Southern Lehigh High School - Solehian Yearbook (Center Valley, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1942 volume:

PLAVERFCDRD TCJW'NSI1IP HHN1SCHOOL UPPER DARBY PENNSYVANIA .leaf --5-1 -.., 4 ,Q f 55 gif zo:. . ,y ,,,fh3w 055- Ek., .gaqf-A f ,X YF Q-,r w -5 2 g M' . my BY THE CLASSES OF JANUARY AND JUNE 1942 FUREWURD HE DREAD mist of totalitarianism drifts slowly onward. The voice of civilization, strangling in these vapors, remains but a muf- fled gasp. The very freedom for which our fathers fought so valiantly two decades ago, stands at the edge of the bottomless abyss-their sacrifices seemingly futile. Now, we stand, as they did, at the portals of manhood and of woman- hood a little frightened but filled with a deter- mination to remain free. The elder generation need not worry about us. If they would listen, they would hear the thunder underneath, and we will not stop at the roar of the dictators' de- struction, we will stop with the cessation of war -forever. We hate war, and that hatred will carry us on to our inevitable success. UUNTENT SCHOOL SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ABOUT HAVERFORD I' I 6' 95, Q fa .42- sf Q8 Q K .s- ig' ls ,gp ,g if 'Q 53,1 . X ,sci , 4 gl . , ' 5? JS 3 f 5 , A Ex 4 2 Q 1 'P 1 - .Q , 4 . n an M .- Q f k ay I ' ,, . ' W x- Q, x -,-' , , a T .,l ' V' . mf , B . . J4 g ,P ' if 5 V' ' .. 1 3 gsgn' :-1 1. 'N' 5 x T THIS time when our country is endeavoring to preserve our democratic way of life so that we may continue to enjoy the freedom and privileges that the United States offers its people, each and every citizen must aid his country to the utmost of his ability. Therefore, we of the Classes of 1942 dedicate our yearbook to the teachers, former pupils and graduates of Haverford High School who are so willingly serving in the armed forces to defend our great nation. We recognize the sacrifices they are making and know they will demonstrate to the world the character of the United States. -H.L.K. SUPERINTENDENT j. FRANKLIN CARTE B.S., M.A., Ed,D. PRINCIPAL CAR GRANGER Ph.B., M.A. C. GLENWOOD HUGHES Dean of Boys ALLISON G. GORNOG Divecto-r of Athletics for Boys ll' i ll I l Nine AGNES MCMAHON Dean of Girls 'z ETHEL DAVID -' Director of Athletics for Girls I i , x T 0 X , . 1 I 1 1 4 We 1 -1 J HELEN M. AGNEW WILLIAM M. BREUNINGER I. MARGARET CORNOG MARION STARKEY HAMLET Y ,- w r-x .E G I Q i. 3 1 CHARLES B, ALLISON 'TARTHUR R. BAWN RUTH S. BISHOFF LLLLLAN R. BROWN O. RAYNER OARRLOR MLRTAM v. N. COLLINS PAUL ERNEST FINK GENEVIEVE GEIGER ROBERT L. HALLOWELL ROBERT N, HARTMAN WALTON B. HILL BENJAMIN W. HOWARTH ROBERT W. COPPEDGE HARRY P. DOLAN , ,,. IS LILLIAN BARBARA HILBERT ,D 'ix-ff I RRW' NOTHER year has passed, and another class now joins the ranks of the alumni. What- ever the reactions may be upon leaving, school has played quite a part in these persons' lives and a new and wider field is opening before them. Many members of the January Class are already facing the world on their own, and in the June Class much is being anticipated regarding future plans. Three years ago we entered the Senior High School bewildered, but we gradually ac- customed ourselves to the new ways and by the time we became seniors were able to assume posi- tions of responsibility. Although the Washing- ton trip was denied the june Class, there. are other pleasant remembrances-the Prom, the Ball and the successful Senior Plays. This book, too, is evidence of our achievement, and we hope it will always call back pleasant memories to the graduates of 1942.-M.-I.R. Thirteen DAVID E. PARK Dave, 224 Campbell Avenue S. Ardmore Executive Committee: HifY fTreas- urerlz Merit Award QP, Ejg Track fljq Football ll, 2, 32g Service Pin. Remembered forfHis football. MARJORIE A. RUSSELL lAMdTg16,l 701 Merion Avenue Penlield Student Council: Senior Play: HifY: Operetta: Choral and Sophomore Draf matic Clubs. Rememluwed fO7'H6Y pleasing ap' pearance. Fourteen DAVID E, PARK Preside-nt KARL T, WENTw'oRTH VicefP'resident MARJORIE ANN RUSSELL Secretary JANE L. VALL,4R 'Treasurer KARL T. WENTWORTH Gus 86 W. Eagle Road Oakmont Treasurer of Student Council: Execuf tive Committeeg Merit Awards fPlmys' ics, Geometryjz HifY fPresidentJg Football fl, Z, 31g Track HJ. Remembeved fovfflis ability to blush, JANE L. VALLAR 25 E. Langhorne Ave. Llanerch Treasurer of Class: HifY lVicefPresi' dentj: Fordlan fCirculation Managerj: Yearbook CAssociate Editorj: Sophof more Dramatic Club: Swimming ll, 31: Golf fl, 2,3j1Hockeyf1, Z, 31 Remembeved fOY'HET companionablef ness. BETTY MAE ALLISON Bette'i 512 Woodland Drive Llanerch HifYg Senior Play: Play and Players l2jg Hockey fl, ZH. Remembered for 7 Her continuous laughing. RAYMOND BROOKE .Raya 609 Woodcrest Avenue Ardmore Merit Award fBiolo,qyJg Taxidermy. Remembered fav-His genial manner. RICHARD L. BENSON 'iCl1aTl1e 2416 Whitby Road Merwood Hi-Yg Senior Play: Fovdian QSports Editorlg Pen and Inkg Soccer 11, 2, 31. Remembered for-His suave manner. MARJORIE A. BROWNLEY Ma1gee 6 Kathmere Road Brookline President of A. A.: Merit Award fFrencl'mjg National Honor Society: Hi-Y: Senior Play: Fofdian ffypistl: Pen and lnkg Play and Players, Secre' tarial and Sophomore Dramatic Clubsg Hockey 12, Zjg Service Pin. Remembefed for-AHer success with the faculty. DOROTHY E. BOOZ Mable 684 Lawson Avenue Penfield Band fDrum Majorettelz Pen and Ink. Remembered for-Her flirtatious way. JULIA CELLINI .rlulu 807 Loraine Street Ardmore Secretarial Clubg Basketball fl, 2, 313 Hockey fljg O. G. A. Pin, Remembered for-Her curly coiffure. Fifteen vig-ir!!! iii: RUTH B. CHANDLER Cbub 815 Wynnewood Road Ardmore Merit Award CHome Economicslz Pen 6? Ink fSales Managerjg Hockey ill, Remembered for-Her droll jokes. VIRGINIA E. DASHIELDS HGi'r111ie'I 56 Harvard Road Brookline Merit Award fBiologyD: Choral Club. Remembered for-Her trips to Baltif IIIOYC. TONY M. COLADONATO 'l'ony', 2718 County Line Road Ardmore Remembered forAHis clever remarks. C. RUSSELL DeBURLO, JR. Rusty 715 Lawson Avenue Penfield President of Student Councilg Chair' man of Executive Committee: Merit Awards CP, E, and Biologyjz Na' tional Honor Society lPresidentj: Hi-Y fVicefPresidentlg Senior Playg Soccer Cl, 2, 3 Captainjg Wrestlnig fl, ,2,, Zig Track 121. Remembered fav-His mischievous' HESS. THOMAS S. CUNERD Tom 2409 Darby Road Oakmont Soccer fl, 2, 31: Wrestling flj. Remembeved fo'ffl'Iis wit. VIRGINIA DeGOUR fin11.y 1105 Garfield Avenue Manoa HifYg Secretarial Clubg O. G. A. Pin. Remembered fov-Her broad smile. Sixteen EMMA MARIE DICKEL 621 Ashurst Road Penfield Secretary of Girls' Councilg HifYg Senior Playg Fordiang Pen and Inkg Sophomore Dramatic Clubg Swimming fi, 2, sy Riding 115. Remembered for-Her pleasing man' ner of speech. ROFFTNA DiVALERIO Find, 2516 County Line Rd. Ardmore Merit Awards fTyping, Bookkeepingjg Service Pin: National Honor Society: Yearbook iStenographerjg Secretarial Club flxflanagerj. Remembered fo'r7Her excellent Work with the Secretarial Club. HERBERT E. DICKSON, JR. 'iHe'fb'i 8 E. Manoa Road Brookline Student Councilg VicefPresident of Classg National Honor Societyg Hi-Yg Yearbook fAssociate Editorjq Play and Playersg Football fl, 239 Track fl, 2, Zjg Service Pin. Remembered forfHis serious expresf sion. ORIN DODGE, JR. Moses 326 Ivy Rock Lane W. G. Hills Track U., 31g CrossfCountry Remembered for-His perseverance. Seventeen 11' fir .illl lla. CATHERINE DiVALERIO HCa'rrie 2709 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore Library and Secretarial Clubsg Basket' ball fljg Hockey Cljg O. G. A. Ping Service Pin. Remembered for-Her seriousness. RICHARD F. DONNELLY Dick,' 2525 Rosemont Avenue Ardmore Baseball 121. Remembeved for-His dancing ability. f 1 1 f 'a 1 'ri lla? MILDRED EDWARDS Boots 701 Preston Avenue Bryn Mawr Remembered for-Her problems in chemistry. LEONARD D. FOWLER, JR. HLETIH 2107 E. Darby Road S. Ardmore Merit Award fBanclj: Orchestra 11, 2, 35: Band 11, 2, 335 Senior Play. Remembered for-His sliding tromf bone. HELEN L. ENGELKRAUT 1212 Garfield Avenue Manoa Merit Awards fBookkeeping, Typingj: Service Ping Fordian 1TypistJq Secref tarial Club CSupervisorJ. Remembered fo'rgHer willingness to work. HELEN C. FREETH njudy.. 1704 Belvedere Ave. Brookline Choral Club. Remembered for-Her jitterbugging. Eighteen NICHOLAS S. FITTI, JR. ..Nick., 616 Loraine Avenue Ardmore Chairman of Trafhc Committeeg HifY fSecretaryjg Service Pin. Remembered for-His diligence. JOSEPH E. FUNK Joe 421 Valley Road Llanerch Remembered for-His repartee. slew- MARJORY G. GELPKE Gelpackie 36 Glenbrook Road Ardmore Student Councilg Executive Commit- teeg Secretary of A. Ag Treasurer of Class fl, 'llg Merit Award QP. EJQ National Honor Society fSecretarVjg HifY: Senior Play: Pen and Ink: Play and Players, Sophomore Dramatic fPresideritj and Nursing fPresiclentj Clubsg Basketball fljg Hockey f3J. Remembered f0T'H2Y good nature. JOHN GORDON Flash 147 Hathaway Lane Merwood Band fl, Zig Stage Crew: Choral Club: Football U., SJ. Remembered for-His selection of clothes. ,mr FLORA KATHLEEN GENSEL Flo 101 Columbus Avenue Manoa Secretarial Clubg O. G. A. Pin. Remembeved fo?--Her curly hair. ROBERT V. GROSS 4'Bob 741 Lawson Avenue Penfield Executive Committeeg Chairman of Boys' Council: Merit Awards fHistory, Musicjz Orchestra: Choral Club. Remembered for-His excessive vocab' ulary, R. BRUCE GILLSTROM 1250 Steel Road Bon Air Choral Club. Remembered for-His bass voice. CATHERINE P. HELTON W. Eagle Road Oakmont Remembered for-Her nonchalant at' titude. 