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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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Your sincere class instructions, your unselfish free-time assistance and your strong desire to have us learn have not, by any means, been overlooked. All have spoken well of your guidance of the Honor Society and the Senior Class trips. Appreciation is often hard to express and to give, so let us say thank you. Mrs. Newton, as we the Class of 1957 dedicate our Penn Quill to you. 1 X t Yi 1 fffma E57 'Fr 'rr ' J ll' Left us pr11is1' 11111' IIPIII' old 14111111 Mater IIIIVITIIIL for Willi11111 PUIIII High L1't IIS n L vi h il- smrrirrni F'.'nl ll g 'A:':: - 1 I lg sing of 1111 her glories 111111 11111lfP hw' l11111111'1's ffy Rllll Rall Rllll Hur- T' I . V 4 ' A Q 4 ' A III!!!-i fllrl' , ' , I Ig H ll 'irrflfl UI' IDQEQ-H522 o I 9 C ' lil ' ' f an 4 1 9 'll ' ' I s I- V I I - ll I r11l1.' R11l1.' Rafzf Rah! for dear A111111 MUZPI' IIIIITHII for the CllPl'l Y 111111 the black. i , l!llQ11Q I I ,, 1 - , , 1 , Y- hr'-rn' I lu - . r llllll. 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'Ji ' .gy -wiifs an ., Q ' - 1,-LS .f xfiigw, , w Qglnggg px ' N X 355 ,Sfiffxby 1' 9 A f ui' iii' T x W Q? x - nz..-xx-rw. Q, 3 1 m Q s'SfNiUeA2 ., 2-ssseflf' Iv an ifffggfif,-:,gA 'illlixfx-a I7 'i y ?awwl 0' 5 WILLIAM J, M4-KELVEY J. HERBERT TORIN NORMAN ROSSITER GEORGE H. KLEAVER THE NEW CASTLE SPECIAI. Scuoor. Dxsmxcr J. R. Kuzcxxnn, SllPCI'ii1lCIlda'I7f of Schools NEW CASTLE, IJELAVVARE '1'4-lf-plume 8-235411 To the Graduates of 1957: The Board of Education wishes to extend to the members of the graduating class our very best wishes for your continued success. Many people - parents, citizens, the Board of Edu- cation, Administrative officers, teachers and other their own special way have a very fine school system we are all proud. school personnel - each in been involved in providing and a high school of which Board of Education, are happy We, as members of the to have been able to contribute a small share of this effort. we hope that you take your citizenship respon- sibilities seriously and will make a similar effort for the boys and girls who will follow. J! J. Herbert Tobin, President 2 f intl THE NEW CASTLE SPECIAL Scuoox. Dxsnucr J. R. KLECKNER, Superintendent of Schoolx NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE Tulophoxlc 8-234-1 To the Graduates of the Class of 1957: On behalf of the Board of Education, the faculty, and the administration of the schools I extend our congratulations and com- mendation upon the successful completion of your public school edu- cation. William Penn High School is accredited by the Middle At- lantic States Division of the National Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. You may well be proud of the fact that you have graduated from this institution. You have had many academically, vocationally, you have applied yourselves our minds as to your future But remember that tional institution is not a opportunities to prepare yourselves and socially for your next step. If conscientiously there is no doubt in success. a diploma in itself from any educa- guarantee of future success. It sim- ply opens doors of opportunity which otherwise would be closed to you. Whether you go on to college or go into a vocation immediate- ly, you will always be faced with the responsibility and the oppor- tunity for additional training. Keep going with the assurance that we will be very much interested in your future. ya ff ff Joseph R Kleckner, Superintendent of Schools W- e '-eff 'f - X M1-9-wwe I 4,,A ,lgglf-c-M Q A V . S-mf y X Zzp.. Congratulations to you, the class of 1957! We of the staff, who have been in a large measure responsible for you educationally over thc years, are happy to see you reach this momentous occasion of graduation. You cannot now escape the reflection which your representation will cast back upon it. May it he that each will continue to be proud of the accomplishments and high standards of achievements and behavior for which we have stood individually and collectively through these years. Success means many different things to many people. To some it may mean just having a jobg to others it might mean having a joh they likeg and to others it might mean having a job they like and can do well. Whatever your interpretation just he certain that, in leaving your footprints in the sands of time, you don't leave the mark of a heel. n CHARLES E. SMITH, Principal J . was-if f- . W- ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. james C. Moffett. Jr. HOME EC DEPARTMENT Miss Louise Archbold Mrs. Eleanor Davidson Miss Ann Kloster Q, as if ' ' 'l N3 l 1'l'Si.t nib i 1'l l-B' V27 X inf' ' ,. af! .CA C Lt A f , ,. - rf, O . f ,LJ A Z, QL, if X I 1,-If 1 Qt -411,41 c2..4, fcvvlf gk I f if: 1 L -gd, ,7-fo , XJ' 21 cvvf COMMERQTAXL DEPARTMENT Mr. Har iii ,a!r1g,,f,:!,,7 Q. 4,411 Mr. Herb rt Fox .7 Mr. Charles Hornf!fC:g, MAA! Mr. Edward White 7 Mr. Eugene Fogler X Mr. John May Mrs. Virginia Ryan Miss Mary Hackney 'X xx JUNIOR ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Rolwrt Barto Mr. Rohert Williarns Mrs. Marilyn Marion Miss Sheila Johnsgard Mrs. Mary Ilolson Miss Frances Larimore fri If I E vi SENIOR ENGLISH DEPARTMENI' M r. Keith Bvntham Mr. Willialii Kiiilll fii Mr. Fred TIIOIIIPSOII Mr. Louis Trinkaus Mr. John Dunlap If SPECIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Kay Armstrong Mrs. Alberta Stover Mr. Charles Bleakney Mrs. Catherine Murphy Mrs. Florence' Newton W 5lfll'lNCl'l lllfll.-Xll'l'Nll'lNT lVll'. llulwrl N1-y lllr. l'illglt'll0 lllll'lll'I' 0 Mr. xvllllillll Culi- Mr. llcrsliaill Willis . 1 lVlr. l' rzmvis l't'lllUll 1 H SHCI AL STP DI ICS DliPAR'l'MFN'l' Mr. Mr. Mr Mr M r M r john lixlwarfls Bl'lHll'H Shoup? 'l'livmlorv Clark Gvorgv Nlvlntyre liulwrt Colenuul Kennvlll Wommcl Ur. ,Ion lluston Miss Carolyn Cottrill Miss lflizalietli Miller 'hr yr' J f -is MATIIFMATICS DICPARTM ENT Mr. ,lnlm Snyxlvr Mr. Arthur Mattesuri Mrs. lfstvllv Ctwlllllli Mr. lVlaynurcl Rc-inlmolcl Mr. lmon Cillwrt Mr. llonalil lVlurtagli NIVSIC lJliPARTN1lCN'I' Mr. Wfallavr' Pzlrwoast Mr. Charles Reid Mrs. Mary Nic-hols Pr ! if A'I'IIl,ICTlf1S IIICVARTMICNT Mr. W'illiam Cole X1l5Ftrl'lll'fx Hnrrlson Mr. Otis Chapnmn F' ,N :Q :Q f :ll i- H s 5 ei J INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Edward Newman Mr. Clyde Arnold Mr. Robert Benson Mr. George Zimmerman 1 'tm-Fffljp S HCR ICTA R I ES Mrs. Elmira Duncan Mrs. Gladys Skeen Mrs. Flizalmetli Ash CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Ida Carney Margaret Gonzalez Lorraine Fingal Louise Walls Jane Drenclall Sophie Graham Mary Marcozzi Patricia Moser Louise Bell Mary Clayton Mary Wipf The past four years, which have flown by so quickly. contain memories of studies. friends, and fun. Since all good things must come to an end, thus the good years of the Class of 1957 have been brought to a close. As we leave our Alma Mater. let us 74446 Zan MR. WHITE. because he has helped if N so many of us to secure jobs. YEL! MR. MOFFETT. who helped make each pep fest a success and yet kept our good behavior in sight. 1' -2 f ,- MR. TRINKAUS, for his guidance of W I the Penn Quill Staff. ' ' ' l' MR. BUCHER, who taught us chemistry and algebra and as our class Q 9 sponsor added fun and enjoyment to our class activities. xx I ' ff I ' C MR. MAY. who led us through our Junior year. always Z H ,q.::u g carrying the Hheadacheil of our financial problems. 011323 ' MR. REID and MR. PANCOAST, for our ' 'd t t. superior music epar men Af 7 ,ff 7 Yr 4' ff . MR. STOVER and MR. HOPKINS, for back- ' ing the Student Government and answering Q I our many questions. X I yljwy 5,1 . . , ,P DR. HUSTON and MR. KEIM, for adding their X ' musical talents to our mighty pep fests. -J , I MR. WOOD, MR. COLE, MR. CHAPMAN, MISS HARRISON who have geared our athletes on to numerous victories. K 4-5 1 I K MR. DUNLA P, for his time and effort toward our playsg plus his work on our Argus.', g V -.1 'a.Zl1l.,.4 X fi g-lrta M J X x y lgxjzuigf 'lmfbt xl ,Tr ,x B ?n g 2 1 'Wal' K4 i7 'I was ul I is .V ','m? 1915 2,- .+,.- xg , A 'V' 5 125 , ,, J , 4 , Y X js a s -SN wana: 'YMX 6 ,ir A J 175 7 Offdcaw Secretary .IUDITH DOUGHERTY President JAMES GRAULICH Vlhe President .IUDITH .IENNINGS Treasurer ' , ky I 1 Q I s N J S 1 IQ 4 infix f4dw'4au MR. HAROLD BARR MR. EUGENE BUCHER MR. HERBERT FOX MISS MARY HACKNEY MRS. VIRGINIA RYAN MR. LOUIS TRINKAUS mm Finished Burt Yet Beginning SOCK? Walk Hand in Hand with Me 96074 Garnet and White JAMES Donn ' W g .jf -If X, f f ff I!! ,v by 7, I I 750440: Red Rose Kv4'll1'rall l uInrv l'lrmx: .-Xrniml l orw- ll! lNAl,lD lf. .-XNIJICRSON ,-hilly N lloolliull 2, 31 1illl'SN unml liln'vlu'i'4 lflulr 1. 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II: Ifwunty IIZIIIII I. -I3 IQ is IN IIIUIILII IIun-I QI: Sum- IIIIUII' II, 'Ig IIum'n' 515 IIHIII I. 21 lIl'l'Ill'NII'.I QI: FImI:'nl Ilmvrn- m -nt Ig lim-' lQIe-1- l Iulm I. 2. .I. f' I'.I,.XIXI'. .X. IIIIIIILU K l nlnnvr-'iul HI':IiIIllt'u I lur1m-I'lfm.w.- I LIXKXUI' II:-ml INIujm'1-Ilv I. 2. .IL Studvnl ilowrll- m-nt 'IL II.1NIu-lIv:1II LI. QIQ SUIIIMIII I. 2.15 lI.lM Iiuxim-W Xlumlpwr QI: Iivgmlul' Iizlml I 23 Sullplmmliw II.m1I Z1 M-urlm-wk Fluff ' 'A I I Xrpu- SIAII ... -I. .Iunu I lvnrINI IIIIIII I 'Wx wud' Q! 'S T . N? I v L.-XIII. II. LUX l 1-nr'l'xlI I 'ul Iwzlnn' l,llIHN.' .'xI'IlI4'lI Inn.-, 3? XIIIIIIUIII' lllwik' lflnlm Jig II4lII I':1troI I. 2. N1-if-x1liI'iv ,Iz14'kiv I'ul11r'4' l'lrmx: Ifngim-vrin N11lnte'l1l'I1I1e'ICl'I11InQI. IOIIN COX . I g r IIIILNIIY JOIIN CIIISIIOLNI 'L NIILIIIIQH nn' l'f1ms: Xluxiv 'Il-m'Iu-r .L ' ' . U ' -. -. '. 'N ' ' I npIu1niv Ilund l, 2, JI, -Ig Ilanvc Band ', Q g '1'Ilt'rIl'll 2. fi. -Ig 4IllIlInr Plgyg III lIuIv I II wx I In llulu I I I Tw. , . . , , ,l xg. 11s. . ,..,., :Uv Iiuml 2. 31 State- IIIIUVIIS II: Y1-zlrlmnk Staff -1: .M'vm11pul11wl I. Z. .5. I3 Smnur I'l.n. IIOSIAI NIARIIAI iIU'I I'INCI'I.-XXI 'IL RusIl ' mfr IIIIIIISI Sw-cn-tary . . . I-IIIXII 2. III-III-N .I, Int ,H X I xX .X ,h 293. C Ns 1 'Y F . 4 x Nm? . Y I. 1 f RliNNli'l'H IC. CR IST fLe'm-ull K+-nm lmtzfrv l'lmzs: .Mlm Xl:-vhzumiw HH-1'llilH fi. 1, Bli'l l'Y JIQAN CIROCKI-l'l l' llmlvral hllrivkvlt Flllllll' IIIIIHSI Ilmlwwsifz- Tri-Ill-Yl 2 'R .IVIJITH ANN UAGLIC CQ-nvrul Uim1l1' Fllfllff' l'lf1n.s.' Tvlvpllmmz' l,p1'Tllf!IT Full-dvi: I. 2: Tri-Ilil' fl. ROY XV. IXXVIS t:4'IlVVill upwy Fnfnrr- Plans: FIlU'TIlliIlIlll'lll Fic-ld Fuutllzlll 2. 3. A1-. CllAlll,l'fS Wll,l,lANl DEAN lfolnlxu-wiul Cl111m'k Flllllff' Plans: lf S. Nan' ,IANIICS I-'RANKLIN DOIDD Ill Swim-nlifim' Jim Flllllle' l'lnnx: llruflsmun 'l'rau'k l, 2. Il. -lg lfmlllmll 2, 3, 'lg A Cap- Iwllal llllnir 2. fl, '13 llnys' Ulm' lfllllr 2. 