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APR L Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fit Set 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 MARCH Sun Mon Tuo Wed Tim Frl sn 1 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22  n 25 26 27 28 29 MAY Sun Mon Tut Wed Thu rti So f 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 J UN E Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fii Set 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Tity D K The OWl UPPER DARBY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL UPPER DARBY PENNSYLVANIA J U N E 1 9 5 2 Oak icjA cAoal Editor-in-Chief LAVONNE OLSON â Assistant Editor JEAN FOSEID Art Editor JUDITH MARSHALL o Copy Editor ANN ADAMS â Photographic Editor EDWARD HOLLANDER calendar Foreword .... 6 Dedication 7 School Administrators 10 Faculty 12 Curriculum 16 School Board 18 In Memoriam 19 Secretaries .... 20 Cadet Teachers .... 21 % Classes Senior Advisers .... 24 Senior Executives.... 26 Scholarship, Service . . . 28 Who's Who 30 Seniors 32 Junior Homerooms . . . 76 Sophomore Homerooms. . 80 4 4A 0V4 . . . Activities Calendar......................88 Student Council .... 98 Publications..................100 Music........................106 Class Plays...................114 All-School Show .... 118 May Day.......................120 Hi-Q Team.....................124 Thespians.....................125 Clubs.........................126 Sports Football. Soccer . Cross Country Hockey. . Basketball . Wrestling . Cheerleaders Baseball. . Rifle . . Track . . Tennis . . Intramurals . 138 141 142 145 148 154 157 158 161 162 164 166 7Ve plamteci a nec ict.. - Enthusiasm of Purple or Gold during color con- tests. cheers for Purple and Gold during athletic events, sweet triumph over Haverford in the last football game of the year, aromas from chem lab and lunch room, six-weeks tests and mid-years, friendly greetings in the halls, dance decorations in the gym. senior portrait sittings, Senior Prom, caps and gowns, commencementâthese and more we shall always remember when we think of our senior year at Upper Darby High. Our purpose is to present a permanent record of the school year. It has been the sincere effort of the Staff and Editors to include all organizations and teams that have done so much to make our school life complete. With this in mind, we have used the calendar theme in the 1952 OAK to re- cord permanently the joys and sorrows, the tri- umphs and tribulations during this year of school growth. TVe dedicated Saak... For her sincerity, patience, and en- thusiastic interest in all school affairs, our class dedicates the 1952 OAK to Miss Zita E. Mallon, who for fifty- one consecutive years of teaching and administrative service, thirty- three of them at Upper Darby High School, has kept close to her heart the interests of young people in the classroom, in publications, and in social living. 7 4 Oci% Azctmiai foative ÂŁeader .,, To the Class of 1952: We in America are just becoming aware of the great responsibility of world leadership and of the necessity of using all our potential resources in order to maintain that leadership in a badly-divided world. The past genera- tion has witnessed the greatest advances in science, education, medicine, en- gineering. communication, transportation, government and standards of living that the modern world has known. Other advances that will completely over- shadow these will follow in the next generation. You in the Class of 1952 are privileged to live in this great era. It is not without its compensating hazards, dangers, and pitfalls, but we believe that you will carry the torch forward, build- ing more deeply into our national fabric those ideals that our forefathers cher- ished. and passing them on to other people that they. too. may share in our blessings. Your training for this great responsibility has really just begun. We believe that it has been sound and constructive. We wish for all of you a rich, full life âone characterized by growth and achievement and enriched by the blessings that come from unselfish service to mankind. 10 J. H. Tyson. Superintendent TV%ote letters ta ... To the Class of 1952: Commencement and Graduation! For three years you have been eagerly looking forward to that event. Since it has arrived, you wonder whether you are really ready for it. As you ponder, you begin to realize that you are about to sever your ties with your teachers and friends, including many intimate as- sociations. Life lies ahead, and you must look forward toward the solution of many problems which must be met. As you leave the portals of Upper Darby High School, may I assure you that you take with you the best wishes of the faculty for your own personal success and at the same time, the hope that you will ever be ready to defend and preserve our priceless freedom and liberty. One hundred eighteen gold stars in World War II and four thus far in the Korean War bear ample testimony to the courage and bravery of our graduates. May you hold your head high and be keenly aware of the responsibilities which lie ahead. Your Alma Mater believes that you have been equipped with the necessary tools for a creditable performance in life, and it has confidence in each and every one of you. J. E. Nancarrow, Principal i James Edward Nancarrow, B.S., M.A., D.Ed. Charles W. Holmes, B.A., M.A. Zita E. Mallon, B.S. Ralph M. Andersen, B.D.. B.S., M.S. Mary L. Lukens, B.A., M.A. Stanley F. Twoes. B.S., M.A. English Edith Gaulcrodger, B.A., M.A. Frances J. Gamble, B.A., M.S. Carl M. Hamsher. B.A., M.A. Murray C. Miller, B.A. Charles H. Morris. B.A. Helen M. Mowry, B.A., M.S. Paul K. Noel, B.A., M.A. Frieda E. Reed. B.A., M.A. Anne M. Slick. B.A. Maizie G. Weil. B.S. Frances E. Weimer, B.A., M.A. Margaret N. Yerkes. B.A. John D. Young, B.S.. M.A. History John S. Billingslea. B.A.. M.A. Helen S. Abrams, B.A., M.A. Charles M. Brooke. B.A. Paul Coffey. B.S., M.A. M. Randolph Grimmett, Ph.B.. M.Ed. Arthur B. Pursell, B.A., M.A. Clayton K. Shenk, B.S., M.Ed. Harold C. Thompson. B.S. Harry R. Wike, B.S.. M.Ed. Charles L. Wood. B.S.. B.D.. M.A. 12 4 Commercial Thomas J. Milne, B.C.S. Peter E. Bernardino, B.S.. M.Ed. Edna M. Danehower. B.S., M.S. Fred G. Forsgard. B.S., M.Ed. Pearl E. Garen, B.S., M.Ed. Frances G. Hup, B.S. Lucretia M. Kerr. B.S. Charles E. King, B.S. Fenn Minacci, B.S. Joseph E. Rhile. B.S.. M.S. Dorothy Rutledge, B.S. Patricia A. Singewald, B.S. Mathematics John Diehl, B.A., M.A. Robert N. Hartman, B.A., M.A. R. Paul LeCates, B.S. Carroll R. McDonnell. B.S. Charles T. Oswald, Ch.E., M.S. Dean E. Shull, B.S. Stanley F. Twoes. B.S., M.A. Roy W. Wolfgang, B.S. (Mili- tary Leave) Science McKinley H. Stevens, B.A., M.A. Ivon E. Culver. B.S.. B.A., Ed.D. Edwin L. Harer. B.A. William S. Kehl, B.A., B.D., M.A. George G. Lower, B.S.. M.A. Floyd H. Neff, B.A., M.A. Chelsy G. Remley, B.S., M.S. Emma H. Sommerfield, B.S., M.A. Edson C. Strange, B.S.. M.S. 13 7tciau acci... 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., M.Ed. Agnes B. Grunberg, B.S., M.A. E. Lucile Noble. B.A., M.A. Physical Education Herbert S. Herzog, B.S., M.S. E. Virginia Bosler, B.S. Fred R. Loeb, B.S., M.S. Carson J. Thompson, B.S., M.Ed. Elizabeth F. Williams, B.S., M.S. Alma G. Wolstenholme. R.N., School Nurse Home Economics Ruth I. Breese, B.S. Alice M. Huston, B.S. Julia S. Miller, B.S., M.S. School Music David D. M. Haupt, B.S., M.A., D.Mus. Clyde R. Dengler, B.S., M.A.. D.Mus. Robert A. Doane. B.S., M.S. Industrial Arts George W. Hoehler, M.E.. B.S., M.S. Eugene R. Maelhorn, B.S. Arthur W. Packer George J. Russ. B.S. Anchor L. Williams, B.S. (Mili- tary Leave) Library Ruth A. Leaman. B.Ph. M. Ruth Bassett. B.S.. M.S. Art Elizabeth Kingsley. B.F.A., M.F.A. 15 SoMte frrefrci%ecC cMec e.., Upper Darby offers preparatory training for many occupations and professions. In our Academic Course, students become ac- quainted with history, economics, and other social studies. The Scientific Course pre- sents concentrated study in intermediate and advanced mathematics and in varied science topics. The experimental facilities make biology, chemistry, and physics prac- tical as well as theoretical. Commercial students learn to operate modern business machines and typewriters. They receive instruction in shorthand, Eng- lish. and law. Many of them obtain actual business experience, working in the commer- cial office. Girls taking the Arts and Crafts Course find their work in the home economics de- partment not only interesting but also very valuable in their future life. The boys learn manual skills in the shops, thereby obtaining preparation for many and varied occupa- tions. 16 .., voc zti M .,. In the picture, upper left of the pre- ceding page, members of the acceler- ated chemistry class gathered accurate data for an experiment. Shown lower left is Miss Garenâs academic typing classâa course open to all students. Pictured at the right, future farmers demonstrate automobile motor repair in agriculture class. In the picture below, boys of the Arts and Crafts Course study the metal lathe in metal shop. 17 SCecteet friatmed... During the past five years the School Board has doubled the size of the Senior High School campus by adding sixteen acres of land. The carefully-planned expansion program, now nearing completion, includes an academic wing, a gymnasium, and a bus garage. Meanwhile, the problem of in- creased elementary school population has been partly solved by the building of two new elementary schoolsâPrimos and Hill- crest. Claiming the School Board's attention while administering these projects totaling $4,000.000. have been all the usual problems of maintenance, finance, and instruction, and a sustained interest in all the schools of the Township. Members of the Board pictured above in the first row are: Mr. Vanleer I. Bond. Mrs. Bertha S. Wert, Dr. George G. Dilworth, Mrs. Rhoda S. Seeburger. Mr. John H. Fra- zier; in the second row: Dr. Edgar B. Cale. Mr. George W. Hoehler. Assistant to the Superintendent, Mr. N. Horace Berman, Dr. J. Vernon Ellson. Mr. John H. Tyson, Super- intendent of Schools, Mr. John C. Parry, Mr. John J. Schiedel. Secretary. Mr. Stewart B. Harkness. Treasurer. Mr. R. Winfield Baile, Solicitor. TiJe sientemfiei.., John Smith Billingslea John Smith Billingslea, who was born in 1892 in Westminster. Maryland, grad- uated from Western Maryland College in 1913 where his activities were extensive, in- cluding a full athletic program and a posi- tion on the varsity football team. However, his greatest interest lay in the field of music as a member of the Glee Club and of a quartet that sang throughout the State. After graduation he continued his studies at Johns Hopkins and assisted his father, the president of Smith and Yingling Canning Company. He then served as an officer with the U. S. Army in the Mexican Border War and World War I. After the war he served as a director of one of the influential newspapers of Maryland and as a member of the Board of Directors of the Westmin- ster Bank. He took an active part in the local Rotary Club, in Masonic activities, and served as Post Commander of the American Legion. Then in 1921 he was elected to the Maryland State Legislature. In the follow- ing years, a physical condition which devel- oped as a result of military service became more acute and caused him to build up an entirely new pattern of living. After com- pleting his graduate work at the University of Pennsylvania, Mr. Billingslea came to Upper Darby and became head of our His- tory Department four years later. Now Mr. Billingslea has fitted into a new patternâbigger and better than he ever knew here. Only the place he lived in is gone. The teacher we knew, the mind we felt, the character that impressed us. the soul of the man is alive. What he contrib- uted to our lives will not fade outâwill not be lost. To his students he was a friend, sympathetic and kind, an understanding teacher and a gentleman. All those who knew Mr. Billingslea loved and admired him for his helpfulness and quiet discipline. 19 g W tke Acetteb... Our school secretaries help the machine of school business affairs to run more smoothly by keeping accurate records of enrollments, courses, grades, and personal histories for the administration. Assisting the superintendent are Miss Elizabeth Longaker, Mrs. Betty Jo Apple, and Miss Miriam Powers; Mrs. Elizabeth Paxtonâs assignment is as Mr. Hoehlerâs pri- vate secretary. Working in the principalâs office are Miss Dorothy Cole and Miss Ro- many Craig. Mrs. Margaret Boyd directs the High School Office, Mrs. Thelma Malin has charge of the Activities Fund, and Miss Walda Corriston is secretary in Mr. Holmes' office. The cafeteria corpsmen, whom most Upi- dites see from I 1:45 to 1:15, are on the job before and after the students are in school. Under the direction of Mrs. Ann Snyder, head dietitian, a staff of seven women pro- vided lunches for hungry students. The workers this year were Mrs. Gertrude Bo- gart, Mrs. Emma Devitt, Mrs. Mable Elber- son. Mrs. Mary Hippie, Mrs. Florence Lloyd. Mrs. Catherine Palmer, and Mrs. Lydia Schlichter. 20 Nullity t ety omnAcct. The school spirit at Upper Darby sure is swell.â commented the cadet teachers this year. These young men and women from Penn, Temple, Drexel, West Chester, and Villanova are re- quired by state law to student-teach for one semester. Besides helping the faculty in the classroom and taking charge of one class for a month, they are given other duties, including work in the office, library, or study hall. Miss Mallon is the school superviser of this program. Cadet teachers for the first semester are pictured at the top right: Neu- bauer, Ranire. Feldman, Shubert, Hughes, Sloan, Cotter, Mitchell. Zang- will, Gigliotti: Second semester: Long. Szczurowski. Peggs, Applestun, Schenk, Weinstock, De Rosa. Snitzer, Hare, Andolaro, Rhudy. Striving to keep our rooms, halls, and campus clean were head custodian. David Lewis, and assistants, Dudley King, Evan Meredith, Frank Whilldin, Reuben Neidlinger, Steven Swartz. Wil- liam Mann, and Sadie Davis. Pictured is Mr. Lewis on the job. 21 Oeci zdvi ier i ave Setting a new record for the 100- yard dash, Miss Alice Goodman rushed down the hall between her Spanish classes and the senior office. She then began her daily duties as Spanish teacher, chairman of the service honor roll committee, member of many other faculty committees, and adviser to the class of '52 Always surrounded by a group of students. Aunt Alice enjoyed con- sulting with us or just gossiping about school events. When we look back on our high school days, we will always remember Miss Goodman's friendly manner, her kindness, her fairness, and her enthusiastic pride in our class. Pictured at the right. Miss Goodman cuts a cake at a party with her All- School Show football boys. 24 Aetfaivify A zvict 4 4 4 Mr. Herzog's friendly smile and lively spirit have animated all our class activi- tiesâsophomore magazine campaign, parties, dances, checking the senior pictures and gowns, and the problems of a busy senior year. His encourage- ment and guidance have proved inval- uable to our class. In addition to his class activities. Mr. Herzog spent much time instructing the boys in gym and supervising play- ground activities in the school district. We will not soon forget the time, thought, and effort Mr. Herzog de- voted to us and our interests during our senior year. Mr. Herzog is shown at the left in consultation with one of his boys. 25 ÂŁanlt} ,ia the (fear cue elected arcera... Wielding the gavel for the Class of '52. Parke Hess demonstrated his versatility in every phase of activity including the ACORN. Student Council, class commit- tees. W.A.F. and Hi-Y clubs, baseball and intramurals, and scholarship. Active in sports was Parke's assistant. Bob Abbott, who also contributed to the Stu- dent Council and Hi-Y. Bob served for three years as Purple color captain. Leading the list of Joan Miller's activities were hockey and the vice-presidency of Girls' Hi-Y. Our secretary also participated in class committees. Student Council, and A Cappella. Financial expert for the Class of '52 was Rowland Hutchinson. Hutch, president of Boys' Hi-Y. also took part in Student Council, class committees, and baseball. 26 i jcoMUHittee eawcUuatect activities... With the goal of boosting school spirit the Senior Executive Committee, under President Parke Hess, met every Monday morning. The class advisers and the seven- teen members discussed class problems and planned for the party, play, and dance. They sent cards and flowers to students and teachers when they were ill and on Memorial Day they placed wreaths on the graves of teachers who had died. The committee, with Bob Abbott, also arranged our assem- bly programs. The Senior Executive Committee shown standing below are first row: Treasurer Rowland Hutchinson, Historian Joan Parker, President Parke Hess, Secretary Joan Miller. Vice-President Bob Abbott: second row: David MacCleary, Ann Kildare. Joyce Mac- Gillivray. Sue Holmes, Barbara Frazier. Bet- tina Belefonte; third row: Harold Keeler, Jack MacKnight, David Kline. Bill Fawley, Bruce Schmucker, Tom Kerr. Miss Goodman and Mr. Herzog, class advisers, proved the steadying influence of the committee. 27 Sc atar kifc 'filled the ,day nuzacf... nrW 1 â âą âą Upper Darby is proud of these six stu- dents who have distinguished themselves by achieving highest scholastic honors in the class of 1952. They have not only proved their scholastic ability for three years but also have given much of their time and serv- ice to school activities. Because of their consistent effort, they have attained the Scholarship Award, which entitles them to have their name engraved upon the Scholar- ship Plaque. The top six in scholarship in the Class of 1952, pictured below in the order of their final standings, are Lavonne Olson. Elizabeth Eller, Geraldine Fenner, Lesley Tarleton, Paul Strenge, and Lois Parry. The class of 1952 honors the six members who in the eyes of their classmates have con- tributed most during their three years in Upper Darby High School to the school's success in athletics, student government, dramatics, publications, class activities, clubs, and musical organizations. Loyalty and devotion to Upper Darby have won for them the admiration of their classmates and the honor of having their names inscribed upon the Service Plaque in the front hall. The service winners, pictured above, are Parke Hess. President of the Senior Class; Rowland Hutchinson, President of Boys' Hi- Y; Robert Greene. ACORN Features Edi- tor; Elizabeth Eller, President of Girlsâ Hi-Y; Lavonne Olson, OAK Editor-in-Chief; and Geraldine Fenner, Publications Business Manager. 29 One cUuf, xve ztectect... Most Popular Joan Miller Parke Hess Best Looking Janice Schorr Bob Naegely Most Versatile Bobs Miller Dave Barney Cutest Couple Artie Copes Bob Abbott Best Athletes Tina Hilton Dick Cahill Peppiest Nancy Blessing Rowland Hutchinson 30 Our fcauel 'W ad ,., Hardest Workers Gerry Fenner Bob Greene Biggest Flirts Jo Buono Dwight Wood |||M Most Dignified Anne Cowing Jay Gibson Wittiest Betti Belefonte Dick Swart Friendliest Ann Adams Bill Hugo Most Likely to Succeed Dave Kline Libby Eller 31 7Vc raided aur voices... W. ROBERT AB80TT 47 Revere Road Droiol Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Ai! School Show Cos 4: A. A. Council 2. 3 4- Student Council 3. 4 Class: Color Captain 2, 3, 4; Commencement Ushor 3: Eiocutivo Committoo 2, 3. 4: Vice- Prosidon: 3. 4 Clubs: Hi Y 3. 4. Sports: Junior Varsity Baseball 7: Varsity Base ball 3 Junior Varsity Basketbal1 2: Varsity Football 2. 3. 4 ELIZABETH KAY ACKERMAN 5245 Apacha Lane Dreiel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Class: Committocs: Danco 2. 3. 4. Eiecutivo 2. Party 2, 3. Piay 3. 4 Clubs: Chora' 3 Sports: 8askotba â Numerals 2 NANCY JANE ADAMS 3718 Taylor Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Ali-Schoo' Show Cast 4: Honor Ro'l 2: Leaders Group 3, 4 Class: Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4 Eiecutivo 2. 3. Party 2. 3. 4. Play 3. 4 Clubs: A Cappoiia 3. 4: Bowling 2. 3. Vico President 4; Chora' 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 2. 3. Treasurer 4; Latin 2: Tay Wistalvan 2. 3 VIVIAN MARY ALLEN 7263 Pine Street Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Re 4 Class: Party Committee 3. 4 Clubs: Chorol 2. 3, 4 CLARK ANDERSON 1037 Bryan Street Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: D .,;nqâ;Vhed Honor Rc 3: Hor: Re' 3. 4- Studen,- Council 2 Class: Danco Committoo 4 Sports: Baskotbe Numera s 3 JOSEPH C. ACCARDI 7903 Arlington Avenue Upper Darby ACCOUNTING PURPLE ANN ADAMS 257 Priscilla Lane Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE School: ' Acorn Reporter 2: Studont Council. Secrotary 4 Class: Commencement Ushor 3: Committees: Danco 2. 3 4 Eiecutivo 2, Party 2. 3, 4, Play 3. 4: Oak Literary Staff 3. Copy Editor 4- Play Ushor 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. Eiecutivo 4; Loouwonncok 3: Library 3: Horace Mann, President 4; Hi-Y 4: Spanish 3. President 4 Sports: Varsity Basketba . Manager 4; Hcckov Numerals 3 JOAN AUGUSTA ALBANESE 704 Harper Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: A I-School Show Production 4: Nationo Thespian Society 2. 3. 4: School Staqo Crow 2. 3. 4 Class: Junior Play Stage Crew 4- Senior Play Stage Crow 2. 3 Stage Manager 4 Clubs: Bowling 2: P'olados 2: Word Affair Forum 3. 4 CAROL JEAN ANDERSON 1704 South State Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE School: Band Color Guard 3. 4 Class: Play Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3 LOIS MIRIAM ANDREWS 244 Sanford Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Class: Dance Committee 4 Clubs: Bowling 3. 4 32 Siufyivty tie AottyA tie cCC.,. LOIS F. ANTONUCCI 200 LeCarra Drive Lantdowno GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Class: Dane© Committee A Clubs: Boau« Arts A Sports: Baskotball Numerals A PATRICIA ANN ATKINSON 108 Kenmor© Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: AH School Show Cast 4; Publications Agent A Class: Committoos: Danco 2. 3. 4, Party 2. 3. 4. Play 3. 4 Clubs: Chora 4: French 2: Spanish 3. 4 DIANE LOUISE BALDINO 129 Springton Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: A! -Schoc-1 Show Cost 3: Publications Agont 4 Class: Committoos: Erocutivo 2. Party 2. 4. Pay 3. 4 Clubs: Chora' 2. 3. A MARCIA JOAN BALE 320 Bayard Road Upp«r Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Ro 4 Clubs: Choral 2 3. 4 JUNE HENRIETTA BALUKJIAN âą 434 Bywood Avenua Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Distinguished Honor Rc 3' Hone r Roll 3. 