Moorestown Senior High School - Nutshell Yearbook (Moorestown, NJ)

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ww 24 5 IAMES BURK BEVERLY CLASSICAL COURSE Latin Club, I, II: Football, I, II, III, IV, Attendance Certificate, I: Student Court Member, IV. Stand aside, here comes that big boy from Bridgeborol lim, because of his size, personality, and achievement in athletics, will not be forgotten by anyone of his friends. An exception to the rule that good things come in .rmall packages. C. ROBERT BUTCHENHART PENSAUKEN CLASSICAL COURSE French Club, III, Latin Club, II. Butch is one of that certain crowd of M. H. S. YVherever the crowd is, there you're sure to find Bob. He always needs plenty of air, so you'll usuallv find him leaning out of the window. Butch's con- tinuous smile only disappears when his pal, Sullender, is not around. RUTH E. CAMPBELL MooREsTowN COMMERCIAL COURSE Senior Play, IV. This sweet little blonde has all the qualities that boys are dailv found sighing for in a girl. Ruth doesn't talk very much, but when she does, you'd better listen, because it's usually something important. HENRIETTA MARIE CONNOR MOORESTOWN CLAssicAL Counsif French Club, III, IVg Latin Club, I, II. i Hen is that guiet little girl with a sweet disposition. Although she isn't very big she is well known by all her classmates. She is always right there when needed. A better all-around sport would be hard to find. Clam of 1933 PAXGE 25

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.qw H+., DOROTHY BIN TLIFF Moom-:s'rowN COMMERCIAL COURSE Hockey, Ill, IV, Attendance Certificate, I, II, III. Dottie possesses a winning personality and lots of exuberant laughter. She believes in looking at the bright side oflife and is just the one in case you have a bad attack of the blues. SYDNEY BODINE PENSAUKI-:N SCIENTIFIC COURSE President Moiiitor Club, IV. XVe shall always remember Sydne as sincere and dependable in his task of upholding the office of President of the Monitor Club. The old Ford truck in which he sometimes comes to school performs for him like a trained circus attraction. WALTER MAYNARD BOWEN RIvEIIToN COMAIERCIAI. COURSE .Monitor Club Department Head, IV: Iunior Play, Ill, Pickles, IV, Attendance Certificate, I, III. XVhenever you hear that loud guffaw. whenever you feel that hearty slap on the back, vou know that Nlaynard is in our midst. That congenial, ruddy-checked fellow! Ah, he will not soon be forgotten by our dear old Alma lllater. BEATRICE BRUSSTAR .xlAPI.E SIIAIJE CommERcI.'II. COURSE Typing Team, III: Attendance Certificate, I, II. lll. Bees are busy creatures, and the term certainly applies to our Bea. You should see her at that typewriterl Commercial work is her ambition, and her classmates wish her luck in the business world. PAGE 24 THE N U TSHELL ' 'I

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-QQH ROM BENIAMIN COOPER MA1zLToN SCIENTIFIC COURSE President Civic Club, IV, Student Court Member, III: Football, III, IV: Basketball, IV, Track, Il, III, IV, Attendance Certificate, II, Honor Certificate, I, II, III, Senior Honor Goup, IV. NVho's that fellow? This question is rarely asked even by freshmen. That past record speaks for itself. Active in Student Government as well as athletics, Ben is an all-around good fellowl See that fellow totin ' the lull? That'S Cooper, the one who got the highest mark in our last test. MARTHA F. CROMLEY MEm'imNrvn,LE Ci'ENERAL COURSE lVIartha's laughing brown eyes invite us to be friendly. Wle are glad to have such a gay person in our midst. Her aspirations are to become a successful bookkeeper. Here's luck to you, Martha! IOSEPH DELUCA fxIAl'I.E SHADE CLASSICAL CCJURSE Latin Club, I, II, Honor Certificate, I, II, Senior Honor Group, IV. By this time 'ou surely have met that husky senior with the great big sunny smile. Hyave ou noticed how his fascinating eves flash when he defends his ideas? Hlis willingness to be of assistance wins the admiration of everyone. JOSEPH DENNELER RIVERSIDE COMMERCIAL COURSE Football I, II, Baseball, II, III, Iunior Play, III. foe is a practical joker which makes him a happy-go-lucky fellow. Next to ioking he likes playing baseball. He has a motto all to himself which is, Keep your eye on the old apple. PAC E 26 THE N U TSH ELL