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ADMINISTRATION

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TRIP TO WASHINGTON

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CLASS PROPHECY

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ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS

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HAROLD C. HALBERSTADT, President

J. RAYMOND CHEYNEY, Vice-President

LESLIE L. TAYLOR

HARRIET S. MARSHALL, Secretary

FRANK H. EBY, Treasurer

GEORGE B. BEITZEL

"Look not mournfully into the Past; it comes not back again. Wisely improve the Present; it is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy Future wIthout fear and with a manly heart."-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

HARVEY C. SABOLD Supervising Principal

IIFind your niche and fill it. If it be ever so little, if it is only to be a hewer of wood and drawer of water, do something in this great battle for God and Truth."-Charles Haddon Spurgeon.

MILTON L. SMITH Principal

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ANNE W. BEATTY

SHARPLESS D. GREEN

Home Economics

Social Studies

NANCY A. BEATTY

Physical Education

SARAH

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EMMA

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HALDEMAN

English Guidance

WALTER J. HALL

Latin English

Assistant Coach Social Studies

EDITH A. BIGELOW

ESTELLE A. HEISS

English

DORRIS

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DALTON

Secretary

FRANCES J. GAMBLE

Social Studies

MARGARET G. GRAHAM

Librarian

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EDWARD S. HOTTEKSTEIN

Science

ALBERT M. JONES

Coach Social Studies

SHELDON S.

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MADEIRA

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WILBUR R. SCHOPF

Visual Education Mathematics

Physical Education

ELWOOD S. MILLER

KATHRYN N. SHRIVER

Inst1'ttment(:tl Musir.

Vocal Music

RICHARD K. SMITH EDITH J. NARBEY

Sec?·etary

Business Education Social Studies

DEAN T. STEPHENS HAZEL

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NEELY

S1Janish English

Science Mathematics

GEORGE D. THOMAS ADA M. PEEL

Home E conormcs

EDWARD T. RICHARDSON

Mathematics V ocational Guidance Science

ELVIRA H. SANBE

French Social Studies English

CHARLES C. SCHMIDT

Bttsiness Education

Mathematics Mechanical Drawing

FLORENCE

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School NUl"se

JAMES W. WEAVER

Mathematics

ALBERT J. WENTZ

Indust?"ial Arts

Maintenance

Staff

DIETITIANS ANNA BURNLEY, ANNA CAMPION, ERNESTINE BOWDEN, ANNA BACHEI'

CUSTODIANS WILLIAM GRIFFITHS, CHARLES BEWLEY, WILLIAM GILDAY

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Behind This

Annual EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

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ASSOCIATE EDITOR

Sallie Iliff

BUSINESS MANAGER .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lillian McCarty ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER

Carleen Faust

ART EDITOR

Alan Slack

PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR . . . . . .. . . . . . .. Herbert Zachow ADVISERS .. . . . . . . . Margaret Graham, George Thomas EDITORIAL STAFF-N. Albrecht, B. Watt, P. Malz, P. Graefe, G. Denison, M. Harrigan, J. Conard, G. Newton, V. Hall, J. Rossiter, B. Rocap, J. Reynolds, G. Downes.

BUSINESS STAFF-F. Perkins, R. Foster, J. Waterland, J. Waterland, P. Brenckman, C. Sorenson, D. Hoopes, D. Miller, N.

Brumble, E.

Gregory, B.

Kirk,

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E. Kenney, J. Montgomery, M. Driscoll, J. Cockrill, B. Hancock, S. Carlson, K. Leonard.

ART STAFF'----J. Kaehler, J. Bricka, J. Lentz.

PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF-M. Pancoast, B. Turner.

Mid piles of paper, paste, and ripped out hair, various m~mbers of the Scrivener staff wrote and ripped, hurried and scurried and skipped clas~es to prepare this annual.

For six months, teachers sighed and quietly burst blood vessels at the sight of empty desks and dust covered books. For a while it looked hopeless. The rather absent minded editor "mislaid" fifty-seven senior write-ups and the art editor was told he could skip only five classes a day!! Then came spring and with it hope. In a last minute rush the pages were compiled and the harried typists breathed a sigh of relief as the book was sent to press.

The staff, hereby, wishes to express its thanks to Miss Graham and Mr. Thomas, the advisers who did far more than merely advise.

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Class of 1952 SECTION ONE

First Row: R. Lennox; B. Bl'own; R. Koetzle; E. Bergner; C. Miller; G. Dirren; W. Kresge.

Second Row: B. Diffenbaugh; D. Denzler; R. Durham; G. Hewitt; F. Fleming; B. Albert; L. Diggins; E. Durst; B. Greenberg; Mrs. Beatty.

Thi?"d Row: H. Anderson; H. Grant; R. Janes; D. Irey; B. Lottel'; E. Carroll; T. Brooks; F. Masho; W. Card; J. Light.

Fourth Row: R. Georgion; J. Hoffman; A. Graeber; B. Jones; W. Driscoll; A. Charlesworth; G. Cavey; R. Hance.

SECTION TWO

Fi?"st Row: D. French; L. Jones; M. Paxson; J. Rash; C. Poole; M. Galloway; B. Rhoades.

Second Row: G. Korenko; J. Siegle; B. McCandless; N. Ryder; G. Reineger; C. Long; J. Miller; B. Messick; Miss Beatty.

Third Row: L. Glover; J. Lang; S. Oberle; B. Jones; S. Oberle; N. Light; A. Green.

SECTION THREE

First Row: F. Pigage; D. Stevenson; D. Williams; J. Vance; J. Nagy; S. Wynne; W. Walton.

Second Row: M. Studley; W. McBride; H. Walters; K. McDonald; D. Mossman; S. Small; C. ,savidge; Miss Gamble.

Third Row: K. Wolfe; W. Swatek; S. Stevens; M. J. Walter; B. Skow; L. Rose; R. Mohn.

Fourth Row: R. Wright, W. Pusey; R. Wittig; H. Reynolds; M. Thomas; D. Williams.

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Class of 1951

SECTION ONE Fir'St

Row: E. Everett; H. Bloodsworth; M. A. Fredd; D. Brown; K. GregaI'; L. Foster; S. Albrecht.

Second Row: G. Glauner; F. Berger; B. J. Hesser; W. Crothers; B. Brown; G. Haabestad; W. Hazard; B. Colvin; D. Fireoved; M. Hill.

Third

Row: Mrs. Neely; S. Fowler; A. Garrett; L. Chalupa; D. Crawford; lVI. Beatty; D. Dumigan; lVI. Fraser; P. Hottenstein.

Fourth Row: J. Fanelli; S. Fesco; E. Cottrill; J. Hoopes; N. Green; C. Hoot; J. Himelwright; W. Bosbyshell; G. Clegg; F. Conover.

SECTION TWO Fil'st

Row: L. Lowrie; M. Schick; W. Lewis; C. Morgan; S. Sieger; L. Skow; H. Whitcomb.

Second Row: L. Rigg; L. Peifer; F. Moore; M. Strain; D. Walton; N. Wiand; M. Wadlund.

Third

Row: B. Stroud; D. Willis; J. Sesher; G. Thompson; B. Willits; T. Phillips; J. Keech; K. Mauro; Mrs. Martz.

FOU1·th Row: W. Pancoast; R. Wittig; W. Jones; D. Worthington; N. Ristine; J. McCarty; B. Sanders; J. Rossiter; R. Metcalfe; E. Parris; J. Stanley; J. Speyer.

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Class of 1950 SECTION ONE

Fi?"st Row: M. Avedisian; C. Doyle; ·M. Grotz; R. Forrester; J. Conard; F. Doxie; J. Eckman.

Second Row: M. Fitzgerald; P. Brannock; P. Carroll; J. Chalupa; M. Crouse; M. Abrahamson; B. Garrett; B. Dreyer.

Third Row: A. Gregory; C. Dreyer; C. Anderson; J. Brennan; N. Capper; .R. Fisher; S. Crothers; W. Falls; W. Durham.

Fourth Row: T. Erickson; B. Gruwell; M. Bates; S. Evans; L. Gregory; Mr. Green.

SECTION TWO

First Row: K. Parker; C. Mason; S. Hutchinson; J. Kresge; A. Harman; C. Hamilton; A. Nichols.

Second Row: J. Iliff; S. Montgomery; M. McLaughlin; W. Horsey; E. Maffei; L. Morris; F. Harrigan; V. Jones.

Third Row: J. Hilbeck; E. McAlpin; J. Kierstead; P. Hurst; D. Morgan; Mr. Hall.

Fourth Row: D. Lownes; E. Panczner; B. Hall; J. Leonard; A. Horrox; J. Maisel.

SECTION THREE

Fint Row: E. Schreiber; M. VIalkup; W. Stohr; N. Shenberger, W. Schmidt; L. Weber; C. Swezey.

Second Row: W. Raker; P. Rice; G. Swatek; A. Walch; B. Richardson; D. Rademan.

Third Row: J. Stewart; R. Reiniger; R. Rankin; J. Schiller; D. Race; C. Sibole; Miss Sanbe.

