1952 Scrivener

IN MEMORIAM SARAH L. BERRY

On January 19, 1952, Sarah L. Berry, one of the best-loved and respected members of the faculty died suddenly. She had taught in Springfield High School for twenty years. During that time she was not only an excellent teacher, but also a friend to her students who have certainly had a rich experience in knowing her.

Miss Berry was born in Clarkdale, Iowa. She was graduated from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and also did graduate work at Radcliffe College in Cambridge, Massachussetts. She came to Springfield in 1932. Since that time she taught English and Latin and was, in addition, active as advisor to many classes. At the time of her death she was advisor to the Class of 1953 and also was one of the advisors of the National Honor Society.

The Class of 1952 wishes to pay tribute to such a fine friend and to extend sympathy to the students who, in the years to come, will miss the experience of having Miss Berry's friendship and guidance.

SHARPLESS D. GREEN

Springfield schools suffered a distinct loss in March of this year when Sharpless D. Green, aged 68, passed away after a brief illness.

"Pop", as he was affectionately called by his students, during his 23 years as a teacher at Springfield schools, showed a tremendous interest in the young people of the community. His classroom, a favorite visiting place for students and alumni, and his sympathetic and kindly nature won him the confidence of many Springfield youngsters.

"Pop" was never too busy to talk to students and help them with their troubles, and since his room was next to the nurse's office, he was called upon to bandage many minor cuts on arms and legs.

Hardly a day passed without "Pop" helping out one way or anotherperforming little services outside the classroom.

Mr. Green first taughtat Central School. When the high school opened 20 years ago, he was transferred here where he taught 7th, 8th, and 9th grade geography. He was the Stamp Club advisor for many years.

A fine teacher, a real friend to his students, and a true citizen of the community, "Pop" Green will be deeply missed by all of Springfield-especially the youngsters whom he loved so well.

Once more I hear the everlasting sea Breathing beneath the mountain's fragrant breast "Come unto Me} come unto Me} I will give you rest.}}

ALFRED NOYES Resurrection

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presented by the class of "52"

SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA

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we, the crass of T952, express our appreciation,

not only for her invaluable advice, but also for her unfailing patience and friendliness in times of need. Although she was not an official member of the Scrivener staff this year, we feel that Miss Graham deserves mucb of the credit for the success of the 1952 yearbook. Her services in the field of publications at Springfield High School during the past several years will be remembered by many.

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BETIY JUNE BEHNEY B,S. Social Studies, English Kansas State College, Bost sity Oklahoma University, Temple University

HARRY L. BELL, JR. B.S. Physical Education West Chester State Teachers College

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DORIS C. FANCHER Commercial

Bay Path Jr. College, Massachusetts

MARGARET G. GRAHAM B.S., B.S. in L.S.

Librarian Bloomsburg Drexel

EDITH A. BIGELOW B.S., M.A. English University of Pennsylvania

JANE ELIZABETH BRUSCH B.S. Physical Education Ursinus College

OPHELiA BUEHLER B.S. Home Economics Drexel Iristitute

ANGELA F. CORBIN B.S. Business Education Temple University

State

Teachers

College,

Kutztown State Teachers .College,

Institute

MARGARET HUNT GREEN A.B., M.S. History, English, GuidanceHood College, University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State College, West Chester State Teachers College

SHARPLESS D. GREEN Geography West Chester Teachers College, Harvard

University,

Peirce

Business

School.

WALTER J. HALL B.S. Social ·Studies Bucknell University, Columbia Univer-

sity

ESTELLE ANNE HEISS Art Pe"nsylvania Museum School of dustrial Arts,

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Pennsylvania State College, University of Pennsylvania

EDWARD S. HOTTENSTEIN B.S. Science

West Chester State Teachers College

WILLIAM J. NUNAN B.S., M.S. Social Studies West Chester State Teachers College.

University of

Pennsylvania

Texas A. & M.

ALBERT M. JONES B.S., M.A. Coach, Social Studies Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania State College

ADA M. PEEL B.A., M.A. Home Economics Temple University,

Rutgers,

Strouds~

burg State Teachers College Columbia University

SHelDON S. R. MADEIRA A.B., M. S .

English Juniata College, Dickinson College, Elizabethtown College, Pennsylvania State College, University

elVIRA HENRI SANBE B.S. Social Studies, English University of Pennsylvania

of Pennsylvania

CHARLES C. SCHMIDT B.S. Shorthand, Typwriting Temple University

elWOOD S. MILLER B.S. Instrumental and Vocal Musie Moravian, Muhlenburg College, New Yori< University

BRUCE B. MORGAN B.S. Mathematies West Chester State Teachers College

ANNE M. MULCASTER B.S., M.S. Home Economics

Simmons College, Columbia University, University of Iowa

HAZel BAKER NEelY B.A. Spanish and English Otterbein College, Drexel Institute

WILBUR R.- SCHOPF B.S. Coach, Physical Education West Chester State Teachers College

KATHRYN N. SHRIVER B.S., M.S. Vocal Music Temple University, University of sylvania

Penn~

DEAN T. STEPHENS B.S., M.S. Biology, Physics Lafayette College, University of Penn· sylvania

GEORGE D. THOMAS B.S., M.S. Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing University of Pennsylvania

JAMES W. WEAVER B.S., M.S. Mathematics Grove City, Pennsylvania State College

FLORENCE V. TRIBIT R.N. School Nurse Methodist Hospital Training

ALBERT J. WENTZ B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts School,

University of Pennsylvania

University

of

Pennsylvania,

Millers-

ville State Teachers College.

THEODORE R. WALTER B.S. Social Studies, English

VERNE K. WITCHEY Dental Hygienist Temple Dental School

University of Wisconsin, Temple Uni-

versity

Secretaries RACHEL C. DESIDE~I'O Secretary Springfield High School

Left to right: Florence Raymond, Mary Baker, Viola Foster, Marion Tyson, and Mary Phillips. (Annie Bacher not in picture.)

Left to right: Charles Bewley, Jack Wilson, and William Gilday.

JUDITH KOETZLE Secretary'

Keystone Secretarial School

Editor-in-chief Lois Glover Associate Editor John Roberts Business Manager Elizabeth Durst Assistant Business Manager Naomi Ryder Art Staff G. Cavey, Editor L. Fischer, B. Phipps Photography Staff R. Wolfe, Editor J. Light, D. Koetzel Editorial Staff J. Johnson, B. Wright, C. McCormick, N. Walters, R. Warnock, E. Bergner, M. Galloway, S. Sykes, B. Farley, B. Jones, P. Stewart.

Business Staff B. Albert, N. Light, J. Korenko, J. Lang, S. Oberle, G. Reiniger, D. Simpson, R. Mohn, D. Williams, J. Walters, G. Dirren, D. Green, J. Tansley, N. Poole.

Advisors: Mr. \,yalter, Mr. Thomas.

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Cla1S OlJvisors Jane E. Brusch Angela F. Corbin Dean T. Stephens Albert J. Wentz 12

Seniors 13

Senior

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President Vice President Secretary Treasurer

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William Lotter .1oseph Stumpf Lola Mangini Bette Skow

BARBARA JEAN ALBERT "Bobby"

Commercial

Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Choir 4; Tri-Hi- Y 4; Dramatic Club Z, 3. Library Assistants 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian; Scrivener 4; Bowling; Senior Play (Usher) 4.

"Did Yale ever!" Lots of horse sense favors P.M.C. ... bowling fan ... has own language terrific personality.

ELLIS RAY BEDFORD Academic

"Bug"

Operator 3, 4; Stage Crew 4; Monitor 4.

"1)OII't know. do ya!" Easy going ... sharp dancer ... top rate personality . . . big time operator . . . classy clothes.

ELISABETH LORI BERGNER "Liz"

Academic

Choir 2, 3, 4,; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Girls' Sextet 4; Country Chorus 4; Scott's Hi-Q 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; District Chorus 4; Senior Play (Prompter) 4. National Honor Society 4.

"Por heaz1ens sake!" What a laugh . . . piano virtuoso ....keeps people happy ... one sixth of the sextet.

THOMAS EDWARD BROOKS Academic

"Brooksie"

Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Baseball 3; Dramatic Club 4; Monitor 4; Track 2; Baseball Intramurals 2.

"Hey Louie. I quit smoking yesterday!" Swell sense of humor ... tops in all sports ... bats about baseball ... real actor ... always with Judy.

EDWARD EUGENE CARROLL "Ed"

Academic

Operator 3, 4, President; Dramatic Club 4. Football Manager 2 ,3; Monitor 4; Bowling 4.

"Anything you say!" Always showing movies or playing records . . . still looking for the right girl . . . always smiling . . . swell personality.

GEORGE RAYMOND CAVEY "Cavey"

Academic

Choir 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian 4. Scrivener Art Editor 4; Cross Country Manager 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4; Operator 3, 4; Boys' Quartet 4, Accompanist, 3; Senior Play 4. National Honor Society 4; Thespian Society 4; District Chorus 4.

"What a riot!" Oh, that red hair keeps things in order for track and cross country pounds the ivory keys ... Scrivener's Art Editor fun to know.

ALVIN LEWIS CHARLESWORTH "Bud"

Academic

Choir 4; Student Council 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. Monitor; Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4 .

"Don't¡ know, do ya!" Loves women, hunting, fishing, cars and teachers (?) . . . terrific football and baseball player . . . loves English.

PATRICIA CLAY "Pat"

Commercial

Candy Committee; Band - Solo Clarinet, Treasurer: Music teacher. Township Teenster.

"How about that?" New addition to Springfield High ... loves to play the clarinet in the band ... pretty as a picture . . . naturally curly hair . . . loves to roller skate . . . friend to all.

CHARLES DENE DENZLER "Dong"

Academic

Chess Club 4, Vice-President. ''I'm a peaceable man!" Always ready with a comeback .. ~great love (?) for Spanish ... active in the Chess Club great writer of poetry ... Quite a sense of humor.

LARRY L. DIGGINS "Peanut"

General

Stage Crew 4; Monitor 4. ..H ow about a smile!" Heard before seen . . . Oh, that pipe . . . a musketeer . . . traffic cop in the halls . . . always smiling, laughing, or cracking a joke . . . good sport.

GRACE OLIVE DIRREN "Grace"

Commercial

Dramatic Club 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 2, 3,; Band Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Intramural Hockey 2. Bowling 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Basketball Intramurals 2; Spri-Hian 4.

"Where's Neil?" Keeps the seats in Deacon's Row warm . . . full of pep . . . tall and slim . . . likes out of town boys . . . heard before seen.

WILLIAM CHARLES DRISCOLL "Bill"

Academic

Football 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baskt:,tball 2.

Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4.

"Raspusl" Oh, that blonde wavy hair . . . happy go lucky . . . outdoor man . . . quick to blush . . . terrific halfback.

ROSE MARY DURHAM "Duchess"

Commercial

Girls' Chorus 4.

"You know itf" Found in Yeadon. goes for "Olds." ... quiet until you know her . . . outside interests . . . sweet and cute.

SARAH ELIZABETH DURST

"Liz"

Academic

Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Sports Editor. Scrivener 4, Business Manager; Student Council 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3; Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4, Treasurer; Varsity Club 3, 4.

