1946 Scrivener

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Joanne Yenney

ASSOCIATE EDITOR

George Beitzel

BUSINESS MANAGER

Mary Lou Steele

ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER

ART EDITOR-Marilyn Shead

Alberta Duck

PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR-Paul Litecky

FACULTY ADVISERS-Margaret Graham, Frances Gamble, George Thomas EDITORIAL STAFF-June Owens, Barbara Wilson, Carol Reid, Lois Jane Mehring, Mary Elaine Moore, Marion Ayres, Janet Patterson, Ophelia De Martino. Louise Faust, Phoebe Harris, Ella Singley, Jean Hendren, Phyllis Grossman, Robert Hesse, Charles Wright, Richard Soder, Ruth Haabestad.

BUSINESS

ART STAFF

STAFF-Dolores Hesser, Florence Hinkle, Doris Cavey, Louise Taylor, Verne Mockler, Richard Hogg, Peter Corsones, Sidney Levin, Reed West, Walter Bobinsky, Jack Chaya, Marion Thomson, Elouise Barrett, Patricia Meneely, Coralie Durst, Dean Kramer, Jack Fireoved, Carole Plotts.

Arlene Maisel, Lois Berger, Betty Lou Wellner, Ed Borgh, Barbara Powell.

PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF-Norman Saunders, James Mockler, David Buehler, Robert Howard.

JUNIOR ASSOCIATES-John Keyes, Alan Slack.

On behalf of the entire Senior Class, the Scrivener Staff extends sincere thanKS to Miss Graham, Miss Gamble, and Mr. Thomas for their able guidance and counsel without which the compiling of this annual would have been impossible.

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HAROLD C. HALBERSTADT, President

LESLIE L. TAYLOR

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RAYMOND CHEYNEY, Treasurer

HARRIET S. MARSHALL, Secretary

FRANK H. EBY, Vice-President

GEORGE

HAROLD

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BEITZEl,

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OWENS

AdministratioN

America's greatest need today is the strengthening of its moral fibre. If everyone shape his course of action by the precepts of Christianity, many of the problems disturbing the world today will be solved.

Today, the world needs men whose education is balanced-an education of the hand, the heart, and the mind. The one aspect of education which has been understressed is the education of the heart.

Not until greater stress is placed on moral education will we have "Peace on Earth and Good Will towards Men." HARVEY C. SABOLD Supervising Principal

"Let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understood it."

--A. Lincoln MILTON L. SMITH P.rincipal

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laclf/ty The Arts ALBERT J. WENTZ ELWOOD S. MILLER CHARLOTTE O. WEAVER ESTELLE A. HEISS JEAN E. BRYMESSER ANNE W. BEATTY

Commercial CHARLES C. SCHMIDT RICHARD K. SMITH

Language ISOBEL M. PRICE HAZEL B. NEELY FRANCES J. GAMBLE EVILRA H. SANBE MARGARET G. GRAHAM EMMA C. HALDEMAN SHELDON S. R. MADEIRA IRMA E. ZIMMER

laculty Physical Education VERNA K. WITCHEY WILBUR R. SCHOPF DR. CHARLES E. LAWSON NANCY A. BEATTY FLORENCE V. TRIBIT DR. ANDREW W. BAKER

Science CHARLOTTE QWEAVER GEORGE D. THOMAS JAMES W. WEAVER DEAN T. STEPHENS M. ETHEL McNIEL EDWARD S. HOTTENSTEIN

Social Studies MILTON L. SMITH FRANCES J. GAMBLE ALBERT M. JONES ELVIRA H. SANBE WILLIAM R. EMMERLING SHARPLESS D. GREEN

Stafl Office

Personnel

DORRIS R. DALTON EDITH J. NARBEY

Dietitians ANNA BACHER ARLINE M. LEIMBACH ANNA CAMPION

Custodians WILLIAM F. BACHOFER CHARLES BEWELY WILLIAM A. GILDAY

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elass Advisers "Small kindnesses, small courtesies, small considerations, habitually practiced in our daily living, give a greater charm to the character than the display of great talents and accomplishments."

--M. A. Kelty

EMMA C. HALDEMAN

"What's the need of talking of what we have done, when there is so much yet to do?"

--T. A. Edison

GEORGE D: THOMAS

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efass Officers PRESIDENT '/.

Harold Steimer

VICE-PRESIDENT

Leslie Taylor

SECRETARY

Alberta Duck

TREASURER

Robert Campbell

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MARION ANNE AYRES

"Ayresy"

Academic

Academic

Ambition: To be a scientist.

Ambition: To be a chemistry teacher like Mr. Hottenstein.

Seen: Arguing Mr. Hottenstein.

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Seen: Collecting little white slips.

Operators' Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Football 2, 3, 4 (Manager); Basketball 2 (Manager); Drill Corps 3, 4; Honor Society 4; (S tag e Crew) Senior Play.

A. Cappella 3, 4; Scriv-

ener; Basketball Intramurals 4; Softball Intramurals 3, 4; Honor Society 4.

September, 1942 LOIS JEAN BERGER

"Reds"

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General

Academic

GEORGE BICKLEY BEITZEL

"Spike"

Academic

Ambition: To graduate with the Jr. class.

Ambition: To build a softer bed.

Seen: In shorts.

gym

Seen: Driving his convertible.

A Cappella 3, 4; French Club 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Chorus 2; Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Play.

A Cappella 4; Ensemble 4; Chorus 2; Band 2; Spri-Hian 4; Scriv': ener (Associate Editor); Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Monitor 4; Drill Corps 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4 (President).

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WALTER RAYMOND BOBINSKY

"Binsky"

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EDWIN BORGH

"Mort"

Academic

WALTER JOHN BORNMAN

"Archie"

General

Ambition: To own the "Jeep".

Ambition: To go to a good drafting school.

Ambition: To have a good time all my life.

Ambition: To retire when I'm twenty-one.

Seen: With her tongue in her cheek.

Seen: Heading for W oodland Avenue.

Seen: Talking to "The

Seen: Chasing Buzz.

French Club 4; Ceramics Club 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Culture 4; Basketball lritramurals 2; Scrivener; (Make Up) Senior Play.

Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Monitor 4; Drill Corps 2, 4; Scrivener; (Stage Crew) Senior Play.

A Cappella 4; French Club 4; Operators' Club 4; Chorus 2; Religious Culture 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 3; Student Council 3; Class Officer 2; Monitor 4; Drill Corps 4; Scrivener; (Property) Senior Play.

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Chorus 2; Track 2; Drill Corps 2, 3, 4; (Tickets) Senior Play.·

ROBERT GEORGE BRANDHOF

"Bum"

DAVID RICHARD BROWN

"Dave"

General

Ambition: To be a commercial radio operator.

Seen: At shack.

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radio

General Ambition; model T.

Seen: Studying hard?

Seen: Holding hands in the longroom.

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March, 1944 ROBERT JAMES CAMPBELL

"Soup"

General

Ambition; To find a job, hrs. 12-1, $50.00 a week, with an hour off for lunch.

Seen: Flashing "T.S." card.

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Chorus 2, 3; Religious Culture 4; Football 2; Basketball 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Monitor 4; Senior Play.

Academic

Ambition: To get out of school.

Religious Culture 4; Dramatic Club 4; Drill Corps 4.

Religious Culture 3, 4; Football 3; Track 2, 3,

ARTHUR DAVID BUEHLER

Track 2, 3, 4 (Manager); Cross Country 4 (Manager); Student Council 4; Drill Corps 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Scrivener; (S tag e crew) Senior Play.

General

DORIS RAE CAVEY "D01"is"

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Ambition: To wear a: green shirt and pink pants.

A.m bi t ion :: To go through a whole, day without falling.

Seen: Cutting classes.

Seen: "With' "HQwi,e"..

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 4; Drill Corps

Chorus' 2; Commercial Club 3, 4 (Secretary); Color Guard 3, 4; Religious Culture 3, 4; Spri-Hian 4; Basketball ,Intramur;J.ls 2; Service Club 4; Scrivc ener;' (Usher) Senior flay. . '"

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"Buzz"

Ambition: own boss.

