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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

1963 GARNET am. WHITE west Chester joint high school west Chester, Pennsylvania CONTENTS Krene I — Spurts..................14 Mceiir II — 4f iriV V .v............34 fciic III — i'usi...................00 FOREWORD For the Clans of 1963 the drama of life has been divided into three parts, each having its share of comic and tragic elements which help us to become more fully developed characters. We are the protagonists who have approached the stage with an air of confidence and indecision. The conflicts of our fleeting high school days bring to an end the Second Act of our play, for our carefree childhood spent in grammar school was the setting for Act One. With our college educations and careers ahead of us. Act Three,has yet to commence. Soon Act Two will he brought to a climax, leaving us with only the memories of our years spent at West Chester High School. For this reason the 1963 Garnet and White Staff has observed from backstage the many actors and actresses performing their parts with care and precision before the final curtain. Producers ADMINISTRATION Mr. David C. Fray, Administrative Assistant to Superintendent; Mr. Harold H. Wingerd, Superintendent of Schools. DR. ELLWOOD SPELLMAN President of West Chester and Joint Junior-Senior High School Boards. We, the cast of W.C.H.S., present our producers: the administrators. Without their interest and support, our performance would be impossible. The task of thi s important group is to supervise the three years of rehearsals for our performance on the stage. They have selected and constructed our backdrops and scenery and controlled special effects. They have given us the props and publicity we need and allowed us to experi- ment with different types of acting. Hoping that their satisfaction is as great as our grat- itude, we shall strive to justify their efforts through our performance. 6 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Jacob Azain, Assistant Principal; Mr. Robert Mc- Carter, Principal; Mr. Walter Peters, Administrative Assist- ant. SECRETARIAL STAFF Sitting: Mrs. Dorothy Detwilcr. Standing: Mrs. Alberta Abbott, Mrs. Dorothy Rates, Mrs. Cerda Brenholtz, Mrs. Mary Lipuman. MEDICAL STAFF Sitting: Mrs. Ruby Clark. Standing: Dr. Richard Green- wood, Mrs. Elizabeth Gluckert. 7 Serving as directors of the rehearsals for our per- formance are a tireless and devoted faculty. These men and women carefully scan our script and show us which lines of our play should be emphasized. Even the harsh lighting of the stage will reveal no glaring flaws in our character if we co-operate with our faculty and make constructive use of the make-up and props which they provide. 1 heir prompting helps mold our character for the parts we take. Following three years of rehearsals, we are ready to tread the boards. Directors World of Science from the Rosure Chest of Boo ENGLISH Sitting: Mis.- Aldine Gearhart, Miss Edythe M. Trapnell. Mrs. Barbara Ford, Mr. Nicholas Cianci. Standing: Mrs. Marilyn Scrff, Mr. Kenneth Ganihone, Miss Anna L. Baker (Head of Department), Miss Mary SantiHi. Miss Marlene Gagliardi, Mr. Jack McClellan, Mr. Robert Riegle, Mr. Charles Perrone. MATHEMATICS Sitting: Mr. Lawrence Schuster, Mr. Robert Fielding, Mr. Irving Geschwindt. Standing: Mr. Russell W. Urich (Head of Department), Mr. Herbert Pearl, Mr. Donald Dunn. (Not present: Miss Joan Fry.) 8 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Sitting: Miss Ethel Reagan. Standing: Miss Carol Rogers, Mrs. Penelope kiesclhaeh, Mrs. Mildred Hickey, Mr. Maldon Washington, Mrs. Marilyn Serff, Mr. Eherhard Wolkenhaar. (Not present: Mrs. Norma Williams.) SCIENCE Sitting: Mr. Hibhcrt Wells (Head of Department), Mrs. Carolyn Huyctt. Standing: Mr. William Waxhom, Mr. John Stahl, Mr. Stratton Stevens, Mr. Robert George, Mr. Richard Maclver, Mr. Edwin Moore. MUSIC Mr. John M. Sepclla, Mr. Joseph Hansel- man (Head of Department), Mr. Philip Steinhoff, Mr. Michael kostiek. 9 SOCIAL STUDIES Sitting: Mrs. Dorothy Sou tliry, Mrs. Helen Brill, Mr. Wilmer Sibley. Standing: Mr. John Marehuk (Head of Department), Mr. Charles Zeiders, Mr. John Serff, Miss Keitha Lewis, Mr. Jack Nichols. (Not present: Mr. Albert Bruno, Mr. Joseph Sniida.) PRESIDEN HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sitting: Mr. Elmer H. Haupt (Head of Depart- ment). Standing: Mr. Glenn D. Von Stetten, Mrs. Dorothy Southry, Mr. Edward L. Malikowski, Miss Joann E. McKenna, Mis Caroline Jenny. TRADE AND TECHNICAL Sitting: Mr. John Costanza, Mr. Stanley Reynolds. Standing: Mr. Howard Halsey, Mr. Stratton Stevens, Mr. Wallace Ferris (Head of Department), Mr. John Strauser, Mr. James Facciolli. (Not present: Mr. Bernard Spadoni.) IMS T99L f BUSINESS EDUCATION Sitting: Mrs. June Weissman (Head of Department), Mrs. Betty Fray. Standing: Miss Louise West, Miss Margaret Curran, Mrs. Myra Ritchey, Mrs. Altncda Harris. 10 HOMEMAKING Mrs. Esther Ferris (Head of Department),Miss Mildred Hays. GUIDANCE Miss Patricia Dixon, Mr. Merle Labin (Head of Department). ART Mrs. Betty Wright, Mr. William P. Lear (Head of Department). HEAD CLOCKWISE No, you can’t be a member of the wrest ling team!” “Now, if today is Monday that means tomor- row would be Tuesday, by deductive reasoning.” “Now, gentlemen, we may proceed. The toe bone is connected to the foot bone . . .” ‘This is good”-ness on Mr. Zeiders face! Mr. Waxbom is doing one of those experi incuts again piano Clear that table, boy!” 1II give you one minute to wipe that smirk off your face.” “Boy, I wish something would work around here.” 12 IN TRIBUTE Mr. Russell W. Urich With the retirement of a true veteran of the teaching profession, Mr. Russell Urich, West Chester High School hears a great loss. His absence among the members of our faculty will leave a vacancy difficult to fill. Throughout his thirty-six years of teaching in the fields of English, science, and mathe- matics, he has possessed a rare talent of kindling in his students a desire and an eagerness for learning. An A.B. graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, Mr. Urich has served our school well as head of the Mathematics Depart- ment and as a dedicated teacher. The stage of West Chester High will seem empty without his presence, but his memory will remain in all our hearts. IN MEMORIAM Mr. Lowell H. Fisher On September 12, 1962, West Chester High School lost one of its most dedicated faculty members, Mr. Lowell H. Fisher. Educated at Downingtown High School and the Wharton School of the University of Penn- sylvania, Mr. Fisher began teaching at West Chester in 1927. He had served as head of the Business Education Department since 1931. Mr. Fisher was also supervisor of the school’s work- experience program and directed the placement service for the business education students. For many years this industrious man had served as an advisor to the senior class and also aided the administration with commencement exercises. It is with great pride that we honor this man who had such enthusiasm for his work. 13 JV CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: S. Weir, Captain; S. Spellman. Back Bow: C. Ashton, J. Health L. Green, I). Dooley, C. Crcscentini, P. Jones, L. Stancato, P. Schott. Many a great play would fail on tin opening night if it were not for the faithfulness of its prompters. And so our cheerleaders, under the direction of Captain Sue Johnson and Co-Captains Judy McKenna and Pat Huss, prompt the students to cheer our various teams to victory. Faithful in this task, they also participate in pep rallies and assemblies throughout the year. Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Captain Sue Johnson hall fans in a cheer. leads the foot- Kneeling: P. Huss, Co-Captain; S. Johnson, Captain; J. McKenna, Co-Captain. Standing: N. Lcaman, T. Moyer, T. Myers, J. Wilson, M. Hu I nick, K. Jackson. (Not present: R. Singer.) ■ Sitting: N. Chambers, M. Leighton, Co-Captain; W. Boggs. Front How: M. Haines, C. Loper, E. Garnett, J. DiBartolomeo, J. Simpers, J. Brown, B. Munck, B. McDaniels, B. McKay, J. Rineer. Second Rotv: D. Holdsworth, J. Hansen, R. Aikman, R. Schuster, B. Vosburgh, C. Ray, H. Raymond, E. Purnell. Back How: T. Woodbum, B. Mitten, S. Purnell, H. Miller, F. Lee, R. Ryan, L. Davis, S. Olmstead. (Not present: B. Thomas, Co-Captain; B. Tillman, E. Sadler, B. Fcwcll, J. Hagee, B. Graham, R. Cummins.) Coaches: Mr. John Johnson, Mr. A1 Bruno, Mr. Joe Smida. Coach Bruno’s football team concluded the ’62 season with a record of three wins, six losses, and one tie but displayed some of the best football seen at W.C.H.S. in recent years. Headed by Co-Captains Mike Leighton and Boh Thomas, the Warriors defeated Ambler, arch rival Coatesville, Owen J. Roberts, and on Thanksgiving Day played a tremendous game before bowing to Conestoga 12-6. Football 17 Coatesville’s Paul Hudson is hauled down by a barrage of Warrior tacklcrs. Warrior opponent does a hasty ahout faec as Eric Sadler follows in hot pursuit. 18 Front Rote: A. Mosley, P. Bruno, D. Kirkner, G. Hutchinson, J. Gibson, C. Tomlinson, R. Haines, J. McElya. Second Row: P. Etough, F. Albertson, E. Coshy, B, Little, F. Donahoe, P. Deubler, J. Moore, M. Gerasim, J. Green, (Manager). Rack Row: R. Thomas, J. Sickler, B. Mitten. Anxious Warrior opponent finds himself being quickly rushed by Eric Sadler, 84, and Nelson Chambers, 40. Coatcsville’s Paul Lambert is suddenly tied up by Warrior Jim Hansen. West Chester’s Carrell Loper barely eludes outstretched arms of Coates villc player. Warrior’s Wayne Boggs, while falling, tightly clutches pigskin. 19 20 Front Row: M. Trcston, S. Mory, N. Curtis, S. Mar- inofsky, K. Facciolli, T. Myers, C. Crouse, M. Rush. Second Row: Coach J. Fry, A. Valentino, B. Woodrow, C. Henry, S. Ryan, C. Crescentini. Cindy Henry, 30, seeks possession of the hall. Warriorette, Sue Marinofsky, stands ready to defend West Chester goal. Beth Woodrow, left, watches Anna Valentino, right and opponent struggle for hall. Two new coaches and a revitalized spirit carried the 1962 hockey team to a season of triumph unequaled in recent years. Under the unerring hands of Miss Fry and Miss McKenna, the Warriorettes, led by Co-Captains Kathy Facciolli and Nancy Curtis, compiled a record of seven wins, two ties, and no defeats. Their team was a tribute to our school. Hockey Anna Valentino awaits a pass from a hurried teammate. Carol Crouse steals the hall from two Westtown players. Stephanie Mory bullies for hall with much deter- mination. Front Row: S. Smith, G. Valentino, R. Newton, J. Veser, C. Baldwin, C. Malavolta, S. McKenna, V. Conn, K. Hastings. Back Row: C. Veldhuis, S. Nyc, J. Esher, V. DiBonaventura, P. Schott, M. Penny, E. Giangiulio, Coach J. McKenna. Soccer Although winning the Southern Chester County League witli a fine record of thirteen wins and one tie, the Warrior Booters lost to Harriton in the District One Play-offs. Coach Serff thought that the team had an excellent season. Seven seniors, including Co- Captains Sam Dorsey and Joint Mila- nese, formed the nucleus of this year’s team. Every team has its star, and this team’s star was “teamwork”. West Chester’s Sam Dorsey struggles against Kennctt onrushers. Left to Right: Mike Alfaro, Boh Spadoni, and John Milanese outhustle Kennett Square player. Front How: J. Hench, D. Russ, W. Kinsey, S. Dorsey. J. Milanese, G. Hyatt, D. Coghlan, L. Walker. Second llow: Coach J. Serff, Coach D. Maclvcr, C. Williams, B. Hughes, B. Armstrong, D. Lee, I). James, T. Hov- ington, R. Spadoni, C. Porter, P. Woodrow, M. Alfaro, D. McTavish, W. Meckley, J. Crawford, C. Dannenberg. yaaveuFr lanHwor.■ Back How: P. Jackson, J. Mumma, J. Hines, D. Hardy, D. Bauman, M. LaMarch, B. Murphy, E. Rohrhach, J. Anderson, B. DiBonaventura, H. Weaver, J. Strauss, H. Barber, D. Webster, I). Edwards, I). Jamieson, J. Beaehem, J. Coghlan, H. Hawkins. After a disappointing season, Cross-Country Coach Ed Malikowski said, “All twenty-eight hoys worked hard, maintained good team spirit, and completed the entire season without quit- ting.” Co-Captained by Art Adams and Cliff Smith, the team concluded the year with a record of two wins and six losses. They placed seventh in the Ches-Mont Championships. In Section One of the District One Championships, Art Adams ran thirtieth in a field of one-hun- dred and fifty harriers, leading the boys to tenth place out of twenty-one teams. West Chester harriers Jim Milliken and Clifford Smith, respectively, increase the pace for trailing opponent. Front Row: H. Dewees, D. Kirkner, J. Milliken, C. Smith, A. Adams, E. Weil, R. Erb, M. Kohn. Second Roiv: J. Spangler, L. Etherton, M. Gregory, J. Rivers, K. Hurd, J. Bell, D. Wheeler, W. Darlington, S. Thomp- son, J. Rollins, D. Hunter, Coach E. Malikowski. Back Row: B. Back, R. Kattman, B. Graham, J. Travaglini, S. Wheeler, H. Nash, D. Worthington, B. Korhonits, R. Grab, J. Savournin. Cross Country 24 Front Row: J. Reed, R. Betz, F. Auger, J. Mumnia, A. Close, D. Roth, R. Matlat, J. Fry, F. Clark, H. CIcndening. Second Row: D. Easthurn, P. Jackson, C. Howard, J. Twardowski, R. Jacobs, R. Munrk, J. Thompson, V. Mattioni, R. Ruby, R. Ross. Ruck Row: H. Hinkle, D. James, L. Stevenson, S. Wheeler, J. Moore, P. Deubler, P. Eatough, J. Cording, M. Haines, J. Bell, R. Haines, L. Sherman, Mgr., Coaeh E. Moore. West Chester’s Pete Deubler throws a standing switch. With tri-captains Bob Munck, Dick Jacobs, and Jan Twardowski leading an experienced Warrior band, Coach Jack Stahl’s grapplers appear destined to have a fine year on the mats. Against three losses, the Warriors have posted victories over Unionville, Phoenixville, and perennially powerful Ridley Township. Jan Twardowski and Boh Munck loosen up before the match. Wrestling Coach Jack McClellan’s Warriors, who ended up in third place in the first half of Ches-Mont action, have a good chance of capturing second place for the season. This year, McClellan is using two teams: a press team, consisting of Wayne Boggs, Jim Bond, Larry Smith, Bob Erb, Sam Dorsey, and Carrell Loper and a big team, consisting of Cliff Smith, Percy Dorsey, Dave Berkes, Norm Gommoll, Frank Bruno, and Ted Veit. Warrior’s Larry Smith drives past two Shanahan defenders towards the basket during the Christ- mas Tournament. High stepping Jim Bond and teammate Cliff Smith grab for the ball. 26 Basketball VARSITY Front Row: R. Erb, N. Gommoll, L. Smith, P. Dorsey, D. Berkos, F. Bruno. Rack Row: D. Kratz, J. Bond, T. Veit, S. Dorsey, W. Boggs, C. Smith, C. Loper, Coach C. Perrone, Coach J. McClellan. West Chester opponent sticks to Cliff Smith while the anxious Warrior searches for someone in the open. JUNIOR VARSITY Front Rotv: F. Kofkc, B. Murphy, D. Kratz, F. Bruno, R. Schuster. Back Row: W. Darlington, J. Green, B. Hopton, Coach C. Perrone. Girls Basketball Under the direction of their new coach. Miss Joanne McKenna, the girls’ basketball team or Warriorettes, are players who simply enjoy the sport. Although the spectators are few, the team spirit is high and the playing good. The girls, captained by Carol Crouse, are avid competitors in an unheralded sport. Warriorette, Marian Kush, secures hall from close guarding Coatesville opponent. Front Row: C. Cottrell, M. Washington, k. Facciolli, M. Rush, C. Crouse, M. E. Treston, J. Jarrett, K. Sickler, S. Marinofsky. Second Row: L). Johnson, J. Veser, K. Ratner, K. Moore, M. Newton, C. Mitchill, S. Nye. Ruck Row: S. Wilhelmy, Mgr., C. Boyer, L. Bent, S. McKenna, L. Dunn, S. Ryan, V. Conn, E. Ciangiulio, A. Valentino, A. Huston, D. Etough, Mgr. (Not present: Coaches J. McKenna and J. Fry.) 28 Golf J, Bob Wager, alias Mr. Sandman, scoops one from the beach. Bob McDaniel slams a long drive down the fairway. Sitting: J. Welsh, L. Gerhard, B. Wager, B. Longacre, M. Strode. Standing: Coach J. Serff, A. Farrington, R. McDaniels, G. Marshall, D. Risser, J. Cresswell, H. Patterson, J. Moore, J. Moulton, M. Maxwell. Front How: S. Temple, N. Purcell, Mgr., B. Thompson, B. Brown, M. Treston, L. Bent, E. Rubinstein. Back How: D. Wright, W. Yeakel, D. Wilcox, E. Weil, G. Knatz, N. Curtis, N. Donoghue, G. Kodish, C. Dannenberg, C. Areson. (Not present: Coach M. Bucks.) Tennis • Track Front How: Y. Ono, G. Hyatt, M. Leighton, G. Redmond, R. Nast, L. Schuster, V. Sandham. G. Wolfer, J. Facciolli, J. Owens, W. Powell, J. Hansen, W. Boggs, E. Ballantine. Second How: M. Haines, D. Coghlan, S. Dorsey, J. Hench, C. Loper, R. Thomas, C. Jones, R. Munck, D. Holdsworth, L. Walker, R. Jacobs, K. Hurd, J. Gilliam, R. Aik man. D. Wheeler. Back How: Coach E. Malikowski, W. Darlington, J. Ferguson, I). Kirkner, E. Eliason, J. Brown, H. Raymond, E. Purnell, H. Jenkins, G. Durfee, J. Hagce, W. Lawrence, J. DiRocco, M. Alfaro, S. Thompson, Coach D. Hutchinson. Front Row: Coach C. Perrone, T. Veit, J. Simpers, J. Levine, C. Smith, T. Pizii, C. Malin, B. Yoder, R. Erh. Second Row: D. McTavish, K. Broadbelt, K. Baldwin, B. Cummins, J. Ray, D. Inforzato, L. Woodward, T. Jones, T. Getting. Back Row: B. Wood, Mgr., R. Brown, C. Spaziani, J. Thompson, D. Berkcs, C. Jackson, J. Fry, J. Milanese, F. Wooten, Mgr. Continued excellent performances yield success in track for W.C.’s Kathy Facciolli. Mike Kahn, ace track runner, approaches finish-line. Warrior hooter, Jim Hench competes in the annual battle between West Chester and Kennett. 