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

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1959 volume:

■A ' • - ,4a!fc mt eii ■■■■ : V m state teachers college west oliester, iiennsylvania m 9S9 vo r i r VLC ._L Ly o il LP Contents DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS 24 ACTIVITIES 54 ATHLETICS 62 UNDERCLASSMEN 94 GRADUATES 104 SENIORS 112 IN MEMORIAM 171 PATRONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS 172 C ' j o _J.. ?A r- ' I .:tir. ' - • — « , . The Demonstration School Foreword The campus of our college is a part of the life of each student. Spacious buildings, accentuated by serpentine stone, are symbolic of the years gone by since the ' late 1 800 ' s when the first building was completed. The campus, its buildings nestled amid the shade of trees, portray many contrasts. Beauty is viewed in the arched entrances of Anderson Hall, in the huge pillars of the Francis Harvey Green Library and in the twin towers of Philips Memorial, while home-like qualities of the interior of Main Dorm and the many modern facets of the Field House are distinctive of these two buildings. While thoughts are concentrated on future development with the addition of new buildings and the expansion of old ones, we shall forever cherish our buildings of serpentine. Dedication In the quotation, Just as the twig is bent the tree ' s inclined, is prophesied the future of our lives. Are we, as students, not like branches or stems that continually grow and develop? The planter guides the growth of his tree, but who nurtures our growth so that it is inclined towards the right direction? As the teacher guides and advises, so the student grows and progresses. During the four-year stay of the class of ' 59 at West Chester, we have been guided by many teachers. We have, however, been helped greatly by two teachers, in particular, in solving various class problems. These two are, of course, our class advisors, Mrs. Bliss and Dr. Bonder. To you both, we dedicate this Serpentine in appreciation for the tireless assistance you have given us. Your concern for us did not stop in your classrooms, but was carried out onto the campus. Whether walking across the campus grounds or only standing out- side Anderson Hall, we could depend on you for an amicable smile or a friendly greeting of Hello, how are you? Thank you, .AArs. Bliss and Dr. Bonder! Under the expert guidance of Mrs. Bliss, stu- dents are carefully studying specimens under the microscope and noting their findings. Dr. Bonder, caught in a typical pose, is giving in- structions to Rams before they charge ahead to victory. administration and faculty - ? DR. CHARLES S. SWORE Our President We cannot leave West Chester State Teachers College without stopping to consider those who contributed to our happiness and welfare. Certainly, our president is one who had helped us feel welcome and happy at this college. As a former student and teacher at West Chester, our president is keenly aware of the needs and problems of the students enrolled today. He continually tries to improve our college in any way he can. He smiles sincerely at us when we pass him on campus; he joins us in cheering to victory our athletic teams, and he makes us feel important by shaking our hands when he greets us at his home and at college affairs. We offer our sincere appreciation along with our farewell to the president of West Chester State Teachers College— Dr. Charles S. Swope. Pictured here are Dr. and Mrs. Swope enjoying the delicious meal at the annual White Supper on December 7, 1958. A BUSY MAN on campus is Dr. L. Forrest Free, Dean of Instruc- tion. As APPLICANTS to West Chester we all met Dr. B. Paul Ross, Reg- istrar. Ym Director of Student Teach- ing, Dr. Earl F. Sykes, assists graduates in finding initial teach- ing positions. ildiiiinistration Mr. Herbert J. Clavier, Di- rector of Maintenance, helps to keep the college plant running smoothly. An able Basketball coach and Director of Personnel is Mr. Emil H. Messikomer. The main person in the Busi- ness Office is Mr. Everett E. Shaefer, Bursar. 10 Another telephone call de- mands the attention of Miss Bernatz, Assistant Dean of Women. Miss Jane Caton, Dean of Women, pauses for a cheery hello to everyone. As WE SPOT Miss Stucky, As- sistant Dean of Women, she smiles a warm welcome. All set for a busy day is Mr. Robert J. Mitten, Assistant Dean of Men. Interesting, busy, and varied is the schedule of Dr. W. Glenn Killinger, Dean of Men. Deans of Men and Women Gxe(]Htive Council The administrative officers and heads of departments of our college constitute the Executive Council. Here they discuss college policies. Seated, left to right: Dr. Evans, Dean Free, Dr. Swope, President of the College: Miss Greenwood, Secretary; Dean Caton, Dr. Kiilinger. Standing: Dr. Mitchell, Dr. Gordon, Dr. Benda, Dr. Keinard, Mr. Messikomer, Mr. Hallman, Dr. Ross, Dr. Sykes, Dr. Sturzebecker, Dr. Berry, Mr. Hall, Dr. Slagle, Dr. Filano, and Dr. Andes. w WflF •: y . - ? Tl iPli ' lMI - ;i - Tanglewood is noted in the east for its rare variety of shrubs and trees, one of which is a sophria japonica. There are only two or three such plants in the east. We can certainly be proud of the impressive residence of our president. At the corner of Rosedale Avenue and South Matlack Street lies the ofTicial residence of the President of West Ches- ter State Teachers College. President Charles S. Swope and his family are now the occupants of this beautiful home. For many years this home was known as the Thomas Darlington property. Only a shell of the original old stone mansion may now be seen, as roof and floors have been changed, and the present building overflows the space alloted to its predecessors. The first college president to live in Tanglewood was Dr. Norman W. Cameron who, with his family, occupied the home in 1930. These members of our Education Department have helped us develop the qualities that w ill soon aid us in our teaching careers. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Martin, Dr. Weagley, Miss King, Dr. Benda, Department Head; Mrs. Haas, Dr. Gregg, Mrs. Kulp. Standing: Mr. Childers, Mr. Emery, Dr. Bannon, Mr. Patterson, Dr. Hill, Dr. Sykes, Mr. Strayer, Dr. Bonder, Mr. Studenmund, Dr. Woodlen. Faculty Members of our Art Depart- ment, Mr. McKinney and Mrs. Sim- mendinger compliment Mr. Hallman, Department Head, on his personal masterpiece. Faculty The Geography staff strives to aid us in broadening our concept of the world today. Left to right: AAr. Ben- ner, Miss Wiant, Dr. Keinard, Depart- ment Head; AAr. Langdon, AAr. Haw- thorne. An aim of the English Department is to challenge the intellect of the West Chester student. First row, left to right. Dr. Bailey, AAiss Ortlip, AAiss Tyson, Dr. Slagle, Department Head; AAiss Ramsey, AArs. Faucett, AAr. AAcEntire. Second row.- Dr. Goulet, Dr. Binney, AAr. Clokey, Dr. Berry, AAr. Landrum, AAr. Thomas. Faculty For leading us to better understanding in this field, well-deserved praise goes to the members of the Mathematics Depart- menl. Left to right: Miss Bernatz, Dr. Filano, Department Head; Dr. Travis. Our fine Health and Physical Education Department graces a suitable location. First row, left to right: Mr. Norris, Miss Reed, Mrs. Jiunta, Miss Leach, Dr. Sturzebecker, Depart- ment Head; Miss Schaub, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Yanisch, Mr. Reese. Second row: Mr. Cochran, Mr. Davis, Dr. Ov ens, Mr. Messikomer, Mr. Mitten, Mr. Lorbach. Not Pictured: Mr. E. Tw ardowski. 16 Aiding us in securing a greater concept of the universe and occurences within ancj with- out are these members of our Science Department. Seated, left to right: Mr. Rickert, Dr. Gordon, Department Head; Mrs. Bliss, Miss Greenwood. Standing: Mr. McDonnell, Dr. Mc- Tavish, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. Skillen, Dr. Trezise, Dr. Rogers. Faculty The members of the Social Studies Department strive to help us gain knowledge of other cultures. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Shur, Dr. Andes, Department Head; Dr. Maneval. Standing: Dr. Vollbrecht, Mr. ShafFer, Mr. Morgan, Dr. Everett, Dr. Harding, Dr. Fleck, Dr. Heim. There is no finer Music Department than ours. Seated, left to right: Dr. Anionowich, Mrs. Gottlieb, Miss Keller, .Miss Stout, Dr. Mitchell, Department Head; Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Ber- nard, Miss Williams, Miss Sheppard. Standing: Mr. Middleton, Mr. Carson, Mr. Barrow, Dr. Wilkinson, Mr. Carl, Dr. Jones, Mr. Gutsrher, Dr. Fletcher, Dr. Cheesman, Mr. Sprenkle, Mr. Sweet, Dr. Johns, Dr. Wright. Faculty = A TRUE UNIVERSITY IS A COLLECTION OF BOOKS. Our library contains an exceptional wealth of materials and the Library Staff is ever ready to meet your fact finding needs. The Library Staff is of high calibre and each member is always willing to assist you. Le f to right: Miss CoMicott, Miss Conbeer, Mr. Hall, Head Librarian; Mrs. Smith, Mr. Hacker. Elementary students look to the demonstration school staff for guidance and example when teaching the little ones. Capable and experienced, they are there fo give assistance whenever it is needed. Seated, left to right: Miss Wolfangle, Dr. Evans, Prin- cipal; Miss Wilson. Standing: Mrs. Kulp, Miss Davies, Miss Smith, Mrs. Leuken. Not pic- tured is Miss Meredith. :□ edical Staff A SCENE IN THE INFIRMARY with able assistants standing by. Here our health is handled with care. Left to r ' ghf: Mrs. Tuter, Dr. Kistler, An- naliese Schreier, patient; Miss Eves. mm ' irj t Office Staff These are the members of the qualified and com- petent secretarial force in the Business Office. Sfand- ing, left to right: H. Patton, S. Hayatt, J. Kaut, M. Lumis, E. Griffith, J. Carey. Seated: H. Marrison. Greetings and thank you, Mrs. Shirley Joyce, for being the resourceful and affable secretary to the Dean of Women that you most assuredly have proved to be! All ' s well! and we feel safe and secure under the guardianship of the housemothers. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Otto, Mrs. Pfost, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Wienandt. A FRIENDLY SMILE and an eager word of help characterize these most capable secretaries to President Swope and Dean Free. Seafed: Miss Weir. Standing, left to right: Miss Wylie, Miss Willow, Mrs. McCaughey. Office Staff These charming ladies are found daily in Anderson Hall, performing with efficiency the numerous secre- tarial tasks. Seated, left to right- Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Grubb. Standing. Mrs. Sorensen, Mrs. Ludy, Miss Andrien, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Hoff- man. Office Staff Mrs. Devine and Mrs. Speakman, house- keepers of Main Dorm, do their best to keep the girls comfortable. Yes, Please? These two words are familiar to all of us, as are the pleasant voices of our switchboard operators, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Draper. We are grateful to Ihem for their cooperation and cheerfulness. Keeping us happy by supplying us with mail is the job of Mrs. Connell and Mrs. Hughes. Mr. Tappenden, Mrs. Joyce, and Mr. Jebb, join to make moments spent in the dining hall enjoyable. 22 Helping to keep things in the dining room running smoothly is the task faced by the headwaiters. Seated, left to right: William Moore, Luke Elvin. Standing: Jerry Burke, Bruce Shenk, Edward Belzer, Sidney Douse, John Matthews. The new food service in our dining hall has caused many fine changes. Such changes are forever appre- ciated by the students. Dininir Hall organizations Newman club officers are seated, left to right: T. Feil, Vice-President; A. Taylor, Secre- tary; S. Milles, President; D. Bitsko, Treasurer. Standing: Father Barrett, Spiritual Advisor; Dr. Filano, Faculty Advisor. ■ m:m. ms icwiiian Club Large crowds are attracted to Newman Club meet- ings because of the very fine leadership of the offi- cers and advisors. High quality programs are fea- tured. There is no better way for Catholic students to spend Thursday evenings than to learn more of their faith. Thursday evenings spent at Hillel Club are most rewarding to those students attending. A variety of programs, designed to broaden the students ' knowl- edge and interest of the Hebrew faith, are offered. Small in size, but great in quality and performance of events, aptly portrays Hillel. Hillel dliib Hillel officers are leU to right: R. Schwartz, Chaplain; D. Miller, President; J. Goldin, Vice- President; H. Fineberg, Treasurer; Mrs. Shur, Faculty Advisor. With pleasure, we meet the leaders of IVCF. From left to right: D. Heimer, Secretary; A. Mcnteith, Vice-President; J. Howey, President; and advisors, Mrs. Faucetf and Mr. Carl. m m Every Thursday evening, the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship members assemble in Anderson Hall. Using forethought and regard they discuss important issues from a religious point of view. Fostering a varied program of music, individual speakers, and panel groups, they keep the members of the organization interested and stimulated. The Student Christian Association, the largest re- ligious organization on our campus, seeks always to contribute to the welfare of the college and com- munity through their varied activities. Here the SCA membership has congregated in the Philips Memorial Auditorium for a worship service led by an outstand- ing minister of the West Chester area. It is certain these officers of SCA have ap proved the plan! Seated, left to right: S. Lick Vice-President; C. Harris, President; P. Grasty Vice-President. Standing-. Dr. McTavish, Ad visor; S. Brickley, Secretary; W. Bell, Treas urer; Dr. Maneval, Advisor. m The Crites ... the All Stars . . . Athletic events ... the Book store ... All these are provided for the student body through the Student Activities Association. Through them we have many varied activi- ties. This organization allocates money to all groups on campus except classes and helps to administer the activities of these groups. This group works fo keep our campus social life interesting. Seated, left to right: C. Har- ris, E. M. Rice, Secretary; B. Reaser, President; A. Oliveira, Vice-President; R. Kerner, Treas- urer; Mr. Lady, Miss Ortlip. Standing: M. Hig- gins, L. Biborosh, A. Picard, J. Reichert, R. Stiles, A. Matteson, N. Amos. Not Pictured: Dr. Mitchell, Mr. Benner. m The Student Government Associa- tion is concerned with the general welfare of the college. Our own Ram ' s Head Inn has been provided for by the Student Government for the en- joyment of all at West Chester. The sga is an organization that gives the stu- dent an opportunity to express themselves in government. Eager to start a very important business meeting are, left to right: R. Ash, B. Reaser, R, Kerner, D. Kuszyk, D. Machusick, J. Norman, C. Heberle, R. Angelo, B. Rubin- cran. Dr. James Andes, Advisor. 28 Big-Little Sister The Big-Little Sister Committee mem- bers are— First row, left to right: G. Flem- ing, R. Reinhard, B. Leasef, B. McDonald, M. RufF, M. Rose, L. Prestwood. Second row. S. Lick, A. Mann, B. Mirth, M. A. Weller, S. Krause, M. Irons, S. Johnstone, J. Welsh, M. A. Bunnell, J. Kane. Co-chairmen, Margaret Sycamore and Frances Lisetski are pictured here plan- ning another activity! ' The task performed by the Advisory Board is the co-ordina- tion of the activities of the Women ' s Day and Dormitory Councils. This capable group also considers problems which are pertinent to all women. The Advisory Board with great ability leads often in planning All-College affairs. Advisory Boai ' d The Advisory Board members include— Seated, left to right: M. Smith, R. Sims, Treasurer; V. Ammon, President; P. J. Weaver, Vice-President; M. A. Ash, Secretary; A. Petrosky. Standir)g: P. Spots, S. Peck, M. Ruff, A. Anderson, E. Mueller, D. Alosi. 29 Women ' s Day Oouncil The Day Councilors represent the commuting coeds. First row, left to right: C. Serun- tine, A. Britton, J. Phodiates. Second row: E. Grayball, G. Emel, Vice-President; J. Raegen, Treasurer; P. Spotts, President; S. Miller. Standing.- Mrs. Bliss, Advisor,- K. Redding, J. Huber, J. Maule, E. Fleming, M. Sill, Miss Stuckey, Advisor. Each spring resident women elect girls to serve on the Dormitory Council. Its main functions are to serve as a connecting link between the women and the administration, and to help girls become better campus citizens. At weekly hall meetings, councilors present the social calendar and other pertinent infor- mation concerning resident women. Women ' s Day Council has the responsibility of helping commuting women experience a more pleas- ant college life. The Day Councilors plan parties, take care of the day rooms, and keep commuters posted on the latest college news and events. These girls hold weekly meetings with freshmen groups. Here we find the members of Dormitory Council. Floor, left to right: L. Biborosch, P. Fox, V. Mason, N. Amos, D. Ashton, E. Baker, M. Bunnell. Seated: R. Pisarro, B. Reaser, J. Schroeder, Secretary; S. Peck, President; A. Anderson, Vice-President; R. Trimpey, Treasurer; C. Barber, E. Morris, E. Rice. Slaridir g: M. Cool, C. Harris, S. Templeton, F. Lisetski, S. Laros, B. Banks, M. Sycamore, S. Atkins, H. KInard, N. Hughes, P. Grasty, S. Brickley, B. Light, M. Hartman, G. Fleming. Not Pictured: B. Mirth, C. Lane, S. Smicker. Women ' s Dormitory Conncil 30 The Men ' s Day Council officers and members are pictured in the commuter ' s lounge. Seated, left to right: D. Hutchinson, Secretary; E. Emel, A. Seman, W, Brubaker, F. Bury, J. Ackert, Treasurer; J. Esbin, President; Mr. Mitten, Advisor; J. Gallagher, Vice-President. Men ' s Day Council Men ' s Dormitory Council The Men ' s Day Council gives the commuting men students an opportunity to express their opinions. The Council seeks to achieve better citizenship and social relationship among the men day students. The Council also provides recreational facilities for com- muting men. The main job of the Men ' s Dormitory Council is to represent the resident men students. The Coun- cil discusses and acts upon matters pertaining to dorm activities. During the year they strive to sponsor various social functions on campus. These are the representatives of the residential students in Men ' s Dormitory Council. Seated, left to right: J. Rettew, J. Harrington, J. P. Black, D. Miller, J. Auch. Standing: J. Simon, R. Schwabe, W. Barbour, P. Barren, A. Weidman, A. Picard, W. Hardison. a P V. Um Activities Here on the Quad we find th? Women ' s Dormitory Councilors awaiting the bus that will take them to Westtown for their annual picnic. The girls always enjoy the informal get-together which begins with sports activities, is followed by a delicious dinner, and ends with the close fellowship of campfire singing. Sandra Peck, President of Women ' s Dormitory Council, and Virginia Ammon, President of Advisory Board, discuss last minute plans for the council picnic. As leaders of Women ' s Government they are responsible for co-ordinating all the arrangements for the gathering which is held every fall to help the councilors get acquainted for the year ahead. Ji{jAU )(f( r( Decorating for the Men ' s Dormitory Council Dance ax , left to right: J. Rettew, D. Murphy, A. Picard, T. Fell, and P. Black. The Men and Women ' s Dormitory Councils often co- sponsor activities such as the All-College Christmas Dance. The councilors are responsible for supervision within the dorm, and organizing activities for the men. Money, money, money! Janice Bronson, a sophomore, con- tributes her two dollars for dorm dues in September. Every co-ed enjoys the activities, such as parties and dances, which are made possible by our contributions. 32 Valkyrie We present the members of Valkyrie, the organization of women physical education students at West Chester. First row, seated, left to right: B. Mueller, M. Gottshall, V. Hoopes, B. Papale, G. Strack, S. Fox, J. De- wald, B. Haws, F. Weinmayr, D. Santiso. Second row: E. Baker, G. Autland, A. Berger, AA. Chiabrera, M. J. Kling, S. Frantz, J. Rob- inson, P. Orlando, E. Crowley, S. Hollinger, G. Brown, C. Helblg. Tliird row: P. Sherrard, P. O ' Neill, M. Furman, P. Fazio, N. Richwine, L. McAAeekin, C. Heberle, B. AAerth, S. Peck, P. J. Weaver, R. Grill. Fourth row; Miss Shaub, Adviser; L. Taylor, J. Goldin, B. Gal- lagher, J. Richmond, F. Kline, M. Miles, P. Timko, M. Cool, G. Ashton, L. Klatt. Fifth row: D. Knisley, K. Reed, K. Gennaria, M. J. Snyder, F. Walls, A. Freet, P. Harrison, M. J. Thornton, B. Prince, M. Stein. Sixth row: D. Reed, S. Templeton, L. Hall, B. Hershey, C. Augustine, L. Stoop. M. Hartman, J. Heindel. Seventh row: F. Snow, V. Bessette, S. Atkins, G. Krauser, P. Henkel. Major Club The leaders of Major Club are standing, left to right: W. Sutcliffe, C. Kane, President; T. Allmon. Seated: K. Gennaria, G. Strack, P. Fazio. Since the organization of Major Club in 1956, it has become one of the largest groups of the college. The purpose of this club is to keep the members of the Health and Physical Education Curriculum aware of events in their field. 33 Friars The members of the Friars society are chosen on the basis of the qualities of leadership, character, and friendship that they display here at the college. First row, left to right.