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 - Class of 1960

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s dvisidjum 'fyahmi and White {jJqaI QhsiAteA Q0ini Senini diiqh Sdwol (jOqaI QhabteA, fimnAijteania I06O mm The I960 Garnet and White has tried to recreate the highlights of this school year. In this year many responsibilities and important decisions have been placed on you. As you retrace your footsteps through these pages we hope that wherever your individual paths may lead, fond memories of this school year will follow. FACULTY To our school board, to our administrators, to our faculty— we say thank you for marking the path to on education that will help us take our place in this complex world. Yours has not been an easy task. Never before have the schools of our country been so freely criticized, both by word of mouth and in print. You have walked calmly forward through this crisis, having planned carefully the path you wished to take. This path has pro- vided for expansion of our building facilities and has emphasized the need for a challenging curriculum. It has made room for more science and mathematics without losing sight of the need for the arts and the humanities. By example and by teaching, you have shown us the need for self-discipline and moral integrity. We are proud to follow in your footsteps, and in the years ahead, may you be proud of us. DR. ELLWOOD SPELLMAN President of West Chester Joint Junior- Senior High School Board. ADMINISTRATION 0 Sitting: MR. ROBERT B. McCARTER. B. S., M. Ed.. Principal of Joint Junior-Senior High School. DR. G. ARTHUR STETSON. B. S.. M. A.. Ed. D., Superintendent of Schools. MR. HAROLD H. WINGERD. A. B.. M. S., Assistant Superintendent of Schools. Standing: MR. DAVID R. BARRETT. B. S., Administrative Assistant. MR. DAVID C. FRAY. A. B.. M. Ed.. Assistant Principal in charge of Senior High School. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Miss Patricio Dixon, B. S.. M. Ed.; Mrs. June O. Weissman, B. S.; Mr. Merle G. Labin, B. S., M. A., Director. LIBRARIAN Miss Florence E. Schmidt, A. B.. B. S. in Lib. S. DIETICIAN Mrs. Claire S. McCormick. B.S. SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Mary Lipuman. Not shown: Mrs. Dorothy Detwiler. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Sitting: Mr. Walter F. Freer, B. S.; Miss Joan Marie Dalton, B. S. Standing: Mr. Donald L. Pierce, A. B., M. S.; Mr. John Tiers, B. S.; Mr. Herbert E. Pearl, B. S.; Mr. Russell W. Urich, A. B., M. S.. (Head of Department). J’oUoiv Jth hadcAA 1 FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT Miss Ethel L. Reagon, B. S.. M. A., M. A.; Mrs. Mildred Hickey. A. B., M. A.; Miss Esther E. Miller. B. A. LATIN DEPARTMENT Mr. Ivan D. Neidermyer, A. 8„ A. M„ Ed. M. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Sitting: Miss Aldine Gearhart, B. S., M. A.; Mrs. Barbara S. Ford, A. B.. M. A.: Miss Anna L. Baker, A. B„ M. A., (Head of Department): Miss Edythe M. Trapnell, B. S., M. A. Standing: Mr. Jack F. McClellan, B. S.; Mr. Charles V. Zeiders, A. B„ M. A.; Mr. Kenneth Gambone, B. S„ M. A.; Mr. Robert R. Riegle, B. S.; Mr. Charles C. Perrone, B. S., M. Ed. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Sitting: Miss Keitha Lewis, B. A., M. A.; Mrs. Mildred Hickey, A. B., M. A.; Miss Liberty McClelland, A. B., M. A. Standing: Mr. Roy A. Lady, B. A., M. A., (Head of Department); Mr. John W. Nichols, B. S.; Mr. Glenn D. Von Stetten, B. S.; Mr. Charles V. Zeiders, A. B., M. A. ART DEPARTMENT Mrs. Betty Lindemuth Wright, B. S., M. A.; Mr. William Palmer Lear, B. S., M. Ed. (Head of Department). MEDICAL STAFF Mrs. Elizabeth Gluckert, R. D. H.; Mrs. Ruby S. Clark, R. N. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Sitting: Miss Louise West, B. A., M. A.; Mrs. June O. Weissman. B. S. Standing: Mrs. Myra W. Ritchey, B. S.; Mr. Lowell H. Fisher, B. S.; (Head of Department); Miss Wanda Petroitis, B. S., M. Ed. 9 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Harry E. Carroll, B. S.; Mr. Lucian J. Gagliardi, B. S.; Miss Joan Marie Dalton, B. S.; Mr. John H. Stahl, B. S.; Mr. Hibbert P. Wells. Jr., B. S., M. Ed., (Head of Depart- ment). who VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS [) DEPARTMENT Mr. Stratton B. Stevens, B. S., M. S.; Mr. Bernard Spadoni, B. S.; Mr. James R. Facciolli, Jr.; Mr. Wallace C. Ferris, B. S., M. A., (Head of Department); Mr. John A. Strauser, B. S.; Mr. Stanley Reynolds, B. S., M. S.; Mr. Emil Carl Stecyk, B. S. Mr. John C. Wilson, B. A., Science. Mr. John J. Serff, Jr., B. S., Geography. 10 ike iJiail oft leahninq tfoi ua. Mr. Howard H. Halsey, Mechanical Drawing. Mr. John Costanza, B. S., HOMEMAKING Industrial Arts. DEPARTMENT Mrs. Esther S. Ferris, B. S. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Joseph L Hanselman, B. S., (Head of Department); Mr. John M. Sepella, B. S.. Ed. M.; Mr. Michael Kostick, B. S., Ed. M.; Mr. O. Philip Steinhoff, B. Mus., M. A. HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Mr. David J. McMahon, B. S.; Miss Caroline H. Jenny, B. S., Ed. M.; Mr. Edward L. Malikowski, B. S.; Mr. Elmer H. Haupt, B. S., M. A., (Head of Department). Mrs. Mary Belle Bucks, B. S. Physical Education LESLIE M. ALFORD Les . . . loads of fun . . . short and sweet . . C’est !a vie . . . avid interest in everyone and everything. Sock and Buskin Club 12; GARNET AND WHITE II, 12; INDIANHEAD 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; F.T.A. 10. CARL BECKETT ‘'Carl . . . varied line of conversation . . . outstand- ing dresser . . . enjoys jazz . . . future in the Air Force. Pals II. 12; Intr. Softball 10. II; Intr. Basketball 10, II; Intr. Foot- ball 10. II. JAMES BELL 6' 2” basketball star ... an all Ches-Mont star . . likes jazz . . . future in U. S. Air Force. Pals II, 12; Basketball Varsity 10. II. 12; Track 10. II. 12; Varsity Club II, 12; All-Star Christmas Tournament Team II, 12. FRANKLIN ANDERSON Studious . . . likes blondes . . . rock V roll fan . . . warrior eager . . . college in near future. Hi-Y 10; Basketball 10. II; Cross- Country 10. RICHARD BEEBE Baseball Oh. Hen! ... a fellow woodchuck . . . class brain . . . future man- ager of the shopping center. Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Intr. Volleyball 10. JAMES BELLANO Jim . . . fellow machinist . . . crazy laugh . . . counts leaves during math class . . . future as a machinist. LEONARD ANDRIEN Len . . fast fifty Ford . . . avid sportsman . . . coin collector . . . future un- certain. FREDERICK C. BELL Freddie . . . can draw well . good looking . . . loads of fun . . . future undecided. NANCY BENKENDORF Booty . . . likes to write . . . Hello . . . never at a loss for words . . . Buy on 'Indianhead'! GARNET AND WHITE 12; INDIAN- HEAD 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II. KAREN BARKLEY Known by that famous giggle answers calmly in P.O.D. . . . great personality . . . college bound. Pals II. 12; Mixed Chorus II. 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II. 12; Basketball Varsity II; Softball Mgr. II; Intr. Volleyball 10. II. HARRINGTON M. BELL. Ill Hank . . . Latin scholar . . likes tall girls . . . Anybody do their physics? . . . personality plus. Council II. DONALD BENNER Likes T birds . . . counts the minutes in P.O.D. . . . drives a black Lincoln . . . hopes to go to business school. Bookkeeping Club 10. 14 T. LAWRENCE BERRY Lance . . . loyal fan of The Show . . . baffling vocabulary . . . one of the Rainskaters . . I’m afraid I'm not too fomilior— INDIANHEAD 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Baseball 10; Track II; Soccer 10, II. 12; Intr. Softball 10, II; Intr. Basketball 10. STEPHEN D. BLACK Steve . . . has a comment for every incident . . . who's that certain girl in Paoli? . . . slaves in West Goshen Acme. MELINDA BODENHORN Lindy . . . little girl—big voice . . . keeps cheerleading line jumping . . . pixie . . . sense of humor. Class Sec. 10; Council II, Sec. 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 12; INDIANHEAD II; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Cheerleaders 10. Varsity II. 12. DOROTHY BICKERT Dot ... a good friend . . . brown hair and pretty eyes . . . always lots of fun . . . will be o success. N. CLIFFORD BLEVINS Blevs where's that certain girl? . . . lover of antique cars . . . hates car- rot stew . . . great fun to be with. Chess Club 10. DAVID BICKING Bick . . future engineer . . . friend to all girls . . . tinkers with a tuba What's to this jazz? Hi-Y II. 12; Band 10. II. 12; Or- chestra 10, II; Mixed Chorus 10, II. 12; Adv. Chorus 10. II. 12; Dist. Chorus 12; Boys' Chorus 10, II. 12; Operetta II, 12; Dance Bond 10, II, 12. JANET MAY BLOSENSKI Blue eyes . . . economics! . . . pleasing smile . . . sharp clothes . . . loves par- ties . . . privote fan club for one boy. Council 12. PHYLLIS BIRKHIMER Phyl . . . tennis pro . . . those eyelashes! . Mr. Pearl, I've got a problem. Council 12; INDIANHEAD 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II; F.T.A. 10. JOHN BLOSENSKI Skip drives a fast Chevy . . sharp dresser . . . Does it run? ... an all around form boy. Asst. Treas. II; F.F.A. Chaplain 10, Adviser II, Pres. 12. LILIAN D. BOELL Lily-Bell . . . long blonde hair . . . collects A’s . . . Oh. this trig. . . . P.K. . . . tennis pro. Asst. Treas. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus II. 12. Girls' Chorus 10. II. Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet II; Tennis 10, II; Hockey 10; Intr. Tennis 10, II; Intr. Vol- leyball II. ELIZABETH BOND What a wardrobe! . . . call Eddie . . . Do you have any gum? . . . Why? . . . future—wedding bells. ANN BOOTH Annie . . . intelligent, in- quisitive, friendly . . . likes folk dancing, reading, and hot foods . . . wan+s to visit Eng- land . . hopes to be a teacher. Girls' Chorus 12. VICTOR H. BOOTH Vic ... all around guy . . . friendly nature . . . drag enthusiast . . . Watch this Olds pick up and go. F.F.A. 10; Chess Club 10. JEFFREY BROWN Jeff . . . voice of West Chester . . . famous War- rior booter . . . exceptiona1 dancer . . . sharp dresser. Baseball II; Soccer 10, II, 12. DOROTHY BUTLER Dottie . . . mathematically minded . . . friend of a cer- tain junior . . . just makes classes on time . . . future as a typist. INDIANHEAD 12. ROBERT W. BOWMAN Bob . drives a red Olds . . Spanish comments . . . cafeteria here I come . . . connoisseur of shoes. SARAH BROWN Sally . . . likes to sew . . . curly hair . . can be found in 209 . . . P.O.D.—what's that stuff? 4 ROBERT CABASSA Bob . . . rides a hot motor- cycle . . . auto enthusiast . Motto: Silence is gold- en . . . future uncertain. Cross-Country 10, II. CHARLOTTE M. BOYER Charlotte . . . nice per- sonality . . . whiz at math sewing school friend of all. Pals II, 12. VIRGINIA R. BROWN Ginger . . . our tiny sen- ior .. . fabulous . . . handy with a needle and thread . . . always busy . . . beware college! Sock and Buskin Club II; GARNET AND WHITE II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. Treas. II; 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II. r' - - — - ' JEANNE E. CAMPBELL A well known giggle . . . What’s for lunch? . . . champion babysitter . has fun doing everything. Tri-Hi-Y 10. Sec. II; 12; Basketball 10, II; Intr. Basketball 12. i GERALD E. BROCKHURST Bird . . odds humor to every situation . . . a non- conformist behind the wheel . . future—college . . . Milltown Reservoir hockey var- sity. Council 10, 12; INDIANHEAD Asst. News Ed. II. Sports Ed. 12; Hi-Y 10. II, Treas. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II. JO ANN BRYAN Jo . . love those summer months . . . Oh! those art ideas . . sweet and quiet . future as a hairdresser. Asst. Class Treasurer II, 12; Coun- cil 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Nurses' Aide 10, II. 12. MARION CAMPBELL Hoppy Why must we hove this constant bicker- ing? cross-country track: Oh, well, it's only a race. Council II; GARNET AND WHITE 10, II, Sports Editor 12; Band 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet II; Football II; Track 10, II; Cross-Country 10, Varsity 12; Varsity Club 12. 16 MADELON CARL Avid physics fon . . . olwoys talking . . good at minia- turo golf . . . clock watcher . . . nursing ahead. Sock and Buskin Club II; Tri-Hi-Y II. 12; Mixed Chorus II. 12; Adv. Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Fut. Nurses II, 12. JANICE CARPENTER Jan . . . nice personality . . . counts the minutes in class . . . likes to cook . . . future in nursing. Girls' Crafts 10, II. E. SUSAN CHALMERS Chalser . . . that red hair and smile! . . . green's a nice color, but . Asst. Class Treas. 10; Council 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; Class Secretary 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II; Honor Roll Pin Award II; Hockey 10. ROBERT E. CHESTER Ches . . . fast on gridiron sports-minded moviegoer . . It's too much for me. Council 10; Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Foot- ball Varsity 10. II. 12; Basketball Varsity 10, II. 12; Baseball Varsity 10, II; Intr. Volleyball 10, II; Intr. Softboll 10; Intr. Tennis II; Varsity Club 10. II. 12. WAYNE CLAPP Mr. Toll . . . likes sports . . . English—what's that? . . . physics enthusiast . . . favors jazz. Hi-Y 10. II. 12: Bond 10. II; Bas- ketball 10, II, Varsity 12. NANCY COBB Crazy laugh! . . . demon in the kitchen . . . has her eyes on cars . . . business school after graduation. EDWARD R. CONRAD Ed . . . chemistry enthus- iast . . . expert with bow and arrow . plays a wild trumpet . . . future in minis- try and medicine. Council 12; Band II, 12; Orchestra II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award II; Honors Banquet II; Soccer II. WALTER COTTER Butch ... a fine golfer . . . terrific dresser . . . those wild clothes and colors . . . reads about cars. Soccer 10; Golf II. PATRICIA L. COURT Patty homeroom troubles . . . Anybody hove any gum? . . lavender Corvettes! MARCIA A. CHATLEY Morey . . . congenial per- sonality . avid record collector . . . that inviting pool . . . future—merchandis- ing field. Council II; Sock and Buskin Club 10. II. 12; INDIANHEAD II; Tri- Hi-Y 10. II, 12; Tennis II; News- paper Club II. DAVID W. COMPTON Dave . . . tall. dark, and handsome . . . Oh! those curly eyelashes . . . always joking!! DANIEL COX Danny . . . the ‘59 stick shift ... a credit to the auto shop . . . likes girls . . . future unknown. SYDELL R. CRANE Sid . . . can always be heard . sharp dresser . . . oh, those eyes . . . future college. Sock and Buskin Cfub 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II. WILLIAM T. CURREY Tom . . lives on farm . . . likes horseback riding, hunting, and fishing drives custom Ford . . . hopes for T-Bird. F.F.A. 12. BROOKE W. DAVIS Avid waterskier . . senior math! football and wrestling . . Hi-Y leader . . . college candidate. Hi-Y 10, II, Pres. 12; Football 10. II, Varsity 12; Wrestling II, 12; Varsity Club II, 12; Narrator — Christmas Tableaux, 12. T JANE E. CROW Pleasing personality flashy flute . . . Liberace at the typewriter! . . ambi- tion—to be capped in white. Sock and Buskin Club 10, II; Band 10, II, 12; Orchestra 10; Adv. Chorus II, 12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Fut. Nurses 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II, 12. HOWARD S. CURTIS Brudy boatman at heart . . . what homework? . . . art critics beware . . . always seen at our games. PATRICIA DAVIS Pat . . . what a wardrobe . . . always full of fun . . . th© business world after high school. Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls’ Chorus 10. II. FRED E. CROWTHER, JR. Fred pitching ace ... a dip of orange ice and a coke future in the teaching field . . . Cali- fornia or bust! Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Boys' Chorus II, 12; Baseball 10, Varsity II; Varsity Club II. CARL DAHL Hustling harrier . . . That’s casual! ... all that home- work . . . Mr. Urich's little pal . . . Princeton bound. Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet II; Track II; Cross-Country II, Co-Capt. 12; Varsity Club II, 12; German Club 10. MIRIAM DEWEES Vicki . . . western accent . . . Arizona . . . likes bowling and jazz ... I hate to eot . . . easy-going. JOAN CUNNINGHAM Attractive and sincere . . . popular music fan . . . top bookkeeper . . wears an honor roll key. Orchestra 10. II; Mixed Chorus II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Intr. Basketball 10. ROBERT T. DARLINGTON Dar . . . active on grid- iron . . . captain on the mats . . . movie-goer . . . oh, those books! Hi-Y 10. II, 12; Football 10. Varsity II, 12; Baseball 10; Wrestling 10, II. Capt. 12; Varsity Club II, 12. CHRISTINE DiROCCO Kris . . . honor roll student . . . headed for Shippens- burg . . whiz at' shorthand . . . always fun to be with. GARNET AND WHITE 12; Mixed Chorus 10. II. 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II. BRUCE V. DORSEY Member of Vel-Lorlcs . . . woyout tenor . . . bod trum- pet . . . likes to twist behind Donny ond the Dukes. Pals II, 12; Track 10; Soccer II. RUTH E. EASTBURN Always has a friendly smile for everyone . . . only five more days till the weekend . . . asset to our chorus . . . headed for college. INDIANHEAD II; Sock and Buskin Club II; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II. 1 0 ALBERT W. EVANS Al . . . those long eye- lashes . . . Sock Hops at Exton drives a '54 Chevy . . . future farmer. F.F.A. 10. II, 12. RONALD DORSEY Dors . . . jozz lover . . . sharp clothes . . likes to dance . . . a killer with the girls . . . Howard University. Pals II. 12; Intr. Softball 10. II. 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. II, 12; Intr. Basketball 10. II. 12. LOIS E. EMERY Loie . . . sharp dresser . . . friendly smile for every- one . . . pizza lover . . . loves those Penncrest rings . . . watch out business world. Tri-Hi-Y 10; Girls' Chorus 10, II. KAREN B. EVERETT Kay Bee . . . Shakespeare, Ibsen, ond Shaw . . . ani- mated conversationalist . Girls' Speaking Contest 10, Second Place II; Sock and Buskin Club 10. II. 12; Play Cast 10. II. 12; GARNET AND WHITE Asst. Editor 11, Asso. Editor 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet II; F.T.A. 10; INDIANHEAD II, Editor 12. 1 ELIZABETH DOW Liz . . . always handy with a joke . . . enjoys dancing and sports ... a whiz on the basketball floor . . . future— business school. Pals II. 12. JOAN C. ENGLISH Joanie . . . ploys a unique clarinet . . . amateur bowler . . . alto in chorus . . . sports lover. Tri-Hi-Y 10. 12. V. Pres. II; Band 10, II. 12; Orchestra 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Basketball 10, II; Hockey 10, II; Softball II; Intr. Hockey 10, II; Intr. Volleyball 10, II; Intr. Softball II; Intr. Basketball 10, II; Girls' Chorus 10. DEBORAH FENIMORE Deb . . that sense of humor! . moth! . knows the latest dance steps . . . easily heard anywhere. Sock and Buskin Club II; INDIAN- HEAD 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II. DONALD DRAPER Don . . jazz enthusiast . . . digs Mort Sahl . . . avid sportsman . . . good mechanic . . . State Teachers College. Council 12. GARY ERB Sweets . . . cross-country man . . . likes hayrides . . . confused with girls . . . ex- cuses come easily. Cross-Country 10. II, Co-Captain 12; Softball II, 12; Intr. Basket- ball 12. MARIA FERRER Personality plus . . . beauti- ful brown eyes . . . class clown with a serious side . . . friendly manner . . . panic at a party. Counc:' II; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Hockey Manager 10, II. Moth lover . . . chorus is his strong point . . . he'll moke his ploce in Villanova. Mixed Chorus 10, II, 12; Adv. Chorus 10, II, 12; Dist. Chorus 10; Boys' Chorus 10, II. 12; Intr. Soft- ball 10, II; Chess Club 10; Sports Club II. JANICE FIELDS Jon ... a belle from Con- necticut . . . o friend to all . . . nice personality . . . out Exton way. EMILY A. FITZPATRICK Art fashions! . . quiet— when you don't know her . . . Come on, bus! . . . loves to dance . . What's for lunch? Girls' Chorus 10; Second Prize. Hallowe'en Painting Contest, 10; Library Aide II, 12. KATHLEEN FLICK Kathy . . New Jersey's loss, our gain ... a friendly hi for oil big green eyes . . warbles in 182 on Monday and Friday. Mixed Chorus 12. CAROL FLOWERS Shortie with a long pony toil . . energetic cheerleader . . . Blossom . . . happy smile West Chester State. Council 12; Pals II, 12; Basketball Manager 10; Hockey 10, II; Cheer- leaders II, Varsity 12. RICHARD GATES Fellow shop buddy . . . goes steady . . . drives big Dyna- flow Buick ... machine shop boss . . . crazy shoes. BARBARA FORD Barbie . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . always glad to help out . . . soft voice . . . lovely wardrobe. Class Secretory II; Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Council 10, 12’ GARNET AND WHITE 10. Asst. Editor II, Asso. Editor 12; INDIAN- HEAD 12; American Legion Essay Award 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. J. KURTIS GENTRY Kurt . . . blondes . . . can handle horses . . . Sunday night—color TV. Council 10, II; Soccer II; Varsity Club II. EDWARD W. FULTON Ed . . . neat dresser . . . always out for a good time . . beats a cool drum . . . to be a pilot. JACK C. GIBSON Hot man on the drums . . . likes golf and bowling . . . thrives on chocolate mint cones . future teocher . . . California or Bust. Band 10, II, 12; Orchestra 10, II, 12; Intr. Softball 12; Intr. Tennis 10; Intr. Basketball 10. 12; Intr. Volleyball II. MARTHA GALE Molly ... Is she quiet? . . . those senior math classes . . . on to a college campus. Intr. Basketball 12; Art Club 10, II. ROBERT GINCLEY Speed ... a smooth '52 Chevy . . . always coming out from under a car’s hood . . . future in the Air Force. SHIRLEY A. GLISSON Wears an honor roll key . . likes cots . . . good sense of humor . . neat dresser . . future in secretarial work. TrI-HI-Y 10. II; Honor Roll Pin Award II. GEORGE H. GRAY, JR. Chip . . . shy. conservative . . . ran them all at Lan- caster . . those early mornings! future in biology. DAVID HACKMAN Rugged football player and wrestler . . . honor roll pin . . . quiet, but a nice guy conservative dresser . . . Spanish scholar. Hi-Y II, 12; Football 10, II, Varsity 12; Honor Roll Pin Award II; Track II; Wrestling II, 12. JEANNE C. GLUCKERT Jeonie . quiet, sincere . . . nice dresser . . . whiz on water skis . . headed for college. Sock and Buskin Club 10, 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10. II. 12. LUCINA GRAY Siney . . . waits for week- ends . . . those embarrassing moments in 216 . . . love those clothes! Council 10, II; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II; Cheerleaders 10, II; Varsity Hockey 10, II. EVARD B. HALL, JR. ‘’Ev . . . class cut-up . . . likes the junior class . . . sharp personality . . . college next year. SUSAN GOLDBERG Sue . . fabulous sense of humor . . . Let's go out for lunch! . . . star attraction at the Warner ... oh. that convertible. Sock and Buskin Club 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10. CARL R. GREER Avid French student cars, horses, girls! . . . plays trombone . . . the Boll before and after school . , . future undecided. Band 10, II. RICHARD A. HALL Rich . . . grid and track star . . . ladies' man . . . a real student . . . business world. Council 12; Hi-Y II. V. Pres. 12; Band 10. II; Football 10. Varsity II, 12; Track 10. II, Co-Captain 12; Intr. Softball 10. II; Intr. Vol- leyboll 10. II, 12; Varsity Club II. 12; Tableau 12. GEORGE GOOD Goody . . . Math is easy! drives a fast b!ack Chevy . . . can pump gas . . . jokester. Council 10. LOUIS GUILLERMIN Lou . . . plays a terrific trumpet . . . drives a cool red '49 Chevy . . . interested in electronics . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . Oh, no! Band 10. II, 12; Golf II, 12. JOAN LEE HALLOWELL Joanie . . . perky little blonde . . fashion plate . . Latin scholar . . . Any- one have his Senior Math done? Council 10; INDIANHEAD II, News Editor 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. DIAN HAMILTON Backbone of the cheerleaders peppy and excitable . . . oh, those blue eyes! . . . stage struck . . . Back in Pittsburgh. Class Treasurer 10; Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; Play Cast 10. II. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II. 12; Intr. Basketball 12; Cheerleaders 10. Varsity II, Copt. 12; Tab- leau 12. ANTOINETTE HAMMOND Andy . . . active in all sports . . . interests in Nor- ristown . . . enjoys dancing and sports . . future— WAR Pals II. 12; Basketball 10. Varsity II. 12; Softball 10. II; Hockey 10. NOLAN T. HARE Nolan . . . love that blue Metro . . . curfy hair . . . English scholar . . . fondness for sports cars. Soccer II. LINDA J. HARTSHORNE Art enthusiast ... an emo- tional football fan . . . never a free moment . . . loads of fun . . . Kutztown. Asst. Class Treasurer II; Council 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, II. 12; Play Cast II; GARNET AND WHITE 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Aword 10, II; Tennis 10, II. PAUL HARTSOUGH Man with a wild-colored car . . oble soccer player . . . training rules are for the birds . . . Will P.O.D. EVER end? Mixed Chorus 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Boys Chorus 12; Soccer 12; Varsity Club 12. WILLIAM HARVEY Bill . . . fellow shop boy . . . goes for sports—and one special girl . . drives a maroon convertible ... fu- ture depends on Uncle Sam. Council II, 12. VIVIAN HASH Viv . . . that laugh! . . . gets along with everyone . . . always has a boy . . . typist supreme letter writer! Tri-Hi-Y 10. 12. Secretary II. PATRICIA A. HEINLY Pot . . snapping brown eyes and dark brown hair always waiting for a letter . . . ”1 11 drive . . . interests include piono. Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Mixed Chorus II; Girls' Chorus 10, II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. BARBARA HENCH Anchors oweigh . . typing speed demon ... a real strawberry blonde. Class Treasurer 12; Asst. Class Treasurer 10; GARNET AND WHITE 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet II; Basketball 10. II; Softball 10. II; Intr. Softball 10, II; Intr. Volleyball 10, II; Intr. Basketball 10, II, 12; B.P.W. Girl- of-the-Month. LESTER D. HERRIN Les ... ‘54 Chev . . . always on Barnard Street . . . crazy hair-do . . . future elec- trician. SAMUEL R. HERRON. JR. Machine shop . . . always riding in his fast '52 Ford . . . shy with girls . . . loves to hunt. THOMAS B. HERRON Tom . . . big man on the campus . . . storming '50 Ford . . . future at Spring Garden Tech . . . Mr. Band- stand. Football 10; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10. SARAH ANN HIGH Capoble yearbook editor . . . always busy . . . loves tennis . . . never without a smile. Class Vice-President II; Council II. 12; GARNET AND WHITE 10. Asst. Editor II. Editor 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus II, 12; Dist. Chorus 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Tennis 10. Var ty II; Hockey 10; 8.P.W. Girl-of-the-Month. ALBERT R. HILL Skeeter . . . loud person- ality ... a Vel-Lark . . . bright future in Air Force . . . likes to go to Chester. Pals II, 12; Mixed Chorus 10, II, 12; Adv. Chorus 10, II, 12; Boys' Chorus 10, II, 12; Track Man- ager II. THOMAS H. HIMMELEIN Mr. Pierce’s favorite student . . . future leatherneck . . . H. H. porter . . . ladies' man. Basketball II; Track II; Varsity Club II. 12. . PETER L. HOLT Pete . . hustler on the soccer field . . . trig scholar . . . swimming star . . . col- lege candidate. Hi-Y II, 12; Soccer 10, II, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Golf II; Varsity Club II. 12. JAMES HOMSHER Jim . . . likes to work on cars . . . drives a furious ’51 Olds . . . the adventurous type. y V «N R. RONALD HOOPES Ron ... a fellow joker . . . likes girls . . . can be found at the West Goshen Acme . . . Marines after high school. JOAN HORTON Joanie . . . quiet and cute . . . sincere friend . . . loves horses . . . future in nursing. Girls' Craft 10. FREDERICK W. HOWK Rick . . . loves horseback riding . . . diminutas . . . licorice stick ... ice hockey enthusiast. Council II; Band 10, II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Intr. Cross- Country 12. RICHARD S. HOWK Dick . . . strums a cool jozz guitar . . . our smallest tennis pro . . . those long hours of homework pay off. Band 10. II, 12; Dist. Band II, 12; Orchestra 10. II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet II; Track 10; Soccer 10; Tennis II; Dance Band 10. II. 12. THOMAS HUBER Likes all sports . . . liked by everyone ... a chorus regu- lar . . . business college. Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Boys' Chorus II, 12; Book- keeping Club 10. THOMAS HUCK Tom . . . man about the gridiron . . ladies' man . . . likes all sports . . . business world after college. Tableau II, 12; Hi-Y 10. Pres. II; 12; Football 10, Varsity II, 12; Wrestling 10; Softball 10; Intr. Vol- leyball 10. II, 12; Varsity Club 12; Baseball 10, II. KATHERINE E. HUEY Kay . . . cheers for a cer- tain football player . . . Where’s your school spirit? Class V. Pres. 10; Council 10, 12; GARNET AND WHITE 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II. 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Hockey .0, II; Cheerleaders 10, Varsity II, 12; Fut. Nurses II. JOHN HULL Likes ort and reading . . . West Chester Hardware's pride and joy . . . plays a sox in bond . . always doodles in class. Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; Play Cast II; Tableau 12; INDIAN- HEAD 12; Band 10, II. 12; GAR- NET AND WHITE 12. HELEN INGRAM Those clothes! . . . What’d you do last night? . . what a cute smile! . . . check that pageboy . . . future— wedding bells. JOHN E. JENKINS John . . . fast man on the mats . . . will try anything once . . . always on the golf course . . How're the girls? Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Baseball 10, II; Cross-Country II; Wres- tling 10, II, 12; Varsity Club II, 12. FRANK S. HUNTER, III Frankie . . . likes redheads . . . drives a '50 Ford . . . found at the Exton Roller Rink . . . crazy about golf . . . one of the gong. ROBERT IRONS Bob . . . likes girls . . . The Red Head . . . those expensive clothes! . . . Air Force cr college soon. Pals II, 12; Mixed Chorus 10; Boys' Chorus 10; Track 10; Varsity Club 10, II; Football 10. BONNIE J. JOCZ Bon . . . always smiling . . . enjoys art . . . bound for college . . . likes to eot . . . dill pickles and No-Col. Tri-Hi-Y 12; Second Place in Art Ad Contest II. 1 CAROLE A. HURFORD Short . . . beautiful blonde hair . . . pleasing personality always waiting for a letter. BARBARA JACKSON Barbs . . . ferocious hockey player . . . her favorite word — Stop! . . college bound . . . phys. ed. teacher. Asst. Class Treasurer II, 12; Pals II, 12; Band 10, II; Basketball 10, Varsity II; Softball 10, II; Hockey Varsity II, 12; Varsity Club II. EDITH A. JOHNSON Edie . . . very pleasing personality ... an ardent sports fan . . . genius on the hockey field . . . Oh! ail those laps around the field. Pals II, 12; Basketball 10, Varsity II, 12; Softball 10. II, 12; Hockey 10, Varsity II, Co-Captain 12; Intr. Softball II; Intr. Volleyball II; Varsity Club II. V JEAN HUTCHINSON Jeannie . . . pretty major- ette . . . lives in the middle of nowhere . . . never quite on key . . . possible airline stewardess. Sock and Buskin Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II; Tennis 10; Hockey II; Major- ettes 10, II. 12. ROBERTA JACKSON Tops in commercial classes . . . I've got another prob- lem . . . laughing eyes . . . Council II; GARNET AND WHITE 12; INDIANHEAD II. 12. Tri-Hi-Y 10. II; Mixed Chorus II; Girls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet II; Basket- ball 10, II; Softball 10, II; Hockey 10; Intr. Basketball II. ROGER JOHNSON Avid admirer of the opposite sex . . . what a pitching arm! . . . Student Council veteran. Council 12, Treas. II; Hi-Y Pres. 10, Vice-Pres. II, Treas. Hi-Y Coun- cil 10. Sec. Hi-Y Council II. 12; Basketball 10, II; Baseball Varsity 10, II, 12; Cross-Country 10, II; Varsity Club II, 12. SUSAN JOHNSTON Sue . • always smiling an avid Warrior fan . . those blue eyesl . . . sincere and dependable. Council 12; INDIANHEAD 12; Trl- HI-Y II. 12; Golf II. WALTER KAUFFMAN Basketball fiend . . . always ready with a lough . . coi- legiote dresser . . . boiled by French ... his Impalo's seen everywhere. INDIANHEAD Sub Mgr. 12; Hi-Y 10, Treat. II, Council Rep. 12; Soccer 10, II, 12; Wrestling 10. 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. II. 12; Intr. Basketball II. 12; Intr. Soft- ball 10. II. 12; Intr. Tennis II. MARJORIE KIRK Margie . . . P.O.D. fanatic . . . good sport . . . Are you crozy? . . . future office girl. DAVID M. JONES Jonesie . . drives a tough '55 Chev . Oh, them troubles! . . loves to hunt . . . can be found in the drive-in. E. JOANNE JONES Who's the cat across the street? loves that P.O.D. What am I going to wear? ... a cute blonde . . . fast on the key- board. SANDRA KAERCHER Great for laughs . . . loves to dance . . . Do I know you from some place? . . . always in that typing room . . . future in modeling school. STANLEY KELLY Stan ... a great guy ond lots of fun . . . star guard catches cat naps . . . future—armed services. Pols II; Football 10. II, Varsity 12; Trock 10. II. 12; Wrestling 10; Honorable Mention Ches-Monf Football 12. PATRICIA J. KENION Trish . . out for fun . . . big. black Ford . . . labora- tory technician . . . double dater. Pals II. 12; Orchestra 10. II; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10. 12; Softball 10. II. MARGARET A. KERR Margie likes swim- ming . . never a dull mo- ment . . . plans to enter the teaching field. Sock and Buskin Club 10. II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Girls' Chorus 12; Intr. Volleyball 12; Library Aide II; Public Speaking II. BONNIE KNOLLINGER Waits for weekends . . fav- orite pastime—dancing . . . likes to skate future— Goldey Beocom ... a cer- tain gas station. JAMES KNOWLES Jimmy . . . terrific guitarist experienced hitchhiker . . . poet . . . class in- dividualist . . . future writer. Council II; Hi-Y 10. II; Football 10; Wrestling II; Tennis 10. KARL KOMNIK Always a friend . . . came from Germany in I9S2 . . . future in the service . . . hot dog salesman. German Club 10; Gym Club II. 25 JOHN KUNKLE ’Knuckle'' . . . plays a cool alto sax . . . member of a dance band . . active in Hi-Y . . college in the future. Hi-Y 10. II, 12; Band 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus 10. II, 12; Adv. Chorus II, 12; Boys' Chorus 10, II, 12; Dance Band 10, II, 12. ROBERT E. KYLE Bob' . . . capable class prez . . avid sports car fon . . . watch out, future history students! . personality plus . . . two left feet. Class President 12; Council 12; Band 10, II, 12; Boys' Chorus 10; Track II; Cross-Country 10. BARBARA A. LAHUTSKY Barbie . . petite . . personality plus! . . . speed demon at the typewriter . . . kibitzer . . . What’s new? Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; Play Cast II; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II, 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II. MARY LAMBDIN Pizza fiend . . . drlve-in mov- ies and fox hunts . . . parties and dancing . . . future— undecided. JOANNE LAMMEY Quiet and refined . . a soccer fon . . . follows the Warriors . . . oh, those home- room periods . . . watch out! —she drives! ALETHA LANDERS Lee . . cute and quiet . . . likes all outdoor sports . . . fun to be with . . . loves hoagies. Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus II, 12. THOMAS LEAIDICKER Tom . . . auto mechanic . . likes hunting . . . me- chanical drawing . . . good dresser. GERTRUDE LEWIS Gert . . . sports enthusiast . . working girl . . favo- rite pastimes — skating and dancing. Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II. SARA LING Sally . . . smooth on the dance floor . . . Let's have a party ... a real pizza- eater. Tri-Hi-Y 10. II, 12. MARY JANE LAIRD Tina ... lives for Satur- day nights . . . Did you get your shorthand done? . . . Hot Rod! MARILYN LARSEN Kay . . . petite . . . Chinese food . . . con’t stop reading . . . future librarian. Sock and Buskin Club 10. II, 12; Play Cast 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, President II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. CAROLINE P. LOUGHRAN Penny . . . combination of neatness and sweetness . . . predilection for red heads . . . Anybody noed a ride? . . . Council 10; Sock and Buskin Club 10; GARNET AND WHITE 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Girls' Chorus II; Golf II; Hockey 10; Art Club II. ELAINE MacLEOD All sports fan heoded for business world Which way shall wo go. fel- las? ... oh. those cafeteria ontics. INDIANHEAD 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II; Girls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award II; Basketball Manager II; Softball 10. Manager II. ELAINE MAUN Loves to dance . . . those mistakes in typing class . . likes those long weekends . . snappy clothes . . . secre tarial work after high schoo Council II. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12 SHAREN MARCH Future nurse . . . likes tennis always ready for a slumber party ... a hard worker. Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 10. J. LAWRENCE MARINOFSKY Individualist . . . anything to be different . . . J.L.M. . . . a modern poet . . turns out pages of abstract art . . . beware. Carnegie. Council 12; INDIANHEAD II; Hi-Y 10, Secretary II; 12; Honor Roll Pin 10, II. WILLIAM MARK Bill . . . Penn State Agri- cultural School 6‘ 4 stagehand . . . flashy smile and easy laugh . . Cali- fornia. here I come. WAYNE R. MARTIN Science-fiction fan . . . model building . . . Of course I did my homework! . . . free and easy . . . future elec- trical engineer . . . bound for New York. Honor Roll Pin Award II; Intr. Volleyball 10, II. GARY G. MASON Great hunter and fisherman . . likes a certain girl on a farm ... a math and spelling geniusf?) . . . future with the Navy. CHARLOTTE MAXWELL Slim and trim . . . Just called to see what you're do- ing ... a 6 A.M. dip . . . artistic ability . from Beloit. Wis. Sock and Buskin Club 10, II; Tri- Hi-Y 12; Art Club II; Drama Make-Up Club 10. II. JOHN C. MAYNARD Jack . . . pawn to king- four . . . one of the Rain- skaters . often hidden behind a mass of test tubes . . a real French scholar. ALVIN J. McBRIDE Skip . . . likes a certain girl . . . neat dresser . . . future—undecided. Intr. Softball 10, II; Intr. Basket- ball 10, II; Intr. Football 10, II. ELIZABETH M. McCANN Lady Bug . . . happy-go- lucky class clown . . . loves horses . . . quite a party fan. J. RONNIE McCARDLE Quiet until you get to know him . . . plays a hot trumpet . . . W. C. Band recruiter . . . Hi-fi enthusiast. Band 10. II, 12; Orchestra 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus II. V. Pr«$. 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Boys' Chorus II, 12; Dance Band 10, II, 12. 27 KATHLEEN A. McGAFFNEY Kathy . . . tall and sophis- ticated ... oh those modras skirts . . . whiz with a paint brush . . . college ahead. Asst. Class Treasurer II; Sock and Buskin Club 10; Tableau 12; GAR- NET AND WHITE II. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Tennis II; Intr. Tennis II; Cheerleaders 10; Daily Local News Ad Contest First Prize. FERN McCUE Just waits for the weekend . . that crazy giggle . . waiting for her driver's license . . Who's the guy? HARRY A. McVEIGH Bud . . those monotonous report cardsl . . . The only problem with that is—. Asst. Class Treasurer II; Council II, Pres. 12; Boys’ Speaking Con- test II. 12; GARNET AND WHITE II. 12; Hi-Y 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honor Banquet II; Football II, Varsity 12; Wrestling II. 12. FRANCES A. MILLER Always ready with a grin . . . found on the dance floor . . . drivers, look out ... to at- tend nursing school. Pals II, 12; Girls' Chorus II; Intr. Volleyball 10, II; Intr. Basket- ball 12. MARY ANN McCOY Likes tall boys . . . counts the minutes in P.O.D. . . . found ot the Pixey . . . Let’s go to o dance! MARY-LEW MEADOWCROFT Sweet belle from Kennett . . small in height but big in personality . . . cute smile for everyone . . . summers in Ocean City. Mixed Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 12. MICHELE A. MILLER Mike . . . hails from Philly . . . oh, that nose guard! . . . musicol talent . , . doctors, beware! Sock and Buskin Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Orchestra II, 12; Dist. Orch. II; State Orch. II; Mixed Chorus 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus II; Basketball II, Varsity 12. JOHN MELTON Scoop . . speedy co- captain of the soccer team . conservative dresser. Class Treasurer II; Pals II, 12; Soccer II, Co-Captain 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 12; Intr. Softball 10, II. 12; Intr. Basketball 10, II. 12; Varsity Club II, 12; Most Valuable Player in Soccer, 12. LYNN McTAVISH Trim and clean appearance . . . talented seamstress . . . ready for fun . . . easy to get along with. Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Council 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10. II, 12; Play Cast «0, II. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. Pres. 12; Mixed Chorus II. 12; Band 10; Adv. Chorus II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II. DONALD MclLVAlNE Mac . . . crazy crew cut . . likes 49 black Fords . . . loves to dance . . . sharp personality. JUAN A. MEJIA Colombia's gift to soccer and tennis . Spanish wizard . honor roll material . . . conservative dresser quiet, until you know him. Class President II; Council II; Honor Roll Pin Award II; Soccer 10. II, 12; Tennis II; Intr. Basket- ball 10; Varsity Club II, 12. BARBARA MILLS Millsy . . . Did you do your Latin yet? . . . moth enthusiast . . . Shippensburg ahead . . . pleasant word for all. Sock and Buskin Club 10; GARNET AND WHITE 10, Business Manager 11. 12; INDIANHEAD 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Majorettes II, 12. 28 LAWRENCE G. MITCHELL Lorry . . a Beethoven fan . . one of the Rainskaters . . . those boll gomes ot the Coliseum . . . Aw, yeah! Council 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Intr. Cross-Country 12. PATRICIA MORRISON Pat ... oh. those blue eyes . . ovid Warrior fan . . cool Volkswagen . . . future lob technician. Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12. CLYDE T. MOYER. Ill Skip ' . . . star quarterback . . good marks ... a way with the women. Class Pres. 10; Council 10, II, V. Pres. 12; Hi-Y II. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Football 10, Varsity II, Co-Capt. 12; Track 10. Varsity II, Co-Capt. 12; Intr. Vol- leyball 10, II, 12; Varsity Club II. 12. CLARE MONAGHAN Oh. those big dimples! . . . Millersville-bound . . . wants to go to Italy . . . enjoys English . . . plenty of school spirit. Council II; GARNET AND WHITE II. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. Treasurer 12. ROBERT L MORTIMER Bob . . . likes to dance future in electronics has a way with the women. DENNIS MOYER Denny . . . new to us . . . likes physics . . . avid sports fan . . . Anybody do his trig? . . clock watcher. NANCY P. MONROE Nance . . . wonderful per- sonality . . . Spanish scholar . . . ye gads! . . . the art field will claim her. Sock and Buskin Club 12; GARNET AND WHITE 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II; Sat. Morning Scholarship at Moore Institute of Art, 12. PAUL S. MORY, III Likes sailboating . . . English is his problem . . . model railroad fiend . . . Did you do your Spanish? . . . will be an engineer. Sock and Buskin Club II, 12; First Prize School Science Fair II. ALICE MULLER Neat and sweet . . . loads of fun . . . I'm telling you . . . oh! that green Chevy . . . those lucky patients at Bryn Mowr. Sock and Buskin Club 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus II. 12; Adv Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II; Put. Nurses II, President 12. ROBERT F. MOORE Bob . . . bright red head . . . loyal boy scout . . . engineering in the future . . . J. Henry. Class Vice-Pres. 12; Intr. Volley- ball 10. JUDITH A. MOULTON Judy . . . loves her short skirts . . . Anybody got a pencil? . . . future in nurs- ing school. JOHN MUNSON Jack . . . clock watcher in math . . Vo. Ag. cutup . . . wotch that white Volks- wagen . . . liked by every- one. Soccer 12; F.F.A. 10, II, Secre- tary 12. 29 KATHRYN MURPHY Murphy . . . high stepping mojorette . . . avid football fan . . . whiz with o point brush. Council 12; GARNET AND WHITE II. 12; INDIANHEAD 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Girls' Chorus 10; Majorettes 12; Sat. Morning Art Scholarship; Art Club II. NANCY JEANNE NEILSON Nan arrived from Pittsburgh . . . personality plus . . . You better be- lieve it. Sock and Buskin Club II, 12; Play Cast II. HELEN NOEL Miss Innocent . . . jazz lover . . . What's happen- ing? . . avid W. C. sports fan . . . Chatterbox. GARNET AND WHITE II, 12; Pals II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Girls' Chorus 10; Basketball 10; Hockey Manager 10; II, Varsity Manager 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. MARY C. MURPHY Mickie . . . enjoys spa- ghetti ond meat balls . . . real cool dancer . . . likes that certain fellow . . . future office girl. ROBERT NELSON Nelson . handsome physique . . . thinks for him- self . . likes good jazz . . . plans to go into the service. Pals 12; Intr. Softball 10; Gym Club 10, II. EILEEN K. NOLAN Never at a loss for words . . . Anybody hove the mascara?'' . . oh, that math . . . Miss the game? — Never! . . . likes to draw. Sock and Buskin Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Tennis 10, II; Intr. Tennis II. TIMOTHY A. NANNI Hails from Philly . . . sharp dresser . . . devilish eyes . . . Mr. Personality . . . Villanova bound. Football 12; Track 10. II; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10, II; Varsity Club II, 12. CLIFFORD K. NESBITT Cliff . . . working member of M.Y.F. . . . likes ping- pong ... a jewel in home- room . . . interested in sports. Track 10. II; Intr. Cross-Country 12. SYLVIA PAPPAS Linguistic egghead feminine Michelangelo . . . shy, sincere, quiet-talker . . . folk song lover. GARNET AND WHITE II. 12; Essay Contest Winner Second Prize 10, II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honor Banquet II; German Club 10. SARA D. NEFF Sally . that golden halo! . . . personality and looks . . . Considering the source . . . sure cure for all patients. Sock and Buskin Club 10, 12; Play Cast II; Mixed Chorus 10, II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II; Honor Roll Pin Aword 10; Tri- Hi-Y 10. II. 12. LILA J. NICHOLS Miss Perfection . . . full of pep . . . Spanish scholar? . . . those chicken dinners . . . plans to be capped in white. Council 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Hockey 10, II; Fut. Nurses II; Nurses' Aide 10. CHARLOTTE N. PATTERSON Oh. that pony tail! . . . her personality is as tall os she . . . oh, for corn sokes . . . did you have larger windows put in your Caddy ? Council 12; Sock and Buskin Club II; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Girls' Chorus 10. 30 HERBERT PEGLER Herb . . . o smooth fellow found at Berwyn . . . inter- ested in cars . . . future with the Army. F.F.A. 10. II. JOHN W. PITTOCK Science whiz . . . 5-4-3-2-I- Boom! . . Mr. Practical Joker . . . Pass the zinc and sulfur, please. Honor Roll Pin Award II; Chem- istry Club 11. I CONSTANCE C. POWELL Connie . . . always ready for a laugh . . . Do you have any gum? . . . those moth problems . . . will un- dertake fashion designing. Sock and Buskin Club 10, II; Pals II, 12; Fut. Nurses II. ROBERT PEOPLES Peeps’ . . . easy to get olong with . . clock watcher . . can be seen driving any- thing . will enter the service. F.F.A. 10. II. 12; Intr. Football 10. ELLEN POOLE Toby . . . cut up in music . . . Villanovo fraternity par- ties . . . keen personality . . . E gads! INDIANHEAD 12; Intr. Volleyball II; Intr. Softball 10, II. ALAN M. PERLMAN Plays a cool jazz piano . . . Well, it's like this . heads up Harvord. Boys' Speaking Contest II, 12; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Play Cast 12; GARNET AND WHITE II. 12; INDIANHEAD 12; Spelling Contest Winner II; Essay Contest Winner 10, II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honor Banquet II; Merit Schol- arship Semi-finalist 12; Dance Band 10, II. 12. GREGORY PORTER Greg . . . likes jazz, art, and clothes . . . sax and bongos . . has swinging parties. Pals II, 12; Band 10. II, 12; Foot- ball 10, II. NANCY PIERCE Sharp dresser . . . likes danc- ing, skating, and baseball . . . always having a good time . . . continually laughing. GARNET AND WHITE 12; Intr. Softball 10, II; Softball 10. II. SHIRLEY PORTER Neat dresser . . . great talk- er . . . that certain someone . . . great in math. Future Nurses II; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. JOHN A. POWELL One of the shop boys . . . likes the drags . . . driver of a running '47 Chevy ... a real cool fellow . . . future machinist. RUTH G. PRATT Enjoys all the latest dances . . . English! . . . swell per- sonality . . . college next fall in Maine. Tri-Hi-Y 10, II; Basketball Man- ager 12; Fut. Nurses II. DAVID PRICE Found on the soccer field . . . crazy haircuts . . Now that’s nice music . . . Oh. my Spanisn! Council II, 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Boys' Chorus 12; Soccer 10. II. 12; Tennis II; Intr. Tennis 10; Varsity Club II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12. 1 JANE PROCTOR Janie . . . favorite subject —lunch . . . girl of action . . . copper bracelets . . . W.C.S.T.C. beware. Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Council II, 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; INDIANHEAD 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Library Aide 10. R. BRUCE RAMSAY Bruce . . . great ice hockey player ... a blast on his trombone . . . watch that quick smile! . . . future un- decided. Council 10, 12; Band 10, II, 12; Orchestra 10, II; Dance Band 10. II. GERTRUDE REEVES Trudy . . . Oh, that blonde hair . . . whiz in trig . . . future in math. Sock and Buskin Club II. 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Hockey 10. GEORGE PYLE Sneokers . . . that curly hair . . . found at West Chester Hardware . . . never at a loss for words. Track 10; Soccer 10. II; Intr. Bas- ketball 10; Honors Banquet II; Chess Club 10. JEAN RANCK Jeannie . . crazy sax . . . rock V roll enthusiast . . . honor roll key . . . secretary-to-be. GARNET AND WHITE 12; Bond 10. II, 12; Orchestra II. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Dance Band 10. II. LEWIS T. RIDDELL Lew . . . usually quiet fel- low . . . likes hunting . . . future undecided. CAROL ANN RAIMO Frenchy . . . admires the Marines . . . Johnny . . . future—third finger, left hand. F.H.A. 10. II. FRANCIS RAWSON Frank . . . drives a blue Plymouth . . Hey, look out . . . hot rod . . . inter- ested in Vo-ag. F.F.A. 10. II. 12. LARRY L. RIEGEL Space ace . . . amateur radio . . . deer hunter . . . Isn’t there a theory? . . . science fiction. Band 10, II, 12. NANCY RAMBO Nancy . . . nice clothes Can't wait till June . . . full of laughs. FREDERICK RAY, JR. Freddie . . . smooth dresser . . . hangs out with the fel- lows . . . likes cheese. Pals II, 12; Mixed Chorus 10. II, 12; Boys' Chorus 10, II, 12; Track 10, II; Intr. Softball 10, II; Intr. Volleyball 10, II. 12; Intr. Basket- ball 10. II. 12. k. • , % JO ANN RISSER Jo . . . pretty strawberry blonde . Miss Intelli- gence . . soccer. Tri-Hi-Y 10, Pres. II. 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet II; Sock and Buskin Club II, 12; GARNET AND WHITE II, 12; INDIANHEAD 12. 32 LYNN ROBINS Oh. those devilish dimples! . . What's new? . . dancing black eyes . . .at- tention. all Philadelphia in- terns! Sock and Buskin Club II. 12; Play Cast II. 12; Fut. Nurses II. JUDITH ANN ROSS Judy . . . Hey. do you hove on extra pencil? . . . well dressed . . . great sense of humor . . . seamstress. Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; Play Cast II. 12; GARNET AND WHITE 12; INDIANHEAD 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus II. 12; Adv Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet II. GERALDINE A. SADLER Gerry . . quiet person- ality . . . real foxy dresser . . . main interest on East End . . . always smiling. Pals II, 12; Intr. Softball II; Intr. Basketball 12. t ARDEANE RODEBAUGH Good appearance What books are you taking to homeroom? . hondy with needle and thread . . . future—business world. Tri-Hl-Y 10. II. WANDA ROESER Sugar . . . loves to eat. . . . can be found in Coates- ville . . . nursing school. Pals II. 12; Fut. Nurses II. 12. MADELYN ROGERS Sports enthusiast . . . friend to all . . . future—Phys. Ed. major at W.C.S.T.C. . . . What’s for lunch? Hockey 10; Intr. Hockey II; Intr. Softball II; Intr. Basketball 12. BARBARA ROWAN Stylist Bobbie greof dancer flaming red hair . Frankie Avalon fan . . . secretaria’ career. Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. SARAH J. RUGGIERO Solly . . dancing brown eyes . . winning smile . . . fun to be with . . . that tiny waist! Sock and Buskin Club 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10. Pres. II. FREDERICK D. SADLER Sad . . . popular with the girls . . . college bound. Football Varsity II, 12; Basketball Varsity 10. II. 12; Varsity Club II. 12; Most Valuable Player. Foot- ball, 12; All-Chesmont Football, 2nd Team, 12; All-Chesmont Bas- ketball, 1st Team, II; All-State Honorable Mention, Basketball. II; All-Christmas Tournament Team II, 12; Chesmont Leading Scorer, Basketball, II. EDWARD H. SCHMITT Fellow shop buddy . . . drives '50 green Mercury clown of the auto shop . . . little sponge I960 ... al- ways tool clerk. TERRY SCOTT Always ready for a laugh . . . future with the Navy . . . soccer fullback . . . You're almost smooth . . one boy and nineteen girls. Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Boys' Chorus II, 12; Soccer II. 12. SANDRA R. SHAFFER Sandy . . . our short guard . . . summers at the lake . . . ever ready smile. Sock and Buskin Club II. 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Girls' Chorus 12; Basketball 10. Varsity II. 12; Soft- ball 10, Varsity II; Intr. Basketball 10; Varsity Club II, 12.. AURENE SHEPHERDSON Shop . . . loves her red ond white roodster . . . those sweoters! . . . appreciates all the boys. Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; Play Cast II; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Band 10, II, 12; Orchestra II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Basket- ball II, Varsity Manager 12; Soft- ball 10; Intr. Softball 10, II; Intr. Basketball 10. II. HELEN MARIE SINGER Softball star . . . Miss Mc- Clelland's little friend . . . Do your P.O.D.? . . . that crazy giggle. Asst. Treas. II. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II; Basketball 10, Varsity II; Softball 10, II; Intr. Basketball 10, II; Varsity Club II. DALE SINGLETARY Isn't that something? . . . pleasing personality . loves to draw . . . dancing seems to keep her busy . . . nursing is her goal. Pals II. 12; Band II, 12; Girls' Chorus II; Intr. Volleyball II; Fut. Nurses 12. JEAN SMILEY Jeanie with the light brown hair . . . crazy giggle . always lunching out . . . Goldey Beacom girl after graduation. Council 10, II. 12; INDIANHEAD II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II, 12. NEVELYN SMILEY Nev . . . smart looking clothes . . . one of our high stepping majorettes . . . fly- ing high with T.W.A. . . . who's Bob??? Tri-Hi-Y 10. II, 12; Majorettes II. 12; Fut. Nurses 12. ALICE SMITH Ally . . . new comer from Upper Darby . . . long wavy hair ... I almost care! . . her car— Oh, darn! it won't run again! Sock and Buskin Club 12; Tri- Hi-Y 12. ROBERT J. SPAZIANI Good looking ... always ready to hove a good time has an aptitude for business . . . can be found at Berwyn or the drags. Council 10, II; Hi-Y 10; Baseball 10. II. THEODORE SPICKLER Electronics whiz floodlights and flash bulbs . . . future—pilot, teacher, or ham operator. Boys' Speaking Contest 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; GAR- NET AND WHITE 12; First Prize. Science Fair, II; Second Prize, Hallowe'en Window Painting, 10; First Prize, Hallowe'en Window Painting, II; Chemistry Club II. ELSIE STAFFORD Sharp girl from Milltown . . Let's go to the Sock Hop always ready for a laugh . . . demon on skates . . . future undecided. 34 DAVID F. SLAWEK Dave . . . the silent type— when near girls . . . ploys jazz drums £ la Gene Krupa . . . one of the Rainskaters ... a tennis pro. Asst. Treas. II; Council 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet II; Cross-Country 12; Var- sity Club 12; Dance Band 10, II, 12. RODNEY SMITH Rod . . . basketball ond baseball pro . . . ladies' man . . . dig that stroll . . . found on the avenue. Council 12; Basketball 10, Varsity II. 12; Baseball Varsity II; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, II; Varsity Club 12. • HELEN STAFFORD Hoils from Milltown never lost for words . . . Let's go skating! ... al- ways doodling. RUTH ANNE STANLEY Rudy” . . . officient commer- cial student . . . enjoys typ- ing class . . avid fan of Ricky Nelson the girl with the big brown eyes. Asst. Clast Treat. 