111- ,. . . , ,A rx fill. f I L lil' lb: A 1 , .Y L 4 I . . Nineteen JAMES C. HELTON Rufus W. Eagle Road Oakmont Remembered for-His courteous ways. M. ELISE JANNEY 574 Kathmere Road Brookline Merit Award lChorusJg Operetta fCast and Chairman of Finance Committeelg Choral Club fsfecretaryj. Remembered forfHer lovely complex' ion. WILLIAM L. HOFFMAN ADELE ANNA HYKEL Bill Ida 431 Sagamore Road Brookline 2706 County Line Rd. Ardmore HifYg Senior Play: Sophomore Dra' Remembered forfHer rapid conversaf matic Clubq Swimming fl, Z, Sj. tions. Remembeved for-His unpredictable remarks. K. DOROTHEA KATES ADA ELIZABETH KEERS Katie SbaTtie 316 Davis Road Llanerch 15 Fulmer Avenue Llanerch Senior Play: Operetta: Art and Choral Pen Ei Inkg Library Club: Swimming Clubs: Riding. IU: Hockey QU: O. G. A. Pin. Remembeved fov--Her innocent ex' Remembered for-Her teasing ways. pressfon. Twenty MARY E. KELLER 143 Upland Road Manoa HifY: Senior Play: Pen and lnkg Play and Players and Sophomore Dramatic Clubs. Remembered for-Her loyalty to her friends. ROBERT L. LANE Bob A-S 2440 Whitby Road Merwood Riding Club. Remembered for-His quiet manner. LEO EDWARD KELLEY Mu.zzy 148 E. Benedict Ave S. Ardmore Remembered fov-His attractive shy' l'leSS. ANITA HARLEY LANSER ue 2154 County Line Rd. Ardmore Remembered for-Her flashing smile. 'l'wenty'ane RUTH M. KIEHL 'Tilliew 551 Kathmere Road Penlield HifYg Senior Playg Sophomore Dra' matic Club CSecretaryjg Swimming fl, 2, 3 Captainjg Basketball fl, zyg Hockey fl, 2, 31. Remembered forfller interest in sports. G. WILLIAM LARSON Bill 1510 Ashton Road Manoa HifY: Furdiang Yearbook fManagerj3 Secretarial Clubg Service Pin. Remembered for-His flirtatious eyes. llllllil WALTER LeROY LUCAS Luke 130 Upland Road Manoa Taxidermy Club: Swimming fl, ZH: Service Pin. Remembered for-His unnecessary re' marks. CLARENCE M. MARTIN 'kBud 31 Meadowbrook Avenue Llanerch Remembered for-His smooth appear' HHCC. 3 5' JOSEPH E. MARINELLI aloe., 826 Biddle Street Ardmore HifYg Football fManagerj. Remembered forfHis good care of the football squad. ANNA EVA MILLER 'AA1m 1207 West Chester Pike Manoa Merit Awards fBookkeeping, Commer- cial Mathematicsjg Service Pin: Ford' 'ian fTypistjg Operettag Choral Club fSecretaryJ, Remembered for-Her pretty blond hair, Twenty-two ANTHONY J. MARRONE A'Dido 729 Loraine Street Ardmore Soccer 125. Remembered for-His late arrivals. HELEN ELOISE MOORE Patches 322 Oxford Road Brookline Pen and lnkg Play and Players and Sophomore Dramatic Clubs. Remembered for4Her musical talent. -new- CALEB L. MORRIS, JR. L'Cale 35 Yale Road Brookline HifY: Band: Senior Playg Play and Players Clubg Swimming fl, 21. Remembered for-His deep bass voice. DOROTHY M. NEWSWANGER Dat 73 W. Hillcrest Avenue Oakmont Library Club. Remembered forfHer willingness to help others. MAURICE M. MOTTERN Bus 345 Kenmore Road Brookline Swimming Cl, 2, 31g Cheerleader Cl, Z, 35. Remembered for-His airfconditioned car. PAULINE H. NICOM 'KNickie 245 E. Benedict Ave. S. Ardmore Fordian fTypistjg Secretarial Club. Remembered for-Her u n c o n c e r n about school work. JOYCE ANINE NELSON Hoy., 1625 Woodmere Way Brookline Merit Awards fCh0rus, Latin, Artlg National Honor Societyg Hi'Yg Senior Playg Pen and Ink: Operettag Art QVicef deutj, Choral and Nursing Clubs. Remembered fOTfHEf beautiful red hair. ROBERT J. O'DONNELL Bob 1126 Marlyn Road Overbrook Remembered fo1fHis smooth voice. Twenty-three .IHHIH DOROTHY F. OLSON 'ADot 2916 Haverford Road Ardmore HifY: Senior Play: Fordian flieatures Editorlg Secretarial and Sophomore Dramatic Clubs Golf fl, Z, 313 Rid- ing ill: Basketball fl, 2, Hg Hockey l, 2 . Remembered for-Her hearty laughter. KATHRYN E. PAXSON .,Kay,, 8 Township Line Llanerch Re-membe1ed for-Her Hne complex' 1011, ARLENE E. O'NEAL I3 Fairfield Road Brookline National Honor Society. Remembered for-Her studiousness. ROSE DORA PRUDENTE Roe'l 822 Wynnewood Road Ardmore Remembered for-Her friendliness. GERTRUDE N. PAUL 'I'rudie 6 Township Line Llanerch HifYg Sophomore Dramatic Clubg Swimming KD. Remembered for-Her Studebaker, AMY ROLLINS PRUETT ferry 133 Upland Road Manoa Pen and Ink: Choral Club: Operetta. Remembered foYfHer interest in nursing. Twentyffour Pi'3iiPW MARY ELAINE RABE i'Scotty,' 2 Llandaff Road Llanerch Merit Awards fGeometry, P. E., Al' zebra, Englishlg National Honor Soci' etyg HifYg Senior Playg Play and Play' ers Clubg Riding: Basketball fl, 2, UQ Hockey fl, 2, 31. Remembered for-Her high heels. LEE H. ROTHROCK Fahey Brookline Court Apts. Brookline Hi-Yg Football KZJQ Baseball fl, 2, Hg Basketball 11, 2, 3 Co-Captainj. Remembered by--lane. ANTHONY F. RAMONDO 2619 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore Stage Crew. Rrmembeved for-His muscular ap' pcarance. FLORENCE G. ROWE Floss, 408 Oxford Road Brookline Merit Awards fTyping, Bookkeeping, English, Shorthandjg HifY: Fordian fTypistjg Secretarial and Sophomore Dramatic Clubsg Swimming fl, SJ. Remembered for-Her sparkling brown eyes. Twenty-fue iii llll VIRGINIA D. REEVES Ginnie 123 Yale Road Brookline Merit Award fArtJg Drum Majorette. Remembered for-Her tricks with the baton, IDA MAY RUTH 57 Fairfield Road Brookline HifY: Pen and Inkg Play and Playersg Nursing Clubg Swimming QZI. Remembered for-Her dark eyes. ali. M. JANET SCHNEIDER rrlann 310 Washington Avenue Manoa Hockey 1Managerj. Remembered for-Her petiteness. ALICE CECELIA SMITH HAI., 521 Wales Road Secretarial Club. Remembered for-Her diligent work in the office. Llanerch MARGARET E. SHONE .rPeg,, 1011 Edgewood Road Penfield Chairman of Girls' Council: Executive Committee: National Honor Society: HifY: Play and Players, Sophomore Dramatic and Nursing fVicefPresi' dentj Clubs: Riding fl, 2, 3, Presi- dentlz Basketball ill: Hockey fl, 25: Service Pin. Remembered for-Her delightful man' ner. ROLAND JULIUS SMITH A'Smim', 149 Sycamore Road Manoa Remembered for-His argumentative power. Twentyfsix MARION E. SHUPERT Reds 2005 Belvedere Avenue Oakmont Opererta: Choral, Secretarial and Soph- omore Dramatic Clubs. Remembered for-Her lovely alto voice. BETTY J. STAPLEFORD Stripe 131 Treaty Road Aronimink Merit Award fArtjg Pen and Ink: Hi- Y: Senior Play: Art QSecretaryJ, Play and Players QSecretaryj, Sophomore Dramatic and Nursing Clubs: Service Pin. Remembered for-Her ability to be agreeable. 'iflllf' ANITA R. STAUFFER Slqeets 221 Brookline Blvd. Brookline Senior Play: Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for-Her pretended cred' ulity. ROBERT R. WADDELL KKRHbC,y 530 Strathmore Road Brookline HifY: Senior Playg Football fl, 2, 35g Track 131, Remembered for-His dancing feet. LEWIS C. STREET, III L'Lewy 721 Lawson Avenue Penfield Student Council: HifYg fChaplainJ: Senior Play: Yearbook fEditorjg Play and Players fPresidentj and Sophof more Dramatic fVicefPresidentj Clubs: Football QU: Track fl, 2, SJ. Remembered for-His good looks. ELISABETH J. WEBER A'Bettv 111 Colfax Road Oakmont Choral and Sophomore DramaticClubs: Riding QZJ. Remembe1ed for-Her serious de' 1'11E1I1'1OI'. DOROTHY T. THOMPSON Dot 49 W. Eagle Road Oakmont Remembered f0rfHer friendly spirit, ALBERTA M. WELSH Bertie 44 Decatur Road Oakmont Choral and Sophomore Dramaticfllubs. Remembered for-Her attractive gig' gle, .llllllil Twenty-seven PHYLLIS H. WINDER PMI 432 Oxford Road Brookline Chairman of Assembly Committee: Ex' ecutive Committeeg Merit Award fSpeechDg National Honor Societyg HifYg Senior Play, Operettag Pen and Ink: Play and Players, Choral, Soph' omore Dramatic Clubs: Drama Guild CSecretaryj. Remembered for-Her exuberance. MARILYN L. ZANG 'AS lug' ' 302 Brookline Apts. Brookline Secretary of Student Councilg Execuf tive Committee: Merit Awards iP. E., Latin, Speech, English, French, Latinjg National Honor Society fVicefPresi' dentjz HifY fPresidentJ: Senior Playg Pen and lnkq Play and Players, Sophof more Dramatic and Nursing Clubs: Swimming 1233 Basketball il, 2, 31: Hockey fl, 2, 31. Remembered fo1gHer numerous ac' tivities. Twentyeight ' f' ,Kb ls. e A ifi lp .iv j I 1, 1 . 1 E A , , xy 1 E I-' ROBERT B. BERGNER President DONALD P. STRANG VicefPresident ELEANOR K. Hess Secretary MARGARET R. M. SHERIDAN A Treasurer ROBERT B. BERGNER Brewster 30 Princeton Road Brookline Executive Committeeg Chairman of Boys' Councilg Merit Award QP. E.jg National Honor Societyq HifY fPresif dentjg Football 131g Swimming 11, 21: Basketball f2Jg Wrestling 131. Remembered by+Everybody. Diversion-Presidency of everything, ELEANOR KAY HESS Pete 321 Davis Road Llanerch Executive Committee: Secretary of A, A.: Merit Award QP. Ejg National Honor Societyg HifY fTreasurerjg Fordizmg Basketball 11, 2, Captain Sjg Hockey 12, SJ. Remembered for-Her athletic ability. Destiny+The medical profession. Twenty--nine DONALD P. STRANG Dori 13 Golf View Road Oakmont Student Councilg Merit Awards fPlane Geometry, Algebrajg National Honor Society fVicefPresidentjg Hi-Yg Or' chestrag Bandg Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for-His ability in speak' ing and mathematics, Favorite ltau.'nt+Betty's. MARGARET R. M. SHERIDAN Hpegn 809 Buck Lane Haverford Secretary of Student Government: Merit Awards fBookkeeping and Shorthandjg National Honor Societyg HifYg Senior Playg Play and Players fVicefPresidentJ, Sophomore Dra' matic, and Secretarial Clubsg Basket' ball fl, 2, Hg Tennis: Service Pin. Remembered for-Her eiHcient man' ner. Known by-That cheerful Hello! NV3! ii LILLIAN ALESI Ronnie 544 Virginia Avenue Manoa Remembered for-Those big blue eyes. Favorite haunt-Chez Vous. WILMER S. BAUM Bill 412 Oxford Road Brookline HifY: CrossfCountry flj. Known by-His sauntering walk and sociability. Favorite haunt-Helen's. ROBERT H. ALTEMUS Bob 2017 Belvedere Avenue Oakmont Football ID: Soccer fl, 31. Remembered forfHis shower room vocalization. Favorite haunt-Wliere there is trou' ble. WILLIAM BELL Iazz H 2624 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore Remembeved for-His happyfgofluckif UCSS. AUC7Si0?17Sl,Sf31HCd work. 