General To be my

Seen: Chasing Archie.

Chorus 2, 3; Drill Corps 4; (Tickets) Senior Play.

Class Rings Are Ordered

JOHN GAYLORD CAREY

"Thmitty"

To own a

ARTHUR THOMAS BURNLEY

JOHN JAMES CHAYA

"Jack"

Academic

Ambition: To find a school with a chemistry course easy enough to 'pass..

Seen: Devouring hamburgers at the Dog House.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 4; Dramatic Club 2; Spri-Hian 4; Drill Corps 4; Scrivener; (Make-Up) Senior Play.

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RALPH CHEYNEY

"Hairless"

Academic

Ambition: To follow in the footsteps of my grandfather.

Seen: Combing his hair.

Religious Culture 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cross-Country ·3, 4; Softball Intramurals 3; Drill Corps 3, 4; Senior Play.

May, 1944 OPHELIA DeMARTINO

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PETER NICHOLAS CORSONES

"Pete"

Academic

Ambition: To own the Lamb Tavern.

Seen: Sleeping.

Religious Culture 3, 4; Drill Corps 3, 4; Scrivener; Senior Play.

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RICHARD P. CRAWFORD

"Dick"

General

Ambition: To be a commercial artist and draw Petty girls.

Seen: On the corner.

Basketball Intramurals 4; Basketball 4.

We Dance At Our First Formal ALBERTA VIOLET DUCK

DOUGLAS GEORGE DAVISON

CORALIE JEAN DURST

Commercial

"Jinks"

Ambition: To win an argument.

Ambition: tIme.

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Ambition: To graduate.

Seen: Changing records in the longroom.

Seen: Pounding a typewriter. .

Dramatic Club 2, 4; Softball Intramurals 3, 4; Basketball Intramurals 2; Hockey 3, 4; Scrivener; (Make-Up) Senior Play.

Chorus 2, 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; Religious Culture 3, 4; Spri-Hian 4; Basketball Intramurals 2; Class Officer 4; Service Club 4; Scrivener (Asst. Business Manager).; (Prompter) Sen i 0 r Play.

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Seen: In House".

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French Club 4; Chorus 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4; Spri-Hian 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3; Scrivener.

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Academic

Ambition: To marry a blonde bombshell.

Seen: Dashing around G9th St. Terminal.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 3, 4; Drill Corps 4; (Make-Up) Senior Play.

The Soph Hop!

"Ducky"

"Patty"

"Doug"

GEORGE EDWARD ECKERD

"Eck" Ambition: car.

General To own a

Seen: Holding up the trophy case.

Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Monitor 4; Drill Corps 3, 4.

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LOUISE ELIZABETH FAUST

"Lou"

Academic

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WALTER BYRON FEW

"By"

Academic

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JACK ALDEN FIREOVED ~'Fiv"

Ambition: ate.

Academic To gradu-

Ambition: To be dignified.

Ambition: Buick.

Seen: In Miss Brymesser's office.

Seen: Heading Manoa.

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Seen: With his feet up.

A Cappella 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Scrivener; Senior Play.

A Cappelia 4; French Club 4; Chorus 2; Religious Culture 3; Football 3; Track 3; Softball Intramurals 3.

Chorus 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Drill Corps 4; Varsity Club 4; Senior Play; ScriveneI'; Stamp Club 2; Track 2, 3, 4.

November, 1944 CALVIN GAIL FRYE

"Skip" Ambition: physics.

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Seen: Chewing gum.

Football 4; Basketball 4.

To own a

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ROBERT LESTER FORRESTER

"Globe" Ambition: local.

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Seen: Whirling around the dance fioor.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 4; Track 3, 4; Monitor 4; Drill Corps 2, 3, 4; (Stage Crew) Senior Play.

Undefeated Cougars Win Legion Football Cup

ROBERT RUSSELL GREENE

"Head"

Academic

Ambition: To be a good engineer.

Seen: Down at the airport.

Operators' Club 4; Religious Culture 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Drill Corps 3; C.A.P. 2, 3, 4; Scrivener; Senior Play.

PHYLLIS LOUISE GROSSMAN "Phyl"

Academic

Ambition: To find some energy to find an ambition.

Seen: Smiling.

Dramatic Club 2, 4; Scrivener.

RUTH ELEANOR HAABESTAD

"Haber"

Academic

Ambition: To have a good time.

Seen: Whizzing by in her father's car.

French Club 4; Chorus 2.; Band 2; Dramatic Club 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Hockey 2,3,4 (Capt.) ; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Scrivener; Senior Play.

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PHOEBE JANE HARRIS

"Shorty"

Academic

Ambition: To spend my winters in Florida and my summers in Vermont.

Seen: In Mrs. Beatty's office.

French Club 4; Chorus 2; Band, 2, 3, 4; SpriHian 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4, (Ass't Manager); Softball Intramurals 2, R, 4; Basketball Intramurals 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Scrivener; (Property) Senior Play; Honor Society.

HELEN JEAN HENDREN

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Academ'ic

'Dolly"

Academic

Academic

ROBERT K. HESSE

"Hessee"

General

Ambition: horse.

To own a

Ambition: To be anything but a chemist.

Seen: halls.

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See n: At "Beitzel's Poolroom."

Seen: Talking to the girls.

.A Cappella 3, 4; French Club 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Spri-Hian 2, 3, 4 (Editor) ; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. (Vice-Presiaent) ; HOYlor Society 3, 4; Senior Play.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 3; Track 3.

A Cappella 4; Ensemble 4; Chorus 4; Religious Culture 4; Basket" ball 2, 3, 4 (Manager); Senior Play.

RO<lming

Basketball Team Wins At Hershey

GEORGE WILLIAM HILL

"Vulch"

Academic

Ambition: To live in California.

Ambition: To have a harem.

Seen: Beside the mailbox.

A Cappella 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Chorus 2; Color Guard 4; SpriHian 4; Basketball Intramurals 2; Scrivener; (Ass't Stage Manager) Senior Play.

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Ambition: To take over Mrs. Beatty's jobs.

March, 1945 DOLORES JOAN HESSER

FRANK ROLAND HERBERT

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E. FLORENCE HINKLE

"Flossie"

Academic

RICHARD THOMAS HOGG

"Dicque"

Academic

Ambition: To travel from coast to coast.

Ambition: To own Av. Co.

Seen: Wolfing around.

Seen: With "Ducky".

Seen: In his jalopy.

Dramatic Club 2; Football 2, 3; Basketball 3; Track 2; Drill Corps 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4.

A Cappella 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Chorus 2; Commercial Club 3, 4 (President) ; Color Guard 3, 4; Religious Culture 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Spri-Hian 4; Softball Intramurals :3; Basketball Intramurals 2, 3; Basketball 4; Service Club 4; Scrivener; (Make Up) Senior I'lay; Honor Society.

Ensemble 3; Chorus 2; Religious Culture 3 ; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Student Council 4; Monitor 4; Cheerleader 4; Scrivener; Drill Corps 3, 4.

ROBERT BENNETT HOWARD

JAMES LEO HOPE "Lover"

General

"Bob"

Academic

Ambition: To marry money before I have to decide.

Ambition: To make the Distinguished H 0 nor Roll.

Seen: Looking for Jean.

Seen: Listening to Miss Sanbe.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Track 2, 3, (Co-Captain) 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4 (Captain); Drill Corps 4; Scrivener; ( S tag e Crew) Senior Play.

June 7, 1945 JOHN EMERSON KOETZLE

"Knob" Ambition: iceman.

Academic To be

an

Seen: But heard first.

Ensemble 3; Chorus 2, 3; Religious Culture 3; Football 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2; CrossCountry 2; Softball Intramurals 2, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4; Cheerleader 4; Drill Corps 4; Scrivener.

French Club 4; Operators' Club 3, 4 (President) ; Spri-Hian 4; Track (Manager) 2, 3, 4; Cross - Country (Manager) 3, 4; Drill Corps 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Scrivener.