"Am IluckyJ" .Budding romance ... controls Scrivener's business always willing to help . . . good in all sports wonderful to know.

BETTY LOU FARLEY "Bet"

Commercial

Dramatic Club 3, 4, President. Tri-Hi- Y 4; Scrivener 4; Spri-Hian 4; Bowling 3; Girls' Chorus 2; Thespian Society 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Play Prompter.

"Now, that's just peachy dandy!" Runs the Dramatic Club ... damp weather curls ... types like a deamon ... always smiling ... everything i" "Divine."

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"Lee"

Spri-Hian 3, 4, Co-Editor; Scrivener 4; Choir 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Student Council 3; Dramatic Club 3; Hockey Intramurals 2, 3; Basketball Intramurals 2; Baseball Intramurals 3, Co-Captain; Tri-Hi-Y 4.

"Be good!" Always Seen with a different boy ... worked hard to make Spri-Hian a success ... good with a paint brush ... cute kid ... soft voice.

MARY ANNE GALLOWAY Academic"

"Mary Anne"

Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2, Accompanist; Choir 3, 4, Accompanist; County Chorus 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4, CoEditor; Scott's Hi-Q 4; Scrivener 4; National Honor Society 4 "Oh-h-h!!" Loves Music ... doctors keep her in stitches ... Co-Editor of Spri-Hian ... quiet (?) ... hopes to teach someday.

LOIS ESTHER GLOVER

"Lois"

Academic

Choir 3, 4. Girls' Chorus 2; Spri-Hian 4; Scrivener 4, National Honor Society 4; Senior Play (Usher) 4, Editor; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President; Student Council 4. Intramural Hockey, 2, 3; Intramural Baseball 2.

"Wow!" Sparkling personality ... one of the smallest .. hard working editor of the Scrivener . . . aspires to be a nurse ... giggles and grins ... faithful to. "Joe".

ELEANOR NANCY GOLD Business

"Eleanor"

County Chorus 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian 4; Scrivener 4.

"Oh, that's George!" Always smiling . . . Lovely Lady of song . . . loves parties . . . looks forward to being a secretary.

MARY ADELE GREEN "Dell"

Business

Dramatic Club 3, 4. Baseball Intramurals 3, SpriHian 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Scrivener 4.

"Well, did you ever!" What a whiz at typing and shorthand! . . . power packed with giggles and grins . . . good friend to all.

Class o15~ ROBERT L. HANCE, JR. "Chip"

Academic

Monitor 4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball Intramurals 2, 4; Spri-Hian 4. swell personality ... what a car! ... bad case of puppy love (for dogs, that is.)

"Oh, my!" Star south paw ... always there to help ...

GEORGE N. HEWITT "Pete"

Academic

Operators' Club 2, 3, Vice-President, 4; Football 3, 4.

Student Council 3, 4, President; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Haseball lntramurals 3, 4; Senior Play 4.

"Man, that's nice!" Brilliant (?) chemist . . . sports minded . . . student council president . . . loves hunting, fishing and camping ... hates (?) girls ... swell guy.

JOHN HENRY HOFFMAN, JR. "Jack"

General

Dramatic Club 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3, 4; Stage Crew 4; Monitor 4; Thespian Society 4; Baseball Intramurals.

"Chad soaks" Loves (?) English Class . . . can really play the accordlan ana plano ... heara before seen ... great talker .â&#x20AC;˘. lots of tricks.

Scnior Play (Stage Crew) 4.

SHIRLEE ANN HOLLOWA Y "Pudgie"

Business

Dramatic Club 3; Bowling 3, 4.

"I must die!!" Can be heard before seen GYllanllte cookillg recIpes ... nev"r blue life of the party.

invents new always the

RONALD ARTHUR JANES "Ron" Monitor 4. "/ lille it I" Likes ?? . one of the boys tI'll hit his car always ready to help sharp dresser swell guy.

Academic curbs ofcuts up ...

Glass of 5ÂŁl JANE ELEANOR JOHNSON "'Jane"

Dramatic Club 3; Spri-Hian 3, 4. Scrivener 4; Senior Play (Usher) 4.

"You're kidding, of course!" Admirer (?) of English class ..â&#x20AC;˘ dreams of being a teacher . . . great philosopher ... swell kid.

BARBARA JONES Academic

"]onesy"

National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 4, VicePresident; Choir 2, 3, 4. Twirler 2, 3, 4, Sergeant; Hockey 2, 3, 4, Captain; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Spri-Hian 4; Scrivener 4; County Choir 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Captain.

Girls' Sextet 4; District Chorus 4; Senior Play (Usher) 4.

"Can't imagine!" Tops in sports cute twirler . . . lends her alto voice to the choir terrific personality . . . natural blonp.e .... always smiling . . . beauty and brains"

WALTER BLAIR JONES "Buz"

Academic

Footba"ll 2, 3; Baseball 3; Baseball Intermurals 2.

"Well, I'll tell you" Usually seen pushing his '36 . . authority on world affairs ... benchwarmer ... nice guy.

RICHARD ALFRED KOETZLE "Knob"

Academic

Football 2, 3, 4; Operators Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatiic Club 4; Monitor 4; Varsity Club.

"M-m-m, boy!" Has his own mathematical system. quite a sense of humor . . . claims he has insomnia if he can't sleep in P.A.D.... oh. that build!

GEORGE ROY KOPF "Chicago"

Academic

Intramural Basketball 2; Football Intramural 2; Baseball Football 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Intramural Swimming 2,3.

Intramur,als 3; Track 4~ "Hallelujah!" Swell personality newcomer with talent ... likes the name "Em" grid kid ... lends his wisdom (?) to English class oh. that accent!

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GERALDINE DOROTHY KORENKO ~.

Academic

Dramatic Club 3. 4: Scrivener 4; Baseball Intramurals 2,3,4; Scrivener 4: Tri-Hi -Y 3; Varsity Club "There goes my I'll han!" Swell Kid ... secret love . bubbles over with pep--especially when cheerleading . friend to all.

WILLIAM ROBERT KRESGE "Senes"

Academic

Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3; Track 2; Choir 2, 3, 4. President; District Chorus 3. Boys' Quartet 3, 4; Band" 2; Monitor 4; Boys' Octet 2; Boys" Quartet 3.4.

"That's for sure!" Tops in sports one of the Varsity Five . . . terrific personality wow, that voice I · . . excitement follows him"

JULIE CLAIRE LANG

"Jule"

Academic

Dramatic Club 3, 4. Scrivener 4; Baseball Intramurals 2: Bowling 3.

"Knock. it off!" Adds her ability (?) to Dramatic Club · .. attracts men in droves" ... full of fun . . . cute kid · .. hair c6mes in three shades.

GEORGE MORIS LEWIS General

"Johnny" ' ",

Monitor 4; Stage Crew 4; Track 4.

"How 'boltt thatt" Not going to be single for long . . . likes those long lunch periods . . . keeps order in the halls ... quiet guy.

JOHN MIRKIL LIGHT, JR. Academic Orchestra 2; Band 2, 3. Dance Band 2; Basketball 2, Manager; Operators Club 3, 4, Secretary; Monitor 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Soft1'lall Intramurals 3, 4. Chess Club 4; Senior Play.

"Hi Ace!" Always talking about politics (or arguing) . . . shutter snapper for Spri-Hian arid Scrivener baseball lover." " "

NANCY JANE LIGHT Academic

"Nan"

Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Girls' Sextet 4; Senior Play (Usher) 4.

"I thought I'd die!" Excess of boys quiet until she gets started ... sings for her supper sweet and lovely . . . loves school (?)

DAVID KIEBLER LILLEY Lil"

General

Operator 3, 4; Chess Club 4, President.

"What is this Chaos!'" Seen at the Acme ... champion chess player ... always laughing ... will be a wonderful businessman . . . friend to all. .

CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA LONG "Char"

Academic

Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3:4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. Par.limentarian. Basketball 2, 3; Baseball Intramurals 2.

3, 4; Girls' Sextet 4; Scrivener 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Na· tional Honor Society 4.

"That's the way the ball bounces" Perpetual laughter ... good kid ..• never sad ... loves horses, men and lunch hours . . . out 6f town interests.

WILLIAM HENRY LOTTER "Load" Academic Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Baseball Intramurals 2, Captain; Monitor 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. Track 2.

"When do we eat!''' His name is in all sports columns ... second home on Forrest Road ... third term in office .. wishes there weren't collar bones.

JOSEPH WILLIAM McBRIDE "Mick"

Academic

Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Operators Club 4; Monitor 4; Choir 4. Senior Play 4; Chess Club 4; Basketball 2; Softball Intramur.als 3, 4.

"Holy Cow!" 'What a car! ... favors football sudden new interest in school ... swell personality terrific actor.

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"Chickie"

Commercial

Scrivener 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball Intramurals 3, 4; Bowling 3; What a girl! ... always laughing at somc.. H cavens" vVhat.a girl! . . . always laughing at someth;ng ... clothes that count ... loves?? ... has what it takes for basketball ... always climbing hills.

BARBARA ROSE McINTYRE "Bebe"

General Business

Science Club 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Basketball 2; Music 2; Dramatic Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer; Bowling 4.

"Did you ever talk to a wall?" Watch out when she drives .. .' swell actress ... newcomer to S. H. S. . . . classy clothes .' . . lots of fUll.

LOLA NANCY MANGINI "Lola"

Commercial

Secretary of the Class 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Athletic secretary 4; National Honor Society 4 "What ca.n you do?" Capable secretary ... frames those :.report cards ... seen at Lemers ... Lots of fun to know new interest¡ in school.

JEAN EVELYN MARTIN Academic Chorus 2; Choir 2, 3, 4. Concert Choir 2; Latin Club 2; Spring Frolic 2.

"Thrill, thrill!!" What a singer! wonderful personality ... cute ... usually gay a Confusioneer.

FRANK KENNETH MASHO '.'Mash"

General

Football 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4; Stage Crew 4; Varsity Club 4. ''I'll t<ell you later" Silent partner ... oh, that smile. : . always with the boys ... regular member of the Bachelor's club" .. one of S. H.' S.'s football players.

eLan o15~ BARBARA ANNE MESSICK "Pogo"

Business

Band, Student Director, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Brass Choir 3, 4; District Band 2, 3, 4; State Band 3; Hockey 2, 3; Dance Band 2, 4.

"Where's Treiblet" Terrific with that brass . . . never seen without Doris ... short and cute ... full of pep ... future in music.

RONALD BARRY MOHN "Ronnie"

Academic

Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Monitor 4; Scrivener 4; National Honor Society, Senior Play (Publicity and Program Committee) 4. , "Horse feathers!" Plays a mean clarinet . . . tt:rrific with the javelin holds up the wall by the auditorium ... good sailor swell guy. .

DONALD MOSSMAN "Mossy" Football 2, 3, 4; Tr:ack 2; Varsity Club 3, 4.

"Hey St~lmPf, did yozl eat your ugly pills?" Hates to study . . . likes his fun . . . seen riding around town . . . seems to like Prospect Road . . . good sport.

JOHN ANTHONY NAGY "Little John" Academic Football 2, 4. Baseball 3, 4; Baseball Intramurals 2; Monitor 4; Varsity Club, President, 4.

