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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1945 volume:

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Four It is undoubtedly true that the war has not affected Upper Darby as drastically as it has some of our compatriots, but its effects are ever-present in our life. Ra- tioning, scrap drives, and war jobs have acted as a constant reminder of the task confronting us. However, our jobs on the home front seem minor indeed in comparison with those of our servicemen. Already seven- ty-two members of the class of 1945 have entered the service of their country. Eighty-three other Upper Darbians have given their lives for that cause. It is our duty to see that their sacrifices shall not have been in vain. During our days at Up- per Darby we have been preparing our- selves for the future in many ways. We have learned to work and to build, to dream and to materialize our dreams. We must use this skill to transform the chaotic world of the past into a greater world of the future,—a future in which our free- dom should not be taken for granted, but rather we must exert ourselves to find freedom’s full scope,—a future where all men can build and trade in harmony,— a future of hope. In compiling this Oak of 1945 many problems have arisen as to its contents. In all of these problems we have tried to do what we thought would be of interest to the greatest number of people. It is our sincerest hope that in the process we have not slighted any person or organ- ization. Five IleJiciitittn J N THE armed forces are a number of our classmates of 1945 who arc de- fending the American Way of Living,— classmates with whom we played football, ate lunch, gobbled malteds, or perhaps cut study. Although their departure has brought the realities of war closer to us, we still have not had it first hand. We have not lived on K-rations, slept in foxholes, or stood watch against a salty cold wind. We have not yet tasted, as they have, the bitterness of defeat or the sweetness of victory. We all hope and pray for their speedy return wherever they may be,—from the compact snows of Iceland to the mos- quito and Jap infested South Pacific Islands. In our small way, we, the class of 1945, dedicate our yearbook to THE BOYS OF OUR CLASS IN SERVICE Six X JOHN BICKEL GEORGE CLEMENCEAU CHARLES GROSS RICHARD KEISEL WILLIAM LUTCHMAN PETER REINHARDT FRANCIS ROBINSON XI SAMUEL ALLEN PETER CASASSA HAROLD D. CHRISTIAN CHARLES W. DODSON WILLIAM E. DRACUP WILLIAM GOVAN RICHARD HAIGH JAMES KENNEDY RICHARD KIEFNER FLOYD H. MURRAY DAVID R. PARKS HAROLD J. QUINN EDWARD J. ROCKS ROBERT SYKES XII RICHARD HARPER STANLEY HOLMES WILLIAM R. HELM LAWRENCE HOSKINS GILBERT KELLEY DONALD LAIRD CHARLES LANGSHAW ROBERT McELROY JOHN McELWEE IACK MASON HARRY METZ CHARLES MITCHELL NIEL NIELSON LOUIS PAPPAS MORTON PASKER JOSEPH R. RACEK WALTER ROCKEY CARL SANDBERG JOHN SCOTT JOHN STILLE AL SUPOWITZ PAUL THOMPSON DONALD W TURNER LOUIS VASSALLO CHARLES D. VOLZ JAMES WELSH ROBERT WATSON FRANK WIBLE HOWARD ADAMS FRED BINNS RAMON BONACHEA LEE BONNER MARTIN BOSCH IAMES E. BRENNAN PAUL BRESWICK WAYNE CASTIGLONE RAY S. CLARKE JAMES COCHRAN DAVID CRYDER ROBERT CUDDEBACK NATE DE LEON ROBERT DOYLE RICHARD DRACUP WILLIAM DURBORROW EARL FAMOUS JOSEPH FOREMAN WILLIAM FUNK LESLIE GARDNER RICHARD GARNER WILLIAM GREGG LENDON GREY Clusar Advisers rT1HROUGH three difficult war years Miss Lucretia Kerr has been an inspiring adviser to the class of 1945. Her desk in 107 is usually surrounded by a group of students consulting with her about their problems — scholastic and social. Although our class is large, most of us have come in contact with Miss Kerr, and we all realize how much time, thought, and effort she has devoted to us and our interests. Miss Kerrs activities are not limited to her school duties. She is a sports enthusiast, being particularly addicted to tennis, golf, and horseback riding. However, since the war began she has had little time for this. She works at Valley Forge Hospital over the weekend and is a Red Cross Gray Lady also. Besides this, she is in charge of a First Aid Emergency Corps and every Thursday she assists at the Blood Donors' Sta- tion. In the summer she grows a Victory- Garden and she enjoys canning her produce. John Diehl VUR THREE years in Upper Darby High School would have been naught if it had not been for the thoughtful guidance and cooperation of Mr. John Diehl. His kindly advice has smoothed over many of the rough spots of our high school career. His bright smile, keen sense of humor, and lively spirit have enlivened our social events. We owe our many entertaining assemblies to his wise and intelligent selection. Through many years to come, there will remain with us the indelible picture of Mr. Diehl sauntering over to the microphone during assembly and with a perfectly expressionless face, delivering a lecture, cracking a joke, commending our efforts, and urging us on to new heights of scholarship, salesmanship, and service. Words cannot say how much he means to us, for he has made a lasting impression on our minds and hearts and we will never forget him and all he has done for us. So to you, our class adviser, we give our most sincere thanks. School Lane on one of the many snowy days of this winter. Ten The census of 1940 showed that Upper Darby has 56,883 inhabi- tants. It is a quiet residential com' munity of pleasant, modern homes. The population of the Upper Darby Senior High School is 1,829. Of these 553 are seniors, 602 are juniors, and 674 are sophomores. The faculty list shows that there are 86 members. SCHOOL Starting from 1779 when land was first bought for school pur poses. Upper Darby has had an educational system of some kind. During these years of growth the faculty increased in numbers from one to cighty'six. The gradu- ating class of 1896 numbered five as compared to the 536 students who were graduated in 1944. Since 1896 a total of 8,111 students have received diplomas. Upper Darby Senior High School, with its eyes to the future, faces the need of expansion again. The courses offered to students are: The College Course, which includes the Scientific and Aca' demic curricula; The Business Course, consisting of the Steno- graphic. Accounting, Salesmanship and General Business curricula; and The Arts and Crafts Course. The section now known as Up- per Darby Township was first set- tied by the Swedes in 1642. Lieu- tenant Colonel John Prints was commissioned as Governor of “New Sweden” by the King of Sweden. Prints settled in what is now known as Tinicum Township. Kars Kung Creek, where he estab- lished a water mill, became known as Mill Creek in honor of William Cobb, a mill owner. Upper Darby has the distinction of being the home of the United States Tariff Act and the place where the Pennsylvania State La- bor Laws were first conceived and written. The o!d oak ircc. Eleven Twelve Opposite page: Not much like May Day now . . . icicles on the business building . . . one of the beauty spots in the woods . . . the worst winter in years bows down the evergreens . . . the south doorway, scene of much picture tak- ing. This page: A splendid view of the creek . . . Drexel Park wrapped in snow . . . age brings a tender covering of vines . . . what! no one on the bleachers! Thirteen Ill ScLool Something nen—girls in a wood shop class . . . Mr. Hoehler hands otic ihc report cards co a very intense- ly interested group . . . Ah, at last! A chemistry class minus the odors! . . . Tom Dimmick over the paral- lel bars for his test in gym . . . Senior typing class— what's Jane looking at? . . . Metal shop captures the interest of many boys . . . The auditorium crowd— what fun to meet them there before school to chew the rag . . . The long trek over the hockey field in winter. Opposite page: Carrying on in the junior play . . . Nancy's—good old Nancy's with the usual afternoon crowd of stu- dents and alumni . . . Brooks Nancarrow and his band entertain in assembly . . . Johnnie Buck, one man band ... at last—a real, genuine picture of Baker’s . . . Sixty-ninth Street before the dim-out regulations. Ruth iv ekial, Kitty Whiteside, Marilyn Werner, and Peggy Stevenson busy learning how to reach a man’s heart through his stomach . . . Herb Frit and Joan Griffiths, proud winners of the banner for the Songs and Cheers Con- test . . . Jean Moore and Carolyn Shelly almost buried in the rush to get wraps from the lockers at three o’clock . . . somewhere under the snow lies buried the coal needed to keep us warm . . . school’s over for the day—no wonder they look so happy. In School Sixteen ...a4u I Out At the Episcopal game, Alice Trout, Betty Jane Shoulbcrg, Diane Birch, and Rita New- ton lying down with Ann Chapman, Joan Davis, and Jeanne Robson kneeling in back of them . . . The usual rush and jam to try to board the Sixty-ninth Street bound car imme- diately after school as Howard Maxwell stands nonchalantly by . . . Charlotte Oaks doing a split in the All-School Show . . . Marcia Schwarz in her comedy dance for the All- School Show . . . Pyramid drill in the All- School Show. Seventeen Capi. Ralph M. Andersen Sri. Peter E. Bernardino Ensign James B. Bonder Major I.cwis O. Goas Capt. Allan A. Howell Sri. William B. Kirk Capt. Paul E. Schwartz Lt. Carson J. Thompson Ensign Esther R. 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Norman Telford Coffey. Richord Osborne Coffin, David Fronk Coffman, Roymond Pout Colantomo, Nicholos Coldvita, Lconord Aye« Colcmon, Byers Coleman, Joieph Coleman, William Colflcsh, Robert Foy Coll, Robert F. Collins, Edwin J. Collini, Paul Clarke Collinion, Jomci Colymer, Robert Jomci Conahon. Jomei P. Conon, Jomci John Conon, John Joieph Conord, Wm. Evei Conord. Fredrick Ooniel, Jr. Coney� , John Franci� Coney� , Wolter J.. Jr. Conner, Charles C. Conrod, Fred. 0., Jr. Conroy, Betty S. Conroy, Elixobeth J. Conroy, J. Edmond, Jr. Conroy, Thomo� Coniidinc. Richard H. Contcl. Richord Joseph Conway. P. Carton Conway, Raymond J. Cooke. Samuel J. Cooke, S. P. Cooley, Robert Cooper. Jomc� Cope. Ethel Jane Copeland, Arnold H., Jr. Copclond, Theodore H„ Jr. Copp, Alan Gilliatt Cordero, Michocl A., Jr. Cordero. Robert W. Corlie� , Williom M. Corrcole. F. Correnty. Fronk A. Costo, Richord H. Costm, Charles Coffee, John C. Coulborn, George H. Coulter, Jomci Coulter, Thomoi Courtney, Williom M. Cox, Alfred 0., Jr. Cox, George Alfred Cox, John J. Cox, Robert Gordon Cox, Sorgent S. Cox. Williom W. Cozzi, Richord Croft, Clifford J., 3rd Cromer, Robert Arthur Crondcll, Arthur Cronston, Albert Croniton, Dovid M. Cronston, Joieph Croniton, Leroy Kenneth Crawford, Arnold Crowford, Oovid M. Crowford, Worren Crceclius. William J. Cretio, Gori M. Crcito, Ludwig T. Cridlond, Charles M. Criherden, Wm. F. Crist, Edword I. Crist, Joieph Crist, John F. Criitoforo, Gin. Crittenden, William L Crocker, Donald L. Crockett, Woltef M. Crockett. Worren E. Cross, Edgar G. Cross, Robert E. Cross. Samuel S. Cross. Stuort M. Cross. Walter D., Jr. Crossley. Robert N. Crowell, Albert E. Cryder, Dovid Cuckncll. Chorles Cuckncll. W. Eorlc. Jr. Cuddeback. Robert Bruce Cugine. Gaten J. Culbertson, H. H. Cullen, Richord F. Y. Culpepper, Theodore Culver, Vernon W. Cumberland, James J. Cumberland, Morgaret A. Cummings, Linn Cummiskey. Joseph W. Cunney. Edword G. Cunney, John G. Cunney, Williom Cunmnghom, Earl B. Cunningham, John Wilson Curoy, Joseph Curoy, Rudolph Joseph Curran, Williom 8. Currier, Edwin B. Currier, Mason Pcet III Curtis, Richard J. Cuthbert, Harry L. Cyckowiki. Richard C. Cyphers, Robert D Dole, John Robert D'Alesio, Daniel J. D'Alesio. Rudolph A. Dolick, Michael DoHtrom, Seigfried T. Dolstrom, Sten F„ Jr. Dombmon, Walter C., Jr. Damon, John Drew D’Angelo, Joseph Anthony Donenhur, George I., Jr. Dormiento. Victor Darmody, Thomos R., Jr. Dorrogh, William H. Dash, John A. Doth, Edward E. Doth, Emil J., Jr. Doth, Robert Joegue Doth, Roy Alfred Doth. Russell G. Dou, Roy Spooner Davis. Chorles William Dovis, Dovid W Davis, Earl Curlett Davis, Joseph Edword Davis, Notalie H. Davidson, Hcdlcy F., Jr. Davoly, Edward Joseph Dawson, Herbert John Dawson, Williom R. Dowson, Mork Doy. Williom Theodore Dcol, Edwin L,, Jr. Decker, George, Jr. de Bordenonc, John Frcdric Dc Froncosco. Goctono R. De Gorauo, George P. Deihl. Froncis Robert Dcihl, Joseph Donicl Dehnerf, Carl G. De Jure, George J. Dclacy, Lee Morris� De Locy. Williom Garland Delaney, Roy 8lonchord, Jr. De Leon, Nothon Della, Perura Edmund Delloso, Dominick John De Long. Earl R. De Luca. Eugene Victor Dement, Chester Demefriodes, Chorlet M. Dempsey. Joseph C. Dennis, Harold E., Jr. Denney, George T. Denny, Joseph III Desmond, Peter H., Jr. Dessender, Joeques Cherry Dc Turk, Nevin Defiveider, Samuel C., Jr. Detwilcr. Russell Cloyd Deuber, David George Devereoux. Chorles lewis Dew, Leslie Clorke Dewces, Joseph Dickcl, George H. Dielens, A. J., Jr. Dieter. Zonder Dietsch, Donold W. Dietsch, Richard F. Diggoy, Williom C. Dillman, Corl Roger. Jr. Dilworth, John Di Primo. Fronk John. Jr Dimtnig. Donold Eugene Dodge, Robert E. Dodson. Chorles William Dolon, George F. Dolton, Richard Leslie Dolton, Williom R. Dommgues. Poul Donaldson, Fronk 0„ Jr. Donofrio. Albert Fronk Donofrio, Edmund Fronk Oonohoc, Ho word Vonc II Donohue. Joseph Horry. Jr. Doody, James Thomas Dooley. Wollocc S. Doron, George Dorrlcoft, Wolter Doftie. John Thomos Dotti. Williom Dougherty. Edword John Dougherty, Edward F Dougherty. Edword Joseph Dougherty. Froncis J. Dougherty. Fronk Dou9ncrly, James Joseph Dougherty, John A. Dougherty. Joseph A. Doughty, Fred F. Douglos, Chorles T„ Jr. Douglas. James E. Dower. Dorothy B. Downey, Eugene Downey, Jerry Doyle, Joseph Doxonti. Vincent Drocup, Richord Thomos Drocup, William Edmund Dreher, John Albert Dreisback, John J. Dress, Logan B. Driscoll, Richord Hargroves Driscoll, Robert Comoron Du Aime, Albert James Dubbs, Chorles Dubins, Milton A. Dublis, Chorles F. DuBois, Barron Robert Duff, Joseph F., Jr. Duffy, James V. Duffy, Williom Duffy, Williom David Dug dole, Robert Russell Ouke, Charles Outing, Robert Duncan, Chester Irving Dunman, William Roy Dunning, Williom Ounn, Williom Henry Durborow, John R. Durburow, Robert Kyle Durfee, James H. Durfcc, Russell A. Durso, Joseph P. Durso, Michael Anthony Dutchcr, Russell, C. Dutton, Walter Gunckcl, Jr Dutton, William McA. Dyke, Edword J. Dyke, J. Poul Dyke. Walter J. Dyke, Williom J. E Earhart. Will Tinnoeus Eosh, Robert Earl Eostwood, Edword Gray Ebcling, George Wolter Ebey, Henry E. Edgcrly, Robert Everett Edgington, Elmer M. Edic, Thomos Edmundson, Jock P. Edword� . John R. Edwards, Thomson Froncis Egcliton. Horace N. Ehlert, John Frederick, Jr. Eirich, A. Geroldine Eisenhardt, George Harrison Eismann, Jomci Fronces G Elberson, Robert, Jr. Elliott. Elmer C. Elliott, John Bryont Ellis, Joseph Froncis Ellis, George Ellis, Wolloce Nowbold Ellison, John Edword Ellson. F. Vermon Ely, Theodore Harrison Elxcy, Williom Embrcc, Borbaro Jeon Emmanuel, Robert John Emmert, Mackey Emmons, Homer K., Jr. Enders, George Michocl Endicott, Genevieve M. Endicott, Thomos D. Engelkraut. George English. Horry Ent, Robert Charles Eppcl, Walter Louis Erichson. 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Glasgow, Charles John Glozicr, Robert Horocc Glazier, Roy Hamilton, Jr. Glifort, Edword f. Godshall. Henry S. Goot, Lewis 0. Goff. Conoid H Goldenbcrg, Barton S. Goldsmith. Lowrence C. Goldsmith, Robert L. Gomberg, Stanley Benson Gonzolez, Ralph Goodman. Woltcr Emil, Jr. Goodwin, Isabella Stocking Gordon. Fred H. Gordon, Fred S. Gordon. John Gordon. Kenneth H., Jr. Gordon, Kermit Gordon, Lester Elliott Gordon, Lisle Gordon, Milton Bcrnzhof Gordon, Thomot 0 Gore, George T. Gorman. Fred Gorman. George T., Jr. Gormon, John Charles Gormon, Williom Morron Gorrell. Jomes Woller Gosnoy. Jomes J. Goudic, Eugene Govon, William L. Gow, Arthur Sidney. Jr. Gow, Jomes S. Gow, Neolc Andrew Grotayet. Irving A. Groboyes, Stonley Grady. Curwood Grody, Roy Oawson Grotstrom. Horold Mondor Graham, John Woods Groham, Thomas Henry Grohom, Thomas Rexford Graham. Williom J., Jr. Grainger, Robert Malcolm Grouch, John Fronk III Grovdahl, Robert Andrew Groves, Fronk B. Granger. A. John Grcor. Edwin, Jr. Greeley. James Horace. 3rd Green. FrancH E Green, Jomes Carson HONOR UPPER DARBY HIGH SCHOOL Green, John Willard Green, Raymond R Greenowolt, Robert Gordon Grccnowolt, Maurice 0. Greenberg, Mitchell Greene. Couglass Greene. Horry, Jr. Greene, Kingsley L. Greene, Lawrence V. Greene, Lewis Adorns Greene, Michael J. L. Greene, Robert. Jr. Greenfield, Arthur Cooper Greenfield, Conoid H Greenwood, Williom J. Greer. Robert C. Gregg, John Irvin, Jr. Gregory. Cwight V., Jr. Greig, John C. Greims, Arthur W,, Jr. Grey, Ellsworth London Gr.Ilith, Albert M Griffith, Clorcncc Hawkins Griffith, John Griffiths, Frank Anon Griffiths, Lee W. $., Jr. Gnffiths, Norman E. Griffiths. Williom H Gnfone. Albert Vincent Groskin, Herbert Edword Grost, CKories N Gross, George 8 Gross, William F. Grotofohann, Arthur G Groves, Raymond Poul Grotyohann, George H. Grube. Clifford N. Gruntnolt, Jerome Guild. Betty Anne Gulick, Henry Cloy Gum, Robert A. Gundokor, Robert C Gundofccr. Williom Gundel, S. A. Guntncr. Robert E. Gurchcus. Howard A. Guy. Lester 0. Guyant, Fred H Hoos, William Bruce Hackctt, William Hocket, Robert Walter Hoelle. William Louis Halley, Robert A., Jr. Hogue, Merle Thomas Hogy, Jack E. Hohn, Caniel Horold. Jr. Haigh, Ernest Richord Haigh. Irvin Arthur. Jr. Haim, Morton E. Haim, Stonley Hairsinc, Oovid Allen Hairsinc, John Edwine Hall. Conoid George Holi, Oonold W Holl. Henry M. Hall, Maurice H. Holpin, Robert P,, Jr. Holy. Joseph G., Jr. Hombleton, Gifford, Jr. Homill, Wolter G Hamilton, George Newton Hamilton, J C. Hamilton, James 0. 8. Homilton. J. 0. Hamilton. Robert W„ Jr. Homilton, Russel Wilbur Homilton, Thomos A , Jr. Hond, W Austin Honey, John Henry III Honey, Robert Gilbert. Jr. Hanford, Joyce Potricio Hongortner. John A. Honkinson, Fronk R. Honno. Edward A. Honnig, Charles Hanscll, Ephraim Palmer Hansell, Jomes Joseph Honsell, Horry B. Hansell, Howard H., Jr. Hanton. Arthur Wesly Horo, Edword Hordcastlc. John C. T. Harding. Alonso T„ Jr. Hordy, Robert A., Jr. Hore, Joseph Edwin Hargortncr, John A. Horgis, Patricia Ann Hargrove, Williom J. R. Harlow. Wolter Louis Horner, Frank Covid Horper, Richard Irving Horrol, Richard R. Horris, Alvin E. Horris, Arthur F. Harris, Charles Horris, Fronk J. Horris, Fronk S. Harris, Thomos Charles Morrison, Herbert W Morrison, George Samuel Harrison, Richord L. Harrison. William J. Hort, Allen Elmer Hartman, Henry G. Hartman, Jomes Henry Hortman, Rolph Rudolph Hortmon, Williom C. Hartman, Williom Keller Hortranft. John 8. Hostings, Conici C. Hostings. Poul Howard Hofhowoy, Chorles Allen Hothowoy, G. Gardiner Haughey, Edword Carlas Howorth, Burton Clyde Hoy. Fronk Lewis Hozen, Charles Walter Hozen. Elizabeth, Jr. Hozen, Robert Lewis Hcacock. Thomos ft. Heold, C. Couglos Heaps, Horry 0., Jr. Heaton, Robert J. Hecht. J. Edword Heil, Arent C. Heil, Conoid N. Hc'frich, Wilton Robert Helkcc, Robert F. Heller, Robert Helm, Oean Hclscngren. Coris Rac Hemphill, Rolph Hayes, Jr. Henderson, Robert J. Henderson, Williom H. Hendricks, Robert C. Hendrixson, Lewis H., Jr. Henneke, Horry C. Henry, Joseph William Henson. Richord Goodrich Herb, Clarence Hechenrider, Richord G. Herder, Robert Rex Hcrgert, John C. Herman. Marvin M. Herring. Harry Herting, Ernest D. Hess. Jomes C. Hess, Woyne R. Mctheringfon, Roy, Jr. Heutzcnrode, Catherine M. Hcvner, Charles Wesley Heyduk, Joseph F. Hicks, Robert C. Hickey. John E., Jr. Higgins. John V. Higgins, Robert E. Higgins, Vincent L Hill, Henry A, Hill, John T. Hill, Robert Leslie Hill, Samuel R. Hill, Williom E. Hides, Cecil C. Hides. Cell L Hindlc, H. Brooke Hindle, James M. Hinkle, Hcrmon A. Hipwcll, J one L. Hirsch, Edward F Hirst. Albert G. Hiscott, John M. Hitchcock, Henry F. Hoag, James G., Jr. Hobdell, Nelson P. Hodges. Wolter F Hoel, Jeanne P. Hoertz, John J. Hofberg, Royden Hortmon. Francis R. Hoffmon, Gladys B. Hoffman, Horry W Hoffmon, John C. Hoffmon, John W. Hoffman, Kermit Hoffman, Robert H. Hoffmon. William E. Hogon, Chorles J. Hogan, Paul J. Hoge. Fred, Jr. Hoggett. Albert L Hoagett. Herbert Hokanson, Horocc M. Holden. Jomes W. Holden, Robert S. Hollingsworth, George Hollies, Robert P Holloway, Ernest G. Holm, Jomes M„ Jr. Holm. Robert Montgomery Hontz. George F. Hoopes, Croig Howard Hoover. Francis M. Hooven, V. Joy Hope, Elixobcth W. Hopkins, Oonold F. Hopson. George A. Hopson, Robert H. Hopwood. William J. Horne, Charles E. Horpel, Fronklin E. Horton. Jomes Blair Horwitz. Robert L. Hough. Mory Louise Houghton, Williom Houk. Stonley. Jr. Houseman, Charles M Housemon, Conoid M. How, Oono 0. Howarth, Willord A. Howell, Allon A. Howlcy, James S. Hoy, Somuel St. C. Hubbert, William Huber, Cowson H. Huboky, Francis Huboky, John Hudson, Howard L. Hudson. Jomes W. Hudson, Wilbur E. Huebner, Fred. B. Huet, Elizabeth Jonc Huct, Fronk E. Huet, Williom S. Hughes, Robert 0. Hughes, Stonley G Hugo, Eugene H. Hugo, Victor A. Hud. M C. Cy Hummel. Marlin 0. Hunt, C. Burnley Hunter, Edwin Hunter, Leland C., Jr. Hurley. Francis E. Hutchinson, Robert H. Hutt, Wolter Luther Hyde, Horry, Jr. Hyde, Mory Emma Hyslop, William T. I Ide, Thomos Idc, Williom K. Ingcfsoll, Burton Ward Insley. Groce Lee Irons, Chester H. Ivers, Chorles J Jackson, Ed E. Jackson, Kenneth C. Jackson, Robert N. Jacobsen, Hons H. L. i Henry Jacoby. George B. Jacovini, Pietro M.. Jr. Jogoe, W. Harvey Jomison, Jomes A. Jamison, Robert L. Jarrard, Robert L. Jous, Williom C. Jeffries, Samuel A. Jenkins, Herbert H., Jr. Jenkins. Roy Stuart Jensen, George R. Jensen. Robert Frederick Jensen, Theodore A Joachnv. Woltcr F. Joochim, Williom 8. Jobson, Covid G. Jobson, Lowson W., Jr. Johonsen, Ralph B. John, Hubert J,, Jr. John, James A. John, Joseph J. Johnson, Bernard S. Johnsen. Jomes Joseph Johnson, Benhom M. Johnson. George H. Johnson, Horry S., Jr. Johnson, Jomes K. Johnson. Philip Johnson, Robert Q. Johnston. Charles R Johnston, Horry P., Jr. Johnston, Joseph M Johnston, S. Oudlcy Johnston, Thomos W., Jr. Jody, Woltcr F. Jones, Alon C. Jones, Edward Jones, 11 wood 0., Jr. Jones, Everett H. Jones, Horry Jones, George P. Jones, Merritt W. Jones, Richard T Jones, Robert Lee Jordon, Edward S., Jr. Joseph, Edword 8., Jr. Joseph, Harley Eugene Joyce, Mortm T,, Jr Joyce, Robert 0., Jr Jum, Robert P Junkin, Molcolm P. K Koehne, Russell E Koehnc. Wm. Charles Kalbach. Dorothy Kane. Norbcrt Kane, Paul J. Kone. William M. Katsoms, Oovid J. Kouffmon, Charles B. Kouffman, Grover C Kayfield, Browning A. Kcarnan. Fred W. Kcotcs, Wesley Gordon Keeler. Horold G. Keeler, John W. Keenan, John H. Kccsc, James P. Kcfford. Wm. R. Kehl, Donold W Keim. George W. Keithline, Charles Kellogg. Evrol William Kelley, George £. Kelley. Gilbert Clark Kelley, Jock Kelley, William E. Kelley. William H. Kelly, Edword J., Jr. Kelly, Raymond V. J. Kelly, Robert T. Kelsey. Robert F. Kennedy, Edward Kennedy, James R. Kennedy, Richard Kennedy, Richord A Kennedy. Thomos E. Kennedy, John 0. Kenney. John W. Kenney, John R. Kenyon, Jock F. Kepncr. George R , Jr Kerok, Joseph J. Kerner, John Becker Kerns, John M. L., Jr. Kcrshes, Daniel L Kerslokc. Albert F Keser, Otto A. Kictner, Fred G.. Jr. Kicfner, Richard P. Kicthlinc, C. R Kilbngc. John W Kilgour, Covid M Kilkenny, Joseph J. Killeen, Wm F. King, Oohiman A King, Dudley C., Jr. King, Fronk R,, Jr. King, John J. King, Williom F., Jr. Kirby, George A. Kirk, 8. Donald Kirk, Jacob E., Jr. Kirk, George Wm. Kirk, William 6 Kirk, Wilmer L. Kirkpotrick, Hugh H. Kirkpotrick, Robert C . Jr Kirschncr, Williom C. Kmeeo, Steve Knecht, Jack Knocklcr, Williom C. Jr. Knopf, Chorles W Knox, Fronklin R Koehler. Richord H. Kocrner, Robert J. Kotke, William A , Jr. Kohler. Benjamin Spencer Kohler. George W. Kollor, Jennings 8,, Jr. Korfmonn, Robert G. Kotloff, Philip Kramer, George H.. Jr. Kromor, Paul H. Krebs, Fred Wolfgong Kreidcr, Jock B„ Jr. Krcidcr, John R. 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Harry Rolond Mortin, Peter Vincent Mortin, Thomas 8. Mortin, Willard Mortindole, Edmund Martindcll, Cori M. C. Maruchi. Williom Mosseth, Chorles B. Mosscth. William Crcsscn Mossey, Eugene Storr, Jr. Moson, Jock Raymond Maton, Charles Edwards Matchica, Nicholos Mothus. James Cressen Mothcws, Jack Baynes Mathias, Otto Mathias, Russell T. Matsingcr, George H. Matsinger, John Dunbor Motter, Theodore Matthews, Richard Andrew Mattsen, Cori H. Motz, Walter Bruce Moun, William Moxwcll. Robert R. Moyer. Charles F. McAlco, Jomes McAllister, Worrcn McCabe. Bernard A. McCobc, Juice McCohon, Froncis Paul McCobc, Morie Agnes McCollistcr, David F. McCollistcr, Horry W. McCollistcr, John S. McCollistcr, Worrcn McCombridgc. Jomes E„ Jr. McCann, Arthur Compbcll McCann. John A. McCann, John Joseph, Jr. McCorter, James 6.. Jr. McCorthy, Melvin P. McCortncy, Horace E. McCausland, Edwin McCIcnoghcn, A„Jr. McClonoghen, Herbert A. 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Von Inwegen, John W. Von Ingen, Worren Vosey, Jack A. Vosey, Joseph J. Vossolo, Mortin J. Voughon, George t. Voughon, Williom D. Voughn, Harold Voufes, Jomes H. Veitz. Henry C. Verno, Robert J. Veth, George F. Veth, Walter R. Vidoon. Fronk C. Vincy. Williom H. Vogel, Frederick T. Vogt. David B. Vogt, Lawrence D. Voigtsbcrg, Vincent Volz, Chorles Douglas W Wackcnhut, George R. Wadsworth, Richord W. Wogcnknight, Fronk W. Wogncr, Alfred W. Wagner, Richord C. Wagner, Robert S. Wogncr, Vol R. Woitc, Thomos F. Woldron. Gerolo Raymond Walker. John F. Woll. Chorles R. Wall. Robert L. Woliocc, John A. Woliocc. Robert E. Wolp. Horry 0. Wolth. Robert Jerome, Jr. Wolsh, Thomos Woltcr, Allan F. Woltcr, Charles A. Woltcr, Herbert L. Woltcr, Jomes M. Woltcr, Poul H. Woltcr, Theodore R. Woltmon, Williom C. Wolton, J. Williom Word. Henry H. Word. Williom J. Worner, Raymond C. Wortcll, Arthur N. Wotkins, Evo A. Wotkins, Fronk G. Wotson, John O. Wotson, Rolph W. Watson, Richard H. Wotson, Robert S. Wotson, Rolond O. Wotson, Williom Wot� , Edward Wotts. Edword C. Wotts, George V. Wotts, Grohom M. Wolfs, Thomos B. Woy, Woltcr J. Woy. William L. Wcotherlow, Howord R. Weaver, Albert R. Wcovcr. Robert L. Wcovcr, Williom B. Webb, Harold Webb, Malcolm L. Weber, Edword C. Weber, George L. Weber, Horold E. Weber, William J. Webster, John V. Wcdcman, Miles G. Wcigcle, Woltcr C. Weigclf, Williom Wcigold Colvin Clarence Weil, Corlos Wcisbrod, Robert M. Wcisel, Robert L. Weiss, LcRoy M. Welch. Evin R. Welch, Thomos H. Wcllmon, Fronk Arthur Wells, Guilliom A. Wells, Richord W. Welsh, Dovid W. Welsh, Jomes Richord Welsh. Williom J. Wenger, Bernard Wenger. Dorothy M. Wentzcl, Richord C. Werner, Robert O. Wcrtlcy, George F. Wertlcy, Poul H. West, Doris Ermo West. Ruth West. Williom Chorles Weston. Edword I. Wcthcrill. George W. Wetzel, Do rid E. Wholen, Louis Whorton, George Whorton, Joseph H. Whorton, Michocl Whcoton, Edword C. 5. Whcoton. Henry C. Whcoton. Robert S. Wheeler, Normon D. Whipple, Robert S. Whitoker, Dovid Whitoker, Ruth E. Whitoker. Williom H. White, Gene D. White. John White, Milton, R., Jr. White, Robert G. Whiteheod, Joseph Whitchcod, Williom Whitomon, Everett A. Whitcscll, Molvin W. Whitman, Stuort Randolph Whitmon, Williom Colvin Wiblc, Fronk N. Wiener, Williom Donald Wigo, John W. Wilber, Grant F. Wilde, Herbert A. Wilds, George J. Wilhelm, John J Wilhclmy, Richord L. Wilkcning, Arnold G. Wilkonina, Stonlcy K. Wilkes, George J. Wilkes, Williom R. Wilkie, Robert Wilkins, Robert Wilkins, Williom Holl Wilkinson, Joseph C. Will, Daniel C. Willord. Jomes J. Willey, Robert J. Williom� , Chorles L. Williom� . Dovid Williom� , George H. Williams, George Wmton William� , Horold R. Williom� . Jomes L. Williom� . Morion G. Williom� . Ollcy M. Williams, Russell A. Williams, Thomos 0. Williams, Thomos G. Williom� . Williom D. Willis, Williom E. Wilson, Alcxonder Wilson. Alvin Wilson, Burl A. Wilson, Jomes McP. Wilson, Rolph E. Wilson, Robert W. Wilson, Thomos B. Wilson, Wolter M. Wilson, Wilbur P. Wilson, William M. Wilt. Robert A. Winchcll. Somucl 0. Winfield, Williom 8. Wmlngs, Loron Poul, Jr. Wintemberg, Howord Wintcmbcrg. John H. Winters. Gordon H. Wise, Daniel M. Wisniewski, John Wolf. Chorles R Wolf. Herbert A. Wolf. Lloyd L Wolf. Morgorct J Wolf, Morton A Wolf. Robert J. Wolfe, Jomes H Wolfe, Williom E. Wolfgang, Roy W. Wollmon. Nathaniel Wood, Chorlottc V. Wood. Moson G. Wooding. Clork W. Wooding. Jomes D. Woodroffc, Froncis H. Woodruff. Poul R. Woods, Archie G. Woodword. H. Mahlom Worrell, Froncis D. Wortley. Austin M. Wright. Joseph J. Wuko, Joseph A. Wyoft. Wilbur E. Wycherley, Gerbcrt A. Wyly. Robert Wynn, Frank Y Yokimoff, Emil Irving YokimoPf. Ludwig Edwin Yornall, Kenneth Votes, Robert Ycrger, Benson Young, Chorles E. Young. Cloude D. Young, George G. Young, Howord W. Young, Richord T. Young, Thomos Z Zebrowski, John T. Zebroski, Wolter Zccco, Alfonso Zell. Gottlob Zcrfing, John W. Zcrfing. Lawrence R. Zcrfing, Louis W Zcrfing, Robert M. Zeuner. Williom H. Ziegler. Dovid Zimmermon, Henry W. Zimmcvmann, John A. Zimmermon, Luther Zimmermon. Richard L., Jr. Zmgroff. Mothew Zingroff, Michael Zubler, John L. EDWARD J. BARRY. '37 EDWARD BARYCKI, ’39 JOHN W. BEISWANGER. '40 DAVID L. BERMAN. '41 ROBERT L. BRESW1CK. 39 ROBERT H. BOYER. '38 MILES BLUNT. '36 ROLAND S BRIE AN. 43 ELMER J. BURKE. '41 JOHN E. GARTER. '30 CHARLES H. CASSIDY, '36 WALTER J. CONEYS. '42 GUS J CRISTOFARO. '41 GEORGE E DANENHAUER. 38 GAETANO R. DE FRANCESCO. 38 LESLIE C. DEW. 44 (LES PRICE) ED J DOUGHERTY, '39 EUGENE DOWNEY. 42 JOHN PHILLIP EUBANK. 34 RICHARD P. FARRELL. 39 GEORGE L. GALBRAITH. 40 DONALD J. GARTLAND, '37 JOHN R GILLIGAN. 42 JAMES ROBERT GOOGE. 41 JAMES GORRELL. 42 ARTHUR W GREIMS. JR.. 32 MORTON HAIM. ‘38 STANLEY HAIM. 40 JOHN HENRY HANEY III. '41 HOWARD W. HAPPERSETT. 35 WILLIAM HENDERSON. '38 STANLEY HOUR. JR.. '42 GEORGE J. JOHNSEN. '41 J. KENT JOHNSON. '43 ALAN D. JONES. 