1950 Scrivener by SAEF

THE SCRIVENER 1950 Presented by

THE SENIOR CLASS

of SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

School Board

HAROLD C. HALBERSTADT President

LESLIE L. TAYLOR

HARRIET S. MARSHALL

Vice-President

Secretary

GEORGE B. BEITZEL

FRANCIS L. HARRIGAN 4

RUSSELL E. HOEHL Treasurer

ELIZABETH S. PUSEY

"It is just as easy to form a good habit as it is a bad one. And it is just as hard to break a good habit as a bad one. Sogetthe good ones and keep them."-William McKinley.

HARVEY C. SABOLD Supervising Principal

Admlnistration

RICHARD K. SMITH

EDWARD T. RICHARDSON

Principal

Administrative Assistant

Calvin G. Allison Social Studies. English

Sarah L. Berry Latin. English

Edith A. Bigelow English

Jane E. Brusch Physical Education

Judith Cockrill Secretary

Angela F. Corbin Business Education

Dorris R. Dalton Secretary

Francies]. Gamble Social Studies. English

THE FACULTY

Margaret C. Graham Librarian Sharpless D. Green Social Studies

Walter ]. Hall Coach. Social Studies Estelle A. Heiss Art

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Sheldon S. R. Madeira

Edward S. Hottenstein

MargaretÂˇH. Hunt

Albert M. Jones

Science

Guidance. English

Coach. Social Studies

Elwood S. Miller

Hazel B. Neely

Instrumental Music

Spanish. French

William

English

J. Nunan

Ada M. Peel

Social Studies. Mathematics

Home Economics

THE FACULTY

Anne W. Ransin, Home Economics

Elvira H. Sanbe Social Studies. English

Charles C. Schmidt Business Education

Wilbur R. Schopf Physical Education

Kathryn N. Shriver Vocal Music

Dean T. Stephens Science

George D. Thomas Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing

Florence V. Tribit Nurse

James W. Weaver Mathematics

Albert J. Wentz Industrial Arts

Verne K. Witchey Dental Hygienist

M. Ethel Wolff Mathematics. Visual Education

The Faculty Maintenance Staff DIETITIANS Left to right: Florence Raymond, Anna Campion. Ann Thomas, Annie Bacher

CUSTODIANS Charles Bewley, William Griffiths, William Gilday.

RINGLEADERS 9

Sponsors

SARAH L. BERRY

"So live that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan which moves To that mysterious realm where each shall take H is chamber in the silent halls of death, Thou go not like the quarry slave at night, Scourged to his dungeon, but, sustained and soothed By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him and lies down to pleasant dreams." From "Thanatopsis" by William Cullen Bryant.

EDWARD S. HOTTENSTEIN

ALBERT M. JONES

Senior' Class Oflicers Kenneth Parker Thomas Yarnall... Madeline Fitzgerald Francis Harrigan

.President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

MARJORIE LOUISE ABRAHAMSON Margie Academic Band 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2; Hockey 2. 3. 4; Softball Intramurals 2.3.4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; A Ca.ppella Choir 3. 4; Scrivener 4; Spri-Hian 4; Varsity Club 4; Honor Society 4; Senior Play (Ticket Committee, Usher) 4; Baseball Team 2. 3, 4. "I didn't say a word'" Nordic Beauty persona.lity with a. bang . . . innocence in blonde curls Britton Road"Rockiest" road in town . . . gorgeous guarding . . . c. S.

MALENA AVEDISIAN Mil Academic Girls' Chorus 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Scrivener 4; SpriHian 4; Girls' Trio 4; District Chorus 4; Honor Society 4. "I forgot." Absent-minded miss. . locks of natural ebony · . cameo complexion scien tific fu ture . . . seen bu t not heard . . . lilting lady of song . . quick with a blush

THEODORE MARVIN ANDREWS Ted

General Track 2,3, 4; Footbal12, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Basketball 2.

"I don't know!" Gentleman in earnest . . . pinochle pow-wow · . mercury-winged feet. . second Mr. Anthony. "must do my homework" . . , talkative Ted . . . on the dance floor.

MARY LOUISE BATES Mary Lou Academic Band 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 2; Hockey 3, 4; Basketba.lI 2. 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Varsity Club 4; Spri-Hian 4; Scrivener 4 (Business Mana.ger); Baseball Team 3; Softball In tramurals 2. 3; Senior Play (Usher) 4. "For pity's sake!" Peaches and cream , , , starry eyed '. . . soft spoken . . . seen with Babs , clothes that count friendly, frolicking. and full of fun . . . tirelessly light-hearted

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ELIZABETH MARY BREESER Bet

Ac<.demic

Band 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. "You're a darn good soul." Short n spritely . . . let's argue · . any day a happy daze . . , school books in her future loves those tall men, especially sailor men. especially Marvin!

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JOHN THOMAS BRENNAN Jack

General Band 2 (Manager) 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4 (President); Monitor 4, Dance Band 4; Operators' Club 2, 3, 4.

"Dance band on Sunday." Solid sax . swell dancer . . . ever notice those eyes (?) loves to drive . can't stand dirt on his hands . somebody to talk about, somebody to laugh with.

DOROTHY L. BUCKNUM Dot

Commercial

Scrivener 4. "I don't care." Freckles and curls speedy . . . inviting laughter pIxIe.

easy

shorthand and typingto like . . pretty

PATRICIA CARROLL Pat

Commercial B,.sketbe.ll 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 4 (Soloist); Scrivener 4; Bll.seball Intramurds 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Senior Play (Property Committee, Usher) 4

"No Stuff." Dark enchantment her heart graduated in '49 L Q. hand

lilting lyrics

silent lady. . high long arm at shortunforgettably lovely.

JANET VICTORIA CHALUPA Janet

Academic Basketball 2, 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Dramatic Club 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3; Senior Play (Usher) 4; Varsity Club 4.

''I'm too taIL" Favorite reading is Homer's. works. . model material, she's got what it takes . . seen hot-rodding in Robbins' Packard convertible . works hard in Art Room (?) charm blended with reserve C. S.

ALICE JANET CONARD Janet

Commercial Color Guard 2. 3, 4 (Captain); Scrivener 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer).

''I'm going to go on a diet." Lives in the country and likes it . remember her?-she was our "mystery voice" . . has interest in a S.H.S. graduate . . . deft hand at shorthand . . . romantically blonde.

MARY CATHERINE CROUSE Crousie Academic Hockey 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Scrivener 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. "That's what you think!" Looks forward to Gettysburg next year real cute kid oh, for that convertible! came back from Florida without a tan mirth, music and men seen with Budgie and Joy c. s.

RACHEL C. DESIDERIO Ray Commercial A Cappella Choir 4; Scrivener 4. "I didn't get all my home work done." ,Quiet and shy, but very independent , one of the few who really studies always in a hurry loves debates will make a very efficient secretary.

FLOYD TOMKINS DOXIE Dox General Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball Intramurals 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Senior Play 4; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; District Chorus 4.

"Anything good to eat?" Sings in District Chorus . future a.rt student gee, what's H 20? a lass: man overboard there when you need him loves business math. boulder shoulders.

CHARLES JOSEPH DOYLE Charlie General Debating Club 3; Dramatic Club 4; Band 3 (Manager); Scrivener 4; Monitor 4; Senior Play (Make-up Committee) 4. "I don't know." One of Santa's BIG helpers , . supplied Springfield with Christmas cards and senior class with money seen with his monitor's band , appreciates Sitting Bull's jokes (?) , . sure can take the ribs.

BARBARA KATHERINE DREYER Barb General Business Cheerleader 3, 4; Spri-Hian 4; Scrivener 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Senior Play 4. "Oh, Heavens!" Cheerful chatter.. dancing ballerina . . pretty as a valentine " friendly, frisky, full of fun . damp weather curls. . , tirelessly light-hearted , . . serious heart trouble (Lenny's style).

CHARLES ALBERT DREYER Bud General Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 (President); Operators' Club 3, 4 (Sec-. retary); Student Council 4; Senior Play 4; Baseball Intramurals 2,3,4; Football 2; Track 2; State Crew 4. "Well, gee whiz!" Short, dark, and cute . . girls envy that hair . . . loves animals, radio, television, acting and (?) Mr. Madeira . had mysterious interest in senior play the voice that gives Roy Rogers strong competition.

JOHN H. DUDDY, JR. }. D . . Stage Crew 4.

General

"I didn't do it." Responsible for Mr. Schmidt's gray hair . . . heard before seen . . always arguing with Ruth-true love (?) always in a hurry to go nowhere . . would like to improve on Springfield's tradition; cigarette machines at every corner.

WILLIAM H. DURHAM Slick Willie

General

Operators' Club 3, 4. "What d'ya know?" A reliable member of the Operators' Club nice, quiet guy one of the inseparables hard worker. . lots of fun will be seen hanging in fu ture years-hanging wall paper.

JEAN ANNE ECKMAN Jean Academic A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 (S~cretary); Scrivener 4; District Chorus 4; Senior Play (Usher) 4. "Don't laugh, it's not funny." One of the few natural blondes the Nightingale lamp in her future . thrush notes of a woodward dryad.

A. THEODORE ERICKSON, JR. Ted Academic Band2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Fcotba1l4; Track 3, 4; Brass Choir 3, 4.

"Ive got a million of them." Is seen with his baritone . current interest is a girl from Upper Darby . known as the 'strong, silent type . swell sense of humor.

SHERILL ANN EVONS Ma-ha

Commercial Cheerleader 2. 3.4 (Captain); A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Scrivener 4; Varsity Club 4

"I like to know." Cute little brunette . . . a captain that adds lots of pep to the morale boosters (cheerleaders) . . deft dancer . Figlio's gonna charg~ her rent for the stool she occupies . . . that man 0' hers!

