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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1943 volume:

vn eseating Which is to DEDICATION WE, THE class of 1943, are greatly indebted to you, Miss Chrisman, and to you, Mr. Boyd, in so many ways. For three years our problems have been your prob' lems, our disappointments have been your disappointments, and our achievements have been your achievements. Some of us have had the opportunity of coming in close relationship with you, and thus finding out what really grand people you are. However, we all have felt the cheery warmth of your smile, Miss Chrisman, and the inspiring influence of your enthusiasm, Mr. Boyd. Under your care' ful guidance you have given to our class the memory of three happy and successful high school years. There is little we can say to convey our appreciation of your willing, your cheerful, and your entirely unselfish service to us. In order to express in some small way our gratitude, we, your class, sincerely dedicate this 1943 edition of The Oak to you. A MISS CHARLOTTE CHRISMAN MR. WAYNE ROY I) Advisor Boyd engaged in his favorite hobby . . . Our genial advisers apparently thinking of something else rather than all the failing marks of their proteges . . . Miss Chrisman joins the big bicycle parade. An «I — to IIioko in M rviiMk of Tlio I n if oil of Amorii � iMitomriM. Here we introduce two representative Upper Darby students that shall follow us through the pages of this book, helping us to knit together our varied and widespread interests. We hope that you shall come to think of them, not so much as individuals, but as embodying all the fine things we find at Upper Darby. SS DAILY jQJPPER DARBY High School students come from so many various directions that there is no spot of interest that all pass daily. Sooner or later, however, we all find our way to the Sixty' ninth Street section, the great shopping and trans' portation center for many thousands of people. Here are many familiar scenes, such as those pictured on these pages,—students leaving a crowded trolley. West Chester Pike minus the “before the war” traffic, students crossing the street on their way to the movies and stores of this great area. Ten A Typical American IIU.1I SCHOOL PPER DARBY represents what authors term a typical American community. The population is around 60,000; therefore, the district is neither too large nor too small. In all such communities the school plays an important part, and so it is with Upper Darby. The courses offered at Upper Darby Senior High School are varied; they are the Business, the Arts and Crafts, the Experience, and the College Pre' paratory. Of the pupils enrolled in the latter, 75 per cent go to college. We are particularly fortunate in having an excellent faculty of 84 members. Upper Darby is a very large school. In the sophomore class alone there are 686 students, then the junior class with 616, and 513 seniors, making a grand total of 1,815. The homes from which these people come are what we might term the upper middle class, for they are neither poor nor very wealthy. All in all we realize that it takes more than just a building to make a school, for it is the spirit of the students and faculty which makes Upper Darby High School the splendid school that it is. •art. ac tive: sc iiool no a hi� JT IS not often we, as students, have the chance to show our gratitude to the Board of Education. They volun teer their services and too often go without our thanks. Their work has been made doubly difficult because Upper Darby has grown so rapidly it has been difficult to acconv modate so many students. This situation has been some what alleviated by the construction of the new Garrcttford School. Truly the community can be proud of our school board—so active and so ready to serve. Fourteen Opposite page PICTURES TAKEN AT THE DEDICATION OF THE NEW GARRETTFORD SCHOOL Top Row: Dr. George G. Dilworth, President; Dr. James, Dr. Dilworth. Dr. Wallick, with Mr. Vanlecr I. Bond in the background, watching the cornerstone laying . . . Mr. Vanleer I. Bond supervises the laying of the stone . . . Mr. Frazier and Mrs. Alexander talk- ing things over at the dedication . . . Miss Mary Rem- ingcr, of the Class of 1941, Mrs. Rae F. Biester's guest . . . Mr. Walter C. Evans looks interested, with Mr. Frazier in the background. Mrs. Rae F. Biester, Vice-President; Miss Elva Hays, Mrs. Helen Alexander, Mr. Vanleer I. Bond. Bottom Row: Dr. James V. Ellson, Mr. John Frazier, Mr. William B. Morris, Mr. Walter C. Evans. Fifteen It is a rare person who has no other interest outside of his regular work. Dr. Sampson is not this rare person. If you want to see his eyes light up, just ask him about his farm. He will talk just as learnedly to you about seed potatoes and fine livestock as he will about educational pro- cedures. IIIK. WILLIAM C. SAMI'SOA For the past seventeen years Dr. William C. Sampson has been superintendent of the Upper Darby School system. He has been a backstage prompter in our rise through the grades. During these years Dr. Sampson has put his time and effort into the betterment of our school life. He has ably conducted the schools in Upper Darby through many years of peace. Now after a year at war he has wisely guided us in our efforts toward victory. We have been his concern for twelve years and owe him our heartiest thanks and appreciation. Sixteen Mr. Tyson is a man of many in- terests. He likes golf, and plays a good game. He loves to paint, not with a camel’s hair brush but with a good five-inch affair on the side of a house. Any fine day now, in the evening, you may see him assidu- ously exterminating the weeds in his Victory garden. 11C. .IOIIX II. TYSO Through the twenty-four years he has served as principal, Mr. Tyson has never failed to lead the students in the proper way. He always has uppermost in his heart and mind, Upper Darby and her students. His interest is responsible for many of the fine things we have to remember at U. D. There are so few of us who know him personally, yet we all know of his kindness and pleasing personality. As an outstanding remembrance at Upper Darby, Mr. Tyson ranks high as a friend of the students and school. Seventeen KACrLTY (Opposite page) ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Edith Gaukrodgcr Matilda Bailey R. Wayne Boyd Helen M. Ferree Myrtle V. Groomc John F. Hall Merle I. Koch Esther R. Kumjam Zita E. Mallon Charles H. Morris Helen M. Mowry Paul K. Noel M. Louise Steele M. G. Weil Frances F. Weimer Margaret M. Yerkes Elsa R. Melville HISTORY DEPARTMENT John S. Billingslca Helen S. Abrams Charles M. Brooke Paul Coffey Lewis O. Goas Randolph Grimmett Mahlon R. Hagerty, Jr. Donald M. Robinson Clayton K. Shenk Charles L. Wood Lloyd L. Wolf (This page) COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Thomas J. Milne Edna M. Danchowcr Fred G. Forsgard Pearl E. Garen William J. Hamilton Lucille F. Henebry Lucretia M. Kerr Charles E. King Fred R. Loch Fenn Minnacci Sarah I. Richards Nan M. Scott James B. Bonder Margaret Sullivan SCIENCE DEPARTMENT McKinley H. Stevens Edwin L. Harcr William S. Kehl Carroll R. McDonnell Floyd H. Neff Chclsey G. Remlcy Emma H. Sommerficld Edson C. Strange Norman Ratchford (Opposite page) HOME ECONOMICS Lydia Foster Ruth I. Brcese Julia S. Miller INDUSTRIAL ARTS William C. Geyer George W. Hochlcr Arthur W. Packer MUSIC David D. M. Haupt Clyde R. Dcnglcr Michael Dotti ART Elizabeth Kingsley ADMINISTRATION John H. Tyson Charles W. Holmes Zita E. Mallon Mary Lukens John Diehl Stanley F. Twocs LIBRARY Janet H. Mcssick Ruth A. Lea man (This page) MATHEMATICS Warren A. Brosius Lillian E. Bock John Diehl R. Paul Lc Cates Dean E. Shull Stanley F. Twocs Carroll R. McDonnell FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mary Taylor Charlotte Chrisman Magdalene Dale E. Lucille Noble Joseph Stermer Carl Clugston Alice Goodman Agnes Grunberg PHYSICAL EDUCATION Herbert S. Herzog Carlton J. Mefort Marion Scott Anna J. Wcstervelt Alma G. Wolstcnholmc FAITHFUL. FIIIF.MIUY SFHVIUF VFTENTIMES one's thoughts of high school center around the building, the faculty, and the showy things, such as athletic events, dances, and plays. We sometimes fail to remember that deep within this institution, our high school, there are those who play a tremendously important part without which the functional activities of the school could not continue. Much of the smooth operation of all types of school routine is only possible through the efficiency of the school secretaries on whose shoulders rest the responsibility of keeping accurate and quickly accessible records of enrolments, grades, courses, and personal history. They do much to smooth the way for both the teacher, student, and administration of the school. They must keep records of inventory, order supplies, receive telephone calls, answer parents' inquiries, make statistical reports, and help to supply mimeograph copies of notices of events and school activities To the present loyal corps of secretaries of Upper Darby High School we owe much for the efficiency and freedom from friction in our three years of school. Dorothy Gabriel and Mar- tha Fisher, Dr. Sampson’s efficient secretaries. Dorothy Cole and Emma Bannar look happy even though they are burdened with work. Standing: Helen Romamka, Jane Logan, Bertha Pear- son, Ada Katz, Wanda Smith. Sitting: Elizabeth McBIane, Marion MacWil- liams, Matilda Malfitano. Standing: Mary Greene, Sarah Jester, Dr. C. G. Stocker, Henrietta Engels- berg, Alma Pragcr. Sitting: Helen Fields, Louise Frantz, Jeanne Buzby, Ednamay S. Diedrich. % CAIIKT TEA! IIKIIS WEKK IIII.PIII. UPPER DARBY is fortunate to have with her for a part of each semester student teachers from various surrounding institutions—namely, the University of Penn' sylvania, Drexel Institute of Technology, and Temple University. While the student teachers are gaining experience, we profit by receiving the newest ideas in education and also any special instruction which the cadets are always so willing to give. The cadet teachers do much helpful work in the library and the attendance office. There are innumerable other services which they perform that associate them more closely with the school, and the students more closely to them. We are greatly indebted to the student teachers for the fine work they have done, and for the little “extra” things so valuable to student life. T wentythree TilEV ALSO SKI!YE JN PAYING tribute as we have done on previous pages to faculty, students, and men in our armed forces we must not forget those who serve us daily in many small ways. They are the first to enter the building and the last to leave. The groups of which I speak are the janitors and the women who work in the cafeteria. Whenever there are “after school teas and ban' quets for our various clubs and other organizations we can always count on the cheery cooperation of Mrs. Knox and her staff. We rely on them too to satisfy the hungering desires of many Upper Darby students who throng the counter at lunch time. That, in itself, is a big job. A debt of gratitude is also owed to the janitors. They not only maintain neatness throughout the building but cooperate in all possible ways with our school plays and assemblies, thus giving us many good times. These members of the school service staff, by their kindness and cooperation have made our school life easier, brighter and more pleasant. May our thanks be expressed to them not in mere words but in heart' felt appreciation. Mr. Butterworth at the Garrettford dedica- tion . . . Charlie Thomas, James Meyers, and Harry Walker ro about their work . . . Charlie Reichner, everybody’s friend . . . James Pre- vail and Mrs. Davis dust off the piano. Mrs. Bogard and Mrs. Knox making sand- wiches. Mrs. Carson slicing meat. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Gribbin making soup. Real potatoes—Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Shatz arc peeling them. Twenty-five ACTIVITIES Music, clubs, publications, plays,—all that goes to make up the whirl of extra-curricu- lar activity at Upper Darby. One of the fine things the school did this year was to help boys and girls to locate in some useful wartime activity. VOCATIONAL INFORMATION A IIIV L IK SI FIE I) CLUB ACTIVITY AT OUTSTANDING in any high school's curricu- lum arc the extra-curricular activities. The clubs are an important part of these activities. Many different types of clubs are offered at Upper Darby,—library, dramatic, scientific, language and ones that deal with sports or games in one way or another. Faculty members give valuable aid in sponsoring the various clubs. The literary clubs arc ones that concern them- selves with poetry, literature, and plays. During the year they study and talk of the authors and books. The members attend a play usually once a year. The scientific clubs are for those who are inter- ested in physics, chemistry, biology, medicine and other such things. The dramatic clubs have planned and produced plays for the members of the armed forces. They also present plays to the three classes in their assem- blies. The language clubs arc valuable in promoting a friendly feeling toward the foreign nations. Through these clubs the students become more interested in the language because they learn of the people and their customs. The Riding Club, Fencing Club, Table Tennis, Rilie Club, and the Archery Club further the inter- est ar.d ability of the students in those different fields. The First Aid and Social Service Club, and the Beaux Arts, although they are very different, both contributed much to the war effort. The First Aid girls did work in several hospitals and also in the school infirmary. The Beaux Arts members made numerous posters for civilian defense work and other war work in the community. This year the Hi-Y, both girls' and boys,' did much for war work activities. During the year the boys sponsored the collection of tin cans. The girls made an afghan of knitted squares and also spon- sored a drive for silk and nylon stockings. Although we have a great many clubs, they are well organized from the beginning. When interest is first created for a club in one certain field, those interested must get a faculty member willing to be their sponsor. The sponsor and group, working together, must then work up a charter for the pros- pective club, and also a name must be decided upon. After the charter is drawn up it is presented to the Student Council. A special committee of the Coun- cil would then cither approve and pass the charter and club, or reject it. After the charter is accepted by the Council, the group has a right to call itself a club” then. We are pleased with and proud of our clubs, and we hope that they will carry on to greater heights the work for which they were organized. RIFLE CLUB EMBERS of the Rifle Club, under the able supervision of Messrs. Wood, Billingslea, and Morris, can be found nearly every day up in the school's attic, blast- ing away at the distant targets. At the club's first meeting during the fall, it was decided that the team would be open to members of the club only and practice would begin immediately, but would not be held every day. This restriction was necessary because of the shortage of ammunition. As in former years, the club is a member of the National Rifle Association. rm:i( iiakhy TAY WISTALVAN 'J'HE Tay-Wistalvan is a club for girls who are interested in the many types of literature. It is under the sponsorship of Miss Weimer, who has ah ways given friendly guidance and leadership. Outstanding in the activities of the club are the trips to the theatre to see some well-known plays and the tea which is given by the members for their mothers. One of the oldest and most popular clubs, the name of Tay-Wistalvan was derived from four au- thors “Tay” from Taylor, “Wist” from Wister, “Al“ from Alcott, and “Van” from Van Dyke. BEAUX ARTS 'pHE Beaux Arts Club under the advisership of Miss Elizabeth Kingsley meets each Tuesday in Room 217. The purpose of this club is to afford those students artistically inclined a chance to sup- plement their regular art class work. In tunc with the trend of times this club has sponsored a poster contest on war conservation. We have introduced two new activities: a doggie-roast at Naylor's Run and a War Effort Art Service. This Service, under the leadership of Keith Culver- house, Beaux Arts' Secretary, makes posters, or per- forms other art service free of charge to various civic leaders and organizations in the community. DRAMUS CLUB JN 1925 the Dramus Club was organized by stu- dents interested in singing, dancing, and acting. They were given an opportunity to display their talent in an operetta given annually. Last year this was replaced by variety shows given to the students. Unfortunately, this year club activities have been limited by the illness of Mr. Haupt, the club sponsor. Finally, a new sponsor was obtained in Miss Kumjan, and it is expected that the excellent activities of the club will be resumed. CLITUS AXII FIRST AID AND SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB 'pHE First Aid and Social Service Club was or- . ganized eight years ago by a group of girls inter- ested in nursing and social service work. The club this year is making bandages for civilian defense, and checking vaccination records. The members also take charge of the infirmary when Mrs. Wolstcn- holme, the club's adviser, is absent. The outside activities include trips to various hospitals and insti- tutions which interest the members. A spring picnic, at which the officers for the fol- lowing year are announced, closes the season for the club. PLEIADES JNDER the energetic guidance of Mrs. Groome and Mr. Stermer, the Pleiades is glowing more brilliantly than ever. Taking in a large number of would-be stars, the club has really gone places. Their fall play scored a big success and for the annual Christmas play, Mrs. Groome produced Christopher's Candle, a real piece of art. Lots of talent and fun made up a super party at Christmas time. When better plays are written, Pleiades will give them. COMMERCE CLUB EMBERS of the Commerce Club consist of stu- dents whose main interest lies in the business world. By contributing their services to the faculty as secretaries, many senior girls have gained valu- able experience in the field of business. This year, the club's activities have been con- ducted by Miss Richards as sponsor and Bill Nyborg as president. A doggie roast was held in the fall and new members initiated, but because of the war it is uncertain whether the club will be able to hold its spring picnic at Valley Forge and continue with the publication of an annual newspaper. rIKTIKs HIPPOCRATES 'J'HE Hippocrates Society, named for the father of Medicine,” is a club for those interested in becoming medical doctors. Meetings are held twice a month under the guidance of Miss Sommerfield, at which times the latest developments in the field of medical sciences are discussed. Because of the fact that many of the hospitals arc understaffed and cannot accommodate visitors, the most interesting phase of club activities has been curtailed. However, a trip was made to the Penn' sylvania Hospital where the electron microscope, one of the few in the world, was seen and an operation was witnessed. LIBRARY CLUB 'pHE Library Club, under the capable leadership of Mrs. Messick, offers a splendid opportunity to those who wish to learn something about library work and have a desire to be of service to the school. The members work in the library one period every other week checking books, repairing and putting them away, and keeping the shelves in order. The outstanding events of the year include the doggie roast in the fall, a Christmas party, and most import tant is the Mother and Daughter Banquet at the conclusion of the school year. AERO CLUB T'HIS year, the project of the Aero Club is to build scale model planes for the Navy Depart- ment. Since the project has begun, they have made about three hundred of these planes. This work is under the able supervision of Mr. Geycr of the Shop Department. The active sponsor is Mr. Paul La Cates, who became sponsor during Mr. Howell's absence. They have had several speakers about planes, both private and commercial, in this war. The members are very much interested in aviation, and most of them are in the pre-flight aeronautics course. CLIUS AXII ALGETRARCA CLUB AT the first meeting of the Algetrarca Club, spoiv sored by Miss Bock, it was agreed that the club lie limited to seniors this year. This was deemed necessary because senior mathematics was needed in the subject chosen for the year. This project, the study of air and marine navigation, was suggested by Miss Bock as an excellent opportunity for basic instruction for later military training and was found exceptionally interesting. Aided by Mr. Twoes' talks on radio navigation, and instruction in the use of the slide rule, the club members learned about many of the intricacies of navigation and higher mathematics. LEEUWENHOEK rjpHE Leeuwenhoek Club, named for the father A of the microscope, was founded in 1932 with Mr. Harer as sponsor and with the purpose of providing interested boys and girls with further chances of work in biology and the preparation of microscope slides. Mr. Neff took over the sponsorship in 1936. Among the clubs services to the school are the scr- vicing of microscopes and the preparation of micro- scope slides for the Biology Department. The club has many activities such as field trips to various hospitals and scientific institutions and has enter- tained guest speakers for its members. For the past year it has been a member of the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science. FRENCH CLUB t E Ccrclc Francais is one of the largest clubs in our school and meets on the second Thursday of the month, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Dale and Miss Chrisman. The purpose of the club is to study and become better acquainted with the language, customs, and people of France. The meetings arc conducted entirely in French, and by this it tries to enable its members to speak French more correctly and fluently. They strive to provide enjoyable pro- grams for the members by presenting plays, puppet shows, songs and dances. MM I ETI ES THE LATIN CLUB 'J’HE Latin Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Noble, was started in 1930 with the purpose of promoting a better understanding of the Roman life and background and its application today, as well as its contributions to our modern civilization. In a meeting once a month, members arc entertained by programs consisting of talks, slides, songs in Latin, or short plays. Special events of the year are trips sponsored by the Club to different museums and other places of interest on Roman life. LA SOCIEDAD PANAMERICANA T A Sociedad Panamericana, under the leadership of Miss Goodman and Mr. Clugston, was formed to promote a keener interest and good neighbor policy between the United States and South Amer' ica. Although it is a recently formed club, it has in' creased greatly, the membership numbering about one hundred. This large membership is due to the increased interest in South America and to the spread of the Spanish language. Such things as movies about Spanish speaking countries, songs in Spanish, interesting speakers, and games have held the interest of the members during the year. GERMAN CLUB 'J'HE German Club was organized primarily to help A its members become acquainted with German customs, and to enable them to speak the language more fluently. Under the sponsorship of Miss Grunberg, the meetings are held on Monday. The members speak only in German, and participate in games and projects which show some phase of German life. Each member is given an opportunity to enter into these activities. The three main events of the year are a doggie roast in the fall, a Christmas party, and a banquet which closes the clubs season. r lt it s BOYS’ BOWLING CLUB 'J’HE Boys Bowling Club this year consists of A sixteen teams with elected officers, which bowl every Monday afternoon. This group, which was organized in 1940, has advanced rapidly and is under the sponsorship of Mr. Geyer, who gives the boys pointers on how to improve their game. There were no matches with neighboring schools, but the club again had its Father and Son Tournament with awards bought by the club. With the dues cob lected at each meeting the club holds a banquet at the end of the year. GIRLS’ BOWLING CLUB 'THE Girls' Bowling Club has for its members sixty peppy, enthusiastic bowlers who bowl every Monday at the Lansdownc Bowling Alleys. Miss Nan Scott, the adviser, has supplied the girls with keen competition by dividing the club into teams. This year, because of the poor facilities of trans- poration, the club ended its activities late in Janu- ary. However, one of the year's highlights which was still maintained even with war time obstacles was the bowling meet with the Boys' Bowling Club. THE RIDING CLUB 'THE Riding Club, meeting once a week under the A capable directorship of Miss Kerr and Mrs. Mcs- sick, gives an opportunity for those students, both boys and girls, interested in horseback riding. There arc classes for both beginners and the more advanced groups. Members may earn their club pins by rid- ing at least ten times during one semester. The club has been a popular organization of the school since 1935. During good weather, the club members ride cross-country on any one of three or four trails, and in the spring, supper rides arc