'Thirty DORIS ADELINE BAKER Debbie 416 Virginia Avenue Manoa Choral Clubg Hockey fManager ZH. Remembered for-Her seriousness. Favorite ildH71E'Tl16 music room. MARGARET Z. BERGER Pe2zv 2004 Oakmont Avenue Oakmont Secretarial Club fCofManagerjg O, G. A, Pin: Hockey 12, 31: Service Pin. Remembered by-The secretarial club. Ave1'sio'nfPeople who tamper with the duplicator. KATHRYN E. BICKHARDT HKU., 409 Maryland Avenue Manoa Secretarial Clubg Service Pin. Remembered f0T'H6Y gracious smile. Ambitiovl-Work for G. E. RENIE C. BROCKMEYER 317 Strathmore Road Brookline Merit Award lChorusjg Operettag Art and Choral Clubs: Riding ill: Basket' ball 11, Zi: Hockey QU. Remembered for-Her lyric voice. Known fm-Her baby talk. RUTH ANN BICKHARDT 'iB1cky 409 Maryland Avenue Manoa Secretarial Club: Merit Award lTyp' inlidi Service Pin. Remembered fm-Her cheerfulness, Aversion-Purse snatchers. ELIZABETH H. BROOKS Bette 2831 Haverford Road Art and Choral Clubs: Riding fl, 2, 35. Remembered for-Her v a r i e t y of clothes. Ambition-Go to an art school, Ardmore JEAN MARILYN BOONE 1508 Bi-ierwood Rd. Ridgewood Pk. Merit Award fBio1ogyJg Orchestra fl, Z, 31: Fmdian 13 Art Editorjg Year' book fArt Editorjg Art Club f2, 312 Fencing 121. Remembered for-Her cover design for this book. Favohte hau.ntAThe art room. DONALD E. BROWN i'Don Coopertown Road Haverford Merit Award fGeography Ijg Band fl, Zjg Fencing fManager 1, 2, Sjg Service Pin. Remembered for-His unbegrudging service to the school. Desti-ny4Success in the Navy. Thirty-one P Mil. RICHARD J. CARPENTER Dick 204 Harding Avenue Manoa Remembered f0TfHis nonclmalant man' ner. Known by-The color of his suits. NANCY MARIE CLARK ..Nan., 605 Dayton Road Bryn Mawr Pen and Ink: Secretarial Clubg O. G. A. Pin. Remembered for-Her unobtrusiveness. Wants to be-Somebody's stenograf pher. DORISE ELAINE CAVE Rumble 609 Valley Road Llanerch O. G. A. Ping Swimming Remembered for-Her sociability. Ambition-Hostess in an Army camp. ALICE VIVIAN COMPTON ..AV, 1415 Lawrence Road Oakmont Pcn and Ink: O. G. A. Ping Library, Secretarial and Choral Clubs, Remembered for-Her elevating giggle. Aversio'r1ffDictatorial persons. WALTER E. CHATHAM Waldo 2402 Whitby Road Merwood Remembered for-His distinctive neck' Wear. Known by-His slender appearance. GEORGE LEWIS CONKLIN 601 Merion Avenue Penfield Remembered for-His quiet manner. AversionfGirls in slacks. I 1 I Tbirtyftwo viii VIRGINIA R. CONOLLY HGi1l'rli6N 120 Yale Road Brookline Remembered for-Her cheerfulness. Ambition-To be different. WILLIAM R. COPE Bill 500 Woodland Drive Llanerch HifYg Orchestra and Bandg Senior Playg Pen and Ink fMusic Editor1q Play and Playersg Sophomore Dramatic: Soccer fl, 2, 31g Baseball fl, 2, 31g Wrest' ling 131. Remembered for-His energetic per' sonality. Favorite haunt- Doris's. JOYCE CONOVER Jerce 430 Manoa Road Brookline Hi-Y fSecretary 215 Furdian fl, 2, 31g Pen and Ink QZ, 31g Play and Playersg Sophomore Dramaticg Basketball fMan' ager 1, 2, 313 Hockey 11, 2, 31. Remembered for-Her poise. Favorite haunt-Princeton. HENRY B. COWAN, JR. Hank 3 E. Mercer Avenue Llanerch Senior Playg Pen and Ink flvlanager 2, 315 Play and Playersg Sophomore Dra' maticg Choral Club. Remembered for-His hidden dignity. Wants to be-A college professor. Thiftyftlwee 2315. -li is, JAMES J. CONWAY Co'ngo', 907 E. Darby Road Llanercla Track 11, 2, 315 Crossfcountry fCapf tain 1, 2, 31. Remembeved for-His running achieve' ments. Known by-His red freckles. HERBERT CRAIG He1by 19 E. Clearfield Road Oakmont Hi-Yg Yearbook QPhotographer1g Cam' era and Sophomore Dramatic Clubsg Golf 12, Captain 31. Remembered for-His smooth manner. Favorite saying-'Take it easy. , ' 4 . JEAN MARY CRAIG Mcraigien 807 Clifford Avenue Ardmore Fordiarm f2jg Secretarial and Choral Clubsg Basketball fl, ZH. Remembered for-Her long sweaters. Ambition-To drive a racer. ARLEA H. DECKER Lee 2218 Bryn Mawr Avenue Ardmore Pen and Inkg Choral Clubg Cheer' leader 12, 31. Remembered for-Her vigor as a cheerleader and as a jitterbug. Favorite saying- Oh, what am I say' ing? VIRGINIA LEE DAVIDSON 'iGirmie 630 S. Eagle Road Manoa Remembered for-Her interest in a revolver team. AmbitiorlfTo be a nurse. PETER V. DECKER Pete 1 Mill Road Brookline Merit Awards fEnglish and Historyjg Senior Playg Fordian fSports Editorjg Play and Playersg Sophomore Draf matic fPresidentjg Drama Guild lPresidentlg Choral Clubg Fencing fl, 2, 3 Captainj. Remembered for4His swordsmanship. Known byAHis elegant English. Thirtyf our HARRY EDWARD deANGELI Ted 428 Virginia Avenue Manoa Band 121. Wants to be-An engineer. Aversion-Baby talk. HERMAN A. DIEK, JR. Bud 42 Fairfield Road Brookline Remembered for-His composure. Favorite sa in -- Translate this will LV g , you? 'il!ll ul.f.r VIOLET IRENE DiLULLO Vee 2623 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore Yearbook 1Stenographerj: Pen and Ink CZ. 3Jg Secretarial Club QCO-Man' agerjg Service Pin. Remembered for-Her sweet person' ality. Aversion-Silly males. SARA DOYLE sally 109 W. Eagle Road Oakmont HifY1 Pen and Ink. Remembered for-Her pleasing quiet' 11855. Aversion-People who argue, GINO C. DiTROLIO Patrick 516 N. Eagle Road Manoa Baseball fl, Sj. Remembered for-His quiet, unruffled demeanor. Wants to be-An agrarian. C. JEAN DRY FUSE ..DTy,, 520 Kathmere Road Brookline Girls' Council fChairman 31: Execu' tive Comniitteeg Secretarial and Choral Clubs. Remembered forfHer work on the Girls' Council. Favorite saying- Oh, for crying in the bucket. CHRISTINE M. DONATELLI Chris 712 Lorraine Avenue Ardmore Student Council U., 3jg O. G. A. Pin: Fordiang Pen and Ink fMusic Ed- itorjg Library Club. Remembered for-Her vivacity, AmbitionATo join the Navy. FRANK J. DURANT 'ASbar1R 714 Buck Lane Haverford Football fljg Track fl, ZH. Remembered for-His dignified voice. Destiny-A business executive. f jx f ' Q .2 . i r .. l Thirty-fue DONALD OWEN DYKE HDrm 527 Furlong Avenue Manoa Handbook Business Staff 1, 2, 31: i Golf Q31. Remembered fo?-His reserved man- ner. Pastzme-That well-known assembl I - Y committee. HUGH M:I. EDGERTON Satchel College Avenue Haverford Student Government: Merit Award fSpeech1g National Honor Society: Hi-Yg Fordian QPhotographer1g Year' book fEditor, Photographer1g Camera Club: Fencing fl, 21. Remembered foTfHis unlimited vo' cabulary, Ambition-Peace. JAMES M. EARLY ..-hm., 302 Washington Avenue Manoa HifY: Senior Play: Play and Players 121: Track 12, 31. Remembered for-What a smile has done for him. Favorite saying- Hey Doc. EDMUND ENGLE .r Edo 239 Kenmore Road Brookline Social Committee QChairman1g Ex' ecutive Committeeg HifY: Play and Playersg Trackg Merit Award fSolid Geometryll National Honor Society. Remembered for-His memorable im' peisonation of Adolf. Ambition- One's in everything. EARL MONROE EDEN Curly 2829 Haverford Road Ardmore National Honor Society: Hi-Y fSec' retary 31: Senior Playg Play and Players: Track fl, 2, 315 Crossfcounf try fl, 31. Remembered for-His interest in track. Ambition-To be a doctor, NORMA LEE ESCANDEL UESIUH 232 Kathmere Road Brookline Senior Play: Operetta: Choral Clubg O, G. A. Ping Swimming fl, 2, 31. Remembered fUT'HEf lovely Complex' ion. Ambition-To be an ambulance driver. '1 hirty'six PHILIP B. FAIRMAN Phil 8 E. Benedict Avenue S. Ardmore Orchestra and Band. Remembered fo-f-His silver horn. Hobby-His orchestra. MARY LOUISE FLETCHER 513 Woodland Drive Llanerch Remembered for-Her seriousness. Ambition-To be a beautician. ROBERT MARTIN FARRA Babu 18 E. Turnbull Avenue S. Ardmore Merit Award 1Geography Up Fofdian fFeature Writerj. Remembered for-His Cornfield in the Forclian. Destiny-A minister. MARY E. FRANSEN 316 Oxford Road Brookline Merit Award fArt Appreciationj: Hi'Y: Art and Choral Clubs: Hockey Cl, 2 Managerj. Remembeved foTfHer cute, little freckles. Ambition-To own a dog. 'Thirtyfseuen CHARLOTTEE A. FAULKNER UCl1m'lie 726 Lawson Avenue Penfield Hi'Y: Senior Play: Play and Playersg Sophomore Dramatic. Remembered fo1+Her daintiness. Known by-Her dancing ability. MARGARET E. FULTON Peggy 419 Kenmore Road Brookline Play and Players U., SJ: Choral Club. Remembered for-Vanilla fudge ice Cream. Favorite haunt-A driving school. z e Q 1 'J l f lr RICHARD N. GARDNER Hook Darby and Marple Rds. Haverford Known by-His quiet mannerisms. Avefsiofn-The office. LILLIAN AGNES GIULIANI Tex 617 Valley Road Llanerch Merit Award fLatinJ: Senior Playg Library and Choral Clubsg Play and Playersg Golf f2lg Fencing 11, Cap' tain Z, 31g Basketball fl, 2, 3jg Hockey 12, SJ. HobbyfFencing and bowling. Favorite haunt-Sorber's Drug Store. FLORENCE M. GIANGUILIO l'Flossie 2411 Darby Road Oalcmont O. G. A. Pin: Pen and Ink ffypist 2, Sjg Library and Secretarial Clubs. Remembefed for-The flowers she wears in her hair. Favorite saying- Ohfofo'ofol MARY JANE GRAHAM jane 2419 Clover Lane Merwood Fordiang Pen and Ink: Play and Play' ers: Choral Club, Remembeved forfl-Ier unrestrained cheerful chatter. Favorite saying- Are you kidding? Thirtyfeight DOROTHY MARTHA GIULIANI Dot 617 Valley Road Llanerch Merit Award fHome Economicsjg Pen and Inky Library Club: Golf fl, Zig Fencing 11, 2, 31: Basketball fl, 235 Hockey 11, 2, 31. Favorite l1au.ntAL1anerch Bowling Alf leys, Ambition-To teach at Haverford. HERBERT E. GRANT Ben 137 S. Eagle Road Manoa Band fColor Guardjg Track 125. Remembered for-His perpetual in' quisitiveness. Hobby-Hunting. f'I:i5'Q