WILLIAM ALLAN JOYCE

PAUL RICHARD HURST

"Angle"

Academic

Ambition: To be trouble shooter.

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Seen: Telling jokes to "Ape".

Operators' Club 3, 4; Chorus 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Drill Corps 3, 4; Senior Play.

"Laffy"

General

Ambition: To pass.

Seen: Working in the drug store.

Chorus 2; Drill Corps 3,4.

We Entertain The Class of '45 at the Junior Senior Prom LEWIS JOHN KORN

"Jack"

General

DEAN ALAN KRAMER

"Kirby"

General

Ambition: To inherit a million when I'm nineteen.

Ambition: To plant a time bomb in the chemistry lab.

Seen: Dozing in class.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Cross-Country 3, 4; Drill Corps 2; Scrivener.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Drill Corps 2, 4.

SIDNEY SEYMORE LEVIN

"Sid"

Academic

Ambition: To get an "A" in Trig.

Seen: In the projection room.

Operators' Scrivener.

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RUDOLPH M. LIEBESKIND

"Rudy"

Academic

Ambition: To be a maline engineer.

Seen: In the Art Room.

PAUL ANDREW LITECKY

"Liteck"

Seen: Looking for a fender for a '41 DeSoto.

Operators' C I u b 4; Chorus 2; Spri-Hian 3; Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 2; Drill Corps 2; Monitor 4; Scrivener; Senior Play.

Track 3.

September, 1945 WILLIAM GEORGE MASHO "Bill"

Academic

Ambition: What's that?

General

Ambition: To own a broadcasting station.

Seen: Thinking of excuses to get out of school.

Chorus 2; Drill Corps 2.

"Butch"

Academic

Ambition: To have a swimming pool in my back yard.

Seen: Giggling.

A Cappella 3, 4; French Club 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Chorus 2; Orchestra 3, 4; Religious Culture 4; Spri-Hian 4; Softball Intramurals 2; Basketball Intramurals 2; Hockey 3, 4; Scrivener; (U she 1') Senior Play.

ARLENE VIRGINIA MAISEL

Academic

'Ginny"

Academic·

Ambition: To stay out of Detention Hall.

Ambition: To make the Dean's list in college.

Seen: Changing tires.

Seen: With her arms full of books.

A Cappella 4; Chorus 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4.

We Assume Our Rights?

LOIS JANE MEHRING

"Janie"

EDWARD LEWIS LUDMAN

As Seniors!

PATRICIA JANE MENEELY

"Pat"

French Club 4; Chorus 2; Religious Culture 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2;· Basketball Intramurals 2; Scrivener; (Usher) Senior Play.

Academic

Ambition: To own a portable refrigerator.

Seen: Practicing her scream.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 4; Spri-Hian 4; Basketball 2, 3, (Ass't Manager); 4 (Manager) ; Scrivener; Senior Play.

JAMES PATRICK MOCKLER

"J. P."

Academic

Ambition: What's that?

Seen: In conference with Hesse.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 4; Spri-Hian 4; Drill Corps 2, 4; Scrivener; Senior Play.

VERNE FRANK MOCKLER

"Verne" l,.mbition: own boss.

General To be my·

Seen: Jerking sodas.

Chorus 2, 3; Drill Corps 2, 3, 4; Scrivener; Operators' Club 4; (Sound effects) Senior Play.

MARY ELAINE MOORE "Moe"

General

Seen: food.

rabbit

Seen: Playing the piano.

Seen: Going to Littlefield's.

Chorus 2 ; Religious Culture 4; Dramatic Club 4; Spri-Hian 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Scrivener; (U she r) Senior Play.

A Cappella 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Chorus 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; SpriHian 4; Scrivener; (Usher) Senior Play.

A Cappella 4; French Club 4; Chorus 3; Religious Ct:lture 3, 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Scrivener; Senior Play.

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We Pose For Senior Pictures

BARBARA LOUISE POWELL

"Babs"

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Chorus 2; Commercial Club 4; Religious Culture 4; (Usher) Senior Play.

Academic

Ambition: To be a ballei dancer.

Ambition: To sing with ~ concert orchestra.

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Academic Ambition: To go South America.

Ambition: To sing with Charlie Spivak.

Seen: Earle.

JANET LOUISE PATTERSON

Ambition: To be a muscle builder.

October 16, 1945 CAROLE VIRGINIA PLOTTS

JUNE ROBERTA OWENS

Academic

Seen: Singing.

A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Basketball Intramurals 2; Hockey 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Scrivener; (Usher) Senior Play.

CAROL M. REID

RICHARD DONALD RUPERT

"Ca?'ol"

"Don"

Ambition: To spend the rest of my life in New England.

Ambition: To have an airplane ride.

Seen: Laughing with joanne.

Chorus 2' Band 2 3 4' Softball intramu;al~ 2', ;;, 4; Hockey 3; Senior Play; Scrivener.

Academic

Seen: Borrowing homework.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 3, 4; Football

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NORMAN WILSON SAUNDERS

"Norm"

PAUL JOSEPH SHEA

Academic

"Baggs"

General

Ambition: To get a girl that is 5' 2".

Ambition: To get on a P.T. boat.

::)een: Trying to evade chem.

Seen: At the Firehouse.

A Cappella 4; Ensemble 4; Religious Culture 3, 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Football 3, 4 (Manager); Track 2, 4; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; Drill Corps 3; Scrivener; (Stage Crew) Senior Play.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 3; Basketball 2 3' Track 2 3' Monit~r 4. "

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January, 1946 RICHARD NEWTON SODER

·'Soap"

Academic

Ambition: To be chemical engineer.

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;;,een: Believing everything he's told.

Religious Culture 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Drill Corps 4; Scrivener; Senior Play; Honor Society; Softball Intramurals; Track 2, 3, 4.

MARILYN JOY SHEAD

"Marl"

ELLA BMELINE SINGLEY

Commercial

Academic

Ambition: To drive the fire engine down Saxer Ave.

Ambition: To find a car that goes as fast as I want it to.

Seen: In the Library.

Seen: With her nose in a book.

A Cappella 3, 4; Commercial Club 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; ::iervice Club 4; Scrivener (A r t Editor) Band 3; Ensemble 3, 4; Religious Culture 4; Chorus 2; All-State Orchestra; Honor Society.

Chorus 2; Religious Culture 4; Scrivener; (Usher) Senior Play.

We Struggle Through Our Last Mid-Years

MARY LOUISE STEELE "Mary Lou" Academic Ambition: To get married before I have to worry about an ambition.

Seen: Collecting SpriHian adds.

Chorus 2; Twirler 4; Dramatic Club 4; SpriHian 3, 4 (Bus. Manager) Basketball 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Student C 0 u n c i I 2; Scrivener (Bus. Manager) ; Basketball 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Student C 0 u n c i I 2; (Usher) Senior Play; Honor Society.

WILLIAM ROBERT STEELE

HAROLD ARTHUR STEIMER, JR.

General

Academic

Ambition: To get out of the Army.

Ambition: To ·spend four years at West Point.

"Bob"

Seen: Skipping classes.

Chorus 2; Tra::k Drill Corps 4.

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Seen: Going to Prospect Park.

Operators' Club 4; Religious Culture 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3 (President) ; Class Officer 2, 4; Monitor 4; Drill Corps 2, 3, 4; Senior Play.

NANCY JANE SUPLEE

"Nance"

CHARLES DANIEL SWING

Academic

"Dan"

Academic

LESLIE LINCOLN TAYLOR "Les"

Academic

Ambition: To live in California.

Ambition: To get a degree in forestry.

Ambition: To build bigger and better benches.

Seen: Tearing around in her station wagon.

Seen: Sally.

Seen: Laughing at "Buzz" and "Arch."

A Cappella 4; Ensemble 4; Chorus 2, 3; Religious Culture 4; SpriHian 4; Basketball 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; (Usher) Senior Play.

Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Drill Corps 3; Senior Play.