31 ' liuys' Slam- 33 Svniur lflass TI'Q'3SllTl'l Q , , iflu-ss fflulr lg junior Play: SllltlQ'Ill Gov- . 1-rmm-nt Pr:-sillvnt -1. . ll - X1 ,. 1 ' l .1 Ll - X X, 1 ' A, ' X V X 'l ' ' ' L D. L WV 'fl ' CARULYN ANNE ICASTBURN lfomnu-rviul lfarolyn l ulun' l'lrmx: Officz- Worlwr l're-ss lflulm 2. BARBARA ALICE ERHART Cmnlm-n-iul llarlval'a Future' l'lan.v: llllristiun l :4lll1'i1llUIl Worker Girls' Craft lllulw lg Girls' Claw' Club 2, 31 Orvlwstru l. 2. 3. -5 M. l liANlfl'fS ,ll'lTlTll llUl7Glll'lll'l'Y c:lPIIlIIlt'l'l'llll Judy Q K Fllfllfl' IIIIIIISI 51-4'1'm-tary TYilllNl1'fl'l'll from llnlwyvk 21 Sul:-mlvlv 2. 35 Nilllllllill llonnr Suvic-ly 3, 5m'1'n'lal'y- 'l1I'1'Ll5llY'l'f -lg llirls' lil:-v lllulm 3. -lg Svniur J Class 51'1'I't'lilI'yI Yvurlnmk Staff 4, DONALIJ G. DRPINNEN lImnm1-rviul Hun hi Fniure' l'l1111s: l'ruf4-ssimlal liasr-lmull Plays-r 744, lsnollulll l. 2, 3, 43 llasclball l, 2. 3, 43 X Vx HLlSlil'lllLlll 1. 2. 3. -1: Truck 1, 2, 3. 4g Fire- l dlrn g,ff4f7A' ffyfy .mf dv fin f ni,-N0 Jw 45.3 ?,gqg,yvg,-4 1 uw-fe v- if I1-XVIII IIONALIJ IIRICSUN lmlwral I 1-x Future' I,!l1H.S.' Ilwl1nnl', J Ilulor lQuamI 2. V NANCY LUIS I I5III'III , lIQ'Il1'll1I Num'y X x .' l 11i11rP l'l11n.x,- Hffiw' XYUIAIQ .9 J 'I'rumfe'rr1-4l Imm Iinluyck 2: Ilaskvllmull 3: f:Ill'4'I'Il'i1lIIHg1 Ii, lg SUIIIIQIII 2. 3. 'I. f' , - I 1 pull ff V M4 . I - K Bod' i A r ., fling I' J 'I Gif'-i.4lJ.l,'w.n. IU 'A I L I Ai' 1 X I :X A 7 fv,,,v',,i.I IA 'IA' 'J 1 'I I ., I .-w.A.L. 5.-f 1 I I I '.'I 114. f4ff1,L -s ' -if-J V1-4, - - , ' 5 . f2g,..,..,' J,,.',i4. 'J f -Y-J Lf- Jlfusgn j 'L W2 J 1 'P '1 K --X, la.- iQ III'I55If CIII'INIfY I US'I'I'lII lQ1-m'ruI II1'4'se-' I ff! Flllllff' l'l!Ill.Y.' Nun' I an T FIIIIIV4' IDIIIIIXI Offim- Wlvrk lf.,..Ilm1l 1, 2. 54, 4Q lu.,-Q cpl.-0 lllulu 2, :ag 5 'X I lllll4'II'l Vlwir 'I JOSICPIIINIC Ii. GONZON -42,1 W' 45:12 JAMES .IUSICPII GIIAIIICII llvne-ral IQruIvI1 l'411l11re Plans: Halle-gv Class I'rf'si4Ir'n! 43 Has:-lmall Nlanagvr 2, 3, 113 Iiasks-lball Nlanagvr II. 'lg Buys' Stale- Hvpre-sc-lmlatiw 33 Typing Club I. 2: Yvar- Iluuk Staff AI. BARBARA CRIMES I umm:-rcial I!arIJara Future Plans : Sven-tary G irls' Glu- Club Kg FHA 2g 'I'ri4IIi-Y 1. J - .l, ---f ff, W4 My' , 5, l A, 0 ' 1 , If ,, , I I ' 1' l' 1 IV' f 4iNL'r4.1:p'r11 alumna' U lf I Eguvguf 7 I l Jambi f Fllhft' 1'l1upKr X-Hay ,l'l'L'll3Ill1'lLlll I I Junior llish-ss Clulx lg Stud:-nt Govern- J uwnt 2, Jig :X lluppcllu lllluir 1, 2, ll, 45 f 'girls' Ulm' Club 1, 2, 33 Xvarllook C0- f uslilor 45 Softball 1, 25 lluckcy 2. JUAN lllsllllll ll.-XXSICN l,mnnu-rriul 'Qloun' lxllflllt' l'l11ns: Se-vu-lur'y .I .I . .- ,, , V -. . . .n 1 .I -, -. '. v N n K llppflln iluu 3 1 flfl ilu lllulrl 'l 'l Nul llmlml llrlmltil flulb .-.11- P ' 1 '11 N. 12. fll .lunior l'lm: Ya-urlmok Stuff Al -:-I av' JA N li'l' Nl Ali ll l Nl ES 5L'll'llllllll' Kilt:'n l nInrf' l'lans: Nuns:- lrunflc-rre-ml from Sl. .bkllmnf lligll Scllunl. Wm-sl xlfglllllil Jlg llirlf l,mul1-r Corps 3, lg Nvalrlmok ifluln Il. JOHN li. llllYlfll lla-In-ml .lgn'k l l1I11ra' IVIIVIXJ 420111-gv luullmll l. Z, .l. -1. l.n-Lglplulll -l' llzm--w lulll ' i l llnlun ' 1 .l., I, -1 LN 'Ilull l. L.. Li, -1. at-wr ALI vv-Mx 'llllfll lll'lAllS in-m'l'ul 'Wl' Flllllfl' l'lanA: .'xI'lll1'll lfln TURN llunlx l, 2. fl: lralvlc xlilIlllgZ!'T 2: Rmlil lfluln lg Sport, l 11mlaxm'l1l11lf 2: Slug:- vrafi lllulr Il. -1. K Nl' IIICRINIC A NN IIICNIIHICKSON l,m'm'l'ul Flllllfl' Plans: NI urriagv lvlflb Lrufl Llulr lg iypi Kz1tl1y' ng Clulw 2: 'l'ri- JN1, I X Hi-X 'S. f A ' l ,L , ,' vf 9 lg . J,-ff! , Milf' 0 ,, M , W wok' ' 'ygyfv ,M JY nfl. K r , l . ,Q ! wild! l ff K-L, x ML ,, .flftfj l, ,ff M ' Sv M 'gr I IIIII l ai ' fun' llmzs: S1-err-la 'y 1 f'!' 've . .L, 4 .' 1all I---'- ,',j'g QA 5' .Pat ' i 2- . A. i. 'Z 'l'r'- 'V 1 .' ll 1-nl li 'I neil 3 Ha l'alro I. JIIIIITII DIANA JENNINGS .' 'a Q' V um yu Fulurr' Plans: juurnaliet 'l'I'flIISfl'I'I'l'1l lynn l'e-uns ll , N' ,fe-rs:-y 23 llranialids 2. 31 51:51-lary' Slllilvlll Covernyliquf 3, Hmzlqry 31 S Suinnier Exchange Student Lo 'l'ur 4: literary Eclunr ol Y flux? 43 iiur l'lay: Slu- cleni Gow ner? ep, ' Vive l'resirlent 51-ninr Qla:-a-3' ruin Nl! nclant 33 Senior jivlafx. , - fl , I ' I I .J I. , WIILIAM M. IIOFFMANN Scientific' Alike l uIure l'lnn.v: Marin:-5 Glee illuli I, 2, Il.g A Cappella Choir I, 2 35 Lhe-ss Llulm I, 2: Drama Club 33 llanml lg State lfhurus 23 lirvuntry Choir 1. 2 S:-ninr Play. IIAIi0I.II CLINTON llUW1Xllll General R:-In-l Fulzzre Plans: :Xrniy Safety Patrol l. 2. 1 LUIS MAE JORDAN Comme-rrial Lois Future Plans: Secretary Hockey l. 2. 3. 43 llaslu-tlmall 33 Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Gnverninent Rep. 1. CATHERINE LOUISE KABINO General Catherine Future Plans: Christian Worker Future Teachers of America Club 13 Li- hrary Club 2. CAROLYN JANE KESSLER l1unum'r1-iul Ifarolyn Fulun' l'luns: Music Suluml A Kluppvllu Choir l, 2: Girls' lllc-1' Club l, 2, 3, -lg Studi-nt UOY!'TIllllt'lll livprvsmi- lulivm- l, 411 l,I'Lllllllll1'S Clulu 2, 33 Sul: D4-lu li .luninr Play: gvniur Play. llUllU'l'llY M. lilN5lfLl,A ti1llllllH'l'l'i1ll IM-ui.- Fllfllff' IIIIIVISS Uffim- Wurlwr lflusw 51-vlvlzlry 35 l:llf'l'X'll'l1llf'Y' l. 2, 3, fl: liznskf-tlmll l, 2. 3. 'lg llm'lu'y 1. 2, Al-. X ggqsy Y xfo ll. , K . 5 H 1 Xi 'wr K I 1 X X Y li . B -K we -A, -. JM:QUigm'N KRMSS U1-lu-rul .lac'kiv Fulure Plans: Office' Work Suftlwull 23 llucke-y 33 llaslu-tlmall and Soft- lrull lNluuuge'r 33 Color ,lI1 X K . JlllDl'l'I'l El,Al LQ ON llc-in-rul 'Vu XV l Judy l umn- Plnnf: Nuregllv . VX mimi 29 :if'43- dffiwf za, 44 All State llnuil,N2, ' 'Uulinljd ai ml 4lZ'NSl'8III8llC'S ix' EW A QA Y gp, ii N Bib' if 3 3 ix ., f' 'XXX 2 K, Af .Klux hx , l, MV l'A'l'lllClA ANN Kll'l' ijmlillivwizll Nlll'llll!'LHl Future Plans: Nlarriagv lfllgl Sa-vrvlury Ig Girls' Ulm- Clulv l, 23 llln-Q-rle-adiiig Club 2: Hockm-y Manage-r 33 Sllflllllll Nluuug:-r 3: Pre-ss Club 33 Hull Patrol 3. liUBlfllT FRANK KLEAVICIK A4'21lll'lIllt' Holy Future' Plans: Llollvgv Band 1, 2. 3, 41 A Cappvlla Choir I, 2, 3. 43 Buys' Cla-1' lflull l, 2. 3g Orvlu-slru 2. .1 ARTHUR LOVELESS 1 1-na-ral Ari fulurl' I'lnns: lluasl Guaril lrurk l. 2. 3. MAIIGAIIICT ANN LYONS M'aul4'nli4' IH-ggf' l'uIurf' Plans: Nlwliral l'rofc-ssion l'llllllllll'?4 23 Tvnnis Club 33 Assistant rum Major 43 Girls' Lvuilvr Corps 4. 'Ury JACQKELINE LCGATES Ge-ne-ral Jackie Fulure Plans: lliisinf-ss 'llransfi-rrml frum Grand Rapids. Mivll. PATRICIA ANN LEITCH Comme-rrial Pat Future Plans: Uffice- Work 'l'ransf1-rn-il from Pe-nnsylvania. JOHN F. MAHER Cvnf-ral Jack Future Plans: Barber Football 1, 2g Track 2, 35 Band 1, 2. MARY LOU MACUIRE General Mickey Flllllfe Plans: Typist Library Aid 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3. .lACQUlQLlNl': BARBARA MARVEL Avzulviiiim- Barbara' Fulurf' Plans: Colle-go Glw- Club 2, 3, fl, Nnlional Honor Society 3, 43 Typing Club 1: llockc-y 3, 4, Baskrl- bull Manager 3g Has:-ball 2: Yearbook 45 SC'l1'Ill't' Club 3: Lvuclvr Corps 3, 43 Slu- dc-nt Cove-riime-nt Rvprosvnlative 4. JANICE IRENE MAY C0lIlIIl4'I'l'lLll H.lanivc' Fulurf' Plans: Svcri-tary Girls' Glu- Club 1. 2. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Li- brary Aid 3, lluske-llmll 23 Softball lg 'l'm-miis Club 21 Girls' Le-ads-r Corps 1, 23 ,lunior Play Student llirvvtor. ll RALPH FREDRICK McGRATH Ce-nm-ral 4'Mac' Future Plans: Air Guards Q Stagcvraft 25 Game Club lg Chess Club 3. HENRY THOMAS MCGUIRE III Acadz-mir Nick Future Plans: Medicine- Transfvrrvd from Salvsianum 4. JOSEPHINE A. MQBRIDE Avadvmic jo Ann' Future Plans: College Chvorleading 2, 3, C0-Captain 4g Basket ball 2 3 4' Qoftball 2 3 4' Hocke 3 4 M yi, , - . . , y ., , Girls' State Reprosnntative 3g Girls' Lead or Corps 44 Dramatics 2. WILLIAM M. MCCRACKEN General Bi11' Future Plans: Post Officv Employee Tract 2, 3, 44 Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, af' l, X 1. x 'W 5... ALICIC VIRGINIA IVIOOIIIC I.un1n1r'r:'1:xl 'l.AllL't' Fulurc' l'lrms : Seervl ary ,Iuniur Ilu-lu-ss lllulv lg Softball 21 I-lrlw' Kllve lflnlv 3. 4: Yr-zlrlmulc Staff 4: Argus Q , .lalff .I I'lIlW'AIlIJ NIOORIC Clem-ral Fri lfulnn' l'lan.v: Iinwinz aim ,, , I, V , S, FRANK II. N14-NIANLF Svienlific' 'Trunk' lfutzzre Plans: College- flhvss fllllll 2. fl. DAVID R. NIICIIELUWI General 'Wlikv' Fumre l'lr1nx: Arrnml I nrvvs Fnotlmall I. 2. 41 Travk I. 2, 3. II, ' x K I . 4 K., 'qv JQANDRA MOORE I. cientific San1ly' Future Plans: College Transferrerl from Dallas Franklin Monroe Township High School 4. BARBARA ANN NEWTON General ullarlm' Future Plans: Offiee Work Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2. 3, 4 Hockey Manager 4: Prom Attendant 3. JOHN NICHOLS llvm-rul john Fulnre- l'lr1nx.' Navy tllll'S4 lllllll 2, 3. TIIONIAS NOIAN ll:-xlvrul NTUIIIIIIQ Fllfllfl' I'lnn.s: Aflllj' Ytugvvruft Il. 41 lflmlluanll 2. 31 lluml 1. 25 l'ru1'k l. 21 llull Patrol l. 2, 3, -1-1 Fin' ., . l'zllrnl l. 2. 3. 'I-. I 415. 33. , , Qi, N35 ,fk'l+xw' ALBERT PARSONS Svic-ntifir Al Fulnre' Plans: Collvge' 'l'rurk l, 21 Hand I, 23 T:-nnis Club 3 liOlil'Ili'I' DALE PASQUINO lk-I1vl'ul A-Hill! l u1ure I'l!Il15.' Army 'l'runsfe'x're'ml from lfnnraml. 'T-3? 'V '27 fi RICHARID DALE OUIDICN C1-nf-ral Fulurv l'lrmx.' Navy Dull-' llaskctluall 1, 2. 3, 4-1 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappvlla Choir 1, 2, 31 'I'rv'zlsl1ror 0 A Capps-lla Choir 4: Boys' Ulf-v Clulm 2 3g T:-nnis Clulm 3. CAROLYN PALADINETTI Grim-ral Falun' Plans: I'l4lllS!'WNlfQ' Carolyn Sulm-rlr-lr Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3 1 'SV E .lxcmml-1 I'lNKlC'l l' N Vllllfll' l'inlu'll f'l1luI1' l'l1mx.' tinllvgy- lll-vluxll 2. 3. All lrm-k 2. 3. 'll llzlslivl- lull' l l l Ilrlll 2 3 l - ' . .' . ' ' 4.... , on . ,..'. Nl.-XRIIC li. PIUVOSU Mzulvnm' NxlZll'll'n 1'uIl1n' l'lun.w: 411-ll'-pw l'l1utugruplny illulu 21 Fvir-rum' Clulr 33 nur Nwirly Il, -1, Prvw Llulm l: Fulv-llvlu 4.lulm 23 lr lil.SllC lMfQl'l.lNlC l'lCAIiY l.mnmz'rrml l'ulum'k Fllfllff' Plans: Prmnulion nl IM-ll 'l'vl1' phnnv 1.11. 'l'ri-lli-Y ll. CONS'l',-XNCE l.Ullll:XlNlf l'llil'1 fl0l1IlIll'l'l'lLil nllUIlIll1'.- Fulzzrf' Plmzs: SQ'I'Ft'lill'V , . . A ,-. llx-Y 3, IJOROTIIY POOHE Clvnf-ral 5is' Fulurr l,ll171.Y.' Xlarriugu' Typing Clulw 2: Craft Clnls 31 Tri-lli'Y fl Nllffllllll, l'UW'lfl.l. Svlvntiflm' Nlikf-' Future' l'lr1n.v: Fvir-nlifim' Fic-lfl Transfe-rrml from South Carulinzlg S1'l1'Ilf'4 Clulw 3. ll1f21IlSlFl'I'F1'1l from llulwyvk 2: Full-lh-lr 2' 1. MAJOR CLINTON RANSOM General Clint 1 uturr' l'lr1nx: Army Slug:-craft Clnli 2, 3, 4: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3. 