Scott High School - Talaria Yearbook (Coatesville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

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A8 GBHS 'l8f'ld S HORACE SCCTT HIGH SCHCCL COATESVILLE PENNA i LASSOF I947 Qur Asplraflons by LOIS FYRNE MILLER Like all graduating classes before us we feel that Scott has held for us something spec1al something which belongs to us alone We look back not so long ago when we f1rst arrlved and discovered that our new environment embodied a new recrpe for l1v1ng Some of the old ingredients were present but these were over shadowed by the unfamiliar ones wh1ch challenged us to ut1l1ty experimentation and questron Even then while we tr1ed to make our own l1ttle niche when we wanted most of all to become a part of th1s happy whirl of work and play we looked forward to this our day when we would soon be saying farewell and au revoire Watching the upper classmen graduate we found ourselves envious yet apprehensive thinking that soon we would be among them trying once, more to make a mark trying to become a part of the world somethrng brg and something frightening With the discovery of new atomic powers comes the real1zat1on that more understanding will have to ensue if we are to live Trying to do right in a world such as that of today proves to be a tremendous undertaking we promise you future graduates that we will expend more effort practice better thinkrng and encompass sympathy and under We the Class of 1947 do hereby affirm that we personally adopt the Preamble to the United Natrons Charter we ascribe to this historical document we have farth that through these efforts we shall attain a practical phrlosophy of living peace of mind and PEACE Preamble to the UN charter We the peoples of the United Nations determined To save succeeding generations from the scourge of war which twice in our lrfetime has brought untold sorrow to mankind and To reaffirm faith in fundamental human rrghts in the dignity and worth of the human person in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small and To establish conditions under which justice and respect for the oblrgatrons cursing from treaties and other sources of international law can be marntained and To promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom and for these ends To practice tolerance and live together in peace with one another as good nelghbors and To unite our strength to maintain international peace and security and To insure by the acceptance of prrncrples and the institution of methods that armed force shall not be used save 1n the common interest and To employ international machrnery for the promotion of the economic and social advancement of all peoples, have resolved to combine our efforts to accomplish these arms CLASS OF l947 . g . . . X standing to make this, our world, a better place in which to live. Adams Wllbur Allen Maystcad Alston Alberta Alston Dayld Althouse James Amos Geraldine Anderson Ilanlta Anderson Doris Arasln Stephen Ashworth Mary J Assetto Ann Balla Margaret Baldanll Richard Barber Mary Barker Exelyn Barnes Bertha Bea Carolyn Becker Marie Benekam Wllliam Bet! Janet Bewley Betty Bookrnan Berxrrce Bonsall Horace Bovcr Harold Brandon Martel Brown Raymond Brvant Edward Bryson Paul Burnlte Gene Brrtler Vlr lnla Cannon Carl Carldl Bridget Carrol Allen Chllle Tom Coates Paul Cole Grace Constable Joanne Cook Delmar Cook Doris Copeland James Covington Dorothy Crawford Jeannette Crernrnln Kathle e n Crlswell Robert Damlco Margaret Damlco John Davis Jean Davis Robert Deck Arthur DeLuca Nina Dennis Irene DlMarco George DISclullo Julrus Donato Chester Donovan Patrrcra Douglas Exelyn Dunn Mary Dunne-tt Jane Egolf Wrlmer Erra Jerrv Foos Jeanne Foulk James Fournier Barbarr Fox Ronald Franclscus George Euler Elrlabeth Eycrhart Betty Fllororno Catherine Florr John Fisher Bill Freeman Dorl.s Frve Gertrude I-uller Ellen Galbary John Class of 1947 Gasprrr Vert Gatchel Bernlce Gates Fred Gaaerro Nlna Gentrle Charles Gentile Marie Glalloreto Jerrv Grannarls Helen Gilbert Doris Goodwin Elizabeth Grabowskl Adele Green Dorothy Grlgsby Betty Guest Irene Gurney Richard Hannum Charlotte Harlan Earl Harris Anne Harris Margaret Hart Gerald Heane Beterly Henderson Wllllam Herr Charles Hess Bette Hess Joseph Hirst Marv Jane Hofmann Jean Hohman Norma Holbrook Lois Holden Ellis Jr Hood Betty Horencl Stella Hornberger Robert Howard Gwendolyn Huber Betty Humpton Ruth I rmurr 1 Fred Isaacs Earl Jenkins Stanlev Johnson Islah Johnson Rosemrrv Karos Marv Krng Carrie Krnka Nicholas Klssell Veronica Knapp Kenneth Krupansky Helen Kurtz Bernice Kusnrercvvk Paul Lake Anna Mrry Larkrn Annie Lawrence Bettv Lawrence Ellls Lawrence Joseph Jr Learv John Lcmhenv Betty Leslie Herbert Leyenrte Robert Lowry Jackie Lynch Marian M'1cNeal Anna Mallalleu Grace Mallaw Jane Marsh Wilbur Maser Arthur Mattlck Edward Mattson Marwood McCarter Clvde McClure Evelyn McConnell Catherrne McCov Bettv McFarland Jack McMrchael Emma McNeil Wastell McNutt Charles McWrllrams Audrey McWlllr'uns Jacqueline McWr1lrams Jean Miles Margaret Miller Frances Miller Lois Miller Wilbur Jr Mlsslmer Elizabeth Moncuso Andrew Montague Barbarl Morrrs Edward Morris Joseph Morrone Theresa Mowday Robert Moyer Srdney Mullen Betty Mulrlne Florence Myers Thelma Naylor Doris Jean Nealrs Donald Netherv Ronald Newlln Lloyd Nixon Marian Ogburn Otella OLearv David Orshansky Estella Osborne Betty Outzs Mildred Pacana Edward Parker Thomas Jr Pearl Carl Peck Paulrne Peguesse Katherine Pendyck Raymond Pennock Bettv Petrosky Betty Pfltaenmeyer Todd Plersol Janet Pltcherella John Pluck Marguerrte Plush Dorothy Porter Betty Prekup James Propst Betty Prv Gilbert Pullnka Alexander Pulrnka Michael Pvle Clair Radzltllluk Dorothy Reach James Reynolds Elsie Rhoden Richard Rlale Raymond Richardson Robert Rlebman Jesse Rlesenbach Marvin Rlneer Betty Lou Rlssell Gene Robinson Constance Robinson Rae Robinson Walter Roper Ralston Rublncam Harold Russell Lois Sallls Marthr Schelrer Earl Schllrnme Ruth Scharek Wllllam Schmidt George Scott Jackson Jr Sellers Betty Sestak Helen Sestak John Shaver Frances Sheatfer Arlene Shelton William Jr Shlnton Romayne Shlverv Frances Sill Patricia Slmmers Dorothy Simpson Anna Skalka Susan Sklles Alma Sklles James Slody Leonard Smith Earl Smith Harold Smith Nannie Souders Marian Speakman Marjorie Speakman Shlrley Spotts James 'potts Rrchard A Stackhouse Helen Steen Barbara Stokes Nancy Street Wllllam Summers Vrvlan Supple-e Mildred Swarr Ruth Swisher Elsre Talbot Peggy Taylor Betty Thomas Robert Thompson Charle Thomson Mildred Tomasoxreh Stephanie Treadwell Brady 'Irego Edith Trumbowfr Shrrley Verblskl Jane Vergara Vincent Walker Phoebe Wall Ace Franklin Wanner Hazel Warner Doris Weaver Donald Weaver Edgar Weller Clyde White Edna Wlddoes Ellen Wllllams Louise Wllllams Marian Williams Suzanne Wllls Ernest Wllson Anna Wilson Arvllla Wilson Ellis Wilson H: len Wlndle Alan Wlnneld Wllllam Wlnkles Paul Wise Norman Wojnarowskl Glorra Wolfe Barbara Wood Bertha Woodward Wayne Worst Esther Wright Mary Jane Young Sara Anne Zamansky Esther Zinn Lee Zolenskl Frank Zolenskl Robert . 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We the class of 1947 recognrze a gallant leader an able adm1n1strator an understandtng counselor and a true gentleman and frtend-our Supertntendent Harvey R Vandershce who w1l1 retlre at the close of the 1947 school sesston We feel that Dr Vanderslrce has contr1buted to the C1ty of Coatesvrlle capably adm1rably and 1nsp1ra QU beyond duty HARVEY R VANDERSLICE Supermtendent of Schools tronally and so we bestow merrtortous c1tat1on for servrce Harvey R Vanderslrce was elected to serve as P1'1!'1C1pGlOlCOQlGSVlll8 Hrgh School rn 1917 One year later he became Supertntendent of the Coatesvtlle School Dxstrlct Dr Vandersllce remamed m that capacrty untxl 1926 ut whtch trme he accepted the same responsrbtlxtres at Alxqulppa Pennsylvama However alter a successful admmts tratrve perrod there Dr Vanderslfce returned to the Coatesville drstnct as Supermtendent of Schools m 1939 and has been wtth us renderrng mvaluable servlce lnterestmg comparxsons have been observable durmg Dr Vandersltces admmxstratrve perxod ln 1917 there were 79 faculty members today there are 136 faculty members and 44 addrtronal publxc school employees In 1918 63 persons were granted htqh school drplomas 1947 wrll see 310 persons graduate It rs mterestmg to note that Dr Vanderslrce superv1sed the Drstnct through World War 1 and World War ll Durtng these cntrcal Coatesvtlle was an Durmg the now a vltal part of 1 e separate school The terested rn outstandmg example of progresslve mcorporatton penod of Dr Vanderslrces adnnmstrafwn many school functronmg These mclude educattonal progress of the Coatesvtlle School trmes rt rs dtfflcult to achteve growth However rn curnculum and actrvtttes outstandtng achtevements were mcluded and are sx year 3 3 tumor semor hrgh scnool orgamzatron whxch was later to be drvxded mto two plants the Gordon Iumor Hlgh School and the S mclusron of the mdustrtal departments whlch p Horace Scott Semor Hrgh School rovtde apprentxce opportumttes for boys m carpentry pnntrng electncrty machme work and auto mechanxcs The recogmtxon for establtshmg classes comparable to capacxttes achlevements and mterests f students Fulftlled the need for Dlstrrbutrve Occupatronal Trammg Founded the Coatesvrlle Ntght School through whtch townspeople may complete work requtred for drplomas or may secure speczalrzed trarmng whxch ts helpful m thetr occupattonal advancement Developed enlarged departments m home arts commercral and prxmary ftelds Improved the athlettc held and forwarded the tdea of erectmg floodlrghts for nrght football Was mstrumental m establrshmg the Veterans School for the beneftt of returnmg servtcemen whose edu for atronal plans had been hampered by World War II 9 Increased mterest and acttvtty rn choral and mstrumental musrc The Coatesvrlle School Dxstrrct wxll lose tts greatest asset wrth the retrrement of Dr Vanderslxce We wrsh htm however every happmess and contmued enyoyment of lrfe whxch he has taught us to apprecxate abundantly l E T' . 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S -,af ' x 5 - R , M , S! f-Q.. ,uw .M aqui' Nam ?,YA'Q.M, M mv- 4... r 4 vw-'QW ,- Q Wi ,H wa...