West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1954 volume:

. a ' vtf • j ai B 1 5 1 1 R I wM M Pinni iliiiiifliifliil ■.fc«;- :Vij.:-„ ' v-. ' % ' .. ' -vli- r.-ir ' 9)t ' ' .■; ,■■ -■ the lass otjc 1054 presents THE SERPENTINE e tei r i f pilege west ehesi er pennsf lvanitB J. The shields on the ceiling of the Philips Memorial Library are symbols of the hopes, aspirations, and attainments of men and women of centuries past. Just so do we hope that the reproduction of the shields in our Serpentine will serve as symbols of our dreams and achievements. ORGANIZATIONS page 17 A THLE TICS page SI STUDENT BODY page 91 The shield appearing on Page One is that of Oxford University. .•afSB DEDICATION It is with much afTection and appreciation that we, the members of the Class of 1954, dedicate this edition of the Scrjicntine to Mrs. Helen T. Ivins and Mr. Emil H. Messikomer. Mrs. Ivins, a member of the Department of Social Studies, lias not con- fined her talents solely to the area of instruction. Through her advisory work with Neithian Club and Student Government Association, she has gained respect and admiration for her untiring efforts and even temperament. Mr. Messikomer, in his dual role as director of personnel and basket- ball coach, has so successfully combined his administrative duties with his coaching abilities that he is recognized equally by members of the faculty and by the student body. Together, they have become well known to us in their capacity as Class Advisers, for they have helped us to achieve success by their friendly assis- tance and wise encouragement. For these reasons, we, as potential graduates of West Chester State Teachers College, are proud to dedicate this book to Mrs. Ivins and Mr. Messikomer, two graduates of this college who have proved themselves to be our valuable leaders and friends. Mr. Emil H. Messikomer, Di- rector of Personnel. In disguise for the Hallowe ' en Party sponsored by the Senior Class. Mrs. Helen T. Ivins, Depart- ment of Social Studies. New Schedules Being Received, The Distrihuling of Room keys. Upperclassmen Resume a Familiar Routine . . . The Utter Futility of It All. . . . while Freshmen Find it a Bit Confusing PRESIDENT Since 1935 Dr. Charles S. Swope has served as president of the college. Dr. Swope, a native of Pennsylvania, graduated from the State Norrtial School at West Chester in 1921 and later received degrees from Dickinson College and the University of Pennsylvania. After teaching in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and serving as superintendent of schools at Everett, Pennsylvania, he returned to our college as a member of the instructional staff. Eight years later he was elevated to the Presidency of the Teachers College. Since that time. Dr. Swope has been active in civic and community affairs as well as in the field of education. He has gained the respect and admiration of all his associates. President Charles S. Swope THE DEAN OF INSTRUCTION Dr. L. Forrest Free DEANS OF MEN Dr. W. Glenn Killinger, Dean of Men, and Mr. William R. Benner, Assistant Dean. DEANS OF WOMEN Miss Ruby F. Boggs, Dean of Women, and Miss Leone E. Broadhead, Assistant Dean. ADMINISTRA TION ENGLISH and FOREIGN LANGUAGES Seated: Miss Barrer, Miss Geyer, Mrs. Sevier, Dr. Slagle, HEAD, Miss Ram- sey, and Miss Tyson. Standing: Mr. Thomas, Dr. Binney, Mr. Clokey, Miss Clark, Dr. Berry, and Mr. Landrum. FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES Seated: Mrs. Ivins, Dr. Andes, HEAD, and Dr. Heim. Standing: Dr. Voll- brecht. Dr. Cuncannon, Dr. Fleck, and Mr. Shaffer. GEOGRAPHY Mr. Hawthorne, Mr. Keinard, HEAD, Dr. Mewha, and Dr. Lemley. ART Mr. Ilnllman, HEAD, Miss Laniborn, and Mr. McKinney. MUSIC Seated: Miss Sloiil, Miss Simon, Miss Keller, Mr. Miuliell, HEAD, Mrs. Ash- enfetter, Miss Sheppard, and Mrs. Gottlieb. Standing: Row Two: Mr. Zini- nier, Mr. Carl, Mr. Parry, Dr. Antono- wich, Mr. Fletcher, Dr. Keenan, Mr. Gulscher, and Mr. Cinter. Kow Three: Mr. Sweet, Mr. Carson, Mr. Wilkinson, Dr. Cheesman, and Dr. Wright. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Seated : Miss Landis, Miss Schaub, Mr. Mitten, Dr. Sturzebecker, HEAD, Mr. Twardowski, Miss Margeruni, and Miss Yanisch. Standing: Mr. Reese, Mr. Davis, Miss Reed, Miss Leach, Mr. Messikomer, and Mr. Waters. SCIENCE Seated : Dr. McTavish, Miss Green- wood, Dr. Gordon, HEAD, Mrs. Bliss, Dr. Trezise. Standing: Mr. McDonnell, Dr. Rogers, Dr. Culver, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. Skillen, and Mr. Gruener. MATHEMATICS Dr. Pickett, HEAD, and Miss Holland. EDUCATION Seated: Miss Dowland, Dr. Woodlen, Dr. Denworlh, Dr. Cressnian, HEAD, Miss Bald- win, Dr. Sykes and Mrs. Haas. Standing: Mr. Bowers, Mr. Childers, Mr. Davison, Dr. Bonder, Mr. Patterson, and Mr. Godlove. LIBRARY STAFF Mr. de Avenell, Mrs. Beltz, Miss Conbeer, Miss Collicott, and Mr. Hall, HEAD. DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL Seated: Miss Smith, Dr. Evans, PRINCIPAL, Miss Meredith. Standing: Miss Baldwin, Miss Wetzel, Miss Wilson, Miss Wolfangle, and Miss Kelly. 12 ADMINISTRA TION DIRECTOR OF STUDENT TEACHING Dr. Earl F. Sykes DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL Mr. Emil H. Messikomer REGISTRAR Dr. B. Paul Ross BURSAR Mr. Everell E. Shaefer DIRECTOR OF MAINTENANCE Mr. Tliomus A. Pill 13 Miss McCorniick, Secretary to the Dean of Women. Miss Hill and Miss Croff, Secretaries to Dean Free. Mrs. MacMichael, Mrs. PfosI, and Mrs. Smith, Dormitory Directors. Miss Wylie and Miss Weir, Secretaries to Presi- dent Swope. Mrs. Weaver, Dr. Kistler, and Miss Eves. Mrs. Draper, Telephone Operator. Mrs. Joyce, Assistant Dietitian and Mrs. Hodg- son, Dietitian. COLLEGE Mrs. Hughes, Assistant and Mrs. Freel, Post- mistress Mrs. Patterson, Housekeeper Miss Finegan, Bookstore Manager Mrs. Murray, Secretary to Dr. Ross Miss De Angelo, Secretary to Dean Killinger The Business Staff Mrs. Herzog, Secretary of the Alumni Asso- ciation STAFF 15 ' 0%w V ' ' r ' ?v.. i ORGANIZATIONS The simple, unadorned shield of William Shakespeare belies the versatility of his talents which produced works keyed to every taste. The extracurricular program likewise, is a many-faceted plan to enrich and to extend experiences for each student. hope I shall have leisure to make good. Comedy of Errors — Shakespeare r- c • J 4 4 Seated: W. Brodhag, R. Reinhold, T. Beck; Standing: F. Grofl, R. Brodliag, A. Adams, S. Kauffman, S. Kile, A. Adams, F. Wright, J. Oliver. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Student Government Association is one which combines two organizations, the Legislative Assembly and the Cabinet. The Legislative Assem- bly is composed of faculty members who serve as advisers and rejiresentatives from each class who are elected annually by the student body. Students holding certain high oflicial positions in the leading campus organizations automatically become mem- bers of the Cabinet. Two of the important campus activities which are under the direction of student government are Freshman Regulations and the All-College Party. However, the major function of these organizations is to pass and reject legislation, most of which is submitted bv the student bodv. Seated: T. Clyde, A. Urbano, J. Collins, N. Swanson: Standing: R. DiSalvi, K. Gudenberg, W. Brodhag. T. Beck, C. Witman. 18 Seated: T. Clyde, J. Dugan, Dr. Anderson, F. Shope, D. Harlney; Standing: M. L. Melzger, S. Frick, E. Outlaw, J. Hontz, F. Groff, R. Brodhag, B. Kiler, A. Paige, D. Thompson, J, Carter. STUDENT ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION The Student Activities Association is an organization designed to plan for and to give financial assistance to clubs and athletic groups on campus. I nder the guidance of Dr. Robert F. . nderson. the group handles the allot- ment and distribution of such funds according to college policy. The outstanding project of the Student Activities Association is the sponsorship of the celebrated .All-Star Programs. This year ' s presentations included Robert Merrill, Yehudi Menuhin, William Warfield, and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. The co-ordinating link between the Women ' s Day Student Council and the Dormitory Council is the Advis- ory Board. This important and active organization has sponsored a tea honoring the Seniors, the Mid-Winter Formal, the Big — Little Sister Picnic, the Council Ban- quet, and the festive event of decorating the lobby of Main Dormitory for the Christmas season. The accomplishments of this group under the leader- ship of Helen Dennis, president; Xatalie Turpin, vice- president; Joan Coolbaugh, secretary; and Dorothy Chambers, treasurer; have made the student body aware of the existence of this organization. ADVISORY BOARD Seated: D. Chambers, N. Turpin, H. Dennis, J. Coolbaugh; Standing: A. Urbano, 1 . Swanson, A. Feeney, B, Brenner. 19 WOMEN ' S DA Y COUNCIL Seated: M. Holman, M. Pieanello, A. Urbano, B. Brenner, L. Ashby, S. Spellman, E, Henderson; Stand- ing: L. Lambert, H. Dennis, J. Cool- baugh, J. Winfield, The Women ' s Day Student Council strives to guide and influence the lives of the commuting students and to promote friendly relations between the dormitory and day students. The Women ' s Dormitory Council is an organization which aids in bringing complete cooperation and under- standing to the resident women students. Each week the councilors meet with the women dor- mitory students and inform them concerning college policies, council regulations, and future social events. Lobby sings, .the placing of magazines and news- papers in the social rooms, Christmas parties in the halls, and movies on campus were the activities sponsored this year. First Rotv: A. Hunsberg, R. Rein- hold, N. Turpin, D. Chambers, M. Evans, J. Bickel, L. Lape; Second Row: F. Shope, M. L. Bigony, A. Adams, J. Dugan, M. Winn, R. Mc- Laughlin, H. Hendren; Third Row: C Mtyer, N. Swanson, A. Feeney, K. Hess, B. Williams, P. Brooker; Fourth Row: M. L. Metzger, A. Page, B. Kiler, P. Ruth, S. Kaiift - man, S. Kile, A. Weslberg, M. L. Nolan, C. Foersler, M. L. Haines, J. Mclvor, J. Swendsen, H. Bader, A. Hallman, E. Gallery, A. Dunn, M. Clark. WOMEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL 20 MEN ' S DAY COUNCIL Seated: R. GranofT, D. Dickerson, E. Fell. Standing: F. Wright, R. Scullin. Good fellowship is the motto of the men who head the Men ' s Dormitory Council. With headquarters located in Wayne Hall, the men work with other campus government organizations to promote many functions, including the Bloodmobile, Charities Campaign, and other campus interests. Its counterpart for day student men is the Men ' s Day Student Council, which serves to voice the opinion of the Seated: W. Zimmerman, A. Neiman, C. Wilman. Standing: F. Groff, J. Oliver, W. Buechle. vast group who are not campus residents. The Day Room in Anderson Hall is the college location of this organiza- tion, and one of the council ' s chief responsibilities is the maintenance of cleanliness and order in this room. Here provisions have been made for ping-pong enthusiasts and informal conversational groups. With a radio, magazine racks, tables, and locker space, the room proves homelike and comfortable for the men day students. MEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL 21 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Carolyn H. Meyer BLSIISKSS MANAGER Janet Gibbons 19S4 Seated, First Row: M. L. Melzger, R. Johnsen, A. Russell and N. Schuler. Second Row: A. Feeney, M. Ransburg, and I„ Wilson. Third Roiv: N. Swanson, J. Gibbons, C. Fretz, and E. Cullis. Fourth Row: M. L. Schuettler, F. Mohnack, C. Meyer, P. Martin, M. A. Peltigrass, and B. Shafer. Stand- ing: C. Holt, I. Knapp, S. Hawk, B. Jacob, J. Franceschini, F. Sales, W. Grossman, A. Adams, L. Weibley, N. Vulich, M. L. March, J. Moore, P. Yeagle, J. Edwari ' s, F. Shope, IN. Weand, and J. Poppe. 22 Patricia Martin, Associate Editor SERPENTINE EDITORIAL STAFF Carolyn H. Meyer, Editor-in-Chief Patricia Martin. Associate Editor LITERARY Antoinette RusselL Editor Ann Adams Joseph Franceschini (-harlotte Fretz Mary Louise March Mary Louise Metzger Janet Moore .Natalie Sgamliati Beverly Shafer Nancy Weand ART Ruth Johnsen. Co-Editor Marv Ann Pettigrass Co-Editor SPORTS David Hartney. Editor Barbara Huebner. Editor Frank Mooney. Editor Carol Holt Nancy Snyder Nancy Vulich PHOTOGRAPHER Wallace Crossman PHOTOGRAPHY Nancy Schuler, Editor Ann Feeney Frances Mohnack Barbara Rittenhouse Fred Sales Mary Louise Schuettler Francis Shope Nancy Swanson Leone Weibley TYPING Marian Ransburg Janet Poppe Robin Reinhold Marjorie Renninger Dolores Roby Betty Shreiner Barbara Weigand Lois Wilson Head Typist BUSINESS STAFF Janet Gibbons. Business Manager Frances Mohnack. Chairman of Advertising Committee Rita Fox. Chairman of Sales Committee Eleanor White. Chairman of Patrons Committee Betty Cullis Ann Louise Stade Judith Edwards Janet Trinley Barbara Erb Jacoli Nancy Vulich Sarah Jane Hawk Phyllis Yea le Irene Knapp ADVISERS ' Marian Ransburg Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark Jerry Royer Dr. Earl F. Sykes Betty Shreiner Mr. Theodore Hallman John Smithgall Aniuinelle Russell, Literary Editor David Hartney, Frank Mooney, and Bar- bara Huebner, Sports Editors Mary Ann Pettigrass and Kulli Johnsen, Art Editors Marian Ransburg, Typing Editor Eleanor While, Rita Fox, and Frances Mohnack, Business StaiV 23 QUAD The student at West Chester is represented in the field of journalism through the publication of Quad Angles. This year the editors and the members of the staff have been very successful in printing the college paper every two weeks; formerly, it was a bi-monthly publication. Many changes have been made since the spring semester of 1953. The full four page publication of previous years has given way to a six page newspaper of better quality. This change has produced a finer campus news organ. These past years have witnessed major changes in the context of the paper, but tliese have in no way detracted from the high standards and reputation that are a part ot Quad. Fine editorials, feature articles, the very new and po)jular gossip column, sport stories, and a calendar of the week are but a few of the highlights of the ])aper. An added feature is a section devoted to former West Chester graduates, appropriately called News Briefs. Tuesday nights at the printers, last minute changes and revisions, endless proof reailing — all these are every day occurrences for the slalf of Quad Angles, an integral part of campus life. The editors and staff mem- bers, under the capable direction of Dr. Thomas K. Berry, endeavor to jiresent to the student issues of the most important events that take place in the various curricula — Secondary, Elementary, Music, and Health and Physical Education. Displaying its versatility. Quad acts as an advertis- ing agency. Without the advertisements we should never know what movies are playing up town. Since the size has been reduced, it has been necessary to cut some of the advertising. Who is responsible for seeing that the bills are paid? This responsibility rests with the Business Staff. Behind most organizations on campus there are a few loyal members who receive none of the glory, but who do a large share of the work. Quad Angles is no excep- tion to this rule. A little publicized, yet extremely hard working group, is the Business Staff of the college news- paper. It is they who make the publication of the paper possible by getting advertisements, straightening out the mailing list, juggl ing expenses, and doing all those imiumerable little jobs that publishing a newspaper entails. Although usually in the background, this part of the Quad, Angles staff decides such problems as the number of publications the budget can carry each year. The Quad Angles Business Staff holds the reins on the ambitious Editorial Staff, but their mutual harmonious attitude for the production of a worthwhile news organ has led to a highly successful and popular publication. Behind the headlines are found: co-editors-in-chief, Jane Perkins and Donald B. Wodock; copy editor, Jane Johnson; feature editor. Alma L rbano; co-sports editors. John Arcker and Francis Groff; circulation manager. Kathryn Miller: co-business managers. Laurette Capuro and Honald J. Slavecki: photographer. Wallace Cross- man; faculty adviser. Dr. Thomas K. lieary. business adviser. Dr. I ' obert F. Anderson. The stall includes J. (barter. B. Chadwick. J. Collins, H. D ()razio. B. Ecken- roth. J. Fisher. J. Franceschini. B. (leiger. J. Click, M. Hagey, H. Haldeman. M. Holman. J. Johnson. D. Jones, F. Kiemer. T. Lambert. J. Lantlruni. D. Langan. T. Layton. J. Mclvor. H. () Hegari. P. Purcell. J. Kobalban. C. Hockelt. C. Sheppard. H. Shields. M. Stohler. J. Tatem. . Turiiin. 11. Williams. M. Wood- ward, and D. Zarr. 24 ANGLES EDITORIAL STAFF A. Kathryn Miller, Jane Johnson, Ronald Slavecki, Laurelte Gipuro, Joanne Carter, Jean Fisher, and John Archer. First Rote: John Archer, Jean Fisher, A. Kathryn Miller, Jane Perkins, Donald Wodock, and Wallace Grossman. SecontI Roir: Madeline Ragolia, Marilyn Hagey, Carol Rockelt, Ronald Slavecki, Joanne Carter, Jane Johnson, Laurelte ( apuro, and Elizabeth Ilgenfritz. Third Row: Florence Berks, Sandra Baunian, Ruth Strauss, Caroline Foersler, Joseph Franceschini, Barbara Geiger, Alfreda Buckalew, Donald Zarr, John Collins, James Sensenig, Jane Taten, Mary Ann Stoliler, Frances Kiemer, Joseph Schade and Daniel Langan. 25 LITTLE THEATER This year, as in the past, the Little Theater of West Chester has been instrumental both in providing entertainment for the college students and in serving as the medium for the display of many of the students fine talents. The members prepared ■ i ell. Book, and Candle for the annual Parents Weekend in the fall semester. Working unceasingly to entertain the college and friends of the college with a varied selection of plays are two groujis. the actual |)layers and the stage committees. Miss Dorothy Ramsey lends a helping hand in the ohtaining of properties and in the costuming of plays. Inder the always creative and artistic direction of Miss Fern Harrer. the trou))e presented A Midsummer Night s Dream, ' The izard of Oz. ' and Everyman. 