Fou?"th Row: R. VonGlahn, M. Sensenig; E. Ryder; E. Robbins; R. Scull; T. Yarnall; D. Schnell; E. Rhoades.

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Class of 1949 SECTION ONE

First Row: P. Boardman; W. Burdick; P. Doyle; M. Burritt; D. Duck; J. Chibitar.

Second Row: Mr. Schmidt, N. Beitzel; D. Conrad; K. Barrett; S. Cheyney; T. Casey; D. Clegg; R. Dallas.

Third Row: F. Brumble; J. Ford; J.#Clift; N. Bleecker; F. Carr; M. Conover; S. Driscoll.

Fow"th Row: J. Duffy; E. Bunting; L. Brooks; L. Browne; B. Burton; R. Benner.

SECTION TWO

First Row: D. Hooper; G. Laurie; C. MacReynolds; C. Kelly; N. Grotz; R. Hendrickson; C. Manbeck.

Second Row: Miss Berry; R. McKee; E. MacDonald; R. Leach; D. Green; M. Hewitt; B. Jones; D. Green.

Third Row: E. Meade; J. Manera; J. Loveland; M. McCarty; M. Gregory; V. Lane; B. Lohr; B. Knaff.

Fourth Row: M. Johnson; A. Howard; J. Korenko; N. Lawson; B. Greenberg; B. Lentz; J. Huey.

SECTION THREE

Fi1"st Row: P. Willits; J. Tieser; D. Rose; L. Denk; N. Soder; C. Peifer; N. Siegle.

Second Row: J. Schwarz; J. Stevenson; D. Rademan; L. Pe€ples; R. Ristine; P. Waltz; R. Mueller.

Third Row: J. Taylor; C. Vaughters; J. Steimer; M. Norman; R. Walkup; L. Winters; A. Sanders.

Fourth Row: Mr. Thomas; B. Phillips; D. Steele; G. Milnor; J. Schriver; A. Rennie; E. Turner; J. Pancoast.

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Class of 1948 SECTION ONE

FiTSt Row: C. Connon; D. Alexander; E. Diggins; M. Blundin; G. Barrett; M. Brandhof; T. Casey.

Second Row: Mr. Jones; R. Guerin; C. Bateman; J. Goebel,; B. Car"r; J. Dixon; H. Gilday; C. Beeching.

Thi?"d Row: F. Hamilton; N. Bowman; M. Gifford; P. Griffith; H. Hancock; W. Halberstadt; J. Chalupa: Fow"th Row: P. Durst; A. Avedisian; S. Ebenbach; J. Benedict.

SECTION TWO

First Row: R. Hazard; H. Lutton; H. Staats; A. Heine; W. McCoy; H. Pilkington; F. Pflieger.

Second Row: Mr. Stephens; C. Lurwick; J. Mauro; K. Horn; P. Milnor; F. Longhurst; C. Mohr; E. Munholland.

Third Row: D. Heller; L. May; D. Patton; R. Parrish; R. Hooper; W. Neil; J. Kohl.

SECTION THREE

F-i?"St Row: M. Stohr; C. Plotts; P. Stewart; W. Young; J. Scott; J. Schmidt; H. Wynne.

Second Row: Mr. Hottenstein; V. Simcox; D. Walker; H. Schnell; M. Thomas; R. Sensenig; B. Von Glahn; E. Sibole.

Thi?"d Row: J. Sheaffer; J. Van Artsdalen; H. Ziegler; A. Sesher; J. Taylor; M. Siegle; G. Wampler; J. Wynne; W. Turner.

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"Do the truth you know, and you shall learn the truth you need to know."

-GeoTfje MacDonald

NANCY

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BEATTY

"Put away all sarcasm from your speech. Never complain.

Do not prophesy evil.

Have a good word

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-Hem·y Ward Beecher

JAMES W. WEAVER

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PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT

Officers

SAMUEL MACGRATH WILLIAM STEIMER

SECRETARy

BARBARA WATT

TREASURER

JUDITH COCKRILL

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NANCY BLETHEN ALBRECHT

Academic "Nancy" , Never flunked yet, . , look behind a cello and there she is , . , pretty hair , . , her voice can drown everybody else's out . "The Spirit" of the Honor Society.

Scrivener 4 Dramatic Club 2,3 Orohestra 2,3 (Vice-presi- Senior Play 4 Girls' Ensemble 4 dent) 4 (President) Honor Society 3,4 String Ensemble 2,3,4 Softball 3 A Cappella 4 Spri-Hian 3,4

CHARLES BERNARD ARNOLD

"Charlie" Academic The dignified type-in school!! . . . his heart belongs to his car , , . his voice adds to the bass section of the choir , .. rumor says the spirit of Edison lurks in his brain, for electricity fascinates him , .. each experiment ends with Charlie in a state of shock.

Boys' Ensemble' 2,3,4

A Cappella 2,3,4

JANET MARGARET BATIPPS

Business "Jean" Shines in shorthand ... likeable per50nality , .. oh, those men ... does some (?) sewing in Home Ec. . . . be glad to close the school doors behind her, , . future secretary, Religious Culture

RICHARD HARRISON BAXTER

"Dick" G6neral The thin man, .. that wonderful sunburn in the middle of the winter . , . has a .passion for racing trolley cars .. , daggers fly between Mr, Madeira and him , , . fills 'em up at the Esso station, Basketball 3

Track 2

CHARLES WiLLIAM BILGER

Academic "Chm'lie" Seen rushing for that black Chevie that is parked so neatly for his getaway every afternoon . . . the same black car that can be seen at the waterworkS, too ... when he's not running around at Bartlett's station, he's taking flying lessons at a nearby airport.

Football 2 Stage Crew 2,3,4 (Capt.)

Religious Culture Drill Corps 3

JEAN KATHRYN BONSALL

"Jean" Academic A dark haired lassie with plenty of appeal . . . the hours she must spend on that pompadour!. . guards the stars and stripes with her life . . . no, no, boys, she's Dink's, all Dink's.

Basketball 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Hockey 2,3,4 Dramatic Club 2

Girls' Ensemble ..

Senior Play 4 (Make-Up) Tri-Hi-Y 4 A Cappella 4

PHYLLIS IRENE BRENCKMAN

"Phyl" Academic Full of tales ... some people fall for them . involved in Spri-Hian business . . . hair that curls in damp weather ... an asset to the Health Council Latin is easy if you know the ropes.

Hockey 3,4 Basketball 3 Health Council 4 Dramatic Club 2,3

S'crivener 4 Spri-Hian 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Honor Society 4

JOAN REA BRICKA

Academic "Rea" Alias Nora Prentiss . . . fun to the nth degree . . . plans to put Mr. Varga and Mr. Petty out of business . . . original ideas come popping out at odd moments . . . peps up the Senior parties, so they're fun for everyone.

Basketball 2,3,4 Hockey 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Scrivener 4 Dramatic Club 2,3

Spri-Hian 3,4 Baseball Intramurals 3 Health Conncil 4 French Club 3 Religious Culture 3 Band 3,4

NANCY LEE BRUMBLE

"Nance" General Wiggles and giggles and charms 'em all , rations her kisses . . . geometry may be dubbed her Waterloo . . . the character of "Terry" fit like a glove-so did that smooth black dress.

Scrivener 4 Dramatic Club 4 Tri-HI-Y 4

Senior Play 4 Spri-Hlan 3,4 Religious Culture 3,4

SHIRLEY LEE CARLSON

"Shirlee" Academic Artur Rubinstein, II masculine interest in the class of '42 . . , twirls with two batons! ... come hither eyes , .. two wheeled Carlson.

Basketball 3,4 Band -3,4 Orchestra 3,4

Scrivener 4 Religious Culture 3 Senior Play 4 (Usher) A Cappella 4

JUDITH COCKRILL

"Judy" Academic Sparkling eyes . . . smooth complexion . that British accent! . . . piles of money surround her ... remember, boys, her heart's in Tennessee.

Dramatic Club 4 Religious Culture 3,4 Class Officer (Treasurer) Senior Play 4 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3 Student Council 2,3,4 Scrivener 4 (Treasurer) Softball Intramurals 2 Honor Society 4

ELINOR JOY CONARD

"Joy" Academic One of those few who really studies .. seen around town with a certain Mr. K. . . . plans to be a second Florence Nightingale. a prettier member of the Honor Society is hard to find.

Dramatic Club 2,4 Spri-Hi'an 3,4 Scrivener 4

Religious Culture 3,4 Hockey 2,3,4 (Capt.-J.V.) Senior Play (Usher) 4 Honor Society 4

GEORGE ROSS DENISON

"George" Academic Happy go lucky guy ... track enthusiast ... plants weren't the only things raised in the Denison's nursery. . interested in planes- .

Pete does the flying.

Track 2,3,4 S,tage Crew 4

Football 2 Religious Culture 3,4 Scrivener 4

GEORGE QUIGLEY DOWNES, III

"Quig" Academic Don't let the long title scare you-he's really a swell guy . . . speed demon on the track . . . has his troubles with Mr. Ho'ttenstein . . . friend to all-almost.

