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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

The members of the 1962 Garnet and White staff are proud to introduce you to the War- rior, the symbol of the spirit of West Chester Senior High School. The Warrior has left many trail mar- kers along the pathway through the school year, and it is his pleasure to guide you down this marked trail of memories. 4 9n Jhibids. It is with respect and admiration that we pay formal tribute to Mr. Harry E. Carroll, for his retirement in June of 1962 will mark the end of twenty-four years of service to West Chester Senior High School. Mr. Carroll received his B. S. from Waynesburg College in Pennsylvania and since that time has taken several additional courses at Shippensburg College, West Chester State College, the University of Pennsylvania, and Columbia University. During his stay here Mr. Carroll has taught both general science and biology. He has also coached Junior and Senior High football and has acted as assistant coach in Senior High basketball. Mr. Carroll has always been a steady, dependable teacher and has had no regrets about having made “no speeches in assemblies.” As for the future he seems to have a desire for travel, but he does have definite plans to “just loaf, that’s all.” 9n VlfbLMtfVLaM On March 16, 1961, West Chester High School lost one of its most faithful and beloved faculty members, Mr. Ivan D. Neidermyer. Mr. Neidermyer came to our school in 1946 as Head of the Latin Department and held that position for fifteen years. Throughout these years he also served as a class sponsor and sponsor of the Latin and German Clubs. Those who knew him best will remember his quiet sense of humor and his sincerity in helping every one of his students. All who understood his love for German and the classical languages will recall his enthusiasm when German was intro- duced into the school system. A memorial Latin Cup and German Award have been established in his honor, and it is with the same respect and esteem that we retain the memorv of such a devoted man. 6 (bsidkaiion The members of the 1962 Garnet and White staff are proud to dedicate this yearbook to West Chester’s Superintendent of Schools, Dr. G. Arthur Stetson. Dr. Stetson has held this position since 1938, and his retirement in June of this year marks the end of twenty-four years as head of the school system. Throughout the years Dr. Stetson has introduced many new programs into both the elementary and secondary schools, effecting a type of educational revolution within the structure of the system. The completion of integration, the establishment of the jointure in 1948, the introduction of the concept of the small school within the school, and the addition of advanced classes are only a few examples of Dr. Stetson’s achievements at West Chester. In addition to executing his duties as superintendent. Dr. Stetson has participated in many church activities and has served on several state educa- tional committees. A past president of Rotary, he has worked on the local Y.M.C.A. and Tuberculosis Boards and has been appointed a life member of tbe National Education Association. These additional activities will continue to take up much of Dr. Stetson’s time; however, he insists that he will now be able to do “those things I’ve never had time to do.’ 7 Sitting: Mr. David R. Barrett, Administrative Assistant; Mr. Harold H. Wingerd, Assistant Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Robert B. McCarter, Principal; Mr. David C. Fray, Assistant Principal. Standing: Dr. G. Arthur Stetson, Superintendent of Schools. flDminiSTRRTion DR. ELLWOOD SPELLMAN President of fVest Chester Joint Junior-Senior High School Hoard. We wish to thank our faculty, administrators, and school hoard for their guidance and leadership in directing us toward our future goals. Throughout the 1961-1962 school year these few people took upon themselves the responsibility of stimulating, enrich- ing, and guiding the lives of many students. Their lot was not an easy one in this year of the school’s evaluation. We meet these people every day — in the classroom, at school events, during extracurricular activities — and remem- ber how the “ruling elders” have strengthened the characters of all of us, even if it has been in only one small way. As we follow the paths of our own choosing, we realize that the journey wall be made easier because of their influence. Librarian Miss Florence E. Schmidt Dietician Mrs. Claire S. McCormick Homrmaking Department Mrs. Esther S. Ferris Secondary School Staff Aide Miss Esther M. Miller Secretarial Staff Mrs. Cerda Kirk, Mrs. Dorothy Bates, Mrs. Mary Lipuman, Mrs. Dorothy Detwiler. Guidance Department Mr. Augustus Monos, Miss Patricia Dixon, Mr. Merle G. Cabin (Head of Department). English Department Sitting: Miss Aldine Gearhart, Miss Marlene Gagliardi, Miss Mary Santilli, Mrs. Barbara Ford. Standing: Miss Anna L. Baker (Head of Department), Mr. Robert R. Riegle, Mr. Jack F. McClellan, Mr. Mablon Washington, Mr. Charles Perrone, Mr. Kenneth Ganihone, Miss Edythe M. Trapnell. Art Deimrtment Mrs. Betty Lindemuth Wright, Mr. William Palmer Lear (Head of Department). (Bhinqinq. a jcOjUmu . .. Business Education Department Mrs. Myra Ritchey, Miss Margaret Curran, Mrs. June O. Weissman, Mrs. Betty Fray, Mr. Lowell H. Fisher (Head of Department). Mathematics Department Mr. Wilmer Sibley, Mr. John Tiers, Mr. Herbert Pearl, Mr. Russell W. Urich (Head of Department), Mr. Donald Dunn, Mr. Irving Geschwindt. Foreign Languages Department Sitting: Miss Ethel L. Reagan, Mrs. Norma Williams. Standing: Miss Carol Ann Rogers, Mr. M ah I on A. Wash- ington, Mr. Eberhard Wolckenhaar, Mrs. Mildred Hickey. Medical Staff Mrs. Ruby S. Clark, R.N., Dr. Walter L. Kester. f Trade and Technical Department Silting: Mr. John Costanza, iMr. Wallace Ferris (Head of Department), Mr. John Strauser Standing: Mr. Stratton Stevens, Mr. Stanley Reynolds, Mr. Howard Halsey, - lr. Hons land Hoot, Mr. Janies Facciolli. History Department Sitting: Mr. Charles V. Zeiders, Miss Keitha Lewis, Mrs. Helen Brill, Mr. John Marchak (Head of Department). Standing: Mr. Albert Bruno, Mr. Joseph Smida, Mr. John W. Nichols. Mr. John J. Serff. oWx Aidinq slckAA Science Department Front How: Mr. Harry Carroll, Mr. Richard Maclver, Miss Joan Dalton, Mr. Robert W. George, Mr. John H. Stahl. Back Row: Mr. Charles A. McHose, Mr. Hibbert P. Wells, Jr. (Head of Department). Health — Physical Education Department Sitting: Mr. Elmer H. Haupt (Head of Department), Miss Caroline II. Jenny, Mrs. Pheon M. Terrell. Standing: Mr. Glenn D. Von Stetten, Mr. Edward L. Malikowski. 13 Miss Baker plans a lesson from one of those dreaded magazines. Mr. brich is playing Santa Claus again. Mr. Maclver demonstrates intricate device as puzzled student looks on. Mr. Spadoni has control of the shop in a tense moment. Miss Trapnell expounds on the fine points of grammar. Miss Lewis is telling one of those “history” stories. “And as I was saying to you!” Glowing smile on Mr. Stahl's face reveals blooming wonders of nature. Mr. Stecyk and Mr. Barrett ponder a dilemma in shop class. Mr. If ells works with his tinker toys. e ors (BiLkitinq th asovuaa at ih$ aIoAq JOHN D. ROSS Jack . . . goes for redheads . . . scholarly speaker . . . doesn't believe in white lines . . . future journalist . . . Allegheny hound. tflaAA OggksiA STEPHEN A. RETTEW Steve . . . class V. P. . . . sports car enthusiast . . . likes flood music . . . hi-fi . . . don't let that easy style fool you ... an artist. , - JOHANNA B. MILES Jobe . . . “Sue me — I care” . . . faithful to B.A.F.H. . . . the class bubble . . . “Momma says!” . . . our buddy. The approach of graduation naturally causes all of us to reflect upon the days here at West Chester Senior High School. As we ponder over our countless experiences, which of these will truly remain a significant part of our treasured remem- brances? To some it will be the experience of having achieved honor roll status as a result of diligent study. To others it will mean having scored a touchdown or taken an active part in sports. To the less athletic, but equally spirited, the fun-filled shouting of cheers will always convey a special importance. Some will never forget the weary pleasure of decorating for the long awaited prom. The musically-inclined will recall the rhythmic steps of the marching band and the gentle reverence of the Christmas program. Many, however, will need only the cherished reminder that they were once seniors — a time of life that comes just once. Surely we, as seniors, have received in high school an education that will prepare us for the future. But, more important than this, we have achieved the mental and moral soundness that is so vital to success in today’s troubled world. JOHN D. ROSS President—Class of 1962 JOHN A. MARTENS Jack . . . class wit . . . enthusiastic and devoted Scout . . . sparks math classes . . . comical mimickry . . . nothing bothers him! 6 GAIL M. A IK I INS Willing to help anyone . . . neat dresser . . . waits for letters from a certain some- one . . . typing whiz . . . always has an answer for everything . . . future sec- retary. DIANNE E. ALFARO Dehator . . . fiend on inter- national relations . . . always in an argument . . . speaks Spanish in school . . . seen at soccer games . . . future in the foreign service. GUY ALBANESE Fenderman . . . “You know how it is” . . . plays with the Lords . . . that certain junior ... a regular one- man hand . . . future musi- cian. PAMELA ALFORI) Pam . . . loves horses . . . “Let’s walk” . . . U. S. Ma- rine Corps, beware! . . . found on a farm . . . future: third finger, left hand. I KENT T. ANDERSON The Hawk . . . can he found at the Comho . . . digs Philly on the weekends . . . conservative dresser . . . fu- ture in Marines. CHARLES F. ARESON Chuck . . . always bounc- ing . . . hig man with the rackets . . . likes Girl Scouts . . . Hi-Y money man . . . future Dr. Kildare. J. GRAHAM ANDES “What, no V e tv Y or k Times? . . . would like to have been Casanova ... so- cial studies scholar . . . homhs around the country- side . . . “Who cares?” . . . future in liberal arts. MYRA J. ARROWOOD Cute little smile . . . chic wardrobe . . . loves water- skiing . . . watch that acid, Myra . . . technician. CAROLYN B. AUNGST Pleasant company . . . sin- cere friend . . . lives for the weekends . . . prefers a certain tall hoy . . . “Did you do your Latin?” . . . Honor Roll Key. SALLY A. BAKER Cute smile . . . seen with a special hoy . . . oh, those brown eyes . . . “Who said that?” . . . future as a secretary. DAVID L. BALDWIN Dave . . . Ivy league . . . “Mr. Wanderer” . . . always sleeping . . . California bound. EDW ARD J. BALLANTINE Ed . . . the man on the fly- ing trapeze . . . great swim- mer and outdoorsman . . . likes to visit coed colleges ...future as Doc Ballantine. 17 FRANK RATTAN Skip . . . drives anything . . . crazy key chain . . . dislikes double dates . . . traveling man. JUDITH A. BECKER Judy . . . happy go lucky . . . lots of fun to he with . . . takes care of that cer- tain guy . . . Bibbles . . . future in clerical work. EMILY M. BLOUNT Whiz at shorthand and typ- ing . . . “Oh, that violin!” . . . future as legal secretary . . . Connie Francis fan . . . “There must be a way.” LEONA M. BOGLE Lee , . . quiet and conser- vative . . . speedy typist . . . likes good music . . . future secretary CAROL F. BODOR Carol . . . math whiz . . . short skirts . , . oh, those gym classes! . . . friend of all. M. W AYNE BOHANNON Nanny . , . conservative . . . cross country man . . . fourteen minute club . . . a cool buddy . . . Glen Mills. EILEEN BONAR Pleasant individualist . . . likes to drive up curbs . . . talented writer . . . enjoys friendly arguments . . , great thinker . . . future in psy- chology. JACQUELINE BOND Jackie . . . cute and crazy . . . loves college men . . . “No good” . . . definitely into something . . . future: Cheyney State . . . friends galore. HOW ARD BAZAR Lansdowne transfer . . . cuts a cool wheel . . . deep think- er .. . loves a good time . . . never in homeroom . , . fond of sixth period. BETTY R. BIRELEY Rett . . . hails from Glen Mills . . . pleasant smile . . . train station fanatic . . . lots of fun. HARRIETTE M. BOND Harriette . . . quick temper . . . “Cookie” . . . great dcbator . . . “Saying some- thin’” . . . future: third finger, left hand. G. FREDERICK BONSALL Fred . . . always a smile . . . good musician on guitar and trumpet . . . much artistic talent . . . future architect. 18 LINDA M. BOOTH Lynn . . . likes popular dance hands . . . fun to he with . . . natural hlondc . . . Iowa University . . . likes the mountains . . . future secretary. BARBARA BOYER Stuff . . . where the hoys are ... a certain concern in Philadelphia . . . “Saying somethin’” . . . future in nursing. MARY A. BOWMAN Mary . . . rute little smile . . . enjoys homeroom . . . mathematics . . . lay sway . . . expert with pins and needles . . . “What a trig class!” ROBERT BRITTIN Bob ... a neat mustache . . . quiet clown . . . prize winner in shop . . . future undecided. JUDITH BROOKS Judy . . . “Where’s Rezy?” . . . writer and artist . . . “Dear Darcy” . . . “What a weird dream I had last night!” . . . wants to fly . . . those tea parties! ANNCIDNEY BROWN Ann . . . wonderful dancer — with a certain partner . . . always happy . . . sharp typ- ist .. . likes howling at Oxgrove Lanes . . . future secretary. JAMES M. BROSIUS Jimmy . . . hates homework . . . that certain girl . . . those summers . . . quiet guy . . . shop hoy ... on to Williamson. BARBARA L. BROWN Bobbi . . . two-toned eyes . . . stylish clothes . . . summers at Crystal Beach . . . loquacious . . . fiery Booster Cluh president . . . hates shampoo and shaved heads. HOWARD BROWN Spider . . . likes Drags . . . lunch at Linda’s . . . a certain girl in New York . . . crazy singer . . . often seen at the Country Kitchen . . . future in the Army. MARCELENE T. BROWN Marcie . .. real sweet dim- ples . . . sports anyone? . . . likes a foot stfider . ... “Go get ’em. Kid!” . . . sweet . . . future: IBM School. v JANET L. BROWN True redhead . . . loves hill, hilly music . . . interested in the Army . . . “Them’s the hazards” . . . enjoys typing . . . loyal fan of Sun- set Park. W ILLIAM C. BROWN Brownie . . . one of the hoys . . . drives a smooth ’54 Chevy convertible . . . one of the homeroom cut- ups . . . always joking . . . “Go scratch” . . . found at Exton Skating Rink . . . Barbara . . . future: Air Force. 19 EVA MAE BUNNELL Conservative . . . swimming enthusiast . . . takes the chancel with a cheer . . . enjoys camping . . . loyal and sincere friend. JEANNE L. BUTLER Beanie . . . “Oh! . . hospital snack bar . . . Mas sachusetts School of Retail ing . . . loves ice skating . . watch that giggle . . . whiz with a needle. HOWARD CAHILL One of the shop’s crew . . . a certain girl . . . skating rink . . . races . . . future carpenter. DIANN C. CARLSON The louder half . . . finds scenery in English class in- teresting . . . “True, true, true.” . . . “That’s a laugh and a half” . . . future Brenda Starr. GEORGE CARTER Drives a ’SO Plymouth coupe . . . F. F. A. reporter . . . girl crazy . . . always avail- able . . . Navy bound. f • EVERETT CARPENTER ■iff 1 “Ever ready” . . . favorite u period: lunch . . . likes to go to dances . . . parties — with lots of girls . . . . anchors aweigh. NANCY A. CARTER “Rubbish!” . . . always a ready arguer . . . Pre-med at Muhlenberg . . . avid or- ganist . . . loves chemistry and symphonic music . . . “But, Mr. Pierce — ” DENNIS N. CARLSON One half . . . quiet, soft- spoken type . . . likes sports . . . “How’s the Pontiac?” . . . “Did you do your Trig?” rr ii CHARLES CHALFANT Charlie . . . good thinker . . . favorite pastime: girl scouting ... “I don’t know” . . . enjoys English. 