soft spoken . . . kitten on the keys. Chorus, pianist: Girls' Ensemble: A Cappella Choir, Skat- ing Club: Future Teachers of America: Play Committee. Interests: music, dancing, singing. Future plans: to become teacher. KATHLEEN BROWNLEE Secane Kalhy,' General Singing nightingale . . . calm and quiet . . . artistic . . . brown eyes. Chorus: Girls' Ensemble: A Cappella Choir. Intere I music, art, swimming. Future plans: to study mus' MVN FRANK CALDWELL Frankie Friendly . . . works on the urge Cross Country 3, Record Club cessiep Committee. Interests: sw? W it 2 ta, f rf its? NANCY COTTON Woodlyn Cottontall Acadefmlc Always natural oh those twmklln blue eyes smcere frlend Student Councll Monltor Hockey 2 Play Prompter Nursmg Club Lsherette Club SOCIHI Dance Club Play Committee Candy Commlttee Interests popular muslc dancing people Future plans nursmg JOHN CAMPBELL Lelpervllle ack General A fnencl to all crazy set shot real suell guy Basketball 3 4 Cro s Country 2 4 Track 2 3 4 Yarslty Club Play Committee Conte non Commlttee Interests sports Future plans undeuded FRANK CAMPO Wlllmont Park Camp Academic .Dev1l1sh athletzc gzrls dont mean a th1ng Wlomtor Football 4 Ba ketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Var slty Club Concessxon Committee Interests port Future plans college HELEN CRAWLEY Folsom Butchle Commerclal j C ndld pleasant and oblzgmg energeuc 1 1 e all 2 Chorus Usherette Club Needlecraft Club harm Club Play Commlttee Candy Commlttee Con ' cesefon Commlttee Cafeterla Management Interests danc mg, skatmg smgmg Future plans busmess school f J uf J 'Ffa' -4 ALAN CARMICHAEL Holmes Hoagy Commercial Good thmgs come 1n small packages a 1 smlle hard workm ow Cross Country 4 Tra 3 V l ow n Concess n Commltt s sp t dan n wlmg mov: ure pi ac ount Folsom General r a dh a ntam ntalzst uard ng Club m C0 mlttee once m1 9 W gement erests orts slc Futu ans smg Glenolden one Home Management C terbox auth freckles easygotng fnendly southern belle Clrls Auto Club Skatlng Club U herette Club Chrl t mas Candy Comm: tee Play Com xttee Interest hnll billy musnc ,por ptoc a races Future plans to b come me h medical secretary Ridley Park Commercxal g od yatured a uar 0 e Ca eme - d ummmg, f 1 ' e , V rl w k W Q7 mf? 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A 'j 1 2 , . . 1 .s I K DONALD CONNORS Marcus Hook Don Vocational Talented on the court personable dark n cute Basketball 2 4 Intramural Basketball Varsity Club Sports Club Interests sports cars popular music Future plans to Join the Air Force LORETTA DICKERSON Woodlyn Ret General Friendly and attractwe urnmng smrle good na tured capable Monitor, Hockey 1 Intramural Volleyball Chorus Girls Ensemble Lsherette Club Treasurer Needlecraft Club Play Committee ndy ommlttee Conce sion Commit tee Interests gig ture glans work as a beauajan Agfa' 7 JUN- WW r W ff C mercial lever ulth paint? rush c operattce good sport E5 IDLDQIN - Folsom Archise' Green Raider' Nursing Club' Poster Club' Play Committee' Candy Committee' Concession Committee. In- terests: art music books. Future plans: to enter nursib CASIMIR CZYE ' XWSKI ' 'Crum Lynne Kaz fhj J ' . Vocational Quiet and coqkreratif . well liked . . . lulen mind. National Honor Society' a 2' 4' A ' mural Basketbal Gre Raider' fSocce Club' Sports Club' Fishing g ll 4 Ply Co mittee' Candy C ittee' homeroom chairman. I terds -: fishing. gun ng swim- ming boating. Future plans: to join the Navy. Ilia fy!! FYjMA1QUztGu'13-an CAV fx Crum Lynne Maggie Ip JY! fm Commercial awk-il' I rl t d ncm fool Chittfzliliint WJ I ll G Bask adlng I Colorguard Archive n Raid cial Dance Club Skating Club ay C mml ria Management Interests g ice s tingyriding re plans secretarial wsork JOHN CASERTO Folsom ack Vocational Drlrgent worker dark uavy hair courteous Interests sports cars Future plans to Join the Coast Guard CHRISTIE COLILKOS Holmes Chris Academic Good-natured generous That car of mme Baseball 3 Archive Class Plays Bowling Club Social Dance Club Play Committee Interests cars target shoot mg Future plans college and the Air Force ELAINE DICKERSON Lelperville Lalnle Commercial U npredrctable exploswe sprrghtly mdustrlo us Hockey 1 2 Intramural Volleyball Needlecraft Club Usherette Club Play Committee Candy Committee Con cessron Committee Cafeteria Management Interests skat mg dancing Future plans to become an xray technician 'Tx' ff FRANCES Di VALERIO' ff Folsom ' Franny - ' -, Happy-go-lucky . . . laugh, clown, laugh . . . a turesome. Cervantes Club: Prom Committeeg Play Committeeg Cafe- teria Management. Interests: dancing, records, cars. Future plans: to become a beautician. JOHN DANIELS Holmes lack Vocational Always ready for fun . . . dependable . . . a real nice guy. Monitor: Baseball 4: Intramural Basketballg Archive. In- terests: sports, cars. Future plans: to join the Navy. ARTHUR DAVISON Morton 0rk,' Vocational Maniac for motors . . . diminutive stature . . . a real friend- ly guyf' Interests: cars, sports. Future plans: undecided. SUSAN DOUGHERTY Holmes Sue Academic Breathless . . . friendly and talkative . . . animated . . . im- pish. Theater Club: Usherette Club: Play Committee: Refresh- ment Committeeg Trip Committee. Interests: skating, danc- ' ing, swimming. Future plans: to become an x-ray technician. HOWARD DUERING Holmes Howard Academic Baseball enthusiast . . . popular . . . willing and dependable. Student Councilg Archive: Green Raider, Sports Editor: Class Play: Bowling Club: Social Dance Clubg Fishing Club. Interests: baseball, dancing, bowling. Future plans: to study agricultural engineering. PENELOPE DURYEA Leedom Estates Penny Commercial Pixie sweet . . . well groomed . . . pert little bundle of smiles. National Honor Society: Archivej Green Raider, Tech- , nical Editor: Class Plays: Social Dance Club: Cervantes - Club: Bowling Clubg Executive Committee. Interests: sql school, music, dancing, farming. Future plans: secre X work. 'Ski . S W, 'X A l .s.LJ'v XN-Q' u,,,,. AJ ' . I BARBARA EDWAR ,, , 'Q , i HOQIJBCS Bobbie QAk.,-'Q I ,', 3 mu-J ca ic Active and good natured . . . that devilish gin - liberate. xx-1-cuur-' . 1 ,,.,,,N, National Honor Society: Stu t Counci Monitorg Band, Majoretteg Class Play: Play Prompterg Future Teachers of America, Treasurer: Twirling Club: Trip Committee, chairman: Candy Committee: Prom Committee. Interests: swimming, dancing, skating, reading. Future plans: to at- tend college. HENRY EARLY Folsom Harry Vocational Dark and handsome . . . retiring . . . knows how to talk to cars. ., Flying Club. Interests: cars, wood-working, basketball. Fu- A 1' ,gp ture plans: to work in a pattern shop. Q CAROL RON Crazy Woodlyn Commerclal Attractwe neat dresser blushes lzke a rose gtggles Cervantes Club Interests dancmg leIt.l1lS Future plans secretarlal work MARY LOU F ARRELLY Woodlyn LuLu Home Manageme Consctentlous nendly loses to talk Usherette Club Charm Club Play Commlttee Candy Committee Cafeterla Management Interests MDC! g skating svummmg rndm Future plans to belomganxray technxctan DAVID EVANS 4' Mfcus H00 Lynn 'Vpcatr Fun lovmg one of Hook anf msttgatror f mtschtef Interests cars sports Future pla unaecrded P' ELLEN JANE FL Y ZH Rutledge .lane Commerc Qluet conftdence ncere fr shzp lzlos a bbul of chernes Band Play COIIILIIIIKG :Candy Committee Cafetei' Man agement Iqtereststf mnslc travel lff1ce work Future plans offugg work, ...D lr I ? t ns attend c GEORGE EDWARDS Holmes Tex General Industrlous always grznnmg oblzgmg Play Commlttee Sta e Crew chatrman Cafeterna Manage ment Interests smmmmg rldlllg katlng Future plans to attend school ln the eruce ANN ENGLE Derwood Park Ann General Loquaclous dancmg feet muslcal talent Chorus Social Dane Club Library Club Theater Club Candy Committee Conce sion Committee Cafeteria Man agement Interests sun an danung chemlstry Future plans undeclded ELIZABETH EVANS Morton IZ Home Management Happy go lucky related great bug grm Charm Club Interests roller skatxng dancing Future plans undeclded WILLIAM EGBE Grace Park B, Academlc sset udzo level headed SW 4551? Jggmural Basketball Band Class e Int ests trumpet Youth for JSI! 2 JOSEPH FLYNN Lester oe Vocatxonal Freckles n a btg smtle cooperatwe clown wtth a heart Concessxon Committee Interests cars and stock car racmg Future plans to work as a longshoreman HELENE GARDNER Lester xs Commerclal Tall and terrtftc laughs herself mto tears good natured and reltable Student Councll Archlve Blble Study Club Bowlmg Club Wood Sho Club Cervantes Club Concesslon Com P mlttee Cafeterna Management Interets playmg gultar readmg mmnature golf Future plans secretarxal work SALLY ANN GOLDBERG Folsom 8 cademlc Dark sparkltng eyes capable and rel: ammated Nauonal Honor Soclety Intramu ke al Archne Literary Editor Green Raider eat re dltor and Majorette Class Play Scott Jo nallsm Club Golf Club Skatmg Club Pl Candy Com mittee Conce lon Com te is ts lano Journallsm tennls campmg Futu pl colleg NANCY GOLDER X by Qmsom NSDCY ommercxal Dtmples sports enth as o Basketball 2 Hockey a Softbal 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball arslty Club Presl ent Soccer Club Play Co m ndy Committee home room chairman Interest p s reading musxc Future plans clencal work CAROLE GAEHRING Holmes Carole Commercnal Wtzard on canvas buttons n bows pretty auburn hatr Archlve Art Edltor Soclal Dance Club Bowlmg Club Auto Club Play Committee Interests pamtmg dancmg swn g skatlng Future ans to attend art school ily fa. JOHN FEE Holmes Jack JKXLL9 Academlc Actwe we ltk cant see to lay that trumpet down ,LQ-6.5, Natlonal Hono Soclety Student Councll Nlomtor Band Dance Band struct Band Archive As 1 tant Editor So ual Dame Club Play Lommlttee Intere t car huntm Future plans to study mechanical engmeermg EUGENE FEINBERG Holmes Gene Academlc Cheerful studtous loves to dance Baseball 'Vlanager 2 3 Chorus Varsity Club Soclal Dance Club Concession Committee Interests cars muslc sports Future plans to attend college NANCY GAMBRILL Kedron Nancy Home Management Ptckles for lunch peppy and lovable ortgtnal schemes Student Councll Badmmton Club Play Commlttee Candy Commlttee homeroom charrman Concesslon Commlttee Interests swlmmmg cookmg readlng Future plans to Jom the Navy fflaf if iv 'Nw-. f Agnew Mt THONIAS GATTONE Marcus Hook Tom Vocational Ltkeable quiet and sedate devllzsh twinkle m his e Interests cars motorcycles, rock and roll music Future plans to oe a Jet pilot MARY ELLEN GRIGGS Essmgton Toni Commercial Talkatwe fanczful well groomed Lsherette Club Cervantes Club Refreshment Commit tee Interests dancing record swimming cars Future plans work as a telephone operator PAMELA H ARMES Holmes Pam Academic Pert and spnghtly frank capable and utllzng lNat1onal Honor Society Student Councll Intramural Basketball Archne Green Raider Class Play Play Prompter Bowling Club Future Teachers of America Future Homemakers of America President .lr Red Cross Pre ldent Candy Committee Concession Committee In teret accordion band dancing Future plans elementary teaching RICHARD GENTILE Folsom Rich Academlc Care ree unassuming big smile curly hair Cross Country 2 3 Track 2 3 Varsity Club Interests swimming baseball dancing Future plans to attend college NANCY GRANT Rutledge Worm', Academic Sports is my business . . . a cute little nut . . . pretty eyes. Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4g Hockey l, 2, 3, 43 Archiveg Green Raiderg Varsity Clubg Soccer Club, Vice Presidentg Play Committeeg Candy Committeeg Prom Committeeg Trip Committee. Interests: sports, swimming, reading, dancing. Future plans: nursing. THURMAN FORTUNE Morton Pete General Resonant Lowe 'sna1l's best friend unpredzclable Trackl 2 3 Fishing Club Cafeteria Management In terests sports Future plans to Join the Air Force KARL FRIESS Leedom Estates Karl Vocational Plot rod personable and oblzgmg mce looltmg e la Intramural Baseball Interests automobiles outboard hy dro planes baseball Future plans automobile refinishing and reconditioning IS GRAYSON Woodlyn Dee Commercial Trustworthy and sincere relaxed pug nose Raider Cervantes Cl b Guard Club Interests rec y Future plans office work National Honor Society Stude t Cognonl rchrv Green V' Au X ELIZABETH HAYNIE Crum Lynne Libby Commercial Quietly oblzgmg capable pretty hair Interest dancing hillbilly music Future plan undecided .IOHlN GIBSON' Nlarcu Hook ack I ocational Quiet personable I hate girls blond curls Football 1 Track 1 Interests car motorcycle rock and roll music Future plans to become a carpenter JAMES GRACE Fol om im Academic Good nat ed Lu p ut to do a job 'Watt onor e tor Football 3 ro 2 hlfrll lnteret port 1 w uture p t att nd college Leedon E tate Commercial tur trustu orthy cutest laugh ere te C J Play 0 e i andy Committee I on t I music dancing Future plan v0 k X 1 N We W is REVWETH HAIN Drexel Hill Ken Academic Fxplosive . . . leading man . . . unpredictable. Monitor' Archive Photo raphy Editor' Cla Play' Bowl- ' Club' Social Dance Club' Refrerhment Committee. Intere't': bowling sport: cars reading. Future plans: college and the Air Force. MARION HIGHLEY Woodlyn 'Blondie Commercial Peaches n cream complexion . . . goldilocks . . . always sketching. Intramural Bafketball' Band' Archive' Xutomobile Ser- vice Club' YYood.'hop Club' Play Committee' lrom Com- mittee' Bank. lnterc.'t': riding dancing car: swimming. Future. plant office work and modeling echool. CAROLE HOKANSON Morton 'Carole' Commercial Sugar sweet . . . pretty hair . . . personable. 