10. 12; INDIAN- HEAD II. 12. STANFORD STREETS Izzy . . likes to play around . . . cool dancer . . . a man who thinks for himself. Pals 12; Tumbling and Trampoline Club II. MARGARET SWARM Great listener . can't talk without those hands going . . . how do you get rid of o three-yeor-old sister? . . . loves Maryland and water skiing. GARNET AND WHITE 12; INDIAN- HEAD II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet II. WILLIAM C. STEELE Bootsie . . . o very nice dresser . . . always Main Lino bound . . . favorite pastime, clock watching” . . , future in the Air Force. Pols 12; Intr. Softball II; Intr. Basketball II. RONALD L. STURGES Ron” . . . Did you do your Latin? . . . honor roll stand- ing accounting after college. Honor Roll Pin Award II; Honors Banquet II; Chemistry Club II. HELEN I. SWARTZ Shy . . . Are they from West Virginia?” . . . Cousin Billy and Rita . . . wears on honor roll key . . . having a boll this weekend. Sock and Buskin Club 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Honor Roll Pin Award II. RUTH ANN STILES Sue” . . . noisy in Council . . . one of Ritchey’s Ras- cals . . . Pixie 3 . . . favors paratroopers. Council 12; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Asst. Editor INDIANHEAD II; Softball II. JUNE LEE STURZEBECKER Sturtzie . . . prefers horses to people . . . hockey star . . . He's slightly sharp . . . those sparkling brown eyes. Sock and Buskin Club 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Basketball 10. II, Varsity 12; Softball 10; Hockey Varsity II, 12; Varsity Club 11. CATHERINE A. TAYLOR Kay . . . vivacious cheer- leader . . . flaming red hair . . . snappy dresser . . . loves sports. INDIANHEAD II; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award II; Hockey 10. II; Intr. Softball 10; Cheerleaders II, Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10. JOYCE STONEWALL Giggles at the wrong time . . . beautiful clothes . . . always chewing gum . . . Asst. Class Treas. 10; Council 12; Pals II; Mixed Chorus 10, II; Adv. Chorus II; Girls’ Chorus 10, II, 12; Softball II; Intr. Volleyball 10, II; Intr. Basketball 10, II; Intr. Softball II. RAYMOND STYER Ray . . . drives that hot '54 Studebaker . . . always late for school . . . likes to play his wild guitar . . . loves horseback riding. Vice Pres. F.F.A. II, Treas. 12. FREDERICK TAYLOR Freddie . . . neat dresser . . a certain girl . . . future in the Armed Forces. Basketball II; Baseball 10, Varsity II; Intr. Basketball 10. 35 GERALD TINDER “Jerry . . . cross-country man . . . likes girls ... al- ways looks for a short cut . . . drives a swift DeSoto. Cross-Country 12; Intr. Softball II, 12; Intr. Volleyball 12. GAIL VEIT Collegiate dresser . . . Ocean City tan . . . full of school spirit . . . Aren’t we having a ball? . . . comprenez- vous? Council 10; Sock and Buskin Club 10. II; INDIANHEAD II, 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Christmas Prom Queen 12. ROSE TAYLOR Watch out for that '53 Ford . . . “Who's taking us to the Sock Hop? . . . always joking . . . future undecided. CORDELIA D. THOMAS “Dedie’' . . . loves swimming and soiling . . always has her nose in a book . . . likes Haverford boys . . . vivacious personality. Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; Play Cast II; Tri-Hi-Y 10, Vice Pres. II. 12. JUDITH THOMAS ” Jodi . . . high strutting head majorette . . . Pixie l . . . How do you pork a cor? . . . Oh, rattlesnakes! Sock and Buskin Club 10, ll; Tri- Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Majorettes 10. II. Head 12. MARY LOUISE THOMAS Friendly . . . never lost for words . . always smiling . . . pastime—drawing . . . headed for art school. Girls' Chorus 12; Intr. Volleyball II, 12. KENNETH W. TYSON Ken . . . Honor Roll mate- rial . . . likes junior girls . . . varsity basketball . . . moon disks and loud pipes. Council 10; Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Basketball 10, Varsity II, 12; Cross-Country 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. II, 12; Intr. Softball 10, II; Varsity Club II, 12. ANN ELLEN THOMSON Annie . . . math whiz . . . contact lenses . . . always willing to lend a helping hand Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; INDIANHEAD II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II, 12; Band II, 12; Orchestra II, 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Basketball 10; Booster Club. Co- Chairman, 12. AMY WALKER Violinist . . . philosophical speculations . . . Latin schol- ar!?) • • driving expert? . . . collector of book fines. Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Orchestra 10. II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Put. Nurses II. MICHAEL R. TAYLOR Class clown ... a fellow member of the machine shop . . . drives a HOT '50 Studebaker. Intr. Softball 10, II; Wrestling 10; intr. Volleyball 10. WELDON TYSON Butch ... a shop boy . . . always a friend . . . sports minded ... a future enlisted man. Intr. Softball 10. II; Intr. Basket- ball 10. II. 12. TRAVERS TURNER Trav . pilots radio con- trol planes . . . clerically in- clined ... a ping-pong chomp. JOHN D. WALTZ Ploys cool trumpet . . . seen with a red head . . . enjoys those band bus trips . . . luture undecided. Band 10. II. 12. LARRY WHEELER Ploys o hot sox . . . hates homework . . . asset to F.F.A. . . . to work in the field of agriculture. Orchestra 10; Track II; F.F.A. 10. Treas. II. V. Pres. 12. STIRLING P. WIDEN Scando . . . sharp dresser . . always smiling . . . drives a custom '53 great dancer. Intr. Softball 10, II; Intr. Basket- ball 10. II. CHARLES T. WARREN Whitey . . . radio ama- teur . . . science fiction . . . Rainskater . . . What home- work? . . . Colorado bound. INDIANHEAD II. HORACE WEBB Webb ... a speedster in football and track . . . loves sports and parties ... to get Air Force wings. Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Pals II, 12; Football Varsity 12; Track II; Wrestling 10. II, 12. HENRY R. WELLS Famous on the trampoline . . . one sharp guy ... al- ways has a special girl . . . future with the State Police. Gym Club Pres. 10, II, 12; Track 10; Cross-Country 10; Intr. Volley- ball 10. II. JOHN WHITE Jock . . intromuralist . . . sports enthusiast . . . Spanish! . . . friend to all . . . found at Exton. Mixed Chorus 10; Boys' Chorus 10; Soccer 10; Intr. Football 10. RALPH WICKERSHAM Tim . . . populor with the opposite sex . . . able full- back on the football team . . . known for his hot '52 Olds ... an enthusiastic Vo-og student. Council 10; Football II, Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball II, 12; Intr. Basketball 12. BRUCE J. WICKS Diego . . . ferocious on the gridiron live wire in P.O.D. . . . wild on wheels . . . found on Price Street. Football II, Varsity 12; Baseball 10, II; Wrestling 10. II, 12. DAVID WILFORD Count . . . conservative dresser . . . fascination for girls . . . future artist. Pals II, 12; Wrestling 10. ALFREDA J. WILLIAMS Loves to water ski . . . ruins white walls beoutiful smile and sporkling eyes . . . Oh! No! Sock and Buskin Club II; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Softball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. MARVIN T. WILLIAMS Rainwater ... a grid-iron star . . . hos potential . . . great class mate . . . friend to all. Pals II, 12; Football 10, II, Varsity 12; Basketball 10. II; Track 10, II; Intr. Softball II; Intr. Basketball 12; Varsity Club 12. RICHARD D. WILLIS Dick'’ . . . member of the golf team . . . scholar . . . willing to lend a helping hand . . . But Mr. Urich, that's not right! Sock and Buskin Club II; INDIAN- HEAD 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet II; Soccer II; Golf II; Varsity Club 12; Math Club 12. DONALD W. WOODWARD Woody . . . enjoys hunt- ing and fishing ... a science major . . . always smiling ... an honor roll student. Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet II. GAIL YARNALL Red head . . . good sense of humor . . . well-liked . . . secretary to be . . . safe driver( ?). DOROTHY V. WILSON Quiet but friendly ... an asset to the soprano section . . . always nicely dressed . . . summers in Chicago. Council 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, II, 12; Play Cast II; GARNET AND WHITE 12; INDIANHEAD 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, Sec. II, Trees. 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus 11. 12; Dist. Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II. PEARL WOOLFREY Shorty” . . . found with a tall blond . . . sweet person- ality . . . sharp dresser. Typing Club 10. ERIC C. WILSON Eric . . amateur tune- smith . . . Latin II clock watcher . . . active partici- pant ... in Dramatic Club . . . future entertainment. Sock and Buskin Club II, 12; Play Cast II, 12; Intr. Basketball 10. BETTY WROTEN Oh, those brown eyes . . . sharp dresser . . . neat per- sonality . . that favorite teacher!? . . . class cut-up. JACQUELINE M. WINANS ' Jackie” . star wing of the hockey team . . . whiz of the basketball court . . . Phys. Ed. teacher. Asst. Class Treas. II; Council 12; Basketball 10, Varsity II, 12; Soft- ball II; Hockey 10. Varsity II, Co- Captain 12; Intr. Volleyball II; Intr. Softball II; Varsity Club II. WILLIAM WYMAN Bill . . . hot lips . . . sharp band leader soloist in chorus. Council 10. 12; GARNET AND WHITE 12; INDIANHEAD 12; Orch. 10. II. 12; Band 10. II. 12; Dist. Band 12; Mixed Chorus II. 12; Adv. Chorus II, 12; Dist. Chorus 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Dance Band 10; Boys' Chorus 12. JANET YODER One of the four . . . what a personality! . . . loads of fun . . . Leaping Lena . . . Where's that certain guy? LOIS YOUNGKIN Pretty brown eyes . . . counts the minutes in P.O.D. . . . spaghetti lover . . . troubles, troubles, troubles . . . mod- eling career. CAROL ZOOK Oh! that smile nice friend to everyone . . . clock- watcher . . loves to go swimming future un- certain. Sock and Buskin Club 10, II; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II, 12. 38 CUnwAi SmuoU 1959 HONOR BANQUET FRONT ROW: L. Boell, P. Swarm, R. Jackson, B. Hench. SECOND ROW: S. Pappas, J. Risser, J. Ross, K. Everett. THIRD ROW: D. Slawek. C. Dahl, R. McCardle. FOURTH ROW: A. Perlman. R. Willis. D. Wood- ward. FIFTH ROW: M. Campbell. H. McVeigh. Remember Preacher Bicking? Ruth Pratt, Vivian Hash, and Lynn Robins looking forward to I960. 39 0 0 0 Smu iA Atcvrf oUihe hiqhi flooi As Bob Bunnell, president of the Class of 1959, draped the traditional garnet mantle over the shoulders of Juan Mejia, president of the Class of I960, a new group stepped into the foreground at West Chester High. But our class president was not the only one to receive a mantle at that Senior Assembly; while Bob passed on a cloak of cloth, his class bestowed one of responsibility. For the Seniors, being the leaders of the school can be quite pleasant. But we cannot forget what was entrusted to us by the departing Class of 1959: the responsibility to carry on all school customs, functions, and institutions. By this, we do not mean only the proms, field days, concerts, tag days, and other affairs which have been so successful and enjoyable in the past. The Class of I960 must maintain the same high standards of scholarship and sportsmanship that have been set by previous classes. It has been left to us, the seniors, to improve the appear- ance of our school, to be proud of our school, its students, and its activities, and to represent it honorably and conscientiously wherever we go. We shall continue to strive for excellence, both in the classroom and on the athletic field, with the hope that we may set a worthy example for the underclassmen to follow when they assume the leadership of the school. Cl A SS£S HOMEROOM 120 FRONT ROW: 1. Black, C. Blank, J. Anders, R. Berry, N. Bell, E. Ayres, S. Ber- nard. M. Black, O. Bietz. SECOND ROW: J. Bicking, S. Bair, E. Arrowood, L. Alvarado. S. Biehn, E. Benson, B. Bahler, B. Balderston, B. Barrett, K. Barker. BACK ROW: C. Balderston, C. Bishop, R. Anderson, W. Black, G. Adams, R. Bedwell, B. Berry, E. Baird, J. Benson. HOMEROOM 110 FRONT ROW: J. Burnett, S. Butler, M. Bortree, M. Bohannon, J. Boyer, B. Bullock, M. Burnett, K. Brown, P. Bowman, H. Brown. SECOND ROW: F. Bugliani, W. Byers, B. Brinton, J. Bochmann, N. Bodor, S. Blei, C. Brooks, H. Capanna, B. Bonaventure, P. Brown. BACK ROW: H. Chalfant, J. Brown, R. Bramble, E. Broomell, M. Cassidy, James Burnett, S. Brown. JoaipAwlA Test tubes and bunsen burners are familiar objects in a Chemistry Laboratory, and to Mr. Wilson’s third period class they are no strangers. In this picture students are listening to a classroom lecture. HOMEROOM 119 FRONT ROW: E. Crumrine. B. Devine, J. Chambers, C. Dow, N. Cuthbert, C. Clom- pus, S. Davis, H. Delano, J. Coghlan, M. Corcoran. SECOND ROW: J. Dunne. J. Dutt, Joan DiNenno, Jean DiNenno, C. Collins, C. Crane, J. DiFelice, G. Dickinson, P. Cunningham. BACK ROW: J. Ciolini. L Clark, D. Closson, C. Cun- ningham, L. Cox, B. Doug- las, J. Dwyer, J. DiOrio. fV f) HOMEROOM 122 FRONT ROW: E. Graham. G. Good. N. Guinta, M. Emory, G. Gibbs. V. Gregor, E. Edwards, N. Guthrie, P. Ferrier, P. Grunwell. SECOND ROW: M. Gincley, P. Egolf, A. Gordon, D. Goslin, S. Greer, C. Funk, M. Gutscher, P. Gerhard, M. Gettings, S. Gains, M. Gleysteen. BACK ROW: G. Franciotti, R. Forbes, H. Evans, L. Gillespie, T. Greer, A. Green, B. Foester, P. Evoli, J. Facciolli, W. Epp, V. Giordano. HOMEROOM 128 FRONT ROW: T. Harfi. D. Irvine, M. Ivey, J. Ingram, S. Hickman, E. Hayes, S. Irvine, M. Hog ate, D. Hench. SECOND ROW: D. Jackson, D. Hall. K. Heal, D. Har- vey, C. Huss, L. Hippie, E. Hohn, W. Hall. W. Houston. BACK ROW: L. Hines. J. Huber, J. Hillier, D. Hick- man, W. Harris, H. Hiddle- son, F. Holtsman, G. Heeb- ner, B. Jackson, C. Jackson. HOMEROOM 201 FRONT ROW: S. Karmerze, D. Lauer, S. MacLauchlan, C. Kramer, J. Jorrett, M. Landis, H. Jones, J. Jamie- son, M . Mcllvaine, V. Keiser. SECOND ROW: B. Lindeke, S. McAdom, S. Kubeck. R. Lilley. J. King, M. Lammey, R. Little, E. Johnson. BACK