Springfield High School - Scrivener Yearbook (Springfield, PA)

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L ,,-,- 'Q1' , .. .I K, 1 ., , , J, A. f Q JAL ' Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF I956 SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD, DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA rn - P Q The Walt Disney Cartoon Q S... Creations adapted for use herein are copyrighted by Walt Disney Productions and published here by spe- cial permission. William J. Nunan, alThough noT one of our official class advisors, has aided our class in many ways. During our years here aT Springfield High School we have always been in close conTacT wiTh Dr. Nunan. Be- fore becoming assisTanT principal, he TaughT many of us algebra and geomeTry. Through The years To come we will always Try To live up To The high ideals he has helped us To seT. And so To you, Dr. William J. Nunan, The class of nineTeen-hundred and TiTTy-six is proud To dedicate This year's Scrivener. . . . Class of 1956 MR. WALTER Editorial Advisor if uf ? NORNLA PHILLIPS Editor-in-Chief SCRIVEN ER EDITORS AND ADVISORS MARILYN CROWELL SALLY SWING BONNIE HAUF Copy Edna' Layout Editor Aff Edifof MR. THOMAS Business Advisor ALICE JOHNSON JUDY URIAN PHYLLIS SCHAFFER GERRY PHIPPS Typing Editor Business Manager Assistant Business PhotoQfaPhY Edifof Manager . x ' P .AN I Q ADMINISTRATION OUR INVESTMENT A Message to Parents and Seniors Youth is a bank where you may deposit your most precious treasures, Hard won wisdom, dreams and pleasures, Youth can guard and protect these gems, Invest them wisely and profit in the end, And when today's youth inherits the earth, Our parental gifts will be iudged for their worth, So the future world, you see Depends so much on you and me. Your attainment of academic standards that en- titles you to graduation indicates your apprecia- tion of the educational opportunity America gives its youth. It now becomes your duty to so live and contribute to mankind, materially and morally, in order that this opportunity for education shall con- tinue to be available to future generations. In so doing you will deserve your heritage and preserve American Democracy as you know it. The world is entangled in differences of opin- ions. These differences can be resolved by seeking and finding the true facts. Follow this pattern throughout life and prevent the confusion of mind that results in wasted effort. Remember it was difference of opinion that resulted in the discovery of America. It will chart the course of the United Nations to world peace, but this chart will have to be redrawn, erased and extend- ed by your artistry and that of generations to COFTTS. DR. J. L. HALDERMAN Superintendent of Schools John C. Spahr, William H. Jones, Vice President, Solicitor Donald W. Lehrkinder, Russell E. Hoehl, President, Elizabeth S. Pusey, Secretary, David C. Wolstenholme, F. Wade Hoff- man, Leslie L. Taylor, Treasurer. You have progressed through Spring- field High School during years of rapid growth and have both felt the growing pains and enioyed the facilities of a new high school building. ln this, your class is rather unique. The present junior high classes have not experienced double ses' sions, crowded classes and watching the new high school being constructed. From this you have lived much of life itself. Whereas, you have suffered the problems of a crowded school and looked upon the new building with awe and great expectation, to classes in the future As you leave to take your places in colleges, business, or industry, you can rest assured that your contributions to the development of our fine school have been eminently worthwhile. Do not feel, however, that our interest in your wel- fare stops when you graduate. Your suc- cess after graduation contributes as much to the reputation of our school as your work and activities while you were here. May we extend our best wishes and rea mind you that we will always be glad to help you in any way possible. Richard K. Smith Principal -E- the new building is here and will be taken for granted. As you enter another door of life, what you take for granted and what you look upon as resulting from work and sacrifices of others will, in part, determine your at- titude to life itself. The best of luck to you. Edward T. Richardson ,luv-13 -1 As the day of graduation ap- proaches we are filled with mixed emotions. We are very happy to see our young men and women achieve their educational goals in the second- ary school. We are also proud to see them go forth to take their places in industry or college preparation for future life. Those of us who have had the pleasure of teaching and in extra- curricular activities working closely with the graduating class are reluctant to see such a fine group leave. How- ever, as the word commencement in- fers, this is the beginning of a new and fruitful phase of life, one which will in addition bring honor and glory to the high school they have served so well. My sincere best wishes for lives marked by devotion and service to your fellow men. DR. WILLIAM J. NUNAN ADMINISTRATION Graduation is another landing in your climb up the endless stairs. Twelve big steps and it seems like the top has been reached, but actual- ly how high have you climbed? One day is finished, now begins another . . . a climb through college, technical school or an appreticeship. Whatever task you undertake it will have an end- ing, then a beginning, with the end beginning another. As you approach your day, do your best to succeed in your task, enioy the past, live in the present, and anticipate the future. BRUCE B. MORGAN CONSTANCE ACKERMAN Junior High Core Ursinus College MARGARET K. AUSTIN Junior High Librarian Bethany College Western Reserve Q. Qff HARRY L. BELL Physical Education and Health West Chester State Teachers College JANE E. BRUSCH Physical Education and Health Ursinus College LL Ju ior i re E tSt u bur' tat ache s ollege Win FACULTY CALVIN ALLISON Head, Core Department West Chester State Teachers College JOHN W. BAY Biology and Chemistry Director ot Visual Aids Bucknell University EDITH BIGELOW English and Latin University of Pennsylvania MARY ANN BURNS Latin Rosemont College University of Pennsylvania JOSEPH C. CANNON Driver Education Temple University af FAC U LTY BETTIE LOUISE CASKEY Home Economics and General Science Pennsylvania State University WINAFRED B. COOK Junior High English Temple Univ sit ELSIE DENICE Junior High Mathematics Junior High Guidance Barnard College It -ls. Avy! Pj. ,JY MARJORIE M, DOYLE Commercial Subiects New York State Teachers College KATHRYN A. FEUCHT Junior High Mathematics Ursinus -College ELEANORE R. CIVATELLA Junior High Core West Chester State Teachers College ANGELA P. CORBIN Social Studies Temple Univer ' y -gal-AW JANE J. DOWNES Home Economics Ohio State University DAVID K. FAUSER Junior High Mathematics California State Teachers College FRANCIS W. FUGE Junior High Music Bucknell University O. GRANT GOODEN Commercial Subiects Colorado State College of Education MARGARET H. GREEN Guidance Counselor and English Hood College University of Pennsylvania BERJ HAROOTUNIAN Junior High Core University of Pennsylvania GEORGETTE N. HICKMAN Junior High Core West Chester State Teachers College ALBERT M. JONES Head, Social Studies Department American History and P.A.D. Gettysburg College Pennsylvania State University FAC U LTY MARGARET G. GRAHAM Senior High Librarian Bloomsburg State Teachers College Drexel Institute of Technology WALTER J. HALL P.A.D. and American History Bucknell University ESTELLE A. HEISS Art School of Industrial Art EDWARD S. HOTTENSTEIN Chemistry and General Science West Chester State Teachers College BARBRO B. KNUTSON Junior High Mathematics Ursinus College s 'Gig fi n i J fr. .V Z ., 9, I 9 ll T if H. FAC U LTY EVAN G. KOONS Junior High Health and Physical Education University of Illinois MARGARET M. LAMB Junior High Core Dickinson College GLENN O. LONG Junior High Science Bucknell University 3 DR. SHELDON MADEIRA Head, English Department Senior High English Elizabethtown College University of Pennsylvania , MARGARET L. MARKLEY L Junior High Health and Physical Education Ursinus College HELEN KOUTRAS Junior High Core Temple University MARCELLA A. LONERGAN Mathematics Immaculata College Columbia Univers' y MWWJNV WILLIAM MACKRIDES Mathematics and English West Chester State Teachers College HULDA sil K Junior Hi ' athematics West Yr inia University l -:r CHARLES MCCOY, JR. Industrial Arts Millersville State Teachers College dr' MARGARET McMlCHAEL French and English University of Pennsylvania FAC U LTY ELWOOD S. MILLER Director ot Music Instrumental Music Moravian College Cru- K5 211. RUDOLPH P. MILLER, JR BRUCE B. MORGA Industrial Arts Mathematics Millersville State West Chester State Teachers Colle Teachers College X Temple University If ,T . K fl' GRETTA F. MORGAN A. M Commercial Subiects dustrial Arts f' Drexel Institute of Cheyney State Teachers Technology College Q r 5 , . HAZEL B. NEELY RUTH C. O'BRlAN Spanish Otterbein College J. ELYSE PADE Junior High Core Ursinus College Junior High Core University of Pennsylvania Temple University ADA M. PEEL Home Economics Rutgers University Columbia University FAC U LTY ALTA PETERSON Junior High Core Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University r YW R ern Menn ni o lege aisonCl e MARYRAE D. SCHILLER Physical Education and General Science Beaver College WILBUR SCHOPF Physical Education and Health West Chester State Teachers College RICHARD SHOEMAKER Junior High Science West Chester State Teachers College PHYLLIS L. RANDALL English Juniata College University of Pennsylvania ELVIRA H. SANBE Civics University of Pennsylvania CHARLES C. SCHMIDT Commercial Subiects Temple University KATHRYN N. SHRIVER Vocal Music Temple University University of Pennsylvania SA, ,TU . DEAN T. STEPHENS Head, Science Department Physics and Biology Lafayette College Pennsylvania State University GEORGE D. THOMAS Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing University of Pennsylvania JAMES W. WEAVER Head, Mathematics Department Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry Grove City College Pennsylvania State University FACU LTY THEODORE R. WALTER English Temple University ALBERT J. WENTZ Industrial Arts Kutztown State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania THEY G-UARD OUR HEALTH DORIS S. NEWMAN MARGARET C. SHARER VERNE K WITCHEY Director of Cafeterias Methodist Hospital 'Temple University Drexel institute University of Pennsylvania of Technology cs Q.-. ,,,,,-. . .,,,..,,7--, MA SERVING OUR NEEDS Keeping your buildings in condition and your buses on time really keeps this fellow jumping. When buses are late, he gets the blame. How- ever, it has been a lot of fun. Good luck to the Class of l956! O. GRANT GOODEN Adm. Asst. ro the Supr. Rachel Desiderio, Mrs, Schlegel, Margaret Clarke. Elsie Erbeau, Marge Schaub, Dorris Dalton, Helen Walker. ,ef Cafeteria Personnel 'P i 4 it .. Maintenance: Charles Bewley, William Gilday, Ed Standring, Thomas 1 Yarnall. it SCHOOL DAZE lf? Painv' mg Slor 9 wind ows Halfowe . en. vwrh gobfins and Wir N 'n book X vga' Adverxlsmg our ches before an 35 semb . n skudems x H was OU' owlsr choKf 'Obey o m0neY ...Q- ..,,--U fake BU- 1 A . ow Surpnse organs! Parry for ,he M . ,USM a fnuslcax huge svf-cess' a mv ' R. V X XJ. 'Ax M 5 l SCHOOL DAZE 'F Ali-- 'a'?'?? who Guess 4l ,I' 'Y - J' D fq iorget to iook Pfeny 9' on rls! Think hard kids or you'Il flunk your exam! . Now we'Il play it this way. mmwg Ar ' 1' I I 1 SCHQQL DAZE '23 T .QMS , . 'n a Advenmng our Yeamook ' Pai min 9 Halloweesrone WV n, 'rvdo Ws Wim Qobr. fn 5 and Wi, h C e s be for e wa . Our own studerns Rn a rnusKcaXf Show Bkz '10 H359 for chokr robes. H was a huge success. A s urpnse D af, y for the Mo'9a ns! money n BSS embw 'F 2- ml .. X Y' n EU! .4 . ' 'ng bl was inspiri our 1hanksgivir1Q -assemeryy happy. d we Heh feehrwg V an A i ,gif i SCHOOL The Besf Player Award of ihe Thanksgiving game was presented to Bob McElroy. Before vhe Ridl Pe u ey 9 'e we had P V5 Y- 5 Sparkling -1- Our shop go work in . a 10Y with its good equipment was nAZE Er . 1 X 0 The Faculty Show, Minstrel Jubilee, very falented faculty. was really a smashing s - as Program' Our tradiiional Chnstm ,h Senlors The , boys ogre, in th A 6 flew . choir ,obes dsx ca' Chrisvmas uf Yo e com efe uccess. We have a SCHOCL DAZE L Afn' 0 170,2- W? Guess W .ll .vi qook prE1W gms! D9n'1 fOY9e' to Think hard kids or you'H flunk your exam! 1 .., , Wg A Now we'Il play it rl-sis way. Mitt: I-4' QQ tfn -, 0 I lf. A 8 G 'L V Q' 15157 Q H 'i W, . 11 5 ,gf 'i ZX , I mf.. 2, .N J rw ? 43' 4 .5 5' - ' M -my f A f M diy: N2 Q fu - - Az--W1 - 5. , 3,4 ak. .... , -. Nm--ff: Q ,. 1 H ,gf 11 R Ami., J ., 4 4 Q as . 'W W? 1 L ze. wk L rx a 3? E, 5 Q . ,A uf lx .f V .N i i wg, I n + 5 1 : Q. Iw'7 4 W if ' hum' .. Q: . Qfisffi fer? ..- -. ff M - K 'l. I A M 1'im,r1i1f-A - m , lfgiifff' H I ' , , Qrzwafgz .A . Wi 1, ei RM, r A ,ggi 6 vi, f Q I K M gw,, A 7 mevmzzz . j., , -Q., - W, EN ff, M In 4: f . SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS EDITH A. BIGELOW DEAN T. STEPHENS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM SYLVESTER RUSSELL HARRIS vffe NORMA PHILLIPS ROBERT ZAFIS President President Secretary Treasurer ELKE MARIA GERTRUD AALLING EIk Academic Scrivener 4, Spri-Hian 4, Tri4Hi-Y 4, TAB 4, FTA 4, Student Council 3, Rowing Club 2, 3. Oh, I see! New to the U.S .... smile for everyone . . . whiz on the type- writer . . , always willing to ioin in . . . has picked up all our slang . . , dancer in Show Biz. CAROLYN GWENN ALLISON Carolyn ACademiC Tennis 3, 4, Spri-Hian 4, Scrivener 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Vice President, Band 2, 3, 4 Secretary, FTA 4, Senior Play 4, Thespian Society 4, National Honor Society 4. We'll see ya. Friendly to all . . . big help to SCRIVENER . . . loves band ?!?! . . . real clown . . . cowgirl in Show Biz. KIRSTEN RENNER ALBRECHT Kitty Academic Choir 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Bowling 2, 4, Press Club 3. You're not iust a-whistling Dixie Man hater!?!? . . . quite a tango dancer . . . really knows her chemistry . . . oh, that laugh . . . ardent member of the choir. CAROL ViRGiNiA BAUER Tos Academic Dramatic Club 3, 4, Scrivener 4, Spri-Hian 4, Senior Play 4, Thespian Society 4. Sure ya do! Quite an artist . . . good- looking aunt from California . . . waitin' for the Army to return . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . French scholar . . . future Dior. ROBERT WAUGH ALDINGER Dinger Academic Cross Country 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2 Vice President, Spri-Hian 3, 4, Service Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4 President, Student Council 4 Treasurer, Scott's Hi-Q 4, Choir 3, 4. That ain't so. Patrols the waterfront . . . runs the Hi-Y . . . good in math . . . con- trols the purse-strings for the Council. BARBARA JANE BEHRLE Barbs Academic Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Choir 4, Basketball 2, Bowling 4, Scrivener 4, Library Club 4. Oh, darn, he has practice again. Always with Bob . , . future nurse . . . works in the library . . . talks a blue streak . . . worked hard on the SCRIVENER . . . easy to get along with. DOROTHY ANN BRANNAN D0tty Commercial Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Choir 4, Camera Club 3. I thought l'd die. Quite a girl behind the wheel . . . loves to do homework!?!? . . . quiet and reserved . . . lends her voice to the choir . . . wants to make a million in a hurry. ROBERT ALLEN MicHAEL CAMPANARO Camp Industrial Arts Football 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain, Track 2, 4, Service Club 4. Don't get lost in the shuffle. Capable co-captain of our mighty eleven . . . personality plus . . . seen straightening up the lunchroom for the Service Club . . . always good for a laugh . . . swell guy. DONALD BURKE Burki Industrial Arts Automotive Club 3, 4. Le'ts go to the firehouse, Paul! Spends most ' ' tat the firehouse . . . always a d for Class A. . . famous for his blu Ford . T driller of oil wells. S f ROBERT CLAIR ,rsobn Academic Monitor 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Automotive Club 3, 4, Bowling 4. Whata ya say? Guards the halls for Dr. Nunan . . . racks up the scores in bowling . . . member of deacons' row . . . faithful member of the basketball team. JAMES MICHAEL CAMEROTE Gun-Smoke Academic Fvofball 2, 3, 4: Service Club 3, 4, Var- sity Club 3, 4. Goin' my way? Good sport . . . always ioking . . . added pep to the football team . . . never without a friendly smile. WALTER DAVTD CLEGG Cl9QQlE Industrial Arts Football 3 Manager, Military Club 4, Too bad. Plans to ioin the Navy . , . always late for school . . . has an interest on Ballymore Road . . . seen, but rarely heard. 