'Yational Honor Society' Student Councilg Intramural Basketballg Archiveg Play Committeeg Bank. Interests: swimming, bowling, dancing. Future plans: secretarlal work. JOHN HARDY Leedom Estates jake Vocational Not very noisy . . . whiz with a car . . . ulrinda' cutef, Interests: cars, hunting. Future plans: to enter business. cgxakll uuvt'L'4- 'N 44 'lv' ,af 2 ,f Of BARBARA Folsom Bobble Academic Bubbling wit energy . . . willing to try anything . . - inhibited. National Honor Society Secretary' Hockey 2 3 4' Intra- mural Basketball' Archive Sports Editor' Green Raider' Clazs Play' Scott Hi-Q' Yargity Club' Soccer Club' Bowl- in Club' Skating Club' l'uture Homemakers of America Secretary' Junior Red Cro: Secretary' Prom Committee' Refreehnlent Committee' Candy Committee' Conce:sion Committee. Interests: reading hiking acting. Future plans: to teach mathematics. GAIL KRAMER Lester Gai Academic Soft spoken . . . always pleasant and sincere . . . easy to ike. Student Councilg Chorus: Archive: A Cappella Choir: Nursing Club: Bible Study Club, Secretary: Play Com- mittee: Concession Committee. Interests: music, reading, skating howling. Future plans: nursing. EUGENE HOCSER Woodlyn Gene', Academic Friendly and polite . . . Woodlyn A.C. . . . obliging. Track 3g Intramural Basketball: Intramural Baseball: Concession Committee. Interests: fishing, hunting, baseball, football. Future plans: college. MARY ANN LA FRANCE Folsom Frenchy Home Management Infectious laugh . . . dark, curly hair . . . impulsive. Archive: Auto Clubg Prom Committee: Play Committee: Refreshment Committee: Cafeteria Management. Interests: records, dancing, roller skating. Future plans: to become a beautician. LINN HENDERSON Rutledge Linn General Candid unchamed friendly any thing but s Band Interests cars boating electronics Future plan ad dntional education R HOLLID AY Sharon Hill Commercial W anlly quoting Shakespeare Archive A l ncesslon Committee Candy ite fl mm Interests singing sewing p eybal utu ey lans additional education Kf res Ensemble WILMA HOLMES Sharon Hill Holme 1 Commercial Angelic zolce sueet n likeable conscientious Girls Ensemble Archive A Cappella Choir Chorus Record Club Cervantes Club Candy Committee Con ces ion Committee Play Committee 'lrip Committee In terests music tennis soccer volleyball Future plans t attend college CHARLES HOLLOWAY Crum Lynne Chal General lrrepresslble humor reliable Democrats who are their? Archive Class Plays Poster Club Prom Committee College Workshop Interests politics traveling Wflllllg Future plans college and business 'C' Q, -1' 'C' A or T' ...pf-' I IIHIHFOPHLR .l0NLb Holnu L lflb I ommert 1 nl borcer soccer sou er lllolte popular lznzes u ent Lounul football I utr taptaln 1 I mr re ldtlll 'xftllltt lar ltw ilu J No r L nb llax It IIIIIICE lnteret outr Nllllllllllg talrlt tent traxel future plana to attend Lolle e VICTORIA M ANN v n Vickie fo mertlal Trrw tot fa crf mv co Com-gaalon Co I o ft tern Management I t e t atm ann l I mg stock rar raves Iuture pl an r 1 SARA 'WIAINSPE-XKER Ief-dom F tan Qally Commercxal Dreamv curls lla nlums calm Cerxant Club omo e Qeruee flub Refrt ltment Com l te e rm var revor s IIIIIIIIII ut a se etar xt or M f Broolthas en et Commerctal Pe onalrt plus lts a mule a mmu e plentw 2 Intramural Ba ltetlmall Band Color uard Green Ratder 'port Editor lla las folf lay Commlttee lrom QOHIIIIIIICE I ands LOIIIIIIII htere la mublt' tummmg talkm Future plan t at Pluladelphta Electric Lompanv 31 lx ATHRH N L UIBERT Folaom kathy Commercial fute zulh freckles fun lotxng and energettc teaser Nu out Iounul H 4 ry l 2 3 4 Intramural Ba et hall Xrtluu l run Raider Ilaw lrompter Yar tty Llub Nur lll Iluh Homer Llub Nophomore Irojett Lhalrman ,lunlor lrojut Lhalrman Lands Committee Lonce lon tomnuttee Interet port wxmmmg dancm, Future plan nur tn XI BERT INIPRI -KNO Holmea mp General Lzlteuble uthletzc unruls luur untor lla ne ret ent otball 1 2 4 Ba za 1 I atk l Nar :tw Ll b Flaw Lommlttee a e terla Wlana ement Interet port future plan radlo and ttleu lon repair work I ORRI J XLIWON W oodlyn or General 1201111811 frrmlt big smrle Trail. 1 2 3 1 Intramural Ba Letball Intramural Ba e his , Xrran tment tommtttee Lateterxa Nlanagement In mont uture plan to enter the :entre XM 1 Home Wlana ement sort Jo Content zlurl-I curls lunr M xmmom Park u u ine f xlllfifltd Trea urer l llerettn unnntttet ltom LOIIIHIIIICC Candy Lom tltate IOIIIIIIIIIBL Interet unmnnng mu ll 5 hi, Y., A J' . ft d- Q -'g o'k , , , 3 ' ' 'ak - . . . ' ., ' hx ,' , I, . I , ', ,' . ' , v v- fs 1 s . 1 3 9 -. U . I . H . .. , .' . . ' 1 A 7 . . U' I I 3 V 'f . 5. ir: , , .. ::Z : 5, S , V. al : g. ff -I -f . J ' H55 X I' Sd g Fo - . ', 3, g 'sket- l-ll g r ' ,Zg Sf 'ug ' ' gCf- . g- -. axlr s.' 'ez ..L -- . .- ' gf Q ' g - . - fe 'tfz al ':. ' ' 5: ' . v t I 1 L I X L , ,g gg, . . . 1' . t '73 fl. 1. 9, 1 I , I 1 , -A - rl. 1 -, A. - I 5, -eg - -' . fs: s , 5 '. 'Sk , ure plana: work as a typlst or telephone operator. ' . , ' 5 fl . 'J' I . Am, , is -- at f I . l xl , - ' . . . M ' N . . . I . Std- ' -'g ' ' -g So'-', I' -' q Il 'uf, l'. s ' 5, '-g ' J -' Q lg .' we 'l g Inn- I - x 'S fi P . r ' ' , ' ' ' ringing, I 1 . W 1,- C 'U' 547' ' 97 4 -'f 1 ' - ' . .' e V . - '. t ' , , , e C r 0- ' - '. ' . . n sf: S ' ' U ' . HY ' T0 ' ' v ' '. N 1 s? zt t t l' y L K tl, :L AJQA A A 4 'F -,F ' . ' g . ' . . : 'f ' .' - 'g. 5, di. st' 'g. F pl : ' k. T Y . LF ' ' B 4 4 ' , If A 'L ...4- ' ,- h . I ptr , ,. .Aof l , g s' ' 3 ' . g' 3 ' tl . r ' ' , f S ' : frs jg Q 5-3 t lr ' 3 ' Y ' : it I' 1 '- ' . s': ,s ' . ' g. ' sz 0 Q y r ' ff N I -rl: . , 1 ' ' 1 W-3... . W --v ROBERT KLOTZ Folsom Lutz G eneral Good looking . . . popular . . . captain of the tweetie bird crew. Track 3, Soccer, YiceCaptain 4, Fishing Club, Yice-Presi- dent, Soccer Club, President, Play Committee, Conces- sion Committee. Interests: fishing, swimming, soccer. Fu- ture plans: to work as a draftsman or to join the Coast Guard. VIRGINIA MAULL Leedom Estates Ginny Academic Tiny bundle ol energy . . . good natured . . . conscientious . . . come on, Jezebel. National Honor Society, Student Council, Softball 3, Archive, Future Teachers of America, Future Homemak- ers of America, Play Committee, Welfare Comittee, chair- man, Candy Committee, chairman, Concession Commit- tee. Interests: sports, reading, music. Future plans: to at- tend college. JOANNE McVICKAR Ridley Farms Jill Academic Loquacious . . . jun loving . . . men, men, men? Green Raider, Class Play, Future Teachers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Bowling Club, Soccer Club, Skating Club, Play Committee, Candy Committee, homeroom chairman, Refreshment Committee. Interests: skating, dancing, bowling. Future plans: to attend busi- ness school. RICHARD LEFLAR Woo dlyn 'Rich' Acaldemic Talkutive . . . Raphael.Mendez fan . . . Did you see that movie? Monitor, Band, Dance Band, District Band, Archive, Play Committee. Interests: trumpet playing, swimming, cars. Future plans: to attend college or join the Navy. LOIS MARSH Folsom Lo Home Management Little 'n cute . . . explosive . . . pert. Student Council, Usherette Club, Badminton Club, Play Committee, Concession Committee, Prom Committee, Candy Committee, Cafeteria Management. Interests: popular music, dancing. Future plans: to work as a tele- phone operator. RONALD KARWOSKI Milmont Park Bird Academic Tall 'n terrific . . . tow head . . . a man and a mountain. Monitor, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Intramural Baseball, Archive, Varsity Club, Fishing Club, Secretary, Concession Committee, Play Committee. Interests: hunting, fishing, sports. Future plans: to attend college. LEONARD KIENY H0lmeS Len Academic Short stature, big heart . . . easy-going . . . curly hair. Sports Club, Fishing Club, Play Committee. Interests: hunting, fishing. Future plans: to attend college. LOUISE MAST F0lS0m Lou Academic Full of fun . . . capable . . . determined. Green Raider, Needlecraft Club, Soccer Club, Future Homemakers of America, Secretary, Candy Committee , chairman, Welfare Committee, Plav Committee, Conces- sion Committee. Interests: sewing, metal and leather work, cooking, social work. Future plans: to attend college. Q! in ry, 6+ S A W J A 14 A '7 V Lf l I I ' L' I Lf' lf!! - .f I MA.RTIN Folsom Lf' 3106 AA Academic V Heart olfff'Aclown ' . . . Irish blue eyes . . . tempestuous . . . wel liked. 33 National Honor Society: Student Council: Monitor: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Softball: Archive: Varsity Club: Play Committee. Interests: hunt- ing, fishing. Future plans: to attend college. NANCY MOORE Folsom Nance Commercial 'Treckles are a sign of beauty . . . pert nose . . . peppy. Hockey l, 2, 3: Cheerleading 1-5 Band: Green Raider: Cervantes Club: Csherette Club: Nursing Club, Secretary: Play Committee: Candy Committee: I'rom Committee: Trip Committee. Interests: sports. Future plans: to become a medical secretary. BETTY ANNE MORLACHETTA Folsom '6Betty Commercial Her hair is her crowning glory . . . argumentative . . . laughs like she means it. Cervantes Club: reading. Future plans: to work as a stenographer. Cafeteria Management: Bank. Interest: JOHN MASON Grace Park Jack Vocational Sparkling blue eyes ..1. . shop hermit' . . . tempermental. Interests: cars, sports. Future plans: undecided. MARY MIKEL Darby Greek Commercial Dark and pretty . . . well liked . . . angel eyes. Future Homemakers of America: Jr. Red Cross: Soccer Club: Candy Committee: Concession Committee: Play Committee. Interests: dancing, swimming, popular music, skating. Future plans: to work at Temple L'niversity and attend night school. LEONARD LEVANDOSKI Overlook Heights Lev Vocational Fast on his feet . . . woman hater . . . willing to do a job right. Football 3, 4: Intramural Basketball: Varsity Club: Sports Club: Trip Committee. Interests: football, movies, swim- ming. Future plans: to join the Air Force. VINCENT MANERA Crum Lynne 'LPisan Vocational Neat appearance . . . flashy smile . . . friendly. Student Council: Gym Club: Tennis Club: Concession Committee. Interests: boxing, dancing. Future plans: to join the Navy. JOANNE MILLER Swine Jo Academic Mischievous . . . cheerful 'n easy going . . . baby talk. Skating Club: Soccer Club: Nursing Club, President: Play Committee: Refreshment Committee, Chairman: Can- dy Committee. Interests: dancing, skati g, swimming. Fu- ture plans: to study nursing. WM tri iN l 3 f . ,l is ff. .x ll X... I w K fl ' RRAI E MUSIAL Folsom Shortyn Commercial Cordial . . . tiny tyke . . . independent. lUsherette Club, Skating Clubg Cervantes Club: Play Com- mittee: Concession Committee. Interests: tennis, skating, dancing. Future plans: to work as a typist. SANDRA NEUBERT Sandii, Sweet smile . . . honey blond . . . enjoys a Cervantes Club: Skating Club: Play Conces- sion Committee. Interests swimming, popular 35 3 bookkeeper. djf' KN. EDWARD M001-tl-3 yj Farms Spike Academic .litterbug . . . comical . . . frank . . . outgoing personality. Soccer 4, Intramural Basketball: Band: Chorus: A Cap- pella Choirg Fishing' Club: Music Appreciation Club: Gym Club: Wrestling Club. Interests: hunting, fishing, sports, music. Future plans: to attend college. MARY NEWMAN Kedron Mary Commercial Kind hearted . . . shy . . . sincere. Ifsherette Club: Soccer Club: Cervantes Club: Play Com- mittee: Concession Committee: Candy Committee. In- terests: dancing, skating, tennis, sewing. Future plans: to work as a stenographer. LAWRENCE MAYFIELD Folsom Larry General Willing to try anything . . . usually surrounded by a crowd . . . one of the cutest. Soccer 4: Soccer Club. Interests: hunting, fishing, soc- cer. Future plans: undecided. .IUDITH MORRIS Folsom Judy Academic Musical talent . . . wavy hair . . . very, very nice. National Honor Society: Student Council: Archive: Band: District Band: State Band: Class Plays: Future Teachers of America: Play Committee: Candy Committee, home- room chairmang Refreshment Committee: Trip Commit- tee. Interests: music, swimming, writing, church work. Fu- ture plans: to become an elementary teacher. LOIS MURPHY FOISOIII '4MurF' Home Management Pretty hair . . . who cares about tomorrow? . . . devilish smile. Play Committee: Prom Committee: Cafeteria Management. Interests: popular music, ice skating, roller skating, sports. Future plans: to work as an airline stewardess. SAMUEL MINUTOLA Marcus Hook Sam Vocational Cute . . . popular . . . stars in his eyes . . . southpaw. National Honor Society: Basketball 2, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball: Varsity Club: Coll Club: Conces- sion Committee. Intcrests: baseball, movies, jazz music. Future plans: to attend college. E - 'TP 1 QQ, ROBERT OCH Folsom Bob General Carefree . . . good natured . . . guess l need a haircut. Student Council, Soccer Club, Golf Club, Concession Com- mittee, I'lay Committee. Interests: football, basketball, music, reading. Future plans: to work in industry. PATRICIA NOVATKA Crum Lynne Pat Academic Sweet 'n pretty . . . all around athlete . . . pony tail . . . :cell liked. National Honor Society, Student Council, Secretary, Basketball l, 2, 3, Captain 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3. Captain 4, Softball 1. 2. 3, 1: Archive, Green Raider, Varsity Club, Treasurer, Future Teachers of America, Play Committee, Candy Committee, Prom Committcc. Intcrests: sports, dancing, swimming. Future plans: to become a physical education teacher. MARIE PIECHOSKI Folsom Blade-I Commercial Relaxed . . . enjoys a good time . . . 'Sthe kid's a dreamer. Cervantes Club, Soccer Club, Play Committee. Interests: dancing, basketball, sewing, collecting records. Future plans: secretarial work. JUDITH POOLE Woodlyn Judy Commercial Big blue eyes and long lashes . . . friendly, neat and re- liable. Student Council, Chorus, Archive, Assistant Photography Editor, Green Raider, Social Dance Club, Cervantes Club, Play Committee, Concession Committee. Interests: swim- ming, bowling, riding, dancing. Future plans: secretarial work. ,I . -,f' ' - '- ' . . , - .. f ev, isARBAR.QrfWToN ,AA-1 Lggaossestsiss Barb I-V ' X,-'K ' Commercial .x III? Yificl pretty h.QPg-ajf-persosdity i. . cleveefzdith herx U ' ' I' - V 'xi K- sGen'anfEEf Club, Play .CQJnmittee. InterestsL,a-i'IE,'ZH?incing. Future plans, to 3-tum? art. gr -... X 'L' ,, ' 3 Vx' - A5 Nerf, ,lv s-- 'gg' 1, JOAQUIN Nl5I'COlIB L ,Qs V ' Stoney Brook i'Keenie', Academic Skyborn . . . eloquent . . . forceful personality. Monitor, Baseball 4, Soccer 4, Archive, Green Raider, Play Prompter, Soccer Club, Play Committee. Interests: flying, dancing. Future plans: to attend college and serve in the Air Force. ANDREW NYCE Leedom Estates g'D0dy Academic Flirtatious . . . How 'bout a date? . . . eager to succeed. Student Council, Monitor, Football 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Captain 4, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Club, Tennis Club, Play Committee. Interests: reading, hunting. Future plans: to attend college. SAUNDRA NOVAK Crum Lynne Sandy', General Mischievous and fun loving . . . capable . . . cheery smile. Student Council, Hockey 2, 3, Manager 4, Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Archive, Green Raider, Circulation Editor, Nursing Club: A Cappella Choir, Play Committee, Candy Committee, Concession Committee. Interests: swimming, art, music, riding. Future plans: to be a nurse. . P J V .. . '- 4 q -, ,Je- ' K' ' ' 'A 'ff '1 ' , if . V--.4 X DORIS PRUETTE .V 1 ' Lester Doris l Commercial Pretty complexion . . . vivacious . . . natural. tw Student Counvilg liandg Vfoodshop Clubg Cafeteria Man- agement. lUlf'l'CrlrI vooking, painting, dancing, ire skat- ing. Future plana: interior devoruting and designing. JOHN PALBIERO Leedom Estates Pie Vocational Taciturn serious personality' pleasant to talk to Tratlt 7 lootball 3 lnterete care muuc Future plana to enter the eruce CONRAD PAH NE Crum Lynne Connie General Great big smile quzet track man at Tmckl 2 Flalilll Club Interet dancm Future plana, to Join the Qeruce and learn a trade LEORA R-KH 'NOR Grace Park ee AC3d8mlC Quzet but capable pretls Lozce 1 ustrious Ntudent Councll Wlonltor Choruo G1 l emble rc nu .1 I uture Team 1 Ire 1 dent L herette Club llax Comn .urn n Candy ee ntereatn Illllall, art antln u e plan: I0 at agwff W ILLI ANI PENNH Folsom B1 General Will neter be bald flasln smile congenial lntere ln sports dancing Future plana undecided SHIRLEX RICE Folsom bhlrl Commercial il Hotkey 1 Noftball 2 Lsherette Club 'Needlework Club Hotkey l Noftball 7 Lsherette Club 'Necdluraft Club llaw Lomnuttee, Cafeteria 'Nlanagement lnteret danc mg ekatln mgmg l'uture plan to attend ecretarlal ethool DIANE RIDDELL W oodlyn ' Dee Commerctal Tall n atlractue terrific personality the mos! beault ul hatr Na lonal Honor Nouety B ketball 1 2 3 1 Band Xrthne lerxante Club Norte-r Club l herette Club Plas QOIIIIIIIHCC lrom Committee l'r1p Lomnnttee Landx Commtttee Conte lon Committee lntere t port danung modelln Future plana to tenth bu me 5 educa tlon JOHN PF -KN DER Folsom Johnny General Us spectallw baseball Tounslups pride and jog peraonable itudent founul Student Court Ba ltetball 1 2 Cap tam 3 Nur xts Club Yue Pre xdent Soual Dante Club tolf Club Plas COIIHIIIIIEC Conte lon L0l'Ill'l'llllCC Chalr man Intereet ba eball Future plan to play profesilonal 7' bd eball Vp Lg ' '- . :': ', ': x X . , 5 ' ' . 