1957 Scrivener

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SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD, DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA "

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A PSALM OF LIFE

BY LONGFELLOW

. Tell me not, in mournful numbers, Life is but an empty dream!

For the soul is dead that slumbers, And things are not what they seem.

Life is real! Life is earnest!

And the grave is not its goal; Dust thou art, to dust returnest, Was not spoken ofthe souL ; Not enjoyment and not sorrow, .

Is our destined end or way; But to act, that each to-morrow Find us farther than to-day.

Art is long and Time is fleeting, . And our hearts, though stout and brave Still, like muffled drums, are beating Funeral marches to the grave.

In the world's broad field of battle, In the bivouac of Life, Be not like dumb, driven cattle, Be a hero in the strife!

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Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant!

Let the dead Past bury its dead!

Act, - act in the living Present!

Heart within, and God 0' erhead!

Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time.

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Footprints, that perhaps another Sailing ()'er life:ssolemn main A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again.

Let us, then.be up and doing ¡With a heart for any fate; StIll achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait.

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MISS KATHRYN SHRIVER

DEDICATION To show our deep appreciation for the many valuable lessons you taught us, we the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-seven are proud to dedicate our yearbook to you, Miss Kathryn Shriver.

We will never forget all you have done for us and we hope this dedication will, in some small way, show our gratitude.

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SCHOOL BOARD.

Seated, left to right: Mrs. Walter C. Pusey, Jr., secretary; D~vid· Wolste~holme, F. Wade Hoffman. Standing: John Spahr, president; William Jones, vice president; Morton Potter, Leslie Taylor, treasurer. :~ .

A school with just a faculty and a student body is not enough. It is also necessary to have a School Board to handle the business.

Behind the scenes the ·men: and women of this organization work diligently with little, if any, tangible reward.

They spend many hours tirelessly working towards the betterment of our schools.

The ·class of '57 salutes you for all your efforts on our behalf.

JOHN C. SPAHR, President

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L. HALDERMAN Superintendent

MESSAGE TO SENIORS Congratulations on your attainment of the standards necessary for graduation. You have successfully closed one phase of your life and are ready t() move on to new experiences and goals.

The road ahead has been charted by the lives of the great men who have gone before.

I recommend you study these lives as you would a map. By so doing, you can prevent unnecessary detours on the road to your goal.

Life is not an empty dream nor is the grave its goal. Rather, Life is God's gift to man to be used in such a manner it may deserve to become eternal. Thus, lives of great men do remind us¡ and leave footprints in the sands of time-footprints to be used as guideposts in making your lives worthwhile.

You have the school's and my best wishes for the future. Resolve this world shall be just a little better for your having lived. Such a life will be filled with happiness and truly will leave footprints in the hearts of your fellowmen.

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RICHARD K. SMITH Principal

TO THE CLASS OF 1957 The Scrivener theme for this year strikes a badly needed note in this world of ours.

The "dirge-sounders" for our land of opportunity miss no chance to sing of the glorious days of the past when every young man or woman had limitless opportunities to succeed and to bemoan that these days are gone forever. You need but look around you to recognize that these are false prophets. The basic truths so beautifully put by Longfellow ar~. just as valid today as ever.

Hard, conscientious work, built on sound preparation and applied with imagination .arid initiative can lead to limitless horizons. Your school has made every effort to provide you with opportunities for sound preparation and to instill in you the desire and need to work. Many have responded and have results to show. Others have not yet learned the full value of work and study and must wait a while before the realization comes to them. But when it does come, they too will go ahead to prepare for a successful future.

Your high school education is but one step on the way. Your success here will have little meaning unless you continue to learn and work, in school or out a,s your lot may be. You must continue to learn to achieve but achieve you will if you strive to be "up and doing with a heart for any fate; still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait."

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EDWARD T. RICHARDSON Assistant Principal, Junior High

DR. WILLIAM J. NUNAN Assistant.Principal, Senior High

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BRUCE B. MORGAN Administrative Assistan't

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General Ac~demic

, ,No coward s,oJd is 'mine, Football 2,' 3,; 4; :Baseball 2, 3, 4, "Hell~ you Ho~k.sl~pper!"

JAMES LAWARENCE BARDEN Jim College Preparatory I'll be rJle1'ry and free, Basketball 2, 3; La Crosse 2; Golf 3; Student Council 2; 3; Spri-Hian editorial staff 4; Rifle, Club 2, , ,"Hi-ya-honey,"

CLAIRE PATRICIA ANDERSON Chuckles General Business, Knowing her, one finds her jolly, Intramural program 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Secretary 4; Spri.Hiail business staff; Scrivener edito;ial staff 4; Girls' Shop Club 4; Dance Club,2, "O~'e, of these' days....:..:P~w! i'm going to ground that duplicator!"

JAMES RQBERTATZ Baron Von Atz , College Preparatory The worker never .'knows defeat.

Track 2; TAB '3, 4; Dance Club 2.'

GAIL, ANDREA BEAM

NAOMI LEE BLAKE

Gail College Preparatory She seems to shine with a sunny day, Hockey (Manager) 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Choir 4; Tri·Hi·Y 4; FTA 4; TAB 3; Library Assistants 3; Spri·Hian business staff 3, 4; Scrivener' business staff 4; Senior Play make.up committee 4; National Honor Society 4.

"Be Good!"

Lee College Preparatory The human voice is the organ of the soul.

Volleyball 3; Bowling team 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Choir 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Senior Play property com· mittee 4; Rifle Club 2, 3; Nurse's As· sistant 4.

"Stop laughing at me!"

WILLIAM W. BOCZKOWSKI Bill Industrial Arts Happy am I; from care I'm free!

Why aren't·they all contented like me?

"Ya want to run.it?"

LEAMAN HARMAN CALDWELL, JR. Lee Industrial Arts It is well to possess a quiet, invariable nature.

Football 4; . Basketball .3; Service Club 4; Locker Boy 4.

"Tough apples·...

PAUL ALEXANDER CAPUS .

Pablo College Preparatory Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Orchestra' 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; District . Band 3, 4; Stude;"t Council 2, 3;. Operators' Club 3, 4; Stage Crew 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Automotive Club 2.

"You drive, Jim, I don't have apy gas!"

ELAINE S. CHARLESTON

DAVID McLEOD COE

E. DENNIS CONLIN

Lee General Academic Style is the dress of thought.

Volleyball 2; Dramatic Club 4.

"It was a riot."

Dave College Preparatory Life without mischief is no life at all.

Football (manager) 4; Bowling team 4; Track 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Service Club 2; Operators' Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Scrivener business staff 4; Senior Play stage crew 4.

"Muh!"

Den Industrial Arts He's free and easy.

Intramural 'program 4; Stage Crew 4; Chef Club 2.

RUTH ANN COTTRILL

RICHARD CLARKE

P-Nut College Preparatory CREWDSON A true friend is fore1Jer a friend'.

Sam College Preparatory Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball (manager) For he's a jolly good fellow.

3; Swimming 3; Varsity Club 4; OrFootball 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Bowling chestra 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Student team 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, Council 4; Tri-Hi路Y 2, 3, 4; FTA 3; 4; Class Officer (Vice President) 4; FBLA 4; Scrivener editorial staff (Lay路 Student Council 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; out Editor) 4; Senior Play ticket cOJP~~P(.\~;;!9~S:S:?all'd ,Checkers Club 3, 4; Chef mittee (Chairman) 4; School St~i4i!";:;{'r':'--;/Club 2; Autorilotive."Club 2. ._' ".."

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NANCY JOAN CUPHAVER Nan General Academic A source of innocent merriment.

Basketball 3; Volleyball 3; Intramural program 3; Baseball 3; Girls' Chorus 3; Choir 3; FBLA 4; Senior Play property committee and publicity committee 4; Pep Club 3. ." '" .

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KENNETH R. CURRY Ken Industrial Arts Are you concealing mischief under a serious face? lJV e cannot quite believe it, but still we see a trace.

Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Chess and Checkers Club 4; Automotive Club 2.

"Why Certainly!"

RITA ARLENE D'ALESSANDRO Punchie General Business With snappy brown eyes and a cheery smile, She's a friend indeed, a friend worth while.

Bowling 3, 4; Swimming 2; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Choir 4; Nurses' Club 4; Sec路 retary 2; FBLA 3, 4; School Store 3.

"That's really sharp. It really is."

GEORGE HULINGS DARBY Hulings College Preparatory Enthusiasm is the breath of genius.

Operators' Club 2, (Secretary) 3, (President) 4; National Honor Society 4. ''I'll ne'er get off the ground!"

JOYCE LOUISE DASCOLA

CAROL ANN DEGLER

LANCE ALAN DAVIS

Blacksmith General Academic Lance College Preparatory Good hllmor is goodness and wisdom Made up of wisdom an1 fun.

Basketball 2, 3, 4; Basebal~ 2, 3, 4; combined.

Varsity Club 4; Choir 2, 3, 4'; Band 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Choir 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; FTA 3, (Executive District Com3, 4; Service Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y.2, 3; mittee) 4;..).ibr:ao/~Assistants 3; NurNational Honor Society 4. ____ ,~es: _quo,,3 ;:Spiiiliiiri'business staff 3; "How about a game in the Junior -:-..- ,:Scri~~~~'I.editorial and. business stafu,.4.i.--..._High ym?" ~_ -===-__ ~

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Deg College Preparatory' Music hath charms.

Girls' Chorus 2;' Choir 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Spri-Hian business staff 4; Scrivener editorial staff 4; Dramatic ' Club 2.

"Let's hurry!"

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ROBERT -tOUIS DE LUCA

JOHN ALAN DENK

- Anita<:- --College Preparatory A~/fitfon_ has -no rest. _ Girls' Chorus -2; Ch~ir '3, -4; Student Council 2; FBLA 4; Library Assistants 3, 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian editorial staff 2, 3, (Editor-in-chief) 4.

"What's new?"

Bob Industrial Arts Always happy, always gay, full of fun the live-long day. Print Club 2.

"Oh, me,"

Al Industrial Arts I litJe in a crowd of jollity.

Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Chess and Checkers Club 4; Automotive Club 2.

"Loan me your homework,"

PAUL EUGENE GETTYS

SANDRA LEE GIRVIN

Paul College Preparatory Saying little, thinking much.

Intramural program 4; Senior Play publicity committee 4; Chess and Checkers Club 4.

Sandy College Preparatory Of what she's thinking Heaven only knows, It may be books, beaus, or stylish clothes.

Swimming 3; Cheerleaders 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; FTA 4; Scrivener business and editoria~staffs 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Art Work Committee 4.

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Bill General Academic Fun has no limits.

Tennis 4; TAB 4.

"Crazy."

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EDITH ELLEN GRAEBER

MARTHA ELLEN GRIFFITHS

Dave College Preparatory It's easier to smile than to frown.

Glee Club 3, Choir 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Senior Play Cast 4.

"You think it's easy?"

Edie General Business Humor is the harmony of the heart.

Cheerleaders 3; Intramural program 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4;' Secretary 4; Dramatic Club 2.

"Yo Carol, stop your flirting."

Marty General Academic Coolness and absence of heat and haste indicate fine qualities.

Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Scrivener business staff 4.

"Off to work again."

ALBERT DAVID GUCKES

HENRY FREDRICK GUCKES

AI' College Preparatory A will to success is half the fight.

Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Choir 3, (Treasurer) 4; Student Council 3; Service Club:3 . Monitors 2; Hi-Y _2" 3;-SP9~ub);',:VaT.sity Club 3, 4;

Henry College Preparatory Yearning for perfection.

Football 2; BasKetball 2, 3, 40Intramu~al program 3;' Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, (Treasurer) 4; Choir., 3, 4; Service Club 3, 4; Monitors 2; Hi-Y

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JAMES ALAN-'HOBENSA~K Jim College Preparatory No one knows what he can do till he tries.

Bowling 2, 3, 4; Monitors 2; Operators' Club 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 4.

"Hey, Pablo, you got the car? 1'm broke!"

ANN HOHENSTEIN

GERALD WILLIAM HORAN

Ann College Preparatory She had a smile for everyone And a pleasant word for all.

Bowling 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2; FTA 4; TAB (Secretary) 4; Girls' Shop Club 3.

Gerry College Preparatory The style is the man himself.

Baseball 2; Print Club 3, 4.

"Don't ya understand?"

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HALSEY GALEN HOUSE

CAROL ANN HOWELL

Hal College Preparatory Eddie College Preparatory He who does more things than one, A light heart lives long.

Always finds a time for fun.

Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, (coBaseball 3, 4; Automotive Club 4. captain) 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Choir "Hey, Dick, did you do your English?"

2, 3, 4; Boys' Quartet 4; Student Council (Treasurer) 4; Service Club 2, 3, 4; -Monito!' 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y i, 3. :: ""',,. ". ". . -, .. " "This window'S'_oj:>en--:-.." ~

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PATRICIA BEATRICE JACKSON Patty College Preparatory She is little She's petite.

She is quiet She is sweet.

Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Tri-HiY 2, 3, 4; Scrivener business staff 4.

"That's ratty!"

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Kash College Preparatory A merry hean maketh a cheerful countenance.

Hockey 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, (President) 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, (Vice President) 4; Tri;HiY 3; FTA 3, (President) 4; Spri-Hian editorial staff. 3,_ (Circulation Manager) 4;.Scriv.e[1~r ed-itorial staff 4; Senior Play' Cast _4.- ~Guess --"-what happene3?!!"

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GAYE BARBARA JONES

Joe Industrial Arts As merry, as the day is long.

Chess and Checkers Club 4; Automotive Club 2, 3.

"Ya big dummy."

Gaye College Preparatory She's a gal you'd love to meet, And a pal that can't be beat.

Basketball 2, 3, (captain) 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Nurses' Cfub 4; Library Assistants 4; GAA Representative 3; French Club (Treasurer) 3; Nurses' Assistant 4; Softball 2.

"Oh!! That's neat."

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GRACE CAROL KELLY

NANCY ANN KARGER

Shirl Business Preparatory Nan College Preparatory A sunny temper gilds the edges of She's quiet to those who don't know life's blackest clouds. her well, Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; FBLA 4; But oh, her friends, what they could tell.

Spri-Hian business staff 4; Scrivener Intramural program 2; Girls' Chorus editorial staif~4: __S.!=nior Play Usher 4; 2,3; Choir 4; Student Council 3;'TriSchool' ·"SfCj're·j.· ···.'.0 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian business staff '''1. don't understand it." __..2,_'1.; ScrivegeL editoriaUtaff..1; I:).r a-._ '" .

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Carol College Preparatory She is just the quiet kind, jJV hose nature neve" varies.

Tennis 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Library Assistants 2, 4; Scrivener editorial staff 4; Scrivener business staff 4; Senior Play publicity committee 4.

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"'~'Business'.Preparatory It is tranquil people who accomplish much.

Basketball 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Handbook Committee 3; Secretary 4; Spri-Hian business staff 4; Scrivener Mary

JA,NET LORRAINE KING Business Preparatory I'd rather be small and shine than la"ge and cast a shadow.

Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; FBLA 4; Scrivener editorial staff 4.

"Anyone have any gum?" jan

editorial staff 4; Senior Play ticket committee 4.

"Oh! That's terrible!"

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College Preparatory Youth and jollity combined.