20 THOMASINE CLOSE Tommie . . . one of our vivacious cheerleaders . . . always has a smile for every one . . . uses only one kind of shampoo . . . B.A.F.H. LAURA CLARK Lolly ... a combination of neatness and sweetness . .. Oh! those pretty hrown eyes . . . “Did you bring your apple?” . . . everybody’s friend . . . looking for some- one after school? . . . hair- dresser. CHERYL A. CLUM Cherry . . . not so quiet as everyone believes . . . bowling enthusiast . . . “What am I going to do?” . . . sweet smile . . . con- scientious student. CONSTANCE J. COCHRANE Connie . . . life of the party . . . always laughing . . . likes rabbits . . . look out, art field. LARRY E. COLVIN I . I RICHARD CROMPTON Richie ... fast cars . . girls . . . future engineer . . “It’s in the back seat. MARY E. CRUMRINE Bookkeeping scholar . . . likes singing, dancing, and acrobatics . . . Mitch Miller fan . . . westward hound . . . future as a bookkeeper . . . “What’s on the Late Late Show tonight?” M. JANE COLDREN “Let’s do something excit- ing!” . . . peppy cheerleader . . . exuberant explorer . . . life of a party . . . big tease . . . “Honest to Peter.” JUDITH E. CONNER “The Judge” . . . always in Judi . . . babbling brunette a good mood . . . real man . . . never at a loss for with the girls . . . “W:hat’s words . . . oh, those proh- that joke?” . , . . Louisiana lems . , . . “I’m certainly Tech, beware! glad” . . . future dental as- sistant. CURTISS L. CONRAD Curt . . . our Student Council president . . . always a warm smile ... a whiz on the soccer field . . . excels in gymnastics . . . “enjoys” firecrackers. JUDITH COX Personality and looks com- bined . . . neat dresser . . . always waiting for a letter . . . “Did you get your book- keeping done?” . . . liked by everyone . . . future air- line stewardess. PATRICIA A. CROWTHER Saph . . . can fit seven into a little red car . . . saxophone jazz ... a special Danish word . . . the “clown” of the crowd . . . sharp Halloween parties . . . “How do you say that?” DANA M. CRUSE Transfer from Avon Grove . . . loves horses . . . “Hurry up” . . . mischievous and fun-loving . . . “No more popcorn for you” . . . future needle pusher. EMILY COWAN Likes everybody . . . War- rior fan . . . loves homework . . . would like to go to business school ... a pet cat named Timmy. MARY JO COX Mary Jo . . . Shanahan trans- fer . . . very good student . . . “Please” . . . business school — to office work . . . dizzy blonde. 21 ELEANOR J. CUNNINGHAM Elli . . . Sock Hop on Sat- urday nights . . . hook keep- ing expert . . . howling en- thusiast . . . future secretary. M. JANE DARLINGTON Jane . . . pint size . . . likes lavender Corvettes . . . sum- mers at Crystal Beach . . . “party girl” . . . B.A.F.H. RUTH M. DARLINGTON Follows Nicky and the hand . . . good dancer . . . beauti- ful eyes . . . hound for West Chester State . . . “Oh, those portraits in art class!” VIRGINIA L. CURLEY Ginny . . . pleasant per- sonality . . . good student . . . whiz at math . . . likes to howl . . . quiet in class, hut outside, lookout! CAROLE A. DAVIS Watch out for those 59 Ford convertibles! . . . per- sonality plus . . . cute little redhead . . . crazy laugh . . . “What homework? . . . “I m not blushing. EARL DAVIS Math whiz ... all kinds of sports . . . one of the south- end hoys . . . everybody’s friend . . . after graduation: the Army. G. THEODORE DAVIS Ted . . . “The Kid . . . future in the Marine Corps . . . good friend of all bus drivers ... a real brain in gym . . . “Hey, Kid.” SHIRLEY A. DERRY Crazy girl . . . bookkeeping whiz . . . oh, those lunches . . . What does she do in Media? . . . Bills! . . . future at IBM School. SUSAN G. CURLETT Sue . . . “Oh, you!” . . . quiet, hut always laughing . . . great personality . . . handy with needle and thread . . . art school next year. JOHN D AGOSTINO Clown . . . future barber . . . “Big Bad John” . . . likes the opposite sex . . . always ready for a good time. L. MILLS DAVIS Mills . . . little man on the soccer team . . . picks hill- hilly on the five-string . . . uses two dabs of Bryllcreme . . . “How could I? I was absent yesterday.” . . . head- ed for the Ivy League. ALLEN F. DEWEY The tall man . . . history class fan . . . loves those winter-green mints . . . “Aw!” . . . college prep . . . possible Naval career. 22 ARTHUR DEWEY Art . . . has a paper route after school . . . sports fan . . . intends to go into the Army . . . cross country runner. SHARYN D. DOAN Doni . . . the girl with the hells . . . crewnecks with kneesocks . . . hasset hound . . . paintbrush and easel . . . punctual? ? . . . hos- pitals, be on the alert! ANTHONY DiNENNO Tony . . . has expensive taste . . . always good for a joke . . . hard worker . . . serious minded about noth- ing . . . future machinist. MARGARET E. DONNELLY Peggy . . . vivacious . . . fiery hair . . . “Where the hoys are” . . . chief War- riorettc . . . “Oh, I’m em- barrassed.” . . . future at West Chester State. RONALD B. DUTTON Dut . . . one of the guys . . . hot Chevy . . . can’t wait till summertime . . . likes parties . . . future businessman. EDMUND L. ELIASON Ed . . . persuasive percus- sion . . . “What home- work? . . . interested in horses and art . . . college in the future. HOW ARD V. DONOHOE, JR. Rock . . . LaSalle’s loss is West Chester’s gain . . . hard hitting right guard . . . sincere and respected . . . “Can’t anyone say my name right?” FRANK Dl LIN Spanish whiz . . . always after points . . . loves physics . . . sports enthusi- ast ... a real lover . . . college? . . . “Who knows?” . ... crazy dancer. NORMAN E. DONOGHUE Ned . . . scholar and in- tellect ... V. W. enthusiast . . . spends time at the doc- tor’s . . . the typical junior executive . . . W. C.’s tennis star . . . promising future after college. CHARLES DUFFY Duff . . . can he found at Benny’s . . . Y. M. C. A. is his second home . . . likes to ride around on Friday nights . . . the last of the big spenders. NANCY JO EARL “Let’s go to the Pixie!” . . . that certain guy . . . that New York accent . . . “See what I mean?” . ... inter- ested and interesting . . . sum total — Nancy Jo. WALTER EMORY Likes gymnastics . . . mem- ber of the football team . . . nice guy to he with . . . future with the Army. 23 ROBERT W. FENIMORE Fen . . . one of the boys . . . hot Falcon . . . found at Foulk’s . . . future in the Marine Corps . . . ladies man. PAUL L. FINK Drives an antiquated Ford . . . neat dresser ... “I have a problem” . . . faith- ful Warrior fan . . . likes sports and girls . . . college in the future. JOSEPH EYLER Joe . . . loves physical sci- ence . . . often seen at the Country Kitchen . . . future in the service. E. ROSS FEEHRER, II Loyal Warrior fan . . . “Did anyone do his P. O. D.?” . . . personality plus . . . drives a little bug . . . friendly smiles. JAMES D. FERGUSON Jim . . . uses two dabs . . . morale booster for the track team . . . future in art and photography. ARMINTA FINNEY Finney . . . personality . . . Ike . . . can be found in Norristown or Conshy . . . remember Uncle Guss? . . . here comes that ’50 black Mercury . . . future nurse. PHILIP B. FLECK Flecky . . . likes to build hi-fi sets . . . shutter bug . . . quiet and serious, or is he? . . . industrious, ex- cept for school work . . . after college, a career in engineering. DOROTHY FLYNN Dottie . . . No. 16 at Howard Johnson’s . . . loves clothes . . . pretty blue eyes . . . “Whose Falcon were you in?” . . . future in Exton. JOSEPH A. FACCIOLLI Fac . . . sports star . . . ready to fight anytime . . . one of the fellows ... a certain girl . . . college bound. MARY ANNA FELTON From Upper Moreland . . . a good leader . . . makes friends easily ... a special Danish word . . . can’t keep a straight face . . . great in chorus. PAULETTE FLOURNOY “Pineapple Princess” . . . boys . . . those big brown eyes . . . bowling fan . . . hates clothes and snow . . . future at art school. DOROTHY FRY Dottie . . . blushing brun- ette . . . sharp dresser . . . friendly personality . . . Who’s that certain someone? . . . sports fan . . . future at business school. ALBERT GEIGER Al ... likes the drags . . . C. A. P. Cadet . . . future Airman . . . loves those women . . . “Who smells smoke?” PAULA J. GIBSON Quiet . . . nice wardrobe . . . easy to get along with . . . likes a certain kind of rice . . . “What time is it?” JOSEPHINE M. GOSNELL Josie ... big brown eyes . . . “I didn’t get a letter” . . . likes driver ed . . . out-going personality . . . a certain guy. SANDRA L. GOTTIER Sandy ... art enthusiast . . . just loves those Shanahan dances . . . watches out for a certain hoy on the football team . . . drives a crazy ’56 Dodge. RICHARD GOTSHALL Rick . . . big brother type . . . that special junior . . . loves his Chevy . . . hates working on Saturdays . . . bound for the service. MARGARET GREER Peggy . . . cute blonde . . . “I don’t know” . . . waits for letters from that special someone . . . future sec- retary. YVONNE C. GILLIAM Imported from Downing- town . . . baseball lover . . . “Oh, my father” . . . future as a social worker. DEBRA A. GOODRIDGE Debbie . . . quintescence of a lady . . . delicately lovely . . . capable Indian- head editor . . . “That’s really tough!” . . . will major in home economics. SHARON A. GENTRY Sophisticated . . . contagious smile . . . dresses to style . . . likes parties and camp- ing? . . . the other ace full- back on the hockey team . . . college hound. DONNA GILL Gilly . . . neat and sweet . . . life of the party . . . always needs shampoo . . . look out, art school! . . . “Man, that’s great.” WILLIAM GILLESPIE Bill . . . Vo-Ag boy . . . sophomore soccer player . . . future in the service . . . treasury is money hungry . . . “Girls, girls, girls!” ROLAND GLASCO Buddy . . . football star . . . girl lover . . . dancing . . . looking for that certain girl . . . undetermined fu- ture. 25 STANLEY T. HALLER Lee ... drives the “Wounded Moose’ . . . loves third period . . . hates to see the school day come to an end. GERALDINE K. HANTHORNE Gerri . . . sharp dresser . . . hookkeeping whiz . . . “Meet you at the whose- watcheP’ . . . congenial per- sonality . . . hears wedding bells. LEE E. HANER Easy to get along with . . . real Ivy League . . . “56 shakey . . . girl shy? . . . York enthusiast . . . spelling whiz? . . . talented in art. PHEBE ANN HARING Hhebe . . . never a dull moment . . . always smiling . . . considerate of others . . . “Oh, that Latin” . . . one special boy ... on to nursing school. ROBERT GREINER Man of the shop . . . neat dresser . . . friend to every- one . . . asset to our class . . . future uncertain. JANE A. HALL Seen with one special boy . . . S. C. G. W. I. C. B. . . . Si’s Booster . . . what a wardrobe! . . . “What’s for lunch?” . . . always in trouble . . . can’t wait for weekends. v jV. JUDITH E. HARRIS Judy . . . WCHS pert drum majorette . . . those summers at the boat . . . “Oh! guess who called last night” . . . quiet until you get to know her! . . . “It’s the typewriter’s fault.” ROBERT T. HAUSCH Bob . . . wrestler . . . “Busy little Bee” . . . can be found on the midnight patrol. GEORGE K. HAHN Canopener ... a special girl in Penncrest . . . wrest- ling team . . . Coast Guard after graduation. JUDITH L. HALL Judy . . . new from Ohio . . . dreams of teaching in Hawaii . . . adds charm to WCHS . . . color guard . . . mischievous . . . popular with everyone . . . very fond of mustard. LAWRENCE N. HARTSHORNE “Carumba” . . . linguis- tics— Greek and Spanish whiz . . . summers in New York.. . . college prep . . . future in ministry. ROBERTA HEIMLICH Heimie . . . personality plus!! . . . “So how are ya?” . . . “Oh, I flunked that test” . . . our little Farfle . . . B.A.F.H. CONSTANCE A. HENSEL Connie . . . “I’m hungry for pizza” . . . turned up nose and red hair . . . pretty blue eyes . . . never a dull moment ... to be wed in June. NANCY L. HETHERINGTON The girl with a mischievous smile — and weird dimples . . . “Oh, you know what I mean” . . . friend in a certain state . . . wants to be a master of chemicals . . . always lots of fun. EDWARD A. HUSS Eddie . . . from auto shop . . . likes the opposite sex . . . California, here I come! KATHERINE M. IRONS Kathy . . . always “late” . . . sweet personality . . . watch that red light . . . “Have you seen Stinkweed?” . . . seamstress. DONNA C. HERSHEY Bunny . . . loves sweaters . . . Johnny Mathis fan . . . drives a hot Monza . . . loves to dance . . . “Help!” . . . future medical secretary. GAIL J. HOLMGREN Swedish blonde . . . keeps an eye on that sword . . . collegiate dresser . . . soft- spoken . . . B.A.F.H. . . . “Oh, it made me so mad!” SARAH L. HOOPES Pete . . . one Ray Charles dancer . . . well-coordinated majorette . . . friendly, jo- vial, and tattooed . . . sham- poo lover . . . B.A.F.H. . . . curly hair? . . . loyal friend. JUDITH A. HOWELL Judy . . . pleasant person- ality . . . likes shorthand . . . will make a fine secre- tary . . . Pat Boone fan. ALAN HUBER Alan ... a hit with the girls . . . cool thinker . . . collegiate dresser . . . likes sports cars . . . future in electronics. RONALD M. HUBER Ron . . . “Oh, my gra- cious” . . . tall, blonde, and handsome . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . whiz in Math . . . electronics major. RICHARD HUSS Speedy . . . agile on the bars . . . “Oh, Man!” . . . he finally made it . . . honor roll key . . . asset to the commercial classes. LONNIE IVEY A shop man . . . drives a cool 50 Ford . . . works after school. JAMES D. JEFFERIS Jeff .. . “Mr. Prez” . . . likes to ride in patrol ears . . . clothes cleaned at W. C. Laundry . . . walking sports page . . . future Mel Allen. If A It IS An.A A. VLLl Barb . . . “you know” . . . collegiate dresser . . . out- going personality . . . likes sports . . . that special guy. NANCY JANE JAMISON Jamie . . . full of life . . . Oh, those bell bottom hand pants! . . . “I’m going South” . . . that certain Dan- ish word . . . “I don’t know.” BONNIE M. JENKINS Ronnie . . . crazy brunette . . . waits for that special phone call . . . lots of fun to he with . . . hopes to become a nurse. EDWIN JAMIESON Ed ... crazy about girls . . . future with the Navy . . . can’t wait till school is out. EDGAR H. JEFFERIS Ed ... quiet and friendly . . . Exton on Saturday nights . . . baritone sax in band . . . college bound. JEROME JENKINS Jerry ... ’50 green Ford . . . “Hello, Mary Lou” . . . nimble on the mats . . . lots of fun . . . future undecided. SAMUEL JOHNSON A man of the shop . . . after school, the Air Force . . . future machinist. ARTHUR E. JONES Todd . . . solid stormer . . . top eliminator on the “pike” ... a real ladies’ man . . . always wants to drop German . . . dream eyes . . . good all around athlete . . . headed for col- lege. SUZANNE A. KANE One of the “Stormers” . . . likes to sew ... an artist . . . a certain redhead . . . “Let me drive” . . . ready with a joke. THOMAS JONES Tom ... all the king’s men . . . mirror shoes . . . progressive piano . . . trig whiz? SUSAN KARMERZE Susie . . . perky personality ... . that certain boy . . . neat dresser . . . those sum- mers . . . college bound. 28 GERARD A. KNATZ Pancho . . . tennis player . . . “Got your trig done? . . . University of Maryland . . . philatelist . . . quiet smile. RALPH KRAMER Shop man ... a pizza fan . . . friend to everyone . . . ran he seen at Benny’s . . . future uncertain. JUDITH E. KLEIN Perky cheerleaders’ co-cap- tain . . . oh, those red claws . . . shampoo . . . “You know, the whojamajigger . . always making smoke signals . . . “Pauline! . . . B.A.F.H. HELEN J. KLOSS Joann . . . one of our petite blondes . . . crazy per- sonality . . . Oh; those slum- ber parties! . . . always flirt- ing . . . business world, look out! ELIZABETH W. KRATZ “Sweet Betsey of Pike . . . always prepared with the “Ghia . . . stop signs ap- pear blank . . . altruistic and sincere . . . Uh! sum- mertime . . . your main desire at Colby is strictly scholastic, isn’t it Betsey? RUTH ELLEN KRUEGER Ruthie . . . “Are you going to Y. F. C. this week? . . . enthusiastic worker . . . frequently seen at South Penn Youth Center . . . soccer fan . . . future mis- sionary nurse. JOHN W. LaRUE Jack . . . “Oh, yes! . . . girls . . . swimming . . . always has a joke . . . sharp smile . . . seen at the “Y or Foulk’s Drug Store . . . future with Marines. ROBERT H. LEEPER Bob . . . ferroequinologist . . . likes big-band music . . . pipe smoker . . . wants to live in Canada . . . Mer- cedes fan . . . electrical en- gineer. CHARLOTTE J. LeGATES Elle parle francais . . . en- joys dramatics and music . . . represented WCHS abroad with A.F.S. . . . earn- est and sincere intentions . . . can’t help doing every- thing perfectly. KATHLEEN J. LEITH Kathy . . . cute little blonde? ... “I don’t have it! . . . PILLS . . . swinging and swaying walk . . . spark- ling blue eyes . . . authority on presidents — especially Jackson! CHARLES S. LEROY Charlie . . . WIBG fan . . . ladies’ man . . . found in shop . . . the whistler. JAY LEVINE Avid Warrior fan . . . deadly in the pivot . . . steady at the plate . . . asset to school and sports . . . drives a big Chrysler. 29 HARRY C. McCANN Hey smooth!! ... Why Shrewsbury? ... a nice one . . . “Hey mom, guess where I am! . . . “Could you notify a cop?! . . . great guy . . . sharp smile. RANDOLPH H. LYTTON Randy . . . photography fiend . . . likes calypso . . . ardent philatelist . . . “More Latin?’ . . . future history professor. JOHN LEWIS Fuzzy . . . watchout, Brandywine . . . cool, crazy . . . found at D. S. . . . funnyman. JOANNE D. LITTLE Chicken Little . . . fun to be with . . . watch out, she drives . . . plays a cool clarinet . . . seen Saturday night at the movies . . . elementary school, beware. A. WAYNE LONGACRE Kool Ade . . . “Long- shanks . . . pass the zinc and sulfur . . . several dramatic aliases . . . chem- ical career . . . wants to get to the Point. JOHN W. LLCKOWSKI Jack . . . history scholar . . . enjoys howling . . . Civil War fan . . . com- mendable cartoonist . . . career in teaching . . . head- ed for West Chester State. DIANE C. LEWIS Class clown . . . collegiate dresser . . . Si’s booster . . . “What would Carrot say?” . . . honorary S. C. member . . . can’t stay out of trouble. DAVID M. LITTLE Dave . . . the light in the eyes of the Sock and Buskin Club . . . physics fiend . . . headed for Tri-State and electrical engineering. ■«Hi GEORGE LONDON FEATHERS and SPURS . . . ‘That’s cute . . . the ladies’ man . . . ROOF . . . can he found at the Coffee House . . . one of J. C.’s boys. JULIA A. LOGAN Classic style . . . female Michaelangelo . . . confirmed jazz huff . . . Harper st Neivs. week and the ISew Yorker • . . aesthetic . . . squeaks when she giggles. Edw in McCarter hd ... dig those way-out jokes . . . can he found at Nesbitt’s . . . loves his gym hag . . . great intramural player. ELAINA M. McCartney Talented pixie cutter . . . vivacious cheerleader co- captain . . . “Your nose” . . . the other Ray Charlo dancer . . . B.A.F.H. . . . shampoo lover . . . intelli- gent nut. ANN R. McNEIL Capable hockey co-captain . . . ace fullback . . . math whiz . . . “Rock’s buddie” . . . unusual sense of humor . . . full of tricks . . . physical education teacher. ELIZABETH M. McVEY Betty . . . dizzy blonde . . . watch that speed . . . wild about hoys . . . wedding hells. MARIA T. MEJIA The cutie from Columbia . . . “I no speak English very good” . . . fabulous wardrobe ... “I can’t wait till June” . . . everybody’s friend . . .. cheerful per- sonality. BARBARA M. McVEY Barbie . . . nature fiend . . . oh, those secret dates! . . . amicable . . . those time limits . . . future hair dres- ser. VIRGINIA MADONNA Ginni . . . from the island . . . infectious smile . . . “Let’s do something” . . . “I don’t know how I get into these messes” . . . ebony hair. CHARLES R. MAUN Charlie . . . star quarter- back . . . machine shop . . . sharp dresser . . . that cer- tain hockey girl . . . future undecided. SANDRA J. MANDES Pleasantly conservative . . . short and sweet . . . spark- ling blue eyes . . . interest at Villanova . . . future asset to the science world. M. LINDA MAUN Linda . . . great math clock- watcher . . . pixie . . . friend to all . . . always waiting for someone . . . never a dull moment . . . future journalist. SANDRA L. MARCH Sandy . . . “Anyone for green stamps?” . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Y. F. C. President . . . accomplished flutist. MARTHA I. MEJIA Speedy with the Spanish . . . our gain from Columbia . . . “I don’t understand” . . . enjoys sitting in the back of the room . . . easily embarrassed ... “I don’t know how to say it.” NANCY A. MELDRUM Nan . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . wanderer of the halls . . . crazy about tennis . . . indescribable French accent . . . “Really?” BEVERLY J. MILHOUS Bev . . . beautiful dark huir . . . fashion plate . . . twirls a hot baton . . . “Just you wait!” . . . “Nellie’s a runner!” 31 CAROL L. MILLER Pretty as a picture . . . where the boys are . . “Gee whiz” . . . look at those eyes . . . barrels of fun . . . future at Temple. JANE A. MILLER Pat . . . limbo linguist . . . “Hey Jane” — “Hey what?” . . . one of the Stormers . . . “Play it straight.” F. IRENE MILLER Bubbling brunette . . . “Did you do your P. O. D.?” . . . where the hoys are . . . look out for those thermometers! JOAN MILLER Joni . . . sweet personality . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . “Oh, I’m late for homeroom” . . . 5th Avenue taste . . . future air- line hostess or beautician. LAIRD C. MILLER Laird . . . loves swimming and water skiing . . . makes sure everyone sees his De- Soto ... West Chester State . . . summer cottage in Canada. RANDY MILLER Randy . . . asset to the foot- ball team . . . stylish dres- ser . . . “Is it orange, or is it orange?” . . . ready laugh . . . has his eye on a junior . . . West Chester State bound. PATRICIA MILLER Pat . . . 4-H enthusiast . . . accomplished hand and chorus member . . . likes to talk . . . varied interests . . . physical education teacher. RAYMOND R. MILLER Rob . . . trig scholar . . . gridiron tackle . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . classic ’54 blue bomb . . . future in math. NANCYE S. MINTON Reb . . . finder of prob- lems . . . “You’re kidding!” . . . homeroom loyalty . . . “Watch out for the squir- rels!” . . . infectious school spirit. BUNDY S. MITCHELL “Wasn’t it a fabulous sum mer?” . . . horses and boys . . . cute in a pageboy . . likes eating and talking . . always happy in the morn ing . . . those college trips WILLIAM D. MISETIC Bill . . . seen on the soc- cer field . . . sports cars and blondes . . . quick smile . . . “What senior pictures?” JAMES P. MITCHELLI Jimmy . . . sadistic nut . . . keeps the party going . . . “Biologically speaking, etc.” . . . sharp dresser . . . drives the little black blob . . . big bad world, beware!! 32 JUDITH MONK Monk . . . boys . . . loves dancing . . . good art stu- dent . . . wants to be a nurse . . . angelic voice. SALLY L. MOORE A good friend to all . . . always blushing when ques- tions come . . . seen lately with another hoy . . . great summers at Wildwood . . . “Just can't wait till gradua. lion. W ILLIAM M. MORGAN Bill . . . true Southern gen- tleman . . . future college man . . . quiet in a way . . . real party fan . . . “Oh, yea.” ROBERT T. NAST Bob . . . thinks he's the better half . . . whiz in Latin . . . likes football and track . . . follows the Owls of Temple. KARL NESBITT Karl . . . good friend . . . drives a '61 Chevy . . . can he found at the First West Chester Fire Co. . . . Cali- fornia hound. JUNE L. MORTENSEN Sweet smile . . . panic at those parties . . . “Down by the station” . . . terrific dancer ... “I forgot to wait for Ricky” . . . one of the Stormers. 1 ok'1 Or A r IP ) • MARGARET R. MULLISON “Overhead, look overhead! . . . among the blossoms white and red.” . . . our dreamer . . . music, art? What shall it be? Algebra? Never! Poetry'. JESSE MURRAY Future Marine . . . loves girls . . . art . . . counts minutes in P. O. D. . . . “It looks” . . . happiest time of day — 3:15. VIRGINIA NELSON Cute . . . amicable and sin- cere . . . loads of fun . . . those junior privileges . . . future at IBM School. JUDITH C. NESTER Judy . . . “foreign exchange student from Pakistan” . . . “No, you see” . . . Philly . . . “Hoi!” . . . tall tales . . . gives away old clothes. Aik KATHRYN MUNSHOWER Munchie . . . good dancer . . . loves those parties . . . “I don't have anything to wear” . . . likes the summer. RICHARD NAST The better half . . . ladies man . . . co-captain and best down field blocker on the football team . . . cad- diemaster's brother . . . hopes to he “Joe College.” if ✓ 33 HELEN E. NICHOLS Mickey . . . bubbling per- sonality . . . ardent Warrior fan . . . Spanish scholar? . . . infectious giggle . . . “Why haven’t you been in school lately?” JACK A. OWENS Great with the pigskin . . . prefers girls with black hair . . . “Did I hear someone say Navy?” . . . whiz at Espanol . . . West Virginia girls, look out! MARYLEE PARRY Mischievous . . . pretty and petite . . . just can’t stand those high lockers . . . loves the Navy . . . “Ben, will you carry my books?” . . . definitely collegiate. BETTINA PATTERSON Tina . . . “The funniest thing happened” . . . jazz fan . . . impish personality . . . “All right, girls, keep quiet!” . . . loves those animal crackers . . . college next fall . . . “Men!” BARBARA A. PIERCE Looks forward to typing class . . . cute smile . . . hard worker . . . drives a mean ’54 Ford . . . found at the Coffee Pot. M. LINDA PEARSON Lynn . . . always smiling . . . sincere and dependable . . . loves Chevy Impa . . . oh, those Phelps School dances . . . predilection for blue. DAVID PECLER Daddy Peg . . . drives a hot Metro . . . favorite sub- ject: lunch . . . found at the Food Fair . . . future: trade school. JOHN F. PENNY One of the shop crew . . . likes a special girl . . . “mild” personality . . . look- out, trade school . . . “Check that Cat ...” YASUHIKO ONO Joe . . . our Japanese exchange student . . . seems to enjoy math class espe- cially . . . “Pickles” . . . lunchtime catnap . . . avid weightlifter . . . wants to he a doctor. PHILIP M. PALMER Reserved yet friendly . . . avid photographer . . . “Did we have that for today?” . . . a career in journalism after college. GARY A. PFAFF Avid astronomer . . . com- bustion-minded lab assistant . . . P. O. D. scholar . . . provocative Baconian . . . possible future in archaeol- ogy. DONNA PIERGALLINI Loves dancing . . . short and sweet . . . always found at Linda’s . . . talkative . . . someone special. 34 JOHN E. PINKERTON Pinky . . . one of the shop boys . . . neat dresser . . . likes the dances at Shanahan . , . girls beware. ANN F. PLEASANTS Nancy . . . blue eyes, in- nocent glances . . . “licorice stick” and tennis racket . . . pixie collars ... “I just can’t concentrate.” . . . will brighten Halls of Ivy! ANTHONY PIZII Tony . . . baseball player . . . a rigtown boy . . . whiz at senior math . . . found at the D S. WILLIAM G. POWELL Bill . . . captain of the soc- cer team . . . trampoline artist . . . great diver . . . always ready to help out . . . steady goal tender . . . that special girl. JOHN N. PRESTON Pres . . . steady stormer . . . regular school atten- dance? . . . tough under the hoards . . . “German schol- ar” . . . H-stock runner . . . college hound. THOMAS B. PRIEST Intellectual . . . peddle your Indianheads . . . what gram- mar . . . day-dreaming de- bater . . . nuts! . . . two fine understandings! . . . future scientist. SUZANNE M. QUILLEN Dangerous left inner . . . sharp personality . . . lots of skill with a paint brush . . . “Did someone say a party?” . . . Penn State fan . . . always willing to help. JOHN J. REAGAN Sharp 56 Chevy . . . always looking for girls . . . F.F.A. President . . . future un- certain. GARY R. RICE Wheat . . . comes from the South End . . . owns a 40 Ford . . . loves physical science . . . one of th« boys. GAIL RICKETTS Ooh, that test! 9 . . . stylish taste . . . spirited cheering . . . chronic complainer and big tease . . . follows West Chester State’s soccer team closely . . . sincere friend. RONALD RIDDELL Hard warker ... a pleasant smile . . . good swimmer and lifeguard . . . motor- cycles . . . friendly. JANE R. RIDGLEY Industrious yearbook editor . . . contagious enthusiasm . . . doodles on hoys shirts . . . “Shampoo anybody? . . . girl with the foot trouble! . . . likes tennis? . . . wants to be a Big Sister. 35 ROBERT W. RODKEY Silent Bob . . . “Where’s my tuba?” . . . conservative dresser . . . can’t be found on weekends . . . future engineer . . . Rocko. MINY RIEDY Loves dancing . . . always found at the Drive-In on Friday nights . . . that cer- tain hoy from Unionville High . . . “What shall I wear?” . . . ambition: model. JOYCE A. ROACH “Choice” . . . drives the “Rabbit” . . . stylish clothes . . . a smile for all ... a special Danish word . . . “huh.” THOMAS RIZZO Tom . . . plays top drums . . . spats with a certain senior . . . drives a big Fleetwood . . . future mus- ician. KENNETH A. ROBERTS Kenny . . . likes girls . . . a shop man . . . heavy- drinker (of milk) . . . quiet and reserved (in school) . . . uncertain about future. MARCIA ROE Marcy . . . oh, those eyes . . . bouncy blonde . . . dynamic dancer ... “I thought I’d just die” . . . the girl with the id. NANCY C. RUCH “Quiet, she was, and so at ease” . . . that was Nancy . . . West Chester’s own Raphael . . . whose brush spoke volumes. ELIZABETH E. RUSSELL Liz . . . blonde? . . . enjoys dancing . . . full of pep . . . “Where’s the party?” . . . future Latin scholar . . . West Chester State, beware. ROBERT W. RYAN Rabbit . . . can he found at the Combo . . . likes city life . . . one special girl . . . whiz in P. O. I). MARILYN B. SALTZMAN Marilyn . . . likes pink . . . enjoys music . . . interested in art . . . fond of dramatics. STEPHEN F. ROSS Steve ... all alone with Atlantic . . . just Joe Smooth with a smile . . . nice guy . . . uncertain future. THOMAS ROUGEALX Tom . . . “What’s to it?” . . . found at the Warner . . . real smooth . . . clown. EDWIN E. SALVESEN Ed . . . wailing sax man . . . future chemist . . . hot pizza maker . . . likes hunting, driving, movies, and “girls ’ . . . headed for West Chest- er State. RITA M. SALVUCCI Ritz . . . vivacious and pert . . . “Oh, football games’ . . . always talking . . . headed for West Chester State. VICTOR H. SANDHAM Vic . . . varsity football player . . . has a special tutor . . . quarter-miler . . . serious student . . . likes the Ivy-League. BEVERLY N. SAYLOR Bev . . . look out for that Chevy! . . . watch “Newt” . . . keep that cute smile . . . Hawaii bound. JAMES SCHEIRE Hates spelling . . . likes English . . . also likes P.O.D. . . . goes for girls . . . enjoys football . . . one of the boys. RICHARD C. SCOTT Scotty . . . whiz on the basketball court . . . hot temper . . . works at Jami- son’s . . . that certain girl. C. LAWRENCE SCHUSTER Larry . . . collegiate clothes . . . sports enthusiast . . . admirer of the opposite sex . . . “What trip to Philly?” . . . good dancer . . . fun- loving . . . watch out, Penn State. DAVID A. SHAFFER Favorite expression: “Snif- fer, snur” . . . How was the wrestling camp? . . . one of the gophers on the soc- cer team . . . German scholar . . . swimming fan . . . captain of the wrestling team . . . fifteen bucks a week! JOANNE S. SHARON Quiet till you know her . . . “Oh, excuse me please” . . . giggles . . . those Shanahan dances . . . Goldy Beacom bound. NORMA C. SHEELER A friend to all in need . . . “Where are my keys?” . . . can he found at the gas station . . . from a bike to a Cadillac . . . future: Bell Telephone. CLARE M. SHELLER Clare . . . Oh, those Mar- ines! . . . nice to everyone . . . loves P. O. I). . . . found on the basketball court . . . future beautician. THOMAS A. SHERRY Curly hair, brains and brawn . . . an old time “Stanton Stormer” . . . “But Mr. Urich — ”... “I am going to make the Honor Roll this year.” ... “I know it’s in there somewhere.” STEPHEN SHLR Plays football . . . history whiz . . . “Are girls going to be there?” . . . “You going my way?” . . . one of the boys . . . future busi- nessman. MARILYN E. SIEMERS “Miss Continental 1962” . . . that hidden smile . . . “It’s party time. Get up!” . . . traffic laws are made to be broken . . . Ridge Road Haven . . . future Corvette. JAMES W. SINCLAIR Jim . . . big band fan . . . bongo beat . . . “Gabriel’s prodigy” . . . wears sharp clothes . . . “Away with station wagons!” FRANCES M. SMALTZ Fran ... “I want a cup of coffee” . . . celestial voice . . . slumber parties . . . particular dresser . . . W.C. S.C. bound. i DONNA J. SMITH Mention that certain name and her face lights up . . . sparkling smile for every- one . . . always has time to listen to problems . . . watch out for those New Street bumps! JOAN SMITH Packy . . . “What’s so interesting at the movies?” . . . “How about that!” . . . always clowning . . . home-ec whiz. RICHARD SMITH Clown of the class . . . likes sports . . . loves homework? . . . sharp personality . . . always joking . . . math whiz . . . certain to succeed. THOMAS SMITH Tom . . . one of the quiet ones? . . . drives a big Caddy . . . oh, those quiet evenings at home! . . . “Really?” ... a friendly smile . . . can’t wait until the end of the third period. ROSE MARIE B. SICKORA Rose . . . enjoys marching in the hand . . . “Guess who I saw today?” . . . “Will you get my milk for me?” . . . pianist . .•. future in languages. CAROLYN M. SILVICK Bookkeeper . . . found at the Dairy Queen . . . Barry . . . first in love hut last in homeroom . . . “Anyone going to the bus station?” ROBERT SMITH Weed . . . drives a hot Chev . . . found in Delaware . . . always working on cars . . . reverent Hi-Y chaplain . . . future undecided. JOHN W. SORTINO English scholar . . . quiet in class . . . white bucks . . . one of the hand boys . . . “Watch that acid.” SER ITA SPADONI Sreet . . . has a ready hand in everything . . . Miss Meticulous . . . the annual class swim . . . tinkers with three instruments . . . always on the go. DAWN M. SPICKLER LAWRENCE T. SPAZIANI Spaz . . . always good for a laugh . . . friend to every- one . . . little hut mighty . . . whiz on the basketball court .. . “Cut it out, Scott!” . . . better beware, Vil- lanova! EL WOOD SPRIGGS Sweetest smile . . . loves horses . . . art, her favorite subject . . . interested in acting . . . may become a beautician . . . college lies ahead. Ebbie . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . “Don’t even start it” . . . future undecided. MARION STEELE Gift of gab . . . Did you ever find your golf ball? . . . culinary whiz . . . petite . . . loves music . . . “I’m going to have fun this year!” RICHARD STITELER Lover . . . Oh, those par- ties! . . . good dancer . . . down by the station . . . one of the Stormers . . . University of Hawaii after graduation. ELIZABETH J. SWARM Betty . . . main attraction at the Exton Holler Rink . . . loves the weekends . . . always in Narberth . . . “My typewriter is broken!” . . . found at 54 . . . business world, watch out! JOHN SWARTZ Tall, dark . . . races? . . . girls! . . . shop boy . . . neat dresser . . . future draftsman. c JOHN STEW ARD Good looking . . . “hoagie maker” . . . likes swimming . . . could start his own menagerie . . . “Huh?” . . . future undecided. CAROL STREMMEL Gidget . . . love those brown eyes . . . has a special guy . . . “Oh my goodness!” . . . future airline hostess. WILLIAM J. TALBOT Bill . . . can be found up- town . . . goes for wild music . . . tliat certain some- one . . . tomatoes. BERYL TALLEY P.O.D. lover . . . nice to everyone . . . likes to sew and dance . . . “It’s different anyway.” . . . California bound . . . future beautician. 