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Goldey Beacom
School of Business
Crossroads
1962
Volume 1
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Goldey Beacom
School of Business
Wilmington, Delaware
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Dedication
Dr. Jay W. Miller
President
We, the class of 1962, are deeply honored to dedicate this the first publication of Crossroads, to Dr. Jay W. Miller.
He has served in the field of education for more than have a century and is recognized as one of our country’s foremost business educators. As President of Goldey Beacom School of Business, he has devoted this time and efforts to assure each student’s receiving the best possible guidance and education. Indeed, Dr. Miller has served as teacher, counselor, and friend to all.
We dedicate this yearbook to Dr. Miller as an indication of our sincere appreciation of his efforts to make our years at Goldey Beacom memorable and successful.
Top Right Picture: Dr. Miller, our counselor.
Middle Right Picture: Dr. Miller presents token of appreciation to Mrs. Mitchell, housemother at Park Place.
Bottom Right Picture: Dr. Miller enjoys program presented by GB students.
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Foreword
We, the class of 1962, take this opportunity to say farewell. We cannot foresee the future, but we know the things we have learned will serve to guide us throughout the years ahead. To those who have given their help in character building as well as scholastic attainment, we are grateful.
Goldey Beacom graduates seek careers as typists, secretaries, and accountants. Some find that many opportunities other than business opportunities are available to them upon graduation.
It is true that some students are attending this school to gain knowledge about the business world even though their vocational aims are to become teachers, lawyers, or even scientists or agriculturists. One of the purposes of this school is to more fully acquaint the student with the many opportunities that like in the business field. It gives to all students a glimpse of the business scene and the basic characteristics of American commerce that are essential to an understanding of business in general.
Embarking on our chosen careers, we promise to endeavor to reflect the excellent training which has been gained during these past months at Goldey Beacom.
We are proud to present the first edition of our yearbook, Crossroads. Much work has gone into its production and layout. We sincerely hope that crossroads will become a permanent part of Goldey Beacom. Many thanks to the solicitors, patrons, and members of the student body and faculty who made this yearbook a reality.
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Contents
History
Administration
Counseling
Faculty and Staff
Fall Activities
Winter Activities
Basketball
Dormitory Life
Law Club, Sorority, Fraternity
Spring Activities (1961)
Undergraduates
Graduates
Patrons
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Then/Now
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Top Left Picture: H.S. Goldey, President of Goldey College from 1886-1909.
Top Right Picture: W.H. Beacom, President of Beacom College from 1900 to 1935.
Past Presidents
Bottom Left: W.E. Douglas, President of Goldey College from 1912 to 1951.
Bottom Right: J.W. Hirons was President of Beacom College from 1935 to 1951. Mr. Hirons has been chairmen of the Board of Directors of Goldey Beacom since 1951.
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Goldey Beacom School of Business is the consolidation of Goldey College, founded in 1886 by the late H.S. Goldey, and Beacom College, founded in 1900 by W.H. Beacom. Goldey College originated in one room of the Wilmington Institute Free Library at Eighth and Market Streets. In 1916 it was moved to the Goldey Building at Ninth and Tatnall Streets. Beacom College, known as the Wilmington Business School, was originally located at One East Ninth Street until 1929 when it was moved to the Beacom Building at Tenth and Jefferson Streets.
W.E. Douglas, who succeeded H.S. Goldey as president of Goldey College, completed fifty-two years of service while J.W. Hirons, who followed W.H. Beacom as president of Beacom College, served the college for forty-two years. In 1951, the year of the consolidation, Jay W. Miller was elected president of Goldey Beacom School of Business at Tenth and Jefferson Streets.
Top Right Picture: (within the picture): Home of the Wilmington Business School.
(Under the picture): Beacom College (Wilmington Business School), Du Pont Building.
Bottom Picture: Goldey College, Ninth and Tatnall Streets.
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ARE YOU an expert on the typewriter?
Top Picture: Learning to operate the typewriter (1989).
Bottom Left Picture: Miss Abel teaching beginning typist.
Bottom Right Picture: Goldey Beacom students busily working on timings (1962).
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Learning to Write Shorthand
Top Picture: Students learning Pitman Shorthand.
Bottom Left Picture: Students learning Gregg Shorthand.
Bottom Right Picture: Shorthand IV students prove their techniques by producing mailable transcripts.
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Accounting is an Art, not a Science
Top Left Picture: Automation in Accounting. Mr. Sewell’s I.B.M.
Top Right Picture: Practice sets and midnight oil.
Bottom Picture: Actual Business Department. No textbook used; actual business transactions were studied.
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Middle Left Picture: Corner of the original Penmandship Department.
Middle Right Picture: Mr. Warren drills a recent Penmanship class.
Bottom Picture: The professional penman teaching his students “Rapid Business Writing.”
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Top Picture:
Spanish-American Graduates of 1910: Rafael Arrieta, Manual Collantes, Gonzalo Gonzalez, Rafael Pina Tomes, Gerardo Alonso, Juan Pons, Mary Leon.
Spanish American
Students travel our Crossroads
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Spanish-American Students of 1962: Dr. Miller, President; Vera Panagua; Emilia Zuniga; Carlos Sabario; Pauline Kalogerapoulos; Juan Llobet; Flor Coronado; Christian Diaz; Luis Fernandez; and Mrs. Catherine Nicholson, faculty member.
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Top Picture: Members of 1898 Graduating Class.
Graduation
Bottom Left Picture: Members of 1918 Graduating Class.
Bottom Right Picture: Honor Graduates of the 1962 Mid-year Commencement: Mary Ann Goffredi, Linda Ann Hurley, Janet K. Fell, Sandra Camille Loss, Sandra Kaye Shorter, Colleen Smith, Judith M. Taylor, and A. Raymond Jackson making the presentation. Honor graduates not in the picture are Mary Lou P. Hedtke, Helen Elizabeth Kallio, Elaine Rose Tavani, and Joy E. Todd.
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Sports attire of years ago.
Top Picture: Goldey Basketball Team of 1923.
Bottom Picture: Goldey Baseball Team of 1904.
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Administration
Faculty
Office Staff
Maintenance
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Top Left Picture: Dr. Jay W. Miller, President.
Administration
The administration of Goldey Beacom is a unique one in that it is fully capable of managing the problems of an expanding school and still keeps itself in the personal contact with the faculty and students. Four men are responsible for this unparalleled administration.
Dr. Jay W. Miller, President of Goldey Beacom, is an accomplished man in the field of business education as evidenced by the many outstanding executive positions he has held in such well-known business organizations as the National Office Management Association and the Business Education Research Association. Dr. Miller is also a member of various fraternal organizations.
Mr. A. Raymond Jackson, Vice-President, Secretary, and Director of Admissions at Goldey Beacom, received his B.S. at Rider College. In addition to his many duties as an administrator, Mr. Jackson is well known throughout the school as an Investment and Mathematics teacher.
Middle Right Picture: Dr. Miller spends many hours of the day talking with students.
Bottom Left Picture: Mr. A. Raymond Jackson, Vice President and Secretary.
Bottom Right Picture: Mr. Jackson is shown with his students at the “Big Board” at Laird, Bissel & Mead.
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Mr. John G. Leach is well known around Goldey Beacom. He is not only our Vice-President and Director of Education; he is also a well-qualified teacher of Psychology, Sales, and Public Relations. He is, in addition, a Trustee of the University of Delaware. Mr. Leach is also well known throughout the state of Delaware. He is founder of the Delaware Day School for Handicapped Children, which was later renamed the John G. Leach School in his honor. He is a founder and was a trustee of the Pushmobile Track, Inc. (Delaware Association of Pushmobile Derby).
Mr. Frederick L. Zebley is our Director of Evening School and Assistant Treasurer. Mr. Zebley received his A.B. and Ed.M. degrees from the University of Delaware and Temple University, respectively. Those of us who are not familiar with Mr. Zebley in his administrative capacity certainly know him as an instructor of Accounting and Business Psychology.
Top Right Picture: Mr. John G. Leach, Vice President, Treasurer, and Director of Education.
Middle Left Picture: Mr. Leach is shown teaching a Sales class.
Bottom Left Picture: As Assistant Treasurer, Mr. Zebley maintains the financial records of the school.
Bottom Right Picture: Mr. Frederick L. Zebley, Director of Evening School and Assistant Treasurer.
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Counseling For Education
In order to have a successful educational counseling program in a school, there must be a competent staff to administer such a program. These counselors must be well trained in order to counsel prospective students as well as the members of the student body.
Mr. Winfield S. Adams, received his education at the University of Delaware, Goldey College, and Temple University. Mr. Adams is our Director of Guidance and Chairman of the Admissions Committee.
Mr. Stewart B. Jackson received his B.S. at the University of Delaware. In addition to being our Field Registrar, Mr. Jackson is a Mathematics teacher.
Top Left Picture: Mr. Winfield S. Adams.
Middle Left Picture: Mr. Adams, as chairman of our Admissions Committee, interviews a prospective student.
Bottom Left Picture: Mr. Jackson, in addition to his duties as a counselor, teaches Mathematics.
Bottom Right Picture: Mr. Stewart B. Jackson.
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Top Left Picture: Mr. William G. Ott.
The name of Mr. William G. Ott is a popular one around Goldey Beacom. Mr. Ott is Assistant Director of Admissions and Director of Law at Goldey Beacom. He received his B.A. from the University of Delaware and his LL.B from La Salle. He is a co-author of the text used in the law classes. In addition to his many other activities, Mr. Ott still finds time to be preceptor of the extracurricular Law Association.
Mr. Sidney R. Peters is another of the valuable men who constitute our counseling-for-education program. Mr. Peters received his B.S. in Business Education from Temple University. In addition to being a member of the Junior Board and Admissions Counselor, he is a proficient teacher of Accounting. He is a member of the Executive Board Eastern Business Teachers Association, and Vice President, Alpha Zeta Chapter, Delta Pi Epsilon.