Intramural program 3, 4; Cheerleaders 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Student Council 2; TAB 2, (President) 3; Spri-Hian editorial staff 3, 4; Scrivener editorial staff 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Girls' Shop Club 4.

"You're not too funny!"

SUZANNE JEAN KNOWLES

RICHARD MAX KOCH

PATRICIA GALE KOLTUN

Sue College Preparatory Cookie College Preparatory Patsy College Preparatory She's as pretty and sweet as she can be.

Words are wonderful things.

Her air, her manners, all who saw adCross Country 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Choir mired; Intramural program 2; Cheerleaders 4; 3, 4; Boys' Octet 3; Class Officer Com-teous, though coy, and gentle, Girls' 'Chorus 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; FTA (President) 4; Student Council 2, 4; though retired.

4; Scrivener, editorial 'staff 4; Dramatic' Operators' Club 2, (President) 3, Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4.

(Treasurer) 4; Scotts' Hi-Q 4; National 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, (Librarian) A;.$tudent. ..., ,"Ya know??!!" ",,~-::::::~r-Society3, 4; Senior Play Cast 4: Council 2; Spri·Hian b1Jsjness"s~fL{;.::-~ ~,~ =;. ::; - ',. School Store 4:- _ ' : = - _ _--::, _ __ _Scriv.:.~ ~:~itorial.",staff. 4;' .,Dran:atic-': ' "It·s the principle of-t~~thi.ng~ _=_,:...._J:lub=o2';~S,elllor~:Pla!'I:u1?!lCltycommlttee : ~'

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REID WALKER LAPPIN

SUSAN JANE LARSON

Pat College Preparatory On you we can always depend, You are a true and loyal friend.

Tennis 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Choir 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; Library Assistants 4; Scrivener business staff 4; Scrivener editorial staff 4; Senior Play Publicity' committee 4; Dance Club 2.

"Keep quiet!! I'm studying."

Reid College Preparatory The gl'eater the man the greater the courtesy, Band 2; Senior Play Stage Crew 4; Automotive Club 3.

"Censored !"

Sue General Academic Lively as the smiling day.

Twirler 2, 3, 4; Nurses' Club 3; Library Assistants 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Senior Play Cast 4; Girls' Shop Club 4; Rifle Club 2.

"I don't like to say anything-but."

LOUIS LECALSEY

BARBARA ANN LEVIS

lou College Preparatory lev General Business Full of enel'getic spirit in all things.

Fills the air around with beauty.

Basketball 2, (manager) 3, 4; Intramural Intramural program 2, 3; Girls' Chorus program 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Nurses' Club (Vice Club 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; President) 4; FBlA 2, 3, 4; . library Student Council 3;· Service Club 2, 3, Assistants 2; TAB 3; Scrivener business 4; Hi-Y (State -legislative Assembly) staff 4; Dance Club 2, 3.

3, ( Senior Play Publicity Committee-'H.:.U-H?" (chairman) 4; Rifle Club i;SRQ.t:ts~ ~ Club 2.

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MARIA LORETTA LIBERATI liberace General Can she talk? Well I guess; And laugh too, I must confess.

"Too late now."

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CHARLES 'SMITH LINDAuER III Charlie General Here dwelleth'- no -frowns nor anger.

Football 2; Bowlin~' 4; 'Monitors 4; Operators' Club 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Radio Club 4; Camera Club 3; Automotive Club 4,.

.LAWRENCE JOSEPH LOGAN, JR. larry College Preparatory Good sense and good nature are never separated.

Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Student Council 2, ~, 4; Service Club 4; Monitors 2; Operators' Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2; Senior Play Cast 4; Chess and Checkers Club 2, 3; School Store- 4. ' "That's the way the cookie crumbles."

KENNETH HUGH LOWNES Mole Industrial Arts For the light heart lives long.

Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Council (Vice President) 4; Service Club 2, 3, (President) 4; Chess and Checkers Club 4; Sports Club 2, "Yo, Moss, where's Biceps ~nd Flipper?"

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College Preparatory

He's here, he's there, he's everywhere; In work, in play, he does his share.

Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Bowling 2; Track 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3; Choir 2, (Treasurer) 3, 4; District Chorus 3, 4; State Chorus 4; Boys' Quartet 4; Class Officer ·(Treasurer) 2, 3;/' =-rr Student Council (President) ...., A;- Ex:" change Student 3; Service Club 3~ 4; Operators' Club 2; Scotts; Hi-Q· 3; National Honor .. ~ocietY .3, 4; Hi-Y 2; Senior Play Cast 4.

"Mench."

JOSEPH VINCENT McKEE Joe

Industrial Arts

The smallest are usually the strongest.

Print Club 3, 4.

"That's what you think!"

JACK E. MAYER Oscar

Industrial Arts

A sense of humor is as big as the world. ;<ootball (manager) 4; Intramural program 2; Service Club 4; Chess and Checkers Club 3, 4.

"Dang blasted it!"

DAVID ALAN McKELVEY Mick

College Preparatory

Never an idle or dull moment, But thrifty and thoughtful of others.

Bowling 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3, (President) 4; Student Council 4; Assembly Committee 4; Monitors 4; Operators' Club 2, (Vice President) 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, (Chaplain) 4; School Store 4.

"Because."

ROBERTA ANN McCANDLESS Bert General Business Her hair was like threads of gold.

Intramural program 2; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Nurses' Club 4; TAB 3; Scrivener business staff 4; Dance Club 2.

"Well, how about t,hat~"""

PAUL JULES MEISEL Midget

College Preparatory By different method. different ones excel, But here is one who does all things well.

Football 2, 3, (co-captain) 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Class Officer (President) 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Handbook Committee 2, 3; Service Club 2, 3, (Secretary-Treasurer) 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y 2; Math Club 3.

"They don't care if we play ball here."

SUZANNE VIRGINIA , MORGAN

JOHN RICHARD MILLER Rich College Preparatory Despite the serious look in those dark eyes, Beneath the surface humor lies.

Intramural program 4; Student Council 2; Monitors_At-:"Math Club 3; Dance Club-2::-''-~-,:'_~' -c 0

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Sue College Prepar.atory Not bold, 1101' shy, 1101' sho"t, nor very tall, Just a happy mixture of them all, Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, (President) 4;_Scrivene editorial stat 4;_Senior

JOE RUSSELL MOSSMAN Moss Cellege Preparatory A little nonsense now and then !s relished by the best of men, Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3 (Secretary) 4; Service Club 4; Chess and Checkers Club 3, 4, "Hey, Flipper!"

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Carol College' Preparatory" Filled with joy a~d laughter, ' Always bilght)t.nd gay, Intramural pr~gramo'2; ,Cheerleaders 2; Dramatic Club 4; SenIor' Play Usher 4; Senior Play Publicity Committee 4; Art Work Committee 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4, "Hey Edie, stop your flirting!"

M-urr,' ,CoH'~ge P~~paratory A cheerful fellow, worth krtowing, Intramural program 4; Orchestra 2, 3, (Manager) 4; Band 2, 3, (Student Director) 4; Operators' Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, '(Vice President) 4; Scrivener Business Staff (Business Manager) 4; Brass Choir 3, 4; Bowling (Treasurer) 4, "How you all doin'?"

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ROBERT KING NEELY Bob Industrial Arts Men of few words are the best men.

Bowling 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4.

"Yeah-sure."

MARLENE OLIVE NEFF

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DIANE MARY NEVIN

Marl College Preparatory Nev Business Preparatory The secret of success is constancy of Laughter is a most healthful exertion. purpose.

Girls' Chorus 2, 3; FTA 4; Nurses' Hockey 3, 4; Volleyball (Manager) 3; Club 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Library Assistants Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Student 4; TAB 3; Spri-Hian business staff 4; Council 4; Guidance Council 2; Tri-HiScrivener business staff 4.

Y_3, 4; FTA 4; FBLA (Treasurer) 3, "See what I mean, Jellybean?" ',.

(Secretary) 4; Spri-Hian business staff 3; Scrivener busi~ess staff 4; Senior _ _ Play cast 4; Sports Club Z=School-Storr ~ ~ 4; National Honor SocietY 4. _ --"Wha'd ya say?" __

JOHN EDWARD O'NEILL, JR.

JOAN MARIE ORR

RAE ANNE ORTLIP

Jace Industrial Arts Art is power, and to use it is strength.

Intramural program 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Student Council 4; Spri-Hian editorial staff 4; Dramatic Club 4; Sports Club 3.

"Gung Ho!"

Joanie Business Preparatory Youth is full of pleasance.

Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Choir 4; FBLA 2, 4; Scrivener editorial staff 4.

"I got a letter!"

Rae Mae Business Preparatory Quiet, reserved, pretty, and demure.

Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Choir 4; Student Council 3; Library Assistants 2, 3, 4; TAB (Secretary-Treasurer) 2, 3; SpriHian Business Staff 4.

"Why?"

NORMA LOU PIERCY

ELEANOR MARY PILSON

JUDITH ALLEN PLATT

Norm Business Preparatory Nan-Nor General Business Judy College Preparatory Everything succeeds with people who Style and clothes are for her kind, A merry smile she hath are sweet and cheerful.

But she also has an excellent mind.

For all who greet her.

Intramural program 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; VolIntramural program 3, 4; Class Officer Choir 3, 4; Guidance Council 2; Tri(Secretary) 4; Secretary 4; Scrivener leyball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; CheerHi-Y 2, 3, 4; FTA 3', (Secretary-Treasleaders_~, 3, ('captaipt 4; Varsity Club business staff 4; Dramatic Club (presiurer) 4; Press Club 3, 4; Scrivener ed3, (Secretary) 4; Gi'rls' Chorus 2; Ordent) 4; Senior Play Usher 4; Girls' _ _ _ itorial staff (Copy Editor) 4; Senior - Shop_Club_3.~ chestra 2, (Secretary) 3, 4; Ban 2 __ Jlay make-up committee 4; Dance Club (Treasurer) 3, 4; Class Office =(: 1=(; ~BYe' hoo!-Be good!"

- -z::retary) 2, 3; Student Council 3, rsecre- - - - _ tary) 4; National Honor Society 3, 'I; ~_--- "That's jolly."

Secretary 3, 4; School Store 4.

"Yikes!! Am I late again?"

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RICHARD KNOLL QUINN

TODD STEPHEN RANKIN

Joni General Business Tall, slender, graceful and neat.

Volleyball 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Dental Assistants Club 4; Scrivener' business staff 4.

"I have to call Eddie."

Quinnie Industrial Arts Happy-go-lucky and carefree.

Intramural program 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Chess and Checkers Club 4; Camera Club 3; Automotive Club 2.

"You bet!!"

Todd College Preparatory The me"ry ;est, the frequent smile, Makes his friendships well worth while.

Cross Country 2; Basketball (manager) 2, 3, 4; Intramural program 2, 3, 4; Baseball (manager) 2, 3, 4; Var.sity Club 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; District Chorus 4; Boys' Quartet 3, 4; Boys' Octet 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Service Club 3, 4; Monitors 2; Hi-Y 2, 3.

"Great Goog-A-mooga."

ROBINSON BAIRD RIDER, JR. Rob Industrial Arts Don't take life too seriouslyYou'll never get out alive.

Football 3; Wrestling 2; Hi-Y 3; Auto, motive Club 3.

"Ya big dummy!"

ALMA-JEAN MARGARET RILEY

MARK ROBINSON, JR. Squirrel Industrial Arts Youth is full of sport.

Print Club 4; Automotive Club 2.

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Business Preparatory A smile for all, a greeting glad, A friendly, jolly way she had.

Bowling team 3; Student Council 4; Girls' Shop Club 3, 4; School Store 4.

"I'll never tell."

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INGRID RYLANDER

DAVID MATTHEW SALOPEK

Rusht General Business Here lives the soul enchanted By melody of song.

Bowling team 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Secretaries 4; FBLA 3, 4; Library Assistants 4; Spri-Hian business staff 4; Scrivener editorial staff 4; Scrivener business staff (Assistant Business Man, ager) 4; Senior Play ticket committee 4.

"Meet you under the clock."

Ingrid College Preparatory She may be quiet, she may be shy, But there's a twinkle in her eye.

Student Council 4; Exchange Student 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Senior Play publicity committee 4; Girls' Shop Club 4.

Saddle College Preparatory A man's conversation concerns his interest.

Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Monitors 2.

"Did I tell you about the time ?-"

JACQUELIN HAZEL SCHWATT

WILBUR RODGER SCHOPF, JR. Egghead

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Wrestling 3; Bowling 3, 4; Track 3; Dramatic Club 4. . , ",

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A kind and gentle heart she s'hows, In comforting both friends ana foes.

Intramural program 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Orchestra 2; Color-guard 4; Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, yTA 4; Scrivener ed'tori staIA; Dramatic ClilU; Senior lay Cast 4.

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A good laugh is sunshine in the house.

Swimming 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian business staff 3; Scrivener editorial staff 4; Scrivener business staff 4; Senior Play Usher 4; Dance Club 2; Nurses' Assistants 4.

"That's what you think!"

GAIL PATRICIA SEPTOR Gail

College Preparatory

';oodness is easier to recognize than lefine.

Girls' Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, (Treasurer) 4; FTA 4; Nurses' Club 3, (President) 4; Library Assistants 3; Scrivener editorial staff 4; Spri-Hian business staff 4; Dramatic Club 3; Senior Play -publicity committee 4.

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Your brain'-well furnished, :yaurdongue ./ well tdught, .

To press with energy your ardent thought.

Volleyball (manager) 2; Intramural program 2; Tennis (manager) 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Guidance Council 2; FTA 3, 4; Library Assistants 2, 3, 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian editorial staff 2, 3, 4; Scrivener editorial staff 4; Senior Play Prompter 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 4.

"Don't worry 'bout it."

JOYCE RUTH SHARER Joyce

College Preparatory

'Tis well to be merry ant! wise, Hockey 2; Intramural program 2; TriHi-Y 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; 'Library Assistants 4; Spri-Hian editorial staff 4; Scrivener editorial staff 4; Senior Play prompter 4; Junior Play Property Committee 3; French Club 2, 3.

"We missed ya yesterday,"

RICHARD EVANS SMITH

LORETTA ANN SONSINI

Dick College Preparatory Knowledge is power.

Basketball 2, 3, (co-captain) 4; Track .2, 3, (Captain) 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Service- Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3.

"Look, here comes Woody."

Rett General Business A friend in need, a friend who's true, 1/7 ho' II never fail to help you through.

Secretaries 4; Spri-Hian business staff 4; Dramatic Club 2, 4; Senior Play Usher 4; School Store 3.

"Hi-Babe!"

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Max College Preparatory Accomplishments were native to her mind.

Hockey 2, 3, (Captain) 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Swimming 3; Varsity Club 3, (Chaplain) 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi,-x: 3, 4; Spri-Hian editorial staff 2, 3:.4;Scrivener editorial staff 4;' Senior.'·Pi"a:y':· "-~ ~~ _.~.:--·-l?rop~pt')$_CCJE1m!tte'e:~4;:'·:~thieti~" Corin'·.

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ROBERTA ANN STRAIN

JAMES ALAN STROUD

RICHARD DAVlD SWITZER

Bobbie College Preparatory Always good-natured and full of fun, A laughing word for everyone.