39 NANCY L. TAYLOR Always talking . . . loves that “Mr. Lucky ' . . . our high stepping, fire twirling ma- jorette . . . ‘Tve got a prob- lem. . . . “The funniest thing ... a smile for everyone . . . allergies. THERESA M. THOMPSON Terry . . . enthusiastic hack- stage worker . . . likes show music and long walks . . . warm and sincere . . . will do marvelously teaching abroad. STEPHEN C. TEMPLE Steve . . . W. C. wrestling team . . . conservative dres- ser . . . supports all sports . . . “Darn that trig. . . . hound for West Chester State. CHARLOTTE J. THOMSON Swell personality . . . prob- lems always arising . . . Stand By Me . . . those smiling eyes . . . “You know? . . . college hound. SARAH S. TAYLOR “Sarah Barah . . . avid Warrior fan ... a chorus regular ... “I second it. ready for fun . . . enjoys P.O.D. HARRY THOMAS Hacky . . . “Uncle Sam, here I come! . . . “Gee, those short art classes. . . . “pool shark’’ . . . girls . . . eagerly awaits 3:15. JOHN T. THORN Better known as J. T. . . . connoisseur of philately . . . howling pro . . . avid action . . . snappy reporter . . . headed for Shippensburg State. PEGGY TIMMERMAN Peg . . . loves green and white Chevys . . . found at 47 . . . “That’s all right.” . . . loves to write . . . waiting patiently for that certain someone . . . headed for the business world. I HUGH W. TREZISE Hughie . . . the lip trill boy . . . great trombone player . . . What time do you practice? . . . math brain . . . enjoys howling, swimming, and “lots of girls ’ . . . West Chester State man. JOYCE N. TROUPE Joyce . . . short and sweet . . . nice to everyone . . . cute little giggle . . . pretty blue eyes . . . future: third finger, left hand. CAROL A. TRIMBLE Cute blonde . . . physics scholar . . . Penn State for MRS. degree . . . likes life guards . . . Warrior enthu- siast . . . “You forgot again!” KEITH E. TYSON Killer ... a shop man . . . dresses nicely . . . Warrior fan . . . Honor Roll student . . . goes for a certain girl. 40 RICHARD L. TYSON Rich . . . one of the shop elite . . . likes hunting . . . future carpenter. CLARENCE E. VANCE Chick . . . member of the shop gang . . . Honor Roll student . . . future in the Air Force. u JAMES WARRINGTON Jim . . . likes girls . . . drives a white 57 Chev . . . ran be found at First W. C. Fire Company . . . Califor- nia, here comes the “worm.” ELWOOD R. WEBSTER Found in the shop . . . knows a Chevy runs . . . little angel of the auto shop . . . empty senior parking spare . . . anybody for “crash” helmets . . . Mr. Ps math whiz. JOSEPH VALENTINO Joe . . . drives a stick-shift 54 . . . found at 37 . . . always impressing someone . . . loves to do homework . . . Navy hound. RUDOLPH J. VATTILANA Rudy ... a shop boy . . . nice guy . . . keeps his shoes shining . . . likes dances at Shanahan and Kennett Square . . . “Oh those Sunday nights! ¥ KARL M. WALTERS Always knows where the pencils are . . . drives a smart looking Pontiac . . . crazy about a sophomore . . . coin collector and philatelist . . . future at W. C. State. JAMES K. WAMBOLD, JR. Wambi . . . Stanton’s fa- vorite stormer . . . Green Hornet ... the three S’s . . . corny jokes . . . “Take it easy. MARDETTE J. WALTON Short in size, tall in per- sonality . . . energetic shoe salesgirl . . . those talking eyes . . . fashionable ward- robe . . . “I’ll never tell. . . . on to West Chester State. LINDA G. W ARREN Chess with George and Glen . . . Greek club . . . ama- teur radio enthusiast . . . quiet and studious . . . future in engineering. LINDA S. W ATSON Oh! those dimples . . . Foulk’s . . . the redhead at Goldey Beacom . . . watch those telephone poles . . . future teacher. JOHN WELSH Jack . . . trig whiz . . . “I care! . . . enjoys hunt- ing and fishing . . . oh, those summers at W’hitford Country Club! . . . future in engineering. 41 A r CATHRINE WILIMZIG Oh, that crazy little giggle! . . . belongs to one special guy . . . funny little marks . . . wears Honor Roll Key . . . weekend fan. CARL M. WILLIAMS One of the shop gang . . , can be found on the block . . . invincible “Olds” . , . sharp dresser .. . electronics. SARAH A. WESLEY A girl who loves all sports . . . “Who’s that boy?” . . . oh, that crazy laugh . . . likes English . . . boys, boys, boys ... a second Wilma Rudolf. PATRICIA A. WHITEFORD Quiet to the ones that know her? . . . world’s best driver . . . “Well almost” . . . golden hair . . . eyes of blue . . . smile so sweet and true. GLEN W HEELER Ping-pong enthusiast . . . quiet extrovert . . . flowers, anyone? . . . 13:00 flat this year . . . pizza parties . . . tennis or track? DAVII) WHITLING Dave . . . likes bowling . . . best time of day: home- room period . . . Temple next fall . . . electronics. DAVID E. WILLCOX Tennis player . . . future in ministry . . . Maryland Uni- versity . . . versatile type of guy . . . classy motor scooter . . . “Oh, my!” r - , -.4 jRk .. v « THOMAS WILLIS 53 Chevy . . . can be found at Benny’s Pizzeria . . . likes cars . . . girl in college . . . look-out. Marines! I -j 42 t-i -rr- 1 BRENDA WILSON Sparkling personality . . . one of the “girls” . . . star complainer . . . another permanent? . . . enjoys hockey, but later for prac- tice . . . Mail-In Fan Club. GEORGE WOLFER Mr. Athlete . . . “Where do we go next?” . . . expert driver . . . special girl . . . ping-pong anyone? . . . “What English test?” MARY LU WILSON Lu Lu . . . throws wonder- ful parties . . . “hot” flute . . . always talking ... a refrigerator raider ... special Danish word . . . talented actress. KENNETH WOOD Lives for the gridiron . . . universal lover . . . don’t let those good grades fool you . . . wishes the seat belts would go the other way . . . future naval officer. ROBERT L. WOOD Woody . . . football man- ager . . . friend to all . . . one of the shop gang . . . quiet and sincere. JESSE WOODWARD Jesse . . . girls . . . uMr. Acme!” . . . works at shop- ping center . . . Marine’s . . . “Ah, Friday” . . . All-Amer- ican clock watcher. FRED WOOTEN The Wools! . . . German scholar? . . . converted War- rior fan . . . MHey, did you do your trig?” . . . enjoys fishing . . . future in engi- neering. C. EDW IN W RIGHT Malcolm . . . easy going . . . Buick powered ’40 Ford . . . what’s the attrac- tion in Coatesville? ... a runner at York . . . “Spanish genius ? future in college. SAMUEL WRIGHT Sandy ... 59 Ford . can be found at Frames future in the service . . certain girl. THOMAS YARNALL Tom . . . likes swimming . . . a smooth dancer . . . can he found on the soccer field . . . future in the Navy. SUSAN A. YOGOM Our Yocie . . . the greatest ever . . . “That was a farce” . . . B.A.F.H. ... a word to the world . . . “Rah, rah, school.” ROBERT F. YODER Rotze . . . goes for sports . . found on the West End . . future chemist. CONSTANCE YARNALL Connie . . . beauty and brains . . . little sneezes . . . school spirit . . . “And all that jazz” . . . B.A.F.H. . . . loves the shore . . . tabs the minutes for Student Council. M. IRWIN YEARSLEY Irky . . . likes a special girl . . . part of the shop crew . . . future in the Navy. 43 Saniosi tflccAA Gdtiviii A GAIL AIKINS Asst. Claw Treasurer 10, 12; Garnet and White 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11. GUY ALBANESE Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 10, 11; Adv. Chorus 10, 11; Boys Chorus 10, 11; Track 10. DIANNE ALFARO Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11; Girls Chorus 10, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Debating Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. PAMELA ALFORD Girls Chorus 12; Library Aide 10, 11, 12. KENT ANDERSON Track 10. J. GRAHAM ANDES Indianhead 10, 11; Basketball Mgr. 12; Baseball Varsity Mgr. 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 11; Varsity Club 10, 11. CHARTS ARESON Council 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Tennis 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11; Gymnastics Club 10, 11. MYRA ARROWOOD Indianhead 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11. CAROLYN AUNGST Council 10, 12; Indianhead 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Future Nurses 10. SALLY BAKER Girls’ Chorus 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Basket- ball 10, 11. DAVID L. BALDWIN Wrestling 11. EDW ARD BALLANTINE Garnet and White 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Track 10, 11; Science Fair 1st Prize 11; Gymnastics Club 11, 12. FRANK RATTAN Honor Roll Pin Award 11. HOWARD BAZAR Indianhead 12. EMILY BLOUNT Garnet and White 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11. M. WAYNE BOHANNON Cross Country 11, 12. EILEEN BONAR Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Indianhead 10, Assistant to the Editors 11, Associate Editor 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Library Aide 10; 2nd Place, Biology Division of Science Fair 11; Honorable Mention, County Science Fair 11; Inter- national Relations Club 11; Debating Club 11, 12; West Chester High on the Air 12. HARIETTE M. BOND Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses 10. JACQUELINE BOND Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10. 11, 12. C. FREDERICK BONSALL Garnet and White 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Dance Band 10, 11, 12. MARY A. BOWMAN Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11; Spanish Club 12, Nurse’s Aide 12. BARBARA BOYER Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses 10. ROBERT BRITTIN Band 10, 11. JUDITH A. BROOKS Mixed Chorus 11,12; Girls Chorus 10, 11. ANNCIDNEY BROWN Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11; Booster Club 10, 11, 12 BARBARA BROWN Council 11, 12; Indianhead 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Tennis 10; Varsity 11; Hockey 11, Varsity 12; Booster Club President 12. HOWARD BROWN F.F.A. 10, 11, Chaplain 12. JANET BROWN Garnet and White 12; Indianhead 11; Girls Chorus 10. MARCELENE BROWN Basketball 10, Varsity 11, 12; Hockey 10, Varsity 11, 12; Softball 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM BROWN F.F.A. 10, Reporter 11, Vice-President 12; Intr. Volley- ball 10. EVA MAE BUNNELL Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. JEANNE BUTLER Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11; Garnet and White 11; Mixed Chorus 11; Girls Chorus 10; Basketball 10, 11; Gymnastics Club 11. DIANN CARLSON Garnet and White 11, 12; Indianhead 10; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11, 12. EVERETT CARPENTER Wrestling 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. GEORGE CARTER F.F.A. 10, 11, Advisor 12. NANCY CARTER Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Garnet and White 12; Band 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Honors Banquet 11; Science Fair, 1st prize chemistry, 3rd prize Fair, 11. THOMASINE CLOSE Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Council 12; Cheerleaders 10, 11, Varsity 12; Intr. Basketball 10. M. JANE COLDREN Council 10; Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Cheerleaders 10, 12; Booster Club 11; Debating Club 11, 12; Gymnastics Club 11; Spanish Cluh 12. LARRY COLVIN Intr. Volleyball 10. JUDITH CONNER Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Indianhead 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. CURTISS CONRAD Council 11, President 12; Soccer Varsity 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 12; Golf Varsity 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Gym Club 10, 11, 12; Debating Club 11, 12. PATRICIA CROWTHER Sock and Buskin Club 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10. ELEANOR CUNNINGHAM Garnet and White 12; Band 10, 11. JOHN D'AGOSTINO Intr. Volleyball 10. M. JANE DARLINGTON Council 10; Hockey 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 11; Intr. Basketball 11; Booster Club 12, Secretary 12; Gymnastics Club 12; Art Activities Club 12. RUTH DARLINGTON Asst. Class Treasurer 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 11. CAROLE A. DAVIS Garnet and White 12. EARL DAVIS Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11 12. GEORGE T. DAVIS Soccer 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Indoor Soccer 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 10, 11, 12. MILLS DAVIS Boys Speaking Contest 10, 12; Indianhead 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. SHIRLEY A. DERRY Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12. ARTHUR L. DEWEY Cross-Country 12. ANTHONY DiNENNO F.F.A. 10. SHARYN DOAN Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Basketball Mgr. 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses 10; Booster Club 11; Biology Club 11; Nurses Aide 10, 11, 12. MARGARET DONNELLY Council 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11; Hockey 12; Intr. Volleyball 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Booster Club 12; Gymnastics Club 11, 12; West Chester High on the Air 12. NORMAN DONOGHUE Boys Speaking Contest 12; Garnet and White 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Basket- ball Statistician 12; Cross-Country 12; Tennis 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. HOW ARD DONOHOE Council 12; Football Varsity 12; West Chester High on the Air 12. CHARLES DUFFY Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12. FRANK DULIN Football J.V. 10, Varsity 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. RONALD B. DUTTON Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Soccer 10, 11; Intr. Football 12. NANCY JO EARL Indianhead 11. EDMUND ELIASON Band 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 10, 11, 12. WALTER EMORY Varsity Football 12; Intr. Softball 10, 11; Intr. Basket- ball 10, 11; F.F.A. 10, 11; Gym Club 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH EYLER Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH FACCIOLLI Basketball Varsity 10, 11, Captain 12; Track 10. 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, Captain 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12. ROSS FEEHRER Band 10, 11; Baseball 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12. ROBERT FENIMORE Council 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Intr. Softball 10; Cross-Country 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 10, 11, 12; Intr. Soccer 10, 11, 12. JAMES FERGUSON Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Track 10, 11, 12. PAUL L. FINK Track 10, 11, 12. ARMINTA FINNEY Future Nurses 10. PHILIP FLECK Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Garnet and White 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11. DOROTHY FLYNN Indianhead 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10. DOROTHY FRY Sock and Buskin Club 10. E. SHARON GENTRY Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Hockey Varsity 12; Softball 12; Intr. Basketball 12. PAULA J. GIBSON Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Intr. Basket ball 10, 11. DONNA L. GILL Council 10; Sock and Buskin Club 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Secretary 12; Gymnastics Club 11, 12. WILLIAM GILLESPIE Soccer 10, 11; F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Intr. Volleyball 11. ROLAND GLASCO Track 10; Football 10; Varsity 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 11; All Ches-Mont Foot- ball 12. DEBRA GOODRIDGE Council 11, Executive Committee 12; Class Secretary 10; Sock and Buskin Club 10; Indianhead 10, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Booster Club 11; Color Guard 11, 12. JOSEPHINE M. GOSNELL Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11; Intr. Basket- ball 10; Indianhead 11, 12. MARGARET GREER Garnet and White 12; Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11. ROBERT GREINER Intr. Volleyball 10. GEORGE K. HAHN Wrestling J.V. 10. JANE HALL Council 12; Garnet and White 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Booster Club 12. JUDITH HALL Band 12. STANLEY HALLER Intr. Volleyball 10. LEE HANER Garnet and White 10; Football 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Softball 10. GERALDINE HANTHORNE Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11. PHEBE A. HARING Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11. JUDY E. HARRIS Indianhead 11; Tennis 11; Majorettes 10, 11, Drum Majorette 12; Booster Club 11, 12. LAWRENCE HARTSHORNE Orchestra 10, 11, 12. Greek Club 12. ROBERT HAl SCH Track 10; Wrestling 10, 11. ROBERTA HEIMLICH Asst. Class Treasurer 10, 12; Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Hockey Mgr. 10; Cheerleaders 11, 12; Booster Club 11; Spanish Club 12. DONNA HERSHEY Indianhead 12. NANCY HETHERINGTON Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Carnet and White 11, Business Manager 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Hockey Mgr. 10; Spanish Club 12. GAIL HOLMGREN Council 10; Garnet and White 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Hockey 10, 11, Varsity 12; Color Guard 11, Captain 12; Booster Club 11. SARAH HOOPES Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Intr. Basketball 11; Major- ettes 10, 11, 12. ALAN C. HUBER Intr. Softball 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basket- ball 10. RONALD HUBER Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Wrestling 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10. KATHERINE IRONS Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses 10. NANCY JANE JAMISON Sock and Buskin Club 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 10; Nurse s Aide 10, 11, 12. EDGAR JEFFERIS Band 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Boys Chorus 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Biology Club 11. JAMES JEFFERIS Council 12; Christmas Tableaux 12; Football Mgr. 12; Basketball Mgr. 10, Varsity Mgr. 11, 12; Baseball Mgr 10, Varsity Mgr. 