26 ft ' Little Theater members recreate the Land of Oz for the play, THE WIZARD OF OZ. -=W ' 27 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Sponsors — Miss Alma Wetzel Mr. John Cutscher First and Second Semester Officers: President — Kenneth Raessler Vice-President — Dorothy Baumeister William Latimer Secretary — Caroline Foerster Treasurer — Jack Hontz HILLEL CLUB Sponsor — Mr. Harold Shaffer First and Second Semester Officers: President — Victor Crespy Vice-President — Harold Blitman Secretary — Florence Berks Treasurer — Morton Crespy 28 INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Sponsor — Miss Hazel Lamborn First and Second Semester Officers : President — Kuth Paul Vice-President — Louise Brenenian Secretary-Treasurer — Carolyn Lankford Spiritual Guidance NEWMAN CLUB Sponsor — Miss Anne Shaul) First and Second Semester Officers: President — Michael lannucci Vice-President — Francis Groff Secretary — Mary Gallery Treasurer — Michael McWilliams Professional F.T.A. Sponsor — Dr. George H. Cressman First Semester Officers: President — Dolores Roby Vice-President — Frances Mohnack Secretary — Amelia Halligan Dues Secretary — i ancy Schuler Second Semester Officers: President — Nancy Schuler Vice-President — Rita Frantz Secretary — Ruth PfefTerle Dues Secretary — Andrew Thom])son A.C.E. Sponsors — Miss Sara Baldwin Mr. Alton S. Childers First and Second Semester Officers: President — Barbara Jacob Vice-President — Sarah Hawk Secretary — Natalie Sgambati Treasurer — Catherine Mizgerd 30 Organization 1 EITHIA1 CLUB Sponsors — Mrs. Helen Ivins Dr. Mark M. Evans First and Second Semester Officers: President — Robin Reinhold Vice-President — Charlotte Fretz Secretary — Melba Evans Treasurer — Ruth Coer SPEECH CLINIC Sponsor — Miss S. Elizabeth Tyson 31 FRENCH CLUB Sponsor — Mrs. Elizabeth Sevier Officers : President — Frank Mazza Vice-President — Constance Lebischak Secretary — Dolores Rodgers PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Sponsor — Dr. Katharine Denworth Officers: President — Ann Snyder Vice-President — Norman Burkhardt Secretary — Joan Miller GOVERNMENT CLUB Sponsor — Dr. Byron Fleck Officers: President — Raymond Jensen Vice-President — Ruth Appel Secretary — Marion Mannheimer SCIE CE CLUB Sponsor — Dr. Robert Gordon Officers: President — Louis Stojiper Vice-President — William Renfrew Secretary — Lois (Christian GEOGRAPHY CLUB Sponsor — Mr. AKin Keiiiard Officers : President — William Scheffey Vice-President — Harry Taylor Secretary — Marjorie Slee PHILOSOPHY CLUB Sponsor — Dr. James Bonder Officers : President — Sidney Mollard Vice-President — Anita Page Secretary — Ruth McLaughlin 33 POSTER CLUB Sponsor — Miss Hazel Lamborn Officers: President — Joseph Moore Secretary — Wanda Turpin ART CLUB Sponsor — Mr. Robert McKinney Officers: President — Bernard McManus Secretary — Barbara Loftus ASTRONOMY CLUB Sponsors — Miss Thelnia Greenwood Dr. Hale Pickett Officers : President— Alfrieda Buckalew Vice-President— Frederick Funk Secretary— Marjorie Lehr Treasurer — Ruth Goer CHESS CLUB Sponsor — Dr. Kenneth Slagle Officers : President — Robert Leoneiti Vice-President — Bernard Klazmer PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Sponsor — Mr. Kenneth L. Howers Officers: President — Ronald Slavecki Vice-President — Henry Loewen Secretary — Dorothy (Ihaniliers BRIDGE CLUB Sponsor — Miss Leone Broadhead Officers: President — Nancy Keyser Vice-President — Barbara Callen Secretary — Gertrude Cooke 16 A familiar scene in the Quad this fall was that of a sophomoie Phys. Ed. student busily sweejjing. This con- scientious girl was carrying out only one of her numerous tasks for Valkyrie Regs, which have done much to promote both school and club spirit. The Valkyrie Club, comprised of sopho- more, junior, and senior ' ' Phys. Ed. students, is one of the most active organizations on campus, and its ' members are easily recognized by their white blazers. An outstanding activity this year was the publishing of Newsletter. a bulletin containing Valkyrie alumnae news. It was edited bv the present mend)ers and circulated among alumnae. Another new feature was the awarding of a plaque to the outstanding Valkyrie member. Last, but not least, we cannot forget the major part the Valkyries played in the success of the { ' ircMs. The Heallh Eds congregate after a vielory. Sophomore Healtli Eds model the latest fashions. VALKYRIE CLUB FRIARS CLUB This organization during the past year has sponsored three dances, awarded a scholarship to a promising and needy male member of the Junior Class, and presented a trophy to the championship intramural basketball team. In addition, it pultH.-ihed its annual magazine. The Torch. FRIARS CLUB MEMBERS First Row: E. Harllaub, D. Di Salvi, G. Mur- ray, D. Wrighl, D. Harlney, Dr. Wright. Second Row: C. Witnian, G. Loper, A. Speaknian, P. Fleisher, C. Way, J. Collins, H. Troxell, A. Puglisi. Third Row: J. Magno, W. Zininiernian, H. Anderson, R. INorris, R. Miller, F. Funk. Membership in the Varsity Club is given to those men who have earned a varsity letter in a recognized sport. Each year the club under- takes such projects as the publication of the official football program, the Rdni ' s Horn, and sponsors Varsity Club dances. This year the club was under the capable leadership of Alexander eiinan, president; David Dolbin. vice-president; ( iyde Witman. secretary; and William Zimmer- man, treasurer. VARSITY CLUB VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS W. Zimmerman, Treasurer; A. Neiman, President; C. Wilman, Secretary. Not pic- lured : D. Dolbin, Vice-president. The Criterions play for all the big dances at W.CS.T.C This year Sonny Eaton was the director of the band, which consisted of sixteen members including the vocalists, Virginia Elliot and Fred Reinhart. Miss Elliot is the first woman vocalist to appear with the band. The Criterions use the original arrangements of Raymond Hoaster and Ronald Dellecker, former West Chester students. Music CRITERIONS MARCHING BAND Football memories would be incomplete without our Marching Band. Noted for its fast cadence and unusual arrangements, the band attends special occasions, sports events, and community affairs. It is directed by Mr. Carson and Dr. Antonowich with Kenneth Raessler acting as drum major. Special arrangements heard this season were by James Reed, Edwin Fell, and Fred Sales. The Marching Band has rightfully earned the reputation of the Best Small College Band in the Country. KENNETH RAESSLER, DRUM MAJOR Clubs jiBWii ' iiiflf iipiiiir COLLEGE SYMPHONY iiiiii fMillililiili The Symphony Orchestra consists of some eighty selected instrumentalists from the college. This organization presents programs both for civic and college audiences. This year ' s Spring Concert program featured Dvorak ' s Fourth Symphony, a work that is rarely performed. Mr. Zimmer and Mr. Middleton alternate as conductors of the group every second year. This year, the group performed under the leadership of Mr. Zimmer. SINFONIETTA Tlie Sinfonietta. under the direction of Dr. Keenan, is comprised of thirty mem- bers selected from the Symphony Orchestra. It was organized by its conductor in 1940. The concert repetoire includes various compositions by American composers. This years concert included . Concert Piece for Bassoon by Beirlle Phillips, featuring R. Sherry; Haydn ' s Symphony, Number 77, ' and Don Quixote by Telemann. 39 COLLEGE CHOIR The College Choir is composed of one hundred voices selected from the Music Curriculum. Dr. Frank T. Cheesman directed the choir until the return of Mr. Arthur K. Jones in the second semester. Activities of the choir include giving concerts in the surrounding localities, singing at the annual Christmas Carol Service, and participat- ing in other college programs. Voices Blend JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior Chorus posed of all the women in the Music Curriculum who are not members of the College Choir. During the absence of Mr. Arthur E. Jones, the group was under the direction of Dr. Frank T. Cheesman. The chorus participated in the annual Christmas Carol Service and presented a concert in the spring semester. The Men ' s Chorus, made up of seventy under- classmen, is under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Ginter. The chorus meets twice weekly, with Wil- liam Feldman serving as accompanist. This group, oflfering membership to men of all curricula, participates in two major activities each year: the annual Carol Service and the Spring Concert, at which time the Chorus shares the spotlight with the Women ' s Chorus to present a program of vocal music. MEN ' S CHORUS GIRL ' S GLEE CLUB The musical organization on campus which offers enjoyment for women students of all cur- ricula is the Girls ' Glee Club. Under the capable direction of Dr. Frank Cheesman, this group par- ticipates in the annual Christmas Carol Service and |)resents a Spring Concert. rrrrrrnt I I. J I ., f ..I K -•3 ' i;4 l- ' ' -i i 41 i Sponsor — Mr. Powell Middleton Officers: President — Eugene Brophy Vice-President — John Raser Secretary — Dorothy Baunieisler PHONOGRAPH CLUB Sponsor — Mr. Arnold Fletcher Officers: President — Peter Franks Vice-President — Frank Magno Secretary — Virginia Elliott Treasurer — George Yeatman MUSIC CLUB The Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Middleton, consists of eighty selected instrumentalists from the college. The annual concert, presented on March 21, included excerpts fro ' m Wagner ' s The Nibelungen Ring Third and Fourth Movements of Shostakovick ' s Eleventh Symphony ; and Mili- tary Marches. The guiding principle of the concert band and its director is musical sincerity and integrity. CONCERT BAND vX -f The Woodwind Quintet, a musical ensemble under the capable direction of Mr. Paul Carson, is one which is too often unrecognized on campus. The group consists of five instru- ments — flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and French horn, which are combined to offer unusual and melodic presentations. The Quintette performs at recitals and other musical functions of both civic and cultural natures. WOODWIND QUINTETTE 43 THE ALL STAR SERIES Robert Merrill, Baritone Yehudi Menuhin, Concert Violinist William Warfield, Baritone The All College Party, an evening of fun and entertain- ment for students and faculty members alike, was held on Tuesday, March 2. Under the sponsorship of the Student Gov- ernment Association, the soiree consisted of a variety of activities, scheduled at various intervals throughout the evening. The agenda included a faculty-student volleyball game, sporting events in the Old Gym, social dancing in Recreation Hall, and refreshments in the college dining room. Climaxing the event was a gala show produced and presented entirely by members of the faculty for the enjoyment and entertainment of students and guests. William Brodhag. President of Student Government Asso- ciation, headed the committee which formulated plans for the festivities; ALL COLLEGE PARTY Faculty members participate in the Student-Faculty Volleyball Game. Sally Burneson and Ralph Whittaker entertain at the Student-Faculty Variety Show. Mr. Fletcher jumps for the ball. 45 : ' K¥ i%. i The White Supper attracts both students and faculty. v: Christmas at West Chester brings with it the mingling of the old and the new — the warm familiarity of the traditional spiced with the freshness of the season. The annual White Supper, followed by the Carol Service, introduces to the campus the solemn, miraculous grandeur which is Christmas. Tlie Christmas tree lights the Quad. i A candleliglit procession introduces the Carol Service. John Holmes, Honor Soloist, sings O Holy Night. CHRISTMAS ON CAMPUS A vast audience listens to the Bible story of the first Christmas. THE COLLEGE CIRCUS Mr. Alvin Davis co-ordinates the form and rhythm of a dance routine. Perfect casting: Clowns Angelo, Kee- nan, Grossman, Kautter, and Uuft ' relax between scenes. With the coining of the animals and the call of the ringmaster, Robert Norris, this year ' s Physical Education Circus came to the new Field House. Stupendous! Colossal! Mammoth! shouted the spectators, as the base- ball tap, the crack freshman rhythm drill, and the inter- national dance extravaganza unfolded before the eyes of the thrilled onlookers. To capacity crowds this mass production made a two hour show one of abundant entertainment, while the jovial and jocund clowns hilariously frolicked to the delight of the fun-thrilled audience. The Circus Band literally pranced and romped with the clowns as they laughed through performances on April 7, 9, and 10. Meanwhile, in the ofTstage area, the hard-working circus directors and producers, Mr. Alvin Davis, and Miss Anne Schaub, with Nancy Snyder, Hazel Hendren, Nancy Vulich, and Robert Trimble, hustled the cast of three hundred fifty students in and out of their costumes. Through a combination of organization, originality, and an abundance of talent, the Circus was an outstand- ing event on the calendar of 1954. Sophomore girls use lemmy sticks to present an ex- hibition of rhythm and skill. The lumbering elephant cavorts with several monkeys in the gigantic animal parade which opens festivities. A y . - ' ' w V ' i | ' ATHLETICS Courage is a prime requisite in each piiase of the sports program. Joan D ' Arc typifiies such hravery and staunchness of purpose. Her shield syuiholizes the vah r and forthrightness of the true sportsman. ' We must take our courage in both hands. SninI Joan — Shaw Y ft; ' .■y W} ? f;,.r: ' gWi k ' ;.■ ' f :i .--r.M ■-,« l llg Spectators at the laying of the cornerstone, September 22, 1953. Mr. Waters, assisted by Dr. Sturzebecker and Mr. Pitt, places selected documents in the cornerstone. The Field House represents the most use- ful addition made in recent years to the facilities of the college. Designed to enlarge the Ehinger Gymnasium, the structure houses a large basketball court with seating capacity for several thousand spectators, an indoor track area, a modern swimming pool, extens- ive area for locker rooms, and offices for instructors in the Health and Physical Edu- cation Department. THE FIELD HOUSE 52 The exterior of the Field House. The swimming pool and adjoining bleacher facilities. Students dwarfed by the vasl- ness of the basketball area. 53 First Row: Spafford, lannucci, Kautter, Prender, Dolbin, Nei- man, Lamey, Beck, Duff, Stashis. Second Row: Mollard, Marion, Soscia, Buechele, Wolff, Furlow, Paciaroni, McAncney, Janik, linger. Third Row: McDernioll, Renshaw, Miller, Ortenzio, Ober, MacMurray, Crozier, Keenan, Giacchino. Fourth Row: Coia, Springer, Caliill, Monacelli, McCarthy, Pylko, Turnberger, Motta, Mosleller, Gatski. Fifth Row: Grindrod, Spera, McLaughlin, Lydon, Sorber, Holmes, Savage, Sirzreleeki, Herman, Royer. Sixth Row: Killinger, Mitten, Reese, Chilbert, Boyer, Cosella, Daniels, Norris, Bonder. FOOTBALL Coach Glenn Killinger ' s 1953 Golden Rams opened an ambitious nine game schedule with the Fort Belvoir Army Engineers. The Rams gave an excellent account of them- selves against the ex-collegiate stars before bowing 21-6. Pennsylvania Military College moved into Wayne Field intent upon trampling the Purple and Gold. However, West Chester ' s bench strength was too much for the Cadets and the Rams triumphed 27-8. West Chester next entertained Drcxel ' s Dragons in a not-too-hospitable style. Drexel crumbled before a 27 point fourth period onslaught and absorbed a 47-12 drubbing. The game of the year was played on the University of Delaware ' s field in Newark, Delaware. The Golden Rams, after trailing at halftime by a score of 13-7, came roaring back to overpower the highly- favored Blue Hens and handed them their only defeat of the season by a 27-13 score. Lock Haven was no match for the visiting Rams squad which rolled up a 54-7 count by the time the final whistle sounded. West Chester suffered a loss in prestige when an inspired East Stroudsburg team held them scoreless in the first half before the Rams rallied in the second half for a 16-7 victory. Back on Wayne Field again, the Ram gridders trounced helpless Kutztown 53-6 even though coach Killinger cleared the bench in an effort to keep the score down. After the Millersville game was canceled because of snow, the Rams traveled to Bloomsburg to play the Huskies with the Teachers College Champion- ship hanging in the balance. The Rams closed out the seas on with a hard fought 20-7 triumph and captured their second consecutive championship. 54 CO-C.4PTAIISS Alexander Neinian and David Dolbin SCORES West Chester Sept. 18 v. S. Army Engineers H 21 Sept. 25 Pa. Military College H 27 Oct. 2 Drexel Institute H 47 Oct. 10 University of Delaware A 27 Oct. 17 Lock Haven STC A 54 Oct. 24 East Stroudsburg STC A 16 Oct. 30 Kutzown STC H 53 Nov. 6 Millersville STC H Canceled Nov. 14 Bloomsburg STC A 20 COACHES Mr. Robert Reese, J. V. Head Coach; Dr. Glenn Killinger, Head Coach; Dr. James Bonder, Line Coach; Mr. Robert Mitten, Backfield Coach. Opponents 6 8 12 13 7 7 6 55 Rams Carry the Ball Neiman and Prender lead the interference. What seems to be the delay? Rams begin play with P.M.C. Neiman tries to break loose around end. Prender boxed in by P.M.C. — or is he? CHEERLEADERS CAPTAIN Betty Jane Simmons ■ . i.. iii icT ' ' ■ m-m Fight! Rams, Fight! CHEERLEADIISG SQUAD Kneeling: M. L. Nolan, B. J. Simmons, S. Burneson and S. Steedle, Standing: J. Michener, S. Kile, A. Page, and A. Dunn. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS B. J. Simmons, M. L. Nolan, A. Page and S. Steedle. 57 The all-important coin is flipped. That extra point is attempted by Mosteller. ■ JM ' t Prender stopped on the five. Ram defense proves successful Pregame instructions are given iiniiiij iiiiMi II CO-CAPTAINS Anthony Puglisi and Howard Troxell SCORES West Chester Opponent 7 University of Delaware 1 3 Drexel Institute 1 U. S. Military Academy 2 ' 3 East Stroudsburg S.T.C. 2 4 University of Baltimore 1 University of Pennsylvania 2 6 LaSalle College 3 Seton Hall College 1 COACH Mr. Earle Waters First Row: M. Freeman, M. Roman, J. Oliver, B. Heisler, A. Puglisi, H. Troxell, B. Charlton, J. Lauffer, R. Wilson, T. Ramsey. Secimd Row: Mr. Waters, J. Ranelli, J. Massey, A. Donofrio, J. Kulp, J. Petit, J. Smiihgall, C. Rey, G. Murray, B. Trimble, Mr. Skillen. 60 B. Heisler encounters opposition in his iitlenipt for a goal. A. Puglisi passes the bull to u wailing Ram booler. SOCCER The (iolden Kam hooters of 195 5 with six leltermen in the raiik. emharked u|)oii an eight-game soccer season. Thev first traveled to Newark. Delaware, where they trounced the Blue Hens of the I ' niversity of Delaware hy a score of 7-1. Six men got into the scoring column in the West Chester triumph. On Vi ' ayne Field the following week the Hams encountered an inspired Drexel team. Boh Hisler. Bill (Charlton, and Howard Troxell scored for West Chester as the Hams won a hard-fought hattle hy a score of .