William Penn High School - Memories Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

.v 1252 is wwf it aw in my 54 as . W f ' , -X at vm My W :fag ' if N' WWWQE :Q -..PsNNe.M if Q? Q Wt ,1, W ,..-.,..Y,. H ..,. it S na Q V-'x A rf 5 is PENN UILL 1955 gums--ua REW be forgoffen lafer. We would lllce io 'I'hanlc all fhe and friends who helped us fo possible. Now we presenf fo you, +he faculiy, Wm. Penn, your I955 annual. days fo come we hope fhis Many years from now, fhis I955 annual and in high school. Many of fo life by The sighi of an old We on ihe sfaff sincerely hope 'l'ha+ Quill will help relive your high ii' bring you ioy on a reminiscenir ihe fuiure. We also hope +ha+ if will closer +o your presenf friends, fhai' 'l'hey THE CO-EDIT DEDICATION In the dignits of the noblest sense thex haue instructed us encouraged us and led us by their examples Alu ass ready to understand to sympathize to laugh thes haxe gn en freels of their time talent and themsclxes A gift of serx ice and spirit on the part xx hich in countless xxaxs builds the morale of students and aids them in the quest for learning, .md good citizenship has meant throughout the years a greater XX m Penn High School XY ith the sincere respect the love the gratitude that are so rightfully theirs we proudly dedicate this 1955 Penn Quill to OUR FACULTX and ADMIN- ISTRATORS. SENIORS TABLE 0 UNDERCLASSMEN ADMINISTRATION CGNTENTS ACTIVITIES MUSIC ig. ATHLETICS Lao PENN QUILL STAFF I 1 .I1 Standing: C. Melvin, Mr. Stanis. B. Morris, M. Guitliclas. Seated: H. Hultnian. XV. Thornton. T. Albury, P. Petlcham. B, Johnston. F. Andruslco. M. Kinsell.1. Ljfwxiisi Shzff l'vI'.1I1l'i Antlrusko B.IflI7.lI'.l -lohnston XVt1yi1e Thornton Ar! Etflfm' Charles Melvin Y'iifV1f1g Cmuwzfltt Teresa Albury Marjorie Guididrls Maureen Kinsella B11si'i11w.i' ,lltzzzizger Harold I-Iultman Ar! Adziwin' Mr. Charles Bleakney Aff: imrf Mr. Stanley Stanis Mr. Eugene Burher Ec1lf.'ff7'i Bill Morris Penne Perltluin ADMINISTRATION -I, R. Kleckner, Sew'en11 3 George H. Kleaver james M. Rosbrow XY'illiam MeKelxey, IWW Pi-Liiiilwif J. Herbert Tobin, P ,-tf . mmf BOARD OF EDUCATIO We want to thank our Board of Education for their ever-present interest and leadership during our high school years. What they have done in our behalf will serve as an inspiration for us to strive toward even greater achieve- ments in the future. LOARD of lQUL'CA l lr 'X ', Higunurr Tonxx, Prfiidcul 'A ILLXABI J. AICKELYEY, Jn., Vice Plflffiflll 'Exotics H. Kumvu huns M. Rosnreow -N ,,..-f !7 VINE NEW CASTLE SP1-:c1.xL Sigirmc llisikici' J. R. KLECKNER, Sripcrizzirrzrfnzt nf Srlmnlc New CASTLE, Dm.1m'.xRE Telephone 3544 PKINCIIKXLS CHARLES lf. Sxrxrn, Wm. Penn High Slime! Jnrrs C. Morrnrr, Jiz., Axsixlimt Elementary Schools JOSEPH H. ESHLEMAN, Superiiising Principal Rrcuxzw G. SIUDENMUND, Carrie Downie Stkaol Livi-xcsrox A. Clzoss, WUmington Manor Scluol Cnr, A. XVILSOX, Manor Park School Dear Seniors, The Board of Education joins the Superintendent of Schools in extending our congratu- lations upon your graduation from the William Penn High School. We know that you are proud to graduate from William Penn and you have every reason to be proud. Those of you who have worked to the limit of your abilities have prepared yourselves well for your next step. If you continue to put forth your best effort in your work or in additional training beyond high school, you will lead a full, rich life with many rewardsg and at the same time you will be a fine upstanding citizen of your community. We invite your continued interest in the affairs and problems of the schools so that future generations of young men and women will have even better educational oppor- tunities. We wish you every success. JOSEPH R. KLECKNER Superinlendenl of School: Ns a. I F. ...,.., , nit x .X r. K 15.4, MR. JAMES C. MOFFETT, JR. Afyirlazzl Principal Sf!-1 asa., A MFSSACI IRONI 'IHI PRINCIPAL Not so many years igo 1 boy of sthool age who had been an inyalid most of his lite ind who found it difficult to walk eyen vsith the lid ot trutthes yvis obseryed by a teather to tall in the sthool torridor The teuher immedi ately rushed to his aid and inquired it he were hurt The boy was quick to reply N sir I am not hurt I haw. learned how to fall There is a xaluable lesson for all ot us in the reply of this young chap Unless you are an unusual person there will be many times in your life when you will meet with falls in the form of disappointments and failures. If you have learned how co meet them then they need not be diseouraging. It is necessary for you to learn how to fall. Xia N-D COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs X 1rQ1n1a Ryan Mr Iugenc Eogler Mr C hlrlcs Horn Mrs Pearl Lancaster Mr lohn May Nlr Edu 1rd XY'h1tc MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr Donald Murtaugh Mrs Cathcrme Murph, Mr Maynard Rlenbold Mr Arthur Mlttcson Mr Eugene Bucher HOME EC DEPARTMENT M155 Louxse Archrbold Mrs Eleanor Daudson ft? ML SIC DEPARTMI INT r XX 11l1tt Pancoqst hir Charles Rnd L 11 'viva' INDUSTRIAI ARTS DEPARTMENT r Mr Herbert Hunt Robert Benson Mel Chelosky Edmond Brgler XIN xNXJ rgd X SPI C IAI Sl RX ICI D1 PARTMI NT Mrs Ixxthtrxn Armstrong, Nirs Mme Id lgllf. Mrs llurc me Nuxton rh- SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Francls Fenton Alden Faudre Eugene Bucher Wrllnam Cole Roberf Ney rl! E If is sl? QM 2 ,if ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Fred Thompson Mrs. Pearl Lancaster Mr. Kieth Bentham lNIrs. Ruby Prior lNfrs. Mary Dolson Mrs. Frances Strickberger Mr. Stanley Stanis Mrs. Shearer -'X -...pf TUDIES DEPARTMENT r Benyamrn Dans Mrs ean Heaps Lours Dy mond Wrllram Harkrns r Francrs McNamee Kenneth XVood r Theodore Clark N 1 l h l 1 1. M M C. Mr. ' Mr. ' ' Mr. 1 Mr. ' ' X F Mr. A ' A .si ,W 3 Ar-r eer, C f ar' .J M A T i,s 'A VV 1 offs A 7 '54 Slrl :ll . ' fr , C A , -gm 4 R ' i xx Q , 7 ' , , k ia ig tial? . J S V an x . gi X 5 1 I Ns m, jd Mr. ' - ' .ef-r f???ii g,Llsf ATHI FTIC DFPARTMI NT Thom 19 Nfctzo XY1l111m C016 fred Max Ken XY ood Yugyne Foglcr D wmld H TI cr Slflh Plum k.,.,f-' CAYYTYRT K X x NN xl SENIGRS CLASS OF 1955 TTO'ff O7IIl'. 11'f J. Oman 1f'L ' I Nffzir Tum B. SONGffYou'll Ncxu XY'.1lk Alum FI.OXY'ERf Blue Cf.1rn.1tinn COLOR' -Blue and XVliitu 'Q 'N' 2 : J lil, .X Z' . ,J ,W V , 'lif 5 .n ,tl ii - X, Y' il ki X X .Av 'N W ,,.N i I in fi' ii, iv 1 i -1 f ll f i iii' 4- CLASS QFFICERS is i A if f ' ' I i 'L Sr PresidentAEugenc Seaman if K K i if' V ' im' K Vice Presidenf...XY1illiam Adams ' Y Y A Q Secretary---Joyce Eakin E' Fx , it Treasurer-Maureen Kinsella. ADVISORS Mr. Eugene Bucher Mrs. Florcncc Newton hir. Francis lN'lcN.uncc l l 2 l s 5 l 5 l l XVILLIAM J. ADAMS Scientific Sam Be rlfm' in L'!7ll0fj7ZH liffzlldf. but he rluzzer in !lI.fiI1AU them. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Sports Club lg Gun Club 23 Track 3. 4: Fire Patrol 3. 4: Boys' State 33 Hall Patrol 53 Co-Captain of Foot- ball Team 4. FRANK GEORGE ANDRUSKO Academic Frank TERESA MARIE ALBURY Commercial Tessic- Some people learn to lize. but atberr life to learn. Tri-Hi-Y Club lg Sub-Deb Club 23 Drivers Educationg Graduation Usheretteg junior Play l'sherette3 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 33 Work Experience 43 Senior Play 4. YVONNE HELEN ALFREE General Vonnie ll e life in deedr. no! .'l?.H'f. Tri-Hi-Y Club Vice President 1: Sub-Deb Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y Club TIEHSUICIQ Gradua- tion Usheretteg junior and Senior Play I'sberette3 Drivers Education 33 XX'ork F-4- perienceg Senior Play Committee 4. The g1'?d1e.fl riglaz .511 lbs uwrld if Ike right Io be uw-mzlu. Basketball l. 2. 3, 43 Student Government 1. 3g Student Government President 4g Home Room President 2. 53 Honor So- ciety 3. 43 Argus Sfdffl Boys' State3 Prom Committee 31 Hall Patrol: Fire Patrolg Yearbook Staff. Senior Play 4. JOHN WILAIFR BANKIES General jack Erery dug bin in day, Baseball 1. 2, 3. 43 Fishing Club 13 Foot- ball 2. 