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HALBERSTADT
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RAYMOND CHEYNEY
Vice-President S. MARSHALL Secretary
HARRIET
FRANK H. EBY
T?"easurer GEORGE B. BEITZEL RUSSELL E. HOEHL ELIZABETH
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LESLIE L. TAYLOR
jfacultp ANNE W. BEATTY, B.S. Home Economics College of Chestnut Hill "La De Da!"
SARAH L. BERRY, B.A. Latin, English Coe College Radcliffe College "Now listen here, you people."
MARGARET G. GRAHAM, B.S.; B.S. in L.S. Librarian Bloosmburg State Teachers College Kutztown State Teachers College Drexel Institute of Tech. "I'll be with you in a minute." SHARPLESS D. GREEN Social Studies Member of the class of 1904, Harvard University "Only the boys can hear this."
EDITH A. BIGELOW, B.S.; M.A English, Social Studies University of Pennsylvania "That will be 3 points of}' your mark."
EMMA C. HALDEMAN, B.S.; M.A. English, Guidance University of Pennsylvania Temple University "I'll meet you 50-50, people."
JANE E. BRUSCH, B.S. Physical Education Ursinus College "Really?"
WALTER J. HALL, B.S. Coach; Social Studies Bucknell University Columbia University Pennsylvania State College Duke University "lVell, look who's here!"
DORRIS R. DALTON Secretary Banks College "Just a minute."
ESTELLE A. HEISS Art , Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Arts "You're not gettin,q aO mark unless-----
ELSIE A. DENICE, B.A. Social Studies, Mathematics Barnard College "I'm psychic."
EDWARD S. HOTTENSTEIN B.S. Science West Chester State Teachers College "1 warned you people."
FRANCES J. GAMBLE, A.B.; M.S. Social Studies, English Beaver College University of Pennsylvania Columbia University "What's the source of yOU?" information?"
ALBERT M. JONES, B.S.; M.A. Coach, Social Studies Gettysburg College Pennsylvania State College " ... that we have there . .."
jfacultp SHELDON S. R. MADEIRA, A.B.; M.S. English Elizabethtown Pennsylvania State College "I'm sitting bull around here."
CHARLES C. SCHMIDT, B.S. Business Education Temple University University of Pennsylvania "That reminds me of the time . .. "
M. ETH-EL McNIEL, B.S.; M.S. Mathematics, Visual Education Temple University - "Okay, that'll be fine."
WILBUR R. SCHOPF, B.S. Physical Education West Chester State Teachers College "Do you want to join the circle eight club?"
ELWOOD S. MILLER, B.S. Instrumental Music Moravian College Muhlenburg College New York University "Ready, now let's go."
KATHRYN N. SHRIVER, B.S.; M.S. Vocal Music Temple University University of Pennsylvania "Do, Re, Mi, Fa. Sol, La, Ti, Do."
EDITH J. NARBEY Secretary Springfield High School Wharton Evening School "Okay, I'll do it for you."
DEAN T. STFPHENS, B.S.; M.S. Science, Mathematics Lafayette College Pennsylvania State College "I'm making a new nde in this class."
HAZEL B. NEELY, A.B. Spanish, English Otterbein College "Buenas dias!"
GEORGE D. THOMAS, B.S.; M.S. Mathematics Mechanical Drawing "Look in the desk d1"awers."
ADA M. PEEL, A.M. Home Economics Columbia University "For a change, we will take notes today, girls."
FLORENCE V. TRIBIT, R.N. School Nurse Methodist Hospital Training School "The docto?" will see you now."
ELVIRA H. SANBE, B.S. French, Social Studies University of Pennsylvania "You're all going to flunk."
JAMES W. WEAVER, B.S.; M.S. Mathematics Grove City Pennsylvania State College "It botlten me that you people aren't getting this."
ALBERT J. WENTZ, B.S.; M.A. Industrial Arts University of Pennsylvania "Clean up, boys."
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CUSTODIANS WILLIAM GRIFFITHS, CHARLES BEWLEY, WILLIAM GILDAY
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"Look not mournfully into the Past; it comes not back again. Wisely improve the Present; it is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy Future without fear and with a manly heart."-Henry W. Longfellow DEAN
"The highest of all Arts is the Art of living well. Beyond the beauty of Sculpture, or Painting, or Music, or Poetry, is the beauty of a well-spent life. Here all can be Artists. Every man can be a hero. Obedience to the command, "Be ye perfect even as your Father in Heaven is perfect," would ally man to God, and make earth a Paradise."-.James P. Wickersham. ETHEL M. McNEIL
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Pr'esident Vice-President Tr-easurer' Secretary
JESSE SHEAFFER CHARLES LURWICK JEAN GOEBEL PEGGY MILNOR
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DOLORES GLORIA ALEXANDER Commercial "Dee" Health Council 3,4 Dramatic Club 4 (President) Scrivener 4 Baseball Intramurals 2,3
"Oh, Carolyn!" A real character ... natural curly hair ... big attraction is a certain band leader ... likes basketball ... hmm--that voice . . . excellent president of health council . . . an answer for everything . . . bubbles over with pep.
ARMENA DER AVEDISIAN Academic "Annen" Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Spri-Hian 4 Scrivener 4 Baseball Intramurals 3 Girls' Chorus 4 Religious Culture 3 Senior Play (PUblicity)
"I think so." Smooth complexion . . . long wavy hair would make a good artist for "Varga" girls became musician as well as artist for cause of year book . . . trying to assassinate the editor by means of acid.
ARRINGTON GEORGE BARRETT "Georgie" Academic Basketball 2,3,4 Student Councils 2 Track 3.4 Softball Intramurals 2,3,4 Cross Country 3 Scrivener Staff 4 Senior Play (Ticket Committee)
"Haw!" (with a Southern exposure). Our basketball hero . . . Ziggy and he keep 'em laughing . . . likes freshmen, feminine style . . . always in good humor . . . life of the party . . . a good monitor . . . brightens the dullest classes ... his famous all night parties.
JEANNE CONSTANCE BATEMAN "Connie" Commercial Cheerleading 2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 (Co-Captain) (Captain) Dramatic Club 4 Scrivener 4 Health Council 4 Senior Play (Usherette) Baseball Intramurals 2,3 (Co-Captain)
"You know me." Fast as lightning on the basketball court springs in her sneaks ... superb dancer cute little blonde . . . fond of Ocean City seen cheerleading whenever there's a game of any kind!! ... Mr. Miller's private secretary.
"Beech"
CHARLES W. BEE CHING Acaedm'ic
Dramatic Club 3,4 President) Honor Society 3,4 Track 3,4
Softball Intramurals 2,3,4 Scrivener 4 (Asst. Bus. Manager) Senior Play
"Ain't that a beauty." Tall, good-looking and brainy all in one . . . can be seen in a new Hudson about every three months . . . still looking for the right girl . . . Mr. Weaver's old reliable ... never has to study (?) .
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JANET MAE BENEDICT Academic
Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Girls' Chorus 4 Ecrivener 4
Basketball Intramurals 3 Dramatic Club 2 ~nri-Hian
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Senior Play
"My John!" Dancing ballerina ... loves Lansdowne ... an episode with a slip (of paper?) . . . made a good "Abby" . . . always being shocked . . . seen leaving health class with a red face fifteen minutes early . . . an excellent (?) artist for Spri-Hian.
MARTHA BLUNDIN
Commercial
"111aJ'cie" f".tudent Council 2.4 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 (Secretary) Dramatic Club 4 Scrivener 4
Baseball Intramurals 2.3 Hockey Intramurals 2.3 Band 4 e:enior Play
"I know." Never does her homework, but always knows the answers?? . . . alias Elaine ... fine actress ... first a watch, then a ring, thpy say ... shows literary ability . . . a certain member of the class of '47 was very interested in "Arsenic and Old Lace".
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NORMAN LEE BOWMAN Academic
Monitor 4 Rellgious Culture
Baskett>all Intramurals 2.3,4
"Yah!" Seen running around in a nineteenumpteen Pontiac; yes, it runs! . . . Norman takes good care of it . . . a swell basketball player . . . second home is down in the shop with A. J .... keeps the halls orderly ... seen working.
. BETTE JANE CARR
"E. J." Student Council 3 Health Council 4 Rellgious CuI ture 4 Basketball 2.3.4 Baseball Intramurals 2,3
Commercial Hockev Intramurals 2,3 Spri-Hian 4 ecrivener 4 Basketball Intramurals 2 Senior Play (Pr.op. Comm.)
"Oh, my gosh!" Seen typing any time, any place loves "cute grins" . . . lovely curly hair active on the basketball court . . . business staffs of Spri-Hian and Scrivener get along (?) without her . . . gathered properties for senior play . . . loyal member of health council. TERRANCE GEORGE CASEY "Terry" Academic A Cappella Choir 2 Football 3.4 Boys' Ensemble 2 Monitor 4 fcrivener 4 Health Council 3. 4 Senior Play Traclt 2,3 Student Council 3,4 (President)
"Oh, is that r'ight?" Student Council Presinent . . . loved P.A.D. class??? . . . who say~ "13" is unlucky? ... seen guarding the "Chief's" door ... thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt ... will long be remembered for his "Charge!" up San Juan Hill (the stairs).
