Wilmington High School - Blue Chick Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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Ig 'R' ,fv las- i V 'lg' 4:-lv , I -G-E-.H ,2 2 Z - M155 MABEL wzueur mmggwwq MISS Awe vows MRS- ELIZABETH Bacom Mvz.HowAeo wms l ,ii i L-I l gn, A Qi ,ig Q si Q T 3' Y A L ,,, Je wh, , I , U .ef SM F THE STUDENT COUNCIL f .f,,.,, .lj ,,, A .Egan '7 ' f A ff! 5 l 5 The Student Council, with the aid of its advisor, Miss Elsa Zeisberg, sponsors many activities for the school and the community. Among these are the annual Freshman Frolic, the selling of various novelties, the Saturday night dances, the securing of busses for foot- ball games played outside the city, and the awarding Service Medals, and the awarding of prizes at graduation. After the school was painted, it was the feeling of both the faculty and the student body that the school should continue to loolc tidy and attractive. The Student Council heeded the call and undertook a Keep Your School Clean campaign. Santa Claus and Student Council were synonymous during the 1950 Christmas season. The Christmas Program in the auditorium, the filling of baskets for the poor, and the collection of cards for hospitalized veterans were Santa's gifts. A humanitarian act was performed when this group with the help of the House of Delegates planned the adoption ofa European war orphan. The organization holds membership in The New Castle Student Council Association and The Phila- delphia Suburban Student Council Association. The officers and other Senior members are Marshall Robertson, President, Joanne Kreer, Vice President, Florence Janicki, Secretary, Fred Hurlock, Treasurer, Grant Lowe, Charles Hiseg Gladys Cushing, and Connie Stoeffel. rj, NIH' P-5-5-C-A CONVENTION SENIOR cLAss OFFICERS Q 4 l his l HOUSE OF DELEGAT ES ND xx. 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Two forums which they gave this year were How Our American Schools Compare with Those of Other Countries? and What Are the Effects of Television on High School Students? The former, which consisted of discussions of the Educational Systems of ltaly, Germany, China, Palestine, and Greece was held twice because of its popularity. They also presented the Pearl Harbor Day Assembly which is annually under their direction. Besides these school activities they are active in community projects. To- gether with the Student Council, they made the i950 Community Eund Drive a success in Wilmington High School. The Senior officers are James Brown and James Chung, Co-Presidents, and Bill Crapper, Treasurer. The other Senior members include David Amos, Bonnie Bandiera, Lillie Daugherty, Marvin Berman, Genevieve Davis, Marylou Gawinsl-ci, Mary Lou Gilfoil, Maryanne Hairsine, Lambert Heisler, John Lore, Ann McLearie, Albert DiStephano, James Talmo, Janet Scheing, Barbara Hinton, and Frank Magazino. , r . 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X X ' ' If X f Z D 1 A Q Qslgq-v in 'L'S'U'2i T 'T CT Lili? 6 Xl I SEPT l Xi W so s 4 Qldlfi l o TEES-F xjsfa 2 5 i 5 l. M U4-'TT 'W I N .ix X 4 l C' X l M ' X o c 0 qi o All eff!-lil ' oiloqo l K X010 S-'XX-5, x jx LS Q N Q-129. f3O,f2.Q Q---6..f ' A OJ -Lmxxsow eww -so Mi? W if fir! V224 wi- 2155?l'llVOfOrffzi3,f,klifll v .ii fi L- +R '.:Qss'Pg5loxfQe aiweisririfiikge Xi. Q 7 l 7 :A Zi .. J IVYT . Q' gmt QE J JffN 15? On a breezy day in September of '48, the gates of the vast stadium at Delaware Avenue and Monroe Street were once again flung open as we, three hundred-fifty bewildered spectators, groped along to our seats - - some of us to remain spectators and some to be participants in the all-star, all-event game. It did not take us very long to find out that Seat 209 was not next toSeat 210, and that an elevator was not available to reach the upper tiers. After getting situated, we settled back in our seats to hear Commissioner Fulmer's welcoming address, after which he threw out the first ball to start the game rolling. Behind the plate, Chief Umpire Allen bellowed a familiar cry, Play Ball! The inning began with a bang in the form of the Freshman Frolic,which was closely followed by the get-acquainted party for our own team. These events started us off on the right foot and laid the foundation which was to play an important part in our future. The first hits were garnered when Marshall Robertson and Margaret Geiszler were elected battery-mates of our Sophomore Players. Hardly had we settled back and stopped cheering when we were confronted be a class party. This proved to be good strategy for it brought a large turnout that really went for extra bases. Now came the play that brought the crowd to its feet, the Memorial Day Assembly. Pitcher Marshall Robertson lef off by extending greetings to the three participating clergymen, the Reverend Donald Mayberry, The Very Reverend Dr. Thomas A. Lawless, ancl Rabbi Jacob Kraft. This play, as you may recall, followed the traditional pattern that the Memorial Day program be presented by the Sophomore Athletes. The final spark ofthe inning came when Joanne Kreer was sent in to pinch- hit as an eleventh year officer with Marshall Robertson still batting clean-up. We scored again in the second inning with the Thanksgiving Day Assembly in which the combined talents of the band and glee-club, along with the honored guest, The Reverend Mr. Francis J. Tierney of St. Mary's R.C. Church, cleared the bases with a program that will never take a backseat in our memory. With the aid of Coach Gause, the eleventh year class party proved to be a sure bet, as a large number witnessed the rally. B,qp44y 44! P05 Y 'j l ML il 4.19 x Yi 5 .ix C LD 429 yep by SCJ rn f C-13.6, R lf'-'men ! X 1.5 if hx! ii ir- ' ' J KJ J' jj! I I sririny X lmomvo Q, l W i x vx- ZVXJA. Mc- . ...,.' ASPE A gem of a play came about in the form of the boat-ride which took place if- e-r 3 , , . B-eg g X STPTQTNGI 6 H9 5 CNN K-in B OO of CFU T39 ff is-X O5-2-QA ix 0 C Oovi c Ay ,cv xg 4 g , V , g un nm m AKIIIYYIIVHAVAVAIY IW! 4.3, - sy, T X 'S 1 T: ii! e L A -f 1? A quick double-play produced the Student Council elections in which ' Marshall Robertson and Joanne Kreer were again victorious as battery-mates. This was quickly followed by the class elections in which Arthur Holveck and Millie Weigle were elected co-captains of our fighting team. in the 'latter part of the inning. LELEVATORJ . To B Before we knew it, the third inning was staring us right in the face. The 55QALp,1'0R spectators took the customary stretch , which resulted in some highly suc- Q T-Z cessful entertainment which took place in the autumn and pushed us on for a . cl harder fight. ' -iBKINGiNG uae-AE THE Bpicow -1 Now came the act that produced a rousing hand from the crowd. This, of course, was a base-clearing double that struck a sign on the outfield wall which read What Every Woman Knows . The fans remembered this out-standing play for weeks to come. Later Bob LaFazia and Doc Russo became high scorers in the inning when they led our school to victory over P.S. du Pont for the third consecutive time and brought home the Governor Bacon Trophy. i .. l Q l o4Q,5wl loci l o X, Toward the end of the inning, as the spectators cheered frantically, most 1 If 1' of them noticed many celebrities throughout the huge stadium and decided that now was the time for autographs. This was the traditional senior-odd day. The Q evening party which followed the day's activities turned out to be an opportunity X gf' for photo enthusiasts who practically eliminated the need for electricity as X lwi-4.5-l flash bulb cameras lit up the night. f :9 The next lon drive resulted in the sprin tri that the Honor Socie took X u 9 g p ty x f TROPHY i f ooo 7 DAY Sw Qi' gy? 9 to Washington. The sights that they saw and the thrills that they experienced will be imbedded in their memories for many years to come. The biggest spurt and the most exciting one, came on a home run that was belted into the Gold Ballroom, and burst into the Senior Prom. Brilliant strategy was employed when Jack Garnett was contracted to furnish the music. The final performance of the game was literally a grand slam homer . This event was witnessed in the Armory by hundreds of proud parents who had waited for years for this event to come. They sat there beaming with pride and happiness as each watched his favorite player reach home plate safely. As the crowd left the stands, their minds were full of thoughts for the future. One goal had been reached, but this was only the beginning of a drive which was to make this team the future leaders of America. ,224 r WUMARNY 'TNG WS'- -,ii5'5- - . a - -- 11,07 if A . xv Q5 47 , di Q 1 xg I Se it Qi fn' W K9 K - f' 55 wt 5 - if f Mf f f W4mc , y A s L I il , if 51 Q CLASS lDl20i5i4liq3y 4- 5 C KX 4- f l D 'gp O ze I 6 r iz .,V,m7 .S V . , Lhcr? GD A Q gr 'Bi Ex --- . , 4' . -T soy, -' 'S-.'-wr-' L, 0 . . Q x fine! mfg fl 1 ' N . 0 . o Z7 F 75 4 l'731'i':! av - 1 1'4. 's Q? '2-Qc14 ! X,.z., N Hx fx 'S . Q X M W, M5 rr f.,5..?Q JQQM Wwwwkvwb. DONALD THOMAS AANESTAD - Ox Hobby: Collecting Coins. Offices: Homeroom representative, Homeroom Vice President. Activities: Hi-Y, .I.V. football, Stage Crew, Highlet Campaign Committee, and Basketball. Award: May King Attendent. DORRANNE MARGARET AANESTAD - Shorty Favorite Saying: You Cliff! bad Hobby: Dancing Office: Homeroom Vice President. Activities: Class Party Committee, Highlet Campaign Committee,and Senior Odd Day Committee. , jg DIANA VERONICA ABBADINI - Dia Favorite Saying: Quanta: Mosse Hobbies: Sewing, Reading, Dancing. Offices: House of Delegates and Homeroom President. Activities: Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball. DOMINICK JAMES AMOROSO - Nick Favorite Saying: Watermelon is my favorite fruit: I eat, drink, and wash my face in it. I'IOI-DIDYZ Collecting Old Italian and Spanish Music. Office: Homeroom Alternate. Activity: Senior Play Crommittee. DAVID EARL AMOS - Amos M Favorite Saying: Well, how 'bout thin! I Hobbies: Collecting Coins, Bird Study, Magic, and Chemistry. Offices: Homeroom Representative, W.H.S. News Chief Headliner and House of Delegates. Activities: Chemistry Club, Yearbook Staff Award: Honor Society FRANCIS LOUIS ANDREOLI - Andy Favorite Saying: What the hay! Hobby: Billard Playing. Offices: House of Delegates. MARY JANE ARGO - Starchy ' Favorite Saying: What's the matter, Baby? ELEANOR LOUISE ASHCRAFT - El Favorite Saying: You bet! Hobby: Knitting Activity: Yearbook Staff X nip' : 'cl .fl -QW' RALPH GEORGE BAKER Dre: Boy Favorite Saying: Take ir easy. Hobbies: Piano Playing, Photography. Activities: Choristers, Concert Club. JOSEPH JOHN BALBI - Bullet Favorite Saying. Cut zz, willya. Hobby: Weight lifting. LOIS H. BALTRUSH - Lou Offices: Homeroom Chaplain, Homeroom Representative. Activities: Traffic Squad, French Assembly. BONITA ELAINE BANDIERA - Bonnie Offices: Homeroom Vice President, Home- room President. Activities: House of Delegates, Red Cross. ELIZABETH ROSE BARCZAK - Bez Favorite Saying: Oh, Sugar! Hobby: Dancing. Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Traffic Squad, Memorial Day Assembly. VIRGINIA BENATOR - Ginny Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Award: MARVIN BERMAN Reading, Music, Swimming, Chess, Theater. Class Assistant Secretary, Home room Representative, Future Tea- chers of America Vice President, Yearbook Assistant Editor Dramatic Club, Leader Corps, Memorial Day Assembly, Thanks- giving Day Assembly, Senior Orator, i950 Temple Mathematics Team Honor Society Favorite Saying: Howdy, Bula Hobbies: Saxophone Playing, Collecting Stamps Officeg House of Delegates Activities: Orchestra, Band NADINE BETTS - Deanie Favorite Saying: Thanks a loz! Activity: Basketball fl X71 14 fl, f f l f 0' W1 f M 1, . JOAN BARBARA BOGUCKI Favorite Saying: You know ii, 500-H Looking at television, Reading. House of Delegates Vice President. Late Court, Cheerleader, Class Party Committee, Spring Fling Com- mittee. Cheerleader W , Numerals. JANICE AUDREY BOWEN - lay Favorite Saying: Are you kidding? Hobbies: Dancing, Horseback Riding, Bicycle Riding Activities: Basketball, Badminton, Class Party Committee Awards: Numerals, Small W NANCY JANE BOYER - Nan Favorite Saying: Oh boy! Reading, Traveling. W.H.S. Bible League, Senior Play Reading Committee, Yearbook Staff Red Cross Assistant Treasurer CHARLES ELMER BROOKS, JR. - Chick Favorite Saying: Nice day if it doesn't ram Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming. Office: House of Delegates. Activity: Electric Crew. Award: Attenda nc e Award BETTY JANE BROWN - Brownie Favorite Saying: You lie Hobby: Sports. Offices: Homeroom Re presenta-tive, House of Delegates, Red Cross Representa- tive. Activities: Volleyba ll, Ba sketball. SAMUEL THOMAS BROWN, III - Sam Favorite SG in ' Who turned ou loose onsociet 9 Y 9- J' 7 Hobby: Collecting Firearms Offices: Stage Crew Captain, Homeroom Representative, Baseball Manager, Basketball Manager, Yearbook P hoto grapl1y Editor Activities: Assembly Committee, Electric Crew Awards: Service Award, Manager's Letter WILLIAM JAMES BROWN - Brownie Favorite Saying: You know iz Hobby: Sports Offices: Advisory Council, Homeroom Re- presentative, House of Delegates Co-president, Yearbook Circulation Manager Award: Honor Society MERRILY LIND BURFORD - Binky Favorite Saying: Comes the dawn, Hobbies: Skating, Piano Playing. Office: Homeroom Representative. Activities: Choristers, Glee Club, Concert Club, Yearbook Staff Award: Honor Society 1 4 wrff Q. is f ff' PATRICIA ANN BURNS - Paz l:GVOr'i1'e Saying. 1 d0n't want to hear Lt, Hobbies: Dancing, Photography. Offices: Student Council Representative, House of Delegates. Activities: Volleyball, Basketball, Class Party Committee, Badminton. Award: Numerals BETTY LOUISE CAHALL - Bez Favorite Saying: Loochie. Hobby: Dancing Office: Homeroom Secretary Activities: Traffic Squad, Class Party Com- mittee Award: Numerals LOIS ARLENE CALDWELL - L0ady Hobbies: Sports, Sewing Offices: Homeroom Representative, Red Cross Representative Activities: Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball Awards: Numerals JOSEPH F. CAMP - Favorite Saying: Why shore. ' Hobby: Upkeep of my Ford Offices: Homeroom Representative, Home- room President, Hi-Y Social Chair- man, Senior Play Reading Committee Co-Chairman, Honor Society Presi- dent Activities: Senior Play, Choristers, Hi-Y, Track Football, Operetta Award: Honor Society LORRAINE KATHRYN CANTERA - La Favorite Saying: Are you for real? Offices: Homeroom President Activities: Library Squad, Traffic Squad, Basketball, Volleyball Awards: Numerals RITA AGNES CAPRADASSO - Ri Offices: Homeroom Representative, Home- room President Activities: Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball, Class Party Committee, Tumbling Team Award: Numerals MARY - Peanut Favorite Saying: Gee Whiz. ' Hobbies: Swimming, Reading Activity: Basketball ANNA MARIE CERSINI - Cereesni Offices: Red Cross Representative, Home- room Representative, House of Delegates, Volleyball Activities: Class Party Committee, Band, Con- cert Club, Basketball, Volleyball K Q S, : ,H ifi 'UN EDWARD PRYCE CHALLENGER, Il - Ed Favorite Saying: You've gon iz made. Hobbies: Guns Offices: Art Club gceretary Activities: Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Choris- ters JAMES LIM CHUNG - Hfacques' Favorite Saying: Comment vous portez-vous, mes amies. Hobbies: Corresponding, Art, United Nations Offices: Red Cross Representative, Home- room Treasurer, House of Delegates Co-President i Activities: Mathematics Assembly, Assembly Committee, Parent Party Com- ,, mittee, Future Teachers of America, Senior Publicity Committee, Year- ' -- ' book Staff f Award: Honor Society :gs ', b JOSEPH CIRILLO - Funzy f l Favorite Saying! 