Intramural program 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Gi·rls· Chorus 2; .Choir 3, (Secretary) 4; Tri·Hi-Y 2, 3, (Chaplain) 4; FTA (Vice President) 3, 4; Spri-Hian business staff 2, 3, (Circulation Manager) 4; Scrivener business staff 4; Sports Club 2.

"Let's play tennis."

Jim General Academic Popular, gay and friendly is he.

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

"Hi."

Dick College Preparatory A faithful friend is the medicine of.life.

Radio Club 4; Automotive Club 4.

ROBERT G. TAYLOR

ELIZABETH W. TELGHEIDER

WAYNE STEVEN TEMPLE

Lover Boy General Academic Lively in manner still livelier in speech.

Library Assistants 2, 3, 4; TAB 2, 3, 4.

"Love can move mountains." .

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Her good nature'twas her sf!ving grace.

Football 2; Track 2; Glee Club 2; AutoIntramural program 2; Ten~is 2, 3, 4; motive Club 2, 3, 4.

Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; FTA 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4~ SpriHian editorial staff 3, 4; Scrivener ed~ .. : . ~:", itorial staff 4; Scrivener business staff .. , . ~ 4; Dramatic Club 3; Senior Play pub,,;;g:~~~§~~-~<~~-~I~ifCi~t- committee-4;_SpoI.ts C1Ub-2_ = ~--- ~ "Hi, Kicldies!"

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Bob College Preparatory There is no wisdom like frankness.

Track 2, '3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Scrivener editorial staff' (Photographer) 4; Senior Play publicity co~mittee. 4; Camera Club 2, 3; Benchwarmer's Photographer 3, 4. ''I'll think about it."

Sue <;:oUege Preparatory Though she pursues a scholarly way, Much fun she finds from day to day.

Basketball (Manager) 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Guidance Council 2; Scotts' Hi-Q 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; FTA 3, (District Executive Committee) 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian editorials staff 2, 3; Scrivener editorial staff (Editorin-chief) 4; Dramatic Club 2.

"I don't know."

Dick College Preparatory If he will, you may depend on 'it, If he won't you may bet on it.

Football 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Glee Club 2; Hi·Y 2, (Treasurer) 3; Chess and Checkers Club (President) 4; Sports Club 2.

LOLA IRENE TRUDE

CELESTINE BARBARA

Lo!' Business Preparatory VISHNESKY Tina General Business A willing heart, a helping hand, always ready on demand.

A carefree lass with laughing eyes.

Bowling (Captain) 3, 4; Student CounNurses' Club 4; Spri-Hian business staff cil 4; Assembly Committee 4; Secre4; Dramatic Club 3; Senior Play Usher 4. tary 3, 4; FBLA 2, (Vice President) 3, "Isn't he a doll!"

(President) 4; TAB 2; Spri-Hian business staff 3, (Business Manager) 4;/,:::=;:7C-:~""-----" Scrivener editorial staff (Typing §.ditolJ::':~:"-:;":_·-:':o.· .

4; Senior Play Usher 4; Sch901--<Stor:e3; -, .

(Chairman) 4; Nationaj "'I-j:o)lOr"Society 4 . : . : , ;:' _,' . ""Where ,is he=?"Where is he?"

JOHN LENNEL WALLER John College Preparatory Still climbing after knowledge infinite.

Indoor Track 4; Track 2, 4; Baseball 3; Glee Club 2; Choir 4; Student Council 3, (Chaplain) (Parliamentarian) 4; Service Club 2, 3, (Chaplain) 4; Monitors (Captain) 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Senior Play publicity cOlIlIT)ittie~:4; ,_ ., Math Club 3; Sports. Club' 2; ~S'chool-"

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JOHN ANDERSON WESLEY

JARED DUNN WOLFE

Gerry General Business She's full of pep and huma?' and a l'eal good SP01't as well.

Basketball 2, 3, 4; Intramural bowling 4; Twirler 2, 3; Majorette 4; Senior Play Usher 4; Scrivener editorial staff 4; Sports Club 2.

"Oh yeah!"

John Industrial. Arts He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty.

Intramural program 4; Service Club 4; Locker Boy 4; Chess and Checkers Club 4; Military Club 3 . " "Did you see Lea?"

Wolfey College Preparatory Wit is the salt of conversation.

Track 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Chess and Checkers Club 3; Rifle Club 2. ''I'm afraid not,"

ROLAND WESLEY WOODRUFF

BETH ANN WORTHINGTON

BARBARA JEAN YOCHUM

Worth College Preparatory Barb General Academic Woody College Preparatory There is only one proof -of abilityThere's no substitute for talent.

His friends-they are many. action.

Girls' chorus 2; Choir 3, 4; Scrivener Hockey 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Girls' His foes-are there any? . editorial staff (Art Editor) 4; Dance Football 2, 3, (Co-Captain) 4; Bas· Chorus (Secretary) 2; Orchestra (SecClub 2. retary) 2, 3, (Student Director) 4; ketball 2, ?'_(<;:.:C~ tain) 4; Baseball "I wish I knew when he was coming 2,3, 4'; arsity.;Cl~b·2; ,(President) 4; District Orchestra 2, 3, 4; State Orhome."

-Glee' Club 2; Student Council (S-er_s~esJra 3j~nd (Manag~) 2.2L4; ~tu'_ geant,at-Arms) 4; Ser-vice Club ~~ -.- - - ~~CCoun€il 2;=~o!f.c.Hi'Q_4;-ETA ~ itors 2; Hi-Y 2, 3; Camera Club 2-;"3-;: . __:--3, 4;-Spri-Hian editori~ staff 2,-3., -4; -= -::..:::- :::::_---Senior Play Cast :i; National-Honor ------~_ Society 4. r~, "Oh swell ... neat."

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1'bOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS OF TIME" With memories of events gone by and dreams of what was yet to come, we held our first class meeting on January 6, 1955. At this time the following officers were elected for our sophomore year: Paul Meisel, president; Pat Hoehl, vice president; Norma Lou Piercy, secretary; and Jerry Mason, treasurer. Our class advisors were Mrs. Ada Peel and Mr. James Weaver.

When spring came, plans got under way for the Soph Hop which was held on May 3, 1955. "The Sentimentalists" were chosen to provide the music and they played while we danced amidst an outdoor setting, "In The Good Ole' Summertime."

The same class officers were re-elected for our junior year and right away we became knee-deep in magazine subscriptions. Jerry Mason was awarded a Bulova wrist watch; Dick Crewdson, a portable radio; and Pat Hoehl, a flash camera for selling the most subscriptions. The envelope in which a name was placed at the beginning of the campaign was opened by Mrs. Peel. Lee Blake was the lucky girl and she received one-hundred dollars.

On June 2, 1956, the Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Penn-Sherwood Hotel. We danced to the music of Al Leopold. Realizing its nearness, our thoughts turned to the big year that was rapidly approaching.

Suddenly it -was upon us. Our Senior year was actually here. The newly elected class officers were: Richard Koch, president; Dick Crewdson, vice president; Eleanor Pilson, secretary; and Eddie Evans, treasurer.

Before long our Christmas Card Sale had come and gone. John Waller received a free Washington trip for selling the most cards, and Richard Koch was reimbursed for the New York trip.

On November 13, we arrived in New York City, eager with anticipation. After a full day of touring Radio City, the United Nations Building, and the Empire State Building, everyone was quite tired at the termination of the bus ride.

On March 1 "The Red House Mystery," our class play, was presented under the direction of Miss Edith Bigelow.

Then followed the trip to Washington, D. C, on May 16 and 17. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the club Del Rio, the Baccalaureate Service on June 2, and finallycommencement on June fifth.

And so it was that the dream co.nceived in the early days of our class had come and gone.

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CLASS WILL, 1957 "AND DEPARTING LEAVE BEHIND US" . . . our most beloved and treasured possessions which we, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-seven, of Springfield High School, no longer need nor desire.

I, ANITA DEL COLLIANO, will the Spri-Hian files I, KEN ALLEN, will my ability to make football practo posterity. tice twice a week and never be early to "Hook" Bill Mitchell and "Slapper" Phil Mitchell.

I, AL DENK, will my scrap metal to Mr. McCoy. I, PAT ANDERSON, will that my apparition shall come back to haunt these happy halls of Springfield, Amen.

I, BOB DE LUCA, will to Don De Palma my English book and hope he has Dr. Madeira.

I, JIM ATZ, will my ability to get along with Mr. Hottenstein to Ray Salopek.

I, DOMINICK DI NATALI, will my parking place in back of school to Carl Schaub.

I, JIM BARDEN, will my seat in Gov's sophomore health class to any senior who wants it.

I, DAVID DOWNES, will my oil well to any Junior with a '46 Chevy.

I, GAIL BEAM, will my easy (?) job as hockey manager to any available girl in the Class of 1960.

I, EARL J. DUNCAN JR., will my motorcycle to my brother Bob, and my muffler to Mr. Fry.

I, LEE BLAKE, will my ability to mess up soloists in future shows to Marcia Fuller.

I, JUDY EAVES, will my P.A.D. teacher to Shelby Udakin, and wish her a lot of luck with him.

I, BILL BOCZKOWSKI, will my Gear Grinders jacket to Mr. Cannon.

I, IDA EBLING, will all myoId Spri-Hian assignments to my sister, Kathy.

I, LEAMAN CALDWELL, will my locker key job to anyone who delights in being late for classes.

I, SALLIE EIKNER, will to Elaine Bryan my bleach streak; may you always keep it bright.

I, PAUL CAPUS, will myoId bald tires and mufflers, as willed to me by Dick Householder, to my Lad, Dick Dodson.

I, BONNIE ELLIS, will all my broken eggs to the janitor.

I, ELAINE CHARLESTON, will my luck of being engaged to all steadies.

I, EDDIE EVANS, will my sock to Karin Peters with the hope that she can stand the smell.

I, DAVID COE, will my serious hours of concentrated work in Chemistry Lab to Gary Warner.

I, ETHELANNE EYERLY, will my ability to have parties every Friday night without knowing it to Kay Matter.

I, DENNIS CONLIN, will to Dr. Madeira my strange ability to write summarized summaries.

I, RUTH FERRELL, will my ability to say the wrong things at the wrong time to Eunice Thomas.

I, P-NUT COTTRILL, will all myoId books, with "Eddie" written all over them, to Karen Peters.

I, MARLENE GARDNER, will to my brother Terry my ability to get only good marks in English.

I, . DICK CREWDSON, will the fuehrership of the Grunt Club to a good Grunt, Dick Stretton.

I, GEORGE GAUL, will my ability to make a mess out of every chemistry experiment to any junior who has the nerve to take Chemistry "A."

I, NANCY CUPHAVER,will my little white "Jag" to Bobby Gattey and grant Sheila Manning the possession of my wit and charming personality.

I, KEN CURRY, will to Mr. Hottenstein 500;000 library passes for use in future study halls.

I, RITA D'ALESSANDRO, will my punchy twitch to all punchy twitchy people.

I, HULINGS G. DARBY, will my presidency of the Operators Club to someone with a much louder yell than mine.

I, JOYCE DASCOLA, will my nickname, "Blacksmith," given to me by Dr. Madeira, to my sister Arleen.

I, LANCE DAVIS, will the bottle of peroxide that Judy Urian willed to me to Joan Van Winkle so she can touch up her "orange" hair.

36 I, CAROL DEGLER, will my love of accompanying the Choir to Marcia Fuller.

I, SANDY GIRVIN, will my Junior classes this year to any Senior next year with a schedule as confused as mine.

I, DAVID GORBY, will my ability to get along in English to Fred Warner.

I, EDIE GRAEBER, will my ability to pick out a bottle of yogurt instead of milk to anyone who can't read labels in a New York Cafeteria.

I, MARTY GRIFFITHS, will my ability to be late for English class to anyone crazy enough to want it.

I, ALBERT GUCKES, will my ability to hit Mr. Bell's pitching for a .600 average to anyone unlucky enough to be the object of his fungo stick.

I, HENRY GUCKES, will the batting tips given to me

by Mr. Bell to Bob Duncan.

CLASS WILL, 1957 I, JOAN HARTMANN, will my ability to slip in the mud at hockey practice to Carol Boyer.

Hottenstein with a hot glass rod, to any junior unlucky enough for it to happen to him.

I, JIM HOBENSACK, will myoId, worn-out, bald tires to Tom (Rudy) Pugsley, who needs them.

I, BARBARA LEVIS, will my love for convertibles, to Edie Hiddeman.

I, ANN HOHENSTEIN, will my inability to compre· hend chemistry to Mary-Lee Patton, and I hope that she does better in that class than I did.

I, MARIE LIBERATI, will my "two heads" to anybody who hasn't got "one," namely Bill Keegan.

I, ED HOTTENSTEIN, will my ability to answer a question correctly in Dr. Madeira's English class to any junior that will take it.

I, CHARLES LINDAUER, will my Elvis guitar to Irv Lindley, if he acquires the ability to play it.

I, LARRY LOGAN, will my ability to mix up words to anyone who will have it.

I, HALSEY HOUSE, will my ability to put a bill in a basket to my brother Jimmy, who sure could use it.

I, KEN LOWNES, will my stool at Charlie's to Bob Nussey.

I, CAROL HOWELL, will my four leaf clover to next year's hockey team and may they be undefeated.

I, JERRY MASON, will my ability to "get around" in Paris to this year's exchange student.

I, PATTY JACKSON, will to my sister, Peggy, what is left of the midnight oil I used to complete Dr. Madeira's English assignments.

I, ROBERTA McCANDLESS, will all my good times in Dr. Madeira's English class to any junior.

I, JOE JARZYNA, will my engineer boots to Dr. Nunan.

I, GAYE JONES, will my ability as a farmer to Ruth Cottrill, who is dying to become a farmer's wife.

I, SHIRLEY JONES, will my ability to give Dr. Madeira a kiss, to Pinky Hickman.

I, NANCY KARGER, will my ability to be ignorant and happy at the same time to any future senior.

I, CAROL KELLY, will my ability to eat during art class to any other hungry artist.

I, MARY KEMP, will my seat in Mr. Tate's bookkeeping class to any junior foolish enough to take Bookkeeping II. I, JANET KING, will my great fortune of being Mr. Morgan's secretary to my sister, Midge.

I, BARBARA KLAMT, will my cheerleading sweater to Jack Hagele and my love troubles to Helen Hill, who has enough of her own.

I, SUE KNOWLES, will my ability to bend glass tubes to any underclassman who attempts chemistry.

I, RICHARD KOCH, will all the insane things I've done to any loose nuts that are left behind.

I, PATSY KOLTUN, will my ability to talk too much in P.A.D. class to my sister, Karen, who is noisy, too.

I, PAT LAMBERT, will my ability to out-talk Dr. Madeira in English class to Lois Altman.

I, REID LAPPIN, will to John Liebeskind, my attraction to the office.

I, SUSAN LARSON, will to Mr. Bay my bother, Paul, in five years.

I, JOE McKEE, will my sideburns to Dr. Madeira.

I, DAVID McKELVEY, will my clean white handkerchief to Bob Gattey, who somehow keeps getting his red.

I, PAUL MEISEL, will my ability to sleep in assembly to any junior who will take the chance of arousing Dr. Nunan's temper.