Mooning

April, 1946 -

Ambition: nurse.

Commercial To

Seen: Eating second period.

be

a

"Perk"

General

Ambition: To find one.

Seen: Fighting.

lunch

Chorus 2, 3; Commercial Club 4; Scrivener; Service Club 4.

Chorus 2; Band 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Drill Corps 3, 4; Scrivener; Honor Society.

"Weezie"

Commercial

Ambition: To own and supervise a nursery school.

Seen: Talking to Marion.

A Cappella 4; Ensemble 4; Chorus 2; Religious Culture 3, 4; Scrivener; Commercial Club 4; (Usher) Senior Play.

W ashington Trip Dreams Come True PERCY V. TICKNOR

MARION L. THOMSON

"Dollie"

over

LOUISE JOYCE TAYLOR

Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Softball Intramurals 2, 3; Monitor 3, 4; Drill Corps 3, 4.

CHARLES NORWOOD TURNER

'·Ape"

Academic

Ambition: To be captain of Ocean City life guards.

Seen: Eating.

French Club 4; Religious Culture 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 3, 4; Student Council 4; Drill Corps 3, 4; (Stage crew) Senior Play.

WARREN W. VAUGHTERS

"Warren"

General

Ambition: To be a mechanic.

Seen: At "Flos's".

Track 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3,4.

BETTY LOUISE WELLNER

CHARLES REED WEST

BARBARA MARION WILSON

"Betty Lou" Academic

"Herman"

Ambition: To see the 1946 Army-Navy game.

Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer.

Ambition: To be a natural blonde forever.

Seen: Walking in t French class late.

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Seen: Memorizing his lines.

Chorus 2; French Club 4; Religious Culture 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian 2, 3, 4 (Art Editor); Scrivener; ~oftball 2, 3; Hockey 3, 4, (Asst. Manager); Senior Play.

. A Cappella 4; Ensemble 4; Chorus 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Drill Corps 3, 4; Scrivener; Senior Play.

Seen: With her chemIstry homework doneonce!

June, 1946 -

Academic

"Bobbie"

Dramatic Club 2, 4; Softball Intramurals 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Scrivener; Senior Play; Honor Society.

We Become Alumni

CHARLES RAMOND WRIGHT

JOANNE CHRISTINE YENNEY

"Crow"

"Joanne"

Academic

Ambition: To catch a mink.

Seen: Laughing.

Chorus 2; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Scrivener; (Stage Crew) Senior Play; Religious Culture 3.

Academic

Academic

Ambition: It's a secret.

Seen: Cutting classeslegally.

A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4 (President); Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4, (Manager); Class Officer 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Scrivener (E d ito r) ; (Properties) Sen i 0 r Play.

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CLASS

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1947

Junior Class Section One First

Row: P. Graefe, C. Faust, G. Denison, V. Hall, G. Downes, J. Bonsall, S. Foehl.

Second Row: Mr. Weaver, E. Gregory, P. Brenckman, M. Driscoll, M. Harrigan, J. Conard, B. Hancock, E. Kenney, D. Hoopes.

Third

Row: C. Arnold, C. Duffy, R. Doyle, G. Duncan, G. Griffith, W. Ellershaw, C. Fredrick, E. Du Weglou, R. Foster.

Fourth Row: R. Baxter, C. Bilger, J. Cockrill, S. Carlson, N. Albrecht, B. Bassine, N. Brumble, J. Bricka, J. Batipps, R. Glenn.

Section Two First

Row: G. Kederis, B. Molyneaux, W. McLaughlin, B. Kirk, R. Masho, J. Montgomery, B. Morgan.

Second Row: J. Kaehler, G. Newton, S. Nessen, L. Mc Carty, D. Paulson, P. Malz, B. Mc Kay, Mrs. Denice.

Third

Row: F. Pancoast, S. Mac Grath, J. Keyes, F. Perkins, P. Matthews, W. Lewis, K. Leach.

Fourth Row: R. Mc Mains, B. Jennings, H. Krebs, S. Iliff, D. Kimmel, K. Leonard, D. Miller, M. Panczner.

Section Three First

Row: W. Steimer, M. Travers, M. Pancoast, C. Sorenson, A. Slack, B. Watt, K. Stier.

Second Row: J. Waterland, B. Rocap, J. Waltz, J. Ticknor, J. Willits, P. Wood, J. Rossiter, J. Waterland.

Third

Row: K. Walton, H. Zachow, J. Smith, R. Stanfield, R. Urian, Mr. Hottenstein.

Fourth Row: D. Rhoades, S. Vargues, J. Lentz, B. Turner, N. Scull, J. Reynolds.

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CLASS

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1948

Sophomore Class Section One First

Row: P. Griffith, J. Dixon, R. Hazard, J. Goebels, R. Hooper, M. Brandhof, C. Beeching.

Second Row: B. Carr, A. Avedisian, J. Benedict, A. Heine, M. Blundin, P. Durst, C. Bateman.

Third

Row: Mrs. Neely, S. Ebenbach, F. Hamilton, H. Hancock, M. Gifford, J. Chalupa, D. Alexander.

Fourth Row: E. Diggins, G. Barrett, H. Gilday, D. Heller, W. Halberstadt, N. Bowman, C. Connon, T. Casey.

Section Two First

Row: F. Pflieger, C. Korn, H. Miller, H. Pilkington, D. Peyton, M. Pulcher, J. Mauro.

Second Row: B. Leonard, M. Kibler, 1. Lane, P. Milnor, H. Lutton, C. Horn.

Third

Row: L. May, A. Horsey, W. Moennig, C. Plotts, C. Johnson, W. Neil, E. Kasten.

Fourth Row: W. Mc Coy, C. Lurwick, D. Patton, R. Parrish, J. Kohl, F. Longhurst, Mr. Emmerling.

Section Three First

Row: H. Staats, H. Schnell, E. Munholland, M. Thomas, W. Turner, B. Von Glahn, W. Young.

Second Row: V. Simcox, A. Sesher, P. Stewart, M. Stohr, M. Siegle, V. Sweeney.

Third

Row: D. Sensenig, J. Wynne, J. Sheaffer, E. Sibole, G. Wampler, J. Taylor, Mr. Schmidt.

Absentees:

R. Guerin, C. Mohr, M. Matteson, T. Wynne, H. Wynne, J. Schmidt.

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CLASS

OF

1949

Freshman Class Section One First

Row: D. Duck, L. Brooks, G. Du Bois, J. Loveland, D. Green, D. Rademan, K. Eckerd.

Second Row: J. Daniels, A. Rennie, S. Cheyney, B. Greenberg, B. Burton, L. Browne, M. Frankhanel, J. Schwarz.

Third

Row: M. Burritt, N. Grotz, M. Frankhanel, J. Chibitar, A. Prohaska, D. Clegg, A. Frye, Miss Sanbe.

Fourth Row: K. Barrett, E. Bunting, N. Beitzel, D. Rose, M. Conover, J. Albrecht, N. Bleeker.

Section Two First

Row: C. Kelly, M. Hewitt, F. Long, E. MacDonald, R. Leach, M. Greogory, W. Jones.

Second Row: J. Korenko, G. Milnor, A. Howard, B. Phillips, M. Norman, B. Lentz, V. Lane, L. Peeples, B. Lohr.

Third

Row: R. Hendrickson, C. Sharp, G. Laurie, Miss Beatty.

Fourth Row: E. Meade, J. Huey, J. Manera, D. Hooper, C. Manbeck, M. Johnson, B. Knaff, N. Lawson.

Section Three First

Row: W. Burdick, P. Willits, H. Arnold, N. Soder, P. Doyle, N. Siegle, B. Nace.

Second Row: D. Steele, F. Carr, P. Waltz, J. Schriver, L. Winters, C. Vaughters, R. Ristine, T. Casey.

Third

Row: E. Turner, J. Steimer, J. Taylor, R. Benner, J. Tieser, C. Peifer, R. Mueller, R. Dallas.