held. ClKTIE S ARS POETAE 'T HE Ars Poetac Club has a membership of thirty- five girls, who meet the third Monday of each month under the advisorship of Miss Merle I. Koch. Studying poetry in all its forms and acquainting the girls with the poets themselves are the two main purposes of the club. Each year a scrapbook of poems is made and given to the children in a near- by hospital. The years events terminate with a Mother and Daughter Tea held in the spring. ARCHERY CLUB TJNDER the capable leadership of Miss Garen, the Archery Club is one of the newer clubs of the school. During the warmer days of the year, the club meets outside to improve their skill and technique. Most of the meetings during the winter are held indoors and the members are taught the initial principles of the game. All the dues of this club go to the bettering of their equipment. The Archery Club has given much pleasure and recrea- tion to its members. FENCING TO anyone who is unfortunate enough to have a A locker in the second floor south corridor, the activity of the fencing club is evident. As a result of this activity the fencing team, consisting of Bill Klaus, Dean Arden, and Sam Cooke, with Arthur Metzger as alternate, has won several meets during the season The high point of the season was the defeat of Northeast by a score of seven to two. Lower Mcrion and Havcrford, the only two subur- ban schools fenced, were also defeated. Because of the absence of one or more team mcmcbers Upper Darby lost to Benjamin Franklin and Central High Schools by close scores. M IIS AXII BOYS’ H I - Y JJfNDER the able leadership of John Boyle, the Boys' Hi-Y has been very active this year. Their aid in procuring transportation for the ath' letic teams, in delivering baskets during the Christ' mas Welfare Drive and the transportation of heavy articles for the scrap metal drive are a few of their services. The Hi-Y-an Hop, sponsored annually by the Boys Hi'Y, was very successful and enjoyed by all who attended. The Boys’ Hi'Y would like to express its appre- ciation to Mr. Thompson for volunteering as ad- viser for the short period before he was inducted into the Naval Air Corps, and to Mr. Diehl for his loyalty and continued service as adviser. His pati- ence and geniality have been deeply appreciated. GIRLS’ HI-Y rjpHE Girls' Hi-Y, one of the oldest and most popu- A lar clubs in Upper Darby, tries to serve the school and students whenever possible. Its membership is based on scholarship, character and service, and su- pervised by the efficient sponsor, Miss Gaukrodger. The Girls' Hi-Y takes charge of the Information Desk, Lost and Found, and they often act as ushers at various school functions. Although this year they have been unable to sponsor their usual Sport Ban- quets. Teas, and Dinners they have substituted projects in the war interest such as knitting blankets for the Red Cross and sponsoring a Silk Stocking Drive. STEINMETZ SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY 'J'HE Steinmctz Society was the first of the school's extra curricular clubs. Founded in 1927, under the sponsorship of Mr. Oerlcin, it has faithfully fol- lowed its motto Science, Service, and the School. The club is primarily for boys interested in the fur- ther pursuit of their particular branch of science and has participated in backstage work, photog- raphy, and in many other services for the school. Mr. Remley, sponsor since 1935, because of the in- creased burden of new duties, has passed the spon- sorship on to the able biologist, Mr. Lower, who has returned this year to Upper Darby. This year the Society has given several interesting science assem- blies, but the boys have dropped many of the usual activities and trips because of the war situation. The Steinmctz Society is a member of both the Pennsyl- vania Junior Academy of Science and Science Clubs of America. SOCIETIES DEBATING pHE U. D. scrappers, under the expert coaching of Mr. Boyd, finished a successful season of two wins, one tie, and one loss. Although, somewhat hampered by his duties as senior class adviser, Mr. Boyd, with the assistance of Mr. Wolfe, managed to turn out a team of “braintrusts which now stands at the head of the league. The team was slow in getting under way this year because of the difficulties of transportation, and two schools, Rad' nor and Lansdowne withdrew from competition. However, the season ended in a blaze of glory as both the affirmative and negative teams triumphed over the almost invincible Lower Merion. Now, standing at the head of the league, and with four promising juniors, the team for next year shows every promise of success. CHESS CLUB 'J'HE Chess Club, which was founded eleven years A ago, gives those in Upper Darby interested in the game of strategy the opportunity to display their skill. The club was sponsored by Mr. Twoes until he left for the armed forces, at which time Miss Grun' berg took over, with Jim Nicholson as president. Some years ago, Upper Darby took part in inter' scholastic competition, but the league has been dis- banded, and club members have matches among themselves. WORLD AFFAIRS FORUM rJ'HE World Affairs Forum has been most active x and interesting this year, not only to its menv hers but also among the student body and conv munity organizations. Various members talked in several homerooms and the club provided programs of current interest for assemblies. Members attended and participated in several engrossing Temple con' ferences. These meetings offered vital material which furnished the club with many points for lively discussions. The major event for the interested stu- dents was the Current Affairs Test issued by Time which brought out many students of all the classes. i -on mi: students IIV THE STUDENTS CTUDENT government in Upper Darby falls into three classifications, the Monitors, the Tribunal, and the Student Council. Eleven boys and eleven girls are elected three times throughout the year to serve as Monitors. They have as their duties the maintenance of neat' ness in the halls and cafeteria. Twice throughout the year two boys and two girls are elected to serve on the Tribunal, the judiciary organization of the school. Their duty is to judge all cases brought before them by the board of moni' tors. A new system was introduced this year; the student head of the Tribunal is now called the Judge with the Law Secretary and Process Server under him. The largest of all these organizations is the StU' dent Council which has for its members each home room president and representatives from various school activities. The Student Council formulates all the school laws which govern us. This year's Council's main activity was the sponsorship of sev- eral after school dances which took the place of the dances previously held after basketball games. Those who serve on any of these groups help to make Upper Darby High School a better school for both teacher and student. Thirtyeigh t Opposite page STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Wilson, Reynold , Ensile, Cunningham, Day, Rude, Hunter, Hume, Biel, Seidenburg, Boyle, Mac- Nichol, Flanegan, McCurdy, Damon, Lawless, Cridland. Second Row: Damon, Sharon, Schwartz, Smith, Dona- hue, Nagel, Magargle, Wagner, Reagan, Overstreet, Hen- derson, Stottler, Worley, Free, Dominick, Vogt, Sowers. Third Row: Morton, Cook, Arden, Lyman, Way, Mul- hern. Coulter, Nidcn, Helm, Boyd, Johnson, du Aime, Adams, Palmer, Nyborg, Tyler, Frasch. Fourth Row: Murray, Simensen, Biel, Thompson, Ely, Yudom, Raw- lings, Dessinger, Wise, Donahue, Wetzell, Hoskins, Bradford, Mulhern. Fifth Row: Eye, Jackson, Reminger, Smith, Schneider, Kelly, Arden. MONITORS First Row: Ambrogi, Stottler, Wetzell, Cahall, Milestone, Damon, Jackson. Second Row: Sherwood, Hambleton, Magargle, Weber, Wagner, Dubbs. Third Row: Coch- rane, Eye, Saurman. TRIBUNAL First Row: Smith, Griffiths, Cahall, Hunter, Wuko, Stottler, Schellhase, Sowers. Second Row: Kennedy, Butterworth, Chapman, Marks, Hough, Wilson, McGaw, Ridpath. Third Row: Henson, Herchenrider, Rude, Donahue, Clark. Mr. Kolcnkhov shows Mr. Kirby how to relax. Look what the G • M c n found. Mr. Henderson argues with Mr. Vanderhof about taxes. ! 3 You ( � n ( Tako If Willi You Forty MARTIN VANDERHOF and his daughter Penny showed us how to go about the busi' ness of living in the fullest sense of the word. From Grandpa Vanderhof down, the people were individualists. They did as they pleased and no questions asked. The success of the play may be attributed to Miss Mowry's tireless coaching, and the opportunity for sclf'C.xpression afforded in those “character” parts. Numerous hidden talents were discovered among the members of the senior class who lived their parts on stage and off. For a hilarious six weeks' period fireworks and masks were created; Russian, Southern and drunken dialects cultivated; ballet steps practiced to faltering xylophone accompaniment; snakes and kittens cob lccted; typewriters and printing presses operated, and love scenes enacted. During the long hours of rehearsals many practb cal jokes were played, new friendships made and old tics strengthened in an atmosphere of cooperation and team work. The cast lived up to its title, and enjoyed life to the greatest extent—for after all, “You Can't Take It With You. “YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU Directed by Miss Helen Mowry THE CAST (In order of appearance) Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba Paul Sycamore Mr. De Pinna Ed Donald Martin Vanderhop Alice Hederson Tony Kirby Boris Kolenkhov (Understudy) Ruth Thistle Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby Three Men Hurry Wulp George Ebeling Prompter Ann Taylor Paul and Martin tell Penelope about Alice’s leaving. The G-Men find Mr. De Pinna. Rcba and Donald read of the arrest of the Vandcrhof family. I---------■ 1 SVOOKS npHRILLS and chills, reams of screams, and slews of slaughters comprised the junior “hit” play “Spooks.” It is to be expected when Mrs. Groome directs a play “something new” will be added, but the novelty of this play surpassed anyone's expecta- tions. With members of the cast screaming down the aisles and dashing up to knock on an imaginary door, the audience was in a state of delicious terror bordering on hysteria. Donald Garson, the Rochester of Upper Darby, was the audience's special delight until he became the villain. “Willie Whitman relieved some tense situations with his stuttering and Dave Thomas put everyone in a panic with his grease painted hands and sepulchral tones. (It took him one-half hour to get it off.) Yes, Spooks was a real success and the enjoy- ment gained by the audience was equaled only by that gained by the cast. THE CAST Directed by Mrs. Myrtle Groome Elliott Butterfield ....................Merl Hague Jody ..............................Edna Hyde (Fri.) Jean C. Doll (Sat.) Marion Blackwell ...............................Carol Shaw� Sam .....................................Don Garson Douglas Blackwell ......................Bill Whitman Laurette Blackwell ............Jean McCurdy (Fri.) Ethel Clark (Sat.) Silas Willoby .........................David Thomas Messenger Boy ..........................John L. Couan Inspector Ryan .................................Byron Besse Miss Brown ..........................Kathryn Sanney Doris Clift (Understudy) Police Officer ........................Ralph Bradford Prompters ..............................Joan Lappin Manon Huebner Forty-two Carol Shaw grasps the pen and in hurried frenzy signs on the dotted line under Dave Thomas’ supervi- sion while the rest gape on. JUNIOR PLAY Ethel Clark hesitatingly holds the gun while Ralph Bradford stands by for action. Dusty Garson retreats as Bill Whitman stalks bravely forth to meet the Spooks.” Stuttering Bill Whitman struggles for words to propose to attractive Jean McCurdy. Inspector Besse reveals the mystery to a perplexed household. Fort -thrce A Day in May • • NE of the loveliest of all Upper Darby tradi- tions is the May Day ceremony, known far and wide throughout this and neighboring communities. Even in these war days, it was considered so im- portant as a morale builder that it was retained. Those who come from far and wide to see the festivities tell us that it is unrivaled in high school ranks. This year the observance took on a slight military flavor, with the V for Victory over the May Queen's throne and with the students march- ing on the field in a V shape. We hope that nothing will happen in the years to come to spoil this fine old custom. The May Queen and her ten attendants together with the two train-bearers and the crown-bearer. The traditional, colorful May Pole dances. Seniors inarching on the field for the drill. The impressive V for Victory march. The winsome Queen, Milly Wilson. WITH HAMI and ORCHESTRA 'J'HE orchestra's activities are centered in several outlets other than those immediately within the school. They combine in an annual concert with Lansdownc High's orchestra, and have entertained assembly groups from the junior high school. Under the direction of David D. M. Haupt, they have as- sistcd the Choral Club in the presentation of the Christmas concert. Each member plays for the eiv joyment he receives out of using an instrument. ORCHESTRA Carol Andre, Virginia Goslee, Claire Hansen, Do:tic Hiques, Grace Lloyd, Kath- arine Stottlcr, Doris Whitaker, Chester Duncan, Robert Eash, Robert Greenawalt, Richard Herchenrider, Foster Reynolds, George Schultz, Phil Jones, Alice Adams, Ethel Clark, Betsy Lentz, Helen Lewis, Doris Jeffries, Polly Moon, Dorothy Stout Priscilla Walter, Frances Lopez, Theo. Braun, Norman Cochrane, Donald Crocker Peter Dellheim, Robert Dcllhciin, Harry Donahue, Albert Goldsmith, George Groty- hann, Robert Holzmuller, Donald Kchl, Dennis Laughlin, Marian Baldwin, Anne Chapman, Corinnc Clcncnceau, Carolyn Tanner, Mary Jane Wilson, Robert Hollis William Ferguson, William Shctter, John Verna Phil Jones, Virginia Gosling, and Foster Reynolds— outstanding musicians of the orchestra. jP VEN a football game seems flat without the band to lend color to the field, yet this musical organi' zation takes part in many activities other than its main function during the fall sport season. Under the direction of Michael Dotti, the band entertains in student assemblies and performs at various musi' calcs sponsored by the Choral Club. It is an estalv lished factor in school life. BAND MEMBERSHIP Mr. Dotti, Bandmaster Cochrane, Goldcnberg, Hartzcll, O’Brien, Neal, Schultz, Sykes, Tyler, Higgins, Marshall, Alexander, Auve, Barr, Clarke, Ewing, Goldsmith, Grauch, Hast- ings, McKnight, Merirov, Nelson, Patton, Spangler, Sperry, Thompson, Sussman, Rupp, Whitehead, Wright, Hague, Thomas, Anderson, Cook, DiCrecchio, Drew, Ebcrsole, Ferguson, Fischer, Jaus, Jones, Kendall, Mac- Hale, Meir, Patterson, Rice, Smithwick, Snavely, Strack, Summerell, Taylor, Turner, Wampler, Zilinsky Drum Majorettes—Madge McGuigan, Marie Killen, Edna Bix- ler. Color Guards—Dunkan, Cochrane, Adams, Hud- son, Morton, Glah. Fortyscven Choral dull Convenes ecT'LL see you in 126!” is a familiar phrase to every member of the Choral Club, the largest and most popular organization in the school. Under the supervision of its cooperative executive commit' tee, this year's performances were highly common dablc. Combined with the A Cappella the three hundred and sixty-two members of the Choral Club participated in the Annual Sacred Christmas Con cert, the Delaware County Bond Rally, the Spring Patriotic Music Festival, and the combined Lions' Club Minstrel Show and Steel Pier Frolic. The pro- cecds from the MinstrcbFrolic were given entirely toward scholarships awarded to seniors. Dr. Clyde R. Dengler, the director, is the real guiding spirit of the Choral Club. Besides being president of the Upper Darby Lions' Club and the director of six other choral groups, his enthusiastic interest and participation in all the Choral Club ac tivities has promoted the club to that of one of the most outstanding of high school choruses. The Choral Club was accredited by Mrs. Roosevelt as rendering the most spontaneous and electrical per formances of the Ballad for Americans she had ever heard. Instead of Riving its usual Easter program this year, the Choral Club collaborated with the Upper Darby Lions’ Club in the presentation of their minstrel show. Since the minstrel is given for the purpose of raising money for scholarships for the students, the Choral Club was glad for this opportunity to help in such a worthy cause. ’� 7 «1 AfP '.M Forty'eight THAT chromatic crescendo could he corrected!” says one musician to a fellow member of the concert choir as they pour over one of the selections from their large repertoire. These technical terms have been assimilated through their experience in the highly trained chorus of eighty-five members selected for the excellence of their voices after a year's participation in the Choral Club. Among the highlights of the year were perform- ances given at the Bellevuc-Stratford and Benjamin Franklin Hotels and the recording on Christmas Day over Station KYW of a transcription of Christmas music made by the Choir. Eight assembly pro- grams were given throughout the year and several performances on Dr. Dengler's weekly broadcast on Station WF1L. One of the most interesting features of the con- cert choir is the furthering and promoting of indi- vidual talent. The choir presents soloists, a girls' double trio, a mixed octet, and a male quartet, which perform frequently at the local civic organizations, women's clubs, and various charitable institutions. These accomplished groups function after school and arc representative of the infectious spirit that prevails in the entire Choral Club. With the Concert Choir First Row: Tomasco, Cambios, Hawkins, Sherwood, Ar- den, Seidenburg, Wiggins, Dr. Dengler, conductor; Hatch, Bell, Henson, Dougherty, Fisher, Ross, Kutz. Second Row: Jones, Laurence, Borer, Blauch, Hipwell, Bixler, Lockard, Kline, Arovitch, Rathbone, Morris, Mowry, Price. Third Row: Phillips, Stutz, Tear, Ham- ill, Hughes, Reagan, McCall, New, Dubbs, Trembly, Rein, Bahler, Casaccio, Roberts, King. Fourth Row: MacMullen, Garson. Fifth Row: Bardo, Oakley, Wag- ner, Anderson, Atchinson, Janda, Lawhorne, Hyde, Lilly, Ritter, Moore, Adams. Sixth Row: Wooding, Burnett, Kreidcr, Dawson, Gaylcy, Hugo, Biel. Forty ninc The UpI'Dah, the oldest organization in the school, was presented this year in an entirely new form. Following the present trend of compactness, the magazine was made smaller and more concise. The main purpose of the UpI'Dah is to give recognition to those interested in the literary or artistic field and to honor those chosen for “Fidelis. Four staffs work to publish the UpI'Dah. The literary staff under the editor-in-chief and guided by Miss Edith Gaukrodger reads all manuscripts and selects those contributions best suited for publication. The art editor and her staff, with Miss Elizabeth Kingsley as adviser, illustrate the magazine. The secretaries type each article as it is selected and Mr. Shenk handles the business end. The experience in criticism, writing, judging, and working with others is both thrilling and invaluable to all connected with it. Above: Louise Roswell, Art Editor, and her comely staff. Below: The Literary Staff with Editor Damon try- ing to look preoccupied. Fifty FORD The Acorn UPPER DARBY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. UPPER DARBY, PA., FEBRUARY 19, 1943 ips ven lete for irships re scholar- senior class application scholarship ts can be m! are de- luired in ;en either school, lependent 1 colleges ig schol- h are as tuition arships schol- ege—8 $1,000 TVch- uition olar- ieco lips, i oi and ir ic Id 1 ACORN LITERARY, BUSINESS STAFFS AND TYPISTS First Ron: Dickson, Francis, Gordon, Keen, Henderson, Editor-in-chief, Bell, Hughes, Hantill, Schaffer. Sicvnd Ron: Steiger. Cinoman, de Lucia. Hindle, Edwards. Prevail, Max- well, Tyson, Robinson. Third Ron : Williamson, Garnoy, Thomas, Thistle. Stout, McGaw, Ide, Boeshore, Lamb. Fourth Ron-: Farr. II, Aruffo, Webb, Trainer, Saurman, McCIarin, Bredin, Swindler, Butterworth. FIFTEEN YEARS IN BUSINESS Under the advisorship of Dr. Matilda Bailey, the Acorn stati has completed its fif' teenth year of publication. Issued weekly, the Acorn gives a resume and preview of all school news and activity. The Business staff handles the money end of the publication, taking care of all adver tisements, subscriptions, and mailing. Each week, a group of typists reports to prepare material written by news reporters for the printer. These three groups comprise the entire organization of the A corn. Trom 12:30 to 3:00 in room 0. In the course of the year they have vis- ited the Franklin Institute, Bulletin Building, the Art Museum, 69th St. fire house, building projects and other places of interest. Motion pic- tures have been taken on all trips and a complete reel will be shown at the end of the year. Ration Rook Two to Be Issued February 23-26 Sixty thousand people will have to be registered in Upper Darby Town- ship for their War Ration Book Number Two, Februa -.- 00 — —Henry Koithlinc, Xlootstv iaf|ihin. Bunch, Daniel Markin : Uoom 1-9 Henry SoderiwrK, Edward Pick. Fred Hiracb. Hurry Don«hue: Room I2-1G—William Klnuxc. Mar- shall Main. Henry Clino. Frank Pntlrnon. Room i—Nancy Brown. Eli . Smcdlcy: Room 4—Virginia Young, Nancy Talcott. Thelma Broughton. Ruth Binder; Room 9—Nancy. Damon. Mary Iahi Yu t. Ida May Ritter, Cor- trudo Hardy. Eli . Ilar.ly. Joan Manner- Room 12—Sura Loo Buck — Peggy a-'- • ' 1 F Mi “R T orig i but -shor the i of t name chose public and K mittcc ings I; a succ I mittee saders’ publicii l oster-i Babs Li ing is u Fox am I mittees function 1 semblies, paring o The m Jeanne Molly Me Lesser, Lt Anne Cha Elizabeth Battaglini, Members tee are as Len Mulht Way, Rand Victor Libc Harlcn, Ma Babs Noran, Jayne Hamp Warfel. Kstl J immy Will “Jeff Sheeh Wield, Betty Making up are Babs La Betty Steel, Bean, Jane G Joan Mooney, Newberry. The price o: $1.65. The ha will soon be tu lot ---- • (FOR PRINTUr uaa «nr flTSCRIPT FOR PAGE Text Heads f coiiete or school .Upper Darby...High...School Sub-Heads Captions Remarks.... The Oak . -..1.9.43 dumber of words in entire article ... 