40 HARRY R JONES. 37 WILLIAM C. KAEHNE, 42 WILLIAM F. KELLOGG. 41 JOHN B. KERNER. '38 ROBERT H LAN DON. 36 WALTER A LANG. '38 GORDON LEWIS. '38 JOHN B. L1LLARD. 37 HOWARD W. LORRAINE. 33 ROY SAMUEL MacELWEE, JR.. '43 JOHN E. MACKENZIE. '37 JAMES HAMILTON McCONNELL. 37 KENNETH W. McCORMICK. 36 alan c. McIntyre. 33 ROBERT G. MEALING. 35 EDWARD McC. MILLER. '34 WINSOR MOWRY. 40 WILLIAM H. MYERS. JR.. 36 TOM C. NEAL. 34 ROBERT J. PENMAN. '34 FRED REESE PENMAN. '37 THOMAS F. QUINN. '38 JOHN E. RAFTERY. 41 JOHN A. RANDALL. 40 CHARLES G. RAPP. 42 MALCOLM C. REED. 42 ROBERT T. REEVES. 30 ROMEO J RIZZOLO. 31 ANDREW J. SCHMIDT. 37 THOMAS F. SCHOENING. '4 2 HARRY SCHRADER. '37 JOHN M. SCHRIVER. '36 CHARLES W. SCHWARZ. 42 EUGENE W. SEELY. 44 JOHN M. SHR1VER, 36 J. WM. SKIDMORE. 37 RAYMOND W. SMITH. '32 RAYMOND C. SPENCER. '38 ROBERT W. S. STINSON. 31 LEWIS STRAHLEY III, '39 HARRY STRAILEY. 39 ALFRED P. THEURER. '36 ROBERT TRAVIS. '34 HOWARD UMBERGER. '42 WALTER VETH. '33 HARMER H. WAY. JR.. 36 WILLIAM H. WILKINS. '37 G. B WILLIAMS. '31 OTLIE M. WILLIAMS. 33 He£t ®le Jforget Twenty-six Silting: Mrs. Elva H. Frazer. Dr. George G. Dilworth, Mrs. Rac F. Biester, Mrs. Helen Alexander. Standing: Mr. Vanleer I. Bond, Mr. John H. Fra- zier, Mr. W. Harry Schaffer. Mr. William B. Morris. XT E, as students, do not often give very much thought to our School Board. Through no fault of theirs, few of us have realized the tremendous work they have done this year, and how very active each member has been. Wc cannot be too lavish with our praise for its capable president, Dr. George G. Dilworth, and its equally capable vice-president, Mrs. Rae F. Bics- ter. All the members, we know, arc doing their very best to make this Upper Darby High School one of the best schools in the country. Theirs is a thank- less and arduous task, but as unselfish public servants they have made a con- tribution of which wc all should be proud. Mrs. Evelyn Ellson, who could not be present for the formal picture above President Dilworth and Vice-President Bicster confer over some is I.ins for the Board $m� eriiiten«lent MR. JOHN H. TYSON TOURING our Senior High School days we have been guided faith' fully and well by Mr. John H. Tyson. As principal during our sophomore year and superintendent during our junior and senior years he has won the respect and admiration of all by his fine judg- ment and keen personal interest in the welfare of each student. Tins year, acting on his suggestion, the School Board has adopted The Merit Rating System for teachers and Sch x l Visitation Day. These two new plans are intended to raise still further the high stand- ards of our school. Also started this year under his direction was an intensive study of the marking systems in our district by the teachers. The results of his study will be used to formulate a plan whereby the marking systems of the Junior and Senior High Schools would lie uniform. Although war-time conditions have added new problems, he has consistently proved himself a worthy and capable school and com- munity leader. Twenty eight DR. JAMES E. NANCARROW A NOTHER year has passed under the supervision of Dr. James Nancarrow, and we have again witnessed his leadership. In sports, recreation, and studies, he has encouraged us all to show our school spirit. Wc hope we have not disappointed him. We know' problems and difficulties are constantly arising in the everyday life of a principal, hut I'm sure we feel Dr. Nancarrow has met these problems and settled them with a foresight by which we have all profited. Not only has he settled problems of the present, but he has also considered in his judgment, problems of the future. Most outstanding of all his attributes is his jovial disposition. Whatever his feelings or duties might be. his smile and pleasant voice have been an inspiration. Wherever vve go, our thoughts shall turn back to Upper Darby and our principal, Dr. Nancarrow, who has added to our happiness. T wentynine Piicnlty Sealed: Mist Weimcr, Mr . Slick. Mr. Diehl, Mr . Dane- hower, Mr. Milne, Miss Foster, Mr. Geyer, Mis Gauk- rodger, Mr. Herzog, Mi Turner, Mr. Tyson. Second Row: Miss Koch, Mi� Grunberg, Miss Harbold, Mis Christnan, Mi � Noble, Mis Geiger, Mi� N. Scott, Mi � Kerr, Miss Goodman, Miss Reed, Mrs. Kishbaugh, Mr . Abrams, Miss Mowry. Third Row: Mr. Bennett, Mr. Wike, Mr. Clugston, Mr. Noel, Mr. I.oeb, Mr. McDon- nell, Mr. Hugerty, Mr. Packer, Mr. Morris. Lott Row: Mr. Brooke, Mr. Remley, Mr. Stermer, Mr. LeCates, Mr. Lower, Mr. Forsgard, Mr. Neff, Mr. Coffey. Seated: Dr. Nancarrow, Mins Mallon, Mr. Holmes, Miss Kingsley, Mr. Broxius, Miss Taylor, Mr. Billingslea, Mrs. Hammond, Mr. Hnupt, Miss M. Scott, Miss Richards. Second Ro� : Miss Garen, Miss I.ipman, Miss Bock. Mrs. Fish, Miss Weil, Miss Sommerfield, Miss Breese, Miss Miller, Mrs. Wolstenholme, Mrs. Sullivan, Miss Mac Carter, Miss Leaman. Third Ro� : Mr. Mefort, Mr. Grimmctc, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Ostergrcn, Mr. Strange, Mr. K«hl, Mr. Minacci, Mr. Shenk, Mr. Dotti. Last Row: Mr. Hoehlcr, Mr. King, Dr. Robinson, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Shull, Mr. Harer, Mr. Hamilton, Dr. Dengler. Faculty SMemliers ADMINISTRATION June Edward Nancarrow, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Charles Holmes. B.A., M.A. Zita E. Mallon, B.S. John Diehl. B.A.. M.A. Mary L. Lukens, B.A.. M.A. M. Randolph Grimmett. Ph.B.. M.Ed. LIBRARIANS Elisabeth D. Turner, Librarian Emeritus Ruth A. Lcaman, Ph.B. •Janet H. Mcssick, B.A.. B.S. (Leave of Absence) Beatrice B. MacCarter, B.A.. M.S. ENGLISH Edith Gaukrodger. B.A., M.A. R. Wayne Boyd. Ph.B.. LL.B. Helen M. Ferree. B.A., B.Pd,, M.A. Lillian S. Fi h. B.A.. M.A. Allan A Howell. B.A. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Army) William B. Kirk, B.S. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Army) Merle I. Koch. B.S . M.A. Esther R. Kumjan, B.A. (Leave of Absence. WAVES) Charles H. Morris. B.A. Helen M. Mowry, B.A., M.A. Paul K. Noel. B A.. M.A Martin J. Ostergren. B.A.. M.S. Frieda E. Reed. B.A., M.A. Anne M. Slick. B.A. Mazic G. Weil. B.S. Frances E. Weimer. B.A.. M.A. Maryaret N. Yerkes, B.A. Elsa R. Melville HISTORY John S. Billingidea. B.A., M.A. Helen S. Abrams, B.A . M.A. Ralph M Andersen, B.S., M.S. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Army) James B. Bonder, B.A.. M.A. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Wavy) Charles M Brooke, B.A. Paul L Coffey. B.A.. M.Ed. Lewis O. Goas. B.A.. M.Ed. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Army) M. Randolph Grimmett, Ph.B.. M.Ed. Mahlon R. Hagerty, Jr.. B.A.. M.A. Donald W. Robinson, B.A.. M.A., Ph.D. Ralph N. Schmidt. B.A.. M.A Clayton K. Shenk, B.S.. M.Ed. Harry R. Wike. B.S.. M.S. Lloyd L. Wolf. B.S.. M.A. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Wavy) Charles L. Wood. B.S . M.A. COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Thomas J. Milne, B.C.S. Peter E. Bernardino, B.S. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Army) Edna M. Danchowcr, B.S. Fred G. Forsgard, B.C.S., M.Ed. Pearl E. Garen, B.S.. M.Ed. Frances H. Geiger, B.S. Dorothy M, Goff, B.C.S. William J. Hamilton, B.S.. M.A. Lucretia M. Kerr, B.S. Charles E. King. B.C.S. Fred R. Loeb. B.S. Fenn Minacci, B.S. Sarah I. Richards Nan M. Scott, B.S. Paul E. Schwartz. B.S. M.A. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Army) Patricia F. Sullivan. B.S.. M.S. MATHEMATICS Warren A. Brosius, Ph.B. Robert S. Bennett, B.A Lillian E. Bock. B.S.. M.A. John Diehl. B.A . M.A. Eleanor Kidibaugh, B.A. R. Paul LeCates, B M E Carol F. Lipman. B.A.. M.A. Carroll R. McDonnell. B.S. Dean E. Shull. B.S. Stanley F. Twocs, B.S.. M.A. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Army) John A. Wallace, B.S.. M.A, (Leave of Absence, U. S. Army) Roy W. Wolfgang, B.S. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Army) SCIENCE McKinley H. Stevens. B.A.. M.A. Mary L. Harbold. B.A. Edwin L. Harer, B.A. William S. Kehl. B.A.. M.A George G. Lower. B.S., M.A. Floyd H Neff. B A.. M.A. Chelscy G. Remley. B.S.. M.A Emma H. Sommerficld. B.S., M.A. Edson C. Strange. B.S.. M.S. Carson J. Thompson, B.S., M.Ed. (Leave of Absence. U. S. Army) FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mary A. Taylor, B. A.. M.A. Charlotte S. Chrisman, B.A.. M.A. Carl L. Clugston, B.A. Alice M. Goodman, B.S. Agnes B. Grunberg. B.S.. M.A. E Luetic Noble. B.A.. M.A. Joseph E. Stermer, B.A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Herbert S. Herzog, B.S., M.S. Julia S. Ludwick Hammond. B.A. Carlton J. Mefort, B.A., M.A. Marion Scott. B.S. Anna J. Wcstcrvclt. B.S. (Leave of Absence) Alma G. Wolstcnholmc. R.N. HOME ECONOMICS Lydia J. Foster Ruth I. Brecse. B.S. Julia S. Miller. B.S.. M.S. MUSIC David D. M. Haupt. B.A., M.A. Clyde R Dcnglcr. B.S.. M.A.. Mus.D. Michael Dotti, B.A.. Mus.M INDUSTRIAL ARTS William C. Geyer, B.S.. M Ed. George W. Hoehler. B.S . M.S. Arthur W. Packer ART Elizabeth Kingsley, B.F.A., M.F.A. • The faculty and undent body were deeply curved � the death on Sunday. April IJ. 1945, of Mu. Janet Hope Mi nick after a ihc-rc illne.� .. Mr . Muriel war on leave of abrence at the time of her death. She came to Upper Darby Hijh School in the fall of I � 7. She war a rponror of the Library Club, waa live «poorer of the Ridirn; Club, and war chairman of the Service Honor Roll Committee. Becaure of her fine rpirit of fricndline and «operation the had endeared hetrelf to teacher� and itudcntr alike. Thirty-two SECDETAMES THOR THREE years we have enjoyed the opportunities that our experience in high school has given us. However, we often do not realize what a tremendous amount of work goes on behind the scenes of the administration. We fail to realize that there are many people who make our school operate more efficiently. Among these people are the secretaries who do a great amount of work in keeping accurate records of various types, and doing numer- ous other jobs, seemingly small but so im- portant. To this loyal group the class of ‘45 wishes to express its thanks for indirectly making our school life more enjoyable. CADET TEACIIEIES 'TO the student teachers of Upper Darby High School, who have more than done their duty in guiding and teaching its stu- dents, we wish to partially express our ap- preciation by these few words. We have profited, and we hope they have profited, by our association with them. They have, in no small way, aided us in the Commercial and Science Departments, Social Studies, and Music. Truly Pennsylvania University, Rider Hall, and the Drexel Institute of Technology must be proud of their students, who have done their job so well toward becoming full- fledged teachers. SECRETARIES STUDENT TEACHERS First Ron: Mr� . Marion Lucas, Dorothy Jane Gabriel, Mrs. Margaret Silling: Ellen Wholcy, Mrs. Evelyn Binter. Standing: Janet M. Rcckard, Betty Morris. Back Ron: Dorothy E. Cole, Mrs. Sara Henry, Adams, Gloria Jcrgisian, Arabelle Barish. Mrs. Thelma Malin. Thirty-three Mr. Tyson makes the presenta- tion at Color Day. Miss Harbold ready for a hard day in the lab. Mr. Harer in his usual Rood humor. Mr. I.oeb looks askance at a querulous student. Miss Ferree with one of her fa- mous quotations in the back- ground. Messrs. Shenk and Shull con- sider a knotty problem (not naughty) problem. Vacuity Thirtyfour --- Messrs. Lower and Lc Cates arrive on a wintry day. Mr. Bennett looking a bit startled as the pho- tographer catches him unawares. Mr. Morris coming out of his Fibber McGee closet. Miss Garen pauses to look pretty for the pho- tographer. Mr. Stevens and Mr. Butterworth, Superinten- dent of Buildings and Grounds, discuss an in- teresting question. Thirty'fit Inciilty diifcterin Opposite page: Mrs. Knox, director of the cafeteria . . . Mrs. Stoner and Mrs. Bogard prepare the sand- wiches . . . Mrs. Sillence and Miss Palmer pure the spuds . . . Mrs. Carson, maker of the salads . . Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Gribbin stir things up a bit . . . soup’s on! Mniiiteiuince This page: Larry Grawl, our new head janitor . . . Ray Blythe shovels in the coal . . . Howard Long- acre repairs a door stop . . . Arthur Danby puts the chains on . . . Mrs. Davis gets ready for some sweeping. Carolyn Olsen, Loi� Free, and Bertha Eyler make a display of the Cancy Creek contribu- tions. Mary Lcnham, Gordon Grigsby, Barbara Pot- ter, Lynn Isbell, and Hudson Bollinger pose during the fashion show. Lorna Copp, U. D.’s choice for pin-up girl. Casting ballots during the national election. c L WAR EFFORT ART SERVICE T 7 PPER DARBY'S patriotic art organization, the W.E.A.S., under the capable sponsorship of Miss Elizabeth Kingsley, has finished its second year of service toward aiding the war effort. With the smooth leadership of its chairman, again Karl Kling- clhoffcr, and the efficient services of its secretary and treasurer, Ruth Smith, the W.E.A.S. has made posters for the March of Dimes, The Sixth War Loan, and has completed numerous small “jobs” that have Ivon given to it. Their work is not only done for the school itself, but they have given their serv- ices to the advertising of dances for the American Legion, to the Junior Red Cross, and the Garden Parties for the Women’s Auxiliary of the Delaware County Hospital Association. Scaled: Mooney, La Monaca. Standing: Klingelhoffcr; Mi Kingsley, advisor; and Thayer. TAY WISTALVAN ERIVING its name from four famous authors Tay from Bayard Taylor, Wist from Oliver Wistcr, A1 from Louisa May Alcott and Van from Henry Van Dyke—Tay Wistalvan is a club for girls interested in literature and reading. Under the able faculty supervision of Miss Frances Weimer, books and plays are discussed at the monthly meetings. Each year the club attends a play in Philadelphia and has as the main social event a mothcr-and-daugh- ter tea. Contributing to the war effort, the club members arc making scrapbooks of poems, stories, cartoons, and puzzle to send to convalescent hospi- tals for servicemen. Rode� , Free, Newton, Donahue, officer of Tay-Wistal- van. BOYS’ H I - Y 'T'HE Boys’ Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. R. Wayne Boyd, has been one of the most active clubs dur- ing the past year. Under the competent leadership of Don Lyman the club has been of great service to the school. Some of the club’s activities this year were the ushering at basketball and football games, the organ- ization of several pep rallies, and ushering at the All-School Show. The “Hi-Yan Hop,” sponsored every year by the Boys’ Hi-Y, was an informal dance which was at- tended by a large crowd. Another tine of the social functions presented by the club was the Hi-Y din- ner. Later in the year the Hi-Y sponsored a sectional meeting of all Hi-Y groups. Numerous schools from Delaware County were represented and many cur- rent problems concerning youth were discussed. Boy ’ Hi-Y with officer I.oylc, Engle, and Lyman in background. RIFLE CLUB FTER a year's suspension of activities due to the ammunition shortage, the rifle club has once more resumed its functions. Under the very helpful guidance of the Messrs. Wood, Billingslea, and Os- tergren the club meets weekly on the rifle range located in the garret of the school. The shortage of ammunition has caused this popu- lar club to cut down on its activities and no inter- school matches were held this year. Despite difficulties the club has been most useful to its members in teaching them the proper handling and use of a rifle. Murray, Hartman, Benson, Greene FENCING CLUB 'J1 HE Fencing Club, sponsored by Mr. Ostergren, was organised several years ago with the idea of offering to the students an interesting sport requiring perfect co-ordination between body and mind. Tins club provides an opportunity to those who are inter- ested for competition in the form of intra-club matches and contests with other schools. In interscholastic competition this year the boys' team, captained by Charles Gane, won seven matches and lost four. Berry and Gane. ARS POETAE NE of the outstanding literary organizations in the school is the Ars Poetae, sponsored by Miss Merle I. Koch. The aim of the club is to acquaint the members with poetry and with the poets them- selves. Through programs which are prepared and presented by the club, the members develop a keener appreciation of poetry. This year the club's project is to compile scrap- books for the Red Cross. The annual tea given by the club members for their mothers will not be held this spring because of wartime shortages. The Ars Poetae Club making scrap-books. c L FIRST AID AND SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB VffRS, WOLSTENHOLME, school nurse, guides 1 the girls in the First Aid and Social Service Club. The club votes girls in who they think are most interested in nursing and social work. The chief activity of the club this year is knitting “squares for blankets. These blankets are then given to a vital organization—the Army and Navy hospitals. The girls plan to make a visit to the Fitzgerald- Mercy Hospital. Here they will sec all the different departments of the hospital and staff from kitchen to ward. Other hospitals arc also on the list. Carolyn Olsen, Madeline McCloskey, Bertha Eylcr, Con- nie Bellas. LEEUWENHOEK SOCIETY 'T’HE Leeuwenhoek Society was originated in 1932 A by a group of sophomore boys with the purpose of providing the opportunity for further biological and microscopic research for those students inter- ested. Mr. Harer was the Society's original sponsor, but in 1936 the present sponsor, Mr. Neff, took charge of the Society. The preparation of the Biol- ogy Department’s miscriscopic slides is only one of the Society’s interesting but important services to the school. The Society finds time to entertain guest speakers for its members and to arrange field trips to various hospitals and scientific institutions. Jam Campbell, Sam Douglass, Larry Roscman. GIRLS’ HI-Y 'T’HE Girls' Hi-Y is one of the oldest, most popular x clubs in the school. It was founded in 1927; its membership is based on scholarship, service and char- acter. It is supervised by Miss Edith Gaukrodger, the efficient sponsor and was under the leadership of the capable president, Lois Free. Because of the absence of the familiar Information Desk other girls continued their supervision of the Lost and Found but were stationed in the High School Office, where they also acted as messengers. In November the girls put on a drive for Christ- mas gifts for the Caney Creek Mountaineers in Ken- tucky. The girls acted as ushers for the various for- ums, also for the Christmas concert and the Minstrel Frolic. They served as waitresses for the Boys' Hi-Y and the football dinners. The successful fulfillment of these and other re- sponsibilities plainly show that the Girls’ Hi-Y stands loyally behind this motto. Service Willingly. Eylcr, Olsen, Clark, Newton, Armstrong, Miss Gatikrod- ger. Free, Reynolds. LA SOCIEDAD PANAMERICANA T A SOCIEDAD PANAMERICANA, whose aim is to better our relations with our South Amer- ican neighbors, is one of the most active clubs in operation today. It is open to anyone who is study ing Spanish or who has studied Jt in previous years. The members of the club have learned much about South American life by seeing Spanish movies and exhibitions. The meetings also consist of Spanish songs and skits and also talks on Spanish culture. Under the able leadership of Miss Chrisman, Mr. Clugston, and the executive committee the club has become very popular. Sealed: Schimpf, Mcnzei, Fox. Standinn: White, Clark, Drew, Di Fabio, Davis. c L CHESS CLUB 'T’HE Chess Club was founded thirteen years ago 1 for the benefit of students interested in this an- cient game of strategy. Originally sponsored by Mr. Twoes, the club provides the opportunity for students to display their skill in this oldest of all current games. After Mr. Twoes left for the armed forces, Miss Grunberg ably took over his responsi- bilities. Intcrscholastic competition has been cur- tailed since the league has been disbanded. How- ever, matches with a few schools are still arranged. The club members continue to have matches among themselves to improve their technique. Ed Kendall and Wilbur Collom. BOYS’ BOWLING CLUB T T NDER the expert leadership of Mr. Geyer and the club officers, the boys’ bowling club has had a successful season. This year there arc thirty mem- bers in the club. These thirty are divided up into six teams according to their averages. The first team has the highest averages and is used to bowl outside competition. Thus far the boys have had a very good record. The club has won the Lower Merion Cup two times so far annd hopes to win it again. Copenhagen, Baldwin, Meier, Hudoine. DEBATING CLUB II II S 'J' HE Suburban Debating League did not operate this year because of the difficulty in obtaining transportation. But four seniors who evidenced an interest in debating carried on within their own groups. These people were Diane Birch, Bertha Eyler, Jack Crane, and Bill Ridpath. Questions of international and national importance were studied and discussed. The Suburban League will be assumed as soon as transportation is available. It is hoped that the interest which the Upper Darby students have ab ways had in debating will have a chance for exercise next year. Diane Bircii, Bertha Eyler, Jack Crane, Mr. Boyd, Bill Ridpath. TERRAQUA CLUB ]SJOW in its second successful year, the Terraqua Club under the able sponsorship of Mr. George G. Lower has grown rapidly, both in size and popu- larity. The main purposes of the club arc to con- duct animal and plant surveys in this locality and to supply biology teachers with living specimens for classroom use. Specimens varying from hydra to frogs' eggs have been supplied to the Biology Department as a result of field trips made throughout the year. The club members gather much information through these trips, and reports are made by members for the stu- dents of Biology. Several trips have been made to the Museum of Natural Sciences. Patterson, Camp, Gunthorp, Mr. Lower, Free, Baldwin, Ebncr. RIDING CLUB 'J'HE Riding Club, under the advisership of Miss Kerr and Miss Geiger, offers opportunity for pleasure and instruction to students interested in horseback riding. The club is open to both boys and girls. To be eligible for membership and the club pin, a student must participate in a certain number of club rides and meetings. During the winter months, the girls worked on afghans for convalescing soldiers. The weekly rides, during the warm weather, are brought to a close with an Intcrscholastic Show in May, the high spot of the year. The Riding Club ready for a earner. WORLD AFFAIRS FORUM MODEL National Election with all the custom- ary campaign speeches, promises and trimmings provided much work and a great deal of interest for the World Affairs Forum members the first half of the year. Immediately following the completion of this proj- ect, the club took to the air, presenting a radio pro- gram from station KYW. With Dr. Robinson, able adviser of the club acting as moderator, the club discussed the relative merits of changing the present treaty ratification procedure. Besides these activities the club members have also presented several forum assemblies, attended a Tem- ple Conference on the topic of Compulsory Military Training and visited the Philadelphia Courts. Brooks Brown, Guy Boll, Jack Crane, Joan Baker, Frank Kensil. HIPPOCRATES 'J'HE Hippocrates Society, named for the “Father of Medicine,” is a club for those who are inter- ested in the study of medicine. They hold meetings once a month under the supervision of Miss Sommer- field for the purpose of discussing developments in medicine and various phases of a medical career. In the past it has been the society's practice to visit various hospitals in this area to view first hand the field of medicine. But because of the fact that many of the hospitals are under-staffed and cannot accom- modate visitors, this most interesting phase of club activities has been curtailed. Joe Bender, Jim Craft, Fred Forsgard, Brooks Nancar- row, AI Niden. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS J E CERCLE FRANCAIS offers a chance for its members to better acquaint themselves with the language, customs, and culture of France. A club of sixty-five members, it is open to students who have completed at least one year of French. Under the sponsorship of Miss Taylor and Miss Chrisman it holds its meetings on the second Thursday of each month. Entertainment is provided by its members and includes plays, puppet shows, French songs, and games. Contributions from its treasury have been made to French war relief, and other projects are undertaken to aid France. Marion Carney, Barbara Potter, Jeanne Bouvet, Betty Herrick. GIRLS’ BOWLING CLUB I? VERY Monday afternoon, the Playhouse Bowl- ing Alleys arc crowded with vigorous girl bowl' ers from Upper Darby High School. These girls are members of the Girls' Bowling Club, and are under the instruction and leadership of Miss Ruth Brecse. This year the group discontinued its meetings for a while during the Christmas holidays because of out' side work. The girls were in good form, neverthe' less, when they did return, and are practicing for the annual bowling meet with the Boys’ Bowling Club. Among themselves the girls compete for prizes awarded to the best bowlers at the end of the year. Marion Aires, Connie Bellas, and Gertrude Mills. LIBRARY CLUB 'JT1E Library Club, under the leadership of Miss MacCartcr, continues its outstanding work in teaching its members the work that is to be done in any library. One period a week each member works in the library repairing, checking, filing, and putting away books. The events of the year arc the doggie roast in the fall; the Christmas party; and the Mother and Daughter tea at the end of the school year. The club picks a service project each year. This year the members are making scrap books of car- toons for the Red Cross. Smith, Baldwin, Sipple, Bouvet, and Kirk. LONELY HEARTS CLUB L A SOCIEDAD LONELY HEARTIBUS has helped further our good neighbor policy. With Jane Nagel as president and Jim Macklin as vice, the club reached a new high in solving Ethical Problems.” Under the sponsorship of Miss Dorothy Dix, the club has astounded the school with its numerous activities. Highlight of the year was the club's participation in a raid on the Trocadero Theatre in Philadelphia. The members enjoyed the show very much. The society has been instrumental in bringing together many happy couples. However, due to war shortages, the couples have been mainly made up of boys. Next year the club hopes to bring together members of the opposite sex. Throe cheery members of ihe Lonely Hear! Club. PLEIADES p LEIADES is one of the largest and most active of pur school dubs. Its chief aims arc to give students a chance to increase their knowledge of the theater, to serve the school by assisting other group productions ,and by giving plays in assemblies. This year the club has produced three plays, ‘A Sunny Morning, The Twelve Pound Look and A Night at the Inn. It has also sponsored an after'sehoo! dance. Under the capable leadership of Miss Frcida Reed and Mr. Joseph Stermer the club has enjoyed one of its most successful seasons in its twelve-year history. Silling: Vogan, Ridpath, Wells, Hansen. Standing: Mnl- hern, Reynolds, Selig. c L LATIN CLUB 'pHE Latin Club was begun in 1930, and is now under the sponsorship of Miss Noble. The club meets once a month to gain an under' standing of the Roman language and the life of Rome's people. Latin's application today, and the contributions it has made to our civilization are also studied. At the meetings, individual members give talks, sing songs, present short plays, and show slides. The main events of the year are several trips made to museums and different places of interest on Roman life. Sylvia Jones, Ethel Morris, Ursula Wilhelm. POLAR BEAR CLUB Q NE of the most active clubs during the past year has been the Polar Bear Club. This club under the leadership of Mr. Herzog, sponsor, and Jim Wilsterman, president, has been of great service to the school. As a result of their numerous mid'winter Naylor’s Run swims they have kept the school well supplied with ice. This collecting of ice has not only aided the war effort, but has also given the club members a new incentive. The Penquin Plop, sponsored every year by the club, was given on the athletic field during a blizzard, and was attended by a very small crowd. This was mainly due to the fact that many of the students couldn't find their bathing suits. During the summer months the members did their bit by working in the local ice factory. The money in the treasury will be used for a trip to the South Pole after the war. Serious consideration has been given to making the club’s song, Am I Blue, the school’s new alma mater. The Polar Bears take a dip in Naylor's Run. STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom Row: Buitcrworth, Black, Wood , Hudomc, Kcctley, Eylcr, Anderson, Reynolds, Way, Lyman, Chapman, Free, Newton, Wil- liams, Crane, Wells, Filippone, D. White. Second Row: Schell- hose, Gordon, Biedemtan, Wilhelm, Royc, Dejure, Stottler, Miss Mallon, Mr. Noel, Mrs. Danehower, Lindberg, Copp, Wilt, Mil- ler, Lawson, Cruzc, Snavely. Third Row Downs, Smith, Wil- sterman, Forsgard, Pizuti, Church, Eke, Simpson, Bell, McDonald, Rawlings, Boyd. Rose, Brown, Young, Ferguson, Henn, Parris. Fourth Row: Schindler, Kenworthy, Meier, Wilkinson, Rankin, Her- ring, Sailor, Keating, Petitt, Douglass, Brown, Eichner, Steelman, Copp, Miller, Orland, Engle. HPHERE arc three governing organizations elected by th students at Upper Darby High School: the Student Cour cil. Tribunal, and the Monitors. The Student Council is composed of the president froi each home-room and representatives from various schoc activities. This large organization helps to formulate th school laws governing the students. The main activities c this year's Council were the revision of their constitutor the drive for the Minute Man Flag, the all-out campaign fc tin cans, and the installation of a National Honor Society a Upper Darby. Twice throughout the year two boys and two girls ar elected from each class to serve on the Tribunal, the judiciar department of the school. Cases brought to this organizatio by the Monitors are judged and given reasonable punishment Last, but not least, are the Monitors whose duties consi: of the maintenance of neatness and cleanliness in the corridoi and lunchroom. Eleven boys and eleven girls are electe from each class three times a year to serve in this capacity. The combination of these three, which is the democrat 1 form of self-government, has been very successful and highl popular with the student body. Forty-eight 0Mon itor ' Sitting: Ashton, Massimino, Maxwell, Camp, Douglass, Nagel, Fox, Had, Dunning. Standing: Young, Wise. Shaw, Ridpath, Engle. Vril� im il Seated: Manning, Massimino, Flores, Griffiths, Church, Spiegle, Ottingcr, Rourkc, Filippone. Second Row: Cohen, Engle, Hartmire, Camp, Sullivan, Wilkinson, I.oyle. Third Row: Shields, Speers, Grigsby, Butterworth, Rose, Fritz. Portynine Senior I'lny nrilE LATE CIIKISTONIEK kb: A ft June Tomlin, Ginny Brown, Jean Reynolds, Marcia Schwarz, and Lcn Mulhcrn find out (hat one of the pictures which had been sold for 50 is extremely valuable. Bob Oppelt, Al Niden, and Bender—The three art dealers 1c over the pictures with Dr. Hagi in the person of Lcn Mulhcrn. Bob Oppelt and Jean Reynolds, as Bob offers to buy a picture of Abby that Chris had painted years before. Directed by Miss Frieda Reed CAST Dr. Haggett ........... -............ Leonard Mulh Susan Haggett .............. Marcia Schwarz.. Diane Bi Abby_____________________________________Jean Reync Mrs. Haggett ................... Virginia Bro Ada Haggett Alceu Libertore, June Ton Warren Creamer Bill Ridpath, Warren Tur Tallant__________________________________Robert Opj Rosen__________________________________________ Al Ni. Davenport Joe Bender. Fred Fnrsgard (Understui Fifty Warren Turner, Ginny Brown, Len Mulhern, June Tomlin, and Marcia Schwarz, as Warren, the house-painter, decides to paint a portrait of the two Hagjjett daughters. Ginny Brown, Alcca Liberatore, Jean Reynolds, Len Mulhern, and Diane Birch as Dr. Haggett offers to buy Abby’s picture for J� 50. Bill Ridpath, Diane Birch, Len Mulhern, Al Niden, Joe Bender, Alcea Libera- tore, and Ginny Brown as they find out the true value of all of Chris’s portraits. A LONG with an elopement brewing between L Warren and Susie, and Abby leaving the Hag' gett household because of the “will of God” “The Late Christopher Bean” turns confusion into panic when his worthless pictures, long since vanished, suddenly become priceless. Under (he skillful direction of Miss Frieda Reed, the cast rehearsed diligently, giving up afternoons and holidays. Their sacrifices resulted in an out' standing portrayal of each part by each member. The audience will never forget the moving sin' cerity of Abby, the grand job of acting on the part of Mrs. Haggctt and her spouse, nor the touch of humor as the art dealers drive the doctor to dis' traction. But actually orchids should go to each member of the cast. Working with the thirteen actors and Miss Reed, was the entire class, managing publicity and amass- ing the costumes and real antiques needed for the production. Painting of appropriate scenery and the Bean masterpieces was under the able supervision of Miss Elizabeth Kingsley. Although the play was an all-student project, it possessed the polish of a professional production. Fifty'one Peggy Baldwin, Betty h'dwards, Peggy Ewing, Ilranc A I t in a n. Bud Brazelton, l.eonard Mar tin, Betty Scott, Shirley Well —during the fune- ral scene of Our Town with the mourners in the background. Our Town (Directed by Miss Frieda E. Reed) Stage Manager Walter Collins Dr. GlBBS ., .... . Lorenz Hansen Joe Crowell Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs Mrs. Webb George Gibbs Rebecca Gibbs Edward Boyajian Stuart Cooke Betty Scott Ruth Vogan John Dalmas I Elsie Mann ) Josette Mordn Wally Webb Emily Webb-------------- Professor Willard------- Mr. Webb---------------- Woman in the Balcony Man in the Auditorium Lady in the Auditorium — Simon Stimson----------- Mrs. Soames------------- Constable Warren- Si Crowell______________ Sam Craig _------------- Job Staddard ----------- Assistant Stage Managers Understudies......-.... Herbert Peterson Shirley Wells Elbert Brazelton Dick, Dickert Pat Bolunicl{ Frank Strong ) Rose Marie Donnelly Elbert Brazelton Ileane Altman Frank, Springfield Charles Oldham ........Frank Strong . Stuart Cooke Bill Creeby Tom Waiter Pat Bohinick -{ | Rose Marie Donnelly Bob Byerly, Torn Wal- ker, and Billie Greeby preparing one of the few properties of Our Town. TN PRESENTING Thornton Wilder's Our Town the juniors took on one of the toughest dramatic assignments in the history of the school. The play discards the use of scenery for a stronger emphasis on characterization, and the the cast did it true justice. We will long remember the split second timing of the wedding and funeral sequences, during which half the junior class was on the stage. Walter Collins as the stage manager not only moved his props about with an efficiency worthy of Frank Craven, but also managed to capture some of the accomplished actor's warmth and comprehen- sion. The lighting gave an extraordinarily clear picture of the pre- vailing mood throughout the play and did much to enhance the characterization of the fine cast. The Gibbs and Webb families' problems became our problems throughout a most enjoyable evening. The juniors and Miss Reed deserve our congratulations for a masterful piece of work. Stuart Cooke, Betty Scott, Elsie Mann, John Dalmas. Herb Peter- son, Lorenz Hansen. Walt Col- lins, Dick Dickert, Shirley Wells, and Ruth Vogan—Stuart hands Betty an imaginary bottle of milk as the others have breakfast. Walt Collins, Shirley Wells, and John Dalmas as Walt prepares sodas for the others. The wedding scene as Walt Col- lins performs the ceremony for Shirley Wells and John Dalmas with Bud Brazelton leading the choir in the background. MAY Day. an old English custom, is an indispensable part of Upper Darby life. The birch sapling, fresh from the forest, has given way to a more prosaic pole but we still surround our lovely queen with the season's most exquisite flowers and the year's most beautiful girls. She is crowned in a throne room of blue and green. Every student is a part of the colorful pageant, per haps as the Queen or in her court, perhaps in the dances or drills. Many take part in the races and games of the late afternoon. May Day is a climax in the life of the school. Weeks have been spent in learning the drill. The Queen and her court have been chosen. This day brings the final decision in the color contest. The points awarded for the rhythmic drill and the contests that follow it repre- sent final victor for the Purple or Gold. This year May Day followed the traditional pattern. The drill was practiced and practiced again. Mary Arm- strong was elected Queen, with Jane Nagel, Betty Rodes, Ginny Brown, Pat Sullivan. Betty Steel, Lois Free, Lorna Copp, Alice Massimino, Jean Reynolds, and Betsy R v s as her court. The day itself dawned with a mingling of happy anticipation and stage fright, but fears were, for the most part, unfounded. The color teams took the field and performed in turn with accuracy and grace. The pastel dresses of the Queen and her court were con- trasted with the green turf and trees as she was crowned. As the races followed each other, the two teams were, as always, friendly, in spite of their rivalry. The traditional maypole dance before the throne . . . the victorious Gold team marching on the field . . . the Junior girls in the relay race . . . the recessional with Lorna Copp and Jane Nagel leading the way through a lane of dancers . . . the Queen presents the Attendance Banner to Joan I MAY QUEEN AND HER COURT Mary Armstrong, beautiful 1945 Queen. Members of the Court (from left to right and top to bottom): Jane Nagel, Lornn Copp, Virginia Brown, Betty Steel, Pat Sullivan, Betty Rode� , Betsy Ross, Jean Reynolds, Alice Mas- simino, Lois Free. Ore li extra Strings: Front: Clcmencenu, Gucttcr, Hester. Rack: Marshall, Vernon, Baldwin, Brown, Lambert. Drums: Turner. Brass: Front: Wright, Blair, Walls. Rack: Gibble. Wynhoff, Duncan. Woodwinds: Front: Dick Steelman, Al Steelman. Stevenson. Rack: Duncan, Rudolph, Keescy, Ide. HPHE ORCHESTRA is open only to those students who have proved that their mastery of a certain instrument is sufficient. Under the direction of David D. M. Haupt, a system of rehearsals has been adopted which has proved successful. In this plan the full orchestra plays only on Wednesday. Those playing stringed instruments meet on Monday and Friday, while those playing brass and wood'wind instruments meet on Tuesday and Thursday. An incentive is given to them in that the best players receive an opportunity to play in the Southeastern District Orchestra and the Pennsylvania All-State Orchestra. Director Haupt and accompanist Marc run over a few numbers Mary Schrandt and Jeanne Dunning, senior drum majorettes Kami T TPPJER DARBY’S High School band under the expert guidance of Bandmaster Michel Dotti and his trumpet, adds the needed 2est to many of the school's activities. This year as in previous years a brass quartet was formed and it proved a great success. Three regular practice periods are held each week. Credit is given to the students for this work just as in any other class period. When football is in season the band also practices in the morning before school. Private instruction is given during study periods. cd Charles Bott Edward Dyer George J. Martin hn Walter Calkins Richard Flaville N. Meier urdun Cochrane Charles Gunthorpc Brooks Nancarrow lien Eck Gable Hoffman David Powell hn A. Gallagher Bruce Hudson Tbps. Rudolph rthur F. Glah Bob McKnight William Shcttcr ifred Win. Johnson, Jr. Armit Mundorf Dan W. Smithwick irry Lewis LeFevcr William Phillips Ralph J. J. Stiles irry Dawson Martin Richard Renbcrg Clco Swartx bn Joseph Martin Richard Rcnwick Ed. Vcndall wrcnce Maxwell William Reynolds F. James Wynhoff irold M. Nelson Gene Rice Nicholas Zelinsky chard Newton Frank Springfield Jeanne Dunning :k Richards Warren Turner Margaret Estes tyiuond Rosser William Wagner Joan Filskc illiam Schwarti Charles A. Widdis Sally Glisson bert Tusscy Steelman I'h'irtl Sti'i'ltn in Rothmcr Anthony Wright Mary Schrandt oiuun.m i|tp Walker Douglas Barr Torn Calvert ■ HI’ •� illIVvl ncr Watts Earl A. Cooke Bill Ebncr icph Weisel Harry G. Drew Dick Flores imine Brooks .William Fischer Luther Johnson iddy Dean (Ronald Haagcn Bill Mann illiam Dobbic Earl Jaus Robert Oppelt Flores, Oppelt. Johnson, Calvert, Mann, and Ebncr swinging along i the flags flapping in the breeze. Joan Reynold� , popular composer, accompanist, and Choral Club execu- tive . . . Corky Clemenceau, talented violinist . . . Jean Hawthorne, who has gladdened many programs with her fine voice ... Ed Wctherill, re- liable organist for assembly programs and Choral Club executive . . . The Harmonettes, Gloria Mares, Mary Lou Stanish, Ann Chapman. Marion Schiinpf, radio performers and in demand for all talent shows in and out of school . . . The Rainbow Sis- ters, Jane Withers, Lois Copp, Lorna Copp, minus their accompanist, Jean Reynolds, the gleesome threesome heard everywhere about the District giving of their talent to make others happy. Cannellii OME of the outstanding musical organizations in our school is the A Cappella Choir under the capable direction of Dr. Clyde R. Dcngler. Its mem- bers are chosen from those who have been members of the Choral Club at least one year and have passed a voice test. Highlights of the year were a performance at the University of Pennsylvania Round-up, a presenta- tion of the cantata, The Seven Last Words of Christ by Dubois, at the First Christian Church and St. James Methodist Church, and a demonstra- tion of choral singing at the Drexel Institute of Technology during Schoolmen's Week. Several as- sembly programs of Christmas music were given. Within the choir are special groups which provide interest and variety at the concerts. Two girls' trios The Rainbow Sisters and The Harmoncttes—and several soloists are among those. The groups also give performances at women's clubs, charitable insti- tutions, and local civic organizations. bottom Row: Gustavscn, Rogers, Kuhlnunn, McElfrcsh, McKay, DiGrnova, Reynolds, K. Filippone, Marc , Goodman, Ashton. Snyder, Bantoin, Kennedy, Lesser, Second Rt w: D. Filippone, Kulp, Hipwcll, Harper, Wil- lis, Graham. Ritter, Ginn, Hofmann, Alexander, Cruz, Blythe, Gordon, Reed. Third Row: Benson, Chapman, Stanish, Trout, Mostardi, Shipe, Robinson, Scoflicld, Weaver, Frazier, Gerber, Meister, Wither , Wick, Rolph, I..union. Fourth Row: Stottler, Broadbent, Vogan, Fischer, Hawthorne, Copp, Cummings, Hurlbert, Ploss, Laugherty, Dawson, Wilson, Janda. Reis, Henderson, Wilt. Back Ron: Kepler, Fitzgerald, Olsen, Turner, Weber, Schimpf. Smith, Ross, Brock, McCloskey, Tom- lin, Price, Leslie. Boys, Seated: Wiese, Barry, Mooney, Burns, Kecscy, Needles, Dr. Dengler (Director), Row- land, Mowry, Ellis, Floyd, Paynter, Tyson. Standing: Wctherill, Watcrson, Hagen, Miller, Slawtcr, Kcnnard, Creamer, Hoffmcisfcr, Bjorkland, Way, Young, Dean. Fifty-nine HPHE largest and most popular organisation in the school—that is a reputation which the Choral Club has gained in the past and has con- tinued to maintain this year as always, under the capable and energetic leadership of Dr. Clyde R. Denglcr, director of the club. Under the super- vision of its cooperative executive committee, this year's performances were highly commendable. The membership this year reached four hundred and eighty-nine, one of the largest thus far. The club presented the Annual Sacred Christmas con- cert and also participated in the combined Lion's Club Ministrel Show and Steel Pier Frolic. A highlight of the year was the youth concert held in Municipal Stadium on June 1. The Choral Club was included in the Choir of 5,000 voices Sixty Clui� DR. CLYDE R. DENGLER is the energetic and effi- cient director of the Upper Darby Choral Club, and it is largely through his efforts that this Chorus has become one of the best known in the state. In addition to his activities at the high school, he is Director of Music at the St. James Methodist Church in Olney, and Director of the Delaware County Choral So- ciety. He is also Head of the Voice Department of the Philadelphia Conservatory', and he leads the singing in the Wanamaker Store on Wedneday evenings. Aside from his musical activities he is an active member of the Lions Club of Upper Darby, where he has directed their most successful minstrel for the last two years. Sixtyone I’nlalicutioias PUBLICATIONS in Upper Darby High Sch x l consist of The Acorn, the school newspaper: The Upi-Dah, the school mag' azinc; and The Oak, the yearbook. Supervised by Mrs Ann M. Slick and headed by Editor-in-chief Bertha Eyler, The Acorn has brought the news of the school to the students for the seventeenth year. This year, the paper again devoted one issue to the Upper Darby servicemen. Returning to its previous policy The Upi-Dah was presented to the students in two issues instead of one as was the case last year. The Upi-Dah is composed of stories, essays, and poems, and one of its outstanding features is Fidelis, which hon- ors deserving members among the seniors This year, the magazine was under the capable editorship of Rita Newton and was ably supervised by Miss Caukrodger and Miss Kingsley. Fred Forsgard has the distinction of be- ing the 1945 Oak editor, with Barbara LaMonaca sharing the honors as art editor. Mr. Noel. Mr Hochlcr, and Miss King- sley all help with the supervision of va- rious aspects of the publication. This year marks several innovations in the procedures that have been followed. Mr. Clayton Shenk, Chairman of the Board of Publications, and financial ad- viser of all three, has united all of his busi- ness staffs into one. Al Williams and Ed Johnson are responsible for The Oak and Acorn, respectively. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Danchowcr, all the typing staffs for the three publications have been merged into a Publications Typing Club. Work is done pretty largely during schcxil hours. This is a marked improvement in organization over the old system. As usual all three publicatuMis gathered a number of contest honors. The Acorn won first place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest and also first place in the state contest. It was also chosen by the Pennsylvania State School of Journalism as the publication of the month. The Upi-Dah won All-American honors in the National Scholastic Press Association contest and first place in the state contest. The 1944 Oak was awarded a First Class honor rating by the National, and won first place in the state contest. PUBLICATIONS TYPISTS CLUB First Row: McRae, Armstrong, Rotirke. Second Row: Mrs. Danchowcr (Club Sponsor), ArimlronKi Kayfield, Chccchio, Kofkc, Rizzo, Tarkh.i nian, Jefopoulos. Third Ron: Kissiinon. Robins, Stern, Powell, Scivcrd, Shulman, Shcllhase, Gridin, Gawaluch. Fourth Row: Bowmakcr, Beck- man, Yarnall, Hull, Peoples, Kepler, Harlan, Rogers, Yonkcr, Forand. PUBLICATIONS BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Liberatore, Baker, Mitch, Shaw-. Second Row: He Had, Gurber, Achtertnan, Gerber. Third Row: Schimpf, Beck Flores, Hicks, Mucnch. Last Row: Williams. Fear, Lenham, Jol son. Sixty-two Art Staff, Seated: Loin Poison, Jean Shaffer, MU Elizabeth King- lcy (adviser), Rita Newton (editor), Babs La Monaca. Stand- ing: Joyce SutclifTc, Joan Mooney, Betty House, Marie Ber- trand, Ruth Smith. Literary Staff, Seated: Ursula Wilhelm, Mar- ilyn Fox, Rita Newton (editor). Jean Shaffer, Jane Nagel. Standing: Bill McCann, Pat Kcpner, Lois Poison, Jeanne Houn- sell, June Tomli, Al Nidcn. nn hah 7V5 Rita Newton, editor of the Upi-Dah, and Miss Gaukrodger, literary ad- visor, in a huddle over plans for the magazine. Fint Rom1: Gill, Herrick, Hicks, Bender, Eylcr (editor- in-chief), Ridp.nh. Gay, Chandler. Second Row: Mrs. Slick (adviser), Mawhinney, Shoulberg, Birch, Flan- nagan, Gordon, Stevens, Wilt, Kauffman, Lutz, Bald- win. Third Row: Dalmas, Collins, Bell, MacDonald, Gay. KTrfll l-KVfc Standing: Joan Davis, Len Mulhern, Jean Reynolds, Bill Rid- path. Seated: Bertha Eyler, Standing: Guy Bell, Marian Stephens, John Gay, Jesse Tarleton. Seated: Paul Hicks, Bob McDonald. Standing: Betty Jane Shoulberg, Bill Ridpath. Seated: Betty Herrick, Diane Birch, Hope Gordon, Joe Bender. Scaled: McCann, Sinilhwick, Johnson, Roseman, Standing: Mann, Kurowski, Wilson, Shaded, l.amott, Scanlon. Editor Fred Forsgard and advisor Mr. Noel looking over the dummy for the 1945 Oak. Fred Davis and Mr. Hochler, photographic advisor, look over the situation. Cheerleaders Marilyn Fox, Joan Griffiths, ancl Ginney Brown Rive out with an U-P-P-E-lf D-A-RB-Y!” Rebel Miller around the end in the Episcopal game with Jim Way running interference. Warren Rawlings jumps against an Abington opponent. In the District Championship Race with Brown, Young, Devitt,, Lyman, Lowry, and Neithammer bunched in the lead. Foot Imi 11 S - tv Yt °' V-� CVA N c«‘°° •ft '1 Scaled: Bollinger (manager), Floyd (ass’f manager). First Ro� ■: Lent , Klingrlhoffer, Clark, Naughton, Eichner, Nidcn. T. Kelly. Shaw, Way, Foreman. Miller, Smith (captain), G. Kelley, Harriinan, Third Ron: Dimmig, Granger. Russell, Fahnestock, Kilgore, Kcet- Gortnan, Henn. Second Row: Quigley, Rawlings, Cripps, Rivicllo, ley, Schellhasc, Frit , Faulkner, Stait, Brown. Opposite page: Jim Leni , Bill Henn, and Jim Way converge on a poor unfortunate in the Lansdowc game . . . Al Miller off for a long run against Me- dia . . . Larry Riviello carries the mail against Media as Bill Henn prepares to block . . . Joe Foreman, Bob Grainger, Herb Frit , and Walt Russell gang up on Lower Merion’s 23 (this page) . . . Herb Horner of Lansdowne gives out with the whistle . . . U. Dites call for a Hold that line” . . . Walt Russell, Larry Ri- viello, Joe Foreman, Gil Kelley, and Bill Kcithly chase Media’s 34 ... Jim Lentz, Jim Shaw, and Bill Henn give a Radnor back the works. Al Miller gets away for a long run in the Media game . ALTHOUGH upset by Havcrford in the annual turkey-day classic, 7-0, the U. D. Royals completed one of the most successful seasons in the school's history by winning the Old Oaken Bucket, the Big Six Crown, and the first leg on the Kelly Memorial trophy by virtue of a 6-2 conquest over Lower Mcrion. This season marks the first time the Big Six title has come to Upper Darby The Royals opened the season by fighting Episcopal to a (M) standstill. U. D. then notched its first victory by overpowering Radnor. The following week the Royals absorbed their first defeat at the hands of Easton, Miller getting U. D.'s lone tally on a spectacular ninety yard punt return. The Royals got back on the victory road with an easy conquest over Lansdowne to retain the Old Oaken Bucket for another year. In the following weeks Upper Darby overpowered Abington, Media, and Cheltenham. Jack Schellhasc raced eighty-five yards off- tackle for the lone Royal tally and victory in the Big Six title-clinching game. The two forward walls fought each other fiercely, stopping determined offensive thrusts. Schellhasc broke away in the third period and with perfect blocking and terrific speed went all the way to pay dirt. Sixty-nfne Soccer FINISHING up with a better record than that of the previous year, the Royal Bootcrs emerged from the 44 league competition with two wins, two losses, and two dead- locks. while in non-league play, they dropped all but one game. The overall total shows three wins, six defeats and two ties, one less defeat than the 43 squad suffered. However, the team went into the last game, with Lower Mcrion with a chance at the league title, but dropped a 4 0 decision to the Menonites and finished in a second place tie with Abington. Top showing by the Royals was a 3-0 conquest of West Philadelphia on the home layout, while the worst defeat was administered by Girard College to the tune of 7 0 in the opening encounter of the season. SCHEDULE OPP. V. D. Girard College 7 0 West Philadelphia 0 3 Abington 0 2 Bethlehem 2 1 Haverford 0 0 Episcopal 1 0 Lower Merion 0 0 Abington 1 0 N. E. Catholic 4 1 Haverford 0 2 Lower Merion 4 0 Mort Pasker and Dick Dractip come in fail lo take the ball from the opponents. First Row: Cochrane, Sheridan, Pasker, Dractip, Hohn, Racek (captain), Hudomc, Pletchcr, Fa- mous, Elko, Butts. Second Row: Mr. Milne (coach), Campbell, Partridge, Ferguson, Walters, Langshaw, Welsh. Macklin, J. Young, Oliver. DeI.eon, Grigsby, I.aird, Moore, Gottshalk, Mr. Herzog (coach). Third Row: Shull, Conners. Veit, Murphy, Schulz, Dougherty, D. Baker. Sheldon, DiOr'O (manager). Engle. Anderson. Dick Dracup coming up on the left a Bob Pletcher passe the ball to Butt . Dick Hudome and Bob Pletcher looking on as Joe Racck kicks the ball which Dick Dracup is leaping to head. Oarl Famous getting ready for a drive. SCHEDULE OPP. U. D. Chester 70 20 Norristown J1 24 Haverford 68 18 Purple Gold 15 52 District I P.I.A.A. First Place Marcus Hook Invitation First Place State Championship Second Place LED by Captain Ralph Young, the 1944 Royal cross country team had the most successful season in the history of the sport at Upper Darby. The Harriers swept to overwhelming victories in all three dual meets with Haverford, Chester, and Norristown, winning the Suburban Championship, and going on to win the District I P.l.A.A. and the Marcus Hook Cham- pionships. The Royals came within a single point of winning the State Championship, when they lost to Mount Lebanon by a score of 27 to 28, placing five men among the first ten team competitors. In this all important meet, Don Lyman and Sam Brown led the Royals with Sessaman, Neithammer and Young following. By the end of this successful season, the U. D. harriers had won final pos- session of the District I P.l.A.A. tro- phy. winning this meet three times in the last four years. They also won se- cond legs on the suburban and Marcus Hook trophies. Coach Strange gives instructions . . . The start of the District I Meet . . . Neithammer and Lyman scoring in the District . . . Coach Strange and his District I champions. Firtl Row: Harris, Lyman, Sussman, S. Brown, R. Y'oung, Devitt, wood, Lowry, Sommers, Wright, Wise, Olson, Mearklc, Macy, Mr. Neithammer, Lcnahan. Second Row: Hotchkiss (manager), Sher- Strange (coach). T IKE the Varsity, this year’s Jayvec cross country' team had one of the best season in the history of the sport at Upper Darby. The team boasted a large aggregation, showing promise of another championship season, next year. There was, however, a comparatively short schedule, since several of our op- ponents had no J. V. this season. Don Lyman won the novice meet with Gene Sessaman second. Although they lost to Springfield, the Royal Jayvees won all their dual meets and went on to become Suburban Champions. At the District I, P. I. A. A. meet John Wright and Dick Olson led the Jayvees to a tri- umph. to wind up a successful season. J. V. SCHEDULE OPP. V. D. Norristown 46 22 Springfield 25 30 District I, P.I.A.A. First Limbering up . . . Off to a Mart on School Lane . . . John Wright winning the Jay Vce District I Meet . . . The Novice Race Winners. First Row: Giallonardo. Martin, Church, R. Clarke, Loyle, Mul- leton, Thomas, J. Loyle, Hauser (manager). Third Row: Endy, Shaw, hern, Kile, Hoovcn, Gibbons. Second Row: McCiung (manager), Ostertog, Bickell, Rice, Graham, McCarthy, Housing, Orlando, Shnrpless, Smith, Borgard, Maxwell, Holland, Smithgall, Sailor, Tar- Freedman, Haficy. Hoc Ley DESPITE the good results of a practice game with Ridley Township, the Upper Darby Royalettes suffered one of the most disastrous seasons in the history of the sport at Upper Darby. The eight game schedule was played by a team com- posed mostly of Seniors, led by captain Bea Rourkc. Only three Juniors made the varsity squad. Lower Menon outplayed the Upi-Dolls in the opening game and beat them by a score of 4-0. Next the Royalettes traveled to Ycadon, only to lose 2-0. The Radnor game proved to lx the hardest to lose. The first half ended 3-0 in favor of Radnor. During the second half U.D. was on the offensive but was unsuccessful in tying up the score before the final whistle blew. The Haverford game was rather slow-moving but the Purple and Gold girls were defeated. The next game was played on the home field and proved to lx the only victory of the season. This occurred when the Royalettes subdued Lansdowne 3-2. When the Upi-Dolls played Swarthmore. they found themselves up against a fast moving first rate squad. The final score was 4-0. The next game was played away with Sharon Hill and only resulted in another defeat. The final game of the season was lost to Norristown on their field by a score of 4-2. According to the coach. Miss Marion Scott, the back- field turned in better performances than the line. This ob- servation finds pr x f in the fact that the girls did better on defense, but they couldn't seem to score. Miss Scott also said that the squad couldn't seem to get going until the second half and then it was very often too late. The girls really showed more pep in the Purple and Gold game than they did all season. This was won by the Purples. 