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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1956 volume:

r P I State Teachers Colbqe West Chester ,Penna. If there ever teas a cause, if ever there can be a cause, worthy to be upheld by all of toil or sacri ' fice that the human heart can endure, it is the cause of education. ' —HORACE MANN contents elementary . secondary • music health and physical education Hi Administration and Faculty Page 6 IJnderclasstnen Page 15 Activities Page 32 Organizations Page 34 Athletics Page 64 Graduates Page 102 Patrons and Advertisements Page 151 Dedication ' ' A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell tvhere his influence stops. —HENRY BOOKS ADAMS Keyboard practice is the key to a pianist ' s success. Worldly knowledge is the secret to his fine teaching. In recognition of tlicii fine Icadcrsliip and friendly understanding, we, the graduating class of 1956, arc very happy to dedicate this SERPENTINE to ;Miss Ethel Keller and Mr. Arthur Hawthorne. Miss Keller is a member of the Penn- sylvania Musical Educators Association. Not only is she a piano instructor, but she is a concert pianist of marked abil- ity. Previous to her appointment as class ad iser, she was sponsor of the Music Club. iMr. Hawthorne is known not only for his fine coacliing of our cross country team, but al so for his unique dancing ability, which he has displayed so often in the faculty variety shows. It is our hope that by dedicating the 195G SERPENTINE to Miss Keller and Mr. Hawthorne, we have been able to express our gratitude and our sincere appreciation for all that they have done as teachers, advisers, and friends. Me. Arthtju Hawthorne and Miss Ethel Kellee w Administration OUR PRESIDENT Dr. Charles S. Swope Since 1935 Dr. Charles S. Swope lias served as president of our college. Dr. Swope has gained the admiration and respect of all his associates in his role as educator and civic leader. Dr. L. Forrest Free Dean of Instruction XM.. ' Wl f I)u. B. Paul Ross liegistrar Dr. Earl F. Sykes Director of Student Teaching Mr. Emil H. Messikomer Director of Personnel ] Ir. Herbert J. Clavier Director of Maintenance Mr. Everett E. Shaefer Bursar Deans DEANS OF MEN Dr. W. Glenn Killinger, our dean of men, and Mr. William R. Benner, our assistant dean of men, are familiar figures in our campus life. Along with their responsibilitie.s as deans, they arc also prominent in our athletics program, with Dr. Killinger serving as our head football coach and Ir. Benner as our faculty manager of athletics. Their kind guidance will long be remembered by members of the college. DEANS OF WOMEN Miss Jane Caton, our dean of women, and Miss Bernice Bernatz, our assistant dean of women, have been joined this year b} ' iNIiss June Stuckey, also assist- ant dean of women. The friendliness and sin cerity of these women have added greatly to our enjoyment of college life, especially in the activities of the dormi- tory. Their kind assistance and leader- ship have served to guide us in the past and will be gratefully remembered in future years. Faculty ART DEPARTMENT: Left to right — Mr. Hallman, Head; Mrs. Ring, Mr. McKinney. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Sealed: Left to right— Mr. Patterson, Dr. Sykcs, Mrs. Haas, Dr. Crcssman, Head; Miss Dowland, Dr. Bonder, Dr. Ross. Standing: Dr. Bannon, Dr. Woodlcn, Mr. Bowers, Dr. Gregg, Miss McWilliams, Miss King, Dr. Hill, Mr. Childcrs, Dr. Weagly. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Seated: Left to right — Miss Geyer, Mrs. Sevier, Dr. Slagle, Head; Miss Ramsey. Standing — Dr. Binncy, Miss Clark, Mr. Landrum, Miss Barrer, Dr. Berry, Miss Ortlip, Mr. Thomas, Miss Tyson. Not pictured: Mr. Clokcy. GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT: Left to right — Miss Wiant, Mr. Haw- thorne, Dr. Mewha, Mr. Keinard, Head. fe i SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Sealed: Left to right— Mr. Maier, Miss Greenwood, Dr. Gordon, Head; Mrs. Bliss. Standing— Dr. McTavish, Mr. Skillen, Dr. Trezise, Mr. McDonald. Not pictured — Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. Gruener, Dr. Rogers. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Seated: Left to right— Miss Yanisch, Mr. Waters, Miss Leach, Dr. Sturzcbecker, Head; Miss Schaub, Mr. Davis, Miss Landis. Standing — Miss Coates, Dr. Cottrell, Mrs. Taylor, Dr. Jenny, Miss Reed, Mr. Twar- dowski. Miss Moreschini, Mr. Reese. Not pictured — Miss Margerum. 10 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Dr. Evans, Head; Dr. Travis, Miss Ortlip. . C ' ' = -ai SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Sealed: Left to right— Dr. Vollbrecht, Mrs. Ivins, Dr. Hcim, Dr. Cuncannon. Standing — Mr. Shaffer, Dr. Everett, Dr. Harding, Dr. Fleck, Mr. Tucker. Not pictured — Dr. Andes, Head. MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Seated: Left to right— Mrs. Copson, Mr. Jones, Miss Keller, Dr. Mitchell, Head; Mrs. Ashenfeltcr, Mr. Zimmcr, Miss Stout, Mrs. Gottlieb. Standing: Miss Williams, Miss Shcppard, Mr. Middleton, Mr. Sprenkle, Mr. Carl, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Wilkin- son, Dr. Antonowich, Dr. Chessman, Mr. Carson, Mr. Sweet, Dr. Johns. Not Pictured — Mr. Gutscher. II DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL: Sealed — Miss Meredith, Miss Wolf- angle, Dr. Evans, Head; Miss Smith, Mrs. Calloway, Secretary. Standing — Miss Wilson, Miss McWilliams, Mrs. Clayton, Miss Wetzel. HOUSE MOTHERS: Left to right- Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Pfost, Mrs. Som- mers, Mrs. Wienandt. ! DIETICIANS: Mrs. Hodgson, Dieti- tian; Mrs. Joyce, Assistant Dietitian. MEDICAL STAFF: Left to right- Miss Eves, Dr. Kistlcr, Richard Wor- ley, Mrs. Weaver. SECRETARIES IN ANDERSON HALL: Seated — Mrs. Evans, Miss Andrien, Mrs. Nickey. Standing — Mrs. Elinsky, Mrs. Grubb. SECRETARIES IN PHILIPS MEM- ORIAL: Sealed — Mrs. Paton, Miss Groff, Mrs. Hyatt, Miss Weir, Miss Griffith. Standing — Mrs. Nolen, Miss Hill, Miss Wylie, Mrs. Ritchcy, Mrs. Miller, Miss Horner, Mrs. Morrison. LIBRARY STAFF: Miss CoUicott, Miss Conbecr, Mrs. Smith, Mr. DelAvcnall, Mr. Hall, Head. Mrs. Bannon, Assistant Bookstore Manager; Miss Fine- gan. Bookstore Manager, Mrs. Paterson, Housekeeper; Miss Graham, Secretary to the Dean of Women; Mrs. Draper, Telephone Operator. Mrs. Frcel, Postmistress; Mrs. Hughes, Assistant Post- mistress. . 14 1 am glad to learn, in or- der that i may teach. ' —SENECA Freshmen That Hectic Day! The freshmen get their first taste of the never-ending registration lines. The confused expressions topped by green dinks this fall belonged to the Freshman Class, who, led by their advisers, Mrs. I Iary Bliss and Dr. James Bonder, soon emerged from their quandary. The Dink Daze and St. Valentine ' s dances, along with a booth at tlie Hallowe ' en party, proved that the Class of ' 59 is an integral part of West Chester ' s campus. Three fresh- man members of the varsity football team gained recognition for the class. Freshmen meet the President. President and Mrs. Swope greet our incoming freshmen at Tanglewood. CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right — Vice-president, Harold Shaar; Vice-president, Mary Jane Kling; President, James Garrett. Standing: Secretary, Adele Wolverton; Treasurer, Edna Mae Rice. 16 The Frosli display their school spirit at the first football game part of their regs. CLASS ADVISERS: Mrs. Mary Bliss and Dr. James Bonder. The Baby Snooks, Lord Fauntleroys, and Davy Crockett receive their prizes after being chosen winners in The Big-Little Sister Annual Parade. 17 f ophomores With Autumn Leaves, a semi-formal dance, the Sopliomore Class announced its official return to the college campus. Under the able guidance of their advisers, Mrs. Elizabeth Sevier and Mr. Theodore Hallman, and their class officers, Philip Lchr, president ; Anthony Mcconi, vice-president ; Joan E. Anderson, secretary ; and Jack ' an Newkirk, treasurer, the class of ' 58 is proving to be a class of capable leaders at West Chester State. In the fall of the year it is initiation into the Valkyrie Club for these members of the Sophomore Class, as they exhibit one of the strange sights wliich can be seen on campus during those three days of club regs. CLASS OFFICERS: left to right — Jack VanNewkirk, treasurer; Joan Anderson, secretary; Tony Meconi, rice-president; Phil Lehr president. Mrs. Elizabeth Sevier and Mr. Theodore Hallman. mH Under the light of the harvest moon, the Sophomore Class sponsored a semi-formal dance, Autumn Leaves. Amid country splendor, the guests of the evening en- joyed dancing to the enchanting music of the Criterions. I I Juniors As juniors, the Class of 1957 accepted addi- tional responsibilities. Their activities included the selection of a class ring, the Hallowe ' en Party Target-Shooting Booth, and the spon- sorship of the Freshman Class. The highlight of the year was the Junior Prom, Paradise Island. The Mantle Ceremony ' , prior to Alumni Day, was an impressive occasion. It is in this fasliion that the Junior Class accepts the heavier burdens of seniority. Through the help and encouragement of their sponsors, Miss Jean Landis and Mr. William Landrum, the Junior Class has maintained a record of which it can be proud. JUNIOR CLASS ADVISERS: Miss Jean Landis, Mr. William Landrum. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right — Matthew Minch, vice-president; Rita Flaherty, secretary; John Best, president; Marjorie Zcrcher, treasurer. 20 RING COMMITTEE: Seated: Left to rigltt- D. Riccc, T. Jacoby, S. Dowdell. Standing- R. Fitzgerald, J. Best, E. Dias. Islanders gaze with interest as a modern interpretation of an old Hawaiian song is expressed in dance in a scene from the Junior Pirom Review. JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE: Seated: Left to right — M. Taylor, G. NicoU, M. Minch, J. Best, M. Law- ton, T. Gorant, E Bennett. Standing — J. Browcr, M. Evans, A. Ronollo, H. Weisbaum, J. Lyons, A. Loewen, C. Fitzgerald, F. Sash, D. Thompson, L. Sheetz. He who has put forth his total strength in fit actions has the richest return of tvisdom. ' —RALPH WALDO EMERSON 22 23 All Stars WALTER CASSEL at the reception following his per- formance. ALL STAR CONCERTS Our All Star Series this year presented Walter Cassel, Jan Pcerce, the opera La Bolienie, and the National Symphony Orchestra. The artists who appear in our All Star programs arc carefully selected by a committee consisting of faculty members, students, and citizens of West Chester. The concerts are available to students at nominal cost covered by the student activity fee. 24 Convocation A chapel program that is always enjoyable is one presented by the Little Theater players. Here is a scene from the play Wurtzel - Flummery. Behind that monkey suit stands none other than Dr. McTavish of the Science Department. The Master of Ceremonies for the quiz show is John Hepp. The Campus Charities program was presented in the form of a Masquerade Party Show. The Collegettes did the singing commercials, and the panelists participating were representatives of the four curricula. Junior Prom Reservations for tlie cruise to Paradise Island aboard the S.S. West Chester State were filled well in advance of the sailing date of November nineteenth. After weeks of prep aration by various committees, the crew, made up of tlie Junior Class, provided a memorable trip to a make-believe isle. Dancers swayed to the smooth nmsic of the Criterions against a tropical back- ground of palm trees and sandy shore. The crowning of Carole Rupert as queen of the island added a regal note to the unforgettable occasion. As midnight approached, the dancers bade a sad farewell to Paradise Island. Vivacious, blue-eyed blonde, Carole Rupert reigned over this year ' s Junior Prom. Carole ' s many activities in- cluded cheerleading, Student Govern- ment, Student Council, Big-Little Sis- ter Committee, and the Women ' s Rec- reation Association. 26 The Queen of Paradise Island with her attendants and their escorts. Shirley Spellman is escorted in by her date. Reed Kellogg, The newly elected Queen poses with her date. Andrew Wilson. 27 Witches, goblins, and ghosts were special guests at the college on the twenty-fifth of October. From the countries of Frosh, Main, Barracks and Wayne, freakish animals and people mingled with glamorous personalities. Adding to the night ' s merri- ment were games of skill found in varied booths along the Midway, and highlighting the festivities was a variety dance in the Quad. From the darkest regions of Africa came tribal hunters, while several angels floated among the crowd which gathered on the Quad for this year ' s All-College Hallo- we ' en Party. Coeds grouped around the mysterious panel of jurists to witness an evening of entertainment which was presented by members of the student body. J; we en Party fn t Mardi Gras As the doors swing open to the dimly lighted dining room, we see future teachers emerge as debutantes. The Christmas tree in the lobby of Main Dorm filled the room with a scent of pine, adding to the holiday spirit. The Annual White Supper with the glow of candlelight was the highpoint of the pre-Christmas festivities. The smiles of the underclassmen reveal their approval and enjoyment of the custom. Yutetide 30 The Christmas Spirit arrived on campus dressed in annual caroling, decorated dormitories, and glittering Christmas trees. An informal dance featured candy canes for hundreds who crowded into Recreation Hall. The Christmas festivities ended with the traditional White Supper, after which all gathered in the auditorium to hear the beautiful Carol Service. The picturesque processional of the music groups pre- ceded the annual Carol Ser- The honor soloist, Janet Ingham, a senior music stu- dent, is rendering O Holy Night. Holiday decorations expressed the festive spirit in Main Dorm. The fleecy white of the women ' s gowns was accented by holly and mistletoe, while ornamental mobiles gave a sparkle to the doorways. ' ' ' P li 31 January Graduates On January 1-1 a nicmorablc diiiner-tlanco and cordial were held in honor of the fifty-four January graduates. Many seniors were present at the dinner whicli was served in the college dining room. Honored guests were President Swope; Miss Caton, Dean of Women; and the senior class officers. Bon Voyage, an appropriate farewell theme for the semi-formal dance, was held in Recreation Hall following the dinner. The starry-eyed couple is Ralph Whittakcr and Roberta Smith as they enjoyed the music and dancing at the Bon Voyage dance. The photographer catches these January gradu- ates and their dates as they finish dinner. Later a cordial was held in the Facuhy Lounge, giving the final touch to a gala affair. Mr. and Mrs. James Argires are pictured in the atmo- sphere of the sea theme set by the star fish and coraL Karl Gudenberg, class president, expresses his congratulations and appreciation to the graduates for their services to the class. Senior Weekend Striking a happy but sentimental note in our closing days at West Cliester was the Senior Weekend of May 11 and 12. The Senior Ball at the Penn-Shcrwood Hotel in Philadelphia opened the weekend ' s activities, which had long been planned by a class committee under the direction of vice-president Richard Wuest. Saturday night found us dining and dancing in the Golden Ball- room of the Hotel DuPont in Wilmington, Delaware. Pictured above are the dining room and the ball room of the Penn-Sherwood Hotel where the class gathered for the first night of the eagerly awaited weekend. SENIOR WEEKEND COMMITTEE: Sealed: Left to right—]. Scheer, A. Westberg, M. Attingcr, M. Weidman. Standing — P. Barr, C. Ross, B. McManus, R. Wuest, T. Silvester, F. Reinhart. 33 ' It is not enough to acquire tetsdotn; it is necessary to entploy it. —CICERO 34 35 Mary Stefancin Editor-in-Chief Mdd Laurette Capuro Buiineis Manager Editor-in-Chief Mary Stefancin Editorial Assistants Ruth Sauder, Marie Schmauder, Mary Jane Solan, Mary Ann Tuft, Jean Witmer. Assistant Editou-in-Chip.f Nancy Oney Editorial Assistants Dorothy Duddy, Barbara Ford, Nancy Jean Houck, lloberta Matisoff, Ann Rivell, Ruth Warnock. Art Editor Florence Fox Literary Editor Sally Fricke Literary Assistants Nancy Kessler, Marion Kohlcrman, Laura Lambert, Jean Landrum, Nancy Matthews, Barbara Myers, Harriet Shields, Jean Smith, Mary Weidman. Photographer Douglas Sewell Photography Editor Mar ' Ann Lombardo Photography Assistants Mary Bach, Rica Foerster, Lois Peterson, Jean Smedley, Vivian Thompson, Betsy Wolle. Sports Editor (Men) John Archer Sports Assistants . . . : Richard Graumenz, Bernard McManus, Paul Ruda. Sports Editor (Women) Patricia Henning Sports Assistants Carolyn Mui-phy, Marion Snook, Ann Westberg. Typing Editor Constance Belles Typing Assistants Marjorie Balthaser, Alva Campbell, Mary Lou Haines, Rose Hawkins, Jane Herrman, Virginia Larkin, Temple Meade, Josephine Regan, Constance Sanders, Beryl Soffel Business Manager Laurette Capuro Business Assistants Donna Como, Bettina De Angelo, Gilmore Smith. Business Staff Marian Attinger, Gloria Bcnner, Kenneth Brobst, Jean Chandlee, Roy Corkadell, Janet Davis, Amy de Leon, Patricia Fuller, Joanne Goldcr, Raymond Granoff, Marion Katz, Frances Kiemer, Pauline Levy, Arlene Lutz, Ward McINIasters, Glenj-s Meekins, Judy Sanderson, Dawn Shaner, Marjorie Young. } Nancy Oney Assistant Editor Mary Ann Lombardo Photography Editor Sally Fricke Literary Editor 36 The combined editorial and business staff of the 1956 SERPENTINE which was under the guidance of Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark, editorial adviser; Dr. Earl Sykes, business adviser; Mr. Theodore Hallman, art adviser; and Mr. Kenneth Bowers, photography adviser. The l erpeiitine Florence Fox Art Editor John Archer Men ' s Sports Editor Patricia Henning Women ' s Sports Editor Constance Belles Typing Editor 37 Jane Ann Tatem News EdtioT Joseph Schade Business Manager Katherine Crawford Circulation Manager the neivs as live see it Read Quad Capers. What ' s at the Warner? What ' s in Convocation? These are all comments heard the day Quad Angles is distributed. On a limited budget, the staff, under the direction of Dr. Thomas E. Berry, does an excellent job of writing articles and distributing the papers. - ) 4 f Russ Melish Sports editor Constance Wirt News editor John Archer Editor-in-chief ■ .• QWD ANGLES STAfP £ws Editor . ° '  i ArcJier i ' £ATUKE Ebitok ' . ' ' ' ' T tem fit ' siNEss A1axag£u ' ' ' ' sJ ' i ' HoToGnAPHEii -Joseph Scliade JJ ' «i-V£ss Adviser r. ' ' ' ° ' i - -Berrj gf ' ' Harriet Miller S. Swartz P t . ■ • • ' ' aiK.,.,, s. H I ' if ' ,. - -,.e.,, rcdl, J. schu„,ack T R n ' ' ' ° ' ' ' • WaterfieJd, li. Thomson, fi Ca:b ; ' ' ' ' ' ■ J roj, J. ElJis C H SchafFer, S. JMc- -%e,S.La:;s r° ' t ' I ' eon,B.Se,- ' - ' ■er, M. Evan. E rr ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' S - f ; ° . K ..cCal rCof T ' t ' • For many years this campus has been fortunate in having an outstanding group in Little Tlieatre. Among this year ' s productions were The Sih-er Cord, Wurtzel-Flummery, and Antigone. Traditionally, Little Theatre ' s first major en- deavor was the Parents ' Week-end play, Thunder Rock. The club also presented a classic, a children ' s play, a religious play, and numerous one-act produc- tions given in Convocation or Philips lemorial Library. This year, as in the past. Little Theatre was under the direction of Miss Fern Barrer, assisted by Miss Dorothy Ramsey. Tlicy and the club officers ably directed the troupe in club activities and productions. Caught in a moment of astonishment in this scene from The Elves and the Shoemaker ate Gail Pitts, Barbara Young, Janice Brower, Constance Wert, Carmella Cinquina, and Donna Rice. William Bruehl embraces Joanne Wood in a scene from Thunder Rock. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: William Bruehl, president; Joan Landrum, vice- president; Alice Botts, secretary. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Jean Houck, president; James Worrell, vice- president; Alice Botts, secretary. Shirley Ann Galambos and Elcanore Potter in another scene from The Elves and the Shoemaker. William Wallers dons a beard for his role in The Elves and the Shoemaker, Little Theatre 41 Student Government Standing: Left to right — Mr. Clokey, J. Fisher, T. Sylvester, A. Samworth, C. Rupert, M. Wise, U. Ammon, J. Shea, J. Urie, P. Henning, L. Miller, Dr. Andes. Seated: A. Adams, Mrs. Ivins, C. Douglas s,president, C. Wike, secretary. The Student Government Association is composed of faculty members and student members, one from each class and a delegate from each of the councils. This organization tries to improve school spirit, to create better student- faculty relationships, and to voice the views of the students. The hightlights of the association for this year have been the sponsorship of Frosh Regs, the unforgettable All-College Party and the recreation center. Student Activities Seated: Left to right — J. Schade, Miss Ortlip, M. Weidman, J. Surrick, Dr. Anderson. Standing — Dr. Mitchell, J.Cassidy, M. Brooker, J. Waterfield, J. Van Newkirk, S. Fricke, L. Capuro, Mr. Benner. Association The Student Activities Ass ociation, under the guidance of Dr. Robert F. Anderson, is organized to provide stu- dents with a competent authority to dis- pense a student fund for the mainten- ance of the extracurricular activities, the various athletic organizations on campus, and the outstanding All-Star Programs. 