Springfield High School - Scrivener Yearbook (Springfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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Not enjoyment and not sorrow, Is our destined end or wayg But to act, that each to-morrow Find us farther than to-day. ,v Art is long and Time is fleeting, ' And our hearts, though stout and brave Still, like muffled drums, are beating Funeral marches to the grave. In the worlds broad field of battle, In the bivouac of Life, Be not like dumb, driven cattle, Be a hero in the strife! Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant! Let the dead Past bury its dead! Act, - act in the living Present! Heart within, and God o'erhead! Lives of great men all remind us XXf'e can make our lives sublime And. departing. leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Footprints, that perhaps another Sailing o'er life's solemn main A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again Let us. then be up and doing With a heart for any fate: Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. X -6 . ' F an ,m 1x,:w,,-4 ' . , f49',..f'. T ,N ' , 4 ', 2 T3 Aw 'K V 'jf Q Ext? 4 1 'Se' f R JQKY ' ...Q 5 4 SCHOOL BOARD Er 'if ...XX 3, 4-,Nyi A ..,,,f-ff' . An,-',,,, 'x........Q JOHN C SPAHR Prefzdent Seated, left to right: Mrs. XX'.xlter C. Pusey. VII.. sctcrettiryg D.1vid Xwolstenholme F. Whide Hoffman. Stundingi John Spahr. president: Williaiii jones. vice presi dentg Morton Potter. Leslie 'l'.iylor. tredsurer. A school with just n faculty and a student body is not enough. lt is also nc-tessary to have 11 School Board to handle the business. Behind the scenes the men .ind women ot' this organiza- tion work diligently with little, if any, tangible reward. They spend nmny hours tirelessly working towards thc betterment of our sthools. The tl.1ss of '57 mlllltcs you for all your efforts on our behalf. ADMINI DR. L. HALDERMAN Slzperifztezzdezzt MESSAGE TO SENIORS Congratulations on your attainment of the standards necessary for graduation. You have successfully closed one phase of your life and are ready to move on to new ex- periences and goals. The road ahead has been charted by the lives of the great men who have gone before. I recommend you study these lives as you would a map. By so doing, you can prevent unnecessary detours on the road to your goal. Life is not an empty dream nor is the grave its goal. Rather, Life is God's gift to man to be used in such a manner it may deserve to become eternal. Thus, lives of great men do remind us and leave footprints in the sands of time-footprints to be used as guide- posts in making your lives worthwhile. You have the schools and my best wishes for the future. Resolve this world shall be just a little better for your having lived. Such a life will be filled with happiness and truly will leave footprints in the hearts of your fellowmen. TRATION Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1957 The Scrivener theme for this year strikes a badly needed note in this world of ours. The dirge-sounders for our land of opportunity miss no chance to sing of the glorious days of the past when every young man or woman had limitless opportunities to succeed and to bemoan that these days are gone forever. You need but look around you to recognize that these are false prophets. The basic truths so beautifully put by Longfellow are just as valid today as ever. Hard, conscientious work, built on sound preparation and applied with imagination and initiative can lead to limitless horizons. Your school has made every effort to pro- vide you with opportunities for sound preparation and to instill in you the desire and need to work. Many have responded and have results to show. Others have not yet learned the full value of work and study and must wait a while before the realization comes to them. But when it does come, they too will go ahead to prepare for a success- ful future. Your high school education is but one step on the way. Your success here will have little meaning unless you continue to learn and work, in school or out as your lot may be. You must continue to learn to achieve but achieve you will if you strive to be up and doing with a heart for any fateg still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. N , DR. WILLIAM J. NUNAN Auiftnzzl Prinfipal, Senior' High EDWARD T RICHARDSON Afflfffmf Pllfiflptll 1111101 High ADMINIS i ATION BRUCE B MORGAN O GRANT GOODEN Adllllilliffdfll e Afylffazzl to Supemzlendezzl Adzzzinjflmtize Auiflazzt Le! uf, then be up and doing Wfitb 41 bear! for any fate: Stiff arfaiezizzg fl!!! ffzzmzzizzg, Learn I0 labor and I0 uffzil . . .H KENNETH DAVID ALLEN Twink General Academic No foward mul if mine. Football 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4. Hello you Hook-slapper! JAMES LAWARENCE BARDEN jim College Preparatory TU be merry and free. Basketball 2, 33 La Crosse 2: Golf 31 Student Council 2. 3: Spri-Hian editorial staff 4g Rifle Club 2, Hi-ya-honey. CLAIRE PATRICIA ANDERSON Chuckles General Business Knowing her, one find! ber jolly. Intramural program 2: Girls' Chorus 23 Secretary 4: Spri-Hian business staffg Scrivener editorial staff 43 Girls' Shop Club 4: Dance Club 2. One of these daysfPowY l'm going to ground that duplicatorlu GAIL ANDREA BEAM Gail College Preparatory She Jeemr to .rbirze wiib a runny day. Hockey fManagerj 2, 3. 4g Swimming 5, 43 Varsity Club -iz Girls' Chorus 2. 33 Choir 41 Tri-Hi-Y 4: FTA 4: TAB 51 Library Assistants 3a Spri-Hian busi- ness staff 5, 49 Scrivener business staff 4g Senior Play make-up committee 4: National Honor Society 4. Be Good! 46 II' 5 JAMES ROBERT ATZ Baron Von Atz College Preparatory The worker nerer knows defeal. Track 2g TAB 3. 4g Dance Club 2. NAOMI LEE BLAKE Lee College Preparatory The human rfoire is flae organ of the mul. Volleyball 5g Bowling team 43 Girls' Chorus 3g Choir 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 31 Senior Play property com- mittee 4g Rifle Club 2. 3: Nurse's As- sistant 4. Stop laughing at me! WILLIAM W. BOCZKOWSKI Bill Industrial Arts Happy am I,' from care I'm free! Why aren'l tbey all mrztenled like me? Ya want to run it? ELAINE S. CHARLESTON Lee General Academic Style if tlye dren of Ibought. Volleyball 21 Dramatic Club 4. It was a riot. LEAMAN HARMAN CALDWELL, JR. Lee Industrial Arts It if well Io porter! a quid. ifzzzzriable nutufe. Football 4, Basketball 35 Service Club 43 Locker Boy 4. Tough apples. DAVID MCLEOD COE Dave College Preparatory Life wilbout mixrbief if no life at all. Football fmanagerj 45 Bowling team 4, Track 4, Choir 2. 3, 4, Service Club 2g Operators' Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 45 Scrivener business staff 45 Senior Play stage crew 4. Muh! il' 'E' PAUL ALEXANDER CAPUS Pablo College Preparatory Cross Country 2, 3, 4g Bowling 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 45 Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 43 District Band 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Op- erators' Club 3, 43 Stage Crew 4, Hi-Y 3, 45 Automotive Club 2. You drive, jim, I don't have any gas! E. DENNIS CONLIN Den Industrial Arts He J free and eary. Intramural program 4, Stage Crew 43 Chef Club 2. V757 'T ar' sf? RUTH ANN COTTRILL P-Nut College Preparatory A lrue friend ir foreler .1 friend. Basketball 23 3, 43 Volleyball fmanagerj 33 Swimming 33 Varsity Club 4. Or- chestra 2. 3, 43 Band 2. 3. 4: Student Council 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: FTA 31 FBLA 43 Scrivener editorial staff fLay' out Editorj 43 Senior Play ticket com- mittee QChairmanJ 43 School Store 43 National Honor Society 4. All right, you guys! KENNETH R. CURRY Ken Industrial Arts Are you concealing mischief under a reriour face? Wfe mrznol quiie belieze it, but rlill we ree tl Hare. Stage Crew 2. 3. 4: Chess and Checkers Club 43 Automotive Club 2. VUhy Certainly! -:I RICHARD CLARKE CREWDSON Sam College Preparatory For bekf a jolly good fellow. Football 2: XY'restIing 2, 3. 41 Bowling team 2: Track 2. 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Class Officer fVice Presiclentj 43 Student Council 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Chess and Checkers Club 3, 43 Chef Club 23 Automotive Club 2. Muh! RITA ARLENE DALESSANDRO Punchie General Business Wfifh mappy brown eyer and u fbeery Jmile, Sbe'r u friend indeed, a friend worlh while. Bowling 3. 43 Swimming 23 Girls' Cho- rus 2. 33 Choir 43 Nurses' Club 4g Sec- retary 23 FBLA 3, 43 School Store 3. Thats really sharp. It really is. NANCY JOAN CUPHAVER Nan General Academic A murft of nmorenz frzewizrzerfl. Basketball 33 Volleyball 33 Intramural program 3: Baseball 31 Girls' Chorus 33 Choir 33 FBLA 43 Senior Play property committee and publicity committee 43 Pep Club 3. Don't give up the ship! GEORGE HULINGS DARBY Hulings College Preparatory Erilhuriaym if the breath of geniux. Operators' Club 2, fSecretaryJ 3, fPresi dentj 43 National Honor Society 4. I'll ne'er get off the ground! lil' JOYCE LOUISE DASCOLA Blacksmith General Academic Good 21107107 if goodneu and wirdrmz combined. Girls' Chorus 2. 3: Choir 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 FTA 3, fExecutive District Com- mitteel 4: Library Assistants 3: Nur- ses' Club 3: Spri-Hian business staff 31 Scrivener editorial and business staffs 45 Dramatic Club 23 Senior Play prompter 4. What did you say? ANITA DEL COLLIANO Anita College Preparatory Ambition bar rm rerl. Girls' Chorus 2g Choir 5, 45 Student Council 25 FBLA 45 Library Assistants 3, 45 Press Club 2, 3, 45 Spri-Hian editorial staff 2. 3, fEditor-in-chiefj 4, What's new? '59 LANCE ALAN DAVIS Lance College Preparatory Made up of wirdom and fun. Basketball 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3. 45 Varsity Club 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Service Club 2, 3. 45 Hi-Y 2, 3' National Honor Society 4, t How about a game in the junior High gym? ROBERT LOUIS DE LUCA Bob Industrial Arts Always happy, uluwyr gay. full of fun the live-lung day. Print Club 2. Oh, me. CAROL ANN DEGLER Deg College Preparatory Muiir bath rbarmr, Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 FTA 45 Spri-Hian business staff 45 Scrivener editorial staff 45 Dramatic Club 2. Let'5 hurry ! JOHN ALAN DENK Al Industrial Arts I file in .1 rrowd of jollily. Stage Crew 2, 5, 41 Chess and Checkers Club 45 Automotive Club 2. Loan me your homework. io' DOMINICK JOSEPH DINATALI Dynamite Industrial Arts Some think the uwrld it made for fun and frolir, and m do I. Football 43 Chess and Checkers Club 43 Drill Club 33 Dance Club 2. Ya big dummy! IDA VIRGINIA EBLING Ida College Preparatory Her wire war ever raft, gentle and low. an exrellenz thing in a woman. Girls' Chorus 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 43 FTA 43 TAB 23 Press Club 23 Spri-Hian ed- itorial staff 2. 3. 43 Scrivener editorial staff 4. I'll see you then. f' l X '27 if DAVID KEITH DOWNES Doot College Preparatory What'r the ure of worrying, When you get there ju!! the mine? Football 21 Bowling 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Glee Club 33 Hi-Y 2, 33 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Rifle Club 23 Automotive Club 2. Real nice guy! SALLIE GAYE EIKNER Sallie College Preparatory Almort to all thingy rould the turn her hand. Hockey 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Vol- leyball 2, 3, 43 Swimming 3. 4: Tennis 43 Varsity Club 3, fVice Presidentj 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Choir 3, 41 Twirler 2, 33 Student Council 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 FTA 3, 43 Spri-Hian editorial staff 4: Scrivener editorial staff 4: Sports Club 23 School Store 43 National Honor So- ciety 4. Oh, really? EARLE DUNCAN, IR. Earle General Erer ready with a helping hand. Football 33 Wrestling 3: Glee Club 23 Choir 3, 43 Operators' Club 4: Stage Crew 31 Spri-Hian business staff 31 Scrivener business staff 3, 43 Rifle Club 2, 31 Automotive Club 3. I hear the fire whistle! BERNICE LOUISE ELLIS Bonnie College Preparatory The milder! manner: and the gentler! heart. Girls' Chorus 2, 31 Choir 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 FTA 3, 43 Scrivener business staff fassistant Business Managerj 43 Dance Club 2. Did you have a test today? fi I? 'QZTVY I if 'Cf' EDWARD I. EVANS -IR. Eddie General Business It if a friendly hear! that har plenty of ffiendy. Cross Country 3, Ccaptainj 43 Track 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, fPresidentJ 43 District Chorus 43 Boys' Quartet 2, 43 Boys' Octet 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Class Officer fTreasurerj 43 Service Club 3, 43 Monitors 23 Operators' Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, fSecretaryJ 3, fPresi- dentj 43 Senior Play Cast 4. Oh, what a day! THOMAS J. FRANK Tom Industrial Arts The rpirit of independence. Print Club 3, 4. 54? A l M' 'Lit . 3 ETHELANNE EYERLY Eff Business Preparatory Life if not life at all without delight. Girls' Chorus 23 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 FTA 43 FBLA 43 Library As- sistants 2, 3, 43 Spri-Hian business staff 43 Scrivener editorial staff 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Secretary 4. This is awful. MARLENE NANCY GARDNER Shorty Home Economics A gay rpifit and a happy heart. Twirler 2, 3, 43 Library Assistants 3, 43 Senior Play publicity committee 4. Think you're funny-Don't you ? 'xg' ,. Y .V -r . . -Y 5 ANI' RUTH ANN FERRELL Ferkle Business Preparatory Her worth lie! in her wealth of good nature. Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 4: Secre- tary 3, 43 FBLA 2, 43 Scrivener editorial staff 4. Tell me? GEORGE EDWARD GAUL George College Preparatory Speech if J'll1'6f.' Silence if golden. Football 43 Indoor Track 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 43 Choir 4. fn. ff'x If x V . l -af C -fx , -u -'X -aiu.. ffl . IL -tv' 'sw PAUL EUGENE GEI I YS Paul College Preparatory Saying lilfle, thinking murb. Intramural program 41 Senior Play pub- licity committee 45 Chess and Checkers Club 4, DAVID WILLARD GORBY Dave College Preparatory Il',r earief to .rmile than to frown. Glee Club 3. Choir 2. 3, -iz Hi-Y 41 Dramatic Club 3, 4g Senior Play Cast 4. You think it's easy? SANDRA LEE GIRVIN Sandy College Preparatory Of u'l7iJl .rl1e'.r thinking Hearen only knows, Il may be bookr, beam, or Jtyliflv rlozhef. Swimming 3: Cheerleaders 3g Tri-Hi-Y 45 FTA 43 Scrivener business and editor- ial staffs 4g Senior Play Cast 4g Art Work Committee 4. Say, that's great l EDITH ELLEN GRAEBER Edie General Business Humor if the harmony of the bearl- Cheerleaders 33 Intramural program 2g Girls' Chorus 2g Choir 3, 4g4Secretary 4g Dramatic Club 2. Yo Carol, stop your flirting. WILLIAM J. GLOVER Bill General Academic Fun har no limilr. Tennis 43 TAB 4. Crazy. MARTHA ELLEN GRIFFITHS Marty General Academic Coolnerr and abrence of heal and bane indicate fine qualifies. Girls' Chorus 2g Choir 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Scrivener business staff 4. Off to work again. ALBERT DAVID GUCKES Al College Preparatory A will Ia rurcerf ir half the figbl. Football 2. 