4: l'n'v Patrol I. 2. 3. -1, ll0Bl'lli'll lll'llf5 Genvrnl Holm Fulure Plans: Business l4'outlmll 2, 3, 4, Gunn- lllnli 1. l'ATIiIlliX R613 sm-nrifiq, if' ,mf Ll' X iq u ' Future Pliuv, nriidg V ' Huelcvy 2, 3, it , Baslre' 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 23 ior Class resident 33 Senior Class usiness Manager 43 Girls' Lender Corps President 3, 4: Girls' Stale' 3. NANCY JU ROBINSON General Nan Future Plans: Housewife Majurettes l, 2, 3. 43 Sub-deb lg Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. pt rl HUTTON lll'llNHAll'l' General Hutton Future Plans: Restaurant llusiness Fishing Club 13 Library 2, 3, 43 Work lfxperienee 4. WILLIAM .l. RlNl General Bill Future Plans: College Color Guard 1, 25 Fire Patrol 1, 23 Model Making Club Ig Boys' Glee Club 25 Safe Drivers' Clulm 23 Hall Patrol 35 Student Government 3. Nflllxlxx .ll7l,l.'X SClllLl,lNG Cuiniur-rvial Norma Futnrv Plans: Golclvy llvacmn Girls' Ulm' Club l, 2 3, 43 Library Aid lg llraniutivs Club 33 Sub-Dvb 2. C0NS'l2ANlll'l SELETOS Gr-nf-ral Connie- Tri-lli-Y 33 Softball 2. v 14 fuk 'JST JA M ES RUDG ERS Ar'afll'mif' llill Future Plaris: Cullr-gc' llanvlng f.lub l. 2. .31 I:-nnls Klub 33 Art Club l. KN l'Al'l,lNA R0l7lllCl7EZ .lnan' I'ulure Plans: Office- ,lub Transfr-rre'ml from Florida: Tri-lli-Y fl: Girls' Ulm- Club 3. 4: Stuilvnl fluvvrn- mr-nl 3. l 1 .pl iDELOROUS DIANE SHAW flcneral Diane ' I Future Plans: Housewife Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. SANDRA LEE SHERMAN Scientific Sandy Future Plans: Physical Education Te-arlier Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2, 3, 43 Sub-Deb lg Girls' Clee Club 2. 3: Band 1, 2: Sfhior Play. 1 IRENE SHINN General Rene Future Plans: PBX Operator Girls' Leader Corps 13 Softball 1, 2. GLORIA JANE SHUPE Commercial Gloria Future Plans: Housvwifv Editor ot' Argus 3. MARGARET GRACE SOSINSKI Comtuorcial Peggy Future Plans: Sf-vrt-tar'y Hockvy lg Sul!-tlcrlm 2, 3. MARY ELLEN STAFFORD Aratlefniit' Mary Future Plans: College- Softball 2. 3, 4: .lunior Play: Student C-ova-rum:-nt 45 Dramatics Club 2, 33 Sc-nior Play. ti ' A-'-ax .x. . t, - x Cv' ,f S ' s SUSAN ANN SLADER General Sue Transff-rretl from Ursuline 3g Typing 3. ROGER THOMAS SMITH Scientific Ring Future Plans: Engineer Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Junior Play: Basketball 1: A Cappella Choir 1, 33 Boys' Glf-e Club 1, 2, 3. . WA!-luv . C .Jiffy W , I f luv, at 5 I. ftlmwgh- :A RORICRT CHARLES TATTICRSALL Cvrwrnl Butch l uIun' l'lans: Cullvgf- Fmxtlrzill l. 2, 3, 41 Raskvlball 1, 2, 3, 4 Rusvlmll l, 2, 3. Captain 43 Travk 3, 4 ICI ,OISIC A NNPTTTTC TAYLOR C1-nvral El l uIurr Plans: 'l'f'nf'h1'r Transfe-rn-ml from Ranvrnft 13 Clwerlvarling Club 2, Pn-ss Club 33 Typing Club 33 Uanving Club 2. 'C' PHYLLIS STEIMLINC Academic '-Phyllis Future Plans: Laboratory Tr-rbnirian Svivnm' Club 33 Shop Club l. ANCENICTTH V. STELMAK .Avarlf-nxir' Angi0 Future Plans: Rusinvss Cnllrgv A Cappvlla Clmir 2. 3, -1-1 Girls' Cl:-9 Club 1. 2. 32 Junior Playg Dranialivs Club 1. 2. 3: Stud:-nt Ilnvvrnnif-nt 2: Sm-nior Play, Ye-arbook Staff. RORERT L. TAYLOR Cunliiivrvial Rob Fuizzrv Plan.: : Navy z Patrul 1. 2. 33 Stage-vraft l, 2, 3. KICNNTCTH G. THOMAS Cvni-ml Kvnny Future Plans: Truck I,oadvr ntball 13 Trark 3. CllAlll.l'l5 C. THORNTON Svivntlfit' ClluCk Fulurv Plans: Colle-gv - , , Class lr:-sulvnt l. 2: Travk 2, 3, 45 'l'1-nnis Clull 3. Wll,l.l.fXlll lillCl'INl-I TIMMONS Cvnvrul Bill Future Plans: llu-inn-ss Stamp Clulb 1: Clwss Clulm 2. VJ' -59' ,lk tux ikv- ..,,,. aus Q I I K , .1 ff CP, ,-.fr-ff Q X-x,U F 1' Ct, 4 X A b A . ' 5 I Q . Q gig: JANET TYLER Conum-rciul 'flan' Futurt' Plans: ll:-ll Tm-leplmnv Co. Cll1'l'I'lt'llKllIlg Clulr 1: Tri-Hi-Y I: Girls' Glu- Club 3. JOYCE A. VAN HEKLE Comnwrcial Sc'hneckle Future Plans: IBM Operator Trunsfvr from Conrad 2: Hockvy 4: Bas- kvllmall 2. 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Girls' Le-mule-r Curps 3, -1: llantl 2, 3. 1. :Wa JANICE ELLEN TRAVERS Commerrial ujanigff' Future Plans: Svcrc-tary Tennis Clulm 1: Sub-tl:-ln 2, 3: Studrnt Covernrnf-nt 3. JOE D. TURNER SC'lt'I'lllflC JOQ Future Plans: Collvgv Transfvrrvtl from Tvnnvsscv: Chvfs' Club 3: Sunune-r AFS student: Senior Play. 'S Q Ht i x 'T'-S-or 'E CHARLES WAUGH Gvnvral Chisel Future Plans: Armed Iibrcvs junior Playg Amatvur Cbvfs' Club 3. FRED WHEELER Scientific Fred Future Plans: Colle-ge Baseball 1, 2, 33 ChPSS 1, 2, 31 TYPUIS Club I. A if 2 ' fa f E' xx, U' 'M 4, . V . X. W , n 5 All f LANNY WALKER Scif-ntific Lan Future Plans: Air Forcv Transferred from Cleveland, Ohio 4. IEANETTE LOUISE WALLACE Commercial Ivan Future Plans: Office Work Tvnnis Club lg Sub-De-b 2, 3. 11 tu CAROL BROWN WHITE Commercial Carol Future Plans: Housewife A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 33 Girls' Clce Club l, 2, 35 Press Club 2g Sub-Deb 3. JAMES D. WILLIAMS Gene-ral Jim Future Plans: Dramatics Boys' Glec Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Playg Cbm-rleading Club 3g Tennis Club 2: Senior Play: Yearbook Staff. 9 NW? gif!! f . Az. NGC .. Q X . 3' x X X X 5 X ,I X, S 8 - a l i I 1 , avlf :Nix X r.. ' QQ ' . Wi' S X R. 4 K if af. Ag, E5 Q lfach year the American Fit-Id Service sends us an exehange s ent r m orrig. toun rx who, as he is learning about life in Amr-riea. teaelies us about lift in hi om var we have had George Xanthopoulos, from Athens, Cree-re. ln Greece, George attended Athens' College, a boy's school equivalc nt t X urnan l school. Hi- spent his free time with friends. going to parties, dance 1 nn- llu ,, summers, the same group of friends have always gone swimming or mngapm in ot nr sort W 'Manww Last summer, two uf our own students went abroad on the A.F.S. pro- gram. Judy Jennings went abroad to lstanbul. Tur- ki'Yy and lite Turner went to Colle, Germany. Judy had a very exciting sum- mer, living just as if she were a Turkish girl. While enjoying her visit, she learned much about the eustoms of the ancient eity. Joe had an equally interesting trip abroad, spending the summer with a typical German family. Joe also learned much about the country in which he was living. All three students have benefited from the experi- enees offered to them by the American Field Serv- iee. and they whole- heartedly support it. Oman 17, 1959 20, 7?5 Our Father who art in Heaven Hallowed be thy name Thy lfingzlorn rome. Thy will he done Un earth as it is in Hearen. Cire us this day our daily hrearl And forgive as our trespasses As we forgire those who trespass Anil If-aa' as not into temptation Hut delirer us from evil For Thine is the lfingflom ,ffml the power and the glory Forerer and ez-er Amen. against us. SENIORS R. ANDERSON R. AUTEN G. BAILEY D. BANKES F. BARTLETT S. BEESON P. BIELICKI D. BLACKBURN T. BRADLEY R. BRAMBLE S. BURRIS W. CAMP J. CARNEY E. CHIRCO H CHISHOLM R. COTTINGHAM C. COX J. COX K CRIST B. CROCKETT J. CROSS R. CUNNINGHAM J. DAGLE R. DAVIS C. DEAN J. DODD J. DOUGHERTY D DRENNEN C. EASTBURN B. ERHART D. ERICSON N FISHER R. FOSTER J. CONZON J. GRAULICH B. CRIMES J. CRIMES J. HANSEN A HEAPS K HENDRICKSON J. HIMES J. HINER M. HOFFMAN H. HOWARD G. HUTTON J, J ENNINGS L. JORDAN K KABINO C. KESSLER D KINSELLA P KIPP R KLEAVER J. KRAUSS J. LANDON J. LEGATES PET PEEVES Rules and regulations History Authority pushers Loafers Work, geometry People who call me Sahara Coming home early Work Disorder Homework Donnie. Ha Ha People without gum Conceited girls Getting caught with gum People who insist that I have a Boston accent Bell telephone Homework Homework Homework History Catty girls English Supervisor at work Authority pushers English teachers Hayfever Bridges Grass drills Typing and shorthand Typing Detention hall Grammar, history Girls Pinches Bermuda shorts The boy next door Girls who wear earrings to school My kid sister Homework Boys Doing without lipstick Filling out Yearbook forms Wise guys Teachers Get rid of the gum Yougurt and pinches Mr. Cole's cuts Juvenile delinquency Crew cuts Mr. Cole's jokes Being in by twelve Students who cheat Seventh period English Grammar Homework, English PET SA YINGS Get lost Oh! My heavens My tum O K Don't be facetious you under- grown ignoramous I heard a good joke last night Oh! That's neat I'm not foolin' Well now I wouldn't say that What, again? Schnekle, seen Donnie? Lend me a pencil I can't do it Anybody have any gum? There's always French homework Got any gum? Now was that nice? Nasty break Gee whiz Nasty break Where's Bernie? Oh! come on More fun than a little bit Good deal Back in the old country 78 more days 'til Judy gets home You're awful ornery Hi, Hon! You better believe it Hey girls O K Jack Very good Fight team fight I'll what? Ya! Don't worry about it I spy Jo - Where's Bob? Oooooooh! ! ! That's life! Don't wait 'til it's too late You better believe it You'd be surprised Geeeeeeeeees! Take a sneak, will ya? O K you girls I'm afraid not O K? O K! Turn blue Oh, My! Hearts and flowers O K Sweetie - Where's Bill? I'm sorry, Ronnie Don's want to hear about it Honestly I swear Jimminy Crickett SENIORS P. A. P. J. M. B. J. J. W. R. T. F. D. A. S. B. J. T. D. C. A. B. E. C. J. M D. M C. R. H. B. S. N. J. J. N. C. D. S. I. G. S. R. M M P. A. R. E. R. K. C. LEITCH LOVELESS LYONS MAHER MAGUIRE MARVEL MAY McBRIDE McCRACKEN McGRATH McGUIRE McMANUS MICHELOW MOORE MOORE NEWTON NICHOLS NOLAN OGDEN PALADINETTI PARSONS PASQUINO PEARY PIKE PINKETT PIOVOSO POORE POWELL RANSOM REES REINHART RIN I ROBERTS ROBINSON RODGERS RODRIQUEZ SCHILLINC SELETOS SHAW SHERMAN SHINN SHUPE SLADER SMITH SOSINSKI STAFFORD STEIMLING STELMAK TATTERSALL TAYLOR TAYLOR THOMAS THORNTON PET PEEVES Getting up early in the moming Tests A day of only 24 hours Hi, Sweets Catty girls Alphabetical order seating arrangements A girl from Wilmington Jim-Graulich's cuts Homework Homework Schools for boys' only English Room 35 as homeroom fSoph., Junior, Seniorj Speeches Squealers Homework English Work Quarter and half notes Summer school Pet Peeves Any place that bugs me' Supervisors at work Catty people Football camp First impressions Stuck-up teenagers Food served in lunchroom Work Long school day English Teachers that take Hot Fudge Sundaes Short vacation schedules at North Carolina College English Square teachers Grammar and history Gym Homework, classes History Wilmington girls Conceited people Jimmy Baker Lazy boys A girl Staying home Homework Teachers Bermuda shorts Mr. Cole's jokes. Skinnv lunches School English Beautiful girls if- - ---- YT- -Y - PET SA YINGS Can't wait 'ntil Friday I d0n't know How about that Sweetsie? You're finished until you start OK you kids !! ! Oh yeah? Let me tell you! Where is Ray ? Nasty break, Sweetsie