'fHow are you making out, rf k X l Love? 'A' f Hobbies: Swimming, Basketball 'iw' Activity: Basketball JOHN CIRITELLA . -fshafkey' dx 3 Favorite Saying: You ain't bad. ' L Hobby: Ar i Offices: Homeroom President, Homeroom Vice President Activities: Varisty Baseball, .l.V. Basketball Varsity Basketball Awards: Baseball Letter, Basketball Letter , I . U QQQ 5 in gif' RICHARD CLARK - Dick .3 ,f fr. , ,'-: Hobbyl 5P0ffS 2: ff - , .fm-'w -'iiif-fff wi W' Wifi? ' ' ' 'A E STH E - ' ' E t' ' Favorite Saying: Oh, darn ir! A H obby. Sport s N, , A Offices: Homeroom Treasurer, Red Cros s , qf:,,ffv-1,. . if i3,',:.qj3 y- Representative rf, , ,, ,. 4, ,: A tm if fm W ANN MARGARET COLATRIANO Favorite Saying: Oh heck! What at? Hobbies: Reading, Hiking, Tennis, Sports I, Office: Homeroom Representative i Activities: Class Party Committee, Senior P ay I Usher, Senior Odd Day Committee, Basketball MARIE AGNES COLLICCHIO - Marie' Favorite Saying: Stinker , Hobbies: Dancing, Corresponding Office: Homeroom Treasurer Activity: Basketball 1 liz I g Dx 4 1 Q- X. W--am Hs.: .Q I V' div:-1 'Z' A Dv. ge . 1 7- 34 l s s :,, xv L R 55 'Q xx fm. rv' 1,5 5 L li f: 1+ 2 ii 4 S- be 'fr' R- 'TN ix l 4 . WI , ,AFX -ki 1 K gi lf s I L 79.95 '5.,- if 's I l 'K' MARGARET MARIE COLLINS - Peggy Favorite Saying: Holy Caw. ' Hobbies: Art, Sports Offices: Homeroom Chaplain, Homeroom President Activities: Basketball, Badminton, Art Club ALICE LORRAINE COOLING Favorite Saying: I'll be darned Hobbies: Collecting Statues of Horses, Drawing, Horseback Riding ALTON LYLE CONEY - Lizzie Blimpn Favorite Saying: Man, yeahf' Hobbies: Model Plane Building, Camping Offices: Homeroom Alternate W. - Snapper Favorite Saying: 1 don't say nuttin about Hobbies: Office: Activities: Award: nuttin: mainly, on account a I d0n't know nuttin about nuttin. Offices: Homeroom Alternate, Homeroom Rep- resentative Activities: Tumbling Team, Track Team LESLIE PAUL COULSON - Les Favorite Saying: Do as I sayg not as Ida. Hunting, Sports Senior Class Treasurer Traffic Squad, Track Track Letter STANLEY CARLETON CREWE - Stan' Favorite Saying: 1'll clue you. Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Art, Crafts, Building Model Ships Hi-Y Treasurer, Homeroom President, Yearbook Assistant Art Editor, Homeroom Representative J.V. Football, Future Teachers of America, Basketball, Class Party Committee, House of Delegates Forum, Senior Odd Day Dance Com- mittee WILLIAM H. CROPPER, JR. - Bill Favorite Saying: Take L-are! Hobby: Offices: Dancing Class Treasurer, Homeroom Vice President, House of Delegates, TYSGSUFCI' CHARLOTTE ANNE CROSS - Criss Cross Favorite Saying: Hey.' You Crumb. Hobbies: Offices: Activity: Skating, Horseback Riding Homeroom President, Traffic Squad, Homeroom Representative, Home- room Chaplain, Red Cross Representa- tive: Basketball, Y: 1 I 'rr H I. 'WIN A404- lil' 'K QW -1 .4,., ,S Y Wim sas-S 'ft '--. . 'Y!iig 'QTY' 'lv' GEORGE F. CULLEY, JR. Favorite Saying: Don't krwwi 40 YOU? Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Activities: Track Manager, Basketball, I 8t O Squad ALBERT JOSEPH CUNCl - Cunch Favorite Saying: Man, you are c00l. ' Hobbies: Offices: Aviation, Basketball, Traveling Homeroom President Activities: Basketball, Track, Electric Crew CHARLES JAMES CUSHlNG - Jimmy Favorite Sa in ' Gee Cew Y 9- ' Hobbies: Collecting Sports Ma ga zines Collecting Pictures Office: Homeroom Representa tive GLADYS MAE CUSHING - Gush Favorite Saying: Perhaps Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Awards: Dancing, Picture Albums Red Cross Representative, Class Secreta ry, Student Council Re- presentative, Class Party Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff Hodoiie Y-Teens, Ba sketba ll, Badminton, Highlet Ca mpa ign Com- mittee, Year Book Committee, Sen- ior Play Usher. Posture Medal, Honor Society SIGMOND JAMES CZAJKOWSKl - Ziggy Favorite Saying: What do you say? Hobbies: Sports, Fishing, Hunting. Activities: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Base- ball. Awa rds: Varsity Basketball Letter, Varsity Ba seba II Letter LILLIE BETH DAUGHERTY - Lil Favorite Saying: Tomorrow in a row boat. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Ba sketball. Offices: Homeroom Secretary, Usher, Home- room Trea surer, Homeroom Re- presentative, House of Delegates 2' Activities: Ba sketball, Class Party Com- fy mittee, Traffic Squad ' , 4? S, LINDA L. DAUGHERTY - Shorty Favorite Saying: You know iz. Hobbies: Dancing, Skating j Activity: Traffic Squad GENEVIEVE DAVIS . Mamie J Eagkorite Saygilgz 0h.LYou know U! F o y: otograp y wt Offices: House of Delegates, Chairman of Forum Committee Activities: Senior Play Committee, Yearbook Staff ...J+- ynn- 'W' ffm , . .' ' ,f 'U E if 1 I MARY ALICE DAVIS - Par Favorite Saying: Oh! Listen zo her. Hobbies: Skating, Dancing, Sewing Activities: Leader Corps, Basketball 4' Award: Numerals 5 BETSY ANN DAY - Berg Favorite Saying: 0kay.' Office: Tumbling Team Vice President Activities: Library Squad, Hodoiie Y-Teens, Senior Odd Day Committee, Tumbling Team, Yearbook Staff AWGYCIZ Numerals ' fi WILLIAM H. DAY - Bill 'ff ' Office: Hunting, Fishing, Collecting Guns, Art ff- Hobby: Homeroom Representative nr Activities: Pa rty Committee, Hi-Y, Art Club, L Wilmet Campaign Committee, Senior 1' i i Play Poster Director q Award: Honor Societv fixup ,J K LEONORE ANN DEL GIORNO - Lea ba K Favorite Saying: Jus: a minute ' g ,V Hobbies: Collecting Foreign Money 1 I Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton Awards: llumerals, Small W 5 - S I M JUNE ELIZABETH ANN DeLUCA - Junebug Favorite Saying: You,re not zoo bad I Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing '55 5 Office: House of Delegates Tv 9' Activities: Basketball, Badminton mx K A Award: Numerals 'ID' 4 ,J NETTIE A. DeLucA - Di.I1ag Favorite Saying: Honest to fohn, are you for realtu' Office: Homeroom Representative, Activities: Volleyball, Traffic Squad, Library Squad X WALT T. DEMBKOWSKI - Ku Favorite Saying: Why Suref' Hobby: Building Models f- Activityg J. V. Football .41--'Q ' Favorite Saying: NO Kiddingn Hobbies: Sports, Music 'T Officegg Homeroom President, Homeroom it Representative, Concert Meister of Orchestra Activities: Assembly Committee, Orchestra, Band, Traffic Squad, Basketball, Badminton, Yearbook Staff KATHERINE DEMETRIOU - Kitty fy 2 L -,W f,-, A X, is - ' si ' . it , e., -rw. lv- if: 5 'hi' ,K i ., , - I W 13,4 , W' 211 27:1 ' 1 'ffjff , V f W' 'emi ,, , . L fi ffrewi , 'Q 1 ' .1 ,fe 1 A VN v. . N., , Q, 'Ys in ,Q W ,I ,L jfgisi if F: li'?i'l?.' 'QQ' :gif ig ,e 55119 : ':J I Eff Q'-Q: sf- .,. .. ,, -. '52 LEONORE JOAN DiTADDEO - Lee Favorite Saying: Noi Me Hobbies: Office: Activities: Award: yn Photography, Swimming, Ice Skating Hn Atlantic City High Schoolj Homeroom Secretary Hn Atlantic City High Schooll Commercial Club, Italian Club Hcnor Society EMILY BERNADETTE DiSALVO - Ernie Favorite Saying: You nutsien Hobbies: Roller Skating, Collecting Greeting Cards, Dancing, Sketching Activities: Orchestra, Glee Club, Volleyball, Art Club, Class Party Committee ROSE MARIE DeVINCENTIS - Rasie' Favorite Saying: Yeah, uh-huh Hobbies: Activities: Dancing, Swimming Basketball, Volleyball, Class Party Committee PAULINE BEVERLY DEVENNY - Paul Favorite Saying: You know it Hobbies: Reading, Basketball Activities: Dramatic Club, Basketball, Bad- minton, Yearbook Staff Awards: Numerals ALBERT JOSEPH DiSTEFANO - Di Stef' Favorite Saying: Hi Mope! Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball Junior Red Cross President, House of Delegates Varsity Baseball, Basketball VIRGINIA ELIZABETH DEMPSEY - finny Favorite Saying: 0h! For gash sakes! Hobby: Dancing PHY LLIS JULIA DeMOSS - Phil Favorite Saying: Feel how sorry I am Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Awards: Drawing, Sports Homeroom Secretary, Tumbling Team Secretary Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton Numerals, Small 'WH EVELYN S. DEMKO - Evy Favorite Saying: Oh that! You know, things like thai Hobby: Sewing Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Olee Club, Choristers, Dramatic Club, Traffic Squad ,Yearbook Staff Award: Honor Society C'-f 7 I IJ S. -7 -1. ile- f ,i 1 1 -4 I x A.,- IQ. if 1 ig' ei? 1311 .ff ... ' i ,gl-.1 ,. .. if Wi ' A 1' 'W 're ,, ,gi .':.+,f., - ,gi 1' ':.i,'-if tt. Qirmz 1 ,X 'U' 1 ffl 222 266,51 If I 1 - V- 4.-I K, A f '4 I i ,ie 1 . ,Q i 1' WP we-. -is 5. n NM' 5, Y. .avf x X Si l .aa - ww 1 is v.f linrfdhn. Q Ara ' 'E V i, I i if ? X 4 ll , i l .il ' I I at x .iv fl 4-.:4 gf , 4 .f 4,1 lf ,.:1:e14 if ff Y?- ii'fiff'if?ill 'f-3. Qi .1 ROBERT G. DONNIGAN - Bob Favorite Saying: Holy Cowl Hobbies: Woodworking, Sports Offices: Homeroom Representative, Home- room Chaplain Activities: Hi-Y, Assembly Committee, Christ- mas Play, Memorial Day Assembly, Chemistry Club, Stage Crew 'Year- book Staff JACQUELINE ANN DONOFRIO - Ufackien Favorite Saying: I really do! Hobby: Dancing Activities: Library Squad, Traffic Squad, Sports RALPH JOSEPH D'ONOFRIO - D'Onoff Favorite Saying: What a mole. ' Hobby: Sports Office: Homeroom Representative Activity: Basketball JOAN DONOVAN Favorite Saying: Cot anything to ear? Offices: Homeroom Representative, Home- room President Hobby: Dancing Activities: Concert Club, Class Party Com- mittee GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH DORSEY - Hfennie Favorite Saying: liiddo. ' Swimming, Badminton, Dancing, Roller Skating Activities: Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball Award: Hobbies: Numerals MARY ANN DOTO - Doe Favorite Saying: 'fllore Fun Hobbies: Sports, Dancing Activities: Volleyball, Dramatic C ball THERESA MARY DOUGHERTY - Treo' Favorite Saying You Knozf' Roller Skating, Piano Playing, Dancing House of Delegates Hobbies: Office: JOAN RUTH DOUGLAS - Hfoanien Favorite Saying: You should know Hobbies: Reading, Dancing Office: Homeroom Chaplain lub, Basket- 'ff' 'ff' fQi C O 1' 1. Z- .k,- ef-,U 5 f E 5 f ELIZABETH RUTH DOYLE - Betsy Favorite Saying: Oh, nuns! . I Hobbies: Piano Playing, Swimming Offices: Activity: Homeroom Chaplain, House of Delegates Glee Club JEAN ELLEN DUHADAWAY - Slugger Favorite Saying: Let's not and say we did Hobby: Designing Clothes Offices: Homeroom Re presentative,sHouse of Delegates Activity: Basketball MARY ELIZABETH DULING - Betty Favorite Saying: That's the way the ball bounces Hobbies: Collecting Records, Dancing, Sports Office: Homeroom President Activity: Basketball Award: Numerals MARY ELIZABETH DUNFEE - Peg,' Favorite Saying: Don't fool with a fool unless you have a fool to fool with. Offices: Homeroom Representative, Home room Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer Activity: Glee Club SANDRA ELAINE EGNOR - Sandy Favorite Saying: Ho's ya doing? Hobbies: Office: Activities: Offices: Activities Award: Swimming, Dancing, Skating, Hockey fMt. Pleasant High School! Class Treasurer Cheerleader, Band Maiorette, Hockey Baseball, Basketball, Choir fWilmington High Schoolj Red Cross Representative, Home- room Representative Basketball, Badminton, Clas Party Committee fwilmingzon High School! Numerals JOHN DERRICKSON ELLIS - John Henry Favorite Saying: Ye Coils! 'Hobbies: Weight lifting, Dancing, Swimming, Traveling Activity: Swimming Team KATHERINE LOUISE ELLIS - Kooty Favorite Saying: You know what I mean? Hobbies: Drawing, Reading ' Activities: Basketball, Badminton LEONARD MICHAEL EPISCOPO - Len Favorite Saying: So much ignorance Hobbies: Art, Radio, Singing Offices: Homeroom President, Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Representative Activities: Varsity Track Team, Glee Club, Choristers, Concert Club Award: Track Letter 'fam Inf, 'X'- ' 3 L Sm.-ure as 'fi 'C' ft Q Q' X . Q X 7' Vfvfiyzn, , , 'Mega' , A 0 vi , QL ' Vfrus 1f7'-33222 Ziiwgf' MARIE GLADYS FISKI - Fiski Favorite Saying: You know Hobby: Piano Playing Offices: Class Secretary, Homeroom Secre- tary, Homeroom Representative, Student Council Activities: Basketball, Badminton, Memorial Day Assembly, Class Party Com- mittee, Senior Rlay JAMES PATRICK FOGARTY - Por Q Favorite Saying: l'll :ell her Hobbies: Movies, Basketball, Baseball Office: Activities: Homeroom Treasurer Basketball, .l.V. Football MILDRED MARY FONTELLO - Mouse Favorite Saying: Come here Louie Hobbies: Roller Skating, Horseback Riding Activities: Concert Club, Orchestra, Twirler PATRICIA ANN FOSTER - Pat Favorite Saying: Thar's Sharp Hobbies: Dancing, Sewing Offices: Concert Club, Corresponding Sec- retary, House of Delegates, Home- room Secretary Activities: Glee Club, Clworisters, Concert Club Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball, Operetta Operetta Patience , Mikado , Hodojie Y-Teens, Thanksgiving Day Program Award: Honor Society ALBERT FRANKEL - Lefty Favorite Saying: When do we eat? Hobbies: Office: Activities: Playing Ball, Swimming Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer Varsity Swimming Team, Varsity Baseball Team, Basketball, Hi-Y FRANCES CATHERINE FRANCISCO Favorite Saying: Oh, gee. ' Hobbies: Reading, Music, Hiking Activity: Traffic Squad Award: Numerals MARLENE LOIS GALLOWAY - Lenie Favorite Saying: Oh for Heaven help us Hobbies: Office: Activities: Awards: Dancing, Sports, Singing Red Cross Representative Glee Club, Cboristers, Concert Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Operetta Numerals, Small W GRACE ANN GANNON Favorite Saying: Could be - :1Fran19 BW, Hobby: Dancing Office: Homeroom Secretary Activities: Volleyball, Bsaketball, Badminton, Hodoiie Y-Teens, Class Rarty Committee Q in -if-' C. . 1:-M -, x L I 'ff ii MARYLOU ELIZABETH GAWINSKI - Lulu S5 T Q ki 5 i ::'i F ' S ' - Oh'L d ' A avorlte aylng. . or ee. N1 ,M 8.3 ' ,, Hobbies: Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball Offices: Homeroom Chaplain, Advisory Council, House of Delegates Activities: Traffic Squad, Late Court Judge, Memorial Day Assembly, Hodoiie Y-Teens, Class Party Committee MARGARET MARY GEISZLER - Midge Favorite Saying. You ain t bad Hobbies: Piano Playing, Swimming Offices: Class Vice President, Homeroom Representative, Red Cross Re- presentative, Class Secretary, Homeroom Chaplain, Homeroom Treasurer, Band Secretary, Orchestra President, Student Council Activities: Band, Orchestra, News Staff, Class Party Committee, Wilmet Campaign Committee, Leader Corp, Senior Play, Basketball, Senior Orator, Yearbook Staff MARJORIE JOAN GIAMMATTEO - Margie Favorite Saying: Oh, but yes Hobbies: Reading, Collecting Photographs Office: Red Cross Representative A RICHARD LEIGH GIBBONS - Dick Favorite Saying! What gave you the first clue? Hobbies: Sports, Baseball, Football Offices: Homeroom Vice President, House of Delegates MARYLOU PAMELA GILFOIL - Pam Favorite Saying: ls he goodglookinglu Hobbies: Dancing, Tennis Offices! fln Chester High School! House of Representatives, Monitor, Student Council Hn Wilmington High School!l'l0USe of Delegates Activities: fln Regional High School! Basket- ball Team, Tennis LAURA PAETZEL GILMORE - Laurie' Favorite Saying: Gosh darn iz! Hobbies: Swimming , Dancing, Skating Activities: Hn Whitpain High School! Cheer- leader fln Wilmington High School! Basket- ball, Glee Club, Dramatic Club LORRAINE ANGELA GIORDANO - Larry Fclvorite Saying! That's for sure Hobbies: Movie Star Scrap Book, Sports Office: Homeroom President Activities: Volleyball, Badminton, Ta ble Tennis, Class Basketball Team Ca ptain Award: Numerals ANNA A. GIOVANNOZZI - Favorite Saying: How 'bout thaw' Hohby: Basketball OTTIICQZ Homeroom Representative Activity: Senior Odd Day Committee, Year- book Staff -M Qi.. r 1: 5 J' - N A4 ' 'Z Y I ' l 4 'Ti 5 4 Q Ev-',f,,,'f' A, if , . '15 ' Y i :H 'ii i . f rf: M - i ,. .