- ' -www A -2 V4 M x ,- .., KW K I ,- 'X 'tis -E The Ttmes Demand by LUCY SCHULTE tfieprmted wrth permtssnon ol Womans Pressl There ts one road One road along whrch all men go But only o e 1 all of ttme One road whtch cuts from ttntte Past Through bleedtng Now Whtch stretches out tnto the bltnd to come One road where all mankmd These thousand years has gone Stumbltng walking marchtng But creep or crawl or run The great road stretches out The road 1 one Some men there are who walk Serenely wrth therr God Whrle others travel learlully alone And some wtth arrogance and prlde Keep clean thexr robes and rrde Upon the shoulders ol the strong You ask where goes the road and why That men go down rt bravely go to dre Across the sands of Egypt to the sea Up Grecxan hllls to a Thermopolae And go that way not once but yet agam And leave their blood on cobbled streets ot Spam That road was chartless sea lanes cuttmg west The road from Maln Streets shaded dustmess To gun shelled beaches tn the Phtlxppmes That road was underground where black men crept From south to north And underground where hunted Iew Fled ghetto walls blood drenched by supermen To safety That road was Catacombs and death Brown pasture hungry hull and blood soaked sod The road men travel through the years ts one The road man wonders m hrs search tor God How many ktnds ot men have served To pomt Gods way to speak Hts word To make arttculate to shape command Courageous 1ust1ce that the txmes demand' Abe Lrncoln spoke tor men who touqht At Concord Men who crossed a wtlderness To make a hte ot freedom on the plams Ot Illmots He spoke for women Ol a thousand lxttle towns and farms Who helped to buxld a natxon Wtth chxldren cradled m thetr arms Lxncoln spoke tor those who sand God and the Constttutron of these Umted States Hold all men equal m the law n 'n ' . Long march ot thousands lrom the China Coast. 1 ,S 'S-S. The Tlmes Demand The war rs over' The war rs won' The peace rs srgnedl The yob rs done' e dymqs ended' The war rs wo The peace xs srqned' The yob IS done' u wars wrll not end and suffenng cease When men sxgn the parchment they call the peace A war that rs fought for the freedom of men Must be won ln each vrllaqe and Cnty aqaxn For lrsten to words In the street rn the Senate Lrsten to landlord lrsten to tenant Lrsten to tallc at a soda fountam Words that pxle up from molehrll to mountain The whlspered words No Iews Restrrcted For colored only Exclusions depxcted By srqn and by law by custom and pnde In places you eat tn the trams you rxde Burres the truth or stmgs the hrde Words that flare up luke a fountain of flame Words that accuse words that blame Words that make eprthet out of a name Words that brurse that krll that marm Repeatxng a rumor repeatmq a story Wrlcl words of hate words wrthout glory Words that whrsper or shout or roar Words that lose battles won rn the war Ive walked along my crtys streets A thousand trmes Ive seen that thmgs my lazy mmd Would have me see Packed neatly rn the patterned pleasantnes that Wall my lrfe But yesterday some new thrnq Was lt God or restlessness or war Cut cataracts of habrt from my sxght And there thmgs I had not seen before Squahd houses huddled rn the cllrt Some lands they looked lrke mce lads too And when he ran called lew I saw the hate behmd the eyes That passed me rn the street I saw the lrvmg lrfe had lamed I saw my arrogance of heart I saw myself a soul apart I saw myself ashamed Th ' ' . ' n! B t ' ' And a thoughtless word, a wrong implied, rii -'N' - 'i-'l ' 1' A YW 'R 7' 9' 4' 1 Q I 1 . Q . The Times Demand The trmes demand that people thmk Thxnk not m patterns that were cut By other hands and made to lit Wxth bustled padd1ng rutile gore Upon a world that IS no more The txmes demand that people know the facts Behrnd the treatxes tarlfts pacts And probe relentlessly the sore That breeds the butter pestrlence ot war People must see must thmk must know The glory and the gnel of those Who stand lor rxght rf they would meet The challenge ot the ttmes demand The tnmes demand that people act' To see to thmk to know are not enough The raw and bxtter stuff that makes a world Is made no better when we say l know these ugly facts are true People must act must work must buxld Wrth all the vxgor and the skxll they own People lrom farms lrom crtles and from towns People rn homes rn oltrce shops and mrlls Must make a world less bloody and drstraught The kmd ot world tor whrch men long have lought The trmes demand' And IH the challenge ot the ttmes Now many years ago was born A movement based on human need That grew beyond the tetrshes Of class and race and creed The people of the world stretched out thetr hearts Across the barrrers ol words of creed ol brrth And clasped the mrgrant mystery of lalth' Falth rn the love ol God For all the peoples ot the earth Forth rn the dlgmty the worth Of all manktnd The chotce IS here' The trmes demand a choxce' You cannot wxth your hands alone Carve out a world You cannot wrth your delegates Elect a human race thats land But standrng tall together rn the lrght Ot iarth and honest tact You people ol the world Can make a pact A pact to seek the road To tollow Hrs command To hnd the courage that the tlmes demand HSV' ,Qs ,ex Q85 fx' 5 Q .Aww L ., . wa. Pllma Mater There are many schools about us They are worthy trrends we own They wxll have to do wxthout us We ll be true to one alone They may fly then' colors proudly We wrll proudly wave ours back Well be always true and loyal To the noble Red and Black FRA We wall cheer lor Coatesvrlle Hrgh School No honor shall she lack Well be always true and loyal To the noble Red and Black Every day we leel more deeply What our lxfe rn school demands And well brmg to each days service Eager mmds and wxllmg hands For the school hme swrltly passes And we leave to ne er come back So well make each day an honor To the noble Red and Black REFRAIN When the world has called us thrther Wrth tts welght of work and care All our lxves wxll be the rrcher For the tasks and fnendshrps here And well banxsh care and sadness As we turn our mem nes back And recall the days of gladness Neath the noble Red and Black Z i SEK 5 - 1811 f WHT ,-x Q ' X ff. Q 11-3 1, 3 el jk? Z L ' .x L F ! xgxixw I FE? ll, X A5 , f aye, ,lf 'osx J .. X W'f?1k K g -,off-es I R E l N O DR I S M PRATT DR S W RIDGWAY FRANK C CARSON DR HARRY SCOTT ELLIS STERN F W HARRIS The Board Of Directors The moving force behind a living enterprise is very seldom seen, although its dynamic power is sensed by the most casual observer. This force, which is the driving energy behind the machinery of administration, is responsible for the degree of excellence with which the enterprise is conducted. S HORACE SCOTT President .A UQ! ' ' DR. . . ' 1 X T, 1 33 A ' T a o . . , 1 . Q .X ' I O . ' A L. A .r,. ... I X . , T , . ,. ,W .,.. . ,. K ,.., We V, ,,,,,,f,.., . 4 V I , ,Q pf: 2 X ' - I A is fi' ' ' , 'W r i 'X - 1 . , 3 Q 2 . , , S ' - 2 is 4 t.'f X V T- K I . ,.::-' Q E .-L ,Q N- - Qur Superrntendents Message To The Class of l947 To the Members of the Class of 1947 My flnal word to the members of the class of 1947 rs that the faculty of Scott Hrgh School has farth an you We belleve that you go forth from school to partrcrpate rn a great varrety of useful servrces rn thrs great country our own and beloved Unrted States of Amerrca You too must have farth Farth rn yourself W ll brrng confrdence achrevernent and success farth rn your fellow men wrll engender understandrng sympathy and tolerance fa1th rn God wrll brrng order lrness to your lrfe sereruty and peace all the years of your future lrves Very srncerely H R VANDERSLICE J' X X - I May I extend my very best wishes to each one of you through Q 'I ' A . W 0 t 3 I A t Z ' X WILLIAM MUTHARD P nc pal To the Members of the Class of 1947 Th1s IS bemg wntten dunng the week of Washrngton s brrthday In the lrttle town of Waterford Pennsylvan1a 15 mrles from Lake Erre stands an unusual statue of George Washmgton It IS the hgure of a young man who stands erect w1th hrs r1ght arm outstretched In hrs hand 1S the form of a letter Th1s statue IS 1n memory of a famous mlssron on wh1ch Washlngton was sent when he was only 20 years of age In the late fall of 1752 when the future Presrdent of our country was only a few years older than the members of our graduat1ng class he was smgled out by Governor D1nw1dd1e of V1rg1n1a to take word to the French commander at Fort le Bouef that the French should get out of Brrtlsh terrrtory What you are to be you are now becommg Surely thrs was true of young Washrngton as we th1nk of hlm at the age of 20 mak1ng hrs way w1th an lnterpreter and two Indlan guides through hve hundred m11es of untravelled wllderness on a m1ss1on wh1ch mlght determlne the future course of natlons I hope that you as members of thrs graduat1ng class have 1n your h1gh school career had many expenences wh1ch wxll help you to start on your way to successful l1v1ng Our best w1shes for your contmued success and happmess are always w1th you WILLIAM IVIUTHARD Prmcrpal ,Y fl l . . . . . . , . 1 1 1 , . . - 1 1 1 11 . 11 . , . 