4; Publications Business Staff 3. 4: Plications Typing Staff 4 Clubs: Choral 3. 4 BETTY LOUISE ATKINSON 205 Berbro Avenue Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Clubs: Choral 2 CLARA MAE BAILEY 5151 Grammercy Drive Clifton Heights ACADEMIC GOLD Entered September. 1951 School: Bond 4 PHYLLIS ROSE BALDINO 309 Long Lane Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 4 Honor Rc1â 4 Upi-Dah Literary Staff 3: Welfare Agent 2 Class: Committoos: Danco 3. 4. Party 3 Clubs: Choral 2, 3, 4 MILDRED LOUISE BALL 925 Cornell Avenue Dreiel Hill SALESMANSHIP GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 4 Distinguished Honor Rol' 4; Honor Rol 2 3: Leaders' Group 3. 4; Publications Agent 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Dance C-n- mittoe 3 Clubs: A Cappe a 3, 4- Ch 'V 3. Erocufive Committee 2. A CHARLES DAVENPORT BARKSDALE 17 Powell Lane Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Clubs: D?strib-,: Educari'-. 4 33 'ZiJ at cu Uc tu x%aivify ctvtCiy,6t... GEORGE EDWARD BARNETT 133 Hampden Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Club : Distributive Education 4 PAUL McQUAY BARTH 160 Long Lane Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Clubs: Distributive Education 4 RICHARD VINCENT BATTISTIC 75 Dreielbrook Drive Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Acorn Repertor 3, 4: A '.I School Show Cost 3: Student Council 3 Clast: Commoncoment Usher 3 Clubs: Chess 4 French. President 4: Musica Masforpieces 4- Stoinmot: 3. President 4- Visual Aids 4: World Affair Forum 3. 4 RITA MARGE BECCIA 4198 Midway Avenue Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Clubs: Chora1 3. 4 DAVID J. BARNEY 1109 Ormond Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: A. A. Council 3. 4: Studont Counci 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 3. 4. Eiocutive 3. 4. Party 4. Play 3 Clubs: Hi Y 2. 3. Treasurer 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Cross Country ?â Var- sity Cross Country 3. Co-Coptoin 4: Vorsity Trock 3: Junior Varsity Wrestlinq 2. Varsity Wrestling 3, Co-Captain 4 GERALD H. BATTEN 234 Parker Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE JANE ELIZEBETH BAXTER 457 Derwyn Road Dreiel Hill ACCOUNTING PURPLE School: WoHare Agent 2: Publications Aqont 3 Class: Danco Committoe 3 VIRGINIA ANN BECKER 316 Copley Road Upper Darby ACCOUNTING GOLD J BARBARA HAYDEN BEISSEL 3213 Huey Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Acorn Reporter 3. 4: Honor Roil 2. 3' Orchestra 2. 3, District 3 4 Clast: Commencement Usher 3: Commirtoos: Dance 2. 3. Party 2. 3, 4. Play 3, 4; Senior Play Production 2: Play Usher 3 Clubs: Astrcphychem 2. 3- Latin 2 3. 4; Leeu âąvenhoek 2, 3, 4- Horace Mann 4 BETTINA M. BELEFONTE 7211 Hazel Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 3. 4- Distinguished Honor Roll 4: Honor Roll 4: Leaders' Group 4: National Thespian Society 3. Treasurer 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Donee 3. 4. Executive 4. Party 3. 4; Junior Pay Cast: Senior Ploy Cast Clubs: Choral 2, 3, 4- Horace Mann 4: Pleiades 2: Toy Wistolvan 3. 4 34 tyifoU (vit fyaCdeu $e zwi ?... BARBARA ANN BERESIK 3860 Dennison Avenue Drexel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Class: Commitfoes: Dance 4. Play 4 Clubs: Bowling 3. 4 ARDETH BESTERMAN 743 Fairfax Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cost 3: Loaders Group 4; Publications Agent 2: Student Council 4: Woltâar© Agon: 3 Class: Committees: Dance 3. 4. Party 2. 3: Play Usher 4 Clubs: Choral ?. 3. 4 JOSE BERGUIDO 823 Collenbroolc Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Band 2. 4. Lettor 3 Class: Commencomen. Usher 3: Dance Com- mitteo 3 WINIFRED GRACE BEVERIDGE 16 Valley Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Entered: November. 1951 NANCY ELLEN BIDET 26 Cloverdale Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Cost 4; National Thes- pion Socioty 4 Class: Committees: Dance 3, 4, Party 4: Senior Play Cost Clubs: Choral 3 NANCY ANN BLESSING 121 Summit Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: A -School She w Cast 3- Distinguished Honor Rcâl 2- Honor Roll 2. 4: Studont Council 3- Upi-Doh Literary Staff 3. 4; Welfare Agent 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4. Party 2, 3. 4. Ploy 3, 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. Secrotary 4, E«ocutivo Com- mifteo 4 Sports: Cheer'eoding 3. 4- Varsity Hockey 4 DALE WOODS BOYD 2507 Mansfield Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Bond 2 Clubs: Hi Y 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Cross Country 3: Junior Varsity Wrestling 2: Varsity Wrestling 3. 4 ROBERT H. BLAIR 1109 Morgan Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Clubs: Spanish 4 BARBARA J. BLUMSTEIN 478 Harper Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Acorn Reportor 2. 3. Staff Secrotary 4: Band 4. Letter 3- Horcr Roll 2. 3 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 2. 3. Party 2. 3. 4. Ploy 3. 4: Piay Usher 4 Clubs: Ast'ophychem 3: Hl-Y 4 Terraq.a 2 Sports: J nice Varsity Hockey Manager 3 JOAN ANNE BOYD 715 Lindale Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Class: Committee-.: Dance 3. 4. P oy 3 Clubs: Bowling 3: German 3. Secretory 4 Li brary 3 35 xur Sc o C.,. SHIRLEY ANNE BRADLEY 117 Summit Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Entorod Soptombor. 1951 Clubs: Choral 4: Hippocratos 4 CHARLES L. BROBEIL 818 Blythe Avenue ACADEMIC Drexel Hill GOLD CHARLOTTE F. BROWN 521 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: All-S hod Show Cost 4; Honor Roll 2 4; Loader'.' Group 4; Upi-Deh Literary Staff 4 Class: Color Coptain 2. 4- Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4. Play 4 Clubs: A Coppoâla 3. 4: Choral 2. 3. 4: Fronch 2: Hi-Y 4 SHIRLEY ANN BROWN 333 Maple Avenue Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Class: Committees: Dance 3. 4- Play 4 Clubs: Choral 3. Executive Committee 4- Fronch 2 GLORIA DIANE BURFEIND 305 Eldon Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Loedors' Group 4; Student Council 4- Welfare Agent 2 4 Class: Committees: Dance 2, Party 3, PI ay 3. 4- Play Usher 4 Clubs: A Coppel a 3. 4- Br v inq 3. Treasurer 4 Team 4; Choral 2. 3, 4- Spanish 2. 3 GLENDA F. BRIDGENS Bishop Road Secane ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Ail-School Show Cast 2. 3. 4: Band 2. Letter 3: Distinguished Honor Roll 4: Honor Roll 4; Orchestra 2. 4 THOMAS GEORGE BROCK 144 Normandy Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Band 2, 4. Letter 3 JOAN N. BROWN 508 Millbenlc Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Band Co or Guard 2 Class: Dance Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 3. 4 JOANNA MARIE BUONO 7220 Hilltop Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: A School Show Cast 3 Class: Co'or Captain 4- Committees: Donee 3. 4. Party 4. Play 4: Play Usher 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3 Sports: Cheerloading 2, 3. Captain 4 EUGENE PATRICK BURKE 7028 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Entered January. 1951 School: Student Council 3 36 @ z tle mci cUccuk ... ROBERTA JEAN BURNS 1124 Lindale Avenue Oreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Upi-Dahâ Aft Staff 4 Clatt: Dane© CommitteÂź 4 RICHARD JOSEPH CAHILL 7210 Lamport Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: A. A. Coum 4; A ! School Show Cost 4; Student Council 3 Sport : Junior Varsity Basketba l 2. 3: Varsity Batebail 3: Vartity Football 2, 3. Captain 4 VINCENT CAMPANARO 7112 Haxel Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Club : Spanish 3 PETER FRANCIS CARACILIO 213 Margate Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Sport : Soft Ba Numerals 2 RONALD MARSHALL CASE 3723 Taylor Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: All-School Show Ca t 3: Band 2. 4. Lottcr 3 Clatt: Committeos: Dance 2. 3, Exocutivo 2. Party 2. 3 Sport : Basketball Numerals 2: Varsity Soccer 4 PAUL BRIAN BURROUGHS 417 Spruce Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Bology PrixÂź 2: Honor Ro I 3- Publica- tions Agon. 3 Club : French 4 Sport : Varsity Cross Country 4 BARBARA JEANNE CALE 846 Alexander Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: A I School Show Cast 4 Production 3: Distinguished Honor Roll 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4âą Mathematics Prixo 3: Publication Agent 2: Student Council 4 Clatt: Committees: Donee 2. 3. 4, Party 2. 3. 4. Play 4; Hay Usher 2. 3. 4 Club : A Cappe a 3. 4: Choral 2. 3 4. District 4: French 2. 4. President 3: Hi-Y 3. 4 Sport : Junior Varsity Hockey 3' Junior Varsity Tennit 3 JOSEPH R. CAMPBELL S023 Bond Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: A. A. Council 4 Clatt: Commencement Ushor 3: E ocutivÂź Com- mitteÂź 2. 3 Club : Chore . Executive Ccmmitfco 4- Hi-Y 3. 4 Sports: J..n:or Verity Basketba 2: Junior Var- sity Footbe 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Var- sity Tenni 2. 3 DOLORES CASCIATO 7265 Walnut Street Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: AH-School Show Cas 3. 4- Publications Agont 2: Upi-Den ' Literary Staff 3 Clatt: Commencement Ushor 3: Comjpitteos: Dance 2. 3 4. Party 2. 3. Play 3 Club : Choral 3 4: Spanish 3. Treasurer 4 MARLYN LOUISE CASWELL 73 Lamport Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: A11-School Show Cast 3 4 Clatt: Committeos: Donco 3, Par'y 3. 4. Play 4; Ploy Uther 4 Cubt: Choral 3. Atsls'an: Secretory 4 Sport : Hockey Numera is 3: Cheerioeding 4 37 âIRcicde t e it riayiay,,. ANNA MARGARET CAVAGE 621 Copley Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD JOHN G. CELLINI 142 Springton Road Upper Darby BUSINESS GOLD School: Horvor Ro 4 O. EDWARD CHRISTOPHERSEN 401 South Cedar Lane Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Biology Prize 2: National Thespian So- ciety 4; Welfare Agont 2. 3 Oats: Senior Play Cos Clubs: Steinmotz 2: Visoal Aids 2, 3, 4 EDITH NOEL COLLINS 5 South Fifth Street Lansdowne GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Clubs: Chore 4 Sports: Soft Bn i Numerals 3 ARDETH COPES 3414 Highland Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: A. A. Council 4: All-School Show Cast 4; Studont Council 2. Socrotery 4- Wolf ore Agent 3 Class: Color Captain 3: Commoncomonl Ushor 3: Committees: Dance 4. Party 3. 4: Ploy Usher 4 Clubs: A Cappelia 4; Choral 2. 3. 4- French 2: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 Sports: Choe' ceding 3 4; Junior Varsity Bos Icotball 2. 3: Varsity Beslcetball 4: Junior Var- sity Hockoy 2: Vorsity Hockey 3. Captain 4 JOAN ELEANOR CAVANAUGH 213 Burmont Road Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Sports: Besketba Numerals 3. 4 DOROTHY ALICE CHILDS 71 South Harwood Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Acorn Reporter 2: A l-Schoo' Show Production 4: Honor Roll 2. 4; Natione' Thespian Socioty 4; Publications Agont 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Dance Com mittoo 2, 3. 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Play Usher 3. 4 Clubs: Ploiades 2 DORIS JANE CLARK 542 Wiltshire Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Class: Committees: Dance 2. 3. Play 4 ploy Usher 4 Clubs: A Cappe la 3, 4: Choral 2, 3, 4 HELEN RUTH COLLINS 22 College Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: AH-School Show Cast 3. 4 Leaders Group 4; Upi-Doh Literary Staff 3 Class: Committees: Dance 2, 3. 4. Party 2. 3: Oak Literary Staff 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. Exortive Committee 4 ROBERT COREKIN 42 Westbrook Drive Clifton Heights SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Bond 3. 4 38 d yud Aei tell,.. ROBERTA KATHERINE COVERT SOS Liltltcrofl Ro«d Uppor Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Welfaro Agent 3 Clan: Committeos: Donee 2, 3. 4. Ploy 4 ANNE ALFRETTA COWING 647 Aronimink Place Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Biology Prize 2: Distinguished Honor Roil 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll 3. 4; Publication Agont 3 Clan: Committeos: Donco 2, 3. Exocutivo 2. Party 3. 4. Ploy 3. 4; Oak Literary Staff 3. 4; Ploy Usher 3 Clubs: A Coppoila 3. 4: Bowlinq 2. 3. Secrotary 4, Team 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Toy Wistalvan 2. 3. 4 MATTISON N. CRESSE 2419 West Marshall Road Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Clubs: Riflo 2 WALTER JAMES CROSBY 311 Cheswold Road Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Clubs: German 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Cross Country 4; Seim ming 2 BARBARA ELIZABETH CULVER 518 Aleiander Avenue Dreiel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Rc 4 JOAN ARLENE COWIE 51 Sycamore Avenue Aldan STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Acorn Roportcr 2: All-School She Cast 4: Distinguished Honor Rol 2. 3, 4; Honor Ro'l 4- Enqlish Prize 3: Pub ications Business Staff 3, Advertising Monaqer 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4, Party 2, 3. Play 4 Clubs: A Cappo a 4- Bowling 3: Choral 2. 3. 4; Library 2, 3 Sports: Hockey Numero 3 WILLIAM ROBERT CRATE 727 Foss Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Al' School Shoe Cast 4; Honor R 2. 3: Studont Council 2. 3 Class: Executive Committee 2, 3 Clubs: Hl-Y 3. 4 Sports: Junior Vers ts Beskotba 2: Van y Football 4 SARAH CAROLYN CROKER 909 Harper Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Ai School Shoe Cast 3: School Staqe Crew 2 Class: Committees: Danco 3. Executive 3 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4: French 4- Latin 2 MARY LOUISE CRUDDEN 301 Township Line Llanerch ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Welfare Agent 3 JANICE A. CUNNIE 100 Ashby Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Entered September. 1951 Class: Dan-e Committee 4 39 ta t ee, Selavect School! .. ANN DATESMAN 7068 Ruskin Lane Upper Derby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Publicationi Aqont 4 Class: Committees: Dance 3. A, Exocutivo 3. Play 3. A: Play Usher 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4 JOAN ELIZABETH DAVIS 900 Addingham Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committed: Dance 2. 3. A, Party 3. Play 3. 4; Play Ushor 3. 4 Clubs: Latin 3: Spanish 4 JAMES WILLIAM DeBAUN 218 LeCarra Drive Lansdowne ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE WILLIAM NELSON DEERE 231 Margate Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Clubs: Bowling 4; Pleiades 2 JOSEPH T. DeJURE 7103 Hilltop Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Clubs: Bowling Toam 2 H. PHILLIP DAVIES 3847 Plumstead Avenue ACADEMIC Class: Dance Committoo 4 Drexel Hill PURPLE MARY JANE DAVISON 3400 Huey Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-Schco Show Cast A: Horcr R-i 4 Class: Commoncomont Usher 3: Ccmmittoos: Danco 3, 4. Party 3 Clubs: Chora 2. 3 4: French 2. 3 Sports: Basketba Numerals 4: Junior Varsity Basketba'I 3: Junior Varsity Hockey 2: Var- sity Hockey 3. A HAMILTON P. DECKER. JR. 6443 Chestnut Street Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Fingorprinfinq Group 3 Clubs: Bowling. Toom 4; Spanish 4 LEONARD R. DeFOGGlA 109 Houston Road Lansdowne DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD Clubs: Distributive Education, Treasurer 4 LESLIE JANE DELANEY 8133 Arlington Avenue ACADEMIC Class: Dance Committee 4 Upper Darby PURPLE 40 'ityctil ta t ee , zM AaiCf.,, RAYMOND E. DE VRIES. JR. 3722 School Lane Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: âAcorn Roportor 2. 3. Sport Editor A Honor Roll 4 Clow: Commencement Usher 3: Danco Com- mitteo 4 Club : Hi-Y 4 LOLA JOAN DI FLORIO 6 Englewood Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Club : Choral 3 CAROL ANN Dl PAUL 7125 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Honor Rc 4 Clubs: French 3 DANIEL JAMES Dl PIETRO 4009 Marshall Road Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE GORDON C. DIXON 306 East Essex Avenue Lansdowne GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE School: Student Council 2 Clubs: Bo rq 3. President 4 Team 4 Sports: Soccer Numerals 2 BARBARA GRACE Dl BENEDETTO 589 Snowden Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Class: Commiftoos: Donee 4. Party 3. Ploy 4 Clubs: Choral 3. 4 GERALDINE JOSEPHINE Dl FULVIO 7235 Bradford Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE School: Honor R A Clubs: Distributive Education 4 BRUNO ANTHONY Dl PAULO 10 Wellington Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Band 2. 3. 4 Clubs: Vitual Aid 2 Sports: Soccer Numerals 2 ELEANOR V. Dl SCIULLO 6827 Clover Lane Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Class: Danco Committoo 4 BETSY ANNE DOSTER 716 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-Schoo1 S'-o Cast 3: Publications Business Staff 2: Welfare Agent 2 Class: Committee : Dance 2. 3. A. Party 2. 3 A, Play 3 â Clubs: French 2. 4 41 Saccei ace , and joyoct ,,, ROBERT WAYNE DOYLE 3414 Plumstead Avenue Droiol Hili ACADEMIC GOLD School: All-School Show Co ? 4- Band 2. 3, 4; Orchostra 4 DORIS JEAN DUFFY 416 Spruca Avenue Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE School: Publicationi Aqont 2, 3. 4 Clan: Danca Committee 3 Clubt: Chora' 2, 4 JAMES DUNBAR 1130 Wilion Drive Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD Clubs: Distributive Education 4 EUGENIA MARIE E8RIGHT 205 Avon Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE School: A School Show Cost 3. 4; Publications Business Staff 3, Assistant Advertising Man- aqer 4: Welfare Aqent 2 Class: Commencement U her 3: Commi toos: Dance 2. 3, 4. Party 3 4. Play 3. 4 Clubs: A Cappel'a. Assistant Secretary 4 Choral 2. 3. 4 THOMAS S. EELLS. JR. 231 Rocklyn Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD ROBERT S. DRACUP 11 Central Avenue Primos ACADEMIC GOLD Sports: Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4 JOHN FRANCIS DUGAN 915 Ormond Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Bioloqy Pri?e 2: Honor Roll 3. 4 Load- ersâ Group 3. 4: Sfudont Council 3. 4 Sports: Basketball Numorals 4 WILLIAM E. EBELING 4410 Dermond Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Distinguished Honor R I 3: Honor Re- I 3. 4: Finqorprinting Group 3 Clubs: Bowlinq 4 Sports: Varsity Swimming 2 BARBARA ANNE EDWARDS 1121 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Cost 3. 4: Honor Ro 2. 3, 4; Publications Aqont 3; Upi Dah Literary Staff 3. 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 2, 3. 4, Party 4, P oy 3. 4- Play Usher 3 Clubs: Chora 2. 3. 4: Toy Wistalvon 3. 4 Sports: Basketball Numoraiv 4 KENNETH SCOTT EISENHOWER 5307 Gramercy Drive Clifton Heiqhts ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE 42 tyteet t ee, tUuf Atf day... CHARLES W. ELOREDGE. JR. 3213 Albemarle Avenue Dre ol Hili SALESMANSHIP GOLD School: Ail-School Show Cost 4 Club : A Cappella 4: Choral 2. 3. 4 ALONZO EVERETT ELLIS 140 North Cedar Lane Upper SCIENTIFIC Darby GOLD WALTER MULFORD ENTRIKEN. JR. 405 Springton Manor Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE BARBARA EUGENIA EVANS 3827 Berkley Avenue Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Class: Committees: Party 3. Play 4 STELLA MARY FACCIOLO 3207 Brunswick Avenue Dreiel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Clast: Dance Committee 3. 4 Clubs: Choral 3 ELIZABETH ANN ELLER 7008 Hazel Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Acorn Reporter 2: Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4- Orchestra 2. 3, District 2: Prizes: Biology 2. Public Spoekinq 2. K- qebre 2: Student Council 4 Class: Committees: Dance 2. 3, 4, Party 2. 3. 4. Play 3. 4; ''Oak Litorary Staff 3. 4 Clubs: French 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. President 4; Latin 2: Tay Wlstalvan 2. 3. President 4 Sports: Hockey Numerals 2: Junior Vorsity Ten- nis 3 JOHN ROBERT ENDRISS 907 Anderson Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Distingui-.n d Honor Roll 4 Class: Executive Committee 3 Sports: Junior Varsity Basefca 2- Varsity Scccor 3. 4 IVAN LEO ERICSON 522 Timberlake Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Clubs: Riflo 2. 3: Visuoi Aids 4 RICHARD HAMILTON EVANS 130 Chatham Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Wo' arc Agent 2 ANNETTE VICTORIA FARMER 364 Blanchard Road Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: H â:âą R 4 Class: Committoos: Dance 3. Party 4. Play 3. 4; Pay Usher 3 Clubs: Chora 3, 4: Hippocrates 3. Treasurer 4 43 it(Z teaittCf, tocvard ttuf ,kall i teaiauty... WILLIAM CLINTON FAWLEY 4608 Wordland Avenue Dre«el Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Honor Ro I 3. 4: Leadors' Group 2 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Danco 4. Executive 4. Party 3. 4. Play 4 Clubs: Latin 4: World Affairs Forum 3. Tree-, uror 4 Sports: S'-ocer Numerals 2 RUDOLPH ANDREW FEDOR 7924 Arlington Avanua Uppar Darby ACCOUNTING GOLD Sports: Soccer Numerals 2: Varsity Soccer 4 GERALDINE ANN FENNER 924 Concord Avenue Draial Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Distinguished Honor Rc 2. 3 4- Honor Ro1! 3: Orchostra 3: Publications Agent 2: Publications Staff 3. Business Manager 4 Class: Committees: Dance 2, 3, 4. Party 2. 3. 4. P ay 3. 4 Play Usher 3. 4 Clubs: Ch 'a 2. Eiocutive Committoo 4: First Aid and Social Service 3, 4; Hi-Y 3. 4: Latin, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3: Library 2: Tey- Wistolvan 2. 3, V ce-President 4 Sports: Baskotball Numerals 2 JANET FISHER 274 Copley Road Uppar Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Honor Rc 4: Nations' Thespian Society 4- Student Council 4; Upi-Dah Literary Staff 2. 3. 4 Class: Committees: Dance 3. E ocutivo 4. Party 3. Play 3. 4 Clubs: French 4 BARBARA ANN FRAZIER 323 Lincoln Avenue Lansdowne ACADEMIC GOLD School: Acorn News Editor 4: A i-Schcol Show Cast 3. 4: Distinguished Honor Ro I 3: Honor Roll 2 3, 4- Loadersâ Group 3. 4- Publications Agent 2. 3 Class: Committees: Dance 2. 3. E ecut!ve 3 4 Party 2, 3. 4 Play 3 Clubs: A Capco a 3, 4; Choral 2. 3. 4- French 2. 3: Hi-Y 3. 4 STEPHEN B. PAYER 213 Powell Lane Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Acornâ Reporter 4; Honor Roli 2. 4 Class: Ploy Committoo 4 H. ROSS FELL 1024 Morgan Avanua Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE ANGELINA DORIS FICHERA 7015 Sellers Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE JEAN ELIZABETH FOSEID 4355 Woodland Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 4, Production 3, 4: Honor Roll 3. 4: National Thaspions Society 4: Publications Agont 3: Welfare Agont 3 Class: Commencemenl Usher 3- Committees: Danco 2. 