3. 41 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 23 Choir 3, CTreasure-rj 41 Student Council 33 Service Club 3, 43 Monitors 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, Sports Club 21 Varsity Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. Famous last words. JAMES ALAN HOBENSACK jim College Preparatory Nu one kflfllllf zdmt be rim do lill be trier. Bowling 2, 3, 4, Monitors 2, Operators' Club 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 4. Hey, Pablo, you got the car? I'm broke! HENRY FREDRICK GUCKES Henry College Preparatory Yearning for perfection, Football 2: Basketball 2, 3, 43 Intramural program 3, Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, fTre-asurerj 43 Choir 3, 45 Service Club 3, 43 Monitors 21 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Senior Play publicity committee 4g Sports Club 25 National Honor So- ciety 4. Le-t's not get ridiculous! ANN HOHENSTEIN Ann College Preparatory She had a ,smile for ereryone And a plearanz word for all. Bowling 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 23 FTA 4g TAB fSecretaryJ 43 Girls' Shop Club 3. JOAN ELAINE HARTMANN joanie College Preparatory Neier worrier, Nerer fren, Aluuyr jolly, Full of pep, Hockey 2, fcaptainl 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4: Swimming 43 La Crosse 3. 41 Girls' Chorus 2, fSecretaryJ 3, Choir 4g'Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. lVice Presidentl 43 FTA 4g Nurses' Club 35 Scrivener editorial staff 45 Sports Club 2. Boy! That's nifty. GERALD WILLIAM HORAN Gerry College Preparatory The Jiyle ir :be man bimrelf. Baseball 25 Print Club 3, 4. Don't ya understand ? K' Quit 'hae' EDWARD SCHROYER HOTTENSTEIN Eddie College Preparatory A light heart fires long. Baseball 5. 4g Automotive Club 4. Hey. Dick. did you do your English ? Z: 1, HALSEY GALEN HOUSE Hal College Preparatory He who doer more zhingr lhan one, Alum:-35 fmdr J Iime for fun. Basketball 2. 3, 4g Baseball 2. 5. ico- captainj 43 Varsity Club 2. 3, 41 Choir 2, 5, 43 Boys' Quartet 4: Student Coun- cil fTreasurerj 4: Service Club 2. 3. 4g Monitors 2g National Honor Society 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3. This windoifs open . . CAROL ANN HOWELL Kash College Preparatory A merry heart maketh rl rheerful roun- Iemmre. Hockey 2, 3. 4: Varsity Club 5, QPresi- dentj 43 Girls' Chorus 2g Choir 3. fVice Presidentj 4: Tri-HiY 31 FTA 3, fPresi- dentj 4g Spri-Hian editorial staff 3, fCirculation Managerj 43 Scrivener ed- itorial staff 4: Senior Play Cast 4. Guess what happened?!! PATRICIA BEATRICE JOSEPH PAUL JARZYNA GAYE BARBARA JONES JACKSON joe Industrial Arts Gaye College Preparatory Pam' Cifllffle PfC'P3f3t0fY A5 nzerry ,U Ihe dug if lrmg. Sher ,1 gal jmu'd lore to meet. She ir liltle Chess and Checkers Club -ig Automo SIN'-f Ffffffa tive Club 2. 3. She is quiet She if Ju-eel. Ya big dummy, And iz pal fha! nuff he heal. Basketball 2. 3. lcaptainj 43 Volleyball 2. 32 Tennis 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Nurses Club 4: Library Assistants 43 GAA Rep Orchestra 2. 3. 43 Band 2. 3. 41 Tri-HP resentative 5: French Club ffreasurerj Y 2, 3. 43 Scrivener business staff 4, 55 Nurses' Assistant 43 Softball 2. Th3t'5 fatty! Ohll Tl1at'S neat. 'N-. Q ,als WCB H499? SHIRLEY MAE JONES Shirl Business Preparatory A ,rumzy lemper gildr llfe edgef of lifes blarkexz cloudy, Girls' Chorus 2: Choir 3, 45 FBLA 45 Spri-Hian business staff 45 Scrivener editorial staff 4: Senior Play Usher 45 School Store 3. I don't understand it. MARY ANNA KEMP Mary Business -Preparatory It if tranquil people who arcomplifb much. Basketball 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 3, 45 Handbook Committee 3g Secretary 45 Spri-Hian business staff 45 Scrivener editorial staff 45 Senior Play ticket committee 4. Oh! That's terrible! 5- NANCY ANN KARGER Nan College Preparatory Sh!! quiet lo tboie who dmfl know ber well. Bu! nh. ber friendr, what lhey tould lell. Intramural program 25 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Choir 41 Student Council 35 Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. 45 Spri-Hian business staff 3. 4, Scrivener editorial staff 45 Dra- matic Club 25 Senior Play publicity committee 4: Art Work Committee 45 Dance Club 2. Ah, yo l JANET LORRAINE KING Jan Business Preparatory I'd rather be :mall and thine Ilmn large and Call a Jlaadow. Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 3. 4: Secretary 3, 45 FBLA 45 Scrivener editorial staff 4. Anyone have any gum ? GRACE CAROL KELLY Carol College Preparatory She if jus! :be quiet kind, llwlyove lI.llI41'f.' Heier 1'arie,r. Tennis 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Library Assistants 2, 45 Scrivener editorial staff 45 Scrivener business staff 45 Senior Play publicity committee 4. Oh, please! BARBARA FRANCES KLAMT Klump College Preparatory Youila and jollizy mmlzined. Intramural program 3, 45 Cheerleaders 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2. 3: Student Coun- cil 21 TAB 2. fPresidentj 31 Spri-Hian editorial staff 3. 45 Scrivener editorial staff 45 Senior Play Cast 4: Girls' Shop Club 4. You're not too funny! :Lf SUZANNE JEAN KNOWLES Sue College Preparatory She: af pretty and ru'ee1 ar the mn be. Intramural program 23 Cheerleaders 41 Girls' 'Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 FTA' 43 Scrivener editorial staff 4: Dramatic Club 4. Ya know??!! PATRICIA ANN LAMBERT Pat College Preparatory O12 you we can always depend. You are a true and loyal friend. Tennis 41 Girls' Chorus 2. 3: Choir 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 43 Press Club 3, 43 Li- brary Assistants 43 Scrivener business staff 43 Scrivener editorial staff 43 Sen- ior Play Publicity committee 43 Dance Club 2. Keep quiet!! I'm studying. K' Q, RICHARD MAX KOCH Cookie College Preparatory U ord.r are uwlderful rbingi. Cross Country 2. 51 Track 2. 3, 4: Choir 3, 43 Boys' Octet 33 Class Officer fPreside-ntl 43 Student Council 2, 4g Operators' Club 2, fPresidentj 3. fTreasurerD 43 Scotts' Hi-Q 43 National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 4: School Store 4. It's the principle of the thing! REID WALKER LAPPIN Reid College Preparatory The greater lbe man lbe greater the courtery. Band 23 Senior Play Stage Crew 43 Auto- motive Club 3. Censored ! PATRICIA GALE KOLTUN Patsy College Preparatory Her air. her munnerr. .111 who mu' ad- mired: Cvurfeour. Ilwugla my. and genlle, lbougb retired. Girls' chorus 21 choir 5. 41 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 FTA 3, fLibrarianJ 43 Student Council 23 Spri-Hian business staff 43 Scrivener editorial staff 43 Dramatic Club 23 Senior Play publicity committee 4. SUSAN JANE LARSON Sue General Academic Lively ar the smiling day. Twirler 2. 3, 43 Nurses' Club 31 Library Assistants 3. 43 Dramatic Club 23 Senior Play Cast 43 Girls' Shop Club 4g Rifle Club 2. I don't like to say anything-but. 755 LOUIS LECALSEY Lou College Preparatory Full of erzergelir .fpirit in all things. Basketball 2, fmanagerj 3, 43 Intramural program 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 43 Orchestra 3. 43 Band 2. 3, 43 Student Council 3: Service Club 2. 3, 4: I-Ii-Y fState Legislative Assemblyj 3, 43 Senior Play Publicity Committee fchairmanj 4: Rifle Club 23 Sports Club 2. More fun than a herd of turtles. CHARLES SMITH LINDAUER III Charlie General Here duiellezb no frouvzr nor anger. Football 2: Bowling 4: Monitors 43 Operators' Club 33 Hi-Y 3. 43 Radio Club 43 Camera Club 33 Automotive Club 4. it , IL, ' .cr ,, BARBARA ANN LEVIS Lev General Business Fillr the air around uiilb beauty. Intramural program 2. 33 Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 33 Nurses' Club fVice Presidentj 4g FBLA 2. 3, 4: Library Assistants 23 TAB 3: Scrivener business staff 4: Dance Club 2. 3. H-U-H? LAWRENCE JOSEPH LOGAN, JR. Larry College Preparatory Good .fenre and good nalure are nerer ieparaled. Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3. 43 Varsity Club 43 Student Council 2, 5, 43 Serv- ice Club 4g Monitors 23 Operators' Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 23 Senior Play Cast 43 Chess and Checkers Club 2. 31 School Store 4. That's the way the cookie crumblesf' MARIA LORETTA LIBERATI Liberace General Can the talk? Well I gueuf And laugh loo. I mutt ronfeu. Too late now. KENNETH HUGH LOWNES Mole Industrial Arts For Ike ligbz heart lirer long. Football 2. 3. 43 Baseball 21 Varsity Club 3. 4: Student Council fVice Presi- dc-ntj 43 Service Club -2. 3, fPresidentJ 43 Chess and Checkers Club 43 Sports Club 2. Yo, Moss. where's Biceps and Flip- per? GERALD ALAN MASON jerry College Preparatory Hi: here, he'.r there, he'f ezferywherey In work, in play, he doe: hir Jhare. Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 35 Bowl- ing 25 Track 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 35 Choir 2, fTreasurerj 3, 45 District Chorus 3, 45 State Chorus 45 Boys' Quar- tet 45 Class Officer fTreasurerJ 2, 35 Student Council fPresidentj 45 Ex- change Student 35 Service Club 3, 45 Operators' Club 25 Scotts' Hi-Q 35 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Hi.Y 25 Senior Play Cast 4. Mench. JOSEPH VINCENT McKEE joe Industrial Arts The rmallert are urually the Jlrorzgefl. Print Club 3, 4. That's what you think! im' JACK E. MAYER Oscar Industrial Arts A Jenre of humor if ar big ar the world. Football Cmanagerj 45 Intramural pro- gram 25 Service Club 45 Chess and Checkers Club 3, 4. Dang blasted it! DAVID ALAN McKELVEY Mick College Preparatory Never an idle or dull moment, But lhrifty and thoughtful of otherr. Bowling 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3, fPresi- dentj 45 Student Council 45 Assembly Committee 45 Monitors 45 Operators' Club 2, fVice Presidentj 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, lChaplainJ 45 School Store 4. Because fwst ROBERTA ANN McCANDLESS Bert General Business Her hair was like thread: of gold. Intramural program 25 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 FBLA 2, 3, 45 Nurses' Club 45 TAB 35 Scrivener business staff 4: Dance Club 2, Well, how about that! PAUL JULES MEISEI.. Midget College Preparatory By differenl method: differenl one: excel, But here il one who doe! all ihingx well. Football 2, 3, Qco-captainj 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Class Officer fPresidentJ 2, 33 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Handbook Committee 2, 35 Service Club 2, 3, fSecretary-Treasurerj 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Hi-Y 25 Math Club 3. They don't care if we play ball here. 7 W f,3,,:s5v k eh, 2 , f' g g ,L fr ,gn , 1 ,Q F WSJ K. 4. M523 ' L 'gi mf' wh 5 f ' , We his 4 ' X 'BL , . A , , glw 'QMT . A A, 1' r , 'va ,,,A .tj I W A pg: .1 fl mu? z v J -3' , ,X 9, . f .gh L ,, .- y v ,N , ,gg 4 , ,,. f 1 . Q1- 'f 2' W3 .3140 -A ' A M 5 M A H f N ,y A W5 , I ,L H Q Q Lt, A K ' 'L A- , 2 - -A -,gg 'gtk Q' ,D 56 KM, rf A ,, , , 'QQ' ' L ' W V f we sc V4 f . . .. V , ,I ., Af ,,,, .,.,, 1 W-HM. , A 'nl' V , Q 5 'X Q Uff,,4a'79' 7 uv MQ- 1 32 ? '4' ' df Lg :,'f 1- , 's' ' 1.10 it 3 4 ROBERT KING NEELY Bob Industrial Arts Men of few wordr are llze bert men. Bowling 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3. 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Yeah--sure. JOHN EDWARD O'NEILL, JR. Jace Industrial Arts Ari il power, and to ure it ir rlrenglb. Intramural program 3, 4: Glee Club 3L Student Council 4: Spri-Hian editorial staff 4, Dramatic Club 4, Sports Club 3. Gung I-Io! MARLENE OLIVE NEFF Marl College Preparatory The .ferret of ,rurrerf ir fflilfldllfj' of purpore, Hockey 3. 43 Volleyball 1ManagerJ 3, Girls' Chorus 23 Choir 3. 4: Student Council 4g Guidance Council 21 Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4, FTA 41 FBLA fTreasurerl 3, fSecretaryj 45 Spri-I-Iian business staff 3g Scrivener business staff 45 Senior Play cast 4, Sports Club 23 School Store 4g National Honor Society 4. wma ya say? JOAN MARIE ORR joanie Business Preparatory Youlh ir full of plearanre. Girls' Chorus 2, 31 Choir 4: FBLA 2, 43 Scrivener editorial staff 4. I got a letter! 4 DIANE MARY NEVIN Nev Business Preparatory Luugbler if a mort healthful exertian. Girls' Chorus 2. 3: FTA 4g Nurses' Club 4, FBLA 2, 3. 41 Library Assistants 41 TAB 31 Sprial-Iian business staff 43 Scrivener business staff 4. See what I mean, jellybean? RAE ANNE ORTLIP Rae Mae Business Preparatory Quiet, referred, prexty, and demure. Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Choir 4g Student Council 33 Library Assistants 2, 3, 4, TAB fSecretary-Treasurerl 2, 3g Spri- Hian Business Staff 4. Why? NK NORMA LOU PIERCY Norm Business Preparatory Style and rlntlzer .fre for her kind, Bu! rbe alto har ml excellent mind. Hockey 2. 3, 41 Basketball 2. 3. 