2 1. Kuhlman, Taylor, Duncan, Gordon, Kulp, Forstadt, Lois Copp, Armstrong, Rourkc (captain), McSorley (manager), l.orna Copp, Donahue, MacNainee, Massimino, Di Genova, Griffiths, Mason. Captain Rourke in the thick of it as Joan Griffiths comes to her rescue. Joan Griffiths trying to find an opening as Lois Copp goes after the ball. SCHEDULE ower Mcrion Opp. U.D. 4 0 cadon 2 0 adnor 3 2 1averford 1 0 ansdowne 2 3 warthmore 4 0 haron Hill 3 1 lorristown 4 2 Joy Tee THE Junior Varsity Hockey team dosed its not too brilliant season with high ex- pectations for next year. Two good pros- pects are sophomores Betty Hilton, who filled the right wing position, and the right inner, Shirley Mason. Millie Crate, outstanding sophomore ath- lete, started out the season by playing Junior Varsity, but proved-gtxxl enough to be moved up to a position on the Varsity. Among the juniors advancing to Varsity, also, will lx two dependable . Dot Shultz and Peggy McSorlcy. The sophomores were used as much as possible. Coach Scott states, to give them experience for next year. The Norristown game really showed what these newcomers are able to do. We can be sure there will be a Royal battle with the team's opponents next fall. Milly Crate going away to re- ceive the ball as Barbara Her- zog comes in to take it. Shirley Mason in hot pursuit as an opponent interferes. SCHEDULE OPP. U. D. Lower Mcrion 2 1 Yeadon 1 1 Radnor 1 0 Haverford 3 0 Lansdowne 0 1 Swarthmore 3 0 Sharon Hill 1 0 Norristown 1 3 First Row: Decker, Rutledge Mandos, Wright, Abrams Loag, Sunderland. Simpler Hilton, Wells, Filippone, Al ger. Second Row: McSorlcy Taylor, Magee, Oliver, Crate Brown, Wilt (manager), Her zog, Headley, Glassmire, Me Kaig, Schultz, Ide. Clieerleiiilcrs npHE cheerleaders, under their new sponsor, Miss Julia Miller, did a fine job in backing the teams and in keeping the spectators fired with enthusiasm during the 1944-45 sports season. Their pep and school spirit were shown not only on the football field and basketball court, but also at the annual Songs and Cheers Contest and in numerous pep rallies and assem- blies. The squad was well managed by Carolyn Olsen, and well captained by Joan Griffiths. There were six other Seniors on the squad: Ginny Brown, Betty Rodes, Jane Nagel, Marilyn Fox. Hank Savard, and Terry Weber. The Junior Class was well represented by Cathey Filip- pone and the Sophs by Lorraine DiFabio. Kalhie Filipponc, Terry Weber, and Lorraine Di Fabio at the beginning of the locomotive yell. Firfl Row: Marilyn Fox, Ginny Brown, Captain Joan Griffiths� , Betty Rode� , Jane Nagel. Standing: Hank Savard, Carolyn Olsen, Terry Weber. Joan Griffiths bearing down on the Fight! Fight! Fight! yell. Spectators wonder! whether it will drop or r . . . Schell base all set £ one . . . Killgorc tosses high one . . . Schellhi «hoots as Anderson watcl . . . Rawlings goes up top form as Grigsby a Anderson hope there v be no rebound . . . Russ tries for a goal as Anders of Cheltenham looks on. Coach Wikc giving soi instructions to Rawlin Anderson, Sheldon, Grigst and Henn. Under the coaching of Harry R. Wike, a new member of our faculty who developed championship teams at Lcwistown High School for 13 years, the Royal court men finished the season tied for third place with Aldington, having a record of 12 victories and 10 losses. Coach Wike had only one returning letterman, Warren Rawlings, hut the jayvees sent up some promising players in Jack Schellhasc, Walt Russell, Roger Anderson, Tom Naughton, Gordon Grigsby, Dick Sheldon and Bill Henn. The highlight of the League games was when the U. D. courtmen upset Norristown 44-40 in a tight court battle. Wc wound up the sea- son by taking honors in the Delaware County Kiwanis tournament and came out on top as champs. Warren Rawlings was the high scorer of the tournament and both he and Jack Schcllhase won positions on the All-Kiwanis basketball team. ftasLctl� «ll Radnor Episcopal Glen-Nor Abington Chester Lower Merion Cheltenham Norristown Haverford Radnor Abington Chester Lower Merion Cheltenham Norristown Lansdowne Haverford Collingdale Upper Chichester Swarthmore Prospect Park Eddystone Won 12. Lost 10 24 39 43 43 28 43 27 15 25 22 35 48 32 31 31 32 23 53 62 49 65 39 Seated: Sheldon; Russell; Rawlings, co-captain; Grigsby, co- captain; Naughton, Schellhase. Standing: Pappas, manager; Baker; Mathers, Anderson; Henn; Boyd; DeLeon; Mr. Wike, coach. oyx il.V. Mr. Robert S. Bennett, who has coached the Purple and Gold J. V. courtmen for his second year, brought them through with a final score of a little below five hundred. The U. D. quintet got off to a good start by coming through with a victory over Radnor 34-26, hut they dropped their second match to Glcn-Nor 12-36. One of the many highlights of this season was when the J. V. quintet nosed out the fighting Norristown Eagles by a score of 24-22. Liter in the season the courtmen couldn’t seem to work as well against Norristown Eagles a second time so dropped their second game 1S-30. They lost their game with our neighborly rival, Linsdowne, but came through with a pounding 37-20 victory over Haverford for our last game. At least the season started with a victory and ended with one. SCHEDULE OPP. U.D. Radnor 26 34 Glcn-Nor 36 12 Abington 14 17 Chester 26 27 Lower Morion 31 19 Cheltenham 13 20 Norristown 22 24 Haverford 37 17 Radnor 29 21 Abington 18 30 Chester 27 21 Lower Morion 24 18 Cheltenham 30 8 Norristown 30 18 Lansdownc 28 17 Haverford 20 37 Won 7. Lost 9 J. V. BASKETBALL First Row: Jcfopolous, Kensil, Russell, Boyer, Lonahan. Second Row: Beaumont, StellwaRon, Brown, Kilgore, Simpson, Wilkinson, Pappas (Manager). Third Row: Walker, Cleary, Hyatt, Brown, Boyd, Schub, Mr. Ben- nett (coach). Ciris J. HPHE girls Junior Varsity basketball team this year turned in a highly successful season. They lost only two games. Those were to the fast teams of Radnor and Swart hmore. Forwards on the team included Joyce Sutcliffe, Libby Black, Jean Mandos, Janet Forstadt, Betty McKaig, Millie Crate, Ann Alger, Betty Hilton, and Mary Ellen Ide. This year’s guards were Carter Lcnham, Peggy Rics, Jean McGee, Dolores Filippone, Marilyn Brown, Pat Robertson, Barbara Herzog, Carol Chalk, and Peggy Dejurc, who also played Varsity, and Joanne Dun can, who played both forward and guard. The team had quite a few good Sopho mores and Juniors who will form the nu- cleus for next year's team. SCHEDULE OPP. V. D. Clifton 19 28 Havcrford 17 37 Norristown 15 16 Radnor 20 13 Yeadon 13 18 Lower Merion 16 17 Lansdownc 16 22 Swarthmore 21 11 Libby Black jumps for a high one. Is Milly Crate waving at a friend? Seated: Robertson, Lcnham, Sutcliffe, Forstadt, Black, Mandos, Ide. Standing: Alger, Filippone, Hilton, Rics. Brown, Herzog, Magee, McKaig, Chalk. Ilus Itet Imi II np HE girls' varsity basketball team completed a fairly sue- cessful season. Captained by Mary Armstrong they won three games and lost five. The Royalcttes started the season off in fine style by downing both Clifton and Haverford. The next game with Norristown was especially hard to lose as only one point decided the winner. The same situation developed in the Lower Merion game and again to the girls’ disadvantage. The Upi'dolls showed a strong offense with the fine shoot- ing of Mary Armstrong, Mary Weidncr, Cathey Filipponc and Dot Shultz while holding down the defensive end of the floor were the Copp sisters. Lois and Lorna, Peggy Dejurc, and Betsy Van lnwegen. Captain Mary Armstrong was high scorer this year with a total of 78 points. The team this year was made up of nearly as many juniors as seniors, which presents a cheery outlook for next year's squad. Returning as seniors next year will be Cathey Filip- pone, Lois Copp, and Peggy Dejurc. Mary Vrinsirong lakes .1 shot while Mary Weidncr and Dot Schultz look on. Dot Schultz makes a frantic effort to recover the ball. Mary Srmstrong gets the tap-off as Mary Weidncr waits. I.orna Copp, Doi Schultz, Betsy Van Inwegen, and Mary Wcidncr watting for activities to begin. Mary Armstrong and Lois Copp as Mr . Hammond gives them some instructions. SCHEDULE OPP. U.D. Clifton 16 25 Haverford 27 33 Norristown 23 22 Radnor 34 24 Yeadon 22 20 Lower Merion 14 13 I ansdownc 27 28 Swarthmore 28 23 Seated: Dejurc; Wcidncr; Armstrong, captain; Vanin- wegen; Copp. Standing: Filipponc; Brown, manager; Schultz. ■ Wrest linir ABLY led by Coach Fred Locb and Cap- tain Charley Loyle, the Royals had a very successful season. They ended as dis- trict champs with a record of five wins and two losses. Frior to the state P.I.A.A. meet the rec- ords showed that Dick Cripps and Charley Loyle were undefeated in all of their starts. These two wrestlers along with Earl Engle, Don Helm, and Ed Smith all wrestled at the P.I.A.A. meet. With a winning form from the start, the grapplers suffered their only defeats at the hands of the Ovcrbrook School for the Blind and Cheltenham, but later on at the district meet they turned around and de- feated Cheltenham and thus obtained the district championship. The wrestlers en- countered a great many bad breaks by losing many decisions by just one or two points, but in spite of these hardships, the Royals' clever tactics and skill have paid them dividends. In the district meet the grapplers defeated the runner-up by seven points. SCHEDULE OPP. U. D. Haverford 3 42 I.an downe 19 24 Abington 13 26 Hill School 15 20 Overbrook School for the Blind 18 12 Cheltenham 28 16 District One Meet First Place Earl Engle in one of his frequent victories. Sitting on Floor: Bell, Smith. Front Row: J. Loyle, Engle. Mr. I.oeb (Coach), Snavcly, C. Loyle (captain). Back Row: Lentz, Ide, Cripps, Helm, Moore. AFTER Iasi year's record breaking sea- son in which Upper Darby was unde- feated in all its meets and took first place in the District Championship, this year's record looks, at first glance, as if Upper Darby's swimming team was not so good. But this is not se� . With only two returning letter-men from last year and the rest of the team mostly green boys out for the team for the first time, U. D. won four out of the eight meets in which they partici- pated and took fourth place in the District Championships. The season opened with a meet against Eddystone in which the natators won by the overwhelming score of 49-17. The next two meets against Norristown and Coatesville found Upper Darby on the losing end of the score. Things began to pick up again as U. D. triumphed in the next three meets with St. Thomas Mure, Abington, and Wcsttown. They dropped their last dual meet to Potts- SCHGDULE Eddystone 17 49 Norristown 47 19 Coatesville $8 27 St. Thomas More 23 4 Abington 30 35 ybsttown 27 39 Pdttstown 35 $1 isjrict One, P.I.A.A. Meet, Fourth Plac Byerly annd Eisenhardt splashing along in a trial run. town by the close margin of losing 35-31. Upper Darby then entered the P. District meet and took fourth place. The season for next year looks very ising for there will be six returning men. Firtl Row: Wagner, Miller, Byerly, Eisenhardt, Houser, Neithammcr, Harriman, Brown. Third Row: Gerber, Coach Herzog, Manager Gottshalk. Second Row: Hoffman, Adams, Wise, Lynch, Scharr, Dougherty, Veit. BASEBALL 1944 Lansdowne OPP. 3 U.D 3 Norristown 1 11 Abington 2 12 Haver ford 0 1 Lansdowne 4 6 Lower Morion 5 0 Norristown 1 5 Abington 6 12 Haverford 5 1 Lower Morion 11 5 BOYS’ TENNIS Friends’ Central 1944 OPP. 1 U. D. 4 Coatesvilh- 4 1 Lower Morion 5 0 Pottstown 0 5 Norristown 2 3 Abington 1 4 Lansdowne 5 0 Lancaster 6 3 GIRLS’ TENNIS 1944 OPP. V. D. Lower Merion 5 0 Lansdowne 3 2 I.ansdale 3 2 Berwyn 4 1 Cheltenham 3 2 Radnor 4 1 I.ansdale 3 2 Lower Merion 3 0 Lansdowne 3 2 Swarthmore College J. V. Norristown (Rain) 6 1 Radnor 3 1 Abington 4 1 hton takes a healthy swing at a fast Captain Boyd all set to take a poke at one. Bautnillcr winding up for a mean curve. THE 1945 season holds promise of being a better than average one with six returning iettermen gracing the roster. In the infield, Lang Insley behind the plate; Bill Baumiller on the mound: Robins Mather at first; Tom Naughton at short; and Bob Hollis at third were all wearers of the UD at the end of last season as was Captain Wayne Boyd of the outfield. At the present these are being ably assisted by Earl Engle at second, Jake Quinn and Gene Walters in the outfield, with Fred Hessenauer dividing the honors with Baumiller in the box. The season opened with the Royals on the long end of a 17-12 score with Episcopal; the second game went to a strong Haverford team 4-2. Without going off the deep end in the matter of prophecy, it does not seem too much to expect that the Royals should finish pretty well up toward the top of the league. Kuselidll Firs! Row: Newton (ass’t manager), Engle, Walters, Naughton, Oliver, Ridpath (manager). ThinJ Row: Ro- Quinn, Boyd (captain), Insley, Mather, Emmanuel, sini. Miller, Burns, Gillespie, Pearson, Baumiller, Hoi- Hughes lass' manager), Second Row: Rawlings, Seg- lis, Simpson, Ward. Mr. Grimmett (coach), gren, Hessenauer, Moore, Hughes. Schneberger, Kilgore, Track DESPITE the loss by graduation of many of its key men, the U. D. hopes for a winning track team were high as the sea- son opened. With only one returning letterman in the weight and field positions, the Royals were forced to depend on the running events for high scoring. Further handicaps arose to worry Coach Tom Milne, who has just completed thirty-one years at Upper Darby, when three star men—Smith, Quigley and Kelley—left just before the season opened. Most of the distance runs were handled by Ralph Young, Sam Browne, John Wright, Jack Crane. Dick Olson and Spence Devitt, all of whom had gained experience earlier in Cross Country. Taking care of the dashes and relays were Captain Don Lyman, Jack Schcllhasc, Doug Aberle, Gene Schindler, Jim Shaw, Larry Riviello and La Fountain. Going over the hurdles for the Royals were A1 Miller and Bob Byerly. Herb Frit:, Jim Shaw and Walt Russell did the javelin tossing, while Dick Cripps handled most of the shot put work. The discus throws were well taken care of by Dick Hudomc and Lee Boyd. Veteran Joe Wise carried the high jumping responsibilities and Ray Lefkof and Bill Phillips attempted to garner points in the pole vault. The season will include dual meets with Havcrford, St. Thomas More, West Catholic, and Lower Merion. We shall enter the Bridgeton and Penn Relays, and attempt to defend our title in the Dclco, Suburban and District 1 Championships. A three-cornered meet with Ridley Township and Chester is also on the books. Rjy Lefkof giving the last final push to clear the bar. Dick Cripps of wrestling fame gives a good ac- count of himself in the shot-put. Byerly, Pletcher, and Hyatt taking off for the initial hurdle in the 120 yd. high h Gene Rice off to a 20 footer. Jim Shaw in a rare contortion as he leu loose with the javelin. First Ron-: Byerly, Graham, Devitt, Wi c, Shcllhase, Young Niemond, Schindler, LaFountain, Lyman (captain), Cripps, Shaw, Abcrlc, Rivicllo, Brown, Hudome, Wright. Olson, Sykes. Second Ron: Watkins, Helms, I.enahan, Thomas, Hayes, Nei- thammer, Fahnestock, Harriinan, I.efkof, Cohen, Beatty, Plctchcr, May, Antonuccio, Boyd, Andersen. Third Row: Hoedt, Hyatt, McDowell, Kirkpatrick, Wilkinson, Sessaman, Gorman, Schaffer, Sailor, Gibbons, Griggs, Hotchkiss, Grant, Mascy, Rchfuss, Butterworth, Copp. Fourth Row: Flores (manager), Rcnberg, Fcnimore, Phillips, Tarleton, Richwine, Patchel, Hooven, Manteli, Ostertag, Stutzman, Lvrner. Dick Schellhase and Doug Abcrle on the mark in the 100 yd. dash. Lyman leading with Shaw close behind in the quarter. Sammy Brown and Russ Ncithammcr striving to overtake a Haverford boy in the mile. John Wright and Ralph Young pounding along in the grueling half-mile. Eightynine uys leiiiii� ' Grigsby at the close of a vigorous serve; Sheldon about to start his service; Holland about to return a difficult shot on his backhand; Church tries a pick-up. Sealed: Mcl.ean, Downs. Sheldon, Church, Grigsby, Holland, Mulhern, Hawk. Standing: Ebner, Ass’t Manager; Wall , I.yster, Smith, Bell, McDonald, Martin. Douglass, Manager. A LTHOUGH it seemed as if wc w Agoing to have an early spring, and t delight Mr. McKinley Stevens, coach boys’ tennis, and his net enthusiasts, a t in the weather for the worse together v. the manpower shortage in preparing courts made it impossible to do much pi ticing before the last week in April, i turning from last year's squad are Cla Church, Gordon Grigsby, and Dick SI don. Eleven meets have been scheduled we go to press but none have as yet b played, so what Upper Darby’s 1945 sea will hold in store remains a complete n- tery. Matches with Cheltenham, Nor town, Coatesville, Episcopal, Abingt Radnor, Lansdownc, Lower Morion, Po town, and Lancaster are to be played; addition, there will be the annual trek George School. T'iinety Free ready lo return a backhand drive; Schwarz serving; Armstrong looking better than the pictures of how to return one on your backhand; Kuhlman on a return pickup; Kulp demonstrating a left-handed serve. NE of the great enigmas of the sport� year is the girls' tennis team. When Coach William S. Kehl issued the call for volunteers, he svas well nigh swamped with feminine racqueteers. Almost fifty girls ap- peared to attempt to bring fame to Upper Darby and glory to themselves on the chalk - lined courts at the north end of the building. Some few had seen service on last year’s squad, but most were newcomers. Running off elimination matches and bringing order out of this seeming chaos probably will bring a few more gray hairs to Coach Kehl. Matches have already been arranged with Norristown, Aldington, Berwyn. Radnor, Lower Merion, Cheltenham, and Lans- downc. We hope that at the end of the school year, fickle fortune will have smiled upon our feminine fame-seekers. Seated: McKaig, Wall, Schwarz, Kuhlman, Kulp, Free, Filippone, lllack. Mills, Duncan. Second Ron: Schaeffer, Jones, Herzog, Wiedner, Smith, Armstrong, Brown. Crate, Abrams, Ide, levy. Back Row: Tanner, Manager; House, Butterworth, Ass't Managers. Ninety-one I Ilf HI IIIII I'll I MANY Upper Darby students have a keen interest in sports, but few have the ability to defend the Purple and Gold on a team or have the opportunity to be awarded a letter by the A. A. Council. The Intramural Program provides a chance for these people to participate in their favorite sports. The program was instituted several years ago by a faculty committee composed of Mr. Herbert Herzog, Miss Marian Scott, and Mrs. Ann Westcrvelt. Original sched- ules included the major sports: hockey, tennis, and soccer in the fall; basketball during the winter, and soft ball in the spring. In the girls’ sports, teams are composed from the girls’ gym class of those interested. The losers of the first games go into the Losers’ Tournament. The class winners in each tournament compete: then the tourna- ment winners play to determine the school champion. Each member of all class cham- pionship teams receives her numerals. For the boys’ sports each homeroom is given the opportunity to form its own team or to combine with another homeroom to form a team. They then compete to de- termine a class championship team and like- wise a school champion. Each member of the class championship teams receives his numerals. It is not necessary for one team to par- ticipate in every sport througout the year although they may, since different teams may be formed for each sport, both among boys and girls. An integral part of the intramural pro- gram is tag day, inaugurated by Mr. Joseph E. Stcrmer. Tags, sold by the homeroom color captains, are used as admission to the Purple and Gold games and the Faculty- Varsity game, held at the end of the varsity basketball season. The proceeds from the sale of these tickets go toward the pur- chase of the sports numerals and the other expenses of the intramural program. Intramural hockey provides an outlet for the energies of many girls during the I season as this action picture worn, indicate. Touch” football enthusiastically recci� by fall gym classes as a grand substitute for drills. T inetyturo Basketball Champs (Senior Home Room 23), Kneeling: Stiles and Chandler; Standing: Flores. MacHale, Pennywell, Kenworthy, Sheldon ... In the spring a young lady’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of softball . . . Basketball Champs (The Netwets), Fir Row: Shaw, Decker, Rutledge; Second Row: Lyons, Herzog, Fantom . . . Soccer Champs (Sophomore Rooms 24 and 21), First Row: Lester, Schuler, Hafley, Platt, Miller; Second Row: Small, Pettit, DeFarges, Smith; Third Row: Schmidt, Hoedt. Kennedy . . . Hockey Champs (Juniors), First Row: Protesto, Duncan, Lane, Schultz, Matchika; Second Row: Stottler, Mine, Humphries, Weidner; Third Row: Leary, Patton, Berman, McSorley. Pat Sullivan looking altogether too pleased with her studies. Part of the finale of the Senior Talent Show. Ann Chapman modeling what the well- dressed senior will wear at graduation. Lcn Mulhern and Al Supowitz, direc- tors of the Senior Talent Show. Cias� - Officers Clarke Church, Treasurer; Betty Ann Camp, Secretary; Doug Abcrle .Vice- President; Jim Way, President. HPHROUGHOUT our three years of high school our class has been under the leadership of its capable, hardworking officers. They have never failed to do anything that would make our class out- standing and all of its activities a success. Jim Way, as president, has worked faithfully not only for his class but for the school. Jim is a member of the varsity football team, Hi Y and President of Student Council. Taking over in Jim's absence is Doug Aberle as vice-president. He too is a member of the Hi Y, of the track team, and for two years was purple color captain. All secretarial duties are ably taken care of by Betty Ann Camp who has served in this capacity for two years. Betty Ann is an active member of the Hi-Y and Tribunal. Handling the financial problems of our class is Clarke Church. He is president of Tribunal and captain of the Tennis Team. T inety-six Executive Sitting: Ros� , Steel, Camp, Aberle, Way, Church, Copp, Olson, Free. Tint Row: Rourkc, Hofmann, Sipple, Smith, La Monaca. Supowitz, Thayer, Lcnham, Mucnch, Birch, Liberatore. HafT. Second Row: Mr. Diehl, Loyle, Em- manuel, Bollinger, Grot , Sharon, Smithwick, Baker, Miss Kerr. Top Row: Grigsby, Boyd, Mather, Macklin, Dessingcr, Hudome, Hoisington, McAllister. I TNDER the leadership of our Senior Class President Jim Way, the Executive Committee started its work with a great deal of en- thusiasm. The initial effort was none other than our very successful Hobo Party—-where everyone felt at home. The executives have also helped in the planning of our assemblies by asking for suggestions from their homerooms and bringing these suggestions in for discussion. Every Thursday in the last half of 4B period the President and his Upper Darby Cabinet have conferences. Among the outstanding work which the class has done this past year is the cleanup campaign. All the governing facilities of our High School tried hard to clean up the lunchroom, but the Executive Committee went through the process of having typical teen age posters painted by the members of our school. These posters were put in the lunchroom as a reminder and proved very successful. The Executive Committee also collected for the financing of our Senior Play Program. As you have read and seen you have found the Executive Commit- tee a truly democratic organization in which every single member of the senior class has a say. This is our way, the Upper Darby way, and truly the Ameri- can way. 3 met 'S«v n Sc Lolarxliin In 1933, the graduating class had the happy thought of presenting to the school two plaques, one recording the names of the six students who during their four years had had the highest scholarship records, the other carrying the names of those six adjudged by their own classmates to have contributed mast to the class and to the school. For the teachers who have known these students, reading the names is a satisfying experience, for truly here are those who represent the best that is good in Upper Darby. It is encouraging to know that in later years, the leaders in every worthwhile activity in life are those who, for the most part, have achieved high scholastic distinction. This should he no surprise, because to win scholastic honor involves the setting of goals, the perseverance to achieve those goals, and the ignoring of tempting, and alluring bypaths along the way. We are proud of the six pictured here and of their contribution to the academic tradition of this school. SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS •Fred Forward, ‘Rita Newton, Joseph Bender, Don Helm, Al Niden, Marian Baldwin. •Tied for first honors Ninety eight Service CERTAINLY, among all the honors given to graduating seniors, one of the highest and most cherished is that of receiving the Service Award. One of the things that makes it so desirable is that these six are chosen by their own classmates, by those who know the real worth of their services to the class. Thus, the honor reflects credit both on those chosen and of those who do the choosing. There is ample time in the long years that most of the class have teen together for a true evaluation of one’s worth to be made. The persons whose pictures adorn this page and whose names will grace the plaque in the front hall are those who have gone the second mile in service. Doing the thing required is commendable, but quietly and unassumingly doing the hundred and one little things that go to make the lives of many more agreeable is meritorious. Assuredly, those whom we honor here arc in this second class. SERVICE AWARD WINNERS Bertha Eylcr, Rita Newton, Jean Reynold , Len Mulhern, Al Supowitz, Jim Way. Hincly-ninc (1) Mosi Popular—Jim Way, Betty Rodes... (2) Wittiest—AI Supowitz, Barbara I.a Mon- aco ... (3) Most Dignified—Clarke Churchy Barbara Potter . . . (4) Best Looking—Herb Fritz, Pat Sullivan . . . (5) Peppiest—John Buck, Virginia Brown ... (6) Most Likely to Succeed—Lon Mulhern, Jean Reynolds . . . (7) Best Dressed—Gordon Grigsby, Betty Steel... (8) Cutest Couple—Jim Way, Ariel Flanegan . . . (9) Best Dancers—Chick Smith, Jayne Hampton . . . (10) Most Versatile—Warren Rawlings, Mary Armstrong . . . (11) Hardest Workers—Fred Forsgard, Rita Newton . . . (12) Biggest Flirts—Jim Macklin, Jane Nagel. DOUGLAS RUDOLPH ABERI.E, JR. 422 Croydcn Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Chut: ViM-Pioidcni 4: Color Captain 2. 3: Talent Show . 4: Dance Committee 2. }. 4; Executive Committee 4; Party Committee 2. 4 Ctuhii Hi-Y 3. 4 Sporti: Vanity Track 3 ANNE S. ADAMS 4653 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD Clan: Oak. Literary Staff 4; Play Uther J; Dance Committee 3; Play Committee 3 Ciuh� : La Sociedad Panamericana 3. WE AS 4 JEAN CONSTANCE ALEXANDER Woodside and Ashland Avenues Secanc COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 4 Club� : A C'appella Chorua 3. 4; Bow-ling 4: Choral 2. 3. 4: La Socinlad Panamericana 2 RUTH C. ACHTERMAN 128 Crestvicw Road Upper Dari COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP1 School: Publication� Busine � Staff 4; Publication Age 4; Monitor 2. 4 Clan: Play 3; Commencement Uiber 3; Talent Show 4; Party Committee 4: Play Committee Clubc Archery 2; Bowling 2: Fencing 3; Hi-Y 2. 3. La Sociedad Panamericana 2: Pleiade� 2. 3. 4 Sporti: Haiketball Numeral� 3 HOWARD M. ADAMS 363 Sherbrook Boulevard Upper Dari COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOl EntercJ the Service. February, |U4J Club� : A Cappclla Cboru 4 JOSEPH CHARLES ARGENTIERI 230 Avon Road Upper Dari ARTS AND CRAFTS GOL Entered September. 1943 School: Monitor 3: All-School Show 4 Clubit Bowling 4 ■'Ml1� « •« • ‘“MPI'EI! MARIAN ESTELLE ARMSTRONG 7094 Ruikin Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS ('.OLD School: Publication� Typing Surf 4 Cluhi: Choral 2. 3. 4 OLIVE MAY ASHMEAD 4029 Lasher Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor. Chairman 2. 3: Welfare Agent 3: Welfare Committee 4. CUai: Play 3; Talent Show 3; Dance Committee 2. 3: Party Committee 2 . 4. Cluhi: Ara Poetar 4; Bowling 4; Hi-Y 4; Pleiade� 3. 4 WALTER BAAS 6912 Clinton Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE One Hundred Two MARY ELLEN ARMSTRONG 254 Bayard Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: A. A. Council 4; Publicatum� Typing Staff. Prnidcnt 4; Student Council 3 Clan; Color Captain 2. 3. 4; Commencement Utbcr 3; Party Committee 4 Club� : Hi-Y 2. 3. Trcamter 4, Sporta: Batehall Numeral� 3: Baaketball Numeral� 2. 4; Junior Vanity Baikctball 2; Junior Vanity Hockey 2: Vanity Baikctball 3. Captain 4: Vanity Hockey 1. 4 RUTH ANNA ASHTON 7069 Greenwood Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Munitor 2. J Club� : A Cappclla Choma 4; Choral ) HAROLD FOLKE BACH 7909 West Chester Pike Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Club� : Archery 2; Cfceaa 2 DEXTER FARRINGTON BAKER 117 Englewood Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 3; Monitor 4: Orchestra 3; Stamp Salesman 2 Clan: Play 3; Commencement Usher 5; Executive Com mittec 3 Ciulii: Bowlins 2, 3; Pleiades 3 Spoilt: Basketball Numerali 2: Junior Vanity Basket ball 2, 3; Vanity Basketball 3; Vanity Soccer 4. MARION ELIZABETH BALDWIN 3849 Garrett Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Stall 2. 2. 4: Honor Roll 2: Diitinituiihrj Honor Roll 2. J. 4; Orchcitra 2: Stamp Saleiman 2. 3. 4; Commencement Uiber 3 Clubs: La Socicdad Panamcricana 3, 4; Library 2. 3, President 4: Terraijua. Viec Prc� ideni 3. 4 SAMUEL LI.OYD BARCLIFT 2530 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE JAMES KIRKE BALDWIN 729 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubs: Bowline 4 Sports: Baseball Numerali 3: Soccer Numerjli 2 JEAN HELEN BANTOM 206 Drexel Court Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Stamp Salesman 2. 3: Talent Show 4 Class: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3. 4: Party Committee 2. 4; Play Committee 4 Clubs: A Cappella Chorus 3. Auistant Librarian 4: Choral 2. 3. 4; Dtamus 2: Library 2. 3: TayAViv Ulvan 3. 4: WEAS 3. 4 DONALD W. BARNUM 53 Stratford Avenue Clifton Heights ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Sports: Junior Vanity Wrcatlin 2 IIAKIIT v 1111� DOUGLAS ROGERS BARR 500 Dcrwyn Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Entered September, 1944 School: AlbSchool Show 4; Band 4 Clubs: Rifle 4 KATHERINE R. ANN BARTMAN 33 South Harwood Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Entered April, 1944 RENA VICTORIA BATTAGLINI 405 Sansom Street Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Sump Salraman 2 Clut: Commencement U� her 3: Play Usher 3; Talent Show 3, 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. 3; Party Committee 2, 4; Play Committee 3. Clubs: An Poetac 4; Bowlin- 2. 3, 4: Latin 2: Library 3. 4; WEAS 3 ROBERT C. BARRY 16 North Kirklyn Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Publications A ent 4; Student Council 2 Cl s: Talent Show 3; Eecutivc Comm litre 2 Clubs: A Cappella Chorus 4; Bowlin 2. 3, 4: Choral 4 JACQUELINE LA VERNE BASSINE 928 Lindale Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication� A«ent 4; Monitor 2: Welfare Asent 2 Club.: Choral 2 JANET KATHRYN BAXTER 429 Hampden Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Roll 4 Oiif Hundred Three ELIZABETH W. BEAN A Berbro Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Stamp Saleaman 3 Clan Candy Committee 4 ; Dance Committee 2: Play Committee 3 Ciubi: Choral J ROYCE LESLIE BEATTY. JR. 7220 Lamport Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE ScheoI: Pirtmcuuhcd Honor Roll 2. 4; Honor Roll 3. 