1 1 , . ANDREWI ADAMS BS MEd Science and Mathematics Millersville State Teachers Col lege Albright College Penn sylvania State College ROBERT G ALTHOUSE BS Assistant Principal Assistant Director of Athletics Mathematics Gettysburg College Universil ot Pennsylvania LEO F ATKINSON BS Physical Education West Chester State Teachers College University oi Ver mont CLEMENT H AUGUSTIN BS Distributive Education Temple University New York WILBUR V BAUER BS MA r Edinboro State Teachers Co' lege Columbia University MRS FRANCES D BLESSINC Commercial Subiects Director of Activity Fund Beckley College RUSSELL BLOWER BS Industrial Arts Western Kentucky State Teach ers College THOMAS H BOYER Vocational Electricity Bliss Electrical School BLANCHE COCHRAN, B.S., M.S. Biology Lebanon Valley, University of Pennsylvania THEODORE E. DAILEY, A.B. Director of Athletics Social Studies University ot Pittsburgh MRS, SARA REIVER DAVIS. B.S., Ed.M. Commercial Subjects Elizabethtown College, Ur i- versity of Pittsburgh VERNON DORNBACH, B.S. r Edinboro State Teachers College MRS. EDITH H. EWING, A.B English and Latin Western Maryland College GENE FORTE, B.S. Social Studies Kutztown State Teachers College PAUL A FREEMAN ME Vocational Printing Cornell University FRANK W GLADING BS MS Head Science Department Chemistry Pennsylvania State College Columbia University DORIS L GRAB BS Guidance Counselor Mathematics West Chester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College DOROTHEA M HILNER BS Music West Chester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College CATHERINE HOFFMAN BS English Dean of Girls University of Pennsylvania IANET HOKE BS Commercial Sublects Susquehana University MAYNARD R HUNTER AB Vocational Auto Mechanics Ursinus College EARL F KLIPPEL BS MA Physics University of Pennsylvania Co lumbia Unlversity ROSA LECHNER AB MA Head Language Department Grove City College Middlebury College ALVIN LOOMIS. B.S. Social Studies LaSalle College ESTHER MARSDEN. B.S. MS. Mathematics West Chester State Teachers College, University oi Penn- sylvania HERMAN MARTIN, M.E. Mb. Director of Vocational Education Cornell University. Pennsylvania State College WILLIAM I. MCFADDEN, A.B. Director of Safety Education Albright College ELIZABETH NORTH, B.S. M.S, Social Studies Temple University W. FRED ORTH, SR., B.S. Vocational Machine Shop West Chester State Teachers College MRS MARY SLACK PEARL BS Special Education West Chester State Teachers College University ol Penn sylvania IOSEPH PROKSA B S Health Education Pennsylvania State Coll ge IOSEPH PIERCE Mechanical Drawing Williamson Trade School MRS IEANNIE C RAMALEY Social Studies Goucher College MARIORIE RAMBO BS Librarian M1llersv1lle State Teachers MRS ELEANOR ROBERTS BS Commercial Subiects Temple University New York University S ALICE SCHRACK AB MS College Adviser Head English Department Swarthmore University oi Penn sylvama MALCOLM STUBER BS MS Mathematics West Chester State University ot Pennsylvania CLARENCE G SLOCUM Vocational Carpentry Oswego State Industrial Normal School CATHERINE STERN, B.A. English Dickinson College IEAN H. THOMAS, B.S. English West Chester State Teachers College IOSEPHINE TOOMEY. . . Physical Education Temple University FRANCES VANNOY, . . Home Arts Pennsylvania State College GLADYS K. WORTH, B.S., M..r. Head, Commercial Department Elizabethtown College New York University, University of Pennsylvania . . . ,, . . 15. . , . . 30. , , .., - I - - ' 31. , . . M.A. ' , - - I7. . , . . . . my A 32. '- -' ' ' ' 33. . . . A.B. . . 18. . . . . - . , , . . ' I 34. , . , ' ' . ' 19, , ' ' University MISL College A t ' ' ' M.A. , ' ' ' I 20. . . . V - I - .- 21, , 36.. Q , ' ' 38. . 24 25 . . 39 40 26 . ' A 41 BS 27 A 1 42 BS 28 , 43 ' 29 E3 , ,... 4 1 ?' H l Q Q JY W 4 I 'Via any fi mffj Q49- 'Jo vw I V3 fi-1 41 401l A sublect whrch ought to be one of thrlllmg mterest to every pcxtrxotrc man rs the extensxon of our system of popular educcxtxon that 1ts beneflts may be more gen rally dxffused than they have been among the great mass of the commumty No people who are not enllghtened can long remcxm free IAMES K POLK Eleventh Preslclent USA I J - 1 x q ' ' 5 I fig t t 57 X y L . . - K 2 sf he l it-S it . E J .1 X. , A t .,, Q W., n fr .t Q ll to ' , ,,,., 3, ,.Q!'. . 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T l . w Ex I ' . . I i '3 ' A . 9 ' A 7 l Class Cabmet BARBARA MONTAGUE IANE MALLAY SUSAN SKALKA BETTY LEMHENY ANN ASSETTO MARIE BECKER LOIS RUSSELL ANN WILSON Class Qfflcers DAVID O LEARY Presxdent VINCENT VERGARA Vlce Pres MARII BECKER Secretory JANE MALLAY Treasurer o ' . 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IRENE IDA DENNIS Rene 101 Lukens Avenue D O 'I' Mxrror Club 1 Homeroom Secretary 1 2 Spotlxqht Cnrculatxon EVELYN DOUGLAS Evre 716 Merchant Street Acaclemrc I Glee Club 1 2 3 Pamt 6. Patch 1 Merstersmgers 1 Safety Educatlon 3 Publxc Speakmg 1 Lxterature Z 3 Secretary 3 GEORGE DIMARCO IULIUS D1SC1ULLO Iellybean Zeke 50 Pennsylvanra Avenue 118 Strode Avenue Industnal Prmter Baseball 1 2 3 Manager 3 Academxc I Glee Club I Z 3 Merstersmgers 3 Fme Arts 1 Cheerleaders 3 Homeroom Program Charrman 1 Industnal Arts 3 'ki' MARY HELEN DUNN Frankre 723 East Chestnut Stree Clerrcal Glee Club 1 Lrbrary Club 2 3 Secretary 2 Homeroom Program Chaxrman 3 Pan Amencan Club 2 E IANE DUNNETT lame 417 Chestnut Street Clencal Swrmmmg 2 Vrctory Corps 1 2 Spotlrght 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Pamt 6 Patch 1 2 3 Vlce Presrdent 2 Homeroom Program Charrman 2 CHESTER A DONATO PATRICIA ANN Chet DONOVAN 9 North Church Street a 136 Pennsylvama Avenuo Clencal Basketball 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 Mexstersmgers 1 Pamt 6 Patch 3 Secretary 3 HLY Club 1 2 3 Industnal Carpenter Shop Basketball 2 Homeroom Program Charrman 1 Homeroom Presrdent 3 Homeroom Program Charrman 2 Cahrnet Representatxve 4 3 WILMER E EGOLF IERRY ERRA Pete Ierry Chrrstrana Penna 763 Oak Street Industrral Electnc Industnal Electric Slrde Rule Club 3 Homeroom Secretary 3 , V ..P In 1. 2, a. 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President IZ., l ELIZABETH IANE EULER Bette 633 Ohve Street Academlc I Vxctory Corps 2 Spotlight 2 3 Glee Club I Cheerleaders 1 Hobby Club 3 BETTY IANE EVERHAHT Betty Wagontown Penna Stenographlc Vxctory Corps 1 Bxble Club 1 Homeroom Presxdent 2 Homeroom Program Chaxrman l Spotlxght Cxrculatxon 1 2 3 Manager CATHERINE M FILOROMO Cathey 766 East Lmcoln Hxghway D O T Glee Club 1 Choral Speakmg 2 IOHN D FIORE Monk Coatesvxlle R D l Academxc I Football 1 2 Tr ck 1 2 3 Swlmmmg 2 Tnbunal 2 3 BILL FISHER 1 Coatesvxlle R D I Academxc I Spothght l IEANNE FOOS Foosxe 218 West Mam Street Clencal Course Basketball 2 3 Spothghtl 2 3 Bxology l HIY Club 1 Homeroom Presxdent 1 IAMES H FOULK nm Gap Penna Academxc I Hobby Club 3 BARBARA ANN FOURNIER Barb U S Veterans Hospltal Basketball l Student Councxl 2 3 Spotlxght I 2 Talana 3 Glee Club 2 3 RONALD B FOX I-'oxxe Westwood Penna Industnal Machme Football 2 3 Manager 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Homeroom Secretary 1 Homeroom Program Charrman 3 GEORGE H FRANCISCUS Sxscky 213 West Mam Street D O T GleeClub12 3 ll ll I ..I. .. . . . 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I I n Q' DORIS V FREEMAN Done Sadsburyvrlle Penna Stenographlc Fme Arts 1 2 Gregg Speed Club BEHNICE GATCHEL Nxece 218 Harmony Street Academic I Spothght l 2 Symphomc 1 3 34:- sity'- ,re-, GERTRUDE M FRYE Gertxe 121 Gxbbons Avenue College Prep Student Councxl 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Pamt 6 Patch 1 Bxology 3 Publlc Speakmg l 2 Physrcs 2 Homeroom Program Chaxrman 1 FRED GATES Pop 264 E Chestnut Street Vocatxonal Musxc Glee Club 1 2 3 Mexstersxngersl 2 3 B nd 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Dxstnct Band 2 3 ELLEN ELIZABETH FULLER Ellen 39 Buttonwood Street Stenograpluc Student Councxl 1 Glee Club 1 2 Mexstersmgers 1 3 Commerclal Club l Bxble Club 1 Gregg Speed Club 2 Spotlxght Cxrculatron 2 ti' NINA R GAZERRO Nma 568 E Chestnut Street D O T Vzctory Corps 1 2 Glee Club 1 Commercxal Club 1 Symphonxc Club 1 Spotlxght Clrculatxon Z VI' IOHN GALBARY VERA GASPARI ack Vera 21 Buch Street 148 South Thxrd Avenue Colle e Pre Industrnal Machme Vlctogy Corgs 1 Safety Educatmon 3 Homeroom Secretary l Cabmet Representatwe 2 CHARLES GENTILE MARIE GENTILE Charlle Mane 726 East Mam Street 726 East Mam Street Clencal Clerxcal Football 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Commercxal Club 1 2 3 Baseball 1 Lxbrary Club 2 Tnbunal 2 3 up was 1? 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EARL R HARLAN Ear ANNE ELIZABETH HARRIS 142 East Chestnut Street IZ 540 South Fxrst Avenue College Prep Glee Club 1 2 Pamt 6 Patch 2 Bxology Club 3 Bxble Club 1 Industrxal Auto Chemistry Glee Club I 2 3 WILLIAM M CHARLES A HERB HENDERSON Charlxe 1 1135 E 417 Maple Avenue Industnal Glee Club Clencal Bond 1 Shde Rule Club 1 2 Homeroom Presxdent 1 Mam Street Carpenter MARGARET IEAN GERALD R HART BEVERLY HEANE HARRIS erry Bev Margie Atglen Penna 18 Palmer Avenue Kmgs Hlghway R D 1 Academrc I Academrc I Glee Club 2 3 Spotlrght 1 2 3 College Prep Merstersmgers 3 Glee Club 3 Homeroom Program Chairman 1 Band 2 3 MEISIGISIDQBYS 3 Homeroom Presldent 2 3 Mlgizgsixe 5 B k tb ll 1 2 3 as e a Homeroom Secretary I Tenmsl 2 3 Swxmmmg 3 1 2 3 Pxcture hdrtor 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Mexstersmgers I Cheerleaders I 2 3 Manager 3 Vrctory Corps 1 'ki' BETTE ANN HESS Skrp 123 South Slxth Avenu Stenographrc Glee Club 1 Merstersrngers 1 Commercral Club 1 Symphonic Club 1 Hobby Club 3 Spotllqht Crrculatron 2 IOSEPH HESS oe 123 South Slxth Avenue Industnal Carpenter Football l 2 Baseball l 2 3 Swxmmmg 2 Tnbunal 2 3 MARY IANE HIRST lame 34 Ann Street Chnstxana Clerxcal 1 1 1 1 .. 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IEAN LOIS HOFMANN I-Iofhe 217 East Chestnut Street Stenographrc Student Councxl 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Merstersrnqers 1 2 Pamt 61 Patch 1 2 3 Presxdent 3 HIY Club 1 2 3 Treasurer 1 Presldent 3 Cabmet Representatrve NORMA IEAN HOHMAN Norma Hoffman Apartments Modena Academrc I Choral Spealang 2 LOIS IRENE HOLBROOK Moses Coatesvrlle R D 4 Clencal Spotllght Crrculatron 1 2 3 ELLIS B HOLDEN IR Bnght 706 Coates Street Acaclemrc I Football 1 Glee Club 2 BETTY IANE HOOD Betty 128 Vxrgmxa Avenue Academrc I Vrctory Corps 1 2 ee Club 1 2 Pamt 61 Patch 2 3 Mxrror Club 1 Spotlrght Cxrculatron 1 2 3 STELLA HORENCI Norsy 209 Unron Street Academrc I Glee Club 3 Cabmet Representatrve ROBERT M HORNBERGER Bob Chnstlana Penna Industrial Machme Baseball 2 Slxde Rule Club I Hnmeroom Program Charrman 1 GWENDOLYN HOWARD Gwen 83 South Erghth Avenue College Prep Orchestra 1 Choral Speakmg 2 Spotllght Crrculatron 1 2 3 Homeroom Program Chalrman 2 BETTY IANE HUBER Betty Modena Penla Academlcl Vlctory Corps 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 RUTH HUMPTON Humpy Coatesvrlle R D 3 College Prep Basketball 1 Vrctory Corps 1 Swlmmmg 2 Spotlxght Ed Staff l Pomts Edrtor 3 Talarxa 2 3 Tumblrng Club 1 Homeroom Program Charrman 2 I t ' ' ' 3. ' ' , , 3. - ' ' 1. Paint 6. Pateh 2, 3. G1 . f 3' A r , ' I' . - ' , 2, 3 FRED A IAMURRI Fred 1207 E Lmcoln Hrghway D O T Glee Club 1 2 Mexstersmgers 1 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra I Homeroom Presxdent 2 3 ROSEMARY IOHNSON Rosle Downmgtown Penna Academic I Glee Cub l 2 Mxrror Club 1 EARL W ISAACS e 78 Pennsylvama Avenu College Prep Talarxa 3 Student Councxl 1 Orchestra HrY Club 1 2 Chemlstry I 3 Photography Stage Crew Clu Presxdent 2 MARY G KAROS Karos 532 E Chestnut Street Stenographxc Basketball 1 3 Soptlxght Edrtonal Talarra 3 Swlmmmg 2 Tumbling Club 1 Homeroom V1cePres1dent 1 3 Homeroom Secretary 2 Choral Speakmg 2 6 LARRY ISRAELSON Larry 1108 Olive Street College Prep Cross Country 3 Tennxsl 2 3 Pamt 6. Patch Choral Speakmg 2 'ki STANLEY R IENKINS ISIAI-I IOHNSON Ienks 574 Elm Street ACGdBmlC I Tennxs 2 3 Orchestra 1 Fme Arts 1 2 3 Poster Club I-hY Club 1 Homeroom Presndent 1 CARRIE ELIZABETH KING NICHOLAS KI1 KA Came Nxck Mortonvxlle Penna 1009 Manor Road D O T Industrlal Machme Shen Vxctory Corps 1 2 Homeroom Program Chalrman 3 e 930 Poplar Street Academxc I Academnc I Football l 2 Track 1 2 VERONICA C Bonme 353 Charles Street College Prep Student Councxl Treasurer 3 Basketball I 2 3 Student Councxl I 3 Vxctory Corps l Spotlxght 1 2 3 Pamt 6 Patch 1 Brology 1 Choral Speakmg 2 Photography 1 Class Oftrcer l KISSELL H lllk Il n n H H lllk ll . . . 