43 Vol- leyball 2, 3, 43 Tennis 3, 43 Cheer- leaders 2, 3, fcaptainj 43 Varsity Club 3, lSecretaryj 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Or- chestra 2, CSecretaryj 3, 43 Band 2, fTreasurerJ 3, 43 Class Officer fSec- retaryb 2, 33 Student Council 3, lSecre- taryj 4g National Honor Society 3, 43 Secretary 3, 4: School Store 4. Yikes!! Am I late again? MARGARET JOAN PLONEY Joni General Business Tall, Jlendef. graceful and neat. Volleyball 33 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Dental As- sistants Club 4: Scrivener business staff 4. I have to call Eddie. ELEANOR MARY PILSON Nan-Nor General Business A merry .fmile flue barb For all who greet ber. Intramural program 3, 43 Class Officer fSecretaryj 4g Secretary 43 Scrivener business staff 43 Dramatic Club fpresi- dentj 4: Senior Play Usher 43 Girls' Shop Club 3. Bye hon! Be good! RICHARD KNOLL QUINN Quinnie Industrial Arts Happy-go-lurky and carefree. Intramural program 43 Stage Crew 2, 3, 43 Chess and Checkers Club 43 Camera Club 33 Automotive Club 2. You bet!! I l JUDITH ALLEN PLATT Judy College Preparatory Eeeryllaing Jurreedf with people who are Jwee! and cheerful. Intramural program 21 Girls' Chorus 21 Choir 3, 43 Guidance Council 23 Tri- I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 41 FTA 3. fSecretary-Treas- urerj 43 Press Club 3, 43 Scrivener ed- itorial staff fCopy Editorj 43 Senior Play make-up committee 43 Dance Club 2. That's jolly. TODD STEPHEN RANKIN Todd College Preparatory The merry jen. the frequent rmile, Maker hir frierzdflaipr well worth wbile. Cross Country 23 Basketball fmanagerj 2, 3, 43 Intramural program 2, 3, 43 Baseball fmanagerj 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 District Chorus 43 Boys' Quartet 3, 43 Boys' Octet 33 Band 2, 3, 4: Student Council 43 Serv- ice Club 3, 4: Monitors 23 Hi-Y 2, 3. Great Goog-A-moogaf' 7:- lie, ROBINSON BAIRD RIDER, JR. Rob Industrial Arts Don't lake life too Jeriou5ly-- You'll never get ou! alire. Football 3g Wrestling 23 Hi-Y 33 Auto- motive Club 3. Ya big dummy! NANCY JEAN RUSHTON Rusht General Business Here liver the foul enfbanted By melody of Jong. Bowling team 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Choir 3, 43 Secretaries 43 FBLA 3, 43 Library Assistants 43 Spri-Hian business staff 43 Scrivener editorial staff 43 Scrivener business staff fAssistant Business Man- agerj 43 Senior Play ticket committee 4. Meet you under the clock. ALMA-JEAN MARGARET RILEY A. J. Business Preparatory A Jmile for all, a greeling glad, A friendly, jolly way rlae bad. Bowling team 33 Student Council 4 Girls' Shop Club 5, 4, School Store 4i I'll never tell, INGRID RYLANDER Ingrid College Preparatory She may be quiet, Jbe may be thy, Bu! tl1ere'J a twinkle in ber eye. Student Council 43 Exchange Student 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4: Senior Play publicity com mittee 43 Girls' Shop Club 4. MARK ROBINSON, JR. Squirrel Industrial Arts Youth ir full of fporl. Print Club 43 Automotive Club 2. DAVID MATTHEW SALOPEK Saddle College Preparatory A man'5 comfefration concern: hir in- tererl. Football 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 4g Monitors 2. Did I tell you about the time ?- WILBUR RODGER SCHOPF, JR. Egghead Industrial Arts Dante, laugh, and he merry. Wrestling 33 Bowling 3, 43 Track 33 Dramatic Club 4. ELIZABETH MARIE SHANNON Shaggy College Preparatory A good laugh ir sunshine in the houfe. Swimming 4g Tennis 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 23 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Spri-Hian business staff 3: Scrivener editorial staff 43 Scrivener business staff 43 Senior Play Usher 43 Dance Club Z3 Nurses' Assistants 4. That's what you think! IP JACQUELIN HAZEL scHWATr jacie College Preparatory A kind and gentle hear! the rhowr, In comforting hath friends and foef. Intramural program 23 Girls' Chorus 23 Choir 3, 43 Orchestra 23 Color-guard 43 Student Council 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, fSecretaryj 43 FTA 43 Scrivener ed- itorial staff 43 Dramatic Club 23 Senior Play Cast 4. That's fur sure! JUDITH ANN SHAPIRO Judie College Preparatory Your brain well furnished, your tongue well taught. To prefs with energy your ardent thought. Volleyball fmanagerj 23 Intramural pro- gram 23 Tennis fmanagerj 2, 3, 43 Var- sity Club 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Choir 3, 43 Guidance Council 23 FTA 3, 43 Li- brary Assistants 2, 3, 43 Press Club 2, 3, 43 Spri-Hian editorial staff 2, 3, 43 Scrivener editorial staff 43 Senior Play Prompter 43 Dramatic Club 2, 33 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Don't worry 'bout it. GAII. PATRICIA SEPTOR Gail College Preparatory Soodnerr ir earier to recognize than iefine. Girls' Chorus 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, fTreas- urerj 43 FTA 43 Nurses' Club 3, fPresi- dentj 43 Library Assistants 3: Scrivener editorial staff 43 Spri-Hian business staff 4g Dramatic Club 33 Senior Play publicity committee 4. Oh, yo! JOYCE RUTH SHARER Joyce College Preparatory 'Tir well to he merry ond' wire. Hockey 23 Intramural program 23 Tri- Hi-Y 43 FTA 2, 3, 43 Library Assist- ants 4g Spri-Hian editorial staff 43 Scrivener editorial staff 43 Senior Play prompter 43 junior Play Property Com- mittee 33 French Club 2, 3. We missed ya yesterday. RICHARD EVANS SMITH Dick College Preparatory Knowledge if power. Basketball 2. 3. fco-captainj 45 Track 2, 3, fCaptainj 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Service'Club 2, 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3. Look, here comes Woody. ROBERTA ANN STRAIN Bobbie College Preparatory Always good-nrztured and full of fun, A laughing word for everyone. Intramural program 25 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 3, CSecretaryj 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, fChaplainj 45 FTA fVice Presidentj 3, 45 Spri-Hian busi- ness staff 2, 3, fCirculation Manager, 45 Scrivener business staff 45 Sports Club 2. Let's play tennis. i LORE'I'I'A ANN SONSINI Rett General Business A friend in need, a friend wbo'J true, lVl1o'll nerer fail I0 help you lbrougb. Secretaries 45 Spri-Hian business staff 45 Dramatic Club 2, 45 Senior Play Usher 45 School Store 3. Hi-Babel JAMES ALAN STROUD jim General Academic Popular, guy and friendly ir be. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 Service Club 3, 4. MARY LOUISE STEARNS Max College Preparatory Accomplirlymenlr were nalive Io ber mind. Hockey 2, 3, QCaptainQ 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Swimming 35 Varsity Club 3, QChaplainj 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Spri-Hian editorial staff 2, 3, 45 Scrivener editorial staff 45 Senior Play Property Committee 45 Athletic Coun- cil 45 National Honor Society 4. Ah, Yo, everybody ! RICHARD DAVID SXVITZER Dick College Preparatory A failbful friend if the meditine oflife Radio Club 45 Automotive Club 4. ROBERT G. TAYLOR Lover Boy General Academic Lirely in m.-mrier - Jtill lirelier in Jpeecb. Library Assistants 2, 3, 45 TAB 2, 3, 4, Love can move mountains. ROBERT GEORGE THRONLEY Bob College Preparatory There ir no u'i,rdom like frarzknerf. Track 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 43 Scrivener editorial staff fPhotographerJ 43 Senior Play publicity committee 45 Camera Club 2. 31 Benchwarmers Photographer 3, 4. I'll think about it. ELIZABETH W. TELGH EIDER Liz College Preparatory Her good mauve 'luwr ber mring grace. Intramural program 25 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 3. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 FTA 45 Press Club 2, 3, 45 Spri- Hian editorial staff 3, 45 Scrivener ed- itorial staff 4g Scrivener business staff 41 Dramatic Club 3: Senior Play pub- licity committee 45 Sports Club 2. Hi, Kidclies! SUSAN ANNE TORBIT Sue College Preparatory Though .rbe purruw a Jrbolarly um, Much fun rhe find: from day to day. Basketball QManage-rj 2. 3, 41 VarSify Club 4: Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 3, 43 Guidance Council 25 Scotts' Hi-Q 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 45 FTA 3, fDistrict Executive Committeel 4: Press Club 2. 3. 45 Spri-Hian editorials staff 2, 3: Scrivener editorial staff fEditor- in-chiefj 45 Dramatic Club 2. I don't know. WAYNE STEVEN TEMPLE Wfayne General Life if J jeff. Football 25 Track 2: Glee Club 21 Auto- motive Club 2. 3, 4. RICHARD LEE TROISCHT Dick College Preparatory If be will. you may depend on il, If be u'on't you may bel on it, Football 2, 3, 41 Bowling 45 Baseball 2, 3. 45 Varsity Club 4: Glee Club 21 Hi-Y 2. fTreasurerD 35 Chess and Checkers Club fPresidentJ 45 Sports Club 2. 432' 62 iii Z LOLA IRENE TRUDE Lol' Business Preparatory A 1A'lHHlK2 hearl. J helffing hand. alupllyr ready on demand. Bowling fCaptainj 3, -lg Student Coun- cil -1: Assembly Committee -lg Secre- tary 3. -11 FBLA 2. lVice Presidentj 3. Cllresidentj elf TAB 23 Spri-I-Iian busi- ness staff 3, fBusiness Managerj 4g Scrivener editorial staff fTyping Editorl 43 Senior Play Usher 4g School Store 3, fChairmanj 4g National Honor So- ciety 4. Where is he? Where is he? GERALDINE MAY WENKEL Gerry General Business Sbeb' full of pep and humor and a real good rfmrz ar uelf. Basketball 2. 3. -'Ig Intramural bowling 4g Twirler 2, 3: Majorette -lx Senior Play Usher 4g Scrivener editorial staff 41 Sports Club 2. Oh yeah! CELESTINE BARBARA VISHNESKY Tina General Business A carefree lair wills laughing eyef. Nurses' Club 4: Spri-Hian business staff 43 Dramatic Club 31 Senior Play Usher 4, Isn't he a dolll JOHN ANDERSON WESLEY John Industrial. Arts He llaai if slow 10 anger if belief than line 7I1i.QfJZj. Intiamural program 4: Service Club 41 Locker Boy 41 Chess and Checkers Club 49 bfilitary Club 3, Did you see Lea ? JOHN LENNEL WALLER john College Preparatory S1111 climbing afler knowledge infinite. Indoor Track 4g Track 2, 43 Baseball 33 Glee Club 2g Choir 4: Student Council 3. 1Chaplainj fParliamentarianj 4g Service Club 2, 3. fChaplainJ 4: Moni- tors fCaptainJ 2: Hi-Y 3, 4g FTA 3, 45 Senior Play publicity committee 4g Math Club 31 Sports Club 2g School Store 4: Bible Club 3. Got a ride, Dick? IARED DUNN WOLFE Wolfey College Preparatory lV'iz if flue Jail of tonreryatian. Track 2. 3. 4g Hi-Y 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 4g Chess and Checkers Club 34 Rifle Club 2. I'm afraid not. fn-B ROLAND WESLEY WOODRUFF Woody College Preparatory Hir friendi-they are many. Hit foer-are there any? Football 2, 3, CCO-Captainj 43 Bas- ketball 2, 3, fCo-Captainj 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, fPresidentJ 43 Glee Club 23 Student Council iSer- geantvat-Armsj 43 Service Club 23 Mon- itors 23 Hi-Y 2, 33 Camera Club 2, 3, 4. BETH ANN WORTHINGTON Worth College Preparatory There ir only one proof of ability- action. Hockey 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 43 Girls' Chorus fSecretaryj 23 Orchestra fSec- retaryj 2, 3, fStudent Directorj 43 District Orchestra 2, 3, 4g State Or- chestra 3g Band fManagerj 2, 3, 4g Stu- dent Council 23 Scott's Hi-Q 4g FTA 3, 4g Spri-Hian editorial staff 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 National Honor Society 4. Oh swell . . . neat. ive! of great men all remind ur We can make our live: ruhlime And, departing, leave hehina' us Footprint: on the :ands of timeg 5 BARBARA JEAN YOCHUM Barb General Academic There's no ruhrtitute for talent. Girls' Chorus 2g Choir 3, 4g Scrivener editorial staff fArt Editor-J 43 Dance Club 2. I wish I knew when he was coming home. 33 OOTPRINITS ONT TI-IE SANDS OF TIME XX1rh memorres of eyents eone hy md dreams of what was yet to come we held our trrst class meetrng on lrnuary 6 195 At thrs trme the tollowrng ofrrcers were elected tor our sophomore year Paul Nlersel presrdent Pat Hoehl yrce presldent Norma Lou Prerex seeretary 1nd lerry Nlason treasurer Our class adyrsors were Mrs Ada Peel rnd Nlr lrmes XX eryer XX hen sy rrne came ylrns got under w ry for the Soph Hop whrch was held on May 19 5 The Sentrmentalrsfs were chosen to proyrde the musre and they played whrle we drneed rmrdst rn outdoor settrne In The Good Ole Summertrme The same class offreers were re elected for our yunror year and rrght away we became knee deep rn magazrne suhserrptrons erry Mason was awarded a Buloya wrrst watch Drck Crewdson a portable radro and Pat Hoehl a flash camera for sellrng the most suhserrptrons Ihe enxeloy e rn whreh 1 nlme w as placed at the hegrnnmg of the campaxgn w rs opened hy Mrs Peel Lee Blake was the lucky girl and she rcceryed one hundred dollars On une 2 1956 the unror Semor Prom was held at the Penn Sherwood Hotel We danced to the musrc of Al Leopold Realrzlng rts nearness our thoughts turned to the hre year that was raprdly approachrng Suddenly rt w rs upon us Our Sennor year was actually here The newly elected class oftreers were Rrehrrd Koeh presrdent Drck Crew dson yrce presrdent Eleanor Prlson secretary and llddre Lx ms trelsurer Betore long our Qhrrstmas Card Sale had come and gone ohn XValler recery ed a free Washrngton trrp for sellrng the most eards and Rrchard Koch was rermhursed for the New Xork trrp On Noyember 15 we arrry ed rn New York Crty eager wrth antrerpatlon After a full dry of tourrnce Rrdro C rty the l nrted Natrons Burldrng and the Emprre State Burldmg exeryone w as quxte trred It the termrnitron ol the hus rrde On March 1 The Red House Mystery 0 r class yly sas presented under the drreetron ot Mrss ldlth Breelow Then 1 mllowed the rrrp to XXash1ny,ron D C on May 16 and 1 The lunror Senror Prom w rs held rr the tluh Del Rxo the Baeealxureate Seruce on lune 7 and frnally eommeneement on lune Imh And so rt was thu the dream coneeryed rn the early days of our class had come and eone ft' .. k A I , ' . 1 - y 4 , , v, , 4 1 , - rf, 'A . L ' . ' ' ' 'K 4' ' ' V ' I A ' A. 1 . ' ' Q . 1 . 1 1 A ,N V 1 '. Ne ' ' ' H' ' . ' 'R e . 7. Sl. 'c' ' . ff ' ' r ' ' ' e ' 1 f r 7, ' ' , A w 1 ' ' . , , , W' ' 1 e 2 '. ' ' ' 'rf ' ' l. '. 1 A ' A ' - l ' , - l ' ' A , 1 , Y 'G rf ' A 1 Y ,Lu L- k .1 1- . , A- A I i Q - A s 1 1 7 , , e , ., . s el V , V 1 VA vA .U . , 5 V .v Y. . v r ' . ' , A lv A l'1 fl 4 V 1 '1 A ' -4 V Y 4 A s 1 Iv Q 11, , .Lg , 1 K 1 1 K 1 .4 A ., ,- . u cd.. ,,,. A 1 . 