42  , w, 4 u lr «iw ' ' ' ■ Gaih ' colored balloons, shadow cut-outs characteristic of a real Mardi Gras, and the melodious strains of The Critcrions set the atmosphere for tliis year ' s Advisory Board Formal wiiich was held in Recreation Hall, March 3. Guests of honor at the dance included President and Mrs. Charles S. Swope, Dean and ilrs. L. Forrest Free, Dean Jane Caton, and Dean and Mrs. W. Glenn Killinger. Standing: L. to R. — Miss Bernatz, Elaine Hill, Marjorie Wise, Susanne Osborne, Miss Stucky. Seated: L. to R. — Winifred McKee, Ruth Pratt, Elizabeth Callery, presi- dent, Margaret Brooker. Advisory Board The connecting link between the Women ' s Day and Dormitory Councils is successfully formed by the Advisory Board. lembership totals eight women students who are aided by the Dean and Assistant Deans of Women. Besides sponsoring movies, informal dances, and other campus activities, the Advisory Board initiates the Women ' s Pot Luck Dinner, highlighted this year by the presence of Pearl Buck as guest speaker. Christmas projects included lobby dec- orations and the Christmas Dance. In conjunction with the Senior Class, Jan- uary graduates were honored at the Senior Cordial. Second semester events featured the annual Advisory Board Formal and the Spring Tea. 43 Bay Council Being a very active organization, the Women ' s Day Council works continually to supply the needs of the women day students. Among other things, this group sponsored a Hallowe ' en party, a Christmas party, and a party for the graduating day students. A job well done is certainly characteristic of the council, which was under the fine direction of Mrs. Bliss, adviser ; Delores March, presi- dent; Elaine Hill, vice-president; Joan Anderson, secretary; and Audrey Samworth, treasurer. Lobby sings, dances, dorm parties, and the weekly call to hall meet- ing are recalled when one mentions the Women ' s Dormitory Council. The council actively works for all the women students living on campus. This year ' s officers are Marjorie Wise, president; Susanne Osborne, vice-president ; Ann Westberg, secretar3 ' , and Ann Adams, treasurer. Miss Caton, Miss Bernatz, and Miss Stuckey act as advisers. Women ' s Dormitory Council - i ' Men ' s Day Council Left to right: Leonard Miller; Harry Stewart, vice-president; Arthur R. Ehring, president; Arthur Cohen; and Jules Repetto. Meeting the needs of commuting men students is the main purpose of the Men ' s Day Council. Fi-icnds may find a place to relax, study, or do as they wish in the informal atmosphere of the commuter rooms. Co-operation with the Women ' s Day Council has been an important achievement. Resident men students are represented in student government by the Men ' s Dormitory Council. This group discusses and acts upon matters pertaining to dormitory activities and also supports endeavors such as Campus Charities and Student Recreation Center campaigns. Throughout the year, various social functions are sponsored by the council. Left to right: First row — James Mears, president; Fred Christman, vice-president; Frank Unger, secretary; Eli McLaughlin, treasurer. Second row — Lyndon Sorber, Jerold Griffis, Robert Rosnowski, Robert Rickenbach, Craig Moore, and James Oliver. Men ' s orniitopy Council 45 Hillel The primary function of tlie B ' nai B ' ritli Hillel Club is to present a knowledge of the solemn duties of a Jewish student community and to contribute to a universal and enduring understanding among mankind. Robert Werner, president ; Thomas Jacoby, vice-president ; Phyllis Ruscoff , secretary ; and Mor- ton Crespy, treasurer, are under tjie very able guid- ance of Mr. Harold Shaffer. I.V.C.F. Interdenominational in character, the West Chester Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Chapter seeks to investigate the claims of Jesus Christ and to consider His challenge to the j-outh of today. Adviser to this religious organization is Dr. Woodlen. The club is guided by Kenneth Brobst, president ; Virginia Elliott, vice-president ; Ann Langford, secretary ; and Paul Birt, treasurer. 46 Xewniaii Club To fulfill the nct ' ds of tlic Catholic students on campus is the aim of the Newman Club. During the year this organization sponsors a dance, a banquet, and a picnic. The officers are Paul Ruda, president; Joseph Mattola, vice- president; Telene Russoli, secretary; Edward Finn, treasurer. They are advised by Miss Anne Schaub and Father Faunce, spiritual adviser. 9 • im« The Student Christian Association is the oldest and largest campus religious group. Its weekly programs include speakers, films, panel discussions, supper hikes, and exchange pro- grams with other colleges. In office are Eliza- beth Donaldson, president; Frank FitzGerald and Elizabeth Derr, vice-presidents ; Patricia Reitz, secretary; Ross Smith, treasurer. Faculty advisers are Miss Dorothy Stout and Jlr. John Gutscher. 47 A.C.E. Mary Ann Tuft, treasurer; Mary Lou Wil- liams, secretary; Miss Edna Dowland, adviser; Mary Weidman, president; and Joan Anderson, vice president, pose witli tlie members of the A.C.E. This educational group sponsored an annual Christmas party for the underprivileged children. The regular meetings consist of speakers and movies which help prepare the members for in-service teaching. F.T.A. Shirley Walker, treasurer; Joseph Yalch, vice-president; Shirleyann Galambos, president; Dr. George Crcssman, adviser; Patricia Repash, secretary, and other F.T.A. members listen to Dr. Michael Bannon speak about his experiences as a teacher in Korea. The future teachers seek to stimulate interest in the teaching profession and to provide materials which will help enrich the members ' professional backgrounds. 48 Xeitliaii Club The Neithicin Club is a social and professional organization for elementary students. Besides holding regular meetings they sponsor a faculty tea and a banquet for club members. Mary Lou Haines, president; Frederica Foerster, vice-president; Joanne Murphy, secretary; Vivian Thompson, treasurer; Eleanor Prizer, puhlicity, are assisted in their offices by Mrs. Plelen Ivins and Ir. Alton Childers, faculty advisers to the group. Speech Clinic The purpose of the Speech Clinic is designed to give students practical experience in the correction of all types of speech defects. The students learn to recognize, to diagnose, and to correct speech defects in those who come to the clinic from tlic college and service area. The clinic is under the supervision of Miss Elizabeth Tyson. 49 Varsity The Varsity Club made up of athletic letter- men is headed by William Brown, president; Lee Rojer, vice- president; Sergio Key, treas- urer; William Crozicr, secretary; and Dr. Glenn Killinger, faculty adviser. Besides pub- lishing the Ham ' s Horn, which was sold at all the home football games, the club sponsored the Varsity Dance in April. Friars Character, leadership, friendship, and schol- arsliip are the ideals of this men ' s honorary or- ganization. In November the members held an informal dance, and near the end of the year they awarded a scliolarship to a promising Junior man. The officers this year were James Oliver, president; Robert Ingwers, vice-presi- dent; Thomas Silvester, secretary; and Jay Chronister, treasurer. kNJ W.R.A Constantly striving to maintain successful extracuriicular activities and ■wholesome recrea- tion, this year ' s Women ' s Recreation Associa- tion was ilircctcd by Joan Waterfichi, president; Judith Surrick, vice- preside nt ; Nancy Fehr, sccrctnrij; Patricia Melrath, treasurer; and Jonc Bush, publieit ij iiKinager. Advising these girls and tlic board managers, who do an ex- cellent job in each activity, is ]Miss Katherine Margerum. ' ill! 1 •t A Valkyrie These knightly daughters, composed of sophomore, junior, and senior women health and pliysical education majors, have as their leaders Janet Bickel, president; Muriel Winn, vice-president ; Patricia Melrath, secretary; and Nancy Fchr, treasurer. Their activities in- cluded the sponsorship of the Swiss Gym Team, the presentation of the Valkyrie Show, and the establishment of a scholarship fund. Art Adviser — Mr. McKinney President — Peter Staudenmaier Secretary — Joan Sailer Astronomy Adviser — Dr. Maier President — Fred Sachs Vice-president — John Berkley Secretary — Joan Newmeyer ■VvK Bk X jV PI Bi « ' H H hH| n ' u| | H H ' - 1 Bridge Adviser — Miss Bernatz Chairman — Maryann Lombardo 52 Big-Little Sister Comuiittee Chairman — Judith Cassidy Co-Chairmen — Carol Douglass Barbara Kern Carole Rupert Joan Urie English Adviser — Mr. Landrum President — Sue Osborne Vice-president — Dave Miller Secretary — Phyllis Ruscoff French Adviser — Mrs. Sevier President — Dorothy Craig Secretary — Mildred Mercer 53 Geography Adviser — Mr. Keinard President — Frank Unger Vice-president — Morton Crcspy Secretary — Star Winkler Goveriinieiit Adviser — Dr. Fleck President — Douglas Crate Vice-president — Marvin Kassoy Secretary — Gita Insclberg Parliamentarian — John Hepp Math Adviser — Dr. Evans President — Kenneth Schmidt Vice-president — Mark Weincr Secretary — Yolanda Trasatti 54 Music Adviser — Miss Sheppard President — Carol Boyle Vice-president — Jacqueline Miller Secretary — Nancy Miller Philosophy Adriser — Dr. Bonder President — Philip Dwyer Vice-president — Alexander Di Bartolomeo Secretary — Eileen Bergen Phoiiograpli Adviser — Mr. Middleton President — William Murphy Vice-president — Paul Bert Secretary — Jean Romig 55 Photography Adviser — Dr. Wcagley Psychology Adviser — Dr. Gregg President — Grace Shcpperd Vice-president — Charles Shirk Secretary — Beryl Soffel Poster Adviser — Mrs. Frances Ring 1 Artists — Nicholas Psoras, Harold Moyer Radio Adviser: Mr. Thomas President — Gerald Collopy Vice-president — Joseph Ellis Secretary — Joan Roberts Science Adviser — Dr. Gordon President — Charles Fitzgerald Vice-president — Kenneth Leister Secretary- Treasurer — Barbara Weir Veterans Adviser — Dr. McTavish President — Philip Rush Secretary-Treasurer — James McCarthy Cheerleaders upper right . . . Turn of Events . . . Believe it or not they are our gals ... A coach ' s answer to the two platoon system . . . Above . . , Twisting and turning it ' s Norm and Don, two welccne additions to the squad . . . Right . . . Our Leaders . . . Led by Janet, Mary Lou, and Peg our squad is full of vim, vigor, and vitality. Left to Right: Norman Burkhardt, Marian Annette, Janet Cleaves, Marguerite Crowley, Carol Douglass. Carole Rupert, Lois Moyer, Donald Stauffer, Jacqueline Shea, Lynn Baldwin, Mary Lou Bigony, and Jeannette Small. liJ uJ-Ui there a pep rally tonight? What time is the football game? Is anyone from the school to be in the parade? Who is to be in convocation for Veterans ' Day? This year as usual, under the direction of Mr. Carson and Dr. Antonowieh, the Marching Band continueil to (hsphiy the spirit of West Chester in tliese and other activities. West chester s Marching Band 59 College Choir Tlie College Choir is composed of selected nienibers of the Music Department. This fine singing group is under the direction of Arthur E. Jones, a member of the nuisic faculty. The choir presents an annual con- cert on campus, participates in the Christmas Carol Service, and presents several off-campus concerts throughout the year. The versatility of this group is shown by the varied types of music which they sing so well. The Girls ' Glee Club provides an outlet for the musical talents of the girls in the elementary, secondary ' , and physical education curricula. Tliis group, selected on the basis of performance in try-outs, is directed by Dr. Frank Checsman, a member of the music faculty ' . They perform ably at their own annual concert and also as a part of the traditional Christmas Carol Service. Women ' s Glee Club 60 Men ' s Chorus Comprising tlie ] Icn ' s Chorus are all the young men of the ]Music Department who are not enlisted in the College Choir. This group, which is under the direction of Ir. Kov Sweet of the music faculty, participates in a joint concert with the Women ' s Chorus and also in the annual Christmas Carol Service. The organization also serves to acquaint its members with much choral literature. The Women ' s Chorus consists of all the women stu- dents in the music curriculum who are not in the College Choir. This organization provides an excellent oppor- tunity for its members to become acquainted with a wealth of choral material as well as to perform in the annual joint concert with the Nlen ' s Chorus and the annual Christmas Carol Service. Miss Jane Sheppard, a member of the music faculty, is the directress of this group. liVomeii ' s Chorus r ' a 9 Brass Ensemble Composed of out- standing brass players in the lusic Depart- ment, tlie Brass En- semble is ii student oper- ated organization which meets once a week under the sponsorship of Mr. Powell Middleton. Criterions The Critcrions is a group of .students interested in tlie realm of jazz and swing. With Thomas Silvester as its capable leader, these men provide dancing enjoy- ment for the students at many of the college dances. t f K ferf, i%i ■EisK • vl i«- The Sinfonietta is, as its name implies, a small symphony orchestra which is composed of the first ciiair players from the College Sym- phony Orchestra. This select group, under the ahle haton of Dr. Cons- tuntine Johns, performs works especially written for a small orchestra. Tlie Sinfonietta gives a concert each year and presents to us works that cannot be fully ap- preciated in any other medium. Siiifoiiietta The College Symphony Orchestra is composed of many of the talented instru- mentalists of the Music Department. Under the able baton of Mr. Powell Middleton, a member of tjie music faculty, this group presents an annual sym- phonic concert, and it also participates in Convocation and many other programs on campus. Members of this organization also represent West Chester State Teachers College in the All Collegiate Orchestra Festival which is held annually on some college campus. Symphony aJT-ZS:SSg: ?«T7 - thtetlga 1 A strong body tnakes the mind strong, ' —THOMAS JEFFERSON 64 Time Out J.V. Coach Robert Reese, Backfield Coach Robert Mitten, Head Coach W. Glenn Killinger, Line Coach James Bonder, Frosh Coach Donald Barni. r . Head Coach Killinger chats with Co-captains Gatski and Crozier. Front row: Left to right — Gazzillo, Chilbert, Sorber, McLean, Mears, Co-captain Crozier, Co-captain Gatski, Kanter, Russo, McLaughlin, and Royer. Second row — Mgr. Dussinger, Dcutsch, McMahon, Morrcll, Motta, Grinrod, Brienza, Komarnicki, Kappes, Bcrardelli, Salvaterra, Emerich. Third row — Devlin, Shister, Elwell, Strezlecki, Demko, Nolen, Bulotovich, Gosnay, Eberle, Tagland, Mgr. Eckroth. Fourth row: Wendland, Elvin, Miller, Worley, Tomaski, Kline, O ' Conner, Yoder, Young, Allmon. Fifth row — Borkowski, Moore, Ernst, Ackert, Harrington. Chiccino, Mackey, Novak, Casson, Saunders, Hopkins, Burke. for Football! The 1955 version of tlie Golden Ram gridnien completed a tough schedule of five home and four off-campus contests witli a total of six victories and three defeats, thus preserving the Coach W. Glenn Killingcr ' s record of never having coached a team which had lost more games than it had won. A group of lettcrmen headed by senior Co-captains William Crozier and Ronald Gatski, James Mears, Ray Kantor, Paschal Gazzillo, and King McLean formed the nucleus of the squad. Defensive end Joseph Motta is double-teamed, but Jack Wend- land and Joseph Chilbert close in on the ball carrier. (Vest Chester halt carrier is stopped after a short gain by on charging Monarch linemen. Rams won by 19-7. 1955 FOOTBALL RECORD Opp. W.C. East Carolina State 9 Home Fort Monmouth 7 14 Home Drcxcl Inst, of Tech 7 Home Youngstown University 39 6 Away Lock Haven S.T.C. 13 Away East Stroudsburg S.T.C 20 23 Away King ' s College 7 19 Home Millersvillc S.T.C 13 26 Home Bloomsburg S.T.C 7 17 Away 67 the fighting Rams J 4. %. i ■ I 68 ■ ' -■. ' An enemy back is brought to the ground by John Gosnay as teammate William Berardelli races over to make sure he doesn ' t get away. FOOTBALL MANAGERS: Kneeling: Left to right — Gordon Dussinger, John McCarthy, Wilson Bethard, Larry Shane. Standing — Benjamin Eckroth, Kenneth Leister, Robert Giam- palmi, Donald McMurray, Gordon Simpson. In the opening game against East Carolina, a T. D. plunge and a safety provided the 9-0 victory. Ft. ] Ionniouth was turned back as Edward Morrell scored the winning tally. Two straight losses were next suffered as Drexel and Youngstown won by 7-0 and 39-6 respectively. S. T. C. Conference opponents, Lock Haven and East Stroudsburg, were beaten 13-0 and 23-20 in hard fought fashion. Then King ' s bowed 19- T, and Millersville succumbed by 26-13. Blooms- burg came out on top by 17-7 in the final encounter. Left halfback Jack Wendland scoots around end for yardage as a foe secondary man moves in. 69 Strained faces indicate the enthusiasm and effort displayed by West Chester forwards Gertrude Dunn and Janet Bickel, as they lead the team to victory over Swarthmore 4-0. Field Hockey Ten West Chester co-eds named to All-College Hockey Team. First Row: Gertrude Dunn, second team; Janet Bickel second team; Margaret Walter, second team. Second Row: Nancy Hubbard, fourth team; Elizabeth Wolle, second team; Barbara Clyde, second team; Patricia Melrath, third team. Not pictured: Joan Waterfield, second team; Marguerite Crowley, fourth team; Shiela McHugh, fourth team. 70 Another goal for West Chester! Mary Lou Bigony boosts the score as West Chester wins over Swarthmore. Gertrude Dunn, All-American player, shows good form in executing a flick past a goalie in the All-Catholic Tournament. - The liockcj squad compiled a remarkable record this season, with all three teams viiining all their games. Their eight victories were at tlie expense of Swarthmore, Ursiiius. Temple, and Immaculata. Evidence of the high calihrc of our players is the fact that ten of the girls were named to the All-College Hockey Team, while seven appeared on the All-Philadelphia Team. 71 William Remley, left wing for the Rams, fights for possesion against two unidentified Black Knights of the Hudson. Coach Waters gives the well-known victory sign as co-captains Sergio Rcy and James Oliver heed his excellent advice. Soccer Front row: Left to right — Daniel Furman, Lawrence Halye, James Dcegan, Sergio Rey, co- captain; James Oliver, co-captain; Edward Holcroft, Burt Lebo, William Remley, John Rocco. Second row — Michael Horner, Rogers Clark, John Havrilla, David Hubbard, Howard Beede, William Bailey, Thomas Fleck. Raymond Wilson. Third row — Assistant Coach William Skillen, Manager George Baldwin, Manager Matthew Minch, Norman Franks, Robert Ros- nowski, Mack Kingsmore, Raymond Hull, Richard Smith, Coach Earle Waters. Halfback Carl Horner intercepts an unidentified attackman from Seton Hall. In action on Wayne Field the Rams won by 3-0 to wind-up the ' 55 season. This picture and the one to the right were taken while it was snowing. Standout left wing William Remley puts his talented toe to the ball as an enemy defensive player attempts to block the driving shot. A downjield pass is about to be cut-off by an alert foe as Lawrence Halye moves in to retrieve it and to continue the action. Lawrence Halye and an opponent mix it up in an attempt for possession. Horner and James Deegan move in to give aid to their teammate. Led by All-Ainerican Sergio Rcy aiul stiir center forward James. Oliver, the soccermen faced tlieir toughest opponent in the first con- test. I ' eiin State ' s N ' ittany Lions, tlie Number 1 team in the nation, ceked out a 3-2 win in a liard-fought contest. Following that, the hooters rolled over East Stroudsburg, Panzer, Army, Baltimore, Howard, Philadelphia Textile, LaSalle, Drexel, and Seton Hall in successive encounters. James Oliver sliowed the way in scoring with a total of twelve goals. During the 9-1 season, the tight defense limited the opposition to only seven scores while the Rams booted 32. Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 18 Oct 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 4 Nov. 8 Nov. 12 Nov. 16 Nov. 19 1955 SOCCER RECORD Opp. Penn State University 3 E. Stroudsburg S.T.C 1 Panzer College U. S. Military Academy Univ. of Baltimore 1 Howard University Phila. Textile Inst 2 LaSalle College Drexel Institute Seton Hall College j BH w.c. 2 Away 3 Away 6 Away 1 Home 4 Home 2 Away 4 Home 4 Away 3 Home 3 Home 73 Basketball VARSITY During the ' 55- ' 56 season tlie basketccrs of Einil ]Messikonier were not too impressive. They wound up their schedule witli a total of seven wins, while dropping li decisions. In S.T.C. conference play they achieved a 4-4 record. For the future things look bright, as the squad will lose only Jerry Griffis, the captain, through graduation. Leading scorer Terry German is only a freshman, and with George Bordi, Carson Carr, Chuck Hucbncr, and Dom Chiciachierc still with eligibility left, the prospects look promising. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1955-56 SEASON Front row: Left to right — Robert Thompson, Charles Huebner, Dom- inic Chiacchicrc, Captain Jerrold Griffis, George Bordi, Howard Bedell Back row — Junior Varsity Coach Rob- ert Reese, George Allen, James Var ratto, Carson Carr, John Kuchinsky, Terry German, Coach Emil Messi komer. Captain Jerrold Griffis exe- cutes a perfect one-hand push shot in mid-air. Head Coach Emil Messi- komer discusses pre-game strategy with Assistant Coach Robert Reese. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD 1955-56 — From row, left to right: Mack Kings- more, Robert Kingsmore, Daniel McGinnis, Robert Coward, Bernard Gilbert. Back row: Junior Varsity Coach Robert Reese, James Hopton, Robert Schmidt, Robert Hoffman, Robert Miller, Coach Emil Messikomer. BASKETBALL ' 55- ' 56 Opponent H - C. Kutztown 71 76 East Stroudsburg 78 71 Shippensburg 61 63 Millersville 93 68 Villanova 70 62 Wagner 83 61 Rider 89 73 Baltimore 89 103 P. M. C. 64 72 St. Joseph ' s 74 60 Drexel 59 57 Lebanon Valley 76 72 Elizabethtown 106 92 Washington 80 92 Hofstra 42 68 Millersville 77 64 Kutztown 60 66 LaSalle 90 78 East Stroudsburg 78 80 Bloomsburg 102 81 Lycoming 104 88 JIJIVIOR VARSITY Coach Robert Reese ' s jayvees played sixteen contests during the ' S. - ' . ' jG season, and they broke even, winning eight and suHVring defeats in as many. The s(jiunl was changing most of tiie season, many of the men moving up to the varsity. Vins during tlie campaign came over Gokley Heacom, Ogontz Center, Drexel, Cheyney, Pennsylvania Military College, Elizabethtown, Millers- ville, and Hill School of Pottstown. Bog Hoffman begins a drive toward the basketball that netted his team two points. Bob Miller leaps high to exe- cute a shot from the right- hand side. Swish! Howie Bedell snares a rebound from the outstretched arms of a Drexel opponent. A beautiful one-hand push shot from the right side is completed by Howie Bedell. Displaying a fine left hand jump shot, Center Carson Carr scores two for the Rams. Although carefully guarded by a foe from St. Joseph s, Dom Chicciahiere readies himself before passing off to a teammate. A maze of arms close-in upon George Allen as he attempts to pass-off to another team member across the court. Action lakcs place in East Stroudsburg contest. Exhibiting perfect form, freshman Terry German drives in for a lay-up that culminates with two points for the purple and gold. He led the squad in scoring for the ' 55- ' 56 season. Under the guidance of liss Barbara Coates twenty of West Chester ' s co-eds constituted the 1956 extra- mural basketball team. The first team met defeat in each of its three sched- uled games, losing to Swarthniore, Beaver, and Ursinus. Although our girls were on the short end of the score each time, their determination, sportsmanship, and loyalty were outstanding. The second team downed all three of its opponents, finishing the season among the ranks of the undefeated. On the basis of this, next year ' s team should be a strong challenge to any opponent. Managers Gloria Benncr and Joan Shinier deserve a great deal of credit for their outstanding service. Ju ne Miller, starting freshman forward, is shown going in for two points during a scrim- mage game. Coach, Barbara Coates, tosses ball up for prac- tice tap off between senior Joy Bonsall and freshman Gail Brown. Nancy Fchr, junior guard, anxiously awaits the ball. An important part of any team are the coach and managers. This year called forth Joan Shi mer. Miss Barbara Coates, and Gloria Ben- ner, who so willingly provided leadership and guidance for the team. the girls take to the courts • • Basketball 78 In the pivot, Ann Westberg hands off to Mary Jane Bird during a pre-game warm up. Guard, Joy Bonsalt, goes high off the floor to block a shot by June Miller. Left to right, front: Joan Glover, Janet Robinson, Mary Quinlan, Gail Br own, Nancy Fchr, Jone Bush, Ann Westberg, Audrey McComsey, Barbara Clyde, Dora Rife, Carolyn Helwig. Back: Managers Gloria Benner and Joan Shimer, June Miller, Virginia Gray, Frances Wein- mayr, Janice Barrick, Mary Lou Bigony, Joy Bonsall, Mary Ann Gotchall, Mary Jane Bird, Peggy Crowley, and coach Barbara Coates. 79 COACHES AND CO-CAPTAINS OF 1956 WRESTLING SQUAD: Front row — Freshman Coach Charles Foltz, Manager Leo Tulio. Back row — Asst. Coach Williams, Co-captain King McLean, Co -captain Webster Reyner, Coach Willard J. Tresize. Wrestling Front row: Left to right — James Mclntyrc, Charles Grcgor, Co-captain J. King McLean, Co- captain Webster Reyner, William Gerstemeier, Anthony Meconi, Charles Cawthern. Second row: Left to right — David Levering, Samuel DiVeitro, Joseph Piscitello, Michael Forsythe, George Fox, Robert Moran. Third row — Asst. Coach Williams, Miles Lenhart, Neil Johnson, Ronald Bimson, Donald Herr, Edward Tennesson, Leo Tulio, Charles Foltz, Kenneth Whistler, Coach Willard J. Tresize. 80 Golden Ram Co-captain Webb Reyner applies a leg lock to a Hofstra opponent. He won this match but the team was nipped by a close margin. Freshman 123 pounder Roger Davis is pictured on top of a foe from Baltimore as a partisan crowd in the Field House watches. Effectively applying an arm and leg lock com- bination to a Hofstra grappler is Ram 137 pound ace, Tony Meconi. Led by Co-captains King McLean and Webb Reyner the Ram grapplers showed plenty of chiss during 1956. They smothered eight op- ponents while being nipped only twice. In the first meet East Stroudsburg bowed ; then Ithaca College was trounced, followed by Baltimore before the purple and gold suffered two straight setbacks by narrow margins. ]Millersville and Hofstra eeked out wins for the only blemishes to an otherwise Unmarred log. Quickly bouncing back they were victorious over Bloomsburg, Lincoln, Waynesburg, and Temple. In the S. T. C. tourney they annexed second place lienors. 81 Ssssd Setting an example for future aquatic enthusiasts, with the help of Miss Jean Landis, were Carol Lyons, versatile Joan Waterfield, diver Jean Stitzel, backstroker Gloria Nicoll, Judy Winn, Agnes Mihalik, and diver Joan Lennox. Absent from the picture were breaststroke swimmer Helen Bader, manager Billie Brandt, and Carol Donet. Everj ' IMonday, Tuesday, and Thursday the mem- bers of tlic newly formed girls swimming team could be found practicing frantically in the field house pool. Under the able leadership of jNIiss Landis the girls did well in their first season. They found worthy opponents in Ursinu s, Swarthmore, and University of Pennsyl- vania. The schedule also included participation in the Intercollegiate Championship competition in Philadel- phia. Champions Joan Waterfield displays her skill in swimming the breastroke. Jean Stitzel exhibits excellent form in her execution of a back dive. William Berardelli is tagged by Robert Ricfcen- bach and goes over the side of the pool in the 300 medley relay event. A front jack knife is executed by Lance Miller. 2 •7, . . . in and out of ivater Bolstered by a fine crop of freshmen blended with an outstanding group of veterans, tlio Golden Ram lernien splashed to a record of six wins and two losses in dual )neet competition, and went on to capture second place in the A. A. U. tourney, ' ictories were acliieved over Hainhridgc, Navy, East Stroudsburg, Swarthmore, Temple, Drcxcl, Lafayette, and P. ]M. C. Strong foes in the person of Navy and T.aSallc College eeked out wins over the purple and golden swimmers. Front row: lef to right — David Bolden, Ronald Huff, Robert Sharpless, Captain Arnold Levin, John Mat- thews, Kenneth Barshinger, Vernon Herman. Second row: left to right — Lance Miller, William Berardelli, Al Brothers, Eric Sharr, Robert Rickenbach, Craig Moore, Al Harvison, Jack Beeson. Third row: left to right — Coach Edward Twar- dowski. Manager Richard Wucst, Jack Johnstone, Manager Gene Schaffer, Chairman Hank Vari. i Poetry in motion describes Jack Beeson ' s half-gainer. Cros s-Country Although they were setback in their opening meet by a strong squad from St. Joseph ' s College to the tune of 16- 9, the Golden Ram harriers concluded the season with a total of six victories and two losses. Coach Arthur Hawthorne ' s hill and dale men pointed for the initial match against a team that had marred an other- wise perfect slate in ' 54, but the will to win did not prove the margin of victory. Sensational Jerold Bankert, who previously had far outdistanced his team- mates, received a good deal of pressure from Freshman Sidney Douse and Gerald McCann, a now eligible junior. Washington, Swarthmore, Albright, and LaSalle went down in quick order before Lehigh proved victorious by a one-point difference. Cheyney and Howard also bowed. With the sound of the gun, Rams Jerry Bankert and James Fisher break for the lead along with two unidentified Howard University runners. Front row: Left to right — Sidney Douse, Lawrence Davis, Lcroy Leiser, Jerold Bankert, Captain James Fisher, Jerold Holscher, Jerold McCann. Second row — Coach Arthur Hawthorne, Manager Harry Gold, Chris Zauner, John Harris, Dave Fry, Edward Green, James Williams. Standing in back — William Waxbom, John Grant, Kent Wilson. -■ • V 84 1956 GYMNASTICS TEAM— ? to right: Coach Alvin B. Davis, Robert Mills, Lloyd Wilkin- son, Jack Tresize, Joseph Salema, Norman Burkhardt, William Nicky, Edward Williams, Donald Stauffer, Conrad Steele, George Fox, Harry Williams. Gym Team Under the duft guiciancc of C ' oacli Alvin B. Davis, tlic gjiiniastics team of West Chester State returned to the scene of intercollegiate competition during 1!)5(). In dual meets they achieved only one win while dropping three to strong foes. This, however, was a step in the direction of once again hriiiging this agile sport into major prominence on tiiis campus. In their first meet the gymnasts engaged Pittsburgh and were thwarted by ii 58-. ' i8 margin. Next they faced Temple and once again suffered defeat, this time by 5-l-i3. Germantown Y pro ided the nixt opposition for the Rains and .also proved to be too strong. In the final encounter the purple and gold hosted West A ' irgiiiia and this time came out on toj) by a 57-37 score. Tumbler Norman Burkhardt performs a perfect back scmi- laydown during a practice session in Ehinger Gymnasium. He was a consistent point-getter in meet competition. 85 Spring 1955 BASEBALL RECORD April 2 LaSalle College 4 Millersvillc S. T. C. 14 Baltimore University 16 Pa. Military College 18 Villanova University 23 Pa. Military College 25 Millcrsville S. T. C. 28 LaSalle College 30 Drexel Inst, of Tech. May 2 Baltimore University 5 Temple University 6 Washington College . 9 Rider College 11 Univ. of Pennsylvania 13 Bloomsburg S. T. C. 14 Villanova University 18 Univ. of Delaware . . 21 St. Joseph ' s College . Opp. 12 4 3 1 3 5 2 2 5 2 9 5 2 5 W.C. 21 6 5 5 9 2 9 8 6 7 8 13 2 7 8 7 6 4 - feUk ' i ' M-y - Robert Quinn, West Chester pitcher and outfielder, is pictured approaching first base as he outruns the first baseman to register a single against Pennsylvania Military College. Quinn rounds third base and close behind is Edward Carson, West Chester pitcher, who pulls into third as Quinn goes home. «ftSK«?«?. SKB3S ' SS - and time for Baseball The 1955 baseball team displa3ed a very fine 15-3 record. The season ' s opener was a high scoring 21-12 victory over LaSalle. Next, the Kanis traveled to Millersville and won bv a score of 6-i. The Baltimore game was rained out, but in a re-scheduled encounter, the Kams were victorious by 5-0. In their first home contest success was forthcoming as Pennsylvania Mili- tary College bowed by 5-0. Then a journey to A ' illanova resulted in a 9-!3 victory. P.M.C. was the next victim, and for the second straight game it was defeated. This time the score was 2-1. The second home game of the season saw Millersville lose its second straight to the Hams by a 9-3 score. La Salle joined the double victims of the Kams with an 8-0 loss in the third home game. Drexel was the scene of the Ranis ' next encounter with a 6-5 victory. Moving into the month of May, the Rams won their fourtli straight home game by defeating Balti- more 7-0. Following this game, the Rams defeated Tem- ple University at Temple, 8-2. The fifth straight home victory of the season was a 13-2 victory over Washing- ton College. Rider College proved to be the team to break the Kams ' winning streak at twelve games. They won by a 5-2 score. The Rams bounced back by defeat- ing University of Pennsylvania 7-2. Bloomsburg de- feated West Chester 9-8 in a hard fought battle for the Rams ' second loss. Again the Rams came back to defeat illanova 7-5. The Rams then lost to Delaware in a close 2-0 game. To climax a fine season, West Chester defeated St. Joseph ' s, 6-5, in a tense contest. The Rams closed the 1955 score books with a record of which we can be very proud. WEST CHESTER ' S 1955 DIAMOND MEN: First row. Left to right — K. Michaels, P. Briner, C. Hendrickson, F. Hoffman, R. Quinn, F. Murphy, E. Holcroft, P. Poole, J. Edelmann. Second row — B. Hidalgo, G. Simpson, W. Fieles, B. McFadden, K. Liester, G. Darlak, C. Deutsch, C. Horner, J. Murray. Third row — S. Esposito (Senior Manager), C. Lynch, H. Weisbein, J. Mikula, G. Bordi, Richard Smith, E. Carson, Robert Smith, Coach Glenn Killinger. Fourth row — R. Roznowski, W. Axe, N. Diehm, L. Shane, J. McDonald, R. Cahill, V. Harsh, K. Wilson, G. Snyder (Junior Manager). ca ' . im « m At «• ■ . , . W r.S ... ' f 9% - - - V ' ' W y :vf . and Track The 1955 edition of the West Chester State Teachers College track team opened its season against Lincoln University and was victorious 77 to 5ii. Tiic next meet was against Cheyncy State Teachers College. The Rams were again victorious by a 105 1 2 to 25 1 2 score. They lost their first and only meet of the season, drop- piiig a close decision to Villanova University in a dis- puted meet. Tlie final score was 66 to 63. The Rams then went undefeated in their remaining five meets. They defeated St. Joseph ' s 74 to 57, Montclair 76 2 3 to 39 1 3, East Stroudsburg 106 to 20, Temple 97 to 29, and LaSalle 79 to ■i7. The season ' s record was seven victories against one defeat. « i. Ik ' Co-captain Robert Lewis edges out a victory over Junior teammate, Paschal Gazzillo in the 220-yard dash against Montclair State Teachers College. Senior Richard Wolff displays good follow-through as he clears the bar in an exciting pole vault event. Sophomore Arnold Jackson, outstanding sprinter and hurdler of the Rams, clears the last hurdle in the 220-yard low hurdle event. 88 The Rams, defending State Teachers College cham- pions for the past six seasons, were again victorious in the 1955 State Teachers College meet held at Shippens- burg. West Chester won eleven of the fourteen events and tied for first in another to roll up ninety-four points. Shippensburg took runnerup honors, while Bloonishurg, Edinboro, Cheyney, Lock Haven, Indiana, and Kutz- town followed in that order. Winners for West Chester were Joseph Chilbert, who won the shot put and discus events while breaking records in each ; Jerold Bankert, who won the mile and two-mile events ; George Keen in the javelin event; William Brown in the pole vault; Robert Lewis in the 880-yard run ; Larry McDermott and Walter Riedemann, who tied for first place in the liigh jump; Xorman Burkhardt in the broad jump; and Arnold Jackson, who tied the record in the 220-yard dash and tied with Keyes of Shippensburg for first place in the 100-yard dash. West Chester ' s Norman Burkhardt, State Teachers Conference broad jump champion, shows form after hitting the take-off board in a dual meet against Muntclair State Teachers College. %: ' First row. Left to right — J. Salema, P. Gazzillo, D. Graumenz, N. Burkhardt. Second row — Coach Clokey, J. Chronister, W. Buechele, W. Frank, R. Lewis, J. McAnency, R. Wolff, S. Mollard, L. McDermott, Asst. Coach Mitten. Third row: G. Keen, T. Jacoby, C. Zauncr, W. Brown, J. Fisher, D. Fry, G. Kucharski, M. Riedemann, J. Deegan, A. Rumford, L. Adams. Fourth row — rT J ■i J. Chilbert, M. Wilson, G. Francis, G. McCann, W. Yeagle, B. Shenk, D. Stauffer, H. Gold, T. Lambert, J. Bankert. Fifth row — R. Young, W. Sharpe, J. Grant, L. Leiser, L. Davis, R. Wilson, C. Legge, T. Shearn, C. Pagano, E. Reindle, D. Hubbard. Sixth row — J. Brosius, R. Walters, T. Jackson. 89 Kneeling: Left to right — Richard Skein, Jesse Rothenbcrger, William Remley, Harry Lemmon. Standing — Coach Earle Waters, Captain Thomas Ramsey, Robert Ingwers, Ben- jamin Eckroth, and J. Fred Christman. Coif Althougli tliej received a limited amount of support, mainly because of the type of sport, the linkmcn of West Chester completed a banner year in the words of Coach Earle C. Waters. For 1955 was the first season in which the golf team achieved a better than .500 percentage. At the close of the season, the recap showed a proud total of six victories and only three setbacks. In five of their six wins the golfers defeated the opposition by overwhelming odds. Temple succumbed by 8-1, as did LaSalle College and Drexel by the same scores. St. Joe ' s and Albright were thrashed in encounters by 8 1 2 to 1 2. By the narrow margin of 5-1, the Hawks were turned back for a second time. Reversals during the season came in matches with the Villanova Wildcats by a 6-3 bridge, to the University of Pennsylvania by 6-1, and in a battle with the Blue Hens of the University of Delaware on the Newark links by 7-2. The most consistent member of the team was Benjamin Eckroth, number 3 man, who whipped his opponent in eight instances. 90 Tennis With two former PIAA cliampions setting the pace, the court charges of Coach Edward Twardowski bhinked opponents in seven of the. nine matches. Richard Charles and Robert Rickcnbach, the aforementioned crown-holders, led the way as the netmen racked up a total of eight wins against only one setback, that being a whitewashing a t the hands of the Swarthmore College garnet, by 9-0. A combination of strong serving strategy and excellent net play both in the singles and doubles sets made this season one of the most successful in court records at West Chester. The squad, captained by Richard Bingaman, was well-balanced, and competition for positions was keen through- out the entire schedule. Although bad weather hampered the playing of many- early matches, when the T-nicn played, they burned up the courts. By the score of 9-0 they trounced Temple University, Kutztown State Teachers, St. Joseph ' s twice, LaSalle College, University of Delaware, and Albright College. In the engagement with Drexel they won by a 6-3 margin. Seniors on the squad were Captain Richard Bingaman, James Rich and Manager Vincent Trombetta. Kneeling; Left to right— Barclay Hayes, Morton Crespy, Richard Charles, James Rich. Stand- ing — Manager Vincent Trombetta, Robert Rickenbach, Captain Richard Bingaman, Ronald Snowberger, and Coach Edward Twardowski. t A. ' 91 La Crosse Left to right, front row: Marilyn Neff, Katherine Becker, Nancy Fehr, Virginia Gray, Joann Good, Jacqueline Shea, Helen Ludwin. Second row: Marjorie Zercher, Patricia Melrath, Barbara Bodie, Barbara Grosh, Barbara Grossmiller, Gail Bonner, Carol Wike, Nancy Levitz, Marion Annett. With tlie coming of spring last year tlie W.R.A. activities took on a new look through the introduction of lacrosse. The high pitch of enthusiasm among its participants was stimulated by the manager Virginia Gray, whose instruction provided a strong foundation for the development and growth of tlie organization. w. . ' imW :-.r - .. ;.--: ' ' Ki ■ 2 % i - 6, ' % f. I ynehronized Si vimming A newly organized club has been established on campus for those skilled in and interested in aquatic activities. Although still in its in- fancy, the Waterwhccls Synchro ' iized Swimming Club hopes to develop a stronger interest in synchronized swinnning, water pageantry, and water ballet among the students of the college. The group, composed of approximately twenty male and female students, hopes to pre- sent their original water programs to schools and the general public. The club, under the supervision of ] Iiss Coates and Miss Moreschini, meets on Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. Vollovball The new year ushered in another season of W.R.A. volleyball, which is fast becoming a popular sport among our girls. Every Tuesday and Wednesdav afternoon finds girls returnin_g and receiving the ball from their opponents in the Old Gymnasium. W.R.A. volleyball started in January under the leadership of Miss Leach and the ambitious managers, Eileen Uelancy and Gloria Nicoll. The girls also participate in inter-dormitory matches during the spring semester, thus provid- ing recreation for all. Badiiiiiitoii Jl. A Flying shuttles can be seen any Tuesday or Thursday as the girls ' badminton club enthusiastically play many matches. Real- izing that badminton is one activity which has true carry-over value, these girls work diligently to perfect their game. Skills such as the overhead clear, the forehand and backhand drive, or the smash can be seen as the girls try to win an important game in the doubles tournament which is one of the main attrac- tions of the season. 93 Dan In compliance with renewed interest in mod- ern dance amojig West Chester students, W.R.A. initiated a club under the supervision of Jean- nctte Isphording. Outing Recreation and exercise are enjoyed by the Outing Club. Bicycling through the country is one of their many activities. 