"I don't know" 'Quiet until you know him ... wonderful personality . . . big letterman . . . terrific football and baseball player.

SALLY ANN OBERLE "Sal"

Academic

Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary; Scrivener 4; Baseball Intramurals; Bowling 3. Thespian Society 4.

"Don't hurt my sister!" Lends talent to Dramatic Club. . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y ... terrific kid ... likes out of town boys . . . has a double

GLass o15~ SANDRA JANE OBERLE "Sandy"

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Academic

Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Bowling 3. Thespiim Society 4.

"Where's Kenny?" The other half ... acting ability ... a good forward ... seen with Kenny . . . love for long hair . . . lots of fun.

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"Helen"

Commercial

Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2. Baseball Intramurals 2.

"That's what I keep telling myself" One of those cheerleaders who just loves cheering (?) found with a carload ... often with Uncle Mossy cute and lots of fun.

BETTY JANE PHIPPS "Tipsy"

Academic

Dance Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Roller Skating Club 2; Secretary to the' Spanish Teacher 2; Basketball Club 2; Sketch Club 2; Library Assistant 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus Accompanist 4; Dr~matic Club 3, 4. Bowling Club 3; Senior Play; Thespian Society 4.

"Wait for me!" Always blushing ... actress in the midst . . . never misses pedestrians . . . won't be quiet . . .

5mallest in the class ... loves Shakespeare.

CORNELIA MARIE POOLE

"Neil"

General Business'

Bowling 3; Tri-Hi-y,2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2,,3,4. Dramatic Club 4; Basketball Intramurals 2; Hockey Intramurals 2; Scrivener 4.

"Oh stop it will you, Grace!" Likes out of town boys _ .. vanishes at lunch time ... always with June .. '. variety is the spice of life ... lots of fun.

WALTER PUSEY "Walt"

Academic

Band 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Spri-Hian 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Scott's Hi-Q 4; Senior Play (Program Committee) 4.

"What's Swatek got?" Bashful beau ... Benny Goodman protege . . . future in geology . . . frames those report cards.

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"Gertie"

Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Captain; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, Captain 3, 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President, 4, President; Varsity Club 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Spri-Hian 4.

Dramatic Club 3, Secretary 4; Library Assistant 3, 4; Senior Play (Usher) 4; Thespian Society 4. ''!'j''-! sorry" Peppy captain of the cheerleaders quick with the basketball ... always willing to help cute . . . friend to all.

BARBARA RESNICK "Bobbi"

General Business

Bowling 3; Dramatic Club 3.

"I must die!", 1951 Posture Queen ... model material ... . . . loves (?) cooking ... always there when you need her . . . oh, that man 0' hers! . . . wishes cars had no bumpers.

HAROLD LEROY REYNOLDS "Ears"

General

Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Softball 2, 3.

"Whose playing cards tonight!'" Love trouble galore ... swell dancer and dresser . . . deadeye in basketball . . . swell in all sports.

BARBARA ANN RHOADES "Rhoadsey"

Academic

Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Captain; Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4, Secretary; Hockey 2, 3, 4, Manager; Spri-Hian 4; Varsity Club 4; Senior Play 4; County Chorus 3, 4.

Bowling 3; Girls' Sextet 4; National Honor Society 4; Thespian Society 4; Senior Play 4.

"I'll see what I can do for you" Boss of the colorguards · .. lends her alto voice to the choir ... "Cupid" of S. H. S. · ... packed full of fun ... member of "Deacon's row."

DONALD JOSEPH REISENBERG "Grease"

Academic

"I didn't say anything" Wore a path to Highland Road · .. had a good time in Washington broke the rules of the Bachelor's Club ... swell guy lots of fun.

Class o15~ JOHN NELSON ROBERTS "Jack"

Academic

Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4.; Orchestra 3,4; Student Council (acting President) 2, Spri-Hian 4; Associate Editor at Scrivener 4; "Voice of Democracy" 4; Senior Play 4; Thespian Society 4.

"Don't be that way!" Radio M. C. ... debates often with the Chief ... keeps first ,violins in order (?) ... has the world affairs situation figured out . . . Associate Editor of Scrivener.

LOUIS BLUNDELL ROSE "Louie"

General

Football 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Monitor 4.

"Hey, Brooksie, I'm out of gas" Hopes to be a farmer someday ... loves to hunt and trap ... quiet ... swell guy . . . oh, that voice!

W. NAOMI RYDER "Nomie"

Commercial

Girls' Chorus 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Dramatic Club 3; Spri-Hian 4; Scrivener Assistant Business Manager 4; Senior Play (Ticket Committee) 4..

"What are you saying r Shorthand speedster ... heart lost to sailor boys ... Assistant Scrivener Business Manager ... will make a terrific secretary.

JOAN DORIS SADLEY "Joan"

General Business

Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Spri-Hian 4; Play Com. mittee 4.

"It's creepy looking" Sure has her troubles with men . . . cute kid . . . snazzy clothes . . . seen with Jean model material.

CHARLES REEDER SAVIDGE "Chas"

Academic

Football 2. Track 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; County Chorus 3, 4; District Chorus 4; Senior Play Committee; Senior Play 4; Boys Quartet 4; "What?" Do anything for a laugh ... holds up the bass section of the choir . . . quiet (?) . . . good track man . . . funny!!

Clan of5~ THOMAS VINCENT SHAVNEY General

"Tom"

Chess Club 4. is going to "Who, Madeira? He's swell" Quiet type. invent a new type carnation someday . . . loves hunting and fishing ... hard worker . . . sincere.

DOROTHY ELIZABETH SIMPSON "Dot"

General Business

Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3. Library Assistant 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4; Hockey Intramurals 2, 4; Scrivener 4.

"Well' did you e'ver?" Oh, that red hair , .. rents a stool at Figlios . . . giggles and grins . . , sudden love of football.

BETTE LOUISE SKOW "Bedelia"

Academic

Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Vice President; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, President; Treasurer 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Captain, 4; Scott's Hi-Q; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4, Business Manager; Baseball Int,amurals 2 ,3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Senior Play (Usher) 4; District Band 3, 4; District Orchestra 2, 4.

"No kiddin I" Terrific personality . . . can really sink those shots ... has a powerful drive ... dependable . interest in Gettysburg ... beauty and brains.

SHIRLEY MAE SMALL "Shirley"

Commercial

Choir 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Bowling 3, 4. County Chorus 4; Girls' Sextet 4; Play Committee "Love that boyl" Keeps steady company with B. K. . . . short stuff . _ . seen giggling with Chickie ... lends her voice to the choir.

MARGARET SHIRLEY SOHN "Shirl"

Commercial

Dramatic Club 4; Bowling 3; Senior Play (Make-up Committee) 4.

"Goodness" Quiet until you know her. afraid of the dark ... loves to skate ... cute and sweet.

elass o15~ JOHN HUGH SONGSTER Academic

"Jack"

Band 2 ,3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Monitor 4; County Chorus 4; Distri'ct Chorus 4. State Chorus 4.

"That's terrible" Patronizes the Academy of Music .. looks forward to lunch period. Eleanor Steber fan . . undecided about his women.

DONALD LYNN STEPHENS Academic

"Don"

Band 2, 3 ,4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian 3,4; Honor Society 3, 4; Dance Band 3; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 2; District Band 3.

Varsity Club 3, 4; Scott's Hi-Q 4; Class Treasurer 2.

Senior Play (Property and Stage Committee) 4. ''l'm talkin' all the time" Runs like a whiz on the Scott's Hi-Q team . . . quite a clarinet player one of the few who always gets A's

PATRICIA ANN STEWART "Pat"

Academic

Student Council 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Band (ColorGuard) 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Bowling 3, 4.

Basketball Intramurals 3, 4; Baseball Intramurals 2 ,3, 4; Senior Play 4; Thespian Society 4.

"I got a letter!" Oh, that New England accent! ... has an interest in a certq.in Cornell boy ... always on time (?) ... cute.

JOSEPH JOHN STUMPF "Stump"

Academic

Monitor 4; Track, Co-captain 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4, Co-captain. Dramatic Club 3, President, 4, Vice-President; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Captain; Class Officer 2, 3, 4, VicePresident.

"Gh, ghee whiz" Friend to all ... likes the small ones (Lois) terrific in football . . . future Broadway lover . . . terrific personality.

WILLIAM CHARLES SWATEK "Swatts"

Academic

Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain;. Baseball 3, 4; Monitor 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Senior Play (Property Committee and Stage Crew) 4. ''l'm sleepy" Dangerous to pedestrians . . . loves to eat . . . future in football . . . ping pong player . . . wide awake (?) guy.

SARAH MARGARET SYKES Academic

"Sally"

Dramatic Club 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Spri-Hian 4; Library Assistant 4; Bowling 3, 4; Senior Play (Prompter) 4; Thespian Society 4.

"Well, let me tell you!" Loves (?) chemistry lab . . . regular B .c. attendant ... red head minus a temper (?) . . . Confusioneer . . . lots of fun

LOUISE REMONT T ANSLEY "Lou" Commercial Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Bowling 4; Scrivener 4; Senior Play (Make-up Committee) 4.

"Holy Cow!" Always on time (?) for Girls Chorus ... found with Neil . . . heart troubles in the midst . . . quiet and sweet.

DORIS MARIE TREIBLE "Dar"

Commercial

Band 4; Bowling 3.

"Where's 'Pogo'?" Cute . . . quiet until you know her ... never seen without "Pogo" ... grew muscles carry" ing that bass drum ... loves long hair.

DONALD K. TRIBIT "Don"

General

Band 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4.

"Duh-h-h" Dreams of being a great scientist .. likes the girls (?) . . . class comedian . . . always sincere.

MARY JEAN WALTER ·'Jean"

General Business

Girls' Chorus 2,.3; Choir 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Hockey Intramurals 2; Basketball Intramurals 2; Senior .

Play (Ticket Committee) 4.

"Well, I'll think abm't it!" Capable helper in Tri-Hi-Y ... always typing for the teachers . . . has her troubles with men . . . seen but not heard (?).

HANNAH ROBERTA WALTERS "Nan"

General Business

Basketball Intramurals 2, 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Hockey 3; Hockey Intramurals 2; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3. Spri-Hian 4; Scrivener 4; Attendance Office 4; Bowling 3, 4; senior Play 4; Thespian Society 4.

"My 'Han" called last night!" Interest in Duke ... million dollar personality ... one of Mr. Richardson's secretaries . . . always dreaming or writing . . . cute kid.

RUTH ANN WARNOCK "Ruthie"

Academic

Girls' Chorus 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4.

Scrivener 4; Bowling 3, 4; Senior Play 4.

"Well, what do yOtI know about that!" Quiet ... lends her soprano voice to Girls Chorus ... loves Ocean City vacations ... loves chemistry (?).

HUGH DAVID WILLIAMS "Dave"

General

Scrivener 4; Dramatic Club 2, 4; Track 2, 3.

"I'm tired" Lover of big words . . . acting ability . . . always cracking a joke ... oh, that car!

DELBERT STANLEY WILLIAMS "Del"

General

Baseball Intramurals 2, 3; Stage Crew 4. Monitor 4.

"Who said that?" Needs a pillow to drive . . . one of the 'three musketeers ... future painter ... English (?) lover ... seen with a carload.

