West Chester High School - Garnet and White Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

“To everything there is a SEASON and a time to every purpose under the Heaven.” Ecc. 3:1 WEST CHESTER JOINT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WEST CHESTER, PA. A brisk autumn atmosphere and thoughts of the new school year summon us from our lazy summer vacation to the Senior High School fold. Friendships are made and re- newed. Chilly, bright days motivate fall sports and activities, and the multitude of flaming fall colors have a special significance to those in their senior year. This season moves as rapily and as sharply as the drum beat of our band; collections for the United Fund, Thanksgiving festivities, vigorous studying, and happy cheers in the clear sky re- mind us all of the busy fall months. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Teachers' characteristics and classroom person- alities ore as varied as those of us who daily sit before them. Some are inveterate homework col- lectors; others are not. Some are immune to the evils of chewing gum; others seethe at its sight. Some are devotees of the surprise quiz, while others overawe us with the power of the six weeks’ test. One wanders restlessly about and another stands rapt as he pours out the knowledge that is his. For some, education is a grim business and the classroom a solemn spot; for others, education is enhanced, not lessened, by a ready wit or a glint in the eye. Some of us may find only amusement or annoyance in these, our teachers; but those who will — find, more importantly — instruction, stimu- lation, and inspiration. However, our faculty members are occupied with many things other than teaching. To us, Mr. Lady means class rings as well as history. We see Miss Jenny planning for a Future Nurses' meeting, while Miss Lewis completes arrangements for the Honors Banquet, and Mr. Gambone chases that final Indianhead deadline all the way to the printers. And so each has his job beyond the classroom and thus contributes not only to our academic education but also to the many activities which we enjoy. These, our teachers, are but a tiny segment of humanity, as varied as life itself. In some way, the life of each one of us, has been significantly touched by the life of some of them. SITTING: Mr. Robert B. McCarter, Principal; Dr. G. Arthur Stetson, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Harold H. Wingerd, Assistant Superintendent of Schools. STANDING: Mr. David R. Barrett, Administrative Assistant; Mr. David C. Fray, Assistant Principal. I GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. June O. Weissman, Mr. Merle G. Labin, Director, Miss Patricia Dixon. Secretaries: Mrs. Gerda Kirk, Mrs. Mary Lipuman, Mrs. Dorothy Detweiler. Dr. Ellwood Spellman, President of West Chester Joint Junior-Senior High School Board. Lead us throughout the seasons. 7 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT SITTING: Mr. Russell W. Urich (Head of Department), Mr. Herbert E. Pearl. STANDING: Mr. Henry Baxter, Mr. Walter F. Frear, Mr. John Tiers. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SITTING: Miss Joan Dalton. STANDING: Mr. Hibbert P. Wells, Jr. (Head of Department), Mr. Robert George, Mr. Lucian J. Gagliardi, Mr. John H. Stahl. 8 Mr. Ivan D. Neidermyer. Latin and German. FOREIGN LANGUAGES SITTING: Mr. Richard Ferrell. Spanish. STANDING: Mrs. Mildred Hickey. Latin; Miss Geraldine Berkheimer. French; Miss Ethel Reagan. Spanish. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SITTING: Miss Edythe M. Trapnell. Miss Barbara Weir. Miss Baker (Head of Department). Mr. Jack F. McClellan. Mr. Aldine Gearhart. Mrs. Barbara S. Ford. STANDING: Mr. Robert R. Riegle. Kenneth Gambone. Mr. Charles C. Perrone, Miss Anna L. HISTORY DEPARTMENT SITTING: Mr. John W. Nichols, Mr. Glenn D. Von Steffen. Mr. Charles V. Zeiders. STANDING: Mr. John Marchak, Mrs. Mildred Hickey, Mr. Roy A. Lady (Head of Department), Miss Keitha Lewis. Mr. John J. SerfF, Jr. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. June O. Weissman, Miss Louise West, Miss Wanda Petraitis, Mrs. Myra Ritchey, Mr. Lowell Fisher (Head of Department). VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Bernard Spadoni, Mr. John Costanzo, Mr. Frederick Roye, Mr. Stanley Reynolds, Mr. Stratton Stevens, Mr. John Strauser, Mr. James Facciolli, Mr. Emil Steyck. HEALTH. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT SITTING: Miss Caroline Jenny, Mr. Elmer Haupt (Head of Department), Mrs. Elizabeth Clark. STANDING: Mr. David McMahon, Mr. Edward Malikowski. Mrs. Esther Ferris, Head of Homemaking Department. Mrs. Claire McCormick, Dietician; Mrs. Ruby Clark, nurse. Miss Esther Miller, Special Staff Assistant. Mrs. Elizabeth Gluckert, Dental Hygienist; Miss Florence Schmidt, Librarian, in the role of gracious hostess. Mr. Howard Halsey, on leave of absence. GARNET AND WHITE STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: E. Wager, M. Gettings, J. Wolfrey, B. Bullock, E. Whiting, C. Williams, P. Gerhard. Standing: B. Balderston, R. Sickora, D. Carlson, W. Longacre, Miss Trapnell, C. Bishop, C. Yarnall, J. Ridgley, S. Hickman. Associate Editor Joanne Wolfrey and Editor Betsy Bullock. The members of the 1961 Sarnef and White staff have planned and experimented in an effort to create a unique record of this school year. The success of those plans and experiments is a result of the guidance of several people. They include the faculty advisers, Miss Trapnell, Mrs. Weiss- man, and Mr. Lear, and our capable editor, Betsy Bullock. This year's Garnet and White is the product of the com- bined skills of the art, business, editorial, photography, and typing staffs. The result is an account of life at West Chester Joint Senior High School throughout the seasons. Typists: S. Blei, H. Capanna, C. Rosenberry, G. Rosenberry. They work through all seasons Photographer Lester Olin and Betsy Bullock, Editor. BUSINESS STAFF Standing: R. Stern, Mrs. Weissman, B. Bonaventure, E. Powell. Seated: N. Minton, N. Hetherington, J. Robinson, (Business Manager), J. Boyer, E. Kratz. ART STAFF C. Donato, Mr. Lear, C. Edwards. PHOTOGRAPHERS Standing: J. Rolfe, P. Fleck. Seated: P. Palmer, L. Olin, E. Ballantine. 15 Record hops were one of council's popular innovations this year. This year was a very successful one for Sfudent Council, under the direction of our guidance counselors, Miss Dixon and Mr. Labin. and the faculty adviser, Mrs. Ford. Council's officers, President Bruce Bonaventure, Vice- President Bruce Schaeffer, Secretary Elaine Powell, and Treasurer Jack Martens, capably governed the proceedings. Various committees were chosen to carry out the plans that Council formulated, and many new developments were made. Through- out the year the members of Student Council organized informal record hops, along with the usual formal dances, and the annual skating party. Codes for dances, school dress, and safe driving were adopted. The members of Student Council do much of the behind-the-scene work for our school, and we congratulate this year's members for their outstanding contributions. STUDENT COUNCIL Elaine Powell, secretary, calls roll at a council meeting, as her fellow officers look on. Council President Bruce Bonaventure in action. Front Row: A. Jones, K. Barker, M. Rowland, E. Powell, B. Schaeffer, B. Bona- venture, J. Martens, M. Smedley, R. Marchesi, E. Mandes, J. Preer. Second Row: J. Huber, H. Feehrer, B. Drayman, M. Hulnick, J. McKenna, S. Marinofsky, N. Taylor, J.Ridgley, D. Goodridge, J. Miles, S. Wilhelmy, B. Brown, C. Carrecchia, B. Thompson, A. Allen, L. Spaziani. Back Row: R. Fenimore, R. Thomas, J. Owens, M. Kohn, W. Byers, A. Green, D. Closson, G. Wolfer, D. Russ, B. Johnston, T. Nielson, C. Conrad, M. Wesley. CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: J. Ross, J. Morse, D. Closson, G. Wolfer, G. Wheeler, W. Bohannon. SECOND ROW: C. Bladen. W. Moyer, M. Martens. G. Redmond, H. Wilson, J. Martens. R. Stern, H. Chalfant, Mr. Malikowski. BACK ROW: F. Smith, C. Smith, D. Jackson, L. Spaziani, J. Hill, A. Farrington, A. Adams, R. Erb. West Chester High School’s Cross Country team finished the I960 season with a very successful record of seven wins and two losses. This showing clinched third place in Ches-Mont League com- petition for the Warrior Harriers. They were led this year by their senior co-captains Jim Johnston and Randy Sweet. The two losses were to Coates- ville and Pottstown, but by only five points each. At the Pottstown meet, Jim Johnston and Junior George Wolfer both broke records previously set by Colin MacKinnon of Conestoga. George Wolfer also finished fourth in the Districts and qualified for the State Championships. Coach Ed Malikowski checks the time as cross-country co- captain Jim Johnston crosses the finish line to break another record. Ace runners Johnston and Wolfer, who both broke several records, led the squad through a successful season. Under the capable leadership of coaches Oliver and Serff and co-captains John Huber and Jim Facciolli the Warrior soccer team completed a most successful season by tying Pequea Valley for the Inter-district co-championship. Prior to this the Booters had beaten Kennett Square to become co-champions of the Southern Chester County League and captured the District crown by defeating Lower Merion. The Booters’ final record was twelve wins, three losses, and three ties and their league record was eight wins, one loss, and one tie. With only six seniors leaving the varsity team, the prospects for a successful 1961 season are very bright. SOCCER FRONT ROW: L. Wheeler, S. Dorsey, R. Wager, L. Gerhard, D. Russ, C. Fox, C. Conrad, G. Hyatt, M. Davis, W. Powell. SECOND ROW: D. Coghlan, M. Wesley, K. Stokes, J. Huber (co-capt.), Jim Facciolli (co-capt.), M. Crawford, A. Melton, B. Schaeffer. BACK ROW: Mr. Serff, W. Giilespie, P. Palmer, L. Habig, G. Heebner, W. Misetic, J. Milanese, J. Preston, Joe Facciolli, D. Shaffer, D. Moses, S. Rettew, T. Yarnall, W. Kinsey, E. Spriggs, Mr. Oliver. KNEELING: C. Cottrell, S. Mandes, J. Darlington, B. Wilson. S. Quillen, C. Krause. FRONT ROW: C. Kramer, M. Bohannon, M. Melton, B. Leighton, J. Miller, E. Wager. SECOND ROW: S. Wesley, D. Fry, M. Treston, G. Ricketts, M. Brown, B. Brown, M. Strode, J. Davis, M. Rowland, A. Reilly, E. Bartram, S. Marinofslcy. BACK ROW: Mrs. Clark, J. Purcell, C. Wilson, N. Curtis, S. Mory. E. de Bordenave, K. Faccioili, P. Anders, E. McCartney, A. McNeil, J. Wickersham, G. Holmgren, T. Thompson. Miss Weir. HOCKEY Mary Ellen Treston tries to stop an opponent's drive as Jane Davis comes in to assist. 20 HOCKEY VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Strode, M. Rowland, E. Wager, C. Kramer, M. Treston, S. Wesley. J. Dam. J. Miller, M. Melton, A. Reilly, B. Wilson, S. Quillen, P. Bohannon, B. Leighton. The hockey team of I960 was one of the most successful in the history of West Chester High School. In the first game of the season they defeated Conestoga for the first time in five years. They went on to defeat Downing- town, Owen J. Roberts, Boyertown, Phoenixville, and Coatesville. The only defeat in league competition was Pottstown, 0-1. A combina- tion of outstanding teamwork and coaching made such a successful season possible. The final record was seven wins and one loss. Although many team members will grad- uate, coaches Clark and Weir feel that with the basis of a good junior varsity season the varsity can have a winning record in 1961. Mardell Rowland, senior warriorette, lunges to stop the surge tor goal made by an opponent, Mardell is one of the seniors who led the team in their many victories. 21 The Warrior reserves watch an exciting play, hop- ing that the coach will soon send them into the game. SENIOR WARRIORS Front Row: L. Gillespie, V. Giordano, L. Scarfo, T. Sicoli, B. Bonaventure, A. Green, G. Miller, E. Baird, K. Barker, B. Johnston. Front Row: L. Gillespie, Richard Nost, J. Brown, V. Sandham. A. Green. T. Sicoli, B. Bonaventure, L. Scarfo, E. Baird, K. Barker, B. Johnston, V. Giordano, G. Miller, J. Wood. Second Row: N. Chambers, C. Loper, T. Woodburn, R. McDaniel. R. McCann. R. Foester. C. Malin, R. Glasco, R. Smith, J. Owens. J. Mitchelli, L. Schuster. K. Wood. D. Steele. S. Hart. S. Shur, R. Bryan, R. Thomas. Back Row: Randy Miller, F. Dulin, R. Yoder, J. DiBartolomeo, R. Cummins, W. Boggs, G. Komnick, Robert Nast, W. McKay. Robert Miller. E. Garnett, W. Gilland, M. Kohn, D. Holdsworth. 22 Mr. Emil Steyclc (ossistont cooch), Mr. David McMahon (assistant coach), and Mr. Glenn Von Stetten (head coach). Senior Warrior Bruce Bonaventure gets ready to enter the game. Football is only one of Bruce's many and varied activities. Although the I960 football team's record is disappointing, o great deal of credit must be given to the players and coaches. Many people have made unjust criticisms without realizing that, in this year of rebuilding, more than 75% of the squad was composed of under- classmen and that next year there will be twenty varsity lettermen returning. Vince Giordano, a senior, was awarded the most valuable player trophy and made honorable mention on the All-Ches-Mont team. Many underclassmen also showed signs of promise, and we are looking forward to improvement next year. The athletic department and the student body were sorry to learn of the resignation of head coach Glenn Von Stetten. Mr. Von Stetten has held the position of head coach for the past four years, and his successor will find it difficult to fill the position as well. A colorful attraction at our football games is the Marching Band, including the Majorettes and the Color Guard, which gives a magnificent performance before each game and at half-time, not mentioning the many songs it plays during the game itself fi 7X JJ to arouse the team s spirits. Besides appearing at the football games, rain or shine, it is also seen in school assemblies and in a number of parades; among these are the Hallowe'en Parade and the Veterans' Day Parade. This year the band had a new addi- tion, an all-girl color guard. We certainly enjoy watching and listening to the band as it executes many routines, thus earning our fullest acknowledgment as rendering an unlimited contribu- tion to our school. Band Personnel COLOR GUARD Martha Thomas Mardell Rowland Linda Hippie Susan Willis Debbie Goodridge Gail Holmgren Alt. Donna Smith MAJORETTES Sandy Hickman Jayne Jamieson Beverly Milhous Nancy Taylor Dolores Whitney Judy Harris Sally Hoopes Judy DeFelice Sue Wilhelmy Ellen Lowell Sally Ridgley Bam McClelland Connie Carnecchia Alt. Pot Scheibe TROMBONE Hugh Trezise Arthur Jones Henry Horned James Norton Howard Carroll Ronald Huber Graydon Meredith William Whitcraft BARITONE Frank Talley Thomas Greer John Greer BELLS Sharyn Doan Patrice Fletcher FRENCH HORN Helen Delano TUBA Guy Albanese Robert Rodkey John Tallardy CLARINET James Preer William Byers Nancy Bell Betty Ann Weaver Albert Farrington David Mallick Rose Marie Sickora Philip Tinnari Linda Watson Joanne Little Nancy Carter Serito Spadoni Nancy Hetherington Richard Jacobs Sara Simon Nancy Pleasants Ross Feeher Patrick Adams Judy Jarrett Marilyn Ross TRUMPET James Sinclair Fred Bonsall Michael Martens Nick Mattia Jack Harvey Robert Micken Eleanor Cunningham Terrance Melton Wilkie Cirker David Kirkner BASS CLARINET Barbara Rohrmayer PERCUSSION Thomas Rizzo Daniel Will Edmund Eliason Paul Widmayer Herbert Steele Victor Amway SAXOPHONE Edwin Salveson Lester Olin Diane Yoder Edgar Jefferis Pat Crowther Catherine Fray Glen Wheeler Robert Brittin FLUTE Chester Bishop Holley Spangler Sandra March Mary Lu Wilson Nancy Shaw Carole Edwards Cheryl Ryland Patricia Miller Nancy Jamison CONDUCTORS Mr. Sepella Mr. Hanselman STUDENT CONDUCTOR James Preer 25 Front Row: S. Ridgley, E. Lovell, S. Hickman, M. Thomas, S. Willis, D. Smith, L. Hippie, D. Goodridge, G. Holmgren, J. Jamieson, B. McClelland, J. Harris. Second Row: B. Milhous, N. Taylor, S. Hoopes, S. Wilhelmy, D. Whitney. J. DiFelice, C. Carnecchia. MAJORETTES and COLOR GUARD Our Warrior bond would not be complete without the stirking contrast of the peppy girls in garnet and white preceding it. The smart looking color guard, for the first time consisting of girls, is led by Marcy Thomas: and the perky majorettes are led by Sandy Hickman and Jayne Jamieson and coached by Miss Edwards. We certainly thank these girls for their contribution to our school spirit this year. Our rhythmic majorettes and color guard add luster to our fall Saturdays. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: C. Kramer, J. Robinson, C. Williams. E. McCartney, P. Gerhard. B. Balderston. E. Powell, J. Klein. Kneeling: J. Boyer, (capt.), M. Smedley, (asst. capt.). OBOE Chester Bishop BASS CLARINET Barbara Rohrmayer ALTO SAXOPHONE Kenton Stokes TENOR SAXOPHONE Lester Olin BARITONE SAXOPHONE Catherine Fray FRENCH HORN Helen Delano Barbara Leighton TRUMPET Jack Harvey James Sinclair TROMBONE Arthur Jones David A. Shaffer Henry Harned VIOLINS Margaret Gutscher Orrell Bietz Shirley Ward Peter Miles Pauline Meckley Barbara E. Miller Lawrence Hartshorne Paula Anders Diann Rollins Emily Blount Patricia Jackson VIOLA Patrice Fletcher CELLO Polly Middleton Andrea Rodgers Rosemary Drewes BASS Guy Albanese FLUTE Mary Lu Wilson Sandra March Nancy J. Jamison Nancy Shaw Holley Spangler ORCHESTRA TYMPANI Daniel Will DRUMS Paul Widmayer PIANO Melissa Black Rose Marie Sickora Patricia Miller Gary Kodish CLARINET James Preer Bruce Schaeffer Joanne Little David Malick Betty Weaver NOT IN PICTURE Helen Delano James Sinclair Rosemary Drewes The concert orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Michael Kostick, strives each year to be- come more familiar with good music. Its members study music of various styles and forms ranging from Bach to Gershwin. Their main objective is performing for the annual Spring Concert. Individuality is a key word in the orchestra. To be honored this year in the District Orchestra are the following: Polly Middleton, cello; Patricia Fletcher, viola; Mary Mullison. violin; and Jim Sinclair, trumpet. The members of the concert orchestra receive course credit and gain a wide knowledge and appreciation of expression through music. Miss West, business adviser, checks Indianheod finances with business managers, Roland Stern and Thomas Priest. INDIANHEAD Our school paper, The Indianhead, is one of the many things West Chester High students can be justifiably proud of. The superior quality of news reporting, the wonderful regular features, and the sports articles all combine to make the paper a true reflection of school life. Much of the credit for this success goes to the faculty adviser, Mr. Kenneth Gambone, editors Kenneth Jones and Debra Goodridge, and their fine staff of assistant editors and reporters. Assisting with the financial aspects of the publication are Miss Louise West, faculty adviser, and business managers Tom Priest and Roland Stern, and an active corps of homeroom representatives. Front Row: M. Olin, N. Shaw, E. Hayes, E. Bonar, G. Andes, D. Goodridge, K. Jones, J. Jamieson, J. Purcell, C. Collins, L. Mahan, C. Edwards, R. Berry, J. Spann. Second Row: N. Morgan, C. Carnecchia, E. Graham, K. Brown, J. DiNenno, D. Page, S. Willis, J. King, S. Greer, J. Boyer, M. Gleysteen, G. Murphy, B. Balderston, J. Miles, M. Wilson, B. Rohrmayer, B. Weaver, D. Wilson. Baclt Row: M. Ninos, B. Kaysen, S. Dymond, A. Allen, N. Wolfrey, S. Johnson, P. Scheibe, B. Thompson, B. Bonaventure, B. Douglas, C. Aungst, S. Gluclcert, E. Kratx, C. Wilson, G. Clark, C. Hulme, C. Townsend, D. Trego. The gusty gales and freezing temperatures of the winter season are powerless against the vigorous activities that take place within the walls of West Chester High School. For students, this long season is an important one, both academically and socially. In spite of shivery snows, wintertime has a special charm; Christmas takes the form of happy spirit at the annual dance and re- ligious calm at the annual choral program. The sharp contrast of walk- ing into the bright, warm gymnasium from the dark, cold air for a night basketball game, vital council meet- ings, and the many senior obligations help constitute the affairs for this time of the year. Any sophomore, junior, or senior readily admits that hibernation is practically impossible. Winter CHORUSES SING ADVANCED CHORUS Guy Albanese, Dianne Alfaro, Linda Alvarado, Kenneth Barker, William Byers, Nancy Carter, David Closson, Jill Coghlan, Char- lotte Dow, Ernie Garnett, Dolores Goslin, Arthur Green, Margaret Gutscher, Linda Hippie, Carl Jackson, Danny Jocz, Jim Johnston, Kenneth Jones, David Kirkner, Bruce Lee, Charlotte LeGates, Sam McAdam, David Malick, Betsy Meadocroft, Johanna Miles, Jane Miller, Judy Monk, Kathy Munshower, Gary Pfaff, James Preer, Gerry Redmond, Susan Reed, Larry Schuster, Thomas Sicoli, Frances Smoltz, Joseph Spaziani, Dennis Spitz, Martha Thomas. Renee Thompson, Shirley Ward, Eileen Whiting, Connie Williams, Paul Widmayer. ACCOMPANISTS: Melissa Black, Helen Delano, Patricia Miller. OF CHRISTMAS JOY 36 The Advanced Chorus waits expectantly to present its annual Christmas Assembly. Eileen Hayes, Meg Gleysteen, and Dan Will present a Mexican Nativity scene at the annual Christmas Concert. MIXED CHORUS Guy Albanese, Dianne Alfaro, Linda Alvarado, Carolyn Aungst, Bar- bara Balderston, Kenneth Barker, Ruth Ann Berry, Orrell Bietz, Eileen Bonar, Harriette Bond, Jacqueline Bond, Barbara Boyer, Joan Boyer, Judy Brooks, Betsy Bullock, Eva Mae Bunnell, Jean Butler, William Byers, Nancy Carter, John Clark, Carol Clompus, David Closson, Jill Coghlan, Carol Collins, Pat Crowther, Netha Cuthbert, Charlotte Dow, Sally Gains, Ernie Garnett, Pam Gerhard. Margaret Gettings, Paula Gibson, Donna Lee Gill, Arlene Gordon, Dolores Goslin, Arthur Green, Mar- garet Gutscher, Thelma Hartz, Gary Heebner, Sandra Hickman, Linda Hippie, Darwin Holdsworth, Lena Mae Irons, Dorothy Irvine, Shirley Irvine. Carl Jackson, Pat Jackson, Nancy J. Jamison, Joanne Jarrett, Daniel Jocz, James Johnston, Kenneth Jones, David Kirkner, Bruce Lee, Charlotte LeGates, Barbara Leighton, Samuel McAdam, William McKay, Marion McKell, Ann McNeil, Barbara McVey, David Malick, Linda Malin, Betsy Meadowcraft, Pauline Meckley, Martha Melton, Johanna Miles, Barbara Miller, Gary Miller, Jane Miller, Judith Monk, Katherine Munshower, Gary Pfaff, Elaine Powell, James Preer, Connie Pryor, John Purcell, John Pyle, Gerald Redmond, Susan Reed, Jean Robinson, Jay Rolfe, Elizabeth Russell, Jeanette Schuck, Larry Schuster, Nancy Shaw, Thomas Sicoli, Frances Smaltz, Mary Jane Smedley, Serito Spadoni, Joseph Spaziani, Dennis Spitz, Dawn Spickler, Leroy Spriggs, Kent Stokes, Katherine Styer, Sarah Taylor, Martha Thomas, Renee Thompson, Elizabeth Wager, Winifred Walker, Shirley Ward, Linda Watson, Eileen Whiting, Paul Widmayer, Diane Wilhelmy, Connie Williams, Judv Williamson. Susan Willis, Mary Lu Wilson, Joanne Wolfrey, Connie Yarnall. ACCOMPANISTS: Melissa Black, Helen Delano, Patricia Miller. GIRLS' CHORUS Paula Anders, Sandra Ashton, Susan Bair, Brenda Barrett, Mary Bowman, Anncidney Brown, Dian Carlson, Sherry Cashman, Judy Crellin, Pat Dalphone, Shirley Derry, Peggy Donnelly, Susan Dymond, Dorothy Flynn, Sally Gains, Josie Gosnell, Phebe Ann Haring, Thelma Hartz, Judith Ingram, Priscilla Jackson, Sandy Karmerze, Cornelia Knowles, Susan Kubeck, Melissa Landis, Charlotte Lee, Elaina McCartney. Pat McMichael, Jean Magee, Valerie Mattlage, Polly Meckley, Polly Middelton, Carol Miller, Jane Miller, Petrina Miller, Virginia Nelson, Helen Nichols, Mary Lee Parry, Linda Pearson, Laurence Pryor, Joan Purcell, Nancy Quinter, Gail Ricketts, Andrea Rodgers, Rose Marie Sickora, Gloria Thomas. Jodi Thorne, Gail Walter, Betty Weaver. Susan Wilhelmy, Dianne Willard. Nancy Wolfrey, Susan Yocum. ACCOMPANIST: Margaret Gutscher. BOYS' CHORUS Kenneth Barker, William Byers, John Clark, Dave Closson, Ernie Garnett, Arthur Green, Gary Heebner, Carl Jackson, Daniel Jocz, Jim Johnston, Kenneth Jones, David Kirkner, Gary Kodish, Bruce Lee, Gary Leonhard, Sam McAdam, William McKay, David Malick, Gary Miller, Gary Pfaff, James Preer, John Purcell, John Pyle, Gerald Redmond, Jay Rolfe, Larry Schuster, Thomas Sicoli, Joe Spaziani, Dennis Spitz, Leroy Spriggs, Kent Stokes, Paul Widmayer. ACCOMPANIST: Melissa Black. 114 A Queen is Crowned 39 Jack Miller, Matt Treston, and a member of the Trojan team fight for control of the ball during ono of the Warriors' exciting basketball games. Dave Dupree jumps high to get the ball as teammates, Jim Walters and Matt Treston, look on. 40 HIGH JUMPING WARRIORS Last year, the Warrior basketball team was known for high scoring and spectacular play; this year West Chester has a different kind of team. The Warriors are a team of hustling ballplayers who have learned how to stay together under pressure and pull out thrilling, last second victories. By mid-season the Warriors had posted a 10-4 record in overall action and had finished third in the first half of the Ches-Mont league with a record of 6-3. With high scorers Phil Evoli, Joe Facciolli, and Dave Dupree supported by the rest of the team, the Warriors should improve their first half stand- ings and finish in the thick of the Ches-Mont race. VARSITY—Front Row: J. Jefferis, James Facciolli, J. Miller, P. Evoli, L Cox, J. Walters. Second Row: A. Melton. J. Wright, R. Scott. Joseph Facciolli, D. Dupree, M. Treston, J. Levine. Mr. McClellan. JUNIOR VARSITY—Front Row: C. Smith, J. Bond, T. Veit, R. Yoder, R. Hovington. Second Row: H. Worthington, G. London, E. McCarter, K. Scott, T. Gettings, W. Boggs, R. Erb, Mr. Perrone. 41 Ann McNeil reaches for the ball as Rosemary Drewes, Donna Smith, and members of the opposing team stand poised for action. VARSITY—Front Row: M. Melton, A. McNeil, M. Rowland, R. Drewes, B. Leighton. Second Row: C. Sheller, M. Brown, D. Smith, Mrs. Clark, K. Facciolli, S. Marinofsky. Front Row: C. Sheller, M. Brown, K. Focciolli, A. McNeil, R. Drewes, M. Rowland, B. Leighton, M. Melton, D. Smith, S. Marinofsky. Second Row: C. Funk, S. Doan, H. Feehrer.C. Cottrell, B. Thompson, J. Jorrett, J. Butler, B. Patterson, D Willord, N. Curtis, A. Myers, P. Anders, C. Crouse, R. Sinqer, P. Miller, Mrs. Clark. PLENTY OF ACTION The Warriorettes have been an outstanding team this year. With the season nearly over, they were undefeated and hoped to remain so. Their most spectacular win was against Westtown (44-17), a team which West Chester had failed to beat for several years. According to our new coach, Mrs. Clark, the secret of this year's victories has been a shifting zone defense, excellently executed by guards, Ann McNeil, Donna Smith, and Rosemary Drewes. Co-captains Mardell Rowland and Ann McNeil have held the squad together for some fine ball playing. High scorers at mid-season were Barbara Leighton, Susie Marinofsky, Mardell Rowland, and Kathy Facciolli. Barbara Leighton jumps for a high pass as Susie Marinofsky stands by for a fast play. 43 Co-captain Bruce Bonaventure demonstrates a hold on John Pyle in the Wrestling Assembly. The wrestling team captained by Bruce Bona- venture and Maurice Wesley, and coached by Mr. Jock Stahl, has made a very impressive show- ing this year. They defeated such rivals as Union- ville, William Tennent, Octarara, and Coatesville. The other seniors on the team are John Pyle, Tom Sicoli, Art Green, Dick Calhoun, Louis Scarfo, and Jerry Morrow. With many underclassmen on the team, the outlook for next year is very bright. Although wrestling is relatively unknown to the stu- dent body, this year's team has done a meritorious job in bringing honor to the name of West Chester High School. Front Row: M. Wesley, J. Thompson, R. Calhoun, M. Strode, D. Shaffer, J. Jenkins, J. Morrow. Second Row: G. Wheeler, L. Scarfo, R. Hausch, J. Pyle, B. Bonaventure, J. Twardowski. Last Row: A. Green. During an assembly, the wrestling team demonstrated the fundamentals of wrestling. In the left hand picture Bob Munck demonstrates a hold on Art Green. In the center Tom Sicoli, who serves as both a team member and announcer, explains the demonstrations to the audience. On the right Louis Scarfo and Jerry Morrow demonstrate the starting position. WRESTLING 44 Front Row: M. Wesley. B. Bonoventure, D. Closson, J. Miller. M. Crawford, V. Giordano. J. Levine. D. Moses. J. Jefferis. Second Row; C. Malin, B. Schaeffer. A. Melton. R. Miller. W. Powell. n! Donoghue. G. Andes. D. Jackson. Back Row: R. Calhoun. C. Areson. J. Morse. P. Evoli. L. Cox, Robert Nast. Richard Nast. G. Wolfer. D. Shaffer. C. Conrad. The Varsity Club is an organization to which every varsity player on every boys' team automatically belongs. This group with 30 members has Marshall Craw- ford as president, Vince Giordano as vice-president, Jon Morse as secretary, and Mills Davis as treasurer. The football and basketball programs at home games ore provided by the Varsity Club. The group meets with Mr. Stahl twice a month. One of its aims is to see each athlete who has played a varsity position for three years receive a blazer. The Varsity Club also sponsored record hops. At an informal noontime meeting, Mr. Stahl leads the Varsity Club discussion. VARSITY CLUB AC Maurice Wesley attempts to pin his opponent while team members look on from the sidelines. Barbara Leighton and Kathy Facciolli try to recover the ball as Mardell Rowland stands by. 46 SPORTS SNAPS Whistle in mouth, the ref, along with Kathy Facciolli, keeps an eye on Sue Marinofsky. Joe Facciolli does his best to evade his opponent's outstretched hand. Mr. Stratton Stevens and George Willenbroclc examine an ear of corn which is one item in which F.F.A. members are interested. George is president of the F.F.A. and Mr. Stevens is the group’s advisor. The Future Farmers of America is a national organ- ization of young men interested in the many facets of agriculture and enrolled in the vocational agriculture courses in our high schools. The purpose of this organ- ization is to instruct the members in public speaking and parliamentary procedure and to encourage and instruct them in keeping accurate farm records. The F.F.A. takes part in projects to improve the community and make rural life more enjoyable. It is a self-supporting organization. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front Row: (sifting) R. Marron, E. Matlock, E. Spriggs, O. Ford, G. Willenbrock, J. Reagan, W. Brown, L. Gillespie, M. Cassidy. Second Row: R. Ziegler, E. Watson, R. Messner, K. Howard, W. Messner, W. Gillespie, J. Mattlage, J. Kirkland, E. Myers, K. Miller. Back Row: S. Green, H. Brown, R. Sullivan, W. Emory, G. Carter. HOMEROOM 105 MRS. FORD Front Row: C. Aungst, C. Bodor, B. Brown, S. Baker, J. Becker, K. Ayres, M. Arrowood, G. Aikens, E. Bonar, L. Booth. Second Row: A. Brown, D. Alfaro. M. Bowman, L. Bogle, D. Biddle, E. Blount, B. Bireley, J. Brooks, B. Boyer, H. Bond, J. Bond, P. Alford. Back Row: C. Areson, G. Andes, H. Bazar, D. Baldwin, F. Battan, G. Al- banese, K. Anderson, F. Bon- sall, E. Ballantine, W. Bo- hannon, J. Brosius. HOMEROOM 117 MISS DALTON Front Row: M. Crumrine, J Coldren, J. Conner, J. Brown G. Chalfant, C. Cochran, E Cowan, T. Close, J. Cox, L Clark. Second Row: C. Clum Marcelene Brown, S. Curlett E. Bunnell, Diane Carlson, P Crowther, J. Butler, E. Cun ningham, N. Carter, V. Curley Mary Brown, J. Darlington Back Row: C. Conrad, H. Ca hill, E. Carpenter, R. Cromp ton, W. Brown, Dennis Carlson C. Butler, H. Brown, J. D'Agos tino, L. Culver. HOMEROOM 213 MISS PETRAITIS Front Row: N. Earl, R. Darling- ton, C. Davis, M. Donnelly, S. Doan, A. Finney, S. Derry. Second Row: P. Fink, R. Feni- more, R. Dutton, Alan Dewey, Arthur Dewey, W. Emory, A. DiNenno. Back Row: R. Feeh- rer, N. Donoghue, E. Eliason, F. Dulin, J. Facciolli, J. Fergu- son, J. Eyler, E. Davis, J. Davis. 48 UNDERCLASSMEN HOMEROOM 216 MR. FISHER Front Row: J. Harris, C. Hen- sel, P. Haring, D. Goodridge, N. Hetherington, S. Gluckert, D. Gill, R. Heimlich, D. Her- shey, D. Flynn. Second Row: P. Gibson, P. Flournoy, J. Gos- nell, D. Fry, G. Honthorne, J. Hall, M. Greer, S. Gentry, S. Gottier. Back Row: G. Hahn, R. Hausch, R. Greiner, O. Ford, L. Haner, R. Glasco, L. Hartshorne, A. Geiger, R. Got- shall, L. Haller, P. Fleck. HOMEROOM 223 MRS. RITCHEY Front Row: R. Krueger, S. Kar- merze, M. Hunter, N. Jamison, L. Jones, S. Hoopes, K. Irons, G. Holmgren, E. Kratz, H. Kloss. Second Row: G. Knatz, J. Jenkins. A. Huber, S. Kane. J. Howell. B. Jenkins, J. Klein, E. Huss, R. Huss, J. Jefferis. Back Row: T. Jones, E. Jamie- son, P. High, L. Ivey, A. Jones, R. Kramer, E. Jefferis, S. Johnson. Mr. Lear and members of his commercial art class are engaged in a variety of operations. You may hove seen some of the results of their work in the display cases or throughout the halls. HOMEROOM 229 MR. McClellan Front Row: L. Malin, J. Miles, E. McCartney, A. McNeil. D. Lewis, S. Mandes, S. March, J. Little, C. LeGates, J. Logan. Second Row: H. McCann, R. Leeper, J. LaRue, G. Madonna, Martha Mejia, Maria Mejia, E. McVey, B. McVey, C. Leroy, W. Lackey, R. Lytton. Back Row: J. Lewis, E. McCarter, C. Malin, G. London, J. Mattlage, J. Martens, J. Levine, W. Long- acre, J. Luckowski, D. Little. Mrs. Ford's junior college preparatory English class seems to be in high spirits as Christmas holidays draw near. Some of the cheerful faces may be due to Dress Up Day . HOMEROOM 112 MR. STAHL Front Row: J. Mortenson, P. Miller, S. Moore, V. Nelson, C. Miller, B. Milhous, B. Mitchell, Joan Miller, I. Miller, H. Nichols, M. L. Parry. Second Row: J. Murray, G. Mortimer, M. Mollison, J. Nester, Jane Miller, J. Monk, K. Munshower, N. Minton, Richard Nast, Randy Miller. Back Row: L. Miller, J. Morse, B. Misetic, J. Owens, Robert Nast, Raymond Miller, K. Nesbitt, P. Palmer, J. Mitchelli, B. Morgan, J. Loughran. HOMEROOM 114 MR. GEORGE Front Row: M. Roe, G. Rick- etts, L. Pearson, J. Ridgley, J. Roach, M. Riedy, N. Pleasants, S. Quillen. Second Row: J. Penny, R. Riddell, S. Rettew, J. Pinkerton, G. Pfaff, W. Powell, S. Ross, T. Rizzo, W. Potthoff, K. Roberts. J. Ross. HOMEROOM 127 MISS GEARHART Front Row: M. Saltzman, J. Sharon, D. Spickler, C. Silvick, N. Sheeler, C. Shelter, R. M. Sickora, R. Salvucci, S. Spa- doni. Second Row: L. Spaziani, D. Shaffer, E. Salvesen, V. Sandham, F. Smaltz, D. Smith, J. Smith, J. Scheibe, S. Shur, E. Simcox, J. Sinclair. Back Row: Richard Smith, L. Schuster, Robert Smith, R. Scott, T. Sherry, J. Sortino, T. Smith. HOMEROOM 176 MISS REAGAN Front Row: B. Swarm, M. Steele, S. Taylor, C. Stremmel, B. Talley, P. Timmerman, M. Walton, T. Thompson, C. Thom- son. Second Row: H. Trego, W. Talbot, S. Temple, N. Tay- lor, K. Styer, L. Russell, C. Trimble, J. Wambold, J. Thorn, K. Walters. Back Row: R. Tyson, C. Vance, R. Vattilana, J. Work, K. Tyson, J. Swartz, J. Steward, H. Trezise, J. Valentino, H. Thomas. 