94 Roller Skating Both tlic beginners and more advanced roller skating enthusiasts perfect their figure and dance steps to a musical background. Scorekcepers clialk up the points as bowlers Marguerite Crowley and Mary Hindley bowl their turn on the duck pin alleys. Bowling u 95 Women s Tennis Front row: Left to right — Clara Farber, Edith Ann Patton, Mary Lou Bigony, Grace Ann Entriken, Amy Loy, Herma Frietag, Jean Walsh, Ruth Hobbs, Marian Taylor, Frances Kicmer, Margaret Brooker. Second row — Miss Leach, Joan Auten, Joan Shadle, June Dohner, Carol Fritz, Carol Wike, Gail Bonner, Jean Smedley, Nancy Leith, Joan Waterfield, Marguerite Crowley, Marion Snook, Annamae Brosky, Gloria Benner. Women s Golf Twice a week, during the spring and fall, a portion of the world ' s eight million golf enthusiasts congregated behind President Swope ' s Tanglewood estate. The girls ranged in level of ability from beginners to exper- ienced team players; they were there for a single pur- pose, that being to become better golfers. On hand to assist in the task were W.R.A. managers Joy Bonsall and Patricia Henning. 96 The art of mark-making is never too difficult for these college students. Archery is only one of the many activities which the W.R.A. has provided for students ' enjoyment. Left to right: Manager, Edith Anne Patton, Dancy Kelsey, Joan Anderson, Helen Mollenhauer, Alice MacFadden, Miss Wade, John Van Newkirk. Archery Softball The 1955 undefeated girls ' Softball team consisted of the follow- ing: Front row: Walsh, Fowler, Dywer, Anderson, Delp, Miller, Shimer, and Bonsall. Middle row: Dedrick, Davis, Bird, Cramer, Lombardo, Winn, Harle, Gable, Clyde, and Bodie. Back row: March, Natale, Clapper, Watters, Lucas, Bradley, Devine, Bush, Cowperthwait, Horner, Carver, Walter, Bickel, and Roye. 97 Intramural Hockey During the fall of the year numerous ener- getic young women swarmed Wilmington Field to pursue the vigorous sport known as women ' s field hockey. Manager June Dohner divided the teams into advanced and intermediate leagues and organized tournaments to create a competitive spirit. The winners of the inter- mediate leagues are pictured with their captain, Carolyn Hclwig. Volleyball Volleyball proved to be the most popular W.R.A. sport of the winter season with ap- proximately 130 participants. It was necessary far managers, Gloria Nicoll and Eileen Delaney, to form two leagues to meet on different days. The winners of the Tuesday round robin tour- nament were a group of physical education majors known as the Spikettcs. At the time of this printing the Wednesday league cham- pionship remained undecided. Basketball The intramural basketball crown was cap- tured by the Miss-Fits, who were undefeated in their five games. T+ie six teams participating in the program competed in a round robin tournament every Wednesday and Thursday afternoon. The intramural program was or- ganized and directed by W.R.A. manager, Gloria Benncr and Joan Shimer, and faculty adviser, Mrs. Taylor. Champs Volleyball Seated, left to right: Neil Thompson, Jerrold Griffis, Gene Kucharaski. Standing: Lou Cor- son, Lawrence Halye. Not pictured: Robert Coffey, Benjamin Eckroth, Robert Ingwers. Our Gang, champions of the men ' s intra- mural volleyball league for the 1954 season and 1955 season, ended each tournament with an unbroken record of seven wins, no losses, giving them a clean total slate of fourteen consecutive Roller Hockey Front row, left to right: Lawrence Halye, Cer- oid Callopy, Gene Kulig. Back row: William Remley, William Striessguth, Robert Ingwers, and Robert Coffey. Known as The Ramblers, these seven skat- ing addicts proved to be the new champions of the 1956 men ' s roller hockey tournament after playing a winning game which ended the season for them and the many men who participated in the league. Basketball Kneeling, left to right: Robert Allison, Al Meizell, Joseph Motta. Standing: Richard Grau- menz, Walter Buechele, Harold Blitman, Gor- don Dussinger, Charles Ross, Lawrence Shane, and Ronald Gatski. The Dussingers, winners of the men ' s intra- mural basketball tournament for the 1955 sea- son, receive their trophy from Walter Buechele, President of the Friars Club at that time. Two members of the squad simultaneously execute leg scissors on the side horse. Gym Team Speed, skill, strength : These words help to signi tiic championship performance of our Europe neighbors. These European wonders are Olyni] winners, second only to the Russians in the 19 games at Helsinki. Some of their individual p ' formers are gold mediil winners. Lead by their cs tain and coach Arthur Gonder, the Swiss are a ' performers on all types of apparatic cquipnic Equally entertaining in their performance is th novelty act, yodcling, and accordion playing. All all the Swiss are a masterful and entertaining gro( The entire team executes flag swir ing exercises of their nation ' s banr in perfect unison. too Working on the parallel bars, a trio of the gymnasts complete a precision routine in synchronized rhythm. Weight- lifting Team The Ram weight-lifting team, in its third year of existence under tiie coaching of Robert D. McKinney, is the first collegiate weight-lifting team in Pennsylvania. The team works out three afternoons a week under co-captains Robert Bradley and Carl Marsden, building strength and timing — not muscles ! There are three basic lifts for total scoring, and seven weight classifications. This year ' s team consisted of: 123 lb.— Carl Marsden; 132 lb.— Harry Gold; l-iB lb. — Campannaro and Donald Lambert; 165 lb. — Don- ald Spera and Zygmund Papciak ; 181 lb. — Albert Kneeling — left to right: Robert Bradley, Donald Spera, Arthur Lowen, Jack Ward, Bernard Hoffman, David Holland. Standing: Carl Marsden, Morris De Frank, John Saunders, Albert Grecia, Zygmunt Papciak, Leonard Ricci, Harold Gold, Coach Robert McKinney. Grecia; Heavyw eight — Robert Bradley. In competition tliis year tiie squad downed I ' cnn State, 12 to 9. In the Middle Atlantic A.A.U. Cham- pionships in Wihnngton, Delaware, they were repre- sented by Harold Gold, Carl Marsden, and Robert Brad- ley, the latter taking tliird and fourth places in their respective weight classifications. Anticipated future competition is expected to come from City College of New York, M.I.T., and the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Bob Bradley, captain of the wcightmen, displays excel- lent fortn at the height of his lift. Harry Gold, 132 lb. lifter for the Rams, is a study of concentration as he executes a clean and jerk of the barbell. Those tvho educate children tvell are tnore to he honored than even their parents for these only give thent life, those the art of living tvell. —ARISTOTLE 102 h d e 103 Class Officers Left to right: Richard Wuest, yice-president; Mary Lou Bigony, treasurer; Karl Gudenberg, president; Laura Lambert, secretary. With a continued spirit of orginality and enthusiasm that reflected its previous years on campus, the Class of 1956 conducted its calendar of events. The success of the All-College Hallowe ' en Party, the Senior Cordial, the Senior Week-end, and the Senior Memoirs was made possible through the cooperation of faculty advisers, class leaders, and members. The revision of the class constitution was added to the list of campus contri- butions. The class may be justly proud of its many accomplishments at West Chester. Mr. Arthur Hawthorne and Mias Ethel Keller. and Advisers 3n iWemoriam MR. LAWRENCE GINTER The student body was saddened by the death last summer of one of our music faculty mem- bers, ]Mr. Lawrence Ginter. We shall always remember his faithful service to our college. WILLIAM J. BOWES We of the Senior Class deeply regret the loss of one of our classmates in 195 . William Bowes of Philadelphia was a member of the secondary curriculum and an active participant in intramural sports. 105 Who s Ann Adams John Emerson Archer Who Frederica Elso Foerster Willis Samuel Frank James P. Argires m : William Henry Brown ««  Nr Jerrold Arthur Griffis Mary Lou Bigony Elizabeth Jane Callcry Karl A. Gudenberg Margaret Marie Brooker f Laurette Capuro Elaine Lenora Hill 106 Nancy RoUman Kessler Who ' s 117)0 among Students in American Universities and CoUeyes is a national organization composed of juniors and seniors recommended by the college which the student attends. These members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, cooperation in educa- tional and extracurricular activities, citizenship, and promise of future usefulness. We are proud that twenty-seven of our students have been selected to such a membership as a reward for outstanding effort and achievement. James Barton Stcffy Laura Louise Lambert Judith Surrick James Richard Mears Joseph Schade James Vernon Oliver Joan Lillian Waterfield f T Mary Elizabeth Weidman William Howard Renfrew Mary Teresa Stefancin Ann Dolores Westberg 107 MATTHEW ACKER . . . Matt . . . Music . . . 122 North Front Street, Reading, Pa. . . . Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Marching Band, Intramurals. ANN ADAMS . . . Elementary ... 257 Priscilla Lane, Aldan, Pa. . . . W.R.A., A.C.E., Legislative Assembly, Circus, Student Faculty Leadership Committee, Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Committee, Class Vice-president 3, Dormitory Council, Treasurer 4, Who ' s Who. JEAN L. ASHBY . . . Lee . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 4, West Chester, Pa. . . . Day Council, Treasurer 2, W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Poster Club, Psychology Club. MARIAN L. ATTINGER . . . Beby . . . Elementary ... 116 West Market Street, Middleburg, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A., W.R.A., Dormitory Council, Junior Prom Queen ' s Court, Phonograph Club, Symphony Orchestra. Sinfonietta, Serpentina. BARBARA J. ALEXY . . . Barb North New Street, Bethlehem, Pa. . Bridge Club. . . Elementary . . . 1141 Girls ' Glee Club, A.C.E., JANET ALLEN . . . Elementary . . . 4733 Woodland Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Geography Club, Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, Bridge Club, A.C.E., Speech Clinic. VIRGINIA ALLEN . . . Virgie . . . Elementary . . . 2017 Chester Avenue, Abington, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Psychology Club, Philosophy Club, W.R.A., Fire Brigade, Neithian Club. ROBERT A. ALLISON . . . Bob . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 408 Vassar Avenue, Swarthmore, Pa. . . . Psy- chology Club, Varsity Club, Geography Club, Baseball, Basket- ball, S.C.A., Intramurals, Circus. JOHN E. ARCHER . . . Arch . . . Secondary ... 4 laurel Ave- nue, Gwinhurst, Wilmington 3, Del. . . . Newman Club, Friars, Philosophy Club, Freshman Class Committee, Junior Class Com- mittee, Serpentine, Sports Editor, Quad Angles, Sports Editor 2, 3, Editor-in-chief 4, Whos Who. JAMES P. ARGIRES . . . Jim . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion ... 43 Norwood Circle, Birmingham, Ala. . . . Friars, Vet- erans ' Clubj J.V. Football, Wrestling, Intramurals, Tennis, Who ' s Who. 108 HELEN ' A. BADER . . . Breezy . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 178 First Avenue, Phoenixville, Pa. . . . Xewman Club, W.R.A., Manager i. Treasurer 3, Philosophy Club, Fire Brigade, Valkyrie Club, Circus, Dormitory Council. RICHARD L. BAFFA . . . Dick . . . Music . . . 5905 Ridire Avenue, Philadelphia :28, Pa. . . . Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonietta, Music Club, Phonograph Club, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir, Friars. ARMEXA BAGR. MIAX . . . Armie . . . Music . . . 654-1 Seb- anon Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Little Theater, W.R.A., LV.C.F., College Choir, Symphony Orchestra, The Bartered Bride. MARJORIE L. BAIR . . . Mar) . . . Elementary . . . U32 Paoli Pike, West Chester, Pa. . . . S.c ' .A., W.R,A., Poster Club, FT.A., Junior Prom Queen, MARY C. BACH . . . Mair . . . Elementary . . . Mount Bethel, Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, S.C.A., W.R.A., Bridge Club, Fire Brigade, Freshman Class Committee, Senior Class Committee, Serpentine. JOHN BACKES . . . Secondary . . . Fallsington, Pa. . . . Art Club, Geography Club, English Club. ' ■ iP GEORGE T. BALDWIN ' . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 299-; Pine Road, Philmont, Pa. MARJORIE BALTHASER . . . Margie . . . Music . . . West Leesport, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Phonograph Club, Concert Band, Women ' s Chorus, College Choir, Fire Brigade, M.E.N ' .C, Serpen- tine. PAUL V. BARR . . . Secondary . . . Har-Bar Farm, R.D. I, West Chester, Pa. . . . Little Theater, Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Committee. SYLVA J. BARR . . . Music ... 518 Twenty-second Avenue, Altoona, Pa. . . . Little Theater, Music Club, College Choir, S.C.A., M.E.N ' .C, L.S.A. 109 JUNE P. BEDI . . . Elementary . . . Box 322, R.D. 2, Pottstown, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., Neithian Club, F.T.A. MARJORIE J. BEEBE . . . Margie . . . Elementary . . . 62 East Stratford Avenue, I.ansdowne, Pa . . . . S.C.A., F.T.A., W.R.A., Fire Brigade, Sophomore Class Committee. PATRICIA BEEBE . Avenue, Woodlyn, Pa. Fire Brigade. Pat . . . Elementary . . . 1J19 Vauclain . . W.R.A., Girls ' Glee Club, I.V.C.F., BARBARA H. BEISSEL . . . Barbie . . . Music . . . 3. 3 Huey Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . Fire Brigade, Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonietta, String Quartet, Packin ' Up, The Bartered Bride, College Choir, S.C.A. COXSTANXE E. BEIXES . . . Connie . . . Secondary . . . Main Street, Mountaintop, Pa. . . . W.R.A., F.T.A., I.V.C.F., Philos- ophy Club, Geography Club, Serpentine, Typing Editor. GLORIA BENXER . . . Gillie . . . Elementary . . . Red Hill, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Geography Club, S.C.A., I.V.C.F., Photography Club, F.T.A., W.R.A., Manager i. Extramural Ten- nis, A.C.E., Sophomore Class Committee, Junior Class Committee. K. JANE BENSON . . . Janie . . . Elementary . . . 2417 Fair- view Street, Allentown, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., I.V.C.F., Neithian Club, F.T.A., Quad Angles. JANET E. BICKEI. . . . Bick . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion ... 250 Hamlin Avenue, Telford, Pa. . . . F.T.A., All College Hockey Team, Dormitory Council, Valkyrie Club, Vice-president 3, President 4, I.V.C.F., Extramural Basketball, Softball, Inter- mediate Band, Intramurals, W.R.A., Manager, Junior Class Com- mittee, Circus, Psychology Club, Secretary 3, Extramural Hockey, Captain 4. MARY E. BIGONV . . . Biggie . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion ... 42 I ewis Avenue, East Lansdownc, Pa. . . . Valkyrie Club, S.C.A., W.R.A., Manager 2,3, Dormitory Council, Student Government, Circus, Extramural Hockey, Basketball, Tennis. Junior Prom Queen Court, Cheerleader Captain 4, Class Treas- urer 3,4, Who ' s Who. MARY JANE BIRD . . . Birdie . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 237 Washington Avenue, Downingtown, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Government Club, Bridge Club, Fire Brigade, F.T.A., Valkyrie Club, Circus, W.R.A., Manager 2, Extramural Bas- ketball, Softball, Junior Class Committee. no RONALD W. BLATT . . . Ron . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 3319 Holtry Street, Laurcldale, Pa. . . . Golf, arsity Club, Newman Club. LOIS A. BOEKENKAMP . . . Elementary . . . 301 Beech Road, Garden City, Chester, Pa. . . . Speech Clinic, Mathematics Club, Philosophy Club, Poster Club, President 3. DIANE J. BONSALL . . . Joy . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 1-29 Pennsylvania Avenue, Coatesville, Pa. . . . Extra- mural Basketball, Softball, Tennis, S.C.A., F.T.A., Valkyrie Club, Circus, Vcdkyrie Show, Bridge Club, W.U.A., Manager 3. JANET BONSTED . . . Jan . . . Elementary . . . 3t3T Bleigli Street, Philadelphia 30, Pa. . . . A.C.E., S.C.A., I.V.C.F., W.R.A., Speech Clinic, Junior Class Committee. V X ' KENNETH BUOBST . . . Ken . . . Music . . . 5.53 Minor Street, Emmaus, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Marchinjx Band, Little Thea- ter, Music Librarian, College Choir, Mixed Chorus, Concert Band, Intermediate Band, The Bartered Bride, I.V.C.F., President 3,+, Serpentine. EUGENE R. BRODHAG . . . Dick . . . Music . . . 17T5 Rock- well Road, Willow Grove, Pa. . . . Student Government, S.A.. ., Baseball, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir, Symphony Orcnestra, Junior Class Committee. FREDELYN BOWER . . . Freddie . . . Elementary . . . 3J3 Logan Street, I wistown, Pa. . . . Geography Club, Newman Club, S.C.A., HiUel Club, A.C.E. MARTIN O. BRABSON . . . Marty . . . Secondary . . . R.D. 1, North Wales, Pa. . . . Government Club, Geography Club, Intra- murals. Philosophy Club. ROSE BRANISEL . . . Rosie . . . Elementary . . . 2-237 Dermond Avenue, Upper Darby, Pa. . . . Photography Club, Government Club. GLORIA L. BRENSINGER . . . Music . . . 1538Vj Gordon Street, Allentown, Pa. . . . Music Club, Women ' s Chorus, College Choir, S.C.A., M.E.N.C, Phonograph Club, Secretary 3. Ill MARGARET BROOKER . . . Peggy . . . Health and Physical Education ... 338 Maple Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . Advisory Board, Treasurer 4., Dormitory Council, Treasurer 3, W.R.A., Manager 3, Valkyrie Club, Newman Club, Junior Class Committee, Circus, Who ' s Who. THELMA M. BROOMER . . . Music . Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . M.E.N.C; Bridge Club, Phonograph Club. . . 3509 West Daui)liin S.C.A., College Choir, fp m ELIZABETH J. CALLERY . . . E.J. . . . Elementary . . . 3T4 East Main Street, Moorestown, N. J. . . . Freshman Class Com- mittee, Advisory Board, Treasurer 3, President 4, Dormitory Council, Student Government, S.C.A., W.R.A., Neithian Club, Senior Class Committee, Fire Brigade, Who ' s Who. ALVA J. CAMPBELL . . . Joanie . . . Elementary . . . New Bloomfield, Pa. . . . F.T.A., S.C.A., Neithian Club, Girls ' Glee Club, Quad Angles. Sophomore Class Committee, Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Committee, Serpentine. MARGORIE BROWE . . . Marge . . . Elementary . . . 1031 Bon Air Road, Havertown, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Neithian Club, Psy- chology Club, Art Club. WILLIAM H. BROWN . . . Bill . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . 707 South Walnut Street, West Chester, Pa. . . . Var- sity Club, President i, Track, Captain 4, Who ' s Who. WILLIAM J. BRUEHL . . . Bill . . . Secondary ... 31 North Alford Road, Springfield, Pa. . . . Little Theater, President i. SALLY FOX BUFFINGTON . . . Elementary ... 560 King Street, Northumberland, Pa. . . . I.V.C.F., A.C.E., F.T.A., Girls ' Glee Club, Art Club, Philosophy Club, Psychology Club. RICHARD P. BURDUMY . . . Dick . . . Elementary . . . 1611 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia 32, Pa. . . . F.T.A., Intramurals, S.C.A., Wayne Hall Follies, Stage Crew. NORMAN E. L. BURKHARDT . . . Norm . . . Elementary . . . 1127 Angora Drive, Yeadon, Pa. . . . F.T.A., S.C.A., Psychology Club, Vice-president 1, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Gym Team, Track, Cheerleader, Circus. 112 PHYLLIS A. CAUDAMONE . . . Elementary ... 016 Hiirry Street, Conshohocken, Pa. . . . Xewinan Club, Psychology Club, Neithian Club. GEORGE M. CARLLV . . . Elementary . . . £«11 East Hapert Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . PhiIo.soi)hy Club, President 1,3, Newman Club, Wrestling Manager, Veterans ' Club. CHRISTINE L. CARLSOX . . . Chris . . . Elementary . . . 5853 Stockton Road, Philadelphia 38, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Symphony Or- chestra, S.C.A., Sinfonietta, Xeithian Club, Bridge Club, W.K.A., Speech Clinic, Sketch Club, Eire Brigade. DOROTHY J. CARNEY . . . Jeanne . . . Music . . . 1849 Fair- view Avenue, Easton, Pa. . . . Dormitory Council, S.A.A., Phono- graph Club, Secretary 3, Little Theater, Secretary 3, College Choir, College Trio, Symphony Orchestra, M.E.X.C, Concert Band, W.R.A., Music Club, S.C.A. EDWARD J. CARSON . . . Eddie . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Hallman Avenue, R.D. 1, Collegeville, Pa. . . . Freshman Class Committee, Dormitory Council. Class Vice- president 1, S.C.A., Baseball, Intranmrals, Circus. GERALDINE J. C. RVER . . . Gerry . . . Health and Physical Education ... 17 Bell Avenue, Yardley, Pa. . . . W.U.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Valkyrie Club, Extramural Softball, Hockey, Circus, Junior Class Conunittee. - j LAL ' RETTE CAPURO . . . Secondary ... 106 South Third Street, Easton, Pa. . . . Serpentine, Business Manager, Who ' s Who, Quad An jle.t, Business Manager 3, l, Big-Little Sister Chairman, S.A.. ' ., W.R.A., I.V.C.F., Freshman Class Committee, Sophomore Class Committee, Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Com- mittee. BETTY M. CARBAUGH . . . Music . . . Waterside, Pa. . . . Quad Angles, College Choir, S.C.A., W.R.A., Bridge Club, Phono- graph Club, The Bartered Bride, Fire Brigade. ; X EDW.VKD B. CASH.MORE . . . Edbo . . . Music . . . 32 West Freedley Street, Xorristown, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Concert Band, In- termediate Band, Marching Band, Symphony Orchestra, Sin- fonietta, Criterions, Brass Ensemble. JEAN M. CHANDLEE . . . Elementary . . . l 32 Kenwyn Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Quad Angles, Serpentine, A.C.E., W.R.A., Newman Club, Philosophy Club, Fire Brigade, Senior Class Committee. 113 JEROME CHAPMAX . . . Jerry . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 4086 Roosevelt Boulevard, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Hillel Club, Intramurals. DOXALD E. CHERRY . . . Don . . . Music ... 