Roxborough High School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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PHILADELPHIANS HONORED Last night at the National Sports banquet, seven Philadelphians received awards. Six football awards were made to members of the Eagles Team: jess Richardson. john Youngfleish. james Homewood, Hob Griftith, Al Labrusciano, and Dick Michael. Base- ball award for Philadelphia was won by Fred Buckler of the A's. Slow Boat Leaves for China Among the many notables on a slow boat that left for China yesterday, eaptained by Eugene Kohles, was Corine Vergari. a lecturer-professor from Bryn Mawr College. On board were two very pretty sfewardesses, Dolores Subetski and Joan Van Fosseng a traveling saleswoman. Miss Sally Hendricks, and four A.P. Foreign Cor- respondents, janet Benedict, Mildred Douglas, janet Gill. and Adele Kistler. Agricultural Award Winner It was announced last night by the National Agricultural Association that the awards for the most progressive methods exercised in farming, pigeon raising and trapping are to be awarded respectively to William Sincage, Wilbur Miller, and George Dellaporte. The Theatre This Week By Stage-Door Kate Philadelphia audiences are being honored by the appearance of Americas two greatest living thespians. Peggy Long and Ted Howitz are co-starring in A Night in Monte Carlofl How- ever, Miss Long intends to go to Monte Carlo when the show closes. She will be accompanied only by her maid Wil- son, Barbara La Penta. ACADEMY of must BUD Rl CK AND ORCHESTQA www ALAN MSRUNEZ MARTY PAUL FRANK REALE SINGER BEVERLY ALD I MER NEW SONGS BY DOMTHY STANDEVEN N4'i.l!N6l.l! COMIC P6l?SONALlTl6S SPINNY HNLEY bw ww wh XB l ' 'jill , L L L U, T H' LHR ' l t I L,-1 l-I ,l,,.l.J-' , 1- rl- A Q l W -J.J..,C',l., gt: ' ' l l l l L l l l l I l- l,,I,l Ili l - x l I l l Wh have some nice icebox Cookies tobqyu 69

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INIISS ANN HAIT'5 NURSERY SCHOOL eBagdY'5 smvs GAMES DANCING SINGING DI CK BANSES ZOO r G, A N I.. fy' ADMISSION w e 2 'ii , E I- Je'-E DANQINQ IN.5Tw,crorQ Arilzuri urray OLYMPIC VICTORS RETURN Victorious Americans returned today from the Olympics. Sarah Virkler and Doris Turner in swimming events and Shirland Roussey and Don Kerstetter on the tennis courts have gathered laurels for Uncle Sam. Also returned from the Olympics are Eileen Shalis, drum major in the parade bf nations, and last but not least, the famous sports writer who covered the Olympics, Harry Taylor. HANNAH MAKES AWARDS This afternoon at the annual meet- ing of the Housewives' Guild of America, Hannah, of Helpful Hinds- Incorporated, awarded nine gold plaques to the nine most outstanding housewives of the year. Because of circumstances understandable to the reader we will give you only their maiden names: Nancy Barr, Helen Danes, Roberta Edmunds, Amelia Graham, Margie Kenny, Joan Longacre, Ruth Shaffer, Florence Dransiield, and Ruth Dornan. S ocialists bei ty muse Campaign Narrnnc !xXLus1QIQ f tzle1z XX!ir1IcTboHoTfZ, F-Iorange Leitch, in Philadelphia Norman Thomas' successor, George Spencer, and his running mate, David Noll arrived this afternoon in Phila- delphia accompanied by their three body guards, Dominic DeLuca and Walter McClennan.

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