3, 43 Track 23 Fire Patrol 3, 4. us- DORR1s JANE BENTON General Speedy Could bm e knocked me mer willy a fealber. Basketballg Softballg Color Guardg Press Club. MARGRET ANN Bmmn Academic Peaches He ibut plluzlr flmwzr mmf Heier' experl In ,eallzer rarer Tri-Hi-Y Club: Red Cross Memberg junior Varsity Basketball Team: junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad 21 Tennis Club 33 Stage Craft Club 21 Press Club 41 News Editor of the Argus 4g Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. BARBARA LOUISE BENNET Commercial Babs Tbofe aka help Ibfmrelier .ire helped. Stamp and Coin Club: Library 2. KAX'IZ BIENTHAM General Puppy LUVQU A ,rmile will go iz long uvzy. Transferred from Lake Ariel Vocational High School 4g Football Band 4g Chorus 4g A Cappella Choir 4: Vifork Experience 4g Press Club 4. in i Q, 4 DORTHY CLARICE BROVVN Commercial Dotty It meer a lean lmrre for a long rlmre Bandg junior Tri-Hi-Y Clubg junior Var- sity 'Basketballg junior Varsity Cheerlead- ersg Sub-Debg A Cappella Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg Tri-Hi-Y Clubg Girls' Glee Club, VUILLIAM TERRY BROWN General UTGFFYN Il b.zl ir uiell done. ir dove .fomz enough, Modeling Club 21 Sportsman Club 33 Hunt- ing Club 33 W'ork Experience 4. PATRICA A. BRYAN Commercial Pat Left yfnr re,1flJ exteed jour gnup. Transferred from Georgetowng Cheerlead- ingg junior Playg Senior Play. GffORCilf HAX'XX'ARlJ CAMP General Hayward Hin! ezerkyflafrzg, arrsrf nothing. Civil Air PatrolL Secretary lg Automobile Clubg Fire Patrol 25 Stage Craft Cluhg Student Hall P.itrul 33 Aeademie Typing lg Student Hall Patrol 4. ..,-W DORKJTHX' IRENE CHISHOLM General Dom-' A1111 by Jerri 6141 by di'-fff,-'ilffnz 1- lllnfulfj Jrquired. Transferred from XYilmington High Sthool A 'wwf' Tennis Club: Driser Education 4: Make- LVP ,lunior Play: XX'ork Experieme1 Sen- ice Corp -1. CHARLES CLE.-KYES General Buddv' Il'5 Vleflcf Jo fud Ibm' fffrlleorle flfe lfu,-r1',' .2111 il uw,-f. Auto Club 33 Vfork Experience. fx XVFRA ELIZABETH CARROLL Commeriial iVer.1 A true fflrfld If torezer ,. friend. Band 1: Library 1. 23 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 5. 41 Future Teachers of Americzig junior Class Playg Color Guardg Safe Driwers Club 4, Bl.-XRY ANN C.-XTHELL Academic Mac FJIIIJ 11 Ike hzffkwzs of elerjfiirlg 110775- ublle. Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain l: Rddio Clubz Serxice Corps 2. 43 junior Playg Tennis Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Safe Drners League -4. N MARY MARGARET COTTINGHAM General Blondie If you ran't ray rometbing good abou! romeoody. d071,l rag ,u15lhir1g. Transferred from St. Peter'sg Sub-Deb Club 4g Tennis Club 31 Press Club 2. J. HARPER CULLEY General Harp I1 if often the rlrongeit mind the noirerl world bean lean of. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, Baseball 1. 2. 51 Chess Club 43 All-State 1, 23 All- American 45 Football Captain 45 Most Val- uable Football Player in 1954. NORMAN VINCENT COCHRAN General Red TU what you will-or will be what you would. Transferred from Wilmington High School, Sports Clubg junior Varsity Basketballg Sports Clubg NX'ork Experience. ALBERTA MAY Cook General Bert Today if the tomorrow you worried about 3e,r1erd.zy and it offer lmpperzed. junior Tri-Hi-Y Club 21 Sub-Deb Club 3g Drivers Education 31 Dramatics Club 15 XX'ork Experience 4. Q- ii 'f1-I e ' 5? WALTER M. DEUFEL General Walt Are you ready to mee! your God? If not IVHY noi? Student Patrolg Boys' Glee Clubg Student Patrolg Occupational Training Program. JOYCE ANN EAKIN Commercial Joyce Mozioo ir fu'o-zhird5 of promozion. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1. 2. 3. 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 43 Service Corps 1. 2. 3 41 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Leader Corps 1. 2. 3. 45 Hockey Play Day 3, 4, Senior Class Secretary, OLIVE ELIZABETH EASTBVRN Commercial Ollie Life if wha! you make il: make it happy and fucreriful. Library Club 1, Z3 Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Student Council 2. 4g Honor Society 3, 43 Service Corps 33 Newspaper Editor 33 Library Service 3, 43 Press Club 3, 43 junior Play 3: Senior Play 43 Class Sec- retary 3g Driver'S Education 33 Work Ex- perience 4, DONALD JAMES EHART General Don Band Symphonetic Regular 1. 2. 3, 43 Dance Band 4: Boys' Glee Club 43 Wcmrk Experience 43 A Cappella Choir 4. ANN VIRGINIA FARISS General Bitty To lore a friend if Ike lfllllffff of .Ill loner. Hockey 1, 2, 3. 43 Basketball 1. Z. 3. 43 Softball 1, 2. 3. 43 Leader Corps 1. 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 13 Service Corps 2. 3. 41 Student Council 23 Driver'S Education 21 Stage Craft 33 Hall Patrol 43 Girls' State Rep- resentative 3. JAMES DOUGLAS FARISS, JR. Scientific Doug The duyf that make uf happy make uf ll in. Band 13 Color Guard 2. 33 Baseball Team 23 Metal Shop 53 Fire Patrol 31 Hunting Club 4. NATH.ANIl2L JAMES ELLSWORTI-I General NSI A word Io Ike u'i,Ie if Jufficierzl. Radio Club 13 Color Guard 1. 23 Machine Shop 33 XY'ork Experience 4. KENNETH HOW'ARI3 ESSEX General Ken E.11. drink. .md be fzlerrj for tomorrow gon 711.13 die. Auto Club 3. 31 Hall Patrol 3. 4g Work Experience 4. DONALIJ EARL GUINEX' General Guiney Leaze Jilerzre In .v.1irz1,f, l'm launmu. Transferred to W'illiam Penng Drivers Education 33 W'ork Experience 4. JOAN ELIZABETH HALL Commercial Joanie Lire and fel life. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4g Radio Club 1, 2g Service Corps Z. 3g Leader Corps 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 5, 43 Junior Play 3g Cheerleading Club 3. 4. '15 RICHARD GILBERT GEE General Dick Belief be .Inmfl and .thine 117171 be large and mr! .1 .flmdouz Boys' Glue Club 1. 2. 3g Football 1. 2. 3. 4g Basketball 1, 2, 33 Basketball Captain 41 A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 43 Hall Patrol 43 Fire Patrol 3. 4g County Chorus 5: Stu- dent Council Rep. 2. MARJORIE F. GVIIIIDAS Commercial Margie I1 711.IflL'Vf rm! lmu' 11 mm diff. but lwu' be film. Basketball 1. 2. SQ Leader Corps 1. 2. 3. 41 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Dramatics Club 21 Junior Play 51 Press Club 3g XY'ork Experience 4. JANET RIITI-I HANBH' Commercial Lil Born with Ike gif! of l:lIl,2l7l6'!' and a .ferzfe Ilya! the world if mad. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1. 21 Allied Youth 11 Baseball Manager lg Student Government 2, 43 Driver's Education 31 Hockey 3. 43 Glee Club 3. 41 Senior Play 41 Play Day 43 Prom Committee 33 Junior Play 33 Service Corps 3. JEAN ANN HEALEY General Jeanne Think 1u'ire before Jpeaking onre. Future Home-makers 1: Library Aide 2. 3. 4 MARGARET MARY HEALY General Marg All that glirtenr if not gold. Future Homemakers of America Club lg Library Aide 2. 3. VINTON LI3sLIIs HILL General Moochie ll ir beiler zo pu! off Zodag uibrzl you can do tomarrow. Radio Club 1. 2, 5g Press Club lg Junior Play 53 Work Experience. X i' WILLIAM JOSEPH ILEs, JR. General Bill I! 'bfr'e fberefr tl will Iberek JI uzzj. Track lg Radio Club 1. 23 Machine Shop' Work Experience. 1 BARBARA ANN JOHNSTON General Barb There .nv 1000 a'ifferw1I ug:-JJ tn lelf .1 Ile bu! only one uwy la fell Hoe lrulb. Hockeyg 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 5, 4g Softball 2. 3, 43 Leader Corps 1, 2. 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y Clubg Service Corpsg Play Day 4. XVILLIAM ARTHUR HOW'ELL General Bill He who u'0rL.r u'iu.f. Modeling Club lg Hunting 2. 3, 45 Fire Patrol 3. HAROI.lJ A. I'lL'LTMAN, JR. Scientific Hal Duff! find fault . . . find .I remedy, .my body am L7l1l1f7!.lfII. Radio Club 23 Student Announcer 2. 3. 43 XVDEL Announcerg Tratk 2, 3. 4: Junior Playg President Audio-Visual Aids Clubg A Cappella Choir 2. 41 Penn Quill Senior Playg All-State Chorusg County Chorusg Chess Club. W ,pwv 'E ,,. V A ,,. 7 ' -v 3' 1 -mi-'ff H 'E g i gfi? , Mx by :gn - i ' 4 'v We -if if r v f 1 'r 4, f .X f ' f ,4 1 ,J 'Q -,NEA X Q X I-an ur. ., f 4, Lv wi Q, ig n A ,- -I., -1 , 1 Q , ,gf , fx. fm. NVQ.-. 4 if Q A V. . 1 agar, M Qu-, 'X , if f x ! X f v 1 u ff. -yr, . 3535 Vim --if-1. vi J Spf K t V ggi f -7 3?'rs:W 5 J- ' ' k 'E if., Y Q - es gf 0 2 ,JA . 4 'K fwrbbm 'X ,Q Af R125 4 A D , E 5 3:52, U. YZQFE I ,WJ ,K ' N L 3 S 2 M. is 5331. 2 , m f 144 ,A f 33,1 F f35m'4i , , .: 115 Lfi:1 i1Q z2 iru 1 ' Vga,:f.fgfgv45r:F 4- QT? Nga de t' Qirli. 55 w .V . My , ,b if Q w f V, 5, ff QQQSVLSR: 9 ff. 14' Q f 511 pf , , ., fr. nf' - . ' '23i 14:g4 ,V 6.-Q 1 fag ' A K A fag ' a an : -:ff .UQ A 1 M . X 4 Wil? , uf mm , , , 'V ' f wziwn ' My 'A .31 ff K- .M4 Yirfl' , ,, ,en N MQ, 1,93 maj-: .pw - f - 1: - -wfv-w .- . ff 14 J? ' ky. ,V ,ffzzfgir 3 - - lvwfz' ' ' . 1Cgf'fV'T.i , . 4, Vw -. ' rw . , , 1, V M D ,. ,, - L, .G JAMES F. MOORE General Jim' To become 11 mlm if an art. Hunting Club 3, 41 Track Team 33 Boys' GIGS Club 3. 43 Color Guard 3. 43 Fire Patrol 43 Argus Staff 3, 4. JOSEPH ANDREW' MOORE, JR. General Skeet God belfrr llmre u'lm help Ibenzfelzef. Stagetraft l. Z. 33 Band 13 Student Pa- trol 31 Student Council 33 XY'nrk Experi- ente 4. '7'Z.'1'7 CHARLES RONALD NEWSOME General Newt Hefe if I0 Iodxy. The f077I0!'7'01l tlflil 1401- .zkffuf V1EYfE'Y'd.1V1. Modeling 13 Stagecraft 2. 31 Glee Club 2. 33 Color Guard 33 Junior Play 31 Senior Play 43 Hunting 43 A Cappella 4. EINIS TUULIKKI NURMINEN General Hlfintf' llnlverz in Rome. do af the Roman: jf. Dramatius 41 Glee Club 43 AAFS Stu- dent from Finland. XY'1L1.1AM THOMAS lNlORRlS Academit Bill ,X'ff.'l'. f:g :r1.:.' z1.:f uw .arlweitd Nflfwlrl tr11f3u.f1.1i'H1. Plmtograpliy Club l. 2. 3. 41 Glee Club Z. 3. 41 Argus Staff 23 3. 43 Penn Quill Statt 2. 5. -I1 Student Gmernment 3. 