Band 2,3,4 A Oappella 2,3,4 Cross Country 3,4

Track 2,3,4 Religious Culture 3 Varsity Club 3,4 Scrivener 4

RICHARD DOYLE

"Torp" Academic One fellow whose hair is always combed ... someone must keep the bench from catching cold during football season! . . . a real heman! !! . . . Cougars' desks too small.

Monitor 3,4 Football 2,3 Basketball 2,3,4

Track 2 Religious Culture 3,4 Stage Crew 4

MARGARET ANNE DRISCOLL

"Muggs" Academic A hockey stick could well be her trademark 路 .. picks the boys from out of town seen swishing by in her merry Oldsmobile cute little character.

Basketball 2,3,4 Health Council 4 Sprl-Hlan 2,3,4 Dramatic Club 2,3,4 Scrivener 4

Hockey 2,3.4 (Captain) Religious Culture 4 Senior Play 4 (Make-Up) Baseball 2,3,4 Honor Society 4

GEORGE FORESMAN DUNCAN "Dunc" General Tall, dark, and sleepy . . . fatal fascination in Upper Darby . . . firmly believes in the old maxim, a boy's best friend is his car 路 . . ambition in life to make money路 in hi!' sleep.

Stage Crew 4

Track 2

WILLIAM ELLERSHAW, III

"Bill" General Seen cruising the highways on his motorcycle . . . smiles infrequently-but when he does!! . . . jerks the sodas at Whit~ey's lacks enemies.

Operators' 'Club 3 Stage Crew 4 Religious Culture 3,4

PHYLLIS CARLEEN FAUST

"Ca.rleen" Business Peaches and cream complexion . . . did a good job in Lil's place ... always loaded down with Ken's masterpieces . . . sweet as they come.

Trl-HI-Y 4 Senior Play 4 (Program Chairman)

Scrivener 4 (Asst.

Business Mgr.) Drama,t1c Club 3,4

GUY STRATTON FOEHL

"Strat" Academic Seen giving the track a good workout ... future man in white ... oh, that handwriting 路 . . adds his wisecracks to the confusion of choir ... makes many a mess in chern. lab.

A Cappella 3,4 Cross Country 3 .

Basketball 3 (Manager) Boys' Ensemble 2,3 Track 2,3

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ROBERT WILLIAM FOSTER "Bob" General Hails from the coal mines a really smooth dancer! ... heart interests in and out of Springfield talents center around shop work.

Football 2,3,4

Scrivener 4

CARL FREDRICKS "Head" General The shy type football hero completely immune to girls is he always home studying English? . . . monitor's post in front of Pal ( ?) Madeira's room.

Football 3.4 Student Gouncil 4 Monitor 4

Religious Culture 4 Softball Intramurals 3.4 Varsity Glub 4

ROBERT ELWOOD GLENN "Hen" General Former Powers' model . . . Chesterfield boy ... one of the inseparable three ... saws fingers in shop . . . loves to drive out Sproul Road.

Football 4

Student Council 4

PAUL ALBIN GRAEFE "Gr'avy" General Has Poppa-appeal . . . future General Motors' designer ... blows his hot air into the Sax ... keeps to the left while driving!! finds Freshmen "interesting".

Band 2,3,4 (President) Operators' Club 4 Orchestra 3,4 Dance Band Senior Play 4

ESTHER RUTH GREGORY "Greg" General "Her kingdom for a horse" ... breaks tradition-wears slacks to school . . .' thankful for Media's proximity . . . asset to the TriHi-Y. Hockey 2,3 Dramatic Club 4

Tri-Hi-Y 4 Commercial Club 3 Scrivener 4

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F. GILBERT GRIFFITH

Academic "Gil" Seen everywhere, at any time regulates traffic on the south landing takes an active part in football and basketball ... keeps the discus whirling ... he sings, too!! . . . a good vice-president for the Student Council.

Boys' Ensemble 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Spri-Hian 2 Basketball 2,3,4 Monitor 4 Track 2,3,4 ,Softball Intramurals 2,3,4 A Cappella 2,3,4 (President) Student Council 2,3,4 (Vice-President)

VIRGINIA HALL

Academic "Ginny" Five fascinatin' feet of "femme fatale" ... natural waves never need curlers ... "the chocolate angel" . . . wiggles and giggles . . . size 4 shoe ... heart's been cracked but never broken ... pocket edition but not a carbon copy.

Dramatic Club 2,3,4 (President) Spri-Hian 3,4 Senior

Honor Society 4 Scr,ivener 4 Student Council 4 Play 4

WALTER HALL

"Hally" Academic Our new, tall, dark and handsome senior . an all-round athlete . : . 'always makin' with the jokes ... a transfer from Shamokin, the Paradise of Pennsylvania, Football 4

Basketball 4

BETSY ANN HANCOCK

"Betsy" Academic In hockey and basketball she can be seen full of fight . . . Pete occu'pies a lot of free 'time . . . selling wallets is her specialty .. matter of fact, happy go lucky personalIty. no worries.

Hockey 2,3,4 Spri-Hian 3.4 Softball 3 ' Basketball 2,3,4 Scrivener 4 Dramatic Club 2,3.4 Softball Intramural 2,3,4

MARY ANN HARRIGAN

"jJllary Ami" Academic An Irish red-head without a temper! . . . hurries and scurries to keep the Spri-Hian going . . . likes 'em all, loves just one . . . laughing blue eyes. . girls are catty?-not this one!?

Sprl-Hian 2,3,4 (Editor) Dramatic Club 2,3.4 Class Officer 2 (VicePresident) Tri-Hi-Y 4

Scrivener 4 Religious Culture 3 Softball Intramurals 2 Honor Bociety 4 Senior Play (Usher) 4

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DOROTHY MILDRED HOOPES

"Dot" Eusiness Piano virtuoso ... friend to Mr. Schmidt ... an aid (?) to her father's lumber company ... heart jumps at the sound of the word "Joe".

Scrivener 4

Senior Play 4 (Make-Up) Dramatic Club 3,4

SARAH B. ILIFF

"Sallie" Academic Friendly eyes ... no sweets-no blemishes . the steadying influence on the Scrivener staff . . . Marines marched away and her heart with them only worry-La lin.

Dramatic Club 2,3 Honor Society 3,4 A Cappella 4 Hockey 2,3,4 Scrivener 4 (Associate Spri-Hian 2,3,4 Editor) Senior Play 4 (Prompter) Girls' Ensemble 4

BETTY JANE JENNINGS

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Academic Sports queen ... one of the few gals who looks well in slacks . . . keeps 'em all in a whirl ... future gym teacher.

Senior Play 4 (Stage Crew) Hockey 2,3,4 Student Council 2,3 Dramatic Club 2

Health Council 4 Spri-Hian 2,3 Basketball 2,3,4 (Captain) A Cappella 3 Softball 2,3,4

JUNE LOIS KAEHLER

"Goon" Academic Artistic temperament . . . down in the dumps or floating on a cloud . . . theme song "The Old Lamplighter" . . . Cougar High's nightingale . . . if Mr. Jones would only stop embarrassing her.

Hockey 2,3,4 Basketball 3 (Manager) A Oappella 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 (Usher) Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4 French Club 2,3 Sof-tball Intramurals 2 iSpr,i-Hian 4 (Art Editor) Scrivener 4

GEORGE PENN KEDERIS "Mom"

General Football champ . . . had a mysterious interest in attending Senior play rehearsals . . . that black, black hair! . . . co-captain of Springfield High's police force.

Senior Play 4 (Stage crew) Varsity ¡Club 3,4 (President)

Football 2,3,4 Track 2 Monitor 2,3 (Co-Captain) Drill Corps 2

MARIE EDITH KENNEY

"McKenney" Academic A real character, with natural curly hair . the big attraction in Marple-Newtown is Dick . . . loves some of her teachers . . . the Big Wheel at the head of the Health Council.

Senior Play 4 (Usher) Health Council 4 (President) Dramatic Club 3,4 Hockey 2,3,4

Basketball 2,3,4 Scrivener 4 Religious Culture 4 Spri-Hian 2,3,4 Softball Team 3

GLADYS DOROTHY KIMMEL

"Dot" General Blinds the senior~girls with her flashing "rock" goes up to see the "finance" every week-end "Sorry, can't read it, forgot my glasses" loves to bowl.

Senior Play 4 (Programs)

Softball Intramurals 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 4

BARBARA EDITH KIRK

"Ki?'k" Business "How 'bout a soda, jerk?" . . . her motto is "Never Worry" . . . no curlers either, the lucky gal . . she is a true R. C.?? . she doesn't take substitutes, she want the real.-----?.

Dramatic Club 3 Spri-Hian 3,4

Scrivener 4

Hockey 3,4 (Manager)

S'crivener 4 Senior Play 4 Basketball 2

HELENE KREBS

"Deanie" Academic The gullible but capable editor of the Scrivener ... seen running in circles, looking for something she lost ... lots of fun loves to collect Mr. Hall's attendance slips her soul is pu-ah white.