1. 2.3. ' 2. ' . , . . . . '- , . 3. ' . 1. 2, 3. ' . ' . . '- , 2, 3. 2. ' . President 2. Cabinet Representative 2. b 1, 2, 3. ' ' .' ' 5 3 2, 3. ' ' ' . . KENNETH KNAPP Ken Coatesvzlle R D 2 Academxc I Orchestra l H1Y Club 2 3 Shde Rule 2 3 HELEN C KRUPANSKY 114 I-hgh Street Stenographxc Basketball 2 3 Vlctory Corps l 2 Paxnt 61 Patch 1 Secretary 2 Talana 3 BERNICE I KUHTZ Bermce Gap Penna Academlc I Pan Amencan Club 3 PAUL S KUSNIERCZYK Kusy 212 West Chestnut Street Industnal-Carpenter Iunxor Sportsmen 1 ANNA MARY LAKE Anna Mary 122 North Thxrd Avenue Clencal Glee Club 1 2 3 H1Y Club 1 2 3 Cheerleader 1 2 ANNIE E LARKIN Ann 104 Woodland Avenue Academxc I Student Councxl 1 Talana 3 Band l 2 3 Orchestra l 2 3 Symphonxc l Chemrstry 3 Llterature 2 BETTY M LAWRENCE Betty Modena Penna Stenographxc Glee Club 1 2 3 Choral Speakma 2 ELLIS HATHAWAY LAWRENCE Chuz 554 Coates Street College Prep Merstersmgersl 2 3 IOSEPI-I L LAWRENCE IR oe 580 South Frrst Avenue Industnal Prmt Shop Baseball 1 IOHN LEARY Gap R D 1 Industnal Electrxc Iumor Sportsmen l Crafts and Modelmalung 2 Commercial Club 1. 2. 3. ' ' ,.I ., ELIZABETH LEMHENY Betty 31 Iohnson Avenue Stenographic Talana 3 Co-Editor 3 Paint 61 Patch I 2 Secretary 1 2 H1Y Club 1 2 Secretary 2 President 1 Public Speaking I Cabinet Representative I 3 ANNA MANSELL MACNEAL HERBERT R LESLIE ROBERT LEVENITE Herb Levy COCIIGSVIIIS R D 2 348 Fleetwood Street Industrial Print Shop ACC!d9mlCI Baseball 2 3 Basketball I Junior Sportsmen 1 'kit GRACE E MALLALIEU IANE ANN MALLAY Grace lame Coatesville R D I 1008 Walnut Street Parkesburq R D 1 College Prep College Prep College Prep Victory Corps 1 Tennis 1 2 3 Victory Corps 1 2 TGIGHG 3 SPOUIQM 1 2 3 Meistersingers I 2 3 H1Y Club 3 Cheerleaders 1 2 Chemlshy 3 SymphOmC 1 Homeroom President I Ann Class Officer 1 2 3 Treasurerl 2 3 IACKIE LOWRY General Modena Penna Academic I Glee Club 3 Homeoom President 2 Homeroom Secretary 1 Homeroom Program Chairman 2 WILBUR N MARSH Wllbur Parkesburg R D 1 College Prep Eine Arts l 2 Homeroom Secretary 2 MARIAN E LYNCH Mary Ann Coatesville R D 2 D O T Spotlight 2 Glee Club 2 Commecral I Biology 3 Bible Club 1 ARTHUR L MASER Ar Christiana Penna Academic I Spotlight Circulation . 2. 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ROBERT ALLAN MOWDAY Rolly 159 Madlson Street Industrial Machme Shop SIDNEY C MOYER Beet 108 South Slxth Avenu Academlc I Glee Club 2 Iumor Sportsmen 1 I-I1Y Club I 2 3 Chemxstry 3 Photography 2 3 Prestdent 2 3 BETTY I MULLEN Betts 91 South Twellth Avenue Stenographxc Tennxs 2 3 Student Councrl I 2 3 Recordmg Secretary 3 Glee Club l 2 Mexstersmgers 2 Choral Speakmg 2 Spothght Cxrculatxon l Vxctory Corps 2 FLORENCE ELAINE MULRINE Elaxne 138 South Fourth Avenue Academxc I Basketball 1 3 Swtmmmg 3 Brology l Choral Speakmg 2 Photography 2 3 THELMA M MYERS Thelma 707 Charles Street Clencal Vrctory Corps 2 Glee Club l 3 Commerclal Club l 3 DORIS IEAN NAYLOR Ieame 103 Woodland Avenue College Prep Basketball I 3 Swxmmmg l Student Counctl 3 Spotlxght 2 Glee Club I Pamt G Patch Z 3 VxcePres1dent 3 Drummalorette 1 2 DONALD L NEALIS Don 118 South Twelfth Avenue Academtc I H Club 1 2 3 Treasurer 2 Shde Rule I 2 Crafts and Modelmakmg l Stage Crew Club I 2 3 Presxdent 3 ..I- ., Homeoom Secretary I. 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' i-Y , , , LLOYD H NEWLIN Noodles Sl South Frrst Avenue Academrc I Basketball l Z 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Merstersmgers 1 2 B nd l 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 Homeroom Presrdent 1 Dtstrrct Band 2 RONALD H NETHERY Ronnxe Coatesvxlle R D I Academxc I Glee Club l 2 3 Melstersmgers 3 Choral Speakmg 2 Stella eep 589 Chestnut Street Westwood PQ College Prep Clencql Student Councrl l Spotllght 1 2 3 SPOUIQN 3 Ta ana 1 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Metstersxngers 1 2 3 B nd 1 2 3 Pamt 61 Patch 1 2 3 Public Speakmg 1 Choral Speakmq 2 Homeroom Program Charrman l MARIAN NIXON Ntcky Coatesvrlle R D 1 Academtc I Glee Club 2 Pamt G Patch 3 Safety Educatron Modelrng Club 2 ti' Mxllre 102 Ash Street Academxc I Vrctory Corps Glee Club 2 3 Merstersmgers 1 Safety Educatton 3 Blble Club 1 OTELIA OGBURN ee Beans 150 South Tenth Avenue College Prep Basketballl 2 3 Tack l 2 3 Student Councrl I Homeroom Presxdent DAVID H O LEARY 57 Mt Pleasant Street Academrc I Pamt 6 Patch l Safety Educatron 3 Class Presrdent 1 2 3 Edge Tom 9 North Church Street Westwood P lndustnal Machlne Shop ACC!d6m1CI Football 2 3 Track 1 Baseball l 2 3 Swlmmlnq 2 Tnbunal Z 3 Glee Club 1 Iumor Sportsmen 1 lumor Sportsmen 1 H1Y Club 2 3 ' . ' ' . , 3. ' 3. ' . a , , . ' , ' , , . l, 2, 3. ESTELLA OHSHANSKY BETTY OSBORNE MILDRED OUTZS EDWARD F. PACANA THOMAS PARKER, IR. ll ll HI 1, yy - 1 51 I' n , I C' ' - l ' . . . , . - - - - , , , - - , ' , . ,2,a. a , , . I I 1 ' , ' I '- - . CARL PEARL Parkesburg Pa Industrral Electnc Shop B nd I 2 3 Iunlor Sportsmen 1 Sltde Rule 2 3 PAULINE PECK Puxle 1412 Bnck Row Rock Run D O T Commercxal I 2 KATHERINE ANNE PEGUESSE Cathre U S Veterans Hospttal Academtc I Swxmmrng 2 Talana 3 Bxology I Photography 2 3 Crafts and Modelmakmg 2 Homeroom Program Chalrman 3 RAYMOND PENDYCK Mouse 214 Chestnut Street Industnal Carpenter Football 2 Baseball 2 Trxbunal 2 Iumor Sportsmen 1 BETTY LOUISE PENNOCK Betts Gap Pa Clencal Paxnt :S Patch 3 BETTY LOU PETROSKY Lou 39 West Fltth Avenue Clencal Vnctory Corps 3 Glee Club 3 Metsterstngers 3 Salety Educatton l Btology l DORIS ELAINE PETTIT Pettxcoat Downmgtown R D I O Mtrror Club 1 H TODD PFITZHIVIEYER Todd Sadsburyvtlle Pa College Prep Football I Fme Arts 2 Safety Educatton Physzcs 2 IANET ARLENF PIFRSOI UH 38 South Sxxth Avenue Clerxcal Vlctory Corps l 2 Spotllght I Glee Club l 2 Fme Arts 2 IOHN PITCHERELLA Hank 601 Coates Street College Prep Baseball 2 Student Councrl 3 Trtbunal 3 Blology I I-I1Y Club 2 3 Choral Speakxng 2 Slxde Rule I Photography 2 Home-room Presldent 2 Cl , , . 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MARGUERITE E PLUCY DOROTHY M Pl USH BETTY MAY PORTER Maggre o Coatesvxlle R 802 W Mam Street Clerxcal O Commercial I 3 Commercnal I 2 3 GILBERT I-I PRY Iellybean Brandywxne Ave College Prep ootball 2 Pamt 6 Patch 2 Iumor Sportsman HIY Club 1 2 3 Choral Speakmg 2 Chemxstry 3 Crafts and Modelmakmq I Homeroom Presrdent Homeroom Program Chaxrman 2 Stage Crew 3 3 Tap Dancmg I ALEXANDER PULINKA Alec 99 South 4th Avenue Betty 110 Hlgh Street Stenoqraphxc Vxctory Corps 1 2 Talana 1 2 Commercxal 1 Czrculatlon 2 MICHAEL PULINKA Mrke 99 So 4th Avenue Academxc I Academrc I Glee Club I IAMES PREKUP 1m Westwood Penna Academxc I Mexstersmgers B nd 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 Flne Arts 1 Crafts and Modelmakmg 3 CLAIR PYLE Pylre Coatesvrlle R D Z Industnal Carpenter Glee Club l Iumor Sportsmen 1 Crafts and Modelmakmg 1 BETTY IEAN PROPST Propstre Cochranvxlle Pa Stenograph1c Talana I 2 Commercral I DOROTHY RADZIVILIUK Dottye 120 Hope Avenue Stenographxc Paint G Patch Safety Educatlon l Cheerleaders 1 2 .. . .. ..D F. .. .. ,.I. ., ,. . .. 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'k i JAMES L A REACH Pop 582 Elm Street Industrral Prmt Shop Spothght 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 Slxde Rule 1 2 Photography 1 Homeroom Program Charrman 2 ELSIE REYNOLDS Elsre Coatesvrlle R D 1 Acaclemrc I RICHARD A RHODEN Rrck College Prep Track 2 3 Iumor Sportsmen 1 Safety Educatxon 3 Choral Speakmq Hobby Club 1 RAYMOND RIALE Ray Coatesvxlle R D lndustrral Machme Shoo Football 1 2 3 Trrbunal 3 Crafts and Modelmakrng Z ROBERT RICHARDSON Bob 313 Madxson Street Industrxal Electrxc Cross Country 3 Manager 3 B nd 1 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 Stage Crew 3 IESSE RIEBMAN ess 107 South Frith Avenue College Prep Student Councrl 2 Trrbunal I Spotlrght 1 Parnt 6 Patch 2 Homeroom Program Chaxrman l 2 Choral Speakmg 2 MARVIN S RIESENBACH Marv 1309 E Lmcoln Htghwa College Prep Spotlrght 1 Paxnt G Patch 1 2 HIY Club 3 Choral Speakmg 2 Debatmg 2 BETTY LOU RNEER Betz Stenographrc Glee Club 2 B nd 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 Pamt G Patch l 2 Commercral 1 2 Cabmet Representatrve 1 GENE RISSELI Gene West 8th Ave and Valley Road Industrral Carpenter CONSTANCE ROBINSON Connre 841 Coates Street Academrc I Publlc Speakmg Choral Speakmg 1 ll rr I . 1 Coatesville, R. D. 3 66 Virginia Avenue ' I I ,2. a , , t. ' Z.. n 4 I , 3. ' , . . 3 E. ' ' 1. a , , . - Q RAE M ROBINSON Rae Wagontown Penna Stenographxc Brble Club 1 Homeroom Secretary 2 Glee Club l Commercxal I 2 MARTHA I SALLIS Martle 996 Olrve Street Clencal Vxctory Corps l 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Pamt G Patch 2 Mxrror Club 1 Spothght Cxrculatronl 2 3 WALTER ROBINSON Walt 862 Coates Street College Prep Basketball 2 Tnbunal 3 Iumor Sportsmen 1 2 Craits and Modelmakmg 1 Football 3 Safety Educatxon 3 EARL W SCHEIRER Dutch 130 South 10th Avenue College Prep Football 2 Talarxa 3 Orchestra l Pcunt G Patch 1 Vxce Presrdent 1 H1Y Club 3 Choral Speakmg Chemrstry 3 Stage Crew l Z 3 Vrce Presxdent 3 Spothght Cxrculatlon 1 RALSTON K ROPER Ralston Thrrteenth Avertue College Prep Spothght I 2 3 Pamt G Patch 1 Z 3 Choral Speakmg Txger House 2 1k RUTH E SCHLIMME Ruth Coatesvrlle R D I Academxc I Glee Club I 3 Homeroom Program Charrman l Spothght Crrculatlon l 2 3 HAROLD I RUBINCAM LOIS M RUSSELL Ruby Coatesvrlle R D 1 lndustnal Auto Shop Glee Club I Iumor Sportsmen 1 Crafts and Modelmakmg 1 WILLIAM I SCHAREK Sharkre 378 Valley Road Industnal Prmt Shop Swrmmmgl 2 3 Iumor Sportsmen 1 Photography l Homeroom Oftrcer 2 ue 622 Olrve Street Clencal Basketball 2 Vxctory Corps 1 2 Spotlxghtl 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Melstersmgers 2 Homeroom Secretary 1 Cabmet Representative 2 3 GEORGE R N SCI-IMIDT Schmxtty Coatesvxlle R D Z Industrral Machrne Shop Baseball l 2 3 Glee Club 3 Iumor Sportsmen 1 l.l ll ll rl ll I1 Il ll IIS ll . , 3, l . 