RICHARD ELLWOOD WITTIG "Dick"

Academic

Choir 3, 4. Monitor 4; F ootba1l2, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Senior Play (Stage Crew and Property Committee) 4; Varsity Club 4.

"Well I'll be dipped" Keeps quiet (?) in English class . oh, that laugh ... lends his bass voice to the choir . chemistry wizard (?) . . . likes musical comedies.

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Clan o15~ KENNETH RAY WOLFE Academic

"K. Ray"

Monitor 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Softball Intramurals 2 ,3, 4.

"What's on the agenda?" Likes the women . . . cooks up dangerous. chemical concoctions . . . deadeye on the basketball court . . . seen at Ocean City . . . Future LIFE photographer

ROBERT GORDON WRIGHT "Bobby"

Academic

Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4.

Choir 3, 4; Operators Club 4; Monitor 4; Scrivener 4.

Senior Play (Ticket Committee) 4.

"What 'cha say, Ace?" Short and cute . . . part time grease monkey . . . always on time (?) for choir . . . runs like a speed demon . . .speeds around in his black Dodge.

"Glug!"

Seniors Has it really come?

Is it really true?

Is graduation actually here For me and you?

How long we've waited!

What fun we've had We don't quite know Whether we're happy or sad.

The things we've seen, The things we've done, The way that everything Added up to fun!

The dash off to gym, Ten minutes to dress, The lunches we gulped Under strain and distress.

The fun in physics ...

Best not to be late, Teachers' appetites for homework We never could be safe.

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The trig and the solid, The history, too, The times we've stammered "Who? Me?" "Yes, you!"

The Spanish, the English, And the Latin, too, The classes we took In chem, and math review.

The clubs and the meetings, The work on the book, To get all the pictures What trouble we took!

The Prom and the tripThey were the best yet.

In fact our whole stay here We'll never forget!

"Golng my way?"

"Coises!"

Swing low . . • • .

Hen party

More mugging

"Aw. gimme some!"

Intelliqentsia

Good Old Daze

Mugging ••••

"Open wide .••• "

The class of 1952, this fourth day of June, 1952, being of sound mind and generous spirit do hereby bequeath these, our beloved and treasured possessions, to the underclassmen of our dear old Alma Mater:

I, Barbara Albert, will my privilege of being Mr. Madeira's secretary for two

years to the next poor innocent sophomore.

I, Ray Bedford, will my seat in "Solid" to Horace Bedwell.

I, Elisabeth Bergner, will my love for Mr. Madeira's English Class to Judy Schaub.

I, George Hewitt, will Herbie Kerns to all the blondes in my little black book.

I, Jack Hoffman, will my love for "The Chief" to Carol Jones.

I, Shirlee Holloway, will my "baby fat" and quiet ways to Ann Shick.

I, Tom Brooks, will my mechanical drawing eraser to Eddie Clegg and Kenny Conrad.

I, Ron Janes, will my ability to crack up cars and get traffic tickets to anyone who has enough money to pay for them.

I, Ed Carroll, will my ability to get good chemistry marks to anybody who wants them.

I, Jane Johnson, will my place in the Senior Class to any girl who thinks she can fill it.

I, George Cavey, will my natural red hair to any other "Tint Hair" fan who wishes he had it.

I, Barbara Jones, will

I, Bud Charlesworth, will my ability to come out of every football game without a scratch and my number' 31 jersey to Jim Strain.

I, Patricia Clay, will my position in the the Band to Diane McCrea.

I, Dene Denzler, will my personel magnetism and manly charm to any other wall flower who needs them.

I, Larry Diggins, will my ability to flunk P.A.D. three times in a row to Malcolm Thomas.

I, Grace Dirren, will my seat in JlThe Deacon's Row l l to anyone unfortunate

my

position in

hockey to anyone who doesn't mind being battered and bruised.

I, Blair Jones, will a ride in my car to Marie at any time she wants one.

I, "Knob" Koetzle, will my school marks to anyone with a match.

I, George Kopf, will my seat in Mr. Madeira's English class to anybody who wants it.

I, Jerrie Korenko, will my ability to sleep with my eyes open in all my classes to anyone else who is tired of school.

I, Bill Kresge, will my natural blonde hair to any underclassman who needs it.

in Mr.

I, Julie Lang, will my shyness around boys to Francis Ade.

I, Bill Driscoll, will my ability to get A's in chemistrY to Jack Steele.

I, John Lewis, will my job at Holiday Gardens to Malcolm Thomas, if he thinks he can make good.

I, Rose Durham, will Martin and his Jalopy to all the girls.

I, Mirk Light, will my cross country shoes and cigarettes to Harry Bogard.

I, Liz Durst, will my love for the name "Sarah Elizabeth" to Sara Sandford

any underclassman who' wants it.

enough to get caught talking Madeira's class.

I, Betty Farley, will my personality (?) to Jerry Duffy • • • Long may he suffer.

I, Lee Fischer, will my job as co-editor of the Spri-Hian and a pack of troubles to IIReds,i Osborne.

I, Mary Galloway, will the co-editorship of the Spri-Hian to anyone who has patience for it.

I, Lois Glover, will my height of 6 feet to my sister, Barb.

I, Eleanor Gold, will my ability to stay on the good side of my teachers to Elaine Poeschl.

I, Dell Green, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Joanne Miller.

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I, Chip Hance, will my seat in IIS o lid" to anybody who isn't smart enough to take bookkeeping.

I, Nancy Light, will my love for Friday to I, David Lilley, will my ability to splice films to anyone dumb enough to tell Mrs. Denice he can do it.

I, Charlotte Long, will my ability to get a laugh in English class to "The Chief" I, Bill Lotter, will my ability of "not being called on" in Mr. Maderia's class.

to, any

junior who doesn't know the

answers.

I, Mick McBride, will my ability (any ability) to Larry Sault.

I, Chickie McCormick, will my 3 acres to Lea Forrester to build her house on.

i, Bebe Mcintyre, will my ability to drive and get dated to little Joanne Miller.

I, Charles Savidge, will the life (that was life?) of a senior to Jack Knaff.

I, lola Mangini, will my shorthand ability to anybody who will need it.

i, Tom Shavney, will my ability to perfect a perfect carnation.

I, Jean Martin, will my voice to Jack Knaff.

I, Dot Simpson, will my fun on saturday nights to louise Meliodon.

I, Frank Masho, will my stool at "The Forrest" to Barney Baker.

I, Bette Skow, will my ability to miss those long easy hockey drives to my fellow fullback, Vannie Schick.

i, Pogo Messick, will mv love for band and orchestra to Morris Hoven.

I, Ronnie Mohn, will my ability to break javelins to anyone' who thinks he has mastered this art.

I, Don Mossman, will all my troubles to my brother.

I, John Nagy, will my football uniform to anyone big enough to fit into it.

I, Sally Oberle, will my long hair to James Kilpatrick.

I, Sandra Oberle, will my love for "Fords" to Joan Gregory.

I, Helen Pancoast, will my ability to get cupcakes, cookies and apples from Mr. , Hall to Vicky Plieger.

I, Betty Phipps, will my ability to be the only girl in a boys' class for two years to any girl who wants it.

I, Neil Poole, will all my love for Saturday nights at "Walt's" to June Whittaker.

I, Walt Pusey, will all my good marks to lois Abrahamson.

I, Gertie Reiniger, will

my enthusiasm

for cheerleading to Barbara Crouse.

I, Bobbie Resnick, will my natural curly hair to loretta Gorby •. may she use it in the best of health.

I, "Ears" Reynolds, will my "love trou

I, Shirley Small, will my height to Nancy Hanlon.

I, Shirley Sohn, will some of my ability in typing to Pat Fitzgerald.

I, Jack Songster, will my love for solid geometry to my brother, "Chic".

I, Don Stephens, will my cross country shoes to lee Rankin.

I, Pat Stewart, will my ability to sit at home and wait for the mail to come in

to any junior fortunate enough to write to a college man.

I, Joe Stumpf, will the build formerly bequeathed to me by Dave Worthington to Bill Kynett.

I, Bill Swatek, witl my ability to play ping pong to "Moe" Hoven.

I, Sally Sykes, will my ability to get in trouble to any natural redhead taking chemistry and P.A.D. I,.louise Tansley, will my job of delivering the morning bulletin to June Whittaker.

I, Doris Treible, will my bass drum to Randy Wilson.

I, Jean Walter, will my seat in Madeira's class to my brother.

Mr.

I, Nan Walters, will the privilege of bei"g pinned to a college man in my senior

w

bles" to "Rebel."

I, Barbara Rhoades, will my "Cupid Business" to Lee Ranki,n.

I, Don Riesenberg, will my love for "Big Tom" to Jack Steel.

I, John Roberts, will my ability to make brilliant remarks in Mr. Madeira's English cla;s to AI Desiderio.

I, louis Rose, will my shop apron to IIKooch l l Fanelli.

I, Naomi Ryder, will my love for sailors to my sister, Charmaine.

I, Joan Sadley, will my arguments with Mr. Madeira to any junior who thinks he can win.

year to my sister, Lidwine.

I, Ruth Warnock, will my chemistry equations to anyone who can balance them.

I, Dell Williams, will my ability to get deficiency slips to Malcolm Thomas.

I, Dave Williams, will my English note' book to my son in the class of '54.

I, Dave Wittig, will my roundness to someone who needs it ••• Jim Kilpatrick.

I, Don Tribit, will my ability to get along with women to Malcolm Thomas.

I, Ray Wolfe, will my hair to Mr. Richardson.

I, Bobbie Wright, will my height to Wally IIHead" Fredericks.

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ore (faze !Jnto CCke [future Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief!

Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggarman, Thief!

Which of these is your title for 1962? Well, looking into our crystal ball we find the members of the "Class of '52" quite occupied with their careers.

Visiting New York we find Liz Bergner making her debut at Carnegie Hall. At the nearby Metropolitan Opera Jack Songster sits behind the General Manager's desk, while at the city's most fashionable night spot, Jean Martin can be heard lending her voice to Barbara Messick's "Band of Renown" which also features Ronnie Mohn and Doris Treible. It seems Charlotte Long has replaced Milton Berle on Tuesday nights, and is followed each week by "Gorgeous George" Kopf's thrilling wrestling bouts. Also in the public eye are Jack Hoffman, who is the new replacement for Homer Brown on "Henry Aldrich," and Charles Savidge, who can be seen on "The Fred Waring Show" every Sunday night singing as a soloist with that well known group. We also hear that Harold Reynolds has just put Arthur Murray out of business.

John Roberts' new address is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., where he is doing nicely, while in Boston, Don Riesenberg is a prominent business executive. In Philadelphia, Lola Mangini is secretary to . President Bill' Lotter of Lotter, Lotter, and Lotter, Inc. Barbara Jones and Bette Skow are "co-chairladies" of The American Amazon Society. Rose Durham can be seen as head nurse at the Delaware County Hospital, while Eleanor Gold is holding a prominent position in the Red Cross.

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Lee Fischer is still looking forward to the invention of an automobile that will run by itself, while out in the mid-west Dell Green, the first woman to enter the stock car races, has just won the finals. Of course, with Shirlee Holloway as her chief mechanic, how could she lose?