144 Write on thie ude oi eheet only Typewritten copy should be double-spaced title • ....WE...MAKE .A..BO.O}£........1......................................... Write exact wording that U to appear in the book With eager enthusiasm we started in the beginning of the year to glance r the dummy and to voice our ideas, in order to make this Oak just as erior as we could. Realizing that this record is important not only to the ident body and to the parents but also to the office staff of Upper Darby nior High School, we tried to enumerate all the activities of our high school iars. Under the guidance of our adviser, Mr. Noel, we tore into this gigantic ask. The literary staff and the art staff with their clever ideas worked on the ake-up of the book and the business staff, with Dewees Adams as manager, took .are of the senior pictures and the actual selling of it. The other photographs and action shots were snapped by everpresent (ubiquitous) Mr. Hoehler, our adviser; and Bob Bredin. °,,r cihcicn, Opposite pagc Jhe J'terary „a. for £' Mr- Hoehler an 'P� «s. THe staff i, ,n a formal SPORTS Although the war has brought about an inevitable curtailment of sports, because of the lack of transportation, there has been no lessening of the quality of the ultimate product. This has been a good year for us even though we lost some of our best coaches. The Fighting Hova In VARSITY FOOTBALL ' 'VN paper, the varsity football season looks like a fairly disastrous one, with three wins, five losses, and one tie. However, it was a season notable for several things. One of the outstanding heart- aches was the loss to Lansdownc by the score of 2-0. For the first time in eight years the “Old Oaken Bucket passed into their hands. Lower Merion had one of the strongest teams in her history. She had bowled over one opponent after another. Even Lower Merion would admit that the absence of Dick Ambrogi from the latter part of the game probably saved her from defeat. The Royals had expected to annex the Milne Trophy permanently by winning from Haverford on Thanksgiving. The game ended in a scoreless tic, however, so that it will remain for some future aggregation to bring the prize home. Hall goes over the lop with Radnor opposition stoppinR him. ) Jim Bateman, Royal halfback, steadying himself to bring down an Episcopal foe. Upper Darby’s Les Price slips away from a would-be Media tackier. Ambrogi crouches as he charges to make the tackle while Boyle attempts to catch up from behind. VARSITY FOOTBALL A vicious tackle stops a goal-line threat. First Row: Hoskins, Bansbach, Kennedy, Price, Mac Nicoll, co-captain; Ambrogi, co-captain; Donahoc, Biel Second Row: MacGregor, Kingelhoffer, Garner, Free burger. Eye, Prcndcvillc, Bcvis, Flood, Worrell, Frantz Third Row: Mr. Loeb, assistant coach; Beattie, Hig gins. Race, Smith, Kelly, Boyle, Thorn, Hirsch, Mr Mefort, coach. SCHEDULE OPP. 7 U.D. 0 21 0 6 2 0 13 0 12 14 0 12 Lower Merion 19 13 Haverford 7 7 J. V. Football A LTHOUGH finishing the season with three vie- ■ tories, two defeats, and one tie, the Royal junior varsity football team did not maintain the standard set by other squads in recent years. After nosing out Cheltenham, the Royals could do no more than hold Haverford to a scoreless tie. The Lansdownc J. V.'s, following the example of their Varsity, beat Upper Darby. The Royals then lost to Abington and wound up their season with wins over Media and Lower Merion. As in past years, this squad has produced some boys who will undoubtedly play varsity football next season. Front Row (Silling): Bollinger, sophomore manager; Donzanti, Beer, Valentine, Palmer, Smith, Dielens, Parks. Second Row: Dougherty, Downs, Wise, Clark, Baker, For- man, Way, Dietsch. Third Row: Dimmig, Sheridan, Biel, Riviello, Mathews, Castiglone, Funk, Good, Duffy, Ridpath, sophomore manager. Back Row: Niden, Sow- ers, Kirkpatrick, Stralley, Fitzsimmons, Mr. Grimmett, coach; Johnson, Chambers, Naughton. U. D. player comes in to make sure as oppo- nent goes down. Halfback scampers away from Lansdownc foe. SCHEDULE Cheltenham OPP. 6 U.D. 7 Haverford 0 0 I.ansdowne 6 0 Abington ...19 6 Media 7 23 Lower Merion 0 6 Piftyntine Von Need si tloiir Head A GAIN the Royal hooters, after many years at heading the Suburban Conference, ended up in the cellar. Gaining only two victories, against West Phila- delphia and Abington, the Royals dropped seven games, being beaten twice by conference members Lower Merion and Haverford and by non-confer- cnce members, Girard College, city champions Northeast, and Bethlehem. The team, composed mostly of juniors and sopho- mores, might have done better could they have con turned the scoring power they showed at the begin- ning of the season when they earned tics of 2-2 and 4-4 with Episcopal and Frankford. The prospects of next year seem brighter with nine letter men returning to form the nucleus around which the team will be built. SCHEDULE Episcopal OPP. 2 U.D. 2 Frankford 4 4 Haverford 1 0 West Philadelphia 0 2 Lower Merion 2 0 Bethlehem 3 0 Abington 2 2 Girard College 3 1 Haverford 2 0 Lower Merion 2 0 Northeast 4 0 Abington 0 1 25 12 Sixty Manager George Blythe and Captain Winfield talking over plans for a match. Hcadwork at close quarters as the referee watches closely. Opposite Page Shaw uses his head in front of U. D. goal as opponent charges in to attempt to score. VARSITY SOCCER First Row: Hurley, Roney, Shull, Pcclco, Winfield, captain; Cameron, Geoffry, Moritz, Brican. Second Row: Pasker, Buck, Hill, Shaw, Rust, Moore, Barclay, Beckman, Burto. Third Row: Reed, Sam, Campbell, Ra- cek, Kaninka, Soderberg, Van dc Boc, Tully, Rudolph, Taraba, Blythe, manager. Sixty-one I VARSITY CROSSCOUNTRY First R o w: Rosborough, Rump, Wagner, co-captain; Henson, Dillman, Vogt. Second Row: Aldous, man- ager; Jones, Du Aime, Sea- graves, Robb, co-captain; Mr. Strange, coach. In the Long Run The Royal varsity gets off to a fast start at the District Meet. Rump and Rosborough plodding along soon after passing the half-way mark at the Dis- tricts. VPENING the season with a hotly-contested tie- feat by Norristown, the Royal Harriers im- proved considerably to decisively defeat Lower Mcrion. Continuing their good form, they de- feated a hard-running Chester team at their first meet. In spite of the fact that their opponents in their next race had their blood sampled for medical tests, the Harriers lost to a superior Overbrook team, which eventually took second in the City Championships. After this disheartening defeat the Strangemen lost their next race to Woodbury, because of the exceptional spirit and form shown by Browning and Dan Ross. After spending sev- eral weeks training for the Suburban Champion- ship, the team unfortunately lost two of its best runners when Dick Henson and Dutch Wagner both came down with severe colds. With part of the team running without practice, the Harriers placed third in a field of nine suburban schools, behind Norristown and Olncy. SCHEDULE OPP. U.D. Norristown 26 35 Lower Mcrion 39 23 Chester 50 20 Woodbury 19 36 Ovcrbrook 17 44 District 2nd place Dillman beats out an Ambler runner at the finals on the Cobbs Creek course. Dillman and Du Aime running together as they start the last mile. Junior Varsity 4 It OKS (OIWTKY LED by a group of experienced upper classmen, the Royal J. V.'s stretched their undefeated string to twelve straight meets over a two-year period before succumbing to a powerful Overbrook aggregation. They gained most of this year's vic- tories by overwhelming margins, hanging up three perfect scores. The Novice Race, at the beginning of the sea- son, was won by Ralph Young, a sophomore who developed rapidly until forced out by illness. Dean Arden was second and Dave Vogt, third. Both saw varsity action later. Barton Goldenberg was the most consistent leader with several firsts and seconds. Hicks, Arden, and Prevail were other standbys, while Jones and Dill- man were J. V. scorers when not running varsity. Dillman, a junior, was chosen by the team as the runner who improved most during the season. Fackler, Crane, who led the locals in the District Championships, and Mearkle, junior varsity cap- tain, were among the sophomore and junior harriers who showed promise for the future. Although a weakened Upper Darby outfit was trounced by a hard-running Norristown combina- tion in the championship meet, the season as a whole was very successful, and a nucleus of cam- paign-hardened runners will return for service next year. SCHEDULE OPP. U. D. Norristown 34 24 Lower Mcrion 81 15 Chester 85 15 Springfield Varsity 57 20 Woodbury 67 15 Media Varsity 58 17 Overbrook 24 35 District Meet (Cobbs Creek) Norristown 17 40 JUNIOR VARSITY CROSSCOUNTRY First Row: Cowan, From, Crane, Mearkle, captain; Fachlcr, Goldenberg, Smith. Second Row: Thomas, man- ager; Mulhern, Reese, Saur- man, Arden, Prevail, Haly, Henderson, manager. A tense but eager throng cheering the Roy' alettes to victory. Doris Hamilton races to aid team-mate Peggy Hehman in getting the ball from Radnor. Doris Schock successfully scoops the ball over Lansdowne’s defense. •an Morctt dribbles to Racing to score, the striking circle. A golden opportunity to score on a corner, we did! The Girls Take It till the Shin TT 7 ITH «1 speedy forward line, and an unyield' ing Kackfield, the Upper Darby Royalettes ex- pcrienccd a thrilling season and closed their victori- ous schedule with hut one loss. High scorer Peggy Hehman was outstanding in the play, and with the excellent teamwork of half- backs, Lee Ann Wagner, Dot Thomas, captain, and Bar Kara Hume, led our team to six victories. Eager spirit saw us through each game beginning with Lower Merion and reaching its zenith when the Purple and Gold encountered the stellar Swarth- morc eleven, to come out in a triumphant tie. From that game the Royalettes went on to heat the threatening Norristown team and thus ended the high school hockey career of our seniors. Coaches Scott and Westcrvelt were proud of the winning season and pleased with the players. The presence of the war was also felt by the hockey squad; many players had to travel on trolleys and buses to attend the games, but this did not deter them as shown by the scorebooks. SCHEDULE OPP. U.D. Lower Merion 1 5 Yeadon 0 1 Haverford 1 3 Swarthmorc 0 0 Sharon Hill 2 4 Radnor 1 5 Norristown 0 1 VARSITY HOCKEY First Row: Hamilton, Wagner, Morett, Henderson, Thomas, captain; Ellis, Musser, Hume, McCambridge. Second Row: Schock, Neithammer, Heacock, Riewe, Smith, Abrahms, Dickson, Schellhasc, Moslein, manager. Ssxty ive •limior Varsity • HOCKEY First Row: Protesto, Kuhlman, Free, O’Rourke, Massimino, Swartz. Second Row: Heyl, man- ager; Kulp, Rosenbcrgor, Bellas, Kurowski, Sutcliffe, Gordon. Third Row: Achterman, Donahue, Hardy, Copp, Armstrong, Jappe, Van Weguen. THE Jay Vec Royalettes gave each of their opponents a fighting game. With mostly sophomores in the line-up this team surprised their coaches with four wins. Upper Darby's jay vee team is primarily for the experience these games give the girls but this season found the players getting valuable experience and winning their games, too. The first game of the season, with Lower Merion, found five sophomores in the starting line-up. This game was won by our team, three to one. They then went on with their schedule and in each game learned more of the fine points of hockey and de- veloped better teamwork. All this added up to four wins, two losses and one tie in the scorcbooks. Lorna Copp, an excellent goalie and now with experience will in all probability land a varsity berth along with other sophomores, Mary Armstrong and Jane Kuhlman. High scorer of the junior varsity, Mary Protesto, will also see varsity action next hockey time. Coaches Westcrvclt and Scott arc look- ing for great things in the hockey team of '43. SCHEDULE OPP. U.D. Lower Merion 1 3 Yeadon 0 1 Havcrford 0 0 Lansdowne 0 1 Swarthmore 2 0 Sharon Hill 2 1 Radnor 1 2 Norristown 0 1 Lansdowne wins ihc bully with a bounding start. Jay Vee Betty Schell base steals the ball from opponents with a circular tackle. Carmcla Di Prima come up with a Yea Team!” CHEERLEADERS 1P URING the past year's sport season, the war has not altered the enthusiasm and pep of the cheering squad in its support of the athletic teams. The squad was handicapped, however, when it began the year without a sponsor. In this event, Mr. Bernardino was called in and provided able leadership until inducted into his country's service, at which point Miss Hcnebry took over his job. With Carmella DiPrima acting as captain, the squad consisted of Suzanne Duke and Marilyn Engle, seniors; Russ Thayer, Rita Tomasco, Marie Dodaro, Betty Nye, and Peggy Ellis, juniors; and Joan Griffiths, Jane Nagel, Jayne Hampton, Betty Rodes, and Hank Sevard, sophomores. Service to the school other than at actual football and basketball games takes place in the form of leadership at the annual Songs and Cheers Contest, and promotion of spirit at pep rallies and assemblies. Kneeling: Hampton, Rodes, Duke, Di Prima, co-captain; Engle, co-captain; Ellis, Tomasco. Standing: Savart, Griffiths, Nye, Nagle, Olsen, manager; Dodaro, Thayer. AKE IT BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Thompson, Frcar, Durso, Smith, Webb, Spaidc, Mackin, Ambrogi, Simpson, Mulhcrn, Joseph, Mayer, Mayer starts to pick off Haverford player after his Ely, Thompson. pass to Durso. Royals and Lower Merion wait for the ball to come down. o tui: itoux i rT ,HE Royal varsity basketball team this year had the makings of a championship group and was at the end of the season tied for second place. The team was captained by Mike Durso and greatly aided by the high scoring of Harley Joseph. This season saw the Royals better than they have been for the past several years and also saw two coaches. Better than half-way through the season Coach Carson Thompson left for the Navy and was superseded by Randolph Grimmett. The boys gave Coach Thompson a brilliant send-off with league victories over Norristown and Abington. The game with Norristown was the best of the year for the Purple and Gold five since after losing their away contest, they came back to take the game with an outstanding exhibition of shooting, winning by 44 to 34. Though decisively beaten by Lower Merion, the Royals completed a successful season with a team that every Upper Darby rooter might be proud of and leaves an excellent nucleus for next year's squad. SCHEDULE OPP. U.D. Episcopal 27 33 Lansdowne 25 31 ♦Haverford 36 39 ♦Norristown 32 23 ♦Abington 20 48 ♦Lower Merion 60 28 ♦Cheltenham 36 39 •Norristown 34 44 Lansdowne 33 32 ♦Abington 36 44 ♦Lower Merion 61 37 •Haverford 35 25 •Cheltenham 34 37 Total 449 460 League Games. Durso looks on as U. D.. and Haver- ford scramble for the ball. Play begins with Joseph getting the jump. Upper Darby moves in to follow up Joseph's shot. Sixty-nine •limior Varsilv KASKETItALL 'T HE Royal Junior Varsity sharpshooters con eluded the 1942-43 season with an average bet- ter than .500. Led by Coach Mahlon Hagerty, a new-comer to Upper Darby this year, the J. V squad showed mostly all new faces this year. There weren't any outstanding stars on the team, but the fans were pleased with the teamwork displayed. Although most of the games featured good basket- ball, the Royals looked their best in the second game against Lower Merion at the Palestra. U. D. really outclassed the Ardmore team for the greater part of the game and fought hard to maintain a slim lead, only to see the Aces win the game, which could have been anybody's right up to the last. Many of the players will make excellent varsity material for next year. SCHEDULE (Boy ) OPP. 9 20 22 17 37 33 7 27 32 Lansdowne 32 23 Lower Merion 24 Haverford 44 U.D 34 17 26 33 21 21 13 29 33 20 44 17 18 Seated: Bollinger, Baker, Rawlings, Waters, Sheldon, Grigsby, Abrams, Ellis. Standing: Mr. Hagerty, coach, Dielens, Mackin, Penman, Hastins, Adams. Seven!v Kneeling: Kulp, Schock, Protesto, Massimino, O'Rourke, Bradshaw. Standing: Smith, Van Wegan, Smedley, Armstrong, Ricwc, Beck, Widoncr. Second Team KASKKTKALL rT1HE girls' seconds ring basketball team this year, ably led by their captain, Lis Smedly, really outdid themselves. Winning every game but that with Norristown, and losing that by only two points, they really showed what fine playing and cooperation can do for a team. Guards Lis Smedly, Bea Rourke, Betty Riewe, Alice Smith, and Betsy Van Inwegen held back the opposing players, while forwards Betty Hardy, Doris Schoch, Marjorie Bradshaw, and Mary Arnv strong forged ahead to make the winning points. Since all of these girls are cither Sophomores or Juniors, and made such a splendid record, next year's varsity team has every indication of being a winning one. SCHEDULE OPP. V. D, Haverford 14 23 Ridley Park 12 42 Norristown 23 21 Radnor 15 28 Y cadon 7 34 Lansdowne 17 27 Swarthmorc 12 20 Scventyonc The Ivenlle Sex Plays Itougli T ED by co-captains, Marie Ellis and Barbara Hume, the girls' basketball team 11 finished the season with a record of three wins and four losses. Besides their seven game schedule Coach Westervclt's Royalettes played a practice game on January 10 with Collingsdale. Ann Musser, Marilyn Shultz, and Marie Ellis held the forward positions. Marie was high scorer for the season with an average of twelve points a game. Boasting such persons as Barbara Hume, co-captain, Barbara MacCambridge, and Ann Gillen, juniors, the guards played an alert, defensive game. Only four players will be lost this year. Sophomore Winnie Mutchler won her varsity letter and Mary Armstrong also helped out in many varsity games. Juniors, Libby Abrams and Gertrude Hardy, gained their letters. Ann Gillen, swift, experienced guard, has been elected captain for next season. With so many players returning, an excellent season is in store. In the circle: First Row: Ellis, co-captain; Hume, co-captain; Mutchler. Second Row: Musser, Shultz, Abrams, Hardy, B. Last Row: McCambridgc, Gillen, Hardy, G. SCHEDULE Marie Ellis takes it on the bounce. Haverford OPP. 21 U. D. 28 Ridley Park 13 25 Norristown 28 23 Ellis jumping against a much taller opponent as Arm strong looks on. Radnor 34 22 Yeadon 31 23 Lansdowne 11 28 Winnie Mutchler leaps for a high one. Swarthmore 26 20 Seventy'three We ftill For It ZOOMING from last place in the District to see- ond, the Upper Darby wrestling team conv plctcd the most successful season since 1936 when the Royals were District Champions. Coach Fred Loch's charges lost their opening and closing matches to Lansdowne and Cheltenham, re' spectively, but between these two defeats they scored six straight victories to round out a season of eight dual meets. Among these victories was a 24'19 win over Paulsboro, New Jersey State Cham' pions. Leading the mat maulers to their successful sea' son were Captain Larry Vogt, who scored five straight pins during the season, A1 Filipponc, once defeated and 155 pound District champion, and John Boyle, who was 185 pound District champion, undefeated during the season and unscored upon until the District Meet. SCHEDULE OPP. U.D. Lansdowne 25 18 Lower Mcrion 16 23 Penn Charter 15 33 Hill School 7 33 Paulsboro 19 24 Abington 13 30 Haverford 13 36 Larry Vogt pins one of his many unlucky opponents. Cheltenham 33 11 Sitting: Bell, Cowan, Engle. Kneeling: Luthy, Sowers, District Meet Second Vogt, D., Vogt, L., captain; Eash, Loyle, Birmingham. Standing: Mr. Locb, coach; Gcmmcll, Higgins, Spcidcl, McNclis, Boyle, Filipponc, Morton, Flood. On the ICange VARSITY RIFLE Kneeling: Mohney, Hicks, Reinhardt, captain; Leonard, Duncan. Standing: McLean, Wilson, Mr. Wood, coach; Hudome, Ricvc. THE records of the Royal Rifle team show that they have finished another season without a single loss. An ammunition shortage and restric- tions in travel caused the schedule to be reduced to only postal-matches and bi-weekly matches spon- sored by the National Rifle Association. But the Royal sharpshooters came through again and se- cured a place among the first ten teams in the coun- try in this competition. A five-man team was also entered in the Hearst match and made a score of 862, which is very good for a high school team. Another individual match that several of the members participated in was the Junior National Prone Championships, in which Chester Duncan received second place against country-wide com- petition. It may be necessary to disband the Purple and Gold team for the duration, although several experi- enced shooters will return next year, for the team's supply of ammunition has been nearly exhausted. SCHEDULE Millvale OPP. 471 U. D. 497 Crosby 488 492 Aberdeen (Weatherwax) 489 494 Mannheim 488 496 Mount Joy 485 492 Coach Wood gives Captain Reinhardt a little instruction. W at i: it w a it: it AFTER winning four straight dual meets, the Royal swimmers finished a disappointing third in the District Meet before they lost their only dual contest of the year to Coatesville. Eddystone provided stiff competition in the opening tank con- test for Coach Herzog's boys, but the U. D. natators won by a 34-31 score. They then proceeded to trounce Abington 57' 12. In the fol- lowing meet while U. D. defeated Norristown 37-29, Don Stough- ton, Royal 220 yard freestyle artist, broke the school record when he covered the distance in 2:37.6. With a win over Pottstown, the Royals went into the District meet where they gained a third place. In the District Meet Stoughton placed first in 100 yard freestyle while McKaig gained a second in diving. Both Stoughton and Me- Kaig went on to the Eastern Regionals where they placed second and fourth, respectively, in their events. Stoughton ended the season by gaining third place in the 100 yard freestyle at the State Champion- ships. SCHEDULE OPP. U. D. Eddystone 31 34 Abington 12 57 Norristown 29 37 Pottstown 29 33 Coatesville 19' j McKaig executes a swan dive from the low board. District 1 Third Stoughton and Schellhase prepare to dive in at the start of another race. BOYS’ VARSITY SWIMMING Seated: Buri, Dinon, McKaig, Rump, Schellhase, Stoughton, Haig, Ellison, Williams, Standing: Ricve, manager, Haggerty, Hontz, Free, Formon, Paine, Mr. Herzog, coach. Griffiths caught in the middle of her jack-knife dive. Kleinfelder gets ready to start her part of the relay. UNDER the leadership of co-captains, Beverly Kleinfelder and Lee Ann Wagner, this year's mermaids had a good season with two wins, two ties, and only one loss. Because of the present war situation, the lack of heat in the pools, and the absence of gasoline for transportation, several teams dropped from the Suburban League; therefore, there was no compe- tition for the Suburban League Cup. Many of last year's team were lost by graduation, but the sophomore girls came to the aid of the team by supplying them with Joan Griffiths, Shirley Gerber and Janet McConnel in the diving section. Marion Huebner. next year's captain and Peggy Ingram came back this year with a big splash and helped the team to several victories. Three Seniors will be lost from the team this year: Beverly Kleinfelder, Midge Randall, Lee Ann Wagner. Even though it will handicap the team somewhat, the mermaids will be back in there next year splashing and kicking for old U. D. SCHEDULE George School North Branch Y. M. C. A. Abington .............. Collingswood Lower Merion ............. OPP. U. D. 43 32 27 30 33 33 14 52 _N EYE ICYWII E It E GIRLS’ VARSITY SWIMMING Standing: Loag, manager, Ger- ber, Achterman, Lcnham, Sanney, McConnell, Fox. Sitting: Griffiths, Hcacock, Huebner, Kleinfelder, Wagner, Randall. Janda, Lappin. BASEBALL BOYS TENNIS Episcopal Lomdownc Lower Merion Cheltenham Hoverford Norristown Friends Central Lower Merion Abington Collingdole Cheltenham Hoverford Norristown Abington Opp. U. D. 5 7 0 0 4 9 2 12 2 12 3 4 5 2 0 3 0 7 Cancelled 6 9 2 5 6 9 7 6 9 , ' � 2 Episcopal Opp. 2 U. D. 5 Northeast 1 5 Radnor 0 5 Volley forge M. A. 9 2 Cheltenham 0 5 Abington 0 5 Lonsdownc 4 4 Hoverford 2 5 Lower Merion 1 4 Norristown 0 5 TRACK V M GIRLS TENNIS Opp. U. D. Ridley Park 37 71 Dclco Meet First Lower Merion 32 85 Ursinus Rcloys Second Villanova Invitation Second District 1 Second Big Six Tic for First Opp. U. D. Swarthmore College, J.V. 4 GOLF Suburbon Championships First ..I I Abington Lower Merion Cheltenham Lower Merion Cheltenham Abington W M Radnor Lansdownc Berwyn Lower Merion Norristown 3 4 2 4 4 3 4 1 5 3 3 SWEET SWAT T TNDER the leadership of coaches Grimmett and Holmes, the Upper Darby baseball squad had only a mediocre season. With the power hitting of Captain Joe Wuko, four other regulars from last season back, and former varsity men filling the other positions, it seemed as if the Royal ball club was destined for big things, but costly errors spoiled the teams chances. After taking their first league game from Lower Merion, the Royals dropped their next to Haver' ford when they outhit the Fords, but errors let in the winning runs. Next year will find U. D. with the same infield with the exception of the catcher, but it will be up to the coaches to scout around for a new outfield combination. Sitting: Simpson, Durso, Wctzcll, Clark, White, Mul- hern, Wuko, captain; Diclens, Ogden. Second Row: Costagliola, Buck, Mathers, Walters, Taylor, Insley, Boyd, MacGregor. Third Row: Jones, sophomore man- ager; Sykes, manager; Thompson, junior manager; Bell, sophomore manager. Lait Row: MacNicolI, Di Prima, Mackin, Ely, Mr. Grimmett, coach. SCHEDULE Thurs., April 2—Episcopal at Upper Darby Thurs., April 8—Upper Darby at Lansdownc Thurs., April 22—Upper Darby at Lower Merion Thurs., April 29—Havcrford at Upper Darby Mon., May 3—Upper Darby at Abington Mon., May 6—Upper Darby at Norristown Thurs., May 13—Lower Merion at Upper Darby Thurs., May 2C—Upper Darby at Havcrford Mon., May 24—Abington at Upper Darby Thurs., May 27—Norristown at Upper Darby Dielcns makes a frantic dash for first. The whole bench looks happy over the matter. Mulhern ready for a cut at the ball. Foster Reynolds takes a cut with his No. 2 iron. Til SI I IpOoiI Ipo I ft T N SPITE of prevailing difficulties in obtaining golf balls and transportation facilities, the Royal Divot Diggers carry on. This year Hi-Top was se- cured as the home course, being much more accessible than Paxon Hollow. Coach McDonnell's boys have been practicing hard without much incentive, for many of the teams of the Suburban League have been disbanded for the duration. However, the Purple and Gold match was staged and plans are under way for other intra-team matches. Several of the top positions arc filled by experi- enced golfers—Dick Wells, Foster Reynolds, only returning lettermcn, and Jim Horton. Their work for the team has been especially commendable and has done much to arouse and maintain the spirit and enthusiasm of the other members. SCHEDULE Lower Morion (2) Berwyn (2) Pottstown (2) Pierre S du Pont (Wilmington) (2) GOLF TEAM Standing: Suiter, Mr. McDonnell, coach; Rey- nold� . Sitting: Phillips, Horton, Wells, Kief- Dick Wells at the finish of a neat pitch shot. Front Row: Niemand, Wilcox, Shaw, Scagraves, Klinglehoffcr, Cowan, Crane. Second Row: Dozanti, Race, Mesirov, Ros- borough, H u d o m e, Hicks, Laird, Sheridan. Third Row: Foreman, Wise, Krimmel, Dill- man, Roney, Wilson, Hender- son, Turner. Junior Varsity m TRACK TTPPER DARBY retained its junior varsity track team this year although the Athletic Association found it impossible to schedule meets for them because of the transportation difficulties involved. Mr. Thomas J. Milne, track coach, has kept the sophomores and juniors who made up the J. V. track squad interested by placing them in as many varsity meets as possible. The varsity is dependent upon its J. V. team mates to replenish the supply of field and track men which will be lost by graduation. Re- placement of this year's varsity men will be neces- sary next season as a great many lettermen will be lost by graduation. Mitchell balancing for a nice heave. Hudomc shows good form with the discus. Eighty-one Tr:i k Tri 11 m |� Ii s ETER a leave °f eighteen years, Mr. Milne again took up coaching the Upper Darby track team as the Royals boasted the strongest squad in U. D. track history. This is due to the fact that U. D. was able to garner two or more places in most events to roll up high team scores. In the Delco Meet the Royals ran wild and scored 62 points, the highest tally ever made by a single team in this meet. During this meet Brcdin, broke the Delco Meet record, which he had set last year. He made the astounding jump of six feet three inches. U. D.'s only weakness was the weight events, in which they scored few points during the course of the season. But the double scoring in the other field and running events, more than overbalanced this deficiency. Bob Bredin, Slate champion, gets over the bar in a practice jump. VARSITY TRACK Du Aime, Short, Snow, Ambrogi—Philadel- phia Suburban Relay Champs. SCHEDULE Penn Relays Delco Meet Inter-Class Meet Purple and Gold Meet Villanova Inter-Scholastics Suburban Championships District I Championship State Championship Tom Short and Bud Hunter lead the pack in the 880 at Lower Merion. Chuck Strahley gets the javelin off for a nice heave. Birmingham and Cameron over the lumbr in the 220- yard low hurdles. VARSITY TRACK First Row: Ulrich, Du Aime, Copp, Ambrogi, co-cap- tain; Brcdin, co-captain; Snow, Short, Birmingham. Second Row: Briean, Ellison, Smith, Strahley, Mayer, Cameron, Shaw. Third Row: Rieviello, Kennedy, Cope- land, manager; Wagner, Jones, Donahue. Eightythree Net f | 'HE team this year feels very seriously the loss L of the seniors of last year. Ray Morris and Harvey Jagoe arc both playing on the team at the University of North Carolina. Emil Dath and Ed Lawhorne are badly missed too. The only Icttermcn returning are the Vogt brothers, Larry and Dave. At present Larry is playing first singles; Dave, sec- ond; Robert Kirkpatrick, third, and Robert Strander, fourth. The doubles team is composed of Efrem Milestone and Joseph Busch. Dick Sheldon, a sophomore, is showing good prospects. The season did not open very auspiciously as the team lost to both Lower Merion and Lansdowne to start the season. SCHEDULE April April May 20 Episcopal 29 Lower Merion 1 Tournament at George School May May 6 Lansdowne 10 Haverford College Freshmen May May May 12 Abington 20 Radnor 29 Haverford School Larry Vogt alert to receive a fast one.. Dave Vogt at the start of a fine backhand. BOYS’ TENNIS Standing: D. Vogt, Sowers, Kirkpatrick, Frantz. Sitting: Klaus, Busch, L. Vogt, Stran- der, Milestone. Profit g EC AUSE of a very late spring and poor weather conditions, the Girls' Tennis Team had to post' pone practice for a few weeks, which made their schedule very uncertain. This was a had break for the team and for Mr. Stevens, who was the coach this year, as it seemed that U. D. would have an excellent team this season. They were very lucky in having six returning lettermen,—Ann Musser, who captained the team and who was also very good as a sophomore; Lee Ann Wagner, Marie Ellis, Doris Siter, who played first singles when a junior; Nancy Nichols and Betty Hardy, a junior this year who won her var- sity letters when only a sophomore. SCHEDULE May May May 6 Lansdowne 10 Radnor 11 Swarthmore College Junior Varsity May 13 Abington May 18 Lansdowne May 20 Lower Merion May 20 Lower Merion May 26 Berwyn Nancy Nichols starts her serve. Marie Ellis on the receiving end. GIRLS’ TENNIS Sitting: Buttcrworth, junior manager; Ellis, Nichols, Siter, Hardy, B., Musser, captain; Hoovcn, senior manager. Standing: Henson, Hardy, G., McCambridge, Wagner, Abrams, Hendrickson. 