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Ewle omgltrlan emgtf Oh so pretty bzg smzle smcere Band Color uard Green Ralder SOCIHI Clu L herette Club Candy Commlttee Play Com .9 terra Nlanagement Interet svummmg dancl Qi VK I to vor at t e e e ep one om? k h B ll T l h C X Trans-5 .,!2ei7m fu efadfmft' K v 'Non conforFgt '-hr reach the moon sctenttfzc lllobtbfll Track l Sorter Intramural Ba ketball -Cbkbtamp L o ettlo Club Soccer Club Social Dante ma ematlcs geo poltuc I'uture as an A-bdfe ll8f 793 QW JOHN RUSKEY Folsom john Academxc Smcere lates spaghettt alnllty to meet ay chal lenge Monitor Basketball 355C 'IXLYII 2 Varslty Club Int B15 to attend college tc, X al JJ7 LEAH SC QF Woodlyn e Q iff General Q Talk talk ta e determined Chorus Girls E Lsherette Club Interests danc mg skatmg sw: Future plan to become a medtcal techmclan ROBERTA SINIPSON Folsom Bert Academxc Pretty blue eyes sueetest of frtends understandmg frank Yatxonal Honor Society Student Councll Hockey 1 Intra mural Basketball Archne Green Ralder Soccer Club Pep Club Social Dance Club Future Homemaker f America Yxce Pre ldent Jr Red Cro Ytce Presldent Candv Commlttee, Chairman, Play Commlttees Intere-ts readmg, soccer, smmmmg, dancmg Future plan to work at the Bell Telephone Company JAMES S XTTAZ -XHN Elwyn Salt Academtc Slower than slou tall, dark 'n terrxftc great lmeman Monitor, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Plav, Yarslty Club, Sports Club, Golf Club, X106 President Interests sports, food Future plans undecided FRAN ROGAN Lelpervllle Franny Academic When Irzsh eyes are smtlmg nersatzle dreamer Jumor Class President Student Council 'Homtor Foot balll 2 3 Captam 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Captam 4 Track 1 2 Archive Sports Editor XHFSIIY Club Trea urer Sports Club Play Commlttee Interests Sports Future plans to attend college DORIS SCHEIBLE Folsom Dingle Academlc Full of fun popular no cares hate I 'VIonltor Bsketballl 2 3 4 Cheerleading 4 Band Yarslty Club Automotive Service Club Social Dance Club Play Commlttee Interests dancmg organ records swlmmmg Future plans to work at the Bell Telephone Company ,-,f-av , , 2' - K 1 7 t' . 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Usherette Club: Social Dance Club: Cervantes Club: Play Committee: Candy Committee: Cafeteria Management. In- terests: dancing, roller skating. Future plans: secretarial work. CARMELA SORRENTINO Leiperville Carmie Academic Sweetest smile . . . willing . . . active . . . Should I have my hair cut? Student Council: Basketball 2, 3: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Soft- X ball manager 2, 3, 4: Banad: Archive: Green Raider, Ex- change Editor: Play Prompter: Varsity Club, Secretary: Nursing Club: Play Committee: Trip Committee: Candy Committee: Prom Committee. Interests: sports, music, science. Future plans: to attend college. LAWRENCE SMONDROSKI Crum Lynne Larry Vocational Pleasing personality . . . height makes the man . . . foot- ball fanatic. Football 3, 4: Basketball 2: Track 2: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Varsity Club: Sports Club: Trip Committee. Chairman. Interests: fishing, baseball, swim- ming, football. Future plans: to enter the service. HAZEL STRICKLAND Woodlyn Boots Commercial Fond of dancing . . . reddish blond hair .... boys, boys, boys. Cheerleading 1: Cervantes Club: Automotive Service Club: Concession Committee. Interests: dancing, skating. Future plans: secretarial work. MICHAEL SAVAGE Ridley Park Mickey General Hot rod crazy' . . . small but explosive . . . aloof. Soccer 4: Monitor: Stamp and Coin Club: Play Commit- tee. Interests: sports. Future plans: to join the Navy. JOAN SINGLEY Morton .lodi', Commercial A mighty elf . . . frank . . . enthusiastlk . . . knack for organizing. National Honor Society: Student Council: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Archive, Editor-in-chief: Debating: Varsity Club, Vice President: Usherette Club: Cervantes Club: Play Commit- tee, Chairman: Trip Committee, Chairman. Interests: music, sports, people. Future plans: secretarial work. LEE SLOGOFF Rutledge MLW Academic Little girl, big eyes . . . brilliant mind . . . excels in all she does. National Honor Society, Treasurer: Monitor: Archive: Green Raider, Copyreading Editor: Debating: Bowling Club: Chess Club: Future Homemakers of America: Con- cession Committee. Interests: dancing, collecting records, swimming, synagogue teen clubs. Future plans: to teach mathematics. JACOB SHAAK Grace Park Jake Vocational Hard worker . . . car doctor . . . co-operative. Soccer 3, 4: Intramural Baseball: Soccer Club: Model Air- plane Club: Concession Committee. Interests: automobiles, building model airplanes. cational teacberw . H plans: to become E1 sa' -4-4? 'td' DAPHINE STUCHEL Grace Park Well Academic Resened good natured musically talented Interests music singing Future plans undecided PAUL TERHFS Mllmont Park Turk Academic Popular handsome n uell built what zt was was football National Honor Society Vice- President Nlomtor Foot ball l 2 3 Captain 4 Basketball I 2 3 Captain 4 Ba e ball 3 Captain 4 Track l 2 Var ity Club Pre :dent Sport Club Cafeteria Management Interests port swimming Future plans to attend college ALFRED TETI Leednm Estates Y ocatlonal Cute neat appearance the devil an his eye Track 1 ,2 4 Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Interests sports automobiles Future plans to attend college ALICE SYKES Woodlyn Spike Home Management Reliable worker enjoys a good time adventuresome Ilsherette Club Library Club Badmmton Club Prom Committee Concession Committee Candy Committee In terests baseball rldmg swimming football Future plans work as a typlst -.550 as 'tx CL'-1, J FREDERICK THEILIG gg O' - Cpzisom Fred General Sharp fella . . Aint that a shame? . . . good sport. Cross Country 3. Interests: hunting and fishing. Future plans: to work at Bell Telephone Company. ANN THOMAS Valley View Annie Commercial Always cheerful . . a sincere friend . . . the sweetest voice. Basketball 3' Intramural Basketball' Archive' Soccer Club' Cervantes Club' Prom Committee' Candy Commit- tee Concession Committee' Play Committee, Chairman. Interests: dancing, swimming, art. Future plans: secre- tarial work and modeling. BETTY THOMAS F0lS0l1'l C00kie', Commercial Here, there, and everywhere . . . excitable . . . long, brown curls. Softball 1: Bowling Club: Cervantes Club: Soccer Club: Twirling Club: Library Club: Play Committees: Prom Committee: Concession Committee: Cafeteria Management. Interests: riding, skating, writing. Future plans: to work as a receptionist. BENQ! I' Woodlyn 'glide 4 EV V N Commercial t U ab' ns .W easy to like. vii' m Meterra Manage- u c g turex ans: to xx'Qi4ix s i 4. l' ' We W NN A' 5 ti QQ XQX its QU TT? 4 ,Sf Ad' maui Lf JOANNE THOMPSON Kedron Academrc I have a Joke reliable a fnend to all Natlonal Honor Soclety Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Band Archne NBTSIIY Club Future Teachers of Amerlca Bowling Club Golf Club Play Commxttee Candy Com mittee Interests sesung muslc sports Future plans to attend college RONALD THOMAS Crum Lynne Ron Academrc Handsome ladles man everybodys brg brother Momtor Footballl 2 3 4 Class Play Varsxty Club Soclal Dance Club Sports Club Play Lommlttee Prom Committee Stage Crew Chairman Interests football huntmg flshmg art Future plans to attend college to study busmess admlmstratlon ROBERT TIEHEL Leedom Estates Bubba Academic Sharp dresser rugged lookmg just plazn mce Student Councxl Momtor ootball 3 4 Band Varsxty Club Sports Cl Golf lub I erests sports music Future plans to end col A E T O X ' Lelpervllle ustyto mind studzous and sophisticated t etyVLStudent Councll Hockey Manager 2 7 4 ,Crorus cretary Treasur Glrls Ensemble l rtrr rus chlve Gree Rarder Class Plays Scott Vars y Club A a la Cholr Future Teach ers of m na' Club mmlttee Sophomore Pro ject m .lun r oJect Commlttee Interests fpmsxc mg sport f hxon deslgn Future plans to W study cholo gy LEONARD TIPTON Rutle ge Larry General Everybodys chauffeur lun loving Davy Crew Football 1 2 Cross Country 2 Socccf' 4 Intramural Basketball Archive Green Raider xclass Play Soccer Club Soclal Dance Club Staanp Club Chess Club Flsh mg Club Concessrdn Comluttee Play Commlttee In terests flying dancmg: drawing Future plans to work as a dI'3.flQ'l3 X RUTH TRABAND , ,-f Holmes General S wpoke wuty Y unp'redu:table detests home work' Glrls' Glee Club Cafeteria Management Interests hlll bllly music dancmg Future plans to Joln the Waves JOAN TRIBULA Holmes 'Trlbble Home Management Whtz on we full of fun lrkeable Chorus Automotxve Service Club Future H emake of Amerlca Secretar Soclal Dance Club gg ml y My Club Cafeterra Management Interests lce skatld sp rts anlmals cookmg Future plans tofbecome rofe onal lce skater BROOK TOMLINSON FA,f? ,VJ if Inzeresung conversatronahst n erly c eerjul smile Natlonal Honor Soclety 1 omtor 001 ball 1 Basketball 1 ss Pl Pl'z?Commmee Prom Commntee Interests orts sit uture plans to at tend college A i I 1 JOHN WEIDOW HOIHICS ack I ocational Loyal capable mild mannered Concession Committee Interests cars motorcycles Future plans to Jum the Air Force FAROLE JE-YN YERDON Vioodltn C86 Jae Commercial Darlt and mssterlous industrious cfllmble umltef swdgnt Council l Ba l-.etball l Xrthnc NO1l8l Dance C ub Xutomotne 'ersue flub t ersantts t lub aw f0HlI'lllll6E 'frhool Ilmlt I afeteria Nlana tment Interet Q-1? or Join the Wave f t I LZVDV l sqft-ak LCLJJ B-SRA XERRUTIJU- WC -6' 7Qt1c Barb Commercial .Santa Claus laugh peaches myzryzfdvmplexzon LILUCIOUS yi -Xrchne Prom Lommlttee Chairman Tr Committee Plas Committee Cafeteria Hana emi-mt rfnferet port dancin popular mu rc Future plan to work a a le phone operator ROBERT W ELDON Nlarcus Hook Bob Y ocatxonal Good things come tn small packages exploszte sharp dresser Ntudent Council Wlonitor F otball 3 4 Track 3 4 Intramural Ba ltetball Atchne Y ar lt! Club Nports Club Plas Committee Interet sports cars profe ional ba lsetball Future plans to enter the eruce or work at Nun O11 Compans , 4' -f- 4 Q ,L 1 , . ,f l f A NANCY TURNER' 4 ' , ' 1 ' Holmes Nance A ' Y Q.- , 7 Commercial Unperturbed ', . . swoft 'n quiet . ., ynqtural. Cervantes Club: Play Committee: Prom' Committee: Cafe- teria Management. Interests: boating, records, dancing, football. Future plans: secretarial work. GEORGE TUSON Grace Park 6509013977 Academic Independent . . . adventuresome . . . silence is golden. Soccer 43 Archive: Business Editor: Soccer Cluhg Prom Committee Interests golf radio, sports Future plans col lege and the Navy WAYNE WALCK Leedom Estates Duck Vocational Seen but not heard' dependable polite Student Council Flying Club Concession Committee I terests building model airplanes aviation Civil Air Patrol Future plans to Join the Air Force SUE VAN ZANT Holmes ue Academic Sueet smile generous musical talented actress National Honor Society Band Archive, Class Plays Future Teachers of America Club Interests music ballet, dramatics Future plans to be an elementary teacher S0 f - I A: 1 . - '2 ' 66 97 ' 4. , - . : ' Q n L. , I I 1- I n- K. f SES U9 ' ,f I ' - - . . - . . 4 f is nl a . a , Z , I . I z I .I : , . scJ so ' ' . . . . Q R: 3 , N. . tti 97 , ' N, A, ,, p -V :Q 1 1, 1 H -A : :PIU C ' Q-1 1-B s. S51 ff C sg .M dancing. records, skatin . lflllI'C'1lltlll:Z to attend college 7' 5, , , , W Q , , f H ., A K ,- L QL scy ' Z sc. J ' 'ff to if' . . ,df 5' BAR . . ' . ll, ' m ' .. ov I 1 U9 ' .ts ,, . 7 1 . ' ' I , 1 . w 2 Ti ' H , ' G ' S -' 5 . . . g . s s: s s, ' ' g, s . sz ' ' s te - 1 ex vu' 75 ' ' ,, . . 1 ., .l f ' ' : . ' : 0 - . : N ' 2, , : i ' ' 5' i - ' ' I ' 5 .' 1 L ' 5 A . ss: ', ',, ss I. 's' . - s: s ' 4 Q PATRI NB RG Leedom Estates a ' Commercial Easy . . . rien y . . . . . demufe. In M rests: svsi mg tennis h seback riding dancing. Fu- an: etarial wo . 0 ERT ' N Kedron .. ' Academic 'es hair friendl . nito . A etbl gjladextsz spq records. Future plans' - X x w R 9 STEWART YATES Morton Stew General Amiablc and easygoing . . . man, can he run . . . big smil Vllestinghouse Interests: hunting and fishing. F Barb Tall 'n terrific . . . naturalxllslel . . . attractifkf BARBARA WENGER 1 W0 CG 7, 5 Basketball 3, 45 Hockey 3g Chorusg Soccer Clubg Cervantes Club: Concession Committeeg Candy Commiteeg Prom Committee. Interests: ice skating, swimming, dancing. Fu- ture plans: modeling. ERNEST WENDELER Woodlyn Ernie Academic Skyscraper auth a crew cut swell friend reliable Chorus Green Raider A Cappella Choir Journalism Club Interests dancing sports reading music Future plans to attend college IRENE WAGNER Folsom lrene Commercial Chatter chatter clothes are my ueakness detests hard work Cheerleading. 1 Golf Club Play Committee Candy Com mittee Conces lon Committee Cafeteria Management I terests dancing smmmmg Future plans secretarial work BARBARA W EINBERG Leedom Estates Barb Academic Graceful friendly full of charm Interests swimming tennis archery Future plans to be come an xray technician WILLIAM WIGGINS Holmes Hunky Vocational Cute as can be nicknames are my business a around athlete Student Council Momtor Football 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Trackl Varsity Club Interests hunting sports Future plans to work at Sinclair Refining Com pany K:- C JUNE YOUST Leedom Estates June Commercial Chatterbox frank bubblmg wzth energy Archive Cervantes Club Prom Committee Play Com mittee Candy Committee Trip Committee Interest sew mg port Future plan secretarial work JOHN BENNET Morton ack Vocational I luke gurls euasne doesnt make much nozse Interests cars music sports Future plans to Join the Army Morton FREDERICK BORDEN Fred Academic Beware of the quiet ones intelligent crazy hazr cut Interest cars Future plans to become a businessman ROBERT CIALLELLA Lexpervllle Bob General Pleasant addition better late than never rhythm an his blood Interests music sports Future plans undecided WILLIAM McCONICAL B1 Commercial Lelpervxlle Crazy crew cut argumentative clothes clothes clothes Student Council Track 4 Football 4 Interests sports current events Future plans to study law MADELINE KERSHAW Leedom Estates Madsle Academic Bullets my ltfe pony tall speaks so sweetly signing Future plans to study fashion design IN MEMORIAM NI XRJORIE SCOTT Noyember 10 1939 February '73 1994 W e do not lo f the one we low, they only U0 before Where there 1 curl: IIIIW life where sorrow IS no Ill 0 TC And there the oul will ihsns lne, and peace IS ex ery where W e do not lo L the om w, lox e, Cod takes them ln IIIS care I' I Est D H X ll LL 11 ' ' S S I 1 . 