43 Senior Play 4: A Cappella 3, 41 County Chorus 43 Secretary-Treasurer of County Student Council 33 -lunior Play 3. JOANNE MURRAX' General blur-blur Aluuz-if renztmber Ibtll Ike fzliifmlzulei fJ.1r'ds.f1 to bean' are llwn 111.11 IIKIFY' CIHIIK. Hockey 1, 2. 3. 43 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 23 Cheerleading 1. 2, 3. -43 Service Corp 1, 33 Glee Club 3. XYVARRIZN E. PERRY. JR. Comme-i'ti.il Perry ' Srzfflri XXII: fwiitv. Iflcl Lim 111111 .mn .nilaevg bring ,ion lfiuzdf. Transferred from A. l. Duprwnti Color Guard Z. 31 Stamp Club 2g Machinist Club 53 XX'urk Experiente 4. Eivwiiw JOHN PICKHAVIZR General Bud Think Iuirc before .fpeazkirzg orzre. Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Symphonic Band 1. 2. 5. 4: XY'ork Experience 4. T KATHERINE JOYCE ODM' Commercial Kay If ir not zlae man who har loo litlle. bu! ilu' 772.177 who rmrei more, who is poor. Future Homemakers I1 Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. 5. 4g A Cappella Choir 2, 31 Bas- ketball 21 Tri-I-li-Y 31 ,lunior Play 31 Serv ice Corps 2. 3. 41 Drivers Education 33 XX'ork Experience 4. M. PENELOPE PECKHAM Academic Penne It fzffi w1ll.oi1 Profile my .1 lffolifli llilfie, if if lllll .1 foolivb lhfrzy. Stamp Club lg Drixer's Edutation 21 AFS Student 51 Co-Editor Yearbook 4: Senior Pl-ly' 51 Tennis Club Z. Photography 3. RICHARD GORDON PYLE General Dick A job worth doing. ir uortb Joirzg uell. Band 1. 2, 3g Hunting Club 23 Track 3g Wfork Experience 4. jofm DATHLEEN QUIGLEY Commercial joanie Seldom are men blerfed uiilb good for- tune and good ,reme at :be .mme lime. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Newspaper Editor 3g Press Club 3: Newspaper Staff 4g Driver's Education 31 Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Play Prompt- er 3g Work Experience 4. JOSEPH H. RACITI General Guiseppe Sums 16.1771 lo lize, lm! I liie to le.1r11. Band 1. 2. 31 Glee Club 2. 3, 4g Fnnrball 2. 5, 43 Basketball 2. 3, 4g Baseball Z. 5. 4g Hall Patrol 5. 4. NANCH' LoL'IsE RAYNII Commereial Lulu See YUNIL' good in the zz'm'.lz2' .mil keep ilu had lu J'UIH'lc.!j, Glee Clubg Future Humemakers of Ameii Cag Hockey 2, 5, 43 Service Corps 1, Zg Baseball 3, 4g Basketballg Leader Corps. , 3 .-4' ARLENE FLORA SAVAGE Commercial Arlene Abfwzce .i'h.1rper1r lazy! pl'?.l'E7IL'c' ftruzgfb- em if. Tri-Hi-Y 13 Sub-Deb 23 fri-Hi-Y 51 Glee Club 5. 43 Service Corps 3, 4g XX'ork Experience 4. CHARLES HARVEY SCOTT Commercial Scotty A itll! Ifnlglle nixliei .1 :zz-f lmzrf. Modeling Club 11 Track Z, 5. 4. fu' Sioux MARY KATHERINE REPS Commercial Mary Alterld In 'polar 01471 bliljllrllf' len Pciffflje am do llut 14511. Seniimr Cliorusg Girls' Glce Club: Library Clubg XX'ork Experience. lYlAXINlE LAURA ROSSITIER Cummercial 'iM.1x ' Only Hue flu, 'fzwll wwf be f1.1i'I.' mzfly ufkzf ll :fum fur Clvriil :UU fmt. Senior High Chorus lg Library Club 2. 33 XY'iirk Experience 4. as-,,,rf'i ROBERT ALLAN SPENCER General Spencer Track 1. 23 Fire Patrol: Radio Club3 Press Club 1, 2. FRANKLIN STORY Academic Story ll i11f1er.r ner er quit. qnillwx 1161 er 11111. Fire Patrol 1. 2. 3. 43 Modeling Club3 Track 1. 2, 3. 43 Chess Club 3. 4. -ga 3-3 ib EUGENE SEAMAN Scientific Gene Deedr are bfrfter 111111321 16.111 uordr rm: 41t'fi'Ull mrghlic r 15.111 bo,1rII11g.f. Football 1. 2. 3. 43 Basketball 1, 2. 3. 43 Baseball 1. 2. 3, 43 Track 3. 43 Boys' Glee Clubg Hall Patrol: Yearbook Staffg Second String All-State Football. VUILLIAM NWOODALL SHEATS Commercial XX'oOdy Lui' .md 1:1 1116. Band 1. 2, 3. 43 Dance Band3 Drivers Training 23 Symphonic Bancl 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club 2. 51 Hall Patrol 3: Fire Patrol 43 Orchestra 2. 33 Drill Team 43 All-Coun- ty Band. junior. PETE ANTHONY Scsi General Pete Krroulfdgr ji fwfr: lfltll fq1111.1lfr1.' la force. Transferred from St. Petersg Sports Funda- mentals Clubg XY'ork Experience Program. 'IENNLE CHARLOTTE THOMAs Commercial jen Xu legacy If .lu rzcb .rr 1fwr1g.i.',3. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Sub-Deb 21 Girls' Cvlee Club 33 Seri ice Corps 43 XY'ork Experience 4. JOSEPH WAYNE THORNTON Academic joe No 7111171 who if in If buffy if quife rizilized, Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4g Band. Stamp Clubg Basketball 2. 3. 4g Delegate to Student Governmentg Homoroom Presidentg Honor Societyg Student Governmentg Homeroom President 4g Literary Editor Yearbook. FREDERICK Toms General Toddie Dorf! find fun!!-firzd .1 1'FUl6dj -.IPIJUIII nm wvzphzizz. Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Modeling Clubg Hunting Clubg Orchestm. ELIZABETH WAVRINEVICH General Liz All human wirdom if .rummed up in fun u'or'd,r-uzzit .md hope. Sub-Deb Clubg Tennis Club. Student Gov- emmentg Work Experience. EARL FRANKLIN WHITE General XX'hitey I bare rho! mine arrou' Iliff flue lmufe. Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 41 Football 1. 2. 3. 4' Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 3. w 1 ff Sw CHARLES MARSHDEN UNIIERBIIIZI-u.ER General Marshden Thurs who bJI8 Ifaeir' collar! lllfflfd up. get 1166111 named douw. Band 1. 2, 5. 45 Modeling Club: Hunting Club 1. 2g Press Clubg Track. ELEANOR WATERS Commercial Sis Smile and d01z'l worry for the tbingf we fem' Helen' come I0 puff. Vice President Future Homemakers of America Club 1. 21 Cooperative VUork Ex- perience. NANCY LISIQ WOOIJRING General Nan Neief my more 111411 u'b.zt',r nerermrg. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 43 Tennis 2g Hockey 3, 4g Girls' Chorus lg Library Aide 4. CARL F. WRIGHT Scientific Curly Couurdf do fm! count in ballleq they are there, but not in it. Sports Club lg Football 1, 2, 3. 45 Basket- ball Zg Track 3g Baseball 4. LAYTON ALEXIS WILLIAMS General Late Le.1I'r1 Ia .7.mgb: .1 lqrmd laugh if belief .flmrz medirirze. Football lg Stamp Club 2: Sports Club 31 Wcwrk Experience 4. ROBERT LEONARD XWILLIALIS Scientific Bob Ure what 3011 haze: u'iJla for what you haze rml, Football 1, 2. 5.- 43 Track 1. 2. 3. 41 Sports Club lg Hunting Club 21 Fire Patrol 3. 4. 1 L fc 7 L.-Q, -. I 'Xt' L., . SAURO ZATTI Academic Zero You get paid for what you give. Foreign Exchange Student of the AFSIS from Italyg Basketball 43 Sports Funda- mental Club 4. l biz 1 CLASS WILL We the class of 1955 supposedly berng of sound mxnd and body do hereby bequeath the folloyyrng rtems rn thrs our last wrll 'md testament Bull Adams yyrll my Sherlock Holmes magnrfyrng glass and deer slayers hat to Mr Moffett Teresa Albury wrll my long harr to Nancy Roblnson Yyonne Alfree w1ll my abllrty to go steady to Donald Spmden Frmk Anclrusko wrll the secret compartment of my car to Reds Ryan Iac Bankes yyrll my As rn Engllsh to Jo Jo D Angelo Brrbarr Bennett wrll my qurctness to Cannady Adams Kaye Benthlm wrll my llsposrtxon to Kate INIcKelyev Jane Benton wrll my 41 Cheyy conyertrble to Tom Bauerle Margret Ann Brdclle wrll 1 prck of chewmg cum to Mr Rcmbold Dorothy Brown wrll my lctlng rbrlrty to Pat Sheats Pit Bryan yyrll my short skirts to Drllas Gale w rrd Camp ll ur Algebra Verr Crrroll wrll the Mercury to my srster Nlmcy pro yrdmg she keeps rt out of trouble Mary Ann Cathell will my weekly trrps to Cheaspeake Clty to Judy Lindon Dorothy Chrsholm wrll my soulled Boston Accent to Nancy C rrroll Charles Cleryes yyrll my rbrlrty to laugh to Butch Te rgue Norman Cochran yyrll Robert loster one pack of erg arettes Alberta Cook wxll my Bookleecprnx., ibrlxty to Barbara Lanmgham Mary Cottrngham wrll my bottle of pcroxrde to Phyllrs XX'1lter M Deufel wrll my 1937 V 'K Ford to any stu dent who works for Food Farr next year Joyce Erkrn wrll mv full back posrtron on the hockey team to Sally Burrrs Olrye Eastburn wrll my helght to Lors Carl Donald Ehart wrll my car Nellybelle to Lundy La Rue lNathan1el Ellsworth wrll my abxlnty to get out of class to Rebel Ken Essex wrll mv 48 Ford to Brll Rml Doug Farlss wrll my abrlrty to do Trlg to George Thompson Drck Gee wrll my fllt top to Brll Johnson Donald Gurney will my abrlrty to come up yvrth the lowest marks rn POD to some unlucky Junror nan H ll will my abllrty to shift The Fly to at Hurd met Hrnby wrll my rbllrty to be a mard to any un suspectmg Junror ean Healey yyrll my tumbling abrlrty to Joyce Sayage Margret Healy wrll my nltural curly hair to udy Dougherty Vrnton L Hill yyrll mv xbrlrty to get speedmg trckets to XX Austrn XX'rll11m Howell wrll rll my yast huntmg knowledge to Robert Rimbo Harold Hultmm wrll my seat rn the bass scctron to Ira Lunt Bill Iles wrll my 1721 shotgun to Reds Ryan Phyllis Keener wrll my rbrlrty to ehew gum rn class yyrthout eettrng caught to anyone who wants It Maureen Kmselli wrll my yob as secretary to hir Stanrs to anyone who his the courage to take rt Marlene Klabe wlll my short hart to Jeannme Hatton Caryl Kleayer wrll my abrllty to get along wrth Mr McNamee to anyone who wants rt I Nancy Jo Knecht yvrll my skatrng abrlrty to Pat Reedy Anthony Koyvalewskx wrll my musrc abllrty to Roger Ward Vryran Kuhl will my lrbrary yob to Celene Dubal Johnny Lane wrll my b1l1ty to recerye Danny