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12. BONNIE JENKINS Indianhead 12. JEROME JENKINS Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. SAMUEL W. JOHNSON Intr. Softball 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. ARTHUR E. JONES Class Vice-President 11; Council Vice-President 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Baseball Varsity 11; Intr. Basketball 11; Dance Band 10, 11, 12. THOMAS JONES Dance Band 11, 12. SUZANNE A. KANE Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12. SUSAN K.ARMERZE Sock and Buskin Club 11; Indianhead 12. JUDITH KLEIN Class President 10; Council 10; Girls’ Speaking Contest 10, 11; Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Garnet and White 12; Indianhead 10; Hockey 10; Cheerleaders 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Spanish Club. HELEN KLOSS Indianhead 12. GERARD KNATZ Tennis 10, 11. RALPH KRAMER Intr. Volleyball 10. ELIZABETH KRATZ Asst. Class Treasurer 11, 12; Garnet and White 11, 12; Indianhead 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 11; Spanish Club 12. RUTH KRUEGER Future Nurses 10; Spanish Club 12. JOHN W. LaRUE Gym Club 12; Intr. Basketball 12. CHARLOTTE LeGATES Girls’ Speaking Contest 10, 11; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Essay Contest Winner 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Dist. Chorus 11; Girls Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist; BPW Girl-of-the-Month; American Field Ser- vice Exchange Student; Spanish Club 12. CHARLES S. LEROY Intr. Softball 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. JAY LEVINE Council 10; Basketball 10, Varsity 11, 12; Baseball Varsity 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Booster Club 11; Intr. Football 10, 11, 12; Most Valuable Player, American Legion Christmas Tourna- ment 12; Spanish Club 12. DIANE LEWIS Indianhead 12. JOHN LEWIS Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Soccer 11. DAVID LITTLE Council 10; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Physics Club 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. JOANNE LITTLE Asst. Class Treasurer 10, 11, 12; Sock and Buskin Club 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12. JULIA LOGAN Intr. Volleyball 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. GEORGE LONDON Basketball 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 12. A. WAYNE LONGACRE Boys' Speaking Contest 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Garnet and White 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11; Youth Appreciation Week Mayor; National Merit Schol- arship Letter of Commendation. JOHN LUCKOWSKI Honor Roll Pin Award 11. RANDOLPH H. LYTTON Boys Speaking Contest 11; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Garnet and White 12; International Relations Club 11. HARRY C. McCANN Tennis 10, 11, Manager 11; Gym Club 12. edwin McCarter Basketball 11; Baseball 11, Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 12. elaina McCartney Class Treasurer 11; Girls’ Chorus 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Hockey 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Cheerleaders 10, Varsity 11, Co- Captain 12; Biology Club 11. ANN McNEn. Mixed Chorus 11; Girls' Chorus 10; Basketball 10, Var- sity 11, 12, Co-Captain 11; Hockey 10, 11, Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. BARBARA McVEY Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10. ELIZABETH M. McVEY Indianhead 12. VIRGINIA MADONNA Garnet and White 12; Intr. Basketball 11, 12; Future Nurses 11. CHARLES R. MALIN Council 10, 11, 12; Football Varsity 10, 11, 12; Track Varsity 10; Intr. Basketball 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. M. LINDA MALIN Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 11; Intr. Basket- ball 12; Gym Club 11. SANDRA MANDES Hockey 10,11; Booster Club 12. SANDRA MARCH Band 10, 11, 12; Dist. Band 10, 11; State Band 11; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Dist. Orchestra 10, 11. JOHN MARTENS Class Treasurer 12; Council 10, 12, Treasurer 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. 12; Biology Club 11. MARTA MEJIA Spanish Club President 12. NANCY MELDRlM Mixed Chorus 12; Debating Club 12; Gym Club 12. JOHANNA MILES Class Secretary 12; Council 10, 11, Executive Committee 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11; Garnet and White 12; Indianhead 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10. BEVERLY MILHOUS Garnet and White 12; Majorettes 10, 11, 12. CAROL MILLER Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12. F. IRENE MILLER Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Future Nurses 10 11; Medi- cal Office 10, 12. JANE MILLER Garnet and White 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11; GirU Chorus 10. JOAN MILLER Indianhead 11. LAIRD MILLER Baseball 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. PATRICIA MILLER Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11� 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Boys Chorus Accom- panist 12. RANDY MILLER Football 10, 11, 12, Varsity 12; Basketball 10; Track 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. RAYMOND R. MILLER Football Varsity 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. NANCY MINTON Garnet and White 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. WILLIAM MISETIC Soccer 11, 12. BUNDY MITCHELL Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12. JUDITH MONK Mixed Chorus 10, 11; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 12; Tennis 10, 11; Inlr. Basketball 10, 11, 12. SALLY MOORE Indianhead 12. JUNE MORTENSEN Christmas Tableaux 12; Spanish Club 12. GEORGE MORTIMER Cross-Country 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Gymnastics Club 11, 12; Intr. Football 11. MARGARET MULLISON Garnet and White 12. KATHRYN MUNSHOWER Sock and Buskin Club 10, 12; Indianhead 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10; Spanish Club 12. RICHARD NAST Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Football 10, Varsity 11, Co-Captain 12; Track 10; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; All Ches-Mont Football 12. ROBERT NAST Football 10, Varsity 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 11; Intr. Basketball 12. HELEN E. NICHOI-S Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Sock and Buskin Club 10; Mixed Chorus 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11; Booster Club 11; Spanish Club 12. YASUHIKO ONO Council 12; American Field Service Exdwmge Student 12; Christmas Tableaux 12. JACK OWENS Class President 11; Class Treasurer 10; Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Council 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Football Varsity 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; All-Ches-Mont Football, Honor- able Mention 12. PHILIP PALMER Garnet and White 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Soccer 10, 11; Booster Club 12. MARY LEE PARRY Council 10; Indianhead 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Honors Banquet 10; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. BETTINA PATTERSON Sock and Buskin Club 11; Basketball 11, Varsity 12; Booster Club 11. M. LINDA PEARSON Sock and Buskin Club 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11; Intr. Basketball 10; Chemistry Club 11. CARY PFAFF Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Boys Chorus 10, 11, 12. BARBARA PIERCE Softball, Varsity 10; Basketball 10, 11. JOHN PINKERTON Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. ANTHONY PIZII Baseball Varsity 11; Intr. Soccer 12. ANN F. PLEASANTS Band 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11; Cheerleaders 10; Span- ish Club 12. WILLIAM POWELL Track 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, Captain 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 10, 11, 12. JOHN PRESTON Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Soccer 10, 11; Basketball, Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. THOMAS PRIEST Indianhead 11; Debating Club 11, 12. SUSAN QUILLEN Basketball 10; Hockey 10, Varsity 11, 12; Cheerleaders 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Booster Club 12. JOHN REAGEN F.F.A., Secretary 11, President 12; Chester County Student Advisor 12. STEPHEN A. RETTEW Class Vice-President 12; Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Council 12; Garnet and White 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Soccer 10, 11. GARY R. RICE Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10. GAIL RICKETTS Class Secretary 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11; Cheerleaders, J.V. 11, Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10. 11, 12; Gymnastics Club 12. RONALD RIDDELL Indianhead 11; Football 10; Track 10. JANE R IDG LEY Council 11; Garnet and White 11, Editor 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Anatomy Club 11. THOMAS RIZZO Band 10, 11, 12. JOYCE ROACH Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Garnet and White 12. ROBERT RODKEY Band 10, 11, 12. MARCIA ROE Garnet and White 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Booster Club 12. JOHN ROSS Class President 12; Council, Executive Committee 12; Boys Speaking Contest 11, Winner 12; Garnet and White Associate Editor 12; Essay Contest Winner 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Cross-Country Varsity 11, 12. STEPHEN ROSS Indianhead 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Bas- ketball 10; Intr. Soccer 12. THOMAS ROUGEAUX Track 10, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. NANCY RUCH Garnet and White 12. ELIZABETH RUSSELL Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11; Girls Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Intr. Basketball 12; Booster Club 12. EDWIN SALVESEN Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12. RITA SALVUCCI Intr. Basketball 12; Booster Club 11, 12. VICTOR SANDHAM Class Vice-President 10; Council 12; Football 10, Varsity 11, 12; Track 10, 11, Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation. LAWRENCE SCHUSTER Boys Speaking Contest 2nd place 12; Mixed Chorus 10, 11; Adv. Chorus 10, 11; Boys Chorus 10, 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Football 11; Track 11; Soccer 12; Cross-Country 10; Gymnastics Club 11, 12; Debat- ing Club 12. RICHARD SCOTT Basketball 10, Varsity 11, 12; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Football 10, 11, 12; Intr. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. DAVID A. SHAFFER Asst. Class Treasurer 10, 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, Varsity 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 10, Varsity 11, Captain 12. JOANNE SHARON Future Nurses 10. NORMA C. SHEELER Indianhead 10; Future Nurses 10, 11; Intr. Bowling 12. CLARE SHELLER Basketball 10, Varsity 11, 12. THOMAS SHERRY Garnet and White 12; Intr. Football 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 11, 12; National Merit Scholar- ship Letter of Commendation. STEPHEN SHUR Football 10, 11, Varsity 12. ROSE MARIE SICKORA Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Carnet and White 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Mixed Choru� 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Tennis Mgr. 11. CAROLYN MARIE SILVICK Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 11, 12. JAMES SINCLAIR Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Band 10, 11, Pres. 12; Dist. Band 11, 12; State Band 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Dist. Orch 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11. FRANCES SMALTZ Garnet and White 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10. 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12. DONNA SMITH Garnet and White 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Bas- ketball 10, Varsity 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Color Guard 11, 12. RICHARD SMITH Rand 10; Football 10, 11, Varsity 12; Wrestling 10; Intr. Softball 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. 12; Intr. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. ROBERT SMITH Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. JOHN SORTI NO Band 11, 12. SERITA SPADONI Council 10; Girls Speaking Contest 10; Sock and Bus- kin 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Garnet and White 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11; Hockey 10; Spanish Club 12; Debating Club 11; International Relations Club 11; W. C. H. S. on the Air 11. LAWRENCE SPAZIANI Council 11; Basketball 10, Varsity 12; Baseball 11; Intr. Basketball 11. DAWN SPICKLER Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Play Cast 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10; Spanish Club 12. ELWOOD SPRIGGS Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Chorus 10, 11, 12; Soccer 11; F.F.A. 10, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12. RICHARD D. STITELER Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Spanish Club Treasurer 12. BERYL TALLEY Indianhead 11, 12. NANCY L. TAYLOR Council 10, 11; Sock and Buskin Club 10; Intr. Volley- ball 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10; Majorettes 10, 11, Head 12. SARAH S. TAYLOR Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10; Booster Club 12; Intr. Badminton 12. STEPHEN C. TEMPLE Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Baseball 11; Wrestling 10, Varsity 12. THERESA THOMPSON Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Sock and Buskin Club 11, 12; Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11; Hockey Mgr. 11; Booster Club 11; Spanish Club 12; Library Aide 10, 11. CHARLOTTE THOMSON Indianhead 11, 12; Intr. Basketball 10. JOHN T. THORN Play Cast 10. 