Middle Right Picture: Mr. Ott presides over the Law Club.
Bottom Right Picture: Mr. Sidney R. Peters.
Bottom Left Picture: Mr. Peters is pictured above interviewing a prospective student.
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Counseling For Employment
Top Left Pictured: Mrs. Ruth Jenkins, Director of Employment Bureau.
Goldey Beacom is proud of its Employment Bureau. This bureau is in the capable hands of Mrs. Ruth Jenkins. Mrs. Jenkins is well known to all graduates and to those of us who will graduate in the not-too-distant future, for she is the one who checks our credits, files our applications for employment, and arranges pre-employment interviews for us.
Mrs. Jenkins is an accomplished women in the field of secretarial science. She is one of the very few women in Delaware who have qualified for the award of Certified Professional Secretary. Mrs. Jenkins ia also a member of the National Office Management Association and the National Secretaries Association. We could not ask for a better qualified person to direct our employment bureau.
Right Picture: At various times, Mrs. Jenkins is called upon to speak to a class.
Bottom Left Picture: Mrs. Jenkins interview a graduating student for possible employment.
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Faculty
Goldey Beacom is fortunate in maintaining a fine teaching staff. Each member of the staff has been well trained to perform the duties of his or her assignment. In addition to being proficient, many of them have received state and national honors.
By the time a student completes his course at Goldey Beacom, he has been associated with most of the teachers; and he knows, through his own experience, that the teachers do everything possible to aid him in furthering his education.
Top Right Picture: We all have our problems with those business machines.
Bottom Left Picture: Teaching Office Training does have its problems.
Bottom Right Picture: That all-too-short ten-minute break between classes.
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Top Left Picture: Rebecca H. Abel, B.A.; Miss Abel graduated from the University of Delaware. She teaches Typewriting as advises the Stenographic Curriculum. Miss Abel is the head of the Typewriting Department.
Top Right Picture: Joseph F. Armstrong, B.S., M.B.A.; Mr. Armstrong graduated from La Salle College and Temple University. He teaches Cost Accounting, Intermediate Accounting, Advanced Accounting Business Organization, and Math. Mr. Armstrong advises the A. & B. A. Curriculum.
Bottom Left Picture: Ruth M. Biener, B.S., M.A.; Mrs. Biener graduated from the Taylor School, Beaver College, and New York University. She teaches Shorthand III, IV, and Typewriting. Mrs. Biener advises the General Secretarial Curriculum.
Bottom Right Picture: Natalie Blake, B.S.; Miss Blake graduated from Rider College. She is teaching Advanced Typewriting and auditing several courses. Miss Blake is the newest addition to the faculty, and she began her first full teaching schedule in April.
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Top Left Picture: Paul R. Brown, A.A.; Mr. Brown graduated from Beacom College and attended Gregg College and Temple University. He teaches English I, II, III, IV, Word Study, Typewriting, and Shorthand IV. Mr. Brown advises the Executive Secretarial Curriculum.
Top Right Picture: Travis Bowen, B.S.; Mr. Bowen graduated from East Carolina College. He teaches Accounting, Law, Math, and Typewriting. Mr. Bowen advises the A. & B.A. Curriculum.
Bottom Left Picture: Mary C. Butera, B.S.; Miss Butera graduated from College Misericordia. She teaches English I, II, III, IV, Business Behavior. Shorthand IV, and Word Study. Miss Butera is the head of the English Department and is chairman of the advisory committee for the General Secretarial Curriculum.
Bottom Right Picture: Bernard Daney, B.S.; Mr. Daney graduated from Temple University. He is a C.P.A. and is a partner of Daney, O’Kane & Company, C.P.A.’s Mr. Daney is an instructor of Federal Taxes.
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Top Left Picture: Rachel Dunning, B.S.; Mrs Dunning graduated from New York University. She teaches Shorthand and English.
Top Right Picture: Anna L. Evans, A.A.; Miss Evans graduated from Beacom College and attended the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Delaware. She teaches English I, II, Filing, and Shorthand I. Miss Evans is Chairmen of the advisory committee for the Executive Secretarial Curriculum.
Bottom Left Picture: Rosalind Gerson, A.A.,B.S.; Miss Gerson graduated from Rider College. She is teaching Typewriting and Shorthand. Miss Gerson advises the Stenographic Curriculum.
Bottom Right Picture: Richard Jackson, B.S.; Mr. Jackson graduated from the University of Delaware. He teaches Math I, II, III, and Accounting I. He advises the General Business Curriculum.
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Top Left Picture: Louis C. Jacoby, B.S.; Mr. Jacoby graduated from Elizabethtown College. He is teaching Accounting 2, 4, 8, Economics, Business Law I, and Math I, II. Mr. Jacoby advises the J. B. A. Curriculum.
Top Right Picture: Helen Kelly, B.S.; Miss Kelly graduated from College Misericordia. She teaches Typewriting and Business Machines. Miss Kelly advises the Business Machines Curriculum.
Bottom Left Picture: Lawrence S. Kucharczuk, B.S.; Mr. Kucharczuk, B.S.; Mr. Kucharczuk graduated from Temple University. He teaches Accounting I, II, III, Math II, and English III. Mr. Kucharczuk advises the General Business Curriculum, and he is the Director of Student Activities.
Bottom Right Picture: Russell Leonard, B.S.; Mr. Leonard is a graduate of the University of Maryland. He teaches Math I, II, Accounting I, II, Law I, II, and Business Psychology. Mr. Leonard advises the A. & B. A. Curriculum and assists Mr. W. G. Ott with the W. G. Ott Law Association activities.
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Top Left Picture: T. Robert Lohman, B.S.; Mr. Lohman graduated from Syracuse University. He teaches Accounting, Business Math, and Business Psychology. Mr. Lohman advises the A. & B. A. Curriculum.
Top Right Picture: H. N. Lynch.; Mr. Lynch is graduate of Beacom College. He is an instructor of Real Estate. Mr. Lynch is employed by Paul S. Wiley, Realtor.
Bottom Left Picture: Albert R. MacFarlane, B.S.; Mr. MacFarlane graduated from State Teachers College, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania. He teaches Law, English, Typewriting, and Sales. Mr. MacFarlane advises the A. & B. A. Curriculum.
Bottom Right Picture: Mildred Massey, B.A.; Mrs. Massey is a graduate of the University of Delaware and attended Beacom College. She teaches English I, II, III, and Word Study, Mrs. Massey advises the Executive Secretarial Curriculum.
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Top Left Picture: Catherine J. Nicholson, B.S.; Mrs. Nicholson graduated from the College Misericordia. She teaches Accounting I, Shorthand I, II. And Typewriting. Mrs. Nicholson advises the Medical Secretarial Curriculum.
Top Right Picture: Harold M. Payne, A.B.; Mr. Payne is a graduate of Bridgewater College (Virginia). He teaches Office Machines. Mr. Payne advises the Business Machines Curriculum.
Bottom Left Picture: Roland S. Pepper.; Mr. Pepper graduated from Goldey College and attended Temple University. He teaches Medical Terminology, Typewriting and Transcription, Shorthand, Office Training, Filing, English, and Secretarial Techniques and Procedures. Mr. Pepper advises the Medical Secretarial Curriculum and is co-ordinator of the Du Pont Work Study Plan.
Bottom Right Picture: Ralph Rago.; Mr. Rago attended St. Charles’ College, studied for the Priesthood, and graduated from Beacom College. Mr. Rago is an instructor of Insurance. He is employed by the Fidelity Bankers Life Insurance Corporation.
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Top Left Picture: Wayland A. Schatz; Mr. Schatz graduated from the Peirce School of Business Administration and attended the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University. He teaches Accounting I, II, III, Law I, Math I, II, and Psychology.
Top Middle Picture: Harry F. Sewell, B.S., M.S.; Mr. Sewell graduated from Indiana State College. He teaches Advanced Accounting and Automation Accounting. Mr. Sewell advises the A. &. B.A. Curriculum.
Top Right Picture: Phyllis P. Turpin, B.S.; Mrs. Turpin is a graduate of Temple University. She teaches Typewriting, Shorthand III, and English III. Mrs. Turpin advises the Stenographic Curriculum.
Bottom Left Picture: Harold W. Warren, B.S.; Mr. Warren graduated from Beacom College and Rider College. He teaches Accounting and Business organization. Mr. Warren advises the General Business Curriculum.
Bottom Right Picture: Gertrude M Weaver, B.S.; Mrs. Weaver graduated from Temple University. She teaches Office Training, Typewriting, and Business Correspondence. Mrs. Weaver advises the Executive Secretarial Curriculum.
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Office Staff
All of us who have ever had any business in the main office are familiar with the seven efficient young ladies who are the secretaries and receptionists of Goldey Beacom.
Miss Martha Brugge graduated from Goldey Beacom where she received her A.A. In addition to being secretary to all the counselors, she is the librarian for the school library located in the main office.
Mrs. Campbell received her A.A. at Beacom College. As Registrar, Mrs. Campbell arranges for the registration of all incoming students. She also puts her seal of approval on all transcripts of grades.
Miss Elma Doberstein graduated from Goldey College with an Associate in Arts degree. Aside from her activities as an office secretary and tending the school store, she is the sponsor of the Alpha Iota Sorority.
Top Left Picture: Miss Martha Brugge.
Middle Picture: Mrs. Phyllis Campbell.
Bottom Left Picture: Miss Elma Doberstein.
Bottom Right Picture: This is our office.
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Top Left Picture: Mrs. Louise Hearn.
Mrs. Louise Rossiter received her A.A. degree from Beacom College. In addition to her duties as secretary to Mr. Leach, Mrs. Rossiter operates the I.B.M. equipment for preparing school records and is often called upon to act as school photographer.
Miss Sandra Seltzer is a graduate of Goldey Beacom where she earned her A.A. degree. Miss Seltzer is secretary to Dr. Miller. She also finds time to be on the Board of Directors of the Alumni Association of Goldey Beacom.