51 HOMEROOM 201 MR. PERRONE Front Row: P. Williams, C. Wilimzig, B. Wilson, L. Wat- son, M. Wilson, C. Yarnall, E. Wyatt, S. Yocom. Second Row: E. Webster, J. Walsh, J. War- rington, C. Wilson, S. Wesley, H. Worthington, J. Woodward, D. Willcox. Back Row: S. Wright, G. Wolfer, R. Wood, E. Wright. R. Yoder. J. Win- chester. T. Willis, G. Wheeler, F. Wooten, C. Williams, D. Whitling. HOMEROOM 318 MISS BERKHEIMER Front Row: S. Bard, A. Ayres, A. Allen, S. Ashton, M. Bald- win, D. Bair, C. Artus, L. Allison, N. Baldwin, J. Albert- son. Second Row: A. Adams, J. Badner, B. Bannan, B. Adams, J. Baldwin, E. Bartram, P. Berkes, P. Anders, P. Adams, W. Bickert, F. Adams. Back Row: W. Bishop, J. Barnett, R. Bartholomew, J. Baker. D. Black, J. Anderson, W. Bogg, M. Benner. Biology students explore the wonderful mysteries of life in lab. Mary Smedley, Nancy Taylor, and Judy Klein await customers in the council sponsored school store. HOMEROOM 320 MR. FREAR Front Row: J. Boyer, B. Carter, C. Boyer, C. Calhoun, D. Bow- man, L. Brown, M. Castle, S. Clifford, G. Clark. Second Row: W. Busch, J. Cole, E. Buchan, N. Carpenter, S. Cash- man, C. Carnecchia, C. Cockerham, R. Bond. Back Row: W. Cirker, D. Coghlan, S. Carroll, R. Brice, J. Bond, J. Brown, J. Burkenstock, D. Beacher, D. Chalmers, N. Chambers. HOMEROOM 321 MRS. HICKEY Front Row: S. deBordenave, K Facciolli, C. Crouse, B. Dray man, C. Doughten, Lynn Dick ens, S. Endriss, C. Eby, S Dymond. Second Row: W Crabtree, J. Davis, L. Dewees J. Crellin, N. Curtis. M Cooper, Lois Dickens, C. Cot trell, R. Cooper, R. Dilworth Back Row: D. Davis, S. Dorsey T. Davis, W. Crane, J. DiBar tolomeo, D. Cushman, R. Erb S. Conway, B. DeBoard, T Eason, L. Ellis, R. Cummins. HOMEROOM 419 MR. NEIDERMYER Front Row; V. Glasgow, H. Feehrer, R. Flick, S. Gates, N. Farrell, D. Fry, C. Gale, J. Good, S. Fitzgerald. Second Row: F. Fessenbecker, R. Forse- man, R. Fenstermacher, M. Fitzmacrice, J. Flournoy, P. Fletcher, K. Fray, P. Giunta, C. Fox, W. Fell. Back Row: A. Farrington, L. Gerhard, T. Get- tings, W. Gilland, F. Green, J. Greer. P. Gray, E. Garnett, W. Granger, R. Flower, S. Foster. HOMEROOM 420 MR. GAMBONE Front Row: M. Huston. R. Guthrie. L. Hetherington. N. Hickman, M. Griffith, M. Hul- nick. A. Hammond. M. Hill, J. Hagerty. Second Row: L Hockbart. B. Greiner, C. Hart- shorne, J. Higgins, M. Hack- man, L. Herrin, C. Hulme, R. Hovington, J. Hench, S. Greer. Back Row: R. Hamilton, J. Harvey, H. Horned, M. Huff- man, L. Habig, J. Hagee, S. Hart, A. Guillo, A. Herron. HOMEROOM 421 MISS LEWIS Front Row: M. Johnson, N Jenkins, S. Johnston, J. Kava naugh, M. Kilfara, P. Huss A. Huston, K. Kemery, S. Ken ion. Second Row: P. Jones, G Hyatt, J. Jarrett, S. Johnson C. Johnson, B. Kaysen, P. Jack son, M. Kahn, F. Jamieson Back Row: E. Jarrett, G. Kom nick, R. Jackson, R. Jacobs, M Kohn, C. Kinsey, D. Kirkner G. Kodish. HOMEROOM 424 MR. CARROLL Front Row: J. Lindeke, B. Mc- Clelland, B. Kurt, E. Lovell, P. Madron, J. McKenna, C. Lee, G. Kreider, D. Machtley, P. McMichael. Second Row: G. Luckowski, T. Mace, M. Mc- Donnell, M. McCorkle, A. Laudenslager, G. Leonhard, T. Lee, A. Korevec, B. Longacre, R. Lewis. Back Row: J. Mcll- vaine, C. Loper, A. Manning, R. McDaniel, F. McCann, W. McKay, R. Laine, J. McKen- ney, T. Kriston, W. Lucas. HOMEROOM 104 MISS WEIR Front Row: B. Myers, D. Moore, C. Morrow, P. Marshall, C. Miles, C. Martin, M. Middle- ton, S. Miller, S. Mory, P. Miller, J. Musser. Second Row: D. Murphy, J. Milliken, S. Moore, E. Murphy, D. Miller, N. Mossner, S. Marinofsky, T. Molton, R. D. • 'iller. Bock Row: R. Marsh, B. Marron, R. L. Miller, R. E. Miller, R. Munck, A. Moore, J. Milanese, R. Micken, B. Midelton, P. Miles, F. Mitchell. A group of conscientious students take ad- vantage of the library before school. HOMEROOM III MR. PEARL Front Row: K. Ogle, B. Ranck, S. O'Brien, V. Proctor, S. Ridg- ley, B. Rawson, L. Ramsay. S. Ray, M. Peterson, J. Powell. Second Row: G. Park, J. Ray, R. Poole, A. Myers, L. Pryor, M. Owens, C. Purnell, J. Nor- ton, T. Neilson. Back Row: T. Reeves, B. Raimo, J. Redmond, E. Myers, R. O'Hara, N. Reeser, J. Owens, R. Powell, J. Raunzahn. HOMEROOM 182 MR. BAXTER Front Row: R. Singer, F. Schneeweis, P. Rutherford, K. Sickler, B. Rohrmoyer, D. Rogers, A. Rodgers, P. Ritchey, D. Roberts. Second Row: L. Smith, J. Rolfe, M. Smith, P. Scheibe, M. Ross, M. Slawek, F. Seydel. F. Ritter, C. Smith. Back Row: D. Russ, H. Seal. H. Seeney. W. Scull, J. Sim- pers. D. Risser, W. Shodel, G. Shank, K. Scott, D. Simmons. HOMEROOM 215 MISS WEST Front Row: B. Stevens. J. Sorensen, J. Thorne, E. Stern, F. Thomas, D. Trego, E. Taylor, M. Trego, J. Spann, J. Spaziani. Second Row: R. Wager, C. Townsend. M. Treston, E. Steele, J. Tarpley, G. Tapscott, D. Toy, M. Thompson, M. Strode. Back Row: D. Steele, R. Smyth, P. Trout, F. Stoltz, G. Vincent, J. Tallardy, T. Veit. J. Twardowski, L. Walker, R. Thomas. HOMEROOM 220 MR. VON STETTEN Front Row: Shirley Willi ams, G. Woodward, J. Woodlen, G. Williamson, Sue Williams, N. Wolfrey, J. West, E. Walton, B. Weaver. Second Row: E. Weil, C. Wylie, K. Winans, V. Wills, J. Wickersham, S. Wil- helmy, J. Wylie, B. Yornall, P. Willenbrock. Back Row: S. Wilmore. H. Wilson, B. Zeller, B. Zeigl er, P. Vroom, Sam Williams, L. Woodward, P. Woodrow, S. Yeakel, P. Wid- mayer, J. Zug. BOOSTER CLUB Seated: C. Pryor, Miss Dixon, Mrs. Hiclcman. Standing: R. Heimlich, E. Purcell, D. Goodridge, B. Schaeffer. Ritchey, Wager. S. J. LIBRARY AIDES Seated: A. Finney, P. Ray, E. Smythe, S. Reed. Second Row: N. Giunta, P. Alford, J. Bond, J. Chambers, M. Hogate. Third Row: J. Kirkland, J. Robinson, W. Walker, B. Carter, P. Egolf, R. Sic- kora. Back Row: C. Purnell, J. Crellin, A. Lauden- slager, B. Rohrmayer, S. Simon. Missing from pic- ture: G. Boyer, D. Fry, J. Harris, N. Quinter, R. Reese, D. Rollins, T. Thompson. NURSES’ AIDES E. Bushman. S. Doan, N. Carter, I. Miller, E. Whit- ing. Mrs. Clark. N. Jamison, S. Butler, R. Kruger, J. Jamieson, M. Bortree. 57 SOCK AND BUSKIN CLUB Front Row: B. Barrett, S. Dymond, N. Wolfrey, J. Crellin, M. Olin, S. Hickman, N. Hetherington, E. Whiting, C. Collins, E. Hayes. Second Row: A. Allen, B. Kaysen, S. Ashton, S. Spadoni, S. Karmerze, F. Schnee- weis, M. Gleysteen, B. Balderston, C. Edwards, J. Jamieson, C. Pryor, E. Powell, S. Willis, C. Ryland, L. Mahan. Third Row: N. Jamison, E. Taylor, B. Drayman, T. Myers, M. Wilson, D. Spickler, P. Gerhard, M. Thomas, O. Bietz. Fourth Row: J. Butler, S. Smith, S. Johnson, J. Musser, C. Williams, G. Murphy, J. Robinson. Fifth Row: S. Taylor, N. Carter, R. Heimlich, M. Parise, C. Funk, E. Wager, N. Shaw. Sixth Row: M. Black, L. Pearson, T. Thompson, L. Watson, Sandy Karmerze, S. Doan, M. Landis. Seventh Row: S. Bair, D. Alfaro, R. Sickora, S. Mann, J. Boyer, J. Little, J. Roach. Eighth Row: E. Benson, M. Coldren, J. Miller, G. Walter, P. Ritchey. Ninth Row: C. LeGates, D. Gill, B. Evans, C. Yarnall, S. Greer, E. Steele. Tenth Row: E. Bonar, J. Miles, R. Singer. Eleventh Row: G. Tapscott, S. Kane, S. Yocom, J. Purcell, P. Crowther, G. Redmond, B. Douglas, K. Jones, B. Lindeke, W. Longacre. The Negro Nativity scene was one of many tableaux produced by the Sock and Buskin Club for the Candlelight Carol Service with the theme, Each in His Own Image. Dyctis Moses portrayed one of the Wise Men, Darrel Jackson, Joseph, and Josie King, Mary. This organization under the direction of Miss Ethel Reagan annually presents a three-act play and some one-act plays. SPANISH CLUB Front Row: E. Whiting, S. Willis, C. Collins. B. Bolderston, P. Gerhard. M. Mejia, C. Williams, C. Edwards, M. Thomas, M. Rowland. Second Row: O. Bietz, J. Magee, J. Boyer, J. Wolfrey, R. Berry, J. Schuclc, L Alvarado, E. Hayes, Jane Miller, A. Rielly, Miss Regan. Back Row: S. Hickman, M. Gleysteen, E. Powell, J. Robinson, C. Pryor, B. Lindeke, K. Jones, B. Douglas, Jack Miller, D. Jackson, J. King, N. Shaw, M. Landis, M. Bohannon, B. Russell. Adelante, siempre, adelanfe! That is the motto of Los Conquistadores—not Coronado's group of Spaniards but the Spanish Club at West Chester High School. Los Conquistadores meet on the first and third Thursday of each month to practice using the Spanish language and to become familiar with the customs, literature, and arts of Spain and Latin America. Miss Ethel Reagan is faculty adviser, and Connie Williams is president of the group which consists of forty-five members. One of the club's annual projects is a Spanish dinner. It is prepared by the club members; the menu consists of typical Latin American foods. Another of the club's social events is their Christmas party. Spanish games, music, and refreshments add to the evening's entertainment. Before Christmas, the club members also sing carols in the halls; the songs are sung in Spanish. The picture at right shows the group as they perform a carol. A Chilly White Winter Will Long Remember That West Chester 61 Wonderful, wonderful Spring comes to West Chester, and the campus is alive again with students racing from the cafeteria to favorite spots under the trees. All classes compete on Field Day, and there is always a special battle between the junior class and the senior class. Seniors in particular welcome this season, but for them, there is little time for spring fever. Leaves budding on the trees mean plans must be made for the prom, the unforget- table Senior Assembly, and the Senior Dinner Dance—delicious food, dreamy music, and the warm, sweet atmosphere of spring on the ride home. Laughter on Baby Day and exams are popular topics of con- versation. And finally, the most meaningful of all spring events, graduation. FRONT ROW: B. Brown. B. Leighton, N. Pleasants, S. High, L. Boell, P. Birkhimer, N. Donoghue, J. Huber, J. Mejia, G. Knati, H. McCann, Mr. Frear. SECOND ROW: A. Reilly. M. Thomas, M. Chatley, Joan Purcell, E. Nolan, A. Perlman. D. Price, T. Torr, John Purcell, C. Areson, R. Howk, F. Howk. TENNIS GOLF FRONT ROW: R. Young, S. Johnston, P. Gerhard, E. Wager, J. Gibson, P. Holt, C. Williams, P. Loughran, C. Conrad. SECOND ROW: R. Willis, R. Wager Mr. Serf?, W. Clapp, L. Gerhard, W. Lackey. BASEBALL FRONT ROW: K. Tyson. S. Pyle. R. Chester. R. Spoxioni. J. Brown. R. Johnson. Mr. McClellan. SECOND ROW: C. Bladen. J. Miller. C. Molin. L. Cox. J. Pyle. W. Byers. J. Wright. J. Levine. B. Schaeffer. B. Bonaventure. R. Sweet. G. Andes. SITTING: J. Munson. J. Morse. M. Campbell. D. Slowek. F. Ray. H. Webb. C. Moyer. R. Hall. T. Himmelein, M. Williams. C. Nesbitt. L. Mitchell, D. Wood- ward. L. Berry. SECOND ROW: Jim Facciolli. B. Johnston. J. Johnston. K. Barker. M. Martens. K. Stokes. A. Melton. D. Wells. J. Rolfe. E. Baird. E. Mandes. D. Closson, Joe Facciolli. M. Crawford. BACK ROW: Mr. Malikowski. J. Ferguson. T. Sicoli. J. Owens. R. Hausch. R. Nast. P. Fink. E. Ballantine. S. Rettew. L. Clark. G. Wolfer, T. Riddell, T. Woodburn, H. Wilson, V. Giordano. M. Wesley. TRACK Traditional Senior Days GEORGE ADAMS George . . . drives a hot '54 Ford . . . automobile enthusi- ast future undecided. CAROLYN E. ADAMSON Our toll brunette . . . lilces to dance . . . has o big smile for everyone . . . the world will claim her as a secretary. LINDA ALVARADO Avid reader . . . that vocabu- lary! . . . Well, now . . college ahead . . often seen in room 127. MARGARET J. ANDERS Moggie Jeon . . Drexel fan . . never a dull moment with Moggie around . . . A-f per- sonality . business school ahead. 0k I I H 7 • 1 iti RICHARD ANDERSEN Conscientious objector . . on way to Antioch? . . . base- ball fan Socrates of W.C.H.S. American Friends' Service Committee. ETTA MAY ARROWOOD Anybody hove any gum? . . likes to sew and cook . . . enjoys spaghetti and meat balls . . . always wait- ing for a letter . . . future— Bell Telephone operator. ELIZABETH AYRES Liz . . . always laughing . . . loves those boys . . pastime: eating . . . future: undecided. B. LEE BAHLER Enjoys foreign languages . . . how's Japan? . . . good driver . . . tolerates beatniks and bongos . . . likes horses. Sixty-one Souvenirs or SUSANNE BAIR Susie . sweeping eyelashes ... so many clothes . . blonde (?) Canada bound . . . college next fall. EDWARD BAIRD Ed . . . able football center moth genius . . honor student . . college bound. BARBARA BALDERSTON It's meant to be . . . cheer- ful disposition . . . college material in more ways than one . . . Fifth Avenue ward- robe . . patient. CHRISTOPHER BALDERSTON Hard worker . . . likes shop . . . school starts too early . . water sports fan . . . F.F.A. 68 JANE BALDERSTON Always looking for tall boys . . loves those trips to Ohio! . . enjoys art with Mr. Lear . . . enchanted by haunted houses. RONALD E. BEDWELL Friend of Mr. Tiers . . . girl friend in Missouri . . nice fellow to know . . . always helps with schoolwork. Memories SHIRLEY A. BERNARD A good friend . . crazy smile . . . private fan club for one boy . . . nurses’ training after graduation. KENNETH BARKER Zip . . . avid participant in sports . . . Latin scholar . . . “What will you do when sum- mer comes? future scientist. BRENDA L. BARRETT Bren . . . that certain smile . . . always ready for a good time . . . Wait a second . . . blue eyes . . . college in the future. NANCY BELL Where's Dunmore? . . . the mad chemist . . . great love: marching in the band . . . never without that honor roll key . . . future at Penn State. ELAINE BENSON Eloinel . . Miss Beatnik . . . loves those parties . . . Oh my. he's so . . . Penn State, where's that? of a Memorable Class RUTH ANN BERRY WILLIAM JOHN BERRY Penname: Mothballs . . . an- Lightning . . . radio and tele- other Norman Rockwell . . . vision . . . H-O Trains . . . a definite procrastinator . . girls, girls, girls . . . future in Bein' as to how— electronics. DAVID BAYLISS Dave . Lake Placid scholar . . . sunshine boy . . . let's go eat . . . California bound with the boys. JOHN BENSON One of the Jamison Crew . . lives for Saturday night . . business school or college bound . . . DuPont later. JOHN BICKING Bick . . lover of the West End . . . take me down to her house . . . loves those glosspacks . . . part owner of the Exton Drive-In. 69 SARAH BIEHN Beanie . . . Drive-In every Friday night . . . makes her own clothes . . wanders into the wrong home rooms . . always ready for a good joke. MELISSA BLACK Talented pianist . . . top student . . . likes Harvard men . . . always rushing . . . future Leonard Bernstein. FRANCIS BLOISE Frank . . . literary connoisseur . . trumpeter par excellence . . . intellectual . . . college bound. ORRELL M. BIETZ A smile for everyone . . musically minded . . . future in teaching . . . Oh. gum- drops! . . . quiet scholar. CHESTER BISHOP Bound for U. of P. . . . plays oboe and flute . . . one of the fortunate few with a trig table . . personable and interesting. LOIS BLACK Lo . . . a cute smile for every- one . . . loves ballet . can be found in either of the art rooms . . watch out. she drives! Our first class officers— WILLIAM BLACK Bill . . . everybody's friend . . . I’m not going to do that . . . loves doing nothing . . those wild pipes. JUNE BOCHMANN Always seen with a certain guy . . swimming and dancing . . . future secretary . . . quiet blonde. CAROL L. BLANK Cute little blonde . . . always smiling . . . counts the min- utes until lunch . . . future medical secretary. NANCY BODOR Nan . . . great whir at math . . can be found at the Bell . . . future influenced by the Marines. SARAH A. BLEI Sally . . . green eyes and freckles . . . sweet smile . . always forgetting her car keys . . . It’s a panic! MARGARET BOHANNON Peggy . . . sharp dresser . . . whir on hockey field . . . Get your horse and let's go riding . . . loves big parties. 70 BRUCE G. BONAVENTURE Student- Council Prez . . . what o grappler on mot smiling but serious . . . French enthusiast . . . open up those doors, L. S. U. Baird, Miller, RICHARD J. BRAMBLE Dick . . . found at the School Bell . . . likes to dance . . . business school after gradup- tion. JAMES R. BROWN Jim . . . can be found at Food Fair . . . likes a special girl ... a friend to all . . . future in the Air Force. MARY ANN BORTREE Perky little red head . . . intelligent, inquisitive, friendly . . . nice personality . . . Youth for Christ Club . . . future nurse. PAMELA BOWMAN Sharp dresser . . . greatest personality . . . that certain someone ... a combo fan . . . famous for her parties . . . future undecided. Black, and Green BARBARA BRINTON Barb . . . always ready to help a friend . . . usually in trouble with her math teacher . . . has an eye for Marines . . . bound for business school. CONSTANCE J. BROOKS Sleepytime gal . . . What's new at the Nike Base? . . . found at Costello's . . crazy driver . . . business bound. KATHERINE BROWN Kathie . . . fun to be with . . . can be found at the Ex- ton Roller Rink . . . future hair dresser. PAUL R. BROWN, JR. Hopes to become a machinist . . . dresses neatly . . . doesn't mind helping anyone who needs it . . . shop boy. JOAN C. BOYER Joni . . . keeps the cheer- leaders in line . . . always ready with a smile . . . alge- bra whiz? . . . Tell me about football. EDWARD BROOMELL Eddie . . . loves math . . . works—but where? . . . shop boy. SIDNEY BROWN Sid . . . '54 Plymouth . . . likes to work on cars . . . found at Exton Roller Rink . . . future in the Air Force. 71 FRANCIS BUSLIANI Skip . . . smooth guy with the girls . . . loves to dote nurses . . . hoagie fan . . . trade school ahead. MARY BURNETT Mary . . sweet personality . . . talking on the telephone . . waiting for one special boy. RICHARD J. CALHOUN Dick . . . Mr. Stahl's mighty mite . . a future house de- signer . . . the sage of Sunset Grove ... on ice cream pusher. THOMAS BUGLIANI Tommy . . . small, sweet, iovoble . . always chasing girls . . . handy with a smile . . . future mechonic. 4 BETSY ANN BULLOCK Ojr capable editor . . . That makes me modi . . . ardent soccer fan . . . Math’s her meat . . . watch out world, here comes Betsy I JUDITH F. BURNETT Judy . . . ort enthusiast . . . open house . . . ' Save that seat for Esther . . . record collector . . . dog lover. ELISE BUSHMAN Bushy . . . neat dresser . . . watch out for that guy with the white Ford always on the go. SHERRY BUTLER Sherry . , quiet . . . makes her own clothes . . . Exton roller rink . . bound for nurses' training school or hair- styling school. WILLIAM BYERS Collegiate dresser . . jazz on sax and clarinet thrills the girls . . . fast sec- ond baseman . . . boy in the white Fury convertible. Essay writing starts for us HELEN A. CAPANNA Cakes who's the guy in the uniform? . . . Did I get a letter today? . . . always ready for a good time drivers beware! MICHAEL CASSIDY Mike . . . Hi ho. dinosaur . . . excellent gymnast . . . fun-loving . . . soon to be tied down. HAROLD CHALFANT Skip . . . quiet until you get to know him ... a quick wit cross country speed demon . . . hunting and fish- ing enthusiast. 