4. Monitor 3 Clan: Oxnmencement U.her 1 Ciubi: Rifle 4 MABEL MERCER BEAUMONT 33 New Street Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD RUTH BECK 343 Huntley Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publication. Agent 3 .4 CUm: Mar Committee ) Ciubi: Choral 4 Sport� : Baiketbalt Numerali 2 BERNICE MARGARET BECKER 936 Ormond Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD Club.: Chat 2. Tram 2; Library 2. 3. MIRIAM K. BECKER 327 Lincoln Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication. Typing Staff 4; Honor Roll 3. 4. Publicationi Agent J Clan: Commencement Uihe.r J; Candy Committee 4: Play Committee 4 Club.: Library 4 IVI1� '+■ • %SkA w. MARGARET ANNA BECKMAN 222 Burmont Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publicationi Typing Staff 4; Service Plaque Committee Club.: La Sociedxl Patumericana 3; Library 4 Sporti: Hockey Numeral. 4 CONSTANCE JOAN BELLAS 3806 Sommers Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 3, 4: Publicationi Agent 2 C.Un: Play Committee 3 Ciubi: Bowline J. Prcident 4; Choral 4; Pint Aid and Social Service 2, J. Vicc-PrctiJent 4; Lc Ccrclc Francafa 4; Library 4 AUDREY LILLIAN BENNER 362 Lalccview Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Service Plaque Committee 2 EDWARD F. BELL 7183 Radbourne Road Upper Dart ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPt School: Publicationi Acent 2. J. 4; Monitor 2. Stamp Salomon J: Welfare Agent 5 SportK Junior Vanity Wrotlfng 2; Vanity Wrcallii JOSEPH BENDER 622 Littlccroft Road Upper Dart COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPl School: Acorn. Aaaiitant Newi Editor 4; Honor R 3. 4; Dittlnpuiihed Honor Hull 2, 4: Engliih Pri J: Mathematica Pri� J: Stamp Saleaman 3; Wclfa Agent 3 Clan: Play 3, 4; Talent Show 4; Dan� Committee i Clubr: Cheai 3, President 4. Cheaa Team 3, 4; Hi pocratei 4; Leeuwenhoek 4: Pleiade. 2. 1. 4; Wor Affair. Porum 4 ESTELLE HELEN BERNARD 500 Harper Avenue Drexel Hi COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPl School: Acorn, Literary Staff 3. 4: Honor Roll 2. 3. Diitingufihed Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Monitor 2 Clair: Oak. Litrrary Stall 4; Commencement Uibr.r Talent Show J; Candy Committee 4; Dan� Co mltiee 2. 3; Patty Committee 2. 4; Play Qt mitt� 3. 4 Ciubi: Bowling 4: Choral 2; I-a Sictedad Panamericas 3. 4; Latin 2; Libraty 2. 3: Riding 2, 3. 4 On Hundred Fou JOHN E. BERRY 7811 Beverly Boulevard Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor I Glut� : Archery 2: Fencing 2, 3, 4; Fencing Team 2, 3. Capum 4: Rifle 4 DIANE AUDREY BIRCH 113 Windsor Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn. Literary Sufi 3, 4; Debating 3; Honor Roll 2. 4; Di.tir.gui.hcd Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Public Speaking Prise 2; Elmira Key 3; Student Council 3; Welfare Agent 3 Clan: Play 4; Commencement Uiher 3; Talent Show 3; Candy Committee 4; Executive Committee 4 Club.: Choral 2 Drama. 2; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Riding J. ■. Tay-Wktalvan 2. 3, 4; World Affair. Forum 2. 3. Vfce-Preaidrnt 4 HENRY IRVEN BITTI.E 205 McKinley Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE FRED H. BINNS 232 Parker Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Entered rbe Service. February. 1945 JOHN ARTHUR BISHOP 1101 Keyatone Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Entered December, 1944 MARGARET ELIZABETH BLESSING 121 Summit Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 4; Service Plaque Committee 3. 4: Sump Sale.m.n 3 Clan: Play Uihcf 5; Talent Show 4: Candy Com- mittee 4; Dance Committee 4; Pany Committee 4; May Committee 3. 4 Club.: Bowling 4: Choral 4; Fencing 2; Pleiade. 3, 4 BARKY RUTH MAE BLEW 7160 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Clan: Talent Show 3 Clubi: A Cappctla Chora 3; Choral 2, 4 JANE A. BLYTHE 335 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD School: Honor Roll 2; Publication Agent 2. Monitor 3; Service Plaque Committee 2; Welfare Committee Agent 2. 3. 4; Stamp Salnnun 4 Clan: Candy Committee 4: Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Party Committee 2. 3. 4; Play Committee 2 Clubi: A Cappclla Choru. 2. 3: Ar. Poetae 4; Choral 2. 3. 4. Dramui 2; Pleader 2. 3 HUDSON REED BOLLINGER 3202-B Marshall Road Drexell Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Publication Agent 2; Wei- fate Agent 4 Clan: Commencement U� her 3; Talent Show 4: Execu- tive Committer 4 Spottit Soccer Numeral. 2: Junior Vai.ity Football. Manager 2; Vanity Football. Manager 3. 4 HERMAN BLOCK 32 North State Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD School: Honor Roll 4 NANCY ANN BOERNER 3403 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 4; Di.tingui.hrJ Honor Roll 3; Monitor 2. 3 Clan; Play (Committee 4 Clubi: An Portae 4; Choral 4; La Socicdad Pan amcricana 2. 3: Library 4 Sport.: Ban ball Numeral. 3; BaiVetball Numeral. 2, 3 JOSEPH RAMON BONACHEA 3403 Plumstead Avenue Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Entered the Service. February, 1945 Clubi: Bowling 2. 5. 4 Sport.: Bare ball Numeral. 2 One Hundred five LEON THOMAS BONNER 19 Oakley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Entered the Service, March. I 45 JEANNE RENEE BOUVET 517 Brookfield Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2, 4; Dittinguiihed Honor Roll 2. 1; Sump Salciman 4 Clan: Commencement Uihcr J: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee J: Play Committee ) Club : Bowlins. Secretary 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 4: Le Ccrdr Francaia J, Vice-President 4; Library }. Treauircr 4 ROBERT EDWIN BOWIE 119 Marlborough Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor J Club� : Rifle 2 FLORENCE LOUISE BORTON 3419 Albemarle Avenue Drexel H BUSINESS GO Club): Choral 2. i FREDERICK LUCAS BOWDEN 732 Edmond Avenue Drexel H COLLEGE PREPARATORY GO' Entered University of Pennsylvania, February, 19� School: Honor RrJI J Clan: Talent Show 3 Club� : Bowline 2. 1; Hippocrates 2. Vice-President Treasurer 4; Rifle 4 ELEANOR JUNE BOWMAKER 3848 Berkley Avenue Drexel H BUSINESS GO! School: Publications Typine Stall 4: Stamp Salesman Publicationi Acent 4 v v UPPER ROSE BOYAJIAN 10 Montrose Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Publications Agent 4: Service Plaque Com- mittee 4 Club� : Choral 2. J. Associate Secretary 4 THELMA MAY BRADLEY 97 South Union Avenue Latudownc BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Roll J: Service Plaque Committee J; Stamp Salesman 4 Clan: Candy Committee 4 Club� : Choral ). 4 ROBERT WAYNE BOYD 341 Lakcview Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 4; All-School Show 4: Student Council 2: Honor Roll 2, 1. 4; Diatineuwbed Honor Roll J Clan: Executive Committee 2. 4 Cfubi: Hi-Y 2. 4 Sport!: Hatketball Numeral� 2. 3: Varsily Baseball 2. J. Captain 4; Varsity Bartctball 4 JEANNE RUTH BREM 3442 Marshall Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2: Dittimtunhcd Honor Roll 2: Service Plaque Committee 2, J Clan Eecutivc Committee 2 JAMES A. BRENNAN 6976 Clinton Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Hntrrrd the Service, March. 1945 PAUL BRESWICK 747 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered the Service. February, 1943 School: Monitor 3: Student Council 4 One Hundred Six j EDITH GRACE BROADBENT fl2l Sellers Avenue Upper Darby :OLLEGK PREPARATORY PURPLE 3am Talent Show 4 -lubi: A CidkOi Chorus 4; Aero 2; Choral 2. 3. 4: 1« Cerde Franca� 2, 3; Leeuwenhoek 3. 4; WEAS 2. 3 DELBERT E. BROUGHTON, JR. 7421 Rogers Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD ELLANORA FLETCHER BROWN � 21 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE school: All-School Show 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3; Publicationi Acent 2; Stamp Clerk 2. 3. 4; Commencement Uilier 3; Talent Show 3. 4 3ttbi: Choral 2. 3. 4; Le Cetde Franca� 4; Library 2. 3. 4 ifiotti: Vanity Basketball, Manager 4 VIRGINIA ANN BROWN 101 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD khool: Acorn Sul! 3. 4; All-School Show 4; Pub' licationa Agent 3; Monitor 2; Sump Salesman 2 3oji: Way 3; Play 4; Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4: Patty Com- mittee 2. 4; Play Committee 1. 4 3uhi: At� Poetae 3. Treasurer 4: Choral 4; La Sociedod Panamerkatu 3; Library 2. 3; Pleiades 3, _ Secretary 4 Sports: Cheerleading 3. 4 ROBERT M. BROWN 97 New Ardmore Avenue, Brookthorp Hills COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Clubs: Archery 2 WILLIAM RICHARD BROWN 6931 Guilford Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD School: Welfare Agent 2 Clubs: Bowling 4 DARKY WILSON B. BROWN JOHN ADDISON BUCK 58 North Farson Street Philadelphia 39 813 Derwyn Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: All-School Show 4: Monitor 4 Clan: Tslent Show 2, 3. 4 Clubi: Mi-Y }, 4: La Soctedad Patumericana 3, Presi- dent 4 JEAN A. BULDRA 119 Overhill Road Springfield COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clubs: Choral 4: Le Cercie Francait 4; Library 4 Sports: Baseball Numerals 3 HELEN ELIZABETH BULLEN 510 Glendale Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Entered September, 194) JOSEPHINE ELVA BUTLER 3 Bloomfield Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE BETTY ANN CAMP 401 Berkley Road Haverford COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Honor Roll 4 School: All-School Show 4; Biology Pritc 2; Monitor, Clubs: Choral 2 Chairman 2; Tribunal 2, 4: Publications Agent 4 Class: Secretary 3, 4; Commencement Ushrr 3; Play Usher 3: Talent Show 3. 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Etceutlvc Committee 3, 4; Party Committee 4: Play Committee 3 Clubi: Choral 3; Hi-Y 3, 4: La Soctedad Panamericani 2; Terracjua 3. Treasurer 4 One Hundred Seven BENEDICT JAMES CAMPBELL 203 Copley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD JANE McVEY CAMPBELL 2523 Mansfield Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Honor Roll J School: Honor Roll 2. 4; Publications Auent J Cl u: Commencement Utiter 3; Pity Committee 3. 4 Clubi: Leeuwenhoek J, Secretary 4; Library 2. 3. 4; Pleiade. 2. ] GLORIA ELLEN CARRIGAN 515 Elm Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Clan: Talent Show Jt Play Committee 4 WAYNE CASTIGLONE 216 Walnut Avenue Aldan ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Entered the Service, February. 1945 School: Honor Roll 4 Clubi: Archery 2. 3 L. EDWARD 804 Fairfax Road ARTS AND CRAFTS CHANDLER Drexel Hill PURPLE MARTHA ANNE CHAPMAN 110 Hampden Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Sport': Basketball Numeral 4 School: All-School Show 4; Student Council 4: Tribunal 2, J; Upi'Dah, Literary Stall J, 4: Orchr.tra 2; Honor Roll 2. 3 Clan: Commencement Utber ); Play Uthcr 3: Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 2; Patty Committee 4 Clubi: A Coppell a Chocu. J. 4: Bowline 4; Choral Club 2. 3. 4; Fencing J; Hi-Y 2. J. 4; Latin 4; L Cercie Francaia 4; Library 4: World Affair Forum J. 4 1111; -wr v wVRPEB JUANITA JEAN CHAPMAN Parkwood Manor Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication. Acent 2; Service Plaque Com- mittee 4 Clan: Way Committee J Ciubi: Choral J, 4; Fencing ; La Sociedad Pan- amcricana 2. J. 4; Pleiade 5. 4 DOROTHY W. CHESTNUT 30 Boro Road Primos COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubi: Choral 2. 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana J ALLEN CLARKE CHURCH 2801 Garrett Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: A. A. Council 4: Acorn. Literary Staff 4; Honor Roll 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 5: Erie- lish l ine 2; Monitor 2: Tribunal. President 4; Stage Crew 4; Welfare Agent 4; Student Council 4 C1.UI: Tteiuiier 4: Dance Committee 4; Eecutive Com- mittee 4; May 3 Clubi: HI-Y 3. 4 Spent: baiehall Numeral. 2; Ba.kctball Numeral. : Junior Var.ity Crou Country 4; Vanity Tenni. 3, Captain 4 ANITA JOAN CHECCHIO 256 Barclay Road Upper Dar BUSINESS co: School: Publication. Typing Stall 4 Clubi: Choral 4; La' Sociedad Panamericana 3 KJELL H. CHRISTIANSEN 4 Bonsall Avenue Clifton Heigl COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURF HELEN ROSE CLARKE 522 Elm Avenue Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY GO School: All-School Show 4: Monitor 2. 3: Sta Salesman 2 Clan: Talent Show 2. 3. 4: Candr Committee Dance Committer. 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2. Play Committee J. 4 Clubi: Atchery 2; Ar Poetae 4; Choral 2, J, 4. Sociedad Panamericana 2. 3 One Hundred Eit MYRA JANE CLARK 538 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Claus Cindy Committee 4; Executive 2. 3 Ciubr: Hi-Y 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 3. Secretary 4; Pleiades 2, 3. 4; World Attain Forint� J. 4 ROSALIE ANN CLAUSO 760 Foss Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3; Service Plaque Committee 4: Sump Salcimun 2. 3 Clan: Commencement Utlicr 3 Ciubr: La Sociedad Panamcricana J, 4; Library 1 CORINNE LOUISE CLEMENCEAU 3215 Berkley Avenue Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: All-School Shew 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4 Clan: Talent Show 3. 4 Ciubr: A Cappclla Cborui 4: Choral 3, 4 RAY S. CLARKE 9 South Linden Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Faltered the Service, February. 1945 School: Honor Roll 4; Monitor 2; Student Council 3; Tribunal 3 Clan: President 3; Play 3; Commencement Uther 3; Talent Show 3; Executive Committee 3 Ciubr: Hi-Y 3. 4; Wri.de� 3. 4 Sport� : Junior Var.ity Football 2: Junior Vanity Wreath iou 2; Vanity Cron Country 4 PETER K. CLAYTON 8036 West Chester Pike Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE GILBERT S. COHEN 635 Lukens Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 4: Monitor 2: Tribunal. Attorney 4 Clan: Commencement U.lier 3; Dance Committee 3 Ciubr: Clio� , Team 3. 4 IIARIIY ovilis JOHN K. R. COLEMAN 2 Overhill Road Upper Darby OLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE chool: Acorn, Literary Stall 4 'Jubi: La Sociedad Panamcricana 4 DORIS MARIE COLLOM 7177 Radbourne Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Ciubr: Choral 3. 4 PERCY WILBUR COLLOM. JR. 118 Sommers Avenue Drexel Hill OLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE chool: Honor Roll 4 lubr: Che. , Team 4 FRANCES IRENE COLVIN 17 Oxford Street Fernwood BUSINESS COLD Entered December I. 1943 ELSIE MARY COMNINOS 18-B Windermere Avenue Drexel Hill OLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE DORIS THERESA COMOLLI 391 Wcmbly Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Publicationi Acent 2: Monitor 2: Service Plaque Committee 3, 4 Ciubr: La Sociedad Panamcricana 3; Library 2, 3. 4 One Hundred Nine DONALD HAROLD CONNER •W Copley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Sporti: Batkctball Numeral 2 EARLE ALBERT COOKE 263 North Linden Avenue Upper Da ARTS AND CRAFTS GC School: Band 2, 3. 4 DANIEL ALLEN COPENHAVER, JR. 939 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD LORNA W. COPP 819 Harper Avenue Drexel I COLLEGE PREPARATORY C School: Monitor 2 Clubi: Bowline J. 4; Chen 3, Team 3; Rifle 4 Sporti: Vanity Track J School: A A. Council 4: All-School Show 4 Clan: Commencement Uihcr Talent Show 4; It tin Board Committee 4; Candy Committee 4; D Committee 2, J. 4; Kiecutive Committee 4; I1 Committee 2. 3. 4; May Committee 5. 4 Cluhi: A Cappella Chorti 4; Ati Poetac 4; Chora Hi-Y J. 4; La Socicdad Panamcrieana Sporti: Junior Vanity Uaiketball. Captain 1; Ji Vanity Hockey 2; Vataity Batkctball 4; Va Hockey 1 WALDA JANE CORRISTON 235 Maryland Avenue Aldan ItUSINESS PURPLE School: Publicationi Agent 4; Publication Typing Slid 4; Service Plaque Committee 4 Clan: Play Committee J Cluhi: Choral V. Commerce 2; Libra� 4; WEAS 1 Spout: Bate ball Numerali J; Hockey Numeral 4 JAMES ELLIOTT CRAFT •1415 Cedar Lane Drexel 1 COLLEGE PREPARATORY PUR School: Honor Roll 3. 4; Di tingui� lied Honor Rol Publicationi Agent 2. Student Council 2 Clan: Executive Committee 2 Cluhi: Hippocrate 2. }. Sectctary 4: Latin 2 ■VIS WPPEIP JOHN JOSEPH MICHAEL CRANE 143 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby JAMES E. CRAWFORD, JR. 7031 Greenwood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acoin. Literary Stall 3. 4. Student Council. Parliamentarian 4; Stamp Salcacnan 1 Clan: Oak. Literary Stafl 4; Party Committee 2; May Committee 4 Cluhi. Fencing 4; Hi-Y 4; World Allan Fomm 3. Prendent 4 Sporti: Junior Vanity Cto i Country 2; V� r it - CroM Country 3; Vanity Trade 3 COLLEGE PREPARATORY Sporti: Junior Vanity Wrestling 3 PURPLE JOSEPH S. CREAMER. JR. 137 Woodlawn Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School) All-School Show 4 Cluhi: A Cappella Churui 4; Choral 4 Sporti: Baxketkill Numeral ) .'3821 MARY LORRAINE CUMMINGS 3820 Crest Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD ROBERT B. CUDDEBACK 7329 West Chester Pike Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Entered the Service February, 194J Clubi: Bowling 4 CLAIRE C. CURLEY 3426 Plumstcad Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Monitor 3. 4; Service Plaque Committee 5 Clubi: Choral 2. 3 One Hundred Ten JAMES LEE DALE 375 Kirks Lane Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Honor Roll J. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 3. 4; Student Council 3 CLu.: Play 3 Clubs: Fencing, Team 4; Pleiades 3. 4 JOAN LYNNE DAVIS 822 Harper Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn 3: Associate Feature Editor 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 Clou: Commencement Usher 3: Talent Show 3, 4; Condy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3. 4; Party Committee 3. 4: PUjr Committee 3 Cluki: A Cappclla Chorus 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; La Socicdad Pan Americana 3. Vice-President 4: Latin 4; Riding 2, 4. Riding Mutton 3: Tay-Wiitalvan 4 ROBERT MARVEL DEAN J20 Blanchard Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Stamp Salesman 4 ZOE SARAH DATH 638 Childs Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE CtiUi: Executive Committee 2 Club� : Choral 2. 3 ANN E. DAY 4634 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 2. 3; All-School Show 4; Pub- lications Agent 2; Monitor 2. 4: Student Council 2; Stamp Salesman 2; Welfare Agent 2 Claw: Talent Show 2. 3, 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Party Committee 2, 4; Play Committee 3; Executive Committee 2 Cfubi: Art Poetae 4; Choral 2. 3, 4: La Soeiedad Pan Americana 3; Pleiades 2, 3, 4 ALICE DOROTHY DEFRANCESCO 7214 Radbotirne Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Publications Agent 4; Stamp Salesman 2 Clubs: Choral 3. 4 Sporu: Hockey Numeral� 2 HAMIT ELIZABETH STANTON DELANEY 257 Glendale Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD NATHAN J. DELEON 6781 Perry Avenue Upper Darby COLLECE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 4; English Prise 2 Entered the Service, March. 1945 Cfubi: La Soeiedad Panamericana 3, 4; Latin 4 School: Honor Roll 4 Class: Dance Committee 3, 4; Patty Committee 4 Cfubi: A Capprlla Chotus 4; Choral 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 3. 4 Sporu: llareball Numerals 3: Basketball Numerals S; Soccer Numerals 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Vanity Baikctball 4; Varsity Soccer 3. 4 JOHN EDWARD DEL VECCHIO 7218 Radbourne Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Student Council 3. 4 Cfubi: La Soeiedad Panamericana 2 WILLIAM EDGAR DESSENDER 56 South Woodlnwn Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE CJaii: Executive Committee 4 JAMES JOHN DEVINE DOROTHY CECELIA DI FABIO 301 Wiltshire Road Upper Darby 266 Bayard Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD BUSINESS PURPLE School: All-School Show 4 Clan: Play Committee 4 School: Honor Roll 4; Monitor 2 Closi; Dance. Committee 2. 3; Play Committee 3 Clubs: Library 2 Our Hundred Eleven GENNARO JAMES DIGENOVA 7238 Bradford Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE MARK S. DOLBEY 7239 Walnut Street Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Monitor 2 Ciiibi: Fencing 2 JOHN A. DOUGHERTY 319 Congre� � Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 4; Student Council 1 dub� : Hi Y 4 Sport� : Golf 2 OLIVER JAMES DIORIO. JR. 301 Huntley Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Sport� : Vanity Soccer, Manager 4 GRACE JANE DONAHUE State Road and Wayne Avc. Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Student Council 2: Service PI a. pie Committee 4; Sump Salomon 2, 5; Welfare Agent 4 Clan: Play Uiher 3; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 2. 3. 4. Executive Committee 3: Patty Com- mittee 4; Play Committee } (Main: Hi-Y 4; La Socie did Patumciicana 2. 1; Tay Wiitalvan 3; Treauirer 4 Sport� : Vanity Hockey 4 MARY T. DOUGHERTY 34 North Pcnnock Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication� Agent 4; Welfare Agent 4 Club� . Chord 2. 4 1 1 5 'jr' r IIPPED THERESA M. DOUGHERTY 188 Burmont Road Drexcl Hill BUSINESS GOLD JOHN E. DOWNS 59 Houston Road Laiudowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Student Council 4; Stage Crew 4; Stamp Salcaman 4 Clan: Talent Show 4 Club� : Chew Sport� : Soccer Numeral 4; Junior Varsity Cron Coun- try 1; Junior Vanity Football 2 HARRY G. DREW 440 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4: Monitor 4; Band 2. J, 4 dan: Play ), Commencement U her J; Talent Show 2. J. 4 Club� : La Soeiedad Patumericana 3, TreaMttet 4 SAMUEL KAHN DOUGLASS, JR. 287 Sheffield Road Lansdowt COLLEGE PREPARATORY GO! School: Monitor 3. Chairman 2; StuJent Council 4 Cl � � : Dance Committee J; Patty Committee 4; K 3. 4 Clubi: Leeuwenhoek 2. 3. Pre� ident 4; Pleiade J. Sport� : Vanity Tenni� . Manager 4 RICHARD THOMAS DRACUP 37 South Glenwood Avenue Aid; COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOl Entered the Service. Starch. 1945 Sport I: Basketball Numeral 4; Vanity Soccer 4 DORIS EVELYN DUDDY 338 Margate Road Upper Dar BUSINESS GOl School: Publication Agent 4; Monitor 2; Welt Agent 2 Club� : Cbotal 3 VIRGINIA LEE DUNCAN 325 Riverview Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roil 2: Publication Agent 2: Stamp Salesman 4 Class: Play 3; Commencement Uaber 3: Play Com mittec 3 Clubi: Choral 4: Fencing 4; La Sociedad Panamcticana 3: Pleiade. 3 MARY JANE DUNMAN 241 Wingate Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD Clubi: Chora! 2; Tertaejua 3, 4 CONSTANCE E. DUNHAM 4934 State Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2 Clan: Talent Show 3; Dance Committee 3; Play Com raittee 3 Clubi: Choral 2, 3. 4 JEANNE DUNNING 3800 Garrett Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 3. Chairman 4; Band. Majorette 4 Clan: Candy Committee 4; Party Committee 4 Clubi: Fencing 2 THELMA JOAN DUNPHY 64 Sunshine Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD GENE RAY EBERSOLE 24 South Lynn Boulevard Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Band 2. 3 •AMT vvvIMS ROBERT JOSEPH EBY 37 Lamport Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubi: Che. 3. 4 JANE ANN EDWARDS 224-B Court Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Publication. Agent 3; Moni- tor 2. 3; Service PUipic Committee 4 CJdii: Talent Show 3 .4: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3. 4; Party Committee 4; Play Com- mittee 3. 4 Clubi: An Poetae 4; Bowling 4; Choral 4; Fencing 3: La Sociedad Panamericana 3: Library 4 ALBERT JOHN ELKO !28 Highland Avenue Upper Darby RTS AND CRAFTS GOLD ?luhi: Choral 4 RICHARD B. ELLIS 114 North Fairview Avenue Upper Darby COLLECK PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 3. 4; Welfare Agent 2 Clubi: Bowling 2. 3 Sporta: Baaeball Numeral. 2 JOHN STANLEY EMMANUEL, JR. -0 South Madison Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication. Agent 2; Student Council 3 2m: Eaeeutivc Committee 4 -Tuba: Bowling 3 iporti: Var.ily Baseball J WILLIAM ALBERT ENGLAND 33 South Madison Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Stage Crew 3. 4 Clubi: La Sociedad Panamericana 2 Due Hundred Thirteen HARRY EARL ENGLE 141 Chatham Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publicationi Acent 2; Monitor, Chairman 2: Student Council 3. 4; Tribunal 4 Clou: Color Captain 3; Commencement Uiher 3: Ex- ecutive Committee 2. 1; Patty Committee 2 Chiba: Hi-Y 3. Treasurer 4 Sporta: ltaieball Numerali 3; Baakctball Numerali 3; Soccer Numerali 3. 4; Junior Vanity Wreitlinc 2: Vanity Wre� tlin« 4 FRANK CHARLES EZEKIEL 506 Glendale Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE earl. McKinley famous 39 Marlborough Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Entered the Service, Match, I94S Sports: Soccer Numerali 3; Vanity Soccer 3. 4 BERTHA L. EYLER 6915 Guilford Road Upper Dar' COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP School: Acorn, Literary Staff 2. 3. Editor-in-Chief Publicationi Aser.t 2; Public Spcakinn Priie Enitliih Prise 5: Geometry Prise 2: Student Council Clan: Commencement Uiher 3 Clubi: Choral 2; Pint Aid and Social Service 2, Treasurer 3; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Library 2. 3; T W'iitalvan 2. 3, 4: World Affairi Forum 2, Secretary 4 RUTH MARY EZEKIEL 5015 Dermond Road Drexcl H COLLEGE PREPARATORY CO School: All-School Show 4; Publicationi Accnt Monitor 2. 3; Welfare Acent 2 Clan: Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Candy Committee 4; P Committee 3; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4: Patty C miner 2. 3. 4 Cluhi: An Poetar 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; La Soeicdad P amcricana 2: Pleiadei 2, 3, 4 ANNE MARY FARREN 3700 Berry Avenue Drexcl H BUSINESS GO School: Publicationi Arcm 4 Ciuhi: Choral 3 vVPPEB CONSTANCE CHANCE 365 Fairfax Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY PARSON Drexel Hill PURPLE DOROTHY JANE 815 Cornell Avenue FEAR Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clubi: Choral 3; La Soeicdad Panameticana 2 School: Publication� BuiineM Staff 4; Monitor 4 Clan: Party Committee 4: Play (Committee 3. 4 Clubi: Choral 4; La Soeicdad Panameticana 2; Lc Cerde Francaii 4: Library 2 Sporti: Hockey Numerali 4 LILLIAN ROSE FEKAY 283 Copley Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Roll 4 Chill. Talrnt Show 3. 4 Clubi: A Capprlla Chorui 3; Choral 2 HARRY PHILIP FERRIS 102 North Woodlawn Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2: Student Council 3 Cluhi: Atchcry 2 DORIS L. FIELDING 426 Penn Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 4; Stamp Salcinnn 2; Welfare Atfcnt 2: Publication Audit 4 Clubi. Latin 4 MYRA FII.LERY 260 Covcrly Road I.ansdownc BUSINESS GOLD Entered September. 1944 One Hundred Fourteen MARGARET R. FISCHER '46 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD A Cappella Chorus 3. 4. Choral 2, 3. 4 WILLIAM GEORGE FISCHER 632 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2; Band 2. 3. 4 MARGARET FITZGERALD 42 Childs Avenue Drexel Hill 'OLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3; Commencement U� her J 2luhi: A Cappell 4; Ars Pocue 4; Choral J, 4; Fencing 4: La Socicdad Panamericana 4 ARIEL MAY FLANEGAN 308 Lincoln Avenue Lansdowno COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn, Literary Staff 3. 4; Student Council 2 Out: Play U� bcr 3; Talent Show 5. 4; Candy Com- mittee 4; Dance Committee 2. J; Party Committee 2. 4: Play Committee J Club� : Bowling 4; Choral 4; Hi-Y 4: La Socicdad Panamericana J; Library J. 4; Pleiades J. 4; Tay Wiatalvan J. J. 4 GEORGE M. FLEAGLE 61 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE ANN P. FLECK 4005 Bonsall Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Service P]a |ue Committee 3. 4 Ciubi: Choral 3 HA I? IKY WILLIAM B. FLICK 506 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE CAROL LOIS FORAND 228 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2. J; Publications Anent 3; Publications Typinc Staff 4; English Prize 5: Student Council 3. Clan: Commencement Usher 3 Oubi: Ar Poetae 4; Choral 2: Fencing 3; La Socicdad Panama hana 3 Sportr: Baseball Numerals 2: Hockey Numerals 2 FRED CHARLES FORSGARD 229 Shirley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff 2. 3. 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. English Prise 3: Student Council 3. 4; Stamp Clerk 2. 3 Oars: Play 3. 4; Oak. Editor-in-Chief 4; Commence- ment Usher J; Talent Show 3. 4; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4: Party Committee 4 Clubs: Hippocrates 2. 3. President 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Lccwcnhock 2. 3; Pleiades 3. 4: World Affairs Forum 2. 3. Librarian 4 RICHARD WINTHROP FLORES 177 Marlborough Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Band 3. 4; Band Letter 4 Clan: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: Li Soeirdsd Panamericana 3. 4; Riding 3 Sports: Basketball Numerals 4; Track Manager 4 JOSEPH H. FOREMAN 716 Eaton Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered the Service February. 1945 School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 3. 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3; Talent Show 2: Dance Committee 2. 3: Executive Committee 3. 4; Pasty Committee 2; Play Committee 3 Clubs: Bowling 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Rifle 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Football 3; Varsity Football 4 BARBARA RUTH FOWLER 510 Fairfield Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publicationi Agent 4: Welfare Agent 4 One Hundred Fifteen LOIS ELAINE FOX 3433 Pluimtead Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE MARILYN ANN FOX 935 Drcxcl Avenue Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clubs: Choral 2. 4 School: All-School Show 4; Hiwor Roll 4; PuHic.it ion Agent 4; Monitor, Chairman 2; Upi-Dah. Literary Stall 4; Sump Salesman 2 Claai: Oak, Literary Stall 4; Talent Show 2, J, 4; Candy Committee 4: Dance (Committee 2, J; Execu- tive Committee 3: Pany Committee 2, 4; Hay Com- mittee J. 4 Club� : Archery 2; Choral 4. Hi-Y 3. 4; La SodedaJ Panamericana J, Librarian-Hutorian 4; Library 4; Pleiade� 4; Rifle 2; TayWhutvan 2. J. 4 Sports: Chcerlcadinu 3. 