1 ' . . . 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IACKSON K SCOTT IR Scotty Coatesvxlle Penna Industnal Auto Shop Iunxor Sportsmen l Slxde Rule 3 Crafts G Modelmakmg 2 L BETTY SELLERS Betty Box 106 Coatesvrlle Academlc I Safety Educatxon 3 Lxbrary Club 3 Glee Club I Tap Dancmg Club 1 HELEN ROSE SESTAK es 42 West Sth Avenue Basketballl 2 3 Swrmmmg 2 Tenms 2 3 Vnctory Corps 1 2 Pamt 6 Patch 1 Cheerleaders 2 3 IOHN T SESTAK ohn 42 West 5th Avenue Industrial Electnc Shop Basketball Club 3 Slxde Rule 2 M FRANCES SI-IAVER Fran Coatesvxlle R D 4 Stenographxc Spotl1ghtEd1tor1al 1 2 3 Talanal 2 3 ARLENE E SHEAFFER Arlene Chnstlana Pa Clencal WILLIAM B SHELTON 1 Veterans Hospxtal College Prep Football 1 2 Swxmmmql 2 3 Tenms 2 3 I-I1 Y Club 3 H ROMAYNE SHINTON Rome Chrxstxana Pa Safety Ed ucatnon FRANCES E SHIVERY Shxve 202 Bndge St Ch lstxana Stenographnc Saiety Educatxon 3 PATRICIA ANNE SILL a 629 Walnut Street Academxc I Basketball 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Pamt 6 Patch I Z 3 Commercxal Z Safety Educatxon 3 , . . IR ,. ,. .,B.u.. S . .. . H College Prep. Academic I . . ' ' I A 3 HI H ' l H H HP tu DOROTHY SIMMERS ANNA MARY SIMPSON Dollxe Dolly 112 Walnut Street 158 So 10th Avenue D O T Academxcl Tumblmgl Spotllght 1 2 3 Swnmmmq 3 Talcma 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Mexstersmgers 1 2 LEONARD SLODY R EARL SMITH eo Smxtty 260 New Street 861 Poplar Street Industnal Pnnt Academrc Basketball Z 3 Footballl 2 3 Baseball 2 Trackl 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Homeroom Presxdent 2 SUSAN SKALKA Susxe 227 Umon Street Stenoqraphxc Homeroom Secretary I Cabmet Representatxves A 3 Spothght Clrculatlonl 2 3 'ki' HAROLD SMITH Smltty 379 Charles Street Industnal Electnc Bandl 2 3 ALMA IANE SKILES ane 37 Slocum Avenue Academxc I Safety Educatlon 3 NANNIE A SMITH Nanme R D l Rock Run Clerxcal Pubhc Speakmg 2 IAMES SKILE Poke Parkesburg Penna Industnal Electnc Iumor Sportsmen l Safety Educatxon 3 Photography 2 MARIAN R SOUDERS IS Parkesburg R D 1 Academxc I Glee Club 1 Safety Educatxon 3 I I . , I . - . . I '. . ' 131 . . , . . .I . MARIORIE SPEAKMAN Margie 28 South Frfth Avenue Clencal Safety Educatron 3 SHIRLEY SPEAKMAN Shlrley 213 Kersey Street D O T IAMES H SPOTTS rm Coatesvrlle R D 4 lndustrral Prrnt Cross Country 2 Sllde Rule 3 RICHARD A SPOTTS Drck Coatesvrlle R D 4 ACGd9m1C I HELEN I STACKHOUSE Peanut Westwood R D 4 Clerlcal Vrctory Corps 2 Spotlrght I Glee Club I Yearbook 3 BARBARA STEEN Barby 224 Fleetwood St NANCY A STOKES Nancy Honey Brook College Prep Pamt 61 Patch 3 Safety Educatron Photography 2 Tap dancrng I WILLIAM R STREET I 48 Penna Avenue Industrral Auto Shop Slrde Rule 3 Crafts 6. Modelmakmg 2 VIVIAN IANET SUMMERS George 31 Slocum Ave Chnstrana Clerxcal M1rror Club 2 MILDRED SUPPLEE Mlllle 93 Vrrgrma Avenue College Prep H1 Y Club 3 Mrrror Club 2 Publrc Speaking l 2 Talarra 3 Glee Club l Paxnt 51 Patch 1 2 Safety Educatxon 3 ' D. O, T. ' ' 3. j' B'll Crafts :S Moelelmakmg 2, h RUTH ILIEN SWARR IISIE M SWISHER PEGGY ANN TALBOT BETTY l TAYLOII ROBERT E THOMAS Ruth Flsre Peggy Betty Oblong Chrrstrana Penna Coatesvrlle R P 2 Honey Brook Penna E Kmg Hlghway 356 Valley Road Academrc I Safety Club 3 Choral Speaking 2 THOMPSON 'Charles Thornclale Box No Academic I Talana 3 Slxde Rule 2 Photography 2 3 D O T Academrcl Stenograpnrc Industrxal Electrxc Commerc1al2 Pamt G Patch l 2 3 T ack l 2 3 THOMSON Mtllre Atglon Hrgh Street Academrc I Chemrstry 3 it TOMASOVICH Steitre lOl So Church Street College Prep Basketball I 2 3 Student Councrl 2 Vlctory Corps 1 Spotllghtl 2 3 Talarla 3 Pamt 6 Patch 1 Choral Speakmg 7 Home-room Preslderrt 3 Commercxal 2 Cross Country l 2 3 Home-room Program Swrmmmg 3 Chalrman 1 2 Tennis 3 Tnbunal 2 Slrde Rule 2 The Brady L Edre 1827 Myers Ca 'rp Coatesvrlle R D Z Academlcl D O T Football 1 2 Track l 2 Glee Club l 2 3 Merstersmgers I 2 CHARLES E. N. MILDRED MARY STEPHANIE BRADY L. TREADWIZLL EDITH D. TREGO . . 12 , , ' . ' . . . MARVIN WILLIAM TROTT ..Murv., Parkesburq Penna Industnal Electnc Shop Glee Club Z 3 SHIRLEY TRUMBOWE3 Shxrley Modena Penna Stenographxc Glee Club 2 M IANE VERBISKI Iame 107 South Sxxth Ave Stenographxc Pamt 6 Patch 3 HxY Club 1 2 3 Choral Speakmq Spothght Cxrculatlon 1 VINCENT VERGARA Vmce 537 Olxve Street College Prep Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 Tnbunal 2 3 Spotlxght 1 Class Offxcer 3 Spotllght CIICUICXIIOH 1 PHOEBE WALKER Phoebe Chnstlana Penna College Prep Glee Club 3 Safety Educatton 3 L. FRANKLIN WALLACE Frank Coatesville R D 1 Industrial Auto HAZEL WANIN-IR Hazel Sadsburyvllle Penna D O T DORIS WARNER Dons 432 Valley Road Acaflemlc I DONALD L WEAVER Two Gun 343 Charles Street Industnal Machme Hobby Club Z EDGAR GFORGL WFAVER 523 Elm Stree' lndustrxal Electrxc Glee Club 2 3 Merstersmqers 2 nd I 2 Dxstrlct Band 2 3 State Band 2 - V - L' ' A ' ' 5 '2. . fa. . ' ' . . Ed Ba , ,3, I CLYDI A WELLER Habbxt 408 West Mam Street lndustrlal Prmt Football 1 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 T ack l 2 3 Tubunal ' 3 ludqe at frtbunal 3 apo tqht l Z 3 Q lass Offxcers 2 Crrculalron l 2 SUZANNE WII I I AMS Susan Christiana Clerical Safety Fducatton 3 IIDNA OEHALDINE WHITE Gerne Sprmq Run Farm Colleqe Prep Public, Speakmq 1 lomeroom Presldertt 2 Homeroom Secretary l Baskctballl 2 3 Swtmmtnq 2 3 Tenms 3 Spotlxqht 2 3 Nlelstersmqers I 2 Pamt 6 Patch 1 Cheerleaders 2 3 ERNEST C Wlt LS Mouse Al South Sth Avenue Inclustrtal Machue Football l 2 3 Baskrtball l 2 Tribunal 3 Vrctory Corps l 2 Spotltqht l Llubl 2 3 CClbll'l9l Representatlve I ELLEN IANE WIDDOES LOUISE WILLIAMS MARIAN IEAN WILLIAIVIH Ellen Lou 1 90 South 13111 Avenue Coatesvrlle R D Z Coatesvxlle R D 4 College Prep CIGYICGI Stenoqraphrc Tenms 1 2 3 VICYOTY COYPS 1 Commercxal 1 Spotlxght 1 2 3 SPOIIIQN 1 Gregg Speed Club Z Glee Club 1 2 Tulum 1 Nlexstersmgers Iubllc Speaking 2 Pam: fs Patch 1 2 Chow! Speckmq 2 Choral Speaklnq 2 Lllemiufe 1 Homeroom Program ANNA MARTHA WILSON Ann l23 Woodland Avenue ARVILLA ARECE WIL :ON ELLIS WILSON Arvxlla Ellts 798 Coates Street Coatesvxlle Fl D 1 Clertcal Academlc I Cross Country Z 3 Swrmmmg 2 3 Vlctory Corps 1 Band 1 Ta artcl I 2 3 Safety Educahon Glee Club 1 Z Publlc Speakmg 1 1 2 Lxterature 3 Cabmet Heprese ttatrve 7 3 Spotlxght Crrculatxon 1 2 Choral Speakmg 2 ,, ,, . ,. ,. ., .. .. ..P.u.. ' :,,:. 2 . , . ' ' 2. A 'A . Swtlf I '. ' . fpotliqht ' C160 Club 'l,.2, 3, chairman 3. ' ' As. ' ' , ,a. ' , 2. 'A' 'A' ,Pa. . ' , 4 4 ' . . H1-Y , ,3. ' . nw 2 ', , I , - U , HELEN MARIE WILSON Helen Thorndale P Academxc I Talarla 3 Glee Club 2 3 Mrrror Club 1 ALAN F WINDLE Coa esvrlle R D 3 Academxc I Iunror Sportsmen I Slide Rule 2 Craits 6, Modelmakmg 1 E WILLIAM WINFIELD Wmme 64 Carver Court Academrc I Baseball 2 3 PAUL WINKLES Wmks U S Veterans HOSPIIG College Prep Basketball 2 Tenmsl 2 3 Student Councrl 2 3 Glee Club 1 I-IIY Club 1 2 3 Choral Speakmg 2 Homeroom Presrdent 2 L NORMAN WISE Norm Chrrstrana Academxc I GLORIA A WOINAROWSKI Glorla 431 Oak Street Stenographrc Talarra 3 Glee Club l Merstersmgers l 2 3 H Clubl 2 3 Homeroom Secretary 2 Spothght Cxrculahon l 2 BARBARA CLAIRE WOLFI' Barby 234 Charles Street Stenographrc Talarra 3 Glee Club l 2 Mexstersrngers l 2 Palnt 6 Patch l 2 H Y Club I 2 3 Homeroom Secretary 3 Homeroom Program Chaxrman l BERTHA WOOD Bertha 635 So lst Avenue Academxc I WAYNE C WOODWARD Slum West Chester Road College Prep Cross Country Z 3 Choral Speakmq 2 Physlcs 2 Slrde Rule 2 Crafts :S Modelmakrnq ESTHER ANNE WORST Ess Gap Pa Academrc 1 ' Q- ,, . ., LY , , '. A ' Al . Public Speaking I. ' r .I I' 1 ' l . ll ' ' , Pa. , . -'58 If MARY IANE WRIGHT SARAH ANNE YOUNG lame Sully 58 Vxrqmra Avenue A191611 PU Stenographrc Colleqe Prep B nd l 2 3 Spotl1ght2 3 Commercial 1 2 Glee Club 3 Melstersmgers 3 Ltterature 2 Band 3 ESTHER ZAMANISKY Essxe 415 Walnut Street Stenographxc Glee Club 1 Paxnt 61 Patch 1 2 3 Commerctal Z Spotllght Clrculatron 1 'ki' LEE ZINN Zmme Honey Brook R Academrc I Football 1 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Trrbunal 2 3 Iumor Sportsmen 1 37 FRANK ZOLENSK1 ROBERT ZOLENSKI Frank Bob 95 So Church St 95 So Church St lndustrral Prlnter Industrral Electrlc Shop We commend Anthony DePedro tor the gallant battle he has waged on mlantxle paralysrs Gus a recogmzed athlete would have graduated as a member ol the Class ot 1947 had he not been a vxctxm of this malady sr . , , 8. 5-A 1.11 ' J a . ' I 1 E - . . D, 1 , . . . Veterans At the trme the yearbook went to press the followmg veterans had completed or had part1a1ly fulfrlled the requ1rements for graduatron through the General Educatronal Development Test servrce schoohnq and accelerated COLIISGS Robert Alde man Robert Baldwr Robe t Bell Kenneth Campbell Robert E Dacey Frank D1Ob1lda Iohn D P etranton lames Ge-has e oy I Hol Walter Kuta George Le sky F nk Masc lh Ioseph Moncuso I ck Ne do H Ezra S Peck Tony Pe ella Raymo d Po ell Enoch Rayso Edgar Schl mme Harper Schl mme George Taylo Iohn Toth K th Walto George Watk ns Norman Yoeman Mo ts Zbel an Raymond M lvaney Who s Who CLHSS OF 1947 BEST ALL AROUND Marte Becker Paul Wrnkles MOST STUDIOUS Sara Ann Young Horace Bonsall BEST ATHLETE Marlorre Harrrs Vrncent Veqara EEST ACTRESS and ACTOR lean Hofmann Ralston Roper BEST DANCER lean MCW1ll1GmS Clyde Weller QUIETEST Helen W1lson Charles Thompson MOST POPULAR Veronlca Krssell Davrd O Leary NICEST SMILE Barbara Fourmer Vrncent Veqara NICEST LOOKING Theresa Morrone Robert Hornberqer WITTIEST Helen Sestak Iames Copeland BEST DRESSED Stella Horencr Robert Levenrte , , r . 'n r r n w r . 1 . . 1 i i ic r L r . mes enne n ' i Ira D. Lawrence Harold F, Wrtmer u ra iu ' rr' i m u a u r I 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 5 ' ' pw BP -no-- li xav Wig Y' U Who S Who Class Of 1948 LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP CITIZENSHIP ATHLETICS DRAMATICS MUSIC ART - - Ioan Noble Patsy McAll1ster Terry Greenheld Mary Osborne Betty Roper Helen Gllbcrugh lp an stl James Gctley Presxdent Tony Veqara Vxce Presxdent Everett Klmes Secretory Be ty Russell Trecxsurer Ann Gxllen Tony Vegcrra R1chcxrd Greenwood Betty Russell Iohn DCIZIO E111 Goebert Rufus Secxrles if X I ii- 'R 'Ev ff Who S Who Class Of 1949 Nr.. CITIZENSHIP SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP ATHLETICS DRAMATICS Wy' r W1l11c1rn Chnton Wrlhcrm Orth Arnold Gllbert Gene D1Ob1ldcr Icrmes Forbes Pres dent G e D Ob ll Vrce P es dent Dcvlsl Sm th Scet y Lcc1Bc1rtoe Treasure G nqer Bye ly Gmger Byerly Debbxe Wxlbrcthom Ann Iohnson Icrcquehne Sellers I ' ,W , - PM - I v in ' 9 1. 