Upper Darby High School - Oak Yearbook (Upper Darby, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1938 volume:

Photography THE LEUDECKE STUDIO Upper Darby Penna. Engraving LOTZ PHOTO-ENGRAVING CO. Philadelphia Printing CLARK PRINTING HOUSE, INC. Philadelphia GROWTH I_I AVE you ever come upon an old picture of a gawky little boy or girl and been amazed that the tall football player or charming young girl you know could ever have been so small and looked so different? Only when we see a picture of ourselves as we appeared when we were long- legged brats can we realize how much we have grown during our school life. It has been the task of our teachers to guide us in growing up, gently prodding us through stages of everything from yo-yo's to crushes on movie stars (and others). Perhaps it is because they have undertaken the task so patiently and skilfully that it is so surprising to us to suddenly find ourselves quite grown up. Most important of all, even more so than our physical growth, is the mental growth which has been taking place in school as we acquired knowledge with varying degrees of thoroughness. Now at last our school years of growing have passed, and wa can consider ourselves really able to look back with amusement on the years when we were children. TO HER who advised us, who full of pep made our parties, dances, and this book a success . . . who headed the riding club . . . gave special typing lessons to our class . . . who lowered our Washington trip expenses ... her who kept account of committees, provided chaperons for our dances, who was known as Flossie when hostess at a certain party . . . because she dedicated to us her time and her personality, we in turn dedicate this book. yo HIM who advised us, who made our parties, dances, and this book a success . . . who carried our assemblies on with his distinctive personality . . . who downed the quick retorts with a still quicker retort . . . who appeared as a Naylor's Run hobo, salestalked butcher, and a bartender with sideburns . . . and yet kept his dignity as a class advisor, we dedicate this book. JOHN DIEHL Countless times we have trudged through these doors or rushed from them, entering and leaving the Upper Darby Senior High School, where for three years we have worked and played together. Tucked away between the wings of the building is the school garden, which affords a scene of tranquility and loveliness to weary eyes seeking respite from a boresome task or endless exam. From our homes we dashed each lowed by shouted reminders of forgotten for haste. And in our homes took place phase of school life—our homework. morning, fol- books or need that important These are familiar sights to us — one of the more important suburbs of Philadelphia, our own Sixty- ninth Street, where we visited the Tower when we should have been doing homework. CONTENTS LIFE... Life in our school is mode up not only of academic work, but also social activities and all the other affairs carried on by eighteen hundred people living together. Here we present a cross section of our life in Upper Darby High School. ADMINISTRATION... What would school be without the faculty? Varied os answers to this question may be, we shall long remember our teachers, even the men we were so afraid of as sophomores, for their help in working with us and for us. ACTIVITIES... Plays and banquets, operettas and entertainments, our club ac- tivities have played an important part in our life. Lots of work, as anyone who has worked whole evenings on press night or dress rehearsal will testify, but also a great deal of experience and fun. ATHLETICS... Many of us have not carried a ball past cheering crowds for a touchdown or made the winning basket, but all of us have rooted and yelled for our teams from the bleachers. School athletics have a part in our memories of Upper Darby that we will long cherish. SENIORS... The high and mighty seniors, not so dignified at Washington or on Baby Day, here present an imposing (we hope) picture. Don't tell us you're impressed by us sophomores! To each other we're only Mary-who-copied-my-Latin and Johnny-who- flunked-his-math. UPPER DARBY A closs in book-keeping . . . Some of the girls find it a bit hard to keep their mind on their work . . . Goalie Gordon all set for heavy duty but hoping . . . Heap big squaws on hockey team awaiting the arrival of some opponents to scalp . . . Al Andrien suffers a casualty in the Coatesville game . . . Seiver impersonates the eyes of the world . . . Lower Merion game—What a terrible day! . . . Color Day— LIFE and ye happy Gold winners . . . Also on Color Day, the Gold hold obsequies for the Purples . . . The faculty on the sidelines . . . Now, where did my Master go? . . . Russell Graves hard at work . . . The mystery man descends the stairs . . . The Acorn staff all agog over some pictures they have received. Kerns in his Gay Nineties outfit . . . One of Upper Darby's hard-working students labors over his work in study hall . . . What could be sweeter than a fire drill on a beautiful day? . . . The quartette from Tune In tunes up for a little warbling . . . One of our few snows. Looks as if Kerns got an eye-full. Maybe someone gave him an icy stare ... Is this Byberry or is the young lady preparing one of those snow advertisements? Santa Claus and son ... He plans to get his nickel's worth . . . Getting ready for the next class . . . Picture of a gym class hard at work . . . Swing music for a Senior dance . . . Welfare on parade . . . The beginning and end of cooperative study. LIFE Locks like shenanigans in the library ... Mr. Packer shares an umbrella while checking buses on a rainy day . . . What! Gambling in Upper Darby? It's all in fun at the Hobo Party . . . The hockey field must be lined, so Charlie and Gus get busy . . . Looks good . . . Nurnberg displaying Olympic form . . .Round and round they go and where they stop only Coach Wolfgang knows . . . That Helen Wills LIFE Mocdy service o la Thomas . . . Where all good trolley tickets go ... A bit of Upper Darby transplanted to Ocean City . . . The form is good; the question is, Will it drop? . . . Better start swinging, boy, because Catcher John practically has the ball in his mitt. LIFE f 2 'S f( 'j % I AI Cl c Br 2j a 1 c. 3 ) 0 4 dS 3£J Jo Pt nu j}F 0jA 1 Tbi V C 3c V yc. J'JF O A £ 3e z l +f 3E1 X £ V 3b v£ Vc 0 4 £ 3 ' 6 c f r Mr. Albert J. Willioms President Mr. Albert G. Froser Vice-President Mr. Joseph C. Wilkinson BOARD OF TWOULD be small wonder if the Board of Education became bored with education occasionally. They serve without pay, and often without thanks; truly their lot is not an enviable one The work of the Upper Darby Board has been made doubly difficult, because the community has grown so rapidly that it has taxed the ingenuity and resourcefulness of the members to provide ample facilities for housing and educating our young people. How well they have done this is shown by the excellent reputation the Upper Darby schools enjoy. Even as this is written, a beautiful new elementary school is in process of construction to care for the needs of the rapidly-expanding Aronimink section. The policy of the Upper Darby Boards has always been an enlightened one. They have consistently made it possible for the schools to move forward with the modern trends in education. The depression period saw no retrenching in any field of activity. The citizens of Upper Darby can be genuinely proud of their Board, composed of high calibre men and women who have the best interests of Upper Darby at heart. Twenty-eight Mrs. Helen B. Hoover Twenty-nine Williom C. Sampson, Ph.B., Sc.D. Superintendent The ADM Mary L. Lukens, B.A., M.A. Public School Psychologist A SCHOOL without supplies, books, reports, attendance check-ups, or scholarships would be a strange school indeed, but that is what high school would be if the administration of the school were not carried on. A variety of tasks, from ordering supplies to giving our beloved intelligence tests, fall to the men and women who make up the department of administration. Even though we may not come into a great deal of direct contact with the administrators as we do with our teachers, and therefore are often not aware of the work they are accomplishing, we may be sure that they are always working com- petently with our benefit their chief concern. Zita E. Mallon, B.S. Dean of Girls Thirty INISTR ATION Thirty-one John H. Tyson, B.S., M.A. Principal ENGLISH A S we labored for hours over essays, burned the midnight oil for book re- ports, and worried about oral talks, perhaps our tasks seemed the most horrid in the world. But we overlooked one equally un- attractive phase of the work—English teach- ers must correct these papers and listen to these talks of ours, not singly but by the score! Here indeed we have a labor to try any patience, but our English department takes in its stride not only these regulation classroom duties, but also the advisorship of our various publications, plays, and clubs. English is a required subject during each of the three high school years; therefore, it is a familiar subject to every boy and girl in the school. Edith Gaukrodger, B.A., M.A. Paul K. Noel, B.A., M.A. Myrtle V. Ardis, B.A. Mazie Weil, B.S. Frances F. Weimer, B.A., M.A. Helen M. Ferree, B.A., B.Pd., M.A. Margoret N. Yerkes, B.A. ENGLISH What to read for a book report? Shucks, all the good books ore gone! This young man has apparently found something to suit his fancy . . . The class in debating looks mildly amused but hardly argumentative. Charles H. Morris, B.A. John F. Hall, B.A., M.A., B.D., Th.D. R. Wayne Boyd, Ph.B., LI.B. M. Louise Steele, B.A. Merle I. Koch, B.A., M.A. Janet Forcey, B.A., M.A. Janet C. Hope, B.A., B.S. Ruth A. Leaman, Ph.B. -r HISTORY Helen S. Abrams, B.A., M.A. Charles L. Wood, B.S., B.D., M.A. Lewis 0. Goas, B.A. Ray G. Wallick, B.S., M.S., Ed.D. ___JISTORY is made at night but history is studied by day in Upper Darby un- der the direction of a predominately mascu- line teaching staff. The courses in this de- partment include both simple history and such subjects as economics and sociology, with studies ranging from our old friend Columbus to a detailed study of the stock market. As we progress from sophomore to senior years to many students history is one of our most enjoyable subjects; its widely diversified phases present a varied study of life and people, and it involves none of the dry memorizing and routine work that char- acterize many other courses. Charles M. Brooke, B. A. Paul Coffey, B.S., M.Ed. E. Bruce Thomas, B.S., M.A. Clayton K. Shenk, B.S., M.Ed. Randolph Grimmet, Ph.B. Ralph M. Andersen, B.S. M.S. HISTORY Doris Prout and Mary Lathrop generously illustrate puzzling problems for the history students, while Edward Fenimore pours through world events in a daily news- paper. Maps and news and battleships—a mixture, which if properly digested—leads to A's and exemption and graduation. MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS—the red on our report cards, the rock on our rosy pathway, in short the fly in our soup. Slyly begin- ning as comparatively simple algebra in our sophomore year, our math courses grow in- creasingly obstinate and unmanageable through geometry and trigonometry, finally reaching solid geometry, where all but the most invincible souls fall dismayed. Seriously, however, we are fortunate in having a de- partmental staff of teachers which is not only able and expert, but also sympathetic and helpful. Whether or not we find much use for the fourth proposition or the bi- nomial theorem in our later life, we have received lasting mental training through our mathematics courses Worren A. Brosius, Ph.B. Lillian E. Bock, B.S., M.A. Stanley F. Twoes, B.S., M.A. MATH These hard working students are being initiated into the intricacies of mathematics, which accounts for the puzzled expressions on their faces. The problems in- volved in deriving proofs and constructing angles having been completed, there will come to them the real thrill of solving a difficult problem. Dean E. Shull, B.S. Roy W. Wolfgang, B.S. John Diehl, B.A., M.A. | N BIOLOGY, physics, and chemistry, the three sciences taught in Upper Darby High School, we have cut up worms and made jars of hydrogen. Biology, a required course for all sophomores, found us studying the para- mecium and painstakingly compiling note- books. The chief activities involved in the two higher sciences would seem to a casual observer to include innumerable experiments, constant memorizing, and the continual flourishing of notebooks. However, any sci- ence student can testify to the serious study and real fascination of these subjects. We sincerely hope that Mr. Winchell can spare a few orchids for the teachers who patiently guided us through our first blunder- ing steps in science. McKinley H. Stevens, B.A., M.A. William S. Kehl, B.A., M.A. Edson C. Strange B.S., M.S. Carroll R. McDonnell, B.S. Floyd H. Neff, B.A., M.A. Edwin L. Harer, B.A. Emma H. Sommerfield, B.S., M.A. Chelsy G. Remley, B.S., M.S. SCIENCE Climbing on desks amid a tangle of tubes and jars, as demonstrated by Thomas Foltz, is only one of the numerous exercises engaged in by science students. They all seem quite casual, however, about the impres- sive looking apparatus which looks as complicated to the uninitiated as Flash Gordon's scientific equipment. LANGUAGES Mary A. Taylor, B.A., M.A. E. Lucile Noble, B.A., M.A. Agnes B. Grunberg, B.A., M.A. I E FRANCAIS, Deutch, L'Espagnol, and Latin—French, German, Spanish, and Latin—are the languages which are taught in Upper Darby and studied by many of the students. The study of the various lan- guages is made more interesting in many cases by means of plays, games, talks, and even puppet shows. Clubs have been or- ganized concerning each of the languages with the exception of Spanish, and in the groups the language pupils converse and play in their particular tongue, thus grow- ing more familiar with the land and its people as well as the language. Every Upper Darby student has an opportunity to grad- uate from school, if not a linguist, at least with a knowledge of a foreign tongue. Cori L. Clugston, B.A. Alice M. Goodman, B.S. Magdalene L. Dale, B.A., M.A. Charlotte S. Chrisman, B.A., M A. Joseph E. Stermer, B.A. These smiling faces would certainly lead us to believe that the study of foreign languages is a very pleasant affair. Many of us, however, would not look as merry as Ruth Hermann and Frances Young or as intent as Marjorie Meyer and Jackie Sparks as they go about their labors in Latin. COMMERCIAL Fenn Minacci, B.S. I I PPER DARBY'S future business men and business women receive their training in a variety of subjects. The commercial stu- dents are taught such subjects as book- keeping, stenography, and commercial law under the direction of a large and competent staff of teachers. The clicking of type- writers fills the hall near the typing rooms long after and before school hours. Girls taking stenographic subjects acquire addi- tional training from their daily stenographic work on the morning announcement sheets. Because of their fine training in the Upper Darby commercial department, graduates of the school receive an excellent start in their business careers, and gain many advan- tages in securing positions. William T. Rule, B.S., M.B.A. Paul E. Schwartz, B.S., M.A. Fred Loeb, B.S. Annette Hagenbuch, B.S., M.A. Sarah I. Richards J. Frank Dame, B.S., M.Ed. Nan M. Scott, B.S. Fred G. Forsgard, B.S.C. Lucretia M. Kerr, B.S. Charles E. King, B.S.C. William J. Hamilton, B.S., M.A. William R. Buckwalter, B.S., M.A. The duties of the commercial students must be very absorbing, judging by the expressions of these busy stu- dents. Some secret must be amusing Doris Lynch, for she smiles, while Lenore Forstadt, Jane Svensen, Beth Reese, Helen DeJoseph, Jane I vers, Roberta Parkhill, Frannie I redale, and Helen Mooney look solemn. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Herbert S. Herzog, B.S., M.A. Marion Scott, B.S. Anna F. Jackson, B.S. A S the sound of 1-2-3-bend emerges from the gyms one may be sure a class of boys or girls is engaged in the familiar gym class process of acquiring stiff muscles. However, one may be sure that the physical education teachers don't spend their time contriving more complicated exercises for their victims, for they assume the duties of coaching most of the school athletic teams, as well as supervising intramural sports and the immense task of directing May Day. Everyone in the school is required to take physical education. The department con- tacts every boy and girl and adds a vital part to his or her life. ■ Alma G. Wolstenholme Carlton J. Mefort, A.B., M.A. Marion Scott, B.S. Anno F. Jackson, B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION No Mohammedans these, in their strange rituals, but Upper Darby students taking part in their every- day gym classes. These are not the only startling scenes that might meet the eye in the gyms. We have done exercises giving us the appearance of everything from chorus girls to grasshoppers. ART AND MUSIC Florence M. Clegg THE department of music and art, al- though it includes only four teachers, is undoubtedly one of the most important and one of the finest in the school. Students of art learn both the mechanics of art and the appreciation of it and the work of the art department is conspicuous around the school in attractive posters and illustrations. Outstanding parts of the school are the band, orchestra, and chorus, which, in ad- dition to the regular mus'c classes make up the subjects in the department. Football games, pep rallies, and color contests would be far less colorful affairs without the faith- ful service of the band, and the orchestra contributes music on the occasion of plays. All those of us who have sung with chorus classes have gained a valuable experience long to be remembered. The varied activities of the music and art departments seem to inspire many emotions. Here we see Betty Jane Hurd, Jane Olson, and their artist confreres displaying intense concentration. Drum Major Irvin Wilson and his band members seem surprised, the trombonists look determined, and the violinists show expressions varying from John Dash's gayety to his companions' worried expression. David D. M. Haupt, B.A., M.A. Clyde R. Dengler, B.A., M.A. Michael Dotti, M.M. MUSIC AND ART INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS Arthur W. Packer George W. Hoehler, B.S., M.S. I__I OME ECONOMICS and industrial arts are a boon not only to the students but likewise to the families of the pupils. Per- haps Susan learns to bake a delicious choco- late cake, or John can build a handy shelf for his father. Then boys and girls can be seen busy at various useful tasks . . . the girls snipping away at an attractive dress or learning home management, the boys doing metal or wood work, or a piece of mechan- ical drawing. These subjects are taught both for serious work and continued activity in the field and for interesting recreation and a practical avocation throughout later life. These industrious students are engaged in activities of home economics and industrial arts. Paul Walter and Lydia J. Foster Stacy Cart ledge make attractive busy little bees, don't Julia S. Miller, B.S., M.S. they? The girls are apparently well on the way to becoming perfect little mothers' helpers. CADET TEACHERS C. G. Stocker, B.S., M.A., Director Edith Croll, B.S. Clarence Bartholomew, B.S. Miriam Robinson, B.S. Gloria Warta J HE arts of giving fearsome scowls and composing terrible tests are no longer strange to a group of senior students from the University of Pennsylvania, who this year received experience as practice teachers in Upper Darby. Each student teacher worked at the high school for one semester during which time he observed and taught classes and assisted teachers, in addition to his regular work at the University. Many of the practice teachers did even more than this imposing schedule of work, assisting in vari- ous extra-curricular activities. One and all Fifty Elsie Missimer, B.S. Elinor Entrckin, B.S. Helen Keffer, B.S. Cora Rabinowitz, B.S. Fred R. Brown, A.B. were friendly and competent, and in their stay at Upper Darby they not only gained valuable experience in teaching but also contributed help and understanding to their charges. Fifty-one ON SALE AT ‘HARRALS GARRETT RD A. . 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Realizing the need for new band uniforms and spurred on by Mr. Tyson's determination for ac- tion the Council appointed a committee to in- vestigate the situation and devise some means of raising the necessary money. Abbott, Harry Ambrogi, Joseph Andes, Jack Baringer, Betty Barrett, Constance Bcdrossian, Howard Bclyea, Richard Broughton, Irene Bunce, Robert Butcher, Jayne Cortelyou, Theodore Coulter, Thomas The Council has also worked on a proposed re- vision of the Codes of Rules. Diller, Ruth Freas, Elaine The trusty crumb chasers—sometimes known as monitors—have faithfully exercised their duty keeping order during the lunch periods. Several of the monitors served on the committee which worked on the planned revision of the Code of Rules. Grotz, Dorothy Hathaway, Charles Hathaway, Gardiner Howarth, Esther Howley, Estelle Howley, Ruth This year Miss Mai Ion, their adviser, was as- sisted by several of the practice teachers. The judiciary branch of our Student Govern- ment is presided over by the Tribunal. This group is composed of twelve students, four representa- tives from each class. It is this body which tries any disciplinary cases brought in by the monitors and passes judgment upon the culprits administer- ing punishment if the offender is found guilty Mr. Dame serves as adviser of this group. Moyer, Peggy Mullin, William Palmer, Joanne Reasor, Orian Rutherford, Betty Sacchetti, Nicholas Sullivan, Malcolm Tomalino, Andre Wall, Robert Woodruffe, Mildred Fifty-four STUDENT GOVERNMENT TRIBUNAL Andrien, Alfred Barton, Barbara Braendle, Richard Butcher, Jayne Caris, Jean Cartledge, Stacy Church, Thomas De Revere, Robert Eismann, James Freas, Elaine Goodby, Avis Goudie, Gene Howland, Ann Jackson, Kenneth Jamison, James Merriman, Donald Phillips, Ann Quick, Guy Robinson, Isabelle Rutherford, Betty Searle, Betty Anne Stringer, Helen Sullivan, Malcolm CHAIRMEN OF MONITORS Baringer, Betty Barton, Barbara Beckenstrater, Mary Bunce, Robert Busch, Albert Collins, Patricia Dath, Edward Eisman, James Etters, Boyd Hathaway, Gardiner Ide Betty McGann, Connie Merrell, Frances Mullin, William Smith, Renee Wells, William Wise, Ruth TRIBUNAL OFFICERS CHAIRMEN OF MONITORS PUBLICATIONS— THE ACORN CONTINUING the policy of o six-page paper which was inaugurated at the end of last year, the Acorn, under the leadership of its editor, Ted Cortelyou, and the faculty adviser, Miss Zita E. Mallon, completed its tenth year of publication. The thirty issues for the year included the fifth annual Bark and a special an- niversary issue of twelve pages. In the Annual Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association contest, the Acorn received third place in its class and second in the Columbia Scholastic Press Contest. The staff numbers thirteen seniors, thirteen juniors, and seventeen sophomores including the business staff and the typists. UPI-DAH BECAUSE the Upi-Dah became of age this year, celebrating its twenty-first an- niversary, it decided that it could assert itself. The result was an entirely new magazine in two issues. But this decrease doesn't mean that the staff had less work. Miss Gaukrodger, the Upi-Dah's capable adviser, continued to bejthe hardest worker of the group and the most interested. The Business Staff still hunted down ads and labored over finances. The Art Staff worked even harder this year, for they brought us new drawings, requiring more skill. The Editorial Staff toiled away at its task of getting material and proofreading it. However, all agreed that it was fun helping to put out a magazine that won honors in two contests and was accepted with new acclaim by the student body. Barton, Barbara Barton, Donald Beckenstroter, Mary Boyer, Betty Ann Bruen, Nancy Bullock, Peggy Burkhardt, Virginia Butcher, Joyne Clokey, Katherine Cortelyou, Ted Costa, Dick Crondall, Arthur Cunney, Rosemary Dalick, Eleanor Diller, Ruth Adams, June Alexander, Lloyd Allen, Jean Barrett, Constance Bernard, Cecile Bowman, Margaret Brinton, Margaret Broughton, Irene Burlin, Charles Cade, Phyllis Chase, Charles Cuzrubo, Jacqueline Conard, Renee Dalick, Elenor Davis, Jeon Eastburn, Virginia Eickburg, Eleanor ACORN STAFF Durso, Joseph Gabriel, Dorothy Glah, Esther Gordon, Lester Hardcastle, Jane Hardcostle, Mary Henszey, Christine Horwitz, William Kutz, Geraldine Lesher, Thompson Maher, Jack McCarter, Anita McConkey, Alice Merrimcn, Donald Millard, Marion Moeslein, Marion Moore, Fred Nusbaum, Dorothy Penton, Elsie Reeder, Mary Ellen Ridpath, Esther Rien, Howard Vogel, William Wallace, Maude Weston, Virginia Wiley, Mary Anna Wisniewski, Wanda Wolf, Ruth Woodard, Mary Ann Zimmerman, Doris PRESS NIGHT WITH THE ACORN UPI-DAH STAFF Embree, Barbara Evans, Helen Louise Ewing, Frank Eyman, Frances Fischer, Peggy Galbraith, Mary Gorrity, Gladys Glah, Esther Graves, Russell Hallock, Eleanor Heller, Dorothy Hurd, Betty Hurd, Jean Hynson, Anne Kaysen, Miriam MacFadden, Allegro McGann, Connie Morrow, Virginia Nuss, Marie Olsen, Jane Picked, Alice Pinter, June Quigley, Bette Rhodes, Natalie Robinson, Jane Schroyer, Justine Simen, Leonora Stewart, Morjorie Svenson, Jane Wagner, Dorothy Wail, Charles Weston, Virginia Wischan, Barbara Wise, Ruth Woody, Elinore Margaret Bowman, Constance McCann, Miriam Kaysen, Constance Barrett, Cecile Bernard, Betty Jane Hurd, Jacqueline Cuzzuba, Alice Picked, Natalie Rhodes, Virginia Eastburn OAK STAFF Baringer, Betty Bernard, William Cuthbertson, William Dick, Katherine Evans, Jeanne Ferguson, Charles Fiankenfield, Harriet Freas, Elaine Hathaway, Gardiner Hermann, Ruth Himmelsbach, Blanche Hurd, Betty Jane Keller, Margaretta Keller, Ruth Marcouse, Jeanette McAllister, Warren McConaghy, Muriel Meiskey, Eloise Meyer, Marjorie Quigley, Charles Spangler, Dorothy Sykes, George Thomas, Laura Tillson, Hermione Wallick, Jean Walters, Paul Warburton, Miriam MR. KEHL, Adviser ELAINE FREAS, Editor MR. NOEL, Adviser BUSINESS STAFF Betty Baringer, George Sykes, Mr. Wal- lick, Warren McAllister, Laura Thomas Fifty-eight PUBLICATIONS OAK THIS year the Oak staff has tried to give Upper Darby something different, some- thing more modern in its yearbook. We have attempted to give more intimate pictures, more informal shots of you and you and you. We have striven to set a new standard in Upper Darby yearbooks. As progress marches forward so does the Oak. This year we feel we have gone a step further in giving Upper Darby the best in yearbooks. Much credit should be given to Mr. Noel, the adviser. What would the staff have been able to do without his helpful, witty humor—especially those grand jokes of hisP Our thanks also to Mr. Kehl who, as a new adviser this year, has been a great help to us. A word of praise should also be given to the business staff whose hard work has helped to make our book a financial as well as literary success. Also, this year the staff was aided by a group of boys known as the Camera Club. Many of the pictures in this book are the work of their ever busy, clicking cameras. The staff has tried to make this year's book a permanent record—a record to. which we can turn in later years to recall the many fond memories we now have of Upper Darby. ORCHESTRA P ERHAPS there is no other octivity that so vividly and audibly shows the result of • long hours of practice as does the orchestra. The first few practices are a bed- lam of saws and squeaks, but these gradually disappear and harmony ultimately reigns. The orchestra was signally honored this year when three of its members, Thomas Coulter, Virginia Lee Chalfont, Charles McCormick were chosen to be in the All- State Orchestra. Lansdowne and Upper Darby forgot their differences long enough to produce jointly a very fine assembly program. As has been the case for many years, Mr. Haupt has been the conductor. THE BAND THE band goes marching on! What was that which May Day greeted—new uniforms? Then this was the final satisfaction of the boys' inward glee of anticipation and it was to this end that they puffed and blew all year. Besides this determined