1963’s football team receive a briefing before leaving for camp. SPORTS SHOTS 33 BAND As the curtain rises on the autumn reds and yellows, it reveals Mr. John Sepella and his marching band performing proudly in snappy garnet and white uniforms. Precision routines and the strains of ‘ On Warriors” add to the spirit of the spectators. In May, the concert band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Joseph Hanselman participates in the Tall Cedars of Lebanon Parade in Atlantic City, the Memorial Day Parade, and the annual Spring Concert. “On Warriors” echoes from the walls during one of the many pep rallies. Miami Personnel “A” BAND Oboe: K. Allott, H. Hare — Flute-1st: E. Kettew, E. Cherry, P. Wallace, K. Hackman, L. Jamison, A. LeGates — Flute - 2nd: L. Crow, C. Higgins, B. McCarter, N. Jordon, R. Williams — Clarinet - 1st: B. Weaver, P. Thorne, L. McCarter, D. Kasehagen, R. Glogau, J. Shaw, H. Malick, J. Harvey — Clarinet - 2nd: S. Simon, J. Jar- rett, S. Byers, A. Farrington, L. Dunn — Clarinet - 3rd: N. Russ, S. Abemethy, K. Benda, C. Colyer, R. Glasco — Clarinet - Alto: B. Shur — Clarinet - Bass: B. Rohr- mayer, P. Myers — Bassoon: E. Latta — Alto Saxophone- 1st: C. Fray, M. McCartney — Alto Saxophone - 2nd: R. McCarter, F. Cunningham — Tenor Saxophone: J. Gibson, E. Cumens — Baritone Saxophone: B. Graham — French Horn: W. Vosburgh, C. McComscy, J. Supplcc, J. Woodlen — Comet-1st: J. Harvey, D. Dill, E. Rohrbach, J. Carding, A. Leonard, M. Haines, S. Hunter — Cornet - 2nd: R. Micken, W. Cirker, D. Wright, J. Johnson, D. Bailey — Cornet - 3rd: K. Hash, S. Balint, T. Melton, D. Bictz, D. Edwards — Trombone - 1st: D. McCowcn, H. Hamed — Trombone - 2nd: J. Hunter, W. Mitman — Trombone - 3rd: D. Holdsworth, J. Norton — Baritone Horn: J. Sineath, E. Kinsey, W. Meckley, J. Greer — Bass: J. Thompson, J. Sickora — Percussion: P. Wid- maycr, J. Lciby, D. Wheeler, V. Amway, D. Keyser, E. Taylor, F. Kofke — Tympani: M. Benson — Bells: B. Carr. “B BAND Flutes: G. Gleysteen, J. Velde, P. Hoopes, M. Hellie, G. Kuhl — Clarinets: J. Harned, S. Melton, S. Smith, C. Morris, L. Gianguilo, N. Wickersham, H. Rimel, G. Tait, P. Snyder—Tenor Saxophone: J. Gibson, H. Cabott — Alto Saxophone: R. Matlat, K. Orner, H. Ahcrnethy — Trumpets: D. Kirkner, K. Ratner, E. Veit, B. Temple, F. Bunnell, B. Carnecchia, J. Strauss — Trombones: F. Albertson, R. Bard — Baritone: L. Wolfer — French Horn: R. Stokes — Tuba: J. Moore — Percus- sion: A. Close, S. Clompus, L. Richter, J. Lair, B. Walker. Majorettes, led by Pat Scheibe, salute for the Alma Mater. Kneeling: P. Scheibe, S. Ridgley. Front Row: B. McClelland, N. Davig, S. Wilhelmy, C. Carncccliia, J. DeShong, E. Lovell. Back Row: S. Clark. D. Woodward, L. Douglas, M. Thom- son, B. Hoskins, L. Richter. Majorettes Kneeling: M. E. Treston. Standing: S. Holt, B. Miller, J. Gregg, C. Seite, N. Griswold. Color Guard Majorettes look on at the activity at the other end of the gym. A special feature at football half- times and pep rallies has been our attrac- tive majorettes. These vivacious twirl- ers, captained by head majorette Sally Ridgley and drum majorette Pat Scheibe, add color to the band presenta- tion with their varied routines and flashy twirling. Also parading down the field and leading the band are the colorguard. Headed by Mary Ellen Treston, they perform precision drills and carry the standards of the school, state, and countrv. 38 Encore — District Musicians Advanced Chorus Just getting situated, girls? tront Hoiv: J. Heebner, A. Rodgers, P. Bell, B. Weaver, C. Lee, C. Clark, P. Rolirmaycr, P. Jackson, M. Penny, C. Fray, K. Knowles, S. Bard. Second Bow: J. Spaziani, B. Thomson, P. Widinaycr, J. Whiting, E. Ilettcl, E. Jackson, M. Wyman, P. Fletcher, S. Wilhelmy, P. Mid- dleton, D. Cain, J. Cassano, J. Thompson. Back Bow: S. Bishop, K. Hurd, D. Bailey, J. Red- mond, E. Miller, A. Schlimmc, D. Holdsworth, B. McKay, T. Reed, 1). Sandham, G. Marshall, D. Kirkner, D. Malick. The musical score of West Chester High is provided in part hy the four choruses led by Mr. Philip Steinhoff. Their first appearance of the school year was at the Philadelphia International Airport, where they sang during the Christmas season in conjunction with other area schools. Also at Christmas, after serenading the school with carols, they presented their annual Christmas candlelight service. Spring performances included the operetta, the “Mikado,” and the Spring Concert. 40 Mixed Chorus West Chester High's chorus again serenades at the Phila. Airport. Constant rehearsing prepares chorus for the annual operetta. Front How: S. Bard, I). Davis, J. Heebner, A. Rodgers, C. Clark, E. Hettel, C. Lee, P. Jackson, P. Bell, M. Penny, C. Fray, K. Knowles. Second Rote: C. McComscy, J. Whiting, E. Jackson, B. Weaver, P. Rohrmayer, M. Wyman, P. Fletcher, S. Wilhelmy, P. Middleton, S. Wood, J. Thorne, P. Miller. Third How: D. Johnson, S. Moore, N. Pyle, J. Sehuck, B. Watkins, J. Lindeke, R. Glasco, E. Rettew', J. Albertson, S. Ashton. Fourth How: J. Spaziani, D. White, N. Smith, J. Gregg, L. Crow, B. Myers, N. Baldwin, L. Pryor, C. Morrow, B. Thomson. Fifth Hotv: S. Bishop, D. Bailey, N. Russ, P. Dalphonc, S. Spellman, J. Merrick, S. Simon, H. Guthrie, P. Widmaycr, J. Thompson. Sixth How: A. Leonhard, K. Hurd, J. Redmond, E. Miller, A. Sehlimme, I). Holdsworth, B. McKay, I). Kirkner, D. Cain, J. Cu sano. Hack How: C. Dingle, J. Norton, P. Nelson, P. Callahan, 1). Sandham, H. Tittle, T. Reed, G. Marshall, D. Malick, B. Temple. Girls’ Chorus Front Row: S. Sweet, N. Jordan, B. W. Thompson, 15. Wilcutts, G. JcfToris, J. Martin, J. Zell, L. Richter, R. Stokes. Second Row: E. Rcber, I). Kartlukc, L. Widdocs, S. Reed, S. Sorensen, M. Rhodewult, V. Thomas, J. Lee, R. Williams. Third Row: S. Purdue, G. Gleystccn, M. Mason, G. Lee, M. Cousins, A. LcGatcs, L. Caswell, P. Jackson, J. Seliuek, G. Murrell, I). Kleinfclter, L. Huddleson. Rack Row: P. Miller, S. Remington, V. Cook, N. Smith. B. Miller, C. Radicchi, L. Purnsley, N. Hulse, D. Nolan, 1). Pennell, M. Mostcllcr, (J. Kuhl. Boys’ Chorus Front Row: J. Norton, B. Thomson, J. Cassano, I). Bailey, E. Miller, B. Temple, 1). Cain, C. Dingle, J. Whiting (accompanist). Second Row: I). Kirkncr, J. Spaziuni, P. Widmayer, K. Ilurd, B. McKay, S. Bishop, I). Maliek, G. Marshall. Rack Row: A. Leonhard, I). Saudham, H. Tittle, J. Redmond, I). Holdsworth, A. Schlimme, T. Reed, P. Nelson, J. Thompson. 42 Band marches toward football field. Chorus prepares to sing another song. BETWEEN THE Majorette captain, Sally Ridgley, awaits next routine. W.C.’s brass choir again trav. eled to the Philadelphia Airport. Violins: M. Mullison, C. McComscy, H. Bowser, P. Miles, P. Anders, P. Jackson, H. Giitlirie. Viola: P. Fletcher. Cello: M. Middleton, A. Kodgcrs. Piano: C. Fray. Tympani: M. Benson. Oboes: K. Allott, H. Hare. Flutes: E. Kettew, E. Cherry, P. Wallace, L. Jamison, K. Hack- man. Clarinets: B. Weaver, P. Thorne, I). Malick. Ilasr Clarinet: B. Hohrmaycr, B. Graham. Alto Saxophone: E. Cumens. French Horn: B. Voshurgh, J. Suplcc. 1 lie orchestra provides the soothing musical background for West Chester’s drama. This year for tlie first time, all the parts, including the trumpet and trom- bone, are being played by the woodwinds and strings. Ibis instrumentation yields a lighter, more mellow tone. At the spring concert Mr. Michael Kostick and his musicians present to the public the results of a year’s rehearsals. Orchestra 44 Indianhead The review of West Chester High’s per- formance is brought to the student in the Indian- head, a monthly paper which reports current social activities, faculty and student opinions, and happenings on the sports scene. Under the supervision of a new advisor, Mr. Nicholas Cianci, and editor-in-chief, Peggy Griffith, the Indianhead staff continues to report the results of each new effort of their fellow actors and actresses. Peterson. Third Row: E. Murphy, A. Pleasanton, S. Jenkins, J. Clay, J. Doughton, C. Roberts, D. Bennett, C. Beecher, C. Howell. Back Row: S. Ridgely, C. Hemphill, K. Anthony, B. Zug, S. Tutor, J. Darr, B. Gallagher, B. Carr, B. Hughes, M. Slawek, R. Henderson, P. Smith, N. Leaman. The next edition of the Indianhead begins to take shape as the paste-ups are completed. Front Row: F. Sandoe, D. Sandham, R. Munck, N. Purnell, J. Rivers, M. Griffith, E. Rubcnstein, N. Curtis, T. Neilson, H. Rimel, L. Amer. Second Row: E. Guthrie, R. A. Guthrie, B. Ranck, J. Kavanaugh, S. Johnston, P. Rutherford, E. Lovell, N. Jenkins, N. Cox, S. Ryan, M. Luckowski, C. McNeil, B. Hoskins, N. Cousins, M. Garnet and White FACULTY AND CLASSES Sitting: D. Dooley, L. McCardle, K. Anthony, S. Shur. Standing: N. Patterson, S. Thomas, M. Mostellcr. (Not present: B. Weaver.) ART Front Row: L. Green, J. Tarpley, J. Wilson, F. Schneewcis. Back Bow: Mr. Lear (Advisor), M. Brown, T. Neilson, C. Kulp. 46 BUSINESS AND TYPING Front Row: P. Rutherford, C. Gale, S. Ashton. Back Row: R. Mieken, M. Crane, R. Guthrie. L. Hctherineton, L. Pryor, C. Kulp, J. Lawrence. (Not present: Mrs. J. Weissman, advisor.) The official program of West Chester’s play is the book which relates the who's, the why’s, and the when’s of the action------ 1963 Garnet and White. As the staff gathered to choose a theme and a cover or to arrange the senior pic- tures; as they met in the gym to direct the “shooting” of class pictures or club pictures in the library, they were led by editor-in-chief Connie Carnecchia and advisor Miss Mary Santilli. PHOTOGRAPHY Sitting: W. Mack. Standing: W. Lucas, R. Henderson, D. Coghlan. SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES Sitting: L. Caswell, B. Miles, I). Arvizu, B. Rohrmayer, L. Riddle, A. LeGatcs. Stand- ing: F. Zook, II. Lawrence. 47 Having adjourned the meeting, the officers return to classes. Completion of questionnaires halts discussion. Improvements Committee members carry out their annual joh — polishing trophies. V.C.H.S.’s first car wash sponsored by Council was enthusiastically sup- ported. Rick Schuster reports on the progress of one of Council’s many record hops. 48 Kneeling: T. Moyer, M. E. Trcston, R. Munck, B. Long- acre. Front Row: G. Bazar, R. Williams, J. Hoald, M. Griffith, N. Curtis, S. Smith, E. Lovell, D. Kane, B. Woodrow, K. Moore. Second Rote: B. Drayman, D. Johnson, G. Eckman, J. Albertson, V. Cook, J. Greer, N. Patterson, B. Myers, C. Bleccher, M. Peterson, S. Student Council Battan, L. McCardle, D. Kleinfeltcr, P. Jones, E. Gian- giulio, C. Bosio. Back Row: E. Perlman, J. Fry, F. Donahoe, B. Ross, M. Brown, N. Eavenson, E. Rubin- stein, B. Micken, J. Strauss, J. Shaw, S. Weeks, J. Dapp, D. Woodward, E. Brinton, M. Brown, S. Turpin. The school is the stage; the student body, the actors; and the faculty, the directors. The Student Council, comprised of elected repre- sentatives, strives to bridge the gap between the actors and the directors. Council serves the school by directing the United Fund campaign, providing a social program of dances, and pass- ing rules on dress and conduct which best serve the majority of the school population. President Boh Munck prepares to give out questionnaires to Council members. Front Row: N. Baldwin, S. Morey, C. Morrow, B. Myers, V. Milliken, C. Bosio, R. Spadoni, B. Drayman, J. Musser, P. Anders, L. Dewees. Second Row: H. Feehrer, N. Hoffman, E. Hettel, L. Walker, R. McCutchen, W. Kinsey, G. Hyatt, T. Veit, L. Mejia, B. Johnson, J. Davis, C. Bleechcr, S. Shur. Back Rotv: J. Barnett, A. Korevec, M. Alfaro, B. Wager, S. Yeakel, B. Midelton, P. Adams, D. Dooley, S. Holt, C. Cottrell, S. Mitchill, M. Penny. Spanish Club French Club Front Row: K. Hurd, J. Harvey, P. Fletcher, K. Anthony, R. Priest. Second Row: J. Delct-Kanic, P. Scheihe, K. Bovenkerk, A. LeGates, M. Mason, G. Loughead, C. Baird, L. Bent, N. Curtis, P. Ritchey, N. Russ. Third Row: B. Korhonits, G. Eckman, D. Kane, K. Moore, G. Wasson, B. Walker, F. Sanchen, D. Nolan, R. Fen- stermacher, W. Mack, P. Middleton, E. Steele, T. Myers, S. Marinofsky, L. Manfrcdi, S. Johnson, D. Lahutsky, M. Campbell. Back Row: P. Schott, L. Riddle, L. Divine, S. Spellman, S. Battan, M. Cousins, J. Fenstermacher, M. Mosteller, T. Lunn, S. Ahernethy, J. Gregg, S. Thomas, K. Benda, J. Dapp, C. Crescentini, P. Stellabott. Future Nurses Sitting: P. McClain, N. Smith, P. Dalphone, G. Wert, J. Schuek, E. Buchan. Second Row: G. Lasko, L. Mejia, L. McWilliams, A. Coldren, L. McKay, A. Herkins, K. Hackman, J. Martin, C. Bailey, S. Bard. Standing: D. Manning, R. M. Shaw, S. Ryan, S. Glassberg, J. Kaercher, H. McVeigh, J. Smith. Seated: S. Simon, J. Higgins, L. Caswell, S. Ray, D. Rogers, J. Jarrett, J. Delet-Kanic. Second Row: M. Benson, S. Thomas, D. Dooley, E. A. Latta, S. Powers, L. McCardle, S. Shur, H. Wingerd. Back Row: P. Storms, K. Benda, M. Penny. Future Teachers si Sock and Buskin Club Front Rotv: V. Cook, J. Wickersham, B. Drayman, A. LeGates, L. Bent, M. Hool, A. Coldren, D. Dooley, N. Russ, J. Tarpley, J. Monroe, S. Sweet. Second Row: J. Fitzgerald, I). Reitz, M. Cousins, L. Goodhart, G. Gleysteen, J. Higgins, A. Woodlen, J. Lahin, C. Rissel, S. Boyd, L. Thomas, M. Mosteller, C. Cotter, N. Hoffman. S. Powers, J. Whiting, A. Huston. Rack Row: M. Cornell, E. Hoell, S. Hall, J. Bruno, C. Henry, T. Lunn, R. Glogaw, W. Hicks, T. Riegel, V. Anges, N. Patterson, M. Wyman, D. Rogers, N. Leaman. 52 Miss Reagan advises the Make-Up Committee on the proper technique. “All the world’s a stage . . and for those who wish to perform in this play of life there is the Sock and Buskin Club, directed by Miss Ethel Reagan. The organization affords an opportunity to participate in a three act play, three one act plays, and the Christmas tab- leaux. A variety of theater arts are introduced to the students through the various activities and committees which function throughout the year. Front Row: M. Olin, S. Shur, D. Skinner, I. Hettel, G. Bazar, P. Fletcher, B. Woodrow, J. Miller, R. Stokes, S. Weeks, C. Fray, M. Slawek. Second Row: M. Haley, J. Delet-Kanic, L. Giunta, E. Rettew, L. Olseski, L. Caswell, C. Bleecher, B. McCarter, B. Rohrmayer, P. Jack- son, P. Bell, L. Richter, G. Dykes, P. Scheihe, S. Ray, N. Purcell, J. Williamson, C. Higgins. Back Row: F. Schneeweis, A. Woodlen, L. Ramsay, B. Kaysen, S. Ashton, T. Myers, N. Wickersham, D. Sandham, B. McCarter, D. Dill, W. Gersen, A. Laudenslager, G. Kuhl, J. Spaziani. Nurse's Aides Seated: B. Weaver, C. Cottrell, C. Fray, P. McMiehacl, M. Pyle. Standing: E. Cherry, K. Hastings, F. Sancken, J. DeShong, S. Felton, L. Kershaw, J. Kaercher, P. Bookmyer, J. Zell. Seated: B. White, B. Zug, P. Smith, C. Cooper, C. Egee, R. Cole, M. Muller. Second Row: R. Massey, S. Pardue, B. Hart, S. Reed, J. Shaw, D. Pennell, S. Smith, L. McCardle, D. Goslin. Back Rote: M. Haley, A. Valentino, P. Hill, L. Widdoes, L. Mejia, P. Bell, S. Smithson, G. Dykes, N. Newman. Library Aides J The Future Farmers of America, led by Mr. Stratton Stevens, provides a medium through which boys interested in agriculture and studying vocational agriculture may learn parliamentary procedure, public speaking, and farm accounting. Two of the year’s highlights are the trip to the Pennsylvania State Farm Show in Harrisburg and the F.F.A. basketball game. 54 Nurse’s Aide, Betty Weaver, carefully reviews the records. Miss Schmidt watches as Aide, Linda McCardle, checks out magazines. Future Farmers First Row. A. Zug, S. Green, F. Kline, W. Jcfferis, B. Wallace, B. Bronson. Second Row: F. Vt iddoes, D. Bailey, K. Miller, E. Myers, L. Herrin, J. Velde, C. Lonsinger. 56 Thanksgiving Game A tackle — confusion — who has the ball? Following a peppy routine. Warrior “Pioneers pose for camera. Caught between cheers, Nancy Leaman looks on at Warrior-Pioneer battle. Pat Scheibe, drum majorette, gives a salute. West Chester’s Carrel Loper finds the going rough as two pioneers halt his progress. N S Mr. Wolkenhaar leads his German classes in a round of “0 Tannenbaum.” The crowning of the new Christmas queen climaxed a happy night for Sherry Smith. Preparations for “White Christmas” begin early. Christmas Festivities The attendance at “White Christmas” brought the holiday festiv- ities to a successful climax. An evening of dancing was centered around the towering Christmas tree. 59 Decorating for a big dance is half the fun. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: John Strauss, President; Sherry Turpin, Seeretary; Bill Voshurgh, Vice-President; John Hinze, Treasurer. Supporting Cast SOPHOMORES H. Abernethy, J. Adams, T. Adkins, F. Albertson, K. Allott, C. Amelotti, J. Andersen, J. Anderson, N. Anderson, W. Anderson, S. Angevine, A. Angry, R. Armstrong, M. Arrowood, Y. Arvizu, K. Ashton, F. Auger, S. Auger, D. Aungst, R. Bark, C. Bailey, R. Balderston, C. Baldwin, V. Baldwin, H. Barber, R. Bard, W. Bard, J. Barnard, R. Barnes, W. Barrett, M. Barron, D. Bauman, E. Bayliss, V. Bazar, J. Bearhem, L. Bennett, P. Benton, C. Benz, J. Berry, R. Betz, R. Bigler, P. Bilinski, R. Bird, M. Birkhimer, L. Bishop, J. Blackburn, K. Blevins, L. Bloss, D. Boas, I. Bolden, B. Bolieh, D. Bond, I). Boss, K. Bovenkerk, H. Bowser, J. Bradley, J. Bradley, E. Brinton, G. Briscoe, L. Bronson, A. Brooks, A. Brown, J. Brown, M. Brown, M. Brown, R. Brown, T. Brown, F. Bruno, J. Buchan, S. Buckalew, R. Buller, F. Bunnell, I). Butters, 1). Byrd, H. Cahott, L. Calhoun, B. Capone, G. Carlisle, B. Carnecehia, R. Carrigan, D. Carry, R. Castle, P. Castorani, M. Choate, F. Clark, S. Clark, P. Clark, H. Clendcning, B. Clukies, J. Cochrane, J. Coghlan, A. Coldren, R. Cole, B. Collman, V. Conn, D. Conner, M. Conyers, I). Cooper, P. Corearan, J. Cording, L. Corley, S. Cox, N. Cromarty, P. Crosby, E. Cum mens, A. Cunningham, F. Cunningham, R. Curtis, L. Dahlberg, V. D’Annunzio, J. Dapp, W. Darner, A. Davis, C. Davis, J. Davis, T. Davis, L. Dawson, G. DeShields, P. Deubler, A. Dewees, D. Dietrich, C. Dingle, G. DiOrio, B. DiRocco, L. Dixon, F. Donohoe, B. Donnelly, L. Douglas, W. Dowlin, J. Dowling, T. Drewes, L. Dries, R. Duffy, K. Dunn, L. Dunn, E. Dunne, D. Durborow, W. Dutton, G. Dykes, D. Eastbum, N. Eavenson, C. Egee, D. Ehrhart, S. Eliker, H. Essick, A. Ewing, C. Faddis, J. Farra, S. Feehrer, L. Ferrer, R. Fewell, K. Flannery, L. Flannery, D. Fleck, F. Forgacs, K. Franzinger, P. Freischmidt, E. Frohlung, J. P y, L. Furrell, B. Garver, G. Garver, W. Gersen, E. Giangiulio, J. Gibson, T. Girafalco, A. Giunta, L. Giunta, T. Giunta, G. Glcysteen, R. Glogau, J. Gold, J. Goldberg, R. Gommoll, L. Goodbart, D. Goslin, J. Gosnell, J. Gottier, R. Grab, M. Graham, W. Graham, A. Gray, J. Green, S. Greenlcaf, N. Griswold, M. Groce, H. Hagerty, R. Haines, M. Haley, R. Hallowell, R. Hamilton, R. Hammill. A. Hanna, D. Hardy, H. Hare, J. Harned, T. Harris, B. Hart, F. Harvey, K. Hastings, H. Hawkins. J. Hawkins, C. Haws, R. Haws, J. Heald, R. Heald, T. Heinly, M. Hellie, C. Hemphill, R. Henderson, R. Henry, S. Herbert, A. Herkins, L. Herrin, R. Hetberington, S. Hetherington, L. Hickman, R. Hickman, J. Higgins, S. Hillier, J. Hines, J. Hinze, T. Hodson, J. Hoblefelder, J. Holmgren, M. Hoal, B. Hoopes, P. Hoopes, B. Hooven, S. Hopkins, W. Hopton, K. Horton, S. Huber, L. Huddleson, P. Huffman, N. Hulse, S. Hunter, B. Hutchinson, G. Hutchinson, V. Ingram, C. Ivey, A. Izzi, D. Jamieson, B. Jardine, S. Jarrett, G. Jefferis, H. Jenkins, L. Jenkins, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Johnson, M. Johnson, P. Johnson, R. Johnson, P. Jones, P. Jones, S. Jones, C. Jordon, N. Jordon, J. Joyce, C. Kartluke, D. Kasehagen, C. Kattman. D. Kay, M. Kelly, C. Kenion, M. Kenny, L. Kershaw, R. Kimes, S. Kirby, I). Kirkncr, J. Kirn, D. Kleinfelter, B. Klepac, C. Kloss, F. Kofke, C. Korbonits, R. Kramer, R. Kratz, K. Kriston, G. Kuhl, E. Kurt, K. Kurz, J. Lahin, J. Lair, M. LaMarch, L. Lammey, S. Lammy, S. Lancashire, T. Landrum, G. Lasko, C. Lawson, J. Lawson, N. Lawson, F. Lee, G. Lee, J. Lee, J. Lciby, A. Leonhard, D. Lightcap, E. Lindeke, F. Lindley, W. Little, J. Long, C. Lonsinger, B. Lowther, W. Lucas, T. Lunn, J. McBride, J. McCallin, S. McCann, B. McCarter, R. McCarter, M. McCartney, C. McClaskey, T. McCusker, S. McDonnell, J. McEIya, C. McFarland, R. Mcllvaine, K. McKay, L. McKay, J. McKeefery, S. McKenna, R. McMahon, A. McVey, G. McVey, L. McWilliams, J. Mahers, R. Mandes, L. Manfredi, N. Mann, C. Mantini, S. Maropis, J. Marshall, J. Martin, M. Mason, R. Matlat, V. Mattioni, L. Mejia, J. Melton, K. Melton, S. Melton, E. Mercer, T. Merwin, E. Messikomer, K. Milbourne, B. Miller, D. Miller, J. Miller, S. Miller, C. Mitchill, W. Mitman, R. Mitten, S. Mixsell, E. Moody, F. Moore, K. Moore, K. Moore, T. Moore, C. Morris, I). Morris, A. Mosley, M. Muller, C. Mumma, J. Munima, R. Murdock, B. Murphy, M. Murphy, G. Murrell, P. Myers, H. Nagel, M. Neal, C. Neff, M. Neff, N. Newman, M. Newton, D. Nolan, N. Norat, L. Norman, J. Norton, J. Noyes, S. Nye, W. Oakes, S. Olmstead, L. Olseski, K. Omer, S. Pardue, E. Parke, M. Paskings, J. Peed, D. Pennell, G. Pennypacker, H. Peoples, W. Peoples, E. Perlman, W. Pfaff, G. Pfitzen- meycr, E. Phennegcr, P. Phillips, M. Piergallini, J. Pilney, J. Poole, L. Pope, J. Porter, R. Potter, J. Powell, L. Powell, R. Powell, J. Pratt, C. Preston, M. Puccine, I. Pugh, R. Pugh, S. Purnell, L. Pumsley, K. Purnsley, S. Quinn, D. Quirple, M. Ralston, A. Ramsay, H. Ranck, K. Ratner, E. Reber, J. Reed, S. Reed, T. Reed, N. Reiter, S. Remington, D. Rennard, B. Reverski, R. Rhoades, M. Rhodewalt, W. Richardson, L. Richter, J. Rickards, C. Rissel, M. Ritter, W. Rodenboh, H. Roescr, P. Rogers, H. Rooser, C. Rose, R. Ross, A. Roth, F. Roth, M. Rubinstein, E. Ruch, L. Ruggiero, D. Russell, M. Russell, R. Saltzman, J. Savoumin, G. Scheibe, P. Schmid, D. Schock, S. Seeney, S. Seeney, C. Seitcr, D. Servos, J. Shaw, R. Shaw, L. Sherman, B. Shur, J. Sickler, J. Sickora, J. Silvestri, B. Simon, J. Sineath, S. Sload, M. Smiley, J. Smith, S. Smith, W. Smith, S. Smithson, C. Snyder, P. Snyder, P. Snyder, K. Sorensen, S. Sorenson, R. Stanley, J. Steele, R. Stokes, S. Storms, P. Stott, J. Strauss, T. Styer, J. Suplee, T. Sutton, D. Tabor, G. Tail, W. Tarpley, G. Taylor, J. Taylor, W. Taylor, W. Temple, C. Thimm, G. Thomas, J. Thomas, L. Thomas, N. Thomas, R. Thomas, Y. Thomas, B. Thompson, G. Thompson, J. Thompson, L. Thompson, T. Thompson, M. Thomson, P. Thome, R. Tillman, E. Tinari, J. Titter, H. Tittle, C. Tomlinson, J. Travaglini, S. Turpin, M. Urban, G. Valentino, J. Velde, C. Veldhuis, C. Veser, G. Vincent, W. Voshurgh, P. Waibel, M. Waldhuesser, B. Walker, L. Walker, M. Washington, G. Wasson, H. Weaver, D. W’ebster, S. Webster, T. Weir, C. Wenzel, P. Wcstcott, S. Wheeler, S. Wheeler, R. Whiteford, P. Whiteman, N. Wickersham, F. Widdoes, L. Widdoes, B. Wilcutts, S. Wiley, W. Wilimzig, K. W illiams, R. Williams, W. Williams, L. Willis, R. Wilson, P. Wingate, L. Wolfer, K. Wood, L. Wood, R. Wood, G. WToodrow, D. Woodward, L. Worthington, L. Wright, J. Zell, C. Zug, P. Zynn. Mr. Von Stetton’s driver ed. students prepare to enter their new ear. Smile please! Spectators look on as those Warrior- ettes rack up a high score. Now you know you’re not supposed to do your homework in the library. 64 Quiet please! West Chester High’s on the air. (S. Weeks, J. Rivers, G. Marshall, B. Kaysen, J. Redmond) Now let’s see, how many grams of ZnS04 will be produced? 65 Co-Stars JUNIORS S. Abemethy, D. Ahren, G. Aikins, R. Aikman. A. Ainge, M. Alfaro, L. Algicr, M. Allen, J. Andes, K. Anthony, L. Arner, D. Arvizu, P. Atkins, D. Bailey, D. Bailey, K. Baird. J. Baker, J. Baker, K. Baldwin, S. Balint, J. Baltz, D. Barday, R. Barday, S. Battan, G. Beaehem, B. Beans, C. Beeeber, I). Bcling, H. Bell, J. Bell, M. Bell, K. Benda. B. Bennett. 0. Bennett, D. Bennett, M. Benson, R. Benson, L. Bent, D. Berkes, D. Bietz, S. Bishop, J. Blank, C. Bleeeher, K. Bodor, K. Boggs. C. Bohannon, J. Bohning, P. Bookmyer, L. Bowman. R. Bowman, S. Boyd, C. Boyer, N. Boyer, M. Boyle, F. Bradley, K. Broadhelt, R. Bronson, G. Brown, J. Brown, K. Brown, K. Brown, M. Brown. R. Brown, S. Brown, B. Browne, J. Bruno, P. Bruno, R. Bruno, R. Bryan, J. Burnett, B. Bushy, S. Byers, D. Cain, H. Cain, C. Calderone, P. Callahan. M. Campbell, N. Carlson. C. Carpenter, B. Carr, P. Carr, J. Carrigan. S. ('arson, H. Carter, J. Cassano, L. Caswell, W. Chamberlin. J. Chambers, E. Cherry, C. Clark, P. Clark, T. Clark, C. Clarke, J. Clay, R. Clemens, S. Clompus. A. Close, C. Colyer, J. Connor, B. Cook, P. Cooper, D. Cornell, M. Cornell, C. Cotter, C. Court, M. Cousins, N. Cousins, N. Cox, P. Craig, M. Crane, J. Crawford, S. Cree, C. Creseentini, L. Crow, S. Cuesta, M. Cunningham, C. Dannenberg, J. Dannenberg, G. Darlington, VT. Darlington, J. Darr, B. Davis, N. Davis, J. Denny, J. DeShong, R. Detwiler, H. Dewees, B. DiBonaventura, V. DiBonaventura, D. Dill, J. DiNapoli, W. Dipple, J. DiRoeeo, L. Divine, J. Donnelly, D. Dooley, P. Dorsey, T. Dougherty, J. Doughton, L. Dow, R. Draper, V. Dulin, F. Dupree, G. Durfee, P. Eatough, M. Eavenson, G. Eekman, D. Edwards, M. Erh, K. Erwin, P. Erwin, J. Esher, L. Etherton, G. Federline, S. Felton, L. Ferdik, E. Finkey, E. Finney, J. Firzgerald, T. Flowers, L. Fox, C. Frank, W. Franklin, J. Fry, R. Fryherger, G. Furrell, R. Gallagher, S. Gallimore, S. Gardner, R. Gentile, M. Gerasim, D. Gillespie, J. Gilliam, R. Glaseo, J. Class, S. Glassherg, R. Glennon, J. Glisson, C. Glover, J. Gluckert, N. Commoli. I). Goslin. C. Cottier, B. Graham, L. Green, S. Green, J. Gregg, M. Gregory, D. Guie, R. Guss, H. Guthrie, M. Gutierrez, J. Hackman. K. Hackman, M. Haines, P. Haislett, W. Haldeman, C. Hamilton, E. Hansen, J. Hansen, B. Harshharger, J. Hart, J. Hartshome, J. Harvey, J. Hash, K. Hash, J. Heehner, C. Henry, S. Herr, R. Hervey, D. Hetherington, E. Hettel, W. Hicks, C. Higgins, E. Hilbush, W. Hill, H. Hinkle, E. Hoell, N. Hoffman, S. Holt, B. Holzhauser, B. Hoopes, B. Hoskins, F. Hovington, C. Howard, C. Howell, G. Hoxter, B. Huck, B. Hughes, D. Hunter, J. Hunter, R. Hunter, K. Hurd, D. Huyett, B. Imhof, D. Inforzato, G. Ivey, C. Jackson, E. Jackson, G. Jackson, K. Jackson, M. Jackson, P. Jackson, P. Jackson, L. Jacobs, D. James, E. Jamieson, L. Jamison, J. Jefferies, E. Jenkins, H. Jenkins, S. Jenkins, R. Johns, B. Johnson, I). Johnson, R. Johnson, R. Johnson, W. Johnson, R. Joines, L. Jones, J. Kaerehcr, D. Kane, M. Katz, J. Keithley, F. Keller, C. Keslick, D. Keyser, D. Kilgore, E. Kinsey, J. Krchnar, N. Krueger, C. Kulp, C. Kurkjian, W. Lackey, D. Lahutsky, B. Landis, I). Lane, E. Latta, H. Lawrence, W. Lawrence, N. Leaman, R. Lee, A. LeGates, M. Lewis, V. Lewis, T. Lichtner, R. Lilley, R. Lloyd, G. Loughhead, M. Luckowski, D. McCabe, D. McCann, L. McCardle, N. McClintock, C. McComsey, R. McCool, M. McCorkle, D. McCowan, T. McCutcheon, J. McGuire, L. McMichael, C. McNeil, I). McTavish, H. McVeigh, 1. McVey, W. Mack, C. Malavolta, I). Manning, W. Marks, G. Marshall, A. Masciarelli, R. Mason, R. Massey, W. Meckley, C. Mediem, J. Meicht, M. Meintel, J. Merrick, B. Miles, E. Miller, H. Miller, J. Miller, K. Miller, R. Miller, W. Miller, C. Mills, J. Monroe, D. Moore, J. Moore, J. Moore, I). Morgan, M. Morrow, J. Mosteller, M. Mosteller, J. Moulton, D. Mowery, L Moxley, C. Moyer, T. Moyer, M. Mullison, R. Munson, W. Murphy, P. Nelson, S. Nesbitt, E. Newsome, J. Oberle, R. Onks, S. Ottersen, R. Owens, J. Paden, G. Painter, D. Palmer, E. Parr, H. Patterson, N. Patterson, B. Paxson, J. Pearson, Y. Penketh, M. Penny, K. Peters, P. Pignataro, W. Pizii, C. Plank, A. Pleasanton, J. Pomeroy, C. Porter, S. Powers, B. Price, R. Priest, N. Purcell, E. Purnell, M. Pyle, N. Pyle, C. Radicchi, L. Ralston, C. Ramsay! C. Ray, R. Ray, H. Raymond, J. Raymond, I). Reeder, T. Reeves, V. Reisinger, D. Reitz, E. Rettcw, L. Riddle, T. Riegel, H. Rimel, J. Rincer, J. Rivers, C. Roberts, B. Robinson, W. Rodman, E. Robrbaek, M. Robrmayer, B. Rollins, J. Rollins, I). Rotb, E. Rubinstein, R. Ruby, N. Russ, S. Ryan, E. Sadler, E. Sancken, I). Sandbam, F. Sandoe, A. Schlimme, P. Schott, P. Schroeder, J. Schuck, R. Schuster, J. Seeney, J. Seese, B. Shank, E. Shelter, M. Sbur, D. Skinter, H. Smith, J. Smith J. Smith, L. Smith, N. Smith, P. Smith, R. Smith, N. Sosnick, R. Spadoni, J. Spangler, C. Spaziani, P. Spaziani, S. Spellman, J. Strafford, L. Stancato, C. Steele, P. Stellabott, J. Steurer, L. Stevenson, P. Storms, S. Sweet, V. Swinehart, N. Sylvester, D. Taylor, E. Taylor, E. Thomas, S. Thomas, J. Thompson, S. Thompson, W. Thomson, V. Till, D. Tinder, J. Todor, J. Toomey, J. Tracey, I). Turner, S. Tutor, P. Valentine, A. Valentino, J. Valentino, E. Veit, J. Veser, P. Wallace, R. Wallace, J. W allwork, J. Walsh, M. Warmkesel, S. Wame, B. Watkins, J. W eaver, S. Weir, D. Wetherby, I). Wheeler, B. White, D. White, J. W biting, C. Widen, T. Willenhrock, C. Williams, 1). Williamson, E. Williamson, J. Wilson, H. Wingerd, S. Wood, T. W oodhurn, R. Woodman, E. Woodrow, I). Woodward, L. Work, D. Wright, M. W yman, P. Yarnall, S. Yarnall, S. Yeager, L. Ziegler, F. Zook, B. Zug. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Laura Stancato, Secretary; Rick Schuster, Vice-President; Fred Keller, President; Nancy Leaman, Treasurer. ASK ANY GIRL 68 Sunbeams arouse smile from Cristie Bosio. 69 BEST ATHLETES KATHY FACCIOLLI — WAYNE BOGGS 70 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED AND MOST INTELLECTUAL PEGGY GRIFFITH —BOB MUNCK IT MOST TALKATIVE MIKE KAHN —BEBE KAYSEN BEST DRESSED BRUCE LONGACRE —CONNIE CARNECCHIA FRIENDLIEST 71 SHARYL WEEKS —MARSHALL STRODE Success at last, Jessica? Indianhcad on dress-up day, nice combination! JV Cheerleaders stand on the side lines during outdoor pep rally. Have a Coke; it’s basketball time. Contestants for the D. Webster Meredith Speaking Con- test pose for photographer (first place Jan Twardowski). Taking a breather, girls? “We’ll give a cheer for the varsity . . West Chester’s cafeteria clowns. Students, the game is straight ahead. ROBERT MICKEN Bob . . . quiet man—except on u trumpet . . . German scholar . . . bombastic biologist . . . Mr. Presi- dent. DAVID COGHLAN Dave . . . varsity soccer player . . . debating club . . . “What was that pun? . . . possible career in engi- neering. “Hitch your wagon to a star” is advice that all of us would do well to follow. We may be called starry-eyed idealists if we do, but what of it? If we do not aspire to achieve the greatest goals that we can possibly set and if we are not in some way made better persons by so doing, of what good is all the education that is avail- able to us? Each day should be an experience from which we learn from the past so that we may be more valuable to ourselves and to the world. Sports, music, clubs, Student Council and all the other activities in which students may engage take on deeper significance if we have a goal. Tests, homework, that book we read the night before book reports were due, and our daily relationships with one another—all of these experiences serve to remind us of our purpose. In short, this purpose is to improve ourselves for the present and for whatever lies ahead. As we walk through the door for the last time, let us remember the good times; but let us reflect also upon our personal gain and upon our usefulness to all mankind. If we do this, then surely we may consider it a privilege to have attended West Chester High School. Robert Micken President — Class of 1963 74 SHARYL L. WEEKS Shary . . . everybody’s pal . . . “oohbedeedoo!” . . . fishing and sailing . . . fellas . . . party girl . . . “I’ll talk to you later” . . . overwhelming personality. CLASS OFFICERS MABEL PETERSON Reliable friend . . . loves weekends . . . has a “Buddy” in the Marines . . . bright future . . . fan of 111 . . . digs jazz. ) ARTHUR ADAMS Art . . . cross-country co-captain . . . Sue M. . . . indoor track . . . pool . . . homeroom cut-up. BEVERLY ADAMS Bev . . . frequents Exton . . . enthusiastic Warrior fan . . . “Oh, those chemistry tests!” . . . aimed for the Air Force. FRANCIS ADAMS Toby . . . loves hunting . . . found in the “sticks” . . . goes for those blondes . . . bookkeeping wizard. PATRICK ADAMS Featherweight of Senior Class . . . likes girls from Shanahan . . . future in the Air Force and college . . . always around when someone needs a helping hand. JO ANN ALBERTSON Not so quiet as everyone believes . . . sweet personality . . . active Student Council representative . . .West Chester State hound . . . A.H.O.C.P. ANITA ALLEN “Where? You know I can’t see.” . . . “I’m a good driver now.” . . . gullible . . . “You should see me ski.” . . . Oh! those tall, dark, and handsome boys . . . B.T.T.C. SENTIMENTS OF THE SENIOR STARS LINDA L. ALLISON Member of the family? . . . the Donut Shop . . . friends with everybody . . . likes English class . . . crazy weekends . . . business school. VICTOR AMWAY Ray Charles addict . . . plays bongo drums . . . “Cut it out!” . . . Penn State—future veterinarian. PAULA ANDERS Always talking . . . “Where’s Hervey?” . . . Church Farm School . . . loves Air Force, D.D. . . . good piano player . . . Senior Seminar. JOSEPH W . ANDERSON Monsoon . . . sharp dresser . . . wild dancer . . . likes the sophisticated type. 75 CHARLOTTE ARTUS Can be found between West Chester and Coatesville . . . pleasant personality . . . drives one of the four cars . . . future undecided. SANDRA ASHTON Sandy . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . always smiling . . . that innocent look . . . “Let’s go.” . . . “Okay” . . . likes Scott-tissues . . . B.T.T.C. ANITA AYRES Quiet and shy? . . . pretty blue eyes . . . steady clock watcher . . . always smiling ... has her eye on a certain guy . . . “Solid.” JAMES BADNER Jim . . . nice guy . . .3:15 bell sounds fine . . . easy to get along with . . . on to art school. STRODE, VEIT, CARNECCHIA, AND JUDITH K. BALDWIN Jndie . . . interested in the Air Force . . . likes to dance • • • personality . . . cute smile ... a certain someone. NANCY BALDWIN Baldy . . . drives a “bug” . . . loves the shore . . . Spanish scholar? . . . always in a good humor. ROBERT D. BANNAN Bob . . . after school? . . . short but cute . . . math ex- pert . . . nephew of the “fox”. SHARON JEAN BARD Sherry . . . petite and cute . . . “Hey, how are you?” . . . always laughing . . . that certain someone . . . future— medicine and music. JAMES H. BARNETT Jim . . . future Goldey man . . . How is Lansdale? . . . whiz at bookkeeping . . . found in 223 . . . early kid. ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW Bob . . . likes sports, especially baseball ... a Warrior fan . . . “Oh, those senior math tests!” . . . college or Air Force? 