Miss Patricia Styron, having just recently received her A.A. from Goldey Beacom, is the most recent addition to the office staff. She assists the other secretaries in their duties.
Mrs. Louise Hearn is the very capable secretary of Mr. A. Raymond Jackson. She is a graduate of Goldey Beacom where she received her A.A. degree. All of us know Mrs. Hearn as the person who makes all the announcements.
Middle Picture: Mrs. Louise Rossiter.
Bottom Left Picture: Miss Sandra Seltzer.
Bottom Right Picture: Miss Patricia Styron.
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Maintenance
Top Left Picture: Isaac Giles.
Top Right Picture: Clifford Crawford.
Bottom Left Picture: Ike is shown directing traffic along the halls.
Bottom Right Picture: Cliff is pictured cleaning the floors in the new building.
Isaac Giles, Chief Custodian, has been with Goldey Beacom for twenty-five years. “Ike,” as Mr. Giles is popularly known, takes care of the old building, has often helped at the book store, and assists at the school functions. We also have seen him many times directing traffic in the corridors.
Clifford Crawford joined Goldey Beacom when the new building was constructed in 1960. We often see Cliff doing his job in the new building, of which he is in charge.
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Fall
Activities
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Rockford Park
We started off our year’s activities with a picnic at Rockford Park. Classes were dismissed at 12:30 and we went to the Park for lunch and an afternoon full of activities. Bus transportation was provided by the school. When students started to arrive, hot dogs started to cook, soda was drunk, and potato chips and pretzels were eaten. As food was being consumed, others were consuming energy by playing active games. Some played football and volleyball white others tried watermelon with their noses, eat pie without using their hands, and throw eggs without breaking them. Many new friends were made and old acquaintances renewed.
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Top Picture: The school sponsored three roller skating parties, held at the Merryland Skating Rink. Three hours of skating proved that we weren’t the best skaters but we had the most fun. Bus transportation was provided by the school and everyone was glad it was not necessary to skate home.
Middle Picture: “Help!” Sharon yelled, “My socks are too short.”
Bottom Picture: Some were fancy. Others were cautious.
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Fall Formal
Top Picture: “Excuse me,” said the camera. “May I cut in for a picture?”
Bottom Picture: What’s the attraction?
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Top Picture: One, two, three, CHEESE!
Middle Left Picture: Ahhhh my aching feet!
The highlight of the full activities was a semi-formal dance held in the Gold Ballroom of the Hotel du Pont. The date was Friday the thirteenth, but is turned out to be lucky thirteen, but it turned out to be lucky thirteen from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with good music for dancing supplied by Manny Klein’s Orchestra. The Gold Ballroom is considered by most Wilmingtonians to be the finest dance hall in the area. With its high ceiling, chandelier, and gold curtains, the formal dance atmosphere is in the air. Toward the end of the dance, however, many students shed their shoes and danced to the Mexican Hat Dance and the Twist.
Bottom Picture: Water, water everywhere and only water to drink.
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Top Left Picture: Every minute helps.
Top Right Picture: Those crowded halls!
Bottom Left Picture: Make believe you’re putting a cigarette out. On a rug?
Bottom Right Picture: Who is cutting this period?
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Winter
Activities
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Top Picture: Queen and Court. William Hearne, Trudy Ware, Thomas Simpers, Anne Balderston, William Walters, Queen Caryll, Kathy Kucharczuk, Larry Mouer, Carole Willis, Ronald Pedrick, Dorothy Horvat, John Ryan.
Bottom Left Picture: Time for socializing.
Bottom Right Picture: Awaiting arrival of queen.
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Christmas Formal 1961
As the gay, festive holiday season drew near, Goldey Beacom students were preparing for the Christmas Formal. Included in these preparations was the selection of Miss Noel. Six girls were nominated; and from these six, the student body chose the queen.
Preparations continued and finally the night arrived. Christmas decorations adorned the dance floor; everyone was dressed in his best and having a grand time. The tension mounted as the crowd gathered to see and hear Mr. L. Kucharczu present the court which consisted of Trudy Ware, escorted by William Heanre; Anne Balderston, Thomas Simpers; Kathy Kucharczuk, Larry Mouer; Carole Willis, Ronald Pedrick; and Dottie Horvat, John Ryan. Gracefully these girls walked forward with their escorts. At last we knew who the queen was as Caryll Holtzman walked forward to be crowned “Miss Noel of 1961” by Mrs. Catherine Nicholson. This was the highlight of a fabulous evening in which all thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
A Memorable Evening
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Top Picture: “Nice try Mac!” Tom MacInerney, a hustling first year man, tries to block what turned out to be a perfect shot.
Basketball
Bottom Left Picture: Nick Summa, our fabulous backcourt man, takes a Stevens rebound. Notice that hip action!
Basketball, which is the major sport at Goldey Beacom, is sponsored by the school for men students.
The outlook was skeptical for this year with only two experienced varsity players returning for Goldey Beacom. The excellent record complied by the squads over the past several years has ranked Goldey in a high position among the independent colleges. Over the past six years, our team has won 90 games and lost only 20 and has a record of 33 straight wins on our own home court over a four-year period.
Smaller than most of the opposing teams, the “Gee Bees” displayed hustle, spirit, determination, and extra effort – qualities which build teams of championship caliber. Worked-out plays executed with pin-point accuracy helped put the GB basketeers far out in front in competition with teams from colleges in Washington, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. There was evidence of true team effort in well-coordinated games.
Much credit must go to coaches Harry “Boots” Reed and Earl Burns for turning a rather small team into a powerhouse of energy. Senior Captain Larry Lauver and Fred Venish, the holdovers from last year’s club, teamed up with Brian Young, Steve Engler, and Al Hannum to form the nucleus of a winning club.
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Top Left Picture: Fred Venish, one of our varsity players, drives through the Stevens defense for an easy lay up.
Nick Summa, one of the finest backcourt men and high scorers that Goldey Beacom has had in many years, is considered the man to lead our complete offensive team. With Nick’s constant hustling, one can be sure Goldey will have excitement, if not victory, at each game. One great quality Nick possesses is the ability to dribble the ball while running circles around his many defensive opponents.
Height is one factor that coaches desire to have on their teams. Many teams have proved it is not needed in order to have a winning season. Goldey Beacom, for the first time, had a player, Frank Talley, who is 6 feet 6 inches. With this factor in our favor, Goldey could call upon Frank to give his assistance. But then, many of our less tall players played hard and proved that they could be just as powerful as those players with height. The other members of the team are Jack Conrad, Bobby Cirillo, Jerry Fahey, Bob Hoebee, Dennis Sanger, and Dick Abplanalp.
All of our players have improved tremendously this season. Two standouts are Bill Rutherford and Tom McInerney. At the time our yearbook went to press, a transfer student was added to our team and showed much promise in his first game. With the help to have more victories. Others deserving credit are Bob Gay, manager, and Bob Bales, timekeeper.
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Each year at the completion of the basketball season, three boys are presented with trophies for their performances in the games. The honor this year goes to Nick Summa, who, in the opinion of the coaches, is Goldey Beacom’s most valuable player and high scorer, and Al Hannum and Steve Engler, who are tied for the honor as the most improved player. The school faculty, and student boys are proud of these boys.
With an overall record of 14 wins and 4 losses, the Red and Whites garnered 1519 points to their opponents’ 1378; scored more than 100 points four times; had a ten game winning streak; and defeated our biggest rival, Trenton Junior College. Nick Summa annexed the team’s markers with 263 points to emerge as top scorer for the Goldey team.
Letters are awarded to squad members at the end of the season. Many of the varsity players look upon basketball as preparatory training for college competition. Some of them have already gone on to college via the basketball-scholarship route.
We all hope the Goldey team will continue to demonstrate team play and bring honor to Goldey Beacom. It is certain that they will be hustling all the way.
Right Picture: Frank Talley, our six-six center, displays what is known as his famous “dunk ball” that was never used in any of our games.
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Top Picture: The nerve center of our Gee Bees. Larry Lauver poses with coaches Earl Burns and Boots Reed.
Bottom Left Picture: “So, who needs height!” Nick, not only good in the backcourt, manages to score against our tall Stevens opponent.
Bottom Right Picture: Looks as though our backcourt men were playing under the boards against Stevens. Here Al drives in under our tall opponents for two more points.
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Goldey Beacom Schedule Opponents
78 Alumni 68
62 University of Pennsylvania Freshman 85
70 Washington College J.V. 63
117 Y.M.C.A. 79
81 West Chester Freshman 89
90 Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science 78
70 Southeastern University 65
101 Washington College J.V. 83
102 Trenton Junior College-Overtime 97
78 Keystone Junior College 62
72 Stevens Trade School 68
84 Williamson Trade School 77
109 Baltimore Institute 51
99 Trenton Junior College-Overtime 95
92 Harford Junior College 79
61 Stevens Trade School 79
82 Williamson Trade School 71
71 Bainbridge Prep 91
Our varsity squad consists of (1. To r.) Dennis Sanger, Bill Rutherford, Bob Hoebee, Jerry Fahey, Tom MacInerney, Al Hannum, Bob Cirillo, Captain Larry Lauver, Jack Conrad, Nick Summa, Steve Engler, Brian Young, Dick Abplanalp, Fred Venish, and Frank Talley. Tom Hartnett was absent when the photo was taken.
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Top Row: Frank Talley, Dick Abplanalp, Bob Cirillo.
Middle Row: Bob Hoebee, Dennis Sanger.
Middle Right Picture: “For a job well done!” Nick Summa is being congratulated by Coach Boots Reed for being Goldey Beacom’s most valuable player.
Bottom Row: Jerry Fahey, Jack Conrad, Nick Summa.
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Top Row: Fred Venish, Steve Engler, Bill Rutherford.