72 JUNE CHAMBERS A reel nice girl . . . loves to hove o good time . . . con be found ot home or at the Center . . . future—nursing school. JOSEPH M. Cl ALIN I Avid warrior fan . . dreads English literature . . Home- work, what homework?'' . . . drives a '53 pick-up truck . . . future Air Force man. LUTHER CLARK Chang . . sounds of W.D.A.S, . . . likes every- body's girl friend . goes for Jamboree. CAROLE CLOMPUS Collegiate dresser . . . brain in math . . . watch out boys . . . I just know I foiled itl” . . . on to Harcum. DAVID L. CLOSSON Intellect and poet . . . math whiz . . . simplicity itself . . . cross country and quarter miler . . . dentistry at Lincoln University. JILL COGHLAN Conscientious student . . . pleasant smile . . . ballet enthusiast . spends leisure time reading . . . future in Boston. ■HI CAROL COLLINS Radio news editor . . . flare for the dramatic . . . always wants to know why . . . a part of art . . . mokes her contactsl MARY LOU CORCORAN Lou . . . pleasing smile . . . sweet personality . . . got any gum? . . . future—hair dressing Bullock captures first prize JENNIE S. COX Oh! those short skirts . . pretty eyes . . . always seen running to math class . . . works at Snyder's. LAWRENCE COX Larry . . . bowling ace . . . that certain girl . . throws a fast curve . . bound for West Chester State. MARSHALL CRAWFORD Sonny . . . whiz on the soccer field . . . easy going jester . . . hails from 119 . . college bound. CHARLES E. CUNNINGHAM Cookie . . . always seen with a certain girl . . . sharp dresser . . . future in Air Force . . . one of the shop boys. 73 PATRICIA CUNNINGHAM Robbit . . . Cape May fan . . . loves her greens . . . whiz at art . . . future in- fluenced by the Air Force. 1 t-fcL A LINNIE E. DAVIS Susie happy-go-lucky . . . Spanish scholar You'll never guess what just happened? college bound. JUDITH DiFELICE Judy . . . talkative . . . twirls a fast baton . . . one special boy . . . friend to everyone. NETHA E. CUTHBERT Nee . . swinging drives . . boys, dances, and math . future teacher. HELEN A. DELANO Our extra special pianist . . . deep sighs and high laughter . . oh. that changeable red hairl . . . future music school and teaching. ■■ WILLIAM A. DILLMAN Dill . . nice to all . whiz in Senior English future undecided. EDWARD H. DAVIS Ed . . . serious minded about nothing . . . not too bashful . . . future in Marines. The torchy ROBERT E. DELPHAIS Bob . . . can be found at any dance always dating . . . great personality . . future undecided. JOAN ANN DiNENNO Joannie . has the cutest dimple . . does a certain guy notice? future cosmetology. JANE DAVIS Zelda . . terror on the hockey field . . . draws little people— The Phantom . . . Afghan fiend mad chemist. atmosphere BARBARA A. DEVINE Barb . . cut up in Home Ec class . . lively and gay . . . big smile for every one future beautician. JOHN A. DiORIO Johnny . . hunting and fish- ing ... a sharp dresser . . future as a machinist. 74 CAROLE L. EDWARDS Fabulous artist . . . Saturday night and summer fun . . . I'm sorry . . . Oh. that algebra . . . It's all in the game. CATHERINE A. EIGLESON Cathy . . . hails from Bridge- port . . . look out for those hazel eyes . . . love that wink. ROSEMARY ANN DREWES Cute smile . . . attractive clothes . . . Who are you looking for, Rose? . . . War- rior enthusiast . . musical career. JOHN DWYER Jack . . . rides a storming scooter ... a certain girl plays some swinging drums. JAMES K. EMORY Jim . . . likes a certain girl . . . one of the boys . . . a sharp dresser . . . future undecided. CHARLES DONATO Butch . . another Rembrandt ... his own Cadillac . . . future in art school. of Havana JEAN C. DUNNE Jeanne . . . California bound? . . . secretarial career . . . Hi ya, peoples . . . likes '56 Chevy convertibles. DAVID DUPREE Those bright eyes . . Drag . . . always found on the dance floor . . . Air Force bound. at 3:00 A.M. PEGGIE ANN EGOLF Peggie . . . biology brain . . . strawberry blonde . . . likes ice skating . . . secre- tary-to-be. CHARLOTTE DOW Loves dancing ... I know it . . . always at the Center . . future typist. JUDITH E. DUTT Judi . . . never a dull moment . . . those crazy Saturday nights at Exton near future—third finger, left hand. BRIAN C. DOUGLAS Whiz at history . . . Home- room. where is that? . . proud Eagle Scout . . . army after graduation. 75 WILLIAM EPP Sharp mechanic . . never at a loss for words . . . plans to have the fastesl bomb . . . likes Florida . . . Air Force. JAMES FACCIOLLI Jim . . . soccer star . . . good looking female fancier future West Chester State. GEORGE J. FRANCIOTTI Female admirer . . can be found at sock hop . . likes first period . . one of the shop boys. i BRONWYN EVANS Bron . . . drives a puddle jumper . . . Passed typing todayl . . . Juniors, hum! . . Whoopdeedo. PATRICIA FERRIER BeaJtiful hair . . . good sense of humor . . . nice clothes . . . love those dimples. HOWELL EVANS Hal . . . sharp dresser . . . found ot Combo . . . Come on. will ya . . . future un- decided. ROBERT L. FOESTER Bob . . chemistry crazy . . . ohl that Spanish . . . Penn Stole beware. Some scholarly CHRISTINE FUNK Chris . . watch out for that camero! . . . Let’s go bowl- ing ... a true friend. SARAH ANNE GAINS Solly . . likes to read . . . oh those allergies . . . Home- work! What homework? . . . look out Juniata! PHILIP EVOLI Bunky . . basketball star doesn't core for girls . . future undecided. ROBERT FORBES Bob . . . swimming star . . . always ready to listen to troubles . . . banking world after college. sophomores PAMELA GERHARD Pammy broom . . . melodious voice ringing from the choir vivacious cheerleader . . . Oh. fish . . college bound. 76 MARGARET ANN GETTINGS Margie . . language whiz ... all those nicknames . . . turn on those head lighls . . Yeh? GLORIA GIBBS Gibbsie . . always with a winning smile . . . What's a homeroom? basketball fiend. LESTER B. GILLESPIE Squirrel . . . football enthusi- ast pearl diver at Birmingham Grille Whose desk can I sand next? MARY ANN GINCLEY Always ready for a good time . . . con be seen driving any car . . . likes swimming . . horse back riding. VINCENT A. GIORDANO Vince . . submarine of the grid iron . . . ten seconds flat in sneakers . . . very friendly with strangers West Chester Stale, you belter be- ware. NICOLINA L. GIUNTA Nickie . . often visits room 128 . . always has some- thing to soy . . . can be found at the West Chester Public Library . . wonderful sense of humor. MARIAN E. GLEYSTEEN Meg . . . neat d� esser . . . I give up. do I? . . . found where the fun is . . college bound. ARLENE GORDON Always laughing . . . sum- mers in New York ... I saw George . . . Goldey Beacom beware. attended first Honors Banquet DOLORES J. GOSLIN Terrific dancer . . . aviation lover . . . crazy with the pots and pans . . what a laughl . phone fiend. EDITH GRAHAM Edie . . . sharp dresser . . . always found with that certain someone . . . usually seen at the Pig . . . on to the field of medicine. ARTHUR L. GREEN Art . . brawn and brains . . . Latin scholar . . . cap- tain of the football team . . . mellifluous baritone . .. fu- ture medicine. SAUNDRA GREER Sandy . . . French scholar . . I hope it's fattening . . . import from Burlington, New Jersey . . avid Warrior fan. 77 THOMAS GREER Tom . . enjoys sports im- mensely . . diligent Latin student . . . tennis and horses . future pre-law. MARGARET GUTSCHER Meg oh. that pretty blond hair . .. . a chorus fa- vorite . . . what's happening in homeroom? music major at West Chester State. THELMA L HARTZ Thel . . . out-going personal- ity .. . poet . . You should see the new interns! Medical or literary career. VIRGINIA GREGOR Ginny ... a great humorist . . . always seen at the bowl- ing alley ... a loyal basket- ball fan . . . business school. PATRICIA E. GRUNWELL Pat . . . claims a guy from Downingtown . . . never a dull moment . . . oh. those fine art classes . . future wed- ding bells. Spirited studying J. LEON HAGERTY I didn't know about it . . . mild personality . What did you say? . What's homework? EILEEN HAYES History brain . . . laughing eyes . . . handy with a needle . . great Warrior fan . . college bound. DWIGHT HALL Interest in horses . . . sharp dresser . . . college . o future vet. KATHRYN A. HEAL Kathy . . . Oh. nuts! . lots of fun to be with . . . crazy about dogs . . . head- ing for Goldey Beacom. I W NANCY GUTHRIE Nancy . . . likes to sew . . has a hot 50 Plymouth . . Saturday nights in Exton. for exams— WILLIAM H. HALL Bill . . outdoor type . . active in Scouts . . . Does anyone hove my Latin done? . future in the ministry. GARY HEEBNER Our lanky trombone player . . . Is that your motor- scooter? . . . really clobbers a soccer ball . . . engineer- ing school, watch out! 78 DOLORES HENCH Henchie . . . that certain chop . . . ace on the basket- ball court . . . another West Chester Stole student. DOROTHY L. HENSEL Dottie . . . oh. those week- ends! . . . always giggling . . . speedy on the track. DAVID M. HICKMAN Wanted to play football . . . future millionaire . . . real estate tycoon. SANDRA M. HICKMAN Sandy . . . our petite drum majorette . . . Pray tell! . . . collects memories on her mirror . . . creative with a pattern. Then, Upperclassmen at last! HENRY HIDDLESON A member of Hodges . . likes shop period ... a cer- tain girl . . . C. J.'s black Ford . . . Wait for me. JAMES W. HILLIER Jim ... an Arcaro in the making . . . found in 128 . easy to get along with . . . Go sell your bread, dummy . . . That's your prerogative. LARRY HINES Smooth man with the girls . . always has a jok© on hand . . . loves motorcycles . . . ardent hoagio fan . plans to be a painter. LINDA HIPPLE L'Stourdie . . . peppy per- sonality . . . high stepping color guard natural blonde hair. MILDRED L HOGATE Millie ... a hard worker . . . always smiling . . . enjoys history . . . future at college. FRED HOLTSMAN Drives a '58 Dodge . . . future in the Navy . . . hobby— mechanics . . . can't be found anywhere. SANDRA HOPKINS Sandy . belle from Spring- field. Mass. . . . good friend of all . . . warm smile . . . should be a success in any field. WALTER J. HOUSTON Has expensive taste . . . elite . . . digs Afro-Cuban jazz ... a cool intellectual . . . shop boy. 79 JOHN HUBER Johnny ... a sharp soccer captain . . . usually seen with a soccer ball or a certain girl . . . tennis fan . . neat dresser . . . college bound. DOROTHY IRVINE Where's the other half? . . talent for art . always ready for a jolce . . . cute smile. CARL JACKSON Hi-Fi bug . . . collector of jazz . . . conservative and conventional . college bound. CAROLYN HUSS Always laughing . . Got your homework done? take care of that special boy . . . found in any group. JUDITH INGRAM Judy . . . congenial person- ality . . . neat dresser . always ready for a lough . friend of a certain fellow . future in nursing. SHIRLEY IRVINE The ’other half . seen at the Dairy Queen . . goes for boys . . . skillful in art class. MARIE IVEY Marie . . . Is it time to go home yet? . . . ambition— position in an office future—third finger, left hand. Preer led a competent DARREL JACKSON Mickey . . . little cross coun- try runner . . . model trains . . . Don't sweat it . . . product of New York City. GLORIA JACKSON Center of a joke . . . loves a certain guy . . . keep that winning smile future college. LENA MAE IRONS Girl most likely to succeed . . . future nurse or secretory . . crazy personality . but nice . . . likes to dance. E. BRUCE JACKSON Oh. those arguments at the Coffee Pot . . good dancer . . . always party bound . . . takes care of that hair. junior class PATRICIA E. JACKSON Patti . . . cute blonde from Upper Darby . . . never end- ing excuses . . . crazy times . . future in music ... oh. those boys! 80 w ii 1 CARL JACOBS Smooth, eosy going fellow . . . con be seen in the center of o wild crowd . . . uses two dobs of Brylcreme . . . future un- decided. DANIEL H. JOCZ Don . . . collector of jozz . . . willing to try anything . . . part beatnik . . . Zen . . . South Seas bound. Exciting lab HELEN JONES Little Pixie . . . it better be o grey filly . dates, horseshows. and fox hunting on the weekends . . . wicked pilot in a Piper Cub . . . W.C.S.C. bound. JAYNE A. JAMIESON Yack-ity-yack . . . our pert mojorette captain . anima- tion plus . . . diary full of dates . . . Let's follow that car. ■ EDGAR JOHNSON Oh! those questions . . . good student . . detailed explana- tions in P.O.D. . . . college ahead. smells! JONATHAN R. JONES Johnnie . . . Roslyn swimming ace . . . enjoys female com- pany . . . college or O. C. S. California bound with the boys. JOANNE JARRETT What time are we going to the game? . . . sentimental- ist .. . always trying not to blush ... so many clothes . . . unfailing school spirit. BRUCE JOHNSTON Quiet and conservative . . • lives for the gridiron ... so glad to be in the East . . . college after graduation. KENNETH W. JONES Ken . . . W. C.'s cupid . . . problem solver . . loves swimming oh, those parties . . Walter’s altar . . . Oh, really? WILLIAM JEFFERIS Bill . . . sharp dresser . . . future in business school . . . sometimes found at the Combo . . . watch out prep school . . . Hey! wait a minute. JAMES D. JOHNSTON Jim . . . scholar from West Catholic . . . cross country Ace ... fill the oil and check the gas . . . watch out, Penn State. STEPHEN R. JONES Steve . . . Civil Air Patrol . . . industrious . . . headed for engineering college. 81 f SANDRA KARMERZE Sandy . . . sharp clothes . . . keen personality . . . Warrior fan . . . dependable friend . . . college in future. VIOLET KEISER Honor roll scholar . . . quiet and sincere . . always glad to help . . . Youth for Christ Club . . . headed for Bible School. JOSIE KING Always falling up the steps . . . nice personality . . . neat dresser . . . likes pen pals . . . future as a nurse. ORVILLE KING Orkel . . . neat dresser . swell personality . . . can always be found in that hot Chevy . . . future—Air Force. Moses triumphed in speaking contest WILLIAM KING Billy . . . fast cars . . sharp dresser . procrastinator . . . future—Air Force. CAROLYN J. KRAMER Can't keep a straight face . . . science and history whiz . . . peppy cheerleader . sports enthusiast . . . college bound. JERRY D. KREIDER Jerry . . . quiet till you get to know him . . . I'm just a lonely boy . . . 'Oh no. women drivers. SUSAN KUBECK Knows anything and everything about horses . . . throws wild swimming parties . . . known for her cool smile . . . true Malvern Prep fan. A. MARY LAMMEY Mary . . . nice and conserva- tive . . . loves to drive—but watch out . always listen- ing to the top tunes . . . dancing fan future— hair dressing school. LINDA LANDERS Sharp dresser . . . quick smile for everyone Johnny Mathis fan . . . loves parties . very attractive . . . future—beautician. MELISSA LANDIS Lisso . . . equestrienne . . Are you going to the game? . . . likes fox hunting . . . future—college in Californio. WILLIAM LARIO Likes to work on engines . . . against P. O. D. hot Merc without second gear . . . Does it run? 82 JEAN MAGEE Equestrienne loves toasted donuts . . . swim- ming parties . . . always talk- ing ... I don't have my Spanish done. LINDA L MAHAN Pedestrians, gang way! . . . avid Warrior fan . . . oh nooo! ... a warm person- ality . . . college bound. N. EDWARD MANDES Ed . . . dislikes writing English themes . . . capable class president . . . always ready for some fun . . . What's everybody doing? We boarded a successful Showboat PATRICIA LILLEY Pat . . . quiet but nice . . . future—business school . . . likes to play hockey. W. BARRY LINDEKE Barry . . the quiet type . . . likes photography and target shooting . . . future in engi- neering. JOSEPH J. LIPKA Sonny ... a real smooth character . . . neat dresser . . . cool dancer . . . look- out Coast Guard. AM WILLIAM E. LARUE Bill . . . good sense of humor . . . lots of interest in horses, sports, girls . . . conservative dresser . . . good friend to everyone future with Uncle Sam. ANNE LAWSON A real quiet girl . . . likes sewing and music Women's Air Force. BRUCE LEE Clown of the chorus makes friends easily . . . likes swimming, fishing, hi-fi . . . plays the piano . . . barber- shop quartet anyone? . . . hopes to go to Penn State. BARBARA LEIGHTON Barb . . . devoted Warrior fan . . . friendly ... al- ways winning in tennis and hockey . . . W. C. S. C. . . . future—gym teacher. RICHARD R. LITTLE. JR. Interested in electronics . . . repairs electrical equipment . . . hopes to visit Scotland someday . . . future in elec- tronics. SUSAN MANN Hi! Y'all . . . the yellow rose of Texas . . . smile for all . . . really? . . . college ahead. 83 o ▼ RENATA MARCHESI Our Italion exchange student . . . quiet and smiling . . . likes P. O. D. . . . Oh, an- other test! . . . future as a teacher. L VALERIE MATTLASE Blondie . . . bohemian . . . Desert Water Bag, Happiness I960 red jeep with fringe on top . . . future— artist. MICHAEL F. MARTENS Mick . . . scholor . . . covers miles in a hurry . . . plays a smooth trumpet . . . Order of the Arrow. LLOYD R. MAXWELL Quiet and conservative . . . ping pong enthusiast seen in a baby Blue Caddy future in college or service. EDWARD M. MATLACK Ed . . . found at the fire- house . . . always ’ooking for the grease gun . . . Tell me I wouldn't. Sam.... avid chorus mem- ber . . . can always be found at Thornton Market . . . clock watcher future un- decided. NICHOLAS MATTIA Nicodemus . . . ploys a hot trumpet ... a real mechanic when it comes to Pontiacs? . . . can't wait for the 3:15 bell future—teachers college. J. GLENN McCOOL Luke . . . poet laureate of shop . . . sharp dresser . . . good dancer . . . fits his name— Cool. We took to the stage . . . MARY W. McGOVERN Mary Belle ... all the way from Lancaster . . . has a devilish smile . . . collegiate clothes . . . Hey . . . headed for college. MARGARET MclLVAlNE Margie . . . oh, those pretty blue eyes! . . . bright smile . . . pizza lover . . . wild driver. MARION L. McKELL Always dropping books . . . sharp clothes . . . gifted with pen . . . friendly smile . . . talented artist. JUDITH McVEY Judy . . . dashing red head . . . ready smile . . . War- rior fan . . . fun to be with . . . future—technician. 