Fourth Row: D. Conrad, A. Sanders, R. Walkup, L. Denk, F. Brumble, J. Clift, Mr. Green.

Absentees:

W. Hart, C. Barrett, M. Cummings, D. Mc Grath, J. Burnley.

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CLASS

OF

1950

Eighth Grade Section One First

Row: T. Andrews, M. L. Bates, C. Anderson, S. Evans, F. Doxie, J. Christopherson, N. Capper.

Second Row: J. A. Eckman, J. Conard, M. Avedisian, J. Chalupa, M. Crouse, P. Carroll, M. Abrahamson, B. Dreyer.

Third

Row: S. Crothers, W. Falls, R. Forrester, R. Adams, Mrs. Price.

Fourth Row: T. Erickson, J. Brennan, R. Fisher, W. Durham.

Section Three First

Row: E. Ryder, D. Schnell, T. Yarnall, R. Scull, E. Rhoades, E. Robbins, R. Von Glahn.

Second Row: N. Shenberger, J. Schiller, S. Robertson, J. Stewart, C. Sibole, B. Richardson, M. J. Sensenig.

Third

Row: G. Swatek, W. Schmidt, L. Weber, M. Walkup, C. Swezey, E. Schrieber, Mr. Thomas.

Fourth Row: R. Wanner, A. Walch, W. Raker, W. Stohr, D. Race, D. Rademan.

Section Two First

Row: J. Nessen, M. Reinke, E. Panczner, B. Gruwell, D. Morgan, J. Leonard, J. Maisel.

Second Row: M. Grotz, C. Mason, M. McLaughlin, J. Iliff, M. Reineger, B. Garrett, D. Greene, E. McAlphin.

Third

Row:

Mr. Schopf, R. Park, K. Keenan, F. Harrigan, J. Kierstead, J. Hilbeck, D. Lownes, S. Montgomery, E. Maffei.

Fourth Row: A. Harman, B. Hutchinson, C. Hamilton, L. Morris, P. Rice, J. Kresge, W. Horsey, K. Parker.

Absentees:

C. Andrews, B. Hall, P. Hurst.

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CLASS

OF

1951

Seventh Grade

Section One First

Row: D. Brown, J. Hoopes, L. Foster, S. Fesco, E. Elwood, M. Hill, W. Bosbyshell.

Second Row: M. Fraser, B. Brown, L. Chalupa, J. Keech, S. Fowler, N. Green, J. Himelwright, C. Haworth, D. Kunkle, G. Clegg.

Third

Row: B. J. Hesser, S. Albrecht, E. Heap, B. Colvin, E. Everett, K. Gregar, M. A. Fredd, M. Beatty, G. Haabestad, Mrs. Martz.

Fourth Row: J. Fanelli, A. Aikman, R. Daut, D. Dumigan, A. Berger, H. Bloodsworth, D. Fireoved, P. Hottenstein, TN. Crothers, A. Garrett, F. Conover.

Section Two First

Row: R. Metcalfe, B. Sanders, J. Stanley, J. Rossiter, W. Pancoast, N. Ristine, J. Speyer.

Second Row: L. Rigg, L. Peifer, M. L. Strain, N. Wiand, M. Wadlund, J. Sesher, L. Skow, B. Willits, D. Stauffer, Mrs. Beatty.

Third

Row: D. Worthington, S. Sieger, R. Lewis, M. Parshall, L. Lowrie, T. Phillips, D. Walton, F. Mohr.

Fourth Row: B. Stroud, W. Jones, D. Willis, H. Whitcomb, R. Wittig, K. Mauro, G. Thompson, D. Crawford, E. Parris, J. McCarty.

Absentees:

E. Cotrill, W. Hazard, E. Heap, M. Litecky, C. Morgan, B. Stroud.

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Junior Student Council

SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL

JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL

Sitting: G. Beitzel, President; J. Hendren, Vice-President; B. Powell, Secretary; E. Barrett, Treasurer; D. Buehler; M. L. Smith, Adviser.

First Row: G. Laurie, Treasurer; N. Beitzel, Vice-President; R. Hendrickson, President; J. Loveland, Secretary; S. Madeira, Adviser.

Standing: W. Neil; B. Morgan; J. Cockrill ; W. Horsey; J. Waltz; B. Turner; C. Turner; M. Blundin; G. Griffith; B. J. Jennings; W. Young; V. Sweeney.

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Second Row: D. Kunkle; E. Schreiber; K. Eckerd; P. Doyle; J. Taylor; J. Speyer.

Third Row: F. Harrigan; B. L. Lentz; R. Daut; J. Chalupa; J. Kierstead; B. Stroud; S. Crothers.

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'When school opened in September, everyone enthusiastICally en cered mto the many fall activIties.

The Monitors, stationed at various posts throughout the haIls, directeCl new students to their ciasses and "nforc~C1 regulations.

The football players, having begun practice in August, were in fine trIm tor the firsc game under the lights at Prospect Park. During the next two games, 'che 'ceam 1'"ma1Lled uliu"feateCl. vn the beautifUl Clay of vctober thIrteenth, when the Cougar spirIt was as high as 'Clle sun, the banCl marched onto the field with ItS usual snappy precision, precedeCl by the color guard with wavmg nags and twirling bacons. "C-O-lJ-G-A-R-S", cheered the excited crowCl, as the cheerleaders spun in their skirts of gold and sweaters of navy blue. 'l'he squad jogged through the players' gate and the game was m fu:u swing. At the half, the band, color guard, anCl tWIrlers performed one of their clever routines worked out in early morning practices. But despite the spiI'lt, it was a dIsappointed crowd that left we field tnat afternoon when Swarthmore broke Springfield's twency-one game winning streak. The team, however, finished the season with 'chree victories, three ties, and "hree defeats.

The girls' hockey team was a little more successful.

Ten of the eleven girls returned from the 1944 varsity.

With this advantage the team won five games, tied "Cwo others, and lost only the one game to Radnor. Another eventful day was the play day at Beaver.

In all kinds of weather the boys of the cross country team could be seen taking their daily work-out. Their persistence was well rewarded; at the end of the season, ::>prmgIield received the Delaware County Class B ·vl"ophy.

The auditorium was frequently the scene, during after-school hours, of rehearsals for the play "Curse You, Jack Dalton". This clever one-act melodrama was presented at Springfield and -Chen at Coilingdale and at Lansdowne, where it was received with much enthusiasm.

Promises of an eventful Spring were evident in plans for the pro'duction of another play and prospects of seeing some plays in Philadelphia.

The Spri-Hian kept the students informed about the latest school activities.

The school paper boasts a circulation of five hundred copies for each of its six issues throughout the year.

The members of the Commercial Club kept the service men and women in touch with their Alma Mater. The club laid plans for the annual Spring luncheon, at which time officers for the coming year would be elected.

The fall activities were climaxed with the Thanksgiving weekend. The football f-'-····· team tied Marple-Newton 13-13 and the holiday spirit was at its height during the annual formal dance sponsored by the Student Council.

Thus our footprints were pressed I beneath the autumn leaves.

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Footprints Through the Fall

Football Senior High SCORES

SCORES Epringfield Springfield Epringfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Epringfield Springfield

14 0 33 0 7 0 6 0 13

Prospect Park Yeadon Nether Providence..

Swarthmore Lansdowne Clifton Heights Ridley Park Sharon Hill Marple Newtown

0 6 13 7 0 0

Swarthmore Lansdowne Marple Newtown Ridley Park Prospect Park Yeadon

7 0 0 19 6 18 6 42 13

Junior High Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Ep:ingfield E'.pringfield

SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL

Fir-st Row: J. Keyes, Manager; D. Hooper; J. Chalupa; J. Waltz; J. Schmidt; R. Cheyney; P. Griffith; W. Young.

Second Row: R. Soder; D. Swing; P. Hurst; G. Beitzel; J. Korn;. E. Ludman, Captain; P. Ticknor; C. Turner; L. Hope; E. Borgh; J. Fireoved; C. Wright.