campaign, the band has aided the cheering-spirit at various athletic games. The dedication of our new post office was particularly en- livened by their performance. These lads have greatly profited by the excellent leadership of Mr. Dotti and Mr. Haupt, who have been joint-conductors this year. MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS Sixty ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL BAND PERSONNEL Allen, Jack Beasley, Marion Bernard, Robert Boccelli, Phillip Boyce, Hallowel Cavanagh, Betty Chalfant, Virginia Chase, Rodney Clugston, Jean Collins, Ruth Coulter, Thomas Dash, John Durso, Michael Endicott, Thomas Esterline, Donald Farrell, Richard Fremont, Robert Gerlach, Paul Gum, Robert Hargrave, William Horner, William Harrison, Richard Hoel, Betty Hughes, Robert Hummel, Lillian Jenkins, Sarah Jenkins, Stuart Kirschner, William Kwait, Sidney Leonard, Jack Lewis, Marian Linder, Norbert Linn, Harry Mackenzie, Hilma Mathias, Ott McConnell, Paul McCormick, Charles Mell, Warren Miller, Helen Moeslein, Marian Moore, Eurcne Moore, William Oliver, Paul Palmer, Joanne Parkhill, Roberta Rein, Howard Rcnzulli, Katherine Shepley, James Simboli, Marguerite Somers, Richards Thomas, June Toews, Shirley Weng, Dorothy Wood, Richard Anderson, Fred Auve, Robert Boll, Vincent Barcis, Albert Bcirly, Mahlon Bickcl, Edward Brown, Kenneth Cartledgc, Stocy Cavender, William Chamberlain, John Chase, Rodney Church, Fronk Clift, Frank Cuthbertson, William Daly, James Dcsscnder, Horry Ettcrs, Paul Evans, Richard Germain, Wilbur Glazier, Robert Good, Robert Griffith, Clarence Harrison, Bud Heller, James Hobdell, Nelson Hughes, Robert Hulick, Fred Johnson, Harry Joseph, Edward Kennedy, Norman Kirschner, William Kohler, George Landis, William Leonard, John Leonard, Robert Lutz, Howard Marshall, William McCorthy, Melvin Meluney, Charles Miller, John O'Hora, Charles O'Neill, Frank Perno, Fronk Rein, Howard Reyburn, John Rupp, Donald Shepley, Hugh Shepley, James Spencer, Raymond Stccvcr, George Strohm, George Taylor, Warren Tcubncr, Ferdinand Voltz, Sterling Welch, Euin Wilson, Alexander Wilson, Irvin Wilson, Robert i, Thomas Sixty-one CHORAL CLUB THE CHORAL CLUB—A CAPPELLA CHORUS THE Choral Club which is composed of over 400 students enjoys the largest mem- bership of any club in the school and is under the direction of Mr. Clyde R. Dengler. The club's outstanding musical achievement of the year was the pres- entation of its eighth annual sacred cantata, The Seven Last Words of Christ by Dubois with the accompaniment of a professional seventeen-piece orchestra. The holding of the Steel Pier Frolic was the main social event of the year and this was attended by over twelve hundred people who took advantage of the various entertainments offered which included a concert, movies, dancing, and a lecture. Other activities of this group are the rendering of the annual Christmas Concert, singing at the Cultural Olympics on May 5 and being part of the three thousand voiced chorus which will take part in the dedication exercises of the Franklin Insti- tute on May 19. This year as a special feature for its members the Club held a picnic on May 21 at the Upper Darby Park and supplied free lemonade for mem- bers and friends Sixty-two Upper Darby's celebrated red-robed A Cappella Chorus, also directed by Mr. Dengler, is made up of 112 selected students. Requirements for admission to this group include membership in the Choral Club for at least a year and the passing of certain vocal tests. Besides taking part in all the activities of the Choral Club, the Chorus has fulfilled various engagements during the school year. These are listed below. Calvory Church Christmas Concert December 12 Annual Christmas Concert...........December 19 Program at Wanamaker's Store......December 24 Steel Pier Frolic...................January 15 Coast to Coast Broadcast over KYW January 22 Lower Mcrion Concert................January 28 Drcxcl Hill Presbyterian Church Concert February 6 Patriotic Service Concert .............February 20 Concert for New Jersey Teachers' Ass'n. February 24 The Seven Last Words of Christ ......March 26 Part of Berwyn Chorus..........April 28, 29, 30 Radnor Concert..............................May 4 Cultural Olympics...........................May 5 Church Concert..............................May 8 Lion's Club Concert.........................May 16 A CAPPELLA CHORUS 1 1 DRAMA JUNIOR PLAY I N addition to presenting a good show this year, the ' members of the Junior Play cast had a lot of fun being the mad Rimplegars. Behind the scenes the gay spirit of mirth was always lurking. Ken Purdy had some little trouble in convincing his father that he really had to let his hair grow for his role in the play. Jim Boise had to take a lot of teasing be- cause he, like the Rimplegars, is from Brooklyn. Sue Remy certainly had to take it every time they prac- ticed that scene where Jim Cooper slapped her in the face. Regardless of bruises, Henry Richards tumbled to the floor many times when rehearsing his fainting spell. The telegraph boy was played by Piers Shafer, a fact unknown to many people. It would have amused most people to have seen Alida Stone having a towel wrapped around her head, or Wright Nodine conscien- tiously timing that fake victrola. But the hardest workers of all were Miss Yerkes and Lenore Forstadt who coached the play. Although they made the others work hard, they, too, entered into the fun to keep the spirit up and make a successful production. Jomes Boise, Kenneth Purdy, Henry Richards, James Cooper, Suzanne Remy JUNIOR PLAY CAST Mrs. Rimplegar ..... Douglas Rimplegar .. Kenneth Rimplegar . Jenny, the maid ... Ed Rimplegar ...... Elizabeth Rimplegar Donald ............ Dr. Alan Stevens ... Kitty ............. Prompter .......... ....................Alida Stone ..Wright Nodine, William Cross ......Piers Shafer, James Boise Mary Henderson, Dorothy LeVan ..................Henry Richards ...................Suzanne Remy ...................Kenneth Purdy ....................James Cooper Philippa Herman, Ruth Royal ................Josephine Hecht I Ruth Royal THREE CORNERED MOON Sixty-five Lenore Forstadt DRAMA T—Thursdoy, F—Friday, S—Saturday) Sophy Prescott, Secretory to Mrs. Wayne, Helen Dc Joseph, F Nancy Joyce Hess, T-S Charles, a butler Theodore Wolters Emmy Paige, Mrs. Wayne's niece, Jean Pritchard, T Betty Hurd, F; Avis Goodby, S Lucy Chose Woync Lenore Forstadt Stephen Woync, her husband William Owen Belle Hordwick, a Senator's wife, Jacqueline Cuzzubo, F Sylvio Wolinsky, T-S Mrs. Ives, wife of Postmaster General, Betsy Card Doris Zimmerman, Understudy Ann Forrester, wife of an Ambassador, Jane Schneider A Congressman's Wife.............Mary McCrone Her Friend........................ Ruth Wolf The Baroness Florence Goodbread Sara Blockwood, Understudy Scnor Ortega ...........................Howard Bedrossian Protopopescu .......................Tom Bond A Japanese ..............................Orian Reasor His Friend ...........................Margaret Gough A Gcnerol .........................Jack Kerns Mrs. Davenport ...........Dorothy McCallistcr Mrs. Creevey, a politician .....Jane Ivers, F-S Barbara Wischan, T Senator Keane, a rising young party man, Richard Wagner Tom Hardwick, Senator. David Titlow Irene Hibbard, wife of Judge Hibbard, Janet Gootee, T-S Gladys Siewert, F Blccckcr, a butler.............William Faulkner Corter Hibbard, a Supreme Court Judge, Malcolm Junkin Thomas Foltz, Understudy George Mason, o Judge.............Fred Huebner Ellsworth T. Ganning, o newspaper man, Andre Tomalino Jason Fleming, from the State Deportment. Jack Andes Herbert Sedgwick, a politician, Malcolm Sullivan Guests at the Reception........Dorothy Brinkcr, Amelia Vascy, Gardiner Hathaway. Doris Prout, Doris Lynch, Robert Beasley, Frances Kirkpatrick, Christine Laughead, Richard Belyca, Jean Wollick, Virginia Anschuctz, Mort Haim, Beth Reese, Ro- salie Feinberg, Ruth Gove, Virgilia Sher- idon, Janice Cossady, Esther Glah, Duane Poulterer. Prompter ......................Connie McGann Sixty-six SENIOR PLAY FIRST LADY W HAT q grand play! — I thought the First Lady was superb, W — And those sets—and weren't the dresses darling? — The acting was unusually good. Phrases like these could be heard every- where as people were coming out of the first performance of the senior play. But none of these persons realized what happened up to the night of the first performance. David Titlow What a worry it was for Miss Ardis, who worked so hard. Then, too, her being sick and consequently absent from school for a week or so made it doubly hard for the cast. However, Miss Hagenbuch pinch-hitted nobly by coaching during that time. But my,—that first dress rehearsal. The opening scene in Carter Hibbard's library in the second act was hilarious. The music failed to start when Justice Hibbard turned the radio switch. Then when it would begin at the correct moment the music would get so loud that Janet and Malcolm would be shouting at each other to be heard. But Mr. Stevens pulled things together with the backstage boys and the show was finally perfected. All in all the senior play was hard work—but well worth the effort. Janet Gootee, Malcolm Junkins Haim, Titlow, Walters, Kerns, Beasley, Poulterer Sixty-seven THE David D. M. Haupt, Director CAST OF TUNE IN Kasper Kroggins ................................Charles Prince Mrs. Kroggins .....................Jeanne Palmer, Eleanor Hull Jean Kroggins .................Gloria Marcus, Betty Stewart Joe Brown .........................Charles Riley, Homer Abel Jerry Kennedy ..........................................William Maun Tilly........................Betty Sidenburg, Grace Russell Milly .......................Jean Wallick, Sara Jean Lewis Billy ..............................Agnes Porter, Janet Bold Dynamo Dave ..................Wm. Harrison, Harry Johnstone Mitzi ..................................................Dorothy Grotz Bob ............................John Edwards, Frank Shirtz J. Bottomley-Binks ..........................Ross Van Sciver Archibald Throckmorton .............John Edwards, Frank Shirtz Lysander Phipps ...............Edward Allen, Harry Johnstone Sixty-eight OPERETTA DRAMUS CLUB THIS year the Dramus Club changed its tune and gave an up-to-date musical comedy entitled Tune In. Syncopated melodies and snappy dances with a dash of the Suzy-Q were the hits of the show. The setting was in a radio studio and dealt with the presentation of the Kroggins Kippered Kodfish Program, headed by Kasper Kroggins, a hen-pecked husband. How often Kasper was squelched by his wife, a woman who thought she could sing. Mitzi, a telephone operator, saved the program after Mrs. Kroggins had been kid- napped—accidentally, on purpose!!!! Jerry did a grand job of making love to Mitzi, to add that needed touch of romance. How often Mr. Haupt lost his temper and how often Miss Mai Ion made us go over parts until it was just right, but without their tireless efforts the show would not have been a success. Mr. Stevens made our voices sound like a million dollars with the amplification system. The noise of the rehearsals during Easter Vacation was unbearable between the constant tuning of the orchestra and the accompaniment of the carpenter's hammers. The strain was broken, however, when everyone piled down to the ham- burger stand to eat lunch and then to hurry back to dance to recordings. Despite the work, a good time was had by all. And so another operetta has gone by!!!! CLUBS ARS POETAE, PLEIADES, AND TAY-WISTALVAN WHEN greater poenas, books, or plays are written, Ars Poetae, Pleiades, and Tay- Wistalvan will applaud them. At present, however, these rising young salon conversa- tionalists satisfy themselves with Sandburg and Millay, or Coward and O'Neill, or Hilton and Morley. Tay-Wistalvan and Ars Poetae spend their monthly meetings discussing the vari- ous forms of literature and cultivating an appreciation for them. Pleiades goes a step further and makes the numerous characters really live. We all thrill to their splendid interpretations and are especially proud when these potential actors and actresses go on the air, as they do quite frequently. The annual tea of the Ars Poetae Club is a festive occasion for these lovers of poetry, and when the girls of the Tay-Wistalvan Club go on their annual doggie roast they forsake cultural pursuits for epicurean ones. These three clubs form the heart of Upper Darby's literary atmosphere. They pave the way to a keener enjoyment and apprecia- tion of the cultural phase of life. ARS POETAE Barrett, Constance Bullock, Margaret Caris, Jean Donahoo, Esther Eastburn, Virginia Eyles, Margaret Eyman, Frances Gibson, Janet Gordon, Jean Hackett, Madeleine Hardcastle, Jane Henszey, Christine ARS POETAE Himmelsbach, Blanche Hollingsworth, Betty Hough, Mary Hynson, Ann Ivers, Jane Kaysen, Miriam Keller, Ruth Keller, Margaretta McCarter, Anita McConkey, Alice McIntyre, Isabelle Merrell, Frances Prescott, Betty Sellers, Mary Jane Simen, Lenora Thomas, Betty Uhl, Margaret Vanaman, Claire Wallick, Nancy Wiley, Mary Anna Wilsterman, Jean Wolf, Ruth Woodard, Mary Ann Seventy PLEIADES CLUB Alexander, Lloyd Goodby, Avis Meaney, John Rodcbaugh, Grace Anfinsen, Carol Grinrod, Jean Meiskey, Eloise Royal, Ruth Anshuetz, Virginia Hallock, Eleanor Moyer, Margaret Sandler, Hilda Armstrong, Roberta Hanford, Joyce Nissen, Shirley Schwartz, Pauline Beckenstrater, Mary Hecht, Josephine Nodine, Wright Siewert, Gladys Blair, George Helmus, Henrietta Owen, William Shafer, Piers Boise, James Herman, Philippa Phillips, Ann Sober, Madeline Brinton, Margaret Hermann, Ruth Pickell, Alice Stone, Alida Brooks, Sam Howley, Estelle Purdy, Kenneth Stratton, Edna Chase, Charles Ivers, Jane Quigley, Betty Taylor, Warren Clokey, Katherine Jaegle, Ethel Reader, Agnes Titlow, David Coffman, Beverly Junkin, Malcolm Reed, Howard Whitby, Helen Cooper, James Kaysen, Miriam Remy, Suzanne Whittingham, Gladys Craig, Jane Klitsch, Constance Rev, Jeannette Wischan, Barbara Dorricott, Walter Mann, Helen Richards, Henry Wise, Ruth Forstadt, Lenore Wolinsky, Sylvia TAY - WISTALVAN CLUB Baringer, Betty Galbraith, Mary Young, Frances Ridpath, Esther Barrett, Constance Gibson, Janet Laughead, Christine Russell, Grace Bowman, Margaret Glah, Esther Lutz, Mary Jane Schlichter, Betty Bruner, Gertrude Gordon, Caroline Merrell, Frances Simen, Lenora Bullock, Peggy Gow, Dorothy Nusbaum, Dorothy Stone, Alida Burrichter, Helen Hackett Madelaine O'Brien, Mary Stottler, Helen Clokey, Katherine Hardcastle, Jane Penton, Elsie Thornbury, Charlotte Collins, Patricia Hardcastle, Mary Peters, Kitty Tillson, Hermione Cummings, Shirley Hevner, Jean Pinter, June Vanoman, Claire Donahoo, Esther Howarth, Esther Prescott, Betty Wallis, Katherine Freas, Elaine Korn, Virginia Reeder, Mary Ellen Wolinsky, Sylvia Wright, Claire PLEIADES TAY-WISTALVAN Seventy-one CLUBS HISTORY CLUB, WORLD AFFAIRS FORUM AND DEBATING TEAM “I” HE solution of the world's weighty prob- lems is mere child's ploy to our History Club, Debating Team, and World Affairs Forum. Of course, they have not yet solved all the problems, but they are arriving at this destination at a very rapid rate. Socialized Medicine was this year's topic for debate, and U. D.'s able debaters have just about exhausted this subject after a very successful season. On any second Tuesday, if one goes down to Room 25, he will find our more able history students eating refreshments and participating in what is commonly known as a History Club meeting. These people are so fond of eating that they even had a banquet this year. The international situation is ably han- dled by the World Affairs Fcrum. They have decided to put on A Day in Congress convention this year to show the boys in Washington how Congress should be run. WORLD AFFAIRS FORUM Abbott, Dick Bedrossian, Howard Bernard, William Bruen, Nancy Cahall, Ralph Caris, Jean Dambman, Walter Ferguson, Charles Gough, Morgaret Groskin, Herbert Hanley, Jack Hood, Evelyn Huebner, Fred Kaysen, Miriam Keeler, James Latta, Ruth Maddams, Kathleen Owen, William Quigley, Charles Reed, Howard Richards, Henry Shafer, Piers Stottler, Helen Sykes, George Thomas, Betty Tope, William Wallick, Jean Wallick, Nancy Wedeman, Miles Yeager, Jean WORLD AFFAIRS Seventy-two HISTORY CLUB DEBATING DEBATING TEAM Barrett, Constance Bernard, William Foltz, Thomas Junkin, Malcolm Nichols, Myron Quigley, Charles Wolf, Ruth FORUM Anderson, Janet Anschuetz, Virginia Bergeman, Dorothy Bold, Janet Bond, Thomas Britton, Nelson Burleigh, Grace Cunney, Rosemary Cuzzabo, Jacqueline Donahoo, Esther Eastburn, Virginia Edwards, John Eyman, Frances Eyles, Margaret Fromtling, Mildred Galbraith, Mary Gallant, Charles Garrett, Marion Gibson, Janet Good, Robert HISTORY CLUB Gordon, Caroline Gordon, Jean Gronger, Grace Grindrod, Jean Groskin, Herbert Hardcastle, Jane Howley, Ruth Huebner, Fred Hurd, Betty Ivers, Jane Jacgle, Ethel May Johanns, Margaret Johnstone, Harry Kaysen, Miriam Keeler, James Keller, Ruth Kerner, Jack Kumjan, Charles LaBrasca, Anthony Latta, Ruth Maddcms, Kathleen Maher, Jack McCarter, Anita Meiskey, Eloise Moeslein, Marian Morrow, Virginia Nagel, Jack Nissen, Shirley Penton, Elsie Reed, Howard Richards, Arthur Rodebaugh, Grace Schneider, Jane Smith, Renee Sparks, Jacqueline Sullivan, Malcolm Thomas, Betty Wcllick, Nancy Weideman, Miles Wolinsky, Sylvia Seventy-three RIDING CLUB RIDING, FENCING AND RIFLE CLUBS -|”HEY'LL run you through, ride you down, or shoot you up, a fearsome lot these boys and girls in the Fencing, Riding, and Rifle Clubs. Anyone who has walked through the halls after three o'clock and has met a group of these avid fencers has a wholesome respect for them. We entertain the same feeling for the Mounties, not the Canadian get your man variety, but the U. D. Royal get on your horse club. They really are, however, out- standing in all that means good horseman- ship as is shown at their annual horse show. The other of the danger clubs of the school is secreted between the art room and the flagpole—Mr. Wood's sharpshooters. Here at after school hours a number of keen-eyed students seeking relief from scholastic cares fire away at the teachers disguised as targets. FENCING CLUB Seventy-four RIDING CLUB Alberti, Evo Anfinsen, Carolyn Bcwmcn, Margaret Brady, Jane Cunney, George Davis, Kirstine Edie, Virginia Eichberg, Eleanor Falk, Evelyn Ferris, Ella Hughes, Phyllis Hutton, Virginia Keith, Margaret Keller, Margaretta Korn, Virginia Leach, Marion Leonard, John Lutz, Howard Lysaught, Gwen Armor, Doris ::Beck, Richard Billingslea, Clara Braendle, Richard Britton, Nelson Buckland, Emily Clift, Frank Cooper, Mary Costa, Josephine Daddis, Beatrice DeLacy, Lee Eichberg, Elinor Emrie, Betty Ester, Jean Evans, Helen Fisher, Peggy Frantz, Doris Gone, William Gardner, John Garson, Claire Gordon, Marjorie Gow, Dorothy Granger, Winifred Greenfield, Katherine Hallock, Eleanor MacDonough, Jean Mawhinney, Catherine Mayer, Margaret Parkhill, Roberta Paxson, Dot Peters, Kitty Pinto, Gene Sheridan, Virgilia Simeone, Joseph Swanson, Christine Swinford, Betty Somers, Joan Teubner, Fred Vollers, Dorothy Walters, Dorothy Young, Frances Zimmerman, Annetta Zimmerman, John Harlan, Betty Hay, Frank Heller, Dorothy Heyl, Betty Hulick, Fred Hurst, Katherine Jeremiah, Jane Jones, Alan Junkin, Malcolm Kirkpatrick, Doris Knapp, Edith ■Krimmel, Jack Leach, Marian Lickfield, Janet Lucker, James Lysaught, Gwyn Mawhinney, Catherine McIntyre, Isobel McMinis, Mary Miller, Kendall Robinson, Emily Rogers, Irma Sailer, Dcvcreux Schmidt, Alexander Smith, Barbara Smith, Barbara M. Stratton, Edna Thornburg, Charlotte Wagner, Dorothy Wenger, Dorothy Wiley, Mary Anna Agnew, Herbert Armstrong, Roberta Baader, Charles Barrett, Ann Barrett, George Beebe, Eloise Bredin, Ted Buley, Dorothy Burlin, Charles Carter, Julian Chase, Charles Chase, Rodney Clark, Robert Cleveland, Alice Corriston, Ruth Davis, Charles Dougherty, Fred Emich, Robert Entriken, Grayce Ewing, Frank Eyman, Frances Fielder, Horry Gallant, Charles Garrity, Gladys Gelvin, Bill Gordon, Marjorie Gulick, Margaret Haas, Bill Hargrave, Bill Hastings, Daniel Heintz, Phyllis Heller, Dot Hobdell, Nelson Hutchinson, Robert Ide, Bill Johanns, Margaret Johnson, Peggy Keegan, John Lieb, Eleanor Marshall, Lee Wise, Ruth Wood, Richard Woodard, Mary Ann Wright, Annabel Zimmerman, John First Team Members Martz, Ruth McAlea, James Meany, John Mell, Warren Membrino, John Meyer, Edward Miller, Alice Miller, Dorothy Miller, Elsie Morris, Harry Morris, Robert Odeen, Marshall Pinter, June Porey, Jack Regan, Ray Roberts, Jean Robinson, Betty Ross Harry Schaffner, Doris Scheurle, Harry Sibley, Letty Smith, Barbara Smith, Barbara Mary Stott, John Strickland, Bill Strohm, Raymond Townsend, Cornelia Vasey, Jack Veit, Marion Wagner, Dorothy Wallace, Fred Wallace, Maude Weisbrod, Robert Wertley, Paul Whitby, Helen Wolf, Betty Wolf, Robert Woodard, Mary Ann Yeager, Jean Marie Yost, Jeanne FENCING CLUB RIFLE CLUB RIFLE CLUB Seventy-five CLUBS STAMP, TABLE TENNIS CLUBS AND JUNIOR IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE I T flies through the air with the greatest ’ of ease! Not the man on the flying tra- peze, but the little pellet, the table tennis devotees smack back and forth. Since every available nook in our building is used for some activity, the paddle-swingers have taken over the north corridor of the annex. Here you may often find them after three o'clock, searching diligently under lockers for the one that got away. Several years ago Upper Darby joined the swelling ranks of the stamp collectors. Some call them Farleyites, some, philatelists; and some, just plain nuts. A really zealous stamp collector can smell a new issue six weeks off. The boys in this organization are not particular. They will gladly barter with you in any medium for a desirable stamp. The Junior Izaak Waltons go in for fish and birds and that sort of thing. They're the real back-to-nature club of the school. To date, they have established no nudist camps, but they can and will give you the bare facts about many things. Their chief occupations are re-stocking streams, with trout, providing shelters and feeding places for birds and animals. STAMP CLUB Seventy-six TABLE Adams, Lois Allen, Edward Bansbach, Edith Brady, Barbara Bruggemann, Ethel Burrichter, Helen Campbell, Jean Carpenter, Mabel Carter, Marie Chalfant, Virginia Lee Clark, Robert Culhane, Jane Dambman, Walter Embree, Barbara Evans, Roger Eyman, Frances Field, Mary Fisher, William Frantz. Doris Frement, Robert Glcndcnning, Jane Gordon, Marjorie Grindrod, Jean Hclpin, Anne Hanford, Joyce Hanley, John Hayes, Mildred TABLE TENNIS CLUB Heller, James Howland, Ann Howley, Estelle Humphreys, Catherine Ide, Betty Jamison, Marjorie Kelley, Betty Kirschner, Wm. Landis, Wm. Loundas, Martha Le Van, Dot Ludt, Eleanore Marshall, Walter Miller, John Miller, Marjorie Moss, Jean Neff, Dolores Nissen, Paul Nissen, Shirley O'Brien, Eleanor Parris, Howard Payne, Jane Porter, Betty Prescott, Betty Purdy, Kenneth Regan, Raymond Regester, Grace Regester, Richard Renzulli, Katherine Richards, Henry Ricketts, Betty Ridge, Ruth Robinson, Emily Rodda, Gordon Rosborough, John Sellers, Mary Jane Simboli, Marguerite Smith, Barbara Smith, Ruth Spangler, John Spencer, Laura Steinbruch, Robert Steiger, Arline Stephens, Marie Stewart, Marjorie Stewart, Rosemary Sullivan, Malcolm Wagner, Dorothy Walter, Theodore Weng, Dorothy Wilsterman, Jean Wood, Richard Wright, Annabel Yerger, Benson STAMP CLUB Jarrard, Robert Nathan, Simon Keeler, James Sauer, Richard Ccnfield, Robert Cox, George Mell, Warren Gelvin, William Miller, William JUNIOR IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE Bodtke, Dick Edgerly, Robert Felger, Harry Gelvin, William Ide, William Jamison, lames Johnson, Maynard Kulp, Robert Kowal, Richard Lord, Edward Perna, Frank Pepper, James Pitt, Tom Richards, Arthur Rudolph, Charles Shultz, John Tomalino, Andre Weston, Edward Wolf, Robert CLUBS LIBRARY, COMMERCE, FIRST AID AND SOCIAL SERVICE CLUBS piESPITE the fact that one of these clubs mends broken books, another repairs broken bones while the third mends the broken spirits of those teachers who need the aid of a secretary, these three clubs are closely related in that they perform distinct services for the school. In 1928 the Library Club was organized to give its members experience in actual library work, to develop their love for good literature, and to furnish assistants for the librarians. Annually, the club gives a dog- gie roast and a Mothers and Daughters banquet. In addition, it contributed to the band uniform fund by sponsoring an after- school dance this year. The junior and senior commercial stu- dents founded a club in 1926 to be called the Commerce Club. At their meetings the members either visit a business house or benefit from the speeches of those in the commercial field. Each year the members eagerly await their three social events—a banquet, a picnic, and a doggie roast. With educational visits to such places as Hahnemann Hospital, the School of Occu- pational Therapy, and the Seeing Eye Insti- tute, the twenty members of this newly or- ganized club are gaining a further knowl- edge of nursing and social service. These girls often take charge of the Infirmary while the school nurse is away. LIBRARY CLUB Bach, Adelaide Badger, Martha Baldwin, Katherine Bottomley, Olive Brady, Mary Jane Broughton, Irene Brown, Eleanor Bruggeman, Ethel Burrichter, Helen Carbley, Vita Carpenter, Laura Cassady, Janice Clugston, Jean Colbert, Lorraine Corriston, Ruth Crawford, Jane Cridland, Doris Dalick, Elenor Ferrill, Grace Fisher, Harriet Fleischmann, Margaret Gallagher, Dolores Galvin, Isabelle Gerber, Doris Glah, Esther Gove, Ruth Gravdahl, Lillian Gross, Helen Halpin, Anna Heckman, Florence Henderson, Mary Hexamer, Marjorie Hinkle, Louise Jones, Nila Keller, Margie Kirk, Dorothy Loundas, Martha Layden, Frances Lord, Etta Lynch, Doris Mackenzie, Ruth Mahoney, Ruthmary Manbeck, Dorothea Marcouse, Jeanette Marcus, Gloria Matthews, Louanna McGrath, Dorothy Mitnick, Doris Moeslein, Elsie Moeslein, Marian Morris, Ethel Nuss, Marie Parkin, June Patterson, Florence Pierce, Anna Plctus, Helen Regester, Grace Robinson, Rita Rudolph, Thelma Sanders, Evelyn Sandler, Hilda Sheridan, Virgilia Spencer, Laura Stewart, Rosemary Thomas, Laura Warmuth, Lorraine Wells, Erma Weng, Dorothy Weston, Virginia Wisniewski, Wanda Wright, Clarice Zecca, Margaret i, Doris Seventy-eight LIBRARY FIRST AID FIRST AID AND SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB Morrow, Virginia Nissen, Shirley Parrish, Nancy Schlichter, Betty Searle, Betty Anne Sibley, Letty Sullivan, Eileen Warmuth, Lorraine Whittaker, Jane Zimmerman, Doris COMMERCIAL Barrett, Constance Clugston, Jean Fromtling, Mildred Hughes, Phyllis Hull, Eleanor Kreidler, Ruth Leathern, Doris Lehndorff, Florence MacFcddcn, Allegro Mooney, Helen COMMERCE CLUB Becker, Marie Bernardino, Julia Brady, Mary Jane Broughton, Irene Burk, Eleanor Casalan, Henry Cucknell, Earle Cunney, Rosemary Dalick, Eleanor Dunman, William Esler, Florence Frankenfield, Harriet Gerber, Doris Gibbs, Betty Glah, Esther Gootee, Janet Gow, James Griffiths, Norman Griffiths, Orion Groskin, Herbert Hannold, Dorothea Hannold, Helen Haskins, Katherine Haskins, Florence Hess, Nancy Johnson, Marie King, Myrtle Lambirth, Marion Layden, Frances Lord, Etta McCahan, Paul McCallister, Doris McConcghy, Muriel McCrone, Mary Nelson, Raymond Picked, Alice Platus, Helen String, Jack Stubaus, Jean Walter, Ted Weston, Virginia Whalen, Mary Louise Windle, Ruth Wisniewski, Wanda Wolters, Dorothy Zimmerman, Annetta Zimmerman, Doris CLUB GIRLS Hl-Y GIRLS' Hl-Y, BOYS' Hl-Y AND STEINMETZ SOCIETY AY I help you? Describe your lost IVl article. I'll do it for you! These phrases put the motto of the Boys' and Girls' Hi-Y— Serve Willingly —into practice. One can recall numerous ways in which these or- ganizations have served. Taking charge of the Lost and Found, the Information Desk, lost sophomores, and visitors; acting as ush- ers for many social functions; providing dinners for themselves and for various ath- letic groups; being responsible for the annual Father and Son and Mother and Daughter banquets; looking after our Christmas Wel- fare work and the Caney Creek collection - such activities give the clubs ample excuse for being. This year also the girls conducted a hosiery club to aid the band uniform fund. Phhfass . . . boom I ssah ... the Steinmet- zers are having a bull-session. Upon investi- gation we found that mixing evil-smelling chemicals isn't the only activity of the club. The work of Steinmetz Society deals with five phases of science; namely, chemistry, physics, biology, photography and radio. Our amplifying system, slides, and moving-picture machines are run a la steinmetz. They also sponsored a Hobby Show, and a Chemical Exhibition. Also speakers from the club were sent to several conferences. Each mem- ber has surely obtained valuable experience in the fields of science. Eighty STEINMETZ SOCIETY BOYS' Hl-Y Ambrogi, Joe Andrien, Alfred Bass, George Bcdrossian, Howard Belyea, Richard Bolton, Ralph Bond, Tom Bricker, Robert Britton, Nelson Brooks, Sam Cartledge, Stacy Cortelyou, Ted Costa, Dick Coulter, Tom Crandall, Arthur Cranston, Joe Dambman, Walter Duffy, James Ferguson, Charles Ferguson, Russell Frazer, Gene Goudie, Gene Gow, Arthur Greene, Lewis Hardy, Robert Hathaway, Charles Hathaway, Gardiner Hokanson, Horace Huebner, Fred Jackson, Joe Jackson, Kenneth GIRLS' Adams, June Allen, Jean Baringer, Betty Jamison, James Keeler, James Lang, Walter MacAdam, William Maher, Jack McKay, David Merriman, Donald Miller, William Mullin, William Nagel, Jack Nurnberg, Malcolm Owen, William Pepper, James Poulterer, Duane Quick, Guy Reed, Howard Reasor, Orion Richards, Henry Riley, Charles Santarlasci, Joe Spencer, Ray Sullivan, Malcolm Sykes, George Tomalino, Andre Troutman, De Forest Vaules, James Vogel, Fred Wall, Robert Ward, William Wilkinson, Joe -Y Barrett, Connie Barton, Barbara Bernard, Cecile Bold, Janet McCallister, Doris Bowman, Margaret McCarter, Anita Brinton, Margaret McGann, Connie Bullock, Peggy Merrell, Frances Butcher, Jayne Meyer, Marjorie Carpenter, Mabel Moyer, Peggy Conard, Renee Nissen, Shirley Cunney, Rosemary Palmer, Joanne Eastburn, Virginia Penton, Elsie Embree, Barbara Rhodes, Natalie Freas, Elaine Robinson, Isabelle Gabrielsen, Else Royal, Ruth Gibson, Janet Russell, Margaret Goodby, Avis Rutherford, Betty Grotz, Dorothy Searle, Betty Anne Hardcastle, Jane Simen, Lcnora Henszey, Christine Vanaman, Clare Hollingsworth, Betty Wallace, Maude Howarth, Esther Wallick, Nancy Ivers, Jane Wiley, Mary Anna Keller, Ruth Wischan, Barbara MacMullen, Florence Wolf, Ruth STEINMETZ SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY Boice, Hal Hokanson, Horace Crockett, V olter Jones, Alan Fenimore, Edward Linn, Harry Foltz, Thomas McCord, Howard Gilmore, Wheeler McKay, David Gow, Arthur Miller, William Hardy, Robert Reasor, Orion Hardy, Arthur Troutman, De Forest Hamer, William Vasey, John CLUBS ALGETRARCA CLUB, LEEUWENHOEK SOCIETY AND CHESS TEAM T HE Algetrarca club is a group of students interested in getting what fun is possible out of mathematics, the initials of whose branches form the name of the club. The club succeeded admirably in its purpose with Miss Bock and later Mr. Brosius as its spon- sors with the climax of the year's activities the annual banquet of this eight-year old organization. The Chess club this year deserves a great deal of praise. For the club under the mas- terful dictatorship of Franklin Capablanca Weeks has risen to new heights, having beaten every school with which they had a match. Stanley Twoes, club sponsor, is very pleased with the work (or play) of his pro- tege's and is looking forward to a good season next year with a team formed almost entirely from underclassmen The Leeuwenhoek society, organized for microscopic research and service, has re- tained its reputation of the last several years and, under a new constitution, has made even greater studies along both lines. This club probably receives the least recognition of all the service clubs in the school for the great deal of assistance it gives the biology de- partment. The destinies of the club are guided by Floyd H. Neff, Mr. Harer's suc- cessor as club sponsor. ALGETRARCA CLUB Eighty-two ALGETRARCA LEEUWENHOEK SOCIETY Arndt, Betty Marshall, Walter Bernard, Cecile Bernard, Cecile Nagel, Jack Bernard, Robert Bernard, Robert Peterson, Louise Burlin, Charles Bernard, William Porter, Betty Canfield, Robert Burlin, Charles Reed, Howard Corriston, Ruth Butcher, Jayne Ridge, William Cross, Sue Chamberlain, John Robinson, Isabelle Hiscox, Betty Cross, Edgar Spangler, Dorothy Loman, Janet Darragh, Betty Sparks, Jacqueline MacFadden, Allegro Ent, Virginia Sunner, Jesse Sibley, Letty Erickson, Eleanor Thornburg, Charlotte Snedakcr, Barbara Ewing, Frank Tillson, Hermione Storling, Thomas Galbraith, Mary Troutman, De Forest Walter, Herbert Gow, Arthur Vogel, Fred Wertley, Paul Hardcastle, Jane Wigmore, Anita Henszey, Christine Wischan, Barbara Ide, Betty Wolf, Betty Koch, Warren Wolf, Bob Magee, Martha Wolfinger, Donna Mann, Margaret Marcouse, Jeannette Wright, Clarice CHESS TEAM (Ranked as in tournaments) 1. Weeks, Franklin 2. Bracndle, Richard 3. Costa, Richard 4. DeLacey, Lee 5. Somers, Richard 6. Rodda, Gordon 7. Jones, Alan 8. Abel, Homer 9. McKay, David 10. Edwards, John 11. Gordon, Lester CHESS TEAM Eighty-three GERMAN, FRENCH, AND LATIN PUT infinitives, subjunctives, and parti- tives might sound like Greek to you but to these would-be conquerors of the unknown, remote depths of them thar forin' lan- guages, they're as easy as falling off a log. Much as these groups might give you the picture of hard, brain-taxing work, still along with it all they manage to reap a harvest of clean, wholesome fun out of their monthly or semi-monthly meetings. If you happen to see people cavorting in sheets playing Mahatma Ghandi after school some day, there's no need for alarm for they'll probably be Latin club recruits enacting a Roman wedding; or if you chance to see some color- ful costumes worn by people who look as if they just landed from Germany, they'll just be Upper Darby's little frauleins and herrs putting on an entertainment for their fellow members. And if you've never been to a French club’ banquet, you've really missed something! Above all, you should hear some of those delightful knock-knock jokes in French. Abell, Thos. Achtermann, May Adams, June Adams, Lois Allen, Jean Anderson, Janet Anfinsen, Carol Baringer, Betty Barrett, Constance Barton, Barbara Bell, Miriam Bergeman, Dorothy Bernard, Cecile Blackwood, Molly Blackwood, Sara Blade, Doris Bowman, Margaret Brooks, Sam Butcher, Jayne Cade, Phyllis Campbell, June Carter, Marie Cavender, Bill Cleveland, Alice Coffman, Beverly Collins, Marie Cox, George Craig, Jane Cunney, George Cuzzubo, Jacqueline DeAngelo, Dorothy DeJoseph, Helen Eastburn, Virginia Erickson, Shirley Esterline, Don Evans, Richard Ewing, Frank Ferguson, Charles Follette, Eleanor Freas, Elaine Gabrielsen, Else Garrett, Marion Gibson, Janet FRENCH CLUB Gillin, Doris Good, Bob Goodbread, Florence Gootee, Janet Gordon, Caroline Gorman, Anita Gravdahl, Lillian Greenberg, Mitchell Greene, Lewis Hardcastle, Jane Harlan, Ruth Hawthorne, Jessie Hermann, Ruth Hess, Nancy Hexamer, Margie Howland, Ann Hughes, Phyllis Hull, Eleanor Jaegle, Ethel Jamison, Marjorie Jarrard, Robert Junkin, Malcolm Kates, Eleanore Kaysen, Miriam Keller, Morgaretta Kcmner, Vivian Kerncr, John Kirk, Marianne Kirkpatrick, Frances Kompass, Betty Korn, Helene Kreidler, Ruth Latta, Ruth Lynch, Doris Magee, Merritt Maher, Jack Marcouse, Jeanette Maun, Bill Mayer, Margaret McGann, Connie Meaney, John Meiskey, Eloise Miller, Marjorie CLUBS Mitnik, Doris Moyer, Peggy Nathan, Simon Neal, Jack Nelson, Katherine Nurnbcrg, Malcolm Odeen, Margaret Olsen, Jane Porter, Agnes Parkhill, Roberta Pritham, Carolyn Prout, Doris Reese, Beth Rhodes, Natalie Robinson, Isabelle Rudolph, Thelma Russell, Grace Sauer, Richard Saybolt, Jean Schnedeker, Barbara Schneider, Jack Sibley, Letty Simen, Lenora Smith, Olive Smith, Renee Sparks, Jacqueline Staines, Eleanor Stewart, Betty Sullivan, Malcolm Tillson, Hermione Thomas, Anne Troutman, DeForest Uhl, Margaret Voltz, Sterling Wachter, Frances Wallick, Nancy Wallis, Katherine Walter, Peg Wilsterman, Jean Wischan, Barbara Wolinsky, Sylvia Yetter, Helen Young, Frances FRENCH a n GERMAN CLUB GERMAN CLUB Abbott, Harry Anfinsen, Carol Bansbach, Edith Beck, Richard Brem, Helen Clift, Frank Cross, Edgar Dambman, Walter Erickson, Edwin Fellows, Allen Ferguson, Charles Foltz, Thomas Ganzo, Frances Gewiss, Ruth Grotz, Dorothy Hanley, John Reid, Thelma Rev, Jeannette Richards, Arthur Rogge, Carl Sanders, Evelyn Scheurle, Harry Schlichter, Betty Schultz, Phillip Swenson, Alice Sykes, George Turner, William Ullrich, Gilbert Wolters, Dorothy Wolfinger, Donna Wolfinger, Lois Hamer, William Huebner, Fred Hull, Eleanor Hutchinson, Robert Jones, Alan Klcinfelder, William Krusen, Edward Kulp, Robert MacFadden, Allegro Maun, William McCarthy, Edward Meyer, Marjorie Moeslein, Marion Moore, Eurene Nelson, Walter Payne, Jane Allen, Jean Ardnt, Betty Badger, Martha Bareis, Albert Beckenstrater, Mary Bold, Janet Bowman, Margaret Bruen, Nancy Burkhart, Virginia Burleigh, Grace Caris, Jean Christ, Ruth Clokey, Katherine Crockett, Mary E. Darragh, Betty Davis, Kirstine Ester, Jean Eyles, Margaret Eyman, Frances Ferguson, Charles Fleischmann, Margaret Glah, Esther Glcndenning, Jane Halpin, Anna Harris, Mildred Hayes, Betty Herman, Philippa Himmelsbach, Blanche Hutton, Virginia CLUB Jenkins, Sara Nancy Johnstone, Harry Lathrop, Mary Lewis, Marion MacFadden, Allegro MacKenzie, Ruth McCarter, Anita McConkey, Alice Maddams, Kathleen Meyer, Marjorie Millard, Marion Moyer, Peggy Reeder, Mary Ellen Richards, Henry Robinson, Isabelle Rodebaugh, Grace Russell, Grace Schlecter, Betty Smith, Ruth Spangler, Dorothy Sparks, Jackie Spenser, Laura Stottler, Helen Thomas, Betty Tillson, Hermione Wallace, Maude Wallick, Nancy Wedeman, Miles Wischan, Barbara CLUB r Left to Right: Sullivan (Manager), Eismann, Coulter, Greene, Andrien, Cranston, Bunce, Hathaway, Thompson, Bass, Santarlasci, Bolger, Ferguson (Captain), Hansell, Wynn, Wall, Ambrogi, Joachim, Gauer, Cartledge, Kerns, Bricker, Newman, Mills, Penman. ON THE GRIDIRON with - VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE U. D. Opponci 9 Episcopal ... 6 12 Radnor 14 7 Coatesville 7 45 Lonsdowne 0 20 Wilmington 0 14 Media 6 7 Cheltenham 6 6 .Lower Merion 7 12 Haverford 7 CAPTAIN FERGUSON, COACH MEFORT Eighty-eight UPPER DARBY W ITH smashing victories as their proof, the Upper Darby football team of this year has surpassed all previous Royal teams in this field of sport. For proof of their triumph, we find that the Suburban Championship slipped through their possession by a mere three points when they lost the Radnor and Lower Merion games. Too, they defeated Lansdowne and retained the old Oaken Bucket in Upper Darby's grip. In addition, they received the Mancill trophy for their victory over Haverford and they conquered Episcopal in the opening game which in itself has never been excelled. These outstanding records have been in part the result of the splendid efforts and excellent guidance of Coach Mefort and the inspiring leadership given by the team's captain Russ Ferguson. As a measure of their appreciation for this out- standing blocking and flashy defensive play, the team presented Ferguson with a gold football at the end of the season. Upper Darby this year has been exceptionally fortunate in having a group of capable and brilliant players. We are all grateful to Al Andrien, who has no peer at line smashing in the suburbs; to Tom Coulter, helpful punter; to John Kerns and Stacy Cartledge, aggressive tackles; to Bob Bricker and Joe Cranston, expert quarter- backs and we are exceptionally thankful to Glen Nor for Ralph Bolger, a new member, who performed capably at guard. Eighty-nine We are also proud in having some All Suburban players in our midst as well as three year varsity men. Charlie Gauer received recognition as All Suburban end, Kerns and Andrien All Suburban second team, and Coulter and Wall honorable mention. Both Joe Ambrogi and Captain Ferguson held varsity berths for three years. Highlights of the season included the 90 yard touchdown gallop behind excellent blocking of sophomore, Jim Eisman on the opening kick-off of the Cheltenham tussle; the Bricker to Gauer passing combination which netted a touchdown after a sensational 30 yard pass by Bricker to Gauer who outran the safety man 50 yards, for a score in the Media game. Also worthy of mention were the consistent drives of Andrien to touchdownland in the Haverford, Lower Merion and Cheltenham games, and the hard fighting in the mud and against the breaks, displayed by the whole team in the Lower Merion nightmare. No less exciting was the razzle dazzle open play style displayed in the annual Turkey Day game with Haverford. Next year, though Upper Darby's line won't be as exceptional as this year's has been, there will be a strong backfield, which should enable the boys to experience an equally successful year. Ninety JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL X HE boys that take everything but can't give much in return did not have a very ' successful season. They lost four, tied one with Lansdowne, and succeeded in subduing Cheltenham's Junior Varsity Eleven by a score of 21-0. Using 33 players the whole season, none of whom were of any great weight and some were ex- tremely light for football, Coach Dutch Loeb succeeded in giving the Varsity Eleven enough practice to gain polish and be one of Upper Darby's most successful football teams of all times. Many of the Varsity positions are being left open by graduation, and this squad will furnish excellent material for perhaps a more successful football team than was had last season. This bunch of boys had tremendous courage and fighting ability. Although they had a very unsuccessful season, they showed considerable spunk by always plug- ging and fighting to win. We sincerely hope that they increase in weight, make the Varsity squad, and have a much more successful season than they had this year. U. D. 13 0 Coatesvillc Opponent 18 12 U. D. 19 21 Opponent 20 o 0 Lansdowne 0 0 Lower Merion 6 FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Seated: Glah, Cleeland, Chase, O'Neill, Tomassone, Ambrogi, Hay, Durfee, Mayer, Latch, Rutan, Manges, Megettigan, Durborrow (Soph. Mgr.). Second Row: Mr. Loeb Coach), Mr. Coffee (Coach), Famiglietti, Hood, Mathias, Edwards, Conway, Hastings, Englekrout, Thomas, Steinruch, McGann, Searle, Kleinfelder, Pilacik (Soph. Mgr.). Third Row: New, Aroyan, Vaules, Debow, Jackson, Goudi, Smith, Joseph, Haim, Garrabrant, Pettigout, Clark, Dyke, Membrino. Seated: Taylor, Dubins, Petrognani, Hoffman, Bedrossian, Duffy, Gifford, Zingraf. Second Row: Milne � Coach), Clark (Mgr.), Cadmus, Giulio, Healis, Vogel, Fetters, Evans, McCormick, McCallister, Doth, Wylie, Minacci Coach� . Third Row: Morris, Horwitz, Waldman, Etters, Gorman, Wroten, Donaghue, Cranston, Kmeco, Neff, Jenkins. SOCCER BOOTING and sloughing their way through the 37 schedule, the soccer team closed the season by losing to Haverford 3-0. Usually, in the story books, a team closes a sparkling season with a glorious, nearly-lost, hard-fought victory. But in real life the reverse oftentimes happens, as it has this year. However, for the past decade the record of Upper Darby's soccer teams has read like a story book, for in ten years the Royals have won seven Subur- ban Championships, and last season Upper Darby was in a three-way tie for the Championship. With such a consis- tent record over so many years it ap- pears that credit for such an excellent record can be attributed to only one thing—the expert coaching of Mr. Thomas J. Milne and his assistant, Mr. Fenn Minacci. Ninety-two Mr. Milne started from scratch this year with only three lettermen. There weren't many others who had had even a year under his coaching. Experi- enced, well-ccached players all—Hoff- man, Dath, and Duffy did yeoman service, and Healis, a newcomer, was an able asset with his whistling goals. The many sophomores who have a season with Messrs. Milne and Minacci under their belts will undoubtedly be the basis of a new championship team within two years. SCHEDULE U. D. Opponent 0 .......Frankford .................... 2 3........Abington ..................... 1 1 .......Northeast C................. 3 2 .......Berwyn ....................... 0 4........Lansdowne .................. 2 2........Lower Merion ................. 3 0........Hoverford .................. 1 U. D. Opponent 0 .......Abington ...................... 0 5........Berwyn ....................... 1 1 .......Episcopal .................... 0 1........Lansdowne .................... 0 1........Lower Merion ................. 2 0........Girard College ............... 2 0........Hoverford ..................... 3 Ninety-three VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY UBURBAN champions four times in five years! The cross country team came through again this year under the able leadership of Captain Tom Bond. The team had a fair record in dual meets winning three out of six. One of the last meets, however, was lost 29 to 28. Much of the success may be laid to the sophomore Warren Van Ingen, who placed first in every meet at which he ran and in whom the team has placed the trust of next year's captaincy. However, as last season, the team continued to better itself until the crowning victory in the suburban championships, run again as Coach Strange suggested last year on a neutral course on the Cobbs Creek Golf Course. . Ninety-four COACH STRANGE CAPTAIN BOND MANAGER FERGUSON Left to Right—Seated: Quigley, Belyea, Bond (Captain), A. Gow, Vonlngen. Standing: Ferguson (Manager , J. Gow, Spencer, Hokanson, Kochne, Kirby, Mr. Strange (Coach). Upper Darby had the first and second men in with Van Ingen barely nosing out Upper Darby's half-miler Dick Belyea; Art Gow, first running cross country in his senior year, came in fourth. The other Royals placing in the championships were Russell Kaehne and Tom Bond, Upper Darby's score being 32 with our nearest rival Norristown's 45. A great deal of the repeated successes of the cross country teams is due to the boys' spirit of co-operation and willingness in training brought about by Coach Strange. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE U. D. Opponent 72 19 19 West Chester 38 29 28 16 Ridley Park 75 39 25 23 Lower Merion 35 Left to Right—Seoted: Walters, Mowry, Griffiths, Shirtz, Hutchinson, Wilds, Dempsey, Church, Anderson, Show. Standing: Hadfield (Soph. Mgr.), Richers (Soph. Mgr.), Starling, Weeks, Racek, Tracy, D. Kulp, R. Kulp, Zerfing, Wertley (Soph. Mgr.), Harner (Jr. Mgr.). JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY EVERY army must have its training school, and the Junior Varsity Cross Country team serves this purpose in preparing Royal runners for U. D. s championship team. During the season the neophytes are initiated into the art of running two and one half miles at top speed, and upon return, to be pounded into sensibility by ex- perimenting sophomore managers. This year, as usual, a large number of juniors and sophomores have been turned out for varsity competition and next year's outlook is promising. Some of the outstanding J.V.'s that will help us next year are Tom Church, George Wilds, and Bob Hutchinson. For the sake of experience, a rather flexible J.V. schedule is arranged, some- times has meets with J.V. teams of other schools and sometimes running with the U. D. varsity in a meet with another school. A definite score record of these meets is not kept but their worth is clearly shown by the fact that this year after a fairly successful season the J.V.'s managed to capture second place in the suburban J.V. championships. From all this competition, which the boys really enjoy, they develop the spirit of friendly fellowship so essential to good team work the next year. Ninety-six Left to Right—First Row: Powers Springfield, Heyl, Lieb, Conord, Burleigh, Roberts, Bottomley, Brooks. Second Row: Frcas (Manager), Miller, Prescott, Wenger, Stratton, Himmelsbach, Allen, McCallister (Junior Manager). Third Row: Evans, Sparks, Francis, Mooney, Merrell. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY THE rising young hopefuls—what name is more appropriate for the junior varsity hockey girls. Most of the team this year were underclassmen. Miss Scott, along with Miss Jackson, our new coach, was fortunate in having an unusually large group of enthus- iastic girls try out for the team After many eliminations the squad was chosen and then began the practices. Daily scrimmage games with the Varsity gave the girls valuable experience—needed experience; for many of the girls had never played hockey before this year. In spite of this fact as the season pro- gressed some very promising material came to light. Renee Conard, center forward, was elected captain of the team, and a very capable one she proved to be—always instilling into her teammates some of her pep and en- thusiasm. Jean Roberts showed great promise as goalie. We shall look among the junior varsity girls for next year's varsity ma- terial. The team has worked hard this year—given their utmost, and we can only wish them the best of success for next year. SCHEDULE U. D. Opponent 2 1 0 1 Lower Merion 1 0 Nether Providence ... 0 0 Haverford 2 0 3 0 0 Ninety-seven Left to Right: Rutherford (CaptainI, Patterson, Ide, Ent, Gordon, Dougherty, Embree, Searle, Moyer, Carpenter, Morrell, Abel, Nissen, Baringer, Meyer, Howarth, Rhodes. VARSITY HOCKEY T HIS fall when the leaves turned to red and gold, the girls again took up their ' Hockey sticks. Under the guidance of their able coach. Miss Scott and her assistant, Miss Jackson, the team improved as the season progressed, and ended with a decisive victory over a favored Nether Providence squad. The results of the season show three wins, two losses, and three ties. Special recognition should be given to Captain Betty Rutherford for the capable way she led her team and to Marion Abel who, although only a sophomore, showed herself to be an excellent addition to the team. This squad is also to be congratulated upon having four of its girls selected for the All Main Line Hockey Team. The girls who received this honor are Mabel Carpenter, Peggy Moyer, Natalie Rhodes, and Betty Ann Searle. Betty Ide received honorable mention. One of the most amusing games was played with the soccer boys at the close of the regular season. The game proved very strenuous for the boys who repeatedly demonstrated the various fouls of the sport. Because of graduation, the seniors will not be with us next year, but their shoes will be ably filled by the ever improving sophomores and juniors. Ninety-eight In the fall, the gentle sex goes primitive, grabs a war club, and hies forth, looking for shins to crack. In a balmier day, the female of the species probably cracked the scoggin of the gentle help-mate. Below are pictured a crowd of rugged rooters and teammates calling for the opponents' scalp. Coach Scott attempts to warm the team to a fighting pitch with some well-chosen epithets. The girls look pretty serious about it all, too. The Swarthmore game was a hard one to lose. Swarthmore, however, had a splendid team. They had beaten other opponents by a large margin, and Upper Darby did well to hold them to a 4-1 decision. Everyone certainly looks alert in the last picture. There are no opportunities to let down in hockey; one must be always on the qui-vive. All hail to the fighting femmes of the hockey team. SCHEDULE U. D. Opponent U. D. Opponent 1 Lansdowne 2 1 Haverford 0 3 Yeadon 3 1 4 1 Lower Merion 1 I Ridley Park 0 1 1 4 Upper Merion 1 First Row—Left to Right: Coulter, Penman, Ambrogi, Thomas (Captain), Gauer, Jack- son, Wynn. Second Row: Mr. Goas (Coach), Mr. Grimmett (Assistant Coach), Cranston, Durso, Spencer, White (Manager). VARSITY BASKETBALL T HE Goas-Men for the season of 1937-38 captured their sec- tion championship by winning six of their eight league games. Also by triumphing over Radnor in a two out of three game series, they snared the championship of Section I. However, they were nosed out by Pottstown at the Palestra for the championship of Sections I and II. In their first encounter in the Kiwanis tourna- ment with Media, the team was defeated by a very discouraging score. Losing their opener to Episcopal 21-18, they came back and took Collingdale 38-9. However, in the Marple-Newtown game their offense slackened, and they were beaten 14 to 12. Coming back by winning six straight games, four of which were league games, the team dropped an extra period session to their oldest rival. Lower Merion. Easily winning the next league game with Chester, One Hundred Mr. Goos, Coach John Thomas, Captain Jk they dropped two heart-breaking league games to Haverford and Lansdowne. However, they triumphed over Media easily to win their section championship. In the playoffs for the Section I championship with Radnor, A-l leaders, they relinquished the first game to Radnor at the West Chester Teacher's College gym, but they came back in the next two games to win the championship of Section I. In the next game with Pottstown at the Palestra, they bucked up against a fine team and were eliminated from the P. I. A. A. play offs. They immedi- ately entered the Kiwanis Tournament but were beaten in one of the greatest upsets of the season by Media, whom they had previously defeated twice. Although such able players as Captain Thomas, Ambrogi, Penman, and Coulter will graduate this June, the juniors who remain and also the rapidly improving sophomores should show us another good record next year. SCHEDULE U. D. OPP. 18 ..Episcopal 21 38 ..Collingdale 9 12 ..Marple-Newtown 14 20 ..Norristown 18 26 ..Haverford 11 21 ..Lansdowne 20 32 ..Wilmington 26 31 ...Chester 13 22 ..Media 16 20 ..Lower Merion 24 39 ..Chester 23 25 ..Haverford 26 33 ..Lansdowne 35 27 ...Media 13 15 ..Radnor (West Chester! 21 26 Radnor (Palestra) 23 29 Radnor (Palestra 23 24 .Pottstown (Palestra) .... 