'ms GEORGE N. CORSONES Bean lndustrial Arts Track 2, 3, 4. You're all right, lock me up! Future busi- ness man . . . ardent member of the track team . . . quiet . . . easy to get along with . . . seen often with Craig. SANDRA CAROL DAVIS Sandy Academic Band 2 Treasurer, 3 and 4 Maiorette, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3 and 4 President, Scrivener 4, District Orchestra 3, 4, District Band 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. Oh, my word! Beautiful maiorette . . president of District Tri-Hi-Y . . . Spring- field's Miss March of Dimes . . . a smile for everyone. MARILYN JANE CROWELL Marilyn Academic Scrivener 4 Copy Editor, FTA 3, 4 Presi- dent, Student Council 3, Press Club 3, 4, Spri-Hian 3, 4, Basketball 2, Orchestra 2 and 3 Secretary, 4 Treasurer, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2 Sec- retary, Bowling 2, District Orchestra 4. Oh, really? Keeps the meetings going at' FTA . . . oh, that naturally curly hair . . . lives for the summer . . . guards the orchestra money. THOMAS DELUCA Tom Industrial Arts Print Club 4. Hey Rube! Terrific sense of humor . . . loves PAD . . . plans on ioining the service . . . quite a fellow with the printing press. ti, 5frS?isfg1.ii3g1f:f-.5 Efli, f W? ,, if A 'ff 5 li .l, , R ROBERT D. DAVIES Zinc Industrial Arts Yo, Rief Ed's Sidekick . . . seen either in a Ford convertible or on his scooter . . . his plans include being an electrical engi- neer . . , has a Hi-Fi Business. WALTER DIGGINS Jesse Academic Bowling 2. What'? Always seen with Marty . plans a future in Civil engineering . always has an extra part for his car . . quite an orator in PAD. W a 55 A ff 2 ,. I -W W, 1., K J W JL ,..,e,. ,L M. .1 - fy 'fi 'fs 3- , .AL.laei3ff:2+F' ' ' 1 , . ,: '.1L1m 'fs , 1 L E' ,,.., wg M Q5 mu-V 1, :'34,.,,A-, .f my , ' V ,... ,M .Mm fx: if 135,21 , I. 1, 335. .-, . - lv w w M, ,' T., wx X 3 HIISXQSQ, --M1 M H 1 4 Tv 1 NX 5 W i ll ROBERT W. FERRELL Bob Academic Monitor 3, 4. Cotton pickin' Checks passes . . . brave enough to take solid . . . soda ierk in his spare time . . . seen, but not heard . . . swell guy. HUGH PAUL FITZPATRICK Fitz General Academic Track 2, Service Club 3, 4 President. Don't worry about it. Runs the Service Club . . . nice dresser . . . always seen with Buddy . . . seeks a future in print- ing . . . swell guy. FRANCES MARIE FIGAROLA Fran Academic Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Spri-Hian 3, Scrivener 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, FTA 4, Senior Play 4, Thespian Society 4. Detention again, Mr. Mercedes? Heard before she's seen . . . lots of fun to be with . . . loves to eat . . , future Florence Nightingale . . . pleasing personality CYNTHIA JANE FREDERICK Cindy Commercial Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, Scrivener 4, Bowling 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. What do you say? Plans to be a secre- tary . . . Alice's friend . . . able secretary of the Commercial Club . .n . gym enthusi- ast . . . always talking. Herschel ALAN l:IRLElN Academic Track 3, Glee Club 3, Chess Club 4. Certainly ! Can always be found with Ronny and Joe . . . former Englishman . . . loves PAD . . . seldom heard. STEVEN PALMER FULLERTON Steve Monitor 3, 3, 4, Press Track 2, 3, 3, Indoor 4, Scott's Hi- Let's go to friends . . . . . always of humor . Academic Operators' Club 4, Choir 2, Club 2, 3, 4, Spri-Hian 3, 4, 4, Cross Country 2, Bowling Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, Q 4. Kitty's! One of Dr. Madeira's a Rodknocker . . . talkative with Janet . . . terrific sense . keen director of Show Biz. ig2gif': '-, - '- ' f,fasi+ fiikff' ,ma if 2452- ' 7.522 th? ia, 'Wiki Tr DAvio PAUL GAMBLE Dave Academic Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, lndoor Track 3, Monitor 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Radio Club 4. What do you say? Loves Physics . . . good looking , . . terrific pitcher of the baseball team . . . quiet, 'til you get to know him . . . second home in Wyndmoor Road. Lois ELLEN HARRINGTON LO Academic Choir 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Bowling 4, Scriv- ener 4. Hurry up, Jan! Lends her voice to the choir . . . had a terrific time in New York . . . quite a talker . . . helped in Show Biz. JOAN GENGENBACH Gunny Sack Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball lntra- murals 3. Come on, doll! Let's iitterbug. Likes to iitterbug . . . loves to blow bubbles, especially in chemistry . . . avid dramatist . . . friendly to everyone . . . good sport. WILLIAM RUSSELL HARRIS, III Skip Academic Class Officer, Vice President, 3, 4, Opera- tors' Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer, Choir 3, 4, Service Club 2, 3, 4, Monitor, Captain 3, Track 3, Student Council 4, Spri-Hian, Co- Associate Editor 4, National Honor So- ciety 4. Cheese and crackers. Our class veep . . . worked hard for Spri'Hian . . . never quiet . . . one-eighth of the octet. JOSEPH ANTHONY GIACOPONELLO Jack Academic Track 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, Service Club 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Indoor Track 3, Choir 4. lndubitably. Likes a certain blond in the Junior Class . . . gets along great with Mr. Bay . . . loved solid . . . pleasing personality . . . CAROLYN BEATRICE HARVEY Harv Commercial Bowling 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Girl's Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4, Scrivener 4, Spri- Hian 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. Putooie. Likes her boy friends tall . . seen around town in her convertible . . . future private secretary . . . a smile for all. BARBARA MAITLAND HAUE Bon Academic Scrivener 4 Art Editor, FTA 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball, Manager, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 4, Spri-Hian 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Commercial Club 3, Press Club 3, 4, Senior Play, Scenery 4, National Honor Society 4. I don't understand. Likes 'em all . . quite a girl with the paint brush . giggles . . . terrific personality. I Kim NYM' f I ,ipfllf 51' Lil' 'X lp t ,R K W X ll size ,fl 9 JANE HOFFMAN Poopsie Commercial l wish it were Friday. Jane and Ginny . . . goes for Texaco . . . lives for the week-end . . . thinks lunch period should last all day. :SIRI iii if gfgigsiiittfi . . ,agar JOHN HEAP Budge Academic Tennis 3, 4, Automotive Club 4, Stamp Club 1 about it.' The quiet man . . . . - brother . . . loves to do 4, Radio Club 4. . . . aspires to be an engineer. , L.-, i t. af' Ani, , . si: . -2i,Z'f'W,f 4 wt I,sgi mff.,A. . . :Tf'11ia.5- ':'zL.-G'Q':USii rice :IQ we aw, ,sz 4 7-is-A513 ri IS25?fifP5m5 ,It Tgftiiifi .flilmfr 1 U QQ I . R, A ' sfwwgv L will ff R, ,, f ' VIRGINIA HOFFMAN Lou Commercial What time is this period over? Ginny and Jane . . . likes long hair . . . drives to school in a Ford . . . loves shorthand???!l . . . clock watcher. MARIANNE HENRY Marianne Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Thespian Society 3, 4, Bowling 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Choir 4, Scrivener 4, Spri-Hian 4, Senior Play 4. Wonder if I got a letter today? A ter- rific Henriette . . . watches for the mail- man . . . quite a iitterbug . . . future girl in white . . . cute blond. ROBERT E. HOLLEY Bob Academic Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Captain, Indoor Track 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain, Track 2, 3, 4, Opera- tors' Club 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, Choir 3, 4. Is this an open book test? Champ of the track . . . likes blonds . . . fond of solid???? . . . big time operator-in more ways than one. RICHARD WILLIAM HOUSEHOLDER Dick Academic Student Council 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Mon- itor 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, Tennis 2, Bowling 4, District Orchestra 4, Senior Play 4, Thespian Society 4. What do you say, Dad? Thinks chemistry is the most . . . what a fiddler . . . quite a Ham . . . flirts with them all . . played in District Orchestra. CAROLE LYNN HUMPHREYS Hum Business Commercial Club 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Bowl- ing 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Spri-Hian 4. Ya know? Can be seen at the bowling alleys . . . future office worker . . . energetic member of the Commercial Club . . . types for Spri-Hian. KAREN ELIZABETH HovEN Karen Academic Spri-Hian 2, 3, 4 Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 2, 3 Secretary, 4 Vice President, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Tri-HiAY 3 Chaplain, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4 Vice President, Senior Play 4, Thespian Society 4. Hi, Cherubs! Worked hard to get the Spri-Hians out on time . . . always on the go . . . spends her summers at Ocean City . . . oh, so much fun. PEARL JAMGOCHIAN Pearl Academic Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Tennis, Manager 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, SpriAHian 4, Scrivener 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Commercial Club 3. So what else's new? Always talking . . . loves to eat . . . remember those parties? . . . never on time . . . next stop, West Chester. WILLIAM T. HUGHES Hwllln Academic Offhesifa 21 3, 4: FTA 3, 4, District Or- chestra 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Spri-Hian 4. lzzatso-Well! Plays a hot violin . . . always snapping pictures . . . plans to teach . . . quite a driver. SARA ANN JESTER Sally Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, SprivHian 3, 4, Scrivener 4, Dramatic Club 4, Library As- sistant 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, FTA 3. Penn State, anyone? Did a terrific iob on Christmas cards . . . adores band re- hearsals?l?!? . . . lends a hand in the library . . . hot rod driver. ALICE ELIZABETH JOHNSON Albert Commercial Girls' Chorus 3, Scrivener 4 Typing Editor, Commercial Club 4 President. Have you ever?! keeps the typing going for the SCRIVENER . . . presides at Com' mercial Club meetings . . . can be seen with Cynthia . . . plans to be a secretary. ROBERT MARION KARGER Bob General Academic Choir 3, 4, Basketball 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 25 Service Club 2, 3, 4. You all. Has an interest in the band . . . lots of fun , . . neat dresser . . . pushes tables for Dr. Nunan . . . terrific sense of humor. DOROTHY ANN JOHNSTON Dottie Business TAB Club 3, 4 Secretary, Girls' Chorus 2, 31 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. Gads Keeps the books for TAB . . . one of the silent ones . . . loves gym classes . . . will make some lucky businessman a terrific secretary. MICHAEL SHELDON KAZIO Flaps Industrial Arts Baseball 2, 3, 4, Automotive Club 4, Print Club 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. l don't know, could be. One of Mr. Bell's nine . . . can't see a movie without refreshments . . . girls are second fiddle to his car . . . swell guy. NATHANIEL STEVEN KANE Steve Academic Student Council 2, Military Club 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. Ah, yo! Keeps the discussions going in PAD . . . will make a great lawyer . . . Mrs, Neely's friend . . . oh, what a vo- cabulary . . . quite a build. THEODORE KEMP Ted Industrial Arts Automotive Club 4, Military Club 4. Let's go see A. J. Can be found in the shop . . . seeks a future in the service . . . quiet and friendly. si i PHILIP PENDLETON KENNEDY, JR. Phil Academic Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, Service Club 3,4Secre- tary, Monitor 3, Military Club 4, National Honor Society 4. Hey, what's the rush, cat? Springfield's future admiral . . . drives a nice converti- ble . . . hard working member of the basketball team , . . keeps the girls guess- Ing. JANET R. KoHuT Janet Academic Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Scrivener 4, Spri-Hian 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, Bowl- ing 4. Beast!!! Not as quiet as you would imagine . . . thinks Dr. Madeira is cute . . . has an interest on the track team . . . can be found at the bowling alleys on Mondays. WILLIAM P. KERR, JR. BiIl Industrial Arts Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Choir 3, Stage Crew 2, 4, Cross Country 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 4, Senior Play 4. Wait 'til l get my car! One of the tall men . . . quite a man on the track squad . . . seeks a future in building houses . . . quiet, 'til you get to know him. CAROLYN DEE LANE Carolyn Academic Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 Co- Captain, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3 Chaplain, 4 Vice President, Spri-Hian 3, 4, Scrivener 4, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Volleyball 3. Oh, for Pete sake! Terrific athlete . . . never a hair out of place . . . dignified . . has an interest at Delaware. SUZANNE KIERSTEAD HSUZYH Academic Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Chaplain, FTA 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4, Bowling 2, 4, Press Club 3, Library Assistant 3, 4, Scrivener 4, Senior Play 4. 'Deaf GUSSYI td, ta, germ. Can't stand still . , . had the femme lead in Show Biz . . . popular class clown . . . natural blond hair. GARY EDWARD LAWTON Gar Academic Student Council 3, 4 President, Choir 3, 4, Service Club 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Spri- Hian 4, Baseball 2, Tennis 3, 4, Indoor Track 4, Senior Play 4, Thespian' Society 4. Let's go stag! Keeps the Student Council running . . . lends his voice to the choir . . . seen with Bill . . . friend to all. iz- 6 if MARY ANN LIGHT Mary Ann Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Spri-Hian 3, 4 Exchange Manager, Scrivener 4, Dramatic Club 3. Oh, heavens! Keeps Spri-Hian in touch with other schools . . . sweet and petite . . . headed for Penn State . . . smile for everyone. MICHAEL LoAN Loco Industrial Arts Track 2 Manager, Operators' Club 2, 3, 4. See you at the firehouse. One of Mr. Bay's helpers . . . is planning how to make his first million . . . spends his time at the firehouse . . . one of the boys. IRVING WILLIAM LILLEY Reds Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. That's interesting. Faithful member of the orchestra . . . pleasing personality . . . can be found working in the Acme . . aspires to be a minister. PAUL E. Lutz Lutzey Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4 President, Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Bas- ketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 3, 4, District Chorus 4, District Band 3, 4. Would you like to step outside? Singer in District Chorus . . . always found with Janie . . . big time operator . . . friendly to all. , JOANNE ELIZABETH LLOYD JO Academic Orchestra 3, 4, District Orchestra 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 2. Heavenly days. Short and sweet . . . future in medical surgery . . . played violin in District Orchestra . . . enioys dramatics. PATRICIA DOROTHY LYNAHAN Pat Academic Choir 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2 President, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 3. Did you hear? Beautiful hair . . . likes dancing in the chorus line . . . terrific personality . . . seen before she's heard . . . future nurse. 7 J .