219 South Third Avenue, West Reading, Pa. . . . Concert Band, Criterions, Sym- phony Orchestra, Sinfonletta, Woodwind Quintet, Marching Band, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir, Intramurals. J. FRED CHRISTMAN . . . Fred . . . Health and Physical Education ... 201 Starr Street, Phoenixville, Pa. . . . Men ' s Dormitory Council, Vice-president 4., Golf, Captain 2,3,4, A ' arsity Club, J.V. Football, Intramurals, Senior Class Committee, Cir- cus. JAY L. CHROXISTER . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 5023 Locust Lane, Harrisburg, Pa. . . . Friars, Treasurer 4, Cross Country, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, S.C.A., Circus, Junior Class Committee. ELIZABETH CLARE . . . School Xurse . . Green Ridge, Pa. 21 Sheridan Lane, ALICE G. CLARK . . . Gail . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . Elm Avenue, Lenni Heights, Glen Riddle, Pa. . . . Extramural Hockey, W.R.A., I.V.C.F., S.C.A., Valkyrie Club, Valkyrie Show, Circus, Fire Brigade. CATHERIXE M. CLARK . . . Kitty . . . Elementary . . . 500 West Tenth Street, Chester, Pa. . . . Xewman Club, Philosophy Club, Xeithian Club, W.R.A. JAXET E. CLEAVES . . . Elementary ... 130 Scarlett Avenue, Kennett Square, Pa. . . . Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, A.C.E., Geography Club, I.V.C.F., Cheerleader. ROBERT C. COFFEY . . . Bob . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation ... 22 Simpson Road, Ocean City, X. J. . . . Track, ar- sity Club, Intramurals. ROBERTA .M. COLCORD . . . Trudie . . . Elementary . . . 1421 East Washington Lane, Philadelphia .38, Pa. . . . Xeithian Club, S.C.A., I.V.C.F., W.R.A., Speech Clinic, Fire Brigade. 14 GERAI,D A. COI,I,OPY . . . Jerry Main Street, Spring City, Pa . . . I.V.C.F., Intramurals. . . Secondary . . . i3T South Radio Club, President 3,+, DOXXA R. COMO . . . Como . . . Secondary . . . North and Gcorpe Streets, Bedford, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A., W.R.A., Geog- raphy Club, Junior Class Committee, Serpentine. VILI,1AM J. CROZIKR . . . Bill . . . Ileallh and Pliysical Edu- cation . . . 6:W() Argjle Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Kootball, Co-captain 4-, Track, Varsity Club, Secretary +, Dormitory Coun- cil, Wayne Hall Follies, Circus. ELIZABETH C. CRIM . . . Bet.sy . . . Elementary . . . l.TJ Queen Street, Kittanning, Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Clul), Bridge Club, S.C.A., F.T.A. ROY E. CORKADEL . . . Cork . . . Secondary . . . Avondale, Pa. . . . Geography Club, Vice-president 3, Quad Angles, S.C.A., Seri entine- MYDRA M. COTTRHJ, . . . Mike . . . Secondary . . . Beckley Place Apartments, Beckley, W. ' a. . . . English Club, Govern- ment Club. JAXICE L. COWARD . . . Jani . Welling Avenue, Pennington, X. J. Xeithian Club, Bridge Club. . Elementary ... 1!) East . . S.C.A., F.T.A, W.R.A., DOROTHY CRAIG . . . Dot . . . Elementary . . . 3914. Mehm Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . S.C.A., I.V.C.F., Psychology Club, French Club. MORTOX CRESPY . . . Mort . . . Secondary . . . T- ' 9 South Sixty-third Street, Philadel])hia 43, Pa. . . . Ciovcrnment Club, Intranmrals, Hillel Club, Treasurer J, Geography Club, Vice- president 4, Tennis, Captain 4, Friars, Varsity Club. MARGUERITE L. CROWLEY . . . Peg . . . Health and Physi- cal Education ... 34 Schappett Terrace, Lansdowne, Pa. . . . S.C.A. , W.R.A., Manager, Valkyrie Club, Valkyrie Show, Extra- nmral Hockey, Basketball, Tennis, Little Theater, Cheerleader, Assistant Captain 4, Photography Club, Science Club, Circus. 115 MARIE F. G. CURCIO . . . Mimi . . . Elementary . . . 48:3 Oriole Street, Philadelphia 38, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Psychology Club, Bridge Club, Neithian Club, Philosophy Club, Fire Brigade. MARY ANX CYZEWSKI . . . Mar . . . Elementary ... 513 Belgrade Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Neithian Club, A.C.E., Secretary 3, W.R.A., Philosophy Club, Slietch Club. V-. PATRICIA R. DARRAGH . . . Pat . . . Secondary ... 4 South Coolidge Avenue, Margate, N. J. . . . Newman Club, W.R.A., Psychology Club, Science Club, Geography Club, Symphony Or- chestra, Sinfonietta. RUSSELL R. DAUSCHER . . . Russ . . . Music . . . 1439 Easton Road, Hellertown, Pa. . . . Music Club, Plionograph Clul), Psy- chology Club, I.V.C.F., College Choir, Men ' s Chorus, Intermediate Band. KATHRYN A. DAVID . . . Kay . . . Secondary . . . ,)3 . sh Avenue, Bristol, Pa. . . . Little Theater, Philosophy Club, Bridge Club, W.R.A., Fire Brigade, Newman Club, F.T.A., French Club, Quad Anfffes. JANET S. DAVIS . . . Elementary . . . 8035 Rowland Avenue, Philadelphia 36, Pa. . . . A.C.E., F.T.A., W.R.A., S.C.A., Phil- osophy Club, Fire Brigade, Speech Clinic, Sophomore Class Committee, Junior Class Committee, Qua l Antics, Serpentine. JAMES G. DE COSMO . . . Jim . . . Secondary ... 510 James Street, Hazleton, Pa. . . . Mathematics Club, Men ' s Chorus, Phonograph Club, F.T.A., S.C.A. JAMES G. DEEGAN . . . Jim . . . Secondary ... 533 Jackson Street, Reynoldsville, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Varsity Club, Track, Soccer, Intramurals. BARBARA J. DEAN . . . Bobby . . . Elementary ... 39 Meadow Lane, Crestmont Farms, Philadelphia 14, Pa. . . . Neithian Club, W.R.A., S.C.A. BETTINA DE ANGELO . . . Bets . . . Secondary . . . 303 Earl- ington Road, Havertown, Pa. . . . Newman Club, F .T.. ., Big- Little Sister Chairman, Fire Brigade, W.R.A., Psychology Club, Philosophy Club, Junior Class Committee, Serpentine. 116 9ii FRANCES DEL MONTE . . . Frannie . . . Elementary . . . 1514 South Juniper Street, Philadelphia 47, Pa. . . . Xewnian Club, Government Club, Fire Brigade, F.T.A. MARY JANE DEEP . . . Delpie . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation ... 603 West First Street, Birdsboro, Pa. . . . S.C.A., I.V.C.F., W.R.A., Valkyrie Club, Valkyrie Show, Circus, Extra- mural Softball, F.T.A., Fire Brigade, Little Theater. JOYCE R. DELCAMP . . . Secondary ... 164 West Spencer Street, Philadelphia 20, Pa. . . . S.C.A.i I.V.C.F., L.S.A., F.T.. ., Science Club, Geograjjhy Club, Phonograph Club, Mathematics Club. A.MELIA DE LEON . . . Amy . . . Secondary . . . TT38 Bruns- wick Avenue, Philadelphia 43, Pa. . . . Newman Club, W.R.A., F.T.A., Junior Class Committee, Quad Angles, terpentine. :rsr ANNA M. DE MARIO . . . Ann . . . Secondary ... 316 West Vine Street, Stowe, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Science Club, Secre- tary 2, Government Club, Fire Brigade. G. ELIZABETH DERR . . . Beth . . . Elementary . . . 36J1 North Marvine Street, Philadelphia 40, Pa. . . . s ' c.A., Vice- president 4, W.R.A., F.T.A., Neithian Club. ADA L. DE VAUGHN . . . Elementary . . . 23J North Franklin Street, West Chester, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Geography Club, F.T.A. THERESA M. DI CAVE . . . Terry . . . Elementary ... 337 Taylor Terrace, Chester, Pa. . . . F.T.A., Neithian Club, Bridge Club, English Club, Psychology Club, Newman Club. M ANTHONY F. DI LUCIDO . West Third Street, Chester, Pa. Club, Day Council. Tony . . . Secondary . . . 33.5 . Geography Club, Government ERNEST DI NARDO . . . Ernie . . . Secondary . . . 3t East Broadway Avenue, Clifton Heights, Pa. . . . Geography Cluli, Wayne Hall Follies, Little Theater, Intramurals. 117 ■■ v . ■  a DOROTHEA T. DUDDY . . . Dotty . . . Elementary . . . HOJ Harris Road, Laverock, Chestnut Hill 18, Pa. . . . W.R.A., I.A ' .C.F., Fire Brigade, Art Club, Geography Club, F.T.A., Ser- ientine. DOUGLAS M. DUXCAX . . . Doug . . . Health and Physical Education ... 80 West La Crosse Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa. . . . Cross Country, J.V. Basketball, Track, Intraniurals. GORDON E. DUSSINGER, JR Duse . . . Health and Physi- cal Education . . . 377 Osceola Avenue, Kingston, Pa. . . . Varsity Club, Football Manager ;3,3,4. CALVIX P. EBERT . . . Cal . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 2330 Heston street, Roslyn, Pa. BEXJAMIX F. ECKROTH, JR. . . . Ben . . . Elementary . . . Orwigsburg, Pa. . . . Golf, Wayne Hall Follies, Football Man- ager 2,3,4 . . . Intramurals, Varsity Club, Psychology Club, S.C.A. ELIZABETH J. EDWARDS . . . Betty . . . Music ... 706 Hirst Avenue, Havertown, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, LV.C-F., College Choir, Symphony Orchestra, F.T.A. ELIZABETH J. DOXALDSOX . . . Scottie . . . Elementary . . . 1128 West Gibson Street, Scranton 4, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Secretary 2, President 4, Speech Clinic, Philosophy Club, Girls ' Glee Club, F.T.A., Big-Little Sister Chairman, Fire Brigade. IRIS GRAY DOWLIXG . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Oxford, Pa. . . . I.V.C.F., Geography Club. ROBERT EHRIG . . . Bob . . . Elementary . . . 302 Xorth Franklin Street, West Chester, Pa. . . . Day Council, President 4, Veterans Club, Government Club, Geography Club. MARTHA PARKER ESBIX . . . Mart . . . Music ... 227 West Miner Street, West Chester, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Phonograph Club, Sketch Club, M.E.X.C, Sinfonietta, Bridge Club, W.R.A. tl8 GAIL F ADDIS . . . Elementary ... W.i Pennsylvania . venue, Coatesville, Pa. . . . F.T.A., I.V.C.F., Hridfre Club, A.C.E., Philosophy Club, Girls ' Glee Club, Speech Clinic, W.K.A. GIX)RIA FAVA . . . Glo . . . Elementary ... 3117 Knorr Street, Philadelphia 4.9, Pa. . . . Little Theater, Newman Chili, W.R.. ., Geography Club, Xeithian Club, F.T.. ., Pluinograph Club, Fire Brigade, Speech Clinic. FREDERICA FOERSTER . . . Rica . . . Elementary . . . 3087 Emerald Street, Philadelphia 3+, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., Xeithian Club, Treasurer 3, Vice-president I, Girls Glee Club, L.S.A. Corresponding Secretary 3, President i, Dormitory Council, Bridge Club, Serpentine, Whu ' s Who. 1 ' -W MARILYN E. FEESER . . . Molly . . . Elementary ... 101 East Chelton Road, Parkside, Chester, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., F.T.A., Speech Clinic, Bridge Club, Fire Brigade. WILLIAM R. FIELES . . . Secondary Geography Club, S.C.A., Varsity Club] . . Christiana, Pa. EVELYN D. FIELD Street, Boothwyn, Pa. I.V.C.F. . . Lynne . . . Elementary . . . 17+9 Peach . . F.T.A., Girls ' Glee Club, Little Theater, LORNA FISCHER . . . Music . . . 2i South Market Street, Glen Lyons, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., Fire Brigade, College Choir, Phonograph Club, Bridge Club, Women ' s Chorus, M.E.N.C., Junior Class Committee, Quad Anyles. JAMES L. FISHER . . . Jim . . . Health and Physical Education ... 380 West Berwick Street, Easton, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Friars, Little Tlieater, Varsity Club, Student Government, Circus, Intramurals, Psychology Club, Track, Cross Country, Captain 4, Junior Class Committee. FRANK G. FITZGERALD . . . Secondary ... 31 Maple Street, Marcus Hook, Pa. . . . S.C.. . Treasurer 3, Mce-president l-, Psychology Club, L.S.A., Vice-president 4. CHARLES V. FOLTZ . . . Chas . . . Secondary Street, Bristol, Pa, . . . Track, Wrestling. i. j Madison 119 MILDRED L. FORCHETTI . . .Mile . . . Secondary ... 913 Providence Road, Springfield, Pa. . . . Science Club, Government Club, Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, Newman Club, Art Club, W.R.A. BARBAR. D. FORD . . . Elementary ... 101 East Avon Road, Chester, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Quad Angles, Serpentine. ;.«ia :■A !i Ht,t -« H. RAYMOND FRIDAY . . . Ray . . . Music . . . 7242 Lamport Road, Upper Darby, Pa. . . . Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir, M.E.N.C, Phonograph Club, The Bartered Bride. MARY M. FROST . . . Secondary . . . lOlo South Forty-eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, English Club, President 3, Government Club. MICHAEL E. FORSYTHE . . . Mike . . . Secondary ... 142 Chestnut Street, Lewistown, Pa. . . . Wrestling, Varsity Club, Friars. FLORENCE C. FOX . . . Peanut . . . Elementary ... 301 East Highland Avenue, Chestnut Hill 18, Pa. . . . F.T.A., Girls ' Glee Club, Junior Class Committee, W.R.A., S.C.A., Poster Club, Bridge Club, Serpentine, Art Editor. WILLIS FRANK . . . Willie . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Tylersport, Pa. . . . Track, Friars, S.C.A., F.T.A., Intra- murals, Weightlifting, Captain 3,4, Who ' s Who. PETER E. FRANKS . . . Pete . . . Music ... 303 Indiana Ave- nue, Shenandoah, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Psychology Club, Music Club, President 2, Philosophy Club, Vice-president 3, New- man Club, College Choir, M.E.N.C, The Bartered Bride, Intra- murals, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Brass Ensemble, Criter- ions. Marching Band, Quad Angles, Ram ' s Horn. ETHEL A. FREAS . . . Elementary . . . Station Road, Cheyney, Pa. . . . Neithian Club. SARA J. FRICKE . . . Sally . . . Secondary ... 109 East Chel- ton Road, Parkside, Chester, Pa. . . . S.C.A., I.V.C.F., F.T.A., S.A.A., Mathematics Club, Secretary 1, Geography Club, Junior Class Committee, Serpentine, Literary Editor. 120 RICHARD L. FUMANTI . . . Dick . . . Music . . . i240 Battle Avenue, Exeter, Pa. . . . Marching Band, Concert Band, College Choir, Intramurals, Xewraan Club, Chess Club. JAXE JOHNSON FUNK . . . Secondary . . . Plumsteadville, Pa. . . . Government Club, Astronomy Club, Hillel Club, S.C.A., F.T.A., Quad Anyles, Summer Issue Editor 3, Copy Editor i . BEATRICE GALE . . . Bea . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Coopers- burg, Pa. . . . English Club, A.C.E., I.V ' .C.F, Phonograph Club, W.R.A. SALVATORE R. GAMBONE . . . Sal . . . Music . . . 90-2 Noble Street, Norristown, Pa. . . . Concert Band, Marching Band, Sym- phony Orchestra, Sinfonietta, Music Club, Newman Club, College Choir. .MARGARET M. GAROH . . . Peggy . . . Elementary . . . 5814 Ashland Avenue, Philadelphia +3, Pa. . . . Neithian Club, Newman Club, Fire Brigade. DELORES S. GARY . . . Shirley . . . Elementary . . . 2317 Thomas Avenue, Twin Oaks, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, S.C.A., F.T.A., Neithian Club, Photography Club. DALE E. FRY . . . Secondary . . . 10 East McClure Street, New Bloomfield, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A., Mathematics Club, Psychol- ogy Club, President 3, Intramurals, Track. PATRICIA A. FULLER . . . Trish . . . Elementary ... 24 East Main Street, New Bloomfield, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.. ., A.C.E., Neithian Club, Junior Class Committee, Fire Brigade, Psychology Club, W.R.A., Senior Class Committee, Serpentine. RONALD GATSKI . . . Ron . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 730 Seybert Street, Hazleton, Pa. . . . ' arsity Club, Newman Club, Football. MARGARET E. GAUGER . . . Marty . . . Elementary ... 66 North Whitehall Road, Norristown, Pa. . . . I.V.C.F. , S.C.A., Little Theater, Neithian Club, F.T.A., Fire Brigade. 121 • t- ' BARBARA G. GEXOVESE . . . Gennie . . . Elementary ... 380 Ix?monte Street, Philadelphia US, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Sketch Club, Neithian Club, S.C.A., W.R.A. GEORGE A. GERSTI-E . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 5321 Sylvester Street, Philadelphia 34, Pa. . . . Baseball, Circus, S.C.A., Intramurals. LEAH TARLO GERSTLE Street, Philadelphia 24, Pa. Fire Brigade, A.C.E. Elementary . . . 5321 Sylvester . W.R.A., S.C.A., Bridge Club, MICHAEL G. GIAACHINO . . . Mike . . . Secondary ... 224 Washington Street, Riverside, N. J. . . . Newman Club, Geog- raphy Club, J.V. Football, Intramurals. ROBERT C. GIAMPALMI . . . Bobbee . . . Secondary . . . 603 West Ninth Street, Chester, Pa. . . . Basketball, Geography Club, Football Manager 1,2,3,4, Intramurals, Friars, Newman Club, Junior Class Committee, Day Council, Vice-president 3. JOANNE GOLDER . . . Jody . . . Elementary ... 10 South Kirklyn Avenue, Upper Darby, Pa. . . . F.T.A., S.C.A.. Neithian Club, Fire Brigade, Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Com- mittee, W.R.A., Serpentine. 4ST nagJJJTW y ALVA J. GAULT . . . Gaultie MacDade Boulevard, Darby, Pa. Government Club, F.T.A., S.C.A. Secondary ... 18 North W.R.A., Psychology Club, PASCHAL GAZZILLO . . . Pat . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . Valley Forge Road, Phoenixville, Pa. . . . Football, Track, Newman Club, Varsity Club, Friars, Wayne Hall Follies. ANNA K. GOUGER . . . Ann . . . Elementary . . . 7933 Frank- ford Avenue, Philadelphia 36, Pa. . . . F.T.A., I.V.C.F., S.C.A., W.R.A., Junior Class Committee. RAYMOND GRANOFF . . . Ray . . . Secondary . . . 1T22 North Wilton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Government Club, Parlia- mentarian 2, President 3, Day Council, Vice-president 1, Advisory Board, Serpentine. 122 RICHARD H. GRAUMEXZ . . . Dick . . . Health and I ' liyskal Education ... 19 Second Street, Hokendauque, Pa. . . . I.N ' .C.F., English Club, Vice-president -J, S.C.A., Circus, F.T.A., Friars, Varsity Club, Intraniurals, Track, Serpentine. VIRGINIA E. GRAY . . . Ginny . . . Health and I ' liysical Edu- cation . . . 103 Wood I.ane, Havertown, Pa. . . . W.R.. . Man- ager 2,[i, S.C.A., Fire Brigade, Extramural Hockey, Basketball. LAWREXCE A. HALVE . . . Larry . . . Health and Physical Education . . . I;!! Schuylkill Street, Cressona, Pa. . . . A ' arsity Club, Gym Team, Track, Soccer, Intramurals, Circus. M.VRTHA A. HAXNUM . . . Marcie . . . Elementary . . . US West Sickles Street, Kennett Square, Pa. . . . S.C.. !, I. ' .C.F, W.R.A., Neithian Club, Junior Class Committee. JAMES R. GREEX . . . Jim . . . Music ... 333 Main Street, Moscow, Pa. . . . Little Theater, Packin ' Up, Music Club, S.C.A., Junior Class Committee, The Bartered Bride. ROBERT J. GREGORE . . . Greg . . . Secondary . . . 2o8 Cam- bridge Road, Clifton Heights, Pa. . . . J.V. Soccer, Lacrosse, In- tramurals, Veterans ' Club, Geography Club. JERROLD A. GRIFFIS . . . Griff . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . 318 Jackson Avenue, Susquehanna, Pa. . . . Varsity Club, Friars, S.C.A., Intramurals, Dormitory Council, S.A.A., Vice-president 4, Track, Circus, Senior Class Committee, Bas- ketball, Captain 4, Who ' s Who. MARY E. GRLBB . . . Grubbie . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation ... 307 College Avenue, Elizal)ethtown, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Publicity Manager 3, Art Club, Philosophy Club, S.C.A., Circu.s, Valkyrie Club. KARL GUDEXBERG . . . Gute . . . Secondary . . . Benson Place, Bristol, Pa. . . . S.A.A., Geography Club, Student Cabinet 2, Friars, Class President - ' ,3,4, Who ' s Who. MARY L. HAIXES . . . Elementary ... 3 Schnell Avenue, Flourtown, Pa. . . . Dormitory Council, W.R.. ., S.C.A., Xeithian Club, Secretary 3, President 4, Little Theater, Publicity Manager 3, Junior Prom Queen ' s Court, L.S.A., A.C.E., Junior Class Com- mittee, Girls Glee Club, Serpentina. 123 WALTER VAX HASSINGER . . . Walt . . . Secondary . . . 1111 County Line Road, Bryn Mawr, Pa. . . . Geography Club. XAXCY W. HAWKIXS . . . Elementary . . . 101 Xorth Main Street, Coudersport, Pa. . . . S.C.A., I.V.C.F., W.R.A., F.T.A., Speech Clinic, Philosophy Club, Xeithian Club. JACQUELIXE S. HESS . . . Jake . . . Elementary ... 110-2 Kenwyn Street, Philadelphia Ji, Pa. . . . Xewman Club, A.C.E., Government Club, W.R.A., Geography Club. MARY L. HIGGIXS . . . Mickie . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Neshanic Station, X. J. . . . S.C.A., Philosophy Club, Junior Class Committee, W.R.A., Photography Club, Quad Angles. ROSA V. HAWKIXS . . . Rose . . . Elementary . . . 2536 Xorth Garnet Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., Photography Club, Xeithian Club, Bridge Club, Phonograph Club, Serpentine. DOLORES P. HEIXEY . . . Do Do . . . Elementary ... 34 North Second Street, Emmaus, Pa. . . . F.T.A., S.C.A., Girls ' Glee Club, Fire Brigade. PATRICIA A. HEXNIXG . . . Pat . . . Secondary ... 127 East Elm Street, Emmaus, Pa. . . . S.A.A., W.R.A., I.V.C.F., F.T.A., Geography Club, Phonograph Club, lyCgislative Assembly, Senior Class Committee, Serpentine, Sports Editor 4. GWEXDOLYX E. HEXSOX . . . Gwen . . . Elementary . . . 6486 Ross Street, Philadelphia 19, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Phonograph Club, French Club, Geography Club, Girls ' Glee Club, Fire Brigade. JANE E. HERRMAX . . . Janie . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . Oak Heights, Box 208, Red Lion, Pa. . . . S.C.A., I.V.C.F., W.R.A., Manager 4, Bridge Club, Circus, Valkyrie Club, F.T.A., Fire Brigade, Girls ' Glee Club, Valkyrie Show, Serpentine. JOHN H. HEPP . . . Hep . . . Secondary ... 215 South Concord Road, West Chester, Pa. . . . Government Club. Parliamentarian 3. 124 GERALDINE A. HOLCOMBE . . . Gerry . . . Health and Physical Education . . . lOS Oak Avenue, Clifton Heights, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Newman Club, Valkyrie Club, Psychology Club, Circus. EDMUND L. HOLCROFT . . . Ed . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 5+5 South Forty-ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Varsity Club, Baseball, Soccer, J.V. Basketball, Circus, I.V.C.F. DAVID HOLLAND . . . Dave . . . Elementary . . . Box k$. , R.D. 1, Gulph Mills, Pa. . . . Little Theater, Vice-president 2, Cross Country, Track, Weightlifting, Hillel Club, Men ' s Chorus, The Bartered Bride, Philosophy Club. RONALD A. HOLLY . . . Ron . . . Music . . . MOO Aubrey Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band, Criterions, Marching Band, Elementary Orchestra, New- man Club, Little Theater, Brass Ensemble. ELINORE C. HOPKINS . . . Carol . . . Elementary . . . 