1 ii 11 21 in ii ra 1 1 si sr i t CINCE very few of us possess ability to win a varsity letter, Miss Marion Scott, Miss Ann Jackson, and Mr. Herzog planned a program several years ago to give the rest of the school, who enjoy sports as much as the leaders, an opportunity. In- tramural activities give all students an outlet for plenty of good fun. Offered are hockey, soccer, and tennis in the fall; basketball in the winter; softball in the spring. To stimulate enthusiasm, numerals are awarded the class and school champions. With a team called the “Dodgers the sophomores became school champions in hockey early in the fall. The combination of junior homerooms 5-28 clicked so well they captured the school soccer title. With some really fancy playing senior homeroom 229 beat all comers to win the class and school boys' basketball title. 12th Grade 12th Grade 11th Grade 11th Grade 10th Grade 10th Grade Basketball Champs Soccer Champs Basketball Champs Soccer Champs Soccer Champs Basketball Champs Intramural Hockey Champs— The Dodgers. Intramural Basketball Champs Winnie’s Cutics. s i ; i o it s That senior year, the goal toward which we have been moving for twelve years. How simple it seems when it arrives, and how short it has been. We do not know what the future holds for us, but we can feel that our preparation at Upper Darby has been of the best. Earl Biel Robert Higgins Marie Ellis John Boyle President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer J incly Class Officers anil Executive Committee TOURING our three years in high school we have been fortunate in having very efficient and capable leaders. They have helped the class of '43 to succeed in the many things, both large and small, which we have attempted. Our dances, plays, parties and our financial prob- lems have been taken care of by the Executive Com- mittee and Class Officers. Many hours of discussion and debate have been spent finding solutions to our many problems. This year the Executive Committee has been ably led by senior class president Earl Biel, who has for two years done a wonderful job in presiding over our class meetings. In his absence Bob Higgins, the vice- president takes over; while John Boyle, treasurer. spends his leisure time counting our money and keeping our class out of financial difficulty. The many letters and notes which must be written are handled by class secretary Marie Ellis, who is also very efficient in recording the minutes of the meet- ings. The Executive Committee is composed of one member from each senior homeroom, and its meet- ings arc held every Thursday. The duty of members of the Executive Committee is to bring in complaints, problems or suggestions from their homeroom; then their problems are discussed and solutions presented for these problems. Mr. Boyd and Miss Chrisman have rendered their aid to us during these meetings and offered many helpful and beneficial suggestions. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Silling: Hoffman, Durso, Hambleton, Boyle, Miss Chris- Standing: Jones, Schellhase, Farrell, Mr. Boyd, Wagner, man, Biel, Ellis, Rump, Henderson. Prevail, Scott, Cinoman, Allan, Snyder. Richard Hcrchcnrcidcr, Mabel Daniell, Louis Dinon, Ellen Cavagc, Vaughn Chambers, Nancy Nichols—the six high-ranking students of the class. For Srlinhirsliip INCE 1933 it has been the custom each year to inscribe on the Scholarship Plaque the names of those six people ranking highest in scholastic attainments. Because of so much unrest, both in school and outside, those who keep up their marks deserve even more credit than ever. It is with great pride that the “Class of 43” adds their names to the roll of honor, for these people have worked conscientiously. Because of the limitations placed upon it by the “Class of '33” only students who have been in Upper Darby for three years may attain this honor. T incty-ttfo Pat Lawless, Earl Biel, Ethel Seidenburg, Mike Durso, Marie Ellis, Bob Higgins JN 1933, the class graduating that year presented to the school two plaques. One of these is dedi' cated to service, the other to scholarship. Every year six students arc chosen from the graduating class to have their names engraved on the Service Plaque. These six, three boys and three girls, have given unselfishly of their time to the furthering of the school. They have devoted their time and efforts to music, dramatics, publications, student government, sports, and other activities. We are proud of the names to be inscribed on it this year, for they have worked long and hard for class and school. hihI Service J incty'three II EADS FEET Best Sports—Lee Ann Wagner, Mike Durso . . . Best Dancers—Owen Ircy, Bill Klaus . . . Most Popular—Marie Ellis, Earl Giel . . . Wittiest—Marty McGraw, Bud Hunter . . . Peppiest—Carmella Di Prima, Bill Nyborg . . . Cutest Couple—Marty McGaw, Dave Wetzell. Most Dignified—Nancy Johns, Bob Buchanan . . . Best Dressed—Marilyn Shultz, Vince Prcndevillc . . . Best Looking—Jeanne Cahall, Joe McNelis . . . Biggest Flirts— Nancy Reagan, Bob Higgins . . . Hardest Workers—Ruth Casselberry, Dick Henson ... Most Likely to Succeed— Patricia Lawless, Vaughn Chambers. HUNTER DEWEES ADAMS 4024 Vernon Road Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Stall 2. 3: Honor Roll 2: Publicationi Acent 2. 3 Clms: Oa{. limine� Manager 4; Dance Committee 3 Clubs: Latin 3. 4; Lceuwenoek 3. Vice-President 4, MARGARET C. AINSWORTH 829 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publications Agent 2: Monitor 2 Clou: Commencement Usher 3; Committees: Dance 2. 3: Party 2. 3 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4: La Socicdad Panamcricana 3. 4; Latin 2; Rifle 2 Sports: Baseball Numerals 2: Basketball Numerals 2; Hockey Numerals 2 RICHARD G. ALEXANDER 137 Chatham Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publications Agent 4 Clubs: Bowline 4; La Socicdad Panamcricana 2; Stein- met 2. 3. 4 President 4 MOLLY C. ADAMS 637 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill EXPERIENCE GOLD Clubs: Beaux Art 2 Sports: Junior Varsity Swimming 2 RODERICK H. ALDOUS 4041 Vernon Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Sports: Varsity Croat Country. Manager 4 CHARLES RUSSELL ALLEN, JR. 150 Ashby Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Left January 29. 1943 to enter Sw-atthmorc College School: Honor Roll 2. 4; Monitor 3; Student Council 2. 3; Tribunal 3; Stamp Salesman 3 Class: Color Captain 3; Commencement Usher 3: Ex- ecutive Committee 4 Clubs: Bowling 2; Fencing 2, 3. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; World Affair Forum 4 Sports: Baseball Numerals 2 RICHARD THOMAS AMBROGI 324 Lincoln Avenue Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: A A. Council 4: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Dis- tinguished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Monitor. Chairman 2: Student Council 2. 3: Tribunal 2 Class: Commencement Usher 3; Committees: Dance 4; Executive 2. 3: Treasurer 2 Club.: Hi-Y 3. Treasurer 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Varsitv Foot- ball!. Co-Captain 4; Varsity Track 2. 3. Co-Cap- tain 4 MARGARET H. ANDERSON 426 Hampden Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Stamp Salesman 4 Class: Committees: Dance 4; Party 4 Club.: A Cappclla 2. 3; Choral 2. 3. 4; Dramus 4; Lc Ccrdc Francais 4 WILLIAM ANDERSON 3815 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Claii: Dance Committee 4 Sports: Basketball Numerals 3 CAROL Y. ANDRE 520 Gaincsboro Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff 2. 3: Orchestra 4 Clan: Committees: Candy 4; Dance 3. 4; Party 2; May 3 Club.: Chess 2. 3. Secretary 4. Team 2. 3. 4; Pleiades 2. 3. 4: Riding 4; World Affairs Forum 3. 4 DEAN NORMAN ARDEN 506 Kenwood Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2; Distinguished Honor Roll 3; English Pritc 3: Student Council 4 Class: Junior Play; Oak. Literary Staff 4; Commence- ment Usher 3 Clubs: A Cappclla, Treasurer 4; Fencing 2. 3. 4; Team 2. 3. Co-Captain 4. Hi-Y 3. 4; World Affairs Forum 2. Vice-President 4 Sports: Soccer Numeral 4 DORIS MAE AROVITCH 502 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD School: Publications Agent 2, 3; Upl-Dah, Art Staff 3. 4 Class: May Committee 3 Clubs: Beaux An 3. Secretary 4; Rifle 2 Sports: Basketball Numerals 3 Tiinetysix CATHERINE JANE ATCHINSON 4105 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club : A Cappella 4: Choral 3. 4; La Sociedad Pan- amcricana a, 4; Ride 2 CAROL E. BAHLER 8321 Delaware Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Publication Agent 4 Clou: Dance Committee 4 Club : A Cappella J. 4; Beaux Am 4; Choral 2. J. 4; Library J. 4 ROSE ANN BAKER 929 Concord Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 5 Clou: Committee : Candy 4; Dance 2, J Club� : Le Cercle Francait 3. 4; Library 3. 4; Rifle 2. 3 Spout: Hockey Numeral 3: Junior Vanity Hockey 3 MARGARET M. BACH 7107 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication Agent 2. 3; Upi-Dah. Bu� ine � Stall 2. 3: Stamp Saleiman 3 Clan: Committee� : Candy 4; Dance 2. 3. 4; Execu- tive 3; Party 2. 4 Club : Bowling 4: Dramti 4; La Socicdad Panameri- cana 2. 3. 4; Pleiade 2. 3. 4; Riding 2. 3. 4 BETTY JANE BAKER 292 Highland Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD WALTER J. BALLUS 4126 Roscmont Avenue Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Club : Beaux Art 4 JAMES CHARLES BARBER 110 Ardmore Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Left October 23. 1942 to join Army ELEANOR LAURA BARDSLEY 416 Kent Road Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2: Stamp Salctman 4 Clau: Committee� : Dance 3: Party 2: Play 3 Club : Choral 3: Fencing 2; Lc Cercle Francait 4; Library 4 MARIANNE S. BARGER 223 Ardmore Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Monitor 4 Clan: Committee� : Bulletin Board 3: Party 2: Play 3 Club : Choral 4; Commerce 4; Le Cercle Francait 4 RUSSELL B. BARCLAY 135 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club : Aero 4; Bowling 4; La Socicdad Panamcricani 3. 4 Sport : Batketball Numeral 4 GLORIA W. BARDY 231 Springton Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Agent 3: Stamp Sale� man 3 Cla : Committee : Candy 4; Dance 3. 4; Party 2. 4; Play 3 Club : Algetrarca 2. 3; Latin 4; Table Tenni� 2; Tay-Wiitalvan 4 LOIS JEANNE BARRY 439 Hampden Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Ninety-seven PAUL L. BARTHOLOMEW 4201 Rosemont Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication Agent 4 HARRY J. BATES 836 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered September, 1942 Club� : A Capella 4; Riding 4 WILLIAM H. BECHMANN 338 Windemere Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clubi: Bowling 4; Choral 4 THOMAS H. BARTMAN 19 Marlborough Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE CJubi: Bowling 4 WILLIAM DAVIDSON BEATTIE 317 Huntley Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD Left December 2. 1942, to join Marine Sport : Vanity Football 4 REGINA ELLEN BELL 7183 Radbourne Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Acorn. Typi� t 4; Stamp Sale� man 3 Clou: Oak. Biuineu Staff 4; Committee : Candy 4; Dance 4; Play J Clubi: A Cjpella. Co-Secretary 4; Aero 4: Archcrv 2; Choral 2, 3, Executive Committee 4; Pint Aid and Social Service 3. 4; Hi-Y 4; Tee-Ball 3 Sport : Hockey Numeral 3 OMERO BENANCHIETTI 577 Larchwood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Club : Algctrarca 2. 3 ANGELINA M. BERNARDINO 8529 Monroe Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4 Cl : Oak. Typiit 4 JEAN R. BERND 7256 Calvin Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Entered September, 1942 WILLIAM NORMAN BERSON 158 Ovcrhill Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club : Bowling 4; Riffe 2 EARL H. BIEL, JR. 173 Wellington Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Student Council. Prendent 3. 4; Service Plaque Committee 3; Stamp Saletman 3: Welfare Committee 4 Cla� � : Vicc-Pre ident 2; Pretident 3. 4; Commence- ment U� hcr 3; Play U� her 3: Committee : Dance 2. 3, 4; Executive 2. 3. 4; Party 2. 4 Club� : A Capella 3. 4; Choral 2; Hi-Y 2. 3. Vice Prendent Sport� : Ba eball Numeral 2; Junior Vanity Football 2; Vanity Football 3. 4 BERYL ROBERTA BLAUCH 7300 Miller Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Cl � : Oak. Anociate Buiincas Manager 4; Publication Agent 4 Club� : A Capella 3, 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Latin 2. 4; Rifle 2; Archery 2 Sport : Bateball Numeral 2 Ninety-eight AUDREY JANE BLOCK 22 Powell Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Class: Party Committee 2 Club� : Choral 2. 3. 4; Dramiu 2. 3. 4; Fencing 2; History 2. 3: Lc Cercle Francait 2, 3, 4; Rifle 2, 3. 4 BETTE MAE BOCK 147 Ashby Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Club� : A Capella 3. 4; Choral 2 ELAYNE C. BORER 725 Strawbridge Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Chut: Committee : Bulletin Board 3; Candy 4; Dance 2. 3. 4: Party 2. 4 Club� : A Capella 3. 4; Beaux Art 2: Bowling 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Dramiu 2. 3. 4; Latin 2 Sport� : Tenni� Numeral 3 GEORGE D. BLYTHE 335 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Club� : Bowling 2 Sports: Soccer Numeral 4; Vanity Soccer. Manager 4 NATHANIEL BERNARD BOONIN 7864 Beverly Boulevard Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Club� : Steinmets 2. 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4; World Affair Forum 3. 4 DANIEL T. BOWDEN 732 Edmonds Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Student Council 2; Orchestra 2. 3 Class: Play Committee 3 Club� : Bowling 3. 4; Latin 2 BETTY JANE 184 Glencoe Road BOWEN Upper Darby EXPERIENCE GOLD EDWARD H. BOWMAN 704 Shadeland Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Club� : Bowling 2 School: Monitor Club� : Bowling 3. Treaiurcr 4; Table Tenni 2 ZEVART BOYAJIAN 8904 West Chester Pike Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD JOHN CONRAD BOYLE 1221 Clonncurry Road Norfolk, Virginia COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Service Plaque Committee 3. 4 School: A. A. Council 4; Monitor 2: Student Council 2. Vice-President 4; Tribunal 2 Class: President 2. Vice-President 3. Treasurer 4; Committee : Dance 2; Executive 2. 3. 4 Club� : Hi-Y 3. President 4 Sports: Varsity Football 2. 4; Vanity Wrestling 2. 4 JOHN HENRY BRANDT 4025 Sommers Avenue Drexcl Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD ROBERT MATHEWS BREDIN 7006 Pennsylvania Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 4; Acorn. Photographer 3. 4 Class: Junior Play; Oah. Photographer 4; Commence- ment Usher 3; Committee : Dance 2. 3; Party 2. 3: Play 3 Clubs: Algetrarca 2; Hi-Y 3. 4; La Sociedad Pan- americana 4; Pleiade 4 Sports: Vanity Track 2. 3. Co-Captain 4 T inetynine ROLAND S. BRIEAN, JR. 427 Glendale Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 3 Chut: Committer� : Dance 2; Executive 2 Clubs: Hi-Y 5. Sports: Soccer Numerals 2; Junior Varsity T:a k 2; Varsity Soccer 3. 4 IRMA FOSS BROCKHOUSE 7104 Scaford Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered September. 1942 Clubs: Le Cerclc Francai� 4 BETTY BROWN 333 Burmont Road Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Clubs: Choral 2. 3 HARRIET LOUISE BRINER 731 Harper Avenue Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Clubs: Choral 2. 3 AUDREY MARIE BROWN 345 Lombardy Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Class: Party Committee 4 Clubs: Che� � 4; Choral 4 NANCY A. BROWN 7152 Radbournc Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 4; Monitor 3. 4: Student Council 2 Class: Oak. Literary StalT 4: Commencement Usher 3; Committee� : Candy 4; Dance 2. 3; Executive 3; Party 2. 4; Play 3 Clubs: Bowlins. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Fencing 2. 3, Fencing Team 2: First Aid and Social Service 2. 3. President 4: TayAVistalvan 3. 4 BEL FORD G. BRUBAKER 115 Englewood Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubs: Ride 2. 3 ROBERT LEE BUCHANAN 102 Copley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE GEORGE E. BUCK 3837 James Street Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Sports: Soccer Numerals 3; Varsity Soccer 3. 4 SARA LEE BUCK 7639 Parkview Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 3. 4; English Prize 3; Publications Agent 4; Upi-Dan. Literary Stall 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3; Committees: Dan:c 4; Play 3 Clubs: Choral 2: History 2. 3: Horace Mann 2: Library 3. 4: Le Cercle Francais 3. 4: TayAVisul van 3. 4; World Alfairs Forum 4 JOSEPH P. 252 Wcmbly Road BUONO Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE JOHN HENRY 711 Alexander Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY BURI. JR. Drexel Hill PURPLE Clubs: Aero 4; Bowling 3 Inc Hundred JENNIE ELIZABETH BURNS 1221 Morgan Avenue Drcxcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Publication Acent 4 Clan: Committee� : Dance 2; Party 4 Club : Rowling 5. 4: Choral 2. 3. 4: Dramu 2. 3. President 4; Lc Ccrelc Francai 5. 4; TayWutilvan 4 Sport� : Tenni Numeral� 3. 4 JOHN L. BUTZ 72 Hardy Road Lansdownc BUSINESS PURPLE THOMAS ANDREW CAIRNS 615 Foss Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 5. 4 Sport� : Juuior Vanity Football 3: Basketball Numer- al 2 JAMES W. BURR 182 Sherbrooke Boulevard Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clubi: La Sociedad Panamericana 4 JEANNE DOLORES CAHALL 1216 Bclheld Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2. 4. Chairman 3: Tribunal 3. Pres- ident 4 Class: Commencement U bcr 3; Committees: Bulletin Board 2; Dance 2. 3. 4; Party 2. 4: Play 3 Club : Bowline 2. .3. Secretary 4: First Aid end Social Service 2; Hi-Y 3. 4: Lc Ccrclc Francai 4; Tay-Wistalvan 3. Secretary 4; Rifle 2 ROBERT MALCOLM CAMERON 7005 Hazel Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Schools Publications Agent 3; Monitor 2; Student Council 2. 3 Class: Committees: Dance 2. 3; Party 4 Clubs: Bowling 3: History 3 Sports: Baseball Numeral 2; Junior Varsity Track 2; Varsity Track 3; Varsity Soccer 2. 3. 4 RUTH LOUISE CARLSON 7135 Stockley Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publications Agent 3 Class: Committees: Candy 4; Party 4 Clubs: Pleiades 4 PAULINE CASACCIO 118 South Pennock Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Honor Roll 2: Upi-Dih. Typist 4 Class: Play Usher 3 Clubs: Choral 2: A Capella 4 GEORGE P. CASSIDY 6843 Walnut Park Drive Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Monitor 2 Class: Committees: Dance 2. 3: Party 2. 3 Clubs: Bowling 2. 3. 4; History 2 Sports: Basketball Numerals 4; Soccer Numerals 2 KATHRYN ANN CARPENTER 515 Hampden Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Clubs: Choral 2 RUTH ELIZABETH CASSELBERRY 302 Lincoln Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Debating 3. 4; Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Dittin- guished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Biology Prite 2; Stu- dent Council 3 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Dance Committee 3 Clubs: Aero 3. Vice-President 4; German 3. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Table Tenni� 2. 3; Tay-Wi.talvan 4; World Affair Forum 3. Librarian 4 Sports: Baseball Numeral 2; Basketball Numerals 2; Hockey Numeral 2 ELLEN CAVAGE 621 Copley Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Monitor 3 Class: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: Commerce 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 2 One Hundred One ANGELA CECALE 257 Fairfield Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Entered September, 1942 VAUGHAN C. CHAMBERS 1805 Marshall Road Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2; Distinguished Honor Roll 2. }. 4; Mathematic Prise 2. J: Phytic Priie ; Ameri- can History Prise J; Monitor 2; Student Council Clan: Junior Play; Commencement Uaher J; Commit- tee : Executive 2. J; Party 4 Club.: Algctrarca 2. ). 4; Hi-Y J, 4; Pleiade� . Treasurer 4 Sport.: Baseball Numeral ); Vanity Basketball, Manager 4 GEORGE A. CHRISTY 138 South Ardmore Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD WILLIAM MIFFLIN CENTER 261 Coverly Road Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 4 Class: Committee� : Dance 2; Party 2, 4 Club : Bowling 2. }. 4 WILMA POWERS CHANDLER 4035 Bonsall Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2, i. 4; Publication Agent 4 ROBERT LOUIS CINOMAN 7109 Sellers Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acont, Literary Staff 2. 5. 4; Honor Roll 2. i: Distinguished Honor Roll J; Student Council 2: Tribunal 2 Cl ..: Color Captain 2; OdL Literary Staff 4; Com- mittee : Dance 2; Executive }. 4; Party j, 4; Play Club : Hi-Y J. 4 Sport : Junior Vanity Football 2. Captain J ' Cj Cl j V ' A UV-, 0 ‘V A. 1 1 i l GAYLE VIRGINIA CLARK 232 Wembly Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE CU .: Committees: Party 4; Play J Club.: Algctrarca J; Bowling J; La Socicdad Pan- americana 4; Riding 2 Sport.: Junior Vanity Basketball 2; Junior Vanity Hockey 2 IRVIN STEVE CLARK 3800 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School� : Monitor J Club.: Algctrarca } BERTHA ELIZABETH CLARK 7279 Guilford Road Upper Darby EXPERIENCE PURPLE Club.: Beaux Aru 2. J; Rifle J DONALD CLARK 3421 Marshall Road BUSINESS Drexel Hill GOLD Club.: Bowling 2 ROBERT THOMAS CLARK 2923 Garrett Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Club.: Rowling 2. J, President 4; Chess 4 Sport.: Soccer Numeral 2. i EVELYN I. CLARKE 325 Cheswold Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Stamp Salesman 4 CUn: Committees: Candy 4; Dance J. 4; Play J Club.: Algctrarca ); Beaux Art i; Le Cerdc Francai J Sport.: Baseball Numeral 2 One Hundred Two MARY ELIZABETH 323 Derwyn Road BUSINESS COLLINS Lansdownc PURPLE Entered September. 1942 MAMIE ANNA COMLEY 275 Coverly Road Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clubs: Choral 2; Library 2. 3. 4 RICHARD H. CONSIDINE 7004 Llanfair Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Club: Aero 4 One Hundred Three WILLIAM CLARKE 721 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Band 4 MARJORIE HASTIE CLARKSON 3704 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Class: Committee� : Candy 4; Dance 3. 4; Party 4; Play J Clubs: Choral 2. J; Lc Cercie Francai� J. 4: Library 2. 3. 4; TayWistalvan 4; Tce-Ball 2. 3; Rifle 2 DOROTHY ELEANOR CLELAND 3837 Marshall Road Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Clubs: Choral 2. 2 DORIS M. CLINE 2501 Hillcrcst Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD School: Publications Agent 3 Class: Committee : Dance 2. 3; Party 3, 4; Play 2 Clubs: Tee-Ball Team 3 JOHN STUART COCHRANE 952 Foss Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 2. 3. Chairman 4; Band 3. 4 Clubs: Bowling 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 3; Tabic Tennis 2 MARY ELIZABETH COLLINS 11 South Fourth Street Lansdownc EXPERIENCE PURPLE Clubs: Choral 2 LEONARD A. COLAVITA 176 Marlborough Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Band 2. 