- if f EDWARD R. MADDOX, JR. Ed Academic Football 45 Spanish Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Volleyball 4. Rodger Dodger! Terrific personality . . . seeks a future in engineering . . . straight from Alaska . . . after graduation he plans to attend Clemson A8-M. HELEN MALLOY Redhead Commercial Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain5 Varsity Club 3, 45 Spri-Hian 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 4. Did you see him yet? Peppy little red- head . . . enioys cheerleading , . . terrific school spirit . . . whiz on the basketball court. FREDRIC JOSEPH MAINWARING, JR. Rick Academic Student Council 2, 45 Operators' Club 3, 45 Service Club 45 Hi4Y 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Spri-Hian 45 Class Officer, Treasurer 25 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. Oh, yea? A whiz on the tennis court . . . quiet and sincere . . . member of the octet . . . future in engineering. BARRY MANSELL Moose Academic Rifle Club 45 Monitor 4. Grrrr! Quiet . . . enioys boating . . spends his summers on the Chesapeake . . . plans to be a chemical engineer . . . an all around guy . . . one of the most congenial. DEANNA FILOMENA MAIORANO DEG Commercial Dance Club 35 Athletic Secretary 45 Scriv- ener 45 Commercial Club 45 Dramatic Club 4. Gee, that's terrific. Mr. Morgan's girl Friday . . . iitterbug enthusiast . . . ter- rific dresser . . . oh, that hairl . . . loves gym- RONALD JENSEN MARK Ron Academic Track 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Operators' Club 3, 45 Camera Club 3 President, 4 Treasurer. Win without boasting5 lose without curs- ing. Plans to loin the Navy . . . spends a lot of time on Forrest Road . . . oh, so quiet . . . can be seen on the track after school hours. EMILY ELIZABETH MARSH Em Academic Color Guard 2, 3, 4 Sergeant, FTA 3, 4, Var- sity Club 3, 4 Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4 Captain, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Dramatic Club 4, Student Council 3, Spri-Hian 3, A, Scriv- ener 4, Press Club 4, National Honor So- ciety A, I don't know. Led the Color Guard . . . good at athletics . . , can always be seen with Bill , . . future girl in white. JANE KATHERINE MAscHER Janie Academic Choir 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Dramatic Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Scrivener A. Was that necessary? Her one ambi- tion-Lutz's marry Paul . , . can be seen in the library , . . pals around with Sally . . . quiet. sig? fd ROBERT MARTIN VINCENT MARTINO Tramp Industrial Arts Vince Industrial Arts BOWliI'tg, Captain 3, 4- Always grinning . , . one ofthe boys . . . Who me? One of the shop boys . . love that curly hair . , . gets along fine pride of the bowlers . , . loves school . . . with Mr, Maqkride5'??? futurehmember of the Air Force . . . swell QUY- MICHAEL. H, MCBRIDE Harp Industrial Arts Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Scriv- ener A, Spri-Hian A, Auto Club 3, 4, Track 4. When the tough are down the tough get tougher. Heard before he's seen . . . friend of Mr. Mackrides . . . likes them all . , . always in the Mummers' Strut. WILLIAM H. MCBRIDE Bill Academic Hi-Y 3, 4 Vice President, Track 3. What time is hockey over? Answers to the name of Herman . . . spends all his time on Orchard Road . . . what a sense of humor . . . helps keep Hi-Y going. FRED RussELL MCCARTNEY, JR. Fred Business What do you say? Really sold Christmas Cards . . , likes a certain iunior . . , typ- ing enthusiast . . . terrific friend to all . . . sneczcs that scare you . . . tall, dark, and handsome. JOYCE KAY MEDBERY Joyce Academic Animal Club 25 Photography Club 25 Jun' ior Senior Science Club 3g Library Club 3 Vice Presiclentg Bible Club 35 Volleyball 37 Scrivencr Ag Library Assistant 3, Ag Tri- Hi-Y Ag National Honor Society 4. Well, now. Can be found in the library . . , quiet and reserved , , . likes Chem- istry so much she plans to major in it . . . pals around with Gerry . . . neat kid. GEORGE ROBERT MCELROY, Ill Bob Academic Football 2, 3, Ag Baseball 2, 3, Ag Basketball 3: Choir 213: Vlrsify Club 3, 45 Operators' Club 2, 3. That's neat! Chicagok loss, Springfield! gain . . . seen with Phil and George. . . . addition to the football team . . . always good for a laugh V. . . seen hot-rodding around town in the Buick or Studebaker. JOAN MEGILL Gil Commercial School Store 45 Library Secretary A. Oh sure. Does the Secretarial work for the library . . . fun in gym class . . . seen with Deanna . . . Eddystone's loss, Springfield's gain . . . friendly. EDWARD JOSEPH MCKEE Eddie industrial Arts What do ya say? Works hard in the shop . . . one of the boys . . . never has much to say . . . always lending his homework . . . pleasing personality. JOHN D. MICKEY Mickey Industrial Arts Automotive Club 4. Interested in girls out-of-town . . . big flirt . . . grease monkey at the Atlantic after hours.,.crazy about shop and boats. RICHARD PAUL MILLER Fleecy Academic Football 2, 3, A, Manager, Basketball 2, 3, A Manager, Track 2, 3, 4 Manager, Operators' Club 2, 3 Treasurer 4. Definitely, Terrific manager of athletics . . . has an interest in the sophomore Class . . . always has a ioke . . . will always ioin in and help . . . fun to know. fi DONALD BRUCE NOBLE DOn Industrial Arts Automotive Club Ag Monitor 3, 4. Goes for a certain blond Sophomore . . . can be seen driving around in his FOrdC?j . . . broke the rules of the Bachelors' Club . . pleasing personality . . . swell guy. RICHARD S. MILLER Dick Academic Band 2, 3 Librarian, 4 Student Director, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, District Band 2, 3, 45 Cross1Cpuntry 2, 3,- Brass Choir 2, 3, 4, Spri-Hiarf -3, Student Council 4, Scrivener 4, Bowling 2, 3, State Band 4, District Ofchestra 4. Forget it. Harry James' competitor . . never has enough gas for his car . . . always talking . . . loves to eat . . . always a -lat of fun. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL NOLAN Chris Academic Choir 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Camera Club 35 Stage Club 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling 2, 3. One of these days! Aspires to be a doc- tor . . . pals around with Dick and Dave . . . lends his voice to the choir . . . always in a state of confusion. KATHERINE H. MULHEIM Kaye Business Dramatic Club 2, 4, Commercial Club 3, Tri-HIAY 3. What do you say, sport? Ardent mem- ber of the Dramatic Club . . . tall, blond, and talkative . . . loves to do homework . . . her interest in boys seems to lie out- side of Springfield . . . bubbles over with pep. ANDREA NORMAN Andrea Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Quiet and reserved . . . interested in dra- matics . . . what a whiz in Spanish class . . . never on time . . . oh that red hair. RICHARD P. Noves, JR. Dirk Academic Operators' Club 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 2. Ye gad, somebody goofedf' Runs the operators' equipment for Mr. Bay . . . seen with Chris . . . quiet . . . plans a future in electrical engineering. SHlRLEY EVELYN PALMER 5hiyl Academic Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Student Council 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Treasurerg Scrivener 4, National Honor So' ciety 4. Very good. Often found in the library . . . songbird of the choir , . . danced as a cowgirl in Show Biz . . . interested in college boys. Agw .. . . er. 2 - C JOSEPH ORTIZ Spanish Joe Academic Football 4, Track 3, 4. Yo Zaf! Hardworking member of the football squad . . . always with the boys . . . is sierlldriving 'round town in his Lincoln . . . somdilmtos leaves class to move his car . . , good-looking South American. Q r v RUTH JANET PARK Ruthie Academic Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Spri-Hian 45 Student Council 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Nursing Club 4 Presie dent: Commercial Club 4. You'll get yours. Keeps everyone awake at paiama parties . . , natural blond hair . . . quiet 'til you get to know her . . . friendly to everyone. r sl fi 7 i JERRI ORTUP Beer Business Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 45 Spri- Hian 4, Scrivener 45 Bowling 4g Dramatic Club 3, 45 Commercial Club 3. Isn't that a pity? Beautiful clothes . . . always with Pete . . . racks upfscores at the bowling alleys . . . energetic member of the cheerleaders. L LARRY Rov PARRIS Lar Industrial Arts Basketball lntramurals 2, 3, 45 Automotive Club 3, Bowling 4, Military Club 4. Another day. shot. Plans a career with Uncle Sam . . . spends Monday after- noons at the bowling alley . . . one of the boys . . . quiet, but friendly. ELLwooD PETERS Pete Industrial Arts Basketball 25 Operators' Club 25 Library Assistant 2, 35 Print Club 4. Nize. Can dance to anything . . . always with Jerri . . . never without his home- work . . . busy man in the print shop. Lois JANE PIERCY I Lulu Academic Scrivener 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Twirler 2, 3 and 4 Captain5 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Spri-Hian 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 District Band 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 District Orchestra 4. Have you seen, a pigeon flying around? Always in a hurry . . . chief poster maker around school . . . cute sergeant of the twirlers. NORMA ANN PHILLIPS Norm Academic Scrivener 4 Editor-in-Chief: Class Officer, Secretary 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain5 VarsityMCIub 3, 4 Treasurer5 Band 2, 3, 45 Orcheslifl 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. ! Guessihow many days 'til graduation? ' First to get married . . . always knows hovv many days until graduation . . . loves buttercreams . . . slave driver of the SCRIVENER. w V I SARAIHLANN POINDEXTER Sally , Academic Band 2 Secretary, 3 Librarian, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Scrivener 45 Spri- Hian 2, 3, 4 Co-Associate Editor5 Student Council 4 Secretary5 FTA 3, 45 Bowling 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Secretary, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Tennis 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Thespian Society 4. Oh, honestly. Made a good Goody . . . neat sense of humor . . . nice dresser . . . keeps the minutes for Student Council. GERALDINE MARIE PHIPPS HGQVVYH Academic Band 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2, 3 Secretary, 4 President5 FTA 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer5 National Honor Society 3, 45 SC0lT'5 Hi-Q 45 Scrivener 4 Photography Editor5 Spri-Hian 45 Camera Club 3 President, 4 Vice President5 Ten' nis 3. Let's face it. Seen snapping pictures around the campus . . . lends her knowl. edge to Scott's Hi-Q . . . frames those report cards. VIRGINIA RUTH RAKER Ginny Academic Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 3, 45 Library As- sistant 3, 4. You can't win-for losingl Quiet . . . plans to enter Philadelphia General Hos- pital as a student nurse . . . song bird in the choir . . . friendly. .m H' ' 'Wx A R sliglw ' ' Pr N11 ' W Q, r Juom-i LEE ROSSITER Judy Commercial Scrivener 4, Spri-Hian 4, Hockey Manager 4, Bowling 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Com- mercial Club 3. O Laudy! R-R-R-R-Rossiter . . . oh, so much fun . . . managed the hockey team to a great season . . . friendly to all. PHYLus KAY SCHAFFER Phil Academic Orchestra 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Choir 3, A Secretary, Hockey 2, 3, Spri-Hian 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Scrivener 4 Assistant Business Manager, FTA 4, Bowling 4, Commercial Club 4, District Chorus 4, Senior Play 4, Dramatic Club 4, National Honor Society 4. Guess what? I got a letter today! Always in a dither , . . has an interest at Delaware . . . one-fourth of the quartet . . . en- ioys public speaking . loves to do homework. GEORGE RosTRoN George Academic Football 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain, Basketball 2, 3, Service Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Military Club 4. What's the sitcheation? Loved solid and trig class , . . touchdown bound . . . keeps the girls guessing . . . seen with Mac and Phil. PAUL SCHAUM DANIEL RusouN Rube Industrial Arts Who me, Dr. Madeira? Drives quite a car . . . one of the boys . . . gets along with Dr. Madeira . . . typing enthusiast . . . appears to be quiet, but wait 'til you get to know him! RICHARD IvEs SCHREIBER Paul Industrial Arts Legs Industrial Arts Automotive Club A. Military Club 4. All right, kiddies. Can be seen at the Easy breezy, there's a fungus among tirehouse . . . pals around with Burkie us. Can .be seen working around Mar- . . , worships his green Ford . . . inter- tel's . . . one of the tall men . . . never ested in Wyndmoor Road. has much to say . . . sometimes seen with George. JOHN WiLuAM SCHRODER Jack Academic Band 2, 3, A, Orchestra 2, 3, A President, District Band 3. I don't know. Terrific saxophonist and clarinetist . . . love that blue Mercury . , . sharp dresser . . . good-looking member of the band and orchestra. BARBARA SMITH Barb Commercial Band 2, 3, A, Bowling 2, Captain 4, Spri- Hian 2, 3, 4 Business Manager, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, FTA 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Scrivener 4, National Honor Society 4. Whoops! Terrific business manager of SpriEHian . . . has a romantic interest in last year's graduating class . . . dependable . , . scholastically high. JOHAN Roir SINGSAAS Johnny Academic Cross Country 4, Track 4, Student Council 4, Chess Club 4. What's this? Aspires to be a doctor . . . a terrific exchange student who will certainly be missed come June . . . good- looking blond . . . was really surprised on his birthday . . . fun to know. J. GEORGE SOTTER KnuckIes Academic Orchestra 3, 4, Band 2, 4, District Band 2, All-State Band 2, Brass Choir 2, 3, 4. Plays a hot trumpet . . . what a vocabu- lary . . . always with Randy . . . practices in the phone booth . . . plans to be a lawyer. ROBERT HowARo SMALL Bob Industrial Arts Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3. 4. Anybody got an extra pencil? One of Mr. BeIl's nine . . . hasn't given the girls a break yet . . . popular with everyone . . . a practical ioker . . . a football hero. CRAIG STACKHOUSE Thorpy Industrial Arts Rifle Club 3, 4, Cross Country A. l like that. Plans to ioin the Navy . . . never without either Carolyn or John . . . seen before he's heard . . . liked by all . . . member of the NRA. E E-Sq, A 'ggm L.. JoI-IN RICHARD STENKO SChlep Academic Scrivener 4, Bowling 3, 4, Intramural 3, Spri-Hian 4, Choir 2, 3, 4 Vice President, Art Club 2, Chorus 3, Student Council 2, Hi-Y 4, Senior Play 4, Thespian Society 4. Can be seen on television . . . made a ter- rific Filmer . . . Eddie Fisher's rival . . . producer of Show Biz. SARA LYNETTE SWING SaIly Academic Bowling 2 Captain, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4 Vice President, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Scrivener 4 Layout Editor, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 3, 4, Senior Play 4. Just wait, you'll get yours. Worked hard on the SCRIVENER . . . made a cute Antoinette . . . plans to be a French maior in college . . . member of the dance line. VVILLIAM DONALD SULLIVAN Tex Academic Scrivener 4, Bowling 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Automotive Club 3. breaking my heart. Goes for un- derclasiithen . . . good sense of humor Lfiiifii.-sports quite a hair-do . . . helped with the SCRIVENER . . . everyone's friend. 