- D. Miller, J. Matthews, J. Kuchinsky, J. Beeson, E. Shaar, R. Skiles, J. Harrington, E. MacWhor- ter. Second row.- C. Henry, R. Yoder, G. Kise, J. Williams, C. Jones, L. Miller, J. Reichert. Thiid row. R. Borkowski, T. Weidner, A. Oli- veira, R. Chenvert, T. Fail, E. Green, R. Kerner Varsity Olub The Varsity Club members possess a letter for admirable performances in a major sport, first row, left to right: W. Young, J. Rocco, J. Harrington, R. Borkowski, B. Shenk. Sec- ond row: D. Lambert, R. Davis, R. Yoder, J. Bechtel, President, R. Cosgrave, J. Ruth, C. Kane. Third row: G. Davis, J. Auch, S. Freed- man, B. Ferich, C. Weber, D. Bailey, J. John- son, C. Henry, E. Knepper, A. Zampella, Mr. Cochran, Advisor. Men ' s Intramural Conncil The skillful planning of the intramural sports ac- tivities program is completed by these members of the Men ' s Intramural Council. Those men include first row, left to right: J. Reichert, A. Picard, Mr. Cochran, Ad- visor; R. Kerner. Second row, A. Weidman, R. Schwabe, F. Brown. Math Club The group of thirty-two students comprising the membership of the Math Club includes many freshmen. At meetings they can be found eagerly solving selected mathematical problems or intently listening to guest speakers in the field of mathe- matics. The Math Newsletter is published by a staff of club members and contains pertinent infor- mation for all interested students. fipoorapliy Each Thursday, during the club period, the members of the Geography Club seek a better understanding of the natural surroundings of mankind. Using the media of lectures, slides, and films, they augment their store of knowledge. Often they travel to places of historic and geographic significance in Ches- ter County. Guided by Dr. Keinard and Miss Wiant, the students ' thirst for knowledge is satiated as they participate in club activities. Members of the Bridge Club anticipate the Thursday morning hour when they can participate in this game of concentration that is filled with enjoyment. They are directed by their advisor, Miss Bernatz. Bridge (]lub Chess Club These chess enthusiasts find great pleasure in match- ing their wits with each other and especially their fac- ulty advisor, Dr. Hill. Sketch Club Members of the Poster Club enjoy a fast moving hour drawing and creating interesting designs. Their most capable advisor is Mr. McKinney. The young ladies pictured here are members of the Association of Childhood Education, a professional club of prospective elementary teachers. Their programs consist of discussions, speakers, and various outside projects under the super- vision of Mrs. Martin, the advisor. m 36 English Club Striving always to develop appreciation in aesthetic qualities through lectures, films, and the sharing of ideas and experiences of its members is the English Club sponsored by Mr. Landrum. Language Club The Language Club, a pleasant re- fresher from classroom routine, main- tains an informal atmosphere in its undertakings. Audio-visual aids, as pictured here, help in overcoming difficult pronunciations. The Advisor is Dr. Goulet. Psythologf Club Guiding students to delve further into the studies of human adjustments and causative behavior is Dr. Gregg, Advisor of the Psychology Club. Dr. Fleck and the club members say that they aim fo become better acquainted with the various processes of a legislative body. As you can see they also be- lieve in socializing. Government CInb Philosophy Olub Discussions become lively as thought-provok- ing topics are thoroughly examined. With the help of Dr. Bonder, the club ' s sponsor, the mem- bers manage to keep to the point with little time for wandering. Phonograph Let us have music for pure enjoyment! As the members gather together with the club sponsor, Mr. Middleton, they listen to various types of classical music in order to develop an appreciation for it. Visual Education Our amateur photographers, under the guidance of Dr. Weagley, learn the basic steps in developing and printing film. Seen on campus with cameras in hand, the members take many pictures and proceed to the dark room. Astronomy A STAIRWAY TO THE STARS may well be the steps which lead the members of the Astronomy Club to the roof of Anderson Hall where they gaze intently at the many constellations. The members of the Science Club gain knowledge of the world in which we live through lectures, films, and class discussions. Assisted by Dr. Gordon, the students discover many interesting facts about our natural environment. Science Club 39 Neitliian (Jlub Congratulations to the Neithian Club! Celebrating its tenth anni- versary this year it boasts a member- ship of about one hundred and fifty! A professional and social organiza- tion for students in the field of ele- mentary education, Neithian spon- sors varied activities of interest to students in this curriculum. The club is advised by Mrs. Shur and Mr. Childers. Booster Club Thanks are extended for the energy and vigor displayed by Booster Club members. They aim to keep spirits high as we cheer athletic teams to victory, and they show sincere patronage to W.C.S.T.C. Because of their efforts, we have a lively ram as our mascot— Prince Rameses I. Mr. Benner and Mr. Messikomer advise this spirited group. lUdio Oliib We ' re on the air! Each week a program is broad- casted over station WCOJ by our own Radio Club. Un- der the guidance of the advisor, Mr. Thomas, members gain experience in this feld by actually planning and broadcasting programs. MM The Student National Education Associa- tion had many fine meetings this year. Teach- ers-in-service, including one from England, provided interesting topics for future teachers. Miss King and Dr. Benda are co-advisors of SNEA, which has as one main activity, the sponsorship of Career Day. Veterans ' (]liib The Veterans ' Club, under the guidance of Dr. McTavish, is composed of those men who have as a common bond the fact that they once served in the armed forces. Programs sponsored by this group include speakers, films, and discussions. Miss Stout and Mr. Sprenkle act as advisors to MENC. Trips to performances of the Phila- delphia Orchestra are sponsored, as are two outstanding speakers each year. Parties and speakers comprise other club periods. J MWMiUJik J.lLiL. i little Theatre September, 1958, marked the beginning of a new and exciting year for the Little Theatre players. Under the guidance of AAr. McEntire, their new director, the group immediately began work on the first play of the season. Light Up The Sky. Other fine presentations followed. These included In- herit The Wind in December, a children ' s play in January, Our Lady ' s Tumbler for Easter, and a play given in the round later in the spring. Though the work was exhausting, each player did a superior job. For the season of 1958-1959, oflTicers of Little Theatre included Richard Byers, President; Michael Del Nero, Vice-President; Katherine Davis, Secretary. In October of 1958 the Little Theatre players, directed by Mr. McEntire, presented Light Up the Sky for Parents ' Weekend. The cast, which starred Dirk Ballendorf, Barbara Beamer, and William Walters, played for a capacity audience after weeks of work with stage, costume, and make-up committees. 42 Barbara Beamer and Dirk Balendorf give a convincing performance in Little Theatre ' s opening play. Look like a scene in a mystery play? No, just Mr. McEntire giving Gail Pitts a few point- ers on make-up in preparation for the opening presentation, Light Up the Sky. Jack Troy tries to prove his case before Judge Joe Pagnatto and Jim Dorsey in Little Theatre ' s presentation of Inherit the Wind. Brass Ensemble Although comparatively small in size and recent in its origin, the Brass Ensemble has established itself as an important mem- ber of the West Chester melodic organizations. It has the rhythm and the swing and it has captured the attention of many an appre- ciative audience. The revi ards of Mr. Middle- ton ' s efforts can be realized each time the Ensemble begins on the down beat of one, two, and three! Here a few members pose during a rehearsal break. Concert Band Should you ever happen to pass by the auditorium while the Concert Band is going through its tune-up exercises, you should just spend a few minutes and listen! Undoubt- edly, when you depart, you will find yourself either humming or whistling the selections which Mr. Carson has so carefully chosen and ' he musicians so ably performed. This group ' s annual concert indeed ranks high among West Chester ' s fine musical programs. % .Si. . The Symphony Orchestra, under the able leadership of Mr. S. Powell Middleton, is one of the outstanding music organizations on campus with a membership of about eighty-five students representing ail curricula. Included in its repertoire is some of the finest symphonic literature of the world presented to the public through the group ' s annual concert and through programs presented in surrounding schools. In addition, outstand- ing campus soloists are given an opportunity to perform with a symphony orchestra through special recitals sponsored by the group. Svniphonv Organized for the purpose of playing compositions written for a small orchestra is the Sinfonietta composed of thirty-three college musi- cians. Under the baton of Dr. Constantine Johns, the group in the past few years has included in its program various types of music including seventeenth century and contemporary pieces. Sinfonietta li i i ■ 1 m. i i 2 A i. Women ' s Chom Melodic perfection and beauty comes only from continued training. Our Women ' s Chorus, under the di- rection of Miss Sheppard, practices arduously and can indeed be proud of the impressive programs it has pre- sented. Men ' s (]liorus The echo which we hear in the Philips Memorial Auditorium in rich and mellow as the Men ' s Chorus, directed by Mr. Sweet, commences another session. It finds joy in singing; we find ours in the beauty created. West Chester State Teachers College has a fine College Choir. This organization is composed of one hundred and fifteen students and is under the very capable direction of Dr. Arthur Jones. The Choir was represented at the Pennsylvania Educator ' s Music Conven- tion held at Harrisburg and also assisted at the All-Star Program featuring the National Symphony Orchestra. These students sing at our annual Christmas Carol Service. Their inclusion on the program makes a quite enjoyable contribution to the large audience in attendance. Quality and quantity continue to be fine attributes of this musical organization. College Choir Twice weekly, strains of beautiful music can be heard voiced by the Girls ' Glee Club as they meet in the Philips Memorial Library. Under the expert direction of Miss Lois Wil- liams, the club ' s activities are coordinated by R. Sims, President; J. Getty, Vice-President; P. Schaffer, Secretary-Treasurer. Seventy-five non-music students comprise the membership as it annually participates in the Carol Service and a Spring Concert. Glee Club 47 The Criterions pose for their formal picture. First row, left to right; Alfred Desimone, Dennis Cianciosi, Gerald Brown, Robert Fanelly, Francis D ' Amico, Michael Solick, director. Second row: Wayne Vottle, Donald Kuszyk, Jack Krone, Donald Downs, Francis Winiarski, Thomas Morris, Warren Miller, Laury Brokenshire. Oriterions One of our most poignant memories for many years to come will be the music of the Crites played on numerous occasions during our colle ge years. The Criterions, our own college dance band, not only provides music for formal and semi-formal dances, but also presents an annual convocation program which is thoroughly enjoyed by the entire audience. Under the direction of Michael Solick, the band transposes many favorite tunes to the original style of the band. The theme we hear often is Paoli Local. Our appreciation is extended to each member of the Criterions! The mellow notes of the Criterions provide a superb back- ground for dancing in the Philips Memorial Ballroom. And the band played on ' Mr. Carson. under the direction of The well-known West Chester Marching Band pro- vides stimulating music at football games. Mr. Car- son, director, and Mr. Barrows, assistant director, de- serve the credit for the excellent selections and field formations rendered at half-time. A performance everyone plans to attend is the annual convocation program presented by the members of the Marching Band. Our hats are off to a fine, well-trained March- ing Band. arrhing Band 49 Rain, sleet, or snow cannot keep the Quad Angles from going to press. The industrious staff is always on the go. Seated, first row, left to right: L. Kaplan, J. Ball; Co-editors, S. Laios and G. Penrod; M. Gaydos, B. Kraynick. Second row: F, Coleman, A. Bard, E. Snyder, B. Young, K. Hartel, F. Zummo, I. Noble, A. Monteith. Third row: J. Crumlish, S. Robbins, J. Landis, B. Kratzer, M. Cool, G. Ashton, N. Massimino, D. Glynn, P. Hetrick. Fourth row: C. Johnson, L. Cullis, AA. DiGiovanni, AA. Ryan, A. Jaquin, AA. Kauffman, AA. Snively. Standing: AA. AAileski, R. Hinney, J. Carl, S. Templeton, R. Reinhard, E. Festa, L. Sun day, D. Kornblum, L. Farina, B. Shenk, V. Bonkoski, H. Dobson, G. Vinciquerra, J. AAcCarthy. Qnail Angles The Quad Angles staff endeavors to produce a college newspaper which contains accurate and current news. Through our college paper, which is under the expert guidance of Dr. Berry, both faculty and students are informed of the important events on campus. Our successful Quad Angles is co-edited by Sandra Laros and Gary Penrod. A JOB WELL DONE. Staff, left to right: G. Penrod, S. Laros, Co-editors; AA. O ' Brien, Circulation AAanager; AA. Carbaugh, News Editor,- L. Farina, Photographer. SO Familiar to all of us is the shout of enthusiastic salesmer selling the Ram ' s Horn ef our home football games. Ram ' s Horn The Ram ' s Horn is the official athletic magazine published by the Varsity Club and sold on Wayne Field at all football games. This publication contains the evening ' s program, pictures of the football squads and coaches, probable starting line-ups and the rosters of both teams. The success of the magazine is attributed to the support of its patrons and the fine work of its editor, his staff, and the faculty advisor, John W. Clokey. James Reichert serves as the edi tor of the Ram ' s Horn publication. 51 The Serpentine of 1959 is their concern. William Walter, Business Manager, and Joan Schroeder, Editor-in-Chief. Probably every yearbook staff goes to work with a commendable and fervid ambition to produce the most outstanding edition in the history of the school . . . and thus it has been with the 1959 Serpentine staff. Under the fine leadership of the Editor-in-Chief, Joan Schroeder, and the Business Manager, William V alters, definite plans for the yearbook were begun in the Spring semester of 1958. Since that time, many hours of hard work were given to the compila- tion of a well-directed, simplified, and coordinated plan. However, this plan could not have been carried through without the much-needed assistance given, by the entire staff of approximately seventy members headed by the nine assistant editors and two assist- ant business managers. A great deal of worthwhile guidance, based on experience, was also provided by the faculty advisors. With harmony and common purpose, all helped to produce a work of art that covers a four-year period. The results of the time, thought, talk, and effort applied by the staff have been portrayed in the unique contents of these pages. Hats off to the fine staff of the 1959 Serpentine!! From a nucleus of editors come the ideas for our Serpentine. Seated on the floor, left to right: E. M. Rice, Assistant Business Manager; N. Silviotti, Typing Editor; P. Hetrick, Assistant Busi- ness Manager. Seated: G. Fleming, Art Co-editor; P. Grasty, Literary Editor; H. King, Photography Editor; E. Festa, Assistant Editor; M. Eagin, Senior Picture Editor; B. Papale, Women ' s Sports Editor; C. Harris, Art Co-editor. Standing: T. McKeever, Men ' s Sports Editor. Years of experience are handed down by capable advisors. Left to right: Mr. Hallman, Art Advisor; Dr. Sykes, Business Ad- visor; Mr. Landrum, Literary Advisor; Or. Weagley, Photography Advisor. Nick DiBiase, the 1959 Serpentine photographer, gives advice to Beverly Narvel and Florence Dreizler, members of the pho- tography staff. 52 The busy members of the Serpentine staff take time out for a picture. Kneeling, left lo right: H. Solliday, M. Irons, J. Duelfer. First row: L. Major, B. Reaser L. Cullis, S. Laros, M. DiGiovanni, S. Hillman, P. Matthias, B. Beamer, R. Cosgrove, D. Shisler. Second row: P. Allaman, F. Zummo, G. Pitts, F. Weinmeyer, N. Brocksbank, T. Hunter, E. Morris, K. Hartel, C. Gressr- D. Alexander. Third row: P. Moyer, J. Chan, A. Maurer, E. Wagner, M. Sycamore, F. Lisefski, J. Powell, L. Gregory, P. Filacheck, C. Eurich. Fourth row: F. Krier, M. A. McHale, J. Kline, J. Schrey, I. Noble, B. McDonald. Standing: A. Morton, M. A. O ' Brien, S. Dyer, G. Kilgore, L. Prestwood, L. Kaplan, M. Gaydos, B. Kraynick, J. Ball, D. Fisher, B. Elsasser, R. Calloway, S. Davis. The Serpentine In this area of Pennsylvania the green, spotted stone of serpentine is used for architectural and dec- orative purposes. It is a sturdy substantial stone and easily recognizable because of its color. Our Serpentine yearbook has adopted the sanne name. The wealth of history that these stones have enclosed in our campus buildings can be related to the epic of a class that is contained within the com- pleted yearbook. In following the tradition of other classes, our year- book attempts to be a receptacle of memories of our years spent at West Chester S ate Teachers College. 53 activities 1 Sparkling Bambi Linn and dashing Rod Alexander danced their way to thunderous applause on October sixth. ALlSTiR The gay, vibrant atmosphere on the stage con- trasted sharply to the silent, expectant mood in the audience. The pulsating performance of television ' s very famous dance team, Bambi Linn and Rod Alex- ander, captivated the All-Star audience on October Sixth and held them spellbound. Performing with this fascinating husband and wife dance team was a troupe of sixteen young dancers and singers, all vivacious and exciting. The title of the evening ' s program was Dance Jubilee. In George Bernard Shaw ' s play, Devil ' s Disciple, profligate Richard Dudgeon, who is sentenced to be hanged, finally wins over the friendship of Mrs. Anderson, wife of Anthony Anderson who saves Richard. The stupendous Canadian Players, under the excellent direc- tion of Dems Carey, presented this melodrama to an enthusiastic All-Star audience on Novem- ber Nineteenth in the Philips Memorial Audi- torium. These talented performers were tour- ing the United States and Canada in order to entertain hundreds of audiences with this play. Unlike another colonial suitor, Richard Dudgeon, played by Ted Follows, is speaking for himself as he wins over prudish Mrs. Anderson, played by Eleanor Nichols. El ' ESTS As knowledge is the nourishment of the mind, music is the nourishment of the heart. Beautiful tones sung by Brian Sullivan filled the audience with a sense of appreciation and awe for this operatic virtuoso. As Mr. Sulli- van walked on stage, his glowing, sincere personality reached out and enveloped the audience. As he sang aria after aria, the audi- ence seemed to be adopting him as its own,- so exquisite and unique was his singing. Handsome Metropolitan tenor, Brian Sullivan, with his rich, powerful voice, charmed and delighted his audience at the third All-Star, February tenth. Howard Mitchell, through his pro- ficient conducting, has helped educe the musical genius inherent in each musician of the National Symphony Orchestra. Each member of the or- chestra played as though inspired. The evening ' s program also included selections by the College Choir under the adept direction of Dr. Arthur Jones. The All-Star series terminated on April first with the execution of orchestral selections by the National Symphony Orchestra under the supeib conduction of Howard Mitchell. 57 esm When supplied with scissors, paints, and scrap materials elementary education students become creative wizards! These students in the secondary curriculum are in- tent in their purpose as they seek to learn by doing. They are deliberate and unhurried as they experiment and discover. We pause for one last cup of coffee and then off to the job of teaching!— The busy student teachers are pictured here early one morning. The Four (]nrriGula Though the gathering is informal, these music students take time to practice before their senior recitals. The physical education students insist that anatomy is a subject that requires much study. A group of industrious stu- dents closely scrutinize a diagram. And all through the dorm, every creature is stirring . . . decorations in the dormitories are festive and imaginative. Smile prettily, for you illuminate the Annual White Supper. Christmas Season Karlene Hartel, the Honor Soloist of 1958, rendered O, Holy Night. The Christmas tree in the lobby, adorned v ith glittering ornaments, is splendid in its beauty. Led by Dr. Jones, the audience sings Christmas carols during the annual carol service. 