3 Clubs: Bowling 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 4 Sports: Basketball Numerals 2. 3 D. LOUISE CONARD 785 Shclbournc Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Student Council 4; Stamp Salesman 4 Clast: Party Committee 4 Clubs: Archery 3: Bowling 2; Choral 2: Commerce 3. Vice-President 4 THEODORE HERBERT COPELAND, JR. School Lane Arms Apartments Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 3, 4: Distinguished Honor RoF 2. 3; Monitor 3 Class: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: Algetrarca 4; Bowling 4; Table Tennis 2 ALLAN GILLIATT COPP 7006 Hazel Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Student Council 2; Band 2 Class: Junior Play: Commencement Usher 3; Dance Committee 2. J Clubs: Choral 4; Pleiade 4 Sports: Vanity Track 2, J RUTH VIRGINIA CRIDLAND 841 Anderson Avenue Drcxcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Acorn. Literary Stall 2. J; Honor Roll J; Monitor 1 Class: Commencement Uaber J; Play Usher 5; Com- mittee� : Candy 4; Dance 5. 4; Party 2. 4: Play J Clubs: Choral 4; Latin 2: Le Cerclc Francais 4; Table Tenni 2; TayWistalvan 2. J. 4 KEITH ALLEN CULVERHOUSE 492 Kenwood Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. J. 4 Class: Oak. Literary Stall 4; 1 1 ay Usher 3 Clubs: Beaut Art J; Trea urer 4; Latin 3, Treasurer 4 JAMES COULTER 245 Ardmore Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Student Council 4 Class: Executive Committee 2 Sports: Baseball Numeral 2 VERNON WALTER 519 Alexander Avenue CULVER Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD RUTH JEAN CUNNINGHAM 117 Ashton Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Monitor 3 Class: Party Committee 4 Clubs: Bowling 2. 3, Treasurer 4; Library 4; Com- merce 3. Secretary 4 LUCILLE MARIE DALY ?0I6 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2: Publication Agent 3: Public Speaking Prite 2: Upi-Dah, Literary Staff 3. 4 Clast: Junior Play: Commencement Uther 3; Party Committee 4 Clubs. Ars Poetae 3. 4: Bowling 3. 4: Le Cerclc Francais 2. 3: Pleiade 2. 3. 4; Tee-Ball 2; World Affair Forum 3. 4 MABEL ESTHER DANIELL 242 Long Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Debating 3. 4; Honor Roll 3; Distinguished Honor Roll 4; Publications Agent 2 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Bulletin Board 3; Dance 2. 3; Party 2. 3. 4; Play 3 Clubs: Choral 2, 4; Dramiu 2. 3. 4; Latin 4; Leeu- wenhoek 2. 3. Secretary-Treasurer and Vice-Presi- dent 4 DANIEL WALLINGTON DAVIES 418 Larchwood Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Left December 2, 1942. to Join Navy NANCY DAMON 1005 Childi Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn, Literary Staff 2; Honor Roll 2; Mon- itor 2. 3: Student Council 4; Upi-Dah. Assistant Editor 3. Editor 4; Stamp Salesman 3 Class: Junior Play: Commencement Usher 3; Commit- tee : Candy 4: Dance 2. 4; Party 4 Clubs: Fits! Aid and Social Service 2. 3. Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Latin 2; Pleiade� 4; TayWistalvan 2. 3. 4 Sports: Baseball Numerals 2: Basketball Numerals 2; Hockey Numerals 2 PEGGY GILMORE DAUPHINEE 48 South Brighton Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publications Agent 3; Monitor 2, 3; Stamp Salesman 4 Clast: Committees: Candy 4; Dance 4; Party 2. 4; Hay 3 Clubs: Beaux Art 2; Choral Club 3, 4; La S.xiedad Panamcricana 3. 4: Tec-Ball 2; Rifle 2 MARIE DE FEO 220 Magnolia Terrace Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3 One Hundred Four GAETANO RAYMOND De FRANCESCO 530 Spruce Street Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4 Sports: Soccer Numeral 4 ROY BLANCHARD DELANY 452 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubs: Bowlins 3. Vice-President 4 Sports: Baseball Numeral 2 BARBARA ANN DICKSON 1009 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acom, Literary Stall 2. 3, 4; Honor Roll 2: Publication Agent 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3; Service Plaque Committee 5. 4: Stamp Salesman 3 Class: Commencement U her 3; Committee� : Candy 4; Dance 2. 3. 4: Party 4; Play 3 Club� : Fencing 2; History 3: Hi-Y 3. 4; Lc Ccrclc Franca� 4; Tay-Wistalvan 2. 3, Trcaiurer 4 ROBERT WHITNEY DEHN 1608 Fairfield Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD School: Monitor 4 Ola � : Committee� : Dance 3; Executive 2; Party 2 Sport : Ban-ball Numeral 3 MARGARET Y. DELLOSO 204 Burmont Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Club� : Choral 2. 3 LOUIS R. DINON 435 Lombardy Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: General Publication� Staff. Manager 4; Honor Roll 2; Dittinguithcd Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Pub- lications Agent 4; Monitor 4 Class: Party Committee 2 Cfubi: Algctrarca 4; Che 2. 3, 4; Che Team 2. 3. 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 4; Latin 3. 4; Rifle 2 Sport : Vanity Swimming 4 CARMELLA VIVIAN DI PRIMA 506 Littlecroft Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Acom, Typi t 4 Clast: Party Committee 3 Club : Bowling 3. 4: Choral 4 Sport : Vanity Cheerleading 4 BETTIE MAY DORWART 505 Hampden Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD Club : Bowling 3: Commerce 3 ISABELLE M. DOUGHERTY 4112 Taylor Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Stamp Salesman 3 Cl : Play Committee 3 Club : A Cappella 3. 4: Choral 2. 3. 4; Dramu GENEVIEVE MARY DI 148 Saint Charles Avenue SANTIS Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE HELEN MARIE DOUGHERTY 188 Burmont Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD AGNES REGINA DOUTHWAITE 126 Saint Charles Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD Club : Choral J One Hundred Five ELEANOR MAE DOWNEY ANNAMAE DREW 60 Stratford Avenue Aldan 1143 Harding Drive Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE ALBERT J. DU AIME 7066 Clover Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Agent 4; Monitor 4; Student Council 4 Clan: Oak. Art Stall 4; Committee : Bulletin Board 2. 3: Dance 3. 4; Executive 3; Party 4; Play 3 Club : Beaux Art 2. 3. 4; Bowling 4 Sport : Soccer Numeral 2. 3. 4; Junior Var� ity Cro Country J; Vanity Crow Country 4; Vanity Track 3 PATRICIA ANN DUBBS 644 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor. Chairman 2. J Clan: Junior Play; Committee : Dance J. 4; Execu- tive J: Party 2. 4 Club : A Cappella J. 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 4; Le Cerde Francai 3. 4; Pleiade J. Secretary 4; World AlTain Forum 4 SUZANNE VIRGINIA DUKE 424 East Aldan Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publications Agent J; Upt-Ddh. Literary Stall 2. 1. 4 Cl a � : Oak. Literary Stall 4; Commencement U bcr 3: Committee : Dance 2. 3. 4; Party 2, 4; Play 3 Club : Choral 4; Hi-Y 4; Le Cerde Francai 4; Tay-Wutalvan 2. 3. 4; Tee-Ball 3 Sport : Cheer Leading 2. 3. Captain 4 CHESTER IRVING DUNCAN, JR. 1244 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Orchestra 2, 3. 4 Club : Ride 2. 3. 4 Sport : Vanity Rifle 2. 3, 4 ANTHONY JOSEPH DURSO 120 Glencoe Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 4; Student Council 2. 3 Clan: Color Captain 3. 4; Committee : Dance 3, 4; Executive 4; Party 4; Play 3 Club : Choral 4; Hi-Y 3. Secretary 4 Sporr : Basketball Numeral 3. 4; Soccer Numeral 2; Junior Vanity Basketball 2; Vanity Baseball 2. 3; Vanity Basketball 3, Captain 4 ROBERT E. EASH 1112 Harding Drive Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Orchestra 4 Sport : Varsity Wrestling 3, 4 MARIE VIRGINIA ELLIS 332 Huntley Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: School Welfare Committee 4 Clou: Secretary 4; Color Captain 2. 3. 4; Com- mencement Usher 3; Committees: Candy 4; Dance 2. 3; Executive 4; Party 4 Clubs: An Poetae 3. Secretary 4; Choral. Executive Committee 4; Hi-Y 2. 3. Treasurer 4; Tee-Ball 3 Sport� : Baseball Numeral 2; Basketball Numeral 2; Hockey Numeral 2; Junior Vanity Ba� keth ll 2; Junior Vanity Hockey 2: Vanity Basketball 3. (aj-Captain 4; Vanity Hockey 3. 4; Vanity Tcnnit william McArthur dutton 7103 Hazel Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Club . Aero 3. 4; Bowling 2. 3, 4 Sports: Soccer Numeral 3 GEORGE WALTER EBELING 4410 Durmond Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Agent 2 Club : A Cappella 3; Bowling 4; Choral 2, 3; Ger- man 2. Treasurer 3. Vice-Pre ident 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 3; Pleiades 4 JOHN EDWARD ELLISON 11 South Harwood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club : La Socicdad Panamericana 2, 3. President 4 Our Hundred Six MARII.YN FRANCES ENGLE 518 Winfield Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Monitor 2, 3; Student Council 4; Stamp Salesman 3 Clou: Junior Play; Committee� : Dance 2, 3: Party 4; Play 3 Club� : Ars Poetae 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 4; La Socicdatl Panamerican 3; Rifle 2 Sports: Vanity Chcerleading 3. 4 FRANK ELDON EYE 139 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 2. J; Student Council 4; Tribunal J Cldti: Executive Committee 2 Club� : Aero 2. 4 Sports: Baseball Numeral� 2; Junior Vanity Football 2: Vanity Football 4 DONALD J. FALLON 4712 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Entered September. 1942 School: Band 4 C. EDWARD FAULKNER THOMAS DONALDSON FERGUSON 303-A Hampden Road Upper Darby 203 East Greenwood Avenue Lamdownc EXPERIENCE PURPLE School: Monitor 2; Student Council 3: Tribunal 1 Clan: Committee� : Dance J; Executive 2. 3 Club� : Hi-Y 3. 4 Sport� : Vanity Football 2. 3; Vanity Track 2 ARTS AND CRAFTS Cla� � : Play U� hcr 3 GOLD BURTON ROBERTS FETTERS 224 Wadas Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Sports: Baseball Numerals J ALFONSO CARMINE FILIPPONE 7059 Clover Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 4; Student Council 3 Clan: Executive Committee 2 Sport� : Junior Vanity Wrestling 2; Varsity Wrest- ling 3. 4 EDWARD M. FICK 3839 Albemarle Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll J Club� : Bowling 3 Sport� : Soccer Numeral� 4 MARIE GRACE FILIPPONE 268 Bayard Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff 2; Monitor J Class: Committees: Play ; Patty 2 Club� : Choral 4; Le Cercie Francait 4; Tay-Wistal- van 4 ELEANOR J. EVANS 347 Cheswold Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2: Tribunal. Court Stenographer 4 Class: Oak. Typist 4; Committee� : Candy 4; Dance 3. 4; Patty 4 Clubs: Commerce 4; Library 3. 4; Riding 4 Sports: Baseball Numerals 5 MIRIAM A. FAHNESTOCK Ashland Avenue Secane COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication� Agent 2 Class: Party Committees 2 Club� : Bowling 4: Fencing 2 Sport� : Hockey Numerals 2: Junijr Vanity Hotkey 2. 3; Junior Vanity Tenni 2. 3: Vanity Hockey 4 BETTY ANN FARRELL 2809 Hillcrcst Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn. Busine � Staff 3. Advertising Manager 4; Monitor 3 Class: Committees: Play 3; Executive 4 Clubs: Aero 4; Choral 4: Latin 2; Le Cercle Fran- cais 4; Tee-Ball 2. 3 One Hundred Seven JANE L. FISHER 530 Millbank Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Monitor 4 Cldii: Committee : Dance 3; Party 4 Club� : A Cappclla J, 4; Bowlins 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Dramu 2. 5. 4: Le Cercle Francai 5. 4 Sport : Basketball Numeral 3 JAMES D. FLOOK 208 Biinnont Road Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD Club : Ridins 3; Rifle 3 JOHN WILLIAM FLECK 7052 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD JOSEPH G. FOY 1 Ovcrhill Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD ARTHUR WILLIAM FRANTZ 756 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff 2. J. 4; Publications Asent 2. 3 Chi : Committee : Dance 3; Party 3 Club : Bowlins 3. 4; Che � Team 4: Hi Y 4 Sporri: Baieball Numeral 2: Junior Vanity Football Manascr 2. 3. Varsity 4; Tenni . Junior Vanity Manascr 2. 3. Vanity 4 E. THOMAS FRASCH 4111 Rosemont Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Student Council 3; Band 2 Clan: Play U her 3: Committee : Dance 2. 3; Play 3 Club : La Sociedad Panamcncana 3 HERBERT LINCOLN FREEBURGER 412 Millbank Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Monitor 2; Student Council 2 Sport : Soccer Numeral 2; Junior Vanity Ba k«tba!l 2; Vani-.y Football 3. 4 LOIS S. FROST 119 South Pennock Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Honor Roll 2 CUu: Play Committee 3 Club : Alsetrarca 3; Choral 3. 4; Le Cercle Francai 3. 4 One Hundred Eight GRACE MURIEL FRASER 204 West Providence Road Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Claai: Committee : Candy 4: Party 4 Club : A Cappella 4; Choral 3. 4; La Sociedad Pan american 4 THOMAS PENNINGTON FROM 844 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Sport : Vanity Cross Country 4 GEORGE C. GALPHIN 461 Gainesboro Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3: Stase Crew 2. 3. Manager 4 Clcui: Dance Committee 3 Club : Dramu 3; Hi Y 3. 4; Latin 2. 3. 4; Pleida 3; Rifle 4 VINCENT V. GASBARRO !6 Bcrbro Avenue Upper Darby IUSINESS GOLD •pom: Basketball Numeral� 2; Junior Varsity Basket' ball 2 JAMES GEMMEL 1928 State Road Drexel Hill :OLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD ckool: Monitor 3; Student Council 2: Stamp Sales- man •lass: Party Committee 4 Jfubi: Rifle 2 pom: Junior Varsity Wrestling 3; Varsity Wrest- ling 4 BARTON S. GOLDENBERG 35 Congre� Avenue Lansdownc OLLEGB PREPARATORY COLD rfcool: Band 2. 3. 4 Iass: Play Usher 3 x ru: Junior Varsity Cross Country J; Varsity Cross Country 4 HARRY B. GAYLEY 306 Owen Avenue Lansdownc COLLECE PREPARATORY COLD Entered November, 1942 Clubs: A Cappclla 4 MARGARET DONATUS GLEASON 36 Oxford Street Fernwood ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Clubs: Choral 2. 3 CONSTANCE RUTH GOMBERG 772 Garrett Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Stall 2: Publications Agent 2: Upi-Dih. Typist 4; Service Plague Committee. Typist 4 Class: Committees: Candy 4; Party 3. 4; Play J Clubs: Ar� Poetae 2. 5. 4; Library 2, J, 4 LISLE GORDON 177 Marlborough Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE PEGGY GORDON 7104 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY GOLD Class: Dance Committee 4 Class: Committees: Dance 3; Party 4; Play J Clubs: Choral 2. 4: La Sociedad Panamcricana 1, 4; Riding 2. J, 4; Tay-Wistalvan 4 VIRGINIA LEE GOSLEE 128 North Carol Boulevard Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Orchestra 2. 3. 4 Clubs: Choral. Executive Committee 2; Dramus 2 RAY DAWSON GRADY 218 Long Lane Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Entered February. 1942 School: Monitor 4 Clubs: Bowling 4 DONALD ROBERT GRAHAM 7216 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD DOROTHY HELEN GRANT 4362 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publications Agent 2 Class: Committees: Dance 2. J. 4; Patty 4; Play J Clubs: Aero 3. 4; Table Tennis 2. 3 One Hundred ?{ine J. ROBERT GRAVES 608 Harper Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club� : A Cappclla 4; Algetrarca J. 4; Cheu 4; Choral 2. J. 4; Dramut 2. 3. Vice-President 4: Rifle 2. J ROBERT GORDON GREENAWALT 4010 Dayton Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Orchestra 2. 5. 4 DOUGLASS GREENE 936 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clan: Color Captain 2: Dance Committee 4 Sport� : Basketball Numerali 4 ARTHUR GREENFIELD 7014 Pcnarth Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE JOHN IRVIN GREGG 255 Margate Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAPTS PURPLE School: Student Council 2 RAYMOND PAUL GROVES 354 Windcmerc Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubs. Bowline 4 Spoil� : Junior Vanity Basketball 2. 5 DANIEL H. HAHN 3700 Garrett Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubi: Leeuwenhoek 2. ), President 4 CONNIE L. HAMBLETON 828 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: A. A. Council 4; Honor Roll J. 4; Monitor 2: Tribunal 2 Clan: Secretary 2. 3; Oalf. Literary Stall 4; Com- mencement U� her 3; Committee� : Bulletin Board 3; Candy 4; Dance 2. 3. 4; Executive 2. 3. 4; Pan 2. 4; Play 3 Clubi: Choral 3. 4; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Le Cerelc Francait 3. Secretary 4; Table Tenni� 2; Tay-Wi� talvan 3. 4; Tee-Ball 3 Sport� : Hockey Numeral� 2 GEORGE N. HAMILTON 1101 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURFLE DAVID ALLEN HAIRSINE 454 Windcmere Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club� : Aero 3. President 4; Bowling 3. 4; Rifle 3 Sport� : Soccer Numeral� 3; Vanity Soccer 4; Vanity Swimming 4 R. JEAN HAMILL 234 Heather Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Acorn. Typi� t 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Publica- tion� Agent 4 Clan: Oal(. Butineu Staff 4: Candy Committee 4 Club� : A Cappella 3. 4: Choral 2. 3. 4; Commerce 3: Dramu 4 Sport� : Baaeball Numeral� 2; Basketball Numeral� 2 R. WILBUR HAMILTON 7215 Clinton Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Club� : Rifle 2 One Hundred Ten ROBERT GILBERT HANEY 9 Powell Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Gam: Committee : Dance 3; Patty 4; Play 3 Clubs: Table Tenni� 2 CLAIRE A. HANSON 6820 Ludlow Street Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publications Agent 3. 4; Orchestra 3. 4 CIom: Oak. Business Staff 4; Dance Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 2 ROBERT HENRY HARTZELL 4026 Dayton Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Band 2, 3. 4 Club� : Bowling 4 Sports: Soccer Numerals 3 PALMER HANSELL 213 Hiawatha Lane Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Entered September. 1942 ARTHUR WESLY HANTON 109 Kcnmorc Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Gass: Party Committee 4 Clubs: Rifle 2. 3. 4 THERESA MARGARET HASKINS Rhoads Avenue Primos COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publications Agent 2. 3 Class: Play Usher 3 Clubs: Lc Cercle Francait 3; World Affairs Forum 2. 3. 4 MARION DOLORES !32 Kent Road IUSINESS 2lubs: A Cappella 4; Choral 3 HAWKINS Upper Darby COLD AUDREY MAE HAYSLIP 1109 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clubs: Beaux Art 3; Lc CcrcIc Francais 4 JEAN NANCY HEADLEY 1800 Rosemont Avenue Drexel Hill IUSINESS PURPLE ichool: Honor Roll 2. 3; Commencement Usher 3 'lubs: Choral 2. 3. 4; Lc Cercle Francais 3 MARGARET SUE HEHMAN 7267 Calvin Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Clubs: Riding 4 Sports: Baseball Numeral� 3; Varsity Hockey 4 MARGARET HENDERSON 105 Shadeland Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE hool: Acorn. Literary Staff 2. 3; Editor-in-Chicf 4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 4; Publication� Agent 2; Student Council 4 'lass: Junior Play; Commencement Usher 3; Com- mittee� : Candy 4; Dance 4; Executive 4 'lubs: Hi-Y 3. 4; La Socicdad Panamcricana 3, 4; Tay-Wistalvan 2. 3. Vice-President 4 MARJORIE HENDERSON 328 Avon Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Clubs: Choral 4 Sporti: Hockey Numerals 2; Junior Varsity Hockey 2; Varsity Hockey 3. 4 )ne Hundred Eleven ROBERT CLAIR HENDRICKS 6911 Guilford Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Left December 3. 1942. to Join Navy RICHARD C. HERCHENRIDER 10 North Woodlawn Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY t;OLD School: Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Phytic Priie 3; Tribunal. Prosecuting Attorney 4; Hand 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Service Plaque (Com- mittee 3. 4 Clin: Oah. Literary Stall 4 Clubs: Table Tenni 2, }, 4 ROBERT CARL HICKS 215 Powell Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Distinguished Honor Roll 3. 4; Student Council 2: Service Plaque Com- mittee 3. 4 Class: Oa . Literary Staff 4: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: Algctrarca 4: Le Cerde Francais 4; Rifle 2. 3. Vice-President 4 Sports: Varsity Cross Country 4; Vanity Rifle 4 JAMES MANCHESTER HINDI.E 4740 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff 3. 4; Monitor 3. 4; Service Plaque Committee 4 Class: Committees: Dance 2. 3; Executive 2 Clubs: Fencing 2. Treasurer 3. Team 2. 3; Hi-Y 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 3. Vice-President 4; Le Cerde Francais 3 BETTY L. E. HIRNISEY 3995 Vernon Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered September. 1942 Clubs: Choral 4 ALICE MAE HOFFMAN 818 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3; Publications Agent 3; Mon- itor 3 Class: Oa . Literary Staff 4; Commencement Usher 3; Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4; Executive 2. 3. 4; Party 2. 4; Play 3 Clubs: Choral 3. 4: Hi-Y 4: Le Cerelc Francais 4; Table Tennis 2; Tay?'Wistalvan 3. 4 DOROTHY JANE HIQUES 21 South Fairview Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Entered April. 1942 School: Honor Roll 4; Orchestra 3. 4 Clubs: Choral 4 Sports: Baseball Numerals 3 NANCY JANE HOEFLICH 513 Samom Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3; Plane Geometry Prite 3 Class: Oah. Business Staff 4; Committees: Party 3; Dance 3. 4 Clubs: Bowling 4; Latin Club 2. 3. 4 ALBERT EDWARD HOGGETT 57 South Woodlawn Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Orchestra 2 Sports: Soccer Numerals 2, 4 RICHARD GOODRICH HENSON 82 Pilgrim Lane Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Monitor 2; Student Council 2: Tribunal. Prosecutor 4 Clou: Color Captain 2; Commencement Usher 3; Committees: Dance 2. Party 2 Clubs: A Cappdla 3. President 4; Choral 2. 3, 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Pleiades 3. 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Cross Country 2; Varsity Cross Country 4; Varsity Track 2 ROY HETHERINGTON 478 Burnley Lane Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 2. 3, 4 ROBERT E. HIGGINS 746 Concord Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Student Council 2. 3: Band 2. 4 Class: Color Captain 4; Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; Committees: Dance 2: Executive 2. 3. 4; Play 3 Clubs: Hi-Y 3. Chaplain 4; La Sociedad Panamencaiu 2. 3. Treasurer 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Wrestling 3; Varsity Football 3. 4; Varsity Wrestling 4 Otic Hundred Twelve ROBERT S. HOLDEN 156 Lakeview Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Band 2 '.'Jan: Dance Committee 5 3ub : Bowling 4; La Socicdad Panatncricana 4 SHIRLEY I. HOLLOWAY Ml Wcmbly Road Upper Darby JUSINESS GOLD School: Service Plaque Committee 4 21 ass: Committee : Dance J; Play 3 Jlub� : Commerce 3. 4; La Socicdad Panatncricana 3. 4 EMILY W. HOOPES 16 Morgan Avenue Drexel Hill JUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Roll 2 'Uss: Bulletin Board Committee 2 :?Jub� : Aero 4; Commerce 3. 4; La Socicdad Pan- amcricana 2. 3. 4 Sport : Hockey Numeral 3 DOROTHY MARGARET HOLLERAN 7401 B Rogers Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Service Plaque Committee 3; Stamp Sale� - man 3 Clan: Patty Committee 4 Club� : Choral 3. 4 Sport : Baseball Numeral 3 GEORGE FREDERICK HONTZ 643 Briardiff Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Sport : Junior Vanity Swimming 3. Vanity Swim- ming 4 LOIS JEANETTE HOOVEN 389 Upland Way Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 4; Student Council 2 Chut: Committees: Bulletin Board 3; Candy 4; Executive 3: Party 4; Play 3 Clubs: Choral 3; La Sociedad Panamcricana 3. 4 Sports: Tenni� Numeral 2; Vanity Tcnni . Manager 4 FLORENCE MARIE HOWARD 7052 Greenwood Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Clitu: Patty Committee 4 Club : La Socicdad Panamcricana 2. 3. 4 MARILYN LOUISE HUGHES 328 Windemcre Avenue Lansdowne BUSINESS GOLD School: Acorn. Typist 4 Clan: Junior Play; Ool . Buxines Staff 4; Candy Committee 4 Club : A Cappclla 3. 4; Aero 4: Choral 2. 3. 4; Dramus 2, 3. 4; Tec-Ball 2 EUGENE HUGO 411 Hampden Road BUSINESS Upper Darby PURPLE BARBARA JEAN HUME 550 Beverly Boulevard Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 4; Honor Roll 2, 3; Student Council 3. Secretary 4: Tribunal 2 Clan: Commencement Usher 3; Committee� : Candy 4; Dance 2. 3. 4; Party 2. 4; Play 3 Club : Choral, Executive Committee 4; Hi-Y 2. 3. Secretary 4 Sports: Baseball Numeral 2; Basketball Numeral 2; Hockey Numeral 2; Junior Vanity Basketball 2, 3: Vanity Basketball. Co-Captain 4; Junior Varsity Hockey 2. 3; Varsity Hockey 4 CATHERINE HUNTER 1206 Harding Drive ARTS AND CRAFTS Upper Darby GOLD LELAND CLAIR HUNTER, JR. 316 Lincoln Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club : Choral 3 School: Publication Agent 4; Monitor 3; Student Council. Vice-President 4; Tribunal, President 4; Stamp Salesman 3 Class: Committees: Dance 3, 4; Party 4; Play 3 Club.: Hi-Y 4 Sports: Basketball Numeral 4: Junior Vanity Track 3; Junior Varsity Cros Country 3 One Hundred Thirteen EUGENE FRANCIS HURLEY 7223 Spruce Street Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 4 Club� : Bowling 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 4 Sporti: Vanity Soccer 4 RUTH JOYCE IDE 323 Sliadeland Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn, Literary Staff J. 4; Publication� Agent 4; Monitor 4 Clan: Committee : Dance 2; Party 2. 4; Play ) Clubi: Choral 2, i. 4: Fir t Aid and Social Service J. Vice-Preiident 4; Latin 2; Leeuwenhoek }. 