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A A 23 43 MOST LIKELX TO SLCCEED J Smgley and J B Seller Y FRIENDLIEST A Thomas and C Jones BEST LOOKING C Delozler and R Wrlght Sfars Along Y BEST ATHLETES P Novatka and P Terhes rx BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR J MOTFIS and J Crockett NIOST DEPENDABLE I Smgley and G Tu on , A A r fhe Way Av MOST EYTHLQIASTIC CLTEST Sanborn and J Crockett WITTIEST Hollday and L Reuben COWTRIBIJTED 'VIOQT T0 THE SCHOOL J Smgley andJ B Sellers MOST VERSATILE Novatka and F Rogan I- MOUT POPL LAR Carzo and J Pfander 1 if 'Z are . avr A ' t P. . S. Ciesielkzr and Crackle!! 2 l fe A Q ' 7' 5 L - ' ? e 'v L ' .1 U or F light Record Will It's better to pay Class dues at the beginning of the yearf, if u., K., -' ' he 23 STM' H Y, 'hy H '4 ffm.. ,... --333 Y' fi il-Q We I Holy i . eau' .' we hare a P.0.D. test this period. Noir here is an interested looking committeef, -Q x FII have mustard on that hot dog. Well, just how much money have we made on this Oil Can Dance. 'Someone tell Miss Hampton that the candy committee needs more clzangef, gas f Rockef '5 6 CrorkPl! rirlvs uguin. ' wiv QU' f f-QQ All You r'un't gwl nzrny frnm if, Hill, Don't uurry: nwmvflinglurr Hill 1111110 Ihvm up. I. 2 Hou s the weather in .4frim?', DentisI Bail .-lrvn'! prnms the greurvsr 7 -iff x N gf 1 fag Q f ., f X 7' x xiii? Cf! Q Junior Cadefs Bottom row: T. Plummer, C. Beynon, J. Rosato. J. M'illiumson, I.. Bisviatti, B. Ziegler, M. xilllllllli, P. Str- zulu, D. Langdon, P. Savastano, C. Pierve. P. Hiller, Shank. Set-ond row: H. Davis, S. Weber, J. Txsardozv, N. Roulyk, G. Mevhesney, J. Burnett, N. Yates, J. Datil- lo, R. Renner, YV. Davis. Third row: G. Thornton, B. Bottom row: K. Delaney, M. K. Elia, T. Cordun, D. Clausis, E. Hansen, J. Slavk, B. Thompson. B. Carol, M Wendt, D. Burchell, A. Locke, B. Gaveiit, D. Legge Second row: H. Baynes, WK Pepperman, K. Rummel, P. Trusty, P. Riley, B. Agnew, D. Beattie, B. Seiverd, C Baldwin, J. Holiday, M. Evans, B. Foreacre, F. Arnold, 581-13 Hasvhak, J. Slate, M. A. Tarr, J. Booth, P. Albee. P Eaton, B. Boyer, Y. Brac-kney, R. Forsythe, F. A. Berk heim, J. Moore. J. Bulisky, W. Mervin. Top row: Y Daliessio, P. Nyce, A. I.o1'khart, Wh Svhumacher, R Blake, H. Young, W. Hill, L. Chestnut, C. Dombay, R Lavendar, N. Edmonson, A. Victor. CLASS L. Jones. Third row: N. McNulty, N. Zesewitz, K. Wals- ton, C. Strimel, R. Mivkey, S. A1-hey, M. Matthews. E Strzala, D. Contestible, L. Harvey, R. Sabatura, J. Daltry Top row: B. Brody, F. Rummel, D. Darrah, J. Evans, M. Charlton, J. Rice, K. Party Ka, 0. Barley, N. Wvood burn, T. McCormick, B. Robins, I.. Rieter, J. Hoover. QQ GAG Bottom row: R. Macellaro, P. NIcHale. XI. J0hnSl0H, P- N. Erneat, M. Reed, D. Kohlhrenner, J. Klingerman Ru-sel. D. NIl'3Il1ll6Tl, E. Difiave. J. Parker. J. Leigh, A. Ilaynie, B. Comfort, A. Hun-hinfon. T. Evan-, B A. Duholino. C. Jewon, M. Houfe-r, P. Marley, Pi. Hor- lilunilmrg. Top ron: ll. Rivhard, 5. De-ll'Orfim'e-, C mann. Second row: J. Logan, J. Boyle. 5. Mow, S. Reid, Saniuolfon, A. Firth. I.. Bom-n, D. Wagner. W. Crush li. Mabry, ll. Nie-ve, NI. Bollinger, P, Ko-enan, J. Reyn- W. M1-Gonigal, D. Conslan, H. Cambrill, C. Herman oldf, J. Oillanlyn, F. Thompfon, Wi. Thomson. Third D. Griffith. row: J. Conner, J. McNerney, R. Trasatli, J. Naurnann, f Energetic juniors lost no time in getting into the swing of things this Year. Claus officers were elected early to he-lp organize- and supervise the lllLlllV'lH'fl- jf-1-tslistcfl on the junior ealendar. Yietorious 4'iIlllllIlillf'S were Donald Griffith. fliresitlcwlzr Ronald Simpson. vice president: Nlarlene Xxieau-r, treasurer: and o-ann IIIQICFIIILIII. secretary. illlllf Class of 1937 lean-s school thi, June- with lllilllf' pleasant nu-inories of the fun. co-ops-ration. and companionship of thu- past fchool term. Nleinhc-rs of the class are eagerly looking forward to and planning for ll bury benior year. Bottom row: N. Devenney, A. Yeeles, P. Del Prado, G. row: L. Divan, WI W'illiams, R. Kilvington, J. Swavely Brazas, l.. Caltabiano, ll. Cessig, M. Gabriel, E. Baroni, Y. Marley. C. Forsberg, A. l'zdivinis, C. Forsberg, C C. Mr'Cuire, NI. Stocker, J. Langille, A. JI. Svhultz. E. lliti-hell, H. Weightman, R. lilmer. Top row: R. Marler Baroni. Second row: J. Phillips, D. Marlelli, J. Zet- H. Shenamen, R. White, R. Bennet. R. Sabatura. C. Tu- nn-yer. J. Ricketts, J. Neal, B. Srull, B. Dickerson. M. son, R. Gardner, C. Kime, T. Sangillo. Palladino, N. Madison, N. Polvino, D. Dorman. Third Y L l - 4 .- ollom ron: J. Rippvl. A. Uulznisi. II. Fuloui. A. Pen- run: YY. R1-illy. C. Xxliilmun. NI. Tanning. J, S1'IlNt'IZCI' nington, I . Ni-Ixmi. J. Wliillry. NI. A. Liilnulie-. I.. Allicri, NI. iliittiluxaiiiin. J, Kriilxrnfky. if. IJiX.iIe-rio. NI. Tuul, li J lhliin-i-. If. NI1-hw-iiixill. Q.. 11oi'i'i-tml. Sm-oiid ron: Ru-Iv-5. J. Slim-un. If. Olin'-link, IL. Hriinni. 'fup rem: I. Flint:-. U. lliiliuli. IJ. IIJIIUIHID-Hll. X. I'm'Iuna-. Nl. lliivinl- W. l'riu'tlm'. I.. Muir. YI. Iiriiliw. NN. limp. I . ilruff. K In-. 5. Wi-ielms. l'. Nliillllvns. NI. I.. NX 1-ir, J. I7r0fin0. M. I'IIl'IIl. Ii. llrighl. I'. Fla-rgcll, J. Blair, I.. Gold:-l', li ulducll. lrniu Ilupkin-. A. GIUIIIIJUIH. J. I'I1iIIips. 'fhird Lluxnplycll, A. Ifullz. Bottom ron: J. Wliltfon, J. Mangimo, F. Winters. J. Lougheed, J. Heron. Fdnu Hughei, BI. Tobin. NI. Cav Weinberg. E. He-nrivk-on. J. S0lllIlt'l'll, H. Marlin. A. ner. M. Melasevru. A. Helurecca. H. Boyle. l7oui'th ron Ulugofz, N. Sgniford. J. Luunt. IS. Getty. Sem-ond ron: P. Green, A. H.iInImrt. A. Ifrceniun, C. Stillman. XY. Illun NX. Gillen, 51. Ilogun, S. Mikel. J. Smith. li. Keyef. H. din, J. Fergugon. N. Nutule, O. Nelfon, XXI. Wciblc, J Hulmun. J. Dnrgau'ug1'. A. Fcutiiers. C. Moore. A. Yon Buchynaki, J. NX yall. l J Ilalo, L. Munulu. Third rom: J. Lauer, J. Fraley, 1. t K 'V' Bottom row: R. Corbett, I. Beehv. T. Crave. J. Vivaldi, I I T. Zuit-la. Ii. Smith. N. Clau-ius, NI. ffuniff. li. Con-tant J. Ney. E. Hohelman. C. Robinson. I.. Conner. Il. ' B WML in 'NI 'NI ' I' l'.ilm IJ NI: Ill . if PIN, . l'g -, . . . i1glllI't'. 1. ' Pr., . . lt'll. ll. Jas-ohs. K. llill. Sf-coml ron: Ii. llormann. W. Ilan- 42. Fleur. J. fiatona. Top row: J. fire-em-, R. Nlarllonald. nal-Aer. if. .-X. Jlrlieel. NI. J. I,dlILl4't'IYll'Z. A. I'ullm1lI1. If. Keesey, J. I.odf--ki, C. Cuzek, C. Frhmidt. M. A. Home B. Baum, J. Pele. Third row: J. Carroll, J. I.ind-ay N. Wagner. J. Onorato. J. Warrington. E. Pattie. J. Mer- . vin. R. Peppleman. I.. Cole, W. Wright, C. Fromal. H. , lfalck. The sophomores had already taste-tl of high school lift- and were eager to start the tall season. lhey t'IlIllllSlllFlIt'2llly 1-ntc-rf-4l into many and xaried af-- t1vltles.tl1e llrstol whlvh- the salt- UluiillI'lrIlllilrl'1ll'4lr prow-tl quite- Sllf'1'l'rhi.lll. Other important eu-nts inclurlt-sl tht- sophomore Alrrtilllllf on February 'L and a parents' night on February 120. ln April tht- sophomores portrayed their dramatic ahility in tht- presentation oi' three one at-t play s. ln the latt- spring: tht- sophom ores 4-nlmt-tl a 4-lass partx' XNlllt'll llf-t'al1le-el the end ofa happy and rt-wa1r4litigye'ar. 'lihiis has tnatle possilile- mostly llll'0llQ,'ll the efforts of the sophomore class sponsors who sllowwl at sincere interest in the activities of the class. Bottom ron: J. Hopkins. C. Lake. IJ. Shanko. E. Eaton, E. Schartner. A. King. J. Court-haine. A. Weinde-I. tl. Fvhuster. Ser-ond row: C. Andre-ss, R. Kaiser. J. Stillman E. Harrison. lf. Hirks. J. Novivlxe. J. Legge, JI. Ilanahan NI. llelle, ll. Sturhel. R. Oates. Third ron: C, Haherl J. Blithe. P. Liddell. C. Yeats. F. Barley, I.. Seller-k. H. Wood. BI. Arnold. I. Javkson. F. Cannon, D. Logan. Top ron: G. Kelly. li. Cornell. J. Hill. W. Yeats. W. Tickm-r. F. Firlein, U. Taylor, A. Strain. W. Austin, W. Stauffer, T. Jacobs. W..- IVV Bottom row, left to right: W. Grim, L. Memis, R. Lan- des, R. M. Cuarente, R. Palladino, E. Ricketts, G. Stan- ton, J. Green, J. Potter, E. Smith, R. Hayworth, C. Go- brecht, E. Morris. Second ron: R. McCllelan, D. Colgan, T. Marlin W. Davis P. Palmer E. Ciovannini . McNa- 1 , , , J mara, M. R. Tayler, J. Schappel, A. Cohan, R. Bischler 1 E. Roloff. Third row: K. Merlino, E. Mann. G. Murphy, B. Dickerson, B. Catsiff, F. Howe, J. Anderson, M. Tay- lor, P. McDonnell, G. Moore, D. Edmiston. Top row: J. Elliot, A. Porto. J. Youst, R. Haynie, L. Bowes, F Christopher, K. Cable, J. Kotz, S. Niece, P. Waller, E Shank, P. Petz, A. Thompson. FRESHMAN CLASS Bottom row: M. Dickson, L. Schmidt, B. MacDonald. J. Wright, Y. Wolf, L. Delaney, l'. Smith, S. Michaels. A. Perferry, S. Achey, Y. Maclfetters, C. Perago, C. Holtz. Second ross: R. Clower, J. Wittig, Wh Durfor, C. Morrall, S. Grayson, C. Curry, J. Drake, L. Tra ler, T. Mortimer, C. Dietz, J. Dunn. Third row: D. Geiger, J. Rorsch, J. Collins, F. Tumulo. I. Holliday, A. Calvert. P Hicks, J. Estelle, D. Wallace, D. Ziteridli, S. Frehafer W. Eyonsky. Top row: H. Dunn, W. Blundin, W. Tyson G. Smith, E. MucBride, R. Coyle, D. Dougherty, R. Bor ger, WJ. Traum, J. Adams, F. Henn, J. Cole, B. Bullard V Jil 1 tv :N ' -mf.. 1415 . , A7 Z tg-Q. , ff I Bottom row, left to right: E. Boyer, F. Reynolds, D. Bell, ll. Lomax. P. Slalrin. BI. Plummer, 5. Benn-dit-t, ll tlourrhaine, J. Romlierg, Y. Ronlyk. J. Taylor, G. Ren shaw, J. Johnston. Sevond row: R. Lythe, K. l'aul, J Janil-Q, M. Hamilton, J. Hopkins. J. Gordanier, C Wendt-ler, L. Woods, D. Lake, W. Robinson, A. Green- wood, R. Coutant. Third row: B. Christy, J. Della Camera, J. Shirey, R. Formal, M. llelak, C. Hetzel. T. Sehreffler. L. Thomas, U. Wilson, fl. NIc'Kee, II. Payne, J. Dana. Top ross: IJ. llelozier JI. Wagner, W. Alex- ander, R. Zensen, J. Bradley, WV. Millard, J. Stefflar, J. Mullure, G. Allen, T. Gordon, J. Cafra, M. Crowley. HReady ,Il rarin' to gon acourately described the freshmen as they eagerly began their first year of senior high school. lluringg this year the students chose the course of study' which they wished to pursue and also :let-itleel on activities in whivh they would like to participate. ln this respect the Class of IUS9 has proved to he outstanxlingl. for its nu-mlic-rs llztve l'llllllIrl1lSll1'illlf 4-ntt-re-tl into sports. musical and literary organizations. and vluli work. Social affairs helcl were a party in You-liiln-r and a spring tlanef- and the inajor project undertaken hy the elass was tht- sale of tnagazim- suhseriptions. Bottom row, left to right: A. Charlton, B. Barley, B. Hohey, R. Pfander, N. Parvin, M. A. Torchick, A. Moss, Y. Nat-relli, J. Valentine. J. Gessig, B. Hansen, L. Petro- ski, Y. Adams. Second row: A. Manson, L. Rug, L. War- ren, ll. Pentland, S. Peat-oek, M. Sperratore, D. Armen, H. Nalale, L. Feese, H. Wendt, R. Kinney. Third row: D. Downard, J. Arnold, W. Fowler, R. Evans, J. Money, J. Kleiver, J. Mathews, B. Wvehrxsein, Y. Lykins, ll. Me- Nulty, l.. Campbell, A. Farhet. Top rom: E. Shaak, D. Sellers, T. Linder, R. Ortolano, R. Lubberman, R. Mv- lileod, J. llirkerson, ll. Nlorman, W1 Osehoslti, J. Greine, R. Booth, J. Madison, E. Harrison. Bottom row, left to right: R, Goldberg, J. Dean, J. Coldsssorthy, ll. Julian, ll. Jacobs, J. Whitley, C. Yates, J. Lloyd, C. Yincent, B. Tipton. Y. Jones. C. Johnson, J. Becker. Second ross: C. Durian, C. Cluufius. R. Ca- pazzoli. D. Dihlaio, J. Louletta, JI. McGraw, 5. Stewart, J. Miller, F. Hancock, H. Kolbrenner, B. Ferry, L. Cop- penr, D. Rolerbach. Third row: N. Haliuka, J. Rose, P. Bottom row, left to right: R. Lytle, B. Dawson, D. Tighe ll. Armrtrong, R. Marci, R. Alfeclle, C. Cafra, ll. Suyif- no B Tro lev 'Y Golec L Greene D Feinberg 'iec IH , . 3 U , A . , . , . . .. ond row: W. Martin, P. Marley, R. Haschak, Y. Hrbek, S r N. C. Williamson, L. Pritchett, J. Larney, Qf. Rose , .v Klumbach, H. Maaon, F. Donato, C. Quigley, S. Elluis s Marley, R. LaFrance, D. English, A. Stoeffer, D. Faix S. Findel, S. Baynes, R. Tribulas, C. Singleton, J. Brun ke. J. Young. Fourth row: B. Major, T. White, M. Ber man. N. Webb, J. Atchison, J. Martino, K. Klotz. C Reynolds, R. Lindsay, D. Hetherington, R. Harper, R Weeuir, G. Smith. C. Sonizano. Third ron: A. Cole, W'. Rolef, C. Fromal, C, Yoder, A. Kifrides, ll. Foltz, J. Bombay, li. Baron, D. Aires, R. Zannier, H. Wynne, R. Caldwell, E. Green- ys ood. Fourth row: A. Neubert, F. Anderaon, W'. Stocker, P. Lorentz, J. Miller, F. Kellerman, F. Shaffer, C. Laird, D. Tilton, W1 Zimmer, R. Shappel, F. Kleiorz. lffl QQ1 .A 6 tm' ft .99 nd fi UNDERCLASS SPONSORS Bottom row C Em M Cuppy M Burke Top row Bottom row Y Her ey NI Gibbon C Moore Top E Peters P Lapadonna fhe undercla spon or probabls one of the mo t IIIIIJOFIJII1 roup at Rldlu 'Iowsn hlp mn Je ca lfl0tl 1 tlc llllillllf' heroe ofthe IC u N Ihex Wlllllf' the IDOICXIIII emor to tie rwht path of character and cholar lup, hopmff to make them our model cxtxzen of the future It 1 thew UIYIIIU iduce to the undercla men who mold wounv ter newlw lndependent, lnto capable dependable, wounff men and women Hate off to the underclaba pon or whose Job determlne the future of our leader: of tomor row row H Wynne J Wagner L Shlaler FRESHNIAN DPONDORS Bottom row NI 'Nu Y Ixauffmann S Economo: Top row: P. .lacxk R. Aiken. J i Q 17 ffl X RA ,A DUANON Q1 -1 f' ,li A X ,, fy f- 'fi' ff? ,fff fd f , wr + 'IWW Q 5. ly IS 'xi in 21,3111 f. 212 5 : Q f - 47' . I f V a -Virjisf' 'f ,V ,A 'erin , .. - ,H 1 4 .Jig L1 .N ' 4 Z ,A 1 Qi fm.-K ,. .S1, 7111 . ., 'Vf n'l'l-A'1'l,,If'l' . ' 'frpfjlf 1 , KX -S R Q 6 ,f , 1, my , Q 5, , , , mx . ,ff. , I, .4 , 4 . . if ., 1 ff '5 0.1 ,- ' I 3 v V 5 lvl an- , r -s T7'n-. .A x4 .H A ' f ru 3-p m 5 1, 49' 4 ,K ' W , .f!3f',.1f f Aww: G it A s ,. A .,, XI X 'Qs '31 be f 122,75 h 'V 4 Q , 'Qsg-iw J f 0, wx Wg '42 va 'SF f- Q, X, , Fi vb L ..... LH, .4554 'Qfi 5 , A I .1 1 2' ART 'gljaint and brush! Pen and ink! These are only some of the tools of self expression uti- lized by Ridley 'l'ownship's art department. With these and other implements students have created eye-catching displays and works showing great prom- ise. During the past year young artists could be found modeling in clay, decorating glasses, and painting in both oils and water colors. Many completed pic- turesque charcoal and chalk drawings while others worked with India ink on landscape scenes. Those interested in de- signing created styles of dress as well as wallpaper and fabric patterns. Vvith the excellent training given it is not surprising that several art majors achieved high recognition in competition which they entered under the supervision of Hrs. Ruth Palan- cia, department head. Y li NN g M K Bla.. N 5 E 5 A l W A 2 ' 'jmhxt W , W L ii C . ' ' o' 4 3. T- 1 X Ma, Too bad there aren't enough seats. gfgv' ' ' r ,an Who has my color flurry? 