-11,-.,,g - 4: ':..1-.:e-1.:- ff, . 'A -1r'TQifTavi-r- pf' vi 1. sq S :rn if A if? to 3' ff GEORGE DAVID GOEBEL - Silent George Favorite Saying: Is than bad? Hobby: Collecting Miniature Paintings Office: Homeroom President Activity: Assembly Committee ROBERT W. GOODEN - Bob Favorite Saying: Now, airft that a crime? Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Office: Homeroom Vice President Activity: Stage Crew ANNA MAE GOODMAN Favorite Saying. You don z say Hobbies: Sports, Scrapbook Activity: Yearbook Staff ROBERT ALLEN GOODMAN - Bob Activities: Track, Senior Play ELLEN J. GOYNE Favorite Saying: Yike. ' Hobbies: Roller Skating, Singing Offices: Concert Club President, Leader Corps Lieutenant, Homeroom President, Homeroom Representative, Glee Club Vice-President Activities: Basketba II, Choristers, Assembly Committee, Hodoiie Y-Teens Operetta Awards: Numerals, Leader Corps W Small W EDWARD JOHN GRABINSKI - Chilly Favorite Saying: Whatcha trying to pull? lRMA MAY GRAHAM - Ny Friend Irma Favorite Saying: Oh, gee. ' Hobbies: Collecting Novelties, Skating Activities: Class Basketball, HodoiieY-Teens PATRICIA L. GRAY - Par Favorite Saying: And tooth' ' Hobbies: Sports, Dancing, Music Offices: Student Council Representative, Homeroom Chaplain U Activities: Ba sketball, Traffic Squfld, DUWCHWQ Club Cltairma n Fl: .g.. X is .E Av?- W if A 4-r' '51, fa:- ff Aix . .. A Q ,: snr, : F1-5:33 ST C I fi Xi BETTY ANN GRAY - Benn Favorite Saying: Ye Gods and Little Fishes Concert Club Vice President, Girls' Glee Club President Patience, Concert Club, Glee Club, Choristers, Senior Play Reading Com- mittee, Senior Odd Day Committee, Offices: Activities: Operett Operetta, Senior Orator, Yearbook Staff Award: First prize in American Legion oratorical contest, Honor Society : RICHARD GREGG - Captain FG vorite Saying: Y0u're asking me! T A Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Swimming, 5: Trapping ,,-. Offices: Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Vice President, Homeroom Chaplain Activities: Varsity Track Team, Varsity Swimming Team Awards: Varsity Swimming Letters, Varsity Track Letter MELVIN HERBERT GREEN - Herby Favorite Saying: A good man is a man who admits his mis takes .,q,.-. QU' Hobby: Sports Office: Homeroom Representative, House of Delegates, Yearbook Business Manager Activity: Senior Orator ZZ Award: Honor Society f if MARGARET McKEE GRIMNER - Peggy Favorite Saying: Oh, crumb! Hobbies: Sports, Sewing Office: Homeroom Vice President Activities: Volleyball, Badminton, Basketball, Class Party Committee Awa rd: Numera ls - Russian Favorite Saying: When do we em? Hobby: Photography ,mu Activities: Varsity Football, Hi-Y,Ba sketball T Award: Varsity Footba II Letter , r LORETTA JOY GROVES - Rena Favorite Saying: lsn't iz piziful? Hobby: ice Skating, Roller Skating - Office: Homeroom Representative L MARYANNE HAIRSINE - A Favorite Saying: That's nice , Hobby: Reading J Offices: House ot Delegates, Homeroom Representative I Activities: Twirler, Wilmet Campaign Committee, Senior Odd Day Committee Award: Honor Society BEVERLY JEAN HALE - Bev Favorite Saying: Think the rain will hurt the rhubarb? Offices: House of Delegates, Homeroom Vice President Activities: Spring Fling Committee, Traffic Squad 4, ,ii Mi 'I' : in . W 5.1 i X 'T NY ' 1 SY' 4 ,Li Y' . if ATXW QW i J N 'TY 3 W-N 4. by ce ' If ANN - Bunnie Favorite Saying: One hour before twelve is worth two after Roller Skating, Collecting Old Perfume Bottles Offices: Homeroom CI1apIa in, Red Cross Hobbies: .- 4 ' , Representative ' x Acfivify: Yearbook Staff ,L I I NELSON LEE HALL - Nibbles I ' Favorite Saying: Gee Hobby: Collecting Baseball Pictures K V! Activities: Orchestra, Band I 7' I I, ELEANOR MARIE HAMILTON . HEI I Favorite Saying: You know I Hobby: Swimming ' ' Y b k S ff 'S Activity: ear oo ta . JOSEPH MICHAEL HARRITY - foe ,of i ir V' 2gf,', ,mV Office: Homeroom Vice President an If ,CII JOHN LAMBERT HEISLER - Dutch Favorite Saying: How 'bout dar? Hobby: Collecting Stamps Office: House of Delegates Q, Activities: Varsity Football, Basketball, Wrestling NATALIE HEMPHILL - Nur v Activities: Senior Play Committee, Memorial Day Assembly Award: Honor Society ANNA C. HENRY - Ann Favorite Saying: Who asked you? Hobby: Sewing Office: Homeroom Treasurer Activities: Basketball, Volleyball ig' JOANNE VIRGINIA HESSER - Jo Favorite Saying: Good Deal, ' Hobbies: Singing, Hiking, Dancing Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Concert Club, Clioristers, Senior Play Committee ', , Af. i I A-sf ,QV- ELIZABETH Q. HEVERIN - Berry Favorite Saying: You ber! Hobby: Reading Office: Red Cross Representative Activity: Basketball DORIS MAE HINES Favorite Saying: O, Gee! Hobbies. Da ncing, Roller Skating Activities: Senior Play Committee, Yearbook Staff BARBARA ANN HINTON - Bobby Hobbies: Y XY Offices: if W, '21 Activities: Award: t,::: : .b ae if . .f - . .3 E? ,,,w , , Q 'M ' .- :-' .W f 4 ,i Z., : ' 4? ' i ,rm 62,32 5 i ' iw ' i ff rf 5 T . 1 Geffen -we -:eff 4 ei- PM if . I. K Favorite Saying: Could be Dancing, Singing, Baseball, Ice Skating, Swimming Homeroom Vice President, House of Delegates Concert Club, Class Party Com- mittee, Highlet Ca mpaign Com- mittee, Choristers, Basketball, Glee Club, Operetta May Queen Attendent CHARLES ROY HISE - Charlie Favorite Saying: How you doing Offices: Activities: Student Council, Advisory Council, Yearbook As'sistant Business Manager Hi-Y, Stage Crew, Drama tic Club, Class Party Committee, Electric Crew THOMAS KENNETH HLYWAK - Tommy Favorite Saying: MWhaz's than? Hobby: Watching Television Hobby: Offices: PHYLLIS E. HOBBS - Phyl Favorite Saying: Definitely Len times! Hobby: Offices: Activities: Awa rd: Dancing House of Delegates, Homeroom Representative Late Court, Traffic Squad, Basket- ball, Class Party Committee, S ring Fling Committee, Yearbook Stag Numerals MARLENE E. HOLLAND - Marry Favorite Saying: Excellenr! Collecting Miniature Dogs Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretary ARTHUR J. HOLVECK - A rt Favorite Saying: Almosr! Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Award: Building Model Airplanes Advisory Council, Band President, Class President, Band Vice Presi- dent Hi-Y, Assembly Committee, Band, Orchestra, Memorial Day Assembly, Chemistry Club, Yearbook Staff Honor Society Y 'nv Q, wi.. Xie 4 i Y 4' 4 . My NN.. , ,:. 'X W . 'S .ai ' 'Ix- Sv x X rf? 'mem ff A -F' I 5 : -3-,,' if I l., ,fi , ,,ll,5,, - 1 f 4,- l fo f ' ,4- I lg 'E- K., X THOMAS WHITE HOOT, JR., Tam Favorite Saying: How ya doin? Hobbies: Swimming, Diving Offices: Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretary Activities: Varsity Swimming Team, Hi-Y, Basketball, Senior Play, Award: Varsity Swimming Letter RICHARD JOHN HOPKINS Favorite Saying! lf at first you a'on't succeed, uit q Hobbies: Fishing, Sports Offices: Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Re presenta- tive Activity: Varsity Basketball Award: J.V. Basketball Letter SALLIE JANE HORTON - Tootsie Favorite Saying: l'll say now! Hobbies: Painting, Sewing, Piano Playing Office: fSon .lacinto High School, Houston, Texas! Red Cross Representative fwilmington High School! Home- room Representative Activities: fSweeny High School, Sweeny, Texas! Basketba ll, Pep Squa d, Football Maid fSan Jacinto High School! Golden Ga uchos, Girls Booster Club ffl ilminglon High School! Play Readin Committee Yearbook Staff 9 1 Awards: lSan Jacinto High School!City a nd School Award for Essay on Adver- tising fSweeny High School! School Award for Essay on Fire Prevention flfilmington High School! Honor Society WILLIAM THOMAS HOWELL - Bill Favorite Saying: Sorry, los! my head Hobbies: Singing, Art, Reading, Sports Offices: Boys Glee Club President, Home- room Treasurer, Chorister Treasurer, Hi-Y Treasurer, Hi-Y President, Student Council, House of Delegates, Chorister's President Activities: Va risty Track Team, Concert Club, Basketball, Assembly Committee, Operetta RUSSELL LEE HUBBS - Russ Favorite Saying: Do you love him? Hobbies: Collecting Autographs and Pictures of Baseball Players Offices: Homeroom Vice President, Home- room President, Stage Crew Ca p- tain Activities: Memorial Day Assembly, Tra ffic Squad, United Nations Assembly, J. V. Football, Basketball, Volley- ball, Hi-Y, Delaware Day Assembly LORRAINE MARIE HULLINGER Favorite Saying: God bless your little black soul Hobby: Ba sketball Activities: Traffic Squad, Yearbook Staff WILLIAM MARION HUNT - Bill Favorite Sayingi Shut up before I shut you up Hobby: Art Office: Homeroom Representative Activity: Hi-Y, Class Party Committee, Traffic Squad QV' K, .,,, H Q2 FRED HuRi.ocK, JR., . ffieiliy-f Q Favorite Saying: Heavens! Hobby: Photography I.- Offices: Student Council Representative, Student Council Treasurer, Advisory Council, Homeroom President Activities: Hi-Y, Choristers, Operetta, Mathematics Assembly, Thanksgiving Day Assembly, Senior Play, Hi-Y Assembly Award' Honor Society 'W :b?PfT+f?1' ' , ,fs 1 S: fe F A Q I LESTE R JACOBS - Representative, Student Council Secretary, Leader Corps Captain, Advisory Council R an I Favorite Saying: Yeah, Uh'hUh, well! WN' I Hobbies: Fishing, Travel 4' 1 Offices: Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom ,YY S Vice President, House of Delegates up 'I Activities: Varsity Swimming Team, J.V. Foot- irf gi! YI bull ' , gy Award: Varsity Swimming Letter I FLORENCE M. JANICKI - lanick 'v:2 Fi:.R':1' ,,,-', V :AE f ' t' j Offices: Class Secretary, Student Council, iff X ,M ps Pla., f ff' X Q, Z fx Activities: W.H.S. News Staff, Dramatic Club Basketball, House of Delegates Forum, Class Party Committee, Assembly Committee, Wilmet Campaign Committee Awards: Leader Corps W , Honor Society MATTHEW Z. JANICKI - Mai Favorite Saying: Now wait a minute! Hobbies: Bummin' Odds, Sports Office: Stage Crew Captain Activities: Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ball, Traffic Squad Awards: Varsity Football Letter, Varsity Basketball Letter JOSEPH KENNARD JESTER - !oeboy Favorite Suyingl 0hhh.l Yozfre pretty, too. Hobby: Working on Radios Offices: Red Cross Representative, Home- room Representative MARVIN JESTER - Buddy Favorite Saying: Holy Cow! Hobbies: Art, Sports Offices: Class Treasurer, Advisory Council, Sketchbook Club President, Year- book Art Editor Activities: Hi-Y, Varsity Football, Track, Senior Play Committee Award: Varsity Football Letter WILLIAM HAROLD JOHNSON - Shorty Favorite Saying: Oh brotherfn Hobby: Automobiles Offices: House of Delegates, Homeroom President JANET EVELYN JOHNSON - J eanetten Favorite Saying: Oh, crumb! Singing, Saxophone Playing Hobbies: Activities: Band, Glee Club, Choristers, Concert Club Award: Numerals RALPH MACE JOHNSON - Predm1ze I:C1VOriIe Saying: What are you doing besides l0afing? Painting, Building Model Boats, Dancing Office: Homeroom Cha Iain Hobbies: Activity: Art Club p I 'kr ugh Dx ni' LDP' 6-T , f 11 L P, . I U I Wi: we 4 ff g I 'Wh BETTY ANN JONES - Tinker Favorite Saying: You think so? Hobbies: Swimming, Tennis Offices: fln P.S. DuPont High School! Class Representative, Student Council Q. 1 lil ilminglorz High School! l lOmeI'O0m Representative Activities: fP.5. DuPont High School!Hockey, Basketball, Swimming Team I I fllilmlrzgton High School! Basketball, l Table Tennis, Senior Play Reading k Committee, Yearbook Staff Award: lP.S.DuP0nt High School! Letter for Swimming RICHARD CAMERON JONES - Doc 1' Hobbies: Building Models, Music Offices: Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretary Activities: Band, Hi-Y ANN LORIE KACHELMUS - Honey Favorite Saying: How about char! Hobbies: Collecting Pictures, Collecting WL Stamps YM., Activities: Traffic Squad, Volleyball, Badminton, Basketball, Class Committees, Senior Play Committee LOIS JANE KALMBACHER - Lass Favorite Saying: Enchanting Hobby: Interior Decorating Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Leader Corps, Class Party Committee, Badminton, Table Tennis PATRICIA G. KEARNEY - Paz Favorite Saying: Wharf More homework? Hobby: Sports Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Leader Corps, Basketball, Volley- ball, Senior Odd Day Committee, Traffic Squad, Yearbook Staff PEGGY ANN KELLY - Peg Favorite Saying: I don'z care Hobbies: Reading, Badminton Officesg Homeroom Chaplain, House of Delegates Activities: Volle ball I-eadef COVPSI Senior Y 1 Odd Day Committee Award: Numerals MARY ANNE KERRIGAN - Irish Favorite Saying: Honest Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Homeroom Basketball, Olee Club, Tumbling Team, Assembly Committee Yearbook Staff 'V' Awards: Honor Society, Numerals HARRY KOSOWSKY - Bom Favorite Saying: Few - Hobby: Sports Office: Homeroom President Activity: J. V. Football Award: Numerals xg t I , ' 4 si E . Tal'- S if 'Wi .N . .f f r, w i- .,. X .. f 2 ,- r I ll 199' v ,gi JOHN ALFRED KOWALEWSKI - Lil John Favorite Saying: Make like a hoop and roll Hobby: Office: Offices: Hobby: Office: Activity: Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Awards: away Building Gas Models Red Cross Re presentative, Home- room Representative JOANNE LILLIAN KREER - la Favorite Saying: Oh heavens! Hobby: Offices: Activities: Operett Award s: Music Student Council Representative, Class Vice President, Student Council Vice President, Glee Club Secretary, Homeroom Secretary, Concert Club Treasurer Basketball, Glee Club, Concert Club, Clioristers, Library Squad, Class Party Committees, Hodoiie Y-Teens, Assembly Committee, Operetta Numerals, Honor Society Debbie DEVORA M. KROUSE - Favorite Saying: Now what? Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Vice President EDWARD JOSEPH KRUTULESKI - Cdgel Favorite Scyingi What gave you the clue? Hobby: Building gas models Offices: Red Cross Representative, Home- room Representative ROBERT PAUL KUCHARSKI - Chick Favorite Saying! You're a nice kid: but who likes kids? Reading Homeroom President J. V. Football ALEXANDRA KUPIS - Alice Hobby: Office: Football Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Vice President ROBERT JAMES LaFAZlA - Bob Sports, Art Work House of Delegates, Homeroom Representative, Football Team Co-captain Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Letters, Varsity Basketball Letters GERTRUDE ELLEN LAGARELLI - Corn l:GVOrite Saying: I donil wanna heal it Hobbies: Office: Activities: Award: Basketball, Reading, Collecting salt and pepper shakers House of Delegates Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball, Class Party Committee, Yearbook Staff Numerals I w-5.x '9 'ice . x. ill- , RQ' V we .. WALLACE C. LANE - II l1Z.L't1,, x Q5 ,xi Favorite Saying: Glad zo hear iz H' w . , 'N Activities: Hi-Y, Basketball, Volleyball, J.V. ' Football, Band, Senior Play , ASV, Q if , , 5 1 L. 4- I N :-5' 'NY iv- lin I X ,- 4 I ,uv K E . T1 GRACE MARIE LATINA - Favorite Saying: ily D0ll. ' Hobbies: Da ncing,ColIecting Rbonograpb Records Office: House of Delegates Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton WILLIAM LEE LAWSON - Hubby Favorite Saying: Holy Ilaclferaln Hobby: Sports Offices: Sports Editor of Yearbook, Hi-Y Vice President Activities: Football Manager, Swimming Manager, Basketball, Varsity Track Awards: Varsity Manager's Swimming Letters, Varsity Manager's Football Letters NANCY JEAN LEELER - Rebel Favorite Saying: Hi, female Hobby: Reading Office: House of Delegates HARRY A LEMON, JR., - Lemon drop Favorite Saying: Coo!f Fool! IRENE DORIS LESNICZAK - Ren 4' Favorite Saying: I d0n't ge: iz Hobby: Reading Mystery Books Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Band, Orchestra, Volleyball, W.H.S. News Staff Award: Honor Society FRANCIS DAVID LEWANDOWSKI - Leeu,an Favorite Saying: Ooh! You dirty man. ' Hobby: Reading Magazines Activity: Basketball BARBARA JANE LEY - Bobs Favorite Saying: Gaily day. ' Offices: Homeroom Chaplain, Homeroom Representative Activities: Orchestra, Future Teacbers of America, Senior Odd Day Committee Yearbook Staff J, .. i .I ' is G re 'V' to .1 X I -ax. fOr 1, I 'N 4 JOHN FRANCIS LORE Hobby: Sta mp Collecting Offices: Homeroom Chaplain, House of Delegates GRANT LOWE Favorite Saying: Yeah Hobby: Music Offices: Student Council Representative, 0 , Hi-Y Secretary, Boys Glee Club 4 Vice President, Honor Society fir, Treasurer, Yearbook Assistant I i,',. Editor Activities: Choristers, Assembly -Committee, I i Concert Club, Operetta, Senior Play Award: Honor Society, Thespians BARBARA ANN LYNCH - Lyncher A.i, v i i- Favorite Saying: What gave you your first clue?' tg Q. Hobbies: Collecting Programs, Swimming Offices: Homeroom Vice President, Homeroom fm- , Treasurer, Future Teachers of 1 America President, Orchestra , Secretary g I Activities: House of Delegates, Band, Orchestra, Badminton, Yearbook Staff I Award: Numerals MARIE DOROTHY MACIEJEWSKI - Doa Favorite Saying: Oh, Beezwax! Hobbies: Dancing, Roller Skating L , EDWARD JOHN MACZYNSKI - Beaver fi i ' 1 - Favorite Saying: Nah : M' Activity: Varsity Basketball Award: Varsity Basketball Letter Mme K' wi, FRANCIS LEWIS MAGAZINO - Sunny V Favorite Saying: You're living? Ought to be dead ' i Hobbies: Boxing, Football, Roller Skating , Offices: Homeroom Representative, House i of Delegates Activities: Class Party Committee, Stage Crew, Basketball NORMA LEE MALIN - Norm Favorite Saying: That's what you think! Offices: Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom 'lt , 3 Treasurer S fi' Activities: Art Club, Hodoiie Y-Teens, Tumbling Vox Q V Team, Senior Odd Day Committee, A Basketball, Dance Committee :gif Award: Numerals, Honor Society ARMOND EDWARD MALIZIA - Mounds Favorite Saying: Move it! ' Hobb ' S orts Y' P Activities: Basketball, Volleyball of Us ,, I . I fav at v K hi i rl' I, if F 4 4- P 4' 4 Xi? --.N 'Dx of' IW' 14 X Q FRANK LAWERENCE MANLEY . -'Lassie 6, it Favorite Saying: You call that a girl? Hobbies: Reading, Sports, Music X Office: House of Delegates DOROTHY ANN MARCIN Daz .tr -e-2 - Favorite Saying: You know it! v Hobbies: Dancing, Skating, Reading ' Office: Homeroom Representative gf DAVID JOHN MARIANELLI - Copperhead Favorite Saying: 1didn'z did ir. Hobby: Collecting Stamps r' Offices: Homeroom Representative, Home- room President it-,ji g C. Activity: W.H.S. News Staff i 6:7 , i- 1 MARIO JOHN MARINI - Mazz Favorite Saying! Are you for real? Activities: Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Electric qll' Crew '5 L3 1. . rf' . I nf - , .. , .- Jia- .. ', , - ' 35 - il! 1' D DOLORES BARBARA MARKOWSKI - Duffy Favorite Saying: Great, kid, great! Red Cross Representative Highlet Campaign Committee, Basket- : bali, Badminton, Class Party Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee Office: Activities: 7 Award: Attendance Award Y f JANE Louise MARSHALL . Favorite Saying: You fool you. ' Hobbies: Skating, Swimming, Baseball, Football ALBERT LOUIS MARSILII - HAZ F Favorite Saying: Get our of here ev Activities: Electric Crew, Football ' GLORIA G. MASON - Glo Favorite Saying: Be quiet, Champ! Hobbies: Skating, Dancing, Singing, Collecting , Records, Collecting Movie Star W Pictures. Activity: Highlet Campaign Committee If ,425 riff X' I Q f ,gs f 'X WN - 1, ef, W., Q . Q I! x J . , 144 A V . ,:'1,EQ1: f V . ef, V. ,315 ,1 - 'ww fm '- ' , i ,, ' ,fiffn was vga. ,ff ,mg 5, , -f 4 'V 1, ff if ff,z,f74. WW! ,,A V t 1 fl wyffw 2 Q4 , -'cf' ff: ' X' 1, 3 v in-1 JANET E. MAXWELL - Max Favorite Saying: feepers Hobby: Offices: Activity: Sports Student Council Representative, House of Delegates, Red Cross Representative Hodoiie Y-Teens VIOLA ALLEN MAXWELL - Vi Favorite Saying: Oh My! Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming BEVERLY MCCORD - Bev Favorite Saying: You best nor! Hobbies: Baseball, Swimming, Basketball, Dancing, Baseball Office: Homeroom Chaplain Activities: Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton Award: Numerals ELEANOR ANN McGlNNES - Pacman Favorite Saying! You fool, you Hobby: Skating Offices: Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom President JOANNE E. McHUGH - lo Hobby: Sports Activities: Leader Corps, Badminton CORA LEE McLANE - Mickey Favorite Saying! George Hobbies: Offices: Dancing, Cooking Homeroom Vice President, Home- room Representative Activities: Hodoiie Y-Teens, Highlet Campaign Committee, Class Party Committee ELIZABETH JANE MCLAREN - Berry Offices: Activities: Award: I n Favorite Saying: don L know Homeroom President, Homeroom Representative Basketball, Traffic Squad, Usher, Badminton, Volleyball, Hodoiie Y-Teens, Commencement Usher Numerals ANN MCLEARIE - Fuzzy Favorite Saying: Keep it up Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing Offices: Student Council Alternate, Home- room Treasurer, House of Delegates, Homeroom Chaplain Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Hodoiie Y-Teens, Class Party Committee, Merchandising Club Award: May Queen Attendant A- M x M, t, ic e, ,, 5-6 , Q.. , ' 3 4+ 1 fe ef 1 fr-are-f..:W.i:: , A X' fix' Q, -- 'T:1 s3.Y'4ggiQ ',.f:'-1:1-he :eww ' :xslt Q: :c- :ig . .S A 1- ff.-:i Sag e if -.yt V wp gi r :LV QNX ? L:- f .ss 2- fi QF Q . 5 I -. .- 4 .-ur vw -X-..,., 'T' : - siff-M35-iQ,f:', 'f12 195, 3.1, xmi,, 'ALT Q75 if s 'S :FSE Sei v l 1 I BARBARA S. McQUAY - Babe Favorite Saying: You besz not Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Award: Sports, Reading Homeroom President, Homeroom Alternate Representative Traffic Squad, Badminton, Basketball Numerals ALVIN MEIZELL - Mize Favorite Saying: Yeah, I'll tell her Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: J.V. Basketball, .I.V. Football, Varisty Basketball Award: Varsity Basketball Letter EVELYN SYLVIA MELODY - Eve Favorite Saying: Yeah, Right Away! 'Q-v Hobbies: Roller Skating, Swimming Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Concert Club DAVID GEORGE MENSER - Dave Favorite Saying: You have an evil mind , A Pffices: Homeroom Representative, Homeroom Vice President, Yearbook Assistant V Editor Activities: Hi-Y, Senior Play Reading Committee, Operetta, Glee Club, Choristers, Senior Play Cast, Senior Orator Award: Tbespians A fc JERRY ELBERT MIDDLETON - Jerry 'L 'Fi S Favorite Saying: Stripe J' -q. Activities: Hi-Y, Band, Basketball ELIZABETH ANN MIHALY Betty 1 X, Favorite Saying. My Land! 'fv- 5- Hobby: Reading Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Library Squad, Traffic Squad, Volley- baII, Badminton, Assembly Committee Awards: Numerals, Honor Society GEORGE EDWARD MILLER - Kentucky Favorite Saying: You all Hobby: Activities: Sports Stage Crew, Football, Basketball JEAN ANN MITCHELL - Hfeanne' Favorite Saying: Oh, crum', crum', crum'. Hobbies! Making Hats, Knitting Offices: Homeroom Vice President, Homeroom Representative Award: Numerals Q QF ix gf 5 'fe x i Hr, df ' I 'W THOMAS C. MITCHELL - Tom Award: Honor Society GLORIA ROSE MOORE - Glo Fqvgrite Saying: How did you ever guess. Hobby: Textile Painting JOHN coresit Moom! - -'nnenng facie Favorite Saying: What say? Hobby: Gasoline Engines SHIRLEY ANN MOORE - Sunshine Favorite Saying: Oh, my goodness! Hobby: Collecting Small China Pigs Activities: Glee Club, Basketball, Volleyball JOSEPH THOMAS MORGAN - Big Ben Favorite Saying: You know what I mean? Hobby: Activity: Stock Cars Memorial Day Assembly BETTY CAROLYN MORRIS - Beers Favorite Saying: You're lciddinfu Hobby: Dancing Office: Red Cros s Representative Activity: Yearbook Staff ALFRED JOSEPH NAI - Al-chow Favorite Saying: Magnetism, Sheer Magnetism Hobby: Offices: Activity: Sports Homeroom Representative, W.H.S. News Sports Editor, House of Delegates Yearbook Staff LUCRETIA ANN NARDO - Ln Favorite Saying: Let iz ride Office: Homeroom Treasurer Activities: Basketball, Traffic Squad it i i :ii 1. I I ia. -5 N 'Q- wx' .Q xg X ikrs I ! 1 ANN VERONICA NEARY - Peanut Favorite Saying. You know zz, brother Hobbies: Scrap Book, Picture Albums Office: Homeroom Representative Activities, Class Party Committee, Highlet Campaign Committee, Dramatic Club, Hodoiie Y-Teens, Basketball PHILOMENA MARIE NE-TTA - Phil Favorite Saying: 1 got news for you HARRIETT ELLEN NEVILLE . Nei Favorite Saying: Crum'. Hobby: Sewing Offices: House of Delegates, Homeroom Chaplain Activities: Library Squad, W.H.S. News Staff, Basketball, Badminton BARBARA ANN NIBLETT - Bobs Favorite Saying: You know iz Hobbies: Bicycle Riding, Skating, Picture Collection. Office: Homeroom Secretary Activities: Traffic Squad, Basketball, Badminton, Class Party Committee MARGARET NICHOLS - Margie Hobbies: Sewing, Crocheting, Collecting Pictures, Sports CATHERINE ANN NICKERSON - Kay Favorite Saying: You did so Hobby: Collecting Pictures Offices: Homeroom Vice President, Homeroom Chaplain Activity: Class Party Committee MARILYN LOUISE NORD Favorite Saying: That's near Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Dramatic Club, Senior Play Cast, Senior Odd Day Committee, Wilmet Campaign Committee, Yearbook Staff Award: Honor Society ELIZABETH ROSE NORRIS - Berry Fqvgrife Saying: Oh! Let me tell you Hobbies: Knitting, Bicycle Riding, Scrap Book Offices: Homeroom Chaplain, Homeroom Rep- resentative, House of Delegates Activities: Class Party Committees, Basketball, Traffic Squad, Yearbook Staff Award: Honor Society !ll 47 1 v 1. fi 'Rf Q. 1F ' iff f 1 aff C ' 4 ,fi ff-571.119 V f f , W' lf! ' ff If f X, , , f X ' 1 f f ', A E? I ff ff KZ fl X9 f'f ' 1 f ff X if +A' V E1 . , ir f' W, ,, . Hn 99 pn-m.,,-M tm., 7.7: , , wiki, Yr W, fi? -5: K ' ff f 17 4- QF! 2 Q , 442, MMV fy, .-,meiggii uf .,f i ,, ,, , 1 DOROTHY B. NORTON - Dot Favorite Saying: Mossy Hobby: Badminton Office: Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Representative Activities: Class Party Committees, Softball, Traffic Squad CHARLES HENRY NOWLIN - Charlie Favorite Saying: The die is cast Hobby: Tutoring Offices: Homeroom President, Future Teachers of America Historian, House of Delegates, Yearbook Editor-in-chief Activities: Hi-Y Christmas Play, i950 Temple Mathematics Team, Thanksgiving Day Assembly, Memorial Day Assembly, Mathematics Assembly, Homeroom Representative, Spring Fling Com- mittee, Senior Orator, City Chairman U.N. Conference Awards: Honor Society, Thespians, Bausch and Lomb Science Award WALTER JOHN OL-ENDERSKl - Greeny l:ClVOriTe Sdyingt You ain't got a brain in your head Hobby: Trumpet Playing JAMES PAUL PALANDRANI - Polly Favorite Saying: You ain't bad, but - - Hobby: Sports Activities: Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track Awards: Varsity Football Letter, Varsity Track Letter, .l.V. Basketball Letter, Varsity Basketball Letter LORRAINE JOAN PALANDRANI - Lo Favorite Saying: Lez's Live Offices: House of Delegates, Homeroom Trea surer Activities: Highlet Campaign Committee, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Fashion Assembly, Boatride Committee, Badminton, Memorial Day Assembly, Class Party Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee ! Honor Society FLORENCE PATRICIA PARKINSON - Parky A Favorite Saying: Ding-how Activity: Senior Odd Day Committee DORIS MARIE PASSWATER - Shotz ff J ', Favorite Saying: How gay ,', ' , ..,, I Hobby: Skating V, Av' M Office: House of Delegates ff, Activity: Glee Club if- V f CECILIA ROSE PASTURSKA . --cefw , - . f Favorite Saying: You bez! Hobbies: Sewing, Crocheting, Reading, Tennis Offices: House of Delegates, Homeroom if Representative, Red Cross Repre- sentative. Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton Award: Numerals G 1... J. f ,af +R ' 1. 4 .E ii? Q' walt' 0 M al T 3 ELEANOR MARIE PAVONI - Eze Offices Homeroom President, Homeroom fw- Treasurer, Honor Society Secretary, Wilmet Campaign Committee Activities Orchestra, Senior Orator, Yearbook Staff AWGl'ClS Numerals, Honor Society LOUISE CATHERINE PEDICONE - Lu Lu Favorite Saying: For goodness sake. ' Offices: Homeroom Treasurer, Yearbook Typing Chairman Activities: Traffic Squad, W.H.S. News Staff, Glee Club, Senior Play Committee Award: Honor Society JOSEPH PERNA - Junior Favorite Saying: Thar's all right Hobby Collecting sport magazines Activity Varsity Football Award Varsity Football Letter RITA SANDRA PERNA - Hillbilly Favorite Saying: Shoot, Bang. ' MARIE ANN PETRUCCI - Merge Favorite Saying: For Real? Hobbies Walking, Reading Red Cross Representative Basketball, Yearbook Staff JEANIE ELLEN PICKEL - Pickle iq' Favorite Saying: Hi, lion! Hobby: Drawing Activity: Basketball AGNES B PINKOWSKI - Pinkie Favorite Saying: No kidding Hobbies Sports, Photography Basketball FAITH POOLE - Fifi Favorite Saying: lTell.' for Heaven's sake Hobbies: Basketball, Reading, Professional Baseball Offices: Homeroom President, Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Representative Dramatic Club Secretary-Treasurer Activities: Play Reading Committee, Yearbook Staff Award: Honor Society 3 CHARLES W. POORE - Figaro : Favorite Saying: I'll take a chance - V , l'l0lJlDy1 Collectin Puzzles 'jr' T' Activities: 9 Choristers, Glee ClLb, Concert Club FRANCES CEClLlA PRZYBYLEK - Fran Q Hobbies: Embroidering, Reading Offices: Red Cross Representative, Home- room Representative, Homeroom President Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Thanksgiving Day Assembly, Senior Orator Award: Honor Society KATHRYN PURSE - Kay ' T Hobbies: Offices Favorite Say lngl Wh0? Mein Collecting Postcards, Taking Pictures, Traveling Homeroom Vice President, W.H.S. ff., News Feature Editor Award: Q, Hobby: 14, Activities: Activities: Traffic Squad, Dramatic Club, Hodoiie Y-Teens, Yearbook Staff Honor Society RONALD JOSEPH QUEREY - Bob Favorite Saying: You fool you Swimming, Woodworking Homeroom Representative, Home- room President Activities: Varsity Swimming Team, Varsity Track Team Varsity Swimming Letter Hobbies: Offices: Award: DOLORES BARBARA RAGAN - Dolly Favorite Saying: Don'r Be Silly Dancing Class Party Committee, Late Court, Traffic Squad, Basketball, Yearbook Staff ELIZABETH EVE RAGAN - Betty Favorite Saying: Is that for real? Hobby: Dancing Office: Homeroom Representative Activity: Party Committee CATHERINE ANN RAPUANO - Cookie Favorite Sayin : All ri hr now Hobbies: Award: Activities: 5 Riading, Collecting Records, Col- lecting Pictures Traffic Squad, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Badminton, Class Party Com- mittee, W.H.S. News Staff Numerals JEAN LOUISE RAY Favorite Saying: Dorf: know, do you? Hobby: Drawing Offices: Homeroom Representative, Homeroom Vice President Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Traffic Squad Wilmet Campaign Committee, Bad- minton, Fashion Show Award: Numerals 'T' ,gf 'S 8.5, I fx JEAN CHARLOTTE RUSSELL - feannie Hobbies: Tennis, Roller Skating, Collecting Pictures, Hiking Office: Red Cross Representative JOSEPH RICHARD RUSSO - Doc Favorite Saying: Ongowah Hobby: Sports Office: Homeroom Chaplain, Football Team Co-Captain Activities: Football, Basketball Award: Varsity Football Letter - Franny Favorite Saying: Oh.' For Crarnb's sake Hobby: Sewing Office: Red Cross Representative JOSEPH B. SANTA BARBARA - Sandy Favorite Saying: Ufust aboutfn Hobby: Sports ELIZABETH ANN SANTILLO - Berry Favorite Saying: Your nose is red Hobbies: Painting, Sewing, Cooking Office: Homeroom Vice President Activities: Badminton, Traffic Squad ALBERTA LOUISE SANTORO - Bern Favorite Saying! 