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"Joe"
JOSEPH F. CHALUPA, JR Academic
Football 2,3;4 Scrivener 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Monitor 4 Senior Play (Ticket Committee)
"Duh!" Zombie and he get along well (?) together quiet, except when a blonde senior is around gets good marks ... hard worker for Scrivener . . . keeps order in the halls around Mr. Weaver's room . . . good football manager ... a future engineer. CHARLES E. CONNON, JR. "Chuck" Academic Student Councll 3,4 Dramatic Club 4
Softball Intramurals 2,3,4 Senlor Play
"Dr'op Dead!" Took the lead in the "Smashup" . . . makes a "fanatical boss" who can't seem to make up his mind (?) . . . adds quite a bit of fire to Mr. Jones' P.A.D. class ... the "lover" in our play ( ?) .
"Jean"
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Religious Culture 2,3 Basketball 3,4 (Manager) Baseball Intramurals 3
Hockey Intramurals 2 Scrivener 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4
"Definitely!" A really swell girl if Mr. Madeira would only stop teasing her seen typing for the Home Ec. Dept. . . . one who really enj oys school . . . loves to go to New York ... loves Toni waves.
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SUE VIRGINIA EBENBACH Academic
Hockey 3,4 (Co-Captain) Scrivener 4 (Art Editor) Spri-Hian 4 Girls' Chorus 4 Religious Culture 3
Baseball Intramurals 2,3 Basketball Intramurals 2 French Club 2 Senior Play (Prop. Comm.) Honor Society 4
"Really?" Model material . . . shining black hair . . . cheery disposition . . . star on the hockey field ... getting a lot (?) out of Home Ec.... art is her love ... tears flowed freely on March 18th . . . the "helpful Hannah" of the class of '48. L. MARTIN GIFFORD
"Motz" Operators' Club 2,3,4
Academic Scrivener 4
"Ha .. Ha .. Ha!" Green eyes . . . quiet type ( ?) . . . likes basketball ... nice personality ... speed demon ... big wheel in the operators' club ... looks across the aisle in P.A.D. class ... quite the wild driver ... spends his summers in Northeast, Maryland.
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"Har"
Academic
Basketball Intramura;Is 2,4
Religious Culture 3,4
"N. C." Quiet and good-looking ... his theme could well be -- "Silence is golden" . . . likes aquatic life one of our honorary detention hall mmebers can be seen in at the "Well" 路 .. has a current interest in Upper Darby.
JEAN EDITH GOEBEL
"Jeannie"
Academic
A Cappella Choir 3,4 'Class Officer 4 (Treasurer) Hockey 4 Intramurals (Hockey) 2,3 Spri-Hian 4 Religious Culture 3,4 Scrivener 4 (Editor) Basketball Intramurals 2,4 Girls' Ensemble 3,4 Senior Play (Property) Honor Society 4
"That isn't nice." The hard-working and for.ever smiling editor of the Scrivener ... always well-dressed if she could only undesrtand chemistry good hockey player personality plus never an idle moment friend to all, foe to none ... smooth dancer.
PAUL CLARENCE GRIFFITH "Knute" Academic
Football 2,3.4 Dramatic Club 4 Varsity Club 4
Monitor 4 Softball 2,3,4 Senior Play
"What d'yuh mean?" Dark and handsome. has been tied down to a blonde for some time 路 .. studies hard just before exams . . . has the makings of an actor ... dreams of owning his own car ... planning to be a dentist (Dr. Yankum Griffith).
RICHARD GUERIN "Rich"
Academic
Operators' Club 2,3,4 Spri-Hian 3,4 Honor Society 4
"Oh, good!" A budding scientist . . . has debates with Mr. Hottenstein in chemistry class 路 .. was once an enthusiastic motorcyclist . . . won't give the girls a break ... gives promise of startling scientific discoveries.
"Bill"
WILLIAM H. HALBERSTADT Academic
::;路pri-Hian 3,4 (Editor) Orchestra 3;4 Honor Society 3,4
"Where's your Spri-Hian assignment?" Busy editor of the Spri-Hian . . . enjoys music . . . pounds on the piano (another Paderewski, maybe) . . . brains are one thing he'll never lack . . . member of the honor society . . . a grammatical wizard ... forever arguing with Audrey about the Spri-Hian.
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FRANK STEWART HAMILTON, JR. "F?"ank" Academic Spri-Hian 3,4 Basketball 3,4 (Manager) Religious Culture 2,3 Dramatic Club 3,4
Scrivener 4 Operators' Club 2,3,4 Monitor 4 Senior Play
"N ow listen," On the opposite side of an argument in P.A.D managing the affairs of the basketball team he and his girl friends! ... oh, that curly hair ... keeps up well with the new look . . . used to take "lessons" from a southern teacher, but failed the course. WILLIAM HOWARD HANCOCK "Howie" Academic Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Religious Culture 3,4
Scrivener 4 Monitor 4 Senior Play
"D.D.T." (Drop dead twice) . . . an ardent track man ... quiet and indifferent ... if you see any gray hairs, they are the result of worry about his car (it gives him a lot of trouble) . . . occasionally gives the girls a break . . . can be seen at the dance every Saturday night.
RICHARD FAY HAZARD
"Dick"
Academic
Softball Intramurals 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 (Captain) Football 2,3,4 Religious Culture Varsity Club 2,3,4 (Treasurer)
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"Drop dead twice!" . . . our star athlete fond of dancing, especially with blondes!! never tied down ... oh! that "voice" ... loves Mom ... really a swell fellow early to bed, early to rise ... state champ seen at the "Well" Saturday night . . . oh, that new car 'Buick) .
ASTRID REGINA HEINE
"Zomb¡ie"
Academic
Orchestra 2,3,4 (President) Band 4 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 String Ensemble 2,3,4 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4
Baseball Intramurals 2 Hockey 3 Scrivener 4 Spri-Hian 4 Senior Play( Prop. Comm,)
"I'm 'emberrassed." A cute kid . . . accomplished violin player ... sings like a lark ... an exceptional chemistry student (?) . . . she can bake a dandy cake ... holds down an important post on the Spri-Hian . . . gets help with her homework from a dark-haired senior. DOUGLAS F. HELLER
"Doug" Basketball 2,3,4
Academic Religious Culture 4 Scrivener 4
"Hey!" Forever bumming cigarettes ... hangs out at the drug store . . . Ballymore Road seems to catch his eye ... Mother makes him pretty red sweaters ... what parties! ... last second Heller . . . talks about the shore one of chosen few on basketball squad.
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KATHARINE PAULINE HORN "Katharine" Comme1'cial
"I don't know." Love interest out of town ... quiet type . . . long blonde hair . . . goes to league meeting often ... shines in office practice . . . enjoys Wednesday morning study hall?? ... gets a kick out of walking her dog ... busy with school work.
ROBERT CHARLES JOHNSON "Swede" General Religious Culture 4 Monitor 4 Senior Play (Stage Crew)
Football 2 Basketball 2,3 Stage Crew 4
"That's a good deal!" Tall man always smiling at his own private secret drives ( ?) a car (?) . . . likes to flirt with blondes at Martel's . . . likes to brag in the locker room! ... Oh, that mustache ... love interest out of town.
JOHN -F. KOHL
Academic
"Jack" Track 3,4 Religious Culture 3,4 Monitor 4
Ecrivener 4
Student Council 3,4 (Treasurer) Senior Play
"Oh, man!" The treasurer of Student Council . . . always laughing . . . no special heart interest, he likes them all, loves none ... always on time (?) . . . a good policeman in the halls and on the stage. . burns up the cinders during the Spring. - _ -J - -
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Hockey 3 Basketball 2,3,4 -Cheerleader 2,3,4 (Co-Captain)
Dramatic Club 4 Baseball 2,3,4 (Captain) f-crivener 4 Senior Play (Usherette)
"It most certainly is not!" . . . Heart's beencracked, but not broken adds confusion and excitement to school life seen everywhere but in class ... one of the inseparable two ... capable co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . plays basketball.
FRANK LONGHURST
"Frank" Track 2,3,4 Stage Crew 4
General :;:enior Play Dramatic Club 4
"lVhere were you?" Cares little about marks, likes his fun ... hates the cold weather ... a sudden interest in English class . . . does a swell job in the senior play . . . adds amusement to the senior class . . . ladies' man . . . never keeps a job . . . life of the party .. - . dancin' feet.
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CHARLES WESLEY LURWICK "Skip" Academic Health Council 3,4 Class Officer 4 (Vice- President)
Operators' Club 3,4 Football 2,3 Monitor 4 Scrivener 4
"What are you gonna do?" Active member of the health council (?) .•. seen in the truck of the Lurwickton Company a good sport ... popular with everyone a good driver, especially on the old back roads ... likes to eat.
ALICE MARGARET McCORMICK "Mac" Commercial Marionette Club Sub-Deb Club Senior Play (Ticket Committee)
"Never happen!" Sleeps in school and not at home ... likes a certain someone from "Philly" . . . loves home ec. . . . constantly hunting marshmallows . . . interested in the state of Vermont ... has a temper to go with her red hair.
WILLIAM J. McCOY
"Mac"
General
Football 2,3,4 (Co-Captain) Track 2 Basketball 2 Varsity Club 3,4 Monitor 3,4 (Co-Captain)
Stage Crew 4 Scrivener 4 Religious Culture 4 Softball Intramurals 2,3,4 Senior Play (Stage Crew) Health Council 3,4
"Huh?" Used to be girl-shy . . . loves those foreigners . . . oh-h-h, those clothes . . . capable co-captain of the monitors and of the football team . . . keeps thoughts to himself . . . "sharp" character . . . can really pass a football . . . seems to enj oy walking (?) JAMES HENRY MAURO
"Tojo" Monitor 4
Academic Softball Intramurals 2,3,4 Religious Culture 4
"Wadda ya say?" Alias "Clark Gable" (for his side burns) . . . gets along with everyone ... attempts to pass English by laughing ... goes in for chemistry ... never sad . . . talks in circles ... frequently catches colds on school mornings.