-i-O. Karle Vi aters proteges next traveled to West F ' oint for a game with the Cadet soccer team. The Hams iiattled valiantly i)Ut fell before the vengeful Army team. 2-1. Bob Heisler scored West Chester ' s only goal. Invading the Teachers College ranks for the only time of the season, the soccermen eked out a 3-2 victory over East Stroudsburg on two goals by Bob Heisler and one by Mike Homan. This loss broke a two year Kast Stroudsburg unbeaten streak. Back on Wayne i-ield again, the Hams took the measure of Baltimore I ni- versity. Mason-Dixon Conference champion, by a score of 4-0 to a enge a defeat at their hands last season. Bob Heisler drove home three goals, and All-American Tony Puglisi added another. The game that will always be remembered was played with the I iii ersity of Pennsylvania on Wayne Field in a driving snowstorm. Many loyal fans turned out to witness a bitterly contested game in which the Red and Blue was victorious by the score of 2-1. Sergis Hey headed in the Hams lone goal, although the West Chester front line repeatedlv penetrated the Penn defenses only to be stopped by the Penn goalie. LaSalle College was no match for the fired-uj) Hams as five men scored to shut the Explorers out ()■(). Mike Homan led the scorers with two goals. The I ' urple and (Jold terminated the season with a ilourisli 1)V stojtping previously unbeaten Seton Hall by a .3-1 score. Troxell scored two goals, and Homan. one. as the Hams rallied from a 1-0 deficit. 61 Sal ' s Comedians, an intramural basketball squad MEN ' S INTRAMURALS The Intramurals Program for Men is designed to give o|)portunity for participation in athletic activities to men of ail curricula. Commencing in the fall semester with tennis matches, the program extends throughout the year and includes such sports as basketball, roller hockey, and softball. Michael McWilliams. assisted by Charles Way, headed the committees which formulated plans for sched- uling the various athletic events. Sheldon Safl ' ren and Richard Binganian, finalists in the Men ' s Intramural Tennis competition. GYMNASTICS Cule Alexander exhibits perfect form on the trampoline. The 1953-1954 Ram gymnastics squad did not function as a varsity team this year since they did not engage in intercollegiate con)petition. However, the team did travel to several high schools in the vicinity — West Chester. Bervvyn. Ridley Townshij). and Newcastle. Delaware. High Schools, where they staged gym exhihitions for the students. Albert Donofrio was the only senior perform- ing with the team this year. Coach Alvin Davis expects to enter a team in the intercollegiate com- petition next season with such men as Harry Wil- liams. Thomas Orr. and Kdward () Keefe serving as regulars. Muscles flexed, I ' nnicis Monti hahinces on the par- allel bars. First Row: Mr. Messikonier, K. SlialTer, T. Beck, S. Saffren, R. Miller, J. Rich. Second Row: Mr. Reese, J. Havrilla, J. Griffis, W. Riedenumn, J. Edelnian, E. Finn, L. Tancredi. BASKETBALL The Rams opened the season with a 65-51 loss to powerful LaSalie College. Hofstra College won out in a hard-fought contest in the Ehinger Gymnasium by a 75-66 score. The first victory of the season was scored against Rider College, 54-52. However, it was soon forgotten as Millersville and Baltimore both took the measure of West Chester by scores of 76-69 and 82-75 respectively. The Messikomer men finally got into the winning column with victories over Shippensburg by 85-78 and over Elizabethtown by 74-69. Drexel to])i)ed the Rams in the initial game in the new Field House by 66-58. West Chester then won eight consecutive games, five of them on the home floor, before bowing to Millersville for the second time by a score of 66-52. The Rams were not slowed by the defe at, and Kutztown 70-50, Denison 65-64, Baltimore 78-70, P.M.C. 67-58, and East Stroudsburg 83-56 lost before the local fans. Taking to the road for several of their games, the West Chester quintet joined forces to defeat Washington College by a score of 68-52, Bloomsburg by a score of 80-72, and Delaware by a score of 64-49. With seniors Theodore Beck, Sheldon Saffren, and Richard Miller leaving the ranks of the squad. Coach Messi- komer looks to the remaining members to carry on the team ' s traditions next season. The Golden Ram cagers of 1953-1954 had one of their most successful seasons in recent years. Coach Emil Messi- koiner s proteges got into high gear after moving into the Field House at the beginning of the second semester. Co- captained by Theodore Beck and Sheldon Saffren, the Rams ran their winning streak to eight in a row at one time during the season before bowing to Millersville in the State Teachers College Conference title game. James Rick, Richard Miller, and Karl Shaffer, along with Beck and Saffren, comprised the starting team. Supporting them were several dependable replacements including Edward Finn, John Edelman, Walter Riedemann, and John Havrilla. Louis Tancredi headed the group of managers who served the team this year. COACHES Mr. Emil Messikonier and Mr. Robert Reese. 65 J,K BASKETBALL First Roiv: W. Sheely, D. Langan, R. Ciampalnii, G. Bordi, A. Meizell, J. Best. Second Row: Mr. Reese, M. Minch, P. Poole, G. Henderson, R. Brown, J. Chronister, R. Smith, T. Jacoby. BASKETBALL SCORES West Chester Opponent West Chester Opponent 51 LaSalle College 65 70 Kutztown S.T.C 56 66 Hofstra College , 75 65 Denison University 64 54 Rider College 52 80 Bloomsburg S.T.C. 72 69 MillersviUe S.T.C. 76 78 Baltimore University 70 75 Baltimore University 82 67 Pennsylvania Military College . 58 56 East Stroudsburg S.T.C 54 83 64 East Stroudsburg S.T.C. Delaware University . 56 68 Washington College 52 49 85 Shippensburg S.T.C. Elizabethtown College 78 52 MillersviUe S.T.C. 66 74 69 78 Shippensburg S.T.C. 72 58 Drexel Institute 66 -• v. first Row: R. DiSuIvi, J. Myers, G. Loper, F. Groff, L. Boliner. Second Roic: M. McWillianis, J. Banker!, L. Miller, J. Kline, J. Fisher, B. Lewis, D. Wilgis, Mr. Hawthorne. Coach Arthur Hawthorne ' s hard working Golden Ram harriers made 1953 a banner season as far as cross country was concerned. The Rams, who had been a character build- ing team for the past few years, compiled an excellent 6-2 record. Mr. Hawthorne ' s proteges inaugurated the season by beating Lehigh University by the score of 25-34 (low score wins in cross country). Middle Atlantic Champion St. Joseph ' s College had too much for the Rams as they trounced West Chester by 43-16. LaSalle College had to go all out to shade the Rams by a 31-24 score. Freshman Jerry Baiikert set a new Washington College course record, when the Ram harriers stopped Washington by the score of 25-30. Bankert again broke a course record as the Rams romped over the Cheyney Team by a 15-45 score. Inevitably, the home course record fell as Jerry Bankert led West Chester to an 18-43 victory over visiting Howard University. Temple University was the next to fall before the surging Rams by a score of 25-35. The West Chester runners closed their season with a resounding 20-43 humbling of Albright College. Freshmen Jerry Bankert and Don Wilgis were a con- siderable aid to veterans George Loper, Dan DiSalvi, Bob Lewis, and Jim Myers in making possible this fine season. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES West Chester Opponent 25 Lehigh University 34 43 St. Joseph ' s College 16 31 LaSalle College 24 25 Washington College 30 15 Cheyney S.T.C. 45 18 Howard University 43 25 Temple University 35 20 Albright College 4 67 WRESTLING X V II  1 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM First Rote: K. McLean, P. Zagerino, C. Witman, A. Soscia. W. Zimmerman, K. Ober, E. Trezise. Second Row: M. For- sythe, L. Corson, L. Bohner, H. Miller, and Dr. Trezise. WRESTLING SCORES West Chester Opponent 30 Lincoln University 5 28 University of Pennsylvania 11 Lock Haven S.T.C. 14 25 Towson S.T.C 2 24 Ithaca College 10 28 Millersville S.T.C. 6 32 East Stroudsburg S.T.C 28 Bainbridge 3 27 Temple l niversity . 3 68 CO-CAPTAINS Clyde Witnian and Anthony Soscia. Dr. Willard Trezise ' s Golden Ram wrestler ' s of 1954 had another excellent season. The Rams thoroughly trounced Lincoln and Pennsylvania Universities with scores of 30-5 and 28-0 respectively. The Ram grapplers followed the apparent trend of varsity teams as they lost in their first appearance in the newly-completed Field House. Opposing Lock Haven without the services of a heavyweight, the Rams lost hy a close 14-11 score as 147 pound Pat Zagarino lost a 5-3 decision in the heavyweight event to a man thirty pounds heavier than he. Recovering quickly from the defeat, West Chester soundly thumped Towson, Maryland, by the score of 25-2 and took the measure of Ithaca College by a 24-10 score. The usually potent Millersville squad was crushed under a deluge of Ram victories when the wrestlers chalked up a score of 28-6. East Stroudsburg S.T.C. was the next victim of the Rams, falling by a 32-0 score. Outstanding among the varsity wrestlers were co-cap- tains Clyde Witman and Tony Soscia, Bill Zimmerman, Pat Zagarino, Mike Forsythe, Ken Ober, Lou Corson, and Webb Reyner. West Chester matnien display prowess in downing opponents. First Row; J. Furlow, M. Montgomery, F. Souel, E. Shiller, Second Rote: G. Alexander, P. Williams, R. Bingunian, R. Sliarpless, M. Freeman, E. Conrad, R. Fitzgerald. Third Roiv: G. Loper, T. Weyant, R. Smith, T. Lambert, A. Levin, J. Walker, R. Crozier, F. Farrell. AQUATICS SCORES West Chester Opponent 39 East Stroudsburg S.T.C 45 62 Swarthniore College 23 55 Villanova University 29 59 Pennsylvania Military College 25 31 Lafayette College 50 23 University of Delaware 61 29 University of Pennsylvania 55 48 Drexel Institute 36 The mermen of West Chester embarked upon an ambitious schedule in 1954 while anxiously awaiting the opening of the new pool in the Field House. After losi ng a close battle to East Stroudsburg by a score of 45-39. the Ram swimmers outstroked Swarthmore 62-23, Villanova 55-29, and Pennsylvania Military College 59-25. The first meet in the new pool pitted the Rams against the Leopards of Lafayette. The Leopards came out on top by a 50-31 score. Coach Edward Twardowski ' s men then bowed to Pennsylvania by a score of 55-29 and to Delaware by a 61-23 score, rounding out a very full two weeks of competition. The most dependable men on the squad were Edward Conrad and Robert Mugslay who received much support from such men as Captain John Furlow. Robert Fitzgerald, Terry Weyant, Millard Freeman, and Edward Schiller. George Loper was the senior manager of the team. 70 Fitzgerald demonstrates a back dive to other swimmers. Bill Marion serves as life guard while women swimmers use pool. XHim J Tl R. Kautter, F. Chrislnian, B. Eckrolh, H. McQuiston, R. Blatl, and Mr. Waters. GOLF With Mr. Earle Waters on a sabbatical leave, the 1953 Ram golfers were coached by Mr. Edward Gardner. The golfers played an eight game schedule, win- ning four and losing four. The linksmen were led by co-captains Robert Sicoli and Henry McQuiston. In addition to these men, Edward Kearns, Edward Stoechle, Carl Schwartz, Benjamin Eckroth, and Ronald Blatt were a considerable help to the team. Co-captain McQuiston was chosen by his fellow golfers to serve as captain of the 1954 team. 72 Seated: A. Donofrio, Mr. Twardowski, M. Crespy. Standing: V. Trombelta, V. Crespy, F. Helker, and B, Marion, The Varsity Tennis Team is one which is finally begin- nin r to attain much deserved recognition. I nder the able coaching of Mr. Twardowski. the net men completed a full schedule last year and finished with the imposing tally of six victories and only two defeats. This is. indeed, a record when the caliber of the opposition is considered. The West Chester squad opposed such formidable teams as St. Josephs College, the L niversity of Delaware. LaSalle (College, and others of no less importance. Heading the team in 1953 were Alan Quay and Clar- ence (irumbine who, with the cooperation of their team- mates, served to bring success to the College. An important event for the team was the Inter-Col- legiate Tennis Tournament, which was held in the Fall of 1954 at Bucknell L niversity. West Chester, one of the thirteen colleges represented, sent the Crespy boys, Vic and Mort. who played to give the teachers fourth pla ce in the final tabulation. TENNIS SCORES West Chester Opponents April 15 Albright College H Rain April 22 Kutztown S.T.C H 8 1 April 25 St. Joseph ' s College H 5 4 April 27 Swarthmore College A 9 April 29 I ' niversity of Delaware . H 8 1 May 6 St. Joseph ' s College A 7 2 May 9 LaSalle College A 6 3 May 11 Temple I ' niversity A 6 3 May 16 Drexel Institute A 4 5 73 TRACK Under the tutelage of Mr. John Clokey the well- balanced 1953 Golden Ram Track and Field Team rolled up an impressive 8-2 log and won the State Teachers College Championship along the way. Opening the season with a hustling Lincoln outfit, the Rams exhibited overall power as they stopped the men from Oxford, Pennsylvania, 79 3 10 — 51 7 10. Cheyney, a strong sprinting team, was the next victim as West Chester superiority in field events gave them an 87-44 victory. East Stroudsburg was com- pletely outclassed by the Rams, 99-27. In a triangular meet with Shippensburg and Cheyney, West Chester gave a preview of the coming State Teachers College Champion- ships by shading Cheyney and Shippensburg with the final scores reading 82 1 3 — 43 1 3 — 37 1 3, respectively. Traveling to Philadelphia for the Penn Relays, the West Chester Mile Relay Team, composed of Al Angelo, Jim Gelwicks, John McAneney, and Bob Lewis, came in second in their heat. A 63-63 tie meet with Montclair, iNew Jersey, State Teachers College, was sandwiched between losses to powerful St. Joseph ' s 471 2 — 781 2 and LaSalle Colleges 351 4 — 901 4. The State Teachers College Championship found the Rams once again on top with 72 points. Shippens- burg with 531 2 points was second, and Cheyney with 391 2 points was third. The Rams closed the season by trouncing Bloomsburg, 92-34, VARSITY TRACK TEAM First Roto: Mr. Clokey, A. Daniel, B. Fretz, J. Echternat ' li, M. Facciolli, J. Hagen, A. Karpaitis, F. Wright, M. MiWil- liams, C. Ames. Second Row: G. Dussinger, R. Miller, G. Loper, A. Angelo, T. Beck, B. Butler, J. Gelwicks, C. Wilnian. Third Row: J. Fisher, S. Mollard, P. Gazzilo, F. Calhoun, J. McAneney, B. Lewis, B. Condit, D. Wolff , R. Davis, G. Kean, D. Graniis. Fourth Row: C. Follz, D. Frv, D. MacMurray, B. Lepenberg, B. CoB ey, IN. Burkhardt. Fifth Row: D. Slauf- fer, B, Mosteller, B. McCann, J. Chronisler. a ai iOdBP« «a Trackmen Set the Pace Bob Lewis breaks the tape. Karpaitis puts the shot. i ' v ? A- - The discus soars into the air. I| M f Echlernai-h and McAneney begin the long hiiiil. Mickey Riedeniann clears the bur. ' t);. Paul Fleisher gains altitude. An all-out effort by Ken Ober. - i Jk Paul Fleisher scales the heights. Bill Kriner clears the bar. Ted Beck fires for distances. 76 ' N Seated: Dr. Killinger, J. Mignona, J. Myers, F. Prender, R. Spafford, C. Henderson, Mr. Messikomer. Standing: F. Murphy, B. Quinn, F. HoiTman, G. Murray, P. Briner, C. Ross, B. Allison. BASEBALL The 1953 edition of baseball at West Chester proved to be one of its best in recent years. When the final analysis was evaluated, the West Chester Stickmen had a 13 win — 2 lose record. Glen Kiliinger s swatters defeated some of the outstand- ing teams in the Philadelphia area. Their most noteworthy victory was an 8-6 win over a highly publicized Villanova nine. At one time during the season the Rams had nine straight victories, only to be stopped by a powerful Blooms- burg State Teachers College team. Once on the field, the Rams were led by their co- captains. Bill Munch and Fred Prender. Prender led the team in runs batted in, and Munch ' s spectacular plays gave West Chester one of the best defensive infields in the East. Throughout the 1953 season, Bob Quinn and Fred Hoffman aided the team tremendously with their hitting and pitching. When Quinn or Hoffman were not pitching, they played the outfield. Both men turned in one-hit perform- ances on the mound. In the hitting department every man on the West Chester team batted over .300. Bob Quinn won the team batting championship with an amazing .421 average. Hoffman finished second in the batting honors, followed by Murphy and Hendrickson. With the exception of one game, Cliff Hendrickson was the backstop for West Chester. Cliff batted well over the .350 mark and contributed greatly to the team ' s success with great defensive plays. The Rams have high hopes for the 1954 season. Through graduation the swatter ' s lost Captain Bill Munch and Charles Weber, who was runner-up for National Cham- pion in Wrestling. With a replacement for Munch in the West Chester infield. Coach Killinger will again have an error-tight infield. With two pitchers like Fred Hoffman and Bob Quinn returning, and a team which batted over .300 during the past season, the year of 1954 promises to be a rewarding one on the baseball diamond at West Chester. MANAGERS Kneeling! H. Bader, J. Bickel, M. L. Harle. Seated: J. Knopp, J. Gib- bons, S. Kile, B. Huebner, M. L. Nolan, L. Horner, V. Gray. Stand- ing: M. Beebe, E. Huber, Miss Wade, M. Clark, N. On, M. L. Big- ony, M. Manwiler, H. Freitag, N. Coulter. EXECUTIVE BOARD Seated: M. L. Nolan, B. Huebner, N. Ort, J. Gibbons. Standing: Miss Wade, J. Bickel, L. Horner, S. Kile, Miss Margeruni. Sponsors, Miss Katherine Margeruni and Miss Myra Wade. WRA members receive instruction from Miss Yanisch. W.R.A. Offers a Varied Program for Women Throughout the college year, the Women ' s Recreation Association features a varied athletic program. This extra- curricular organization gives all women students the oppor- tunity to participate in their favorite sport or recreational activity. There are fifteen different activities, including golf, which was added this year. The program provides fair com- petition and aims to develop skills, leadershij), and good sportsmanship. Business is conducted by a Board of Managers, includ- ing the officers and faculty advisers, and an Executive Board whose members are elected from the Managers ' Board with a representative from the Day Council. Meetings are held in the new W.R.A. office in the Old Gymnasium. A new bulletin board has been erected outside the office. The Women ' s Recreation Association sponsors a square dance each play. Play days are also a main attraction. The inter-collegiate part of the program offers the opportunity to compete and to socialize with girls from other colleges. The Women ' s Recreation Association has made great strides this year under the very capable leadership of Bar- bara Huebner. Miss Wade and Miss Margerum served as the faculty advisers. The rapid growth of this organization seems to indicate its popularity on the college campus. 