I, JOHN MILLER, will my chemistry book to anyone who wants to learn about Avagadro's hypothesis.

I, SUE MORGAN, will my undeserved first chair in orchestra to anyone else who can't play.

I, JOE MOSSMAN, will my green Ford skirts to Bob Thomas.

I, CAROLYN MOYER, will all myoId curlers, bobby pins, and pony tail rubber bands to all those lucky enough to still have long hair.

I, BOB MURRAY, will my ability to keep a car clean even in 10 degree weather, and keep all finger prints off it, to Bob Black.

I, NILS NAUMAN, will all my good times in America to next year's exchange students.

I, ROBERT NEELY, will my white motorcycle jacket to anyone crazy enough to ride a motorcycle.

I, MARLENE NEFF, will my size 12 hockey tunic, the smallest one available, to Sandy Bear. .

I, DIANE NEVIN, will the honor of being Dr. Madeira's neighbor, to some future student.

I, JACK O'NEILL, will all my girls to all the boys.

I, JOAN ORR, will to my sister Carol, my ability to understand Mr. Tate's explanation of Bookkeeping II.

I, LOUIS LE CALSEY, will my ability to burn Mr. 37

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I, NORMA LOU PIERCY, will my ability to be early (?) to any fool who is always late.

I, ELEANOR PILSON, will my ability to solve people's love (???) problems· but not my own to Jean Tracy.

I, JUDY PLATT, will my ability to eat a lot and stay thin to my sister, Polly.

I, JOAN PLONEY, will my nice natural curly hair to Ginny Dalrymple, a poor soul, who has naturally straight hair.

I, DICK QUINN, will all my used cigar butts to Mr. McCoy. I, TODD RANKIN, will my ability to laugh at anything at anytime to some jolly junior.

I, ROBIN RIDER, will all my scholastic abilities to any returning senior.

I, ALMA JEAN RILEY, will my seat in Mr. Tate's bookkeeping class to my sister, Sheila.

I, MARK ROBINSON, will my intelligence to Dave Beaucar.

I, BOBBIE STRAIN, will the ability to be voted most talkative, without saying a word, (?) to my sister, Nancy.

I, JIM STROUD, will my good luck in baseball to Gary Warner.

I, DICK SWITZER, will my seat in solid geometry to Ed Van Scoter.

I, LIZ TELGHEIDER, will my ability to keep a calm, cool temper in Mr. Tate's typing class to any excitable future senior typing student.

I, BOB TAYLOR, will to anyone who wants to be kidded all year about it, my theme "Love Can Move Mountains."

I, WAYNE TEMPLE, will my ability to succeed in all my work to Jimmy Malloy.

I, ROBERT THORNLEY, will to anyone in need of it, one inferiority complex, for use in the presence of Ray Fancher.

I, NANCY RUSHTON, will my front seat in Dr. Madeira's English class to my brothers Bob and Bill.

I, SUE TORBIT, will to my sister, Ro, my ability to ask clear (?) questions that confuse everyone including the teacher and myself.

I, INGRID RYLANDER, will a book of Swedish history to Mr. Hall.

I, DICK TROISCHT, will nothing because I need everything I have.

I, DAVID SALOPEK, will my seat in the first row of Dr. Madeira's English class to my younger brother Ray.

I, LOLA TRUDE, will my many activities to Sophia Corsones.

I, RODGER SCHOPF, will my gym suit to anyone who will wash it.

I, TINA VISHNESKY, will my walk to Lynne Williams.

I, JACIE SCHWATT, will my ability to take a taxi instead of a bus to the United Nations Building, to my sister Bev, who is a slow eater too.

I, JOHN WALLER, will my infallibility in Mr. Weaver's solid geometry to anyone who might need it.

I, GAIL SEPTOR, will my terrific memory to my sister, Jan. May she use it to greater advantage than I did.

I, GERRY WENKEL, will my ability to miss the New York bus to anyone who likes to ride through New York City in a taxi cab.

I, BETTY SHANNON, will my ability to break glasses to anyone who wants a new pair.

I, JOHN WESLEY, will my locker key job to any boy who likes to walk through the halls with the girls.

I, JUDIE SHAPIRO, will the right to make my will to anyone who can think of something for me to will.

I, JARED WOLFE, will to Jeff Robinson my Ford's two and only white wall tires.

I, JOYCE SHARER, will my rickety old typewriter to Bert Klein. (You'll find the carriage in the top righthand drawer.)

I, BETH WORTHINGTON, will 'my silent cymbal crashes to the drum row to break in next year's novice.

I, DICK SMITH, will to my sister, Pat, my French ability.

I, LORETTA SONSINI, will all my sweaters to Dee Hagen.

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I, BARBARA YOCHUM, will my ability to present my idea of a limited World Government to any junior with enough nerve to stand up against the class.

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"Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education." This is true for the 'exchange students of Springfield High School. Such an experience is possible through the co-operation of the American Field Service and our Student Council.

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by Springfield High School was Jerry Mason. Jerry spent the summer preceding his Senior year in Reutligen-Betzinger, a town in southern Germany. His German "family" consisted of Mr. and Mrs. ReuAround the world at Springfield High

ter and their two sons, Karl, 18, and Siegried, 15.

In addition to seeing the country around Reutligen-Betzinger, Jerry and his "brother," Siegried, took a trip through Italy, Austria, and southern Germany.

Upon leaving the Reuter family Jerry went to Paris, France, for five days with other American exchange students who spent the summer in Europe. From there he went to La Havre and finally back to Springfield.

The American Field Service also sends students from Europe to the United States. This year Springfield was fortunate in having two exchange studentsIngrid Rylander from Sweden, and Nils Naumann from Germany.

Ingrid is staying with the Larson family While in America. In Sweden she lives in a large city called Gothenburg. Ingrid has a varied school program. Some of the subjects which she studied are English,

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Our other exchange student, Nils Naumann, comes from Hamburg, Germany, where he lives with his mother, two brothers and his sister. Here in America he is staying with the Mason family.

In Germany Nils attends the gymnasium, which is similar to high school, and he majors in ancient languages. There are no social activities in German schools.

Sports are, however, available and Nils participates in both field hockey and ICe hockey.

Ingrid helps at a "home-ec" tea.

When Nils returns to Germany, he will have one more year at the gymnasium to complete, and then he would like to become a philologist-one who studies languages.

The new students at Springfield have really benefited from the experience of the exchange students. We now understand a little bit more about how others live and some of their customs. We have enjoyed having Itl:grid and Nils stay with us and we also enjoyed hearing" about jerry's trip. Best of luck in the future to all of you.

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.MISS EDITH BIGELOW Director

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While we are waiting for the auction to start, let's observe some early arrivals. At the field's entrance we see multi-millionaire CHARLES LINDAUER distributing used $100 bills, while CAROL DEGLER, Home Ee. teacher at S. H. S., is preparing to give away samples of her students' cooking. Sign painter JACK O'NEILL has just returned from posting auction signs throughout Springfield. Famous orator RICHARD KOCH has taken time off from his busy schedule to act as auctioneer. He is followed by "Secretary of the Year" NORMA PIERCY who will record the purchases, and money collector EDWARD EVANS, bank president. Photographer ROLAND WOODRUFF and newspaper reporter ANITA DEL COLLIANO are also ready for actio'n. ' We have enough time to take a look at some of the items to be auctioned. Here come:', violinist BETH WORTHINGTON with her "Hot Canary" cage. Champion figure skater DAVE DOWNES has high hopes of selling his learner skates. RODGER SCHOPF, successor to Arthur Murray, has instructions for waltzing to rock 'n roll. Plans for a dream house will be donated by a woman architect, MARTY GRIFFITHS. PAUL "Speed King" CAPUS will auction his helmet. KEN CURRY of Bell Telephone has offered his invention-the videophone, which eriables you to see as well as hear your party.

The crowd has gathered now and the auction is about to begin. Here come some last minute donations. GERRY WENKEL, retited professional twirler, rushes' forward with her lighted baton. Airline stewardess RAE ORTLIP has the latest in safety belts which should certainly interest KEN LOWNES and JACK MAYER, owners of the "Springfield to Philadelphia" helicopter service. Due to an unfortunate accident, juggler GAYE JONES must part with her beloved Indian clubs. Cowgirl PAT ANDERSON has some ready-made lassoes.

At the auctioneer's'signal the first item is put on the block-JUDIE SHAPIRO'S hair straightening machine, which BETTY SHANNON, owner oLa flea circus, refuses to buy.

Texas oil tycoon, DAVE SALOPEK, with plans for a big investment, is the lucky bidder.

Next item-a masterpiece of modern art by Mlle. BARBARA YOCHUM. Herr NILS NAUMANN, famous German diplomat and philologist seems interested. SUE KNOWLES,

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Over in the far corfer of the field we notice HENRY GUCKES, ED HOTTENSTEIN and LANCE DAVIS, who took- the first trip to the moon 'in a plastic bubble designed by GEORGE GAUL. They are trying to discourage DAVE COE, a mad scientist, who is bent on selling them a useless helium compound.

A .short distance from this group is Dr. LOU LeCALSEY, D.D.S., promising his old waiting room magazines to Dr. JERRY HORAN, M.D., for his new office. Dr. Horan reminds his secretary, SUE MORGAN, to pick them up. AL GUCKES, another dentist, is trying to persuade detective DICK SMITH into buying some of. his new pistachio-fl~vored toothpaste. .

One of the biggest successes in the business world, CALDWELL and· CONLIN'S Department Store, is well-represen~ed today. CAROL MOYER, 'head .buyer 'of women's clothing, is presently conferring with the store decorator, JUDY PLATT. They want to set up a window display for "Snifflin' SUE" TORBITS' in~ention~po~kets that hold an unlimited supply 0'£ tissues. ELEANOR PILSON, head sales 'pr:omoter, agrees to give this invention a convincing salestalk. Bridal consultant GAIL BEAM! CAROL HOWELL, designer of children's fashions, and TODD RANKIN, head of the men's clothing department, all refuse to give up their display windows to mattress-tester JERRY MASON who is in' search of a cure for insomnia. .

Let's 'return no';'" to the cen'ter of a~tivity whe~e, as an' added att~action, magician' HULINGS DARBY is attempting to saw cover girl LORETTA SONSINI in half without making any sawdust. BOB MURRAY, a prosperous lumberman, has supplied the box.

Amid the excitement pianist LEE BLAKE attempts to sell some old sheet music she found in her attic. WAYNE TEMPLE, a pop singer planning to revive "HOUND DOG," an old favorite of 1956, finally buys it. Also in the music line is a tape recorder of songs made popular by NANCY RUSHTON, and a record entitled "I Hate Noise" recorded in a boiler factory by CAROL KELLY and JOHN WESLEY. GAIL SEPTOR, instructress of nurses, at Del. Co. Hospital buys these to cheer up the patients. CHARLES GALLEGHER, weight lifter, has just sold his 500 pound weight to JARED WOLFE for his trained kangaro,os.

There is a lull in the proceedings while Jared is removing his purc!;Jase, so the. former SALLIE EIKNER, well-known referee and coach, tells world famous hockey star MARY LOU STEARNS that her daughter will go to the next Olympics. Lady Senator PAT JACKSON and parliamentarian JOHN WALLER are arguing as to whether they should buy JOAN ORR'S fountain pen which takes shorthand automatically or RITA D'ALESSANDRO'S special typewriter for all Senators' secretaries. They compromise and ·take both.

This interruption also allows us to hear what some of our other classmates. have been doing. The former BARBARA LEVIS was chosen ':Mrs. America" last year. SUSAN CLEAVER is a foreign correspondent to Germany. LIZ TELGEHEIDER writes a comic strip, "Little Abbie." SUE LARSON, renowned speaker at women's clubs, is talking with ALMA JEAN RILEY, test driver for G. M. C. Flagpole sitter JOE JARZYNA is telling EI Capitan REID LAPPIN of the Foreign Legion and DONINIC DI NATALI, staff general of the U. S. Military Academy, about his acrophobia. Glass blower JOHN MILLER is showing his burned finger to game warden MARK ROBINSON, and LARRY LOGAN, chemist who· has a patented process for extracting potassium from feldspar. DAVE GORBY, actor in popular detective series, is listening to famous film director BOB T AYLOR trying to persuade Academy Award winner TINA VISHNESKY to sign a contract. . In the .sports line we hear that KEN ALLEN and JOE MOSSMAN are now with ·the New York Yankees· and the Warriors claim HALSEY HOUSE. JUDY EAVES, owner of a race track, is here with her Kentucky Derby winner "Muddy Hole" and jockey BOB DE LUCA..

Fire Chief EARL DUNCAN has just returned from a triple false alarm.

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INGRID RYLANDER, Swedish diplomat to the U. N., has only a few copies of her International language grammar book left. JOYCE SHARER is having trouble selling her "Cicero in Modern-Day Pig Latin" to investor DICK CREWDSON. RUTH COTTRILL, marriage counselor, is discussing a dilemma she recently received with EL-AINE CHARLESTON, writer of the column "Brides and Brides To Be." Near the refreshment stand, belt manufacturer BILL BOCZKOWSKI, and AL DENK, inventor of the heated steering wheel for winter driving, are collecting their purchases.

BOB, NEELY, president of the American Federation of Musicians, thinks he made a good deal when he snatched up the last bottle of BARDEN'S Better Hair Tonic donated by DICK QUINN, promoter of the product.

JOAN PLONEY, stockholder in Food Fair, has just bought two tons of SWITZER'S Holeless Cheese.

A very interesting conversation is going on among woman explorer NANCY CUPHAVER, who established the first colony in the Brazilian jungle; BOBBlE STRAIN, missionary to the colony; and JIM STROUD, TV newscaster.

It's just about time to resume the auctioning and all are returning to their places. BOB THORNLEY, head of BILL GLOVER'S swanky New York hotel agrees to straighten up the refreshment stand. America's best-dressed hobo, DICK TROISCHT, is looking for anything he can get for nothing.

Back at the sale, bidding is fast and furious. BONNIE ELLIS, the teacher who never fails her pupilS, sold all her red ink to RUTH FERRELL, secretary to JOE McKEE, builder of the sixth addition. Ruth likes shorthand in bright colors. As this transaction takes place, DIANE NEVIN, successor to Miss Francis, and MARIE LIBERATI, greetipg ca,rd designer, can't decide whether to buy some trinkets from ETHELANNE EYERLY'S gift shop, or hats designed by PAT LAMBERT. They finally decide on JOAN HARTMANN'S booklet entitled, "It's Easy to Sew." PAUL MEISEL, president of the "Volkswagon Corporation" has just made a wonderful trade-in on his 1955 model to used-car dealer JIM HOBENSACK. The former JACIE SCHWATT, recently selected BEST DRESSED WOMAN IN AMERICA, held the lucky ticket which entitles her to ten free lessons at BARBARA KLAMPTS School of the Modern Dance. MARLENE GARDENER, president of the Springfield Women's Club, has to rush off to a meeting. MARY KEMP, tester of new General Mills Products outbid judo expert SHIRLEY JONES for PAUL GETTYS' aquarium of thoroughbred seahorses. Busy woman executive, LOLA TRUDE, buys a spiffy sports car designed by TOM FRANK. SANDY GIRVIN, famed woman physicist, has just announced that Einstein's theory is all wrong. In trying to prove her point, she raised her hand and is now the owner of hairdresser JOYCE DASCOLA'S non-burning peroxide. JANET KING, world's speediest typist, bought the last item to be sold-ANN HOHENSTEIN'S new system of outlining.

