Temple University Ambler - Amble Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1965 volume:

GENERAL FILE COPY TEMPLE UNIVERSITY AMBLER CAMPUS Presenting 1965 A M B E R Ambler Campus Temple University Amber—the mid-point between standing still and forging ahead. What makes this year different from all others? Nothing? Everything? Something? A Sophomore’s life—a transition from the past to the present— those goals immediate, those in the future—solving today’s problems, facing tomorrow’s—conformists, non-conformists—the academically minded, those struggling not to be—the happy, the sad—but not the good, not the bad—What is Ambler? Does anyone know?—and yet, we hope to present these contrasts in the following pages—the real nature of Ambler. THANK YOU . . . ... Dr. John C. Swartley, Trees and Shrubs teacher and friend, for giving the students at the Ambler Campus the benefit of knowing you. It is not likely that we shall forget your waggish smile, your subtle humor, and your kind guidance. Horticulture and Landscape Design students will forever remember the botanical name for the famous Bee Tree and the dos and don’ts of laying a flagstone walk. Your students and others who have had the opportunity to know you will remember always the man who had such a concern for and interest in the welfare of Ambler, and who kindly listened and helped them with their problems. For all this, Dr. Swartley, we shall remember you with respect and affection, and therefore we dedicate the 1965 Amber to you. 2 The rapid growth of institutions of higher learning in our country has reached the proportions of a national phenomenon. The Temple University Ambler Campus is keeping stride. New dormitories, to be ready in the fall of 1965, will inevitably be followed by additional classroom buildings and supporting facilities. You have been the harbingers as well as the beneficiaries of change, for no school can stand aside from the mainstream of educational advancement and no school can yield to change without reason. We invite your social and intellectual commitment as an active alumnus so that you can continue to share in the future of the Ambler Campus. EUGENE UDELL Dean of the Ambler Campus To each member of the Class of 1965, 1 express my appreciation for your many contributions to our campus life. You have my deepest wish for your continued progress and happiness. In the years ahead, as you think of Ambler, may you remember the trees, steadfast in purpose, yet gracefully adapting to a changing climate, and ever growing. LOUISE FISHER Dean of Women; Ornamental Horticulture 3 FACULTY MR. GEORGE MANAKER Botany; Commercial Floriculture MR. RICHARD CRIPPS Landscape Design lor Small MR. HOWARD CREUZIGER Sites English MR. HAROLD STEWART Mathematics MISS VIOLA ANDERS Floriculture; Herbaceous Plants; Flower Arranging MRS. ERNEST KROEGER MR. JOHN KOGEL French; Spanish History of Art o I MRS. STUART FOX History 4 i MR. HARRY WATERBOR Mathematics MR. EDWARD GRATER MRS. MARGARET WINANS Equitation MRS. JOHN BODINE MR. HANS ZUTTER Entomology; Riant Pathology: Pomology: Vegetable Production: Soils MR. GEORGE SYME History Flower Shop Management English MR FREDERICK BLAU Techniques of Landscape Design MR. MHRVIN DISSINGER DR. BARCLAY RILE Psychology Horse Husbandry 5 MR. JAMES O'REILLY Basic Design MR. KENNETH LEACH Music Director DR. JOHN C. SWARTLEY Trees and Shrubs; A rboriculture; Nursery Management MISS ALEXANDRA GRILIKHES Librarian OUR CAMERAMAN MISSED: MR. ABDOLAH HENDIFAR Chemistry MISS LOUISE KINDIG Physical Education MR. MAX KIRKLAND Speech MR. RICHARD KOFFLER English MRS. KEITH LOVALD Sociology MRS. HERBERT PRESSMAN Political Science MR. WILLIAM RAAB Chemistry MR. PETER SHOENBACH Spanish MR. WILLIAM SWIFT Economics DR. RUTH TOWNE Child Development 6 STAFF MRS. GINNY McCLINNIS Hostess MRS. JEANNE WONDERS Housemother; Confidante: Friend MRS. EARL DECKMAN MRS. HARRY MacWHORTER Hostess Hostess MRS. ANTHONY CATTOLICO Nurse MRS. E. A. VAN STEENWYK Hostess ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE STAFF— Seated: Mrs. Bub; Mrs. Reid; Mrs. Scott. Standing: Mrs. Rommel; Mrs. Woodington. 