3. Porty 3, 4, Ploy 3: Junior Play Production; Senior Play Production; âOak Literary Staff 3. Assistant Editor 4 Clubs: Bowing 2, 3. Team 4- Hi-Y 4 LOIS MARIE FREDERICK 223 Drexel Court Apartments Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Class: Committees: Danco 4. Party 4: Play Usher 4 Clubs: Bowiino 4; Choral 2. 3, 4: Hippocrates 3. Vice-President 4 44 Stay joyous lay,. JANE SHIRLEY FREY 1025 Mason Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: AH-School Show Cos 3. 4; Honor Roll 4 Class: Committoev: Donco 2. 3. 4. P ay 3 Club : A Cappe 'a 3. 4- Bowing 2- Choral 2. 3. 4 Sport : Baskotbali Numerals 2 MICHAEL ELLIS FRIEDBERG 204 Barbro Avanua Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School Shew Co 3. 4 Cla  : Committee-.: Doe:? 2, 3. Party 3. 4: Play U hor 3 Sport : Vanity Football 2, 3. 4 ANGELINA JEAN 311 Long Lana GENERAL BUSINESS Cla t: Dacca Committee 4 FULGINITI Upper Darby PURPLE LOIS B. GABRIEL 418 Millbank Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Acorn Reporter 2. 3 4- Distinguished Honor Roll 4- Honor Roil 4; Publication Agent 2: Welfare Agent 3 Cla  : Commoncemont Us- r 3 Committees: Danco 2. 3. 4. Eiocufivo 2, Porty 3. 4. Ploy 3 4: Play U hor 4 Club : Chora 2: French 2. 3 4- Hi Y 2, 3, 4- Horace Mann lay Wistolvan 3. Secretory 4 H. RAYMOND FRIDAY. JR. 7242 Lamport Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: A' School Show Co 4: Band 2. . Letter 3. District 3. State 3: Bioloqy Prlro 2: Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Hi-Q Toom 4: Leader Group 3. 4: Orchostra 2. 3. 4, Dis- trict 3. 4. State 3 Cla : Oal Litorary Staff 3. 4- Play Usher 4 Club : A Cappel a 3. 4: Cho'al 2. 3. 4: Hi Y 3. 4; Latin 2 .3. 4: Leeuwenhoek 3. Vice-Presi- dent 4: Musical Masterpiece 4 BARBARA ANN FRIEDMANN 4345 Woodland Avanua Draial Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: A Schco1 Show Catt 4- Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Honor Rol 4: Leaders' Group 4; Netionol Thospion Society 2. 3. 4- Schc-o Stage Crow 2. 3, 4; Student Council 4- ' Upi-Dah Literary Staff 3. 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Donee 2. Party 2. 3. Play 3: Junior Play Product on: Sen ;r P ay Production Clubs: A Cappel a 4- Bow inq 2- Choral 2. 3, 4: Gorman 3. President 4: Hi-Y 3. 4 CAROL B. FURLOW 11 North Pennock Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Acorn Art Staff 4- AH-School Show Cast 4; Honor Re 2: Upi-Doh Literary Staff 3 Class: Commencement Usher 3- Committo -.: Dance 3. 4. Party 2. 3. Play 3 Clubs: Cho'a 3- First Aid and Soc a Service 2. 3. Vico-Presidont 4; Pleiades 2 STEPHEN TYSON GARGES 7173 Ruskin Lane Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Acorn Photographic Staff 3 Class: Oak Photographic Stoff 2 Clubs: VIs.a Aids 4 FRED WILLIAM GAYER 823 Childs Avanua Draial Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE 45 âJRatde t e c avccd, Acefr 6t littycag,... MARY ANNE J. GEORGE 404 East Magnolia Avenue Aldan ACCOUNTING PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4 Class: Done© CommitteÂź 4 Clubs: Library 2. 3. 4 JAY ROBERT GIBSON 347 Upland Way Dresel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: A '-School Show Co : 4- Honor Ro ! 4 Sports: Softball Numerals 2 Junior Vers! y Football 3: Vorsity Football 4 JOANNE MENDENHALL GOLDER 10 South Ktrklyn Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Orchestr© 2. 3, 4 Class: Commiftoos: Donco 3. Ploy 3. 4; Ploy Usher 3. 4 Clubs: Rifle 2. 3. 4. President 4 Sports: Vorsity Rifle 3. 4 GEORGE M. GRAMES 44 Hampden Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Sports: Basketball Numerols 2. 3: Vorsity Foot- boH 4 RONALD MELVIN GREENWaLD 177 Springton Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD EILEEN GIBBLE 4300 Cedar Lane Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cos 4- Honcr Roll 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Publications Busi- ness Stoff 2. 3: Publications Aqant 2, 3 Class: Committees: Donee 3. 4. Party 2. 4 Clubs: Hi-Y 3. 4- Loouwon-cok 2. 3. Treasurer 4; Terroqua 2 Sports: J nlrr Vors' y Hockey Monooor 3: Vor- sity Hockey Manager 4 LAVINIA A. GODSHALL 2611 Quaint Street Holmes DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE School: All-School Show Cost 3 Clubs: Choral 3: Dis rib..tiva Education 4 ROBERT M. GOLDMAN 7319 West Chester Pike Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Sports: Soccer Numerals 2 ROBERT DODD GREENE 3817 Berry Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Acorn Reporter 3. Footures Editor 4: All-School Show Cost 2. 3. 4- Bond 2. Lottor 3: Distinquishod Honor Roll 2. 3. â Honor Ro'.i 2: Enqlish Prize 2. 3: Leodors' Group 4; Orchestra 2. 3: Student Council 4 Closs: Committees: Dance 3. 4, Party 3: Ploy Usher 4 Clubs: A Coppol o 2. 3. 4- Choral. Accompanist 2, 3. 4. Eiecutive Committee 3. President 4; State Chorus 4; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Latin 2. 3. 4: Musical Mastorpiocos 4 HOWARD LEONARD GRESSEN 711C Hazel Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Clubs: A Cappe o 4 Choral 3. 4 46 dl ud fer z(Ae tell... JOAN WANDA GRIFFITH 844 Foil Avenue Draxal Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Honor Roll 2: Publications Typinq Staff 4 Clan: Committoes: Donco 3. 4. Party 3. 4. Pay 4 Clubs: Choro! 3. 4 8RUNITA MAY GUANTI 120 Normandy Road Uppar Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Clan: P ay Committoo 4 Clubs: Ch: ra1 2. 3. 4 CAROLYN LOUISE HAELLE 4717 Woodland Avanua Draxal Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Majcrotto 2. 3. Cc-Head Majorette 4 Clan: Donco Committoo 2: P ay Usher 4 Club: Chora! 2, 3, 4 Sports: Hockey Numerals 3 JOAN ELIZABETH HALY 125 Maplawood Avanua Uppar Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School Shew Cast 3. âą Moiorotto 2 3. Co-Hoad Majorotto 4: Publications Aqont 3. 4: Spanish Prize 2 Class: Commoncomont Ushor 3' Committees: Donco 2, 3. 4. Party 4. Play 3. 4 Clubs: A Ceppe a 4: Chcra1 2 3. 4: Horace Mono 3. 4: Latin 2: Sparish 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Hockey. Captain 3- Var sity Hockey 4 ROSE ANN HANNON Long Lane Court Apartments Uppar Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Class: Dance Committoo 3. 4 Clubs: Choral 3. 4 PETER THEODORE GRIVAS 7186 Midway Avanua Uppar Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: All-School Show Cost 2. 4. Production 3. 4: Art Prizes 2. 3. 4: Band 2. 4. Lottor 3 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Commltteos: BuHotin Board 2. 3. 4. Danco 2. 3. 4. Party 2. 4 Clubs: Boa-i Arts 2: Hi-Y 3. 4 ROBERT H. GULEZIAN 326 Coplay Road Uppar Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Sports: BoskotbaH Numerals 4 WILLIAM CARL HAIBACH 23 Glencoe Road Uppar Darby ACADEMIC GOLD JOHN EDWARD HAMILTON 7043 Radbourne Road Uppar Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Clubs: Visual A ds 2 Sports: Varsity Soccer 2. 3. 4 MARJORIE ANNE HARBECK 605 Foss Avanua Draxal Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Band 4 Wo 'Vo Aqent 4 Class: Committees: Danco 3. Part, 2 3. 4. P ay 3: Play Usher 3 Clubs: Chc'a 2 3. 4- Frer.c Terreq.e 2 Sports: Juf O' Varsity Hockey Manaqer 3- Var- sity Hockey Manaqer 4 47 'ytyait ta t ee, foCoved Sck alf.., WILLIAM W. HARDY. JR. 3232 Marshall Road Draiel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD HOWARD A. HARNER. Ill 3422 Garrett Road Drexal Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: A Scnc- SHo Production 4: Finger- printing Group 3: Notional Thospian Socioty 3. 4 Clast: Sanior Play Cast 4: Stago Craw 2 Clubs: Choss 4- Musico! Masterpiocos 3. Vico Prosidant 4: Plaiadas 2: Steinmeti 2. 3. Vico Prasidant 4; World Affairs Forum 3. 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH HARRISON. JR. 7013 Hilltop Road Uppar Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD HAkRIET ELLEN HENDLER 46 North Lindan Avonua Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: A i'Srncc Show Production 4- Distin quished Honor Roll 2: Honor Roll 2, 3. 4: Sponish Priia 3- Upi-Doh Art Staff 2. 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: Beaux Arts 2. Vico Prosidont 3. 4 PARKE HOFFMAN HESS 730 Concord Avanue Drexal Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Acorn'' Ropo'tor 2 3. 4- AH-Schoo Show Cast 4: Executive Committee 3. Vico- President 4: Finqerprinfinq Group 3: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Leaders Group 3: Priies: Public Spooking 2, Harvord University 3: Student Council 2 Class: Color Captain 3: Commencement Usher 3: Piay Usher 3. 4: Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4, Executive 2, 3. 4. Party 2. 3. 4, Play 3. 4- President 2. 3, 4 Clubs: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: World Affairs Forum 2. 3. Sports: Scccor Numerals ?âą Junior Vorsity Bn â ball 2 CAROLE DIANNE HARMAN 362 Richfield Road Uppar Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Pub cat ms Typing Staff 4: Welfare Aqont 3 Class: Porty Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3 ELAINE JOYCE HARRIS 2426 Cadar Lana Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Production 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Netionol Thespian Society 3. C'erlc 4: Upi-Dahâ Literary Staff 3. 4: Pub- lications Agent 4 Class: Commencement U-.ner 3- Play Cast âą Play Ushor 3: Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4. Party 2, 3. 4. Piay 3 Clubs: French 4 Hi-Y 4- Latin 2, 3: Library 2: Tay Wistalvan 3. 4 Sports: Basketball Numerals 2 JANET HARTQUIST 5232 Oleander Road Drexal Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Publications Aqent 2 Class: Committees. Donee 3. 4, Piay 3 Clubs: Chora! 3: French. Secretory 4: Hippc- crotes 4: Pleiades 2 Sports: Basketball Numerals 2 RALPH CHAMBERLIN HENRY. JR. 350 Clearbrook Avenue Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC GOLD Clubs: Bow ing 3 4 Sports: J-nicr Varsity Wres 'ing 2 DONALD RUSS HILAMAN 33 Railroad Avenue Uppar Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE 48 'ityail ta t6ee, att tad!.,. BARBARA MARGARET HILL 831 Harper Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Accrn Aft Stoff 2 Clast: Committees: Dance 2. Party 2. Piay 3 Clubs: Beau Arts 2: Choral 3: First Aid and Social Servico 3. 4; Hippocratos 3. Prosidont 4: Latin 2: Fronch 4 Sports: Basketball Numerals 2 CHRISTINE LLOYDE HILTON 1003 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: A. A. Council 2. 3. 4: Hone' Ro! 4: Leadersâ Group 4; Student Council 3. 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Donee 3, 4. Executive 2. Play 3 Clubs: Hi-Y 2 3. 4 Sports: Junâor Varsity Hocâioy 2: Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3. Co-Captain 4- Varsity Hockey 3. 4 ROBERTA MAXINE HOCHMAN 3811 Plumstead Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Honor Roll 4: Naticna Thespion Society 3. Sorqoant at-Arms 4- Welfare Aqent 2 Class: Junior Play. Student Director; Senior Piay. Student Director Clubs: A Coppel a 4, District Chorus 4- Choral 2, 3; Fencinq, Prosidont 3; Pleiades 2; Musi- cal Mosterpieces 4 SUSAN HOFFMAN 23 Park Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Honor Rc I 2. 3. 4; Pub lcations Aqent 3- Wolfaro Aqent 4 Class: Committees: Donco 2. 3. Party 2. 3 4, Play 3. 4; âOak Literary Staff 4; Ploy Ushor 4 Clubs: A Ceppo la 3. 4. District Chorus 4; Choral 2. 3. 4: Latin 2. 3. 4 SUE CORSON HOLMES 904 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: AM School Show Cost 4 Production 2. 3: Honor Roll 2 3. 4: Orchestra 3. 4. District 2: Publications Aqent 2 Class: Committoes: Dance 2. 3. 4. Executive 3. 4. Party 2, 3. 4. Piay 3. 4 Clubs: A Cappel a 3. 4; Choral 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 4 Sports: Basketbo I Numerals 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 4- Junior Varsity Hockey 3: Varsity Hockey 4; Junior Varsity Tennis 2, 3 SYLVIA HOCHMAN 707 Long Lane Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: All School Show Production 3; National Thespion Society 3. 4; Upi-Dahâ 3. 4 Class: Junior Pay Production: Senior Play Pro- duction; Play Committee 3. 4 Clubs: French 4: Pleiades 2 EDWARD FRANK HOLLANDER. JR. 344 Lincoln Avenue Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Acom Pr-otoqraphic Staff 3 4 Class: Oak Photographic Staff 3. Editor 4 Commencement Usher 3: Highest Maqazine Salesman 2 Clubs: Rifle ?â Hi-Y 4 PHYLLIS ANNE HOLZMUELLER 4013 Taylor Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Upi-Dah Literary Staff 3, 4 Class: Commencement Ushe 3: Committees: Dance 3. Party 3 4. Play 3. 4; Pay Usher 3. 4 Clubs: Bow inq 2' Choral 2. 3, 4- Horoce Mann, Secretary 4 SAMUEL FREDERICK HOPKINS 512 Alexander Avenue Drexel Hill ACCOUNTING PURPLE ALMA LOUISE HORN C-302 Minerva Court Apartments Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Clast: Dance Committoo 4 Clubs: Choral 3: Library 4 49 4 4 4 t e Oxaaye ai t e ALYSE PATRICIA HOSHABJIAN 328 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: A l-Schco Show Production 4: Publico tiont Typinq Staff 4 Clubt: Choral 3, 4: Library 2, 4 JEAN CAROL HOUSEMAN 119 Maplowood Avonua Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Honor R: 4- Upi-Dah Litorary Staff 3. 4 Clan: Committees: Dance 2, 3. 4, Party 2. 3. 4. Play 3. 4 Clubt: A Cappe a 4; Chora 2. 3. 4- First Aid and Social Service 3, President 4; Latin 2: Toy Wittaivan 4 ESTELLE HUBER 200 Wettbridge Street Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: A'l-Schc Show Production 2. 3- Dis- tinguished Honor Roll 4: Honor Roll 4- Na- tional Thotpian Socioty 3. Secretory 4: Student Council 4; Upi-Doh Litorery Staff 3. Editor- In-Chief 4 Clatt: Commencement Uther 3: Committees: Dance 2. 3. Party 2, P ay 3. 4 Clubt: Chora' 3. 4: First Aid and Social Service 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4; Latin 2: Pfeiados 2: Tay Wittaivan 3. Treoturer 4 HOWARD McHENRY HUGO 1025 Cornell Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Ali-Sc.hocl Show Catt 4: Wo ;aro Aqent 2 Clubt: A Cappe a 3. Treasurer 4: Choro! 2. 3. 4; District Chorut 4; French 4 BEVERLY CAROLYN HULL 3220 Plumttead Avenue Dreiel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD RODNEY WARREN HOUSE 2262 Dermond Avenue Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE School: Art Priie 2 3 Student Coun i 4 Clatt: Bullotin Board Committoo 4 Clubt: Beau Artt 2. 3: Distributive Education, Secretary 4 ALLEN WILLIAM HUBER 122 Harvin Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Clatt: Committoos: Executive 2, Porty 2 JANET LOUISE HUET 7434 Rogers Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Clubt: Choral 3 WILLIAM LOUIS HUGO 7207 Pine Street Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: All School Show Cost 4 Acorn'' Editor- in-Chiof 4: Leaders' Group 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4 Clatt: Play Cott 3: Piay Uther 4, Vico-Presidont 2: Committoos: Danco 3, 4, Exocutive 2, Party 3 Clubt: A Cappe la 3: Choral 2. 3: Hi-Y 2 3. Vice-President 4 CONSTANCE ANN HUNTER 546 Wiltshire Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2: Leaders' Group 3, 4; Studont Council 2 Clatt: Committoos: Dance 2. 3. Party 2. Pioy 4; Ploy Uther 4 Clubt: A Cappe ia 3. 4: Chora! 2. 3, 4 50 Ot e% Ac oola may fclace t evi tnxi t,,, ROWLAND A. HUTCHINSON 629 Williamtburg Drive Newtown Square SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Fingerprinting Group 3: Honor Roll 3 4- Studont Council 2, Sorgoont-at-Arm 3. Eiocutivo Committoo 3. 4 Class: CommoRc m«nl Usher 3: Committees: Danco 3. 4, Eiocutivo 2. 3. 4. Party 2. 3. 4. Play 3, 4: Play Usher 3. 4: Troasuror 2. 3. 4 Clubs: HI-Y 2 3. President 4 Sport : J âą r Vanity Basoba 2 HUGH DONALD JASCOURT 6860 Radbourna Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Acorn Reporter 3. 4: Editcria Board 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 4: Honor Roll 2. 3: Pri;es: Biology. P.S.P.A. Award: Publi- cation Agent 4 Clan: Commoncomont Ushor 3: Committee : Danco 4. Ploy 3. 4; Play U hor 4 Club : Hi Y 3. : Latin 2. 3. 4- World Affair Forum 2. Secrotary 3. 4 Sport : Varsity Cro s Country 4: Softball Nu- moro! 2 DOROTHY ELIZABETH JENNINGS 2419 Bond Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Club : Choral 3. 4 JAMES H. JOHNS. JR. 515 California Avenue Aldan SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Club : Musical Masterpiece 4; Riflo 2. 3. 4- World Affoirs Forum 3 LYNN MARY JOHNSON 134 North Pennock Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Hone' Ro. I 3: National Thespian Society 2. 3. 4- Publication Agent 3: School Steqo Crew 3. 4 Clan: Commencement U hor 3: Dance Commit tee 2, 3: Senior Play Production 3. 4 Clubt: Choral 3. 4; Hi Y 3. Socrotary 4: Riflo 2. Secretary 3. Treasurer 4 Sports: Rifle 4. Manager 3 LEE JAHN 115 North Union Avenue Lantdowne DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE School: Distinguished Honor R.- : 4; Honor Ro I 4; Publication Agent 2 Clubt: Distributive Education 4 Sport : Hockey Numera  2 ALLORA LEE JENKINS 4016 Plumstead Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Publication Agent 3: School Staqo Crew 2. 3: Welfare Aqent 4 Class: C ats Stage Crew 2: Committees: Danco 3. 4, Party 3. Play 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4- Fnncinq 2: Latin 3: Library 4: Pleiades 2 Sport : Hockoy Numerals 2 DONALD GORDON JEWITT IIS Wettdele Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4 Clan: Eiocutive Committee 2 Sports: Softball Numerals 2 EILLEEN MAY JOHNSON 4614 Woodland Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Honor R 4 Clas : Danco Committee 3 Clubs: Choral 2. 3 Sport : Junior Varsity Basketba 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Softba'1 Numerals 2 VIRGINIA ELIZABETH JOHNSON 308 Primot Avenue Secane STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Honor R . 2. 3 Clatt: Committees: Dance 3. 4. Party 2 Clubt: Beau Art 2. 3- Bo« inq 2. 3 4 'HJtute t e dome ,,, CHARLOTTE EDITH JONES 279 Sanford Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD School: Distinguished Honor Roil 4: Honor Roll 4 Clubs: Choral 3: Distributive Education 4 ROSS ALBERT KARNBACH 211 Margate Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Band 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 4 THOMAS S. KATMAN 7104 Locust Street Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Clubs: World Affairs Forum 2, 3. 4 Sports: Numerals: Basketba 2. Soccor 2 DOROTHY ANN KAUFFMAN 4109 Sommers Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Distinguished H nor Rol 4: Upi-Dah Literary Staff 3 4 Clubs: Bowling 2: French 4- Library 4- Toy Wistalvan 4 HAROLD R. KEELER 735 Ormond Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Class: Committees: Dance 4, Executive 4. Play 3. 4 Clubs: Spanish 4 Sports: Junior Vorsity Cross Country 2, 3: Track 2. 3 LORRAINE EDNA JORGENSEN 516 South Cedar Lane Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE School: Band Color Guard 3. 4 Class: Party Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 3 EFFIE PENNELOPE KARROS 7001 Llanfair Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Class: Dance Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 2 3. 4 MARILYN MARCIA KATZ 239 Richfield Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Acorn Art Staff 2. 3. Editor 4: All- School Show Cast 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 4; Honor Roll 3. 4: National Thespian Socioty 4: Art Prize 3: Student Council 2: Upi-Dah Art Staff 4 Class: Commoncomont Ushor 3: Committoos: Bulletin 8oord 4. Dance 3. 4. Party 3. 4. Play 3. 4 Clubs: A Cappe a Historian 4: Beoui Arts 2' Choral 3. 4 Sports: 8osketball Numerals 2. 3 J. PAUL KEAGY 333 Blanchard Road Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD ELEANOR ANN KEESEY 1137 Lindale Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2. 3 Class: Commoncomont Ushor 3: Committee'.: Danco 2. 3. 4. Party 2. 3. 4. Play 3. 4: Oak Literary Staff 3. 4: P ay Usher 3 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4- First Aid and Soda Sorvico 4; Fronch 4: Latin 2: Tay Wistalvan 4 52 'Keefc the 'Sicce fiiactc out t e duet... JAMES 8. KEISKER 460 Fairfax Road Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Entorcd Soptomber, 1951 GWENDOLYN YVONNE KENNEDY 832 8urmont Road Draxal Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Acorn Reporter 3, 4: A'1-Schcol Show Ca t 3. 4: Leaders' Group 4; Publications Agont 2: Student Council 3 Clast: Commoncoment Usher 3: Committee.: Danco 2. 3 4. Party 2. 4. Play 3: Play Usher 3 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4: Sponish 2. Serqoant-at Arms 3 Sports: Junior Versify Basketbo 2: J..nicr Var- sity Tennis 2. 3: Cheerloadinq 2. 3. 4: Vor- sity Hockey 3. 4 NORMA JANE KEPLER 504 Millbank Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Honor Rc 4 Class: Dance Committoo 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4 THOMAS PAUL KERR 260 Shadeland Avenue Draxal Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: AH School Show Cost 4, Production 2. 3. 4- Honor Ro'l 3, 4; Leadors' Group 4: School Staqe Crew 2 Clast: Executive Committee 2. 4 Clubs: A Capoel'o 3. 4: Choral 2 3. 4 Hi Y 4 Sports: Varsity Basebe1!. Manager 3. 4 ROBERTA ANN KILDARE 911 Turner Avenue Draxal Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Honor Roll 2: Notional Thospion Socioty : Student Council 2: Welfare Aqont 2 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Play Usher 4: Committees: Dance 2. 3, 4, Executive 3 4, Party 2, 3. 4. Play 4 Clubs: Crora' 2. 3: Hippocrates 3 4- Spanish 2. 3. Vice-President 4: Pleiodes 2 VIVIAN ANNE KEMPF 316 Maypole Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Publications Aqenr 2. 3. 4: Publications Typinq Staff 4 Clast: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4. Porty 3. Play 3. 4 Clubs: Choral 2, 3. 4 JAMES AVERY KENNEDY 1221 Lindala Avenue Draxal Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Geometry Prijn 3: Honor Rc 4 Clubs: Bowling. Team 3. 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Cross Country 3: Vorsity Cross Country 4 DONALD BRUCE KERR 4414 Bond Avenue Draxal Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Acorn Reporter 4; All-School Show Production 4: Hi Q Tcom 4: Honor Roll 3: National Thespian Society 3. 4; Priies: His- tory 3. Public Speakinq II 3 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Junior Play Di- rector: Senior Play Cast Clubs: Chos-, 4: Chora 4- Hl-Y 3. 4; Musical Mastorpieces, President 4; World Affairs Forum 2. Serqeanf at-Arms 3. Vico-President 4 CHARLES JOHN KEYTANJIAN 237 South Carol Boulevard Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Orchestra 2. 3. 4 Sports: Varsity Baseball. Monager 3 SARI MARIE KING 3218 Brunswick Avenue Draxal Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Orchestra 2 3 4 Class: Committees: Dance 3. Party 3 Clubs: Librory 4 53 4K ztte% oakat t e ,coÂŁar i.,. LENORA JOAN KISELA 4107 Rosemont Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Distingu'shed Honor R 4: Hon r Roll 2: Wolfore Agent 3 CUm: Comminoos: Donco 3. 