PAULINE L. GUILDFORD Paul 211 Sagamore Road Brookline O. G. A, Pin Favorite saying- One never knows, does one? ' Favorite haunt-The Hot Shoppe. THOMAS HAMMONDS Tom 29 Hastings Avenue S. Ardmore HifY4 Band fl, Zjg Wrestling KZ, BJ. Remembered for-His bashful grin, Hobby-Homing pigeons. LOUISE S. GWILLIM Weasy 14 Kathmere Road Brookline Senior Playg Fordiarig Play and Play' ers: Sophomore Dramatic Clubg Swim' ming 11, 2, 33g Hockey 121. Remembered forfHer laugh. Favorite haunt-Any place that sells c0kes. JOHN PATRICK HARKINS Archie 840 Perm Street Remembered fo'r4His dash for the three o'clock bus. Ambition-To join the Marines. Bryn Mawr HELEN LOUISE HALL 533 Kathmere Road Brookline Play and Players, Sophomore Dramatic and Nursing Clubsg Basketball fl, 213 Hockey fl, 2, 3 Captainjg National Honor Society, Remembered for-Her cuteness. Hobby4Sports. WILLIAM J. HIRSCH Bill 330 Darby Road Llanerch Sanitation Committee fChairmanJg Executive Committee: HifYg Senior Playg Play and Playersg Swimming fl, Zjg Tennis flj: Basketball QU. Remembered for-His troubles with English. Favorite haunt- Adele's. Ill! 015352 f i Tliirtyfnirie DOROTHY HOERR Dot 110 Lincoln Avenue Manoa Secretarial Clubg O. G. A. Pin. Favorite saying- When do we eat? Favorite haunt--The refrigerator. DONALD HUG ..Hug,, 1031 Larchmont Avenue Penfielcl Track fl, 2, 313 National Honor So' ciety. Remembered fov-His classroom capers, Hobby-The art of magic. ALBERT HOFFECKER ..Al,, 123 Gilmore Road Llanerch Remembered for-His distinct man- nerism. Wants to be-An admiral. MARJORIE L. HUGHES AKLMd7g15l, 1604 Winton Avenue Brookline Merit Award lDramaticsIg Service Ping Hi'Yg National Honor Societyg Senior Playg Handbook Qliditorjg Play and Playersg Sophomore Dramatic and Choral Clubsg Swimming 11, 2, SJ: Basketball Qljg Hockey fl, 2, 3j. Favorite saying- Oh brother. Destiny-The stage. HOWARD A. HOFFER, JR. Howiel' 417 Valley Road Llanerch Executive Committee: Athletic Assof ciation fPresidentj: Hi'Y: Chess Clubg Bowling: Football Gjg Track ll, 21. Remembered for-His appearance. Wants to-Get ahead. MARION JUNE HUMMEL june 361 West Chester Pike Llanercl-i Library and Secretarial Clubsg O. G. A. Ping Service Pin. Remembered for-Her detached man' ner, Ambition-To be a stenographer. .ll lli Forty H14 o l 'ln f .i l l. ' l 'f A .- f A ' A HOWARD K. HUXSTER l'Huclq 1110 Darby Road Brookline National Honor Societyq HifYg Band and Orchestrag Sophomore Dramatic Club: Track LZ, H, Remembered fo-r-The way he handles that clarinet. Known by-His 6' 3774 RICHARD J. KANE Moray 117 Wood Lane S. Ardmore Service Pin: HifY: Radio Club QPresi' dentj: Track: Service Pin. Remembered fav-His work in the radio club. Known bygflis selection of records for dancing. GEORGE A. JOHNSON johnson 723 Preston Avenue Bryn Mawr Football U., 31: Basketball fl, 3j1 Track U., SJ. Favovite haunt-The Haverford Com- munity Center. Hobby-Airplanes. HENRIETTA B. KELSO Hen 731 Wynnewood Road Ardmore Orchestra: Pen and Ink: Library and Sophomore Dramatic Clubs, Remembered fOT'H2T 'cello. Favorite saying-l'Oh my gosh! Fortyfone PATRICIA ANNE JOUETT Pat 530 Oxford Road Brookline Executive Committee: Assembly Com' mittee fChairmanJg Merit Awards fArt and American Artist Awardjg Serv' ice Ping Hi-Yg Pen and Ink fArt Com' mitteej: Yearbook fArt Editorjq Art Club fPresidentD. Remembe1ed for-Her neat appearance and artistic ability. Favorite haunt-The art room. HELEN LOUISE KING 'LKi-agie 37 Ralston Avenue Oakmont Class Treasurer Qljg Merit Award 1Englishjg HifYg National Honor So' ciety 1SecretaryJ: Yearbook fAssociate Editorl: Pen and Inkg Library Club. Remembevetl fo14There being no doubt about her destiny, Favorite saying- Well what do you know about that? Qnsaw -.. JANE C. KINNEY HKi1litZH 342 Township Line Llanerch Pen and Ink: Library Club. Remembered for-Her quietness. Aversiort-Conceited people. FLORENCE E. KUSTER Terry 1800 Darby Road Brookline O. G. A. Pin. Remembered for-Her ready smile. Ambition-To be a beautician. BETTY EVE KIRSHNER 507 Valley Road Llanerch Remembered forfHer hair styles. Ambition-To be a fashion designer. JACK C. LAFFERTY Beez 138 E. Benedict Avenue S. Ardmore HifYg Football 1313 Baseball UIQ Wrestling Remembered for-His method of gain' ing weight, Known by-His indifferent walk. Fortyftwo ALFRED G. KLINE Bud 2501 Grasslyn Avenue Oakmont Athletic Association fVice-Presidentjg HifYg Football fl, Zjg Baseball 11, Zj, Remembered for-His unique antics. Wants to be-A hot drummer. MARJORIE J. LAFFERTY 'AMarge 634 Valley View Rd. Ardmore Remembered for-Her unlimited wit. Favorite saying- Can you cook? HARRIET MOORE LEWIS Hat 2106 Darby Road S. Ardmore Choral Club: O. G. A. Pin. Remembered for-Her accumulation of reference reading. Favo-rite saying- Hi! MARGARET MALONEY Peggy 2719 Morris Road Ardmore Merit Award fTypingl3 Orchestra fl, 2, 3 Secretaryll Fordian fTreasurerJg Pen and Inkg Library, Sophomore Draf matic and Secretarial Clubsg O, G. A. Ping Service Pin. Hobby--Dancing. Ambition-To be a secretary. F. ROSS LORENZ, JR. Freddie 212 E. Benedict Ave. S. Ardmore President of Sophomore Class: National Honor Society CPresidentJ1 HifY: Senior Play: Play and Players Club. Remembered for-His ability to do anything. Ambition-To be a metallurgical engif neer. FRANK A. J. MARTIN Cbub 202 Walnut Place Chatham Village President of Student Council: Chair- man of Executive Committee: National Honor Society: HifY QVicefPresidentJ: Senior Playg Play and Players fPresif dentj and Sophomore Dramatic CVicef Presidentj Clubs: Football fl, Z, Sjg Wrestling fl, 2, 3 Captainjg Track fl, 2, 31. Remembered for-His feats of strength. Wants to be-Another Charles Atlas. ELIZABETH D. LYNCH Betty 200 Hastings Avenue S. Ardmore Merit Award fShorthandjg Pen and lnkg Library and Secretarial Clubsg O. G. A. Pin. Remembered for-Her giggling. Hobby-Eating pickles and potato chips in class. MARY ANN MASON Mase 221 Kenmore Road Brookline HifYg Orchestra fl, 215 Senior Playg Handbook: Play and Players and Sophomore Dramatic Clubsg National Honor Society. Hobby-Sea scouting. Aversion-People who kick your chair in assembly. .I li tl li Fovtyftlwee ELIZABETH F. McFALLS Berry 1202 Allston Road Brookline HifYg Senior Playg Library, Play and Players and Sophomore Dramatic Clubs, Remembered for-Her lunch room Latin class. Favorite saying-- Ungsh! MAY B. MEHRING 224 Kenmore Road Brookline Play and Players. Remembered fov-Her lively person' ality. Aversion-Persons with unnecessary dignity. EDWARD S. McGLUE ..Ed., 1434 Dorchester Road Manoa Favofite haunt-69th Street Bowling Center. Known by-His red hair. THOMAS WILSON MELDRUM Tom 743 College Avenue Haverford Band Remembered fov-His ability to handle a piano. Known by+His curly blond hair. CHESTER F. McPHERSON A'Mac' 2031 Belvedere Avenue Oakmont Soccer fl, Z, SJ. Remembered fo1iHis line work on the soccer team. W'ants to-join the Marines. H. RAYMOND MESSICK HRW., 179 Sycamore Road Manoa Orchestra fl, 2, Sjg Band 12, 3 Drum Majorjg Swimming flj. Remembered for-His baton twirling. Wants to bei-A salesman. 'Full Fovtyffour T31 sn 1 12250, iw.-. SARAH MEYERSON 255 E. Marthart Ave S. Ardmore Pen and Inkg Library and Secretarial Clubsg O. G. A, Pin, I Remembered fm-Her logical conclu' sions, Hobby-Arguing. WARREN F. MORRIS Merris 1138 Garfield Avenue Manoa O. G, A. Ping Choral Clubg Baseball Ul- Remembered for-His dancing. Favorite saying- Are you kidding? FRANCIS J. MONAGHAN Fmnk 900 Woodland Drive Llanerch Remembered forfHis mature appear' ance. Wants to be-An osteopath, JEAN LOUISE MULKEY Hleanieu 500 Kathmere Road Brookline Remembered for-Her quietness. H0bbyfSewing. Fortylfive il 3 wi 'li JOHN MOORE, JR. jack 233 Sagamore Road Brookline Service Ping HifYg Yearbook fManaf gerjz Track fl, 2, 3,5 Crossfcountry fl, 33. Remembered fo'rfHis apparent en' ergy. Favorite haunt - At the collection stand. RICHARDS B. MUTHART Dick 1608 Greenway Road Brookline Soccer 1313 Baseball U, 3b. Favorite haunt-The Boulevard Thea' ter. '. Known by- His .little jokes. a . A .- JAMES G. NASH Hlmbun 890 Martin Avenue Bryn Mawr Remembeved forgHis drowsiness in class. Hobbyfsvandlot football. RICHARD N. NORMAN MNewt 1031 Bon Air Avenue Manoa VicefPresident of Classg HifY fTreasf urerlg Soccer fl, 2, Hg Baseball C135 Golf f2jg Basketball fl, 2, Zj. Remembeved for-His tough manner. Known byiHis mischievous grin. JUDSON E. NEWBURG ,Judo 27 Yale Road Brookline Remembered for-His dignified man- ner. Hobby-Playing the accordion. MILDRED M. NORRIS Millie 2419 Hollis Road Merwood Choral Clubg Basketball U., 31. Remembeved as-A perfect center guard. Known by-Her shy ways. Fovtysix JOHN J. NICKEL ..H5y,, 513 Wales Road Llanerch Merit Awards fOrchestra, Bandjg Orchestra fl, 2, 315 Band fl, 2, 3,3 Service Pin, Noted for-His ability at the piano. HauntfAny kind of a concert. MARCIA ELIZABETH NUSS Marsh 703 Grove Place Penfield Remembered for-Her opinions. Wants to be-A society reporter. A-ww: RUTH E. M. O'FLAI-IERTY Mousey'! 113 Ivy Rock Lane W. G. Hills Orchestrag Pen and Ink. Remembeved for f Her spontaneous smile. Ambition-To be a secretary. MARY ELIZABETH PATCHIN Betty 106 N. Morgan Avenue Aronimink Executive Committeeg HifYg Fovdian QCofeditorj: Yearbook QAssociate ed' itorjg Pen and Inkg Library and Sopho- more Dramatic Clubs. Remembered for-Her industriousness. Favonte haunt-The Fordiaw office. NORMAN GOULD OLIVER Olly 114 Wyndmoor Road Manoa Remembered fm-His smooth face and easy manner, Hobby-Model building. OSCAR H. PEDERSEN nockyn 2323 Kenilworth Road Ardmore Track OJ. Hobby-Keeping athletic scores. Favorite lm1mtfTl1e Merion Golf Course. ELIZABETH ANN ORR Betty 6 Pennsylvania Avenue Brookline National Honor Societyg Hi'Yg Senior Playg Choral Clubg Swimming fl, Zjg Golf Cl, 215 Basketball fljg Hockey fl, Z, Sl. Remembered f0rfHer common sense. Favorite sayi11gfR'Oh Minnie! MARY DICKSON PI-IIPPS 4'Deeks 704 Polo Road Bryn Mawr Fordiang Pen and Ink. Remembered for-Her dignified ap- pearance. Destiny--To be a reporter. lg?