'Twus the week before Christmas. Mrs. Hoffman. are you sure lhis thing's I wonder If Im Supposed 'O Iaugh?n plugged in? COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS The business education department of Ridley Town- ship, under the direction of Francis X. Benischeck, pre- pares students for varied types of work in the business world. Subjects included in the curriculum for CUIIIIIICT- cial students are typing. shorthand, clerical practice, book- keeping, and secretarial training. Using the exceptionally fine facilities found in the school, students of Ridley Township learn and practice the techniques which they must master in order to be eligible for positions as stenographers, typists, file clerks, office workers, and bookkeepers after graduation. .f l UCOUIP H0143 Howard. you can do better 63 U than that. is 1- The sooner you pay attention, the faster youull get out of here. :ia-1 This is typing? This girl has it nzrulvf' YI It's like this . wc. szvnvrul math run be ' X I Q 1 u as ztcrmtinaf' ,- 3 -1 v ': x .-b-4' W MATHEMATICS Host people ncvcr consider the plzmning or training re- quire-fl in constructing 21 huilal- ing. roaul. or hriflgc. Time and 1-ncrgy must huxc hccn spent, yct the basic foumlation was luifl on high school mathe- matics. Rixllcy Townslxip stuclcnts luivc thcir choicc of aclvancctl math for thc collm-gc-prcparutory course, l,lllSlIlPSS math for the l'0lllllI1'l'l'lAll. amsl gc-ncrul math for the vocational. Advanced lllillllf'lllillll'S inchulc Algebra I K II, pluuc anfl solicl geometry, auul plunc trigonomctry. Although many students will not utilize ull of thcir mathe- matical training in their future xocation, all who master the fundamentals of systematic lllllllilllfl arc uhlc to cope with their cvcryclay problems. 'KKeep your vycs on the IIUIlf'll.N 3 nil! Very nice Carmen but uhat is 1 'N-f -4 SOCIAL STUDIES Studying the errors and achievements of society is a valuable asset to all. These benefits are pre- sented to many by the social studies department through courses in civics, American history, world history, problems of democracy, and a newly added course of sociology. The purpose of these studies is to reveal to us the problems and events of the world's past. It is through the study of by- gone days that we are guided to an understanding of our present and brighter future. So it is today that social studies is one of the m o r e important. and lately more emphasized courses at Ridley Township High School. S-.. t Nr i,,,nmw Where's the jokes?,' Peek-a-boo, I see you. ' Why study this? I'll never be President 6 SCHOOL BANK The school bank, often referred to as the Thrift Club, is operated entirely by commercial students. Supervised by Francis X. Beniseheck, proper banking procedure is carried on even to the extent of deposit and withdrawal slips and printed bank books. Yarious classes, clubs. and other activities as well as individuals hold ac- counts in this organization. xx X I love money , x DRIVER TRAINING .-r-- The door of doom. Is there that much in my account? And away u'e gof' 4'Now don't be nervous. I'm not going to bite you. Just forget I'm here. Many students remember hearing these same words from a state trooper while taking their driving test, the climax to their driver's education course. Driver train- ing lasts for one semester during which time the fundamentals, principles, and rules of safe driving are studied and practiced. Through it, ability to handle situations and common road courtesy are acquired. ., L If P - ' 1 :fi X T 111 if J if A, 3 6i'i g . f- 8 yi x K 'YMQW' 7 , H,:2P5f7M1 4 4 ,I Q . f 1 2, 1 ' 77 ',' 1., wat, 2 ' . vu-9545-3 ,K gi Q M, ...vs Aff- ' A554 ..f--- 'f' ,. ,:. 7i..w4Eg' A ,-- f .,Y . N ' M ' Y PHYSICAL EDUCATION and HEALTH Were learning to fly'. ' For an instant you see a body arched gracefully in the air-and then-a sickening thud. Another gym student bites the dust. Education of the body is just as important that of the mind. For this reason health and physical education are required courses. In health classes the students are guided along the paths of proper care of our wonderful machinefthe body. How to avoid accidents and repair them is also a large part of this course as are the functions and diseases of the anatomy. In gym classes students are given valuable lessons in teamwork and sportsmanship. Not only seasonal sports but also gymnastics and calisthenics are included in the curricular. During this school year many new sports have been introduced such as archery and lacrosse. Thus our students learn what is physical fitness and how to keep it that way. . . . so after I heard the bang, I lool-:eclg uml llzere was my hand . . . 68 in the door. ls tlzis a school or a zo0?', lt must have been a terrible accideruf' 0 69 6, 9'-4 ..Q - S x r Y 2 My isfzfl- ivy CAFETERIA MANAGEMENT Wie ure wlmt wo 1-ullu Nulrilious, wvll-huluncecl meals are consistently svrvwl in Ricllf-y Townshipl cafeteria. Miss Lush :incl Hrs. llonohuv. the high school supervisors, have lwpt u constant flow ol' now isle-as unml chuugm-5 to make our menus of am inte-rl-sting suricty. The- Cafvtvriu has uf its goals tho svrxing of ggoocl fooml in 1 we-ll-balauive-fl proporlionf all an minimum 4-oft to thc- high school t stuflvnts. is an ru-Full. me- can fan thart Ihr- slush-nts of liicllev g 5 Township are of thai- ln-st lion-alum-, Wo url- what we cull' 1 F Rh 4 25,5 nr.. l Come and get it. nl Mary Ann, will you slop splashing? The Lineup Y ,R No work for us, lodrzfs 'hongie day' Ur Wynn. you mustn'l let trilles bother you. S- CouIdn'! you find un easier uviy lo get out 0 LIBRARY One of the most vital departments in any high school is the li- brary. There, one can find numerous and var- ied types of books, magazines, pamphlets, newspapers, and other periodicals. These are of immense value to the individual student whether he reads for personal enjoyment or to acquire knowledge. What's the dale? class? CLINIC An essential part of any school is a well- equipped and properly operated clinic. Ridley Township High School is no exception, for un- der the capable and competent supervision of the school nurse, Mrs. Erma Bergen, and the attending physi- cian, Dr. Larry btarer. the school possesses one of the most mod- ern and efficient clin- ics in this area. A U 1 M -nl ii, .- Cite her 26, ifs a day earlyf' ZZ I 5? K 121, OJ They don't appreciate my genius. Think u'e'Il get it buck INDUSTRIAL ARTS Specialized training of the voca- tional type is not included in the curriculums of all secondary schools. Ridley Township, however, is consid- ered outstanding because of the op- portunity she affords her students to obtain first-hand experience in in- dustrial skills such as electrical work, woodwork, metal, leather, plastics, and ceramics. The boys who participate in the shop program are provided with ample training for future work in various skilled trades. togethe I' 0 -1- ff That's a little better, Lew? ifi .af Z v I suggest you do it MY way. What a rerollin' development this turned out to be . X What I uant to knou is uho skinned the mt? ' SCIENCE We are living in an age of rapid scientific ad- vancement, an age in which great strides have been made through experimentation in many fields. Secondary schools of today must pre- pare students so that thev will he ahle to meet the tremendous need for experts in all scientific lines. Vie at llidlev Township were first introduced to methods of scientific studv in our freshman vear, during which a course in general science was required. Later, the use of microscopes to assist in the study of the evolution of plants and animals proved interesting to those students 'No wonder your answers dn erent, you re doing the wrong question. 'Fu X if ' a , ,f Ffizag vyww- fw I M M w if GR L' gf. ADUATION W XX! 60 M fZ W Recreafion Aboard af' ' .i' X .v4w 955 'I v Y Www Y ,wr C HER 3 YEE59 Asmtam is aw' HQSSELB C0 Lytefdff xl I 7s Urgg . 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'ww 'i'11 11, 1-- , 'Q j ' H' ' A. 'K 'jf ' i ' '- wth. ., V . , y. - .l-- -. .win sul- ,-11 f Q..xtf: 4 A , '1.,. , -g1Q',....tX.. If--1 p.' ,du -vA'i'fI. ' 4 QL.,-rr ' xfI1 .,,.l..-. A X 1...v P 'K 'f' ..,.. HA-- . 1' 1112 I.-.n.....m---M ' T im, . wlltzxt. My N . AwN1tLN.u:2L..:-1111, 4 fy N 1 ,, 9.4. ,. u.....A , A: . . .5 J v v TS: ' . -vw - ' A xv ln is X X tv: 'vb , ..zz::j :11,,,I,...:,f v NP an , , . V , - H... Nun- ft, ,..-4- V V ' N v K IQ '1,.Ln'-'A' ,,. ., ,N . . vvw I ' .TTI-... b ,,.,.... ,,,.,..-.... rf! , .,,...., vwr Q Bottom row: J. Poole, K. Hain, B. Hrbek, 9. Colklherg, ll. Hesselliurher, J. Singley, K. Hummel. J. l eese. SI. MvCafferty. C. Caehring, S. Ciesielka, F.-Rogan. C. Tu- son. Second row: J. Petz, W. Holmes. R. Simpson, L. Slogoff, P. Harmes, C. Holloway, J. Anderson, K. Lum- bert, A. Thomas, J. Youst, B. Verratti, I.. Tipton, P Uuryea, H. Duering, I.. Raynor. Third row: C. Tuson J. Thompson, J. Morris, C. Jones, D. Grayson, C. Delo- zier, 5. Novak, A. Timony, S. Yunlunt. l'. Novatka, B. Nlarler, C. Hokanson, C. Coliukos, Y. Maull. Top ron: N. Grant, D. Riddell, R. Leflar, C. Carzo, M. DiCuve, P. Davis, C. Sorrentino, M. Highley, C. Yerdon, Nl. Holiday, M. Tarr, J. Sellers, R. Llmer, J. Newcomb. -.. X .,.7f1'..u. Heat some more coffee, we have fifty more pages to do. l don't know. let's ask Sandy. tt 3-' ,irsm,, x -QQ fl- . Are you sure it u'asn't in the box? ARCHIVE lt was in the box is the favorite expression of those associated with the publication of the 1930 Archive. for after laboring diligently for six months the staff returned from ll much needed Christmas yaication to discover that .ill their work in the box had heen accidently burned. Some of the ashes remained iu the staff's memory, howeyer, and they set Olll once .iguin to complete their task. lt meant extra meetings. harder work. and at bundle of coffee nerves. but the stuff members worked in harmohy to produce the hook as scheduled. 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U I Y l gf , v, . 1-six - x :ti -ULN yr mx: E F , F 1 lad, H xp :OI Q i Y - Y Y Wh, I ' IU . . - ' Hi 'Ru X4-K 'x n rx WY 4-' 13 gulf X-L' H1-rs I : 'X 1 r A A . , I - A . . ... , , 'z --1 . ,. V' ' V' M ' W N x-, - In T- mf U-V - - ' .- 1 WH, Q .X 1 nl ,WSH ,M th: hr A K - Sh 11 nw: ci '-hv N ' piuxhp pgnzil A U 1 H1 : H .Il MTI., an--1 xv.. t 'I U b 5 U1 y Z wi 'ml-'I fllk' H g N 1 K . A: P I p Y ' Lv. .' v N 1 nm. un 'nz ' -' E X 1 I K! 1 fh- w .X X 'X H'. in W' 1 ' tu SCU W I I U ' VH I 'HT Uivv- Hx. S. .' k'll'ri4'lk: z ' ' ' I L' X 1- su pw 1 MR. CAPADONNA Advisor ..,.,4 V A .. 5.-W QYVQQ Helen, u'hat's this mark mean? All right. who took all the Illf'liS? THE GREEN RAIDER Tremendous improvements were made in the school paper, the GREEN liilljlili, during: the past school year. For the first time students were forced to compete for posi- tions on the staff. editors were chosen to head each depart- ment, and a constitution was drawn up by the editors with the assistance of Hr. Gappodanno. sponsor. After studying journalistic techniques, the GREEN RAIDER staff endeavored to abide by them in the presenta- tion of their paper. For the first time the GREEN RAIDER appeared at regular intervals and each month the staff hon- ored an outstanding teacher and senior with a front page account of their accomplishments. The special Christmas, April Fool, and graduation issues will be long remembered by those who read them. The members of the staff, how- ever, will remember every issue along with the fun and hard work that contributed to their publications. Bottom row: P. Capadonna, J. Petz, C. Sorrentino, B. Marler, S. Goldberg, H. M4-Gafferty, H. Hesselbacher, L. Slogoff, S. Novak, P. Duryea, H. Duering. Second row: N. Grant, C. Delozier, P. Novatka, P. Davis, C. Carzo, M. Dillave, A. Thomas, G. Gaehring, B. Hutson, M. Dilley, J. Fraley. Third row: M. Tarr, J. Palmer, P. Harmes, W. Pepperman, B. Hrhek, J. Anderson, A. Timony, R. Simpson, E. Wendeler, C. Keyes. Top row: R. Llmer, I.. Tipton. D. Hetherington, J. Newcomb, J. Williamson, P. Savastano, L. Bowen. THES Vffrh ,fl Shop Boys Design Gowns' will go in this space. BAND Happy Birthday to youf' liidley Township lligh School Band, for 1955-36 marked ten years of musical achievement for your organization. A very fruitful ten years they were, too, for in 1943 the hand had noth- ing hut a new director, a few old and almost useless instru- ments, and a great deal of spirit. The first appearance of the green a11d white uniformed band was at the National llonor Society Assembly in 19-io. Since that time, however, the band has performed in many areas and has con s t a n t l y come through with flying colors. Prizes won were too numerous to he listed but the crowning achievement of the years was the state championship won by the band in 19-1-8. For ten years our school band has excelled and this one was no exception: for this year's performances and concerts were considered to be among the best. Once again the band was well represented in Forensic contests and in district and state band and orchestra. All this would not have been possible, however, without the interest and co-operation of parents, teachers, and communi- ty. To all those who helped the Ridley Township band on its road to success, its members and the students of the school offer humble and grateful thanks. 5 - Bottom row: J. Morris, S. Van Zant, M. Cavner Weightman, J Reynolds, J. Thompson, W. Atwood, D. Contestabile, H. Waitman, R Oats, A. Pullman. Second row: J. E. Palmer, C. Sorrentino, W1 Row lyk. W. Green, R. Campbell, R. Schappel, J. Feese, A. Feathers, D. Tut ton, W1 Egbert, A. Firth, J. Cordanier, H. Mason, J. Yoder, H. Falout Third row: J. Johnson, G. Styer, J. Youst, J. Schappel, B. Caldwell, K. Cable, R. Leflar, C. Foresherg, T. White, D. Edmonson, M. A Tarr, E. Moore, R. Zenson, P. Lorentz, J. Collins, V. Rowlyk, E S. w... Ja .Kp 4 YOU CANT HAVE YOUR CAN WE BUY A 80 CAKE AND EAT IT TOO. TURKEY HERE? Shartner. Fourth ron: R. Fpenvf-r. J. Borch, I.. Feese, A. Achenbach, N. Colev, R. Mrlilellun, W.. Blauvr. Top rom: E. Smith. H. Julian. R. Goldberg. E. Boyer, li. l.omux. J. Drulw. I.. Schmidt. B. Edwards. C. Carzo. J. Taylor, ff. For:-flwrg. H. lliliavv. 5. l,LlI'lli4'i4, 11. Baldwin, D. Kohlhrvnnvr, J. Rofnlu. IJ. Ni:-ve-. E. Sanborn. Nl. Bollvngvr. I.. llisviotli. J. ljarvuvagv, P. Davis. NI. Ficlor-ky, NI. llunuhun, C, Moore, J. Smith, M. Caldwell, l.. Alleri, KI. Mvliccl. --011. 5.413 Cm' for COLIN-Y LEP T 5155 , , , -- 51.