I d0n't know Greeting's governor Just one more I ain't got none Did you see that? Oh! Darn it! Nasty break Roger Oh! No! Hey Ransom I don't know See that! Quatre-Cinq-Six This place bugs me Work like a mad champ I ain't about to! But it's all right Ah! c'mon now Bunny fuzz Un-Deux-Trois Hey, Tom It's better to be safe than sorry Want a pass to the drive-in? All depends Was the wharf crowded last night Janet? My dear me! Take a break Colly moses Gosh sakes Sweetsy You can't take it with you Where's Burris? That do make it nice You know How about that? Let's go park Honestly! I like you. too Ole kid Really? You're an idiot! You lame tipper Shot who? Oh! Come on Eaadl ill' W. TIMMONS Homework .I. TRAVERS Homework .I- TURNER Petunias J- TYLER Some teachers J. Sports L. WALKER Perpetual gripers .I. WALLACE Homework C. WAUGH Chemistry F. WHEELER Authority pushers C. WHITE Homework .I. WILLIAMS School books J. WILSON 501,001 R. WOODARD Chalk talks J- WRIGHT Obstinate teachers K. WRIGHT Teachers G. XANTHOPOULOS I left them in Greece Let's go gang Alrighty You fool, you Meat head Well, how about that, Sallie? Howfbout that? Oh, for Pete's sake Take a sneak Don't worry about it Oh foot! What do you know about that? Oh, hardy! That's nothing Cheeeeeese - I mean Holy cow He who is infallable is astute Gosh darn it! What's the trouble, Bubble? Qa4470d! We, the class of 1957, supposedly being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following items in this our last will and testament. L Ronald Anderson, will my used razor blades to Bobby Griffen. I, Rose Auten, will my naturally curly hair to Kathy L I, I. I, I. L Alfree. Glenn Bailey, will my place in line to Larry Alfree. David Bankes, will my athletic ability to anyone who wants it. Frances Bartlett, will my imaginative lack of imagi- nation to Jack Stoltz. Sarah Beeson, will my quiet ways to Wendy Mc- Conaghie. Pat Bielicki, will my bottle of peroxide to Carol Cole. Dorothy Blackburn, will my black hair to Mary Ellen Brown. I, Thomas Bradley. will my seat in physics class to Ray Steele. I, Ronald Bramble. will my sax playing ability to I. L L L I I 9 Q Mickey McDowell. Sallie Burris, will my ability to get along with Miss Harrison to Bonnie Ramsey. Bill Camp, will my speed' to Kenny Humphrey. James Carney, will my first clarinet seat to Eleanor Carpenter. Elaine Chirco, will my ability to get along with Mr. Reinbold to Larry Alfree. Hank Chisholm, will my grand piano in the audi- torium to Nancy Fluke. Rose Cottingham, will my curly hair to Arlene Anechiarico. I, Carl Cox, will my blue eyes to Gary Rutter. I, John Cox, will my diploma to Ron Johnston. I Kenny Crist, will my books to Raymond French. I Betty Crockett, will my Senior seat to Ethel Crockett. I .Ioan Cross, will my position on the Hockey team I I to my little sister. Reva Cunningham, will my southern accent to Thomas E. Norris. Judy Dagle, will my personal supervisor to Bob Griffin. I, Roy Davis, will my football shoes to Nick Peckham. I, Charles Dean, will my automobile knowledge to Kenny Thompson. I, James Dodd, will my second bass abilities to Nick Armstrong. I, Judy Dougherty, will my party dresses and gowns to my sister. I, Don Drennen, will my practice socks to Rocky L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L Stanley. Carolyn Ann Eastburn, will my quietness to Eleanor McDowell. Barbara Alice Erhart, will my ability to do math to Patsy Talley. David Ericson, will my changed attitude toward school to someone who needs it. Nancy Fisher, will my cheerleading uniform to Diane Morgan. Reese Foster, will my football ability to Henry Corcoran. Jo Gonzon, will my long pony tail to Dianne Thatcher. .Iames Graulich, will my ability to get along with Mr. Cole to anyone who needs it. Barbara Grimes, will my ability to talk in Mr. Reinbold's study hall to Anna Mae Mecke. Janet Grimes, will my ability to go steady to Carol Moyle. ,Ioan Hanson, will my height to Jackie Hawkins. Alfred Heaps, will my English bicycle to Fred Anderson. Katherine Hendrickson, will my natural curly hair to Barbara Himes. .Ianet Himes, will my English ancestory to Odelia Duzak. Jack Hiner, will my track ability to Franny Payton. Mike Hoffman, will my knowledge of physics to George Xanthopoulos. Harold Howard, will my teachers to anybody who wants them. I, Gail I-Iutton, will my ability to play hockey to Wendy McConaghie. I, I I I I I I I. I. I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I. 9 9 s .ludy Jennings, will my height to Eileen Elecko. Lois Jordon, will my cheerleading uniform to Kathleen Hiner. Catherine Kabino, will my twelfth grade seat to Mary Ellen Kabino. Carolyn Kessler, will my ability to sing soprano to Mickey McDowell. Dorothy Kinsella, will my baggy cheerleading pants to .loan Pinder. Pat Kipp, will my trips to White Crystal to Nancy Mitchell. Bob Kleaver, will my ability to play the baritone to anyone who wants it. Jackie Krauss, will my chemistry ability to Mr. Bucher. Judith Landon, will my ability to spell to anyone who wants it. Jacqueline LeGates, will my long hair to Delores Brenegan. gat Leitch, will my ability to do English to Betty oe. Art Loveless, will Payton. Peggy Lyons, will my short black hair to Jenny Brewer. my track record to Franny .lack Maher, will my brains to anyone who wants them. Mary Maguire, will my ability to go steady to my sister, Franny. Barbara Marvel, will my hockey position to anyone crazy enough to play it. Janice May, will my ability to talk with ease to Mr. Coleman. JoAnn McBride, will my ability in math to Jack Stoltz. Bill McCracken, will my driving ability to Mert White. Ralph McGrath, will my twelfth year troubles to Mickey McDowell. Nick McGuire, will my black-tasseled loafers to Larry Alfree. Frank McManus, will my knowledge of English to Mr. Keim. Dave Michelow, will my spleen to Bill Marvel. I, Alice Moore, will my quiet disposition to Jean Ann Hetrick. I, Sandra Moore, will my chignon to any short-haired girl in William Penn. I, Barbara Newton, will my good humor to Walter I. I. Caryle. John Nichols, will my chess ability to anybody who wants it. Thomas Nolan, will my job and my car to Ken Thompson. L, Dale Ogden, will my height to Johnny Shaffran. I. I, Carolyn Paladinetti, will my ability to pass Mr. Trinkaus's English course to Dave Barley. Albert Parsons, will my red hair to anyone who will take it. I, Bob Pasquino. will my friendship to Joe Turcol or I. I. I. Mose Miller. Elsie Peary, will my ability to work in the tele- phone company to Jacqueline Clymer. Connie Pike, will my long pony tail to Barbara Messick. Jerome Pinkett, will my speed and sporting ability to Maurice Tywman. I, Marie Piovoso, will my luck and good fortune to anybody who needs it. I, Dorothy Poore. will my ability to get along with I. I. Harvey Scott to Colleen Hodges. lgichael Powell, will my senior class debt to John oe. Clint Ransom, will my good luck and good fortune to Sally. , , ,A A, 'f' I, Bob Rees, will my ability to get along with teachers to Larry Alfree. I, Hutton Reinhart, will my teachers to Tim Arm- I, I, strong. Bill Rini, will my thirty-one Hot Rod to Mr. Willis. Sue Roberts, will my ability to get along with Mr. Bucher to the poor soul that believes any- thing he says. I, Nancy Robinson, will my majorette pin to anyone who can last long enough. I, Bill Rodgers, will my haircut to Mr. Trinkaus. I, Joan Rodriguez, will my two years of hen scratch- I I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 9 1 9 9 9 9 ing to underclass stenographers. ,Norma Schilling, will my ability in English to my brother, Paul. Connie Seletos, will my worn out driver's license to Sarah Altice. Diane Shaw, will my shortness to Carol Moyle. Sandra Sherman, will my ability in math to Nick Peckham. Irene Shinn, will my bottle of peroxide to Ina Whaley. Gloria Shupe, will my bobby pins to anyone who wants them. Susan Slader, will my desk and old pencils to Ann Roberts. Roger T. Smith. will my weight and strength to Bert Carl. Margaret Sosinski, will my mole to whoever wants it. Mary-Ellen Stafford, will my strike-outs in softball to Debbie King. Phyllis Steimling, will my old chewing gum wrap- pers to Mr. Reinbold. Angenette Stelmak, will my long eyelashes to Mildred Stewart. Robert Tattersall, will my ability to not get hurt playing football to Larry Alfree. Eloise Taylor, will my sense of humor to Frances Blalock. Bob Taylor, will my curly hair to Sandy Sidwell. Kenneth Thomas, will my English book to Ed Kilfere. Charles C. Thornton, will my red hair to Mr. Thompson. Bill Timmons, will my blonde hair to Burke Moore. Janice Travers, will my liking of Home Economics to anyone interested. Joe Turner, will my ability to do geometry to Mr. Murtaugh. Janet Tyler, will my shorthand ability to Pat Young. Sandy Van Hekle, will my basketball suit to Linda Adams. Lanny Walker, will my car to Don Staples. Jeanette Wallace, will my old job at Hoy's to Linda Sheats. Charles Waugh, will my knowledge of Chemistry to Mr. Bucher. Fred Wheeler, will my vast knowledge of French to Mrs. Newton. Carol White, will my height to Janet Kleckner. Jimmy Williams, will my ambition to John Ferguson. Anna Marie Wilson, will my naturally curly hair to Delores Wilson. James Wilson, will my hall patrol post to the smallest boy. Bob Woodard, will my ability to play football to Larry Alfree. John Wright, will my mind to Mr. Trinkaus. Kathleen Wright, will my stubborn ways to who- ever wants them. George Xanthopoulos, will my best wishes to any- one who is silly enough to take them. qvgw 4lv.Qirw'u 5 5 x9 B 1 is I gr. a Q .B 10 SDKW 7957 ,I ,I I N1 I 1 N N N xrm uc ill Imuury JIIIILIW.-. on No- n ur I Q4 mn u 1 1 This ye-urls play prm'wI ms ITKYIUUN fue lru' avls were fillml with IIUFUIIN Illll an w llll emi 4 'll unu III E10 of Ilughtvr. I 0 u mv nm x Hlllg lll in wld Cmmnecticut farm house and rn N x tu an nu of the past owners of UNI. 1t1 u 1 u lrxctf-rs. the story Ivccunws Il ucu N u Jrillllllilll was 1 rwut 0 m am tu nous rclu-arsaIs. and the Ifrimlrz Hvrberr Gage Surah Cage' Paula Cage ,Ilnrge Gage Barlmra Gage George' Custmf john Rorlfwooa' Hrs. Rm'lf1L'omI .Ilixs Loomis I'nr'Ie Waller JIU!! Rfarlrwoofl ffrznwrz SARAH IIICICSON NIIKI-I HOFFNIANN SANDRA SIIICRNIAN JUDY JENNINGS ANG ENIi'I I'E S'I'ICl.N1AK CARULYN KESSLER JOE TURNER JIM WILLIAMS MARY STAFFORD JUDY LANDON HENRY CIIIISIIOLNI ROISICRT 'I'AYI.0R DON IJRIENNIEN 55 dl' 5 15 'G 56 Q 1' I 2 1,1225 , sw? , Q55 . 