-,i olkll' lf! I ... Forty-seven WALTER C. PLANTZ Wa lt 12 Brookline Boulevard Brookline Treasurer of Student Government: Executive Committee: HifYg Baseball 11, 2, Sjg Basketball 13 Managerj: Wrestling QU, Eemembered for-His sculptored prof e. Favorite haunt - The Pennsylvania Golf Course. CONSTANCE PRICE Connie 1211 Manor Road Brookline Pen and Inkg Secretarial Club. Remembered for-Her quiet demeanor. Ambition-A career. ADELE R. POTTEIGER Del 251 Sagamore Road Brookline Merit Awards QHOme Economics and Frenchlz Honor Point Letter: National Honor Societyq HifY: Senior Playg Play and Players and Sophomore Dra- matic Clubs: Swimming fl, 2, 31g Hockey Remembered for-Her sunny clisposif tion. Ambition-To be a champion swim- ITIEF. MARTHA JANE RAMSAY 318 Kenmore Road Brookline Merit Awards fLatinJ: Fordirmg Year- book QAssociate editorjg Play and Players and Sophomore Dramatic Clubs: Fencing fljq Cheerleader 1213 National Honor Society. Favorite saying- One never knows. Hol7lJyfBowling. EDWARD PREISENDANZ 'iReds 142 W. Hillcrest Ave. Oakmont Orchestra fl, Z, SJ: Band fl, 2, 311 Fordia-ng Choral Clubg National Honor Society. Remembered for--His trombone. Known by-His red hair. G. THOMAS RICHARDS, III Tom 2427 Hollis Road Merwood Remembered for-His curly hair. Holzbyslce skating. Forty-eight lil n' LEWIS H. RIGGLES, JR. Lew'l 1134 Garfield Avenue Manoa HifYg Yearbookg Football 12, 31: Baseball 111. Remembered for-Being a big little man. Known by-His good naturedness. VIRGINIOUS H. ROSSON HV.. 1710 Woodmere Way Brookline Baseball fl, 2, 31. Known by-His accent. Wants to be-An aviator. MYRTLE B. RITNER 'KMyrt 61 Ralston Avenue Oakmont Orchestra fl, 2, 31. Known by-Her singing violin. Favorite haunt-The music room. JOHN L. RUSSELL, JR. Shorty 513 Upland Road Manoa Swimming fl, Z Manager1, Remembered for-His small size. Hobby-Collecting pipes, Fortyfnine CARMENI A. ROSSI Charlie 803 Biddle Street Ardmore HifYg Football fl, 2, 31. Wants to be-A jitterbug. Favorite saying- Hya Doc. POLLY ANN SAMMONS Polly 31 Harvard Road Brookline Merit Awards fShorthand, English, Bookkeeping1g Honor Point Letterg National Honor Societyg Senior Play: Yearbookg Pen and lnkg Library QPresif dent1, Play and Players, Sophomore Dramatic and Secretarial Clubsg O. G. A. Ping Fencing fl, 2, 3 Manager1g Service Pin. Remembered by - Her numerous friends. A1.'e1sianvSelffcentered people , MARION SCHIFTER 2206 Darby Road S. Ardmore Pen and Inky Riding fl, 2, 3 Presif dentjz Basketball fl, 31. Wants to be-A dental hygienist. Favorite lmwnt-iAny riding academy. WILMER SCHWEINSBERG 220 W. Eagle Road Oakmont Remembered forfHis memory. Favovite saymg-- Aye, laddie, j'st think o' the savin', ALBERT C. SCHILLING HAV, 5142 Haverford Ave. Philadelphia HifY. Remembered fm--His handsomeness and suavity. Favorite haunt-Viith the gang. MARY ANN K. SEIFERT HSV 113 Ivy Rock Lane Manoa Secretarial Clubg O. G. A, Ping Ser- vice Pin. Remembered for--Her exploding grin. Hobby-Dancing, Fifty RHODA SCHUBERT Scl1uby,' 414 Darby Road Llanerch Merit Awards fEnglish, French, Latin, Biologyjz National Honor Societyg Pen and Inkg Library, Play and Play' ers, Nursing and Choral Clubsg Fence ing flj, Remembeved fm-Her excellent report card. Wants to lJefA physician. MARIAN E. SHUGARTS 'iSuga'r 2946 Oakford Road Ardmore Hi'Y: Pen and Ink. Remembered for-Her laugh. Hobby-Bowling. GWENDOLYN SILVERT i'Gwen 644 Dayton Road Bryn Mawr Merit Award fArtjg Pen and Inkg Art Club. Remembered for-Her pretzel eating. Hobby-An interest in art. BETTY LOUISE SLADE HS1.4Si5n 59 Ralston Avenue Oakmont Orchestra fl, 2, Sjg Choral Club. Remembered fo'r+Her interest in the Church. Hobby--Music. SHIRLEY S. SIMMONS Shir 126 W. Eagle Road Oakmont Merit Awards fArt, Englishjg Pen and Ink QEditorjg Art Club fl, zyg Fericf ing fl, Zjg Service Pin. Remembwed fO7+HEf superb bowling. AmlJ1tio11fTo he an opera singer. DOROTHY MAE SLADE Dot 59 Ralston Avenue Oakmont Orchestra fl, Z, Sjq Choral Club, Known by-Her singing violin. Favorite saying- I'm Dot. VIRGINIA SIMMONS Gi1mieU 1510 Dickinson Road Brookline Art Club. Remembeved for-Her resemblance to Ruth Tenney. Hobby--Drawing pretty girls. BARBARA ANN SMITH 'iBabs,' 7 Golf View Road M. G. Heights National Honor Societyg Hi-Yg Pen and Inkg Play and Players, Sophomore Dramatic and Nursing Clubsg Swim' ming fl, 23. Hobby-Collecting black Cats. Ambition!-To be a nurse. in i. H Fiftyfone BE RTRAND P. SMITH Bert 1106 Garfield Avenue Manoa Baseball Favorite saying- Yo, boy! Wants to be-In the Navy. ROBERT A. SNITE 'AGoof 10 W. Turnbull Avenue S. Ardmore Stage Crew: Radio Club. Remembered fo1fI'Iis hearty laugh. Hobby-Model airplanes. DOROTHY MARIE SMITH uD0fti6H 22 Vernon Road Llanerch Library and Secretarial Clubsg O. G. A. Ping Hockey 12, 31. Favorite haunt-The auditorium. Known by-Her dancing feats. OLGA V. SODERBERG 'kOggie'! 2936 Morris Road Ardmore Hi'Yg Swimming 12, Zjg Riding fl, 2, 3 Treasurerj. Remembered for--Her blondness. Known by-Her distinguished attire. JOAN HOWLAND SMYTH 2442 Linden Drive Merwood Park Fordiang Pen and Ink: Library and Choral Clubs. HobbyfCollecting names of service Inen. Known by-Her many letters. DORIS B. STEPHENS 'ADo'r1ie 505 Wynne Avenue Penfield Secretary of Class: Merit Awards fling- lish, Physical Educationjg National Honor Societyg HifY fVice'Presidentjg Senior Playg Play and Players, Sophof more Dramatic fTreasurerJ Clubsg Swimming fl, 2, 323 Basketball fl, 2, 3jg Hockey fl, 2, BJ. Remembered for-Her good nature. Hobby-Sports. C 1 f' i 5 ' I1 . Fifty-two u ini 1'il?,,fl JACK STEPHENS Steven 215 Walnut Hill Lane Manoa Track flj. Remembered for-His helpfulness Known by-His conscientious desire to please. DOMINIC R. TARQUINIO Tarn 815 Penn Street Bryn Mawr HifYq Track 131. Remembered for-His good nature and quietness. Favorite saying- Slow, but sure. DONALD C. STICKELL Stick 1035 Bon Air Avenue Manoa Track fl, 2, 3 Managerj Favorite saying-- Horrible, isn't it? Ambition+To make a million DORIS MAY TAYLOR 'lDorrie 32 Whitemarsh Road Ardmore Senior Playg Art Q3 Secretaryjg Sophof more Dramatic and Choral Clubsg Swimming 12, 35. Remembered forfHer artistic ability. Favorite l1aur1tfMiss Stewards room. Fifty-three CHARLES S. SWARTS 'lCllarlie 139 E. Marthart Ave. S. Ardmore Remembered for-His dancing Wants to befA drummer RUTH R. TENNEY 426 Oxford Road Brookline Remembered for-Her unintentional accent. Favorite haunt-Perry's Drug Store. .W DOROTHY THOMAS Dottie 208 Ivy Rock Lane Manoa HifY: Senior Playg Play and Players and Choral Clubsg Swimming QI, 2, 3 Managerjg Hockey QU. Remembered for-Her coquettish mari- ner. Diversion-Management of the swim' ming team. CARL VOTTI Vit 45 E. Turnbull Avenue S. Ardmore Merit Award fPhysical Educationjg H1fYg Senior Playg Play and Players and Choral Clubs: Football 12, Sjg Baseball 11, 2, 31g Basketball 1.1, 2, 3 Managerjg Wrestling fl, 2, 315 Track HJ. Remembered for-His chronic wit. Fmiorite saying- W'ell, it's this ways see. LILLIAN M. UTTERBACK Billie 18 E. Hillcrest Avenue Oakmont lgergjand Inkg Riding fljg Fencing QI, Favorite haunt-Miss Brown's room. Wants to be+A nfirse, FLORENCE MAY WAGNER Floss 42 E. Marthart Avenue S. Ardmore HifYg Senior Playg Pen and Inlcg Play and Playersg Sophomore Dramatic, Nursing and Choral Clubsg Swimming fl, 2, 3l- Remembered forfHer sway in the Senior Play. Favorite l1au.nt+ReeCl's. Fiftyffour '4 r ROSE MARY VENUTO Roses 637 Loraine Street Ardmore Forcliang Pen and Inkg Library fSecref tarYl, Secretarial and Choral Clubsg O. G. A. Ping Basketball 11, 2, 31. Remembered for-Her attractive coiff feur. Avevsion-Unknown telephone callers. JANET B. WASSON alan., 2419 Merwood Lane Merwood Merit Award fHome Economicsjq Na' tional Honor Society: HifY fPresi' dentjg Senior Playg Play and Players fSecretaryj and Choral Clubsg Swim' ming fl, 2, 3 Captainjg Hockey 11, 2, 3y. Ambition-To grow a little. Favorite haunt-A swimming pool. MARJORIE L. WEBER Marge 2451 Wynnefleld Drive Merwood Hobby-Typing. Ambition-To be a teacher. FREDERICK C. WELLMAN Buzz' 872 Martin Avenue Bryn Mawr Basketball 13 j. Remembered for-His vocal outbursts in class. Hobby-Basketball. SHIRLEY E. WEBER A'Liz 603 Valley Road Llanerch Pen and Ink. Remembered fOTfHCf pleasant diction. Ambition-To be a secretary. CHARLES H. WOODLAND Charlie 328 Manoa Road Brookline Baseball fl, 2, 31 Remembered for-His cheerfulness. Hobby-Baseball. MARY LOIS WEBSTER ULU ,, 100 E. Park Road Llanex-ch Merit Award QA Capellajg Play and Players and Choral Clubsg HifY. Remembefed f0TfHCY red hair. Favorite haunt-The music room. ROBERT S. WOODWARD Bob S41 Kathmere Road Brookline Band fl, 2, 353 Track Favovite saying- Well, I don't quite see. Hobby-His xylophone. answers Fifryfjive LTHOUGH this book may appear to be a volume principally concerned with the grad- uating classes, the undergraduates have a definite part in the activities of the school. True, seniors hold most of the school offices but juniors and sophomores in their class and home room offices are training to discharge the more important of- fices later on. Our athletic teams are made up of members of all classes, and those who may not be eligible at first must train to take the places of those who leave. It is to the underclassmen, looking ahead to the time when they take over from those who have gone, that we allot this portion of our yearbook.