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

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.pw Ilfo- MARGARET FEGLEY MAPLE SHADE SCIENTIFIC COURSE Senior Public Speaking Contestg Pickles. Although Margaret has been in IW. H. S. for only one year, her per- sonality has made her well known throughout the school. And is she good- looking? lust ask any senior boyl XVe know one masculine heart that has perceptibly been set a-fluttering! NEIL W. FRECH MAPLE SIIAUE SCIENTIFIC COURSE French Club, IV, Attendance Certificate, I. Freebie is what they call him. He is a quiet, reserved sort of chap, and next to liking his brief case, he likes his lunch. XVell, Neil, here's wish- ing you luck and happiness in everything you undertake. HOBART GARDINER INIIIAN MILLS AGRICULTURE COURSE Senior Honor Group, President Agriculture Club, Ill, lVg Civic Club Award, lll. Hobart is one of Moorestown's reserved chaps, but he certainly is there when it comes to studiesl The Class of'35 expects to hear much from you, Hobart, in future years. MARION ELEANOR GILSON MAPLE SIIAIJE CLASSICAL COURSE French Club, lll, IV, Latin Club, l, ll, lll, IV: Hockey, lll, IV, Drum and Bugle Corps, ll, Ill, IV: Prohibition Poster Prize, ll: Iunior Play, Ill: Senior Play, IVQ Nllffhell Staff, Assistant Editor, lVp At- tendance Certificate, I, ll. Marion is the kind of girl that schools should be filled with-a good scholar, a true friend to all, cheerful, and happy. Yvith all of her studies and activities, Nlarion still finds time for a little fun. Class of 1953 PAGE 29

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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

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...gg MQ, HELEN FRANCES GODFREY AIOUNT LAUREL GENERAL COURSE Helen has proved herself a faithful worker by her efficiency in helping with various projects in school. We find her a person who t inks before she speaks. That makes a word twice as valuable. To know Helen is a pleasure especially because of her good-natured disposition. KATHLEEN LUCY GREENWOOD AIOORESTOWN COmxERc1AL COURSE Attendance Certificate, I. A sunny disposition and quaint little ways characterize Kathleen. She is small and demure. Although we don't hear her talk very much, yet we can always hear her humming a gay little tune as she passes by. ROBERT T. HALL MOORESTOWN SCIENTIFIC COURSE Football, III, IV, Basketball, IVQ Swimming Team, I. Merely to say that Bob is a fine athlete, does not pay sufficient tribute to his abilities. He is not only a good sport on the tield but is known for his versatility. A rare sense of humor makes him liked everywhere. WINIFRED HENRIQUES EAST PENSAUKEN fil-INERAL COURSE Latin Club, 1Ig Senior Public Speaking Contest. lf you don't know Winnie, it's probably because she's so small and quiet that she has escaped your notice. A little bit of dynamite when set off can make quite a noiseathafs the way it is with YVinnie. PAGE 50 THE N U TSHELL