1 f' - I L ,. Jil' I i 1 'uf 1 . , ,- f w . I . 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The house I lrve tn a plot ot earth a street The qrocer and the butcher and the people that I meet The chrldren tn the playground the laces that I see All race all reltqxons thats Amermca to me e The The The The The The T e The The The u The The T e The The The The A h place I work rn the worker at my sxde ltttle town or crty where my people lned and dterl howdy and the handshake the a1r ot teelmq tree rtght to speak my mmd out thats Amerrca to m thmqs I see about me the b1g thmqs and the small ltttle corner newstand and the house a mtle tall weddmq and the churchyard the laughter and the tears dr: am thats been a qrowm for a hundred frfty years town I ltve rn the street the house the room pavement ot the cxty or a garden all m bloom church the school the clubhouse the mllllon hqhts e especlally the people thats Amerxca to me house I l1ve IH the lrtends that I hav: found folks beyond the rarlroad and the people all around worker and the farmer the satlor on the sea men who bullt thts country thats America to m house I hve rn my netqhbor whrte and black people who lust came here or lrom generattons back town hall and the soap box the torch of Llberty ome for all Gods chlldren thats Amertca to me The words of old Abe Lmcoln ot Ieflerson and Pame Of Washtnqton and Iackson and the tasks that st1ll remaxn The ltttle budge at Concord where Freedoms trqht beqan Our Gettysburg and Mrdway and the story of Bataan The house I ltve rn the goodness everywhere A land of wealth and beauty with enouqh tor all to share A house that we call Freedom the home ol L1berty And a prorntse for tomorrow thats America to me Used by permrsslon Copyrlqhted 1942 by Chappel 6. Co Inc New Yor Cttv Words by Lewxs Allen MUSIC by Earl Robinson Th . r . 4 ' ' , ' ' e. h 2 ' ' ' ' , , , ' ' ' I se , B t ' , ' ' . h , ' , ' ' , ' , ' e. Qt! 1 We xkiff- 5 sud QWWXKS I 4 ' W '---v- ------ - -- -- -. A ...w.. . . , R , iv -- ,na-Y' -.-it 2 L af. . Q q h , . y Q, 4 1 '. ' ' 3 '- Q. ' '. , , ., Qt' 'A ' J., Q' 1 X , , ' Y 'fl' QKLQ. . f if Q .Y i A4Q a l L 4.---:Iii I QI V his? f m S X U - QQ.-. b : . -h Y 1 If , ' ' I H ,Q ff :K ig K L Q . wi Q 2 5 ' x K -K 41:5 U l W I . v m 1 - ' ' x' ' 4 , , I . ' - i 1' k , . jf l -...........- . wymrqw .-:Xie - Lvsefevealivgf' Student Councll The baslc purpose of the Student Councrl IS to provrde an effrcrent student government and as a legrslatrve group to act as a potent force 1n the mater 1al1zat1on of student ldeas 1nto school functlonrng Every homeroom has one representatxve who conscrously attempts to realrze the des1res of hrs fellow classmen In pursuance of rts Ob1eCl1V9 the Student Councrl under the gurdance of M1ss Gladys Worth and MISS lean Thomas has accompllshed the followlng Drrected the successiul Chrrstmas proyect at whrch tlme Cus DePedro a member ot our class and an mlantrle paralysrs vrctrm was presented wrth a modern Organrzed the Red Cross Drrve whxch netted S58 67 Accepted the responsrbrlrty tor pl'OV1dll'lQ assembly leaders and persons to read the Blble Conducted the Pep Rally Programs durrng the lootball season Recorded the scholastrc honor roll and presented charms to those who attaned supenor ratmg durmg the entrre three years Attempted to perfect the Servrce Roll of graduates and secured permanent photographs to be hung 1n the front hall ol those who paxd the supreme sacrrhce Conducted an efhcrent trathc schedule throughout the school 8 Sponsored the collechon ol clothrng tor the devastated countnes of Europe Ofhcers were Presrdent Horace Bonsall Vrce Presrdent Rrchard Weaver Correspondmq Secretary Helen Sestak Recordmg Secretary Betty Mullen Treasurer lean Hofmann 2 N l 31 .s 7 l. ' ' ' ' ' 1 . recording machine and records. 2. ' ' ' . . 3' . .. . . 4. ' . S. ' '. 6. ' . 7. ' ' ' . IEIJII Trlbunal The Tnbunal or Iud1c1ary branch of the Student Counc11 1S under the d1rect1on of M1ss Gladys Worth The yury members football squad part11pants accomplxshed a very commendable enforcement of laws under the student leadersh1p of Iudge Clyde Weller Tr1bunal makes and enforces trafhc rules and regulat1ons 1ns1de the bulldlng The traff1c squad 1S organ1zed pr1mar1ly to keep the halls free from congesnon by proh1b1t1ng students from go1ng to the1r lockers between classes Tnbunal also attempts to provtde safety cond1t1ons outs1de the bu1ld1ng thus protectxng the students of Scott H1gh as well as the smaller ch1ldren who attend the Columb1a School Another duty assumed IS the promotlon of cleanl1ness and care of school property by locker and homeroom 1nspect1ons Vlolators are formally tr1ed and decrees of pun1shment are 1nfl1cted upon the cr1m1nals Power 1S mvested 1n th1s group to the extent that they may recommend expulslon from school Thus 1n these many ways th1s group contnbutes to the smooth and eff1c1ent progress of Scott H1gh School lliv2lQvAl Stage Crew The Stage Crew Club 15 under th d1rect1on of Russell Blower Thxs club takes care of all back stage work for aud1tor1um programs plays assembhes home room programs and productlons wh1ch are sponsored by school actrvlty groups commun1ty players and concert art1st programs The crew of boys 15 engaged 1n proyects whrch requlre hghtmg effects pa1nt1ng elec trrcal repaxr paper hangmg etc The club each year contrlbutes 1mprove ments Therr most recent contr1but1on was the erectlon of a catwalk There are seven senrors s1x Jumors and four sophomores 1n the club The club ofhcers are Pres1dent Donald Neahs V1ce Presrdent Paul Coates Treasurer Iames Way Manager of Lxghts and Effects Earl Scherrer Manager of Propertres Charles Conner and Manager of Stage Constructxon Gxlbert Pry llhvalhv Wi e 0 Q 9 Q a X . 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Q I , X 7 t I , Q ,f t,. , 4? 3 ' Q gl' I , ' Spotllght Br weekly the students eagerly look forward to recervmg the school paper thrs keeps us mformed of the varrous school actrvrtres problems socral events and latest gossp Much work rs entarled rn such a publrcatron and thrs IS accomphshed through the efforts of several staffs each responsrble for a partrcular phase of the actrvrty The advertrsrng staH sells the aclvertrsmg space to the Coatesvrlle merchants Thrs rs a frnancral asset whrch accounts for the rnexpensrve purchase prrce of the scholastrc edrt on The clrculatron staff drstrlbutes the paper to the subscrrbers and malls copres to the boys m the servrce keepmg them constantly rn memorable contact wrth the happenmgs whrch concern therr Alma Mater The Board of Edrtors and therr staff are entrrely responsrble for wrrtrng the artrcles preparmg the copy proof reading and meetrng all the factors whrch lnvolve deadhnes The staff typrsts prepare the materlal for the prmters and boys enrolled rn the vocatronal prrntrng course arrange the materral and pubhsh the Spotlrght as you know rt The edrtron rs a member of th Pennsylvama School Press Assocratron and Columbrc Scholastnc Press Assocratron The paper rs pubhshed under the supervrsron of the followrnq drrectors Mrss Catherme Stern and Mr Wrllram Muthard edrtorlal drrectors Mrs Sarah Davrs advertrsrng drrector Mrs Lleanor Roberts crrculatlon drrector Mr Paul Freeman prmtlng drrector The edrtorral staff of the Spotlrqht Mane Becker edrtor Ralston Roper feature edxtor Maryorre Hams prcture edrtor Ellen Wrddoes alumm edrtor Sarah Ann Young ex hange edrtor Ruth Humpton points edrtor AVSIBVE 'AVA VAIP ulhvgl Qld A 1:4 lfvil Talarla Our aim in publishing this yearbook has been to present for your enjoy ment a book worthy of the class of 1947 to recall for you the foremost events of the past few years has been our uppermost desire The staff sincerely hopes that their work has been thoroughly successful and that their aim has been realized Our selected title was enlisted from Roman mythology Talaria is the name of the winged sandal which appears on our school seal It is symbolic for progress The staff wishes to express sincerest appreciation to Clement Augustin for his assistance with the advertising solicited by the Distributive Occupa tion Class Talaria Staff included Lois Miller and Betty Lemheny co editors Ann Wilson, Mary Karos, Patricia Donovan, Katherine Pequesse, Dorothy Taylor, Theresa Kilduff, Wilbur Marsh, Earl Isaacs, and Earl Sheirer. Miss Doris L. Grab and Mr. Paul Freeman are the faculty advisers. l944 45 l945 46 Melslersmgers The Combrned groups Boys Glee Club Orchestra cmd Parnt and Patch Club offered the un1que Trrdrarnustcal The regular Chrrst mas Carol Servrce and Sprxng Concert were presented by the combrned smgrng groups Iesse Zerr drrected Quxetly 1nsp1red sprrrtual realrzatxons f1lled the audxtorrum as the candle l1ght process1on of grrls to Adeste F1dGl1S shall always occupy a favor1te pos1t1on among our chosen memorre The Sprrng Concert exampled the unusual ab1l1ty of the groups to render accapella arrangements The groups developed a unlque capacxty to capture the emotlonal stralns of the rendrtxons as they were rntended to be by therr respectrve composers Mrss Dorothea M Hrlner drrected Boys GleeL Club combined groups presented the Annual Christmas Concert. The 1 Nr 1948 47 G1FlS Glee Club The comb1ned mus1c chorus presented The P1rates of Penzance cr G11bert cmd Sulhvan opera wh1ch drsplayed fantastlc subtle humor a healthy tone and a slxght flavor of cyn1c1sm The producuon was Dunng the Chnstrnas Season the comb1ned groups presented a concert very much 1n keepmg w1th therr reputat1on for perfecuon I-X dramuslcal presentanon Why the Chrmes Rang was mcluded A quahfled group provxded the musrcal arrangements for the WCAU broadcast H1stor1cal COGl9SV1ll9 - I triumphantly received by a full house . The Band The past year has been a most successful one for the H1gh School Band whlch has been vxtal 1n the promot1on of school sp1r1t both 1n assembl1es and at football games Dunng the football season the band personnel dehghted the1r fans wrth snappy maneuvers and they garned much deserved fame for the way 1n whxch they formed hgures marched