-lRCII. ' CHORUS The lights were dimmed: an expectant hush fell over the au- dience, the director raised his baton: another choral concert began. The students of Ridley Township are accustomed to hearing their chorus present concerts consisting of the best in vocal music and this year was no exception. The Christmas candlelight service, presented in December, consisted of varied religious numbers, each with a colorful, tableau depicting a portion of the age old biblical story. X0 sooner was this performance completed than the chorus members began to practice Easter musio and light popular numbers which they presented in the annual spring concert. Concerts were not the only activities listed on the chorus agenda, however. Individual members p a rtic i p ated in churches located in this area. Those who were interested in additional choral activity were given the opportunity to per- form with the A Cappella Choir or the Girls' Ensemble and to do solo, duet, or quartet work. Most significant is the fact that each year the chorus works diligently to uphold the stand- ards tliat have been set in pre- vious years. Each year they suc- ceed. 82 lano, N. Helinku, E. Moore. l.. Cole. F. Reynolds, C. Velcll, E. Carol, T. Plummer, S. Brirlclef, J. Anderson. P. Liddell. K. Brown- lee, J. Valentine, E. Feinberg, C. Jones, T. locales, L. Muir, R. W'eenrs. Top row: H. Vbod, R. Blair, K. Rummel. W. Pepperman, F. Rummel. A. Freeman. J. Hattie. E. Wendeler, YV. Hill, W. Yates, N. Nutule. W1 lforuvre. G. Kelly, B. Burley. R. While, D. Logan, B. Wenger. Glory to God In the Highest. ' K, Brownlee MISg R. WASER and CHARLES PRICE Sponsors 5 ' I fs 1- '7 -' eau!!! H mu!! i I -.. ':-. 1' 1 lw.. -wal i M'T 1 'I I don't think she is guilty. As the executive committee, u:hat's your pleasure on this issue? STUDENT An organization of students which directs and governs other students in the fashion which our del mocracv has exemplified is the Student Council. Through this group the students receive their first experience in public government. The council, consisting of elected representatives from individual homerooms, meets once a week to discuss problems existing within the school. Under the jurisdiction of the Student Council are such functions as the United Fund Drive, the LARRY REUBEN CONNIE DELOZIER V ice-President Tfeasufef MONITORS First row, left to right: L. Dicker- son. H. Hesselbacher, D. Schieble, J. Petz, P. Novatka, B. Sellers, C. Delozier, L. Raynor, L. Slogoff, B. Edwards, H. McCafferty, S. Ciesielka. Second row: J. Grace, C. Payne, S. Martin, J. Sattazahn, L. Reuben, J. Crockett, P. Terhes, R. W'eldon, R. Tiehel, R. Leflar. Third rom: R. Tomlinson, R. Kar- woski, A. Nyce, F. Campo, R. Thomas, Wh Egbert, F. Rogan, K. Hayne, J. Feese. 63 COUNCIL selling of book covers, the regulating of passage through the halls, and the providing of a reception committee to direct visitors entering the school. The Student Court, adivision of the council, is a body which tries the students for offenses against their associates and duly punishes them. Through the capable guidance of Miss Ruth Vvasser and Charles Price, the Student Council con- tinues to operate under all the democratic principles of our federal govemment within our own school. BARRY SELLERS President JEANNE PETZ PAT NOVATKA Recording Secretary Corresponding Secremry Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas ' First row left to right W Walck R Simpson J Fee e H During S Clelelka L Reuben C Delozler B bel bmglev N11 Wa er Second row H Wynne, F Henn D Con tance J Palmer D Trans .I Weinberg 5 Winter NI Weaver M Torchlck B NIcDonald T bchrefflar B Hud on D Lake Third row C ulglev Armtrong I-I GIONJDDIDI I Philips B Trosley S Nhchels J Launt R Clovwer E' l - ',-'Sf',,.v ,'. ',.q- ' ,. s,'. .' ':.Q',, LQFS, J- Pefl, P5 Dvwagka. N- Gfimbflll, YD- GFHYSOH, J- J. Merker, J. Dunn, W. Alexander, R. McClellan, P ,gays Fm sure Dee will mulfe ll fine teurher. Mr. Travis. 6 - - H1111 111111 is the balance in fhp 1955-56 For manv years an organization that was first known as the Parent, 'l'eacher's Association and recently the Parent, Teacher, Student's Urgani- zation has served the high schol in various ways. But earlv in April of this year, on the basis of a report given by Ralph B. Sharer, principal, and after discussion bv the group, it was voted upon bv the members present to dis- continue this organiaztion in favor of a more effective plan used in other senior high schools. The three main principles behind an organi- zation of this tvpe are to render guidance and financial aid to the students and worthv or- ganiaztions of the school, and to keep the parents informed on what is being accomplished bv its students. These three things are done P lreusury Io flute. .T.S.CD. effectively bv l'.'l'.A.'s in the grade and junior high schools, but upon studying records, it is found that no senior high school of our size in this area has an effective organization of the P.T.A. nature. It was pointed out that guidance is rendered capablv by the school guidance department, that financial funds are gained by organizations through their own campaigns, and that a more effective wav to inform the parents of student progress is through private interviews upon re- quest, and individual class parents' clubs. Certain functions that the ll.'l'.5.0. has spon- sored will remain in existence, however, and will serve as a remainder to students and citi- zens alike of the fine and commendable job the P.T.S.O. has done in the past. Rpnlgnlbprs jhgughl flugfillp 11095 no ggod to This is 1,19 fill!! HPQH vllfllt' !ifSfj !lIlIl0llgh llleyife 11001119 Ufgf Qighff' blllll IILUUI flll0I'ille.-, -91 AX 5 1 Al-1 4 Front row: F. Drake, H. Mcflafferty, B. Hrbek, H. Hesselbacher, L, Slogoff, R. B. Shafer. Top row: J. Singley, 5. A. Goldberg, J. Feese, Y. Bascelli, 5. Ciesielka. in qs... 4. T Bottom row, left to right: A. Yeeles. M. Palladino, C. Hokanson, C. Delozier, J. Morris, D. Riddell, l'. Eaton, R. Simpson, P. Dur- yea, l'. Harmes. St-cond row: S. Yanlant, NI. A. Tarr, J. Thomp- son, J. Petz, I.. Divan, S. Minutola, N. Madison. P. Novatka, D. Grayson, B. Edwards, Y. Maull. Top rom: R. White, W. Pepper- man, N. Edmonson, li. Tomlinson, W. Egbert, J. Martin, B. Sel- lers, K. Rummel, J. Grace, C. Czyzem ski. NAHONAL SOG M. HART Guest Speaker HONOR HY I pledge myself to uphold . . . ' The lovely strains of the Moonlight So- natai' penetrate the darkness of the auditori- um and personally touch each of the seated individuals as the most beautiful assembly of the year finds its beginning. It is the long- awaited induction service of the National Honor Society. Election to this society is the greatest hon- or which can be bestowed during the high school years. It is required that its members exemplify the major characteristics of a model student-namely character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. What more could be expected of an individual than ex- cellence in these four characteristics. Every student should strive for member- ship in the National Honor Society, for those who are accepted are highly respected by the faculty and their fellow students. After be- ing inducted it is the responsibility of the members to strive to uphold the high ideals of their society. 'f 'h. il' F. DRAKE Advisor Ei Someone tried to kill me. ls he dead? i , 1 The Death Bird. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Fast and furious was the best wav to describe the action in The Death Birdf, a thrilling three-act play which was pre- sented bv the seniors on the evening of December 2. Wlritten around the novel idea of a stage magician who gave up his art to begin a career of exposing fradulent spirit mediums and fake crystal gazers, the play was full of exciting situations. Unusual actions throughout the story. however, produccd many amusing situations and the overall effect was one not only of suspense but also of comedy. The work and fun involved in presenting the play will long be remembered by the cast, the play committees, and the play directress, Miss Dorothy Hampton. S almost Iomorrou' final they 11on't know their lines. Master, the cuIt.' They are here. ' Nm was L MISS HAMPTON Director Professor ,..,,,,,,,,,,,, Margarvt Caldwvll .,..A... Philip Caldlrvll Ada Reed .A,,,,,,,,,,,, Elvira Rorfd .,..... Swami Rama Idabellv ,lamvs .lark Stmvns .... Lili Dvvvrv Boru ........... CAST ': L. SI ff, C. Coliukos, B. Hrbek, K. Hain, S- lliijfgijerilkaiozi. Hollosvzi? Second row: J. McVil-car, H. McCafferty, B. Tomlinson, S. Van Zant, A. Timony. Top row: K. Lambert, L. Tipton, P. Harmes, J. Anderson. -- KEYYETH HAIN SAYDRA CIESELKA BROOK TONILINFON .- .............. ASNE TDIONY SLE YAN ZANT CHRIFTIE COLIUKOS BARBARA HRBEK CHARLES HOLLOWAY HELEN NICCAFFERTY LARRY TIPTON Call a doctor quick! --Oh-' Ymfrg engaged ln be married yn X What page are ue on? 89 THE JUNIOR PLAY One of the highlights of the junior year is the pre- Sentation of a play. This year the juniors did an outstand- ing job when they presented the delightful old comedy Patsy Strings Along. The play. which was a pleasant combination of laugh- ter and suspense. centered around Lakeland Academy and dealt with the efforts of Patsy Heath. a former vaudeville actress, to sax c ilu- academy from certain disaster. After having endured several very trying and often amusing trials Miss Heath succeeded and turned Lakeland Academy into a lively and spirited college. It is impossible to realize the amount of time and effort that must he given and put forth in order to produce a plav such as Patsy Strings Along. The cast, the mem- bers of the various committees, and Hrs. Martha Burke, who did a splendid job of directing the play, worked to- 1 , Trl'- MRS. BURKE Director gether for many weeks before the actual presentation, but the fun and companionship experienced during this time will be long remembered by the participants. Mmm, you're a good group. ' Hold that pose I Hey, look out for And au'a-a-ay we go. ' e eye . ' ASSEMBLIES I didn't know she could dance! This and many other similar comments were made throughout the years as students were dismissed from the many assemblies given. Through the diligent endeavors of Miss Sidor- sky, Assembly Chairman, many interesting as- semblies were presented to the student body for their entertainment. The various classes presented their respective programs plus outside entertainers, who edu- cated while presenting an enjoyable show. The splendid choice of entertainment has done much to make the lives of Ridley Township students enjoyable as well as educational. Commereiul .fixsemlzly Cris! Commercial Assembly l gh-:gf , xuww- K Q Junior Assembly .api Armed Services Assembly Christmas Assembly A CAPPELLA CHOIR For those interested in singing without accom paniment, Mr. Schisler organized an A Cappella Choir. The voices of the boys and girls participating could be heard blending hamxoniously every week during the club period. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CLUB The Automotive Service Club taught the girls of eleventh and twelfth grades what is under the hood of a car. The supervisor, Mr. Gorman, showed them how to do minor repairing and servicing. This club met once a week in the Auto Shop. CHESS AND STAMP CLUB Membership in the chess club is open to those interested in obtaining instruction and participating in the games of chess and checkers. Activities of the stamp club included discussion about the sav- ing, buying, and trading of stamps. The clubs met each week with Mr. Kolb. 82 ART CLUB Sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Palancia the art club was for those interested in art who could not fit it into their regular schedule, or who desired an extra period of art work. 1' ' - I CHARBI CLUB Under the supervision of Miss Marion Gibbons, the members of the Charm Club discussed social behavior and proper dress. For the girls of ninth grade, this club furthered adjustment and helped prepare them for the social activities of senior high school. COLOR GUARD CLUB Ninth grade girls participating in the color guard club were instructed in the fundamentals of march- ing in a military style. From the club Miss Sidor- sky will choose regular color guard members to participate in band activities. . . ,WWW . ,-,,g,,', tlfm- ' my !4,k4V4 W f-'----.,,,,, CERVANTES CLUB Ifnder the direction of Mrs. Virginia Hersey, the Cervantes Club was composed of senior girls taking commercial subjects. Those girls participat- ing received actual secretarial training by working for members of the faculty who requested their assistance. DAN CE CLI: B The Dance Club wa organized to improve social dancing ability and to learn new dance steps Nils Catherine Ent spon ored this club for the student of tenth eleventh and twelfth grades. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA, For those interested in entering the teaching pro- fession, the Future Teachers Club provided an op- portunity to investigate and visit various colleges. Sponsor Mr. Beck also invited teachers to outline for the group the many available courses. I' ETA. . mf CRAFT CLUB Leather, plastic, and woodworking were intro- duced into the club program for the first time this year. Mr. Styer worked with the members of the club each week giving them an opportunity to gain valued skill in these crafts. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Ridley Township chapter of the Future Homemakers of America operated under the di- rection of Miss Miriam Camlin. Much charity work such as the entertaining of veterans and the col- lection of clothes for the needy was carried on during the year. GOLF CLUB Golf clubs for both beginning and advanced stu- dents of the game were provided by Mr. Bartlum and Mr. Wynne this year. Instruction in funda- mentals of the game added another sport to the athletic curriculum of the school. BADMINTON CLUB The Badminton Club was another club new this year. Under the direction of Miss Penny its mem- bers learned the rules and skills involved in a game of badminton. At the end of the year both single and double tournaments were held. I OURNALISM Membership in Mr. Capodanno's Journalism Club was open to students of grades nine through twelve. Correct newspaper style was stressed in addition to proofreading and other ethics of journalism. NEEDLECRAFT CLUB To teach girls to knit, crotchet, tat, and sew was the purpose of the Needlecraft Club. Both the in- experienced and the experienced met each week with Miss Dorothy Hampton to learn more about these arts. QQ INDUSTRIAL ARTS FOR GIRLS That girls too are skilled in arts generally learned by boys was proved by the excellent work of mem- bers of the Industrial Arts Club, sponsored by Mr. Wagner. Projects popular with the girls included the making of jewelry, lamps, and stools. LIBRARY CLUB Correct performance of library services was learned by members of the Library Club, under the leadership of Miss Virginia Coleman. Students participating in this training program are qualified to assist in the library during school hours. PROJECTION CLUB Many times a class needs audio-visual equipment. Mr. Leonard Segal directed the Projectiopists' Club in which the boys of grades nine through twelve learned to operate the projectors, the records, and all types of audio-visual equipment for the school and local organizations. RADIO AND TELEVISION CLUB The needle was in place, the record was released, and in a few seconds those present were listening to another broadcast. The young people listening to these recordings were members of the Radio and Television Club, sponsored by Mr. Paul Shriver. SPORTS CLUB The Sports Club, for the boys of grades nine through eleven, was sponsored by Mr. Marion and Mr. D , Each week this club discussed a sport and practiced the correct form used to play it. TWIRLING CLUB The Twirling Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Marie Sidorsky, was open to both boys and girls of the ninth grade. Members of the club were taught the rudiments of twirling and marching and were encouraged to organize original twirling rou- lines. 