-M.J.R. 'Z-gh C D Ska iff QAGX vqgfqfsgg' iw jg' 5201- pu C W 'sb-w 4 wwf' QQ. Www? A we 2? Sim, P zgrw Qi' 1 ' ,Lf i. -Hn' -i4 If W .wig ,,,, 351 , ary -aww 23 Y 1 my H Y. - rib X , T A TWH , T if TT ,nyfiw M 3, as I ROBERT FARREL .........,.. ......,............ P resident COURTLAND DUNN ...................... VicefP1eside11t ,, mm BETTY TRASK .............. ............. Af! 7 IXLNVIP MAR TORIE SHUTFR L v- CTVPACIIYPV 64: .Q 4, Q 5 722 35 'Y V- :S W, ,: f Q . ,, ,ff s A , . . N Y ' ' ',, W '1 . '35 -I mir, X M , wt ,.,. ..VV mu ? KN ,iL., J V 'll ', fi wp- I , A G ' 1 1 x ,zz egg, 'Z 1 7'Ni.. 64..- f-gb 3 435 - m 5, ' 'fm L . L 1 V In : Q 3121! I, 1 af. . M2 '15, , . -fi, .. W -' f f f , i all mx Y wi Q Q1 , . h '7 , ' ,mQ,, . ,A ','m 5 h-. i 3' V' EP hi W , 'W N' f 'Q 'f W ' . .,., gf? fi? ff H wyi., 'Q' 'Q'lQ g1 M , ..... A. A. f '1 A L:f f Illll TIFIUATIU Fllll CLASS GMI I' CLASS OF JANUARY, 1943 fGirlSl SEATED: Nickerson, Clute, MacBurney, G. Thomson Coe, Sproule, Ford, Mitchell, Snyder. ROW TWO: Klingel, Flores, Kearney, Chaveas, E. Con- roy, Fulmer, Williams, Lind, Hooper, Rossi, Fitti. ROW THREE: Piieuger, Legnini, Ryan, Sellers, Wilson Parkler, Mostardi, E. Thompson, MacDougall, Kluge P us . ROW FOUR: Wisniski, Lidle, McCarter, Costello, Steph- anos, Barber, Bibbs, Bell, Collins, Briggs, Ranieri. ROW FIVE: Zundt, Downs, Miller, Zirkman, Ragland Lieb, Weisgerber, Mann, G. Conroy, Beard, Abmeyer CLAASS OF JUNE, 1943 1Girlsj SEATED: Schlack, Curry, Hamsher, Lyle, Shuler, Trask Ehmling, Waddell, Grant, Long, Miller. ROW TWO: Phillips, Murphy, Linsalata, Gerhart. Smith Dartone, M. J. Foley, Crasten, Johnson, Huebner, Abernethy. Shelley, Groenendaal, Richter. ROW THREE: Bottings, Mulney, Talarico, Testa, Hagen Danley, Raab, Eyerly, McDaniel. Pergallini, Umani Weckerly, Minter, Foster, McGuigan, MacFarlane, Broomall. ROW FOUR: Wiener, Robinson, Earl, Alimonti, Green- field, Regester, Gatiney, Gianguilio, McFalls, Penny- packer, Snyder, Kelly. ROW FIVE: Lamson, Ciccarelli, McDermott, Hoiiecker, Covell, Wilmot, Brinton, Close, Lynch, Johnson, Jen- kins, A. Foley. ROW SIX: Hertz. Akerblom, Geiss, Hammond, Kearns, gould, A. Murphy, Hartman, Sawyer, Cellini, Norton ess er. ROW SEVEN: Coll, Flynn, Fenney, Hess, Smith, DiLullo Entriken. Laufer, McCann, Tohms. ROW EIGHT: Stemple, Galow, Hoerr, Hagarty, Thomas McMullin.Kraemer, Temple, Butler, Bailey. ROW NINE: Jones, Bentley, Chamar, Potts, Aungst, Lewis, Messick. Brenner, McMullen. Huggins, Harvey, Monteith, Kirshner, Austin, M. L. Foley, Crombie, CLASS OF JANUARY, 1944 fGirlsi SEATED: Rieder, Fall, Wahlquist, Anderson, Newitt Hemphill, Robinson, Carapico, Morris. ROW TWO: Dickson, Draper, Walsh, Graves, Nielson White, Hallowell, Young, Villani, Hodge, Tarone. Alashaian. ROW THREE: Cianci, Papaloni. Heverly, Thompson. Ro- sato, Grant, Ramondo, Long, Daman, Scarapucci Smith. Forbes, Switz, McVeigh. Cianci, ROW FOUR: Dornan, Hahn, Riggs, Richard, McNeil, D'Agostine, Ferree, Heller, LeNoir, McGregor, D. Moore. ROW FIVE: Fogel, Cirrito, Gillam, Mcllwain, Schwartz, Duncan. Feeney, Francis, Cox, DiMarcella, B. Moore. Clark, Pierson, Galli, Mann, Kellar, Hall, Brooks Seymour. ROW SIX: Hess. Brenner, Sinclair, Koenig, Faulkner, Seeber, Geer, Bitetti, Frank, Cordes, Maiden. CLASS OF JUNE, 1944 4Girlsy SEATED: Merrill, Norton, Russell, Strang, Clain, Tar- quinio, Spicer. Schofield, Harvey, Dorchester. Granger. ROW IWO: Winering, Winters, Kaufman, O'Keefe, Hand- shaw, Larson, Holiman, Lewis, Graf, Gigliotti, Strong, Gage, Long, McKe1vey. ROW THREE: Pressede, Utterback, Stanford, Cox, Dobbs, Nitti, M, Martin, Fulton, Kostic, Godson. ROW FOUR: DiFelice, Beeler, Mayer, Conroy, Lamson Henry. Walker, Eyre, Sullivan, Ritner, R. Martin, Lloyd Goldberg, Wynn. ROW FIVE: Roth, Kenny, Passmore, Legge, Stiles, M. Janes. Kennedy, Love, Reilly, McNally, Smyth. ROW SIX: Boetsch, Westerberg, Farra, Gabriel, Thomp- son, DiJoseph, Bickhardt, Wood, Alksne, McNabb, Consalvi. Filopanti, Warren. ROW SEVEN: Geppinger, Townsend, Lachman, French Stout. H. Smith, Sheridan, Schermerhorn, Murphy Crosson, Hall, Brinton, Durant. ROW EIGHT: Hutton, Baker, Geiss, Hoeckley. Rice, Bell. N. Janes. Hanna, Janney, Jordan, Young, E. Smith, ROW NINE: Beck, Volkert, Stiefel, Andrien, Cave, Shen- kin, Fairman, Davis, Foley, J. Carr, N. Carr, Abernethy CLASS OF JANUARY, 1945 fGirlsj SEATED: Groetzinger, Hagy, Miln, O'Brien, Leyburn Downward, Oakford. Wright, Nuss. ROW TWO: Oliveri, Roberts. MacNeil, Moore. Robinson Rosato, Dean, Ottaviana. LeMaitre, Bush. Donatelli. ROW THREE: Dornan. McCann, Beiswanger, Klingel Kuster, Draper, Maguire. Claypoole, Kranenbury, Gian- guilio. Young. ROW FOUR: Goos, Martin, Olsson, Bull. Longenecker, Lord. Shaw, Nelson. Strong, Grover, O'Connor. ROW FIVE: Sillars. Blancha. Cornog, Bond, Sammons, Morrissey, Davis, Umani, Geer, Kelso, CLASS OF JANUARY, 1943 1B0ysJ SEATED: Miller, Maas, Jones, Kelly, Sproule, Seibert Bernard, Fell. ROW TWO: Jasper, Lanser, Blithe, Bellem, Young, Flounders, Meyer, Lund, Musgrove. ROW THREE: H. Lord, Leidy, Fox, W. Martin, F. Martin, Rees, Bock, Flaherty, W. Lord. ROW FOUR: Hemphill, Price, Merris, Wood, Uschmann Diehl, Herzel, Shaw. ROW FIVE: Foulkrod, Hamilton, DiGioia, Weller, White Steinmeyer. Needham. CLASS OF JUNE, 1943 KBOYSJ SEATED: Walter, McConnell, Segar, Slater, Schlosser Farrell, Dunn, Bertolett, Landis, Foley, Black, ROW TWO: Smith, Hoyt, Breining, Gulliver, Hayes, Hale Greenfield, Bradley, Payton, Howden, Henneka. ROW THREE: Cipolla, Nicklin, Ridgley, Rainville. March- ini, Curry, Woodward, Dunstan, DiGeorge, Staulfer Norley, John McGuigan, Beiswanger, Dinon, Charles, ROW FOUR: Hilsee, McGee, Bond, Lynch, Lobb, John- son, Koegel, Venuto, James McGuigan, Legge, Ruf. ROW FIVE: Bisbing, Adam, Brennan, Pearson, Morrison Richter, Greisser, McBrearty, Herzog, Sgarro, Meidwig Goldsmith, Royce, Beach, Neilson, Pisel, Stewart. ROW SIX: Thompson, Marsh, Fritsch, Mearkle, Berger Hykel, Phipps, Daniel, Kuykendall, Woodwell, Pierce Robinson. CLASS OF' JANUARY, 1944 fB0ysJ SEATED: Larkin, Pruett, Hutton, Carter, Ash, Sciubba Coyle, Platt, Papazian. ROW TWO: Stephanos, Cox, Shellem, Nelf, Alashaian BDraper, Moon, Pressede, Clapp, Huddell, McLean rawn. ROW THREE: E, Powers, Nolan, Calhoun, Savage, Know- lanb Robinson, Bobear, Gomberg, King, H. Smith Zie er. ROW FOUR: Dutton, DelliPizzi, P. Powers, W, Smith Lanser. Mariani, Iseminger, Hornsby, Herbst, Yarnall CLASS OF' JUNE, 1944 1B0ySl SEATED: Meldrum, Mattern. Hicks. Trickett, A. Davis Divalerio, D. Hall. Lorenz, Dilks, Ramagosa, McCadden ROW TWO: King, Regii, Helm, Babian, Allenby, Rossi Guiliani. Kauffman, Kennedy, Nolan, Watters, Hinds- ley, Bobella. ROW THREE: Bowen, Bourne, R. Hall, McGoldrick, Rvan Souder. McDowell, Ney, Hensil, Morrison, Jones, Cor- ner, Winkelman, Auwarter. ROW FOUR: Graham. Weber, Shone, Clark, Getty Whealton, Bisbing, Webster, J. Maguire, Ash. King. ROW FIVE: Kinney, Kozick, Strohl, R. Dellheim, C Wallace, Wyman, Eriksson, Sninozzi, Leyrer, Hansell P, Dellheim, Lindquist, Donnelly. Hodge. Dolby, Wright ROW SIX: Payton, Galow, R. Maguire, F. Davis, Ewaldsen Bromley, Springfield, Robbins, Chase, Cobb, Edgerton CLASS OF JANUARY, 1945 1Boysl SEATED: S, Young, Tattersall, Bianco, Barrett, Hancock Baum, Roy. Ferguson, Lieb, ROW TWO: Byam, Murphy, Dunlap, Payton, Samson Anderson. Havelin, Custer, Marinelli, Hooper, ROW THREE: Martin, Collins, Carson, Willis, Ciotti Buchanan, Gilbert, Slater, Hoyt, Uschmann. ROW FOUR: J. Young, Matlack. Robertson, Roberts Macartney, Schwoebel. Byers, Jones, Capoferri. ROW FIVE: Taylor, Hobson, MacFar1and, Montgomery Caruso, Orazi, Prudente, Bergen, Rossi. ROW SIX: Conklin, Vallar, Clark, Pierson, Galli, Mann Kellar, Hall, Brooks, Seymour. Sixty-three RATIFYING successes marked the extra-cur- ricular program at Haverford this year. The soccer team led oil by winning the suburban championship for the first time in the history of the school. Close by, the girls' fencing team came through with an undefeated season. Sev- eral members of the band, orchestra, and A Cappella choir won high honors in state contests. As always the art and secretarial clubs gave un- limited assistance around the school. This year has been a good one for the student publications, all of which improved their sheets and increased the circulation. A new organization of timely importance is the Red Cross club which meets after school to do Red Cross work.-B.P. Sixtyffwe AVERFORDS team this year, although small and comparatively light, showed fine spirit. With the able coaching of Mr. Stinson and Mr. juenger, they were able to build themselves up to a team of which the Fordians could be proud. Even though they did not win many games, their spirit made them morally victorious. At the open' ing game with Valley Forge, the team, which was greatly outweighed, took over the opponents in grand style. At the game with Radnor the fellows showed that they could give as well as take, even when they were deinitely the underdogs. As a climax of the season, the Fordmen held the Upper Darby score down to a minimum. So here's to the team that provided the loyal crowd with many thrillsg and, although many members of the team sustained injuries, they always came back Hghting. -D. R. Sixty six SCHEDULE Valley Forge M A Cheltenham .. Lower Marion Radnor ........ Berwyn ..,,.. Lansdowne .. West Chester Upper Darby Row one: Rossi Bergner Rlggles, Bernard Graves Row two K Sleke G ones, G R M11 ler Carlton, Taylor Park Davis Selbert Martm D1Valex-to Row three Wentworth Ham nlton, Strong, Waddell O Sncke Trickett, Vottn, K Wallace Johnson Phipps L HOCKEY Miss David, Smith, E. Kirsh- ner, Jenkins, Stephens, Kiehl, Brownley, Rabe, I-fall, Wasson, Hooper, D. Giuliani, Vallar, Zang, Conover, Hess, Gelpke, Hughes. ,QW .Z SWIMMING Seated: B. Henderson, Kirsh- ner, Escandel, Wasson fCap- tain7, Wagner, Soderberg, Ste- phens, Hughes. Row two: Norton, Pennypacker, Hess, D. Henderson, Hemphill, Shenkin, T a yl o r, Shrang, Granger, Cave, Fulmer. Row three: Beeler, Merrill, Gwillim, S. Kirshner, Ham- mond, Geppinger, W r i g h t, Johnson, McDaniel. HOCKEY SCORES H 1 Radnor ..,... 1 Lansdowne .,..... 2 Media ....,... 1 Swarthmore ....... 0 Upper Darby ,..,.. 3 Lower Marion ...... 3 Collingdale .,,. H 28 21 34 22 14 20 Sixtyfeight SWIMMING SCORES Norristown ...... Abington .,., Coatesville ........ Lower Merion .,.,.... U p per Darby ..,.. Norristown ...... SCORES Upper Darby ...... Abington ........ Friends Select ..,... Lower Marion .,..,. Friends Central ........ Lower Merion Westtown ...... Upper Darby ...... Abington .,....,.... Sixty'11i'ne SOCCER DeBurlo KCaptainD, Cope, Cun- etd, A I t e m u s, McPherson, DiGioia, Sproule, D. Jones, Foley, Norman, Flaherty, Bock. CHEERLEADERS D. Jones, Pruett, W. Lord, H. Lord, Hamsher, Snyder, Brinton, Butler, Decker. Sciubba, Trickett, Ash, Phipps, Jones, Landis, Johnson . Seated: Sheridan, Zang, Hess, Gelpke, Olson. Standing: Hooper, Giuliani, J. Carr, Elsie Grant, B. Sam- mons, Venuto, Stephens, J. Conover. BOYS' SCORES Valley Forge ,...... ........, Radnor .,...,......,,. Upper Darby .,,.. Abington ......, Norristown .,,... Lower Merion Cheltenham ....... Upper Darby ..... Abington ......., Norristown ....,..., Lower Merion .....,. Cheltenham .... O 38 26 26 Z8 37 37 Z6 18 31 23 37 38 GIRLS' SCORES Upper Darby ,..,.... .,...., Lansdowne , ..... . Lower Merion .... Swarthmore .. Radnor .,.... . Collingdale .... Seventy WRESTLING SCORES CROSSCOUNTRY SCORES Lansdowne ..., Upper Merion Cheltenham ..... ,... , . Lower Merion Upper Darby Abmgtun ......... ...... George School Ridley Park ., West Chester Springheld Upper Darby Glen'Nor ...... Media ,, ...... Ambler .,,..,,... Lower Merion Norristown .... , il Seated: Schlosser, Pedersen, Phipps, Moore, Huxster, Tarquinio, Carter, Powers, Rees. Raw Info: Murphy, Allenby, Schwoebel, Engle, Wyman, Sieke, Neff, Whealton, McDowell, Mattern, Anderson. Row three: Black, Smith, Savage, Segar, Lanser, Webster, Lorenz, Morrison, Stickell. Row four: Hornsby, Mearkle, Woodwell, Springfield, Brennan, Bertolett, Strohl. Seventyftwo SCORES Cheltenham .................., Delaware County Champ 10 points West Chester .... ,,.., . .. Ursinus Relays ll points Abington ...... ,,........,.......... Villanova 4 points Ridley Park ,...... ....... District Cha Big Six State Meet mpionships Lower Merion Suburban Championship ionshi 55 Row one: G. jones, D1G1ma Scnubba Plantz, Ash Cope Row two: Foley, Robmson Ruf Bromley Bell, Hicks Taylor n SCORES Haverford School . Episcopal School Abington .,.... ,....... . . Lower Marion ,,..., Upper Darby ..... Cheltenham ..... Norristown ..... Abington ..,,,...,... Lower Marion ....... Upper Darby .... Cheltenham Norristown ..,.. GIRLS' SCORES Upper Darby ...,,.. Lower Merion ..,.. Upper Darby ,..,... Lower Merion ,. Swarthmore ....., Sammons, D. Giuliani, L. Giu liani, Hallowell, Reicler. lan, Neff. BOYS' SCORES H O 4 Ben Franklin ..,...........,. ..... 5 3 Northeast ...,.,.... .... , 6 4 Central ........,. .,... 5 7. Central .......,,..... ...., 7 5 Lower Merion ..... ,.... 4 3 Upper Darby .,..... ..... 6 9 Ben Franklin ...,.,. ,.... 0 5 Northeast ........,....,.. 4 7 Lower Merion ...,....... ...,. 2 9 South Philadelphia .,..,.. ..... 0 Seventyffom' Alashaian, Platt, Decker, Know- ACCURN S MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. PHI MR MR. AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. JOSEPH R. ALESI HERBERT B. BOONE H.AxRRY L. DECKER CARMEN DIMAIO C. J. FAULKNER HOWARD A. HOEEER C. GLENXVOOD HUGHES ALFRED KING DONALD W. KORTH JOI-IN A. MASON JOHN MOORE STANLEY E. MUTHART JOI-IN J. ORR JOHN S. PATCHIN LAMBDA PI-II AND MRS. J. WILLIAM PHIPPS, JR. AND MRS. L. H. RIGGLES SIGMA UPSILKJN MR. AND MRS. PETER WILLIAMS Sevevltyffve fFIRST SEMESTER? Seated: Russell, Gelpke, Sheri dan, Black, DeBurlo, Zang, Wentworth, Street, Dickson. Row two: Tarquinio, J. Harvey, Sproule, C. Norton, Hamsher Q Reider, Richter, Ehmling, Don- atelli, Wasson, Hess. Row three. Papazian, Dunn, Edgerton, An- derson, Coe, B. Norton, Hirsch, Martin, Maas. KSECOND SEMESTERJ Seated: S t r a n g, Donatelli, Plantz, Sheridan, Martin, P. Sproule, J. Sproule, Hess, Ed- gerton. Row two: Groetzinger, Dorchester, Hamsher, Landis, Coe, Dutton, Lyle, Black. Row three: Waddell, Tarquinio, Maas, Ash, E. Anderson, Wahl- quist, Papazian, Harvey, Nor- ton, Miln. Row four: Davis, Trickett, Dunn. ANKING among the most progressive student governments our Student Council strongly up' holds the ideals of democracy. Under the ex' pert guidance of Mr. Hallowell the group has conscientiously striven to carry out its duties and has succeeded to the limit of its powers. The Executive Committee, an excellent organizaf tion for the centralization of representative effort, has become well known through its success in startf ing lunch period dancing, its services as a watchdog, and its action on the hundred of little troubles which constantly bother fastidious students.gH.M.E. Seuentyfsix T THE fall induction ceremony of the National Honor Society, Dr. Felix Morley, president of Haverford College, addressed the assembly, em' phasing the need for Scholarship, Leadership, Servf ice and Character, the four Cardinal qualities of the society. Mr. K. Hobart Roatch spoke on Amerif can Citizenship at the ceremony in the spring, at which time the students selected by the members of the society and the faculty, were admitted to the organization. The National Honor Society is made up of A, B, and C students in the upper third of their classes who meet the requirements set forth by the society. During the Christmas season all members were invited to attend the reunion banquet at the Hotel Philadelphian.--H. L. K. Seve-ntyfse-uen KFIRST SEMESTERJ Seated: Nelson, Shone, Dickson, Gelpke, DeBurlo, Zang, Fitti, W'inder, Rabe. Row two: Sheri- dan, B. Smith, Hughes, King, Sammons, Potteiger, Stephens, Clute, Hess, Wasson, Orr. Row three: Gross, Strang, Mar- tin, Zirkman, Coe, Schubert, O'Neal, Edgerton, Bernard, Wentworth. Row four: Lorenz, Eden, Huxster, D. Jones. KSECOND SEMESTER? Seated: Sammons, Schubert Hughes, Orr, Strang, Lorenz King, Sheridan, Potteiger, Was SDD. Row two: Fitti, Jenkins Stephens, Johnson, Hall, Wil- mot, Coe, Smith, Clute, Hooper, Hess. Row three: Black, Legge Hemphill, Shuler, Zirlcman Mason, Aungst, Ramsay, Nick lin, Bernard. Row four: Berg ner, Hug, Preisendanz, Huxs ter, Sproule, Martin, Engle. QFIRST SEMESTER! Seated: Hoffman, Rothrock, Street, DeBurlo, Wentworth, Fitti, Park, Benson, Dickson. Row two: Lafferty, Norman, Bernard, Edgerton, Hirsch, Kline, Rossi, Riggles, Cope, Hoffer. Row three: Plantz, Foley, Engle, Baum, Dunn, Martin, Seibert, Bertolett, Ham- ilton. Row four: Votti, Eden, Black, Morris, Phipps, Jones, Sproule, Waddell. ISECOND SEMESTER 3 Seated: Riggles, Strang, Eden, Martin, Bergner, Norman, Moore, Edgerton, Hirsch. Row Iwo: Hammoncls, Early, Kline, Norley, Young, Cope, Tar- quinio. Row three: Flaherty, Foley, Craig, Plantz, Dyke, Sci- ubba, Kane, Bock. Row four: Engle, Lafferty, Rees, Lorenz, Farrell, Foulkrod, Bernard, Dunn, Baum. Row five: Schil- ling, Hamilton, Landis, D. Jones, Huxster, Sproule, Ber- tolett, Seibert. HE BOYS' HifY is an honorary organization dedicated to service about the school. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Hughes, a small per' centage of each class is inducted into the society at each semester. At this time the new members are initiated, the climax of which is the initiation banquet in which they combine with the Girls' HifY and dress up in ridiculous costumes. The organizaf tion of forty members is often called upon to rep' resent the school in various ways such as help to keep order at football and basketball games.-DR, Sevemyfeight HAT did the Girls' HifY do for their school and community this year? During the fall the 1 girls collected articles for the NeedlefWork Guild, sold candy at the football games, sold Christ' mas seals, and provided clothing for poor children in the community. ln the spring the members helped with sugar rationing. They gave a mother' andfdaughter hanquet, sponsored makefup demon' strations, and served at Boy Scout dinners. Some members were selected to attend panel discussions at Valley Forge. At the end of the year the girls and hoys had a joint party at the Ardmore Y. M. C. A.-P.A.j. Seventyfnine KFIRST SEMESTER? Seated: Kiehl, Brownley, Was- son, Vallar, Zang, Conover, Russell, Gelpke, Rabe. Row two: Soderberg, Gould, Blodgett, Hamsher, Hughes, Stephens, Hall, Johnson, Hooper, Cha- veas, Fitti. Row three: Ruth, Henderson, Allison, Coe, Mac- Burney, Sheridan, Potteiger. Row four: Fransen, Nelson, Shone, Jouett, Winder, Mason, Zirkman, B. Smith. 4SECOND SEMESTER? Sealed: Hughes, Zirkman, Ste- phens, Hess, Wasson, Hooper, King, Patchin, Fransen. Row two: Fitti, Orr, Chaveas, Lind, Potteiger, Hall, Sproule, Trask, Johnson, Richter, Doyle. Row three: Jouett, Hamsher, Clute, McFalIs, Henderson, Sheridan, Smith, Faulkner, Fulmer, Shu- garts, Gould, Soderberg, Ma- son. Row four: Wagner, 'l hom- son, Webster, Lyle, Anderson, Hemphill, Shuler, Coe, Mac- Burney, Hess, Conover. x 1, on 'iv . K 6 I C.