LESLIE F. MAY, JR.
"Les" Monitor 4
Academic Class Officers 2 (Secretary) Religious Culture 3,4
"Hi!" Charter member of the M.P.L.C. . . . drives like a mad man ... helps Charlie J ohnson read the newspaper down at Martel's .... frequents the waterworks . . . always has a red face in English class ..• the calm, smooth type.
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HARRY DOUGLAS MILLER
General
"Har" Dramatic Club 4 Stage Crew 4
Track 2,3,4 Football 4
"Hey!" What a build ... the fabulous "Little Rock" ... likes all the girls, fond of a special one . . . really a good guard on the football team . . . runs like a streak . . . loves history and P.A.D. . . . gives everyone a laugh.
MARGARET TERESA MILNOR "Peggy" Commercial Dramatic Club 3,4 Student Council 4 . Class Officer (Secretary) 3,4
Scrivener 4 (Asso. Editor) Basketball 2,3 Honor Society 3,4 Senior Play (Publicity)
"Well!" Pretty and neat as a pin ... efficient secretary of the student council and the senior class ... member of Honor Society ... one gal who really works . . . seen with Helen . . . a lovely smile and pretty teeth.
WILLIAM H. MOENNIG
General
"Moon" Football 2,4 Track 2,4 Varsity Club 4
Scrivener 4 Sprl-Hlan 4 Monitor 4
"No kiddin', tell me all about it!" An art whiz ... seen guarding the southern entrance ... a good football player hot rodding his car around Saxer Avenue spends his summers in Ocean City ... what a smile!
CARL ARTHUR MOHR
"Carl"
Academic
Monitor 4
¡Scrlvener 4
"Oh, boy!" Future chemist . . . keeps Mr. Hottenstein in a general state of confusion about the A bomb ... always seen at his monitor's post near the boiler room . . . hopes to make the M.P.L.C. some day . . . seems to like Media.
"Ed"
EDWARD L. MUNHOLLAND Academic Softball
Intramurals
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"Ha-ha-ha." The corpse part in the senior play was very realistic doesn't care for a certain redhead; why? has a lot to say ... always telling a joke expects to be something great . . . ever willing to participate in any argument.
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WILLIAM C. NEI;L, JR.
Academic
"SlJider" Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2 (Manager) Track 2 , 4 ' Softball Intramurals 2,3,4 Dramatic Club 3,4 (Vice-President) Class Officer
Student Council 2,3,4 (Vice-President) Varsity Club 3,4 A Cappella Choir 3 Scrivener 4 1:oenior Play 2 (President)
"Clam-up." Has a weakness for blondes is one of the 10 that prefers "De Sotos again" 路 .. consul of the frat. and vice-president of the student council . . . good-looking, and "Oh-h-h, so nice!" ... did a good job at quarterback.
"Bob"
ROBERT CHARLES PARRISH Academic
Softball Intramurals 2,3,4 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 }'ootball 3 Scrivener 4 Boys' Ensemble 2,3,4 Spri-Hian 4 Senior Play
"Step outside." Holds up the bass section of the A Cappella ... made a great "Jonathan" 路 . . no special member of the feminine sex attracts him, they all do . . . loves to argue with anybody on any subject . . . a practical joker.
"Dave"
DAVID WALLACE PATTON Academic
A Cappella Choir 2,3 Dramatic Club 3.4 Football 2,3,4 Operators' Club 4 Basketball (Manager) 2,3,4 Track (Manager) 2,3 Softball Intramurals 2,3,4 Scrivener 4 Senior Play
"Cheese and cl路ackers." Seen "Truckin' on down . . . has a soft spot for freshmen . "Yo, T'arolyn" . . . could prove that black is white president of Mr. Madeira's "Webster Club" an individualist ... out of his seat during current event discussions. FRANK P. PFLIEGER
"Stumpy" Dramatic Club 4 Stage Crew 4 Monitor 4 Baseball 2,3,4
Academic Religious Culture 3,4 Track 4
Scrivener 4
Senior Play
"Yeah!" Just cannot get used to a one o'clock lunch period seen with a weed at noon .. curly hair always talking ... makes a good corpse ... seen dancing in the long room . . . future chief of the fire company.
HELEN ANN' PILKINGTON ."Iielen" Commercial Scrivener 4 (Business Manager) Softball Intramurals 3
Senior Play (Usherette) Dramatic Club 4 Honor Society 4
"Se that!" Future secretary ... speedster on a typewriter ... everybody's helper ... backbone of the Scrivener Business Staff . . . "Where's my knitting?" ... "Where's Peggy?" 路 .. has a heart interest in Wilmington loves to go bowling on Saturday night.
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JAMES SCHMIDT
Academic Track 2,3,4
Football 2,4 Monitor 4
"Now, listen." Future lawyer . . . guardian of the halls . . . Spanish is his favorite (?) subject ... likes all girls, loves none ... Mrs. Neely's pet peeve . . . oh, when he rolls those eyes! ... lots of fun . . . Likes to argue with "Munholland".
"Sis"
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Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 (Treasurer) Religious Culture 2,3,4 Dramatic Club 3,4 Girls' Chorus 4
Spri-Hian 4 Scrivener 4 Baseball Intramurals 3 ::.enior Play (Ticket Com.)
"I'll try." Frequently witnessed in the act of giving money to Mr. Schmidt . . . seen in art class ( ?) always busy . . . natural Llonde, wavy hair helps Tri-Hi-Y with its worthwhile plans . . . lends a nice voice to Girls' Chorus.
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"Dick" Religious Culture 3,4
"I don't know." .Nice smile trying to learn to spell ... soft, low voice always reading the newspaper during study hall . . . bashful type . . . quiet during all of his classes . . . seen, but not heard.
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AUDREY GRAYCE SESHER Academic "Hot Rod" Girls' Chorus 4 Spri-Hian 3,4 (Bus. Mgr.) Scrivener 4 Attendance Officer 4
Religious Culture 3 Hockey Intramurals 2 Baseball Intramurals 2 Basketball Intramurals 2,4
"Guess who I just saw!" Collects attendance slIps ... cheery type ... seen flying by in her "48" Hudson . . . eats in class looks forward to shorthand class (?) helps others with their chores . . . likes to dance . . . also likes sports.
"Jess"
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Operators' Club 2,3,4 (President) Class Officer 3,4 (President)
Stage Crew 2,3.4 Scrivener (Photography Editor) Senior Play (Stage Crew)
"Heck, no!" Responsible for all the pictures in the Scrivener ... seen walking with a dark haired lassie through the halls ... second home is Miss McNiel's office class president .. "boss" of the operators not bad, not bad at all. Twenty-t1u'ee
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"Ed" Operators' Club 2,3,4 Scrivener 4 Senior Play (Lighting)
"Huh!" Redhead minus the temper . . . busy traffic cop for junior high ... causes general confusion around the projection room ... likes to work on motors ... expresses his own private opinion in P.A.D. . . . handyman backstage.
MARILYN SIEGLE
Academic
"1'1'1arilyn"
Tri-Hi-Y 3 Spri-Hian 2,3,4 Student Council 2 Scrivener 4 Hockey 2,3 Religious Culture 3.4 Baseball Intramurals 2,3,4 Dramatic Club 4 Senior Play (Prompter)
"I'm so dumb." Audrey's little helper when Peggy has choir ... curly hair, beautiful eyes and dimples . . . has an escort on those long walks . . . prompted with an eye in another direction ... a sweet kid ... enjoys a joke.
"Ginny"
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Dramatic Club 4 Spri-Hian 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 (President) Scrivener 4 Religious Culture 4 Senior Play (Usherette) Honor Society 4
"Isn't it the truth?" Has a special interest in "redheads" ... hard-working president of TriHi-Y . . . slaughters English class . . . filling her hope chest . . . an expert seamstress . . . likes to talk over the radio ... willing worker.
HAROLD AUBREY STAATS
"Hal"
General Dramatic Club 3
"Ti Volio Bene Bambino." Featuring "Hot Lips" with his trumpet belongs to "Murder, Inc.", with his henchmen got a divorce ... hunting for a harem graduated with flying always knows the ancolors (technicolor) swers, but never gets them right.
MARGARET ANN STEWART "Peggy" Academw Hockey 3,4 Basketball 3 A Cappella Choir 3,4 (President) Band 2,3,4 (Captain Color Guard)
Spri-Hian 4 Scrivener 4 Class Officer 3 (Treasurer) Religious Culture 3 Honor Society 3,4 Girls' Ensemble 3 Senior Play
"Well, that's dumb! Tall, blonde type . . . hockey star . . . giggles . . . color guard . . . likes the seashore, and hayrides ... member of honor society . . . made a good "Martha" in the senior play . . . always ready for Freddie . . . keeps them all guessing. Twenty-four
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MOLLIE LEE STOHR
"/Wollie"
Academic
Spri-Hian 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Dramatic Club 3,4 Baseball Intramurals 2
Scrivener 4 Hockey Intramurals 2 Basketball Intramurals 2 Senior Play (Usherette)
"It isn't sanitary!" Spends most of her time at lunch ... always talks in Spanish class, not always in Spanish . . . likes Colonel Bill . . . can really slug a baseball bat ... writes (?) for the Spri-Hian ... an ardent Phillies follower.
VERNA MARIE SWEENEY "Sandy" Commercial Student Council 2
"Pretty Low!" A cute little brunette keeps 'em all in a spin enjoys (?) daily visits from the teachers heart interests in and out of Springfield telephone always busy ... loves to sew won't cut her hair.