1 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club sponsored by Mr. Pless was for the students of ninth grade. The members of this club studied current and past scientific dis- coveries and learned many scientific methods through observation and experimentation. SOCCER CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Robert Aiken, the Soccer Club developed interest in soccer as a Ridley Township activity. This club met every week for those who would use their heads and learn the fundamentals of soccer to help prepare for a varsity to play in years to come. Not only boys, but girls too, par- ticipated in the sport. WRESTLING CLUB Those who were interested in learning the skills and holds utilized by wrestlers were invited to join the wrestling club which met each week in the gymnasium. Mr. W'omer introduced this activity in- to the club curriculum for the first time this year. BASKETBALL CLUB Mr. Altieri organized the Basketball Club for the boys of ninth and tenth grades. Here they received instruction in the sport and increased their knowl- edge of it. f l 4 x y . , f Q C ' BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Catherine Eni, was for the students of grades nine through twelve. This club met one day a week after school for bowling instructions and team com- petition. FUTURE NLBSES CLUB Practical experience in first aid and home nurs- ing skills were only a few of the benefits derived from participation in the Future Nurses Club. The training received from Mrs. Irma Bergin, R.N., will prove especially valuable to those girls who enter nurses' training after graduation. fe SKATING CLUB The Skating Club was a club open to both ex- perienced and inexperienced skaters. Sponsored by Mrs. Dora Plummer the club had several well at- tended parties and . . . Oops! another beginner just bit the dust. TENNIS CLUB A new club introduced for the first time this year was the Tennis Club. Sponsored by Mr. Adams, the boys and girls of grades ten to twelve met every week in order to learn and master the fundamentals of tennis. IQSHERETTE CLUB Mrs. Addie Mease sponsored a service activity, the Ifsherette Club. Open to the girls of the senior high, this club ushered at class plays, musicals, commencement and many other school activities. Bottom row 'Wir Adam R Weldon J Sellers J Ru key J Martin P Terhes F Rogan -X Larmuhael 5 'Vlmutola L Lewendo kr J Grate Nlr lata betond rox 'Wir Vxnne J Blalr J Sattazahn W Wlgbm R Thoma L lemherg l June R lxarwoslu l' Lampo l Rueben Mrs Ross Top row J Hoover A lmprlano J Lampbell L Divan R Simpson X Nyce R bentlle 'V Edmonson R Thiel R Llmer Not Pictured D Lonnors VARSITY 'lhe Yarsltw Clubs are honorarw athletlc or dIllLdl.l0Ilb Wllll member hxp open only to bows and ffxrls who haxe earned a letter 1n a varsltw sport The clubs are deswned to promote co operatlon, lowalts, and honor amonff student athletes and to further sportsmanslnp through out the school lhe football profframs were publlshed and sold bw the members of the clubs under the Bottom rom D Rxddell J Petz 'N Frank N N Novak l lu-ses Second ron J We-mber CLUBS dlrectlon of thelr sponsors and Presldents Colder and Terhes Durmv the remamder of the wear the members could be seen workmff ties are used to purchase athletic awards, to proude sclxolarshlps, and to sc nd the warsltv hockes and football teams to camp late ln the summer Colder N11 s Prendergat J Smglew I Nosatlxa D 5llltllDlt' B Hrbek J -Xnder on Y Ba lelll 1 llelontr J Thomp on H He elbamlwr l Dtlanu Pop row J Walt on X Tlmony B Wenger lx Arndt K Lambert P Hlller T llumnnr P Laton H Nithafferty Not Putured l borrentlno ': . . , . , . I A, . s' ', .. X ' , . , qt , .. ,... , . ' s, . ,. ' Vx.. 1' ,. ' , . . ' ' ' , . V 5, . 3, . 4, ,. 5, . i. , . H , A. , I '. 'I . ' - , . ' , - 1 ' , . -. ' , I . ' , . , L . ' , . , . . ' : . '. -V .V I . i Q. S , ' Y v l . K I . I. ' P ' N l x w. ' . U I - V, ' Y H' regularly ut dances. Proceeds from these actlvl- ' - - r- ' ' . . - . ' . . V 1 I ' I v N r- ' J I' . . , . k i K - . 1 ' .. v. 'I . , . , l . 1 ' , . . , . F. 4 5 s - .9 v- - 'a I. ' , . a , . sa. ' ' ,. .. 1 . ' s - 1 - ', - 1 , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . . CS ff 'S X GRA DUATION dvr M , Q CQ' ' 3 Afhlefes Aboard F. CAMPO Jifgi'--'33 wg ' , . , If 5 R. WELDON il PN C. JONES 51 :'f fta q .fjf-ff-3 n .V . . P 'ff' , 'fgfijgfg V , f -- r .TTWQZYXA ,LM V, .- as F I W. WIGGINS .wi 'V' 4 SMONDROSKI P. TERHES C 0-Captain A. NYCE M ff' 1,. s- , . ,s 15- 1 fx.- . 1 IWW 9 gym. . fy 4..- I 'fi-,3 sa? 'Q'-:H ww' Fw 'Nr iifaikfi f 4-fail .-Zig ,iq gf 1 '31, ,-:A x Y..-f 'ff-if 'ff 4 VL: P ' 1 . -1 - um. . FI f :, 1. -,gn--., 'P ,AA , ,- W 1 ow 11 1 Hey, walt a mmute fellows ' W e showed Chester, L. Reuben seems to be saying. Q az 'manly www weiyfa Av wfihf Mg' -nz' ? 1'! Bw A N. 'HZ' 5 .Ap 1 'ivan is My-Y y ff: h ti , J, Lets go get em 1 4 E cg x I 1 - I , A 4 I -..M A- , , ----I .t L i L A . 1 l L , S Maloney N Edmonson J Hoover Mr Wynne Mr Bottom row V Dalesslo W Blumberg L Divan W Alexander A Gxombonl H Brewster L Harvey S Moss J Nauman Second row Mr Cala Mr Adam W Blake R Simpson G Stlllman K Waltson W Shumacker P Terhes F Rogan C Cannon I Blaxr Where d Franme s. ' Marlon Top row B Major C Jones W Wrggms L Levandoskl S Martm A Nyce L Smondroskl J Sattazahn R Thoma R Txehel L Reuben F Campo R Welden G Schleb FOGTBALL The 1955 football campalgn at Rldley Townshlp was not as successful as everyone expected The Green Ralders, led by co captams Paul Terhes and Fran Rogan faced a rugged nme game schedule which lncluded SIX class A contests After losmg thexr fxrst two starts to St James and Lower NICIIOH, the Ralders rebounded wlth a vtctory over hlghly regarded Chester The following week powerful Upper Darby took home a 28 14 vlctory ln a see saw battle that could have one elther way Then follovs ed a tle with Ablngton, a loss to Haverford, and successlve wms over Wledla and Norrlstown On Thanksgnvlng Day the Raldels lropped a close 13 7 declslon to a well orgamzed grlmls letermmed Eddy stone eleven Even though the Ralders flnlshed Wlth a 3 ol record Rldlev Townshm can truly be proud of 1ts team All through the season the team coached bv Phil Marlon dlsplay ed fme sp1r1t sportsman shlp and clean hard football Thls IS twplcal of all Rldlev Townshlp teams, past and present 509 Here I am Turk SEASON S RESULTS St James Chester Upper Darby Ablngton Haverford Medla Norrlstown Eddy stone RT OPP fl' Com some place? as gb! I - .. of - V I . 9 X . . . . L ,. ,, . lx D u s n . Q ' 2. . S '- I . . . . 1. . .............................................. 6 20 T S Lower Merion ...................................... 0 40 All 6 ' ........................................ 14 28 ' ' 1 .....,.......................................... 14 14 - 1 ' ......,,,......,,,,,,,,,,........,........,,.......... 40 0 ' ............................................ 14 6 ' .............................................. 7 13 Bottom row Mr Muller I Brunke W Graff W Evonsky J Dunn D Gelger C Wagner J Bradly B Boyer Second row Mr Alter: .1 Cole D Delozler K Daul B Evan E Roullf J Madlson C Payne J Arnold Thlrd row J Cafra F Icona R Clower L Warren E Shalk D Lake D McNulty Top rows M Burman W Weems R Harper W Bullard D Zltterelll C Dxetz C McKey J Harper FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The freshman football team achleved e best record of 'my team playmg dur mv the fall sport season The only loss of t e f1ve game schedule was a 21 0 defeat dealt out by Ardmore Throughout the season seventy f1VC pomts were racked up by the determxned freshman squad whlle the opposluon only scored a total of flfty pomts Coaches Mxller and Alterl have devel oped some outstandmg talent to ald next years semor high teams SEASON S RESULTS R T OPP St James Ardmore Bala Cy nww d Darby 104 What a mess this ts th ' . Y' . IIC' . R ' .. Eddystone ....... ....... ...................... 2 7 0 . ...................................... 13 13 ' j ................................ 7 6 Bottom row Mr Axken W Pepperman L Mayfield Czyzewskl T Jacobs S Weber T Evans N Polcmo R Klotz C Jones A Plummer J N6WCOmb E Top row F Kellerman E Moore O Nelson A Moore J Shaak Second row L Tlpton G Tuson L Greenwood C Qmgley R Renner SOCCER Dont emer kzck lt uzth your toe 5 :A ,, Hr Q ' '- ' L '2 1 T p si ff 1955 saw another advancement in , SEASOYS RESULTS the history of. Ridley' Tow'nship's Q . . j . . U A ls. Y I Q sports Through the elforts of Robert Aiken and Edward Peters soccer was introduced to the school athletlc pro gram The season ended wxth a 1 3 1 record, an lmpresslve one for a flrst year sport Displaying spxrlt 'md letemllnatlon ln all thelr games the members of the team led by Captain Chns ,lone showed how proud they were to be a part of ll The enthuslasm of the boys could almost be matched by that of the fans who supported them bome of these were merely currous at flrst but soon realized how excltmv soccer really Bow that soccer has been xnstltuted, It IS hoped that future seasons wlll be very successful 105 Ahmgton Haverford Upper Darby Lower NICFIOII lqlrard Colleve VARSITY ll55Il H5611 HALFBACK Nancy GOALIE-Pat FULLBACK-Nancy CENTER HALFBACK Pat INNER Trudy INNER Joan FULLBACK-Bobbie HALFBACK Pat WING-Judi CENTER Carmxe WING-Kathy Look out here I come' Now its mme dribble or drive that I8 the question Varsity Squad SEASONS RESULTS-VARSITY Collingdale Springfield Swarthmore Eddystone . Tatnall ....... R.T. OPP. 5 2 0 1 0 4 2 2 6 1 Chester ...................................... 1 1 Interboro .................................... 1 4 108 Isn't this beautiful hockey weather. Bottom rom N Colder K Lambert I Anderson IN T Plummer P Novatka P Hiller B Hrbek P Eaton Grant J Weinberg C Keyes Top row L Sorrentino .l Slngley KDOK IJlCll1l'CdJ HCCKEY unr- You do the flick this way Although the Raiderettes record for the past season s competition 1sn t too impressive, they dl play ed excellent spirit, teamwork ind sportsmfmshlp Each uctorw and defeat was accepted with a graclousness that was com mendable can plaw er, Blanche Prenderffast, and by assistant coaches llars Cosnay and Dora Plummer Under the fine leader shlp of these in tructors, the girls galned not only in ph! slcal prowess but also in character Thew all realized that without cooperation they could not have achieved the respect and good fellowship of the teams with wich they competed The season started late in August when eleven var ':. . , . , . x ,. l. . . , . I , . ' , . , . , , . , . . ': . , . . ' 1 5 . . . , . . V , .S Y . . . V V, I L C M . . ,. ., The team was guided by head coach and All-Ameri- N ' rv Y C' Y ' I a ' I n S n A 1 5 l v . V w A . v , b . w , - ,. . . J.V. Squad Sprlnvfleld Swarthmore Eddy stone Chester Interboro You me got rt nous but not for long SEASONS RESULTS-J. V. R.T. OPP Colllngdale ............................ 3 0 Bottom row L Greene D Tight? .l I-afney h Wig Ander on V Hrbek H lxohlbrenner 'NI Tormhlck gm V Klumbaah J Walt on D lxohlbrenner S ,mn S If dle X 'Vdrlll L, Hey gl I Bed Xhmler L Tran B Hud on 'Nl Tarr Semond row J fdylur L Delaney S bmyson 0 Lurry B Dal on b lalmer E brawanmnl J Becker .l SIIW plaw ers spent a meek at hockey camp ln the Pocono 'llountams -Xt the same tame members of the Junlor var slty squad attended .1 camp at 'Nether Provldence Competltlon was bevun on October 7 ln a game wlth Collmvdale After thls tlme the weeks passed ln a rapld succe lon of practlce crlmmaves and Games untll the fmal encounter on Noxember 13 wlth Interboro This last Game left a record of 2 3 2 for the sarsrtw, 2 2 2 for the Junior warsltw Throuvh vraduatlon the warslts squad wlll lose e12ht members mcludmff co captams 'Nancw Colder and Pat Nos atka Hows ex er, mans el10'1ble plaw ers stlll remaln and next wear should be a wen successful season 109 'No this uay U .... .............. .......... 0 0 , A ,,.. ..... ..... ..... , , .. 0 3 '- .,.................. ........ 6 0 is 1' - V n , . ': . , Y. , . Y , . Y- s , . , , ' . . , . . ' . , . 's , . .-- T01 :..'in , ..'1'e', '. z,'. l'k, N 5, 1. ' S, . H , , . ' . . ' I . ' ' , . ' ', -. , . '. . e , . , - y - s ' A . Q. A M . . . Y I 1 F. . N ss' ' s. s ' E-', ' C. ' ' n .5 - 4 1 ' . . C ' '-4 ' ' 1' ' ' 'I 5' 1' . ' .' A ' - v Q C - A '- t - v 0 - v 'Y C I- Q 1 ' - , - l . .1 ' . Ci ' H 0 ,f 1 , . Q uk I I I .D ' v T . x , v , L , V .V - v , V in u 'V I T ul T Y' n U n ' L - ' ' 1 1' a Ru-hte Ulmer, co-captain 3 1 Bottom row Mr Womer C Taylor N McNulty J. A. Carmichael, J. Grace, R. Karwoski, J. B3Cl'llIlSkl J CRCDSS COUNTRY Wlth a record of only one vlctory to ten defeats the cross country team had an unsuc cessful season The one brwht spot was ln the Invltatlonal Wleet at Tlarcus Hook when Town shlp placed flfth The record hook does not, however show the perseverance and hard work of the bows Led bv co capta1ns John Ruskey and Rlchard Ulmer, the squad was seen trotting mer the hllls and dales of Rldley Townshlp The team, coached bw Franlslxn Womer wxll lose flve members throuvh graduatlon Newer theless, the potentlal shown 1n the meet at Marcus Hook pronuses a good season next wear Ruskey R Ulmer D Grlfflth W Yates fop row Campbell T Jacobs L Colder John Ruskey co-captam They're Off I saw her zrst Anvone for tenms 9 SEASON 5 RESULTb Coatesvrlle Norrlstown Rldley Park L Lower WIer1on L Upper Darby L Chester - L Springfield - L Haverford - L Abington L Cheltenham L BASKETBALL 4 Q F. ROCAN Co-Captain R. KARWOSKI P. TERHES Co-Captain S. MINUTOLA 5 Senior Manager J' CAMPBELL D. CONNORS Up in Qhe air jf, Birdmenj' The odds d0n'l seem exactly even. -gxqsl SQL Bottom row I Pfander D Griffith D Connors P Terhes J Campbell F Rogan R Karwoskl H Wynn Second row R Sxmpson L Jones .1 Meredlth W WlgglHS L Divan Top row W Yates F Campo J Newman S Mmutola BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Nlr Wfynnes Ralders had a ood season ln thetr debut ln Sectlon 1 ba ketball Flmshln with an 8 11 record the boys cltd exceptlonally well conslderm thetr tallest man was only SIX feet two lnches Co captalned by Paul Terhes and Fran Rogan the Green Ralders alded by Jack Campbell Don Connors and Ron Kar woskl dxd much better than expected Facln some of the best basketball flyes 1n tlus area the Raiders more than held thelr own btartln stronc and moym alon rapldly the Ratders BOYS YARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OPP St James Eddy stone Lansdowne Cheltenham 'Norrlstown Hay erford Upper Darby Chester Lower 'Nlenon Cheltenham 1Norr1st0wn Hay erford Upper Darby Abtn ton Chester Lower 'Nlerlon pleased everyone by maklno stron showtn s .1 alnst such opponents as Chester Upper Dar by and other stron, contenders for the Dls trlct champlonshlp All ln all was pleased Wltll the team 1nclud1n Nlr Wynne who aye the team contlnual Cfedlt for thelr fme showmg Althou h the ,I Y team experienced a rather dlsappomtln season this year due to the lack of experlence the boys are exnected to glye a better showm as they move 1 to yarslty basket ball The team coached by Ur Cala, dtd their best whlch IS all that can be expected BOYS JV BASKFTBALL SCORES OPP St James Eddy stone Chester Cheltenham N orrlstow n Haverford Upper Darby Chester Lower Nlerxon Cheltenham Norrlstown Haverford Upper Darby Abmgton Chester Lower Menon 36 1 . 