84 BETSY MEADOWCROFT Bets . . . plays piano . . . short and sweet . . . college after school . . . drives a Dodge . . . from Kennett. PAULINE E. MECKLEY Polly . . . oh, that laugh . . . those Interesting experiences . . can be found almost anywhere . . . Pop. can I have the car? . . . loves dancing. ANTHONY L MELTON Tony ... a real easygoing character . . . always check- ing things out . . . future in the Air Force. t GRAYDON MEREDITH Ladies’ man . . . found at Westtown Cities Service . '46 Chevy ... his trombono . . . future in the Navy. BARBARA E. MILLER Barb . . likes her Army green . . Coatesville bound . . . Oh. that’s jive . . . likes to tinker with pianos . . . future as a secretory. EDWARD G. MILLER Eddie . . . fond of blue jeans . . . Gillette on strike . . future in Navy . . one of the shop boys. in Pinafore11 and Lost Horizon JACK MILLER Jack . . . one of the boys . . . Hey man! . . . pitch- ing ace . . . likes women and jazz . . . future in the business world. JANE R. MILLER Quiet, sincere, and excitable . . . collegiate dresser . . . pizza and blue ginger ale . . . loves winter . . school spirit . . Boy, isn’t that the truth. J. MICHAEL MILLER Mike . . . likes WDAS . . . wears a tiki . . . collegiate cfcothes . . . future undecided . one of the shop boys. MARTHA M. MELTON Ditter . . . whiz on the hockey field . . . can be found al- most anyplace . . . good for a laugh . . . future—physical education teacher. GARY L. MILLER Gar . . Have car, will travel . . . Sundays, bay bound . . . future undecided. SARA MILLER Likes to buy the latest records . . . always singing . . . nice personality future — Cheyney. 85 NANCY MINTZER Neat dresser . . . real crazy driver . . . can be found at Exton ... a great dancer . . . business world ahead. NANCY MORGAN Can be found at the sock-hop . . . future as a nurse . . . loves that Washington air! . . . nice dresser. m JUDITH ANN MOULTON Short and cute . . . short skirts . . . weekends in Wil- mington . . . found at the Combo. WALTER MITCHELL Mitch . . . drives a hot '58 Plymouth . . likes to play baseball . . . can be found at Yoder's . . . future in the Navy. RICHARD MOATS Moatsie . . . always smil- ing . . . may be found in the vicinity of room 221. W. GERALD MOORE Jerry . . . always good for a laugh . . . likes water ski- ing . . . can’t wait until 3:15 . . . future undecided. The Battle of the Bruces . . . RUTH MORGAN Who’s at the Royal? . . . favorite class is English . . . future in hair dressing. GERALD R. MORROW Jerry . . . machine shop boy . . night classes at Philadel- phia College of Bible . . . future undecided. DYCTIS J. MOSES Dyck . . . the golden-tongued orator . . . con be found at Cheyney dances . . big time soccer player . . pharmacy at Howard U. WILLIAM MOYER Bill . . Mr. Outdoors . . . great friend 1o all . . . true Phillies fan . . . likes camp- ing and girls. ALICE MURPHY Punkin . . . sharp dresser . . . fun to be with . . . witty and simple . . certain boy . . . Gosh! Mr. Nichols. GAYLA MURPHY Guess what! . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . jazzy dresser bubbling personality . . . always laughing. 86 MANFRED NAGEL Fred . . . hobby—sports . . . con't wait till lunch time . . . o future technician . . . can bo found in town. MARLYN M. NEFF Miss Sophistication . . . lovely wardrobe long brown hair . . . Wait till I tell ya. . . . to be capped in white. BARBARA NELSON Lilces Spanish . . . quiet but friendly ... oh, that smile . . . future ot Goldey Beacom. ALPHONSO J. NEWSOME Milce . . . future in Air Force . . . liked by everyone . . always ready for party fun . . . very popular with the fairer sex. was a stirring council race. THOMAS NIELDS Tom ... a friendly person . . . likes Industrial Arts . . interested in model railroading. CARL NIELSON Drives a '54 Chev . . . swing- ingest rod in lot . . . in high demand . . . can be found at First West Chester Fire House. GERALD NIELSON Lots of fun . . . liked by everyone . . . sharp person- ality . . . '54 Chev . . . works at Westtown City Serv- ice station. MARY NINOS What did you soy? . . . liked by everyone . . . future hair dresser . . . hobbies— records, dancing. SYLVIA NODICH Goes for red T-birds . . weekends in New York . . blond hair . . . “Do you think this looks all right? LESTER OLIN Les . . . man with a camera . . . restored model A . . . good tenor man in band . . . future in magazine photog- raphy. ROBERT OTTERSEN Michigan transfer . . Tiger fan . . . likes fishing and baseball . . . college bound . . . true asset to school. MARY ELIZABETH PADEN Mimi . . . always joking . . . can be found at Weaner's ... an ardent basketball fan . . . colorful hair. 87 DORIS PAGE Found at the socle hop . counts the minutes in English class ... a future secretary. PETER PARONEN New Hampshire’s gift to Penn- sylvania . . . natural clown . . . good student. JOHN POLITE A friend of everybody . . . Mr. Outdoors . . . girls be- ware . . hobbies: hunting and fishing. BARBARA PAPPAS Barb . . . quiet and reserved reads widely enjoys folk music . . . educat- ing for a nursing career. LEWIS G. PECK Buggsey . . . only boy in most of his classes . . . isn't he lucky? . . . can be found at West Chester Hardware. MARGARET PARISE Peggy . . . friend to all . . . sparkling personality sharp dresser . . . neat con- vertible . . college in future. ROBERT PHIEL A real good guy . . '51 Ford . . . good for a laugh any- time . . . gives a helping hand with anything. RONALD D. PARKE Ronnie . . . nice personality . . . never in homeroom . . . can't wait for the weekend . . . the working man. ROBERT PLEASONTON Tex . . . one of the boys . . . whiz in shop . . . can be found at Herm's Atlantic Sta- tion . . . future in the Navy. Ring fittings—and then JAMES W. POLLOCK Jim . . . tennis whiz . . . egod! what trig? . . . honor roll material Oh. really? . . . avid Giant fan . . . Penn State bound. ■ J. ELAINE POWELL Elaine . . . our capable coun- cil secretary . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . I'm in the mood for love . . . predi- lection for blondes . . . I'd be embarrassed. JAMES PREER Active in school functions . . . math and science whiz . . . accomplished musician ... a leader . . . Haverford bound! 88 CONNIE L. PRYOR A sincero friend . . . never in homeroom . . . real school booster! . . . Let's go to Jamison's . . . first graders, beware. JOAN E. PURCELL Purcy . . . everybody's friend . . . Stop it, Chip . . . never a dull moment . . future in elementary education. JOHN PURCELL Chip . . . whiz on the tennis courts .. . . loves parties and hunting (birds?) . . Julius seize her . . . on to college. FAY A. PYLE Giggles . . . can be found roller skating . . . watch for that certain boy . . . neat dresser simply loves P.O.D. . . . future undecided. JOHN PYLE Johnny . . . baseball fanatic . . . hard worker ... a great personality . . . future history teacher. NANCY L. QUINTER Nance . . . giggles as she tickles the worries ... a cer- tain smile . . . Hold on a minute . . . It's really n-ah- thing! PATRICIA H. RAMBO A real sweet girl . . full of giggles . . . wonderful per- sonality . . . California, here she comes! P. STEPHEN RAMSAY Steve . . . clown in the halls . . . Interested in sports . . . one of the Green Hill boys . . future undecided. we knew the next year was ours! PATRICIA ANN RAY Pat . . . enjoys reading . . loves home ec . . . loaded with fun . . future mis sionary. SUSAN J. REED Sue . . . neat dresser . . . seen with twins . . . active in everything . . . C.A.P. . . . future nurse . . .oh! those jokes . . . See yal REBECCA J. REESE Becky . . always up on the latest records . . . can be found in a green Chevy . . . future marriage. MAX D. REESER Max . . . one of the shop boys . . . quiet . . . future Navy. 89 ALICE E. REILLY Activo in sports . . . Pops . . . neat dresser . . . likes pizza and New York City . . . future undecided. PEGGY A. REILLY A friend to everyone . . known for her sweet smile and great personality . . . lots of fun . . .oh, those dimples. FREDERICK H. REYNOLDS Fred . . . Sea Scouts . . . swimming . . . college bound . . . hot Ford? JEAN ROBINSON Jeanie . . a big bonus to W.C.H.S. . . . watch that spelling . . . ready for fun . . . contagious lough. The best year under Mandes JOHN ROLFE Joy . . fancy trig tables . . . University of Delaware, here we come . . never at a IgjS for words . . . future engineer. DIANE ROLLINS Quiet and scholarly . . . nice smile . . . college or nursing school . . . friendly. L. JUANITA RONEY Oh! that dizzy blonde . . neat dresser . . . good grief . . . future, doctors beware. CHARLOTTE M. ROSENBERRY One half . . . lots of fun . . . book enthusiast . . . peo- ples bound for the business world. GRACE E. ROSENBERRY The other half . . . ready smile . . . likes a good book . . . secretarial future . . . which one are you? WILLIAM B. ROSS Bruce . . sailing enthusiast . . . clown of 222 . . . inter- ested in ham radio . . remember Elk Neck ... fu- ture unknown. ROBERT ROSS Bob . . . quiet type . . . those trig classes . . . found on the Chesapeake sailing ... on to college in the fall. MARDELL ROWLAND Oh, Chooch . . . sports fan . . hockey ace . . . those wild parties . . . certain to succeed. 90 BARBARA A. RUSSELL Barbi . . . sharp dresser . . Why? . . likes art and ice cream . . . future un- decided. C. GEOFFREY RUTH Jeff . . . well liked by every- one . . . can be found on any basketball court . . . prep school after high school. CHERYL RYLAND Oh! those high notes . . . gives great parties . . . loves those hand motions . . . Cen- tral State College in Ohio. C. ELLSWORTH SANDOE Ellzie . . . wheels a mean stick Olds . . . likes to work on cars . . . drag racing enthusi- ast . . . future mechanic. Enviable senior privileges LOUIS SCARFO Louie . . . drives a cool truck . . . friendly, active never in homeroom . . . can be found in the gym. w DIANE SEYDEL Dee . . sparkling personality . . . crazy twister . . . sharp dresser . . . business world ahead. BRUCE H. SCHAEFFER The mole . . great at all sports . . . plays a mean sax . . . can be found in most activities . . girls find him quite amusinc future W.C.S.C. ANNETTE SHAW Nancy . . . can be found after school in 127 . . . I have a question . . See you at the class reunion. L. JEANETTE SCHUCK Jeanie . . . oh, that haircut . . quiet and sincere . . . likes typing . . . future as a teacher. NANCY L. SHAW Don't panic . . . whiz with needle and thread . . . watch those heels when you drive! . . . grade school, look out. SUSANNE SEITER Susie . . . friend to everyone . . . oh. those gym classes . . . that crazy laugh . . . future uncertain. STEPHEN C. SHELLER Steve . . . Did you do your homework? . . . great per- sonality . . . likes hunting future in oil burner service. 91 EILEEN SICKLER Perky brunette . . . friend to all . . . on the go . . . cutest laugh you ever heard. THOMAS R. SICOLI Tom ... a future politician . . . big brother Tom . . . chauffeur . . . Where’s that gavel? . . . our boy governor. MARY J. SMEDLEY All around girl . . . student council veteran . . . Support your school store . . . high jumping cheerleader Did someone say Gettys- burg? . . . Florence Night- ingale. DOROTHY SMITH Smitty . . . short and sweet . . cute . . . sharp dresser . . . friendly . . . personality . . . likes to bowl. JOSEPHINE SMITH Pleasant smile for everyone Oh, those P. O. D. classes! . . . future uncertain. RUTH ANN SMITH Smitty . . . can be found at Pinocchio's . . . likes the stocks . . . hot tacos ... a certain someone. ESTHER L. SMYTHE Seamstress . . . fond of food . . . likes the college library . . . Guess who I just saw? . . . candy striper . . . future nurse. DOUGLAS SORENSEN Doug . . . likes to swim . . . hobby is cars . . can be found most anyplace . . future is still uncertain. Seniors sweep boys' speaking contest HOLLEY SPANGLER Loves company . . . never at a loss for words- . . . What’s your major maladjust- ment? ... to be capped in white. DENNIS C. SPITZ Weiner . . likes the oppo- site sex . . . has a real sweet voice for chorus . . . on to W.C.S.C. NANCY H. STAFFORD Naturally curly hair never ending energy . . . soft spoken . . ready smile . . . Tell me! . . . college ahead. BARRY STAMPER Wild One . always made the scene in the Rup- tured Duck . . . did anything for a few laughs. 92 ROLAND STERN Cross country . . . conscien- tious objector . . . special interests: swimming, debating . . . world traveler . . . Hoverford bound. FRANK TALLEY Plays a mean horn . . . class- ical music . . . ham radio operator . . Spanish scholar . . . electronics and music after school. Thanksgiving MARTHA G. THOMAS Marcy . . . watch that sword . . . sports fan . . . con- genial personality . . . Oh, my hair sticks out! KENTON STOKES Kent . . . athletically in- clined plays a wild clarinet ... a real scholar . . . girls beware . . . Penn Vet. DONNA G. TAYLOR Library whiz . . . Oh, those eyes! basketball fan . . . always smiling . . . bound for Goldey Beacom. Mums11 for all MARGARET THOMPSON Peggy . . . always has a smile . . . Oh, those jokes! . . . sharp dresser. hr - ELIZABETH STORCK Beth . . . quiet . . . friend to all . ... neat dresser . . . always on the go . . . future in nursing. VIRGINIA TAYLOR Gingie likes bowling, swimming, and ice skating . . . likes the drive-in. B. RENEE THOMPSON Moth enthusiast . . . always en route to chorus room . . . Have you seen the twins? . . . next step—college. MARION P. STRODE Morion . . many ways mu- sical minded . . . personality plus . . . step in stride with Strode on the sports scene . . . college bound. GLORIA THOMAS Neat dresser . . . cute . . . likes that Air Force blue . . . easy to get along with . . . future secretary. SUSAN D. THOMPSON Watch out for the Navy . . . likes the races . . . ardent T-Bird lover . . . Have fun. 93 RAYMOND TILL Cool ham . . . What home- work?” . . likes to swim . . . engineering after school. JAMES WALKER College quality . . wild ‘52 Dodge . . . popular with both sexes . . likes typing and bookkeeping . . . came from Conestoga. SHIRLEY A. WARD Shirley . . . quiet if you don't know her . . . conservative . . friend to all . . . future lab technician. CHARLES TOOMEY Chuck ... a great ladies’ man . . . those crazy button shoes . . . future in engi- neering. JOHN M. TRESTON Matt . . . great athlete . . . ping-pong player . . . whiz in math class. ELIZABETH C. WAGER Beth ardent Warrior booster . . . our Lizzie . . . into everything . . . look out college! A darling exchange student—Renata WINIFRED WALKER Winnie . . . enjoys music . . . what a voice . . . wait- ress during the summer . college bound. GAIL WALTER Gail . . . imported from El Paso . . . always on that phone . . . can’t break one hundred . . . Tony Perkins fon ... a true friend. H. JAMES WALTER Jim . . . likes those long trips to the shore . . . can be found on the basketball court . . . Acme employee. - MARY WASHINGTON Happy personality . . . fun to bo with . . . nice dresser . . . found at the Community Center . . . future beautician. GEORGE E. WEAVER Quite friendly . . . always around . . . clown ... at the gym after school. JOHN A. WEAVER Charlie . . . friend to all hopes to become a machinist . . . shop boy. 94 WESLEY W. WEAVER Sonny . . . usuolly found any- where . . always clowning in class . . . future in the U. S. Air Force. JANET M. WEBSTER Likes horses prefers horses to men . . . keeps roads to Delaware and New Jersey hot . . . future training race horses. MAURICE A. WESLEY Reesie . . . c wizard on the soccer field . . . real cool wrestler . . . one of the Chest- nut Street boys . . . third smallest in senior class . . . future at W.C.S.C. BERNADETTE J. WESTCOTT Bunny . . . red hair . . . fun to be with . . . real cool laugh . . . always willing to help a friend. Our many Merit Scholars WILLIAM WHITCRAFT Woody . . . good personality ... in the band . . . future undecided. EILEEN WHITING Summers at Hampton Beach . . . master typist . . . The Revolutionary War . . . My hair is not red! . . . nursing school ahead. DOLORES WHITNEY Dee . . . blond hair and blue eyes . . . Don't worry about it. . . . pleasing personality . . . can usually be found at Exton high stepping majorette. DIANE WILHELMY Dee . . . Florida tan . . . neat dresser . . . French twist . . . math whiz! . . . Who's the latest? DANIEL WILL Dan . . . intelligent and re- fined . . . don’t let his study- ing mislead you . . . worm and sincere . . bright col- lege prospect. GEORGE WILLENBROCK Hard worker . . . enjoys drag racing . . . duck and goose hunter. CONSTANCE WILLIAMS Connie enthusiastic cheerleader . . . big tease . . . quick thinker . . . quite a writer ... a leader, sure to succeed. JUDITH WILLIAMSON Big brown eyes ... a friend to everyone . . . likes music and swimming . . . excellent cook nursing career ahead. 