7 MAINTENANCE—Mr. William Hale. Sr.; Mr. Earl Roberts, Supervisor of Physical Plant and Maintenance; Mr. James Pulli; Mr. Angelo Pulli. HARRY SCHULZE Maintenance MR. CHARLES PATTERSON. Assistant Chef; MRS. NELLIE BULLOCK. Chef. 8 THE AMBER OFFICERS President: Jane Scott Hoopcs; Vice-President: Robert Winn Thomas; Treasurer: Karen Ruth Marggraff; Secretary: Judith Ellen Crispell. 9 1965 JOAN W. AYTON Glee Club S: II; May Dance Comm. I; Bowling I. Joan . . . Fights (?) in the drafting room . . . those filling lunches . . . artistically minded . . . “Could someone help me carry my drafting board down to the car? JANE S. HOOPES May Dance Comm. I; Sophomore Class Pres.: Student Council Vice Pres. II; Riding Club I; Dean's List I; Academic Disciplinary Comm. II. Janie . . . Scott . . . “Hey sonny, want a raisin? . . . suddenly last summer—Hoopes . . . If Rick only knew . . . walking Bloodgood ad . . . “Oh no! LANDSCAPE DESIGN HARRY CHELIMIDOS Intramurals I £ II; Bowling I; May Dance Comm. . Harry . . . Harry Alphabet . . . sports enthusiast . . . “Anyone care for some Greek cheese? . . . constantly asleep . . . “Can I borrow your circle template? ALAN DROMESHAUSER Intramurals II; Bowling I; May Dance Comm.; Christmas Dance Comm. I. Alan . . . ’The Peanut Butter Kid ... Honcypot ... “What flagstone walk? . . . dreams of bulldozers . . . Santa Claus 1964 . . . always in trouble with Thomas. ELIZABETH S. EVANS Yearbook II; House Council I II. Betsy . . . quick to blush . . . apples in the drafting room . . . always neat and trim . . . “I think I have the measles” GARY L. ROLLER May Dance Comm. I; Bowling I. Gary . . . water fights in the kitchen . . . Saturdays in the greenhouse ... big cheese . . . “How many valleys? . . . sly remarks. 10 MARY ANN PRICE Bowling I; Student Council I; Yearbook Comm. II; Christmas Dance Comm. II. Mary Ann ... a commuter . . . dynamite comes in small packages . . . “Oh no! Not corn beef again!” . . . pillows in the car . . . always in a hurry. MARILYN L. SCHULTZ Riding Club I II; May Dance Comm.; Bowling I; Glee Club I: House Council II; Social Comm. II. Marilyn ... I know he’s busy, but he hasn’t written in two days! . . . leader of the kitchen crew . . . dance decorator . . . work. work. work. ROBERT W. THOMAS Bowling I; Class Pres. I; Class Vice Pres. II; Student Council I; Social Comm. II; May Dance Comm. I; Yearbook II; Christmas Dance Comm. II. Bob . . . Robert . . . Golden Boy . . . Anyone have any masking tape?” . . . Robert’s Greenhouse Wilt death toll now 98 . . . A clean desk is a happy desk” . . . always in need of a hair cut. ARNOLD D. THORNTON May Dance Comm. I; Bowling I; Intramurals I II. Arnold . . . Amie . . . greenhouse on Sundays ... the great smiler . . . very sports-minded ... an optimist . . . gravel in the car. BARTON W. SCHARF Student Council Pres. II; May Dance C o m m . ; Lecture Comm. II; Dean's List I. Bart . . . Barf . . . plays the guitar well—tries to sing . . . Bird legs . . . always drives on field trips . . . Anybody work on their plan? . . . carries a big stick and means it . . . Barton Boomerang. JOHN R. WICOFF May Dance Comm. I; Photography Club Pres. II; Christmas Dance Comm. II. John . . . tags the trees ... if you don't know something, ask John . . . Don’t get me Started on Hawaii!” ... a true woody. 11 ARTS BUSINESS EDUCATION SCIENCE SANDRA BF.ARD Sandy ... A lovable little blonde . . .“Do you think we’ll have a bio quiz today?”