Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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fi Cri V. » fo! U (o' -v I1 1} (o' (5 (?: vr The ■■Jvv. Trail TfcSCXSX ,v»r' ¥y f -w • r «f s ' ' r.:x :A t r. l x£ ?f£x T-( .r ? V •f .;• v; • M) - B «? K «$• «) Wl VvN fc v 5 § sy i g ♦ : Frances Kathryn Campbell “France” “Can you beat that?” Orchestra (4); Glee Club (1,2,3). Hail, the class pianist! Besides being a musician, Frances can also sing, and what a fine contralto voice she has, too. She has added greatly to all the musical ventures of the Class of '30, for which we all wish to express our gratitude. But after all these things that Frances can do, there is one thing which she has never been very successful in doing, and that is fudge making. Her fudge always is very spineless; that is, it can’t stand alone. We have great hopes that you will learn some day, Frances, because all “boys” like good fudge, you know. Frances is not exactly sure what she is going to do after graduation, but we are sure success awaits her in whatever walk of life she might choose. Marion Davidson “Sheets” “You should ask.” Jerry of Jericho Road (4). Who’s this happy person? Marion, of course. She never seems to have a care in the world, and she has the most catching laugh! When Marion laughs everyone laughs with her. May you always retain that sunny disposition, Marion. She is often seen riding around in a snappy looking Ford. We don’t blame her though, because Marion hails from Spring Mill, and needs some kind of transportation. No matter where we see this young lady we’re sure to find Peg, because they seem inseparable. Marion says she’s going to be a stenographer, but we have our doubts about it. Before long she may find her activities all centered around domestic science! What do you say, Marion? Well, w'hich ever one you choose, Marion, the Class of 30 wishes you success. Mary Dorothea Davis “Ree” “Now, ask me.” Jerry of Jericho Road (4); Glee Club (1, 2, 3) ; A Full House (4). To know her is to like her. Mary! Mary quite contrary. No, that is not Mary Davis. She is always smiling and ready to agree with you. She is sort of quiet until you know her—and then she certainly is a pleasure to talk with. Mary is quite a little stenographer and certainly can type. Whenever somebody wants something done, Mary is always willing to help them. Mary is also quite an actress, making her debut in the Senior play, “A Full House.” She never talks much, but when she does it amounts to something. When it comes to being a secretary, she will be a success. We hear there is a young man in Lancaster who likes Mary quite a bit. But no matter who it is, we know it will never keep Mary from being ambitious and a good scholar. But, alas, even if she is one of our Commercial students, her choice we don’t know, but w-e know she will be a success. Here’s luck to you! £ Co' ) '■ -itV