Third Row: A. Jones, Coach; S. MacGrath; R. West; W. Bobinsky; M. Panczner; D. Patton; R. Hazard; W. Neil; G. Kederis; C. Fredrick; C. Frye; C. Abrahamson, Manager.

Fourth Row: L. Taylor; C. Johnson; G. Griffith; R. Doyle; H. Zachow.

7 6 6 21 .

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JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL First Row: D. Morgan; R. Ristine; J. Kierstead; R. Fisher; E. Turner; D. Steele.

Second Row: T. Andrews; R. Walkup; F. Long; W. Hazard; J. Taylor, Captain; J. Steimer, Captain; F. Brumble; K. Parker; G. Swatek; W . .schmidt.

Third Row: J. Tieser, Manager; D. Duck; W. Burdick; R. Hendrickson; E. Schreiber; B. Dreyer; L. Lowrie; N. Capper; F. Doxie; K. Eckerd; H. Arnold; W. Schopf, Coach.

Fourth Row: J. Fanelli; E. Rhoades; T. Casey; C. Andrews; W. Pancoast; E. Cottrill; T. Yarnall; J. Stanley; D. Green; F. Carr; R. Daut.

Fifth Row: S. Montgomery; E. Panczner; R. Von Glahn; J. Nessen; D. Worthington; A. Garrett; P. Hottenstein; G. Thompson; K. Mauro; R. Lewis.

Sixth Row: D. Fireoved; A. Berger; F. Harrigan; R. Adams; D. Race; R. Wittig; D. Dumigan; T. Phillips; W. Falls; A. Harman; C. Swezey.

Seventh Row: A. Sanders; J. Clift; D. Rademan; W. Stohr; C. Peifer; C. Anderson; H. Bloodsworth.

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Footprints Through the Fall Color

Guard

Band

COLOR GUARD

BAND

Color Guard: J. Bonsall; F. Hinkle; D. Cavey; P. Stewart; D. Hesser; L. McCarty.

Fi?"st Row: J. Light; E. Parris; J. Kierstead; B. Turner; J. Hilbeck; M. Bates; A. Horrox.

Majorette: B. Turner.

Second Row: E. Miller, Director; D. Fireoved; W. Durham; A. Berger; M. Abrahamson; P. Harris, Secretary; L. Rigg; R. Dallas.

Twirlers: M. L. Steele; J. Bricka; C. Sorenson; K. Leonard; S. Carlson.

Third Row: C. Swezey; K. Parker; D. Clegg; C. Reid; J. Yenney, President; D. Race; R. Park.

Fourth Row: G. Downes; W. Burdick, Custodian; P. Graefe, Librarian; J. Waterland; J. Waterland; F. Doxie; J. Taylor; R. Forrester.

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Cheer Leaders

Cross Country

CHEERLEADERS

CROSS COUNTRY

Kneeling: C. Bateman; C. Korn.

Kneeling: G. Eckerd; G. Downes.

Standing: D. Rhoades; J. Koetzle; M. E. Moore, Captain; N. J. Suplee, Captain; D. Hogg; J. Reynolds.

Standing: Mr. Schopf, Coach; D. Buehler, Manager; D. Kramer; R. Cheyney, Captain; N. Saunders; R. Howard, Manager; S. Foehl.

CROSS COUNTRY SCORES

Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield

27

23 27 27 6

West Chester Media Coatesville Williamson Upper Darby

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28 32 28 28 9

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Hockey Varsity SCORES

SCORES Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield

2 2 3 :; 2 0 3 3

Radnor Swarthmore Nether Providence..

Yeadon Ridley Park Media iMarple Newtown

3 2 0 0 1 0 0

CHfton

0

Junior Varsity Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield

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Radnor Swarthmore Nether Providence..

0 0 0 0 1 3 0

4.4

CHfton

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Ridley Park Media Marple Newtown

3 0 0

VARSITY

JUNIOR VARSITY

Kneeling: J. Yenney, Manager; B. Kirk, Asst.

Manager.

Seated: B. Wellner, Manager; J. Bonsall; M. Travers; B. Von Glahn; J. Kaehler; E. Bunting, Asst. Manager.

Standing: N. Beatty, Coach; R. Haabestad, Captain; P. J. Harris, M. Driscoll; D. Rhoades; M. E. Moore; H. Lutton; J. Hendren; J. Reynolds; B. J. Jennings; M. L. Steele; O. DeMartino; B.' Wilson.

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Kneeling: M. Burritt; E. Gregory; J. Conard; N. Scull; B. Hancock; P. Brenckman.

Standing: M. Siegle; E. Kenney; J. Bricka; C. Sorenson; J. Waterland; B. Watt, Captain; J~ Waterland; S. Iliff; B. Turner; L. Mehring; N. Beatty, Coach.

Footprints T hrough the Fall Commercial Club

Monitors

COMMERCIAL CLUB

MONITORS

Seated: C. Schmidt, Adviser; M. Panczner, Treasurer; D. Cavey, Secretary; F. Hinkle, President.

First Row: J. Koetzle; W. Bobinsky; R. Hogg; L. Hope, Chairman; J. Korn; P. Shea; G. Eckerd.

Standing: C. Plotts; M. Shead, Vice-President; L. Taylor; B. Morgan; P. Grossman; A. Duck; E. Gregory; C. Sorenson.

Second Row: E. Borgh; H. Steimer; G. Beitzel; R. Forrester; P. Litecky; R. Campbell; G. Hill; D. Stephens, Adviser.

Third Row: J. Waltz; G. Kederis; S. MacGrath.

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Spri-Hian

Dramatic Club

SPRI-HIAN

DRAMATIC CLUB

First Row: M. Driscoll; V. Hall; P. Brenckman, Associate Business Manager; M. L. Sfeele, Business Manager; J. Hendren, Editorin-Chief; M. A. Harrigan, Associate Editor; R. Haabestad; L. J. Mehring; J. Owens.

First Row: V. Hall; B. Kirk; P. Grossman, Treasurer; G. Newton, President; P. Brenckman, Vice-President; B. Hancock, Secretary; C. Durst.

Second Row: A. Maisel; P. J. Harris; N. Saunders; J. Chaya; J. Keyes; R. Soder; J. Mockler; S. MacGrath; J. Waltz; B. Rocap; J. Rossiter; S. Madeira, Adviser.

Third Row: B. Wellner; M. Seigle; S. Nessen; E. Barrett; J. Reynolds; J. Conard; F. Hinkle; B. Powell; E. Kenney; J. Patterson; A. Duck; B. Hancock.

Fourth Row: N. J. Suplee; D. Hesser; D. Cavey; N. Brumble; H. Krebs; B. Bassine; S. Iliff; P. Meneely; B. J. Jennings; J. Bricka; B. Turner; G. Newton.

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Second Row: C. Plotts; R. Haabestad; O. De Martino; L. J. Berger; B. Wilson; J. Bricka; E. Kenney; M. L. Steele; 1. Price, Adviser.

Third Row: M. Driscoll; D. Hoopes; B. Wellner; C. Faust; J. Lentz; D. Miller; M. A. Harrigan; K. Leonard; M. E. Moore; P. Malz.

Fourth Row: J. Keyes; D. Brown; C. Sorenson; H. Krebs; B. Bassine; N. Albrecht; S. Iliff; D. Swing; R. Cheyney.

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Orchestra

A Cappella Choir

ORCHESTRA

Director: E. Miller.

Violins: J. Albrecht; M. Shead, Secretary; P. Willits, Librarian; A. Heine; M. L. Bates; S. Albrecht; M. J. Sensenig; B. Willits; G. Clegg.

Cello: N. Albrecht, Vice-President.

Bass Violin: J. Schiller; N. Shenberger.

Saxaphones: J. Waterland; P. Graefe.

Clal"inet: F. Doxie.

Trumpets: D. Race; L. Rigg; M. Abrahamson.

Horns: J. Yenney; H. Zachow.

Tuba: J. Waterland.