4 Sportj: Hockey Numeral 5 GWENDOLYN J. IREY 922 Ormond Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Roll 4: Publication� Agent 2 Clan: Committee� - Dance 2; Party 2 HARRY HYDE, JR. 3421 West Berkeley Avenue, Drexel Hill OOLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE BURTON WARD INGERSOLL 330S School Lane Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubi: Bawling 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 4 ROBERT N. JACKSON 4409 Marvine Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Monitor 2. J; Student Council J. 4 Clan: Committee : Dance 4; Executive 2; Party 4 Clubi: Algetrarca 4; Bowling J. 4; Hi-Y 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 4; Rifle 2 Sport : Junior Vanity Football J JEAN ELEANOR JACOBS 7117 Seaford Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Clubi: La Sociedad Panamcricana J ELEANOR MARY JEFFRIES 615 Maryland Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Citu: Play Committee j Club : La Sociedad Panamcricana J. 4; Latin 4 LAWSON WARD JOBSON, JR. 7036 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby EXPERIENCE PURPLE School: Student Council 4 Sport : Junior Vanity Football, Captain 2; Vanity Football } NANCY JOHNS 923 Wilde Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publicationi Agent }; Monitor 4 Cldii: Committee : Bulletin Board 2, J: Dance J; Party 2, ) Clubi: Archery 5; Choral 2; La Sociedad Panamcricana J. 4 Spent: Junior Vanity Hockey 2 JAMES JOSEPH JOHNSON 6904 Baltimore Avenue Fcrnwood ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE JAMES KENT JOHNSON 4027 Dayton Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publicationi Agent 2; Service Plaque Com mittee J, 4; Stage Crew 2 Clou: Play Uiher }; Party Committee 4 Clubi: Choral 2. 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana I One Hundred Fourteen ROBERTA CAMPBELL JOHNSON 385 Lakevicw Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD Clast: Oak. Art Still 4; Commencement Usher 3: Dunce Committee $ Club� : Archery 2; Bciux Art� 3, 4; Riding 2; Tec- Bill 5 G. PHILIP JONES 4601 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Distinguished Honor Roll 3; Student Council 2. 3; South-Eastern District Band 3; Pennsylvania All-State Band. President 3: Orchestra 2. 5. 4; South-Eastern District Orchestra 2. 3; Pennsylvania All-State Orchestra 2. 3 Class: Executive Committee 4 Clubs: Dram us 3: Hi-Y 3. 4 Sportt: Soccer Numerals 4; Junior Varsity Cross Country 2. 3; Varsity Cro«� Country 4 HARLEY E. JOSEPH 12 Beech Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Monitor 4; Orchestra 2 Clubs: Hi-Y 5. 4 Sports: Basketball Numerals 4: Junior Varsity Basket- ball 2; Junior Varsity Football 3; Varsity Basket- ball 3. 4 ROBERT Q. JOHNSON 110 Providence Rond Primos COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 4; Student Council 4 Clast: Executive Committee 3 PHYLLIS JONES 4411 State Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff 2: Honor Roll 4; Pub- lications Agent 3. 4; Monitor 2. 4; Upi-Dah. Literary Staff 4 Class: Party Committee 2 Clubs: A Cappclla 4; Choral 2; Ars Poetac 2. 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 3. 4; Library 4; Table Tennis 2 THEODORE KATSANIS 6946 Clinton Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE MARY JANE 217 Chapman Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY KEEGAN I.ansdowne GOLD MARIAN V. KEISEL 4035 Taylor Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Agent 4 Clubs: Lc Cercle France is 4; Riding 3. 4 Class: Play Usher 3 Clubs: Choral 4; History 3; La Sociedad Panamcricana 3; Table Tenni� 3 CHARLES RUSSELL KEITHLINE, JR. 203 Avon Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE CHARLES M. KENNEDY 6971 Guilford Road Upper Darby EXPERIENCE COLD School: Honor Roll 3: Monitor 2 Clubs: Bowling 3. 4: Table Tenni 2. 3 Sports: Baseball Numeral 2 HELEN KERSHAW 11 North Sycamore Street Clifton Heights JOHN A. KERSHAW 11 North Sycamore Street Clifton Heights BUSINESS PURPLE EXPERIENCE GOLD One Hundred Fifteen MARIE ANN KILLEN 7 Church Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Bind. Drum Majorette 4 Club� : Choral 2 H. CLIFFORD KIRK 255 Heather Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE I VIVIAN MORROW KISTLER 4015 Vernon Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clan: Party Commi:tce 2 Club� : Lc Cercle Francai 3. 4 Clubs: A Cappella J, 4; Choral 2. J. 4 Sport� : Soccer Numeral 2 DUDLEY C. KING, JR. 404 Croyden Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Club� : A Cappella 3. Librarian 4; Choral 2 Sport� : Baseball Numeral� 1 RICHARD KENNETH KIRK 255 Heather Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Agent 2; Student Council 2 Club� : Algetrarea 2; La Socicdad Panamcricana 2: Table Tenni� 2. 3. 4 WILLIAM ROBERT KLAUS 252 Covcrly Road Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Upl-Dah, Art Start 4 Clou: Oiut. Art Staff 4; Play Urher J: Committee� : Bulletin Board 4; Dance 2. J. 4; Party 2. 4; Play 3 Club� : Bowling 2; Fencing 2. 3. Prc� idcnt 4; Fencing Team, Captain 4 Sport� : Junior Vanity Football 3: Junior Vanity Tenni� 3 BEVERLY R. KLEINFELDER 646 Foss Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Acorn. Typi� t 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Upi-Dah. Typiit 4 Clan: Commencement U� her 3; Committee� : Candy 4; Dance 2. 3; Party 2. 4 Club� : Ar� Poctac 4; Commerce 3. 4; Rifle 2 Sport� : Vanity Swimming 2. 3. Co-Captain 4 VIRGINIA LOIS KLINE 4007 Garrett Road ARTS AND CRAFTS Club� : A Cappella 4; Choral 2; Ccrclc Francai� 3 Drexel Hill COLD Dramu� 2, 3; Le VIRGINIA RUSSELL KNIGHT 532 Turner Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Monitor 2. 3 Clan: Oak. Art Staff 4; Committer� : Bulletin Board 4; Candy 4; Dance 3. 4; Party 2. 4: Play 3 Club� : Archery 2; An Portae 4; Choral 4; Tee-Ball 3 GEORGE HARVEY KRAMER 134 North Carol Boulevard Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Spout: Baxball Numeral� 3 SPENCER KOHLER 328 Harrison Avenue Upper Darby EXPERIENCE COLD Left November 30. 1942 to join Navy Spcrti: Cross Country. Trainer 2. 3: Basketball. Trainer 3 JOHN BARNARD KREIDER, JR. 739 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club� : A Cappella 3. 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Rifle 2. 3 One Hundred Sixteen JOHN RALPH KREIDER 7436 Rodgers Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Sport : Soccer Numeral 4 JOHN NORMAN KRUHMIN 214 Wesc Magnolia Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Orchestra 2. 3 Club : La Socicdad Panamericanna 3. 4 Sport : Soccer Numeral 4 DOROTHY ANN KUNZ 246 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Club : La Socicdad Panamcricana 4; Latin 2. 4 DOROTHY MAE KRAUSE 107 St. Lawrence Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Acent 4 Clan: Party Committee 3. 4 Club : Beaux Art 4; Choral 3: Lc Cercle Francai 3. 4 JEAN ELIZABETH KUNKEL 446 Burnley Lane Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD School: Stamp Salesman 4 Club : A Cappclla 3; Choral 2 EDNA E. LANCE 2221 Manor Avenue Upper Darby EXPERIENCE PURPLE Club : Library 3 BEVERLY JEANNE LANNIN 4368 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill EXPERIENCE GOLD School: Stamp Salesman 3. 4 dan: Party Committee 4 Club : Library 2; Ridinc 2 PATRICIA ANN LAWLESS 211 Glendale Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff 2; Debating 2. Captain 3. 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Dittinguiihcd Honor Roll 4; Biology Prise 2. Debating Prise 3: Monitor 2; Student Council 4: Tribunal 3 Clan: Commencement Usher 3; Committees: Candy 4; Dance 2. 3: Executive 3 Club : Hi-Y 2. 3. President 4: Plcides 2. 3. 4; Tay Wistalvan 2. 3, President 4; World Affair Forum 3. 4 Sport : Junior Varsity Hockey 2 MARY AUGUSTA LENTZ 7012 Llanfair Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clam Party Committee 4 Club : Beaux Arts 4; Choral 3: La Socicdad Pan- amcricana 4 MARY EMILY LAURENCE 722 Collenbrook Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Monitor 3 do : Oj{. Typist 4; Committee : Dance 3: Party 4 Clubs: A Cappclla 3. 4; Bowling 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Latin 3; Table Tennis 2. 3 CLAIRE A. LEEDS 3200 B Marshall Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD CUu: Committees: Dance 3; Party 4 Club : Algctrarca 3; Choral 2. 3. 4; Lc Cercle Fran- cais 4; Library 3. 4 FRANK RICHARD LEONHARD 226 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD School: Publications Agent 3 Clo : Party Committee 4; Rifle 2. 3. 4 One Hundred Seventeen JUNE LEONHARDT 100 Academy I-anc Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD CAROLYN LEISTER LERCH 4114 Bloomfield Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Club : Bowline J. 4 Entered September. 1942 Spent: Hoeltey Numeral 2 Clubs: Choral 4 BERNARD J. LEU 407 Walnut Lane Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubs: World Affair Forum 2, 3. President 4 CATHERINE ALICE LILLY 915 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Southernern District Chorus 3 Class: Oak. Butines Staff 4; Dance Committee 3 Club : A Capped� 3. 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Dramu 2, 3. 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 3. 4 JOAN LEVITT Parkview Apartments, Mill Road, Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD Clan: Party Committee 4 LOIS LINDSLEY 907 Ormond Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Sehool: Publication Agent 4 Club : Choral. Executive Committee 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 3 Sport : Hockey Numeral 3 ROBERT G. LISTON 6405 Marshall Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD Sport : Varsity Soccer 3 GRACE MARY LLOYD 3716 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Southeast- ern District Orchestra 3; State Orchestra 3 Clan: Party Committee 2 Clubs: Lc Ccrcle Francai 3 FLORENCE JANET LOAG 923 Morgan Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Orchestra 2. 3 CUtt: Oak. Typist 4; Party Committee 4 Club : Commerce 3. 4 Sports: Varsity Swimming. Manager 4 SALLY R. LITES 42 South Third Street Fernwood ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Clubs: Choral 2, 3 MARY LOUISE LLOYD 3211 Brunswick Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3 Class: Party Committee 2. 4 Clubs: Archery 3; Chess 4; Latin 2; Lc Cercle Fran- cats 4 FLORIS LORRAINE LOCKARD 2704 Eldon Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Entered September, 1942 Clubs: A Cappeda 4 One Hundred Eighteen EDWARD HOLMES MACDONALD 137 Ashby Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 4: Distinguished Honor Roll 3 CJj.tr. Commencement Usher 3 Club� : Algetrare . President 4; Lc Cercie Franca!� 3. 4; Rifle 2. 4 BETSY ANNE MaeGARRIGLE 229 South Lynn Boulevard, Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication� Agent 4; Monitor 2, 3; Student Council 2 Cliui: Commencement U� her 3: Committee� : Bulletin Board 2; Candy 4; Dance 2. 3. 4; Party 2. 4 Club� : Am Poetae 2. 3. 4; Choral 4; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 3. 4; Table Tenni� 2; Tec-Ball, Secretary3 Sport� : Tenni� Numeral� 4 DAVID MacNICOLL 201 Wembly Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: A. A. Council 4; Student Council 3. 4; Tri- bunal. Defense Attorney 4 Clan: Committee� : Dance 2, 3, 4; Executive 2; Party 4 Club.: Hi-Y 3. 4 Sport� : Junior Vanity Basketball 3: Vanity Football 3. Co-Captain 4 JENNY LOUISE LOCKWOOD 22 South Pennock Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE MARIAN LOIS LONG 11 Park Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication� Agent 4; Monitor 3 Club� : Cboral 4; Le Cercie Francai� 3. 4 Clan: Dance Committee 4 Club.: Choral 3. 4; Lc Cercie Francai� 3. Vice- President 4; Library 4; World Affair� Forum 4 WILLIAM A. LONG 308 Wayne Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clubs: La Sociedad Panamericana 3 Sport� : Basketball Numeral� 4 BARBARA A. LOOMIS 152 Springton Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 4 Clubs: History 2; Horace Mann Society 2: Latin 2 EDWARD CHARLES LUTHY 456 Irvington Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publications Agent 3 Clubs: Aero 2: Bowling 3. 4; Rifle 2 Sports: Junior Vanity Wrestling 3: Varsity Wrestling 4 WALTER STOCKS LYBOLDT 21 North Pennock Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Distinguished Honor Roll 3. 4: Monitor 4 Clubs: Aero 3. 4; Bowling 4; Commerce 3, Treasurer 4 ROY SAMUEL MacELWEE, JR. 619 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Monitor 2; Stamp Salesman 3 Class: Committee : Dance 3: Party 4 Clubs: Algetrarca 2, 3; Bowling 2; Latin 2; Rifle 2 JOHN GIBSON MacMULLEN 833 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clubs: A Cappclla 3. Librarian 4; Choral 2 PATRICIA JANE MAGARGLE 7237 Hilltop Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication� Agent 3; Monitor. Chairman 3 Class: Committees: Candy 4; Dance 2. 3, 4; Party 2, 4: Play 3 Clubs: Archery 3; Beaux Art 4: La Sociedad Pan- americana 3. 4; lx Ccrdc Francai 4; Tay-Wistal- van 3. 4; Tee-Ball 3 )ne Hundred Jsjmeteeu MARSHALL LAYTON MAIN 4035 Taylor Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3 Clubi: Aero 2. 4: La Sociedad Panamcricana J HARRY WALTER MARSHALL 333 Margate Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Monitor 4: Band 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2. J Sporti: Basketball Numeral� 2 M. PATRICIA MARTIN 466 Burnley Lane Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publications Agent 3 Clubi: Library 2. J. 4 Sports: Hockey Numerals 2; Varsity Cheer Leading. Manager 5. 4 LUCY MARIE MARS 250 Shadeland Avenue Drexel Hill EXPERIENCE GOLD School: Honor Roll 2; Band. Drum Maiorettc 3 Clubs: Riding 3 GERALDINE L. MARTIN 1001 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Class: Candy Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 4 DORIS OLGA MARTINSEN 19 Sycamore Avenue Aldan EXPERIENCE PURPLE Clubs: Choral 2. 3 Sports: Baseball Numerals 2. 3; Basketball Numerals 2, 3: Hockey Numerals 2. 3 ISABEL MATCHICA 7401 Rogers Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publications Agent 4; Stamp Salesman 3 Class: Committees: Party 4; Dance 4 Clubs: Bowling 4; Library 4; Riding 4 GLORIA E. MAXWELL 3776 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Acorn. Business Stall 4 Class: Play Usher 3: Committees: Candy 4; Dance 3; Play 3 Clubs: Aero 4: Choral 2. 4; Commerce 4 MARGERY ANN McCALL 1609 Fairfield Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2; Publications Agent 4; Monitor 4; Upi'Dsh. Literary Stall 4: Stamp Salesman 3 Class: Play Usher 3: Committees: Candy 4; Dance 3. 4; Party 4; Play 3 Clubs: A Cappella 3. 4; Ars Poetae 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Dramus 4; Latin 4; Table Tennis 2 WILLIAM JOHNSON McCORMICK 120 Overhill Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 3; History Prite 3; Monitor 3; Student Coun- cil 3 Class: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs. Bowling 4; Hi-Y 4 ELLEN LOUISE McCLARIN 901 Ormond Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn. Literary Stall 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 4; Publications Agent 2; Stamp Salesman 3 Clan: Commencement Usher 3; Committees: Party 2; Play 3 Clubs: La Sociedad Panamericana 3. 4; Latin 3. 4; Pleiades 4: Riding 2. 3; Tee-Ball 2. 3; World Adairs Forum 4 FRANCES MARIE McDERMOTT 14 Overhill Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clubs: Choral 2. 3 One Hundred Twenty MARTY McGAW 818 Anderson Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Acorn. Cartoonist 2. 3. 4: Publications A-ent 3; Art Prize 3; Monitor 5; Tribunal 3; Upi-Dih. Art Stall 3. 4; Sump Salesman 3. 4 Clots: Oak. Art Editor 4; Commencement Usher 3: Play Usher 3; Committee : Bulletin Board 4; Dance 2. 3. 4: Party 4; Play 3 Ctubs: Beau Art 3. Vice-President 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Lc Cerclc Francait 4 HOWARD VINCENT MeGONIGAL 351 Avon Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Chur. Play Committee 3 Clubs: Boxin« 4 MADGE McGUIGAN 230 Burmont Road Drexel Hill EXPERIENCE COLD School: Publications Agent 4; Band 2. 3. 4 Class: Dance Committee 2. 3 Clubs: Rifle 2. 3 DOLORES AGNES McHUGH 250 Heather Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE CHRISTINE MARIE McMANUS 140 South State Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publications Acent 3 Class: Play Committee 3 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4 RAYMOND JOHN McMULLAN 2007 Guilford Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Sports: Bate ball Numerals 3 JOSEPH McNELIS 441 Irvington Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Publications Agent 2: Monitor 4 Club� : Bowlins 2. 3. 4: Rifle 2; La Socicdad Pan' amcricana. Scrgeant-at-Arm 4 Spottr. Baseball Numerals 2: Basketball Numerals 4; Junior Varsity Wrestling 3. Varsity Wrestling 4 EUGENE MERRYMAN, JR. 310 Hampden Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD Clubs: Bowling 4 Sports: Varsity Soccer 3 JOHN W. 233 State Road ARTS AND CRAFTS MILLARD. JR. Upper Darby PURPLE JUNE MARIE MEHRING 2575 Hillcrest Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Class: Party Committee 4 Clubs: Beaux Art 4 EFREM T. MILESTONE 142 Heather Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 2. Chairman 3; Tribunal 3 Clubs: World Affairs Forum 4 HAROLD LLOYD MILLER 248 Avon Road Upper Darby EXPERIENCE PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4 One Hundred Twentyone INA BELLE MILLER 7318 B Alderbrook Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD JAMES LEO 513 Hampden Road ARTS AND CRAFTS MILLER Upper Darby PURPLE DORIS R. MOESLEIN 3210 Marshall Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD CUu: Committee : Candy 4; Dance J, 4; Patty 2. 4 Club : Aero 2, 1; Dramu 2: Le Cercie Franeai 4; Library 2. 5. 4; Riding J; Rifle 2 Sport : Hockey Numeral ); Vanity Basketball, Man- ager 4 ROBERT JOAN MOLLER 145 South Pennock Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE JOHN G. MOLYNEAUX 7926 Arlington Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE CUu: Committee : Dance J. 4; Party 4; Play 3 Club : Beaux Art 2. 3. 4; Commerce 2. 3. 4 LOIS MARIANNA MONIHAN 1004 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Scamp Salesman 4 Clan: Candy Committee 4 Club : Aero 4; Bowling 4; Cboral 3 COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE CJubr: La Sociedad Panamericana 3. 4; Library 3, 4 ROBERT EARL MOORE Elizabeth Manor Apartments, Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD WILLIAM M. MOORE 2208 Bond Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE CJubi: Choral 4 HAROLD DAVID MOORE 4047 Marshall Road Drexel Hill COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE WILLIAM C. MOORE 7134 Clover Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubs: La Sociedad Panamericana 2, 4; Rifle 2 WILLIAM T. MOORE 117 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club : A Capped 3. 4; Aero 4; Bowling 4: Choral 2. 3. 4 One Hinidred Twenty'!wo ANNE MUSSER 7240 Bradford Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: A. A. Council 4- Honor Roll 4; Monitor 3 Clou: Commencement Usher 3; Committee� : Candy 4: Dance 3 Club� : Choral 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 4; Tee-Ball 3 Sports: Hockey Numeral� 2: Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Junior Varsity Hockey 2; Varsity Hockey 3. 4; Varsity Tenni� 3. Captain 4 WALTER GRAY NEAL, JR. 428 Spruce Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3; Publications Agent 2, 4; Band 2. 3. 4 Clan: Play Committee 3 Club : Bowling JEANETTE F. NEW 318 Clearbrook Avenue Lansdowne BUSINESS COLD School: Publications Agent 2. 4 Class: Committees: Dance 3. 4: Patty 3. 4; Play 3 Clubs: A Capella 4; Bowling 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Com- merce 3. 4: Dramus 4; Library 3, 4: Riding 4 One Hundred Twenty-three FRANCES JEAN MORETT 328 West Magnolia Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 3: Publication Agent 4; History Price 3; Student Oxincil 4 Class: Oak. Editor-in-Chicf 4; Commencement Usher 3; Committees: Candy 4; Dance 3: Party 4 Clubs: Ars Poetae 2. 3. 4; Choral 2; Hi-Y 4; Horace Mann Society 2; La Socicdad Panamcricana 3; Latin. Treasurer 3. President 4 Sports: Baseball Numerals 3; Junior Varsity Hockey 2. 5. Varsity Hockey 4; Varsity Basketball 2 CARL J. MORITZ 7503 Parkview Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Sports: Soccer Numerals 2; Varsity Soccer 4 E. RAE MORLOCK 921 Ormond Avenue Drcxel Hill BUSINESS COLD CONSTANCE MOWRY 1017 Mason Avenue Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2; Monitor 2. 3 Class: Commencement U� hcr 3: Party Committee 3 Clubs: A 4'appella 4; Choral 2. 3; Hi-Y 4; Le Cercle Francais 3. President 4; Library 3; Tay-Wistalvan 3. 4 VIRGINIA J. MUENCH 433 Walnut Avenue Aldan BUSINESS PURPLE Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4 LORRAINE EVELYN MURRAY 418 Broadview Road Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD School: Service Plaque Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 3. 4: Dramus 2 JOHN PATRICK NAUGHTON 5 Englewood Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD BETTY JANE NELSON 7250 Radbourne Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD Clubs: Riding 4 NANCY J. NICHOLS 313 Maple Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Debating 3. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; English Prise 2: Debating Prise 3: Elmira Key 3: Monitor 2 Class: Oak. Literary Staff 4; Commencement Usher 3; Play Committee 3 Club� : Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Lc Cercle Francais 3. 4; Plcides 2. 3. 4 Sports: Hockey Numerals 3; Varsity Tennis 3 RUTH ELEANOR OMASTA 35 South Brighton Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Upi-Dah. Typist 4 Club� : German 5 MARY JANE OSTER 2800 Towtuhip Line Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD School: Honor Roll 2, 3. 4 Clast: Commencement Uihci ) Club� : Commerce 4 DORRIS ELOIS OWEN 136 Overhill Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2; Upi-Dah. Literary Stall 2. 3. 4 Cluu: Committee : Candy 4; Dance 4; Party 2. 4: Play 3 Clubi: Bowling 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Dramu 2. 3; Fenc- ing 2; Pir t Aid and Social Service 2. 3. 4; Le Cercie Francai� 4; Rifle 2. 3 Sport� : Tenni� Numeral 2 One Hundred Twentyfour LORRAINE NIDEN 287 Coverly Road Lansdowne BUSINESS GOLD DORIS IRENE NOBLIT 184 Glencoe Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Class: May Committee 3 Club� : Library 3. 4 School: Stamp Sale man 4 C! u: Patty Committee 4 Club� : Bowling 2, 3; Choral 4; Commerce 4; La Sod edad Panamericana 2. 3 WILLIAM ALBERT NYBORG 945 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Monitor 2, 3; Student Council 4 Class: Junior Play; Committees: Dance 3. 4; Party 4 Club� : Choral 4; Commetcc 3. President 4; Dramu� 4; Hi-Y 4; Pleiade . Vice-President 4; World Affair� Forum 4 LORRAINE OAKS 215 Long Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Cla� � : Committee : Dance 4. Party 4 Club� : Choral 3 WILLIAM EDWARD O BRIEN 7400 Miller Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Band 2. 3. 4; Stamp Salesman 3 Club� : Latin 2. 3: Leeuwenhoek 2 Sport r: Soccer Numeral 3 LAWRENCE JAMES OGDEN 444 Hampden Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 3; Stamp Salesman 3 Club� : Bowling 4 Sport� : Varsity Bate ball 2. 3; Varsity Swimming 3 PHYLLIS ORTOLANO 600 Maine Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered October. 1942 HELEN ELIZABETH OTT 156 North Madison Avenue, Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Club : A Cappclla 3. 4; Choral 2 EDWIN WILSON PAGE 114 Ardmore Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2 Club: Rifle 2 Sport : Baseball Numeral 3 ROBERT H. PARKS 7109 Pennsylvania Avenue, Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor $ FLORENCE E. PECKO 81 Bridge Street Drexcl Hill BUSINESS GOLD Cli.br: Choral 2. 3. 4 KATHERINE BARBARA PIKE 505 Nethcrwood Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Agent 3; Monitor 2; Upi-Dah. Literalv Stall 2. 4; Assistant Editor 3 (Tati: ()d . Literary Stall 4; Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 2. 4; Party 2. 4; Hay J Club� : Ar Poetae 2. Vice-President 3. President 4; Boutins 2. Treaturer 5. President 4; Choral 4; Hi-Y 2. ), 4; Library 2. J. Preridcnt 4 IRENE PATRICK 19 South Brighton Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Entered September. Upper Darby COLD 1942 VICTORIA PERNA 274 Bayard Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Clubs: Archery 2; Choral 2. 4: Library 2. J. 4; Riding 2. 3 Sport� : Junior Var ity Swimming 2 ANGELO JAMES PINTO 624 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clan: Committee : Executive 2; Party 2 Clubs: La Socicdad Panamcricana J RICHARD ROLAND PLUM 122 Richfield Road Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY GOLD JOSEPH PAUL POLTORAK 3927 Mary Street Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD JOHN CERIL PORTNER 237 Bayard Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE VINCENT HARVEY PRENDEVILLE 323 Ciearbrook Avenue Lansdownr COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication Agent 2; Stage Crew 2 (Tubs: Bowling 4; Rifle 3 Sportu Basketball Numeral 2; Soccer Numeral J: Junior Varsity Wrestling 2 School: Publication Agent J Sports: Junior Var ity Football J; Vartity Football 4 BARBARA ANN PRESTON 239 Ashby Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Stamp Salesman 4; Publi- cation Agent 2 Class: Junior Play; Commencement Usher 5; Com- mittees: Candy 4; Dance 3; Party 4 Clubs: Choral 2; La Socicdad Panamcricana 3. Secre- tary 4; Library 4; Pleiades 4 RICHARD EDWARD PREVAIL 8436 Delaware Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Stall 3. 4; Honor Holl 2: Monitor 3 Clou: Committee : Bulletin Board 2; Dance 2, 3. 4; Executive 3. 4: Play 3 Clubs: Hi-Y 4; World Affairs Forum 4 Sports: Soccer Numerals 2; Varsity Cross-Country 4 One Hundred Twentyfive JANE PRICE 3811 Bonsall Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE EILEEN QUILL Stonchurst Apartments Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Publication Agent 2. 