95 MARGARET L. WILLIS Peggy . . . what a laugh . . . someone in New Mexico . . ,. future secretary. SUSAN WILLIS Susie . . . Miss Persnickety . . . left, right, left . . . effervescent personality . . . college bound. DONALD E. WILLS Don ... a shop boy . . . '52 Chevy ... he tries for track . . . uncertain future. DOLLY WILSON Lover of potato chips . . . likes conservative music . . . wedding bells will soon be ringing . . . future housewife. JOANNE WOLFREY Miss Meticulous . . . ambi- tion—White Thunderbird . . . should be on the track team . . . Isn't that adorable? . . . capable G. W. asso- ciate editor. HARRY WRIGHT Likes math class . . future in the Navy . . . girls and cars fan . . . always found at the Exton Roller Rink. JOHN WRIGHT Wrightie . . . outfielder on the baseball team . . . Eng- lish whiz . . . can be found at York . . . college bound. DAVID YATES Dave . . . going streamline . . . out of town girls . . . everyone's friend . . . future undecided. Only memories remain HOWARD C. YOCUM Howie . . . loves Philly . . . interest in Penn . . . digs hot rods. DIANE N. YODER Wonderful sense of humor . . . plays a crazy sax . . . quiet . . drives Flying Betsy. ROGER ZOOK Zookie . . . math brain . . . deep heat on his toothbrush . . . future architect. 96 OUR PRESIDENT LOOKS BACK As we look back on our three years at West Chester High School, our emotions are varied. We remember the excitement of the soccer games, and cheering ourselves hoarse at many other athletic events. We remember struggling with the slide rule in trig, slaving over our Shakespeare, and keeping up to date on world news and the latest scientific inventions. How we dreaded college board examinations and waited nervously for the results. How proud we were of the seniors who carried off honors in the speaking contests. We do not mean to give the impression that school was all study, for we had a lot of fun, too. Forgetting our dignity as seniors, we acted silly on Baby Day. The Senior Prom and the Senior Dinner Dance were nights we shall never forget. The road has been long and difficult, but we have succeeded in attain- ing our goal. This success would not have been possible without the assistance of our teachers, parents, guidance counselors, and administrators. Our educa- tion has helped prepare us for the challenges which must be met in life. What lies ahead of us on the road to follow? Some of us will go on to college; others will find work or enter the armed forces. Whatever our choice, West Chester High School will always remain a happy part of our memories. Early in our senior high school career, we were saddened by the death of two of our classmates, Richard Miller and Carl Hollagher. Their many friends will long remember the happy times they shared with us. —Edward Mandes “dio whom, the yod jjauifi, disA in youth” — PLATUS CARL HALLAGHER RICHARD MILLER 1940—1960 1941 — 1958 SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES The following activities were compiled as of January I, 1961. Activities, honors, or awards after that date are not included. 12; Mixed 11; Honor l0 Wr GEORGE ADAMS—Wrestling 10. II. CAROLYN ADAMSON—Garnet and White 12. LINDA ALVARADO—Socle and Buskin Club II. Chorus II. 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus Roll Pin Award II; Spanish Club 12. JEAN ANDERS—Basketball II. RICHARD ANDERSEN — Honor Roll Pin Award 10. I I Honors Banquet 10. II; Intr. Volleyball 10. II; Intr. Basket ball 10. II. 12; National Merit Scholarship Semi-finolis ELIZABETH AYRES—Indionhead 12. LEE BAHLER—Honor Roll Pin Award 10. SUSAN BAIR—Sock and Buskin Club II. I 12; Girls' Chorus 12; German Club 10; Nurse EDWARD BAIRD—Cass President 10; Sock an 12: Band 10: Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Hortars Boi 10. II; Football Varsity 10. II, 12; Track ll; Tr. ball 10. II; Intr. Basketball 10. II; Varsi Vice-President 12; National Merit Schola Commendation; Tableaux II. 12. BARBARA BALDERSTON—Asst. Class Treas II; Sock and Buskin Club 10, II. 12; Garnet ond White 11. 12; Indionhead 12: Mixed Chorus II. 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet 10. II; Cheerleaders 10. II, 12; Spanish Club 12. C. CHRISTOPHER BALDERSTON—F.F.A. 10. II. JANE BALDERSTON—Art Club 10. KENNETH BARKER—Council II. 12; M Chorus 12; Boys’ Chorus 12; Honor Roll Honors Banquet 10. II; Football 10. II. VarsifyJ$2f Tracjl 10. II; Intr. Volleyball II; Varsity Club 12; I'fodiorf f M C Scholarship Semi-finalist; Chemistry Club I OKUWN—Hor BRENDA BARRETT—Council 10: Sock and Buskin Club 12; BETSY BULLOCK— s 12; Girls’ Chj nji Garnet and White lixed ChoruS 21 A . oil Pin Award lO.TfU4 Band 10. II; Mixed Chorus Awar Nurses 10. DAVID BAYLISS—Visual Aids 10. NANCY BELL—Bond II. 12; Honor Roll Pin Honors Banquet II. ELAINE BENSON—-Sock and Buskin Club 12; 12; Debating Club 12; International Relations 12. SHIRLEY BERNARD—Girls’ Croft, 10. RUTH ANN BERRY—Indionhead 12; American Legion Essoy Contest. 2nd place, II; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus II; Spanish Club 12; Debating Club 12. JOHN BICKING—Bond 10. II. SARAH BIEHN—Fine Arts Club 10. ORRELL BIETZ—Sock and Buskin Club II. 12; II. 12: Mixed Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus II; Hon Award 10. II; Honors Banquet 10; German Card II; Spanish Club 12. CHESTER BISHOP—Garnet and White 12; Dist. Band II. 12; Orchestra 10. II, 12; Hoha’f. Award 10. II; Honors Banquet 10. II; ftafip fal Scholarship Letter of Commendation; Honorable County Science Fair II; Physics Club 12. LOIS ANN BLACK—Doily Local News Ad Contest. Is i r e. MELISSA BLACK—Class Secretary 10; Girls' Speaking (5oh- test 10; Sock and Buskin Club 10. II, 12; Play Cast 10; Orchestra II. 12; Mixed Chorus 10. II, 12; Adv. Chorus 10, ll| 12; Dist. Chorus II, 12; Boys' Chorus Accompanist 11. 12; Regional Chorus II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet 10. II; National Merit Scholarship Semi- finoFst; German Club 10. WILLIAM BLACK—Soccer II; Intr. Volleyball II. CAROL BLANK—Girls’ Chorus 12; Intr. Basketball II; Crafts Club 10. SARAH BLEI—Garnet and White 12; Goldey Beacom Spell. ing Award 11. FRANCIS BLOISE— Bond 10. MARGARET BOHANNON—Basketball 10. Varsity II; Hoc- key 10. Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. II; Intr. Basketball 12; Spanish Club 12. BRUCE BONAVENTURE—Class Vice President II; Council 10, II, President 12; Garnet and White II. 12; Indion- head 10. II. 12; Football II, Varsity 12; Baseball Varsity 10. II; Wrestling 10. II, Captain 12; Intr. Softball 10; •Vopeyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10. II. 12; Varsity Club Booster Club II. 12; Optimist Club Award: Club II. MARY ANN BORTREE—Indionhead I I; Honor Roll Pin Award 10: Nyrses' Aide 10. II, 12; Library Aide 10. II. PAMELA BOWMAN—Indionhead 12; Chess Club 10. C. BOYER—Sock and Buskin Club II, 12; Garnet and 12; Indionhead 10. II. 12; Bond 10. II. 12; Mitred? Cfvor us 12; Girls' Chorus II; Honor Roll Pin Award Hockey 10: Intr. Volleyball 10. II; Cheerleaders 10. Varsity II. Captain 12; Booster Club 12; DAR Awnrd 12; Newspaper Club 10; Spanish Club 12. RICHARD BRAMBLE—Indionhead 12. BARBARA BRINTON—Sock and Buskin Club II, 12; Indian- head 11. CONNIE BROOKS—Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Garnet and fJ White II, 12; Goldey Beacom Spelling Award II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. 9AMES R. BROWN—Typing Club 10. KATHERINE BROWN—Indionhead 12. a X tALIL BROWN—Honor Roll Pin Award 11. � ..i.Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Council II; wmoT ana wnue II. Editor 12; Indionhead 10. II; Essay Winner 10; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus II; i -Jpirls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet 10. II; BPW Girl of the Month; National Merit ■'-Scholarship Letter of Commendation; National Presbyterian Scholarship Semi-finalist; Mikado 10. Pinafore II; “Annie Got your Gun II. JUDY BURNETT—Daily Local News Ad Contest. 3rd prize, 11. SHERRY BUTLER—Nurses’ Aide 10. II, 12. WILLIAM BYERS—Council 12; Band 10. II, 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Boys’ Chorus 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Baseball Varsity II; Intr. Volleyball II; Dance Band 10. II. 12. RICHARD CALHOUN Spanish Club 12. HELEN CAPANNA—Garnet and White 12; Typing Club 10. MICHAEL CASSIDY—Bond 10. II; Intr. Volleyball 12; Intr. Basketball II, 12; FFA 10, II, Advisor 12; Dance Band HAROLD CHALFANT -Wrestling II, 12; Varsity Club 12; _5 untry 12. JUNE CHAMBERS—Intr Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Cross Volleyball 10. II. 12; Intr. Basket- ball 10. II. 12. JOSEPH CIALINI—Intr. Volleyball II, 12; Intr. Soccer 12. LUTHER CLARK—Track II; Intr. Volleyball 10, II, 12. CAROLE CLOMPUS—Asst. Class Treasurer I I; Mixed Chorus II. 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Hockey 10. II; Spanish Club 12. DAVID CLOSSON—Council 10. II, 12; ' Pinafore'' II; Mixed Chorus 10. II, 12; Adv. Chorus 10, 10. II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award II Country 10, II, 12; Intr. Softball I II. 12; Intr. Basketball Debating Club 12. II, 12; Boys' Chorus Track 10. II; Cross- ; Intr. Volleyball 10, 10. II. 12; Varsity Club 10. II. 12; 98 JILL COGHLAN—Ploy Cast 10: Mixed Chorus II. 12: Adv. Chorus II. 12: Girls' Chorus 10: Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II: Honors Banquet 10. II; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation; Debating Club 12. CAROL COLLINS—Girls' Speaking Contest II; Sock and Buskin Club 10. II, 12; Play Cast II; Tableau 12: Indian- head 12: Mixed Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Spanish Club 12. LAWRENCE COX—Basketball 10, II, Varsity 12; Baseball Varsity 10. II; Cross-Country 10. MARSHALL CRAWFORD—Council 12; Track 10. II; Soccer 10. II, 12; Wrestling. Manager, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. II. 12; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Basketball 10. II. 12; Varsity- - Club 10, II. Pres.. 12; Soccer Award 12; Gym Club llw-J NETHA CUTHBERT—Mixed Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus Basketball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, II; tnU- Basket fJlKJ$, 11.12. (A V JANE DAVIS—Sock and Buskin Club 10. II Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Basketball 10; $!o tb Hockey Varsity 10. II. 12; National Merit Sch Letter of Commendation; Debating Club 12; Gorrrvqi 10: Chemistry Club II; Physics Club LINNIE DAVIS—Council 11; Sock and B Play Cast II; Indianhead 10; Booster Club 12. HELEN DELANO—Band 10. II. 12; Orchestra 10. II. 12; ( : N Mixed Chorus II. 12; Adv. Chorus II. 12; Girls' Chorus P 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet 10. II; (J Hockey 10; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation; Debating Club. Corresponding Secretary 12. JUDITH Dl FELICE—Majorettes II, 12; Chrisj Ri Queen 12; Typing Club 10. JOAN ANN DI NENNO—Indianhead 12. CHARLES DONATO—Garnet and White 12 rt C i v .10. BRIAN DOUGLAS—Sock and Buskin Ciub Indianhead 12; Intr. Softball 12; lat£ Intr. Basketball II. 12; German CluoT ; ROBERT FORBES—Mixed Chorus 10; Boys' Chorus 10; Foot- ball 10. II. CHRISTINE FUNK—Sock and Buskin Club 12; Basketball Mgr. 12. SARAH GAINS—Sock and Buskin Club II; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Softball 10; Intr. Softball 10; Flash Card II. PAMELA GERHARD—Sock and Buskin Club 10. II, 12; Garnet and White 12; Indianhead II; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet 10. II; Hockey 10. Varsity II; Intr. Volleyball 10, II; Golf 11; Cheerleaders 10. II, 12; Booster Club II; Chemistry Club II; Spanish Club 12; Tableaux II, 12: Dance Group I I. MARGARET GETTINGS—Council 10. II; Garnet and White Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II; Honor Roll k6ard 10. II; Honors Banquet II; Flash Card II; ng Club 12. A GIBBS—Basketball 10. II; Intr. Volleyball II, 12; Tritiv Basketball 10. II. 12. M. GILLESPIE, JR. — Football Varsity 10. Mgr. 12; Cross-Country 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. 12; Intr. BfcH qtboll 12; FFA 10, II, 12, Sentinel. VINCENT GIORDANO— Football 10 II; Varsity 12. Most Valuable Player Award. 12; Track 10, II; Varsity Club 10. II. 12. NICOLINA GIUNTA—Intr. Volleyball 10, II; Intr. Basketball 11. 12; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Badminton 12. MARIAN GLEYSTEEN—Sock and Buskin Club 12; Tabeau 12; Indianhead II, 12; Intr. Basketball 12; Spanish Club 12. ARLENE GORDON—Mixed Chorus II. 12; Girls' Chorus 10, II. DOLORES GOSLIN—Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; P.knriic Ifi II Intr. Soccer 12. CHARLOTTE DOW—Mixed Chorus I ' w Girls’ Chorus 10. II. EDITH GRAHAM—Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Indianhead 10. ; Booster Club 12. GREEN — Council II, 12; Class Treasurer 10; JbjS retta 10, II; Mixed Chorus 10. II. 12; Adv. Chorus 10. 12; Adi. Chorus ‘ Girls Chorus 10, II; Intr. Volleyball II; Intr. Basketbal i TN ROSEMARY DREWES—Basketball Varsity 12 JEAN DUNNE—Typing Club 10. DAVID DUPREE—Basketball 10. Varsity II, 12; Tridck Varsity 10, II; Soccer 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. II; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 10. II, 12; Intr. Soccer 10, II, 12. JOHN DWYER—Band 10. II; Dist. Band 10. CAROLE EDWARDS—Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Sock and H, 12; Dist. Chorus II, 12; Boys’ Chorus 10. II, 12; Foot- ball Varsity II, 12; Soccer 10; Wrestling 12; Varsity Club M. 12. AUNDRA GREER—Sock and Buskin Club 12; Indianhead 12. THOMAS GREER—Band II. 12; Tennis 10; Intr. Volleyball 12; Intr. Basketball I I. VIRGINIA GREGOR—Intr. Volleyball II. 12; Intr. Basket- ball II. 12. MARGARET GUTSCHER — Orchestra 10. 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 10, II, 12; Adv. Chorus 10, II. 12; Dist. Chorus Buskin Club Band II. 12; 12; Moore Institute of Art I. 12; Garnet and White 12; Indi Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; gc Award; German ClubVtO; Spanish Club 12. V. PEGGIE EGOLF—Indianhead 12; Intr. Basketbcfrll; Hand� ' crofts Club 10. JAMES EMORY—Soccer 10. WILLIAM EPP—Wrestling Varsity 10. BRONWYN EVANS—Sock and Buskin Club Booster Club II, 12; Debating Club 12; In Relations Club, Secretary 12. HOWELL EVANS—Band 10. II; Spanish Club PHILIP EVOLI—Basketball Varsity 10. II, 12; Vo 10, II, 12; All Ches-Mont Basketball 10 (Honorable tion); Baseball Varsity 10. JAMES FACCIOLLI—Basketball II; Varsity 12; Track 10, II; Soccer 10. II, Co-Capt. 12; Intr. Softball JO; Intr. Volley- ball 10. II; Intr. Basketball 10; Varsity Club 10. II, 12; Soccer Award 12. ROBERT FOESTER—Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Chemistry Club 11. II. 12; 1 10; The Mika bC,;ob LEON HAGERTY • • Girls' Chorus Accompanist II. kado 10; Pinafore II. Honor Roll Pin Award 12; German Club 10; Slide Rule Club Men- DWIGHT HALL—Council 10; Soccer 10. WILLIAM HALL—Intr. Volleyball II, 12; Intr. Basketball II, 12; Intr. Softball II; Intr. Football 12; Intr. Soccer 12; InfcLCouncil 11. THELMA HARTZ — Sock and Buskin Club II, 12; Mixed horus II, 12; Adv. Chorus II; Girls' Chorus 10. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Flash Card II. EEN HAYES—Asst. Class Treasurer 10. II, 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10. II. 12; Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet 10. II; Hockey 10; Intr. Basketbail II; Tabeau 12; German Club 10; Spanish Club 12. KATHRYN HEAL—Intr. Volleyball 10. II; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Basketball 10, II, 12; Knitting Club 10; Intr. Bad- minton 12. GARY HEEBNER—Band 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus 10. II. 12; Boys' Chorus 10, II. 12; Adv. Chorus 10. II, 12; Soccer 12; Dance Band 10. 99 DOLORES HENCH—Basketball 10; Softball 10; Intr. Soft- ball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, II, 12; Intr. Basketball II, 12. DOROTHY HENSEL—Intr. Basketball 10. II. SANDRA HICKMAN—Council 10, II; Sock and Buskin Club 10, II. 12; Garnet and White II, 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Golf II; Majorettes 10. II. Drum Majorette 12; Booster Club Secretary II, Vice President 12; Spanish Club 12. HENRY HIDDLESON—Football Varsity 10. II; Varsity Club 10. II. JAMES HILLIER—Council 10. II. LINDA HIPPLE—Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus JJ, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award I I; Honors Banquet I I 12; The Mikado II; Annie Get'Your MILDRED HOGATE—Library Aid li, f2.v JOHN HUBER—Council 12; Soccer Soccer Trophy 12; Tennis 10. II Biology Club President 12. CAROLYN HUSS—Typing Club 10. JUDITH INGRAM—Girls1 Chdfus I2rfr Future Nurses 10. II. LENA MAE IRONS—Mixed Chorus Intr. Volleyball II. DOROTHY IRVINE—Mixed Chorus I Basketball 12; Future Nurses 10. SHIRLEY IRVINE—Mixed Chorus 12; Basketball 12; Future Nurses 10. MARIE IVEY—Typing Club 10. CARL JACKSON—Mixed Chorus lO. 10. II, 12; Boys' Chorus Volleyball 10. DARRELL JACKSON—Track sity 12; Intr. Basketball II Club 12; Spanish Club 12. GLORIA JACKSON—Intr. Softball 10. II. 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. II. PATRICIA JACKSON—Mixed Chorus 11; Spanish Club 11. JAYNE JAMIESON—Council 11; Sock and Buski 11, 12; Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Majorettes II. Head Majorette J2; Future Nurse’s Aide 10, II. 12. JOANNE JARRETT—-Sock and Buskin Club II, Chorus II, 12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Awal Intr. Volleyball 10, II; Intr. Basketball II. DANIEL JOCZ—Mixed Chorus 12; Boys' Chorus EDGAR JOHNSON—Honor Roll Pin Award 10, Banquet 10, II. BRUCE JOHNSTON—Class Vice President 12; Football II, Varsity 12; Track 10. Varsity II. JAMES JOHNSTON—Mixed Chorus I2; Boys' Adv. Chorus 12; Track II; Cross-Country jh 12; Intr. Basketball II; Varsity Club II. 17- HELEN JONES—Intr. Volleyball II; Intr. BdsfefBall Club 10. JONATHON JONES—Council II; Intr. Volleyball II; Intr. Basketball II. 12. KENNETH JONES—Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Boys’ Speaking Contest. 