. . . keeps the cigarette industry in business. MICHAEL CATTOLICO Mike . . . Scuba anyone? . . . the diver . . . certified Y.M.C.A. Instructor . . . “Anybody sick? My mother needs business. JUDITH E. CRISPELL Riding Club Secretary I: Lecture Committee II; May Dance I; Dorm Council Pres. II; Student Council II. Judy . . . natural redhead . . . complete wardrobe . . sings a happy tunc . . . “Din-din . . . Innocent (?)... “I don’t get it.” MARGARET EMERY Social Committee II. Marge . . . Margie . . . always with Ruthie ... the constant white hem . . . cute and quick to laugh. 12 iUJ KATHLEEN P. FAGAN Kathy . . . Kathy, Kathy lend me your comb . . . Deanic’s table for two years ... a neat dresser . . . late nights . . . the coffee kid . . . I'm on a diet. JACQUELINE R. LONGO Yearbook I A II; Glee Chib I; Dean's List I: Academic Discpl. Comm. Jackie . . . Jake . . . corner in the lounge . . . Rebel in the closet . . . You never heard of East Corinth? . . . Get out of here with that boom. boom, boom . . . VIVIAN J. MALANGA Yearbook I; Dorm Council I: Riding Club II; Glee Club I; Student Council II: Social Comm. A II: May Dance. Pip . . . Do you wanna dance? . . . occasional giggle fits . . . tireless worker ... always prepared for fun . . . Coffee, tea or homogenized milk?” KAREN R. MARGGRAFF Riding Club I; Lecture Comm. I; Glee Club I; May Dunce I; Class Treasurer II; Yearbook II; Social Comm. II; Christmas Dance 11. Karen . . . Where's Robert? . . . a regular at the gate . . . Oh. you’re so messy . . . “I’m so mad . . . water fountain dates. PETER G. MILLER Social Comm. II. Peter . . . Pete . . . scuba diver . . . bookstore laborer . . . the tall and the short of it. 13 ALAN D. PFF.FFER Yearbook Staff II. Alan ... A1 ... home to New York on weekends . . . avid poker player—constant loser . . . Goldwater fan . . . Hey Jerry, want to play some cards? . . . The hick town of Philadelphia” FRANK T. ROMANSKI. JR. May Dance Comm. 1; Intramurals I II; Yearbook Staff II. Frank . . . pink and black Easter egg . . . Frank, your brother wants the car! . . . Okay, but bring blankets. FLORENCE E. SINNEMA Riding Club I ll: Secretary of Freshman Class; Riding Club Secretary I; Social Comm. I; Sect. Social Comm.: May Dance; Christmas Dance. Flo ... the early morning rides . . . does she or doesn’t she? ... Pip for two years . . . smoke-filled rooms . . . smuggling cinder blocks. WILFORD STALEY, IV. May Dance Comm.; Social Comm. £ ll; Christmas Dance Comm.: Intramurals I ll; Yearbook II. Bill . . . This time I’m innocent. . . . “Don’t sweat the small stuff! . . . “But Mr. Crcuziger Yes Pip. I'll get the band.” ROBERT L. STAUB May Dance Comm. I. Bob . . . Lem . . . fire-eater . . . airplanes everywhere . . . Let’s go jump a car” . . . helpful. DENNIS M. STEWART Dennie . . . Did we have any Spanish? . . . Creep! . . . Study, study, study . . . golf pro” . . . “It’s not as bad as bio! HELEN M. TAK Riding Club I II, Pres. II; House Council 1: Student Council 11; May Dance Comm. I; Dean's List I II. Montic . . . equestrienne . . . the barn, a second home . . . pretty eyes ... a New Yorker —but not really. 14 15 wm C. ELISE BLANCHET Glee Club ; May Dance Comm. I. Elisc . . .“Not Elsie! . . . typically French . . . coffee during Floriculture . . . water fights in the kitchen . . . oui, out. HARRY D. DANIELS Intramurals I 5 II; May Dance I: Social Comm. II. Harry . . . Ambler's reformed hood . . . Bad . . . imitations of Hans . . . cut off shorts and sweat shirt . . . pants up to the armpits . . .“Did my field trip money come in yet? HORTICULTURE 16 SERGE A. DIHOFF Class Vice-Pres. I; Intramurals I £ II; May Dance Comm. I; Social Comm. II; Glee Club II. Sergo ... the beard . . . DihofT and Dromeshauser Destruction Co . . . French on the phone . . . shorts in January. MARJORIE S. PENCE Glee Club I II; May Dance I: Bowling I; Riding dub . Margie . . . always helpful . . . that jab in the back . . . groggy in the morning . . . coffee fiend. WALTER W. SEIDEL Bridge Club I; Photography Club II; Yearbook Staff II. Walt . . . The Dirty Old Man . . .