Eakrns centers to Reds Ryan John Lehman will my 14 yacht to Duck McCracken Barbara Long will my abrlrty to go steady to Dlanne Shaw Robert Mahln wrll my unshot shotgun shells to Brll Thompson Marge Maher yyrll my slrmness to Ruth enson 1m Mmsfreld wrll my second base posrtron to Ronnie Callaway Bob Mlryel wrll my abrlrty to get along yylth Mr Stanls to Reds Ryan Brll Matthews wrll mv blockrnq rhrlrty to Crushrng Joe Gulkey Meryrn Mrtthews yvrll my crr to Francrs Forrest Rrchard May wrll my knowledge to mybody that rs crazy enough to take rt Buddy Melyrn will 'Ihe Bomb to anyone who can Push lm Ivfoore y ll tv Bob Vrrsco my Bull Throwrnfz abrlrtres Joe Moore yyrll my rbrlrty to handle quamt frgures to Blll Rlm Brll Moons w1ll my curly harr to Roger Ward Joanne Murray wrll my cheerleadrng eocaptarn abrlrty to Pat Hurd Ronald New some wxll my rctme abrlrty to Charles Dean Erne Nurmrmen wrll my Englrsh drctronary to the next exchange student Kay OD y wrll my abrlrty to get down to lunch frrst to yy hoey er yy ants rt Penny Peckham wrll mv confused t te rn Physrcs class to yy hoeyer can untangle rt Warren Perry yyrll my 48 Mercury to a future work experrence boy who rs yyrllmg to transport grrls to work Edwrn Prckhayer wlll my mrlk route to Nancy Carroll Drck Pyle wrll my old razor blades to Gary Iles oan Qurgley wrll my strlts to Phyllrs Carroll Joseph Racrtr wrll my football helmet to Bobby Foster Nancy Rayne wrll my abnlrty to eo steady to Bob Phrllrps Iyfary Rees wrll my horses tall to Dranne Shaw Maycxne Rossrter wrll mv trrps down South to Barbara Arrington Arlene Sayage wrll my smgrng abrllty to Joyce Sayage Charles Scott wrll my abrlrty to throw the drscus to Jerry Dayrs Eugene Seaman wxll my herght to Bobby May Wfoodall Sherts will my band posrtron to Elwood Stretch Smrth Franklrn Story wrll my half mxle abrlrtres to Bryan Frelds Pete Susr yyrll to Domrnrc Conzon my yyrre press Jennre Thomas yyrll my quret ways to Danny Eakrn Wlyne 'lhornton yyrll all of my pomts rn basketball to Ronnre Calloway Charles Ingerbueler wrll my herght to a needy Junior Eleanor Waters yy rll my shorthand abrlrty to Pat Sheats Eluabeth Wayrrneyrch yyrll my ab1l1ty to work to Kate McKelvey Earl Whrte yyrll my abrlrty to run on the football freld to Bryan Flelds Bob Wxllrams wrll my yyerght to Gary Prerce Layton Wrllrams wall my shop abrlrty to Robert Gravatt Nancy Woodrrng w1ll my hockey abrlrty and old hockey shoes to Sarah Besson Carl wlflght wrll my abrlrty to catch a pass to Ronnre Calloway Sauro Zattr wrll my boyrrng abrlrty to a weak Junior M B . . 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Arlcanc 5.11.1510 Slmfwzf Di1'1f1'ff11' . .. , Vera Ci.11roll Di1'1f1'fo1' . ,,..., Mr, lfrcd Thompson Pfo111ple1'1 ,, .,,,, ,, 'lcnnic T111111119 Nancy Rayne SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As graduatlon nears vxe begin to look back on the many actrvrtres that have made up our school llfe here 1n XV1ll1am Penn As freshmen xxe thought thrs trme would never come but noxx xxhen xxe look back we reallze hoxx much fun xxe have had and hoxx xxe mrss our school days In nrnth grade xxe sponsored a Halloxx een party there xx as danclng and refreshments Each room xxas decorated to celebrate the oc casron Before our Chrrstmas vacatron each sec tron held a Chrxstmas party w1th 1ce cream and cake Every person prcked names and then shared Chrxstmas presents Another undertak mg was a panel dlscussron whlch was broadcast dunng the school radro program on WAMS The toprc for drscusslon was Hoxx Parents and Chrldren Should Cooperate Then September 1952 came rt xx as too soon for most of us XVe thought we vxere really progressrng here vxe were sophomores already It was a slambang year for us we sponsored one of the best xnformal dances that was ever held rn our school The dance was called the Bun ny Hop Another proyect to rncrease our treas ury was the selllng of magazmes We also had a Chrrstmas party rn each room Th1s trme the year went even faster here rt was the end of our sophomore term and the end of our second hrgh school year The junror year was a fast one Our under takrngs were the sellrng of Chnstmas cards and frurt cakes to boost up our class treasury whrch was hlgh rn comparrson wrth other years The Professor Proposes a comedy farce rn three acts was presented March 18 and 19 under the drrectron of Mr Fred Thompson Here the year xx as almost three quarters of the way over and rt seemed as though rt had just started Each student sold adxertrsements for the playbook Thrs play vxas acclarmed a good one and verx xx ell recerx ed The fill sthool opemns, on September 8 1954 came xerx flst for a lot of us after the summer xacatron and although not all of the Junrors 'nox ed up to Senrors xxrth us xxe xx ere xery proud to be members of thc lrrgest gradu atrng class rn thc school IIISIOIX 0ne of the best rttrxrtres xx as the class plax der the drrectron of Mr Fred Thompson It xx 15 a bare stage plax bet ruse our old stcnerx xx rs too small for the nexx large audrtorrum Our class was the frrst one to present a plax on the new stage Each person sold ads and boosters for the playbook Before that xve sold class pms bracelets and yearbooks to all the students rn the school Our Chrrstmas Dance thls year meant a lot to us because rn other years we knew that xxe would have another Chrrstmas together rn the school but thrs means the last' Our Prom wrll be the most excrtmg thrng of the year lt w1ll mark the end of our school days but we hope to be able to see one another for many years to come We want to thank all our teachers for the help gurdance and trme that they have grven us for all these years We never wrll forget all the thrngs they have done for us Our class has been very closely woven and 1t wrll be hard for us to break the everlastmg web that has kept us together for the last four hrgh school years l , 1 ' ' ' ' ' . ' . A I 4 7 I V l - 'I ' 1 1 ' I l 7 V 7 ' I T ' ' ' . 7 1 4 ' V 7 I U I . . , 2 . , S l . r Y s y, ' , , 7 ' L , 7 . . I L 7 U 'I , Y Y 4 I - Y Y h i 2 Y Y L . K L 2 - ' ,' ' ,Z - , .x ' Rehearsal for Death. a three-act mystery un- ' 'z 'A ' 7 . , . I , 7 'I . 7 - , . ,, a Y . . 7 ' . 7 7 - 7 . . . , I , I ' 5 7 , T 1956 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY This year the class of 56. was under the supervision of Mr. Stanis. Mr. May. Mrs. Ryan, Mr. Benthem. and Mr. Harkins. Class officers for the year were: Presi- dent, Daniel Eaking Vice President. Rover Wfardg Treasurer. joseph D'Angelo: and Secretary, Charlotte Anderson. The projects we undertoook were the selling of Christmas cards, fruit cakes. Mother's day cakes and XVilliam Penn pen' i 3 l cils. All the money earned was deposited in the treasury. The Junior Play. The Bishops Mantle. was presented March 11, 1955. under the direction of Mr. Thompson. The junior-Senior Christmas dance and the Junior-Senior Prom were enjoyed by all. Wfe have worked hard this year and we will work harder next year for our class as well as the school. 2 First row left to right: L. Tempest, M. Skeen, D. Shaw, K. Sutemeyar, F. Woodward, L. Zaiser, j. Stafford. Second row: P. Sheets, P. Whiaman, C. Spencer. M. Short, B. Warrant, N. Short. Third row: D. Warner, P. Vose, R. Ward, G. Thompson, and A. Taylor. Fourth row: R. Travers, R. Short, E. Smith, G. Southyb. Fifth row: W. Thompson, D. Spinden, Mr. Bentham. H. Short, H. Sharp. 5 . . i . Y ,, Ifuw 1-mv. IL-ft rw mglmt. 15. Arringtwn. R. Craft. -T. Cullxnw L. Carl. K B:'mdw.1y. G. lin-megan. X C.1:: ll K :Xn.1uur1 Ndxnl :mx R Cilmzlw. P. f.1:1wll. XX .-Mrvztw 14 .-XJ.1: .x K. IWL.I'l'lN A 15.15. D C.wT14.. zM. H ff..w'n, D lmzwfi. KI? lilnlklfix, 'l'Ei1t,1 :L 2 Ii Cfwlxull ,N iM.1.k5L1i:' K. lvwmrz. D Chzku f :XQ..ziiN. R !..llw.x,ax. R. Cwnngll. Irllxf um. D. Xcuiw. YI. Nlwvu. I. SI.Ur'.aI'Il1. P. Rudy. Ci fNIw171N. I7 Nlullmg. D Rl1I.ab.iLigl!, P 0D.,x, Nwnd :Am R Rum, XX' Xwhm. H. Pmgg. C p.lL1lLf. L1 Pzuu. Ly. Iximtx-n Mx. Mm Ilmxi nm lx. IXTXIMIXU. X. fNI1llN. KI. Pumuw. B. RALLI1. B Pxmlu. C. Munn. lwvultll um W1 Ru.: -I M.HL1gl1. -I S.u.1lu. R.Ph1ll1px I. Recd. iw 3 .DOQH me if 'iN si I mb AU LIIf1.f if 7- In 1 IMI tw znlulwt. C. Iywn, R Immun. R fNI,a1'.LI I IARI11. II I.1Ix x II Ix Ix II I K Kar--nu S f14' MII ww R NIM, I IHI Ir Il NI 5 1.Q,'b'1 I Ii:'IvI . I I 1 II I I NI LI Nw Hmm 'III1:4I luv.. I' NIIxI:', II. TNI KEN: I If IL YI .I-I Iwm NI 1 I I I1 I Iuft Iv 1'1,uII! I' Iruln. VI f.1vl.Ix D fmII. I' MIR II IIIII. IN IDX I1 X II xr N 1 v- C I71Iw11'tI:. If DuIin. II. II.mIfr C, I-'JI1IKI1f'U. 4 I7,z rwfA, If II I I II 1 NI N ll I mpi rmx: LQ Isl:-Q, D, Q9c1n.1vr1. XX, Gwmfnxin. R I'I',1fN V DAr r.iw.1tt. If Ilvvxmxt. D. Grd'-Xln, If Ullkcy. IYIIII1 1 1 ' . R Ffwtnl D I IX n Ii I I f S A X.. 