4 JANE HARRIET FRAZIER 323 Lincoln Avenue Lansdowne BUSINESS GOLD School: Service Plaque Committee J. 4 Clan: Candy Committee 4 Clubs: A Cappella Chotur 4; Chord 2. J. 4 LOIS V. FREE 5019 Smithficld Road Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Stamp Salraman 2 Clan: Color Captain 2: Talent Show J, 4; Dance Committee 2. 3; Executive Committee 3. 4; Party Committee 4; Play Committee J Club� : Hi-Y 2, J. President 4: La Sociedad Panameri- cana 5. 4: Tay-Wistalvan 3. Secretary 4: WHAS 2, J Spoifj; BaiL-tball Numerals 2. J: Hodcey Numerals 2 HERBERT D. FRITZ 1033 Lindalc Avenue Drcxcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2; Student Coun- cil J. 4; Tribunal J. 4 Claus: Color Captain 4; Play Usher 3: Executive Com- mittee 4: Party Committee 3 Club� . Hi-Y 3. 4; RiHr 2 Sports: Batelull Numerals 3: Varsity Football J. 4. Varsity Rifle 2 CAROL ELIZABETH FULTON 3836 Albemarle Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Service Plaque Committee 4 Chut: Patty Committee 4; Play Committee 1, 4 Clubs: Ls Sociedad Ponamcricana 2; Riding 2. 3: WEAS 4 v vIIPPEE WILLIAM R. FUNK 202 Hampden Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Entered the Service February. 1945 Sports: Junior Varsity Cross Country 3; Junior Varsity Football ; Junior Varsity Wrestling 2, 3 CHARLES JOSEPH GANE II 115 Ashby Road Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOI Ci.ii i: Play 4 Clubs: Archery 2: Penems 2, 3. President 4; Sociedad Panamericana )j Rule 4. World Atf: Forum 3, 4 JANE ELIZABETH GARDILL 4028 Marshall Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered September, 1944 School: Honor Roll 4 LESLIE LOVE GARDNER. JR. 410 Larchwood Avenue Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOI School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2 Club� : Choral 4 MARION ELIZABETH GARNEY I.A VERNE B. GARRETT 7109 Pennsylvania Avenue Upper Darby 4 North Sycamorr Street Clifton Hcigf COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD BUSINESS COI School: Acorn, Literary Stall 2; Publications Ajent 2. 3: Service Plaque Committee 3 Clan: Candy Oimmittee 4 Clubs: Choral 4: La Sociedad Panamericana 4. Lc Ccrdc Prancait . Secretary 4: TayWiitalvan 3. 4 One Hundred Sixte MARGARET ANN GAWALUCH 3841 James Street Drexe! Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: PuWcttlon Typing Start 4 ROSE MARIE GENNARELLI 301 Maypole Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE SHIRLEY JEANNE GERBER 1000 Childs Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Publication� Bu� mrw Start 4 t.'Lm: Patty Committee 4; Play Committee Clubi: A Cappclla Chora� 4; Omni Pleiade� J. 4; Riding 3 RITA JOSEPHINE GIACCHINO 2512 Hillcrest Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: All-School Show 4: Stamp Cl«k 4 Cl an: Dance Committee 3. 4: Party Committee 4; Play Committee 4 Club� : Fencing 5; Pleiade� 4 GEORGE JACK GIBBONS JOHN GOBE 2453 Marshall Road Drexel Hill 242 Huntley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD School: Publication Ajtent 2. 4 Clan: Play J; Commencement U� ber 3; Talent Show J. 4; Dance Committee J; Patty Committee 4 Club� : Dtamut 2: Pleiade� 2. 3. 4 HARRY w E. JANE GORDON 2720 Eldon Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication� BuiinoM Start 2; Honor Roll 3, 4; Monitor 4; Stamp Sale man 2 Chut: (Commencement Urher 3; Talent Show 3, 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 4: Execu- tive Committee 2. J: Party Committee 2. 4; Play Committee 3, 4 Clubi: A (‘.appella Chotu. 4: Choral 5: Hi-Y 4: Pleiade� 2. 3. 4; Tay-Wljtalvan 4; WE AS 4 Sporta: Junior Vanity Hockey 2; Vanity Hockey 4 ROBERT GERALD GOTTSHALL 214 Court Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Sehool: All-School Show 4 Clubi. A Cappella Cboru� 4; Choral 4 Spurn: Vanity Soccer 4; Vanity Swimming 3. 4 DOROTHY ELIZABETH GORMAN 7032 Greenwood Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD Club� : Choral 2. 3. 4 LOIS LORRAINE GOWER 266 Wcmbly Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Ibiblieatinn� A cent S Club: Choral 3. 4 CAROLYN E. GRAHAM 7228 Lamport Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Service Pla.juc Committee 4 CUu: Dance Committee 3 NANCY VAN LEER GRAHAM 728 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Stamp Sale man 2, J Club� : A Cappclla Chora� 2. 3. 4: Choral 2, 3. 4 One Hundred Seventeen EDWARD JAMES GRAY 7928 Arlington Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD PHYLLIS M. GREGER 128 Summit Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Gtau: Play Committee 4 Clutii: Choral 2; La Sociedad Putnuiicini ), 4; U Ctrtle Funcji� 5. 4; WEAS HERBERT G. GRETZ 707 Fom Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publicationi Acent ); Monitor 2; Stamp Sales- nun 2; Welfare Agent 1 CUti: Executive Committee 4 Clubr: Bowline 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamcricana 1 Sporta: Soccer Numeral� 2 ROBERT COLLINS GREER 915 Cornell Avenue Drexel F COLLEGE PREPARATORY CC Entered September. I « 4 4 WILLIAM ROBERT GREGG 119 North Union Avenue Lansdo COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURI Entered tbc Service Febtuaty, | 45 LENDON E. GREY 2224 Manor Avenue Upper Dai ARTS AND CRAFTS PURE Entered the Service February. IV4J A. ARLINE GRIFFIN 238 Maypole Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Publication� Typing Staff 4; Honor Roll 2 Clan: Dance Committee 2; Play Committee 4 Club.: Choral 4 ANTOINETTE GRIFONE 206 Wembley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll !. � . 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 4. Service Platpie Committee 4; Stamp Salesman 2, 1 Clan: Commencement U� ber 1 Cfubi: La Sociedad Panamcricana ), 4; Library 1, 4 BARBARA ANN GRIM 12 Oakley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Acent 4; Monitor 3 Clou: Commencement Uaher ); Talent Show- 2; Dance Committee 2. Play Committee J Ctubi: Rowling 2; Climal ): La Sociedad Panameri- cana 2 ■One Hundred Eighteen JOAN ELAINE GRIFFITHS 4035 Lasher Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS COLD School: A. A. Council 4: Monitor 2. J: Tribunal, Secretary 2, 1. 4; Service Plaque Committee 4 Clan: Color Captain J .4 Ctubi: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 Spom: Junior Varsity Hockey 2. J; Vanity Cheer- leading 2. J. Captain 4; Varsity Hockey 4; Varsity Swimming 2. J GORDON KAY GRIGSBY 1804 Greenhill Road I.ansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2. 1: Student Council 2. J: Tribunal J. 4 Ctair: Commencement Usher J; Dance Committee 2; Executive Committee 2. J. 4; Patty Committee 2 Club.: Hi-Y 3. Vice-President 4 Sporu: Baseball Numeral� 3; Junior Varsity Baiketball 2. J; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Soccer 4 MARGARET ADELAIDE GROSS 49 South Fairview Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Monitor 2 Ciubi: Choral 4 MARIE AUGUSTA GUETTER RONALD LEWIS HAAGEN 166 Powell Lane Upper Darby 846 Eaton Road Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: AH'Skbool Show 4; Honor Roll 4; Monitor 2. School: All-School Show 4: Band 2. 3. 4 3. 4; Oidiratra 3. 4. Concert Mutt cat t Clubi: A Cappella 4; Bowling 2, 1. 4; Choral 4 Chiu: Candy (Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Patty Committee 4; Play Committee 3. 4 Clubi: German 2. 3; La Sociedad Panamerkatu 2. 3 MARGARET I. HAFF NONDAS THEODORE HALKIAS 427 Woodclifle Road Upper Darby 2435 Hillcrest Road Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Btuine� � Staff J. 4; Publication� School: Honor Roll 4. Monitor 3 Anent 2; Monitor, Chairman 2; Service I•‘Innue 4; Sporti: Soccer Numeral� 2 Stamp Salnman 3 Clan: Candy Committee 4: Dance Committee 4; Ex- ecutive Committee 4; Play Committee 3 Cluhi: Am Poetae 4; Choral 2. 4: Fif� t Aid and Social Service 4; La Sodedad Patumenrana 3. 4; Terra.jui 3 JAYNE TAYLOR HAMPTON 700 Copley Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2. 4; Stamp Sulei- man 2 Clan: Talent Show 2. 3. 4: Candy Committee 4: Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Party Committee 2. 3. 4 Cluhi: At� Poetae 4; Choral Club 3. 4 Spoilt: Chrnlcadinj 2 JACLIN ELISE HANTON 109 Kenmore Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publicationi Ascot 2, 3; Service Plaque Com- mittee 3, 4 Clan: Dance Committee 2: Party Committee 2. 4: Play Committee 3. 4 Cluhi: La Sodedad Panamerkarva 3; Library Club 4; Riding Club 2, 3. 4 BARIT ' • ■ jFj jS ’• v IM1� NANCY LEE HARLAN 126 Woodlawn Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: All-School Show 4: Publicationi Typing Staff 4; Munitur 2. 3. 4; Sump Saleiman 3 Clan: Talent Shew 2, 3. 4; Cindy Committee 4: Dance Committee 2, 3. 4: Party Committee 2, 4; Play Committee 3. 4 Cluhi: Archery 2; Am Portae 4: Choral 2, 3 JOHN DAVID HARRIS 119 North Fairview Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4 Sports: Vanity Croat Country 4 KENNETH H. HARVEY 412 Woodcliifc Rond Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Ciubi: Bowling 4 ELINOR RUTH HARPER 141 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Stamp Salesman 2. 3. 4: Welfare Agent 2 Clubt: A Cappella Chocui 4; Choral 2, 3; Library 2 GLORIA DAWN HARTMAN 3728 Sommers Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication� Agent 3; Monitor 2; Service Plaque Committee 3, 4 Clan: Candy Committee 4 Clubs: La Sociedad Panamcrkana 4; Rille 4 LELAND Y. HAUSLEIN 945 Ormond Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 2 One Hundred Nineteen JACK MARSDBN HAWKINS 232 Kent Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD CAROL ELLEN HEALY 107 Overhill Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Schoolx Publication Builncn Staff 4; Honor Roll 4 Clan: Talent Show 2; Dante Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2. J, 4; Play Committee 2, 3. 4 Club: An Poetae 4; Latin 2. 3; WEAS 2. J. 4 PRANK HEDRICK 1104 Wilde Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Ctubi: Bowlin 2 Spam: Bale ball Numeral 2 JEAN C. HAWTHORNE 351 Windemere Avenue Lnnsdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All $diool Show 4; Publication A ent 4: Monitor 2. 4: Service Plaiiuc Committee 3 Clan: Talent Show 4: Candy Committee 4 Cluhr: A Cappell (thorn 3. 4; Bowlin 3, 4; Choral Club 2. 3. 4; L Sociedad Panamericatu 4; 1-c Cercle Francaii 4 BARBARA HEDGER 120 North Pcnnock Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Club� : La Sociedad Panamcricana 4: Lc Cercle Fran- ctii 3. 4: Ridin 4 DONALD BEAL HELM 43.3 Croydon Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Diitmguiibcd Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Monitor 4; Student Council 2; Welfare Agent 3 Club.: Hi-Y 3. 4 Sport� : Vanity Wreitlin 3, 4 ■VI1� IIPPEK FLORENCE A. HENZY 61 Long Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE PAUL WILLET HICKS 3716 School Lane Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn 2, 3, Sport Editor 4; Monitor 3; Stu- dent (touncit 4 Clou: Play 4; Oak, Literary Stall 4 Cluhr. Bowlin 3; Hi-Y 4 ELIZABETH ALDA HERRICK 3700 Bonsall Avenue Drexel Hi COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOL School: Acorn, Sen-ice Editor 4: Honor Roll 4; Pu' lication� Agent 2: Biology Prixe 2: Sen ice Plaqi Committee , 4; Stamp Saleiman 2 Clan: Commencement Usher 3: Play U� her 3; Cant Committee 4; Play Committee. 3 Oub� : Bowlin 4; Fine Aid and Social Service 3. Hi-Y 4: Le Cercle Francai� ), Trcaturer 4: Library Sport� : Ban-ball Numerali 3 MARY ELIZABETH HOFFMAN 115 Ashton Rond Upper Darb COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOL School: Publicationi Acent 2. 3: Welfare Agent 4 Clan: Party Committrc 2; Play Committee 3 Club� : Choral 2. 4 ROBERT C. HOFFMAN 3433 Berkley Avenue Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD EDWARD JOHN HOFFMEISTER 7218 Wayne Avenue Upper Darb COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPL Club� : A Cappclla Chorii� 3, 4: Choral 2 VIRGINIA ELLEN HOFMANN 732 Fairfax Road Drcxcl Hill BUSINESS COLD School: Monitor 2 Clou: Executive Committee 4 Club: A Cippclla 4; Choral 3 JOHN P. HOISINGTON 102 Summit Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Emeret! September. 194) C’l.u� : Executive Committee 4 JOHN C. HOOPES 716 Morgan Avenue Drcxd Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Monitor 2 Ctau: Play U.her 3 Club� : Bowling 2, ). President 4 Sporti: Baxeball Numeral 2; Soccer Numerali 3 C. MAURICE HOHN 1120 Be!field Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 3, 4 Clnbi: Bowling 2, 4 Sport� : Bate ball Numerali ); Junior Vanity Cm Country. Manager ); Vanity Soccer 4 ROBERT WILLIAM HOLLIS 7070 Clover Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Student Council 3; Tribunal. Attorney 4: Orchntra 2 Clan: Play 3; Commencement Uiher 3; Talent Show 3 Club� ; Pleiade ). 4 Sporu: Vanity Baiehall 3 J. RICHARD HUDOME 7621 Parkview Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 4: Monior 2. ); Student Coun- cil 2. 4 Clan: Dance Committee 2: Executive Committee 4 Club� : IVAvling 5. Prerident 4; Rifle, Prendent 4 Sportu Vanity Rifle 2; Vanity Soccer 4; Vanity Track 3 DA It IKY H-vvin-i ROBERT HUGHES !45 Highland Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Publication� Agent 2; Stamp Salnman : Welfare Agent 2 'Taxi: Eiconivr Committee 4 iriubx: Bowling 2. 3. 4; Choral 4 Sporta: B.nehjll Numeral 2: Vanity Baaehall 3 RICHARD ERVIN IDE S23 Sbadeland Avenue Drexel Hill hRTS AND CRAFTS GOLD ?lub : A Cappella Chorui 3. 4; Choral 2. 3. 4 po� r Bjm ball Numerali 2; Junior Vanity Winding 3; Vanity Wrentling 4 R. LANGRALL INSLEY 148 Littlecroft Road Upper Darby •OLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Monitor 4 21411: Play 3; Dance Committee 2. Executive Com- mittee 2 3uh� : Bowline 2. 4; Pleiade 3. 4 porn: Vanity Baiehall ). 4 DOROTHY ALBERTA HULL 3825 Plumstcad Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Publication Agent 4; Publicationi Typing Stall 4 Clan: Candy Committee 4 Club� : Choral 3. 4 DOROTHY IMSCHWEII.ER 706 Clarendon Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 3 Cf«M: Piny Committee 4 Club� : Choral 2. 3. 4; La Sociedad Patumericana 2, 3 Spoilt: Hockey Numerali 2 ESTHER VIRGINIA IREDALE 62 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publication Agent 2; Monitor 2: Service Plaque Committee 3: Welfare Agent 4 Spurn: Raw-ball Numeral 3 )� ir Hundred Twenty-one LYNN JOYCE ISBELL 66 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Honor Roll ■4; Student Council 4: Welfare Com- mittee 4; Welfare Agent 1 Clou: Bulletin Board Committee 4; Executive Com- mittee 4 MARIAN JEFOPOULOS 69 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Publication Typing Staff 4; Stamp Saleiraan Welfare Agent J Clou: Talent Show 1; Dance Committee 2 Spot� : Bare ball Numeral J ALMA CAROLINE JOHNSEN 6904 Baltimore Avenue Fermvood BUSINESS COLD Clubr. Choral J. 4 EARL V. JAUS 294 Mason Avenue Drexcl F COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURF School: Monitor 4. Band 2, i, 4 Claai: Executive Committee ) Ctubi: Aero 2 ROBERT A. JERRAHIAN 202 South State Road Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY GO Sporti: Basketball Numeral 2 EDWIN ALBERT JOHNSON 8 South Pennock Avenue Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY GO School: Acont Buimea Staff . Manager 4; PuMi tlona Agent 2; Monitor 2 Clou: Dance Committee J. 4; Party Committee 2. Pixy Committee , 4 Clubr: La Sociedad Panamcricana 4 IIPPER LUTHER EL WOOD JOHNSON 6502 Walnut Street Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2; Band J. 4 Clan: Oak. Literary Staff 4 Club : La Sociedad Panamericatu 4 MALCOLM BRUCE JOHNSTON 840 Turner Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor 2 Clan: Commencement Uihcr } KENNETH WOODWARD JONES 919 Lindale Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Band 2; Stage Crew 4 ELIZABETH REID KAMMANN §• 338 Bast Essex Avenue Lnnsdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Entered February, 1944 Ciuht: Rowling 4; Choral 4 BERNESS EVELYN JORGENSEN 602 South Cedar Lane BUSINESS Club : Choral 2. ) Upper Darby GOLD MARY JANE KAYF1ELD 227 South Lynn Boulevard Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Publication Typbt Staff 4: Honor Roll 2 Club : Choral 4; La Sociedad Panarocricana 2. } One Hundred Twenty-txi'o VIRGINIA KECK 714 Robert Avenue Drcxcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Publication Av-.ent 2; Mon- itor 2 Clan: Talent Show 2: Play Committer 3 Club� : Riding 2 EDWARD HARPER KENDALL 5810 Taylor Avenue Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Rmd 2, 3, A Clutu: Chen 4; La SociedaJ Panamcricana 2, J. 4 TOMI PATRICIA KENNEY 4022 Plutmtcad Avenue Drexcl Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Entered February, 1944 Clan: Candy Committee 4; Party Committee 4 GILBERT C. KELLEY 244 Wembly Road Upper Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered the Service February, 1945 School: All-School Show 4: Student Council 2. 3. Pres- ident 4 Clan: Talent Show 2. 3 Club.: C.hotal 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4 Sporti: Vanity Football 2. 3, 4; Vanity Track 2. 3 MARILYN MARIE KENNEDY 900 Foss Avenue Drcxcl Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Clan: Candy Committee 4 Clubr: A Cappella 4: Choral 2. 3; Library 4 JOHN BRUCE KENWORTHY 8520 West Chester Pike Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Anent 3; Student Council 4; Stamp Salcaman 2; Welfare Agent 2 Club: Bowling 2, Secretary 4; La Soctcdad Pan- umeikana J. 4 Sports: Basketball Numeral 4 IIAltltT IMS LOIS E. KEPLER 504 Millbank Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publication� Typing Staff 4 Club� : A Cappella 3. 4; Choral 2. 3, 4 ALICE JEAN KIRK 1907 East Marshall Road Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 4; English Prl;e 2 Chut: Candy Committee 4: Party Committee 4; Play Committee 3. 4 Club� : Latin 2. 3. 4; Le Cerdo FrancaU J, 4; Library 2, 3. Vice-President 4: Pleiades 3. 4; Tay-Winalvan 2. 3. 4 KARL F. KLINGELHOFFER, JR. 928 Anderson Avenue Drcxcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: A. A. Council 2. 3: All-School Show 4; Art Prise 3; Upi-Dch. Art Staff 2. 3. 4 Clan: Oak. Art Staff 4: Talent Show 2, 3. 4 Club� : Hi-Y 3. 4; WEAS 2. Chairman J. 4 Sport� : Vanity Football 4 HOWARD B. KERR 25 Glen wood Avenue Clifton Heights COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered January. 1944 Club� : Bowling 4 MARGARET CAROLINE KISSIMON 14 Maple Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Acorn 2. 3. Photography Editor 4; Honor Roll 2. 3; Publication� Typing Staff 4 Clan: Commencement U� her 3 Club: La Socirdad Panamcricana 2, 3; Tay-Wi� ulvan 4 GRACE M. KOFKE 213 Shirley Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publication� Typing Staff 4: Service Plague Com- mittee 4 One Hundred Twenty-three JOAN MARIE KOOB 933 Edmond Avenue Drcxcl Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Publicationi Acent 2; Enclnb Price 2: Monitor 3. 4; Service Plaque Committee 3 Gian: Faahion Show. Director 4; Talent Show 2, 3; Bulletin Board Committee 4; Dance Committee 2: Eucutivc Committee 4; Patty Committee 2 ELIZABETH ANN KRUG 166-B Barrington Apt. . Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Club.: Choral 2. J Sports: Basketball Numerali 4; Hockey Numerali 2 ETHYL JANE KUHLMANN 128 Powell Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A. A. Council 2; Monitor 2 Clan: Talent Show 2. J. 4; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Patty Committee 2. . 4; Play Commuter J. 4 Club)! Choral 2. 3. 4; Tay-Wi talvan 4; A Capped (hotu 4 .Spoilt: Bukrthall Numerali 4; Junior Vanity Hockey 2; Vanity Hockey 3. 4 SUSANNE KATHRYN KUI.P 455 Gaincsboro Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: A, A. Council 4: Monitor 2 Clan: Talent Show 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 4; Party Committee 4; Play Committee J Ciuhi: A Capprlla 4; Choral J. 4: La Socicdad Pan� americana 2. ; WEA8 4 Sports: Junior Vanity Hockey 2. 4: Vanity Termii 3. Captain 4 FRANCES HELEN KUROWSKI 31 College Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3. 4: PuMkationi Anent 2. J. 4: Service Plaque Committee 2; Stamp Salesman 2. 3: Welfare Aecnt 2 Clan; Oak. Literary Staff 4: Play U� her 3; Dance Committee 3 Ciuhi: Bowlin 2: Library 4; Riding 2 MARY PATRICIA LACEY 212 Rosewood Avenue Alden BUSINESS GOLD Clan: Party Committee 4 Clubr: Fencing 3 vUPPEif DONALD M. LAIRD 7101 Stocklcy Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2 Club� : Choral 4 Spoui: Ba� kccbal! Numeral 2 BARBARA LA MONACA 333 Chcswold Road Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Acom. Ait Slat! J. 4: Elisabeth B. Kinc� ley Award 3; Upt-Dah. Art Stall J, 4; Wclfate Agent 3 Clan: Play 3; Oak. An Stall 3. Art Editor 4: Talent Shciw 4: Bulletin Board Committee 2, 3. 4; Candy Committee 4; Party Committee 2. 3 Ciuhi: Ar. Poetae. Secretary 4; Hi-Y 4; WEAS 3. 4 GEORGE THOMAS LANDI 323 Sanford Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE ELIZABETH JANE LAIRDIESON 25 North Pennock Avenue Upper Dar' COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP School: Publication Accnt 4 Clan: Commencement U ber J; Dance Commiuee 1 Clttbu Latin 2 ELEANOR LAMOTT 519 Gaincsboro Road Drexel H COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP School: Honor Roll 4; Uni-Dab. Literary Staff 4 CIaii: Oak. Literary Stall 4 Clubi; La Socicdad Panamericana 3, 4: Le Cel Francai 4; Library 4 ELSIE H. LAN DON 900 Turner Avenue Drexel H BUSINESS GO Clubi: A Oapprlla Chun� 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Librar One Hundred, Ttvntly-fc HA HUY ms M. ANITA LANDRY 527 Millbank Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Honor Roll 2 Club: Choral 2. 3 ANNE LA RUE 720 Belfield Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Clast: Candy Committee 4 Club: Choral 3. 4 RAYMOND ALFRED LEFKOF 3226 Marshall Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: M onitor 3. 4 Class: Commencement U� hcr 3: Talent Show 3; Dance Committee 2; Party Committee 3 Club: Pleiade 3. 4; Rifle 4 CHARLES ORMSBY LANGSHAW 6935 Clinton Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD ROY WILLIAM LEAR •(015 Ellendale Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Welfare Committee 2. 3; Executive Committee 4; Pohlicationr Agent 4 Clan: Dance Committee 2 Club: La Sociedad Panamcricana 2 DOROTHY JANE l.EITHOLD 5032 Smithficld Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Welfare Agent 4; Stamp Salesman 4 Class: Commencement Uaher 3; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3. 4; Party Committee 3. 4; Play Committee 3. 4 Club: La Sociedad Panamericana 3. 4; Riding 3 MARYANNA L. LENHAN 1040 Belfield Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication� Agent t. Publication Buiinrn Staff 4. Monitor I; Student Council 3; Sumo $ale man J Clau: Play 3: Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Executive Committee 4. Party Committee 4; Play Committee 3. 4 Club: Archery 2: Choral 2; Lc Cerdc Erancai 3. 4j Pleiade 3. 4; Tay-Wutalvan 4; WF.AS 4 Sport� : Junior Vanity Swimming 2 PATRICIA LILLIAN LESLIE 818 Ormond Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Class: Talent Show 4; Play Committee 4 Club: A Cappella Chomt 4; Choral Club J. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 4 CLAIRE CROZER LEWIS 8502 West Chester Pike Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Stamp Salesman 4 Cloai: Candy Committee 4 Club: Choral 3. 4: Commerce 2 One Hundred Twenty-five RUTH CATHERINE LERCH 11 North Pennock Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2 Club� : Choral 2 JUNE ROBERTA LESSER 205 East Providence Road Alden COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All'School Show 4 Chut; Dance Committee 3; Party (kimmittcc 2: Play Committee 3 Club: A Cappella Chorii� 3. 4; Choral 2: La Sociedad Panamericana 2. 3: Pleiade 3, 4 Sport� : Hockey Numeral� 4 ALCEA MADELIN LIBERATORE 259 Bayard Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Boone� � Staff 4; Publication Agent 3; Monitor 2. 3 CLui: Play 3. 4; Oak. Literary Staff 4: Dance Com- mittee 2. 3. 4: Executive Committee 3. 4; Party Committee 2, 3. 4 Club: Ar Poetae, Vice-President 4; Choral 3; La Sociedad Panamcricana 2; Pleiades 3, 4 VICTOR RICHARD UBERI EVELYN MAY LLOYD 7210 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby 3211 Brunawick Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD ARTS AND CRAFTS Drexel H GO! School: Honor Roll 2; Monitor 2 School: Honor Roll 2. ). 4 Clan: Dance Committee 2; Play Committee 4 Club� : Chew 2; Latin 4: Pleiade� 2, 1. 4: Terraqua Club: Bowline 4: La SocicJad Panamericana 1, 4 Spurt� : Baacbail Numeral� 1; Basketball Numeral� 2; Soccer Numeral� 4 MARY ELIZABETH LLOYD 800 Stanbridge Road Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Publication� A cent 4; Welfare Acent 2: Wel- fare Committee 2 Club� : Choral 4; La Sodedid Panamericana 2, J CHARLES ALBERTSON LOYLE 444 Timberlake Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: A. A. Council 4; Honor Roll 4; Monitor 2; Tribunal, Attorney for Delente 4; Stamp Saletman 4 Clan: Executive Committee 4 Gfub«: Hi-Y J. Secretary 4 Spotu: Junior Vanity Wrettlinfi 2: Vanity Crot Country 4; Vanity Wieatlinc 3. Captain 4 WILLIAM JOHN LOWRY 137 Wcatdale Road Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP Clan: Play Committee 4 Clubi: C'iic� � Sporti: Bate ball Numeral� 5; Buketball Numeral� Soccer Numeral� 3; Juntor Var«ity CtoM Country 4 DAVID GEORGE LUCKSCHEIDER 147 Overhill Road Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP School: Stamp Salriman 2. JAMES PRESTON LUTHY 436 Irvington Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Welfare Acent 3 Clubi: Bowling 2. 3; Rifle 2 Spout: Bate lull Numeral� 3: Batkclball Numeral� 2; Junior Vanity Wreatling 3 DONALD BOSLEY LYMAN 1100 Lindale Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Student Council 2. J, Vfec- Pretident 4: Stamp Salriman 2, 3 Clan: Vice-Pre� � dent 1: Commencement Uthet 3; Tal- ent Show 2. J. 4. Dance Committee 2. J. 4; Ex- ecutive Committee J; Patty Committee } Club� : Ht-Y 3. President 4: La Socicdad Panameri- cana 1; Pleiade. 1. 4 Spout: Vanity Croat Country 4; Vanity Track 1 WILLIAM PATTERSON LYNCH 919 Concord Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Club� : Rifle 4 Sport� : Vanity Swimming 4 MARY ANNE MacGREGOR 109 Crcstvicw Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 1; Service Plaque Committee 4; Wel- fare Committee 4 Clan: Play Uther J; Play Committer V Club� : Choral 2. 3, 4; La Sodedad Panamericana 2. 4 Sport� : Hockey Numeral� 4 LOUIS BARRY 4106 School Lane COLLEGE PREPARATORY MacHALE Drexel Hill PURPLE JAMES KENNEDY MACKLIN 6502 Walnut Street Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD 5eho«l: Monitor 2, J; Band 3: Stamp Saletman 2; Welfare Agent 4 Spout: Baakctball Numeral� 4 School: Publication� Agent 4: Monitor 2, i; Studeat Council 4 Clan: Talent Show- 2, 3. 4; Dance Committee 3. 4: Executive Committee 2. J: Party Committee 4; Play Committee 3 Club� : Hi-Y 4 Spot� � : Soccer Numeral� 2; Vanity Soccer 4 0� tf Hundred Twenty-six NADINE MacNAMEE 12 Rosewood Avenue Aldan X3LLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD chool: Honor Roll 3. 4 Imi: Patty Committee 4 '(ttba: Bowling 4; Penang J; La Sociedad Panamrticana J; Library 4 porta: Junior Vanity Hotkey 5; Vanity Hockey 4 SARA JOAN MAINEY 846 Plumstead Avenue Drexel Hill IOLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE chool: Publicationi Agent 2; Welfare Agent 2, J 3uba: Cbotal 2; La Sociedad Panamrticana 2 JEAN R. MANNING 104 Lindale Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE cKool: Honor Roll }, 4 foar: Commencement Uihtr 3; Dance Committee J: Patty (Committee 4; Play Committee J Hub� : Library 2: Pleiadca 3. 4; Riding 1 porti: Baseball Numerals ) ANNA MAGDALINE MAILE 6855 Clover Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Entered September. 1943 Ciubi: Choral 4 WILLIAM HENRY MANN 195 Powell Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 4; Band 4 Clout Oak. Literary Sufi 4 Cfubi: La Sociedad Panamericana 4 GLORIA ELIZABETH MARES 244 Ashby Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Orchestra. Librarian and Accompanist J. 4: Sump Saleaman 2 Clan: Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Party Committee 4 Ciubi: A (appella Chorus 3. 4: Cbotal 2. 3, 4; German 2: La Sociedad Panamericana 2 IIARIIY ms EVELYN MARINACCI 307 Avon Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Entered January. 1944 Ciubi: Bowling 4; Choral 3 ALVIN LE ROY MARTIN 834 Anderson Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD GEORGE DEWEY MARTIN 7401 -B Rogers Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Band 3. 4 (.'lulu: Fencing. Treasurer 4; World Affairs Forum 4 JOHN R. MASON 520 Elm Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Entered the Service March. I94S School: Monitor 4 Claw: Talent Show 3; Party Committee 2; Dance Committee 4 ALICE MARIE MASSIMINO 39 South Cedar Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Roll 4; Publications Agent 2. 3; Moni- tor 2. 3. 4: Tribunal 4; Service Plaque Committee 3; Sump Clerk 4 Clan: Play Usher 3; Talrnt Show J. 4: Dante Com- mittee 3. 4; Parry Committee 4; Play Committee 3 Ciubi: Bowling 4: Choral 2; WEAS 4 Spent: Baseball Numerali 2; Baikal-all Numerals 2. 4. Hockey Numerali 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2. Junior Varsity Hockey 2. 3; Varsity Hockey 4 WILLIAM ROBINS MATHER 222 South Fairview Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clan: Executive Committee 4 Ciubi: Hi-Y 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 3 Sporti: Varsity Bareball 3; Vanity Basketball 4 One Hundred Tiveniy-scven MARIE MATTEO 250 Sanford Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD Entered January. I M4 Cluhi: Choral J GLADYS C. MAXWELL 101 State Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Monitor J. Chairman 2 dan: Talent Show 4; Daocr Committee ); Party Com- mittee I dubi: La SorkikJ Panamcricana 4 ROBERT RAY McALLISTER 4127 Sommer� Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Schoolr Monitor 2; Stamp Salesman 2: Welfare Agent 2 C.'i.ui: Eircutive Committee 4 Sport i - Bare hall Numeral� 2; Basketball Numeral� J ELEANOR M. MAWHINNEY 7234 Lamport Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Acorn. Literary Stall 2. J. 4; Honor Roll J. 4; Stamp Salraman 4 Clan; Commencement Uahcr J; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. 