76 EVELYN BARTRAM Evy . . . retired athlete . . . first rate steers . . . great scout . . . rates with hoys, too . . . to he a therapist. MICHAEL BENNER Drives a 51 Ford . . . real hot-rod on the roads . . . girls are the most . . . goes all out for cross-country. PATRICIA A. BERKES Pat ... a gas-station widow . . . money lender . . . usually found in girls room . . . brains? . . . likes a certain guy. WILLIAM F. BICKERT Bill . . . likes broken wrists . . . drives 53 gray Pontiac— expensive upkeep . . . headed for the Navy. ALBERTSON LED US THROUGH . . . WILLIAM C. BISHOP Bill . . . not much for girls . . . liked hy all . . . hobby— 8,500 match covers. DAVID BLACK Dave . . . seems quiet—but not really . . . How’s that cute strawberry blonde? . . . future—Air Force. WAYNE BOGGS “Boggsie” ... a real neat dresser ... an eye for the girls . . . all-around athlete . . . one of the shop boys. JAMES BOND Jimmy . . . Junior Class president . . . can he found at Cheyney . . . likes to be with girls . . . basketball . . . counts minutes in P.O.D. . . . college bound. M. CRISTINA BOSIO Our foreign exchange student . . . “What’s that?” ... on time . . . “I’m glad to know you.” ... ice cream and po- tato chips . . . together . . . buses don’t wait . . . vanilla fudge. DIANNE BOWMAN uTwink . . . blonde bombshell!? . . . looking forward to September . . . those big eyes . . . the one girl W.B.I.H. 77 GLORIA J. BOYER Jean . . . short and cute . . . Who’s that special someone? . . . likes to go to parties—especially D-town and C-ville . . . future undecided. ABIGAIL BROOKS Abby . . . riotous at football and basketball games . . . “What’ll I wear?” . . . likes Corvettes and T-Birds . . . algebra brain?? . . . hidden dancer. JOHN T. BROWN The Joe . . . quiet unless you know him . . . big man on the football field . . . loves to dance . . . Jimmy Brown II. LOIS M. BROWN Lois . . . easy going . . . fun to be with . . . likes driving that ’56 “Chevy” . . . always looking for those end parking spaces . . . uncertain future. EMILY BUCHAN Keep slugging away at that math! . . . spends lunch in library . . . collects records . . . those crazy wrap-around brown specs. JOSEPH A. BURKENSTOCK One of the shop boys . . . good carpenter . . . future — cabinetmaker . . . tahlcsaw with duals . . . pro weight-lifter . . . has trouble with “Irish”. FIRST YEAR PROBLEMS CHERI CALHOUN Pint •size . . . always laughing . . . willing to help anyone . . . future secretary . . . “Anybody seen Hervey?” . . . senior seminar. CONSTANCE L. CARNECCHIA Connie . . . “Spark” . . . our yearbook editor . . . dropped your baton yet? . . . easily embarrassed . . . the other girl W.B.I.H. . . . Cornell bound. NANCY CARPENTER Collegiate wardrobe . . . those poeketbooks . . . easy going . . . looks on to college . . . Friday means excitement. HOW ARD S. CARROLL Trouble has a way of finding him . . . likes to run around. 78 NELSON A. CHAMBERS “Stinkiveed” . . . great football player and all around athlete . . . watch those W.G.’s . . . “What a summer! WILLKIE CIRKER German whiz . . . hand marcher . . . quiet . . . knows the answers . - . future at University of Delaware. GEORGIA CLARK “I’m starved! . . . fun to be with . . . cute . . . likes to twist . . . “For goodness sake!” . . . ambition—beautician. SANDRA CLIFFORD Sandie . . . movie star fan . . . collects records . . . for that certain boy. CHARLES E. COCKERHAM Known as “ am” . . . artist at dropping transmissions . . . . . . just can t beat a Chevy ... a girl . . . college bound . . . 34.14-1-3-5. JOHN J. COLE Likes math . . . rock n roll music . . . motor scooter whiz . . . studious type. MAXINE A. COOPER Mackey . . . sweet and cute . . . sharp . . . neat dresser . . . lab technician . . . special concern on the football team. MARY CAROLYN COTTRELL Carol . . . effervescent personality . . . rhythmic dancer . . . studies by “phonetics” . . . horse racing and riding enthusiast . . . “What homework?” WILLIAM CRANE Devon Horse Show star . . . also drives a tough Lancer . . . “Why yeh!” . . . animal doctor . . . loves “Lightning’s” class . . . sits with the “boys” downstairs. CAROLE CROUSE “Crousie” . . . Spanish is her problem . . . “Isn’t that re- pulsive!” . . . fame in bowling . . . her “Sherman Tank” . . . tackle football? 79 ROBERT CUMMINS Muggsy . . . always with that girl . . . great quarterback . . . football players do forget that contrast . . . “What time is it? . . . future uncertain. NANCY CURTIS Curtis . . . always smiling . . . “Hey, babes! . . . loves unique parties . . . fabulous dancer . . . honjour . . . Warrior fan . . . sports enthusiast . . . “Paris, here I come! GEORGIEANNA DALPHONE Pat . . . sans peur et sans reprochc . . . spends “spare time dancing to the latest discs . . . future nurse . . . “Sounds swingin . J. DANIEL DAVIS Dan . . . English scholar? . . . “The Eliminators . . . hangout—Goshen Fire Co. . . . California bound. “THE ENCHANTED SEA ” HIGHLIGHTED JOHN J. DAVIS Great personality . . . sharp dresser . . . “The Tank . . . “Party times . . . watch those conservative sweaters . . . “Don’t ask me . . . found at a certain house. MOULTON DAVIS Terry . . . lives for those weekends . . . likes early classes . . . running 58 Chevy convertible . . . football team. BLAINE DeBOARD Hutch . . . lots of fun . . . outdoor type . . . hobbies— girls and horses . . . some character . . . What lies ahead? JARRATH DELET-KANIC Peppy new member of W.C.H.S. ... all that jazz . . . talkative and gay . . . football enthusiast . . . keeps an eye out for the boys. SAMUEL J. DePAUL (rood dancer . . . party time . . . playboy . . . likes cars . . . college bound. LINDA DEWEES Latin scholar . . . likes knitting and ice skating . . . quiet and sweet . . . smiling blue eyes . . . everything’s “neat’ . SAMUEL DORSEY Sam . . . great soccer player . . . can be found at Gloria's . . . always good for a laugh . . . Air Force or funeral director. CAROLYN DOUGHTEN Loves flying . . . “Oooh, that Latin” . . . musician—great on the piano . . . college ahead . . . teacher? . . . friendly to all . . . honor student. BETSI DRAYMAN A true friend . . . “Oh look, there’s a sailor!” . . . goes for blondes in a big way . . . B.T.T.C. THOMAS EASON Found at the howling alley ... no special girl . . . whiz at bookkeeping. DOROTHY EATOUGH Welcomed new member of W.C.H.S. . . . active in Y.F.C. . . . hockey enthusiast . . . talks a mile-a-minutc . . . never seen without a smile . . . future missionary. CAROL EBY Quiet hut friendly . . . hobbies—reading and sewing . . . enjoys la clasc dc Espanol . . . elementary school teacher. JOHN F. DiBARTOLOMEO DiBart . . . football player . . . may be college hound . . . one of the shop boys . . . had “54” Ford. LOIS A. DICKENS Dizzy blonde . . . can he found in Linda’s . . . cute . . . goes for boys . . . always talking . . . someone special. LYNN L. DICKENS Twin? . . . also at Linda’s . . . likes to dance . . . cute smile ... a particular interest . . . future uncertain. RICHARD DILWORTH A good mechanic . . . always willing to help . . . likes hot cars . . . demolition expert . . . T.G.I.F. OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR SANDRA ENDRISS Sandy . . . Oh, those weekends . . . waiting after school . . . “Meet me in the girls room.” . . . interested in a 57 Chevy . . . waiting ’til 3:15 for Jack. ROBERT L. ERB Outstanding athlete . . . loves parties . . . particular about girls . . . smooth singer on the basketball bus . . . “Mr. Nichols, here I come.” . . . “Am I late for homeroom?” . . . Armed Forces. MARY KATHERINE FACCIOLLI Kathy . . . loves sports . . . cute and sweet . . . crazy laugh ... a friend of everyone . . . tip-top personality . . . likes to dance . . . gym teacher . . . goal—in track. ALBERT FARRINGTON Al . . . cross-country and golf pro . . . won’t drive any- thing but Corvettes . . . English whiz? . . . likes to dance .. . . “What’s fast?” ESS A Y WRITING BEGINS - OLIN HETTIE FEEHRER Fudge . . . better known as “the little one” . . . always on the go . . . loves excitement . . . future in Home Ec. . . . B.T.T.C. B. WILLIAM FELL Buzz . . . drag fan . . . football fan . . . friend to all . . . likes bookkeeping because of the girls . . . good personality. RONALD FENSTERMACHER Found at Ocean City . . . sharp dresser . . . always study- ing . . . likes house designing . . . future at Colorado. ROBERT FITE Our friend from Texas . . . “Back in Dallas, we” . . . “Humble pump jockey” . . . quiet and sincere. SHARON FITZGERALD Spanish club . . . Driver Ed. scholar . . . quality dresser . . . oh, those weekend dances . . . “Stop that!” . . . scatterbrain . . . airline stewardess. MARTHA FITZMALRICE Marti . . . laughing girl . . . pleasant smile for everyone . . . known for short orange hair . . . found at the “Bell” ... a real nut. 82 PATRICE A. FLETCHER Pat . . . pleasant personality . . . sings to herself . . . “I don’t like that! . . . “What?” . . . music enthusiast . . . terrific French accent! . . . A. U. hound. ROSEMARIE FLICK Ho . . . cute and sweet . . . looks forward to the weekends . . . has a special guy . . . frequent clock watcher . . . “Check”. STRAFFORD FOSTER Pucks . . . can he found at the Community Center . . . looking for that special girl . . . Anchors aweigh. CATHERINE FRAY Cay with a “C please . . . star sax player . . . future nurse . . . likes the South . . . ready with a smile . . . practices nursing on anyone handy. CAPTURES FIRST PRIZE DOROTHY FRY Dotti . . . those pigtails . . . likes wild parties . . . folk music fan . . . collegiate dresser . . . “Corny!” . . . future undecided. CAROL A. GALE “How ’bout a Pizza?” . . . typing pro . . . “What time is it?” . . . quiet ’til you know her . . . future secretary. ERNEST GARNETT Great football player ... a shop hoy . . . always hanging around the gym . . . future undecided. SUSAN GATES Dance fan . . . one certain guy’s girl . . . sharp dresser . . . friend to all . . . beautiful long hair ... no future plans. LANG GERHARD Popular blonde . . . enjoys pool . . . “Are your parents home tonight?” . . . member of Parties, Inc. . . . future accountant. THOMAS GETTINGS Tom . . . great guy . . . Cho Cho’s headache . . . hustling shortstop . . . “College, I guess!” 83 WILLIAM J. GILLAND, III Bill . . . one of the hoys . . . lunch time fan . . . hates P.O.D. . . . cool on the dance floor . . . army. PETER J. GIUNTA One of the shop hoys . . . “A-l” auto mechanic . . . gas eating D G Chevy . . . Air Force hound . . . friend of “dots”. JOANN GOOD Goodie . . . “John, what shall I do?” . . . oh, those boys . . . hysterical laugh . . . hair dressing school, watch out! . . . always found in Downingtown. NORMAN D. GRAY Acme worker . . . found at Cushman’s . . . “Crash Cargo” . . . always in love . . . The second Gray to make it through W.C.H.S. JOHN GREER Friend to everyone . . . drives a mean homb . . . good musician on the baritone . . . seen at DuPont Country Club. BARRY GREINER Good bookkeeper . . . great howler . . . loves to play basketball . . . works at a local sporting goods store. MAD MAN MUNCK vs BATTLING BRUCE MARGARET A. GRIFFITH Peggy . . . West Chester’s barefoot Turk . . . efficiency personified . . . willing to argue against anything . . . expert car staller . . . coordination plus . . . “Yeah, like that.” ANTHONY GUILLO Tony . . . Chcvys only . . . shop hoy . . . favorite sub- ject—Pat . . . brand X. RUTHANN GUTHRIE Budy . . . those weekends at Wildwood . . . “The Shifter” . . . that certain someone . . . seen going to 404 . . . friendly . . . future beautician. LEONARD HABIG Len . . . good in any language . . . “Hey man, what’s her name?” . . . “Dud” . . . college ... a future “head- shrinkcr.” 84 LEONARD HACKBART Lenny . . . smooth dresser . . . quiet . . . liked by every- one he knows . . . accident prone . . . nice guy. MARY ELLEN HACKMAN Funny!!! . . . everybody’s friend . . . cartoonist . . . what’s with those college guys? . . . future in commercial art . . . B.T.T.C. JOHN G. HAGEE Hig John . . . bad “40” Ford . . . shot-put kind . . . likes the drags . . . tries to play football . . . swell guy. ROBERT HAMILTON Hammie . . . likes girls and good books . . . outdoor type . . . enjoys swimming . . . future—Navy. ANTONIA M. HAMMOND Toni . . . likes typing . . . jazz fan . . . seen at Berwyn or in a green truck . . . “Go on for yourself’ . . . business school. HENRY L. HARNED Puts down a mean tune in class . . . swinging dancer . . . bad “51” Olds . . . can’t stand math class . . . one of the boys . . . future with Phila. Electric. IN A SPIRITED COUNCIL CAMPAIGN STEPHEN C. HART Loves Old Mill ... all the time painting the wrong house . . . “How- is the Army?” . . . poor old “55 . CLIFFORD HARTSHORNE Drives a hot jeep ... a great sportsman . . . one of the carpentry shop boys . . . “Don’t worry about it. JUDITH E. HARTSHORNE Judy . . . nice, cute, and crazy . . . can be found in ’63 Corvair . . . wedding bells. JACK HARVEY Easy going guy . . . plays a hot trumpet ... 53 Chev . . . fast man. 85 JAMES E. HENCH Jimmy . . . soccer and track whiz ... a certain cheerleader . . . English scholar?? . . . “Chalk ’n Cue . . . shore hound. ALLEN HERRON Cood typist . . . trying to keep two jobs at once . . . . . . a popular dance fan . . . honor roll student . . . “Drives a hot Plymouth . . . future—Goldcy. LINDA A. HETHERINGTON Typing whiz . . . “We’re going to Mr. Gamhone’s room . . . shy but friendly . . . that certain someone . . . secretary. NANCY HICKMAN Car friend . . . specials—Hank and Ben . . . “What party at the Drive-In? . . . girl’s night out . . . one special guy . . . future undecided. “MARDI GRAS” ADDED GAIETY TO OUR JANET HIGGINS Jan . . . sweet disposition . . . likes those cute Italian hoys . . . spends summers in Ocean City . . . works in hospital snack bar . . . home economics. MARY ANN HILL Nice, cute girl . . . likes to dance . . . “Who is that special guy? . . . Can be found at Linda’s or in a “56 Olds’. DARWIN HOLDSWORTH Punter deluxe . . . fifty yards or nothing ... a smile and a great personality . . . girls, girls, girls . . . asset to the track team. ROBERT HOVINGTON Hov ... a swell guy . . . can find him on the basketball court . . . miniature Elgin Baylor . . . How’s the teaching profession? . . . college. RICHARD M. HUBER Likes his weights . . . enjoys going to dances . . . trade school . . . regular shop boy. CAROLE HULME Nice personality . . . easy going . . . fun . . . drives a 59 white Ford . . . favorite guy—“Bud ... a walk down the aisle. MARGARET A. HULNICK Maggie . . . one of our peppy cheerleaders . . . mathe- matical genius . . . sensible at all times? ... an avid soccer fan . . . B.T.T.C. NANCY P. HUSS atty . . . peppy cheerleader with a sparkling personality . . . secretary . . . often seen with a special guy ... “I don’t know!” ANN L. HUSTON Personality plus . . . never a dull moment . . . “Are you going to the game?” . . . good dancer ... a pleasure to know . . . look out college! . . . A.H.O.C.P. GARY HYATT Terrific soccer player . . “Guido” . . . likes good parties, so he had one . . . “How's kicks?” . . . friend of Bert and Harry . . . loves Ocean City. JUNIOR YEAR PRISCILLA JACKSON Natural comic . . . twisting with a bad back . . . “Boys really go for those T initials” . . . personality kid. RONALD S. JACKSON Ron . . . one of the boys . . . anyone see the majorettes? . . . smoke signals? . . . puts down a bad dance . . . future—business. DANIEL JACOBS A wcll fellow . . . quiet . . . liked by everyone who knows him . . . good driver. RICHARD JACOBS Suffers from mat burn . . . history scholar . . . member of the (lino's Peace Corps . . . “Did you study your vocabu- lary words?” . . . career on Capitol Hill. FRANK JAMIESON Better known as Smoky . . . daddy of the upper class . . . owner of a Chevy-powered Ford . . . future unknown. EDWARD JARRETT Cool . . . found in Phoenixville . . . likes competition . . . has a mean Mac-30 . . . fast driver . . . demolition expert. JUDY JARRETT Class clown . . . plays a cool clarinet . . . member of the Three Musketeers . . . “Got some wild ideas, don’t we?” . . . fly catcher . . . West Chester State hound. NORMA JEAN JENKINS Zenobia . . . great dancer . . . honor roll student . . . “Are you almost ready?” . . . moody . . . good friend . . . Warrior fan . . . future secretary. MARTIN JOHNSON Friendly type ... a smile for everybody . . . West Goshen boy . . . howling whiz . . . early bird . . . “Maybe the Air Force will take me.” SUSAN JOHNSON Susie . . . keeps the cheerleaders together . . . future biologist . . . weird sense of humor . . . “Tve got a joke.” . . . B.T.T.C. BOND PRESIDED OVER OUR GREAT SUZANNE JOHNSTON Sue ... an alert typist . . . friendly to all . . . that driving . . . eventually, u secretary . . . honor roll student . . . gal with bubbling personality . . . “I’m so mad!” CHARLES H. JONES Charlie . . . can’t stand P.O.D. class . . . has a had “40” Ford . . . fan of Crystal Beach Manor . . . one of the shop crew. RONALD JONES Ronnie . . . another West Goshen hoy . . . everybody’s friend . . . what u sense of humor! . . . “College—where else?” MICHAEL KAHN Miguel . . . champion sprinter . . . “I’m certainly glad” . . . O.C. Club . . . “The Burner” . . . future in geology. JUDITH A. KAVANAUGH Judy . . . hep with latest dances . . . “Bought another record today” . . . very friendly ... a certain someone. BERNICE KAYSEN Bebe . . . specialty—peanut butter and jelly sandwiches . . . we love that walk . . . future medical technologist . . . found on all college campuses . . . B.T.T.C. 88 KAREN L. KEMERY Neat and sweet . . . “Didn’t get the ear!” . . . “Apple picker?” . . . that gorgeous hair . . . Penn State fan. C. WALTER KINSEY “C” . . • always found on a soccer field . . . likes Algebra . . . Ocean City . . . rarely studies . . . Kay Charles fan . . . architecture at Drexel. DAVII) KIRKNER Favorite distance—2.6 . . . nice guy . . . liked by all . . . that special junior . . . future in engineering. CORNELIA KNOWLES Kinnie . . . personality plus . . . petite . . . loves music . . . watch out Europe . . . “Oh! Isn t that pretty.'' . . • that special boy at C.F.S. JUNIOR CLASS GARY KODLSH Likes sports, especially tennis and swimming . . . that special girl’ . . . likes parties—those in Chester . . . future in liberal arts . . . B.B.Y.O. Prez. MICHAEL KOHN Ace half-miler? . . . model “T” Corvette . . . “Dairy Queen —blah!” . . . plays a mean bongo . . . “Like” . . . cham- pion penny pincher . . . Ocean City friend. GERHARD KOMN1K Likes football, gymnastics and girls—in that order? . . • service bound—Marines . . . found in Benny’s . . . East Bradford Fire Co. . . . pet peeve—forget it. ALAN KOREVEC Al . . . future in math . . . bowling and baseball . . . collects coins . . . likos history. THOMAS KR1STON One of the shop boys . . . flies around in his Nash . . . “Touie’s best example” . . . future undecided. ALLEN F. LAGDENSLAGER Good speller?? ... ’53 Chevy . . . future—business school . . . dramatics club. 89 CHARLOTTE LEE Likes Home Ec. . . . sings rock ’n’ roll . . . Bucky’s girl . . . beautician school after graduation. THOMAS LEE 7 om . . . Man around town . . . track team needs him . . . Goldey Beacom . . . how’re those movies? MICHAEL LEIGHTON Our star halfback . . . look out girls . . . great personality . . . harp dresser . . . “Where’s the party?” GARY ALBERT LEONHARD One of the quiet ones? . . . drives a hot Ford . . . “Whoa, Jake!” . . . what homework? . . . future dentist. RICHARD LEWIS Lunatic . . . Deacon . . . Preacher Lewis . . . found at Pat’s . . . Mutt and Jeff. JANE C. LINDEKE One track mind . . . hoys . . . coordination plus . . . bovine . . . sharp dresser; fruit of the loom. REMEMBER THOSE CRAZY LABS BRUCE LONGACRE Terrific wrestler ... a special special girl . . . always wears a tie . . . Council V.P. . . . future dentist ... “It was a great party.” CARRELL LOPER Goose . . . crazy . . . nice guy . . . lover of sports . . . from the boulevard. ELLEN E. LOVELL Vivacious majorette . . . “You’re kidding!” . . . short and sweet . . . future asset to some boss’ office. WILLIAM R. LUCAS Bill . . . Polaroid fan . . . hobbies—coins and astronomy . . . howler . . . future uncertain. 