RODNEY STERLING FISHER Rocky Academic Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Student Council 3. 4 (President); Varsity Club 2. 3,4; Monitor 4; Debating Club 3; Class Officer (Treasurer) 2, 3; Softball Intramurals 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4. '''To tell the truth!" Sharp dancer . . . likes blondes-mainly Margie . . . wishes there weren't collar bones . everybody's friend . . quick blushes.

MADELINE SOPHIE FITZGERALD Fitz Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 4; Spri-Hian 4; Senior Play (Make-up Committee) 4; Class Officer (Secretary) 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club 4 (Secretary). "Oh. gosh, here comes Nunan!" Sweet gal who's always willing to lend a hand . . . has beauty plus brains . . . contributes a lot to dramatic club (?) . . . strictly the athletic type (?).

ANNA MAE GALLO Butch

Academic Varsity Club 4; Basketball 4; Hockey 4; Girls' Chorus 4.

"Wanna hear a cute joke?" What a hockey drive! . . . Seen! Oops! there she goes in the new Buick . . . laugh and the world laughs with you . . . you get a ready answer! . . . C. S. . . . welcomed to Springfield this year.

BARBARA FENWICK GARRETT Barbara

Academic Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Girls' Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Basketball 4 (Manager); Scrivener 4; Spri-Hian 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Senior Play (Prompter) 4.

"I have the car." Valley Forge, here she comes . . . seen behind the wheel of that Plymouth . . . always willing to help . . . the shy type . . . crystal quietude . . c. S.

ALBERT GREGORY Al

General

Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4. "I don't know." Terrific tackle enjoys announcing that grin . . . changes hair color every summer . sensation with sophomores!

MARJORIE ANN GROTZ Budgie Academic Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Hockey 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 (President); Girls' Chorus 2; Baseball Team 2, 3, 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Health Council 3; Spri-Hian 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4 (Treasurer); Senior Play (Usher) 4; Scrivener 4 (Associate Business Manager). "Oh . . ! ?!" Charms the male population . . . scores the points in hockey . . . inhabits the drugstore . . . seen talking to Mr. Hall . . captivating captain . . . glamazon!

BARBARA ELLEN GRUWELL Bunny Academic Band 2, 3, 4 (Majorette); Dramatic Club 4; Spri-Hian 4; Debating Club 3; Senior Play 4. "Wait a minute." High-stepping majorette . . always busy loves to talk . . good kid . . breathless... small .. cricket on the jump. and cu te . . . seen at Sleepy Hollow

BARBARA HALL Shorty Academic Band 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer); Hockey 2, 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Baseball Team 3; Softball Intramurals 2,3; Basketball 2; Spri-Hian 4; Varsity Club 4 ; Honor Society 4; Senior Play (Usher) 4. "No Foolin'!" Demi-sized . . . captivating caprice . full of fun and friendship . . . spiced tongue, collo'luial cloves lunch time rendezvous.

CAROLYN LANETTE HAMILTON Minnow Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3; Hockey Intramurals; Girls' CholUs 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Scrivener 4; Varsity Club 4. "What makes you think so?" Swell sport . . . has a powerful shot on the basketball floor . . . she'll do anything you ask?? . . . frames those "A's" in math . . loves television . . . may be seen cruising in the Hudson double action optimism.

ARLINGTON RAYMOND HARMAN, JR. Arlie Academic Monitor 3. 4 (Co-Captain); Spri Hian 3. 4 (Associate Editor) Scrivener 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4 (Manager); Band 2. 3. 4 (President. Student Director); Orchestra 2. 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 2. 3.4; Honor Society 3, 4; Operators' Club 2, 3, 4 (President); Senior Play 4. "Egads and little fishes." Tommy Dorsey his eye on the bass fiddle at band practice chemistry lab. . . . wavy blond hair and . . one of the best . . . ingenious with policy.

the 2nd . . . keeps . . . a whiz (?) in sparkling blue eyes words . . . foreign

FRANCIS LEO HARRIGAN, JR. Hop Academic Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Student Council 3.4; Class Officer 2 (Treasurer); A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Monitor 3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4; District Chorus 4; Honor Society 4; Spri-Hian 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4.

"How 'bout that!" Irish laddie minus temper . . . always ready to make fun . . . takes care of money for the senior class . . . loves that car . . . pest to girls in chemistry . . . subtle "Flirtery" of his eyes . . . the well-dressed man.

JOHN EDWARD HILBECK Jack

General Band 2,3.4; Orchestra 2, 3. 4; Monitor 4; Scrivener 4; Operators' Club 4; Senior Play 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3. 4.

"Drop dead!" Tall timber . . . glad about girls . . . ghostly voice . . . spinner of tall yarns . . . easy-go-Iucky guy.

ALFRED JOHN HORROX Fred General Band 2, 3. 4; Baseball Intramurals 2; Operators' Club 4; Monitor 4; Scrivener 4; Football 2. "I don't agree." Mr. Madeira's friend (?) . . . has a weakness for freshmen . . . doesn't mind riding that bike as long as it is in Britton Road's direction . . . Martels' big helper (?) . . . keeps the halls orderly.

BRADFORD MONIER HUTCHINSON, JR. Skip

General Softball Intramurals 2, 3. 4; Scrivener 4; Operators' Club 2. 3, 4; Stage Crew 4.

"How 'bout that?" Heigh-ho. it's off to horse we go . . . bats about baseball . one of the inseparables . keeps the girls guessing . . . dry wit.

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1------------ - - - -.- --1 JACQUELINE ILIFF Jackie Academic Spri-Hian 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4;Hockey 4; Basketball 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Softball Intramurals 2; Senior Play (Property Committee) 4. "Oh, my gosh!" Spring reverie . . . willow slim . . . classy clothes . sports minded . . . seen in her Chevie . . . c. S.

JOSEPH CHARLES JACKSON Joe Academic Spri-Hian 4; Track 3, 4; Football 4 (Manager); Softball Intramurals 3; Varsity Club 4. "Aw, gee!" Frame that report card . . . looks cute carrying those water buckets . . . shrewd dresser . . . willing to work mighty misogynist.

VIRGINIA LEE JONES Commercial Ginny "Scrivener" 4; Dramatic Club 2; Spri-Hian 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Senior Play (Usher) 4. "How ya doing?" Cute as a minute Oh! that giggle . . . always takes the long way home never complains (except about shorthand) . . . does a quick fade at lunch time to meet that certain junior in "Rendezvous Hall".

JOSEPH P. KIERSTEAD Joe Academic Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Operators' Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Student Council 4 (VicePresident); Monitor 4 (President); Senior Play (Stage Crew) 4. "Still love me?" One of Cougar High's football heroes . . helps keep the upper hall quiet (?) . . enjoys the company of sophomore girls . . . wolfishly winning. . chesterfield boy!

DANA OKSANA KIZUIK Dana General "Gee Whiz!" Shows up our 25-cent vocabularies . studies continually . . . likes Home Ec. 0) perseverance: steady as the north star . . . lots of fun warmly pleasant . . a newcomer to S. H. S.

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JOAN JUANITA KRESGE joan Senior Play 4; Scrivener 4; Dramatic Club 2,3.4.

Commercial

"I can't help it:' Good material for a model talL slim. blonde Miss Hunt's right hand girl takes school to heart has a special interest up-state eyes like misty skies at twilight.

JANE CECELIA LEONARD jane Academic Girls' Chorus 2 (Vice-President); Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Senior Flay (Prompter) 4; Hockey Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Basketball Intramurals. "Let's have a slumber party." Always laughing Boy never gives her heart for too long pet peeve always doing the wrong thing giggles.

Sonny Mrs. Peel's wiggles and

MARY AGNES LIVEZEY Ha-Ha Commercial Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Spri-Hian 4; Senior Play (Prompter) 4 Scrivener 4. "Wait till I tell you." Heard before she is seen . . adds confusion wherever she goes . . . her motto is: III a day, out a day particularly fond of snow storms (?) one of the inseparables loves the name "Johnny".

JOSEPH DONALD LOWNES Don Academic School Dance Band 4; Orchestra 3; Band 2,3,4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3; Operators' Club 4; Stage Crew 4 (Co-captain); Brass Choir 2; Spri-Hian 4; Scrivener 4. "When can I take your informal?" Always popping arour.d corneTs with his camera future photographer for Life gets along fine (?) with Mr. Madeira partial to brunettes and the name "Carol" worries him to miss class (?) to take pictures.

EUGENE NICHOLAS MAFFEI Meal Ball General Monitor 4; Dramatic Club 4; Operators' Club 4; Scrivener 4; ':Âˇenior Play (Stage Crew) 4. "Well, I disc.gree with that." Likes mechanical drawir.g class (caT\'t distinguish curves from angles) make a good draftsIT an some day da.rk brown eyes willing worker.

CAROL FRANCES MASON Carol Academic Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 (President); A Cappella Choir 3, 4 (VicePresiden t); Orchestra 2, 3 (Treasurer) 4; Hockey In tramurals 2; Hockey 3, 4; Spri-Hian 2, 3, 4 (Business Manager); Baseball Intramurals 3; Scrivener 4; Varsity Club 4; District Chorus 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Play 4. "Oh, my cow!" Capable president of Tri-Hi-Y. . pounds out the ivory keys . . never blue (?) '.' . enjoys her studies (?) and tries hard keeps her love life secret cricket on the jump . . damsel in demand . C. S.

EVELYN MARIE McALPIN Reedie Academic Student Council 2; Senior Play (Usher) 4; Attendance Officer 3. "I want to talk to you." A blonde lassie . always has a smile . . . often seen collecting attendance slips works hard for the grades she receives . . . hopes to become a movie star . . . blue streak talkativeness.

JAMES McCARTAN jim Dramatic Club 4; Baseball 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Band 2.