79 WRA Swimming Outing Roller Skating 80 SPONSORS . Badminton Bowling ' :i. ' ' l ' f ' .V V;- WOMEN ' S EXTRAMURAL HOCKEY TEAM Kneeling: M. Painter, P. Melrath, G. Clark, M. L. Bigony, A. Page, Captain, B. Huebner, J. Bickel, B. Cowperlhwait, E. Patlon, G. Gray, G. Holeonibe. Standing: M. Walters, J. Lennox, H. Freilag, R. Barthelmess, B. Clyde, P. Dillon, J. Smedley, A. Weslberg, B. Wolle, J. Surrick, P. Crowley and L. Homer. With a strong forward line and smooth defense play, the Hockey Team opened its season against Temple. Although the West Chester girls held the advantage most of the time, the opponents tallied four times to West Chester ' s three. The second game was played on Wilmington field, the visiting Beaver Team scoring again once more than the home team, the game ending in a 3-2 loss for West Chester. The third and final game with Ursinus ended, the visiting team winning. At the All-College competition at Ursinus College, West Chester made an excellent record, placing fullback Jean Smedley on the All-College First Team, fullback Betsy Wolle and goalkeeper Margie Walters on the second team, and halfabck Barbara Clyde and inner Betty Cowperthwait on the third team. lender the excellent coaching of Miss Dorothy Yanisch and Miss Jean Landis, this year has produced one of the college ' s most skilled and cooperative teams. Consisting mostly of freshmen and sophomores, the members will be returning to provide more thrills and excitement next year. 82 WOMEN ' S HOCKEY Miss Dorothy Yanisch, Coach • .1 - Janet Bickel awaits a pass from Ginny Gray. West Chester ' s All College Player, Jean Smedley, takes a free hit. A lunge by Barbara Clyde breaks up an opponent ' s play. 83 m W Carol Holt drives for a goal. Ruth Pfefferle captures the ball for her team. INTRAMURAL HOCKEY The teams lined up, ready for the starting whistle. With the weatherman providing sunshine almost every day, the Intramural Hockey Tournament started in full swing soon after school opened. This year ' s schedule was at its fullest capacity with seven academic and eight health education teams. Under the direction of W.K.A. manager, Margaret Clark, the Round Robin Tournament was interrujjted by the unseasonal blizzard which occurred in November, and the final play-offs never materialized. Games were sandwiched together from three to five-thirty o ' clock. The few bruised shins could never compare to the keen competition, fun, and team spirit found in afternoons spent in enjoying this invigorat- ing sport. 84 D vT 3 J i v p aJ A L ' • ' . 1 1 Ki« Bn| IMI JklH m C K I s m - r JL 11 Bjfv 1 The men exhibit victory smiles SENIOR HOCKEY GAME Hockey sticks flailed the air, and heavy feet pounded the sod one November afternoon as the Senior members of the Health and Physical Education Depart- ment met in a fast-moving hockey game. It was a contest which pitted the physical strength of an all-male team against the wiles of an entirely female aggregation. After several periods of vigorous activity, the women conceded defeat as the men shot their way to an imposing 11-1 victory. Team members gather in good spirits after the fray. 85 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Keen Competition and Good Sportsmanship Keynote Basketball Games COACH Miss Katherine Margerum Team members achieve co-ordinalion through practice A. Westberg and J. Smedley compete for the ball. 86 WOMEN ' S EXTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: D. Boughner, J. Bickel, M. Smith, G. Gray, B. Eckenrolh, A. I.ov, N. On, M. Keller, M. Waller. Second Roiv: J. Waterfield, P. Harve , M. Bradley, R. Paul, M. J. Bird, P. Melralli, M. I.. Bigony, J. Bonsall, C. Schneider, B. Cowper- ihwait. Third Row: P. Crowley, L. Horner, E. Palton, B. Clyde, Under the capable leadership of student manager, Barbara Eckenroth, and faculty adviser. Miss Katherine Margerum. the girls ' basketball team got under way early in January. After two weeks of intensive practice. Miss Margerum managed to cut the team down to thirty-nine players. The extramural team met with L rsinus and Immaculata on its home court and then journeyed to Swarthmore to test its skills with those of the Swarthmore lassies. All three games were fast-mo ing and proved to be a real test for i)oth teams. Seniors participating in this program were Marlyne Schoenly. Anita Page, and Ruth Paul. A. Page, M. .Sehoenly, R. Barlheliness, S. Kile, N. PVIir, R. Brandenberg. Fourth Row: J. Bush, A. McConisey, M. Lonibardo, B. Wolle, J. Hagen, P. Dillon, J. Sniedley, A. Weslberg, C. Ryan, M. Andrews, A. Minnis. INTRAMl RAL BASKETBALL The intramural basketball program provided an oppor- tunity for more than two hundred girls to participate. Miss Ruth Reed, faculty adviser, and Nancy Coulter, student manager, divided their twenty-five teams into five leagues — two composed of students from the Elementary, Secondary and Music curricula, and three of students from the Health and Physical Education curriculum. Each league played a Round Robin Tournament, and the winner from each league played for the championship. The winner of the Academic League was the team aptly titled the No Names, while the winner of the Health Education League was the group known as Lucy ' s Ladies. Sophomore Health Education students acted as coaches for the teams, while the junior and senior girls did the olTiciating, and the freshmen served as timekeepers and scorekeepers. 87 VOLLEYBALL Under the capable leadership of Miss Myra Wade, faculty adviser, and Margie Beebe, manager, the Archery Club got off to an early start. Approximately twenty-seven girls participated in this very popular W.K.A. activity. In fair weather they practiced on the archery range behind President ' s Swope home, while in poor weather the Old Gym provided a shelter for their practice. This year the Archery Club planned three meets with surrounding colleges and held one tournament at West Chester. ARCHERY B. Ford, Y. Trasalti, D. Rodgers, P. Pals, G. Larkin, J. Robinson, E. Paynler, T. Tenipleton, M. Lawlon, M. Beebe, Manager. -t WOMEN ' S TENNIS COACH AND LEADIISC SINGLES PLAYERS A. Feeney, Miss Leach, J. Smedley and J. Uglies WOMEN ' S TENNIS TEAM Kneeling: J. Ughes, K. Attick, P. Broker, J. Kramer, Standing : H. Freilag, N. Vulich, J. Smedley, A. Feeney. The W.R.A. Tennis Club, coached hy Miss Muriel Leach, enjoyed an undefeated season durin-r the spring of 95 ' A. Meeting Temple at home and winning every set, the team then traveled to I rsinus where it again proved victorious. With approximately forty-five girls participating in the 1954 ladder tournament, competition was keen. Some of the girls who saw extramural action were Ann Feeney. Janet I ' ghes. and Jean Smedley. Manager Herma Freitag spent many hours giving instruction to those girls who wished to become more adept on the courts. In addition, a mixed doubles tournament was held which attracted both men and women tennis enthusiasts. 89 STUDENT BODY In his masterpiece, The Divine Comedy, Dante has presented the drama of man ' s search for perfection. Just as this j reat poem is an adventure in search of freedom, so our four years at West Chester have been an adventure in search of truth, beauty, and harmony. 1 thou, he answered, ' ' ' ' follow hill thy star. Thou ranst not miss at last a glorious haven. The Divine Comedy — Dante r j FRESHMEN OFFICERS Matthew Mincli, Treasurer; Patricia Reilz, Secretary; Eleanor Henderson, Vice-President, Daniel Langan, President. ADVISERS Dr. Gerald Keenan and Miss Jean Landis. 92 Freshmen As a Part of the Campus Scene . . . Wayne Field is the scene of action as members of the Class of 1957 pay homage to upperclassnien. Freshmen celebrate the end of Regs by burning dinks in the Quad. Upperclassmen entertain Freshmen at a party in their honor. 93 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Betsy Wallis, Secretary, Muriel Winn, Vice-President, Karl Cudenberg, President, and Richard Wuest, Treasurer. CLASS AOyiSERS Mr. Arthur Hawthorne and Miss Ethel Keller. 94 Sophomores of various curricula contribute to the social life of the campus. Reluming to West Chester in the fall, the Sophomore Class was eager to start on its second eventful year of col- lege life. With a hearty cry of Hail! Valkyrie. the Health and Physical Education women were the first to make the campus aware of this energetic class. In the field of sports, Robert Mosteller, Edward Conrad. James Fisher. Donald Gatski, and William Crozier were acclaimed by their fellow classmates, as Marguerite Crowley, Mary Lou Bigony, and Joan Miller cheered them on to victory from the side lines. The entire Sophomore Class combined talents and efforts on October 26, under the able guidance of Miss Ethel Keller and Mr. Arthur Hawthorne, to present the beautiful Twilight Terrace Dance in Ehinger Gymnasium. Elizabeth Gallery and many fellow classmates assisted in making the affair one of the gala events of the year. On April 24, 1954, the student body again praised this industrious class when another successful dance highlighted its array of varied activities. The Sophomore Class may indeed be proud of its officers: Karl (Judenberg, president; Muriel Winn, vice- president; Betsy Wallis, secretary; and Richard Wuest, treasurer. Through cooj)eration and hard work, the Class of ' 56 has made contributions — both academic and social — to cam- pus life. 95 T%X. w s x .: — -- — sr ■ t. : 1 96 97 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS J. Collins, P. Ruth, J. Brown, R. Wolf. CLASS ADVISERS Mrs. Miriam Gottlieb and Mr. John Clokey. 98 RIISG COMMITTEE J. Carter, Chairman, R. Malacrea, J. Ilontz and J. Mclvor. H i ■■■ ' jfe n H ■nij . 1 Mu Hb -v V ' ( Ik Wk v ' H H H r H F ' if i n B 111: KT ll JVISIOR PROM PREVIEW Junior Prom Queen Candidates are presented to the student body in an atmosphere of the Oriental. 99 THE The Junior Prom Queen, Betty Wil- liams, is crowned by Ann Feeney, last year ' s Queen. The Queen dances with her escort, Paul Brener. TOO JUNIOR PROM • J ?- ■•li ' 1 ' ' v mm ■ % ' I ' K ■ 101 102 103 CLASS OFFICERS Seated: R. Daniel Di Salvi, President and Donald Wright, Vice-President. Standing: Frances Mohnack, Secretary and Paul Fleisher, Treasurer. 104 CLASS ADVISERS Mrs. Helen Ivins and Mr. Emil Messikomer. As the curtain falls on the final act of our college life, let us look back on the last few scenes of our production. Under the direction of Daniel Di Salvi, our cast has worked hard for the performance which has brought a round of applause from students, faculty, and friends. The last few scenes in which our members participated were the annual Hallowe ' en Party, the Senior Dinner, and Senior Week-end. In addition, we presented the Christmas tree in the Quad which has always been a highlight in our show. Yes, it can certainly be said that the cast of ' 54 brought down the curtain on a most successful production. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Seated, First Row: C. Steffa. Second Row: M. Brown, P. Yeagle, A. Speakman, A. Hallnian, and N. Estrada. Standing: R. Slavecki, T. Clyde, and D. Harlney. 105 V- v SFvy H 107 ALL-COLLEGE HALLOWE ' EN PARTY One of the chief duties delegated to the Senior Class is that of sponsoring the All-College Hallowe ' en Party, an annual event occurring in the closing days of October. This year, a steady downpour forced party goers to abandon the Quad, usual scene of operations, and continue their merriment in Rec. Hall. Activities consisted of square dancing, entertain- ment, and refr eshments, with a costume parade climaxing festivities. Underclassmen contributed to the success of the venture by providing spe- cial iiooths which proved unique and entertainin?;. Joyce Swendsen and Jack Holmes entertain seniors with cur- rent song hits. An innovation this year on the somewhat traditional agenda of the Senior Class was the dinner honoring January graduates. This function, replacing the customary formal dance, was held in the college dining room on the evening of January 6, 1954. All seniors, both dormitory and day students, were invited to attend. Under the capable direction of the class officers and various class committees, the dinner was highlighted by an informal address given by the President of the College, Dr. Charles S. Swope. Members of the January graduating class also presented entertainment befitting the occasion. The Waynesmen, popular campus quar- tette, present their unique renditions to din- ner guests. DINNER FOR JANUARY GRADUATES Seniors give their attention to the remarks presented by President Swope. no THE MIDWINTER FORMAL The chief social event of the Second Semester at West Chester is the annual Mid-Winter Formal. Under the direction of the Advisory Board, the dance was held this year on Saturday, March 13, in Recreation Hall. Varying shades of blue and silver were used to create an atmosphere of charm and beauty in accordance with the Gershwin-inspired theme, Rhapsody in Blue. Helen Dennis, assisted by Gloria Fava, directed the committees of Day and Dormitory Councils, who combined efforts to contribute to the success of the dance. 112 ' HOTEL DuPONT, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE The Hotel DuPont, Wilmington, Delaware The Gold ' ' tao ttoie OuPo« ' oCvUe senior SENIOR WEEKEND The gala social event in the life of any graduating student at West Chester is Senior Weekend. Held this year on the evenings of April 30 and May 1, the weekend climaxed months of planning by committees composed of class members appointed by Chairman Donald Wright. Friday night, April 30, was the Senior Ball. This dance was held in the splendor of the Gold Ballroom of the Hotel DuPont, Wilmington, Delaware. On Saturday evening. May 1, Seniors again convened — this time at an informal dinner dance held at the Hotel Broadwood in downtown Philadelphia. Guests enjoyed a delicious dinner followed by an evening of dancing. Although Senior Weekend passed quickly, its memories will long remain with members of the Class of 1954. 113 ANN ADAMS . . . Annie-Boo . . . Elementary . . . 636 Hamil- ton Avenue, Bethlehem, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Bridge Club, F.T.A., S.C.A., Little Theater, Student Government, Women ' s Dormi- tory Council, Serpentine, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Class Committee. F. MEGAN ADAMS . . . Mugs . . . Elementary ... 722 Wood Street, Bristol, Pa. . . . Newman Club, F.T.A., A.C.E., W.R.A., Epicurean Club. JO ANN M. AHERN . . . Aek . . . Elementary ... 273 West Cottage Place, York, Pa. . . . F.T.A., Newman Club, W.R.A., Bridge Club, Neithian Club, Geography Club. DOLORES ALTHOUSE . . . Dee . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Stevens, Pa. . . . Visual Aids Club, Photography Club, New- man Club, Philosophy Club, F.T.A., A.C.E., Elementary Fes- tival, Senior Class Committee. HARRY W. ANDERSON . . . Andy . . . Health and Physical Education . . . R.D. 1, Rising Sun, Md. . . . Basketball, Base- ball. ALFRED ANGELO . . . Ange . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . 1318 Arrott Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Track, Captain 4, Intramural Sports, Football Coach, Psychology Club, Philosophy Club, Newman Club, Varsity Club. RUTH ANGSTADT . . . Ruth . . . Music ... 20 Park Lane, Pennside, Reading, Pa. . . . Fire Brigade, Music Club, Sinfoni- etta. Junior Prom Committee, Concert Band, Symphony Or- chestra, Parkin ' Up, College Choir. RUTH M. APPEL . . . Ruthie . . . Elementary and Secondary . . . 219 Sherbrook Boulevard, Upper Darby, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Epicurean Club, Hillel Club, Secretary 2, Psychology Club, Intercollegiate Government, Vice-President 4, Fire Brigade. KARLENE ATTICK ... Pud . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 3208 Meadow Lane, Harrisburg, Pa. . . . Intercol- legiate Hockey, Basketball, Ten- nis, Valkyrie Club, Treasurer 3, W.R.A., Manager 3. DOLORES BAHR . . . Dolores . . . Elementary . . . 2272 Friend- ship Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Neithian Club, W.R.A., F.T.A., Quud Angles, Speech Clinic, Bridge Club. 114 ESTHER BAIR . . . Esther . . . Music . . . 118 Lincoln Street, Lancaster, Pa. . . . M.E.N.C., S.C.A., LV.C.F., Opera Club, Junior Chorus, College Choir. JAMES W. BARNES ... Jim . . . Secondary . . . Ridge Avenue and Hermit Lane, Philadelphia 28, Pa S.C.A., Photography Club, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, Psychology Club, Presi- dent 4. DAVID R. BARRETT . . . David . . . Music . . . R.D. 1, West Chester, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Vice-President, Geography Club, Music Club. ELIZABETH WHITWORTH BATEMAN . . . Fritzie . . . Ele- mentary . . . Box 479, R.D. 4, Norristown, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Rre Brigade, Philosophy Club, Jun- ior Prom Committee. DOROTHY BAUMEISTER . . . Dottie . . . Music ... 506 Colon- ial Avenue, York, Pa S.C.A., Vice-President 4, College Choir, Phonograph Club, Secretary 4, M.E.N.C. WILLIAM L. BAVER . . . Bill . . . Secondary . . . R.D. 1, Elver- son, Pa. . . . J.V. Basketball, Intramural Sports, S.C.A., An- derson Mathematics Club. THEODORE F. BECK, JR Ted . . . Secondary . . . 1009 Mitchell Avenue, Morton, Pa. . . . Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, Friars Club, Stu- dent Government, Vice-President 4, Cabinet 4. PHYLLIS BECKTEL . . . Phyl . . . Elementary . . . 134 East .Allegheny Avenue, Philadelphia 34, Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, Neithian Club, Little Theater, W.R. A., Psychology Club.F.T.A., LV.C.F. JAMES W. BEISSEL ... Jim . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 317 North Fourth Street, Pottsville, Pa. . . . Football, Track, Intramural Sports. MARION BENNETT . . . Mar- ion . . . Elementary . . . Manor Road, West Chester, Pa. . . . Science Club, Secretary 3, Gov- ernment Club. 115 ROSITA BEST . . . Rosie . . . Elementary . . . 