JAMES DAVID TAYLOR
General Operators' Club 3,4 Monitor 4
Football 4 Track 2
"Take two, they're small." Seen in Miss McNiel's office all the time . . . shortest monitor . . . over the tracks at lunch time . . . did a swell job on the stage crew for the senior play . . . very cute . . . nice dresser . . . nice personality ... shy.
MURIEL ELIZABETH THOMAS Commercial "Mert" Student Council 4 Scrivener 4
Spri-Hian 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3 (Treasurer) 4
"Oh, it is not." "The Farmer" heads for Allentown on holidays . . . a cute little trick, lovely personality . . . heard asking, "Did I get a letter?" ... keeps track of Tri-Hi-Y .. good representative in the student council a future secretary.
JOHN W. THOMPSON
Academic
"Jack" Football 4
"You may last with me!" "Lady Killer" .. seen whizzing by in the "Blue Streak" . . plans to play "pro" football in the future .. hails from Unionville . . . one of our newest additions . . . a certain tall blonde junior attracts him.
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WILLIAM R. TURNER, JR. "Knob" Academic Football 3,4. Class Officers 2 Basketball 2,3,4 (Captain) Baseball Intramurals 2,3,4 Monitor 3,4 (Co-Captain) Track 4 Religious Culture 3,4 Health Council 3 Honor Society 4
"She's nice." Sharp dancer . . . cute as they come . . . basketball captain . . . a smart busines man ... spends his summers in Ocean City . . . gives them all a big thrill ( !) . those shoulders . . . an honor society man.
"Joe"
JOSEPH E. VAN ARTSDALEN Academic
Football 3,4 Track 3,4
Monitor 4 Student Council 4
"Ah-ah-ah-ah!" "Joker" ... hard worker. knows his P.A.D. . . . an asset to the student council . . . heard and then seen . . . loves to do housework (?) ... oh, those boots! ... heard arguing with Mr. Hottenstein ... peps up dull classes.
MARY ELIZABETH VON GLAHN "Betty" Academic A Cappella Choir 3,4 Spri-Hian 4 (Vice-President) Scrivener 4 Girls' Ensemble 3 Religious Culture 3,4 Hockey 2,3,4 (Captain) Band 4 Baseball Intramurals 2,3
"Gh, Golly! That's neat." A southern belle ... has an accent (sometimes) ... a redhead with no temper . . . excellent hockey captain . . . can sing, too (A Cappella couldn't get along without her?) ... energetic worker for Scrivener and Spri-Hian. DALE WALKER
Academic
"Moe"
"In the school I come from . Always has a laugh up his sleeve . . . occasionally "wows" Mr. Weaver's math. class by getting an "A" ... a "reg'lar feller" ... popular with everybody . . . an ansv,,-er for every¡~hing.
GLENN S. WAMPLER
"liVa?np" . Football 2,3,4 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4
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Academic Religious Culture 3,4 Monitor 4
"D?"01) Dead!" Dresses well . . . doesn't have much to say in P.A.D. . . . eats two bricks of ice cream a day ... has a spot for a feminine member of the class . . . a good monitor . . . a lucky member of the choir . . . takes good pictures.
JACK A. WARE
Gene?"al
"Ep" Spri-Hian 4
"Will you guys let me alone!" Friend to everyone ... a future writer ... what a talker ... a wizard in geometry . . . writes for SpriHian . . . keeps the hall orderly in front of Miss Berry's room ... likeable personality.
WILLIAM R. YOUNG
General
"Youngie" Football 2,3,4 (Co-Captain) Varsity Club 2,3,4 Student Council 2,3 Monitor 3,4 (Co-Captain) Religious
Hage Crew 4 Gass Officer Z,3 Track 2 Basketball 2 ~-enior Play (Stage Crew) Culture 3,4
"Hey, that's sharp!" The -"Personality Boy" ... one of Mr. Madeira's pals ... has a way with the opposite sex . . . good looking and a neat dresser . . . co-captain of the footbail team and monitors . . . restless about a rustcolored evening gown?!'! HAROLD CORNELL ZIEGLER, JR. Academic "Zeke" Band 3
Track 3,4 Basketball 3
"I'm tired." A sharp dresser ... always in a daze ... has a good sense of humor ... usually in the stag line . . . takes his daily nap in P.A.D. . . . would make a good comedian . . . he and Mr. Madeira get along swell?!? . . . what a voice in Spanish class (loves La Cucharacha) .
DONALD W. STROOT MAN General "Strootie" Junior & Senior Play Wrestling Team Student Court
"Hello, how a?'e ya?" Blonde and terrific loves to dance . . . another nice dresser . . . Yeadon's loss and Springfield's gain ... quite a wrestler . . . no heart interest as yet . . . thinks Springfield is "okay" . . . gets quite a few glances from the girls.
BETTY JEAN BUCK
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"Yo~t
all." What a southern accent!!! has a nice tan friendly and pleasant came north before travels a great deal flowing black tresses ... one Southerner who likes the North ... just arrived from Jacksonville, Florida.
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DEE ALEXANDER She likes "Tea for Two". ARMENA AVEDISIAN "Oh, Look at Her Ain't She Pretty." CONNIE BATEMAN "My Fickle Eye." JANET BENEDICT "Dance, Ballerina, Dance." MARTHA BLUNDIN "I Have But One Heart." B. J. CARR '." "Who Knows How Much I Love You?" JEAN DIXON "I'll Dance at Your Wedding." SUE EBENBACH "I've Got My Eye on You." JEAN GOEBEL "Who Knows" who that special person is? ASTRID HEINE "Happiness is Just a Thing Called Joe." KATHARINE HORN Seen doing "Knit One, Pearl Two". CAROLYN KORN "And It All Came True." ALICE MCCORMICK "It's Been A Long, Long Time." PEGGY MILNOR A girl who is always "Sweet and Lovely". HELEN PILKINGTON ~'Got a Saturday Date." HELEN SCHNELL "Little Girl In Calico." AUDREY SESHER "Green Eyes." MARILYN SIEGLE. . . . . . . . .. Her Cheerful "Smiles" brighten a dull day. GINNY SIMCOX She goes with a certain "Redhead". PEGGY STEWART "Let's Take The Long Way Home." MOLLIE STOHR "Take Me Out to the Gall game." MURIEL THOMAS "Love Letters" straight from the heart. BETTY VON GLAHN She found the "Bluebird of Happiness". VERNA SWEENEY She has "Star Eyes". GEORGE BARRETT He has the cutest "Personality". CHARLES BEECHING "A Feudin', A Fussin' and A Fightin' " in P.A.D. NORMAN BOWMAN "What is This Thing Called Love?" TERRY CASEy "Panama Jump". CHARLIE CONNON Always seen in his "Merry Oldsmobile". MARTIN GIFFORD "In Love, In Vain." HARRY GILDAy "Here Comes The Navy." PAUL GRIFFITH "Nancy, With the Laughing Face." DICK GUERIN ; "I Don't Want to Set the World On Fire." BILL HALBERSTADT "I Know Something I won't Tell" until the next edition. FRANK HAMILTON "I Dream of Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair." HOWARD HANCOCK , "Is It Too Late?" DICK HAZARD Springfield's "Cream of The Crop". DOUG HELLER ~'Oh, Look At Me Now." CHARLES JOHNSON He believes in "To Each His Own". JACK KOHL "Give Me The Simple Life." FRANK LONGHURST "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now." CHARLIE LURWICK "Now Is the Hour." JIM MAURO "Laughing On The Outside." LESLIE MAY "April Showers" will bring May flowers. "I'm a Shy Guy." BILL McCoy HARRY MILLER "Give Me Five Minutes More" with Windy. CARL MOHR Who threw Carl's overalls in "Mrs. Murphy's Chowder"? ED MUNHOLLAND "Stormy Weather" in chemistry. BILL NEIL Seen, "Close As Pages In a Book". BOB PARRISH "His Feet's Too Big For the Bed." BILL MOENNIG "Slap'er Down Agin, Paw!" JOE CHALUPA "Sstrellita" (Spanish version of Astrid). DAVE PATTON "Must You Ya-Ta-Ta, Ya-Ta-Ta, Ya-Ta-Ta?" FRANK PFLEIGER "Stump Jump." JIM SCHMIDT "New Shoes For My Baby." DICK SENSENIG I'm so Soft Hearted." JESSE SHEAFFER "Dice Jockey Jump." ED SmOLE "Just Because My Hair Is Curly." HAROLD STAATS Mad about those "Trumpet Blues". DONALD STROOTMAN "There'll Be Some Changes Made." "Small Fry." JIM TAYLOR JACK THOMPSON You "Heartbreakar". BILL TURNER "Huggin' And A ChaIkin" all night. JOE VAN ARTSDALEN "You Can Have Her, I Don't Want Her." DALE WALKER "For He's A Jolly Good Fellow." GLENN WAMPLER She's my "Pet Brunette". JACK WARE "After I'm Gone." "Don't Blame Me." BILL YOUNG HAROLD ZIEGLER "He's a Real Gone Guy."