Back in Springfield, Eddie Carroll is now the community's leading mechanic. And, if we should visit Central School we'll find Ruth Ann Warnock teaching her Kindergarten Class to build sand castles, and Jane Johnson teaching social studies to the fifth grade. Gertie Reiniger can be heard counting 1-2-3-4 while her gym classes touch their toes, and Louise Tansley is now assisting Miss Schriver in the music department.

It seems that Frank Masho is now the only man left III the Bachelors' Club. Chip Hance still enjoys hunting animals . . . much to the displeasure of that certain lady. Nancy Jane Light is still wearing that ??? stone ring, and Jerrie Korenko, of course, is still holding out on her secret love. Helen Pancoast and Don Mossman seem to be making out quite well on their forty acre farm in Indiana, and back home Sally Oberle has just settled down with her ideal husband, while her sister, Sandy, is seen opening the doors of the Mauro residence. In family matters, we find Shirley Sohn rearing a small family in Springfield, Shirley Small growing grey hairs while teaching her daughter to sing, and Barbara Rhoades making a size four color-guard uniform for her daughter.

Nan Walters can be seen thumbing through her book of memories with John, and Tom

Brooks is quite occupied with a lot of little Brooksies. Neil Poole is npw a full time baby sitter, and John Lewis has just finished building a log cabin for his family. Julie Lang, of course, still has the boys guessing. Pat Stewart can be seen as head buyer for John vVanamaker's Department Store, and Dave Lilley is president of Acme Stores, Inc. Another well known businessman is Tom Shavney, new owner of Polites Florist Shop.

Lois Glover is now editor of "The Nurses Journal," and Grace Dirren is sweeping the country with her spicy gossip columns. Also we find Naomi Ryder typing away at her latest novel, while Betty Phipps is illustrator for Sally Sykes' short stories in Good Housekeeping.

FLASH! Dot Simpson just broke the world's record as typing champion. J ean Walter is model for photographer Ray Wolfe and Camera Masters Studio, and George Cavey has just been promoted to chief artist of Esquire Magazine. In fashions, we see Joan Sadley modeling for Power~J' Modeling Agency in New York, and Barbara McIntyre designing clothes for Charm's famous model, Barbara Resnick.

Don Stephens is hot on the tail of disproving Einstein's theories, with Walt Pusey, his assistant, aiding him. Also in the field of science, we hear that Dene Denzler is the first person to reach the moon, and that Don Tribit has made his millions selling Charles Antel's Formula No.9. Mary Anne Galloway, of course, is still receiving high honors for her 1. Q. Barbara Albert can be seen¡ riding from the gates of Devon with her blue ribbon awards, and "Wild Bill" Driscoll, the race track terror,

has just won the Indianapolis "500" with Ronnie Janes, his chief mechanic, in the pit. Making the headlines in Philadelphia is John Nagy, who has just won his thirtieth game for Mirk Light's "Fightin' Phillies." Also making news in Philadelphia are Bill Swatek, first string full-back, and "Joltin Joe" Stumpf, well known half-back playing for the famous Philadelphia Eagles.

Making home town headlines are Liz Durst, who has just been chosen "Mrs. Perfect Housekeeper of 1962," and Chickie McCormick, who has started a tourist's camp in her backyard.

Bill McBride has made his millions towing his car to museums featuring ancient autos, and Bill Kresge has just been. chosen the most 'Versatile Man of the Year.' Dick Wittig is now rendering his laugh for professional services, and Bud Charlesworth has been quite successful in taking over the Henry Ford Company.

From Alaska comes the news that George Hewitt is making a .fortune selling sl1ow-balls to Eskimos and Lou Rose has just bought out the Hudson Bay Trapping Co. Dave Williams is now Admiral of the Chester Ferry and Bobby Wright is selling "Baits Six Footers." Two steady customers of Mr. Wright are Larry Diggins and Del Williams.

Blair Jones is still building skyscrapers in Eastern Delaware County and we see that "Knob" Koetzle has just been promoted to chief of the Springfi~ld Fire Company: Last but not least we see Betty Lou Farley putting a nice hot dinner on the table for ??? to come home to, and that Ray Bedford is still trying to catch up with his brother's 6 feet 4 inches.

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'0/e really felt proud that we were the oldest class in the junior high. Among our new members were Jack Fields, Virginia Stricklen, Pat McIntyre, Lois Mullen, Irene O'Neill, Babs Sack, Helen Pancoast, and Malcolm Thomas.

Vve really got that grown-up feeling when we entered the tenth grade being in senior high and partaking in senior activities. That year Shirlee Holloway, Betty Lou Farley, Lee Fischer, Doris Trieble, Harry Cutter, Ronnie Smith, Caroline Schartner, Pat Stewart, Marilyn McKenzie, Sally Sykes, Don Riesenberg and Jane Johnson joined our class. The main event of our sophomore year was the Soph Hop. The theme of it was Paradise Island.

1950 - '51 Our junior year found us greeting several new pupils who added much to our class. They were Betty Phipps, Jean Martin, Charlene McCormick, John Roberts and also Dave \,yilliams who returned to our school. Jane Fitzpatrick, John Schmidt, and Gordon Fleming came and left this year. Although we were sorry to see them go, Marilyn McKenzie, Joan Vance, Virginia Stricklen, Harry Cutter, Larry Foster, Erwin Ryder, and Robert 'Wittig also departed from our midst during the term.

At the beginning of the school term we sold magazines to earn money for our class and earned $463.25. This was put into our treasury for expenses which were to be encountered in our junior and senior years. Another big event occurred when the class rings arrived shortly before Christmas.

Although we attended various dances during the year, we eagerly anticipated the J uniorSenior Prom which before this year only a few of us were able to attend. This dance was given for the senior class of 1951 at the Bala Golf Club. We danced to the music of "The Stylers" for three joy-filled hours. This was the . last dance of the year and proved to be the best.

Anyone who was present could tell you of the beauty of the decorations and the room in which we danced. As invitations were presented only to Juniors and Seniors, only these classes were permitted with their dates. Most of us have souvenirs of the dance in either the form of pictures or dance programs. \,yith this we ended a very successful year both socially and financially.

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1951 - '52 Our last and senior year commenced September 6, 1951, when we were joined by two newcomers-Barbara McIntyre from Notre Dame in Moylan and Gorge Kopf from Proviso Township School in Maywood, Ill. Our new officers this year were' William Lotter, president; Joseph Stumpf, vice president; Bette Skow, treasurer; and Lola Mangini, secretary.

The class of '52's first project was the Christmas Card Drive which began in October.

In this we raised money to help with class expenses for the year. With Elizabeth Durst, Barbara Rhoades, and Ray Wolfe in charge, we sold over 900 boxes and raised $450.00.

On November 27, we visited the Elwyn Training School and Broad Meadows Prison ... and oh ! what a time we had on those buses! !

Remember how certain seniors "guzzled" all that cider? All kidding aside, we learned a great deal from our visits to the two institutions, and certainly were very much impressed with the children at Elwyn.

The senior play, as usual, was one of the highlights of the year. On March 7 and 8, we presented "Dear Ruth" in the school auditorium. The play was directed by Miss Bigelow, and was more than a success. But oh, those long rehearsals.

Well, our 'Washington Trip finally came about. \Ve were away May 21, 22 and 23, and we had a swell time. It was really exciting seeing the Capitol Buildings, the White House, and other places where history is being made. Of course, we must not forget to mention the exciting time, to say the least, we had at the Ebbitt Hotel where we stayed!

But all.good things must come to an end, and when we returned to school we were met by smiling teachers with our final exams. But most of us survived-even that.

After the ordeal, we had a few moments of relaxation with the Junior-Senior Prom on May 29 which was held at Bala Golf Club. Our Baccalaureate Service was held June 1, and on June 2, we had our Senior Dinner-Dance at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel. We had a grand time, but most of us felt just a little melancholy, since this was our last class get-together.

On June 4, we graduated.

Looking back, our fellowship was certainly good. and although we had our ups-and-downs we nevertheless will hold fond memories of Springfield High School from this moment on.

o[lma ..JIater Words and Music

By Sylvia Mac Donald

1.

Our Springfield High School, Thou noble one and true,

2.

Time ever flowing, now bids us all to go,

3.

When we depart from thy protection here,

To Thee we sing again of our gold and blue, High lot or lowly weal or woe, We'll oft look behind us with all affection dear,

Hearts proudly loyal in song, here unite, Life's duties call us what ere befall, Boldly we launch out upon life's stormy main, and

To spread aboard the fame of thy great power and might

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Love, honor, praise and glory thou wilt hear from all and Live our bright high-school days all over again, how

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COMMITTEES Business

Publicity

Dot Simpson

Walter Pusey

John Light

Ronnie Mohn

Naomi Ryder

Lights

Jean Walters

Jack Hoffman

Prompters

Betty Lou Farley Sally Sykes Elisabeth Bergner

Stage

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Ronnie Goebel

Bill Kresge

Jim Miller

Bill Swatek

Bill Lotter

Don Stephem

Bill Campbell

DickWittig

Blair Jones

Bill Lotter

Pete McCourt

Blair Jones

Bill Swatek Don Stephens Make-up

Barbara Messick Doris Trieble Louise Tansley Shirley Sohn

USHERS Ekanor Gold

Nancy Light

Barbara Albert

Jane Johnson

Charlene McCormick

Helen Pancoast

Bette Skow

Shirley Small

Lois Glover

Elizabeth Durst

Barbara .J ones

Gertrude Reinger

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Best Dressed Most Dignified Brightest Cutest Best Sport Biggest Flirt

BEST DRESSED

MOST DIGNIFIED

BRIGHTEST

CUTEST

BEST SPORT 42

C. McCormick, B. Charlesworth J. Roberts, L. Mangini W. Pusey, B. Skow T. Brooks, S. Small J. Stumpf, G. Reiniger J. Lang, H. Reynolds

BIGGEST FLIRT

Best Dancers ..............•............. S. Oberle, H. Reynolds Wittiest C. long, R. Koetzle Best Looking B. Driscoll, B. Farley Best Athletes B. Jones, B. Kresge B. lotter, B. Skow, J. Stumpf Most Popular Most likely to Succeed B. SkO'·f, D. Stephens

BEST DANCERS

WITTIEST

BEST LOOKING

BEST ATHLETES

MOST POPULAR

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED

Senior :JJramatic Glub

Scott's 3ti- Q

1st row: T. Brooks. B..McIntyre. secretary-treasurer; B. Farley. president; J. Stumpf. vice-president; Miss Bigelow. advisor.

2nd row:. B. Phipps. G. Reiniger. S. Oberle. D. Simpson. R. Warnock. A. Green.

3rd row: S. Sohn. J. Roberts. D .Williams. J. Hoffman. P. Stewart.

4th Row: C. Poole. L. Tansley. G. Korenko. S. Oberle. S. Sykes.