Middle Left Picture: Steve Engler and Al Hannum are pictured with Boots Reed for having been honored as the most improved players.
Middle Row: Brian Young.
Bottom Row: Larry Lauver, Tom ManInerney, Al Hannum.
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Life in the Dormitory
Franklin
Top Left Picture: At this time of the year, everyone gets spring fever.
Middle Left Picture: Remember those jam sessions!
Bottom Right Picture: “Chow time!” Rocky usually yells.
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Typical dorm life is not typical at all. Instead it is atypical. There is no average day in our lives at the dorm because we never know what to expect; it hasn’t become stable yet. For instance, on returning from school, one might find that her roommate has made the mistake of mixing up her dates for that night, of that there is a sudden urgency to go somewhere maybe 50 or 100 miles away, or that she tried to “tip” her hair and it turned green. We don’t know why these things happen; all that is taken into consideration is the remedy or possible solutions.
We have a dining room which we enter for meals and for the unscrambling of the day’s events. This is the time we are all present and, therefore, conduct our dormitory meetings. The quiet-hour periods last for two hours each night. This time is devoted solely to study or relaxing or beauty treatments. This time is most essential in our day because we think out our problems, study our homework, cram for tests, or “goof off” as some of us do. It is the only time in our day that we have no outside communication.
We have the necessary features for a perfect dorm life: eating, studying, sleeping, playing—and each other.
Top Right Picture: “it’s for my hope chest,” said Rebecca.
Middle Right Picture: “That’s not right,” insisted Nuzzy.
Bottom Left Picture: “I hate the night before a test! Look at all the shorthand we have to do!”
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I Park Place II
Bottom Left Picture: “Don’t tell that I had food in my room.”
Bottom Right Picture: “These darn practice sets!”
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I Rodney II
Top Left Picture: “If Mr. Brown saw you transcribing that, Vivian, watch out!”
Top Right Picture: Let’s twist again.
Thank you, Housemothers, for the delicious meals.
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The W.G. Ott Law Association
Motto: “Law and Morals”
Top Left Picture: Chancellor: Gregg Bernt. Corresponding Secretary: Caryll Holtzman. Recording Secretary: Wanda Matthews and Joseph DeLussa. Treasurer: Paul Phillips.
The members of the W.G. Ott Law Association are students who are interested in gaining a knowledge of law beyond that required in the two business law courses.
Meeting once a month, the group hears speakers whose topics include such areas as law, communism, and juvenile delinquency. In addition, the members of the club have field trips to points of interest such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters in Washington, the Magistrate Court in New York, the Wilmington and Federal Courts, and nearby penal institutions.
The appropriate motto of the club is “Law and Morals.” The members of the Association feel that their affiliation with it has been enjoyable and rewarding and that the success of the club is largely the result of the efforts and guidance of Mr. Ott and the officers.
Bottom Left Picture: Washington, here we come.
Bottom Right Picture: Washington, here we are!
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Alpha Iota Sorority
“Our Worldly Goods
Home. Sympathy, Affection…”
President: Sandra Fetsurka.
Vice President: Dorothy Dorofee.
Recording and Social Secretary: Patricia Hall.
Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer: Elizabeth Hoehnle.
Historian and Chaplain: Judy Schad.
Parliamentarian: Patricia Bryne.
The Alpha Lambda Chapter of the Alpha Iota Honorary Business Sorority of Goldey Beacom was formed in January, 1931. Since then, it has grown into a sorority that has brought the members within to become more closely associated with each other in regard to sharing and helping—as sisters should. All sisters of Alpha Iota are aware of the objectives of the sorority; namely, to create and to perpetuate a friendly spirit among students of our school; to extend friendly courtesies to new students; and, above all, to help each other when possible in the securing of positions or promotions.
Eligibility for membership in the sorority requires the following:
(1) Every girl must be doing superior work as a student.
(2) Every girl must be of good character and personality.
The attitude of Alpha Iota Sisters toward each other is “Those who have been initiated into the mysteries of our Sorority should meet as sisters of the blood—sharing home; sympathy; affection; and, if need be, worldly goods.”
Top Right Picture: Sorority.
Seated: Alfina Vasta, Patricia Hall, Sandra Fetsurka, Patricia Byrne, Nancy Roe.
Standing: Phyllis Reddig, Georgene Polinchock, Joanne Kwiatkowski, Elizabeth Hoehnle, Alice Fogg, Gail Williams, Maureen Fitzgerald, Susanne Duffy, Donnie Duncan, Patricia Fulk.
New Officers of the W.G. Ott
Law Association
Bottom Left Picture: Law Association. Diane Martin, William Moyer, Paul Phillips, Jack Rowe, George Sparacio, James Bump, Sharon Kocsi, W.G. Ott.
Our recently organized fraternity
Theta Chi Epsilon
Bottom Right Picture: Fraternity.
Seated: Wilbert O’Dell, Tegid Kesler, Forgon Warfel, Linwood Miller, Richard Jackson, Advisor; Reid Rogers.
Standing: Wayne Wilson, Archie Brittingham, Jan Heermans, James Maxwell, Andrew Calhoun, Dennis Sanger, Edwin Warfel, Terry Ranck, Herbert Wilson, Lloyd Jones.
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Top Left Picture: Editors and Advisors.
First Row: Tom Tees, Business Editor; Bill Evans, Editor-in-Chief; Trudy Ware, Literary and Layout Editor.
Second Row: Mr. Kucharczuk, Mr. Brown, Advisors.
Crossroads 1962
The publication of Crossroads is the fulfillment of the hopes and dreams and the result of the efforts of the entire staff. The members of the staff have given unselfishly of their time to bring to you this, the first yearbook, in order that it will recall memories of youthful years as you leaf through it from time to time. We hope that it will be a bridge to help scan the evermoving river of time from the present to the past. It is with great pleasure and pride that we present to you Crossroads 1962.
Bottom Left Picture: Literary Staff.
First Row: Suzanne Rudrow, Carol Finn, Florence Holt.
Second Row: Nancy Marvel.
Bottom Right: Photography Staff. Jack Prince, Georgene Polinchock, Diane Martin.
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Editor in chief……………Bill Evans.
Adviser…………………...Mr. Paul Brown.
Adviser…………………...Mr. Larry Kucharczuk.
Business & Photography Staff Tom Tees (Editor), Russell Moore (Treasurer), Maureen Fitzgerald, Bill Jackson, Vivian Kenney, Sharon Kocsi, Cathy Kucharczuk, Joseph Mosteller, Diane Martin, Wanda Mathews, Barbara Nero, John Prince, Georgene Polinchock, Phyllis Reddig.
Literary and Lay Out Staff Trudy Ware (Editor), Mary Ellen Boulger, Carol Finn, Jeanette Honda, Natalie Holland, Florence Holt, Bill Jackson, Sharon Kocsi, Nancy Marvel, John Prince, Suzanne Rudrow, Jean Stiegler, Yvonne Strichland, Jean Weinhold.
Top Right Picture: Advisors: Mr. Larry Kucharczuk and Mr. Paul Brown.
Bottom Left Picture: Business Staff.
Front Row: Sharon Kocsi, Phyllis Reddig.
Second Row: Jack Prince, Barbara Nero, Russell Moore.
Bottom Right Picture: Layout and Art.
First Row: Natalie Holland, Kathy Kucharczuk.
Second Row: Yvonne Strichland, Jean Stiegler, Robert Walter.
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Spring Activities
April Showers
Bring May Flowers
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Spring Fashion Show
Top Diagonal Row: Pat Miller, Pat Boyle, Susan Griffith, Mary Ann Goffredi.
Middle Left Picture: The right and wrong way to handle the telephone.
Bottom Right Picture: Social Etiquette.
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Spring Formal
Top Picture: Queen and Her Court
Dixie Rush, of Newport, Pa., was crowned Miss Goldey Beacom of 1961 by Charles Zucal, chairman of the student committee, at the school’s Patricia Davis, Galena, Md.; Cathy Kucharczuk, Northampton, Pa.; Trudy Ware, Wilmington, Del. Charlotte Abrahams, Principio Furnace Md.; and Patricia Miller, Lebanon, Pa.
Please! Don’t eat the daisies.
Bottom Left Picture: The best made plans…gave GB one of its finest spring formals.
Wilmington Manor Lions’ Club was adorned with twenty-five dozen white daisies to carry out our theme of “Don’t Eat the Daisies.” The ceiling and walls were draped with pink and white streamers. Charles Zucal, the committee chairman, was assisted by Robert Mazzoni, Richard Clark, Ronald Blackman, Ronald Steen, and Andy Terzes.
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Spring Picnic
Top Picture: “There isn’t much I can do about it, is there?”
Middle Left Picture: “You’re going to get fat if you eat too many of those.”
Middle Right Picture: Many times hot dogs and marshmallows were roasted on the same coat hanger.
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Top Left Picture: Miss Phoebe Ann Musser of New Providence, Pa., an honor graduate, receives the Alpha Iota Scholarship key from Miss Mary C. Butera of the Goldey Beacom faculty.
Graduation 1961
Bottom Left Picture: The Dawson twins, Carolyn and Paulette, members of the Student Graduation Ushers Committee, are almost ready for the graduate procession.
Bottom Right Picture: Mr. Richard Jackson chats with some of the graduates.
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Future Graduates
Executive General
Secretarial Secretarial
Medical Stenographic
Secretarial
Business Accounting
Machines And
Business
Administration
Du Pont Junior
Academic Business
Stenographic Administration
Training Program
General
Business
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Top Picture:
First Row: R. Bowman, M. Fitzgerald, J. Emery, J. Fulks.
Second Row: A. Cohen, A. Calhoun, S. Fischer, R. Clark, L. Guthrie.
Third Row: F. Colvin, R. Cameron, R. Baldwin, R. Baler, B. Ashby.
Fourth Row: R. Coyle, T. Connell, J. Bosco, A. Bariglio.