1sn'l that L1 mess. ' Hobbies: Dancing, Art, Sewing Offices: Homeroom Re resentative Art Club P 1 Vice President, Homeroom President, W.H.S. News Art Editor Activities: Art Club, News Staff, Basketball, Traffic Squad Assembly Committee, Fashion Show NANCY LEE SAULSBURY - Nan Favorite Saying: George Hobbies: Swimming, Horseback Riding Offices: Homeroom Vice President, House of Delegates, Homeroom Representa- tive Activities: Leader Corps, W.H.S. News Staff, Fashion Show, Senior Odd Day Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff Awards: Numerals, Leader Corps W , Leader Corps Medal ISABELLA P. SCALA - Sam Favorite Saying: What is in with you? Hobby: Dancing Office: House of Delegates Activities: Basketball, Badminton, Spring Fling Committee 1 x W my C: ,TW g X 1.2- JV E it 3:4 E g - 'Sa 2: lv' ' . hw- K r x --X ,4g.f li rw, :gm t Q .y, J- ,f auf' We 'ia' ,I l b 1 'if nr? , 4, M, 'Fur ' . S, r x Liz A ? Q PEGGY JOYCE REED - Peg Hobby: Sports Office: Activity: Red Cross Representative Basketball Si-'lt ' rc ll 'bf' A W3 Favorite Saying! I have my doubts about you V fi IRENE FRANCES REIMER - Rene Favorite Saying: Oh My! Hobbies: Reading, Basketball Offices: Homeroom Representative, House of Delegates Activities: Basketball, Fashion Show Award: Honor Society NORMA LEE RIDDELL - Norm Favorite Saying: You know iz Hobby: Offices: Activities Award: Motorcycle Riding Homeroom Representative, Homeroom Treasurer Traffic Squad,.Basketball, Bad- minton, W.H.S. News Staff Numerals FLORENCE MARIE RIZZO - Flossie Favorite Saying: 1.sn't that a me-ass! Hobbies: Dancing, Sports Offices: Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer, Co-Chairman of Senior Flay Costume Committee Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Traffic Squad, Fashion Show, Senior Odd Day Committee ROBERT H. ROBERTS, JR. - Nurs Favorite Saying: You ain't bad Office: House of Delegates Activities: Basketball, Merchandising Club, Boxing Tournament MARSHALL LEROY ROBERTSON, JR. - Marsh Favorite Saying: Horrible Hobby: Baseball Offices: Student Council President, Class President Activities: Mathematics Assembly, Memorial Day Assembly, Thanksgiving Day Assembly Committee, Yearbook Staff Assembly Committee Award: Honor Society ROBERT FRANCIS ROZENKO - Chick Favorite Saying: Well! What do you know Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Collecting Foreign Money, Sports, Drawing, Building Model Airplanes Homeroom Representative, Home- room Cha lain Varsity lrootball, Varsity Basketball ERNEST PAUL RUBlNl - Frog Favorite Saying: Take gas Hobby: Sports Fu-9 3+ :Ly CV' r :it A W. 'i' 'Iu- 4, N , 5 Q. n l if 1 . ' 'su Yfr C , T' A 4 Q, A Q, uqp' rl --. HERMAN CHRISTIAN SCHECHINGER - Schec'k Favorite Saying: Yeah, uh huh. ' Hobbies: Building and Flying Model Airplanes, Woodworking Office: Honor Society Assistant Treasurer Activities: Stage Crew, Baseball Manager Award: Honor Society yur LUCIA A. SCHIAVONI - Lucy X Favorite Saying: Gee, C0sh! Hobby: Sewing I Offices: Homeroom Vice President, Home- room Representative Activity: Basketball JOAN M. SEKSINSKI Favorite Saying: Are you for real? Hobby: Dancing Office: Homeroom Vice President Activities: W.H.S. News Staff, Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball, Class Party Committee, Senior Play Committee -fax S' Q JAMES PAUL SHARKEY - Smudgy Favorite Saying: I dan'z wanna hear iz - Hobby: Sports Acttvitiesz Basketball, Varsity Football Award: Varsity Football Letter JANET VERONICA SHEING - fan Favorite Saying: Hell, if you say so Hobbies: Dancing, Piano Playing Offices: Homeroom President, House of Delegates, ,Homero m Re resentative, Q P Yearbook Typing Chairman Award: Honor Society ELAINE DORIS SHIVONE - Laine Favorite Saying: I d0n't know Hobbies: Ice Skating, Swimming, Dancing Activities: Volleyball, Basketball, Ping Pong Office: Library Squad Treasurer BARBARA LOUISE SIDWELL - Ski Favorite Saying: Take a fn! L, Offices: Homeroom Representative, House of Delegates ff, ANNA MARIE SILVESTER - Ann 11 Favorite Saying! Y0u're miserablefu Hobbies: Dancing, Basketball Offices: Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Secretary Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Yearbook Staff ,. P, ti fi 3'- IT' .f I ku.- 4'- mx RONALD GEORGE SIMON - Shorty Favorite Saying: Strange! Hobbies: Football, Swimming, Fishing, Hunting Office: Homeroom President Activities: Basketball, .l.V. Football, Volleyball DAVID H. SIMONDS - Wimber Favorite Saying: Fools are made, not born Hobby: Collecting Picture Postcards Offices: Homeroom Vice President, House of Delegates, Homeroom Representative Activity: Basketball EDITH ANN SIMONDS - Edie Favorite Saying: Oh, Gosh! Hobbies: Baseball, Skating Activity: Basketball BARBARA ANN SIMPSON - Bobby FGVOFITG Saying! Aren't you smart. ' Hobbies: Reading, Sewing Activities: Basketball, Badminton Award: Nu mera I s RAYMOND VINCENT SKURA - Scrooge Favorite Saying: That's your think Offices: Glee Club Librarian, Class Chaplain, Homeroom President Activities: Glee Club, Cl10riSters, Varsity Football, Track, Basketball Award: Track Letter, Football Letter AUDREY FAE SMITH - Smitty Favorite Saying: Oh, but yes! Activities: Volleyball, Basketball, B Award: Numerals JAMES THOMAS SMITH - Smitty Favorite Saying: That's all brother! Offices: Homeroom Representative, Home- room Treasurer Activity: Basketball adminton ERNEST CHARLES SMYTH - Smitty Hobby: Model Airplanes Office: Homeroom Representative xx MEREDITH SAMUEL STARRETT, JR. - Gabby Favorite Saying: Oh, fishlt' Hobby: Office: Activity: Sports Homeroom Representative I and O Squad JOANNE FRANCES STEPHANO - Jo Favorite Saying: Sugar Foot Office: House of Delegates Activities: Commencement Usher, Basketball, Traffic Squad Award: Numerals CLIFFORD ALBERT STIERLE, JR., - Pap Favorite Saying: I'm witcha babe! Hobbies: Sports Offices: Homeroom Representative, House of Delegates, Homeroom Vice President, Activity: Varsity Baseball Award: Honor Society CONSTANCE MARY STOEFFEL - Connie Favorite Scyin Z Tell me all about it! Hobbies: 9 Tennis, Swimming Offices: Advisory Council, Student Council Representative, Homeroom President Activities: Dramatic Club, Basketball, Class Party Committees, Tumbling Team, Wilmet Campaign Committee Awards: Numerals, SOO W , Honor Society NANCY JEAN STRADLEY - Nance Favorite Saying: My ward! Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Awards: Swimming, Badminton House of Delegates, Homeroom President,,Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Representative Tumbling Team, Class Party Com- mittee Numerals, 500 W JANET ANNE SUTTON - Jan Favorite Saying: Yoa're Kiddin'! Activity: Yearbook Staff DOLORES MARIE SWIESKOWSKI Favorite Saying: Oh, no Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Awards: Sports, Scrapbooks, Reading Homeroom Representative, W.H.S. Assistant News-Editor W.H.S. News Staff, Parent's Party Committee, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Badminton, Tumbling Team Spanish Award of University of Delaware-Second Prize, Honor Society DELORIS MAE SWIFT - Daz Favorite Saying: Oh Please, Hank Hobby: Collecting Kinck-Knocks Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Traffic Squad, Basketball BEVERLY JANE TALLEY - Bev Favorite Saying: You all FRANCES DOROTHY TAYLOR - Reds Hobbies Ballet Dancing, Music, Reading, RUTH ANN THOMAS - Rnzhie Favorite Saying: You can say that againf' Hobbies Dancing, Movies Office Kin Wilmington High Schoolj Home- A ai 6 room Representative 2, Activities fin Dover High Schoolj Cheerleader, Award fln Dover High Schooij Varsity Letter Dancing, Music fln Pocomoke High Schoolj Chairman of Dance Committee fln Pocomoke High Schoolj Volley- ball, Basketball, Dancing Club, Dramatic Club, Junior Class Play Committee fin Wilmington High Schoolj Hodoiie Y-Teens, Senior Odd Day Committee, Yearbook Staff JAMES JOHN TALMO - Szirnb Favorite Saying: What do you say, lover? Offices: Homeroom Representative, House of Delegates Activity: Basketball aw Hiking BARBARA MAE TEAR - Bobs Favorite Saying: Live, love, laugh, and be happy. Hobby: Writing Office: House of Delegates, Homeroom Treasurer Activities: Dramatic Club, Fashion Show, Basketball DOROTHY TERRANOVA - Doi Hobbies Dancing, Swimming Office Homeroom Treasurer ,E BEVERLY JUNE THOMAS . Bev if Favorite Saying: I don'z know Hobbies: Dancing, Violin Playing, Sewing, Badminton, Swimming, Tennis Activities: Orchestra, Tumbling Team, Class Party Committee, Senior Rlay Com- mittee Award: Numerals Leader Corps, Olee Club, Basketball HARRIETT MARIE THOMPSON - Shorty Favorite Saying! lf1'm not back in two weeks, B'll write Hobbies: Collecting Picture Postcards, Ren- nants, and other Souvenirs Offices: Assistant Homeroom Treasurer, Hoomroom Chaplain Activities: Dramatic Club, Concert Club, Orchestra, Basketball, W.H.S. News Staff, Yearbook Staff Award: Honor Society 3 G 3? :Y f' Q'- THELMA l.ll.l.lAN - Rumplen Favorite Saying. Hx ya, Buddy Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Bad minton, Tennis, Bowling Office: House ot Delegates Corresponding Secretary Award: Numerals HELEN THERESA TOLWlNSKl - Suzie Favorite Saying: Why, sure. ' Activities: Basketball, Traffic Squad, Hodoiie Y-Teens, Senior Odd Day Committee ELEANOR JANE TOTH - Ellie Favorite Saying. Oh, mg. Hobbies: Piano Playing, Reading, Dancing Ottices: Red Cross Representative, Homeroom Alternate Representative Activities: Basketball, Class Party Committee, Award: Badminton, Volleyball Numerals MADDALENA TRoiANi . feiiadgeu Favorite Saying: Oh, su ar. ' Hobbies: Art, Music Activities: Art Club, Senior Play Committee RICHARD CARL TUROCHY - Rich Favorite Saying. You ca do 1 o 5 a n r Hobbies: Collecting Coins, Piano Playing Activity: Hi-Y ROBERT A. UNSNNCRTH - Slim Hobbies: Roller Skating, Hunting, Reading Office: Homeroom Representative Activity: Glee Club LQVERNON JANE VALENTINE - Ii n Favorite Saying: Oh.' Colliesu Hobbies: Reading, Dancing KENNETH PAUL VANDERGIFT Favorite Saying: Hou's that? Hobby: Collecting Pennants Activity: Swimming Team P66 lleg' qv- :f3l?fi. .27 2, -I -+f1:f'-rust, , , q SE M- , ffm.--1 .- H I , , -- mtg tgm., 5 9 ' 5' f 1 rf,-.2-., ., '?f'35f- qfgf... MARY T. VASSOS Favorite Saying: 1 d0n't give two nuts or a cracker Activities: Library Squad, Basketball, Badminton ARTHUR ALLIE VEAL, JR., - Pete Favorite Saying: Are you for real? Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting Activity: Tumbling Team JANET E. VINYARD - leo Favorite Saying: You're a character Hobbies: Collecting Foreign Dolls, Sewing, Designing Clothes Office: Homeroom Treasurer Activiteis: Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Hodojie Y-Teens, Volleyball, Basketball, GEMMA CHRISTINE VOLZONE - lay Favorite Saying: This is zhe turning point of my life, Willie Hobbies: Dancing, Roller Skating Office: Homeroom Representative Activities: Glee Club, Volleyball EMMA M. WAMSHER - ' Elmer Favorite Saying: Oh! Crumb Hobbies: Sewing, Dancing Office: Homeroom President Activities: Library Squad, Traffic Squad IRENE ANN WAPNIAREK - Re Favorite Saying: Dorf: do today what you con put off until tomarrow Hobbies: Dancing, Sewing Office: Homeroom Chaplain Activities: Class Party Committee, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Glee Club Award: Attendance Certificate PHILIP C. WAYLAND - Phil Favorite Saying: Good Grief! ix YP' Hobbies: Collecting Coins Offices: Hi-Y Chaplain, Class Assistant Treasurer Activities: Basketball, Band CAROLYN BARBARA WEAVER - Carolyn Law' Favorite Saying: All right, Iguessn Hobbies: Skating, Dancing Activity: Basketball I Hobbies: Office: B Hobby: Office: Hobbies: Offices: Awards: BARBARA M. WHITESIDE - Barb Fdvorife Saying: 1 got a big charge out of that! Hobby: Dancing Activities: W.H.S. News Staff, Basketball MILDRED ESTELLE WEIGLE - Millie Favorite Saying: Heavens zo Betsyfn Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Cooking, Scrap Book Advisory Council, Student Council, Senior Class Vice President, Late Court Judge, Hodoiie Y-Teen Presi- dent, W.H.S. News Editor-ln-Chief Traffic Squad, l-lbl'0VY'SqUOd, Future Teachers of America, Memorial Day Assembly, Thanksgiving Day Assembly Awards: Activities: Activities: Mathematics Assembly, Assembly Com. mittee, House of Delegates Forum, Yearbook Staff Girls' State Del 99079, Honor Society AURELIA LUCILLE WlCHLlNSKl - Lou Favorite Saying: Spitzin' crumbs Drawing, Reading Homeroom Representative Activities: Volleyball, Badminton JOSEPH WILDERMAN - Joe Favorite Saying: lf work were good for they'd give it to sick people Office: Homeroom President Activity: Basketball PATRICIA FAYE WILLIAMS - Poi Favorite Saying: Thaz's for sure Sports Red Cross Representative Library Squad, Badminton ROBERT ALLEN WIMBLE - Bob Favorite Saying: Turn around and drop Hobbies: Sports, Reading Office: Homeroom Chaplain DOROTHY JEAN WIMBROW - Jeannie Favorite Saying: You said iz! Reading, Watching Television Homeroom President, Hodoiie Treas- urer, W.H.S. News Editor, House of Delegates, Honor Society Vice Presi- dent, Homeroom Representative Basketball,Volleyball, Senior Play Reading Committee, Wilmet Campaign Committee, Memorial Day Assembly, Mathematics Assembly, Yearbook Staff Numerals, Honor Society PHYLLIS BALFOUR WINGATE - Phyi' Fdvorite Saying: Oh, yoLi're so nasty Collecting Play Programs, C Autographs Hobbies: Offices: you, If edadu I ollecting Red Cross Representative, Homeroom Representative, Homeroom Secretary, News Staff Associate Editor, Year- book Assistant Editor Activities: Future Teachers of America, Library Squad, 1950 Temple Mathematics Tearp Mathematics Assembly, Memorial Day Assembl Late Court Judae. Hodo Awards: y lie Y-Teens,IBasketball, Badminton, Table Tennis, Wilmer Campaign Committee Numerals, Honor Society J , , JZ. . , . ,, 2 ,1,,-4: .,,- - 13, 1 . i. .fm 'te 'fi a' 1:5 2 -L 3-mf' i , :E Q ASX I -is f 1 ,gs 1 YU' .r -as Z7 fmftrr fr,v. JUNE ELIZABETH WINWARD - Windy Hobby: Office: Activity: Award: Football Homeroom Chaplain Basketball Honor Society DOROTHY ANN WISNIEWSKI - Doa Favorite Saying! You know it! Hobby: Reading Office: Late Court Captain ROBERT EDWARD WOLF - Bob Favorite Saying: How abou: char? Office: House of Delegates MILDRED ANN WOOTERS - Millie Favorite Saying: Well, 1'll be! Hobbies: Collecting Popular Records, Dancing Activities: Basketball, Volleyball GEORGE WILLIAM WYKPISZ - Bird Favorite Saying: Don'z know, do you? Hobbies: Offices: Activities: Collecting Stamps, Building Model Airplanes Homeroom Vice President, Homeroom Representative, House of Delegates Basketball, Assembly Committee DOLORES MARY ZIELINSKI - Dolly Favorite Saying: Wise up, Berry! Hobby: Dancing Red Cross Chairman, House of Delegates, Advisory Council Activities: Traffic Squad, Late Court, Class Party Committee, Commencement Usher Offices: RICHARD ZIMMERMAN - Zim Hobby: Office: Activities: Chemistry Homeroom Representative Band, Orchestra BETTY ANN ZIOLKOWSKI - Fish Favorite Saying: Hi, hon! Hobby: Collecting Match Covers Offices: Advisory Council, Student Council Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Ping Pong, W.H.S. News Staff is-V gi, 1 : Q-ff kim-,'if'f:,2': pil., fi: , 5 'V' THE MOST POPULAR GIRLS? Joann Kreerg Millie Weigleg Marlene Holland. THE MOST P OPUL AR BOYS? .Marshall Robertsong Doc Bussog Bob LaFazia.. THE PRETTIEST GIRLS? Bonnie Bandierag Barbara Hintong June DeLuca. THE MOST HANDSOME BOYS? Bob LaFaziag Les Coulsong Doc Russo THE