General

"How ya doin'?" Radio is looking for him . . . . flaming summit . . one of the boys . . . gentleman of leisure.

MARGARET McLAUGHLIN Margaret Academic Spri-Hian 2,3,4 (Editor); Basketball 2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Scott's Hi-Q 4; Hockey Intramurals 2; Girls' Chorus 2, 3 (Vice-President); A Cappella Choir 4; Senior Play (Ticket Committee) 4; Dramatic Club 3; Scrivener 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3; Honor Society 4; Varsity Club 4. "I think so neither." Lovely lady with a pen . . . editorially speaking . . . gift for friendship. . engagingly frank-frankly engaging . . . twenty-four carat reliability . . partial to red heads . . . C. S.

SAMUEL ARCHIE MONTGOMERY, JR. Sam Academic Band 2; Football 3,4; Track 3, 4; Cross-Country 4; A Cappella 3,4; Monitor 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Operators' Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3, 4. "She's nice!" Dancing feet seen guarding "P. A. D." door . . . loves to run the movies and records usually in the stag line (but still likes girls) crest of waves.

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/ \ DONALD LINCOLN MORGAN Morgue General Track 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Varsity Club 4; Student Council 2; Scrivener 4. "This is ridiculous. " Third musketeer . . argumentative aptitude . . . man with a following . . . formula for success . Bob Hope of Springfield . . . . . . multi-car owrier . clowning glory.

VIRGINIA LOU MORTON Ginny Dramatic Club 4; Senior Play 4.

Academic

''I'm so mad I could spit." Big brown eyes, can she use them! . . keeps pictures of a certain Tommy on her desk . . good z.ctress . . . makes a good mother in the senior play . . . a welcome addition to the Class of '50.

FRANCES JOSEPH MURPHY Frank. General "What's goin' on here?" Irish charm . . . boy from Baltimore . . motorcycle madness . . . authority on automobiles.

NEWELL JOHN NESSEN, JR. Nes

Academic Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club (Treasurer) 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Monitor (Captain) 3, 4; Senior Play (Ticket Committee)

4. "She loves me. Always having girl trouble . . . likes them younger . . . a friend to all . . . basketbaii hot shot . . . AlI-American talker.

ERWIN JOHN PANCZNER Er

Academic

. Football 2; Band 2,3; Track 2,3",4. "What's the answer?" Wishes he were graduating with the Class of '53 . . . works hard at the high jumping pit can be seen towing Ted's car . . . short, blond and drolI . . . formula for friendship. 22

KENNETH B. PARKER Barney Academic Football 2. 3. 4 (Captain); Basketball 2; Track 2.3.4; Varsity Club 3. 4;Student Council 2; Band 2.3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3;A Cap- pella Choir 2. 3. 4; Baseball Intramurals 2. 3. 4; Class Officer (President) 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Monitor 4; Senior Play (Stage Crew) 4.

"You know wha. t I mean?" A top pole vaulter . . . beelegged. by-legged. bow-legged Barney . . grid kid . . . personality plus . . . third term in office . . . tall. talkative. tantalizing.

DONALD RACE Mom Academic Brass Choir 2.3.4; Orchestra 2.3.4; Band 2.3.4; Softball Intramurals 2; Varsity Club 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Football 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 3. 4; District Chorus 4; District Band 4; State Chorus 4. "Have ycu heard this one?" Blows a hot trumpet . . . loves those frat parties (?) . . . can be seen with "his girl Bess" . . . holds up bass section of choir . . . always has a wise (?) crack . . . super someone.

DONALD G. RADEMAN Don Band 2.3.4; Football 2; Stage Crew 4.

Commercial

"I hope the car starts." Tall and untalkative . . . handyman . . lank longitude . . . much the rogue.

WILLIAM EDWARD RAYMOND General

Bilbo Softball 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 4. "Clean your windshield?" hunting for the right girl hand man.

The Glenn Ford Type . . . still . one of the boys . . . "Wright"

MARGARET ROSE REINIGER Rosie Academic Hockey 2.3.4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Scrivener 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Honor Society 4; A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Varsity Club 4 (Secretary-Treasurer); Student Council 2. 4 (Secretary); Baseball Intramurals 3 (Captain); Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 (Vice-President); SpriHian 2. 3. 4 (Circulation Manager); Senior Play (Make-up Committee) 4.

''I've got to study." Rose with a dash of spice . . always has a friendly smile . likes'em all. loves none . a good student . . . will blow up the "lab" at Ursinus . . laughterS. filled days . . .

EDWIN JOSEPH RHOADES Skip

General Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Baseball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Health Council 3; Stage Crew 4Âˇ Monitor 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Scrivener 4.

"Hey-yo!!" The Class of '50's high scorer in basketball holds down one square foot of floor in the upper hall . all-round athlete comedian that clicks.

BERTHA RICHARDSON Peanut

Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Baseball Intramurals 3; Scrivener 4; Varsity Club 4.

"Aw-w, go on!" One swell gal . . . can hold her own in any sport. . makes a terrific maid in dramatic club plays . fu ture lady Marine . . holds the record of being the only female to own a motor scooter . . refuses to ride it to school.

ELINOR M. ROBBINS Elly

Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Senior Play (Usher) 4.

''I'm sorry, but-" Picks her men from out-of-town . . . lends her talents to the dramatic club . . . is interested (?) in chemistry . . . seen hot-rodding around in that convertible.

SHIRLEY MARY ROBERTSON Ah-ha

Commercial Scrivener 4; Dramatic Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4;' Spri-Hian 3, 4; Senior Play (Usher, Property Committee) 4

"Hiya, honey." Uusually succeeds . . . one of the gym enthusiasts . . . personality plus . . . cute kid . . "You girls can go now but return in three days" . . . gets a big kick out of home ec.; one of these days it will be out the door . . . never a dull momen t.

JOY RUTH SCHILLER Joy Academic Basketball 2,3,4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Spri-Hian 4; Scrivener 4; Student Council 3, 4; Girls' Trio 4; Orchestra 2; Varsity Club 4; Baseball Intramurals 3; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4 (Captain); District Chorus 4; Honor Society 4. "You know it." Champion of her convictIOns fire somewhere wit, humor; good groomer . oh ! . . . ligh tning lingo syncopating serenader happy at hockey . . C. S. 24

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WALTER MOORE SCHMIDT Wali

General Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball lntramurals 2; Dramatic Club 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Monitor 3. 4; Class Officer (Vice-President) 2.3; Senior Play (Sound Effects) 4.

"Who me? I didn't do anything:' Atlas physique . . supersonic smile wine. woman and-! wolf at ease casual cartoonist . another musketeer . . . unshackled spirit.

EDWARD N. SCHREIBER Ed Track 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3; Student Council 2. 3.

Academic

"Come here, and tell me all about it." Likes out-of-town girls (and lots of them!) . makes use of the discus in the Spring always arguing just to make you mad . seen across the trolley tracks convention is for the masses.

RUTH ADELE SCULL Ruth

Commercial Spri-Hian 2; Dramatic Club 4; Girls' Chorus 4; Senior Play (Property Committee) 4.

"Are we having a time test?" Finally got her 40 words in typing . one of Mrs. Peel's favorites (?) member of the athletic dodgers . loves to argue . . . seen leaving at lunchtime.

MARY JANE SENSENIG M. }.

Academic Orchestra 2. 3. 4; String Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Girls' Chorus 2; A Cappella Choir 3. 4.

"Holy Cork!" Violin virtuoso one of the few charter likes P.A.D. (the fool!) . . . keeps members of the class . charming. fresh and natural. opinions to herself . .

NANCY LEWIS SHENBERGER Nanc Academic Band 2. 3 (Vice-President), 4 (Secretary. Student Director); Orchestra 2. 3 (Librarian), 4 (Student Director); Hockey 3; S:rivener 4; Softball Intramurals 3; Hockey Intramurals 2; District Band 3. 4; District Orchestra 4; Senior Play 4.

"Oh. it was a riot." And she played on her big bass viol appealingly sweet ever sirrcere footlight fascination never missed a play rehearsal Budding romance .

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CHARLOTTE ANN SIBOLE Char Academic Hockey 3. 4; Girls' Chorus 2. 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Senior Play (Make-up Committee) 4; Baseball Intramurals 3; Scrivener 4; Varsity Club 4; Softball Intramurals 2. 3. 4. "For two cents I'd . . ." A redhead without the temper likes sailors to be blondes. though . . can be seen in a cage during hockey season . . . fishing champ in Florida . . . copper live wire.

JOHN MARTIN SPARGO jack Academic Band 2.3.4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Softball Intramurals 2; Monitor 3.4; Dance Band 4; Senior Play 4. "Huh!" Really knows his "trig". . . . band certainly keeps him out of homeroom . . . seen with a cute little brunette never has any worries 0) . . . seen sliding into his seat late in English class.

JOAN MARGARET STEWART joan Academic Scrivener (Art Editor) 4; Varsity Club 4; Hockey (Manager) 3.4; Senior Play (Make-up Committee) 4; A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Spri-Hian 4. "Don called last night." Loves to laugh . . . dream-perfect dimples . . . the grace of gentleness . . . lyric loveliness . . . Ducky future . . C. S.

MARY MARGARET STEWART Tully Academic Debating Club 3; Girls' Chorus 4; Dramatic Club 4; Scrivener 4; Senior Play 4; Spri-Hian 3. 4. "Oh. that boy!" Sincerity is an attribute . . . habladora . . . gleeful and gladsome . . . gremlin grin . . . good morning, dear teacher . . . C. S.

WILLIAM STOHR, JR. Will Track 2; Monitor 3. 4.

General

"Well. could be'" Those big blue eyes . . . dash of deviltry . smooth and streamlined . . wide-awake in English.