Fifth Row: W. Black, W. Berry, J. Bump.
Accounting and Business Administration
Bottom Picture:
First Row: S. Haney, S. Kocsi, A. Hannum, D. Martin, G. Mausteller.
Second Row: D. Harris, F. Lankford, J. Lloyd, L. Marini, J. Mosuly.
Third Row: G. Hughes, F. Krzanowske, C. Leonard, T. Hinman, H. Mongrandi.
Fourth Row: M. McMichael, F. LaScala, C. Hall, M. Lutes, T. Hartnett.
Fifth Row: L. Keen, T. Harrison, E. Hoffman, W. Hazzard.
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Top Picture:
First Row: C. Zolper, W. Townsend, E. Reichelderfer, F. Varone, E. Troupe.
Second Row: D. Yochum, E. Thompson, J. Ward, C. Penn, C. Rutkowski.
Third Row: B. Wilson, J. Rowe, E. Zielinski, L. Miller, R. Turochy.
Fourth Row: C. Robins, G. LaSalle, J. Wilson, E. Wagner, T. Wall.
Fifth Row: H. Maucher, W. Vaughan, F. Talley, B. Young.
Accounting and Business Administration
Bottom Picture:
First Row: B. Pianin, J. Walker, P. Woodburn, R. Sasaki, C. Popjoy.
Second Row: F. Poloff, W. Trivits, R. Walter, R. Williams, B. Peacock.
Third Row: L. Prather, R. Smith, G. Sparacio.
Fourth Row: G. Warfell, C. Spencer.
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Top Picture:
First Row: C. Kinnamon, J. Newton, G. McCarson, O. McKinney, T. Manbeck.
Second Row: T. Hines, P. Jones, T. Morley, J. Horgan, P. Jenson.
Third Row: T. Kosick, T. Hitch, W. Jackson, R. Harris, J. Healy.
Fourth Row: R. Kovach, R. Hart, B. Murphy, R. Johnson, R. Hoebee.
Fifth Row: J. Heermans, B. Lee, K. Hiltebeitel, J. Law.
Accounting and Business Administration
Bottom Picture:
First Row: D. Horvat, J. Lahey, C. Jones, D. Hess, B. Harding.
Second Row: R. Pepper, J. Kirk, C. Vesay, B. Timmons, L. Parsons.
Third Row: F. Massina, W. Lekites, L. Scott, H. Zimmerman, W. Master.
Fourth Row: J. Prince, G. Lare, H. Perrine, T. Karas, B. Moyer.
Fifth Row: B. McIlvain, P. Phillips, J. Kennedy, E. Welsh.
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Top Picture:
First Row: D. MacTurk, J. Holliday, B. Brinton, F. Hamilton, P. Direnzo.
Second Row: E. Hendrixson, T. Fearins, W. Mitchell, W. McCabe.
Third Row: S. Engler, E. Megee, T. Dorey, C. Outten.
Fourth Row: G. Boyle, F. Mercante, L. Roock, J. Goodman.
Junior Business Administration
Afternoon ABA and JBA
Bottom Picture:
First Row: R. Mosteller, R. Hinsey, J. Brighthaupt, E. Dempsey.
Second Row: J. Bair, S. Corrando, C. Kuhn, C. Horowitz, J. Grove.
Third Row: L. Jones, P. Donohue, W. Kryspin, S. Bergman, P. Bader, J. Mazwell.
Fourth Row: R. Gallucio, G. LaRue, H. Lench, G. Boyle, J. Longatreth.
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Top Picture:
First Row: E. Wilson, T. Cmapbell, B. Smith, R. Sayers, M. Sammons.
Second Row: J. McGaughey, D. Woodward, H. Wilson, R. Davis, F. Hamilton.
Third Row: D. Shevcok, L. Talbot, H. Rogers, W. O’Dell, J. Lewis.
Fourth Row: W. Rogers, E. Robinson, R. Pyle, G. Montgomery, J. Salve, G. Wakefield, R. Ross.
Afternoon ABA and JBA
Bottom Picture:
First Row: J. Desmond, J. Andrews, B. Doebler, J. Buckworth, R. Forbes.
Second Row: W. Cosgriff, T. Gouert, W. Fenstermacher, R. Clemsen, G. Donovan.
Third Row: D. Boyce, A. Brittingham, B. Eisenson, D. Downey, T. Colombo.
Fourth Row: R. Denison, T. D’Onotrio, J. Doherty, N. Evans.
Fifth Row: J. Cashmareck, J. Brady, P. Ciabattoni, R. Boone.
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Top Picture:
First Row: S. Briton, e. Zarin, C. Newell, J. McCormick, V. Roncace.
Second Row: J. Springer, J. Marenco, J. Williams, G. Rubbo, R. Cirillo.
Third Row: J. Coker, J. Murray, W. Zencak, A. Undorf.
Fourth Row: W. Sinclair, S. McKinley, T. White, B. Hudson, D. Bramble.
General Business
Medical Secretarial
Bottom Picture:
First Row: J. Cartolano, M. Fitzgerald, C. Dempsey, J. Matlusky, S. Shawn.
Second Row: S. Hays, M. Tyson, M. Crosier, G. Polinchock, D. Disque.
Third Row: J. Gray, B. Brannan, S. DeShong, Y. Summar, N. Weatherby.
Fourth Row: J. Shockley, L. Leathem, L. Soderholm, B. Kaufman.
Fifth Row: V. White, J. Beeson, B. Lloyd, B. Hawkins, J. Kreider.
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Top Picture:
First Row: M. Albright, C. Aigeldinger, E. Bradshaw, G. Gould, F. Coronado.
Second Row: P. Carlisle, D. Dentino, C. Davis, K. Dickerson, G. Hurd.
Third Row: B. King, E. Catlin, S. Antonelli, S. Clayton, B. Knotts.
Fourth Row: G. Bleiler, D. Best, K. Kralavec, S. Johnson, M. Gallagher.
Fifth Row: B. Adkins, A. Messick, E. Hudson, M. Dunlap.
General Secretarial
Bottom Picture:
First Row: J. Ayers, J. Goldinger, M. Abessinio, B. Phillips, S. Jarrett.
Second Row: L. Clark, E. Griffith, J. Bushnell, L. Herald, M. Lacy.
Third Row: V. Keene, S. Newsome, G. Lull, L. Richards, R. Fox.
Fourth Row: M. McCoog, D. Jones, C. Ruggiero, D. Kellerman, C. Mattheiss.
Fifth Row: P. Roth, D. Paulin, J. Powell, B. Klim.
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Top Picture:
First Row: R. West, R. White, B. Russell, R. Richman, L. Bommentre.
Second Row: J. James, R. Walter, M. Royahn, N. Sposato, A. Benton.
Third Row: D. Lawson, E. Baull, J. Wright, M. Brooled.
Fourth Row: J. Maurer, J. Wilkerson.
General Secretarial
Bottom Picture:
First Row: L. Berryman, C. Holtzman, J. Jacquette, Jean Stiegler, Y. Strickland.
Second Row: M. DiCostanza, J. Donovan, R. Hitchens, E. Barili, E. Grimes.
Third Row: B. Baker, J. Kraft, A. Gordon, L. Dowlin, R. Weber.
Fourth Row: M. Kelly, K. DiCamilla, P. Kimbles, P. Zelensky, M. Flanigan.
Fifth Row: J. Halloran, K. Nuttle, J. Althouse, S. Bonas.
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Top Picture:
First Row: B. Hainey, P. Ayres, C. Cook, L. Disque, J. Grimes.
Second Row: J. Andrew, H. Hall, S. Hedman, S. Harper, F. Holt.
Third Row: D. Beckman, J. Hacknell, E. Eidell, L. Kirkpatrick, B. Elicker.
Fourth Row: J. Harrison, G. Bundy, P. Kravitz, N. Emerson, L. Dunlap.
Fifth Row: J. Barshinger, C. Chernish, M. Haron, G. Godfrey.
Executive Secretarial
Bottom Picture:
First Row: D. Wildermuth, B. Sands, C. Soaza, A. Crowe, N. Ott.
Second Row: P. Brice, J. Smith, M. Sentman, M. Pinkos.
Third Row: B. Russell, J. Street, V. Williams, B. Myers.
Fourth Row: L. Bahler, J. Stieff, V. Strong, S. Reeese.
Fifth Row: V. Seltzer, K. Stumpf.
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Executive Secretarial
First Row: A. Vasta, E. Singley, N. Sell, B. Nelson, J. Martelli.
Second Row: G. Mears, J. Pennington, J. McGee, P. Reddig, D. Short.
Third Row: W. Newirth, M. Mathew, J. Weinhold, J. Wuzzards, E. Messner.
Fourth Row: M. Roray, J. Sylvanus, M. McBride, J. Mulrooney, J. Reed.
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June, 1962
Dear Graduate,
As you receive your diploma, the faculty and staff extend to you their best wishes for your success.
Your success is ours, too, as you climb the ladder of achievement. Make it good.
Congratulations to all who had a part in this first Goldey Beacom Yearbook.
Sincerely,
Jay Miller
President
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Graduates
1962
February
April
June
August
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First Row:
Richard Abplanalp
323 Monument Avenue
Malvern, Pennsylvania
Jr. Business Administration
Charlotte Knight Abrahams
Principio Furnace, Maryland
General Secretarial
Second Row:
Ralph J. Adkins
Millsboro, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Carol Armstrong
14 Indian Creek Entry
Levittown, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Third Row:
Patty A. Atkinson
2414 Chesapeake Street
Stauton, Virginia
Executive Secretarial
Frederick M. Baker
Queenstown, Maryland
Accounting and Business Adminstration
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First Row:
Marie Batutis
407 Lythe Street
Minersville, Pennsylvania
DASTP
George T. Beauchammp
Westover, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Juanita Benicoso
905 N. Bancroft Parkway
Wilmington, Delaware
Stenographic
Milton Bilecki
813 Fairview Avenue
Bellfonte 3, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Richard M. Bobersky
1119 W. Eighth Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Mary Ellen M. Bolger
518 Lindbergh Way
Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
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First Row:
Joan M. Boss
57 Elmer Street
Bridgeton, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Marcia E. Bower
706 Orville Road
Lansdale, Pennsylvania
DASTP
Second Row:
Anne E. Bowness
505 McDade Boulevard
Collingdale, Pennsylvania
DASTP
Anita Boyd
Church Hill, Maryland
Stenographic
Third Row:
Barbara L. Boyer
125 Faust Street
Dansville, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Patricia A. Boyle
Happy House
Ridley Park, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
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First Row:
Priscilla L. Bradley
R.D. 4, Elkton, Maryland
Medical Secretarial
Linda Bradway
118 S. Plaza Place
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Stenographic
Second Row:
Leon O. Brittingham, Jr.