5 ' ' s ' ' ' C' s s . . . S ' . . . g I ' , ,I - V l no ' I Y ,s, I lava np v gl! , , 7, . . gn . 7. 1 . V . . ' ' , D . g ' ' , . . .. 1- 7 Y '- 7 I 1 Y . a g 1 . v u 7 7 A 7 U ' g g '9 7 1 1 ' ' R.T. - R.T. . 49 ........................ . ........---------..----- 32 19 ........................ . ........................ 33 64 ..,..................... j .................------- 51 34 ........................ ' ........................ 47 43 ........................ ' ' ......--.-..------------ 45 21 .......................... .................,,....... 4 9 66 ...................... ............--.---.--- 4 4 30 ,..................... ...................... 1 6 53 ...................... -7 ' ' ..--------------..---- 55 33 ........................ L' ' ' ........................ 36 60 ........................ ' ........................ 57 17 ........................ .....,..,.,,,.,,,..,,,., 4 4 45 ......,............... ' 5 ...................... 67 23 ...................... ' ....,........,......,. 34 52 .,.................... Chichester ...................... 26 29 ........................ Chichester ,,.,,.,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,, 35 49 .... ...................... ' .......................... 6 3 22 .......................... ..........,,.,,,,,,,,,,,., 4 1 64 .r.......,.......... ' - ' .................... 70 23 ..........,..,.,.... - ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 51 63 ...................... ----.-.--,------------ 5 6 19 ...................... ...................... 2 5 69 r.,.,.,,.,,,,,,.,....... ' '- ' ........................ 52 33 ,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,. ' ' v ,,.,,,.,.,.,,,,.,....- 39 57 ........................ ' ........................ 73 31 .........,....,,......,. ,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,,,,...,,, 5 0 56 ...................... j ................. ...75 34 ...................... ' ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.-, .43 55 ..,,.................... ' g ............... , ........ 60 27 ............,,,,,.,,..., ' ,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,.-,., 29 56 .......................... - .......................... 76 22 .........,,,,..,,,,,...... .,.,.,,,.,,,,..,.,,,....., 64 60 .................... . ' .................... 68 26 .................... ' ,.,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,-, Bottom rms: J. lfuhvy, H. W'ynn. ll. Zitture-Ili. J. Rubs-rlwn. C. Smith. A. Cilill N-rnllll ron: G. Herman, l'. Pe-ll. 11. llurtiu. KI. Cannon. J. liurllynski. Top run B. Major, Nlunugerg G. Taylor, L. llheblnut, W. Austin, B. Yates. KULEY 1 5 ' --'iv HNSHIP FUNNSHP The little Raiders had a rec- ord of six wins and nine losses. Although they had a losing sea- son, they played fine hall against strong: opposition. Nlr. Peters had a well-balanced team, which fought hard whether on the long or short end of the score. Some of the players you will he seeing in fu- ture years ure: G. Cole, fi. Payne, D. Sellers, J. Dunn, L. Clow:-r. C. l'1I'0Illlll, D. Delozier, and C. Dietz. Lower row: J. Cole, C. Payne, D. Sellers, J. Donn, L. Clower, C. Fromal, and Coach, Mr. Peters. Serond ron: D. Delozier, D. Luke, M. Burman, R. Cappazoli, C. Dietz, Mgr. Tutton. Third row: J. Brudly, K. Paul, R. Coyle, R. Evans, J. Borsch. Which may did it go? Freshman Basketball Keep your dribble closer to the floor. 4 li Now you know what I mean. FRESHNIAN BASKETBALL BOX SCORES R.T. OPP. 24 ....... ..,... U pper Darby ,,.... ...,.., 2 8 25 ....... ...,,,. S medley ,,,,,,, ,,,,,., 2 9 35 ....... ...,,. D arhy ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 T 43 ....... ........ E ddystone ...,,,,, ..,,,., 2 4 -17 .... ........... I Iaverford .,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,. 5 2 39 ....... ...... N ether l'royidence ,,,.,, ,,,,,,, 1 6 51 ....... ......... S pringfield ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 3 -1-8. ...... ........ C hichester ,.,,,,., ,,,,,., 3 T 20 ....... .... B ala Cynwyd ,,,, ,,,,l,l 2 9 37 .... ...... L 'pper Darby .,,,,, ,,44,,, 3 6 29 ....... .... . . Stewart .,..,., ,,.,,., 3 I' 24 ....... ..... H averford .,,,, ,,,,.,, 5 1 19 ....... .. Ardmore ,.,,, ,..,,.. 3 9 41 ....... ..... S t. James .,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 9 39 ,.,,.,, Lansdowne .,.....54 . 1 5 The warmers o j the bench. .Wk 4' B. WENGER H NIcC -XFFERTX N GRANT Co Captain P 'NOX ATIL-X Co Cuplam D SCHEIBLE D RIDDELL Q S 2 x 1 Z 2 i 5 5 -red GIRLS' BASKETBALL Let's really mek 'em up this quarter. 3 1 This year we founrl the Cirl's Varsity Basketball Team flisplaying the fine spirit and sportsmanship characteristic of Rid- ley Township after completing a heart breaking season. Captained hy Nancy Crant aml Pat No- vatka, the llaiflerettes workeel llarcl to bring home their fi winv5 loss recorfl. Vlllll' games against Sharon llill and Springfielrl were rlisappoints-ml losses by three anxl fin- points respectively. How- ever, they retained the will to win by cle- feating Chester, Clifton Heights. and Col- lingrlale. The LY. and 9th gracle teams hail an equally successful season by showing true Township spirit. lluring the 53-56 season the girls clis- playecl the fine teamwork necessary for a well-balancexl team. Leaving only two var- sity players for next year's squad the junior varsity promises an excellent varsity team next season. 01 .60 Bottom row: H. MeCafferty. I.. Delaney. P. Novatka. N. Cmnt. lf. Delozier. B. Pren- dergast. Top rom: J. Thompson, T. Plummer. U. Srheible, ll. XX enger, D. Riddell, J. Petz, H. Hesselbacher. 117 55.3.4 w BASEBALL Bottom row: Mr. Adam, R. Simpson, L. Raiter, F. Campo, W. Wiggins 5 'Vlmutola P Terhes J Campbell, J. Grace, L. Divan, G. Mortimer, J. Farkas, B. Robins Top rom B Prevette .I Carol, N. Madison, L. Maloney, L. DiCave, W. Haschack, B. Green A Bren ster P Weem N Wagner, R. Hormon, A. Giomboni, J. Madison. The 1956 Ridley Township baseball season is expected to be a successful one. Under the supervision. of Coach Bob Adams, the boys showed a lot of hustle in pre-season warm-ups. The team will face many top-notch clubs in the area and with good pitching and steady hitting the team should do very well. Captained by all- around athlete Paul Terhes and aided by Sam Minutola, Jack Campbell, Frank Campo, Ron- nie Simpson, Lou Divan, and other prospects, the team is expected to finish well among the first division. Everyone is looking ahead to a successful season for the Green Raider nine. Well what do you lmou, I Int nt' QA ,Y pun-uns: Keep your eye on xt Let's go Sammy babe. 30-Nether Provldence ............ ......... Away 3-Chichester ...... Home 6-Ridley Park ...... ......... A way 9-Cheltenham .. Home 12-Abington .,,,. ,,,,,.,,, A way 16-Norristown .... Home 19-Upper Darby Home 23-Haverford ....... ......... A way 26-Chester .....,. Home 3-Lower Marion ................ ......... A way 7-Cheltenham ..,..... ......... A way 10-Abington ..... ......... H ome 1-1-Norristown ,... ......... A way 17-Upper Darby .... ......... A way 21-Haverford ....... ......... H ome 2-I-Chester ................ .........L -X way 28-Lower Merion .............................................. Home 'Denotes Suburban Section League Game. . .1 A , ln Bottom row: D. Niece, B. Bickerson, T. Plummer, S. Achenbach, H. McCafferty, P. Novatka N. Colder, J. Slack, C. Palmer. Second row: M. Belak, J. Drake, J. Valentine, V. Lykens G. Wilson, B. MacDonald, M. Plummer, I. Holiday, L. Delaney, B. Lomax, V. Nicrelli, M Torcheck, J. Becker, V. Hrbek, S. Grayson. SOFTBALL '4Safel the umpire shouted as another . . Raiderette crossed home plate before the ball. With this winning run, the girls' softball team ended another season which displayed the characteristic good sportsmanship of Township to win graciously and to lose gracefullyf, QQ. .,. X inn...- Enthusiastic to begin another season, scores of girls, including the five remaining players, oiled their gloves and limbered up their arms. Then they followed a rigorous schedule of prac- :V tices scrimmages, and seven league games. Coached by Blanche Prendergast and Cath- erine Eni, the girls cooperated to bring about another record of which our school can be justly proud. Because only three girls will be lost through graduation, next year's team will open their Q lockers with wonderful prospects in store for their bats, balls, and sandbags. x l tl 9 1 Q4 'ami .nw V J f 541- You slid too soon Put wou uould haze been out HROUVWI Und Round She S0955 and 'fhefe 5 9 27-Lansdowne ...... ...... 3-Chester ...... 7-Sharon Hill 10-Lansdowne ...... ...... 14-J. Bartram 17-Sharon Hill 25-Chester ...... here, Helen. Home Home Away Away Home Home Away TRACK lp-15 .v1-gun.-.f -f-...-... ,...-.-w.,......,..-., Bottom row: Mr. Marion, W McGonigal, L. Levondoski, A. Nyce, J. Crockett, R. Klotz, C. Payne, L. Jackson, A. Carmichael, R. Weldon, T. Fortune, Mr. DiCuiloi. Second row: Mr. Ross, C. Jones, T. Jacobs, W. Evans, R. Dennis, D. Griffith, S. Weber, N. Policino. N. McNulty, R. lflmer, J. Robertson, J. Messick, M. Charlton. Top row: N. Edmonson, J. Logan, T. Renner, R. Jackson, C. Stillman, A. Habbart, H. Boyle, W. Hill, O. Barley, G. Smith, R. White, W. Thompson, W. Yates. Mr. DiGuilio's track squad shows fine prom- ise for a successful season. With fine showings from Andy Nyce, Bob Klotz, John Crockett, Norbert McNulty, Jimmy Logan, and other trackmen, much is expected from the team this year. Although the team is rebuilding, the in- experienced boys have been making a fine ef- fort to better themselves. Assisted by Mr. Ma- rion and Mr. Khmer, Mr. DiGuilio is hoping for another good season. X la D Your shoe is untiedf' I'll get me that bird. Freshman Track APRIL 4-Lansdowne ................................... .......... Away 11- ' Lower Menon .................................................. Away 18-Triangular'+Cl1eltenham, Ridley Twp. and Upper Darby 21-Lower Merion Relays-Ardmore 25-Chester ................................................. 27-28-Penn Relays MAY 2-Triangular-Ridley Twp., Haverford and Abington 5-Delco Championships-Lansdowne 7-Norristown ................v................................ 9- 12-Suburban Championships-Norristown 14-Strcamliner Meet-Chester 19-District Championships-Upper Darby 22-Media ......................................................... 26-State Championships-State College Springfield ....................................................... Home Home .Away Home X 77 ff IX K xx f 4 0 xf ' f x X f,f,, bxfx , f f H. Wynne X NX , ' f f xxx , I Q x, f 51 4 JA! B. Prendergast N 7 N C fwG IV S. CIESIELKA Captain Bottom row: 9. Winters. J. Klingerman, S. Ciesielka. J. Weinberg. A. Yeeles. Top row: D. Travis, E. Arndt J. Bell, D. Sehiehle, M. Weaver, N. Moore. stlQ's' ' NW- 4, f 1. l 5 4 , 5 QL CHEERLEADING Fight, fight, fight, fight, Creen and White fight! At each basketball and football game the cheerleaxlers generate their spirit and enthusiasm to the spectators anfl the teams. when the team flwindles in energy, these cheerful girls help the boys spurt on to victory. Although the girls are seen working at each game, this is not the extent of their activities. Lincler the guiilanee of Nliss Catherine Eni anfl the capable leaflership of Captain Samly Cie-sielka, the girls helcl rlances anrl solrl shakeroos anrl rose-ttesu to the stuflents. In these ways they have lecl the stucle-nt borly to greater enthusiasm anil support for the teams. Good luck, girls, and may you continue to keep up the good work. Yea bo, Team Y 1 'iF 'ff L. , ,. - G.. 7 -sgg ' 1 1-w fw fx ,: ' f ?!w?Z'554'.Y4?1'i'A . -gf .ft Y,-Fixx: -..' , -.1235 -'be Q-'ii-1 -.. 'Lg Bottom row: B. Trosley. Top row: A. Moss, M. Dickson, B. MacDonald, P. Armstrong. .firent you proud of your girls? V 'S .Sf ,Y M ,NVQ X X Q x j e. ....g.., C0 ' MBINED CASH I , -2- ,N JOURNAL A, EVANS STURE Nm. '73 J ffafpga Z 'cf' PATRONS AND PATRONESSES A Friend Mr St Mrs C Achenbach Mlckey Achenbach Debble Sl Johnny Adams Mr 8. Mrs Robert M Alken Mr and Mrs F Anderson Anna Mane 8K Smltty Mr and Mrs O Arndt Wlllam D Austm Dr 8. Mrs A G Baker Mr 8 Mrs James H Baker Barb Sz Ronny Barbara 81 Bull Mr 81 Mrs Ous Barley Mr 8 Mrs Robert Barnes Mr Sl Mrs Barr Sarah K Jean Barr The Barrowclough Famnly Mr Joseph Bartlum Mr 81 Mrs C Bascelll Ann Bateman Mr Sz Mrs James Beck Marcella 8. Mary Benedek Mr 81 Mrs Gllbert Benedek Mr Sr Mrs Joseph Berger James W Berry Mr Si Mrs C F Black Mrs George Blythe H Bottmo Mr 8 Mrs Henry T Bnddes Susan Brlddes Melvm L Brooke Jr Mr 81 Mrs Wllllam T B Brook Harry Brown Ellen Brownlee Kathleen Jo Brownlee Mr St Mrs Albert Brownlee Mr 8. Mrs R Buchanan Butch 81 Pat Butchle 81 Cookie Mr St Mrs Norman Cake Mr 8. 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RUSSELL New PIANOS Used Short Rzde From Long Pnces Cue Your Child the Plano You Missed' No Down payment Terms to 36 months Mac-DADE BLVD and MORTON AVE WA 88581 Folsom Pa PUNCH 8. .IUDY SHOP 644 CHESTER PIKE RIDLEY PARK, PA Chzldrens Wear Toys Gifts Weartng Apparel Infants to 12 Years Old HERBERT H WILLIAMS TEXACO PRODUCTS FAIRVIEW RD 81 GRANT AVE WOODLYN PA Compltments I THE PARENTS CLUB of the CLASS OF 1956 L HENRY HILL 8. SONS Harduare and Appllances MacDade Blvd 81 Sprmgfxeld Ave F OLSOM PA WA 8 3300 3301 RASY S DRIVE IN 2623 MacDADE BLVD HOLMES PA WA 89951 Our Pnde and Joy Real Italian Spaghetti and Ravlolt Jumbo Submarme Sandwlches WA 83075 CH 36336 DUSTY RHOADS HOAGIE SHOP Large and Small Hoagles Good Servtce Meat Cheese Tuna Fon- P,-,cos Steak and Other Sandwiches Good Work Prepared to go Your Patronage Apprecxated 2110 MacDade Blvd Holmes Pa 1000 Belmont Ave Mllmont Park WA 89896 I , . I I- - , . 9 ' I , . , O I . ' , . - I v , ' . , . Y PA. ' ' as . - . ,, ' . , . . ., . . 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