's..., CPHGMORE CLASS vu is I rur 1 rs ri s rn L dri 1 Hmsnn lx Hnniru sun isicr brimrs Duu urtv uond roxx onzon A -Icaps C r.1 Do L ostrr Drum XX Hoffmm R Icntun C Eaxtburn hffr Dsmond hir rum R Houck Dans D Drrnncn I Hincr H Howard D Erirwn W Drummond j Babu Q Emmnraon C Dean 41 1 First ww. lr-it to right: B. l..lflillf.Ih.1!'H. J. flnnningb. B. XL-wmn. -I Mrliriiir-. L wlimiun. D. Kmxrlla P, Lyuns. bl. Lindon. CQ. Kahino, VI. M.irxcl. I- May. E. MiDimrll Scrunri rim A lfiixclcxx. R !wfcCir.1th. Ci. Hutton. C. Kessler. P. Kipp. -I. Krause. G. Ldrdrrr. A Moors. Q. Laird. B. McCr.1ikcn T. Nolan. Mrs. Striikbcrgrr. Third row: M. Mintz. R. -Inrkson. R Yluhnwtun. -I. Mdhcr. L. Laxky B. Klcaver, j. Nichols. D. Michalow. F. MaManus. R. Hutrhison. Ii. Moore. Missing from picture G, -Lnkson. hi. Maguire. - First rim. left to right: N. C.-.il-c vl. Dgglu. R. Auten. D. Blitk horn. -I. Crose, P. Bennett. I- liirtlctt. Sctontl roxx: YI. B.iw.ir.i. P. Bicliclci. S, Van Hcklu. 5 liuwon. F. Chirro. 5. liurrix, 5 C.lI'L'X'. Thirtl roxx: bl. Cox, R D'Ann.i H. liotl-cnmn. R. Antlur aon. K. Crist. Fourth row: hir. Reinhold. bl. Ciirncy. H. Chisholm. D. Bankcx C. Cox. T. Bradley Fifth roxy H. D.tqui. F. Cothmn XY. Camp. L. Andreoli. T. Ban ning. Mixsing from pinturc' R Bmmhlc. C. Charlef. L. Bcrrwxin I.. C.i:ttr. R. C,ottingli.ini. H Crwtllzfi i t E 2 i r Q f 2 i . . ,I 5 at First row. lutt to right D. Th.1tthcr. R. Wt-hh. D. Sutton. F. Syznmnslu. A. Varittoi S. Twyman. R. Steiinling. M. Thul- en. Sctono row: M. White. K. Thompson. M. XY'orr1ll. D Stel- mak. D. Truitt. M. XX'oir.1ll. C Tubhs. P. Talley. R. Thonmx. XY. XY'ilxon. K XYilN.in. l7 XYJTE Hgklt' Thii-l roxx. YI. X.xlllil.1ll.' wn. KY XX thh. C. XY'otnt:'. R. Yfliitu. H. Thomnx, -l. Toon1u', li. V.intlcrgritt. Mr. Horn First row, left to rightt E. XY'cight. A. Xvilwvi. A, Stclrnilk. VI. Travers, -I. XX'all,1cc. C White. M. Stafford, P. Steimling. VI. Tyler. Second row: S. Valente. K. XX'right. B Timmons. j. Trala. C. Thornton, J. Williams. -I. Wright. B. Taylor. B. XX'ilson. E. Taylor. Mr. Fenton. Third row. B. XX'oodnrd. C. Vfaugh. B. Stapleford, C. Thompson. B. Varimco. F. W'hef:lcr. VI. Vfilson. F. Vfcst. K. Thomas, B. Tutter- s.ill. Q l FRE HMAN CLASS C? First row. left to rightz E. Fury. K. Siwtlun. C. Rinarelli. bl. Rohrcr. N. Robinson, M. Sthiill. M Pimiwio. S. Rnbcrtx. G. Shupu. l. Shinn. Sur-vnkl row. C. Shxffron. R. Simpwn. N. P.1lrncr. S. Sntld lcr. M. 5-Jxinxki. C P.il.1tlint-tti. S ihrrnxin. D. Ptwrr. C. it-lctm. N. Schilling. P. Reintlullar. C Piltt-. lNIrs. Hmps. Third rim' C. R.1nwm. -I. Pinltctt. H. Skinner. XY. Rini. XX'. Skinner. R. Recs. A. PAN-ni. -l Riilgtrx. R. binitrz 'A s First row. lcft to right: -I. Moore. N. Mitchell. C. Moor:-. C. Mwilc. C. Mwrris. H. Reintlollar. N Rini. B. Pulccr. Scwntl rim XY. Mixture. QL. Reeder. E. St-ixtll. XX Shilling A Prix. B. Rudd. B Shiirt. C. Soiinsl-ci. R. Snyder. -T. Shaffron. C. Reynolds. Third rouz C. Nithula D. Sharpe. N. Peck ham. R. Steele. C. Pritchard. XY. Reinhart, XV. Moore. Mr. Murtagh. First row: B. Messick. W. Mc Canaghie. M. Kabina, B. Kelley M. McCormick. S. Johnson, D Kennedy. B. May. Second row: J Keating. C. Kuhl, W. Long. M MacLaren. B. McQuilIen. D. Mel vin, J. Miller. Mr. Thompson Third row: XV. Kavalewski. D. Lynch. J. McCormack, J. Mead ows. K. Leverage. R. Maynard. Fourth row: R. Mayberry, E. Kilfara. A. Lynch, R. Lane, E. Larson. First row: N. Fluke. M. Evans N. Hives. E. Elechko. N. Gor- don. B. Farclough, A. Greene. M. Farrington. Second row: VU. Hammond. M. Henry. J. Haw- kins. E. Gorry, M. Johnston. M Rocca. J. Hctriclc. K. Humphrey. H. I-lufred. Third row: L. Hurd, T. Harter. F. Griffin, P. Eld- ridge. VU. Ginson. M. Field. C. Hall. Mr. Fogler. First row: L. Berge. T. Clough E. Crockett. C. Anderson. P Benton. S. Brown, C. Dubil, M Drendall. Second row: B. Atwell P. Brain, N. Carter. R. Clark. W' Burris. L. Alfree. T. Armstrong V. Detwiler, M. Brown. Mr Faudie. Third row: W. Brown T. Burke. G. Cannon, L. Breed ing, B. Brinton, R. D'Anna, L Adams. P. Baldwin. A. Anechiar ico. R. Charles. Fourth row: W Carlyle. B. Clough, H. Corcoran D. Covey, H. Casey. EIGHTH GRADE 135, 1:0 P First row: S. Altice. N. Bateson. J. Caldwell, B. Brown, E. Carpenter, J. Burns, M. Alford. F Dalton, C. Blades. C. Cole. Sctond row. T. Burris. R. Corson, J. Beaman. J. Crockett. L. Burchard G-C1sey. R. Ashley. M. Biliski. J. Arrington. K. Cavannaugh, Mr. Ney. Third row: L. Cardenic B. Arthur. J. Berry. G. Chappelle. E. Cotlcran. J. Angstadt. G. Dailey. Fourth row: N. Armstrong G. Collins. XV. Celli. J. Burns. J. Bogia. lv .ev 'tried' First row: J. Hawke, P. Harrison. S. Martin. P. Meadows. A. Hoge. F. Hopkins. S. Humphrey. D Lziwton, G. Knappcnherger. C. Hodges. Sctond row: J. Leath. A. LeHero. R. Kiscr. J. Maier. C. Loy, W. Marsel. VU. MtKelxey. XXI MacLaren. J. Lagowski. E. King. Mr. Lenhart. Third row: E. King, C. Hansen, H. Huff. J. Johnson. V. Haefner. J. Maynard. D. King. J. Maher. Fourth row: R. Jones. F. King. NW. Kuligoxxski. C. June, E. Maloney, D. XX'elch. Q First row. left to right: C. Ran- kin. R. Lfeudows. M. Powell. D. Morgan. J. Reign. C. Reed. A. Rutter, S. Newberry, B. Roberts. J. Pinder. Second row: G. Otwell. L. Rees. M. Rankin. R. Rogers. W. Reader. J. Ready. B. Risley. F. Payton. V. Pike. J. Rodichok. Y. Nesspor. Mr. Marshall. Third row: T. Paige. H. Reader, NX'. Rees. T. Norris, B. Pownell, G. Pike. L. Reynolds. Fourth row: C. Retza. J. Miller. R. Moore. F Poore. P. Norris. First row. left to right: J. San- towski. F. W'alls. F. Y5C'heeler. S. XY'.ivrineviyh. K. Sintliiir. M. XX'ilson, R. Steele. Second row: H. Simpson, H. Timka. NT Sta- pleford. A. Tims. H. Rossiter. E. Van Den Heuvel. C. Thomp- son. J. Tribbett. P. Stevens. P. Stevens. P. Miller. Mrs. Dolson. Third row: INI. Simpson. M. Stewart. L. Veal. J. XX'est. C. Simpson, R. NX'alls. C. Saxton. H. W'el'ml'r. R. XY'illcox. Fourth row: R. XVolfe. R. Sadler. S. Roralvaugh. N. Tims. J. XY'eight. First row. left to right: S. Fars ley. A. Gooden. P. Danenpart. N. Dych, E. Gilbert, J. Ehricks, E. Gabri. J. Fluke. J. Frennan. C. Downer. Second row: L. Gaines. A. Fields. S. Everett. N. Davis. A. Di Mauro. F. Irwin. I. Huff. A. Foster. D. Foy. E. Flowers. Iwfrs. Prior. Third row. N. Dalton, XV. Gray. C. Geb- hart. I. Helcomb. VU. Hatfield. T, Dugan. D. Jardine. G. God- win. Fourth row: J. Gleeson. M. Hunter, R. Gregg. R. Dodd. First row: A. Anderson. S. Carey. A. Barker. S. Baumgardner. K. Bradley. D. Ash. B. Cable. J. Brown. Second row: F. Brown. B. Bruhn. F. Atkinson. J. Baker. A. Carl. P. Burris. XY. Black- hurn. S. Burris. B. Dans. Third row: B. Brown. M. Belts. C. Carter. K. Alfree. S. Bogia. J. Blatklnurn. D. Barr. L. Allen. Fourth roxxg B. Bmeu. G. Bet- toner. J. Atwell. B. Brain. D. Bri.-un. S Q l 5 l 4 tg l First row: S. Slteen. D. XY'ells. F. Vwells. C. Vfilson. R. Slutz- men. L. Wishart. D. XY'ilson. A. Simms. M. Stucker. ll. Steele. Second row: R. Talley. J. Steven- son, J. Turcol. F. Anderson. H. Voigh. G. Waters. A. Smith. G. Spence. T. Spence. I. XValker. VT. Smith. Mr. Clark. Third row: F. Vnalker. S. Smith. S. Sullivan. D. Smith. D. Yantorik. M. Santoxvski. M. Vfarner. C. VanDyke. Fourth row: E. Wall- ing. A. Smiertka. J. Valente, R. XY'ilson. J. XY'hisman. R. Sylves- ter. SEVE TH First row: L. Goudre-au. J. Con- zalez. T. Foraker. D. Hancock. J. Kalinowski. J. Hill, H. Hand. J. Jester. Second row: D. Grau- lich. G. Frye. J. Houston. E. Hastings. J. Johnson. D. Gott. M. Jones. Mrs. Shearer. Third rowz A. Fitz. L. Hutchison. M. Gorry. J. Grose. B. Godsey, K. Hiner, R. Keener. Fourth row: J. Grebe. C. Johnson. G. Hooxer. C. Jackson. SEVENTH First row. left to right: J. Fike, C. Elliott. B. DiMattia, C. De- Long. J. Fisher, J. Collins. B Cross. J. Edwards. Second row G. Elpem. N. Connor. J. Col lard. C. Cross. M. Dieterle. V Dodd. C. Emerson. D. Cleaver, J Didio. Third row: E. Clark. T Ferrell. XXI Cooper. W. Collins, R. Detwiler. B. DeBoda. D. Car son. H. Fischer. F. Delcoglin. Fourth row, left to right: R. Schnaars, P. Shilling, D. Prang, J. Reeder, G. Rulh, C. Robinson. Third row: C. Short, H. Sobiech, R. Roush. S. Scarline, S. Sid- well. G. Sharp, D. Sharply, Mr. Matteson. Second row: S. Pragg. P. Samluk, E. Rutter, L. Sewell, L. Rohrer. D. Robinson, K. Shill- ing, M. Robinson, J. Richter. First row: J. Reed, G. Rutter, V. Schwartz, P. Scholl. E. Spaulding. B. Riley, J. Todd, M. Shoop. yd 1 First row, left to right: W. Loyd, S. Paxson. S. Oliver. 'S. Larson. C. Nemes. C. Lenz, LI. Parker, J. Pettie, P. Norman, W. Lewis. Second row: G. Leon, E. Morton, XV. Leach. C. Nusbaum. E. Powell. M. McGrellis. P. New- berry. J. Larrimore, M. Nichol- son, hir. W'ood. Third row: R. Latham. XV. Mclinitt. J. Maran- do. M. LaFrance. J. Melxin, B Newton. N. McCarty. R. Moblcy Fourth row: D. Mclielxey. C Mach. A. Moor. B. Moore. R Moyer, XV. Norris. :Sy-4'5TP-lg? gg 525414 - ,f.,ff,,,, Aw ' V 'nw-t4'.'12'z-7 -A ,,,.,i ,fz1,vf.,-,-75-X'E,44f,W '1 i',,w ,l if A W 4 ,, ? 