Millsboro, Delaware
Accounting and Business Adminstration
Wanda Lee Bromley
Eden, Maryland
Medical Secretarial
Third Row:
Charles M. Brown, Jr.
Ingleside, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
Delores J. Brown
State Highway 13
Harrington, Delaware
DASTP
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First Row:
Nina Burlin
Box 87, R.D. 1
Perryville, Maryland
General Secretarial
Jean Burroughs
720 Mill Road
Northfield, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Second Row:
Patricia M. Byrne
Donmar Farm, R. D. 1
Kennett Square, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
James Carey
Route 1, Box 305
Milton, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
John E. Carrow
786 S. Halsey Road
Dover, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Gerald W. Chandler
Selbyville, Delaware
Junior Business Adminstration
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First Row:
Janice Charlton
360 Jackson Avenue
Carney’s Point, New Jersey
General Secretarial
Barbara Clark
911 Mercer Drive
Barrington, New Jersey
General Secretarial
Second Row:
Richard A. Clarke
209 Walnut Street
Pocomoke City, Maryland
Junior Business Administration
George Cole
Chapman Road, R.F.D. 1
Newark, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Sybil M. Cole
1325 Greenleaf Road, Oakhill
Wilmington, Delaware
DASTP
Kathleen M. Connor
1806 Sycamore Street
Wilmington, Delaware
DASTP
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First Row:
Jack R. Cooper
Wyoming, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Jean A. Coppa
Box 18, Goodley Road
Boothwyn, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Second Row:
Henry F. Cowell, Jr.
1106 Dilworth Road, Willow Run
Wilmington, Delaware
Jr. Business Administration
Elaine Craig
Main Street
Greenwich, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Third Row:
Lynn Craner
212 Sinnickson Street
Salem, New Jersey
General Secretarial
William H. Crigler
Rising Sun, Maryland
Jr. Business Administraiton
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First Row:
Kay G. Custis
P.O. Box 626
Exmore, Virginia
Executive Secretarial
Ethel M. Darby
615 Concord Avenue
Wilmington, Delaware
Stenographic
Second Row:
William Darr
1119 Hance Bridge Road
Millville, New Jersey
Accounting and Business Administration
Linda E. D’Augstine
54 S. Main Street
Executive Secretarial
Third Row:
Carol F. Davis
515 W. 25th Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Elizabeth Davis
201 Taft Avenue
Wilmington, Delaware
General Business
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First Row:
William R. Dawson
Camden-Wyoming Avenue
Camden, Delaware
Jr. Business Administration
Dolores Della Rova
741 E. Chestnut Street
Coatesville, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Second Row:
Joseph J. De Lussa
13 Thompson Avenue
Bridgeton, New Jersey
Junior Business Administration
Carole A. De Stafney
Box 95, Rural Route 1
Avondale, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Robert F. Detwiler
164 Airport Road
New Castle, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Christian Diaz
806 N. Adams Street
Wilmington, Delaware
General Business
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First Row:
Patricia A. Difilippo
Lake Road
Avondale, Pennsylvania
General Secretarial
William J. Dinsmore, Jr.
Apt. 2A, 1303 N. Van Buren Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Jr. Business Administration
Second Row:
Harold Dodd
Georgetown, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Betty J. Donovan
Lincoln, Delaware
General Business
Third Row:
Dorothy I. Dorofee
547 E. Penn Boulevard
Woodbury, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Suanne T. Duffy
7 Booth Drive, Penn Acres
New Castle, Delaware
Stenographic
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First Row:
Bonnie Duncan
720 Crystle Road. Chester Plaza
Chester, Pennsylvania
Medical Secretarial
Robert E. Dunlap
145 New Concord Road
Chester, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Richard Durham
220 Filbert Avenue
Wilmington, Delaware
General Business
Rosalind Ebner
26066 Baynard Coulevard
Wilmington, Delaware
Stenographic
Third Row:
Richard O. Esham
Pemberton Drive
Salisbury, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
S. Larry Edwardson
300 Delaware Avenue, McDaniel Crest
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
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First Row:
Susan S. Evans
1014 N. Rodney Street
Wilmington, Delaware
DASTP
William M. Evans
244 East Avon Road, Parkside
Chester, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Essel T. Farlow, Jr.
Pittsville, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
Luis R. Fernandez
Alajuela, Costa Rica
Jr. Business Administration
Third Row:
Sandra L. Fetsurka
256 E. Phillips Street
Coaldale, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Carolyn E. Fields
Route 1, Salisbury, Maryland
General Secretarial
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First Row:
Carol D. Finn
212 Houston Street
Chester, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Evans N. Fishel
637 S. Main Street
Red Lion, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Carolyn B. Flinchbaugh
259 N. Main Street
Red Lion, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Alice Rebecca Fogg
R.D. 2, Salem, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Third Row:
Marian Forshay
249 Washington Drive
Pennsville, New Jersey
Stenographic
Sheila Frances Foskey
Crisfield, Maryland
Executive Secretarial
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First Row:
Charlotte D. Fox
802 S. E. Second Street
Milford, Delaware
General Business
Lynda S. Fuglein
42 Midland Avenue
Berwyn, Pennsylvania
Stenographic
Second Row:
Mary A. Furness
1011 E. Church Street
Salisbury, Maryland
Executive Secretarial
Agnes M. Garrish
1609 Montgomery Road, Willow Run
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Robert L. Gay
23 Main Street
Watsontown, Pennsylvania
Jr. Business Administration
Sallie L. Gibison
Salem, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
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First Row:
Hazel A. Godwin
Milford Cross Roads
Newark, Delaware
General Business
George R. Good
234 E. Chestnut Street
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Wilbur A. Gooden
Woodside, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Carol R. Gordon
Smyrna, Delaware
Stenographic
Third Row:
Judith A. Green
2 Franklin Avenue
Claymont, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Joyce M. Greiner
Route 3, Manheim, Pennsylvania
Medical Secretarial
Page 95
First Row:
Bonnie Elinor Griffith
104 Queen Avenue
Pennsville, New Jersey
General Business
Sarah L. Groff
Elmer, New Jersey
Stenographic
Second Row:
Henry C. Hackett
Ewart Road
Avondale, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Melainie M. Hall
Dewey Avenue
Lewes, Delaware
General Secretarial
Third Row:
Patricia E. Hall
R.D. 1, Laurel, Delaware
General Secretarial
Evelyn H. Hamilton
R.D. 2, Cochranville, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
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First Row:
Despina Harris
1222 E. Tenth Street
Eddystone, Pennsylvania
Medical Secretarial
Joanne Hart
1201 Delancey Place
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Medical Secretarial
Second Row:
Mary L. Hedtke
1014 S. Rodney Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Jean Henry
218 Seventh Street
Laurel, Delaware
General Secretarial
Third Row:
Fay Hill
Seaford, Delaware
Stenographic
Peter A. Hillier
2400 N.E. 195th Street
North Miami Beach, Florida
Accounting and Business Administration
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First Row:
Aubrey M. Hillis
2519 Turnstone Drive, Brookmeade
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Edward T. Hoff, III
Rio Grande, New Jersey
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Natalie L. Holland
10 N. Clinton Avenue
Wenonah, New Jersey
Business Machines
Worthy A. Hollister
North East, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Jeanette M. Honda
958 Van Buren Street
Seabrook, New Jersey
DASTP
Joy L. Holton
Mt. Pleasant
Middletown, Delaware
Business Machines
Page 98
First Row:
Donna Hook
3727 Six Street
Upland, Pennsylvania
DASTP
Linda A. Howell
1404 Wedgewood Road, Oak Hill
Wilmington, Delaware
DASTP
Second Row:
Lois Hutchison
Appleby Road
New Castle, Delaware
DASTP
Patricia L. Hylinski
R.F.D. 5, Box 288
Georgetown, Delaware
Medical Secretarial
Third Row:
Sally L. Ireland
Bohemix Avenue
Chesapeake City, Maryland
Stenographic
Judith A. Jaqueth
Main Street
Betterton, Maryland
Executive Secretarial
Page 99
First Row:
Suzanne M. Jaquett
140 S. Broad Street
Penns Grove, New Jersey
DASTP
H. William Jones
63 Lotus Street
Dover, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Raymond N. Kennedy, Jr.