90 EUGENE LUCKOWSKI One of the shop hoys . . . always ready for a good joke . . . funny man of the crowd . . . future machinist. ALFRED McCANN Fred . . . nuts about ears ... a certain girl . . . likes movies and parties. MARGARET McCLAIN Peggy . • . always laughing . . . blushes easily . . . favorite rendezvous—side door at lunch ... to he an R.N. BARBARA A. McCLELLAND Bam . . . bouncy brunette majorette that leads the front line . . . ambitious seamstress . . . sleepy, sweet . . . “Really? . . . “No lie!” Robert McDaniel Future football pro . . . collegiate dresser . . . M.I.T. hound . . . loves swimming “in the reservoir.” michael McDonnell Mike . . . sharp dresser . . . favorite period—lunch . . . whiz at P.O.D. . . . always ready for a good time . . . college. JOHN MclLVAINE Shop hoy . . . likes Chevys only . . . found at York, U. S. 30 on Saturday nights . . . future machinist. WILLIAM McKAY Bill . . .well — liked. . . gets along with everybody . . . hard worker . . . able football player . . . thrills the girls . . . heads up Allegheny. JUDITH McKENNA Never a hair out of place . . . friend to all . . .a particular hoy . . . vivacious cheerleading co-captain. JAMES MeKENNEY Bones . . . Air Force career . . . always talking about cars . . . no girl friends, as yet? 91 JOY KATHLEEN McKINNEY Joy ... a short, sharp, green-eyed brunette . . . loves dancing and late parties . . . full of laughter ... a real pal . . . “Who’s that special one?” PATRICIA Me MICHAEL Pleasant company . . . sincere friend . . . found in the nurse’s office . . . enjoys reading and playing the piano . . . on to nursing school. JOHN T. MACE led. . . size 12 . . . acid fiend . . . canoeing and camping in floods . . . tough tractor . . . “Do we have any home- work?” DONNA MACHTLEY Quiet . . . What did you do in class?” . . . doodles with paint brush . . . will teach art. WE TRIUMPHED OVER THE SENIORS DAVID W. MALICK Dave . . . loves his licorice stick . . . star of senior math . . . frequenter of horse trips . . . future herpetologist. LESLIE MANFREDI Intelligent, friendly, sociable, conservative . . . active in chorus, debating club and seminar . . . goes to all the games. ALAN D. MANNING Al . . . found at Harmony Hill . . . likes a certain senior . . . future uncertain. SUSAN MARINOFSKY Collegiate dre scr . . . ace hockey goalie . . . watch that half court hook . . . “You better know it!” . . . Penn State . . . R.T.T.C. RONALD MARRON Uonnie . . . likes to travel . . . girls, girls, girls . . . Air Force hound. RORERT MARSH Likes sports . . . dance pro . . . always with Sandie . . . just loves school . . . Mr. Sibley’s hoy. WILLIAM MATSINGER Likes lively music . . . personality plus . . . future in Phys. Ed. . . . haM'hall enthusiast . . . hound for Penn State. JOSEPH MAYES Joe . . . goes wild on a guitar . . . crazy personality . . . drives a runnin 32 Chevy . . . collector of used hohhy pins . . . future—undecided . . . “Heap hig chief!” TEHRAN B. MELTON Terry . . . math whiz . . . plays a mean trumpet . . . likes swimming . . . crazy about new dances . . . chemical engineer. NANCY K. MESSNER Nancy . . . sings like a hawk . . . seen at Coatesvillc . . . Oh, those weekends ... a hoy named “Skip” . . . “Oh you!” . . . wedding hells. IN FIELD DA Y ’62 MARY MIDDLETON Tolly . . . only knock-kneed cellist around . . . frustrated folknik . . . clogged locker . . . sadistic wrestling fan . . . “You just don't know!” BARRY J. MIDELTON B.J. . . . hot rod Chrysler . . . sports fan . . . girls . . . swimming pool . . . favorite pastime—sleep . . . future engi- neer at Drexcl . . . likes those fish. JOHN A. MILANESE Great center halfhack for the Warrior soccer team . . . plays right field . . . always fooling around in class . . . headed for Drexel. CAROLE ANN MILES Good dresser . . . rock V roll fan . . . ambition—secre- tarial work . . . lives for the weekends . . . likes typing and bookkeeping. PETER MILES Pete . . . field day athlete . . . future in forestry . . . drives a swinging jeep. DIANNE MILLER Cute and crazy . . . always in the middle of something . . . “Poodle, please!!!” . . . third finger, left hand. PETRINA ALICIA MILLER Pole . . . hookworm . . . always in a hurry . . . “Ger- onimo!” . . . singing pianist . . . “Who ran I ask?” . . . frank . . . determined viewpoints . . . likes to argue. ROBERT E. MILLER Bob . . . always found at Cushman’s ... ’50 eoupe . . . sharp dresser . . . “What’s the attraction at Wesley?” ROBERT L. MILLER “Tiger who?” . . . college cut . . . radio and ear man . . . “Tire trouble again?” ... a pleasant smile for everyone. SHIRLEY ANN MILLER Shirley . . . sharp clothes . . . pleasing personality . . . crazy over one certain fellow . . . Rock V Roll fan . . . weekend wonderland . . . future in hairdressing. SOCCER TEAM CAPTURES TITLE JAMES MILLIKEN Whiz on the cross-country course . . . always a hard worker . . . favorite subject—Spanish . . . career as an accountant. VALERIE MILLIKEN Val . . . love those eyes . . . senior math whiz . . . “Let’s bust!” . . . favorite pastime—collecting “Harts” . . . sincere friend . . . future in elementary education. GERALDINE L. MINYONE Quiet and reserved in school . . . diverse interests . . . nice clothes . . . all American clock watcher . . . “The Thinker.” FREDERICK MITCHELL Fred . . . does best in math . . . collects pennants . . . wonders why twist is acceptable . . . possible career in the Navy. SUSAN B. MITCHILL Mitch . . . always ready for action . . . drives a mean Morris . . . “Gosh!” . . . answer for everything . . . individualist. ALVIN MOORE Skip” . . . Have Fire Will Travel . . . found at First West Chester Fire Co. . . . loves parties. 94 SANDRA C. MOORE Sandy . . . likes dancing . . . seen everywhere . . . “Oh, phooey!” . . . who is the boy? . . . business and hairdress- ing school. CYNTHIA MORROW Swell personality . . . fun to be with . . . neat clothes . . . math scholar? . . . “Oh, those picnics.” STEPHANY MORY Steffie . . . Baltimore weekends . . . night driver . . . “Whoopee-ho!” . . . whiz on hockey field . . . silent but deadly . . . plays the ivories. ROBERT G. MUNCK “Mad Man Munck” . . . Council prez . . . “What college is paying you to come?” . . . garnet and white Buick . . . wants to he a Brown-y! DANIEL MURPHY Murphy . . . golf team . . . summer life . . . party time . . . different cars? ETHEL J. MURPHY Joie ... a charming personality . . . lots of laughs . . . oh those clothes . . . “Why do you hang out at Jamison’s?” JEANNE MUSSER Crazy!!! . . . works at Jamison’s . . . “Now ’ya got it!” . . . senior math scholar . . . collegiate dresser . . . those wild summers . . . nursing career. BARBARA MYERS Barb . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . Chicago, watch out . . . does she or doesn’t she? ... “I just failed that test.” EDWARD MYERS Nice guy . . . has a 61 Chevy . . . member of the First West Chester Fire Co. TONI MYERS A real peppy cheerleader . . . loves those parties . . . “Huh—what did ya say?” . . . hits a mean hockey ball . . . certain success at college . . . B.T.T.C. 95 GENE NANCE Little Reub . . . likes fast music and fast cars . . . goes for the girls . . . “Hey man.” . . . “And why not?” . . . future with Uncle Sam. THOMAS A. NEILSON One special girl . . . likes dancing—can’t afford it . . . art school hound . . . favorite call—“Hey Moose” . . . mem- ber of G.F.A.C. CHARLIE NEWMAN Machine shop hoy . . . rather quiet . . . stays out of trouble . . . headed for the Air Force. JAMES F. NORTON Jim . . . loyal hand member . . . can be found at the School Bell . . . “It’s a lovies day” . . . goes wild on bus 1 . . . remember that picture. KATHLEEN OBERT Kathy . . . likes bookkeeping . . . Joe’s girl . . . lover of those football games . . . dancer divine . . . beautician . . . “Yea, Babes.” ROBERT W. O'HARA Bob . . . friendly . . . good disposition . . . loves cars . . . likes Florida, especially for Christmas vacations . . . future salesman. CR IS TIES SMILE BRINGS A TOUCH OF 96 MARILYN H. OLIN Mickey . . . fenune fatale . . . homework! . . . “Bob, I have a question” . . . perfectionist . . . touch of success. JOHN H. OWENS Always ahead of time . . . hangs around room 111 . . . one of the shop hoys . . . dislikes crowds. MARGARET B. OWENS Reggie . . . swell personality . . . friend of horses . . . beautician to be. GEORGE PARKE Can’t wait to get out of school . . . future—wants job . . . short hours, high pay. KEITH PETTIT Cars? Loves ’em but “blows transes” . . . found at Bill’s City Servire . . . class-sleeper . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Air Force bound. ROBERT POOLE The Hustler . . . drives a bad ’37 Plymouth . . . can be found at Linda’s . . . future unpredictable. JUNE A. POWELL Chubby Cheeks . . . cute and fun to be with . . . “Oh, June!” . . . “Where’s your speed?” . . . found in Home Ec. Room . . . Delaware State bound. ROBERT POWELL Bob . . . can be found at flings . . . hunting and fishing . . . drives a ’57 Chevy . . . known as Quick Silver. VICTORIA PROCTOR T.C. . . . loves that certain boy . . . future—wedding bells . . . great personality . . . wayout dancer . . . oh, those eyes! LAWRENE L. PRYOR Giggles . . . has a special attraction to C.F.S. . . . always laughing . . . “Driver of the year” . . . bookworm ... a bright personality . . . fan of 111. ARGENTINE WARMTH TO ALL CHARLES PURNELL A real friend . . . never misses an assembly . . . goes for homeroom . . . great outdoor man . . . shy until you get to know him. GENE QUINN Bean . . . homeroom clown . . . great personality . . . likes to dance . . . love that special laugh . . . “We never did that in Conestoga.” LYNDA L. RAMSAY Wonderful smile . . . quiet worker . . . liked by all . . . last of the four . . . working toward college. BARBARA RANCK Barb . . . enjoys dancing and water skiing . . . “Oh, that special Navy hoy!” . . . likes to receive letters . . . “Gracie, what’ll 1 do now?” 97 BEVERLY A. RAWSON Bcr . . . easy going . . . always laughing . . . happy when driving that hord, but oh those Hat tires . . . “Que sera sera.'’ JON RAY Likes sports . . . drives a hot Buick . . . likes to dance and to drink “Milk” . . . will sail the ocean blue. SUSAN RAY Neat dresser . . . pert and petite . . . “Shun-a-buna!” . . . troubles ... a certain fellow . . . Spanish scholar. GERALD REDMOND ho Debating Club!!! . . . Mr. Urich’s math class . . . wild man with the camera . . . “Gerry, how do they dance down at Cheyney?” “HARVEST MOON” CLIMAXED A BUSY NEAL REESER One of the shop boys . . . knows a ’53 Buick . . . nice guy around the shop . . . future on the high seas. SALLY B. RIDGLEY Cute redhead . . . always worried . . . our head majorette . . . girls’ college in fall . . . future sand-box and basket- weaving teacher . . . Jack’s favorite. DONALD RISSER Don . . . one man in four . . . member of Parties, Inc. . . . smooth dresser . . . avid golfer . . . black coffee and Camels. PAMELA J. RITCHEY Bami . . . interest at University of Delaware . . . infectious laugh . . . ambition—to ride the Army mule . . . future court jester for the White House. FRANK RITTER Follows Dixieland, square dancing, horses, and girls . . . fox hunting, baseball, and football fan . . . possible vet . . . “Oh, good grief!” DONNA ROBERTS Bush . . . sweet personality . . . favorite Marine . . . likes bookkeeping . . . always ready for fun ... set for parties. ANDREA L. RODGERS Andy . . . Latin scholar? . . . den mommy . . . tidy room? . . . “California or bust! . . . mclo-cellodies . . . “It’s my week. DIANE E. ROGERS Dee . . . “No, it’s mine ! . . . uses wrong end of paint- brush . . . “California here I come . . . “Why did the bird die? BARBARA A. ROHRMAYER Honor student . . . able Y.F.C. prez . . . vivacious . . . a certain someone at W.C.S.C. . . . Bryn Mawr. JEFFREY ROLFE Jeff . . . terrific in French? . . . “Beware of the Lark! . . . Mr. Urich’s pet . . . bound for Delaware. THANKSGIVING MARIAN RUSH Beaver . . . sports enthusiast . . . fabulous weekends at Ocean City . . . friendly and outgoing . . . goes for all eagles, warriors, and boys! DAVID RUSS Dave ... a certain redhead . . . loyal soccer player . . . future electrical engineer ... “I don’t bedeeeive it.” PATRICIA RUTHERFORD Hat . . . blonde? . . . shorthand whiz . . . “Did someone say a party?” . . . sharp dresser . . . potential secretary . . . B.T.T.C. ROBERT SAVILL Likes jazz. Dixieland, and hi-fi . . . girls . . . aiming for a college degree . . . “Rats” . . . fast Dodge. CHARLES H. SAVOURNIN Charlie . . . the one man in four . . . basketball enthusiast . . . loves a wild party . . . made spectacular return to W.C.H.S. PATRICIA ANN SCHEIBE Hat . . . our peppy drum majorette . . . “Oh, those dances!” . . . French scholar . . . “So how are ya?” . . . problems. FRANCES SCHNEEWEIS Franny; the “littlest senior . . . sweet personality . . . friend to all . . . that special childhood sweetheart . . . ‘‘Wish it were Friday” . . . B.T.T.C. WAYNE R. SCULL Ma . . . great basketball player . . . Canada after gradua- tion “Erb” ... 60 Ford . . . loves dishes and silverware. HENRY L. SEAL Tim . . . seen at the West Goshen Shopping Center . . . likes math . . . shop . . . and a girl named Barbara. HUGH SEENEY Favorite sports—baseball and archery . . . likes jazz . . . future at Lincoln University . . . plans to study medicine. QUIET MICKEN GAVE US QUALITY FREDERICK SEYDEL One of the shop boys . . . known as “Freddy” . . . drives a little white Lark . . . takes chances—never gets caught . . . future machinist. WILLIAM C. SHADEL Shadle . . . potential collegian . . . loves summer school . . . “Sleeping in Algebra again?” . . . “Have ya ever made it to school early?” . . . good driver—sometimes! GARRY SHANK One of the shop boys . . . running Ford . . . can be found at Powell’s Esso . . . sharp dresser . . . Air Force bound. JAY SHUR History scholar . . . drives a Plymouth . . . congenial per- sonality . . . has a sharp wit . . . likes sophisticated hooks and plays. KATHRYN SICKLER Likes sports ... to study laboratory technology . . . rock V roll. DAVID SIMMONS Likes dragging for titles . . . loves the girls . . . has a bad Ford . . . “Do you want to bet?” . . . future—retired grad- uate . . . great transmission dropper . . . one special girl. 100 SARAH R. SIMON That studious look . . . active in M.Y.F. . . . “Could you do your Latin?” . . . honor student . . . “Where’s Beaver?” JOHN SIMPERS Terrific tackle . . . asset to hasehall and football teams . . . great smile . . . friendly . . . girls, beware . . . college choice unknown. RENEE SINGER Kosh . . . baby elephant run . . . Navy blue eyes . . . run- around Sue . . . peppy cheerleader . . . “Swing out now” . . . B.T.T.C. MARTHA L. SLAW EK Marti . . . bubbling brunette . . . “Where’s Cupid?” . . . “Oh, my little problem child” . . . following all those “beat artists” to Drexel. LEADERSHIP CLIFFORD SMITH A crazy guy . . . likes basketball more than girls . . . swings with Hov and the boys ... a miniature Cousey . . . basketball co-captain . . . prep, school. MICHAEL SMITH One of the shop boys . . . always ready with a good joke ... a Chevy owner . . . neat dresser . . . debatable future. SHERRY SMITH Sherry . . . pert and pretty ... a sincere friend . . . likes art and a certain guy . . . Penn State in the fall. RICHARD C. SMYTH Likes to dance . . . that certain girl . . . shops in Phila. . . . goes for his bookkeeping . . . college bound. JUDITH A. SPANN Quiet until you know her . . . Lincoln “U” ... “I wonder whose nose she has?” . . . “Oh, just go on.” JOSEPH SPAZIANI S xiz . . . real man with the girls . . . English scholar? ... a pool pro . . . friend to all ... “Hey fellow.” 