4 Entered September, 1942 Clan: Party Committee 4 Club� : Howling 4: Choral 3. 4; Le Cercie Francaii 3. 4 Sport� : Bateball Numeral 2; Ba� kctball Numeral 2, 5; Hockey Numeral 2 ROBERT O. RACE, JR. 316 Clearbrook Avenue Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE VERONICA V. RACEK 3842 Dennison Avenue Drexcl Hill BUSINESS GOLD Ciubi: Bowling 4 Sport : Junior Var� ity Football }; Junior Vanity Wrc tiling 3; Vanity Football 4 School: Service Plague Committee 5. 4 Clan: Party Committee 2 Club� : Bowling 4; Commerce 4; Library 2, 3, 4; Rid' ins 4 MARGARET ANN RANDALL 3708 Taylor Avenue Drexcl Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: A otn, Buiinc� Staff 3. Butine Manager 4; Publication Agent 2: Monitor 3 Clan: Commencement Uihcr 3; Hay U� her 3; Com- mittee ; Dance 4; Plav 3 Club� : An Poetae 3. Trcaturer 4; Bowling 3; Choral 3; Executive Committee 4; Hi-Y 3. 4 F. LAWRENCE RAPP 31 North Kirklyn Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD BETTE JEAN RATHBONE 7147 Stockley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clan: Committee : Candy 4; Dance 2. 3,t Play 3 Club� : A Cappella 4: Archery 2; Beau Art 3; Bowl- ing 4; die� � 4; Choral 3. 4; Lc Cercle Francai 4: Tee-Ball 3 ALLAN REED 191 Powell Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE MILDRED A. REIN 3810 Albemarle Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clan: Candy Committee 4 Club� : A Cappella 4; Choral 3. 4; La Sociedad Pan- amcricana 4; Rifle 2 NANCY JUDITH REAGAN 822 Concord Road Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 2; Student Council 4 Clan: Commencement U� her 3; Committee : Candy 4; Dance 3. 4; Play 3 Club� : A Cappella 4; Archery 3; Choral 2. 3; Dramu 2. 3. 4; Hittory 3; Lc Circle Francai 3; Riding 4; Tec-Ball 3 Sporu: Hockey Numeral 3 JANE VIRGINIA REED 7270 Bradford Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD School: Monitor 2 Club� : Library 4; Riding 3; Rifle 2, 3: Secretary 4 Sporu: Vanity Rifle. Manager 3, 4 MELVILLE EDGAR REINHARDT 516 Larchwood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Club� : Rifle 2, 5; Preaident 4 Sporu: Vanity Rifle 2, 3, Captain 4 One Hundred Twenty-six JOHN HAROLD REMINGER 4014 Taylor Avenue Drcxcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 3; Distinguished Honor Roll 5. 4: Monitor 2; Student Council 4; Slice Crew 2. 5. Mimur 4 Club� : Bowlins 4; Hi-Y 5. 4; Pleiade� 3: Table Tenni� 2 FOSTER N. REYNOLDS 33 Larchwood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 4; Orchestra 5, Conccrtmcistcr 4 Club� : Stemmed 3. 4 sport I: Vanity Golf 3 JOHN W. REYNOLDS 17 North Kirklyn Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Sports: li.ne kill Numeral 2. 3; Soccer Numeral 4 ALICE PAULINE REMLINGER 529 Forre« Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club� : Choral 3. 4 HOWARD ALOYSIUS REYNOLDS 9 North Brighton Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Club : Bowline 4 DEAN RICE 645 Long Lane ARTS AND CRAFTS Upper Darby COLD JOSEPH EARL RICH, JR. 2708 Eldon Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARTORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3. 4: Monitor 4; Stamp Salesman 4 Class: Commencement U� her 3 Club : Bowline 4; Latin 3. 4 JOANNE PHYLLIS RIDINGS 639 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication� Acent 3; Welfare Committee 4 Clou: Oak. Literary Staff 4; Committees: Candy 4; Dance 2. 3; Party 4; Play 3 Club : La Socicdad Panamcricana 3; Lc Cerde Francai 3. 4: Library 3. Vice-President 4; Rifle 2. 3. 4 CHARLES JAMES RIEWE 538 Elm Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Distinguished Honor Roll 3 Club : Aero 4; Bowline 3. Secretary 4; La Socicdad Panametican 3. 4; Rifle 2 Sport : Basketball Numeral� 4 GORDON MARLEY RICHARDS 428 Winfield Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Left February 5. 1943. to go to United State Merchant Marine Academy CHARLES HUGO RIEVE 711 Linda'e Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club� : Rifle 4 Sport : Varsity Swim mine. Manager 4 IDA MAY RITTER 427 Larchwood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3: Publication� Agent 2; Monitor 3. 4; Stamp Salesman 3 Clot : Oak. Associate Business Manager 4; Commit- tees: Candy 4: Dance 3. 4: Party 2. 4 Club : A Carpclla 3. 4; Ars Poetae 2. 3. 4: Choral 2. 3. 4; First Aid and Social Service 4; Latin 2. 3. 4 One Hundred Twentyseven LEON JOSEPH ROBB 124 Ashby Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Clou: Play Committee 3 Sporti: Baicball Numeral 3; CrowCountry 3. Co-Cap- tain 4 A. CATHERINE ROBERTSON 6950 Clinton Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Ciubi: Choral 2; La Socicdad Panamcricana 1. 4; Latin 4 BETTY ANN ROBINSON 11 Harvin Road Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY COLD Ciubi: Choral 2. 3; World Affair Forum 4 Sporu: Ba eball Numeral 3 GERTRUDE B. ROBERTS 548 Millbank Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3: Upi-Dah. Typi� t 4 Clan: Commencement Uiher 3; Dance Committee 2; Patty Committee 4 Ciubi: A Cappella 4; Choral 2. 3; Commerce 4; Dra- mu 4; Library 4 ANN ROBINSON 167 Powell Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Acorn. Typi t 4; Stamp Salcunan 4 Clan: Bulletin Board Committee 3 Ciubi: Bowline 5. 4; Choral 3. 4: Riding 4 BETTY M. ROBINSON 260 Burmont Road Drcxel Hill COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Stamp Saletman 4 Cion: Oah. Art Staff 4: Committee : Dance 2. 3. 4; Party 2. 3. 4: Play 3 Ciubi: Ride 2. 3 FRANCIS GERALD ROBINSON 312 South Fairview Avenue Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE Sporti: Soccer Numeral 3 CHARLES B. ROEDER, JR. 148 Summit Avenue Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY Left January II. 1943. to join Navy SHIRLEY ROSENGARTEN 105 Chatham Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clan: Committee : Dance 3: Party 2 Ciubi: La Socicdad Panamcricana 2. 3; Library 3. 4; Pleiade 2. 3. 4 ISABEL FRAZER RODGER 246 Wadas Avenue Upper Darby EXPERIENCE COLD Ciubi: Library 2. 3 WILLIAM RONEY 113 North Madison Avenue Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY COLD School: Monitor 3 Clan: Committee : Party 2. 3; Play 3 Ciubi: Bowling 2. 3 SUZANNE RUTH ROSENWALD 7102 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication� Agent 2. 3 Clan: Committee : Dance 3: Party 2 Ciubi: Latin 2. 3; Library 3. 4 Sporti: Hockcr Numeral 2 One Hundred Twenty-eight MARIE LOUISE ROSWELL 236 Myrtlcwood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD chool: Monitor 3. 4; Upx-Dsh. Art Editor 4 lass: Oak. Art Stall 4; Commencement Usher 3; Corn- muter� : Bulletin Board 4: Dance }. 4; Party 4; Play 3. 4 lubs: Beaux Art� 3. President 4; Choral 4; German 3. Secretary 4; Hi-Y 4 WILLIAM P. RUDE 93 Powell Lane Upper Darby :OLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE ehool: Honor Roll 2; Monitor 2: Student Council 4 TUui: Committee� : Dance 2. 3. 4; Party 2; Play 3 Jubi: Hi-Y 5. 4 ports: Soccer Numeral� 2; Junior Varsity Football 2. Co-Captain 3 LYNN DORIS RULE 07 Saint Lawrence Road Upper Darby ALLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE chool: Stamp Salc man 3 Mass: Committee� : Dance 4: Party 2 'lubs: Archcry 2; Bowling 2. 3. 4; Ride 2 RICHARD THOMAS RUDE 10 East Langhorne Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Student Council 4 Class: Committee� : Dance 4; Party 4 Club.: Hi-Y 4 EVA ETTA RUDOLPH 243 Wynwood Avenue Lansdownc EXPERIENCE COLD School: Honor Roll 4; Publications Agent 4 WILLIAM S. RUMP 825 Alexander Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publications Agent 2: Public Speaking Prite 2: Monitor 2. 3: Student Council 3 Class: Committee� : Dance 2. 4; Executive 2. 4; Party 4 Clubs: Bowling 2; Hi-Y 4: Le Ccrdc Francais 3, Treas- urer 4 Sport� : Junior Varsity Cro« Country 2. Co-Captain 3: Varsity Cross Country 4; Varsity Swimming 3. 4 ROBERT WELDY RUST 115 Harvin Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE PETER SARACINI 7016 Sellers Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY Class: Play Usher 3: Committees: Dance 3; Patty 4 Entered February 6. 1943 Clubs: Aero 4: Bowling 4; La Sociedad Panamcrfcana 4 Sports: Varsity Soccer 3. 4 GEORGE EDWIN SAURMAN 8520 West Chester Pike Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 2. 3: Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3: Monitor 2. 3 Class: Junior Play; Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: Algetrarca 4; Bowling 3; Hi-Y 4; Latin 3. 4; Pleiade� 4; Rifle 2. 3 Sports: Basketball Numerals 4 ELAINE BARBARA SCHAPPET 4026 Berry Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2, 3: Publications Agent 2 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committee� : Bulletin Board 3; Candy 4; Dance 2. 3. 4; Executive 3; Play Clubs: Ars Poetae 3. 4; Bowling 3; Choral 4: Le Ccrdc Francais 3. 4; Tabic Tenni� 2; Tee-Ball. Treasurer 3; Rifle 2. 3 MARGUERITE SCHAFFER 469 Forrest Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn. Literary Staff 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll 2. 3; Distinguished Honor Roll 4; Monitor 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3; Candy Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 2; Hi-Y 4; La Sociedad Panamerican 3. 4; Tay-Wistalvan 2. 3. 4 ROBERT PAUL SCHATZ Roscmont and Bloomfield Avenues Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD One Hundred Twenty-nine GEORGE H. SCHELLHASE 840 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD School: A. A. Council 4: Monitor 5 Clan: Commencement Uther J; Executive Committee 2. 4 Club� : Hi-Y 3. Sergeant-at-Arm 4 Spout: Baseball Numeral 2; Swimming 2, Co-Captain }. Captain 4 RICHARD JOSEPH SCHNEIDER 4046 Ellendale Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 3; Student Council 4; Band 2. 3 Clan: Junior Play Clubi: Pleiade 3. Prendent 4 GEORGE HENRY SCHULTZ 45 South Woodlawn Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 3: Band 3. 4; Orchestra 4 Club.: Table Tenni. 3 Spoilt: Soccer Numeral 3 OSCAR SCHILLING 204 Birchwood Road Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE ANTHONY SCHORZA 224 Maypole Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Club : Bowling 4 THEODORE W. SCHUMACHER Quarters L,” Navy Yard Philadelphia COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Student Council 4 Clubi: Bowling 4 Sport : Soccer Numeral 3 WILLIAM G. SCOTT 10 Berbro Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Stamp Sale.man 3 MARGARET H. SEIVERD 244 La Carra Drive Lansdowne BUSINESS PURPLE JEAN SCOTT 253 Richfield Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Monitor 2. 3.: Tribunal 3 Clou: Committee : Dance 2; Executive 4; Party 4 Clubi: Commerce 3. 4: Library 4; Tee-Ball 2 ETHEL MAE SEIDENBURG 642 Foss Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Student Council 2. Secretary 4 Clan: Committees: Candy 4; Dance 2, 3, 4; Executive 4; Party 2. 4; Play 3 Club : A Cappella 3. Vice-President 4; Choral 2: Dra- mui 2. 3. 4; History 3; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Riding 4; Tee-Ball 3 BETTY J. SELIGMAN 406 Chestnut Street Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD One Hundred Thirty ZITA MARIE SENN 3911 James Street Drcxel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Service Plaque Committee 4 Club� : Choral 2 YETTA SHAFFER 388 Avon Road Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 3; Distinguished Honor Roll 2: Stamp Salesman 3 C la� � � Party Own m it tee 2 Club� : Latin 3. 4; Le Cercie Francai� 4; Library 3. 4 DEANE SHAUGER 249 Margate Road Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY GOLD Club� : La Socicdad Panamcricana 2 FRANK XAVIER SHAW 254 Long Lane Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3: Distinguished Honor Roll 3. 4 Sports: Soccer Numeral� 2. 3. 4; Vanity Soccer 4; Vanity Track 3 MARGARET M. SHEARN 426 Wooddiffe Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD Class: Party Committee 4 Clubs: A Capella 3. 4; Choral 2; Dumus 4 DOROTHY SHERWOOD 731 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2; Distinguished Honor Roll 2; Biol os)1 Prise 2: Monitor. Chairman 2 Class: Committees: Candy 4; Dance 3: Executive 3: Party 2, 4 Club� : A Cappella 3. Sccretray 4; Ar� Poetae 3; Choral 2: Dramu. 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 Sporr� : Vanity Basketball. Manager 4 IAN B. SHIELDS 90 Chapman Avenue Lansdownc X3LLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE BETTIE RUTH SHORT 140 Harding Drive Upper Darby USINESS GOLD pom: Baseball Numerals 3 JOSEPH STEPHEN SIMBOLI 022 Dayton Road Drexel Hill OLLECE PREPARATORY GOLD rhool: Acorn. Art Staff 2; Publication Agent 2; Monitor 3 Hub� : Bowlins ■� porn: Varsity Wrestling 2. 3 MARY ELIZABETH SHIPLEY 208 Avon Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Honor Roll 2. _3; Publications Agent 2; Stamp Salesman 4 Clou: Oak. Literary Staff 4; Play Committee 3 Club� : Latin 3. 4; Leeuwenhoek 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Library 3. 4 MARILYN SHULTZ 18 Larchwood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publications Agent 2, 3; Monitor 2. 3; Service Plaque Committee 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3; Committees: Bulletin Board 2. 3; Candy 4; Dance 2. 3. 4; Party 4; Play 3 Club� : Choral 2. 3. 4; History 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Library 4; Tec-Ball 3 Sports: Junior Varsity Basketball, Captain 3; Varsity Basketball 4 HELEN LOUIS SIMEN 304 Springton Manor Apartments Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLI? School: Monitor 4; Ups-Dah. Literary Staff 2. 3. 4 Clan: Committees: Bulletin Board 3; Candy 4; Dance 3; Executive 3; Party 2. 4; Play 3 Club� : Ar� Poetae 3. 4; Choral 2: Dramu 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 4: Le Cerclc Francai� 4; Tec-Ball 3; World Affairs Forum 2 'ne Hundred Thirtyone DONALD RALPH SIMPSON 4040 Ellendale Road Drcxel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2; Student Council 2. 3: Tribunal. Defense Attor ney 4 Claw: Committees: Dance 3. 4; Executive 2; Party 4 Oulu: Hi-Y 3. 4; Lc Cerele Francais 3 Sport� : Basketball Numeral 4; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 3; Varsity Basketball 4 ELEANOR MARIE SMITH 205 South Madison Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Class: Committees: Dance 4; Party 2 Sports: Basketball Numerals 3; Baseball Numerals 2 FRED H. SNYDER 1807 Marshall Road Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Student Council 3 Class: Junior Play; Executive Committee 4 DORIS M. SITER 180 Springton Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Class: Party Committee 4 Clubs: Bowling 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 3; Table Tennis 2. 3 Sportt: Baseball Numerals 3; Tennis Numerals 4; Junior Varsity Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis 3 HARRY E. SMYTHE 7146 Radbournc Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3; Stamp Salesman 3. 4 Class: Junior Play Clubs: Bowlins 2. 4 HENRY D. SODERBERG, JR. 308 Highland Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Class: Committers: Dance 4; Executive 2 Clubs: La Socicdad Panamericana 2. 3, 4 Sports: Varsity Soccer 4 JOHN EDWARD 127 South State Road EXPERIENCE SPAIDE Upper Darby GOLD JUNE PATRICIA SPALDING 524 Shadeland Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 2. 3 Clubs: Hi-Y 3. 4 Sporti: Basketball Numerals 3; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 2; Junior Varsity Tennis 2. 3 Entered September, 1942 Clubs: Chess 4 MARY CLAIRE SPINNEHOERN 7220 Linwood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Class: Committees: Dance 3; Party 4 Ciubs: Le Cerdc Francais 4; Pleiades 3. 4 JAMES SPROUL 131 North Fairvicw Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Left December II. 1942. to join Navy KATHRYN V. STEIGER 351 Clcarbrook Avenue Lansdownc BUSINESS GOLD BETTY HELEN STEWART 133 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Acorn. Typist 4; Monitor 4 Clubs: Dramus 2 Clou: Party O-mmittce 2 Clubs: Beaux Arts 3; Choral 2, 3, 4; Commerce 3. 4 One Hundred Thirty-two ANNIE LEE STONE 65 Stratford Avenue Aldan COLLECE PREPARATORY COLD School: Monitor 3, 4 Class: Committee: Candy 4; Dance 2. 3; Party 4: Play 3 Clubs: Archery 3: Bowlins 3. 4: History 4. Secretary 3; Le Ccrck Francai� 4; TayWistalvan 3. 4 WALTER J. STRAIN 214 Kingstone Road Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE JEAN L. STUTZ 7007 Cleveland Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Service Plaque Committee 3. 4 Clou: Party Committee 4 Cliibi: Choral 2. 3 KATHERINE STOTTLER 3409 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2, Chairman 4; Student Council 4: Tribunal. Secretary 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Stamp Salesman 4 Clast: Committees: Candy 4: Dance 2. 3: Party 2. 4 Club.: Fencing 2: Hi-Y 4: Rifle 2. 3. 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Hockey 3; Varsity Rifle 4 DORIS JEAN STUART 507 Alexander Avenue Drexel Hill COLLECE PREPARATORY COLD School: Publications Agent 3 Class: Committees: Dance 4; Party 3. 4 Clubs: Bowling 3. 4; History 3; Le Cercle Francait 3. 4 MARGARET A. SULLIVAN 237 Powell Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Clubs: Choral 3. 4; Library 3 BUSINESS COLD COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE Class: Party Committee 3 Clubs: Bowling 4; Choral 2. 3 School: Honor Roll 2. 3: Band 4; Stamp Salesman 3 Clubs; Bowling 3. 4; Stcinmet: 2. 3. Vice-President 4; Rifle 2. 3 Sports: Varsity Baseball. Manager 4 GEORGE TAIT 349 Fairfax Road Drexel Hill COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE NANCY JEANNE R. TALCOTT 314 Lincoln Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2, 3. 4; Publications Agent 3; Stamp Salesman 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: First Aid and Social Service 3. Secretary 4; Latin 2. 3. 4: Leeuwenhoek 2. 3. 4; World Alfairs Forum 3. Treasurer 4 WILKA ANN TAYLOR 231 Linden Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubs: Aero 4; Choral 4; Le Cercle Francais 3. 4; Library 4; Pleiades 4 AUDREY ELAINE TEAR 143 North Pennock Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Upi-Dak. Literary Staff 4 Class: Play Committee 3 Clubs: A Cappella 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Dramus 4; Le Cercle Francais 3. 4; TayWistalvan 4 One Hundred Thirty-three NORMA TEITELBAUM 265 Bayard Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn. Literary Sull 2. 5. 4 Clou: Junior Play. Prompter 3; Committee : Dance 2. 3: Patty 2. 4 Clubi: Le Cercle Fratvcait 2. J; Library 2. 3. 4; Ple- iade 4; Riding 3. 4 Spott«: Baicball Numeral 3 RUTH EMILY THISTLE 7013 Hazel Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn, Literary Stall 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2. 3; Dittinguiihcd Honor Roll 3; Publication Attent 2; Service Plaipie Committee 3 Clan: Commencement Uther 3: Committee : Candy 4: Dance 2. 3; Executive 2; Party 4 Clubi: Bowling 3. 4; Latin. Secretary 3: Le Cercle Francai 4; Library 4; Pleiade 3. 4; Tay-Wittalvan 3. 4 MARJORIE ELLEN THOMAS 619 Edmond Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn. Literary Stall 3. 4; Honor Roll. 2. 3: Diitimtuithcd Honor Roll 2. 3; Publication Agent 2; Monitor 2. 3. 4; Stamp Salesman 3 Clou: Commencement Uther 3; Dance Committee 2. Club : Fir t Aid Social Service 2. 3. 4; Le Cercle Francai 4. Library 2. 4: Riding 2; TayAViitalvan 3. 4; Rifle 2. 3 JOHN A. THELEN 1008 Manon Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Club : Aero 4 DORIS THOMAS 7204 Sellers Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: A. A. Council 2. 3. 4: Acorn. Literary Stall 4; Publication Agent 2; Monitor 2 Clan: Dance Committee 3 Clubi: La Socicdad Panamcricana 2: Tec-Ball 3 Spent: Junior Vanity Tenni 2; Vanity Batketball 2. 5: Vanity Hockey 2. 3. Captain 4; Vartity Tenni 3 DORIS JANET THOMPSON 849 Concord Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Monitor 4; Upi-Dah. Typitt 4 CIaii: Party Committee 3 WILLIAM JAMES THOMPSON 1201 Drexel Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Drexel Hill GOLD LEE JOHN THORN 545 Littlccroft Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Clubi: Bowling 4 Sport : Batketball Numeral 4 School: Monitor 2 Clan: Committee : Dance 3: Executive 3: Party 4 Club� : Bowlins 3. 4; Hi-S' 4; La Socicdad Panamcri- cana 4 Sport : Junior Vanity Football 3; Vartity Football 4 JOSEPH C. TOBIN 3407 Albemarle Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Clubi: Rifle 2 ADELL CORNELIA TOLBERT 50 South Third Street Ferntvood ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Club : Choral 2. 3 HERMAN TOLBERT 50 South Third Street Fernwood ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE LAURA JANE TOWE Long Lane Court Apartments Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Cldii: Dance Committee 4 Clubi: Riding 5 One Hundred Thirty-four BETSY LEE TRAVIS 83 Timbcrlnkc Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD MARY PATRICIA TREMBLEY 457 Penn Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLECE PREPARATORY COLD School: Publication� Agent 3: South-Eauern District Chorus J: All'State Chorus 3 Club.: A Cappella 3. 4; Aero 3: Choral 2. 3. 4; Drama. 3: La Sociedad Panamcricana 3. 4; Library 3. 4 FRANK W. TUPPENY, JR. 114 Birchwood Road Aldan ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Club� : Rifle 2 RODGER LEE TURNBULL 2444 Cedar Lane Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD FORREST ROBERT TURNER 9 Englewood Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Club� : Bowling 3; Rifle 2. 3 Sport� : Junior Vanity Football 2; Vanity Football 3: Junior Vanity Wrestling 2; Vanity Wrestling 3; Vanity Track 3 JAMES TURNER 6946 Guilford Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Left February 17. 1943. to Join Navy School: Monitor. Chairman 2 Clare Executive Committee 3 Club� : Aero, President 3 JOHN S. TURNEY 4009 Ellcndale Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club.: Bowline 4 Sport� : Baseball Numeral� 2 WALTER D. ULLRICH 212 South Fairview Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 4 do� � : Committee : Bulletin Board 3; Dance 2 Club� : Hi-Y 3. 4; Pleiade. 4; Rrfle 3 Sport� : Basketball Numeral 3; Vanity Track 2. 3 LOUIS ROGERS TYLER 3831 Berry Avenue Drexel HII COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Monitor 3; Student Coun- cil 4: Band 2. 3. 4 Clan: Commencement Usher 3: Play Usher 3 Club� : Algctrarca 4; Hi-Y 4; Steinmets 2. Historian 3. President 4 HOWARD W. VAIL 243 Sherbrooke Boulevard Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Sporu: Baseball Numerals 2 ROBERT ANTHONY VALENTINE 7001 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clou: Committee : Dance 2. 3; Executive 2. 3 Club� : Bowling 4 ROBERT B. VAN DE BOE 727 Collenbrook Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Sporu: Vanity Soccer 4 One Hundred Thirtyfive ALICE CATHERINE VEITZ 322 CIcarbrook Avenue Lansdownc BUSINESS GOLD Clan: Bulletin Board Committee 2 Club� : Aero 4; Beaux Art 2, 3; Bowlins 4; Choral 4; Commerce 4; Library 2 Sports: Hockey Numerals 3 ROBERT JOSEPH VERNA 217 Huntley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Band 3 Club� : Bcrw-lins 4; La Sociedad Panamcrieana 2 Sports: Junior Vanity Wrestling 2 RICHARD WELDON WADSWORTH 21 Bishop Avenue Drcxcl Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD RUTH MARY VEITZ 322 CIcarbrook Avenue Lansdownc BUSINESS PURPLE School: Monitor 3: Student Council 3 Clau: Executor Committee 2 Club� : Bowlins 3. Vice-President 4 Sports: Hockey Numerals 3 LAWRENCE VOGT Arbor Lea and Roselawn Roads Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Student Council 3: Stamp Salesman 3 Clubs: H.-Y 5. 4 Sports: Batcball Numeral 5: Junior Varsity Football 3; Varsity Tenni 2. 3; Varsity Wrestling 3. 4 DOROTHY VIRGINIA WAGNER 32 West Magnolia Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club� : A Cappella 3: Choral 2, 3. 4; Lc Cerclc Fran- cats 4 JEAN PHYLLIS WAGNER 1128 Cornell Avenue Drcxcl Hill LEE ANN BONNE WAGNER 7009 Hazel Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2 Clou: Committees: Candy 2; Dance 3; Party 2. 3. 4 Club� : Aero 2. 3. Secretary-Trcamrcr 4: Choral 2. Executive Committee 4; Dramut 2. 3; Library 4 School: A. A. Council 4; Monitor 2. 4: Student Coun- cil 4 Chut: Committees: Candy 4: Executive 4: Party 2. 3, 4 Club� : A Cappella 3. 4; Choral 2; Hi-Y 3. Vice- President 4: Tee-Ball 3. 4 Sport� : Junior Varsity Hockey 2: Junior Varsity Ten- nis 2; Varsity Hockey 3. 4; Varsity Swimming 2. 3. Co-Captain 4; Varsity Tennis 3 ROBERT S. WAGNER 4118 Bonsall Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 4; Publication Agent 2; Mon- itor 2 Club� : Bowling 4: Hi-Y 4 Sport� : Varsity Cross Country 3. Co-Captain 4 JOHN F. WALKER 7004 Hilltop Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Club� : Bowling 3; Rifle 2 BARBARA WALL 921 Collcnbrook Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD HARRY OWEN WAI.P 109 Woodlawn Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll Club� : Aero. Vice-President 3; Rifle 3. 4 2. 3; Publications Agent 3, 4; English Prize 3; Upi-Dah. Business Staff 2 Closs: Oak. Literary Staff 4; Commencement Usher 3; Committees: Dance 3. 4; Party 4; Play 3 Club� : Latin 4; Le Cerclc Francais 3. 4; Rifle 2 One Hundred Thirty-six ALLAN F. WALTER 7829 Arlington Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Stage Crew 2 Clubs: Commerce 3. 4 Spem: Bateball Numerali J HAROLD WEBB 410 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff ). 4; Monitor 2; Student Council 2. President 4; Tribunal. Vice-President 4; Honor Roll 2. 3: Diitinguithcd Honor Roll 4 Chiu: Commencement Usher }; Committee : Dance 2; Executive 2 Clubs: Hi Y 3. 