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GEORGE HENRY SWATEK, JR. George Academic Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2.3,4; Dramatic Club 4; Basketball 2, 3; Monitor 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4.

"Oh, no!" A one-man football team ."othing bothers him . . prefers freshmen in the halls lots of fun.

has brains, too . . . maintains order

CLIFFORD F. SWEZEY Cliff

General Football 2, 4; A Cappella Choir 2; Monitor 3. 4; Basketball 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Softball Intramurals 3; Senior Play 4.

"Let's hit it." Lover of lasses, lasses' love . . . a touch of Barrymore fun to the 'nth degree . . . peril to pedestrians . . . senior playboy.

CATHERINE ARMINTA VAUGHTERS General

Cathy Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 4.

"Hi ya!" Quiet type sharp clothes speaks when spoken to (in class) attends gym when she can't get out of it . . . has a nice smile. . good cook someday (?) . . . doll deligh t.

RALPH H. von GLAHN, JR. G. Academic Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2; Football 2. 3, 4; Stage Crew 4 (CoCaptain); Operators' Club 3, 4; Monitor 4; Brass Choir 3; Senior Play (Stage Crew) 4.

"Phillips, you boob, you!" That red hair . . . often seen on his motor scooter . . gives the girls (?) a rough time . . . always works out his problems in time . . . ace at trumpeting . . . limelight leery.

ALLEN EDWARD WALCH Al

General BasebalI Intramurals 3; Stage Crew 4; Monitor.4; Senior Play (Stage Crew) 4. "I don't know." Quiet type (?) sure has those girls baffled over his monitor's post. nine, I believe . . . those pegs . . authority on baseball . . still a member of the bachelors' club . . . looks so cute when he blushes!

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MARY WARNICK Mary Academic Scrivener 4 (Associate Editor); Spri-Hian 4; Dramatic Club 4; Scott's Hi-Q 4; Senior Play 4. "Is he tall enough?" Stature of Venus . nimble thimble sophisticated lady . . . ease at the easel . "]e ne sais pas" winning whimsicaFty a valuable addition to S. H. S. this year C. S.

LOUISE GRACE WEBER Lou Commercial Hockey 2,3,4; Spri-Hian 2; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4.

"Hi'" Really loves school, especially when she's not there . prefers out-of-town men . could stock a jewelry store . can really wear those beautiful clothes . terrific cook (?) in Home Ec.

MARGARET MARY WHELAN Meg Academic Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Spri-Hian 3, 4; Scrivener 4; Senior Play (Usher) 4. "Thank you, it's my sister's." Girl with the freckles . easy to like . oh, those college men! always ready with a sympathetic ear . . . "In a jam? Here I am'"

JOAN M. WILSON }oanie Academic Spri-Hian 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Scott's Hi-Q 4; Scrivener 4 (Editor); Senior Play 4. "Ay, Yi, Yi!" Famed for her "snort" . always keeps 'em laughing . one of our real "brains" the guiding- spirit behind the printer's ink' Patton-pending Imagme Springfield without her! . C. S.

THOMAS VINCENT YARNALL Mike Academic Track 3, 4; Cross-Country 4; Class officer 4 (Vice-President); Monitor 4; Softball Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Football 2, 3, 4 (Manager); Basketball 2; Student Council 4; Honor Society 4. "Who me?" Short and snappy curfew happy-go-lucky guy post in' fron t of "Buenos Dias" chievous Mike.

has trouble with that track star . moni tor well, "veep" mIS-

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The Class Ah! Ha! here we are in the dark, dreary, gloomy, mysterious tent of the circus fortune teller. Let's see what the future has in store for the Springfield Seniors of 1950. Gazing over the shoulder of the swami, we can see in her crystal ball how our friends will appear in 1960.

her patients. Dr. Crouse is still a mighty man hater. Coming into focus we find Janet Conard living in the country in a house which she and (?) have just built. With a crack of a whip we see Rachel Desiderio lording it over her employees at Desiderio's Music Store. Flash! we see a newspaper headline: Charlie Doyle just married the Vandenbury heiress. The new show "South Pacific" has finally reached town, and we see Pinza Doxie and Martin Gallo singing the leading roles. Let's turn toward the audience. There's Tully Doxie giving her husband moral support, by clapping loudly. Drapery material is being delivered to the store of Iliff and Mason. Speaking of drapes, the interior decorators don't look so bad themselves!

But who should bounce in blowing a whistle! Jiggers, it's the cops! No, it's only Margie A bramson teaching phys. ed. in Springfield High. She has taken the place of the retired Mrs. Serge Voninsky alias "Mother" Brusch. The next vision we can't quite make out. Oh, yes! it's Ted Andrews selling chemical supplies to Dr. Avedisian; Dr. Jackson, and Dr. Kizuik who are working on their Cougar Bomb. Well, look who's here! Mother Bates wearing horn-rimmed glasses, and her hair streaked with gray. She's trying to teach her little daughter Veronica to twirl.

Not far from Springfield High School we see Jack Duddy in front of the "Duddy Acme", trying to peddle his latest concoction.

As that vision fades, we see coming into the picture: Betty Breeser looking up into the beaming faces of her 6 feet 2 inch students; trying to hammer Latin into their heads.

Across the street from Duddy's we see

Durham and Gregory's Plumbing Store. Around the corner we come to Dr. Joan Wilson's office. Inside we find her performing a tonsillectomy on unwilling Dave Patton. Nurses attending are Jean Eckman and Jane Leonard.

Look, here we are in Springfield High School, in room one, to be exact; seems as if Jack Brennan and Joe Kierstead are still trying to get that precious "B" from Mr. Madeira. Give him a poisoned apple, boys! Speaking of getting a "B," Fred Horrox just received his "master's degree," believe it or not!

Hold him tight, girls! Flash! water boy, Ted Erickson, just helped the Springfield Cougars, under the leadership of Coach Rah! Rah! Fisher, defeat Swarthmore 50 to 19.

This is a busy day for the fortune teller, who now brings into the picture Misses Pat Carroll and Dorothy Bucknum, who are both secretaries to the su.ccessful Janet Chalupa, editor of "Mademoiselle". Now appears Mary Crouse, psychoanalyzing

The wedding bells just rang for Sherrill and Frank, Charlotte and Bill. Dig the rice out of your ears, kids! Now we turn to the business angles. Here we find Skip Hutchinson sitting in a plush

Prophecy chair with two attractive secretaries bouncing on his knees : Madeline and Lorraine. The president of Standard Oil Company, Ralph von Glahn has just hired three new slaves. They are draftsmen: Bill Raymond, James McCartan and Erwin Panczner. Oscars to Don Lownes for his fine pictures, with a junior sized oscar for Ginny Jones, the camera career girl. Here we see Mary Warnick sketching "tall" men and Joan Stewart drawing ducks for Schmidt's Greeting Card Co. and Swezey's Billboard Beauties. Congratulations to "Hop" Harrigan for winning the Indianapolis "500" in his Model

latest styles for the new "Queen For A Day",

Jack Hilbeck. Thinking of June, 1950, reminds us of our nice classmates, Mary Livezey, Ginny Morton, Ruth Scull, Catherine Vaughters and Shirley Robertson, who thought they learned enough at Springfield to get married. Did they learn it in Mrs. Peel's Home Finance Class? Changing the scene we see Mrs. Lennie Mennick, wife of a prosperous consul in Utopia. We once knew her as Barbara Dreyer. Just new in the world of business is the Robbins and Morgan Comic Strip Company. They're so busy that they hired Sam Montgomery as office boy. Another employee is industrious "Ho Hum" Margaret McLaughlin who writes the captions. Puffing along behind "Atomic Bursts" Schiller and Reiniger are John "Sixty Minute Die Hard" Nessen and Allen "Puffed Out" Walch. It was a hard struggle against the weaker sex. Main attractions in the Bowery are Don Race playing third horn and Mary Jane Sensenig accompanying him with first violin in a German gutter band. On California shores taking life easy are Don Rademan with his money press; ~kip Rhoades and Ed Schreiber with their harems, and Tom Yarnall following in the big b:lYs' footsteps Last but certainly not least in our hearts are our revered educators. We find Bill Stohr teaching English in Miss Sanbe's place, and Margaret Whelan assisting Anne Ransing. As our picture fades and darkness covers the crystal ball, we thank the .gypsy, and sadly leave the tent in which we've spent a few moments recapturing the faces of the friends we'll never forget.

"A". Orchids to Arlington Harman for being the first man to reach the moon In his earth to moon rocket. Not far from this tent we find Barker Parker and his girlies: Carolyn "The Torso" Hamilton and Barbara "Stump" Hall. Also we see Bunny Gruwell, the cute dancer, and "Dead-Eye" Grotz grabbing the men. Lights, camera, action! Next we meet Evelyn "Keyes" McAlpin decked from head to toe in mink. Behind her is her press agent, Jack Spargo, lugging the suit cases. Being in style is quite the thing for all women. The latest shade seems to be pale green, the color of the faces of Barbara Garrett, Joan Kresge, and Louise Weber after their first voyage on the bounding main. This doesn't go for Lt. General Peanut Richardson, as she's a land lover in the U. S. Marines. More members of the armed forces are Admiral George Swatek and P. F. C. Frank

Murphy. Across the airways Bud Dreyer is taking pictures of Nancy Shenberger modeling the 31

THE CLASS OF 1950 of

SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

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Class History suspense to all and joyous hearts to Rocky Fisher' Barney Parker, Arlie Harman and Carol Mason. Suspense was quite a commodity in the big tent that year. Student Council elections kept us all on pins and needles until it was finally announced that Rocky Fisher had won the fight, with Joe Kierstead as vice-president. Our Junior-Senior Prom was the main event of the year. Hop Harrigan headed the Decorating Committee and Tom YarnaIl took care of the programs. Our theme of "Moonlight and Roses" impressed everyone.