BEST DRESSED GIRLS? Marie Fiskig Marlene Hollandg Sandra Egnor. THE BEST DRESSED BOYS? Wally Laneg Bill Cropperg Bob l.al azia. THE MOST LITERARY GIRLS? Virginia Benalorg Millie Weigleg Joann Kreer. THE MOST LITERARY BOYS? Charles .'You.ling Joe Campy Gran! Loue. THE HARDEST WORKING BOYS AND GIRLS IN STUDIES - Virginia Benatorg Joann Kreerg Millie Weigleg C arles ,Nouling Joe Campg Jimmy Chung. IN CLASS AFFAIRS - Uillze Hefgleg Joann Kreer,' Phyllis Uingateg .Marshall Bobertsong Arthur Holveclgg Joe Camp. THE MOST BRILLIANT BOYS? Charles Nouling Daie Menserg Cranl Loue. THE MOST BRILLIANT GIRLS? Virginia Benatorg Eleanor Paionig Millie Ueigle. WHAT GIRLS HAVE THE MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY? Millie Weigleg Joan Kreer: Florence Janirki. WHAT BOYS HAVE THE MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY? Bill Lawsong Joe Pernag Marshall Robertson. THE WITYISIEST GIRLS? Thelma Thuetg Margaret Ceizlerg ,Linn Yeary. THE WITTIEST BOYS? Bill Lawsong Daie Menserg Stanley Creue. WHAT BOYS ARE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED? Charles Nowling Joe Campy Stanley Creweg .Marshall Robertson. WHAT GIRLS ARE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED? Joann Kreerg Millie Weigleg Virginia Benator. WHAT NAMES IN YOUR CLASS WILL BECOME FAMOUS IN WORLD HISTORY? Charles Nowling Joe Campg Jimmy Chung. WHAT BOYS ARE THE BEST DANCERS? Wally Laneg Jimmy Talmog Al DiStephano. WHAT GIRLS ARE THE BEST DANCERS? Marlene Hollandg Barbara Hintong Pat Cray. THE MOST VERSATILE BOYS? Bill Lawsong Jimmy Palanclranig Grant Lowe. THE MOST VERSATILE GIRLS? Florence Janickig Joann Kreerg Millie Weigle. THE MOST MUSICAL BOYS? Ralph Bakerg Arthur Holveclfg Bill Howell. THE MOST MUSICAL GIRLS? Ellen Coyne: Betty Ann Grayg Margaret Ceiszler. WHAT BOYS ARE MOST POISED? Joe Carnpg Doc Russog Crant L0u'egBob LaFazia. WHAT GIRLS ARE MOST POISED? Gladys Cushingg Joann Kreerg Virginia Benator. WHAT BOYS ARE MOST AMBITIOUS? Charles Xoulirzg Jimmy Chungg Joe Camp. WHAT GIRLS ARE MOST AMBITIOUS? Millie Weigleg Joann Kreerg Florence Janiclfi. THE MOST DEMOCRATIC BOYS? Jimmy Chungg Marshall Robertsong Jae Camp. THE MOST DEMOCRATIC GIRLS? Joann Kreei: Millie Weigleg Margaret Ceiszler. WHO ARE THE MOST HAPPY-GO LUCKY PERSONS? Bill Lauqsong Betty Ziolkou.'ski,' Ray Skura. THE BEST ACTORS? Grant Loueg Joe Campg Dave Menser THE BEST ACTRESSES ? Marie Fiskig Marylou Cilfoilg Mary Lou Cauinslci. THE BEST BOY ATHLETES? farnes Palandranig Bob Lafaziag Doc Russo. THE BEST GIRL ATHLETES? Florence Janickig Ellen Coyneg Nancy Salsbury, THE MOST ENERGETIC BOYS? Bill Lawsong Jim Palandranig Doc Russo. THE MOST ENERGETIC GIRLS? Millie Weigleg Joann Kreerg Florence Janiclci. THE MOST SERIOUS GIRLS? Virginia Benatorg Joann Stephanog Margaret Ceiszler. THE MOST SERIOUS BOYS? Charles Nouqling Jow Carnpg Jimmy Chung. Y I One of the highest honors a student of Wilmington High School may attain is membership in the National Honor Society. To be eligible for membership in the society, a student must have an average of at least UB . Admission to the society is based upon character, scholarship, effective leadership, and service within the school. Pupils showing greatest evidence of these qualities are elected to membership. The entire faculty and the members of the Honor Society vote on the eligible list, and a committee of teachers considers those ranking highest in these two votes. Each semester there is elected a number not to exceed l5'76 of the graduating class. The symbols of the Honor Society are the keystone, which signifies stability, and the torch, which signifies the searching light of truth. Perhaps one of the nicest highlights of the organization is the Honor Society Washington Trip. Not far behind in popularity, especially with the student body, is the Honor Society As- sembly. All members of the society participate in this assembly to which their parents and the student body are invited. The main purpose of the society is to raise the standards of the school. This is shown through their excellent co-operation with the Student Council and the House of Delegates. The l95l officers and Sponsor of the Wilmington High School Honor Society are the following: President, Joseph Camp Secretary, Eleanor Pavoni Vice President, Jean Wimbrow Treasurer, Grant Lowe Assistant Treasurer, Herman Schechinger Sponsor, Mrs. Helen G. Stewart The complete membership is as follows: Virginia Benator, Evelyn Demlco, Pat Foster, Natalie Hemphill, Florence Janicki, Mary Anne Kerrigan, Joanne Kreer, lrene Lesniczak, Elizabeth Mihaly, Eleanor Pavoni, Louise Pedicone, Kathryn Purse, Frances Przybylek, Faith Poole, Irene Reimer, Harriett Thompson, Jean Wimbrow, Phyllis Wingate, Millie Weigle, Merrily Burford, Gladys Cushing, Leonore Di Taddeo, Betty Ann Gray, Maryanne Hairsine, Sallie Jane Horton, Norma Malin, Marilyn Nord, Betty Norris, Lorraine Palandrani, Janet Sheing, Connie Stoeffel, Dolores Swieslcowski, Dorothy Wisniewski, David Amos, James Brown, James Chung, Joseph Camp, Herbert Green, Arthur Holveclc, Grant Lowe, Charles Nowlin, Marshall Robertson, Herman Schechinger, William Day, Fred Hurlock, Thomas Mitchell, and Clifford Stierle. i fi all ef'-2 se ' :fir Q'-51' C 'i as E 5. H , u w ffl lv f' 2 if Q 'J 5 :I l 'lied Y' Q ' rv ' ' l Q 4 I 4 i 1 I U ., y, F , : 1, 'ff 3 W Q - . 51' -L I' THE 19511-IONOR SOCIETY PROGRAM Narrater - Yiarilyn Nord :ng - Wah A Song ln 'ily Heart Vocalist - joanne Kreer Trirrpet - Arthur Holveck Accorrpanist - '1err1lyBurforCl DLle'7'Ta - Can't Get A N1anWit A Gun The TL-i-i 'Jan - David A os Tie Iesnerate Girl - Phyllis Wingate X uartette - The Roving Kind Dancers ' Marshall Robertson Florence janicki ' Grant i.:'.1.'e Eleanor Pavoni A .lates Bron-.-n Connie Stoeffel -Tcseplm Carte Maryanne Hau-sine Acccrnpanist - R1en'ilyHurfOrd G1rls'Cl1oruS -HB5' Benderneer Stream ACCC'f'3Tll5l - 'lerrily Y3ui-ford iarf Solo - Waltz Nmvber - Lover N1err1lj,'Burf0rd i w 1 The Waltzing Couple - Fred Hurlock Florence janicl-ci F. A1 Or1g:x1alSl-:etch - Spring Fever The Girl - '.lillie Weigle The Boy - Herrtan Schechinger The Place - Any Senior StudyHa1l inthe W.H.S. The Preble: - Presenxedllusically byBet1y Arm Grav and Grant Lowe singing You're just In Love Accompanist - 'Jerrily Burford .. Tre Finale - So Long, It's Been Good To hnov, Xou Q l dl Group From Honor Society lf' .' ' K V 1 . ' ' 5 l E + f ' I , 4: AQ I il ' 1 it li 9 -L 11, I ,Y 52 ' 'il - 24 Q: 1 i T' if 2 s . A 41: W? BAND and ORCHESTRA The main purpose of the band and orchestra is to help develop an appreci- ation and enjoyment of music throughout the student body of the Wilmington High School. Both organizations are con- tinually striving to maintain a high type of music and to show growth in the type of composition performed. The orchestra plays tor assemblies, special programs, receptions, and dram- atic presentations. They do not limit their talents to the school, but make many appearances as a solo unit at other schools and public functions. The band is one of the highlights at football and basketball games. They take part in the All State Band Festival and in public parades. Both the band and the orchestra present an annual concert in the Spring. The Senior members of the orchestra are Katherine Demetriou, Mary Fontello, Eleanor Pavoni, Barbara Ley, Beverly Thomas, Richard Zimmerman, lrene Lesniczak, Margaret Geiszler, Marvin Berman, Barbara Lynch, Arthur Holveck, and Nelson Hall. The Senior members of the band are lrene Lesniczak, Margaret Geiszler, Anna Ceresini, Janet Johnson, Barbara Lynch, Arthur Holveck, and Richard Jones. it 4 U2 '50 J -sf L2 if rl I I s SENIOR ORCHESTRA MEMBERS ' 7 'l U- - 0 E H Fi!! E 1 Kiki' :2:g:::5:' bi i 41' uw- W 0 31' 5' .......-- --.... -:2:1:1:1:' ess briktw RW GLEE CLUB The Glee Clubs, under the direction of Mrs. Bacon, are divided into two groups: the Boys' Glee Club and the Girls' Glee Club. These organizations meet sepa- rately twice a week to study and to memorize their songs. At the joint meeting, which is held once a week, these songs are presented in their final interpretations. The Glee Club performs in assemblies and in community activities. The Music Week Program and the operetta are their two outstanding projects. The Senior officers of the Girls' and Boys Glee Club, respectively, are as follows: Betty Ann Gray, President' Ellen Goyne, Vice - President' and Grant Lowe, Vice - President Senior members of this club are Joanne Kreer, Mary Anne Kerrigan, Merrily Burford, Edward Challenger, William Howell, and David Menser. r A. pw-m T... 11: ..., ., ..... . is C5LL +-W-4 L...1........ -1 if f- L ' EST' 'i 3 Tm if Q 5 ..: U A J 3: EE'. -H-f 4 ...A-....,.-. . vii Seem To bi? -20 S'-QM ana 3911 So far ............w...................,.,.......-Mi. 'i'?GR' kv' 52222 CONCERT CLUB The Concert Club which is the center of musical talent in Wil- mington High School, has been in existence since T937. The purpose of the club is to help members develope self-confidence and poise. Pupils who are vocalists, dancers, or instrumentalists have the opportunity to be auditioned for membership each semester. Under the supervision of Mrs. Bacon, the group contributes to school activi- ties and participates in community programs. The officers of the Club are Ellen Goyne, President, Betty Ann Gray, Vice President, Marlene Galloway, and Pat Foster, Corre- sponding Secretaries, and Joanne Kreer, Treasurer. The Senior members are Grant Lowe, Merrily Burford, Ralph Baker, Mary Fontello, Barbara Hinton, and William Howell. 'HDV 9001 1 . 55' fi J. b:x-:gin X. C gg.S:2E.,,,, iz Q-: in ,. :CI QQQQQS! 'ii M Q '45 1, l 's..,,nuM!W,.f-f' ii E I 1 1 ......... ,..w mm., ......... ......... .-.Ai .....,.., ...sf Wu... .....- CHORISTERS The Wilmington High School Choristers better known as the Early Birds is a group composed largely ot members of both the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. These members were selected on a basis of above average vocal musical talent. They practice each Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday morning at 8:lO. ln addition to several broadcasts over W.D.E.L. and W.l.L.M. this group has presented numerous programs which included entertainment for the Kiwanis Club Annual Christmas l.uncheon,tor the Parents' Party, for the People's Settlement, and for the Citizenship Commencement at Brown Vocational High School. Throughout the year this group did much to stimulate interest in singing, and climaxed the activities of the year with a spring concert. Senior members ot this group are Bill Howell, President, Pat Foster, Vice President, and David Menser, Treasurer, Marlene Galloway, Ellen Goyne, Betty Ann Gray, Barbara Hinton, Merrily Burtord, Evelyn Demko, Ralph Baker, Charles Poore, Edward Challenger, Grant Lowe, and Marshall Robertson. Z ' J , XLS 2 ,J ,GGQW JJ li .lie v i ia Y . ,J 553225 EERE? e ..,,. r .i.. E AT OPEN HOUSE FOR PARENTS DRAMATIC CLUB One ot the well-known clubs of Wilmington High School is the Dramatic Club. It is also one of the oldest and most active clubs in the school. Under the sponsorship of Miss Mable Clough Wright, this group serves both the school and the com- munity by providing programs. It has titty-six members with Joan Painter as President. Knowledge of the history of literature and an appreciation of drama is stressed. A Program is offered tor developing poise and improving diction. The Dramatic Club also practices the theater crafts ot make-up, lighting, and stage setting. Participation in drama may lead to membership in the Thespians which is the National Dramatic Honor Society. Senior members are Sam Brown, Charles Nowlin, Grant Lowe, Joseph Camp, Marie Fiski, David Menser, Herman Schechinger, and Robert Don- nigan. THESPIANS The National Thespian Society is a Dramatic Honor Society. lts motto is Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Any student who takes sufficient part in dramatics, and does his part well, is eligible for membership and yearly subscription to the Thespian magazineupon payment of the membership tee. The society stresses participation in dramatics as a means of teaching evaluation and ap- preciation ot the theater, the radio, and the screen. The primary purpose ot the organi- zation is to make students intelligent critics ot the dramatic arts and to interest them in furthering their training in dramatics. The Senior members are Sam Brown, Charles Nowlin, Grant Lowe, Joseph Camp, Marie Fiski, David Menser, Herman Schech- inger, and Robert Donnigan. T' x4 A'L 'WT ,. 5 -Y N r -,. - t Y -- Lv, Av!-T 7-7 - 4 7 V , . 4 . X I if e' ' 4 A Q V F A ' in ,A ' K Q5 q ' i.,Qf.1J X I 3 N ff P' - 5 L f . ML rifle , J In I kv 1 q X 'fi . A V 'B E ' F Y f-au ,pw- ,- -Q ' - . ,- 1 1 Y Y 'LAN EFT' ' -X N 4 ,K ,,.N, .. . ,, ' l M3 Q A --:' - .lv X19 ...A , Z ,- ' - mg, - ' yi 0 f ' 1 Q , + ali' . . ,-i V, XV i ---Lit ', f L f purafym f'-fl, .,.,f' i ' V V ' 3 J,-R4 7 12- A -N 'N ,1QnkY-,- -r, Lib 1.4 1 if fA ' n - -- 11 1- -, 11 -r Z 44, 1 1 rv f-,..-, - Y . ' XP-1,-,-, - A -,, A A , .YL , - -- i,-ldv-LAL ' f - - , 7 ,-,,4vs- .un X f' 4 , . I L IA 1, -A U1 -ilx, 5 -:We .K n K 'k..QXs . 5 l Q 5 ' 'f N1 . I 'N A , - - 1 , , , 1 :H , .-4, .L iii F ,gf , . 415 . , X f , L Tina 3 F' 'M 5213! f QF L74 ax X A 5 L 'g hi 1 , o r ' , 4 I e g a-. 4 1 vt , 7 - :, ,, iwmfmmwvf f . f -fs A , ...... ,,, f WL, .. 2, 3, W,..,, I f ?.