202 Kinston Avenue
Barrington, New Jersey
Accounting and Busines Administration
Judith A. Kidd
R.D. 2, Rising Sun, Maryland
Medical Secretarial
Third Row:
Richard A. Kirschner
622 Geddes Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Carolyn M. Kowalkowski
60 Church Street
Penns Grove, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Page 100
First Row:
Catherine R. Kucharczuk
418 E. Fourth Street
Northampton, Pennsylvania
Medical Secretarial
Denise A. Kulonda
911 N. Franklin Street
Wilmington, Delaware
DASTP
Second Row:
Margaret E. Kulp
545 Farmington Avvenue
Pottstown, Pennsylvania
General Secretarial
A. Gary Kurtz
800 S. State Street
Ephrata, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Catherine Kyritsis
1500 Newport Pike
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Margaret La Corte
Toughkenamon, Pennsylvania
Business Machines
Page 101
First Row:
Helen Marie Lammey
Unionville, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Eileen C. Langley
Delsea Drive
Malaga, New Jersey
DASTP
Second Row:
Larry B. Lauver
724 South Grand Street
Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Jr. Business Administration
Richard Lawrence
Woodside, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Arlese Marilee Layton
R.D. 1, Laurel, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Joan Marie Leddy
3623 Topaz Drive
Claymont, Delaware
Stenographic
Page 102
First Row:
Thelma Lee
18 West Fouteenth Street
Wilmington, Delaware
General Secretarial
Davis Walter Lewis
734 Berwyn Avenue
Berwyn, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
George Lester Lewis
63 Henry Street
Bridgeton, New Jersey
Accounting and Business Administration
John S. Lloyd
13 South Hook Road
Pennsville, New Jersey
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Sandra Camille Loss
South Meadow Drive
Odessa, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Edward Luber
35 South New Jersey Avenue
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Accounting and Business Administration
Page 103
First Row:
John G. Maiorano
47 Winterbury Circle
Wilmington 8, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Bertha Ann Manlove
Cecilton, Maryland
Business Machines
Second Row:
Katharine P. Martenis
Elkton, Maryland
General Secretarial
Wanda Mathews
419 N. Stokes Street
Havre de Grace, Maryland
General Secretarial
Third Row:
Douglas Mayhew
712 S. Harmony Road
Newark, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Robert Mazzoni
Vineland, New Jersey
Accounting and Business Administration
Page 104
First Row:
Gwen McCaffery
614 Delaware Street
New Castle, Delaware
Business Machines
Maureen McCarthy
Delaware City, Delaware
Stenographic
Second Row:
Judith Anna McCormick
3425 W. Tenth Street
Chester, Pennsylvania
General Business
Donald E. McKay
911 Rodman Road, Bellefonte
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Lovesse Ruth Mellott
R.D. 3, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania
Business Machines
Catherine A. Mical
27 Stroud Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Medical Secretarial
Page 105
First Row:
Patsy Miller
2919 Academy Avenue
Holmes, Pennsylvania
Medical Secretarial
Walter John Mitchell
248 Highland Avenue
Glen Riddle, Pennsylvania
Business Machines
Second Row:
Russell Earl Moore
655 Saude Avenue
Essington, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Gerald G. Moran
Lewisville, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Christine Morgan
218 Winston Avenue
Wilmington 4, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Barbara Ellen Nero
Box 350, Laurel, Delaware
Jr. Business Administration
Page 106
First Row:
Sheila Newell
1711 Chestnut Street
Wilmington, Delaware
General Business
Patricia Dean Nichols
Allen, Maryland
Business Machines
Second Row:
Charles A. Nickerson
Bay View Road
Middleton, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Kent Nixon
1908 Bloomingdale Avenue
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Domenic A. Palagruto
1100 N. Clayton Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Vera Violeta Paniagua E.
Avenida 4 entre Calles 4 y 6
Heredia, Costa Rica
Stenographic
Page 107
First Row:
Minnie Florence Parker
709 W. Tenth Street
General Secretarial
Delores Ann Parlett
Woodbine, Pennsylvania
Medical Secretarial
Second Row:
David R. Parrott
Federalsburg, Maryland
General Secretarial
Fredrick Charles Pedrick
Green Road
Pedricktown, New Jersey
General Business
Third Row:
Martin E. Pesilo
713 E. Nield Street
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Diane M. Platt
73 S. Avon Drive, Ashbourne Hills
Claymont, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Page 108
First Row:
Edward Poppitt, Jr.
517 Ivydale Road
Wilmington, Delaware
General Business
Hamilton C. Porter, Jr.
102 S. Shady Retreat Road
Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Carole Lynn Powell
145 Olga Road
Wilmington, Delaware
General Secretarial
Elaine Powell
317 Pinehurst Road, Fairfax
Wilmington, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Third Row:
Benjamin F. Pownall
109 W. Franklin Ave., Wilmington Manor
New Castle, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Susan Prettyleaf
26 Grand Parkway
Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Page 109
First Row:
Susan Jane Price
119 N. Main Street
Smyrna, Delaware
Medical Secretarial
Judith A. Redcay
189 N. Laurel Street
Manheim, Pennsylvania
DASTP
Second Row:
Susan Myer Richards
Bridgeville Manor
Bridgeville, Delaware
General Secretarial
Sue Ellen Richardson
Vienna, Maryland
DASTP
Third Row:
Teresa Rizzi
Harrisonville R.D.
Swedesboro, New Jeersey
Executive Secretarial
Judith Ann Robbins
R.D. 1, Woodstown, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Page 110
First Row:
Phyllis Amanda Robinson
Sharptown, Maryland
Executive Secretarial
Nancy Louise Roe
Chestertown, Maryland
Executive Secretarial
Second Row:
Dolores Romansky
63 Main Street, Mount Carbon
Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Verna Roncace
38 Beach Avenue
Pennsville, New Jersey
General Business
Third Row:
Nancy Willin Rose
Route 1, Box 66
Seaford, Delaware
General Business
Linda Sue Rosenkrans
102 O’Neill Court
Havre de Grace, Maryland
Stenographic
Page 111
First Row:
Darla Ann Rosensteel
13 Franklin Avenue
Claymont, Delaware
Medical Secretarial
Sally Ross
Main Street
Denver, Pennsylvania
General Business
Second Row:
Suzanne Rudrow
19 Hessler’s Lane
Wilmington 3, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Dixie D. Rush
24 S. Fourth Street
Newport, Pennsylvania
Medical Secretarial
Third Row:
N. Robert Rusinko
44 W. Ruddle Street
Coaldale, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
M. Elaine Rutt
R.D. 1, Milford, Delaware
Medical Secretarial
Page 112
First Row:
Janis Kay Rutter
Perryville, Maryland
General Secretarial
William Robert Rylee
Box 412, West Grove, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Carol Janice Saul
417 Irving Avenue
Bridgeton, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Kenneth A. Scarborough
R.D. 2, Box 369
Aberdeen, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Marjorie Scari
118 East 36th Street
Wilmington, Delaware
General Business
Judith Lee Schad
552 Arch Street
Royersford, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Page 113
First Row:
Paul J. Seng, Jr.
152 W. Maple Avenue
Langhorne, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Barbara Anne Sharp
417 S. Scott Avenue
Glenolden, Pennyslvania
DASTP
Second Row:
Robert W. Shipe
200 E. Mahoning Street
Danville, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Ronald J. Shelton
1201 Labdell Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Third Row:
Jill Elaine Shetler
912 Franklin Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Business Machine
John Luther Shockley
R.F.D. II, Snow Hill, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
Page 114
First Row:
Marjorie Short
552 Lloyd Avenue
Downingtown, Pennsylvania
General Secretarial
Joseph O. Silfies, Jr.
3 W. Hillview Avenue, Mayview Manor
New Castle, Delaware
Accounting and Administration
Second Row:
Sharon L. Simcoe
Box 122, R.D. 2
Troy, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
P. Thomas Simpers, Jr.
Kennett Square, Pennsylvania
Jr. Business Administration
Third Row:
Carol Ann Simpkins
84 Hiles Avenue, Elk Terrace
Salem, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Roger D. Slaalien
43 Spruce Avenue, Elsmere
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Page 115
First Row:
Jean Smiley
20 N. Ellis Lane
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Colleen Smith
Conowingo, Maryland
Medical Secretarial
Second Row:
Dale R. Smith
1300 “G’ Street
North East, Maryland
Accounting and business Administration
Jack Stiles Smith
326 Spring Garden Street
Ephrata, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Charles V. Snyder
Delta, R.D. 2, Pennsylvania
General Business
Francis J. Socko
R.D. 1, Box 111
Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Page 116
First Row:
Linda Sparks
High Point Farm
Forest Hill, Maryland
General Secretarial
Mervyn C. Sparks
Chester, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Robert J. Spaziani
417 W. Union Street
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
J. Clifton Spencer
Route 1, Salisbury, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Mary Jane Spencer
Rocks, Maryland
Business Machines
Robert C. Starkey
219 S. Chapel Street
Newark, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Page 117
First Row:
Billy Richard Stephens
Hebron, Maryland
General Business
Mary Pollard Stipa
Cecilton, Maryland
Executive Secretarial
Second Row:
Mary P. Stone
10 Ashland Avenue
Barrington, New Jersey
DASTP
Kathleen Stumpf
124 Green Avenue
Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Third Row:
Patricia Jane Styron
158 N. Broad Street
Penns Grove, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Judith Carol Suloff
Box 45, Faulk Road
Boothwyn, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Page 118
First Row:
Elizabeth June Sutton
314 Fifth Avenue
Denton, Maryland
General Secretarial
Sarah R. Tarpine
R.D. 3, Elmer, New Jersey
General Secretarial
Second Row:
Gustine M. Tavani, Jr.
1527 Barley Mill Road
Wilmington, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Julia Etta Teat
R.R. 1, Millington, Maryland
General Secretarial
Third Row:
Michael Thomas Tees
213 Rhoades Avenue
Haddonfield, New Jersey
Accounting and Business Administration
Jane Louise Tharp
223 Wellington Road, Fairfax
Wilmington 3, Delaware
Stenographic
Page 119
First Row:
Brown P. Thawley, Jr.