. Climb aboard the ferris wheel, and let's look over the ups and downs of the past four years.

1946-47 At the bottom of the wheel-ninth grade! We were all proud of ourselves as we entered our freshman year. We were also proud of being the oldest ones during the junior high lunch period. Among our n~w members were Charlie Doyle, Madeline Fitzgerald and Virginia Jones. John Nessen left us, but came back again later. JoAnn Christopherson left us to go to Arlington, Virginia.

1949-50 The top of the wheel at last! Sparkling lights and hundreds of tiny people on the ground below-but we didn't feel a bit different. It seemed funny, though, to walk down the haIl and have people you never saw before call you by name-aIl because you were a Senior. We started the year by having class elections. The results were: Barney Parker, president; Tom YarnaIl, vice-president; Hop Harrigan, treasurer; and Madeline Fitzgerald, secretary. Our annual barn party came into view and went over the top with a bang. Soon Christmas card sales were booming, and we fattened our treasury with the proceeds. This year brought us a number of new faces: Frank Murphy, Ginny Morton, Mary Warnick, Butch GaIlo and Dana Kisuik. Late in the year Lorraine Hayworth came to us from Upper Darby. "Ranie", as she is called by her friends, is quiet and shy, but she soon grew to like Springfield. She is a contemporary writer, but plans to give all that up for a certain man in her life. We started "the yearbook with Joan Wilson editing. Dummies, pictures, deadlines-what a headache! Our class was again a "first" in organizing the Girls' Varsity Club. The Senior Play crept in and out again, but not unnoticed. I t was a huge success entitled "Riddle Me Riches". Barbara and Bud Dreyer played the leading roles as brother and sister. In March the Honor Society placed nine deserving seniors on the stage: Margie Abrahamson, Malena Avedisian, Barbara Hall, Hop Harrigan, Joe Jackson, Margaret McLaughlin, Rose Reiniger, Joy SchiIler and Tom Yarnall. Then came the Washington trip. It was quite a fight, but we finally got to the Capital. Everyone had a swell time, too. Our last formal dance at Springfield . was the Junior-Senior Prom. After that, in rapid succession, came the Dinner-Dance, Baccalaureate and finaIly Graduation. And so, the Ferris wheel makes its descent; after a four-year trip, we are back to earth.

1947-48 On the way up-tenth grade! This was a memorable year for us. We entered upon our first year of senior high full of vim and vigor, bu t our egos were soon deflated by our superiors. Our first objective was to choose the courses to be followed through to the end of our senior year. We were ably guided by our home room teachers: Miss Berry, Mr. Richardson and Mr. Hottenstein. Dorothy Bucknum, Mary Livezey, Margaret Whelan, Sylvia Shaw, Jack Duddy and Catherine Vaughters joined us that year. We had as our home room representatives for Student Council: Don Morgan, Ron Forrester, Mary Crouse, Evelyn McAlpin, Sylvia Shaw and Ed Schreiber. Of course, the main event of our sophomore year was the Soph Hop, which we called "Tulip Time". We had as our class officers: Barney Parker, president; Walt Schmidt, vice-president; Rocky Fisher, treasurer; Madeline Fitzgerald, secretary. By the end of that year six people had left our ranks. They were: Nelson Capper, Dorothy Schnell, Sylvia Shaw, Marion Walkup, Lee Morris and Paula Rice.

1948-49 Almost the top of the wheel-eleventh grade! As class officers we elected: Barney Parker, president; Walt Schmidt, vice-president; Rocky Fisher, treasurer and Madeline Fitzgerald, secretary. In October we had a c1:?.5s bam party which proved to be quite a success. During the month of December we sold magazine subscriptions to build up our treasury. Some of us struggled through physics and some said, "I know better." Our newcomers for the year were: TuIly Stewart, Joe Jackson and Joan Wilson, while Ron Forrester left us for Penn Charter. Near the beginning of the second semester we ordered our class rings. Upholding our tradition of being first in many things, we chose a unique design. The Honor Society brought

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UNDERSTUDIES

Juniors Section One First Row: ]. De Armond, D. Crawford, G. Clegg, ]. Fanelli, M. Beatty, D. Dumigan, D. Cress. Second Row: B. Brady, B. Crosby, S. Fowler, ]. Brown, M. ]. Frazer, ]. Hoopes. Third Row: C. Ford, W. Crothers, H. Bedford, D. Fireoved, A. Aikman, Mr. Weaver. Fourth Row: B. Brown, L. Chalupa, S. Albrecht, M. A. Fredd, B. Colvin, ]. Cody. Fifth Row: N. Gallagher, W. Bosbyshell, A. Berger, ]. Clodfelter, E. Cottrill.

Section Two First Row: ]. Pollock, ]. Lewis, I. Monaghan, P. Hottenstein, T. Hall, L. Pancoast, E. Heap. Second Row: N. Green, M. Hill, B. Hesser, C. Hoot, C. Haworth, S. Johnston. Third Row: A. Garrett, W. Jones, F. Hloloway, L. Lowrie, R. Lewis, F. Mohr, Mr. Hall. Fourth Row: C. Maits, G. Haabestad, K. Gregor, E. Carter. Fifth Row: V. Mark, G. Glauner, S. Hancock, W. Pancoast, D. Kunkle, T. Phillips, E. Parris.

Section Three First Row: G. Thompson, E. Stroud, D. Runkle, ]. Sesher, H. Whitcomb, B. Willits, R. Rankin. Second Row: M. L. Strain, S. Paul, P. Rostron, N. Ristine, D. Larson, ]. Rossiter, Miss Bigelow. Third Row: R. Wittig, ]. Tonge, D. Walton, S. Sieger, L. Rigg, R. Watt, R. Roland. Fourth Row: M. Schick, C. Morgan, L. Skow, D. Stauffer. Fifth Row: W. Songster, E. Ryder, D. Worthington, ]. Speyer, W. Shaffer.

Sophomores Section One First Row: E. Carroll, ]. Hoffman, S. Holloway, E. Gold, D. Treible, R. Smith, D. Denzler. Second Row: T. Brooks, L. Glover, B. Albert, E. Durst, A. Green, L. Diggins. Third Row:M. A. Galloway, W. Driscoll, G. Cavey, A. Charlesworth, A. Cutter, W. Card, G. Dirren. Fourth Row: A. Anderson, C. Schartner, E. Bergner, G. Hewitt, Mr. Thomas. Fifth Row: R. Hance. N. Butz, R. Durham, ]. Field, R. Bedford.

Section Two First Row: G. Korenko, R. janes, S. Oberle, j. Light, M. McKenzie, F. Masho, C. Long. Second Row: B. Messick, j. Miller, ]. Lang, S. Oberle, R. Fischer, N. Light. Third Row: B. Jones, W. Kresge, D. Mossman, D. Lilley, R. Koetzle, R. Kayser, Mrs. Ransing, J. Nagy. Fourth Row: W. Lotter, W. McBride, C. Mockler, B. Jones, P. Stewart, R. Mohn.

Section Three Fir~t Row: D. Simpson, T. Shavney, C. Poole, L. Rose, L. Tansley, R. Wolfe, V. Sticklen. Second Row: M. Studley, D. Williams, S. Small, N. Walters, G. Reiniger, H. Pancoast, R. Wright, R. Warnock. Third Row: W. Swatek, D. Riesenberg, D. Williams, D. Stephens, J. Stumpf, C. Savidge, R. Wittig. Fourth Row: J. Vance, M. J. Walter, B. Skow, B. Rhoades, J. Sadley, N. Ryder, Mr. Stephens. Fifth Row: D. Tribit, H. Reynolds, J. Songster, W. Pusey, M. Thomas.

Freshmen Section One First Row: R. Schiller, J. Gregory, R. Nichols, P. Eckman, W. Campbell, C. Georgion, F. Dreyer. Second Row: H. Borgard, C. Card, W. Simpson, M. E. Smith, B. Kazio, j. Mann, D. Webberking, M. Minatelli. Third Row: W. Krebs, R. Hall, W. Fredricks, C. Black, W. Quinn. Fourth Row: P. Watson, S. Meneely, B. Crouse, L. Abrahamson, J. Lynn, A. Sharp, Mr. Madeira. Fifth Row: B. Sack, P. Fitzgerald, J. Robbins, B. Pollock.

Section Two First Row: j. Graeber, R. 'Mark, L. Forrester, L. Rankin, B. Glover, R. Bleecker, M. Taylor. Second Row: M. E. Mann, J. Davis, S. Jones, A. Desiderio, E. Kibblehouse, C. Essick, D. Smith, F. Ade. Third Row: J. Fitzpatrick, A. Chibitar, B. Baker, W. Fitzgerald, F. Finn, j. Erbeau, W. Kynett. Fourth Row: L Sharp, J. Whittaker, K. Reid, A. Meredith, A. Jones, J. Gregory. Fifth Row: S. Osborn, F. Wanner, J. Pawling, R. Neely, S. Dallas, Mr. Green.

Section Three First Row: J. Eyster, j. Baker, N. Hanlon, J. McLachlan, S. McKay, W. Sheely, J. Krumboldt. Second Row: M. Galloway, J. Harrington, R. Leonard, G. Phillips, J. Coulson, E. Clegg, E. Wenkel, S. Izumi. Third Row: Mrs. Corbin, C. Smith, E. Nussey, T. Robbi, W. Lahey, ]. Knaff, J. Steele, H. Fredd, J. Newton, R. Shear. Fourth Row: B. Tuckwood, M. McMenamin, F. Doxie, A. Schick, W. Graff, B. Booth.