28 33 ...Media (Kiwanis 35 First Row—Left to Right: Bassett, Donaghue, Sacchetti, Galbraith (Captain!, Eismann, Mackin, Hull. Second Row: Mr. Goas, Mr. Grimmett (Coaches), Waldman, Marshall, Mang, Hardy (Manager). JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL “THE Junior Varsity Quintet under the ' excellent leadership of Coach Grim- mett came through their season with a much better record than their superiors. Although they dropped a few of their games by small margins, there is no doubt in anyone's mind that this team will in future years be one of Philadel- phia's greatest. The unusual thing about this year's team, which is com- posed largely of sophomores, is their ability to play together. Congratulations are in order to this exceptionally good team for their suc- cess on their first year in High School. George Galbraith, who usually acted as captain, did a very fine job by keeping this team always working together and full of fight. With continued improvement we shall expect to see many of these boys play- ing varsity next year and their added pep should aid in giving us another successful team. We wish Mr. Grim- mett another outstanding season next year. SCHEDULE U. D. OPP. 26 Episcopal 9 13 11 38 Marple-Newtown 5 15 Norristown 17 14 22 29 Lansdowne 13 28 Wilmington 22 21 Chester 20 29 Media 17 16 Lower Merior 26 27 Chester 19 11 Haverford 20 30 Lansdowne 9 One Hundred Two First Row—Left to Right: Wigmore Corpenter, Conord, Searle (Coptain), Nissen, Abel, Null. Second Row: Miss Jackson (Coach), Ent, Iredole, Evans, Rutherford, Wallick (Monagerl. VARSITY BASKETBALL A SALUTE to the girl's varsity bas- ' 'ketball team! Seven victories, two defeats, and one tie was their result at the completion of a fast-moving season. Under the captaincy of the peppiest girl in the senior class, Betty Anne Searle, and under the guidance of our new coach, Miss Jackson, there was a spirit of fun and co-operation through- out the games. They were very happy to defeat Upper Darby's two major ri- vals—namely, Lower Merion and Lans- downe. The scores for both of these games were close because the competi- tion was so keen. Much praise should be given to the four senior guards, Betty Anne Searle, Mabel Carpenter, Frannie Iredale, and Betty Rutherford; to the one senior One Hundred Three forward, Anita Wigmore; and to the other excellent forwards, Marion Abel, Aurian Null, and Renee Conard. All of these girls worked well and faith- fully together. Credit also is due the manager, Nancy Wallick, who most capably executed her work. SCHEDULE U. D. OPP. 26 18 28 Yeodon 9 14 Haverford 24 32 Upper Merion 16 18 25 29 Radnor 25 19 Lower Merion 16 21 10 27 Lansdowne 25 33 Media 33 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FVEN though the girls' junior varsity — basketball team did not experience so successful a season as the varsity team, their patient efforts should be recognized. Their schedule shows three victories, five defeats, and one tie. A different system was used this year in regard to the captaincy, in that a new captain was appointed for each game. The guards on the team were Helen Miller, Dorothy Brooks, Dorothy Wen- ger, Martha Magee, and Betty Pres- cott. The forwards, Dorothy Patterson, Betty Hey I, Betty Evans, and Phyllis Springfield. These underclassmen deserve a good deal of praise for their consistent and faithful attitude toward the team. Some of these girls will probably be varsity members next year, and we wish them all kinds of good luck and success in their future contests. SCHEDULE U. D. Opponent 12 Ycadon 20 IS Haverford 13 8 28 8 Sworthmore 40 24 21 22 Lower Merion 25 30 Ridley Park 5 14 24 Left to Right—First Row: Patterson, Brady, Wise, Scanlon. Second Row: Walton, Stratton, Heyl, Magee, Prescott, Lieb, Springfield, Brooks, Heutzenroder. Third Row: Leathern (Junior Manager), Dougherty, Toews, Clokey, Miller, Collins, Wenger, Gravenor (Sophomore Manager). One Hundred Four Coach Wood Sitting—Left to Right: Betty Wolf, Maude Wallace, Letty Sibley (Captain), Doris Schaffner, Captain Sibley Gladys Garrity. Second Row: William Hargraves, Frank Seymore, Robert Emich, William Wait, John Meaney. Top Row: Marshall O'Deen, Robert Morris, Mr. Wood, Tom Abell, Rodney Chase. RIFLE TEAM LIVING up to the splendid record es- tablished last year. Upper Darby's Rifle Team again experienced an unde- feated season. Under the intense in- terest and splendid training of their coach, Mr. Wood, the team won all of the twenty matches in which they participated. This year, a long dreamed of score, became a reality, when the team estab- lished a new range record of 500 out of a possible 500. This perfect score was shot in a National Bi-Weekly Match, in which the team brought to Upper Darby a second place honor and another cup for the trophy case. In the National Scholastic Cham- pionships, the girls of Upper Darby placed second in the Girls' Division and the boys team was first in the Boys' division. This is the second national championship won by Upper Darby Rifle Teams. In addition to the team honors won this year, Letty Sibley, Captain, won the Distinguished Rifleman Award, the highest award given in Riflery and was in a quadruple tie for the first place in the Individual National Champion- ships, Girls' Division. William Wait tied with seven other high school boys for second place in the Boys' Division. As only three seniors were members of the team, Coach Wood has a splen- did nucleus of juniors and sophomores around which to build next year's team. SCHEDULE Visitors U. D. 492 Alumni 478 ...Lower Merion 494 452 ...Yeadon 477 ..West Catholic0 497 479 ...Episcopal 489 496 482 ...Lititz High 479 ...Central (St. Paul) 495 481 ...Central (Bridgeport� .... 493 488 Central (Valley Streom) 495 495 Lewis and Clark (Wosh.) 499 489 Kingswood School 497 481 West High 497 477 .... ...Lincoln High 487 South High (Ohio) 495 486 465 Bonita Union High 498 486 Norwood 487 . Manhcim • Indicates shouldcr-to-shoulder matches. One Hundred Five First Row—Left to Right: Greene, Kirkpotrick, Turner, E. Miller, D. Miller, W. Granger, Harlan, Newburg. Second Row: Adams, Billingslea, Lutz, Moyer (Captain), Merrell, Galbraith, McCallister. Third Row: Miss Scott (Coachl, Smith, Robinson, Burrows, Rhodes, Wilson, Jamison, Hollingsworth, G. Gronger (Manager). Captain Moyer Mary Galbraith GIRLS' SWIMMING DONALD Duck's feminine counter- parts from Upper Darby, this year gained another suburban championship team for the school. The girls, under the leadership of Captain Peggy Moyer, can boast of an undefeated season. They also won the suburban trophy which was presented by Haverford and must be won three times for permanent possession. Sophomores carried away most of the laurels of this championship team. Dor- othy Miller, high scorer of the group, established the school record of 25:01 for the forty yard freestyle. A senior, Mary Jane Lutz, was second high scorer. Other outstanding swimmers were soph- omores Clara Billingslea and Betty Har- lan, juniors Doris McCallister and Dorothy Gruel, and seniors Peggy Moyer and Mary Galbraith. Miss Marion Scott, girls' swimming coach, expects another fine record next year, as only five girls will be lost by graduation leaving eight letter girls remaining from this year's team. U. D. SCHEDULE Opponent 46 Norristown 29 42 Abington 33 51 Coatesville 24 43 2 3 Cheltenham 31 1 3 40 Haverford 35 One Hundred Si BOYS' SWIMMING UNDER the captaincy of Walt Lang, the swimming team put up a good fight this year although they lost five of their meets. Up until the West Catholic meet, Upper Darby was un- defeated, but after that time their com- mendable record slipped a little. Des- pite this, two new school records were established. Our Honolulu back-stroke star. Jack Maher, set a new time of 1.09.6 and became Upper Darby's Sub- urban Conference Champion in the 100-yard back stroke. Top honors were also carried off by our medley team, consisting of Walt Lang, Phil Tilden, and Jack Maher Our relay team com- posed of Jim Cooper, Ralph Bolton, Walt Lang, and Bob Bricker, made Upper Darby shine at the District One Meet at Penn when they scored 1.52.3 in the 200-yard relay. Roger Green is also slated to receive congratulations for his excellent diving record. Jim Jamison deserves a word of praise for his work in the breast-stroke event. Although the team had some hard luck, still they must be admired for their pluck and determination. SCHEDULE U. D. Opponent 48 Catholic 18 36 St. Joseph's Prep School . 30 41 Eddystonc 26 38 Eddystone 28 28 West Catholic 38 38 28 13 Norristown 53 31 35 41 25 26 Coatesville 40 20 Girard College 46 Left to Right—First Row: Cooper, Bricker, Jamison, Anderson, Gloh, Busch, Myers, Taylor. Second Row: Schultz, Newberry, Bolton, Lang (Captain), Maher, DeLacy, Tilden. Third Row: Erickson 'Manager), Green, Clark, Kotloff, Neithammer, Mr. Herzog (Coach). One Hundred Seven GENERAL SWIMMING “THE traveling photographer often ' finds himself in some strange places. Here he is at a swimming meet, where everybody including him- self is truly all wet. Upper Darby entered the District One Meet at the University of Pennsylvania. The judges are comparing notes. Mr. Wolfgang and Edward Erickson should really be paying a little more attention to busi- ness. Maher, Jamison, and Captain Lang stare cut of the inky darkness of the Sixty-third Street Pool. Watch for the birdie, boys! It may be a duck this time! Roger Green essays a dive. That moment before the attempt is always a tense one . . . Why, girls, you look as interested as a dog at a rat- killing. Frannie Merrell is about to lose a part of her fingernail, and Cap- tain Moyer and Coach Scott are on the very edge of expectancy. Let's hope no one pushes them off. Natalie Rhodes either can't bear to look or else her thoughts are far, far away . . . Jack Maher churns the old aqua none- too-pura for another record. Sitting—Left to Right: String (Manager), MacAdam, Blair, Houghton, Kremer, Henderson, Mr. Geyer (Coach). Standing: Ferguson, Cartledge, Ide, Hansell, Kaehne. WRESTLING FOR the third year in succession U. D.'s grisly, gripping grapplers have wrestled their way to the suburban wrestling championship. Under the ex- pert guidance of Coach Geyer, the team lost none of its six meets and has piled up a record of twenty-six victories in a row. The boys from Abington gave the Purple and Gold the most trouble, U. D. winning by only three points. In the individual championships, Houghton, 145 pound class, and Hen- derson, 105 pound class, came out on top. Incidentally, Houghton was high scorer for the year, garnering a total of thirty-three points. He was elected captain by the boys at the end of the year. Hansell, Cartledge, Ferguson, Kaehne, Blair, Houghton, and Henderson, all seniors, will be lost to the team through graduation. The team will be weak- ened greatly by the loss of these first rate varsity men, but three juniors, Mac Adam, Sohner, and Riffert, and Ide, a sophomore, all saw varsity service, and around them the hopes of a bright 1939 are centering. SCHEDULE U. D. Opponent 29 Upper Merion ii 30 0 20 Cheltenham 11 3 5 Vi Hi 17 14 29 Lower Merion 10 One Hundred Nine SPRING RECORDS —1937 TRACK Delaware County Championships Upper Darby—Third Ursinus Relays............Upper Darby—Second Villanova Interscholastics....Upper Darby—Second District One Championships Upper Darby—Third Suburban Championships....Upper Darby—Third Ridley Park 61 Vi.........Upper Darby—4612 Episcopal 61.................Upper Darby—56 Lower Merion 72..............Upper Darby—72 Haverford 37.................Upper Darby—71 BOYS1 TENNIS U. D. Schedule Opponent U. D. Schedule Opponent 2 ...Girard College 3 3 ...P. M. C. Prep 4 4 Penn Charter 10 2 . Cheltenham 3 5 .. Swarthmore College, J. V. 4 5 . Coatesville 0 -u 3 0 Lansdowne 5 L 5 .:;:Berwyn 0 3 ...Harrisburg Academy 6 0 ...Lansdowne, J. V 4 5 . Radnor 0 1 . Lower Merion 4 — — 4 ...Haverford College, J. V. 5 20 ...League Total 15 4 ...Hoverford College Freshmen 5 League games BOYS1 BASEBALL U. D. Schedule Opponent U. D. Schedule Opponent 2 Lansdowne 5 3 Abington 6 5 Chester 4 0 Brown Prep 3 5 4 Lower Merion 12 6 3 Haverford 8 0 Episcopal 13 3 Cheltenham 11 3 Haverford 4 1 Norristown 6 4 Lower Merion 5 6 Lansdowne 5 2 Norristown 3 1 Abington 8 8 Cheltenham 5 GIRLS' TENNIS U. D. Schedule Opponent U. D. Schedule Opponent 0 Westtown 5 0 Abington 5 3 2 6 Lansdale 1 3 Coatesville 2 5 Ridley Park 0 2 Norristown 3 2 Cheltenham 0 Berwyn 5 4 Pierce Business School .. 1 3 Lansdowne 2 0 Lower Merion 5 1 Friends1 Select 6 One Hundred Ten “THE Royal golfers started off the ' season by bowing to a powerful Haverford team to the tune of 13!A to 1 Vz. Goaded by their defeat the team trounced Berwyn 13 to 2. Haverford again defeated Upper Darby on Hav- erford's home course 13 to 2. The Royals again spurred on by their sec- ond loss to Haverford defeated Lower Merion 10’ 2 to 4’ 2. The team this year is made up of veterans, as four of the five men won their letters last year. Those playing regularly on the varsity are Howard Parris, Bud McAllister, Jack Edmond- son, Bob Lister, and Walt Dambman. Dambman is the only Junior on the squad, and he will be the spearhead of next year's attack. Although the team was defeated by Haverford, they easily overcame their other opponents, and are in the race for the championship. GOLF SCHEDULE—1938 April 20 ............Haverford at Upper Darby April 22 ...............Berwyn at Upper Darby April 29 ............Haverford at Upper Darby May 2 ...........Lower Merion at Upper Darby May 4 ..............................Abington May 6 Lansdowne May 9 ..............................Abingtcn May 13 ................................Berwyn May 16-21 Interscholastic May 20 ......,....................Lower Merion May 27 .............................Lansdowne One Hundred Eleven BASEBALL THE baseball team of 1938 is inex- perienced, being made up mostly of sophomores and juniors. Although the season thus far has been mediocre, the boys showed great spirit, even in defeat. In many games they came from behind to win, or they approached within a run of tying the score. In the first game of the year with Episcopal the team won 13 to 8. The boys also beat Norristown, the score being 6 to 5 in our favor. In the rest of the games they were not so successful. The score of the Lans- downe game was 4 to 5, the Lower Merion game 9 to 10, the Cheltenham game 15 to 16, and the Lansdowne game 1 to 4. In the Cheltenham tussle, the boys came to bat in the last half of the last inning with the score 16 to 3 against them. In this one inning they scored 12 runs. Some of the experienced lettermen left from the 1937 season are Jim John, Art Crandall, Joe Cranston, John Wynn, and Sherwin Smith. The re- mainder of the squad is made up mainly of sophomores and juniors with the exception of Ine Penman, Bob Bricker, and Nick Amadio. BASEBALL SCHEDULE—1938 April 5 ...........................Episcopal April 6 Lansdowne April 21 Norristown April 25 .......................Lower Merion April 28 Lonsdowne May 2 Cheltenham May 5 ...........................Haverford May 9 Abington May 12 ..........................Norristown May 16 .........................Lower Merion May 19 ..........................Cheltenham May 23 ...........................Haverford May 26 .............................Chester May 31 ............................Abington One Hundred Twelve TRACK THIS year Coach Wolfgang once ' again found in his hands the mak- ings of a well-rounded track team. With Captain Belyea running con- sistently well in the 880-yard event, Ambrogi burning the cinders in the 440, and Van Ingen, the sophomore cross country ace, showing excellent form in the mile, Upper Darby once again has a splendid group of distance runners. In the field events, Tomassone has already broken a 12-year record in the javelin, and Gauer and Nurnberg are also showing good form. The mile relay team came through victorious in the Penn Relays. Upper Darby also won the Delco Meet at Lansdowne. April IS April 20 April 23 April 29 April 30 May 4 May 6 May 7 May 13 May 14 May 18 May 21 May 25 May 28 June 4 TRACK SCHEDULE—1938 Inter-Scholastic Meet ............Home Episcopal ........................Home Delaware County Interscholastic Lansdowne Penn. Relays ....................U. of P. Penn. Relays ....................U. of P. Pierre S. DuPont ...........Wilmington Lansdowne (Second Team) ........Home Ursinus College Relays.....Collegeville Norristown (Second Team) .......Home Villanova College Inter-Scholastic Villanova Lower Merion (First and Second Team) .....Home District 1 Championship West Chester College Haverford (First and Second Teams) Haverford P. I. A. A. Championship State College Suburban Championship......Norristown BOYS' and GIRLS' TENNIS GIRLS' TENNIS—1938 THE outlook for the girls' tennis teom is very promising this year. Not because of the new uniforms which the girls made but because of the players themselves. Mabel Carpenter, captain, at first singles, and Louise Murphy at second had particularly strong opposition, but each fought hard and came through remarkably well. Barbara Embree, Betty Anne Searle, and Peggy Moyer were the other seniors that did their part in bringing success to U. D. Betty Thomas, Henrietta Gonzalez and Louise Murphy, all juniors, composed the remainder of the team and helped to give U. D. a successful season. BOYS' TENNIS—1938 THE 1938 tennis team should be very successful. The four singles posi- tions are played by Moylan Hull, Cap- tain Horace Hokanson, Dick Clarkson and Harry Aroyan in that order. Hull has yet to be defeated this year, and Hokanson has dropped only one match. However, to date the doubles team of Albert Busch and Dick Clarke has been only moderately successful. The racket swingers have won every match that has been played. So per- haps another championship will be added to Upper Darby's long list. GIRLS' TENNIS—19S8 April 20 .............................Woodbury April 27 .............................Friends' Select April 28 ...........................Cheltenham April 29 .............................Westtown Moy 2 .............................Abington Moy 4 .................Pierce Business School May 5 ...............................Rodnor Moy 9 ...................................Lower Merion Moy 12 ............................Lonsdowne Moy 13 ..............................Palmyra Moy 16 ...............................Berwyn Moy 19 .............................Lonsdale Moy 23 ...........................Norristown Moy 24 ...........................Ridley Pork Moy 26 ...............................Yeadon BOYS' TENNIS SCHEDULE—1938 April 6 ...............................Friends' Central April 11 ................William Penn Charter April 18 ................................Yeodon April 25 ...........................Coatesville April 26 .............................Episcopal April 28 ............................Cheltenham May 2 ............................ Abington May 4 ................................Radnor May 6-7 ........Cornell University Tournament May 7 ........................George School May 10 ........................Lower Merion May 12 .............................Lansdowne May 14 ........................Atlontic City May 16 ................................Berwyn May 20 .............................Lancaster May 23 ............................Norristown May 27 ...............................Chester May 28 ..............................Harrisburg Academy One Hundred Fourteen GENERAL SPORTS CHEERLEADERS INTRAMURAL SOCCER CHAMPIONS, HOME ROOM 211 VOLLEYBALL TEAM INTRAMURAL BOYS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, HOME ROOM 120 INTRAMURAL GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, HOME ROOM 217 GYM TEAM Jean Allen THOSE WHO LEAD William Bernard Charles Ferguson Ruth Hermann Constance Barrett Gardiner Hathaway SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE Yj HEN you return to your Alma Mater someday, your eye will be caught, ” immediately after entrance, by two distinguished looking placques. The one is titled Scholarship and the other is titled Service. Curiosity will draw you closer and, as it is but natural, you will look for the bronze plate marked 1938. There, on either placque, you will read the names of six fellow classmates who have been honored by the perpetual remembrance of their achievements in scholarship and service. This idea was formulated and materialized by the class of '33, who presented the school with the two plaques—which will honor students from the class of 1933 to the class of 1950. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Eighteen Joseph Cranston Elaine Freas Esther Howarth Peggy Moyer We will say that you are looking at the one entitled Scholarship. Here you will see the names of those six students of each graduating class, who have at- tained the highest scholastic average for the three years at Upper Darby High School Soon, you will cross over to scan the Service plaque and you may recall that as the twelfth mile stone of your education was being crossed, that we all paused for reminiscence. Three years had been spent in working and playing together, and, whereas we realized that our class would spread over the four corners of the nation, and beyond, we wished to honor our more outstanding classmates. It was no small task to select six classmates as the ones who had served our class ard our school the best, for everyone helped in his own way. However, these six students where chosen by preferential ballot as those who had served more outstandingly, The basis for selections were service, and activity in sports, publications, music, dramatics, student government, and other school activities. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Nineteen The worries and cares of the senior class are carried on the shoulders of the executive committee. With the able assistance of Miss Hagenbuch and Mr. Diehl they work out the destinies of our class. They arrange our parties and dances; they discuss any problems that arise relating to our class. The presiding officer at these meetings is the senior class president, Joe Ambrogi. In his absence Dick Belyea, the vice-president, takes the chair. To Ruth Keller goes the job of record- ing the minutes of the meetings and handling the class mail. Tom Bond attempts to keep the class out of the red. While we enjoy ourselves after school hours lorn gees over the accounts of the class straightening out the financial situation. In addition to the class officers the executive committee is composed of two representatives from each of the senior homerooms, in most cases this is one boy and one girl. It is the duty of the representatives to bring to the committee meet- ings any problems that come up in their respective homerooms. These problems are then discussed by the committee and a solution worked out. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Twenty CLASS OFFICERS THOSE SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE JcsepH Ambrogi ..................................President Ruth Keller .. Richard Belyea .............................Vice-President Thomas Bond Abbott, Harry Cranston, Joseph McGann, Connie Allen, Jean Goodby, Avis Meyer, Marjorie Appleby, Ruth Gordon, Caroline Moyer, Peggy Baringer, Betty Greene, Lewis Pepper, James Barrett, Constance Guyant, Fred Reese, Beth Bernardino, Julia Fetters, George Searle, Betty Anne Bolton, Ralph Ivers, Jane Sullivan, Eileen Bowman, Margaret Jamison, James Sullivan, Malcolm Bricker, Robert Kerns, John Tomalino, Andre Brooks, Sam Ladley, Jack Wischan, Barbara Cartledge, Stacy Maher, Jack Young, Frances Coulter, Thomas McAllister, Warren McCallister, Dorothy Zimmerman, Annetta WHO GUIDE US COMMITTEE Secretary Treasurer One Hundred Twenty-one 1— Biggest Flirts Charles Meluney 2— Hardest Workers Thomas Coulter 3— Best Sports Thomas Bond 4— Cutest Couple John Thomas 5— Best Looking William Owen 6— Best Dancers Howard Parris Dorothea Manbeck Elaine Freas Cecile Bernard Jessie Willis Alice Pickell Frances Kirkpatrick 7— Best Dressed George Myers 8— Most Dignified James Pepper 9— Most Bashful Allen Fellows 10— Most Popular Joseph Ambrogi 11— Wittiest Arthur Mulvoney 12— Peppiest Samuel Brooks Jessie Willis Grace Russell Mary Shute Esther Howarth Frances Iredale Betty Anne Searle BABY DAY Left to Right—Bottom Row: Janice Cassidy, Dorothea Manbeck, Carolyn Heilman, Dorothy Wolters, Edith Bansbach. Second Row: Virginia Weston, Elva Siddons, Jessie Willis, Jcnet Gootee, Eileen Sullivan, Dorothy Zimmerman. Class Officers: Joe Cranston, Ruth Keller, Joe Am- brogi, Tom Bond. Margaret Wright, Dorothy McCallister, Elaine Stine, Harriet Frankenfield. Prize Winners: Betty Hurd, David McCallister. HERE AND THERE . . . How's the ice cream, Joe . . . and why that awful frown, Tom? Is some- thing the matter? Jack Kerns and Henry Casalan seem to take their eat- ing seriously. Wonder what Tom Abell sees . . . The expression is most un- usual . . . Charles Ferguson appears in a pensive mood . . . and what can Al Donofrio be gazing at? Bill Willis, Tom Macphee and Nick Amadio make good subjects for the roving camera as they peer from the window of one of the buses in Washington. . . . AMONG THE SENIORS Roberta Parkhill and Helen Mooney are seen in one of their quieter moods as the rain trickles on in Washington. Jane Crawford, as she sits in one of the Washington buses, seems to be saying, Why don't we start now? Joe Wilkinson appears to us here as a serious student, but don't let that look on his face fool you. Above, it seems that a chemistry experiment is in prog- ress. Don't blow up the school, boys! WASHINGTON AFTER waiting twelve years for the Washington trip, the seniors picked the rainiest days in that period according to statistics. Even as the train pulled out the long stream of visitors began staggering from car to car at first, then proceeding with more poise as they got their sea legs. Harry Abbott gleefully produced some pepper and Roger Evans unpacked his accordion. With awe inspired by the longest room in the world, seniors trouped into the Savarin Restaurant, Ordinary travelers wondered mightily about this horde. After lunch, a mad dash through rather numerous raindrops to A and B buses. Betty Anne Searle scrambled on and off two buses in an effort to find her friends. She bought postcards. Bus captain Jim Pepper got the names of his brood and B buses lurched forward on their way to the capitol. The A's went directly to the Supreme Court. In the Capitol solemn-faced boys and girls tiptoed in and out of the Senate chamber. Outside the library of Congress, Mr. Tyson was seen asking Elaine Freas what she expected to see there. Of course, Elaine was ready with the answer. Ah, buses again! These took us to the Arts and Industries Building where WE hangs meaningfully. The Department of Justice proved to be the most interesting building to many. Here we innocents were enlightened upon the subject of crime—who commits it and how. After Indians and animals in the Natur- al History Building we were in a state to see our rooms. At the Lee House extra telephone oper- ators had been installed. Wonder why? Fights over beds followed naturally. Some wisesr ones inspected possibilities for noc- turnal escapades. At 8:30 enthusiastic seniors were enter- tained at the Cairo by Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy, who chose the novel method of entering in a trunk. Lucky Bob Bricker's small Then dainty Avis Snow White Goodby was poisoned by Witch Barbara Wischan when she bought an Acorn. Our dwarfs put the group in TRIP hysterics, especially Sam Brooks and his theatrical ears. Taxis, no less, took Lee House back. Then came the fun. In the wee sma' hours, glass flew from windows and the duties of the chaperones really began. After a hasty breakfast B buses took us to the Pan-American Building. While inside among the trees and birds one would never guess what torrents were descend- ing outside. Then to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing where many disillusioned students hoped to make their fortune. Here Lans- downe High School crossed our path. The White House and Corcoran Art Gallery which followed were enjoyed by all. Bill Bernard was disappointed at not seeing the president when the raised flag says he's in town. Back to the hotels for more peas and warmer wraps. At last a long rest period as the entire A and B group toured the city on its way to Mount Vernon and Arlington. We stopped at Mount Saint Albans to see the finest cathedral in the United States under construction and the Lincoln Memorial, the most beautiful building in Washington. Glad we saw it through a glistening rain that made it an ethereal symbol of America. Finally at Mount Vernon the group posed for a picture, snatched a view of George Washington's home and piled into the buses again. After reaching Arlington the gathered group was a witness to the most impressive part of the trip. Joe Ambrogi and Bill Owen paid tribute to our country's Un- known Soldier. The falling rain was the only sound as taps rang out. Wet, cold, hungry boys and girls re- turned home to pack bags and eat. No peas. On our way to the train we saw the lighted dome of our nation's capitol, an unexpected pleasure. All agreed that the return trip was more fun than the other trip except for the re- gret we cannot help but feel that all is behind us now. '38ers turn with thanks to our two hard- working, unselfish advisers, Miss Hagen- buch and Mr. Diehl And well they deserve it! CLASS OF 1938 HARRY DIXEY ABBOT 2 Englewood Rood, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; De- bating 3; Honor Roll; Stu- dent Council 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Executive Committee 4; Par- ty Committee 4. CLUBS: Fencing 2; German 3, President 4; Rifle 2, 3, 4; World Affairs Forum 3, President 4. SPORTS: Varsity Golf 4. HOMER LOUIS ABEL 6330 Burbridge Street, Germantown COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Monitor 3. CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 3; Chess Team 2, 3, 4; Choral 2, 3; Dramus, Cost 3, 4. WILLIAM T. ABELL 703 Cornell Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLUBS: Chess Team 3; Le Cercle Francois 4; Rifle 3, Vice-President 4. JUNE R. ADAMS 7256 Bradford Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Upi-Doh 4. CLASS: Porty Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 4; Le Cercle Francois 4. SPORTS: Swimming 4. NICHOLAS P AMADIO 8520 Monroe Avenue Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 3; Choral 2, 3, 4; Rifle 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3; Varsity Baseball 2, 3. JOSEPH N. AMBROGI, JR. 324 Lincoln Avenue, Lansdownc SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Student Council 2, 4; Gold Color Captain 4. CLASS: Vice-President 2; Pres- ident 3, 4; Executive Com- mittee 2, 3, 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 2, 3, President 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Footboll 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 2, 3. ALFRED H. ANDERSON 26 Ridley Avenue, Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3, 4. CLASS: Party Committee 4. JANET ANDERSON 7116 Penarth Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Condy Committee 4. CLUBS: History 4; Le Cercle Francois 4. One Hundred Twenty-eight EVA ALBERTI 534 Burmont Road Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3; Executive Committee 2; Memorial Day Committee 2. CLUBS: Riding 4. JOHN CHARLES ANDES 6606 Chestnut Street, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Student Council 4. CLASS: Junior Play; Senior Play; Memorial Day Commit- tee 3. CLUBS: A Coppello Chorus 2, 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Rifle 3. EDWARD BROWN ALLEN 8031 Merion Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 4; Party Committee 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: A Cappcila Chorus 3, Librarian 4; Chorol 2, 3, 4; Dromus Chorus 2, 3, Cost 4; Lc Cercle Francois 3; Rifle 3, 4; Table Tennis, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4. CAROLYN B. ANFINSEN 1013 Lindale Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3. CLUBS: Choral 2; German 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 3, 4; Pleiades 2, 3, 4; Riding 3, Instructress 4. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 3. JOHN L. ALLEN 456 Gainesboro Road, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3. CLUBS: Fencing 2. VIRGINIA M. ANSCHUETZ 1107 Wilde Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Senior Ploy. CLUBS: Choral 3; Fencing 2; History 3, 4; Pleiades 2, 3, 4. JEAN E. ALLEN 8031 Merion Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Distinguished Honor Roll; English Prize 3; Mon- itor 3; Upi-Dah 2, Circula- tion Manager 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3; Executive Committee 4; Party Committee 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Algetrarco 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Latin 2, Vice-President 3, Secretory 4; Le Cercle Francois 4; Rifle 2. SPORTS: Junior Vorsity Hockey 2, 3; Varsity Hockey 4. RUTH ELINORE APPLEBY 7026 Emerson Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Junior Play; Executive Committee 4. CLUBS: Pleiades 3, 4. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Twenty-nine CLASS OF 1938 ROBERT HOWARD AUVE 3433 Albemarle Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE KATHERINE F. BALDWIN 122 Wellington Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLUBS: Library 3, 4. EDITH MARY BANSBACH 3213 Berkley Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Donee Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Choral 2; German 2, 3, 4; Table Tennis 4. BETTY BARINGER 7112 Pennsylvania Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 3; Monitor, Chairman 4; Student Coun- cil 4. CLASS: Oak, Business Manager 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Executive Committee 4; Porty Committee 4; Play Commit- tee 3, 4. CLUBS: A Coppcllo Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin 2, 3; Le Cercle Francois 4; Rifle 2; Toy- Wistalvan 2, 3, Treasurer 4. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Hockey 2, 3; Varsity Hockey 4. GIRARD F. BARRY 530 Childs Avenue, Drexel Hill GEORGE M. BASS 316 Lakeview Avenue, Drexel Hill HERBERT LEON BAYLSON 7439 Miller Avenue, Upper Darby ROBERT C. BEASLEY 7122 Sellers Aven ue. Upper Darby COMMERCIAL FURPLE CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3. ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; Home Room Salesman 3; Vol- leyball Team 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2. CLUBS: Hi-Y 3, 4. GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Gym Team 3; Home Room Salesman 4; Monitor 4. SPORTS: Soccer Numerols 4. GENERAL PURPLE CLASS: Senior Ploy; Dance Committee 4; Party Commit- tee 4. CLUBS: Commerce 4. SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4. One Hundred Thirty HENRY JAY BARINGER 7112 Pennsylvania Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SPORTS: Footboll Trainer 2, 3, 4. ANNA R. BARNES 82 Hueston Road, Lansdowne COMMERCIAL GOLD ANN LOUISE BARRETT Minerva Court Apts.—C202, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Dance Committee 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 4; Dramus, Chorus 4; Rifle 4. CONSTANCE E. BARRETT 4037 Lasher Road, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Debating 2, 3; Co- Coptain 4; Distinguished Honor Roll; Honor Roll; Biol- ogy Prize 2; Monitor 2; Student Council 4; Upi-Dah 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Executive Committee 4; Party Committee 4; Ploy Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Ars Poctoc 3, 4; First Aid and Social Service 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Latin 2, 3; Le Cercle Francois 3, 4; Tay- Wistalvan 2, 3, 4. MARIE TERESA BECKER 7278 Calvin Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Commerce 4. E. HOWARD BEDROSSIAN 531 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman; Student Council, Vice-President 4. CLASS: Senior Play. CLUBS: Algetrarca 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; World Affairs Forum 3, Vice-President 4. SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 2; Varsity Soccer 4. ROBERT D. BEERS 52 Sunshine Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD RICHARD BELYEA 7236 Hazel Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; Honor Roll; Student Council 3, 4. CLASS: Vice-President 4; Sen- ior Play; Executive Com- mittee 2, 3. CLUBS: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Vorsity Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Varsity Trock 2, 3. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Thirty-one CLASS OF 1938 JULIAN ALLEN BENSON 7 South Harwood Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Rifle 2. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Foot- boll 3. GEORGE STEWART BLAIR 501 Woodcliff Road, Upper Darby INDUSTRIAL ARTS PURPLE CLUBS: Pleiades 3, 4; Table Tennis 4. SPORTS: Varsity Wrestling 4; Baseball Numerols 3. DOROTHY J. BERGEMAN 89 Springton Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn 4; Honor Roll. CLASS: Donee Committee 3; Party Committee 3. CLUBS: History 4; Le Cercle Francois 4; Rifle 2. RICHARD E. BODTKE 7111 Hozel Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Salesman 2. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2; Junior Izaok Walton Leogue 2, 3, Vice- President 4; Pleiades 2. THOMAS W. BERGER 7040 Veronica Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3; Monitor 2. RALPH B. BOLGER 554 Broadview Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Monitor 4. SPORTS: Varsity Footboll 4. JEANETTE R. BERMAN 7 South Cedar Lane, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Party Committee 2. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3. RALPH W. BOLTON 478 Wilde Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Monitor 2, 3. CLASS: Executive Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Foot- boll 2; Varsity Swimming 4. One Hundred Thirty-two A CECILE MIRIAM BERNARD 137 Hampden Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Public Speaking Prize 2; Upi-Dah 2, 3, 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 3, 4; Ploy Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Algetrarca 3, Secretory 4; Hi-Y 4; Le Cercle Fran- cois 3, 4; Leeuwenhoek 3, Secretary 4; Library 2. WILLIAM BERNARD 137 Hampden Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Debating 4; Distin- guished Honor Roll; Biology Prize 2; American History Prize 3; Algebra Prize 2; Physics Prize 2. CLASS: Oak; Dance Committee 2; Party Committee 3; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Algetrarca 3, 4; Rifle 3, 4; World Affoirs Forum 3, 4. JULIA BERNARDINO 8529 Monroe Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Executive Committee 4. CLUBS: Commerce 4. SPORTS: Junior Vorsity Basket- ball 2. SARA D. BLACKWOOD 848 Turner Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD CLUBS: Lc Cercle Francois 4. THOMAS K. BOND, Jr. 709 Ormond Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; Honor Roll; Tribunal 2. CLASS: Treasurer 3, 4; Exec- utive Committee 3, 4; Dance Committee 3; Party Commit- tee 4; Senior Play. CLUBS: History 3, President 4; Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4. SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 2; Varsity Cross Country 3, Captain 4; Varsity Track 3. HAROLD W. BONEKAT 7030 Greenwood Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOID NICHOLAS C. BORRELLI 3422 Randolph Street, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE MARGARET E. BOWMAN 704 Shadeland Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Physics Prize 3; Monitor 3; Tribunal 2; Upi-Dah 2, 4, Assistant Editor 3. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3; Executive Committee 2, 4; Porty Committee 2, 4; Party Committee 4; Play Commit- tee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Latin 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Riding 3; Tay-Wistolvan 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Boseball Numerals 2; Hockey Numerals 3. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Thirty-three n CLASS OF 1938 ROBERT H. BOYER 42 Kent Rood, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SPORTS: Soccer 3, 4. KATHLEEN E. BOYLE 180 Chapman Avenue, Lansdowne COMMERCIAL PURPLE MARY JANE BRADY 419 Copley Road, Upper Darby COMA ERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Condy Committee 4; Dance Committee 4; Party Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 3, 4; Commerce 2, 3, 4; Library 4; Riding 4. REGINA E. BRADY 525 Hampden Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 3. CLUBS: Librory 4. DOROTHY R. BRINKER 7543 Rogers Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Senior Play. CLUBS: Choral 3, 4; Riding 3, 4; Rifle 3, 4. G. BERNICE BRISKEY 527 Hampden Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 3. CLUBS: Rifle 4; Stamp 4; Table Tennis 2. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 2. AVA K. BROGAN 357 Margate Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3; Dra- mus. Dancer 4. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 3. MAE BROOK 7105 Emerson Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Choral 2. One Hundred Thirty-four FRANKLIN D. BRAY 312 State Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLUBS: Rifle 2. HELEN LOUISA BREM 3442 Marshall Road, Drexcl Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Distin- guished Honor Roll; German Prize 3. CLUBS: German 2, 4, Treas- urer 3. WILLIAM 0. BREM 3442 Marshall Road, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: German 2, 3. ROBERT EDWIN BRICKER 2 Ridley Avenue, Aldan SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLASS: Executive Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 3, 4. SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 2; Varsity Football 4. SAMUEL R. BROOKS 2420 Garrett Road, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Gym Team, Captain 3, 4. CLASS: Junior Play; Dance Committee 2, 3; Executive Committee 2, 3, 4; Memor- ial Day Committee 3; Party Committee 4. CLUBS: Fencing 3, Team 2; Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4; Le Cercle Francois 3, Treasurer 4; Pleiades 2, 3, Vice President 4. IRENE A. BROUGHTON 3426 Marshall Road, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Monitor 2; Upi-Dah, Typist 4. CLASS: Candy Committee 4. CLUBS: A Coppclla Chorus 4; Choral 3, 4; Commerce 2, 3, 4; Librory 4. ELEANOR JANE BROWN 143 Marlborough Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 3. CLUBS: Choral 4; Library 4. VIRGINIA MAY BROWN 319 South Madison Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Thirty-five CLASS OF 1938 VIRGINIA S. BROWN 1014 Childs Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 2; Ploy Committee 3; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 2, 4. ISABELLE FRANCES BRUCE 7057 Greenwood Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Choral 3, 4. ETHEL M. BRUGGEMANN 545 Littlecroft Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: German 3; Library 4; Table Tennis 4. LOIS ADELE BUCKLEY 117 Summit Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLUBS: Choral 4. ROSEMARY C. CANESSA 103 North Union Avenue, Lansdownc COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Executive Committee 2, 3; Memorial Day Commit- tee 3. SPORTS: Varsity Swimming, Manager 4. JACK R. BUTLER 323 Avon Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE JOHN J. CAIRNS 615 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD JEANNE W. CAMERON 2414 Garrett Road, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE One Hundred Thirty-six EDWIN BUGBEE 516 West Magnolia Avenue, Aldan SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Junior Izaak Walton League 2; Rifle 3. CARL D. BUONO 252 Wembly Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4; Varsity Soccer 2, 3. ELEANOR S. V. BURK 728 Burmont Terrace, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3, 4. HELEN C. BURRICHTER 3510 Huey Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: A Coppella Chorus 3; Table Tennis 4; Tay-Wistal- van 4. ROBERT T. CANFIELD 218 Wembly Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLUBS: Leeuwenhoek 4; Rifle 2, 4; Stamp 4. BETSY H. CARD 931 Morgan Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3. CLASS: Senior Play; Dance Committee 3; Ploy Commit- tee 3; Sticker Committee 4; Candy Committee 4. CLUBS: Ars Poetae 3; Pleiades 2; Riding 4. MABEL M. CARPENTER 645 Drexel Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; Monitor 3, 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3, 4. CLUBS: A Cappcllo Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Lotin 3; Library 3; Rifle 3; Table Tennis 3, 4. SPORTS: Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 2, 3, Cap- tain 4. JULIAN B CARTER, JR. 211 Heather Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLUBS: Rifle 4. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Thirty-seven ■ ■ I CLASS OF 1938 MARIE ELAINE CARTER 306 Ashby Apartments, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE CLUBS: Le Cercle Francois 4; Stamp 4; Toble Tennis 4. STACY B. CARTLEDGE 641 N. Lansdowne Avenue, Drexel Hill INDUSTRIAL ARTS GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2; Monitor 3, 4; Tri- bunal 4. CLASS: Executive Committee 4; Party Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 4. HENRY A. CASALAN 7337 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3. CLUBS: Commerce 4. SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4. JANICE ELSIE CASSADY 80 Hueston Road, Lansdowne COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Senior Play. CLUBS: Library 4. ROBERT EDWIN CLARK 232 Barrington Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Rifle 2, 3, 4; Table Tennis 4; Choral 4. RICHARD L. CLARKE 400 Saxer Avenue, Springfield ACADEMIC GOLD BEVERLY COFFMAN 508 Penn Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Junior Ploy. CLUBS: Le Cercle Froncais 3, 4; Pleiades 3, 4. LORRAINE E. COLBERT 431 Woodcliff Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Party Committee 2. CLUBS: A Cappello Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Library 2, 3, 4. One Hundred Thirty-eight HELEN ELIZABETH CATES 321 Huntley Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. VIRGINIA LEE CHALFANT 139 Heather Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: All State Concert 4. CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Table Tennis, Secretory 3, 4; Dromus, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 3. JOHN E. CHAMBERLAIN 714 Anderson Avenue, Drexcl Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Algctrarca 4; Fencing 3; Rifle 2. FRANK N. CLARK 3708 Randolph Street, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Executive Committee 2; Memorial Day Committee 2. SPORTS: Soccer Manager 4. ROBERT J. COLMYER 8 Keystone Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE MARY M. CONAHAN 202 Killegarry Apartments, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Dance Committee 2. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3, 4. PEGGY CONLIN 7042 Radbourne Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD ARNOLD H. COPELAND 114 Overhill Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Thirty-nine CLASS FRANK CORREALE 738 Burmont Rood, Drcxel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE OF 1938 THEODORE C.CORTELYOU THOMAS COULTER o ik .e ALEXANDER R. COWAN 7504 Lennox Road, Upper Darby 245 Ardmore Avenue, Upper Darby 7116 Stockley Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD COMMERCIAL PURPLE COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn 2, 3; Editor- in-Chief 4; Distinguished Honor Roll; Student Council 4. CLUBS Hi-Y 3, 4. SCHOOL: A. A. Council 3; Monitor 2; Student Council, President 4; Tribunal 3; P. S. M. A. District Orchestra 4. CLASS: Treasurer 2, 3; Exec- utive Committee 2, 3, 4. CLUBS: Dromus, Orchestra 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Foot- ball 2; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Boskctball 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Foot- ball 3. JANE K. CRAWFORD 316 Margate Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Monitor 2. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3; Party Committee 2; Ploy Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Latin 4; Library 4; Rifle 3, 4. EDGAR G. CROSS, 2nd. 120 Crestview Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Algetrarca 4; German 3, 4; Rifle 3, 4. BERNARD R. CROWELL 336 Kingston Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2; Upi-Doh 2. CLUBS: Rifle 2. W. EARLE CUCKNELL 7150 Clover Lane, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3, 4. CLUBS: Commerce 3, 4; Rifle 3, 4. GEORGE ALFRED COX 4109 Taylor Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE CLUBS: Le Cercle Francois 2, 3, 4; Rifle 2, 3, 4; Stamp 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Rifle Team 3. JANE T. CRAIG 307 Clearbrook Avenue, Lansdowne ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 3; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Le Cercle Francois 3, 4; Library 4; Riding 3; Pleiades 4. ELIZABETH R. CRANDALL 310 Margate Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLUBS: Commerce 4; Library 2. JOSEPH CRANSTON 163 Marlborough Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Student Council 4; Purple Color Cop- toin 4. CLASS: President 2; Vice-Pres- ident 3; Dance Committee 2; Executive Committee 2, 3, 4; Memorial Day Commit- tee 2, 3; Party Committee 2, 3; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Basketball Numerols 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity Bascboll 3; Varsity Football 3, 4. GEORGE A. CUNNEY, JR. 1208 Hollywood Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLASS: Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Le Cercle Francois 3, 4; Riding 4; Rifle 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY T. CUNNEY 3712 Highland Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn 2, 3, Feature Editor 4; Home Room Sales- man 2; Gold Captain 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 3; Commerce 3, 4; History 4; Hi-Y 4; Pleiades 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM G. CUTHBERTSON 39 Chatham Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Oak. CLUBS: Fencing 3; Rifle 2, 3. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 2. CLASS OF One Hundred Forty-one JACQUELINE CUZZUBO 22 Berbro Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3; Upi-Dah, Assistant Art Editor 4. CLASS: Senior Play; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Party Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: History 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 4. 1938 CLASS JOHN ROBERT DALE Lansdowne 346 Cleorbrook Avenue, GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Gym Team 3, 4. CLUBS: Rifle 2, 3. OF 1938 ELENOR D. DALICK 24 Heather Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Acorn, Typist 4; Honor Roll; Student Council, Recording Secretory 4; Upi- Doh, Typist 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Commerce 4; Library 2, 3, President 4. GEORGE E. DANENHAUER Oak and Green Lanes, Primos COMMERCIAL GOLD JOHN ALLAN DASH 93 Keystone Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; P. S. M. A. District Orchestra 3, 4. CLUBS: Dramus, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4. JAMES CLARK DIGGORY 304 Riverview Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLASS: Junior Play. CLUBS: Stcinmctz Scientific Society 3. ALBERT F. DONOFRIO 8525 Monroe Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3, 4; Rifle 2. WALTER E. DORRICOTT 7176 Ruskin Lane, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Choral 4; Dromus, Dancer 4; Pleiades 4. EDITH M. DOUGLAS 36 Cloverdale Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE CLUBS: Choral 2. BEVERLY B. DAVIS 830 Harper Avenue, Drexcl Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3, 4. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Latin 2; Library 2, 3, 4; Pleiades 3, 4. HELEN JOAN De JOSEPH 73 Harwood Drive, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3. CLASS: Senior Play; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4. CLUBS: A Coppella Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Le Cerclc Francois 3, 4; Rifle 3. GEORGE T. DENNEY 406 Springton Manor Apts., Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD KATHERINE E. DICK 96 Lamport Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Party Committee 2, 4; Ploy Committee 4; Donee Com- mittee. MILTON AARON DUBINS 233 Copley Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Upi-Dah, ATt 2, 3, 4. CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. SPORTS: Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4. JAMES VICTOR DUFFY 311 Avon Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC FURPLE SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; Home Room Salesman 2, 3. CLUBS: Hi-Y 3, 4. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 3; Basketball Numerals 2; Soc- cer Numerals 4; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, Captain 4. WILLIAM R. DUNMAN 7222 Radboume Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Commerce 4. CLASS OF MICHAEL DURSO 120 Glencoe Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: South Eastern Dis- trict Orchestra 4. CLUBS: Dromus, Orchestra 4. 1938 One Hundred Forty-three CLASS OF 1938 E. VIRGINIA EASTBURN 4004 Toylor Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Upi-Dah 2, 3, 4 CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3; Party Committee 2; Play Commit- tee 3. CLUBS: Ars Poctac 3, 4; Choral 2; History 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Lc Cercle Francois 3, 4. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 3. JACK P. EDMUNDSON 516 Alexander Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3. SPORTS: Varsity Golf 3. CAROLYN Y. EDWARDS 203 Lindale Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3. , CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3; Ploy Committee 3; Sticker Com- mittee 4. CLUBS: Choral 3; Pleiades 2. JOHN BRYAN ELLIOTT 7040 Radbourne Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Chess 3. ROY WILBUR ERNST 532 Alexander Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Gym Team 3. CLUBS: Junior Izaak Walton League 4; Rifle 4. FLORENCE E. ESLER 323 Magnolia Avenue, Aldan COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 2, 3; Choral 2, 3; Commerce 3, 4. DONALD ESTERLINE 1504 Kcysfone Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLUBS: Chorol 4; Dramus, Orchestra 3, 4. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 3. PAUL M. ETTERS, JR. 2804 Huey Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SPORTS: Soccer Numerols 4. BARBARA JEAN EMBREE 210 Wembly Road, Upper Darby ROBERT H. EMICH 7213 Penarth Avenue, Upper Darby ELSIE F. ENDERLE 329 Edmonds Avenue, Drexel Hill VIRGINIA HELEN ENT 3993 Vernon Road, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD ACADEMIC PURPLE COMMERCIAL PURPLE ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn 2; Monitor 2; Upi-Doh 4. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3, 4; Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 4; Table Tennis 3, 4. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Hockey 4; Varsity Tennis 3. CLUBS: Junior Izaak Walton League 3, 4; Rifle 2, 3; Treasurer 4. SPORTS: Varsity Rifle, Man- ager 3, 4. SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3. CLASS: Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Rifle 2. SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 2, 3; Upi- Dah 3, 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3; Party Committee 2, 3. CLUBS: A Cappello Chorus 4; Algetrarca 4; Choral 2, 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Basket- ball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 2, 3. JEANNE M. EVANS 908 Blythe Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Oak, Typist; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 2; Sticker Commit- tee 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 2; Rifle 2. JOSEPH RICHARD EVANS 347 Owen Avenue, Lansdowne ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3; Executive Committee 2. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 2, Treasurer 3, 4; Choral 2, Treasurer 3, 4; Dromus, Cho- rus 2; Le Cercle Francois 4. CLINTON ROGER EVANS 231 Long Lane, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Gym Team 3; Home Room Salesman 3, 4. CLASS: Party Committee 3. CLUBS: Dramus, Orchestra 2; Table Tennis 3. SPORTS: Varsity Soccer 4. CLASS OF HAMILTON D. EWELL 4132 School Lane, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Soldi4 man 2. CLASS: Party Committee 3. CLUBS: Rifle 2. 1938 One Hundred Forty-five CLASS WILLIAM E. FAULKNER 181 Marlborough Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3, 4. CLASS: Senior Play. SPORTS: Junior Vorsity Foot- ball 2, 3. OF 1938 ROSALIE A. FEINBERG Ashby Apartments, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLASS: Play Committee 3, 4; Senior Ploy. HARRY P. FELGER 638 Drexel Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Gym Tcom 3, 4; Home Room Salesman 4. CLUBS: Junior Izoak Wolton League 4. ALLEN ARTHUR FELLOWS 7254 Bradford Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLUBS: Germon 4. ROBERT FEY 33 Golf Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLUBS: Rifle 2, 3. LOIS M. FISHER 29 South Winsor Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD BETTY ELLEN FLORY 724 Alexander Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD CLUBS: Le Cercle Francois 3; Rifle 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 2. H. EUNICE C. FOGARTY 5 Winfield Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Rifle 4. One Hundred Forty-six CHARLES A. FERGUSON 7225 Colvin Road, Upper Darby MARGARET C. FERGUSON 234 Wembly Road, Upper Darby RUSSELL L. FERGUSON 198 Springton Road, Upper Darby GEORGE W. FETTERS, JR. 224 Wadas Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Distinguished Honor Roll; History Prize 2. CLASS: Oak, Assistant Editor. CLUBS: German 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Latin 3, 4; Le Ccrcle Francois 4; World Affairs Forum 4. SPORTS: Varsity Cross Country, Manogcr 4. GENERAL GOLD COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; Monitor 4. CLUBS: Commerce 2; Hi-Y 4. SPORTS: Vorsity Football 2, 3, Captain 4; Vorsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4. ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Gym Team 2, 3, 4; Home Room Salesman 3. CLASS: Dance Committee 3, 4; Executive Committee 4. CLUBS: Rifle 2, 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Cross Country 3. CATHERINE MARIE FOLEY Ruskin La. b Springton Rd., Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Porty Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3. THOMAS R. FOLTZ, JR. 102 Hampden Rood, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Debating 4; Honor Roll; Stoge Crew 3, 4. CLASS: Senior Play; Party Committee 4. CLUBS: Dramus, Executive Committee 4; German 4; Rifle 2; Steinmetz 2, 3; Secretory-Treasurer 4. LENORE R. FORSTADT 136 Heather Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Acorn, Business Staff 2, 3. CLASS: Junior Ploy; Assistant Director Junior Ploy 4; Se- nior Play; Dance Committee 2, 3. CLUBS: A Cappello Chorus 3; Choral 2, 4; Pleiades 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF LILLIAN M. FOSTER 248 Huntley Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Dance Committee 3; Ploy Committee 3; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3; Choral 2, 3, 4; Latin 2, 3. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 3. 1938 One Hundred Forty-seven CLASS OF 1938 HARRIET FRANKENFIELD 620 Copley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 2, 4. CLASS: Oak, Typist 4; Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Commerce 4. URSULA ELAINE FREAS 417 Broadview Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Distin- guished Honor Roll; English Prize 2; Monitor 3; Student Council 3, 4; Tribunal 4. CLASS: Oak, Editor; Dance Committee 2; Executive Com- mittee 2; Ploy Committee 3. CLUBS: Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Latin 3; Lc Ccrcle Fran- cois 4; Tay-Wistalvon 2, 3, Vice-President 4. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 3; Vorsity Hockey, Manager 4. SHIRLEY FRIEDMAN 246 Huntley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLUBS: A Coppolla Chorus 3; Chorol 2, 3; Pleiades 2, 3, 4. MILDRED L. FROMTLING 222 Windsor Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: A Coppclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; First Aid and Social Service, President 3, 4; History 3, 4. DOROTHY M. GARVIN 118 Kent Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLUBS: Library 4; Table Tennis ELAINE C. GASKILL 49 Cloverdale Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3. CLUBS: A Ccppella Chorus 3; Choral 2. SPORTS: Junior Vorsity Hockey MARY ELIZABETH GEBLER 126 Oakley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Choral 2, 3; Library 3. SHIRLEY S. GEHRIS 735 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD One Hundred Forty-eight WAYNE EDWARD FROST 119 South Pennock Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLUBS: Rifle 2. DORIS RUTH GERBER 130 Heather Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Donee Committee 3; Play Committee 4; Poster Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Commerce 4; Library 3, 4. ROBERT FULTON 184 Springton Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD PAUL D. GERLACH 42 Sunshine Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Memoriol Doy Commit- tee 3. CLUBS: Dramus, Orchestro 2, 3, 4. ELSE GABRIELSEN 573 Larchwood Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 4; Porty Committee 3, 4; Ploy Com- mittee 4. CLUBS: A Cappella 3, 4; Cho- ral 2; Hi-Y 4; Le Cercle Francois 3, 4. WILBUR B. GERMAIN 3624 Berry Avenue, Drcxel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE MARY E. GALBRAITH 351 Derwyn Road, Lansdowne ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2; Upi-Dah 3, 4. CLASS: Condy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 3, 4; Ploy Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Algetrarca 3, 4; Dra- mus, Dancer 4; History 4; Leeuwenhoeck 3, 4; Rifle 2; Toy-Wistolvon 4. SPORTS: Baseboll Numerals 2; Basketball Numerals 3. RUTH GEWISS 7165 Radbourne Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Choral 4; German 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Forty-nine CLASS OF 1938 ELIZABETH H. GIBBS 214 Wiltshire Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 2. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3, 4. JANET C. GOOTEE 846 Alexander Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Senior Ploy; Candy Committee 4; Donee Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Porty Commit- tee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 3; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3, 4; Dromus, Chorus 2, 3, Ex- ecutive Committee 4; Lc Cercle Francois 4. JANET DORIS GIBSON 204 South Madison Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Distin- guished Honor Roll. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3; Executive Committee 3; Memorial Doy Committee 3; Porty Committee 2, 3; Play Committee 3, 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Ars Poetae 2, Vice- President 3, President 4; History 3, Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin 2, Secretary 3; Le Cercle Francois 4; Tay- Wistalvan 3, 4. SPORTS: Varsity Tennis, Man- ager 4; Hockey Numerals 3. CAROLINE L. GORDON 7104. Wayne Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; History Prize 2, 3. CLASS: Executive Committee 4. CLUBS: History 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 3, 4; Tay-Wistalvan 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Hockey 2, 3; Varsity Hockey 4. EARL J. GIFFORD 26 Golf Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Executive Committee 2, 3; Porty Committee 2. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 2, 3; Dromus, Cost 2, 3. SPORTS: Varsity Soccer 3, 4. VIRGINIA H. GOSLING 1803 Greenhill Road, Lansdowne COMMERCIAL GOLD DORIS VIRGINIA GILLIN 7416 Rogers Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Monitor 3, 4. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Ars Poctac 3, 4; Lc Cercle Francois 3, 4; Rifle 2. MARGARET E. GOUGH 1004 Cornell Avnue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Senior Play. CLUBS: World Affairs Forum 4. One Hundred Fifty CLAYTON EARL GIULIO 127 S. Woodlawn Avenue, Aldan GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Art Prize 3. CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Rifle 3. SPORST: Soccer Numerals 3. ESTHER C. GLAH 528 Littlecroft Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn, Typist 4; Home Room Salesman 2; Upi-Dah 4; Honor Roll. CLASS: Senior Play; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Party Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3; Re- cording Secretary 4; Latin 4; Library 3, 4; Toy-Wistal- van 4. FLORENCE R. GOODBREAD 7016 Guilford Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Senior Play. CLUBS: Commerce 3; Le Cercle Francois 3, 4; Pleiades 4. AVIS MARION GOODBY 302 Shadeland Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Monitor 3, 4; Tribunal 4. CLASS: Junior Play; Senior Ploy; Executive Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 4; Pleiades 3, Secretory 4. RUTH WYNNE GOVE 13 Glencoe Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3, 4. CLASS: Senior Play; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3; Party Committee 3, 4; Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Library 3, 4. ARTHUR SIDNEY GOW 335 N. Lansdowne Avenue, Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Gym Team 2, 3, 4; Geometry Prize 3. CLASS: Play Committee 2, 3. CLUBS: Algetrarca 3, 4; Dra- mus. Executive Committee 2, 3, 4; German 3; Stoinmotz 3, 4; Historian 2. SPORTS: Varsity Cross Country 4. JAMES GOW 308 Kingston Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Monitor 4. CLUBS: Commerce 4. SPORTS: Varsity Cross Country 3, 4. HELEN RUTH GREEN 19 Marlborough Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Fifty-one CLASS OF 1938 ROGER W. GREEN 77 Hampden Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD SPORTS: Varsity Swimming 2, RUTH ANNE GREEN 7836 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Upi-Doh 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 4; Party Committee 4. CLUBS: Dramus, Chorus 4. LEWIS A. GREENE 1003 Childs Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLASS: Executive Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 3, Sergeant-ot Arms 4; Le Ccrcle Francois 4. SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4; Junior Vorsity Football 2, 3; Vorsity Football 4. ORION GRIFFITHS 7210 Radbourne Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 4. CLUBS: Commerce 3, 4. SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4. ROBERT W. HACKETT 9 North Brighton Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4. DALLAS R. HAELLE 242 South Cedar Lane, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE MORTON E. HAIM 7002 Pennsylvania Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Party Committee 4; Senior Play. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Foot- ball 3. MARTHA JANE HALL 7 North Carol Boulevard, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 3; Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Choral 2. One Hundred Fifty-two HERBERT E. GROSKIN 1816 Nolan Street, Philadelphia COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Executive Committee 3; Party Committee 3. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3, Vice- President 4; History 3, 4; Rifle 2; World Affoirs Forum 3, 4. DOROTHY E. GROTZ 1209 Lindale Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Student Council 2, 3, 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2. CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus, Accompanist 2, 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, Associate President 4; Dramus, Orchestra 2, Cost 3, 4, President 4; German 2, 3, Secretary 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Rifle 3. FREDERICK M. GUYANT 4024 School Lane, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Gym Team 4; Home Room Salesman 2, 3; Volley- ball 3. CLASS: Dance Committee 4; Executive Committee 2, 4; Party Committee 3. SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 2. MARY A. GUYANT 4024 School Lane, Drexel Hill GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLUBS: Library 3; Riding 2; Rifle 4. JEAN SITES HALL 831 Lindale Avenue, Drexel Hill JANET R. HAMILTON 32 South Glenwood Avenue, Aldan DOROTHEA A. HANNOLD 414 Long Lone, Upper Darby HOWARD H. HANSELL 7241 Radbourne Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE COMMERCIAL GOLD COMMERCIAL PURPLE GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- CLUBS: Choral 2. CLUBS: Commerce 4. man 2. CLUBS: Choral 4. CLASS OF One Hundred Fifty-three SCHOOL: Monitor 2. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Foot- ball 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4. 1938 CLASS OF 1938 RUTH JANE HANSELL 7241 Radbourne Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Library 2, 3, 4; Rifle 3. JANE E. HARDCASTLE 41 Sunshine Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Acorn 2, 3, 4; Distin- guished Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 3, 4. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Party Committee 2, 3; Play Com- mittee 3, 4. CLUBS: Algetrarca 2, 3; Ars Poetae 2, 3, 4; History 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Le Cerclc Francois 4; Toy-Wistolvon 3, 4. ALONZO T. HARDING 10 Keystone Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD RUTH ANNE HARLAN 8132 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: A Coppella Chorus 3; Choral 2, 3, 4; Lotin 2; Le Cerclc Francois 4. FLORENCE E. HASKINS Ashland Avenue, Primos COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Choral 2; Commerce 4. KATHRYN S. HASKINS Ashland Avenue, Primos COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Choral 2; Commerce 4. GARDINER HATHAWAY, JR. 1008 Morgan Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Distinguished Honor Roll; Monitor 4. CLASS: Oak; Senior Ploy; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 3, 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Foot- ball 3. ANITA L. HAWKSBY 7051 Radbourne Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD One Hundred Fifty-four HELEN MONA HARMEY 235 City Line, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE WILLIAM J. HARRISON 400 Croyden Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 3, 4; Chorol 2, 3, 4; Dromus, Chorus 2, 3, Cost 4. RICHARD A. HARTZELL 422 Larchwood Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Upi-Doh 3. JANE HARVEY Drexel Court Apartments, Drcxcl Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Upi-Doh 2. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Chorol 2, 3, 4. MILDRED ELAINE HAYS 303 Windemere Avenue, Lansdowne COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Executive Committee 2; Party Committee 2; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Le Cercle Francois 3; Table Tennis 3, 4. DOUGLAS HEALD 7057 Glenwood Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD FLORENCE L HECKMAN 3238 Berkley Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Party Committee 4; Play Committee 4; Sticker Com- mittee 4. CLUBS: Librory 4; Rifle 2, 3. CLASS OF PHYLLIS J. HEINTZ Devonshire Hall, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE 1938 One Hundred Fifty-five CLASS OF 1938 HENRI ETTA HELMUS 271 Copley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Acorn 2, 3; Volley- ball 2. CLASS: Dance Committee 3; Porty Committee 2, 3; Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Fencing 2; Pleiades 3, 4. BLANCHE HIMMELSBACH 828 Cornell Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 2. CLASS: Oak; Candy Commit- tee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Party Committee 2; Ploy Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Ars Poetae 3, 4; Choral 2, 4; Pleiades 3. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Hockey 3, 4. JOSEPH W. HENDERSON 3 Bishop Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL GOLD SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 3; Varsity Wrestling 4. MAX V. HOFFMAN 58 Sycamore Avenue, Aldan GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; Home Room Salesman 2. CLASS: Porty Committee 3. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 3; Varsity Soccer, 3, Captain 4. WILLIAM HENDERSON Way-Lin Manor Apts., Lansdownc GENERAL PURPLE HORACE M. HOKANSON 17 Roselawn Avenue, Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; Honor Roll; Biology Prize 2. CLASS: Dance Committee 3. CLUBS: Hi-Y 3, 4; Stein- metz 3, 4. SPORTS: Bosketboll Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Tennis 2; Vorsity Tennis 3, Captain 4; Varsity Cross Country 3 4. CHRISTINE C. HENSZEY 614 SHadeland Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Acorn 2, Assistant Business Manager 3, Busi- ness Monagcr 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Ploy Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 4; Algctrarco 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Ars Poetae 2, 3, Secretary 4; Choral 3, 4; Dromus, Chorus 2, 3, Secre- tary 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. ELIZABETH W. HOPE 905 Lindale Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Condy Committee 4. CLUBS: Rifle 2, 3. RUTH NORMA HERMANN 714 Mason Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Distin- guished Honor Roll; Biology Prize 2. CLASS: Oak; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Le Cerclc Francois 3, 4; Pleiades 4. NANCY JOYCE HESS 730 Concord Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Solesmon 3, 4. CLASS: Junior Ploy; Senior Play; Donee Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Commerce 4; History 2; Le Cercle Francois 3, 4; Pleiades 2, 3. JEAN HEVNER 354 Windemere Avenue, Lansdowne GENERAL GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Donee Committee 3; Ploy Committee 3. CLUBS: Toy-Wistalvan 3, 4. DELL L. HILLES 7017 Wayne Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3; Monitor 2, 3; Tribun- al 3. CLASS: Donee Committee 4; Party Committee 3; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Rifle 2. WILLIAM A. HOUGHTON ESTHER S. HOWARTH WILLIAM B. HUBBERT 7214 Clinton Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE SPORTS: Junior Varsity Wres- tling 2, 3; Varsity Wrestling 4. 7214 Hazel Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Distin- guished Honor Roll; Monitor, Chairmon 3; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Tribunal 2; Upi- Doh 2, 3; Purple Captain 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Executive Committee 2; Mem- orial Day Committee 2; Par- ty Committee 4; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Latin 3; Rifle 2; Toy-Wistalvan 3, President 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 3; Junior Varsity Hockey 2, 3; Vorsity Hockey 4. 2414 Garrett Road, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3. CLASS: Dance Committee 2. SPORTS: Vorsity Cheer Lead- ing 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF FREDERICK B HUEBNER 26 South Pennock Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Gym Teom 3; Home Room Sales- man 3, 4; Monitor 4. CLASS: Senior Play; Dance Committee 3, 4; Party Com- mittee 3, 4. CLUBS: German 3, Treasurer 4; History 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; World Affairs Forum. SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 2; Junior Vorsity Footboll 2, 3. 1938 One Hundred Fifty-seven CLASS OF 1938 ROBERT OWEN HUGHES 6456 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD RUTH K. HUGLER 7036 Clover Lane, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE A. FREDERICK HULICK 46 Beech Avenue, Clifton Heights SCIENTIFIC GOLD ELEANOR M. HULL 217 Winsor Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLASS: Honor Roll. CLUBS: Fencing 4; Junior Izook Walton League 3; Rifle 2. SCHOOL: Distinguished Honor Roll; Honor Roll; Geometry Prize 3. CLASS. Candy Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 2; Dramus, Chorus 2, Cost 3, 4; First Aid and Social Service 4, Secretary 3; German 3, 4; Le Ccrclc Francois 3, 4. MARIAN M. HUTTON 91 North Union Avenue, Lansdowne COMMERCIAL PURPLE ELIZABETH ROSS IDE 624 Beverly Boulevard, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD FRANCES D. IREDALE 62 Keystone Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE JANE MARGARET IVERS 2900 School Lane, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Party Committee 3. SCHOOL: Monitor 3, Chair- man 4. CLASS: Executive Committee 2. CLUBS: Algetrarca 4; Rifle 3, 4; Toble Tennis 3, 4. SPORTS. Hockey Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Hockey 3; Varsity Hockey 4. SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. SPORTS: Junior Vorsity Bas- ketball 2, 3. SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2; Monitor 2; Tribunal 3. CLASS: Junior Ploy; Senior Play; Candy Committee 4; Donee Committee 3, 4; Ex- ecutive Committee 4; Party Committee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Ars Poetae 2, 3, Treas- urer 4; Choral 2; History 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Pleiades 3, 4; Riding 3. One Hundred Fifty-eight EDWIN HUNTER 101 Harvin Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4. BETTY JANE HURD 641 Merion Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL Art Prize 3; Upi- Doh Art 2, 3, Art Editor 4. CLASS: Senior Ploy; Oak, Art.- Dance Committee 3, 4; Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 4; History 3, Secretary 4; Le Cercle Fran- cois 2, 3. MARY HURY 533 Timberlake Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. WALTER LUTHER HUTT 16 North Brighton Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLUBS. Choral 3, 4; Stomp 2. ETHEL MAY JAEGLE 426 Penn Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD JAMES A. JAMISON 4007 Garrett Road, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD ROBERT L. JARRARD 2806 Devon Lane, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE WILLIAM C. JAUS 924 Mason Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL GOLD CLUBS. A Cappella Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; His- tory 4; Le Cercle Francois 3, 4; Pleiades 3, 4. CLASS: Monitor 3; Tribunal 4; Executive Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 3, 4; Junior Izaak Walton League 3; Rifle 2. SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 2; Varsity Swimming 3, 4. SCHOOL: Honor Roll; English Prize 2, 3. CLASS: Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Dromus, Orchestra 2, 3; Le Cercle Francois 4; Stamp 3, Secretary 4. CLASS OF CLASS: Dance Committee 3; Party Committee 3; Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4. 1938 One Hundred Fifty-nine CLASS OF 1938 MARGARET E. JOHANNS 3IS Congress Avenue, Lonsdowne ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Donee Committee 4; Ploy Committee 3. CLUBS: History 4; Rifle 4. JAMES A. JOHN 413 Copley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4. SPORTS: Vorsity Boscboll 3, 4. THELMA M. JOHNSEN 6904 Baltimore Avenue, Lansdowne COAAMERCIAL GOLD HARRY S. JOHNSON, JR. 112 Englewood Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD MARIE LOUISE JOYCE 124 Chatham Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3. CLASS: Candy Committee 4. CLUBS: Library 3, 4; Rifle 3. MALCOLM P. JUNKIN 342 Congress Avenue, Lansdowne ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Debating 4; Upi- Doh 2, 3. CLASS: Junior Play; Senior Play; Dance Committee 3; Party Committee 3. CLUBS: Choral 2, 4; Fencing Manager 4; Le Cercle Fran- cois 3, 4; Pleiades 2, 3, President 4. RUSSELL E. KAEHNE 508 Millbank Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SPORTS: Varsity Cross Coun- try 4; Varsity Wrestling 2, 4. MIRIAM P. KAYSEN 53 Richfield Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Distin- guished Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 3; Upi-Doh, Typist 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Algetrarca 3; Ars Poetoe 3, 4; History 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 3, 4; Plciodcs 2, 3, 4; World Affairs Forum 3, 4. One Hundred Sixty MARIE F. JOHNSON 726 Copley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 3; Choral 2; Commerce 4. HARRY P. JOHNSTONE, JR. 321 South State Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Party Committee 2; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Chess 2; Dramus, Chorus 2, Cast 3, 4; History 3, 4; Latin 3, 4; Rifle 3. NILA WENONAH JONES 912 Baltimore Avenue, Lansdownc COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Library 4. EDWARD B. JOSEPH, Jr. 12 Beech Avenue, Aldan SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Rifle 2. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 3; Junior Varsity Football 4. JAMES H. KEELER 346 Fairfax Road, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE MARGARETTA M. KELLER 351 Congress Avenue, Lansdowne ACADEMIC PURPLE MARJORIE KELLER 446 Turner Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD RUTH CRYSTAL KELLER 1036 Belfield Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 4; Monitor 3. CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Party Committee 4. CLUBS: History 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Stomp 4, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 3; World Affairs Forum 4. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 2. SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLUBS: Library 4. CLASS: Oak; Executive Com- mittee 2. CLUBS: Ars Poetae 2, 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 3, 4; Pleiades 2, 3; Riding 4. CLASS SCHOOL: Monitor 2; Tribunol 2. CLASS: Secretary 2, 3, 4; Oak, Typist; Dance Commit- tee 2, 3; Executive Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3; Play Com- mittee 3, 4. CLUBS: Ars Poetae 4; History 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 4. OF 1938 One Hundred Sixty-one CLASS OF 1938 HELENA G. KERNAN 7424 Rogers Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD RICHARD W. KOWAL 8021 West Chester Pike Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD CLUBS: A Cappcllo Chorus 4; Librarian 3; Choral 2, 3, 4; Junior Izaok Walton League 4; Rifle 2. JOHN BECKER KERNER 133 South Fairview Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Gym Team 3, 4; Home Room Salesman 2; Monitor 3. CLASS: Party Committee 3. CLUBS: Dramus, Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Fencing 2; History 3, 4; Lc Ccrclc Francois 4; Rifle 2. EDWIN FORREST KREMER 63 North State Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Debating 4. SPORTS: Soccer Nuberals 4 JOHN M. L. KERNS, JR. 183 Union Avenue, Lansdowne ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2; Volleyball 4. CLASS: Senior Ploy; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Execu- tive Committee 3, 4; Mem- orial Day Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Rifle 2. SPORTS. Baseball Numerals 3; Basketball Numerals 2; Soc- cer Numerals 4; Junior Var- sity Football 2; Vorsity Football 3, 4. EDWARD M. KRUSEN 725 Alexander Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Distin- guished Honor Roll. CLUBS: Gcrmon 3, 4; Rifle 2, 3. CHESTER H. KIMBALL 220 Windsor Avenue Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE ROBERT A. KULP 413 Netherwood Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: German 3, 4; Junior Izaok Walton League 4; Rifle 2, 3. SPORTS: Varsity Track Man- ager 4. One Hundred Sixty-two FRANCES KIRKPATRICK 37 Glendale Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3, 4; Monitor 4. CLASS: Senior Ploy; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3; Play Com- mittee 3. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Dramus, Dancer 4; Le Cercle Fran- cois 3, 4. ANTHONY J. LoBRASCA 233 Bayard Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLUBS: History 4. ROBERT DANIEL KLEIN 119 North Oakley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3. SPORTS: Junior Vorsity Foot- ball 3. JOHN RICHARD LADLEY 7235 Clinton Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3. CLASS: Executive Committee 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Foot- ball 3. AMELIA E. KMECO 3947 James Street, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD MARION C. LAMBIRTH Plaza Hall Apartments Lansdownc COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Commerce 4; Rifle 3. WARREN MORGAN KOCH 605 Feme Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Gym Tcom 2, 3, 4. CLUBS: Algctrarca 3, 4; Rifle 2. WILLIAM HARRY LANDIS 529 Winfield Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLUBS: Table Tennis 4. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Sixty-three CLASS OF 1938 WALTER H. LANG 412 West Magnolia Avenue, Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL A. A. Council 4; Acorn 2, 3; Monitor 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Varsity Swimming 3, Captain 4. YETTA L. LEDERHANDLER 7805 Parkview Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 3; Ploy Committee 4. RUTH LATTA 347 Fairfax Road, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Play Committee 3. CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 3; Choral 2, 3, 4; History 3, 4; Lc Cercle Francois 4; World Affairs Forum 4. WARD R. LEWIS 901 Edmonds Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD WILLIAM E. LAUER 7745 Parkview Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Rifle 2. ROBERT F. LISTER 7 Sycamore Avenue, Clifton Heights COMMERCIAL PURPLE SPORTS: Varsity Golf 3. CHRISTINE H. LAUGHEAD 14 Glencoe Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Senior Ploy Cast; Can- dy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Porty Committee 2, 3, 4; Ploy Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Library 3, 4; Tay- Wistolvon 4. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 3. CHARLES S. LITTLETON 109 Drexel Court Apts., Drexel Hill GENERAL GOLD CLUBS: Choral 4. One Hundred Sixty-four MAXWELL R. LAWRENCE 726 Concord Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD FRANCES G. LAYDEN 361 Harrison Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 2, 4. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3, 4; Library 4. JOHN LEEDS LAYNE 3651 Rosemont Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. ARLINE THELMA LEARY 535 Wilde Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 2, 4. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3; Li- brary 4. JAMES J. LOMBARDO 626 Feme Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Monitor 2. CLASS: Executive Commit- tee 3. CLUBS? Choral 2. ETTA F. LORD 3720 Randolph Street, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Executive Committee 3; Par- ty Committee 2. CLUBS: Commerce 4; Library 4; Rifle 2, 3. HENRY LANDIS LOSER 232 Wembly Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE MARTHA R. LOUNDAS 4124 Garrett Road, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Play Commfctee 4. CLUBS: Librory 2, 3, Treas- urer 4; Table Tennis 4. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Sixty-five CLASS OF 1938 MARY JANE LUTZ 7013 Penarth Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 4; Party Committee 4. CLUBS: Toy-Wistalvan 4. SPORTS: Varsity Swimming 4. DORIS ESTHER LYNCH 7250 Bradford Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3; Monitor 3. Class: Senior Ploy; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Ploy Com- mittee 3, 4. CLUBS: A Coppella Chorus 4; Le Cerclc Francois 3, 4; Choral 3, 4; Library 3, 4. SPORTS: Baseball Numerols 2; Varsity Cheer Leading 3, 4; Varsity Swimming, Mana- ger 4. HELEN ANN LYONS 6777 Perry Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD JEAN H. MacDONOUGH 1129 Drexel Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLUBS: Riding 4. CHARLES H. MAGUIRE 731 Anderson Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL GOLD JACK MAHER 533 Hampshire Road, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn 4; Monitor 3, 4. CLASS: Executive Committee 4. CLUBS: History 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 4. SPORTS: Varsity Swimming 3, 4. RUTHMARY MAHONEY 340 Margate Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Par- ty Committee 3; Play Com- mittee 4. CLUBS: Dramus, Dancer 4; Le Cerclc Francois 4; Li- brary 4. DOROTHEA E. MANBECK 138 Powell Lane, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLASS: Donee Committee 3. Clubs: Librory 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4. ALLEGRA R. MacFADDEN THOMAS D. MACPHEE 141 North Cedar Lane, 1 Linden Avenue, ANDREW MAGAZZU MERRITT G. MAGEE, Jr. 7125 Emerson Avenue, 13 Ridley Avenue, Upper Darby Upper Darby Upper Darby Aldan SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Upi-Doh 3, 4. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Ars Poetae 3, 4; First Aid and Social Ser- vice 3, 4; German 2, 3, 4; Latin 2, 3, 4, Leeuwenhoek 4. GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLUBS: Rifle 4. GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Vollcyboll 4. SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLUBS: Le Cercle Francois 4; Rifle 2. MARGARET A. MANN 123 Wayne Avenue, Aldan JEANNETTE MARCOUSE ROBERT R. MAXWELL, Jr. 3745 Woodland Avenue, 3438 Randolph Street, Drexel Hill Drexel Hill JAMES McALEA Hazel Apartments, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Upi-Dah, Art 2, 3, 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 3; Ploy Committee 3, 4. Clubs: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Algetrarco 2, 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Dramus, Chorus 2, 3. ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Oak; Sticker Commit- tee 4. CLUBS: Algctrorca 4; Le Cer- cie Francois 3, 4; Library 4. SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLASS OF SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLUBS: Rifle 4. 1938 One Hundred Sixty-seven CLASS OF 1938 warren w. McAllister 4127 Sommers Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Ook, Business Mon- oger 3, 4; Executive Com- mittee 4; Ploy Committee 3. CLUBS: Rifle 2. SPORTS: Vorsity Golf 3. jeanne e. McCullough 129 North Fairview Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3; Dromus, Dancer 2, 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 3; Librory 3. HOWARD A. McBRIDE 841 Ormond Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE CONSTANCE J. McGANN 719 Harper Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3, 4; Upi-Dah 4. CLASS: Junior Ploy; Senior Play; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Executive Committee 2, 4; Memorial Day Com- mittee 2; Party Committee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Commerce 4; Hi-Y 4; Le Cercle Francois 4. FRANCIS PAUL McCAHAN 252 Bayard Rood, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Gym Team 2, 3, 4. CLUBS: Commerce 4. FLORENCE E. MclNTYRE 136 North Cedar Lane, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLUBS: A Cappello Chorus 4; Chorol 3. DAVID McCALLISTER, 3rd. 7105 Wayne Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Monitor 2, 3. SPORTS: Baseball Numerols 3. JEANNE L. McSEVENEY 3849 Albemarle Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Porty Committee 2; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3; Dramus, Chorus 4; Rifle 2. One Hundred Sixty-eight DOROTHY McCALLISTER 7101 Wayne Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Senior Play; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Executive Committee 4; Party Com- mittee 3, 4. CLUBS: Pleiades 2. MURIEL V. McCONAGHY 7016 Aberdeen Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Oak, Typist; Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Commerce 3, 4. r. paul McConnell 108 Heather Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Monitor 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 3. CLUBS: Dromus, Orchestra 3, 4. MARY Y. McCRONE 309 Maple Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Senior Ploy; Ploy Committee 3; Sticker Com- mittee 4. CLUBS: A Coppello Chorus 3, 4; Chorol 2, 3, 4; Commerce 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 3; Riding 2. H. ELOISE MEISKEY 246 Springton Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLASS: Oak; Dance Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 4; Play Committee 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: History 4; Le Cercle Francois 4; Pleiades 4. SPORTS: Hockey Numcrols 3. CELESTE MARIE MELLOM 1809 Marshall Road, Lansdowne ACADEMIC PURPLE CHARLES E. MELUNEY Green Lane Avenue, Primos GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Executive Committee 2; Memorial Doy Commit- tee 2. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3; Choral 2, 3; Dromus, Chorus 2. SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4; Junior Varsity Soccer 2, 4. MARJORIE ANN MEYER 916 Edmonds Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Distinguished Honor Roll; Honor Roll; English Prize 2; Assistant Gold Color Captain 3; Monitor 2; Tribunal 2. CLASS: Oak; Executive Com- mittee 4; Party Committee 4; Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: German 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Rifle 2. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Hockey 2; Varsity Hockey 3, 4. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Sixty-nine CLASS OF 1938 JOHN E. MILLER 4117 Bonsall Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. NANCY S. MILLER 18 South Brighton Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Monitor 4. CLASS: Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Algetrarca 4; Choral 2; Library 2; Pleiades 3; Riding 2. WILLIAM H. MILLER 333 Shadeland Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Fencing 2; Hi-Y 4; Stamp 2, 3, 4; Steinmetz Scientific Society 2; Vice- President 3, 4. HELEN JANE MOONEY 213 Birchwood Road, Aldan SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3, 4; Monitor 4. CLASS: Party Committee 4; Ploy Committee 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3; Choral 2, 3, 4; First Aid ond Social Service 4. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 3. MARGARET JEAN MOYER 128 Copley Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; Honor Roll; Distinguished Honor Roll; Monitor 3; Stu- dent Council, Secretary 4; Tribunal 3. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Executive Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: A Coppclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Latin 2, 3, 4; Le Ccrcle Froncais 4; Riding 2. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Hockey 2; Vorsity Hockey 3, 4; Var- sity Swimming 2, 3, Cap- toin 4. WILLIAM H. MULLIN 7004 Hazel Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Monitor 3, Presi- dent 4; Student Council 4. CLUBS: Rifle 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR B. MULVANEY 4200 Cedar Lane, Drexel Hill GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3; Volleyball 2, 3. SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4. DOROTHY T. MURPHY 636 Copley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD One Hundred Seventy ALAN VERNON MOORE 262 Avon Rood, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll. JOAN R. MOORE 7068 Greenwood Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD ETHEL MAE MORRIS 254 Copley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3; Executive Committee 2, 3; Memorial Day Committee 2, 3; Porty Committee 2; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Librory 4; Rifle 4. E. JEAN MOSS 634 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE CLUBS: A Coppcllo Chorus 4; Choral 3, 4; Fencing 3; Rifle 4; Toble Tennis, Pres- ident 3, 4. MARION E. MURPHY 67 Lamport Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE GEORGE S. MYERS 1902 Greenhill Road, Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC PURPLE JOHN HENRY NAGEL, JR. 3400 Albemarle Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SIMON NATHAN 229 Maypole Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Dance Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Rifle 2. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3, 4; A Coppello Chorus 3, 4; Rifle 2. SCHOOL: Debating 2; Honor CLUBS: Le Cercle Francois 4; Roll. Stomp, Vice-President 3, CLASS: Ploy Committee 3, 4. President 4. CLUBS: Algetrarca 4; History 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Seventy-one CLASS OF 1938 JOHN A. NATTRESS 317 State Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Rifle 2. ROBERT W. NISSEN 315 South State Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Biology Prize 2. SPORTS: Varsity Rifle 2, 3. WILLIAM R. NAYLOR 502 Millbank Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD HERBERT T. NUNNALLY 306 Drexel Court Apts., Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLUBS: Choral 2. RAYMOND B. NELSON 7220 Radbourne Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 3. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 2. MALCOLM L. NURNBERG 212 B Court Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Gym Teom 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3, 4. CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 4; Le Cercle Francois 4. SPORTS: Varsity Trock 3. ROSS NELSON 643 Edmonds Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE MARY FRANCES O'BRIEN 700 Copley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Party Committee 4. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3; Choral 2, 3; Tay-Wis- talvan 3, 4. One Hundred Seventy-two SUE MARIE NESPOLI 3402 Randolph Street, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD RICHARD NEWMAN, JR. 722 Ormond Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Gym Team 3, 4; Monitor 2. CLUBS: Rifle 3. SPORTS: Junior Vorsity Foot- ball 3; Vorsity Football 4. MYRON McC. NICHOLS 313 Maple Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Dcboting 3, 4; Hon- or Roll; Distinguished Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 4. CLASS: Junior Play; Party Committee 2. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus, Accompanist 2, 3; Choral, Accompanist 2, 3; Pleiades 2; World Affairs Forum 3, 4. CHARLES C. NICKELL 208 Heather Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Choral 3; Junior Izaak Walton Leoguc 4; Rifle 4. THOMAS F. O'CONNOR 307 Margate Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 3. MARGARET C. ODEEN 923 Wilde Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 4 Choral 3, 4; History 3, 4 Le Ccrcle Francois 4 Rifle 4. MARSHALL H. ODEEN 923 Wilde Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 4. CLUBS: Choral 4. SPORTS: Varsity Rifle 4. FRANK BUTLER OGDEN 305 Elizabeth Manor Apts., Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Seventy-three CLASS OF 1938 ELINOR L O'HALLORAN 7051 Veronica Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Ploy Committee 3. CLUBS: Choral 3. EDWARD H. PATTERSON 259 Rocklyn Road, Upper Darby COAAMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLUBS: Choral 2. GERTRUDE O'HALLORAN 7051 Veronica Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD CATHERINE E. PAUL 3228 Plumstead Avenue Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3; Commerce 2, 3; Stamp 2. JANE CAROLINE OLSEN 7208 Penarth Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Upi- Doh 3, 4. CLASS: Party Committee 4; Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Lc Cercle Francois 4; Riding 3. DOROTHY M. PAXSON 7906 Arlington Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE WILLIAM G. OWEN 105 Woodlawn Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 2; English Prize 2; Student Council 3. CLASS: Junior Play; Senior Play; Dance Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 3, 4; Pleiades 3, Treasurer 4; Rifle 3; World Affairs Forum 4. WILLIAM W. B. PEARO 248 Wiltshire Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SPORTS: Varsity Soccer 4. One Hundred Seventy-four ELLIOTT D. PARKHILL ROBERTA G. PARKHILL JUNE E. PARKIN HOWARD A. PARRIS 300 Congress Avenue, Lansdowne 480 Burnley Lane, Drexel Hill 106 Wellington Road Upper Darby 647 Shadeland Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE ACADEMIC GOLD ACADEMIC GOLD SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Choral 4. CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Dramus, Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Lc Ccrclc Francois 3, 4; Riding 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 3; Ploy Committee 3; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3; Choral 2, 3; Dramus, Chorus 2, 3, 4; Library 4; Riding 4. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 2. CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Executive Committee 2. CLUBS: Toblc Tennis 2. SPORTS: Varsity Golf 3. QUENTIN PENMAN 113 North Cedar Lane, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD ELSIE G. PENTON 614 Massachusetts Avenue, Aldan ACADEMIC GOLD JAMES G. PEPPER 6710 Marshall Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE HELEN A. PETCHELL 7234 Clinton Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Choral 3, 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3; Varsity Base- ball 4; Varsity Basketball 4. SCHOOL: Acorn 2, 3, News Editor 4; Honor Roll. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3; Play Committee 3, 4; Sticker Committee 4. SCHOOL: A. A. Council 2; Debating 4; Tribunal 2. CLASS: Executice Committee 2, 4. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, President 4; Choral 2, 3, President 4. CLUBS: Choral 3; History 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Riding 2; Rifle 2; Tay-Wistalvon 2, 3, Secretory 4. CLASS OF CLASS: Candy Committee 4. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3; Choral 2; Library 3. 1938 One Hundred Seventy-five CLASS OF 1938 KATHERINE M. PETERS 710 Ormond Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Monitor 2, 3. CLASS: Donee Committee 3, 4; Porty Committee 4; Ploy Committee 3; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Riding, Instructor 3, Secretory 4; Toy-Wistolvon 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Hockcv Numerals 2. AGNES PORTER 337 Riverview Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Ploy Committee 3. CLUBS: Choral 2; Dramus, Chorus 2, 3, Cost 4; Le Cercle Francois 4. MARY LOUISE PETERSON 4034 Rosemont Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Monitor 4. CLASS: Donee Committee 2. CLUBS: Algctrorco 4; Rifle 3. DUANE D. POULTERER 630 Turner Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLASS: Senior Play. CLUBS: Choral 3; Hi-Y 3, 4. VINCENT PETRAGNANI 20 Third Street, Lansdowne COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Chorol 2. SPORTS: Varsity Soccer 4. LAURA GENE PRITCHARD 10 Kenmore Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Senior Ploy. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3, 4; Rifle 3. SPORTS: Cheer Leading Cap- tain 4. GERTRUDE MARY PETRY 56 Sunshine Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD DORIS JANE PROUT 936 Ormond Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Upi-Dah, Art 4. CLASS: Ploy Committee 4; Senior Ploy. CLUBS: A Cappclla 4; Choral 4; Le Cercle Francois 4. One Hundred Seventy-six ALICE LUCILLE PICKELL Drexel Court Apartments, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Monitor 4; Upi-Dah, Typist 4 CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Ploy Committee 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3, Treas- urer 4; Plciodes 2, 3, 4. ANNA PIERCE 3227 Berkley Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 4; Porty Committee 2, 4; Play Com- mittee 4; Sticker Commit- tee 4. CLUBS: Choral 2; Library 4. MARIAN RUTH PITTMAN 18 South Pennock Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE HELEN S. PLATUS 3933 Mary Street, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Commerce 4; Library 2, 3, 4. GUY C. QUICK 817 Concord Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 3; Monitor, Chairman 2; Tribunal 3, 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 3, 4; World Af- fairs Forum 4. SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4. CHARLES E. QUIGLEY 518 Wilde Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Debating 4; Honor Roll; Gym Team 3, 4. CLASS: Oak. CLUBS: Chess, Team 3; World Affairs Forum 3, 4. SPORTS: Varsity Cross Country 3, 4. MARY M. QUINN 118 Hampden Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Choral 4. THOMAS FRANCIS QUINN 7084 Ruskin Lane, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE SPORTS: Varsity Track 3. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Seventy-seven CLASS OF 1938 PATRICIA RANDOLPH 4112 Bonsall Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2; Upi-Dah 2. CLASS: Condy Committee 2; Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: A Coppeilo Chorus 3; Choral 2; Dromus, Chorus 2, 3, 4. NATALIE L RHODES 615 Drexel Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3; Upi-Dah 2, 3, Business Manager 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3. CLUBS: Hi-Y 4; Le Cercle Francois 3, 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Hockey 2, 3; Varsity Hockey 4. JAMES W. RAYNER, JR. 55 Hampden Road, Upper Darby GENERAL . PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. SPORTS: Varsity Cheer Lead- ing 3. WILLIAM W. RIDGE, JR. 27 South Clifton Avenue, Aldan GENERAL GOLD CLUBS: Algctrarca 4; Rifle 2. ORIAN S. REASOR, JR. 941 Mason Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Student Council 4. CLASS: Senior Ploy. CLUBS: Algetrorco 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Rifle 2; Stcinmctz Scien- tific Society 3, President 4. SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4; Varsity Tennis, Manager 4. GORDON HENRY RODDA 478 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS; Algctrarca 4; Chess 2, 3, 4; Table Tennis 3, 4. ELIZABETH REESE 502 Drexel Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Distin- guished Honor Roll. CLASS: Condy Committee 4; Dance Committee 4; Exec- utive Committee 4; Ploy Committee 4; Porty Com- mittee 4. CLUBS: A Coppeilo Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 3, Secretary 4; Rifle 3; Tay-Wistalvan 2. ROBERT E. ROSENWALD 7102 Wayne Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Acorn 4. CLASS: Porty Committee 4. CLUBS: A Coppeilo Chorus 4; Chess, Treasurer 3, Team 2, 3; Choral 3, 4. RICHARD P. REGESTER 7006 Penarth Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLUBS: Riding 4; Tabic Ten- nis 3, 4. HOWARD E. REIN, JR. 3810 Albemarle Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn 3, 4. CLASS: Executive Committee 3. CLUBS: Dramus, Orchestra 4; Junior Izaok Walton League 4; Rifle 2. JACK PAUL REYBURN 12 Elm Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. MARGUERITE REYNOLDS 133 Kent Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 3. THELMA J. RUDOLPH 275 Wembly Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD GRACE REES RUSSELL 705 Shadeland Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD BETTY RUTHERFORD Brookfield Farm, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3; Choral 4; Dramus, Dancer 3; Le Ccrcle Francois 3, 4; Library 4. CLASS: Play Committee 3. CLUBS: A Coppella Chorus 4; Choral 4; Dramus, Chorus 2, Cast 3, 4; Latin 2, 3, 4; Le Ccrcle Francois 4; Tay- Wistalvon 4. SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; Monitor 2; Tribunal, Secre- tary 3, President 4; Student Council 4. CLASS: Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Hi-Y 3, 4. SPORTS: Boscball Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Junior Vorsity Hockey 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Vorsity Hockey 3, Captain 4. CLASS OF LUCILLE SANDLER 771 Shelbourne Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE 1938 One Hundred Seventy-nine CLASS OF 1938 RICHARD HENRY SAUER 335 Riverview Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Party Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 4; Lc Cercle Francois 3, 4; Stomp 3, 4. HELEN G. SAYLOR 7016 Cleveland Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SPORTS: Junior Varsity Bosket- boll 2. EMILIE A. SCANZAROLI 320 Kingston Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4. DORIS L. SCHAFFNER 380 Fairfax Road, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE CLUBS: Rifle 3, Secretary 4. SPORTS: Varsity Rifle 4. DONALD SCHULTZ 232 Court Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 3. JOHN W. SHULTZ 452 Hampshire Road, Drexel Hill . SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLUBS: Junior Izaak Walton League 3, 4; Rifle 2, 3. PAULINE SCHWARTZ 819 Garrett Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Pleiades 2, 3, 4. BETTY ANNE SEARLE 274 Sheffield Road, Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: A. A. Council 3, 4; Monitor 2; Tribunal 3, Vice- President 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3; Executive Committee 4; Party Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: First Aid and Social Service 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. SPORTS: Varsity Bosketball 3, Coptain 4; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 3. One Hundred Eighty ALEXANDER A. SCHMIDT 26 Glencoe Road Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. 'CLUBS: Commerce 2; German 2, 3; Junior Izoak Walton League 3; Rifle 2, 4. BARBARA J. SCHNEDEKER 380 Lombardy Road, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Choral 4; Le Ccrclc Froncais 4; Leeuwenhoek 4. JANE L. SCHNEIDER 612 Massachusetts Avenue, Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 4; Monitor 3. CLASS: Senior Ploy; Donee Committee 2, 3; Party Com- mittee 2, 3; Play Committee 3. CLUBS Choral 2, 4; History 3, 4; Riding 2. CHARLES M. SCHROEDER 102 Wellington Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD ELEASE TERRY SEARLES 10 Kelly Street Fernwood GENERAL PURPLE ELIZABETH SEIDENBURG 642 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Dromus, Chorus 2, 3, Cost 4. GECRGE G. SELLERS 3820 Huey Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE ROBERT BURNS SEMPLE Shirley Court Apartments, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 2. CLUBS: Stomp, Vice-President 2. CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Eighty-one CLASS OF 1938 LOUIS F. SERCHIA 2S3 Maypole Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE VERA SHARPE 920 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 2; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3; Choral 2, 3; Dramus, Chorus 3, 4; Rifle 2. JOSEPH S. SHAW 207 A Stonehurst Court Apartments, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Commerce 4. SPORTS: Baseball Numerols 3; Varsity Cross Country 4. VIRGILIA A. SHERIDAN 124 Overhill Road, Uoper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3; Play Committee 4; Senior Play. CLUBS: Library 3, 4; Riding 4. GLADYS EDITH SIEWERT 4017 Lasher Road, Drexel Hill GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3. CLASS: Senior Play; Dance Committee 2, 3. CLUBS: Plciodcs 3, 4. EM I LI E MARIE SMITH 316 Long Lane Court Apts., Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS: Play Committee 3. WALTER W. SMITH 43 South Cedar Lane, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD DOROTHY SPANGLER 318 Shadeland Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Oak; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Algetrarca 4; Choral 2; Lotin 2, 3, 4. One Hundred Eighty-two CHARLES R. SHUBERT 219 Richfield Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD MARY ANN SHUTE 3217 Berkley Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD LETITIA SIBLEY 733 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD ELVA MARIE SIDDONS 512 Glendale Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Chorol 2. SCHOOL: A. A. Council 4; CLUBS: Choral 3. Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 3. CLASS: Candy Committee 4. CLUBS: First Aid and Social Service 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 3. 4; Leeuwenhoek 4; Rifle 2, 3, President 4. SPORTS: Varsity Rifle 2, 3, Captain 4. JACQUELINE M. SPARKS 7109 Pennsylvania Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Home Room Salesman 4; Donee Committee 2, 3; Party Committee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Algetrarca 4; History 4; Latin 2, 3; Lc Cercle Francois 3, 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Hockey 4. RAYMOND C. SPENCER 536 Millbank Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Monitor 3. CLUBS: Hi-Y 4. SPORTS: Varsity Cross Country 4. ELEANOR J. STAINES 7216 Sellers Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Upi-Dah 2. CLASS: Candy Committee 4. CLUBS: Lc Cercle Francois 3, 4. GEORGE P. STETSER 505 Mason Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3; Monitor 2; Tribunal 3. CLASS: Dance Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 4. CLUBS: A Coppclla Chorus 3; Choral 2; Rifle 4. One Hundred Eighty-three CLASS JAMES A. STEVENSON 418 Hampden Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Monitor 3. CLASS: Mcmoriol Day Com- mittee 3. SPORTS: Boscball Numerols 3; Vorsity Wrestling 2. CLUBS: Rifle 2. MARGARET G. STULTS 307-B Shirley Court Apts., Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 4; Choral 2. OF 1938 F. ELIZABETH STEWART 4011 Taylor Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLASS: Party Committee 2. CLUBS: A Coppclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Dramus, Chorus 2, Cost 3, 4; Le Ccrcle Francois 3, 4. ROSEMARY STEWART 478 Forrest Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Library 4; Table Ten- nis 2, 3, 4. WARREN J. SUITER 7242 Bradford Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE EILEEN SULLIVAN 7313 Miller Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Executive Committee 4; Party Committee 2, 3. CLUBS: First Aid and Social Service 3, 4. One Hundred Eighty-four ALICE ELAINE STINE 7132 Stockley Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Party Committee 4; Ploy Committee 4; Sticker Com- mittee 4. CLUBS: Commerce 2; Library 2, 3, 4; Riding 4. C. MALCOLM SULLIVAN 701 Ormond Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Distin- guished Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 2; Monitor 2; Student Council 4; Tri- bunal, President 4. CLASS: Senior Play; Dance Committee 3; Executive Committee 3, 4; Ploy Com- mittee 3. CLUBS: History 3, Vice-Pres- ident 4; Hi-Y 3 Treasurer 4; Le Cercle Francois 3, President 4; Rifle 2; Table Tennis 3, Vice-President 4; World Affairs Forum 3. SPORTS: Varsity Football, Monoger 4. VIRGINIA MAE STORY 7135 Radbourne Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD WILLIAM J. STOUCH 6449 Chestnut Street, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: A. A. Council, Book- keeper 4. CLUBS: Dromus, Executive Committee 3, 4. JACK B. STRING 7039 Clover Lane, Upper Dorby COMMERCIAL COLD CLUBS: Commerce 4. SPORTS: Varsity Wrestling, Manager 4. JEAN STUBAUS 7040 Clinton Road Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Commerce 4. JESSE WILLIAM SUNNER 1 Pennock Avenue, Upper Darby JANE L. SVENSON 41 Elm Avenue, Upper Darby DORIS PHYLLIS SWEENEY 37 Chatham Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLUBS: Algetrarca 4. GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4; Upi-Doh 4. CLASS: Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Library 2, 3, 4; Rifle 3. COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS OF GEORGE K. SYKES 320 Windermere Avenue, Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Monitor 2; Volleyball 4. CLASS: Oak, Associate Busi- ness Manogcr 3, 4; Donee Committee 3, 4; Party Com- mittee 3, 4; Play Commit- tee 3, 4. CLUBS: German 3, Vice-Pres- ident 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Rifle 2; Treasurer 4. World Affairs Forum 3, SPORTS: Basketboll Numerals 2. 