4. Porty 4, Ploy 3. 4: Ploy Ushor 3 Clubs: Choro' 2: French 3, 4 ESTHER MAUREEN KNOX 159 Houston Rood Lonsdowno STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Publications Agon 3 4- Publications Typir.q Stoff 4: Honor Roll 4 Closs: Committeos: Donco 2, 3. 4. Porty 4 Clubs: Bowling 3: Choral 2. 3 BARBARA ANNE KOWALZYK 51 Rover Rood Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-Scho-ol Show Co-.: 3. 4- Hon âą R. II 4 Closs: Comminoos: Donco 2. 3 4, Porty 2. 3. 4, Ploy 3. 4: Ploy Usher 4 Clubs: Bowling 4: Choral 2. 3. 4- Spanish 3. 4 LARRY P. KRAMER 7237 Glenthorn Rood Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Entered September. 1951 JOAN LOUISE KUTZER 916 Fairfax Rood Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Distinguished Honor Ro1 4: Honor R 4: Wolfero Agont 4 Closs: Commoncomont Usher 3: Committees: Donee 3. 4. Party 3. 4. Piay 3. 4 Clubs: Astrophychem 4: Horace Mann 4: Span- ish 3 DAVID GELLINGNER KLINE 204 Glencoe Rood Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: â Acorn Reporter 4: Band 2 4, Lettor 3: Distinguished Honor Roll 2: Honor Roll 3. 4: Publications Agont 2: Student Council 2 Closs: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4. Executive 3, 4. Party 3. 4. Ploy 3. 4 Clubs: Hi-Y 3. Socrotary 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Wrestling 2: Varsity Wros- tling 3. Co-Captain 4 MARILYN ELIZABETH KOKE 236 South State Rood Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Production 2. 3 4: Honor Roll 2: National Thospion Society 2. 3, 4; Publications Typing Staff 4; School Stage Crew 3. 4 Class: Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Senior Play Production Clubs: Choral 4; Pleiades 2 JEANNE LOUISE KRAMER 3721 Rosemont Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 4; Honor Roll 4 Publications Business Staff 2: Wolfare Agent 2. 3 Class: Commencement Ushor 3: Committees: Donco 2. 3. 4, Executive 2. Party 2. 3. 4, Ploy 3. 4 Clubs: Bowling 2. 3. 4: Choral 2. 3. 4: Toy Wistelven 4 Sports: Hockey Numerals 2 CONSTANCE KULESHA 2 Bloomfield Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: A School Show Cast 4: Distinguished Honor Roll 4; Honor Roll 3 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 3. 4. Party 4. Play 3. 4: Oak Literary Staff 4 Clubs: French 3. 4 JAMES WILLIAM KYLE. JR. 7133 Radbourn Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD 54 7hat mi xivatb' ta{ may hold... R. MARGARET LAPPIN 4027 Bonsall Avenue Dreiei Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Band 4, Lotter 3; Distinguished Honor Roll 3: Honor Roll 3. 4; Wolfaro Aqent 2. 3 Clan: Commencement Usher 3: Committee-.: Dance 3. 4. Play 3: Oak Literary Staff 4: Play Ushor 3 Clubs: Astrophychom 2. 3, Secrotary 4; First Aid and Social Servico 3. Treasurer 4: Hi-Y 3. 4; Latin 2. 3: Tay Wistalvan 4: World Affairs Forum 4 DORIS LEE 216 Parker Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 4; Band Co'or- Guard 2. 3. Co-Captain 4 Class: Dance Committee 4 RICHARD WAYNE LEETY 322 Wayne Avenue Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 4: Publications Aqent 4: Student Council 3 Clubs: A Cappella 4: Choral 3. 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Basoba 2; Junior Var sity Basketball 2: Junior Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4 HAROLD BRYAN LEWIS 2221 Garrett Road Drexel Hill SALESMANSHIP PURPLE MARY CATHERINE LINDER 344 Edmonds Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Distinguished Honor Ro 4: Honor Roll 3. 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: Choraâ 2. 3. 4 8ARBARA I. LEVINSON 226 Maypole Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Honor R 4 Clubs: World Affairs Forum 2 SARA F. LEWIS 9200 West Chester Pike Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Publications Aqent 4 Class: Committees: Dance 3. 4, Play 4 Clubs: Cl- -a 2. 3. 4 ADELAIDE N. LINK 228 West 8ayberry Lane Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Cast 4: Honor Roll 4; Leaders' Group 3. 4; Publications Aqent 4- Publications Typing Stoff Wolfaro Aqent 2 Class: Commitfoos: Dance 4, Party 2 Clubs: A Cappe âa 3. 4; Chora' 2. 3 4 ANNE MARIE LIVINGSTON 5020 Marvine Avenue Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Publications Aqent 2. 3: Student Coun- cil 2: Welfare Agent 2 Class: Committoes: Dance 2. 3. Party 2. 3, 4, Play 3. 4 Clubs: Bo« ing 3 Sports: Numerals: Basketba 4, Hockey 2. Soft- boll 2: Varsity Hockoy 3 4 S A. LEE LLOYD. JR. 249 Shirley Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Pub1 cations Agent 3 Sports: Junior Varsity Football 2: Junior Var- sity Wrestling 3: Varsity Football 4 55 1 'We ,utiCt zCcuaxf4, 6V- i t Aotttaye... JOANNE S. LONG 1225 Belfield Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: AH-School Show Cos 3, 4: Honor Roll 4 Club : A Cappo a 3 4- Cho'a! 2. 3. 4: First Aid and Social Sarvica 3. Secretory 4; Spanish 2. 3. 4 Sports: Bajlotbail Numerals 4 MICHAEL C. LUONGO 346 Springton Road Uppar Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE RICHARD L. MAASS 5221 Oleander Road Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Al -Schoo' Show Production 3. 4 Clubs: Steinmeti 2. 3, 4 DAVID LEE MacCLEARY 859 Windermere Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Class: Committees; Dar.ce 4. E«ecutivo DOROTHY MARGARET MacDONALD 415 Miilbank Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Pubicafions Aqent 2: Publications Typinq Stoff 4 Class: Danco Committee 3 Clubs: Chora 2. 3 Sports: Numerals: Basietbe 4, Hockey 3 ROSEMARIE LUBE 7255 Calvin Road Uppar Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Class: Committees: Donca 3. 4. Party 4 Clubs: Choral 2 3 Sports: Hockey Numerals 2 PAUL R. LUPUS 742 Fairfax Road Drexel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD MARLENE THERESA MABIE 7230 Pine Street Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Entered September. 1951 School: All-School Show Cost 4: Orchestra 4 Class: Danco Committoe 4 GEORGE RALPH MacCULLOCH 7106 Atlantic Avenue Upper Darby ACCOUNTING GOLD Clubs: Terraqua 2: Visual Aids 2. 3. 4 JOYCE ANNE MocGILLIVRaY 535 Irvinqton Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: A ! $choo: Show Cost 4; Honor Roll 3. 4 Class: Commencomoni Us or 3: Committo.-.: Dance 4. Parly 3. Play 3. 4 Clubs: Spanish 4 56 the 'Purple uad the fald... JOHN WALTER MacKNIGHT 5039 Bond Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: All-School Shew Cast Band 2. Vice- President 3, President 3. 4, Letter 3: Dis- tinguished Honor Roll 3: Honor Roll 2. 4 Class: Commorcomcnt Ushor 3: Committoos: Dance 2. 3. Executive 2. 4; Play Usher 3 Clubs: Hi-Y 2. 3. Sports: Junior Varsity Wrestling 2. 3: Varsity Wrestling 4 M. VIRGINIA MARES 239 Shirley Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Orchostra 3. 4 Class: Committees: Dance 4, Party 4: ''Oak'' Literary Staff 4 Clubs: A Coppella 4; Choral 3. 4 JUDITH AUDREY MARSHALL 1105 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Acorn Art Staff 3. 4 All Schocl Show Production 4- Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll 3: Priies: French 3. Art 3: Upi-Dah Art Staff 3. 4 Class: Committoos: Danco 2, 3. 4, Party 2, 4, Play 3. 4: Junior Play Production: Ook Art Editor : Play Ushor 3. 4 Clubs: A CapoeHa 3. Historian â Beau Arts 2, Secrotary 3. President 4: Choral 2. 3. 4: French. Vice-Prosident 4: Hi-Y 4- Tay Wis- talvan 4 NANCY JANE MATHEWS 344 Wayne Avenue Lansdowno ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Cast 3: Flngorprintinq Group 3: Honor Roll 3. 4; Loadors' Group 3, 4; Student Council 3. 4 Class: Committees: Danco 2 3. 4, Executive 2. Party 2. 3. 4. Play 3. 4; Oak Litorary Staff 4 Clubs: A Cappel a 3. Vice-P'es dont a- Bowling 3. Team 4. President 4- Choral 2. 3. Executive Committee 4: Hi-Y 4: Latin 2 ROBERT JOSEPH McALLISTER 422 Hampden Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Entered February. 1951 School: A! -School Show Cost 4 Class: Play Usher 4 Clubs: Bow ing 4- Choral 4 ELIZABETH MARLYN MAHONEY 2417 Cedar Lane Dreiel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD School: Honor Rc'l 4 Class: Ploy Committoo 4; Play Usher 4 Clubs: Choral 3 Sports: Hockey Numorols 3 SAMUEL EVART MARKLEY 3414 Mill Lane Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Acornâ Roportor 4: Honor Ro 4 Class: Ploy Committee 4 Sports: Soft Boll Numerals 2 FREDERICK VERNON MASTERMAN 303 South State Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: A. A. Council 3' Acorn Reporter 3. 4 Clubs: Riflo 2. 3. 4 Sports: Soccer Numera':. 2: Varsity Riflo 2. 3, Captain 4 ROBERT WILLIAM MATZ 649 Feme Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: A. A. Council 4: Honor Roll 3. 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3 Clubs: Hi-Y 3. 4; Wcr'd Affoirs Forum 2. 3. 4 Sports: Soccer Numerals 2: Junior Varsity Cross Country 2: Varsity Cross Country 3. Co- Captain 4; Varsity Track 3 GEORGE CLARKE McBRIDE 2631 Eldon Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Loadors' Group 3 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Football 3 57 0 4 0 D. aut ta Afcteact t e fazate Helen McCaffrey 2402 Manor Av«nu Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4; Welfare Aqent 4 Clan: Ploy Committoo 3 Clubt: A Cappe a 3: Chora' 2, 3: Distributive Education 4 Sport : Hockey Numeral-, 3 MARY ALICE McCARTY 4122 Huay Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Cle s: Committoo:: Dance 4. Ploy 4: Roy U hor 4 Clubt: Chcra 3: Library 4: Spanish 3. 4 Sport : Numeral : Baskotbo l 2. Hockey 2 JOANNE McCASKEY 4415 Bond Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Acorn Roportor 3. 4: Publication Buvinevt Stoff 3, Circulation Manaqor 4 Clat : Committee : Dance 3, 4, Porty 3, 4, Play 3 4; Pioy Uthor 3, 4 Clubt: Attrophychom 4: Beau Art 3: Horoco Mann 4 VIRGINIA ELLEN McCOOK 4019 Ellendale Road Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Publicotions Aqent 3 Clatt: Danco Committee 3. 4 Clubt: Bowling 2, 3 DOROTHY ANN McCULLOUGH 722 Wildell Road Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Clatt: Dance Committoo 3 4 Ploy Uther 4 58 william w. McCaffrey 7113 Llanfair Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Art Priro 2: Honor Roll 4 Clatt: Commencement Uther 3: Play Uther 3 Clubt: Hi Y 3. 4 Sports: Basketball Numera 2: Junior Varsity Basketball 3: Vartity Baseball 2 3, Captain 4: Vortity Wrestling 4 JOHN E. McCASH 23 Oiford Street Lantdowne ACCOUNTING GOLD Clubt: Visual Aid 2. 3 Sport : Junior Varsity Baseball 2: Varsity Baso- bell 3 ROBERT McCLEAVE 215 LeCarra Drive Lantdowne ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Acorn Reportor 3. Bond 2. 4. Lotto' 3: Honor Roll 4; Studont Council Exocutivo Committoo 4 Clubt: Bowling 4; Chess : World Affairs Forum 2. Sergeant.at-Arms 3, President 4; Musical Masterpieces. Program Director 4 Sport : J nio' Varsity Cross Country 4 LEWIS JAMES McCORKELL 31 Golf Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD HOWARD LESTER McCURDY 7014 Wayne Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Clubt: World Affairs Forum 4 Sport : Basketball Numora 4 4 4 0 it 'Pccrfde and (fold eve lave JEAN ELIZABETH MeDONNElL 5040 Marvin Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 3 Clan: Danco Committo© 3, 4 Clubs: Bowiinq 4 Sports: Numeral;: Basketba' 2 Hockey 2: JunVr Varsity Hock y 3 MARY ELLEN McMAKIN Brookfield Farm ACADEMIC Clubs: Choral Upper Darby PURPLE CARYLL CALVERT McNEAL 245 Heather Road Upp«r Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: All-School Show Production 2, 3 Class: Committoo-,: Danco 2, 3. Executivo 3. Party 2 Clubs: Choral. Executive Committoo 2: Library 2: Pleiades 2: Terraqua 2 jane f. McFarland 6940 Ruskin Lana Uppar Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: All-School Show Production 4 Honor Roll 2. 4; Publications Aqont 3: Publications Business Staff 3. 4; Student Council 2 Class: Committees: Danco 2, 3. 4. Party 4. Play 3. 4: Play Usher 3. 4 Clubs: Hc-ace Mann 4 WARREN EARL McNABB 720 Balfiald Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE ROBERT C. MERKINS 28 South Second Street Fernwood ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD School: All-Schoo Show Cast 4 Sports: Soft Ba Numerals 2: Varsity Football 4 WILLIAM THOMAS MESCANTI 7024 Walnut Street Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Class: Party Committoo 3, 4 Clubs: Visual Aids 3 ARTHUR G. MILLER. JR. 180 St. Laurence Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD VILMA MARY MIKULA 3872 Dennison Avenue Drexel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD School: Hone- R - Class: Committoo;: Danco 3. Play 4 Clubs: Bow ing 3. Team 4: Library 4 BARBARA LEEDS MILLER Broadway Avenue Primos SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: All-School Snow Cast 4- Biology Prize 2: Fingerprintinq Group 3: Honor Roll 4: Student Council 2, 3, Prosidont 4 Class: Commencement Ushor 3; Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4, Party 2. 3. 4 Play 3. 4 Clubs: A Cappoila 4; Choral 2. 3, 4; Fronch 2: Hi-Y 2 3. 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Baskotba'I Manager 3: Vorsity Basketball Manager 4: Varsity Hockey 3. 4: Numerals: Basketball 2. Hockey 2 59 U. V. sfcefi, aad ... CORALINE MARIE MILLER 453 Edmonds Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Dlstinquished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 4 Clou: Commencement Usher 3: Dance Com- mittee 3 Clubs: French 3. 4: Gorman 3. Vico-Provdont 4; Library 2. 3. Vlce-Prosidont 4 MICHAEL GIRARD MILLER 513 Hampden Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD LEANORE MARIE MONAGHAN 739 Lindale Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Entered September, 1951 School: All-School Show Cast 4 Class: Dance Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 4 CECIL R. MOORE 269 Sanford Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Clubs: Beaui Arts 3: Spanish 3 ELIZABETH B. MOORE 8496 Lansdowne Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Class: Dance Committee 3 Sports: Basketball Numerals 3: Junior Varsity Basketball 2. 3: Varsity Basketball 4 JOAN STEWART MILLER Broadway Avenue Primos SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Cost 4: Flnqorprintinq Group 3: Honor Roll 3. 4; Student Council 2 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4. Executive 3. 4: Party 2. 3. 4. Play 3. 4: Secretary 4 Clubs: A Cappoiia 4: Choral 2. 3. 4- Fronch 2: Hi-Y 2. 3. Vice-President 4 Sports: Basketball Numerols 2- Junior Varsity Hockey 3- Varsity Hockey 4 LOUIS WINFIELD MILLIS 239 Linden Avenue Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD JOHN LEWIS MOON 458 Childs Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: A1'.School Shew Cost 3. 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Danco 3. 4. Party 3: Ploy Usher 4 Clubs: Choral 4 Sports: Soccer Numorals 2: Junior Varsity Base- ball 2- Junior Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4 DEBORAH S. MOORE 234 West Beyberry Lane GENERAL BUSINESS School: Hcncr R- 4 Sports: Bosketbei: Numerols 3 Upper Darby PURPLE PAUL EDWARD MORRIS 4105 Sommers Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Sports: Junior Varsity Basketball 2 60 'De eudiuy Aen Acumen, , eict ,aAove... ARTHUR A. MOSTARDO 8527 Monroe Avenue Upper Derby ACADEMIC GOLD Class: Color Captain 2, 4 Sports: Baskotba I Numerous 3- Junior Varsity Baskotboli 2: Varsity Bosketball 3. 4; Varsity Baseball 2. 3 BETTY JANE MURPHY 121 Burmont Road STENOGRAPHIC Clubs: Choral 3. 4 Drexel Hill PURPLE ROBERT A. NAEGELY 306 Congress Avenue Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Leaders' Group 3. 4; Student Cornel; 3 Class: Executive Committeo 4 Clubs: HI.Y 3, 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Footba 3: Junior Var- sity Wrestling 2 EDWIN PAUL NEITHERCOTT 206 Ardmore Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE School: Art Prlre 3: Honor R 3. 4 CAROL MILDRED NEWCOMER 209 North Cedar Lane Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Class: Committees: Dance 3. Play 4 Clubs: Chora 4 DONALD H. MOYER 18 Heather Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Class: Party Committeo 2 Clubs: Bowling, Toam 2, 3, 4 DORIS ANN MYERS 7413 Rogers Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Class: Dar :e Committoe 3 Clubs: A Ceppeila 3. 4; Choral 2. 3. 4: Spanish 3. 4 JOHN PELEY NAUGHTON 145 South Pennock Avenue Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD PHYLLIS JEANNE NELSON 536 Shadeland Avenue Dreiel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Entered February. 1951 School: Honor Rr 4 JOAN NEWTON 209 Ashby Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Publications Agent 3, 4 Class: Commlttoes: Dance 3. 4, Party. 3: Play Usher 4 Clubs: Latin 3. Leeuwenhoek 3. 4; Library 4 Sports: Basketball Numorals 4 61 diet' iai e voice ivi one accord... CHARLES ALLEN NICCOLLS 107 Houston Rood Lansdowne ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Clubs: Bowi ng 4: Vlsuoi Aids 3 PAULINE E. OAKES 703 Cornell Avenue Dreiel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE Entorod: September, 1951 LAVONNE CATHERINE OLSON 7064 Redbourne Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Acorn' Reportor 3: Distinquishod Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Finqerprintinq Group 3. 4: Hi-Q Team 4- loaders' Group 3. Captain 4; Prizes: Enqlish 2. 3. Physics 3: Student Council 2, 3. Executive Committoo 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Ccmmittoes: Dance 2, 3. Party 3. 4. Play 3; Ook Litorary Staff 3. Editor-in-Chief 4 Clubs: Astrophychom 2, 4. Vice Presidont 3: Hi-Y 4: Latin. Secretary 2 Sports: Softbal Numerals 2 J. LAWRENCE ORENS. JR. 31 Williams Street Fernwood DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Clubs: Distributive Education 4- Vls a Aids 2 3. 4 JOAN PARKER 735 Mason Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Acc'n. Copy Editcr 4; A -Schoo Show Cast 3: Biology Prize 2: Distinguished Honor Roil 2. 3, 4; Publications Aqenf 3, 4 Class: Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4. Eiecutive 2. Party 2. 3. 4. Play 3, 4- Historian 2. 3. 4 Clubs: A Caope a 3. Associate Treasurer 4- Choral 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4 Sports: Basketball Numerals 3 MARIAN E. NIXON 4200 Berry Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Class: Dance Committee 4 Clubs: A Coppelia 3. 4; Chora 2. 3, 4 WILLIAM CHAPMAN OGDEN 266 LeCarra Drive Lensdowne DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Clubs: Distributive Education 4 A. EILEEN O'NEILL 25 Windsor Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 3, 4- Wo'fa'e Agert 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3- Committoos: Dance 3. 4. Party 3. 4. Piay 3, 4 Clubs: A Coppola 4: Choral 2. 3. 4; library 2 JOAN PACITTI 45 Glendale Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Publications Agent 2- Welfare Aqcnt 3 Class: Party Committee 4 Clubs: Chora' 2 4 Sports: Softba l Numera's 2 RALPH MARTIN PARNES 2339 Marshall Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Clubs: Distributive Education 4 62 tad Amy, mU Ac% frrai ie day.., LOIS ANN PARRY 7110 Penarth Avenue Upper Derby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Dstinquished Honor R i 2, 3. 4: Honor Roll 4; National Thespian Socioty 2, 3. Vice- Presidont âą Publication Butina  Staff 2: Prizos: Elmira Collaqo Kay 3, Eoqliih 2: Sty dant Council 4 Claw: Commencement U har 3: Committees: Dance 2. 3. Party 2. 3. Play 3: Junior Play Ca t: Senior Play Cast; Oak Literary Staff 3. 4 Club : Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Tay Wistalvan 2. 3. 4 WILLIAM PEAKE 9 Wilde Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE DALE STEWART PENROD 285 Chetwold Road Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Honor Roil 2: Notional The pian Society 2. 3. President 4; Student Council 2. 4 Clas : Ccmmoncemont U hor 3: Committees: Dance 2. 3, 4. Executive 3. Party 2. 3: Junior Ploy Cast: Senior Play Cast Clubs: Hi-Y 3. 4 RAYMOND E. PEYREFERRY 372 Harrison Avenue Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS SOLD JOSEPH JOHN PIKUSKI 3944 Mary Street Dreiel Hill DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD Clubs: Distributive Education 4: Visual Aids 2. 3 REBA MARIE PATE 168 Overhill Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School Sho«v Cost 3. Queen 4- We'- faro Aqent 3 Class: Dance Committeo 4 Clubs: A Coppe la 4: Chc-el 2, 3. 4: Library 2. 3 JENNY MARY PENNA 58 North Keystone Avenue Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Class: Dance Committee 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3 FREDERICK H. PETERS 3409 Varner Street Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Sports: Numeral: Boskotboll 2, Scccor 2: Junior Varsity Football 3 PAUL RONALD PHILLIPS 5200 White Hall Drive Clifton Heiqhts SALESMANSHIP GOLD ELIZABETH ANN PIZUTI 131 Keystone Avenue Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School She Cast 3: Publications Aqent 4 Class: Committees: Dance 3. 4, Party 2. 4, Play 4; Play Usher 4 63 'itycUl ta t e our acAooI. ,. ROBERT N. PLUMMER 2454 Eldon Avenue Droiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Al'-School Shew Cast 4: Leaders' Group 4: Welfare Agent 2 Clan: Committoos: Dance 2. 3. Porty 2, 3. 4: Senior Play Cast Clubs: A Cappella 3. President 4: C- -a 2. 3, Vice-President 4: Hi-Y 3. 4 CLARA NELL POPE 419 Copley Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Class: Dance Committee 2. 3, 4 EILEEN EDITH PORTERFIELD 3830 Plumstead Avenue Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Distinguished Honor R 2: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Publications Typing Staff 4 Class: Commencement Usner 3- Committoos: Dance 2. 3. 4. Party 2. 4, Play 3. 4 Clubs: Bowlir.q 2 Sports: Hockey Numerals 2 RUTH ELAINE POTTER 4110 Taylor Avenue Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Class: Ccmmitfocs: Party 4, Dance 3, 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4 JOAN LOIS POWERS 1100 Blythe Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: AH-Schoo' Shew Cast 4: Pub'lcation-. Agent 2 Class: Committoos: Danco 3. 4. Party 2. 3. Play 3 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4: Spanish 2, 3 CHERRILL LA VERNE PRICE 32 North Pennoclt Avenue Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE Class: A â School Show Cost 4; Dance Commit- tee 3. 4: Play Usher 3 Clubs: A Cappella 3. 4; Choral 2. 3. 4 Sports: Numorais: Softba 2. Hockey 3 BARBARA ANN POTTER 412 Midvale Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 4: Honor Roll 4: Loadorsâ Group 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committoos: Dance 2. 