J. Lang.

W. Pusey. M. Galloway. E. Bergner. B. Skow. D. Stephens.

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Co-Editors-Mary Anne Galloway, Lee Fischer Business Manager-Bette Skow Exchange Editor-Lois Glover Sports Editors-Elizabeth Durst. Ann Schick Editorial Staif-G. Hewitt, J. Songster, J. Roberts, J. John· son, D. Stephens, C. Long, G. Cavey, W. Pusey, B. Tuck· wood, S. Osborn, L. Abrahamson, B. Pollock, S. Dallas, S. Osborne, B. Glover, B. Denice, C. Herrmann, D. Breeser.

Business Sta:f-N. 'Light. A. Ruggierio, S. McKay, N. von

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Staff

[Juorial Staff Glahn, J. Krumboldt, 1. Sharp, N. Walters, K. Reid, J. Coulson, J. Melville.

Circulation-So Sykes, B. Albert, E. Bergner, L. Glover, B. Rhoades, J. Schaub, B. Kazio, B. Crouse, G. Reiniger.

Sports-G. Phillips, A. Meredith, B. Jones, C. Hance.

Photography-R. Wolfe, J. Light, J. Knaff.

Typing-P. Stewart, N. Ryder, J. Sadley, E. Gold, J. Walter.

D. Green, B. Farley, G. Dirren.

Advisor-S. S. R. Maderia.

TRI-HI-Y

First Row: Mrs. Peel, Advisor; S. Oshorne. Secretary; L. Glover, Vice President; G. Reiniger, Presi. dent; S. Oberle. Secretary; 1. Durst. Treasurer; Mrs. Neely. Advisor.

Second Row:S. Small. P. Evans. J. Bear. B. Kazio. R. A. Warnock. D. Simpson. B. Albert, A. Green.

Third Row: M. McMenamin. L. Meliodon. J. Endrich. L. Abrahamson, B. Crouse, N. Ryder, S. Meneely, J. Walter, C. Long.

Fourth Row: J. Krumboldt, R. Fischer, J. Robbins.S. Oberle. J. Schaub. A. Jones, B. Tuckwood. M. Taylor. 1. Sharp, B. Farley. L. Lennox.

LIBRARY ASSISTANTS

lst Row: Miss Graham, N. Von Glahn, P. Stewart, G. Reiniger. B. Albert. S. Sykes. B. Phipps.

2nd Row: F. Figarola. J. Wright. S. Molin, L. Walters, G. Phipps.

S. Jester.

3rd Row: E. Wenkle, C. Fairlamb. R. Archambault, E. Poeschl.

G. Lynch. L. Meliodon. J. Strain.

4th Row: B. Heller, D. Landis, B. Lambert, B. Green. G. Gilger.

J. Hull, W. Ford. L. Coulson.

5th Row: V. Pflieger, S. Palmer. S. !rey. G. Mauro.

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MONITORS

First Row: R. Wittig, E. Carroll, T. Brooks, Mr. Hottenstein. Advisor; J. Stumpf, R. Wolfe, R. Mohn.

Second Row: R. Wright, G. Hewitt, R. Bedford, W. Lotter, C. Hance, B. Greenberg.

Third Row: W. Driscoll. G. Cavey, A. Charlesworth. W. Kresge.

J. Nagy.

Fourth Row: F. Masho. J. Hoffman, J. Songster. D. Denzler, L. Rose, R. James. D. Williams, W. McBride. W. Swatek.

OPERATORS

Standing: Ed Carroll. President.

First Row: D. Smith, G. Cavey. D. Lilley. R. Koetzle. D. Dirren.

Second Row: Mrs. Denice. Advisor; R. Wright. R. Bosbyshell. G. Hewitt, J. Dougherty.

Third Row: W. McBride, J. Elliott, J. Gregor. R. Sylvester. W. Krebbs.

Fourth Row: R. Bedford, J. Ruggierio, R. Schiller, J. Strain J. Kilpatrick.

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3tonor Socieb;

CCkespian Society

1st Row, Mr. Nunan. Advisor; B. Lotter. B. Jones. D. Stephens. B. Skow. W. Pusey. Mr. Weaver. Advisor.

2nd Row, L. Rankin. B. Glover. L. Mangini. C. Long. S. Osborne.

M. Galloway.

3rd Row: L. Abrahamson. B. Rhoades. R. Mohn. G. Cavey. B. Crouse. E. Bergner.

4th Row: B. Farley. L. Glover.

1st row: Mr. Nunan. Advisor; B. Rhoades. J. Kilpatrick. G. Phillips.

J. Dougherty. S. Maneely. Miss Bigelow. Advisor.

2nd row: B. Kynett. S. Oberle. S .Osborne. B. Farley. S. Sykes. S. McKay. N. Walters. B. Phipps .

3rd row: B. McBride. 1. Hoffman. J. Roberts. W. Fredericks. R. Hall.

G. Cavey. W. Sheely.

4th row: J. Reiniger. J. Korenko. L. Lennox. P. Stewart. S. Oberle.

B. Pollock.

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Senior

First Row: Mr. Madeira. advisor; J. Stumpf; sergeant-atarms; B. Jones; vice-president; G. Hewill; president; S. Osborne; secretary; L. Sault; treasurer; C. Long; parlimentarian.

Second Row: J. Wright. J. Edgley. J. Krumbolt. B. Glover, G .Reiniger. L. Glover. P. Stewart.

Third Row: L. Abramhamson. B .Baker. D. Dirren. B. Charlesworth. J. Gregory. J. Strain.

Fourth Row: D. Shear. R. Schiller. B. Loller. C. Herrmann.

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Junior

1st row-Miss nenney. advisor; N. Harrigan. secretary; B. Carpenter. vice president; O. Robinson. president; L. Hobbs. treasurer. J. Smith. B. Evanglista.

2nd row-B. Shankweiler. G. Phipps. E. Graeber. M. Light.

I. Ebling. J. Bellini.

3rd. row-R. Schaum. 1. New. P. Hoehl. R. McDonald. K. Hoven. S. Szemes. T. Thesieres.

4th row-K. Rice. B. Yochum. W. Fatz. R. Koch. S. Barger. G. Lawton.

JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB

1st Row: Mr. Nunan, Advisor; F. Dreyer, J. Kilpatrick, J. Dougherty, A. Schick" 2nd Row: J. Coulson, P. Fitzgerald, J. Robbins, R. Hill, S. McKay, B. Kazio.

3rd Row: G. Hoffman, B. Mark, R. Hall, B. Lappin, E. Horrocks.

4th Row: B. Kynett, L. Lennox, S. Meneely, R. Ellis, S. Osborne, W. Scheely.

SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB

1st Row: Mrs. Neely, Advisor; S. Molin, C. Connon, C. Herrmann.

J. Wright, M. Dell, L. De Santis.

2nd Row: N. Haworth, J. Sallada, S. Sandford, A. Desiderio, A. Bricka, V. Pflieger, R. Acinapura, J. McNeal.

3rd Row: C. Sullivan, I. Miller, P. Aikman, B. Adler, C. Fairlamb, N. Lynch, G. Gilger.

4th Row:P. Hill, S. Scheid, S. Pigage,C. Scipione, M. Malz, P. Janes, D. Landis, L. Walters.

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lsI D. Bedwell, D. Downes, E. Sanborn, G. Rostron, B. Sylyes er, Fr. House, ~h.

2nd Row: O. Robinson, T. Thesieres, D. Mockler, K. Lownes, B. Small,M. Kazio, R. Woodruff, G. McNiel, R..P. Miller.

3rd Row: D. Gorby, B. Faulkner, D. Marlin, E. Peters, B. Johnston, B. Parker, L. Hobbs, B. Dreyer, R. Schopf.

4th row: Mr .Hall, coach; B. Aldinger, D. Schaub, G. Starzman, J. Barranger, B. Carpenter, R. Chalupa, F. McCartney, B. Obdyke, Mr. Nunan. coach.

1st row: T. Rankin, R. Dreyer, W. Fatz, E. Hottenstein.

2nd row: S. Fullerton, R. Jump, P. Hutchinson, Mr. Allison, coach.

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Junior 3tiqk Gross Gountnj

BOYS1 VARSITY; CLUB

1st Row: W. Pusey, D. Koetzle, B. Lotter, Vice President; J. Nagy, Presidentc B. Charlesworth, Secretary; B. Kresge, Treasurer; Mr. Jones, Advisor.

2nd Row: B.. Baker, B. Wright. D. Mossman, F. Masho, G. Kopf, G. Hoffman, G. Cavey, D. Wittig, D. Stephens,. J. Dougherty, J. Naff, B. Kynett, J. Stumpf.

3rd Row: J. Kilpatrick, ·M. Hoven, E. Reynolds, B. Driscoll, L. Sault, E. Horrocks, D. Taylor, B. McBride.

4th Row: B. Swatek, 1. Ranki:l, D. Woodruff, L. Rose, T. Brooks.

GIRLSI VARSITY CLUB

First Row: J. Korenko, Miss Brusch, Advisor; B. Skow, President; B. Jones, Treasurer; C. McCormick.

Second Row: B. Denice, L. Durst, G. Phillips, H. Pancoast, J. Coulson, G. Reiniger.

Third Row: A. Meredith, B. Rhoades, B. Crouse, A. Schick.

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Senior 3tiqh Orchestra

VIOLINS: A. Desiderio, S. Dallas, C. Essick, N. Von Glahn, J. Roberts, J. Schaub, A. Adler, D. Webberking, P. Schaeffer, B. Tuckwood, K. Hoven, M. Crowell, B. A. Worthington and J. Schwatt. CELLOS: G. Artley and M. L. Stearns. BASSES: B. Skow, J. Fitch, J. Eckert and S. Davis. FLUTES: S. Osborn, B. Denice, K. Irving and L. Piercy. OBOE: N. L. Piercy, CLARINETS: W. Pusey, R. Mohn, J. Davis, J. Urian and J. Schroeder. TENOR SAXOPHONE: D. Stephens. ALTO SAXOPHONES: F. Behrle,!.

Lilly and G. Mason. BASS CLARINET: N. Phillips. TROMBONES: L. Rankin and W. Roach. HORNS: K .Conrad, A. Meredith and R. S. Miller. TRUMPETS: B. Messick, M. Hoven and G. Starzman.

TYMPANI: G Hoffman and K. Schweizer. DRUMS: R. Wilson and N. Rhoades. BELLS: G. Phillips.

HARP: J. Hagele. PIANISTS: E. Bergner and M. A. Galloway. DIRECTOR: Elwood S. Miller.

Junior 3tigh Orchestra

VIOLINS: P. Schaeffer; B. Tuckwood; B. A. Worthington; B. Hughes; R. Householder; H. House:

J. Schwatt; M. Crowell; K. Hoven; CELLO: G. Artley; M. L. Stearns; OBOE: N. L. Piercy; HORNS, E. Evans; STRING BASS: J. Eckert; S Davis; E. Willits; K. Aldinger; CLARINETS: N. Phillips; J. Urian; J. Schroeder; P. Capus; FLUTES: L. Piercy; K. Irving; L. Blake; E. A. Eyerly; SAXOPHONE: 1. Lilley; J. Mason; L. Davis; TRUMPET: G. Starzman; R. S. Miller; K. Rice; H. Danner; TROMBONES: W. Roach; W. Schlegel; PIANO: J. Hagele; M. A. Light; ACCORDIANS: R. Koch; K. Schweizer; XYLOPHONE & ;BELLS: f. Hoebl; C. A. Degler; DRUMS: N. Rhoades: R. Wilson.