A CAPPELLA CHOIR

First Row: L. Taylor; J. Yenney; J. L. Kaehler; D. Hesser; F. Hinkle; B. Watt; N. J. Suplee; J. Patterson; B. Turner; E. Barrett; J. Hendren.

Second Row: J. Brymesser, Director; L. J. Mehring; J. Owens; L. Faust; L. McCarty; C. Sorenson; M. Ayres; M. Shead; B. J. Jennings; B. Powell; A. Heine.

Third Row: S. Foehl; K. Stier; A. Slack; W. Steimer; N. Saunders; B. Morgan; R. Parrish; K. Toucey; M. Pancoast; M. Panczner; G. Wampler.

Fourth Row: D. Patton; G. Downes; R. Hesse; E. Borgh; G. Beitzel; G. Griffith; H. Zachow; C. Arnold; R. West; E. Ludman; T. Casey.

Piano: J. Owens; L. J. Mehring, President.

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Basketball Varsity SCORES

SCORES Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield KIWANIS Springfield Springfield

51 29

Swarthmore 39 Ridley Park 17 Nether Providence .. 22 Yeadon 23 Marple Ne¡wtown 34 Sharon Hill 31 Upper Chichester 17 Clifton Heights 3:5 Nether Providence .. 22 Yeadon 38 Alumni 44 Marple Newtown 26 Sharon Hill 36 Upper Chichester 31 Clifton Heights 33

40 23

Ridley Park Clifton Heights

29 33 33 30 24 19 41 34 34 28 36 33 29

Junior Varsity

-I Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield

8 16 18 16 26 28 32 17 22 34 37 32; 27

Swarthmore 31 Ridley Park 31 Nether Providence .. 30 Yeadon 30 Marple Newtown 41 Sharon Hill 25 Upper Chichester 14 Olifton Heights 2J Nether Providence .. 23 Yeadon 39 Marple Newtown 30 Sharon Hill 37 Clifton Heights 26

VARSITY

JUNIOR VARSITY

First Row: R. Hesse, Manager; J. Koetzle; C. Frye; S. Foehl, Asst. Manager.

First Row: Steimer.

Second Row: J. Waltz; R. Hogg; L. Hope, Captain; S. MacGrath; B. Morgan.

Second Row: W. Turner; B. Neil, Manager; R. Baxter; B. Griffith; J. Ticknor, Captain; R. Hooper; J. Taylor; D. Patton, Manager; D. Heller; R. K. Smith, Coach.

Third Row: L. Taylor; G. Beitzel; C. Turner; A. Jones, Coach.

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G. Barrett;

M. Panczner; J.

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Basketball Varsity SCORES

SCORES Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield

Nether Providence .. 14 Clifton 19 Alumnae 22 Prospect Park 23 Marple Newtown 17 Yeadon 26 Ridley Park 23

29 27 25 30 26 16 4

Junior Varsity Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield

Nether Providence .. 27 Clifton 26 Prospect Park 17 Marple Newtown 23 Yeadon 30 Ridley Park 29

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First Row: N. Beatty, Coach; J. Hendren, Captain; R. Haabestad; B. Watt; B. Powell.

First Row: M. Burritt; C. Korn; E. Barrett; M. Milner; H. Lutton.

Second Row: J. Reynolds; B. J. Jennings; M. L. Steele; B. Hancock; D. Rhoades; P. Meenely, Manager.

Second Row: J. L. Kaehler, Asst. Manager; B. J. Carr; N. Beitzel; P. J. Harris, Manager.

Third Row: J. Cockrill; L. J. Mehring; J. Bonsall; M. E. Moore, Captain; P. Brenckman; M. Driscoll; B. Rocap.

Fourth Row: F. Hinkle; J. Bricka; S. Carlson; E. Kenney; N. Beatty, Coach.

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Stage Crew

Operators' Club

STAGE CREW

OPERATORS' CLUB

R. Howard; A. J. Wentz, Adviser; L. Hope; C. Bilger; J. Sheaffer; W. Bobinsky; K. Leach; J. Keyes; D. Buehler, Captain.

First Row: H. Zachow; J. Keyes; Vice-President; D. Buehler, Secretary-Treasurer; E. Borgh; E. McNiel, Adviser.

Second Row: R. Howard, President; W. Ellershaw; J. Sheaffer; S. Levin; R. Greene; V. Mockler; P. Litecky.

Thi?'d Row: C. Abrahamson; P. Wood; M. Pancoast; M. Gifford; E. Sibole; P. Hurst.

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Second Row: Marilyn Shead; Florence Hinkle; Mary Lou Steele; Barbara Wilson; E. Sanbe, Adviser.

Third

Row: Clifford Abrahamson; Nancy Albrecht; Sally Iliff; Marion Ayres; John Keyes; Richard Soder.

Fourth Row: Leslie Taylor; Herbert Zachow.

National Honor Society The members of the Honor Society are elected on the basis of four qualities: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. On March 21, 1946, nine seniors and four juniors were honored by their reception into this national society.

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CAST Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba Paul Sycamore Mr. DePinna Ed Donald Martin Vanderhof Alice Henderson Tony Kirby Boris Kolenkhov Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby Three Men Olga

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Synopsis The entire setting of the play is the home of Martin Vanderhof in the suburbs of New York City. The Sycamores share this home with Grandpa Vanderhof and help to make it a happy-go-lucky one. Each member of the household lives according to his own desires, which include printing, snake collecting, play writing, ballet dancing, painting, and making fireworks. The only member of the family who has any regard for money is Alice, who has a position as secretary for Kirby and Company. Here she meets the young Vice-President, Tony Kirby, and they fall in love.

The action of the play reaches its climax when the Kirbys, after invited to dinner, arrive on the wrong night to find the Vanderhof in a state of high confusion. Suddenly Alice realizes that she and could never be happy together because of their entirely different grounds.

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As the Kirbys are about to leave, the entire group is arrested because one member of the Vanderhof household, Ed Carmichael, has been printing subversive matter against the United States Government. The Kirbys are very humiliated when they must spend the night in jail; but Grandpa convinces Mr. Kirby that Alice and Tony should be married, and, as the curtain falls, Mr. Kirby whole-heartedly accepts the informality of the Vanderhof home.

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TRACK

DRILL CORPS

Fir"st Row: D. Patton; A. Slack; J. Korn; J. Taylor; W. McCoy; D. Buehler; R. Howard.

First Row: R. Soder; J. Mockler; C. Abrahamson; D. Buehler, Sergeant; C. Turner; G. Hill; J. Carey.

Second Row: C. Bilger; W. Lewis; J. Korn; L. Hope; R. Forrester; D. Brown; P. Corsones; R. West; W. Bobinsky.

Third Row: A. Burnley; R. Campbell; H. Steimer, Corporal; W. Bornman, Corporal; R. Hogg; G. Eckerd; L. Taylor; G. Beitzel; J. Koetzle; D. Davison.

Fourth Row: W. Steimer; A. Joyce; R. Cheyney; P. Hurst; G. Kedris; E. Borgh; P. Shea; J. Fireoved; R. Howard; B. Morgan; J. Chaya.

Second Row: J. Keyes; B. Morgan; W. Young; H. Zachow; R. Forrester; R. Hogg; W. Moennig; C. Wright; W. Neil; F. Perkins; P. Mathews; W. Schopf, Coach.

Third Row: M. Panczner, R. Cheyney; W. Steimer; R. Hooper; C. Turner; L. Hope; W. Vaughters; H. Steimer; G. Griffith; G. Eckerd; R. Soder; R. Crawford.

Fourth Row: H. Miller; D. Kramer; P. Hurst; N. Saunders; R. Hazard; J. Waltz; S. Foehl; K. Walton; G. Downes; G. Denison; K. Toucey; F. Pancoast.

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Softba II The warm weather rolls around and once more our thoughts are turned toward softball intramurals. The boys league is composed of a team from each of the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes. Each team plays three times-making nine games in all-to decide the championship.

The girls also have a chance to shine. They have a team from each class including junior high. Each team plays until they lose and are thus eliminated from competition.