'f Ss ' ru f w M lgg , -' 3 V H ,, 'WW Y'- ' 45? :- bw Wh i, iff? F' Q Q- QPF ibiza: .ezeeay do fiucceeaf Mllxli l'0Wl'Il,l. MNIZIIC PIHVHSH x , P Q wdii BOB RICICS I yxNuT'rxLun 7VZb4zAf4Z4au2z Ilx IIINIQR 9Xl,l.lI'1 Ill RIMS 7UZb4z'gZ,-c? JIM GRAl'l.ltIlI Jl'IlY IJOUlLllIiR'l'Y Senemdlaaagfahtofuf Our high school calendar began back in 1953, when we became Freshmen. At last we were in high school with the older students. But say, didn't the upperclassmen, especially the Seniors, look smooth and sophisticated? We wondered if we'd ever reach that year of distinction. lt seemed so terribly far away. But despite our size, we actually were stepping towards leader- ship. Now we could play Junior Varsity football, sing in the A Cappella Choir, and join clubs for uSenior High only. We soon found ourselves in our Sophomore year. As many new students came to us from Colwyck School, our class grew, thus giving us many new friends. Our activities also increased as we began having class projects such as our fun-packed picnic at Rockford Tower. Individual homerooms began to hold assembly programs, with lVlr. Fenton's and Mr. Dymond's classes combining to present a program with varied talents, and Mrs. Strickbergeris room recording a Halloween spook play for the student body and a local radio station. Then it was 1955, and we who had so admired upperclassmen, had reached the first step of our main goal. We were Juniors! We began our eventful year by selling fruit cakes at Thanksgiving and Christmas. To these sales we added those of Christmas cards, surpassing the sales of the previous year's Junior Class. We went on building up our treasury by selling school pencils plus Easter and Mother's Day cakes. Aside from sales, we held successful events such as our Sock Hopf' Under the direction of Mr. Dunlap, we presented Out of the Frying Pan to a full auditorium. The year was almost gone, but not complete until we planned and decorated for the Junior-Senior Prom, thus putting a pleasant ending to our third high school year. At last it was fall once more, and we had finally arrived as the leaders of the school. It was still hard to believe that we were actually Seniors, and would soon be leaving William Penn. We began our yearly events early by presenting 'January Thaw,', a play which made the audience rock with laughter. We were kept busy ordering pictures, name cards, announcements, and other Senior musts. Sooner than expected Christmas arrived, and we gave our annual Christmas dance, all aglow with music, tinsel, and mistletoe. Our fund-raising projects had just about come to an end as we began making definite plans for our trip to Washington, D. C. Oh, the fun we had! Some- thing hilarious was forever happening. Our Senior year was quickly fading from view when we had our Prom. Ah, the memories of one's Senior Prom! We'll always remember the dreamy music, the lovely king and queen, and each one's special escort. For the lowerclassmen, this event was the final spring activity. To us it was just a reminder of the coming end of our high school days. At last graduation did come, when each one heard his name ring out clearly perhaps with a slight tear in each eye. Our days at William Penn have come to an end, but we will always have memories to remind us of the importance of the time spent here. To those who follow us, we wish as many happy and valuable days as we ourselves have experienced here. r :1-IR? QQQ Q 9 I-cgi' ' f f. -M r' 'Qui 9' il grnf -Q, NNY' 46 QV, 1 R+ - 9 kwa x .. 3954 K i i 4 S A ,win Q-1 ix Q 3-'N XA 3 X L59 PLQYX .zmif f 5 juli Of svlmol giving NH 0 fl Olll Ulll lllfbllf 0 flfh VVC lf I N l N4 Ill Ill l 215 If HYNIUIIN IIN! llll K Il ON d llfif l HQ 1 I lllNWlH Eli? I IVCQ Illl' w ff IIN 1 UH 'lll 1 I vc num uk Stoltz' c wx 1 ff so lls as a Us - mm hltmlu-1' am Iflrst row F MCIJIIITC J long B Mav S Lloyd B Messxck M E Kabino, D. Kennedy A Mecke N Mxlchell A Hurat J McCullough Dr Huston Second row: F Knlfxra K Humphrey J MCCOTIHICK D lynch J Meadows B Kowaleiski, B. McQuale B Laughlm K Leverage Tlnrd row I Mlller R lohnston D 'VIelvin, W. nl! I NN ? -- --V 4- - g..., . .. mll ll ll .. new fi ns... .ig gy T if 3? i iv' l'nNl IUSN. ll. loe. 11. loore. ll. llllllll. M. Noel .1. .l. Iolxoislxi. .l. lNon1lx. l.. blients. Q- Slml'fmn. A. llolwrts, l'. Sow:-rs. ll. Si ve. M. Nye. Wl. Moore. C. Sosinsl-ai, Mr. Keini. XV, Svwel. .l. lllller. Nlovle. lf. Nlorrif. K. Moore. N. liini. .l. Moore. Second row: li. Self, l.. Stewart. J. l 'l'liir1l row: ll. Nieliols, li. Schilling, M. Miller. N. lll'l'lillLllIl, ul. Shanks, W. Moore, , i....J 5,3 ..,.., , . -,,1sqW -A- i , E- swmfw 'M LJ v-4 . -:suv . - ,xt . 'A I, ' 5' ,sway 'g'.,3-gkmmgl -'g ' ' - 'ik' W .f., A lfirxt row: ll. lllllllIk'llCl', l. Wlinley, P. 'llillm-y. D, Sutton. .-X. Yuriseo, S. Vunlreseu, 'l'. Ynlente. ll. Slvllllllllgl. l'. Young. S. TWXIIILIII, N. Llnswortli. Mrs. Newton. Second row: K. Wilson. li. Tlionipson, M. White. M. Watkins. A. 'l'o4l1l. li. Williams, M. liaulen. .l. 'llooineyh .l. Stoltz. l'. Vain Hn-ukle. 'llllird row: ll. Wriglil. li. YVenver, ll. Tlioinus. ll. Sliiilley. .l. Starr. D. Stvlinak. li. Steele. R. Tlioinas, li. Wilson, B. Yaunlegrifl. bl 4:- af I 33, '-,gun ll.. ' A - - . 1 Q, First row: P. Baldwin. L. Kelly. J. Crockett, M. Brown, S. Brown, P. Albee, T. Clough, ll. Boylan, l'. Butler, V. Dctwiler, M. Arnold. B. Darsney. Second row: D. Baucrle, W. Craig, J. Connell, F. Arlers. J. Clymer, J. Brewer, L. Adams, A. Annecharico, P. Brain, B. Britton, O. Burslcr, ll. Clougli. Mr. lleinbolcl. Tllird row: G. Decker, I.. Keni, V. llenius, l.. Alfrce, T. Armstrong, ll. Corvoran. B. Burris, B. Brown, YV. Carlyle, D. Covey. T Q.X O A , .- 13 E, 5a,Q::, Q QQIQQ E' 'f 1 ,, NT' Y 1 , f'1 P1 First row: J. Hamilton, B. Fairclougll, J. lletrick, Fluke, N. Hires, M. Farrington C. Smith. N. Cordon. J. Harper, J. Hawkins, E. Eleclako, M. Drendall. Second row: T. Cm-rslcy, C. Dubil. li. Armstrong, M. liwald, A. Greene, A. Duszalc, B. Lindemanis J. llammonrl, S. Reed, A. Prine, E. Corry. A. Piovoso, Mr. Thompson. Third row: W. Civison, C. Soltow, li. Killvn, J. Hoylman, M. Henry, T. Harter, W. Hammond, R. Hill R. llowcll, S. Jones, Ray French. J. Ferguson. 1 v v l Nw 51 F'rst row: M. F. Colson, C. Evans, N. Davis, F. Dalton. C. Cole, L. Davis, F. Brown, B. Crow, P. Cook. J. Burris. Second row: Mr. Dunlap, B. Carey, N, Dalton, F. Davis J. Clark, E. Carpenter, G. Peters, E. Cochran, W. Burris, C. Collins. Third row: B. Dodd: D. Cole. J. Deleo, A. DiMauro, D. Corson, N. Campbell, J. Cox, G. Conner, E. Campbell B. Floriolli. -.2 ? ' l First row: M. Billingsley, J. Bronowicz, N. Bateson, C. Blades, S. Burns, S. Altice D. Brenegan, C. Buchanan, C. Blakeney, C. Allen, J. Berry. Second row: Mr. Edwards, T. Beach, J. Brown, A. Benson, G. Austin, B. Atallian, J. Burns, M. Alford, J. Angstad B. Arthur. B. Short, J. Burns. Third row: J. DePrisco, N- Armstrong, T. Koval, L Bowman, K. Bruce, W. Andreavice, R. Bellamy, B. Ashley, N. Bowman, G. Bailey J. Beaman, D. Daley. 1 1 uunuu iA 1i1 ' .+.k5:,rgf.i Q ilu 5 7- Firwt row: M. lN'luorc. D. King. P. luleker. ll. Meadows. D. Lawton. D. Morgan. ll Mvacluws. l. l.loy1l. J. Maynard. 5. Martin. Svooiul row: Mr. Fenton. J. l.P11Cll. J. Mulwr l.. King. ll. lNI0ur0, S. May. C. Martin. E. Lyons. B. Maxwell. ll. Kiscr. F. Malonry 'llliilwl ruw: NV. Mc'Kr'lv1'y, XV. Marvel. J. Laguvvski. ll. lilonrw-. R. l.0y. F. King. ll. Kr-itll l. 64 First ruw: lf. Flowers. C. Daly. C. Class. V. Hcafncr. D. Fay. P. Miles. J. Drvnnvn. N llycli. V. Luwinan. A. Condon, S. Farley. J. Fluke. Second row: Mr. Fogzlcr. ll Fimlmls. I.. Jmics, K. Gantt-uumc. li. Fulmray. J. Ericlis. C. Fisher. C. Downer, M. Fomkm-r' rml row: lfl. Harden. J. Gleason. W. Dunn, R. lfdwards. li. llravatt. li. Florialla. ll. Cray. C. llmlwin. F. IQate'wuml. Q0 Wil 4 P WPG fs I lirft row: Mr. Gilbert, N. Rankin. K. Reynolds. J. lattcrsun. C. Richardson. C. Rankin, I. l'inile'r. C. R1-ml. .l. Rmlivlmk. R. Rainsey. M. l'inkvtt. lf. Spvnce. Soconil row: nwnall. Nl. l'own-ll. V. l'ikn'. S. Ni-wlmury. l.. Rees. C. Rc-cvcs. .l. l,lil'5liIlS. A. Rawlings. ll. llviulw. lliiril row: C. llvtz. ll. Rmlgvrs. l'. Norris. R. Sc-walil. XV. Rvamlvr. YV. Riklvy. l l ll. l rcilily. W. llc-vb. 'l'. Norris. lf. l ayhnl. ws.. i 11lHKYi Hi- Il. ll 'Q' Sys rlgw h5Qv9J ' YNMY as 'Swarm' FR 'R 5 lirst ww: C. llmlgef. R. llclncs. D. l'aaq11eralla. S. HllIllIlllfCj'. ,l. Hawke. F. llopkin. A. Hoge. NI. Julinson. V. Jackson. A. Miller. Second row: Mr. Horn. P. Harrison. lla-s. C. lNlyvrs. N. lolnisun. .l. Johnson. R. Hufnal. T. Hill. N. Hopkins, l.. Hvatli. lliiul ruw: Nl. lluntvr. R. Jones. C. Hopkins. YV. Hatfield. ll. Holiday. T. Irwin. S. llulle-nlmngli. K. llll!'lf'Y. D. .larilimx T. .lm-ksmi. H. llufnal. l.. llnrst. D. , , ...A ,... ,-. --Q . lt? I-ll 9 MIP' W cf' I -1 D XA . +51- 25-3-'J I ' First row: M. Wlilwn. l.. W'oustf'x'. l.. Young. F. Wl10c'lf'r. H. Wvlilm. .l. Wvliillvv. S xviHl4illl'Yif'll. l.. xvlSQ'lllll'll. ,l. Wvullg. ,l. Wloffurfl. M. Wlliitv, Svvmifl row: Mr. lxlllflilgll. ll Will' ll W ll ,H . . falls. .l. Yvfwt. M. Twynlun. lf. Yan Den vuvel. K. Wvis. .l. Trilwlwtt ,l. W vnu-r. ll. Walls. .l- .l0ffry. ,l. NVQ-lgllt. 'xifrfgi-Xif, I , p---- ,- .-H ...,...., , A, Q -,f. H77 lfirxl ruw: N. Sli-wart. A. liutlvr. lf. Swain. B. Simon. M. Taylor. ll. l.imku, li. Hyun. U Rllfllll N1 St N St lf l ll ss N1 fa ivvi . . . .it'Will'l. .lvun Sapp. C. Saxton. il. fupvorc. SQ'l'Ull ru ': r. Wm. . . . . . . . is. .l. Rmlrlqlivx. .l. Sliupv. Ni. ROVVlHSlil. D. Evwvll. P. SIINIP. B. llvmle-wksmi. N. Tims. Tllirrl row: ff. SillI340Il. M. Pmlsli. C. Tlmnlpson. K. Swain. P. S14-vlv. 5 llfvmlraiiiglll. ll. llnwilf-r. T-eva, il- .Libs lwrst row L VunDyke V Taylor R. Zuber. D. Wilson, C. Wilson. F. Wells, C. Williams l Wispliut 5 Sullnan M Wlllllbf. Second row: Mr. Benlllam, P. Talley, J. Valentv. E 1 ing, R T1 ulcr lu Wliislnan. H. Wilson. T. Spf-noe. C. Walters. R. Sylvvs E? F-is . Elliott. S. Donovan, M. Smitli, J. Fike. C. Deacon Comerford. D. Klvavvr. Second row: Miss Cotlrill art. M. Gorry. J. Gonzalez. F. Delcoglin. C. Cross. D rd row: A. Fitz. D. Craulich. J. Grebe. T. Ferrell. D Goodyear.'B. Detwiler. F. Collins. A. Civurelli. H .... it 3 , ll- lr w ll S Snlwell. M. Mnitowslxi. M. Nmlwr. D. flllllll. ,l. lomlcl. lv. 1rl1 I R l Q N een. ll. Sims. Svvoml row: Miss l.arimorc. M. Young. lfllll? ll lmcll l loop C. Seward. U. Hutt:-r. lf. Spaulding. S. Svwvln-y. li. hi l Hfmll N Slllllll D Nlluplvy. Third row: ll. llosvs. l'. S1-llilling. ll. Si'llllill'1lS. lrp X lm K Slllllll Q Spvllvv. ll. Sliilllllllllg. ll. Sprout. ,l. Stow-nson. K. rs! row: N. M1'Curly. ll. Mmm-. M. I.aFrm1C9. I.. Hnrlvy. I.. iIllfCilillS4lIl. P. .1 hi 7 . w . . , I H Ixillcn. J. julnmm. .l. Murumlo. H. Johnson. L. filIl6'I'. P. Jarman. 5:-vmnl rms' Sn i yivr. W. Lloyil. H. Kc-viivr. J. Ke-ndull. .l. .lvstf-r. J. I.:-v. J. KI:-rkne-r. P. ,Iarn rrtilvlltt. .l. Kzilinnwski. 