4' . , 1 .g 1. .yi V Q - N y, k v -1 1 A. 1 Q -. v 5 V I . . '.f ' 1 ' ' . ' ' 1 ' ' ' -. T1 . ,S L I 1 .A .I 1 4 . . - L . v 432 llxi iw sq CLASS WILL, 1957 AND DEPARTING LEAVE BEHIND US . . . our most beloved and treasured possessions which we, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty'-seven, of Springfield High School, no longer need nor desire. KEN ALLEN, will my ability to make football prac- tice twice a week and never be early to Hook Bill Mitchell and Slapper Phil Mitchell. PAT ANDERSON will that my apparition shall come back to haunt these happy' halls of Springfield Amen IM ATZ will my ability to get along with Mr Hottenstein to Ray Salopck IM BARDEN will my seat in Goy s sophomore health class to any senior who wants it GAIL BEAM will my easy OJ yob as hockey man ager to any available girl in the Class of 1960 LEE BLAKE will my ability to mess up soloists in future shows to Marcia Fuller BILL BOCZKOWSKI will my Gear Grinders yacket to Mr Cannon LEAMAN CALDWELL will my locker key yob to anyone who delights in being late for classes PAUL CAPUS will my old bald tires and mufflers as willed to me by Dick Householder to my Lad Dick Dodson ELAINE CHARLESTON will my luck of being en gaged to all steadies DAVID COE will my serious hours of concentrated work in Chemistry Lab to Gary Warner DENNIS CONLIN will to Dr Madeira my strange ability to write summarized summaries PNUT COTTRILL will all my old books with Eddie written all oyer them to Karen Peters DICK CREWDSON will the fuehrership of the Grunt Club to a good Grunt Dick Stretton NANCY CUPHAVER will my little white Jag t Bobby Gattey and grant Sheila Manning the posses sion of my wit and charming personality KEN CURRY will to Mr Hottenstein 500 000 library passes for use in future study halls RITA DALFSSANDRO will my punchy twitch to all punchy twitchy people HULINGS G DARBY will my pre idency of the Operators Club to someone with a much louder yell than mine JOYCE DASCOLA will my nickname Blacksmith giyen to me by Dr Madeira to my sister Arlecn LANCE DAVIS will the bottle of peroxide that Judy Urian willed to me to oan Van Wfinkle so she can touch up her orange hair CAROL DEGLER will my loye of accompanying the Choir to Marcia Fuller ANITA DEL COLLIANO, will the Spri-Hian files to posterity. AL DENK will my' scrap metal to Mr. McCoy. BOB DE LUCA will to Don De Palma my English book and hope he has Dr Madeira DOMINICK DI NATALI will my parking place in back of school to Carl Schaub DAVID DOWNES will my oil well to any unior with a 46 Chexy EARL J DUNCAN JR will my motorcycle to my brother Bob and my muffler to Mr Fry JUDY EAVES will my PAD teacher to Shelby Udakin and wish her a lot of luck with him IDA EBLING will all my old Spri Hian assignments to my sister Kathy SALLIE EIKNER will to Elaine Bryan my bleach streak may you always keep it bright BONNIE ELLIS will all my broken eggs to the janitor EDDIE EVANS will my sock to Karin Peters with the hope that she can stand the smell ETHFLANNE EYERLY will my ability to haye par ties eyery Friday night without knowing it to Kay Matter RUTH FERRELL will my ability to say the wrong things at the wrong time to Eunice Thomas MARLENE GARDNER will to my brother Terry my ability to get only good marks in English GEORGE GAUL will my ability to make a mess out of ey ery chemistry experiment to any Junior who has the nerye to take Chemistry A SANDY GIRVIN will my Junior classes this year to any Senior next year with a schedule as confused as mine DAVID CORBY will my ability to get along in Eng lish to Ired Warner EDIE GRAEBER will my ability to pick out a bottle of yogurt instead of milk to anyone who cant read labels in a New York Cafeteria MARTY GRIFFITHS will my ability to be late for English class to anyone crazy enough to want it ALBERT GUCKES will my ability to hit Mr Bell s pitching for a 600 axerage to anyone unlucky enough to be thc obyect of his fungo stick HENRY GUCKES will the batting ips gi en to me by Mr Bell to Bob Duncan I , J . . I, , V , . . ' I J Y , , , , , t I, , . . . ' - ' ' . . ,l , ' I ' , ' ' I, 3 ' , f J . I l Y . Y l . h I y Y , I l a ' 'a ' , . . 1 Q l i l I I I, , 'V . . . A , V. . . D 7 , I, 7 Y. .- . . . . I 1 Y . ' L , ' ' n L . . - s s l , I, , 1 - . . I, A y . .. Y - ,, ' ' ' ' . 1 v ' A ' ' I , - I, , h U ' , ' , I, , ' Y , - 4 . 7 n V . . . . - .. ,, 7 0 ' ' A 1 - 1, , ' ' ' 4 I - Y . V . 7 I ' A. 7 ' V In V ' - I, J , 'i ' In ' ' I ' J 4 Y V- Y- I : . , D I, 4 V . .. '. I. ' y ,' , V. v . , I ,, gl , ., Y I - L. se . f v A ' A . , . , , , , -. , I , . , , K- , ,A ' I7 4 ' . Y .. . - , . Y' I ' . I H 7 . l' ' 7' ' J' . .. .. .' L 1 y . . qt. . . f V . , - . - 7 CLASS WILL 1957 JOAN HARTMANN will my ability to slip in the mud at hockey practice to Carol Boyer JIM HOBENSACK will my old worn out bald tires to Tom fRudyJ Pugsley who needs them ANN HOHENSTEIN will my inability to compre hend chemistry to Mary Lee Patton and I hope that she does better in that class than I did ED HOTTENSTEIN will my ability to answer a question correctly in Dr Madeiras English class to any Junior that will take it HALSEY HOUSE will my ability to put a bill in a basket to my brother immy who sure could use it CAROL HOWELL will my four leaf cloyer to next year s hockey team and may they be undefeated PATTY JACKSON will to my sister Peggy what is left of the midnight oil I used to complete Dr Madeiras English assignments OE ARZYNA will my engineer boots to Dr Nunan GAYE JONES will my ability as a farmer to Ruth Cottrill who is dying to become a farmers wife SHIRLEY JONES will my ability to give Dr Madeira a kiss to Pinky Hickman NANCY KARGER will my ability to be ignorant and happy at the same time to any future senior to any other hungry artist MARY KEMP will my seat in Mr Tate s bookkeep ing class to any junior foolish enough to take Book keeping II ANET KING will my great fortune of being Mr Morgan s secretary to my sister Midge BARBARA KLAMT will my cheerleading sweater to ack Hagele and my loye troubles to Helen Hill who has enough of her own SUE KNOWLES will my ability to bend glass tubes to any underclassman who attempts chemistry RICHARD KOCH will all the insane things I ve done to any loose nuts that are left behind PATSY KOLTUN will my ability to talk too much in P A D class to my sister Karen who is noisy too PAT LAMBERT will my ability to out talk Dr Ma deira in English class to Lois Altman REID LAPPIN will to John Liebeskind my attraction to the office SUSAN LARSON will to Mr Bay my bother Paul in five years LOUIS LE CALSEY will my ability to burn Mr Hottenstein with a hot glass rod to any Junior un lucky enough for it to happen to him BARBARA LEVIS will my lose for com ertibles to Edie Hiddeman MARIE LIBERATI will my two heads to anybody who hasnt got one namely Bill Keegan CHARLES LINDAUER will my Elxis guitar to Irs Lrndley if he acquires the ability to play it LARRY LOGAN will my ability to mix up words to anyone vsho will have it KEN LOWNES will my stool at Charlie s to Bob Nussey JERRY MASON will my ability to get around in Paris to this year s exchange student ROBERTA MCCANDLESS will all my good times in Dr Madeira s English class to any junior OE McKEE will my sideburns to Dr Madeira DAVID MCKELVEY will my clean white handker chief to Bob Gattey who somehow keeps getting his re PAUL MEISEL wrll my ability to sleep in assembly to any Junior who will take the chance of arousing Dr Nunan s temper OHN MILLER will my chemistry book to anyone SUE MORGAN will my undeseryed first chair n orchestra to anyone else who cant play OE MOSSMAN will my green Ford skirts to Bob Thomas CAROLYN MOYER will all my old curlers bobby pins and pony tail rubber bands to all those lucky enough to still haxe long hair BOB MURRAY will my ability to keep .1 car clean cxen in 10 degree weather and keep all finger prints off it to Bob Black NILS NAUMAN will 1ll my good times in America to next year s exchange students ROBERT NEELY will my white motorcycle Jacket to anyone crazy enough to ride a motorcycle MARLENE NEH' will my size 12 hockey tunic the smallest one ayailable to Sandy Bear DIANE NEVIN will the honor of being Dr Ma deirw. s neighbor to some future student ACK O NEILL will all my girls to all the boys OAN ORR will to my sister Carol my ability to un derstand Mr Tates explanation of Bookkeeping II 7 a in V s ' Q i It 1 I Y J I , i . I, 7 ' , -' ' V s 'V i i A I, , ' VA, . . .i i . i A 1 A 7 Y I1 V s i 4 N I I J . , L J ' , ' ' ' . ' - . . i . . A iv i Y J ' V ' d. CAROL KELLY, will my ability to eat during art class who wants to learn about Avagadro's hypothesis. ' ' A I, 4 , V, I Y . K . I ' 1, J . , f i 1 f 1 i I I A ' I I ' I . J , Y . , I, Y . Y . . V I J K H ' - . ' . . , - . ' y . ' - X v I, v H . L 7 . A . A . 9 I- . I Y ' A1 'A , J Y ch . . , , ' x , , , . I, . . 1, Y. Y . I K V A V . gy CLASS WILL 1957 RAI' ORTLIP w1ll my Interest In the Operator s Club to my srstcr Paula 'NIORMA LOU PIERCY vyrll my abrllty to be early ' to any fool vyho IS alvyays late TLFANOR PILSONI vyrll my rbrluty to solye yeople s Ioye If problems but not my oyyn to ern Traey LDY PLATT yyrll my abrlrty to eat a lot and stay thnn to my slster Polly JOAN PLONEY yyrll my nlee natural curly halr to Grnny Dalrymple 1 poor soul yyho has naturally straight harr DICK QUINN yyrll all my used ergar butts to Mr McCoy TODD RANKIN vyrll my abnlrty to laugh at anythnng at mytrme to some jolly yumor ROBIN RIDFR yynll all my scholastic abrlntres to any returmng senxor ALMA ITAN RILIY yyrll my seat rn Mr Tates bookkeeprng elass to my srster Shella MARK ROBINSON yyrll my mtellrgence to Daye Beauear NANCY RUSHTON wrll my front seat rn D Madenra s Fnglrsh class to my brothers Bob and B111 to Mr Hall DAVID SALOPFK yyrll my seat ID the frrst royy of Dr Maderra s Iznglrsh class to my younger brother Ray RODGER SCHOPF yyrll my gym sunt to anyone yyho yyrll vyash It ACII' SCHWATT yynll my abrllty to take a tam ln stead of a bus to the Unnted Natrons Burldrng to my srster Bey vyho rs a sloyy eater too GAIL SLPTOR yyrll my terrxtre memory to my slster an May she use rt to greater adyantage than I drd BTTTY SHANNON yylll my abllrty to break glasses to anyone yyho yytnts 1 neyy y ur ILDIIL SHAPIRO yyrll the rxght to make my will to anyone vyho ean thrnk ot somethrng for me to yyrll IOYCI' SHARER vyrll my rrekety old typcyyrmter to Bert Klein CYou ll lrnd the Ldffldgt rn the top flghl hand drayyer I DICK SMITH yyrll to my slster Pat my Ireneh abllrty LORI TTA SONSINI yylll all my syyeaters to Dee Hagen MARY LOU STTARNS vylll my abrllty to cheer for the other team yyhen the trmes get rough to Elarne Bryan BOBBIF STRAIN yyull the abulrty to be yoted most talkatrye yyrthout saynng a word I 5 to my srst Nancy IM STROUD yylll my good luck rn baseball to Gary XV1rner DICK SXX ITZLR yyrll my seat In solld geometry to Fd Van Scorer IIZ 'Il LCHTIDTR yyrll my ablllty to keep a calm eool temper rn Mr Tate s ty pmg class to any excrtable future senror ty pmg student BOB TAYLOR yyrll to anyone who wants to be krdded all year about ut my theme Loye Can Moye Moun tams XVAYNE TEMPLI' vyrll my abrlrty to succeed In all my work to rmmy Malloy ROBI RT THORNLFY vynll to anyone ln need of rt one lnferrorrty eomplex for use In the presence of Ray Ianeher SUF TORBIT wrll to my slster Ro my abrhty to ask clear CJD questxons that confuse eyeryone mcludrng the teacher and myself thlng I haye LOLA TRLJDE yyrll my many aetryrtres to Sophra Corsones TINA VISHNESKY yyrll my vyalk to Lynne Wrl Ilams OHN XVALLER yyrll my rnfalllbxllty IU Mr XVea yer s solrd geometry to anyone who mrght need nt GLRRY XVENKLL yyrll my abllxty to mrss the New York bus to anyone yyho lrkes to rude through Nevy York Clty IH 1 taxr eab OHN XVESLFY wrll my locker key yob to any boy vsho likes to yy alk through the halls yyrth the grrls IARID XVOLII yyrll to eff Robrnson my lords tyyo 1nd only yyhlte yyall tures BI TH XWORTHINGTON wrll my srlent eymbal erashes to the drum royy to break nn next year s noyrce BARBARA XOCHLM yy ll my xbrlrty to yresent my Idea of a Irmnted Wlorld Goyernment to any yunlor yyrth enough nerye to stand up agarnst the elass 3 1 , 1' A ' ' I. 1 , V '. ' fiy v ' ' . I -I I. . .. -' - .4 V. V I 1, ' .CF 'fem I, , 'A ' Y .. . ' J 1 Q ,' 1. ' A 1, ,, K y. . -ly A - 'Y ' , I, - 'B 1 1 1 , f' ' . M ' ' , ' y A ' V f f I ' I' I ll V A S A h I I If 5 -' ly X - ' ' Y v ty 7. v . . V A . Y ' 1 1 f 1 1- M A1 1 1 ,' y' . I 1 I, 2 4 q V. , ., y ' ' r. f ' I ' ' ' I INGRID RYLANDER, will a book of Swedish history' I. DICK TROISCHT, will HOfl1iI1g IUCCGUSC I need CVCFY- .S .e , , 5 4 . , , 1, y v ,L - V '. ' 5 ' - ' ' ' - L : . , ,A ' , y -v is ,. 1, 2 ' fi, J L -f 2 Al' I. I ',. I. 'i 'Q ax 1 E ' l f 5 - .. l , , 1. 2 'fax rv , MOST VERSATILE Paul Mciscl Norma Lou Piercy CUTEST Ken Allen Sun- Knuwlcs MOST DIGNIFIED Henry Guykcs judy Platt 'S Ht fjgq , 'ff f nr? . A as B3 ll! Hy, ll lp' .., W i uf i?'l QL'Iff,l'lfST '11 F D Pxul Gcttys Id.x lflwlmg ' X L 'BX 1 . gk ,f S 0 Y? Ng!- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sue Torbit crry Mason HO BEST LEADERS. Sue Morgan Dick. Koch X I s li! 2'- Q' dy WK L X X- 1 I 4. 1 mr ,W , , I S T L if FRIENDLI EST Gelry Wenkcl Eddie Evans 1237 w I J AY 4E -xl 45 F' BEST DRESSED acie Schwatt Gerry Horan . O 0 s I . f if fit BEST PERSONALITY K X ' x X IS It -5-S? 2 . , 2 Y 9 4 BEST ATI iI.IiTII Rolmd XY'owdruI'i' Nluy Lou Stmrms- WHO,S .lark O'Ncill Eleanor Pilson I x I BEST LOOKING 1 I 1 I.Lx1m.m Cdldxwll In 'rid R 'Linder ' K I , Ken Lowncs . fy 4 33 3 ' f - Q 3' . E V 'Z' 1? I 5 ff- fav 45 MOST IfI.IRTATIOLTS Dominik Di Namll lilmxwr Pilwn if I i . Q 2 E E- 4 wa. .Y S T 7 5 2 Q2 v 3' k - rf .X 1' , ,X W' Y ' r 4 5 BEST SPORT Shirley Jones junk Mayer MOST TAIKATIV12 Bobbic Strain Bob Taylor MOST POPULAR Patsy Koltun Ken Luwucs joan Ploncy I X. ,fx ,vhs N 1 'J J 'P -. A ,X X 4 m AK 'Q , T .5' 1- 1 gh- S T T7 'T Q, . 4 , , ' ki ,, :' V P Q y YS 'V' K X N T X 4 L s 'f CLASS CLOVUNS CK Edie Craclvcr Dipk Cr :Lf Q, Xi 1 Ill I PIII R cwdson EXCHANGE Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education. This is true for the ex- change students of Springfield High School. Such an experience is possible through the co-operation of the American Field Service and our Student Council. The first exchange student sent abroad by Springfield High School was Jerry Mason. jerry spent the summer preceding his Senior year in Reutligen-Betzinger, a town in southern Germany. His German family consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Reu- ter and their two sons, Karl, 18, and Siegried, li. In addition to seeing the country around Reutligen-Betzinger, Jerry and his brother, Siegried, took a trip through Italy, Austria, and southern Germany. Upon leaving the Reuter family jerry went to Paris, France, for five days with other American exchange students who spent the summer in Europe. From there he went to La Havre and finally back to Springfield. The American Field Service also sends students from Europe to the United States. This year Springfield was fortu- nate in having two exchange students- Ingrid Rylander from Sweden, and Nils Naumann from Germany. Ingrid is staying with the Larson family wlile in America. In Sweden she lives in a large city called Gothenburg. Ingrid has a varied school program. Some of the subjects which she studied are English, French, Latin, geometry, history, geogra- STUDENTS phy German Swedrsh algebra cookmg and sewlng Readxng rs a favornte lersure pastrme for Ingrrd She has also traveled qu1te a brt Her v1s1ts rn Europe have been to Holland Bclglum France Swltzerland Austrla Norway and Denmark In the future Ingrid feels she mrght lrke to work as a secretary for the Em bassy Our other exchange student N115 Nau mann comes from Hamburg Germany where he lrves with hrs mother two brothers and his sister Here 1n Amerlca he IS staymg wxth the Mason famrly In Germany Nils attends the gymnas lum which IS s1m1lar to hrgh school and he majors rn ancrent languages There are no socral actrvrtres rn German schools Sports are however ava1lable and Nlls partrcrpates rn both fneld hockey and rce hockey When N115 returns to Germany he will have one more year at the gymnasxum to complete and then he would lrke to be come a phllologrst one who studles lan guages The new students at Sprrngfleld have really beneflted from the experxence of the exchange students We now under stand a lxttle b1t more about how others lxve and some of thenr customs We have enjoyed havlng Ingrxd and Nils stay wnth us and we also enjoyed hearmg about errys trrp Best of luck rn the future to all of you 7 9 1 x V . x 1 9 1 9 1 ' , . 