101 SUZANNE ST. GERMAIN Suzy . . . admires sharp dressers . . . taxi rider . . . “Okay honey . . . hates rolled calls from Louisiana ... in debt. DOUGLAS STEELE If op . . . “Humph . . . found on the Block . . . Math brain . . . goes for a girl on Miner Street . . . loves those intramurals. EDITH STEELE hdie . . . interest at Villanova . . . weakness for little Ger- man cars and big Irishmen . . . future espionage agent for the C.I.A. . . . memories under glass. BOYD STEVENS Sharp clothes . . . blue convertible . . . former Latin scholar . . . “Where’s the party?” . . . potential V.M.D. ROBERT STONE liocky . . . tough T-Bird . . . “Get off this pcbhlc bit” . . . hydro-hug . . . water skiing . . . Marine to he . . . trade school first—Electronics. MARSHALL STRODE Friend to all . . . always wants to drop Latin . . . Bachelor —Doctor—Corvette . . . possible M.D. WARRIORS SCALP RAIDERS HENRY J. TALLARDY John . . . hit with the girls . . . runs a hot Austin . . . special girl in Virginia . . . “Seat belts anyone?” GAIL TAPSCOTT Carmen . . . southern charm . . . oh—those eyes! . . . hoys and hooks . . . Elvis! . . . ‘That’ll be rich ... a future Brenda Starr. JESSICA L. TARPLEY Jess . . . green-eyed blonde . . . unique personality . . . gift of gah . . . “Are you getting the buggy?” . . . faithful to B.A.F.H. . . . W.C.’s future commercial artist. MARILYNN G. TARR Always laughing . . . seen at the Pixie . . . neat dresser . . . sharp personality . . . friend to all. 102 FLORENCE THOMAS Ready with a smile . . . “Where have you gone, Coates ville?” . . . likes to dance . . . headed for technology school after graduation. ROBERT THOMAS IJig Daddy . . . hig man on the football team . . . always smiling . . . “Where’s the girls?” . . . one of the shop hoys. MAUREEN THOMPSON Likes shorthand and typing . . . sports . . . hound for business college. JOANN THORNE Jodi . . . silent smile ... “I don’t believe you said that” . . . ring from ’62 . . . waterfront enthusiast ... a future Pulitzer Prize winner—P.G.M. PHILIP TINARI Phil . . . great party organizer . . . baseball and football fan . . . future in engineering . . . tough Triumph. DOROTHY TOY Dottie . . . found at Goshen Lanes . . . true Warrior fan . . . future at West Chester State . . . gym teacher. IN FOOTBALL DONNA J. TREGO Donna . . . soft-spoken, hut loads o’ fun . . . “What ya say?” . . . follows a certain artist ... to join the purple and gold at West Chester State. MARY J. TREGO Likes Fridays . . . “Who does that Olds’ belong to?” . . . that certain guy . . . U.S.A.F.—beware! . . . future plans— wedding bells. MARY ELLEN TRESTON Always good for a laugh . . . “Hey, you know what?” . . . . . . Student Council veteran . . . “Hurricane of the hockey field” . . . “Hey, babe.” RAY TURNER One. of the shop boys . . . interested in cars . . . likes a Junior . . . “That new radar system!” 103 JAN M. TWARDOWSKI Jan . . . high hopes in wrestling . . . “What does he have against senior girls?” . . . intellectual type . . . look out, Princeton. E. THEODORE VEIT Ted . . . drives a white M.G. . . . sports lover . . . run- ning on Saturday nights . . . likes basketball . . . shy hut hopeful . . . party organizer. Bob . . . . . . Ivy M ROBERT WAGER sports car nut . . . neat dresser . . . likes work? League hound . . . Honors Banquet . . . “Quo LARRY WALKER Always smiling . . . individualist . . . “The Beard” . . . member of debating team . . . varsity soccer . . . red Ford. FIRST CLASS TO DON NEW SENIOR RINGS MABEL E. WARNER Mabel . . . lots of fun . . . likes to go to the movies . . . an admirer of Elvis Presley ... no plans for the future. BETTY WEAVER Able Y.F.C. vice prez . . . flashy first clarinetist . . . serious, hut always smiling . . . willing to help ... “I can’t find reverse.” GRACE WERT Refugee from Conestoga . . . future in nursing . . . likes a certain guy in the Navy. JANET WEST Enjoys riding in trucks . . . drives a mean Chevy . . . always waiting to see that certain someone . . . wedding hells. JENNIFER WICKERSHAM Jen . . . can’t wait for the sun to come out . . . nice dresser . . . can he found at college football games . . . “Did you do your homework?” PAUL WIDMAYER, JR. One of J.C.’s Boys . . . nice guy . . . “Band man” . . . future ink hug—Navy printer. JOSEPH WILEY Sharp dresser . . . math whiz . . . that special senior . . . one of the hoys . . . “The Hustler” . . . college hound. SUSAN WILHELMY Sue, the psychiatrist . . . twirls a bent baton . . . always answering letters . . . phenomenal memory? . . . pity his frequent phone bills! HAROLD WILKS Crash . . . can be found at the Community Center . . . goes to Media . . . always good for a ride ... on to busi- ness school . . . black and white Ford. DIANNE E. WILLARD Whiz on the typewriter . . . quiet until known . . . one of the Three Musketeers . . . mother’s friend . . . tickles the ivories . . . secretarial work ahead. AN ACTIVE YEAR . . . ROBERT WILLENBROCK One of the shop boys . . . sharp dresser . . . who’s that certain girl . . . Air Force. GLADYS WILLIAMSON English scholar . . . Bob’s girl . . . loves those baseball games . . . after school is out, up in the air we go . . . “You don’t mean it.” HAROLD C. WILSON Bucky . . . nice guy . . . works in a drug store . . . goes with Charlotte . . . future in the service . . . quiet. NANCY WOLFREY “Hey Wolf!” . . . pretty brown eyes . . . full of fun . . . good sport . . . willing worker ... off to Goldey Bcacom after graduation . . . B.T.T.C. JEAN WOODLEN Jeannio . . . blushes . . . her special someone always changing . . . dangerous behind the wheel . . . pity those elementary students of tomorrow! PAUL J. WOODROW If oody . . . neat dresser . . . ladies’ man . . . soccer chop- per . . . “Sisty Ugler” . . . tennis pro . . . seen around Wcsttown . . . submarine races. LEON WOODWARD Catches for baseball team . . . can be found at the “Y” . . . interested in sports . . . “Girls! Where?” HERMAN WORTHINGTON ff'ort . . . breeze in bis school work . . . “Hey now! What’s happening?” . . . lots of fun . . . future in armed forces. JOHN W YLIE Monk . . . hates to see the track close . . . pony time . . . “Mr. Fine” . . . keeps a nose “open” . . . California hound . . . Westtown. BRUCE J. YARNALL Bruce . . . always found at Cushman's . . . “56” Ford . . . “Miller, what’s the answer?” ... a girl on his mind. LEA VES US WITH MANY MEMORIES WILLARD S. YEAKEL Skip . . . sports car addict . . . expert mechanic? . . . ’56 Triumph ... “A real winner.” . . . headed for Penn State. ROBERT ZELLER One of the shop hoys . . . can be found at Linda’s . . . sharp dresser . . . future undecided. ROBERT ZIEGLER U.S. Air Force, look out! . . . watch that girl . . . keep an eye on the roads . . . afternoon moviegoer. JOSEPH C. ZUG, JR. Running Renault . . . “Eliminators” . . . will see California . . . seen frequently near Newtown Square . . . likes eighth period. “. . . he is sleeping, he rests, he is quiet, he sleeps in a strange land.” — Archibald MacLeish During January, 1960, tragedy shocked and saddened not only the Class of 1963 and the student body of West Chester Joint High School but also the entire community. The sudden death of the prominent and popular student of our class, Donald D'Agostino, brought to an end his career which had been full of promise. 106 Senior Class Activities ARTHUR ADAMS —Track 10,11,12; Cross-Country 10,11, Captain 12; Intr. Volleyball 12; Intr. Basketball 12. BEVERLY ADAMS—Basketball 11; Intr. Basketball 12. FRANCIS ADAMS — Intr. Football 11,12; Intr. Soccer 12. PATRICK ADAMS —Spanish Club 12; Art Club 11,12; Slide Rule Club 12; Band 10,11. JOANNE ALBERTSON — Class Treasurer 10; Council 11,12; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Carnet and White 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11; Booster Club 10. ANITA ALLEN — Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Council 10; Sock and Buskin Club 10,11; Spanish Club 11; Indian- head 10, Feature Editor 11; Booster Club 11,12. VICTOR AM WAY —Band 10,11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. PAULA ANDERS — Orchestra 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 10,11; Basketball 10,11; Softball Varsity 11; Hockey 10,11. SANDRA ASHTON —Sock and Buskin Club 10,11,12; Garnet and White 12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Girls Chorus 10; Cheerleaders 11. JAMES BADNER —Track 12. JUDITH K. BALDWIN —Mixed Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 11. NANCY BALDWIN — Spanish Club 12; Garnet and White 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11. SHARON J. BARD —Mixed Chorus 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 11; Future Nurses Club 12. JAMES BARNETT —Spanish Club 12; Intr. Soccer 12. ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW—Baseball 11. EVELYN BARTRAM —Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Gym Club 11,12; Hockey 10; Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Basketball 10,12. MICHAEL EUGENE BENNER — Boys’ Speaking Contest 11; Spanish Club 12: Cross-Country 11. WAYNE BOGGS — Football Varsity 10,11,12; Basketball 10, Varsity, 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12. JAMES BOND —Class President 11; Council 11; Foot- ball Varsity 11; Basketball 10, Varsity 11,12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12. MARIA CRISTINA BOSIO — Council 12; Spanish Club 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Adv. Chorus 12; Maria Cristina Bosio • Exchange Student. DIANNE BOWMAN — Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Spanish Club 11; Garnet and White 11,12; Booster Club 11,12. GLORIA BOYER —Intr. Hockey 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10,11.12. ABIGAIL BROOKS —Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Bas- ketball 10. JOHN BROWN — Football Varsity 10,11,12; Track 11; Intr. Basketball 10,11,12. LOIS BROWN — Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Intr. Basket- ball 10,11. EMILY BUCHAN —Biology Club 10; Art Club 11; French Club 12; Indianhead 10; Mixed Chorus 12; Future Nurses Club 12. CHERI CALHOUN —Indianhead 11,12; Intr. Volley- ball 10. CONSTANCE CARNECCHIA — Class Secretary 10; Council 10,11; Garnet and White 11, Editor 12; Indian- head 10,11; Essay Contest Winner 10,11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; Intr. Volley- ball 10; Majorettes 10,11,12. NANCY CARPENTER — Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Future Nurses Club 10. HOWARD S. CARROLL —Band 10. NELSON CHAMBERS —Football Varsity 10,11,12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 10,11,12; Intr. Soc- cer 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12. WILKIE CIRKER —Band 10,11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11. GEORGIA CLARK — Indianhead 10; Mixed Chorus 11; Girls’ Chorus 10; English Honor Letter 11. CHARLES E. COCKERHAM — Intr. Volleyball 12; Intr. Basketball 12; Intr. Tag Football 12; Intr. Soccer 12. DAVID COGHLAN — Class Vice-President 12; Council 12; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Track 10,11; Soccer Varsity 10,11,12. MAXINE COOPER — Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Basketball 10,11. MARY CAROLYN COTTRELL — Spanish Club 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Basketball 10, Varsity 12; Hockey 10, Varsity 11; Nurse’s Aide 12. CAROLE CROUSE—Basketball 10,11, Captain 12; Soft- ball Varsity 11; Hockey 10,11, Varsity 12; Intr. Vol- leyball 10,11; Intr. Soccer 12. ROBERT CUMMINS — Football Varsity 10,11,12; Base- ball Varsity 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 10,12. NANCY CURTIS — Class Treasurer 11; Council 12; Indianhead 10,11,12 (News Editor); Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10; Basketball 10, Var- sity 11; Tennis 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11, Varsity 12, Co- Captain; Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12; Booster Club 10,11; BPW rirl of tin- Month. PATRICIA DALPHONE —Mixed Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Future Nurses 11,12. JOHN J. DAVIS—Intr. Volleyball 12; Intr. Basketball 10,12; Intr. Tag Football 10,11,12; Intr. Speedball 11,12; Intr. Soccer 12. MOULTON DAVIS —Football Varsity 12; Golf 10,11,12; Intr. Tag Football 11. JARRATH DELET-KANIC — Sock and Buskin Club 12; FTA 12; French Club 12. SAMUEL DePAUL —Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12; Intr. Soft- ball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 10,11,12. LINDA DEWEES — Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Hon- ors Banquet 10,11; Intr. Tennis 12. JOHN DiBARTOLOMEO —Football 10, Varsity 11,12; Baseball 10; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 10. SAMUEL M. DORSEY—Basketball Varsity 12; Baseball Varsity 11; Track Varsity 11; Soccer Varsity 10,11, Captain 12; Intr. Volleyball 10,12; Intr. Basketball 10,11; Varsity Club 10,11,12. CAROLYN DOUGHTEN — Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10. BETSI DRAYMAN — Council 10,12; Sock and Buskin Club 10,11,12; West Chester Booster Club 12. THOMAS EASON—Basketball Varsity 12, Statistician; Baseball 10; Intr. Flag Tag Football 12. DOROTHY EATOUGH — Basketball Manager 12; Future Teachers of America Club 12. SAUNDRA ENDRISS—Intr. Bowling 11. ROBERT ERB — Council 10; Basketball 10,11, Varsity 12; Baseball Varsity 10,11,12: Cross-Country 10,11,12; Intr. Volleyball 11; Intr. Basketball 10,11,12, Assistant. MARY FACCIOLLI — Basketball 10, Varsity 11,12; Hockey 10, Varsity 11,12. ALBERT FARRINGTON —Band 10,11,12; Cross-Country 10, Varsity 11; Intr. Basketball 11; Intr. Soccer 11; Intr. Tag Football 11; Golf 10,11,12. HETTIE FEEHRER — Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Council 10,11; Basketball 10,11; Softball 11. RONALD FENSTERMACHER — French Club 12; Art Club 12. SHARON FITZGERALD —Intr. Soccer 12. MARTHA FITZMAURICE —Indianhead 11; Intr. Vol- leyball 10,11. PATRICE FLETCHER — Girls’ Speaking Contest 11; Sock and Buskin Club 11,12; French Club President 12; Band 10; Orchestra 10,11,12; Dist. Orch. 10,11; State Orch. 10,11; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 107 11,12: Dist. Chorus 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11: Honors Banquet 10,11. ROSE MARIE FLICK —Intr. Volleyball 11. STR FFORD FOSTER — Football 10,11: Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Soecer 10.11,12: Intr. Foot- ball 10,11. CATHERINE FRAY —Sock and Buskin Club 11,12; Garnet and White 11, Associate Editor 12; Band 10,11, Secretary 12: Dance Band 11,12; Orchestra 10,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; Nurse’s Aide 12; DAR Award 12. DOROTHY FRY—Debating Club 12; Hockey 10; Booster Club 10; Nurse’s Aide 10; Library Aide 10. CAROL GALE — Sock and Buskin Club 11: Garnet and White 11,12; Biology Club 10; Indianhead 10,11,12; Goldey Bearoni Spelling Award 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 11. ERNEST GARNETT — Mixed Chorus 10; Adv. Chorus 10; Boys Chorus 10; Football Varsity 10,11,12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 10,11,12. I G GERHARD — Honor Roll Pin iward 11; Soccer 10,11,12; Golf 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11. THOMAS GETTINGS — Basketball 10; Baseball 10, Var- sity 11; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Basketball 12. WILLIAM J. GILLAND, III —Football 10,11; Intr. Vol- leyball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 12; Intr. Soccer 12; Intr. Football 11,12. JOANN GOOD — Indianhead 11. NORMAN GRAY — Intramurals 10,11,12. JOHN GREER — Council 12; Gym Club 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Track 10; Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 11,12; Intr. Football 10,11,12; Intr. Soccer 12. BARRY GREINER — Intr. Basketball 12. MARGARET A. GRIFFITH — Council 11,12; Debating Club 11; Indianhead 11, Editor 12; American Legion Essay Contest 2nd Prize 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; Merit Scholarship Final- ist 12, American Field Service Exchange Student Summer 62. RUTHANN GUTHRIE — Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Gar- net and White 12; Indianhead 11; Biology Club 10. LEONARD HABIG —Soccer 10. LEONARD HACKBART — Intr. Softball 10. MARY ELLEN HACKMAN — Garnet and White 11,12; Indianhead 12. JOHN C. HAGEE — Football Varsity 10,12; Track 10,11,12. ANTONIA HAMMOND —Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Basketball 10,11. HENRY HARNED —Band 10,11,12; Dance Band 10, 11,12; Orchestra 10,11. STEPHEN HART — Football 11, Varsity 10; Baseball 10, Varsity 12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Softball 10; Booster Club 11. JACK HARVEY — Band 10,11, President 12; Dist. Band 11; Dance Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10; Track 10,12; Cross-Country 10. JAMES HENCH — Track 10,11; Soccer 11,12. ALLEN HERRON — Asst. Class Treasurer 10. LINDA HETHER1NGTON Garnet and White 12: Indianhead 11. JANET HIGGINS — Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Future Teachers Club 12. MARY ANN HILL — Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Bas- ketball 10,11: Intr. Badminton 10,11. DARWIN HOLDSWORTH — Band 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Adv. Chorus 11,12; Dist. Chorus 12; Boys Chorus 10,11,12; Football Varsity 10,11,12; Track 10,11. ROBERT HOVINGTON —Basketball 10, Varsity 11; Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Softball 11; Intr. Basket- ball 12; Intr. Soccer 10,11,12. CAROLE HULME—Indianhead 10. MARGARET HULNICK — Council 10; Gym Club 11; Chemistry Club 11; Slide Rule Club 12; Cheerleaders 11, Varsity 12. PATRICIA HUSS — Class Secretary 11; Cheerleaders 10, Varsity 11,12. ANN HUSTON — Sock and Buskin Club 11,12; Carnet and White 11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Basketball, Manager 12; Intr. Basketball 10. GARY HYATT — Track 10, Varsity 11; Soccer Varsity 10,11,12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Spanish Club 12. PRISCILLA JACKSON — Sock and Buskin Club 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 10,11; Intr. Basketball 10. RICHARD JACOBS —Council 12; Band 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Track 11,12; Wrestling 10, Var- sity 11, Co-Captain 12; Intr. Basketball 12. FRANK JAMIESON — Intr. Volleyball 10. EDWARD JARRETT —Track 10. JUDY JARRETT — F.T.A. 12; Band 10,11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Basketball 10,11, Varsity 12; Soft- ball Varsity 11. NORMA JENKINS — Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Indian- head 11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; Intr. Bowling 11. MARTIN JOHNSON —Intr. Volleyball 10,11. SUSAN JOHNSON — Sock and Buskin Club 10; Chem- istry Club 11; Gym Club 10,11; French Club 12; Indianhead 10,11; Cheerleaders 10,11, Captain 12. SUZANNE JOHNSTON —Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Indianhead 11,12; Goldey-Beacom Spelling Test 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11. CHARLES JONES —Track 10,11,12. RONALD JONES — Slide Rule Club 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Bowling 11; Booster Club 10,11. MICHAEL KAHN — Slide Rule Club 12; Football Var- sity 10,11; Track Varsity 10,11,12; Intr. Volleyball 11; Varsity Club 10,11,12. JUDITH KAVANAUGH — Bowling (dub 11; Indianhead 11,12; Future Nurses Club 11,12. BERNICE KAYSEN — Sock and Buskin Club 10,11,12: Chemistry Club 11; Slide Rule Club 12; West Chester High On The Air 12; Indianhead 10,11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Intr. Basketball 12. KAREN KEMERY — Indianhead 12. WALTER KINSEY — Spanish Club 12; Track 11; Soccer 10,11,12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Varsity Club 10. DAVID KIRKNER — Band 10,11; Orchestra 11; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Adv. Chorus 10,11,12; Dist. Chorus 11,12; Boys Chorus 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Cross-Coun- try 11,12. FRANCIS KLINE—Basketball FFA Team 10; FFA President 12. CORNELIA KNOWLES — Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 11,12; Girls Chorus 10. GARY KODISH — Orchestra 10; Soccer 11; Tennis 11,12; Intr. Tennis 12. MICHAEL KOHN — Council 10,11; Boys Speaking Con- test 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Track 10,11,12; Cross-Country 11,12. GERHARD KOMNIK — Football Varsity 10,11,12; Wres- tling 11. ALAN KOREVEC — Baseball 10,11. THOMAS KRISTON — Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Soft- ball 10; Intr. Basketball 10,11. ALLEN LAUDENSLAGER — Sock and Buskin Club 10,11,12. CHARLOTTE LEE—Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 11,12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Intr. Volleyball 10. THOMAS LEE — Track 11; Intr. Basketball 12. MICHAEL LEIGHTON — Class Vice-President 11; Foot- ball Varsity 10,11, Captain 12; Track 10,11,12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Basketball 10. JANE LINDEKE—Mixed Chorus 11; Girls’ Chorus 11; 108 Intr. Volleyball 10; Booster Club 10. BRUCE LONGACRE— Council 10,11, Vice-President 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Wrestling 10; Golf 10,11,12. CARRELL LOPER — Football Varsity 10.11,12; Basket- ball 10, Varsity 11,12; Baseball 10; Track 11,12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11. ELLEN LOVELL — Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Council 12; Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 11; Majorettes 10,11,12. WILLIAM LUCAS —Gym Club 10; Art Club 12; Slide Rule Club 12; Garnet and White 12. EUGENE LUCKOWSKI — Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Basketball 10,11. FREDERICK McCANN — Football 10. MARGARET McCLAIN — Future Nurses Club 12. BARBARA MCCLELLAND — Honor Roll Pin Award 10; Majorettes 10,11,12. ROBERT McDANIEL — Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Foot- ball 10,11, Varsity 12; Golf 11,12. MICHAEL McDONNELL —Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12; Intr. Softball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 10,12. JOHN McILVAINE—Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Soft- ball 10; Intr. Basketball 10,11. WILLIAM McKAY —Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Adv. Chorus 10,11,12; Boys’ Chorus 10,11,12; Football 10, Varsity 11,12; Track 10,11. JUDITH McKENNA — Council 10,12; Cheerleaders 10,11,12. PATRICIA McMICHAEL —Mixed Chorus 11,12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Future Nurses Club 12; Nurse’s Aide 11,12. DAVID MALICK —Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Adv. Chorus 10,11,12; Dist. Chorus 11,12. LESLIE MANFREDI —Asst. Class Treasurer 11; Sock and Buskin Club 11; Debating Club 11; French Club 12; Mixed Chorus 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 11. SUSAN MARINOFSKY —Council 10,11; French Club 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Basketball Varsity 10,11,12; Tennis 10; Hockey Co-Captain 10.11,12; Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Soccer 12. RONALD MARRON —FFA 10,11. TERRAN MELTON — Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Garnet and White 12; Band 10,11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 11. NANCY MESSNER —Mixed Chorus 12; Girls’ Cho- rus 11. ROBERT MICKEN —Class President 12; Asst. Class Treasurer 10; Council 11,12; Garnet and White 12; Band 10,11,12. MARY MIDDLETON — Debating Club 11; Indianhead 11; First Place Junior Essay Contest 11; Orchestra 10,11,12; Dist. Orchestra 10,11,12; State Orchestra 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 11,12; Dist. Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 11; Merit Scholarship Finalist 12. BARRY MIDELTON —Sock and Buskin Club 10,12; Spanish Club 12. JOHN MILANESE—Baseball Varsity 11,12; Soccer Var- sity 10,11, Captain 12; Intr. Basketball 12; Varsity Club 10. PETER MILES —Gym Club 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12. PETRINA MILLER —Mixed Chorus 11,12; Girls’ Cho- rus 10,12; Honor Roll Pin Award li; Basketball Man- ager 10. ROBERT E. MILLER —Intr. Volleyball 10,11. JAMES MILLIKEN — Cross-Country Varsity 11,12; Booster Club 10; Cross-Country Novice Trophy 11. VALERIE MILLIKEN — Spanish Club Secretary 12; Bas- ketball Manager 12; Hockey Manager 12. GERALDINE MINYONE—Indianhead 12. SUSAN MITCHILL — Spanish Club 12; Intr. Soccer 12. SANDRA MOORE — Mixed Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 11. CYNTHIA MORROW — Spanish Club 12; Biology Club 10; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11. STEPHANY MORY — Spanish Club 12; Tennis 11; Hockey 10, Varsity 11,12. ROBERT MUNCK — Council Treasurer 11, President 12; Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10- Football 11, Varsity 12; Track 10,11,12; Wrestling 10, Varsity 11, Captain 12: Boy-of-tbe-Month 12; American Legion Aux. Essay Contest 11; Merit Scholarship Finalist 12. DANIEL MURPHY — Golf 10,11; Intr. Soccer 12. ETHEL MURPHY-Indianhead 11,12. JEANNE MUSSER — Asst. Class Treasurer 11,12; Sock and Buskin Club 11; Spanish Club 12; Intr. Soccer 12. BARBARA MYERS — Council 12; Spanish Club Treas- urer 12; Carnet and White 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 11. EDWARD MYERS—Intr. Volleyball 10; FFA 10,11,12. TONI MYERS — Sock and Buskin Club 10,11; Slide Rule Club 12; French Club 12; Gym Club 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 11; Basketball 11; Hockey 11, Varsity 12; Intr. Soccer 12; Cheerleaders 10, Varsity 12. THOMAS NEILSON — Council 10; Indianhead 10,11,12; Baseball 11. JAMES NORTON—Band 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 12; Boys’ Chorus 12; Soccer 11. KATHLEEN OBERT —Girls’ Chorus 10. MARILYN OLIN — Girls Speaking Contest 10, 2nd Place; 11, 2nd Place; Sock and Buskin Club 10,11,12; Garnet and White 11,12; Indianhead 10.11; Essay Con- test Winner, Sophomore Essay 1st Place, American Legion 2nd Place; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; Cheerleaders 10, Varsity 11. JOHN OWENS—Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11. MABEL PETERSON — Class Treasurer 12; Asst. Class Treasurer 10,11; Council 12; Garnet and White 11; Indianhead 11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; Goldey Beacom Spelling Contest 11. KEITH PETTIT — Baseball Varsity 11. JUNE POWELL — Basketball 11; Hockey 11. LAWRENE PRYOR — Garnet and White 12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Girls Chorus 10,11; Honor Roll Pin Award 11. LYNDA RAMSAY — Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Sock and Buskin Club 12. BARBARA RANCK — Indianhead 11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. JON RAY—Baseball 10,11; Intr. Football 10,11,12; Intr. Soccer 12. SUSAN RAY — Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Biology Club 10; FTA Vice-President 12; Booster Club 10,11. GERALD REDMOND —Sock and Buskin Club 10,11; Garnet and White 11; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Adv. Chorus 10,11,12; Dist. Chorus 11,12; Boys Chorus 10,11,12; Track 11; Cross-Country 10,11; Wrestling 10; West Chester High On The Air 11,12. SALLY RIDGLEY —Indianhead 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10; Majorettes 10,11, Head 12. DONALD RISSER — Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Golf 10,11; Booster Club 11. PAMELA RITCHEY — Sock and Buskin Club 10,11; French Club 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. ANDREA RODGERS — Debating Club 11; Garnet and White 12; Indianhead 10; Orchestra 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 11,12; Girls Chorus 10. DIANE ROGERS — Sock and Buskin Club 12; FTA Club Treasurer 12. BARBARA ROHRMAYER — Sock and Buskin Club 12; Garnet and White 12; Indianhead 10,11; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; Merit Scholarship Final- ist 12. JEFFREY ROLFE — Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Hon- ors Banquet 11. 109 MARIAN RUSH — Basketball Varsity 11,12; Hockey Var- sity 11,12; Intr. Volleyball 11. DAVID RUSS — Council 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10; Track 10; Soccer 10, Varsity 11,12; Intr. Volleyball 11. PATRICIA RUTHERFORD —Asst. Class Treasurer 10,12; Sock and Buskin Club 11; Garnet and White 12; Indianhead 11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. PATRICIA SCHEIBE — Council 11; Sock and Buskin Club 12; French Club 12; Indianhead 10; Intr. Volley- ball 10,11; Intr. Basketball 10,11; Majorettes 10,11, Drum 12; Future Nurses Club 11. FRANCES SCHNEEWEIS —Sock and Buskin Club 10,11,12; Garnet and White 12; Cheerleaders 10, Cap- tain 11. KARL SCOTT — Basketball 10; Intr. Basketball 11. W 1YNE SCULL — Asst. Class Treasurer 12; Baseball 11. WILLIAM SHADEL —Track 10. KATHRYN SICKLER — Basketball Varsity 12; Softball Varsity 11; Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Basketball 10,11; Intr. Soccer 12. SARAH SIMON—Band 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 11; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; FTA 12. JOHN SIMPERS — Football Varsity 11,12; Baseball 10, Varsity 11,12. RENEE SINGER — Sock and Buskin Club 10,12; Gym Club 11; Spanish Club 12; Intr. Volleyball 11; Cheer- leaders 11, Varsity 12; Booster Club 10. MARTHA SLAWEK — Sock and Buskin Club 11,12; Spanish Club 12; Christmas Tableaux 12; Slide Rule Club 12; «Biology Club 10; Garnet and White 11; Indianhead 11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11. CLIFFORD SMITH — Basketball 10, Varsity 11,12; Base- ball Varsity 10,11; Cross-Country 10,11, Captain 12; Intr. Football 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10.11.12. SHERRY SMITH —Council 12; Sock and Buskin Club 11; Indianhead 11; Intr. Soccer 12; Intr. Badminton 10; Christmas Oueen 12; Booster Club 11. RICHARD SMYTH —Honor Roll Pin Award 11. JUDITH SPANN —Indianhead 10; Softball 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Intr. Badminton 10; West Chester High On The Air 12. JOSEPH SPAZIANI — Sock and Buskin Club 11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Adv. Chorus 10,11,12; Boys’ Chorus 10,11,12; Booster Club 10; Wrestling 9. DOUGLAS STEELE—Football 10; Track 10: Intr. Vol- leyball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 10,11,12. EDITH STEELE — Sock and Buskin Club 10; French Club 12; Intr. Badminton 11. BOYD STEVENS — Council 12; Baseball 11; Intr. Soc- cer 12. SUZANNE ST. GERMAIN — Council 12; Chemistry Club 11; Intr. Soccer 12. MARSHALL STRODE —Class President 10; Council 10; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Wrestling Varsity 10,11; Golf Varsity 10,11. GAIL TAPSCOTT — Sock and Buskin Club 10,11,12; Debating Club 11; French Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Garnet and White 12; Indianhead 11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10. JESSICA TARPLEY —Sock and Buskin Club 12; Art Club 12; Garnet and White 12: Intr. Basketball 10. MARILYN TARR —Honor Roll Pin Award 11. FLORENCE THOMAS —Intr. Hockey 12; Intr. Volley, ball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 10,11,12. ROBERT THOMAS —Council 10,11,12; Varsity Football 10,11,12, Captain 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11. JO ANN THORNE — Indianhead 12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Girls Chorus 10. PHILIP TINARI —Band 10,11; Baseball 10,11; Intr. Volleyball 11; Intr. Basketball 12. DOROTHY TOY —Softball 11; Intr. Volleyball 11,12;' Intr. Softball 12; Intr. Basketball 12; Intr. Soccer 12; Intr. Bowling 11. DONNA TREGO — Class Treasurer 11; Indianhead 10,11; Honor Roll Pin Award 11. MARY ELLEN TRESTON — Council 11, Secretary 12; Gym Club 10,11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; Basketball Varsity 12; Tennis Varsity 10,11,12; Hockey Varsity 10,11,12; Intr. Volley- ball 10,11; Intr. Soccer 12; Color Guard 11, Captain 12. JAN TWARDOWSKI — Council 11; Boys Speaking Con- test 1st Place 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; Football 11; Wrestling Varsity 10,11, Captain 12; Varsity Club 10,11; Merit Scholarship Finalist 12. EDWIN THEODORE VEIT — Basketball 10,11, Varsity 12; Baseball 10, Varsity 11; Tennis 12; Intr. Volley- ball 11,12. ROBERT WAGER — Spanish Club 11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Honors Banquet 10,11; Soccer 10,11; Intr. Volleyball 11; Golf 9,10, Co-Captain 11. LARRY WALKER — Boys Speaking Contest 10; Span- ish Club 12; Baseball 10; Track 11,12; Soccer 10,11, Varsity 12. BETTY WEAVER — Garnet and White 12; Indianhead 10; Band 10,11,12; Dist. Band 11; Orchestra 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 11,12; Girls Cho- rus 10. SHARYL WEEKS — Class Secretary 12; Council 12; Girls Speaking Contest 3rd Place 11; Sock and Buskin Club 11,12; Garnet and White 11, Associate Editor 12; Booster Club 11. GRACE WERT—Intr. Basketball 11; Future Nurses Club 11, Vice-President 12. JANET WEST — Asst. Class Treasurer 10,11. JENNIFER WICKERSHAM — Council 11; Sock and Buskin Club 12; Gym Club 12; Hockey 10,11; Intr. Volleyball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 10,12; Future Nurses Club 10. PAUL WIDMAYER — Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Adv. Chorus 10,11,12; Dist. Chorus 12; Boys Chorus 10,11,12; Intr. Softball 10; Intr. Basketball 11; Golf 10,11. JOSEPH WILEY —Intr. Volleyball 11; Intr. Softball 11. SUSAN WILHELM Y — Council 10; Indianhead 10; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Basketball Manager 12; Intr. Volleyball 10; Major- ettes 10,11,12. HAROLD WILKS — Intr. Soccer 11,12. DIANNE WILLARD — Indianhead 11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Adv. Chorus 12; Girls Chorus 10; Basketball 10, Varsity 11; Softball 11; Intr. Volleyball 10. ROBERT WILLENBROCK —Intr. Volleyball 10. GLADYS WILLIAMSON — Intr. Soccer 12. HAROLD WILSON — Track 10; Cross-Country 10,11; Intr. Football 11,12; Intr. Soccer 11,12. NANCY WOLFREY — Sock and Buskin Club 10,11,12; Indianhead 11; Mixed Chorus 11; Girls’ Chorus 10,11; Booster Club 11,12. JEAN WOODLEN — Asst. Class Treasurer 12; FTA 12; Band 10,11,12, Treasurer 12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11. PAUL WOODROW — Soccer 12. LEON WOODWARD — Baseball Varsity 11,12; Intr. Vol- leyball 10,11,12; Intr. Basketball 12; Booster Club 10. JOHN WYLIE —Intr. Volleyball 10,11. BRUCE YARNALL — Intr. Volleyball 10,11; Intr. Bas- ketball 10,11. WILLARD YEAKEL — Spanish Club 11,12; Honor Roll Pin Award 10,11; Tennis 10,11. ROBERT ZELLER — Intr. Volleyball 10. ROBERT ZIEGLER — Football 11; Track 10; Intr. Bas- ketball 10,11; FFA Speaking Award 10. 