Dramatic Club 2.3 Health Council 4 Spri-Hian 2,3,4 A Cappella 4 Religious Culture 3,4 Girls' Ensemble 4 Softball Team 3 Softball Intramurals 2 Scrivener 4 (EdltorSenior Play 4 in-chief) Attendance Officer 4 Honor Society 4

KENNETH LEACH

"Ken" General Mr. Fix-it . . . knows his short story writers and what they can do . . . capable of a super polish job . . ". an A-l Stage Crew member . . . the Shop will surely fold up after June 11.

Stage Crew 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 (Lighting) Track 2 (Manager) Dramatic Club 2 Religious Culture 4

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JACQUELINE LEE LENTZ

"Jackie" l1cademic Dotes on Mr. Madeira . . . seen dashing around the halls collecting little white slips . . . is not averse to a little joke. now and then ... her two loves-food and Dean.

Attendance Officer 4 Girls' Ensemble 4 ~terivener 4 Dramatic Club 2,3 Senior Play 4 Softball 2 A Cappella 4

MARY KATHERINE LEONARD

"Kitty" Academ'ic Frank but not Ernest . . . high-struttin' twirler ... willingly provides party-space for the noisy Seniors ... Katherine Hepburn (??) the second.

Band 3.4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Religious Culture 3,4

Senior Play 4 (Usher) Dramatic Club 3.4 Scrivener 4 Softball 3

WILFRED LEWIS, JR.

"Will" Academic Developed a sudden interest in music sophomore variety ... your eyes hurt? Guess who's shirt ... whiz in Trig ... makes himself at home anywhere.

Student c;ouncil 4 Drill Corps 3 Religious Culture 3

LILLIAN MARY McCARTY

Business "Lil" One gal who looks good in braids . . . adores diamonds . . . courage is one thing she'll never lack ... and of course an interest in things masculine.

Band 2.3,4 Religious Culture 3 A Cappella 2,3,4 Girls' Ensemble 2.3,4 Scrivener (Business Manager) 4

SAMUEL ASHBROOK MAcGRATH

"Campus-boy" General Hikes 'em in from the center-taps 'em in the basket ... seen in front of the officemonitor, of course!! . . . "Never a spare moment" could well be his slogan.

Football 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Basketball 2.3.4 Student Council 2,3 (Co-captain) Sen.ior Play 4 Monitor 2,3,4 (Co-captain) Softball 2,3,4 Class Officer 4 Spri-Hian 2,3 (President) Religious Culture 3,4 Hpalth Council' 4

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WILLIAM C. McLAUGHLIN.

"Mick" General Keeps the P.A.D. class rollin' . . . loyal supporter of the teams through thick and thin ... sharp dresser ... "better late than never" -his slogan.

Drill Corps '2

E'enior Play 4 (Stage Crew)

PHYLLIS MALZ

"Carrot-top" Academic Little pug nose to go with that flaming hair . . . made a beautiful (?) bride in the "Coon Town Wedding" ... face that blew the fuse ... seen cutting Home Ec. Dramatic Club 2,3,4 (Librarian) Scrivener 4

Religious Culture 4 Senior Play 4 (Usher) French Club 2,3

RICHARD M,ASHO

"Mash" General Brown eyes that sparkle . . . girl shy~ they say!! ... could eat pies from morning 'til night . . . plans. to spend life digging "the good earth".

Football 3,4 Track 4

Baseball Intramurals 2,3,4 Religious Culture 4 Basketball 2,3

PAUL MATTHEWS

"Paul" General Short, dark, and cute . . . trumpet talent adds grey hairs to Harry James' head . . . picks the small no-economy size . . . Martel's Jack of all hades. seen leaving school-':'at frequent intervals.

Track 4

Base¡ball Intram urals 4

PROXTEL MATTHEWS "P'rox"

Academic That black wavy hair:!! ... studied Spanish but it was' '.'all Greek to him" ... swishes from school on his motorcycle ... seen taking it on the Lamb.

Track 2,3,4

Operators' Club 4

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DORIS AGNES MILLER Business "Doris" Cute kid-figuratively speaking ... Doris, Esther, and Dot-the Three Musketeers . . . sold hot dogs on Turkey Day ... never late in spite of the distance she must travel.

Scrivener 4

Dramatic Club 2 Senior Play 4 (Make-Up)

BEATRICE T. MOLYNEAUX "Bea" General' Smooth clothes clothe a smooth figger ... friend to all, foe to none ... heart follows the Army ... quiet type ... her last name could be used as a tongue exercise for the French classes.

Religious Culture 3, 4

Senior Play 4 (Make-Up)

JACQUELINE ANN MONTGOMERY "Jacque" Business Through the years sticks to Tangee "nat'ural"-looks good, too! girls envy that famous pendant collection seen across from the office-taking picture orders . . . avid movie fan.

Dramatic Club 4 Senior Play 4 (Program)

Scrivener 4 Religious Culture 4

BRUCE BURRIS MORGAN "B?'uce" Academic Champion dribbler . . . "The Old Lamplighter" recalls fond memories . . . friend to the "Deacon" ... one-third of the Barbershop Trio ... those campaign speeches!! ... poor old hen-pecked Bruce.

Basketball 2,3.4 (Co-Captain) Track 3 Monitor 4

Footbal1 4 Studen,t Council 3,4 (President) Varsity Club 3,4 Senior Play 4

GWENDOLYN NEWTON "Gwen" Academic Oh, those eyes!! ... a natural born actress ... uses her talent to keep 'em all amused ... likes blondes, but brunettes wjll do ... steals the shows fpe Dra!Uatic ahJ.~ puts on.

Scrivener 4 DI1j.Illatic Club 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 (Usher) S:pri-lJian 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 4

S. FRANKLIN PANCOAST

Academic "Ghandhi" Appreciates beauty-feminine style . . . "know what I mean 7" . . . monitor's post in upper corridor-center of activities . . . daily nap in English class-too much night life.

Football 3 Track 3,4

Monitor 4 E'enior Play 4

MALACHI SLOAN PANCOAST

'''Mally'' Academic Those soulful eyes!! . . . holds up tenor section of the choir . . . loves 'em all!! . . . never forgets ,a birthday . . . "George MacIntyre" created just for him . . . one of two male seniors to make the Honor Society.

Basketball 4 (Manager) Scrivener 4 A Cappella 2,3,4 Boys' Ensemble 2,3,4 Religious Culture 3,4 Dramatic Club 2 Senior Play 4 Operators' Club 3,4 Honor Society 4

MARTIN B. PANCZNER

"Marty" Academic Casanova!! . . . behind the curtains at Senior Play practice-ya hoo baby! . . . sight of his ducks waddling about causes people to swear off the drink ... basketball champ fixes flats.

Football 3 Track 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Band 2

A Cappella 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3 Religious Culture 4 Commercial Club 3 Senior Play 4

FRANK PERKINS

"Frank" Academic Math whiz . . . seen leisurely cutting classes . . . a voice ( !) in the bass section of the choir ... gives 'em all a tumble ..•' burns up the track in the spring . . .

Football 2.4 A Cappella 4 Religious Culture 3,4 Senior

Track 2,3,4 Boys' Ensemble 4 Scrivener 4 Play 4

JOAN WHITE REYNOLDS

"Joan" General Feature attraction at basketball games ... just a friendly (7) interest in "Hen" ... a cheerleader with plenty of sparkle . . . hair that curls in damp weather.

Cheerleader 2,3,4 Hockey 2,3,4 Religious Culture 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Spri-Hian 3 Scrivener 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Dramatic Club 2,4 Commercial Club 2,3 Senior Play 4 (U~her) Baseball Intramurals 2,3,4

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Academic "De De" Makes a cute chief cheerleader . . . helps make her sharp clothes look sharper . . . reason why Jack drives "The Blue Beetle" with one hand .. there's no sport in which she doesn't excel.

Hockey 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 A Cappella 2,3 Softball 2,3

Spri-Hian 2,3 Health Council 4 Dramatic Club 2 Cheerleader 2,3,4

BARBARA ROCAP

"Bobbie" Academic If we could only look like she does without lipstick ... has to use an extra cushion to see out of the windshield of her Olds always has a finger in Tri-Hi-Y affairs likes her men out of town.

Student Council 2 Tri-Hi-Y 4 (VicePresident) Basketball 2,3

Spri-Hian 3,4 S'crivener 4 Senior Play 4 (Properties) Religious Culture 3

JANE ELIZABETH ROSSITER

"Jan" Academic A sunny little blonde with a smile for all ... oh, but it seems so long between the weekends He gets home ... between Dramatic Club and Chemistry, plus other activities (!!) she's pretty busy.

Religious Culture 3 Spri-Hian 3 Dramatic Club 4 Scrivener 4

Senior Play 4 (Prompter) Tri-Hi-Y 4 Basketball Intramurals 2,3 Hockey 4

NORMA MAE SCULL

"Scully" General Always has to put the roast on . . . her feet have kicked many a hockey ball from the goal ... a baseball slugger ... what's the big attraction at the gas station??

Hockey 2,3 Religious Culture 3,4 Softball 2,3

Scrivener 4 Basketball Intramurals 2,3 Dramatic Club 4

ALAN PAUL SLACK

"Slackie" Academic Bing's only sport-shirt rival . . . artiste supreme . . . plays the piano too . . . painted the Senior Play scenery and then got hIS mugg in front of it.