Well, the auction is over and the field is cleared. All are satisfied with their purchases except jeep tester ROBIN RIDER who wanted some foam rubber cushions for bumpy roads.

Enough money has been made for not only the sixth addition, but also for the seventh, eighth, and ninth. Auctioneer DICK KOCH wraps up his hoarse throat and wends his way home.

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First row: Edith Bigelow, Phyllis Randall, Winifred Cook, Margaret Green. Second row: Dr. Sheldon Madeira, Department Head; Harry LeFever, Theodore Walter.

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LIBRARIANS Margaret Austin, Margaret Graham.

First row; Margaret Walter, Wilbur Schopf, Department Head; Margaret Markley, Jane Brusch. Second row: Richard Shoemaker, Harry Bell, Joseph Cannon.

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SPECIAL SERVICES Doris Newman, Director of Cafeterias; Margaret Sharer, Nurse; Verne Witchey, Dental Hygienist.

OFFICE PERSONNEL Senior High Marguerite Roberts, Rachel Desiderio, Ma1'garet Clark.

Junior High Doris Fancher.

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B ; ~erpt from 1'1 six more, this is terrible.Gerry and tbe rest coming DAVE BEAUCAR I'ith whicl BOBBIE STRAIN e disc jocke~ Circulation Manager Hi, bow'd you boys like t on the bus to the N.B.C. stU(' Photographer familiar, tte Lou Par seats with us for awhile? are you taking your own k--_._-•..-en cU6um,'mts. .ie Hiddeman.

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First row: Mrs. Margaret McMichael, Advisor; D. Beaucar, S. Skinner, B. Strain, A. Del Colliano, ~ces of Mr. Sho, A new center of bus L. Trude, C. Howell, J. Hagele, }. Gaunt, P. Stine. Second row: I. Ebling, E. Telgheider, J. ltriloquist's dummy.

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First row: Mrs. Margaret McMichael, advisor; R. D'Alessandro, E. Eyerly, B. Strain, A. Del Colliano, 1. Trude, C. Howell, G. Beam, C. Degler, G. Wenke!. Second row: B. Hamilton, N. Rushton, S. Schaub, G. Dalrymple, P. Zebley, J. Kester, T. Vishnesky, 1. Sonsini, P. Lambert, P. Crew, M. Carter, C. Bradshaw, S. Girvin, S. Jones, P. Anderson. Third row: N. Strain, B. Klamt, E. Hiddeman, M. Hunsicker, B. Starzmann, S. Corsones, B. Berryman, M. Kemp, K. Johnson, R. Ortlip, B. Park, H. Hill, N. Karger, P. Koltun, J. Camillo.

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First row: R. Koch, M. Black, R. Fancher, S. Torbit. Second row: J. Csircsu, J. Hagele, Miss Burns, advisor; ]. Gaunt, B. Worthington.

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PRESS CLUB First row: Mrs. McMichael, advisor; S. Torbit, A. DelColliano, J. Platt, ]. Shapiro, P. Lambert.

Second row: S. Skinner, A. Karpinski, K. Johnson, K. Matter, G. Meyers, E. Telgheider.

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First row: Mr. Bay, advisor; D. Beaucar, 1. Logan, D. Koch, H. Darby, D. McKelvey, J. Way, J. Hobensack, R. Murray, E. Evans. Second row: B. Haller, S. Polischuk, R. Mattia, F. Warner, J. Robinson, A. Hoffecker, D. Dunbrack, B. Gezon, E. Duncan, P. Capus, 1. Janiczek, D. Coe, R. Gattey, R. Calladonato.

OPERATORS' CLUB

SERVICE CLUB First row: H. Guckes, 1. Caldwell, E. Evans, J. Waller, A. Guckes, N. Naumann, J. Mayer,. P. .Miesel, K. Lownes, J. Mossman, J. Wesley, J. Mason, H. House, 1. Davis, T. Rankin. Second··.row: Dr. William Nunan; advisor; R. Poli, S. Colio, B. Nussy, M. Baker, D. Donovan, J. Bendd, R. Fancher, D. Smith, G~ Ellis, B. Ducan, B. Hickman, J. Kirkpatrick, B. Davis, H. Eshback, B. Mitchell, A. Gulezian. Third row: L Pomeroy, A. Hoffecker, J. Robinson, 1. Logan, 1. ~'~ntinan, 1. LeCalsey, R. Cowley, 1. Stetson, A. Wolstenholme, J. Sylvester, T. Houck, B. Hoopman, M. :.

Shane, J. Allison, J. Malloy, J. Poulos.

P. Meisel, J. Mason, R. Smith, N. Piercy, S. Torbit, H. House, R. Koch, D. McKelvey.

NATIONAL

SOCIETY

First row: Mr. Weaver, Advisor; }. Mason, P. Meisel, R. Smith, S. D. McKelvey, H. House, Dr. Nunan, Advisor. Second row: 1. Trude, M. Stearns, H. Darby, H. Guckes, 1. Davis, A. Guckes, S. Eikner, J. Third row: G. Csircsu, G. Myers, M. Black, R. Fancher, J. Hagele, M. Stahmer.

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Torbit, N. Piercy, R. Koch, R. Cottrill, B. Worthington, Shapiro, M. Neff, G. Beam.

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First row: Mr. Jones, advisor; T. Rankin, A. Reilly, S. Eikner, R. Cottrill, J. Waller, H. House, J. Mason, K. Lownes, N. Piercy, R. Woodruff, L. Trude, M. Neff, I. Rylander, D. McKelvey, L. Logan. Second row: P. Baker, D. Ciarrochi, D. Holley, J. Morris, B. Fanelli, P. Hull, J. Van Winkle, N. Naumann, J. O'Neill, R. Koch, P. Meisel, E. Hiddeman, K. Matter, J. Madison, E. Thesen, J. Weinhardt, L. Williams. Third row: B. Osborn, G. Leonard, J. Martin, N. Hedrick, L. Pomeroy, B. Mitchell, B. Thomas, B. Duncan, G. Ellis, R. Fancher, M. Black, B. Hickman, J. Poulos.

SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL

JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First row: K. Peterman, C. Cresci, V. Judd, B. Locilento, L. Hutchinson, J. Davis, W. Yarnall, J. Cresci, T. Schwabe, V. Stretton, M. Elwell, S. Isenberg, J. Noyes, B. Fornwalt, M. Graf. Second row: Mrs. Denice, Advisor; C. Faul, S. Yarnall, B. Beagle, D. Wange, L. Galantino, P. Egan, J. Zafis, P. Ortlip, J. Wynn, B. Coyle, G. Knapp, E. Pomeroy, L. Harden, J. Mllrtin, H. Hartmann, K. Wange, L. Reese, M. Schmitt, B. Helmig. Third row: W. Lippard, H. Messick, B. Dornan, R. Rivell, G. Plank, F. Hagendoubler, F. Wren, T. Hocking, T. Balck, B: Bierly, G. Ferrell, B. Edgar, W. Suddell, P. Tremper, R. Ricketts, J. Flynn, D. Beacher. Fourth row: M. Wapen, R. Diers, D. McElroy, L. DaHada, B. Huffman, O. Burt, L. Landau, A. Arcaro, G. Wardrop, B. Dodd.

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First row: Mr. Hall, advisor; F. Warner, M. Black, D. Beaucar, E. Evans, R. Murray, R. fancher, D. McKelvey, 1. LeCalsey, D. Coe. Second row:. D. Calladoriato: E. Baker, C. Lindauer, ]. Robin-' son, ]. Wolfe, D. Gorby, R. Duncan, P. CallUs, ]. Waller, H. Guckes.

HI-Y TRI-HI-Y

First row: Mrs. Neely, advisor; D. Whipple, M. Hotchkiss, P. Zebley, K. Matter, M. Stahmer, G. Septor, ]. Hartmann, S. Morgan, ]. Schwatt, B. Strain, E. Csircsu, E. Hiddeman, B. Schwatt, E. Winslow, 1. Geigle. Second row: G. Jones, ]. Dascola, M. Neff, B. Shannon, I. Rylander, M. Griffiths, M. Patton, M. Fuller, B. Starzmann, S. Bear, S. Girvin, P. Koltun, N. Karger, E. Telgheider, M. Stearns, R. Cottrill, B. Klinger, K. Johnson, A. Marcheson, P. Jackson. Third row: ]. Platt, R. Ferrell, B. Ellis, P. Lambert, G. Beam, C. Degler, P. Kerr, ]. Parker, S. Freas, I. Ebling, J. Sharer, C. Bradshaw, B. Hamilton, 1. Bell, C. Kelly, A. Kline. Fourth row: K. Peters, 1. Shutt, P. Kamp, 1. Rohrer, E. Fiennen, ]. Buhlman, ]. Ploney, 1. White, J. Crowder, T. Sheldon, E. Poeschl, B. Price, M. Webster, D. Hagen, C. Schaum, G. Dalrymple, P. Fraser, S. Moon, S. Rose, M. Hunsicker, J. Kester. Fifth row: W. Niles,. 1. Williams, ]. Tracy, P. Crew, ]. Kohut, M. Neidermyer; M. Criswell, R. Amwake, M. Owens,. C. Drew, S. Foehl, S. Waterman, G. Myers, E. Neagly, C. Tison, A. Karpinski, K. Neyhart, D. Thomas]. Hedl.

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First row: S. Bear, J. Hartmann, S. Eikner, C. Howell, N. Piercy, 1. Rohrer, Miss Brusch, Advisor.

Second row: E. Bryan, J. Shapiro, R. Cottrill, A. Karpinski, B. Worthington, S. Torbit, G. Jones, S. Shirey. Third row: G. Wenke!, M. Hotchkiss, S. Nagle, C. Boyer, G. Beam.

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First row: P. Meisel, E. Evans, D. Troischt, J. Simpson, J. Stroud, H. Guckes, A. Guckes, T. Gitt, E. Baker. Second row: J. Sylvester, H. Eshbach,.1. Logan, D. Crewdson, G. DiCicco, 1. Davis, R. Poli, H. House, D. Smith, B. Figarola, D. Yochum. Thir'd row: B. Thomas, C. Crowder, N. Hedrick, 1. Janizeck, 1. LeCalsey, G. Gaul, T. Rankin, R. Fancher, P. Capus, J. Mason, B. Duncan.

First row: Dr. N~nan, honor<\ry member; C. Howell, J. Schwatt, Miss Bigelow, advisor; B. Worthington, J. Shapiro, Mr. Smith, honorary member. Second row: B. Klamt, E. Evans, 1. Logan, J. Wolfe, J. Mason, D. Gorby, S. Lar~on.

THESPIAN SOCIETY

DRAMATIC CLUBS First row: D. Fry, M. Burns (advisors); S. Miller, E. Charleston, 1. Rives, B. Berryman, E. Pilson, J. Robinson, 1. Williams, C. Patterson, S. Wood, K. Melville, M. Douros, E. Bigelow, advisor.

Second row: T. Sheldon, W. Nyles, B. Park, A. Bruno, S. Knowles, L. Sonsini, 1. Barrie, G. Cavanaugh, 1. Altman, E. Webb, 1. Devine, B. Klinger, K. Johnson, J. Buhlman. Third row: D. Denovan, B. Mitchell, D. Hedrick, D. Calladonato, M. Black, J. O'Neill,. J. Wolfe, D. Gorby, P. Mitchell.

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First row: Mrs. Green, advisor; M. Hunsicker, M. Douros, J. Platt, C. Howell, 1. Rohrer, P. Koltun, M. Neff, K. Matter, K. Peters. Second row: J. Buhlman, E. Hiddeman, D. Whipple, M. Hotchkiss, C. Boyer, E. Bryan, S. Nagle, E. 'Neagley, S. Eikner, B. Ellis, B. Worthington, S. Torbit, G. Myers, B. Schwatt, C. Degler, A. Hohnstein, D .. Nevin, ]. Hartmann. Third row: S. Knowles, ]. Dascola, G. Septor, E. Telghieder, R. Strain, ]. Shapiro, M. Stahmer, G. Beam, I. Ebling, J.' Sharer, G. Csircsu, N. Strain, ]. Schwatt, S. Girvin. .

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NURSES' CLUB First row: Mrs.' Sharer, Advisor, C. Herb, ]. Lobley, G. Septor, C. Crosby, J. Morris. Second row: G. Jones, T. Vishnesky, D. Nevin, R. McCandless, M. Durham, 1. Moses, B. Hunter, M. Drennan.

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First row: Miss Graham, Advisor; ]. Shapiro, N. RushtlJn, R. Ortlip, E. Eyerly, ]. Sharer, S. Larson, C. Kelley, P. Lambert, M. Gardner. Second row: E. Renshaw, ]. Camillo, K. Melville, D. Nevin, D. Calladonato, B. Haller, H. Sykes, B. Roberts, A. Del Colliano, ]. Queaenfeld, S. McFadden, L. Moses. Third row: A. Cline, C. Hagen, ]. Kester, L. Altman, M. Patton, M. Fuller, ]. Kunz, M. O'Hara, ]. Egee, B. Parks.

LIBRARY ASSISTANTS

F.B.L.A. First row: Mrs. Doyle, advisor; R. D'Alessandro, B. Rucier, S. Corsones, L. Trude, M. Neff, E. Poeschl, K. Melville, C. Hagen, ]. Camillo'. Second row: N. Rushton, R. McCandless, N. Valentine, ], Kester, N. Cuphaver, ]. VanWinkle, G. Meyers, B. Parks, H. Berezny, P. Fraser, V. Dalrymple, L. Fatz, ]. Tracy. Third row: ]. King, D. !'revin, ]. Weinhardt, ]. Keller, S. Chibatar, C. 'Vagner, D. Hagen, C. Schaum, R. Ferrell, R. Cottrill, E. Eyerly, ]. Orr, A. Del Colliano.

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First row: Miss Richards, D. Holley, C. Crosby, M. Criswell, 1. Altman, B. L Park, ]. Parker, 1. Fatz, S. Moon, 1. Devine, ]. Lobley, C. Patterson, S. Wood, S. Miller, 1. Rives, P. Klagholz. Second row: E. Hiddeman, ]. Quedenfeld, E. Poeschl, B. Rlicier, 1. Moses, J. Keller, ]. Reeder, R. Moitz, ]. Morris, ]. Doughie, M. Hickman, B. Price, M. Webster, G. Csircsu, P. Klagholz. Third row: D. Thomas, ]. Weinhardt, S. Chibatar, 1. Geigle, M. Fuller, P. Crew, G. Bennett, E. Winslow, S. Waterman, C. Mitchell, S. Korenko, C. Valentine.

GIRLS' CHORUS

BOYS' GLEE CLUB First row: Mr. John Pearson, Director; S. Brawman, C. Yocum, G. Leonard, N. Hedrick, ]. Wilcox, C. Degler, pianist. Second row: P. Girvin, P. Evans; D. Denovan, R. Black, ]. Hague, ]. Tuzza.

Third row: D. Schroder, P. Stevens, A. Warnock, R. O'Sullivan, D. Cooper.