3 Yi WILLIAM R. SYLVESTER Bill Academic Class Officer 3 and 4 President, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain, Service Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Dramatic Club 4, Varsity, Club 4, Monitor 3, Cross Country 3, National Honor Society 4. Where's Gail? Two'term President . . . always with Gail . . . tall, blond, and terrific . . . sharp dresser . . . dead eye on the basketball court. ROBERT SWEIENEY Sweens Industrial Arts Automotive Club 3, Print Club 4. Ain't that a shame? Can be found work- ing in the shop . . . quiet during all his classes . . . nice personality . . . one of the boys. NORMA Doms THESEN N0I'm Commercial Rifle Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Scrivener 4, National Honor Society 4. Guess what? I got another Ietter. Will make someone a wonderful secretary . . . can be seen driving to school every day . . . frames her report cards . . . per- sonality plus. TERRY THESIERES Ti5h Academic Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Choir 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Moni- tor 3, Senior Play 4, Thespian Society 4. Well tl'tat's the way the ball bounces. Did a great iob as business manager for the Don Cossacks . . . likes 'em all-loves none . . . Student Council's Sergeant-an Arms. JUDITH ANNE URIAN Judy Academic Band 2, 3, and 4 Secretary, Orchestra 2 Librarian, 3 Treasurer, 4, Scott's Hi-Q 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3 Treasurer, 4 Secretary, Scrivener 4 Busi- ness Manager, Spri-Hian 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2. lsn't that a panic? Valedictorian . . . natural C?J blond hair , . . five foot two, eyes of blue . . . dependable. KAY THOMAS Katy General Chorus 2, Music Appreciation 3, Library Club 2, TAB 4, Creative Writing 3. You willwget out of something only what into lt. One of the new' est members of ihiifiortior class . . . as- pires to write travelwbooks . . . has trouble withmath . . . quiet, but friendly. .. :Y .N 52. if li ig '- tixgiiei -i-.sepsis--1, -'S ffl it ai., .mr 4 R A i W 5- tri 4 . in PAULINE VENTUKELLA Pauline Business School Store 4, Commercial Club 4, Dra- matic Club 4. How long has he been gone? Can be seen behind the counter in the school store . . . short, dark, and cute . . . energetic typist . . . looks forward to being a secretary. ,gt . BEVERLY ANN Tucxwooo TUCl4Y Commercial Spri-Hian 2, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, Student Council 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3 Secretary, Dramatic Club 4. Oh, tear!!! Cheers our team: on to vic- tory . , . watches for the mailman . . . helped liven up the hockey ham . . cute member of the Dramatic Club. BERNARD VISHNESKY Polock Industrial Arts Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Service Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Operators' Club 3, 4, Print Club 4. Yea. Hard-hitting member of the foot- ball team . . . kept the party going New Year's' Eve . . . lives up to his title of ,class clown . . . interested in the Freshman class . . . oh, that mummers' strut! EARL G. WALCH, JR. Phantom Industrial Arts That's about the size of it. Always a good sport . . . quiet, but nice . . . one of the boys . . . easy going . . . another bachelor . . . hopes to get a iob where he can travel. GAIL WARNER Gail Business Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Spri- Hian 4, Varsity Club 4, Scrivener 4. Hi, Babe! Added pep to the hockey and basketball teams . . . oh, so cute . . . the first lady . . . keen dancer . . . neat and well-dressed. MYRA GRAYCE WARDELL Myra Business Dramatic Club 3, 4, Spri-Hian 4. l saw 'My Joe' last night. Loves school!!? . . . lives for the week-ends . . . seen with Cardilg . . always good for an argument . A: . natural blond hair. Louis WARNOCK Buddy Industrial Arts Auto Club 4. Get a load of that! One of the best dancers seen at Canteen . . . fun to know . . . one of the shop boys . . . likes the younger set. A'Jll?35Svait9?3 J, EDITH MAY WARNER Edie Commercial Bowling 4, Commerical Club 3, 4. Guess What? Seen before she's heard . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . a good sport . . . will make a capable secretary. STEPHEN WASEK Chimney Sweep Commercial Always at the firehouse . . . never makes it to school on time . . . can take a ioke , . . likes to play the accordion. ,,,gl 3 if ALLAN WELLS Alba Academic lntramural Basketball, Automotive Club 3, Military Club 4, How are you?!! Keeps the girls guess- ing . . . neat guy . . . good-looking blond . . interested in cars . . . nice dresser . . . loves to sleep. NANCY E. WILLIAMS Nan Academic Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Choir 4, Rifle Club 2 Secretary, 3 Treas- urer, A Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Scrivener 4, Camera Club 3. But that's beside the point, Always giv- ing Mr, Jones an argument in PAD . . . seen with Len . . . heard before she's seen , . . good shot of the Rifle Club. . -,I , A I. ., -1 l V A , .II ' h I ' ' ' 444 ,..LL, - -.. Qamllli-su' JOAN TREvoR WHITE DoIly General Business Basketball 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain, Commer- cial Club 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3 President, Camera Club 3 Vice President, 4, Scriv- ener Ap Varsity Club 2, 3, Chaplain 4, Bowling 4. Oh, for crying out loud. Really guards her girl in basketball . . . always with Judy . , . drives a neat Buick . . . smile for everyone. DAVID RANDALL WILSON Randy Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, District Orchestra 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Spri- Hian 4. Haven't had so much fun since the hen- house burned down. Keeps PAD class rolling . . . can really play those drums . . . George's best pal . . . some driver . . . pepped up the play practices. E Wt . . We PAUL ADDlSON WILDING Paul Academic Track 3, 4, Operators' Club 3, A, National Honor Society 4. Down boy! Rarely ever heard . . . seen showing movies and pushing proiectors for Mr. Bay . . . likes leopard skin shirts . . . personality plus . . . always willing to ioin in. EDGAR J. WooDwARD, III Woody Industrial Arts Bowling 2, Monitor 3. Grr! Snap! Growl! Tall, blond and good- looking . . . easy to get along with . . . always with Sally or Walt . , . willing to help . . . seeks a future in mechanical engineering. DAVID W. Yonex ROBERT ZAFIS Dave Academic Zaf lndustrial Arts Tennis 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Class Officer Aw phoo. Can be seen on the tennis 3, 4 Treasurer, Student Council 4, Varsity courts . . . plans a liberal arts course in f, ,' 55 4: 5PYl'l'llan 4- college , . . always with Chris and Dick Z' 1' 'Z 5!-v 2 zz. J. Holder ofthe Seniors money . . . good sense of humor. 12i'i . :' ' ersonality plus . . . second if 'fntion Morton Road . . . life of the N fi? 1 rl l M QCZITZTTQ. ' ,il ' E1.. I ':.- 2 Li iagf.,5j:s' MATER ,-' , -- , ,F y , at-:a i V00 ' a .. by sYLviA MBCDONALD iw-0' Our Springfield High School, Thou noble one and true, To Thee we sing again of our gold and blue, Hearts proudly loyal in song, here unite, To spread abroad the fame of thy great power and might May thy sons be faithful to thy dear memory, Hail our Alma Mater,we e'er will sing of thee, Time ever flowing, now bids us all to go, High lot or lowly, weal or woe, Life's duties call us what e'er befall, Love, honor, praise and glory thou wilt hear from all and Ever sweetly ringing the name we hold so dear, Voices shoot in mem'ry and echo far and near. When we depart from thy protection here, We'Il oft look behind us with all affection dear, Boldly we launch out upon life's stormy main, and Live our bright high school days all over again, how Often we will ponder on scenes of our student life Ancl we'll smile and murmur the name of Springfield High FLGHUNG PM f 56 class 0 The March 'l fllday hoox h 55 Springfield Wg mi V Nl R T 5 fs. Q fy . iiiigfg E -J .',A . X TH ,mea bit H . l- l ' 'ISC Johnny Sfenko, Gary Lawton, Sally Poin- dexter. Sally Poindexter, Richard Householder. First row: Richard House- holder, Ham Ellers, Randy Wilson, Dickey Harpeddleg Sally S w i n g, Antoinette, Johnny Stenko, Filmer Lit- tle, Carol Bauer, Mrs. Har- peddle. Second row: Car- olyn Allison, Cuckoo, Sandy Fell, Screwball, Gary Lawton, Norman Peel. 1 f ,X l x X , A . , . , Q K wx M,ke.up Commmee and prompgem Kifly Albrechf, Jane Carolyn Allison, Sue Kierstead, Sandy Fell, Karen Hoven, Mari- Mascher, Lois Piercy, Joanne Lloyd, Shirley Palmer. anne HGNVY- .AY Sall Y Swing, Joi, First row: Sally Poindexter, Goody Lihleg Nancy Rhoades, Mrs. Little, Terry Thesieres, Mr. Littlep Karen Hoven, Cou- sin Olita, Marianne Henry, Henriette Peller. Second row: Fran Figarola, Almaiinag Sue Kiersfead, Miss Paloga. nny Srenko F ,F fja eo . N E A' law ' WH ll ' ,, if 'lr Terry Thesieres, Carol Bauer, Randy Wilson R Pat Lynahan Janet Kohut, Barbara Behrle, Lois Har- Property and Scenery Committee: Diane amsey, , rington, Schaffer Karen Hoven, Fran Figarola, Nancy Rhoades, Johnny Sfen Miss Bigelow, director, Marianne Henry, Randy Wilson, Carol Richard Householder, Terry Theiseres. Bauer. ,1Jf1 L5 3 N. ko I, ELKE AALING, will my ability to learn as many slang words as possible while at Springfield High School. , KITTY ALBRECHT, will my seat in front of the teacher to anyone with a name higher in the alphabet. I, BOB ALDINGER, will my so called lack of a sense of humor I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, l, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, l, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, 1 r to any silly iunior. CAROLYN ALLISON, will my third chair in band to some other very talented trumpet player. CAROL BAUER, will my good C?j marks in algebra to my brother, Chuck. BARBARA BEHRLE, will to Chottie Schaum my ability to be absent-minded and forgetful, which won't be hard for her to acquire. DOTTY BRANNON, will to Mary Kemp my expert driving ability, she will probably need it. DON BURKE, will to Barbara Fanelli the ability to get through school with doing the least amount of work. BOB CLAIR, will my ability not to get along with girls to Roland Woodruff. WALTER CLEGG, will my seat in P.A.D. to Don DePalma. GEORGE CORSONES, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Alice Johnson. MARILYN CROWELL, will my curly locks to Mr. Miller and my ability to get to New York three years in a row to Bob Murray. SANDY DAVIS, will my bent baton and my ability to blow my whistle until I am blue in the face to Kay Matter. TOM DELUCA will leavel BUDDY DIGGINS, will my seat in English class to whoever wants it. LOUISE DREW, will to my sisters following behind me in school the right to sit in class without their shoes. JOEL EAVES, will my English notes to Dr. Madeira for further reference. BETTY EVANGELISTA, will my ability to turn black hair to blonde to anyone foolish enough to try it. WALTER FATZ, will all my old mufflers and shock absorbers to the Rod Knockers. BILL FAULKNER, will my number 3 basketball shirt to Jasper. SANDY FELL, will to any future Senior my front seat in room 208, provided they won't mind going bouncing down the hall on their headl BOB FERRELL, will my ambition to have the correct answer in English to anybody fortunate to have Dr. Madeira. FRAN FIGAROLA, will to my brother, Bob, my ability to be Dr. Madeira's laughing friend. ALAN FIRLEIN, will my parking space Ccomplete with oil drippingsj to any iunior who wants it. PAUL FITZPATRICK, will all my unfinished printing iobs to Ken Lownes. CYNTHIA FREDERICK, will my bowling ball, number l65, to any amateur who is willing to chance it. STEVE FULLERTON, will my politeness on the track to Elliot Baker. DAVE GAMBLE, will my arm sling to anyone on the football team fortunate enough to separate his shoulder next year. JOAN GENGENBACH, will to Mr. Campbell my sister, Linda, to be in his ninth grade Science class. JOE GIACOPONELLO, will my claim to the longest name in the school to Anita DelColIiano. LOIS HARRINGTON, will my ability to lose my pocketbook three times in one day to another dumb senior. SKIP HARRIS, will my vice presidency to anyone who needs a free tuxedo. CAROLYN HARVEY, will to Jon Apple my high bowling scores. BONNIE HAUF, will my ability not to get excited, play cupid, and forget important things to any poor soul. JOHN HEAP, will my ability to speak before a class. MARIANNE HENRY, will my ability to burn my fingers in chemistry to anyone who wants it. JANE HOFFMAN, will my ability to make the stairs in 30 sec- onds to anyone who goes out for track. VIRGINIA HOFFMAN, will my ability to take shorthand to the future secretaries of America. BOB HOLLEY, will to Elliot Baker my worn and torn track shoes. DICK HOUSEHOLDER, will my old mufflers and bald tires to Paul Capus. KAREN HOVEN, will my ability to be at five meetings at once to Ann Karpinski, and a pogo stick to help her get there on time! BILL HUGHES, will my violin to the Music Department. CAROLE HUMPHREYS, will to my brother, Joe, my seat in Dr. Madeira's class. PEARL JAMGOCHIAN, will my ability to live mentally in Haverford and physically in Springfield to any Junior stupid enough to want it. SALLY JESTER, will to next year's Christmas Card Chairman the headaches of ordering cards from a water-logged factory. ALICE JOHNSON, will my driving reaction time to Bernie's sister, she might need it. DOTTIE JOHNSTON, will my lunch to the unknown person who has been taking it. STEVE KANE, will a new life preserver to Gov Schopf for use in the dry boys' locker room. BOB KARGER, will my ability to play basketball, sitting on the bench, to Ray Fancher. MIKE KAZIO, will my ability to cut class to John Kederis. TED KEMP, will my seat in Mr. Hall's P.A.D. class to my sister, Mary. PHIL KENNEDY, will to Jim Stroud the ability to swim at Springton without being caught. BILL KERR, will my T Square to any square who need T's. SUZANNE KIERSTEAD, will all my many laughs and good times to my younger brother, Freddie. JANET KOHUT, will my ability to roam the halls without a pass to my sister, Joanne. CAROLYN LANE, will to Sallie Eikner the hockey stick that Janie Lotter willed to me to fight out her boy troubles. GARY LAWTON, will my ability C?j to do higher math to my brother, he will surely need it. MARY ANN LIGHT, will my balky Bunsen burner to anyone with a flare for Chemistry. IRVING LILLEY, will all my soggy saxophone reeds to Lance Davis. JOANNE LLOYD, will my locker, which is outside room IOO, to someone whose homeroom is room 2I6. MIKE LOAN, will my friendship with Mr. Bay to Richard Koch. PAUL LUTZ, will my stirring tenor voice to Dick Koch who needs it. PAT LYNAHAN, will some of my height to any short Junior girl who would like to have it. RICKY MAINWARING, will my ability to laugh at Dr. Madeira's paronomasias to any Junior lucky enough to have him. DEANNA MAIORANO, will my ability to spot a convertible, no matter how far away, without my glasses, to anyone who likes convertibles and wears glasses. ED MADDOX, will Alaska back to the Eskimos. HELEN MALLOY, will my co-captaincy of the cheerleading squad to Norma Lou Piercy, if she likes to get out of shorthand class. BARRY NVINSELL, will my solid geometry A's to any Junior failing algebra II. RONNY MARK, will my track shoes to anyone with feet big enough to fill them. EMILY MARSH, will my ability to be hypnotized at the wrong time to any color guard who can take it. BOB MARTIN, will leave. JANE MASCHER, will my seat in chemistry class to anyone who can successfully complete a chemistry experiment without a boyfriend's help. MIKE McBRIDE, will my football number to Ken Allen and my ability to carve rabbits in A. J.'s shop to Ace Kederis. I, I, I, f 1 1 f 1 1 BILL McBRlDE, will to my brother, Jack, my inconspicuous seat in D'l'. Medeira's class. FRED MCCARTNEY, will my ability to sneeze to Mark Packard Mills Robinson, Jr. ED McKEE, will my ability to get other people's homework finished on time to my brother, Joe. JOYCE MEDBERRY, will my locker at the end of the hall to the next unfortunate soul whose homeroom is at the opposite end. JOAN MEGILL, will my ability to get along with all teachers to my brothers. JOHN MICKEY, will all my brains to Bob Martin. FLEECY MILLER, will my iobs at Canteen to Dave Beaucar. DICK MILLER, will to my brother, Charles, the ability to get along with the Music Director. KAYE MULHEIM, will to little Barb my out-of-town interests and my gym suit. DON NOBLE, will to Bud Marker my duals so that he can stop worrying about tickets. CHRIS NOLAN, will to Mr. Hall enough excuse slips so that he won't have to be bothered getting them from students. ANDREA NORMAN, will my Spanish guitar to Mrs. Neely and my ability to be late to Dr. Nunan. DICK NOYES, will to the students of the operators' club my ability C?j to run all equipment. I, JOE ORTIZ, will my fraternity iacket to Dr. Nunan. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, JERRI ORTLIP, will my lovely pastel yellow cheerleading sweater to Nancy Hartmann. SHIRLEY PALMER, will my attraction to college boys to any- one who's crazy enough to want it. RUTH PARK, will my last name to all those who want to. LARRY PARRIS, will my size eleven open-toed gym sneakers to Dick Quinn. ELLWOOD PETERS, will my ability to take life easy to my sister, Karen. NORMA PHILLIPS, will leave to the tune of Wedding Bells. GERRY PHIPPS, will back to Dr. Nunan his locker and attendance troubles, which he gave to me, may he finish them before they finish him. LOIS PIERCY, will my shadow to my sister. SALLY POINDEXTER, will my plumbing ability Cassembling and disassembling the bassoonj to Sue Hoffman. VIRGINIA RAKER, will my ability to flunk tests to anyone who is foolish enough to take them. DIANE RAMSEY, will my seat in solid geometry to anyone who wants it. ED REIFFER, will my seat in assembly to my brother, Victor. NAN RHOADES, will my drum sticks to anyone who likes turkey C?J SUNNY RITTENHOUSE, will my ability to have collisions to Mr. Cannon. I, RHODA ROBBINS, will my ability to drive so carefully to any Junior who wants it. I, JUDY ROSSITER, will my seat in shorthand ll to anyone brave enough to sit in it. I, GEORGE ROSTRON, will my number 7 football jersey to Jug Hollywood. I, DAN RUBOLIN, will my double period with Dr. Madeira to Wayne Temple. I, I, I, I, I, PHYLLIS SCHAFFER, will my ability to have a terrifc time in the Senior High to my brother, Wayne. , PAUL SCHAUM, will my duals to Buddy Teddy Bear Marker. , DICK SCHREIBER, will my brains to my sister. , JOHNNY SINGSAAS, will my seat in the Senior Class to the next exchange student lucky enough to get it. , BOB SMALL, will all my intelligence to my nephew, Bob Mur- ray, who is in eighth grade. , BARBARA SMITH, will my old clarinet reeds to P-Nut. , GEORGE SOTTER, will my nickname to Johnny Lampert who invented the thing. , CRAIG STACKHOUSE, will all the spare parts from my Dodge to John for his Anglia. .JOHNNY STENKO, will some fish to Mr. Bay for his aquarium. , DON SULLIVAN, will my ability to get along with Ginny to R. J. who needs it. , BOB SWEENEY, will my P.A.D. marks to Jack O'Neill. , SALLY SWING, will to Sue Ann Woodward my seat in Dr. Madeira's public speaking class. , BILL SYLVESTER, will my number eleven basketball uniform to my brother, Jim. , NORMA THESEN, will to my sister, Elaine, Carole Humphrey's brother. , TERRY THESIERS, will three inches of my height to Gary Warner so he can date those big girls. , BEV TUCKWOOD, will my ability to pay attention at hockey practice to Patty Hoehl, if it will help any!! , JUDY URIAN, will to Lance Davis my almost empty bottle of bleach to help lighten and brighten his natural blond wave. I, PAULINE VENTURELLA, will my brains to anyone without. I, BERNIE VISHNESKY, will my football iersey C3Oj to my brother, Jerome. , EARL WALSH, will my desk to somebody who can use it. , MYRA WARDELL, will my agility in athletics to my brother, Ronny. EDITH WARNER, will my seat in P.A.D. to my brother, Fred. GAIL WARNER, will my bottle of peroxide to Mr. Hotten- stein, who has been my homeroom teacher for two lovely years. LOU WARNOCK, will my seat in Mr. Jones' P.A.D. class. AL WELLS, will my car to an ignition expert. JOAN WHITE, will my team to Sylvia Rose. PAUL WILDING, will my non-shifting transmission to anyone who wants one. NANCY E. WILLIAMS, will to Lee Blake all my used cartridges from Rifle Club, may she use them faithfully each Saturday morning. RANDY WILSON, will to Jim Samuels my lunchtime seats at Marra's and Charlie's. position on the varsity basketball I, EDDIE WOCDWARD, will my Rod Knocker iacket to Mr. Cannon. DAVE YODER, will my beat tennis racket to Springfield High's first outstanding male tennis star. BOB ZAFIS, will my scholarship to the college of confusion to Woody. THE CLASS OF I956 la www' WHO'5 M057 Tdffrafive LOIS PIERCY .3 'ld TERRY 8 esr 0,eSseo, we Rl oferup and Blu SYWES THESIERES 4 T59 - K . faves Frlen XSON CSENXPQ P x00 x UN PX-:NURS ewes YQ. QPRO WET E A 9 PUUNN B951 BN UN xp NE and 41 A I 'll ' Y! A 41, JP! EMI! Y M QU AQSH and ED S fesf R51 F FEE if Best! lols PIERCY and V5 GA MBIE ersonalny Best P and BOB ZAFIS NORMA PHXLUPS .M li est F FTS moe B399 Nw! and Mme MCB ,Mmmxe HE WHO SANDY 1 Dkgnihed NNXON Mos P-VN XP- D W XS and G C' GNL WAU'6sf R Bo B SMIZLZT and 44 os, P 'Vo PM O A 10 Bflz SPI-f,L We, YL Vgglps TER 'nd N01 Most Ukeky to Succeed BOB P-LOXNGYR xmxpvl and ass C70 wns Z Y EAD and N VISHNESKY C7 SU ' klflesr BER IE 6 ypfba! Serzlbrs NORMA PHIL! IP Bll S and L SYL VESTER ri O d Beg, SPADE5 in C4 RHSAEROX N C NP' QNX S nee' A Da ang est NERXQV- B XN92 vi XX. OO C9 ww Q9 wH0 Merror Mirror all fha wall. What has hqpnanea Tv them au? Here's Disney's newsreel of '66, Let's see what our classmates are doing for kicks. We find Sandy F. and Dick H. made their mark Appearing here in our Playhouse in the Park. We find as head tester for Blondex our own Mis Betty Evangelista who's quite well known. We stroll down old Broadway, seeing the sights, And find that Jack Schroder has his name in lights. Ruth Park is the vocalist of Dick Miller's band And Randy as drummer is lending a hand. Dick Stenko's replaced Eddie Fisher this year And also for Suzy stardom is near. As announcer for Godfrey Steve Fullerton's great, Tony Marvin's no longer known as top rate. We now switch to Texas, to watch men at work And find as good riggers Paul Schaum and Don Burke. Also in Texas we find a Dude Ranch With Joan Gengenbach as the head of the branch. Dave Yoder's instructor of riding, we see Who has trouble in teaching Jim Camerote. Earl Walsh, the world traveler, has Joan White, we see As his most capable secretary. George Sotter, a lawyer well-known, in Bombay Has Helen Malloy as his own girl Friday. We find that Ed Woodward is now an M.D. And his private nurse is Marianne Henry. We find Bernie playing pro football and then We see Trainer Fleecy when we look again. They work for the Eagles from here in Philly Also on the team are our George and Campy. We visit our old Alma Mater and see Gerry Phipps and Jane Mascher on the faculty. Bill Faulkner's replaced A. J. Wentz in the shop And the Art Department has Lois H. at the top. Barb Smith is typist for R. K. And Carolyn A., the chemist, has replaced Mr. Bay. CLASS PROPHECY Our friends Alice Johnson and Dorothy Brannan Are now at Springfield replacing Mr. Cannon. Don Sullivan's now replacing Mr. Jones as head coach And assisting him are Vince Martino and Wilson Roach. Marilyn Crowell teaches math to the kids in our town lf they don't behave their marks all go down. Fitzpatrick's Distributing Company employs Joel Eaves, Don Noble, and Dick Noyes. His private stenographer is Joan Megill And handling advertisements is our friend Phil. A look at our servicemen now will reveal That Thomas DeLuca is quite a big wheel. A very successful pilot includes Bob Martin who flies in the high altitudes. Bob Clair is the Admiral of a sturdy barque And his first mate is Ronald J. Mark. As models, 'tis true are Deanna and Gail And as a iournalist Karen can't fail. And Mary Ann Light is quite a dame, With the advertising agency that bears her name. Her biggest account is with Hauf and Bauer And we find their styles are up to the hour. At the head of Gimbels is our friend Terry Business is booming and he's quite merry. His best buyer of fashions is Jerri Ortlip And as top mattress tester Al Wells is a pip. Kaye Mulheim sells perfumes and the likes While McKee's in the sport shop selling bikes. Joyce Medberry ranks as the best book seller And the Men's Department Dave G.'s quite a feller. The Pearl of our class is now selling shoes, ln the Music Department we find Billy Hughes. Watching for shoplifters who might lift the shop We see Fred McCartney, for he's the store cop. Sandy Davis is wearing the latest in furs She's planning a house and consulting the Kerrs. We step 'cross the street to visit Art Murray Where E. Peters teaches to dance in a hurry. Norma's teaching the kids to dance on their toes And learning the Mambo are our two Joes. Mike McBride, who's well known for his Mum- mers' strut, Keeps all the old ladies from getting in a rut. Zaf keeps the place a-rockin' and rollin' There to take lessons is Christopher Nolan. As teacher of Rhumba and Samba and such Nancy Rhoades is on hand to teach you much. Nan Williams is the head of Rifle Clubs, And Mike Kazio's the star of the Chicago Cubs. Three famous engineers are Heap, Lutz, and Harris And testing guns for Uncle Sam, we find Larry Parris. Our boy Mainwaring, better known as Rick Just won the Davis Cup from Tennis Star Vic. Our two Judys are in Paris having a fling, Along with two Sallys-Poindexter and Swing. Andrea plays her guitar in Spain, Where the famous matador is Steven Kane. Our engineer firm of Aldinger and Mansell Have as their secretary Myra Wardell. Carolyn Lane, well known athlete as you know, ls running a health resort at Mount Pocono. Big executive at DuPonts is our Bob Ferrell While Walter Fatz is president of American Tel. and Tel. Jane and Virginia, better known as the Toni twins Have as their capable manager Buddy Diggins. Lois Piercy, who was our class beauty, ls now in the Waves in the line of duty. Campaigning politically is Gary Lawton He's now giving talks in the land of the cotton. The manager of the campaign is called Lou, And doing the typing is Miss Louise Drew. A stop at the firehouse, not far from home, We find Steven Wasek and Chief Michael Loan. John Mickey is found driving our ambulance, And then we see Nurse Albrecht at our next glance. Bob Sweeny in Springfield is catcher of canines, Ansl George C. owns a place where everyone mes. Elke and Johnny have returned to our land, And at the U.N. they are lending a hand. Bill Sylvester who once was head of our class ls now in the midst of the U.N.'s big brass. Our guide, Shirley Palmer, escorts us around, To where the secretaries can be always found. They include Sally Jester and Miss Pauline V. And also we find our gal Norma T. Ed Reiffer's the owner of a large chain store, We see Dick Schreiber as we enter the door. The preacher of a local church is our friend lrv, To hear his sermons a seat you must reserve. As presidents of the soap factory Lifebuoy, We see Bobby Karger and Bob McElroy. The secretaries they employ are exceptionally good, Carolyn Harvey, Kay Thomas, and Bevie Tuck- wood. For salesmen this company also employs Ed Maddox, Dan Rubolin and other boys. We return to the west to a uranium mine, And find as the owner our Alan Firlein. As prospectors for his mine he does hire, Craig Stackhouse, Paul Wilding, and Bill Dreyer. We find at his mine as his head miner, William McBride of whom there's no finer. On TV Barb Behrle and Fran Figarola, Are seen demonstrating the brand new Motorola. As head tester for Singer and the seller of bobbins We find Sunny Rittenhouse and Rhoda Robbins. As president of the Red Arrow trolley, We find our track star our own Robert E. Holley. Ted Kemp and Walt Clegg now in the Marines Are serving their country by all means. Phyllis Schaffer who's now coaching baseball Has as first baseman Robert H. Small. Pat Lynahan and Emily Marsh as nurses are em- ployed By our famous surgeon Miss Joanne Lloyd. Bob Davies, now a well-known baker, Has as employees Diane Ramsey and Ginny Raker. Now as members of the National Bowling Team Edith, Cynthia, and Carole are right on the beam. Bill Shankweiler owns the local sport shops, And as buyers Dot Johnston and Janet are tops. This ends Disney's newsreel for '66 And that's what our Classmates are doing for kicks. SENIOR X .. -. I I 7 . olilis 3, T Rl P S2 -z:u:Qt.A'l14'45 H , f fm-l.,Avl6llgJIIilll I IL f xlnmgwivlllldillllilllf fhmflllkfiivbllllllilllil HISTORY CLASS As Sophomores, our first class meeting was held on March eleventh, nineteen hundred fifty-four. The meeting was opened by our class advisors, Mr. Dean Stephens and Miss Edith Bigelow. The purpose of the meeting was to elect class officers. Those elected were Robert Walker, President, Robert Aldinger, Vice President, Beverly Tuckwood, Secretary, and Ricky Mainwaring, Treasurer. Our big event of the year was the planning of the Soph Hop, which was held on May seventh. After many suggestions our Theme Committee, with Beverly Tuck- wood as chairman, decided upon Evening in Paris. The Junior High Gym was in its glory the night the Decorating Committee, headed by Joe DiLuzio, had adorned it with dark blue and pink streamers. Music was supplied by The Senti- mentalists, who were selected by the Band Committee, with Mary Ann Light as chairman. Other chairmen for the dance were Norma Thesen, Publicity Committee, and Marilyn Crowell, Ticket Committee. ln our Junior year we re-elected Robert Walker, President and Beverly Tuck- wood, Secretary. For the offices of Vice President and Treasurer, William Sylvester and Robert Zafis were respectively elected. Our first proiect was the annual magazine sale. Lois Piercy won the prize for selling the highest amount of subscriptions. Since Miss Bigelow had gone abroad as an exchange teacher, Mrs. Elsie Denice became our other advisor for the year. A Ring Committee was composed of the following people, Marianne Henry, Bonnie Hauf, Bob Walker, and Bill Faulkner to decide upon a style which would be the standard ring of Springfield High School in future years. Due to Bob Walker's leaving of school Bill Sylvester became our president. It was then necessary to elect a vice presi- dent. For this election the new system of voting for class officers was inaugurated. Results of this election showed Russell Harris as the victor. Next on the agenda was our preparations for the Junior-Senior Prom held in the honor of the.CIass of fifty-five. It was held at the Penn Sherwood Hotel with Al Leopold supplying the music on Friday night, June third, nineteen hundred fifty-five. Chairmen of the committees for the prom were: Bob Aldinger, Program Committee, Beverly Tuckwood, Invitation Committee, Bill Faulkner, Photography Committee, and Bill Sylvester, Tuxedo Committee. September nineteen fifty-five arrived and we at last had reached our Senior year. To start, Bill Sylvester, Bob Zafis, and Russell Harris were all re-elected to their offices and Norma Phillips became our secretary. The purpose of the first class meeting, which was held on September twenty-ninth, was to have the budget for the year explained. Myra Wardell, Commencement Announcement Committee, Marianne Henry, Senior Play Committee, Sally Jester, Christmas Card Committee, Russell Harris, Band Committee for the Dinner Dance, and Bill Sylvester, Location Committee for the Dinner Dance, were the chairmen chosen for the Senior year activities. Selling Christmas cards was our main project for the year. Everyone did his utmost to make this a success. We made enough money to pay for our SCRIVENER and other Senior activities throughout the year. On November fifteenth our whole class trouped off to New York for a day of education and fun. Our day consisted of the stage show and movie, The Tender Trap, seen at Radio City Music Hall, a complete tour of the United Nations Building, a visit to the tower of the Empire State Building, and a tour through the NBC Radio Building. We had many successful class parties scattered throughout the year. Among them were the Halloween party, the Valentine party, the party after the Senior Play, and the party after Graduation. As usual a good time was had by everyone at all the main dances of the year. The first big dance was the fall formal which featured The Men of Note. The Christmas dance sponsored by the Service Club turned out to be a big success. The next social event was the Turnabout Dance, which as usual had a tremendous turn-out. The annual Tri-School Dance was held at Swarthmore this year and featured our own Men of Note. As usual the Sophomores spon- sored a terrific Soph Hop featuring this year's beautiful May Queen. The Junior- Senior Prom, given by the Junior Class in honor of the Seniors, was held at the Penn Sherwood Hotel. The last big dance of the year was the Senior Dinner Dance held at the Cynwood Club. Not to be forgotten were the dances sponsored during the year by the Mothers' Group and the Student Council. This was the first year that the Council sponsored a Square Dance. This dance proved to be most ener- getic and popular. Our senior play, The Fighting Littles, directed by Miss Edith Bigelow, was presehted the first week-end in March. lt was well received by the audience. A good iob was done by all those who appeared in the play and by those who were back stage helping. lt didn't seem long until the Washington Trip was upon us. The Seniors suc- ceeded in turning Washington upside down, but oh, what fun we had! We toured the Captitol Building, Washington's Monument, The White House, and all other points of interest. When we returned it was time for Senior final exams, but no one seemed to mind since these were going to be our last. On Sunday night, June third, our Baccalaureate Service took place. And then the day of days arrived-Commencement on Wednesday night, June sixth, nine- teen-hundred-fifty-six. Of of study! EL KE AALLING OF G ERMAN Y n 9 ,001 V. 6 hard On Scfwenev, Ewa 'Nm e Hand, ac' heXped er she -Y memb A5 3 TH-HK coals. check Xn co Senkor Cnc! wgkd. L earni funda U5 Une she ma 'Tl enyals 0 f r V Ing TUDENTS keeping in ,ffm for ,rac fr 'Weeks JOHAN SINGSAAS OF NORWAY na!ions pm add me mber 0 R CheS5 GNU. he pxaved evefxf 1 On I Ue5daY New ey,s- Yo,-k rffp he at Ein Geg1XfWQ to Cxasses ay Hrs! W as 5 wb lon 9 li R Y? 41.1 Spea . km . Nofwa g 'n asse Y. fwbfyl Jo han T01 d U3 of X W ? Q A fm. - Ve. 5 V V, :ga ff F I :Lf ' lv 135. Sw, J 1 m-1 Q, W im --fi ii 3 5.5 44' 'I ff' fi . :in Av 1 YN SQ H fa 5 3 Q A , Q -. 