“Walter Watch strikes again . . . garden consultant . . . a tireless worker. ANNA M. SCHEUFELE May Dance Comm.; Riding Club I II; Dean's List I II; Christmas Dance Comm.; Photography Club II. Anna . . .“Not Shoefulle . . . tall boys . . . good Pennsylvania stock . . . Civil War fiend. 17 CLASS OF 1966 Row One: P. Hannahs; C. Adams; G. Moore; M. Fogg; T. McDonnell; D. East; T. Manns; H. Hcaron; W. L. Janik; W. Mifflin; T. Koslic; S. Barnet. Row Two: C. Gates; F. Fessenden; P. Johnson. Weinberg; L. Stuart; C. Baird; M. Ostrander; L. Kilmer; CLASS OFFICERS—Vice-President, Jack Crawford; President, Terry McDonnell; Secretary, Patricia Stewart; Treasurer. Mark Ostrander. 18 Row One: C. Matheus; S. Schilliday; D. Moyer; B. Schwartz; J. Simmons; N. Dudley; D. Tabas; B. Roscn-blum; R. Israel; J. Silvert; W. Copeland; B. Kurtz. Row Two: R. Mclk; L. Miller; W. Timby; K. Poremski; J. Hillen; J. Kligerman; T. Kostic; R. Keeler; C. Geary; W. Gates; L. Baeder; A. Wexler; J. Feldman. Row One: C. Richardson; E. Greed; L. Burr; J. Blenheim; E. Gricncr; J. Piereth; J. Klacr; K. Manis; D. Gross. Row Two: C. King; R. Scotti; C. Haraczka; W. Dougherty; T. Wilscy; R. Bicer; P. Umfcr; M. Sum- mers; R. Huggett; S. Saylor; J. Grob. Row Three: C. Kelemen; B. Vandcgrift; R. Pflaumer; J. Schwartz; S. Sharenow; D. McKenzie; N. Warwick; R. Vawtcr; J Beno; K. Meehan; R. Smith; L. Lee; E. Aronow. 19 Row One: N. Hornstein; B. Schnur; B. Alexander; K. Reckeweg; P. Kasson; L. Minor; M. Gurr; B. Bernsicin; M. Auerbach; G. Galzerano; M. Luna; P. Abrahamyan; L. Blanchard; S. Wilensky; E. McAlccr; J. George. Row Two: P. Fassett; E. Berke; P. Umfer; J. Lohan; W. Taylor; J. Pond; R. Adams; R. Vasey; P. Snyder; M. Parclla; S. Berman; J. Simmons; C. Rand ll; J. O'Brien; F. Zaborowski; J. Ayres. The Freshman Class has adapted itself well to the changes that arc ever present at the Ambler Campus of Temple University. It has carried on the traditions of the school and has earned the right to be called The Sophomore Class of 1966. 20 ACTIVITIES GLEE CLUB—Serge Dihoff; Lynda Burr; Jane Picreth; Patricia Stewart; Patricia Abraham-yan; Jill George; Martha Fogg; Evelyn Aronow; Lynn Blanchard; Marjorie Pence; Joan Ayton; Loretta Lee. 21 RIDING CLUB—First Row: J. George; F. Sinnema; P. Blanchard; C. Baird; A. Schcufele; H. Hcaron; F. Fcs- Johnson; M. Schultz; C. Randall; A. Benson. Second senden; H. Tak; M. Pence; M. Erwin. Row: C. Weinberg; J. Picreth; P. Stewart; M. Fogg; L. SOCIAL COMMITTEE—First Row: R. Thomas; H. Daniels. Second Row: S. Dihoflf; K. Marggraff; M. Schultz; W. Staley. 22 ATHLETIC CLUB—First Row: W. Bullock; R. Scotti; H. Daniels. Third Row: B. Vandegrift; A. Dromeshau- T. McDonnell; F. Romanoski. Second Row: C. Randcll; ser; S. Dihoff; H. Chilimidos; R. Staub; W. Staley. STUDENT COUNCIL—First Row: R. Scotti; J. S. Hoopes; J. Klaer; J. Crispcll; B. Scharf. President. Second Row: S. Adams; J. Carr; T. McDonnell. 23 HOUSE COUNCIL—Lynda Burr; Jane Piereth; Judith Crispcll, President: Marilyn Schultz; Barbara Alexander; Christine Baird; Faith Fessenden; F.lise Blanche!. Pip and Casey . . . 24 •i.j PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB—First Row: Carolyn Weinberg; Jane Picrcth; Anna Schcufele; Claire Wicr; Penny Johnston. Second Row: Harry Chilimidos: John Wicoflf; Betsy Evans; Walt Seidel; David Trusal; Leonard Bader. YEARBOOK STAFF—First Row: Wilford Staley; Frank Ro-manoski; Alan Pfeffcr; Walter Seidel. Second Row: Diane Tabas; Karen MarggrafT; Robert Thomas; Jackie Longo, Editor; Faith Fessenden; Betsy Evans; Barbara Alexander. 25 Five minute break club . . . the eye-opening pause that refreshes. Model airplane club . . . what they lack in members . . . they make up in noise. Sports . . . 26 The saddle soap club . . . requires much elbow grease and much lime . . . be prepared lo use both. The climbing club . . . Alan Dromeshauser, an active member (?)