15 Clarke Avenue
Milford, Delaware
General Business
Dorothy Thomas
306 Glendale Drive
Salisbury, Maryland
Accounting and business Administration
Second Row:
Joan C. Thompson
212 Norwood Avenue
Holmes, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Joan Phyllis Thompson
103 W. Thirteen Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Third Row:
Mary E. Till
R.D. 1, Box 220
Penns Grove, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Betty Jane Todd
111 Carrolton Avenue
Salisbury, Maryland
Executive Secretarial
Page 120
First Row:
William R. Toulson
Ekinboro, R.D. 3
Salem, New Jersey
Business Machines
Shirley Marguerite Towers
Queenstown, Maryland
Business Macines
Second Row:
Dorothy Jean Townsend
6 Woods Avenue
Penns Grove, New Jersey
Executive Secretarial
Judith Lois Townsend
1604 Shadybrook Road, Greenmeadow II
Wilmington 3, Delaware
General Secretarial
Third Row:
Judith Ann Troyer
912 White Oak Road
Dover, Delaware”
General Secretarial
Doris Ulrich
234 Washington Avenue
Ephrata, Pennsylvania
General Secretarial
Page 121
First Row:
Carol Anne Vautrin
2410 Tapley Lane, Limestone Acres
Wilmington 8, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Rachel Veasey
8 Guthrie Road
Rehobeth Beach, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Second Row:
Jean Ellen Veazey
25 Nanticoke Annex
Seaford, Delaware
Medical Secretarial
Fred S. Venish
106 Leon Avenue
Norwood, Pennsylvania
General Business
Third Row:
Louise R. Walker
32 W. Central Avenue
Paoli, Pennsylvania
General Business
Myrtle Melissa Walker
Baldwin, Maryland
Medical Secretarial
Page 122
First Row:
Rebecca Waller
200 Cedar Lane, Nanticoke Acres
Seaford, Delaware
General Business
Richard W. Waller
190 W. Commerce Street
Bridgeton, New Jersey
Accounting and Business Administration
Second Row:
Leslie L. Walls
22 East Sixth Street
New Castle, Delaware
General Business
Trudy Alice Ware
8 Perkins Avenue, Silverside Heights
Wilmington 3, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Third Row:
Viriginia A. Ware
101 Girard Road
Glassboro, New Jersey
DASTP
Scherrie M. Watrous
411 First Street
Athens, Pennsylvania
General Secretarial
Page 123
First Row:
Richard Taylor Watson
Selbyville, Delaware
Accounting and Business Administration
Andrea Weaver
806 Westfield Avenue
Spring City, Pennsylvania
General Secretarial
Second Row:
June Weaver
Greensboro, Maryland
General Secretarial
Harold Webb
Colora, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
Third Row:
Sally Ann Webber
Creek Road, Box 114
Hockessin, Delaware
General Secretarial
James Troy Wells
136 Loockerman Street
Dover, Delaware
Business Machines
Page 124
First Row:
Eloise West
Dagsboro, Delaware
General Secretarial
James J. Wharry
129 Kells Avenue
Newark, Delaware
General Business
Second Row:
John P. White
Hebron, Maryland
Accounting and Business Administration
Mary Margaret Widmaier
1711 Rockvale Road
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
General Business
Third Row:
Carole Ann Willis
10 Franklin Street
Penns Grove, New Jersey
Medical Secretarial
Judith Anne Wirth
903 Brouse Street
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
Accounting and Business Administration
Page 125
First Row:
Rose Mary Woodrow
R.D. 2, Box 97
Milford, Delaware
Executive Secretarial
Rose Ann Yaworsky
R.D. 1, Box 92
Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Business Machines
Second Row:
Christine Z. Zebley
R.D. 5, West Chester, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Ernest Zimmerman, Jr.
Route 3, Dover, Delaware
Jr. Business Administration
Third Row:
Emilia Zuniga
Apartado Postal 251, Tegucigalpa d.C.
Honduras, Central America
Executive Secretarial
Anne B. Balderston
Box 190, Glens Mills, Pennsylvania
Executive Secretarial
Page 126
Gold Star Patrons
Brittingham’s Pharmacy
Wilmington, Delaware
Center City Lanes
Wilmington, Delaware
Corrado Bros. Inc.
Wilmington, Delaware
Galloway Bros. Transportation Co.
Wilmington, Delaware
Paul R. Phillips Lumber Co.
Wilmington, Delaware
Dr. Joseph L. Sikorski
Wilmington, Delaware
Page 127
Silver Star Patrons
First Column:
A Friend
R.B. Baker & Sons Inc.
Queenstown, Maryland
A.J. Blake Flowers
Wilmington 3, Delaware
Berman Truck Leasing Co.
Wilmington, Delaware
Mr. & Mrs. Perry Cherubini
Bridgeton, New Jersey
Maurice Clarke Studios
Wilmington, Delaware
Colla’s Floral Shop
Vineland, New Jersey
Corporation Service Company
Wilmington, Delaware
Cumberland Dairy
Bridgeton, New Jersey
Doehla Greeting Cards Inc.
Bridgeton, New Jersey
Harold Douglas
& Tony Angelo
Bridgeton, New Jersey
Second Column:
I.J. Durnall Oil Corp.
Wilmington, Delaware
Eaton Food Market
Wilmington, Delaware
Morris P. Evans & Son
Chester, Pennsylvania
Far East Restaurant
Wilmington, Delaware
Miss Harriet Fischer
Wilmington, Delaware
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Fischer
Wilmington, Delaware
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Gonserkevis
Isaac’s Gulf Service Station
Wilmington, Delaware
Don Herrman
Wilmington, Delaware
Mr. & Mrs. R. Hillier
Miami Beach, Florida
Mr. & Mrs. N.L. Hollond
Joe’s Barber Shop
Edgemoor, Delaware
Kozy Korner Luncheonette
Wilmington, Delaware
Third Column:
Vincent Massimiano
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Photo Center Inc.
Wilmington, Delaware
Sam’s Steak House
Wilmington, Delaware
Louis H. Schmidt
New Canaan, Connecticut
Mr. & Mrs. John Spoltore
Bridgeton, New Jersey
Toddle House
Wilmington, Delaware
Tom’s Food Market
Wilmington, Delaware
Towne & Campus
Wilmington, Delaware
Weinberg’s Inc.
Chester, Pennsylvania
Wilmington Plumbing Supply
Co., Inc.
Wilmington, Delaware
Y.M.C.A. Cafeteria
Wilmington, Delaware
Page 128
Personal Patrons
First Column:
A friend
Mrs. G.B. Alrich
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Astle
Connie Blades
Mr. & Mrs. David Brodecki
Cdr. Albert W. Brown
Albert W. Brown, Jr.
Mrs. Eva M. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer R. Bump, Sr.
Mike Caroselli, Jr.
Delmar Canoll
Pat Chason
“Shet”
Weldon H. Cloud
Mr. & Mrs. Elwood Clessman
Allen L. Cullis
Miss Alberta Daniels
Danson Twins
Mr. & Mrs. John DeLussa
Joseph DeLussa
Mr. & Mrs. W.E. Derby
John DiRosa
Mrs. Jean Domanski
Paul Dorso
Duchess
Duchess
Ephrata Nursing Home Inc.
Sigmund Ettinger
Fred H. Evick
Elizabeth Faye
Charles G. Ferguson, Jr.
Pete Friedel
Jackie Fromal
Mrs. Gertrude Gable
Harry P. Geanopulos
Gino’s Men’s Shop
Mr. Edwin Golin
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Harvey
Second Column:
Hi Fi’s Orchestra
Freckels Hillier
Harry Hillier
Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Holt
Joy Holton
Masaru Honda
Catherine Hook
Michael Hook
Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Horner, Jr.
Milt Howett
Milt Howett
Pauline Hyde
J.C. Soda Shop
Judy James
Jerry F. and Polly M.
Robert John
Mr. & Mrs. James Kaufman
J. Kester
J.E. McKnight
Cindy L. Kocsi
Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Kocsi
A.G. Kurtz & Sons
Morris and Catherine LaRue
Mr. & Mrs. Roger LaReau
M. G. Laughney
Mrs. Anne Lentz
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Leone
“Liz”
Madison Market
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Martin
Mr. & Mrs. R.A. Mason
Thomas J. Mason
Wanda Mathews
Nancy Marvel
Blanche McFall
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene McGee
Mr. D.J. McKenney
Jo Ann Money
Franklin Montgomery
Charlie Moore
George Moore
Ed Murphy, Jr.
Pat Murray
Third Column:
Nell’s Luncheonette
Mrs. N. Niglio
Oak’s Drive In
Mr. & Mrs. James O’Neill
Holmes C. Perrine, III
Mr. & Mrs. M.G. Phillips
Jim Powers
John Prince
Jimmy Pyle
Mrs. Robert E. Pyler, Sr.
C. Winfield Rash
Mr. & Mrs. David Reed, Jr.
Francis J. Riccio
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Riggin
Anna Ritterson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Rudrow, Sr.
Mr. Norman Salus
Marie Louise Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Schmusser
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Schumann
George Shade
Sharon and Allen
S.O. Shaw
Miriam Shoesmith
Jean Stiegler
Mr. & Mrs. P.E. Strickland
Sudlersville High School
Andy Terzes
William H. Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Tilghman
“TOJO” --- Tokyo
George T. Tyon, Jr.
Margaret Walsh
Kathy and Fred Walter
Vince Wasilchick
Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Wellborn
Norman White
Mrs. Laurentine Whiting
Barry Wilson
Charles Woolston
Page 129
Faculty and Staff Patrons
Gold Star
Mr. Sidney R. Peters
Executive Board
Mr. J. W. Hirons
Dr. Jay W. Miller
Mr. John G. Leach
Mr. A Raymond Jackson
Mr. Frederick L. Zebley
Mr. W.S. Adams
Silver Star
Miss Rebecca H. Abel
Miss Rosalind Gerson
Mr. Stewart B. Jackson
Mrs. Ruth B. Jenkins
Mr. Lawrence S. Kucharczuk
Mr. William G. Ott
Personal
Mr. Travis L. Bowen
Mr. Paul R. Brown
Miss Matha Brugge
Mrs. Louise Hearn
Mr. J. Russel Leonard
Mrs. Catherine Nicholson
Miss Sandra Seltzer
Miss Patricia Styron
Page 130
Autographs
Page 131
Autographs
Page 132
Autographs
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