Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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The Trail ■rA • Margaret Jane Glass “Peg' “I’ll bite!' Basketball (3, 4); Jerry of Jericho Road (4) Who is the girl that is always talking and giggling' Why it is none other than “Peg.” “Peg” is quite an athlete, having won two letters in Basketball. By hard work and constant effort, she has been a guard on the varsity for two years. “Peg” has one big position that has won her favor, and a good name, and that is the position of chaperone for Marion. Wherever you see Marion and the Ford you are sure to see “Peg.” She really is quite popular in this role, but of course we hope that she will go on to bigger things, and not make a profession of this. We find that her greatest desire is to be a hostess in a tea room. This is sure to mean success, for she has a sunny disposition, and she never worries about what will come next. Whatever she may do, wre wish her the best of luck and success. .j Vi Cfi § fa $ -? -V V- p (ri (i Q (.V! hi G William Andrew Glass “BUI” “Maybe I’m wrong.” Debating Team (4); Oratorical Contest (4). Behold, one of the foremost debaters and taxicab drivers of the Class of ’30. When it comes to debating, as Bill would say, “It’s nobody’s business,” for Bill is some debater and has been a favorable asset to his team for the past year. Congratulations, Bill. Driving a car? Oh, yes, Bill sure can drive one. The Spring Mill crow'd must know this because every time you see Bill you are bound to see someone from Spring Mill riding with him. When the girls want to go to some sport event they sure do have an awful time looking for Bill. This is how Bill earned his ever famous name, Taxicab Bill.” And did you say laugh! Bill says everybody knows his whereabouts by the tone of the horn on his Chewy, but we think perhaps it is due more to that hearty laugh. Well, to you, Bill, the Class of ’30 wishes to extend the t4st of wishes! Jessie Elizabeth Graul “Jess” “Betcha life.” uasketball (3, 4); Bells of Capistrano (3); Jerry of Jericho Road (4); Glee Club (2); A Full House (4). Our star girl athlete, that’s Jessie! She has been interested in athletics ever since she entered C. H. S., and during the last two years has been a star on the girls’ varsity basketball team. This quiet young person hails from Spring Mill, and has brought with her not only her athletic prowess, but her ability to design and paint. Because of Jessie’s quietness we are not exactly sure that she has any fondness for boys—but we are inclined to think that she does, because we have heard her talking about a certain blonde athlete from our Senior Class. What say you, Jess? Well, you know opposites attract, so watch your step, Jessie! She is one of our members who has decided definitely what she intends to do after leaving high school. She intends to study Physical Education at Temple University. Jessie, the Class of ’30 wishes you a full measure of success in your life work. Vi f'J TA FI B :1 Vi VO Vi I i vo o ■) w A- w t A -tA. Vi