Eighth Grade Section One First Row: C. Schopf, J. Badger. D. Landis. J. Gregor. B. Heller. D. Morroni. V. Pflieger. Second Row: K. Crosby. S. Sandford. P. Janes. H. Bedwell. R. Mossman. ]. Wright. P. Janes. M. Warnock. Third Row: B. Izzi. J. Miller. W. Sheffer. J. Fitch. J. Cutter. P. L. Aikman. A. Gerber. Fourth Row: P. Robertson. D. Kresge. M. Malz. A. AbeL M. Hoven. T. Tatem. C. Songster. Mr. Nunan. Fifth Row: C. Dixon. A. Ruggierio. P. A. Evans. R. Bosbyshell. R. Steimer.

Section Three First Row: L. Moore. C. Miller. P. Hill. D. Harley. M. Eikner. H. Schmidt. E. Poeschl. Second Row: L. Walters. R. Neff. A. M. Bricka. M. Pugsley. J. Sallada. N. Haworth. S. Scheid. F. Bloomingdale. R. Acinapura. Third Row: Mrs. Neely. D. Dirren. I. Wilson. D. Walker. J. Miller. J. Elliot. C. Holt. D. Taylor. Fourth Row: R. Singley. R. Irey. H. Bell. L. Meliodon. R. Sorenson. Fifth Row: ]. Kederis. R. Plotts. T. Eyerly. R. GoebeL C. Fairlamb. C. McKee.

Section Two First Row: D. Breeser. J. Bell. N. von Glahn. R. Gernhart. F. Longbottom. R. Mueller. S. Pigage. Second Row: E. Durham. D. Wilkinson. E. Exley. S. Molin. B. Denice. C. Jones. C. Ryder. R. Howell. Third Row: Mr. Wentz. J. Ruggierio. J. Strain. A. Adler. R. Sylvester. J. Barranger. J. McCormick. T. Hapgood. Fourth Row: R. Shutt. J. Schaub. M. Johnson. G. Gilger. C. Herrmann. D. Woodruff. D. Evans. Fifth Row: G. Mauro. C. Connon. J. Holscher. B. McCourt. ]. Bear.

Seventh Grade Section One First Row: E. Green, L. Corwin, P. Herb, E. Anderson, L. Green, R. Burns, L. Shirey. Second Row: J. Durham, R. Harker, ]. Johnston, G. Rice, A. Hewitt, V. Exley, A. Whittaker, W. Madison. Third Row: E. McKenna, R. Chalupa, T. Sieger, F. Stearns, A. Conover, A. Robinson. Fourth Row: Mr. Allison, 1. New, L. Lyons, E. Willits, K. Aldinger, L. Clair, J. Eckert. Fifth Row: J. Dunbrack, J. Speyer, R. Johnston, G. Lownes, D. Noble, O. Robinson, B. Gaul, A. Galloway.

Section Three First Row: E. Wagner, W. Caldwell, H. McCormick, L. Webberking, C. Billingsley, E. Peters, S. Leonard. Second Row: G. Smith, W. Ford, R. Hulse, L. Morroni, H. Wanner, R. Lambert, B. Wright, P. Rohrer. Third Row: G. Phillips, P. Downes, T. Fanelli, G. Starzman, J. Charlesworth, D. Parks, D. McCain. Fourth Row: N. Spahr, W. Schlegel, D. Rennie, B. Howard, P. Remaley, V. Gerson. Fifih Row: J. Rostron, J. Smith, N. Harrigan, ]. Robinson, M. Waldrop, D. Schaub, O. Walter, Miss Sanbe.

Section Two First Row: L. Murphy, R. Walker, J. Lotter, A. Ferrell, B. Robbi, R. Beggs, S. Turner. Second Row: J. Oldham, M. Angstadt, R. Yarnall, J. Mickey, A. Simpson, R. Parker, R. Gernhart, M. Hill. Third Row: Miss Gamble, J. Karl, E. Warnick, G. Lynch, W. Carpenter, J. Hagele, J. Leach. Fourth Row: D. McCrea, J. Murray, F. McCartney, M. Martin. Fifth Row: R. Jump, L. Hobbs, L. Simpson, S. Irey, J. Falkenburg, C. Miller, R. Leslie, D. Egan.

SIDE SHOWS'

1950 Scrivener Staff Joan Wilson Editor-in-Chiej Mary Warnick Associate Editor Mary Louise Bates Business Manager Marjorie Grotz. Assistant Business Manager

Editorial Staff N. Shenberger, M. Abrahamson, M. Whelan, C. Mason, M. Stewart, ]. Schiller, B. Hall, M. McLaughlin, B. Garrett, R. Reiniger, E. Robbins, M. Livezey, ]. Brennan, S. Montgomery. Art Staff ]. Stewart, Editor; ].Chalupa, M. Crouse, M. Avedisian, F. Doxie, E. ,Maffei. Photography Staff D. Lownes, Editor; A. Harman, A. Horrox. Junior Associates C. Morgan, T. Phillips. Business Staff S. Evons, C. Hamilton, T. Andrews, C. Swezey, P. Carroll, R. Desiderio, ]. Eckman, C. Doyle, E. Rhoades, B. Richardson, D. Morgan, D. Bucknum, V. Jones, S. Robertson, C. Sibole, B. Dreyer, B. Hutchinson, ]. Kresge, ]. Conard, M. Fitzgerald, ]. Hilbeck. Advisers: Miss Graham, Mr. Thomas.

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Senior First Row: Mr. Madeira, Adviser; ]. Kierstead, Vice-President; R. Fisher, President; R. Reiniger, Secretary; F. Harrigan, Treasurer. Second Row: E. Durst, C. Haworth, B. Crosby, G. Reiniger. Third Row: D. Worthington, ]. Stumpf, R. Lewis, ]. Fanelli, ]. Nessen. Fourth Row: C. Dreyer, W. Lotter, P. Stewart, ]. Schiller, C. Morgan, T. Yarnall, W. Card.

Student Council

Junior First Row; . Miss Gamble, Adviser; A. Schick, Treasurer; W. KYnett, President; L. Forrester, Secretary; ]. Steele, Vice-President. Second row: K. Crosby, N. von Glahn, L. Abrahamson, ]. Oldham. Third Row: D. Woodruff, ]. Gregor, B. Baker, R. SOIenson. W. Carpenter. Fourth Row: R. Schiller, N. Harrigan, P. Downes, L. Shirey.

STAFF

Editor-in-Chief: Marga,et McLaughlin ,',','

Associate Editor: Arlington Harman Sports Editor: Francis Harrigan Exchange Editor: Barbara Hall Business Manager: Carol Mason Circulation Manager: Rose Reiniger Editorial Staff: Joan Wilson, Joy Schiller, Marjorie Abrahamson, Mary Warnick, Mary Crouse, Joan Stewart, Mary Lou Strain, Louise Pancoast, Mary Stewart, Mary Lou Bates, Lynne Skow, Joe Jackson, Ted Phillips. Business Staff: Joyce Rossiter, Jo Ann Sesher, Lois Chalupa, Shirley Paul, Jackie Iliff, Shirley Hancock, Malena Avedision, Sally Fowler, Barbara Colvin, â&#x20AC;˘ . Sports Staff: Marjorie Grotz, Grace Haabestad, AI Garrett, Fred Berger. Photography Staff: Carol Morgan, Don Lownes Circulation Staff: Gruwell.

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Typists: Barbara Dreyer, Mary Livezey, Madeline Fitzgerald, Virginia Jones, Joyce Hoopes, Adviser: Sheldon Madeira.

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Senior High

AtPiano: C. Mason, D. Fireoved. First Row: A. Desiderio, S. Dallas, S. Osborn, Secretary; B. Denice, ]. Schaub, M. ]. Sensenig, C. Essick, N. von Glahn. Second Row: S. Albrecht, B. Willits, D. Smith, ]. Fitch, ]. Light. D. Stephens, Treasurer; ]. Brennan, President; ]. Eyster, E. Parris. D. Race. L. Rigg, D. Webberking, A. Gerber, A. Adler. Third Row: B. Messick, A. Meredith, K. Conrad, W. Campbell. F. Dreyer, B. Breeser. R. Lewis. Mr. Miller. Director; N. Shenberger, B. Brown. Vice-President; B. Skow. Secretary; C. Hoot, D. Walton. T. Erickson, L. Rankin, A. Harman, S. Izumi.

The Orchestra First Row: A. Desiderio, President; S. Dallas. C. Essick, Set:retary;

N. von Glahn, P. Shaffer, ]. Schaub, K. Irving. B. Denice. S. Osborn, Vice-President. Second Row: D. Smith,]. Davis, R. Mohn,]. Eyster, Librarian; A. Meredith, K. Conrad. W. Campbell, K. Reid, ]. Erbeau, Librarian; L. Rankin. G. Starzman, M. Hoven. B. Messick, S. Izumi, D. Webberking. A. Gerber. A. Adler. Third Row: F. Dreyer. G. Phillips. Mr. Miller, Director; ]. Fitch. C. Hoot. M. Taylor.

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First Row: P. Rostron, J. Schiller, B. Garrett, Sectional Secretary; J. Nessen, Sectional Secretary; P. Carroll, Sectional Secretary; F. Harrigan, President; C. Mason, Vice-President; E. Rhoades, Sectional Secretary; S. Albrecht, B. Jones, S. Small Second Row: M. L. Bates, C. Haworth, C. Sibole, R. Reiniger, M. L. Strain, M. McLaughlin, E. Gold, B. Dreyer R. Desiderio S. Evons. Third Row: Miss Shriver, Director; R. Fisher, G. Cavey, G. Thompson, F. Doxie, L. Lowrie, R. Lewis, A. Kresge, A. Harman, A. Garrett, D. Worthington. Fourth Row: C. Hamilton, C. Long, M. Abrahamson, B. Willits, M. Crouse, M. Avedisian, C. Morgan,]. Iliff, D. Kunkle.. B. Brown. M. ]. Sensenig, J. Stewart, 1. Monaghan. E. Bergner. Fifth Row: ]. Eckman, ]. Speyer, T. Phillips, J. Songster, K. Parker, S. Montgomery, D. Race, T. Yarnall, F. Berger, G. Haabestad.