9 1 1 x s 1 2 1 . V . 1 , . J , . . C Howell' B' 50l'I. tonY' 3' Ma for All , 6 HOV' escap . Q. A U3 E. Ex an. Kxamg. and BARBARA KLAMT ,N 'ff' MISS EDITH BIGELOW A r. Dfrefmr ax 1. I. Ks T7 lx IH, DICK KOCH LARRY LOGAN THIS CLASS of 1957 of SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL preferzlx Dfrefled by fllark Able!! Roberf Able!! Richard Koch Angelfz Norbury Carol Howell Mm, john Norbnry Beth Wonhington Mallbeu' Cayley Lawrence Logan Belly Cfzfffzdine Barbara Klamt M . oluz Callfzdine acquelm Schwatt Major Rzwzbold Dax ld Gorby Can Fnrst row L Logan R Koch E Exans S Gmm Second row B Klamt C Howell M Ixeff J Wolfe S I Make 1, ' P ro fhe faq I mm P ' Gad' f ' NSY Kol I or th6 hc-rfornwgggcand JUCIY P133 lb I 46 I ' eff lkleg THE RED HOUSE MYSTERY by A. A. Milne Miss Edith Bigelow Bill Beverley Edward Evans Ruth Norrif Susan Larson Antony Gillingbanz Gerald Mason Audrey Sievem Marlene Neff Elrie Wood Sandra Girvin Mm. Slerem Ethelanne Eyerly Impeftor Binh Jared Wolfe Larson. Third row: E. Eyerly, J, Schwatt, J. Mason,-D. Gor- by, B. Worthington. Prapen J' . and Sue Agsfllmuffe Lee B fs-an seg lak th fy M e stage for 3:3 PIE: Stearns, .fa tmirw ' H-11. EDDIE EVANS JERRY MASON 'Mm' CAROL HOWELL l . are: PYOMPWH: JQCEFTLOQL for MW Show f And ff Sag D Coe. D' Nefgzflo, and 5. ihagfagm ra. L21PP ' l3arbY- B' Hiiqlugli. Rfiblnson' Crewdson, 47 PROPHECY A U C TI U N .TUNE6I987 8 OO PIVI SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FIELD Pnocesns Fam 'ms Arr-'AIR um so Towmans THE SIXTH Aoomou OF sw s 11'ams1NvENTaoN5 AND MISCE LLANEOUS DATA wII.I. BE SOLD oonrnous LIJILL BE GRATEFULL1 ACCEPTED Whlle we are waItIng for the auctlon to start lets observe some early arrrvals At the fIelds entrance we see multImIllIonaIre CHARLES LINDAUER dIstrIbutIng used 3100 bIlls whrle CAROL DEGLER Home Ec teacher at S H S IS preparrng to grve away samples of her students cookIng Srgn paInter JACK O NEILL has just returned from post Ing auctron sxgns throughout SprIngfIeld Famous orator RICHARD KOCH has taken tIme off from hrs busy schedule to act as auctroneer He IS followed by Secretary of the Year NORMA PIERCY who Wlll record the purchases and money collector EDWARD EVANS bank presIdent Photographer ROLAND WOODRUFF and newspaper reporter ANITA DEL COLLIANO are also ready for actron We have enough tIme to take a look at some of the Items to be auctIoned Here come vIolInIst BETH WORTHINGTON wIth her Hot Canary cage ChampIon frgure skater DAVE DOWNES has hrgh hopes of sellmg hrs learner skates RODGER SCHOPF successor to Arthur Murray has InstructIons for waltzlng to rock n roll Plans for a dream house wIll wIll auctron h1s helmet KEN CURRY of Bell Telephone has offered hIs Inventxon the vIdeophone whIch enables you to see as well as hear your party The crowd has gathered now and the auctron IS about to begm Here come some last mrnute donat1ons GERRY WENKEL retIred professronal twrrler rushes forvv ard mth her llghted baton AIrl1ne stewardess RAE ORTLIP has the latest In safety belts whrch should certarnly Interest KEN LOWNES and JACK MAYER owners of the Sprrngfreld to PhIladelphIa helrcopter servIce Due to an unfortunate accrdent Juggler GAYE JONES must part wIth her beloved lndran clubs Covsgrrl PAT ANDERSON has some ready made lassoes At the auctIoneers srgnal the frrst Item IS put on the block JLDIE SHAPIROS haIr strarghtenrng machme WhlCl'I BETTY SHANNON owner of a flea crrcus refuses to buy Texas oIl tycoon DAVE SALOPEK wIth plans for a bIg Investment IS the lucky bIdder Next Item a masterpIece of modern art by Mlle BARBARA YOCHUM Herr NILS NAU MANN famous German drplomat and phrlologrst seems Interested SUE KNOWLES Q U ' I , be donated by a woman architect, MARTY GRIFFITHS. PAUL Speed King CAPUS . . .I . I . . . . . V . T . PROPHECY popular model rs showing off some exquisite KARGER KREATIONS by NANCY which are ered wrth rntcrest br EDIE C RAEBER w ho rs prcscntlx dornc, TV commercials Oxer rn the far corjrcr of thc freld we notice HENRY GLICKES ED HOTTENSTEIN and LANCE DAVIS who took thc frrst trip to thc moon rn a plastic bubble desrgned by GEORGE GAUL Ther are trying to discourage DAVE COE a mad screntrst who rs bent on selling them a useless hclrum compound A short distance from this group rs Dr LOI LeCALSEX DDS promising hrs old waiting room macazrncs to Dr JERRX I-IORANI MD for hrs new office Dr Horan winds hrs sccrctarx sl I NIORC -KN to pick tlcm up AL C I CKIS rn :ther dentist s trying, to persuade dctcctrxe DICK SMITH into buying, some ot his ncw prstachro tlaxorcd toothpaste One of the biggest successes rn thc business world CALDWELL and CONLINS De partment Store rs well represented today CAROL MOYER head buyer of womens cloth ing rs presently conferring wrth the store decorator JUDY PLATT They want to set up a window drsplay for Snrfflrn SUE TORBITS rnventron pockets that hold an unlimited supply of tissues ELEANOR PILSON head sales promoter agrees to give this rnventron a convincing salestalk Brrdal consultant GAIL BEAM CAROL HOWELL designer of childrens fashions and TODD RANKIN head of the mens clothing department all retuse to give up their drsplay wrndows to mattress tester JERRY MASON who rs rn search of a cure for rnsomnra Let s return now to thc center of actrvrty where as an added attraction magrcran HUL any saw dust BOB MC RRAY a prosperous lumberman has supplied the box Amid the excitement pranrst LEE BLAKE attempts to sell some old sheet musrc she found rn her attrc WAYNE TEMPLE a pop singer planning to revive HOIIND DOG an old faxorrte of 1956 finally buys rt Also rn the music lrne rs a tape recorder of songs made popular by NAINCY RUSHTON and a record entitled I Hate Norse recorded rn a boiler factory by CAROL KELLY and JOHN WESLEY GAIL SEPTOR rnstructress of nurses at Del Co Hospital buys thcse to cheer up the patrcnts CHARLES GALLEGI-IER wcrght lifter has just sold hrs 500 pound weight to JARED WOLFE for hrs trained kangaroos There rs a lull rn the proceedings while Jared rs removing hrs purchase so the former SALLIE EIKNER well known referee and coach tells world famous hockey star MARY LOL STEARNS that her daughter will go to the next Olympics Lady Serator PAT JACK SON and parlramentarran JOHN WALLER are arguing as to whether they should buy JOAN ORRS fountarn pen which takes shorthand automatically or RITA DALESSAN DROS specral typewriter for all Senators secretaries They compromise and take both Thrs rnterruptron also allows us to hear what some of our other classmates have been dorng The former BARBARA LEVIS was chosen Mrs America last year SUSAN CLEAVER rs a foreign correspondent to Germany LIZ TELGEI-IEIDER writes a comrc strip Lrttle Abbre SUE LARSON renowned speaker at womens clubs rs talking with AI MA JFAN RILEY tcst drrvcr for C M C Flagpole srttcr JOE JARZYNA rs telling El Caprtan REID LAPPIN of the Foreign Legion and DONINIC DI NATALI staff gencral of the L S Military Academy about hrs acrophobra C lass blower JOHN MILLER rs showing hrs burned finger to game warden MARK ROBIINSON and LARRY LOGAN chemist w ho has a patented process for extracting potassrum from feldspar DAVE GORBY actor rn popular detective serres rs listening to famous frlm drrector BOB TAYLOR trying to persuade Academw Aw ard winner TIINA VISHNESKX to sign a contract In the sports lrne we hear that KEN ALLEN and JOE MOSSMAN are now wrth the 'Ncw Bork Yankccs and thc Warriors claim HALSEY HOI SE JUDY EAVES owner of a race track rs here with hcr Kcntucky Derby wrnner Muddy Hole and Jockey BOB DE Ll CA Frre Chref EARL DL NCAN has just returned from a triple false alarm The followrng books are on sale todax , ' ' ' I ' V j A 1 fy 1 V 4, ' ' .. V , 4 . , A , ' . ren' ' 1',.'2. irf, me .. if ff,gr ' ',i .N . I . V y 1 1, , - f h V ' - v l ' h Y l ' A I 7 'i ' Y . Y. . . . R I l I H 3 I ' 3 INGS DARBY is attempting to saw' cover girl LORETTA SONSINI in half without making , . , y I V , ', - 1 , , - V y I 'I V Q I l I ' l 7 Y V l l ' ,' Y. . . . l y f ' F. , ' ' , ' ' ' . I ' ' Y' ' ' yr y V I , , . iv I A . , . , .' I V 'Y . PROPHECY Relrgron and You by the Rev DAVE McKELVEY How to Get Along Wrth Teachers by JAMES AT7 Storres for Chrldren from Frve to Frfty by IDA EBLING and rllustrated by PATSY KOLTUN Also a popular serres of grrls books by ROBERTA McCANDLESS Elementary teacher MARLENE NEFF wrll sell her book of games for voung chrldrcn IINGRID RYLANDER Swedrsh drplomat to the U N has only a few copres of her Internatronal language grammar book left JOYCE SHARER rs havrng trouble sellrng her Crcero rn Modern Day Prg Latrn to rnyestor DICK CREXVDSON RL TH COTTRILL marrrage counselor rs drscussrng a drlernma she recently receryed wrth ELAINTE CHARLES TON wrrter of the column Brrdes and Brrdes To Be INear the refreshment stand belt manufacturer BILL BOCZKOWSKI and AL DENK rnventor of the heated steerrng wheel for wrnter drrvrng are collectrng therr purchases BOB NEELY presrdent of the Amerrcan Federatron of Musrcrans thrnks he made a good deal when he snatched up the last bottle of BARDEN S Better Harr Tonrc donated by DICK QUINN promoter of thc product JOAN PLOINEY stockholder rn Food Farr has just bought two tons of SWITLERS Holeless Cheese A very rnterestrng conversatron rs gorng on among woman explorer NANCY CUPHAVER who establrshed the frrst colony rn the Brazrlran Jungle BOBBIE STRAIN mrssronary to the colony and JIM STROUD TV new scaster Its just about trme to resume the auctronrng and all are returnrng to therr places BOB THORNLEY head of BILL GLOVER S sw anky New York hotel agrees to strarghten up anythrng he can get for nothrng Back at thc sale brddrng rs fast and furrous BONNIE ELLIS tle teacher who never farls her puprls sold all her red rnk to RI TH FERRELL secretary to JOE McKEE burlder of the srxth addrtron Ruth lrkes shorthand rn brrght colors As thrs transactron takes place DIANE NEVIN successor to Mrss Francrs and MARIE LIBERATI greetrng card desrgner cant decrde whether to buy some trrnkets from ETHELANNE EYERLYS grft shop or hats desrgned by PAT LAMBERT They frnally decrde on JOAN! HARTMANN S booklet entrtlecl Its Easy to Sew PAUL MEISEL presrdent of the Volksw agon Corporatron has rust made a wonderful trade rn on hrs 1955 model to used car dealer JIM HOBENSACK The former JACIE SCHWATT recently selected BEST DRESSED WOMAN IN AMERICA held the lucky trcket whrch entrtles her to ten free lessons at BARBARA KLAMPTS School of the Modern Dance MARLENE GARDENER presrdent of the Sprrngfreld Wfomens Club has to rush off to a meetrng MARY KEMP tester of new General Mrlls Products outbrd judo expert SHIRLEY JONES for PAUL GETTYS aquarrum of thoroughbred seahorses Busy woman executrve LOLA TRUDE buys a sprffy sports car desrgned by TOM FRANK SANDY GIRVIN famed woman physrcrst has just announced that Ernsterns theory rs all wrong In tryrng to prove her pornt she rarsed her hand and rs now the owner of harr dresser JOYCE DASCOLA S non burnrng peroxrde JANET KING world s speedrest typrst bought the last rtem to be sold ANN HOHENSTEIN S new system of outlrnrng Well the auctron rs over and the freld rs cleared All are satrsfred wrth therr purchases except jeep tester ROBIN RIDER who wanted some foam rubber cushrons for bumpy roads Enough money has been made for not only the srxth addrtron but also for the seventh erghth and nrnth Auctroneer DICK KOCH wraps up hrs hoarse throat and wends hrs way home , . Y. , 1 Lv V- V 1 I A . , b . . ' , 3 . ., Y - , , . T r Y. . I ' A I I , , , ' ' . v U . . . I U - , , Q , ' - , ' v v - I the refreshment stand. Americas best-dressed hobo, DICK TROISCHT, is looking for . A . YA ' a l . . - 1 Y y I . Y ! I. 3 , . V . , . , . A . . A , , . , , . , , - , - V ' . y a h , , v h . ' , ' . Y Y . . ! ' Y . ' ' , , , I , , , CALE DAR OF EVENTS I T551- Anothcr xddmon 1111 1111111 +1 Gow Q got .1 bcnrct 1 .m-Wai?-f 'Ui Admlmstrators admue glft from class of 56 Chrlstmas Cards for sale UI Il I UI I I II UI I 3 '7 C A ..., vm., pf' awww? A ,vie var-,3s X ou 11111111 I m Lllblblc dl Here Loma thc rcp urt mrds' 321 mails my 1? , , I ' It I - IA, I hh' L , XX -V .. 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I4 .W 0.1 sga., yl'e ' Dear Sir 56 I Footltfrintf, that perhaps another Sailing 0'er life'5 folernn nzain A forlorn and Jhipwreehea' hrother Seeing, fha!! take heart again . . ' MATHEMATICS Q A ,n Q. 'XX' . . '6'..e5wr', First row: Frank Hartzvll, Marcella Bell. Carole Baldwin, Elsie Denice. james XY'e.1vcr, Department Head. Second row: David Fnuser. XY'illi.1m Mdtridcs. john Greenleaf. Dale Fry. Bruce: Mor- gm. ll Q i i S 1 ART Ehy Rohrcr. Estelle Heiss. First roxsg Edith Bigelnwr Phyllis Randall. 'R' ' fhfp. Vilinifrcd Cook, Margdrct Green. Second row: Dr, She-ldnn Madeira. Department Head: Harry LL-Fever, Theodore Walter. Y? 7 1 ENGLISH E ii 7 'fi ? ' if , 'fwlg CORE AJ' S 1 I lrst rv L 4l1Yl'.lN. Ruth O'Hri11n. CUn5I.lIlLL' Aakcrman, I nrgnttg Hukmm p Iilysu liuic. SL-wud mu' liurj Pflurcwtuniun, 111 1 1 Q rx Cnlxin Allxwn, DL'f'LlI'T!11L'HK, lk-.ldg Iflcalnrvrc : N nrt xult X ut alumni Mngarct I..1rnb. n 1 LIBRARIANS 2 ' is A -nw' Q M if I 1 M.1rg1.1rct Austin, M.1rg.1rrt Gv'.1h.1m. Ifllst mm: M.xrg.11'ct VC'z1ltc1', Nxlilhlll' Schopf, Dcp.u'tmunt Hmdg Lidfflllfkt Mnrklcy, .lame Iirnmh, Scmnki ww. Rlklmrd Shoemaker, H.1fI'Q' Bc-ll. wllvscph Cannon. , LJ, I rg xt L X5 Righty? l S ' ff ,v XXL ,. .1 iz C? Ap? '4.-L,L 'af' ' - . x 4..vf' l f: .. 1 l . ' 4 I l 'yr l l ' i 0? 'l -1 l 4 ll' 1 sl I .f 9 ff -Lire XX 4' I Wx Fi'--I X 1113! A-4 ul- N P First row: john Bay, Dean Stephens. Department Headg XVilliam Campbell, Glenn Long. Second row: Harry Lemmon, Charles Foltz. HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS game- f ..,...,...3Yl , N fl I -...W W, . ,- ,,.15.- , V. 'E 55 NCC., ii ,. ,I -. W'illiam Morgan, Charles P J . I Mills nu-an SCIENCE jane Downes Ada Peel Department Head Bettie Caskey McCoy. A. j. Wentz. George Thomas, Not shown: Rudolph Miller. I ' V1 ' -1, Q, all JMU, 'sf First row: Elvira Sanbe. Albert jones. Department Headg Angela Cor Walter Hall. V 4 l a Y A 3 I i L2 Q , ' x a l x 'Q W, ,V i t ,Q Q x I I X Verlin Tate Marjorie Doyle Howard Widdowson bin. Second row: Karl Schaefer, 3 5 . l l L l 4 1 i l i SOCIAL STUDIES COMMERCIAL Mary Ann Burns, Francis Marie Masters, Hazel Neely, Chairmang Margaret McMichael. ? , l 1 K I I v al LANGUAGES 5 . 'if i M 3 V Z WY: ,L . C: . ,' x , l N m xi ' Q ' l 5. Q' V I -V ,Sul 1 2 A A 1, I A-iegmfsra ,Q - C is V 13.41,-if ,, . f . o .- ..Wx , .,, , M, WV A.,,,. I M-..k..N.,X ,,w....W V- 9.-,WAV -f 33? R,.-.A-w- 1 rf v W, .5 vi ,441 W3 .A ,fri fn! 11, .fr qgx 'f2wfsi? S ru 1 Hzqfa 1471 r Hzgb Dfslrffl 1 Dorm Fannher Elsu. Erbmu Durrns Dalton hfifgdltf Clark Wfxlker V. gg . -. .Q .. . iff? TQ'-LM .f-. U' , R W4 , .. , rpg,-,,..