1. 4; Party Committee 2, 4; Play Committee ) C.'hibi: Fint Aid and Social Service 4; Pleiad � 2. . 4; Tay-Wutalvan J. 4; WEAS 2. 4; World Affair Forum 4 HOWARD R. MAWELL 123 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Chiba: Chen J, Secretary 4; Leeuwenhoek 4; Rifle 4 WILLIAM VINCENT McCANN 7118 Hard Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 4; Student Coun- cil 1: UpfDoh. Literary Stall 4 Clot: May ); Oak. Literary Stall 4; Talent Show 2. J. 4; Dance Committee J; Party Committee 2; Play Comnutter 4 Cluhi: Bowlin 2; La Socicdad Panamcricana 2. 1. 4; Mriadi-i 2. . 4; Rifle 4; World Affaffiri Forum 4 ma; x- viippek CATHERINE MARY McCI.OSKEY 112 North Cedar Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Chiba: A Cappclla Chorus 4; Choral 2, J; La Socirdad Panamcricana 1 ELLEN JANE McCONNELL 927 Drexel Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School; Monitor 4 dan: Dance Committee J; Play Committee J. 4 Cluhi: Choral Club 4; La Socicdad Panamcricana Le Cercie Francaii 4 Sport� : Juinoc Vanity Swimming 2 MADELINE MARY McCLOSKEY 7236 Hilltop Road Upper Da COLLEGE PREPARATORY GC School; Acorn. Literary Staff 2; Service Plague C mittce Stamp Salesman ; Welfare Agent 4 dan: Talent Show J; Candy Committee 4; Patty C raitee 4; May Committee J Club� : Choral 2. J, 4; Pirn Aid and Social Scrvic Secretary 4; Library J. 4; Pleiades ), 4 GEORGE McCREA 7123 Radbournc Road Upper Da ARTS AND CRAFTS PUR HOWARD M. McCREA 11 South Brighton Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD ELIZABETH FRANCES McCULLOU 552 Littlecroft Road Upper Da BUSINESS G Clubi: Choral 2. J. 4 One Hundred Ttccnly-c JOHN McEI.WEE 233 Morion Avenue Aldon COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered «be Service. April. 1945 Claw: Pliy 3 THOMAS ANTHONY McEI.WEE 278 Sanford Road Upper Darby COLLKCE PREPARATORY GOLD HARRY WEBSTER MeGEE 358 Lombardy Road Drcxol Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Entered September. 1944 MARY PATRICIA MeGEEHAN 7328 Miller Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Service Plaque Committee 4; Sump Slice min 2, 3 Clan: Play Uaher 3; Candy Committee 4; Party Com- mittee 4; Play Committee J; Ticket Committee 4 Clubi: Bowling 2, J. 4; Library 5, 4 JUDITH ANN MeGEHEE 871 Windermere Avenue Drcxcl Hill BUSINESS GOLD CATHERINE ELLEN McINTYRE 1109 Wilde Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Sump Sale «nun 2 Clan: Play Committee 4 Clubi: Choral Club 4; Fencing Club 3 School: Publicationi Agent J; Monitor 4; Stamp Slier man 2 Clan: Play Usher J: Candy Committee 4; Party Com mil tee 4; Pliy Commitce J Clubi: Bowling ). 4: Choral 4; Fencing 4: Library 4; Riding 4 BARRY ' jrjm MARGARET ELAINE McINTYRE Mason Ave. Township Line Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE MOLLY FRANCES McIVER 735 Stanbridgc Road Drexel Hill (X)LLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn. Buiineaa Stall J; Service Plaque Com- mittee 4 Clan: Candy Committee 4: Dance Committee 2, J. 4-. Party Committee 4; Play Committee J. 4 Club� : Pleiade� 3. 4 WILLIAM EVANS McKELDIN 2734 Eldon Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publications Agent 3. 4; Monitor 3: Sump Salctman 3 Clubi: Bowling 4; Pleiades 2. 3 GLADYS LUCILLE 12 Montrose Avenue BUSINESS Clubi: Choral 2. 3. 4 McKinley Upper Darby GOLD ALEX J. McKITTRICK HAZEL MAY Mcl.EAN 512 Springfield Road Alson 516 Anderson Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE BUSINESS GOLD School: Publication Agent 3 Clan: Hay Uiber 3 Clubi: Choral 3 One Hundred Twenty-nine MARY EVELYN McRAE 342 Margate Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: A. A. Council : DiitmeuuhrJ Honor Roll 2: Publication Typing Staff. Secretary 4 Clan: Commencement Uihcr S Sport : Bate Kail Numeral 2. ): Baikctball Numeral 1 JAMES JOSEPH MEIKLE 612 Montana Avenue Aldan ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD lk CLIFFORD CALVIN MEARKLE 311 Eldon Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Stage Crew ). 4 Clan: Talent Show 4 Club, Hi-Y 4 Sporei: Junior Vanity Cro Country, Captain 2. ); Vartity Cro Country 4 MARY CAROLINE MeSORLEY 7917 Arlington Avenue Upper Dar BUSINESS GO School: Honor Roll J: Publication A rent 4; Set PlatliK Committee ). 4; Sump Clerk J, 4 Clan: Commencement Uthcr ); Dance Committee Party Committee 4: Play Committee ). 4 Ouhi fbommeree 2. La SemlaJ Panamencana 2. Ki Secretary'Treamrer 4 Sport� . B� � ehall Numeral� ); Hockev Numeral 2: V •itv Hockey, Manager 4. Ba kelball Numeral 4 NORMAN R. MEIER 720 Robert� Avenue Drexel H COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP School: Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Monitor 4; Student Co: eil . 4. Band 2. 4. Welfare Anew 2 Clan: Commencement Uthcr Club� : Bowline 4 RUTH L. MENZEL 4704 State Road Drexel H COLLEGE PREPARATORY GO! School: Honor Roll 4; Monitor Service Plaque Ce millce 4 Clan: Commencement U her J; CanJy Committee Party Committee '• CJahi: Fencing 1: La S-vicdad Panamcticana 3, Library 4 | 1) w MARTHA ANNE MIKULA 3872 Dennison Avenue Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School' Honor R.JI . 4 Clnhi Choral 2 ALBERT E. MILLER Parkwood Manor, State Road and Penarth Avenue, Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered September. 194) School: All-School Show 4 Club� : A CUppella Chnru 4; Hl'Y 4 Sport� Vanity Football ). 4: - Vanity Track ) GERTRUDE ELIZABETH MILLS 7223 Walnut Street Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Sehool: Munitor 2 Clan: Commencement U hcr J; Talent Show ). 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. J; Party Committer 2. 4; Play Committee ) Club� : An Portae ), President 4; Bowlin 2. ), Treasurer 4; Latin 2; Libtaty J. 4. WEAS 5. 4 One Hundred Thirty JOANNE RUTH MILLARD 233 South State Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 4; Service Plaque Committee ) Clan: Party Committee 4 Club� : Choral 2. 3. 4; Larin ). 4; Leeuwenhoek 1, 4; Library ). 4 THEODORE LOOMIS MILLER SI5 Windermere Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Club� : Bowline 4; Fcneinc 4 Spout: Batebatl Numeral J; Vanity Swimming 4 CHARLES L. MITCHELL 953 Maton Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Entered the Service February. 1945 Spout: Vanity Football 5; Vanity Track 2 ROSE ALICE MITNICK GEORGE MONTGOMERY 327 Congress Avenue Laiudowne 4000 Redden Road Drexel Hill 00LLBCE PREPARATORY COLD BUSINESS PURPLE CUu: Talent Show 4; Parly Committee 4; Play Com. School- Publication. Agent 4; Monitor 4; Sump Clerk 4 m it tee ). 4 Club : Choral 2. 4; Library 4 FRANK JOSEPH MOONEY 106 Hampden Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All Schout Show 4; Monitor i Cl u hi: A Cappclla Choru 4; Bowling ). Vice-Pre� i- dent 4: Choral 4 Sporta: B� � krtball Numeral. 2 ANNE JOAN MOONEY 7212 Ha el Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Acent. Att Suit ), 4; Cartoon Prize ; Upl• Dah. Att Stall 4 CUm: Dance Committee 2. ): Patty Committee 2, ); Play Committee 5; Oak. Art Stall 4 (.Tub.: Bowling 3; WEAS 3. 4 ROBERT PAUL MOORE 611 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Publication. Agent ) CMtab.t Bow Unit 4; Plet.de. 2 Spotlit Vanity Batcball 1 BARBARA ANN MUENCH 3401 School Lane Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4: Publication. Bu� inert Stall 4; Monitor 2; Service Plaque Committee 4 Clan: Commencement Ukier J; Candy Committee 4: Executive Committee 4: Play Committee . 4 (Inhi Archery 2; Choral 3. 4; Lc Crrde Franca� 3. 4: Taywhulvan 2. 3. 4 Hamit t -w ni LEONARD A. MULHERN 7220 Pine Sireet Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn, Literaty Staff 2. 3. Awociate Feature Editor 4: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Dv.tinguiihcd Honor Roll 2. 3: Harvard (Allege Club Award 5: Student Council 2. Vice-Prcu'dent 4 CL� : I lay J. 4; Commencement Utliet 5; Talent Show 2. Co'director . 4; Bulletin Board Committee 2. 3. 4; Dance. Committee 2, 3. 4: Executive Com- mittee ; Patty Committee 2. 4; Play Committee 3 Club : A Cappclla Choriu 4; Choral. Trcaiutcr 4; Hi-Y 3. 4: lu Sock dad Panamcricana J. Sergeant- !- Arm. 4; Plcudet 2. J. President 4; WEAS 2 Spo t : Vanity Ctoaa Country 4 JANE CAROLYN NAGEL 733 Lindale Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Ail-School Show- 4: Monitor 2: Chairman 3: Student Council 2; Tribunal 5; Upi-Dah. Literary Staff 4; Service Plaque Committee 4; Sump Sale«man 3, 4; Welfare Agent J. 4 Clan: Play 3; Talent Show 2, 5. 4: Candy Com- mittee 4; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4: Pany Committee J Club : Hi-Y J. 4: La Socirdad Panamcricana 2: Pleiade. 5. 4; Tay-Wiitalvan 4; Bowling 2. 3; Chotal 4 Spout: Cheer leading 2. 4 JOHN LOUIS NEILL 4030 Vernon Road Drexel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD MARGARET MYERS 112 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication. Agent 4: Monitor 4 Cbm: Talent Show 4; Dance Committee 2, J. 4; Party Committee 2. 3, 4 Club : fTmr.il Club 4; La Socfexlad Panamcricana I, 4 BROOKS EDWARD NANCARROW 528 Lombardy Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD Entered September. 194) School: All-School Show 4; Mi-nliur 4; Band ). Orcheatra 3 Clou; Dance Committee 4 Club : Hippocrate� 4 Spoilt: Scarcer Numeral. 4 JOHN DONALD NELSON 108 Marlborough Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD One Hundred Thirty-one CAROL RITA NEWTON 40H Berry Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School; Di.tincui.hrd Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Tribunal 2, J; Alt Pritc 3; Eru;lnh Piite ii American Hinory Prite ): Bidocy Prise 2; ILIdrimin OxnpiNition Pmr 2; l pi-Dah. Literary Staff. Annum Editor 3. Editor-In-Chief 4; Att Stall 2. . E«litor 4 Clan: Commencement U.her ; Talent Show . 4: Dance (2ommittcr J; Play Committee 3 Clubi: Hi-Y 2. J .Vlcc-Prr.idcnt 4; Latin 2: Tay- Wtiukan J. Pie.lJcnt 4; WKAS 2 ALBERT H. NIDEN 287 Covcrly Road Lamdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Di.tmiiui.hcd Honor Roll 1. 4: Student Owned 2; Upl'Dth. Literary Staff 4 Clou; Play J. 4; Talent Sbmv 2. 4 Club.: Hippocrate. 4; Hl-Y I. 4; Pleiade. 2. J. Ser- crant-.t'Aim. 4 Sportt: Soccer Numeral. 2; Junior Vanity Football 2; Junior Vanity Wre.tlinic J; Vanity Football 4 MATTA LEE NICHOLAS 521 Midvale Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Service Plaque Committee 3 Club.: Choral 3 WESLEY NIEMOND 3834 Berry Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Shew 4 Clan. Talent Show 4 Club.: Bowlin 4; Pleiade. 2. J BEVERLY JOYCE NOREN 7110 Wayne Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Cl.ui. Dance Committee 2; F’atty Committee 4 Club.: Bowlins )j Choral 3 BETTE JANE OAKS 243 Richfield Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll J; Di.unsui.hed Honor Roll 2, J: Monitor 4 Clotr: Commencement Uiher 3; Candy Committee 4; Patty Committee J; Play Committee 3 Clubii Choral 2. J. 4 UPI’EH NANCY WEBB O’DELL 215 Chapman Avenue Lansdowne COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication. Agent 2; Service Plaque Committee 4; Sump Salciman 3 Clubi: Ln Soar dad Panamericana J. 4; Rifle 4 RICHARD WILSON OLIVER 51 South Woodlawn Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Student (Council 4 Clan: Talent Show 4; Eiccutive Committee 3. 4 Clubi: Hi-Y 4 Sport.: Var«ity Soccer 4 WILLIAM HERBERT OPENSHAW 369 Lombardy Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Clan: Play Committee 4 Club.: Bowline 4 EUGENE RICHARD O’KEEFE 7033 Veronica Road Upper Darb COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLI CAROLYN LOUISE OLSEN 608 Turner Avenue Drexel Hi! COLLEGE PREPARATORY GCM.I School: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Dutinsuuhed Honor Rd 2; Publication. Aitent 2. ; Monitor 2. 3 Clan: Commencement U.her 3: Talent Show 4; Cand; Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. 4; Executive Com mittcc 4; Play Committee 3. 4 Clubi: A Cappclla Cboru. 3, 4; Atdicry 2: Cbota 2, 3; Librarian 4: Durum 2: Fit.t Aid and Soda Service 2. 3. Prcident 4. Hi-Y 3. 4 Spurt.: Cbeerleodinit. Manager 2, 3. 4 ROBERT A. OPPELT 156 Richfield Road Upper Darbj COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLt School: All-School Show 4; Publication. A tent 3 Munitor 2; Band 3. 4 (.'Im: Play 3. 4: Commencement Usher 3; Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Patty Committee 4 Ctubr: Commerce 2; La Socicdad Panamericana 2 Treasurer 3: Pleiade. 2. J. 4 One Hundred Thirty-five EDWIN STORY OXNER 329 Lincoln Avenue Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD LOUIS PAPPAS 344 Margate Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Entered the Service February. I IMS School: Monitor 2 Club� : Bowling 4 EUGENE JORDAN 3813 Berkley Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY PARKINSON Drexcl Hill PURPLE MORTON PASKER 250 Wembley Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Entered the Service February. 1943 School: Stamp Salcrman 2 Sport� : Junior Vanity Wrntllng 2; Vanity Wrratlin ; Vanity Soccer 3. 4 KENNETH ALFRED PATCHEL 7249 Clinton Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Publication A«ent 4: Stamp Salesman 4 Club.: Riding 4: WEAS 4 Sporta: Soccer Numeral 4 HELEN EVELYN PATTERSON 119 West Magnolia Avenue Aldan ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Club� : Riding 2. 3: Terraijua 3. Secretary 4 IIAKIBY jfjMj?x. v HI1� JAYNE MARIE PATTON 4029 Vernon Road Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clou: Patty Committee 4 Club� : Riding 3. 4 ELIZABETH JANE PAYNTER 105 Marlboro Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE C.’Jiu� : Talent Show 4; Party Committee 4 Club� : Bowling 4; Choral 4 JOHN LITTLE PENNEWELL 454 Windermere Road Droxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Agent 3 Club i Pleiade 2 Sport� : Uaikctball Numeral 4 DOROTHY MARION PEOPLES 523 Spruce Street Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Publicatton Agent 3; Publication Typing Stall 4; Service Plaijue Committee 3 Gam: Patty Committee 2 Club� : Bowling 5. 4; Choral 3. 4 MAE E. PETERS 7059 Veronica Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Entered September. 1944 GERALDINE HARRIET PETNICK 260 South Bayberry Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Ont Hundred Thirty-three V ROBERT CARTER Pl.ETCHER 310 South Fairviow Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: All-School Show 4 Sport� : Vanity Soccer 4 ELSIE LORRAINE POMPEII 23 Montgomery Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS COLD School: Publication� Asent 2; Service Plague Com- mittee 2. 3. 4: Stamp Salesman 2 Chur: Play V. Candy Committee 4; Patty Committee 4 Club.: La Sociedad Pannmericaiu 2. 3; Pleiade� ). 4; World Affair Forum 2. . 4 Sporta: Baseball Niuncr.il� 3: Hockey Numeral� 2 MARTHA E. POVEY 411 Larch wood Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD LAWRENCE FRANCIS PLUCK 3718 Berry Avenue Drcxel H COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPI Club� : Bowltna 4 BARBARA JEAN POTTER 336 Lakcview Avenue Drexcl H COLLEGE PREPARATORY GCtt School: Honor Roll 2. 4. Service PUipse Committee Welfare Ascot 4 Clan: Dance Committee 3; Executive Committer 3 Club� : L� Sociedad Patumencana 4; Le Cerclc Fr; can 3. President 4; Txy-Wisulvan 4 DAVID LEONARD POWELL 323 Huntley Road Upper Dari COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOI Entered SejMe.mbcr. 1944 School: Acorn. Literary Stall 4; Band 4 M � up per MARIAN GERTRUDE POWELL 7230 Alderbrook Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Publication� Typms Staff 4 Club.: Choral 2. 3. 4 JEANNETTE ISABEL PRICE 3814 Berry Avenue Drcxel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Monitor 2 Club.: Choral 3 EDNA MAE PRICE 3434 Marshall Road Drcxel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Monitor 2. 4; Stamp Salciman 3 Clan: Candy Committee 4; Party Committee 4 Cfubt: A Capped� Chorus 4: Choral 2, 3. 4; Dratnus 2 MARY AGNES PROTESTO 7061 Veronica Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Monitor 2; Sump Salesman 2. 3. 4 Spot!� : Baseball Numeral� 3; Hockey Numeral� 4; Junior Vanity Basketball 2: Junior Varsity Hockey 2. 3 ELEANOR DOROTHY PUCINO 239 Burmont Road Drcxel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Roll 4; Publication� Ascot 2. 4 JOHN WILLIAM QUINN 722 Copley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Sport i: Baseball Numeral� 2; Vanity Bawball 3 One Hundred Thirty-four CATHERINE QUINN 1134 Roosevelt Drive Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Honor Roll 2. . 4; Diitmuuiihed Honor Roll 2 Clan: Commencement Uthcr 5 JOSEPH R. RACEK 3842 Dennison Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD Entered the Service. March. I 45 School: Honor Roll 2. 1. 4 Club,: Hi-Y 4 Sporta: Soccer 2. 3, Captain 4; Vanity Track 3 KATHRYN LOUISE RAPP 31 North Kirklyn Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School; Publication� Agent 2, 3. 4 Clan: Candy Committee 4 Clubi: La Socicdod Panameticana 2, 3. 4; Rifle 2. 4 Sporta; Baieball Numeral 2, 3. 4 H. WARREN RAWLINGS 121 Long Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: A. A. Council 4: All-School Show 4: Student Council 2. 4: Welfare Ac nt 3; Welfare Committee 4 Clan: Color Captain 4; Talent Show 2 Clubi: Hi-Y 3. 4 Spotu: Baarball Numeral� 3; Basketball Numeral� 3; Vanity Bnketball 4: Vanity Football 3, 4 GEORGE H. REHFUSS LOIS MARGARET JEAN REYNOLDS 1346 Woodland Avenue Drcxel Hill 33 Larchwood Avenue Upper Darby :X)LLEOE PREPARATORY GOLD COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE don: Play Committee 4 School: Acorn. Literary Stall 2. 3. Activitiea Editor 4: All-School Show 4; Honor Roll 2. 5. 4: Diitiriguiihcd Honor Roll 4; Student Council 2. Secretary 4 Clou: Play 4; Clan Otgankt 2. 3. 4; Talent Show 3. 4; Eaccutiie Committee 3: Party Committee 2 Clubi A Cappella Chorti� ). Prenidcnt 4; An Poetae 3. 4: Choral 2. 3. Pre.ident 4; Dramu. 2; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Latin 2: Le Ccrgk Francaii 4: Pleiade� 4 DARBY RICHARD BYRON RICE 715 Collenbrook Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication� Agent 3; Band 2; Welfare Agent 4 Clan: Executive Committee 3; Play Committee 3 Club: Bowling 4 HAROLD JEROME RISLER 4115 Bloomfield Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Tribunal 2 Clubi: La Soefedad Panameticana 2. 3; Tctta.ju 4. President EARL JACOB RITTER, JR. 542 Hampden Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Stamp Soletmin 2 Clubi: Latin 2 WILLIAM LINCOLN RIDPATH III 724 Harper Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn. New Editor 4; All-School Show 4; H-mor Roll 2. 3. 4; Dutiiiguiihed Honor Roll 2. 3; Publication Agent 2; Monitor 2. Chairman 3, 4; Tribunal 2: Stamp Sak� m n 2 CI.ui: Play 3. 4; Commencement Utbrr 3; Talent Show 2. 3. 4 Club.: Hi-Y 3. 4. Pleiade� 2. 3. 4 Spom: Vanity Baieball Manager 3. 4 WILLIAM RICHARD RISSER 1225 Edmonds Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD CIjii: Party Committee 2 LAWRENCE RICHARD RIVIELLO 235 Wembly Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2. 3 Clubi: Hi-Y 4 Sport.: Vanity Football 4; Vanity Track 2. 3 One Hundred Thirty-five JOSEPHINE MARIE RIZZO 7281 Gicnthorne Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publication Typing Staff 4 CYNTHIA GRACE ROBERTS 1226 Harding Drive Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Sctvlcc Plaque Committee 4; Stamp Clerk 4 CHARLES RUSSELL ROBERTSON 6950 Clinton Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Publicationi Asrnt 4; Stamp Saletman 2; Mon- itor 1 Clan: Etc.olive Commute 2; Party Committee 2 Sporti: Soccer Numerali 4 JOAN LEE ROBINSON 948 Turner Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publicationi Atent 3 Clubi- A Capnella Chorui 4; Bowline 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; La Sociedad Panamericana 3. 4: Library 3, 4 EDITH MAE ROBINS 3814 Taylor Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Publication Typing Stall 4 Club� : Choral ). 4 JEANNE ROBSON 43 Windsor Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Service Plaque Committee 3. 4 CUn: Commencement Uiber 3: Candy (Committee 4; Dance C-xnraittee 2; Patty (Committee 3; Play Com- mittee 3. 4 Clubi: An Poctae 4; Choral 2. 3; La Sociedad Pan- americana 3; Library 4; Riding 2. 4. Secretary 3 BETTY J. RODES 7181 Radbourne Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: All-School Sbc-w 4; Student Council 3 Clan: Play Uiher 3: Talent Show 2. 3. 4: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Executive Committee 2; Party Committee 2. 3, 4: Play Com- mittee 3. 4 Club.: Bowling 3. 4; Choral 3. 4; Fencing 2; Hi Y 3. 4: Library 4; Pleiade 3. 4; Tay-Wiitalvan 2. 3, Vice- Prendent 4; WKAS 4 Sporti: Hockey Numeral 4; Vanity Cheerleader 4 DOROTHY MAY ROGERS 610 Copley Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publicationi Typing Staff 4; Service Plaque Com- mittee 1 Clan: Talent Shr w- 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 2. 3. 4 Clubi: Bowling 4; Choral 2, 3. 4; Fencing. Secretary 2. 3: Library 4 JOAN MARIE ROOT JEANNE MARIE RODGERS 518 Elm Avenue Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP School: Publication Agent 2; Monitor 4: Serv Plaque (Committee 4 Clan: Patty Committee 4; Way Committee 4 Clubi: A Cappella Chorui 4; Choral 2. 3; La Sociev Panamericana 3 DOROTHY ELIZABETH ROI.PH 316 Huntley Road Upper Dar BUSINESS PURP Clubi: A Cappella Chorui 3, 4; Choral 2, 3. Fencing 3 LAWRENCE J. ROSEMAN 7250 Pine Street Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY GO School: A com. Literary Staff 4: Honor Roll 2. 4; Din guiohed Honor Roll 2. 3: Stamp Saletman 3 Ctati: Oak. Literary Staff 4; Commencement Uiher Clubi: Archery 2; Che 2. 3. Vicc-Ptc ident i Treanuer 4; Che Team 2. 3. Captain 4: Orclc. Prancii 3; Leeuwenhoek 2. 3. Viee-Pn dent and Ttcaiurrr 4 One Hundred Thirly-j DORI 7071 BUSINESS Upper Darby PURPLE Committee 4 2, 5; Hockey Numerali 2, J BETSY WILMA ROSS 4018 Dayton Road Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School; All'School Show 4; Publication Agent ; Mon- itor 2. ): Tribunal 1; Welfare Agent 4 Clan: Play Uiber J: Talent Show 2. 1. 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee ). 4; Kiecutivc Committee 4; Party Committee 1. 4; Play Com- mittee Ctubi: An Poetae 4; La Socicdad Panamcnean 1; Plciadei 2, . 4 Sport� : Hockey Numerali 4 ELEANOR CARLYLE ROSS 1111 Bdficld Avenue Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Clan: Way Uaher 4; Candy Committee 4: Dance Com- mittee 1; Patty Committee 4 CJubt: Choral 4; Fencing 2; Lc Ccrdc Franca� 4; Riding 4 Sporti: Hockey Numeral 4 BEATRICE JANE ROURKE 3831 Pluimtcad Avenue Drexcl Hill BUSINESS GOLD School; A. A. Council 4; Publication Tyring Staff 4. Monitor V. Tribunal 4 Clan: Executive Committee 4 Clubr: Hi-Y 4 Spotti: Baseball Numeral� 2. J; Hockey Numeral 2: junior Vanity Basketball 2; Junior Vanity Hockey 2. Vanity Hockey . Captain 4 RICHARD LOUIS ROWLAND 431 Beverly Boulevard Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2 Clan: Play Committee J Chihi: A CappelU Chorua 4; Arcbrty 2; Choral 4; Fencing 2, Trcaaurer J; Pleiade 5; Rifle 4 THOMAS RUDOLPH 6708 Marshall Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Band 2. J. 4: Orchestra . 4 Cio.� : Talent Shew 2. J. 4 Sport� : Ba eball Numeral� 2; Varsity Soccer 2, J. 4 HAMIT jfjMjg W1S AUDREY RULEY 6814 Baltimore Avenue Lansdownc ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD EMMA KATHERINE SANTA 112 East Providence Road Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Entered September. I94J School: Honor Roll 4; Publication� Agent 4; Service Plaque Committee 4 Clan: Candy Committee 4; Patty Committee 4 Club� : Choral 4; La Sodrdad Panamericana 4; Ter- ra.jui 4 MADELINE SCALISE 7248 Radbourne Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publication� Agent 2. J: Stamp Salesman 2. J Clan: Talent Show 4: Executive Committee 2 Cfubi: Aero 2 JEAN MAE RUNYAN 3712 Taylor Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn, Business Staff 2; Honor Roll 2. ); Pub- lication Agent 2. . 4 Clot� : Commencement Usher J; Dance Committee 2; Play Committee J Cluba: Bowling 4: Choral 2. 4; La Socicdad Pan- americana 2. 4 HENRY KARL SAVARD 113 Long Lane Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Club� : Cbcaa 2, ); Fencing 2. 1 Spotlt: Vaniity Cheerleading 2 .}. 4 RICHARD FRANCIS SCANLON 7836 West Chester Pike Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Monitor 2 CUu: Oak. Literary Stall 4; Play Committee 4 Club� : Fencing 2; La Sociedad Panamericana 2. 1 One Hundred Thirty-seven BERNICE SCHAIBI.E 4351 Woodland Avenue Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE ANNA FRANCES SCHATZ 3207 Albemarle Avenue Drcxel Hi BUSINESS GOL Club: Choral 1 MARION LOUIS SCHIMPF 65 South Madison Avenue Upper Darby tXILLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication� Butine� � Stall t: All'School Shuw t; Honor Roll 3; Dtiiinguiihed Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Publication� Agent 3; Welfare Agent 2 Clau; Commencement Uahrr J: Play U«hcr 3; Talcnr Show 3. t; Party Committee 4 I'luh : A (.’appella Chorui t; Ar« Poetae t; Choral 2, 3. 4; Pint Aid and Social Service J. 4: Hi-Y 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 2. J. Com ponding Sec- retary 4; Latin 3, 4 HERMIONE BERNICE SCHLEIFBR 341 Edmond� Avenue Drcxel Hi COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOL School: Service Plaque Committee 3. a Clan: Play Committee 4 Club� : An Poetae 4: Choral 3. 4; Library 4 ESTER ELIZABETH SCHOCH 4104 Garret Road Drcxel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Roll 2. 4; Diitinipiialicd Honor Ploll 2, J: Sump Clerk 3. 4 Cbm: Commencement U«her 3 Clutu: Choral 2 MARY ELIZABETH SCHRANDT 216 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darb COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPL School: All-School Show 4; Drum Majorette 4; Servi. Plaque Committee 3 ('l n Candy Committee 4. Party Committee 4; PL Committee 3 Club� : La Socicdad Panamericana 3. 4: Pleiade� 2. World Adam Forum 2. J. 4 ms VPPEB EDWARD C. SCHWARTZ 7914 Arlington Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 3 Clutu: La Socicdad Panamericana 3. 4 JOHN LAWRENCE JOSEPH SCOTT 344 Blanchard Road Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2 Clubi: A Cappella Chcnii 4; Bowling 4; Choral 4 RICHARD ALAN SEAGRAVES 267 Sheffield Road Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Cta � : Dance Committee 2; Patty Committee 2; Play Commiure 3 Clubi: Bowlin� 2. 3 Sport� : Soccer Numeral� 2; Juni.ir Vanity Croat Gown- cry J Out Hundred Thirty-eight MARCIA R. SCHWARZ 647 Turner Avenue Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn. Literary Stall 4: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2. 4; Service Plaque Committee 3. 4; Stamp Sale «man 2. 3 Clan: Play 3. 4: Commencement Uther 3: Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Com- mittee 4; Party Committee 4 Club� : Archery 2: Dramut 2: Lc Cercie Francai� 4; Pleiade� 3. 4: Riding 2. 3. 4: Tay-Wiuulvan 4 Sport� : Jiuiior Vanity Hockey 2 BRADFORD CHASE SCUDDER, JR. 1241 Lindale Avenue Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn, Literary Stall 4; All-School Show 4; Stage Grew 2. 3. 4 Clan: Talent Show 2. 3. 4: Dance Committee 2. 3: Executive Committee 2. J: Patty Committee 4; Play Committee J Club� : Hippocrate� 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Pleiade� 2: WEAS 3 JOHN E. SEASE 1117 Blythe Avenue Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication� Agent 2 Clubi: La Socicdad Panamericana 2 SHIRLEY E. SEIVERD 244 La Carra Drive Lansdownc BUSINESS I’URPLE School: Honor Roll 2: Publication� Typing Staff 4; Monitor 2 Oulu; Lc Ccrcle Prancait 4 Sport� : Basketball Numeral 3 'DOROTHY LUCILE SHADELL 560? Lansdownc Avenue Philadelphia COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Service Plaque Committee 4 Clxii: Oak. Literary Stall 4; Commencement Uther J: Play Uthrr 3: Talent Show 3. 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 5. 4: Executive Committee 3; Patty Committee 2. 4; Play Committer 3, 4 Cfuba: Ar Poetae 4: Latin 3: Library 3. 4 CLARK WILLIAM SHARON 290 Copley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-Scbool Show 4; StuJrnt Council 2 Oxi i May 3: Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Dance Com- mittee 2. 3. 4: Executive Committee 4; Party Com- mittee 2. 4; Play Committee 3. 4 Club Choral 4; Pleiade� 2, 3. 4 GENE HARLAN SESSAMEN 715 Morton Avenue Morton ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Sport i: Bate ball Numeral� 2; Vanity Crow Country 4 M. JEAN SHAFFER 7107 Pennsylvania Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Publication� Agent 4; Upt-Dah. Art and Literary Staff� 4 Clan: Bulletin Board Committee 4: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 3: Party Committee 4; Play Committee 3. 4 Club� : Archery 2: Bowling 4; Choral 4: La Socicdad Panamcrtcana 3, 4; WEAS 3. 4 AUDREY W. SHARPI.ESS 4115 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2 Club� . Bowling 4: Choral 3. 4 DARBY JAMES T. SHAW 381 Upland Way Drexel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2. 4. Chairman 3 Club.: H.-Y 3. 4 Sport� : Var� icy Football 3. 4; Vanity Track 2. J FRANK ALBERT SHELDON J46 Clearbrook Avenue Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered September. 1943 School: Honor Roll 4; Publication Agent 4; Monitor 3: Stamp Salesman 3 Club� : Le Orde Francai� 3 Sportt: Soccer Numeral� 4 MARY A. SHEARN 426 Woodcliffe Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Club. Choral 2. 