1, X mXX. Q ,Q - ! -...J my NSY, J? Exist? ,ik 'Q il ' H S 'I wwf Q17 , 1' , M, . ' -'Nw .www V, A gm ww.. 'xi M - . X .5 . 'f 'W -M, -fray. ,. ae 5 ff' V 7-ff H N ' .A W- - A -if f W , T -N ' ww K., f ,f , 'H ,L , 7.1. ,Eh 2 . ,,,,, f,.,. .. R .HW ' ,Q -.4'sw' ,Q H' 044' F 1' vip ,mx 'Qtfivrgl -f LA 'T -,sf-H? .7 , - !k,l ' , .. f viva w w 'LV P A , ,fsfaf - ,,,,,gg ,. -g'QH'Hj Nm-f ,larsl ' A. I MQ iz ,A,v w4fm4'i12 ffiw-fif lf' ' L' ' V T1 A ' .wifi fx A. . . R .Af iv K W' gi M fx- S M- W ew' ..,. Y 5 'F ' -A .1 1' I W L 1 'fy x ,gay ml i, 5 I M ig gi, kik zgywri ,ti . l , IF: W 5 -- h ' N- m Ff ,' i I I V ,A :Q -M ' mg. 'ii' 'Mk ,K v if 215' - Wil L Um K ' ' L f- 1'f ' ,fi ,ff 5:1 A A N ' K , as N, fl Qi'WW 'fmaf 7-if ,-,4,,,ir1' SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL I . HS OPP. an , 3 7 Yeadon ...... ...I 0 Il ' I C 14 Nether Providence Y,7.ee O I 1 I P I V I I L 6 Swarthmore ,,.............. 26 M 6 I 6 Haverford . .IIII 20 -.5 - I 0 Ridley Park ,II...I. 37 -. f'i'w O Lansdowne ..,.I --.I9 I 0 Radnor ...... .......35 13 Marple Newtown ......., 6 C3 wins-5 lossesj First row: B. McElroy, B. Faulkner, B. Zafis, G. Rostron, Co-Captain. Second row: B. Hickman, Manager, K. Lownes, P. Meisel, B. Small, J. Camerote. Third row: R. Eyler, B. Thomas, B. Coppernoll, D. Salopek. Fourth row: C. Crowder, A. Guckes, J. Mason, L. Logan, D. DePalma, B. Nussey, Manager. This year's team, co-captained by Bob Campanero and George Rostron, had iust a fair season winning three and losing five games. The Cougars won their first two games 7-0 and I4-0 over Yeadon and Nether Providence. The team then dropped their next five games to Swarthmore, Haverford, Ridley Park, Lansdowne, and Radnor. GEORGE ROSTRON Co-Captain MIKE MCBRIDE JOE ORTIZ DAVE GAMBLE ED MADDOX BOB MCELROY V.. nm -L .,, . a.7 1' MR. KOONS First row: B. Campanero, Co-Captain, B. Vishnesky, J. Ortiz, M. McBride. Second row: J. Eaves, MR. BELL K. Allen, D. Troischt, R. Salopek, Manager. Third row: E. Maddox, J. Meliodon, D. Burnham, J. Mossman. Fourth row: R. Woodruff, B. Duncan, J. Samuels, R. Ryder, J. Hiddeman. Springfield defeated Marple Newtown in the annual Thanksgiving clash. The three coaches, Mr. Koons, Mr. Bell, and Mr. Cannon spent many long hours in practice with the team and in planning each game. The twelve Seniors who were graduated this year will be missed on next year's squad. JIM BILL CAMEROTE FAULKNER 2' iw: sf 4 J -1. it .,'-9 ,, . ' ,rev N. ,ju - , l r . ..X if v K L 'fa-aft-fwlif igl g g., 7-' big, f...w-w g, . 5? , E A g ,.. .Y v-.ti',.,.,:,,,rH ,J , , . S - A -JM ' 'fig' +55 glial? 'l 'YiM . All-7' ' L ai HMM? .,,, . ,,,,,.,, cw.. ,. .. ' nm... li f'Q5wa5M-Q -X .all at , , ,H , W , ,K 7ryWg...- ..-f. . 1 -. . BERNIE VISHNESKY .- :-'.sf..s?'e-- if' Q ,.,.. .. . ,N M. . ...,,.,,., . ww 1 'ssfme K, .K ., S. Agri.. , ggi 5 .. - , , M ..,,.,,, . 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M H ' ,W-he ' 7, S it ' 1 ' Rt ' law isjsrsf , ,J-J , -jj., .:- ,. .' ' J i....sf 1. I-f ,X . .f . 1 33 l M Q.,....g g f K K. M.: vga... g.liifl?'?i .E in ME I .sffifffifm CAROLYN LANE rg f ' 111, ' ,ga-,pw Q.. , .? 2 . 1 l- K ffm: ' 'FNS ' 4 - ,LA ' wi 1 ul ' E L . . 1 ,. x R F' V N fwxlgsizl-SQ ' e X , -g r living . : - , it R 'ia H, In Q .gym 1 , , . 1 ,-4 4- -g 'Q' 1 ig' f. In ig . r n Mfg E u L KAREN HOVEN First row: G. Warner, N. Rhoades, N. Piercy, E. Marsh, Captain, M. Stearns, C. Lane, B. Tuckwood. Second row: J. Rossi1er, Manager, C. Howell, S. Eikner, L. Piercy, Miss Brusch, Coach, K. Hoven, P. Hoehl, L. Rohrer, G. Beam, Manager. SPRINGFIELD H.S. SHS 3 Nether Providence 1 Ridley Township ,,,.. 3 Lansdowne-Aidan 2 Media ........ , .,.. ,. 4 Radnor . , ,,., 1 Marple-Newtown 1 Yeadon - O Swarthmore ..... ....... C6 wins - 1 tie flag OPP .1 Lao L .3 L 1 . 2 HO O , . i SD Miss snuscv-4 EMILY MARSH Captain N-f e-.. vf'w--.Qu LOIS PIERCY MRS. MARKLEY MRS. SCHILLER Springfield's hockey team had a very successful season this year. They had six wins, one tie, and one loss. Despite the loss of the final contest, the girls marked up a fine season of which they can be proud. Miss Brusch, the varsity coach, says, This team not only had fighting spirit, but also displayed an excellent winning and losing spirit. Every opponent complimented Spring- field on their sportsmanship. HOCKEY First row: P. Connet, M. N-eff, E. Bryan, C. Boyer, J, Hartmann, Captain, J. Lobley, K. Peters, L. Fatz, N. Hoehl. Second row: C. Hagen, Manager: S. Bear, M. Hotchkiss, J. Madison, L. Shutt, A. Karpinski, S. Shirey, B. Worthington, B. Starzmann, S. Nagle. NANCY RHOADES BEV TUCKWOOD GAIL WARNER JUDY ROSSITER BILL SYLVESTER Co-Captain First row: B. Aldinger, D. Smith, H. House, P., Kennedy, J. Sylvester, B. Faulkner, Co-Captain, B. Sylvester, Co-Captain. Second row: P. Meisel, H. Guckes, B. McElroy, B. Clair, R. Woodruff, T. Rankin, Manager, D. Salopek, Manager, Mr. Jones, Coach, Mr. Bell, Coach, D. Miller, Manager. R. P. MILLER Manager ? 7 X ' lil BILL FAULKNER Co-Captain PHIL KENNEDY VARSITY ANI Springfield High School's basketball team got off to a slow start this season, dropping its first few games. Two of these games were against Upper Darby and Radnor, which are rated with the best in the state. But slowly the team started rolling and picked up a few victories. The team also ran into a little bad luck at the beginning of the season. Co-Captain Bill Sylvester fractured his wrist two weeks prior to our opening game. Bill was lost to us at the beginning of the season, but when he returned to the line-up he gave the team the extra height and strength that was lack- ing, especially under the back boards. Next in line was the Kiwanis Tournament. Springfield knocked off lnterboro in the first round and were then qualified to play in the semi-finals. Springfield turned back a scrap- py Media team in the semi-finals and were then lined up for the final. A strong Upper Darby team won the final game over Spring- First row: R. Poli, L. Davis, L. Caldwell. Second row: D. Burnham, L. Bell, B. Thomas, B. Coppernoll. Third row: B. Hickman, Manager, B. Hoopman, Manager, R. Fancher, S. Colio, B. Bell, L. LeCaIsey, A. Guckes. Standing: Mr. Hall, Coach. V. BASKETBALL field, but the team put up a very good battle and gave a good accounting of themselves in the tournament. Mr. Jones coached the team along with Mr. Bell. Mr. Bell is new to basketball, but is well known for coaching other major sports at Springfield. The team members include co-captain Bill Sylvester, who played last year and is a big man under the boards snatch- ing rebounds. Bill Faulkner, the other co-captain, who also was on the team last year, was a big asset to this year's team, especially when he led the team alone during Bill Sylvester's absence. Roland Woodruff was another fine scrapper under the boards and also played quite a lot last year. Then comes the boy with the eye, Halsy House, who has a tremendous one hand shot from outside. Dick Smith is a good all-around player both on offense and defense and can also drive very well from the outside. The rest of the boys, who filled in very well when called upon were Bob Al- dinger, Bob McElroy, Bob Clair, Phil Kennedy, Paul Meisel, Henry Guckes, and Jim Sylvester. BOB ALDINGER BOB CLAIR MR. JONES and MR. HALL BOB MCELROY Coaches First row M Light M Stearns, G. Warner, E. Marsh, C. Lane, Co-Captain, J. White, Co-Captain, Hoehl S Eikner L Piercy, N. Piercy, H. Malloy. Second row: S. Torbit, Manager, Miss Brusch, CAROLYN LANE MARY ANN LIGHT ,av In l 2.1 E. x- 4 .- it J s if A Yi n ki ' 'S-, 1 H, U Precision, time, team work, and good sportsmanship are what makes a team great and that is iust what our Girls' Var- sity and Junior Varsity Teams were. This year they were ably led on to victory by Carolyn Lane and Dolly White, co-captains of the varsity, and Sylvia Rose, Junior Varsity captain. Regardless of the fact that their schedule was harder than ever, they came through successfully as always. Both Miss Brusch and Mrs. Markley deserve a lot of credit for a iob well done in coaching these two teams. VARSITY JUNIOR rw. ,A 1 S M, l qw'- W- .,'.'f -' ' t V .. ,,..,,, W ,, . 'Q If A .DVA I V L 'V- ar' f h 2 : ff 1. V . 21 A .. ff . I AND f -Q. f ,. 1 ' ',kgh 'E gil: ' I A' ,Q ' K. -A 5 VARSITY BASKETBALL ii' HELEN MALLOY GAIL WARNER LOlS PIERCY BONNIE HAUF Manager First row: C. Boyer, L. Rohrer, E. Bryan, M. Stahmer, M. Douras. Second row: S. Nagle, N. Hoehl. Third row: Mrs. Markley, Coach, G. Wenkel, J. Hartmann, S. Rose, Captain, M. Hotchkiss, H. Hill. Fourth row: R. Cottrill, P. Zebley, J. Van Winkle, S. Shirey, C. Kaley, M. Kemp, B. Klinger, Manager. First row: W. Schopf, Coach, P. Wilding, B. Zafis, B. Vishnesky, W. Kerr, R. Holley, S. Fullerton, J. Giacoponello, R, Mark, G. Corsones. Second row: E. Baker, E. Evans, R. Koch, S. Corsones, J. Meliodon, D. Selopek, R. Smith, R. Thornley, J. Wolf, G, Gaul, L. Logan. Third row: W. Byrd, manager, A. Dauossis, J. O'NeiIl, D. Warnock, R. Crewdson, A. Gelezian, T. Gitt, C. Lindauer, J. Poulis, D. Beaucar. Fourth row: D. Fredd, C. Crowder, J. Singsaas, T. Houck, S. Colio, M. Baker, R. Figarola, H. Etherington, R. Schopf. Fifth row: J. Mason, R. Richards, R. Hoopman, R. J. Poli, R. Eyler, D. Burnman, A. Coppernoll. TRACK Bob Holley, Gov Schopf, Coach, Steve Fullerton Ready, aim, fire! Up and Over! Eager Beavers. Ooops! BASEBALL Ready for action First row: A. Guckes, R. Small, Co-Captain, W. Faulkner, Co-Captain, J. Stroud, R. Woodruff. Second row: Mr. Bell, Coach, R. Troischt, M. Kazio, L. LeCalsey, H. Guckes, W. Hickman. Third row: L. Davis, H. House, D. Gamble, J. Mossman, T. Rankin. fu.-f' First row: D. Shannon, C. Tison, C. Hagen, L. Piercy, C. Lane, R. Strain. Second row: M. A. Light, E. Telgheider, E. Evangelista, L. Rohrer, C. Allison, B. Smith. Third row: S. Bair, G. Beam, H. Berezny, J. Urian, S. Poindexter, L. Fatz, G. Csircsu, J. Camillo. Fourth row: Miss Ackerman, Coach, N. Rhoades, A. Karpinski, R. Park, E. Marsh, P. Hoehl, J. Ploney, K. Hoven, M. Smith, P. Jamghochian, manager. Dave Yoder, Mr. Jones, Coach, and Rick Mainwaring. BOYS' TENNIS GIRLS' TENNIS Miss Ackerman and Emily Marsh. Mr. Jones, Coach, A, Firlein, D. Yoder, R. Mainwaring, R. Aldinger, R. Fancher, R. Harris First row: G. Lawton, E. Baker, M. Murphy. Second row: J. Singsaas, G. Gaul, S. Fullerton, R. Holley, R. Richards, Mr. Schopf, Coach. Third row: C. Nolan, R. Mark, W. Kerr, J. Giacopenello. INDOOR TRACK JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Ninth Grade: Bent, Clendening, Cowley, Drennan, Edgar, Hendrick, Hoffecker, MacGregor, Martin, Mattia, Miller, Mohr, Murphy, O'SulIivan, Robinson, Vishnesky, Wick, Williams, Wolstemholme, Yocum. Eighth Grade: Behrle, Birney, Burt, Byers, Clemen, Cresci, Cuthriell, Diamond, Duffy, Gaul, Goodlee, Kennedy, Koster, Lee, Lane, Logan, Marker, Millar, Miller, Moore, McFarIin, Richards, Robinson, Schwabe, Schopf, Scotty, Wapen, Wilcocks. , , .. I it I 'W , t,y Q. fi. 'if 1... I ag fe f - sf . Qt . wks. A Q S X I .5 'WHY' IH : ff ,, , If ,,,. ! 2 it g fp K ib A H , fi , X 9 A 535' ibm My vii + w wyk232Qs f- FW ' ri we iw Q in W i 'gl 5 KVA ff' 2 ' A J 'mis 'V .32 -- ' ,ly 6 - ,Lu rx? MY M 5 V K ggi, K 715.1 E535 ,Q V , , LE W Egg Q 157 fi J, WN, m 5 mf , , ,,.. 1, 1 f I I M, ' w i W W ,,-,,-. ff vw QM, M X M RW a x , : 3 ,H A QQ : rg f awww W if HW QV wif uf . W W W A w i A i A - +V ' AQQW gwQ5 W Vw QW fyyw !- 5' ,fkffi C in 233 'hm Y? r - K .Y L5 W . lx ' Wi? Q ,' ' 4 ,ly X 1 L5 1' 1: ' 1, 1 ' I ww ' ' ' M K 1, A Q ,, Q. 14 97 A f r ' 7 if rg, W fx Q , ., .mWhwemfi,M KL w Q ' - . A . . 1 .5 rw ful Q ,' may 3 J +I if ,Kg ,794 H 5 ,ff ,Q fi- r if ,k M Y -1 ' .' ' WL' El A A IL : Q - , 1 V . . .- A I ,wg- , U WW 5 I 4 k .,.. P:-41 ff f Q ' EQ ur' FW E a 9 E2 fax ' TH! f -057,- r f , First row: S. Polischgk, T. Williams, H. Eshbach, W. Mitchell, N. Hedrick, J. Cvesci, M. Shane, J. Wilcox. Second row: C. Yocum, J. Martin, E. Koster, L. Pomeroy, P. Mitchell, R. Edgar, P. Wick, G. DiCicco, D. Denovan. Third row: W. Schopf, W. Marker, L. Jeniczek, R. Parker, D. Beacher, M. Stenko, B. Williams, S. Carslaw, B. Robinson, R. Shoemaker. Fourth row: R. Norblom, L. Sentman, A. Williams, A. Wolsten- holme, J. Robinson, A. Hoffecker, R. Hovey. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First row: R. Bird, R. Miller, M. Stenko, managers. Second row: S. Hoffecker, manager, G. DiCicco, D Stretton, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Martin, E. Hersker, manager. Third row: R. Osborne, P. Mitchell, B. Mitchell E. Schneller, L. Pomeroy, B, Davis, L. Stetson. Fourth row: W. Campbell, coach, G. Leonard, C. Yocum J. Kelley, A. Wolstenholme, D. Denovan. Y ug? rs. 1 .-JN 2 F 1 Mag - fig flil ' 'X fd gi tl 1 ,Nb . S' Em ' ,4- W EDITORIAL First row: P, Jarngochian, A. Johnson, Typing Editor, S. Swing, Layout Editor, N. Phillips, Editor-in-Chief, M. Crowell, Copy Editor, B. Hauf, Art Editor, Mr. Walter, Advisor. Second row: M. Light, S. Palmer, C. Frederick, C. Allison, J. Mascher, G. Phipps, Third row: J. White, C. Harvey, J. Med- berry, N. Thesen, N. Williams, E. Aalling, J. Ortlip. Fourth row: C. Bauer, S. Kierstead, S. Rittenhouse, R. Robbins, J. Rossiter, F. Figarola, M. Henry, B. Behrle, Norma Phillips and Mr. Walter check earlier Scrivener. SCRIVENER First row: S. Kierstead, S. Jester, J. Urian, Business Manager, P. Schaffer Assistant Business Manager, S. Davis. Second row: B. Smith, C. Allison D. Maiorano, S. Poindexter, S. Palmer, L. Harrington. Third row: Mr Thomas, Advisory E. Duncan, D. Miller, M. McBride, E. Marsh. Fourth row C. Lane, J. Kohut, L. Piercy, B. Behrle, D. Ramsey, G. Warner. ,- 1 Judy Urian and Mr. Thomas open subscription drive. BUSINESS 1 EDITORIAL Hard-working Spri-Hian Editors. First row: L. Telgheider, M. Crowell, M. Boettge, K. Matter, M. Wardell. Second row: G. Phipps, B. Hughes, M. Light, Exchange Manager, R. Harris, Associate Editor, K. Hoven, Editor-in-Chief, S. Poindexter, Associate Editor, B. Smith, Busi' ness Manager, B. Aldinger, Nlrs. McMichael, Advisor. Third row:'S. Jester, Ps Schaffer, J. Urian, B. Tuckwood, C. Howell, I. Ebling, C. Allison, A. DelColIiano, D. Johnston, H. Malloy. Fourth row: J. Ortlip, M. Stearns, B. Zafis, G. Lawton, S. Fullerton, R. Mainwaring, J. Gaunt, M. Black, B. Hauf. Fifth row: L. Trude, J Shapiro, M. Henry, J. Rossiter, L. Piercy, E. Aalling, E. Neagley, B. Worthington, A. Karpinski, R. Park, S. Torbif, S. Rittenhouse, C. Patterson, G. Warner. A vu-...IX SPRI-HIAN .ing First row: Mrs. McMichael, Advisor, M. Light, R. Harris, K. Hoven, S. Poin- dexter, B. Smith, N. Rhoades, Circulation Manager. Second row: J. Dascola, C. Selway, B. Park, M. Stahmer, S. Schaub, M. Hotchkiss, G. Beam, B. Klamt. Third row: P. Jamgochian, P. Zebley, L. Geigle, M. McBride, E. Marsh, E. Duncan, C. Harvey, B. Berryman, C. Humphreys. Fourth row: B. Strain, B. Shannon, S Hoffman, C. Bauer, D. Ramsey, J. Kohut, C. Lane, B. Tuckwood, N. Karger. Mrs. McMichael, Advisor. BUSI N ESS pv- 1 X. I l 3. J. Urian, S. Poindexter, M. Crowell, L. Piercy, R. Aldinger, K. Hoven, N. Rhoades, G. Phipps. l JAMES W. WEAVER Advisor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .I Q- DR. WILLIAM J. NUNAN Advisor First row: J. Urian, S. Poindexter, M. Crowell, L. Piercy, A. Aldinger, K. Hoven, N. Rhoades, G. Phipps. Second row: Mr. Weaver, Advisor, C. Al- lison, S. Palmer, N. Phillips, P. Meisel, Dr. Nunan, Advisor. Third row: R. Harris, P. Hoehl, R. Smith, W. Sylvester, P. Kennedy, H. House, J. Mason, F. Mainwaring. Fourth row: D. McKelvey, R. Koch, N. Thesen, J. Medbery, E. 5 Marsh, P. Wilding, S. Kane, B. Hauf. Fifth row: B. Smith, N. Piercy, S. Torbit, Q P. Schaffer. t I ' - 5- x R K 5 Q llillfkl. I 6 I I I.. 4 N' 0. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL I .- gy First row: Dr. Madeira, Advisor, P. Hoehl, T. Thesieres, K. Hoven, Vice President, G. Lawton, President, S. Poindexter, Secretary, B. Aldinger, Treasurer, L. Geigle, P. Meisel. Second row: B. Fannelli, J. Urian, S. Mor- gan, N. Karger, B. Starzmann, N. Rhoades, K. Matter, R. Ortlip, M. Stah- E mer, M. Light. Third row: I. Lindley, D. Crewdson, L. Logan, R. Harris, D. Miller, R. Mainwaring, B. Zafis, B. Black, L. LeCalsey. Fourth row: C. .. g Lane, N. Piercy, C. Crowder, A. Guckes, M. Black, B. Hickman, R. Park, P. Hull. Mrs. Denice and Patsy Baker go over dance details. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Dr. Madeira, Gary Lawton, and Dr. Nunan confer. First row: C. Ellis, C. Gruwell, R. Hoopman, R. Henderson, C. Coe, D. Warnock Second row: J. Weinhardt, M. Park, J. Samuels, D. Earley, P. Baker, President, W. Yarnall, A. Dascola, W. Niles, Mrs. Denice, Advisor. Third row: P. Bahanon N. Krouse, C. Farley, V. Stretton, K. Wange, D. Root, N. Hartmann, S. Keil S. Stalker, B. Moore. Fourth row: S. Skinner, M. Flohr, B. Shane, R. Amwake, D Charlesworth, P. Crew, L. Stetson, J. David, S. Fullerton. Fifth row: D. Feustal R. Lewis, T. Anderson, S. Rives, J. Phillips, B. Hamilton, L. Harden, O. Burt, D Megee, E. McEllroy. THESPIAN SOCIETY First row: Mr. Smith, Miss Bigelow, Advisor, K. Hoven, S. Swing, S. Fell, Dr. Numan, Second row: R. Householder, F. Figarola, C, Allison, C. Bauer, 5. Poindexter, N. Rhoades, J. Stenko. Third row: G. Lawton, T. Thesieres. Mrs. McMichael, Bonnie Haut, check Press Club layout. ,ii-' A ,lu by in S 'V' ' l f? I ?f'1l'S5 J ' L-firmer L.. Wifi f PRESS CLUB and Steve Skinner lc. B A k .ff i K I .N,,,.-- Miss Bigelow and veteran members of Thespian Society. First row: M. Crowell, S. Poindexter, N. Hoehl, J. Shapiro, E. Neagley, S Torbit, Mrs. McMichael, Advisor. Second row: C. Wright, A. Del Colliano L. Telgheider, K. Matter, J. Urian, C. Selway. Third row: A. Karpinski, L Piercy, E. Marsh, S. Skinner, B. Hauf, P. Lambert, J. Platt. CCMMERCIAL CLUB Mrs. Doyle and Alice Johnson con- fer on club matters. First row: Mrs. Morgan, Advisor, C. Humphreys, R. McCandless, M. Boettge, A. Johnson, President, C. Frederick, M. Bucknum, S. Morgan, P. Schaffer. Second row: A. Marcheson, J. Camillo, I. Alexander, H. Berezny, L. Fatz, D. Johnston, B. Ellis, K. Melville. Third row: E. Poeschl, B. Rucier, C. Hagen, C. Harvey, N. Thesen, S. Corsones, R. Park, J. White, D. Nevin. Fourth row: M. Neff, B. Park, J. Hedl, E. Bryan, L. Trude, B. Levis, E. Warner, B. Smith. First row: Miss Bigelow, Advisor, M. Henry, S. Swing, S. Fell, President, C. Allison, F. Figarola, D. Collandonato. Second row: P. Schaffer, E. Telgheider, B. Tuckwood, D. Maiorano, G. Septor, S. Jester. Third row: J. Ortlip, K. Mul- heim, D. Downes, M. Tyler, D. Gorby, J. Gengenbach, E. Marsh. Fourth row: A. Norman, C. Bauer, J. Shapiro. Sandy Fell and Miss Bigelow, back- stage. DRAMATIC CLUB '? First row: P. Schaffer, J. Dascola, B. Strain, Vice President, M. Crowell, President, G. Phipps, Secretary, S. Rittenhouse, Librarian, Mrs. Green, Advisor. Second row: J. Urian, C. Allison, C. Howell, B. Shannon, J. Shapiro, S. Poindexter, B. Smith, P. Koltun. Third row: E. Aalling, S. Eikner, J. Mason, P. Hoehl, B. Hughes, E. Marsh, B. Ellis. Fourth row: S. Kierstead, J. Platt, B. Worthington, B. Haut, L. Piercy, F. Figarola, S. Torbit, R. Cottrill. Mr. Walter and Gerry Phipps work on March 15th assembly. F.T.A. Marilyn Crowell and Mrs. Green go over teaching plans. SCOTT'S H I-Q First row: M. Black, G. Phipps, S. Fullerton, B. Aldinger, Mr. Walter, Advisor Second row: J. Gaunt, J. Urian, S. Torbit, J. Mason. First row: D. Bedwell, B. Neely, J. Hobensack. Second row: Mr. Mackrides, Advsor, B. Toyer, B. Diggins, D. McKelvey. BOWHJNG YJ N US IL U Z! 22 23 14 79 30 J! MR. MACKRIDES, Advisor MR' FUSE' Advise' Boa MARTIN, Capiain RWLE CLUB First row: E. Baker, G. Phipps, President, B. Mansell, N. Williams, E. Duncan Second row: L. Fatz, L. Blake, C. Harvey, D. Collandonato. SERVICE CLUB Paul Fitzpatrick and Dr. Nunan First row: Dr. Nunan, Advisor, B. Sylvester, R. Harris, P. Kennedy, Secretary, P. Fitzpatrick, President, G. Rostron, J. Giacoponello, B. Aldinger, B. Vish- nesky. Second row: K. Lownes, B. Hickman, B. Faulkner, B. Campanero, G. Lawton, R. Mainwaring, B. Karger, J. Camerote, P. Meisel, H. Guckes. Third row: R. Poli, H. House, D. Smith, B. Thomas, J. Sylvester, B. Coppernoll, B. Boczkowski, A. Denk, B. Duncan. Fourth row: A. Guckes, B. Nussey, J. Mason, A. Schriver, R. Fancher, J. Waller, L. Davis, L. LeCalsey, J. Bendo. sf I First row: Giacoponello, D. Gamble, B. Mansell, R. Householder, R. Ferrell Second row: J. Miller, W. Wood, R. Nussey, R. Black, R. Collandonato, Dr Nunan, Advisor. Third row: R. Duncan, R. Clair, R. Thomas, G. Lawton R. Wilson, Dr. Nunan, Advisor MONITORS First row: P. Lutz, P. CGPUSI H- DBVPYI R- Koch, President R. Harris, R. Miller, Mr. Bay, Advisor. Second row: E. Evans, C. Lindauer, P. Wlldlngf R- NPYPSI D' McKelvey, G. Warner. Third row: D. Coe, D. Dunbrack, 5-'Fullefmnf B- V'Sl'me5kYf R. Mark, R. Holley, F. Mainwaring. Fourih row: R. MurraYf J- Mason' J' Hobensack, I. Lindley. Miss Graham, Advisor LIBRARY ASSISTANTS OPERATORS' CLUB Mr. Ray and Dick Koch First row: Miss Graham, Advisor, D. Ramsey, S. Kierstead, B. Behrle, F Figarola, C. Harvey, J. Medberry, N. Williams, P. Lynahan. Second row: C Wright, S. Jester, V. Raker, L. Harrington, S. Palmer, J. Megill, J. Mascher S. Swing, G. Phipps, J. Dascola. Third row: J. Shapiro, S. Larson, P. Crew M. Connor, B. Haller, B. Figarola, R. Colladonato, M. Carter, M. Fuller, B Berryman, E. Eyerly. Fourth row: C. Douros, J. Lobley, P. Conner, J. Queden feld, L. Moses, R. Orflip, M. Boeitge, B. Park, G. Septor, A. DelColliano, A Klein, M. Gardner. First row: B. Behrle, B. Shannon, C. Humphreys, K. Johnson, B. Strain, R Cottrill. Second row: Mrs. Neely, Advisor, P. Jamgochian, S. Palmer, Treas urer, C. Allison, Vice President, S. Davis, President, J. Urian, Secretary, S Kierstead, Chaplain, E. Winslow, Mrs. Randall, Advisor. Third row: M. Neff, C. Howell, N. Karger, I. Ebling, C. Frederick, N. Rhoades, B. Smith, M Hotchkiss,'J. -Hartmann, P. Koltun. Fourth row: K. Albrecht, B. Hauf, J. Platt P. Lambert, M. Stearns, P. Lynahan, E. Marsh, B. Ellis, C. Kelly, C. Harvey J. Kohut. Fifth row: C. Wright, S. Jester, P. Schaffer, D. Johnston, P Connet, A. Klein, B. Fanelli, J. Dascola, S. Bear, C. Selway. Sixth row B. Klinger, C. Kaley. F. Figarola, S. Rittenhouse, K. Hoven, L. Piercy, A Karpinski, R. Park, E. Aalling, R. Robbins, E. Neagley. Seventh row: S. Morgan, S. Swing, L. Harrington, C. Degler, E. Telgheider, M. Griffiths, K. Matter, G. Septor, S. Poindexter, M. Stahmer, J. Pomeroy, G. Meyers. TRI-HI-Y MRS. NEELY SANDY DAVIS MRS. RANDALL First row: Mr. Hall, Advisor, B. McBride, E. Evans, B. Aldinger, President D Troischt, D. Smith, R. Fancher. Second row: A. Guckes, L. LeCalsey, T. Rankin B. Murray, H. Guckes, D. McKelvey. Third row: R. Mainwaring, H. House L Bell, R. Woodruff. Fourth row: J. Mason, D. Crewdson, J. Waller, L. Davis. Mr. Hall and Bob Aldinger hold the Hi-Y symbol. Hl-Y L 1 Nancy Rhoades and Miss Brusch led the club to a successful season. First row: L. Piercy, P. Hoehl, Chaplain, C. Lane, Vice President, N. Rhoades, President, N. Phillips, Treasurer, E. Marsh, Secretary, N. Piercy. Second row: Miss Brusch, Advisor, G. Warner, L. Rohrer, J. White, C. Howell, B. Tuckvvood. Third VARSITY CLUBS First row: Mr. Jones, Advisor, M. Kazio, P. Capus, J. Ortiz, B, Zafis, J. Holley. Second row: J. Camerote, G. Rostron, J. Singsaas, K. Guckes, C. Crowder. Third row: T. Thesieres, B. Thomas, D Vishnesky, S. Fullerton, B. Sylvester, P. Kennedy. Fourth row B. Faulkner, P. Meisel, E. Evans, H. Guckes, J. Eaves, K. Allen, B. Cam Mason, B. Lownes, A. Salopek, B. panero, H. B. Kerr, B. B. McElroy, House. Fifth row: R. Mainwaring, B. Aldinger, B. Coppernoll Duncan, D. Yoder. Sixth row: E. Baker, D. Bedwell, J. Mossman D. Gamble, R. Woodruff. MR. JONES Advisor GIRLS' CHORUS 5 ii' g ,, First row: Miss Shriver, Director, D. Nevin, M. Boettge, J. Hartmann, P. 611' McAllister, E. Neagley, J. Orr, B. Levis, N. Karger. Second row: C, Wright, N. Valentine, L. Fatz, B. Ellis, A. Marcheson, I, Alexander, B. Klamt, J. I Dascola. Third row: M. Patten, B. Rucier, B. Ellis, P. Lambert, A. Manbeck, 1 L. Altman, S. Corsones, M. Fuller, G. Myers. Fourth row: M. Durham, K. Douros A I R. D'Allesandro, M. Criswell, R. McCandless, H. Hill, B. Park, G, Beam. Fifth row: N. Strain, E. Long, L. Rohrer, J. Kester, R. Ferrell, L. Blake, M. L Stahmer. X First row: B. Worthington, B. Hughes, L. Piercy, L. Blake, K. Peters, L. Shutt, J. 5 Madison, N, Piercy. Second row: M. Crowell, D. Householder, S. Nagle, N. Phillips, I P. Capus, J. Urian, S. Hoffman, R. Cottrill, B. Hamilton, M. Stearns, D. Whipple. Third row: J. Lloyd, D. McKelvey, B. Neely, P. Zebley, S. Shirey, D. Miller, C. Crowder, G. Sotter, B. Murray, B. Miller, L. LeCalsey, B. Startzmann, D. Miller, S. Foehl. Fourth row: C. Bradshaw, J. Hagele, M. Light, M. Fuller, A. Plitnik, Mr, g Miller, Director, K. Matter, S. Skinner, P. Hoehl, A. Karpinski, S. Davis, N. Rhoades, P. Jackson, R. Wilson, S. Morgan, J. Samuels, J. Schroder, J. Lampert, W. Roach. 5 5 i S is .S E l 5 'Pr ' L if 0 ? ORCHESTRA J N V v 9 3 , W X - .2 if : ., . ' -W 'I wi in 1 GQ M wg ' ,Q A . . ' . D ug .3 ,1 H ' K J A if a fx' y Jw J ,g ,E A ii ,' 1 L .' x if 1 t ' r' 5 f Norma Phillips and Helen Malloy KW fn.- ge. First row: B. Dougheriy, N. Phillips, Co-Capiaing H. Malloy, Co-Captaing B Klamf, Mrs. Doyle, Advisor. Second row: B. Schwatf, J. Orilip, B. Tuckwood N. Piercy, H. Hill. CHEERLEADERS First row: J. Ortlip, H. Malloy, Co-Captaing N. Phillips, Co-Captain: B. Tuck- wood. Second row: B. Schwaft, B. Dougherty, N. Piercy, B. Klamt, H. Hill. I nk. Z Mrs. Doyle resis- between pep rallies. -ur... if i . i 2 Fir t row: J. Schroder, J. Urian, S. Nagle, B. Starzmann, L. Shutf, S. Hoffman, K. Peters, L. Piercy. Second s row: P. Capus, L. LeCalsey, N. Phillips, C. Bradshaw, P. Zebley, S. Shirey, P. Jackson, S. Morgan, B. ill J M d' n N Piercy Third row- J Hedl J Buhlmann, M. Carter. Fourth row: S. Jester, B. M'er,. 3ISO,. . ,. ,. Smith C. Carter, R. Cottrill, P. Diers, I. Lindley, E. Evans, G. Phipps, C. Allison, S. Curnatt, G. Sotter, B. Neely, B. Murray, D. Miller, G. Potter, B. Bell, D. Whipple, B. Hamilton, B. Gattey. Fifth row: Mr. Miller Director, K. Matter, P. Hoehl, A. Karpinski, S. Davis, A. Plitnik, S. Skinner, C. Crowder, M. Light, R. Wilson, N. Rhoades, J. Hagele, J. Samuels, J. Lampert, W. Roach. BAND i . ii-L. B, . ANDY DAVIS DICK MILLER S Mr. Miller, Director, Sandy Davis, Dick Miller, Karen Hoven, Vice President, Student Diredor M ' ft alms e Wilson Roach, President. M. Ga rd Larso Mafrer. '7 , C. . er Wenlrel, S. Elkner, S. Davis, ,44afO,e,,e. L A , . Pfercy, Se,-geanf' o , C.- kt R ms A Kg? Gu Smuh' A 5. R N. O .P- OL Ca? C afshl c vs on' E. NK A 6 V 5, ,1 4 S -f' . 1-A f wmwdi Wawk Wh K nw 15? 1.5.-'-Q fr f rw F Q 1 V K Q ,.. W W if 5 5 5. 5 if 3, , ., ,B 3 V A 42 Q1 H FWHM, K Qxf fs, .,, 5 J I 'E' 'ii' ey 3 -wx, 'F A' Q ik . Q' A ,L -e 9 ifgfwi 55- Jlgsiji! .2 3f x ' 1 hw: V wig - S 'I 1 5 L ,J vi' fibiiy iv 5 ,5,, .i,,,wv4'e-1-iw-Gf E Q I ,L L , .2 i , , - A 4- s W Tk! 2? '65, :Qi QT' iffy, wav? K , M -1 , ,J W ,, Ml, my mg? ' 'W 4 Q69 Q Q9-5' 23? sl' E? 'WV 1? 'Z 4 x ,M -- ,vw cn 1 4 I- 1 x 2215+ . M 'w - I ,f .L ' 2' ' 2, 2 . r 1, 51 0 'bf ,. N ' H H.. 55 5 ,W .M Jlfffig U ,lr w gym. .N if . , 1 ,I k My :ff as 0' lam. f f k ,F I X, 8' -fx 4,,, 'er w ,wr . ,.f .Q - N. 'tl if of .- Die W' mfs. Y Q fx , wg I gm., 1 . K gy , , 5.5.1. Wg 1 ' .,,..QQ-ww I. U. . - 'f1..1,4,v.-Wy L5 g -.. 3 MEN ,X t . - . .A HR ll2, IIB-MR. WEAVER. First row N. Ruston, P. Meisel, P. Bair, D. Con- lin, C. Wright. Second row: W. Temple A. DelColliano, P. Anderson, B. Klamt E. Telgheider, Mr. Weaver. Third row D. Dell, N. Piercy, E. Graeber, B. Shan non, J. Hobensack. Fourth row: J. Waller, D. McBride, M. Liberati, S. Torbit, L Sonsini, J. Miller. Fifth row: J. Meliodon J. Mason, L. Bell, R. Lappin, B. Boczkow ski. Sixth row: M. Robinson, D. Downes HR II6, IIC-MRS. NEELY. First row: P. Jackson, H. Darby, M. Gardner, J. Wes- ley, J. King. Second row: J. Eaves, D. Troischt, I. Ebling, G. Beam, R. Hutchin- son, Mrs. Neely. Third row: G. Wenkel, N, Karger, P. Jones, B. Levis, C. Degler. Fourth row: T. Rankin, E. Pilson, R. Cot- trill, L. Trude, B. Worthington, R. Rider Fifth row: P. Lambert, J. Smith, M. Phil- lips, S. Eikener, E. Elliot. Sixth row: R Woodruff, A. Denk, J. Jarzyna, L. Davis L. Logan, D. Gorby. Seventh row: D DePalma, R. O'Hara. l 'HY 1- J :ze T212 - f ffl? +23 4 I NE' is HR 201, TIA-MRS. DOYLE. First row: G. Septor, L. LeCalsey, J, Dascola, E. Evans, R. McCandless. Second row: M. Stearns, R. Taylor, S. Shoustal, J. Hart- mann, K. Curry, Mrs. Doyle. Third row: D. Smith, L. Caldwell, M. Boettge, D. Salopek, H. House. Fourth row: R. Neely, R. Quinn, J. Wolfe, D. Coe. A as PW PM Iii.. .... TQ: 5' - -- P HR l28, 'llD-MR. THOMAS. First row J. Orr, A. Guckes, P. Koltun, K. Lownes P. Connet. Second row: J. Atz, D. Nevin C, Howell, A. Hohenstein, M. Griffiths Mr. Thomas. Third row: E. Duncan, J Shapiro, P. Hoehl, A. Riley, P. Capus Fourth row: J. Mossman, T. Frank, J Mayer. HR 2l2, llE-MISS PAYONSECK. First row: S. Jones, J. O'Neill, B. Dougherty, J. McKee, L. Bittner. Second row: R. D'Al- lesandro, C. Lindauer, S. Girvin, M. Neff, G. Horan, Miss Payonseck. Third row: J. Kederis, J. Schwatt, R. Ortlip, L. Blake, K. Allen. Fourth row: B. Ellis, J. Platt, R. Ferrell, R. Strain, M. Kemp, B. Yochum. Fifth row: R. Thornley, R. Crewdson, E. Hottenstein, D. Mulhern, D. Bedwell. Sixth row: M. Marker, R. Schopf, R. Switzer. -, .. rl ,Ls R .,: sv F W .Ili F Q X I l' HR 207, IOC-MISS BIGELOW. First row: V. Dalrymple, I. Lindley, M. Durham, E Baker, A. Klein. Second row: S. Schaub, J. Hagele, B. Park, H. Berezny, A. Schriver, Miss Bigelow. Third row: R. Richards, N. Hoehl, B. Starzmann, E. Webb. Fourth row: S. Corsones, D. Oldham, E. Poeschl, J. VanWinkle, M. Fuller, B. Klinger, S. Skinner. Fifth row: W. Coppernoll, W. Toyer, R. Kazio, D. Burnham, J. Way. Hel Q ,,', the 'A .5' . U' I k 'Fwy Sit . ,WAV-I Q1 f - ': Jew - 1 li HR 204, TOA-MRS. MCMICHAEL. First row: E. Csircsu, M. Black, S. Udakin, G. Warner, E. Hidcleman. Second row: B. Hollis, S. Bear, Nl. Douros, L. Fatz, K. Matter, Mrs. McMichael. Third row: S. Moon, M. Bucknum, L. Rohrer, S. Nagle, E. Winslow, Fourth row. D. Fredd, C. Kaley, L. Altman, B. Rucier, P. Fredd, J. Adams. Fifth row: R. Poli, R. Duncan, F. Maschella, J. Samuels, B. Hoopman. Sixth row: B. Gezon, A. Sprey. HR 206, 'IOB-MR. WALTER. First row: J. Camillo, R. Scotti, P. Fraser, J. Poulis, N. Valentine. Second row: R. Schober, T. Gitt, K. Batorf, P. McAllister, J. Lie- beskind, Mr. Walter. Third row: J. Apple, J. Kester, H. Hill, M. Stahmer, F. Con- forti. Fourth row: A. Karpinski, P. Zebley, K. Peters, S. Rose, E. Neagley, B. Taylor. Fifth row: J. Sylvester, A. Remaley, E. Oblad, W. Duncan. ul'l 'mf- 7 N. HR 210, TOE-MR.. HALL. First row: I Alexander, J. Buhlman, A. Ware, R. Mica Iizza, E. Thomas, Second row: G. Traeger H. Didin, J. Lownes, E. Renshaw, C Boyer, Mr. Hall. Third row: B. Gattey J. Hedl, M. Criswell, K. Johnson, L. Van Gunten. Fourth row: W. Hickman, S Shirey, S. Eyler, P. Hull, L. White, D Beaucar, Fifth row: B. Roman, C. Bauer, A, Manbeck, J. McLaughlin. Sixth row R. Fancher, S. Colio, J. Smith. HR 214, lOFfMRS. CORBIN. First row: J. Crowder, A. Kleiner, A. Marcheson, R, Calladonato, C. Douros. Second row: M. Hunsicker, A. Gulezian, B. Fanelli, C, Sel- way, R. Bell, Mrs, Corbin. Third row: A. Petino, L. Shutt, M. Hotchkiss, N. Strain, R. Salopek. Fourth row: C. Tison, G. Myers, G. Reynolds, G. Shannon, C. Hagen, E. Bryan. Fifth row: F. Warner, D. Dunbrack, L. Snyder, J. Gaunt, J. Hid- deman, t b nv-f A. H 5rwf- 1 HR 208, TOD-DR. MADEIRA. First row: S. Dickerhoff, W. Hanna, B. Ellis, W. Byrd, K. Melville. Second row: W. Wood, J. Peterson, J. Madison, J. Craig, A. Daoussis, Dr. Maderia. Third row: V. B. Hall. Fourth row: M. Baker, B. Schwatt, L. Geigle, M. Patton, B. Berryman, C Maffei, S. Hoffman, J. Pomeroy, E. Long Crowder. Fifth row: K. Schwabe, J. Drabczyk, E. VanScoter, S. Corsones, W. Richter. Sixth row. G. Kelly, R. Fairlamb A. Plitnik. WW HR 114, 9B-MISS BURNS. First row: R. Jacoby, R. Edwards, C. Stokes, L. Clark, D. Holley. Second row: L. Clegg, M. Minatelli, R. Bowman, W. Niles, D. Beach- er, Miss Burns. Third row: C. Falkenberg, E. Stoffregan, S. Ramsay, J. Tuzza, D. Ciairocchi. Fourth row: R, Edgar, K Batdorf, M. Owens, V. Lynch, C. Swen- son, J. Barman. Fifth row: D. Lennox G. Leonard, A. Wolstenholme, A, Hof fecker, J. Kirkpatrick. ...qu-an-sau HR l08, 9A-MRS. MARK. First row: A. D'Allesandro, E. Stenz, J. Lobley, J. Dixon, A. Gambol. Second row: M. Hickman, J. Megill, C. Herb, L. Acker, R. Miller, Mrs. Mark. Third row: L. Herring, B. Elser, C. Drew, L. Moses, R. Lang. Fourth row: S. Spangler, R. Amwake, S. Chibatar, M. Neidermyer, L. Barrie, G. Cavanaugh. Fifth row: N. Hedrick, A. Williams, J, Robinson, H. Eshback, T. Williams. Sixth row: C. Carter, , ggi.