110 CAUGHT IN THE ACT! Student meetings give rise to W.C.’s new rings. Council’s refreshment stand gets a big business. Ill Acknowledgements As tin curtain falls oil our stage, a resurgence of excitement fills the audience: the third act is about to begin. Ahead lies the future with its hopes and dreams awaiting us. We have been trained and guided throughout two thirds of our lives, but the remainder must be traveled alone. Thus each of us must utilize his abilitv and assume his role in life. This brief glimpse of our days spent at W est Chester High could not have been accomplished without tin assistance of many people. The Garnet anti It life staff wishes to acknowledge the aid given to us by Mr. Millard I). Freeman and the Daily Local Aews. It was through these sources that we obtained excellent photographs, preserving our memories forever. As new obstacles arose we were given constant direction by Miss Mary Santilli, editorial advisor. Mrs. June W eissman, business advisor and Mr. W illiam P. Lear, advisor of the art staff. We sincerely thank William T. Cooke Publishing, Inc. for alleviating our technical problems. Through the combined efforts of all those involved, the stage has been set for the 1963 Garnet and White. Connie (larnecchia. Editor 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. SCHRAMM, INC. Virginia and Garfield Ave„ West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-2500 MANUFACTURERS OF AIR COMPRESSORS 114 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Branch: 1100 Paoli Pike Surplus and Profits $1,800,000 J. Harry Thomas, Vice-President Charles B. Smiley, Asst. Cashier John B. Shay, Asst. Cashier Robert J. Miller, Cashier George L. McLear, Asst. Cashier, Branch Mgr. T. Willard Cooper. Asst. Trust Oliicer Robert Gotwals, Asst. Cashier THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF CHESTER COUNTY WEST CHESTER, PA. 3V o Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Incorporated 1890 A Mutual Savings Bank Congratulations tor a Job Well Done! Graduation is an accomplishment that deserves reward To aid you start new undertakings after graduation, we extend to you a checking account trial at no cost to you—just make a deposit and learn the convenience of a checking account. NATIONAL BANK OF CHESTER COUNTY and TRUST COMPANY WEST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA Painters Crossroad Office—at Intersection of Routes 1 and 202 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments ot W. E. GILBERT, Inc. 128-130 W. MARKET STREET • WEST CHESTER, PA. Plumbing Heating General Electric Air Conditioning and Appliances 9 North High Street Capital $200,000 S. P. Cloud, President W. Perry Tyson, Vice President and Trust Officer Lewis E. Young, Vice-President H. Allison Fosnocht, Vice-President Charles E. Swope, Asst. Trust Officer 115 For better DAIRY PRODUCTS OF QUALITY Can EACHUS' DAIRIES WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OWen 6-1271 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! M. H. DAVIS ESTATE OIL COMPANY, Inc. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Boyd C. Davis, President Phone: OW 6-2558 614 E. BARNARD STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-5388 WILLARD'S ARTIST SUPPLIES PAINTS WALLPAPER PICTURE FRAMING 125 N. CHURCH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. SCHMIDT NYCE, Builders Custom Built Homes 1111 NEW JERSEY AVENUE WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-2220 116 fcvsLhsdi J. Wj9nc. WESTTOWN ROAD WEST CHESTER, PENNA. PHONE: OWen 6-7872 Wholesale Distributor of: Plumbing • Heating • Industrial Supplies • Air Conditioning • Refrigeration Myers Pumps and Softeners Pipe • Valves • Fittings 117 f- erAonalized . . . PORTRAITS of DISTinCTIOn M. D. FREEMAN Studio Sittings by Appointment Phone: OW 6-0275 20-22 NORTH CHURCH STREET 119 HAPPINESS FOR SALE Not only light hearted fun but the deep down pleasure and contentment of a real home of your own. That special spot on the map where all your efforts have a true and worthwhile purpose. When you can proudly say Come on over to our place you're really living! Our reason for being in business is to help you find just the right place for you. GIANTONIO —Realtor EXTON, PENNA. FO 3-7117 •WIILIAM 4. K AUTFM AM • FOU N 0 C B lAAA • The Home Store That Otters So Much More 15-25 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. BEST WISHES GRADUATES! Wext Chester s Only Complete Sub-Teen £ Jr. Miss Shop OWen 6-6590 510 S. High Street West Chester, Pa. 120 Compliments oI THE SCHOOL BELL 402 North Penn Street J. LEON HAGERTY 300 East Union Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments ot WEST CHESTER CHEMICAL ON TIME CLEANERS DYERS 106 West Market St., West Chester, Pa. T. Lewis Downing, Prop. OWen 6-1864 SPE ARE'S WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL 43-45 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. MARIO'S BARBER SHOP Route 30 Right Next to Exton Roller Rink Phone: OWen 6-8598 HAROLD E. LESLIE Carpenter - Builder 121 Dean Street West Chester, Pa. PRYOR'S ARROW SHOP Lawrence Pryor, '39 Nothing But the Best in Archery Supplies CUSTOM MADE ARROWS NEW AND USED EQUIPMENT Bradford Acres OW 6-6931 LARK MERCEDES - BENZ TURNER MOTORS 237-239 E. Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Your Driver Training Car GEORGE I. BRINTON GENERAL INSURANCE 22 E. Market St., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-1237 APPLIANCES LIGHTING FIXTURES BALDWIN'S ELECTRIC SHOP Electrical Contracting and Repairs 36 E. Market Street, West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-0681 Established 1913 RALPH B. WATSON 5, SON Ice and Spring Water Delivery 24 Hour Self-Service 314 E. Chestnut Street Phone: OWen 6-1522 CALEB P. FULTON CO., Inc. Northbank, Pa. Y. NL C. A. Where Hi-Y Boys and Tri-Hi-Y Girls Share Fine Relationships Together Compliments of 121 FO 3-9770 lENKINS'S ESSO SERVICENTER Exton, Pa. STEWART'S AUTO BODY and REPAIR SHOP SHOFFNER'S TEXACO SERVICE Walnut and Chestnut Streets West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-0240 THERESA'S BEAUTY SALON 17 North Walnut Street, West Chester, Pa. Air Conditioned Penquin Dryers Compliments of HALL'S BARBER SHOP 107 N. Church Street Joseph A. Ferrer, Prop. RUGGERI'S GULF SERVICE Gay and Matlack Streets, West Chester, Pa. Lubrication — Wash — Accessories Phone: OWen 6-9805 Road Service M. S. YEARSLEY SONS HARDWARE - GARDEN SUPPLIES 114-116 E. Market St., West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-2990 Compliments of JAKE SHUR'S ARMY-NAVY STORE 34 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. M ARTIND ALE INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. INSURANCE 19 S. High Street West Chester, Pa. FABRIC SHOPPE 8 West Gay Street, West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-2944 WM. N. HETHERENGTON Painting Contractor 1337 West Chester Pike West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-4377 ROSE'S BEAUTY SHOP Josephine S. Morton, Prop. Green Tree Bldg., Room 1 West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-1910 MOULTON H. DAVIS ESTATE LUMBER, MILLWORK, and HARDWARE 515 S. Bolmar Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments of SENIOR PALS SUNOCO GAS STATION SCARCELLE £ SON OW 6-4668 Compliments of FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA WEST CHESTER CHAPTER KIFT'S GREENHOUSES 320 South High Street Phone: OWen 6-9393 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 122 Phone: OWen 6-2456 For the Best in Shoes at the Lowest Prices It's OLIN'S Shoe Store Troylings Life Stride Moxees Lcrird Schober Enna Jettick 9 North Church Street West Chester, Pa. THE YARN SHOP IMPORTED and DOMESTIC YARNS SWEATER KITS 109 N. Church Street OWen 6-7746 Phone: OWen 6-6060 KEYSTONE CAB CO. 5 E. Market Street West Chester, Penna. Compliments of HALL'S BARBER SHOP 107 N. Church Street Joseph A. Ferrer, Prop. Compliments of MITCHELL'S MEN'S STORE 22 West Gay Street MAE ZELL BEAUTY SALON OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 300 W. Barnard Street West Chester, Pa. JAMISONS' DAIRY BAR Lenape Road Compliments of LEE'S LAUNDRY 152 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. HUGHES SERVICE CENTER 127 East Gay Street Repairs on All Makes of T.V., RADIO, and HI FI OWen 6-2631 Compliments of WESTTOWN CLUB Compliments of THE CARD RACK West Goshen Shopping Center When in Need of Lumber CALL OWen 6-0744 HOFFMAN LUMBER CO. We Want Your Business 123 Towing Alignment Specialist WILLIAM A. FORD Funeral Director YARNALL'S GARAGE 214-18 West Washington Street West Chester, Pa. 105 S. High Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-1343 Repairs Phone: OWen 6-2406 PENN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 15 E. Gay Street JIMMY JOHN'S West Chester, Pa. PIPIN' HOT SANDWICHES A West Chester Institution since 1867, writing fire and allied lines insurance at a substantial saving. Serving 17 states. Wilmington Pike W. JESSE CLARK CROSS COUNTRY SHOP 314 South High Street Insurance — Surety Bonds Classic Sportswear lor School and Campus 401 Farmers and Mechanics Trust Bldg. FINE GIFTS McNEIL CONGRATULATIONS PEST CONTROL SERVICE and 218 N. Walnut Street BEST WISHES West Chester, Pa. from Don't Fuss About Pests We're There At Your Request WEST CHESTER Phone: OWen 6-3535 B. B. J. O. 124 Compliments ot JOHN I. TAYLOR PIANOS — ORGANS — MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 116 West Gay Street West Chester, Penna. GROCERY STORE PRODUCTS CO. WEST CHESTER. PA. KITCHEN BOUQUET — GOLD MEDAL MACARONI PRODUCTS — FOULD'S MACARONI PRODUCTS — CREAM OF RICE — B-in-B BROILED IN BUTTER MUSHROOMS COMPLIMENTS OF BRANDYWINE MUSHROOM CORPORATION WEST CHESTER, PENNA. 125 SENIOR SEMINAR of Tri-H-Y To Seek To Find To Share A WAY OF LIFE W. EARL THOMAS BUILDING CONSTRUCTION WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-1329 Compliments of MOSTELLER'S • DEPARTMENT STORE • MEN'S STORE WEST CHESTER, PENNA. D. Edwards Biehn Virginia M. Biehn BIEHN'S PRINTING STATIONERY 121 EAST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-0234 126 Don Biehn '54 Sally Biehn, '61 BOOTERY DENNEY REYBURN CO. Quality Footwear Denney Tags For Sport — Dress — and evening 126-128 N. High Street West Chester, Pa. West Chester, Pa. Compliments of Compliments of WEST CHESTER ELECTRIC SUPPLY FOULK'S DRUG STORE 716 East Market Street High and Dean Streets West Chester, Pa. Congratulations and Best Wishes Phone: OW 6-0409 LAWRENCE J. REILLY FUNERAL HOME Phone: OWen 6-1633 WRIGHT JEWELERS DIAMONDS — WATCHES — APPLIANCES EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Complete Radio and Phono. Dept. 122 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. West Chester, Penna. WEST CHESTER LAUNDRY W C O J LAUNDERERS — CLEANERS THE RADIO VOICE OF CHESTER COUNTY Pickup and Delivery Service MARSHALL F. BRINTON Drive-In — 322 W. Market Street COLONIAL REPRODUCTIONS 127 Phones: OWen 6-8037 - 6-8038 FRANCIS A. HALL REALTOR Farms, Town and Country Properties 39 South High Street West Chester, Penna. WEST CHESTER Wall Paper and Paint Co. 102-104 West Market Street West Chester, Pa. OWen 6-1580 WEST CHESTER LOCKER CO. Meats - Frozen Foods - Lockers 216 East Market Street West Chester, Pa. te 3cu Js 32 West Market Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-1040 OWen 6-5675 Phone: OWen 6-2761 JOHN'S Shop lor Men and Young Men J. B. SMITH SON Ashton B. T. Smith Corner of Church and Gay West Chester, Pa. Directors of Funerals Compliments of JOHNNIE'S and CONNIE'S MARKET 116 N. Church Street Compliments of HIGHLAND DAIRIES OW 6-0767 128 FLOWERS BY Best Wishes to the LORGUS CLASS OF '61 411 E. Gay Street RALPH G. SMITH, Inc. OW 6-5080 Compliments ot THE WEST CHESTER HARDWARE CO. Wm. G. Sterling Hardware — Tools Paints — Glass 113-115 W. Market Street SENIOR HI-Y CLUB Opposite the K. of C. Bldg. Bell Phone: OWen 6-1607 SPEER BROTHERS, Inc. EXTON DINER COAL - FUEL OIL Routes 30 and 100 Builders' Supplies She Deserves to Eat Out Once a Week West Chester, Pa. Sunday Dinners for the Whole Family Phone: OWen 6-0111 BONDS — CASUALTY — FIRE OSTHEIMER-WALSH, Inc. MOSTELLER CHEVROLET CO. 25 S. Church Street 330 E. Gay Street OWen 6-8112 129 Exclusive Royal Typewriter Agency SCHAEFFER'S Business Machines and Equipment Co. HAROLD A. FAMOUS FUNERAL HOME TYPEWRITERS — ADDING MACHINES CASH REGISTERS — CHECKWRITERS MIMEOGRAPH — SAFES — FILES DESKS — CHAIRS Service and Supplies 720 Market Street West Chester, Penna. Phone: 696-8383 101 S. Church Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OWen 6-1617 Compliments SHANK'S AUTO PARTS of IRON, STEEL and METAL Buyer of JUNK and WRECKED CARS New and Used Auto Parts Carbonic Gas WEST CHESTER WINDOW CLEANING CO. West Chester, Pa. Westtown Road West Chester, Pa. DeHAVEN'S DRUG STORE UNIVERSAL TRAVEL AGENCY 133 W. Market Street West Chester, Penna. Prescription Pharmacy Ralph L. Easter, Proprietor COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE WITHOUT CHARGE DOMESTIC and FOREIGN 106 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. All Expense Tours and Cruises Airline Reservations OW 6-3423 130 TOPS IN SALES AND SERVICE WEST CHESTER FORD CO. 500 E. Gay Street West Chester, Penna. Since 1945 696-4700 FRIENDLY NATIONWIDE INSURANCE SERVICE HEADQUARTERS — SIG. OVERGAARD Life — Fire — Auto 835 PAOLI PIKE, WEST CHESTER, PENNA. OWen 2-2550 Insurance for All Youthful Drivers SECRETARIAL TRAINING — SALESMANSHIP — ACCOUNTING CALCULATING MACHINES and other courses for High School graduates Write lor Catalog GOLDEY BEACOM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS WILMINGTON, DELAWARE JAMES BROTHERS William B. Underwood, Owner PLUMBING and HEATING 111 North Church Street Good Luck to CLASS OF '64 from SIGMA PHI LAMBDA 131 Telephone: OWen 6-0290 - 0312 Town and Counfry Clothes Accessories Sporfswear 123 North High Street West Chester, Pa. TONY'S FINE FOODS PRIME MEATS 142 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: OW 6-5063 Free Delivery Compliments of HOBERMAN'S Compliments o 1 WEST CHESTER GLASS Bolmar Street West Chester, Penna. Compliments of TRI-HI-Y 10th and 11th GRADES IOHN THOMAS BENNETT DISPENSING OPTICIAN 129 W. Market Street Office Hours: Daily—9 to 5 Tue. and Fri. Evenings—7 to 8:30 Saturday—9 to 1 P.M. G. S. MICHENER Stationery - Office Equipment 100 W. Market Street West Chester, Penna. Phone: 609-2277 GEORGE F. SHAW Baby Chicks Poultry Supplies Embryonated Eggs 218 North Walnut Street West Chester, Pa. 132 Phone: 696-4266 N. HARLAN SLACK 116 West Market Street ROTHWELL'S Your Dependable Dealer PONTIAC — TEMPEST 107 W. Market Street BUICK — BUICK SPECIAL Office Supplies Double Checked Used Cars Stationers — Typewriters Phone: OW 6-1371 CAMERA CRAFT SHOP 24-Hour Photo Finishing WEBB JEWELRY Cameras — Film — Photo Supplies SINCE 1870 Famous for Quality and Service for More Than 20 Years Located on W. Gay Street 16 E. Gay Street, West Chester, Penna. Phone: 696-0570 Horace T. Webb Jesse Webb Crouse GIUNTA BROTHERS VISIT Fruit — Produce — Groceries Swift's Prime Meats BALDWIN'S OLD COUNTRY STORE Darlington and Biddle Streets West Chester, Pa. GIFTS GOURMET FOOD, BOOKS and MUSEUM WE DELIVER An Interesting Place to Come and Browse Phones: OWen 6-7070 - 7071 - 7072 1 Mile S. of West Chester on Route 100 OWen 6-2996 KNOX'S GARAGE Best Wishes to CLASS OF '63 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS WHEEL BALANCING - STATE INSPECTION - AIR COMPRESSOR AND PNEUMATIC TOOL DICK THOMAS RENTAL SERVICE Exton, Penna. 133 Compliments of REAGAN'S SMOKE SHOP Donald L. Fell, Prop. F M R FRAME'S, MORRISON RYAN, Inc. 33 W. Market Street West Chester, Pa. 1233 Wright's Lane West Chester, Pa. Compliments of MYERS SHOES 129 N. Church Street Compliments of DR. and MRS. OSCAR A. SCHNEEWEIS Compliments of WASSON MOTORS CARLSON'S AUTO BODY WORKS Gunnar Widen, Proprietor AUTO BODY RENOVATORS COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE 515 E. Market Street West Chester, Pa. Day—OWen 6-0621 Night—OWen 6-1318 Compliments of GLENNON'S MILK SERVICE West Chester, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF LENAPE INN 134 CEE and ESS STORES MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 35 W. State St., Media, Pa. — 566-5393 131 W. Gay St., West Chester. Pa. — 696-4683 JOEL'S JOE'S A SHOP FOR WOMEN West Chester, Pa. WORKMEN'S OUTFITTERS Riding Apparel — Sportswear 18 N. Church Street West Chester, Pa. RECORDS TELEVISION ALFRED B. NESBITT CHESTER J. SINCLAIR Appliances Bendix Laundr} 16 S. Church Street GROCERIES and COLD CUTS 214 S. New St. (Phone OW 6-1424) 101 S. Walnut St. (Phone OW 6-1651 -6-9864) Free Deliveries WEST'S BARBER SHOP A FRIEND 20y South Church Street w . c . RICHARD T. BYRNES CO. Compliments of Machine Tools • Hand Tools Metal and Woodworking Machines 600 Hannum Ave., West Chester, Pa. OW 2-2770 DARLINGTON'S RESTAURANT and GIFT SHOP 1161 Wilmington Pike West Chester, Pa. ROBERT P. BARNES, Inc. CHALK 'N CUE BILLIARD RECREATION CENTER INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Ladies Welcome 10 N. Church Street BRIGGS SPORTING GOODS CENTER GARAGE ESSO SERVICE CENTER West Chester, Pa. Parking: Day, Week, Month Minor Repairs HIMELRIGHT'S CLEANERS 21 South High Street West Chester, Pa. McFarland s haines INSURANCE 25 S. High Street 135 WILLIAM T. COOKE PUB LOcust 4-6171 LETTERPRESS • ENGRAVING • OFFSET I WE ARE QUALIFIED A Yearbook Staff with Ideals plus A Publisher u)ho Cares equals A Yearbook of Excellence the curtain rises and we see the .