- J-elites e .. V4.1 A l'l,., . 4 CUSTODIANS H Clark E Standrin W Bis- V - . g. , sex, W. Gilday. head custodian, fp- . .1 ' ' I . Y ,. ' ffg., 4 lffviilf 4, fgiof 2.441 In 7 X ' , . W H .. 1 ir I . M.:':f'w . .T A B 4'-. x Q- - ,:' to ' A-Q 32: an-ikxig BUS DRIVERS field, P. Lynn, A. Gregory. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL First row: V. Foster, D. Maker, M. Tyson, A. Burnley, A, Bell. Segond row: A. McLaughlin, J. Bradey, E. Ferrell, A. Marinaro. cz V, 1' sa X ll T. Ward, T. Yarnall, R. Green- A C T I V I T I E S XX, X fl ,J ,,,.,.,--- Aft,-+451 in the lirirzg Prefenf! Heart zfitfoizz, and Goa' o'e1'f9e41d.' f 1 1 -ri 1 'tux-rw QU.lAl ,.l , , Q Q fSg,Q'o,r L -.1 Y! Z' v'szr QW- Mr. Theodore Walter, Advisor, and Sue Torbit, RLYTH COTTRILL EdiIOf-ln-Chief. SCRIVENER Layout Edilor JUDY PLATT Copy Editor 3 in g Z ' 1 3 - .3 J' l, wi 3 ,QL Z., V Lf if r.M, ,g . X cl- K f i' Ar! Edim SUE TORBIT Editor-in-Chief First row: Mr. Walter, advisory G. Wenkel, L. Trude, J. Platt, S. Torbit, R. Cottrill, B. Yochum R. Thornley, S. Girvin, G. Septor. Second row: B. Shannon, S. Morgan, J. Shapiro, E. Eyerly, R Ferrell, M. Stearns, S. Eilcner, P. Lambert, C. Kelly, M. Kemp, D. Nevin, R. McCandless, C. Howell. Third row: J. Hartmann, B. Klamt, S. Knowles, j. Schwatt, N. Ebling, J. Sharer, J. Orr, J. King, N. Rushton, P. Koltun, P. Karger, D. Telgheider, C. Degler, I. jackson. BARBARA YOCHUM 7 STAF FS ml L? mf Eyvn sf S-f 1 ni'jvsfj.j-vw 'umm if Mr. George Thomas, Advisor, and Robert Murray, BuSll'lf:'SS ixfandgef. ROBERT THORNLEY LOLA TRUDE Typing Editor i V .. Q ROBERT MURRAY Burinerr Mamzger Pbotogrfzflber NANCY RUSHTON BONNIE ELLIS Ariirlaxzl Burineff Managerr First row: J. Dascola, M, Neff, li. Ellis. R. Murray. S. Torbit. N. Rushton, E, Pilson, j, Ploncy, M. Griffiths. Second row: G. Septor, L. Telgheider. G. Beam, D. Coe, E. Duncan, B. Strain, P. Lambert, C. Kelly, S. Girvin, 4 . 1 Q s 1 I!fi m-hmmm .M fi L5 5 ri ll 2. -Q7 - WW I 7 -gr.-- ' ' uf' A r V Vol. XXVI. No. 3 SPRINGVIIQLD. nr1.Axt'AR13 CUUNTY. PA. NO, 1,0 ,tm show was presented. There were te a number of diversified acts non? Schools HS Well HS U16 ich made the program very in- stin ave sing A new center of bus rity has been added ady active school. Twc men we hool, ous, b add next partn oms e e lang partn om fc lie pl Juncll irridol sch at t sta! stra gg? .7 X441 Q 1 1 fi? r f 4 if bacxliqof the Q ANNA DELCOLUANO thetwateqr pi: WTC al Etlltm-111-Cfjief 'ues Ions' -- by a wmdov h we could a to come with you. I don't here. There's so mut it at all back here. - C'mon, we've got til ety-eight more miles mr:-nn-:nw souvenirs. -- -seven more miles, f- Oh, hi, Eleanor. from T1 BOBBIE STRAIN six more, this is terrible.-A Gerry and the rest coming DAVF BEAUCAR wth disc jockcj Cm.ujJ,,0,, M,,,,',f,, Hi, how'd you boys like t QCESLL-L on the bus to the N.B,C. stuq Pbgmk, :piper famlhm. Lou Pal' seats with us for awhile? are you taking your own g--.-.- L Q 5 en 5 Hiddemall- How come the buses stopped? -- limousine again? -- Gce, that's a shame. - So that's how color television , First row. Mrs. Margaret McM1clmel. Advisor, D. Beautar. S. Skinner. B. Strain. A. Del Colliano L. Trude. C. Howell. I Hagele. I Gaunt. P. Stine. Setontl row. I. Ebling, Telgheider, J Shafer. C XX'vlSI'lCSl'il. J. Slmpiro. S, Eikncr. M Stearns. H. Xwortliington. A. Karpinslqi. G. Meyers E. XY'ebcr. K. Basset. Tliird row: E. McElroy. I. Lindley. P Baker. A. Bruno, K. Matter, C. Pater son. I. XY illi.uns. S. Foehl. T. Sheldon. J McLaughlin. M. Black. D. Neely. ti 'n j 5 1 2 s 5 1 F' v November 15, the long' and much talked about tal- :res rm msg,-uctol-S school and secretarial staffs was it... it Y Vol. XXVI. No, l Qdobcf 3.1 S, C, Activity Ytglrbook etc. Theme, etc. T32 , ..,,,,,.,t,,.,k,,,,,,,,.,, . ,. ain this vear the Student M f,k,' ,VIV A The Scrivener. now in th cil le' , ngfi4 1--w 'ont sors ges Dr. 4 L f rt J ' , V e W -. , out 1 11: ttt ' at I 1. A 0 - F-4 3 Ll' ' l ' 0 dr ive, which saw t: thousand ticke: e of this grow Commxttee 1S nov for pei fommtf CAROL HOWELL Nuts NAUMANN aiu INGRID RHYLANDER o spec - 1 , . fe-'Q-A ,L N -e1q3 't's' it ,,,L ,W MRS, MARGARET Mfmczmrt. 2 .tmlf.,,,t LOLA C1rr1zl,1l.0rzZll.u1f1gfr Sprecher, S18 Demschy ' QLQ Hom Sweden L5 LL llxnieztn lw0n't have to SDCBK German when some new adrlitirm Ingrid Rv- had charge First row: Mrs Margaret McMichael, atlvisorg R. D'AleSQ41tmtlru. E Eyerly. B. Strain, A L. Trude, C. Howell. G. Beam. C. Degler, G. VC'e-nkel. Second row. B. Hamilton, 9 Schfxub C1 Dalrymple P Zeblu J Kcstcr 'l Vmshncsltx I Sonmnr P Itmbelt Del Colligtnn N, Rushton P Frou M rter L Brulshiu S C u 1 nterson nrt tnn t dcmm M Hunixcker B Qflfllliflfl S Corstwnex B B rrxmm M Kfmp lx Iolmwn R Ortllp B Park H Hill IN Karge P Knltun J c,lUllllU iii,-all payments rr fund Tl Li JJ-if-6 0 .0 0 TRVDE Tofbift Af.IlI.ILQ: orth S The ,. rill, layout t Wy editor, typing editor. The Darn and OU 11 Septor, Sue -ludes: Sallie Eikner, ' pir s Judxe Sha Llz T elghei staff consists of ampt, Patty 31rl anor .Sh1p me y ent the the First row: R. Koch, M. Black, R. Fancher, S. Torhit. Second row: J. Csircsu, J. Hagele, Miss Burns, advisorg J. Gaunt, B. Worthington. SCOTT'S-HI-Q PRESS CLUB First row: Mrs. McMichael. advisor: S. Torbit. A. DelCol1iano, J. Platt, J. Shapiro, P. Lambert Second row: S. Skinner, A. Karpinski. K. Johnson, K. Matter, G. Meyers, E. Telgheider. l lr'P'v' 5-.i i J il ' l l First row: Mr. Bay, advisor, D. Beaucar, L. Logan, D. Koch, H. Darby, D. McKelvey, J. Way, J. Hobensack. R. Murray, E. Evans. Second row: B. Haller, S. Polischuk, R. Mattia, F. Warner, J. Robinson, A. Hoffecker, D. Dunbrack, B. Gezon, E. Duncan, P. Capus, L. Janiczek, D. Coe, R. Gattey, R. Calladonato. OPERATORS' CLUB SERVICE CLUB First row: H. Guckes. L. Caldwell, E. Evans, J. Waller, A. Guckes, N. Naumann, J. Mayer, P Miesel, K. Lownes, J. Mossman, J. Wesley, J. Mason, H. House, L. Davis, T. Rankin. Second row Dr. William Nunanp advisor. R. Poli, S. Colio, B, Nussy, M. Baker, D. Donovan, J. Bendo, R Fancher, D. Smith, G. Ellis, B. Ducan, B, Hickman. J. Kirkpatrick, B. Davis, H. Eshback, B Mitchell, A. Gulezian. Third row: L. Pomeroy, A. Hoffecker, J. Robinson, L. Logan, L. Sentman L. LeCalsey, R. Cowley. L. Stetson. A. Wolstenholme, J. Sylvester, T. Houck, B. Hoopman, M Shane, J. Allison. J. Malloy, J. Poulos. Jg.,-,- l L ,W . ' v A274 Q NX I si' I Q P, Meisel. j. Mason, R, Smith. N, Piercy, S. Torhit, H House, R. Koch, D. McKelvey. NATIONAL HONOP SOCIETY X X Z ATIONAL H OR SOCIETY EL. First row: Mr. Vlfeaver. Advisor: j, Mason. P. Meisel, R. Smith. S. Torbit, N. Piercy, R. Koch D. McKelvey, H. House, Dr. Nunan. Advisor. Second row: L. Trude, R. Cottrill, B. Vforthington M. Stearns, H. Darby, H, Guckes, L, Davis, A. Guckes, S. Eikner, J. Shapiro, M. Neff, G. Beam Third row: G. Csircsu, G. Myers. M Black, R. Fancher, J. Hagele, W. Hickman, B. Starzmann M. Stahmer. 1 I Lwkvgy,-A74 ..,,,, 1 ,l,L,.4 A .list I ! 1 1 First row: Mr. Jones, advisor, T. Rankin, A. Reilly, S. Eikner, R. Cottrill, J. Waller, H. House, J. Mason, K. Lownes, N. Piercy, R. Woodruff, L. Trude, M. Neff, I. Rylander, D. McKelvey, L. Logan Second row: P. Baker. D Ciarrochi. D. Holley, J. Morris, B. Fanelli, P. Hull, J. Van Winkle, N. Naumann, J. O'Neill, R. Koch, P. Meisel, E. Hiddeman, K. Matter, J. Madison, E. Thesen. J. XV:-inhardt, L. Williams. Third row: B. Osborn, G. Leonard, J. Martin, N. Hedrick, L. Pomeroy. B. Mitchell, B. Thomas, B. Duncan, G. Ellis, R. Fancher, M. Black, B. Hickman, J. Poulos. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL , 1 Z I l i -9 UNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First row: K. Peterman, C. Cresci, V. Judd, B. Locilento, L. Hutchinson, J. Davis, W. Yarnall, J, Cresci, T. Schwabe. V. Stretton, M. Elwell, S. Isenberg, J. Noyes, B. Fornwalt, M. Graf. Second row: Mrs. Denice, Advisor, C. Faul, S. Yarnall, B. Beagle, D. Wange, L. Galantino, P. Egan, J. Zafis, P. Ortlip, J, Wfynn, B. Coyle, G. Knapp, E. Pomeroy, L. Harden, J. Lhrtin, H. Hartmann, K. Wange, L. Reese, M. Schmitt, B. Helmig. Third row: W. Lippard, H. Messick, B. Dornan, R. Rivell, G. Plank, F. Hagendoubler, F. Wren, T, Hocking, T. Balck, B. Bierly, G. Ferrell, B. Edgar, W. Suddell, P. Tremper, R. Ricketts, J. Flynn, D. Beacher. Fourth row: M. Wapen, R. Diers, D. McElroy, L. Dallada, B. Huffman, O. Burt, L. Landau, A. Arcaro, G, Wardrop, B. Dodd. D. Reger, E. McEllroy. 5 IJ First row: Mr. Hall, advisorg F. Warner. M. Black. D. Beaucar. E. Evans. R. Murray. R. liinclzer, D. McKelvey, I.. LeCalsey, D, Coe. Second row: D. Calladonato. E. Baker. C. Lintlriuer. j. Robin- son. J. W'olfe. D. Gorby, R. Duncan. P. Capus. -I. Waller. H. Guckes. First row: Mrs. Neely. advisorg D. Xfhipple. M. Hotchkiss. P. Zebley. K. Matter. M. Stahmer. G Septor. J. Hartmann. S. Morgan. I Schwatt. B. Strain. F. Csircsu. E I-Iidtleman. B. Schwatt. F Wfinslow, L. Geigle. Second row. G. Jones. -I. Dascola. M. Neff. B. Shannon. I. Rylander, M Griffiths. Iwi. Patton. M. Fuller. B Starlmann. S Bear. S. Girvin. P. Koltun. N. Karger. E Telgheider, M. Stearns, R. Cottrill. B. Klinger. K. johnson. A. Marcheson. P. jackson. Third row J. Platt. R. Ferrell. B, Ellis. P. Lambert. G. Beam. C. Degler. P. Kerr. VI. Parker. S. Freas. I, Ebling J. Shafer, C. Bradshaw, B. Hamilton. L. Bell. C. Kelly. A, Kline. Fourth row: K. Peters. L. Shutt P. Kamp, L. Rohrer. E. Fiennen. J. Buhlrnan. J. Ploney, L. White. I Crowder. T. Shelclon. F Poeschl. B. Price, M. Webster, D. Hagen. C. Schaum. G. Dalryimple. P. Fraser, S. Moon. S. Rose M. Hunsicker, UI. Kester, Fifth row: VU. Niles. I.. XY'illiams. JI. Tracy. P Crew. I Kohut. M Neiclermyer, M. Criswell, R. Amwake. M. Owens. C. Drew. S. Foehl. S, XVaterrnan. G. Myers. E Neagly. C. Tison. A. Karpinski. K. Neyhart. D Tliomas DI. Hetll. .,.,..,L VV, V l lr. , a 'w r First row: S. Bear. J. Hartmann, S. Eilcner. C. Howell. N. Piercy, I.. Rohrer, Miss Brusch. Advisor. Second row: E. Bryan. J. Shapiro. R, Cottrill. A, Karpinski. B. Wforthington. S. Torhit. G. jones. S. Shirey. Third row: G. Wfenkel. M. Hotchkiss. S. Nagle. C. Boyer, G. Beam. l VARSITY CLUB First row: P. Meisel. E, Evans. D. Troischt. J. Simpson. J. Stroud. H. Guclces. A. Guclrcs. T. Gitt E. Baker. Second row: j. Sylvester, H. Eshbach. L. Logan. D. Crc-wdson. G. DiCicco. L. Davis. R Poli, H. House. D. Smith, B, Figarola, D. Yochum. Third row: B. Thomas. C. Crowder. N Hedrick. L. janizeck. L. LeCalscy, G. Gaul. T. Rankin. R. Fancher. P. Capus, J. Mason. B, Duncan 3. 4- ' First row: Dr. Nunan. honorary memhen C. Howell. J. Schwatt, Miss Bigelow, advisorg B. Wrmrth- ington. J. Shapiro. Mr. Smith. ho norary member, Second row: B. Klamt. E. Evans. l.. Logan. Wolfe, J. Mason. D. Gorby. S. Larson. THESPIAN SOCIETY sis v-W ,s.7x 7-,pw l 'ies Z5 DRAMATIC CLUBS First row: D. Fry. M. Burns fadvisorsj: S. Miller. E. Charleston. L. Rives, B. Berryman, E. Pilson J. Robinson. L. Xwilliams, C. Patterson. S. XY'ood. K, Melville, M, Douros, E. Bigelow, advisor. Second row: T. Sheldon. VV. Nyles. B. Park. A. Bruno. S. Knowles. L, Sonsini. I.. Barrie, G. Cavanaugh, L. Altman, E. W'ebb. L. Devine. B. Klinger. K. johnson, j. Buhlman. Third row: D. Denovan, B. Mitrhell. D. Hedrick. D. Calladonato. M. Black, J. O'Neill. J, Wolfe, D. Gorby, P. Mitchell. 5 . Lx,- .J-+771-w.vn,7 T' he ' ,,v, 7,-A 5574774 -774 YY. ,-. 77,2 M lil nqv- 457 -9145 7 1 7 -77 'Lin A1 -L- First row: Mrs. Green, advisor, M, Hunsiclcer, M. Dourm, J Platt. C. Howell. I.. Rohrer, P. Koltun. M. Neff, K. Matter, K. Peters. Second row: J. Buhlman, E Hiddeman, D. Whipple, M. Hotchkiss, C. Boyer. E. Bryan. S Nagle. E. Neagley, S, Eikner. B, Ellis, B. Wcvrthingtcmn, S. Torbit, G. Myers. B. Schwatt, C. Degler. A. Hohnstein. D. Nevin. j. Hartmann. Third mwi S. Knowles, J Dascola, G. Septor, Ii. Telghieder, R. Strain. J, Shapiro, M. Stahmer, G. Beam, I. Ebling. j. Sliarer, G. Csircsu, N, Strain. j. Sthwatt, 5. Girxin. F .T.A. N URSES' CLUB lfirst row: Mrs Shafer. Advisor. C. Herb. j. Lohley. G. Septor. C. Croshy. J. Morris. Second row G. Jones, T. Vishnesky, D, Nevin. R. McCandless. M. Durham, L. Moses. B. Hunter, M. Drennan First row: Miss Graham. Advisor: j. Sliripirn. N. Rushim. R. Ortlip, E. Eyerly, j. Shafer, S. Larson, C. Kelley. P. Lzimbert. M. Gardner Second row: F. Retislmw. -l. Cnmilln, K, Melxille, D, Nevin, D. Crillmlongrtu. B. Htiller. H. Sykes. li. Roberts. A Del Cullkino. J, Queilenfeltl, S. Mcliitlden, L. Muses. Thirtl ww: A. Cline. C Hagen. vl Kesler. L Altiimn. M. Patton, M. Fuller. J. Kunz, M. O'H.irti. Fgee. B, Parks LIBRARY ASSISTAN TS A -Q 1 F .B.L.A. First row: Mrs Doyle. .ielvisorl R. D'Alessanelro. B, Rufier. S Corsones. L. Trude. M. Neff. F Pueschl. K. Nelxille. C. Hagen. j. Camillo. Second row: N. Rushton. R. McCandless. N. Valen tine. j. Kester. N. Cuphaver. Nl. VanXX'inkle. G. Meyers. B. Parks. H Berezny. P. Fraser. V. Dal rymple. I.. Fritz. j. Tracy. Third row: J King, D. N'eX'in. -l. VUeinhi1rdt. J. Keller. S. Chibatar. C Wlzgner. D. Hagen. C. Schaum. R. Ferrell. R. Cottrill. E, Fyerly. J, Orr. A. Del Colliano. li A r 5 gs S ' l . it l ' . f l l 1 :mf 1 . 