-1 ' a Q. ' , x.,,. ,FV 1:1 1 W TRAFFIC SQUAD The Traffic Squad is an organization composed of students who are willing to direct traffic throughout the school. Under the direction of Mr. Gardner, the Traffic Squad members work together to maintain order in the halls during the passing of classes. On assembly mornings they lead the homerooms to the auditorium and assist in the seating arrangement. The Senior members include Helen Tolwinski, Florence Rizzo,Alberta Santora,Pat Gray, Joan Bogucki, Phyllis Hobbs, Dolly Reagan, Dorothy Wisniewski, Bill Cropper, Mat Janicki, Russell Hubbs, and Mary Lou Gawinski. LATE COURT The Late Court was organized in I939 as a means of controlling tardiness. Mr. Harry D. West, who has been responsible for the success of this organization, is the sponsor. The student judges who are selected for their honesty, ability to make fair decisions, and willingness to serve, are in charge of the sessions which are held for fifteen minutes each day after school. All tardy students must report to the late court, but those who have a legitimate reason for their tardiness are not penalized. Others are detained in proportion to the number of times they have been tardy. This system assures each student of equal justice. The Seniors who have served as judges of the Late Court are Millie Weigle and Phyllis Wingate. CAROLINE M. FITZWATER CLUB OF THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America, under the direction of Miss Mary Ridings, was begun in Wilmington High School in I949. The purpose of the club is to help students know more about teaching and to provide in- formation about opportunities in various fields of edu- cation. It also encourages the members to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character, which are foundations of teaching. The members become acquainted with the inspiring story of schools and the ja-cjrt they have played in the development of democratic i e. This year the club has participated in several inter- esting projects, one of which was the meeting of the city and suburban F.T.A. Clubs at P.S. dupont High School. During American Education Week the organi- zation arranged a display in the show case and issued special bulletins with the following topics for homeroom discussions: Responsibilities of the Citizen Urgent School Needs Opportunity for All Home-School-Community Teamwork The officers and other Senior Members are Barbara Lynch, President, Virginia Benator, Vice President, Barbara Ley, Charles Nowlin, Stanley Crewe, James Chung, Millie Weigle and Phyllis Wingate. LIBRARY SQUAD A library squad of thirty-five to forty pupils, under the direction of Miss Mary C. Ridings and Miss Frances R. Goldstein, is organized each year to assist with the procedures in the library. Selection is based on willing- ness to serve and on ability to maintain a satisfactory scholastic record. Group meetings are held periodically throughout the year during the E.C.A. period, but in- struction is mainly individual. Squad members are granted certain library privileges and become eligible for Service Awards in their Senior Year. Two social activities are enjoyed during the year - - a party in the library during the first semester and an outdoor picnic in the spring. The Senior members are Harriet Neville, Mary Vassos, Betty Mihaly, Nancy Lefler, and Joanne Kreer. WILMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL NEWS ln l926, Miss Mary Dennison sponsored the first issue of the Wilmington High School News. This school paper, which has grown from a mimeographed sheet, is sold mainly to students in Wilmington High, it serves as a periodical bulletin of recent school events. To become a member of the staff, a student must have received at least a B average in English by the end of his Sophomore year. As a Junior, he may then enroll in the News English Class from which the staff is later selected. Members of the T951 News Staff, sponsored by Miss Helen Metaxas, are Millie Weigle, Editor-in-Chief, Vir- ginia Benator and Phyllis Wingate, Associate Editors, Jean Wimbrow, News Editor, lrene Lesniczalc, Copy Editor, Alfred Nai and Nancy Saulsbury, Sports Editors, David Amos, Chief Headliner, Margaret Geiszler, Busi- ness Manager, Harriett Thompson and Kathryn Purse, Feature Editors, Alberta Santoro, Art Editor, Florence Jdnicki and Louise Pedicone, Society Editors. CHEMISTRY CLUB The 'l95'l Chemistry Club, sponsored by Mr. Whitney and Mr. Vane, was organized on January 4. The Club, which is open to all chemistry students, has many activities of which the annual assembly is a highlight. The members have the opportunity to conduct experi- ments, to benefit from educational films, and to hear speakers. The group elected Joseph Camp, President, Eleanor Pavoni, Vice President, and Sallie Horton, Secretary. The other members are lrene Lesniczak, Margaret Geiszler, Peggy Kelly, Barbara Ley, Barbara Lynch, Marvin Berman, Joanne Kreer, Fred Hurlock, Les Coulson, Charles Nowlin, Arthur Holveck, Richard Zimmerman, Phyllis Wingate, Betty Ann Jones, David Amos, Genevieve Davis, Anna Giovannozzi, and Janet Vinyard. Howard Wise has now completed his fourth year as head football mentor at Wilmington High School. Taking over the grid reins at High in 1947 from a coaching position at Woodbury, New Jersey. Mr. Wise has trans- formed a once downtrodden football record into one of the best in the state. ln his first football venture at Wilmington High School, his team managed to tie the much favored Brown Vocational, and to whip A.l., but these games were the only ioy of the '47 season. Familiar with his surroundings now, Coach Wise started to build a team which was later to beat P.S. duPont thrice consecutively. The overall statistics on the Wise-run ball clubs since his arrival read like this: twenty wins, eleven losses, one tie. His friendly nature and broad sense of humor have made him increasingly popular with the student body and faculty. This year's team, running from the T-formation, took time, but when it finally got rolling, it displayed un- touchable class. Losses to non-Wilmington residents once again marred our Red Devils' record. Casting a vote for the top play of the year, Tony Ventresca, a Junior, seems to have provided all the thrills necessary with his twenty-yard gallop in the P.S. clash. It was a play early in the third quarter originating from about the 6 'Q- 1' 'Ti ' 'A . .af ' , .11 ' , 2 ' L K -f xg 9, ff :f 2 1 P x 'Elin' A 1- -12 0, .J-. . ' s , ' Sf 'Z A ,ef if 'liz V i . x ,,xZcw ' W5 by P.S. thirty-yard line. Tony swept the right end and would have gone all the way had he not been so close to the sidelines when half of the Dynamiters' squad combined their efforts to push him out of bounds. The last seven yards of this run found Ventresca carrying two would-be tacklers piggy-back. fpoor little boyli Though the P.S. game would draw many votes as the best of the year, nevertheless that giant killer combat with Brown would challenge this rank. After dropping one to Newark and then taking the field against a Brown eleven which tied the yellow-iacketed Newarkers, little more than a moral victory could be expected. As it turned out, Wilmington High trampled a surprised Bear aggregation with a resounding nineteen-zero triumph. Joe Raymond led the way with two touchdowns as he, Ventresca, and D'Agostino put on a dazzling offensive. which startled the Brownies no end. All in all, the 1951 season was a very successful chapter in the football history of Wilmington High. The Senior' boys who helped to write this chapter are Ray Skura, James Sharkey, James Palandrani, Robert Rozenko, Marvin Jester, Serg Griskevich, Lambert Heisler, Joseph Perna, and the co-captains, Richard Russo and Robert LaFazia. 1951 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE W.H.S. OPPONENTS 6 DOWT11I1gfOWIl 20 0 Coatsville 12 26 Mt. Pleasant 0 7 Newark 19 19 Brown 0 19 Conrad 0 26 A.I. duPont 6 13 Howard 0 12 P.S. duP0nt 0 wn ,vu -, '-I -' ,. ,.u .,, wt V, , , .W 1 :,Jg.. J 1 -A w .1 z ,Y 'vu H zzsfw f-,,.,i f L, - Q + 4 ' - 1 A . , gf -35 .-Qfff--F .- J -Q Af '- 53. rj 1 -'3'1-.,.- 5 Lf, x JAY- -Q ff 1... f as . W, f, K A ig!! - ' 'A ' -, 44 .a S 'JJ- .',-A if' -15 - '. . 1 - i f 34 N, A YJ -LJLPAA, X A 1 . ig A 0 I ! K' ,JV 3 ' it ' if ? 'nf 1 'L - 'A ' ' , k il 9 1 Jr, X V' W I- ' dr- -N f . W V i -.4,.r- 0 A , , - WV? a- ' ' Q 5.9 ' M' - V I' x ' 1 E .Aix N x faq.. lill'T'Hl i1 gf bfi, -,,,.. ,A 24, , .ul ,4- .8 ,T Q,-3' Y 3 s 'A 3 O, lv ,i ! sis Q QF' Q L. S' JM 4 ' ' '7 J - f, , T' 'l ' 5- , rgzhqlgx i fu ,l ,g End? , '-15'-'1 rt' if 5 11 ' -.-N?ygg,Q4, Y jjgff gi . , , Mix V a 'Q ff . i 1'-' 454' . layman! ' Q- .If--.-,. r .1 'fag' f f fied T4 E4'NEfQ9c?,.. - -iii? li 1 at TQM, if:-ffsiU'f '.' M ' , B' in V 'rr lk. Q-x.f,..fAf1, ' NW' . - x' XX 'iwx ,il 'Fmt Pa f 5 f N ' 'hu ...Q wt ' -1. ,Q ,N I . f P Vi? f The 1951 edition of our Red Devils basketball team may not be remembered as the most victorious team in our history, but it will certainly be remembered as one of the hardest fighting teams. Coach Howard Wills' starting quintet was Jim Patton, Al Meizel, Bob Ptak. Ziggy Tyborowski, and Dick Hopkins who, with bench help, com- bined to bring home a thirteen-seven season. Although it was a relatively short team, its height disadvantage was offset by relentless bustling. This year's aggregation had Jim Patton and Al Meizell as co-captains. Patton led the team in individual scoring and was second only to Brown's Fran Fitz- gerald in the New Castle County League. Meizell was fourth in team scoring, but he will be remembered longer for his fine fand very fancy? floor play. This year's Big Five race afforded a great many thrills. There were a number of very close contests and sparkling upsets. Our own record, five wins and three losses, was good enough to share second place honors with P. S. duPont. With the all im- portant second game comir1g up with our cross tovm rivals, the Red Devils stood a chance of sharing top honors with Sallies. A win that night looked assured as Wil- mington High School took an early lead and held it until the dying seconds of the third quarter. P.S. knotted the score at forty-one all and ll'1 the last quarter they stepped into and were never again headed. The six seniors who contributed to this years success are Co-captain Al Meizell, Mat Janicki, Ed Maczynski, Dick Hopkins, James Czajkowski, John Ciritella and managers Sam Brown andHerman Schechinger. 4 J Le if Q,-211 A '-..:l-.-r-, -gs.-Y-, CDT s IEE? WILMINGTON MERMEN SPLASH TO BANNER SEASON Wilmington High's mermen, led by Captain Dick Gregg, sank Lancaster to bring to an end one of their better swim seasons. Coach Wise's forces, by dunking seven opponents in eight starts, have received an invitation to attend a meet at Swarthmore College and have already competed in one post-season swim in the Eastern lnterscholastics at Princeton. In winning all but one, this year's team bettered the records of all past Vvise led teams. Our only loss was at the hands of Baltimore City College 38 to 37. Fellows like Querey, Hoot, F1-ankle, Theime, Vandergrift, Captain Gregg and Manager Lawson have swum their last race for High, but they'll long be remembered for the fine team they helped form. COMPLETE SCHEDULE DSC- 19 Viin over Camden Jan. 17 Win over Westtown 19 Win over Norristown 23 Loss to Baltimore City College 26 Win over P.S. duPont Feb. 9 Win over P.S. duPont 13 Win over Coatsville 19 Win over Lancaster l XX Ai C 3 ff Z gli? Y X ' N xi 9.1 ,fe- nv' , . ' ' D xijfzgv Q., pfilfa' ml 1779 .Q N 5' A ,, .-.. ,f 1-x. 1 4-Xa 4 it I, 'xx - 'i A l ,N . .-, ,, , ,. :- 1 ,fl -,V-A-'35 A xl ' .XI 'fit ' -si sl ,few 2 , -Qi K Y 1, 1 ,- '- I I p 3. I, 1., . w 1 1 .455-5,---.X rip' . n 1 2,1 .1 , , , B 1-1-- vw: l f J at 2-1 , . '. 2 ,Wy ' I 5 wr' 1,,, f E. -Z, rl! l . vw 1 44 1 3 .' Q, f' A -1 3. in f rv A V 'Fw Tv :il I le fa ,4 A 1 7 ' 1 m ' l -0- QW' v , . f - l. 1 I 1 -' . l lq , Z' -Qi? An' ' QV'-S 1, 55-l - 1 ' W ' 94 I ,.,' ' -. V -. Q, if' C1 'if ,Q I -yn ' L W I V 4. : 4 4 ' ' ' ' . 'fr V . f 1 ,5-- .- l ' .,. ---- rf- r -1 R, MAA 12 TRACK BASEBALL l95'l EDlTl0N , O 1951 Ur track combine, consisting of thirty- This year Mr. Howard Wills got together his e'9l1l l70Y5f 0PeneCl flle SeU50n April fWenfY'flf5f eleventh baseball team at Wilmington High School. ol Brldgelon' and brought heme Second Place This season's nine looked considerably weakened honors, 'n the All'SCll0le5lle Brldgefen RelUYS- by the loss of some key la ers throu h l950 Followmg UP fl lS mee? OUI' Red Devil runners I n n 1 p y 9 n graduation, but in his build-up for the forthcoming Swept 70 0 7533 l'flUmPl'l OVSI' A-l- Clu Pont. seasons, Mr. Wills garnered a hustling, eager-to-win with th I T- I - . crop of ballplayers. Hustle is a prime factor in has Mr. Gzrgiglxg islnaxpjrglenfei film that ge winning ball games and this year's team is packed 1951 BASEBALL S DUT-E sefb las, e I t P h- hmu F: e e llecor S with it. April 16 W H S - Howard Won 9-0 Sfcfe yeh orhs- eam-If whlli wa ed OH wllh lhe . . . ' ' ' Um - Seniors back from last year's horse-hide toss'ers Aprll 20 W.H.S. - Brown Lost 0-8 winnin Colirlglls tl-P 0 E p Mr' Gardner form G are Ziggy Chick Czaikowski, John Sharkey April 25 W.H.S.-Mt.P1easant Won 11-9 Cuue gm n lnejen sr? Mes? Semors ' George cmfeliq Ai Bag slug Desfefano and Al can ADH127 W-H-S -Saleslanum AW Y' ge 'm U on 'ami B ' '-GWSOHI Les ' ' . . . - hmere Away C0UlS0rlp Ray Skura' Joe Cam and Di k G meleff Ff ki A dfh f b c hm 1 WHS Arc ' P C 'egg- Y an e' mlm ese our 075' OGC May 3 W.H.S. West Chester Home Wills built his l95l diamond aggregation which May 4 w,H,S,-p,S.dup0nt Away SCHEDULE 1951 whipped Howard 8-O in their opening game at Wil- May 8 W.H.S. - Conrad Away April 21 D 1 . , mingfon BCH Pork on Ap,-il 16. Our able Manager, May 11 W.H.S. - Brown Home 23 Af9EV1ggfi:,g:1tterscho1ast1cs Ilelgrdgeton Herman Schechinger, also graduates this year. Mr. May 15 W-H-S ' Saleslaflum Home 25 West Chester west Chest . . . . May 16 W.H.S. - Howard Home May 2 Sal - 91' Wills will surely miss him. A number of under- May 22 W.H.S.- A L Dupont Home es1anum Home classmen have 'oined the ranks to hel form the M 3 W -Amhmel-e W 5 New Castle COUUW B9-YD9-rd Stadium '. P ay 2 -H-S- A B-Y 9 P s du Pont nucleus. As this goes to press, our record, ex- May 25 W.H.S. -P.S. duPont Home 12 Dglniarvia Relays gway . clusive of the games played after the twenty-fifth JUI16 1 W-H-S- ' C0Hfad H0109 15 Howard Hgggard Stadium of April, stands at two wins and one loss. June 5 W-H-Sh ' Mt- Pleasant Home 26 Delaware Interscholastics Newark LEADER CORPS The Girls' Leader Corps originated in i929 under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Mc- Closkey. To become members ot the Leader Corps the girls must pass certain tests, judged by members of the faculty. The candidates are iudged on the basis of four qualities: loyalty, efficiency, initiative, and un- selfishness. The ones who are selected are given a tea in their honor, by the old members. At this tea the new members must display their talents. They are given five minutes to put together a show. When the initiation is over, the girls settle down to a year's work. They not only officiate at the basketball, volleyball, and bad- minton games, but also act as managers and coaches for the homeroom basketball teams. ln addition to these services, they sell refreshments at the football games. The one important occurrence in the life of a Leader Corps girl is the annual party given alter- nately by the Leader Corps of Wilmington High School and that of P.S. du Pont. This event is called Play Day. ln their gym outfits, the girls roller skate, play all sorts of games, and then enjoy refreshments. At the close of the school year a farewell party is held for the Senior members. All in all the organization is described accu- rately by its title - - - The Leader Corps. . Qi' ' ff' :'QE :': E S2-I-I -'-'. 'I , 6 iff' 'Q Q l 5 ' Q 5 TLLLA, The Senior members are Florence Janicki, Capt ain, Ellen Goyne, First Lieutenant, Lois Kalm bacher, Margaret Geiszler, Peggy Kelly, Mary Davis Virginia Benator, and Nancy Saulsbury. i . . 0 -1 'fl r- S .Li ij, 5 1. My Vsvgh 'f I. 1d,f, H 5:3427 ,bg 1 pai? . A ssl: 1 'Ah' .2 1 ssc? ' f I Vlfl' 1 L f 11 V ' 1 .if--44 ii I i A N . rr 22- ll 1. A Y-A A ii my if nw lark i , , hh Y' J ' iv' 4. YQ d A 'V r W 4 fl ,, I l 'L F A - , .. ' A' A '4 - . - ' V1 i .. ' ' ',- ' 9 . -, In . '34 Q wi 'i J : I 1.1-I is 'tn f A 4 My-.fe ,Lf . ' ,g4.-A,i'f si- E 'wigs-A . .-' it ,t,'., .-:'J 'yi -I LJ F : ,',, 'S ' ' ,. lk' , HOMEROOM BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS TWRLER5 AND DRUM MAJORETTE H. R. 322 S.,-,,I-.,- -f. , M--......:z. .iz ....L.La... ......, , , ga .S ,,.,..,l,. .A 1.' tA -3, , M? I v t l I' H' :ati . I 4 . A z 11 1 5 Al yn. V . x Aw-'I ,., ? V ' ' - ,,,., I Y 'V 'W T:' 4 , 1 1 1 'H ' ' 5 ' . ,,,, , f m- fe:-V ' V --A- ' Q95-15953 ,VL 1 5 f A '- - -W V+ ., : 1 1 4 , 6. i X, T: .Qu Nl ' , W 1 as 1 1' -1,4 f 'W 3 I1 ill , I - 1 J. - wg W so 1 T'A4 4-A .Q fQfQQ4Q,? f'A A 7 ,. f'-.2.-V - 6:4-bf -: -L.. . ' I 1 xy B ' wg, V 0 DW N-px ,151 WPI 1, W Q 40. ,I Q ' , , . -1... .nf V i A' , 4: , , 1 I : ' 1? 'iz lm Q , X 'f V' X5 M .V ,, Q , . 