15 , ACTI ITIES OFFICERS Pi 5 'ide fit FRANK ANDRIQSKO Vic: Pv'sfFdsf.'f BILL MORRIS ScfV:f.If', GARY PIERCE T t.zi14r'5 MARTHA SKEEN The purpose of the Student Government is to improve relations between schools with which we come in contact. In fact, after each home football and basketball game, the Student Government served refreshments to the visiting and home teams. The past year we had the privilege of having the fall meeting of the N.C,C.S.C.A, at our school. All the schools of the Wilmington and New Castle Special School Dis- tricts attended the meeting, held three times each school year. Wfe selected five members of our Student Government to attend the remaining two meetings. The past year we also had the privilege of sending three of our officers to the first Delaware Safety Council meeting. At this meeting discussions were held on: how to improve driving conditions, safety and road rules and the part each person should play as a driver and pedestrian. We had a very successful and industrious year. L il STUDENT GOVERNMENT A11 ulusor md 77 students mteresteel lI'1 lc1rr1111ig hem to type represent the tour1d,1t1o11 ot tl1e Txpmae, Club Dunne two permds e1el1 vxeele these students ire t1uQl1t proper tx 11111 1, teel1111que strught eo 11 tx1111g st1t1st1e tx 1111 mel letter pl1ee111e11t Dexel 11e11t t se s s L e11 s 111011 tl1e 111el1x1tlu1l lb t1111e lllmxs u11lx 111 lllffklklllk TIOIT to e1el1 'Klmx beeome eute ule1t xx ll e tultr 111 1 lf e 11e to X 1e fam HOBBIES ARD CRAFTS A new elub l11s beer1 t0r111ed tl11s yclr under the LTIFCLUOD ul Nlr Dx111o11el mel Mr HLUFH Tl11s elub Fun dr1111er1t1ls ID Qports vnll be opened to Tumor .mel Semor boys who ire mteresteel 111 gettmg the b.1s1e theorx mel lerwuledge ol tl1e fOllOXNll'lj1 sports Iootball Basleetball, Baseball Traele xXIfC.SfllIlZQ Tenms, and Soeeer The HObbICS md Crafts Club IS made up ot umor I-hgh Sehool gnrls who elrry OIT 11eedlcvsorle pro1eets The group xxorles toi ether to mllee 1rt1eles tor 11e.1rbs l1osp1 tlls mel other ehar1t.1ble orQ1111ze1 t10r1s my POR ,,. , MMM. 4841! ,If 'dv' B 65' 1 .ff WW' ig., 1 rf' ig, f iv af, J-45.111 X131 C X 11OX -X., 1s1X Z 2' .4 1 ,.,---1 ,ff -www, My S111 1111 1 111 15 1111 1r111r5 111 xc ram 111 111111 111111 t11111s 1111 N X1 I1 IVIX rs K 111 11 f 11 r 1 11111 N111 I1 wr xurx 11 fr xx 1 1 1 111 r1 11 cwnus 1x11r11111c 111116 111s 11111 FL 111 B111 1 1st 1111111 111 1 1 1 1 K 11 f X' .pf i wa. 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PAT ROL HO MIOQRAPHI R 11111 111111 X 1 1r1 NLIYL XOLI KL 111 1 1 NTLK W L1 11 11 1 1 11111 111111111 1111 1 1 fllltf 1111 11111 1111151 1 rt 1 111 111 t st11 1 us 112 P 11 1' LVN 111 t1111st 1111 1 11111111 N11 R 11111111 W 1 1 11 we 11111 1111111 1x1t11ou1. but mmf 111 111 t11r1111 1x11-111-111 111111111- gr1p1111 1111111 xx 111111 11.15 111.11111 11111 111111111111 one 111' 1111- 1111151 1 1r111111kst11 outst 1111 L111Q LOU 1 111151 1 The St1mp Club vns or ganrzcd four years ago mth Mr Fenton as its sponsor Thus yeir thc rlub member shlp ns open to boys and gurls IH grades nlne through 12 Club actmtrcs rnrludc trad mg of duplrratc stimps study mg new ISSUCS cxammrng stamp ilbums and collcrtxons lncl rcldmg irtlcles ln the Stamps maygazunc STAMP The unror I-hgh Danung Club has is lts purpose the ITTOflN'lllOU of soual danung and the apprcuatlon of rhy thm Socxal ctrqucttc plays In 1ITIUUI'f1l'1t rmlc 1n thls vro Drlmltur Club consxsts of a mo fold plrn The tenhnl ul part of thrs plan eals yy 1th I'Ll1C'1I'5lIlL thc tc Q h mques hzstory md duclop ment ot the thcatrc incl draml specrh Ind mtcrprc tltrons ot rcadrng the llnes and the 'irt of theitrc mike- bs .46 DR All A gram yxhuh ln turn cluclops pcrsonlllty truts of 1 yycll rounrlcd znrllxrduil rj-if 1-W nos SUNXOR HW The Game Club consists of two sections, one of which meets on Monday' and the other on Thurs- day. The students enjoy sharing the games, which tends to keep down the cost. The most popular games are chess and checkers. D RAMA TICS ,ff ' junior Hi-Y is sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. to promote the best and most worthwhile activities in the home, school, and neighborhood. The purpose is to strength- en bodies, develop minds, worship. and work together for a finer community and a better world, The platform is Christian thought. action and leadership. I i 4 GAMES - I . The junior High Dramatics Club is made up of boys and girls who are interested in learning more about the dramatic arts. They are introduced to acting, make-up, play writing, staging, and they take part in actual dramatic productions. PHOTO Our purpose s to crelte m 11nt,11n 1nd extend through 1ut the home sthool 1nt 1 1l1TFl'lL1I'llfX 111 h st1nd1rds ot 1' st1 1 lllflt t Our ot 1ters lttcnd month tountx I-1 X Tr1 1 Count1l mettmgs 1t the XX 11 rmngton H RICA At ur meetmgs me d1stuss d1ttertnt 1ro lems 1nd trx to tm 1 solut1on If tlub 1 1 o 'NW-v 1 l l ON 1.01 1011 T H13 , The tlub 1ons1sts of boys lnter ested 1n bunldrng stage scenery Stcnery lS usually put up by th1s group tor .Ill stage product1ons m sthool XVhcn thc. boys are not work mg on sttnery they vsorlt 111 the wood shop t1rx1ng small models STAGE AND CRAFT The Lelder Corps IS com posed ot .1 seletted group ot g1flS 1n h1gh sthool A bat tcrx ot tests must be passed on rules ot sports and stunts on thc .1pp1r1tus ID tht gsm r1.1s1um The L1rls n1ust haw a good .11.1den11t rttord The Leader Corps sold programs .1t the tootball games and sponsored mam other proyerts to earn money S for jacl-tcts and emblems DYR CORP Members ot the group also LYA ass1sted ID gym tlasses 1 I ' 'Q '. . 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Mm ww 4 wg? ,,-f' M fy l t un L 1 Ll u ctul lrncrs 1 Q tltc To better N wmwtt 1 the Qtlte IH lx e wud 111 reports t I WllllHHT Penn students to us -11 nnnnnndmaiiuqausllluu Thrs yur the llbfify rluh his doubled nts membershnp The new lnbrary quarters makes It netessiry to hue student help rt the desk eu h pcrlod of the day The tluh scrxes is 1 lfllfllflg diss tor thus student serxlce After two yelrs of serxrtc the mem bers recuxc 1 gold pm ID ru mwtgnltrtwn of the scrxrtc gnen The memhcrs of last scars duh ut as leiders of the group mstruttmg and gurd mg the new mcmbers ID thcur dutlcs IDRUI SAFI' DRIX ERS 'wt The Drrll Team meets three trmes ,1 meek from 8 15 to 9 O0 It marehes at foot ball games and m a fevn as sembhes Its purpose teach boys to follow com mands and work In a rou The Hunting Club of XY il Our club is made up of girls who are interested in clothing make up and many other teenage problems l 5+ if ery vseek vit haw distussions about dating etiquette tl Q kind of clothing and tolors that the girls look best in Many of the girls belong to the Sub Deb Club at Strm bridge and C lothier XY'e ylan to haxe a fashion shovx in the future I PRESS liam Penn School is one ot the best liked by the boys The club meets twice a week and we learn the proper use of firearms. Cuns of any' kind can bc very' dangerous so vse try' to have fun but still be careful. We use a Vifinthester dou- ble barrel l6 gauge gun and find it very easy' to use. Each member at the begin- ring of the y'ear brought in dues so we could buy' shells and clay' birds, As each club day' goes by' we keep a score of the best shot and the most birds hit. Iht Press C lubs main purpose is to strxe as 1 feeder tor the Argus ntyxspiptr We ham 1 membership of thirty s udtnts From this group vat ham rep mrters L litors photog raphers and printers Many mem bers are inttrestnd in yournilism 'T' vel' 4....:t' The Chess Club ns for stu ...M CHY YRL T as wus tluh as tnn1posc1l of uv yunmr hlgh sthool students and lr l.1tultx atlusor NI C The modcls tornpctcd hx the mem bers xntludtd trams t.1rs htuts .nr lanes ett Tht outst1nd1ng,n1od P els xxcrc dlsplaxcd nn the st Ool shout ISL cr 1 vcclx s strtnuous uorrtout the s rl H W4 11 nut v0 ot whom vert umrlx h 1 mg to hc thtstn 1 n1tn1htrs 1 tu txxo sqm s L 1X r U11 IN IN t 10st Inu vtscnt XXI 11111 Penn Hlgh IS thccrlcultrs tor K N l grtnlfs tm rt TL s thttr mttr L L X SIX x L I t D' 1 TLN Q N htcrlti s t uttrttl x IINIIX L ULN if lk ,EH 'L ddr? -- T-f' uv X MODI LING CHF55 dents who known or would luke to learn hom to pl.1x chess XVe plan to haxe a club champnonshnp the xunncrs to be Clctcrmmed bx thc rccofd ul mns and losses Plans lor thc future Include mtcrstho l.1st1c chcss contests T Q cmtm stltt from u dcnts to tuultx ldxlsors Serm as thc cxcs of thc. YICYXSPIPLI' t cn LUIDPIIC. lt mm m LL mm xxhuh I5 Iublmhnd 1bOL1f tour Umm ver sghool xur 15 K e lfOI'5 md erm tu Iromots. bemr publnp rdxtxons Huong stu mt tuultx ldmmmtrx mon md mmmumtx Phxllls lxgcmr ns editor m duct ISSISlLd bx 1 Lompatcmt stltt hut 1 Bamh IIN In tx ldx lsor -HHH N333 lr '4 xr :mv num 1 JLNJOR HOYNTS In 15 much IS XXI mm Pcnn ITl8.lflfllHS 1 hlcgh Sltctx S nn 1rd thug 18 1 mc ur nompctmr UFQIIIILIUOI1 mth m tu s wo tm kuw oucr m Pl'LN6.l'lfP1I'llL iuuh ID 1I1IZ1tlOl'1 IS the I L tml heldcd