A Cappella Choir First Row: S. Hancock, N. Ryder B. Hesser, M. A. Galloway, E. Heap. President; C. Hoot, Vice-President;" G. Korenko, S. Oberle, C. Mockler. Second Row: R. A. Warnock, L. Glover, D. Simpson, B. Albert, S. Pau!. S. Johnson, N. J. Light, E. Durst, ]. Hoopes, N. Green. Third Row: Miss Shriver, Director; D. Stauffer, 1. Schroeder, L. Chalupa, G. Dirren, B. Rhoades, L. Skow,]. Sadley, M. ]. Walter. Fourth Row: M. Hill. C. Poole, H. Pancoast, B. Crosby. J. Brown. M.]. Frazer, S. Oberle, V.Sticklen, M.Beatty, S. Fowler,L. Pancoast. N. Walters, R. Scull, C. Vaughters. Fifth Row: G. Clegg, ]. Pollock, B. Stroud, B. Colvin. M. Stewart, A. M. Gallo, K. Gregor, J. Cody, S. Sykes.

Girls' Chorus

Senior Kneeling: Barbara Dreyer. Geraldine Korenko. Nancy Green. Joyce Rossiter. Louise Pancoast. Standing: Helen Pancoast. Sherrill Evons. Captain; Mrs. Ransing. Adviser; G~rtrude Rein1ger.

Cheerleaders

Junior Kneeling: Barbara Crouse. Lidwine Walters. Bette Denice. Wendy Ford. Standing: Mrs. Ransing. Adviser; Carol Card. Lea Forrester. Captain.

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Color Guard

A. Sharp, B. Skow, B. Gruwell, Majorette, M. L. Bates,

B. Kazio, ]. Conard, Captain; B. Rhoades. L. Skow, ]. Whittaker, M. Schick.

Sergeant; B. Jones, M. Taylor.

Band First Row: B. Kazio, ]. Conard, R. Parker, A. Sharp, B. Skow, B. Gruwell. M. L. Bates, B. Jones, M. Taylor, W. Madison. Mr. Miller, Director; M. Schick, L. Skow. Second Row: B. Denice, ]. Davis, B. Hall, Treasurer;]. Bell, T. Eyerly, D. Mueller, C. Holt, A. Desiderio, K. Conrad, F. Dreyer, S. Osborn, B. Messick, D. Smith. Third Row: B. Rhoades, W. Schlegel, ]. Eyster, M. Abrahamson, W. Campbell, W. Pusey, T. Hapgood, D. Kresge, M. Hoven, L. Rankin, ]. Ruggierio, R. Mohn, D. Tribit, ]. Smith, ]. Whittaker. Fourth Row: L. Rigg, B. Brown, Vice-President; N. Shenberger, K. Reid, A. Meredith, ]. Light, D. Lownes, G. Glauner, ]. Songster, ]. Erbeau, G. Starzman. R. von Glahn, D. Race, ]. Fitch. Fifth Row: E. Parris, A. Horrox, W. McBride, ]. Brennan, ]. Kierstead, ]. Spargo, ]. Hilbeck, A. Harman, President; K. Parker, R. Lewis, D. S,eph"ns, W. Kresge, T. Erickson.

Varsity Football

Junior-. High ,Football First Row: R. Shutt. K. Conrad. R. Schiller. W. Fredricks. W. Kynett J. Steele. Co-Captain; R. Thomas. Co-Captain; W. Fitzgerald. R. Hall. ]. Strain. G. Baker. Second Row: Mr. Richardson. Assistant Coach;

D. Harley. J. McLachlan. R. Bleecker. W. Carpenter R. Sorenson. D. Woodruff. R. Shear, T. Fanelli, J. Charlesworth. D. Taylor, Mr. Schopf. Coach. Third Row: A. Hart. ]. Barranger, J. Elliott. R. Sylvester W. Krebs W. Sheely. J. Kilpatrick. D. Dirren. A. Adler. T. Sieger. R. Singley. Fourth Row: L Rankin, Manager; E. Nussey. W. Caldwell. O. Walter. R. Chalupa. M. Hoven. R. Nichols. D. Evons. R. Bosbyshell. J. Smith. E. Clegg. Fifth Row: J. Durham. R. Yarnall. A. Whittaker A. Simpson. D. Noble. R. Johnston. R. Hulse. E. Durham. R. Bennett. R. Howell. W. Madison. D. Smith. Manager.

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Senior High First Row: D. Runkle. T. Hall. F. Doxie. J. Kierstead, D. Race K. Parker, Captain; J. Nessen, F. Harrigan, S. Sieger, D. Fireoved, L. Lowrie. Second Row: E. Rhoades, H. Reynolds. N. Gallagher, A. Berger, R. Lewis, R. Wittig, F. Masho, W. Lotter, W. Card, L. Rose. Third Row: Mr. Hall. Coach; J. Stumpf, R. von Glahn, C. Savidge, R. Wittig, T. Erickson, W. Swatek, G. Glauner J. Fanelli, T. Andrews, Mr. Jones, Assistant Coach; Fourth Row: E. Schreiber, D. Mossman, F. Holloway, W. Driscoll, D. Worthington, J. Nagy, B. Jones, Swezey, W. Kresge. A. Charlesworth. Fifth Row: S. Montgomery, C. Ford, R. Fisher, W. Bosbyshell, Manager; R. Brooks. Manager; E. Cottrill, Manager; J. Jackson. Manager; W. Jones

First Row: Miss Brusch. Adviser; C. Mason. M. Crouse, J. Stewart. R. Reiniger. SecretaryTreasurer; M. Grotz, President. Second Row: B. Hall. B. Rich-

ardson. M. L. Bates. L. Weber. C: Sibole. J. Iliff. P. Carroll, J. Schiller. A. M. Gallo. B. Jones. M. Abrahamson

Varsity Club

First Row: R. Fis':1er. President; W. Schmidt, V:ce-President; C. Swezey. Secretary; J. Nessen. Treasurer; T. Hall, Mr. Jones, Adviser. Second Row: D. Mor-

gan. J. Jackson. G. Glauner. W. Swatek. E. Rhoades. T. Yarnall. Third Row: S. Sieger. D. Fireoved. L. Lowrie. R. Lewis. F. Doxie. K. Parker. Fourth Row: R. Rankin, D. Runkle. A. Gregory. W. Driscoll. F. Harrigan. J. Kierstead. G. Swatek. T. Andrews. D. Race

Varsity First Row: B. Willits, Assistant Manager; P. Carroll, M. L. Bates, B. Hall, C. Mason. Second Row: L. Weber, M. Crouse. Third Row: Miss Brusch, Coach; R. Reiniger, C. Sibole, B. Richardson, M. Abrahamson, A. M. Gallo, J. Stewart, Manager. Fourth Row: B. Jones, J. Schiller, M. Grotz, J. Iliff.

Hockey Junior Varsity First Row: M. L. Strain, B. Pollock, L. Forrester, B. Tuckwood, C. Hoot. Second Row: B.MesSick, G. Reiniger, G. Phillips, B. Brown, Captain; M. Taylor, E. Durst, C. Card, Mrs. Flaherty, Coach. Third Row: B. Rhoades, Manager; A. Meredith, K. Reid, B. Crouse, L. Skow, A. Schick, B. Skow.

Varsity

Kneeling: N. Gallagher; T. Hall; Mr. Jones, Coach; J Nessen; E Rhoades; A. Harman. Manager. Standing: F. Harrigan; L. Lowrie; R. Fisher. Captain; D. Fireoved; W. Crothers; R Lewis; A. Garrett; G. Glauner.

Boys' Basketball Junior Varsity First Row: T. Brooks, R. Wolfe. Second Row: W. Card, H. Reynolds, W. Driscoll. W. Lotter. Third Row: Mr. Hall. Coach; D. Mossman. H. Bedford. F. Mohr, S. Sieger. W. Kresge, R. Hance. Manager.

Varsity First Row: M. L. Bates, R. Reiniger, M. McLaughlin, A. M. Gallo, Miss Brusch, Coach. Second Row: N. Walters, Assistant Manager; M. Crouse, P. Carroll, M. Abrahamson, M. Grotz, Captain; B. Garrett, Manager; Third Row: J. Chalupa, J. Iliff. C. Hamilton, J. Eckman, B. Skow, B. Jones, J. Schiller.

Girls' Basketball Junior Varsity First Row: J. Coulson, Manager; B. Willits, H. Pancoast, L. Forrester. E. Durst, C. Long. B. Tuckwood, Manager; Second Row: S. Albrecht, Manager; B. Brown, C. Card, A. Schick, G. Phillips. B. Crouse, G. Haabestad, Captain; N. Hanlon, B. Pollock, L. Gorby, M. Taylor, C. Morgan, Mrs. Flaherty, Coach.

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First Row: Miss Bigelow. Adviser; W. Schmidt, M. Fitzgerald. Secretary; C. Dreyer. President; M. Grotz. Treasurer; D. Morgan. Vice-President; R. Scull. Second Row: B. Gruwell. M. Livezey.

M. Warnick. J. Kresge. M. Stewart. E. Robbins. Third Row: G. Swatek. ]. McCartan. J. Hilbeck, C. Doyle, E. Maffei, A. Gregory, C. Swezey. Fourth Row: S. Robertson. B. Richardson. L. Weber. ]. Chalupa. M. Whelan, J. Wilson.

The Footlighters

Junior Dramatic Club

First Row: J. Hoopes. Secretary; J. McCarty. Treasurer; L. Pancoast, President; N. Green. Vice-President; Mrs. Neely, Adviser. Second Row: N. Ristine.