2303 St. Albans Place, Philadelphia 46, Pa. . . . Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, Art Club. ELIZABETH A. BEYER . . . B.A. . . . Music . . . 4006 Green- ridge Road, Pittsburgh 34, Pa. . . . Symphony Orchestra, Sin- fonietta, M.E.N.C, S.C.A., Psy- chology Club, College Choir, Women ' s Dormitory Council. ANNA YOUNG BJORNBERG . . . Anne . . . Elementary . . . 143 Hirst Avenue, East Lans- downe. Pa. . . . Philosophy Club, Bridge Club, Psychology Club, Fire Brigade, F.T.A., Women ' s Day Council, Elementary Festi- val. JANICE K. BLEVINS . . . Blevie . . . Elementary . . . 231 South Lincoln Avenue, New- town, Pa. . . . W.R.A., F.T.A., S.C.A., Secretary 3, 4, Neithian Club, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Psychology Club, Elementary Festival, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Senior Class Committee. CLARICE J. BLOCKER . . . Clarice . . . Secondary . . . 2413 West Chester Pike, Broomall, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., Phil- osophy Club, Bible Study Club, Little Theater, Junior Prom Committee. JANET BOBST . . . Jan . . . Elementary ... 145 South Third Street, Bangor, Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, Neithian Club, WR.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Elemen- tary Festival. SYLVIA BOMBERGER . . . Stretch . . . Elementary . . . 217 South Broad Street, Lititz, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Neithian Club, Bridge Club, S.C.A., Fire Bri- gade, F.T.A., I.V.C.F. ELEANOR JOSEPHSON BOYER . . . EUie . . . Elemen- tary . . . Schwenksville, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., Newman Club, Neithian Club. JOAN M. BREADY . . . Jo . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Terwood Road, Willow Grove, Pa. . . . Intercollegiate Basketball, W.R.A., Valkyrie Club, S.C.A., Fire Brigade. BARBARA L. BREAM . . . Mu- sic .. . Cashtown, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Bridge Club, Psychology Club, S.C.A., I.V.C.F., Packin Up, College Choir, M.E.N.C. 116 MARYLOU S. BREIT . . . Mary- lou . . . Elementary . . . 308 South Church Street, West Ches- ter, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Psychology Club, S.C.A., I.V.C.F., S.A.A. LOUISE A. BRENEMAN . . . Lou . . . Music . . . 1012 Alleg- heny Street, Hollidaysburg, Pa. . . . LV.C.F., Vice-President 4, Concert Band, M.E.N.C, Phil- osophy Club, Art Club, Fire Bri- gade, F.T.A. PAUL M. BREY, JR Brey . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 426 Cypress Street, Lehighton, Pa. . . . Football, Basketball, Baseball, Friars. SUSAN J. BROAD . . . Sue . . . Health and Physical Education ... 718 West Market Street, Bethlehem, Pa W.R.A., Gov- ernment Club, Philosophy Club, Valkyrie Club, F.T.A. WILLIAM R. BRODHAG . . . Bill . . . Secondary . . . 1775 Rockwell Road, Willow Grove, Pa. . . . Football, J. V. Basket- ball, Friars Club 3, 4, Varsity Club, Legislative Assembly, President 4, President of Class 1. MARY IRENE BROWN . . . Brownie . . . Health and Phy- sical Education . . . 745 West Princess Street, York, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Olympic Club, Govern- ment Club, Philosophy Club, Valkyrie Club, Fire Brigade, Epicurean Club, Senior Class Committee. ALFRIEDA A. BUCKALEW . . . Freddie . . . Secondary . . . Main Street, Fallsington, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Visual Education Club, S.C.A., Astronomy Club, Presi- dent 4, Quad Angles, F.T.A., Fire Brigade. CONSTANCE A. BUFFING- TON . . . Connie . . . Music . . . Ill South Main Street, Telford, Pa. . . . Fire Brigade, S.C.A., College Choir, M.E.N.C, Psy- chology Club, Packin ' Up, Art Club. NANCY BURDETT . . . Bird . . . Elementary . . . 1264 South Ruby Street, Philadelphia 43, Pa S.C.A., I.V.C.F., F.T.A., W.R.A., Neithian Club, Bridge Club, Geography Club, Psychol- ogy Club. WILLIAM BUTLER . . . Bill . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . 443 West Main Street, Palmyra, Pa. . . . J.V. Football, J.V. Track, Intramural Sports, Varsity Club, Newman Club, Geography Club. 117 V — ' i3? W LYNN CARVOLTH . . . Lynn . . . Elementary . . . 701 Main Street, PeckviUe, Pa S.C.A., F.T.A., LV.C.F., Girls ' Glee Club, Neithian Club, Psychology Club, W.R.A. ANN M. CLEMENTS ... Ann . . . Music ... 37 South First Street, Shamokin, Pa. . . . New- man Club, M.E.N.C, College Choir, Packin ' Up. THOMAS B. CLYDE, JR. . . . Tom . . . Secondary . . . 102 West Hortter Street, Philadelphia 19, Pa. . . . Track, Intramural Sports, Little Theater, Art Club, Friars, S.A.A. President, Stu- dent Government, Cabinet, Vice- President, Senior Class Commit- tee. MARY ANN COCIVERA . . . Mac . . . Music . . . 1066 Seventh Street, Catasauqua, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Phonograph Club,F.T.A., Psychology Club, Epicurean Club, Fire Brigade, College Choir, Packin ' Up, M.E.N.C. RUTH E. COER . . . Ruth . . . Elementary . . . 6243 Homer Street, Philadelphia 44, Pa. . . . Astronomy Club, Neithian Club, Treasurer, F.T.A., LV.C.F. Bridge Club, Psychology Club. MARGARET CONLEY . . . Mag . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Wayne, Pa. Philosophy Club, Secretary, LV.C.F., Psychology Club. PATRICIA A. CONNOLLY . . . Pat . . . Secondary ... 5 Wel- lington Road, Upper Darby, Pa. . . . Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, Women ' s Day Student Court. GERTRUDE J. COOKE . . . Gertie . . . Elementary . . . 4935 Osage Avenue, Philadelphia 43, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Geog- raphy Club, Newman Club, Fire Brigade, Philosophy Club, Bridge Club, Secretary 4, Women ' s Day Council. NANCY COULTER . . . Nance . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 1230 Pine Lane, Ches- ter, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Valkyrie Club, Newman Club. WALTER R. CRANMER . . . Walt . . . Secondary . . . West Creek, N. J. Soccer, English Club, President 2, Vice-Presi- dent 2. 118 H. VICTOR CRESPY . . . Vic . . . Secondary . . . 729 South Sixty-third Street, Philadelphia 43, Pa. . . . Tennis Co-Captain 4, Intramural Sports, Psychology Club, Astronomy Club, Secre- tary 2, President 3, Science Club, Hillel Club, Vice-Presi- dent 2, President 4, F.T.A., An- derson Mathematics Club, Presi- dent 4. NANCY CRON . . . Nanc . . . Elementary . . . 720 Wheeler Av- enue, Scranton, Pa. . . . Neithian Club, Phonograph Club, F.T.A., S.C.A. WALLACE A. CROSSMAN . . . Wally . . . Elementary . . . 204 Susquehanna Avenue, West Pittston, Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, Men ' s (Chorus, Photog- raphy Club, Quad Angles, Ser- pentine. Packin Up, Wayne Hall Follies. ELIZABETH CULLIS . . . Betty . . . Elementary . . . 125 West Elhan Road, Parkside, Chester Pa. .., W.R.A., S.C.A., I.V.C.F., F.T.A., Psychology Club. Fire Brigade. DONNA DAGUE . . . Donna . . . Elementary . . . 219 South Carol Boulevard, Upper Darby, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Psy- chology Club, A.C.E., I.V.C.F. INGRID E. DAHLCREN . . . Inky . . . Elementary . . . 2025 Spring Mill Road, Consho- hocken, Pa W.R.A., A.C.E., S.C.A., Little Theater. ALFRED N. DANIEL . . . Al . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion, 411 Jefferson Avenue, Bris- tol, Pa. . . . Football, Track, In- tramural Sports, Varsity Cluli, Newman Club, Philosophy Club, Wayne Hall Follies. CELESTE G. D ' ANTONIO . . . Celeste . . . Elementary . . . 120 Powell Lane, Upper Darby, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Newman (;lub. Lit- tle Theater, Neithian (;lnb, Psy- chology Club, Speech Clinic, Junior Prom Committee. AGNES J. DE.MBIK . . . t:hubby . . . Elementary . . . 3526 East Thompson Street, Philadelphia 34, Pa. . . . W.R.A-., Newman Club, F.T.A. ANNE DEMBIK . . . Anne . . . Public School Nursing . . . 3526 East Thompson Street, Philadel- phia 34, Pa. 119 DORIS L. DeLUCA . . . Doris . . . Music . . . 1314 East Weaver Street, Philadelphia 38, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, S.C.A., Fire Brigade, Phonograph Club, Col- lege Choir. DONALD DICKERSON . . . Don . . . Secondary . . . 613 North Forty-third Street, Philadelphia 4, Pa. . . . Track, Varsity Club, Chess Club, President 1, Men ' s Day Student Council, President 4. H. JOAN DIETMANN . . . Joan . . . Elementary . . . 210 Lexing- ton Avenue, East Lansdowne, Pa. . . . W.I.A., Bridge Club, LV.F., S.C.A. JOY Y. DIETTERICK ... Joy . . . Music . . . 218 Hughes Street, Berwick, Pa. . . . S.C.A. , LV.C.F., M.E.N.C, Bridge Club, Phonograph Club, Psychology Club, College Choir, Symphony Orchestra, Fire Brigade, Pack- in ' Up. CHARLOTTE DILLMAN . . . Charlie . . . Music ... 12 North Pine Street, Tremont, Pa. . . . S.C.A., College Choir, M.E.N.C, Art Club, Packin Up. R. DANIEL DiSALVI . . . Rock . . . Secondary and Elementary . . . 247 Hurst Street, Bridge- port, Pa. . . . Cross Country, Track, Lacrosse, Intramural Sports, Geography Club, New- man Club, Varsity Club, Bridge Club, F.T.A., I.V.C.F., Friars, Vice-President 4, Art Club, Stu- dent Cabinet, S.A.A., Class Pres- ident 3, 4, Wayne Hall Follies. MILDRED HAKE DOLHEIM- ER . . . Milly . . . Elementary ... 123 North Third Street, Wrightsville, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Neithian Club, Psychology Club, F.T.A. DAVID A. DOLBIN . . . Dave . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . Haucks Road, Harris- burg, Pa. . . . Football, Co-Cap- tain 4, Baseball, Varsity Club, Vice-President 4, Friars. ELEANOR DOMBKOWSKI . . . Ellie . . . Elementary . . . 2383 Orthodox Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Psychol- ogy Club, Phonograph Club. ALBERT C. DONOFRIO . . . Al . . . Health and Physical Ed- ucation ... 37 West Sixth Street, Bridgeport, Pa. . . . Soccer, Gym Team, Tennis, Captain 4, Friars, Newman Club, Varsity Club, Olympic Club. 120 BERTHA DREDEN . . . Bert . . . Elementary . . . 2625 East Ridge Drive, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Bridge Club, S.C.A., Elementary Festival. JOHN M. DUFF, SR Duff . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 5611 Whitby Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Football, Track, Intramural Sports, Phil- osophy Club, Varsity Club. JUDITH A. EDWARDS . . . Judy . . . Elementary ... 10 West Front Street, Media, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Psychology Club, S.C.A., Elementary Festival. AUDREY EICHNER . . . Auds . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 906 East Rittenhouse Street, Philadelphia 38, Pa. . . . W.R.A ' ., Girls ' Glee Club, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, Valkyrie Club, Secretary 4, Bridge Club, S.C.A., Junior Prom Committee. GERALDINE ENGWALL ERICHSON . . . Gerry . . . Ele- mentary ... 41 East Gowen Ave- nue, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., Bridge Club, Fire Brigade. NANCY ESTRADA . . . Nance . . . Elementary ... 611 East Gorgas Street, Philadelphia 19, Pa W.R.A., Neithian Club, Newman Club, Little Theater, F.T.A., Fire Brigade, Senior Class Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Elementary Festival. PATRICIA FARNAN ... Pat . . . Elementary . . . Washington Avenue, Media, Pa. . . . Psychol- ogy Club, Philosophv Club, Bridge Club, F.T.A. ANN E. FEENEY . . . Ann . . . Elementary ... 251 Colonial Street, Philadelphia 26, Pa. . . . Tennis, W.R.A., F.T.A., I.V.C.F., Neithian Club, Women ' s Dormi- tory Council, President 4,S.A.A., Elementary Festival, Junior Prom Queen, Serpentine, Junior Prom Committee. WILLIAM FELDMAN . . . Bill . . . Music . . . 3947 Pennsgrove Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . -Music Club. MARY JOAN FINEGAN . . . Joan . . . Elementary . . . 1152 South Fifty-second Street, Phila- delphia 43, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Newman Club, F.T.A. , Neithian Club, Little Theater, Epicurean Club, Bridge Club, Fire Brigade. 121 NANCY J. FINI.F.Y . . . Nanre . . . Elementary ... 327 Stan- wood Street, Philadelphia 11, Pa . . . W.R.A., Geography Club, S.C.A., I.V.C.F., F.T.A., Neithian Clul). MARY ANN FISCHKR . . . Mary . . . Elementary . . . 628 Park Avenue, O ' ' ' kertown, Pa. . . . W.R.A.. Neithian Cluh, S.C.A., F.T.A., Girls Glee Cluh, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Speech Clinic, Junior Prom Queens Court. BARBARA W. FISLER . . . Fis . . . Elementary . . . 914 Rowland Avenue, Cheltenham, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Psycholof;y Cluh, Bridge Cluh, Neithian Cluh, F.T.A., I.V.C.F., S.C.A., Ele- mentary Festival, Junior Prom Committee. ROBERT FITZGERALD . . . Fitz . . . Health and Physical Ed- ucation . . . 418 Beechtree Lane, Wayne, Pa. . . . Swimming. Box- ing. J.V. Football, Track, New- man Club, Wayne Hall Fol- lies, Varsity Club, Physical Ed- ucation Circus. PALiLC. FLEISCHER, J R Paul . . . .Secondary . . . 449 Stockham Avenue, Morrisville, Pa. . . . Track, Varsity Cluh, Newman Club, Friars, Intramu- ral Sports, Class Treasurer 4. RITA M. FOX . . . Rita . . . Elementary . . . 2430 East Haz- zard Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Newman Club, W.R.A., Nei- thian {Hul). Serpeniine. MARGUEKn E FOY . . . Marge . . . Elementary . . . 4927 War- rington .Avenue, Philadelphia 43. Pa. . . . W.R.A.. Newman Club, Little Theater, F.T.A. JOSEPH FRANCESCHINI . . . Joe . . . Secondary . . . 1108 Wood Street, Bristol, Pa. . . . Quad Angles. Newman Club. Serpentine. French Club. Secre- tary 3. RITA FRANTZ . . . Rit . . . Elementary . . . 312 Washington Avenue. .Souderton, Pa. . . . F.T.A., S.C.A., W.R.A., Neithian (!lub. Elementary Festival, Packin ' Up. CHARLOTTE M. FRETZ . . . Charlotte . . . Elementary . . . 624 Columbia Avenue, Lansdale, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A. , Neithian Club, Viie-President 4, Serpentine, Elementary Festival. 122 hJi3 FREDERICK J. FUNK . . . Fred . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Plumsteadvillc, Pa. . . . Manager of Football 1, Manager of Baseball 1, 2, 3, Sci- ence Club, Astronomy Club, Vice-President 3, 4, F.T.A., Fri- ars, S.C.A., Intramural Sports, Senior Class Committee. HELEN GAMBILL . . . Helen . . . Elementary . . . 2517 South Gross Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Bridge Club, A.C.E., Secre- tary 3, Newman Club, Quad Angles, Co-business Manager. ELEN L. GARLAND . . . Ellie . . . Elementary . . . 121 North Eagle Road, Havertown, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Newman ( ' lub, A.C.E., Newman Club. WILLIAM GAUGLER, JR Willie . . . Secondary . . . Gra- tersford. Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, Science Club, Geography Club. JOAN M. GENTZLER . . . Mickey . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 233 Chestnut Street, Mount Wolf, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Philosophy Club, Girls ' Glee Club, ' alkyrie Club, Epi- curean Club, Fire Brigade. PATRICIA GHEER ... Pat . Music . . . Freeburg, I ' a. . Philosophy Club. J A.NET GIBBO.NS . . . Jan . . . Health and Physical Education . . . R.D. 1, Columbia, Pa. . . . Tennis, W.R..A., Treasurer 4. Valkyrie Club, Quad Angles, Serpentine, Business Manager. BARBARA GILLIGAN . . . Barby . . . Elementary ... 8 East Mowry Street, Chester, Pa. . . . S.C.. ., F.T..- ., Secretary of South Eastern District, Neithian Club, Bridge Club, Quad Ang- les. JOHN D. GILLINGS, JR. . . . Johnnie . . . Secondary . . . 6813 Greenway Avenue, Philadelphia 42, Pa. . . . Chess Club, Science Club. ANN GINGRICH . . . Ann . . . Elementary . . . 601 East Oak .Street, Palmyra, Pa. . . . Psy- chology Club, Neithian Club, S.C.A., Girls Glee Club, F.T.A., W.R.. ., Bridge Club, Symphony Orchestra. 123 SHIRLEY GLADHILL . . . Shir- ley .. . Music ... 30 East Third Street, Waynesboro, Pa. . . . Art Club, College Choir, Psychology Club, Fire Brigade, Women ' s Dormitory Count il. Class Secre- tary 3, Junior Prom Queen ' s Court. ELAINE GOMBERG . . . Lyn . . . Elementary . . . 772 Ganett Road, Upper Darby, Pa. . . . Psy- chology Club. Phonograph Club, Art Club, Philosophy Club. BARBARA A. GRAHAM . . . Barb . . . Elementary . . . 514 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Newman Club, Psy- chology Club, Neithian Club, F.T.A., Bridge Club, Epicurean Club, Little Theater, Junior Prom Committee, Elementary Festival. DOROTHY GRAHAM . . . Dot- ty .. . Music ... 47 East Bene- dict Avenue, Havertown, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, I.V.C.F., Con- cert Band, Symphony Orchestra. MARY ANN GRAVEL . . . Gravel . . . Elementary . . . 613 East Fifteenth Street, Chester, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Psy- chology Club, Geography Club, Astronomy Club, Quad Angles. F.T.A., I.V.CF., S.C.A. FLORA J. GREEN . . . Nettie . . . Elementary . . . 1912 West Airdrie Street, Philadelphia 40, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, S.C.A., Bridge Club, F.T.A., Philosophy Club, Neithian Club. JOHN W. GREENLEAF . . . John . . . Secondary . . . 410 Mif- Hin Street. Huntingdon, Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, S.C.A. , New- man Club, I.V.C.F., Men ' s Glee Club, Anderson Mathematics Club, F.T.A., Chess Club, Men ' s Dormitory Council. PAUL H. GRISCHOTT, JR. . . . Music . . . 812 Fifth Street, FuUerton, Pa. . . . Concert Band, Marching Band, College Choir, Intramural Sports, Bridge Club, Phonograph Club, F.T.A., Packin ' Up. MARIAN M. GROFF . . . Groff . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Leola, Pa. . . . Valkyrie Club, W.R.A., S.C.A., Bridge Club, Epicurean Club, Junior Prom Committee. HOWARD GURAK . . . Howie . . . Secondary . . . 1945 North Fifty-second Street, Philadel- phia 3, Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, Chess Club, Secretary 3, Science Club, President 3, Quad Angles, Hillel Club, F.T.A., Wayne Hall Follies. 124 SANDKA HAIN . . . Sandv . . . Musi,- ... 112 North Walnut . Ireet. Birdsltoro, Pa. . . . I.V.i:.K., .Miisic Club, Bridge Cilul), Phonograph Club, Psy- iholopy Chib, W.R.. ., College ( hoir, S.C.A., Junior Prom Com- iiiitlee, Paikin Up. ' AMELIA HALLIGAN . . . Mil- lie .. . Elementary . . . 1843 East Clementine Street, Phila- delphia 34, Pa. . . . W.R.A., F.T.A., Psychology Club, Bridge Club. ELEANOR A. HALLMAN . . . Ann . . . Elementary . . . Har- leysville Pike, Souderton, Pa. . . . Art Club, President 2, S.C.A., S.A.A., Treasurer 4, Women ' s Dormitory Council, Senior Class Committee, Junior Prom Queen ' s Court. DAVID L. HALSTEAD . . . Halsey . . . Secondary . . . 