1 ,4-A , , is I 1 Ig 4 4 ,, 4 l i 1 5 'T l.' l 2 - fl 5 li 1 l l' a s , , V I 4 if mmm 'v First row: Miss Richards, D. Holley, C. Crosby, M. Criswell, L. Altman, B. L Park, J. Parker, L, Fatz, S. Moon, L. Devine, J. Lobley, C. Patterson, S. Wfood, S. Miller, L. Rives, P. Klagholz. Sec- ond row: E. Hiddeman, Quedenfeld, E, Poeschl, B. Rucier, L. Moses, J. Keller, J. Reeder, R. Moitz, J. Morris, J. Doughie, M. Hickman. B. Price, M. Webster, G. Csircsu, P. Klagholz. Third row: D. Thomas, J. Weinhardt, S. Chibatar, L. Geigle, M. Fuller, P. Crew, G. Bennett, E. Winslow, S. Waterman, C. Mitchell, S. Korenko, C, Valentine. ' 7 GIRLS' CHORUS 17 if f at at e i , 'nh - S ,. an EQ A - BUYS' GLEE CLUB First row: Mr. John Pearson, Director, S. Brawman, C. Yocum, G. Leonard, N. Hedrick. J. Wil- cox, C. Degler, pianist. Second row: P. Girvin, P. Evans. D. Denman, R. Black, J. Hague, J. Tuzza. Third row: D. Schroder, P. Stevens, A. Warnock, R. O'Sullivan, D. Cooper, ' E ' I I . , ips 4 3 rl 1 5 ll if l 3 2. i li CHOIR X. fi Q . jf, CAROL HOWEL1 . . , . Vzre Prerident V Q. V . Q., f B' T A ' A E Miss THELMA RICHARDS EDDIE EVANS -,:- 0 'R I Vf Direffgr Pfffldfllf A I U ALBERT GUCKES ii i A Treafurer - X BOBBIE STRAIN Secretary First row: Miss Thelma Richards, Director, N. Rushton, P. McCallister, R. Ortlip, M. Stahmer, B Strain, A. Guclces, E. Evans, C. Howell, M. Neff, J. Dascola, G. Beam, J. King, A. Marchison, R D'Alessandro. Second row: B. Ellis, L. Blake, C. Tyson. P. Lambert, S. Corsones, B. Yochum, M L. Patton, S. Torbit, -I. Platt, j. Orr, j. Shapiro, G. Meyers, E. Nagely, E. Graeber, J. Schwatt, E Telgheider, N. Karger, P. Kolton. J. Hartmann, H. Hill. S. jones. Third row: H. Guckes, B. Hick man, R. Edgar, R. Koch, A. DelColliano, C. Degler, M. Fuller, S. Eikner, B. Ellis, M. Griffiths, M Kemp, L. Rohrer, N. Strain, M. Minitelli, R. Schroeder. D. Sauver. Fourth row: B. Haller, D. Coe D. Gorby, E. Duncan, E. Van Scoter, I.. Pomeroy, A. Wfilliams, B. Gezon, J. Burman, D. Salopek D. Burnham, H. House, j. Wfaller, D. Smith, J. Mason. T. Rankin. L. Davis, G. Gaul. BETH WORTHINGTON OFFICERS First row: S. Shirey, Secre-tary, S.'Nagle, Vice Presi dent: D. McKelvey, President, B. Worthington, Stu- dent Director, K. Peters, Treasurer, K. Matter, Secre- tary. Second row: P. Zebley, Librarian, R. Murray, M Manager, Mr. Elwood Miller, Director, S. Skinner, Li- ? brarian, J. Madison, Librarian. ORCHESTRA 5 Director u. . Mr. Miller, Director, A. Karpinski, K. Matter, M. Neidermyer, S. Skinner, R. Amwake, J. Kohut J. Samuels, S. Freas, P. Zebley, S. Shirey, H. Eshbach, B. Neely, C. Crowder, B. Murray, A. Kline L. Janiczkec, C. Schneller, S. Spangler, M. Fuller. P. Capus, S. Nagle, M. Singfried, P. Diers, C Xwagner, B. Starzmann, L. LeCalsey, B. Miller, S. Morgan, G. Potter, C. Bradshaw, T. Baker S. Bear, B. Shannon, E. Eyerly. L. Blake, K. Peters, S. Hoffman, L. Shutt. P. Baker, M. Carter, R Cottrill, D. Miller, P. Stine, J. Hagele, B. W'orthington, D. McKelvey, N. Pierry, J. Madison, D Whipple, B. Hamilton, M. Stearns, S. Foehl. MR. ELVUOOD S. MILLER - 5 a g- ,-- OFFICERS R Murray. Student Directuri R. Neely. Prcsidentl J Samuels. Vice Presidentg P. Zebley, Secremryg D. XX'hip ple. Secretary: A. Karpinski, Librariang S. Shirey, Li brariang K. Peters. Treasurerg B. Hamilton, Librarian, BAD 50 C. rw Olv Cos' fav- .' 5' Siqrxvwsw PX . '53 Kffex 6 ob V 4 Yi Y we if , . 2335 CNP' O Y' GX! Sergeant of Color Guards C ANN KARPINSKI Head Afajorelle GERRY VUENKEL R55 Rs Rf ilk if G 64 kt31Kn613 Z G,-, A 512 S 1705 13,5322 S A ' AI ,000 . Sta , C 17 . 4, -' F. 11,6 S P O R T S the a 0rld'f broad field of bfztlfe Ike bimmzf of life. not filfe dfnzzb, 6ZI7'jZ'?7l nzflff. fl hero in the flrife , . . x., 1-, l fl Poor Cn-c.1pI.1i11.f PAUL MEISEL and ROLAND VUOODRLFF S.I-LS. 12 Nether-Prov. . 28 Media ,.,,.,,.,...,.... O Swarthmore ......, 14 Lansdowne-Aldan ., ,..A.... 34 32 Upper Merion ...,. ......,, 0 4 v 0 Haverford ,,...... .,,...., 2 1 A 'Q 1 25 Radnor .,,,.,.... ......,. 1 3 19 Yeadon ..........., ..... 0 14 Marp-Newton .....,......,....... 7 Wfon-6 Lostf3 '? PAUL MEISEL Ca-rapfain KEN ALLEN Q-Q .485 1 1 f , K ,av- XVILLIAM IJACKRIDES Head Cfuch OPP. 0 7 40 First row: J. Mayer. Managerg j, Mason, L. Logan. J. Mossman. R. Woodruff. Co-captain. Second row: Mr. Mackrides. coachg J. DiLuzio. G. Gaul K. Allen. L. Caldwell. Third row: C. Crowder. J XVilcox. P. Mitchell. B. Thomas. B. Mitchell. Fourth row: B. McDonald. R. Edgar. A. Gulezian. D. Vishneslci, Fifth row: R. Coyle, J. Innis. N. Naumann. E. Stoffergen, L. Pomeroy. LEAMAN CALDWELL GEORGE GAUL AL GUCKES LARRY LOGAN BALL ?F:'7fr0b 1.cr'-'in U5 I HARRY BELL . .4.fIff!.H1I Coarb A-. amd. Q Q ' ' 1 J le First row: P, Meisel. C0-captaing D. Troisrht. D. Salopek, A. Gunl-res, B. Hickman, Manager. Seo ond row: K. Lowncs, J. Meliodon, G. Ellis, H. Eshbach. G. DiCicrn, Mr. Solt. Coach, Third row: B, Duncan. S, Polischuk. Nc. Hedrick. D. Denovan. Fourth row: C, Yocum, L, Snyder, M. Shane, J. Poulos, D. Coe, Manager. Fifth row: G, Schneller. M. Murphy, P. Evans, A. XY'illiams, T. Williams. KEN LOXVNES JERRY MASON JOE MOSSMAN NILS NAUMANN s N ELBERT SOLT A f,ii,1!,1r1I Cmzffa ROLAND WOODRUFF Co-rapfaizz DICK TROISCHT SHS 1 3 1 2 2 O 5 3 GAIL BEAM. Manager SALLIE EIKNER MISS JANE E. BRUSCH. Coarb , JOAN HARTMANN F 1 gs 49 AR ITY HOCKEY 195 6 RECORD Nether Prov, ,,,. ..,., , . Ridley Township ....,,., Lansdowne-Aldan . .. Media . . ,,.........A .. Radnor ,,..,.,,,,,.. Marp-Newtown Yeadon .,,....... Swarthmore ..,...,..V,. ...... ...,,A-.. XX'on-6 Lost-2 CAROL HOWELL First row: M. Neff, J. Hartmann. M. L. Stearns, C. Boyer, S, Bear. Second row: C. Hagen, Man- agerg C. Howell, M. Hotchkiss, N. Piercy, L. Rohrer, S. Neagle, E. Bryan, G. Beam, Manager. Third row: A. Karpinski, S. Eikner, jane Brusch. Coachg B. Worthington. K. Peters. OPP O O 2 1 0 2 O 1 o , 0 . 1956 RECORD L Home OPP. 2 Nether'Prov. ,...,,,,,,, ..,,... 0 1 Ridley Townslflp .,..... ....... 2 0 Lansdowne,Alclan ....., .,.,.A, 3 1 Media . ..............,...A .. ....2 1 Radnor ...,........,.,.,.. ..,..,. 1 1 Marp-Newtown ..... ..,,,,, 0 1 Yeadon .........,,..... .,..... 0 1 Swarthmore .......,............,A.......A 3 Won-3 Tied-1 Lost--4 MARY LOU STEARNS BETH VVORTHINGTON Captain MISS NIARGARET F. VVALTER Courly i-l1 NORMA LOU PIERCY J. V. ., HOCKEY Q. l MARLENE NEFF First row: L. Fatz, C. Heffie, R. Moitz, B. Starzman, 1. Manley, P. Jacoby. P. Baker. Second row: L. Rives, J. Madison, L. Shutt, D. Ciarrocchi, J, Lobley. Third row: P. Kerr, L. Barrie, S. Shirey, Margaret Walter, Coachg M. Neidermyer, j. Morris. Manager. WEQL.. if 0 .J ,gf MRS. ANGELA CORBIN NORMA LOU PIERCY SUE KNOWLES BARBARA KLAMT Annette Bruno, Joan Madison, Patsy Fraser. Sue Knowles, Norma Lou Piercy, Beverly Dougherty, Barbara Klamt, Helen Hill. Bev Schwatt, Carol Wagner. Q C7 SM ,ew . mop: i speincrsflu 3 5 1 EFKE I 4 UI L CFU First row: D. Sarver, manager, P. Capus, E. Evans, captaing C. Bauer, E. Baker. B. Haller, manager. Second row: D. Calladonato. j. Van Gunten. B. Oshourne. j. Robbinson. j. janizeclc, R. Scotti. CROSS COUNTRY WRESTLING First row: B. Duncan, B. Figarola, D. Crewdson, H. Eshbach, R. Edgar. D. Scotti, A. Gulezian, J. Allison, T. Simpson, Mr. Shoemaker, coach. Second row: P. Tremper. j. Snyder, R. Edgar, T. O'Neill, I. Llndley, C. Crowder, B. Bird. j. Ratliff. B. Wilcox, J. Smith. Third row: G. Ferrell, R. Wardell, J. Medhury, R. Roberts, j. Scotti, R. Hovey, R. Howard, K. Norman, C, Dalrymple, Fourth row: D. Moore, R. Rushton, RfHoopman, C. Ristine, N. Mann, R. Storm. j. Cleland, C. Beers, R, Hall, C. Risley. i 4 BASKETBALL SH 36 58 30 .17 30 34 23 2-v 26 53 50 25 I7 JO 32,1 55 45 35 P. MEISEL 1956-57 iv. SCHEDULE S OPP. Ridley Park Upper Darby Radnor lfpper Merion Marple-Newtown Lansdowne-Aidan Yeadon . Media Nether-Providence Swarthmore Radnor Lansdowne-Aidan Yeadon Media Nether Providence Upper Merion Swarthmore Marple-Newtown CJII First row B Hickman. Managcrg D. Nichcrle. j. Martin. G. Lennnrd. C. Schneller R Fancher G Warner, B, Houpman. Manager. Second row: S. Skinner. j. Kirkpatrick A Hoffeciter H Davis, A. XX'ulstenhi1lme. D. Denman. C. Yochum. Mr. Hall, Coach. XX OO Cn CJ IMS I...e R. SMITH I, 1 hane B GAYE JONES 1936-57 VARSITY SCHEDULE QH5 '11 NL-ther Prm idcncc 38 Inrnsiimx nc-Aidan 3 3 Radnor 29 Ridley 'liuwnship 39 Media 55 Marple--Ncxxrmxn 27 Swarthmore 55 Yeadon OPP. 1- il 26 36 1-1 19 35 I5 RVTH COTTRILL C41f11.1iz1 MISS JANE BRTQSCH C.u.u'b JOAN HARTMAINN SALLIE EIKNER VARSITY First row: G, Vfenkcl. E. Bryan. S. Nagle. I.. Rohrcr. S. Shirey. G. jones. Captain: 5. Eikncr. M. Stearns, N. Piercy. J. Hartmann. R. Cottrill. Second row: Klinger. Managerg Miss Brusch, Coachg S. Torbit, Manager. f.-v--I Xu JUNIOR VARSITY 9 B 7x 1 MARY LOL' STEARNS 1956-57 SCHEDULE 51-15 OPP. l 35 Nether Providence . 28 R0 Lansdowne-Aldan 25 3' Radnor . ,,,,, . 21 52 Ridley Township 26 55 Media .. . 29 29 Marple-Newtown 39 3-3 Swarthmore . .31 26 Yeadon . 32 SUE TORBIT Mamzgev X NORMA PIERCY MRS. MARGARET XIARKLEY Coach GERRY WEIN KEL P. Kamp, J. Van Winkle, L. Barrie, C. Schaum, J. Tomlinson, K. Peters, L. Devine, Manager. First row: C. Wagner, M. Stahmer, H. Hill, L. Wlilliams, C. Boyer, Captamg P, jacoby,'M. Douras, B. Price, P. Zebley, M. Hotchkiss. Second row: Mrs. Markley, Coachg S. Rose. C. Kaley, C. Hagen, IE .ir af, Mfg 'gif .- N .- Q 'Mr' ' 'W -'ffflixfl gfzfxgifiii' , 14 M55 ,,,5?fg,, gi'-ff wiaisizhwif WY,-: g,--if-T-i--f Er l fnenlv- Fw Q , 1 X Y Q ri I - View -li:-va. 'V an 1, ,: if ' - - -N 1 ' l 4 , , -. Q wiv -f v 1 9 XX kg Q15 'Fx' 'p1S,4 Q Bs i12, Q'P '1'7 1S7p 7-'M 3 Fx 13 11 ' lo' 1 19 il-56 'LQ 5 4 ' V! f 5 3 S 5, K iw in 9' .f 4 a ' , ig as - 9 1, lg - .. ' f ' ' G 3 af ' 3 g 5 'Q I A 1 ,E l l Y, '1 gf ' 1 f' we wr Vi + 'iff ' mix Arriix HALSEY Hcqrsg Co-C.',1p1,11r1 'ii- W. ' L ..Ai-.4 nz, it-I ' , V. l 5-'Tay . ima- A 1 S .gsm i . . K - I wt' . A V I 'MS P , 1 fl' 1 x SEB LL f 1 1 . AIS? , 1 KA U . . Q Ax ,Q ' Q-'A . V ' 4Sf?f:'iii.illiA' - ' ' I ,GL . 4 5 5 A 3 J S' X H L' r Elllliwiflf L - ,fri-...f , . ,E a v. A .Li 1 A L MR. HARRY BELL. Cfmzfffr Vppcr Darby News Baseball Trophy. First row: j. Mossrnan, L. LcCalscy. A. Guckes. H. House. K. Allen, H. Guckes, B. Hutchinson, L. Davis. Second row: D, Dunbrack. managerg T. Rankin, manager, J. Simpson, M. Shane, J. Hicldcman, B. Duncan, G. Ellis, G. DiCicco. D. Stine. B. Hickman, manager, Mr. Bell, coach. First rowi L. Sallada. J. Behrle. J. Scotti, E. Dannaker, J. Cresci, B. Lee, R. Wardell, K. Lane, M Wfapen. V. Lebosky. Mr. Foltz. Coach. Second row: R. Hall, P. Tremper, P. Novik, P. Doman, 'J Benn, R. Storm, C. Miller, J. Kennedy. S. Lawler, O. Burt. J. Bent. Third row: T. Hendrix, D Bruce, B. Adler, T. Allen, B. Brewster, G. Plank, J. DeCicco, J. Greuwell, J. King, L. Freeman, J Gardner. Fourth row: D. Hoopman, J. Karpinski, B. Edgar, W. Hackman, R. Overcash, C. Frick B. Lorraine. A. Dell. F. Hoover. B. Rickets, J. Churchman. TRACK First row: D. Burnham. B. Figarola. R. Poli, D. Salopek. D. Smith, E Baker G Gaul B Thorn ley. T. Gitt, D. Crewdson. E. Evans, L. Logan. Second row: Mr. Schopf, Coach, J. Samuels, R Scotti. C. Linclauer. P. Girxin. J. Robinson, P. Evans, M. Seigfried, L. Janizeck. R. Coyle, D Collaclanato, Manager. Third row: P. Capus, T. Baker, B. Hoopman, H. Eshbach, M. Baker, J Allison, C. Crowder, B. Hall, N. Hedrick, B. Haller, Manager, D. Sauver, Manager. Fourth row: R. Cowley, J. Kilpatrick. J. Martin. A. Wolstenholm, P. Wick, T. Petino, A. Sprey, D. Moore C. Risley. E. Hurschker. Fifth row: J. Gallagher. B. Black, J. Kecleris, B. Osborn. B, Miller, A Hoffecker, D. Drennin. D. MacGregor, C. Yocum, J. Waller. ' 3 tate First row: Miss Ackerman, coach, B. Price, E. Hiddeman, E. Telgeheider, R. Strain, B. Shannon N. Piercy, A. Hohenstein. D. Whipple, L. Geigle, J, Shapiro, manager. Second row: M. Webster S. Bear, P. Lambert, L. Fatz, J. Camilo, A. Karpinski, B. Schwatt, S. Hoffman, C. Kelly, E. Feiner G. Csircsu, Third row: T. Sheldon, C. Crosby, J. Weinhardt, P. Baker, Keller, L. Barrie, J Reeder, P. Crew. J. Tomlinson, M, Park. V. Davidheiser, C. Jacoby. Fourth row: A, Bruno J. Bruster, C. Crewdson, K. Murphey. K. Bassett, B. Mainwaring, P. Mark, S. Geesey, C. Vishnesky C. Trick, I. Brennon, C. Mitchell. Fifth row: S. Foehl, M. VanScooter, C. Broomall, G. Napp, P Johnson. V. McCoy, C. Thompson. M. Todd, L. Alber. S, Isenburg. D, Roat, D. Miller. Sixth row: B. Hamilton, M. Brown, B. Kelligan. K. Wfange, J. David, J. Butterworth, K. Koltun, S. Stalker L. Teetsel, R. Polegrutto. TENN1 First row: B. Mowery, B. Norton, V. Schaffer, P. Goote, G, Best Second row P Meisel D Troischt, R. Fancher, I. Lindley, D. Lang, Mr. W'iddowson, coach. Q? C nx- Q' A V J N W , A Qui.. i v E U N D E R C L A S N01 67Ij0j'7HEl1f, and no! ,s m'r0zz If om' a'e.s Iif1ec! and or zmy.' Biff fo 1161 ffm! eafb lowormzw Find ZH 'farther tlmzz Iodny , . ..f '? HOMEROOM 206 First row: D Ne hart. H Hill M . y . , . Hotchkiss. V. Daerymple, B. Fanelli, J. Camillo. S. Udakin. S. Bear. Second row: R. Salopek, E. Van Scoter, D. Burnham. B. Duncan. C. Bauer. A. Klei- ner. A. Gulezian. Third row: P. Fredd, B. Klinger. K. Peters. M. Bucknum. E. Feiner. J. Schaub. HOMEROOM 204 First row: B. Rucier. P. Hull, G. Myers. L. Shutt. B. Starzmann, J. Pomeroy. C Boyer. E. Csircsu. L. Fatz. Second row L. Van Gunten, R. Nussey, G. Ellis. J Sylvester. J. XVay. J. Bendo, R. Black R. Gattey. Third row: C. Crowder, T Petino, E. Vfinslow. L. Geigle, P. Kamp, C. Kaley, J. Samuels. J. Lampert. HOMEROOM 210 First row: E. Long. M. Hunsicker. M. Chrisvvell. S. Manning. H. Beresley, H. Didin. K. Melvilc. A. Marcheson. J. Buhlmann. Setnnd row: S. Collio. J. Gaunt. I. Linley. B. Thomas. J. Apple. D. Fredd. G. Vfarncr. Third row: S. Fheshour. L. White. D. Compton. A. Manbeclc. M. Patton. C. Tyson. J. Mas- dison. HOMEROOM 214 First row: E. Hiddeman, C. Hagen, L Rohrer. E. Poeschl. M. Stahmer. J. Hedl N. Craig. P. McAllister. Second row: S Skinner. J. Hagele, D. Dunbrack, R Fancher. L. Snyder. B. Bell, A. War nock. D. Beaucar. Third row: B. Ellis B. Schwatt, A. Karpinski, L. Altman, B Berryman. HOMEROOM 100 First row: L. Bell, G. Cavannaugh, J. Tomlinson, G. Lynch, S. Dickerhoff, W. Niles, J. Kohut. B. Hunter. J Weinhart, S. XVood, Second row: R. Nelson, C. Risley, B. Mohr, D. Stretton B. Mitchell, H. Eshhach. S. Polischulc G. Potter. Third row: j. Allison, B Geron, D. MacGregor. J. Reeder. G Bennett. M. Owens, F. Fauser, L. Stet son. C. Carter. HOMEROOM 102 First row: M. Conner. A. Bruno. S. Foehl. B. Price. J. Quendenfeld. C. Herb, A. Gamble. M. Hickman. J. Mor- ris, T. Morrison. Second row: J. Megill. R. Lang, L. Tatem, L. Tyler. L. Lawton, L. Sentman. M. Murphy. E. Telgheider, B. Osborne. B. Beigle. Third row: j. Burman, A. Hoffecker, D. Bell. L. Rey- nolds. J. Kunz. A. Bruno. D. Moore. E. Hersker, R. Neiberle. HOMEROOM 203 First row: S. Rose. K. johnson. S. Hoff- man. E. Bryan. J. Craig. E. Renshaw. N Valentine. J. Crowder. Second row: B Roman. B. Hoopman. J. Hiddeman, M. Black. T. Pugsley. E. Baker, VU. Hick- man. Third row: R. Collandonatto. J VanXY'enkel. S. Cornutt. B. Taylor. E Neagley. S. Neagle, WC Wood. HOMEROOM 200 First row: K. Matter, B. L. Park, J. Lownes, P. Stine, S. Batdorf, M. Douros. A. Klein, P. Fraser. Second row: B. Duncan, E. Oblad, McLaugh- lin, B. Gerson, A. Sprey, M. Black, B. Hall, J. Polis. Third row: R. Schober, S. Corsones, N. Strain, S. Shirey, P. Zebley, J. Kester, T. Gitt. I 1 M 5 ' El HOMEROOM 111 First row: P. Wick, C. Yocum. D. Denovan. A. Wfilliams, B. Finn, D. Vishnesky. K. Schwabe. Second row: P. Mitchell. B. McDonald. B. Bird, B. Schaum. J. Simpson. J. Witcox. C. Smith. T. Trego, D. Sarver. Third row: B. Dunphy. S. Korenko. M. Webster. C. Pilgrene. J. Tracy. J. Walters. A. D'Allesandro, G. Williamson. S. Freas. T. Shelldon. Fourth row: S. Spangler, C. Sweason, D. Ciarrochi, C. Valentine. S. Xwaterman. C. Mitchell. HOMEROOM 201 First row: E. Brennan. C. Falkenburg. J. Parker. J. Lobley. l.. Moses. D. Holley. P. Jacoby, C. Crosby. Second row: M. Siegfried. J. Rusek. R. Scott. H. Sykes, J. Robinson. S. Bravman. R. Schroder. D. Cooper. Third row: P. Evans. G. Leonard. M. Neidermyer. P. Crew. C. Schneller. J. Kirkpatrick. HOMEROOM 105 First row. S. Chibatar. J. Keller. J. Dugic. C. Drew. P. Diers. B. Flser. C. Hcffie. P. Baker. T. Harvey. Second row: J. Malloy. R. Herring. Clenden- ing. L. Clark. M. Stenko. D. Beacher. F. McKee Third row: M. Puppio. P. Quail. J. Humphreys. K. Batdorf. L. Barry. D. Drennan. B. Maffei. N. Hed- rick. HOMEROOM 104 First row: L. Freimth. J. Dowd. M. Car- ter. R. Amwake. E. Thesen. C. Patter- son. C. Bradshaw. Second row: L Glegg. M. Dickerhnff. L. Devine. L Rives. R. Moitz. K. Neyhart. C. Stokes M. Campanero. Third row: R. Edgar B. Haller. J. Innis. D. Dodson, J. Gal- lagher. H. Hansen. P. Girvin. B. Ed wards. B. Miller. E. Stenz. Fourth row R. O'Sullivan. R. Coyle, J. Kelly. A Wolstenhome. J. Martin. G. Dicicco, T Watson. R. Cowley. T. Baker. i - ' ' T i' SECTION 9-2 First row: L. Linsalata. A. McGuigan C. Feerrar. J. Ekiss. N. Stevens, N Peikin, J. Jardine, K. Wange, J. Boyer, C. Jacoby. Second row: T. O'Neill. D Neely. R. Diers, J. Hamerstone, S. Wil liams. B. Cuthrill. C. Adler. D. Stewart J. Davidson. S. Wfeiss. Third row: S Steele. K. Bassett. S. Geesey, T. Sahn D. Megee. B. Roberts. M. Flohr, C Crewdson. SECTION 9-3 First row: B. Bishop. L. Harden. P. Beatty. D. Sphar. L. Godmilow. W Pennington. S. Stalker. I-. Rinehart. Sec- ond row: R. Douros. D. Kyle. R. Mc- Elroy. W. Truscott, M. Mathews. J Behrle, S. Carslaw. Third row: J Brewster. J. Samuels. C. Thomsom. S Iviilliken, B. Mainwaring. P. Mark Fourth row: C. Marsden. XV. Holli- baugh. W. Lee. HOMEROOM 207 First row. J. Madison. C. NY'agner. L. Williariis. C. Schaum. D. Hagen. P. Kerr. S. Ramsey. N. XY'ehh. J. Siple. S. Riley. J. Manley. B. Hamilton. Second row: J. Tuzza. P. Stevens. R. Mattia. M. Shane. I.. Janiczek. B. Dayton. B. Davis. T. Williams. E. Stoffregen. Third row: B. Black. K. Greene. J. Hague. SECTION 9-1 First row. P. Solma. J. Lange. M. Kraatz. P. Myers. L. Carpenter. V. Davidheiser. S. McCadden. L. Hutchin- son. Second row: J. Neil. M. VanScoter. C. Sayres. B. Gettys. D. Conrad, M. Park. K. Murphy. C. Weiler. Third row: L. Hood. B. W'ilcox, R. Earley. R. Parker. J. Spallone, S, Applegate, B. Hovey. Fifth row: R. Hindle, L. Lan- dau, J. Ratliff. W . Ellis. 