and counter marched wh1le they con As they marched down the alsles ln the audmtonum pr1or to pep rally assemblxes one could feel the very mfluence of th1s organxzatlon upon the student body For thelr many efforts and outstandmg contr1but1ons we thank M1ss Dorothea Hxlner the dxrector and Fred Gates, student drrector tinued to play. Grcheslra This organization consists of the more masterful musicians who enjoy symphonic and classical arrangements. The personnel includes: FLUTE TRUMPETS: Lloyd Newlin' Nelson Ashton Dorothy Smith VIOLINS lack lones' TROMBONES Alice Smeg- Harold Woodley Earl Isaacs- Raymond Lyons Ioyce Ashworth TUBAS Barbara Stubbs Rufus semlesf CLARINETS Arlene Hoopes Edgar Weaver' PERCUSSIONS Ann Larkin Ioshua Coleman Esther Regener Fred Gates Robert Richardson SAXAPHONES Kenneth Lammey PIANISTS Raymond Ferguson Charlotte Hannum Frank Martin Thelma Pugh These persons have received the distinct honor of participating membership in the Distnct Orchestra which is composed of outstanding high school musicians - f Pamt and Patch Club The Paint cmd Patch Club under the direction of Mlss Catherine Hoffman is instructed in the techniques of dramatics and stage direction make up units and stage effects This group resumed organization as a three grade unit Productions in clude one act plays prepared for assembly performances chosen and directed by students under the superv1s1on of the faculty adviser Why the Chimes Rang mspxrationally supplemented the Christmas Concert given by the combined choruses The production was professionally staged Lights Out is being considered for presentation as we go to press Ana be glven in May for the benefit of the Class of 1947 This production will be directed by Miss Catherine Hoffman Some of the considerations are Our Town Blithe Spirit Angel Street and Arsenic and Old Lace The members of the club have their voices recorded and through thi medium recognize enunciatron diction and tone qualities The officers are lean Hofmann President Patsy Donovan Corresponding Secretary, Ralston Roper Recording Secretary Treasurer likewise the senior class members of this dramatic group are selecting a play to Il ll - 1 I ll ll ll. ll ' ll . . .S Tlqer I-louse The Class of 1947 chose as the1r Iumor producnon Txger House by Robert St Clauf In keepmg w1th the theme the curtam rose at 8 13 oclock The mystery comedy 1n three acts ably dxrected by Lawrence S Sm1th took place 1n the hbrary of Mystery Manor an old country estate IH a lonely settmg three m1les from the nearest vtllage The comedy was hlled w1th thnlls chllls and shrxlls and featured unusual student product1on THE CAST IEAN HOFMANN MARVIN RIESENBACH BETTY TAYLOR ROMAINE RADCLIFFE ROBERT STEPHAN LARRY ISRAELSON RALSTON ROPER NANCY HOLT GERALD HART ESTHER ZAMANSKY Erma Lowr1e Yaml Aunt Soph1e Mrs Murdock Maclntosh Arthur Hale Oswald Verms Peggy Van Ess Thompson The Mystery Woman PAN AMERICAN CLUB The purpose of the Pan American Club IS to foster a frxendshlp for and knowledge of those peoples who compr1se our Latm Amerrcan republrcs Mrss Lechner the advnser attempts to develop apprecta Irons of customs modes culture and ways of lrvmg of these Snanxsh speakrnq nerghbors Thls ns accomplrshed by a systematxc study of ecoloqy b1oqraph1es hlstollc and geographlc novels Span sh IS spoken durmq each club perrod pw FINE ARTS CLUB The Fme Arts Club studxes through m formal dlscussxon the arts of pamtmq sculp archltecture the graphlc arts cmd Expressxon through the vanous medxa ture crafts and etchlnqs IS also available The actxvxtles provxde an outlet for pressxon develop a sensxtxvxty to fme arts both potent factors rn democratrc rdeals The club assumes the responsrbxlxty of hangmg pamtmqs rn the vanous classrooms The members assxst m arranqmg dxsplays of art ob1ects PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Thus club was orgamzed through the efforts of Frank Gladmq to provrde detarled actrvlty rn photography for students who are xnterested rn thxs held of endeavor Technlcalrtxes of developmg and retouchxng are studled and 1nd1v1dual research proyects are conducted m areas such as enlargements mxcroscopxc photography and verrchrome processmq 1 , Q V Y i , x , ' , ' , 'X , . . . ., . -.. . ' ' of pencil, charcoal, pastel, oil, water colors , . . . L - ol , - X ' ' ex- tif ly 1 . . . . . . l 1 Y . . . , ' ' 1 'V l 1 -J I COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club. under the direction of Miss Ianet Hoke, planned to incorporate orientation to the work-a-day world. Towards this goal, they invited guest speakers who represented various fields of occupations into which commercial students are likely to enter after graduation. Expectation, quali- fication, etc., were freely discussed. These formal meetings were supplemented by the senior members who related experiences which they have encountered since their appointments to secretarialships to assist faculty members with clerical work. LIBRARY CLUB The Dewey Decimal Library classification of books reduces your efforts or attempts to locate matenal which you wish to read or utilize for reference or research However to facilitate library procedure Miss Maryone Rambo has trained a group of girls who are qualified to assist you as you browse through the stacks We are very appreciative of these services SPORTSMEN S CLUB interest in outdoor sports such as hunting and fishing The activities of the club included discussions centering around the causes of various accidents in the held the reading of interesting Sport and Outdoor magazines the observations of motion pictures dealing with the interests and hobbies of the members The club is sponsored by Andrew I Adams The Sportsmen's Club was organized for the purpose of creating V4 lb A 4th A nl sf' POSTER CLUB LVAI EVA BIOLOGY CLUB The Brology Club IS composed of twenty mterested brology students who desrre to delve more deeply mto the scxence than scheduled class ttme permtts Presently the club rs Cl3SS1fylnq and mount mg a beetle collectron sent from Iapan by an army off cer located rn that area The collectton conslsts of f1ve hundred or more beetles and Mrss Blanche Cochran the club advlser expects to exhrbrt the dxsplay at the Iunror Academy of Sclence whxch convenes ln Phlladelphra and Ptttsburgh over the Easter vacauon Other protects conducted by the club are rdentxfxcatron of flowers and trees leaf prlnt mg and techmolor photography for ln struction purposes Oftxcers are Thomas Werner Presxdent Dorothy Smtth V1cePres1dent and lame-s SAFETY EDUCATION CLUB The Safety Educatlon Club emphasxsmg drxvertralnxng was oqantzed fo member of the senlor class rn preparatton for the Pennsylvanta State Drxvers Test Club perrods have been devoted to the sludy and revlew of quest1o'1s dealxng wrth good dflVll'lg practxces Maternal from the Motor Vehrcle Code has been used to ac cua nt all members wth the Important re sponslbrltty of drrv ng aetd ownmq an auto mobtle The use of psycho physical testmg devrces such as depth perceptton held of v1s1on color blmdness trme reaction etc have played an rmportant part tn stresslnq the physlcal requxremens necessary to be come a good drrver To qam expenence ID actual drxvrnq road demonstratton as well as dnvlng practxce was mcluded Wrllxam McFadden was the faculty advxser The Poster Club provrdes opportumty to study present day method of advertxsmg and to deslqn and execute posters for school ani commumty use It serves as supplementary tlme to the requ'ar art classes Wxlbur V Bauer ts the advtser :K ' ' ' ' ..,............ t 2 ' ' , . . ' I t ty :wt ' ' -- , . ,...- I C ' - I I . ' ' . , . . : Evans. Secretary-Treasurer. t A t 'J t 1 ' Y ' ' , r ' r s L 'L ' y , ., . 1 A . i . . ,- .. I . i BOYS' HI-Y The Scott Hi-Y is an organization of boys whose activities center around the creed: to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The meetings are held in the club room atop the Y. M. C. A. The club members assist in many of the activities of the Y. M. C. A. and other community projects. The officers are: President, Horace Bonsall: Vice President, Iohn Pitcherella. Secretary: Jim Copeland: Treasurer, Iim Way. HOBBY CLUB This club was originated by Clarence Slocum to help students who are interested in making useful items for home and school Shortage o' lumber material has hampered the activity of this club and consequently the members are limited to the construction of small projects GREGG SPEEDSTERS the ability ol taking rapid dictation and typing at faster rates of speed Included on the roster of the club program were fast dictation improving of typing techniques transcrrptron enlarged shorthand vocabulary and timely discussions on office procedure The Gregg Speedster Club, under the direction of Mrs. Sara R. Davis, attempted to improve SWIMMING CLUB The Swrmmmg Club wrth Mr Malcom Stuber as advrser has had a very nterestrnq and eventful year Many of tts members are on the boys swlmmmq team whrch has had a :ery successful season Other members have part1c1pated rn a water pageant and water balla that was presented rn the Y M C A pool Club offrcers are lack McFarland Presldent Lors Mrller Vrce Presrdent and Mary Baker Secretary The members of the club have rn common therr rnterest rn swrmmrnq as a rccreatronal pasttrme and as a fast competrtrve sport FOOTBALL CLUB The members of the football squad and other boys mterested rn football are members Durrnq the football season the boys drscuss the team they wtll play thc followrnq Saturday They drscuss If1Cli plays and the mrstakes made tn former games The purpose of the club rs for the boys to understand football more clearly and to profrt by mrstakes made SLIDE RULE CLUB Thts club was formed vvrth the rdea of teachmq students of our hlqh school the use of the shde rule and how rt facrhtates computatronal skrll rn multrphca non and d vrsron The club meets weekly under he drrectron and tutelage of Mr Brltton Many students who Jomed thrs club feel that they have qamed a lnowledqe whrch w1ll equrp them for work rn later years They of course recoqnrze that thrs club also provrdes a practtce perrod for mathematxc funda rnentals The Football Club meets every Tuesday morning with Mr. Dailey. Ex it V 4 0 6 Y S 6 'Q X-1 ms? Wir Gr' gs Avi-'war' .5 . J- , , w mv 9' an A' Xv'Tav 'Vl- FM-' gif' ' 3 , .