ROW: J. Johnston, W. Jefferies, G. McCool, W. LaRue, J. Jones, O. King, B. Lee, K. Jones, S. Jones. HOMEROOM 212 FRONT ROW: R. Morgan, N. Morgan, N. Mintzer, B. Moore, J. Magee, J. Mc- Vey, Jane Miller, P. Aeck- ley, B. Meodowcroft. SECOND ROW: E. Mandes, N. Mattio, S. Miller, C. Milbourne, L. Mahan, M. Melton, B. Miller, E. Miller, W. Mitchell. BACK ROW: Jack Miller. M. Miller, G. Miller, J. Moore, A. Monroe, A. Melton, M. Martens, J. Lipka, G. Mere- dith. HOMEROOM 221 FRONT ROW: A. Murphy, M. Paden, D. Page, B. Nelson, C. Pryor, E. Powell, G. Murphy, B. Pappas. SECOND ROW: R. Parke, John Purcell, G. Morrow, Joan Purcell, M. Neff, M. Parise, S. Nodich, D. Moses, J. Nielson, J. Polite. BACK ROW: T. Nields, J. Pollock. W. Moyer, J. Preer, L. Peck, R. Pleasan- ton, L. Olin, C. Nielson, P. Paronen, E. Nagel, E. Poole. HOMEROOM 224 FRONT ROW: S. Thompson, M. Thompson, G. Thomas, M. Singer, R. Smith, V. Taylor, D. Smith, N. Stafford, E. Wager, H. Spangler. SECOND ROW: M. Smedley, J. Smith, M. Thomas, N. Shaw, E. Smythe. E. Storck, D. Taylor, M. Strode, R. Thompson. BACK ROW: T. Sicoli, K. Stokes, R. Till, D. Sorensen, T. Toy, M. Treston, F. Talley, B. Stamper, R. Sweet, T. Smith, D. Spitz. Mr. Fray makes one of his frequent clasrroom visits. Here Larry Marinofsky, Kathryn Murphy, and Carl Beckett are painting abstract pictures of their teachers with Carol Collins watching in Mrs. Wright’s seventh period class. J'olLawim} HOMEROOM 222 FRONT ROW: D. Rollins, R. Reese, S. Reed, A. Shaw, D. Seydel, B. Russell, A. Reilly, P. Reilly. SECOND ROW: J. Robinson, M. Rowland, P. Ray, C. Rosenberry, G. Rosenberry, C. Ryland, J. Roney, S. Seiter. BACK ROW: J. Rolfe, S. Ramsay, J. Ruth, J. Pyle, B. Schaeffer. B. Ross, F. Reynolds, M. Reeser, R. Ross, E. Sandoe. Sewing and cooking are two important skills necessary to any girl who hopes to become a homemaker. Mrs. Ferris helps Frances Miller at the sewing machine as Katherine Dutton looks on. Seated at the desk is Janice Fields. HOMEROOM 105 FRONT ROW: C. Aungst, K. Ayres. L. Booth. S. Baker, C. Boder, H. Bond, J. Bond, B. Boyer, B. Brown, M. Arrowood, E. Bonar, D. Alfaro. SECOND ROW: A. Brown. J. Wilks. B. Bireley, L. Bogle, E. Blount, G. Aikins, D. Biddle, J. Becker, M. Bowman, P. Alford. BACK ROW: C. Areson, E. Ballantine, F. Battan, F. Bonsall, G. Albanese, G. Baker, W. Bohannon, J. Bove, H. Brown, G. Andes. B. Brittin, J. Brosius. HOMEROOM 230 FRONT ROW: W. Walker, D. Wilson, J. Webster. D. Yoder. J. William- son, B. Westcott, D. Wilhelmy, B. Wooten, C. Williams. SECOND ROW: M. Wesley, W. Whitcraft, D. Whitney, J. Wolfrey. S. Willis, S. Ward. M. Willis, G. Walter. M. Washington, E. Whiting, J. Walker, R. Zook. BACK ROW: H. Wright. J. Wright. W. Weaver. S. Wright. D. Will. D. Wallwork, G. Willenbrock. J. Walter, H. Yocum, J. Weaver, D. Yates, T. Wills, G. Weaver. HOMEROOM 112 FRONT ROW: J. Conner. M. Crumrine, J. Cox, L. Clark, G. Cholfant, C. Cochran, E. Cowan, J. Brown, E. Cunningham. SECOND ROW: M. Brown. D. Carlson, E. Bunnell, J. Butler. J. Coldren, V. Cur- ley, P. Crowther, N. Car- ter, T. Close. BACK ROW: C. Conrad. A. Carotenuto, W. Brown, D. Carlson, C. Butler, E. Car- penter, G. Carter, E. Ca- hill, R. Compton, L. Colvin. HOMEROOM 213 FRONT ROW: M. Davis, R. Darlington, S. Derry. J. Darlington, C. Davis, E. Faddis, N. Earl, M. Don- nelly, S. Doan, A. DiNenno. SECOND ROW: G. Davis. W. Emory, R. Detwiler, R. Feehrer, Arthur Dewey, W. Detwiler, D. Whaley. E. Davis, C. Duffy. BACK ROW: E. Eliason, J. D'Agostino, F. Dulin, J. Fac- ciolli, Allen Dewey, N. Donoghue, R. Dutton, J. Eyler. HOMEROOM 216 FRONT ROW: P. Flournoy, A. Finney, D. Goodridge, S. Gluckert, D. Fry, J. Hall, M. Greer, D. Flynn, J. Gosnell. SECOND ROW: G. Hahn, R. Greiner, S. Gottier, R. Gibson, P. Haring, J. Harris, J. Han- thorne, C. Fitts, D. Gill, W. Gillespie, P. Fleck. BACK ROW: P. Fink, L. Haner, L. Hartshorne. W. Guie, R. Glasco, J. Ferguson, O. Ford, R. Hausch, R. Gotshall, R. Fenimore. HOMEROOM 318 FRONT ROW: N. Minton. M. Hunter, S. Kormerze, C. Honsel, K. Irons, C. Hawkins, J. Klein, R. Heim- lick, N. Hetherington. SECOND ROW: J. Jefferis, S. Kane, J. Howell, B. Jen- kins, R. Jones, S. Hoopes, D. Hershey, G. Holmgren, S. Johnson. BACK ROW: J. Jenkins. R. Johnson, A. Jones, R. Huber, J. Kehoe, E. Huss, A. Huber, B. Kirn, T. Jones. J i£ (pcdth Jo 'lindsihALcmdinq. HOMEROOM 320 FRONT ROW: K. Leith. A. McNeil, S. Lowe, M. Laird, J. Kloss, B. McVey, E. Kratz, S. March, R. Krueger, J. Little. SECOND ROW: H. McCann. C. Malin, R. Kramer, J. Logan, C. Le Gates, E. McCartney, R. Lytton, G. Knatz, J. Lewis. BACK ROW: C. Leroy. W. Lackey, G. London, W. Lario, J. Levine, J. La Rue, W. Longacre, J. Luckowski, E. McCarter, D. Little. HOMEROOM 321 FRONT ROW: H. Nichols. B. Mitchell, K. Munshower, J. Monk, B. Mellinger, Joan Miller, S. Moore, C. Miller, J. Nester. SECOND ROW: J. Murray. Marta Mejia, B. Milhous. Maria Mejia, Jane Miller, V. Nelson. M. Miller. J. Miles, I. Miller, G. Morti- mer. BACK ROW: C. Murray. J. Morse, R. Miller, L. Miller, J. Martens, J. Owens, P. Miller, K. Nesbitt, R. Nast, J. Mattlage, P. Palmer, J. Mitchelli. 56 Commercial English is not only the study of punctuation, spelling, grammar, and letter writing. Here a group of junior commercial students delve into American literature with Miss Wagner, a student teacher. HOMEROOM 419 FRONT ROW: B. Pierce. H. Peters, L. Pearson, S. Quillen, G. Ricketts, A. Pleasants, M. Parry, M. Roe. SECOND ROW: R. Riddell, R. Paul, S. Rettew, J. Ridg- ley, J. Roach, O. Ringgold, D. Pappas, J. Ross, K. Pendyck, W. Potthoff, T. Priest. BACK ROW: J. Penny J. Pinkerton, K. Roberts, J. Preston, D. Pegler, J. Reagan, G. Pfaff, G. Rice, T. Rizzo, R. Rodkey, S. Ross, T. Rougeaux. HOMEROOM 420 FRONT ROW: R. Sickora. D. Smith, S. Spadoni, E. Rus- sell, D. Spickler, C. Silvick, S. Smith, J. Smith, M. Saltz- man. SECOND ROW: E. Salveson, H. Steele, L. Spriggs, J. Sharon, N. Sheeler, M. Schwartz, R. Salvucci, F. Smaltz, L. Spaziani, D. Shaffer, L. Schuster. BACK ROW: C. Savournin, J. Sinclair, J. Scheibe, D. Steele, V. Sandham, T. Sherry, R. Scott, S. Shur, Robert Smith, Richard Smith. Vocational boys spend alternate weeks in the shop and in the academic class room. Here a group of tenth grade boys, away from their tools for a week, study history with Mr. Spadoni. HOMEROOM 421 FRONT ROW: S. Gentry. C. Thomson, B. Talley, M. Walton, H. Townsend, E. Swarm, P. Timmerman, J. Troupe. SECOND ROW: R. Tyson. H. Trego, J. Wambold. Kath- leen Styer, M. Steele, N. Taylor. C. Trimble, T. Thompson, S. Taylor, K. Walters, W. Talbot, R. Vattilana. BACK ROW: J. Valentino, R. Sullivan, F. Fields, W. Thomas. F. Stoltz, J. Stew- ard, J. Swartz, B. Thomas, K. Tyson, H. Trezise, C. Vance, Kenneth Styer, S. Temple, R. Stiteler. HOMEROOM 424 FRONT ROW: S. Wesley. C. Wilimzig, B. Wilson, L. Warren, S. Yocum, C. Yar- nall, L. Watson, M. Wilson. SECOND ROW: D. Willcox. J. Welsh, J. Warrington. E. Wyatt, C. Wilson, P. Wil- liams, R. Wright, T. Yar- nall, E. Webster. BACK ROW: G. Wolfer, R. Wood, K. Wood, E. Wright, D. Whitling, R. Yoder, J. Winchester, T. Willis, G. Wheeler, I. Yearsley, J. Woodward, C. Williams, D. Whitson. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Bodenhorn, E. Powell, J. Boyer, M. Smedley, P. Gerhard, J. Robinson, K. Huey, K. Taylor, C. Flowers. KNEELING: D. Hamilton. Cheerleaders We honor our peppy cheerleaders with a Thanksgiving corsage—our thanks for their splendid spirit. 60 This peppy squad of girls led by Dian Hamil- ton helped greatly to boost the morale of our teams and spectators by their presence at the games and pep rallies. Their enthusiasm roused the necessary school spirit needed for our teams to do their best. Seniors are Dian Hamilton, Melinda Boden- horn, Kay Huey, Carol Flowers, and Kay Taylor. Football 1959. . . Assistant Coach Steyck, Assistant Coach McMahon, Coach Von Stetten. The year 1959 will not be remembered as one of the more successful football seasons at West Chester. The Warriors finished the season with a record of two wins and seven losses. The two wins were over Conshohocken and Pottstown, while the losses were to Coatesville. Boyertown, Phoenixville. Spring-Ford. Owen J. Roberts, Downingtown, and Conestoga. Although the Warriors lost the Conestoga game by a score of 18-0, it is generally conceded to be the best Warrior game of the 1959 season. Graduating seniors include co-captains Skip Moyer and Fred Sadler as well as Harry McVeigh, Dick Hall. Marvin Williams, Horace Webb, Brooke Davis, Bob Chester, and Tim Nanni. Next year’s team is expected to be built around seven promis- ing juniors. FRONT ROW: B. Wood, R. Nast, S. Kelly, T. Nanni, C. Moyer, F. Sadler, R. Hall, T. Huck, R. Darlington, B. Nast, F. Dulin. SECOND ROW: L. Gillespie, C. Malin, A. Green, B. Wicks, H. McVeigh, D. Hackman, R. Chester, B. Davis, M. Wiltiams, E. Baird, H. Webb, V. Giordano, J. Penny, B. Wood. BACK ROW: B. Johnson, G. Miller, R. Forbes, K. Barker, R. Riddell, T. Butcher, J. Mitchelli, J. Pyle, T. Si col i, S. Shur, D. Smith, J. Owens, V. Sandham, L. Haner, B. Bonaventure, B. Schaeffer, L. Scarfo, M. Miller. R. Yoder. iOahJiuAA in Cbdtwn Co-Captains Skip Moyer (25) and Fred Sadler (84) led the Warriors through the 1959 season. Fred Sadler was the 1959 recipient of the Most Valuable Player Award. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS FRONT ROW: S. Kelly, T. Nanni, C. Moyer, F. Sadler, R. Hall. T. Huck, R. Darlington. SECOND ROW: B. Wicks, H. McVeigh, D. Hackman. R. Chester, B. Davis, M. Williams, H. Webb. 62 Warrior Reserves Dick Hall scores Warriors plunge through Pottstown line FRONT ROW: D. Price, W. Kauffman. J. Mejia, J. Brown, Co- Capt. J. Melton, Co-Capt. J. Huber, T. Scott, P. Hartsough, L. Berry. SECOND ROW: Asst. Coach J. Serff, D. Moses, M. Wesley, E. Mandes, D. Shaffer, C. Purcell, J. Preston, K. Stokes, W. Black, R. Ross, R. Dutton, M. Crawford, Jos. Facciolli, Coach J. Oliver. BACK ROW: J. Moore, M. Davis, P. Palmer, W. Gillespie, P. Holt, A. Melton, Jos. Facciolli, T. Yarnall, K. Conrad, J. Munson. The Warrior Soccer Team, led by co-captains Melton and Huber placed second in the Southern Chester County League. The record was seven wins and three losses for league play. In addition to league contests. Coach Oliver's eleven turned in impressive performances against such opponents as Upper Darby, Ridley Township, Lan- caster, and Westtown. 'Jm - FRONT ROW: J. Morse, D. Slawek, J. Johnston, C. Dahl, G. Erb, R. Sweet, G. Wolfer, D. Closson. SECOND ROW: C. Smith, D. Jackson, R. Fenimore. J. Loughran, G. Tinder, P. Paronan, J. Martins, M. Camp- bell, A. Moore, W. Moyer, M. Martins, L. Schuster, C. Bladen, Coach Malikowski. The 1959 Warrior Harriers finished the season with a record of five wins and four losses. Carl Dahl and Gary Erb captained the Warriors to fourth place in the Ches-Mont Championships, and eighth in a field of sixteen in the District Champion- ships. Junior Jim Johnston placed eighteenth in the Districts, a very impressive showing. Although Coach Malikowski will lose such runners as Carl Dahl, Gary Erb, and Dave Slawek, returning letterman Randy Sweet, Jim Johnston, George Wolfer, Dave Closson, and Jon Morse will form a good nucleus for the I960 squad. Coach Malikowski and Co-Captain Carl Dahl discuss a meet as runners Slawek, Morse, Sweet, and Johnston look on. dtahJiWiA pace Asut jon 65 J'lsisd-faoisud dCocluuj. The Warriorettes of 1959 had a very success- ful season. They started slowly with losses to Conestoga and Downingtown, but came back with wins over Conshohocken and Owen J. Roberts. The game played with Phoenixville was the best example of our team's ability. A combination of spirit and team play aided them in their victory. The final record was 5 wins, I tie, and 2 losses. Coaches Bucks and Dalton have high hopes for next year's team with the graduation of only four varsity players: Jackie Winans, left wing: Barbara Jackson, left halfback; Edith Johnson, right halfback: and June Sturzebecker, fullback. The junior varsity displayed unrivaled team- work in an undefeated season. VARSITY HOCKEY FRONT ROW: C. Kramer, B. Jackson, A. Reilly, B. Leighton, E. Wager, J. Davis, P. Gerhard, E. Johnson, J. Winans, J. Miller, M. Rowland, J. Sturzebecker. Jackie Winans, a West Chester Warriorette, rushing for the goal. Pam Gerhard meets the enemy and victory is ours. HOCKEY TEAM FRONT ROW: S. Yocum, A. McNeil, J. Klein, M. Treston, M. Brown, S. Quillen, S. Mandes, B. Wilson, S. Spadoni. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bucks, J. Purcell, G. Ricketts, M. Melton, E. McCartney, S. Wesley, C. Williams, M. Rowland, M. Strode, G. Holmgren, E. Russell, M. Smedley, R. Heimlich, Miss Dalton. BACK ROW: J. Sturzebecker, E. Johnson, J. Davis, P. Gerhard, J. Miller, C. Kramer, E. Wager, B. Leighton, A. Reilly, J. Winans, B. Jackson, H. Noel, N. Hetherington. varsity FRONT ROW: C. Bladen, Mgr., J. Bell, P. Evoli, F. Sadler, K. Tyson, R. Smith, T. Melton, Mgr. BACK ROW: Coach McClellan. W. Clapp, D. Dupree, Joseph Faccioli, R. Chester, R. Sweet. fowdmsm The 1959-1960 Warrior basketball team under the capable direction of Coaches McClellan and Malikowski extended their Ches-Mont winning streak to 27 games. Although a strong Coatesville team snapped the streak in mid-season, the undaunted Warrior courtmen bounced back to start a new winning streak by defeating Conshohocken (95-40). Fred Sadler and Jim Bell, Warrior Co-Captains, were West Chester's high scorers, and by mid- season it appeared that West Chester would be a strong contender for the Ches-Mont Championship. 