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MR. MADEIRA . . . . . . . . . . . .. MR. JONES MR. HOTTENSTEIN MR. SCHMIDT MR. THOMAS MR. SMITH MR. STEPHENS MR. WEAVER MISS BRUSCH MRS. PEEL MISS BEATTY MISS SANBE . . . . . . . . . . . . .. MRS. NEELy MISS HALDEMAN MISS GRAHAM MISS McNIEL MISS BERRY MR. MILLER MISS SHRIVER MRS. TRIBIT MISS HEISS MISS BIGELOW MISS DALTON MR. GREEN MISS GAMBLE MR. HALL MISS NARBEY MRS. DENICE MR. WENTZ MR. SCHOPF
"Pass That Peace Pipe And Bury That Hatchet." "Heartbreaker." "Now Is The Hour." "Over There." "Pennies From Heaven." "That's What I Like About The South." "Flight of the Bumblebee." "You Thrill Me To The Square Root." "A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody." "On The Sunny Side of The Street." "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes." "Let's Have Another Cup of Coffee." "Chiquita Banana." "Won't You Tell Me When?" "As Time Goes By." "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself a Letter." "They Grow An Awful Lot of Coffee In Brazil." "Woodchopper's Ball." "Poor Little Buttercup." "Your Heart Goes Bumpity Bump." "Deep Purple." "Chatanooga Chew Chew." "The Secretary Song." "Danny Boy." "Easter Parade." "I Used To Work In Shamokin In A Department Store." "Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone." "The Gypsy." "Short And Sweet." "Dark Eyes."
ANONYMOUS SENIOR ANONYMOUS SENIOR
"Trip on a Greyhound Bus." "Three o'clock in he Morning."
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lVlost Popular-B."-Y oung;-~ C. Bateman. Runner"s Up-To Casey; M. Siegle.
Runners Up-B. McCoy; C. Korn.
Best Dressed-B. McCoy; J. Goebel. Runners Up-B. Neil; H. Pilkington.
Cutest-To Casey; C. Bateman. Runners Up-B. Turner; J. Goebel.
Best Dancers-B. Turner; C. Bateman. Runners Up-F .Longhurst; C. Korn.
Wolf-Flirt-B. Turner; M. Siegle. - Runners Up-F. Longhurst; C. Korn.
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. ---_.--------~ Best Sports-B. Turner; B. von Glahn.
Br"ightest-C. Beching; P. Milnor.
Runners Up-G. Barrett, C. Korn.
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C. Beeching; P. Milnor.
Runner"s Up-J. Sheaffer; P. Stewart.
Wittiest-G. Barret; C. Korn. Runner"s Up-F. Longhurst; C. Bateman.
Best Athletes-R. Hazard; S. Sbenbach. Runners Up-B. Turner; B. von Glahn.
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The Class of 1948 Presents
"ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" by
Joseph Kesserling directed by ISOBEL M: PRICE·
CAST Abby B?'ewster Rev. Dr. Ha?'per
JANET BENEDICT
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FRANK HAMILTON
Teddy B?'ewster
TERRY CASEY
Officer Brophy Officer Klein Martha Brewster Elaine Ha?'pe?' Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs
JACK KOHL HOWARD HANCOCK PEGGY STEWART MARTHA BLUNDIN CHARLES CONNON DAVID PATTON
Jonathan B?'ewster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Dr. Einstein Officer O'Ha?"a Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon Thirty-four
BOB PARRISH
FRANK LONGHURST BILL NEIL CHARES BEECHING PAUL GRIFFITH
~tnior ~la!, On Saturday night, March 13, the days of worry and the sleepless nights were at an end. We all breathed a sigh of relief as the final curtain went down on our big production of "Arsenic and Old Lace". While teachers bellowed, books grew dusty, and icicles hung from our noses, we practived (?) ---- in between the eating of doughnuts and the smoking of ! Every Saturday morning we could be seen staggering into the auditorium looking like "the morning after the night before". Poker games, sponsored by the corpse, seemed to provide amusement for the masculine sex. As the 12th of March approached, we all administered nerve pills and hoped for the best. Laryngitis and warped minds proved to be the greatest handicaps, but in the end we all agreed the production was the best ever. P.S.
We must not forget the scrub job in the back room!
SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEES
Tickets and Programs-Helen Schnell, Alice McCormick, George Barrett, Joe Chalupa. Advertising-Peggy Milnor, Bill Moennig, Armena Avedisian, Muriel Thomas. Make-Up-Charles Lurwick, Harold Ziegler, Mollie Stohr, Betty von Glahn. ProlJC1"ty-Astrid Heine, Jean Goebel, Bette Jane Carr, Sue Ebenebach. Stage Crew-Charles Johnson, Harry Miller, Jesse Sheaffer, James Taylor, Bill McCoy, Bill Young, Norman Bowman. Lighting-Ed. Sibole. PrOm1Jter-Marilyn Siegle. Ushers-Connie Bateman, Carolyn Korn, Helen Pilkington, Virginia Simcox, Mollie Stohr, Verna Sweeny, Peggy Milnor, Helen Schnell, Jean Dixon, Muriel Thomas.
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OCCASION PLACE yEAR
Banquet for the Cast of "48" Cougar Hall 1958
Well, here we are back together again after 10 long years of work (?) and as the Master of Ceremonies I will make a toast to all of the "Cast of 48" in honor of their achievements ... pardon me, if I laugh!. Now, a toast to: TRAVELING ALEXANDER ... who has been in every state in the country with Jimmy Reid and his band. VARGA AVEDISIAN . . . our talented artist who is still putting the curves in the right places. MORMON BATEMAN . . . who is still seen "clowning around" in spite of the fact that she has 100 husbands. TWINKLE TOES BENEDICT ... still trying to dislocate her hips ... joined hula-hula girls with Tommy as her manager. ApPETITE BLUNDIN . . . who loves to eat, but still can't cook . . . canning factories doing terrific business ... Keith turning to tin. LAZY CARR making $1,000 a week and doing no work ... dumb, but handsome boss. POOR DIXON married to an English teacher ... her lover for them hasn't changed. CURVES EBENBACH ... who gave up her position as a hockey coach to model for Esquire . . .. husband having nervous breakdown. JOURNALIST GOEBEL . . . left husband to go ba-ck and edit another "Scrivener" -- this time with reversible cover (light blue, dark blue). FARMER HEINE ... she finally gave in and went to Maine to dig potatoes ... Joe going too. LUCKY KORN . . . who is living in a beautiful 20 room house with her husband and 4 children. MADEMOISELLE MCCORMICK ... famous hair-stylist ... sued for shaving an old spinster bald ... new style didn't go over so well. NUMBER PLEASE MILNOR ... her favorite saying is "Hello, your line is busy, but mine isn't . . . over-run by beaux. SECRETARY PILKINGTON ... the world was shocked by her falling off the boss's lap .. it didn't teach her a lesson either. COLD SCHNELL ... our famous dresss designer who is living in Alaska. SALESWOMAN SIEGLE ... sells Ford cars ... her motto--"Ford out front". REDS SIMCOX . . . who was particularly fond of red heads in her younger days, now is the mother of 5 little red heads. POLITICIAN STEWART ... who is the up and coming President of the M.P.L.C. DR. STOHR ... the famous nose surgeon ... she specializes on dogs. AUTHOR SWEENEY . . . her latest brain-storm is: "How To Make Love in Fifty Easy Lessons." ARTISTE MOENNIG ... our commercial artist who firmly believes that the shortest distance between two points is a curve instead of a straight line. FABULOUS STROOTMAN ... our famous millionaire who charges $1,000 for a lock of his hair. DIGNIFIED THOMAS ... the owner and operator of "The' School of Etiquette for Young Ladies". MERMAID VON GLAHN ... she dives for crabs at Daytona Beach, Florida ... that's how she caught her husband. PEEPING BARRETT ... still riding down to the waterworks with his binoculars ... just spying (?) ATTORNEY BEECHING ... who just finished his famous case on "Who Shot John's Other Wife?" HOT ROD BOWMAN who, after all these years, is still pushing his "hot rod" down Sproul Road no money-no gas. CARTOONIST CASEY who is writing his own version of "Ozark Ike" . . . it is called "Terry and Dinah". TRAPPER CHALUPA ... who is still out dea'r hunting ... unlimited season this year ... on Powell Road. SCHOLAR HORN ... still trying to get out of Mr. Schmidt's shorthand class ... rumors are flying. SMASH-UP SESHER ... regaining her health in Florida from latest "hot rod" accident ... state revokes all women's licenses.