- 4'wf - 24 1 a'w YI, ..'f,fw 3 M ,,-, ,155 ' J fy -at s uwxxx fu Ji-wn!I'.. , ., Vf .W-4 R Cheerleaders The cheerleaders d1I'eCl and promote the enthus1asm 1n Scott H1gh School The bus1ness of the club IS to conduct the pep rally assemblres dur1ng the football and basketball seasons and to promote the d1str1but1on of pep mater rals Th1s group IS 11kGW1Se responslble for the wntten ads and pep slogan whxch we often ftnd on the blackboards 1n homeroorns A number of stunts were featured on the football held Senror cheerleaders follow Margre HGIIIS Helen Sestak Iack1e McW1l hams Anna Mary Lakr- Gerr1e Wh1te and Barbara Montague Mlss Catherme Stern faculty advrser asststed rn the executlon of several new cheers whrch proved popular among the students . . , .,., , . f. . q l A . . tv ' 5 t if ., .4 ...... Z ' Q g . t Q . in -'W .. wg, . -E 5 Y' 4.1 1944 1945 1946 Football Wm columns 1ncluded v1ctor1es over Radnor Allentown Berwyn West Chester Pottstown Downmgtown Lancaster and Phoen1xv1l1e Red Ra1ders stood IIISI 1n county competltlon A youthful 1nexper1enced eleven bowed to more super1or teams whrch chcked to overpower the Balders Wlth aenal attacks The scrappy S H S team showed 1ts power 1n defeatmg Lebanon Berwyn Dowmng town and West Mahoney The Ralders dropped the annual t1lt wxth Phoen1xv1l1e as the Phantoms won 19 6 1n a second half surge Won s1x lost three t1ed one Wlns were from West Mahoney W11m1ng ton West Chester Bul11s Prep Dowmngtown and Phoen1xv1l1e The squad 1ncluded Vmce Vergara Clyde Weller Gene Burnlte Chfton Nor man Martrn Flynn Ioe Hess Charles Gent11e Ed Kornet Iohn Frore Iohn Daz1o Ted Moody Ed Pacana Frank Steldler Ray Pnale Lee Ztnn Kenny Berke1h1ser Gene D1Ob1lda B111 Shelton Iohn Sensemg and B111 McGowan Vmce Vergara Ted Moody Gene Burmte and Chfton Norman were named to the all county team THEODORE DAILEY Head Coach GENE FORTE Assxstant Coach WILLIAM MCFADDEN Ass1stant Coach ALVIN LOOMIS Ass1stant Coach LEO ATKINSON ............................................ Iunior Varsity Coach 1945 946 1947 Basketball Clrftord Hutzley rergned as momtor The team frnrshed rn thrrd place tyrng w1th Down1ngtown rn the Sect1on III league Not to be forgotter are the return txlt w1th Easton m wh1ch SH S was the vlctor and the Lower Mer1on game played to a sudden death pertod Coach Gene Forte rnonrtored our boys aga1nst many of the best teams rn the state Although the Scottmen d1d not fare so well rn county or outsrde competrtron they fought every 1nch of the way agarnst much taller opposrtron Coach Ioe Proksa had returned The Proksamen won therr frrst four Sectron III League games w1th Down1ngtown West Chester Berwyn and the tradrtxonal r1val Pottstown W1th the gymnaslum packed to overflow mg O Leary W1th 17 pomts Gentrle w1th 13 polnts and the entlre team s spmt accounted for the vrctory wh1ch placed Coatesvllle a lap ahead of the other teams 1n the race for the Sectron III champlonshlp As we go to press the S H S qumtet has just taken back the w1n Readmg held over them by defeatmg that team rn an extra per1od game wh1ch ended 1n a 36 34 score The squad Charles Gentxle Dave O Leary Frank Toth Clyde Weller Leonard Slody Lloyd Newhn Vmce Vegara Martm Flynn and Dlck Eby IOSEPH PROKSA Head Coach GENE FORTE Iunror Varsrty Coach P ,..T...., 1815 A3 1 gl F1 Swlmmmq Coach Malcolm Stuber d1rected many capable and exper1enced swxmmers through keen compet1t1on and as we go to press the team had reqrstered four w1ns agamst Allentown Pottstown Upper Darby and W11m1ngton B111 Clmton a sophomore broke the pool score 1n the 100 yard backstroke wtth a tlmlllg of 1 OS 8 Part1C1pants rnclude lack McFarland Captam B111 Scharek B111 Shelton I1m Eppehelmer Dave Barnes Everett Kxmes Laverne Russell Ray Wallace Dxck Weaver Ierry Herman Tony Kopanskr Calvrn Parker Roger Fadchs Arthur Wnght and Bruce Cloud Baseball The Baseball Team w1ll start practlce on March 14 at Columbra Avenue baseball dramond Twelve games have been scheduled for thrs season Ten of the games are Suburban League Games The other two games w1ll be played w1th Readrng Central Catholrc Hrgh School The hrst game w1ll be played wrth Eerwyn on Aprrl 14 Our frrst home game w1ll be played wrth Phoenrxvrlle Hrgh School on Aprrl 17 Thrs year the club purchased twenty trve new surts whrch are very colorful Returned players thrs year rnclude Robert Patton Frank Sterdler Ioseph Hess Marrow Mattson Elmer Wmtreld V1ncentVergara Marty Flynn Ralph Fox Gene Rrssell Benlamrn Gomez Wrlmer Egolf and Iames Foulk The baseball team rs coached by Leo Atkrnson As we go to press news rtems read Batsmen One, Lose Two Bow to Readrng Catholrc And Downmgtown Beat Pottstown Readrnq Catholxc 4 Scott 1 Coach Leo Atlansons Red Rarders trav elect to Readrng Central Catholrc hrgh school Aprtl V4 and came home on the short end of a 4 1 score Ackey s boys had a great deal ol trouble rn connectrng vxrth the oftermgs of the Readrng prtcher and also made a poor showrng rn the held The wmners re cerved therr runs as a result ol several trmely luts and cr couple ot bad errors on the part of the Scottmen Marwood Mattson was on duty on the mound tor the locals and Patton was at the recervrng end Scott 9 Pottstown 2 The Red Harder nrne had a real sluggrng spree rn a game played at Pott town Aprrl 26 They tagged the Pottstown prtcher lor a total of ten hrts and counted nrne runs Atkmsons proteges lrmrted the losers to two runs Ioe Hess veteran Coatesvrllc hurler not only prtched a great ball game but made hrs presence well known at bat Vrnce Vergara lard hrttmg Rarder shortstop pounded out several smashrng blows and greatly arded the Rarder scormg cause Thrs was the Rarders second trrumph of the season and was the hrst game played accordrng to regular schedule Dowmngtown 4 Scott 2 Downrngtown hrgh school dramoncl nrne vrsrted Central park Aprrl 28 and carrred home a 4 2 vrctory lt was Coates vtlles second defeat rn tour league starts The Raxders had a rather oft day com mrttrng frve errors and the papertowners took lull advantage of the tact countrng two runs on Coatesvrlle mrsplays Ouarrels and Mattson workec on the hrll tor the locals and Patton recervt d Souder prtched for the v1s1tors and Barrow re cerved - r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I r - , . u In S ' I . . . w - . -. , . I I . . . g A p 5 1 . . , . x V ' s Tennls GIRLS The grrls schedule w1ll lnclude all teams whlch have been arranged for the boys compet1t1on The games w1ll be played on the same day our boys w1ll be hosts to the v1s1t1ng team and our gxrls w1ll be guests at the v1s1t1ng team s school and v1ce versa M1ss Blanche Cochran coach expects to see Barbara Montague Mar1or1e practxce 15 orgamzed l BOYS The tennrs schedule w1ll mclude matches wrth Norrrstown Haverford Berwyn Upper Darby Cheltenham Lower Merron Abmgton Lansdowne and Radnor Paul Wrnkles frrst man and captarn wrth Larry Israelson Stanley Ienkms hm Copeland B111 Shelton I1m Way Warren McLaughl1n Chfton Norman B111 Goebert and Charles Hendrrcks w1ll be the core of the team momtored by Malcolm Stuber Harris, Ellen Widdoes, Marie Becker, and Helen Sestak return when spring Track and Cross Country Under the superv1s1on of Coach Russell Blower the cross country tearr placed srxth 1n the d1str1ct meet at Cobbs Creek but they were dlsquahfred because the hrst snr men cut the course Members of the team tncluded Robert Thomas who broke three course records Iohn Catanese LaVerne Russell Theodore Lee and Meryl Harvey The jumor varslty members were Iohn Mast Donald Sxmmers Dlck Weaver Wayne Woodward Larry Israelson and Fran cms Seyman The track schedule for 1947 mcluded meets w1th Chester Pottstown and West Chester There were county relays a D1SlI1Cl No l P I A A and a state meet Coach Robert Althouse s men were Meryl Harvey Clyde Weller Robert Thomas Earl Smlth Thodore Lee Iohn F1016 Ted Moody Rufus Searles Mrke Keretzman Lee Zrnn Frank Toth Dave O Leary Horace Bonsall LaVerne Russell Arthur Deck Chfton Norman Fred Mann Dav1d Barnes Bob LaMar Ed Kornet B111 Kmg, Iohn Catanese and LeRoy Iohnson ' o 1 1 1 1 I ' I I I I I - . 1 1 . , . . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . GlFlSI Basketball The Scott Htgh Cagerettes under the superv1s1on of M1ss Iosephme Toomey reglstered a w1n agamst the1r old rxval DoWn1ngtown Nme games have been scheduled hve ot whlch W1ll be played on the home maple Sen1or members of the team mclucle Marg1e Hams Helen Sestak Bonnte KlSS6l1 Dot Radz1v1l1uk Stefhe Tomasov1ch Pat Donovan Helen Krupansky Barbara Montague Gerne Wh1te and lean Foos The ment1oned sen1ors 1n the1r sophomore year were among those who helped to rev1ve g1rls basketball For a number of years the athletrc program had not 1ncluded a grrls team In the Intramural Basketball League the sen1ors won three games the 1un1ors captured a w1n from the sophs and a forte1t from the semors and the sophomores managed to defeat the 1un1ors one game M1ss Catherme Stern M159 Dorothea H1lner and Mrss Iosephme Toomey coached the teams u 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . , ... . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . ., . - 1 . -1 1 1 1 ' 1 -. , 1 'R H www yn 9:3953 How fo be a sensahon with your msplrahon 'I You ve been practlcmg for the Van ctv Qhow Bc-r 1use there s a smooth Blonde accomp mymg you, your heart s rc ally ln that love son For tryouts you 'lI'llWC looklng trlm ln an Arrow Trlo ewecntclung Slnrt, Tle, and Handker chlcf 3 A loud speaker nuke? You dndn t re nhzc- all those people would be llsten 1n V The Blonde sounds your cue and you glVC out a flat yodel Your blg chance IS muffcd The only note of harmony IS your Arrow Txe and matclung Handkercluef 2 Wlllle warmmg up your vocal cords, you detect a meltlng look ln The Blonde s eyes You re not swoon halt, so the dcfrostm must be due to your hand some Arrow Slurt, MlI0g3 cut to fit fSanfor1zed labeled for shrmkage less than lfk J '- ! W-JW' 4 Though you re not a famous groaner, The Blonde hkes the way you warble to her, excluslvely MORAL When sweet and low you can t croon, Arrow helps put a heart 1n tune Make Arrow your theme song' Come see us for Arrows' Modern Cohen Bros. IHE, STORE OF NIATIONALLY FAMOUS MERCHANDISE Q--ARROW POR 5111039 0 0 0 Q 0 f 9 . . . . . I V - Q 9 . . I L . , 4 . , - 9 9 s ' 4 . '. . . . g' . g . . ' 4 ' ' 2 Q ' ' . . . . . - ,, . . . . ax . .4 ' . ,1 Cl- -f' I::5EE:.! I ' - 9 9 I ' I O ,1 , ' ' - ' ' ' 55 lf ' F. . . - - - 99 9 . . . . 4 . . . 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