bs Mr Blcaknu wuth bow Lhoxn from tha uppcr grldci gil' 'xl'-1. lla! 9 ARG 5 2 -,W The Iumor Hmtcss Club lb 51 xucd mm mu QFOLIWS thus XC1f one group mcctmg on Mond 15 md t uthcr on Thurxdu Actlutlcs 1m udn x mm' IHXI 11098 r.1nQm0 tluvsus dnmrltlmg tlblcs serxxmx tu lm wmwmng plmcs PATROL Y XRY Who am I? I am the door which, for thousands of years has been opened by people striving for de- mocracy. I guarded the assembly halls of Greece in Democ- racy's youth where I heard Liberty voice her first feeble cry, and watched her grow. Through my portals passed the citizens of Athens . . . discussing the rights of men and the limits of the state . . . eager to mix their voices with equal ones. I was the door that barred the way to the cold and loneliness of this land of freedom which lay beyond the decks of the Mayflower. There, in the captains cabin, forty-one pilgrims signed the May- flower Compact . . . the first of history's written constitutions. Through this compact democracy grew until men became proud to give their lives that it might live. The powerful meaning of Patrick I-Ienry's immortal words, I care not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death Y or the proud majestic words of Nathan Hale, I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my coun- try. Even today they ring with sharp clear tones throughout the world. At election time all over the free world, I am the door to the polls. I should be very proud of this job, but how can I be proud when you, the people lock yourselves behind other doors and forget about me! I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY Think! This great privilege of voting can be taken from you . . . unless YOU the voters support it. Freedom of expression was one of the cornerstones of our democracy. Use this freedom to select the right leaders for this great nation of ours. As the door to the American school I speak for democracy. Everyone has the right to education of any kind, regardless of race, color, religion, nation- ality, or social origin. Through my opening may pass people of all ages seeking the knowledge of books and fundamental freedoms which will help them understand and ex- press this democratic way of life. I am the door to the courts of our nation where everyone has equal right to life, liberty, and security of person. A man is innocent of any offense until proven guilty according to law. At a public trial he is given every possible measure to prove his inno- cence, with a lawyer and witnesses who defend his rights as a member of a free nation. On the Sabbath Day my people . . . the people of democracy '... stroll through me into their places of worship. Whether it be a church, synagogue or temple, it makes no difference . . . everyone has freedom of worship. As stated in our declaration of human rights, everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion, this right in- cludes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom either alone or in a community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching practice worship and observance. I am not that cold, threatening iron curtain which holds back our democracy, but I am a warm solid, wooden door . . . wood which can be splintered by the hammering of the lies and propaganda of those behind the red curtain. These destroyers proudly claim possession of the very souls of their captives. They claim that theirs is a genuine democracy. Wie must bring an end to their frequent boasts by crying out for democracy and clearly defining it so that all may understand. I believe that democracy is right . . . that God has placed a spark of liberty in men's hearts, and that you must not let it die. There is no future without it. I speak for democracy. . its XL!! :ra Qi , .-. .X , .-X:-,w . . . . :fu ... g, ,-f ' ' ,. - ' , W ' , .. 4 ,x , -.--. 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M'.x!V, jxSu, 5 ki: x N., is X j,4F L, f F- A -y.--Q ,.,- .3-L , ,I , ' -' X--uw '.-. 1 A ,ffz-, f K V, it -All..PxL .ell af' . X . ' ' .x, ,uf 4 ..-...mn BANKES RACITI GEE WILLIAM I E WHITE MATTHEWS PENN WILLIAMS E SEAMAN MARVEL COLONIALS CULLEY WRIGHT it 'Y 5 :Q g, MELVIN .ui ADAMS The Wfilliam Penn Colonials retained their mythical state championship for the third consecutive year, although they had to settle for coachampions this year. They again had a very impressive record, losing only one game in ten. Although they tasted defeat for the first time in thirty-one games, they proved they were truly of championship quality by rebounding with impressive victories. Their amazing record of twenty-three consecu- tive wins was finally snapped. but they have started a new win streak of seven. At the same time. the jay Vees completed their fourth straight undefeated season, stretching their all-winning streak to twenty-seven. The Junior High team also had a great season. losing only one game in five. The fine records of the teams typifies the high spirit and eagerness to win, which all the players and coaches hav e. eoAeHi2s 5 vii 'slr-fa l I s f CONGRATULATIONS, BOYS! C0-CAPTAIN5 ...ur ' 'Lil 4 'mg far'-. . -I N-:iQ,,:sQn1:.,..... Alf--Q A A5 - ' ,-.Q A Inf' ff .ff VARSITY IVQ Tbm 14 Howard ,A,.....A ,,.... 2 43 St. Pctcr's A.AA,,,, ,,,,A, 6 7 Wfilm. HS, ,,,,,, ,...,, 2 7 12 P. S. dupont ...,,,, ,,.,.. 6 20 Newark .,,YY,,,w,,, .V.... O 26 Mt. Pleasant .,.. ,,,,,, I 2 39 Dover ,,A..,,.,.... ..,,,. 6 38 Claymont .....,..,, ,,.... 7 38 A, I. duPor1t ,...,,, ,..... 6 23 Elkron 33.....,... 3333.. 6 ll I9 Zi 20 S2 65 26 12 OI I INSI. ififvii 'fi-L43f'f SLIICSILIIIUITI . . . . Wfilmington I-IS A. I. LILIPOIII . Dover ,,,,, , . .. Ncwark .. . ,..,,. Mt. Pleasant ,,,.,.. P. S. duPont ....... DIY FIT NSF -1. :HQKXSUASQQJIIMSS Q2 Q k A QE, lg 'I 7793255 DAQ Q3 453 ,129 2 -r-1 ARSITH JUNIOR HIGH A St St St A. QM-Pl' 400 wg,PE1y -X444 xi. Plug, M. Pllgf EM! First row: W. Thornton, R. Ryan, D. Gee, B. Melvin, R. Calloway. Second row: Coach May, J. Raciti, G. Pierce, F. Andrusko, G. Seaman, B. johnson, D. Eakin, J. Hiner. xt PW This year the William Penn basketball team wasnyt as successful as they have been in the last few years, but they still had a winning season. Although our record this year wasn't as good as last year, the teams and coaches have worked hard. Several of the games were close, and a few breaks either way, might have made a difference. The teams have shown good sportsmanship, plenty of hustle, and the will to win. The Varsity at the two-thirds mark showed a record of six wins and five defeats. They have seven remaining games, and expect to win most of them. The junior Varsity showed a record of seven wins and three losses at the two-thirds mark. It is expected that they will win most of their remaining games also. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE A. I. DuPont Claymont St. Peter's Delaware City Mt. Pleasant Newark Middletown Alumni Wilmington H.S. Mt. Pleasant Delaware City A. I. Dupont Dover St. Peter's Newark Claymont Dover Middletown ANDRUSKO XXQRNN ww 3 A C ' I 3 ZATTI RACITI THORNTON X.. ? SEAMAN GEE U wx my 'iyiyfl 'Q 6531 x, Ni! Wm Pg X X 1 A I MELVIN . pi if iff' W :ZIV ' SE J L, 3 , 3 . ,-AxV2:? J Q if ib'fg,? Qs' g x A' ' SU xx v YI 5 X N, gb,00o! 30 I jf. Ang 'W . ' ' Q53 'r E ms H1547 Jx :yn SSW f 11 Q8 if 3 if w 1 . 9 gf xxx, M F EM! X L pg J 'ff' .i Xi ,il 1 , 'lf ff '15 4 AIU! 'Q :im J in an 3 4 2 L S? 4 Il 'lf 3 E, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row, left to right: J. Pink- ett. R. Tattersal, J. Hiner. Second row: R. Ciilloway. D. Drennen.. G, Pierce, VU. Camp, D. Clark, Z, Zatti. R. Cockran, Coach K. Wocmd. The junior High boys so far have failed to repeat last years record of nine wins and one loss. One factor probably is the fact that there were no holdovers from last years squad which now constitutes for a large part of the present jay-Ve squad which has been very successful. Another factor to be reckoned with is the fact that junior High boys have no court of their own on which to practice, except the use of the gym on Friday and Saturday mornings. After being defeated by a large score by Mount Pleasant in the first game, in the second encounter with Mount Pleasant, our boys were leading until the last quarter. The next game with Colwyck, the boys reached their stride and defeated their neighbors by a 54-21 score. At the present time there are several games remaining on the schedule and we feel that they will continue the marked improvement shown over the first game. The members of the squad include: Humphrey. Sharp. Melvin. Shaffran. Snyder. Smith. Thomas. Carls. Armstrong. Hall. Wright. Peckham. Marvel. Honie, Waters. Corcoran. Burris, Prichard. 