Senior Play 4 Spri-Hian 4 ~crivener 3,4 (Art Editor) Band 2 Monitor 4

Stage Crew 4 Health Council 4 Track 2,3,4 Cross Country 4, A Cappella 2,3 Boys Ensemble 2,3

CAROLE JEAN SORENSON

"Carole" Business Tall blonde and willowy would make a nice model she likes 'em tall, dark, and handsome sings a nice soprano and twirls a skillful baton.

A Cappella 2,3,4 Hockey 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Trio 4 Dramatic Club 2,3 Scrivener 4 Senior Play 4 (Usher)

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RICHARD STANFIELD

"Dick" General The strong silent type . . . that black, black hair . . . he and Kirkie hold chummy little tete-a-tetes in English.

Football 2.4 Softball 2,3,4

Drill Corps 2 Religious Culture 2 Varsity Club 2

WILLIAM F. STEIMER

"Bill" Acacdemic Track enthusiast, but a certain redhead wishes he didn't have to go to bed so early on account of it . . . a good egg . . . good bass voice, too.

Track 2,3.4 Cross Country 2,3,4 A Cappella 2,3,4 Stage Crew 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Senior Play 4

Boys' Ensemble 2,3,4 Religious Culture 3 Drill C'orps 3 Scrivener 4 Class Officer 4 (Stage Crew)

KENNETH GAILLARD STIER, JR.

"Ken" Academic "88 Keys" . . . can really pound out the melodies . . . any day now he'll blow up the chern lab and Jan along with it ... little guy with big ideas.

A Cappella 3,4 Boys' Ensemble 2,3,4 Track 4

Senior Play 4 Scrivener 4 Softball Intramurals 3

FRANKLIN ARTHUR TEMPLIN

"Temp" Academic Oh, brother, that car!! ... maybe he looks like Frank Sinatra, but does he sound like it?? . quite the guy on a dance floor.

Drill Corps 2,3

JOHN S. TICKNOR

"Poot" General Mechanical mastermind . . . gentlemen prefer blondes, so does "Poot" ... seen at the other end of a kiss . . . plans to march with Uncle Sam. Football 3 Basketball 3,4 Religious Culture 4 Varsity

Monitor 4 Stage Crew 4 Sof.tball Intramurals 2,3,4 Club 4

KEITH 1. TOUCEY

"Toucey" Academic Mamma's boy?? ... flirts with all the girls -never does anything about it ... minds his brother (?) on Friday nights.

A Cappella 2,3,4 Boys' Ensemble 2,3,,, S'enior Play 4

Track 2,3 Monitor 4

MARY JANE TRAVERS

"M.J." Academic Short and cute . . . seen whizzing up the hockey field ... a peppy cheerleader ... loves to wear spike heels so she'll be tall enough for her men.

Hockey 2,3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Girls' Ensemble ..

Spri-Hian 2 Health Council 4 Softball Intramurals 2 Scrivener 4

BARBARA EATON TURNER

"Babs" Academic A photographer's dream super-smooth majorette . . . mellow soprano queen bee attracts the workers ... at home on the hockey field ... the Student Council Scribe.

Hockey 3,4 S,tudent Council 3,4 (Secretary) A Cappella 3,4 (Secretary) Basketball 4 (Manager)

Girls' Ensemble 3,4 Spri-Hian 3,4 Scrivener 4 Band 2,3,4 (Majorette) Senior Play 4 (Usher) Softball Intramurals 4

SARA RUTH VARGUES

"Sa?'a" GeneTal - Business Perfect punctuation .. what goes on at the Media Woman's Club??

Miss Haldeman's private secretary learns self-improvement in the Tri-Hi-Y.

KENNETH R

WALTON

"Kenny" Academic A real blo~de ... has a special interest in Media . . . seen loafing around . a speed demon on the track ... gives some (?) support to the bass section.

Football 2,4 Track 2,3,4 A Cappella 4

Varsity Club 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Intramural Baseball 3,4 Boys' Ensemble 2,4

FRANK HUB;ER WALTZ, JR

"Frank" Academi~ Once seen in Navy Blues . . . kept track of football equipment ... loafs at his monitor post ... has a hand in the stage crew ... that voice.

Football 4 (Manager) Stage Crew 4 Senior Play 4 (stage Crew) Monitor 4 Operators' Club 4

JAMES BRANNAN WALTZ "Jim" Academic Triple-threat on the gridiron . . . tops them on the basketball court with equal skill . , . a steady man . . . class president, exofficio ... a future "Man With The Hoe".

Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Class Officer 2,3 (President)

Health Council 4 Monitor 3,4 Stage Crew 4 Soft-ball 2,3,4 Student Council 2,3

JEAN CATHERINE WATERLAND

"Twin" Academic Spends her summers counseling at camp ... is seen with her double ... has trouble with spelling teaches the younger generation to swim cuts study to lend Mrs. Beatty a helping hand.

Orchestra 2,3 Band 2,3,4 Hockey 3,4

Tri-Hi-Y 4 Scrivener 4 Senior Play 4 (Programs)

JOAN CAROLYN WATERLAND

"Joan" Academic Tootles her sax ... has no heart interest as yet future camp director ... the outdoor type worries through chemistry.

Hockey 3,4 Orchestra 2,3 Band 2,3,4

Scrivener 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Senior Play 4 (Programs)

BARBARA JEAN WATT

Aca,demic "Wattie" In sports, you name it and she'll play it . sparkling blue eyes, , , A Wagner fan, , . knits anywhere ... a giggle that bursts forth at the least provocation.

Dramatic Club 2 Hockey 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 (President) A Cappella 4 (Treasurer)

Girls' Ensemble 3,4 Scrivener 4: Class Officer 4 (Secretary) Religious Culture 3,4 Senior Play 4 (Make-Up) Honor Society 4

JOHN EDWARD WILLITS "John" GeneTal Apparently the quiet type-until the fire whistle blows . , , on his return he smells of smoke, so he must have been to a fire . , . a car's innards fascinate him. mage Crew 4 Religious Culture 4 Senior Play 4 (Stage Crew)

PETER WOOD

"Pete" Academic It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Pete!! , , , still hasn't out-talked R. K. , , , spends his evening's studying P.A.D.??? sky-minded.

Operators' Club 3.4

Spri-Hian 3

HERBERT HENRY ZACHOW

"Herbie" Academic Muscle man (he gets 'em from pushing his various cars) , , , always running movies or record machines .. , "But, Herb, how do you get in the car?" , , , does a good job when he has to.

Football 2,3 A Cappella 2,3,4 Operators' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 (President) Student Council 4 Track 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Orchestra 2,3 Scrivener 4 (Photography Band 2 Ed.) Boys' Ensemble 2.3,4

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Professor McIntyre PAUL GRAEFE Mrs. McIntyre PHYLLIS BRENCKMAN George ilIlcIntyre MALACHI PANCOAST Lula . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. HELENE KREBS Vivian NANCY ALBRECHT l. Elsie BARBARA KIRK Brian Stanley HERBERT ZACHOW Terry McIntyre NANCY BRUMBLE Bert Par"sons KENNETH WALTON Dutch FRANKLIN PANCOAST Pete ALAN SLACK Stewart Miller" KEITH TOUCEY Mr-s. Miller" JACQUELINE LENTZ Mildr'ed JOAN BRICKA Jane JUDY COCKRILL Diane VIRGINIA HALL Extra Boys FRANK' PERKINS, KENNETH STIER, SAM MAC GRATH Prompter's SALLIE lUFF

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SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEES Properties:

Jim Waltz (Chairman); Gil Griffith; Bruce Morgan.

Make-Up: Muggs Driscoll (Chairman); M. Panczner; Jean Bonsall; Barbara Watt.

Programs: Carleen Faust (Chairman); Sara Vargues; J. Waterland; J. Montgomery; Norma Scull; Dot Kimmel.

Lighting: Alan Slack (Chairman); Ken Leach; Herbert Zachow; George Duncan. stage Crew: Alan Slack (Chairman); John Willets; Jack Ticknor; Bob Glenn; George Kederis; Bill Stiemer; Bob Foster; Dick Doyle.

Ushers: Carole Sorenson; Betsy Hancock; Joy Conard; Barbara Turner; M. J. Travers; Delores Rhoades; Edith Kenney; Shirlee Carlson; M. A. Harrigan; Joan Reynolds; Phyllis Malz; Kitty Leonard.