1 c- t - ■ 1 59 Future teachers kick up their heels in celebration of a West Chester football victory. Carol Warren leads the bunny hop . . . or was it a conga ... or a West Chester original? The second floor smoker provides for some relaxation on a Thursday morning for these girls. B. Gallagher, K. Fasnacht, M. Eagin, M. Campise, and P. Moyer take time out for socializing. This flaming sign foretold another victory for the Rams in 1958. How well we remem- ber the torchlight parade preceding the East Stroudsburg defeat! Peggy Eagin, Joan Schroeder, and Florence Dreizler scrunch under one umbrella hoping to arrive dry for class. Mr. Weather- man, does if a ways rain in West Chester? The sign that refreshes — hanging just where it belongs! The Inn or Rec is synono- mous with eat, drink, and be merry! Summer months bring the worshippers of Apollo. These are the girls who sport their Florida tans— that were acquired on Rosedale Avenue behind the infirmary. Watch out for flying tennis balls! 60 (joldeii Rampage October 10-11, 1958, is a week-end that will never be forgotten. It began on Friday evening with a gala parade and action-filled game against East Strouds- burg S.T.C. The climax of the week-end was the dance with Ray Eberle ' s Or- chestra. A fond memory for everyone is Golden Rampage Week-end! This gigantic dragon was a part of the suc- cessful Rampage Parade! The 1958 Golden Rampage Committee, left to right: Dr. Wright, G. Fleming, J. Garrett, V. Ammon, S. Milles. 61 Pf5 athletics .;f r.: iW- :. mr:r:: Senior SCATBACK, Jack Wendldiid, a workliorse all season, skirts left end for long yardage against a rugged Villanova eleven. End, Ken Campbell, leaps high into the air to pull down a Harrington aerial for a touchdown against Drexel Tech. Football 1958 SCHEDULE Villanova 14-28 Mansfield STC 19-0 Kings 63- 7 East Stroudsburg 49-0 Drexel Tech 51-0 Shippensburg STC 40-20 Miilersville STC 68-0 Bloomsburg STC 56- Cheyney STC 85-0 Baldwin-Wallace 69-12 Under the leadership of co-captains, Dick Borkowski and Jack Wendland, the 1958 Rams posted an enviable record of nine wins and one loss. First row, Jeft to right: R. Emerich, J Harrington, R, Yoder, B. Shenk, G. Burke, J. Wendland, R. Bor kowski, H. Lee, J. Devlin, C. Chiccino, L. Elvin, W. Moore Second row: E. Morrell, C. Schnellenbach, J. Johnson, K. Camp bell, J. Fitzgerald, C. Bastian, J. Auch, W. Shockley, T. Kowal, S. Freedman, C. Kane. Th rd row: I. Rittenmeyer, P. Chronister D. Strouse, C. Godboldte, R. Connor, J, Gosnay, J. Delaney, L Caparro, G. Guslitus. Fourth row: E. Smith, D. Jackson, E Belzer, C. Kane, L. Sayland, D. Horninger, R. Cline, A. Weid man. Fifth row: J. Schwartz, F. Girardi, M. Jones, J, Bottinger J. Kirby, M. Wible, C. Dawson. Sixth row: Dr. Killinger, head coach; Dr. Bonder, line coach; F. Farrell, F. Thompson, R. John, H. Leflfler, C. Henry, Dr. Owens, freshman coach; Mr. Mitten, backfield coach. STT • ' ' ' V| Vu ' ' ui ' Vj ' ' : r s2 ' ' tto. ? j ' ' 3 ' i i K ■ 1 h — 1 1 h Jubilation? Excitement? Words are hardly enough to explain the feelings of this group of Rams after capping the season by whipping a highly regarded Baldwin-Wallace eleven 69-12. Bill Shockley streaks around right end against Millersville. Shockley, the state ' s leading point-getter in 1958, repeated this scene many times throughout the season. Coming to his aid is Ken Campbell. This is the best team I ' ve ever coached. These words spoken by Coach Killinger at the half of the closing game all but sum up the achievements of the 1958 Golden Rams. Just to name a few: they led the state in scoring, in defense, had a Little Ail-Amer- ican, Dick Emerich; had five men on the first team of the All-Teachers team and placed two on the All-Slate eleven. t.3 ' ' ' =S 65 Soccer Three and one make four as Tom Zampella rushes to the aid of his teammate. What appears to be a combination of soccer and ballet results as an unidentified Golden Ram butts the ball out of the reach of a host of Panzer defenders and into the direc- tion of a teammate, Tom Zampella. West Chesterites are always ready for a celebration of any type, and the Rams ' sterling 2-0 victory over highly regarded Penn State provided the occasion. Pictured here are the victors, carrying home not the spoils, but rather Coach Lorbach who did so much to make the victory possible. Typical fan reaction to a victory such as this can be readily seen on the faces of the Ram supporters. 66 Led by co-captains, Don Bailey and John Rocco, the soccermen of coach, Mr. Lorbach, once more displayed the skill that has long established West Chester as a major soccer power in the East taking on a list of opponents that included such soccer greats as Penn State, Panzer, Baltimore, and Drexel. The Ram booters fashioned a highly acceptable 5-3-1 record which in- cluded an enviable 2-0 inaugural victory over Penn State. First row, left to right: W. Hauck, R. Dietrich, J. Baxter, A. Zampella, D. Bailey, co-captain,- J. Rocco, co-captain; N. Lodge, P. Camarote, C. Jones H. McKinny. Second row.- Mr. Lorbach, coach; Mr. Skillen, coach; W. Remley, G. Davis, D. Murphy, R. Eyck, A. Kelly, G. Bechtel, J. Onyschuk, B. Ferich, R. Hull, trainer; E. Linder, manager. The 1958 West Chester booters stamped even deeper the seal of the Ram in the annals of soccer history as the team posted another successful season. 1958 SCHEDULE Penn State U 2-0 Elizabethtown 2-1 Panzer 3-0 East Stroudsburg STC 6-0 Howard U 2-3 Drexel Tech 0-3 LaSalle 1-1 Baltimore U 0-1 Temple U 1-0 Woe be the foe that attempts to block this boot as John Rocco, R. Eyck, G. Davis, G. Bechtel, and D. Bailey move in. 67 Baskelbiill The 1958-59 Ram Varsity basketeers. First row, left to right: J. Howry, F. BufFington, R. Coward, T. German, S. YounQ, P. Chenger. Second row: G. Hodgson, E. Barkan, H. Friesleben, D. Salopek, J. Irwin, G. Rosa. This year Coach AAessikomer has molded a team that promises to be the most exciting in the school ' s history around the nucleus of Terry German. With the season only nine games old, sportswriters and broadcasters are describing the team with such words as exciting, hustling, and never- say-die. One indication of the Ram ' s strength was the easy victory over powerful Millersville. 1958-59 SCHEDULE December 3 St. Joseph College Away 6 Rider College Away 9 Millersville S.T.C Home 1 1 Pennsylvania Military College Away 13 Lebanon Valley College Away 15 Kutztown S.T.C Home 18 Quantico Tournament 17 Shippensburg S.T.C Away 28 East Stroudsburg S.T.C Home 31 Albright College Home 7 Kutztown S.T.C Away 14 Hofstra College Away 18 Elizabethtown College Home 21 Millersville S.T.C Away 25 La Salle College Away 27 Bloomsburg S.T.C Home 28 Lycoming College Home March 4 Drexel Tech Away 7 East Stroudsburg S.T.C Away 16, 17- January February Senior, Terry German, leaps hie as three teammates look on. jh to dunk the ball SSM 1 J m Hj s 1 ■fl K s.. 1m ■ ■ ri K iciK- V !H A J After a brief lay-off, Eli Barkan returned to the Ram five to add much to its well-rounded attack. Barkan is pictured here driving in for a layup. Attempting to block the shot are Frank Buffington and Jim Howry. Senior, Bob Coward, demonstrates his driving ability as he bores in for a two pointer. Frank Buffington attempts to stop him. Terry German leaps high to de- flect a rebound from a Maurader and into the waiting arms of Frank BufTington. Eli Barkan looks on. Pictured here with Sandy Young is Mr. Reese who so cap- ably filled in as varsity coach while Mr. Messikomer was in the hospital. Junior I ' arsily Raskeiball For many years, West Chester has had the dis- tinction of being a power in the State Teachers Col- lege Basketball Conference. In order to maintain this status, it is necessary to prepare for the future through an active freshman program. In this respect the Rams cannot be given the back seat by anyone. Year after year, under the expert tutelage of Coach Reese and his assistants, the Ram fledglings have offered a con- stant supply of talent to fill vacant varsity berths. This year will prove no exception. Already future stars are beginning to bud. Evidence of this fact can be found in the team ' s sterling performances thus far against such competition as St. Joseph ' s College, Kutztown and AAillersville. Much of West Chester ' s future greatness on the hardwoods will depend on this year ' s freshman five. First row, left to right: A. Woolley, T. Edwards, R. Boyer, E. Bennett, R. Longo, R. O ' Driscoll, J. Emerick, B. Williams. Second row: Mr. Morris, coach; Mr. Cochran, coach; J. Metzgar, S. Wakefield, J. Juenger, P. Boger, D. Taylor, J. Nye. As CAN ALWAYS be expected from any West Chester athletic team, the 1958 Cross Country team, under the direction of coach Hawthorne, displayed tremendous skill, stamina and the will to win— the keynote to success in any endeavor. Beginning with decisive victories over Millersville and Temple, the veteran Ram harriers sparked by standouts, Merv Bryan and Sid Douse, continued to a successful season capped by a strong fourth place finish in the MASCAC meet. First row, left to right: J. Allison, R. Leight, E. Green, S. Douse, J. Williams, R. O ' Neill. Second row; Mr. Hawthorne, coach; L. Harvey, R. Lawrence, S. Milles, M. Bryan, R. Lederman, I. Rubincam. Strengthetied by the addition of sophomore, Merv Bryan, the veteran Ram hill and dalers hustled their way to another victorio us season. 1958 SCHEDULE Millersville Temple Albright Howard U LaSalle Lincoln U. St. Joseph State Teachers College Championship Lehigh M.A.S.C.A.C. Cross Oountrf Jim Williams, Bob O ' Neill and Sid Douse break for the front of the pack at the start of the gruelling West Chester course in a meet with LaSalle. 71 Exliibilion Gpi Team Bob House completes a stint on the side horse as Coach Davis waits for his descent. Always an outstanding performer, be it siae horse, parallel bars or tumbling, Chuck Keyes can always be depended upon for his share of the points in any given meet. Here Chuck demon- strates his versatility by performing a handstand on his specialty, the high bar. The 1959 Exhibition Gym Team is the first edition of its type at West Chester. Coached by Mr. Davis, the team is proving to be a standout organization. Plans for the team in- clude individual and group performances on gym apparatus and routines by several dance groups including men and women. Much time and effort is being spent in the organi- zation of the group, however, the final pro- gram should be highly appreciative by many audiences. Good luck, gymnasts! 72 Look mom, no hands, seems to be the message conveyed by Ram gymnast, Tom Allison. John Fitzgerald presents a picture of muscle and concentration as he executes a handstand on the parallel bars. No, it ' s not the man on the flying trapeze; it ' s Joe Ruth ex- hibiting his skill on the flying rings. 73 Wrestling This year ' s group of Golden Ram grapplers will be out to repeat the fine season turned in by the 1958 matmen. First row, left to right: J. Nielson, B. Hardison, R. Charles, S. DiVietro, B. Gerstemeier, R. Davis. Second row.- C. Godboldte, J. Kauharik, C. Schnellenbach, E. Walbert, W. Woods, J. Martin. Third row.- Dr. Trezise, coach; J. Thomas, K. Campbell, C. Dawson, D. Bonsall, D. Humes, K. Whistler, W. Sudan, assistant coach. Hearty congratulations arc extended to K. Campbell by his friends after his 7-4 victory over his East Stroudsburg opponent. This popular wrestler was the 177 pound champion of the Middle Atlantic State Conference held in March, 1958, at Wilkes College, and was also chosen as the Most Outstanding Wrest- ler of the same conference. 74 Bill Hardison scores two points for a reversal in the 123 weight match. Advice is given to Charlie Dawson by Assistant Coach Sudan and Coach Trezise as he awaits his turn to demonstrate his skill on the mat. This 177 pound wrestler claims the title of 1958 Champion Freshman Wrestler of the Eastern Collegiate Conference. Joel Kauharik works over his opponent in prepara- tion for a pin. Bill Gerstemeier displays his strength as the referee signals another West Chester pin over East Strouds- burg on January 17, 1959. 1958-59 SCHEDULE December 5 Towson S.T.C Away 13 Shippensburg S.T.C. Away January 17 East Stroudsburg S.T.C. Home 30 Waynesburg College Home 31 University of Baltimore Away February 7 AAillersville S.T.C Home 14 Hofstra College Away 17 Lincoln University Home 25 Temple University Av ay 27-28 Middle Atlantic Championships, Bloomsburg S.T.C. March 6-7 State Teachers College Championships, Bloomsburg S.T.C. 75 Paced by a host of seasoned veterans, Coach Twardowski ' s tank men seem to have picked up the winning ways of their 1958 predecessors. As of the time of publication, all indications point toward an- other banner season for the mermen of West Chester. One such indication is the Ram ' s sterling upset vic- tory over Villanova University. Villanova was the only team to defeat the Rams in 1958. Still other signs of greatness are the performances that have already been turned in by divers. Lance Miller and Jack Beeson, and swimmers, Frank Wright, Paul Barren and Eric Shaar. Wright, due for gradu- ation in January, remained in training throughout the off-season so that he might help to avenge last year ' s lone set-back. Senior Jack Beeson executes a perfect forward dive in pike position. Presenting the 1959 edition of the West Chester swimming team. First row, left to right; E. Conrad, A. Harvison, E. Eicholtz, J. McGinley, D. Buzby, J. Matthew, J. Beeson. Second row.- M. Swartz, B. Gibson, B. Gilbert, J. Schoedler, P. Barren, F. Wright, N. Lleber- man. Third row.- R. Machusick, G. Billet, E. Shaar, M. Hoffner, J. Tro- , manager,- Mr. Orleski, coach; J. Spannuth, Mr. Twardowski, coach. SwininiiiiiT Wow, LOOK AT THAT time! West Chester mer- men, Eric Shaar, Richard Machusick, Bernie Gilbert, and John Matthews stare in amazement at the time recorded on Coach Twardowski ' s stop watch. This could be the year, coach! Paul Barren, who holds a variety of swim records, exhibits the form that has made him the man to beat in Middle Atlantic butterfly competition. 1958-59 SCHEDULE December 13 Villanova University .... Home January 28 Drexel Tech Away 31 Temple University Away February 4 La Salle College Away 1 1 Lafayette College Home 14 Georgetown University . . Home 18 East Stroudsburg S.T.C. .. Home 24 Penn. Military College . Away 28-29 Middle Atlantic States Champion- ships, Franklin and Marshall Col- lege March 14-15 Eastern Intercollegiate Champion- ships, Annapolis, Maryland Utf. ;tt? --.; ! 77 Terry Weidner rushes the net after smashing a Be it thirty-love or love thirty, the 1958 Ram racketeers always gave a good account of themselves despite a schedule including such tennis giants as La Salle, St. Joseph, and Temple. Posed in a background associated with many a West Chester victory are from left to right, Dr. Weagley, coach; R. Richenbach, co-captain; J. Van Newkirk, B. Hayes, O. Phillips, T. Weidner, D. Hubbard, co- captain; AA. Kingsmore. Paced by co-captains, Dave Hubbard and Bob Rickenbach, the West Chester netmen came through and made the 1958 campaign a successful one. While meeting a host of formidable opponents, the team once more demonstrated its prowess in the clay court by turning back many of the area ' s leading ten- nis schools. Graduation has removed such veterans as Rickenbach, Hubbard, and Mack Kingsmore from the scene and, therefore, much of the outcome of the 1959 season will depend on Terry Weidner, one of the few returning courtmen. However, Coach Weag- ley has high hopes for this year ' s team due to the presence of a crop of promising newcomers. Tennis 78 Golf Captain George Brown demon- strates a wood shot to Bob Alspach and Ed Knepper. Keeping a downcast head proved the key to vic- tories rather than a sign of failure as the 1958 ver- sion of the West Chester greenhoppers closed out another successful campaign. Under the tutelage of Coach Cottrell, the Ram linksters drove, pitched and putted to a campaign memorable to the sport ' s devotees. Led by 1957 holdovers, Captain George Brown, Frank Romano, Terry German, Bob Alspach, and Ed Knepper, the team met such formidable oppo- nents as LaSalle, Haverford, and Temple and achieved a large measure of success. After a successful tee shot, fairway standouts, Terry Ger- man and Frank Romano, line up a possible chip shot to the green. Mal ing it a threesome is Dr. Cottrell, popular coach of the 1958 linksters. Birds and pars are always within the range of this deadly trio. 79 The 1958 track team, under the tutelage of Coach Clokey, once more proved itself capable of competing with the best in the state. Pictured here displaying one of the squad ' s numer- ous symbols of cinder path supremacy are co-captains, Bruce Shenk and Ray V aiters. They are flanl ed by the other members and coaches of the Ram team who are: First row, left to right: D. Hutchinson, E. MacWhorter, R. Williams, R. Miller. Second row. Mr. Clokey, coach; R. Young, C. Legge, M. Stern, B. Shenk, co-captain; R. Walters, co-captain; K. Willson, G. Evinski, C. Steele, D. Lutte, manager. Third row: A. Stagliano, R. Leight, J. Williams, S. Douse, E. Green, F. Tusak, P. Brescia, W. Young, B. Gilbert, Mr. Morgan, coach. Fourth row: Mr. Studemund, coach; N. McFadden, L. Reid, N. Lodge, H. Weddle, W. Bailey, M. Bryan, L. Harvey, P. Briegel, Mr. Mitten, coach. Fifth row: I. Rubincam, C. Coleman, J. Montgomery, J. Schoedler, D. Jack- son, E. Lawrence, P. Reed, N. Lieberman, V. Nelson. Track Facing perhaps the strongest competition ever to be placed on the West Chester schedule, the Rams once again rose to the occa- sion and placed themselves high on the list of Pennsylvania ' s track powers. The West Chester thinclads won the State Teachers College Mile Relay at the Penn Relays. Since our runners were engaged to play host to the 1958 Middle Atlantic Track Championship, they were unable to compete in the State Teachers College Track Championship. Here again sparked by the sterling performance of Bruce Shenk and the Freshman mile relay quartet, the Rams finished a strong third. The outlook for the 1959 season is a bright one indeed. Names to watch will include: Dan Hutchinson and Woody MacWhorter in the javelin; Jim Williams, Sid Douse, and Ed Green in the mile and middle distances and Bob Miller in the high jump. Up and over best describes the perfect form and coordination displayed by Bob Miller. Walt Young, always a consistent scorer for the Ram thinclads, clears the final barrier in quest of another West Chester victory. And they ' re off as Jim Williams, Ed Green and Sid Douse vie for position in the grueling two mile run. Wtei An outstanding performer in a variety of field events, Dan Hutchinson performs his specialty, the javelin. Baseball A WEST CHESTER diamond man, Henry Field, slides into third base after walloping the ball for a triple. With just a heart-breaking 10th inning, 3-2 loss to Shippensburg to blot the record, the 1958 edition of Coach Killinger ' s nine closed out one of the school ' s finest baseball seasons. Clutch pitching and tremendous power at the plate highlighted a season that produced such stars as southpaws, Ed Lawrence and Jon Ford, fence-busting Bill Shockley, and flychaser Jack Wendland. High points of the season included a sterling 1-0 victory over ever-dangerous Temple and the well-remembered 22-1 slaughter of the Hawks from St. Joseph ' s. First row, left to right: R. Cosgrave, C. Henry, J. Wendland, J. Ritter, C. Deutsch, T. Nolan, E. Lawrence, D. Myers. Second row.- Mr, Lorbach, coach; J. Ford, M. DeFrank, R. Stoner, J. Kuchinsky, W. Marnie, J. Harrington, N. Phillips, R. Skiles, W. Sut- cliffe. Third row. J. Hanrahan, manager; E. Shive, R. Dietrich, J. Angelus, W. Shockley, H. Bennett, B. Ferich, M. Lunn, H. Field, R. MacPherson, J. Brienza, Mr. Messikomer, coach; Dr. Killinger, coach. 1959 SCHEDULE April 12 Pennsylvania Military College 14 Rider 17 Shippensburg 18 LaSalle 19 Millersville 23 Drexel Tech 25 St. Joseph May 1 Temple 3 PMC 5 Washington 8 LaSalle 10 Lebanon Valley 12 University of Pennsylvania 17 Millersville Lefty Jon Ford exhibits the perfect form that has made him a consistent winner for the Ram nine in recent years. Tom Nolen and Jack Harrington demons trate their versatility by switching from the gridiron to the dia- mond. Jack performed as an outfielder, while Tom proved his durability with the catching mitt. Long John Kuchinsky stretches his angular frame to nip an enemy runner at first base. tsj • . ' 1 1 83 Cheerleaders The cheers that inspire our teams are led by this peppy group. Left to right: S. Smicker, N. Wentling, D. Ashton, W . Brown, B. Mueller, L. Noel, captain; E. Baker, R. Calloway, A. Chaplin, N. Guss, A. DeShula, H. Petrek. W Enthusiam and vigor characterize our cheerleaders led this year by Linda Noel and Ellie Baker. Other than cheering our teams to victory and participating in pep rallies, the cheerleaders also sponsored several dances following games and performed in a convo- cation program. West Chester can be proud of the work these girls have done in boosting school spirit. Fight team fight! shouts Linda Noel, captain. 