4 3 1 5 2 A Q2 SJ VARSITY HOCKEY First row: B. johnson, M. Kinsella, C. Kleaver, J. Murray, B. Long, janet Hanby, J. Eakin. Second row: Miss Parent, Manage-rg C. Martin, M. Worrall. A. Fariss, K. Carson, N. Woodring, N. Rayne, D. Gale. The hockey team under the fine leadership of Miss Parent won four games and lost two, and had one of its most successful seasons. The entire backfield and three of the forward line players will graduate this june, leav- ing all positions but two to be filled by our up and coming players. We hope for them a winning season. We They 1 Middletown ,,,,, ,.,,,,, 3 2 Mt. Pleasant ,,.,, ..,.,,, 3 3 Conrad ,..,.,.. ,,,,,,, 1 7 Newark ...,...... ,,,,,,, 1 1 Claymont ,,...,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 0 3 A. I. Du Pont .... ,,,,,,, 2 El A JANET HANBY JOANNE MD RRAY JOYCE EAKIN 'I NANCY WOODRING ,, BARBARA LONG 'r' in X J. ANN BITTY FARISS NANCY RAYNE V CARYL KLEAVER MAUREEN KINSELLA 9 BARBARA JOHNSTON .l g 4 X 1 Xxx i R h R q ya A 1 1 4 5 ., 1 ' W D 1 h., - 4 A 4 X ' 5 ,, ., ,, A ,L A ff-fv W 3. 1 1 . f ,Y I i ,L R5 j N, wa X . h Q, f . N Nz M1 -' V I The Girls' Varsity basketball squad. although they tried their best, could not better their previous record. The junior Varsity basketball squad having had many close games ended with a most victorious season. The Varsity team will lose eight of its members due to graduation, but we are sure the replacements will continue with the XVilliam Penn fighting spirit. Best of luck to the team and its coach, Miss Sara Parent! SCHEDULE Claymont .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, . St. Peter's Newark ....... ...... M iddletown Alumnae ....,... ,,,,,.,,, 1-I Owafd Mt. Pleasant ,,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, C onrad A. I. DuPont .....,. ,,,.,,, T ower Hill VARSITX TH-. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: G. Hutton, S. Sher man, S. Burris, D. Kennedy C. Morris, D. Sutton, May Second row: Grimes, N Fisher, B. Newton, D. Kin sella, C. Moore, C. Andersen S. Beeson. COMBINED GIRLS' CHEERLEADING X il 3 2: il ORCHESTRA The newly formed orchestra of some seventeen members is- our first attempt at such an organization, It is hoped that this group will grow to equal in size our band groups already in existence. This group gave two programs this year in connection with the Band Boosters organization. DANCE BAND This group of eight players is student organized and directed. As a result of several years growth. we are proud ofthe general appearance and ability of this popular group. They have appeared at numerous public functions outside the high school, mainly for public dances, i -----.. T-'llq..'5nQ'in4uf-Q-4 45 I ,N A 1 ,..v I , f J z b-.-.-.-....--4' Q L Q-J? BOYS AND GIRLS GLEE CLUBS Membershlp ID the glee clubs fh1S year has grovsn Qonslderably The glrls now number 68 and the boys haxe 49 partmpants Both groups will partmpate 1r the Chrlstmas and Sprmg concerts and wlll also be heard sex eral trmcs m asscmblxcs T' 5 E 'llll' KSQIQT AN WNSIHXKI N T TO 1m PR!-XIDPNT February 3 l955 When the Presxdent V1Slt8d W1lm1ngton Just before the electlon last fall he was part1cu larly lmpressed by the excellence of the band whlch played before and after h1s talk He has learned through Mr Rodney Layton 1n Wllmlngton that the band was made up of hlgh school students of the New Castle School D1str1ct and was under your d1rect1on The Pres1dent asked me to drop you a note expresslng to you and through you to the student members of the band h1s personal apprec1at1on of the excellent mus1c furmshed by the band He felt that the band added greatly to the pleasure he experlenced upon h1s v1s1t Wlth klnd regards ncerely f Mr Wallace Pancoast 38 Varmar Dr1ve Swanwyck Gardens New Castle, Delaware Tllli Wllllli llUl'Sl-Q ,A 5. I, for I Dear Mr. Pancoast: . I , . 1 ffl, I 1 ,Q 43,- 'X ,gy .f ' :saw .sy , .. , ...M-'+'j ', 'Ma mu ' ' .nv- NEW ADDITIONS ..,- ' -ff -Z1 K Q c 1 '.IZ -H.. A 8 mf-3' J.. 119'- 3-W lm- ran..- M , h A 9 -vm ! 'i Qk 3'5 0 'VY' 391 A 'uf Qin -44 . 31 fw- ASHINGTON SENIOR TRIP TO Ai -N, THE BISHOP,S MA TLE Hilfzr'-1' Liu re zz. CAST ROGER WARD Mi.fJ' Mfiwbmy JANET COLLINS Dirk I.t114re11i v,,.... DICK MCCRACKEN Slffldlllfvil Adcllllf ....,,,v.,,w,,, ....,.......v.V..,. L OIS CARL HaJ!f1Zg.f .,,..,,......., ..Y.. D ICK CASTIGLIONE Mdudicj DIUHZ Y..A..A................ ,,..... J OYCE STAFFORD J. V. D141111 ...,.,......,.,, ,,,,...... G ARY PIERCE Nffvf Hrlfie Bl'L'lfl'L'I1I27'fd,L't' ,,,,. ...,. B LANCI-IE RACITI M1',r. Ufvarner Reed ,,.,, ..,........ K AY CARSON Md1'J' Pefkiflf MfCUI71b ..I...........,,..,..,.,.I,......,,..,.. PAT GACK AIV. Aflxlrd .,........ .,,,,,, C I-IARLES BURRIS Sllldclll Dffiflm' .....,.Y,.,...........I......... GEORGE THOMPSON A1614 Mfcalf-7' .... ............,. A LDA HEROLD PVUIVZIYIPH ........................ PAT O'DAY and KAY LYNCH Liffaff ,,,.,YY,.....,,, JIM BLACKBURN and BOB CRAVATT Hilary Laurens, the new rector of St. Matthews Episcopal Church encounters difficult moments when he takes over his new parish. Old established members do not approve of the new order of things, I-Iilary's fiancee, or his brother, Dick. Among his parishoners he finds one, Mrs. Wfarner Reed, who approxes and who also has enough power to help him overcome the others less easy to win to his way of thinking. Through a tenement incident, a marriage involving non- members, and his own personal problems. looms the threat of his forced resignation. His solution of these enables him to live up to his Bishop grandfather and to the Bishops Mantle. 1 1 U Wh Cavghk I ' at Ha ppened? Need a Handkerchlef 9 come on Ihere Girl I Y vim' 5 so ugiw E 3 THE HO OR SOCIETY NATIONAL Hdnon soclE'rv S 'Q S 5 2 S W Qi 51.4 The Honor Society of XY'illinm Penn High School was originated to gixe recognition to the deserxing students for their outstanding scholastic achievements. The members of the society, Olive Eastburn, Frank An- drusko. Way'ne Thornton, Eugene Seaman, joseph Moore. Marjorie Guididas, George Thompson and Kay Carson, are each selected on the basis of scholarship, character, citizenship and leadership. The Society's constitution was accepted by The National Honor Society. 61 , 0 I 4 ,4 Q x fm A . 'V yi V, . X 1 '9 L ' , 6 gig A an 34 S ixpmi 1 we 4 x Q 4 a' A 4 4 '1 . ' ' 5 '- ' I A 0, , qw if' -. 'P M - T A J, A Ytl, 1. vi 1- '- ' .,,,. f-Mx ' 1 , A I , ' ,4 Q l' .2 P: . liz? 142,14 'V 'wi 'W Qf'f5', is Q fav 'W if' . I . , , , Ji 5 . 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Al Qix v, . 141 .I A 11' i'7Ax' - 44,4 44 .,.34f44.4424:44 444 44 ,al 4, qi A 5 , W Sw -.ar 1 i.gmAr't' 1 - .rf r rf vb 4 l 54 --'ff P' ll. na 1 14, g:f.23,.g12 3' ,- . '- 627, .1 X6 :uv ,, 'wt' I x Q H 45, .riff fx I .'., .Q if rf, 3 Gifs T - 1544.434 1 sl .5 gm ilfqyi, .. -, 'ergfgjivl at qs .- ff' J' rf .. ' ,Q l X -'VL , , 4 'I ' IV: . y PEI' If 1 E5 i :VI X If K it ix? ' Y X ff' f 'fi a A N BASEBALL 1955 William Penn ...............,,,.... 19 William Penn William Penn William Penn William Penn William Penn William Penn William Penn William Penn William Penn ...,..., William Penn William Penn ........ ....,.. William Penn William Penn Delaware City Middletown ...... Cla mont ..,,.. Y Howard ,,.....,,.,,.. Delaware City Dover ........... St. Peters ........ Mt. Pleasant ...... Middletown ....,. A. I. duPont ...... Newark .......... St. Peters ........ A. I. duPont ....., Claymont . ....... Won 12 Lost 2 This was by far the best season in many years. William Penn was third in the County by few percentage points Conly P. S. duPont and Salesianum aheadj The good combination of pitching, hitting and fielding was responsible for our success Ray Ryan and Dan Eakin did most of the pitching with Bob Connell helping out Harper Culley handled the catching job. LETTER WINNERS Ray Ryan Dan Eakin, Harper Culley, jack Hiner, Gary Pierce, Wayne Thornton Captain LEADING HITTERS Dan Eakin ...............................,.................. . jack Hiner .............. Wayne Thornton ....... Ray Ryan ................ Gary Pierce 378 362 350 326 297 X, -xl '. 1955 TRACK Dual Meef: Wm. Penn .v,..,,..,,, 67 Wni. Penn ,,...,,,..., 51 l 3 Tri 1llC'6'f,' Claymont ,,,..,,,.,,,,, 66 XX'm. Penn 35 P61111 Relfzj '.u'. ' 6th in Heat Time 133.9 Sllbllfbzlll Meel: Placed 4th among 10 teams Cflllflfij Meef: Placed 6th among 18 teams Pezzizzfzzlzz Relayff Placed third in Shot-Put Relay-1 Sl' 0 Placed second in 440 Relayslii :8 Won 880 Relay-154.6 Stale Meet: Placed 9th among 26 teams XT-tfixf Pac LETTER XWINNERS joseph DiAngelo Daniel Eakin Douglas Farris Harold Hultman Charles Melvin William Nolan Charles Scott Eugene Seaman Franklin Story Robert Williams Ni my ' A. f ...fi V 'Er SOFTBALL The Girls' Softball Team had a better season this ymr than thcy did last year under the capable coaching of Miss Sara Parent. Howeser next year looks xcry ,good with a number of the girls coming back. 5 V Q A 4, axis X. wk C 1 , 1 5- Qu -ru 9 ,X .1 Q , Q j Perf' -glue'-F SENIGR PRGM 5 ? Nui!! l 'fa Q- 1 M 1-t gaigrrl 1 11nj Sm' i 'E f ,IQ X ,' X.L N X 1 x M HA' 'P Hb' w . 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