... old Hort and L. D. students never die . . . they just fall out of trees . . . and are potted. 27 28 Halj-way to Christmas—1964 29 Missy, one of our favorite part-time students, attended summer session classes regularly and participated in all activities ranging from dissecting ground hogs to arranging flowers. Ambler is going somewhere and nothing is going to stand in its way. Hey Thomas, where are your shoes?' 32 The Group. Bright Hall—as the new student will see it. 33 COMPLIMENTS OF PENNBROOK MILK CO. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 34 ■ Your bank should be an institution of learning.. Provident is, even though it's already a total service bank. The people at Provident would like very much to learn everything possible about how best to help you in any personal or business financial matter. For we believe a bank serves effectively only as it learns about its customers, gets to know its customers. There must be a lot of ways we could learn to help you! PROVIDENT NATIONAL BANK DELAWARE VALLEY’S KEY BANK Main Office: Broad and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia 19101 Offices Serving Philadelphia, Bucks, Delaware and Montgomery Counties Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • Member Federal Reseri e System 35 AMBLER CAB Radio Dispatched Cabs 24 Hour Service Mitchell 6-2610 Reading Station Ambler, Pa. Compliments of Student Council tm: MMji JAMES A. CASSIDY Realtor —Insurance Member of Realtors Multiple Listing Mitchell 6-5400 42 E. Butler Ave. Ambler, Pa. Compliments of ALFRED LOWRY JOSEPH BULLOCK Auto Wrecker General Scrap Dealer 1525 Turk Road Warrington, Pennsylvania Diamond 3-1900 36 Your supplier of STUDENT LINEN SERVICE + KLINE’S Coat-Apron Towel Service 4100 Frankfort Avc. Philadelphia 24, Pa. Cumberland 9-5300 Compliments of OLD COMFORT CO., INC. Plymouth Meeting Pennsylvania Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. MARSHAL G. STAUB THEODORE L. GROSS CO. WHOLESALE POULTRY “Fresh Killed ’ “Fresh Frozen” MARTIN CENTURY FARMS Country Fresh Milk - Ice Cream - Dairy Products Spring House Pennsylvania Mitchell 6-4944 With Best Wishes From PRIMEX Garden Center 435 W. Glenside Ave. Glenside, Pa. TU 7-7500 LI 9-8888 EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN Wholesale Retail 37 Compliments of VIRNELSON’S BAKERY, INC. G. M. DECK SONS Hardware Houseware Seeds Paint Lawn Supplies Main and Race Streets, Ambler Mitchell 6-0201 Free Parking Free Delivery Phone Service 24 hrs. Around the Clock MArket 7-8450 PIERCE REESE, INC. Just Consistently Fine” Meats—Poultry—Provisions Frosted Foods Exclusive Distributor for Award Brand Delicacies Penna., Del., S. New Jersey, Md. 130-132 N. Delaware Ave. Phila. 6 ROTELLE INC. Wholesale FRUIT and PRODUCE distributors of Frozen Food SEABROOK FARMS SPRINGHOUSE FARMS Mitchell 6-1564 Mitchell 6-1565 Mitchell 6-0710 Bethlehem Pike Spring House, Pa. one stop shop Since 1926 REGAN’S QUALITY SHOES Where shoes are not just sold but accurately fitted For Men — Women — Children 111-113 E. Butler Ave., Ambler Mitchell 6-2472 THEY CARRY WEEJUN LOAFERS Charge Accounts Invited PIKE RESTAURANT, INC. Bethleham Pike—Springhouse All Meals Prepared to Take Out Gifts—Our Own Baked Pies and Pastries—Candies Mitchell 6-2981 38 SINCE 1894 BARCLAY BROTHERS I HO. BLUE PRINTS • OZALID PRINTS • PHOTOSTATS PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS DRAFTING AND ENGINEERING SUPPLIES 1510 SANSOM ST., PHILADELPHIA 2, PA. AMBLER FASH TON SHOP LO 3-6023 “NOTHING WRITTEN GREW ANYTHING” Compliments of Walter Whitman Seidel and Elizabeth Spangler Evans PATRONS Miss Viola Anders Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Aronow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Astler Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ayton Mr. Louis Benson Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Berman Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bernstein