68 JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: H. Worthington, J. Miller, J. Walter, M. Treston, L. Cox, J. Ruth. J. Jefferies. BACK ROW: L Spaziani, G. London, James Faccioli, J. Levine, R. Scott, J. Wright. R. Miller. Coach Malikowski. UJahhijfisdisiA The Warriorette basketball team under the direction of coaches Dalton and Goldin began the season with a slow start. Gathering momentum, the girls were success- ful in building teamwork and skill, and by mid- season the team showed considerable improvement. Senior Warriormaids Michele Miller, Sandy Shaffer, Antoinette Hammond, Edith Johnson, Aurene Shepherdson, June Sturzebecker, and Co- Captains Barbara Jackson and Jackie Winans paced the Warriorettes against such opponents as Phoenixville, Pottstown, Westtown, Downingtown, Conestoga, Coatesville, Boyertown, Spring-Ford, and Conshohocken. Jane Miller, after outwitting her Westtown guard, tries for two points. SEATED: M. Miller, S. Shaffer, A. Hammond, E. Johnson, S. Word, J. Winans, J. Sturiebeclter. SECOND ROW: Miss Dalton, Miss Goldin, S. Doon, K. Facciolli, M. Brown, B. Leighton, M. Thomas, J. Miller, M. Rowland, D. Smith, F. Smoltz, D. Biddle, G. Gibbs, S. Quillen. BACK ROW: J. Anders, B. Pierce, A. Reilly, A. McNeil, M. Bohannon, S. Wesley, J. Butler, A. Shepherdson. The Worriorettes exhibit plenty of oction as they fight for the ball. Barbara Leighton and Shirley Ward stand by to receive the ball and try for a basket. Co-captain Barbara Jackson tries to score against her op- ponent in an attempt to win the game. Mardelle Rowland evades eager opponents and tips the ball to awaiting Worriorettes in hopes of a rousing victory. 71 IIn Cbditm FRONT ROW: S. Temple, T. James, D. Shaffer, M. Wesley, B. Longacre, D. Wilcox, M. Strode. SECOND ROW: B. Wicks, H. Webb, John Jenkins, R. Darlington, H. McVeigh, W. Kauffman, B. Davis. BACK ROW: G. Wheeler, G. Redmond, J. Pyle, J. Owens, K. Wood, D. Hackman, B. Bonaventure, H. Roberts, T. Sicoli, R. Hauch, L. Scarfo, Jerry Jenkins, Coach Stahl. Muscles strain as Harry McVeigh grapples with an opponent. Under the leadership of Coach John Stahl and Captain Bob Darlington, the I960 Warrior Wrestlers compiled a winning record early in the season. Opponents faced by the Warriors included strongly rated Springfield as well as William Tennett, Octorara, Coatesville, Conestoga, Penn- crest, and the Hill School. The year I960 was wrestlings third year at West Chester, and the large number of Warrior grapplers indicates that wrestling is an increasingly popular sport. FRONT ROW: J. Purcell, E. Nolan, K. McGaffney, L. Middleton, B. Heimlich, B. Leighton, A. Reilly, L. Hartshorne. SECOND ROW: D. Price. L Boell. T. Greer, M. Chatley. D. Will, S. High, W. Moyer. BACK ROW: Mr. Johnson, C. Areson, J. Mejia, J. Huber, N. Donoghue, C. Purcell, R. Howk. Tennis Track FRONT ROW: C. Moyer, R. Pernsley, J. Redmond, R. Bunnell, D. Jones, J. Olin, E. Hoffman. W. Donoghue, J. Badner, R. Hall. SECOND ROW: M. Campbell, D. Hackman, C. Clark, T. Nannie, S. Kelly, R. Irons, H. Webb, T. Himmelein, M. Williams, F. Ray, C. Dahl, R. Kyle, L. Scarfo, C. Chattin. BACK ROW: T. Spangler, M. Wesley, L. Wheeler, R. Parke, J. Burnett, D. Jackson, J. Rolfe, T. Hartx, M. Martens, C. Nesbitt, A. Melton, E. Mandes, D. Closson, A. Newsome, R. Glasco, M. Miller, Jas. Facciolli, V. Giordano. B. Johnston, K. Barker, H. McDaniel, A. Hill. FRONT ROW: J. English, E. Johnson, J. Winans, H. Singer, R. Jackson, A. Hammond, J. Jerrehian, S. Shaffer. SECOND ROW: E. MacLeod, K. Barkley, C. Kramer, S. Gains, M. Washington, M. Melton, J. Davis, S. Stiles, B. Jackson, A. Williams, J. Robinson, Mrs. Bucks. BACK ROW: C. Hobson, M. Strode, J. Jamieson, D. Hench, J. McVey, B. Hench, B. Pierce, A. McNeil, N. Pierce. Softball FRONT ROW: F. Taylor, R. Chester, P. Evoli, C. Andrews, C. DiMarco, L. Johnson, H. Sickler, R. Smith. SECOND ROW: K. Komnik, J. Taylor, G. Thimm, T. Huck, R. Johnson, T. Walsh, F. Adams, R. Spaziani, L Cox, J. Pyle, G. Bracken. BACK ROW: J. Miller, F. Crowther, B. Bonaventure, J. Brown, C. Bladen, Coach McClellan. Baseball KNEELING: Jerry Jenkins, M. Wesley, C. Dahl, John Jenkins, G. Woolfrey, J. Huber, J. Owens, J. Morse. H. Webb, V. Giordano, F. Ray. SECOND ROW: c. Areson, H. McVeigh, T. Huck, P. Hart- sough, R. Smith, J. Melton, R. Hall, R. Chester, D. Clos- son, B. Davis, D. Price, M. Crawford, T. Wickersham. THIRD ROW: K. Stokes, T. Greer, M. Lawrence, B. Wicks, A. Green, D. Hackman, P. Holt, K. Tyson, F. Sadler, H. Hiddleson, D. Dupree, D. Donoghue, M. Davis, A. Melton, M. Campbell, E. Baird. FOURTH ROW: J. Johnston, D. Slawek, J. Bell, R. Darling- ton, M. Miller, T. Nanni, R. Sweet, C. Moyer, R. Johnson, J. Mejia, P. Evoli, J. Miller, L. Cox, J. Facciolli, T. Himmelein, E. Mandes, F. Crowther. JjdJjLhmsm (pace SftfiiA (plwcpiam The Varsity Club finished its second year in I960. Under the leadership of its president, John Melton, the Varsity Club endeavored to promote athletics and school spirit at West Chester. Some of the club's projects were the publishing of the football program and the establishment of addi- tional awards for outstanding athletes. John Melton, Varsity Club President, offers advice to Warrior Editors John Jenkins (left) and Marion Campbell 75 76 GOLF FRONT ROW: L. Guillerman, R. Willis, S. Johns- ton, P. Loughran. M. Dixon, W. Kauffman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Serff, L. Maxwell, W. Crellin, S. Sumption, P. Holt. Rodney Smith eludes the opposition’s defense. Ace pitcher Fred Crowther warms up. Warrior maids leap for the rebound. Upper left—Warriorettes plan strategy with Mrs. Bucks. Harriers Carl Dahl and Jim Johnston lead the pack. Horace Webb picks up a first down WlcikchlM} J'QSd OBOE —Chester Bishop. FLUTE I — Holley Spangler, Jane Crow, Mary Loo Wilson, Sandra March. FLUTE II — Carol Edwards, Nancy Shaw, Alice Reilly. Nancy Jamieson. Cheryl Ryland, Patricia Miller. CLARINET I—James Preer. Bruce Shaeffer, Kent Stokes, William Byers, Nancy Bell. Joan English. CLARINET II — Fred Howk, Rose Marie Sickora, Brenda Barrett, Ann Thomson, Elaine Powell, Joan Boyer. Linda Watson, Joanne Little. CLARINET III — Nancy Mint- zer, Nancy Carter, Ross Feehrer, Nancy Pleasants, Nancy Hetherington, Serita Spadoni. BASS CLARINET — Aorene Shepherdson. ALTO SAX I — John Kunkle, john Hull, Edwin Salvesen, Diane Yoder. ALTO SAX II — Edgar Jefferis, Glenn Wheeler. Robert Brittin. TENOR SAX— Lester Olin, Patricia Crowther, Gregory Porter. BARITONE SAX — Jean Ranck. FRENCH HORN — I — Richard Howk, II — Helen Delano, III — Barbara Leighton. TRUMPET I — William Wyman, Ronald McCardle, Edward Conrad, Fred Bonsall, Michael Martens. TRUMPET II —Louis Guillermin, J ames Sinclair, John Bicking, John Waltz. TRUMPET III — Nick Mattia, Hal Evans, Michael Cassidy, Eleanor Cunningham. BARITONE HORN — Frank Talley, Steven Rettew, Tom Greer. TROMBONE I — Robert Kyle, Bruce Ramsay, Hugh Trezise. TROMBONE II — Todd Jones, Jack Owens, Gary Heebner, William Whitcraft. TROMBONE III — David Shaf- fer, Graydon Meredith, Larry Riegel, Ronald Huber. BASSES—David Bicking, Guy Albanese, Robert Rodkey. DRUMS — Thomas Rizzo, Edward Eliason, Daniel Will, Her- bert Steele, John Dwyer, Richard Smith. TYMPANI—Jack Gibson. BELLS — Sharyn Doan. QhifiuASLA $juoinq MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW: D. Goslin, K. Everett, S. Willis, P. Gerhard, E. Powell, B. Wager, C. Pryor. B. Russell, M. Meadowcroft, M. Emory, G. Lewis, V. Brown, S. Hickman, S. Reed. J. Robin- son, W. Walker, L. Irons, J. Mattson, A. Landers. SECOND ROW: A. Gordon, K. Flick. B. Balderston, C. Williams, J. Stonewall, E. Dow, J. Schuck, C. DiRocco, M. Melton, C. Clompus, S. Gains, M. Gettings, L. McTavish, P. Meckley, C. Zook, P. Kenyon. THIRD ROW: J. English, L. Boell, J. Coghlon, M. Black, J. Hutchinson, M. Carl, B. Lahutsky, T. Sicoli, D. Bicking, D. Spiti, S. McAdom, L. Spriggs, M. Sorenson, D. Ferry, D. Steele, A. Muller, T. Hartx, S. High, D. Wilson, A. Williams, L. Alva- rado, M. Gutscher. FOURTH ROW: L. Hippie, S. Word, R. East burn, K. Barkley. M. Miller, S. March, H. Delano, J. Ross, J. Crow, S. Neff. J. Preer, A. Green, T. Scott, R. McCardle, F. Crowther, W. Wyman, F. Roy, G. Heebner, C. Jackson, B. Miller, B. Bullock. L. Nichols, S. Chalmers, M. Lombdin. BACK ROW: P. Birkhimer, J. Risser, A. Thomson. D. Closson, J. Kunkle, K. Jones. B. Lee, G. Albonese, T. Huber, D. Price, J. Purcell. L. Schuster, P. Hartsough, A. Hill, R. Thompson, M. Smedley, J. Wolfrey. N. Monroe. P. Jackson. Accompanists Helen Delono, Michelle Miller, and Sharon M arch chat with Alfreda Williams during a break in re- hearsals for the annual Christmas Concert presented by the choral department. m + « ADVANCED CHORUS FRONT ROW: J. English, L. Boell, J. Coghlon, M. Black, J. Hutchinson, M. Carl, B. Lahutsky, F. Sicoli, D. Bicking, D. Spitz, S. McAdam, E. Spriggs, M. Sorenson, D. Ferry, D. Steele. A. Muller, T. Hartz, S. High, D. Wilson, A. Williams, M. Gutscher. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, H. Delano, J. Ross, J. Crow, S. Neff, J. Freer, A. Green, T. Scott, G. Pfaff, R. McCardle, F. Crowther, W. Wyman, F. Ray, G. Heebner, C. Jackson, B. Miller, B. Bullock, L. Nichols, S. Chalmers. BACK ROW: S. March, J. Risser, A. Thomson, D. Closson, J. Kunkle, K. Jones, B. Lee, G. Albanese, T. Huber, D. Price, J. Purcell. L. Schuster, P. Hartsough, A. Hill. R. Thompson, M. Smedley, J. Wolfrey, N. Monroe, A. Jackson. Don Steele. 62. sings a tenor solo. Rocking, in this year's annual Christmas Concert. He was one of many soloists who contributed to the program's success. inio (hdthm 83 Jappinq Jssd Jis p ihs (Bsucdt UUJM! BOYS' CHORUS FRONT ROW: T. Scoff. D. Bicking, D. Spitz, R. McCordle, M. Block, T. Spriggs. M. Sorenson, D. Ferry, D. Steele. SECOND ROW: J. Preer, A. Green, T. Sicoli, G. Pfoff, S. McAdom, F. Crowther, W. Wyman, . F. Ray, C. Jackson, G. Heebner. BACK ROW: D. Closson, J. Kunkle, K. Jones, G. Albanese, T. Huber, D. Price, J. Purcell, L. Schuster, B. Lee, P. Hartsough, A. Hill. ORCHESTRA ACCOMPANISTS: M. Black, P. Miller; Conductor: Mr. Kostick. FRONT ROW; M. Miller, M. Gutscher, L. Hartshorne. J. Morse. S. Ward. A. Walker. O. Bietz. P. Meckley, E. Blount, B. Miller, D. Rollins. SECOND ROW: M. Wilson, N. Jamison, S. March, C. Bishop, A. Thomson, J. English, J. Little, B. Schaeffer, J. Preer, K. Stokes, L. Olin, J. Ranck. BACK ROW: B. Leighton, H. Delano, R. Howk. R. McCordle, W. Wy man. D. Shaffer, T. Jones. STANDING: D. Will, J. Gibson, G. Albanese; (Absent: E. Conrad and A. Shepherdson). GIRLS' CHORUS FRONT ROW: D. Goslin, S. Willis, E. Dow, K. Barkley, H. Bond, M. Meadowcroft, D. Irvine. D. V Wilhelmy. S. Irvine, M. Emory. V. Brown, L. Irons, J. Robinson. M. Gettings, S. Reed. C. Zook. D. Spickler, A. Landers, P. Kenyon. SECOND ROW: A. Booth, M. Steele, B. Leighton, J. Miller, A. Gordon, J. Stonewall, A. Brown, J. Bond, P. Herron, B. Meadowcroft. J. Boyer, M. Bowman, D. Alfaro. F. Smaltz. B. McVey. W. Walker, P. Meckley. L. Alvarado. THIRD ROW: E. Bonar, J. Butler. J. Morron. N. Jamison. K. Styer, K. Munshower. R. Berry. M. Kerr. E. Bunnell. S. Taylor. J. Brooks. N. Carter, O. Bietz, S. Gains, B. Boyer. M. Gutscher. BACK ROW: c. Aungst. M. L. Thomas, C. LeGates, P. Crowther, J. Miller, E. Russell. A. McNeil, S. Shaffer. E. McCartney. C. Collins. M. Wilson, L. Watson. C. Yarnall, M. Thomas. J. Purcell. 85 Our music department takes part in many varied activities. A few of these are reviewed in the pictures above. These activities vary from a very formal Christmas solo to an informal basket- ball combo. The soloists pictured above are Martin Sorenson (upper right) and Bill Wyman (center right). 86 £joyewc 7lo Everyone is having fun dancing at Pilgrims • Progress, Council's Thanks- giving Dance. The high point at the Joyeux Noel was the crowning of the queen, Gail Veit, by the council president, Harry McVeigh. COUNCIL KNEELING: D. Draper, R. Sweet, E. Mandes, L. Mitchell, K. Barker, W. Wall- work, J. Hillier, W. Harvey, D. Price, B. Ramsay. SECOND ROW: B. Bonaventure, M. Smedley, K. Huey, G. Brockhurst, W. Wyman, L. Marinofsky, M. Bodenhorn, H. McVeigh, C. Moyer, J. Preer, R. Johnson, J. Proctor, B. Bullock, S. Hickman. THIRD ROW: G. McCool, C. Aungst, S. Johnston, J. Miller, C. Murphy, S. Chalmers. S. Stiles, J. Smiley, P. Birkhimer, D. Wilson, M. Parise, J. Jamieson, C. Yarnall, M. Parry, J. Winans, J. Jones, R. Kyle. BACK ROW: C. Patterson, L. Hartshorne, J. Coldren, J. Klein, D. Gill, J. Darlington, S. Spadoni, G. Holmgren, M. Gettings, J. Bryan, B. Ford, S. High, B. Balderston, N. Taylor, J. Wolfrey, B. Schaeffer, R. Hall, J. Levine, J. Martens. The queen and her court with their escorts: BOTTOM ROW: J. Marsh, M. Bodenhorn, J. Risser, P. Holt. SECOND ROW: W. Clapp, D. Hamilton, C. Patterson, H. Bell. THIRD ROW: J. Handy, S. Chalmers, J. M. Blosenski, M. Rougeaux. BACK ROW: R. Chester, G. Veit, Queen. 89 tjaJimi and White Stet@$ EDITORS B. Ford, Associate Editor; S. High, Editor; K. Everett, As- sociate Editor. SENIOR SECTION V. Brown, S. Hickman, A. Perlman, Chairman; D. Wilson, B. Bullock. TYPING ACTIVITIES J. Wolfrey, C. Monaghan, J. Risser, Chairman; J. Ross, H. McVeigh. SEATED: B. Hench, Chairman. STANDING: C. DiRocco, M. Swarm, J. Ranck, N. Pierce, R. Jackson. Eoch section of the Garnet and White staff functions as o separate unit, but molding the finished product is a team project. The I960 year- book has been made possible by just such a team effort. We have had unlimited help from Mr. Ed- ward Ursprung of the Cooke Publishing Company, and from Mr. Millard Freeman, our photographer. We are grateful, too, to the Daily Local News for the use of several pictures. With much needed guidance from our own faculty advisors, Miss Trap- nell, Mrs. Weissman, and Mr. Lear, we of the I960 staff feel we have been able to produce an ex- ceptionally fine book. PHOTOGRAPHERS L. Olin, T. Spickler. SPORTS BUSINESS B. Balderston, M. Campbell, Chairman; H. Noel, E. Wager. STANDING: N. Benkendorf, C. Brooks, B. Bonoventure, W. Wyman, J. Robinson, J. Boyer. SEATED: K. Huey, B. Mills, Chairman; Mrs. Weissman, Business Advisor; L. Alford. E. Powell. ART STANDING: K. Murphy. J. Hull. SEATED: L. Hartshorne, P. Loughran, N. Monroe. 91 FRONT ROW: W. Kauffman, B. Bonoventure, B. Ford. K. Everett, J. Halloweli, C. Crane, A. Thomson, J. Ross, J. Risser, K. Jones. G. Brockhurst. SECOND ROW: M. Singer, D. Butler, R. Morgan, E. Graham, M. Gleysteen, B. Mills, P. Birkhimer, D. Good- rich, S. Gluckert, J. Conner, K. Munshower, B. Brown, L. Alford, M. Larsen, Mr. Gombone. BACK ROW: J. Smiley, G. Veit, S. Johnston, K. Murphy, R. Willis, L. Berry. A. Perlman, W. Wyman, E. Bonar, G. Murphy, E. Kratz, D. Wilson, J. Klein. The Indianhead, the school newspaper, is in its second year of publication. Since its establish- ment, it has whipped up a great deal of enthusiasm and school spirit. Qndjumhmjd Gerald Brockhurst, Karen Everett, Mr. Gambone, Joan Halloweli, Bruce Bonaventure. editors and advisor, puzzle over the paper. 