1938 One Hundred Eighty-five CLASS OF 1938 GEORGE H. TAGGART 143 Marlborough Road, Upper Darby GENtRAL GOLD ROSABELLE TALLEY 3448 Garrett Road, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE BRUCE K. TAYLOR 121 Heather Road, Upper Darpy SCIENTIFIC GOLD SPORTS: Varsity Soccer 4. ANNE NOEL THOMAS 188 Burmont Road, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Le Cercle Francois 4. PHILIP V. TILDEN 246 Heather Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Monitor 3, 4. SPORTS: Varsity Swimming 4. HERMIONE TILLSON 905 Turner Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn 2, 3; Honor Roll. CLASS: Play Committee 3, 4; Oak. CLUBS: Algetrorca 4; Choral 4; Latin 2, 3, 4; Lc Cercle Francois 4; Toy-Wistolvan 4. DAVID GRANT TITLOW 1117 Drexel Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Monitor 2. CLASS: Junior Play; Senior Ploy. CLUBS: Pleiades 2, 3, 4. FRASER R. TODD 748 Harper Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Dance Committee 2. CLUBS: Rifle 3; Stamp 3. One Hundred Eighty-six JOHN A. THOMAS, JR. 537 Burmont Road, Drexel Hill JUNE DOROTHY THOMAS 7022 Ruskin Lane, Upper Darby LAURA CARRE THOMAS 518 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill JOHN S. THOMPSON 236 Kingston Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD SCIENTIFIC PURPLE COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: A. A. Council 2, 3, 4. CLASS: Donee Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Choral 2, 4; Commerce 3, 4. SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 2; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4. SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Party Committee 2. CLUBS: Algetrarca 4; Dramus, Orchestro 2, 3, 4. SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Oak, Business Man- ager 4; Dance Committee 2. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Library 2, 3, 4. SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. SPORTS: Varsity Football 3, 4. ANDRE M. TOMALINO 203 Kingston Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2; Monitor 2; Tribunal 2, 3. CLASS: Junior Play; Senior Play; Dance Committee 2; Executive Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Fencing 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Junior Izaok Walton League 2, 3, President 4; Pleiades 2. BILLY JEFFERSON TOPE 6 Ardsley Road, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Monitor 3, 4. CLASS: Party Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Pleiades 3; Rifle 2; World Affairs Forum 4. SPORTS: Varsity Baseball, Manager 4. MARJORIE TOPHAM 369 Harrison Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3; Choral 2; Le Cercle Fran- cois 3. SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 2. CLASS OF DE FOREST TRAUTMAN 933 Cornell Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Algetrarca 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 4; Stcinmetz Scientific Society 1938 One Hundred Eighty-seven CLASS ARCH THOMAS TURNER 525 Timberlake Road, Upper Darby INDUSTRIAL ARTS GOLD OF 1938 WILLIAM E. TURNER 47 South Kirklyn Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLASS: Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: German 4. MARJORIE MAE TYE 514 Spruce Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Donee Committee 4: SPORTS: Basketball Numerals 3. MARGARET ANNE UHL 1104 Childs Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Party Committee 2, 4; Ploy Committee 3; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Ars Poetoe 3, 4; Cho- ral 2; Le Cercle Francois 4; Plieodes 3, 4. RICHARD J. WAGNER 24 Golf Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 4; Monitor 4. CLASS: Senior Ploy. CLUBS: Choral 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Foot- boll. EDGAR WAHL 317 Margate Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Gym Team 2, 3. CLUBS: Choral 2. CHARLES REX WALL Hillcrest Cx Kenwood Roads, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Upi-Doh 4. CLASS: Party Committee 2; Ploy Committee 4. CLUBS: Riding, Instructor 3, Riding Master 4. JEAN C. WALLICK 718 Blythe Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn 2, 3; Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 4; Monitor 3. CLASS: Oak; Dance Committee 2, 3; Party Committee 2; Ploy Committee 3; Sticker Committee 4; Senior Ploy. CLUBS: A Coppello Chorus 2, 3, 4; Choral Club 2, 3, 4; Dramus, Chorus 2, 3, Cost 4; History 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 3; World Affoirs Forum 3, Secretory 4. One Hundred Eighty-eight GILBERT R. ULLRICH 212 South Foirview Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Acorn 3, 4; Debating 2; Gym Team 2, 3, 4; Home Room Solcsman 4; Upi-Dah, Art 4. CLASS: Party Committee 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: German 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Ten- nis 2; Vorsity Tennis 3. ANTHONY R. VANELLA 421 Croyden Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Gym Team 4; Volley- ball 4. CLUBS: Rifle 3, 4. SPORTS: Soccer Numerals 4. AMELIA C VASEY 8 Oakley Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD ROSALIE M. VOIGTSBERG 23 New Street, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLUBS: Choral 3, 4; Pleiades 4. NANCY E. WALLICK 741 Edmonds Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE KATHERINE A. WALLIS 212 A Court Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD PAUL HENRY WALTER 4934 State Road, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD THEODORE R. WALTER 97 Union Avenue Lansdowne COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Monitor 2; Student Council 3. CLASS: Ploy Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Algetrorca 2; Ars Poe- tae 2, 3, 4; Fencing 2; History 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin 3, 4; Le Cercle Fran- cois 4; World Affairs Forum 4. SPORTS: Varsity Basketball, Manager 4. SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Le Cercle Francois 4; Tay-Wistalvon 4. SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3. CLASS: Oak. CLASS OF SCHOOL: Acorn 2. CLASS: Senior Play. CLUBS: Commerce 4; Junior Izaak Walton League 4; Rifle 3, 4; Table Tennis 4. 1938 . One Hundred Eighty-nine CLASS OF 1938 MIRIAM T. WARBURTON 320 South Carol Boulevard, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Oak, Arl Editor 4; Dance Committee 2, 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Gen- eral Poster Chairman 4. E. VIRGINIA WESTON 214 Avon Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn, Typist 4; Upi-Dah, Typist 4. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3, Sec- retory 4; Library 4. E. LORRAINE WARMUTH 312 Edmonds Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 4. CLASS: Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3; First Aid and Social Service 3, 4; Librory 2, 3, 4. MILTON R. WHITE 29 South Sixty-Ninth Street, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn 2; Honor Roll; Home Room Salesman 3. SPORTS: Varsity Basketball, Monager 4. ROLAND 0. WATSON 3212 Huey Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Gym Team 4. CLASS: Play Committee 4. CLUBS: A Coppella Chorus 4; Choral 3. CHARLES H. WHITNEY 940 Edmonds Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Executive Committee 4. WILLIAM J. WEBER 356 Blanchard Road, Drexel Hill GENERAL PURPLE SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 3. ANITA MARIE WIGMORE 727 Anderson Avenue, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3, 4. CLUBS: Algctrarca 4. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Baskct- boll 3. One Hundred Ninety J. FRANKLIN WEEKS 7012 Llanfair Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLUBS: Chess Team 2, 3, 4. ERMA R. WELLS 1040 Drexel Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Library 4. DOROTHY V. WENG 3803 Bonsall Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 3, 4; Chorol 2, 3, 4; Library 4; Table Tennis 2, 3, 4. EDWARD IRWIN WESTON 214 Avon Road, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD CLUBS: Junior Izaak Walton League 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Junior Vorsity Cross Country 2, 3; Vorsity Track 2, 3. ELIZABETH J. WILBUR 424 Winfield Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3; Party Committee 2, 3. CLUBS: Choral 2, 3. JOSEPH WILKINSON, JR. 7210 Pine Street, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLUBS: A Cappella Chorus 4; Choral 3; Hi-Y 4. nis 2; Varsity Tennis 3. SPORTS: Junior Varsity Tcn- MARJORIE L. WILLIAMS 7027 Greenwood Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLUBS: Choral 3, 4. CLASS OF One Hnudred Ninety-one HELEN IDA WILLIS 31 South Brighton Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLASS: Ploy Committee 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: Library 2, 3; Riding 2; Stamp 2. CLASS OF 1938 JESSIE C. WILLIS 112 Ardmore Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3; Monitor 4; Upi- Dah, Business Staff 2. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Donee Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3, 4; Play Committee 4; Sticker Committee 4. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2; Commerce 3. WILLIAM EARL WILLIS 625 Aronimink Place, Drexel Hill GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2; Monitor 2, 3. CLASS: Junior Play. CLUBS: Choral 2, 4. G. IRVIN WILSON 200 Shisler Avenue, Aldan COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Executive Committee 2. RUTH McCALL WINDLE 36 Golf Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Commerce 4. SYLVIA S. WOLINSKY 7411 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLASS: Senior Play; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2, 3, 4. CLUBS: History 3. 4; Lc Ccrclc Froncais 4; Pleiades 2, 3, 4; Tay-Wistalvan 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY L. WOLTERS 536 Hampden Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2. CLASS: Donee Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 4; Play Committee 4; Sticker Com- mittee 4. CLUBS: Commerce 4; German 2, 3, 4; Library 3, 4; Riding 3, 4. DORIS EMMA WOOD 840 Ormond Avenue, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE JENA MAY WOODS 603 Copley Road, Upper Darby GENERAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLUBS: Choral 3, 4. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 2; Varsity Cheer Leading 3, 4. One Hundred Ninety-two BARBARA M. WISCHAN 3818 Albemarle Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Distin- guished Honor Roll; Monitor 4; Upi-Dah 3, 4; Christmas Welfare Choirmon 4. CLASS: Junior Ploy; Senior Play; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Executive Committee 3, 4; Memorial Day Committee 3; Party Committee 3. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 3, 4; Algetrorca 3, President 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Lotin 2, 3, 4; Lc Ccrcle Francois 4; Pleiades 3, 4. CLARICE H. WRIGHT 222 Clifton Avenue, Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE CLASS: Play Committee 3. CLUBS: Algetrarca 3, 4; Libra- ry 4; Toy-Wistalvan 3, 4. WANDA WISNIEWSKI 3952 James Street, Drexel Hill COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Acorn, Typist 4. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3, 4; Library 2, 3, Secretary 4. LEONARD WRIGHT 306 South State Road, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE CLUBS: Rifle 2. DOROTHY T. WISTER 7151 Clover Lane, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4. SPORTS: Baseball Numerals 2; Hockey Numerals 3. MARGARET C. WRIGHT 7015 Pennsylvania Avenue, Upper Darby GENERAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 2, 3. CLASS: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3; Party Committee 2. CLUBS: Riding 4. RUTH WOLF 47 Sunshine Avenue, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD SCHOOL: Acorn 2, 3, 4; De- bating 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll; Distinguished Honor Roll. CLASS: Senior Ploy; Porty Committee 2; Play Commit- tee 3. CLUBS: Ars Poctac 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. ELEANORE R. WYLIE 35 Stratford Avenue, Aldan COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Ninety-three CLASS OF 1938 BRUCE YAGER 227 Fairview Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD CLUBS: Fencing 2. SPORTS: Soccer Numerols 4. JEAN MARIE YEAGER 100 South Pennock Avenue, Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 3. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 4; Play Committee 4. CLUBS: Choral 2; Rifle 2, 4; World A-ffairs Forum 4. FRANCES E. YOUNG 453 Windermere Road, Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD SCHOOL: Honor Roll; Monitor 2. CLASS: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Executive Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Sticker Committee, Chairman 4. CLUBS: A Cappello Chorus 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Le Cercle Francois 4; Riding 3; Toy- Wistalvon 2, 3, 4: SPORTS: Hockey Numerals 3. WALTER ZEBROWSKI, JR. 3813 Dennison Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL PURPLE DORIS E. ZIMMERMAN 7319 Miller Avenue, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL PURPLE SCHOOL: Acorn, Typist 4; Honor Roll; Monitor 3. CLASS: Senior Play; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Party Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Ploy Committee 3. CLUBS: Choral 3, 4; Commerce 4; First Aid and Social Service 3, Treasurer 4; Li- brary 4; Pleiades 4. DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN 727 Long Lane, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD CLASS: Candy Committee 4. One Hundred Ninety-four MARGARET E. ZECCA 21 Church Lane, Lansdowne COMMERCIAL PURPLE CLUBS: Library 4. LAWRENCE ZERFING, JR. 822 Blythe Avenue, Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLUBS: Rifle 3. SPORTS: Varsity Cross Country 3, 4; Varsity Track 3. ROBERT ZERFING 822 Blythe Avenue, Drexel Hill GENERAL PURPLE ANNETTA ZIMMERMAN 35 Golf Road, Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD SCHOOL: Home Room Sales- man 4. CLASS: Executive Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: Commerce 2, 3, Pres- ident 4; Riding 3, 4. JOHN ZIMMERMAN, JR. 404 Drexel Court Apts., Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE SCHOOL: Monitor 4. CLASS: Dance Committee 3; Party Committee 4. CLUBS: Dramus, Chorus 3, Cost 4; Fencing 4; Riding, Instructor 3, 4; Rifle 2. MICHAEL ZINGRAFF Marshall Road and Powell Lane, Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD CLASS: Play Committee 3, 4. CLUBS: A Cappclla Chorus 4; Choral 3, 4; German 2. SPORTS: Varsity Soccer 4. WALTER ZIESCHE Born January 26, 1920 Died September 29, 1935 VIRGINIA PAGE Born June 21, 1920 Died January 26, 1937 CLASS OF 1938 One Hundred Ninety-five Who9 'Oo Who's Who's 'Oo HOME ROOM 5 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Mil- ler, Devis, Remy, McCormick, Grind- rod, Dougherty, Achtermann. Second Row: Hamill, Kreidlcr, Miss Jones, Conard, Leathern, Stone. Third Row: Glazier, Reed, Clinch, Hutchinson. Fourth Row: Andrien, Anderson, Lutz, Chose, Gallant. HOME ROOM 11 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Rein- hold, Adams, Alberts, Williams, Neit- hammer, Moeslein, Hackett, Aronne, Dunn. Second Row: Conway, Dana hoo, Lee, Cridland, Mr. Wood, Lane, Robinson, Taylor, MacAdam. Third Row: Allen, Thayer, E. Moore, Kirk, W. Moore, Welch, Rice, Wood, Rich. Fourth Row: Farrell, Wiesinger, Groy- boyes, Joachim, Gilmore, Becse, Beck. JUNIORS HOME ROOM 14 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Bar- ton, Luty, Hearn, Mrs. Abrams, Wei- sel. Miss Fetterolf, Rodebaugh, En- derle, Ashworth. Second Row: Moran, Thomas, Rev, Smith, Cross, S. Ber- ridge, Swinford, Alexander, Donnelly, Coulbourn, Greenberg, A. Berridge, Keegan, Tomassone, Perna, Wood, Lehndorff. Fourth Row: Wedeman, Richman, Good, MacGregor, Mucnch, Wells, Morris, Bierly, Boader. HOME ROOM 20 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Mor- row, Wilson, Bell, Eckert, Crandall, Harris, Royal, Martin, Allen, LeVan. Second Row: O'Brien, Ferrill, Benny, Toews, Mr. Shenk, Hecht, Culhane, Lewis, Crawford. Third Row: Man- love, Ball, Richards, Wilson, Weis- bord, Bickel, Fowler, Myles, Kennedy. Fourth Row: Rust, R. Kelly, Garra brant, Griffin, Hanley, Bicn, Miller, Naughton, J. Kelly. HOME ROOM 21 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Flick - engcr, Bergman, Angelo, Wright, Riley, Tubbs, McCcnn, Schlichter, Llewelyn. Second Row: Ridge, Ayres, Devir, Lewis, Mr. Brooke, Herman, Evans, Hexomer, Bertrand. Third Row: Billings, Morley, Lambert, Rudolph, Wynn, Neal, Boise, Wiley, Gross. Fourth Row: Cugino, Wait, Schade- wald, Risley, Naye, Purdy, Ward, Hardy, Kirschner. HOME ROOM 25 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Mac- Kenzie, Evans, Higgins, Robinson, Britton, Frantz, McKay, Loman, Birch. Second Row: Turner, Dough- erty, McCullough, Mr. Thomas, Hinkle, Bach, R. Schneider. Third Row: Zimmerman, McDonough, D'Alesio, Blake, Gundaker, Oakes, Starling. Fourth Row: Boyer, Schultz, J. Schneider, Voltz, Gauer, Korf- mann, Klcinfcider, Cunney. JUNIORS HOME ROOM 105 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Wach- ter, Magee, Willis, Hathaway, Simcn, Hollingsworth, MacMullen. Second Row: Neuman, Russell, Eyman, Miss Goodman, Hospod, Brinton, Falk. Third Row: Costa, Scholler, Santar- lasci, Clift, Breswick, Labor, Des- sender, Haas, Knox, Webster. Fourth Row: Nodine, Gorman, Rosborough, McGettigan, O'Reilly, Tubbs, Strah- ley. Bowser, Deal. HOME ROOM 103 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Vona- man, Bosch, Hiscox, Mr. Bosch, Seiver, Mr. Buckwalter, Vandergast, MacLaren, Wiley. Second Row: Hol- den, Nissen, Giannattasio, Ericksen, Miller, Ludt, Sentman, Robinson. Third Row: Bold, Doth, Kmeco, O'Neal, Kraemer, Bredin, Aroyan, New, Correnty, Eyles. Fourth Row: Roberts, O'Connor, McGarey, Hob- dell, Martin, Van Seiver, Dougherty, Gcwaluch, Shirtz, Gutcheus. HOME ROOM 128 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Galli gan, Petchell, Blade, May, Hay Hudson, Howley, Kelly, O'Hara. Sec ond Row: Hart, Whittaker, McCul lough, Mr. King, Spahmer, Worthing ton, Magnass. Third Row: Gosling Buckley, McGibbon, Shaw, Bux, Pas ker. Smith. Fourth Row: Brady Kruhmin, Downey, Jenkins, Shafer Crockett, Griffith. Bottom Row—Left to Right: Smith, Gardner, Hoover, Hannold, Goudie, O'Brien, Smeltzer, Brown, Wallace, Wilsterman. Second Row: Field, Howland, Bell, Parris, Mr. Shull, Maddams, Friel, Bullock, Mann. Third Row: Thomson, Doran, Harrison Mills, Searle, Crockett, Cooper, Mc- Kay, Howarth. Fourth Row: Brown, McFall, Dougherty, Seymour, Welch, Boyce, Oliver, LaBrasca, Kohler, Timm. HOME ROOM 120 JUNIORS HOME ROOM 132 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Bur- leigh, Fleischmann, Smith, Whitting- ham, Miss Forcey, Regester, Galvin, Springfield, Carbley. Second Row: Brcarley, Foster, Mayer, Palmer, Carothers, Hutton, Cunney, Jarrard. Third Row: Heyd, Wheaton, Griffiths, Dambman, Vawles, Burlin, Dougherty, Marcus. Fourth Row: McKinney, Sweeney, Paul, Lucas, Smith, Pen- man, Lord, B. Krumboldt, Dyke, J. Krumboldt, Shannon. HOME ROOM 203 Bottom Row—Left to Right: John- son, Mathews, Racek, Reail, Miss Scott, Nolette, Shoemaker, Scholler, Carpenter. Second Row: Jensen, Mealing, Butcher, McCullough, Ganzo, Ferris, Coggins. Third Row: Dimmick, Hughes, Phillips, Daough- erty, Mitnick, Bretz, Meredith, Mor- rison. Fourth Row: Goritz, Kompass, Hiscoe, Payne, Malehorn, Sanders, Granger, Lachman, Thomas. HOME ROOM 205 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Buck land, Humphreys, Garrett, Miss Kerr Pinter, Kleinmon, Sayboldt, Rath felder. Smith. Second Row: Reeder Connor, Lawley, Thornbury, Wells Tunnell, Jones. Third Row: Parrish Gonzalez, Heald, Kline, Collins, Gor- rell, Morrell. Fourth Row: Korn, De Angelo, Henderson, Halpin, Fine, Cade, Swenson, McCallister, Grav- dahl, Searles. HOME ROOM 208 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Jones, Gosch, Porter, Meaney, Mr. Harer, Gough, Sanders, Stabile. Second Row: Garrity, Wolf, Sober, Clokey, Jamison, McCarter, Yetter, Curry. Third Row: Duling, Siddall, Hamer, Kumjan. Fourth Row: Chadwick, Pinto, Ehlert, Leonard, Ewing. JUNIORS HOME ROOM 220 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Scharr, Daley, Campbell, Hanrahan, Vogel, Sohner, Mercer, Spencer, Houseman, Kemner. Second Row: Nelson, Johns, Glendenning, Miss Steele, Potter, Wolfinger, Stephens. Third Row: Kunkle, Beaumont, Wilds, Enders, Pennewell, Clark, Schappet, Famig- lietti. Fourth Row: Pitt, Bystrom, Hoag, Edgerly, Simpson, Mell, Mc- Carthy, Stott, Haworth, Bareis, Linn. HOME ROOM 226 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Digio- vani, Kates, Null, Menseck, Mr. Morris, Syren, Prescott, Huebner, Kirk. Second Row: Merrell, Gordon, Clevland, Graham, Corriston, Kerr, Strong, Stackhouse, Campbell. Third Row: Caton, Smith, Fenimore, House- man, Edwards, Kwait, Huboky, Prince. Fourth Row: McCullough, Wall, Shel- don, Petitgout, Somers, Nibauer, Wil- liams, Marshall, Beck. HOME ROOM 232 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Burk- hart, Protevi, Millard, Steiger, Mini- man, Dimmick, King, Nuss, Casalena. Second Row: Ketler, Cummings, Gor- man, Miss Crisman, Adams, Black- wood, Iredole, Gulick. Third Row: Kirk, Williams, Moon, Langford, Mercer, How, Smyrl, Feldbaumcr. Fourth Row: Erickson, Jackson, Fre- mont, Teubner, Whittaker, McCord, Frazier, Cavcnder. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 4 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Mil- ler, Rogers, Lieb, Diller, Miss Miller, Hayes, Fisher, Armstrong, Anderson. Second Row: McIntyre, Moyer, Hough, Linder, Thomas, Abel, Colbert. Third Row: Krumm, Steinbruch, Friedman, Malehorn, Abrams, Preston, Stroup. Fourth Row: Agnew, Albertson, Col- lins, Newberry, Scars, Gabrielsen, Ferguson. HOME ROOM 24 HOME ROOM 28 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Galli- gan, Collom, Veit, Hudson, Gum, Averna, Hoel, Naile, Gomberg. Second Row: Foster, Schlein, Quigley, Mr. Cain, Mr. Hochler, Entrikin, Lofland, Mearklc. Third Row: Pennell, Bar- tolomei, Shillingsburg, Lesher, Talley, Hawthorn, McFec. Fourth Row: An- derson, Reynolds, Shearer, Bader, Sullivan, Saurman, Mackin, Galbraith, Van Ingen. Bottom Row—Left to Right: Miller, Emrie, Lister, Ashton, Nusbaum, Mos- tardi, Anderson, Fitzpatrick, Howley. Second Row: Austin, Whitby, Collins, McLaughlin, Mr. Coffey, Towes, Crofton, Heiman, McClelland. Third Row: Machita, Malsberger, Shannon, Ambrcgi, Strickland, Langford, Ebaugh. Fourth Row: Lowe, Smith, Glah, Kulp, Freeman, Racek, O'Neill, Andisman, Conover. HOME ROOM 33 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Fow- ler, Reading Hudson, Gordon, Evans, Copeland, Hartigan. Second Row: Scolnik, Banks, Tobey, Mr. Schwartz, Lathrop, Hoel, Badger. Third Row: Burke, Rowlond, Baiton, Barrett, Pisano, McGill, Simon. Fourth Row: Lucker, Tracy, Malcomson, Thacker, Clark, Glenn. HOME ROOM 102 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Fryer, Palmer, Wagner, Hood, Vogel, Fol- well, Daddis, Renzulli, Blair. Second Row: Miller, Beasley, Hurd, Mr. Loeb, Francis, Irwin, Searfoss. Third Row: Gordon, Roberts, Berree, Pil- kington, McGann, Greenwood. Fourth Row: Conway, Graham, Beattie, Man- ger, Malen, Sloan. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 114 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Buley, Roberts, Beattie, Hurst, W. Marshall, Sweeney, Miller, Whitty, Davis. Sec- ond Row: Smith, Wenger, Fuschel, McDonnell, Wilson, Hynson, Garratt. Third Row: Pilacik, Boccelli, Ross, Furman, Waldman, Niemyer, Sproul, Thomas. Fourth Row: Mang, L. Mar- shall, Graves, Brinkman, Boice, Brady, Cozzi, Greenway. HOME ROOM 123 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Hard- castle, Snyder, Beckenstrater, Dig- gory, Clifford, Phillips, Lysaught, Spcace. Second Row: Beattie, Tatum, Jenkins, Dunphy, Miss Bock, Downey, Cope, Gabriel, Patterson. Third Row: Scott, Davis, Miller, Povey, Rossitcr, Devaney, Marshall, Ide, Wilson, Mit- nick. Fourth Row: Bostick, Had- field, Cranston, Eisman, Waltman, Baker, Steever, Hoyle. HOME ROOM 130 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Coo- per, Ryan, Gartland, MacVey, Martin, Kelly, Jeremiah, McGowen, McWil- liams. Second Row: Powers, Hender- son, Davis, Moore, Wolfinger, Wise, Bruen, Bell, Garvin. Third Row: James, Strohm, Powell, Gardiner, Carr, Hankinson, Daly, Van Leer, Stewart. Fourth Row: Blythe, Ma- son, Bridgen, Cahall, Moore, Yerger, Santaguida. HOME ROOM 125 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Rid- path, Mackenzie, Armor, Church, Miss Fratkin, Mr. Dame, Thee, Long, Klitsch. Second Row: Clugston, Winkel, Keith, Leach, Evans, Beck, Kennedy, Grisbaum, Gorson. Third Row: Hummel, Cunard, E. Montgom- ery, Haim, Sacchetti, Zebrowski, Taylor, Wilson, I. Montgomery. Fourth Row: Margargle, Moore, Sanders, Braun, Bernard, Law ley, Heaps, Bruner, Sensemon. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 201 Bottom Row—Left to Right: John- son, Stritzell, Wolfe, Bruner, Morris, Sandler, Casalina. Second Row: Mar- cus, Gordon, Billingslea, Miss Grun- berg, Gearhart, Decrecchio, Huddell. Third Row: Durso, Hambleton, San- toguida, Hoffman, Doughty, Carlin. Fourth Row: Tarabo, Hartman, Chase, Riley, Mathias, Miller. HOME ROOM 206 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Rey- nolds, Schrayer, Hutton, Durfee, Mr. Neff, Knight, Kirkpatrick. Second Row: Granger, Christ, Burrows, Mun- roe, Markel, Sussman, Dorthwaite, Blanchard. Third Row: Carliss, Sailor, Hoffstein, Brown, Thomas. Fourth Row: Murphy, Cantell, Hoyl, Moore, Wroten, Ridings, Hastings, Gross. HOME ROOM 209 Bottom Row—Left to Right: John- son, Newburg, Kirmen, Woodard, Bunce, Gorenstein, Cartledge, Bot- tomley, Greene. Second Row: Knapp, Martz, Dowd, Mr. Remley, Swanson, Connor, Wright. Third Row: Schlater, Horwitz, Morris, Saldutti, Courtney, Riviello, Neef. Fourth Row: Huet, Mayer Haynes, Englekraut, Delacy, Yacovelly, Titus, Crawford. HOME ROOM 212 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Gow, Keenan, Caris, Mr. Strange, Korn, Maston, Schmidt. Second Row: Greenfield, Costa, Sellers, Drewes, Kutz, Boyer, Newburg. Third Row: Rogge, Howard, Culver, Wolf, Can- field. Fourth Row: Semmel, Etters, Reagen, Jensen, Newman, Dempsey, Vasey. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 214 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Sei- verling, Laue, Himmelstein, Regan, Lambing, Brady, Cavcnder. Second Row: Shields, Turner, Hanford, Miss Sommerfield, Odeen, King, Gravenor. Third Row: De Revere, Dalstrom, Ross, Hull. Fourth Row: Hoffman, Norsworthy, Carbley, Wilson, John- son, Membrino, Feathers. HOME ROOM 216 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Greene, Leverette, Brooks, Rutan, Patterson, Harlan, Crawford. Second Row: Shannon, Edie, Simboli, Miss Weil, Matter, Collins, Vaughan. Third Row: Minthorn, Wallace, Nye, Rupp, Jenkins. Fourth Row: Klein, Jones, Shepley, Church, Donoghue, Ferris, Williams. HOME ROOM 217 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Caf- navage, Grinod, Maxwell, Sailer, Lear, Crowell, Sheppard. Second Row: Mawhinncy, Ellis, Harris, Mr. Clug- ston. Woody, Crockett, Heller. Third Row: D. Walton, Flood, O'Hara, Sherman, Mitchell, LoForge, Somers. Fourth Row: W. Walton, Davis, Clark, Fetters, Samuels, Keenan, Rol- ler. HOME ROOM 225 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Sail- ing, Smith, Riley, Bassett, Latch, Lear, McCarthy, Dougherty, Morton- son. Second Row: Campbell, Wert- ley, Forstburg, Ward, Kirby, Hurley, Clarke, Pennington, Fielder, Wysham. Third Row: McConkey, Stottler, Shute, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Keller, Mc- Cullum, Heutzenroder, Di Fabio. Fourth Row: Lysek, Robinson, Leighton, Satin, Davis, Gallagher, Scanlon, Davis. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 228 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Ciar- amcllano. Carpenter, Heyl, Hallock, Stratton, Uswald, Hamilton, McMinis. Second Row: Weigele, Lewis, Brals, Fagnano, Mr. Stcrmer, Smith, Rob- inson, Davis, Yost. Third Row: Sap- sis, Smith, Franklin, McGibbon, Cic- carelli, Kotloff, Styan, Paul, Gelvin. Fourth Row: Lehndorff, Wentzel, Freeburger, Schimpf, Plumbridge, Lawn, Clarkson, Endicott, Mowry. HOME ROOM 233 Bottom Row—Left to Right: Dar- ragh, Hamilton, Moeslein, Stringer, Robinson, Miedwig, Youngflesh, Clark. Second Row: Whalen, Uting, Fretz, Holloway, Mrs. Dale, Lickfield, Fisher, Smith, McLaughlin. Third Row: Powell, Sweeney, Durborrow, Weaver, Leonard, Foster, DeLong, Weiss. Fourth Row: Fahnestock, Mullowney, Meyer, Madden, Freesland, Krimmel, Scheurlc, Siewert, Spangler.