3rd place II; Sock and Buskin Club 10. II. 12; Play Cast 10, II; Indianhead 10, Associate Editor II, Editor 12; Mixed Chorus 10. Treasurer II, Vice Pres. 12; Adv. Chorus 10. II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Spanish Club. Treasurer 12; Tableaux 10, II, 12. STEPHEN JONES—Spanish Club 12. SANDRA KARMERZE—Sock and Buskin Club II. 12; Girls' Chorus 12; Indianhead 12. JOSIE KING—Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Tableau 12; Indian- head 12; Intr. Basketball 12; Future Nurses. Vice-Pres. II. Dt UVrfC UL.L — .. 12; Boys’ .O BARBARA LEI CM ril, Tfanipoline Club II. BARRY LINDEKE—Sock qnd Buskin Club ■' rt ior RotlN n Award 11; Spanish C EDWARD urer 6; WILLIAM KING—Booster Club 12. CAROLYN KRAMER—Council 10; Sock and Buskin Club II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet 10. II; Basketball 10, II; Softball Varsity 10; Hockey 10. Varsity II. 12; Intr. Volleyball II; Intr. Softball 10; Cheerleaders II, Varsity 12; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation. JERRY KREIDER—Softball 10; Intr. Basketball 12. SUE KUBECK—Sock and Buskin Club 12; Girls' ChoQus 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 12. MARY LAMMEY—Future Nurses 10. MELISSA LANDIS—Sock and Buskin Club 12; Girls' Chorus 12; Iny. Voi ball II; Intr. Basketball 12; Spanish Club 12. BRUCE LEE- MixkJ Chorus 10, II, 12; Adv. Chorus 10. II, horuS 10. II, 12. EIGHTON—Asst. Class Treasurer II; Band 10. Y'f, 12; OrpKestra 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls' B iketball Varsity 10. II, 12; Tennis 10, II; IT .7 12; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Tennis j-P P leySWMu, II. 12; Varsity Club 10; Gymnastics iM, 17; Tfar poline Club II, Intr. Council 12. .... -..u .... 12; Tableaux II. 12; Club 12; Physics Club I2 jntr. Sort fZ. RICHARD LITTLE—Physics Club 12; Lighting Crew II. 12. JEAN MAGEE—Girls' phorus 12; Intr. Volleyball II. 12; Intr. Basfcqfball 12; sip lish Club 12. I—Asstj Class Treasurer II, 12; Sock and ianhead 12; Flash Card Club II. ss President 12; Asst. Class Treas- ; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Honors Varsity II; Varsity Club II. 12. nd Buskin Club 12. ouncil 12; Italian Exchange Student. Bond 10. I I. 12; Honor Roll Pin rs Banquet II; Track 10, II; Cross- Varsity Club 12. EDWARD MATLACK—FFA 10. II. Chaplain 12. NICHOLAS MATTIA—Band 10. II. 12; Football II; Baseball 11; Infr.; Softhbll II; Intr. Football 12. VALERIE MATTLAGE--lndianhead 12; Girls' Chorus 12. LLOYD MAXWELL—Wrestling 10. II; Intr. Basketball 10; Golf I . SAMUEL McADAM—Mixed Chorus 10. II. 12; Adv. Chorus I V. 12; Boyr Chorus 10. II, 12; Audio-Visual Aids 10, II. GLENN McCOOL—Council II. 12. mary McGovern —Intr. Council 12. MARION McKELL—Sock and Buskin Club 10, 12; Mixed Chorus 10. 12; Adv. Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Tobfeau 10. 12. JUDITH McVEY—Hockey 10; Softball 10; Intr. Softball 10. BETSY MEADOWCROFT—Mixed Chorus 12; Adv. Chorus 12; phorus II. PAULINE MECKLEY—Sock and Buskin Oub I I; Orchestra 10. II, 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. II; Intr. Basketball 10. II; Intr. Bad- minton 12; Flash Card II. ANTHONY MELTON—Council 10; Basketball Mgr. 10. Var- sity II. 12; Track 10, II, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, II, 12; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Basketball 10. II, 12; Varsity Club 10, II. 12; Soccer Varsity 10, II. 12. MARTHA MELTON—Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Basketball 10; Hockey 10. II, Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. II; Intr. Basketball II. GRAYDON MEREDITH—Band 10, II. 12. BARBARA MILLER—Orchestra 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus II; Girls' Chorus 10. II. I. 12; DE f ncil 11 Banquet ICft Socce SUSAN MANN—So k RENATA MARCHESI MICHAEL MARTEN AJord O. II; H Cdunifif (0. II. 1 GARY MILLER—Mixed Chorus 12; Boys' Chorus 12: Football 10. II. Varsity 12; Varsity Club 12. JACK MILLER—Class Vice-President 10: Basketball 10. II. Varsity 12; Baseball Varsity 10. II; Varsity Club 10, II. Secretary-Treasurer 12. JANE MILLER—Council 10. II; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Indianhead 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II, 12; Basketball Varsity 10. II; Hockey 10. Varsity II. 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. II; Intr. Basketball 12; Varsity Club 10; Booster Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Flash Cards II. MICHAEL MILLER—Council 10: Football 10. Varsity II; Track 10: Intr. Volleyball 10. II. 12; Varsity NANCY MINTZER—Band 10. II. RICHARD MOATS—Soccer 10; Ir tr. Volley! Basketball 10, 12. JERRY MOORE—Soccer Mgr. 10. NANCY MORGAN—Indianhead RUTH MORGAN—Indianhead GERALD MORROW—Varsity 11. 12. DYCTIS MOSES—Boys' Speokih i Soccer II. 12; Varsity Club 12; Intr. Basketball II, 12. WILLIAM MOYER—Tennis 10; Country II, 12; Intr. Volleyball I I. GAYLA MURPHY—Sock and Buskin Club 10. II. 12; head 10, II, 12; International Relations Club 12. MARLYN NEFF—Future Nurses 10. II. BARBARA NELSON—Honor Roll Pin Award II. Flash Club II. ALPHONSO NEWSOME—Track er. 10. MARY NINOS—Indianhead ll, f LESTER OLIN—Assistant Class Treasiirfcf II; White II. Head Photographer I2 v8ojt8 . 10. chestra 10. II. 12; Track 10. II; Dance ROBERT OTTERSEN—International Relations Roll Pin Award II. MARY ELIZABETH PADEN—Booster Club 12. DORIS PAGE—Indianhead 12. BARBARA PAPPAS—Honor Roll Pin Award Banquet. 10, II; Chemistry Club II. MARGARET PARISE—Council Intr. Basketball 10. RONALD D. PARKE—Intr. Football Basketball 10, II. PETER PARONEN—Cross-Country II LEWIS PECK—Intr. Basketball 12. ROBERT PHIEL—Football 10. II. ROBERT PLEASONTON—Basketball JAMES POLLOCK—Council II; Honor R ll JuTAn II; Honors Banquet 10; Mechanical Drawing Club 10. ELAINE POWELL—Class Secretary II; Council Secretary 12; Sock and feuskin Club 10. II, 12; Garnet and White II, 12; Band II, 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet 10, II; Cheerleaders Varsity II. 12; Spanish Club 12. JAMES PREER—Class President 11; Class Treasurer 12; Coun- cil 10. 12. Treasurer II; Boys’ Speaking Contest II, 12; Band 10, II, 12; District Bond II, 12; State Band II; Orchestra II. 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Adv. Chorus II, 12; Boys' Chorus II, l2 Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet 10, II; Merit Scholarship Semi Finalist; Dance 10, II. CONNIE PRYOR—Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Sock and Buskin Club 10, II. 12; Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. II; Cheerleaders 10. II; Booster Club Chairman 12. JOAN PURCELL—Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Indianhead I!. 12; Girls’ Chorus II. 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Tennis II. Mgr. 10; Hockey Mgr. 10. II, Varsity Mgr. 12; Flash Card II; Booster Club 12. JOHN PURCELL—Sock and Buskin Club 10, II. 12; Play Cast 10. Tableau 12; Indianhead 10; Mixed Chorus 10, II, 12; Adv. Chorus 10. II; Boys' Chorus 10, II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Soccer 10. II; Tennis 10, II; Wrestling 10: Intr. Volleyball II; Intr. Tennis 10, II: Varsity Club 10. II. 12; Booster Club 12. JOHN PYLE—Mixed Chorus 12; Boys' Chorus 12; Football II; Baseball 10, II; Wrestling 10. II. Varsity 12; Varsity Club 12. NANCY QUINTER—Girls' Chorus 12; Honor Roll Pin Award iSNi.jf PATRICIA RAMBO—Indianhead II, 12; Future Nurses 10; Chesf ClytfdCT. PATRICIA RAY—IndianHead II. 12; Intr. Hockey 10, II; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11,12; Intr. Softball 10. II; Intr. Basket- ball 10 II, Tennis 10. II; Future Nurses 10. II, 12: Intr. Badminton 12: Typing Club 10. SUSAN REED—Indianhead II. 12; Mixed Chorus Librarian A' y. Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II; Library Aide —Council II; Band 10. II. 12; Basketball 10. 10. II; jfbckey Varsity 10, II, Co-Captain 12; eyball 10.1)1; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Tennis 10; Spanish Club 12. RICHARD ROBBINS—Wrestling 10. JEAN ROBINSON—Council 10; Girls’ Speaking Contest 10: SocK and Buskin lub 10. II. 12; Play Cast 10. II; Garnet ss Staff Chairman 12; Mixed 10. II; Honor Roll Pin Award II; Cheerleaders 10. Varsity 12; Spanish Club 12; Tableau n II. a anq White II, B nil 2 feirls' C Hpno Manque Library Aide IQ| I nnU Get Your Chorus 10. II: 11. 12; 10 .11; HN ROLFE—Garnet and White oys C horus I2f Honor Roll Pin 12; Mixed Award 10. Chorus 12; 11; Honors Lie 10 arship DIANN ROL Intr, Basketb JUANITA RO CHARLOTTE I teii prt ) ,l Track 10. II; Intr. Softball 10, II; Merit er of Commendation’. Indianhead 12; Orchestra 10. II, 12; II. Y—Future Nurses 10. OSENBERRY—Garnet and White 12; Honor ard 10, II; Honors Banquet 10, II. ROSENBERRY—Garnet and White 12; Honor Roll .... Award 10, II; Honors Banquet 10, II. ROBERT ROSS—Soccer 10. II; Intr. Volleyball 10. MARDELL ROWLAND—Assistant Class Treasurer I I; Coun- cil,(2; Basketball 10. Varsity II, Co-Captain 12; Hockey 10. II. Varsity Co-Captain 12; Intr. Badminton 12; Color J uard 12; Spanish Club 12. BARBARA RUSSELL—Assistant Class Treasurer 10; Indian hebd 10, II; Mixed Chorus II; Girls' Chorus 10. GEOFFREY RUTH—Basketball 10. II; Intr. Basketball 12. CHERYL RYLAND—Sock and Buskin Club 12; Tableau 12 Band II. 12; Intr. Volleyball II. 12; Intr. Baskertball II. 12. LOUIS SCARFO—Indianhead II, 12; Football II, Varsity 12; Track 10. II; Cross-Country 10; Wrestling 10, II. 12; Intr. Softball 10. II; Intr. Volleyball 10. II. 12; Intr. Basketball 10. II, 12; Varsity Club 10. II, 12; Booster Club 12; Tram- poline Club 10. II, 12; Gym Club 10, II, 12; Intr. Soccer 10, II. 12. BRUCE SCHAEFFER—Class Treasurer II, Asst. Class Treas- urer 10. Council II. Vice President 12; Band 10. II, 12; Dist. Band 10. II, 12; Orchestra 10. II. 12; Football II; Baseball 10. II; Soccer 12; Varsity Club II, 12; Booster Club II, 12; Dance Band 10. II. 12. JEANETTE SCHUCK—Sock and Buskin Club 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Spanish Club 12. 101 ANNETTE SHAW—Sock and Buskin Club II, 12; Indianhead II, 12; Booster Club II; International Relations Club 12. NANCY SHAW—Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Sock and Buskin Club II, 12; Indianhead 10, II,� 12; Band 10. II, 12; Orchestra 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus II; Honor Roll Pin Award II; Booster Club 12; Ploy Cast II. THOMAS SICOLI—Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Mixed Chorus 10. II. 12; Adv. Chorus II, 12; Dist. Chorus 12; Boys’ Chorus 10, II. 12; Football II, Varsity 12; T Wrestling II, 12. MARY JANE SMEDLEY—Class Secretary 12; Coun 12; Mixed Chorus II. 12; Adv. Chorus II; Girls 10; Hockey 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. II; Intr. Softba Cheerleaders 10. Varsity II. Asst. Captain 12 Club II; Future Nurses Vice President 12. ESTHER SMYTHE—Sock ond Buskin Club 10; Futu 10. II. 12. HOLLEY SPANGLER—Band 10. II. 12; Orchestra 12; Hono Roll Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet 10; Future Nurse- 10; Honorable Mention in County Science Fair II; Cherry� istry Club 11. DENNIS SPITZ—Mixed Chorus 10. II, 12; Adv. Choru 11. 12; Dist. Chorus 12; Boys’ Chorus 10. II, 12. NANCY STAFFORD—Honor Roll Pin Award 10. ROLAND STERN—Boys’ Speaking Contest. Honorable Me tion 12; Indianhead. Circulation Co-Manager 12; Cro: Country 12; Debating Club 12; Merit Scholarship Se Finalist; Tableau 12; Garnet ond White 12. KENTON STOKES—Boys’ Speaking Contest. 1st place Band 10. II, 12; Orchestra II. 12; Mixed Chorus I Boys’ Chorus 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. II; Varsi Track II; Varsity Soccer II, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. II, 12; Intr. Basketball II, 12; Varsity Club 10, II, 12; Play Cast 10; Trampoline Club 10. II, 12; Dance Band II. 12. ELIZABETH STORCK—Future Nurses 10. MARION STRODE—Basketball 10; Hockey 10. II. 12 ball 10; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Volleyball II; Intr. ball I I. 12. RANDALL SWEET—Council II; Varsity Basketball I sity Baseball II; Cross-Country 10. II; Co-Capt|in 12; Intr. Basketball 12; Varsity Club 10. II, 12. FRANK TALLEY—Band 10. II. Vice-President 12; Disti Ba II. 12. GLORIA THOMAS—Girls’ Chorus 12; Intr. VoHgyJxrtT I MARTHA G. THOMAS—Sock and Buski TCIubjOi Mixed Chorus 12; Adv. Chorus 12; GirlsyChorys 1 L 6dske ball II; Tennis Varsity II; Intr. Volle £ all 10 Club 12; Color Guard 12; Flash Cordell. RENEE THOMPSON—Mixed Chorus II. Secfetdry-Jreasur Club 12; Girls’ Chorus 12; II, 12; Mixed Chorus 10. Varsity II; Hockey II; Intr. Basketball GAIL WALTER—Sock and Buskin Flash Card II. JAMES WALTER—Basketball 10. II, Varsity 12; Int. Volley- ball 10; Spanish Club 12. SHIRLEY WARD—Orchestra 10. 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Basketball Varsity II; Intr. Volleyball 10, Future Nurses II. MARY WASHINGTON—Basketball Varsity 10; Softball Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10; Softball Club MAURICE WESLEY—Council 12; Track Mgr. 10. II; Varsity Soccer 10. II. 12; Wrestling Varsity 10, II, Co-Captain 12; Varsity Club 10. II. 12; Soccer Award 12. WILLIAM WHITCRAFT—Band II. 12. EILEEN WHITING—Sock and Buskin Club 12; Garnet and White 12; Mixed Chorus 12: Adv. Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus II. 10. 12; 10- 10 II; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet 10. II; Spanish Club. Secretary 12; Nurses Aide 10. II, 12; v sOChemistry Club II; Flash Card II; Future Nurses 10. DOLORES WHITNEY—Intr. Basketball 12: Majorettes 10. II. 12; Typing Club 10. NE WILHELMY—Asst. Class Treasurer II; Mixed Chorus : Girls' Cfjrorus II. I EL WILL—Essay Contest Winner. 2nd prize II; Band II, 12; Orchestra 10. II, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award II; Honors Banquet 10. II; Tennis 10; Varsity Club 0; Trampoline Club II; Tableau 12. ORGE WILLENBROCK—FFA 10. Student Adviser President 12. ' CE WILLIAMS—Sock and Buskin Club 10, II. rt aQ. 11: Garnet and White 12; Indianhead II. 12; Adv. Chorus II. 12; Girls’ Chorus M MATTHEW TRESTON—Football II; Basketball- 10. II. Vdi. sity 12; Varsity Club 12. ELIZABETH WAGER—Asst. Class Treasurer II; Sqck an T Buskin Club II, 12; Garnet and White II, l2?NSItked Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet 10. II; Basketball 10; Hockey 10. Varsity II, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Golf II; Booster Club 12; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Chemistry Club II. WINIFRED WALKER—Mixed Chorus 10. II; Library Aide 12. DAVID WALLWORK—Council 10. II; 10. II; National Merit Scholarship tion II, 12; Girls' Chorus Honor Roll Pin Award Letter of Commenda- II, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus Pin Award 10. II; Honors Banquet 10. II; Golf II; Cheerleaders 10. II; Varsity .v - x of Legion Essay Award I I; National Merit Scholar- ship .etter of Commendation: Spanish Club 12; Annie Gun II; Tableau 10, II. 12. ILLlAMSON—Mixed Chorus 12; Future Nurses 2. ARGARET WILLIS—Asst. Class Treasurer 12. SAN WILLIS—Sock ond Buskin Club II, 12; Indianhead li Mixed Chorus II, 12; Girls' Chorus 10. II; Honor Roll in Award 10, II; Honors Banquet 10, II; Spanish Club l2 Color Guard 12; Flash Cord II; Indianhead II. DONALD WILLS—Track II; Cross-Country 12. I L WILSON—Indianhead 12; Future Nurses II, 12; Booster £lub 12; Knitting Club 10. JOANNE WOLFREY—Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Council II; Gornet and White II. Associate Editor 12; Essay Contest ind prize 10; Mixed Chorus II. 12; Adv. Chorus II; Girls’ Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, II; Honors Banquet LI; Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation; Debat- ing Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Flash Card II. HARRY WRIGHT—Intr. Basketball II. JOHN WRIGHT—Football 10; Basketball 10. II. Varsity 12;• Baseball 10. Varsity II; Intr. Volleyball 10, II; Varsity VClub II. 12. DAVID YATES—Intr. Volleyball II, 12; FFA Chaplain 10, II. DIANE YODER—Band 10. II. 12. ROGER ZOOK—Mechanical Drawing Club 10. 102 GRADUATION Shown on this page ore some of our honored seniors. IN THE UPPER LEFT are pictured our Merit Scholarship finalists. In the front row ore E. Wager. M. Black, and R. Stern. In the second row are M. Martens. K. Barker. R. Andersen, and J. Preer. IN THE CENTER are pictured our Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation winners. In the first row left to right are C. Williams B BuMock J. Davis. C. Kramer. J. Wolfrey. J. Coghlan. H. Delano. In the second row are E. Baird, C. Bishop. D. Wallwork. T. Sicoli. K. Jones. J. Rolfe. IN THE LOWER LEFT hand corner we see our DOVld Lawrence ond Tom Sico,i- who wa our honored boy governor. IN THE LOWER RIGHT are pictured the boys' speaking contest winners. They ore Jim Preer. second place; Kent Stokes, first place; and Roland Stern, honorable mention. YEAR —Some Famous Seniors Three valuable team members do their best to bring about winning teams for West Chester High. The seniors are Bruce Johnston, Joan Purcell, and Ed Baird. AT UPPER RIGHT Vince Giordano receives the Most Valuable Player Award from Mr. Von Stetten and Mr. Haupt. 105 WHAT IS A MEMORY? 