As a reward for their efforts each member of the winning teams receives a medal by the Student Council.

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MILTON L. SMITH Principal

We, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-six, being of sound mind and body on this fifth day of June wish to present these our beloved and treasured possessions to the teachers and underclassmen of our dear Alma Mater: I,-------

Clifford Abrahamson, leave my water-bucket to John Keyes.

Marion Ayres, bequeath my job of collecting attendance slips to my successor.

Elouise Barrett, will my "sax" to Joyce Daniels.

George Beitzel, leave my air cushion to Dick Doyle.

Lois Berger, offer my good-natured disposition to June Lois Kaehler.

Walter Bobinsky, leave my ability for being late to "Poot" Ticknor.

Edwin Borgh, will to "Pete" Hottenstein my ability to get along with the Physics teacher.

Walter Bornman, present my ability to pass P.A.D. to Bob Glenn.

Robert Brandhof, will my radio knowledge to any Junior operator.

David Brown, leave my perfect record to my little brother.

David Buehler, bestow my wavy hair to John Keyes.

Arthur Burnley, will my curly hair to George Kederis.

Robert Campbell, leave the keys to Sandford's car to Franklin Pancoast.

John Carey, surrender my little feet to Dick Doyle.

Doris Cavey, will my ability to get there on time (?) to June Lois Kaehler.

John Chaya, give my bow tie to Kenny Walton.

Ralph Cheyney, will to Bill Steimer my successful cross country season.

Peter Corsones, delegate my job at Lamb Tavern to "Prox".

Richard Crawford, will my skill at pool and pingpong to Sam MacGrath.

Douglas Davison, leave my private parking place at the "waterworks" to Bill Ellershaw.

Ophelia DeMartino, impart my love of Chemistry to the next victim.

Alberta Duck, leave my record-breaking telephone conversations to "Babs" Turner.

Coralie Durst, leave my "will" to whoever falls heir.

George Eckerd, intrust my wavy hair to R. K. Smith.

Louise Faust, bequeath my "gift of gab" to my sister, Carleen.

Byron Few, share my love for Mr. Weaver with "Charlie" Arnold.

Jack Fireoved, give my records to Jesse Sheaffer.

Robert Forrester, submit my laugh to the "Goof".

Calvin Frye, bequeath my helmet to next year's victim.

Robert Greene, leave my attempts to get good marks to Pete Wood.

Phyllis Grossman, surrender my smile to Joy Conard.

Ruth Haabestad, leave the radio in my car to Shirley Carlson.

Phoebe Jane Harris, bequeath my height to Barbara Watt.

Jean Hendren, leave my ability to get out of classes to B. J. Roland Herbert, pass on my bookkeeping brains to Dick Stanfield.

Robert Hesse, will my "A's" in Chemistry to some lucky Junior.

Dolores Hesser, leave my love of the Navy to Edith Kenney.

George Hill, offer my sex appeal to Bill Halberstadt.

Florence Hinkle, leave my blonde hair to Lillian McCarty.

Richard Hogg, will my A-job to anyone that wants it.

Leo Hope, leave my skill in basketball to Bruce Morgan.

Robert Howard, intrust to "Jughead" my worries over Track and the Operators' Club.

Paul Hurst, leave my place on the bench to Sam Montgomery.

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Allen Joyce, submit my card tricks to De Wig. John Koetzle, will my school record to anyone with a match.

John Korn, leave my cowboy hat to Charles Arnold.

Dean Kramer, grant to Ken Stier my ability to get the highest marks for the least amount of work.

Sidney Levin, lend my sympathy to the next owner of my Solid book.

Rudolph Liebeskind, endow to Carleton Kelly my ability to stay out of trouble.

Paul Litecky, offer to Frank Perkins one peek at my private photograph album, when no one else is around.

Edward Ludman, leave my "Bouncing Buehlah" to Mr. Weaver.

Arlene Maisel, submit my complete Latin and French translation and my sincere sympathy to the next victim.

William Masho, share with Wilfred Lewis a part of my present enthusiasm.

Lois Jane Mehring, give my "holy" hockey shoes to Janet Rossiter.

Patricia Meneely, leave my love of the Chemistry teacher to Mally Pancoast.

Verne Mockler, donate my red and black shirt to Ginny Hall.

Mary Elaine Moore, leave my cheerleader skirt to Mary Jane Travers.

June Owens, leave my athletic ability to B. J. Jennings.

Janet Patterson, pass on my ability to dance to whoever wants it.

Carole Plotts, leave my love for "Charlie" to Harold Staats.

Barbara Powell, leave my favorite song "Because" to "Dee-Dee" Rhoades.

Carol Reid, leave.

Donald Rupert, leave my broad shoulders to Dick Baxter.

Norman Saunders, offer my love of Chemistry to Bill Steimer.

Paul Shea, will my merry model "A" to "Poot" Ticknor.

Marilyn Shead, cede my "Pep Boy's license" to any Junior who can't pass the test at Upland.

Ella Singley, designate a portion of my vocabulary to Bob Foster.

Richard Soder, leave my gullibility to Ken Stier.

Mary Lou Steele, leave my hockey stick to Betsy Hancock.

Robert Steele, share my love of horses with Jim Waltz.

Harold Steimer, will my interest in athletics to my three younger brothers.

Nancy Jane Suplee, give my megaphone to Franklin Pancoast.

Daniel Swing, leave a highly polished football bench to Jim Waltz, in case he has to sit down.

Leslie Taylor, present an atomic bomb to my brother in case he ever has to take chemistry.

Louise Taylor, leave my ability to grow to my brother, Jimmie.

Marion Thomson, share my sewing ability with Carleen Faust.

Perk Ticknor, share my ability to succeed in the Navy to Terry Casey.

Charles Turner, leave my football speed to "Tarp" Doyle.

Warren Vaughters, leave my ability to win the 100 yard dash to George Downes.

Betty Lou Wellner, submit a package of "Tums" to Mr. Sabold for his indigestion.

Reed West, leave my love of the army "T" to Gil Griffith.

Barbara Wilson, will my goalie pads to Norma Scull.

Charles Wright, intrust my crow laugh to Ginny Hall.

Joanne Yenney, leave the art room to June Lois Kaehler.

Affirmed, signed, and sealed, June 5, 1946 June Owens Lois Jane Mehring

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Class Prophecy Left us for the Army did Bob Steele and Paul Shea To "left face," "shoulder arms," and "about face" ail day; But the training they get will aid the two, No matter what they decide later to do.

The next few years toward her goal she'll be striving, For Ruth wishes to be an instructor of driving.

Engineering is the field of Litecky, Hurst, and West; We're sure they are all going to do their best.

Phyllis Grossman plans to study law; The attention of judges and juries she'll draw.

Bob Green, as a pilot high up in the sky, May travel to the moon, as time goes by.

A good typist is our little "Ducky"; The boss who employs her will be very lucky.

For Steimer-West Point, and after graduation, The Army needs such men to protect the nation.

To follow in her father's footsteps, and be an M.D. Is Janie Mehring's plan-but what's her fee?

Flasks and beakers; acids, salts, and bases; As chemist, we know Levin's going places.

Bobbie Wilson aspires to be a tennis pro; That's quite a racket-(Ho, ho, ho)!

As a traveling salesman, he'll be a "rip snorter"; Dick Soder, beware of the farmer's daughter!

Flossie's going to teach home ec.; Let's hope her nerves the kids won't wreck.

Warren Vaughters a mechanic plans to be, And he'll make a good one, believe you me!

Graceful as a fairy, nimble as an elf; Into the Ballet Russe Janet will get herself.

Her nanny goats she'll be raising yet, For "Moe" plans to be a farmerette.

Forestry is Dan Swing's chosen vocation; He'll help preserve the trees of the nation.

Betty Wellner has in life but one great aimShe'll still be trying to see an Army-Navy game.

To his duties he won't have to shirk, Bob Howard wants a job with little work.

Opheiia's her name, but what's her ambition?

We know; it's to be a lab technician.

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