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CHOIR

1st Row: M. Eikner. B. Jones, L. Abrahamson, M. A. Galloway, L. Bergner, D. Lappin, F. Doxie, B. Crouse, J. Sadley, M. Graff , B. Rhoades.

2nd Row: 1. Glover, L. Durst, P. Evans, B. Albert, N. Light, B. Heller, M. Johnson, J. Bear, L. Fischer, S. Small.

3rd Row: B. Wright, B. McBride, J. Knaff, C. Savidge, B. Krebbs, B. Charlesworth, B. Kresge, G. Cavey, D. Ditren, J. Elliott, Miss Schriver, Director.

4th Row: B. Glover, B. Tuckwood, S. Brown, J. Walter, C. Long, T. Reid, A. Gerber, B. Booth, A. Jones, J. Martin, J. Krumboldt. E. Gold.

5th Row: P. Eckman, J. Eyster, 1. Sharp.

6th Row: J. Strain, R. Schiller, J. Holscher, D. Wittig, L. Sault, D. Taylor, J. Songster, D. Woodruff B. Parker.

GIRlSI CHORUS

1st Row: B. Phipps, J. Sallada, S. Molin, S. Sanford, J. Marcheson, A. Desiderio, C. Schopf.

2nd Row: M. Warnock, R. Acinapura, Pres.; N. Haworth, J. Wright, V. Pflieger, A. Bricka, J. McNeal J. Eckman.

3rd Row: Miss Shriver, Director; N. Poole, P. Watson, N. Lynch, P. Aikman, G. Gilger, T. Tatum, R. Durham, L. Tansley.

4th Row: J. Moore, S. Scheid, S. Piqage, C. Scipione, S. Sykes, P. Hill. A. Ruggierio, D. Gamble.

5th Row: G. Mauro, R. Warnock, C. Ryder, Sect.; R. Hill, D. Wilkinson.

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First Row: N. Phillips, S. Girvin. Second Row: Mrs. Corbin, Advisor, L. Clair, W. Ford, Captain, J. Loiter, M. Green.

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D. Webberking. M. Taylor. N. VonGlahn. A. Sharp. B. Jones. B. Skow. majorette.

B. Kazio. B. Rhoades. captain; 1. Wilson. J. Whittaker. P.

Stewart. M. Pugsley.

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J3anJ

First Row: B. Skow. B. Messick. K. Crosby. N. Phillips. R. Wilson. J. Glover. B. Demce. S. Jester.

J. Urian. P. Capus. L. Davis. R. Neely. E. Evans. B. Jones.

Second Row: Mr. Miller. Director; M. Taylor. R. Clair. H. Danner. C. Sticklen. G. Mason. R. Miller C. Essick. S. Dallas. C. Jones. J. Schroder. K. Rice. N. Rhoades. D. Webberking. G. Dirren.

Third Row: N. vonGlahn. B. Parker. J. Davis. D. Smith. A. Desiderio. R. Lappin. W. Pusey. T. Eyerly.

W. Kerr. J. Eyster. L. Piercy. G Phillips. S. Osborn. A. Sharp.

Fourth Row: B. Mueller. J. Bell. A. Meredith. T. Reid. D. Lappin. F. Dreyer. K. Conrad. T. Hapgood.

A. Roach. D. Treible. B Kazio. A. Sharp.

Fifth Row: M. Pugsley. 1. Wilson. T. Rankin. J. Erbeau. J. Fitch. R. M:Jhn. G. Starzman. D. Stephens. M. Hoven. J. Songster. W. Schlegel. S. Lilley. F. Behrle. J. Whittaker. B. Rhoades.

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Row 1: D. Mockler. R. Small. W. Madison. H. Lundgren. W. Faulkner. M. Kazio. CD-ptain; W. Temple.

J. Bellini. J. Hobensack. J. Bilbrough. L. Davis. :dOW} 2: F. Butz. J. Mossman. R. Schopf. D. Gorby. A. Simpson. B. Yarnall. K. Allen. J. Kederis. 1.

Cal¢lwell. L. Logan. R. Harker. K. Rice.

Row 3: Mr. Morgan. Coach; J. Hull. J. Rostron. P. Holt. J. Mason. D. Downes. C. Sticklen. W. Phoenix W. Kerr. J. Kopf. D. Rubolin. A. Hartz.

Row 4: W. Obdyke. W. Roach. R. Lappin. W. Albert. L. Webberking. E. Anderson. E. Peters. D. Noble. A. Whittaker. D. Mason. B. Sylvester. S. Sanborn. ~ : T. Thesiers. D. Burke. B. Parker. R. Johnston. B. Walker. R. Noise. F. McCartney. P. Kennedy, R. 'WOodruff. J. Snyder. ~ . R. Stewart.

Row 6: J. Smith. (ManagerfR."1lennet. R. McDonald. B. Carpenter. P. Robertson. C. Hart. G. Starz· man. R. Chalupa. O. Walters. D. Schaub. J. Barranger. B. Ross. R. Miller (Manager).

Senior 3ÂŁiflk [football

1st Row: G. Kopf, B. Driscoll. D. Wittig. G. Hewitt. B. Swatek. co-captain; J. Stumpf, co-captain; F. Masho. H. Reynolds. 1. Rose. J. Nagy.

2nd Row: Mr. Jones. coach; J. Strain. B. Bosbyshell, J. Dougherty. B. Charlesworth, B. Kresge. D. Mossman,' B. Kynett. G. Hoffman. R. North. Mr. Hall, coach.

3rd row: D. Harley. B. Adler, K. Conrad. R. Schiller. R. Blatz, M. Hoven. J. McLaughlin, B. Sorenson.

J. Kilpatrick. D. Walker.

4th row: L. Sault. B. Baker, B. Kresge. D. Woodrulf, A. Raymo. D. Dirren. J. Duffy. B. Simpson. H. Kerns, C. Smith. coach.

5th row: C. Songster. manager; J. Holscher. manager. J. Elliott. manager; R. Hall, B. Black, B. Lotter.

D. Koetzle. D. Mossman.

1st row: B. Baker. J. Kilpatrick. B. Charlesworth. D. Mossman. J. Dougherty. M. Hoven. L. Rose. F. Masho. D. Whittig. B. Kresge.

2nd row: J. Stumpf, B. Kynett, B. Driscoll. L. Sault. H. Reynolds, J. Nagy. B. Swatek. D. Woodruff.

VARSITY BASKETBALL

1st Row: R. Wolfe. J. Dougherty. R. Hall. Manager.

2nd Row: Mr. Jones. Cpach: K. Conrad.,R. Schiller. B. Lotter. J. Steele. E. Reynolds. Captain: B. Kresge. B. Kynett. T. Brooks. W. Sheely. J. Kilpatrick. Manager.

J. V. BASKETBALL

1st Row: R. Shutt. R. Gernharl.

2nd Row: M. Dell. Manager: D. Taylor. L. Sault. Captain: D. Woodruff. D. Evans.

3rd Row: J. Holscher. Manager: G. Eberly. D. Kresge. J. Gregor. D. Walker. B. Morgan. Coach.

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GIRLSI BASKETBALL

Varsity

J. V.

First Row: C. McCormick, C. Long, J. Schaub, G. Reiniger, B. Skow, Captain.

Second Row: B. Crouse, B. Jones, L. Abrahamson, A. Schick, Miss Brusch, Coach.

Third Row: N. Walters, Manager; B. Glover, H. Pancoast, E. Durst.

1st Row: J. Robinson, J. Lotter, C. Crosby, Manager; N. Sphar, B. Wright.

2nd Row: B. Tuckwood, Manager; B. Denice, E. Wagner, M. Taylor, S. McKay, J. Oldham, J. Coulson.

3rd Row: P. Downes, D. Lappin, P. Aikmen, K. Aldinger.

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E. Willits. Manager; C. Fairlamb. Manager;, P. Aickman. F. Doxie. 1. Gorby. T. Reid. Captain; B. Tuckwood. C. Herrman. B. Glover. S. Dallas. J. Schaub. N. Von Glahn. J. Robinson. B. Sack. M. Taylor. S. Osbom. E. Wagner. C. Schopf. S. Molin. J. Speyer. Miss EWing; Coach.

1st Row: G. Phillips. L. Forrester. B. Pollock. J. Coulson.

2nd Row: B. Kazio. Manager; E. Durst. G. Reiniger. B. Denice.

3rd Row: B. Rhoades. Manager. A. Schick. A. Meredith. B. Jones. Captain; B. Crouse. B. Skow.

Miss Brusch. Coach.

CCrack 1st Row: F. Bloomingdale. J. Erbeau. J. Fitch. R. Singley. J. Holsher, L. Rankin. E. Horrocks, R. Sorenson. G. Cavey.

(Manager).

2nd Row: Mr. Schopf. coach. R. Neely. H. Bedwell. F. Masho. W. Pusey. J. Stumpf. D. Stephens. T. Camerote. B. Kynell.

J. Davis, D. Evons.

3rd Row: B. McBride. C. Savidge, B. Baker. R. Hall. W. Fredericks. G. Kopf. R. Black. D. Nichols, R. Mohn. Mr. Allison, coach.

4th Row: J. Kilparick.G. Hoffman. B. Parker. D. Harley, A. Hahn, J. Pawling, F. Dreyer. M. Thomas, T. Hapgood. F. Behrle. J. Henrichsen.

(Jross (Jountnj 1st row: W. Pusey, H. Borgard, B. Wright. F. Dreyer, G. Hewill.

2nd Row: D. Tribit, J. Light.

3rd Row: B. Parker, G. Cavey, B. Mark. D. Stephens. E. Horrocks, Mr. Allison, coach; L. Rankin.

lst row: L. Saultâ&#x20AC;¢. B. Jones. T. Brooks ,J. Knaff. D.Woodruff.

2nd row: J. Hoffman, manager; J. Bell. W. Sheely. J. Nagy.

B. Loller. B. Swatek. B. Mueller. manager.

3rd rew: A. Raymo. D. Kresge. B. Kresge. B. Charlesworth.

B. Mark .Mr. Bell, coach.

J3aseball

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SECTION ONE First Row: P. Eckman, J. Coulson, B. Haas, B. Crouse, P. Fitzgerald, F. Bruno, F. Ade. Second Row: S. Dallas, B. Booth, C. Essick. J. Eyster Third Row: J. Baker, R. Lilley, E. Clegg, N. Butz. R. Bleeker, H. Borgard. D. Carey.

Fourth Row: G. Baker, W. Fredericks, C. Black.

H. Dougherty. Mr. Jones. Fifth Row: R. Balz, L. Abrahamson. A. Chibitar, F. Doxie. W. Campbell.

SECTION TWO First Row: B. Kazio. J. Krumboldt. J. Gregory. N. Hanlon. R. Hill, S. McKay, J. Melville.

Second Row: J. .Davis, A. Jones, J. Graeber, L. Forester, B. Glover. A. Desiderio. Third Row: D. Gamble, L. Lennox. J. Harrington. H. Fredd.