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WESTERN UNION JUNE 1, 1957 CLASS OF '47 YOU ARE 'INVITED TO REUNION STOP OUR HOME STOP JUNE 11, 1957 STOP R.S.V.P. DON AND DONNA 1947.COUGAR LANE SPRINGFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA

Hope To Be There Stop European Trains Unreliable Stop Happy Reunion N. B. Albrecht Will Be There If Doctor Permits Stop Lab Blew Up Yesterday C. X. Arnold Ph.D., N.C., S.W., A.K.· Will Be There Stop Bringing Boss Too Janet Batipps Can Make It Stop Will Supply Cigarettes For Party Baxter Can't Come Stop Finally Got Pinched Stop Must Appear In Court Charlie Bilger Will Come Stop Please Provide Nursery For Dink, Junior Jean Can't Be There Stop I Take Veil Tuesday Sister Phyllis Irene Can Just Make It Stop Night Club Closes Monday Joan Rea (Nora) Can Come Stop Will Bring Prospect Stop Hopes Of Matrimony Nance Sorry Stop Carnegie Hall Concert Tuesday Shirlee Can't Come Stop Second Honeymoon In England Stop Have Fun Judy Koetzle Will Try To Be There Stop Been Nursing Jack Through Pneumonia Joy K. Accept With Pleasure Stop Will Bring Donna Turnip Corsage George Denison Have To Refuse Stop Been Promoted To Night Watchman Quigley Will Fly East Stop Discovered New Oil Well R. Torpedo Doyle Love To ·Come Stop Will Postpone Hockey Game Muggs Will Come Stop -Quitting Bedtester Job Stop Too Much Work Dunc Be There Stop Have To Walk Stop Wrecked Motorcycle Ellershaw Can't Make It Stop Ken Indisposed Stop Fell In Lathe Carleen and Ken

Can Come Stop Patient Died Yesterday Strat Will Come Stop Be On Crutches Stop Broke Ankle In Jitterbug Contest Foster Can't Get Out Stop Girls Surrounding House Head Will Be There With Spurs On Stop Can't Get Them Off Esther Hope To Finish Dishes In Time Stop No Dough For Meal Hen Will Come Stop Don't Mind Bandages Stop Caught Finger In Sax Graefe Be There Stop Will Bring Harem Sultan Griffith Trying To Make It Stop Looking For Baby-Sitter Ginny and Paul No Can Do Stop Start Shooting New Picture Monday Heart-Throb Hall Try To Get Wash Done Stop Pete Still Out Of Work Betsy Will Fly" On From Reno Stop Just Divorced Fifth Husband Countess Marie Ana Short Of Cash Stop Will Pawn Wedding Ring For Fare Dot Hoopes Will Come With Husband Stop Finally Caught Brunette Sallie Sorry Stop Just Crashed New Plane Sky-Babe Jennings Will Come Separately Stop Just Had Another Fight June and Bruce Will Close Beauty Shop For Occasion Monsieur Kederis Can't Come Stop Water-Logged McKenney Can't Be There Stop Celebrating Tenth Wedding Anniversary Dot Wish I Could Come Stop Look Fifth· From End In Stork Club Chorus Line Kirk

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Won't Be There Stop Entertaining Muhlenberg Alumni Jan Will Be There Stop Must Leave Early To Put Roast In Oven Norma Stuck In Car Stop Crosley Shrank In Cloudburst Herb Coming Stop Will Bring Models Along Michaelslackelo Can't Make It Stop See Cover June Police Gazette Stop Fashion Show Tuesday Carole Hope To Make It Stop Try To Get Garbage Collected

By Tuesday Stanfield Unable To Be Present Stop Still Counting Collection The Very Reverend Wm. Steimer Coming Stop Send Van For Piano Stop Can't Leave It Fingers Stier Will Be There Stop Joyce Will Stay With Kids Poot Will Come If Nora Comes Stop Still Chasing Her Tired Toucey Sinatra Sick Stop Must Take Over Temp Will Be There But Airsick Stop Running Elevator In Empire State M. J. Won't Be There Stop Singing Commercial For Mrs. Fishback's Noodle Soup The Verce Turner Be There Stop Byrd's Expedition Gets Back Friday Stop Bringing Penguin Sara Can't Make It Stop Police Hot On Trail For Latest Robbery Six Gun Walton Coming Stop Will Bring New Piglets Farmer Waltz Can Just Make It Stop Camp Doesn't Open Til Next Week The Twins Stuck In Hawaii Stop Joined Hula-Hula Girls Swivel-Hip Wattie Coming Stop Will Bring' Sodas For All Stop Same Old Job Willits Be There Quick Stop Flying In On Atomic Rocket Ship Pete

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SENIOR Bruce Morgan, President; Mr. Smith, Adviser.

First Row: J. Cockrill, T rea surer; G. Griffith, Vice-President; B. Turner, Secretary; H. Zachow; N. Beitzel; W. Young.

Second Row: F. Carr; v,.

Hall; M. Siegle; A. Rennie; W. Jones; B. J. Carr.

Third Row: W. Lewis; N. Soder; J. ,steimer; W. Neil; C. Fredricks, Parliamentarian; R. Glenn, Sergeantat-Arms.

JUNIOR First Row: K. Parker, President; Mr. Richardson, Adviser; M. Crouse, Secretary; F. Harrigan, Treasurer; R. Fisher, Vice-President. e¡econd Row: R. Reineger; M. Paxson; E. Durst; J. Lang; E. McAlphin; B. Skow; J. Rossiter; D. Wittig.

Third Row: E. Schreiber, Sergeant - at - Arms; H. Whitcomb; B. Crothers; B. Driscoll.

SENIOR Every Monday morning the familiar: "Meeting will come to order" began another session for the hard working council.

Iil one corner an excited group, led by enthusiastic Don, heatedly discussed the Turnabout Dance.

Donna and her bosom pal wrote honor roll cards.

Other members industriously worked out important det~ils for various projects.

JUNIOR The Junior Student Council was a powerful force in governing the three lower grades of Cougar High this year. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Richardson, the council won well-earned recognition for their projects ani social activities in the Junior High. Congratulations to the members of the council and their fine president, Barney Parker, under ¡whose leadership a successful year was experienced.

After a year of such successes as the Thanksgiving Dance, dance.s after sports events, the Saturday Morning Club, Hie boy-girl hockey game, the Turnabout Dance, and May Day, the council deserves a word of praise.

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Honor

Society

Seated: C. Beeching; B. Watt; S. Iliff; H. Zachow; N. Albrecht; H. Krebs; W. Halberstadt.

Standing: M. Driscoll; Miss Berry, Adviser; J. Conard; P. Brenckman; M. Pancoast; J. Cockrill; P. Milnor; P. Stewart; J. L. Kaehler; M. Harrigan; Mr. Weaver, Adviser; V. Hall.

On a bright spring morning in March, aspnoms were distributed to Juniors and Seniors as they entered the auditorium. The lights were dimmed. A hush descended over the audience. Donna bit her nails as the Spirits of the Honor Society-last year's Junior members-delivered their beautiful and impressive addresses. The names of four J:uniors and ten Seniors were announced, but Don's and Donna's were not among them. With the other losers, they smiled and congratulated the chosen few.

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EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief: Mary Ann Harrigan.

Adviser: Mr. Madeira.

Editorial Staff: J. Conard.

J. Bricka. H. Krebs. S. Iliff, N. Albrecht, G. NEwton.

B. Rocap, C. MacReynolds, M. Conover, M. Siegle. L. Winters. W. Halberstadt, P. Hottenstein, D. Clegg.

Sports Staff: B. Turner, F. Hamilton. D. Steele.

BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager: Phyllis Brenckman.

Circulation: V. Hall.

Typists: B. Kirk, N. Brumble.

Business Staff: B. Hancock.

M. Driscoll. E. Kenney, A. Sesher, N. Lawson, M. Hewitt.

The red-headed editor of the Spri-Hian handed out the last assignment and toss~d a final admonition at Don to puh-lease get his in on time. As the last reporter wandered out, Mary Ann pushed back her hair and turned to Mr. Madeira with a sigh. Once again an edition was being created.

Mary Ann spent some busy weeks as she again went through the various steps necessary for the final publication of the paper. Then began the struggle to get in all the articles. The arranging of the material, the typing, the proofreading, and the trips to Chester followed each other in busy succession. At last, after much work and more worry, the paper was ready for sale.

The business manager, Phyl Brenckman, now took over the responsibilities of distribution and money. She also had to secure the ads which help to finance the paper-no small job.

The system of distributing assignments this year varied the routine. The old stand-bYs, Local Color, Public Opinion, and the sports write-ups, were written by different reporters each time. This not only made it more fun for the writers, but ¡it gave the paper a little pep and spice.

Congrats to Editor Harrigan, Business Manager Brenckman, Adviser Maderia, and a hard working staff!

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HEALTH COUNCIL

Seated: E. Kenney, President; D. Rhoades, Secretary; S. MacGrath; H. Krebs.

Standing: P. Brenckman; J. Bricka; Mrs. Beatty; Adviser; B. Jennings; J.

Waltz; M. Travers; Slack; D. Alexander; Casey; 'M. Driscoll.

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TRI-HI-Y

First Row: S. Vargues; N. Lawson; E. Gregory; J. Reynolds; K. Leonard.

Second Row: Mrs. Neely, Adviser; M. Tho mas, Treasurer; B. Rocap, VicePresident; B. Watt, President; V. Simcox, Recording Secretary; N. Brumble, Oorresponding Secretary; Mrs. Peel, Adviser.

Third Row: H. Schnell; Blundin; M. Harrigan; Avedisian; J. Huey; Vaughters; C. Faust Benedict; J. Rossiter Kimmel; J. Chibitar ~)tohr; G. Newton.