J. Brown. M. J. Frazer, M. Beatty, S. Fowler. S. Johnston. Third Row: S. Hancock. I. Schroeder. D. Walton. L. Chalupa, L. Peifer. Fourth Row: G. Clegg. D. Cress. B. Colvin. C. Mockler. M. Wadlund.

First Row: J. McCartan, W . .Raymond, C. Dreyer,.H. Whitcomb. Second. Row: Mr. Wentz, AdViser; L. Foster, B. Hutchinson, D. Lownes, R, von Glahn. Captain; A. Aikman. A. Walch. Third Row: D. Crawford, .J Kierstead, J. Duddy, E. Rhoades.

Stage Crew

Operators' Club

First Row: A. Harman. President; H. Bedford. T. Phillips, Vice-President; S. Montgomery, Treasurer; C. Dreyer, Secretary; D. Smith; Mrs. Wolff, AdViser. Second Row: G. Hewitt, D. Morgan, D. Lownes, A. Berger, W. Sheffer, E. Nussey. Third Row: B. Hutchinson. R. Koetzle, L. Rigg, J Hilbeck, W. Durham, . E. Maffei. Fourth Row: J. Kierstead, A. Horrox, K. Mauro, A. Aikman. J. Brennan, R. von Glahn. W. BosbyLshell. -..-..J....:Ld

First Row: J. Rossiter. M. McLaughlin. B. Garrett, M. L. Strain. V. Jones. Second Row.Mrs. Neely. Adviser; J. Conard, Treasurer; R. Reininger. VicePresident; C. Mason. President; J. Eckman. Secretary; K. Gregorâ&#x20AC;˘. Assistant Secretary; Mrs. Peel. Adviser. Third Row: L. Glover. J. Hoopes. L. Pancoast. C. Poole. S. Johnston. J. Leonard. G. Reiniger. F. Rostron. Fourth Row: C. Mockler. M. Whelan. G. Haabestad. J. Schiller. I. Schroeder. S. Robertson. S. Hancock. Fifth Row: M. Beatty, j. Pollock. M. Fitzgerald. M. McKenzie. C. Long. B. Colvin. B. Hesser. M. j. Frazer.

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Monitors

First Row: Mr. Hottenstein. Asviser; G. Swatek. A. Harman. Co-Captain; J. Nessen. Co-Captain; W. Schmidt. J. Kierstead. S. Montgomery. Second Row: T. Yarnall. R. von Glahn. P. Hottenstein. T. Hall. E. Rhoades. A. Berger. Third Row: E. Maffei. F. Doxie. W. Stohr. C. Doyle. L. Lowrie. R. Lewis. K. Parker. Fourth. Row: R. Fisher. A. Walch. j. HiIbeck. F. Harrigan. C. Swezey. A. Horrox.

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Kneeling: J. Speyer. H. Borgard. W. Pancoast. R. Wright. S. Montgomery. Standing: Mr. Allison. Coach; T. Phillips. T. Yarnall. D. Stephens. R. Rankin. Captain; R. Watt. K. Saalman. R. Roland. G. Cavey. Manager.

Cross Country

Track, First Row: W. Crothers. C. Ford. A. Charlesworth. L. Rigg. R. Wittig. S. Sieger. Second Row: T. Yarnall. R. Rankin. T. Andrews. R. Fisher. C. Swezey. D. Morgan. K. Parker. R. Lewis. W. Schmidt. Third Row: Mr. Schopf. Coach; E. Panczner. D. Dumigan. T. Phillips. E. Cottrill. W. Songster. F. Masho. W. Pusey. R. Wright. Mr. Allison. Coach. Fourth Row: J. Nessen. C. Maits. D. Worthington. H. Whitcomb. P. Hottenstein. T. Erickson. D. Race. J. Jackson. R. Mohn. G. Cavey. Manager. Fifth Row: W. Card. D. Stephens. A. Aikman. W. Driscoll. W. McBride. S. Montgomery. J. Stumpf, E. Rhoades. J. Kierstead. C. Savidge. Manager. Sixth Row: K. Saalman. W. Kresge. D. Mossman. W. Jones, R. Wittig. W. Lotter. E. Schreiber. F. Doxie. R. Watt.

First Row: Miss Berry, Adviser; Carol Mason. Rodney Fisher. Kenneth Parker. Mr. Weaver. Adviser. Second Row: Theodore Phillips. Francis Harrigan. Carol Morgan. Sigrid Albrecht. Joy Schiller. Joseph Jackson. Thomas Yarnall. Third Row: Barbara Hall. Malena Avedisian. Marjorie Abrahamson. Richard Lewis, Barbara Brown. Margaret McLaughlin. Rose Reiniger.

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Regular Horne Delivery

CHARLIE'S HAMBURGERS

Stop at WALT'S

SPRINGFIELD, PA.

•• WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET "THEY'VE MADE THEIR WA Y

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BY THE WAY THEY'RE MADE"

CORNER OF BALTIMORE PIKE AND \VOODLAND AVENUE

Wright's Mobile Service LUBRICATION-WASHING ACCESSORIES BATTERIES-TIRES

It's Sma,t.. !

SALES and SERVICE

To cooperate in preventing accidents. Obey all safety signs. Phil•. Suhurhan Tran.portation Co.

Phila. & We.tern Railroad Co.

Springfield and Brookside Rd. Springfield, Pa. Phone: SW 6-9795

"BURNLEY'S" ATLANTIC STATION

ROBERT N. CRONRATH CIGARS-CIGARETTES

Gas-Oil-Lunch

WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR

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202 PENN BLVD., EAST LA SDOWNE, PA.

STATE and SPRINGFIELD ROADS Phone: SW 6-9763

Phone: Decatur 2433-ff7

RECORDS

Springfield is "A. Beautiful Place to Live"

SERViCE

MUSIC BOX

BELFORD J.

SWARTHMORE, PA.

DAVIDSON REALTOR

MAGNAVOX

SPRINGFIELD ROAD TROLLEY STATION

Telcvision-Radio-Plwnographs FRED KmSTEAD

SIV 6-3540-6-3541

DON MATTHEWS

140 N. JUNIPER STREET

PHILADELPHIA 7. PA. RITTENHOUSE

6-2894

PRINTERS • Offset • Raised Letter

Letterpress

FIELDING AND POMEROY A COMPLETE

REAL ESTATE SERVICE SALES-RENTALS-MORTGAGES-INSURANCE-DEVELOPMENTS

Phone:

6-3434

WOODLAND AVENUE AT TROLLEY STATION

SUTLIFF and WHITE

NIK-O-MAHS

Photographic Supplies CAMERAS

A Summer Camp for Boys and Girls

Commercial Photography Located on Pe-nn's Creek nea r State Coil ege A SAFE AND HEALTHY PLACE TO SEND YOUR CHILDREN

EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC

WALTER J. HALL·

(Next to Media Theatre)

217

CLAREMONT ROAD

SPRINGFIELD, DEL CO., PA.

Phone: Media 6-1263 69

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COMPLIMENTS OF

Before deciding on plans for next year, check on the advantages of taking Peirce courses in Stenography, Secretaryship, Business Administration, or Accountancy. In much less time than you think, you can acquire a thorough preparation for a successful career in the business world. One of our experienced Career Counselors will be glad to help you and your parents reach a decision about your future. Write, call, or telephone PEnnypacker 5-2100.

UU. KEYSTONE SILVER rn Est. 1914

PHILADELPHIA'S LARGEST MANUFACTURING SILVERSMITHS

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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

808 Sansom Street

1420 Pine Street Philadelphia 6, Pa.

Philadelphia 7, Pa.

SWAN CLEANERS

WHITLEY PHARMACY

326 Baltimore Pike Springfield, Pa.

Brady Whitley, Pharmacist

SW 6-3366 24-hr. Service Available

SUITS and DRESSES-8Sc

154 SAXER AVENUE

SHIRTS~20c

SPRINGFIELD, PA. CALLED FOR and DELIVERED

Phone: SW 6-1618 70

JONES COAL and FUEL. OIL ALDAN, PA. Since 1882

Service and Installation .','.'

OIL BURNERS-OIL BURNING UNITS COAL HEATERS-AUTOMATIC COAL HEATERS ELECTRIC and GAS DOMESTIC HOT WATER HEATERS Sharon Hill 6220

Phones: Madison 6-2281

HENRY J. ROHNER

LOUIS E. STILI &BROS. Company

WHOLESALE GROCERIES Imported and Domestic Cheeses

Manufacturers of

A cademic Caps and Gowns

Distributors of Min-Aquawater and Ginger Ale

North Front Street PhiladE.lphia, Pa.

RACE and FOURTH STREETS PHILADELPHIA 6, PA.

Phones: MArket 7-3142-Â·3143

EDWARD R. SABIN COMPANY PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS GENERAL ELECTRIC HEATING PRODUCTS FUEL OIL OIL BURNER SERVICE

New Address

Phones GRanite 2-11 70 GRanite 2-1174

5506-12 Chestnut Street

Philadelphia, Pa.

PRINTING PRINTING ASSOCIATES, INC . . WAYNE, PA..

Phone: Wayne 2066

EXIDE BATIERIES

LEE TIRES LUBRICATION

WASHING TIRE RECAPPING

ACCESSORIES

BARTLETT'S ATLANTIC SERVICE State Road and Township Line

Phone: Sunset 9860

Drexel Hill, Pa.

L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY "Known Wherever 'There are Schools and Colleges"

Desi gners and Makers of

THE NEW SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL RINGS CLASS RINGS-CLUB PINS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS-NAME CARDS 1601 Chestnut Street

Philadelphia 3, Pa.

Official Photography by "CAMERA MASTERS"-1705 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.