-1, e 3-A VY' I w. 'wr HR T22, 9E-MISS LONERGAN. First row J. Walters, J. Simpson, T. Sheldon, P Girvin, J. Morris. Second row: S. Korenko, C. Smith, P. Moitz, L. Williams, J. lnnis Miss Lonergan. Third row: A. Bruno, J Wilcon, B. Hamilton, S. Polischuk, M Culbertson. Fourth row: L. Pomeroy, D Hagen, S. Waterman, C. Mitchell, A Bruno, L. Janiczek. Fifth row: G. DiCicco, R. Mattia, K. Grune, R. O'Sullivan, F Hackman. Sixth row: P. Quail, D. Deno- van, J. Martin, R. Nelson, R. Black, J Hague, i wuz. W ,K . v ff re si HR TOO, 9C-MR. LONG. First row: T. Morrison, W. Haller, C. Wegmann, M. Stenko, M. Carnpanero. Second row: J. Kelly, C. Schneller, J. Siple, T. Harvey, E. Telgheider, Mr. Long. Third row: J. Smedley, C. Heffie, R. Stretton, M, Dick- eroft, N. Webb. Fourth row: P. Diens, J. Quedenfeld, J. Weinhardt, M. Webster. Fifth row: M. Carter, C. Schaum, B, Price. HR 205, 9D-MRS. COOK. First row: P Klagholz, R. Davis, S. Freas, J. Malloy C. Crosby. Second row: J. Kohut, R Bird, P. Maretti, S. Miller, J. Gallagher Mrs. Cook. Third row: W. Gerson, C. Valentine, P. McKnight, L. Fremuth, L. Tatem. Fourth row: R. Bent, R. Maffei, L. Tyler, L. Humphreys, B. Dayton, R. Watson, T. Gardiner. 5. .Ns Qs' Ns.. LE yi A--it NJ lo HR 216, 9F-MISS SANBE. First row: M. Jurbala, D. Copper, J. Manley, B. Beagle, S. Riley. Second row: J. Keller, D. Schrod- er, S. Foehl, J. Parker, F. Cine, C. Patter- son. Third row: B. Holt, P. Kerr, J. Madison, H. Holland, Miss Sanbe. Fourth row: H. Sykes, G. Bennett, L. Bell, M. Conner, E. Thesen, R. Scott. Fifth row: F, Evans, D. MacGregor, B. Moore, B. Mitchell, P. Wick. Sixth row: D. Bell, C. Yocum, E. Lkirns. 'FV HR l, 8A-MRS. LAMB. First row: D. Ritz, C. Jacoby, D. Neely, L. Alber, J. Faulkner, E. Tracy, J. Barr. Second row: C. Miller, K. Koltun, S. Casella, J. Had- low, K. Holstein, C. Gruwell, P. Dresser, B. Wilcox. Third row: T. Schwabe, E. Pomeroy, M. Flohr, N. Weeks, C. Adler, R. Sword, C. Broomall, Mrs. Lamb. Fourth row: W. Lee, B. Robinson, P. Meyers, D. Miller, N. Neilson, J. Egee, J. Oliver, E. Donmaker. HR 3, 8B-MISS FEUCHT. First row: M. Stein, M. Kraatz, J. Kennedy, B. Dune brack, C. Weiler, J. Brewster, T. Hall. Second row: R. McElroy, C. Frick, W. Lippard, M. Park, M. Jackson, R. Brooks, B. Angell, J. Ferrante. Third row: C. Schweikle, G. Moore, A. O'Hosson, D. Praznic, D. Charlesworth, W. Marker, V. Lavani, Miss Feucht. Fourth row: J. David- son, C, Tyson, D. Cunard, J. Septor, L. Robson, S. Steele, S. Milliken, S. Apple' gate. A -ag 8119 iq El! g lu. ih- CHO' ,U ru l 'Y 7: HR 9, 8C-MR. CAMPBELL. First row: K. Hancock, H. Stevens, R. Murray, P. Buckhalter, T. O'Neil, S. Durham, J. Scotti. Second row: G. Best, B. Baker, D. Fuestal, J. Paul, E. Cramer, C. Bross, J. Jardine, R. Thomas. Third row: A. Logan, D. Wilcox, M. VanScoter, P. Mark, S. Geesey, A. Arcaro, D. Arcaro, Mr. Campbell. Fourth row: W. Cleland, N. Rand, J. Moore, L. Hardin, J. Krampf, J. Witham, C. Diamond, R. Hovey. if-f 5 tot o uni. .r ? HR 21, BD-MR. HAROOTUNIAN. First row: W. Mowery, L. Rinehart, D. Kyle, C. Etherington, E. Tomlinson, J. Butterworth, R. Huffman. Second row: J. Hamerstone, E. Jeffries, R. Diers, K. Wange, K. Pearson, S. Weiss, L. Mousley, R. Marsh. Third row: R. Parker, B. Williams, L. Gengenbach, R. Brown, C. Crewdson, J. Ratliff, E. Foehl, Mr. Harootunian. Fourth row: W. Klagholz, D. Killen, M. Stoffregen, K. Bas- sett, M. Smith, J. Martin, C. Clement, B. Sheely. v..-.Qs HR 24, BG-MR. SHOEMAKER. First row: R. Henderson, E. Gerson, J. Duffy, D. Peterson, A. D'Allesandro, R. Richards, M. Wapen. Second row: W. Gilroy, L. Carpenter, L. Hood, J. Messina, C. Connet, B. Norton, K. Murphy, T. Manley. Third row: B. Mainwaring, T. Makowski, J. David, L. Landow, C. Faul, J. Butler, C. Irwin, Mr. Shoemaker. Fourth row: L. Sallada, D. Richards, P. Solma, C. Thomp- son, S. Borishek, E. Hottenstein, T. Sohn, B. Biehl. q,- HR 22, BE-MR. KOONS. First row: J. Dornan, C. Curlette, J. Nevin, B. Exley, D. Pierucci, B. Ralsh, B. Haslett. Second row: D. Megee, L. Hutchinson, D. Mc- Adams, N. Hartmann, B. Best, R. Gas- slein, N. Pennington, R. Burnley. Third row: L. Teetsel, B. Smith, B. Sharrow, M. Johnson, Mr. Koons. Fourth row: C. Wisniewski, N. Hellman, J. Disoni, M. Mathews, R. Beall, W. Yarnall, M. Morri- son, J. Lange. HR 23, 8F-MISS O'BRlAN. First row: H. Reese, S. McCadden, J. Smith, E. Camp- bell, R. Dorous, P. Poulos, J. Millar. Second row: G. Wilcos, C. -LeCalsey, W. Truscott, P. Smith, A. Dascola, R. Ritter, J. Peters. Third row: N. Mower, H. Gaul, F. lrey, D. Henderson, K. Reed, Miss O'Brian. Fourth row: C. Herring, E. Fanelli, W. MacFarland, A. Lambert, O. Burt, J. Behrle, B. Bishop, E. Mclntire. HR 29, 81-MISS PADE. First row: .l. Booth, L. Diamond, B. Johnson, V. Myers, D. Warnock, S. Stalker, W. Schopf. Second row: A. Navino, C. Wright, P. Gootee, M. Todd, L. Godmilow, A. Roberts, J. Fitch, D. Stewart. Third row: G. Laser, E. Koster, B. Ridgyway, B. Cuthriell, G. Knapp, W. Ellis, Miss Pade. Fourth row: R. Millay, J. Cresci, J. Samuels, A. Sco- poli, L. Boyer, S. lsenberg, S. Carslaw, P. Hollibaugh. HR 39, 7A-MRS. PETERSON. First row: J. Berezny, R. Bedwell, P. Bohannon, J. Benn, E. Bixby, R. Bird, G. Barbour. Second row: S. Bloodwell, R. Buhlman, o 'I Pl . JJ.: '1', 'WS wr '- Z!! yd HR 28, BH-MR. ALLISON. First row T. Girone, D. Root, J. Churchmen, J Boyer, G. Ritsert, D. Spahr, L. Manmi cari. Second row: K. Lane, F. DiAlonzo, C Nealis, J. Corwin, V. Davidheiser, C Q. his ri' , 40. .rg -,, Birney, A. Klein, R. Hindle. Third row C. Wisniewski, E. Kelican, M. McFaul, W Schaffer, D. Byers, G. Wardrop, P. Myers P. Platt, Mr. Allison. Fourth row: R Getz, T. Maker, J. Spallone, G. Gibbert M. Robbi, R. Earley, E. Thompson, C Feerar. a P3 S. Branning, T. Black, C. Beers, C. Butcher, J. Gross, Mrs. Peterson. Third row: R. Aiken, J. Bell, A. Baker, D. Campanaro, T. Anderson, J. Bell. Fourth row: R. Bergner, R. Abell, P. Bretherick, D. Burn- ham, H. Martin, E. Brennan, J. Lawrence, ,.. gi B. Aldred, D. Blisard. -gk wav' 41- HR 33, 7B-MISS KOUTRAS. First row: C. Dalrymple, C. Clark, J. Cleland, J. Eshbach, B. Dornan, C. Darmstaetter, G. Davidson. Second row: J. Sherwood, B. Durham, C. Coe, M. Evans, D. Carter. Third row: J. DeForest, J, Dayton, N. Chibitar, C. Farley, N. Fisher, R. Edgar, J. Eyler, Miss Koutras. Fourth row: B. Frazer, B. Dempster, A. Fuller, J. Der- rickson, J. Curtis, J. Brown, E. Woolston, L. Cowley. 1 .1 HR 37, 7C-MISS ACKERMAN. First row: F. Gaskins, L. Glacken, P. Bittner, B. Hazen, H. Fralley, B. Harris, R. Fantini. Second row: C. Flachberth, A. Hall, S. Fischer, L. Gattey, M. Fitzgerald, C, Ellis, M. Greenfield. Third row: L. Galan- tino, E. Johnson, M. Elwell, M. Hef'fie, J. Godmilow, F. Haberle, P. Fuhs, Miss Ackerman. Fourth row: G. Ferrell, R. Gates, B. Freas, S. Fullerton, J. Hanson, P. Hall, C. Gregory, F. Haenle. av HR 33, 7F-MISS CIVATELLA. First row: P. Nauik, C. Mitchell, A. Owens, B. Moore, J. Gerard, D. McCue, J. Morris. Second row: J. Medberry, P. Marcantuono, B. Burnite, B. Miller, D. Merk, J. Megill, E. McElroy. Third row: J. Page, C. Messick, J. Owens, Miss Civatella. Fourth row: N. Murphy, C. Schneller, K. Norman, D. Pax- ton, E. McElroy, N. Morris, P. Nordbloom, J. Menard, J. Miller. ia-fi 'uni HR 36, 7D-MRS. HICKMAN. First row: J. Karpinski, P. Joffe, C. Hoover, S. Middleton, B. Howard, S. Horrox, B. Johnson. Second row: J. Kederis, A. Hull, P. Hall, J. Higgins, E. Hotchkin, D. Keen, S. Keil, D. Hoopman. Third row: B. Hollywood, J. Klineburger, B. Hackman, K. Holtkamp, Mrs. Hickman. Fourth row: L. Jensen, B. Helmig, J. House, E. Harper, B. Keegan, B. Hird, J. Hoffman, C. Heller. HR 34, 7E-MR. ROHRER. First row: J. Maxwell, K, Maits, G. Lampe, M. King, F. Klagholz, D. Malloy, S. Lawler. Second row: J. Lawlar, M. Kuhlman, T. Mansell, M. Marrongelli, M. Khelghatian, H. Lee, N. Krouse, F. Marmelc. Third row: N. Lampe, S. Lloyd, G. Lutzick, L. Lutz, V. Lingg, Mr. Rohrer. Fourth row: N. Mann, R. Kincaid, J. McBride, A. Kirkman. ' l I' i' f HR 27, 7H-MRS. KNUTSON. First row: R. Storm, G. Schneider, R. Strawley, P. Scallone, J. Snyder, B. Gallantino, R. Sweisfurth. Second row: F. Kierstead, J. Shoemaker, J. Schall, M. Shannon, M. Rose, W. Suddell, M. Schmidt, J. Stewart, Mrs. Knutson. Third row: B. Shane, J. Shriver, M. Schreiber, L. Schroth, S. Skinner, E. Scott, W. Stegermerton, R. Smith. HR 26, 7I-MRS. MARKLEY. First row: J. Mascher, L. Turner, D. Warner, R. Valentine, T. Wilks, J. Zafis, P. Tremper. Second row: G, Stretton, C. Yadavia, S. Taylor, J. Smith, P. Walker, S. Woodward. Third row: H. Tranchitella, P. Wynn, R. Wood, J. Wilhelm, Mrs. Markley. Fourth row: D. Walker, T. Thorpe, M. Smith, B. Sorsensen, E. Wood, C. Wikete. oO My W HR 31, 7G-MR. FAUSER. First row: E. Reid, L. Poli, R. Rubolin, G. Kirkpatrick, J. Roberts, C. Plousis, T. Roberts. Second row: R. Reganato, G. Pennington, V. Reiffer, S. Parks, L. Reese, R. Roth, S. Peterson, D. Pichaski. Third row: B. Ram- sey, F. Nardi, S. Rives, Mr. Fauser. Fourth row: S. Richards, D. Reger, P, Ortlip, S. Rhodes, J. Phillips, C. Orr, W. Power, J. Rose. lvl FUTUQ E Vfqlisny Z YEA TEAM! 'l YI as 'Q I PILGRIM LANES BOWLING l059 Ponliac Road Hl 6-8626 Sl'lAFFER'S FOODS 35 E. Woodland Ave. SPRINGFIELD QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE Compllmenls of lhe open 9 AM. +0 no PM. KNOT HOLE Free Delivery Ki-3-7078 EVANS CHEVROLET CO. Pilgrim Gardens Wisdom alone is lrue ambi+ion's aim, Wisdom +l1e source of virlue, and of fame, Obfained wi'll1 labour, for mankind employed, And lhen, when mosl you share if, besl' enjoyed. WALT'S HOAGIE SHOP Near Piaseclri I03I E. Woodland Ave. SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE CO II E. Woodland Ave. Hardware and Gills SW 6-62 I2 SALES AND SERVICE CARS AND TRUCKS Com plimenls JIM HILL BANES FORD CO. Kingswood 4-0700 Woodland Ave. and Powell Rd. Springfield, Pa. ALEX'S BARBER SHOP The Terrific Place +o -- E. Woodland Ave. EMBERS PILGRIM HARDWARE co. Hardware, House Furnishings Painfs, Glass, Garden Supplies Phone Hlll+op 6-8448 Where +he sandwiches are Real Bar- ii - ' becue . . . and 1'he Sundaes are slurpy, Complimenfs and fhe Sfealrs are a Large Deal! f o WESTBROOK PHARMACY BALTIMORE PIKE AND - clHOMlji:':1Yj'fUE+ RELIANCE DRY CLEANERS. :Nc pen n I I mg Woodland Ave. and Walnu+ S+. Fridays and Safurdays Un+il I A.M. D Springfield, Pa. MEDFORD'S MEATS For QUALITY AND DISTINCTIVE FLAVOR NOLAN'S HARDWARE 8: VARIETY STORE 500 Baltimore Pike Springfield, Del. Co., Pa. Phone KI 3-7820 DILUZIO 8: SONS FLORISTS Flowers 'For AII Occasions Telegraph Service SWarI'l1more 6-0450 Compliments of SPRINGFIELD BEVERAGE DIST. CO. . .k 608 Baltimore Pl e Springfield, Pa. Don Eastman, Prop. SW6-3500 LOU'S TEXACO STATION Baltimore Pk. and Saxer Ave. SPRINGFIELD, PA. Klngswood 3-9803 Tires-Tubes-Batteries-Acces. LAMP POST BARBECUE Baltimore Pike Across From the Springfield Pool MILK SHAKES BARBECUES - BEEFBURGERS 8 A.M. to I A.M. Notice Better FIavor ARISTOCRAT MILK and DAIRY PRODUCTS ll ll WM. A. CRISMAN Sunoco Service S'l'a'l'e and Sproul Rds. SPRINGFIELD. PA. KI 3-9698 SECANE PHARMACY A+ Secane Railroad S+al'ion Prompr Free Delivery SWBYIIIMOFS 6-5987 Eat at Hovens mcKERsoN REALTY COMPANY I4 E. Woodland Avenue SPRINGFIELD, PA. Real Eslale KI-3-I I22 Insurance SPRINGFIELD LAUNDROMAT 504 Ballimore Pilre Springfield, Pa. Klngswood 4-0252 BEST WISHES CLASS OF '56! FIELDING 81 COMPANY Realtor Woodland Avenue al' Trolley Sl'a'l'ion Springfield SWar+hmore 6-3434 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ALBERT J. DIETZ Bicycle Repairs 42I I Ferne Boulevard DREXEL HILL, PA. Clearbrook 9-OI44 LEET'S FLORAL COMPANY CL-9-9332 Drexel Hill, Pa. FRANK P. MCGONIGLE I DRUGS Garreff Rd. and Shadeland Ave. CL 9-I233 CL 9-I234 Sfafe Rd. and Township Line I CL 9-2323 CL 9-2324 DREXEL HILL, PA. For Tires af Below Wholesale Prices If's CURL'S ESSO Sfafe and Sproul Roads Springfield, Pa. SWarfhmore 6-9640 Official Sfafe Inspecfion DENlSON'S GREENHOUSES Cuf Flowers and Poffed Planfs SPROUL AND BEATTY ROADS SPRINGFIELD, PENNA. Swarfhmore 6-5432 Complimenfs of THE PILGRIM GARDENS BUSINESSMEN'S ASSOCIATION Today as for 80 years Outstanding In Quality MILK - ICE CREAM and OI'I1er Dairy Producfs ABBOTTS DAIRIES, INC. DOYLE'S SILVER MAPLE INN 38 W. Woodland Ave. Springfield, Penna. NEWLY REMODELED EMILE GRECO Hair Stylists State Road At Township Line DREXEL HILL. PENNA. Clearbrook 9-2000 or 9-200I FISLER'S APPAREL SHOP 506 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, Pa. For Infants to Adults Cocktails - Draft Beer I , Sandwiches and Specialties Kmgswood 3-5777 T 1 1 T I Compliment's I of OUR POUCY STEELE-MOTORS, INCORPORATED To Give to the Public the Best Food and Drink in the Finest Environment Possible. I KEYSTONE SECRETARIAL and JACK DOYLE Business Administration School ' S rth , P . Propneior MR. ANDwi,1Rsiog. ci GREENE Owners and Directors Everything Tastes Better With . . F REI HOF ER'S Enriched White Bread JIMMY'S BARBER SHOP I3 Brookside Road Ki-3-9767 EDDIE'S BEVERAGE Beer - Ale - Soda 7 Brookside Road Sw-6-3379 Q55 N BEIQG J rescr honis IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH .S'PA'!N6FlHD5 010557 DRUG 570,95 FREE DELIVERY - SW-6-I066 WESTBROOK LU NCHEONETTE Hoagies and Sfeaks Homemade Pizzas fo Order Open Ev. Day and NiI'e KIRK'S CARD AND GIFT SHOP Greefing Cards - Jewelry Lamps I5 Brookside Road OGDEN SUPPLY coMIS'AN'Y MA-3-4500 Naaman's Creek Rioad 426 N. SPRINGFIELD ROAD OGDEN, PENNSYLVANIA CLIFTON I-IEIeI-Irs, PENNA. Lumber and Building SUPPIFGS GEORGE HANEY. OWNER STONEY CREEK PARK BOWLING CENTER BaI'I'imore Pike and Andrew Road SPRINGFIELD, DEL. CO., PA. Bowl in S'ryIe aI' +I'Ie Mosi' BeauI'ifuI BOWLING CENTER in This Pari' of +I1e Couniry 24 LANES PIenI'y Free Parking Air Condiiioned For Reservaiions - caII Klngswood 4-I080 Owned and Operafed by JOSEPH S. MOZINO FURNITURE BEDDING RUGS SPRINGFIELD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I86 Saxer Avenue Auihorized Dealer G.E. RCA HOOVER COMPLIMENTS of CRQNRATH CANDY CO. Specializing in Chrisimas and Easier CancIy LANSDOWNE, PA. MAdison 6-2433 Levin SWarI'I1more 6-2470 SPRINGFIELD LAUNDROMAT 504 Balfimore Pike WISE SPRINGFIELD. PA. POTATO CHIPS Klngswood 4-0252 THE NANCY SHOPPE SA-9-9l87 LADIES' APPAREL l52 Saxer Avenue Springfield, Pa. FRANICS BQIIRBER SHOP COMAPUMENTS Ladies' Haircut and Shaping of Men and ChilcIren's 202 Ballymore Road SWarIhmore 6-9664 LOOK BETTER FEEL BETTER THQROUGH SHOE REPAIR Famous Shoe Service l82 Saxer Ave. Springfield, Pa. SW 6-4530 JAMES F. SCHIECK COMMISSION MERCHANT S SHIELDS FOOD MARKET HOLLYHOCK GIFT SHOP Hallmark Cards warihmore, Pa. and Springfield, Pa 232 Edgemoni' Ave. CI1es'I'er, Pa. COMPLIMENTS of a FRIEND PAUL J. DEVITT. INC. Hardware Wholesale - Refail 35 Baliimore Pilxe SPRINGFIELD. PA. WOOLSTON PHARMACY WILLIAM F. 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