84 Come spring the girls ' tennis team sees daily action on the Rosedale courts. Left to right: L. Taylor, B. Haws, manager,- A. Freet, J. Manly, L. Hall, G. Bonner, J. Pennypacker, J. Robinson, N. Leith, C. Augustine, M. A. Gottshall, E. Henry, Y. Roye, R. McLain. 1959 SCHEDULE April 14 Temple Away April 29 Drexel Home May 1 2 Ursinus Home May 14 E. Stroudsburg Home Women ' s Tennis Else Henry knows that prac- tice makes the forehand perfect. Lacrosse pRE-GAME SMILES INDICATE A VICTORY for the lacrosse team. First row, left to right: W. Prowell, P. Orlando, B. Papale, S. Frantz, M. Annett, captain; F, Weinmayr, M. Mellace, D. Howett, M. Sycamore, G. Dunn. Second row: J. Allen, P. Harrison, K. Reed, G. Krauser, G. Ashton, S. Atkins, L. Klatt, S. Fox. Third row.- F. Walls, P. O ' Neil, E. McMeekin, P. Fazio, R. Grill, B. Godber. Another interception by Captain Annett puts West Chester on the attack again. Gertie Dunn demonstrates her All-American skil at high speed. For the second consecutive year the West Chester Lacrosse Team finished their season with an undefeated record. The Beaver Col- lege game proved to be the most thrilling of the season. Both teams scored alternately throughout the game with West Chester finally coming out on top of an eight to seven score. With only one team member lost through graduation, the girls hope to continue their eight game winning streak. 86 Snininiing Patience Richter performs the back dive with the graceful- ness and 0 ' o ' a c ' ar p ' On. The backstroke is the specialty of these three aquatic performers. Lefl to right: C. McMaster, S. Fox, J. Olsen. 1959 SCHEDULE Swarthmore College Home Ursinus College Home Gywnedd Mercy Home Temple University Away The familiar words— Take your mark, go, give freestyle swimmers their cue for action. Top to bottom; B. A. Weiser, P. Henkel, J. Allen, P. Tait, G. Krauser, A. Kurt. P. Richter, M. A. Hepburn, J. Allen pause from practice for a picture. 87 Mary Mellace ' s clever stick work puts West Chester on the attack • ■ ' again. 1958 SCHEDULE Beaver 3-1 East Stroudsburg 2-2 Temple 0-2 Ursinus 2-2 Hockej Presenting our superior team! First row, left to right: S. Smickler, L. Klatt, S. Mice, P. O ' Neil, P. Fazio, M. Meliace, B. Papale, captain; S. Gerhart, G. Krauser, B. Godber, L. Fuss, C. Schmidt, E. McMeekin, F. Weinmayr. Second row: C. Helbig, manager; B. Murphy, P. Netzley, J. Singer, J. Regan, P. Gaige, J. Allen, A. Kurtz, S. Nagel, C. Acosta, C. Morrison, H. Stratton, J. Robinson, R. Kinny, J. McKenna, B. Papale. Third row: E. Bryan, A. Lillimars, N. Wentling, R. Reinhart, P. Fish, J. McKee, S. Atkins, J. Huber, M. Roland, S. Shirk, B. Barron. or 88 The WRA Managers organize each activity. Floor, left to right: V. Hoop es, A. Kurtz, S. Templeton, M. J. Snyder, M. Hep- burn, J. Wurfz. Seated: J. Ruano, M. Stein, P. Fazio, G. Ashton, B. Prince, C. Lane, P. Harris, S. Atkins, W. Prowell. Sfand ng: S. Gerhart, P. Weaver, J. Smith, R. Grill, S. Smicker. WRA Officers and Managers During their leisure time the co-eds hasten to the many activities offered by the Women ' s Recreation Associa- tion for fun, friendship, and sports- manship. The WRA Officers are from left to right: I. Klatt, Treasurer; N. Richwine, Publicity; C. Heberle, Vice-President; S. Frantz, Secretary; M. A. Gotfshall, President. The shoulder stand was the main objective for these tumblers. Standing: W. Prowell, man- ager. Second row, left to right: H. Petrek, O. Neville, B. Brosky, S. Smicker. Dance This talented dance group charmed many spectators. First row. Ruth Grill, manager. Second row, left to right: J. Goldin, M. Furman, G. Ashton. Third row: J. Recchuiti, M. Cool, P. Sherrard, L. Klatt. Representing West Chester in several intercollegiate playdays was the newly organized volleyball team, first row, left to right: G. Brown, E. Mueller, manager; M. J. Kling, C. Helbig, M. A. Gottshall, S. Hollinger. Second row: L. Klatt, P. Fazio, manager; P. Sherrard, P. O ' Neill, E. McMeekin. Volleyball vv : Among spring activities was the perennial favorite . . . Softball! First row, left to right: M. J. Snyder, B. Gallagher, J. Richmond, ' S. Hollinger, C. Helbig. Second row.- P. Timko, S. Gerhart, K. Gennaria, C. Schmidt. Softball Onting Camping and outing presented an opportunity to explore the great outdoors. Standing, left to right: J. Schroeder, P. Watt, J. Ruano. Seated: D. Yoshida, D. Francano. The bull ' s eye was the center of attraction for these hopeful archers. Standing, left to right: A. Anderson, P. J. Weaver, manager; G. Brown, C. Helbig. Seated: B. Edwards, P. Murdzak, S. Hollinger, J. Pocock. Archery ?. ♦ K K . wJ « ' A r ' Soccer Soccer provided plenty of kicks for its participants. First row, left to right: F. Marshall, F. Fehr, P. Stout, K. Gennaris, M. J. Snyder, manager; P. Timko, A. Ivanson. Second row: S. VanGavree, E. Treaster, A. Winnemore, D. Yoshida, D. Wise Haupt. Third row: E. Ver- decchio, S. Worley, D. Erich, M. Mumman, R. Olsen. Skills and strategy were put into action by intramural hockey enthusiasts in an exciting tournament. Hockey Basketball Golf Come spring or fall, golfing on President Swope ' s lawn was a favorite activity. Standing, left to right: C. Karling, N. Massi- mino. Knee ng: C. Evans, M. DeLuca. First row, left to right: C. Heberle, J. Williams, B. Merrick, M. Quinlan, G. Brown, C. Helbig, AA. A. Gottshall, D. Paradis, C. Lane. Second row: S. Peck, E. McMeekin, L. Klatt, K. Gennaria, F. Kline, P. Timko, D. Knisley, P. Fazio, C. Schmidt, M. J. Snyder, B. Mirth, Third row.- V. King, D. Behler, J. Brockman, B. Annett, J. Singer, B. Murphy, J. McKenna, M. Roland, H. Stratton, E. Verdecchio, N. Adams, P. Marinak, J. Robinson, M. Whited, M. A. Markward, P. Kitzmiller. Fourth row: S. Templeton, manager; D. MacLennan, E. Schiesser, J. Curtain, S. Nagle, S. Worley, D. Yoshida, O. Neville, F, Hasson, K. Sinkler, M. Sycamore, manager; E. Taylor, coach. Badminton Badminton players pause to watch the birdie for the cameraman this time. Standing, left to right: P. Harrison, M. Stein, S. Pratt, M. J. Thorn- ton. Kneeling: B. Prince, manager. underclassmen i- ..«• ■ ' :i -x« ■ r : ■ - . - ' mtt . a ' ' - - ■ - .- - fei r ' ■:P ? . - %: : ? ;. Simp u ' Nte rrr w -, ' S Freshmen women were officially welcomed to West Chester at the annual Big-Little Sister Picnic. EquippecJ with their stuffed animals and lollipops, the freshmen paraded for their big sisters. Judged most attractive, original and comical were these fresh- men: Joan Chipman, Leslie Kaplan, Judith Byrne, and Joan Brockman. Frestiman Class Dr. Swope greeted each freshman with a friendly smile and a warm handshake at the President ' s Reception for freshmen in September. The Class of ' 62 made its entrance in September with eager smiles. Standing, from top to bottom: Mr. Emery, Miss Ortlip advisors; K. Bartoo, Vice-President; L. Chase, Treasurer; M. Higgins, SAA; S. Rotondo, Presi- dent; C. Kline, Secretary. These energetic Sophomores are able to discover enough time to de- light in an enjoyable game of cards in the Ram ' s Head Inn. Sophomore Olass With these fine leaders the Class of 1961 can expect successful years. Standing: Miss Sheppard, Mr. Mitten, advisors. Seated, left to right: S. Milles, Vice-President; E. Belzer, President; J. Bell, Secretary; J. Parr, Treasurer. Conscientious planning and effort contributed to a successful Sophomore Semi- Formal on November 1, 1958, which will be pleasantly remembered by all those who were in attendance. I The enthusiastic attitude of the Sophomore class has helped them to become an accepted and integrated part of our college. Under the com- petent leadership of their officers they have successfully completed tv o of their college years and eagerly an- ticipate the years to come! 98 Junior Olass . ' ■ ft • I ' ystv.iv The leaders of the Junior Class. They have guided the class in all activities w ith their imagination and organization. Left to right: P. Camerote, President; not pictured— T. Feil, Vice-President; A. Britton, Secretary; J. Petz, Treasurer; Mrs. E. Haas, Mr. J. Gutcher, ad- visors. The junior year— a whirl of achievement. This year commences v ith the Ring Dance and progresses to a climax with the Junior Prom. Developing concepts are realized, and the junior evolves as a distinct individual. This is the year for outlining the future with the realization that the juniors are approaching the climax of one era of their lives. 5iS - i g ' j The class ring is a tangible prod- uct of our educational progress— a symbol of attainment. This is the outward and visible sign of our in- ward, intangible maturity. The Junior Ring Committee is re- sponsible for a perfect product, the treasured class ring. Seated on floor, left to rigfit: D. Funda, M. E. Wright, R. Passero. Seated: G. Smith, J. Troy, M. DeLuca, A. Britton, M. Messinger, B. Banks, N. Amos. Standing: R. Kerner, C. Jones. 101 Juniors show the characteristic intense interest that is generated in this year, as they approach their final plunge in the pursuit of knowledge. Elated juniors and their dates stop before the Golden Ring, theme of the dance to commemorate the receiving of class rings. These residents of high rent Eisenhower Bar- racks take time out from their studies to catch up on the latest periodicals. They are: D. Lambert, A. Stagliano, J. Black, C. Weber, G. Fellows, and F. Romano. History is made again as the first West Chester Artillery Battery celebrates another Ram Touch- down. Cannoneers are J. Smythe, P. Selisker, R. Cooper, and J. Harris. !02 Grant Dunn, Bernard Hoffman, and Nelson Lodge preside over Frosfi Court, culminating Frosh Regs as supervised by the Jun- ior Class. The sophomore health edu- cation majors display their loyalty by forming the Valkyrie V to the tune of Hula-Hoop, P • . 1, . I Anguish, joy, and anticipa- tion are present as the fresh- men avk ' ait their sentence to be decreed by members of Frosh Court. 103 graduates ■««i ,, ,- : .vK ' Hi I I vl i ' i :. „« uiL 1 , LLAL LKL, i iiiL llAjo of JV; ofoMuKig, left to tight: James Williams, Treasurer; John Harrington, President; Edward Green, Secretary. Seated: James Reichert, Vice-President. Our advisors, Mrs. Bliss and Dr. Bonder, complete the dynamic crew who led our class so successfully this year. The Hallowe ' en party was a night of merriment! These seniors organ- ized the party held in the quad. Standing, left to right: E. Shaar, C. Harris. Seated: E. MacWhorter, R. Skiles, B. Papale, T. Weidner, F. Weinmayr, M. Sycamore, E. Wagner. Senior Uku Honorable seniors! The members of this class are held in high esteem and are respected by the rest of the student body. The senior class takes the lead in the sponsorship of the Hallowe ' en Party and the January Cordial. They eagerly look forward to the experience of practice teaching, the social whirl of senior week-end, and finally the graduation cere- mony. We agree. ' . . . Now, let ' s present our plan to the senior class. Pic- tured, informally at a class meeting are the class officers and the class advisors, left to right: Mrs. Bliss, E. Green, J. Reichert, J. Williams, J. Harrington, Dr. Bonder. 107 Our compliments to these seniors who have been recognized for fine work well done in academic and extracurricular activities. Standing, left to right: J. Williams, J. Harring- ton. Seated: E. Green, W. Barbour, W. Walters, J. Reichert, V. Ammon, C. Harris, B. Reaser, M. Sycamore, G. Fleming. On floor: E. M. Rice, F. Lisetski, R. Sims. o ' s Best wishes, seniors! We expect to see you as leaders in the future. Standing, left to right: E. Shaar, R. Yoder. Seated: R. Borkowski, P. Grasty, J. Schroeder, B. Mueller, C. Buerklin. These seniors, also, should receive congratulatory wishes. Seated, left to right: F. Weinmayr, J. Ackerf. Standing: R. Worley, J. Garrett, C. Henry. 108 BS Enjoying the music of the Crites, faculty and student couples alike waltz grace- fully. Guests enter Philips Me- morial Ballroom and move through the receiving line of the Junior Prom. Junior Prom We present our charming and lovely Junior Prom Queen, Carolyn Harris. On April 12, 1958, Coral Cottillion, the Junior Prom, was held in the Ballroom of the Philips Me- morial Building. Guests danced to the music of the College Criterions. Swirling about in gown and tuxedo each couple experienced an enjoyable evening that should never be forgotten. 109 January Graduates Happy smiles express the joy felt by these two mid-year graduates, Patricia Amodei and Isabella Bayne. They display the souvenirs of the Mid-Winter Flurry. Mr. Snowman ap- pears to be the main attraction! A rose for the graduate! Sandra Peck pins a rose on senior, Martha Coleman, as Virginia Ammon serves punch to Diana Alosi at the tea for senior women held in January. In honor of the January graduates was the Cordial, Mid-Winter Flurry, held on January 10, 1959. These seniors successfully planned the af- fair. Standing, left to right: J. Reichert, D. Ritlenhouse, J. Matthews. Seated: D. Kuszyk, J. Williams, D. Heinrich, E. Baker, Chairman; C. Waxbom, I. Noble, R. Sims, P. Het- rick. On floor: D. Hetrick. no This picture of the excel- lent accommodations at the Bellevue-Strafford Hotel re- minds us of our most en- joyable Senior Dinner Dance which was held there on May 9, 1959. Those responsible for making our Senior Weekend a memorable occa- sion are, left to right: Carl Hartman, James McCarthy, Anne Petrosky, James Reichert, Chairman; Linda Chandlee, Carolyn Harris, Rudine Sims, Barbara Young, On floor; Josephine Fortunato. Senior Weekend III seniors ■ 4 JERRY L. ABRAMS Secondary 1000 REMINGTON STREET CHESTER, PA. SAA; Clubs: Government, Music, Philosophy. JAMES B. ACKERT Health and Physical Education 1300 GANSTER PLACE CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Geography, Major,- Men ' s Day Council, Treasurer 4; Sporfs: Baseball, Football, Freshman Football Coach 4; Freshman, Sophomore Class Committees; Who ' s Who. DIANA D. ALEXANDER Elementary R.D. 1 NAZARETH, PA. IVCF, SCA, WRA, SNEA, Pub- licity Chairman 3; Clubs: Geog- raphy, Little Theater, Secretary 3; Fire Brigade,- Serpentine, PATRICIA E. ALLAAAAN Elementary 1218 SOUTH pine street YORK, PA. SCA; clubs: Neithian, Symphony; Fire Brigade; Pipes of Pan ; Serpentine. GERALDINE M. ALLEVA Elementary 3415 WEST ALLEGHENY AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 32, PA. WRA; C ufas: New man, Geog- raphy, Neithian, Bridge. THOMAS W. ALLMON Health and Physical Education 104 CLEMENT AVENUE ORELAND, PA. Clubs: Major; Sports: Football- Senior Class Committee. DIANA A. ALOSI Elementary 2000 SOUTH NORWOOD STREET PHILADELPHIA 45, PA. Clubs: Newman, Neithian, Bridge, Geography; Fire Brigade; Junior, Senior Class Committees. ROBERT M. ALSPACH Health and Physical Education 218 SOUTH WARREN STREET ORWIGSBURG, PA. SCA; Clubs: Major; Sports.- Bas- ketball, Golf. west Chester state teachers college 114 VIRGINIA A. AAAMON Elementary 6639 NORTH OPAL STREET PHILADELPHIA 38, PA. SCA, WRA, SGA; C ufas: Neifh- ian. Phonograph; Women ' s Dor- mitory Council, Vice-President 3; Advisory Board, President 4; Judicial Board; Fire Brigade; Faculty-Student Leadership; Jun- ior, Senior Class Committees; Convocation Committee; Golden Rampage, Co-Chairman 4; Pipes of Pan ; Who ' s Who. PATRICIA A. ARTIN Elementary 935 ANDERSON AVENUE DREXEL HILL, PA. SCA, IVCF, SNEA, WRA. PATRICIA AMODEl Elementary 5002 ORMES STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. WRA; Clubs: Hillel, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Philosophy; Campus Charities. MARY ANN ASH Elementary 614 ACORN STREET PHILADELPHIA 28, PA. WRA, SCA, IVCF; Clubs: Bridge, Psychology, Philosophy; Wom- en ' s Day Council, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Advisory Board, Secretary 4; Speech Clinic; Pipes of Pan ; Serpen- tine. JANICE R. ANDERSON Music 6227 NORTH hope street PHILADELPHIA 20, PA. SCA; MENC; Clubs: Accordion; College Choir. EDITH JEAN AURAND Music r.d. 1 LEVl ISTOWN, PA. IVCF, MENC; College Choir, In- termediate Band, Women ' s Chorus. ALFRED ANTONELL! Secondary 818 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Newman, Geography; Sports: Intramurals. GEORGIA A. AUTLAND Health and Physical Education NEW PROVIDENCE, PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs: Valkyrie, Major; Fire Brigade; Sports.- Swimming; Circus ; Junior Prom Queen ' s Court. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine DONALD W. BAILEY LLOYD J. BABIN Health and Physical Education Elementary BOX 124 1513 COUNTY LINE ROAD OXFORD, PA. ROSEMONT, PA. Clubs: Major, Veterans ' , Varsity; Clubs: Sketch, Neithian, Vet- Sports: Soccer, Co-captain 4, In- erans ' . tramurals. ELEANORA M. BAKER Health and Physical Education 929 CHESTNUT STREET COLUMBIA, PA. WRA, SCA; Oufas: Valkyrie, Major; Women ' s Dormitory Coun- cil, Judicial Council; Fire Brigade; Senior Class Executive Commit- tee; January Cordial, Co-Chair- man; Cheerleader, Assistant Cap- tain 4; Circus, Valkyrie Show ; Serpentine. JEANNE BALL Elementary R.D. 3 LAKE ARIEL, PA. SNEA, WRA, SCA, IVCF; Clubs.- Newman, Neithian, Bridge; Quad Angles, Serpentine. A ' d febliMlU FRANK BANZ Secondary 313 GREENWAY AVENUE DARBY, PA. Clubs: English, Government, Vet- erans ' . DOLORES A. BARAHARA Music 1159 WEST CHESTER PIKE WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Dramatic, Record; College Choir. ALBERT C. BARBARETTA Health and Physical Education 107 SECOND STREET BRIDGEPORT, PA. Clubs: Newman, Major; Sporfs: Tennis, Weight Lifting, Intra- murals. WILLIAM T. BARBOUR Elementary RIDGE LANE, PARKRIDGE MEDIA, PA. SCA, Treasurer 3, IVCF, SNEA, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; Clubs: Veterans ' , Epicurean, Treasurer 2, Southern District PSEA, Photography; Men ' s Cho- rus; Speech Clinic; Sports: Intra- murals; Men ' s Dormitory Council, Vice-President 4; Faculty-Student Leadership; Campus Charities; Knickerbocker Holiday, Pipes of Pan ; Who ' s Who. west Chester state teachers college il6 ELI BARKAN Elementary 4804 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET PHILADELPHIA 20, PA. Clubs: Hillel, Booster, Chess; Sports: Basketball, Baseball. CAROL BARNSHAW Elementary 2013 E. CUMBERLAND STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. SCA, IVCF, WRA; Clubs: Math, Glee Club. G. PAUL BARREN Elementary WYOMING 5 PARKLYN APARTMENTS ELSMERE, DEL. Clubs: Government, Geography; Men ' s Dormitory Council; Sports.- Swimming, Water Polo; Faculty- Student Leadership. EDWARD F. BARROW Secondary 82 BLANCHARD ROAD DREXEL HILL, PA. SNEA; Clubs: Newman, English, Math, Government, Veterans ' . BARBARA BARTHOLOMEW Elementary MATTSON ROAD GLEN MILLS, PA. WRA, IVCF; Clubs: Sketch, Bridge, Neithian; Women ' s Day Council; Speech Clinic; Campus Charities; Pipes of Pan ; Ser- pentine. RICHARD M. BAXTER Secondary 353 FAULK ROAD BOOTHWYN, PA. Clubs: Radio, Debate, Philos- ophy, Government; Combined Chorus, Men ' s Chorus; Junior Class Committee. ISABELLA V. BAYNE Elementary 1828 S. SIXTY-EIGHTH STREET PHILADELPHIA 42, PA. WRA; C ubs: Newman, Neithian, Geography, Poster. PATRICIA AA. BEAMAN Elementary 24 HAMILTON DRIVE EAST NORTH CALDWELL, N. J. WRA; Clubs: Newman; Neithian; Speech Clinic. i i graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 117 BARBARA L. BEAMER Secondary 1 51 SUMMIT AVENUE UPPER DARBY, PA. SCA; C ufas: French, Glee Club, Little Theater; Women ' s Chorus, Elementary Orchestra; Knicker- bocker Holiday ; Serpentine. EARL AA. L. BEARD Secondary 513 FOURTH AVENUE BETHLEHEM, PA. Clubs: Newman, Math, President 2, Chess, Swimming, Philos- ophy. FLORENCE L. BEARD Elementary 124 SOUTH MAIN STREET SPRING CITY, PA. ACE, SCA; C ubs: Neithian, Radio, English, Sketch, Phono- graph, Philosophy; Fire Brigade. L. GERALD BECHTEL, JR. Health and Physical Education 817 NORTH CHARLOTTE STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. SCA; Clubs: Major, Varsity, Pres- ident 4, Friars; Sports: Intra- murals. Soccer; Student Hand- book; Faculty-Student Leader- ship; Senior Class Committee; Circus. JOHN AA. BEESON Secondary 1302 NORTH SCOTT STREET WILMINGTON, DE L. Clubs: Newman, Geography, Friars, President 4, Varsity; Men ' s Dormitory Council, Treas- urer 2, President 3; Sports: Swimming; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Golden Rampage. GERALD J. BENDER A I us ic 724 GORDON STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. MENC; Clubs; Newman, Choir Director 3,4, Phonograph; Men ' s Chorus, .Mixed Chorus, March- ing Band, Student Concerts Rep- resentative; Men ' s Dormitory Council. ROSEAAARY BENNETT Elementary 106 ROBIN HOOD LANE VILLAGE GREEN, PA. ACE; Clubs: Newman, Neithian, Psychology; Freshman, Sopho- more Class Committees; Liter- ary Quad, Serpentine. AUDREY BERGER Health and Physical Education 63 SOUTH FOURTH STREET HAMBURG, PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs; Major, Val- kyrie. west Chester state teachers college MADELINE BERGER Elementary 63 NORTH FIFTY-THIRD STREET PHILADELPHIA 39, PA. Clubs: Psychology, Pinochle, Clothes and Personality, Neith- ian. ADELE WOLVERTON BIEL Elementary 226 E. WILLOW GROVE AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 18, PA. SCA; Clubs: Philosophy, Geog- raphy, Neithian; Speech Clinic; Class Secretary 1, Sophomore Class Committee; Pipes of Pan. ARLENE BILBROUGH Elementary 433 SOUTH HIGH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. WRA, SCA, SNEA; C ubs; Geog- raphy, Neithian, Chess, Pinochle; Campus Charities; Junior Class Committee; Pipes of Pan ; Serpentine. BETTY J. BISHOFF Elementary 3517 WEST CHESTER PIKE NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. C ubs: Neithian, Psychology, Clothes and Personality. ROBERT A. BLAIR Secondary 528 RUTLEDGE AVENUE FOLSOM, PA. SCA; Clubs: Geography; Sports; Track. JAMES A. BLESSING Secondary 1 1 8 LINDEN STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Geography, Science, As- tronomy, President 4; Men ' s Day Council. ANNE T. BONNETTE Elementary 265 NORTH LINDEN AVENUE UPPER DARBY, PA. Clubs: Newman, Neithian, Booster; Junior Class Commit- tee; Pipes of Pan. RICHARD BORKOWSKI Health and Physical Education 119 SOUTH CHURCH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Newman, Veterans ' , Major, Friars, Varsity; Men ' s Dor- mitory Council; Sporfs: Football, Co-Captain, Intramurals; Faculty- Student Leadership; Who ' s Who. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 119 LUKE AA. BOWMAN Mus c 126 LINDEN STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Chess, Psychology, Phon- ograph; College Choir, Men ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Elemen- tary Orchestra, Intermediate Band. BARBARA J. BOYER Health and Physical Education MT. WOLF, PA. SCA, WRA, Golf Manager 3,4; Clubs: Major, Valkyrie; Val- kyrie Show, Circus. RONALD BRADFORD Elementary 431 WALNUT STREET SPRING CITY, PA. Clubs: Photography, Sketch, Bridge. JANET BRADLEY Elenrienfary 1649 SOUTH WILTON STREET PHILADELPHIA 43, PA. SCA; Clubs: Phonograph, Booster, Neithian; Junior Class Committee; Pipes of Pan. CURTIS A. BRENDLINGER Elementary 315 SOUTH HIGH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. IVCF, SCA; Clubs: Booster, Chess, Geography; Pipes of Pan. PATRICIA E. BRENDLINGER Elementary 315 SOUTH HIGH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. IVCF; Clubs: Chess, Booster, Neithian, Bridge; Pipes of Pan. PETER T. BRESCIA Health and Physical Education 915 BEAVER STREET BRISTOL, PA. Clubs: Newman, Major; Sports: Football, Track, Captain 4. SUSAN E. BRITTON Elementary R.D. 1 SCHWENKSVILLE, PA. SCA, WRA, IVCF; Clubs: Neith- ian, Psychology; Speech Clinic. west Chester state teachers college 120 NANCY L. BROCKSBANK Elementary BISHOP LODGE, R.D. 1 WEST CHESTER, PA. WRA, SCA; Clubs: Glee Club, Booster; Campus Charities; Ser- pentine. LAURY S. BROKENSHIRE Music 422 RAYMOND street HYLE VILLA READING, PA. MENC; Clubs: Phonograph, Psy- chology, Philosophy, Chess, Science; Sinfonietta, Symphony Orchestra, Men ' s Chorus, Col- lege Choir, Concert Band, March- ing Band, Criterions; Circus. EDNA M. BROOKENS Etementary R.D. 2 WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Phonograph, Pinochle. BETTY A. BROWN Elementary 311 NORTH SIXTY-FIRST STREET PHILADELPHIA 39, PA. WRA, SCA, SNEA; Clubs: Psy- chology, Glee Club; Serpen- tine. GAIL Y. BROWN Health and Physical Education 2455 WEST CHESTER ROAD COATESVILLE, PA. WRA; Clubs: Valkyrie, Major; Fire Brigade; Sports: Basketball, Softball; Junior Class Committee. GEORGE C. BROWN, JR. Secondary 16 WEST WASHINGTON STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Veterans ' , Varsity; Sports: Golf, Captain 3. LELA BROWN Elementary 6029 ANGORA TERRACE PHILADELPHIA 43, PA. WRA; Clubs: Hillel, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Bridge, Philosophy; Fire Brigade; Speech Clinic; Campus Charities; Faculty-Student Lead- ership; Freshman Class Commit- tee; Pipes of Pan. HARRY R. BRYANT Secondary R.D. 2 KENNETT SQUARE, PA. Clufas; Geography, Audio-Visual. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 121 CHARLES H. BUCKWALTER Music HONEY BROOK, PA. MENC, SCA; Clubs: Phonograph, Little Theater; Symphony Or- chestra, College Choir. CAROL BUERKLIN Music 2480 FRANKFORD AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 25, PA. SNEA, Secretary 2, SCA, MENC; Clubs: Epicurean; College Choir; Women ' s Dormitory Council, President 3, Advisory Board, Faculty - Student Leadership; Pipes of Pan ; Who ' s Who. GERALD F. BURKE Elementary 618 CARLTON AVENUE BETHLEHEM, PA. Clubs: Newman; Sports: Foot- ball. FRANCIS V. BURY Secondary 4347 CRESSON STREET PHILADELPHIA 27, PA. Clubs: Science; Men ' s Day Coun- cil. REBA M. CALLOWAY Elementary FOUR BEATRICE DRIVE BRYN MAWR, PA. WRA, SCA; Clubs: Nev man, Booster, Bridge; Fire Brigade; Sporfs: Lacrosse, Cheerleading; Junior Class Committee, Golden Rampage ; Pipes of Pan ; Ser- pentine. VINCENT CAMPANARO, JR. Secondary 7112 HAZEL AVENUE UPPER DARBY, PA. FTA, SCA; Clubs: Veterans ' , Gov- ernment, Art; Sports: Wrestling, Weight Lifting. MARIE T. CAAAPISE Elementary 71 3 LATONA STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. WRA; C ufas; New man; Geog- raphy, Neithian; Fire Brigade; Campus Charities; Pipes of Pan ; Serpentine. MAXINE SCHNEIDER CARPENTER Secondary SIX SOUTH CHURCH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Geography, Government. west Chester state teachers college 122 JENNIE MAE CHAN Music 135 NORTH NINTH STREET LEBANON, PA, WRA, MENC, SCA, IVCF; C ufas.- Phonograph, Secretary 3, Chess; Sinfonietfa, String Quartet; Jun- ior, Senior Class Committees; Knickerbocker Holiday, Pipes of Pan, Orpheus ; Serpen- tine. LINDA A. CHANDLEE Elementary 1132 KENWYN STREET PHILADE LPHIA 24, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Bridge, Neithian; Women ' s Dormitory Council; Fire Brigade; Class Sec- retary 3; Junior, Senior Class Committees. MARGUERITE CHIABRERA Health and Physical Education MC FARLAN ROAD KENNETT SQUARE, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Major, Valkyrie; Fire Brigade; Sporfs.- Hockey, Basketball, Soccer, La- crosse; Circus. DOMINIC J. CHIACCHIERE Secondary 136 GARRETT AVENUE ROSEMONT, PA. Clubs: Newman, Varsity, Bridge; Sports: Basketball; Senior Class Committee. CHARLES J. CHICCINO Health and Physical Education 52 AIDEN AVENUE BERWYN, PA. Clubs: Major, Varsity; Sports: Football, Intramurals. LORRAINE A. CHICKTELL Secondary 917 KENMORE ROAD PHILADELPHIA 31 , PA. Clubs: Newman, Philosophy, Government, Chess. BERNICE R. CHILES Elementary 2529 NORTH JESSUP STREET PHILADELPHIA 33, PA. Clubs: Neithian, Phonograph, Psychology. NANCY CLOSE AAusic 20 ROBBINS AVENUE ROCKLEDGE PHILADELPHIA 1 1 , PA. SCA, WRA; Fire Brigade; College Choir, Women ' s Chorus. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine . . . . 123 ARTHUR E. COHEN MARTHA J. COLEMAN A. SCOTT COLLINS ELIZABETH CORSO Secondary Elementary Music Health and Physical Education 5472 BERKS STREET 709 FIFTH AVENUE R.D. 1 913 SAVILLE AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 31, PA. BETHLEHEM, PA. COLLEGEVILLE, PA. EDDYSTONE, PA. SGA; C ubs.- Philosophy, Gov- SAA, ACE; Clubs: Newman, Little Clubs: Philosophy, Audio-Visual, Clubs: Major. ernmenf. Debate; Men ' s Day Theater, Glee Club, Neithian; Record, Canterbury, Chairman Council. Women ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus; 3,4; Marching Band; Sporfs: in- Senior Class Committee; Boy tramurals; Junior, Senior Class With a Cart, Pipes of Pan. Committees. ROBERTA M. COSGROVE RICHARD M. COSGRAVE Hea fh and Physical Education Secondary 2222 SOUTH FELTON STREET PHILADELPHIA 42, PA. ROBERT H. COWARD ROSILYN E. CROUCH Elementary 117 SOUTH CHURCH STREET WRA; Clubs: Chess, Secretary 1, Health and Physical Education 7519 TORRESDALE AVENUE WEST CHESTER, PA. Government, Vice-President 4, 143 DELAV( ARE AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 36, PA. Clubs: Friars, Varsity, Major, Neithian; Sophomore, Junior, BEACH HAVEN TERRACE, N. J. ACE, SCA, SNEA, IVCF; Clubs: Veterans ' ; Sports: Baseball, Bas- Senior Class Committees; Pipes Clubs: Varsity, Major; Sporfs: Neithian; Fire Brigade; Sopho- ketball. of Pan, Serpentine. Basketball, Track, Intramurals. more Class Committee. west Chester state teachers college 124 M. ELEANOR CROWLEY Health and Physical Education 433 DURHAM ROAD PENNDEL, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, AAajoi, Valkyrie; Fire Brigade; Sports: Hockey, Softball, Lacrosse, Golf, Tumbling, Intramurals; Senior Class Committee. LOIS R. CULLIS Elementary 2329 IRVINGTON ROAD CHESTER, PA. FTA, SCA; Clubs: Neifhian, Phil- osophy; Fire Brigade; Speech Clinic; Junior, Senior Class Com- mittees; Quad Angles, Serpen- tine. GERALDINE WELKER DAVIS Elementary chestnut AND HIGHLAND AVES. GLEN RIDDLE, PA. SCA; Clubs: Neithian; Fire Brigade; Sports: Intramurals; Speech Clinic; Junior Class Com- mittee; Pipes of Pan ; Serpen- tine. JAMES T. DAVIS Health and Physical Education 322 WEST MATLACK STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Science, Major; Sports: Football, Intramurals; Circus. i L4 JO ANNE E. DAVIS Elementary 7887 PROVIDENT STREET PHILADELPHIA 50, PA. SCA, SNEA; Clubs: Bridge, Geography; Fire Brigade; Speech Clinic; Campus Charities; Pipes of Pan. KATHERINE D. DAVIS Elementary LAKEVILLE, PA. IVCF, SCA, SNEA, WRA; Clubs: Little Theater, Secretary 4, Geog- raphy, Neithian; Fire Brigade; Pipes of Pan. SANDRA L. DAVIS Elementary 1625 CENTRE STREET ASHLAND, PA. SCA, WRA; C ubs: Neithian, Geography, Bridge; Senior Class Committee; Serpentine. NANCY KAY DAVITT Elementary BOX 38, FOULK ROAD BOOTHWYN, PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs: Glee Club, Government. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 125 MORRIS R. DeFRANK JANET L. DEIBLER MARY DEMAS DANIEL P. DeSTEFANO Health and Physical Education Music Elementary Elementary 1316 MC KAY AVENUE 23 SOUTH THIRD STREET 167 POWELL LANE 220 HOLSTEIN STREET BOOTHWYN, PA. SHAMOKIN, PA. UPPER DARBY, PA. BRIDGEPORT, PA. Clubs: Newman, Major; Sports: MENC, SCA; Clubs: Record; Col- Ck bs Bridge, Psychology. CI ubs: Veterans ' . Football, Baseball, Intramurals. leg e Choir. JOLYNN K. DEWALD NICHOLAS DiBIASE, JR. ROSE MARIE DeVAUGHN JOHN S. DEVLIN Secondary Health and Physical Education 1532 LUZERNE AVENUE Secondary GREYSTONE FARMS Elementary 603 ANDERSON AVENUE READING, PA. R.D. 1 232 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET PHOENIXVILLE, PA. SCA, WRA, Manager 3; Clubs: WEST CHESTER, PA. WEST CHESTER, PA. CI ufas: Varsity; Men ' s Dormitory Valkyrie; Sports: Swimming; Jun- C ubs: Philosophy; Sports: Foot SNEA; Clubs: Psychology, Rec- Council, Treasurer; Sports: Foot- ior Class Committee; Junior Prom ball; Serpentine, Student Pho ord, Clothes and Personality. ba II, Track. Queen ' s Court. tographer. west i i ji Chester state teachers college 126 ANTOINETTE M. DiDESIDERO Music 130 WEST NINTH STREET BRIDGEPORT, PA. MENC; Clubs: Newman; Concert Band, College Choir, Fire Bri- gade. MARY A. DiGIOVANNI Elementary 39 EAST AVON ROAD CHESTER, PA. SNEA; Clubs: Newman; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Golden Rampage ; Quad Angles, Serpentine. LUCIA DiJOSEPH Music 2216 SOUTH garnet street PHILADELPHIA 45, PA. AAENC; clubs: Newman; Sinfon- ietta. College Choir, Symphony Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, String Quartet, Trio, Women ' s Chorus. SAMUEL DiVIETRO Secondary 18 NORTH seventh STREET EASTON, PA. Clubs: Newman, Veterans ' , Sci- ence; Sports: Wrestling. LAWRENCE B. DONAHUE Elementary 3111 LIVINGSTON STREET PHILADELPHIA 34, PA. Clufas: Newman, Geography; Sports: Intramurals; Quad Angles. LARRY A. DONMOYER Health and Physical Education R.D. 1 LITITZ, PA. SCA; C ubs. Major; Sports; Soc- cer, Intramurals. JOSEPH DORI Secondary 228 KING STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. Clubs: Newman, Philosophy, Veterans ' , English. SIDNEY E. DOUSE Elementary WYNNEWOOD PARK ARTS. WYNNEWOOD, PA. SCA; Clubs: Varsity, Chess, Booster, Geography; Sports: Cross Country, Track. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 127 DONALD G. DOWNS Music 602 WEST TWELFTH STREET CHESTER, PA. MENC, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Clubs: Art, Record; Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Brass Ensemble, Cri- ferions, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir, Mixed Chorus. PATRICIA DOWNS Elementary 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE PAOLI, PA. ACE, Secretary 4, IVCF; Clubs: Photography; Speech Clinic; Sen- ior Class Committee. FLORENCE M. DREIZLER Elementary 641 ASHURST ROAD HAVERTOWN, PA. SCA, WRA; C ubs. Neithian; Fire Brigade; Campus Charities; Jun- ior, Senior Class Committees; Golden Rampage ; Pipes of Pan ; Serpentine. CAROL ANN DRICK Elementary 1 9 LOCUST AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, PA. SCA, SNEA, WRA; Clubs; Neith- ian, Glee Club; Fire Brigade; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Pipes of Pan. JOANNE M. DUELFER Elementary R.D. 1 MACUNGIE, PA. SNEA, WRA; Clubs: Newman, Booster; Fire Brigade; Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, Serpen- tine. SANDRA L. DYER Elementary 751 9 VERREE ROAD PHILADELPHIA 1 1 , PA. ACE, IVCF, SCA; c ubs, Neith- ian, Photography; Freshman, Sophomore, Senior Class Com- mittees; Serpentine. MARGARET A. EAGIN Elementary 420 erookline boulevard havertown, pa. SCA, WRA, Manager 2; C ubs; Neithian, Booster; Fire Brigade; Campus Charities; Speech Clinic; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Pipes of Pan ; Serpentine, Senior Picture Editor. BARBARA J. EBERLY Elementary 120 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET AKRON, PA. SCA, IVCF; Clubs: Neithian; Con- cert Band, Orchestra. west Chester state teachers college 128 DONALD H. EDWARDS Secondary 1 168 BRISTOL PIKE ANDALUSIA, PA. Clubs: Geography, Photography. BARBARA M. ELSASSER Elementary 712 BULLOCK AVENUE YEADON, PA. SCA, IVCF, WRA, ACE; C ufas: Booster, Neithian; Big-Little Sister; Fire Brigade; Speech Clinic; Junior Class Committee; Serpentine, LOUIS T. ELVIN Secondary 24 ELM AVENUE ROCKLEDGE PHILADELPHIA 1 1, PA. Clubs. Math, Philosophy; Sporfs: Football; Campus Charities. LOUIS H. ELWELL, JR. Health and Physical Education 930 COLUMBIA AVENUE CAPE MAY, N. J. SCA; Clubs: Major, Science; Sports: Football, Gymnastics, Soccer. EARL E. EMEL Secondary 24 RIDGE AVENUE AMBLER, PA. Clubs: Science; Men ' s Day Coun- cil. RICHARD EMERICH Health and Physical Education 201 POPLAR AVENUE HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Clubs: Major, Varsity; Men ' s Dor- mitory Council; Sporfs: Intra- murals. Football, Track, Wrest- ling; Junior Class Committee. JOHN H. ESBIN, JR. Secondary 20 SOUTH NEW STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. SGA; Clubs: Bridge; Men ' s Day Council, President 3,4. THOMAS J. EUGANEO Secondary 2328 REED STREET PHILADELPHIA 46, PA. Clubs: Government, Philosophy. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 129 CHARLES E. EURICH Elementary SOUTH HANOVER STREET DILLSBURG, PA. SCA; Clubs: Geography, Music; Intermediate Band, Men ' s Cho- rus, Mixed Chorus; Pipes of Pan, Knickerbocl er Holiday ; Serpentine. EDWARD G. EVANEK Music 251 WEST FELL STREET SUMMIT HILL, PA. MENC; Clubs: Newman; Concert Band, Marching Band, Sym- phony Orchestra, Sinfonietta, College Choir, Men ' s Chorus. GEORGIANNA J. EVARTS Music LAKE ARIEL, PA. SCA, IVCF, MENC; Clubs: Little Theater. JAMES D. EWING Music 5255 NORTH FIFTH STREET PHILADELPHIA 20, PA. SCA, MENC; C ubs.- Music, Pho- nograph; College Choir, Men ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus; Junior Class Committee; Knickerbocker Holiday. JEANNE PACKET Secondary 214 VIRGINIA AVENUE MILMONT PARK, PA. FTA; Clubs: Newman, Philos- ophy, Government. FRANK J. FARRELL, JR. Hea fh and Physical Education 1623 YOST ROAD NORRISTOWN, PA. Clubs. Major, Veterans ' ; Sports.- Football, Swimming, Intramurals. KAY M. FASNACHT Elementary 67 EAST FRANKLIN STREET EPHRATA, PA. SCA; Clubs.- Gegoraphy, Pho- tography. ALBERT A. FERRARO Health and Physical Education 822 FULTON STREET ME RCHANTVILLE, N. J. Clubs. Newman, Major; Sports: Basketball, Manager 2,3,4, In- tramurals. west Chester state teachers college 130 HARRIET H. FERRIS Elementary LAKEVIEW DRIVE MEDIA, PA. Clubs: Phonograph. EDITH L. FESTA Secondary 5909 WARRINGTON AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 43, PA. Clubs: Newman, Little Theater; Grammar Clinic; Quad Angles, Serpentine. PATRICIA E. FILACHECK Elementary R.D. 2 chadds ford, pa. Clubs: Philosophy, Bridge, Neithian; Pipes of Pan ; Ser- pentine. DIANA E. FISHER Elementary 304 SOUTH MARKET STREET SELINSGROVE, PA. WRA, FTA, IVCF, SCA; Clubs.- Neithian, Clothes and Person- ality; Fire Brigade; Serpentine. MARY J. FISHER Health and Physical Education R.D. 2 clearville, pa. SCA, IVCF, WRA, Manager 3; Clubs: Valkyrie: Sports: Hockey, Lacrosse; Circus, Valkyrie Show. MYRNA F. FITZGERALD Elementary 133 clamar avenue havertown, pa. SNEA, SCA, IVCF; Clubs: Psy- chology. DALLAS FITZSIAAMONS A lusic 625 north street chester, pa. Clubs: Music, Radio; College Choir. GLORIA J. FLEMING Elementary 336 EAST SIXTH street BOYERTOV N, PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs; Neithian, President 4; Women ' s Dormi- tory Council, Big-Little Sister; Pipes of Pan, Golden Ram- page ; SERPENTINE; Who ' s Who. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine . . . . 13! JON G. FORD JOHN H. FOREMAN JOSEPHINE T. FORTUNATO HELEN B. FOX Secondary Music Elementary Secondary COUNTY LINE AND MODENA, PA. 2728 CHESTNU T AVENUE 1 23 HUNT AVENUE MEADOWCRAFT ROAD C ubs; Radio, Photography. ARDMORE, PA. DOWNINGTOWN, PA RADNOR, PA. ACE; C ubs: Newman, Geog- C ubs : Photography. Clubi: Varsity; Sports: Base ball. raphy, Neithian; Senior Class Committee. SANDRA J. FRANTZ Health and Physical Education 4303 FRITCHEY STREET HARRISBURG, PA. SCA, WRA, Secretary 4, Man- ager 3; Clubs: Major, Valkyrie, Fire Brigade; Sports: Lacrosse; Circus. Valkyrie Shovi . WALTER F. FREAR Secondary 1 19 MAPLE ROAD CHESTER, PA, Clubs: Science, Math, Philosophy. MARGARET M. GALLAGHER Elementary 6926 SAYBROOK AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 42, PA. Clubs: Newman, Phonograph, Philosophy, Government; Pipes of Pan. A. JEAN GANGEMI Elementary 1228 OREGON AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA. FTA, WRA; Clubs,- Newman, Geography; Fire Brigade. S UMA west Chester state teachers college 132 MARTHA M. GARBER Music 515 CHURCH STREET ROYERSFORD, PA. SCA, MENC, Clubs: Phonograph; College Choir, Mixed Chorus, Women ' s Chorus, Elementary Band, Elementary Orchestra, In- termediate Band, Collegiate Cho- rale; Knickerbocker Holiday. ESTELLE GARCIA Elementary 170 WEST ALBEMARLE AVENUE LANSDOWNE, PA. SCA, IVCF, SNEA; C ubs; Neith- ian. Geography, Glee Club, Little Theater, Booster, Chess; Freshman Class Committee; Pipes of Pan. JAMES H. GARRETT, JR. Music 214 south ninth street lebanon, pa. SCA, MENC, SAA, Treasurer 3; Clubs: Chess; Concert Band, Marching Band, College Choir; Faculty-Student Leadership; Class President 1,2; Senior Class Com- mittee; Golden Rampage, Co- Chairman; Who ' s Who. MARIAN GAYDOS Elementary 2977 FOURTH STREET NORRISTOWN, PA. Clubs: Newman, Neithian, Bridge; Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, Serpentine. JERRY GECHT Secondary 6638 NORTH SMEDLEY STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. Clubs: Government. JOHN GERHART, JR. Secondary 318 SOUTH WALNUT STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Booster, Philosophy. TERRY C. GERMAN Health and Physical Education 1 145 LINDEN STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. SAA; Clubs; Varsity, Major; Sports: Soccer, Basketball, Golf. WILLIAM R. GERSTEMEIER Health and Physical Education 7707 UNION AVENUE ELKINS PARK 1 7, PA. SCA; C ubs; Varsity, Major; Sports: Wrestling, Intramurals. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine . . . . 133 JOAN R. GETTY Elementary INDIAN CREEK ROAD TELFORD, PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs: Neithian, Glee Club, Vice-President 4, Booster; Fire Brigade; Speech Clinic; Golden Rampage. EDWARD H. GIBSON Elementary 727 EAST CHESTNUT STREET COATESVILLE, PA. FTA; Clubs: Veterans ' , President 3; Speech Clinic; Class President 1; Sophomore Class Committee. BERNARD T. GILBERT Secondary EAST MAIN STREET TUCKERTON, N. J. Clubs: Astronomy, Varsity, Gov- ernment; Sports: Tracl , Swim- ming. FRED J. GILFILLAN Secondary 126 WILLOWS AVENUE COLLINGDALE, PA. Clubs: Newman, Philosophy, Bridge; Sporfs; Intramurals. ROBERT F, GILLIES JOY C. GILMORE LOIS E. GINDER ALVIN GOLDBERG Secondary Elementary Elementary Secondary 4820 STENTON AVENUE 825 SOUTH HIGH STREET 32 WEST WOOD STREET 1715 GEORGES LANE PHILADELPHIA 44, PA. WEST CHESTER, PA. NORRISTOWN, PA. PHILADELPHIA 31, PA Clubs: Hillel, Math, Govern- WRA; Clubs: Philosophy, Bridge, WRA, ACE, SCA; Clubs: Neithian, Club s. Hillel, Math. ment, Phonograph. Phonograph; Sports: Synchro- nized Swimming. Art; Quad Angles, Serpen- tine. west Chester state teachers college 134 BARBARA SEIDEL GOLDMAN Elementary 709 ST. FRANCIS DRIVE BROOMALL, PA. WRA; Clubs: Hillel, Secretary 2, President 3; Fire Brigade. PATRICIA E. GRASTY Elementary 5743 SPRUCE STREET PHILADELPHIA 39, PA. SCA, Vice-President 4; Clubs: Booster, Neithian, Publicity Man- ager 4; Women ' s Dormitory Council; Fire Brigade; Big-Little Sister, Group Chairman 2,3; Faculty - Student Leadership; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, Exchange Editor 3; Literary Quad, Serpen- tine, Literary Editor; Who ' s Who. DONALD R. GOODALE Health and Physical Education 819 north olive street media, pa. Clubs: Major. DAVID E. GRAY Secondary R.D. 3 OXFORD, PA. Clubs: Astronomy, Geography, Science. JOEL E. GORGODIAN Music R.D. 2 COOPERSBURG, PA. MENC, SCA, IVCF; Clubs. New- man, Little Theater; Men ' s Cho- rus, College Choir. EDWARD L. GREEN II Secondary 725 PRESTON AVENUE BRYN AAAWR, PA. SGA, Vice-President 3, SCA, IVCF; Clubs; Geography, Presi- dent 1,2, Varsity, Friars; Men ' s Intramural Sports Council; Sports: Track, Cross Country; Ram ' s Head Inn Committee; Faculty- Student Leadership; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Who ' s Who. MARY ANN GOTTSHALL Health and Physical Education 617 N. TWENTY-FIFTH STREET PENNSIDE, READING, PA. IVCF, WRA, Manager 2, Vice- President 3, President 4; Clubs- Major, Valkyrie; Sports: Basket- ball, Tennis. LENORE GREENBERG Elementary 41 39 LEIDY AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 4, PA. Clubs; Hillel, Psychology, Phil- osophy, Bridge. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 135 LOIS ANN GREGORY Elementary 647 THIRTEENTH STREET PROSPECT PARK, PA. SNEA; C ubs: Newman, Neith- ian. Bridge, Philosophy; Fire Brigade; Speech Clinic; Golden Rampage, Pipes of Pan ; Ser- pentine. JOHN W. HARRINGTON Secondary 7722 BURHOLME AVENUE PHILADELPHI A 11, PA. SGA; Clubs: Varsity, Friars; Men ' s Dormitory Council; Sports: Foot- ball, Baseball, Intramurals; Class President 3,4, Junior Class Com- mittee; Who ' s Who. CAROL A. GRESS Elementary 234 WEST TABOR ROAD PHILADELPHIA 20, PA. SCA, IVCF, Publicity Chairman 3,4, SNEA; Clubs: Psychology, Science, Geography, Neifhian; Speech Clinic; Serpentine. CAROLYN J. HARRIS Elementary 2440 CARLISLE ROAD YORK, PA. FTA, SCA, President 4; SAA, WRA; Clubs: Neithian, Treasurer 2; Women ' s Dormitory Council; Fire Brigade; Junior Prom, Co- Chairman, Junior Prom Queen; All-Star Entertainment Commit- tee; Campus Charities; Faculty- Student Leadership; Class Vice- President 3; Senior Class Com- mittee; Pipes of Pan ; Serpen- tine, Art Co-Editor, Who ' s Who. DONALD W. GUENTHER Secondary 548 LANCASTER PIKE MALVERN, PA. Clubs: Math. JOHN N. HARRIS Health and Physical Education 1718 LOCUST STREET PHILADELPHIA 3, PA. SCA; Clubs: Major; Sports; Track, Cross Country, Football, Water Polo, Softball; ' Circus. JOHN H. HANRAHAN Health and Physical Education 1330 SEVENTY-FIRST AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 26, PA. Clubs: Newman, Major, Varsity; Sporls: Baseball, Intramurals; Quad Angles, Co-Editor. i GUY W. HART Elementary 21 SOUTH NEW STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Veterans ' . west Chester state teachers college 136 KARLENE R. HARTEL Music 145 PARK AVENUE MORRISVILLE, PA. SNEA, SCA, MENC; Clubs-. Music, Little Theater; College Choir, Women ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus; Fire Brigade; Campus Charities; Faculty-Student Leadership; Sen- ior Class Committee; Orpheus, Knickerbocker Holiday ; Quad Angles, Serpentine. CARL D. HARTMAN Secondary 631 RHOADES AVENUE BOYERTOWN, PA. SCA; C ubs: Pinochle, Chess, Senior Class Committee. ALAN R. HARVISON Elementary 7736 AAICHENER AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 50, PA. Clubs: Varsity; Sporfs; Swim- ming. ROBERT W. HAWKES Secondary R.D. 1 WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Science, Vice-President 2, Phonograph, Math. BETTY A. HAWS Health and Physical Education 319 CHARLES STREET COATESVILLE, PA. WRA; Clubs: Valkyrie, Major; Floor Government, Secretary- Treasurer 2; Fire Brigade; Sports: Basketball, Captain 3, Hockey, Tennis, Manager 3; Junior, Sen- ior Class Committees; Circus, Valkyrie Show. PEGGY M. HEIAAAN Elementary 2855 SOUTH ABINGDON STREET ARLINGTON, VA. ACE, WRA, IVCF, Vice-President 2, President 3; Clubs: Astron- omy, Secretary 2, Glee Club, Psychology, Phonograph, Sci- ence, Neithian; Fire Brigade; Serpentine. DOROTHY HEIMER Music 334 WEST SECOND STREET MEDIA, PA. SCA, IVCF, Secretary 4; Mixed Chorus, College Choir; Junior Prom Queen ' s Court. DAVID J. HEINRICH Secondary 4500 FIELDING ROAD WILMINGTON, DEL. SCA; Clubs: Science, President 3, Phonograph, Veterans ' , Glee Club; Concert Band, Marching Band. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 137 CAROLYN HELBIG Health and Physical Education R,D. 1 MOHNTON, PA. SCA, WRA, Manager 4, Publicity Manager 3; Clubs: Valkyrie; Sports: Baskefball, Softball; Golden Rampage. CHARLES W. HENRY, JR. Health and Physical Education 534 SOUTH HIGH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Friars, Major, Varsity; SpoffS- Football, Manager 2,3,4, Baseball, Softball; Circus ; Who ' s Who. ELSIENNA HENRY Health and Physical Education 317 WEST FERDINAND STREET MANHEIM, PA. IVCF, WRA; Clubs: Valkyrie, Major; Sports: Basketball, Hockey, Softball, Tennis, Man- ager 3; Circus ; Valkyrie Show. ANN L. HEROLD Music 202 WEST SECOND STREET WAYNESBORO, PA. IVCF, MENC, SCA, WRA; Cfufas.- Psychology. DIANE L. HETRICK Music 801 HECKEL AVENUE SPRING CITY, PA. MENC; Oubs; Chess, Phono- graph; College Choir, Intermed- iate Band; Junior Prom Queen ' s Court. MARLENE K. HETRICK Music 20 PRICE STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. MENC; College Choir, Concert Band, Symphony, Women ' s Chorus. PATRICIA A. HETRICK Elementary MARKET STREET BEAVERTOWN, PA. SCA; WRA; Clubs: Bridge, Neith- ian, Sketch, Glee Club; Inter- mediate Band; Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, Serpentine, As- sistant Business Manager. SHIRLEY A. HILLMAN Elementary 320 stockham avenue morrisville, pa. SNEA, SCA, WRA; Clubs: Booster, Neithian; Fire Brigade; Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, Serpentine west Chester state teachers college 138 H. RONALD HILTON Health and Physical Education 24 SOUTH MAPLE LANE WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Veterans ' , Major; Sports: Football, Freshman Coach, Trainer 2, Intramurals. BERNARD G. HOFFMAN Elementary 6642 EASTWOOD STREET PHILADELPHIA 42, PA. C I u h s : Hillel, Government; Sports: Basketball, Manager 3,4, Weight Lifting, Intramurals; Cam- pus Charities; Junior Class Com- mittee. SALLY A. HOLLINGER Health and Physical Education 338 EAST ROSEVILLE ROAD LANCASTER, PA. IVCF, SCA, WRA; Clubs Major, Valkyrie; Floor Government Of- ficer 2,3; Fire Brigade; Sports; Basketball, Manager 3, Hockey, Lacrosse, Softball; Junior Class Committee. SONDRA HOLMES Elementary 127 EAST CHESTNUT STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. IVCF, SCA; Clubs: Chess, Philos- ophy, Tumbling; Sports; Intra- murals; Pipes of Pan. VIRGINIA HOOPES Health and Physical Education 2305 EAST KINGS HIGHWAY COATESVILLE, PA. SCA, WRA, Manager; Clubs: Major, Valkyrie. GERALD F. HORNA Secondary BROOKHAVEN ROAD WALLINGFORD, PA. C ubs. Geography. NANCY L. HOWARD Secondary R.D. 1 DOWNINGTOWN, PA. SNEA, SCA; Clubs: Government, Chess, Secretary-Treasurer 3,4. DORIS HESS HOWETT Health and Physical Education R.D. 2 PEACH BOTTO M, PA. IVCF, WRA, Secretary 3; Clubs: Valkyrie, Major; Women ' s Dor- mitory Council; Sports; Basket- ball, Manager 2, Hockey, La- crosse; Junior, Senior Class Com- mittees; Circus, Valkyrie Show ; Serpentine. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 139 NANCY W. HUBBARD Elementary 42 MEADOWS LANE HAVERFORD, PA. IVCF, WRA, Manager 3; Clubs: Neifhian; Women ' s Dormitory Council, Big-Liftle Sister; Sports: Hockey; Junior Class Committee; Serpentine. JOHN M. HUDAK Secondary 1159 WEST CHESTER- PIKE WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Newman, Science, Vet- erans ' . WAYNE L. HUGHES Health and Physical Education 379 SPRUCE STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. IVCF; C ubs; Major; Sports.- Soc- cer, Manager 1,2,3, Track, Bas- ketball, Rollerhockey, Volleyball, Softball. RAYMOND E. HULL Secondary 69 SAYERS AVENUE LANSDOWNE, PA. Clubs: Newman, Geography, Veterans ' , Varsity; Sports: Bas- ketball, Soccer. THEONDRUS Y. HUNTER Elementary 6029 KERSHAW STREET PHILADELPHIA 31 , PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs: Psychology, Neithian, Clothes and Person- ality, Philosophy, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Floor Government, Social Chairman 4; Campus Charities; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Pipes of Pan ; Serpentine. EVELYN L. HURLBRINK Elementary 9 SOUTH NEW ARDMORE AVENUE BROOMALL, PA. Clubs: Philosophy, Psychology, Personality; Senior Class Com- mittee; Serpentine. WAYNE HUSSEY Secondary 40 WEST ELEVENTH STREET CHESTER, PA. SCA, SNEA; Clubs: Debate, Cor- responding Secretary 3, Booster, President 3,4, Geography; Soph- omore, Junior, Senior Class Com- mittees, Knickerbocker Holi- day, Circus, Pipes of Pan, Golden Rampage ; Quad Angles, The Golden Ram. JANET HUYETT Music 99 SPRINGFIELD ROAD ALDAN, PA. IVCF, MENC, SCA, WRA; College Choir; Fire Brigade. west Chester state teachers college 140 CLEO INGHAM Health and Physical Education NEW FREEDOM, PA, SCA, WRA; C ubs. Major, Val- kyrie, Philosophy, Glee Club. MARGARET M. IRONS Elementary 214 WEST ALBEMARLE AVENUE LANSDOWNE, PA, SNEA, WRA; Clubs: Newman, Geography; Big-Little Sister; Fire Brigade; Junior, Senior Class Committees, Pipes of Pan, Golden Rampage ; Serpen- tine. HARRY L. IRVING, JR. Secondary R,D. 1 WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Veterans ' , Philosophy; Sports: Football. SANDRA J. JACKSON Elementary 2]2 SIMPSON AVENUE ARDMORE, PA. SCA, SNEA; Clubs: Phonograph, Booster, Chess. ROBERT W. JARVIS Music 20 WOODLAND AVENUE STONY CREEK MILLS, PA. Clubs; Little Theater; College Choir. JOSEPH E. JOHNSON Health and Physical Education HOMESTEAD AND VERNON RDS. JENKINTOWN, PA. C ubs: Varsity, Major; Sports: Intramurals, Football. ROBERT F. JOHNSON Health and Physical Education 141 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Major; Sports; Football. CHARLES JONES Secondary 1 20 KERLIN STREET CHESTER, PA. SCA, SNEA; Clubs: Science, Vice- President 2, French, Psychology; Literary Quad, Quad Angles. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 141 CHARLES P. KANE Health and Physical Education 335 WEST MINER STREET WEST CHESTER, PA, Clubs. ' Newman, AAaior, Presi- dent 4, Varsity, Sporls: Football, Baseball, Inframurals. LILLIAN E. KAPLAN Elementary 31 WEST CRANBERRY AVENUE WEST HAZLETON, PA. WRA; C ubs: Newman, Neithian, Booster, Bridge, Philosophy; Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, Serpentine. MARY LOUISE WISE KAUFFAAAN Elementary 315 east ALLEN STREET mechanicsburg, pa. SCA, IVCF, ACE, Presidnt 3; Clubs. Neithian; Women ' s Dor- miTory Council; Floor Govern- ment; Fire Brigade; Campus Charities; Quad Angles. JAMES J. KAUT Secondary 1 18 WEST MINER STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs. Government; Sporls: In- tramurals. THOMAS J. KEENAN Secondary 1838 ARTHUR STREET PHILADELPHIA 15, PA. Clubs: Newman, Government, Geography, Veterans ' , English, Treasurer 3; Sports; Intramurals. BARBARA KEHOE Elementary 4015 ROSEMONT AVENUE DREXEL HILL, PA. Clubs: Newman, Government, Philosophy, Phonograph; Wom- en ' s Day Council. JAMES R. KENNEY Secondary 1159 WEST CHESTER PIKE WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Government, President 1,2,3, Parliamentarian 4. KAROLE ANN KERN Elementary 6833 SOUDER STREET PHILADELPHIA 49, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Bridge, Neithian, Geography, Secretary 2; Pipes of Pan. west Chester state teachers college 142 PATRICIA KEYES Music 1 140 CHEW STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. SCA, WRA, MENC; C ubs: matic, Psychology, Music. Dra- GAIL KILLGORE Elementary 7704 HENRY AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 28, PA. SCA, IVCF, WRA, Manager 3; Clubs: Bridge, Neithian; Big- Little Sister; Fire Brigade,- Speech Clinic; Junior Class Committee; Pipes of Pan ; Serpentine. HENRIETTA E. KING Secondary 225 SOUTH MAIN street COOPERSBURG, PA. SCA, IVCF, SNEA; C ubs: Bridge, Math; Big-Little Sister; Senior Class Committee; Serpentine, Photography Editor. PATRICIA KING Elementary 7257 SPRUCE street upper darby, pa. WRA, SCA, IVCF, SNEA; Clubs: Neithian; Freshman, Junior, Sen- ior Class Committees; Serpen- tine. GARLAN S. KISE Health and Physical Education 850 blunston street columbia, pa. SCA, SGA; C ubs: Friars, Varsity, Major; Men ' s Dormitory Council, Secretary 2,3; Sports: Soccer, Manager 1,2, Gym Team, Ex- hibition Gym Team, Intramurals; Junior Class Committee; Circus. JANET KLINE Elementary 314 railroad avenue souderton, pa. SCA, IVCF, WRA, FTA; C ubs.- Neithian; Speech Clinic; Serpen- tine. MARY JANE KLING Health and Physical Education 9815 PEMBROKE LANE KANSAS CITY 15, MO. SCA, IVCF, WRA, Manager 2, Treasurer 3; Clubs: Major, Val- kyrie; Sports: Lacrosse, Basket- ball; Class Vice-President, 1,2; Junior Class Committee. EDGAR M. KNEPPER Health and Physical Education 322 NORTH MATLACK STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Varsity, Veterans ' . graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 143 SUELLEN C. KRAUSE Elementary 51 8 OTT ROAD BALA-CYNWYD, PA. SCA, WRA, SNEA; Clubs: Geog- raphy, Bridge, Neithian; Big- Little Sister; Campus Charities. BETTY KRAYNICK Elementary 137 W. SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHAMPTON, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Neithian, Bridge; Fire Brigade; Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, Serpen- tine. FRANCES ANN KRIER Elementary 508 LINCOLN AVENUE WILLOW GROVE, PA. WRA, ACE; Clubs: Newman, Neithian, Geography; Senior Class Committee; Serpentine. JACK C. KRONE Music BOX 506 new CUMBERLAND, PA. MENC; Clubs: Record; Criterions, Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Mi.xed Chorus, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir. JOHN KUCHINSKY Health and Physical Education 898 WEST COAL STREET SHENANDOAH, PA. C ubs: Newman, Varsity, Friars, Secretary; Sports: Baseball, Bas- ketball. SHIRLEY ANN KUHN Elementary 1017 EAST LEHMAN STREET LEBANON, PA. IVCF, SCA, WRA, SNEA; Clubs: Geography, Astronomy, Psychol- ogy, Science; Circus. DONALD J. KUSZYK Music 41 3 WATER STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. IVCF, MENC; Clubs: Chess; Marching Band, Concert Band, Criterions, Brass Ensemble, Sym- phony Orchestra, College Choir, Men ' s Chorus; Sports: Intra- murals; Sophomore, Senior Class Committees. GRACE G. LANDIS Elementary 749 WEST POPLAR STREET YORK, PA. SCA; Clubs: Little Theater, Neith- ian; Senior Class Committee. west Chester state teachers college 144 J. CAROL LARKIN SANDRA A, LAROS EDWIN W. LAWRENCE HERBERT LEE Elementary Elementary Health and Physical Education Health and Physical Education 394 CONCORD ROAD 2819 GREEN POND ROAD 69 OLD LINCOLN HIGHWAY 39 PROSPECT AVENUE BOOTHWYN, PA. EASTON, PA. MALVERN, PA. DOWNINGTOWN, PA. IVCF, WRA; C ubs: Psyche ilogy. SCA, WRA; Clubs: Newman, Clubs: Varsity, Secretary; Men ' s Clubs: Major, Varsity; Sports: Geography, Bridge; Women ' s Clothes and Personality; Wom- Day Council; Sports: Baseball. Intramurals, Football. Day Council. en ' s Dormitory Council; Fire Bri- gade; Campus Charities; Faculty- Student Leadership; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Golden Rampage, Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, News Editor 2, Co-Editor 3,4, Serpentine. AUDREY S. LEES Elementary DAVID L. LEIBIG C. RICHARD LEIGHT DONALD E. LEISEY 333 GARDEN ROAD Music Secondary Elementary SPRINGFIELD, PA. 180 WEST GREEN STREET 1055 S. WESTEND BOULEVARD MAIN STREET SNEA; Clubs: Neithian; Women ' s READING, PA. QUAKERTOWN, PA. HONEY BROOK, PA. Day Council, Treasurer 3; Cam- MENC; Clubs: Phonograph, Psy- SCA; Clubs: Varsity; Sports; SCA; C ubs: Booster, Philosophy; pus Charities. chology; Sports: Intramurals. Cross Country, Track. Sporfs; Soccer, Baseball. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 145 ROBERT G. LESKO Music 750 NORTH TWELFTH STREET READING, PA. MENC; Clubs: Philosophy, Phon- ograph; College Choir. ROSEMARIE Y. LEWIS Secondary 1)30 HAVERFORD ROAD CRUM LYNNE, PA. Clubs: Newman, English, Gov- ernment, Chess, Pinochle; Band, Chorus. SANDRA L. LICK Elementary 1933 CHESTNUT STREET HARRISBURG, PA. SCA, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, SNEA; Clubs: Glee Club; Big- Little Sister; Speech Clinic; Pipes of Pan, Knickerbocker Holi- day. CAROLYN R. LINDLER Elementary 4247 LEIDY AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA. Clubs: Neithian, Art, Clothes and Personality. FRANCES J. LISETSKI Secondary 1656 LINCOLN AVENUE NORTHAMPTON, PA, Clubs: New man, Math, Secre- tary 3; Concert Band; Women ' s Advisory Board, Treasurer 3, Women ' s Dormitory Council, Treasurer 3, Big-Little Sister, Co- Chairman 3,4; Faculty-Student Leadership; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serbentine, Who ' s Who. JEAN E. LONG Elementary market street auburn, pa. ACE, SCA, SNEA, WRA; Clubs; Neithian, Geography; Speech Clinic; Pipes of Pan. DONALD E. LUTTE Health and Physical Education 1717 WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTHAMPTON, PA. SCA; Clubs: Major; Sports.- Intra- murals. Swimming, Track, Man- ager 3,4. WILLIAM C. LYNCH Secondary 402 EAST TWENTIETH STREET CHESTER, PA. SAA; Clubs: Philosophy, Geog- raphy, Sports: Intramurals. west Chester state teachers college 146 LOUISE C. LYNN Secondary 1115 SOUTH SIXTIETH STREET PHILADELPHIA 43, PA. C ubs. Government, Secretary 3. JAMES J. McCarthy Secondary 823 SOUTH AVENUE SECANE, PA. Clubs. Philosophy, Vice-Presi- dent 2, English, Vice-President 3, Booster, Veterans ' ; Sports.- Intramurals; Quad Angles. BARBARA J. McDONALD Elementary 2049 WILDER STREET PHILADE LPHIA, PA. SCA, Clubs: Booster, Epicurean, Vice-President 4, Neithian,- Big- Little Sister; Campus Charities; Golden Rampage ; Serpen- tine. MARY ANN McHALE Elementary 1408 CENTRE STREET ASHLAND, PA. ACE, SNEA, WRA; C ubs. New- man, Neithian, Government; Fire Brigade. JUDITH A. McKEE Elementary 544 WOODSIDE ROAD BERWYN, PA. SGA, WRA; c ubs, Neithian, Pinochle; Women ' s Day Council. THOMAS L. McKEEVER Secondary 115 JULIANA TERRACE COLLINGDALE, PA. Men ' s Day Council; Quad Angles, Serpentine, Men ' s Sports Editor. HAROLYN J. MacELWEE Music 413 west spruce street shamokin, pa. SCA, IVCF, MENC; C ubs. Psy- chology; Junior Class Committee. ELWOOD MacWHORTER Secondary 1001 MILL STREET QUAKERTOWN, PA. SCA, SNEA; Clubs: Geography, Friars; Intramurals; Senior Class Committee. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 147 FRED J. MAIDEN, JR. Elementary 327 LEVERINGTON AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA. Clubs. Radio, Little Theater, Geography. LOUISE E. MAJOR Elementary R.D. 3 NAZARETH, PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs: Neithian, Booster, Glee Club; Fire Brigade; Serpentine. JOAN MANLY Health and Physical Education RICHARDSON DRIVE LAKE CITY, PA. IVCF, SCA; Clubs: Valkyrie, Phil- osophy, Major; Sports: Softball, Tennis; Quad Angles. ROBERT J. MARINI Secondary 626 WEST STREET CAMDEN, N. J. Clubs: Chess, Government; Sports: Football, Basketball, Soft- bail. ETHEL MARKLEY Elementary 1024 CHARRY STREET NORRISTOWN, PA. SCA, SNEA, WRA; Clubs: Neith- ian, Booster; Campus Charities, Pipes of Pan, Golden Ram- page. VENIS R. MARSH Secondary 348 NORTH CROSKEY STREET PHILADELPHIA 32, PA. IVCF; Clubs: Philosophy, Pin- ochle; Men ' s Chorus; Sports; Cross Country. A. SHELBY MARTIN Secondary GLEN RIDDLE ROAD MEDIA, PA. Clubs: Geography, President 4; Men ' s Chorus. ROBERT G. MASENHEIMER, JR. Music 117 SOUTH FOURTH STREET COPLAY, PA. MENC, SCA; Clubs: Record; Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, College Choir. west Chester state teachers college JOHN MATTHEWS Health and Physical Education 11 HILLCREST ROAD MOUNTAIN LAKES, N. J. Clubs: Newman, Varsity, Major, Friars; Sports: Swimming. PATRICIA A. MATTHIAS Elementary 23 PICKETT LANE QUAKERTOWN, PA. SNEA; Clubs: Neithian, Geog- raphy; Senior Class Committee. AUDREY MAURER Elementary R.D. 1 TELFORD, PA. SCA, IVCF, WRA; Clubs: Photog- raphy, Math, Neithian; Inter- mediate Band; Pipes of Pan ; Serpentine. ANNA M. MEINZER Elementary 1 105 ENGLE STREET CHESTER, PA. ACE, WRA; Clubs: Newman; Fire Brigade. MARY A. MELLACE Health and Physical Education 1 1 1 YALE AVENUE MORTON, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Valkyrie, Major; Sporfs: Hockey, Lacrosse; Valkyrie Show, Around the World. JEANNETTE I. MENTO Elementary R.D. 1 DOWNINGTOWN, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Radio, Neithian; Speech Clinic; Pipes of Pan. MILDRED A. MERCER Secondary 164 WOODLAND AVENUE COATESVILLE, PA. Clubs: French, Secretary 1,2,3, Psychology. MARY JANE MEROLD Secondary 713 COLVl ELL ROAD SWARTHMORE, PA. WRA; Cubs: Geography, Debate, Secretary 2, Government. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 149 BARBARA A. MERRiCK Health end Physical Education 634 DAYTON ROAD BRYN MAWR, PA. WRA, Clubs: Newman, Major, Valkyrie, Booster; Floor Govern- ment; Fire Brigade. MARILYN A. MESSINGER Elementary 401 KLEIN AVENUE LEBANON, PA. Clubs: Newman, Neithian, Booster; Fire Brigade; Junior Class Committee. MARY ANN MILIOTO Elementary 1039 KERLIN STREET CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Newman, Booster, Rec- ord, Government, Psychology, Glee Club; Band, Elementary Orchestra; Fire Brigade. E. LANCE MILLER Health and Physical Education 14 MEETINGHOUSE ROAD HATBORO, PA. SCA, SGA; C ubs: Little Theater, Varsity, Friars, Major; Sports: Swimming, Track. F. MARILYN MILLER Music 55 PROSPECT AVENUE NORRISTOWN, PA. SCA; C ubs: College Choir, Sym- phony Orchestra, Sinfonietta, Siring Quartet. NANCY B. MILLER Music 132 FIRST AVENUE MALVERN, PA. WRA, IVCF, SCA; Clubs: Music, Record; College Choir, Intermed- iate Band, Women ' s Chorus, Symphony Orchestra. PHYLLIS A. MILLER Elementary 1338 PAOLI PIKE WEST CHESTER, PA. ACE, SCA; Clubs.- Bridge, Neith- ian; Women ' s Day Council. RAYMOND A. MILLER Music 503 MEADOWBROOK ROAD NORRISTOWN, PA. MENC; College Choir, Concert Band, Criterions, Veterans ' . west Chester state teachers college ISO ROBERT H. AAILLER Secondary 630 PARDEE STREET EASTON, PA. SCA; C ubs; Varsity, Math, Eng- lish; Sports: Basketball, Track. M. ANITA MONTEITH Music 25 COLFAX ROAD HAVERTOWN, PA. IVCF, Vice-President 4; Sym- phony Orchestra, College Choir, Sinfonietta. ESTHER M. MOORE Music 305 EAST MC KINLEY ST REET CHAMBERSBURG, PA. SCA, IVCF, MENC; Clubs: Little Theater; Intermediate Band, Women ' s Chorus, College Choir; Junior Class Committee. WILLIAM MOORE Secondary 407 WEST AVENUE JENKINTOWN, PA. Clubs; Varsity; Asst. Fire Mar- shal; Sports: Football, Intra- murals; Junior Class Committee. ROBERT J. MORAN Secondary 72 SAYERS AVENUE LANSDOWNE, PA. J. DAVID MORGAN Secondary 9 SOUTH BRANDYWINE STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Science; Sports; Wrest- Clubs: Geography; Men ' s Cho- ling. rus. EDWARD J. MORRELL l-lealtii and Physical Education 513 SHARP AVENUE GLENOLDEN, PA. Clubs: Varsity; Sports: Football. ELAINE M. MORRIS Elementary 78 HANDY ROAD LEVITTOWN, PA. SCA, IVCF, SNEA; Clubs: Geog- raphy; Women ' s Dormitory Council, Judicial Board, Judicial Council; Senior Class Committee; Serpentine. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 151 ADELE H. MORTON Elementary 6909 SHALKOP STREET PHILADELPHIA 28, PA. WRA, SCA, IVCF; Clubs: Sketch, President 3, Neithian, Little Theater; Speech Clinic; Campus Charities; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine. W. LEROY MOSHER Secondary 715 DARBY TERRACE Clubs: DARBY, PA. Math, Pinochle; Quad PATRICIA I. MOVER Elementary 1939 CONGRESS STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. SCA; Clubs: Philosophy, Glee Club, Neithian; Fire BrigacJe; Campus Charities; Senior Class Committee; Golden Rampage ; Serpentine. M. ELIZABETH MUELLER Health and Physical Education 201 ELIZABETH DRIVE LANCASTER, PA. SCA, IVCF, WRA; Clubs: Major, Valkyrie; Floor Government, President 3, Judicial Council, Advisory Board; Fire Brigade; Sports: Hockey, Volleyball, Man- ager 4, Cheerleading; Around the World ; Serpentine, Who ' s Who. MARGARET A. MUHA Elementary 1006 FIFTH STREET NORTH CATASAUQUA, PA. Clubs: Newman, Neithian, Eng- lish, Booster, Philosophy, Pin- ochle; Sporfs: Basketball, Volley- ball; Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles. DANIEL R. MURPHY Health and Physical Education 2127 OAKDALE AVENUE GLENSIDE, PA. Clubs: Major; Men ' s Dormitory Council; Sports: Football, Track, Soccer. PHYLLIS N. MUSCHLITZ Music R.D. 2 NAZARETH, PA. SCA, WRA, IVCF, SNEA, MENC; C ubs; Geography, Secretary 2, Little Theater. NANCY J. MUSSELMAN Elementary R.D. 4 QUAKERTOWN, PA. SCA, SNEA, Secretary 4, ACE, IVCF; Clubs: Geography, Little Theater, Booster; Pipes of Pan. west Chester state teachers college 152 FORREST N. MUTTER DAVID S. MYERS BEVERLY A. NARVEL THOMAS J. NEWLIN, JR. Health and Physical Education Secondary Elementary Music STRASBURG ROAD R.D. 1 R.D. 2 231 MONTGOMERY AVENUE 320 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. QUAKERTOWN, PA. WEST PITTSTON, PA. CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Veterans ' , Maior; Sports.- SCA, IVCF; Clubs: Varsity; SCA, WRA, Manager 2; Clubs.- Clubs- Phonograph; Sinfonietta, Football, Basketball. Sports; Baseball, Volleyball, Bas- Neithian; Fire Brigade; Campus Symphony Orchestra, Concert ketball. Chanties; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Pipes of Pan ; Serpentine. Band, Men ' s Chorus, College Choir. CLINTON F. NIEWEG Music 833 NORTH FOURTH STREET READING, PA. IDA L. NOBLE LINDA HARBAUGH NOEL SCA, MENC, Vice-President 3, President 4; Clubs: Phonograph, Elementary MILANVILLE, PA. Elementary 206 NORTH penn street EDWARD J. NOVAK Little Theater; Inter-Collegiate SCA, SNEA; Clubs: B idge, YORK, PA. Elementary Band, Symphony Orchestra, Con- Neithian, Vice-President 4, Phil- SCA, WRA; C(ubs.- Newman, 127 NORTH POPLAR STREET cert Band, Sinfonietta, Men ' s osophy, Glee Club; Pipes of Neithian, Booster; Floor Govern- ALLENTOWN, PA. Chorus, College Choir; Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, Serpen- ment; Sports: Cheerleading, Cap- IVCF; Clubs: Chess; Sports: In- Pan, Knickerbocker Holiday. tine. tain 4. Iramurals, Football. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine . . . . 153 JEANETTE C. NYCE Elementary BECHTELSVILLE, PA, SCA, Clubs: Glee Club, Neithian, Booster, Secretary 3; Junior Prom Queen ' s Court, Senior Class Committee. MARY ANN O ' BRIEN Elemenfary NEW LONDON, PA. WRA, SNEA; Clubs.- Newman, Neithian, Clothes and Person- ality; Fire Brigade; Freshman Class Committee; Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, Circulation Man- ager 3,4, Serpentine. ANTHONY J. OLIVEIRA Secondary R.D. 3 coatesville, pa. SNEA, SAA, Vice-President 4; Clubs: Newman, Government, Philosophy, President 3, Friars; Sports: Intramurals; Faculty-Stu- dent Leadership; Senior Class Committee. PATRICIA R. ORLANDO Health and Physical Education 74 north sproul road broomall, pa. WRA; C ubs: Newman, Booster, Major, Valkyrie; Circus, Val- kyrie Show. ELAINE OTTAVIANO Elementary 836 BUSH STREET BRIDGEPORT, PA. C ubs: Psychology, Chess, Sec- retary 3; Pipes of Pan. JOSEPH A. PAGNOTTO Secondary 10 WEST TURNBULL AVENUE HAVERTOWN, PA. C ubs: Newman, Philosophy, President 3, Vice-President 4, Little Theater; Campus Charities. SALLY ANN PANNELL Secondary toughkenamon, pa. Clubs: French. BARBARA J. PAPALE Health and Physical Education 1 1 2 BRIDGE STREET MORTON, PA. WRA, Manager 3, IVCF; Clubs: Major, Treasurer, Valkyrie; Big- Little Sister; Sports: Hockey, Cap- tain 4, Lacrosse. west Chester state teachers college 154 BETTY PAPALE Health and Physical Education 1 1 2 BRIDGE STREET MORTON, PA. WRA, IVCF; Clubs: Major, Phil- osophy, Valkyrie, Secretary- Treasurer 3,4; Floor Government, Social Chairman 3; Fire Brigade; Sports: Hockey, Lacrosse; Junior, Senior Class Committee; Serpen- tine, Women ' s Sports Editor. ELENE J. PAPPAS Elementary 231 WEST BERKLEY STREET PHILADELPHIA 44, PA. C ubs: Newman, Booster, Geog- raphy, Philosophy, Neithian; Fire Brigade; Speech Clinic; Sophomore, Junior Class Com- m.ttees; Knickerbocker Holi- day, Pipes of Pan. DOROTHY AA. PAULES Music 713 HELLAM STREET WRIGHTSVILLE, PA. SCA, IVCF, MENC; Clubs- Wom- en ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Choir; Fire Brigade. ROBERT W. PEARCE Elementary 1332 CALWELL ROAD CONSHOHOCKEN, PA. Clubs: Veterans ' . L A fc. A k jUiJLJ GARY A. PENROD BARBARA A. PETROHOY ANNE B. PETROSKY SAMUEL PHILLIPS Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary 285 CHESWOLD ROAD RACE TRACK ROAD 1200 EAST POPLAR STREET PERKIOMENVILLE, PA DREXEL HILL, PA. PARKESBURG, PA. YORK, PA. Ctubs: Chess. SCA; Clubs: Newman, Photog- Clubs: English, Little Theater, WRA; Clubs: Newman, Neithian, raphy, Friars; Men ' s Dormitory Sketch; Serpentine. Bridge; Floor Government, Pres- Council; Campus Charities; Fac- ident 4, Advisory Board, Big- ulty-Student Leadership; Junior Little Sister; Fire Brigade; Junior, Class Committee; Quad Angles, Senior Class Committees. Feature Editor 2,3, Co-Editor 4. graduating class of n i neteen fift y -n i n e . . 155 GAIL M. PITTS Elementary 135 FREEPORT ROAD BUTLER, PA. SCA, WRA, SNEA; Clubs; Little Theater, Vice-President 3, Glee Club; Fire Brigade,- Speech Clinic; Pipes of Pan, KnicRer- bocker Holiday ; Serpentine. A. RICHARD POLIS Secondary 4818 N. THIRTEENTH STREET PHILADELPHIA 41 , PA. Clubs: Hillel, Bridge; Campus Charities; Senior Class Commit- tee. JEANNETTE FREY POWEL Elementary 742 OATMAN STREET YORK, PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs: Neithian, Booster; Big-Little Sister; Fire Brigade; Speech Clinic; Sopho- more Class Committee; Pipes of Pan, Golden Rampage. JANE ANN POWELL Elementary 301 RIDGE STREET ASHLEY, PA. SCA, IVCF, SNEA; Clubs: Bridge, Philosophy, Neithian; Pipes o Pan ; Serpentine. LOIS I. PRESTWOOD Elementary 426 righter ' s mill road gladwyne, pa. SNEA, IVCF; Clubs: Neithian Little Theater, Glee Club; Sym phony; Big-Little Sister; Fire Bri gade; Handbook Committee Chairman 3; Sophomore Class Committee, Pipes of Pan, ' Knickerbocker Holiday ; Ser PENTINE. WILMA HOFFMAN PROWELL Health and Physical Education 3016 BUTLER STREET HARRISBURG, PA. WRA, SCA; Clubs: Major, Val- kyrie; Big-Little Sister; Sports: Lacrosse; Serpentine. THOMAS PUGH Elementary 785 BRAXTON ROAD RIDLEY PARK, PA. SCA; Junior, Senior Class Com- mittees. MARY P. QUINLAN Health and Physical Education 198 BIDDULPH ROAD RADNOR, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Valkyrie, Major; Sports: Lacrosse. west Chester state teachers college 156 BARBARA E. REASER E. KARIN REDDING SCOTT L. REEVES JAMES R. REICHERT Elementary Secondary Music Secondary 2306 NORTHWOOD AVENUE 5817 FILBERT STREET 116 SOUTH CONCORD ROAD NORTH WARREN STREET EASTON, PA. PHILADELPHIA 39, PA. WEST CHESTER, PA. ORWICKSBURG, PA. WRA, SCA, SGA, President 3, WRA, SNEA; Clubs: Psychology, MENC; C ; u b s : Phonograph; SCA, SAA; C ubs; Booster, Vice- SAA, President 4; C ufas; Neith- Philosophy, Science; Big-Little Marching Band, Symphony Or- President 3; Sports: Basketball, ian, Philosophy, Floor Govern- Sister, Women ' s Day Council. chestra, Concert Band, Sinfoni- Manager 1,2,3,4; Faculty-Stu- ment, Vice-President 2,3, Dormi- etta. dent Leadership; Class Vice- tory Council, Advisory Board, President 4; Junior Class Com- Big-Little Sister; Speech Clinic; mittee; Ram ' s Horn, Editor 4, Campus Charities; Class Treas- Who ' s Who. urer 2; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Commit- tees; Faculty-Student Leadership; Quad Angles, Serpentine, Who ' s Who. JOAN B. REIF Elementary NORMAN J. REIGLE, JR. JUSTUS D. REYNOLDS, JR. 408 candlewood road Secondary Health and Physical Education JOAN ROBERTS RICCl broomall, pa. 349 SOUTH THIRD AVENUE 331 EAST MONTANA STREET Elementary WRA, SNEA; C ubs: Neithian, LEBANON, PA. PHILADELPHIA 19, PA. 444 NORTH SIXTY-SIXTH STREET Geography; Freshman, Sopho- SCA; C ubs: Chess, Geography, Clubs: Varsity, Major, Veterans ' ; PHILADELPHIA 31, PA. more, Junior, Senior Class Com- Science, President 2; Sports; Sports: Gymnastics, Co-Captain Clubs: Newman, Neithian, Phon- mittees. Wrestling. 2,3,4, Tennis, Manager 2. ograph, Radio, Secretary 1,2. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 157 LEONARD G. RICCI Health and Physical Education 1915 CHINCHESTER AVENUE LINWOOD, PA. Clubs: Newman, Major; Sports: Football, Track. EDNA MAE RICE Elementary 50 MERCY STREET PHILADELPHIA 48, PA. WRA, SAA, Secretary 3,4; Clubs Newman, Neithian, Geography Women ' s Dormitory Council, Ju dicial BoarcJ, Big-Little Sister Faculty - Student Leadership Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine, As- sistant Business Manager, Who ' s Who. ROBERT H. RICE Secondary 1 1 7 LINDEN street WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Geography, Photography, Government, Chess. DONALD RITTENHOUSE Music 55 PROSPECT AVENUE NORRISTOWN, PA. MENC; C u b s : Phonograph, Choir. JANET L. ROBINSON Health and Physical Education 5221 HORROCKS STREET PHILADELPHIA 24, PA. SAA, IVCF, WRA, Manager 3,4; Clubs: Major, Valkyrie; Women ' s Dormitory Council; Fire Brigade; Sports: Basketball, Tennis; Junior Class Committee. JOHN A. ROCCO Elementary 503 MAPLEWOOD AVENUE WAYNE, PA. Clubs: Varsity; Sports: Wrestling, Soccer, Co-Captain 4; Quad Angles, Serpentine. FRANCIS A. ROMANO Elementary 122 DOCK STREET SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Clubs: Newman, Psychology, Varsity, Photography; Sports: Golf. ALICE M. ROSEBERRY Elementary 2720 broad street easton, pa. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Neithian; Fire Brigade; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Pipes of Pan. west Chester state teachers college 158 ARLENE K. ROSEBERRY Elementary 2720 BROAD STREET EASTON, PA. WRA; Clubs. Newman, Neithian, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4; Floor Government, Secretary- Treasurer 2; Fire Brigade; Fac- ulty-Student Leadership; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Pipes of Pan. JEANETTE A. RUANO Elementary 505 WEST SECOND STREET BIRDSBORO, PA. SCA, WRA, Manager 2,3,4; Clubs: Newman, Philosophy, Neithian, Little Theater; Junior Class Committee. JOSEPH RUTH Health and Physical Education 713 STANBRIDGE STREET NORRISTOWN, PA. Clubs: Varsity, Major, Veterans ' , Gym Exhibition; Sports.- Weight Lifting, Golf, Gymnastics. MERCEDES A. SADLER Elementary 6234 WASHINGTON AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 43, PA. C ubs: Psychology, Phonograph. DOLORES SANTISO Health and Physical Education LAKE ARIEL, PA. WRA; C ubs: Newman, Major, Valkyrie; Fire Brigade; Sports: Lacrosse, Intramurals. JOHN M. SARIAN Music 740 SOUTH SIXTIETH STREET PHILADE LPHIA 43, PA. Clubs: Hillel, Science, Art. JOHN F. SCHMIDT Health and Physical Education 109 CANTERBURY DRIVE CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Newman, Booster, Philos- C ubs. Major; Men ' s Day Coun- HELEN E. SCHENKEL Seconder 7397 WHEELER STREET PHILADELPHIA 42, PA. ophy, English. cil; Sports; Intramurals. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 159 CARL M. SCHNELLENBACH Health and Physical Education 559 CHESTNUT STREET WEST READING, PA. Clubs. Major, Veterans ' ; Sports: Swimming, Track. PATRICIA A. SENSENIG Elementary 424 NORTH MATLACK STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. WRA, ACE; Clubs: Newman, Neithian; Floor Government; Speech Clinic; Junior Class Com- mittee. MARY JANE SCHRADER Elementary CHESTER HEIGHTS, PA. WRA, IVCF; Clubs; Neithian, Psychology, Bridge, Geography. H. ERIK SHAAR Music 425 COLLEGE AVENUE LANCASTER, PA. SAA, MENC; Clubs.- Fnars; Men ' s Dormitory Council; Sinfonietta, Symphony Orchestra, String Quartet; Sports.- Swimming; Class Vice-President 1; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committee; Who ' s Who. JUNE C. SCHREY Elementary 6914 RISING SUN AVENUE PHILADE LPHIA 11, PA. SCA, IVCF, WRA; Clubs. Neith- ian, Sketch; Senior Class Com- mittee; Pipes of Pan, Golden Rampage ; Serpentine. A. BRUCE SHENK Secondary governor road hershey, pa. Clubs.- Varsity, Geography, Math; Sports- Football, Track, Captain 4, Intramurals; Quad Angles, Sports Editor 3,4. JOAN K. SCHROEDER Elementary 252 W. WILKES-BARRE STREET EASTON, pa. WRA, Manager 3, SNEA; Clubs: Newman, Treasurer 3, Photog- raphy; Women ' s Dormitory Coun- cil, Secretary 4; Fire Brigade; Faculty - Student Leadership, Sophomore, Junior Class Com- mittees; Golden Rampage ; Serpentine, Editor-in-Chief, Who ' s Who. JOSEPH SHIELDS Health and Physical Education 2 1 3 ASH ROAD GARDEN CITY CHESTER, PA. Clubs- Veterans ' , Major; Sports: Football, Intramurals; Circus. west Chester state teachers college 160 JUANITA G. SHIRK Music 410 CHESTNUT STREET MILTON, PA. IVCF, MENC; College Choir, Women ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Concert Band. DOROTHY LOU SHISLER Elementary 2927 DENISE ROAD NORRITON GARDENS NORRISTOWN, PA. IVCF, SNEA; C ubs. Neithian; Spor(s: Intramurals; Serpen- tine. JOHN L. SHISLER Health and Physical Education 318 SOUTH WALNUT STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs. Veterans ' , Major; Sports: Football, Weight Lifting, Football, Student Line Coach 4. WAYNE R. SHULER Health and Physical Education MARKET STREET LIVERPOOL, PA. SCA; Clubs: Major; Sports.- Base- ball, Intramurals. N. JOAN SICKLER Music R.D. 3 WYOMING, PA. SCA, WRA, MENC; Clubs: Psy- chology; Women ' s Chorus, Col- lege Choir; Fire Brigade. AAYLES V. SILBERSTEIN Secondary 4 1 02 GILHAM STREET PHILADELPHIA 35, PA. Clubs: Art, Music, Philosophy, Psychology, Debate; Sports: In- tramurals. SANDRA B. SILVER Elerventary 5652 BEAUMONT AVENUE PHILADE LPHIA 43, PA. C ubs: Hillel, Secretary 2, Chap- lain 3; Fire Brigade. NORMA R. SILVIOTTI Secondary R.D. 4 EASTON, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Math; Serpentine, Typing Editor. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 161 JOSEPH SIMON RUDINE SIMS ROY L. SKILES CYNTHIA S. SMALL Music Elementary Secondary Elementary 466 EAST TENTH STREET 427 SANDERSON STREET 428 FOURTH AVENUE 344 SPRING VALLEY ROAD NORTHAMPTON, PA. POTTSVILLE, PA. PARKESBURG, PA. SPRINGFIELD, PA. MENC; Clubs: Newman, Accord- SCA; Clubs. Neithian, Secretary SAA; Clubs; Friars, Treasurer 4, SCA, WRA; Clubs; Neithian. ion, President 2,3,4, Music. 3,4; Glee Club, President 4; Geog raphy; Sports.- Baseball; Radio, Philosophy; College Choir. Women ' s Dormitory Council, Ad- Campus Charities; Sophomore, visory Board, Treasurer 4, Ju- Junior, Senior Class Comm ttees; dicial Council; Grammar Clinic; Serpentine. Campus Charities; Faculty-Stu- dent Leadership; Senior Class Committee; Pipes of Pan ; Who ' s Who. MARY ELLEN SNIVELY ANNA MARIE SMITH Elementary Music 74 PENN AVENUE DENNIS W. SMITH DALE H. SMOOT 3135 OCTAGON AVENUE WILSHIRE HILLS EXETER, PA. Elementary Elementary SINKING SPRINGS, PA. MENC: Clubs. Newman; Sym- 415 WOODLAND VIEW DRIVE 296 MAIN STREET SCA, WRA, SNEA, IVCF, ACE; phony Orchestra, Concert Band, YORK, PA. TELFORD, PA. Clubs: Booster; Campus Chari- Sinfonietta, College Choir; Fire IVCF; Clubs. Accordion; March- Clubs : Newman, Veterans ' , Gov- ties; Junior Class Committee; Brigade. ing Band, Concert Band. ernment. Quad Angles, Serpentine. west Chester state teachers college 162 JANET I. SNYDER Elementary READING, PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs: Neithian, Booster, Glee Club; Big-Little Sister; Fire Brigade; Junior Prom Queen ' s Court; Sophomore Class Committee; Pipes of Pan. DOLORES SOLICK Music 1 1 5 WEST FELL STREET SUMMIT HILL, PA. MENC; Clubs: Newman, Glee Club; College Choir, Mixed Cho- rus, Concert Band; Knicker- bocker Holiday. HELEN K. SOLLIDAY Music BLOOMING GLEN, PA. MENC, SCA, IVCF; College Choir, Women ' s Chorus; Big-Little Sister; Fire Brigade; Serpen- tine. MICHAEL A. SOSH Health and Physical Education 647 PINE street READING, PA. Clubs: Newman, Major; Sporfs: Soccer, Tennis. MADELINE M. STANESKI CHARLES A. STANSFIELD MARTIN H. STERN Music Secondary Health and Physical Education A. REID STONER 1 106 NEW YORK AVENUE 4557 SHELMIRE AVENUE 529 LARCHWOOD AVENUE Health and Physical Education WEST CHESTER, PA. PHILADELPHIA 36, PA. UPPER DARBY, PA. ROUTE 3 MENC; Clubs: Newman, Music, SCA; Clubs: Astronomy, Vice- Clubs: Hillel, Varsity, Major; LITITZ, PA. Radio; College Choir, Women ' s President 2, Geography, Presi- Sporfs; Track, Cross Country, SCA; Clubs: Major, Veterans ' ; Chorus. dent 4, Science. Wrestling. Sporfs: Baseball, Intramurals. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 163 GLORIA E. STRACK Health and Physical Education 112 NORTH STATE ROAD UPPER DARBY, PA. WRA, IVCF; Clubs: Valkyrie, President 4, Major; Fire Brigade; Freshman, Junior Class Commit- tees; Circus. MARJORIE R. STROMBERG Music 213 KENSINGTON AVENUE LYNBROOK, N. Y. WRA; Sinfonietta, College Choir, Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band, String Trio; Fire Brigade. JULIA P. SULLIVAN Secondary 34 WOODLAWN AVENUE COLLINGSWOOD, N. J. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Math. MARGARET M. SYCAMORE Health and Physical Education 2419 HIRST TERRACE HAVERTOWN, PA, WRA, Manager 3, SGA; Clubs.- Valkyrie; Women ' s Dormitory Council, Big-Little Sister, Co- Chairman 4; Sports: Basketball, Manager 4; Senior Class Com- mittee; Circus ; SERPENTINE; Who ' s Who. FREDERICK R . THOMPSON Secondary 403 STRASBURG AVENUE PARKESBURG, PA. C ubs: Geography; Sports: Foot- ball, Manager, Baseball, Man- ager. JUDITH A. TOMLINSON Elementary 224 SOUTH WALNUT STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Booster, Treasurer 3, Neithian; Fire Bri- gade; Junior Prom Queen ' s Court. LUCILLE PONATOSKI TORO Music 831 PINE STREET KULPMONT, PA. MENC, WRA; Clubs: Newman, Photography; College Choir, Concert Band, Elementary Or- chestra; Fire Brigade. RACHEL E. TRIMPEY Health and Physical Education R.D. 1 YORK, PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs: Valkyrie; Women ' s Dormitory Council, Treasurer 4; Circus. west Chester state teachers college 164 FRANCIS P. TUSAK AAARYANN F. TUSTIN PAUL F. VANDERSLICE JAMES VARRATO, JR. Elementary Music Music Secondary 1266 EAST FOURTH STREET R.D. 1 212 OLD LANCASTER ROAD 330 MOREWOOD AVENUE BETHLEHEM, PA. ELVERSON, PA. DEVON, PA. BLAIRSVILLE, PA. Clubs: Newman; Sports: Intra- MENC; Clubs: Little Theater, MENC; Concert Band, Marching Clubs: Geography, Varsity murals, Track. Radio; College Choir. Band, College Choir, Criterions, Director 3, Who ' s Who. Sports: Basketball. RONALD J. VERDIER Health and Physical Education ANTHONY J. VOCI 1212 WEST POPLAR STREET JAY F. VICK Secondary YORK, PA. Secondary 2302 SOUTH NINTH STREET Clubs: Major, Newman; Sporfs: 24 SYCAMORE AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 48, PA. Golf, Track; Junior Class Com- MORTON, PA. Clubs: Newman; Sports.