5. Higgins. U, lilflaeise. C. .luf'kson. Third row: F. iizinn XY lc-zu-li. C. ,lohnmn, M. Mvllre-llis. F. Hay:-N. .l. I'I0llSIllIl. M. johns. J. i.2iI'fiII1UI't'. A, N11 un 4 N1 lu I' lin on .1 . :mln s, .v, ur' S 'mai Vi r 3. Q S, V If + :..:.,,.f Q32 gnu by X O dk . N 4, k N . .f. gy . 1 l , ff., , Q-, f fl 1, 3 ' g A 37 4 . 5 vas: X n X F.. an ' Mn 15 5 . mn, , '-LW.-wx. .f- 1 V' ' .ffl , XMS 70 .f 'S ff' The job of a school government is to represent the students and to improve inter-school and intramural rela- tions. Our representatives are chosen with this in mind. thus giving Williatli Penn a good governing body. During the past year the Student Government has worked very hard. making sure that the Student Body felt its presence. The officers were determined to make the Student Government a success. and with much work. they have succeeded. Due to the increased enrollment of the school. it was necessary to form two governing bodies. one for the Junior High School and one for the Senior High School. The two groups worked on individual problems. but combined their ideas on mutual plans and concerns. To give scholastic rating more importance, the school government backed the Honor Roll and the Student of the Month. It also improved student spirit by presenting the First Annual Talent Show. which is now to be a major event for the years to come. Dances were given more attention than ever before. especially with the Junior High in mind. The most successful of the large affairs were the Harvest Ball and the Spring Semi-Formal. To create an interest in other schools, our government began an exchange student program with various schools. In this program we received for one day a student from another school in exchange for one of our students. To learn about other schools' councils, our Student Government took an active part in various extra council meetings, such as the meet- ings of the New Castle County Stu- Q dent Government Association. Also. i three representatives were invited to attend the Delaware Safety Council at Dover. By attending such meet- ings, the representatives gain many worthy ideas which are put to use here at William Penn. Uffczaw President .........,.......,...... JAMES DODD Vice President .......... DAVID BANKES Secretary L.- ,,,.. DIANNE THATCHER Treasurer ..,,..,,.,.c,,,,,,,,,,,, JACK STOLTZ S MR. WILLIAM HOPKINS MR. GLEN STOVER Vspddefdflp eq Each year students of high schools in the United States and its territories are eligible to enter the I Speak for Democracy contest, which is sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The winner chosen from each school goes into further competition for the county finals. ami if successful, may proceed to the state and national titles. Each contestant must give a five-minute speech based on the freedoms granted to the people of a democ- racy. and on what democracy means to him. This year's winner for our school was David liankes. whose speech used the voting .curtain as a symbol of our democracy. The other finalists of the contest were: Judy Johnson, Dorothy Lawton, Eleanor McDowell, Carol lVloyle. Leonard Stewart. and Ben Vandegrift. 'Fil This year the Argus, under the direction of lVIr. John W. Dunlap, did not operate as one of the clubs, but as a journalism class which met five days a week and gave a full credit toward gradua- tion. Each member of the class had a certain assignment for each deadline. As a result of having class time devoted to it. the newspaper was published more efficiently than ever before. On Fri- day of every week each student received a copy of the publication. The members of the staff were: Sandy Van Hekle, Joyce Van Dyke, Trudy Valente, Joe Turner, Kathy Hendrickson, Mike Hoffmann, Betty Kelly, Susan Lloyd, Mary Maguire, Nick McGuire, Dorothy Poore, Dorothy Sutton, Ina Whaley, Ann Varisco, Marcia Arnold, Glenn Bailey, Pat Butler, Sally Burris, Judy Dagle, Nancy Fisher, Barbara Grimes. 7l 'YF W ,. ,A xwmG.1wg,4 V K5 I Q Q nf . 1 ik 4792. ,YE LZZJX: 5' -z- ap , f! :K mg!- ,, ,.S'.-, . . .gli ...I Q nf X my Gigi 1 sua U .xv ,.U f A .4Q. I 5 . I 'Q I 11.5 ,b 7.-J RW 4. 'Q s 3 as 'Qs , Y .M ,, va. as ' .xi !'l 'l' !! WJq il ,XX -ww--'QM' M., M-.. - '- f W XM M mm nr 111 M W . Q Q ,, x 5 Q Q: .I is , :W 3 , 1. 5-4, Q 4 9 qv 'V 'Jil . L.: gg' Hi :fl .xl I 51 if l r.3,.n ff ' 1f 7Y. U 9 S? 4 5 e Q I , , I N2 '25 fc 5 ,, ,,,,,gey:f. , , ,..,..: ,.v.-X., 1, A sw 3 1 I -x ' w ' f I .xl ' v I fqigg ,f V W QP 9 ,wa J ' ,. ,.. X 1 .-ni 7-4e 244:44 'l'lw l'l'Qllll1lI' lmml wrnsiflf ul' lmtx' Hlt'HllN'l'w. nmny ul wlmm lmw' lwlmmgf-ll to tlu' Qllllllll lm' sm-wml y4'2lI'S. 'llwy ham- play!-.I :II ull xhf- fmrllmll QLZIHIPS :mil lluw' giwxl lll!'ll' Iwn 51-z1l'ly l'Ull1'l'l'l5. :X sf-If-vt QIVUIIII ol loriy Slllllt'lllr lurms ilu- sym- plmnii' lmml. an lIbll'IlIIl1'llllll St'l'llUll nl' our musiv lll'0Ql'ilIII. Yllllis llilllll pl'c'svr1tv1l ilu' usual lfllriftnlzu :xml Spring ll0lIl'Q'l'lH. amrl IHll'll4'llHll1'll in ilu- lluml lf:-stivzal. llolh lmmls ure! lllllll'l' nhl- 1llrc'm'l14m ol Nlr. XX all- lzwf' l'a1m'0a1sI. WALIACE PA NCUAST. Dirvrlor gaad 5-, 'l'. Svurtinv. S. Sidwell. D. Hancock. D. Olivere. E. Eleclco. S Burris. .l. .lvste-r. S. Sullivan. I.. Sewell. H. Brown. 7754 'l'hv Illil-l0I't'lltxS have playa-rl an important part in the volorliul t'lllt'l'liilIllllt'lll whivh is displayed at half time :luring the' footlmall gain:-s and at local parades. The girls spvntl many hours prau'tit'ing with Nliss Elillllt' Stvin. their sponsor anti mlirvvtor. 'l'ht- Color fnutl is il group vomhined of O rcgulni nwnilwrs and 2 sulrstitntes. This group leads the lmnml as it nmrr-lnfs ut all footlmull ganies and local parzules. .l. .lohnson C. Moyle H. Williams C. Plnwrson I. Whalvy M. Watkins .l. Krauss Peggy Lyons and Mary Alford xlNl'Yl1l'llvll CIIICIVS' l1l.l 'li This 51-ur Nliss Louisv Xu-lllmld zlnrl Ylr. lflwl lllUlllI1SUll hum' lmth In-1-n rlir:-1'ling the' AllI1llt'lll' Llu-fs Hula. Ihr mvmlwr- ship uf ilu- 1-lull 1-mlsnsls of lugs llt'SlIAlllgI lo lc-:urn tha- fllmlznmwltuls of mmlx- lllfl. Sl'NlIlgI. uml 1-ariug ur thx' lilll'llt'll. 'llln-ir main gmail mluring the yvur I4 to prvpam- :mfl sm-rw za rlimwr fur pam-mls. fan-ullx .xml nthr-r gun-sts. SCHOI.-KRSIIIP Cl,I'I! This yvar the- SVllUlill'- Shlpl.ll1lv.1llr'm'if'fl hy Mr. l':llf1l'lll' lhn-lwr. w Il s fornwml lu 1-n':llv h1lvl'1'sl in vnllvgs- :xml its svlw- lastif- zu'l1ivx'e-lm-ills. All thv lIIf'IlIlN'I'S of thx' vlulw are stueh-nts whu sf-riuusly plan to ultvml mllvgv. vithm' ml ll svlmlzlrsllip or ll, llIK'lI' OWN IHPIIIIS. will wa ST.-XMI' tIl,l'll lluth Ivms anul girls 1 nn nitvrt-st In staunp uvlhvting nun cntvr thn- gtannp lilulr. tlin-t'tv1l hy Mt llnu is l 1 lun tl 1 'n . u' tlulfs 22 lll1'ltllll'l'S ure' I lrmn tlu- svwntli through llu- tum-lfth graulv. lluring tlu' ye-:ir tlu-y mmrlwtl luirtl tu 1-ntvr tlu- vmiipvtitimi lor llle' ltmlwurtl l't'Ittull l,all'lm's' lruphx. whu'h tlu- lTul'unt :uul xwllltllllglltlll Qtzunp tiluhs pri-sont to tlu- svluuml marking ilu' nuns! prngrvss ill Sliilllp mullwtilig. This truphy lltls lu'1'll pl'4's1'liI1'4l lo XX ll- liann l'a-nn in pri-xiuus Its. S'l'MllC CRAFT llu- Magi- liraft Lluh. urulvr tlu- supvrvisunn of Mr. llulu-rl llvnson. mun- starntly givvs its st'i'vi4'cs to tlu- scluml, llu' vluh IS illW2lfS 4-alll-tl upun for hvlp wlu-luwvr assi-iiilmlivs of :mr trpv ure- girvn. .fXlllun1 li tlu' hors in I' tlu' vlulv uri' from Vill'lUllS graulvs. ilu-y all ure' truiluwl to mln tlu' samu- julvs to work tlu' lights. to vmmtrol tlu' souiul. auul tu st-t up props auul svvn- vrv 'l'lu' lumps lnzilw nuvst nl tlu- s1'm-ru-rx' whu'h is usml fur tlu- annual plays. .-X s un :uhlml s4'i'vic'0. tht- t'llll! luvllglit vulnr sliclvs I' fur tlu' lights. aulcling tu tlu' lu-aluty of tlu' RISSCIII- lvluis. sf Q Q I 9 l l l'lilili NURSICS' CLUIS lu armism- int:-rvst in thc- fit-Id ul nursing. the Future- Nurse-s' lfluh was mu-v again urgzniizml mul 1lii'm't0cl hy Mrs. Nlairiv Lu Vignv. lts I5 nuenilu-rs l1'1H'lll'fl what tlu-y vouhl to ll1'll'l'lllllll' tlu- pussi- lnility of 1-ntvring nursing us a l'lll'l't'l'. As ai worth- whilv prujvvt. tlui girls ussvmhlf-cl lfirst Aitl kits for all the tvau'lu'rs in ilu- svluml. :Xftcr il fl'1ll' of in- striu'tiun. tlu- girls now luuvw what to 4-xpvvt in ai nursing juli. M -,f .. ,s -1 2- ..,..,h ga, M E Z. .11 1 . 1 ,.. in fa, 3 5, 'f ' na, i kg A. w V 22 a- Ig 33 a n 5 H My ' ff f I if gif' im Q ,HF I fl B ff V I I 2 if 1 is '1 x :. WAVE U -E - '.J,', .rx 4 ' - L , I 4 I 9 2' A, . uf S V,- r ,A O .1 X I aJ '6y aug- -50 5 .1 .-0 ao, ii? idk f, f - 14 ,fix ' :'?i'W:mh.w'. M A Mg X P .xx . iw - 'Aww' E L L sk M3?fYsM1,,. at tl , ,ik 'Kira A Iglffa H +6 .,,. if gf .gf was . A 'yu - . , . , V Md .P- JACK HINER 9 All-State , f fff! JEROME PINKETT 'K All-State ' . BOB REBS X S xi hs - 0 ' . ,-.fq.-.0-utif., '. 4. Q1 F, M' 53? s I . . fi' L ' ' 4, Roc!-: ' . Q. ' AIESEIIIZITH BOB TATTERSALL i . .. BOB WOODARD -wt OJ Xi, ,-.-...., x l i -0 tn. .I 3.1 N- :V ., - . JV, V1 ,V x ,, . ., 'X -9 ' - 1-4 W tff'.9- f2i,-1f,,- H 4 ' ,Q -fy Q-. DON DRENNEN 2' U K A ff 3 'fu ' , Q DAVE MICHELOW A I 'N F .x 'lv + -wp, xt, 145 , Q Z 2? x N Q I J J L ' 4- Q m ' ' Q Q Mew. Q 9- W f ' as A BILL CAMP I fs ROY DAVIS 4, JIM DODD Q. ' ' , - F .N -. ., 1. 7 The William Penn Colonials of V356 acltlc-ml illlfllllil chaptor to the legend of thvir vontinnons HIIVUPSS. Tlw rom of seven wins against only ont' dt-ff-at 4litln't just happen This YGHIJS warn was tht- lightc-st in tht- history of tht- svhoo llowvvvr. this yPar's tvain hall morn- spirit antl mlriw th in any of our former trains. lly using their spvvcl agar s lmiggvr. he-avivr teams. tho Colonials ntamle- most of than games look pretty easy. lint avtually thc- lvoys had to fig all the way. Thost- who clf'sc't'w rvvognilion art- Coat s Cole. Vlioocl. and Chapman. Also cle-svryitig of praisv nt the elvvvn svniors. vspm-ially ,lark llinc-r. ,It-ronn' l'inkftt and Roger Smith, Pvnn's All-Slater playvrs. ,mga ir-i .MY .SW 515 idA'H'c9-1 The Junior Varsity rnatlv a yt-ry iinprt-ssiyv showing again this year. 'l'ht-ir rvvortl was six wins and no tl:-lit-ats. Wt' arv all looking lor- warrl to tht- tlay when the-sv lioys vonn' up to play for thc' Varsity. Howartl W.H.5. l'.S. Newark Howartl W.H.S. PS, hrs! row Davis Drennen Rus, Camp, Wootlarml, Michvlow. Hin:-r. Tattvrsall. l'ink1-tt. Foste-r. Second row Alfree Burris Nlarwl. Pritchard, Payton, Smith. Shanks. l'e'vkl1am. Corcoran. Carlyle-. Reader Third row Armstrong Dc-Boda. Twynlvn, Carl, Morton. Uivison. Nloorv. Long. Swlnaffran. C' rcllls Lynch fourth row Dclvoglin. Angstaml, May. Colm Rislvy. King. tlraxatt. liamplwll. Dc-rkrr Humphrey Stanley West, Brown. Mt. l'l1'a llox or Claymont Elklutl Nvwark Nlt. l'le'asant llrown CHEF Confon Ciivrry! Confon llluvk! Com'0n William l'z'nn LQ-t's sv! 