-e. si L 1 Q Q .x..,,q .4 e , 6 '-- 0 Q K K If i s L ., -grit: . L, , AVERFORD High's Band, with its Hfty members, directed by Mr. Allison, is a familiar institution at Haverford. During the football season, the Band was present at all of the games and rallies, providing a striking display of the school colors, and giving pep to the contestants and spectators by playing stirring marches, In December, in collaboration with the Orchestra and the A Cappella Choir, the Band participated in the Music Night program, while in the spring it presented its annual concert. A woodwind quintet and a clarinet quartet chosen from the hand played on various other occasions throughout the year. During the Christmas season, a group of Band members played carols in the halls before school and during the lunch periods.-H.K.H. CHARLES B. ALLISON Director Reeves-Messick-Booz Ei glity AVERFCRDS fiftyffivefpiece orchestra, directed by Mr. Allison, has spent an active school year. Among the groups activities have been a concert at Irvine Auditorium for the University of Pennsylvania Cultural Olympics program, the presentation of a broadcast on station WFIL, and the accompaniment for the producf tion of NH. M. S. Pinaforef' The orchestra supplied the music for the senior plays and the commencement exercises of both the January and the june graduating classes. Eighteen of the orchestras members were accepted in the Pennsylvania Southeastern District Orchestra, and four were selected to play in the AllfState Qrchestra.-H.K.H CHARLES B, ALLISON Director Slade--Slade-Marsh Eighty-one Sealed: Benson, Winder, Street, DeBurlo, Zang, Morris, Staple- ford, Keller. Standing: Hoffman, Rabe, Waddell, Fowler, Gelpke. Seated: Votti, Wagner, Taylor, Hirsch, Cope, Stephens, Martin, Eden, McFalls, S a m m o n s, Decker, Hughes. Standing: E a rl y , Giuliani Sheridan, Cowan, Lorenz. MARION STARKEY H.-XMLE'l' DITCCIOT Euglltyftwo ' ' J U N E M A D , ' October 24th and 25th W'ASI-IINGTON SLEPT HERE April 24th and 25th JUNE MAD WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE Penny Wood .,...... Cliuck Harris ...,. Mrs. Wood .... Elmer Tuttle Dr, World ....,. Effie , ..,..,..,... , Milly Lou .,........,..... G. Mervyn Roberts Roger Van Vleclq ,....... MT. Harms ..,....,.. Shirley Wentworth .,..........Marilyn Zang Marjorie Brownley ., ...,.... Russell DeBurlo ......,..Betty Stapleford lloy Nelson ., .,,,.., Robert Waddell .........,.Ca1eh Morris .......Mz1rjory Gelpkc Ida May Ruth ....,....,Elaine Rabe Mary Keller ....................l..ewis Street William Hol'l'mnn ,......Ricl1ard Benson .......Leonard Fowler ,.,...,.....,Mary Keller Ruth Kielil Ralph Wentwo1tl1 ....... , ...... William Hoffman julie Harris ........... ...,.....Pl'1yllis Winder Emma Marie Dickcl M-f. Kimber ........,. Mr. Fuller ...... M'1's. Fullear ..,, Madge Fuller ..., Steve Eldridge Katw .,....,.........., Mrs. Douglas ....... Rena Leslie .,.. Clayton Evans ..... Hester ......,..,...., Raymond .......... Mr. P1escott Uncle Stanley ...... Marian Wilcox ..... 'Tommy Hughes ., Sue Barrington .... Leggit Fraser ...,,.. .1 ......,...,....Iames Early ........,,...,Ross Lorenz ......Marjorie Hughes Norma Lee Escandel .............,..Doris Stephens Adele Potteiger .........,..Frank Martin ,........Lillian Giuliani ...............Betty McFalls Mary Ann Mason Polly Ann Sammons Louise Gwillim ..............,.,Earl Eden ., ...,.. Peggy Sheridan Ianet Wasson ......,William Cope ...,.......Henry Cowan .............Peter Decker ...,..Florence Wagner .....,,.William Hirsch .,...,...Doris Taylor ..,,......Carl Votti if Seated: Richter, Hutton, Bell, Slade, Baker, Mr. Fink, Webster, D. Slade, D'Agostine, Diloseph, Ollson. Row two: Nluffley, Hallowell, Heverly, Morris, Ehmling, Snyder, Mayer, Foster, Botting, Hall. Row three: Bernard, Stauffer, Mattern, Webster, Dellheim, Beach, Zeiber, Jones, H. Lord, W. Lord, Price, Merris. Row four: Nelson, Feree, Legge, Durant, Smith, Smith, Weiner, Thompson, Riggs, Fall. Row five: Brenner, Shenkin, Hess, Morrisey, Seeber, Sinclair, Brenner, Anderson, Cordes. Ron' six: Davis, jones, Preisendanz, Kuykendall. Hamilton, Robinson. N MAY, the chorus presented the operetta, H, M. S. Pinaforefl hy Gillvcrt and Sullivan. Mr. Fink directed the production with Miss Millen in charge of the dramatics and Mr. Allison, the orchestra. Renie Brockmeyer and Norman Price had the leads. In addition to this, the A Cappella choir broadcast several programs and asf sisted in Music Night. At the State Contest on April 24th, Franklin Kuykendall, haritone, took PAUL ERNEST FINK Director second place, while Norman Price, tenor, took third place. All in all, the choir had a very busy and successful year.-RS, Eightyfour M. S. PINAFOREN The Rt, Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B, ............ Henry Cowan Captain Corcoran Ralph Rackstraw Dick Deadeye .... Bill Bobstay ........ Bob Beckett ........ josephine ........ Cousin Hebe ...... Little Buttercup ........ Accompanist ...... Hack Robinson Franklin Kuykenclall flack Bernard Norman Price 'Flack Webster Donald Jones i5Cliff0rcl Beach Edward Preisenclanz :'5Alonzo Davis Robert Hamilton . Renie Brockmeyer ?kMarianne Sinclair .. .... .... L ois Webster ,kjanct Hess Nancy Bell 'kDorothy Mayer John Nickel l'Undcrstudy Eightyffi-ve FORDIAN FORDIAN fFirst Semesterj CofEdiLors .....,...,.. Betty Patehin, Marjorie Clute Features ....... ...... D orothy Clson, Joyce Conover Sports .....,........ ..... R ieliard Benson, Reed McGee Photographer ....... ......,............... H ugh Edgerton Business Manager ......... ........ C Tene Thomson Circulation Manager .... ..........,...... J ane Vallar Treasurer ...................,................ Margaret Maloney Typists .... Rowe, Engelkraut, Miller, Larson, Nieom fSeconLl Semester, CofEditors ..,.. ...... B etty Patehin, Marjorie Clute Features ...... ..... D orrit Richter, Joan Wilmrwt Sports ............ ............................. I 'eter Decker Photographer .......... ....... H ugh Edgerton Business Manager ........ ......... C lene Thomson Circulation Manager ....... ....... V irginia Chaveas Treasurer ................,................... Margaret Maloney Typists ........ Foster, MaeBurney, Mostardi, Ryan, Williams, Bihh, Rossi HANDBOOK Editor .................. Associate Editor ..... jean Zirkman Peggy Curry Mary E. Elimlingg PEN AND INK Editor ................,.. ...... S hirley Simmons Assistant Editor ....,...................,........... Mary Phipps Art Editors ................ -loy Nelson, Lillian Utterhack Slwrt Story Editor ............................ Lois Thomas Poetry Editor ....... ............................. K ethryn Ceiss fxiusic Editors .... Williaiii Cope, Christine Donatclli Bufin ess Manager ....................,... Marian Shugarts Circulation Managers .................,.. Henry Cowan, Helen Louise Kingf, Ruth Greenheld Sales Managers ..., Ruth Chandler, Edward Braun Exchange Manager ..............,.... ..... R hocla Sehuhert Advertising .......... Lillian Utterliaek Head Typist ..... ...... V iolet DiLullo STAFF Marjorie Hughes Mary Aim Mason Doris Taylor Joanne Granger Ruth Ann Hemphill GREYSTGNES Editors .........,.............. Lewis Street, Hugh Edgerton Associate Editorsf- Herhert Dickson Jane Ramsay Helen Louis: King Lewis Riggles Betty Patehin Jane Vallar Art Editors ................ jean Boone, Patricia Jouett Business Managers .... William Larson, jack Moore Stenograplaers .... Violet DiLullo, Roiiina DiValerio Polly Ann Sammons Eighty-'six I R W, 7 . b 'ti a s I A 'a Q i :rig , 2 , .N , f K , n Q . ,3 . f A ' ' 2 . , .. KX 9 ,n ' -m.T Most Popular ,. . Best Dancers ., Most Talkative ,,,.., Best Natured ., .. .. Most Likely to Succeed Most Flirtations .,.,.. Most Pull Best Athlete Best Dressed . . Best Looking ,, Most Popular .. . Best Dancers ,, . Most lnquisitive .. Best Natured .. .. Most Likely to Succeed Most Flirtations Most Pull ...... . Best Athlete ,... Best Dressed Best Looking . .. Peppiest , . Wirriesz JANUARY CLASS David Park ., . Robert Waddell , William Hoffman . Nicholas Fitti , Karl Wentworth Joseph Funk .. Russell DeBurlo Russell DeBurlo . Lee Rothrock , . Lewis Street . . JUNE CLASS Robert Bergner . Charles Swarts ., Robert Woodward .. Lewis Riggles .. Jane Vallar . . . ,..., . ., Dorothy Olson Betty Mae Allison , Betty Stapleford . Roflina DiValerio .. , ..,.... Dorothy Booz Marjorie Brownley Jane Vallar ., ., Florence Rowe Marjorie Russell .. .. Janet Wasson Dorothy Smith . Florence Wagner , Doris Stephens Hugh Edgerton . . . ., , Rhoda Schubert ,. Philip Fairman Hugh Edgerton .. Frank Martin , . Dorothy Thomas Marjorie Hughes . ...,. Eleanor Hess , Howard Hoffer .. ,..,.,., Betty Brooks William Hirsch .. , William Cope .. ., Carl Votti , .. ,, Norma Lee Escandel . ,.,.. ...,.,, J anet Wasson Doris Cave The Staff thanks Miss Nickerson for her assistance in preparing this volume. The articles on the Band and Orchestra were written by Howard K. Huxster, Dorrit Richter wrote the Football and Boys' HifY articles and Rhoda Schubert the Choir. The numerous snapshots appearing throughout the book were taken by Hugh Edgerton, Jack Moore, Jane Vallar, Russell Leidy, and Herbert Craig. Mr. Rockey of the Clark Printing House. Inc., 2130 Arch Street, Philae delphia, planned this issue which was printed by Clark. The engravings were prepared by The Lotz Photoflingraving Company, 12th and Cherry Streets, Philadelphia. The portraits and certain groups were prepared by the Luedecke Studios, Inc., 7038 Terminal Square, Upper Darby.