- Intra- mittee. Clubs: Psychology, Veterans ' . murals. JOSEPHINE M. VOLPE Music 837 HAWS AVENUE NORRISTOWN, PA. WRA; Clubs: Bridge, Music, Psy- chology; Concert Band, Inter- mediate Band, College Choir, Women ' s Chorus; Women ' s Day Council. t«k.A graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 165 ELAAIRA B. WAGNER Elementary 718 HILLTOP ROAD SPRINGFIELD, PA. SCA, SNEA, WRA; Clubs-. Neifh- ian. Geography; Fire Brigade; Junior, Senior Class Committees, Pipes of Pan ; Serpentine. ROBERT W. WAGNER Music WEST STATE STREET NICHOLSON, PA. C ubs; Phonograph; Coliega Choir, Mixed Chorus, Men ' s Chorus; Sports: Intramurals. NORMAN D. WALCK Health and Physical Education 228 WEST MINER STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Veterans ' , Major; Sports: Intramurals. WILLIAM C. WALTERS Secondary 51 WYNNEDALE ROAD NARBERTH, PA. SNEA, Treasurer 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4; SCA; C ubs: Psychology, English, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Epicurean, Little Theater, Friars; Faculty-Student Leader- ship; Class Secretary 2, Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior Class Committees; Serpentine, Busi- ness Manager; Who ' s Who. M. CAROL WARREN Elementary 2462 EASTWOOD DRIVE YORK, PA. SCA, WRA; Clubs: Bridge, Neithian, Booster; Fire Brigade; Sophomore, Junior Class Com- mittees; Pipes of Pan, ' Circus ; Serpentine. EDITH G. WATERS Elementary 6486 ROSS street PHILADELPHIA 19, PA. Clubs: Photography. MARY ANNE WATSON Elementary 27 SOUTH MAPLE LANE WEST CHESTER, PA. V RA, Manager 2; Clubs: Clothes and Personality; Vi omen ' s Day Council. RUTH ANN WATSON Music 358 WEST penn avenue ROHESONIA, PA. SCA, MENC; Clubs: Phonograph; Concert Band, Women ' s Chorus, College Choir; Knickerbocker Holiday. west Chester state teachers college 166 C. WILLIAM WAXBOM Secondary 121 WEST VIRGINIA AVENUE WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Science, Photography; Men ' s Day Council; Sports: Cross Country, Track. PRISCILLA J. WEAVER Health and Physical Education BIRD-IN-HAND, PA. SCA, WRA, Manager 4, SGA; Clubs: Major, Valkyrie, Glee Club; Women ' s Dormitory Coun- cil; Advisory Board, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Big-Little Sister; Junior Prom Queen ' s Court; Faculty- Student Leadership. EDMUND B. WEBB Secondary 1216 MADISON AVENUE PROSPECT PARK, PA. Clubs: Geography. NANCY J. WEBER Elementary 319 SOUTH SCOTT AVENUE GLENOLDEN, PA. SCA, SNEA, WRA; C ubs. Neith- ian. Booster; Fire Brigade; Speech Clinic; Pipes of Pan. S. ARLENE WEIBLEY Music elliottsburg, pa. IVCF, SCA, MENC; C ubs. Music, Phonograph; Women ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, College Choir. TERRY M. WEIDNER Secondary 34 SPRUCE STREET EMMAUS, PA. SCA; C ubs: Science, Friars; Sports: Tennis; Junior Class Com- mittee. FRANCES L. WEINMAYR Health and Physical Education LADENBERG, PA. WRA; Clubs: Newman, Valkyrie, Major; Fire Brigade; Sports: Hockey, Basketball, Lacrosse, Manager 3, Intramurals; Serpen- tine, Who ' s Who. BARBARA WEIR Secondary 307 SHARPLESS STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. WRA; Clubs: Science, Secretary 1; Women ' s Day Council; Ad- visory Board, Secretary 3; Big- Little Sister, Co-Chairman 2,3; Faculty-Student Leadership; Jun- ior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine. graduating class of nineteen fifty -nine 167 JOHN I. WENDLAND Health and Physical Education 5758 COLGATE STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. Clubs: Varsity; Sports: Football, Baseball. HELEN E. WHELAN Secondary 162 HART LANE SPRINGFIELD, PA. Clubs: Government; Quad Angles. KENNETH R. WHISLER Health and Physical Education 322 E. areba avenue HERSHEY, PA Clubs; Major; Sports: Wrestling. DAVID R. WILKINSON Health and Physical Education WATERLOO ROAD DEVON, PA. Clubs: Major, Little Theater; Sports: Intramurals. HOWARD E. WILL Secondary 2024 EAST ELKHART STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. JAMES E. WILLIAMS Secondary 735 BUCK LANE HAVERFORD, PA. SCA, IVCF; Clubs: Geography, Chess, Vice-President, Friars, Varsity, Philosophy, Vice-Presi- dent; Men ' s Dormitory Council; Sports: Cross Country, Track; Junior Class Treasurer 3,4; Fac- JOYCE E. WILLIAMS Health and Physical Education 213 CHESTNUT STREET ARDMORE, PA. SCA; Clubs: Philosophy, Val- kyrie; Symphony Orchestra; Big- Little Sister; Fire Brigade; Spores: LOUISE M. WILSON Elementary PRIZER ROAD KIMBERTON, PA. SCA; Clubs: Geography; Sporfs: ulty-Student Leadership; Golden Hockey, Basketball, Lacrosse, SCA, IVCF, SNEA; Clubs: Phil- Football, Intramurals. Rampage ; Who ' s Who. Softball. osophy. west Chester state teachers college 168 FRANCIS AA. WINIARSKI Music 2738 SWARTS STREET CHESTER, PA. C ubs; Phonograph, Accordion,- Mixed Chorus, College Choir, Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Criterions, Brass Ensemble. JOAN C. WOLFMAN Elementary 2206 RHONDA ROAD BROOMALL, PA, Clubs: Hillel; Speech Clinic; Cam- pus Charities. RICHARD J. WORLEY Health and Physical Education 71 1 SUMMIT AVENUE PROSPECT PARK, PA. Clubs: Veterans ' , Major, Varsity; Sporfs: Football, Junior Manager, Intramurals; Junior Class Com- mittee; Who ' s Who. FRANK J. WRIGHT Secondary 120 WEST MINER STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Government; Sports Swimming. ELIZABETH ANN YEAGLE Elementary 1091 KINGS AVENUE CORNWELLS HEIGHTS, PA. SCA, IVCF, WRA; Clubs: Neith- ian; Sports: Swimming; Senior Class Committee; Pipes of •Pan ; Serpentine. RICHARD B. YODER Health and Physical Education 500 west gay street west CHESTER, PA. Clubs: Major, Art, Varsity, Treas- urer; Sporfs: Football, intra- murals; Who ' s Who. ROY W. YOST Secondary 8050 LISTER STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. Clubs: Veterans ' , Government, President. N. BARBARA YOUNG Elementary 904 haws avenue norristown, pa. SCA, SNEA; Clubs: Neithian, Little Theater, Glee Club; Floor Government, Social Chairman 3; Big-Little Sister; Fire Brigade; Senior Class Committee; Golden Rampage, Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles. graduating class of nineteen fifty-nine 169 WILLIAM P. YOUNG Health and Physical Education 222 PRINGLE STREET KINGSTON, PA. LEVI H. ZERR Secondary 425 MAIN STREET PARKESBURG, PA. FRANCES ANN ZUMMO Elementary 200 WEST BROWN STREET NORRISTOWN, PA. Clubs: Varsity, Major; Sports-. Clubs: Geography, Phonograph, SNEA; Clubs: Newman, Neithian, Wrestling, Track, Intramurals; Veterans ' , Secretary 3. Little Theater; Speech Clinic; Circus. Junior, Senior Class Committees; Golden Rampage, Pipes of Pan ; Quad Angles, Serpen- tine. - J jl -JTv ii B ft. ij S i Our appreciation is extended to the Daily Local News for several pictures which are included in the 1959 Serpentine. 170 3(n iHcmoriam HAROLD HESS 1936-1956 In the poem We Are Seven by William Wordsworth, a child delivers a beautiful message on love. From a family of seven brothers and sisters only she lives at home with her mother. Two reside in another village, two are at sea, and two dwell in God ' s Heavenly Kingdom. To the child, the family is not separated. We are seven, she insists. The class of ' 59 has four hundred fifty students present in the classroom and one in God ' s Heavenly Kingdom. But Harold is not separated from our class. He is with us always in spirit, mind, and memory. We are four hundred fifty- one, we insist. The Staff wishes to express its gratitude to the parents and business firms who have so thoughtfully and generously patronized The 7959 Serpentine. Mr. and Mrs. M. Abrams Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Allaman York, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Amatuzio Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Elizabeth Antonelli Chester, Pa. ( Mr, and Mrs. Maurice W. Aurand Lewistown, Pa. Mr. David H. Baker Columbia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ball Lake Ariel, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barbaretta, Sr Bridgeport, Pa. Mr. C. B. Barbour ' a, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barnshaw Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Beard Spring City, Pa. Mrs. Linwood Bechtel Pottstown, Pa. Mrs. Ruth Berger Hamburg, Pa. ( Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bonnette Upper Darby, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Bradford Spring City, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Brocksbank West Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. James Brokenshire Reading, Pa. Mr. Ira Buckwalter Honey Brook, Pa. Mr. Carl Buerklin Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Anne Bury Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Gladys G. Bythewood Haverford, Pa. Mr. Reeves Calloway Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mr. Yee S. Chan Lebanon, Pa. Mrs. Joseph L. Comber Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. John A. A. Crowley Penndel, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. G. Chester Davis Ashland, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Patsy DiDesidero Bridgeport, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sterling Devlin, Sr Phoenixville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Pierino DiGiovanni Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Louis DiJoseph Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Robert Donmoyer Lititz, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Downs Chester, Pa. 173 Mr. Howard C. Eagin Havertown Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Elsasser Yeadon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Euganeo Philadelphia Mr. George Evarts Lake Ariel Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Farrell Norristown Mr. and Mrs. John A. Festa Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fleming Boyertown Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Frantz Harrisburg Mr. Willard H. Frear Chester Mrs. Peter Gaydos Norristown Mr. and Mrs. Clifford German Allentown Ar. and Mrs. Charles H. Gerstemeier Elkins Park Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. Getty Telford Col. and Mrs. Henry Gorgodian Coopersburg Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Y. Gottshall Reading Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gregory Prospect Park Mr. and Mrs. George Grass Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. George F. Guenther Levittown Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Hanrahan Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harrington Philadelphia Mr. Albert S. Harris York Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harris Philadelphia Mr. Harold V. Harvison Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Hartel Morrisville Mr. Arthur R. Hartman Boyertown Brig. Gen. and Mrs. D. W. Heiman Arlington Mr, and Mrs. Charles Henry Manheim Mr. Guy R. Hess Peach Bottom Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Hetrick Beavertown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hillman Morrisville Mr. Earl F. Hoffman Penbrook Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hollinger Lancaster Mr. C. C. Howard Downingtown Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Va. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. 174 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbard Haverford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hunter Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hussey Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William Irons Lansdowne, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Jackson Ardmore, Pa. Mr. George F. Jarvis . . Reading, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kaplan West Hazleton, Pa. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Kehoe Drexel Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kenny York, Pa. Mr. Harold K. Kinsey Coatesville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Garlan J. Kise Columbia, Pa. Mr. Harvey Kline Souderton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kling Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Leand Knapp Nicholson, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Krier Willow Grove, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Krone Nev Cumberland, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kuchinsky Shenandoah, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuszyk Pottstown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Laros Easton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leight Quakertown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Lick Harrisburg, Pa. Mrs. Anna Lisetski Northampton, Pa. Mr. Elmer G. Lutte Northampton, Pa. Mrs. Florence Lynn Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. John M. McHale Ashland, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McKeever Collingdale, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Winfleld S. Markley Norristown, Pa. Mr. Robert Masenheimer Coploy, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John Merrick Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Miller Hatboro, Pa. Mr. John Miller Norristown, Pa. Mrs. Martha I. Moore Chambersburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Moran Trevose, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Eberlin S. Morgan West Chester, Pa. 175 Mr. John T. Moyer Allentown, Pa. C.P.O. and Mrs. William E. Munns Lancaster, Pa. Mr. Reynold Musselman Quakertown, Pa. Mr. Samuel M. Myers Quakertown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Noble Milanville, Pa. Mr. Charles H. O ' Brien New London, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Oliveira Coatesville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Penrod Drexel Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Phillips Perkiomenville, Pa. Mr. Thomas Powell Ashley, Pa. Dr. and Mrs. Elwood L. Prestwood Gladwyne, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Pugh Ridley Park, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reaser Easton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. James Reichert Orwigsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reynolds Willow Grove, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Rice Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Robinson Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Santo Ruano Birdsboro, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Samworth Malvern, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John William Schrey Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. William Schroeder Easton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Shaar Lancaster, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Shenk Hershey, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shirk Milton, Pa. Mr. Frank Shisler . Norristown, Pa. Mr. Miles L. Shuler Liverpool, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Beark M. Sims Pottsville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Skiles Parkesburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Small Springfield, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, Sr Exeter, Pa. Mr. D. Walter Smith York, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Solliday, Jr. - Blooming Glen, Pa. Mr. Francis P. Sosh Reading, Pa. 176 I Mr. Stanley Staneski West Chester, Pa. ) Mr. C. Stansfield Philadelphia, Pa. I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Strack Upper Darby, Pa. j Mr. Everett C. Stromberg Lynbrook, N. Y I Mr. John C. Sycamore Havertown ) Mr. Elmer W. Thompson Parkesburg t Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tusak Bethlehem j Mrs. Mary P. Vann Bryn Mawr I Mr. and Mrs. James Verdier York ' ) Walters Grains Co., Inc. Philadelphia l Mrs. Lillian Gillies Ward Philadelphia 5 Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey W. Warren York I Mr. Walter Watson West Chester •f Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Weaver Bird-in-Hand ( Weber Electric Glenolden Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. 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Sciarretta Downingtown I Jake Shur ' s Army-Navy Store 34 West Gay Street, West Chester ) Mr. and Mrs. Monis Yeager West Chester I Compliments of Daily Local News b Compliments of a friend Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. 177 A Yearbook Staff with Ideals plus A Publisher who Cares equals A Yearbook of Excellence WE ARE QUMIEIED LOcust 4-6171 WILLIAM T. COOKE PUBLL 21 SOUTH 21ST STREET PHILADELPHIA 3 PENNSYLVANIA LETTERPRESS • ENGRAVING • OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY FOR CONVENIENCE TO PHILADELPHIA ' S WESTERN SUBURBS PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN TRANSPORTATION CO. The Store of Nationally Acii ' ertised Brands HOBERMAN ' S Wearing Apparel for Girls and Women Cor. Church Chestnut Streets WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OW 6-2971 Compliments of RALPH G. SMITH, INC. Moving and Storage • 239 E. Market Street WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-4200 JOSEPH J. ZUMMO HARDWARE • 2 59 Main Street NORRISTOWN, PA. Phone: BR 5-3137 SNYDER ' S NEWS SHOP, INC. • 3 3 West Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. OW 6-2717 Phone: OWen 6-0744 HOFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY Lumber • Office: Union Franklin Streets WEST CHESTER, PA. Compliments of UNITED DAIRY EQUIPMENT CO. 179 Since 1887 DENNEY TAGS West Chester, Pa. Compliments of JOHN I. TAYLOR MUSIC STORE Compliments of ON TIME CLEANERS • 166 W. Market Street WEST CHESTER, PA. THE BOOTERY Quality Footwear • 12 6-2 8 N. High Street WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-5384 For Friendly Service Shop At The House of Quality J. B. SIMON AND BRO. Gifts - HoHseivares Hardwares - Paints • 127 W. Gay Street OWen 6-1912 Tele-N-Order Service SPEARE ' S Wearing Apparel, Lingerie • 43-45 W. Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Complitnents of DEHAVEN ' S DRUG STORE RALPH L. EASTER and ROBERT H. MILLER Proprietors • 106 W. Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. 180 Phone: OWen 6-5404 ESPOSITO Aiito Top — Seat Covers Auto Glass — Truck Cushions • 63 8 Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. WEBB JEWELRY STORE Since 1876 • 27 W. Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. HARRIS JEWELERS National Brand Watches Feattire-Lock Diamonds Skillful Watch Repairing Hand Engraving Photo Supplies — Movie Cameras • 12 W. Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. JOHN ' S HAIR STYLING SALON Air Conditioned Hair Coloring and Permanent Waving • 109 W. Market Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OWen 6-5730 Compliments of LEE ' S ORIENTAL MART • 136 or 152 W. Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-1540 WEST CHESTER HARDWARE CO. Hardtvare — Glass B.P.S. Paints • 113-15 W. Market Street WEST CHESTER, PA. J. LEON HAGERTY Coal - Wood - Fuel Oil Building Material • 3 00 East Union Street Phones: OWen 6-1211 OWen 6-0760 FRUIT GROWERS OF CHESTER COUNTY, INC. 2 50 S. Franklin Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OWen 6-042 5 • Everything for the Farm, the Orchard, and Your Home 181 MOSTELLER ' S A Department Store for All the People ' ' • West Chester, Pennsylvania Compliments of BRANDYWINE BOOK STORE • 3 2 W. Market Street WEST CHESTER, PA. BRANDYWINE MUSHROOM • West Chester, Pa. Compliments of BOB BARNES International Trucks Sales and Service • 711 Bolman Street WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-3141 VILLAGE FLORIST Oldest Original in Toivn! • 1 W. Market Street OWen 6-3164 MARINELLI SERVICE STATION Esso Service Center • 1070 DeKalb Street, Route 202 BRIDGEPORT, PA. Phone: BR 5-8440 Compliments of CARL ' S BARBERS • 1 E. Market Street WEST CHESTER, PA. 182 THE YARN SHOP Full Line and Knitting Yarns • 109 N. Church Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OW 6-7746 ' Personalized Portraits of Distinction • N. D. FREEMAN 20 N. Church Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Coniplivtents of TOM LEE LAUNDRY • 152 W. Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. G. S. MICHENER Stationery — Office Equipment • 100 W. Market Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OWen 6-2277 Notary Public STEPHAN ZAPPALA Real Estate Insurance • 414 W. Third Street CHESTER, PA. Dial 3-8421 Compliments of BRIGGS SPORTING GOODS Gay and Church Streets WEST CHESTER, PA. • BILL GREEN, Proprietor MAURICE DANA Elegant Fashions • Corner of Church and Market Streets OWen 6-4010 CARLSON ' S AUTO BODY WORKS G. WIDEN, Proprietor 5 1 5 E. Market Street WEST CHESTER, PA. • 24-Hour Towing Service Day: OWen 6-0621 Nite: OWen 6-2757 or OWen 6-1318 183 ZAMSKY STUDIOS 1007 Market Street Philadelphia OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Negatives of portraits appearing in this annual are kept on file. Photographs -may be ordered. 184 - . --% ' k «i : i •■:.; M ' m- :-- i - y ' t