3 4. Porty 2. 3. 4, Ploy 3, 4: Oak Literary Stoff 4; Play Usher 3 Clubs: Beaux Arts 2: Choral 2. 3, 4 DONALD SCOn POWELL 408 8roadview Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Distinguished Honor Ro1 4: Honor Roll 2: Wo;foro Agent 3 Clubs: Bowling 3. 4 EDWARD WALTER PRESTON 204 Blanchard Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD JOANN M. PRIESTLEY 8166 Arlington Avenue Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE School: A'l-Schcol Show Cost 4: Publications Agent 3 Class: Committoos: Donee 3. Play 4: Play Ut-hor 3 Clubs: A Cappella 3. 4; Choral 2, 3. 4 Sports: Hockey Numerals 3 64 TV e 'It Aaaai t ee aye.,. BARBARA G. PRINCE 160 Long Lane Upper Darby RETAIL SELLING GOLD RICHARD JOSEPH PUSEY 427 Bishop Avenue Secane ACADEMIC GOLD Sports: Varsity Soccor 2, 3, 4 JAMES EDWARD QUIRK 625 Childs Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Bond 2. 3. 4; Publications Aqont 2. 4 BARBARA JOAN RAMER 7266 Spruco Street Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Ail-Schoo' Show Cost 4; Honor Rol 2. 3, 4: Loaders' Group 3. 4: Publications Typinq Staff, Manaqor 4 Class: Committees: Danco 3. 4. Porty 3, 4 Clubs: A Cappe! a 3. Secretary 4: Chorol 2. 3. 4 Sports: Numorels: Hockey 3. Softball 2 ROSS RICHARD RE8ERT 148 West Albemarle Avenue Lansdowne SCIENTIFIC GOLD H. GRANT PUSEY 222 North Linden Avenue Upper Darby COMMERCIAL GOLD ROSEANN MARIA QUARRACINO 418 Blythe Avenue Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Distingu-shod Honor Rol 4- Student Council 4 Clubs: A Ceppe n Choir 4: Choral 2. 3 4 MIRIAM SMYSER RAHAUSER 5028 Smithfield Road Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Publications Business Staff 3. Oakâ Manaqor 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 4 Class: Committees: Danco 3. 4, Party 3 4 Clubs: Horace Mann. Treasurer 4: Toy Wista van 2. 3. 4: Terraque. Secretory 2 Sports: Hockoy Numerals 2 DARLENE JANE RAUCH 7801 West Chester Pike Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Clubs: Spanish 2 M. JOYCE REED 186 Blanchard Road Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: A1: Schoo' Show Cost 4- Pub icotions Agon; 3 Sports: Bosietba Numera . 4: Junior Varsity Hockey 3: Varsity Hockey 4 65 74J izt .,. RUTH MONA REEDIE 709 Briardiff Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Wolforo Aqont 4 WILLIAM WILSON RICE. 3RD 4016 Lather Road Dreiel Hill ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD School: Pub caticm Aqont 2: Wolforo Aqont 2 Club;: Bowling 4: Vi;ual Aid; 3 Sports: Numera ;: Softboll 2: 8a;ketba I 4 H. PATRICIA REES 609 Copley Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD Clubs: Distributive Education « JANET HELEN RICHARDS 725 Anderson Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: AH-School Show Cast 3: Welfare Aqont 2 Class: Committee;: Dance 3, 4. Executivo 3. Party 4. Play 3 Clubs: A Cappol'e 4: Chora' 2. 3. 4: French 2 Sports: Varsity 8o;ltotboii 3. Co-Captoin 4- Cheorloodinq 2. 3. 4 CHARLES E. RITTENHOUSE 140 Glencoe Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Student Counci 4 Clubs: Spanish 2 Sports: Junior Voriity Baskotbal 2 GEORGE LEITH ROBB 7124 Greenwood Avenue Upper Darby ACCOUNTING GOLD RENEE CLAIRE RIVEIRO 1012 Childs Avenue Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Honor Ret 2. 3, 4; Publications Typing Staff 4 Clast: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Danco 4. Party 2 Clubs: Boaux Arts 2. 3: Bow inq 2, 3 4 NANCY WALTON ROSBOROUGH 24 Marlborough Road Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD School: Pub'ication; Aqont 2, 3. 4 Clubs: Disâributivo Education 4 JAMES HAROLD ROSS. JR. 5190 Westley Drive Westbrook Park DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD School: Honor Ro;l Clubs: Choral 2, 3: Distributive Education 4 MARJORIE RUTH ROYE 5007 Bond Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School Snow Cost 2. 3: Noticra Thospion Society 3, 4: Loaders' Group 3- Publications Agonr 2: Publications Business Staff 2 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Donee 2. 3. 4. Executive 2. 3. Party 2. 3. 4: Junior Ploy Cast: Secretary 2. 3: Sonior Pla Cast Clubs: Chora 4 French 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. â Ploiodcs 2: Toy Wistolvan 2. 3. 4 66 tyitcU with yaldeu e zm ?... CHARLES M. RUST 3820 Berkley Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD Class: Dance Committee 4 Clubs: French 4 Sports: Basketball Numoralt 2. 3 k E. MARIE RYAN 222 Windsor Avenue GENERAL BUSINESS Clubs: Library 2 Upper Derby PURPLE ROBERT SALTER 514 Millbank Road Upper Derby SALESMANSHIP PURPLE JON R. SANK 7228 Bradford Road Upper Derby SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: All-School Show Production 3. 4 Class: Senior P ay Cost Clubs: Musical Masterpiocos 3. 4- Steinmotz 2. 3. President 4 KATHERINE COGILL SCHAFER 4220 Garrett Road Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Honor R 2. 3. 4: Latin Prize 3: We - fare Aqenf 4 Class: Commencement Ushor 3' Commiftoes: Donee 3. Party 4. Pioy 4; Oak Literary Staff 4- Play Usher 4 Clubs: A Coppo la 4: Ajtrophychcm 2. 3. Vice- President 4; Choral 2. 3. 4: Latin 2. 4; Horaco Mann 4 Sports: Hockey Numerals 2 JANICE BLANCHE SCHORR 711 Blythe Avenue Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: A Schcc Show Production 4- Honor Ro l 3. 4- Pubâicotions Typinq Staff. President Class: Ccmmencomont Usher 3: Committees: Dance 3. Eiecutive 3 FRANK PAUL SANDONE 319 Cheswold Road Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE MARILYN LOUISE SANVILLE 237 Wiltshire Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Class: Ccmmittoes: Dance 2. 3. Party 3. 4 Clubs: Cho'ol 2. 3. 4 BRUCE SCHMUCKER 1120 Dreiel Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: A.A. Cc-nc 4: Honor Ro!: 2, 3. 4: Student Council 2, 4 Clubs: Aqrict. t-jro 2: Hi-Y 4 Sports: Va'-.Ity Soccer 3. Coptain 4 GARY NORMAN SCHREINER 939 Lindale Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Clubs: Rifle 3, 4 Sports: R fie Team 4 67 awi '2'ifcfee'i âityiCfA Sckaot... JOAN BARBARA SCOTT 3841 Marshall Road Dreiel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD Clubs: Choral 3 Library 2. 3. 4 RONALD JAMES SHEA 242 Kant Road Uppar Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE Clast: Dance Committeo 4 Clubs: Chora 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Wrostlinq 2. 3 JOY CARROL SHRADER 722 Foss Avanua Dreial Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Cast 3: Wolfare Aqont 2. 4 Class: Committoos: Dance 2. 3, 4. Party 2, 3. 4. Play 3. 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4: Librory 2 ROBERT J. SILIANI 227 South Baybarry Lana Uppar Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: National Thespian Society 2 School Stage Crew 2 Clast: Junior Play Siaqo Crew 2: Commence mont Usher 3 LORENZO ALBERT SLOAN 1102 Roosevelt Drive Uppar Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS PURPLE ANNA C. SEMON 532 Wiltshire Road Uppar Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Honor Re 2. 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4 Class: Committees: Dance 3. 4, Party 4, Play 3. 4 Clubs: Boau Arts 3: Latin 4 Sports: Softball Numerals 2 ELEANOR ADELE SHOR 784 Garrett Road Uppar Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Acorn Roporter 4: A I-School Show Cast 3: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4' Distinguished Honor Roll 3: Publications Aqent 2. 4: Publi- cations Typinq Staff 4 Class: Commencement Us-.cr 3' Ccmmirteo-.: Dance 3. 4, Party 3, 4. Play 3. 4 Clubs: Choral 3 4 Sports: Softba'I Numerals 2 JOANNE SIEGLE Shirley Court Apartments Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD School: Wolforo Aqont 3. 4 Clast: Committocs: Danco 2. 3. 4. Party 3 4, Play 3. 4 Clubs: Bowilnq 4: Choral 3. 4- Spanish 3. Ser- qeant-at-Arms 4 RONALD S. SILIANI 227 South Baybarry Lana Uppar Darby ACADEMIC GOLO School: National Thespian Society 2- School Staqo Crew 2 Clast: Junior Play Staqo Crew 2- Commence- ment Usher 3 JEAN SMEDLEY 948 Foss Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-Schoo1 Show Cast 4- Band 2. 4. Lottor 3: Orchestra 2. 3. 4. District 3: Stu- dent Council 4 Clast: Color Captain 2. 3: Play Usher 3. 4 Party Committeo 4 Clubs: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Sponish 3 Sports: Junior Varsity Boskotba 2: Varsity Baskotbai 4: Junior Varsity Hockey 2: Varsity Hockey 4: Basketball Numerals 2 69 acti jCtecutta,,. SHIRLEY JEAN SMELTZER 131 Ashby Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Entorod September. 1950 School: A'l-School Show Cast 3. 4; Publications Typinq Staff 4; Band Color Guard 3 Class: Committoos: Donee 4. Ploy 4 Sports: Boskotbol1 Numorals 4 JACQUELINE 287 Whitehall Drive ACADEMIC LEE SMITH Clifton Heiqhts PURPLE Class: Party Committee 3 Clubs: Chora 2 LAURENCE M. SOLAR 2306 Highland Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Class: Senior Pay Cost Sports: Jun or Vo'sity Baseba 2- Junior Varsi y Boskotbol 3- Basketball Numerals 3, 4 P. JOYCE SPRANKLE 103 Westdale Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE Class: Committees: Play 3. Dance 4; Play Usher 3 ETHEL PEARL STALLSMITH 25 East Wayne Avenue Aldan SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Cast 4 Band 2. 4. Lottor 3: Honor Roll 3. 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committoos: Danco 3. 4. Party 3. 4 Pay 3. 4; Ploy Usher 3 Clubs: A Cappe a : Astrophychem 3. Presi- dent 4- Choral 2, 3. 4: Horaco Mann. Vice- President 4 JAMES ALLAN SPIELMAN 4028 Rosemont Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Clubs: Choral 4 Sports: Softball Numerals 2 ELEANOR MARIE STAAF 7247 Spruce Street Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Cast 3. â Distinguished Honor Roll 4: Welfare Agent 3 Class: Committees: Dance 3, Party 3. P oy 3. 4 Clubs: Choral 3: Spanish 2. 3, 4 Sports: Numerals: 8asketbo 4. Sof b«l 2 ELSA STATZELL 4113 Sommers Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Publications Agent 3. 4: Upi-Dah Literory Staff 4 Class: Committoos: Donee 2. 3. Party 2, 3 Clubs: Bo- rq 2: Franch 4 Sports: Basketball Numerals 4 PHYLLIS ANN STEINER 912 Foss Avenue Dreiel Hill DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD School: Weitoro Agent 2 Clubs: Chora' 3: Distributive Education 4- Li- brary 2. 3 THERESE N. STELLINI ISO St. Charles Street Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Pub cations Aqont 2 Class: Committoos: Danco 2. 3. Party 2. 3 Clubs: Library 2. 3. President 4 69 ÂŁ z pe% ace . aact foyotte... GEORGEANN JOAN STEPHENS State Road and Township Line Dreiel Hill DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION GOLD School: Honor R 4 Pub:icatlons Aqont 3 Class: Committee : Donee 2. E«ecutivo 4. Porty 2. Ploy 4 Clubs: Choro' 3: Distributive Education. Presi- dent 4 PAUL HANS STRENGE 31 Beech Avenue Aldan SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: AH-School Show Cost 4 Distinguished Honor Roll 2. 3, 4: Finqorprintinq Group 3: Hi-Q Team 4; Priios: Enqlish 2, Mathematics 2 Clubs: Germon 3. Treasurer 4 YLONA ANN SUROTCHAK 320 Lakeview Avenue Dreiel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD School: Publications Aqent 4 Class: Committoos: Dance 3. Party 4, Piay Clubs: Choral 4 PAUL TANENBAUM 622 Andover Drive Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE School: Honor Ro I 4 RUTH H. TEPPER 7821 West Chester Pike Upper Darby ACADEMIC PURPLE WILLIAM R. THOMPSON 122 Westdale Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD RICHARD E. SWART. JR. 4048 Redden Road Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: All School Show Cost ? Band 2. 3 4: Distinquished Honor Roll 3: Honor Roll 2: Hi-Q Team 4: Notional Thespion Society 3. 4 Class: Commoncomont Usher 3: Junior Pay Cast; Senior Play Cast Clubs: Hi-Y 3. 4 Sports: Soccer Numerals 2 LESLEY FRANCES TARLETON 625 Aronimink Place Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: â Acorn Reportor 2, 3. Girls' Sports Editor 4: 8and 4. Lottor 3: Distinquished Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 2: Student Council 3 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Dance 2, 3, 4. Party 2. 3. Play 3 Clubs: French 4- HI-Y 3. 4; Tay Wistalvan 2. 3. 4; Terraqua. Treasurer 2 Sports: junior Vorsity Hockey 3 JAMES RAYMOND THOMPSON 548 Snowden Road Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD Clubs: Bowlirq 4 WILLIAM M. TINDALL 123 Ardmore Avenue Upper Darby DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PURPLE Clubs: Distributive Education 4 70 facet tkee, day Scf day... FRANKLIN L. TINKER. JR. 845 Alexander Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD School: Wor'd Affa r-. Forum Prize 3 GEORGE C. TORBOSS 243 Rocklyn Road ACADEMIC Upper Darby PURPLE A. M. NANA TRANCHITELLA 361 Hampden Road Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE KENNETH HUGH TROSSMAN 79 South Harwood Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD DIANA RITA UR8ANSKI 93 Barbara Road Drexel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: Honor R 4: Publication Typinq Staff. Secrotary 4 Clan: Committee : Danco 2, 4. Play 4 Clubs: Choral 3. 4 VIRGINIA ANN TOMLINSON 461 Wilde Avenue Drexel Hill SALESMANSHIP GOLD Class: Committees: Dance 3. 4. Play 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4 JOAN ELAINE TORRANT 736 Windemere Avenue Drexel Hill SALESMANSHIP GOLD School: Honor Ro I 3 Class: Dance Committoo 2 Clubs: Choral 3; Library 2 VIRGINIA ANNE TRIMBLE 520 Gainesboro Road Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: A ' School Show Cast 4: Publications Aqont 4 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committeos: Dance 2. 3. 4, Party 3. Ploy 4 Clubs: Chore 2 3. 4- French 2. 3 Sports: Junior Varsity Hockey 3. 4 JOAN MARIE UBER 600 Maryland Avenue Aldan SALESMANSHIP GOLD Clubs: Choraâ 2. 3 EDWARD MONTGOMERY VAN LEER 40 North Keystone Avenue Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD School: Band 2. 3 71 'ytya tettiita taouwict ttuf learatuy... W. KING VAN NEST 7109 Pe north Avenue Upper Derby ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Honor Roll 4 Clast: Committoos: Danco 2. 3, Executive 2, 3. P«r y 2 Clubs: Hi-Y 3 4 Sports: Jun:c-r Varsity Baseball ?: Varsity Bos:â bo I 3- Junior Varsity Football 2. 3: Varsity Football 4 BENTLEY C. L. WALKER 117 Overhill Road Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD JOAN MARIE WARD 336 Maypole Road Upper Darby STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cost 3. 4: Publications Aqont-2: Publications Typinq Staff 4; Welfare Aqont 2. 3 Class: Dance Committoo 3 Clubs: Choral 2 Sports: Hccley Numerals 3 ILES WILLIAM WAUHOP 3814 Berkley Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC GOLD Sports: Basketba'1 Numerals 2. 4 BARBARA ANN WESTON 103 West Magnolia Avenue Aldan ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Acorn Ropcrtor 2 Class: Committoos: Dance 2. 3, 4, Party 3 Clubs: Bow ir.q 3; Chora! 2, 3. 4 Horaco Mann 4: Lotin 2: Library 4- Spanish 2. 3 Sports: Junior Varsity Boskotbo Manager 2 PATRICIA ANNE VAN SCIVER 3413 Plumstead Avenue Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD School: All-School Show Cast 4: Pub icationj Typinq Staff 4: Wolfaro Aqont 3 Class: Committees: Party 2, 4, Play 4 Clubs: A Cappo la 3. 4- Beaux Arts 2: Choral 2. 3. 4 Sports: Numera s: Softball 2. Baskofba 3 DONALD HUGH WALL 244 West Bayberry Lane Upper Darby ARTS AND CRAFTS GOLD Clubs: Visual Aids 3 MARY CLAIRE WARGNY 7102 Clover Lane Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Band, Letter 3. Librorion 4; Publications Agent 4: Welfare Aqont 2 Class: Commencement Usher 3: Committees: Donee 3. Porfy 2. 4. Play 3. 4: Ook Literary Stoff 3. 4: P.'oy Usher 4 Clubs: Fronch 4 Latin 2: Leeuwenhoek 2, Treasurer 3. Secrotary 4; Toy Wistalven 4 RUTH HOLMES WEER 820 Roberts Avenue Drexel Hill SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: A School Show Cost â Band 3: Honor Roll 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 4 Class: Committees: Dance 3. 4. Ploy 4; Ploy Usher 4 Clubs: A Ceppel'a 3. 4; Choral 2. 3. 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Tennis Manaqor 2. 3 HERMINNIE CECELIA WHITBY 7010 Aberdeen Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Clubs: Choral 4 72 0 0 e Sitty jacf,au icuf EVELYN FLORENCE WHITE 1133 Wilton Drive Upper Derby GENERAL BUSINESS GOLD School: Band Color Guard 3 Clubs: Chora 3 ELIZABETH ANN WILBUR 4011 Rosemont Avenue Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Publications Typinq Staff 4 Clatt: Ccmmittoos: Pay 4. Danco 3. 4; Play Uthor 4 Clubs: Bcwiirq 3 Sports: 8asko ba! Numerals 2. 3 JAMES PIERCE WILLIAMS 1201 Lindale Avenue Dreiel Hill SCIENTIFIC GOLD School: Honor R- 2 Class: Dance Committee 4: Play Usher 3 Clubs: Leeuwenhoek 2. 3. President 4- Riflo 2 Sports: Swimming 2: Trad, Junior Manaqer 3- Soccer Numerals 2 RICHARD JOHN WILLIAMS 212 Bishop Avenue Secane ACADEMIC PURPLE RUTH ANN WILSON 4101 State Road Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: Publications Aqont 2 Class: Committees: Dance 2. 3. 4. Party 2, 3. 4. Play 3. 4 Clubs: Chora! 3. 4- Spanish 3. Secretary 4 Sports: Softball Numera s 2 L. KATHERINE WHITMAN 323 East Essex Avenue Lansdowne STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Publications Typinq Staff 4 Clast: Dance Committee 3. 4 Clubs: Beau Arts 2 3: Chorol 2 3. 4 ELIZABETH MILDRED WILLIAMS 1221 Wilson Drive Upper Darby GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE School: Welfore Aqenf 2 Clubs: Choâa! 2. 3 MARILYN VIVIAN WILLIAMS 448 Morgan Avenue Dreiel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: AH-Schcc Show Cast 4 Honor Roll 2: National Thospion Society 3. 4: Orchestra 2, 3 Publications Aqenf 2 Class: Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Party Committee 4 Clubs: Let â P eiades 2; Tay Wistalvan 4 Sports: Jâ or Varsity Hockey 2 SALLY ANN WILLIAMS 84 Feme Boulevard Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC GOLD Entered September. 1951 School: Honor Ro 4 Class: Committees: Dance 4, Party 4 DONALD RICHARD WILY 7259 Spruce Street Upper Darby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE Clubs: Chess 4 Sports: 8avketbal! Numerals 3 73 ta tAce, Slaved 'PfiyA ScAaaif... PAUL JOSEPH WOLF 268 Westbrook Drive Clifton Heiqhts GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE LEROY G. WOLFER 7426 Rogers Avenue Upper Derby SCIENTIFIC PURPLE School: Fingerprinting Group 3 Clew: Dance Committee 4 Sports: Junior Varsity Baseball 2- Varsity Base- ball 3 I. JEAN WOODCOCK 509 Midvale Road Upper Darby ACADEMIC GOLD Class: Committees: Donee 2 3. 4. Party 2 4. Play 3. 4 Clubs: Choral 2. 3. 4 JEAN ESTHER WRAY 864 Fairfax Road Dreiel Hill STENOGRAPHIC PURPLE School: Publicationi Aqont 4 Class: Committoos: Dance 3 4, Party 3. 4, Pay 3. 4- Play Usher 3 Clubs: Horace Mann 4 JAMES ALFRED YOCUM 4301 State Road Drexel Hill GENERAL BUSINESS PURPLE JOHN T. WOLFENDEN 313 Lincoln Avenue Lansdowne ACADEMIC GOLD Clubs: Rifle 2 Sports: Varsity Rifle 2 DWIGHT OGDEN WOOD 840 Ormond Avenue Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: A. A. Council 2- Publications Aqont 2 Class: Committees: Dance 2, 3. 4, Party 2 Clubs: Spanish 3 EDWARD PETER WORTHINGTON 3730 School Lane Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE School: All-School Show Cast 3: Wo'fare Agent 4 Clubs: Spanlih 4 Sports: Varsity Football 3 LYNDA ANNETTE YEAGER 29 Revere Road Drexel Hill ACADEMIC PURPLE Class: Committoos: Party 4, P'ay 3. 4 BRUCE YOUNG 237 South Bayberry Lane ACADEMIC Clubs: Vis i. a Aids 2. 3 Upper Darby GOLD 74 âitycUt ta t ee. aii Aail!.., Yes. Hail to thee, all hail! For you taught us the worth of study, the dignity of labor, the value of careful planning, and the need for a serious purpose. You provided us with facilities, you taught us skills. Hail to thee, all hail! For you taught us to live with others, to re- spect the individual, and to coop- erate with the majority. You taught us to be good winners as well as gracious losers. You gave us many opportunities for practice in social situations. Hail to thee, all hail! For you planned the future as well as the present so that the next genera- tion may enjoy even better facili- ties than ours. Yes. all hail to thee, Upper Darby High School . . . Alma Mater. 