F. Dreyer. K. Conrad, Mr. Madeira. Fourth Row G. Hoffman. H. Hicks, R. Hall. J. Kilpatrick, J. Erbeau, E. Horrocks. Fifth Row: J. Gregory, S. Meneely, A. Meredith, J. Dougherty. E. Kibblehouse, R. Hayworth, L. Gorby, M. Graff, M. McMenamin.

SECTION THREE First Row: G. Phillips, M. Taylor, B. Sack.

L. Rankin. S. Osborn. J. Miller, D. Webberking.

Second Row: A. Sharp. B. Tuckwood. B. Pollock. I. Sharp, J. Robbins. S. Osborne. Third Row: E. Wenkel. M. Thomas, B. Kynett, W. Sheely, J. Pawling. D. Neely. Mr. Hall. Fourth Row: B. Quinn, B. Lappin. T. Robbi, B. Krebs.

J. Knaff, B. Mark. Fifth Row: P. Watson. J. McLachlan. C. Smith, J. Whittaker. A. Schick.

R. Schiller. K. Reid, D. Smith.

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SECTION ONE First Row: S. Brown. J. Edgely. L. DiLacqua. C. Songster. D. Breezer. J. Bear. P. Evans. Second Row: J. Eckman. R. Acinapura.

K. Crosby. J. Marcheson. A. Bricka. N. Haworth. B. Denice. E. Exley. Third Row: B. Tollinger. H. Bedwell. M. Dell. J. Bell. R. Bosbyshell. L. DeSantis. F. Bloomingdale. Fourth Row: Mr. Nunan.

J. Elliott. G. Eberly. J. Steele.D. Dirren. A. Raymo. B. Sorenson.

M. Maiorano. Fifth Row: B. Adler. H. Bell. G. Gilger. D. Healy.

M. Eikner. P. L. Aikman. C. Fairlamb. A. Gerber. S. Dillman. L. MacCain. C. Connon.

SECTION THREE First Row: D. Wilkinson. I. Wilson. A. Desiderio. E. Poeschl. J. Wright, J. McNeal. M. Warnock. Second Row: A. Ruggierio. C. Ryder. C. Schopf. S. Sandford. L. Walters. M. Pugsley. Third Row: B. Mueller. R. North. J. Ruggierio. M. Hoven. C. Miller. D. Mossman.

Mrs. Neely. R. Plotts. Fourth Row: D. Woodruff. D. Walker. B. Sylvester. L. Sault. D. Kresge. Fifth Row: V. Pflieger. N. VonGlahn.

C. Scipione. S. Scheid. J. Schaub. S. Pigage. T. Tatem. A. Sloat.

C. Sullivan.

SECTION TWO First Row: D. Landis. L. Moore. B. Heller. D. Lappin. M. Malz. F. Longbottom. M. Johnson. Second Row: A. Melchiorre. P. Janes. J. Kederis. C. Jones. S. Molin. S. Jones. Third Row: L. Meliodon. I. Miller. N. Lynch. P. Hill. C. Herrmann. P. Jones.. C. McKee. Miss Bigelow. Fourth Row: J. Filch. H. Gates. B. Black. J. Gregor. J. Henrichsen. J. Vogeler. Fifth Row: L. Eyerly. J. Rowe. D. Evans.

L. Hapgood. J. Hicks. J. Holsher. D. Harley. D. Morroni. D. Gemhart.

SECTION FOUR First Row: R. Neff. E. Durham. W. Hascher. W. Murray. R. Wells.

R. Goebel. J. Strain. Second Row: F. Behrl. A. Hart. R. Singley. W. Parker. Mr. Wentz. Third Row: N. Johnson. W. Sheffer. C. Holt.

J. Duffy. W. Simpson. R. Shear. H. Kerns.

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SECTION ONE First Row:.N. Harrigan, J. Bauman, J. Faulkenburg. E. Evangelista.

P. Herb. W. Ford. G. Freas. Second Row: Mrs. Peel. V. Bellini. M. Rost. E. Kerns. B. Gaul. D. Gemhart. V. Exley. M. Eckman. Third Row: A. Conover. D. Downes. J. Hagele. Fourth Row: J. Eckert L. Clair. B. Green. L.Greene. J. Dunbrack. K. Aldinger. C. Billingsley.

SECTION TWO First Row: L. Murphy. B. DiDonato. G. Rice, J. Durham. G. Horrocks. J. Hartz. J. Karl. Second Row: E. McKenna. M. Hill. L. Kimmel. S. Irey, D. Rennie. J. Oldham. J. Johnston. Miss Sanbe. Third Row: F. Coe. B. Beggs. C. Fredericks. J. Livezey. E. Anderson. R. Archambault. C. Kop£. Fourth Row: B. Burns. R. Chalupa. R. MacDonald. J. Barranger. B. Carpenter. P. Dougherty. Fifth Row: W. Marlin.!. New. E. Raymo. D. McCrea. K. Mulheim. J. Lotter. J. Leach. B. Howard.

SECTION THREE First Row: B. Robbi. N. Spahr. L. Shirey. L. Morroni. J. Robinson P. Rohrer. L. Simpson. Second Row: R. Lambert. R. Parker. G. Lownes. J. Hall. R. Harker. W. Madison. Third Row: R. Ferrell.

Schaum. D. Marin. R. Noble. M. Loan. J. Mickey. L. Hobbs. R. Sauer. Fourth Row: R. Jackson. J. Murray. G. Lynch. D. MacCain.

R. Jump. K. Cowley. Fifth Row: E. Peters. C. Miller. F. McCartney.

R. Johnson. P. Hutchinson. R. Householder. D. Egan.

SECTION FOUR First Row: S. Turner. M. Waldrop. B. Wright. W. Alber. E. Wag' nero J. Speyer. J. DeLacqua. Second Row:H. Wanner. A. Simpson.

J. Smith. D. Rubolin. B.'Robson. B. Yarnall. Third Row: D. Rudolph E. Troischt. J. Pulili. E. Willits. S. Szemes. L. Webberking. A. Whittaker. Fourth Row: Mr. Thomas. G. Phillips. G. Starzman. F. Steams. N. Klaskin. Fifth Row: D. Schaub. B. Ross. T. Schaefer.

H. Schmidt,E. ·Sentman. O. Walter. P. Remaley. W. Schlegel.

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SECTION ONE First Row: G. Artley; M. Crowell. L. Coulson. S. Barger. I. Blum.

F. Figarola. J. DeHart. Second Row: R. Dell. J. Diggins. B. Dreyer.

J. Glover. B. Ferrell. J. Heap. Third Row: A. Fidein. W. Faulkner.

W. Clegg. R. Harris. W. Fatz. J. Giacoponello. Mr. Walter. Fourth Row: T. Abel. B. Aldinger. D. Burke. G. Corsones. S. Fullerton.

S. Davis. Fifth Row: W. Flood. C. Stackhouse. D. Maiorano, K. Albrecht, D. Bedwell, R. Clair.

SECTION THREE First Row: V. Raker. M. Light. J. Phipps, H. Malloy. N. Phillips.

D. Johnson, S. Kierstead. Second Row: R. Robbins. S. Palmer, P. Jones, C. Lane. S. Poindexter. P. Schaffer. N. Rhoades. Third Row: D. Ramsey. A. Johnson. J. Ortlip. A. Norman. E. Marsh. L. Piercy.

Fourth Row: P. Krampf. P. Lynahan, J. Rossiter, Mrs. Buehler.

SECTION TWO First Row: J. Kohut. B. Hauf. S. Fell. A. Wells. K. Irving. S. Jester L. Harrington. Second Row! E. McKee. J. Manning. W. Hughes, J. Campanaro. B. Mansell. D. Sullivan. M. Kazio. D. Mockler. Third Row: S. Frederick. B. Behrle. V. Hoffman. K. Hoven. J. Hoffman.

C. Harvey. C. Humphreys. Fourth Row: R. Lappin. P. Kennedy, R. Noyes. I. Lilley. R. Martin. R. Walker. Mr. Morgan. Fifth Row: R. Mark. E. Lynch, R. Miller, W. Kerr. R. Miller. T. Kemp. L. Parris, G. Lawton.

SECTION FOUR _ First Row: S. S":,,,ing. G. Warner. K. Schweizer. J. Gengenbach.

B. Clarke. J. Urian. M. Gardner. Second Row: G. Rostron; B. Small B. Shankw,eiler. B. Weiss. R. Schopf, N. Walsh, R. 'Sweeney. J. Stroud. Third Row: J. Schroeder, R. Wilson, P. Wilding. C. Sticklen. L. Warnock. D. Yoder. E. Woodward. Fourth Row: N. Thesen.

J. West. D. McBride. R. Schrieber. E. Warnick. E. Walch, T. 'Thesieres, Miss Berry. Fifth Row: B. Jones. J. White, W. Roach. D. Brannan. N. Williams. F. Walton. B. Sylvester, M. Wardell, B. Tuckwood, S. Sanborn.

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SECTION ONE First Row: E. Eyerly. R. Cottrill. N. Piercy. P, Hoehl. M. Nelf. S Girvin. I. Josaphs. Second Row: D/ McKelvey. W. Temple. H. Lundgren. J. Bellini. H. Darby. J~cKee. Third Row: T. Rankin.

K. Allen. L. LeCalsey. S. Paterson. F. Butz. R. Cox. E. Hottenstein.

Fourth Row: M. Robinson. R. Stewart. C. Hart. R. Woodruff. C. Andrews. Mr. Allison. Fifth Row: P. Anderson. B. Levis. J. Mossman M. Mehrer. D. Downes. D. Gorby. D. Coe. J. Kederis. K. Curry B. Ellis. S. Knowles.

SECTION THREE First Row: G. Jones. R. Ortlip, L. McLachlan, P. Lambert. 1.. Blake, K. Kemp. P. Connet. Second Row: R. Neely, C. Knowies. P. Capus.

K. Lownes. R. Hutchinson. J. Denk. ThUd Row: K. Rice. D. Horrocks H. Holt. J. Snyder, A. Potts, W. Boczkowski, Mrs. Fancher. D. Danner. Fourth Row: R. 'taylor, A. Quinn. I. Ebling. R. Greene. J. Orr. J. Frame, J. Miller. G. Gaul.

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First Row: G. Clark. D. Nevin, B. ougherty. K. Kyle. R. McCandless, J. Platt. B. Bramwell. Second Row: E. Evans. R. Zang.

D. Conlin. D. Rex. T. Pugsley. J. Hobensack. Third Row: L. Caldwell. L. Davis. J. Wolfe, J. Gregory. B. Murray. B. Gates. J. Bilbrough. Fourth Row: J. Atz. C. Kelly, H. House. J. Meliodon. V. Brackney,~, Miss Behney. Fifth Row: J. Mason. W. Phoenix.

E. Graeber. R. Farrell. R. Koch, L. Logan, L. Tutt.

SECTION FOUR First Row: B. Yochum. J. Schwatt. J. Shapiro, C. Wright, J. Wenkel.

J. King. S. Jones. Second Row: G. Septor. C. Degler, S. Torbit, P. Fredd. Third Row: S. Morgan, R. Strain. S. Larson. S. Eikner. M. Smith. M. Stearns, Miss Heiss.

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HENRY J. ROHNER WHOLESALE GROCERIES Imported and Domestic Cheeses

LOU'S ATLANTIC SERVICE

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