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

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-+45 EN' WILLIAM DENIGHT MAPLE SHADE SCIENTIFIC COURSE Although Bill is a shy fellow, when you get to know him well, there's a pleasant surprise in store for you. The girls don't know much about him Cyetll but the boys say he's a regular. HOWARD DERLIN MOORESTOXVN i SCIENTIFIC COURSE Evidentl Howard prefers the great outdoors to classrooms. Although he is the Iiappy-go-lucky type, he is not insincere. XVe hope he will use his sound intelligence to the greatest advantage. WILLIAM DOWNING IVIAPLE SHADE COIIMERCIAL COURSE Class Treasurer, I5 Secretar , III, IV, Monitor Club Department Head, IV, Bookkeeping Team, II, LII, Track, II, Manager Basketball Team, IV, Assistant Manager, III. W'ho's that boy coming down the hall carrying a large brief case? XVhy, it's no other than our energetic Bill. Although Bill is a serious chap this quality only makes him better liked by his friends. 1 HOWARD DUNCAN MARLTON AGRICULTURE COURSE Football, III, IV, Basketball, III, IV, Agricultural Award, II. XVhoois that boy with big, brown eyes and curly, brown hair? It's none other than Duncan, our class sheik. To all outward appearances he seems quiet, but teasing is his weakness. Howard is quite an athlete too, playing on both football and basketball teams. Class of 1935 PAGE 27

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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

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Off MY' l ALBERTA MAE EDGAR IVIUORESTOIVN CLASSICAL COUIISE Secretarv of Class. I, II: French Club, III. IV, Vice-President, III: Latin Club, I, II, III, IVQ JVul.rhcll Staff, III: Editor-in-Chief, IV: Honor Certilicate, I, II: Senior Honor Groupg Prohibition Essay Prize, I, II: .vuirlzcll Award, '53. Alberta is a careful and persistent student. She is so faithful in all she does that we highly value her friendship. Alberta possesses a sweet disposition and a gracious dignity. She displays talent in musical and literary tields. ALBERT ELLIS iNIOOlHCS'1'OXVN Comir:iac1.xi. COURSE The bovs know Albert better than the girls-he is rather shy around the latter. However, a man's a man for a' that! Une ofthe heaviest boys in the class, the football field has seen a great deal of him. IIere's to his successl ROLAND E. EVERHAIWI Mooar:sTowN Cmimeuci.-xi. COURSE Civic Club Representative. S xrli ie folks associate a bad temper with red hair, but not so with Roland. He is a regular fellow with a pleasant smile for everyone, il- ready wit, and an endless string otijokes, which makes him quite popular in M. I'I. S. EDITH EWEN Moomzsroww Cmim-Jncmr. Counsi-: Iunior Play, III: Senior Play, IV: Senior Public Speaking Contestg Attendance Certificate, I, II, III. Edith is an excellent example of how charming la petite can be. The sweet manner in which she has acted various r6Ies in some of our outstanding plays has delighted us. Yve shall always remember Edith as dainty, merry, and full ot life. Ilxczil: 28 THE NUTSHELL