75 tyuaiai JteAewMect daily 0 0 4 Junior Class Officers The Officers who piloted the class of '53 through the year were: Vice President Skip Ellison, Secretary Sue Aberle. President Dick Pa- dula, and Treasurer Bob Henn. Standing are their ad- visers, Miss Alice Miller, a member of the home eco- nomics department, and Mr. Paul Noel, of the English de- partment. Homeroom 5 Miss Miller FIRST ROW: Elser, Hitzelberger, Aberle, Vincent (Executive Committee), Mitchell (President), Hill, Happersett, Ringler SECOND ROW: Miss Miller, Bowman, Belden, Ackerman. McGowan, Sly THIRD ROW: Christine, Manfredi, Elliott, Smith, Davies. Sand FOURTH ROW: Gearhart, Koch, Karlsons, Lich- tenfeld Homeroom 12 Miss Singewald FIRST ROW; Moffa, Vinci, Vogt, Hinkle (Execu- tive Committee), Ellison (President), Hadley, Ackiss, Smith, Boyd SECOND ROW: Miss Singewald, Davis, La Gasse, Snow, Bencker. Osman, Engle. Rizzo THIRD ROW: Thomas, Hoffman, Adelman, Church. Kauffman, Geigleman FOURTH ROW: Price, Wilds, Sanders, D'An- tonio, Burton, Harbeck, Murphey 76 7 ? ta ztect ... Homeroom 14 Mrs. Abrams FIRST ROW: Smith. Haelle, Clare. Loflin (Execu- tive Committee). McBryan (President), Palmer. Bradley. Larkin SECOND ROW: Davis, Gentile. Roderick. Mesi. Hoff. Eschert. Englebreth, Mrs. Abrams THIRD ROW: Wilkinson, Santmyers. Davies. Marsh. Morgan. Volk. Hardick. Wagner FOURTH ROW: Adams. Thomas. Snyder. Bush. Bengermino. Rehfuss Homeroom 20 Mr. H. Thompson FIRST ROW: Hause. Caras. Smith. Martin (Ex- ecutive Committee), Clark (President). Parnes. Ber- man. Haines SECOND ROW: Everett, Wallace. Moritz. Rog- ers. Dawkins. Lawson, Esher, Mr. Thompson THIRD ROW: Deets, Santora, Eaton, Messel, Andrews. House, Murphy FOURTH ROW: Snyder. Hardwick. Kennedy. Williams, Lott, Adams, Gisel, Thompson Homeroom 21 Mr. Brooke FIRST ROW: Statzell, Morris. Murphy. Walker (Executive Committee), Adelizzi (President). Archer. Patterson. Mauser SECOND ROW: Failing, Braeuninger. Hunter. Snyder, Reid. Farace. Harding, Mr. Brooke THIRD ROW: Gowen, Romano, Dean. Cobb. Leary. Hughes, Kisela FOURTH ROW: Williamson. Bershtein, Mac- Cubbin, Harmer. Neff. DeTurk. Carey. Mieder Homeroom 24 Mr. Coffey FIRST ROW: MacCulloch, Graham. Cocks. De- George (Executive Committee). Harner (President). Weddell, McCoy. Horiel, DiDonato SECOND ROW: Miller, Fidelibus. Rosen. Stell- wagon. Harding. Wisneski, Klebart, Snyder. Mr. Coffey THIRD ROW: Wall. Cavallo, Murphy, Tobey, Borrelli, Peabody. Toohey FOURTH ROW: Reid, Hughes. Hunter. Brani- gan, Armstrong, LeBrocq, Alderfer. Smith Homeroom 120 Mr. Oswald FIRST ROW: Pedder. Rowell, Fischer, McCren- sky, Townsend (Executive Committee). Schumacher (President). Brooks. Hutton, Levin SECOND ROW: Harris. Whitehead. Grandizio. Delmar. Arnold. Innes. Wallace. Mr. Oswald THIRD ROW: Noble. Collins, Stephens. Alti- more, MacDonald, Chmielowski FOURTH ROW: DeFiori, Reynolds. Carbin, Wolf, Mitchell. Spina. Klein 77 T de ifyvMite executive ecutuutteec... Homeroom 125 Mr. Diehl FIRST ROW: Collins, Ruza, J. Jackson, McElfresh (President). Mahoney (Executive Committee), Brown, Light, Hartman, Asteris SECOND ROW: Mr. Diehl, Dolan, Flynn, Struth, Wield, Pelly, Hart, August THIRD ROW: Stetson, Grant, Tregembo. Ward, Newby, Seagraves. Reidel, W. Jackson FOURTH ROW: Felici, Geatens, Nunn, Ciancia- rulo, Bowman. Kline Homeroom 130 Miss Reed FIRST ROW: Jones, Compton. McEvoy, Clif- ford. Hartmire (Executive Committee). Padula (President), Frey, Azzari. Wilkes SECOND ROW: Miss Reed, Limeburner, Sud- dard, Drumheller, Tuzio, Knapp, Phillips THIRD ROW: Brown, Stewart, Bradley, Ses- singer, Rogers. Haussmann FOURTH ROW: Aurillo, Peters. Morelli. Jenkin, Manning, Granzow Homeroom 132 Miss Weil FIRST ROW: Bragg, Collins, Lineberry, Bur- roughs (Executive Committee). Ballora (President), McFadden, Saha, Ferry. Hastings SECOND ROW: Miss Weil, Hawkins, DeStefano, Wilks, Jones, Nave. Johnson, Stiff THIRD ROW: Shute, Rosato, Fulton, Sutherland, Bates. Masser, Woodall, Balk FOURTH ROW: Uhlman, Koenig, Bell, Morgan, Connaghan, Wharton, Park, Dukes, Mesirov Homeroom 133 Mr. Young FIRST ROW: Stockier, Williams. Juele, Conway (Executive Committee), Wrenn (President). Cara- panos. McIntyre. Kortze SECOND ROW: Mr. Young, Pittinos, Freedman, Hazzard. Durante, Sweeney, Heisler, Baun THIRD ROW: Joll. Rossi. Geshwind. St. John, Patch, Litle, Ganci, Vaughan FOURTH ROW: Morris, Congleton, Granzow, Diamond. Bauers. Brogan, Weer Homeroom 203 Miss Rutledge FIRST ROW: McGrath, Copley, Newman, Pol- ler (Executive Committee). Temoyan (President), Wolfer. McKeever. Schoenfeld SECOND ROW: Miss Rutledge. Geiger, Castra- taro. Schaeffer, DiStefano. Bell, Nestler, Carter THIRD ROW: Nicola. Heiselmoyer. Henderson. McQuaid. Long, Porreca. Kalbach FOURTH ROW: Thacher, Kramer, Bonsall, Gear- hart, Kallenbach, Martin, Higgins, Wills 78 7 3 Mtake flouti n, cfea% memanaMe... Homeroom 204 Miss Garen FIRST ROW: Searles. Gilbert, Getty, Dougherty. Thompson (Executive Committee). Loux (President), Meglino, Cosmi, Charuk SECOND ROW: Caterson, Xaras, Weisberg, Glassmire, Donaldson, Prichard. Keller. Miss Garen THIRD ROW: Nixon, Henderson, Beyer. Costi- gan, Luke, Tilton. Catagnus FOURTH ROW: Noble, Henricksen. Potter. Schweizer, Bibrosch Homeroom 205 Miss Kerr FIRST ROW: Billie, Merkins, Jacob, Cullen (Exec- utive Committee), Lyon (President), H. Kennedy. Eccles, Cavallo SECOND ROW: Bailey. Dove, Gracey. Chad- wick, Melville, Greenberg, Miss Kerr THIRD ROW: OâConner, Timmins. Cullinan, Nordbruch, Yonker. Semel, D. Henry, Binns FOURTH ROW: Pusey, E. Henry. Lukens, Tinari. B. Kennedy, Sease Homeroom 208 Mr. Harer FIRST ROW: Rasch. Malec, Echenhofer. McCall (Executive Committee). Jones (President). Eby, Meterissian, Sharpe. Daebeler SECOND ROW: Oelenschlager, Kennedy. Bauer, Whitman. Slawter. Morton. Boyd, Mr. Harer THIRD ROW: Herzog, Gratz, Challis. Rauane. Young, Griesinger, Black FOURTH ROW: Henn, Brokmeyer, Freudenber- ger, Lautz, Cooke, Pauls Homeroom 221 Miss Yerkes FIRST ROW: Chestnut, Shohat. Edelman. Tar- kanian (Executive Committee). Smith (President), Zimmerman, Manco, Hespenhide SECOND ROW: Blake. Reamer, Miller. Morton, Yockey. McKinley. Olsen, van Es, Daldy THIRD ROW: Grossman, Corialos, McCormick, Brown. Gauntlett, Pentimall, Halpern. Klaus, Jones FOURTH ROW: Heverly. Villiger. Ryan, Whip- pan, Lawson, Eckardt, Bayless Homeroom 226 Mr. Noel FIRST ROW: Wigfield. O'Neill. Mandel. Dantzer (Executive Committee), Hirsch (President), Rife. B. Elliott. Hettel, Zinszer SECOND ROW: Millis, Vasey, Voegler, Simpson. Chew, Lee, Zuchelli, Mr. Noel THIRD ROW: Donahue, Salm. Buchy, Hammer. Kapp, Gayley FOURTH ROW: Thomas. Perryman. McCul- lough, Moses, Beers, J. Elliott. Cucinotta 79 ÂŁea%ttect ÂŁ e meaaittfy ,.. The Class of 1954 elected as officers to guide them during their first year in senior high school: Historian Carol Huber, Vice- President Glenn Fisher, President John Craft, Secretary Phyllis Ball. Standing is Treasurer Dick Kelly. Mr. William Kehl. science instructor, and Miss Helen Mowry. English teacher, advised the sophomores. Homeroom 4 Miss Breese FIRST ROW: Flanegan, Jekofsky, Dilorio, Law, Dixon (President), Caldwell, Johansen, Nelson. Bowman SECOND ROW: Miss Breese, Kyle, Sheads, Ricci, Xavier, Shepard, Abercrombie THIRD ROW: Conway, Murphy, Mason, Bazolas, Mathews, Cole, Wasmer FOURTH ROW: Tate, Rosenberry (Executive Committee). Petschelt, Harriman, Allan, Trum- bower, Franks Homeroom 28 Mr. Packer FIRST ROW: Lecher, Coppock. Beaumont, Hay- burn (President). Doehne (Executive Committee), Freeland, Rossi SECOND ROW: Mr. Packer, Jennings, Andrews, Henderson, Shick, Abrams, Nespoli, Phillips THIRD ROW: Flanagan, Ness, Coleman, Water- house, Tuckwood. Johnson, Zissman FOURTH ROW: Dodson, Taylor, Matthias, Rizzo, Brandon, Deorsh, Shepherd Homeroom 33 Mr. Russ FIRST ROW: Adam, Gambol, Tudino, Jocylen (Ex- ecutive Committee), Rutter (President). Coulston, Costello, Carroll, McGrath SECOND ROW: Mr. Russ, Newton, Robertson, Drake, Lewis. Higgins. Biel. Simmons THIRD ROW: Dowling, Shillingford, Azzari, Brazier, Neston, Jones, Founds FOURTH ROW: Picciano, Taylor, Weaverling, McAdams, Cooke 80 'Pccrfde anet faict teamwanA... Homeroom 101 Mr. Lower FIRST ROW: Alexander, Simpson. Warren. Rodin (Executive Committee), Sadler (President). Crowd- ing, Lexey, Hill SECOND ROW: Bailey. Drake, Black, McLane, White, Twisselman, Franklin, Larkin, Mr. Lower THIRD ROW: Cook. Garges, Carroll. Durst, Johnson. Heidelberger FOURTH ROW: Kaidor. Shive, Taylor, Breit- haupt, Newton. McLaughlin, Pilkington. Nimick Homeroom 102 Miss Mowry FIRST ROW: Galliaombardo, Sjogren, Pope, Noznesky (Executive Committee), Weed (President), Lauer, Rodin, Melchiorre SECOND ROW; Eash. Alexander. Sample. Heim, Johnston, Case, Miss Mowry THIRD ROW: Fuhrman, Rogers, Ligrest, Bossert, Culbert, Urie, Dukes FOURTH ROW: Bailey, Terlizzi, Kaljian. Nixon, Teal. Short, McMahon, Brody Homeroom 103 Mrs. Slick FIRST ROW: Xavier, Ball, Fisher (Executive Com- mittee), Moon (President), Irwin, Bunting. Wills, Stevenson SECOND ROW: Malaby. Semple. Hurlbart, Blackburn. Collier. DeStefano, Vowler, Mrs. Slick THIRD ROW: Regin, Stott, Foster, Dillard, luli- ano, Schatz, Murray, Hamm FOURTH ROW: Lucas, Rittenour, Poynter, Wayne, Christophersen, Greer Homeroom 123 Mr. Wike FIRST ROW: Constantino, Sihler, Brooker, Earl (Executive Committee), Terres (President). Linden- muth. Meo, Cavarett SECOND ROW; Jones, Eaton, Wakefield, Gil- mour. Rose, Allen (moved), Mr. Wike THIRD ROW: Covert, Sanders, Oles, Daly, Pop- pen, Sminky. Bowers FOURTH ROW: Butler, Hergert. Karian, Leath- erman. Garney, Norris, Weinstein, Yates Homeroom 124 Mr. McDonnell FIRST ROW: Savage, Centola. D'Amato, Eckers- ley (Executive Committee), Craft (President). Lin- der, Kayati. Katsanis SECOND ROW: Levie, Smith. Gault, Anderson (President), Oakes, Pagano, Mr. McDonnell THIRD ROW: Warner, Glass, Metzger, West, Hodges. Bowman. Palmer FOURTH ROW: Brown, Legge, Heverly, Tette- mer, Baldwin, Pounds, Mears 81 76cOi fail Mtacyz ivie ... Homeroom 128 Mr. King FIRST ROW: Lipsett. Ewing. Damon. Hoffman (Executive Committee). Whiteley (President), Gor- man. Chandler. Angier SECOND ROW: Mr. King. Parmentier. Michael, Ruffo. Kazarian, D. Smith. Brady THIRD ROW: Burke, Scavitto. Geno, Crawford. Barnes, Hill FOURTH ROW: Megee, Teubner, J. Smith. O'Brien, White, Kauffman, Leonard, Kilroy Homeroom 129 Mr. Bernardino FIRST ROW: D'Angelo, Smith, Angus. Wike (Ex- ecutive Committee), Mick (President). Holden, Gravenor, Chapman SECOND ROW: Mr. Bernardino, Killian, Brauker. Hill, Kellerman, Farquhar. Barrett THIRD ROW: Schaal, Litle. OâConnell, Snyder. Parshall, Meo, Thompson FOURTH ROW: Gilbert, Price, Wick, Levy, Edwards Homeroom 206 Mr. Neff FIRST ROW: FeKay. Armor, O'Day, Hoshabjian (Executive Committee), Williams (President). Lewis, Broadbent, Falco SECOND ROW: Mr. Neff. Smith, Ruth Dattle. Miller. Willard. Patchel, Hitzelberger, Deere THIRD ROW: Beale, Chubb, Camero, Schafer, Pyle, Liuzzi, Sparta FOURTH ROW: Kelly. Giove, Mester, Thompson Homeroom 209 Mr. Remley FIRST ROW: House, Brock, Sailer, J. Williams (Executive Committee), Meyer (President), Reh- mann, F. Williams, Fayer SECOND ROW: Mr. Remley. Perrotto, Greene, Kingsley. Ferro. Sprankle, DeKrafft, Clum THIRD ROW: Mitchell, DiNardo, Thrasher, Liuzzi, Hoopes, Lewis, Davidson. Arnold FOURTH ROW: Schenkel, Orcutt, Camponaro, Goldberg, Kelly, Speer Homeroom 212 Mr. Strange FIRST ROW: Broughton, Sanders. Loupus, Mof- fit (Executive Committee), Aruffo (President), Der- ham. Greiss. Fewkes SECOND ROW: Mr. Strange. Wilson. Stallsmith, Coffey, Kirby, Lloyd. Often, Reichelderfer THIRD ROW: Davison, Hoyer, Feree. Williams, Perry. Capucci, Truax FOURTH ROW: Schmidt, Kennedy. Goodman, Miles, Malley, Houser 82 0 Sma tiect ait tecvtcU Homeroom 216 Mr. Clugston FIRST ROW: Caruso. Sassaman. Winner, Stefano (Executive Committee). Huber (President). Ferry. Aurig, Haddow SECOND ROW: Williams. Dicken, Monteith, Bryan. MacDowell. Colavito. Mr. Clugston THIRD ROW: Kleckner. DeLuca, Hughes. Rey- nolds. Turner. Pappas FOURTH ROW: Schwindt, Miller. Plumridge. Goosenberg Homeroom 223 Miss Gamble FIRST ROW: West. Hugues. Fisher. Rice (Exec- utive Committee). MacKenzie (President). Parsons. Moore. Williams SECOND ROW: Wissing, Aurillo. Scott, Diehl. Pye, Conlin, Steckel. Miss Gamble THIRD ROW: Buchy. Lott, Kramer, Cole, Hugo. Minehart. Hall FOURTH ROW: Finlc, DelVecchio, Sayers, Gor- don, Cassel. Rupperstein Homeroom 225 Mr. Hamsher FIRST ROW: Moritz, Hunter. Flood, Partridge (Executive Committee). Christman (President). Hamilton. Kuehnle. Scaparos SECOND ROW: Wilson, Quagliariello, Bulkin, Cole, Stellini, Perez, Maher. Mr. Hamsher THIRD ROW: Stern, Mish, Fink. Hurlbert, Grande, Wolfer, VanLeir FOURTH ROW: Collins, Rigler, Kingston, Black- burn. Seligman, Lubking Homeroom 232 Miss Chrisman FIRST ROW: Fox, Marshall. Barnett (Executive Committee). Diehl (President), Clark, O'Leary, Rem- ley. Taylor SECOND ROW: Dion. Burkholder. Quigg. Schopf, Lanzetta, Congdon, Shanaman. Miss Chris- man THIRD ROW: Moser, Natale. Hartman, Macat- soris, Robinson, Klinger FOURTH ROW: Jackson, Blumstein, Grigsby. Riley, Penna, Swanson, Torrante Homeroom 233 Miss Grunberg FIRST ROW: Constantino, Jamgochian, Hart- man, Dietrich (Executive Committee), Jochen (Pres- ident), Francolini, Cesarini, DiPaulo SECOND ROW: Ray. Bauer, Cahoone, Wray, Laury, Masterman, Trawka. Miss Grunberg THIRD ROW: Borio, Rosato. Shaw, Keane. Wal- ters. Guiney, Schwechler FOURTH ROW: Perkins, Fissel. Martin. Knodt, Tagye. Coggins A Cappella sang carols . . . âlateictc164 caafceratiaa,,, Teachers welcomed parents back to school . .. Seniors did the hula . . . 84 t %[RWL ftaKTI . Students practiced politics . . . Dancers chatted during intermission . . . D. E. planned a program ... ic ieveci an acct taactiviy ye z%_______________ Soph Executives meditated . . . Ticket-taker Hirsch collected . . . es âââ â'âii iiiiiii â L âiiiiii iiii.:: â uftnii lit U â âwiiii «Uii liilllP -â Ml (1 -- ' VV ' r . âą fâ ' t.'vv â k ' âą_ V -J. _âą - âą' â âą ;âą wj -v -s. âą âą r 0 â 'pwwyTdy Swity dszcf, little li e 4 0 4 AUGUST OCTOBER Sua Mon Tu W d Thu frl S t Sua Mon Tu W d Thtt 171 Sit SEPTEMBER 1951 SUNDAY SATURDAY Headaches began . . . 4 Vacations ended for teachers . . . 6 Headaches began for bewildered sopho- mores, nonchalant juniors, sophisticated seniors. 13 Hi â54 was the theme at Sophomore Ac- tivities Day. 14 With the ringing of We need money in our ears, the A. A. Campaign began. 21 Dick Uhlman won the Novice Cross Country Trophy. 22 Upper Darby Royals met Lancaster Red Tor- nadoes at opening football game. 24 Seniors were victorious in A. A. Campaign. 25 The singing of Come on 'a My House spurred on publications subscription drive. 28 Football enthusiasm carried over through lunchtime pep rallies. 29 Seniors danced the hula at the Hawaiian Holiday. 88 ,, dli e 46 day nefeeated. ft SEPTEMBER Sum Hoc Too Wod Thu Fit Sol NOVEMUR Sun Mom Too Wod Thu HI Sol 1 2 3 7 8 9 10 M 15 16 17 21 22 23 24 29 30 SATURDAY SUNDAY Report cards . . . mixed emotions 5 Sophs went hayseed to the Country Capers. 8 Publications campaign ended with Purples victorious. 10 With door-bell ringing, Sophs started their magazine subscription campaign. 12 Enthusiastic Royals showed their color spirit at the Songs and Cheers contest. '3 Upidites danced at the Touchdown Twirl. 15 Time to dig deep for the United Welfare Campaign, giving students an opportunity to contribute to all charities. 25 Report cards created mixed emotions. 27 Students had fun at the Hootinâ Holler Hop, sponsored by the Band. 30 Pupils played pranks on mischief night. 31 The Halloween Upi-Goblins took time out for begging. 89 flu t o-ttc mate davtce udtk cf xu,,, OCTOBER Sue Mca T  Wm Thu Tt S DECEMBER â Tut Wtd Tkm M So NOVEMBER 19S1 SATURDAY SUNDAY | MONDAY After the game ... Varsity Drag 2 Seniors donned makeup and wigs in The Imaginary Invalid for a two-night run. 5 Teachers' visiting day. a vacation at last. . . 7 Back to School Night brought parents and teachers together. 10 First snow flakes carried hope for a White Christmas. 13 Representatives helped Upidites select their future Alma Maters at School and College Night. 20 Balloons raised school spirit at Haverford game pep rallies. 21 No school! Students slept all day long. 22 Royals triumphed over Fords at annual Tur- key Day Game. 23 Students and grads danced at the Varsity Drag. 26 Turkey-filled vacationers came back to school after five carefree days. 90 ,., iad ta all a yaad aiykt. NOVEMBER JANUARY Sun M'« Tun VV d Thu fil S ( Sun Mon Tun Wtd T u Fit S.«I DECEMBER 1951 FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY 24 31 Jolly Saint Dick . . . 5 Deserving athletes received their letters. 8 Fall sportsters ate their fill at Loyal Royal Boosters Banquet. 9 Overflowing crowd thrilled to High School's Christmas Concert. 14 Snow-ball throwing time came as giant bliz- zard hit U.D. 15 Children from St. Vincent's were guests at the National Thespian production of Little Red Riding Hood. 17 At memorial services, faculty and students mourned the death of Mr. John S. Billingslea. 21 Upidites cheered as school closed for holi- day vacation . . . wishing all a Merry Christ- mas. 24 Rushed Royals finished last minute Christ- mas shopping. 25 World peace, the hope of this Christmas season ... 31 Guys and dolls cheered in the New Year at parties and dances. 91 Out ye tetcUity4, ailaov ... DECEMBER FEBRUARY Sun M o Toâą V - «J rjtu r l S.l 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 JANUARY 1952 Sun Moo fuo VWJ fhu So 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 22 23 29 SATURDAY Headaches continued . . . midyears 1 Sleepy students made resolutions while watching Mummers' Parade. 12 Six U.D. musicians took part in the District Orchestra Concert. 2 Groan! Back to school . . . 4 Norristown and U.D. students got together 12 Stylers' soothing music plus a Frankenstein thriller made for fun at the Steel Pier Frolic. at post-basketball dance. 8, 9. II Marie Pate was our choice as Queen 17 Distribution of the UPl-DAH provided relax- ation for study-weary studes. of the Merry Holiday. 12 Seniors sweated it out at college board 22 Royals burned midnight oil in preparation for semester exams. exams. 25 End of midyears brought sighs of relief. 92 cct ... JANUARY MARCH FEBRUARY 1952 S  Men Tut Wtd TAj r 1 S« 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 19 SUNDAY Sun Mott Tut Wt4 Thu nt 3 I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 27 28 29 SATURDAY Carolyn . . . Ross ... St. Valentine 12 Lincoln should have freed us along with the slaves. 14 Sweet nothings were whispered on Valen- tine's day. 15 Merry Holiday was presented at the an- nual All-School Show. 16 Dances, songs, and skits gave form to our Merry Holiday. 19 Erasers wore down as spellers tried for color honors. 22 All day to sleep, thanks to Mr. G. Wash- ington. 25 A big surprise party given for Miss Mallon in recognition of her fiftieth anniversary of teaching . . . 27 Champion Helen Kennedy spurred Purples to victory in the oral spelling contest. 29 District wrestlinq meet at Lower Merion proved exciting tor many U.D. wrestlers and watchers. 29 Just think! Not another Leap Year for four long years 93 Pu6-titatiaui bt oucat ta P iete @a weatia t 4 0 0 FEBRUARY APRIL Sun Non Tw« W.J Thu Trl SaI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 SATURDAY Sun M-n Tu W J 7to I'll S«« 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 SUNDAY MONDAY MARCH 1952 C. S. P. A. I Girls got their chances at the Student Coun- cil Leap Year Dance. 3 U.D. met Swarthmore and Nether-Provi- dence for the first of the Hi-Q finals. 6 Students learned about various occupations at Vocational Guidance Clinics. 7 Winter-sports athletes received their letters. I I Juniors planned their senior year as they filled out their last rosters in U.D. 14 Scholarship information presented in Senior Assembly. bound . . . 15 Most important step for college entrance by aspiring seniors was this college board. 15 Hi-Y Clubs celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary at the Silver Serenade. 21 Junior class presented The Madwoman of Chaillot. 22 Juniors gave another successful presentation of the Madwoman. 26 Hopeful seniors crossed their fingers for scholarships on the final day of application. 94 ?4tklete Accent AfrUay, fr io-c n un... loiiur âąUl iwM «r MARCH X lt M « Tu w d Thu ni Sul 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 I' If 25 26 27 28 29 APRIL 1952 MAY Sun Mom Tit W d Thu til Sul 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 SUNDAY SATURDAY Baseball . . . track . . . tennis I Baseball gloves, track shoes, and tennis rac- quets became a familiar sight on the Hill. 4 Easter vacation brought ten welcomed days of rest. 6 Upper Darby chorus presented a Sacred Concert. 13 The gals' new Easter bonnets sent Peter Cot- tontail galloping back to his hole. 15 Back to school again for the last lap of the year. 22 Purple and Gold orators vied for team hon- ors in the annual public speaking contest. 24 School for the teachers, but vacation for the students, during Schoolmen's week. 25 Popular songs set the mood for the Lionsâ Club Show. 28 Seniors counted twenty-four more days of school. 30 Royals suffered from a severe attack of spring fever. 95 rfvtMv-tevift t z 'P'le ettt iced.,. APRIL JUNE 5-jn Hon Tun Wnd Thu Til Stl SATURDAY M n«rtel Dor Drill for the Queen . . . I Only twenty-two more days for seniors. 9 Upidites displayed their Purple and Gold during Color Day. 14 Coronation of the May Queen highlighted May Day. 17 Seniors groaned at final college board exams. 17 Sophomores entertained May Queen and her court at their Spring Dance. 20 Spring fever attacked U.D. 22 Publications' leaders rewarded for the year's work and new editors announced at the Publications banquet. 23 Prizes and honors awarded to outstanding seniors at Honor Assembly. 29 U.D. prayed for peace at the Memorial Day exercises. 30 Upidites invaded the Jersey coast on their day off. 96 arcuer AfaacU tke 'Petet. MAY JULY Commencement . . . 2 Spring sport enthusiasts received A. A. 5 awards. 2 Outstanding seniors were installed in Na- 6 tional Honor Society. 2 Seniors turned in books for the last time in Upper Darby. 3 Juniors received honors in their assembly. 9 4 School praised sophomores in Honorsâ As- sembly. 11 Last day of classes this term for juniors and sophomores. Loyal Royal Boosters entertained spring ath- letes and their parents at a banquet. Juniors hosts to seniors at the Junior-Senior reception . . . Junior commencement ushers tied diplomas as seniors rehearsed for graduation. Commencement and senior final . . . 97 TiJee ltf, t e Studeat fauacit deCi6ei ited... To further better understanding between faculty and student body, the Upper Darby Student Council functioned with a member- ship of one representative from each home- room and a member from each of the lead- ing school organizations. Under the leadership of President Babs Miller, the council staged a clean-up cam- paign for the cafeteria, sponsored a Leap Year Dance, and sent a Christmas basket to a needy family in the community as some of their various activities throughout the year. Since this student group formulates and re- vises school laws governing the three classes, this year they revised the constitution and chartered the Musical Masterpieces and Horace Mann Clubs. With Vice-President Parke Hess, Secretaries Ann Adams and Artie Copes. Treasurers Jack Schumacker and John Hartmire. and Sergeant-at-Arms Don Jones, the council attended meetings of the Suburban Student Council and ush- ered at Back to School Night. Miss Zita Mallon, Miss Lucille Noble, and Mr. Ralph Andersen advised the Council. Pictured above is the 1951-52 Council. Sitting: Hilton; Dixon; Hirsh; Copes; Hart- mi-e; Miller; Schumacher; Adams; Hess; Olson; Mathews. Standing: Miss Nobie: Temoyan; Cale; Mick; McElfresh; Whitely: Smedley; Miss Mallon; Mitchell; Parry; Loux; DiFulvio; Burfeind; Clark; Williams; Mr. Anderson. Second row: Fisher; Huber, E.; DeGeorge; Quarracino; Jocelyn; Friedmann; Lyon; McKenzie; Tuckwood; Burkholder; Rodin; Aruffo; Huber, C. Third row: Wrenn; Mc- Bryan; Barney; Adelizzi; Greene; Weed; Terres; Hugo. Fourth row: Hutchinson; Mc- Cleave; Dugan; Schmucker, B.; Ballora; Rit- tenhouse; Rutter; Shenkel; Meyer; Diehl; Jochen. 98 âą: 4,xecutiv⏠felawied fcwject ... The top picture shows a few dreamy-eyed Upidites at the Student Councilâs very successful Leap Year Dance. Pictured in the center is the Student Council Execu- tive Committee, which plans the Council's activities for the year. This committee in- cluded: Hutchinson, Jones. Copes. Ballora, Fisher. Hess, Miller, Olson, Terres, Math- ews, Hartmire. Dixon. Below is a picture of a full meeting of Council in the cafeteria. Babs Miller is pre- siding. ( aafee'iatittc fetatutiafy fen ctuccct siccaid... Upper Darby publications win awards an- nually from N.S.P.A., C.S.P.A.. and P.S.P.A. Mrs. Slick advised the ACORN whose edito- rial board consisted of Bill Hugo, editor-in- chief. and editors Blumstein, DeVries, Fen- ner, Frazier, Greene, Katz, Parker. Tarleton, and Shorr. Estelle Huber, UPI-DAH editor- in-chief, DiFiori, art editor, and Miss Gauk- rodger, adviser, combined their talents to- ward another magazine of prize-winning quality. Lavonne Olson, editor-in-chief of the OAK, worked with editors Foseid, Adams. Marshall, and Hollander. Mr. Ham- sher supervised the editorial planning of the book and Mr. Noel coordinated the photog- raphy. Mr. Shenk guided the financing of the publications program. 