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MISS THELMA RICHARDS Director ALBERT GUCKES Treasurer

BOBBIE STRAIN Secretary

First row: Miss Thelma Richards, Director; N. Rushton, P. McCallister, R. Ortlip, M. Stahmer, B. Strain, A. Guckes, E. Evans, C. Howell, M. Neff, J. Dascola, G. Beam, J. King, A. Marchison, R. D'Alessandro. Second row:' B. Ellis, L. Blake, C. Tyson, P. Lambert, S. Corsones, B. Yochum, M. L. Patton, S. Torbit, J. Platt, J. Orr, J. Shapiro, G. Meyers, E. Nagely, E. Graeber, J. Schwatt, E. Telgheider, N. Karger, P. Kolton, J. Hartmann, H. Hill, S. Jones. Third row: H. Guckes, B. Hickman, R. Edgar, R. Koch, A. DelColliano, C. Degler, M. Fuller, S. Eikner, B. Ellis, M. Griffiths, M. Kemp, L. Rohrer, N. Strain, M. Minitelli, R. Schroeder, D. ·Sauver. Fourth row: B. Haller, D. Coe, D. Gorby, E. Duncan, E. Van Scoter, L. Pomeroy, A. Williams, B. Gezon, J. Burman, D. Salopek, D. Burnham, H. House, J. Waller, D. Smith, J. Mason, T. Rankin, L. Davis, G. Gaul.

OFFICERS First row: S. Shirey, Secretary; 5.' Nagle, Vice President; D. McKelvey, President; B. Worthington, Student Dir~ctor; K. Peters, Treasurer; K. Matter, Secretary. Second row: P. Zebley, Librarian; R. Murray, Manager; Mr. Elwood Miller, Director; S. Skinner, Librarian; J. Madison, Librarian.

ORCHESTRA BETH WORTHINGTON Student Director

MR. ELWOOD S. MILLER Director

Mr. Miller, Director; A. Karpinski, K. Matter, M. Neidermyer, S. Skinner, R. Amwake, J. Kohut, J. Samuels, S. Freas, P. Zebley, S. Shirey, H. Eshbach, B. Neely, C. Crowder, B. Murray, A. Kline, L. Janiczkec, c. Schneller, S. Spangler, M. Fuller, P. Capus, S. Nagle, M. Singfried, P. Diers, C. Wagner, B. Starzmann, L. LeCalsey, B. Miller, S. Morgan, G. Potter, C. Bradsha"o/, T. Baker, S. Bear, B. Shannon, E. Eyerly, L. Blake, K. Peters, S. Hoffman, L. Shutt, P. Baker, M. Carter, R. Cottrill, D. Miller, P. Stine, ]. Hagele, B. Worthington, D. McKelvey, N. Piercy, J. Madison, D. Whipple, B. Hamilton, M. Stearns, S. FoehI. :', .

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OFFICERS R. Murray, Student Director; R. Neely, President; J. Samuels, Vice President; P. Zebley, Secretary; D. Whipple, Secretary; A. Karpinski, Librarian; S. Shirey, Librarian; K. Peters, Treasurer; B. Hamilton, Librarian.

BOB MURRAY Student Director

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MR. ELWOOD S. MILLER Director

S. Bear, P. Baker, T. Baker, R. Bell, C. Bradshaw, J. Buheman, P. Capus, C. Carter, M. Carter, R. Cottrill, D. Cooper, L. Clark, H. Craig, C. 'Crowder, L. Davis, P. Gardner, R. Dodson, P. Eshbach, E. Evans, E. Eyerly, R. Fancher, S. Foehl, S. Freas, T. Gardner, R. Gattey, T. Hackman, B. Hamilton, J. Hagale, J. Hedl, C. Herb, A. Hoffecker, S. Hoffman, R. Hoffman, M. Hunsicker, P. Jackson, A. Karpinski, P. Kerr, J. Lampert, L. Le Calsey, 1. Lindley, J. Madison, K. Matter, P. Meisel, R. Miller, S. Morgan, M. Murphy, S. Nagle, B. Neely, E. Oblad, R. Osborne, K. Peters, N. L. Piercy, G. Potter, T. Rankin, J. Samuels, M. Shane, S. Shirey, L. Shutt, M. Siegfried, S. Skinner, S. Spangler, B. Starzman, C. Tison, C. Wagner, D. Whipple, A. Wolsonhoen, P. Zebley.

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First row: ]. Mayer, Manager; ]. MasoR, ]. Mossman;. R. Woodruff, Co·captain: Second row: Mr. Mackrides, coach; J. DiLuzio, G. Gaul, K. Allen, 1. Caldwell. Third row: C. Crowder, ].

Wilcox, P. Mitchell, B. Thomas, B. Mitchell.

Fourth row: B. McDonald, R. Edgar, A. Gulezian, D. Vishneski. Fifth row: R. Coyle, ]. Innis, N. Naumann, E. Stoffergen, 1. Pomeroy.

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row: P. Meisel, Co-captain; D. Troischt, D. Salopek, A. Guckes, B. Hickman, Manager. Secâ&#x20AC;¢. and row: K.. Lownes, ]. Meliodon, G. Ellis, H. Eshbach, G. DiCicco, Mr. Salt, Coach. Third, row: B. Duncan, S. Polischuk, Ne. Hedrick, D. Denovan. Fourth row: C. Yocum, L. Snyder, M. Shane, J. Poulos, D. Cae, Manager. Fifth row: G. Schneller, M. Murphy, P. Evans, A. Williams, T. Williams.

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JOE MOSSMAN

NILS NAUMANN

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MISS JANE E. BRUSCH, Coach

JOAN HARTMANN

VARSITY HOCKEY CAROL HOWELL First row: M. Neff, J. Hartmann, M. 1. Stearns, C. Boyer, S. Bear: Second row: C. Hagen, Manager; C. Howell, M. Hotchkiss, N. Piercy, 1. Rohrer, S. Neagle, E. Bryan, G. Beam, Manager.

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MISS MARGARET E. WALTER Coach

J.- V. HOCKEY MARLENE NEFF First row: 1. Fatz, C. Heffie, R. Moitz, B. Starzman, ]. Manley, P. Jacoby, P. Baker. Second row: 1. Rives, ]. Madison, 1. Shutt, D. Ciarrocchi, J. Lobley. Third row: P. Kerr, 1. Barrie, S. Shirey, Margaret Walter, Coach; M. Neidermyer, ]. Morris, Manager.

MRS. ANGELA CORBIN

NORMA LOU PIERCY

CHEERLEADERS

SUE KNOWLES

BARBARA KLAMT

Annette Bruno, Joan Madison, Patsy Fraser, Sue Knowles, Norma Lou Piercy, Beverly Dougherty, Barbara Klamt, Helen Hill, Bev Schwatt, Carol Wagner.

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First row: D. Sarver, manager; P. Capus, E. Evans, captain; C. Bauer, E. Baker, B. Haller, manager.

Second row: D. Calladonato, ]. Van Gunten, B. Osbourne, ]. Robbinson, ]. ]anizeck, R. Scotti.

CROSS COUNTRY

WRESTLING First row: B. Duncan, B. Figarola, D. Crewdson, H. 'Eshbach, R. Edgar, D. Scotti, A. Gulezian, ].

Allison, T. Simpson, Mr. Shoemaker, coach. Second row: P. Tremper, ]. Snyder, R: Edgar, T. O'Neill, I. Lindley, C. Crowder, B. Bird, ]. Ratliff, B. Wilcox, ]. Smith. Third row: G. Ferrell, R. Wardell, ]. Medbury, R. Roberts, ]. Scotti, R. Ho~ey, R. Howard, K. Norman, C. Dalrymple. Fourth row: D. Moore, R. Rushton, R.· Hoopman, C. Ristine, N. Mann, R. Storm, J. Cleland, C. Beers, R. Hall, C. Risley.

Left to right: H. Guckes, B. Nussey, J. Burnham, ]. Sylvester, Mr. Albert Jones, Coacf~; R. Woodruff, Co-Captain; R. Smith, Co-Captain; Mr. Harry Lemmon, Coach; H. House, 1. Davis, A. Guckes, P. Meisel.

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R. WOODRUFF Co· Captain First row: B. Hickman, Mapager; D. Nieberle, J. Martin, G. Leonard, C. Schneller, M. Shane, R. Fancher, G. Warner, B. Hoopman, Manager. Second row: S. Skinner, J. Kirkpatrick, L. Stetson, A. Hoffecker, B. Davis, A. Wolstenholme, D. Denovan, C. Yochum, Mr. Hall, Coach.

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First row: G. Wenke!, E. Bryan, S. Nagle, L. Rohrer, S. Shirey, G. Jones, Captain; S. Eikner, M. Stearns, N. Piercy, ]. Hartmann, R. Cottrill. Second row: :S. Klinger, Manager; Miss Brusch, Coach; S. Torbit, Manager.

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First row: C. Wagner, M. Stahmer, H. Hill, 1. Williams, C. Boyer, Captain; P. Jacoby," M. Douras, B. Price, P. Zebley, M. Hotchkiss. Second row: Mrs. Markley, Coach; S. Rose, C. Kaley, C. Hagen, P. Kamp, J. Van Winkle, 1. Barrie, C. Schaum, J. 'Tomlinson, K. Peters, 1. Devine, Manager.

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First row: V. 'Favani, D. Neely, G. Best. Second row: Mr. Shaeffer, Coach; ]. Ferrante, D. McElroy, ]. Cresci, B. Lee, A. Logan, B. Cutheriell, 1. Landeu, S. Carslaw, W. Shaeffer, E. Foehl, ]. Tassani, B. Nouino, D. Earley, B. Yarnall, R. Diers.

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First row: T. Robson, M. Kraty, E. Fanelli, J. Samuels, ]. Ekiss, B. Dunbrack, 1. Carpenter.

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First row: J. Mossman, L. LeCalsey, A. Guckes, H. House, K. Allen, H. Guckes, B. Hutchinson, L. Davis. Second row: D. Dunbrack, manager; T. Rankin, manager; J. Simpson, M. Shane, J. Hiddeman, B. Duncan, G. Ellis, G. DiCicco, D. Stine, B. Hickman, manager; Mr. Bell, coach.

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Benn, R. Storm, C. Miller, J. Kennedy, S. Lawler, O. Burt, J. Bent. Third row: T. Hendrix, D. Bruce, B. Adler, T. Allen, B. Brewster, G. Plank, J. DeCicco, ]. Greuwell, J. King, 1. Freeman, J. Gardner. Fourth row: D. Hoopman, J. Karpinski, B. Edgar, W. Hackman, R. Overcash, C. Frick, B. Lorraine, A. Dell, F. Hoover, B. Rickets, J. Churchman.

TRACK First row: D. Burnham, B. Figarola, R. Poli, D. Salopek, D. Smith, E. Baker, G. Gaul, B. Thornley, T. Gitt, D. Crewdson; E. Evans, 1. Logan. Second row: Mr. Schopf, Coach; J. Samuels, R. Scotti, C. Lindauer, P. Girvin, J. Robinson, P. Evans, M. Seigfried, 1. ]anizeck, R. Coyle, D. Colladanato, Manager. 'fhird row: P. Capus, T. Baker,B. Hoopman, H. Eshbach, M. Baker, J. Allison, C. Crowder, B. Hall, N. Hedrick, B. Haller, Manager; D. Sauver, Manager. Fourth row: R. Cowley, J. Kilpatrick, J. Martin, A. Wolstenholm, P. Wick, T. Petino, A. Sprey, D. Moore, C. Risley, E. Hurschker. Fifth row: J. Gallagher, B. Black, J. Kederis, B. Osborn, B. Miller, A. Hoffecker, D. Drennin, D. MacGregor, C. Yocum, J. Waller.

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First row: Miss Ackerman, coach; B. Price, E. Hiddeman, E. Telgeheider, R. Strain, B. Shannon, N. Piercy, A. Hohenstein, D. Whipple, L. Geigle, J. Shapiro, manager. Second row: M. Webster, S. Bear, P. Lambert, L. Fatz, J. Camilo, A. Karpinski, B. Schwatt, S. Hoffmal), C. Kelly, E. Feiner, G. Csircsu. Third row: T. Sheldon, C. Crosby, J. Weinhardt, P. Baker, J. ~eller, L. Barrie, J. Reeder, P. Crew, J. Tomlinson, M. Park, V. Davidheiser, C. Jacoby. Fourth row: A. Bruno, J. Bruster, C. Crewdson, K. Murphey, K. Bassett, B. Mainwaring, P. Mark, S. Geesey, C. Vishnesky, C. Trick, I. Brennon, C. Mitchell. Fifth row: S. Foehl, M. VanScooter, C. Broomall, G. Napp, P. Johnson, V. McCoy, C. Thompson, M. Todd, L. Alber, S. Isenburg, D. Roat, D. Miller. Sixth row: B. Hamilton; M. Brown, B. Kelligan, K. Wange, J. David, J. Butterworth, K. Koltun, S. Stalker, L. Teetsel, R. Polegrutto.

TENNIS First row: B. Mowery, B. Norton, V. Schaffer, P. Goote, G. Best. Second ro~: P. Meisel, D. Troischt, R. Fancher, I. Lindley, D. Lang, Mr. Widdowson, coach.

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HOMEROOM 210 First row: E. Long, M. Hunsicker, M. Chriswell, S. Manning, H. Beresley, H. Didin, K. Melvile, A. Marcheson, J. Buhlmann. Second row: S. Collio, J. Gaunt, 1. Linley, B. Thomas; J. Apple, D. Fredd, G. Warner. Third row: S. Fbeshour, 1. White, D. Compton, A. Manbeck, M. Patton, C. Tyson, J. Masdison.

HOMEROOM 214 First row: E. Hiddeman,' C. Hagen, 1.

Rohrer, E. Poeschl, M. Stahmer, J. Hedl, N. Craig, P. McAllister. Second row: S. Skinner, J. Hagele, D. Dunbrack, R. Fancher, 1. Snyder, B. Bell, A. Warnock, D. Beaucar. Third row: B. Ellis, B. Schwatt, A. Karpinski, 1. Altman, B. Berryman.

HOMEROOM 206 First row: D. Neyhart, H. Hill, M. Hotchkiss, V. Daerymple, B. Fanelli, J. Camillo, S. Udakin, S. Bear. Second row: R. Salopek, E. Van Scoter, D. Burnham, B. Duncan, C. Bauer, A. Klei- . ner, A. Gulezian. Third row: P. Fredd, B. Klinger, K. Peters, M. Bucknum, E. Feiner, J. Schaub.

HOMEROOM 204 First row: B. Rucier, P. Bull, G. Myers, 1. Shutt, B. Starzmann, J. Pomeroy, C. Boyer, E. Csircsu, 1. Fatz. Second row: 1. Van Gunten, R. Nussey, G. Ellis, J. Sylvester, J. Way, J. Bendo, R. Black, R. Gattey. Third row: C. Crowder, T. Petino, E. Winslow, 1. Geigle, P. Kamp, C. Kaley, J. Samuels, J. Lampert.