6370 Columbia Avenue, Philadelphia 31, Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, Chess Club, Secretary 1, F.T.A. ERNA FREDERICK HAMIL- TON . . . Erna . . . Secondary . . . 1104 Perkiomen Avenue, Read- ing, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Bridge ( ' lub. Fire Brigade, S.C.A. CAROLYN HAMMERSTONE . . . Carol . . . Elementary . . . 321 St. John Street. Eastnn. Pa. . . . Neithian ( ' lub, Newman Club, W.R.A., Astrnnomv (.bib. Psychology Club. F.T.A. ' JOWNE HARRISON ... Jo . . . KIrnieiilary . . . Ti. ' iK Va iir Avenue. L pper Darbv, I ' a. . . . S.C.A.. Pbiln o|,i.y Club, W.R. ..P.v,hologv Cbib.Rridge (lub. i: KI. K. HARTI.AIJB . . . Earl . . . Elementary . . . Hanover, Pa. . . . Football, Wrestling, Intra- mural .Sports. Friars, Varsity (Mull, Class Treasurer 3. PATRICIA HARTMAN . . . Pat . . . Elementary . . . 522 Nel- son Street, ( hambersburg. Pa. . . . S.C.A.. F.T.A., Neithian Club, Psychology Club, Junior Prom (Committee. ROBERT C. HARTMAN . . . Bob . . . Music . . . Begins, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, (ioncert Band, S.C.A., Little Theater, M.E.N.C, College Choir. 125 DAVID C. HARTNEV . . . Dave . . . Scrondary . . . 556 East Goepp Street, Bethlehem, Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, Photog- raphy (!hib. Friars, Treasurer 4, Quad Angles. S.A.A., Vice-Pres- ident 4, Senior Class Committee, Serpentine Sports Editor. ANNO. HARVEY... Ann . . . Elementary . . . 550 East (ihurch Road, Elk ' ins Park, Pa. . . . Phonofiraph Club, Fire Brifjade, Bridge Clul , F.T.A., Junior Prom (Committee. SARAH J. HAWK.... Sally... Elementary . . . Baltimore Av- enue, Lima, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., Little Theater, A.C.E., Vice-President 4, Psyc holcpy dull. Bridge Cluli, Elementary Festival, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Serpentine CHARLOTTE HEAVNER . . . (Charlotte . . . Secondary . . . Gratersford, Pa, . . . W.R.A., Quad Angles, Fire Brigade, Bridge ( luli. Philosophy Cluli. PATRICIA HEGARTY ... Pat . . . Elementary . . . Hulmeville Road, Langhorne, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Newman Clul., A.C.E., Bridge Cluh, F.T.A. FRANK R. HELKER . . . Frank . . . Secondary . . . 104 Charles Drive, Bryn Mawr, Pa. . . . Psy- chology Cluh, Art Cluh, Astron- omy Clul), Tennis. BARBARA A. HEL.M . . . Barb . . . Elementary . . . 605 South Twenty-fourth Street, Easton, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Neithian Club, F.T.A., S.C.A., Geography Club, Quad Angles. Philosophy (!lub. Elementary Festival HAZEL HENDREN . . . Hazel . . . Health and Physical Edu a- tion ... 4117 North Ninth Street, Philadel[ihia40, Pa W.R.A., Secretary 3, Philosophy Club, S.C..A., Valkyrie (!lub. Women ' s Dormitory Council. JAMESN. HENWOOD... Jim . . . Secondary . . . 1614 Norlh Sixty-Hrst Street, Philadelphia .SI, Pa. . . . Geography (!lub. Government (Jnb, Philos()|ihy Club, Psychology Club. (Jicss Club. KATHLEEN B. HESS . . . Kathie . . . Elementary . . . . ' !6 Market Street, l.ititz. Pa. . . . W.R.A., Girls ' Glee Club, S.C.A., Women ' s Dormitory ( oiincil. Secretary 4. 126 LORETTA PALNER HET TRICK . . . I.oretta . . . Elenun lary ... 25 East Washinsloi Street, West Chester, Pa. . . Newman Clul), Bridfie Cliil Neithian Club, F.T.A. ELIZABETH I.. HILLE . . . Hole h . . . .Music . . . 1400 Hard- ing Boulevard, Norristown, Pa. . . . M.E.N.C, Phono};ra|ih Clul., Colle{;e Choir, Bihle Study Clnli, Women ' s Dav Council. WILLIAM A. HOFFMANN . . . Bill . . . Health and Physical Education, 1204 North l)ii[ii)nt Street, Wilminf;ton, Del. . . . Footl)all, Intramural Sports. STEPHANIE E. HOLETON . . . Steph . . . Elementary . . . 209 Neshaminy Road, Croydon Man- or, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Newman (;lul), Bridge Cluh, Quad Angles, Science Cluli, Girls ' Glee Cluh. JOHN C. HOLMES . . . Jack . . . Music . . . 17. ' ?. ' i State Street, Harrishurg, Pa. . . . Mnsi - ( luh. President .3, Phonograph Cluh, Opera Cluh, .M.E.N.C, College (;hoir. Honor Soloist, ( arol .Serv- iie. MARILYN HOLMES . . . Mar- ilyn . . . Elementary . . . 300 Ehlon Avenue, I)re el Hill, Pa. . . . W.R.A.. .S.(:. .. Geography Cluh, Neithian Clidi, Philosophy Cluh, Psychology Clnh. Govern- ment (!luh. C ROL HOLT . . . Carol . . Elementary . . . 107 Towanicru ir Avenue, I.ansdale, Pa. ... In tenollegiate Hoikey, W.R.. ' ., Hockey .Manager 3, Roller Skat ing Manager 4, .S.C.A., F.T.A. Neithian (Jul), Seriicnlinc. Ele mentary Festival. JOANNE HOOD . . . Joanne . . . Elementary . . . West Grove, Pa A.C.E., Fire Brigade, .S.C.A., Psychology Cluh, Phono- graph Cluh, Bridge (!luh. Senior Class Committee. RAYMOND HOOD . . . Ray . . . Secondary . . . 22.S1 South Sixty- seventh Street, Philadelphia 42, Pa. . . . Chess Cluh, .Anderson Mathematics Clidi, Psychology (Jul), Philosophy (Jul). .Men ' s Day ( uuncil. DELORES HOPEI.Y . . . Del . . . Elementary . . . ( 15 Walnut Avenue. Andalusia, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Neithian (luh, F. T. . 127 BARRARA A. HUEBNER . . . Hebe . . . Health and Physical Edui ' ation . . . 4603 Woodland Avenue, Orexel Hill, Pa. . . . W.R.A., President 4, Fire Bri- {lade. Epicurean (!lnli, Valkyrie (!lnl). Women ' s Dormitory (ioiin- I ' il, Serpentine. Sports Editor. JOAN HUNTZINCER . . . Joan . . . Music . . . Valley View, Pa. . . . Psychology (ilub. Secretary 4, I.V.C.F., Phonograph Club, M.E.N.C, College Choir, .S.f:.A., Packin Up. MICHAEL P. lANNUCCI . . . Mike . . . Heatlh and Physical Education, 924 Pond Street, Bristol, Pa. . . . Football, Intra- mural Sports, Friars, Varsity ( lub, Newman Club, Treasurer 2, President 2, Physical Educa- tion Circus. BARBARA ERB JACOB . . . Bobbie . . . Elementary . . . 800 East Marshall Street, West Ches- ter, Pa W.R.A., S.C.A., Psy- chology Club, A.C.E., Secretary 3, President 4, Elementary Festi- val. THOMAS J. JARniNE . . . Tom . . . Secondary . . . 1646 North Sixty-second Street, Philadel- phia 31, Pa. . . . Philosophy ( lub, Newman Club, Govern- ment Club, S.C.A. RUTH M. JOHNSEN . . . Johns . . . Elementary . . . Colonial Av- enue, Andalusia, Pa. . . . Geog- raphy Club, W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Psychology Club, Vice- President 3, Poster Club, Ser- pentine, Co-art Editor, Junior Prom Committee. GWENDOLYN JOHNSON . . . (iwen . . . Elementary . . . Third .Street, Avondale, Pa. . . . W.R.A., F.T.A., Psychology Club, Bridge Club, A.C.E., Nei- thian Club, S.C.A. I.ORETTA JOHNSON . . . Lor- rie . . . Music . . . 535 East Sec- ond Street, Coudersport, Pa. . . . S.C.A., M.E.N.C, Art Club, Packin Up. AILEEN JONES . . . Jonesy . . . Elementary . . . 5607 Chester Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Psychology Club, Phil- osophy (!lub, Geography Club, I.V.C.F. ROBERT KAUTTER . . . Bob . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 731 Gordon Street, Reading, Pa. . . . Football, Golf, Track, Intramural .Sports, Var- sity Club. JOSEPH E. KEENAN ... Jay . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 2ftl5 Bainhridpe Street, Philadelphia 46, Pa. . . . J.V. Basketball, Intramural Sports, Newman C!hih. WILLIAM F. KEINATH, JR. . . . Bill . . . Secondary . . . 155 Lafayette Avenue, Collinpdale, Pa. . . . Government Club, Geof - graphy Club, Psychology (Jul), Philosophy Club. MURIEL KEOWN . . . Myril . . . Elementary . . . 0413 Say- brook Avenue. Philadelphia 42, Pa W.R.A., Neithian Club, S.C.A., F.T.A., Geography Club, I.V.C.F., Bridge Club, Qund Angles. DOLORES KER.STETTER . . . Dee . . . Elementary . . . 40f Shamokin Street, Trevorlon. I ' a. . . . W.R.A., Girls- Glee Club, Neithian Club, F.T.A., S.C.A., Elementary Festival. KENNETH R. KEYSER . . . Ken . . . .Secondary . . . Obelisk, Pa Psychology Club, S.C.A., Science (!lub, Anderson Math- ematics Club, Vice-President 4. NANCY J. KEYSER . . . Nancy . . . Elementary . . . 930 East Twentieth Street. Chester. Pa. . . . Phonograph ( ' lub. Neithian Club, Fire Brigade, Bridge (!lnb. President 4. MARY A. KIESS . . . Mak . Music . . . 1303 North Nine teenth Street, .Allento«n. Pa. . . .Music Club. Phonograph Clul Symphony Orchestra. Sinfoni etta, All-Collegiate Orchestra. BERNARD KLAZ.MER . . . Ber- nie . . . Secondary . . . (!ollege Arms Apartments, West (Chester. Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, Chess Club, Secretary 1, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Hillel Club. OSCARW. KNADE, JR. ...Os . . . Elementary . . . 7023 (Cottage .Street. Philadelphia. Pa. . . . In- tramural Sports. Geography Club, F. T.. ., Qiiud Angles. IRENE KNAPP . . . Irene . . . Elementary . . . 8208 Ditman .Street, Philadelphia 36. Pa. . . . W.R. A., Musi - Club, Psychology Club, F.T.A., Neithian Club, S.C.. ., Serpeniine. 129 JO YCEKNOEHR... Joyce... Secondary . . . 2256 Washington Lane, Philadelphia 38, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Philosophy Cliih. Music Club. DOROTHY KUNDER ... Dot . . . Elementary . . . 7815 Este Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Bridge Cluli, F.T.A., Neithian Club, Newman Club, S.C.A., I.V.C.F. JOHN C. LAMEY . . . John . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 7404 Georgian Road, Phila- delphia 38, Pa. . . . Football, Intramural Sports, Psychology Club, Varsity Club, Friars. OLIVETTE TEAL LANIGAN . . . Ollie . . . Elementary . . . 8 Martins Lane, Doylesford, Bervvyn, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Phonograph Club, Girls ' Glee Club. CAROLYN J. LANKFORD . . . Cay . . . Music ... 820 Manor Street, York, Pa. . . . W.R.A., I.V.C.F., Secretary 1, Treasurer 4, S.C.A., M.E.N.C, College Choir, Phonograph Club, Phil- osophy Club, Epicurean Club. Fire Brigade. WILLIAM LATIMER . . . Wally . . . Elementary . . . 79V2 Price Street, Kingston, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Vice-President 4, F.T.A., Psy- chology Club. DORIS L. ZAR . . . Shorty . . . Music . . . 2603 McCarey Street, Chester, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Psychology Club, Bible Club, College Choir, Symphony Orchestra, I.V.C.F., Women ' s Day Council. EDITH VIRGINIA LEAKE . . . Ginger . . . Elementary . . . 509 North Monroe Street, Media, Pa. . . . Poster Club, Geography Club, Psychology Club, Bridge Club. CONSTANCE LEBISCHAK... Connie . . . Secondary . . . 1242 Clover Lane, Chester, Pa. . . . French Club, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4, Astronomy Club, F.T.A., Geography Club, Fire Brigade, Psychology Club. New- man Club. ROBERT LEONETTI ... Doc . . . Secondary . . . 1335 Moore Street, Philadelphia 48, Pa. . . . Poster Club, President 2, Chess Club, Bridge Club. Anderson Mathematics Club, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Men ' s Day Council. 130 e Ti EDWARD LLOYD . . . Ed . . . Elfiiienlary ... 44 Lewis Ave- nue. Fast Lansdowne, Pa. . . . Psyiliolo y Club, Geography I lul). Little Theater, Philosophy (lull, t;o ernment Club, Science Club. HENRY LOEWEN, JR. . . . Henry . . . Music . . . Leacoik, Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, Marching Band, Symphony Or- ihestra, (!oncert Band, Phono- graph Club, Photography Club, Vice-President 4. ROBERT J. LO FURNO . . . Bob . . . Secondary . . . 1445 Steel Road, Havertown, Pa. . . . Varsity Club, Poster Club, An- derson Mathematics Club, Chess Club, President 3. JOHN LOMBARDO . . . Jack . . . Elementary . . . 6406 Dicks Avenue, Philadelphia 42, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Psychology Club, Art Club, Philosophy Club, Newman Club, F.T.A. GEORGE W. LOPER, JR. . . . Dad . . . Health and Physical Edu ation . . . 3647 Rosemont Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . Track, p ' ootball. Cross Country, Co-captain 4, Swimming, Man- ager 4, Intramural Sports, Olym- pic Club, Psychology Club, Var- sity t lub. Friars, Physical Edu- ation Cirius, Senior Class Com- mittee. CARL LUSCH . . . Carl . . . Health and Physical Education ... 534 South High Street, West t hester. Pa. ... La Crosse, In- tramural Sports, Psychology Club, Wayne Hall Follies. ANNA .MARGARET .McGIN- NESS . . . Peggy . . . Elementary . . . 1216 .Market Street, Wil- mington, Del., Bridge (Jub, Nei- thian Club, A.C.E., I.V.C.F., Qiiiid .4ngles, Technical Editor 2, Business .Manager 3. HARRIET ANN McNEAL . . . .Ann . . . F lementary . . . 741 (.hestnut Street, (Columbia, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A. , Neithian Club, Phonograph Club, W.R.A., Bridge Club, Psychology Club. ROBERT .McNELIS . . . Bob . . . Elementary . . . 416 Schuyler Avenue, Kingston, Pa. . . . Wres- tling, ( o-captain 3, Intramural Sports, Rum ' s Horn. Editor, Quad .-tngles. Sports Editor, Fri- ars, Varsity Club, Treasurer, Newman Club, Student Govern- ment, Vice-President, Student Cabinet, S.A.. ., Serpentine. SUSAN McNINCH . . . Sue . . . .Music . . . 257 East Street, Bloomsburg, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Bridge Club, S.C.A., Col- lege Choir, .Music Club. 131 HENRY J. McQUISTON, JR. . . . Henry . . . Health and Phy- sical Education . . . Malvern, Pa. . . . Golf, Captain 3, 4, J.V. Soc- cer, Intramural Sports, Varsity Club, Friars. MARY K. McWILLIAMS . . . Mary K. . . . Elementary . . . 5441 Hunter Street, Philadel- phia 31, Pa. . . . Quad Angles, Newman Club, A.C.E. MICHAEL J. McWILLIAMS . . . Mike . . . Health and Phy- sical Education . . . 5441 Hunter Street, Philadelphia 31, Pa. . . . J.V. Soccer, Cross Country, Track, Intramural Director, Newman Club, Treasurer 4, Art Club, Psychology Club, Geog- raphy Club, Varsity Club. CHARLES MacGREGOR . . . Mac . . . Elementary . . . 122 Sigel Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Geography Club, S.C.A., I.V.C.F.,PsychologyClub, F.T.A. MILTON MAGARILL . . . Mick- ey .. . Elementary . . . 1301 Spencer Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Government Club, Science Club, Hillel Club. JOSEPH MAGNO . . . Joe . . . Music . . . 575 f:lpveland Street, Hazleton, Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, Little Theater, Newman Club, College Choir, ( !on ert Band, Marching Band. Friars. RICHARD MALACREA . . . Dick . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 1211 North Thirty-second Street, (Camden 5, N. J Football, Wrestling, An Club, S.A.A. EDWARD T. MANCINI . . . Ed . . . Secondary . . . 18(11 East Tioga Street, Philadelphia 34, Pa. . . . Olympic Club, Geog- raphy Club, Little Teater, Phil- osophy Club, Secretary 2, Vice- President 3, President 3, Epi- curean Club. MARY LOUISE MARCH . . . Mary Lou . . . Elementary . . . 414 East Fourth Street, Boyer- town. Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Neithian Club, Serpen- tine. WILLIAM MARION . . . Bill . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . North Radcliffe Street, Bristol, Pa. . . . Football. Tennis. Varsity CJub. 132 BARBARA CRESSMAN MARKS . . . Barl. . . . Health and Physical Eduration . . . R.D. 1. West Chester, Pa W.R.A., Vice-President 3, Girls Glee Club, Secretary 2, S.C.A., Val- kyrie Club, Women ' s Dormitory Council, Treasurer 3. Student Government. PATRICIA A. MARTIN ... Pat . . . Elementary . . . West York Street, Biglerville, Pa. . . . Art Club, Neithian Club, Concert Band, W.R.A., F.T.A., Elemen- tary Festival, Serpentine, Asso- ciate Editor. BENJAMIN MASINO . . . Ber- nie . . . Health and Physical Ed- ucation ... 1411 South Eighth Street, Philadelphia 47, Pa. JAMES H. MASSEY . . . Jimmy . . . Secondary . . . Unionville, Pa. . . . Soccer, Intramural Sports, Geography Club, Chess Club. MARIE MASTROPAOLO . . . Randy . . . Secondary ... 631 .Morris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Geography Club, Secretary 2, 3, W.R.A., Newman Club, I.V.C.F., F.T.A., Fire Brigade. L-J; VIRGINIA JOAN MATTHEWS . . . Joan . . . Elementary . . . 708 Colwell Road, Swarthmore, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Speech Clinic, Geography Club, A.C.E., Phonograph Club. FRANK A. MAZZA . . . Frank . . . Secondary . . . 401 East Baltimore Avenue, Media, Pa. . . . French Club, Secretary 3, President 4, Bridge Club, Vice- President 2, Little Theater, Hil- lel Club. MARY JANE .MERCER . . . Jane . . . Music ... 31 West Fifth Street, Boyertown, Pa. . . . Phon- ograph Club, Astronomy Club, S.C.A., Women ' s Dormitory Council. LORRAINE H. MEISTER . . . Lorrie . . . Elementary . , . 748 South Fifty-third Street, Phila- delphia, Pa. . . . Geography Club, S.C.A., Bridge Club. MARY LOUISE METZGER . . . Bunny . . . Elementary . . . 617 Cemetery Street, Williamsport, Pa Art Club, Neithian Club, Girls ' Glee Club, S.C.A., F.T.A., S.A.A., Women ' s Dormitory Council, Junior Prom Queen ' s Court, Serpentine, Junior Prom Committee. 133 CAROLYN H. MEYER . . . Petey . . . Elementary . . . 934 Washington Road, Belle Vernon Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., I.V.C.F. Bible Study Club, Neithian Club, Girls ' Glee Club, F.T.A. Bridge Club, Vice-President 2 President 3, Women ' s Dormitory Council, Fire Brigade, Class Sec retary 2, Elementary Festival Junior Prom Committee, 5er pentine. Editor-in-chief. WILLIAM MIGNONA, JR Chip . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 1481 Cherry Lane, Pottstown, Pa. . . . Football, Baseball. C. DAVID MILLER . . . Dave . . . Music . . . 430 Beech Street, Pottstown, Pa. . . . Sinfonietta, College Choir, Woodwind Quin- tet, Symphony Orchestra, Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Men ' s Chorus. EDWIN L. MILLER . . . Ed . . . Music ... 510 West Norris Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Psychology Club. PHYLLIS M. MILLER . . . Phyl . . . Elementary . . . Baltimore Pike, Lima, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Phonograph Club, Bridge Club. RICHARD MILLER . . . Rick . . . Health and Physical Edu cation . . . 605 East Broad Street, Quakertown, Pa. . . . Football Track, Captain, Basketball, Var sity Club, Geography Club, Fri ars. MARJORIE MINAHAN . . . Margie . . . Elementary . . . 937 Andrews Avenue, Collingdale, Pa. . . . Psychology Clul), Geog- raphy Club, Government Club, Speech Clinic, Philosophy Club. KAY MINNICK . . . Kay . . . Music . . . Main Street, Valley View, Pa. . . . M.E.N.C, Psy- chology Club, Phonograph Club, College Choir, S.C.A., I.V.C.F., F.T.A. CATHERINE MIZGERD . . . Cathy . . . Elementary . . . 1101 Fourth Street, Catasauqua, Pa. . . . W.R.A., F.T.A., Newman Club, A.C.E., Treasurer 4, Bridge Club. FRANCES MOHNACK . . . Franny . . . Elementary . . . 2814 Snyder Avenue, Philadelphia 45, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., Quad Angles. F.T.A., Vice-President 4, Women ' s Dormitory Council, Class Treasurer 2, Class Secre- tary 4, Elementary Festival, Jun- ior Prom Committee, Senior Class Committee, Serpentine. FRANKLIN J. MOONEY . . . Moon . . . Elementary . . . 