100 Upper Darbyâs completely rounded publica- tions program consists of a weekly newspaper, the ACORN, a bi-annual magazine, the UPl- DAH, and a yearbook, the OAK. The ACORN informs students and teachers of coming events, work done in various classes and school organizations, and sports events. The UPI- DAH, oldest publication in the school, contains creative stories, essays, poems, and art work. It honors eight outstanding seniors as Fi- deles. The OAK records the events of the school year with pictures, write-ups, and scores. Members of the Publications Business Staff have the responsibility of soliciting advertising for the ACORN, handling finances and circula- tion, and arranging senior sittings. The Pub- lications Typinq Staff, girls of the Commercial Course, whip the copy into good form for the printer. In the picture to the left appear the advisers and editors of school publications. They are Gerry Fenner. Miss Kerr, Bill Hugo. Mrs. Slick, Mr. Shenk. Miss Gaukrodger, Estelle Huber, Mr. Hamsher. Lavonne Olson, and Mr. Noel. Art Adviser Miss Kingsley was absent when pic- ture was taken. The snaps below, from left, show ACORN press-night, OAK artist Judy Marshall, and President Truman presenting Joan Cowie with a C.S.P.A. First in advertising. 0$ 'Da'ifaf, yeai,,, 101 zvuvect weekly... With press nights to attend, dead- lines to meet, copy to read and to write, this year's busy ACORN editors produced another prize winning paper. Editors and reporters shown above cap- tained the publication this year. First row: Boys' Sports Editor DeVries, Art Editor Katz, News Editor Frazier, Copy Editor Parker. Girls' Sports Editor Tar- leton, Staff Secretary Blumstein. Fea- tures Editor Greene, Editor-in-Chief Hugo; Second row: Battistic, Jocylen, MacKenzie, Mick, Kennedy, Tilton, Thompson, Struth, Freedman, Ackiss; Third row: Hess. Eccles, Beaumont, Smith. Damon, Burkholder, Hoshabjian, Wield, Shenkel; Fourth row: Adviser Mrs. Slick. Voegler. Vincent, Cahoone, Doehne, Ball. Beissel, Collins. Yates; Fifth row: Tcbey, Morgan. Jones, Sant- meyers, Moon. Kennedy. Christopher- sen, Kline, McCleave. Pictured at the upper right are Miss Gaukrodger, adviser, and Es- telle Huber, editor-in-chief. To the right is the art staff headed by Larry DiFiori. Below are the members of the Upi- Dah literary staff who prepared and compiled the copy for our bi-annual magazine: first row, Blessing. Del- mar, Jacob, and Edwards: second row, Hochman. Statzell, Edelman. and Fisher: third row, Houseman, Kauffman, Potter, and Holzmueller. Standing in the back are Miss Gauk- rodger and Editor Huber. anitenA fiioduced the 7dfU- PaA .. 0 0 0 jdauuenA au aye The Oak editorial staff is pictured above as follows: first row, Editor-in- chief Olson. Parry, Collins, and Pot- ter: second row. Copy editor Adams, Lappin, Keesey, Mathews, and Schafer: third row, Assistant editor Foseid, Wargny, Eller, Cowing, and Friday. Editor Lavonne Olson and Mr. Hamsher. adviser, are pictured at the upper left. At the lower left are Ed Hollander, staff photographer, and Mr. Noel, photographic adviser. 104 the caie tda%,., Publications Business Staff members who manage finances, schedule senior pictures, and keep the business affairs of the three publications of Upper Darby Senior High School functioning smoothly are pictured above. They areâfirst row: Ebright, Cowie, Business Manager Gerry Fenner. Rahauser, McCaskey: second row: Mr. Shenk. McFarland, Burroughs, Doebler, McElfresh; third row: Urie, Je- kofsky. Remley, Balukjian. Sease: fourth row: Lukens. Mitchell. Chailis, Hoffman, Macakoris. The nimble-fingered publications typists are pic- tured below. They are seated: Urbanski, Ramer, and Schorr, officers. Standing: Balukjian. Knox. Ward. Harman. MacDonald, adviser Miss Kerr. Kokc. Riveiro, Wilbur, Shor, Kempf, Griffith, Whit- man, Smeltzer, Link. Porterfield. Hoshabjian, and Van Sciver. i os i ckaii Atuty ÂŁa AfceMo-ccad zucUewce .,. The A Cappella Choir is shown in the foreground of the picture at the top of this page as the Philadelphia Orches- tra provided their accompaniment. Alleluia, Christ is Born Today. written by Mrs. Jean Davis from the class of '45. made its first public appear- ance at the annual Christmas Concert. In addition, the choir, which is a selected group of eighty-six voices, gave concerts at Town Hall, the Junior High School, and in the sophomore, junior, and senior assemblies. Foremost in the year's events were a concert at the Academy of Music in February with the Philadelphia Or- chestra and participation in the June Inquirer Festival. 106 70'tute 'Di. 'Deaylei coaductcct,.. The members of the 1951-52 A Cappella Choir were: Myers, Ramer, Nixon, Morgan, Mathews. Marshall. Link. Katz, Houseman, Hunter, Gearhart, Frazier, Ebright, Cowie. Connaghan, Collins, Clark, Brooks, Ball. Bur- roughs. Dempster, Friedmann, Frey. Haly, Hoffman, Holmes, Long, Osman. Cowing. Burfeind. Adams. Stallsmith. Price, O'Neill. Mares, Mandel, Hochman. Dean. Chadwick, Bauers, R. Weer, Van Sciver, Thompson, Richards. Quarracino. Pate. Parker. Oelen- schlager, J. Miller. B. Miller, La Gasse, Daw- kins. Copes, Clark, Cale. Brown, Angulo. Greene, Altimore, Christophersen. Eldredge, Friday. Gressen, Hartmire, Hastings, Hugo. Kennedy. Kerr, Leety. Loflin, Mahoney, Morgan. Plummer, Shute. Slawter. Teubner. Thomas. Wallace, F. Weer, Wrenn, Schafer. 107 catea that za e tect the cUup... 108 ,,. SitentCy aouae 109 Upper Darby's 483-voice Choral Club, under Dr. Dengler's direction, presented the Christmas Musicale, Easter Cantata. Lions' Club Show, and Steel Pier Frolic. Officers were Bob Greene. Bob Plummer. Nancy Blessing, and John Hartmire. rfn axc e tia deliy ited ... Interest and skill in music are the only require- ments for joining this instrumental group. This year the orchestra under Robert Doane was a comparatively small organization composed of 41 players. They appeared in the Christmas concert, the All-School Show, assembly pro- grams. and the Commencement ceremonies. Each year, the best players receive the opportu- nity to play in the Southeastern District Orches- tra and the Pennsylvania -All-State Orchestra. Upper Darby's representatives this year were Peter Grivas. Dorothea Twisselman. Barbara Beis- sel. Elaine Henderson, Joan Pelly, and Raymond Friday. 110 U.D.âs concert band this year proved more popular than ever before. Included in their repertoire were Red Rhythm Val- ley. Fred Waring's arrangement of the Battle Hymn of the Republic. and a med- ley of Gershwinâs show tunes. The band members were: seniors. Bailey. Blumstein, Harbeck. Lappin, Smedley, Stall- smith. Tarleton, Wargny, Berguido. Brock, Case. Corekin, DiPaulo. Doyle. Friday. Grivas. Karnbach. Kline. MacKnight, Mc- Cleave, Quirk. Swart; juniors, Caterson, Heiselmoyer, Mitchell. Ackerman. Altimore. Borst, Bragg, Cucinotta. Everett. Harner, Kisela. Rogers. Ruane, Sessinger, Smith. Stiff; sophomores. Caldwell. Dixon, Ferro, Hoyer, Killian. Barrett. Beale. Dattle, De- ment, Jochen. Kaidor, Legge. Mathias. Miles. Misk. Norris, Otten. Schenkel. Shilling- ford, Thrasher. Stern, Vowler. Color guards, Anderson. Lee. Azzari. House, Hutton, luli- ano. Jorgensen. Schaffer, Smith. Stallsmith. Majorettes, co-captains Haelle, Haly. Twirl- ers, Bailey, Brady. Dukes. Durst, van Es, Timmins. 7 U Do-cute aid Stride ufr âSeutcC... t efcre iÂŁttt ztive event tv xtiefoictanct tate... Pictured at left in a typical pose, Mr. Robert Doane, Bandmaster, prepares for the down beat. At the right, the Upper Darby color guard, consist- ing of co-captain Carol Anderson. Diane Hause. Bar- bara Schaffer, Joan Smith, Ruth Stallsmith. Myrna Hutton, co-captain Doris Lee, and Lorraine Jorgensen, posts the Colors. Upper Darby's representatives to the District Band included: Charles Harner, French Horn; Ethel Stall- smith. E flat Clarinet; Jean Smedley, Cornet; and Ray- mond Friday, B flat Clarinet. Jean was also chosen as our representative in State Band. In addition to its time-hon- ored tradition of adding color and spirit to athletic contests, the sixty-five member band, under the direction of Mr. Rob- ert Doane, played in assemblies, at the annual Spring Concert, at the University of Pennsyl- vania Cultural Olympics Band Festival, and at the Lions' Club banquet. Jack MacKnight was president and Jean Smedley was secretary-treasurer. 113 y ,Ccu fere eated.., On November second and third, the Seniors presented Moliereâs Imaginary Invalid. After many weeks of rehearsing under the direction of Miss Frieda Reed, the cast portrayed the sick M. Ardin, the witty maid Toinette. the lovers Cleante and Angelique. scheming Beline, practical Beralde, the stupid De Fois family, sister Louise, the under-handed lawyer, and the two disagreeing doctors. The stage crew, under the direction of Joan Albanese and Miss Maizie Weil, designed and constructed the sets. 114 ,.. 7ue r)( uzyiviar6t Invalid Monsieur Ardin Dale Penrod, Richard Swart Toinette Marilyn Williams. Bettina Belefonte Angelique Elaine Harris. Marjorie Roye Lois Parry Larry Solar Jon Sank Howard Harner Richard Swart, Dale Penrod Dorothy Childs, Nancy Bidet Donald Kerr Beline Monsieur de Bonnefois Cleante Monsieur Defois Thomas Louise Beralde Monsieur Fleurante Monsieur Purjon Student Director Robert Plummer Ted Christophersen Roberta Hochman ns 'Wtaich tke tyotaiau fdacfect... 116 The celebration of International Theatre Month in March prompted the selection of The Madwoman of Chaillot for the Junior Play. Jean Giraudoux's French farce is a satire on grood and selfishness, illustrating a simple method of eliminating them. With Miss Reed and Miss Weil directing it. the large cast of thirty-two was very successful in its first theatrical endeavor. Perform- ances on March twenty-second and twenty- third climaxed Upper Darby Week celebra- tions. Waiter The Little Man The Prospector The President The Baron Theresa The Street Singer The Flower Girl The Ragpicker Paulette Deaf-Mute irma Shirley La The Peddler Bob Tobey Norman Bates Fred Ackiss Robert Kennedy Evan Alderfer Joan Wilks Jack Reid Diane Henry Alan Freedman Pat O'Connor Donald Bershtein, Gordon Santmyers Gasse, Ginger Vincent Fred Bencker The Broker Dr. Jadin Countess Aurelia The Doorman The Policeman Pierre The Sergeant The Sewer-Man Mme. Constance Terry Halpern Howard Morgan Madeleine Alexander Walter Koenig Dick Uhlman Charles Gearhart Robert Smith Kenneth Neff Sue Aberle. Barbara Daebeler Shirley Cullen. Diane Wield Pat Connaghan. Carole Henricksen The Presidents Robert Kennedy. Terry Halpern Fred Ackiss. Fred Bencker Gerald Smith. Alfred Thomas Pat OâConnor. Joan Wilks Voice of Adolph Bertaut Jack Reid Pianist Dorothy Thompson Mile. Gabrielle Mme. Josephine The Prospectors The Press Agents The Ladies 117 talent co-nt ined in a... 118 Utewcf, 'ityaCCcOzy ... Ruled by Queen Marie Pate, the eighth annual All-School Show pre- sented on February fifteenth and six- teenth included talent from the three classes. Both those who watched and those who performed thoroughly en- joyed the extravaganza. 119 Ok THay 'Day 'RoyaC AtucUafo... May brought with its flowers a beau- tiful queen to reign over Royal May Day exercises. The senior class elected Ardeth Copes to this honor. Artie and her court of ten girls: Ann Adams. Jo Buono, Joan Cowie. Libby Eller, Tina Hilton. Gwen Kennedy. Babs Miller. Joan Miller. Lavonne Olson, and Janice Schorr, promenaded to the throne which the sophomores had decorated for them. Last year's queen, Courtenay Len- hard. crowned Artie, and the pageant continued with the Maypole dance of the sophomore girls. After a group of junior girls performed for the queen, she viewed the gymnastic drill, then presented the banner to the winning color team. raoimed t evi Zueea,.. May Queen Ardeth Copes' Court pictured above are Tina Hilton. Ann Adams. Artie Copes. Joan Cowie, Gwen Kennedy. Jo Buona. Janice Schorr, Lavonne Olson, Joan Miller. Libby Eller, and Babs Miller. 121 Occ% 'PuifcCe aud (fold team ... Our school colors, purple and gold, played a daily part in life on the hill where there was always friendly rivalry between the color teams. Purples vied with Golds for top honors in many and varied contests throughout the year, in all sports, public speaking, spelling, and songs and cheers. A record crowd at- tended tag day basketball games when the Golds won both the girls' and boys' games. Finally, to determine the vic- torious team for the year, all the stu- dents took part in the May Day exer- cises. After many weeks of practice, Royals performed the gymnastic drill en masse, then took part in an after- noon of games. Excitement rose as did the scores, until the judges an- nounced the winning team. 'Detenmiaect fatal t zvicUay ,,, 1951 Color Contest PURPLE GOLD A. A. Campaign 10 20 Songs and Cheers 20 40 Hockey 10 20 Cross Country 20 10 Rifle Match 10 20 Soccer 10 20 Wrestling 20 10 Basketball Boys 10 20 Basketball Girls 10 20 Track 20 10 Tennis Boys 20 10 Tennis Girls 20 10 Baseball 20 10 Public Speaking 20 10 Typing 20 10 Spelling 40 20 Publications 20 10 U.D. Mothers' Group 10 20 Gymnastic Drill 40 20 May Day 257 217 Totals 607 527 Upon entering the race for the annual thousand-dollar prize given by the Scott Paper Company, this year's Hi-Q team had a high reputation to maintain because of the fact that two previous Upper Darby teams had won first place in 1950 and 1951. Team members Lavonne Olson, Don Kerr. Dick Swart, Ray Friday, and alternate Paul Strenge placed Upper Darby in the final round tied with Nether Providence, sur- passed only by Swarthmore. These were the top three out of twenty-one Delaware County schools. Our team seemed to do its best work on home ground where it gained a thirty-six point win, its high score of the season. Although Upper Darby fin- ished in third place in the finals, our quiz experts agreed that they had a profitable experience and a lot of fun. Mr. Paul Coffey, pictured at left, advised the team. 124 4ct t c Atayz... The outstanding event on the calendar this year for Troup 1000 of the National Thespian Society was the presentation of the annual children's play, Little Red Riding Hood. which was given on De- cember 14 and 15. At the organization's monthly meetings, small dramatic skits were presented by different members and talks were given by outside speakers. Dr. Kase. of the University of Delaware, spoke at this year's installation ceremonies. The officers included Dale Penrod. Lois Parry, Estelle Huber, Bettina Belefonte, Elaine Harris, and Roberta Hochman. Miss Frieda Reed and Miss Maizie Weil were the club's sponsors. 'pocci clu6- AacC siefcw ctttatioM Boys' Hi-Y Ushering at football qames and at the All-School Show, setting up blood banks, and moving furniture for the Drexel Hill Red Cross were some of the serv- ices performed for the school and community by the Boys' Hi-Y. Their program for the year fea- tured joint meetings with the Hi-Y clubs of other schools and a Father and Son Dinner. Mr. Carson Thompson advised the club. Officers were Row- land Hutchinson, Bill Hugo, Dave Kline, and Dave Barney. Library Girls interested in managing a li- brary and caring for books obtained valuable experience as members of the Library Club. Their work in- cluded stamping, arranging, and mending books before and after school and during study periods. Comprising their social activities were a Mother and Daughter Tea, a weiner roast, and a Christmas party. Assistant librarian, Miss Ruth Bassett, was the club adviser and Therese Stellini, Sue Aberle. and Myrna Hut- ton directed the organization. 1 1 7d. T . d Studeat ( auucil,. - Girls' Hi-Y As a service organization, the Girlsâ Hi Y con- tributed to the school and students alike. Some of the club's activities included serving as guides and ushers at various functions throughout the year, sponsoring Sophomore Activity Day, working in the office and at the information desk, managing the Lost and Found, and presenting the annual Hi-Y Dance with the Boys' Hi-Y. Officers under the di- rection of Miss Edith Gaukrodger were Libby Eller, Joan Miller. Lynn Johnson, and Nancy Adams. World Affairs Forum Debating international, federal, and local problems is the chief char- acteristic of this club's meetings every other week. Taking an active part in school and community affairs, the club participated in the Junior Town Meeting of the Air, the Tem- ple Forum, and the annual Student Municipal Government Day. Proj- ects included forums in the three as- semblies. Sponsored by Mr. Paul Coffey, the officers for this year were Bob McCleave, Don Kerr, Hugh Jascourt. and Bill Fawley. 127 I'Zloc b MatcdatecC... Astrophychem Color photographer, George Lower, and meteorologist. Henry Adams, were guest speakers of the Astrophychem Sci- entific Society. Club members visited Morris Arboretum, Longwood Gardens, and the University of Pennsylvania Hos- pital during the year. A nature scaven- ger hunt and the developing of negatives proved to be very popular club projects. Officers were Ethel Stallsmith, Kathie Schafer, Margie Lappin and Joan Hoyer. Dr. Ivon Culver was the adviser. Hippocrates Do you have a skeleton in your closet? The girls in Hippocrates do! This group of girls interested in medical careers made scrapbooks for Children's Heart Hospital and visited Wister Institute, a museum of anatomy in Philadelphia. Sev- eral guests during the year presented talks and films on medical topics. Miss Emma Sommerfield advised the club whose officers were Barbara Hill, Lois Frederick, Sally Lyon, and Annette Farmer. Leeuwenhoek A Temple University Medical School tour was one of several field trips taken by Leeuwenhoek club members this year. The society met in room 206 on the sec- ond and fourth Tuesday of each month to clean and repair microscopes, make microscopic slides, and give biological talks. Adviser Mr. Floyd Neff worked with officers Jim Williams, Ray Friday, Mary Claire Wargny. and Kitty Gibble. 128 'lateie t i i Acteace.. Steinmetz Fair and colder predicted Mr. Henry Adams, head of the Philadelphia Weather Bureau, during his speech at the first Steinmetz Scientific Society meeting in December. Other programs included movies on the structure of matter, chem- ical elements, and metallurgy: and work on individual projects. Officers Jon Sank. Howard Harner, Howard Burton, and Robert Brown worked with club advisers Dr. Ivon Culver and Mr. Charles Oswald. Tay Wistalvan With the annual Mother and Daughter Tea. Tay Wistalvan. under the guidance of Miss Frances Weimer, ended an active year. Meeting once a month, the organ- ization acquainted its members with cur- rent literature and plays. A trip to see The Moon Is Blue at the Forrest The- ater was the outstanding play-going event of the year. The officers were Libby Eller, Gerry Fenner. Lois Gabriel, and Estelle Huber. French A production of the ballet Cinder- ella in French spotlighted the calendar of Le Cercle Francais this year. Activities ranging from puppet shows to French songs and games animated the monthly meetings. Advisers Miss Mary Taylor and Miss Charlotte Chrissman imparted a greater knowledge of France and its cus- toms and language to the members. Of- ficers were Dick Battistic. Judy Marshall. Janet Hartquist, and Bob Christopherson. 129 0 C zvt,fyu zye i... German Club Sprechen Sie Deutch? ( Do you speak German? ) is the only question asked prospective German club members. At monthly meetings in members' homes, plays, games, and songs provided a Ger- man atmosphere and a better understand- ing of the language; other social activi- ties included a party and the annual pic- nic. Advised by Miss Agnes Grunberg, club officers were Barbara Friedman, Cor- aline Miller. Joan Boyd, and Paul Strenge. Latin Singing in Latin, a quartet consisting of Sue Hoffman, Barbara Burroughs. Ray Friday, and Howard Morgan performed at the annual Christmas party. Color slides of Rome shown by Miss Ethelind Andress, a trip to Fels Planetarium, and a banquet in typical Roman style climaxed the year's activities. The officers were Joyce Mitchell, Jane Tilton, Dorothy Thompson, and Howard Morgan. Miss Lucille Noble was the adviser. Spanish Club La Sociedad Panamericana attempts to give its members a better understanding of our South American neighbors. Monthly meetings this year included skits, spelling bees, movies, slides, and talks by the members. Each year the club offers an annual prize in Honors Assembly to the winner of a competitive test. 'With Mr. Charles Clugston as adviser, the officers were Ann Adams, Anne Kildare. Dee Cas- ciato. Lynn Church, and Jo Anne Siegle. 130 Visual Aids World at War,â The River, Give Me Liberty, and a monthly series titled News Magazine of the Screen stood out this year among the films shown by the Visual Aids Club. Besides setting up and operating projectors in class rooms, the boys gave similar service to Lion's Club, P.T.A., and churches. Officers this year were Ed Wigfield. Tom Gayley, and Dick Snyder. Mr. George Lower advised the organization. Horace Mann New to Upper Darby this year, the Horace Mann Club organized under a Future Teachers of America charter to give Upigals interested in teaching an op- portunity to study the profession. Visit- ing teacher-training institutions, making trips to elementary schools, and aid- ing Upper Darby High School teachers formed part of the program for these prospective pedagogues. Ann Adams, Ethel Stallsmith, Phyllis Holzmueller, Mir- iam Rahauser, and Mrs. Helen Abrams, adviser, guided the club. 131 iact facial Aenvice.. First Aid and Social Service Combined with Haverford girls at their annual tea, the members of the First Aid and Social Service Club heard a foreign student. Marion Haivener, speak on med- ical advantages in Germany. At Christ- mas, the club held a party for children from St. Vincent's home, and made scrap- books for hospitals. They also made bandages and dressings for school use with Mrs. Wolstenholme's aid. Jean Houseman, Carol Furlow, Joanne Long, and Margie Lappin were officers. Ik athletic .., Boys' Bowling There's another strike! members of the Boys' Bowling Club shouted as they watched Jim Drake roll 211 in an intra- mural contest last fall. Three veteran club members formed the nucleus of a team which participated in the Bulletin tournament, and held matches with Hav- erford, Lower Merion, Lansdowne, and West Catholic. Mr. Eugene Maelhorn, adviser, was assisted by officers Gordon Dixon. Phil Weaverling, and Jim Drake. Girls' Bowling Rolling balls and falling pins character- ized activity every Thursday afternoon for the Girlsâ Bowling Club, whose highest scoring members competed against the Boysâ Bowlinq Club and teams of other schools. Ending the events for the year was the annual banquet at the Sunset Restaurant. Miss Ruth Breese advised this club with the help of officers Nancy Mathews. Nancy Adams, Anne Cowing, and Gloria Burfeind. Rifle Phew, what a hike! members of the Rifle Club chorused after their trek to the shooting range above the art room. Each day they practiced or participated in intramural matches with Winchester 22 caliber rifles. Model 52. In December the advisers. Mr. Charles Wood. Miss Pa- tricia Singewald. and Mr. Clayton Shenk. chose the best marksmen for the team. Officers were Joanne Golder, Lynn John- son. and Pat Caterson. 