34:30 West Queen Lane, Philadelphia 29, Pa. . . . Geography Club, Science Club, Speech Clinic, F.T.A., Fire Brigade, S.C.A., Neithian Club, W.R.A., Bridge Club. BARBARA L. HORNER . . . Lee . . . Health and Physical Education ... -19 Centre Avenue, Norristown, Pa. . . . Psychol- ogy Club, Valkyrie Club, I.V.C.F., Fire Brigade, Circus, W.R.A., F.T.A., Junior Class Committee, Extramural Hockey, Basketball, SoftbaU. ELAINE L. HILL . . . Secondary ... 114 Mulberry Street, Darby, Pa. . . . Day Council, Secretary -, ' ice-president 4, Ad- visory Board, Vice-president 3, Psychology Club, F.T.A., Geog- raphy Club, W.R.A., S.C.A., Who ' s Who. CARL B. HOCH, JR. . . . C. B. . . . Music . . . 943 Birkbeck Street, Freeland, Pa. . . . Marching Band, Concert Band, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir, S.C.A., Phonograph Club, F.T.A., M.E.N.C, The Bartered Bride. FRED M. HORWITZ . . . Music . . . lOT North Fifth Avenue, Coatesville, Pa. . . . Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonletta, Packin ' I ' p, The Bartered Bride, Phonograph Club, String Quartet, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir. BETTY MAE HOSKING . . . Elementary ... 16 Weiss Avenue, Flourtown, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Geography Club, English Club, Music Club, Girls ' Glee Club, F.T.A., W.R.A., Fire Brigade. 125 x„ ELOISE G. HOSTETTER . . . Squeeze . . . Elementary ... 95 North Broad Street, Uoylestown, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., A.C.E., Philosophy Club, Music Club. JEAN A. HOUCK . . . Music ... 634 Bishop Street, Bellefonte, Pa. . . . Music Club, M.E.N.C, L.S.A., College Choir, Little Thea- ter, Junior Class Committee. -H ' NANCY JEAN HOUCK . . . Elementary . . . 123 North Walnut Street, Boyertown, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A., W.R.A., Geography Club, Fire Brigade, Serpentine. JEAN C. HOUSEMAN . . . Elementary ... 119 Maplewood Avenue, Upper Darby, Pa. . . . U.S.A., F.T.A., W.R.A., S.CA., I.V.C.F. SHIRLEY R. HOUSER . . . Music ... 104 Main Street, Middle- town, Pa. . . . S.C.A., College Choir, M.E.N.C, Bridge Club, Phonograph Club, Women ' s Chorus, Junior Class Committee. SANDRA H. HUBICSAK . . . Sandy . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Bedford, Pa. . . . Big-Little Sister Chairman, Geography Club, President 3, Newman Club, W.R.A. Manager, Fire Brigade, Quad Angles, Little Theater. BARBARA A. HUGHES . . . Barb . . . Elementary . . . 5915 Washington Avenue, Philadelphia 43, Pa. . . . English Club, Psy- chology Club, Philosophy Club, Day Council, Neithian Club. MILDRED ANN HUNSBERGER . . . Huns . . . Elementary ... 103 East Sixth Street, Lansdale, Pa. . . . Dormitory Council, W.R.A., Manager 4, Neithian Club, Bridge Club, Fire Brigade. JANET M. INGHAM . . . Jan . . . Music . . . R.D. I, New Free- dom, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Music Club, Phonograph Club, Fire Brigade, The Bartered Bride, Symphony Orchestra, College Choir, .Jun- ior Class Committee, M.E.N.C, Women ' s Chorus, Intermediate Band, Honor Soloist — Carol Service. ROBERT R. INGWERS . . . Bob . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation ... 42 North Third Street, Lewlsburg, Pa. . . . Friars, Vice-president 4, Varsity Club, Swimming, Soccer, Golf, S.C.A., Gym Club, Intramurals, Bridge Club. 126 HOLMAX JAMES . . . Hal . . . Music . . . R.D. 2, Tamaqua, Pa. . . . Marching Band, Mens Chorus, College Choir, Phonograph Club, Veterans Club, Music Club VAI.DEA n. JENNINGS . . . Val . . . Music ... 24.2 North Fifty-second Street, Philadelphia 39, Pa. . . . Men ' s Day Council, Intramurals, legislative Assembly, Phonograph Club. Jfc. V JOANNA JOHNSON . . . Jo . . . Elementary . . . I.udlow, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Neithian Club, A.C.E., Bridge Clul), French Club, Senior Class Committee, S.C.A. MARY E. JOHNSON . . . Mary Liz . . . Elementary ... 3110 Knorr Street, Philadelphia 49, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., I.V.C.F., Neithian Club, Fire Brigade, Speech Clinic. VIVIAN JOHNSON . . . Elementary ... 83:2 Violet Street, Norristown, Pa. . . . F.T.A., Psychology Club, Geography Club, W.R.A. MARGUERITE A. JONES . . . Marge . . . Elementary ... 301 Stafford Avenue, Scranton, Pa. . . . Newman Club, V.R., ., F.T.A., A.C.E., Treasurer 3, Philosophy Club, Bridge Club. MARION M. KATZ . . . Elementary . . . 101.9 Serrill Avenue, Yeadon, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., Neithian Clul), Psyoliology Club, A.C.E., Junior Cla.ss Committee, F.T.A., Geograjiliy (Tul), Senior Class Committee, Quad Angles, Speech Clinic, t eri entine. JOHN M. KEENAN . . . Johnny . . . Secondary . . . 1838 Arthur Street, Philadelphia 15, Pa. . . . Football, Newman Club, Geog- raphy Club, Government Club, Intramurals. JANICE KAI.TRITER . . . Jan . . . Music . . . 536 Second Street, Highspire, Pa. . . . S.C.A., I.V.C.F., Little Theater, Quad Angles, College Choir, Packin ' Up, ' Hie Bartered Bride. JOYCE KATZ . . . Elementary ... 731 South Fifty-fifth Street, Philadelphia 43, Pa. . . . Little Theater, Hillel Club, Neithian Club, Philosophy Club. 127 WILLIAM J. KEENAX . . . Keen . . . Secondary . . . 2300 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Intramurals. NAN ' CV R. KESSLER, . . . Nance . . . Elementary . . . H.D. 3, Malvern, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Phonograph Club, P.T.A., N ' eithian Club, Women ' s Day Council, Big-Little Sister Chairman, W.R.A., Philosophy Club, tSerpentine, Who ' s Who. XP f y MARION G. KOHLERMAN . . . Elementary . . . Ull Kerlin Street, Chester, Pa. . . . F.T.A., S.C.A., I.V.C.F., A.C.E., Photog- raphy Club, Speech Clinic, Serpentine. LOIS J. KOLLARIK . . . Lonnie . . . Elementary . . . 1-20 East Roseniont Drive, Bethlehem, Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, Bridge Club, A.C.E., Newman Club, W.R.A., S.C.A. FRANCES A. KIEMER . . . Franie . . . Secondary . . . 1535 DeKalb Street, Norristown, Pa. . . . English Club, Geography Club, Extramural Tennis, S.C.A., I.V.C.F., F.T.A., Quad Jnijle ' s, Junior Class Committee, Serpentine. THEODORA C. KLEIN . . . Teddy . . . Elementary . . . 5425 Windsor Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Hillel Club, Music Club, Fire Brigade, Phonograph Club, F.T.A., Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonietta. E. JOYCE KNOEHR . . . Secondary ... 11 Ea.st Garden Road, Broomall, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Philosophy Club, W.R.A. JACQUELINE KNOPP . . . Jackie . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation ... 109 South Arch Street, Lancaster, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Valkyrie Club, Fire Brigade, Extramural Hockey, Circus. MARY E. KXUDSEN Street, Essington, Pa. School Nurse ... 9 East Second NANCY KOEHLER . . . Elementary . . . U East Center Street, Nazareth, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., I.V.C.F., Philosophy Club, French Club, Bridge Club, Neithian Club, Speech Clinic -  128 MARK E. KRAMER . . . Music ... 10 East Mahanoy Avenue, Mahanoy City, Pa. . . . Concert Band, Marching Band, Symphony Orchestra, SInfonietta, College Choir, Brass Ensemble, Packin ' Up, The Bartered Bride, Intramurals, Uttle Theatre, S.C.A., L.S.A. CATHERINE A. KRAUSE . . . Cathy . . . Elementary . . . 3- ' 0 Washington Avenue, Havertown, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Philosophy Club, Little Theatre, F.T.A., Neithian Club, Bridge Club. GENE H. KUCHARSKl . . . Health and Physical Education . . . am South Main Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. . . . Baseball, Track, Intramurals, Friars, Varsity Club, Newman Club, Circus. WILLIAM H. LABENBERG . . . Labe . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Wescosville, Pa. . . . Football, Track, Intranmrals, S.C.A. EUGENE W. LAHOWIN . . . Gene . . . Elementary . . . 2413 North .Marshall Street, Philadelphia 33, Pa. . . . Varsity Club, Football, Track, S.C.A., Wayne Hall Follies, Circus, Intra- murals, Junior Class Committee. LAURA I-. LAMBERT . . . Laurie . . . Elementary ... 307 North Walnut Street, West Chester, Pa. . . . Cla,ss Secretary 3,4, Little Theater, Girls ' Glee Club, W.R.A., Speech Clinic, I.V.C.F., F.T.A., Day Council, Legislative Assembly, Serpentine, Who ' s Who. JOAN E. LANDRUM . . . Kitten . . . Secondary . . . R.D. 2, Downingtown, Pa. . . . Quad Antjles, Phonograph Club, Little Theater, Vice-president 4, Stage Crew Manager, Frosh Follies, Director 4, Junior Class Committee, Serpentine. REGINA C. LARKIN . . . Jeanne . . . Elementary ... 705 Linden Avenue, York, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Neithian Club, W.R.A., F.T.A., Speech Clinic. d ' ■x VIRGINIA LARKIN . . . Ginny . . . Elementary . . . 104 Wood- land Avenue, Coatesville, Pa. . . . A.C.E., W.R.A., S.C.A., I.V.C.F., Fire Brigade, Philoso])by Club, Bridge Club, Psychology Club, Serpentine. JOAN E. LAWLESS . . . Elementary ... 530 East Manoa Road, Havertown, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Psychology Club, Philosophy Club, Art Club, W.R.A., F.T.A. 129 THOMAS C. LAYTOX . . . Tom . . . Secondary . . . iO- ' O Wilson Parkway, Harrisburg, Pa. . . . Soccer, Geography Club, Intra- murals, S.C.A. JUXE M. LEES . . . Secondary . . . 6.50 Convent Road, Chester, Pa. . . . Philosophy Club, Bridge Club, Newman Club, Senior Class Committee, Quad Angles, English Clinic. FERREE LE FEVRE . . . Music . . . 3JC East King Street, Littlestown, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Music Club, M.E.X.C, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir, Packin ' Up, The Bartered Bride. HARRY M. LEMMOX . . . Leni . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . 7947 Fayette Street, Philadelphia 19, Pa. . . . Baseball, Football, Golf, Intramurals. BARBARA J. LEOXARD . . . Elementary . . . 5306 Willows Avenue, Philadelphia 43, Pa. . . . A.C.E., Secretary 3, F.T.. ., Xewman Club, Philosophy Club, Bridge Club. JAXET E. LEREW . . . Music . . . R.D. 6, Carlisle, Pa. . . . S.C.. ., Concert Band, Women ' s Chorus, College Choir, M.E.X.C, Bridge Club, Phonograph Club, The Bartered Bride, Fire Brigade. AUDREY A. LESKO . . . Aud . . . Elementary . . . 773 Lafayette Avenue, Palmerton, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A., Philosophy Club, W.R.A., Psychology Club. r BUUTOX C. LEBO . . . Health and Physical Education . Millersville, Pa. . . . Soccer, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Friars. ARNOLD LEVIN . . . Arnie . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 1317 Magee Avenu e, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Swimming, Captain 4, Soccer, Intranmrals, Hillel Club, Varsity Club, Cir- cus. ' ' PAl ' LIXE LEVY . . . Paul . . . Elementary ... 808 South Fifty-sixth Street, Philadelphia 43, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Hillel Club, Quad Angles, Serpentine, Xcithian Club. 130 BARBARA LOGAX . . . Barb . . . Elementary ... 539 a)lfax Avenue, Scranton 10, Pa. . . . A.C.E., Fire Brigade, Bridge Club, Junior Class Committee, Newman Club, W.R.. . MAUYAXX C. I.O.MBARDO . . . Guy . . . Healtb and Pliysical Education . . . 626 Feme Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Manager 3, Newman Club, Psychology Club, Bridge Club, Extra- mural Softball, Bas,kcti}all,Vaikyrie Club, Valkyrie Show, Circus, Serpcntinf, Photography Editor. BEVERLY LUCAS . . . Bev . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 1809 Columbia Avenue, Tyrone, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Extranmral Softball, Girls ' Glee Club, Circus, Valkyrie Club. ARLEXE L LUTZ . . . Music . . . UJ8 East Johnson Street, Philadelphia 38, Pa. . . . Bridge Club, W.R.A., F.T.A., Junior Class Committee, College Choir, Phonograph Club, Serpentine. MARIE R. LYONS . . . Elementary . . . Trewellyn Avenue, Penllyn, Pa. . . . Neithian Club, S.C.A., F.T.A., Psychology Club, Photography Club, W.R.A. CAROLYN H. McCOY . . . Carol . . . Elementary . . . 703:2 Ruskin Lane, Upper Darby, Pa. . . . Bridge Club, S.C.A., F.T.A. DORINE BOEHM McGARY . . . Dodie . . . Elementary . . . 1303 Yardley Road, Morrisville, Pa. . . . I.V.C.F., Bridge Club, Neithian Club. % . J. KING McLEAN . . . Secondary . . . 130T Yar mouth Road, Green Hill Farms, Pa. . . . Varsity Club, S.C.A., Geography Club, Intraniurals, Track, Football, Wrestling, Co-captain 4, Circus. BERNARD A. McMANUS . . . Bernie . . . Music . . . 2157 Chestnut Avenue, Ardmore, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Art Club, President 2, M.E.N.C, Phonograph Club, Little Theater, Philos- ophy Club, Secretary 3, Intraniurals, Marching Band, Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band, Intermediate Band, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir, Serpentine. SHEILA A. McHUGH . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Sixty-fourth and Jefferson Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . W.R.. ., Valkyrie Club, Extramural Hockey, Newman Club. 131 WILLIAM W. McMASTER.S . . . Ward . . . Secondary . . . 602-2 Lindbergh Boulevard, Philadelphia 2, Pa. . . . Newman Club, History Club, F.T.A., Philosophy Club, Sophomore Class Com- mittee, Junior Class Committee, Ram ' s Horn, Editor, Serpentine. SHIRLEY E. McPHERSOX . . . Shirl . . . Elementary . . . C3 IJonnell Street, Flemington, N. J. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., F.T.A., Bridge Club, President 3, Girls ' Glee Club. PASQUALE R. MARRA . . . Pat . . . Secondary ... 615 North Scott Street, Wilmington, Del. . . . Psychology Club, Men ' s Glee Club, Veterans ' Club, Government Club. GEORGE MASON . . . Buddy . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 51:2 Bingaman Street, Reading, Pa. . . . Little Theater, Football, Track, Intramurals, Hillel Club. LORRAINE E. MacFARLAND . . . Lorrie . . . Elementary ... 28 North Manoa Road, Havertown, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., A.C.E., Fire Brigade, Geography Club. DONALD A. MacMURRAY, JR. . . . Mac . . . Health and Physical Education ... 44 Weiss Avenue, Flourtown, Pa. . . . Varsity Club, Footbal l, Wrestling, Track, Wayne Hall Follies. MARTHA E. MANNING . . . Marty East Eleventh Street, Tyrone, Pa. . . . Geography Club, A.C.E. . . Elementary ... 219 Newman Club, I.V.C.F., DOLORES J. MARCH . . . Shortie . . . Health and Physical Education ... 45 South Sixth Avenue, Coatesville, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Day Council, President 4, Circus, Psychology Club, Valkyrie Club, Extramural Hockey, Advisory Board, Valkyrie Show, Bridge Club. OLIVA MARCON . . . Ollie . . . Elementary ... 152 East White Street, Summit Hill, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Newman Club, Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, Neithian Club, Speech Clinic. MILTON K. MARKLEY, JR. . . . Milt . . . Elementary ... 155 Grandview Road, Ardmore, Pa. . . . Symphony Orchestra, Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Woodwind Quintet, Friars, Sinfoni- etta. 132 ROBEKTA A. MATISOFF . . . Bobbi . . . Elementary . . . 123i Elbridpe Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Hillel Club, Chaplain 1, Secretary - ' , W.R.A., F.T.A., Fire Brigade, Modern Dance Club, The Bartered Bride, ' ' Junior Class Committee, Serpentine. ROBERT W. MEADE . . . Bob . . . Secondary . . . -2130 Shunk Street, Philadelphia 45, Pa. . . . Chess Club, Men ' s Day Student Council, Government Club, President 3. TEMPLE B. MEADE . . . Mud . . . Music . . . R.D. 2, Xorval, Ontario, Canada . . . F.T.A., M.E.X.C, College Choir, Hillel Club, Music Club, Fire Brigade, Little Theater, The Bartered Bride, Junior Class Committee, Serpentine. JAMES R. MEARS . . . Jim . . . Health and Physical Educaticn . . . 1219 Lafayette Street, Cape May, X. J. . . . Fcx tball, Track, Varsity Club, Veterans ' Club, Vice-president 1, Friars, Dormitory Council, President 4, Who ' s Who. GLEXYS A. MEEKIXS . . . Glen . . . Elementary . . . 12 South Grant Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. . . . LV.C.F., F.T.A., Fire Bri- gade, Photography Club, Senior Class Committee, Xewman Club, Serpentine. KEXXETH J. MEXRAD . . . Ken . . . Music . . . 1«9 Dor- chester Road, Havertown, Pa. . . . Concert Band, Marching Band, College Choir, Intermediate Band, Brass Ensemble, Symphony Orchestra, Men ' s Chorus, Phonograph Club, Music Club, Intra- murals, The Bartered Bride, Criterions. XAN ' CY J. MATHEWS . . . Xance . . . Elementary . . . SU Wayne . venue . . . Lansdowne, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., F.T.. ., Girls ' Glee Club, .Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Commit- tee, Psychology Club, Philosophy Club, Serpentine. JOAX L. MATTHLAS . . . Mickey . . . Secondary . . . 1651 Del- aware Avenue, Wyomissing, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., Geography Club. ELLEN A. MICHEXER . . . Mich . . . Elementary . . . 2131 West Venango Street, Philadelphia 40, Pa. . . . S.C.A., A.C.E., W.R.A., Fire Bftgade, Girls ' Glee Club. SHIRLEY J. MILES . . . Shirl . . . Elementary ... 419 N ' orth WiUon Street, Philadelphia 39, Pa. . . . F.T.A., A.C.E., S.C.A., W.R.. ., Speech Clinic, Geography Club, Psychology Club, Pho- tography Club, Vice-president 2. 133 IRVING L. MILLER . . . Herk . . . Elementary ... 618 East Fourth Street, Chester, Pa. . . . Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4, Veterans ' Club, President 3. LEONARD W. MILLER . . . Len . . . Secondary . . . Matson Ford Road, West Conshohocken, Pa. . . . Men ' s Glee Club, Cross Country, Geography Club, Day C ouncil, Student Government. AUDREY A. MOLL . . . Music ... 219 Home Avenue, Toptoii, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, I.V.C.F., S.C.A., M.E.N.C, College Choir, Fire Brigade, Women ' s Chorus, Intermediate Band. SHIRLEY A. MONTGOMERY . . . Sam . . . Elementary . . . Morgantown, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., Girls ' Glee Club, I.V.C.F., Geography Club, Astronomy Club. THEODORE S. MORGAN . . . Ted . . . Music ... 10 Strath- more Road, Havertown, Pa. . . . Sinfonietta, Symphony Orchestra. BARBARA MORRISON . . . Barb . . . Elementary . . . 2336 North Hancock Street, Philadelphia 33, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A. CAROL D. MILLER . . . Elementary ... 122 East Third Street, Williamsburg, Pa S.C.A., W.R.A., Bridge Club, Neithian Club. EARL MILLER . . . Secondary . . . 5429 Berks Street, Philadel- phia, Pa. . . . Hillel Club, Government Club, Geography Club, Quad Angles, Intramurals, S.C.A., Serpentine. CAROLYN M. MURPHY . . . Murph . . . Elementary . . . 2127 Oakdale Avenue, Glenside, Pa. . . . Newman Club, W.R.A., A.C.E., Bridge Club, Junior Class Committee, F.T.A., Serpentine. JOANNE L. MURPHY . . . Jo . . . Elementary . . . Brogue- ville. Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, S.C.A., I.V.C.F., Geography Club, W.R.A., Bridge Club, F.T.A., Fire Brigade, Neithian Club, Pub- licity Manager 3, Secretary 4. 134 BARBARA F. MYKRS . . . Elementary . . . 1930 North Taylor Street, Philadelphia -M, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.K.A., F.T.A., Bridj;e Club, Xeithian Club, Psychology Club, Photography Club, Science Club, Senior Class Committee, Seri enfine. WALDEMAR G. XATHIX . . . Walt . . . Secondary ... 817 Fourth Avenue, lister, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Ciovernment Club, Philosophy Club, Geography Club. HARRY F. NAUGHTOX . . . Secondary . . . Pengel Apart- ments, A-31, Bywood, Pa. . . . Soccer, Xational Intercollegiate Championship Team 1950, Friars, Varsity Club, Geography Club, President 3. MARLEXE E. NAUMAN . . . Elementary ... 40 Durham Street, Hellertown, Pa. . . . I.V.C.F., W.R.A., S.C.A., Fire Bri- gade, Bridge Club, French Club, Xeithian Club, Psychology Club, Philosophy Club. LOIS M. NAYLOR . . . Elementary . . . 7- ' 7 Buttonwood Street, Xorristown, Pa. . . . F.T.A., S.C.A., I.V.C.F., A.C.E., Geography Club, Bridge Club. MARY AGXES XEWMAN . . . Aggie . . . Elementary . . . 125 West Lafayette Street, West Chester, Pa. . . . Newman Club, W.R.A. Philosophy Club, F.T.A. EDWARD I,. O ' KEEFE, JR. . . . Ed . . . Health and .Pliysical Education, Ki+l South Fifty-fourth Street, Philadelphia ki. Pa. . . . Xewman Club, Varsity Club, Circus, Wayne Hall Follies, Gym Team, Swimming, J.V. Football, Track, Weightlifting. JAMES OLIVER . . . Jim . . . Secondary . . . 3084 Helen Street, Philadelphia 3 1-, Pa. . . . Friars, President +, Dormitory Council, President 3, Student Government, Varsity Club, Geography Club, Soccer, Co-captain 4, Who ' s Who. FREDERICK J. NITTEL . . . Music ... 84 North Courtland Street, East Stroudsburg, Pa. . . . Criterions, Phonograph Club, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, College Choir. BARBARA A. OBERT . . . Ob . . . Elementary . . . Dushore, Pa. . . . Xewman Club, Philosophy Club, Fire Brigade, Junior Class Committee. - CC 135 MARY E. O ' NEILL . . . Secondary . . . 1332 Harrison Street, Philadelphia 24, Pa. . . . Science Club, Government Club, W.R.A., Newman Club, Mathematics Club, Astronomy Club. NANCY J. ONEY . . . Elementary ... 