HEALTH COUNCIL

TRI-HI-Y

A new organization made itself known throughout Cougar Hall this year. The Health Council, a product of that busy brain of Mrs. Beatty, was organized in September for the purpose of improvement. The group was responsible for the painting of the Long Room.. A health program was planned and carried out in the Junior High School. In the future this group plans new undertakings to make Springfield High a happier place for all.

A very beautiful and impressive induction ceremony was held in January by the officers of the Ellis College Chapter of the Tri-Hi-Y for the candidates for the new Springfield chapter. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Peel and Mrs. Neely, the members enjoyed social and spirited activities. Their motto is "Self Improvement, Citizenship, and Christian Fellowship".

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M. A. C. J. D. M.

Stage Crew

Dramatic Club

STAGE CREW Front: A. J. Wentz. Adviser; W. Steimer; F. Waltz; J. Willits; W. Ellershaw; G. Denison; K. Leach.

Back: A. Slack; C. Bilger.

DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: Miss Bigelow, Adviser; C. Beeching; L. Peeples; C. MacReynolds.

President (Sophomore); V. Hall, President (Senior); D. Patton; Mr. Madeira, Adviser.

Second Row: J. Reynolds; F. Hamilton; K. Leonard; M. Conover; C. Manbeck; M. Stohr; A. Frye; D. Rose; W. Neil; N. Brumble, VicePresident (Senior).

Third Row: M. Hewitt; J. Montgomery; E. MacDonald, 'S e c ret a r y (Sophomore); C. Faust; M. Harrigan; P. Waltz; L. Winters; Vice President (Sophomore) M. Gregory; J. Rossiter.

Fourth Row: G. Newton; N. Scull; P. Malz, Librarian (Senior); N. Lawson; J. Manera; B. Hancock; S. Vargues; K. Barrett; J. Conard, Secretary (Senior) ; J. Cockrill, Treasurer (Senior).

DRAMATIC CLUB STAGE CREW "Pull the curtains! Bring down the lights!

Don't bang or bump the drops!" A voice could be heard every Thursday dishing out orders to the members of the State Crew. That was the voice of Charles Bilger, who was elected captain of the crew.

Under the direction of Mr. A. J. Wentz, the stage crew put through a successful and notable year of service to the students in the audience. Don was supposed to be official curtain-puller, but other members often took over the task. Anyway, the boys did an excellent job.

Curtain going up! The Dramatic Club, because of its unique two-in-one organization, heard that phrase frequently this year. The ambitious thespians of the Senior High were divided into two clubs.

The Sonhomore group under the direction of Mrs. Martz presented an hilarious comedy, "Never Trust a Man".

The Junior-Senior group helped to spread the Christmas spirit by producing "Catching Up With Christmas". Later in the spring they "rolled 'em in the aisles" with "Butch" and "Coon Town Wedding."

Don was a member of the State Crew. He did a fine job, even though the chair did collapse when Donna sat on it (she says it was a put-up job).

Other back-stage groups included the make-up committee, curtain pullers, sound effects men and the all-important prompters.

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Di1·ector: Mr. Miller.

Fi1"st Violins: J. Albrecht; P. Boardman; A. Heine, Vice-President; P. Willits.

Second Violins: S. Albrecht, Librarian; B. Willits, Librarian; J. Rash; G. Clegg; D. French; M. Sensenig.

Cello: N. Albrecht, President and Student Director.

String Bass: N. Shenberger; J. Schiller.

Horns: M. Bates; D. Lownes; T. Brooks. .

Flute: R. Dallas, Custodian.

Piano: N. Beitzel, Treasurer; S. Cheyney, Secretary; S. Carlson; W. Halberstadt.

Saxophones: P. Graefe; J. Waterland; J. Light.

Clarinets: F. Doxie; K. Parker.

Trumpets: L. Rigg, Custodian; D. Race; M. Abrahamson; E. Parris.

T1"ombones: A. Harmon; R. Mueller.

A CAPPELLA CHOIR

FiTst Rvw: H. Krebs; J. Taylor; S. Iliff; K. Stier; B. Watt; K. Toucey; M. Stewart; G. Wampler; MISS Shriver, Director.

Second Row: B. Jones; D. Hendrickson; J. Clift; R. Mueller; C. Sorenson; N. Albrecht; F. Long; B. lVlorgan; D. Conrad; G. Downes.

ThiTd Row: A. Heine; M. Johnson; B. ,Turner, Secretary; M. Burritt; M. Boardman; S. Carlson; D. :aose; J. Lentz; N. Beitzel; N. Bleeker; B. Knaff. .

Fourth Row: M. Travers; B. VonGlahn; L. McCarty; B. Burton; J. Kaehler; S. Cheyney; B. Phillips; J. Goebel; M. Pancoast.

Fifth Row: C. Arnold; G. LaUrIe; K. Walton; W. Steimer, Vice-President; H. Zachow; G. Griffith, President; F. Perkins: R. Parrish; M. Panczner; S. Foehl.

STRING ENSEMBLE

A t piano: S. A. Cheyney.

First Row: P. Boardman; P. Willits; A. Heine; J. Albrecht.

Second Row: D. French, J. Rash, M. J. Sensenig; B. Willits; S. Albrecht.

Third Row: N. Albrecht; N. Shenberger; J. Schiller; Mr. Miller, Director.

Color Guard and Twirlers COLOR GUARD AND T,:wJRLERS C(}l(}r Guard: J. Bonsall, Captain; P. Stewart; L. McCarty; B. A. Burton; B. Knaff; J. Conard; B. L. Lentz; J. Schriver.

Twirlers: J. Bricka; ,So Carlson; C. Leonard; C. Sorenson; B. Phillips; B. Turner, Drum Majorette, Treasurer of Band.

BAND Clarinets: K. Parker, Custodian; F. Doxie; D. Tribit; J. Hilbeck; S. Montgomery; E. Clegg; L. Gregory; D. Stephens.

Flute: R. Dallas.

Horns: M. L. Bates; G. Clegg; D. Lownes.

Bass: J. Kierstead; D. Williams.

Trombones: 'A. Harman; D. Rademan; R. Mueller.

Trumpets: D. Race, Custodian; L, Rigg; R. Koetzle; M. Abrahamson; E. Parris; A, Horrox, H. Ziegler; B. Messick.

Saxes: P. Graefe, President; J. Waterland; J. Light.

Percussion: W. Burdic'k, Librarian; B. Hall; G. Downes, Secretary; D. Fireoved; R. Lewis, String Basses: N, Shenberger, Librarian; J. Schiller.

Barit(}ne: J. Waterland; T. Brooks.

The Band, otherwise known as the "Pride of Springfiel'd," was better than ever this year. Under the capable direction of MI'. Miller, the band added color to the football season. Those whistles you heard were for the lovely ladies that marched in front of the band. The twirlers, incidently, worked out some snappy new routines. The band displayed a new formation for every game; the arrangements were varied and novel.

Twenty-three members of the band played in the Tri-School Band, an organization that presented some excellent programs. Swarthmore, Ridley Township, and Springfield schools compose this band.

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The new uniforms were a result of a successful Band Tag Day.

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Monitors

Operators

MONITORS First Row: W. Steimer; J. Ticknor; G. Kederis, S. MacGrath. co-captains; W. Young; Mr. Hottenstein, Adviser.

Second Row: J. Waltz; R. Glenn; K. Toucey; B. Morgan; W. McCoy; A. Slack; W. Waltz.

Third Row: C. Fredricks; R. Doyle; G. Griffith; W. Turner.

OPERATORS First Row: President.

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Zachow,

Second Row: P. Wood; Treasurer; J. Stevenson; P. Graefe; D. Steele; R. Warner; J. Taylor; D, Green.

Third Row: Miss' McNiel.

Adviser; M. Pancoast. Secretary; P. Matthews; D. Duck; C. Lurwick; J. Sheaffer, Vice - presldent; M. Gifford; F. Hs,milton; E. Sibole; F. Waitz.

MONITORS

OPERATORS' CLUB

The crew of monitors provides the necessary policing for Cougar High. The two police chiefs are Sam MacGrath and George Kederis, and the supervisor is Mr. Hottenstein. Many a small boy has been grabbed by the back of the neck and pulled around the right side of a monitor. Any loud screeching or talking and any indoor track practice is frowned upon by these lordly keepers of the peace (??). They love to display their official armbands and their authority to terrorize the kids. Controllinz traffic at Springfield is really a rugged job.

The show's on!! The proj ector rolls, and another movie is beginning in the Cougar Theatre.

The hard-working members of the O.C. have made possible these home-grown shows. Some of the popular movies 'shown were "Mutiny on the Bounty" and "It Happened Tomorrow".

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With Herb Zachow at the helm, the operators began by initiating new members. The taking of pictures for the Health Council, the trip to WFIL, and the routine showings of classroom films followed in active succession.

Cheerleaders SENIOR

Left to right: M. Travers; J. Reynolds; D. Rhoades.

Captain; C. Bateman; E. MacDonald; C. Korn; N. Phillips. .

JUNIOR

Left to right: J. Rassiter: J. Keech: N. 81henberger: C. Mason; J. Leonard: B. Hall, Captain.