11. HUGH TREZISE Band 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11; Dance Band 10, 11, 12. CAROL TRIMBLE Asst. Class Treasurer 10, 11; Council 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 10, 11. KEITH TYSON Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10. RICHARD TYSON Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11; Intr. Football 12. CLARENCE VANCE Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Intr. Volleyball 10. KARL WALTERS Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11. MARDETTE WALTON Indianhead 10, 11; Cheerleaders 11; Intr. Basketball 10. JAMES WARK Spanish Club 10. LINDA G. WARREN Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Greek Club 12. JAMES WARRINGTON Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10 11. LINDA WATSON Sock and Buskin Club 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Mixed Cho- rus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10; Gymnastics Club 12. JOHN WELSH Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Intr. Volleyball 11; Golf 11 SARAH ANN WESLEY Basketball 10, 11, Varsity 12; Hockey 10, Varsity Co- Captain 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intr. Bas- ketball 10. GLEN WHEELER Band 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Cross- Country Varsity 11, Co-Captain 12; Intr. Volleyball 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Novice Trophy 11. PATRICIA WHITEFORD Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Adv. Chorus 11, 12. DAVID WILCOX Tennis 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Varsity Club 12 CATHERINE WILIMZIG Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Booster Club 12 T. THOMAS WILLIS, JR. Intr. Volleyball 11. BRENDA WILSON Council 12; Indianhead 10, 11; Hockey 10, Varsity 11, 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10, 11; Cheer- leaders 11. MARY LU WILSON Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Indianhead 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Dist. Band 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Gym Club 12. GEORGE WOLFER Council 12; Track 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Cross-Country 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Intr. Volleyball 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Honors Ban- quet 10. KENNETH A. WOOD Council Executive Committee 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11; Honors Banquet 11; Football 10, Varsity 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Intr. Volleyball 11; Chemistry Club 11. ROBERT WOOD Football Mgr. 11, 12; Basketball Mgr. 12. JESSE WOODW ARD Gymnastics Club 10, 11, 12. FRED WOOTEN Basketball Mgr. 12; Cross-Country 12; Intr. Volleyball 11. ball 11. EDWIN WRIGHT Intr. Basketball 10, 11. SAMUEL WRIGHT Intr. Softball 10, 11; Intr. Basketball 10, 11. CONSTANCE YARNALL Council 10, Secretary 12; Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11, 12; Garnet and White 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10, 11. THOMAS YARNALL Soccer 10, 11. SUSAN YOCOM Sock and Buskin Club 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11; Hockey 10; Debating Club 11. ROBERT YODER Football 10, 11, Varsity 12; Basketball 11, Varsity 12; Baseball 11; Intr. Volleyball 11; Varsity Club 12. C c 'asses HOMEROOM 110 Miss Edytlie M. Trapnell Front Row: J. Baldwin, S. Bard, A. Ayres, M. Baldwin, A. Allen, C. Artus, B. Adams, P. Berkes, L. Alli- son. Second Row: F. Adams, A. Adams, B. Bannon, J. Albertson, E. Bartram, N. Baldwin, P. Anders, V. Am way, W. Bickert, M. Benner. Rack Row: B. Bishop, R. Bartholomew, J. Barnett, J. Anderson, D. Black, W. Boggs, D. Beachem, P. Adams. JUniORS JJt£ UJahhiah buildA HOMEROOM 119 Mr. Charles McHose Front Row: G. Boyer, S. Clifford, M. Cottrell, D. Bowman, C. Carnecchia, A. Brooks, C. Calhoun, L. Brown. Second Row: J. Cole, W. Cirker, M. Cooper, B. Carter, N. Carpenter, L. Clements, C. Cockcrham. Back Row: N. Chambers, D. Coghlan, J. Bond, B. Brice, J. Brown, S. Conway, R. Cooper. HOMEROOM 121 Mr. John Tiers Front Row: L. Dickens, L Dewees, C. Dough ten, N Curtis, C. Crouse, K. Fac ciolli, C. Eby, S. Endris, L Dickens, G. Dalphone. Sec ond Row: D. Davis, B Fessenbeeker, W. Crane, T Davis, J. Di Bartolomeo, B DeBoard, T. Eason. Back Row: R. Dilworth, J. Davis, A. Farrington, R. Fenster- macher, B. Fell, R. Erb, S. DePaul, R. Cummins. 50 HOMEROOM 211 Mr. Joseph Sniida Front Row: E. Flournoy, D. Fry, P. Fletcher, R. Flick, J. Good, C. Gale. Second Row: B. Forseman, P. Giunta, C. Fray, M. Fitz- maurice, S. Gates, S. Fitz- gerald, J. Greer. Back Row: T. Fox, T. Gettings, L. Gerhard, N. Gray, B. Gil- land, B. Granger, V. Garcia. a wWi pWily of AhudoniA ... HOMEROOM 212 Mr. John Serfl Front Row: C. Hulme, J. Hartshorne, J. Higgins, M. Hill, J. Hammond. M. Hul- nick, R. Guthrie, L. Hether- ington. Second Roiv: T. Guillo, L. Hackhart, B. Hamilton, P. Griffith, M. Hackman, N. Hickman, A. Herron, E. Hilbush, J. Hench, N. Giordano. Back Row: B. Hovington, B. Greiner, C. Hartshorne, J. Hagee, D. Holdsworth, S. Hart, L. Habig, W. Hovey, H. Hamed. HOMEROOM 221 Miss Caroline Jenny Front Row: N. Jenkins, J. Kavanaugh, M. Klalcs, P. Huss, S. Johnston, A. Hus- ton, S. Kenion, C. Knowles. Second Row: R. Jones, G. Komnik, K. Kemery, B. Kaysen, S. Johnson, J. Jar- rett, P. Jackson, D. Kirkner, E. Jamieson. Back Roiv: R. Jackson, G. Hyatt, M. Kohn, E. Jones, R. Jacobs, M. Kahn, W. Kinsey. 51 HOMEROOM 224 —Mr. John Marchak Front Row: E. Lovell, B. McClelland, J. Lindeke, D. Machtley, P. McMichael, J. McKinney, E. Lee, J. McKenna, J. Manfrcdi. Second Row: E. Luckowski, R. Marron, C. Loper, C. Lee, S. Marinofsky, M. Loper, F. McCann, T. Lee, A. Korcvec. Back Row: B. Longacre, J. Mcllvaine, M. Leighton, T. Kriston, B. McKay, J. McKenney, M. McCorkle, A. Laudenslager, B. Mc- Daniel, G. Leonhard, W. Lucas. HOMEROOM 104 —Mrs. Betty Wright Front Row: S. Mory, S. Miller, J. Minyone, S. Moore, C. Miles, N. Messner, P. Middleton, P. Miller, V. Milliken. Second Row: J. Milliken, B. Myers, C. Morrow, S. Mitchell, J. Musser, D. Miller, T. Melton, D. Murphy. Back Roiv: F. Mitchell, P. Miles, R. Munck, J. Micken, J. Milanese, B. Midelton, A. Moore, J. Mayes, B. Miller. HOMEROOM 111 Mr. Herbert Pearl Front Row: J. Quinn, M. Olin, T. Myers, J. Powell, S. Ridgley, L. Pryor, K. Ohert, S. O’Brien, O. Ring- gold, P. Owens. Second Row: J. Norten, K. Pettit, T. Nance, V. Proctor, B. Raw- son, M. Peterson, L. Ramsay, B. Ranck, J. Ray, R. Poole, R. Powell. Back Row: G. Parke, T. Neilson, J. Red- mond, J. Owens, E. Myers, B. O’Hara, J. Price, N. Reeser, C. Purnell, J. Rauen- zahn, C. Newman. 52 r% • V Jd Ml I A 'vru v ' Ni HOMEROOM 182 —Mr. Mahlon Washington Front Rotv: F. Schnccweis, P. Rutherford, B. Rohrmayer, S. Simon, S. Smith, M. Rush, A. Rodgers, D. Rogers, D. Roberts. Second Rotv: B. Savil, J. Shur, P. Seheibe, K. Siekler, R. Singer, M. Slawek, D. Russ, R. Smyth, D. Risser, J. Simpers. Rack Row: K. Scott, H. Seency, F. Ritter, G. Shank, M. Smith, J. Rolfe, J. Seal, C. Smith, F. Scydel. HOMEROOM 215 — Mrs. June Weissman Front Rotv: J. Tarpley, E. Taylor, B. Thompson, J. Thom, F. Thomas, M. Tarr, E. Steele, M. Treston. Second Rotv: K. Styer, J. Tallardy, M. Thompson, M. Trego, D. Trego, G. Tapsrott, T. Veit, J. Twardowski. Back Row: B. Stull, B. Stone, M. Strode, B. Stevens, P. Tinari, B. Wager, B. Thomas, J. Spaziani, D. Stanley. HOMEROOM 220 Miss Margaret Curran Front Rotv: D. Willard, G. Wert, G. Williamson, N. Wolfrey, S. Weeks, J. Wood- len, S. Williams. Second Rotv: H. Wilson, E. Weil, L. Woodward, S. Wilhelmy, J. Wickersham, J. Wiley, B. Zeller, J. Wylie. Back Row: B. Yarnall, B. Ziegler, S. Yeakel, P. Woodrow, L. Walker, B. Willenbrock, H. Wilks. 53 and qcdhsJiA Ju bhau A HOMEROOM 401 Miss Carol Rogers Front Row: S. Warne, P. Atkins, L. Algier, C. Beech- er, L. Arner, J. Baker, S. Abemethy, G. Be ache m, C. Baird, B. Bean. Second Row: S. Balint, B. Beans, J. Alvarado, K. Anthony, S. Battan, A. Ainge, G. Albaugh, D. Beling, K. Baldwin, R. Aiknian, D. Bailey, J. Bell, H. Bell, I). Arvizu, R. Swisher, M. Al- faro, D. Bailey, D. Ahren. HOMEROOM 402 Mr. Kenneth Gambone Front Row: C. Bleecher, M. Boyle, L. Bent, D. Bennett. K. Bodor, P. Bookmyer. P. Bell, K. Benda, C. Bo- hannon. Second Row: J. Blank, W. Boyle, K. Boggs. D. Bond, C. Boyer, N. Boyer, S. Biddle, L. Bow- man, J. Bohning. Back Row: R. Bowman, S. Bishop, F. Bradley, D. Berkes, M. Ben. son, D. Bennett, B. Bennett, D. Bietz, R. Benson. HOMEROOM 403 Miss Marlene Gagliardi Front Row: J. Burnett, J. Brown, K. Brown, N. But- terfield, E. Cherry, L. Cas- well, J. Bruno, J. Chambers, S. Brown. Second Row: J. Carrigan, H. Cain, K. Brown, B. Carr, P. Carr, J. Chambers, H. Carter, S. Car- son, S. Byers, C. Calderone, D. Cain. Back Row: J. Cas- sano, M. Brown, R. Brown, R. Bruno, K. Broadbelt, N. Carlson, R. Bryan, M. Campbell, B. Chamberlin, P. Bruno. pwm suadi Iwmsuwom. SOPHOITIORES HOMEROOM 404 Mrs. Norma Williams Front Row: C. Clarke, I Craig, C. Court, S. Cree, P. Clark, N. Cox, P. Cooper. N. Cousins, L. Crow. Second Row: P. Clark, M. Cousins, D. Cornell, M. Cornell, C. Clark, S. Clompus, C. Col yer. Back Row: C. Dannen- berg, R. Clemens, J. Dannen- berg, M. Cunningbatn, J. Cresswell, E. Cosby, R. Cleaver, M. Crane, J. Craw- ford, A. Close, J. Curlett. HOMEROOM 405 Mr. Donald Dunn Front Row: J. DeSbong, J. Doughten, N. Davis, G. Darlington, M. Dulin, M. Eavenson, B. Davis, J. Don- nelly, L. Divine. Second Row: J. DiNapoli, T. Dougherty, R. Delwiler, V. I) i Bona vent ura, D. Dooley, G. Eckman, R. Draper, J. Denny. Back Row: P. Dor- sey, L. Dow, B. DiBonaven- tura, F. Dupree, D. Dill, W. Darlington, E. Dunne, G. Durfee, H. Dewecs, B. Draper, J. DiRocco. HOMEROOM 409 Mr. Irving Geseliwindt Front Row: L. Fox, K. Er- win, C. Frank, J. Fitzgerald, P. Erwin, S. Gardner, S. Felton, G. Furrell, E. Fin- ney. Second Row: D. Ed- wards, B. Gentile, J. Fry, K. Erb, J. Esher, L. Ether- ton, S. Foster, C. Ennis. Back Row: L. Ferdik, I). Gillespie, R. Gallagher, J. Farra, S. Gallimore, R. Flowers, M. Gerasim, R. Fryberger. 55 HOMEROOM 410 Mr. Lester Schuster Front Row: K. Hackman, J. Gregg, B. Graham, H. Guthrie, L. Green, J. Glis- son, R. Glennon, S. Glass- berg, R. Glasro. Second Row: E. Harrison, D. Goslin, C. Gottier, C. Hamilton, P. Haislett, B. Guss, J. Hansen. Back Row: J. Hart, J. Gil- liam, C. Gluckcrt, J. Hack- man, N. Gommoll, M. Haines, B. Harshbarger, J. Gray, E. Hansen, B. Halde man. HOMEROOM 411 Mr. John W. Nichols Front Roiv: S. Herr, W. Hill, J. Hartshorne, J. Hash, G. Hoxtcr, C. Howell, B. Hos- kins, C. Henry, J. Heebner. Second Row: C. Howard, D. Hunter, C. Higgins, S. Holmes, E. Hettel, E. Hocll, B. Htiek, S. Holt, N. Hoff- man, B. Hoopes, D. Hether- ington, R. Hunter. Back Row: H. Hinkle, K. Hurd, W. Hicks, B. Holzhauser, J. Harvey, J. Ilohlcfclder, J. Hunter, F. Hovington, R. Hcrvey, B. Hughes. HOMEROOM 412 Miss Keitha Lewis Front Row: S. Jenkins, D. Johnson, L. Jacobs, J. Kaer- cher, K. Jackson, L. Jami- son, B. Johnson, M. Jackson, P. Jackson. Second Row: H. Jenkins, G. Huss, E. Jack- son, J. Keithley, L. Jones, B. Johnson, G. Ivey. Back Row: M. Katz, R. Johns, T. Izzi, R. Jenkins, R. John- son, D. James, F. Keller, C. Jackson, P. Jackson. 56 HOMEROOM 413 Mr. Robert Riegle Front Row: E. A. Latta, N. Leaman, D. Lahutsky, G. Loughead, M. Luckowski, B. Leake, A. LeGates, D. Me Cabe. Second Row: D. Lane, C. Kurkjian, D. Lee, N. Krueger, A. Lancashire, D. Kcyser, P. Kranz. Back Row: B. Lawrence, M. Lewis, C. Keslick, V. Lewis, D. Kilgore, R. Lilley, C. Kulp, G. Kinsey, J. Krch- narf J. Lawrence. HOMEROOM 414 Miss Mary Santilli Front Row: D. McCann, H. McVeigh, M. Malin, C. Mala, volta, C. McComsey, C. Med- lem, L. McMichael, N. McClintock, C. McNeil. Sec- ond Row: W. Marks, M. Maxwell, J. McGuire, D. Manning, I. McVey, B. Miles, L. McCardle, J. Mer- rick, A. Masciarelli, G. Marshall, R. Massey, D. Me- Cowan. Back Row: E. Mil- ler, D. McTavish, T. Me- Cutchcn, H. Miller, B. Ma- son, D. Mcssick, J. Mcicht, W. Mcckley, W. Mack, M. Meintel. HOMEROOM 424 Mr. Harry Carroll Front Row: C. Moyer, J. Moore, J. Moore, S. Nesbitt, J. Miller, M. Mullison, J. Monroe. Second Row: J. Mosteller, J. Moulton, M. Miller, T. Moyer, M. Mos- teller, M. Morrow, J. Oherle, W. Miller. Back Row: R. Miller, R. Mitchell, E. New- some, R. Onks, D. Mow'ery, D. Morgan, J. Moore. 57 HOMEROOM 425 Miss Joan Dalton Front Row: K. Peters, J. Pearson, B. Price, I. Pickle, M. Pyle, M. Penny, Y. Pence. Second Row: R. Owens, C. Ray, N. Purcell, L. Ralston, A. Pleasanton, N. Patterson, C. Radicchi, N. Pyle, S. Powers, J. Pomeroy, W. Pizii. Rack Row: C. Porter, R. Priest, J, Padcn, E. Purnell, E. Parr, G. Painter, D. Palmer, H. Patterson, B. Paxson. HOMEROOM 429 Mr. Jack Stahl Front Row: B. Robinson. F. Sancken, J. Raymond, S. Ryan, E. Rettew, L. Rid- dle, C. Sanvillc. Second Row: B. Rollins, N. Russ, M. Rolirmayer, H. Rimcl, F. Sandoe, R. Rodman. Rack Row: J. Rollins, D. Reeder, R. R ossmassler, E. Rohrbach, E. Rubinstein, J. Rineer, J. Rivers, V. Rcisingcr, R. Ruby. HOMEROOM 122 Mr. Russell Urich Front Row: S. Shur, D. Skinter, N. Sosnick, S. Spellman, B. Shank, J. Smith, P. Spaziani, V. Sauter. P. Schott. Second Rotv: J. Spangler, C. Spaziani, J. Schaffer, N. Smith, F. Smith. L. Senger, J. Seeney, E, Shetter. Rack Rotv: R. Smith, L. Smith, R. Schuster, H. Smith, R. Spadoni, K. Sorenson, L. Simmons, J. Seese, P. Schroeder. 58 HOMEROOM 222 Mr. Charles Zeiders Front How: V. Swineheart, J. Steurer, S. Sweet, D. Taylor, J. Toomey, M. Warmkessel, A. Valentino, P. Wallace, C. Steele. Second Row: G. Taylor, J. Veser, L. Staneato, P. Stellahott. S. Thomas, L. Thomas, J. Stafford, V. Till, P. Valen- tine, I). Tinder, J. Thomp- son. Back How: J. Todor, J. Valentino, B. Thomson, E. Veit, L. Stevenson, J. Wall work, J. Tracy, J. Walsh, S. Thompson, S. Tutor, D. Turner. HOMEROOM 230 Mrs. Helen Brill Front How: B. Weil, A. Woodlen, I). Wetherby, S. Weir, C. Widen, I). White, J. Weaver, B. White, D. Williams. Second How: I). Williamson, C. Williams, S. Wood, B. Zup, B. Watkins, J. Whiting, M. Wyman, E. Williamson, S. Yeager, J. Wilson, B. Woodrow, B. Woodman. Back How: I). Woodward, P. Yarnall. T. Woodbum, D. Wheeler, K. Winans, T. Willenhroek, H. Wingerd, L. Ziegler, R. White, F. Zook, L. Work. S. Yarnall, D. Wright. lAndsLhjdLciAA As early as the sophomore year the underclassmen begin working together with their officers and class advisors to produce outstanding and memorable events. The Sophomore Hop will linger in the memories of the tenth graders who attended “Peppermint Para- dise.” For the juniors the festivities of Mardi Gras highlighted the Prom in March. Junior class officers are from left: James Bond, President; Nancy Curtis, Treasurer; Mike Leighton, Vice-Presi dent; Pat Huss, Secretary. Sophomore class officers are from left: Boh Spadoni, Vice-President; Tina Moyer, Secretary; Chip Ennis, Pres- ident. Treasurer John Meiclit is missing from photo. 60 CHEERLEADERS Standing: M. Olin, R. Heimlich, J. McKen- na, J. Coldren, G. Ricketts, T. Close, S. Johnson, P. Huss. Kneeling: E. McCartney, J. Klein. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: S. Ashton, K. Jackson, S. Weir, L. Stancato, N. Russ, T. Moyer, J. Wilson, R. Winger, C. Crcscentini, P. Schott, F. Schneewcis. Eyes right! Warrior rooters concentrate upon action at opposite end of the court. Chilled cheerleaders pause during half time of Thanksgiving Day festivities. Warrior majorettes, directed by Nancy Taylor and Judy Harris, added a touch of femininity to gridiron clashes. mflJORETTES — COLORGURRD These high stepping, peppy girls in their familiar garnet and white uniforms led the Band and the Warrior rooters at many major events. The cheerleading squad, headed by co-captains Judy Klein and Elaina McCartney, was under the stimulating supervision of Miss Dixon. They helped to strengthen school spirit by organizing pep rallies, intro- ducing new cheers, and promoting the distribution of “pep tags.” Both the Majorettes and Colorguard, led by drum majorette Judy Harris, head majorette Nancy Taylor, and colorguard captain Gail Holgren, helped to add color, variety, and excitement to half-time shows and parades. Gail Holmgren, Sue Holt, Mar.v Ellen Treston, Donna Smith, Debbie Goodridge, and Judy Hall comprised West Chester’s pert color guard. Members of West Chester “Warriors” halftime show pose during Thanksgiving game at Conestoga. 63 iBand (p AAowurf TROMBONE H. Harnod D. Holdsworth R. Huber T. Jones D. McCowan J. Norton J. Owens D. Shaffer H. Trezise BARITONE J. Greer G. Kinsey W. Meckley S. Rettew BELLS B. Carr S. Doan CLARINET S. Aberncthy P. Adams K. Benda S. Bycrs C. Colyer M. Corneli A. Farrington R. Glasco J. Harvey N. Hctherington J. Jarrctt J. Little L. MeCardle D. Maliek N. Pleasants R. Sickora S. Simon S. Spadoni P. Tinari L. Watson B. Weaver TRUMPET D. Bailey S. Balint F. Bonsall B. Beans D. Bietz W. Cirker D. Dill D. Edwards M. Haines J. Harvey K. Hash D. Kirkner T. Melton R. Micken E. Rohrbach J. Sinclair D. Wright FRENCH HORN C. McComsey J. Woodlen Bflno Recollections of the thrills and excitement of football season will invariably bring to mind a picture of our garnet and white band step- ping briskly down the field. The band’s entertaining pre-game per- formances and half-time shows con- tributed a great deal to our school spirit, and the band members with their jubilant support of the cheer- leaders were really the Warriors’ greatest fans. The football season encompasses only a small part of the school year, however, and one should not overlook the work that Mr. Sepella and the members of the hand put forth to present suc- cessful programs at various assem- blies throughout the year and at the annual Spring Concert. 64 PERCUSSION V. Amway M. Henson E. Eliason J. Hart I). Keyser T. Rizzo G. Taylor D. Wheeler P. Widmayer SAXOPHONE R. Cleaver P. Crowther C. Fray fe. Graham E. Jefferis E. Slaveson J. Sortino G. Wheeler BASS CLARINET B. Rohrmayer FLUTE COLOR GUARD E. Cherry D. Coodridge L. Crow J. Hall C. Higgins G. Holmgren L. Jamison S. Host N. Jamison D. Smith N. Leaman M. Treston A. Legates S. March MAJORETTES P. Miller C. Carnecchia E. Rettew J. Davis S. Spellman E. Finkey P. Wallace J. Harris M. Wilson S. Hoopes BASSOON E. Lovell B. McClelland B. Milhous E. A. Latta S. Ridgley OBOE F. Sandoe P. Scheibe J. Deshong K. Hackman N. Taylor J. Hall S. Wilhelmy CROSS COUflTRV I ed by senior co-captains George Golfer and Glen Wheeler, the Warrior cross country team loped their way to third place in Ches-Mont competition and compiled a fine record of seven wins and two losses. Under the direction of mentor Ed Malikowski twenty-four diligent devotees of an often unheralded endurance sport logged mile after mile in preparation for and participation in both league and non-league meets. Front How: J. Martens, F. Wooten, A. Dewey, G. Wolfer, G. Wheeler. J. Mortimer, J. Ross, N. Donoghue. Second Rou: Mr. Malikowski, W. Bohannon, H. Wilson, I). Kirkner. C. Smith, A. Adams, E. Weil, J. Redmond, M. Benner, J. Miliken. M. Kohn. Back Row: J. Rollins. C. Ennis, D. Wheeler, R. Erb. SOCCER Goalie Bill Powell’s deter, mined effort thwarts enemy scoring attempt. When new hear! coach John Serff took over the reins of the soccer team this year, it was readily apparent that West Chester High would uphold its reputation as a soccer hotbed. Headed by seniors Joe Facciolli and Bill Powell, a group of boys with plenty of game experience and a tremendous desire to play soccer delivered their usual, fine season record. Through Mr. SerfiTs direction and the stubborn efforts of the team members, the Warrior hooters battled their way into the co-championship of the Southern Chester County League and advanced to the finals before being eliminated in their bid for district honors. Front Row. M. Davis, R. Spadoni, G. Hyatt, J. Facciolli, B. Powell, C. Conrad, J. Milanese. B. Misetic, L. Schuster. Second Rou : W. Meckley, L. Gerhard, D. Russ, M. Alfaro, S. Dorsey, V. Garcia, D. McTavish, D. Arvizu, J. Crawford, D. Coghlan, P. Palmer, Mr. Serff. Rack Row. J. Hench, J. Tracey, R. Rossmassler, D. Morgan, W. Kinsey, B. Wager, B. Hughes. R. Lee, D. Edwards, L. Walker, A. Close, N. Krueger, J. Norton, Mr. Marlver. Joe Farriolli rises to the occasion in crucial game with Kennett Square. 