106 ASK ANY SENIOR ALMA MATER West Chester High, to thee our Alma Mater, Praises we sing, and pledge our love anew. Lessons of Life and Truth to us impart, Knowledge to serve, to each a loyal heart. the school year ends... ... summer begins.. FRIENDLY NATIONWIDE INSURANCE SERVICE SlG OVERGUARD — STU DeERY LIFE — FIRE — AUTO 9 West Miner Street. West Chester. Pa. OW 6-3440 YARNALL'S GARAGE 214-18 West Washington Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-1343 Telephone: OWen 6-0290 - 0312 Town and Country Clothes Accessories Sportswear 123 North High Street West Chester, Penna. DENNEY-REYBURN CO. Denney Tags West Chester, Pa. MOVING PACKING Tel.: OW 6-0229 Herbert D. Smith. T A T. E. SMITH 5, SON 207-09 East Market St., West Chester, Pa. Since 1888 and Still Moving' NATIONWIDE SERVICE Agent, UNITED VAN LINES. Inc. SHIPPING STORAGE CAMERA CRAFT PHOTO SERVICE 24-Hour Photo Finishing Cameras - Film - Photo Supplies Famous for Quality and Service for More Than 20 Years 16 E. Gay St., West Chester. Pa. Phone: OW 6-0570 THE WEST CHESTER HARDWARE CO. Wm. G. Sterling Hardware — Tools Paints — Glass Keys Duplicated 113-115 W. Market Street Opposite the K. of C. Bldg. 110 Bell Phone: OW 6-1607 For Your Shoe Repairs Compliments ol See PIZZII LINEINGER'S 124 N. Church Street West Chester, Pa. Phones: OWen 6-8037 - 6-8038 Whitford, Penna. FRANCIS A. HALL REALTOR Farms, Town and Country Properties HAROLD A. 9 South High Street West Chester, Penna. FAMOUS Funeral Director EXTON DINER Routes 30 and 100 101 S. Church Street West Chester, Pa. She Deserves to Eat Out Once a Week Sunday Dinners lor the Whole Family Compliments of Phone: OW 6-8598 THE SCHOOL BELL 402 North Penn Street HAROLD E. LESLIE Carpenter - Builder 121 Dean Street West Chester, Pa. CASPER P. HICKS FUNERAL DIRECTOR LAWRENCE J. REILLY 229 So. High Street FUNERAL DIRECTOR West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-0134 Ill THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 9 North High Street Capital $200,000 S. P. Cloud. President W. Perry Tyson. Vice-President and Trust Officer Lewis E. Young. Vice-President H. Allison Fosnocht, Vice-President Charles E. Swope. Asst. Trust Officer Branch: 1100 Paoli Pike Surplus and Profits $1,600,000 J. Harry Thomas. Cashier Charles B. Smiley, Asst. Cashier John B. Shay, Asst. Cashier Robert J. Miller, Asst. Cashier George L. McLear, Asst. Cashier, Branch Mgr. T. Willard Cooper, Asst. Trust Officer Congratulations tor a ]ob Well Done! Graduation is an accomplishment that deserves reward To aid you start new undertakings after graduation, we extend to you a checking account trial at no cost to you—just make a deposit and learn the convenience of a checking account. NATIONAL BANK OF CHESTER COUNTY and TRUST COMPANY WEST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA Painters Crossroad Office—at Intersection of Routes 1 and 202 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF CHESTER COUNTY WEST CHESTER, PA. 3V2 % Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Incorporated 1890 A Mutual Savings Bank COMPLIMENTS OF THE SHORT LINE 112 10 WEST MARKET STREET SCHMIDT NYCE. Builders Custom Built Homes 1111 NEW JERSEY AVENUE WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-2220 Real Estate — Insurance — Mortgages — Property Management JOHN E. GIANTONIO REALTOR For the Best Real Estate Service in the Entire Area TWO OFFICES AT YOUR SERVICE 15 E. Lancaster Avenue, Paoli NI 4-5100 EXTON OFFICE Lincoln Highway, Exton FO 3-7117 113 WM. N. HETHERINGTON Painting Contractor 1337 West Chester Pike West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-4377 APPLIANCES LIGHTING FIXTURES BALDWIN'S ELECTRIC SHOP Electrical Contracting and Repairs 36 E. Market Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-0681 Established 1913 LARK MERCEDES - BENZ TURNER MOTORS 237-239 E. Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Your Driver Training Car SPE ARE'S WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL 43-45 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. HUGHES SERVICE CENTER 127 East Gay Street Repairs on All Makes of T.V., RADIO, and HI FI OW 6-2631 Compliments of HALL'S BARBER SHOP 107 N. Church Street Joseph A. Ferrer, Prop. SHOFFNER'S TEXACO SERVICE Walnut and Chestnut Streets West Chester, Penna. JOEL'S A SHOP FOR WOMEN Compliments of JOHNNIE'S and CONNIE'S MARKET 116 N. Church Street McFarland s haines INSURANCE 25 S. High Street WEST'S BARBER SHOP 20 V2 South Church Street Bell Phone: OW 6-0983 E. EARL GIBSON AUTO KEY SERVICE 10-16 W. Barnard St. West Chester, Pa. Compliments of HOBERM AN'S JENKINS'S ESSO SERVICENTER 114 West Chester, Pa. FO 3-9770 Exton, Pa. I----------- CARLSON'S AUTO BODY WORKS Gunnar Widen, Proprietor AUTO BODY RENOVATORS — COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE 515 E. Market Street, West Chester, Pa. Day—OW 6-0621 24 Hour Towing Service Night—OW 6-1318 Compliments of MITCHELL'S MEN'S STORE 22 West Gay Street M ARTIND ALE INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. INSURANCE 19 S. High Street West Chester, Pa. THE COFFEE POT 9 N. Walnut Street GOOD FOOD M. S. YEARSLEY SONS HARDWARE - GARDEN SUPPLIES 114-116 E. Market St., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-2990 LEONARD'S Three Floors of Children’s Wear 23-25 N. High Street BONDS — CASUALTY — FIRE OSTHEIMER-WALSH, Inc. 25 S. Church Street OW 6-8112 Compliments of A FRIEND MOULTON H. DAVIS ESTATE LUMBER. MILLWORK, and HARDWARE 515 S. Bolmar Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments of JAKE SHUR'S ARMY - NAVY STORE 34 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. MARSHALL F. BRINTON COLONIAL FURNITURE GEORGE J. BRINTON GENERAL INSURANCE 22 E. Market St., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-1237 115 -WllMAM J. KAUFFMAN • FOUNDED I8� 4 The Home Store That Offers So Much More 15-25 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA Compliments of W. E. GILBERT, Inc. 128-130 W. MARKET STREET • WEST CHESTER, PA. Plumbing -:- Heating General Electric Air Conditioning and Appliances COMPLIMENTS OF BRANDYWINE MUSHROOM CORPORATION WEST CHESTER, PENNA. W C O J Compliments of THE RADIO VOICE OF CHESTER COUNTY MR. and MRS. HAROLD E. MARTIN 116 OW 6-2996 SPEER BROTHERS, Inc. COAL - FUEL OIL Builders' Supplies West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-0111 KNOX'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS WHEEL BALANCING - STATE INSPECTION AIR COMPRESSOR AND PNEUMATIC TOOL RENTAL SERVICE 5 North Adams Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments of FRED C. POWELL GLENNON'S MILK SERVICE ESSO SERVICE STATION West Chester, Pa. Lenape Road and Sharpless Street West Chester, Pa. Wm. L. Underwood, Proprietor When in Need of Lumber TAMES BROTHERS CALL OWen 6-0744 PLUMBING - HEATING And Sheet Metal Work HOFFMAN LUMBER CO. Ill North Church Street West Chester, Pa. We Want Your Business Compliments of SENIOR PALS 19 6 1 J. B. SMITH SON Ashton B. T. Smith 117 Directors of Funerals J' i OvoJi a Qsmiwuj Q LOfdohA and SkaiiwWiA ... TO MANY OF THE LEADING COL- LEGES AND SCHOOLS IN THE EAST Class rings, pins and emblems, prizes and trophies for scholastic awards and for athletic com- petitions. Quality and Service at Reasonable Prices It is our privilege to supply the West Chester Joint High School Rings J. E. CALDWELL CO. CHESTNUT AND JUNIPER STREETS — PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. 118 20 Station Road HAVERFORD, PA. Hotel duPont WILMINGTON, DEL. McNEIL Compliments of the PEST CONTROL SERVICE EMERALDS 218 N. Walnut Street West Chester, Pa. GL 9-0842 Jim Preer Don't Fuss About Pests Were There At Your Request Compliments of Phone: OW 6-3535 WEST CHESTER ELECTRIC SUPPLY ROTHWELL'S 716 East Market Street 107 W. Market Street Stationers '61 DODGE • DODGE DART Typewriter Sales and Service 1st CHOICE USED CARS Sales and Service Compliments ot N. HARLAN SLACK A FRIEND 116 W. Market Street Phone: OW 6-2456 FOR HER MAE ZELL BEAUTY SALON REELAND'S 22 S. Church Street, West Chester, Pa. 300 W. Barnard Street West Chester, Pa. Suits - Dresses - Skirts ■ Blouses - All Accessories Maternity Fashions - Millinery Phone: OW 6-0240 THERESA'S BEAUTY SALON Compliments ot 17 North Walnut Street, West Chester, Pa. Air Conditioned Penquin Dryers SOUTHEAST AMUSEMENT CORP. KIFT'S GREENHOUSES 320 South High Street Quik-Chek Tube Testers Phone: OW 6-9393 119 RECORDS TELEVISION Compliments of CHESTER J. SINCLAIR A FRIEND Appliances Bendix Laundry 16 S. Church Street For better DAIRY PRODUCTS OF QUALITY Call EACHUS' DAIRIES WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OW 6-1271 Compliments of JOHN T. BENNETT EXTON ROLLER RINK OPTICIAN Located on Lincoln Highway Exton, Pa. 139 West Market Street West Chester, Pa. Exclusive Royal Typewriter Agency SECRETARIAL TRAINING SCHAEFFER'S SALESMANSHIP ACCOUNTING Business Machines and CALCULATING MACHINES Equipment Co. and other courses Typewriters—Adding Machines—Cash Registers for High School graduates Checkwriters—Mimeograph—Sales—Files Desks—Chairs Write for Catalog Service and Supplies Approved tor Veterans 114-120 E. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. GOLDEY BEACOM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Phone: OW 6-8383 Wilmington, Delaware 120 Compliments of LIONS' CLUB WEST CHESTER, PENNA. Compliments of ROTARY CLUB WEST CHESTER, PENNA. 121 Phone: OW 6-1617 SHANK'S AUTO PARTS IRON, STEEL and METAL Buyer of JUNK AND WRECKED CARS New and Used Auto Parts — Carbonic Gas WESTTOWN ROAD WEST CHESTER, PA. W. EARL THOMAS BUILDING CONSTRUCTION WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-1329 IT'S TOMMY'S AFTER SCHOOL Sodas Candies Sandwiches 12 E. MARKET STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Best Wishes to the Class of '61 RALPH G. SMITH, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF CALEB P. FULTON CO., Inc. NORTHBROOK, PENNSYLVANIA 122 CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS! M. H. DAVIS ESTATE OIL COMPANY, Inc. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Boyd C. Davis, President Phone: OW 6-2558 614 E. BARNARD STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. SHOP AT I. M. CLOMPUS For the Best in Plumbing Supplies and Appliances WEST CHESTER GLASS CO. 101 S. Bolmar Street West Chester, Pa. WEST CHESTER Wall Paper and Paint Co. 102-104 West Market Street West Chester, Pa. 32 West Market Street West Chester, Pa. OW 6-1580 OW 6-5675 WILLIAM A. FORD Funeral Director 105 S. High Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-2406 DICK THOMAS' Bar-B-Que The Only Place lor Your After-the-Date Snack Barbeques Milk Shakes Long Dogs Exton, Pa. 123 Best Wishes, Graduates! OWen 6-6590 Compliments ot 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 GIFTS. GOURMET FOOD, BOOKS and MUSEUM An Interesting Place to Come and Browse 1 Mile S. of West Chester on Route 100 Compliments of MOSTELLER'S • Department Store • Men's Store HIMELRIGHT'S CLEANERS 21 South High Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments of FOULK'S DRUG STORE High and Dean Streets West Chester, Pa. 124 Phone: OW 6-0409 SENIOR SEMINAR of Tri-H-Y To Seek To Find To Share A WAY OF LIFE Compliments of JIM’S SHOP OF BARBERING JOE'S CLOSE TO SCHOOL WORKMEN S OUTFITTERS — SPORTSWEAR James D. Musante, Prop. 18 North Church Street West Chester, Pa. 22 West Chestnut Street West Chester, Pa. Y. M. C. A. Where Hi-Y Boys and Tri-Hi-Y Girls Compliments of Share Fine Relationships Together L. DEL PINO Fruit — Produce — Groceries HIGHLAND DAIRIES Delicacies From All Paris of the World 142-146 E. Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-5035 JAMISONS' DAIRY BAR Lenape Road OW 6-0767 KNOX MARSHMAN G. S. MICHENER WEST CHESTER PHILA. EXPRESS 127 E. Miner Street, West Chester, Pa. Stationery - Office Equipment Phone: OW 6-0334 100 W. Market Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments of STEWART'S AUTO BODY Phone: OWen 6-2277 and REPAIR SHOP 125 Congratulations, Seniors, from HOBBYLAND 13 N. Church Street HOBBY SUPPLIES Cameras — Film Super-Speed Color Developing Bob and Charles Yarnall TONY'S FINE FOODS PRIME MEATS 142 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-5063 Free Delivery ON TIME CLEANERS DYERS 106 West Market St., West Chester, Pa. T. Lewis Downing, Prop. OWen 6-1864 UNIVERSAL TRAVEL AGENCY 133 W. Market Street West Chester, Pa. Airline — Steamship — Hotel Cruise, and Bus Reservations Also Domestic and European Tours MOSTELLER CHEVROLET CO. 330 E. Gay Street W. IESSE CLARK Insurance — Surety Bonds 401 Farmers and Mechanics Trust Bldg. BOOTERY Quality Footwear 126-128 N. High Street West Chester, Pa. PUGLEESE'S MEAT MARKET specializing in quality meats Retail and Wholesale Meats for Home Freezers Cut to Your Specifications 842 West Chester Pike OW 6-1375 Telephone: OW 6-4812 CLIFFORD E. DeBAPTISTE FUNERAL DIRECTOR 126 OWen 6-3423 No Service Charge 125 E. Barnard Street West Chester, Pa. For the Best in Shoes at the Lowest Prices It's HARRY F. TAYLOR CO. REALTOR OLIN'S Shoe Store 23 S. High Street, West Chester, Pa. Monroe J. Green Clarence H. Kemery Troylings Life Stride Moxees Laird Schober Enna Jettick ROBERT P. BARNES, Inc. 9 North Church Street West Chester, Pa. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Phone: OW 6-2761 WEST CHESTER LAUNDRY JOHN'S DRY CLEANING Shop tor Men and Young Men 322 West Market Street Corner ol Church and Gay West Chester, Pa. MARIO'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of Right Next to Exton Roller Rink A FRIEND DeHAVEN'S DRUG STORE Compliments of THE CARD RACK 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 lire and allied lines insurance at a substantial saving. Serving 17 states. 127 Schramm keeps pace with modern industry... New products . . . new fields create job opportunities for High School and College graduates. At SCHRAMM, INC. new developments in Air Compressors, PNEUMATRACTORS, ROTADRILLS, and Construction Tools constantly create oppor- tunities for young people who want to keep pace with the growth of industry. Whether your chosen field is engineering, sales, secretarial, clerical or mechanical there is a place for you at SCHRAMM. Come in and talk with our Personnel Manager. He'll be glad to discuss the opportunities you can find in your own home town. MANUFACTURERS OF AIR COMPRESSORS Virginia and Garfield Ave., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-2500 128 J. CHARLES WINDLE Public Accountant 8 Green Tree Bldg. West Chester, Pa. GEORGE F. SHAW Baby Chicks Poultry Supplies Embryonated Ecgs 218 North Walnut Street West Chester, Pa. RODNEY’S FINE GROCERY PRODUCTS FINE MEATS Located on Lincoln Highway Exton, Pa. SUNOCO GAS STATION Gay and Patton Avenue West Chester, Pa. Compliments ol LEE'S LAUNDRY 152 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. GIUNTA BROTHERS Fruit — Produce — Groceries Swift's Prime Meats Darlington and Biddle Streets 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 129 SNYDER'S NEWS SHOP THE YARN SHOP 33 W. Gay Street Full Line of Needlework Hallmark Cards Toys 109 N. Church Street Photo Supplies OW 6-7746 ROSE'S BEAUTY SHOP CENTER GARAGE Josephine S. Morton, Prop. Green Tree Bldg., Room 1 West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-1910 ESSO SERVICE CENTER Parking: Day, Week, Month Minor Repairs RUGGERI'S GULF SERVICE Gay and Matlack Streets West Chester, Pa. Lubrication — Wash — Accessories Phone: OWen 6-1633 WRIGHT JEWELERS DIAMONDS — WATCHES — APPLIANCES EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Complete Radio and Phono. Dept. Phone: OW 6-9805 Road Service 122 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments of (he SR. TRI-H-Y WEBB JEWELRY CLUBS SINCE 1876 Congratulations from WEST CHESTER Located on W. Gay Street B.B.Y.O. Horace T. Webb Jesse Webb Crouse BLUE SPRUCE MOTOR COURT W. C. HENDERSON 1036 Wilmington Pike On Routes 202 and 322 AUTOMATIC CANDY MACHINES One Mile South of West Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Thompson Phone: OWen 6-7625 130 personalized . . . PORTRAITS of DISTinCTIOn M. D. FREEMAN Studio Sittings by Appointment Phone: OW 6-0275 20-22 NORTH CHURCH STREET 131 Congratulations to Sally Biehn '61 OWen 6-0234 BIEHN'S PRINTING STATIONERY 121 EAST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. D. Edwards Biehn Virginia M. Biehn Don Biehn, '54 FLOWERS by LORGUS Beautiful Flowers — Your Joy, Our Pride 44 EAST GAY ST. (opposite Post Office) WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OW 6-5080 or 6-5081 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '61 EDGCOMB STEEL COMPANY WEST CHESTER FORD COMPANY '61 FORDS Beautifully Built to Take Care of Itself Sales — Parts — Service 500 EAST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. 132 COURTESY OF THE KIWANIS CLUB of WEST CHESTER Compliments of JOHN I. TAYLOR Pianos — Organs Musical Instruments 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 Compliments of A FRIEND WEST CHESTER LOCKER CO. Meats - Frozen Foods - Lockers 216 East Market Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-1040 133 BRIGGS SPORTING GOODS CROSS COUNTRY SHOP West Chester, Pa. 314 South High Street RICHARD T. BYRNES CO. Classic Sportswear lor School and Campus MACHINE TOOLS HAND TOOLS METAL and WOODWORKING TOOLS FINE GIFTS West Chester, Pa. Phones: OW 6-2845 OW 6-3274 ROBERT SAMUEL WASSON ALFRED B. NESBITT Automobile Repairing Engine Tune-Ups GROCERIES and COLD CUTS Pa. State Repairs Made 214 S. New St. (Phone OW 6-1424) Old Lincoln Highway, Malvern, Pa. 101 S. Walnut St. (Phone OW 6-1651 - 6-9864) Phone: NI 4-1088 or NI 4-2219 Free Deliveries RALPH B. WATSON SON Ice and Spring Water Delivery 24 Hour Self-Service 314 E. Chestnut Street JIMMY JOHN'S Phone: OW 6-1522 Pipin' Hot Sandwiches D'AMICO SUNOCO SERVICE Mechanical Service — Stale Inspection Wilmington Pike Gas - Oil - Lube 1262 Wilmington Pike EXport 9-8888 Compliments of Compliments of DARLINGTON'S RESTAURANT A FRIEND and GIFT SHOP 1161 Wilmington Pike West Chester, Pa. Compliments of FOUR WINDS MOTEL fj Routes 202 and 322 on Wilmington Pike C p6l td452 West Chester, Pa. F M R Compliments of Frame's, Morrison Ryan, Inc. THE HICKORIES 1233 Wright's Lane West Chester, Pa. 134 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1961 THE LEADERS OF THE FUTURE WIND TURBINE COMPANY WEST CHESTER, PA. Compliments ol WEST GOSHEN LANES WEST GOSHEN SHOPPING CENTER WEST CHESTER, PA. Bowling Is Fun for Everyone OWen 6-7131 THE 1961 GARNET AND WHITE Appreciates the Cooperation of the PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT of the DAILY LOCAL NEWS 135 c ' • •' ' i - St ■ A a- . V. ; .•