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INSTRUCTOR CONNON who spends all his spare time giving driving lessons. SPEED DEMON GIFFORD who just won the championship title for racing midget cars. INVENTIVE GILDAY who just invented a detention hall with cigarette and coke machines having hard time getting a patent. MILLIONAIRE GRIFFITH ... who is seen spending his millions trying to revive a Roosevelt Club Nancy is helping. EINSTEIN GUERIN who wore out his brains inventing a better atom bomb. NEWSY HALBERSTADT ... editor of the Grenquirer. FRANK "SINATRA" HAMILTON ... who has become the greater groaner in history. his latest song ... "Your Teeth Are Like Stars-They Come Out At Night". SITTER HANCOCK . . . who is always minding the kids with Betty. HOBO HELLER ... who lives with the rest of his buddies in ~ne of the local hobo camps. BOW-LEGGED JOHNSON ... who owns a cattle' ranch in Arizona and is the well-known "Cowboy Terror". COMEDIEN KOHL ... who has his own program called "The Laughing Ghost". HIGH-POWERED LONGHURST ... who got $1,000,000 as a bonus for selling 1,000 pair of women's panties at a sale in Minnie's Lingerie Shoppe. FOOLISH LURWICK ... who loved P. A. D. so'much that he became a history teacher ... May He Rest In Peace-AMEN. SUMMER SCHOOL MAURO ... he is still going to summer school to pass English ... he laughed too hard! ! ! PROPRIETOR MAY . . . who owns a lot at the "Water Works" for research purposes only (?) SURPRISED McCoy . . . while on a tour he went back and found Richardson's jokes growing beards. JUDGE MILLER ... who is a judge at beauty contests . . . he had to have an operation ... his eyes popped out. PROMOTER MOHR ... who has made the M. P. L. C. an international organization, while inventing a new type of mouse trap on the side. HEN-PECKED MUNHOLLAND ... who does the chores around the house while his harem works, .. scrubs floors as a sideline. SULTAN NEIL ... who lives in India with his harem of beautiful women ... President of India's Water Works. TEABALL HAZARD ... owner of the largest tea company in the world . . . his slogan"Good to the last drip!" , SOAP OPERA PARRISH the talented commercial singer for Mrs. Tuddle's Meat Balls. SITTING BULL PATTON who just quit his job of testing beds ... work too hard. FIRE CHIEF PFLIEGER who is Springfield's Fire Chief ... his record--too late for every fire. SMOKEY SCHMIDT who is such a success that he now smokes $1 cigars. VIRTUOSO 'SENSENIG who is the greatest pianist the world has ever known . . . his masterpiece-liThe March of the Ants in Z Flat". DISTRESSED SHEAFFER ... who is still trying to collect Christmas card money ... Betty is supervising. CAPABLE SIBOLE ... the most efficient civil engineer of the day. HAROLDISKY STAATS ... who makes millions by telling people's fortunes ... how does he do it? ... that's his secret., GREASE MONKEY TAYLER ... owns his own garage, but can never find his way out of the grease. SMOOTHIE THOMPSON ... who has just revived the old song "Heartbreaker" . . . and he is! SPEEDY TURNER ... oops! his rocket ship just exploded. who is still predicting that Miss Sanbe will become WINCHELL VAN ARTSDALEN principal of Springfield High School. liM. L. WALKER" ... now Principal of S. H. S.... an hour of school every day. MONSIEUR WAMPLER ... who is now a Paris dress designer and making $5,000 a week ... the style is 1 foot above the knee. PROUD WARE is married and the father of twins ... seen handing out cigars. EAGER YOUNG who singed his eyebrows seeing if the furnace was lit ... it was!! CASANOVA ZIEGLER ... who is the operator of a chorus girl school ... his latest statement has been: "Love those women!" With strains of "Here we sit like birds in the wilderness, waiting for some food to come", I will close with this last thought-may the cast and production of "48" never by forgotten!
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SECTION ONE
First Row: R. McKee; J. Loveland; D. Green; M. Hewitt; R. Leach; B. Lohr; R. Mueller.
Fi'rst Row: F. Carr; B. Burton; J. Clift; L. Browne; K. Angstadt; J. Daniels; T. Casey.
Second Row: E. MacDonald; M. McCarty; L. Longacre; B. Lentz; B. Greenberg; A. Howard; M. Gregory; Mr. Weaver.
Second Row: L. Brooks; N. Beitzel; D. Clegg; P. Boardman; M. Conover; N. Bleecker; S. Cheyney; Mr. Jones.
Third Row: M. Johnson; A. Frye; C. Manbeck; R. Hendrickson; G. Laurie; F. Long; C. MacReynolds; N. Grotz.
Third Row: P. Doyle; J. Albrecht; J. Chibatar; E. Bunting; R. Benner.
Fourth Row: G. Milnor; J. Korenko; B. Knaff; B. Leonard; J. Ford; J. Manera; J. Huey; N. Lawson; Mr. Jones.
Fourth Row: D. Conrad; J. Duffy; W. Burdick; F. Brumble; L. Denk; D. Dallas; W. Allison.
SECTION THREE
First Row: R. Ristine; L. Peeples; E. Turner; J. Schriver; M. Peters; B. Phillips; D. Steele. Second Row: M. Norman; J. Schwarz; L. Winters; P. Waltz; J. Pancoast; W. Shaw; D. Rademan; Mr. Schmidt. Third Row: P. Willits; D. Rose; N. Soder; N. Siegle; A. Rennie. Fourth Row: W. Runkle; R. Walkup; C. Peifer; A. Saunders; J. Steimer; J. Stevenson.
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SECTION ONE
SECTION TWO
First Row: M. Fitzgerald; D. Bucknum; S. Crothers; S. Evans; T. Erickson; M. Bates; B. Dreyer.
First Row: J. Maisel; B. Gruwell; D. Morg-an; B. Hall; A. Horrox; P. Hurst; D. Lownes.
Second Row: M. Abrahamson; P. Carroll; J. Chalupa; M. Avedisian; M. Crouse.
Second Row: J. Leonard; B. Garrett; M. Livezey; M. McLaughlin; C. Mason; V. Jones; E. McAlpin; Mr. Richardson.
Thi1"d Row: F. Doxie; J. Eckman; J. Conard; C. Doyle.
Thi?Od Row: K. Parker; J. Iliff; M. Grotz; J. Kresge; C. Hamilton; L. Morris; A. Harman.
FoU?·th Row: R. Fisher; W. Durham; R. Forrester; B. Dreyer; J. Brennan; Mr. Hottenstein.
Fourth Row: S. Montgomery; S. Hutchinson; F. Harrigan; E. Maffei; J. Kierstead; J. Hilbeck; J. Nessen.
SECTION THREE
Fi?"st Row: E. Rhoades; D. Schnell; T. Yarnall; R. Scull; E. Ryder; E. Robbins; R. Von Glahn. Second Row: Miss Berry; C. Vaughters; M. Sensenig; S. Shaw; S. Robertson; J. Stewart; C. Sibole; R. Reiniger. Thirod Row: E. Schreiber; M. Walkup; N. Shenberger; L. Weber; C. Swezey; J. Schiller; 1\1 .Whelan; B. Richardson; W. Schmidt. Fourth Row: D. Race; A. Walch; G. Swatek; W. Raker; W. Stohr; R. Rankin; J. Spargo; D. Rademan.
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SECTION ONE
FiTst Row: G. Glauner; N. Green; W. Pancoast; J. Himelwright; P. Hottenstein; J. Hoppes; C. Maits.
First Row: R. Allison; G. Clegg; W. Bosbyshell; J. Cody; E. Cottrill; S. Fowler; F. Conover.
Second Row: Miss Brusch; M. Hill; D. Kunkle; E. Heap; C. Hoot; L. Pancoast; J. McCarty; Mr. Hall.
Second Row: M. Beatty; D. Cress; L. Chalupa; M. Fredd; S. Albrecht; B. Brown; B. Colvin.
Third Row: W. Jones; T. Hall; B. Lowrie; R. Lewis; F. Mohr; A. Garrett. FoU?,th Row: J. Pollack; J. Keech; L. Peifer; G. Haabestad; C. Morgan; K. Gregor; B. Hesser; S. Hancock.
SECTION THREE
Fi7'st Row: R. Parris; J. Rossiter; J. Speyer; N. Ristine; E. Van Artsdalen; B. Stroud; W. Shaffer. Second Row: N. Wiand; M. L. Strain; J. Sesher; D. Stauffer; L. Skow; M. Wadlund; M. Schick; B. Willits. Third Row: S. Sieger; D. Walon; W. Hazard.
Fourth Row: R. Wittig; D. Worthington; T. Phillips; D. Runkle; L. Rigg; H. Whitcomb; C. Walker; W. Songster; G. Thompson; M. Green.
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Third Row: D. Dewey; L. Foster; D. Brown' W. Crothers; D. Fireoved; Mr.
Thoma~.
Fourth Row: A. Aikman; D. Dumigan; D. Crawford; C. Anderson; R. Daut; A. Berger; J. Fanelli.
SECTION ONE
SECTION TWO
FiTst Row: B. Greenberg; A. Green; L. Diggins; L. Glover; N. Butz; B. Diffenbaugh; T. Brooks.
F,ij'st Row: R. Janes; J. Miller; R. Mohn; P. McIntyre; F. Masho; C. Long; D. Irey.
Second Row: B. Albert; E. Durst; D. French; G. Dirren; E. Bergner; M. Galloway; R. Durham; Mrs. Neely.
Second Row: B. Messick; N. Light; S. Oberle; S. Oberle; B. Jones; J. Lang; J. Korenko; B. McCandless.
Third Row: G. Cavey; A. Charlesworth; W. Driscoll; H. Anderson.
Third Row: D. Mossman; R. Koetzle; B. Jones; Mr. Wentz.
FouTth Row: G. Hewitt; R. Georgion; J. Hoffman; H. Grant; R. Hance; E. Carroll; W. Card; D. Denzler.
FOUl·th Row: W. Shaw; D. Lilley; K. Mauro; J. Nagy; C. Miller; W. Kresge; W. McBride; R. Kayser; W. Lotter.
SECTION THREE
Fint Row: D. Williams; R. Warnock; M. Thomas; S. Small; R. Wright; N. Ryder; D. Tribit. Second Row: G. Reiniger; M. Studley; N. Walters; C. Poole; L. Tansley; J. Siegle; D. Simpson; Miss Beatty. Third Row: J. Stumpf; D. Williams; M. J. Walters; M. Paxson; B. Rhoades; B. Skow; J. Vance; F. Pigage; W. Walton. Fouj·th Row: H. Reynolds; J. Songster; C. Savidge; R. Wittig; W. Swatek; J. Songster; D. Stephens; R. Wolfe; R. Norman; I... Rose; W. Pusey.
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SECTION ONE
Fi1"st Row: R. Neely; J. Newton; J. Mann; M. E. Mann; R. Leonard; J. Nichols; R. Hall.
Fi1"st Row: J. Baker; S. Dallas; H. Fredd; M .Galloway; J. Davis; C. Essick; E. Clegg.