92 F. F. A. In the picture at the left John Blosenski is receiving an award from Robert Struble as Mr. Stevens looks on. The Future Farmers of America received the award this year for participation in the Soil Conservation Awards Program. The award is in recog- nition of their fine work. KNEELING: J. Greer, J. Mattlage, W. Emory, H. Brown. FRONT ROW: A. Evans, G. Willenbroclc, R. Peoples, R. Styer, J. Blosenski, L. Wheeler, F. Rawson, J. Munson, R. Wickersham. SECOND ROW: D. Yates, W. Brown, M. Cassidy, L. Gilles- pie, T. Curry, L. Spriggs, O. Ford, E. Matlack, R. Ziegler, E. Myers, J. Reagan, A. DiNenno. BACK ROW: R. Sullivan, R. Frame, R. Laxton, F. Fessen- becker, K. Styer, R. Marron, W. Gillespie, G. Carter. 93 The Sock and Buskin Club, having reorganized, became extremely active during this school year. Under the direction of Miss Reagan these budding actors and actresses provided two enjoyable eve- nings of entertainment for the student body. Three •one-act plays— The Blue Teapot, A More Per- fect Union, and Patterns —were presented in November while an outstanding performance of Lost Horizon, a three-act play, was given in March. Not only the actors but also the committees— costumes, staging, properties, and make-up—are essential for a polished presentation. Working together, they made the dramatic club a real success! SOCK and BUSKIN CLUB FRONT ROW: C. Kramer, E. Wager, J. Gluckert, N. Neil- son, E. Wilson, K. Jones, A. Perlman, W. Longacre, E. Hayes, P. Gerhard, C. Williams. SECOND ROW: J. Robinson, J. Jarrett, C. Pryor, J. Jamieson, G. Murphy, M. Larsen, M. Bodenhorn, S. Gold- berg. S. Stiles, A. Smith, S. Shaffer, J. Proctor, J. Risser, J. Ross, S. Willis, S. Bair, J. Boyer. THIRD ROW: C. Edwards, E. Powell, M. Kerr, M. Chatley, D. Lauer, S. Spadoni, C. Crane, P. Meclcley, A. Thomson, S. Gluckert, L. Mahan, C. Collins, D. Goodridge, E. Bonar, G. Reeves, L. McTavish, D. Wilson, C. Thomas, S. Chalmers, S. Hickman, K. Munshower, B. Balderston, L. Alford. FOURTH ROW: N. Monroe, C. LeGotes, J. Butler, S. Doan, H. Nichols, S. Kane, K. Everett, J. Nester, N. Shaw, L. Alvarado, B. Brinton, E. Nolan, D. Hamilton, M. Rowland, M. Thomas, N. Taylor, J. Miles, S. Gains, T. Hortz, A. Shaw, O. Bietz, S. Karmerze. A MORE PERFECT UNION'' J. Ross, S. Davis, M. Wilson, M. Larsen, C. Crone, E. Bonar, C. Collins, C. LeGates, N. Shaw. PATTERNS D. Hamilton, D. Alfaro (Behind ike J'OoilighiA 'THE BLUE TEAPOT' K. Jones, L. MeTavish, A. Perlman, J. Robinson. On (jjahhi iA! JtwwuA QkcLhadtsJiA Miss Trapnell and Mr. Lear look over a layout tor the Dyctis Moses, the winner of the Boys' Speaking Contest. Garnet and White. Can you find your favorite teacher? £jCL6Jmq 9mpA£A UMA With a blare of trumpets and a crash of cymbals the class of I960 marches out. 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BARNARD STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. SHOP AT WEST CHESTER I. M. CLOMPUS GLASS CO. For the Best in Plumbing Supplies and Appliances 101 S. Bolmar Street West Chester, Pa. BETTE ]TJNE HALPIN SCHOOL OF DANCING 103 Westbrook Drive Glen Acres West Chester, Pa. BRANDYWINE BOOK STORE 32 West Market Street Instruction in All Types ol Dancing and Baton Twirling West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-5184 Phone: OW 6-0102 WILLIAM A. FORD Funeral Director 105 S. High Street West Chester, Pa. DICK THOMAS' Bar-B-Que The Only Place lor Your Aiter-the-Date Snack Barbeques Milk Shakes Long Dogs Phone: OW 6-2406 Exton, Pa. 114 Compliments of MURRAY'S Stereo and Hi-Fi - TV - Appliances Best Products Best Service Best Prices 44 W. GAY STREET • WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OW 6-9200 VISIT BALDWINS' OLD COUNTRY STORE HIMELRIGHT'S CLEANERS GIFTS, GOURMET FOOD. BOOKS and MUSEUM. 21 South High Street An Interesting Place to Come and Browse West Chester, Pa. 1 Mile S. of West Chester on Route 100 Compliments oi Compliments of MOSTELLER'S FOULK'S DRUG STORE • DEPARTMENT STORE • MEN'S STORE High and Dean Streets West Chester, Pa. West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-0409 115 L. DEL PINO Fruit — Produce — Groceries Delicacies From All Parts o 1 the World 142-146 E. Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-5035 Y. M. C. A. Where Hi-Y Boys and Tri-Hi-Y Girls Share Fine Relationships Together JAMISONS' DAIRY BAR Lenape Road POWELL'S NEWS SHOP 14 E. Gay Street Papers Tobaccos Magazines and Candy Compliments ot JOE'S WORKMEN S OUTFITTERS — SPORTSWEAR 18 North Church Street West Chester, Pa. BERT'S SHOP OF BARBERING CLOSE TO SCHOOL James D. Musante, Prop. 22 West Chestnut St. West Chester, Pa. HELEN McKNIGHT'S NEWSSTAND High and Gay Streets Paper and Magazines Compliments of HIGHLAND DAIRIES SENIOR SEMINAR Our Motto To Seek To Find To Share A WAY OF LIFE G. S. MICHENER Stationery - Office Equipment KNOX MARSHMAN WEST CHESTER PHILA. EXPRESS 127 E. Miner Street, West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-0334 100 W. Market Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-2277 Compliments ot THE BEEFBURGER Wilmington Pike 116 Congratulations, Seniors, from HOBBYLAND MOSTELLER 13 N. Church Street CHEVROLET CO. HOBBY SUPPLIES Cameras — Film 330 E. Gay Street Super-Speed Color Developing Bob and Charles Yarnall TONY'S FINE FOODS W. JESSE CLARK PRIME MEATS Insurance — Surety Bonds 142 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. 401 Farmers and Mechanics Trust Bldg. Phone: OW 6-5063 Free Delivery EXport 9-8887 BRANDYWINE MOTEL BOOTERY 4 Miles S. of West Chester, Pa. Routes 202 and 322 Quality Footwear 126-128 N. High Street UNIVERSAL TRAVEL AGENCY West Chester, Pa. 133 W. Market Street PUGLIESE'S MEAT MARKET West Chester, Pa. specializing in quality meats Retail and Wholesale Moats for Home Freezers Cut to Your Specifications Airline — Steamship — Hotel Cruise, and Bus Reservations Phone: OW 6-1375 Also Domestic and European Tours Telephone: OW 6-4812 CLIFFORD E. DeBAPTISTE OWen 6-3423 No Service Charge FUNERAL DIRECTOR 125 E. Barnard Street West Chester, Pa. 117 For the Best in Shoes at the Lowest Prices It's O LIN'S Shoe Store Moxees Mademoiselle Troyling Palizzio Rhythm Step HARRY F. TAYLOR REALTOR 23 S. High Street, West Chester, Pa. Monroe J. Green Clarence H. Kemery ROBERT P. BARNES. Inc. 9 North Church Street West Chester, Pa. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Phone: OW 6-2761 WEST CHESTER LAUNDRY JOHN'S Shop for Men and Young Men 322 West Market Street Corner of Church and Gay West Chester, Pa. MARIO'S BARBER SHOP Compliments ol Right Next to Exton Roller Rink A FRIEND Compliments ol THE CARD RACK DeHAVEN'S DRUG STORE West Goshen Shopping Center PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Ralph L. Easter Robert H. Miller Proprietors PENN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 15 E. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. 106 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. A West Chester Institution since 1867, writing fire and allied lines insurance at a substantial saving. Serving 16 states. 118 ConqJicduLciUonA... to the Class of ’60 from Schramm, Inc. celebrating our Sixtieth Anniversary in 1960 Your neighborly plant at Virginia and Garfield Avenues Manufacturing PORTABLE and STATIONARY AIR COMPRESSORS PNEUMATRACTORS and ROTADRILLS 119 I. CHARLES WINDLE SUNOCO GAS STATION Public Accountant Gay and Patton Avenue 8 Green Tree Bldg. West Chester, Pa. West Chester, Pa. GEORGE F. SHAW Compliments ot TOM LEE LAUNDRY Baby Chicks Poultry Supplies 152 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. Embryonated Eggs 218 North Walnut Street West Chester, Pa. GIUNTA BROTHERS Fruit — Produce — Groceries Switt's Prime Meats FLOWERS by LORGUS Beautiful Flowers — Your Joy, Our Pride 44 East Gay St. (opposite Post Office) West Chester, Pa. j Phone: OW 6-5080 or 6-5081 West Chester, Pa. WE DELIVER Phones: OW 6-7070 - 7071 - 7072 GROCERY STORE PRODUCTS CO. WEST CHESTER, PA. KITCHEN BOUQUET — GOLD MEDAL MACARONI PRODUCTS — FOULD'S MACARONI PRODUCTS — CREAM OF RICE — B-in-B BROILED IN BUTTER MUSHROOMS 120 SNYDER'S NEWS SHOP 33 W. Gay Street Hallmark Cards Toys Photo Supplies CHESTER COUNTY FUEL OIL SUPPLY CO. Incorporated Fuel Oils — Oil Burner Sales and Service Coal — Building Supplies Exton, Pa. FOxcroft 3-7540 ROSE'S BEAUTY SHOP CENTER GARAGE Josephine S. Morton, Prop. ESSO SERVICE CENTER Green Tree Bldg., Room 1 Parking: Day, Week, Month West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-1910 Minor Repairs THE YARN SHOP 109 N. Church Street FABRIC SHOPPE Drapery, Slip Cover, and Dress Materials 8 West Gay Street, West Chester, Pa. OW 6-7746 Phone: OW 6-2944 Compliments ot the SR. TRI-HI-Y CLUBS Congratulations from WEST CHESTER B.B.Y.O. BLUE SPRUCE MOTOR COURT 1036 Wilmington Pike On Routes 202 and 322 One Mile South of West Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Thompson Phone: OWen 6-7625 RUGGERI'S GULF SERVICE Gay and Matlack Streets West Chester, Pa. Lubrication — Wash — Accessories Hoad Service Phone: OW 6-9805 W. C. HENDERSON AUTOMATIC CANDY MACHINES 121 PORTRAITS of DISTINCTION M. D. FREEMAN Studio Sittings by Appointment Phone: OW 6-0275 20-22 NORTH CHURCH STREET 122 OWen 6-0234 BIEHN'S PRINTING STATIONERY 121 EAST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. D. Edwards Biehn Virginia M. Biehn Don Biehn, '54 CHALMERS and KUBECK Specialists in Building Radar, Missile, and Field Service Devices BROOKHAVEN ROAD BROOKHAVEN, CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA TRemont 2-1380 BEST WISHES TO EACH OF YOU QUALITY SERVICE CLEANERS 303 S. HIGH STREET A complete Drycleaning Service plus shirts 10% Discount Cash and Carry- Telephone: OW 6-2455 WEST CHESTER FORD COMPANY FINEST FORDS OF A LIFETIME BUILT FOR PEOPLE Sales - Parts - Service 500 EAST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. 123 S T A A T S Heating and Air Conditioning Co. • FUEL OIL • AIR CONDITIONING • SERVICE • PLUMBING • QUIET MAY BURNERS • ALL TYPES OF HEATING 117 E. CHESTNUT STREET WEST CHESTER, PENNA. OW 6-0627 NI 4-2777 ELgin 6-0866 Compliments of JOHN I. TAYLOR Music Store 116 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. J. LEON HAGERTY 300 East Union Street West Chester, Pa. Coal, Wood, Fuel Oil Building Materials Phones: OWen 6-1211 OWen 6-0760 JOSEPH A. TIGUE Hardware — Gift Center Formerly J. B. Simon Bro. 127 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. Free Delivery Tele-n-Order OW 6-1912 WEST CHESTER LOCKER CO. Meats - Frozen Foods ■ Lockers 216 East Market Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-1040 124 BRIGGS SPORTING GOODS West Chester, Pa. CROSS COUNTRY SHOP (Formerly Philip Garrett) 12 South Church Street Classic Sportswear lor School and Campus RICHARD T. BYRNES CO. MACHINE TOOLS HAND TOOLS METAL and WOODWORKING TOOLS 130 E. Market St., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-2845 sa%0. , ROBT. SAMUEL WASSON Automobile Repairing Engine Tune-ups Pa. State Repairs Made Old Lincoln Highway, Malvern, Pa. Phone: NI 4-1088 or NI 4-2219 ALFRED B. NESBITT GROCERIES and COLD CUTS 214 S. New St. (Phone OW 6-1424) 101 S. Walnut St. (Phone OW 6-1651 - 6-9864) Free Deliveries RALPH B. WATSON SON Ice and Spring Water Delivery 24 Hour Self-Service 314 E. Chestnut Street Phone: OW 6-1522 JIMMY JOHN'S Pipin' Hot Sandwiches Wilmington Pike D'AMICO SUNOCO SERVICE Mechanical Service — State Inspection Gas - Oil - Lube 1262 Wilmington Pike EXport 9-8888 DARLINGTON ESSO SERVICENTER 1200 Wilmington Pike West Chester, Pa. Compliments oI DARLINGTON'S RESTAURANT 1161 Wilmington Pike West Chester, Pa. Compliments oi FOUR WINDS MOTEL Routes 202 and 322 on Wilmington Pike West Chester, Pa. FOxcraft 3-7720 EXTON GARAGE ENGINE CONVERSIONS D. Stanton Exton, Pa. F M R Frame's, Morrison Ryan, Inc. 1233 Wright's Lane West Chester, Pa. Compliments of THE HICKORIES 125 HUGHES SERVICE CENTER 127 East Gay Street Repairs on All Makes o 1 T.V.. RADIO, and HI FI ON TIME CLEANERS S DYERS 106 West Market St., West Chester, Pa. T. Lewis Downing, Prop. OWen 6-1864 FOR HER REELAND'S 22 S. Church Street, West Chester, Pa. Suits - Dresses - Skirts ■ Blouses - All Accessories Maternity Fashions - Millinery RODNEY'S FINE GROCERY PRODUCTS Located on Lincoln Highway Exton, Pa. Compliments of SOUTHEAST AMUSEMENT CORP. Quik-Chek Tube Testers GLobe 9-2848 Open All Year SENTINEL MOTEL Elevated Above Road Noise Air Conditioned • Free TV Tile Showers IV2 Miles North of Rt. 1 on Rts. 202 and 322 Wilmington-West Chester Pike R. D. 5, West Chester, Pa. Compliments ol STEWART'S AUTO BODY and REPAIR SHOP SUPPLEE FARM MARKET 1305 West Chester Pike Milltown Manor Compliments ol THATCHER'S PHARMACY 33 E. Market St., West Chester, Pa. Breyers Ice Cream Phone: OW 6-0951 Compliments of WEBB JEWELRY VALLEYBROOKE DINER Wilmington Pike, West Chester, Pa. Phone: EX 9-8880 Finest Made Watches Located on W. Gay Street Open Daily VAN'S PRINT HOUSE Exton, Penna. 12 b WEST CHESTER Wall Paper and Paint Co. 102-104 West Market Street West Chester, Pa. OW 6-1580 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND WHITECREST DINER - MOTEL Finest Food That You Can Buy Vh Miles North of West Chester Phono: OWen 6-1633 WRIGHT JEWELERS DIAMONDS — WATCHES — APPLIANCES EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Complete Radio and Phono. Dept. 122 Wool Gay Street Weet Chester, Pa. Designers a„d Builders of Fine Custom Homes an restoration and Remodeling Lawrence U. Ginter. Inc. OW 6-3883 . a ECHO BOAO • «« CHESTEB. PA. Mailing Add,«s: 127 MORE than a Discount Center MORE than a Giant Super Market MORE than a Mammoth Farmers' Market MORE than a Department Store MORE Savings and Values MORE Choice and Selection MORE Convenience and Fun for The Family MORE Free Parking for 10,000 Cars MORE Security with Money-Back Guarantee MORE of Everything When You Come as You are to Shop and Save At the GREAT DOWNINGTOWN MERCHANDISE MART and FARMERS’ MART Route 30 — East of Downingtown THURSDAY..... 6 P.M. - 11 P.M. SATURDAY..... Noon - 11 P.M. FRIDAY 3 P.M. - 11 P.M. SUNDAY Noon - 6 P.M. S ' J i yv - . • • m ’ . '1 , ' . • V .■J V'-'-nsV-V.'.-v'VO ?V •' ; vVv %W Vv- v V vs . --v fiT 5 XN « • • ' - . - _ _ • • I. • ■ • - • • - _ t _ Svv-V . - x ■ X- X- . ' Vsf. V'- • -' •- ’ ' v y •-

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