67 Front Row: J. Vcser, P. Atkins, C. Malavolta. S. Ryan, C. Henry, C. Crouse, P. Anders, A. Valentino. Second Row: J. Powell, S. Quillen, A. McNeil, J. Darlington, P. Donnelly, M. Brown, B. Brown, G. Holmgren, S. Gentry, B. Wilson, S. Wesley, S. Clompus, H. McVeigh. Third Row: Miss Gagliardi. S. Mory, C. Cottrell, J. Schuck, K. Facciolli, B. Huck, M. E. Treston, N. Curtis, T. Myers, S. Marinofsky, H. Carter, H. Rimel, A. Moyer, Mrs. Terrell. Last Rotv: M. Rush, E. Taylor, B. Thompson, B. Watkins, C. Crescemini, P. Schott. HOCKEV The 1961 version of the girls’ hockey team finished its season with a record of three wins, five losses, and one tie under the tutelage of coaches Terrell and Gagliardi. The Warriorettes began the year by tying their perennially pow- erful rival, Conestoga, in a shut-out. The team then followed co-captains Ann McNeil and Sarah Wesley to victories over Conshohocken, Springford, and Coatesville, and lost heartbreak- ers to Downingtown (3-2) and Phoenixville (1-0). Team prospects are good for next season since the junior varsity team will move into varsity competition with an undefeated record behind them. Warrior lassies vie for victory in hectic battle. VARSITY — Front Row: M. Brown, B. Brown, K. Facciolli, S. Wesley, M. E. Treston, S. Marinofsky, A. McNeil, G. Holmgren. Second Row: S. Mory, J. Darlington, P. Donnelly, S. Quillen, S. Gentry, B. Wilson. Warriorettes drive toward the goal in crucial game. Front Row: J. Bond. R. Smith, B. Yoder, B. Brice, J. Gray, V. Sandham, F. Dulin, J. Owens, I). Nast, K. Wood, R. Glasco, E. Garnett, C. Malin. H. Donohoe, S. Shur, J. Johnson. Second Row: A. Bruno, B. Wood, C. Loper, M. Haines, J. DiBartolomeo, J. Hansen, B. Cummins, N. Chambers, M. Leighton, G. komnik, B. Munck, B. McDaniel, R. Miller, S. Foster, W. Emory, D. Inforzato, B. Nast, R. Schuster, J. Smida. Rack Row: D. Reeder, W. Boggs, J. Brown, H. Raymond, E. Purnell, B. McKay, M. Brown, J. Simpers, H. Miller, D. Holdsworth, H. Ford, R. Aikman, J. Thompson, T. Woodhurn, P. Gillespie, K. Hilhush. FOOTBALL “Go on out there, have some fun, and knock somebody down.” These words stimulated the West Chester High football squad, under new head coach A1 Bruno, to begin the 1961 season with a 20-13 victory over Ambler. The gridiron Warriors under co-captains Dick Nast, Jack Owens, and Bob Thomas continued to follow' the advice of Coach Bruno, ending the season with a record of three wins, six losses, and one tie. The additional aid given by assistant coaches Joe Smida and John Johnson and a strong desire to win enabled the Warriors to post victories over Owen J. Roberts and Boyertown. For the first time in many years something called “football spirit” was rejuvenated at W est Chester. 70 Tight hold hy Warriors fells an enemy brave. Warrior chiefs ponder the battle as frowns indicate a discouraging situation. Warrior war party conquers its prey! GRRI1ET and WHITE STAFF The members of the 1962 Garnet and White Staff have endeavored to create a yearbook which exemplifies the spirit of W est Chester High School. Editor Jane Ridgley and her indus- trious aides have coordinated the ave- nues of work through various commit- tees and their chairmen. In the months that have elapsed since September, the events and emotions that surround school life have been innumer- able. The yearbook staff sincerely hopes that the Garnet and White, within the scope of a few pages, may be able to maintain the cherished memories of these unforgettable times. Associate-editor Jack Ross relates important detail to advisor Miss Santilli and editor Jane Ridgley. 72 Front Rotv: L. Haner, D. Carlson, S. Spadoni, T. Sherry, J. Ridgley. J. Ross, C. Yarnall, W. Longacre, M. Hackman. Second Rote: A. Brown. C. Fray, A. Huston, J. Albertson, N. Carter, M. Peterson, D. Smith, B. Myers, N. Baldwin, C. Gale, M. Roe, F. Smalt ., M. Slawek, B. Milhous, E. Cunningham. Third Rote: E. Blount, J. Brown, J. Klein, S. Weeks, G. Holmgren, G. Aikins, N. Minton, B. Kratz, J. Roach, C. Carnecchia, M. Olin, M. Baldwin, D. Bowman, J. Hall, P. Greer. Back Row: S. Rettew, F. Bonsai 1. J. Redmond, J. Martens, E. Ballantinc, N. Donoghue, P. Fleck, R. Lytton. Jerry Redmond, Ed Ballantine, Phil Palmer and Phil Fleck formed Garnet and White photography staff. Business staff, headed by Nancy Hetherington, solicit- ed ads from local merchants. The typing staff was re- quired to type all written material for yearbook. The art staff was responsible for the lettering and the Warrior cartoon which provided the 1962 theme. Jane Ridgley, seated left, directs Garnet and White editors. 73 STUDEm councu Student government at West Chester High has enjoyed a productive year. Under the leader- ship of faculty advisors and capable officers. Council has been able to effect programs favor- able to the majority of the student body. The officers who have directed Council are: President, Curt Conrad; Vice-President, Todd Jones; Secretary, Connie Yarnall; and Treasur- er, Bob Munck. The activities planned and sponsored by Student Council have been extremely success- ful. The United Fund Drive, the Christmas and Thanksgiving Dances, the Tag Days, the Skating Parties, and the Parking Stickers all resulted through the efforts of various committees. The governing body was also, to a large extent, responsible for the tremendous resur- gence in school spirit by recreating an active interest in not only sports but also in school pride. The Student Council takes action in the library. Front Row: T. Close, J. Albertson, M. E. Treston, T. Jones, B. Munck, C. Yarnall, C. Conrad, B. Brown, P. Scheibe, C. Camecchia. Second Row: S. Battan, G. Eckman, P. Griffith, C. Aungst, D. Goodridge, C. Trimble, B. Thompson, J. Wickersham, B. Wilson, J. Hall, J. Miller, M. Malin, S. Herr, J. Stancato, K. Benda, L. Jamison. Third Row: J. Jefferis, H. Donohoe, M. Brown, J. Price, V. Garcia, M. Kohn, D. Nast, K. Wood, S. Rettew, R. Schuster, E. Rubinstein, F. Zook, F. Keller, J. Ross. Back Row: B. Longacre, R. Micken, V. Sandham, J. Twardowski, J. Martens, J. Levine, J. Bond, C. Malin, B. Thomas, C. Kulp, E. Parr, A. Close. Secretary Connie Yamall reads minutes of previous meeting as fellow- officers Todd Jones, Curt Conrad, and Bob Munck look on. Carol Trimble and Bruce Longacre, co-chairmen of Council's Improvements Committee, polish Warrior Sports Trophies. 75 Front Row: J. Farra, H. Wingerd, M. Allen, H. Bazar, J. Rivers, M. Campbell, E. Rubinstein, D. Sandham. Second Row: S. Herr, B. Kaysen, N. Curtis, M. Slawek, B. Thompson, T. Neilson, D. Goodridge, A. Allen, C. Camecchia, M. Olin, S. Johnson, M. Peterson. Third Row: L. Stanrato, A. Sosnick, N. Purcell, G. Tapscott, S. Smith, B. Rohrmayer, P. Griffith, P. Middleton, J. Good, C. Gale, P. Rutherford, S. Johnston, D. Hershey, I). Flynn, G. Hanthorne, P. Willard, D. Trego. Back Row: K. Peters, S. Thomas, K. Anthony, L. Riddle, B. Kratz, F. Thompson, E. Taylor, D. Lewis, P. Greer, R. Guthrie, N. Jenkins, J. Kavanaugh, B. Ranck, L. Hetherington, S. Moore, C. Calhoun, J. Gosncll. MDIAI1HEAD STAFF Anita Allen, Debbie Goodridge, Mr. Gambone, Bonnie Thompson, and Tom Neilson review Indianhead article. “At West Chester High School practically everyone reads the Indianhead and how true that is! The Indianhead has been a vital part of our school life for only four years, but during that time it has developed into one of the most active extracurricular organizations. On the printed pages of each monthly edition is found news coverage of every phase of our high school activity. Important events are noted in full; current fads and interests are entertainingly presented; sports and sports personalities are carefully analyzed; and the gentle banter of familiar issues is ever-present. This year’s editors, Debbie Goodridge and Eileen Bonar, worked continually to organize, assign, and proof-read the paper’s articles. Month by month the Indianhead serves the school in the best interests of all concerned, earning the position only through the careful supervision of faculty advisor, Mr. Kenneth Gambone. 76 DEBRTMG CLUB Front Row: J. Coldren, J. Nestor, D. Gill, L. Manfredi, P. Fletcher. Second Row: N. Meld rum, M. Mul- lison, P. Middleton, P. (Griffith, D. Alfaro, G. Tapscott. Back Row: T. Priest, D. Gogh Ian, L. Walker, J. Redmond, L. Schuster, C. Conrad. LIBRflRV RIDES Front Row: J. Doughten, P. Bell, A. Valentino, P. Cooper, S. Cree, J. Stafford. Second Row: N. Sos- nick, V. Sautcr, F. Smith, S. Simon, L. McCardle, B. Zug, C. Clark. Back Row: R. Massey, D. Lane, J. Farra, D. Goslin. nURSE’S RIDES Front Row: K. Brown, P. Bookmyer, J. Musser, J. Kaercher, M. Morrow. Back Row: S. Doan, M. Felton, N. Jamison, I. Miller, P. McMichael, B. Weaver, N. Carter, S. Felton. 77 Front Row: B. Kratz, N. Hetherington, T. Thompson, S. Spadoni, R. Stiteler, R. Heimlich, J. Klein, D. Alfaro. A. Allen. Second Row: N. Wolfrey, R. Sickora, N. Minton, C. Thomson, J. Coldren, P. Crowther, A. McNeil, N. Pleasants, C. Munshower, M. Bowman, S. March. Back Row: R. Krueger, H. Nichols, J. Nestor, J. Levine, J. Logan, D. Spickler, D. Bowman. SPflniSH CLUB BOOSTER CLUB Front Row: N. Russ, D. Lahutsky, D. Risser, B. Thomp- son, B. Brown, S. Carson, S. Byers, R. Salvucci, S. Smith, N. Curtis. Second Row: D. Bowman, S. Weir, D. Moore, K. Peters, A. Allen, C. Wilimzig, L. McCardle, S. Weeks, S. Taylor, M. Roe, L. Crow, J. Heehner, S. Mandes, S. Ray. Back Row: P. Donnelly, T. Moyer, T. Fox, B. Bruno, M. Benson, B. McDaniel, P. Dorsey, L. Green, S. Thomas. 78 OhdvLbJjxa (p AAonml VIOLINS CELLO ALTO SAXOPHONE TROMBONE P. Anders P. Middleton M. Graham H. Harned E. Blount H. Guthrie A. Rodgers BASS CLARINET 1). Shaffer L. Hartshorne BASS B. Rohrmayer TYMPANI I . Jackson C. McComsey G. Albanese TENOR SAXOPHONE M. Benson P. Miles M. Mullison FLUTE R. Cleaver PIANO F. Sandoe E. Cherry P. Miller L. Jamison CLARINET R. Sickora N. Jamison K. Hackman TRUMPET S. March J. Little VIOLA I). Kirkner E. Rettew I). Malick J. Sinclair P. Wallace E. Weaver P. Fletcher ORCHESTRA The Orchestra of West Chester High School worked in- dustriously throughout the school year in preparation for the annual Spring Concert. Under the leadership of Mr. Michael Kostick, these talented students put in much practice to produce an enjoyable program. The type of entertainment which this organization provides through tlie diligent work of all members is appreciated by the school and community. 79 BASKETBALL Every year when basketball season rolls around. West Chester High turns out to be a hot contender for the Ches-Mont crown. This year was no exception as the Warriors came in a close third in the first half race. In doing this the team presented Coach Jack McClellan with his 100th victory since his taking over the mentorship at West Chester. With Jay Levine earning the Most Valuable Player trophy and Joe Facciolli and Levine being named to the all-tournament team. West Chester also won the American Legion Invita- tional Christmas Tournament. Entering into the second half competition, the scalp-hungrv Warriors trampled Boyertown. Conshohoken, and Spring-Ford in an early bid for league leadership. Joe Facciolli collides with fellow teammate as Cliff Smith attempts to block out opposition. Leaping Conestoga players appear ready to crush War- rior Boh Yoder as he reaches for pass from Jay Levine. VARSITY — Front Row: C. Smith, J. Facciolli, J. Levine, R. Scott, W. Boggs. Back Row: Mr. Perrone, Manager J. Jefferies, Manager R. Wood, L. Spaziani, J. Bond, J. Preston, B. Yoder, C. Loper, B. Erb, Mr. McClellan. J V. — Front Row: P. Dorsey, C. Spaziani, R. Hovington, L. Smith, D. Berkes. Back Row: J. Meicht, R. Schuster, T. Veit, N. Gommoll, F. Hovington, Mr. Perrone. n VARSITY — Front Row: C. Sheller, M. Brown, D. Smith, A. McNeil, T. Patterson, S. Wesley. Back Row: M. Rush, K. Facciolli, S. Marinofsky, D. Willard. The boys’ teams are not the entire sports picture at West Chester High. This fact has been proven by the spunky Warriorettes who have kept right on win- ning games. The girls smothered all opposition this year until they dropped a heart-breaker to a powerful Boyertown club hv only five points. They quickly rebounded from their defeat and got back on the winning track, where, with Sue Marinofsky and Marion Rush consistently ripping the cords from the outside and Kathy Facciolli bombing them in from all over the court, they are expected to stay. WARRIORETTES Intensive concentration on the face of Warriorette Kathy Facciolli indicates the pressure of the moment. Marion Rush waits in anticipation of Kathy’s shot as Sarah Wesley advances from the left toward the basket. Everybody seems eager to get into the aet during girls’ basketball game. Front Row: C. Sheller, M. Brown, D. Smith, A. McNeil, T. Patterson, S. Wesley, S. Marinofsky. Back Row: Miss Gagliardi, J. Powell (Mgr.), S. Fitzgerald (Mgr.), B. Watkins, L. Caswell, M. Rush, K. Facciolli, D. Willard, N. Curtis, M. Treston, T. Myers, J. Jarrett, P. Valentine, J. Raymond, S. Doan (Mgr.), P. March (Mgr.). Warriorette Sue Marinofsky launches shot during game with Downingtown as enemy players watch helplessly. WRESTLIflG West Chester High grapplers, under the mentorship of Coach Jack Stahl, posted a res- pectable record despite the over-abundance of sophomores and the lack of experienced upper classmen. Led by co-captains Jerry Jenkins and Dave Shaffer the Warriors opened the season drubbing Unionville 52-0. Springfield, Marple- Newtown, and Ridley Township proved too strong competition for the Warriors, but with steady improvement the matmen rolled over their next opponents, Springford and Octorara. Sensing a chance for its first championship, a determined Warrior squad bowled over a good Coatesville team but could do little to thwart powerful Conestoga. The expected improvement of a dominant sophomore team should move West Chester High into contention for the Ches-Mont champ- ionship within the next two years. Front Row: D. Arvizu, G. Wheeler, J. Owens, B. Munck, J. Jenkins, D. Schaffer, J. Twardowski, D. Jacobs, M. Strode. Second Row: Mr. Maclver, J. Rivers, P. Deubler, J. Bell, D. James, C. Howard, R. White, P. Jackson, Mr. Stahl. Third Row: G. Marshall, C. Kurkjian, D. Eastburn, J. Fry, S. Temple. Back Row: D. Bietz, W. Meckley, J. Moore, L. Stevenson, M. Brown. Warrior grappler Jan Twardowski maintains advantage over opponent as wrestling fans look on. Wrestling offensive is gained by Warrior’ Jerry Jenkins as stymied opponent contem- plates an escape. ■■ Sp riA QuipA Warrior hack Jack Owens skirts end and eludes pursuit of enemy tacklers. Snarling Jay Levine clutches hall as Wayne Boggs looks on. UflRSITV CLUB The Varsity Club is an organization open to any boy who has won a varsity letter in any interscholastic sport. The club, which meets twice a month, is guided by its faculty advisor Mr. Stahl. Among the numerous activities carried on by these athletes are the printing of basketball and football programs for home games, ushering at home sports events, boosting of student interest in all school activities, and the planning of nearly all sports events. Front Row: J. Owens, M. Leighton, D. Shaffer. C. Conrad, B. Powell, D. Nast, B. Miller, R. Miller, J. Jenkins. Second Row: J. Twardow- ski, K. Wood, G. Andes, H. Donohoe, M. Alfaro, C. Smith, J. Levine, J. Facciolli, D. Scott, C. Loper, E. Rubenstcin, D. Arvizu, J. Rivers. Back Row: B. Hovington, M. Davis, C. Malin, B. Thomas, N. Donoghue, J. Bond, V. Sandliam, G. Wheeler, G. Wolfer, L. Spazi- ani, C. Areson, J. Jefferis. Robert Jefferis, a 1958 gruduate, receive� the American Farmer's Degree from Dr. Stetson while Mr. Stevens looks on. Front Row: R. Marron, F. Kline, J. Reagan, W. Brown, W. Gillespie, E. Spriggs. Second Row: H. Brown, K. Miller, E. Myers, H. Ford. Back Row: A. Zng, R. Bronson, J. Grubb, S. Green, R. Mellinger, R. Wallace, J. Styer. FUTURE