'vm iiuvk' RLEADI A1 H V N H.f '?'S. 11, ARMA N6 'A so wlxwloixwifx . 1 ' 3ii:x9'ta'iii+f't'x' ,QEQX 'Q K3 xi is vi ip Seve 90' 2 8,agXs'5i JUNIO '11-,PH 8116, I -. I f'1S,,b. -fvrg ary, lack 811. Q .HI H a KG: , Hn - Hdjudvldj Hll,Ik1n' Kal . .Atng,S,argJ11r,qy Qby Hint? . - kandy , Ven Infla I1-Pep X 8, MV' 301 1 X9 ' ytivi gui I 4. . XX1 N wwf! XXSXXW' ia 9 xr, gym 9 ,5My's6axN.1. A0 s-'B' . wf' Durnw the past year the ri 9 vii:-vi'l4-zuivl's iiuvt' lwvn tuiti- ing tiwir pvp anti vigor to ali, tilt- footlmli :tml lnzlslwtlmii gailiws. As their iltlllllili sovizii event, they sponsored the NSW't'f'iill'ill'i Darin-. at which tiw Sports Quit-mi was 4-mwiivti. ya-. n ' . S . 55 ii--vii' . -My-f -Aw--.,.,..,. 4.. ,....., W. t10NtItlNlilJ TEAMS First row: lf. Pvtz, N. Camphf-ll. J. t 0rgzuson, P. Sim-lv. li. Carl. C. Watt-rs, N, I'Q't'kll1'llll. A. Smith. Sl'1'0Il1i row: I,. Mfrw. J. Shanks. T. Jxftllhtftillgl. H. fiarnp. ,l. Ilinvr. ll. Ugth-n. ll. Tzxltvrszill. U. llrvnnf-n, J- l'ink4-tt, 2 ' Z l'his yt-guns luiskvllmll tc-inn phiyml nmhrr tht- strain of hs-ing short voniparvd to thvir vom- pt tilors. ,Nlso only ont- lIH'll1lH'l'Ui' lust yt-air's varsity l'f'illl'Ill'li this yr-ar. IYIllit'I' thvsf' ctiffivilltic-s tht tvaun lnauh- at pri-tty good showing for its:-lf. Thi- hoys workwl vvry hard to In the up for tht- dis- ulx'ztl1t:ig11's tht-v Imfl. This vvur wc' clroppfwl Wirhilvtown anti zuhhwi l'.5. Dupont and Conrzui to our st-hmhlh-. inziking it at litlh- rough:-r than in previous ye-airs. Ur. Wood took owr tht- position of varsity vom-h as wvll us rm-tuim'1l his joh as junior varsity so wh. Nluvh ot'thv1'l'c'4iit ii0l'iil1'llx2lllt'S showing shouhl 5: hours spf-nt in grooming thc tvams. Q: 4-..s...+ ? 'f Ay--f+7-fs JJ' 6 . 5. Y 1 A 'C 0 t' go to hiin ll0i'illlSl' of tht- hard work and , . ..,.,.,. . . I 4 ' sf vi . wmzq wx ki is! 5 CL , K -'lie g K fi 13,3-'V-. -' ..J ' X - , , . , vw f . M - -- ' Iffii-ai: 13 if f ' f f, I A? Q A . X .5 S5 N Xi' L. A 7. L-:fm fxefgi h ' . EQ 6 v nnrm l Iuulin ll, Kinsf-llzi. ll. Hllllllll. 5. llnrri-. 5. Yan 1 me 1 tfllllll. ll. Nliirw-l. Y:-vnrial rnw: F. Hopkins, 5. v T I im llllllli li. Rankin. S. Fullium. il. Fikv. ll. Fmitli. ni 1 nu rri nn. ,l. Hawkv. li. Nlnylv. N. Nlitvllvll. Nl. llrlts. As usual, tln- girls' lmvlu-5' tmnn. llIlllQ'l' ilu- 4-apalile clirc-vtion of Xliss Craivc- llarrisam. liaul ai good svason, filled willl twain spirit unmj co- operation. 'llllv vzirsity. 1'n-iwiptaliiivil lay Sulliv llurris ancl Samly Yan Ili-klv. will lose' nine- of its memlwrs lmy gllklilllillillll. llnwvw-i'. -lllllglllg funn the SlH'l't'Swlllll smison of ilu- JN. lvann. vn- l'2lI1lHlIl9Il Ivy Nziiivy Nlitvlif-ll and Carolyn Rankin. in-xl yc'z11 s tvani svvnis to lmw l'llllIll't'S for ai picttx fini st .1snn. lmml luvk to ill lilllllll liockey tc-ums from Ilw 1957 Pe-nn Qi William wlilliam William William William Xilllllillll Xliillium Scand xlitllllvlnwll Nvnzxrk Tillllilll Claynnmt Mnirziil .-'L l, llnl'ont Nlt. llls-uszmt T l K . ali hx-. .r - ?5.T....,... fb' ,, V. .. --,-it .. V , Q I I Z X tt! I Q . I , 4 . Qi. 4f., l 'YQ' -. wav ..,.. s.' io 14 U . .,, -. , .RYE X, I4 as - 5 ur' s 5 ' f Arx . 82- I ,,,, A-mah I .fru - n- . RIN' I. W I 5 . In NIHRHUN NIMH N NN III'lxlE IN IIIIH K I-. . .A I L Q I 1 , , ' 9' If I ' ' .' Q' , I RAIN NNN ' ' ' .X 7 1,0-ffapiairz g X ffm-l.'r1f:tr11'n '. .f -Q I , Q 1 vi H, .PAY j ,'. I if V ,ty . I ' Y I. ' N RIN 'N o ' l Y ' , . u 9 ' S .L WWW 6owJawd'7eam4 if gf V V' '? ? 9 RW 1 :QQ if Q' 5 ,r QQ' . Q 1 - . ' .f 35 is 4 I A 4 A J Q 4. ' 9 4 .M . f'3 kgt ' X . 2 X -' A .www - K il 9' ' . - f f , 56 ww . 1 ' -gi f K .4 'Q x W . .V , , M . 1 1 V O f gx X, s NN'- 7: ww ' MGWJU 6 law ' fm MA 5206, MM wwjwgw Lwsifyf L W I r 'f xii wif wwfmfwx, gas W. QW ff! Mwwgjw 1 CM if Qjflimf MWC!! kaffww AQ? giffxwygi ff? M Q lb Q E W W ff li EX ii fggaigigs 5 3 Cjjipgjwwjfemfwm QQ nam ' diy? www i iw? W Gil X ' 6x,,,Qk Hajj? My WSJ gg my? ggw R 0 W Pj 25 ci ff 5145! --LL., , -- -ABL! First row: J. Il1111gl11'rty. J. Cra11li1'l1. ll. Hank:-S, J. Glgllll1'5. J. Je-nnings. H. fIl1isl111l111 'O S1-1'11n1l row: N111 Vllflllklllli. J. ll1lllSf'Il. A-X. Flvl- 11111k, ll. Marvvl. lf. l:l1ll'P1l. S, ll1'1's1vn. .l. Wil- iams, QQ llllflllgllllllll llllh lmoolx we llavv tried to givv you il glimpse of the 111z111y 1liff1'1'v11l kinds of activitivs ill wl1i1'l1 William P01111 Slllll9IllS Jillllkfl 11111-11 1l111'111g the svlluol ycu 1'. We' lli'lVf' given you . . . st111le11ts 111 1111111 11.1x111is. 1.'.,.1:,1m,f f'+'f1f1'1' JANET 1:111x1Es, l.'U'11l1lf7l .4111-1'.wr NIR. lil'tlI'.Nlz 11113111111 92 .4IIl'l'NlIf NIH. LOUIS TRINK.1Xl'S Ju MR Qui 'Q W' WM' My Wifjw M511 W wifi WW ffffiwf WW WK 7 60 Q' Jffffaeg M K M ' f ffifw My My f -J . ff! C5Q LITHOGRAPHED EY TA ,LOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS a TEXAS The Best Yecxrbccks are TAYLCF MADE 494- 4-V - - V Y I ! Wx ' ig A 9 . . .. Y. ' I I I 'Nic-f - J , .' Q I A ' -K , rf. .x gk G Q A 1, 1 . . .X 'K 1 1 ll 'Q . x Sir' .3 g. 1. if 1-I 'is' -5 M X R 5 Q I ' 'Q-h 5 F J 'ff' - rw 38 UE, pg '? 'i-kg M A ' +Q 4 A' - ' ' x I Q Q- I I Y Q C. 5 Ag 'al' :I ,.n 1 xf v u ez: - , L ff h ' . ,Wefjw ,Ls J,,41.f,Z:1sff2,Q!35rf t g ' ig, ,L .. '- ' XR, o 1 f 'wa : A if ,I I' 7 ,X J -- in M g V, N I J- i , J W, Y , U V 7? A - . z K . - . 'fizfaf sfg ,Sf , Q ' MH 1 ,ji ' 'A M' ,. 5' Z' -fl . A Y' N f H . .mv an -.W 1. M x gl ,Q 'bl r 1 . u V., y , -.J J o 1 .Q- .Q ,X .lg'f 1 .5 w ,s, 'un - V 1 s 1 u UQ i U . Q 0 1 ' u - a 1 Q a u 4 0 I 0 x wh myht has Qfhmmudh eyes u ,Arid the day hut am ll ' h el tha hgh! of the bright Mth rhehd' o World :hes , ying sun. J. I' K- ' ' Q-.I I 9 NA-f sf-'w-I SW We will JACKIIC IIAYNIUNII ancl PAT IIONIIICII 'I'Ilis yi-ur lln' Sm-ninr Class aml Ilu- Im-ullx Imu- 4-uvll Iuul Iwo now znlfliliuns. ,Izu'qua'Iim' Ilzlynmml alml I'aiIri1'iai I'1m1Ivr juimwl lln' Svniors rullivr lull- in IIN? yvur. jackie Irunslcrrvcl from lfnry. IH-runmsxlx-uiuiin. uml Ilzll Vllllll' lu us Irum W1'tI1r'1'sIi4'I4I. CUIlIl1'l'III'lll. Boll! girls ure lulcing. llu- Um-in-rul Cmirsv. I,l'1'VI0llS In 4-mnillg In XVIIIISIIII I'm'm1. Miss Virginia I'rif'IlarcI was un thc- Ilvan of W4Dllll'II,S Stull all Iln- Ilnin-rsily nl I Iuri1Ia1. mln-rv slim- si-ru-ml us ffuunsvlor of ilu' wonu-n stuflvnls. Mr. EKINVQITII Saiulslmur also juimwl ilu- Iuvullx. manning to us from Slilll' College-. I'vnnsyIvuniu. XIII. ICIIWARIJ SAIIISBIIIIY and MISS VIRGINIA PIIICIIAIIII 3, um gf First row: ,l. 'Hint-r, D. Ogden, J. Pinkett, R. Tattersall. Captaing J. Shanks. N. McGuire. Second row: R. French. R. Stanley. F. Wheeler. N. Armstrong. S. May. Coach, Cole. Third row: R. Jones, J. Tribett, R. Angstadt, W. Rees. W. Risndy. Fourth row: C. Nushaum. J. Ferguson. R. Vandergrift,A. Pinv0so.J.CrauIich, R, Smith, 'E The hasehall team this year was one of the most Sllt't't'!4SfllI Willizilli Penn teams in years. It didn't quite equal last year's unbeaten record. hut it coni- pilvd a rea-urd of whieh any team could he proud. Under tht- capable eoaehing of Mr. Cole. the Colonials extended their three-year winning str:-ak to twenty-three games before drupping a eluse game to Dover. They snapped hack from that loss with a resounding triumph mer a strung Mt. Pleasant nine. .V Q 'thi '. f Coavh Cole. Manager Craulich. Captain Tattersall U' l 2, :Eli N17 tin -X W f.. ,f x M QHYHPF wmipq, if t ulsxfl First mw: tftuivli tflmpmzin. D, Nlivht-low. ll. Nh-tfruvkt-ii. .l. llivlu-tt. R. Smith. Captain: .l. Dodd, R. Tattvrsull. J. Payton, CIlilt'll Wtrtral. Svvmitl row: R. llvllznny. J. Crt-hc. C, Kuhl. D. Cult: ll. Marv:-l. C. Cs-lmhart. T. llvhc-lvr. D. Sll'l!Il2llC, 'l'hirtl row: R. Crvgzgz. J. Shanks. K. Humphrm-y. N. l't-cklmiii. ,l. W't'st. l.. Alfrm-0. 'hacd During tlw WST track sffason the William l't'nn trait-lc tc-mn slwwc-tl that it was ont' of the In-st protllivvrl lay this svlieml in rvvmit yt'2lI'S. lluring the past st-zismi. travk llllltll' grvut gains in pupulzlrity. Thi- 4'mu'lu's. Mr. limi Wtmtwd anfl Mr. Otis Cliapnizm. should lw gin-n muvli of tht- vrvrlit for tht- sur'- vt-ss 1-iijnyt-tl hy tht' tt-am. Uthvrs who rlesvrvr numy rwnigrzitulatimis for tht- furtunvs of thv tc-am arc tht- st-ninrs. Captain llugvr Smith. ,lvrmnv llinkvtt. Nivlx lVlt'Cuirv. Bill lx1l'CI'8t'lCt'lL Jim Dmlrl. Davv lVlivhv- low. :intl Boll 'l1uttt'rs:1ll. Also tlt'S0l'Vlllg uf vrmlit arv tlw juniors :mtl snplimnort-S who will he the Stars of tht- N358 Willizllli llvnn iravk tvuin. ffnjs. 4, Jw... QQ! '96 it Ql.PF,l' -h , QUI' T 4 ' S .NJ 1 T A DARRELL COLE and RICHARD THOMAS XWll'i'Nlllllg as ai sport was lllll'tl1llIl't'Kl into William l'f'nn in tht- V155-50 svn- son. During tht- l93fm-57 svuson wrvst- ling was rzirric-cl on only as an intru- ninral lmsis. ln the- l,f'lilWill't' lntvrsvho- limit- Wrvstling Tonrnannvnt. ull the hoys toolx vilhvr ai first. sfwoncl or third plain-. ln the V357-58 sc-nson wrvstling will lw at varsity sport. Coavli Otis Chap- man has hevn training his hoys for two years and is looking forward to nvxt year. First row: D. Hosivr, J. Ritter, J. Starr, R. Dodd. J. Crche. Second row: J. Wvvst. J. Patte-rson ll. Walls K. bchilling, J. Houston, M. Johns, J. Swann, W. Burris. Thirrl row: Mr. Chapman W. Ford, K. Thomas, R. Weaver, W. Civvrson, J. Bcaman, W. Marvel. D. Cole-. Q Ullp -gXk.PL',45p .ue ,. 5. 'sl 1 s.A I a swam Our sim-4-rc 1-migruttilutiniis gn to the Girls' Foftlmll Tvann this yi-ur. 'llln-sv girls. with the capable 1-mu-liing uf Miss Grave llurrisun. haul thc most suvvr-ssfitl svason that a William Penn girls' team has haul for rnzlnx yvnrs. Six uf the it'1llll,S mmnlwrs. invlutling Captain Sztllin- Burris havv grmluatvtl. We 1 t'2lll nnlx' linpt- that nvxt vvwrs tvann will ll2lVP :ts g rvnt at rsttvvoss. not only in vrnnpctition with other st-litmls. hut in vrvating thc' high tvzun spirit :tml cuupvratiori shown hy all the girls. s .K .. . i--M -- we - -.5 -- fr L si .- an . li 'I ,--4 me Y. , y-,,, .. nut! xiii' NANCY FISHER fs A, KATHY lll'fYDliltfKSON and SANDY VAN HFKLF First row: Nliss Harrison. N. Fisher. S. Van Hvkle. S. Burris. C. Hutton. K. ll:-mlrit-ksmi. l' laylor. S. Slznlvr. Svvoml row: ll, King. l.. xlmlanns. D. Suttnn, C. Nlyn-rs. S. lxsxnntn. I Davis. Tllird row: F. CurpPntffr. .l. Angstuclt, H. Foliivch. S. Sullivan. .l. Filu-. .l. ll:-rry. :d.:E3.l 4 kg, ,. f as . -1 - , , A. 'lk sf! l l Ill ,.. a.' - 1 ...W-1 .1-PU! lullmn ro N 1 'Sl irw R Willmn N2 19- wud. mn 5 I .' 