1939 East Tioga Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . J.V. Football, J.V. Wres- tling, Captain 1, 2, 3, Geography Club, F.T.A., Serpentine, Sports Editor, Quad Angles. JANET MOORE . . . Jan . . . Music . . . 216 Baltimore Avenue, Point Pleasant, N. J. . . . Brass Choir, S.C.A., M.E.N.C, Little Theater, Art Club, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Col- lege Choir, Quad Angles, Ser- pentine. JOSEPH M. MOORE ... Joe . . . Secondary . . . 635 Hil)berd Avenue, Collingdale, Pa. . . . Track, Intramural Sports, Olym- pic Club, Science Clul), Poster Club, President 4. BRUCE M. MORELY . . . Bruce . . . Secondary . . . 414 Jefferson Avenue, Morrisville, Pa. ... In- tramural Sports, Geography Club, S.C.A., Junior Prom Com- mittee. CLAIRE MOYER . . . Claire . . . Secondary . . . Main Street, Silverdale, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Geog- raphy Club, Little Theater, F.T.A. BARBARA A. MURPHY . . . Barbara . . . Secondary . . , 324 Kathmere Road, Havertown, Pa. , . . French Club, President 3, Women ' s Day ( !ouncil. GEORGE S. MURRAY. JR. . . . .Sam . . . Elementary . . . 522 .South Parlington Street, We.-it (Chester, Pa. . . . Baseball, Soc- cer, Intramural Sports, Friars, President 4, Varsity Club. JOHN J. .MURRAY . . . John . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 450 East Girard A f- nue, I hiladcl|iliia 25, Pa. . . . Football, Basketball, Intramural Sports, Nev nian Chili. Varsity Club. JAMES R. .MYERS . . . Spider . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion , . . R.I). 2, OuakerloMU, Pa. . . . Cross Country, Co-cajitain 4, J.V. Basketball, Baseball, S.C.A.. Varsity Club, Friars. JOSEPH NAGRO . . . Jose . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 647 East Gerhard .Street. Philadelphia 28, Pa. . . . Foot- ball, Intramural .Sports, Newman (!lub, Secretarv 2. 135 V. JAMES NAVITSKY ... Jim . . . Health and Physi al Educa- tion . . . 5258 Addison Street, Philadelphia 43, Pa. . . . Foot- hall, Intramural Sports. Quiid Angles. Philosophy Club. PAUL A. NEIDER . . . Spider . . . Secondary . . . 646 Brookline Street, Reading, Pa. . . . Geog- raphy Club. ALEXANDER NIEMAN . . . Alex . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 3145 West Gordon Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Football, Co-Captain 4, Wres- tling, Baseball, Varsity Club, President 4, Friars, Hillel Club, Men ' s Dormitory Council, Treas- urer 4, S.A.A. MARY LOUISE NOLAN . . . Weezy . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 2316 Providence Avenue, Chester, Pa. . . . Extra- mural Ho key, W.R.A., Secre- tary 4, Cheerleader, Assistant (Captain 4, Valkyrie (ilub. Fire Brigade, Women ' s Dormitory Council, Junior Prom Queen Court. ROBERT B. NORRIS, JR. . . . Bob . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 224 First Avenue- Redlion, Pa. . . . Football, Man- ager 4, Swimming, Baseball, In- tramural Sports, Varsity Club, Friars, Mens Dormitory Coun- cil, Junior Prom Committee. Physical Education Circus. ELEANOR L. OUTLAW . . . El . . . Elementary . . . 1230 North Fifty-.seventh Street, Phil- adelphia, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Psy- chology Club, F.T.A., Fire Bri- gade, Neithian Club, Philosophy Club, S.C.A., A.C.E., Bridge Club, S.A.A. ANETTE OWENS . . . Annie Elementary . . . 270 East Main Street, Nanticoke, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Women ' s Dormitory Council, Neithian Club, Fire Brigade, F.T.A. DOMENIC C. PASCALE . . . Dom . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 310 West Seventh Street, Chester, Pa. . . . J.V. Soc- cer, Football, Tenni.s, Olympic ( luli. Intramural .Sports, Neu- man Club. PATRICIA PACENTA ... Pat . . . Elementary ... 819 West Norwegian Street, Pottsville. Pa. . . . W.R.A., Newman Club, Nei- thian Club, Astronomy (Jiib. F.T.A., P.sychology Cluli. ANITA E. PAGE . . . Neet . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 206 Greenfield Avenu e, Ard- more. Pa. . . . W.R.. ., Extra- mural Hockey, Captain 4. Bas- ketball, Women ' s Dormitory Council, Cheerleader, Serpen- tine. Girl ' s Glee Club, Bridge Club. Philosophy Club, Vice- President 4, Valkyrie Club, Vice- President 3. W.R.. ' ., Treasurer 3, S.A.. ., Junior Prom (Commit- tee. 136 MINNIE M. PAINTER... Min . . . Health and Physical Edura- tioii . . . Route 2. Pottstown, Pa. . . . Intercollegiate Hockey and Basketball, W.R.. ., Valkyrie Club, s.(;:.. . GAIL PASSMORE . . . Gail . . . .Secondary ... 50 Slocum Ave- nue, Tunkhannock, Pa. . . . .S.C.A., F.T.A., Psychology Clul), Philosophy Ghib, Junior Prom ( onimittee. RUTH C. PAUI Rudie . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 61.5 Southeast Riverside Drive, Evansville, Ind. . . . In- tercollegiate Hockey, Basketball, Softball, W.R.A., Valkyrie Club, I.V.C.F., President 4. MARY ANN PETTIGRASS . . . Mamou . . . Elementary ... 1179 Arcadia Street, Bethlehem, Pa. . . . Art Club, Secretary 1, 2, Poster Club, Secretary 3, New- man Club, Bridge Club, Serpen- tine, Co-Art Editor, Elementary Festival. RUTH PFEFFERLE . . . Pfeffy . . . Elementary . . . 916-. Magee Avenue, Philadelphia 11, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Geography Club, F.T.A., Neithian Club, A.f:.E., S.C.A., Elementary Festival. J. GORDON PFLEIGER . . . Elementary ... 52 Hillside Ave- nue, Souderton, Pa. . . . Intramu- ral Sports, S.C.A., Photography Club. ELIZABETH PIAMBINO . . . Liz . . . Elementary . . . Lancaster Avenue, Strafford, Pa. . . . Psy- chology Club, Newman Club. MARIE M. PIZZORNO . . . Mit- zie . . . Elementary . . . 7228 Bradford .Street, Philadelphia 49, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Neithian Club, A.C.E., Newman Chib, Bridge (!bili, Elcnientarv Festi- val. IRVING PLEAT . . . Irv . . . .Secondary . . . 1447 Stevens Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Hillel Club, Vice-President 4, Anderson Mathematics Club, .Science (ilub. Astronomy ( ' bib. HILDEGARD E. POHL . . . Hilde . . . Elementary . . . 170.3 Brill .Street, Philadelphia 24, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Geography Club. F.T.A., Neithian Club, A.C.E., S.C.A. , Fire Brigade, Speech Clinic, Psychology Club, Epicu- rean Club, Elementary Festival, Junior Prom Committee. 137 JANET POPPE . . . Janet . . . Elementary ... 71 Midwood .Street, Valley Stream, N. Y. . . . W.R.A., Neithian Club, Newman Club, Concert Band, F.T.A., Elementary Festival, Serpentine. FRED W. PRENDER . . . Fred . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 141 Lowry ' s Lane, Rose- mont, Pa. . . . Football, Base- ball, Basketball, Varsity Club. ANTHONY J. PUGLISI . . . Tony . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 731 McClellan Street, Philadelphia 48, Pa. . . . Soccer, Co-captain 4, Tennis, Friars, Varsity Club. KENNETH R. RAESSLER . . . Ken . . . Music ... 17 Franklin Street, High Spire, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Treasurer 3, President 4, Opera Club, M.E.N.C, Epicu- rean Club, Marching Band, Drum Major 4, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, College Choir, Junior Prom Committee, Packin ' Up. PHYLLIS RAGAN . . . Phyl . . . Elementary . . . RD 2, Malvern, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Art Club, Phonograph Club, Phil- osophy Club, Newman Club, F.T.AT MADELINE V. RAGOLIA . . . Raggie . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Morrisville, Pa. . . . F.T.A., Neithian Club, Newman Club, Speech Clinic, Geography Club, Phonograph Club, Epicurean Club, Bridge Club, Quad Angles. NATHALIE KAMSAUR . . . . . . Nat . . . Elementary . . . 830 Third Street, FuUerton, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Girls- Glee Club, Geography Club, Ele- mentary Festival. MARIAN M. RANSBURG . . . Randy . . . Elementary . . . 318 Harvard Avenue, Swarthmore, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Girls ' Glee Club, Psychology Club, F.T.A., Bridge Club, Serpentine, Speech Clinic, Women ' s Dormitory Council, S.C.A., Senior Social Committee, Fire Brigade. JOHN D. RASER . . . John . . . Music ... 213 South Third Av- enue, West Reading, Pa. . . . Bridge Club, Psychology Club, Phonograph Club, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Marching Band, Concert Band. JOHANNA RAUNICK ... Jo . . . Elementary . . . 154 Church Avenue, Ephrataw Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, W.R.A., F.T.A., Ele- mentary Festival. 138 JOHN A. REBER . . . John . . . Secondary . . . 3622 North Percy Street, Philadelphia 40, Pa. . . . Geography Cluh, Photography Club, F.T.A., Epicurean Chih, Serpentine. ELIZABETH A. REED . . . Betsy . . . Music ... 43 Penn Street, Steelton, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Art Club, Quad Angles, Fire Bri- gade, Phonograph Club, College Choir, Senior Class Committee. JAMES R. REED . . . Jim . . . . . . Music ... 43 Penn Street, Steelton, Pa. . . . Bridge Club, Psychology Club, Epicurean Club, Phonograph Club, Presi- dent 4, M.E.N.C, Marching Band, Criterions, College Choir, Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band. ROBIN E. REINHOLD . . . Bird . . . Elementary . . . 4232 Tenth Avenue, Temple, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Psychology Club S.C.A., F.T.A., Serpentine, Girls Glee Club, Speech Clinic, Nei thian Club, President 4, Elemen tary Festival, Women ' s Dormi tory Council, Student Govern ment. Secretary 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Class Com- MARJORIE A. RENNINGER . . . Marge . . . Elementary . . . R.D., Royersford, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Neithian Club, Poster Club, Speech Clinic, Serpentine, Quad An- gles, Elementary Festival, Senior Class Committee. JOAN RHOADS . . . Joan . . . Music . . . 1047 Washington Street, FuUerton, Pa. . . . Phon- ograph Club, Music Club. kV MARY B. RICE . . . Mare . . . Elementary . . . 2156 Chesnut Avenue, Ardmore, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Fire Brigade, S.C.A., Hillel Club, Astronomy Club, Art Club, Psychology Club, Gov- ernment Club, Secretary 3, Nei- thian Club, A.C.E., F.T.A. MARGOT DENITHORNE RICHTER . . . Midge . . . Music . . . 617 Gay Street, Phoenixville. Pa. . . . S.C.A., M.E.N.C, Fire Brigade, Pennsylvania Colleg- iate Chorus, Packin ' Up. DONALD RICK . . . Rick . . . Music . . . 2949 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . College Choir, Little Theater, Concert Band. C. DONALD RICKRODE . . . Rick . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 723 East Wash- ington Street, Chambersburg, Pa. . . . J.V. Football, Intramu- ral Sports. 139 BARBARA RITTENHOUSE... Bobbie . . . Elementary . . . 1419 Locust Street, Norristown, Pa. . . . Neithian Club, F.T.A., I.V.C.F., W.R.A., Psychology Club, Junior Prom Committee. JEAN ROBATHAN . . . Robbie . . . Secondary . . . 915 Rowland Avenue, Cheltenham, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Geography Club, Quad Angles, S.C.A. PALMER E. ROBBINS . . . Pete . . . Elementary . . . 5119 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Geography Club, Phil- osophy Club, Epicurean Club, Intramural Sports. ELIZABETH ROBINSON . . . Betty . . . Elementary . . . 6902 Rodney Street, Philadelphia 38, Pa. . . . Government Club, Art Club, F.T.A., I.V.C.F. JEAN E. ROBINSON . . . Jeanie . . . Elementary . . . Wagontown, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Psy- ch ' ology Club, Bridge Club, Speech Clinic, A.C.E. DOLORES M. ROBY ... Dee . . . Elementary . . . 2634 Dudley Street, Philadelphia 45, Pa . . . W.R.A., F.T.A., Secretary 3, President 4, Geography Club, Secretary 3, Vice-Preident 3, President 4, Astronomy Club, Newman Club, S.C.A., Neithian Club, Fire Brigade, Speech Clin- ic, Serpentine, Senior Class Committee. EUGENE F. RONGIONE . . . Gene . . . Secondary . . . 1920 Dudley Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Geography Club, Phono- graph Club, Hillel Club, Wayne Hall Follies, Packin ' Up. BURTON S. ROSENBERG . . Burt . . . Music . . . 5960 Wind sor Avenue, Philadelphia 43, Pa . . . Phonograph Club, Sinfon ietta. Marching Band, Concer Band, Concert Orchestra. JERRY ROYER . . . Jake . . . Secondary . . . 215 Hartranft Avenue, Norristown, Pa. . . . J.V. Wrestling, J.V. Tennis, Intrmu- ral Sports, Olympic Club, S.C.A. , Astronomy Club. ANTOINETTE RUSSELL . . . Toni . . . Elementary . . . Corn- wells Avenue, Cornwells Heights, Pa S.C.A., F.T.A., Psychology Club, Neithian Club, Girls ' Glee Club, A.C.E. , Bridge Club, Speech Clinic, Senior Class Committee Serpentine Literary Editor. 140 ELAINE A. RUSSELL . . . Elaine . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1. Downingtown. Pa. . . . F.T.A., W.R.A., A.C.E., Speech Clinic, Neithian Club, Bible Study Club, Geography Club, Women ' s Day Council, Class Vice Presi- dent, I. MARILYN L. RYAN . . . Min- nie . . . Music . . . 1018 Fourth Street, Catasauqua, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, S.C.A., M.E.N.C, College Choir. MARIAN RYLAND . . . Miny . . . Elemenar ' . . . 502 East Cumberland Street, Lebanon, Pa W.R.A., S.C.A., A.C.E., F.T.A., Neithian Club, Epicu- rean Club, Psychology Club, Bible Study Club, Elementary Festival. SHELDON SAFFREN . . . Shel- ly .. . Health and Physical Ed- ucation . . . 1440 Levich Street, Philadelphia 24, Pa. . . . Basket- ball, Track, Golf, Intramural Sports. Hillel Club, Varsity Club. FREDERICK C. SALES . . . Fred . . . Music ... 121 Rock- wood Road, Newtown Square, Pa. . . . Photography Club, Pres- ident 3, Marching Band, Concert Band, College Choir, M.E.N.C, Packin ' Up. SYLVIA SATTESON . . . Syl . . . Music . . . 842 Milton Street, Easton, Pa W.R.A., S.C.A., M.E.N.C, Phonograph Club. Fire Brigade, Little Theater, College Choir, Epicurean Club, Junior Prom Committee, Pack- in ' Up. Jimm. WILLIAM M. SCHEFFEY . . . Bill . . . Secondary . . . 78.3 North Charlotte Street, Pottstown, Pa. . . . Chess Club, Hillel Club, S.C.A., F.T.A., Geography Club, President 3-4. Wayne Hall Fol- lies. MARTYNE SCHOENLY . . . Tubby . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 362 Main Street, Collegeville, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Intercollegiate Hockey, Softball, Basketball, Epicurean Club, Philosophy Club, ' alkyrie Club, Fire Brigade. MARY LOUISE SCHUET- TLER . . . Mary Lou . . . Music . . . 4361 Woodland Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A., I.V.C.F., M.E.N.C, Mu- sic Club, Epicurean Club, Fire Brigade, College Choir, Serpen- tine, Senior Class Committee. NANCY SCHULER . . . Nance . . . Elementary ... 79 Central Avenue, Telford, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Secre- tary 4, Neithian Club, Quad An- gles. Serpentine Photography Editor, Girls Glee Club, Vice- President 3, President 4, Ele- mentary Festival. 141 BETTY RUTH SCHULKINS . . . Penny . . . Elementary . . . 8000 Cheltenham Avenue, Phila- delphia 18, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A.. F.T.A., Little Theater, Fire Brigade, Psychology Club, Elementary Festival, Senior Class Committee. EDWARD A. SCHULTZ . . . Shcultzie . . . Secondary . . . 322 Buttonwood Street, Philadelphia 23, Pa. . . . Baseball, Intramural Sports, Newman Club, Friars. MARY LOUISE SCHULZ . . . Mary Lou . . . Elementary . . . 3241 Fuller Street, Philadelphia 36, Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, Neithian Club, Poster Club, President 2, S.C.A., Quad An- gles, W.R.A., Junior Prom Com- mittee. VIRGINIA H. SCULL . . . Gin ny . . . Elementary . . . 159 Har rison Avenue, Glenside, Pa. . . W.R.A., Neithian Club, Psychol ogy Club, I.V.C.F., S.C.A. Bridge Club, F.T.A., Junior Prom Committee, Elementary Festival. NATALIE V. SGAMBATI . . . Nat . . . Elementary . . . 841 Rit- ner Street, Philadelphia 48, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Psychology Club, Neithian Club, Newman Club, Hillel Club, A.C.E., Secretary 4, Speech Clinic, Bridge Club, Fire Brigade, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Senior Class Committee, Elementary Festival, Serpentine. BEVERLY A. SHAFER . . . Bev . . . Elementary . . . 1233 Lehigh Street, Allentown, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Little Theater, Neithian Club, S.C.A., Bridge Club. Psy- chology Club, Serpentine, F.T.A., Fire Brigade, Epicurean Club, Elementary Festival, Jun- ior Prom Committee, Senior Class Committee. JOAN E. SHAY . . . Joan . . . Elementary ... 337 West Bar- nard Street, West Chester, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Women ' s Day Coun- cil, Speech Clinic, A.C.E., Phil- osophy Club, Newman Club. RONALD P. SHERRY . . .Sher- ry .. . Music . . . 624 Sixteenth Avenue, Bethlehem, Pa. . . . Sin- fonietta. Woodwind Quintet, Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, College Choir, Intercollegiate Orchestra, M.E.N.C, Vice-President 3, President 4. BARBARA SHETZLINE . . . Barb . . . Elementary . . . 2549 South Franklin Street, Philadel- phia 48, Pa F.T.A., S.C.A., Poster Club, President 3, Ele- mentary Festival D. LOUISE SHOOP . . . Louise . . . Music . . . Fannettsburg. Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Phil- osophy Club, S.C.A., Fire Bri- gade, Little Theater, Packin ' Up, I.V.C.F. 142 FRANCES M. SHOPE . . . Fran nie . . . Health and Physical Education ... 200 South Car lisle Street, New Bloomfield, Pa . . . Intercollegiate Hockey, In tramural Sports, Valkyrie Club W.R.A. Council 3, S.C.A., Epi curean Cluh, Girls ' Glee Club Women ' s Dormitory Council S.A.A. BETTY SHREINER . . . Betty . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 3, Lititz, Pa W.R.A., Neithian Club, S.C.A., Bridge Club, F.T.A. ELEANOR M. SIEGFRIED . . . Eleanor . . . Music . . . 331 East Main Street, Kutztovvn, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, S.C.A., F.T.A., I.V.C.F., M.E.N.C, Music Club, Phonograph Club, College Choir, Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band. BETTY JANE SIMMONS . . . B.J. . . . Health and Physical Education . . . R.D. 1, West Chester, Pa W.R.A. , Valky- rie Club, Cheerleading, Captain 4, Olympic Club, Junior Prom Committee. HELEN NICHOLS SIMMONS . . . Nicky . . . Elementary . . . 4328 West Chester Pike, New- town Square, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Bridge Club, S.C.A., I.V.C.F., Little Theater, Girls ' Glee Club, Psychology Club, Epicurean Club, F.T.A., Speech Clinic, S.A.A., Women ' s Dormitory Council, Junior Prom Commit- tee. GLORIA F. SIMPSON . . . Gloria . . . Music . . . 