FRRmERS of nmcRicn The activities of the Future Farmers of America Club have proven to be extremely profitable during the past year according to faculty advisor, Mr. Stevens. Under the leadership of capable officers, F.F.A. has successfully effected many projects and field trips. The officers were as follows: President, John Reagan; Vice- President, William Brown; Secretary, Elwood Spriggs; Treas- urer, William Gillespie; Chaplain, Howard Brown. A tour of Apple Brook Farm, an annual excursion to the Pennsylvania State Farm Show, and participation in F.F.A. basketball games highlighted the year’s events. The club was financed by membership dues and various fund-raising projects. One of West Chester High School’s most active organizations is its dramatic club, the Sock and Buskin Club. Through the efforts of faculty advisor. Miss Ethel Reagan, the group’s conscientious members have learned many of the fine points of acting and have staged several enjoyable programs during the year. On November 17th and 18th the club presented its production of Ask Any Girl, a three-act comedy. This play was a great success, receiving much acclaim from its audiences. During the Christmas holidays the club prepared several tableaux for the Annual Christmas Program, given in co- operation with the choruses. The arrival of spring brought with it the traditional presentation of the three one- act plays; however, a “first” this year in the club’s activities, a one-act play was presented at the New Century Club in May. A crisis seems to have arisen between Sharyl Weeks and Alan Laudenslager as Wayne Long- acre watches intently during drama production. Student carolers pose during Tableaux scene of Christmas program. Wayne Longacre occupies center stage and seems to be the center of attention too, during Sock and Buskin's performance of “Ask Any Girl.” Front Row: A. Woodlen, M. Wyman, N. Sosnick, N. Purcell, S. Spadoni, M. Slawek, M. Olin, S. Smith, L. Manfredi, B. Kaysen. Second Row: L. Caswell, B. Drayman, C. Fray, G. Tapscott, P. Fletcher, J. DeShong, C. Gale, P. Rutherford, C. Colycr, S. Holt, D. Dooley, P. Jackson, T. Thompson, C. LcGates, N. Carter, D. Spickler. Third Row: F. Schneeweis, S. Ashton, J. Musser, J. Klein, S. Weeks, R. Heimlich, C. Yarnall, J. Coldren, C. Bleecher, N. Hoffman, D. Alfaro, K. Munshower, P. Ritchey, S. Taylor, S. Doan, J. Roach, N. Davis. Back Row: R. Lee, J. Redmond, D. Keyser, A. Lauden slager, D. Sandham, M. Brown, W. Longacre, D. Little, R. Lytton, T. Riegel. SOCK and BUSKII1 CLUB Sock and Buskin play cast members enact scene during production of t4Ask Any Girl. 89 The combined choruses—the Girls’, Boys’, Mixed, Ad- vanced — have taken an active part in the cultural aspects of education at the West Chester High School, contributing a large part of the traditional Christinas Carol Service. It was during the holiday season that the Advanced Chorus was invited to participate in the Student Carol Singing at the Philadelphia International Airport. This group participated in another exchange after their performance of Victor Herbert’s “The Fortune Teller,” and several of the outstanding members of the West Chester choral groups represented the choruses at District Chorus in the spring. The choral year culminated with the presentation of the Spring Concert, which was followed later by the Commencement program. RDURIKED CHORUS Mr. Steinhoff stands directing the advanced chorus, one of the four choruses to which he devotes many hours of exacting instruction every week. Front Row: A. Rodgers, C. Fray, C. Knowles, C. Howard, D. Lane, D. Cain, P. Miller, S. Spadoni, P. Gihson. Second Row: N. Jamison, K. Munshower, R. Sickora, J. Spaziani, D. Kirkner, D. Hailey, D. Spickler, F. Smaltz, J. Monk. Third Row: P. Whitford, C. LeGates, P. Widmayer, B. McKay, J. Redmond, B. Weaver, E. Bunnell. Back Row: P. Crowtlier, E. Jeffcris, E. Spriggs, C. Lee. Front Row: J. Monk, A. Rodgers, M. Bowman, C. Fray, C. Knowles, C. Howard, D. Lane, D. Cain, J. Cassano, K. Hurd. S. Ashton, M. Parry, S. Spadoni, P. Gibson, H. Bond, J. Bond. Second Row: N. Jamison, M. Wilson, L. Watson, R. Sickora, J. Spaziani, D. Kirkner, D. Bailey, E. Miller, P. Miller, B. MeVey, P. Miller, J. Wolfrey, L. Manfredi. Third Row: S. Derry, A. Brown, P. Haring, K. Munshower, P. MeMichael, B. Thomason, S. Bishop, B. McKay, J. Redmond, P. Crowther, S. Taylor, J. Thorne, J. Brooks, L. Pearson. Fourth Roiv: P. Whitford, F. Smaltz, L. Malin, J. Coldren, C. LeGates, P. Widmayer, E. Jeffcris, E. Spriggs, F. Dupree, B. Weaver, N. Carter, E. Bunnell, N. Meldrum. Back Roiv: D. Spickler, P. Donnelly, P. Jackson, S. Willie liny, C. Yarnall, G. Ricketts, J. Miller, C. Aungst, C. Carlson, L. Pryor, B. Boyer, C. Miller, C. Lee. Mr. Steinhoff directs Girls’ Chorus during prac- tice session. INKED CHORUS Members of Boys Chorus lend careful con- sideration to concert music. BOVS’CHORUS Front Row: C. Howard, D. Lane, D. Cain, J. Cassano, K. Hurd, P. Miller (Accompanist). Second Row: J. Spaziani, D. Kirkner, D. Bailey, E. Miller. Third Row: B. Thomson, S. Bishop, B. Mc- Kay, J. Redmond. Back Row: P. Widmayer, E. Jefferis, E. Spriggs, F. Dupree. GIRLS’CHORUS Front Row: J. Weaver, M. Penny, P. Alford, P. Bell. J. Monk, H. Bond, J. Bond, C. Miller, B. Boyer, S. Derry, S. Ryan, S. Bard. Second Row: P. Jackson, C. Morrow, G. Ricketts, P. Crowther, B. Davis, D. Johnson, J. Heebner, S. Moore, S. Carson. Third Row: E. Hettel, J. Brooks, J. Thorne, J. Albertson, A. Huston, B. Myers, B. Watkins, L. Jackson, L. Pryor, J. Whiting, P. Anders. Fourth Row: S. Gardner, C. Clark, M. Wyman, A. Smith, J. Lindcke, N. Baldwin, D. White, N. Wolfrey, L. Crow, J. Merrick, M. Miller, S. Wood. Back Row: C. McComsey, M. Pyle, J. Schuck, N. Messmer, S. Simon, S. O’Brien, J. Baldwin. Clarinet section of band rehearses for upcoming performance. Mr. Hanselman directs band during practice session. Mixed Chorus puts the finishing touches on holiday music. Boys Chorus prepares for special musical production. Manger scene composes the final tableaux of Christmas program. J mpo 93 German II class enhances holiday spirit with a selee- The holiday spirit is cap- tion of German carols. tured by the chalk mural on classroom blackboard. Latin class sings familiar carols during holiday season. Santa Claus, Jim Mitchelli, waves a hearty- hello to all. Tableaux members bring Care packages to express feelings of Christmas love. The Twist dominates the scene at gala Christmas Dance. Student Council President Curt Conrad crowns Judy Klein Christmas Queen as Todd Jones looks on. Mr. Maclver and his wife join the rhythmical spirit of the “Crystal Ball.” Dick Nast and Pam Ritchey celebrate New Year by twisting. QhAL lmaA (Darnji Chilly December air is warmed as holiday dancers perform the vibrant Mexican Hat Dance. Tennis Front Row: E. Weil, S. Ycakel, C. Areson, G. Knatz, N. Donoghue, J. Huber, T. Greer, D. Will, J. Purcell, D. Wilcox, C. Dannenberg. Second Row: H. McCann, N. Curtis, B. Leighton, J. Purcell, M. Thomas, M. Treston, S. Marinofsky, R. Sickora, Mr. Frear. Front Row: H. Farrington, B. Longacre, C. Conrad, B. Wager, L. Gerhart, D. Murphy. Second Row: D. Risser, M. Davis, K. Slack, J. Welsh, Mr. Serff. GOLF JSiffl BASEBALL Front Row: J. Levine, W. Mitchell, W. Garrett, L. Cox, J. Walters, J. Miller, J. Pyle, B. Bonaventure, B. Erb, C. Smith, B. Cummins, T. Jones. Second Row: J. DiBartolomeo, E. McCarter, S. Temple, J. Milanese, L. Spaziani, T. Gettings, T. Eason, J. Kay, J. Wright, G. Andes. Back Row: R. Wood, A. Snarfer, J. Simpers, L. L. Miller, P. Tinari, T. Veit, B. Yoder, C. Loper, L. Walker, Mr. McClellan. Front Row: C. Chalfant, J. Morse, D. Wills, K. Stokes, J. Facciolli, D. Closson, J. Johnston, K. Barker, B. Shaffer, M. Crawford, E. Baird, G. Miller. Second Row: R. Miller, B. Nast, J. Fergeson, V. Sandham, J. Facciolli, G. Wheeler, E. Ballentine, G. Wolfer, J. Owens, M. Martens, L. Schuster, P. Fink, B. Powell. Back Row: Mr. Malikowski, D. Kirkner, J. Hench, G. Hyatt, M. Kahn, A. Melton, B. Munck, D. Holdsworth, M. Kohn, W. Shadel, B. Thomas, D. Russ, H. Wilson, A. Adams, B. Jackson, Mr. Hutchison. TRACK £Sr , CHCSTCll Boys’ gym class executes jumping jacks during calis- thenics drill. GYM CLASSES Physical education has played an increas- ingly important role at West Chester during the past year. Additional programs have been added to the regular gym periods. Included among these activities are a noontime gym club, a Saturday morning recreation program, and an apparatus routine during half-time at basketball games. The Physical Education Department will continue to provide numerous opportunities for those interested in developing athletic skills. Wayne Longacre demonstrates thief vault on side horse. Girls continue modern dance exercises on bended knee. 98 Confusion reigns supreme during abstract dancing class. George London performs a dislocate on the Players battle for rebound during boys’ gym flying rings. game. Pat Miller executes a shoulder stand on the Jesse Woodward performs a single knee-circle parallel bars. on the highhar. 99 SpJOJdt QuipA Tension causes confusion for Warrior Dick Scott. Warrior Joe Facciolli relates important strategy to Coach McClellan. 100 Infielder Todd Jones awaits pitcher’s next delivery. Hurdler Joe I'acciolli leans forward Husky Jay Levine crouches in fam eagerly in starting pit. iliar stance behind the plate. J'twuMA (fhaJtcudbiM Sue St. Germain and Larry Colvin observe an amusing incident through school bus window. Carl Nesbitt performs at the milk machine. Thanksgiving festivities at Conestoga featured a tribute to our forefathers. “Dejected” Vic Sandham glumly awaits nurse’s decision. Fran Smaltz is always coming up Jane Miller —‘The Thinker.” suggestions in council. We pause for a view of the senior food-grubbers at lunch. Something's bothering those Warriorcttes, hut Miss Gagliardi seems indignant. These sophomores are old-timers when it comes to lunch-time antics. Whatever Jay Levine is saying, Dick Smith appears quite agreeable. Oh my! Isn’t that just wonderful? Wear)' Wayne Longacre rests after exhausting field day race. 110 Pensive Donna Smith explores the eomplieated style of a German paperback hook. Jim Ferguson is an expert at pulling those strings. Mr. George eagerly grasps the goodies he has purchased at a hake sale. . . . and there I was, all alone in the end-zone!” Latin scholar Gail Holmgren appears amused over a translation test. Yasuhiko Ono and his devilish grin . . . ! I I I 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, PNEUM ATRACTORS, 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. Virginia and Garfield Ave., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-2SOO MANUFACTURERS OF AIR COMPRESSORS 113 f- erdonalized . . . PORTRAITS of DISTinCTIOn M. D. FREEMAN Studio Sittings by Appointment Phone: OW 6-0275 20-22 NORTH CHURCH STREET 114 J 0i OvsJi a Qmiwuj Q wsd AA and ShdmmJiA ... TO MANY OF THE LEADING COL- LEGES AND SCHOOLS IN THE EAST Class rings, pins and emblems, prizes and trophies lor scholastic awards and for athletic com- petitions. 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HARLAN SLACK 116 West Market Street Phones: OWen 6-1211 OWen 6-0760 Phone: OWen 6-1371 131 DICK THOMAS' Bar-B-Que Compliments oi The Only Place for Your Alter-the-Date Snack Barbeques Milk Shakes Long Dogs MR. and MRS. HAROLD E. MARTIN Exton, Pa. L. DEL PINO Fruit — Produce — Groceries Delicacies From All Parts of the World 142-146 E. Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-5035 RALPH B. WATSON SON Ice and Spring Water Delivery 24 Hour Self-Service 314 E. Chestnut Street Phone: OWen 6-1522 Compliments of THE HICKORIES WM. N. HETHERINGTON Painting Contractor 1337 West Chester Pike West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-4377 REELAND'S 22 S. Church Street, West Chester, Pa. Suits — Dresses — Skirts — Blouses All Accessories — Millinery HIMELRIGHT'S CLEANERS 21 South High Street West Chester, Pa. ALFRED B. NESBITT GROCERIES and COLD CUTS 214 S. New St. (Phone OW 6-1424) 101 S. Walnut St. (Phone OW 6-1651 - 6-9864) Free Deliveries Compliments to THE GRADUATING CLASS I. M. CLOMPUS McFarland s haines INSURANCE 25 S. High Street Phone: OWen 6-0983 E. EARL GIBSON AUTO KEY SERVICE 10-16 W. Barnard St. West Chester, Pa. Compliments of DARLINGTON'S RESTAURANT and GIFT SHOP 1161 Wilmington Pike West Chester, Pa. J t£M J m 132 Compliments ot the GEORGE J. BRINTON GENERAL INSURANCE 22 E. Market St., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-1237 Compliments oi WEST CHESTER CHEMICAL VISIT BALDWIN'S 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 THE COFFEE POT 9 N. Walnut Street GOOD FOOD MARTIND ALE INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. INSURANCE 19 S. High Street West Chester, Pa. M. S. YEARSLEY £ SONS HARDWARE - GARDEN SUPPLIES 114-116 E. Market St.. West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-2990 MOULTON H. DAVIS ESTATE LUMBER. MILLWORK, and HARDWARE 515 S. Bolmar Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments ot SR. TRI-H-Y CLUBS Compliments of THE SCHOOL BELL 402 North Penn Street FARE THEE WELL '62 THELMA ON TIME CLEANERS DYERS 106 West Market St., West Chester, Pa. T. Lewis Downing, Prop. OWen 6-1864 HARRY F. TAYLOR CO. REALTOR 23 S. High Street, West Chester, Pa. Monroe J. Green Clarence H. Kemery SHOFFNER'S TEXACO SERVICE Walnut and Chestnut Streets West Chester, Pa. Y. M. C. A. Where Hi-Y Boys and Tri-Hi-Y Girls Share Fine Relationships Together SUNOCO GAS STATION Market and Belmar West Chester, Pa. 133 STEWART'S AUTO BODY and REPAIR SHOP F M R RICHARD T. BYRNES CO. Machine Tools Hand Tools Frame's, Morrison Ryan, Inc. Metal and Woodworking Machines West Chester, Pa. 1233 Wright's Lane West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 2-2770 Phone: OWen 6-1633 WRIGHT JEWELERS MARSHALL F. BRINTON DIAMONDS — WATCHES — APPLIANCES EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Complete Radio and Phono. Dept. COLONIAL REPRODUCTIONS 122 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. ROBERT SAMUEL WASSON Compliments of Automobile Repairing Engine Tune-Ups Pa. State Repairs Made Old Lincoln Highway. Malvern, Pa. JAKE SHUR'S ARMY-NAVY STORE Phone: NI 4-1088 or NI 4-2219 34 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. ROBERT P. BARNES, Inc. LEONARD'S INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Three Floors of Childrens Wear 23-25 N. High Street Phone: OWen 6-0240 THERESA'S BEAUTY SALON KTFT'S GREENHOUSES 17 North Walnut Street, West Chester, Pa. 320 South High Street Air Conditioned Penquin Dryers Phone: OWen 6-9393 FABRIC SHOPPE Congratulations from 8 West Gay Street, West Chester, Pa. WEST CHESTER B.B.Y.O. Phone: OWen 6-2944 ROSE'S BEAUTY SHOP For Your Shoe Repairs Josephine S. Morton, Prop. Green Tree Bldg., Room 1 See PEZII West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-1910 124 N. Church Street West Chester, Pa. LARK MERCEDES - BENZ APPLIANCES LIGHTING FIXTURES TURNER MOTORS BALDWIN'S ELECTRIC SHOP 237-239 E. Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Electrical Contracting and Repairs Your Driver Training Car 36 E. Market Street, West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-0681 Established 1913 134 BRIGGS SPORTING GOODS HUGHES SERVICE CENTER 127 East Gay Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments of HALL'S BARBER SHOP 107 N. Church Street Joseph A. Ferrer, Prop. Compliments of LEE'S LAUNDRY 152 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-2456 MAE ZELL BEAUTY SALON 300 W. Barnard Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments of MITCHELL'S MEN'S STORE 22 West Gay Street WEST'S BARBER SHOP 20% South Church Street JOEL'S A SHOP FOR WOMEN West Chester, Pa. SUPPORT West Chester Senior High School's SOCCER TEAM. Remember, Soccer is the Fastest Growing Sport in the U. S. A. Repairs on All Makes of T.V., RADIO, and HI FI OWen 6-2631 JAMISONS' DAIRY BAR Lenape Road Telephone: OWen 6-4812 CLIFFORD E. DeBAPTISTE FUNERAL DIRECTOR 125 E. Barnard Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments of THE CARD RACK West Goshen Shopping Center RECORDS TELEVISION CHESTER J. SINCLAIR Appliances Bendix Laundry 16 S. Church Street CENTER GARAGE ESSO SERVICE CENTER Parking: Day, Week, Month Minor Repairs JOE'S WORKMEN'S OUTFITTERS Riding Apparel — Sportswear 18 N. Church Street West Chester, Pa. J. CHARLES WINDLE Public Accountant 8 Green Tree Bldg. West Chester. Pa. 135 ’WILLIAM J. (tUtlMAN • lOUNOItllM The Home Store That Offers So Much More 15-25 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. JENKINS'S ESSO SERVICENTER RUGGERI’S GULF SERVICE Gay and Matlack Streets, West Chester, Pa. Lubrication — Wash — Accessories FO 3-9770 Exton, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-9805 Road Service COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND DAILY LOCAL THE 1962 GARNET AND WHITE Appreciates the Cooperation of the PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT of the DAILY LOCAL NEWS 136 4m • t;. Lx.