0. ,l. llvtrlck. V. llvtwiln-r. S. llurris, F. Rulwrts. IQ. llulwn. .l. lfrvs-. anfling: Miss Harrison. Nlirlillr- row: F. Van Hz-klv, J. llimvs. l.. .-Mlalu-. .l. Nl:-llriulv. .'l1r'rman. C. ' in. Twp row: ff, llllllil. ff. llmxnvr. lf. lluplcins. ,l. llzith-rslm, 1 l . King, . Ruitvr S. llvvson. I n llu' fllrls lmanlvr fmrps. unflvr thi- glllllliillfl' u Nliss Crum' llurrisun. is ll group uf girls wlm urn' lmuml lugvlllc-r lu prmnnlv se-rvivv luwuril llw sclimrl. lu lvuilfl lvmlvrslilp 4lllilllllQ'S. mul In vn- f-ourugv gmul spurtsmzmsliip. ln :ulfliliun ln pru- moling llwsv gmils. the- girls slriu- to 4-urn nmlwy for Ilia' llllrf'lIilF1' of :ww lHllfUl'l1lS for tlu- girlsi zltlllvtit' lvzlms. l ur tlie- first time in munv xvalrs. ilu- lmarlvr flnrps mmlf- fin- :murals In girls vn- gugvrl in zillilvliv 1-vvnls. 'llliis is ln lu- an illllllllll prvsvnlatimi in the- fulurv. As llN'lf Sl'lllNll Sl'I'X'll't'S. lllf' g1ll'lS SPYY1' K'UlU'5 ll! tho lmmllmall is-ann alle-r 1-zu-lm llmm- gzmw. publish :incl sell fnullmll prugrams. assist in lvzuling gym vlasse-s. :incl sponsor tim ye-arly Co-llc-1' Niglils. Acwmrclirlg In ills- time- spvnl mi 6-avli sc-rvivv. vuvli girl rem-iws points wliivli varn an vmlrlc-m. le-llvr. or pin for lwr. PRHSIDI-fN'l' Nm- R4-ln-rt- VICE PRESIDENT Sally Hurri- SECRETARY Gail lluttun TREASURER Sandra Sh:-rman lalmsvnll VllIl'i l'lll'iSllll'lN'l'. llmlmrzi Marvel Sl'ilflll'i'l'.'KllY. Judy ll0llgllt'l'ly S1-gm-rl: Nancy Fi-ln-r. .lmin llunwn. Diane- 'llizitclu-r. Judy Douglivrty. Merit' Piovusn. llurlmru Xlnrwl. ,Indy ,ln-nnings. .lane-t llrinws. Pnl Young. Standing: jnhn F1-rgusnn, David llankt-Q. Miki- Puwvll, Turn llraullu-y. Nlnry lfllrn Stafford, Nina llirvs. Mrs. Nvwtnn. Cunniv Pike. Carl Cox. .lz1linwllrzuiIi1'li. Urvillv llurilvr. Cm-orgy' Xantllupmllus. glances ' 'l'lu- National llnnnr Society is made up of Studi-nts from the junior and Svnior classes who lmvr- slmwn outstanding qunlitivs in vl1arac't0r. svlmlarsliip. lvudvrsliip. and sm-rvir-1-. This ymr l7 nvw invin- lwrs wr-rv inductvd into the society. raising the mf-mlwrsliip to 20. Mrs. l'llnrr-rim' Nvwtun. the group's sponsor. has givvn much of licr tinif' in ordvr to livlp the group in ilu-ir fimnwinl and snvial activitivs. A profitable balm sale and a plvasurv trip were the main events for thi- ye-nr. 'l'l1f-pmt-1-ods from llll' links' sale- will luv usvd tn lmuy l1lCI11llPI'Slllp pins for next yearis new llll'lItlH'l'S. NATIO NAL HONOR SQCYETV Q Q! NA fi It 1.1 l'lll'i5llll'iN'l', Marie- lliovusn ADVISOR, Mrs Nvwtun New 5 ,mgg .ig 3. :T 1 A . xy . K , - i SQ I ,. .ans 2, 4 x -,- -4 i A f L Q 2 23 i ? . I , .Q 35 A in . an . Q 1 1 ,QW ' 'ifz-iiifl2f5,4 First row: Jackie- Hawkins, Dianne Thatcher, Ginnie- Df-twil Ventresca Carol Moyle. Second row: Nick Pe-vkham, Kenn Lvonard gtc-wart, Jean Ann Hetrick. iq Q xi 5 V fs X G f 'W . ,rt .fs , .. Q .HV-sf. t S1 fi? iff' 5 ip 5,-Qs A 1' 1-'iw i Qtr' .IIT -' t if iff 1 Q T' .., i ' K 4 i X All Q - ,.d' 74!ewZ S4060 'l'lu' lfirsl .xllllllill 'llilr-nt Slurw. spunsurvfl hy tlu- Sluclvnt Covciriinufiit. prmwl ln lu- mu' ul llu- nuns! Sll1'l'l'SSl-lll vvvnls of the yi-ar. The siiwcss nf ilu- pNNllll'llUll was sliu' In llu' aissistuiuw' of tlu- Sluflcnt I:0Vf'I'llll1l'Ill ullim-rs mul rf-pre-sc-nlutiu-s. llux vnupvratinii of ilu- vonlvstants. mul the gm-ru-ruus lu-lp ul' Willie' Uziilurcl. wlur svrvvfl as Maslvr of Ct'Ff'lll0Illl'S fur ilu' vw-liirig. '14 ' 'l'lu- slum' was run wrgxzinizml jusl In prmiuwte vmnpetilimi. hut to hring fwrlli ilu- lnulflc-n tale-nts ul William l'e-nn Slllflf'l1lS. As a rvsull. Pvf-rymu' wlui was 4-iigzigm-cl in llu- slum' haul ai gmul lime. mul they vonihinecl the-ir lull-nts In prluliu-v am uutsluiuling night nf l'Illi'fl2llIllIll'lll. Thv vlimax of ilu- vu-ning: vzmu- wlufn l,iiulzl Mlm-n rvf'f'ivf'fl il plaque' flesignating hvr as tlu- wimu-r uf this First Annual Talvnt Show. fem i I'l Zaqadtq Spock Zaeen fa fglfli Wicgude Swgd444u?4' Dance ?elwwzq 16, 1957 Spfukgtckne Maple 2490: Sm!! Dckume 76a4!c4a of Spzaytdu Dance 7754444 2, 1957 Wwwecz' 2-wean Quan 77c2eda Ugfaufeat 3416 04.42, 22, 1756 C7 Fzzom Beauty anfl Splendor fillerl the Golcl Ball Room of the Hotel Dul'ont on May 24. 1957. when our Senior Prom was helfl. From 0:00 to 1:00 the claneers Swayerl to the Inusie of George Matlflenls Orehestra. The Prom. never hefore held away from Sehool. proyerl to he a trelnenclous SIIITPSS. with more couples attending than in preyious years. The l'lllI13X of the evening eame as the Prom Court enterefl the Ball Room and lefl the Crancl Mareh. Lois Jordan was erownecl Prom Queen. as she was attenrlefl hy Nancy Fisher. janet Grimes. Dorothy Kinsella, and Sue Roberts. I ,OEXQA 'J 'ax w 3' j ,lk 3 1 X x., LOIS JORDAN. Prom Queen 1 Ir X Q' ' f if Y.- X Cx -4.5 '--- .-..4..-2, 4 , , -A 4 -1 'K . :X 1 ' v Y ' II ,, 1 S, x S' 5 49 A A xv L' f f K 118 K KW I fb Y U 4, ,-r .a?-- -'V f f- F' s 'inf' PFFFFFFF F +44 fPf'PPPPff'PF un uuuuuuu 44-I SM x Q - N w'w .354 'wr '53 3 J x A X Q5 K1 K! I' 8 3 X as D Q X i. .,,,N-. K.-M.. lT ' kkknvlv- Q ' Q gm-M-W . r...-,W,. Q 5 EH A l? s I 4' 1,1 -J-'Qs RowDD SideLeft Seat 5 3 O 3 Q. 902 ff: am s Q Q 3 Q at E. 5 eg a. 6. g 1'-.6 g, Y E3 2. Q -, I T19 5 E5 UI Nl Commencement Exercises Of The William Penn High School Graduating Class of 1957 Behind the scene The audienee arriving Bacealaureate. the first of the two final exercises for the graduating Class of 1057, took plaee ,lune 9, in the sehool auditorium. The Reverend James 0. Reynolds gave the sermon. and was assisted by Reverend Brooks E. Reynolds. Reverend Paul E. Reynolds. and Reverend Willwert B. Smith. The following night, June 10. Commencement for the 124- graduating students was held. Mr. George McCarty, Professor of Speech at William and Mary College. gave the graduates an address entitled Day After Tomorrow. The Salutatorian and Valedietorian speeches were given hy Marie Pio- voso and Michael Powell. respectively. . H - .. .qv f wwwa-M, A Q M iw my ff lr xx , W in f' 1 ,' fs S-1 1,341 Vx xxx n C 4 'S A a N 'f 7 Y- 1 .M 'Q r ' 1, , ' 'K - 1 f ' 5' rf ' '51 1 A n , .Q II' X? 'S ir df , J. 'Rx x XX iff? E :ggi - 2 -. QA -7 iii-Q 'H -u EH31., ggi ff C I SEl I'EMBER 6-Uggghh! ! School daze again. 13-Turkish Invasion . . . .ludy has returned. 22--Watch that pigskin! Football season is here, and Howard High took defeat with ease. 24-Joan Moore brought down the house in an as- sembly with her Desert Song. OCTOBER 4-6' 2 or 5' YA 1 The Seniors were measured for caps and gowns. 5-The feminine Red Devils were swamped by the male Colonials', at the pep fest. 6--Tear down the goal post!!! We defeated Wil- mington High 22-0. 20-Dum-da-dum-dum! We've draped our trophies in black. The Newark-William Penn game resulted in a 14-13 score. Need we say more? 27-We reaped the harvest for the Harvest Ball and crowned ,loan Pinder as queen, while Ben Morris's Band played on. NOVEMBER 5--William Penn-ers elected lke President in a grand school election. 6-The United States followed W. P. by voting for Ike and gave us a day off. 22-lt's Thanksgiving Day and Hunting Season for Elk in the Elkton area. Happy hunting for the Colonials! 26-The .lunior-Senior Football game sadly marked the end of the football careers for many Seniors as the Juniors won 14-16. 26-Make the basket! The basketball season has begun. 29-junior-Senior Hockey game ended the season. DECEMBER 1-The Student Government presented the First Annual Talent Show. Willie Gaylord, Master of Ceremonies. kept the audience laughing and Linda Allen Charleston-ed her way to first place. 18-The Alumni basketball team lost to hardy Colonials. 19.20-Christmas music is in the air, especially with the concerts being given by the choir. glee clubs and the band. 21-Merry Christmas! The holiday has begun with an early dismissal and the Christmas Dance which was sponsored by the Seniors. JANUARY 1-Happy New Year!! 19:-w-The Football Banquet gave us memories of .lerome as most-valuable player, of the speaker. of the busy waitresses, and of food, and more food. 25-Fire! Where? Of course, in the Farmers' Market. Our volunteer firemen were on the spot. s FEBRUARY l-Darn those socks for the Sophomores' Sock Hop. 9-Hear the castanets? They are from Bambo's Cabaret. the cafe featuring the William Penn Band. 14+We're seeing red! And who shot that arrow? Oh. it was cupid--and this is Valentine Day! 16-Cupid helped the cheerleaders plan the Sweet- hearts' Dance. where Queen .loAnn McBride was crowned. 20-Mr. Dickens calling? Well. no. -'- but another Englishman. His portrayals of the Dickens' characters entertained every one. 22.23-You teachers look lovely in stripes. and stripes were never more appropriate than in Sly Three Angels. the faculty play. 23-Fire! Where? This time it is in W. P. itself. The incinerator got confused and blackened the walls-but good. MARCH 2-In the spring a young man's fancy turned to the Springtime Melody. the Student Covernment's semi-formal. Roger Smith and Dianne Thatcher were the royal couple of the evening. 16-Don your green and,get your Colleenwitis fun for the lrish at the Antostal this St. l'atrick's Day. 22-The induction ceremony for new members of the National Honor Society surprised many. but gave a happy start to the spring vacation. Vacation! Whoopee! APRIL 1-The school burned down. April Fool! 21-Was that the Easter Bunny? Happy Easter! 27-What's Off the Track in the auditorium? The Junior Play. 30-Politicians grab a rostrum. for the campaigns are on! Who's to win? Student Party or Penn Party? MAY 1-To the polls! And it's a straight Student Party. 22-Music is in the air again-this time for the Spring Concerts by the choir. glee clubs. 24-A tux, a gown, and flowers, and each couple is ready for the Prom. Mmmm-what a dreamy nite! ! ! 27.28, 29-Look out. Washington! William Penn Seniors have arrived to see more, do more and behave better than ever before. And we did! '? 30-Are you on a picnic or just out swimming. Well, one or the other, it is Memorial Day! JUNE 2-At the Choir Banquet the Senior members were given poems and gifts by which to remember the ones they left behind. 9-The Baccalaureate Service gave the Seniors food for thought and some very valuable advice con- cerning the future. 10-The Commencement Exercises, which marked the end of the school career for many of us, was very stimulating and thought-provoking. 15-Back again, Seniors, for the Alumni Banquet, not for qudies. 's , e I rn a ' ., . A Av it I l i i u i Q'. 1' i 1 7dqlo1 ?ulld14ck9 Qmpaaq DALLAS, TEXAS XINHAEI CIHNEILSIOW SI EIITI9 32103 HH N3 TSIOW 'TO XDV'-1 N' 'OT LS GNV HP HV:-IL :IO OH HO I- EICIISN :IO D T.E1'I 'YO EIS HCM OH HNO J. HO Ol 338 HHH ON Di 311 S i I 'L 5 I 5. fi f r! F U