Second Row: J. Krumboldt; S. McKay; B. Pollack; J. Gregory; L. Gorby; M. McMenamin; S. Jones; J. Graeber.
Second Row: Miss Bigelow; F. Ade; L. Forrester; C. Georgion; J. Eyster; C. Card; P. Fitzgerald; J. Coulson.
Thir路d Row: R. Hall; J. Lynn; W. Graff; A. Meredith; N. Hanlon; S. Meneely; W. Hope.
Third Row: A. Graeber; P. Eckman; B. Glover; L. Abrahamson; W. Fredricks; F. Doxie; B. Crouse; B. Booth; C. Black.
FOUTth Row: R. Nichols; J. McLachlan; J. Knaff; T. Mitchell; W. Krebs; W. McMains; R. Irving; E. Kibblehouse; Miss Gamble.
FOU7"th Row: E. Byers; F. Dreyer; A. Chibatar; W. Altier; G. Baker; R. Bleecker; W. Campbell; K. Conrad.
SECTION THREE
First Row: C. Smith; F. Wanner; S. Os路路 born; D. Smith; J. Robbins; R. Plotts; D. Webberking. Second Row: W. Simpson; W. Sheely; J. Steele; L. Rankin; R. Schiller; R. Shear; J. Strain. Third Row: Miss Sanbe; P. Watson; J. Whitaker; G. Thomas; T. Rabbi; W. Quinn; A. Sharp; C. Reid; A. Scott. Four路th Row: N. Williams; G. Phillips; A. Schick; B. Tuckwood; R. Sharp; M. Taylor.
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Line: P. Griffith; W. Moennig; H. Miller; J. Van Artsdalen; F. B-rumble; J. Steimer; D. Patton; W. Turner.
JUNIOR HIGH
Fil"st Row: F. Masho; J. Fanelli; P. Hottenstein; R. Wolfe; W. Pancoast; G. Cavey; W. Swatek; R. Wittig. Second Row: D. Dumigan; D. Worthington; R. Wittig; G. Glauner; T. Hall, Co-captain; W. Hazard, Co-captain; G. Thompson; T. Phillips; A. Berger; K. Mauro. Third Row: D. Mossman; B. Jones; D. Lilley; W. Driscoll; A. Garrett; A. Charlesworth; F. Pigage; C. Anderson; J. Nagy. l"ourth Row: Mr. Richardson, Asst. Coach; R. Koetzle; C. Ford; L. Lowrie; J. Stumpf; F. Mohr; R. Lewis; S. Sieger; D. Fireoved; Mr. Schopf, Coach. Fifth Row: R. Bleecker; L. Rankin; F. Dreyer; E. Clegg; C. Holt; R. Wright; R. Leonard; R. Schiller; E. Byers. Sixth Row: W. Card; H. Reynolds; W.. McMains; T. Brooks; B. Baker; R. Irving; J. McLachlan; J. Strain; R. Shear; G. Hewitt. Seventh Row: W. Lotter, Managel'; W. Bosbyshell, Manager; R. Georgion; G. Thomas; T. Mitchell; J. Steele; R. Hall; W. Fredricks; L. Rose; D. Smith, Manager. Forty-six
First Row: W. Neil; J. Van Artsdalen; R. Hazard; W. Turner; W. McCoy, Co-captain; W. Young, Co-captain; H. Miller; T. Casey; D. Patton. Second Row: Mr. Hall, Coach; R. Von Glahn; F. Carr; C. Dreyer; R. Rankin; D. Conrad; E. Turner; J. Nessen; A. Horrox; Mr. Jones, Asst. Coach. Thil"d Row: J. Thompson; F. Doxie; R. Walkup; W. Burdick; W. Moennig; R. Hendrickson; J. Taylor; J. Steimer; F. Brumble. Fourth Row: C. Peifer; H. Hancock; G. Wampler; T. Andrews; F. Harrigan; R. Fisher; C. Swezey; J. Duffy; W. Schmidt; E. Schreiber. Fifth Row: T. Yarnall, Manager; J. Chalupa, Manager; G. Swatek; P. Griffith; J. Schmidt; R. Forrester; K. Paker; W. Jones, Manager; F. Long, Manager.
Backfield: T. Casey; W. Neil; R. tIazard; W. Young; R. Walkup; W. McCoy.
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~ockep VARSITY
Kneeling: N. Lawson; J. Daniels; M. Hewitt; J. Goebel; L. Wintel's; M. Crouse. Standing: Miss Brusch, Coach; N. Bietzel; N. Grotz; B. Von Glahn, Captain; N. Bleecker; D. Rose; M. Grotz; E. Bunting, Manager.
JUNIOR VARSITY
Sitting: M. Norman; L. Longacre; B. Hall; M. Gregory; B. Greenberg. Kneeling: B. Richardson; R. Reiniger; J. Pancoast; M. Abrahamson; J. Huey, Manager. Standing: M. Conover; S. Ebenbach, P. Stewart, Co-Captains; L. Weber; C. Hamilton; Miss Brusch, Coach.
The first game of the season was with Radnor.
This game
was rather unsuccesful, but as the season progressed the Cougarettes improved.
They defeated Yeadon by a score of 2-0;
the next victory was over Media.
Other Cougartte victories in-
cluded the alumnae and Ridley Park games. boy-girl hockey game, the boys won 2-0.
In the annual
The Cougarette team,
which started the season green, was coached by the capable and patient Miss Brusch.
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1&o!'s' Jiasketball VARSITY
First Row: G. Barrett; D. Conrad. Second Row: F. Hamilton, Manager; T. Hall; S. Rhoades; R. Fisher. Thir'd Row: B. Jones, Manager; D. Hendrickson; R. Walkup; F. Brumble; W. Turner, Captain; P. Doyle; J. Taylor; D. Heller; Mr. J ones, Coach.
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JUNIOR VARSITY
Fint Row: G. Glauner; J. Nessen; P. Hottenstein. Second Row: B. Jones, ManagD. Fireoved; L. Lowrie; F. Mohr; R. Lewis; D. Runkle; S. Sieger; A. Garrett; F. Harrigan; W. Crothers; Mr. Hall, Coach.
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VARSITY
First Row: N. Beitzel; M. Conover, Manager; D. Rose; J. Dixon, Manager; M. Burritt.. Second Row: N. Lawson; J. Schiller; L. Winters; N. Soder; C. Bateman, Captain; M. Grotz; C. Korn; S. Ebenbach; B. Carr; Miss Brusch, Coach.
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JUNIOR VARSITY
First Row: R. Reiniger; Bates; B. Hall; M. Norman.
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Second Row: J. Chalupa; Crouse.
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Thirod Row: Mrs. Flaherty, Coach; B. Willits; G. Haabestad; M. McLaughlin; C. Manbeck; B. Richardson; J. Eckman; P. Carroll; C. Hamilton; S. Shaw; B. Garrett.
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VARSITY CLUB
First Row: R. Hazard, Vice-President; W. Young, Secretary; W. Turner, President; W. Neil, Treasurer; W. McCoy. Second Row: Mr. Jones, Adviser; H. Miller; F. Hamilton; J. Steimer; T. Hall. Thi1·d Row: R. Walkup; J. Thompson; D. Patton; F. Brumble; J. Van Artsdalen. TRACK
First Row: H. Ziegler; R. Fisher; R. McCormick; R. Hazard, Capt.; J. Kierstead; B. Dreyer; T. Andrews. Second Row: D. Morgan; F. Pflieger; W. Jones; H. Miller; D. Race; E. Panczner. Third Row: W. Durham; G. Swatek; C. Swezey; A. Saunders; J. Van Artsdalen; R. Rankin; J. Clift. Fourth Row: L. Denk; K. Parker; R. Benner; H. Hancock; R. Walkup; W. McCoy. ~ Fifth Row: R. Hendrickson; G. Laurie; W. Schmidt; F. Doxie; W. Turner; W. Burdick; Mr. Schopf, Coach. Sixth Row: D. Green; R. Dallas, Manager; J. Schmidt; F. Carr. Fifty
((beerleabtrs The Cheerleaders donned new costumes for this year.
These combined with
their long tresses, "Grable" legs, and outstanding cheering, won praises from all.
Their
enthusiasm at the football and basketball games was so contagious that the highest spirits were evident from this year's students.
SENIOR HIGH: C. Bateman E. MacDonald M. Norman S. Evans B. Greenberg C. Korn
JUNIOR HIGH: S. Small L. Forrester J. Keech C. Holt J. Rossiter L. Pancoast N. Green
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SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL
Fir'st Row: J. Steimer; J. Kohl, Treas.; P. Milnor, Sec.; T. Casey, Pres.; B. Neil, Vice-Pres.; R. Walkup; Mr. Smith, Adviser. Second Row: C. Connon; W. Jones; F. Long; E. Schreiber; R. Forrester; J. Van Artsdalen; D. Conrad; D. Morgan. Third Row: S. Shaw; M. Blundin; M. Crouse; M. Burritt; J. Pancoast; E. McAlpin; M. Thomas. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL
First Row: Mr. Richardson, Adviser; A. Garrett, Treas.; D. Worthington, Vice-Pres.; T. Hall, Pres.; M. Strain, Sec.; J. Stumpf; D. Mossman. Second Row: S. Dallas; D. Denzler; M. Taylor; J. McLachlan; C. Card; E. Byers. Thir'd Row: C. Long; J. Keech; J. Fanelli; A. Meredith; B. Brown; J. Steele; G. Reiniger; L. Glover. Fifty-two
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SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB M. Siegle,
FOOTLIGHT PERFORMERS First Row: B. Leonard; H. Miller; A. Rennie. Second Row: A. Frye, Treasurer; C. Dreyer, Vice-President; L. Winters, President; B. Richardson, Secretary; Miss Bigelow, Adviser. Third Row: E. Robbins; J. Loveland; V. Jones; M. Livezey; J. Korenko; B. Lohr. , Fourth Row: N. Siegle; E. Maffei; J. Kresge; A. Gregory; J. Manera. Fifty-three
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First Row: J. Benedict; J. Leonard; H. Schnell; M. Sensenig. Second Row: E. Mac Donald; C. Hamilton; M. Mc Laughlin; A. Howard; J. Albrecht; J. Huey; Miss Shriver, Director. Third Row: J. Daniels; M. Gregory; B. Dreyer; C. Sibole; R. Reiniger; A. Sesher; D. Schnell; P. Hurst. Fourth Row: L. Weber; S. Ebenbach; C. Manbeck; J. Schiller; M. Grotz. Fifth Row: P. Carroll; M. Walkup; M. Avedisian; J. Iliff; J. Chalupa; L. Morris; A. Avedisian; C. Mason.