SENIOR In the Senior High realm, Don was one of the many fellows who loved to watch Donna and the other pep boosters lead the Up-Side-Down yell.

Under the leadership of Dee Dee Rhoades, they helped keep alive the spirit and enthusiasm for which Springfield is known in sporting circles.

JUNIOR Present at all Junior High sports events this year was a new group of cheerleaders, just as cute and peppy as their senior sisters. These girls led pep-packed cheers to fill their team with vim and vigor on every occasion.

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Football SENIOR HIGH

First Row: R. Masho; J. Taylor; R. Hooper; W. McCoy; R. Glenn; W. Young.

Second Row: C. Fredricks; B. Morgan; J. Steimer; S. MacGrath; J. Waltz; H. Zachow; G. Kederis; W. Hall; R. Hazard.

Third Row: Mr. Hall, Assistant Coach; R. Foster; C. Lurwick; R. Walkup; T. Casey; F. Carr; D. Conrad; J. Duffy; G. Wampler; Mr. Jones, Coach.

Fou1"th Row: D. Patton; B. Neil; C. Peifer; F. Perkins; R. Stanfield; G. Griffith.

Fifth Row: J. Chalupa, Manager; J. Van Artsdalen; K. Walton; R. Parrish; H. Hancock; P. Griffith; W. Burdick; D. Hendrickson; F. Waltz, Manager.

JUNIOR HIGH

First Row: D. Willis, Manager; E. Schreiber; W. Hazard; B. Dreyer; B. Parker; W. Bosbyshell, Manager.

Second Row: T. Phillips, Manager; Mr. Schopf, Coach; G. Swatek; W. Schmidt; N. Cappel'; F. Harrigan, Captain; R. Forrester; F. Doxie; T. Andrews.

Thi1"d Row: C. Swezey; D. Worthington; J. Fanelli; P. Hottenstein; E. Panczner, W. Pancoast; D. Morgan; E. Rhoades; A. Garrett.

Fow¡th Row: S. Sieger; A. Harman; J. Kierstead; J. Brennan; R. Lewis; R. Fishel'; C. Anderson; J. McCarthy.

Fifth Row: S. Montgomery; D. Fireoved; R. VonGlahn; D. Race; K. Mauro; G. Thompson; A. Berger.

The 1946 football team began practice at Camp Nik-O-Mahs on August 18. While learning new tactics, the fellows also acquired a new assistant coach.

After ten days of sore muscles, aching backs and the acquisition of a new vocabulary, they returned to Springfield.

Although the season's scores do not sound encouraging, the boys were never completely outclassed.

The Junior High team showed lots of spunk. They rolled up victories, and they show promise of a team to be reckoned with.

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Hockey VARSITY First Row: D. Rhoades; J. Bonsall.

Second Row: Mrs. Beatty.

Coach (Standing): B. Watt; M. Driscoll. Captain.

Third Row: B. Kirk. Manager (Standing); J. Waterland; P. Brencl;;man; B. J. Jennings; J. Reynolds.

Fo...rth Row: E. Kenney; M. J. Travers; M. Burritt; B. Hancock; H. Lutton.

JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Coach.

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Second Row: E. Bunting.

Manager; J. Conard. Captain; B. Turner; S. Ebenbach; P. Stewart; S. Iliff.

Third Row: J. Waterland; C. Sorenson; N. Beitzel; J. Bricka; M. Siegle.

Fourth Row: B. VonGlahn; J. Rossiter; J. Kaehler; A. Heine.

In spite the loss of some good players, the 1946 hockey season proved quite successful. Mrs. Beatty coached the team with an experienced hand, and the capable captain, l)1uggs Driscoll, inspired the girls to "get out there and give it all you've got."

Although she did not star, Donna faithfully went through the ordeal of acquiring Rtiff muscles with the rest of the team. As the time for the first game drew near, 'i;he girls' skill increased steadily. The first clash with Radnor resulted in a tie score of I-I. The Cougarettes were frequently victorious, and their final average was high.

The J ay-Vees elected Joy Conard captain. They met victory and defeat in a truly sporting manner. They did not quite measure up to their varsity sisters, but they give promise of winning times to come.

Among the rooters on the sidelines was the ever-faithful Don, just waiting for the day of the boy-girl hockey game. It was worth waiting for-the boys' brawn over, powered the girls' skill, much to the chagrin of the gals.

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Fi?"St Row: M. Panczner; D. Heller; R. Hooper.

Second Row: M. Pancoast, Manager; J. Ticknor; J. Waltz, B. Morgan, S. MacGrath, Tri-captains; W. Turner; Mr. Jones, Coach.

ThiTCl Row: G. Griffith; W. Hall.

JUNIOR VARSITY

Fi?"St Row: E. Panczner; W. Jones; E. Rhoades; G. Barrett; T. Casey.

Second Row: J. McCarthy; T. Andrews; F. Brumble; F. Harrigan; J. Stevensun, Manager.

Third Row: Mr. Hall, Coach; R. Walkup; J. Steimer; J. Taylor, Captain; K. Parker; R. Fisher; F. Hamilton, Manager.

Fourth Row: R. Hendrickson; P. Doyle; C. Johnson; F. Doxie.

VARSITY CLUB

First Row: D. Hazard, Treasurer; W. Young, Vice-President; G. Kederis, President; J. Waltz, Secretary; Mr. Jones, Adviser.

Second Row: W. McCoy; S. MacGrath; J. Steimer; B. Morgan.

Thi?"d Row: R. Hooper; R. Stantielu; G. Downes; K. Walton; B. Neil.

Fourth Row: H. Zachow; C. Fredricks; G. Griffith; W. Hall.

Girl's Basketball VARSITY First Row: Mrs. Beatty, Coach; B. Jennings, Captain; C. Bateman; D. Rhoades.

Second Row: B. Turner.

Manager; B. Watt; M. Burritt.

Third Row: J. Dixon, Manager; J. Reynolds; B. Hancock; M. Driscoll.

JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: B. Carr; Korn; M. Norman.

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Second Row: L. Winters; M. Boardman.

Third Row: Mrs. Flaherty, Coach; C. Hamilton: S. Carlson; N. Beitzel. Captain; E. K2nney; D. Rose;

M. Conover, Manager.

Fourth Row: M. stewart; N. Soder; M. Grotz; J. "chiller.

The 1947 edition of the Girls' Basketball team left Cougar High a good record ';;his season. Under the captainship of B. J. Jennings, the sextette came through with five victories and suffered only two' defeats. Graduation claims Captain' B. J. Jennings, Betsy Hancock, Barbara Watt, Jean Bonsall, Joan Reynolds, Dolores Rhoades and Margaret Driscoll. There are many fighting underclassmen, who will undoubtedly be the mainstays of next year's squad.

A familiar face was seen amid the cheering crowds. Don gave his support to the team but burst forth with an extra yell for Donna. As a forward she cannot be beaten.

Donna could always be depended upon to roll up the score.

Without the rest of her teammates Donna would have been lost, but with their support she couldn't be stopped.

The Junior Varsity chalked up six victories and one 10s,8.. Many of the' J. V. girls will be called upon to fill varsity shoes next year. Nancy Beitzel spurred the team on to victory.

Smooth teamwork; fair play and good sportsmanship enabled the Springfield girls to come through the season with flying colors.

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CROSS-COUNTRY Standing: A. Sla~k. Mana;;er; L. Denk; M. Panczner; W. Steimer; J. Tieser; G. Downes; Mr. Schopf, Coach.

Kneeling: G. Barrett; Steele; D. Green.

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TRACK First Row: T. Casey; F. Carr; D. Green; D. Steele.

S'econd Row: J. Steimer; F. Longhurst; J. Van Artsdalen; H. Ziegler; R. Masho; T. Casey; H. Miller; A. Saunders.

Third Row: :VIr. Schopf, Coach; J. Waltz; K. Walton; G. Downes; G. Griffith; R. Hooper; D. Hazard; F. Long.

Fourth Row: M. Panezner; B. Neil; G. Laurie; C. Beeching; C. Schmidt; H. Zachow; H. Hancock; D. Patton, Manager.

Fifth Row: W. Burdick; J. Kohl; G. Denison; Paul Matthews; Prox Matthews; F. Perkins; D. Hendrickson; K. Stier.

CROSS COUNTRY

TRACK

Although this season was not one of victories, the team prospered through its experiences. As Don puts it, "I know we did our best, and we were always good losers." The team was led by its able captain, Bill Steimer. Bill led the Cougars to near victory in almost every meet. There were also many fine sophomores and juniors on the' team who helped boost the score. Another year has passed for our Alma Mater's cross-country squad, with good sportmanship and competition making it well-known and respected by other schools.

With Spring supposedly arrived, the Springfield cindermen were seen running about the track. Mr. (Gov) Schopf gathered his flock and around the track they went. Although the weather was cool, Donna could be seen waiting and watching for Don at track practice.

The team's relentless efforts could be detected by anyone who watched them. The showing made by the team gave evidence of their hard work. During the first few days of the season, Don was a little sore and stiff, but the weather grew warmer and Don and the others limbered up to a swift victorysure team.

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