1 g ' 6 lil .Q lilji SECTION 9-6 First row: E. Mclntire, P. Poulos. P. Platt. C. Vlfiercinski. R. Richards. L. Mousley. j. Paul. Second row: C. Gru- well. B. johnson. S. Vfhiteway. W. Yarnall. V. Tavani. NW. Clevenger. I.. S.1llada. Third row: B. Corsones, A. Klein. D. Miller. C. Tyson. S. Isenberg, J. Egee. Fourth row: R. Gasslein. R. Godshall. E. Dannaker. H. Boyle.. M. Robbi. SECTION 9-7 First row: J. Barr. M. Morrison. F. Fitch. J. Messina, P. Smith. D. De- Carolis. B. Best. Second row: G. Ritsert. E. Tomlinson. II. Booth. D. Nordbloom. B. Norton. B. Mowery. F. Brown. Third row: D. Peterson. B. Angell. G. Thomas, A. Sco oli. M. Mowery. C. Wfiesnewski p . Fourth row: B. Henderson. NW. Cochran, G. Best. B. McAdam, C. Bross, J. Gibert, R. Ritter. Fifth row: H. Milligan. G Knapp. C. Broomall. I- David. D. Praz- niC. G. Paylor. Sixth row: T. Schwabe G. VC'ardrop, XV. Schaffer. SECTION 9-4 First ron. YI. Butterworth. G. Nwiltox. Bl. iliotltl. D. Rout. N. H.lr!I'l'lgmU. lvl. Santgingini. L. Alher. Setond row: j. Churthman. H. Reese. R. Marsh, O. Burt. A. Lamhert. D. Vfilhur. D. Whir- notlc. Third row: B. Baker. M. Brown. C. Fritk. V. MtCoy. S. Borishelc. C. Irivin. Fourth rov.: A. Logan. A. Byers. D. Henderson. lf. Fohel. SECTION 9-5 First row: M. jackson. C. I.eCalsey, A. Dresser, J. Corwin. A. Dascola. B Dunhratk. S. Goldsmith. Second. row: j. Reuhen. M. Vfapen, K. Holstein, V Schaefer. B. Biehl, R. Burnley. j. Fer- rante. Third row: K. Koltun. B. Kelican J. Krampf. C. Faul. E. Thompson. B Hinchcliff. Fourth row: D. Feustal, K Lane. N. Rand, R. Sward. H. Marker J. Cresci. .N... lf SECTION 9-10 First row: S. Gerson, P. Meyers, j. Peters, C. Etherington, K. Pearson, D. Ritz, P. Buckhalter. Second rowz -I. Scotti, W. Schopf, W. Lippard. J. Duffy, j. Nevin, A. D'Allesandro. Third row: A. Gaul, W. Cleland, E. Pomeroy, J. Septor. R. Brown, R. Thomas. Fourth row: A. Ottoson, R. Millay, N. Weeks. SECTION 8-1 First row: A. Talbot, L. Poli, L. Gattey, M. Khelghatian, J. Goldsmith, M. Cur- nutt. L. Reese. Second row: D. Carter. J. Roosevelt. D. Paxton, C. Ristine, C. Hoover. S. Lawler. Third row: N. Lampe, B. Sorensen, D. Hall, C. Orr, G. Pennington. Fourth row: D. Reger, R. Lewis. F. Kiersteacl, J. Lawlar, N. Mann, J. House. Fifth row: D. Blisard, J. Schriver. SECTION 9-8 First row: M. Smith, J. Martin, K. Reed. L. Teetsel, R. Pologruto. F. D'Alonzo. C. Curlett. Second row: J. Dixon. L. Mammucari. S. Gootee. Third row: N. Hellman. -I. Moore. T. Maker. j. Devito. I.. Robson, M. McFaul, E. Hottenstein. Fourth row: J. Faulkner, B. Huffman. j. Doinan. T. Kiucker, B. Novina, F. Wick. Fifth row: L. Gengen- bach. B. Stone. B. Klagholtz. j. Tas- sami, R. Keller. M. johnson. L. Boyer. SECTION 9-9 First row: E. Fanelli, C. Herring, H. Stevens, S. Durham. E. Campbell, B. Rausch, V. Myers. Second row: W. Haslett, R. Brooks, C. Schweikle, B. Fenwick. C. Diamond, J. Oliver. T. Makowsl-ci. Third row: M. Stoffregen. R. Getz, M. Smith, E. Gramer. j. Likens. B. Coyle. Fourth row: B. Sheely, E. Colosimo, R. Beall, R. Bent, D. Arcaro, A. Arcaro. SECTION 8--3 First row: B. Dempster, C. Farley, M Shannon. bl. Lothart, C. Mitchell, K Kabalcjian. S. Harrox. Second rowi ,l Roberts. R. Storm, R. Sweisfurth. -l Karpinski. il. Masther. K. Norman Third row: R. Osmond, R. Hall. ,l Rose. B. Shane. S. Hause. T. Thorpe. S. Richards. Fourth row: j. Kennedy. F, Nardi, S. Brennan. N. Murphy. ul XX'ynn, -I. Curtis. SECTION 8-S First row: Klinchurgcr. P. Fuhs, D McCue, B. Nytc. P. Fgdn, B. Gallcntinu P. Scalonc. Second row: il. Snyder. li johnson, D, XY'.1rncr. C. Beers. -l. Clc land, -l. Vfilhclm. Third row: H. Tr.in chitclla, VV. Sudcll, D. Vihtll-ccr. F Hgthcrlc, D. Pichaslcc. Fourth ww: I smith, Ui. ititisfitic. i.. stiimui, r st.-it S. Rliotlts, Ci hlcssitk SECTION 8-2 First row M, liitfgc-r.tld, M. l'lc'ffc't'. -l. Stli.ictci', S YX oodw.tr-l. S. 'lltvl-ir. If lNlftI'flSl vl NLD--wc-ll. St-toncl r-iv. R liiid A Owen, F Kl.l4lll4'll C Dtlryinplc, lf Kdystr. bl. fNl.n:ucll Third row R. Burgncr, E. Mtlfllroy, D. Hoopuxin. T. Rfvhcrts. XY. Rc-id Fourth row. A. Hall, D. Mcrlc. ul. Mcntird, M, Sthmitt. A. Hull, C. 'l'honi.is. Fifth niw- -I. Hcrnmn, vl. Owc-ns. R Gutcs, M Kuhlnmrtn. SECTION 843 First row' K. Rcnnttrd, B. Hackman, G. Strctton. l.. Gt1l.intino, P. -loffc, N. Krousc. C Butcher. Second row: R. Bedvvcll. M. Marin. F. Mttrmcle, N. Morris, F. Httcnlc, B. Howard. Third row: R, Brown, F. vlohnson, S. Rives, B. Aiken. P. Wlilton, P. XY'ynne. Fourth row: I.. Cowley, S, Fullerton. D. Sterl- ing, L. l.ut1. bl. Hanson. SECTION 8-8 First row: B. Miller. M. Greenfield. J. Berezny, L. Heward, B. Hazer, D. Mal loy, J. Zafis. Second row: H. Lee, J Mansell, R. Rubolin, J. Black. F Schwartz, J. Dayton. Third row: J Brown, J. Schall, W. Power. VV. Hird J. Stewart. Fourth row: J. DeForest, W Keegan, W. Stegmertin. J. Fahnestock J. Lawrence. SECTION 8-9 First row: E. Hotchkins, C. Helmig, S Parks. M. Rose. M. Marrongelli, E Bixby, J. Cooper. Second row: C. Coe, H. Fraley, R. Rushton. S. Fischer. B Burnite. R. Reganato. Third row: A. Fuller. A. Baker, V. Reiffer, R. Kincaid H. Bortman. V. Lingg. Fourth row: N Chibatar. C. Schneller, R. Smith, G Lutzick, D. Campanero. D. Burnham. SECTION 8-6 First row: J. Shoemaker. M. Elwell. J. Higgins. B. Durham. B. Moore. J. Esh- back. M. King. Second row: J. Benn. G. Lampe. P. Novik, J. Aungst. J. Davies. R. Keen. Third row: D. Pieruc- ci. S. W'ilson. P. XY'alker. J. Page, G Ferrell. Fourth row: B. Hollywood. D Naples. B. Ramsay. J. Gillingham, M. Schreiber. J. Bell. SECTION 8-7 First row: J. Miller, P. Marcantuono, N. Fisher. C. Plousis, L. Turner, C. Darmstaetter, G. Barbour. Second row: P. Bittner, B. Dornan. J. Morris. R. Strawley. J. Girard, J. Megill. Third row: C. Flachbarth, G. Swain, A. Kirk- man, XV. Aldred. M. Wardell, C. Lafey. Fourth row: E. XVoolston, P. Ortlip, J. Bell. L. Jensen, S. Bloodwell. Fifth row: P. Bretherick, R. West, J. Medberry. SECTION 7-2 First row: M. Costs. C. Crcsci, M. Dol- hanty. C. Greenacre. D, Davies. B. Duffy. S. Clark. Sctond row: D. Dct- wiler. R, Davidheiser. I DiCirt'0. A. Dcll. R. Ciarrmthi. A. Baker. Third row: XY. Cristo. B. Dodd. R. Crutlticn. XXI. Black. P. Ebel. D. Clement, G. Drtxidsnn. Fourth row: D. Difsdritlc. INT. Glcgg. C. Crew. B. Drcnnun. Fifth row: N. Gillbcrt. P. Cuggeshall. K. Dchn. S. D.1sh. SECTION '-5 First rwvx. S. Ifthcritlgc. M Frans. B Furnxx.1lt. B. Ciillingham. B. Ilirlty K lihling. D. Kirlqxitritk. bcrwntl rms Al Cirtmcll. XY. H.1tkrn.tn. R Glctwn. A F.1ul. C Fritk. I Flynn. Third row: F Fcnncll. M Ci.1unt. rl. Gtrwn. K. Dunn S. Ifmms. C. Fclts. Fuurth rmvi R Dicn n.in. ul. King. Il. Dyxil. I.. Frcu-int-n. VI Ciaixlncr. Fitth rim' M lfggurt. If. Ircy B. Guns SECTION H-HJ First rim li 'I'h-ftp. V Cimftliitillmx. Ci. Sthitndsr. I.. Oltitl-mn. R Vulcntint. K Nuts. 9 hfirltis-ltmin. St-wnil rww 'If XX'1lkt's. C. Fllis. R Str-tlt-t. IS M.1:r.ix. B Buhlrn.m. C Y.iti.u1.1 Thirti :wx B. Ftlg.1r. F. MtFlim'. Il. Anzxmlgt' S Yunningttin. M Smith, I3 Xwihlt---hi Fwurth rim' V. Nithtils. R. Aht-ll. R D1St.1sicv. C. Hdrjwr. XX fix-tt-litis. R. l:.iUlII1l. SECTION 7-I First row: B. Burt. N. Buylu. M, Bixhy I.. Bnrshck. XY. Alhright. C. Camphell B, Iicglglc. Scrontl mw: D. Bc-aclir-r. A Billingsley. R. Barnum. R. Armstrong K. Beck. D. Biehl. Third row: -I. Bcnt F. Allen. DI. Bohl. F. Avery. K. Clarke Fourth row: CS. Bowers. V. Black. B Brcwstcr. B. Bollinger. B. Chestnut. B Burritt. Fifth row: Applegate, C1 Butklcy. B. Burk. X31 SECTION 7-6 First row: C. Lutz, B. Madison. M. Marsden. F, Legaz, S. McCullough, M. Schaub. E. Lochart. Second row: D. Lucas. J. Langsfor. D. Matter, M. Petrel li, J. Lewis. P. Larson. Third row: C. McAllister, C. Brancaccio. D. MacCon nell. N. McBride. S. Glass. J. Mc Conaghy. Fourth row: D. Nichols, W McClintock. M. Mathews, G. Linton D. Lear. J. Maddox. Fifth row: C. Mac Carthy. VU. Lorraine, R. McAllister, R MacQueen. R. Rickets. SECTION 7-7 First row: B. Bradley. C. Feiner. C, Mount. R. Moser. V. Milliken. J. Miller, D. Moretti. Second row: A. Mitterling H. McKnett. B. Neidermyer, J. Oyler R. Miller. R. Nussey. Third row: J Meredith, S. Neagley. J. Noyes. M Lliller. K. Iwfclntosh. N. Owens. C Milne. Fourth row: F. Platt. H. Mes- sick. R. Merando. D. Bruce. S. Gitt Fifth row: D. Pawleqicz. G. Millay. M. Overcash, J. Noonan. SECTION 7-4 First row: J. Grossman. Iwi. Hirschler. L. Howland. E. Hasslet. E. Hess. J. Ivins. R. Hellman. Second row: F. Hampf. P. Hays. J. Gobel. T. Hocking. K. Hamilton. R. Fine. Third row: J. Davids. T. Hendricks. F. Herbert. W. Linton. M. Walters, D. Hancock. Fourth row: S. Hobbs. G. Irey. M. Grof, D. Jones. S. Innis. Fifth ron: S. Griffith. C. Horner. B. Hallowell. SECTION 7-5 First row: K. Krouse. S. Kraatz. C. Lar- son, R. Jones. P. Joseph. V. Judd. B. Kevis. Second row: J. Maxwell. W. Holstein, M. Holland, R. Kamlin. W. Jester. B. Innes. Third row: H. Kemp, D. Kaley. F. Hougendobler, B. Kerr. J. Kederis. Fourth row: B. Layne. B. Katz. L. Lafey, E. Korfmann. J. Jones. R. Kabakjian. Fifth row: J. Howard, V. Labosky. E. Kirkpatrick. J. Knett. Ls' Lv J SECTION 7-10 First ww: D. Vikings. 5. XX'ciod, If XX'ii1t. V. Wklls, D. W'iI5nn. S. Yarrin ton, D. VUintci's. Scwnd row: T. Trctiiik. S. W'iIsun. M. 'I'otIi1Ic, C. Yuravage. F XX'i'cn, C. Vfcisa. Thiiml rim: K. Wfil Ii.1ms. N. XW.iy. Ii. XX'hitcm.1n. K. XX'hit field. R. Spnnglcr. Fourth row: T XX'itIdowson. P. XY'hippIc. M. Wficks, I V.iuIcs. R. Ifllititt, H. W.1i'nci'. lkc vs. AtII.ii SIX 'I ION 'bs I iixt rim IS 'I Iiiiiiqw-fri P Riitqp. 5. Ralf Q RLLIN Cy NIIIIH' Inf' I7L'!k'l'- izi.in. D I'.iiIx Mt-itil i-in-, I Il-twin. R Riu-II R Iiiiwwn. I RWIQ. H RIT' mit. XY' Riixhtiin IhiitI :ww O RLINI. R. Rti.-.Itr XY' IIIILW' R Rfvhinwn. R Nhwit. ITULIIIII rim Li. Yami. -I Turner. I.. H.iiu. BI QLIUILHILIII. D Qt..aiI. BI. Mttkx Ififrh i-in Ci Quinn M Dc- Yiiii XY. Rtititr. 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Body and Fender Shop Wrecks RebulI+ 3I5 Yale and Cedar Ave MORTON PENNA Compl.men+S Mee'r Your Gang a'I KEEBLER EMBERS Buscuur CCMPANY for Barbecues Sandwiches Shakes Sodas BALTIMORE PIKE AT THOMSON 353 aI+imore PBI: Sproul and Beaify Roads Q I Sw ri mor -5432 -7 FURNITURE BEDDING RUGS SPRINGFIELD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I86 Saxer Avenue Auflmorlzed Dealer S evm SWarI'l1more 62470 Complamenfs CONRATH CANDY CO Speclalrzlng In Clnrls+mas and Eas+er Candy MAdlson 6 2433 Congralulahons +o Class of 57 LCWNES FLOWERS 255 E Woodland Ave Klngswood 3 IO I 7 CORSAGES A SPECIALTY ARRANGEMENTS POTTED PLANTS Member of Teleflora of ee. RCA Hooverz LANSPOWNE-PA . L Q - 7 - ' I TOMPSON S TEXACO Nor den Dr e and BaI+ IIce C0mPI'men+5 of KI 39885 SPRINGFIELD SPR'NGF'ELD PA BEVERAGE DIST co 608 BaI+ more Pke SPRINGFIELD PA THE PREP SHOP INC Don Eas+man Prop KI 3 3500 Boys CIo+I1 g SWARTHMORE PA R WAY DINER 880 Bali more Pke J SPRINGFIELD PA GeneraI Insurance MORTON FLOWER SHOP C I4 BROOKSIDE ROAD orsages P 0 e KI 333I3 Morron Pa SPWNGFIELD PENNA Flo ers for AII Occas ons WHITAKER OLDSMOBILE INC THE M XI M UII'ra Modern Coffee Shop See and DrIve I'I'1e All New Servlng LIgI1+ Lunches Unlque Golden Rockeip 88 Sandwlches Pure Beef Hamburgers Cuswmer Sahsfachon and PIa1'+ers Also ServIng Is a Mud BreaI:fas+ for Your ConvenIence W FANCY SUNDAES, MILK SHAKES AND FOUNTAIN ITEMS FEATURED CLDSMOBILE, INC. No. 2 E. WoodIand Ave. 340 W. Baliimore Ave Springfield. P6- MEdia 6 0I00 win iv . P' I I I Il I ll I 0 - Complimenfs of 'the I I I1 n - , . ' ' w I I 0 WHY NOT ENJOY THE BEST MILK YOUR JAMES F sci-HECK NEIGHBQRS DO, Commission Merchald BoH'Ied FresI1 In 1'I1e Coun+ry Pure HeaII'I1fuI and Delicious FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HOTELS RESTAURANTS AND INSTITUTIONS SUPPLIED Ches+er Pa Phone 3 85I5 FOR HOME DEI-'VERY CALI- ME 6 6500 Congra+uIa'I'lons and Besi' Washes 'Io 'rI1e CLASS of I957 From Hue Producers of OREMU Coun+ry Fresh MILK and DAIRY PRODUCTS Arisfocraf Milk Division 22 CI1esIer Pike Darby CaII LUdIow 3 I322 232 Edgmon+ Avenue I ' ' u PI'Ione KI 3 62 2 SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE CO Full Lne of Hardware TOYS GIFTS PAINTS Free GIH Wrapp ng PILGRIM HARDWARE COMPANY P Igr m Gardens SI'IoppIng Cenfer I44 Saxer Ave SprIng'FIeId P SAXER AVE MERCHANTS INVITE You TO SHOP on Saxer Ave SAVE MONEY AND TIME No Gas Car Fare or Pa Iung Me'I'ers Shop RIgh+ Here In Spr ngf eId W +I'1ou+ Conges+ed Traff'c II Easf Woodland Ave. SPRINGFIELD, PA. 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