4 Spoils: Basketball Numerali 2; Junior Vanity Basket- ball 2: Vanity Basketball 4 NANCY ELIZABETH WEBER 7114 Hazel Avenue Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. J; Monitor 2. 3, Chairman 4: Stamp Sa!c man 3 Clou: Commencement Usher 3: Dance Committee 4 Clubs: Algctrarca 2: An Poetae 3. 4; Library 3. Sec- retary 4; Riding 2. 3 RICHARD W. WELLS, JR. 307 Lincoln Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Agent 2. 3; Monitor 2 Class: Play Usher 3 Clubs: Bowlins 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 4 FRANCES ELIZABETH WEIDNER 7903 Arlington Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Upi-Dah. Typist 4 Clan: Play Committee 3 Clubs: Choral 2; Le Cercle Francai 4; Riding 4 DAVID W. WELSH 1200 Edmond Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubs: Bowling 3; Choral 2, 3 BUSINESS COLD School: Acorn. Typist 4; Publications Agent 4; Stamp Salesman 3 Clubs: Dramui 4; Rifle 3 DAVID E. WETZEL 8306 West Chester Pike Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 3; Monitor 3. 4; Student Coun- cil 2. 4; Stage Crew 3 Class: Committees: Dance 4; Party 3 Clubs: La Sociedad Panamcricana 4 Sporn: Baseball Numerals 2; Basketball Numeral 3: Vanity Baseball 3 BLANCHE MARIE WHITELEY 335 Chcswold Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD Clots: Committeei: Candy 4; Dance 2, 3. 4 Sporn: Baseball Numerals 3 BETTY M. WEST Way-Lin Manor Lansdowne BUSINESS GOLD School: Acorn. Butiness Staff 2; Publications Agent 2 Clubs: Choral 2. Secretary 4 DORIS WHITAKER 7012 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 4; Student Council 2; Tribunal 2; Orchestra 4 Clou: Commencement Uiher 3; Party Committee 4 Clubi: German 3. Treasurer 4; La Sociedad Panameri- cana 3. Librarian-Historian 4; Le Cercle Francaii 4 PATTY WIGGINS 3515 Highland Avenue Drexel Hill COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE Entered March, 1942 School: Acorn. Literary Staff 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 3. 4; Orchestra 3 Clan: Committees: Candy 4; Party 4 Clubi: A Cappella, Accompanist 4; Choral 3, 4; Le Cercle Francai 4 One Hundred Thirtysevcn HERBERT ANDREW WILDS 32 Key tone Avenue Upper Darby EXPERIENCE COLD Left January 6. 194}, to join Navy BETTY IDE WILLIAMS 524 North Lansdowne Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Upi’Ddh, Literary Staff 3, 4 Clan: Oill(. Buameu Stall 4; Committee� : Candy 4; Dance ). 4; Party 2. 4; Play 3 Club� : A Cappella 3; Ar� Poetae 3, 4; Choral 2; Library 2. 3. 4; Tee-Ball 2. 3 Sport� : Basketball Numeral� 2, 3; Hockey Numeral� 2. 3; Tenni Numeral� 2, 3 GAIL WILLIAMSON 276 Avon Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Acorn, Typi� t 4; Monitor 4 Clan: Play U� hcr 3; Committee : Candy 4; Play 3 Club� : Commerce 3, 4 ROBERT JAY WILLEY 36 North Clifton Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor oil 3 Clan: Play Committee 3 Club� : Table Tenni 2 RUTH M. WILLIAMS 4600 Marvinc Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Stamp Sale� man 3 Clan: OJ(. Typist 4; Committee� : Candy 4; Dance 2. 3. 4; Party 2. 4; Play 3 Club� : Archery. Vice-President 3; Choral 2: La Socie- dad Panamcricana 3. 4; Table Tenni 2 Sport� : Tenni� Numeral� 4; Hockey Numeral� 2. GRACE P. WILSON 16 New Street Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD MILDRED BERTHA WILSON 456 Eaton Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2: Student Council 3; Tribunal 3. 4 Clan: Color Captain 2. 3. 4; Commencement Uaher 3; Committee : Candy 4; Patty 3. 4; Play 3 Club� : Choral 3. Pretidcnt 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 3. Secretary 4; Le Cercle Francait 3, 4; Table Tcnni 2; Rifle 2. 3 WILBUR PAUL WILSON 16 New Street Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Left January II, 1943, to join Navy School: Orchestra 2, 3 Club� : Commerce 3 RAYMOND J. WILSON 6996 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby EXPERIENCE GOLD School: Honor Roll 4; Publication� Agent 2; Band 2. 3: Stamp Saleaman 4 Club� : Tawe Tennis 2 WILLIAM B. WINFIELD, JR. 731 Lindalc Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 4 Club� : Riding 4 Sport : Varsity Soccer 3. Captain 4 HARRY WINTEMBERG 924 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club� : Bowling 4; Rifle 2, 3 FRED MILTON WORLEY, JR. 36 Roselawn Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Left January 29. 1943. to enter University of Penn- sylvania School: Honor Roll 3. 4 Class: Play Committee 3 Club� ; Hippocrate 2. 3, 4; Leeuwenhoek 2. 3. 4; Steinmct: 2. 3. 4 One Hundred Thirty-eight JOY LE VERNE WORLEY Drexel Court Apartment Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Student Council 4 Class: Party Committee 2 Clubs: Beaux Aft 5 VIRGINIA THOMPSON WRIGHT 1126 Childs Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Monitor 3. 4 Class: Committee� : Candy 4; Dance 3. 4: Party 2. 3. 4; Play 5 Clubs: A Cappclla 3; Choral 2. 3: Exccutve Commit- tee 4; La Socicdad Panamcricana 4; Tay-Wistalvan 3. 4; Tec-Ball 2. 3 KATHRYN HOLCOMBE WYCKOFF 529 Kenwood Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubs: Choral 3. 4; La Socicdad Panamcricana 3. 4; Library 3. 4 FRANK D. WORRELL 338 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Sports: Junior Vanity Football 3; Vanity Football 4 JOSEPH ADOLPH WUKO 713 Long Lane Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD School: A. A. Council 4; Monitor 4; Tribunal 4 Clubs: Bowlins 3. 4; Hi-Y 4 Sports: Vanity Baseball 2. 3. Captain 4 MARGARET IRENE YONKER 4045 Marshall Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD Clubs: Bowling 4 Sports: Basketball Numeral� 3 MARY LOUISE YOST 108 Powell Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE MURIEL LAURA 442 Gainesboro Road YOST Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publications Agent 2; Monitor 2; Stamp Sale� - Clubs: La Socicdad Panamcrican 4 man 3 Class: Junior Play; Committee� : Dance 2. 3; Party 2. 4; Play 3 Clubs: Bowling 4; Choral 3: First Aid and Social Service 3. 4; Le Cercle Fraocai� 3. 4; Library 4; Tay-Wistalvan 4; World Affair� Forum 4; Ride 2. 3 VIRGINIA EILEEN YOUNG 135 Chatham Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE BEATRICE MARIE ZIMMERMAN 724 Copley Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 3: Publications Agent 3 Clubs: Library 3 Class: Party Committee 2 Clubs: Latin 2. 3: First Aid and Social Service 2, 3. 4; Library 5. 4 Sporu: Hockey Numerals 3 BETTY ALBERTA ZIMMERMAN 724 Copley Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Clubs: Choral 2 One Hundred Thirty-nine Bewilderment predominates in the eyes of sophs on that memorable first day. Things were so different from the Junior High .... Getting better acquainted at the Sophomore Party .... Could I interest you in a subscription?”—Those haunting memories of the magazine cam- paign when we canvassed all of Upper Darby .... High spot of our baby year, the Valentine Venture, our first big dance and a treat for all—We felt as if we had truly doffed our swaddling clothes and had really grown up ... . Jumpin’ and jivin’ at the V for Victory Dance, which started off our junior year . . . . Turning the spotlight on the Junior Play, The Goose Hangs High”—We were sorry indeed when it passed into history .... Aspiring Broadway stars revealing their talent in junior talent show—No Hollywood wonders were unearthed, but it was great fun .... Climaxing our year with our reception to the seniors, and we, still retaining just a bit of our bewilderment from our sophomore year are overwhelmed by their sophistication. We realize, however, that only a few short months separate us from that cov- eted goal of seniordom. Otic Hundred Forty Now we are the high and mighty seniors with all the little sophs gaping up at us with worshipping eyes. We are a little aghast that we do not feel so superior as we had thought we would .... We get back in the groove with the senior parties, the Stage Door Canteen” given by the girls, and The Wolf Party” reciprocated by the boys. Since we had grown to know one another so well, these were great sport .... Celebrating our first holiday with our first dance The Pilgrims Progress,” better than ever it seemed .... Shortage of gas and tires has reduced us to this humble state. Walking and bicycle riding have become .quite the thing .... Future artists of stage and radio giving their all on the senior talent show, and their all was plenty good enough .... We can still chuckle with laughter remembering parts of You Can’t Take It With You”__________ Spring Dance, Junior-Senior Reception, and Senior Final give girls a chance to sport their favorite formats and the boys the opportunity to dress up in their best bib and tucker .... That precious dip- loma we have dreamed about for twelve years is finally ours .... and that’s the end of three glorious years at U. D. H. S. 0� ’ r Hundred Forty one Harry Donahue Don Stoughton Doris Hamilton Jack MacGregor President V ice-Presid ent Secretary Treasurer Miss Garen and Mr. Kchl, junior advisers . . . Junior girls who have won their varsity letters . . . Room 14, Class Basketball Champs . . . Glo- ria Andrews, Fleur Halpern, and Mary Schrandt, juniors on Forum . . . Class Soccer Champs . . . Intra- mural Hockey Champs . . . Gym class preparing for May Day. Frank Elii� , Ethel Clark, Bernice Hatch, and Dor- othy Stout at the Junior Talent Assembly . . . Mary Norman, leading junior in the tin can drive . . . Marion Brooks, Sophie De Lucia, and Elna Jacobsen from the Talent Show . . . Mr. B. E. Bergescn, Jr., Elna Jacobsen, and Kaarc Kaarstad at the Nor nay Still Fights Assembly given to the sophomores . . . Florence Kirmse, Connie Palmer, Hans Strohm, Lois Mooney, and Florence Down from the Talent Show . . . Lois Mooney and Dick Gornis from the Junior Talent Show. Mrs. Westcrvelt, Mr. Bonder, and Bill Whitman at the Junior Party . . . Tish Trainer, Barbara McCambridge, and Natalie Ford at the Service Desk . . . Junior boys who have won their Var- sity Letter . . . Dick Cleveland, Florence Kirmse, Betty Riewe, Barbara McCambridge, and John Need inspect their Distinguished Honor Roll re- port cards . . . Junior boys during lunch period . . . Harry Painter and Bill Whitman at the Junior Party. Larry Hoskins Gil Kelly Betty Steel Bruce Arden President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisers Diehl and Kerr, individually and collectively; Lorry Hoskins, Lois Free, Dour Abcrlc, and Mary Arm- strong class color captains; Ruth Beck, Hope Spahmcr, Mary Arm- strong, and Dorothy Fear watching a game on the hockey field; Ray Clark, Bill Ridpath, Jim Kennedy, Doug Craig, Rita Newton, Betty Ann Camp, Ann Chapman, and Joan Griffith, Tribunal members; Leonard Mulhern and Marilyn Fox, Publicity Committee of the Shamrock Shin- dig; Clark Church at bat with Mr. Hagerty behind the plate. Sophs laboring on a biology test in Mr. Strange’s room . . . Charles Gaine and Joan Mooney, high salesmen in the maga- zine campaign . . . Ticket Committee of the Shamrock Shindig try to sell tickets to one another . . . The Shamrock Shindig in progress . . . Sophs who have made the Distinguished Honor Roll . . . Dick Gar- ner, Larry Hoskins, Charles Smith, and Gil Kelly, Sophomore Varsity Letter Winners. Dancing Chorus of the Sophomore Talent Show . . . Joan Griffiths and Winifred Mutchler, Soph- omore Varsity Letter Winners . . . Joan Mooney and Barbara La Monaca, Poster Committee for the Shamrock Shindig . . . Bertha Eyler and Diane Birch, Forum participants . . . Joan Davis, Marcia Schwartz, Betty Jane Shoulberg, Estelle Feigleman, and Jean Robeson, sophomore mem- bers of the Riding Club . . . Ben Ferrior, Brad Scudder, and Al Supowitz, Stage Crew . . . Jean Chapman at the organ. America, your sons have heard and answered to the call With courage, might, they're in the fight; our flag will never fall. We honor those brave men who death and suff ring for us bore— Who pressed undaunted thro' the night of peril, toil, and war. Be not dismayed, for yet they live—yes, glorified on High! They tell us that with hope and faith a soldier cannot die. We must not fail, right shall prevail to save our land of birth: The Axis foe, we'll overthrow and banish from the earth. All fervently pray for our boys in air, on land, and sea— In God we trust and fight we must, till peace and victory. —Mabel Daniell, '43 Edward J. Barry Edward M. Miller Walter J. Coneys John B. Kerner Walter A. Lang Edward Barycki Thomas F. Quinn John A. Randall Romeo J. Rizzolo Howard W. Lorraine J. William Skidmore Lewis W. Strahley, III Kenneth W. McCormick William H. Wilkins One Hundred Fifty On Armistice Day, November 11, 1942, this service flag was dedicated at a ceremony on Memorial Field. At the time, Upper Darby men in the service numberd 857. Since that time, the number has increased tremen- dously, and is close to 1500. One Hundred Fifty-one l |� |Hkr llsirliy Hook ll kr Slmro THIS war in which we are now engaged has brought many changes to Upper Darby High School—changes that we have occasionally found difficult to adjust our lives to, but changes that must be undergone since we are all out for victory. We have perhaps experienced a few inconveniences in conforming to this total war, but in so doing we have also left behind a fine record that shows countless men and women from the alumni, faculty, and student body serving in the armed forces and in vital war industries, and one that indicates that we here in school are aiding our nation's war effort in many different capacities. With the draft age lowered to eighteen and the stopping of enlistments to those over that age, this year has seen many students from all three classes joining some branch of the armed forces. Ac this writing twenty boys are serving. Teachers too have heeded the call, and ten of the faculty are now members of the army or navy. At latest count, the total of alumni and ex-students serving in all parts of the world was approximately 1,500, with that figure mounting daily. The names of these Upper Darbians who are serving arc engraved on a plaque in the service alcove and information concerning their rank and location is kept on file at the service desk. It is fortunate that from such a tremendous number only thirteen gold stars appear on this flag for those who have given their lives. For those who are serving, Upper Darby has contributed her bit. Last November a special service issue of the Acorn was sent to over 1,000 in all parts of the world, Christmas cards designed and printed by the art department were sent to everyone on the honor roll as a greeting from the school, and pupils have been urged to obtain a name from the file with whom they may correspond. For those in the service who return to the school while on leave there is the service alcove where they can view the plaque and obtain and contribute information at the service desk, where a student is constantly in attendance. Various drives held have proved successful. Outstanding were the victory book campaign in April, 1942, with a grand total of 5,501 books; the pocket scrap drive in October, 1942, in which 5,720 pounds of scrap were collected; the silk stocking drive in January, 1943, in which 2,897 silk and nylon stockings were collected; the tin-can drive which continued throughout the year; and the weekly selling of war bonds and stamps in the homerooms which altogether has yielded over $40,000. In addition to contributing to drives, students have done their share in training to be of service. Boys have been prepared to serve as fire fighters and messengers, and boys and girls have received first aid instruction so that they may be useful during an air raid. Under the supervision of the Red Cross, a corps of Canteen Aides, who serve at Jefferson Hospital, was organized in the school. Model planes have been made by boys in the industrial arts department for use by the government and army training schools and knitting has been done in clubs and by individuals. Results of a questionnaire given last November showed that over 800 high school students were employed. Many of these took the Wartime Replacement Course in Retail Selling and aided the merchants of Upper Darby during the Christmas rush. Fifteen students took the National Youth Administration course to prepare them for jobs in war factories, while others have taken advantage of training courses offered by the Western Union and by Bell Telephone. A few inconveniences such as the curtailing of transportation of teams to athletic contests and musical organizations to places of concert, the frequent air raid drills by the entire student body, and the giving up of time by over two hundred students and teachers for the pre-induction courses have been experienced. But the willingness of all to co-operate and their readiness to take on any new task beneficial to the war effort has shown that in war as in peace Upper Darby makes a notable contribution. One Hundred Fifty-two S E II V I X Ip UXI LE SAM As wc ro to press. Mr. Andersen u a chaplain m the United Sute? Army with the rank of lieutcn lilt. stationed it (imp Livingston. Luimjiu Mr. Bernardino is i corporal in the Air Force unioned it Venice. Florida. Mr. Goa? is .i lieutenant m the Army stationed it Washington. D. C Mr Howell isi lieutenant in the Army stationed in Africa Mr Kirk 1� with the Air Corps it Bedford. Massachu- setts Mr Schwarts is a lieutenant in the Air Corps, stationed at Brownsville, Texas. Mr. Thompson is a lieutenant in the Navy, stationed at Chjjvl Hill. North Carolina. Mr Twoes is a lieutenant in the Air Corps, stationed at Miami Beach. Florida. Mr Wallace u a major in the Air Corps, stationed at Maxton. North Carolina Mr. Wolfgang is a lieu- terunt in the Air Corps, stationed at Santa Ana. California LL O I T FOR VICTORY We walk now instead of riding ... — Mr . Bicstcr mak- ing the address on the occasion of the dedication of our service flag ... — George Hontz learning to operate a machine lathe at the N. Y. A. school ... — Seniors buying war stamps and bonds ... — One of the high- lights of the year, Mrs. Roosevelt's visit to the Junior High, when we sang the Ballad for Americans. Pic- ture shows Earl Biel, senior class president, shaking hands with the First Lady. Doris Moeslein looking her prettiest as she works in her Victory Garden. Marty McGaw, Nancy Dickson, Kay Stottler, and Regina Bell with some of the takings in the silk stocking drive. LL Out for Victory is one of the fine slogans that has helped greatly in the war effort. One of the things we shall all remember was the dedication of our service flag on Armistice Day, 1942. A bitterly cold day, it was, we remenv ber, when, try as we would, we could not keep warm. The speakers sitting at the end of the field had the worst of the cold north wind that came sweeping down across the athletic field. But, in spite of all this, it was a thrilling moment when the flag was unfurled. One of our undreamed of pieces of good fortune was the visit of Mrs. Roosevelt to the Junior High School. One of the great moments of our lives was the singing of the “Ballad for Americans” for her,—an effort that won words of high praise from her. We shall never forget her gracious and winning manner. Although our effort has been little enough, we hope that it has con tributed its small part to the winning of the war. Ray Brady learning the art of welding in the N. Y. A. school. The big scrap drive when we almost broke down the floor of the stage with all the junk we piled on it. One Hundred Fiftyfive SWS FIK03I Till: In Massachusetts “Last Monday morning at 2:00 A. M. we started out with full packs and full equipment on 20 min' ute notice. We marched 16 miles by 7:00 o'clock in a blinding sleet storm. The ground and our bodies, packs, and rifles were covered with a film of ice. When the bugles blew “halt” and the column fell out I dropped into 3 inches of mud, pulled it up around my cars and died for 10 minutes. Then the bugles blew “fix bayonets and charge. Our gang went up that hill on the double over rocks, over bushes, through puddles, yelling and swearing to beat the band. We ran that mile up-hill, climbed the redoubt walls—and died again for ten minutes. From Harry Johnstone. Duncan Field, Texas “Am wasting my young life down here in the wastelands of Texas—yeah—where the coyotes howl —'n the deer and the antelopes play. “It is one horrible state! I'm processing a bill to give it back to the Mexicans! It's the only place kncc'dccp in mud where you have hot dust blowing in your face. I'm afraid of the Texas cowgals! You go out with them once—you're engaged; twice—you're married. Egad. pr0m lt Richard J. Curtis. Chapel Hill, N. C. “The parade to church is the most impressive ceremony we have. To hear the negro sailor band and to see the Catholic and Protestant contingents maching to the tune of “Onward Christian Sol- diers, makes one feel proud that he is an Ameri- can, living in a Christian democracy. At times like these when all of the strength of the nation is mus- tered for the retention of the ideal upon which our country was founded, all of us should begin to think less of materialistic things and more of important things. From Lt. (J. G.) Carson Thompson. Mare Island, California “I was just one of the Navy U. S. Marines on Guadalcanal in the Solomons fighting the Japs and going thru jungle hardships day after day, until the day came along that I too was listed as a casualty and taken to the Field Hospital. While I was lying there the night before I was evacuated to a better hospital in New Herbrides I heard someone whistling as they were walking by outside and I thought I recognized the tunc. All of a sudden it came to me that it was “U. D. Will Shine Tonight.” I asked the Corpsman to see who was whistling and the fellow came in. It was an Upper Darby boy, but I can't say his name for he's still there as far as I know. “But it just goes to prove that even in far off battlefields like Guadalcanal, high school days and songs, like home, are often thought about. From Robert L. Clements, '39. HOYS IX Silt VHI In Australia (killed in service) It seems that right about this time you owe me some money. Pop, on accounta I got me some “Nips” to decorate the walls with at home . . . Sa- turday, your little Eddie was on alert and finally the alarm came through that the Nips were puttin' on another air raid ... So up we went to look for them . . . and did we find 'em ... so many that we didn't know what to do. We were lucky to see them long before they saw us so that we were able to get into perfect condition for attack . . . Up in the sun and they never saw us until we were really throwin' the lead at 'em in big doses . . . they started smokin' and broke formation ... I picked out two of them and went after them . . . blew up the first one and when I was gettin' the second one three “Nip fighters got on my tail and from there on it was a merry “Rat Race. From Lt. Edward M. Miller. Southwest Pacific “When you see that bald-headed Dutch Loeb, say “hello to him for me. Tell him that the native gals would really go for that shiny dome. Tell that old war-horse Randy Grimmett “hello” too. I would like to sec if he would get excited when he saw a Jap. I think I could count the number of times he blew up on one finger. From Sgt. John H. Krimmel. Pearl Harbor. Oahu, T. H. “The ship that brought me to the islands also brought Bob Owings, '37. Our meeting was quite unusual as the ship was blacked out and I recog- nized him by his voice only. We had a lengthy chat but it was not until the next day that we actu- ally saw each other. Bob is now on the Hawaiian Frontier Patrol on a small vessel. From Stanley Boardman, 37. A Toast to Bud Wilkins Written by a fellow officer of Ensign William Wilkins, filled November 14, 1942 “Here's a toast to you, Mr. Wilkins; a toast and a prayer. To the laughter in your bright blue eyes; the youth and strength in your boundless energy; the friendliness in associating; the imagery of your imagination, in that every landing strip was the deck of a carrier. Often a friendly ship, a fancied enemy upon which to practice a gunnery run. To the quiet, sure way you won our hearts, to your constancy of purpose and purity of living, we salute you and pray that your treasured memory will help, keep us “on the beam” in our daily flight through life so that when our last landing is completed our spirits may take off and join with yours in the everlasting formation of souls that fly through God's illimitable space.” One Hundred Fifty-six GUESTS DATE NAME SERVICE RESIDENCE REMARKS , J . 3 v« a T e. l jh (%-rrAts (IcdLZs W- i A -'Ji '3, ‘7 Hi %SL fa fat‘ZiS £ r 1 £p)v £). (°y(r7 l! Azi ' fr s J vis £c yt 0 rv ° , AsAz 1 ' 22 £ sCLrts4 A riS ■ 3fa Q Qjiu; y fah% -f Cd(br XAy 'AurdZ ' totsAa, ( j $ Vwrb tit (K - T s-tiri si y fl 7 — —r — (A Us ns 'fctArJZ h?a Lr- £v r tr4 fa bf 'myzsmy arir rnyi ri ey faM 7m. nwwi LJhasJ KJtyyJ. SJkMfrZ fc P orJy Say o 'hh' (fc) OArOTV 1 V 7 '— (jA tyrifav ■ ( Zuv-@ou etJ3 r' . I I 'Afa ycAjf£?C! ; f 5- T M ; AJia ticrQ d-uh2 x. 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II i J a rrn n i J i aCj 9 2 -J- f t T f 1—r—1—r r • V fc � T =fc jir 4- f —J— J ? 1 One Hundred Fifty'eight A ITO U HAP IIS AI� I� II EC I AT I O The printing of this book has been done by The Clark Printing House, Inc., of Philadelphia; the engraving, by the Lot . Photo-Engraving Company of Philadelphia; and the photography, by the Luedecke Studios of Upper Darby. In these days, when there are so many uncertainties, the producing of a year book is a grand, cooper- ative enterprise. All of the companies men- tioned above have done more than their contracts called for to make this 1943 OAK a success.