910 Stafford Avenue, Scranton 5, Pa. . . . Philosophy Club, Fire Brigade, Speech Clinic, Heading Clinic, S.C.A., A.C.E., F.T.A., W.R.A., Big-Little Sister, Chairman, Sophomore Class Committee, Senior Class Committee, Serpentine, Assistant Editor. JEAN S. PFLAUMER . . . Elementary . . AVay, Glenside, Pa. . . . S.C.A., A.C.E., F-T.A. 209 Button wood ROBERT O ' REGAN . . . Bob . . . Secondary . . . 5T13 Springfield Avenue, Philadelphia 43, Pa. . . . Government Club, Veterans ' Club, English Club. EDITH A. PATTON . . . Eddie . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . R.D. 1, Kennett Square, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Manager. Bridge Club, Valkyrie Club, Circus, Extramural Basketball, Hockey, Tennis, Archery. RUTH PENNYPACKER . . . Secondary . . . Box 176, Kimber- ton. Pa. BARBARA LOFTUS PERROXE . . . Barb . . . Elementary . . . 1242 West Chester Pike, West Chester, Pa. . . . English Club, Newman Club, Philosophy Club, Neithian Club, Art Club, Sec- retary 2, Vice-president 3. MARY SUE PERRY . . . Susie . . . Elementary ... 288 Brad- dock Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa. . . . Neithian Club, A.C.E. LOIS PETERSON . . . Elementary . . . Hillendale Road, Chadds Ford, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Neithian Club, W.R.A., Psychology Club, Serpentine, MARY E. PRATT . . . Elementary . . . Pocopson, Pa. . . . F.T.A., W.R.A., Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, Neithian Club, Speech Clinic. 136 WANDA TURPIX REESE . . . Elementary . . . RD. :;;, Malvern, Pa. . . . Poster Club, F.T.A., Girls ' Glee Club. JOSEPHINE P. REGAX . . . Jo . . . Elementary . ■ . 52i Green- wood Avenue, Jenkintown, Pa. . . . Bridge Club, Xewman Club, A.C.E., F.T.A., W.H.A., Junior Class Committee, tierpcntine. JACQUELINE KEICHARD . . . Jackie . . . Elementary . . . East State Street, Coopersburg, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Phil- osophy Club, S.C.A., W.R.A. ELI.EN M. REILLY . . . Elementary . . . X, East Airy Street, Norristown, Pa. . . . Newman Club, English Club, Psychology Club, W.R.A. FREDERICK REINHART . . . Fred . . . Music ... 631 South Thirteenth Street, Columbia, Pa. . . . I.V.C.F.. Wrestling, Little Theater, College Choir, Symphony Orchestra, Criterions, March- ing Band, Concert Band, Intramurals, Junior Class Committee, WILLIAM H. RENFREW, JR. . . . Bill . . . Secondary . . . 15;3 Kennedy Street, Chambershurg, l a. . . . Science Club, Vice-presi- dent 1, ' J, S.C.A., Government Club, Varsity Club, Intramural Track, Tennis, .Men ' s Chorus, Who ' s Who. ELEANOR E. PRIZER . . . EUie . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Spring City, Pa. . . . S.C.A., A.C.E., F.T.A., W.R.A., Astronomy Club, Neithian Club, Geography Club. ELIZABETH A. RAY.MOND . . . Betty . . . Elementary ... 06 East Broadway, Gettysburg, Pa. . . .W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Neithian Club, Fire Brigade, Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Committee, Serpentine. SERGIO REV . . . Health and Physical Education ... 210 Clinton Street, New York 2, N. Y. . . . Soccer, Co-captain 4, All American Soccer, Swimming, Varsity Club. VIRGINIA TODD RHUE . . . Ginny . . . Music . . . Grove Farms, Hurlock, Md. . . . Phonograph Club, M.E.N.C, S.C.A., Women ' s Chorus, College Choir, Fire Brigade. 137 BAHBAKA L. UICE . . . Barl) . . . Elementary . . . Cedar Crest Manor, Penns Grove, X. J. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A., w.U.A. XAXCY E. RICHARDSOX . . . Xan . . . Elementary . . . i234 West Albermarle Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., A.C.E., F.T.A., Speecli Clinic, Fire Brigade. WALTER J. RIEDEMAXX, JR. . . . Mickey . . . Secondary . . . 7041 Andrew.s Avenue, Philadelphia ;{8, Pa. . . . N ' ewman Club, Friars, Dormitory Council, Varsity Club, A ' ice-president 4, Basketball, Track, Intramurals, Quad Ani Jes. BARBARA A. RISSMILLER . . . Riss . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Stonersville, Pa. . . . W.R.,A., Valkyrie Club, Valkyrie Show, Circus, I.V.C.F., Fire Brigade. AXXA M. RIVELL . . . Anne . . . Secondary . . . 602 Gardner Avenue, Glenolden, Pa. . . . Quad Anijles, F.T.A., S.C.A., W.R.A., ISerpenline, HELEX E. ROBERT . Wallingford, Pa. . School Xurse . . . Brooksidc Road, JAXET A. ROBIXSOX . . . Elementary . . . 3341 Lincoln High- way, Coatesville, Pa. . . . Philosophy Club, Bridge Club, Psy- chology Club, F.T.A., S.C.A., A.C.E., I.V.C.F., W.R.A. LOLS ANNE ROHLFING . . . Rohlf . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 3, Douglassville, Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, Fire Brigade, W.R.A., Little Theater, Philosophy Club, Poster Club, Junior Class Com- mittee. V JEAX M. ROMIG . . . Music ... 503 South Prince Street, Lan- caster, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Secretary 4, Sinfonietta, Sym- phony Orchestra, M.E.X.C., S.C.A., College Choir, Women ' s Chorus, String Quartet, Packin ' Up, The Bartered Bride, Intercollegiate Orchestra. CHARLES J. ROSS . . . Chalie . . . Elementary . . . 0741 Rut- land Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Baseball, Intramurals, Junior Class Committee, S.C.A., F.T.A., Varsity Club, Wayne Hall Follies. 138 LOUIS P. ROSSE . . . I,ou . . . Music . . . 18 Meadow Croft I.ane, Hipli Meadow, H.D. l(i, Media, I ' a. . . . Men ' s Clionis, College Clioir, Intermediate Hand, Photogr :i])liv Chil), Hillel Club, S.C.A., F.T.A. DOLORES WORRELL ROWE . . . Dee . . . Elementary . . . 1-30 Bartlett Avenue, Ridlev Park, I ' a. . . . Xcithian Club, W.K.A., S.C.A., A.C.E., E.T.A., ' l.V.C.F. BASIL SAVOPOULOS . . . Bill . . . Secondary . . . .-,!) East Mowry Street, Chester, Pa, . . . Astronomy Clul), Vice-president 1, Science Club, J. . Wrestling. JOSEPH r,. T. SCHADE . . . Joe . . . Secondary . . . 9,U Maple Avenue, Croydon, Pa. . . . Government Club, Intramurals, Xew- nian Club, Quad .Inr le.i, Business Manager -2,3, , S.A.. ., Treas- urer -1, Junior Class Committee, iVho ' s Who. PAUL T. RUDA, JR. . . . Rudy . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation and Secondary . . . H2 Paul Avenue, Chamhersburg, Pa. . . . Newman Club, President i, Science Club, Men ' s Chorus, Foot- ball, Track, Tennis, Wrestling, Swinuning, Intramurals, Psychol- ogy Club, Friars, F.T.A., English Club, Circus, Serpentine. JOHX J. RL ' FFIXG . . . Jack . . . Elementary . . . Phocnixville, Pa. . . . Speech Clinic, Geography Club. MARY LOU RUFxVER Avenue, Ridley Park, Pa. A.C.E., S.C.A., W.R.A. Elementary . . . i2i East Ridley , Newman Club, Government Club, CONSTANCE S. SANDERS . . . Connie . . . Elementary . . . 115 North Arch Street, Mechanicsburg, Pa. . . . S.C.A., A.C.E., F.T.A., W.R.A., Photography Club, Phonograph Club, Quad Anr les, Serpentine. JUDITH C. SANDERSON . . . Judy . . . Elementary and Sec- ondary . . . 2 S Maclay Street, Harrisburg, Pa. . . . S.C.. ., W.R.A., Little Theater, Fire Brigade, Speech Clinic, Serpetitine. RUTH S. SAUDER . . . Music . . . 5U Eshleman Street, High- spire, Pa. . . . S.C.. ., M.E.N.C, W.R.A., College Choir, Inter- mediate Band, I-ittlc Theater, Bridge Club, Phonograph Club, Fire Brigade, Serpentine. 139 KARL SCHAEFER . . . Schaef . . . Secondary . . . Chester Road, Chester, Pa. . . . Basketball, Track, Philosophy Club, Vice-presi- dent 3, Psychology Club, Geography Club, Intramurals. JOAN SCHEER . . . Joanie . . . Elementary . . . 564 Sentuer Street, Philadelphia 20, Pa. . . . Neithian Club, W.R.A., S.C.A., Junior Class Committee. MARIAN S. SHAFFER . ford Road, Oreland, Pa. . . . Sue . . . Elementary ... 130 Reei- Neithian Club, I.V.C.F. DAWN SHANER . . . Elementary . . . iH2 New Street, Spring City, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A., Photography Club, Speech Clinic, Neithian Club, Serpentine. MARIE L. SCHMAUDER . . . Elementary . . . WG South Third Street, Colwyn, Pa. . . . W.R.A., S.C.A., I.V.C.F., Neithian Club, F.T.A., Serpentine. KENNETH R. SCHMIDT . . . Ken . . . Secondary ... 219 Valley Forge Road, Lansdale, Pa. . . . Government Club, Jlathe- matics Club, President 4, F.T.A., Intramurals. LUCILLE J. SCHRANTZ . . . Lucy . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 2, Chickentown Road, Bethlehem, Pa. . . . Girls ' Glee Club, Neithian Club, S.C.A. JANE W. SCOTT . . . Elementary . . . Unionville, Pa. . . . Bridge Club, Sketch Club, Secretary 4, Neithian Club. ELLEN M. SEILER . . . Elementary . . . 332T Wellington Street, Philadelphia 49, Pa. . . . S.C.A., F.T.A., W.R.A., Neithian Club. JAMES C. SENSENIG . . . Jim . . . Secondary ... 211 New Street, Lititz, Pa. . . . Men ' s Chorus, Quad Angles, S.C.A., Intra- murals, Junior Class Committee, Friars. 140 HARRIET A. SHIELDS . . . Elementary . . . Uid ' e PiUe ami City Line, Pliiladelphia - ' 8, Pa. . . . Newman Clul), W.R.A., Neithian Clul), Music Club, Geopraiiliy Clul), Secretary 3, QvLad Anylcs, F.T.A., Fire Brigade, Serpeiiline. CAROLE C. SHIXER . . . Health and Physical Education . . . U5 Center Street, Forty Fort, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., Valkyrie Club, Fire Brigade, Bridge Club, Junior Class Connnittee. MARCIA A. SHAXTOX . . . Marcie . . . Elementary . . . i Briar- cliflF Road, ParUway Manor, AUentown, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Bridge Club, Government Club, Fire Brigade, F.T.A. JOYCE M. SHAPIRO . . . Joy . . . Elementary . . . 2i05 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia 48, Pa. . . . Hillel Clul), Fire Brigade, Speech Clinic, Philosophy Club, Psychology Cluli, Bridge Club, X ' eithian Club, Sophomore Class Committee. CHARLES F. SHIRK . . . Charlie . . . Music . . . llUa Wheatland Avenue, Lancaster, Pa. . . . Packin I ' p, ' Hie Bartered Bride, College Choir, S.C.A., Music Club, Phonograph Club, Psychology Club, Vice-president i, I.V.C.F. RICHARD SHRAGER . . . Rich . . . Music . . . 48:« Xorth ilarshall Street, Philadelphia - ' 0, Pa. . . . HiUcI Club, Little Theater. THOMAS J. SIL ' ESTER . . . Les . . . Elementary . . . i l Martel Street, Bethlehem, Pa. . . . Xewman Club, Iiitramurals, Criterions, Leader 3,4, Marching Band, Concert Band, Men ' s Chorus, Friars, Secretary 1, Student Government, Senior Class Committee. SAMUEL G. SIMPSOX . . . Galge . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 10.5 Runnymede . vcnue, Wayne, Pii. . . . Basket- ball, Baseball, ' eterans ' Club. JEAX SMEDLEY . . . Smed . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 948 P ' oss Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . W.R.. ., N ' alkyrie Club, Circus, Dormitory Council, Fire Brigade, S.C.. ., I. ' .C.F., Bridge Club, Concert Band, Extramural Hockey, Basketball, Ttnnis, All College Hockey Team, Serpentine. A. GILMORE SMITH, JR. . . . Gil . . . Secondary ... 403 Haverford Avenue, Xarberth, Pa. . . . Science Club, Government Club, Sketch Club, Astronomy Club, Photography Club, Psychol- ogy Club ' ' Vr )fn(inf,. ssistant Business Manager . 141 MARY ELLEN SMITH . . . Smitty . . . Healtli and Physical Education . . . lOxJl Willopenn Drive, Southampton, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Manager 3, i, Vallcyrie Club, S.C.A., Circus, Valkyrie Show, Extramural Basketball, Softball. NANCY Y. SMITH . . . Nance . . . Music . . . 601 Lafayette Avenue, Palmerton, Pa. . . . S.C.A., M.E.N.C, College Choir, Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band, Sinfonictta, Phonograph Club, Fire Brigade, The Bartered Bride. ROBERTA A. SMITH . . . Bobbie . . . Elementary . . . TO- ' T Woolston Road, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Manager t. Bridge Club, S.C.A., I.V.C.F., Neithian Club. WILLIAM E. SMITH . . . Smitty . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . Mill Race Farm, Langhorne, Pa. . . . Lacrosse, J.V. Football, Intramurals, History Club, S.C.A., Veterans Club. MARION E. SNOOK . . . Snookie . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation . . . R.D. 1, McClure, Pa. . . . Valkyrie Club, Science Club, Government Club, S.C.A., W.R.A., Circus, Valkyrie Show, Fire Brigade, Extramural Hockey, Serpentine. RONALD G. SNOWBERGER . . . Ron . . . Elementary . . . Ul South Broad Street, Waynesboro, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Intramurals, Tennis. CLEM G. SMITH, JR. . . . Music . . . Amaranth, Pa. . . . Class President 1, I.V.C.F., Music Club, Psychology Club, Friars, F.T.A., Vice-president 3, Student Government, President 3, ' ice-presidcnt 4., S.A.A., Junior Class Committee, Little Theater, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir, Who ' s Who. JEAN W. SMITH . . . Smitty . . . Elementary . . . 1761 North Twenty-seventh Street, Philadelphia 21, Pa. . . . Psychology Club, Philosophy Club, F.T.A., Xeithian Club, Photography Club, I.V.C.F., S.C.A., Fire Brigade, Bridge Club, Senior Class Com- mittee, Serpentine. ANN SNYDER . . . Elementary . . . Middletown Road, Grady- ville. Pa. . . . S.C.A., Newman Club, Psychology Club, President 2, Philosophy Club, F.T.A., W.R.A. GABLE G. SNYDER . . . Gabe . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 315 Wise Avenue, Red Lion, Pa l. ' . Soccer, Base- ball, Manager, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Circus. 142 BERYI. A. SOFFEL . . . Music . . . Box :n, Hopatcoiifr, X. J. . . . I.V.C.F., M.E.X.C., Music Clul), I lu)n(igra|il) Clul), I ' syclidl- ogy Club, Secretary 4, Fire Brigade, Serpentine. MARY JAXE SOLAX . . . Music . . . 1108 Uowcrtown Uoad, North Catasauqua, Pa. . . . S.C.A., M.E.X.C, Phonograph Clul), College Choir, The Bartered Bride, Serpentine. ■9? yii MARJORIE MacCAUSLAXD STILES . . . Margie . . . Ele- mentary ... 113 East Greenwood Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa. . . . Speech Clinic, Junior Class Committee, F.T.A., S.C.A. A. HARRIS STOXE . . . Bud . . . Secondary . . . 5M8 Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Little Theater, President 2, Hillel Club, Astronomy Club, Intramurals. RALPH E. SORRELL . . . Secondary ... 233 East Roland Road, Parkside, Chester, Pa. . . . Freshman Executive Committee, Vet- erans ' Club. SHARLEXE STAUFEXBERG . . . Shar . . . Elementary . . . 20-25 Hartel Street, Philadelphia 15, Pa. . . . W.R.A., I.V.C.F., A.C.E., Speech Clinic, Senior Class Committee. MARY T. STEFAXCIN . . . Stefance . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 903 Bridge Street, Xew Cumberland, Pa. . . . Xew- man Club, W.R.A., Manager 3, F.T.A., Valkyrie Club, Treasurer 3, Valkyrie Show, Circus, Student Faculty Leadership Com- mittee, Serpentine, Editor-in-chief, Who ' s Who. JAMES B. STEFFY . . . Jim . . . Music . . . 5U Spring Grove Lane, West Chester, Pa. . . . Symphony Orchestra, C jncert Band, Brass Ensemble, College Choir, Who ' s Who. RUTH WHITE STEFFY . . . Ruthic . Spring Grove Lane, West Chester, Pa. . . . Elementary . . . Hi . . X ' eithian Club. HARRY B. STEWARD . . . Stuart . . . Secondary . . . Q-2i West Huntingdon Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Music Club, Philosophy Club, English Club, Vice-president 3, Day Council, Vice-president. 143 WILLIAM STREISSGUTH . . . Bill . . . Secondary . . . Kintncrs- ville, Pa. . . . Science Club, Photography Club, Bridge Club, Intramurals, Radio Club, Vicc-prcbident 3. FRAXCES M. STYER . . . Fran . . . Elementary ... 103 Cor Street, Downingtown, Pa. . . . F.T.A., Geography Club, P!,y- chology Club, Music Club, Speech Clinic. MARY ANN TUFT . . . Tuffie . . . Elementary ... 101 North Eighth Street, Easton, Pa. . . . Hillel Club, W.K.A., Philosophy Club, Fire Brigade, Psychology Club, Geography Club, A.C.E., Treasurer 4, Serpentine. SARAH POPJOY STYER . . . Sally . . . Elementary . . . Uwch- land. Pa. . . . Geography Club, Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, Student Government, Day Council. JUDITH SURRICK . . . Juciy . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . 5155 Oxford Avenue, Philadelphia H, Pa. . . . Dormitory Council, Circus, Valkyrie Club, S.C.A., Extramural Hockey, Fire Brigade, S.A.A., President 4-, W.R..V., Manager 3, Vice- president -1, Who ' s Who. NEIL THOMPSON . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 5213 Pennway Street, Philadelphia H, Pa. . . . S.C.A., Tennis, Intramurals, Circus. VIVIAN L. V. THOMPSON . . . Vip . . . Elementary ... 107 North Fifty-fifth Street, Philadelphia 39, Pa. . . . S.C.A., W.R.A., Fire Brigade, Photography Club, Secretary 3, Neithian Club, Treasurer 4, Serpentine. HELEN M. TONER . . . Elementary . . . 1008 Edmonds Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . Newman Club, W.R.A., Psychology Club, Philosophy Club, Neithian Club. EILEEN K. TRACY . . . Mickey . . . Elementary ... 311 East State Street, Media, Pa. . . . A.C.E., Newman Club, Bridge Club, Neithian Club, Philosophy Club. DANIEL S. TURNER . Road, Phoenixville, Pa. . . . Secondary . . . 358 Valley Forge Mathematics Club, Philosophy Club. ia 144 -T m. R RITA B. WALLER . ])ortville Heights, Pa. Club, Neitliian Club. Elementary . . . Leonard Avenue, Xew- . . Art Club, Philosoiihy Clul), Science MARGARET E. AVAI,TER . . . Margie . . . Health and Physical Education ... 13 Wickam Road, Ardmore, Pa. . . . W.K.. ., Extramural Hockey, Basketball, Softball, All-College Hockey Team, Circus, Girls ' Glee Club, ' alkyrie Club, L .C.I ' ' ., Fire Brigade, S.C.A. WIIJ.IA.M R. WALCK . . . Bill . . . Music ... 116 Xorth Dar- lington Street, West Chester, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Men ' s Chorus, Marching Band. HEATHER WALDBACM . . . Elementary . . . 6212 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Philosophy Club, Little Theater, Psychology Club, Xeithian Club. V KATHARINE R. WALTHOUR . . . Kathy . . . Elementary . . . 33 Park Street, Greensburg, Pa. . . . A.C.E., S.C.A., F.T.A., W.R.A., Little Theater, Speech Clinic, Bridge Club, Fire Brigade. RUTH AXX WARXOCK . . . Ruthie . . . Elementary . . . 93G Pancoast Avenue, Springfield, Pa. . . . W.R.A., I.V.C.F., F.T.A., Fire Brigade, Seriienliiie. JOAX WATERFIELD . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 262 Linden Avenue, Moorestown, X ' . J. . . . S.A.. ., S.C.A., A ' al- kyrie Club, Circus, Valkyrie Show, Extramural Hockey, Tennis, Fire Brigade, Dormitory Council, All College HiR-key Team, Quad Angles, Sophomore Cla.ss Committee, Junior Class Commit- tee, Junior Prom Queen ' s Court, W.R.A., Secretarij 3, President 4, Who ' s Who. LILLIAS H. WATTERS . . . Heather . . . Health and Physical Education . . . - ' 09 -Marlin Street, Folsom, Pa. . . . W.R.A., N ' alkyrie Clul), E.vtranuiral Hockey, Softball, S.C.A., F.T.A., Junior Class Committee, Circus. X DOROTHY JAXE WEAVER . . . Dottie Tin Glenthorne Road . . . I ' pper Darby, Pa. Psychology Club, Speech Clinic. . Elementary . . . . Philosophy Club, MARY E. WEIDMAX . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Manheim, Pa. . . . Philosophy Club, Bridge Club, Fire Brigade, Junior Class Committee, Speech Clinic, Big-Little Sister Chairman, I.V.C.F., W.R.A., F.T.A., A.C.E., Presidem 3. I, S.A.A., Secre- tary 4, Serpentine, Who ' s Who. (45 rV V ANN D. WESTBERG . . . Westie . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 2i6 North River Drive, Churchtown, Penns Grove, N. J. . . . Newman Club, Circus, F.T.A., Junior Class Commit- tee, Extramural Baskethall, Hockey, Valkyrie Club, Student- Faculty I-eadership Committee, W.R.A., Manager 3, Dormitory Council, Secretary 3, i, Serpentine, Who ' s Who. BARBARA WESTON . . . Bobbi . . . Elementary ... 103 West Magnolia Avenue, Aldan, Pa. . . . Quad Anrjles, W.R.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Geography Club, Big-Little Sister Chairman. MARGARET A. WETZEL . . . Marge . . . Elementary . . . 11:27 East Palmer Street, Philadelphia 2a, Pa. . . . Neithian Club, Sophomore Class Committee, Junior Class Committee, W.R.A., S.C.A., A.C.E. NORMAN WEXLER . . . Norm . . . Secondary . . . 213,5 North Wanamaker Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Veterans ' Club, Phono- graph Club, Mathematics Club. GEURETA LIGGEONS WHITTINGTON . . . Greta . . . Ele- mentary . . . 1336 North Fifty-seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Bridge Club, S.C.A., LV C.F., Neithian Club, A.C.E., Phil- osophy Club, Psychology Club. FAEANNA WILLAUER . . . Fifi . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 1, Easton, Pa. . . . LV.C.F., W.R.A., Neithian Club, S.C.A., F.T.A. EDMOND J. WEINHELM . . . Ed . . . Secondary . . . l-JSO Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . The Bartered Bride, Packin ' Up, Junior Class Committee, Friars, Stage Crew Manager, Little Theater, President 3. ROBERT W. WERNER . . . Bob . . . Secondary . . . 1813 North Thirty-first Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . F.T.A., Phonograph Club, Mathematics Club, Friars, Hillel Club, Vice-president 3, President 4. FLOYD P. WILLIAMS . . . Music ... 21 North Front Street, Hokendaugua, Pa. . . . I.V.C.F., S.C.A., Music Club, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir, Packin ' Up, Phonograph Club, Vice-president 3. HARRY C. WILLIAMS, JR. . . . Pete . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 433 East Penn Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Gym Team, Captain 3,4. 146 MAIiY I.Or WILLIAMS . . . El -imntary . . . VM St. Georpe Street, Lewisliurp, Pa. . . . S.C.. ., W.R.. ., Neithian Club, Dormi- tory Council, A.C.E., Secretary i. MURIEL WIX.V . . . AVinnie . . . Health and Physical Kducati.m . . . 