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HOMEROOM 203 First row: S. Rose, K. Johnson, S. Hoffman, E. Bryan, J. Craig, E. Renshaw, N. Valentine, J. Crowder: Second row: B. Roman, B. Hoopman, J. Hiddeman, M. Black, T. Pugsley, E. Baker, W. Hickman. Third row: R. Collandonatto, J. VanWenkel, S. Comutt, B. Taylor, E. Neagley, S. Neagle, W. Wood..

HOMEROOM 200 First row: K. Matter, B. L. Park, J. Lownes, P. Stine, S. Batdorf, M. Douros, A. Klein, P. Fraser. Second row: B. Duncan, E. Oblad, J. McLaughlin, B. Gerson, A. Sprey, M. Black, B. Hall, J. Polis. Third row: R. Schober, S. Corsones, N. Strain, S. Shirey, P. Zebley, J. Kester, T. Gitt.

HOMEROOM 100 First row: L. Bell, G. Cavannaugh, J. Tomlinson, G. Lynch, S. Dickerhoff, W. Niles, J. Kohut, B. Hunter, J. Weinhart, S. Wood. Second row:. R. Nelson, C. Risley, B. Mohr, D. Stretton, B. Mitchell, H. Eshbach, S. Polischuk, G. Potter. Third row: J. Allison, B. Geron, D. MacGregor, J. Reeder, G. Bennett, M. Owens, F. Fauser, L. Stetson, C. Carter.

HOMEROOM 102 First row: M. Conner, A. Bruno, S. Foehl, B. Price, J. Quendenfeld, C_ Herb, A. Gamble, M. Hickman, J. Morris, T. Morrison. Second row: J. Megill, R. Lang, L. Tatem, L. Tyler, L. Lawton, L. Sentman, M. Murphy, E. Telgheider, B. Osborne, B. Beigle. Third row: J. Burman, A. Hoffecker, D. Bell, L. Reynolds, J. Kunz, A. Bruno, D. Moore, E. Hersker, R. Neiberle.

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HOMEROOM 103 First row: S. Chibatar, J. Keller, J. Dugie, C. Drew, P. Diers, B. Elser, C. Heffie, P. Baker, T. Harvey. Second row: J. Malloy, R. Herring, J. Clendening, 1. Clark, M. Stenko, D. Beacher, F. McKee. Third row: M. Puppio, P. Quail, J. Humphreys, K. B~tdorf, 1.

Barry, D. Drennan, B. Maffei, N. Hed¡ rick.

HOMEROOM 104 First row: 1. Freimth, J. Dowd, M. Carter, R. Amwake, E. Thesen, C. Patterson, C. Bradshaw. Second row: 1.

Glegg, M. Dickerhoff, 1. Devine, 1.

Rives, R. Moitz, K. Neyhart, C. Stokes, M. Campanero. Third row: R. Edgar, B. Haller, J. Innis, D. Dodson, J. Gallagher, H. Hansen, P. Girvin, B. Edwards, B. Miller, E. Stenz. Fourth row: R. O'Sullivan, R. Coyle, J. Kelly, A. Wolstenhome, J. Martin, G. Dicicco, T. Watson, R. Cowley, T. Baker.

HOMEROOM 111 First row: P. Wick, C. Yocum, D. Denovan, A. Williams, B. Finn, D. Vishnesky, K. Schwabe. Second row: P. Mitchell, B. McDonald, B. Bird, B. Schaum, J. Simpson, J. Witcox, C. Smith, T. Trego, D. Sarver. Third row: B. Dunphy, S. Korenko, M. Webster, C. Pilgrene, J. Tracy, J. Walters, A. D'Allesandro, G. Williamson, S. Freas, T. Shelldon. Fourth row: S. Spangler, C. Sweason, D. Ciarrochi, C. Valentine, S. Waterman, C. Mitchell.

HOMEROOM 201 First row: E. Brennan, C. Falkenburg, J. Parker, J. Lobley, 1. Moses, D. Holley, P. Jacoby, c. Crosby. Second row: M. Siegfried, J. Rusek, R. Scott, H. Sykes, J. Robinson, S. Bravman, R. Schroder, D. Cooper. Third row: P. Evans, G. Leonard, M. Neidermyer, P . . Crew, C. Schneller, J. Kirkpatrick.

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HOMEROOM 207 First row: J. Madison, C. Wagner, 1.

Williams, C. Schaum, D. Hagen, P. Kerr, S. Ramsey, N. Webb, ]. Siple, S. Riley, J. Manley, B. Hamilton. Second row: ]. Tuzza, P. Stevens, R. Mattia, M. Shane, 1. Janiczek, B. Dayton, B. Davis, T. Williams, E. Stoffregen. Third row: B. Black, K. Greene, J. Hague.

SECTION 9-1 First row: P. Solma, ]. Lange, M. Kraatz, P. Myers, 1. Carpenter, V. Davidheiser, S. McCadden, 1. Hutchinson. Second row: J. Neil, M. VanScoter, C. Sayres, B. Gettys, D. Conrad, M. Park, K. Murphy, C. Weiler. Third row: 1. Hood, B. Wilcox, R. Earley, R. Parker, J. Spallone, S. Applegate, B. Hovey, Fifth row: R. Hindle, 1. Landau, ]. Ratliff, W. Ellis.

SECTION 9-2 First row: 1. linsalata, A. McGuigan, C. Feerrar, ]. Ekiss, N. Stevens, N. Peikin, J. Jardine, K. Wange, ]. Boyer, C. Jacoby. Second row: T. O'Neill, D. Neely, R. Diers, J. Hamerstone, S. Williams, B. Cuthrill, C. Adler, D. Stewart, ]. Davidson, S. Weiss. Third row: S. Steele, K. Bassett, S. Geesey, T. Sahn, D. Megee, B. Roberts, M. Flohr, C. Crewdson.

SECTION 9-3 First row: B. Bishop, 1. Harden, P. Beatty, D. Sphar, 1. Godmilow, W. Pennington, S. Stalker, 1. Rinehart. Second row: R. Douros, D. Kyle, R. McElroy, W. Truscott, M. Mathews, ].

Behrle, S. Carslaw. Third row: J. Brewster, J. Samuels, C. Thomsom, S. Milliken, B. Mainwaring, P. Mark.

Fourth row: C. Marsden, W. Hollibaugh, W. Lee,

SECTION 9-4 First row: J. Butterworth, G. Wilcox, M. Todd, D. Root, N. Hartmann, M. Santangini, 1. Alber. Second row: J. Churchman, ,H. Reese, R. Marsh, O. Burt, A. Lambert, D. Wilbur, D. Warnock. Third row: B. Baker, M. Brown, C. Frick, V. McCoy, S. Borishek, C. Irivin. Fourth row: A. Logan, A. Byers, D. Henderson, E. Fohel.

SECTION 9-5 First row: M. Jackson, c. LeCalsey, A. Dresser, J. Corwin, A. Dascola, B. Dunbrack, S. Goldsmith. Second. row: J. Reuben, M. Wapen, K. Holstein, V. Schaefer, B. Biehl, R. Burnley, J. Ferrante. Third row: K. Koltun, B. Kelican, ]. Krampf, C. Faul, E. Thompson, B. Hinchcliff. Fourth row: D. Feustal, K. Lane, N. Rand, R. Sward, H. Marker, ]. Cresci.

SECTION 9-6 First row: E. McIntire, P. Poulos, P. Platt, C. Wiercinski, R. Richards, L. Mousley, ]. Paul. Second row: C. Gruwell, B. Johnson, S. Whiteway, W. Yarnall, V. Tavani, W. Clevenger, L. 'Sallada. Third row: B. Corsones, A. Klein, D. Miller, C. Tyson, S. Isenberg, ,J. Egee. Fourth row: R. Gasslein, R. Godshall, E. Dannaker, H. Boyle,. M. Robbi.

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First row: ]. Barr, M. Morrison, F. Fitch, ]. Messina, P. Smith, D. DeCarolis, B. Best. Second row: G. Ritsert, E. Tomlinson, J. Booth, D. Nordbloom, B. Norton, B. Mowery, F. Brown. Third row: D. Peterson, B. Angell, G. Thomas, A. Scopoli, M. Mowery, C. Wiesnewski.

Fourth row: B. Henderson, W. Cochran, G. Best, B. McAdam, C. Bross, ]. Gibert, R. Ritter. Fifth row: H. Milligan, G. Knapp, C. Broomall, J. David, D. Praznic, G. Paylor. Sixth row: T. Schwabe, G. Wardrop, W. Schaffer.

SECTION 9-8 First row: M. Smith, J. Martin, K. Reed, L. TeetseI, R. Pologruto, F. D'Alonzo, C. Curlett. Second row: J. Dixon, L. Mammucari, S. Gootee. Third row: N. Hellman, J. Moore, T. Maker, J. Devito, L. Robson, M. McFaul, E. Hottenstein. Fourth row: J. Faulkner, B. Huffman, J. 'Doinan, T. Kiucker, B. Novina, F. Wick. Fifth row: L. Gengenbach, B. Stone, B. Klagholtz, J. Tassami, R. Keller, M. Johnson, L. Boyer.

SECTION 9-9 First row: E. Fanelli, C. Herring, H. Stevens, S. Durham, E. Campbell, B. Rausch, V. Myers. Second row: W. Haslett, R. Brooks, C. Schweikle, B. Fenwick, C. Diamond, J. Oliver, T. Makowski. Third row: M. Stoffregen, R. Getz, M. Smith, E. Gramer, J.' Likens, B. Coyle. Fourth row: B. Sheely, E. Colosimo, R. Beall, R. Bent, D. Arcaro, A. Arcaro.

SECTION 9-10 First row: S. Gerson, P. Meyers, J. Peters, C. Etherington, K. Pearson, D. Ritz, P. Buckhalter. Second row: J. Scotti, W. Schopf, W. Lippard, J. Duffy, J. Nevin, A. D'Allesandro. Third row: A. Gaul, W. Cleland, E. Pomeroy, J. Septor, R. Brown, R. Thomas. Fourth row: A. Ottoson, R. Millay, N. Weeks.

SECTION 8-1 First row: A. Talbot, L. Poli, L. Gattei, M. Khelghatian, J. Goldsmith, M. Curnutt, L. Reese.¡ Second ,row: D. Carter, J. Roosevelt, D. Paxton, C. Ristine, C. Hoover, S. Lawler. Third row: N. Lampe, B. Sorensen, D. Hall, C. Orr, G. Pennington. Fourth row: D. Reger, R. Lewis, F. Kierstead, J. Lawlar, N. Mann, J. House. Fifth row: D. Blisard, J. Schriver.

SECTION 8-2 First row: M. Fitzgerald, M. Heffer, J. Schaefer, S. Woodward, S. Taylor, E. Morrisc ]. McDowell. Second row: R. Bird, A. Owen, F. Klagholz, C. Dalrymple, E. Kayser, J. Maxwell.

Third row: R. Bergner, E. McElIroy, D. Hoopman, T. Roberts, W. Reid.

Fourth row: A. Hall, D. Merk, ].

Menard, M. Schmitt, A. Hull, C. Thomas. Fifth row: ]. Herman, J. Owens, R. Gates, M. Kuhlmann.

SECTION 8-3 First row: K. Rennard, B. Hackman, G. Stretton, 1. Galantino, P. Joffe, N. Krouse, C. Butcher. Second row: R. Bedwell, M. Marin, F. Marmele, N. Morris, F. Haenle, B. Howard. Third row: R. Brown, E. Johnson, S. Rives, B. Aiken, P. Walton, P. Wynne. Fourth row: 1. Cowley, S. Fullerton, D. Sterling, 1. Lutz, J. Hanson.

SECTION 8-4 First row: B, Dempster, C. Farley, M. Shannon, ]. Lochart, C. Mitchell, K. Kabakjian, S. Harrox. Second row: ].

Roberts, R. Storm, R. Sweisfurth, J. Karpinski, J. Mascher, K. Norman.

Third row: R. Osmond, R. Hall, J. Rose, B. Shane, S. Hause, T. Thorpe, S. Richards. Fourth row: J. Kennedy, F. Nardi, S. Brennan, N. Murphy, J. Wynn, J. Curtis.

SECTION 8-5 First row: ]. Klineburger, P. Fuhs, D. McCue, B. Nyce, P. Egan, B. Gallentino, P. Scalone. Second row: J. Snyder, B. Johnson, D. Warner, C. Beers, J. Cleland, ]. Wilhelm. Third row: H. Tranchitella, W. Sudell, D. Walker, F. Haberle, D. Pichaske. Fourth row: J. Smith, ]. McBride, 1. Schroth, E. Scott, S. Rhodes, C. Messick.

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SECTION 8-6 First row: J. Shoemaker, M. Elwell, J. Higgins, B. Durham, B. Moore, J. Eshback, M. King. Second row: J. Benn, G. Lampe, P. Novik, J. Aungst, J. Davies, R. Keen. Third row: D. Pierucci, S. Wilson, P. Walker, J. Page, G. Ferrell. Fourth row: B. Hollywood, D. Naples, B. Ramsay, J. Gillingham, M. Schreiber, J. Bell.

SECTION 8-7 First row: J ..Miller, P. Marcantuono, N. Fisher, C. Plousis, 1. Turner, C. Darmstaetter, G. Barbour. Second row: P. Bittner, B. Dornan, J. Morris, R. Strawley, J. Girard, J. Megill. Third row: C. Flachbarth, G. Swain, A. Kirkman, W. Aldred, M. Wardell, C. Lafey.

Fourth row: E. Woolston, P. Ortlip, J. Bell, 1. Jensen, S. Bloodwell. Fifth row: P. Bretherick, R. West, J. Medberry.

SECTION 8-8 First row: B. Miller, M. Greenfield,.J. Berezny, 1. Heward, B. Hazer, D. Malloy, J. Zafis. Second row: H. Lee, J. Mansell, R. Rubolin, J. Black, F. Schwartz, J. Dayton. Third row: J. Brown, J. Schall, W. Power, W. Hird, J. Stewart. Fourth row: J. DeForest, W. Keegan, W. Stegmertin, J. Fahnestock, J. Lawrence.

SECTION 8-9 First row: E. Hotchkins, C. Helmig, S. Parks, M. Rose,_ M. Marrongelli, E. Bixby, J. Cooper. Second row: C. Coe, H. Fraley, R. Rushton; S. Fischer, B. Burnite, R. Reganato. Third row: A. Fuller, A. Baker, V. ReiHer, R. Kincaid, H. Bortman, V. Lingg. Fourth row: N. Chibatar, C. Schneller, R. Smith, G. Lutzick, D. Campanero, D. Burnham.

SECTION 8-10 First row: B. Thorp, V. Godmillow, G. Schiender, 1. Glacken, R. Valentine, K. Maits, S. Middelton. Second row: T. Wilkes, C. Ellis, R. Stetler, B. Murray, B. Buhlman, C. Yadavia. Third row: B. Edgar, E. McElroy, ]. Amwake, S. Yannington, M. Smith, P. Norbloom.

Fourth row: V. ichols, R. Abell, R. DiStasio, C. Harper, W. Crecelius, R. Fantini.

SECTION 7-1 First row: B. Burt, M. Boyle, M. Bixby, 1. Borshek, W. Albright, C. Campbell, B. Beagle. Second row: D. Beacher, A. Billingsley, R. Barnum, R. Armstrong, K. Beck, D. Biehl. Third row: ]. Bent, E. Allen, ]. Bohl, F. Avery, K. Clarke.