3 RICHARD B. SHELDON 353 Lincoln Avenue Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Monitor 4 Oxii: Executive Committee 2 Club� : Choral 2. 4. Hi-Y 4 Sport� : Bx«ehill Numeral� 3; Ba� ketb� ll Numeral� 3. 4; Junior Vanity Basketball 2. 3; Vanity Batkethall 4; Vanity Trnnu 3 PHYLLIS E. SHELLHASE 236 Heather Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Publication� Typing Staff 4 Cla� � : Talent Show 3. 4 Club. Choral 4 JAMES JAY SHENEMAN 7244 Spruce Street Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff 4 One Hundred Thirty-nine HARRY ABLE SHERIDAN. JR. 7114 Llanfair Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 2 (Tati: Talent Show }, 4; Play Committee 4 Club: U Cerclc Francair J BETTY JANE SHOULBERG 6816 Che� tnut Street Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Atom, Literary Stall J. ). Staff Secretary 4: Honor Roll 2. J; Dittinguithed Honor Roll 2; Eng- lUl� Price 2: Service Plaque Committee J: Scamp Saleaman 2 CUu; Commencement U� her ); Talent Show 1; Candy Committee a. Dante Committer 2; Patty Com- mittee 4 Clui� . (Tiara) 2. Pint Aid and Social Service 2. J. 4: Hr-Y 2. 1. 4; Latin Library 2. ). 4; Tav Wiatalvan 2. J. 4; World Affair� Forum 2. J. Trramter t Sport : Hockey Numerali 4 EDYTHE CAROI.YN SII.COX 333 Copley Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLD School: Welfare Agent 4 Clou: Talent Show . 4 Chiht: Choral 2. J. 4; Fencing 4. La Sociedad Pan- amrricana J. 4 WILLIAM Z. SHETTER, JR. 11 Cloverdalo Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Band .4; Orchestra 2 f.'luhi: La Sociedad Patumcricaria 4 RACHELLE SARA SHULMAN 7210 Hazel Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Publication Typing Stall 4; Honor Roll 2 HERBERT ARNOLD SILVERMAN 152 Ashby Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE Chut: Play Committee 3 Cfuhi: Archery 2; Fencing 2, J I VI1'� -r-r v vVPPEK JANICE LOUISE SIPPLE 4035 Taylor Avenue Drexet Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Service Plaque Committee 4 Clair: Exeeutive Committee 4 t.Tubr: Commerce 2: Library J. Vice-Preaidcnt 4 DANIEL GORDON SMITH 333 Congress Avenue Lansdownr COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered September, 1944 ELIZABETH CHRISTINE SMITH 4117 Garrett Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Literary Staff 2. ). 4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Dutingiiuhrd Honor Roll 2; Publication Acent ' (Tan- Commencement U� her ; Talent Show i; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee Executive Com- ralttcc 4; Play Committee J. 4 Club.: A Cappella Chorur 4: Choral 2; Hi-Y J. 4; Le Cercle Franca� J; Library J, Sec teat y 4; Tay- Wiatalvan . 4; WE AS 2 LOUIS Z. SLAWTER. JR. 126 Marlborough Road Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP School: All-School Show 4: Monitor J, 4; Well Agent 2; Welfare Committee J OJubr: Choral Club 2. Vuc-Proident 4 EDWARD HADDEN SMITH 618 Andover Drive Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY GO! Cfubt: Ardbrry 2; Fencing 4: Riding J Sport : Soccer Numerali 4 MARGARET LOUISE SMITH 4024 Rosemont Avenue Drexel H COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP School: Publication Agent 2; Monitor 2 Cl,ii� : Play Urhcr ; Play (Committee J Cluht; Choral 2; La Sociedad Panamcricana 1 One Hundred For RUTH ALICE SMITH 6992 Aberdeen Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Acorn, Aft Stall 4; Horn� Roll 5; Upl-Dah, Art Staff 4 Clair: Oak, Art Stalf 4; Play Committee 3. 4 Club� : Pleiade 3: WEAS 2. 3. Secretary-Trt-aturer 4 WILLIAM REX SNAVELY, JR. 368 Lakeview Avenue Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Agent 3; Student Council 4; Band 2. 1 Club.; Hi-Y 4 Spout: Junior Varmy Wre� tling 2; Vanity Vre tlina 3. 4 EUNICE MARY SOWELL 319 Sanford Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Stamp Clerk 4 Club : Choral 2; La Socie dad Panaruericana 1 DANIEL WAYNE SMITHWICK 45 Cloverdalc Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: BanJ 2. 3, 4 Clan: Oak. Literary Stafl 4. Dance Committee J; E - ecutive Committee 4: Party Committee 4; Play Committee 1. 4 ALAN HOWARD SOMMERS 374 Kirk’s Lane Drexrl Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Band 2 Spout: Junior Vanity Cro � Country J; Vanity Grot Country 4 KENNETH JOSEPH SPAGNUOLO 210 Barrington Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Club : Bowling 4 HAMIT v v I'PI1! HOPE GLORIA SPAHMER 39 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill lOLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD chool: Monitor 2, J; Service Plaque Committee J; Sump Salciman 4 3a� «: Talent Show 2, J. 4. Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee J; Party Committee 2; Play Committee J Sub� : Choral 4; Lc Cercle Francai� 4 port� : Basketball Numeral 2; Hockey Numeral 4 JEAN MARIE SPIGEL 21 La Carre Drive I.anndownc U51NESS GOLD chool: Tribunal. Procc � Server 4 Huh� : La Socicdad Panamcricana J; Library 4 JANET LOUISE STEARNS 403 Cedar Lane Drexel Hill OLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD lubi: Choral 4 •nr Hundred Forty-one FLORENCE BUDD SPANGLER 7206 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publication Agent 1 Clan: Party Committee 4; Hay Committee 4 Club� : Bowling 4: Choral 3, 4; La Socicdad Pan amcricana 4 MARY LOU STANISH 7170 Marshall Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Diuinguuhed Honor Roll 2: Student Council J Cl.ui: Commencement U bcr 3: Play Uihcr 3: Talent Show 2. 3. 4 Club� : A Cappella Chotua 3. 4; Choral Club 2. 3, 4; Fencing 3: La Socicdad Panamcricana 2 BETTY JUNE STEEL 430 Hampden Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: All-School Show 4; Publication� Agent 2: Stu- dent Council 3; Sump Salesman 2; welfare Com- mittee 2 Clou: Secretary 2; Talent Show 2, 3. 4; Candy Com- mittee 4; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Executive Com- mittee 2. 4; Patty Committee 2. 4; Play Com- mittee 3. 4 Club : Ar� Poetae 4; Bowling 3: Choral, Secretary 4; Fencing 3; Plciadcj 4 KENNETH HARRY STEINHARDT 4003 Plumstcad Avenue Drexcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE LEONA EDNA STERN 7JO Burmont Road Drexcl H BUSINESS GC( School: Publication Typim; Staff 4 JEANNE LOIS STEVENS 90 Hartley Road Lansdownc COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Awn! 2; Monitor 4 Glut: Talent Show 4; Dance Committee ), 4; Plav Committee J Clubu 1-c Ccicle Francai� 4: Pleiade� J. ). 4 Sport� : Hockey Numeral� 2 LLOYD LOUIS STEVENS III North Carol Boulevard Upper Dar COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURP Spoilt: Tenni� Numeral� 2 EDITH MAE STIEF 11 36 Harding Drive Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD RALPH J. STILES, JR. 2422 Cedar Lane Drexel H COLLEGE PREPARATORY GO! School: Band ?, 4 dab� : Bem-ling Tr� -a� iin-r 4 Spoilt: Ratioth� ll Numeral� 4; Junior Vanity W'rei me ) «SLa v vVPPEB ROBERT WARREN STORM 533 Spruce Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD PATRICIA NELL SULLIVAN 20 Beech Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Sthool: Horn Roll 4; Publication� Agent 2: Monitor 4; Tribunal 4; Stamp Sakfman 2 Clan: Oai, Literary Stall 4; Talent Show 4; Candy Committee 4; I'aity Committo- 4 Club� Cboial 2. 4; L� Socicdad Parumeticana 2. 4 ALVIN SUPOWITZ 217 Aahby Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn, Literary Staff J. 4; All-School Show 4; Monitor 2; Student Courted 4; Tribunal ); Stage On 2. 4 Clan: Play I; Commencement U� hrr ); Talent Show 2. ). 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Eaecutive Com- muter ): Party Committee 2. 4 (Tub� : A Capped Chum� 4i Choral J. 4; Hi-Y 4; La Socicdad Panamerieana J; Pleiade� 2. 1. Vice i’lriliknt 4. World Affair Forum 4 One Hundred l:orly-lwo J. WALTER STRACK. JR. 230 Shadeland Avenue Drexel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Band 2. i Club� : Bowline 2; La Socicdad Panamerieana 2 GEORGE C. SUMMEREI.L 118 Ashton Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Band 2 Club� : Bowline 2 JOYCE ANNA SUTCLIFFE 10 Ridley Avenue Aldan (X)LLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Monitor 4; Upi-Dah. Arl Staff 4 Clair: Bulletin Board Committee 4: Candy Com- mittee 4; Dance Committee 2. J. 4; Party Com- mittee 4; Play Committee 1. 4 Club� - Ar� Poetae 4; Hi-Y 4; Le Cerelc Franeai� 4; WF.AS 2. 4 Spoil� : Hockey- Numeral� 4. Junior Var� rty Bxikcthall 4; Junior Vartity Hockey 2 CLEO EUGENE SWARTZ $30 Concord Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Band 2. 3, 4 DOROTHY ELEANOR SWICK 103 Woodlawn Avenue Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Clan: Play Committee 3 Cluhi: An Poetic 4; Choral 2. 3. 4; Pleiade� 5. 4 CAROLYN ELIZABETH TANNER 1729 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREl’ARATORY COLD School: Ofche.tr� 2. 3; Welfare Agent 3 MARY TARKHANIAN 256 Long Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School� Publication Typin Stall 4 Club.; A Capped� Choru� 3; Choral 2. 4 BARBARA JANE TAYLOR 21 Heather Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication� Agent 4: Service Plague Cam mittce 4 Sport� : Ban:ball Numeral� 2: Hockey Numeral� 2, 4; Basketball Numeral� 2; Junto Vanity Hockey 3; Vanity Hockey 4 RAYMOND C. TERRY 5131 Township Line Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD IIAItltT LEWIS ORTON THAYER 246 Maypole Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD School: Acorn, Art Editor 4; Honor Roll 4; Art Price 3: Monitor 2: Student Council 2 Clou: Oak. Art Staff 4; Executive Committee 3, . Commencement U.ber ; flay Committee 3 Club� ; Pleiade. 3: WEAS 2. 3. 4 QUINTIN GUSTAV TOEWS 15 North Clifton Avenue Aldan COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Band ) Clan: Play Committee 3 Sport� : Baakethall Numeral� 2 ALICE CATHERINE TROUT 241 Barrington Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School; Acorn, Literary Staff 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 4; Monitor 2 Clan Commencement U.her 3; Candy Committee 4: Dance Committee 2; Party Committee 3; Play Committee Club� : A Capped� Churui 3, 4: Bowling 4: Choral 2; Pirn Aid and Social Service 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 3. 4; Latin 2, 3. 4: Library 4; Tay-Witulvan 3, 4 ROBERT JOSEPH THREFALL 265 Copley Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4 JUNE HELEN TOMLIN 7100 Llanfair Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: All-School Show 4; Upi'Dah. Literary Stall 4: Service Plague Committee 4; Stamp Sale •man 2 Clan: Play 3. 4; Talent Show 2. . 3. 4; Candy Committee 4. Dance Committee 2 ,3. 4. Executive Committee 3: Party Committee 2, 3, 4; Play Com- mittee 3. 4 Club : A Capped. Chotu� 4: Bending : Choral 3. 4; La Socicdad Panamericana 2; Pleiade� 3. 4 CHARLES RICHARD TROUT 7037 Clinton Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD One Hundred Forty-three ALLEN A. TROUTMAN 3761 Highland Avenue Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 3, 4 DONALD W. TURNER 6946 Gulford Road Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE Entered the Service, February. 1945 ANNA MARIE VAN INWEGEN 227 Barrington Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Acorn, Huiinen Still J; Publicationi Agent 2; Monitor 2; Service Plaque Committee 4; Stamp Salesman . Welfare Agent 4 Clan. Candy Committee 4: Play Committee 3 Clubi: An Poetae 4; Choral 2. 4: La Sciedid Pan amrricana 3. 4 EVA MARY TUBBS 362 Margate Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Service Plaque Committee 3; Stamp Salesman J Clan: Play J; Talent Show 4; Play Committee I, 4 Clubi: A Carpella 4; Choral ). 4; La Sociedad Pan amcricana I WARREN TURNER 510 Larch wood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publicationi Acent 4; Band 2, 1; Orcheitra 3, 4: Welfare Agent 3 Clan: Play ), 4. Clubi: A Canpella Chorui 4; Commerce 2; Pleiade 5. 4; Ri£c 4 ELIZABETH G. VAN INWEGEN 227 Barrington Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Atom. Buiinru Stall 3; Publicationi Acent 2; Service Plaque Committee 4 Cl ui: Talent Show 4; Candy Committee 4 Clubi: A Cippella Chorui 3. 4; An Poetac 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; La Sociedad Pammericana ) Spom: Junior Vanity Baikctball 1; Vanity Batlcciball 4 I'M1� PPPEtt ROGER RALPH VAN VECHTEN 230 South Cedar Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publication� Acent 3; Monitor 2 CUtt: Play J; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 4 Clubi: Commerce 2: PleUdei 3. 4 CHARLES D. VOLZ 246 Btirmont Road Drcxel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD WILLIAM JOSEPH WALDRON, JR. 4058 Ellendale Road Drcxel Hill BUSINESS PURPLE Clubi: Rifle 2 MARY VAUGHAN 59 North Keystone Avenue Upper Dai BUSINESS GO Clubi: Choral 3 JANE ANN VOWLER 7172 Rtiskin Lane Upper Dai COLLEGE PREPARATORY CC JOHN J. WALSH 7215 Penarth Avenue Upper Da COLLEGE PREPARATORY GC School: Honor Roll 2. 3 Clan: Oak, Literary Suif 4; Talent Show 2; P Committee 2 One Hundred Forly-f■ EUGENE A. WALTERS 208 Ashby Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Spurn: Baikcthall Numerii� 2; Junior Vanity Ba.kct- bill 2. 3 PAULINE JEANETTE WARD 65 Sunshine Road Upper Darby BUSINESS School: Honor Roll 4 PURPLE MARILYN ESTHER WARDLAW 522 Millbank Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD Entered September, 1944 Clubit Le Cerde Franca la 4 JEAN L. WARFEL JO South Kirklyn Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Publication� Agent 2; Service Plaque Co«n« mittee 3, 4 Clou: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 4 Club.: Ar� Poetae 4: La Socfedid Patumertcana 2 LEWIS M. WATKIN, 3RD 4609 Woodland Avenue Drcxcl Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD ROSEMARIE WATKINSON 7090 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD Club.: Choral 2 HAItIKY x. v JAMES RANDALL WAY 10 Ormond Avenue Drexel Hill 0LLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD hod: A. A. Council 4; All-School Show 4; Student Council 2, Vic«-Prc� idrnt J, President 4; Stamp Salc.man 2. 3 an: Trcaaurer 5: Prendent 4; Commencement U� hct 5; Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Dance Committee 2, 3. 4; Executive Committee 2, 3, 4; Party Committee 2. 4; Play Committee 3. 4 !ubi: A Cappella Chonw 4; Hl-Y 3. 4 iprta: Vanity Football 4. Moit Valuable Player Awaid 4 TERRANCE L. WEBER !4 South Madison Avenue Upper Darby ALLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE hool: All-School Show 4; Monitor 2; Welfare Agent 3 «ur: Talent Show 2, 3. 4; Executive Committee 4; Party Committee 4 ubi: Cite� � 2. 3; Choral 4; Fencing 2. Team 3, 4; Le Cerde Francait 3: Riding 2 orti: direrleading 3, 4 GEORGE HENRY WEISS : Hartly Road Latudownc ALLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD hool: Honor Roll 4 uba: Bowline 3 � e Hundred Forty-five DOROTHY ELAINE WEBER 932 Cornell Avenue Drcxcl Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Monitor 2. 4 Clan: Dance Committee 2: Party Committee 3 Club� : A Cappella Chonn 4; Choral 3 MARY JOAN WEIDNER 7903 Arlington Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Service Plaque Committee 4 Clou: Dance Committee 3 Club: Choral 4: La Sodcdad Panameucana 3. 4 Spoil : HatVetball Numeral� 3. 4; Batchall Numeral� 3 Hockey Numeral. 4; Junior Vanity Ba.kttball 2. 3: Vanity Badcctball 4 FRANK ARTHUR WELLMAN 3232 Berkley Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor 4 Club� : La Soctedad Panamcricana 3 JAMES R. WELSH EDWARD H. WETHERILL 1200 Edmond� Avenue Drexel Hill 247 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darb COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLI Entered «he Service. March, 1945 Club� : Bowlin 4 School: All-School Slum- 4; Honor Roll 4; Publicatio� Aitem 2 CUu: Wav Committee 5 Clubi: A Cappella Choru 5. Accumpanitt 4: Choral JEAN WICK 248 Heather Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn, Buiin i Staff J; Publication� Acent 2 Ciiui: Candy Committee 4 Clubi: A Cappella Choru 5. 4; Art Poetae 4; Choral 2. J. 4; Lj Sociedad Panamcricana . 4 EDWARD S. WILCOX 520 Windermere Road Drexel Hi COLLEGE PREPARATORY COL School: Monitor 2. ) C!uhi: Bowline 2, 4 Spotti: Ba� eball Numerali I; Baiketball Numerali Soccer Numerali 2; Vanity Track ) THEODORE WILHELM ALAN DEWEY WILLIAMS. JR. 2440 Eldon Avenue Drexel Hill 448 Morgan Avenue Drexel Hi COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPt School: Student Council 4; Stamp Saleiman 5; Wclfa Acent 1 Clan War : Oau. Bonne� � Manacer 4; Talent She 5. 4; Executive Committer 1 Clubi: Bowlins 2; Hi-Y a. Pleiade J, 4 tdbju� v sppEt MARTHA JANE WILLIS 1209 Cornell Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publicationi Acent J Cliu� ; Talent Show V; Candy Committee 4: Dance Committee 2 Clubi: A Cappella Chorm 4; Bowline 4; Choral 5; La Socirdad Panamcricana 2 CHARLOTTE ANN WILSON 3808 State Road Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Upt-D h. Literary Staff 4; Welfare Aitent 2. 1 CLui: Oak. Literary Staff 4; Play U� her 5; Dance Com- mittee 2; Way Committee J Clubi: A Cappella Choru 4; Choral 2. J. 4; Fencing 2: La Socicdad Panamcricana j. 4: Library 2, J DONALD LEE WILSON 200 Shiiler Avenue Aldan BUSINESS GOLD JAMES ALFRED WILSTERMAN 1213 Morgan Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Student Council 4; Welfare Agent J; Welfare Committee .1 Clan: Cowmeneement Uiber J; Talent Show 2. J. 4: Dance Committee 2. 5, 4; Party Committee 2. 4; Way Committer 1 Clubi: Hi-Y . 4; Wetadci J. 4 JOHN S. WILSON 512 North Lamdowne Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Acorn. Att Staff 4 JOSEPH S. WISE 4030 Berry Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Monitor J. Chairman 4; Student Council 2 CUu: Talent Show j. 4: Dance Committee 2; Play Committee 5 Sporti: Junior Vanity Crou Country i: Vanity Crou Country 4: Vanity Track On? Hundred Forty-six JANE I. WITHERS 236 Sanford Road Upper Darby COLLUCE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: A! I-School Show 4: Monitor 2. 4; Service Plaque Committee 3. 4 CUn: Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. 3, 4. Party Committee 3. 4. Play Committee 4 Club� : A Capped? Che.ru� . 4; At Poetae 4; Choral Club 2, J. 4; La Sociedad Panamcncana 2; Pleiade� J. 4 Sporti- Hockey Numerali 4 MARY EVELYN WOODROFFE 460 Burnley Lane Drcxel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publication Acent 2: Welfare Accnt 2 Clan: Play Committee 4 Club� : Choral 2; La Sociedad Parumericana 2, 3; Library 2. I, 4 MILTON HERBERT WOLLMAN 21 Marlborough Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Dittinicutihcd Honor Rod 2. V. Mathematic Prise 2; End iih Prite 3: Tribunal 4 F. JAMES WYNHOFF 285 Childs Avenue Drexel Hill COLLEGE PREPARATORY GOLD School: Ad-School Show 4; Honor Rod 4; Di� tinguuhcd Honor Rod 2. 4: Phy� tc Prise 5: Band 2. J. 4: Orcbeitra 4; Suae Crew 4 JOAN MERLE YARNALL 456 Gainesboro Road Drcxel Hill BUSINESS GOLD SALLY DORIS YERKES 508 Orchard Avenue Yeadon COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Publicationi Typing Stall 4 School: Acorn. Literary Stall 4: All-School Show 4: Cluht: Choral 4 Publication A cent J; Service Plaque (auftmittec 4; Stamp Salrtman 4 CUu: Play 3; Talent Show 3. 4; Candy Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Executive Committee 2; Party Committee 2. 4; l lay Committee 3, 4 Clabi: Bowline 4; Che , Secretary 4; Choral 4; Fencing 4; Library 4; Pleiade 2. 3. 4 Sport i: Baiebad Numerali 3 HARIIY mr BEULAH LEE YONKER 4045 Marshall Road Drcxel Hill BUSINESS GOLD School: Publication Typing Stall 4; Welfare Agent 2 Clan: Candy Committee 4 Club.: Choral 2. 3. 4 Spon� : Baseball Numerali 3; Basketball Numnah 4: Hockey Numeral 2 RALPH C. YOUNG, JR. 101 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: A. A Council 4; Publicationi Agent 3; Mon- ito� 3. Chairman 4; Welfare Agent 3 Cidii: Talent Show 3. 4; Dance Committee 2; Ex- ecutive Committee 2; Party Committee 2 Club.: Hi-Y 4 Sports: Vanity Croat-Country 3, Captain 4; Vanity Track 3 JOHN ANDREW YOUNG, JR. 114 Englewood Road Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Honor Rod 4; Monitor 3, 4 Clau: Talent Show 4; Dance Committee 3. 4; Patty Committee 4 Club.: Bowling 2. 3; Hl-Y 4: Rifle 4 Sporti: Baseball Numerali 3; Baiketball Numeral 3: Vanity Soccer 4 NICHOLAS JOSEPH ZELINSKY 591 Larch wood Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: Band 2. 3. 4 Sport� : Bum bad Numeiab 2 AUDREY ANN ZIMMERMAN 542 Millbank Road Upper Darby BUSINESS COLD School: Honor Roll 4; Service Plaque Committee ‘3 Clan: Talent Show 3 Club.: A Capped a Cborui 3: Choral 2. 4 CHARLES ALFRED SMITH 7007 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby COLLEGE PREPARATORY PURPLE School: A. A. Council 4; Student Council 3. 4 Clan: Executive Comm litre 3 Club� : Hi-Y � . 4 Sporti: Vanity Football 2. 3. 4; Vanity Track 2, 3 One Hundred Forty-sewn Memories Opposite page: Mr . Hammond gives instruction to Woidner, Schultz, Lorna Copp, Armstrong, Dejure, Filipponc, Lois Copp, and Van Inwegen . . . Steel, Fox, Nagel, Lenham, Clark, Harlan, and Ezekial from the Senior Talent Show . . . Mulhern and Supowitz in their famous Indian number from the Talent Show . . . U. D.'s contender for the honor of Pin-Up Girl” —Lorna Copp, Pat Sullivan, Betty Rode . Betsy Ross, Lois Rapp, and Margie Anderson. This page: Remember the Football Fashion number in the All-School Show? Here are the girls—Russell, Kelley, Smith, Miller, Way. Lentz, Foreman, Faulkner, Kilgore, and Rawlings in their finery . . . Dr. Look of Ellis College talking to some of U. D.’s representatives on the occasion of the meeting of the Delaware County Federation of Hi-Y Clubs . . . Michael Gatto, Howard Kerr, and Peter Clayton in Cooking Class . . . Alcea Liberatore, Jean Reynolds, and Len Mulhern in a scene from The Late Christopher Bean . . . Sue Kulp and Ruth Ach- terman at the Senior Party. Mi� Nan Scott, adviser. You've been in New York, almost six months now, so we thought you might like to catch up with the activities of your old class at U. D. Remember how, after being the ninth grade big shots, we came up here to find ourselves the babies of the school. We were given no time to brood over this realization, because they put us right to work with the magazine subscription campaign and the usual money collecting schemes. We did ourselves justice in that subscript tion campaign by practically doubling the quota. The original goal was $4000, and we came through with $7400. After the experi' ence of hearing “no from most of the neigh' hors, we sympathize more with the average door'to'door salesman. Poor guy, we strug' gled for a week: he can have his job! The party that came along next was really a swell affair what with entertainment, danc' John Dahnas, Lorenz Hanson. Joscitc Moran, Botiy Scot!, and Elsie Mann rehearsing for th junior play. Jim Lentz, Janet For- stadt. Bill Henn, and Lois Copp—Color Cap- tains. Walt Collins, John Dal- mas, Kon Kirkpatrick, Lorenz Hansen, Don Mo wry, and Dick Dick- ert at lunch. Varsity letter winners among the Junior boys. ing, and food. About that time we saw our baby pictures on the bulletin board and after one look, hoped that nobody would guess them in the Who's Who contest. Our officers and color captains did swell jobs. Jack Schellhase led us with Bob Brown assisting: Sam Brown kept our money safe: and you were a good secretary, Loie. Jack Schellhase and Lois Copp captained the Gold team while Harry Hyatt and Dot Buckman headed the Purples. The Naughty Nineties that we put on in the winter was a hot show. Remember when the fellows sang those songs in a barbershop quartet? Then came spring and our dance, the Spring Swing. We were going to make it a St. Patty's Day affair but the powers'that'be said “no because of the fuel shortage. When it finally did come off, everybody had a lot of fun and it was a big success. We really started this year off with a bang for everyone in the school when we gave our Executive and Betty Peiry rehears- ing for Our Town. “Football Dance, didn’t we, Loie? You were still here then so you remember how freezing it was in the old junior high gym. No one seemed to care, though, because of our victory over Lansdowne that same day. The next really big thing in the history of our class was our election of officers for 1944-45. Sam, Jack, Bill and you were chosen to lead us. Then after you left, Ix is Copp was elected as secretary in your place. You know, we are lucky to have someone like that to step right in and keep everything going. You remember the All School Show in No- vember. That was a success, not just because of the Junior Class by any means, but because everyone pitched in and helped. But nobody can kick if the class of '46 takes a little credit because it did contribute some fine talent toward making the show a hit. It's too bad that you had to miss the play “Our Town.’’ That was one of the best features of the whole year and had just about all it could use to make it go over. I guess Jack Schellhase, Vice President Lois Copp. Secretary One Hundred Fifty-two Bill Henn, Treasurer George Shaw batting in an impromp- tu baseball game. Basketball Champs—O’Neill, Duncan, McSorley, Protesto, Weidner, Bray, Mink. It looks as if we hit the Jack-pot on athletes. Eleven lettermen in tenth grade is nothing to he sneezed at. This year we added twenty more to make an impressive total. Then, too, we have a group of three-lettermen that can stand up against any Junior class in history. the acting had to be just a little better than average on account of the lack of scenery, but even without lighting elTects and things like that, the play will be remembered as one of the highlights of this school year. The Junior Roundup was one of the few and far-between Junior parties held at school. You know how the class of the seniors-to-be is supposed to have so many activities that there isn't time for a party—well, we kind of sneaked that one in with a couple of good class advisors on our side. Here's hoping you'll come home for the Junior-Senior Reception because that is really going to be done up right. And don't forget U. D., Loie ... it can never forget you. The Class of '46 Class and School Hockey Champs. One Hundred Pifty'threc Junior Varsity Letter Winners—De- Jure. Copp, Schultz, Filippone, Di- Genova, Duncan. C Ius� of 17 Mis Charlotte Christnan, Junior Cias� Adviser, helping an interested student with her lessons after school . . . Soph Executive Committee—First Ron: Williams, Shaw, Orlando, Simpson, Anderson, Sailor, Jefferies, Holmes; Second Row: Lewis, Dickson, Danehower, Lawson, Schmidt; Third Ron: Hcring, Hayes, Wallace, Martin. Manuel, Gibbons, Kenny, Kennedy, Schulling, Grant, Smith . . . Room 123 (Winning Home Room in Maga- zine Campaign)—Front Ron: Wood, Stevens, Schultz, Eaton, Miss Bock, Kline, Spangler, Cavage, Warner, Sweeney; Second Row: Miller, McElwee, Hartmire, James. Baker, Bitting, O’Masta, Ross, VanNcst: Third Row: Ridings, Williams, Gallagher, Tulp, Sherrill, Con- ant, Kompass; Fourth Ron: Marley, Nietneyer, Burke, Hughes. Hammond . . . Varsity I-etter Winner—Milly Crate, only Sophomore Girl to win her letter . . . Tribunal Members—First Row: Hartmire, Manning, Herzog, Mauntel; Second Row: Shields, Butterworth, Sherwood. One Hundred Fifty four Mr. Wayne Boyd, efficient adviser of the Class of 1947 .. . Donald Sykes, Mary Buttcrworth, Mildred Crate, and Bill Butterworth, Class Color Captains . . . Sophomore boys to win their varsity letter include on the front row Bell, Smith, Doyle, and Jordan; on the back row: Moore and Kilgore . . . Nancy Wagner, Ethel Morris, and Louise Esterline, secretaries during the magazine cam- paign ... A crowd of jolly sophs at their class party. One Hundred Fifty five Cb� Class Officers—Front: Jack Simpson, Bob Sailor; Back: Anthony Orlando. Margery Anderson . . . Soph Mem- bers of the Publications Business Staff—Jean Shaw, Pat Foot, Anne Hurtmire, Nancy Mitsch, Pat Singwald . . . Soph Hockey Champs—First Row: Eleanor Hendrixson, Barbara Mullins, Milly Crate, Betty Hilton, Lillian Shaffer; Back Row: Betsy Clement, Barbara Carter, Ethel Morris, Barbara Henry . . . Boys Basketball Champs— First Row: Bill Lane, Sterling Henion, Don Endy; Back Row: Barry Gibbons, Dick Saunders . . . Soccer Champs —First Row: Harry Lester, Marshall Schuler, Bill Hafley, Austin Platt, Jim Miller; Second Row: Arthur Small, Bud Pettit, Robert DeFarges, Burton Smith; Third Row: Robert Schmidt, William Hoedt, John Kennedy . . . Girls’ Basketball Champs—First Row: Jean Shaw, Doris Decker, Dot Rutledge; Back Row: Rosemarie Lyons, Barbara Herzog, Dot Fantom. One Hundred Fifty six Leading five talesmen in the Magazine Campaign— Jimmie Shull, Jackie Morris, Jim Ridings, Caroly Shel- ley, and Jack Miller . . . Carolyn Shelley, who topped all winners as leading salesmen in the Magazine Cam- paign . . . Sophomore Chairmen of Monitors: Front: Rosemary DiSanti, Pat Singwald, Margaret Swallow, Dottic Dickson. Bock: Don Sykes, Dave Shields, Jim Miller . . . Distinguished Honor Roll Winners: Louise Esterline, Mary Lou Lawson, Marcia Hartwig, Ethel Morris, Margaret Shook, Thelma Lindbcrg ... A group of happy Sophs at lunch, happy that it is spring, happy that it ts lunch, and just happy . . . Eileen Salootn, Mary Lou Lawson, Thelma Lindberg, Jack Partridge, and Don Marlcy talk to the Cadet teacher about their work in botany. Otic Hundred Fiftyseven ALMA MATE� tuna RMici f-pgi T what 15 this which r ‘ K ? dr-Md: arranged by CXHaupt 1 J J j| ' «f J. -J F? ' A morning sunliqht q� lda withqokien beams $A 0jf l gf P r1 tv rr j J Jlr f r J!-1 T iis our Upper Dar-by High School castle of our d pUi by High School castle of our dreams ..........im f = H= HH f 4 -4= M-hr- 4 3 ■ j r • r -J- -r ' j j if Mf Raise the chor • N us keep it rmoinq i k£ j. J1 J--4 oud her praise ; i f j ,s tell 534 =4= 4 4 4 -I—i—9—-- Jf JzJt r -H 1 : -r j. 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