2J Old Lancaster Road, Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. . ' . . Hillel Club, Fire Hripadc, Dormitory Council, Class Vice-president 2, W.R.A., A ' alkyrie Cluli, Vice-president I, Circus, Student-Faculty I-ead- ership Committee, Extramural Softball, Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Committee. . i ? DOXXA L. WISE . . . Donnie . . . Elementary . . . IIJ Xortli Fifty-fourth Street, Philadelphia 39, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Psychology Club, Philosophy Club. JEAX M. WITMER . . . Music . . . R.D. 1, Lykens, Pa Little Theater, Bridge Club, S.C.A., W.R.A., College Choir, Women ' s Chorus, Intermediate Band, Packin ' Up, The Bartered Bride, Fire Brigade, M.E.X.C, U.S.A., Serpentine. V JEAX WOLF . . . Elementary ... 330 Overhill Road, Wayne, Pa. . . . Bridge Club, Little Theater, Philosophy Club, Poster Club, W.R.A. ELIZABETH A. WOLLE . . . Betsy . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 600 Country Club Lane, Havertown, Pa. . . .Val- kyrie Club, Valkyrie Show, W.R.A., Extramural Hockey, Bas- ketball, Bridge Club, Class Secretary 2, Freshman Class Commit- tee, Sophomore Class Committee, Junior Class Committee, Stu- dent-Faculty Leadership Committee, Symphony Orchestra, Cir- cus, Serpentine. JOAXXE SHIPLEY WOOD . . . Jo . . . Elementary . . . 25 Georgia Lane, West Chester, Pa. . . . W.R.A., Little Theater, Qvad Ancjles, Girls ' Glee Club, President 4, S.C.A., Neithian Club, Junior Class Committee, Speech Clinic. JEAN E. WRAY . . . Elementary ... 864 Fairfax Road, Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . Neithian Club, I.V.C.F., S.C.A., F.T.A, Speech Clinic. RICHARD C. WUEST . . . Dick . . . Elementary . . . 404 Gerritt Street, Philadelphia 7, Pa. . . . Newman Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Men ' s Chorus, Intermediate Band, Criterions, Swimming, Class Treasurer 2, Varsity Club, Friars, Junior Class Committee, F.T.A., Philosophy Club, Class Vice-president 4. DOROTHY J. WUESTXER . . . Joanie . . . Elementary . . . 7315 Hasbrook Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . N ' eithian Clul), Sophomore Class Committee, Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Committee, A.C.E., W.R.A., S.C.A-, F.T.A., Little Theater, Phil- osophy Club, Serpentine. 147 BARBARA J. YOCOM . . . Elementary . . . 136 West Broad Street, ShiUington, Pa. . . . W.U.A., S.C.A., F.T.A., Xeitliian Club, Girls ' Glee Club, Frencli Clu b. MARJORIE A. YOUNG . . . Marge . . . JIusic . . . Chalfont, Pa. . . . W.R.A., F.T.A., Bridge Clul), Junidr Class Committee, Packin ' Vyi, Phonograph Club, College Choir, Serpentine. « S VERDA E. HART . . . Public School Nurse . . . DeKalb Pike, R.D. 3 . . . Norristown, Pa. DONALD H. ZARR . . . Zarr . . . Secondary ... 6 Water Street, Hulnievillc, Pa. . . . Friars, Psychology Clul), Philosophy Clul), Intermediate Band, Intramurals, F.T.A., I.V.C.F., S.C.A., Chess Club, Quad Angles, English Club. CHRISTIAN W. ZAUNER . . . Chris . . . Health and Physical Education . . . 576:3 Stewart Street, Philadelphia 31, Pa. . . . Track, Football, Cross Country, Intramurals, Newman Club, Veterans ' Club, Varsity Club. CHARLES P. ZIPPERLEN . . . Charlie . . . Music . . . ' iU2 Shisler Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Phonograph Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, College Choir, Men ' s Chorus, Music Club, Symphony Orchestra, M.E.N.C, Sinfonietta, Intramurals, Brass Ensemble, Music Librarian, Intermediate Band. JEANNE ZOLLERS . . . Jeannie . . . Elementary . . . IJIT East Barringer Street, Philadelphia lit. Pa. . . . W.R.A., A.C.E., S.C.A., Bridge Club, Junior Class Committee, Fire Brigade. DOUGLAS W. CRATE . . . Doug . . . Elementary . . . R.D. 3, Doylestown, Pa. . . . F.T.A., Government Club, President, 4. FLORENCE A. HAGAR . . . School Nurse ... 311 South Scott Avenue, Glenolden, Pa. DORIS M. JEFFERSON . . . Jeff . . . Elementary . . . 4731 Sansom Street, Philadelphia 39, Pa. . . . Art Club, Geography Club Neithian Club, Philosophy Club, Day Council. 148 HEI.EX V. I.ARKIX . . . Helen comb Street, Philadelphia . ' 0, I ' a. . . Xursinp . . . 437 W. Rus- . . . Kegistcrcd Nurse. MAHGUKRITE G. ROI,I,S . . . Tublic School Nursing ... 201 Mohawk Avenue, Norwood, Pa. THO.MAS El.WOOn WEKXER . . . Thoin . . . Secondary . . . T :! East Miner Street, West Chester, Pa. . . . Mathematics Club, B ▼ Science Club, Vice-President 3. ' PAri.IXE WALKER WORRALL . . . Elementary . . . 1T14 Jefferson Avenue, Woodlyn, Pa. . . . Teacher in service. ..V ft A CALENDAR OF THE SENIOR CLA S ACTIVITIES H.vLi.owKEN Partv Octohcr ' 28, 1955 An all-college affair sponsored by tlie senior class in which all classes sponsored booths and entertainment. PnEsENT. TioN OK Class Gift November 20, 1955 A mountain ash tree was presented to the college. Donation of the Christmas Tree December 2, 1955 The annual Christmas Tree was purchased by the senior class and erected in the Quad for the holiday season. Box Voyage Celebration January I ' t, 1956 Senior Dinner: Honored the January Graduates. Bon Voyage Dance : Dance to which all of the college was invited. Senior Cordial: liefreshments were served during the intermission of the dance. (Sponsored in connection with the Advisory Board.) Senior Weekend May 11, 12, 1956 Senior Ball : Held at the Hotel Penn Sherwood, Philadelphia. Senior Dinner Dance: Held at the Hotel Dupont, Wilmington. Lantern Parade May 23, 1956 Senior Memoirs May 2Jt to 28, 1956 Athletic events Splash party Water show Senior Memoirs Party Skit depicting four years at West Chester Music by Crites Combo and records Awards and prizes honoring seniors 149 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Acker, Sr • Reading, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. ' illiam M. Allen Abington, Pa. Mrs. Anna M. Alk-rton Xorristown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allison Swarthmore, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. F. Emerson Archer Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Frank S. Attinger Middleburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bach Mt. Bethel, Pa. Mr. arl Mrs. Armen Bagramian Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bair M ' est Cliester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Baldwin Philmont, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balthaser West Leesport, Pa. Mrs. Edna Barr Altoona, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Barr West Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bcebe Lansdowne Pa. Mr. James Belles Mountaintop, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Benner Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. P. Kenneth Bickel Telford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bigony East Lansdowne, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Horace K. Bonsall Coatesville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bonsted Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Brabson North Wales, Pa. Mr. Edgar J. Brensinger, Sr Allentown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Broomer Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Katherine Burdumy Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Burkhardt Yeadon, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Campbell New Bloomfield, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Capuro Easton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Cardamone Conshohocken, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Carney Easton, Pa. : Ir. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Carver Yardley, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bruce Cashmere Norristown, Pa. Mrs. Leona Clierry West Reading, Pa. Mrs. Mary W. Christman Phoenixville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cleaves Kennett Square, Pa. Mr. William H. Colcord Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Collopy, Sr Spring City, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Comber Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Como Bedford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corkadel Avondale, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Coward Pennington, N. J. Mrs. Mary M. Crowley Lansdowne, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Crozier Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. O. Davis Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Robert M. Dean Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William DeAngelo , Havertown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeCosmo Hazelton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Dclcamp Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. : Ianuel de Leon Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Del Monte Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Franklin L. Dcrr Philadelphia, Pa. 151 PATRONS— Continued Mr. and Mrs. G. DiCave Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Jolin H. Donaldson Scranton, Pa. Mr. Edward M. Buddy, Sr Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Dussinger, Sr Kingston, Pa. Easton Paint-Up Store Easton, Pa. Mrs. George M. Eckert Wyomissing, Pa. Mr. Benjamin Eckroth Orwigsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Feeser Chester, Pa. Mr. Wilbur G. Fischer Glen Lyon, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Malvin D. Fitzgerald Marcus Hook, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Foltz Bristol, Pa. Mr. Floyd R. Ford Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Fox Chestnut Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Frank Tylersport, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fricke Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fuller New Bloomfield, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. August Fumanti Exeter, Pa. Mrs. Catherine Gambone Norristown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Garoh Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Gary Twin Oaks, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gatski Hazelton, Pa. Mrs. Minna Gault Darby, Pa. Miss Jo Ann Giacchino Riverside, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Giacchino Riverside, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Giampalmi Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. D. Clifford Golder Upper Darby, Pa. Mr. Izzy Gordon Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Gouger Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Frederick B. Gray Havertown, Pa. Reverend and Mrs. Erastus H. Green Moscow, Pa. Mr. V. L. Griffis Susquehanna, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Grubb Elizabethtown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Haines Flourtown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hannum Kennett Square, Pa. Mr. Davis G. Heiney Emmaus, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Henning Emmaus, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Herrman Red Lion, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence M. Higgins Neshanic Station, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Hoch Freeland, Pa. Mr. Edmund V. Holcroft Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. J. Burnett Holland Bridgeport, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hopkins, Sr Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ezril Horwitz Coatesville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hosking Flourtown, Pa. Mr. C. Markley Houseman Upper Darby, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hubicsak Phoenixville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ingwers Lewisburg, Pa. Mr. Logan H. Jennings Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. James H. Johnson Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Johnson Ludlow, Pa. 152 PATRONS— Continued Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Jont-s Scranton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Oren S. Kaltriter Higli,spirf, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Katz Philadelpliia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klein Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Koehler Nazareth Pa. Mrs. Jolin Kollarik Bethlehem, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Krause Havertown Pa. Mr. Henry Kucharski Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. ' oodrow Labenberg Wescosvillc, Pa. Mr. and Irs. Charles W. Lambert West Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Landrum Downingtown, Pa. Ir. and Irs. Alvard R. Larkin Coatesville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Larkin York, Pa. Larsen ' s Jewelry Store Easton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lawless Havertown, Pa. Mrs. Charles M. Layton Harrisburg, Pa. Mr. Samuel Lees Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. IL I). Lemmon Pliiladelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Leonard Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levin Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Levy Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Logan Scranton, Pa. Mrs. Anna L Lombardo Drexel Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Lutz Philadelphia, Pa. .Mr. X.il .Mae.Millan Philadelphia, Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. Guilio .Mareon Summit Hill, Pa. Mr. Harney Mason Reading, Pa. -Mr. Edward R. L thews Lansdowne, Pa. -Mr. Pat Mazza Easton, Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. Richard .MeCormick Philadelphia, Pa. -Mr. and Mrs. .J. E. .McCoy Upper D.irby, Pa. .Mr. .1. L. McLean Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. .McManus .Ardmore, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. .McMasters Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Mary D. Mears .Cape May, X. ,J. .Mrs. Raymond .1. Meekins Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Melody Music House Easton. Pa. Mr. E. ,1. .Miller Williamsburg, i ' a. .Mr. an l .Mrs. Phillip Milhr ' . Chester, Pa. Mr. Isadore .Mineo Easton, Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. . mbrose L. .Moll Topton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Montgomery Morgantown. I ' .i. Mr. .Viidrcw Morgan Havertown, I ' a. Mr. .and Mrs. U ' illiam T. .Morrison ' estmont. X. ,1. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy Brogucvillc, Pa. .Mrs. Xyna B. Myers Philadelphia. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond .M . Xaylor X ' orristown, Pa. .Mr. .111(1 Mrs. .lames Oliver Philadel| hia, Pa. Mr, and Mrs. .Inbn Oney ..Scranton, Pa. Parkway I ' urs E„.ston. Pa. Ir. and Mrs. .Fames L I ' l ti rson. .Sr .Chadds I ' ord. Pa. 153 PATRONS— Continued H.iuh ' s Strvice Station Easton, I ' a. Mr. and .Mrs. .). Hcrbtrt Hayniond Gettysburg, Pa. Mr. Lloyd B. Reicliard C ' oopersburg, Pa. .Mr. Peter J. Reilly Xorristown, Pa. Mr. Manuel Rey New York, N. Y. .Mr. and .Mr.s. Herman A. Rliue Hurloek, Md. .Mr. and .Mr.s. George A. Rieliardson Lan.sdowne, Pa. -Mr. and Mr.s. Claude Ri.s.smiller Stonersville Pa. Mr. and Mr.s. John W. Rivell Mission, Kan. .Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Romig Lancaster, Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Ruda, Sr Chambersburg, Pa. Mrs. Elsa S. Rudy Harrisburg, Pa. Mrs. Cleo))atra Sanders Meehaniesburg, Pa. .Mr. and .Mrs. Wilmer B. Sauder Higlispire, Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Schade Croyden, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Schm.iuder Colwyn, Pa. M r. and Mrs. .John . Selirantz Bethlehem, Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Seller Medford Lakes. X. ,1. .Mr. J. P. Shaffer Orcland, Pa. .M rs. L. y. Shaner Spring City, Pa. .Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Shapiro Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and .Mrs. William J. Smedley Drexel Hill, Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. Amos G. Smith. Sr Xarbertli, Pa. Mr. Cbni G. Smith Amavinth, Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snowberger Waynesboro, Pa. Mrs. W. Henry Snyder Red Lion, Pa. Mr. Harry J. Sotiel Hopatcong, X. J. Mr. and .Mrs. Alexander Solan Xorth Catasauqua, Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. ' illiam Staufenbtrg Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and .Mrs. Walter W. Staufier Lancaster Pa. .Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph .1. Stefancin Xew Cumberland, Pa. Mr. and .Mrs. W. L. Surriek Pliiladelphia, Pa. .Mr. Albert A. Tarlo Philadelphia. Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. ' illiam Heyl Thomjjson Millersville, P.i. .Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Tuft Easton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Walter . rdmor ' , Pa. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Waterfield .Moorestown, X. ,1. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Waters Philadelpliia. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. ' eidman Manheim, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. D. Irwin Weston Aldan, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wetzel Philadelphi a. Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. Jason White Laureldale, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Williams Hokendauqua, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Williams Lewisburg. Pa. Mrs. Millard H. Willauer Easton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. L rlin Witnier I.ykens, Pa. .Mr. and : Irs. F. John Wolf Wayne, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wuestncr Philadelphia. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Zarr Hnlmeville, Pa. : Ir. and Mrs. Carl P. Zipperlen Philadelphia I ' a. .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zollers Philadelphia Pa. 154 Our Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 MERIN STUDIOS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Official Photographers to the 1956 Serpentine All portraits appearing in this publication have been placed on file in our Studio and can be duplicated at any time. Write or Phone Us for Information 1010 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA 7, PENNA. WAlnut 3-0146 WAlnut 3-0147 155 GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 FROM HOPPY ' S P G open Daily and Sunday Orthopedic Prescription for Corrective The HICKORIES Shoes Carefully Filled Ed - Proprietors - Ron FALINI ' S SHOE SERVICE 26 SOUTH HIGH STREET Tullio Fallini 112 South High Street West Chester, Pa. Phone: 45 3 6 West Chester, Pa. CAMERA CRAFT PHOTO RODGER ' S MARKET SERVICE Fairlaivn Self-Service Everything Photographic 16 EAST GAY STREET Groceries - Meats - Produce Frozen Foods West Chester, Pa. Phone: 0916 302 South High Street Lots of Luck to the Class of ' 5 6 THE LITTLE MAN ' S 156 JOYCE AND DON ' S SHOES Capezio Casual and Dress Shoes 20 NORTH HIGH STREET West Chester, Pa. MEDFORD ' S PORK PRODUCTS for KAUFFMAN ' S Visit Our Men ' s Shop for the Netvest in Smart Clothes and Accessories 15-25 WEST GAY STREET West Chester, Pa. QUALITY AND DISTINCTIVE FLAVOR Home Dressed Beef - Veal - Lamb • CHESTER, PA. PIERCE AND REESE Meats - Poultry - Provisions Compliments of CLOUDLAND TURKEY FARM R. D. 1, Kennett Square • 130-132 N. Delaware Avenue PHILADELPHIA, PA. In Philadelphia — the HOAGIE FACTORY Famous for Our Original Cheesteaks SH 7-978 5 5 539 Baltimore Avenue WEST CHESTER HARDWARE 113-115 West Market WEST CHESTER, PA. Compliments RICHARD S. FOULK Prescription Druggist THE VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP Florist Telegraph Delitery WEST CHESTER, PA. Phones: 3164 - 9966 • High and Dean Streets WEST CHESTER, PA. 157 PHILIP GARRETT classic Sportswear 12 South Church St. West Chester, Pa. Linda ' s STEAK AND SUB SHOP 130 West Gay Street Phone: 9963 West Chester, Pa. Coniplifnents of QUALITY SERVICE CLEANERS 3 20 South High Street WEST CHESTER, PA. JOHNNY CONNIE ' S MARKET Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables • 116-118 North Church Street WEST CHESTER, PA. WEBB JEWELRY STORE Since 1876 17 WEST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Compliments of JOHN I. TAYLOR MUSIC STORE Compliments of WEANER ' S PHARMACY West Chester, Pa. HOBERMAN ' S Wearing Apparel for Women, Young Women and Young Girls 1 3 3 N. Church Street West Chester, Pa. BANNAN SUBMARINE and PIZZA SHOPPE (Only Italian Meats Used) 108 South Walnut Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Free Delivery — Orders to Go Hours: 10 A. M. to 11 P. M. Phone: 9959 Compliments of NATIONAL GOWN CO. • Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments of CLUB 42 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Frank Ciambrone, Steward 42 South 3rd Street Easton, Pa. BROWN ' S FROSTED FOODS, Inc. 8 th AND PEACH LEMOYNE, PA. 158 Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING • Coatesville, Pa. A. MICHAUD CO. Supplying Hotels - Restaurants Institutions Meat Yon May Scrte With Pride • Oxford and Hancock Streets GA 6-1000 PHILADELPHIA, PA. Compliments of BRANDYWINE BOOK SHOP 3 2 West Market Street Phone: 0102 West Chester, Pa. Compliments of RYAN MEATS, INC. Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments DE HAVEN ' S DRUG STORE RALPH L. EASTER and ROBERT H. MILLER Proprietors • 106 West Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Institutions Clubs C. J. SHARPLESS Wholesale Meats • 14 South Front Street PHILADELPHIA 6, PA. WA 2-5510 Hotels Ships JANE CHALFANT Town and Country Clothes — Accessories 123 NORTH HIGH STREET Tel.: W.C. 0290 - 0312 West Chester, Pa. Compliments of SHORT LINE BUS CO. WEST CHESTER ARTHUR AUBERT French Hairdresser 3 6 SOUTH HIGH STREET West Chester 4408 West Chester, Pa. Compliments of JAKE SHUR ' S ARMY - NAVY STORE 34 West Gay Street West Chester, Pa. 159