123 Cor- telyou Avenue, West Lawn, Pa. . . . Music Club, Phonograph Club. JEAN M. SINGER . . . Jean . . . Music . . . R.D. 2, Manheim, Pa. . . . Opera Club, Bible Study Club , Secretary 2, Phonograph Club, L.S.A., President 4, Jun- ior Chorus, College Choir, S.C.A. RONALD J. SLAVECKI . . . Slaveck . . . Secondary . . . 1705 Maple Avenue, Croydon, Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, Photography ( hib, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, Quad Angles. Business Manager 4, Little Theater, Sen- ior Class Committee. LARUE SMELTZER . . . LaRue . . . Elementary ... 11 East Her- man Street, Lebanon, Pa. . . . F.T.A., Neithian Club. S.C.A., Bible Study Club, Psychology Club, Speech Clinic. JOAN OSOWSKI SMITH . . . Joan . . . Elementary . . . 924 McDowell Avenue, Chester, Pa. . . . Poster Club, Secretary 1, Geography Club, Psychology Club, Bridge Club. 143 MARJORIE A. SMITH . . . Marge . . . Elementary . . . 109 Pine Street, Audubon, N. J. . . . Little Theater, Photography Club, Psychology Club, F.T.A., Hillel Club, Geography Club, Senior Class Committee. JOHN SMITHGALL . . . Smitty . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 702 Race Avenue, Lan- caster, Pa. . . . Soccer, Intramu- ral Sports, Friars, S.C.A., Var- sity, Serpentine. NANCY L. SNYDER . . . Snitz . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion ... 51 West Essex Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa. . . . Class Sec- retary 1, W.R.A., Council 3, Intercollegiate Hockey, Fire Bri- gade, Valkyrie Club, Serpentine, Women ' s Dormitory Council, Student Government, Advisory Board, Treasurer 3. VIRGINIA SOLOMON ny . . . Elementary Main Street, Hellertown W.R.A.. Manager 3, Newman Club, Hillel Geography Club, Psychology Club, Elementary Festival, F.T.A. . . Gin- . 1236 Pa. . . . A.C.E., Club, RAYMOND E. SPAFFORD . . . Stub . . . Secondary . . . North Springfield, Vt. . . . Football, Baseball, Intramural Sports, Varsity Club. G. ALAN SPEAKMAN . . . Al . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 507 East Gilpin Road, Willow Grove, Pa. . . . Cross country. Baseball, Intramural Sports, F.T.A.. S.C.A., Psychol- ogy Club, Vice-President 2, 3, Friars, Class Vice-President 2, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Class Committees. BARBARA SPENCER . . . Bar- bara . . . Elementary . . . Kings- way Apartments, Wayne, Pa. . . . Geography Club, Philosophy Club, Art Club, Psychology Club. ANNA L OUISE STADE . . . Scotty . . . Secondary . . . 146 Valley Street. Lewistown, Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, F.T.A., Geography Club, Symphony Or- chestra, Serpentine, Junior Prom Committee. ELSIE D. STANFORD . . . Elsie . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 2, West Chester, Pa. . . . Psychol- ogy Club, Music Club, Science Club. ALFRED J. STASHUS . . . Stash . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 2271 Princeton Avenue, Philadelphia 24, Pa. . . . Football, Lacrosse, Newman Club, Friars. 144 CURVOUS P. STAUFFER, JR. . . . Cap . . . Music . . . 243 Weiss Street, Topton. Pa. . . . Intra- mural Sports, Phonograph Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, College Choir. SARA L. STEEDLE . . . Sally . . . Elementary . . . 102 Lee Street, Egypt, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Cheerleading, F.T.A., Neithian Club, Epicurean Club, S.C.A., Elementary Festival. KATHERINE D. STEFFA . . . Kass . . . Elementary . . . 732 Longshore Avenue, Philadelphia IL Pa. . . . F.T.A., S.C.A., LV.C.F., W.R.A., Neithian Club, Junior Prom Committee, Ele- mentary Festival, Senior Class Committee. WILLIAM STELLWAGEN . . . Curly . . . Secondary . . . 2132 Fulmer Street, Philadelphia 15, Pa. . . . Baseball, Intramural Sports, S.C.A., Psychology Club, Epicurean Club. FRANCES STERN . . . Frannie . . . Elementary ... 39 Worrell Street, Chester, Pa. . . . Phono- graph Club, Neithian Club, Speech Clinic. CLARENCE STEWART . . . Mus . . . Secondary . . . Delta, Pa. . . . J.V. Track, Geography Club, Psychology Club. t ,ja MARY STEWA RT . . . Tully . . . Elementary ... 90 Feme Boulevard, Apt. 14, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . W.RA., History Club, S.C.A., Bridge Club, Fire Bri- gade, Little Theater, Junior Prom Committee. SUZANNE STOLZ . . . Suzy . . . Elementary . . . 1540 Schuylkill Avenue, Reading., Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, F.T.A., S.C.A., W.R.A., Elementary Festival, Senior Class Committee, Junior Prom Committee. RUTH STRAUSS . . . Ruthie . . . Elementary . . . 410 North Easton Road, Willow Grove, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., Geography Club, Epicurean Club, F.T.A., Neithian Club, Speech Clinic, Bridge Club, Girls ' Glee Club, Quad Angles, Elementary Festi- val. CHARLES R. STREHLE . . . Chuck . . . Secondary . . . 3613 North Seventh Street. Philadel- phia 40, Pa. . . . J.V. Soccer, Intramural Sports, Friars, Psy- chology Club, Quad Angles. 145 - EILEEN L. STRICKLER . . . Eileen . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Hellam, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, S.C.A., Epicurean Clul), Neithian Club, Speech Clinic, Bible Study Club, F.T.A., Girls ' Glee Club, Junior Prom Com- mittee. HOWARD SURPLUS . . . Howie . . . Secondary, R.D. 3, West Chestery Pa. . . . Intramu- ral Sports, Geography Club, Pos- ter Club, Art Club, Cheerleader, Junior Prom Committee. NANCY H. SWANSON . . . Nancy . . . Elementary . . . 515 East Main Street, Titusville, Pa. . . . F.T.A., S. ' C.A., Neithian Club, Women ' s Dormitory Coun- cil, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4 Student Government, Secre- tary 3, 4, Advisory Board, Ele- mentary Festival, Junior Prom Committee, Serpentine. JOYCE A. SWENDSEN . . . Sandy . . . Music ... 325 Willow Avenue, Honesdale, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Psychology Club, Little Theater, College Choir, Packin ' Up. ROSE TAVIN . . . Rosie . . . Secondary . . . 4827 North War- nock Street, Philadelphia 41, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Phono- graph Club, Philosophy Club, Bridge Club. HARRY TAYLOR . . . Harry . . . Secondary . . . 3207 Hilton Street, Philadelphia 29, Pa. . . . Geography Club. NETTYE TAYLOR . . . Nettye . . . Elementary . . . 220 East Linden Street, Kennett Square, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Bridge Club, A.C.E.. Philosophy Club. KATHERINE E. THOMAS . . . Kathy . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Lionville, Pa. . . . Intercollegiate Hockey, W.R.A., Girls ' Glee Club, Philosophy Club. ROBERT THOMAS . . . Bob . . . Elementary . . . Glen Mills, Pa. Intramural Sports, Psychology Club, Chess Club. MARY LARUE THOMPSON . . . Mary Lou . . . Elementary . . . Furnace Road, Robesonia, Pa. . . . S.CA., W.R.A., Geog- raphy Club, Secretary 3. 146 WILLIAM E. TRAXLER . . . Bill . . . Music ... 23 iincoln Way West, Chambersburg, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, President 2, Criterions, Concert Band, Marching Band, Symphony Or- chestra, College Choir, Sinfoni- etta. ROBERT C. TRIMBLE ... Bob . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . 6748 Blakemore Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Soccer, Gymnastics, Intramural Sports, Varsity Club. JANET E. TRINLEY . . . Trin . . . Elementary . . . Linfield, Pa. . . . F.T.A., A.C.E., W.R.A.. S.C.A., Geography Club, Nei- thian Club, Serpentine, Speech Clinic, Elementary Festival. HOWARD TROXEL . . . Howie . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 3123 Hurley Street, Philadelphia 34, Pa. . . . Soccer, Captain 4, Intramural Sports, Friars, Varsity Club. JANET UGHES . . . Jan . . . Elementary . . . Burnside Av- enue, R.D. 2, Norristown, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Intercollegiate Tennis, A.C.E., F.T.A., S.C.A., Girls ' Glee Club, Bridge Club, Nei- thian Club, Serpentine, Elemen- tary Festival, Fire Brigade. ALMA URBANO . . . Alma . . . Elementary . . . 136 North Cedar Lane, Highland Park, Pa. . . . W.R.A. , Quad Angles, Speech Clinic, Philosophy Club, Presi- dent 3, Secretary 3, Psychology Club, F.T.A., Women ' s Day Council, Secretary 3j Vice-Presi- dent 4, Advisory Board. JOY VANDEVER . . . Joy . . . Music ... 5 West Twenty-fourth Street, Wilmington 2, Del. . . . Bridge Club, Music Club, Fire Brigade, College Choir, M.E.N. C, Women ' s Day Coun- cil. VIRGINIA VOGT . . . Ginny . . . Music . . . 421 West Avenue, Wayne, Pa. . . . College Choir, Sinfonietta, Symphony Orches- tra, Art (Mull. NANCY VULICH . . . Nancy . . . Health and Physical Educa tion . . . 716 South Broad Street Steelton, Pa W.R.A., Extra mural Tennis, Basketball, Hock ey, Valkyrie Club, President 4 Philosophy Club, Girls ' Glee Club. MARJORIE WAGNER . . . Wag . . . Elementary . . . 1413 Engle- wood Street, Philadelphia 11, Pa W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Psychology Club, Geography Club, Speech Clinic, Fire Bri- gade, Neithian Club, Elemen- tary Festival. 147 ROSE C. WAIBEL . . . Posey . . . Elementary . . . 4143 East Barnett Street, Philadelphia 55, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., Epi- curean Club, Fire Brigade, Nei- thian Club. CHARLES M. WAY . . . Charlie . . . Health and Physical Educa tion . . . 6519 Kingsessing Av enue, Philadelphia 42, Pa . . Track, Cross Country, Intramu ral Sports, Friars, Varsity Club LEE W. WEAGLEY . . . T.V. . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . R.D. 3, Waynesboro, Pa. . . . Football, Baseball, Track, Intramural Sports. NANCY J. WEAND . . . Nance . . . Elementary . . . 219 Valley Forge Road, Lansdale, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Neithian Club, F.T.A., .S.C.A., Elementary Festival. GLORIA LEONE WEIBLEY . . . Leone . . . Secondary . . . R.D. 2, Mechanicsburg, Pa. . . . W.R.A., F.T.A., I.V.C.F., Phil- osophy Club, Serpentine. BARBARA WEIGANI) . . . Barb . . . Elementary . . . 4025 Comly Street, Philadelphia 24, Pa. . . . Quad Angles. Serpen- tine. Bible Study Club, I.V.C.F., F.T.A.. A.C.E. MYRNA R. WEISS . . . Myrna . . . Elementary . . . 6038 Wash- ington Avenue, Philadelphia 43, Pa. . . . Geography Clul), Phono- graph C:hib Science Club, F.T.A. JAMES R. WELLS ... Jim . . Music . . . R. D. 1, Elverson, Pa . . . Intramural Sports, Photog raphy Club, Phonograph (!lub S.C.A., M.E.N.C, Concert Band Marching Band, College Choir, TERRY F. WEYANT ... Red . . . Secondary ... 16 South Jefferson Street, Mt. Union. Pa. . . . Football, Swimming, Var- sity Club, Wayne Hall Follies. PEGGYANN OTTEV WHIT- AKER . . . Peg . . . Elementary . . . 103 Sotuh Valley Road. Paoli, Pa F.T.A., Philosophy Club. 148 ELEANOR ANNE WHITE . . . Ellie . . . Elementary . . . 647 Springmill Road, Villanova, Pa. . . . F.T.A., A.C.E:, W.R.A., Neithian CIuIj, Geography Club, Psychology Club, S.C.A., Fire Brigade, Serpentine. Speech Clinic, Elementary Festival. ROBERT H. WILLIAMS . . . Bob . . . Music ... 527 Kohn Street. Norristown, Pa. . . . Sin- fonietta, Woodwind Quintet, Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, College Choir, S.C.A., Intercollegiate Band and Orchestra, M.E.N.C. CALVIN D. W1L.SUN . . . Cal . . . Elementary . . . 3919 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia 40, Pa. . . . Phonograph Clidi, Phil- osophy Club, F.T.A., Govern- ment Club, Vice-President 3. LOIS J. WILSON . . . Lois . . . Elementary ... 1122 West Hun- tingdon Streets Philadelphia 33, Pa. . . . W.R.A.. F.T.A., Girls ' Glee Club, Neithian Club, Phil- osophy Club, Serpentine. Junior Prom Committee, Speech Clinic. CLYDE H. WITMAN . . . Reds . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 242 West Steigel Street, Manheim, Pa. . . . Wrestling, Captain 4, S.T.C. Champion of 1953, Track, Intramural Sports, Friars S.C.A., Men ' s Dormitory Council, Vice-President 4, Var- sity Club, Secretary 4, Student Government Cabinet. DONALD B. WODOCK ... Don . . . Secondary . . . 102 East .Street, Doylestown, Pa. T .. In- tramural Sports, Newman Club, Quad .Angles. Co-editor-in-chief 4. Little Theater, Men ' s Dor- mitory Council. DORIS W II IT E LOCK WOERTH ... Whitie... Health and Physical Eduiation . . . R.D. 1, Paradise, Pa. . . . Valkvrie Club, W.R.A.. S.C.A. DONALD I.. WRIGHT . . . Don . . . Kb ' nientary and Secondary . . . 408 Prosfiect Avenue, Pros- [)cit Park, Pa. . . . Intramural .Sports, I.V.(!.F., Friars. Secre- tary 4. Men ' s VAee Club, March- ing Band, F.T.A. .Student Gov- ernment, Cabinet 2, (ilass Presi- dent 2. ice-President 3, 4. THELIA RAE VARNALL . . . Ihelia . . .Elementary . . . Balti- more Pikcj Lima, Pa. S.Ci.-A.. F.T.A., Speech Clinic, Geog- raphy (!hil), P.sychology Club. PHYLLIS E. YEAGLE . . . I ' hyllis . . . Elementary . . . 316 Hellerman .Street, Philadelphia 11, Pa. . . . W.R.A., F.T.A., S.C.A., Neithian Club, Bridge (!lub. Class Treasurer 1. .S ' er- pentine. 149 TKRKSA YUNGWIKTU . . . IVrry . . . Elementary . . . 318 West Baltimore Avenue, Media, Pa. . . . Phonograph (!hih, Geog- raphy (.. u u Philosophy Clnh. PATRICIA M. ZECCA ... Pat . . . Mnsic . . , 1509 East Wash- ington Lane, I ' hiladelphia 38, Pa. . . . Philosophy Cluh, Col- lege Choir, M.E.N.C, Newman (;liil). Fire Brigade, Qiiiid Ang- les. Packin Up. ROBERT F. ZELLNER . . . Boh . . . Mnsie ... 160 Main Street, Nazareth, Pa. . . . Intramural Sports, Phonograph Club, Col- lege (;hoir. Concert Band, Marching Band. WILLIAM G. ZIMMERMAN . . . Zim . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 208 (!adwalader .Avenue, Elkins Park, Pa. . . . Wrestling, Captain 3, J.V. Foot- hall, Captain 3, Varsity Club, Treasurer 4, Intramural Sports, Men ' s Dormitory Council, Presi- dent 4, Friars. IRENE H. BELOFF. . . Public .Si hool Nursing ... 6114 North Broad Street, Philadelphia 41, Pa. •nv SjKsss, SADIE BROOKS . . . Public School Nursing . . . Florin, Pa. FLORENCE COOK . . . Public School Nursing . . . 5259 West Park Lane, Clifton Heights, Pa. MILDRED SCOTT . . . Public School Nursing ... 329 West Miner Street. West Chester, Pa. MARY W. SUDELL.. . Public School Nursing ... 1 South Bradford Avenue, West Chester, Pa. 150 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ahern York, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Anderson Rising Sun, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Angelo, Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Oren A. Angstadt Reading, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Armstrong Holtuood, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Bahr Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Elwood F. Baver Elverson, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Beck Morton, Pa. Reverend and Mrs. R. G. Becktel Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Blocher Broomall, Pa. 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Compliments o{ QUAKER BAKERY 155 LOTS OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 54 THE LITTLE MAN ' S TRI-O ITALIAN RESTAURANT Specializing in SPAGHETTI SUBS and STEAK SANDWICHES 23 East Gay Street Phone: 9865 West Chester — THE — VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP WEST CHESTER, PA. Florist Telegraph Delivery Phones: 3164 — 9966 HOWARD J ALDWORTH RADIO SERVICE 102 W. Market Street Phone: 0465 West Chester John P. Battin Wayne L. Battin, Jr. BATTIN MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler and Plymouth Phone: 0980 327-31 East Gay Street West Chester, Pa. • SINCE 1887 • DENNY TAGS JANE CHALFANT Town and Country Clothes • Accessories 123 North High Street West Chester, Pa. Telephones: W.C. 0290 — 0312 CAMERA CRAFT PHOTO SERVICE Everything Photographic 16 E. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. MILLER ' S WELDING SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding 138 East Market Street Phone 2864 West Chester, Pa. 156 BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1954 from HIGHLAND DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. PHILIP GARRETT CLASSIC SPORTSWEAR West Chester, Pa. 12 S. Church Street WEBB JEWELRY STORE Since 1876 27 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. MEDFORD ' S MEATS FOR Qualify and Flavor Chester, Pa. JOHNNY CONNIE ' S MARKET AND J. C. Produce Co. — Wholesale — FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 116-118 N. Church Street West Chester, Pa. Serving Coca-Cola Serves Hospitality Bottled under authority oi the Coca-Cola Company by The Cocrtesville Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. • LORGUS • FLOWERS AND GIFTS 20 North High Street West Chester, P . RODGER ' S MARKET FAIRLAWN SELF-SERVICE Groceries • Meats • Produce Frozen Foods 302 S. High Street Phone: 0916 A. MICHAUD CO. Philadelphia, Pa. Oxford and Hancock Streets GA 6-1000 — Supplying — Hotels — Restaurants — Institutions MEAT YOU MAY SERVE WITH PRIDE 157 Institutions Clubs C. J. SHARPLESS WHOLESALE MEATS 14 S. Front Street Philadelphia 6, Pa. WA 2-5510 Hotels Ships COMPLIMENTS RICHARD S. FOULK Prescription Druggist High and Dean Streets West Chester, Pa. YARN SHOP WEBSTER BIRCH North Church Street West Chester, Pa. 202 DINING ROOM The Finest in Food Complete Dinners and A La Carte Menu Wilmington Pike, Vi mi. South of College West Chester Phone 9960 Established 1880 FEUX SPATOLA 6, SONS Fresh and Frosted Fruits and Vegetables Reading Terminal Philadelphia 7, Pa. WAlnut 2-5600 Everything in Drugs HOWARD H. WEANER PHARMACIST 100 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF QUAKER RESTAURANT Enjoy Fine Food Served in a Pleasant Atmosphere 124 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa. Orthopedic Prescription for Corrective Shoes Carelully Filled FALINI ' S SHOE SERVICE TULUO FAUNI Phone: 4356 112 S. High Street West Chester, Pa. Compliments of JOHN I. TAYLOR MUSIC STORE JIMMY JOHN ' S Pipin Hot Sandwiches WILMINGTON PIKE 158 KAUFFMAN ' S Over Half a Century Devoted to Better Living 15-25 W. Gay Street West Chester, Pa COMPLIMENTS FROM THE BEEFBURGER WILMINGTON PIKE HOBERMAN ' S The store of nationally advertised brands ol wearing apparel lor women, young women and young girls. W. E. RYAN Reading Terminal Market Philadelphia, Penna. YOUR CLASS RING!! was produced by BALFOUR — manufacturer of High School and College Jewelry, Commencement Announcements Diplomas, Medals, and Trophies L. G. BALFOUR CDMPAIVY 1601 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. 159 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE ANNUALS PRODUCED BY LETTERPRESS, OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY AND BY LIVINGSTON PUBLISHING COMPANY NARBERTH PENNSYLVANIA 160