Springside High School - Echoes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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SE IDRS First Rom! Straub, G. Rmxlzlml, Fslnllvmgm, P. Hurggln. .9'x.'of1.f Roar: Smith, I,LlX'ir, Lglwnm, Xyvtlvl, Hilxki, Fwrllcy. Tflirzf ROMA: Dillgllmllgh, KR-111-5, Xurrhrup, Nlglrlv, K11l1fYx'IIlTlll'Lf, Grmvvlm RIPIIIIINIIII, XXINTLIV, XUKWIIH, Paul, Hu m MJF? Seven

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FACULTY Eleanor E. Potter ......, Marcella C. Brawley ..,., .. , Clifiord Brown .,...,..,,. Radie C. Brown .,... Sydney B. Coale . Gwendolyn Coney . . Patricia F. Dempsey '... . Margaret O. Gardiner, Elizabeth Nl. Hilles ..,., Helen Lee Jones ,..... Florence Kleckner ,.,. . Frances Kleeman ..,., Ylarie T. Lambert Margaret Leslie Emily Jane Low ,..,.,.,, Abigail R. Montgomery., . Patricia J. Morris Caroline C. Olson Etlitli YV. Pardoe Bettie K. Filling Nellie F. Racey Ann Siner jonathan M. Steere, Jr. Mary E. Steinmetz Eva B. Stuckey Mary 'lane Swain R. Patricia 'lirickey Jacqueline C. Vanier Phyllis M. Vare Cornelia P. YValton First Rom! Vare, Trieliey, Xvalton, Garcliner. Serond Rout Kleeman, Raeey, Siner, Potter, Low, Brown, Steere. Third Row: Kleekner, Hilles, Lanibert, Deinpsey, Jones, Coale, Stein- inetz, Pardoe. Fourth Roae: Brawley, Coney, Olson, Brown, Pilling, Swain. .-llvsent: Leslie, Montgomery, Blorris, Stuel-iey, Vanier. . . . Headmistress Business .Manager ddministratiife Assistant, Grades 5' and 95 History . . ,... dssistant to Business .Manager Lilzrarian , English . . . .. . , French . ,Plzysiral Eduration Head of History Dept. , . ., A rt Head of Sfienre Dept. Head of ,Music Dept. . , . Frenulz .. .,., , , . .lflatllematies Director of Studies and Head of English Dept. ,. , Reading .llatlzematius Si Social Studies wretary, Vppfr Selma! Dirertor of Cafeterias . Latin . flssistant to the Headtnistress fldministratiiv' zfssistant, Grades Ill, ll and 123 Head of Frenelz Department Head of .watlzematirs Dept. Typing Pulflie Relations English and Latin . Frenrlz Heazl of Plxysiral Edueation Dept. Nurse, .Middle and llpper Selma! Six

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7306 EMLEN STKEET 'VIQLNT Amy THE MOST USEFUL From the beglnnmg of our days at Sprmgslde the l1ves that thls class have created for each other have been very hapyy ThlS has been the result of the mterests ranging from muslc drama and art to athletlcs soclal work and rellglous actlvmes thereby enrlchmg all our lxves XVe dlscovered that If was not necessary to slight one person ln order to unsure the frlendshlp of another In thls way we became an exceptlonally unified class However thus UI'llf'lC3fl0Il has not stlfled mdlvldual thought to any extent, or dlvxded us m any way We have not kept to ourselves but have shared our 1l'ldlVIdU3l fnendshlps we have developed The frlendshlp that every gxrl IH the class feels for each other has been bullt from experrences both good and bad Q What has made II possible for us to get the most of what Sprmgslde has offered us ms this feeling of fnendshlp we have for one another For by thus we have developed such an understandmg of ourselves and of each other that we can apply our knowledge to da1ly situations thereby glvmg color and warmth to our learmng SUSAN LAVVTON Eight T .5 all l' 'nh ..., . . .. N D ,. l . . . H 1 T 1 A FRIENDSHIP THAT MAKES THE LEAST NOISE IS OFTEN umn azgazsf awfon Sus-an ue our savmg grace as Class p1cs1dent perpetually late because of hard work on stagmg qulet Engllsh accent beautlful figure unnecessary talk about dletmg I had to let my belt out two whole notches mumbles 1 Shall we vote partlal to Nancy Lamplon S cousm 'I he Boy Next Door A foster mother last year to a baby squlrrel most graceful athlete dlstracts us by doodllng ammals ln cl1ss a klnd word for everyone