132 iit Clad MicKbic... Chess Knights rode high in the meetings of the Chess Club each Wednesday after- noon. The club had the use of a magnetic chess board this year which enabled all the members to watch the intra-club tour- naments. Mr. John Hudson, Philadelphia intercollegiate champion, gave a blind- fold exhibition at one of the meetings. More experienced members took part in interscholastic matches. Miss Agnes Grunberg advised with officers Norman Santora. Bill Kauffman, Albert Messel, and Stephen Sand. Beaux Arts Applying water colors, charcoal, and oils; presenting exhibits and talks; and taking trips to art museums characterized the calendar of the Beaux Arts Club. The group, advised by Miss Elizabeth Kings- ley, met every Tuesday in the art room. Projects of the club included working with linoleum and making Christmas scenes for the front hall. Officers Judy Marshall, Harriet Hendler, Alice Mandel, and Lee McQuaid piloted the club this year. Musical Masterpieces Attending the Philadelphia Orchestra Student Concerts was the most popular activity of the club this year. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Charles Oswald, this organization met every Friday afternoon for the purpose of listening to and devel- oping more interest in good recorded music. It is one of U. D.'s newest clubs, having received its charter only last fall after a one year trial period. Officers were Don Kerr, Elaine Henderson and Fred Norris. 133 Why I like science . . . Distributive Education Earn while you learn! states the main purpose of the D. E. Club. Along with formal morning studies, the class took educational trips to S. Kind and Sons and the Commercial Museum. A week-end trip to New York climaxed the year. The club presented a program, D. E. Marches On, in the sophomore assembly and a fashion show for the juniors and seniors. President Georgeann Stephen-, worked with Mr. Joseph Rhile, adviser. @Cu6- falatycd cuut te z utect... cftCcvtct i... dxoucjAt t e ccc et. .. Sparked by Dick Cahill, most valuable player, and Dave Lichtenfeld, most popular player, the Royals brought home the Old Oaken Bucket for keeps by defeating Lansdowne 19-6 in the last game ot their series. U.D. also trounced Haver- ford 22-13 on Turkey Day for the final victory of the season. Coach Arthur Pursell, in his first year, and as- sistants Harold Thompson, Joseph Rhile. and George Russ chose an acting captain for each game. At the end of the season, the players elected Dick Cahill as their 1951-52 captain. Shown grouped on the next page are the boys who secured the treasured Oaken Bucket. First 138 rowâSpina, Snyder, Mahoney. Lichtenfeld. Rey- nolds, Lee, J. Moon, Hirsch, Abbott. C. Heverly: Second rowâFaulkner, Merkins, Park, Cahill. Henn. Adelizzi, Crate. Leety, D. Moon, Padula: Third rowâBennyhoff, Friedberg, Grames, Gauntlett. Gibson, Murphy, Van Nest, Surillo, Hughes, Townsend, Ellison; Fourth rowâSmith. Tate. Piciano, B. Campanaro, Fisher, Grandizio, Weed. Barnes. Reynolds. McLaughlin; Fifth row âDodson, B. Heverly, Stewart, Scherman. Borio. Dowling, Walker, Meyer, Sadler. V. Campanero; Sixth rowâBrown, E. Lloyd. Phillips. Snow, Lo- dato, Nunn, Durante, Naegely, Rust, L. Lloyd, Shute. Varsity Football U.D. Opp. Lancaster 0 18 Ridley Township 12 42 Chester 13 6 Lansdowne 19 6 Abington 21 26 Lower Merion 0 25 Cheltenham 6 13 Downingtown 6 6 Haverford 22 13 7 e0i cc ide'i tudie ,., Pictured below are the boys who are looking forward to the future of varsity play. In the first row are: Campanaro, Weed, Fisher, Stewart, Bennyhoff, Meyer, Shute; second row: Sadler, Dowling, Ackerman, Borio, Tate, Barnes, Smith, Grandizio; third row: Hughes, Lloyd, Heverly, Dodson, Phil- lips. Picciano, McLaughlin. Junior Varsity Football Ridley Township U.D. Opp. II 7 Chester 9 7 Lansdowne 7 9 Abington 7 0 Lower Merion 13 6 Saccet vatied the .,, Because of the uncertainty of having a field, the Royal soccer squad, coached by Mr. Thomas Milne, limited its schedule to league play this fall. The team unanimously elected Bruce Schmucker captain and Ralph Magee most valuable player at the season's end; Bob Dracup made the All-Suburban Honor Squad. Formal picture below in- cludes: first row: Timmeny, Walker, Slaugh- ter, Schmucker, Shanaman, Schwindt, Loflin, and Pusey; second row: Mr. Herzog. Mish, Torrante, Breithaupt. Endriss, Magee. Dra- cup, Hamilton, Case, and Mr. Milne. Varsity Soccer Haverford U.D. Opp. 2 3 Lower Morion 0 1 Abington 1 0 Haverford 1 0 Lower Merion 0 5 Abington 0 0 141 7 erc a tatty, Catty trail... Pictured above, holding trophies, are the co-captains of the Cross Country teamâ Dave Barney and Bob Matz. To their right are Art McCall, Bob Matz and Homer Weaver in the top picture. Harriers in the lower picture are Art McCall. Homer Weaver, Dick Uhlman, Dave Barney, and Bob Matz, consistent winners. «Mu rf(vtttcU ty ta 'fame... Finishing their second consecutive unde- feated season, the Royal Harriers came in first in the District I Meet, first in the Marcus Hook Invitational Meet, and fifth in the State Championship Meet. Sparking the team throughout the season were Homer Weaver and co-captains Dave Barney and Bob Matz. Dick Uhlman earned a berth on the Varsity squad by placing first in the Novice Race earlier in the season. Coaches Murray Miller and Edson Strange strength- ened the team's drive and enthusiasm nec- essary for a triumphant season. Varsity Cross Country U.D. Opp. Haverford 22 35 Lower Merion 15 50 Norristown 15 50 Abington 17 44 Cheltenham 18 54 Chester 23 38 f juttiai svwteitty Ait the trail... Junior Varsity Cross Country U.D. Opp. Haverford 15 49 Lower Merion 15 122 Norristown 15 49 Abington 18 45 Cheltenham 15 64 Chester 15 50 Bernardino's Bombshells led Upper Darby to a second undefeated season with sixteen consecutive victories in two years. Shown seated below in the first row are: Rossi, Ben- son, McMahon, Otten, Johnson, O'Connell, Coggins, Hurlbert, Fayer; in the second row are: Mr. Bernardino, Clark, manager, Baur, DeLuca, White, Matthias, Jochen, Snyder, Rice. Caras. Bowman. Mr. Maelhorn; in the third row are: Rogers. Joll, Corekin, Crosby, McCleave. Jascourt, Gisel, Jackson, Mit- chell, Legge. 'While ho-checf yirle fcratecteci their yaat,,, Captained by Beth Phillips, the J. V. Hockey squad finished the season with a 3-4-1 record. In the first row are: Christine, Lyon. Gil- bert, Clark, Phillips, Syril, Wilkes, Moore, Doster; second row: Car- ter, Herzog, Kennedy, Dantzer, Caswell. Andrews, Miss Rutledge. Olsen, Conway, Daldy, Cale. Sie- gle, Collins. Junior Varsity Hockey U.D. Opp. Sharon Hill 5 0 Lower Merion . 1 1 Radnor 1 1 Haverford 0 0 Lansdowne 1 2 Yeadon 7 1 Norristown 2 0 Swarthmore 1 1 145 TOiti a toui t t e carcdt,.. Captained by Artie Copes, the Varsity hockey team finished the season with four wins, two losses and one tie. Pictured above are: First row, Trimble. Reed, Stat- zell, Copes, Davison, Livingstone, and Blessing: Second row, manager Gibble. McDonnell, Holmes. Haly, Dawkins. Hil- ton. Coach Bosler, Angulo, J. Miller, Ken- nedy, B. Miller, and manager Harbeck. Varsity Hockey U.D. Opp. Sharon Hill 1 0 Lower Merion 1 3 Radnor 0 2 Haverford 2 0 Lansdowne 1 1 Yeadon 4 0 Norristown 2 0 Swartnmore 0 1 146 'Var ity Aackey scored siefreatecttcf,... I ve always had excellent hockey teams but this year's has topped them all,â com- mented Coach Ginny Bosler at the Loyal Royal Boosters Banquet. Every afternoon the sticksters practiced, displaying the win- ning spirit and enthusiasm necessary for good team work. Although unable to play for a year and a half because of a back in- jury. Jean Smedley earned a varsity position this year as right fullback. For her initiative, pep, and popularity. Jean was elected Most Valuable Player by her teammates. Cap- tained by Artie Copes and spurred on by high scorer Mary Jane Davison, the team completed its season with three wins, four losses, and one tie. 147 Our TZocfaC quiutet eiuted, jOui led... Boysâ Varsity Basketball U.D. Opp. Haverford School 38 52 Lansdowne 58 72 Abington 54 48 Norristown 45 69 Ridley Township 63 52 Haverford 60 54 Lower Merion 58 57 Cheltenham 50 61 Chester 39 62 Norristown 44 66 Haverford 32 42 Lower Merion 57 68 Cheltenham 83 39 Abington 40 46 Lansdowne 55 84 Chester 49 84 Under the coaching of Harry R. Wike, U.D. cagers ended the season with a record of five wins and eleven losses and placed fifth in Section I of Suburban District I. Coach Wike had only three seniors, but the jayvees returned seven promising players who provided the nucleus of the team. Joe Campbell and Art Mostardo, co-captains, led the team in scoring with 197 and 151 points respectively. For outstanding spirit and leadership, his teammates voted Joe Campbell most valuable player. The varsity basketball squad that won five of sixteen games is shown below, first row: Mostardo, Campbell: second row: Kelly, Campanaro, Schumacher, Hughes, Cahill, Ellison; third row: Parke. Cooke, Hartmire. Weer, Miles. Five playersâone teamâ J. Schumacker J. Hartmire A. Mostardo J. Campbell B. Campanaro flay 'Vee fcracticed uadameatai 000 Junior Varsity Basketball U.D. Opp. Haverford 31 32 Lansdowne 39 32 Abington 32 34 Norristown 25 34 Ridley Township 30 28 Haverford 55 53 Lower Merion 30 32 Cheltenham 58 57 Chester 35 30 Norristown 32 35 Haverford 28 40 Lower Merion 23 24 Cheltenham 40 33 Abington 44 33 Lansdowne 36 34 Chester 34 38 This yearâs jayvee basketball team, with an eight win-eight loss record, had a good season since many of the games were so close that only a few points determined the winners. Dick Hughes. Fred MacDonald, and Dick Bowman, juniors, and Bill Scott and Perry Weed, sophomores, proved to be a winning combination. The coaches. Mr. Robert Hartman and Mr. Randolph Grim- mett. think that the jayvee lettermen will be valuable for the varsity squad next year be- cause of the experience which they have gained. Showing promise with their eight win- eight loss season, the J. V. basketeers pic- tured above are. first row: Saddler, Hughes, Fisher, MacDonald, Scott. Barnes; second row: Bowman. Cassell, Tate. Morelli, Pic- ciano, Weed; third row: Hurlburt, Garney. Reynolds. Ballis, Pounds. fdayeci tke touit amc... U.D.'s frisky girlsâ J.V. Basketball team slowed down to pose for a few seconds while photographer Ed Hollander took its picture. In the first row are: managers Smith and Copley: second row: Copes, Davi- son, Moore. Dawkins: third row: Andrew, Olsen, Angello, Holmes, and Natale. Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball U.D. Opp. Norristown 34 9 Radnor 45 19 Haverford 34 48 Yeadon 49 9 Lower Merion 28 33 Lansdowne 34 18 Swarthmore 18 17 Springfield 42 16 151 0 0 4 S oa-t, Skaa-t. Sa 152 This year's team, led by co-captains Tina Hilton, forward, and Janet Richards, guard, ended the '52 campaign with a 4-4 record. Eileen Johnson, senior, led this season's of- fense with an average of 20.7 points per game. With the help of Alice Balk, junior, the forwards outscored their opponents 411- 325. Janet and Jean Smedley. seniors, Nora Daldy. junior, and Mary Lou Natale, sophomore, the guards, deserve special credit in keeping opponents' scores so low. Girls' Varsity Basketball Norristown U.D. Opp. 39 22 Radnor 35 39 Haverford 33 37 Yeadon 54 33 Lower Merion 34 29 Lansdowne 49 50 Swarthmore 39 28 Springfield 44 47 Wa t e 'Hfeid ll ouarcry... Six girlsâwinning combinationâ E. Johnson M. Dawkins T. Hilton J. Richards M. Natale J. Smedley tcefeA. mctecCe, and j kzom ,.. Despite recurring injuries and a poor turn-out of heavyweight wrestlers. Coach Bernardino's grapplers finished with a 4-4 season. Dave Barney and Dave Kline, co-captains, spurred the team untir- ingly both at practices and meets. Art McCall and Gene Berman gained positions in the District Meet while Dick Padula, unde- feated. represented the Royals in both the District and Regional Meets. Winning six out of eight in his own matches. Dave Kline was rewarded by being named the Most Valuable Player. The high points of the season were the near-upset of Lower Merion and the drubbing of Lansdowne. The grapplers are looking forward to a terrific season next year when many experienced players will return. 154 Seivect cwe tte% ,ovetC... U.D.'s muscle-men pictured left are, first row: Art McCall, Ed Graham, Dale Boyd. Dave Kline, Dave Barney. Niel Johnson, Dick Padula. Gene Berman: second row: Manager Frank Altimore, Jack MacKnight, Bill McCaffrey. Ron- ald Shay. Bob Adelizzi, Dick Snyder, Coach Bernardino. Pictured at the right are co-captains Dave Kline and Dave Barney with Coach Peter Bernardino. Wrestling U.D. Opp. Cheltenham 12 26 Sprinqfield 46 6 Haverford 15 22 Abinqton Lansdowne 20 32 25 6 Bristol 52 0 Lower Merion 17 20 iaci zttCect,.. Jayvee wrestlers received pointers from varsity grapplers before the season began. Outstanding wrestlers from the team were George OâConnell. Bob Partridge, and Don Rice. Coached by Mr. Bernardino and Mr. Loeb. the team pictured above are. first row: Davison, Rice. Sihler. Partridge. Hev- erly. Phillips: second row: Clark. Williams. Mr. Bernardino, Sample, and Franklin. J. V. Wrestling U.D. Opp. Hill School 2 29 Overbrook 21 24 Lansdowne 26 21 Lower Merion 7 35 Overbrook 28 11 Haverford 17 21 Girard College 19 3 Girard College 25 6 Lansdowne 19 28 156 Adding that extra spark of spirit to our pep rallies this year were the ever energetic Royal cheerleaders. With Captain Jo Buono leading the pack, the girls incited U.D. fans to greater en- thusiasm at all football and basketball games. School spirit soared high at color contests, pep rallies, and assemblies throughout the year because of the ef- forts of cheerleaders Artie Copes. Gwen Kennedy. Janet Richards. Mar- lyn Caswell. Nancy Angulo. Nancy Blessing, Janet Southerland, Anita Po- recca, Gini Burkholder. Captain Jo Buono, and Manager Suzanne Aberle. Mr. Brooke coached the squad. 'Pretty fcxawiated afeirit.,, 'Tticietty cUuf dade aCl... Varsity Baseball Captained by Bill McCaffrey, the team's leading hitter, U.D.'s Subur- ban I championship baseball team started the season with victories over Yeadon, Chester, and Ridley Town- ship. At Coach Carson Thompsonâs call, pitchers and catchers started indoor practice March first; the entire team began outside drill on the fifteenth. The squad, composed of heavy hit- ters McCaffrey. Mostardo. Cahill. Abbott. Wolfer. Lichtenfeid, Wood- all. and Elliott, along with a battery of skillful pitchers led by Hutchinson and Kortze. played a schedule of sixteen league and six non-league games. Taking time out from practice on Fireman's Field, the varsity squad posed for photographer Ed Hol- lander. First row: Rice. Wolfer. Hutchinson, Rust. Abbott, Mos- tardo. McCaffrey. Lichtenfeid. Woodall. Cahill. Hess, McCash. Kortze; second row: Jones. McAllis- ter, Evans. Ackerman, Grames. Ack- erman. Heisler. Stiff. Reidal, Elliott; third row: Mr. Thompson. Wauhop. Gowan. Saddler, Lewis. Townsend. Morreli, Sessinger, Adelizzi. Dillinger. Wrenn. Beers. Parke. Berstein, Mc- Cullough, Kerr. 'Pletuect devotees... Baseball 1951 Yeadon U.D. 8 Ridley Township 7 Lower Merion 2 Abington 6 Haverford 2 Chester 6 Norristown 0 Lansdowne 4 Lower Merion 8 Cheltenham 2 Haverford 8 Abington 6 Chester 5 Norristown 2 Cheltenham 1 Opp. I 0 I 5 I 3 1 3 2 I 4 3 1 8 2 t jccctiar team dotted ami aau... Our junior varsity baseball team tagged out its opponents one by one on its way to another good season. In the picture above are, first row: Mayo, DiOrio, Heverly, Magee, Davidson, Barnes. Scott, Brown, Bennyhoff, Campanero, Meyers, Lloyd: sec- ond row: Thompson, Weinstein, Torrant, Coleman, Pounds. Diehl, Schmidt. De Luca, Taylor, Orcutt, Erwin, Clarkâmanager; third row: Rosenberg. Par- son, Moses, Christman. Teele, Drake, Klebert, Baker. Fink, Dowling, Dattle. Piciano, Lucus, Lub- kingâmanager. Mr. Joseph Rhile coached the boys. Junior Varsity Baseball 1951 U.D. Opp. Chester 5 2 Haverford 7 5 Lansdowne 6 3 Lower Merion 1 0 Haverford 3 9 Abington 5 2 Cheltenham 6 4 Springfield 10 2 ( aw ulty aimed t e yteamiMfy Aaitel... Having copped second place in the United States Winter Season Match, the rifle team again proved a winning combination. A team of girls won third place in the United States. Senior Joanne Golder placed first in the indi- vidual championship of South Eastern Pennsylvania. Mr. Charles Wood, who has served as a high school rifle coach longer than any other teacher in the United States, reported that this year the team purchased a new Winchester 22 caliber rifle. Model 52, costing $150 to add to their gun case. Shown in the rifle range areâkneeling: Roderick, Golder, Caterson, G. Masterman, Clif- ford, Schmidt, Sloat, Craft. Schreiner. To the right are: Fred Masterman, Jo- anne Golder and Pat Caterson. 161 cCaom t e divider featk,,, Upper Darby 34' 4 Lower Merion Relays Penn Relays Upper Darby 28 Delco Meet Upper Darby 53 Suburban Meet Upper Darby 34 District Meet State Meet Haverford 52! 2. West Chester 56' 4 1st place in the Medley Relay 5th place in the Greater Philadelphia High School Class Mile Relay Norristown 89 5th place Lower Merion 64 6th place Chester 83 5th place, tied with Haverford 2nd in 440âDave Leathern 5th in the javelinâBob Schenlcel Below is pictured the entire track squad with a sequence of snaps from the Penn Relays. On the facing page are pictures from the Delco Meet. In the upper right, Dick Thomas vaults ten feet, eight inches; lower left, our record-breaking relay team of Ellison, Barney. Matz. and Park; lower right. Barney comes in 162 second in the first heat of the 440 race. darted... Eighty-five per cent of this year's track team, under the leadership of co-captains Dave Barney and Bob Matz, consisted of underclassmen. In the annual inter-class meet the juniors won first honors while the seniors and soph- omores came in second and third respectively. Coach Harold Thompson anticipated a successful season with Barney. Matz. Weaver. Spina as the core of the team. Mr. Wike advised the hurdlers. Mr. Miller, the middle distance runners, and Mr. Purcell, the weight throwers. tomfieteci y t z feAatt towifo... Since the entire varsity and half the J.V. members from last year's team had grad- uated. members of this yearâs girls' varsity tennis team were inexperienced. Despite their lack of seasoning, the team faced a long schedule. Captained by Jeanne Cale, the varsity singles players were Jeanne, Sue Holmes, and Jean Smedley; doubles were Gwen Ken- nedy and Libby Eller, Shirley Culleh and Babs Clark. This year the team held matches with Cheltenham. Abington. Hav- erford, Berwyn. Lower Merion, Norristown, Radnor, and Lansdowne. Senior managers Joan Haly and Ruth Weer assisted coach Virginia Bosler. The Girlsâ Varsity Tennis Team gathers around the net. Kneeling: Cullen, Clark: standing: Eller, Kennedy, Holmes. Smedley. and captain Jeanne Cale. Girls' Tennis 1951 U.D. Opp. Cheltenham 5 0 Haverford 5 0 Berwyn 5 0 Abington 5 0 Lower Merion 5 0 Norristown 5 0 Lansdowne 5 0 Radnor 5 0 164 TVittaeu tCcuftect AtutcU t e iet... The 1952 Boysâ Varsity Tennis Team, cap- tained by Joe Campbell, first singles star, coached by Mr. Stevens, and managed by Ron Case had only four veterans this year: Mike Vogt and Wright Hoffman of the junior class and Joe Campbell and Ron Case, seniors. Most of the twenty-three players on the â52 squad were underclass- men who will return to the courts next year. The team, handicapped because three of the courts had been taken to make room for the new bus garage and because the rainy weather prevented them from practicing, had a slow start. With the new gymnasium in the back- ground. the boys' tennis team is pictured on one of the courts. First row: McCurdy. Vogt. Solar. Campbell. Hoffman. Williams, O Brien; second row: Manager Case. Grigsby. Hirsch. Bencker. Sample. Johnson. Smith. Santmeyers. Crate, and Coach Stevens. Boys' Tennis 1951 U.D. Opp. Cheltenham 3 2 Haverford 2 3 Ycadon 2 3 Abington 2 3 Lower Merion 1 4 Norristown 1 4 Lansdowne 4 1 Radnor 2 3 165 sieftne eatect thei% ... Upper Darby's intramural sports program gave boys inter- ested in competitive athletics an opportunity to play soccer, bas- ketball. and baseball. Varsity soccer members captained six intra- mural teams. Schmucker's eight Millhands were victorious in the soccer tournament. The two hundred boys who came out for intramural basketball were divided into four leagues. The league winners were sopho- more homerooms 4 and 209. junior homeroom 125. and senior homeroom 230. The juniors captured the school championship. Twenty homerooms, forming ten teams, competed in intramural baseball. Mr. Fred Loeb. who directed theentire boysâ intramural sports program, awarded purple and gold numerals to members of each championship squad. an wtrciwuiral fcr yram... Amateur sportswomen of Upper Darby availed themselves of the opportunities for competing on intramural teams. In recog- nition of outstanding teamwork, each member of championship squads received a set of numerals. Because the construction of the new gymnasium greatly re- duced the area of the hockey field, the girlsâ intramural program included only three sports this year. The basketball round-robin proved popular last winter when 350 sophomore, junior, and senior girls turned out to participate. Volleyball again was a popular between-season sport. This is the third year that U. D. girls have taken part in intramural softball. A softball club of intramural players scheduled games with clubs of other schools. 'PaifricUt by LEUDECKE STUDIOS UPPER DARBY, PA. by R-K ENGRAVING CO. ARDMORE, PA. 'PriatittCf- by LYON ARMOR. INC. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 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