Bready and SwartJey, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Creuziger Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daniels Mrs. Walter M. Darnell Mrs. J. Earl Dcckman Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Evans Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman Feldman Mr. and Mrs. William M. Fessenden Mrs. Louise Fisher Mr. Edgar Grater Lt. Col. and Mrs. William R. Henry, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Hodcll Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Huggctt Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kasson Mrs. Helen G. Malanga Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Manns Mrs. Frederick Marggraff, Jr. Mrs. Walter J. Miller Mr. Joseph D. Miner Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ostrander Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Piercth Dr. and Mrs. Barclay Rile Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Romanoski Mr. and Mrs. Francis Saylor C. Ezra Scott, Jr. Mrs. C. Walter Seidel Mr. Peter Shoenbach Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Sclden Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Staley III Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Max Tak Mrs. Evelyn Taylor Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Udell Mrs. Douglas B. Wicoff 39 SOPHOMORE ADDRESSES JOAN W. AYTON, 7 Greenwood Place, Wyncote, Pennsylvania SANDRA L. BEARD, Box 492, R. D. 1, Scllersville. Pennsylvania C. ELISE BLANCHET, Spring Mill Road. Rosedale, Pennsylvania MICHAEL A. CATTOLICO, County Line Road, R. D. 1, Chalfont, Pennsylvania HARRY CHILIMIDOS. 47 Glendale Road. Upper Darby. Pennsylvania JUDITH E. CRISPELL, Overbrook Avenue, R. D. 2, Dallas, Pennsylvania HARRY D. DANIELS, 170 Marilyn Drive, Haverford, Pennsylvania SERGE A. D1HOFF, Kings Highway, Thorofare, New Jersey ALAN DROMESHAUSER, 87 Moore Avenue, Waldwick, New Jersey MARGARET L. EMERY, 139 Garden Road, Oreland, Pennsylvania ELIZABETH S. EVANS, 10 Single Lane, Wallingford, Pennsylvania KATHLEEN P. FAGAN, 1158 Ramapo Valley Road. Mahwah, New Jersey JANE SCOTT HOOPES, Ambler House Apartments, Ambler, Pennsylvania GARY KOLLER, R. D. 2, Seven Valleys, Pennsylvania JACQUELINE R. LONGO, East Corinth, Vermont VIVIAN J. MALANGA, 4304 Americana Drive, Annandale, Virginia KAREN R. MARGGRAFF, 97 Market Street, Annapolis, Maryland PETER G. MILLER, R. D. 3, Doylestown, Pennsylvania MARJORIE S. PENCE, R. D. 2, South New Berlin, New York ALAN PFEFFER, 46 Fort Washington Avenue, New York 32, New York MARY ANN PRICE, 537 Jamestown Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania FRANK T. ROMANOSKI, 610 Lancelot Road, Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania BARTON W. SCHARF, 6410 Roosevelt Boulevard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ANNA M. SCHEUFELE, Box 194, R. D., Quakertown, Pennsylvania MARILYN L. SCHULTZ, 97 Underwood Avenue, Warwick, Rhode Island WALTER W. SEIDEL, 729 Rugby Road, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania FLORENCE E. SINNF.MA, 32 Adams Street, Berea, Ohio WILFORD STALEY IV, Box 106, Kulpsvillc, Pennsylvania ROBERT L. STAUB, 215 East 68th Street, New York 21, New York DENNIS M. STEWART. 1630 Foulkrod Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania AMELIA P. STRAUSS, Little Creek Farm, Jarrettown, Pennsylvania HELEN M. TAK, 145 East 74th Street, New York, New York ROBERT W. THOMAS, Box 127, Newtown, Pennsylvania ARNOLD D. THORNTON, 15 Saint Dunstan Road, Hatboro, Pennsylvania JOHN R. WICOFF, 120 E. Delaware Avenue, Pennington, New Jersey But it will not be long Ere this be thrown aside. And with new joy and pride The little Actor cons another part. . . —Wordsworth 40 ®This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of lithographic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatonc method.