Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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The Class As We See Them MARGARET BARNSHAW Barney, Winnie Margaret is the girl with the hurricane, nerve-racking laugh from the wilds of West Conshy. She is a typing genius, who goes so fast that the words are left behind. It is rumored that a certain youth is fatally upset over “Barney’s” graduating. Margaret is very fair-min- ded and finds the good in everyone. “Hee-Haw” LORRAINE BELL Eane Lorraine is a shining star in athletics. Whenever she wishes to get a thing done, it gets done, but if she doesn’t want to do it, alas! Lorraine combines brains, brawn and beauty. We predict a prosperous fu- ture. “Snakes” “Frogs” “Want a rap on the teeth” “Say where do you want to land” ABBIE CARTER Abs Abbie is one of the musicians of the class. Whenever anyone is needed to play in Assembly, Abbie is always will- ing.. She is very popular with the boys, but seems to think that “variety is the spice of life.” “Um-huh” “Oh gee” ELLA DUNCAN Joe, Ed Ella seems to be stepping out this year. If you want a secret kept, tell Ella. She will he silent as a sphinx. We under- stand that Ella has been practicing track on her Sunday night walks. Tee-har” GRACE JONES Jonsey, Snooky, Babe Grace hasn't much preference in cars; Hudsons, Clevelands, and Chandlers arc all the same to her. She believes both in interior and exterior decoration, espe- cially of the halls. She is making a great effort to he “somebody’s stenog.” “Oh! I’d die!” ELLA JOHNSON Johnny. Ella is one of the inseparable twins. Wherever you see “Johnny” you are sure to see “Slingy.” Ella expects to enter the business world and we feel that she will be very successful, as we have profited for four years by her ability. That’s jaunty” CATHERINE KIRKPATRICK Cats Ursinus, Ursinus, Ursinus. That is Catherine’s password. Catherine says that she is a man-hater, but we know diff- erent. She has ambitions to become a famous singer, even excelling Dave Ty- son. “Oh! Kid” ELILZABETH LEEDOM Bill Elizabeth is very studious. She is never absent from school, only four days a week and when she is here no one knows it. Elizabeth’s apron, which she wears in “lab” will never wear out, be- cause she never does anything. After all, Elizabeth is a good scout and she is wil- ing to help anyone out of trouble. Eliz- abeth has great hopes of being a nurse, but we are afraid she will pay more at- tention to the doctors than to her pati- ents. She is from Plymouth and she sure- ly does want everyone to know it, be- cause she is always saying, “Oh heckl” ISABELLE MacRAE Izzy Isabelle believes that practice makes perfect when it comes to the flirtation art. She is the society bud of the class, spend- ing her summers in Newport. We believe that her birthday must come in the balmy spring as she is forever dreaming. “Oh! Yes. I see.” “Yes” MARGARET MOORE Migg, Milk, Moorey. Her chief pastime is decorating the hall in company with a certain gentleman.

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The Class of 1925 OFFICERS President—William Ewing Vice President—Lorraine Bell Secretary—Alice Williams Treasurer—Abbie Carter Motto: “Enter to learn; go forth to con- quer.” Colors: Old Rose and Steel. Flower: Deep Pink Rose Bud. Class Roll Margaret Jane Barnshaw, Lorraine Mabel Bell, Abbie Reeves Carter, Ella Grace Duncan, Grace Elizabeth Jones, Ella May Johnson Catherine Teresa Kirkpatrick Elizabeth Anna Leedom, Isabelle Antoinette MacRae, Margaret Pugh Moore, Helen Cecilia Moser, Regina Rita Pagnacco, Ruth Miriam Phillips, Myrtle Virginia Ramsey, Catherine Wilhelmina Rieger, Marian Ella Robinson, Matilde Frances Rowan Elvira Hansell Shupert, Ella Clark Slingluff, Mary Louise Starke, Dorothy Colen Walters, Mary Alice Williams, Joseph Bates William Bennett, Herbert Bowman Samuel Brett Philip Joseph Cardamone, Alan Stanley Carter, Frank Dennis, William George Ewing, Carl Homer Faust. Herman Finkelstein, Franklin Marks Goshaw, Clyde Hill, Roy Dudlin Holden, James William Jones, Charles Peter Kindrcgan, Harold Christian Koch, Keith Stewart MacKenzie, Richard Eugene Mosteller, Samuel Paul Roberts, Nelson Stuhlmuller Emerson Conard Webster

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BLUB AND GOLD 5 Margaret is very conversational especi- ally in typing and stenography. She ap- pears demure to one not knowing her but you can’t always tell by appearance. “Try’n do it” HELEN MOSER Mose CATHERINE RIEGER Cats Catherine is one of the comfortable type whom it is nice to know. Sometimes however, Catherine doesn't leave a com- fortable margin of time and arrives at school, breathless and often late. Cather- ine is very kind and helpful to her friends. “Silence” Helen is quite a singer and is prom- inent in all exercises in the assembly. In classes she is quite and demure, but has a great longing for boys and notes from men. She can’t keep a secret and she al- ways like to tell everyone what happens everywhere. She has a laugh which re- sembles all the crownings of birds and cats. Helen expects to go to normal school and he a schoo “marm” some day. MARIAN ROBINSON Mary Ann Marian is very quiet and industrious. Her only aim in life is to become a good stenographer, regardless of anything else. Of course, Marian never uses slang, but she must have forgotten her wings one day, for we heard her say “Hot Dogs.” “Hot dogs!” Oh Yes!” I'll ask Miss Schreitz.” REGINA PAGNACCO Jina Regina’s activities are small in con- nection with school matters. She is very quiet in school, but we feel that she is more or less a “Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde” character whose real self shows outside of school. “Silence” RUTH PHILLIPS Phillips Ruth has formed a very “steady Church going habit. She believes that the best Way to a man's heart is through his stomach, so she excells in the culinary arts. Why oh why, Ruth are you making so many dresses? “Oh Gosh” VIRGINIA RAMSEY Gina Virginia believes in variety. She comes to school one day as a coy schoolgirl and the next day as a sophisticated Senior. The male sex has an ardent admiration for Virginia and she is never at a loss for dates. Virginia is very capable and never loses her head. “You did?” FRANCES ROWAN France Frances has guided our student activi- ties this year with great ability. She is one of the most capable girls of our class. Frances not only has executive ability, but she is also an athlete and has played on the girl’s varsity team. “Co-operation” ELVIRA SHUPERT Dolly Sailor Elvira is a very studious girl, especially when is comes to Latin. She very fond of dancing, and is pretty good at telling jokes. Elvira is the chatterbox of the class. She expects to go to college and become a school teacher. “Oh gosh!” ELLA SL1NGLUFF Slingy Ella is better known as one of the Siamese Twins. Ella has a very loving disposition, she is very kind to everyone. Ambition is her middle name, and she also has plenty of diligence and execu- tive ability. Sometime, in the near future, Ella will he a very successful business woman in the industrial world. Ella almost always makes a big explosion in Chemistry by saying, “Oh! Baloney with