Fourth row: G. Bowers, V. Black, B. Brewster, B. Bollinger, B. Chestnut, B. Burritt. Fifth row: ]. Applegate, G. Buckley, B. Buck.

SECTION 7-2 First row: M. Coste, C. Cresci, M. Dolhaney, C. Greenacre, D. Davies, Duffy, S~ Clark. Second row: D. Detwiler, R. Davidheiser, J. DiCicco, A. Dell, R. Ciarrocchi, A. Baker. Third row: W. Casto, B. Dodd, R.· Crudden, W. Black, P. Ebel, D. Clement, G. Davidson. Fourth row: D. Diedrick, M. Glegg, C. Crew, B. Drennan. Fifth row: N. Gillbert, P. Coggeshall, K. Dehn, S. Dash.

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SECTION 7-3 First row: S. Etheridge, M. Evans, B. Fornwalt, B. Gillingham, B. Earle, K. Ebling, D. Kirkpatrick. Second row: ].

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SECTION 7-4 First row: J. Grossman, M. Hirschler, 1. Howland, E. Hasslet, E. Hess, J. Ivins, R. Hellman. Second row: F. Hampf, P. Hays, ]. Gobel, T. Hocking, K. Hamilton, R. Fine. Third row: J. Davids, T. Hendricks, F. Herbert, W. Linton, M. Walters, D. Hancock. Fourth row: S. Hobbs, G. !rey, M. Grof, D. Jones, S. Innis. Fifth row: S. Griffith, C. Horner, B. Hallowell.

SECTION 7-5 'First row: K. I):rouse, S. Kraatz, C. Larson, R. Jones, P. Joseph, V. Judd, B. Kevis. Second row: J. Maxwell, W. Holstein, M. Holland, R. Kamlin, W. Jester, B. Innes. Third row: H. Kemp, D. Kaley, F. Hougendobler, B. Kerr, ].

Kederis. Fourth row: B. Layne, B. Katz, 1. Lafey, E. Korfmann, J. Jones, R. Kabakjian. Fifth row: J. froward, V. Labosky, E. Kirkpatrick, J. Knett.

SECTION 7-6 First row: C. Lutz, B. Madison, M. Marsden, F. Legaz, S. McCullough, M. Schaub, E. Lochart. Second row: D. Lucas, J. Langsfor, D. Matter; M. Petrelli, J. lewis, ,P. Larson. Third row: C. McAllister, C. Brancaccio, D. MacConnell, N. McBride, S. Glass, J. McConaghy. Fourth row: D. Nichols, W. McClintock, M. Mathews, G. Linton, D. Lear, J. Maddox. Fifth row: C. MacCarthy, W. Lorraine, R. McAllister, R. MacQueen, R. Rickets.

SECTION 7-7 First row: B. Bradley, C. Feiner, C. Mount, R. Moser, V. Milliken, ]. Miller, D. Moretti. Second row: A. Mitterling, H. McKnett, B. Neidermyer, ]. Oyler, R. Miller, R. Nussey. Third row: ].

Meredith, S. Neagley, ]. Noyes, M. Miller, K. McIntosh, N. Owens, C. Milne. Fourth row: F. Platt, H. Messick, 'R. Merando, D. Bruce, S. Gitt.

Fifth row: D. Pawleqicz, G. Millay, M. Overcash, J. Noonan.

SECTION 7-8 First row: B. Thompson. P. Rocap, S..

Reid. S. Reeps. G. Schrumpf. K. Peterman. D. Park. Second row: J. Rowan, R. Rivell. R. Brown, J. Rock. H. Ritsert, W. Rushton. Third row: O. Rust, R. Reeder. W. Riley. R. Robinson, R. Short. Fourth row: G. Scotti. J. Turner, L. Hayes. M. Quedenfeld. D. Quail, M. Meeks. Fifth row: G. Quinn, M. DeVito, W. Rucier. K. Parris.

SECTION 7-9 First row: A. Sprey, J. Sinnamon, V. Smith, L. Walker, J. Turner, N. Snyder, S. Yarnall. Second row: B. Todd, J. Schubert, G. Todd, F. Morris, W. Smith.

Third row: G. Plank, B. Sharer, E: Stepien, E. Smith, B. Snyder, F. Stenz.

Fourth row: V. Sloan. M. Sampson, M. Spangler, E. Spangler, J. Tittlebaum, G. Schroth. Fifth row: C. Thomas, V. VanOrmer, J. Wagenseller, S. Saver, R. Schiller.

SECTION 7-10 First row: D: Wange, S. _Wood, E. W-iat, V. Wells, D. Wilson, S. Yarrington, D. Winters. Second row: T. Tretiak, S. Wilson, M. Todak, C. Yuravage, F. . Wren, C. Weiss. Third -row: K. Williams, N .. Way, B. Whit~man, K: Whitfield, R. Spangler. Fourth. row: T. Widdowson, P. Wpipple, M. Wicks, J. Vaules, R. Elliott, H. Warner.

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MORTON Av:E. & RR.

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EDDIE'S BEVERAGE 7 Brookside Road

CONGRATULATIONS

KI 3-3379

Compliments of

PENN JERSEY AUTO STORE 353 Baltimore Pike

The Entire Evans Chevrolet Organization

KI 4-1212

Extends Its Wishes for Your Future Happiness and Success

ACHUFF & REULING Springfield's First Exclusive Insurance Firm

EVANS CHEVROLET COMPANY Pilgrim Gardens

Drexel Hill

WOODLAND AYE. AND BALLYMORE RD.

MAdison 6-1600

MAdison 6-1601

Lumber - Millwork - Kitchen Cabinets

J. FRANK ESHAM & SON, INC.

5th Street and Baltimore Pike Warehouse -

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MAdison 6-1603

Fernwood, Pa.

.

BUY - RENT - SELL -INSURE '

Your Home Through

NESSEN REALTY CORPORATI'ON 23 E. Springfield Road

KI 4-1900

"REMEMBER. WHETHER YOU RENT OR BUY YOU PAY FOR THE HOME YOU OCCUpy"

We Offer a Complete Banking Service at Our Springfield Office SAXER AVENUE AND HART LANE

Business and Personal Chec'king Accounts Special Checking Accounts. Savings Accounts Business and Personal Loans. Personal Money Orders Mortgages and All Trust Services Philadelphia Suburban Water Company Bills May Be Paid at This Office at No Cost to You

PROVIDENT TRUST COMPANY , Delaware County Offices Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 115

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OLDSMOBILE Compliments of

For the Finest

.

In

Oldsmobil~

Service

See

WI LLIAM POLLOCK KERR Builder and Developer

DAVE REESE OLDSMOBILE

of

"Dream Valley Farms"

Township Line and Burmont Rd. DREXEL HILL

SPRINGFIELD, PA.

SU 9-9420

TODAY â&#x20AC;¢ . . AS FOR 80 YEARS

Outstanding in Quality

MILK -

ICE CREAM

and Other Quality Products

ABBOTTS DAIRIES/ INC. /16

SH 8-2800

BEAM BUICK COMPANY 295 E. Baltimore Ave. MEDIA, PA.

Authorized Buick Dealer and Better Used Cars

Telephone ME 6-1742

Compliments .of

HEIDER MANUFACTURING CO. Designers and Manufacturers of Metal Products PHILADELPHIA, PA.

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JIMMY'S BROOKSIDE BARBER SHOP

WOOLSTON PHARMACY 154 Saxer Ave. KI 3-3355

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13 Brookside Rd.

FREE DELIVERY

KI 3-9767

Springfield, Pa.

LOU'S TEXACO STATION ALEX'S BARBER SHOP

Baltimore Pk. and Saxer Ave. Springfield, Pa. KI 3-9803

29 E. Woodland Ave.

Springfield, Pa.

TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES - ACCES.

Compliments of

DOMINICK'S BARBER SHOP State and Sproul Roads Springfield, Pa. KI 3-9640

Compliments of

OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION

MONTGOMERY'S MOBIL SERVICE

Congratulations Seniors! l

1957

FIELDING & COMPANY Realtors - Insurance

WOODLAND AVENUE AT TROLLEY STATION KI 4-3434

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SWarthmore 6-79 14

LOUIS D1ANJOLELL

* Contractor * Plumbing-Heating

Office and Showroom: STATE ROAD AND DARBY CREEK

Springfield. Del. Co., Pa.

B. J. PRICE Chester Rose Brand Pork Products

1126 Engle Street CHESTER, PA.

Fresh Sausage and Scrapple a Specialty

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Compliments

PENN JERSEY AUTO STORE 353 Baltimore Pike SPRINGFIELD PHONE KI 4-1212

Home: KI 3-0249-Shop: KI 3-9635

DENISON'S GREENHOUSES

Complete Paint Job

Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Sproul and Beatty Roads SPRINGFIELD, PENNA. Swarthmore 6-5432

MORRONI'S Paint-Body and Fender Shop

BUTLER & McCLURE

Wrecks Rebuilt

35 E. Woodland Ave. SPRINGFIELD

315 Yale and Cedar Ave.

QUALITY MEATS

Groceries

Produce

MORTON, PENNA.

OPEN 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. DAILY BILL BUTLER MARC McCLURE KI 3-7078

Compliments

Meet Your Gang at

KEEBLER BISCUIT COMPANY

EMBERS for Barbecues-Sandwiches-Shakes-Sodas BALTIMORE PIKE AT THOMSON

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FURNITURE

BEDDING

Compliments

RUGS

of

SPRINGFIELD

CONRATH

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

CANDY CO.

186 Saxer Avenue

"Specializing in Christmas

Authorized Dealer

and Easter Candy"

G. E.' S. Levin

RCA

LANSDOWNE, PA.

HOOVER

MAdison 6-2433

SWarthmore 6-2470

Congratulations to Class of '57

LOWNES FLOWERS 255 E Woodland Ave. Klngswood 3-1017

CORSAGES A SPECIALTY ARRANGEMENTS POTTED PLANTS Member of Teleflora

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TOMPSON'S TEXACO Norwinden Drive and Bait. Pike

Compliments of

KI 3-9885

SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD, PA.

BEVERAGE DIST. CO. 608 Baltimore Pike

THE PREP SHOP, INC. "Boys' Clothing"

SPRINGFIELD, PA.

Don Eastman, Prop.

KI 3-3500

SWARTHMORE, PA.

Compliments of the

R-WAY DINER 880 Baltimore Pike

JAMES J. GOWEN

SPRINGFIELD, PA.

General Insurance MORTON FLOWER SHOP 14 BROOKSIDE ROAD

Corsages Phone KI 3-3313

Morton, Pa.

SPRINGFIELD, PENNA.

Flowers for All Occasions

WHITAKER OLDSMOBILE. INC.

THE M & M Ultra Modern Coffee Shop

See and Drive the All New Golden Rocket '88' Customer Satisfaction Is a Must.

WHITAKER OLDSMOBILE. INC. 340 W. Baltimore Ave. MEdia 6-0100 122

Serving Light Lunches, Unique Sandwiches, Pure Beef Hamburgers, and Platters, Also Serving Breakfast for Your Convenience.

FANCY SUNDAES, MILK SHAKES AND FOUNTAIN ITEMS FEATURED No.2 E. Woodland Ave. Springfield, Pa.

WHY NOT ENJOY THE BEST MILK ... YOUR

JAMES F. SCH'IECK

NEIGHBORS DO! Bottled Fresh in the Country.

Commission Merchant

Pure, Healthful and Delicious FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 232 Edgmont Avenue

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS

WAWA

AND

DAIRY FARMS

INSTITUTIONS SUPPLIED

Chester, Pa.

FOR HOME DELIVERY CALL

Phone 3-8515

ME 6-6500

Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1957 From the Producers of

Country Fresh MILK I

and

DAIRY PRODUCTS Aristocrat Milk Division 22 Chester Pike, Dar~y Call LUdlow 3-1322 123 -:' ..

PILGRIM HARDWARE COMPANY

Phone: Ki 3-6212

Pilgrim Gardens

SPRINGFIELD HARDWA-RE-- CO.

Shopping Center

Full Line -of. HardwareTOYS

GIFTS PAINTS

II East Woodland Ave.

SPRINGFIELD, PA.

DUKE'S TAVERN

"Free Gift Wrapping"

144 Saxer Ave. Springfield, Pa.

SAXER AVE. MERCHANTS INVITE YOU TO SHOP on Saxer Ave.

SAVE MONEY AND TIME (No Gas, Car Fare or Parking Meters) Shop Right Here in Springfield Without Congested Traffic

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JIM BELCHER BUICK, INC.

PRISCILLA SPORTSWEAR

Sales and Service Award Winner

1037 Pontiac Road Drexel Hill, Pa.

33 E. Baltimore Avenue Clifton Heights, Penna.

Dresses and Lingerie

MA 6-0300

Hlllrop 6-4246

FRANK'S BARBER SHOP for Ladies' Haircuts and Shaping Men and Children 202 Ballymore Road KI 3-9664

MONTGOMERY'S MOBIL SERVICE KI 3-9833

FASHIONETTE

Best Wishes From

BEAUTY SALON

WILLIAM R. McCRACKEN

SW 6-0471

MEDFORDIS Quality Meat Products for Distinctive Flavor

CHESTER, PA.

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HAWKES FLOWER GARDEN & GIFTS Baltimore Pike at Lehann Circle Springfield, Pa. Unusual Corsages

KI 3-1600

SHIELDS FOOD MARKET 156 Saxer Avenue Springfield. Pa.

HOLLYHOCK GIFT SHOP Springfield-Swarthmore KI 4-0910

SW 6-0998

FRANK P. McGONIGLE DRUGS. Garrett Rd. and Shadeland Ave. CL 9-1233 CL 9-1234 State Rd. and Township Line CL 9-2323 .

CL 9-2324 Drexel Hill, Pa.

Shoe Repairing Established 1929

I~A1rm~1 ~

MEN'S SHOES

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I.U AN • • • IU

CHILDREN'S SHOES

Correct Fitting-Plus Long Wear

RUGGIERIO'S FAMILY SHOES Shoe. Repairing 182 SAXER AVE.

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KI 3-4530

PATRONS Alex the Barber Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Beam Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Blake Mr. Bill Butler and Mr. Marc McClure Mr. and Mrs. John P. Capus Mr. David Coe Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Coe Mr. and Mrs. leslie B. Colemon Mr. and Mrs. John D. Conlin Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crewdson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Csircsu Colonel and Mrs. Carl A. Cuphaver Mr. and Mrs. C. Austin Darby Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dascola Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Degler Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Del Colliano Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Deluca Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Downes Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ebling, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Esham Mr. and. Mrs. Edward J. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Hobensack Mr. and Mrs. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Jones Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Karger Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly Mrs. Mary Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. K,ng, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Klamt

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Mr. and Mrs. Fenton W. Piercy Dr. and Mrs. Stewart L. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Rohrer Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Salopek Mrs. P. Scheuren Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sharer Mr. William T. Spooner Mr. and Mrs. William E. Stahmer Mr. and Mrs. George Starzmann Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Stearns Mr. and Mrs. William E. Strain Mr. and Mrs. William Stroud Mr. and Mrs. David W. Switzer Mr. and Mrs. Henery Telgheider Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James Torbit Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Walter Mr. and Mrs. C. Reed West Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Worthington Yochum

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