9 'F' 1 V, .1 ' H 5. v . f 7 ag A 4 U i 5 V, A ' Lg, -A F S- ' , - , I fain, lf- M df I fyrjg- fw L X , 'fi .w, U l V ,Z V , ,zjgig H ' ' wil f , .,, HODOJIE Y - Teens The Hodoiie Y-Teen Club trains teen-age girls in leadership and responsibility in club worlc. It aims to teach tolerance, co-operation, understanding of others, and to help girls grow in friendship with peoples of all races, religions, and nationalities. The club elects its own officers, and plans and carries out its own programs with the guidance of adult advisors. Some of its many program features include mother and daughter meetings, fashion shows, bowling, hay rides, service proiects, regional conferences, roller skating, and semi-formal dances. The officers for the first semester are Millie Weigle, President, Betsy Day, Vice President, Gladys Cushing, Treasurer, Mary Anne Kerrigan, Chaplain, and Ann Neary, Inter-club Representative. The officers for the second semester are Gladys Cushing, President, Betsy Day, Vice President, Mary Anne Kerrigan, Inter-club Representative. A .Q-I .Qi Tiff he- mal AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB You have all heard, no doubt, of the Electric Crew. It now goes by the modern appelation of the Audio- Visual Education Club. This organization was begun in I930 by Mr. Murrey Miller. It was created to furnish the faculty and the student body with trained operators for audio-visual aid equipment. This crew has expanded greatly in the Iast few years. The members, both boys and girls, perform many valuable services. They make it possible for the student body to enjoy dancing in the Boys' Gym at lunch time. The crew handles the Public Address System for all assemblies. In addition to these services the members furnish music for Saturday night dances and for class parties. The Senior members are Charles Hise, James Chung, and Sam Brown. .1 li iillfti WILMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club, an interdenominational club open to all boys of high school age, plays an important part in the life of our student body. The primary purpose of this club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and com- munity high standards of Christian character. The members strive to carry out this purpose through serious meetings, interesting wholesome social functions, athletic activities, and projects in community service. Lectures on current topics by prominhnt local citizens, semi-formal dances, splash parties, basketball games, and ping pong tournaments provide a program varied enough to appeal to all types of young people. By providing and dis- tributing baskets at Christmas the Hi-Y promotes community welfare. Opportunity to use originality, imagination, and dramatic talent is afforded by the annual assembly progra.m given in the school auditorium. The symbol, the Y triangle, which stands for spirit, mind and body, encourages its members to develop a well- rounded personality, whereas, the platform clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living gives its members an incentive to strive for the highest ideals of manhood. The Senior members are Bill Howell, President, Bill Lawson, Vice President, Grant Lowe, Secretary, Stanley Crewe, Treasurer: Phil Wayland, Chaplain, Arthur Holveck, Marshall Robertson, Wallace Lane, David Menser, Fred Hurlock, Marvin Jester, Charles Nowling Russell Hubbs, Donald Aanes- ted, Donald Conner, Dick Jones: Charles Hise, William Hunt, Robert Donnigan, James Brown, Serge Griskevich, Bill Day: Albert Frankel, Joe Camp, Thomas Hoot, Nick Amoroso, Jerry Middleton, and Richard Turochy. P, it .ijt Il -if MP' A yy? ooo DAY HAT AND PARTY COMMUTTEES PROM COMMITTEE 81 O SQUAD gin? FW HMO FOUR LONG YEARS AGO .' DRNER TRAINING vffr ' - STAGE CREW 4 - . LI1'I'l l'F Z' E' -- -...Z -W -1 Q -www,-A ' N Q f w-v v44-va-'www I - . 5,5 s Vi Q' . hz N Q X ,, ,. A 'Q V . f 1 ' . t g., 1 Y . ' I f 14' , - Q A' i ' .n I , v , - ' Y- 4 ' ' 'L .1 V , V' -- -- ...- av' - A J., Q. -sd... L V? 1 A , J 'fg ,rj , 4 , I I I -. Y A, KX xxx X,'w. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the herein-mentioned testators and testatrices, members of the 1951 graduating class of Wilmington High School, Wilmington, Delaware, being of sound and disposing mind and memory and mindful of the certainty of our departure from this intermediate stage of our lives, and intend- ing to make certain dispositions of our property and estate upon such departure, do jointly make, publish, and declare this to be our last will, hereby expressly revoking any and all other wills or codicils by us at any time heretofore made. ITEM I. We direct our execturices hereinafter named to pay our delinquent dues and library fines as soon after our departure as may be convenient. ITEM II. Each of us do severally make the bequests and devises hereinafter set forth: DOMINICK AMORJOSO bequeaths the law of strings to Mr. Kershner with no strings attached. DAVID AMOS bequeaths his soft job on the News Staff to Mr. Robinson for the use of anyone who likes hard work. SAMUEL BROWN bequeaths Miss Wright, his good times,and his lighting problems to the next Captain of the Stage Crew. , JOSEPH CAMP devises his size twelve footprints out on the front lawn to Mr. Watson for the use of any Junior with feet that will fit them. ANNA MARIE CERESINI bequeaths her brain to the Lost and Found Department of the Student Council for the use of anyone who thinks it can be made to work. EDWARD CHALLENGER bequeaths a broken heart to each of the girls he leaves behind. JAMES LIM CHUNG bequeaths to all students, for use in the year 1952, his good attendance. JOHN CIRITELLA bequeaths to Jim Patton his bat with the hole in it. STANLEY CREWE bequeaths an elevator to Mr. Kershner with the hope that he can then make it to the fourth floor. WILLIAM CROPPER bequeaths his deviltry to Mr. Jones, and his traffic post to Mr. Gardner. ALBERT CUNCI bequeaths his entire fortune Cfifteen pencils, seven books, and two cents! to Wilmington High School. WILLIAM DAY bequeaths to Miss Fritz an annuity of S100 per week, for life, and directs the executrices hereinafter named to purchase the same with funds from his estate. JUNE DeLUCA bequeaths her bottle of Moonsheen to Connie Bukowski. KATHERINE DEMETRIOU bequeaths her seat in the orchestra to the next concert meistro. PHYLLIS DeMOSS bequeaths her good posture to Miss McCloskey for the use of some slump student. RALPH D'ONOFRIO bequeaths ten pounds to Robert Ptak. LEONARD EPISCOPO bequeaths-Mr. Polaski's interest in boys' futures to all boys who have an interest in the future. ALBERT FRANKEL bequeaths all the pretty girls to Bill Clough. JAMES FOGARTY bequeaths all his empty paint cans to Mr. Watson for his own use. MARY LOUISE GAWINSKI bequeaths her cheerleading outfit to Miss McCloskey for the use of the next healthy hopeful. MARGARET GEISZLER bequeaths her clarinet, known as Cleonaphris, to her sister Elaine. RICHARD GIBBONS bequeaths all his right, title, and interest in a fountain pen which he lost during tenth grade, to the finder thereof. - LORRAINE GIORDANO bequeaths her homework to the Catts twins. ANNA GIOVANNOZZI bequeaths a penny to the president of the class of 1952 to start a fund for a new school. ELLEN GOYNE bequeaths her wobbly knees to David Koch for use when he sings. EDWARD GRABINSKI bequeaths to each of the girls he leaves behind his phone number - - - which is listed in the Wilmington, Delaware Telephone Directory, incorporated herein by refer- ence. IRMA GRAHAM bequeaths her title My Friend Irma to the next Irma. BETTY ANN GRAY bequeaths her knack for getting into every musical organization in school to Georgia Yeager. PEGGY GRIMNER bequeaths elevator tickets to all new students. ELEANOR HAMILTON bequeaths her lunch to Miss Williams in room 309. LAMBERT HEISLER bequeaths one cat to Mrs. Barkley the tales of which to tell in class. PHYLLIS HOBBS bequeaths her seat in Late Court to Mr. West for the use of the next person who can't get to school on time. X ARTHUR HOLVECK bequeaths the sour notes in the trumpet section of the band to Ferdinand DiFurio. RUSSELL HUBBS bequeaths the manuscript notes of his book entitled One Iiundred and One Ways to get Ou: of Class to Donald Romano. MATTHEW JANICKI bequeaths his wornout football cleats to Coach Wise for the use of all future football stars of Wilmington High School. RICHARD JONES bequeaths all of his wornout band music to Mr. Mitchell. ii A an-4 HARRY KOSOWSKY bequeaths the presidency of his home room to the next president thereof, EDWARD KRUTELESKI bequeaths one grasshopper to Mr. Walker for use in the Science Room. WILLIAM LAWSON bequeaths his water bucket to Coach 'Wise for the use of the up-and-coming managers. BARBARA ANN LYNCH bequeaths her seat in the cafeteria to Mrs. Lewis Ccafeteria head? for the use of any orchestra member who have five minutes for lunch. ALBERT MARSILII bequeaths his three cheese sandwiches to George DeSantis. ELIZABETH MIHALY bequeaths all the good looking girls to Stanley Lukaszewicz. ALVIN MEIZELL devises to Anthony Ventresca the fourth floor to roam. JACK CORBIT MOORE bequeaths his whiskers to the next school dog. JOSEPH MORGAN devises his parking space by Keil's to the city of Wilmington for the use of anyone willing and more able to pay the parking fines than he. ALFRED NAI bequeaths the responsibility for the Boys' Sports Column of the News to the next boy to hold that position. MARGARET NICHOLS bequeaths to the first person to make a proper claim thereof, all her gray hair caused by too little homework. LORRAINE PALANDRANI bequeaths to Mr. Watson one dozen pails to put under the leaky pipes, and a pot of glue to hold up the plaster on the third floor. JOHN ELLIS bequeaths the piece of chewing gum on the left leg of the sixteenth seat, fourteenth row, middle aisle, left side in the auditorium, which he chews during assemblies, to the next occupant of that seat. JESSIE ANN PRICE bequeaths her streak of blond hair to Miss Eleanor Dougherty, Nurse, for the use of the next girl who runs out of peroxide. CATHERINE RAPUANO bequeaths her books, her grades, her happy years and-regretfully-even the boys, to the underclass girls of Wilmington High School. IRENE REIMER, JANET SHEING, and JANET VINYARD bequeath their pride in Wilmington High School to all future students, with the express desire that they shall continue the wonderful school spirit through the years. MARSHALL ROBERTQN bequeaths his office of presidency of the Student Council to the next president with the hope that he will like hard work. JEAN RUSSELL devises to her cousin Vinnie all of her right, title, and interest in and to her deeply worn path between Pop's and school. RICHARD RUSSO bequeaths to Mr. Wise a new hat to wear to the football games. JOSEPH B. SANTA BARBARA bequeaths one atom bomb to Mr. Whitney. HERMAN SCHECHINGER bequeaths to Mrs. Murphy the knobs that he received from her with the desire that she might use them over again. CLIFFORD STIERLE bequeaths to the Seniors of 1952 the table in Miss Ward's room. BEVERLY TALLEY bequeaths her ability to get lost to all Freshmen and newcomers to the school. HARRIETT THOMPSON bequeaths a can opener to a member of next year's orchestra for his use in trying to get out of the band room after fifth period. THELMA THUEFT bequeaths her sense of humor to Miss Cloud for the use of anyone crazy enoughto accept it. IRENE WAPNIAREK bequeaths fifth lunch to Mrs. Lewis for the use of anyone who can wait that long. MILDRED WEIGLE bequeaths to the next Editor of the Wilmington High School News the best of success and her fun and headaches as Editor. JOSEPH WILDERMAN bequeaths his desk to Wilmington High School for the use of the next victim. JEAN WIMBROW bequeaths her patience and originality to future members of the News Staff. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN bequeaths his ability to play the clarinet to Mr. Mitchell, ir1 trust for the clarinetists of Wilmington High School, in perpetuity. BETTY ZIOLKOWSKI bequeaths her dancing ability to Mr. Todd. ITEM III. We name Catharine D. Gause and Madeline E. Bauer joint execturices of this our Joint will and request that they be allowed to act as executrices without giving surety on their bond. In Witness whereof, we hereby collectively set our hand and seal in the name and style of Wilmington High School Class of 1951, this the wonderful day of commencement, 1951. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the said Wilmington High School Class of 1951, in the presence of us, who, at its request, in its presence, and in the presence of one another, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. 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Your 'ness '. t0 hour? omwh Wu v and lo ' ' ' r I . e MPP' A ana A is 'L :ffl Sanf- ffia . if th t0 led 1 Olin J gda 1,07 ' 6- st P 1' c f-impos GO i to lu En 17.0 V I Shen V sel- 'ard' - ufflck I-.05 be hon, fo little fam In , ylilu 0 5 ,nd G - - go tw' um ull? fafl to longer lt stead be - QOH Ln' - lg ' In G gla fgflf lglf 115 S0 W 05225 been Sfou all fjtowiiyf L . 6 V un .' e, The Nm have Lnolipe Z0 Sap' E B01-fer 1 I ' Y W gl ' , u like tf fe 'fi to SP6 Madeline EDITORIAL befte ' I chi U A d u 4-G00 With the completion of this yearbooh comes the realization that ure truly regret leaving Wilmington lligh. The days ue hare spent here are by far the most enjoyable ones of our lives. Three years ago ue entered to learn, and nou, in a very short time, our class parties, class meetings, dances, football ana' bashetball games, homeroom ana' classroom activities mill be but memories. As we leave these urought iron gates for the last time, we looh to the future uith anticipation. As ure enter colleges, business schools, industry, ana' the armeclforces, we of the editorial staff hope that our efforts to preserve these memories have been successful, ana' that your yearbook zifill be o constant reminder of Wilmington High ana' the Class of 751. THE EDITORS A 3 5 Q 5 5 5 5 Z A 5 I f 5 if ,if f , s I 5 E -f f I A 5 1 ' 5 . , . A A f F ' f , 1 T . . ,f - 'A 1 . f 5 . 5 v ' , 'f ' J , I , . . 4 ' si gx u f. l L f 6 . ' 1 N' , , F 5 To ' A V , L Q ,I ' I l . F, H i1 . ' ' I 5,1 - 2 ,A if li , f rv. . A 4, ,I A A . V ' p, I w ills fb I . - - x . s A ' I IN C ' 1 5 5 I . ' BUSINESS MANAGER Herbert Green ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Charles Hise COMMITTEE AT LARGE Nancy Jane Boyer Ann Colatriano Genevieve Davis Margaret Geslzler Anna Giovannozzl Martha Hall Arthur Holveck Sallie Jane Horton Betty Ann Jones Joanne Kreer Barbara Lynch Mayilyn Nord Marshall Robertson Beverly Talley Helen Tolwinski Millie Weigle Jean Wimbrow SPONSOR S Llterary - Miss Ruth E. Bennett Business - Mr. Fred Robinson J xl I E DIT OR-IN-C HIE F Charles H. Nowlin ASSISTANT EDIT ORS Virginia Benator David Menser Grant Lowe Phyllis Wingate HISTORIAN and PROPHETESS Eleanor Pavonl CHAIRMAN of WILL COMMITTEE David Amos SPORTS EDITORS Alfred Nal Nancy Saulsbury ASSISTANT SPORT EDITOR William Lawson LITERARY C OMMITTEE Merrily Burford Faith Poole Betty Ann Gray Kathryn Purse Barbara Ley Harriett Thompson ART EDITOR Marvin Jester ASSISTANT ART EDITOR Stanley Crowe PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Samuel Brown ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Robert D ennigan J ame s Chung CIRCULATION MANAGER J ames Brown HEAD TYPISTS Gladys Cushing Katherine Demetrlou Betty Ann Gray Louise Pedlcone T YPING C OMMITTE E Eleanor Ashcraft Mary Davis Evelyn Demke Pauline Devenney Anna Mae Goodman Martha Hall Eleanor Hamilton Doris Hines Phyllis Hobbs Lorraine Hullinger Pat Keamey Gertrude Lagarelll Betty Morris Dorothy Norton Marie Pet:-ucci Jessie Price Dolores Ragan Janet Sheing Anna Sllvester J anet Sutton 1 1 1 I 9' Zi 1 pi. 4 li-b wk' r 5 E E H! smmmmunnnl-w.m-amummzaan-aw -.umm-us-um vm fm.wmmamm1z:1::wfz:,::pwaamnfmmummyrsmw amo,mmuua.m.amz,swf:.: A - ' mn-mw11mrm-n.-,u Aff.: -up :uni if . w - r, -- - ' zaqfa man- v - ,- , kv: -y. rad-wwvwnz.:+xumsm:n-411111 fo.'umevnm4f,:hzvwacwuemw.ns. , X li J? ,B 1, yum-mnmmoa wbmnusmsuavauxnnzzf am mln-11