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The numerous musical organizations provided a gay background for our movie. During our Christmas scene they enhanced our gaiety with lively traditional songs and impressive carols. For the Spring sequence they offered many delightful tunes. While our production was being completed, our musical organizations made several guest appearances over local radio stations, and the A Cappella Choir and the Girls' Chorus appeared at the local churches. No movie is complete without a bit of mystery; this element was present at the annual band concert. Signs encouraged the conjectures as to whether the guest conductor would be the Walking Man or Miss Berry or ? ? ?
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First Row: R. Forrester; T. Yarnall; B. Greenberg, Librarian; B. Von Glahn, Vice-President; M. Stewart, President; M. Burritt, Secretary; J. Eckman; C. Peifer, Librarian; Miss Shriver. Second Row: B. Phillips; B. Burton; B. Knaff; R. McKee; A. Heine; M. Crouse; F. Carr; S. Cheyney; N. Lawson; J. Goebel. Thi1"d Row: F. Long; D. Duck; J. Taylor; G. Laurie; R. Parrish; R. Hendrickson; G. Wampler; A. Harman; F. Harrigan. FouTth Row: N. Beitzel; D. Rose; P. Boardman; J. Clift; J. Conrad; W. Jones; R. Mueller; M. Conover; N. Bleecker; M. Johnson.
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Fi1·st Row: Mrs. Peel, Adviser; J. Pancoast; M. Blundin, Secretary; V. Simcox, President; H. Schnell, Treasurer; N. Lawson; Mrs. Neely, Adviser. Second Row: M. Hewitt; M. Thomas; D. Schnell; A. Howard; C. Mason; B. Phillips; C. Vaughters; L. Browne. Third Row: A. Avedisian; J. Conard; C. MacReynolds; J. Chibatar; C. Manbeck; M. Stohr; N. Beitzel. Fourth Row: S. Robertson; J. Benedict; B. Leonard; J. Ford; B. Knaff; J. Huey; B. Garrett; B. Lentz. Fifty-eight
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Fint Row: F. Pflieger; Mr. Wentz, Adviser; J. Taylor; W. McCoy; C. Johnson; R. Leach. Second Row: H. Sheaffer; W. Young.
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First Row: J. Chalupa; W. Turner, Co-capt.; W. McCoy, Cocapt.; W. Young, Co-capt.; N. Bowman. Second Row: J. Taylor; F. Pflieger; J. Mauro; C. Sibole; J. Ware; Mr. Hottenstein, Adviser. Third Row: C. Mohr; F. Hamilton; J. Thompson; C. Johnson; J. Schmidt; W. Neil. Fourth Row: J. Van Artsdalen; G. Wampler; H. Hancock; M. Gifford; L. May.
OPERATORS' CLUB President-Jesse Sheaffer. First Row: C. Lurwick, Secretary; D. Duck, Vice-Pres.; M. Gifford, Treas.; Miss McNiel, Adviser. Second Row: E. Sibole; J. Taylor; J. Stevenson; D. Steele; D. Green. Third Row: A. Harman; W. Walton; B. Baker; D. Dallas. Fourth Row: J. Brennan; S. Montgomery; J. Kierstead; F. Hamilton.
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. XVII, No. 3
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w Headline Technique Presented in Meeting By C. F. Troxell Ie annual Southeastern Regional lp of the Pennsyh'ania School ;s Association, the Philadelphia lie School Press Association, and Columbia Scholastic P,'ess As· Ition Journalism Conference con·d at 9:00 a. m. on Saturday, ember 15, 1947, at the Drexel itlite of Technology,. in Philadel.
Light Services ringfield High Sunday eve· 8:00 p. m. on the walls, . 'ghts were, as 'vices impl:e I stood in each
Ie ·theme of the convention was eting the Challenge of a New ". The principal ,peakers of the :ings were Miss Ernestine Hob· n and Mr. Johanne~ U. Hoeber. Ie SPRI-HIA:\ repl'e,entatives, 11 i a m Halberstadt, Editor·in- Seniors Canvass Town ED! f and Richard Guerin, A~sociate Elect l'.r~~_ '• . __L STAFF ~~, attended a sectional meeting Soliciting Christmas leadline techniqul:. The Chair- Card Subscriptions Group Presidenf ..,. _ , Robert E. Gel'l1et, of The During- the past few weeks, the This year, S p r i n g fi e I d High ,gtonian, the official ~chool pubion of Abington High School, ~eniors of Springfield High School School's mothers have organized into a group known as " High School ,gton, Pa., introduced Claire. have canva~sed much of Springfield Moth.. " on has been 'zew~ki, £;'0111 the Frankford with folders and boxes of Christ~~5 roup. as its I Wa)', Frankf'rd Hig-h School, The 'eniors ~!!!~==~~.as chosen to Mr. Charles F. Troxell, Vice- cal·d~. many ho=---- --.b" .ident, along ident of the C,,!umbi;1 Scholastic s Association and Ad:\;ise-l~ ..~~· -"" ,. 0 Berger, will sen-e a; Ikford High V"--'-"_-""~~~'---lzation. I School, Philad' 0, the opel" ,e new headlil1e 'e" was pre· ;. of the SPRI·}J 01 auditoriu it' of the con~ roup. .11e leadership sen to assist Cougar Can)videsVa~ I dU;'ing interringfield HighJ lmaJor school l ,vas a succes played by Eli ·11--.-----'-, y Hurst sang H vocal trio pr ;om Wedding:;:' Lorraitie Peepl.e
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'he Girl Scouts of Springfield ~ been doing their share in this 'mendable campaign by placing' ,ontribution box in the High 001 Cafeteria. Donations to ; fund go not only to combat active disease of tuberculosis also help to prevent it through community X-ray plan.
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1 B nvlyfit.Hewitt. Virgini2. Simcox rand Janet Benedict were 01~ the. Make-up Committee; and Carolyn MacReynolds, Charlotte Manbeck, and June Huey were on the Prompting Committee. The show was a decided success. The members of the Senior Dramatic Club are to be complimented for their perfol·mance. The Junior Dl'amatic Club, directed by Miss Edith Bigelow, presented "The Tree", a Christmas comedy in
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Edilor.in.Cbief-WILLIAM HALBERSTADT. Associate EdHor-RICHARD GUERIN. Sports Editor-FRANK ·"AMILTON. Ex=banqe Editor-MARGARET CONOVER. Busilless Manaq~r-AUDREY SESHER. Circulation Manager-CAROLYN MocREYNOLDS. Editorial Staff-ASTRID HEmE JEAN GOEBEL, MARGARET STEWART. MOLLI!: STOHR, RICHARD DALLAS, JEANETn: PANCOAST. LORETTA WlriTE"S. MA"""'RE1 McLAUGHlIN. CAROL MASON. MARJORIE GROTZ. JOYCE DANIELS. NANCY WIAND, JUDITH ALBRECHT. MARILYN SIEGLE. LOUISE PANCOAST, DEBORAH KUNKLE. JOHN WARE. NOR~~l.f. Staff-LOUISE WEBER. JACQUELINE ILIfF. ROSE REINIGER. MARY ELLEN Art Staff-SUE EBENBACH. HELEN SCHNELL. DOROTHY ROSE. JANET BENEDICT. Business Staff-ROBERT PARIS!-l, bETTE JANE CARR, BETTY von GLAHN, CARL PEIFER. ARMENA AVEDISIAN. CHARLOTIE MANBECK. NANCY LAWSON. DOROTHY SCHNELL. ANNE fRYE. Circulalion Staff-SARAH ANN CHEYNEY, NANCY SIEGLE. RUTH SKULL. Typisls-MURIEL THOMAS. VIRGINIA SIMCOX. JOYCE fORD. BARBARA PHILLIPS. Adviser-ELVIRA ·R. SANBE. Vol. XVlI. No.3
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First Row: William Burdick; Richard Guerin; Margaret Milnor; Charles Beeching; William Halberstadt; Margaret Stewart; William Jones; Fred Long. Second Row: Miss Berry, Adviser; Susan Ebenbach; J eanGoebel; Helen Pilkington; Virginia Simcox; Nancy Betzel; William Turner; Mr. Weaver, Adviser. The next short to appear on the screen is the National Honor Society. The mood was set with a background of music and candlelight. The audience became quiet and awaited the announcement of the names of the selected participants. Six seniors and four juniors were chosen on the basis of the qualities of scholarship, leadership, service and character. The rest swallowed their disappointment and good-naturedly congratulated the stars.
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