Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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Harerford Township High School CHARLES RUSSELL EVANS “A chemical compound.” Golf Team (’29, 30), Captain (’30); Vice- President of Junior Science Club; Special Honor Roll (4 semesters); Sanitation and Year Book Committees; Merit Awards in History (’30); Physics (’29); Regular Honor Roll (2 semesters). Here’s another Golf Captain who has led his team through a successful season. Golf isn’t his only accomplishment, however. Just take a look at his merit awards and count the semesters on the special honor roll. JANE GERTRUDE GAYETTY “Needs none to defend her” Manager of Hockey; Sergeant-at-Arms of Com- mercial Club; Girls’ Glee Club (2 years); Year Book Committee; Social Committee; lli-Y; Sani- tation Committee; Senior Play Publicity Com- mittee. A girl who makes her troubles pass in laughter. Carefree and light-hearted; “Gavetty” certainly is a good name. But underneath it all Jane has a heart as big as a bucket and is always ready to lend a helping hand. “Blondie ETHEL ARNOLD GLANCY “Fear noty my friend, I have done my lessons ” Member of Journalism Club; Hockey Team; Secretary of Junior High Journalism Club; Sani- tation and Social Committees; Member of National Honor Society; Special Honor Roll (6 semesters); Year Book Committee; Assistant Reporter and Exchange Editor of Retort; Five Merit Awards, Sophomore Year; Four, Junior Year. Ethel combines a studious nature with athletic ability and always achieves enviable results. Fifteen Ethel

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The Record — February, 1931 JACQUES THOMPSON DU MAKS “Thinking is but an idle waste of time. Dramatic Club (3 years); Swimming Team (3 years); Sanitation, Property Committees (3 years); Year Hook Committee; Senior Play Cast. “Jack” believes in tin proverb, “All work and no play makes Jack a «lull boy.” His worst trouble, however, is that he does not also believe in the reciprocal of this proverb. “Jack” will be re- membered for his work on the swimming team as well as for his unsuccessful wooing in the Senior Play. HELEN LOUISE EHRMANN “A soft answer turneth away wrath” Member of History and Astronomy Clubs; Sec- retary of Property Committee; Traffic Committee: Special Honor Roll (( semesters); Girls’ Glee Club (2% years); Year Book Committee; Typist for Retort (2 years); Assistant Head of Typists (1 semester); Honor Point Letter; Merit Award in Typing. Small in stature but large in mind. Here’s one of the outstanding students of the class. Look on the honor roll. DOROTHY THOMAS ELY UA merry heart maketh a cheery countenance.” Dramatic Club; Traffic, Social Committees; Sec- retary of Ili-Y (3 years); Girls’ Glee Club (2 years); Year Book Committee; Finals of Junior Speaking Contest ; Senior Play Property Commit- tee; O. G. A. Shorthand Award; Senior Ball Com- mittee. “Dot” is always pleasant, dignified and popular, too. She has attained prominence in social and dramatic events, and she has the reputation of being the wittiest girl in the class. Fourteen

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The Record — 'Jcbruary, 1931 FRANCES CATHERINE HARGREAVES “Smile and the world smiles with you.” Home Economics Club (3 years) ; Property Committee. “Fran” has lots of pep and craves action at all times. She is a good student but we don’t always find her delving into books. Fran’s dimples will make more than one masculine heart flutter when she goes out into the world. “Fran CHARLES MARTIN HOFFNER “Little—but Oh! My!” Member of Charles Dickens Literary Society (2 years); Sanitation Committee; Special Honor Roll (3 semesters); Orchestra (3 years); Roys’ Glee Club; Assistant Circulation Manager of Re- tort; Business Manager of Retort; Year Book Committee; Hi-Y; Property Committee. “Reds” is always up to something. He may be small in stature but his deeds are large. We have no doubt that “Reds” will be a big success in life. “Reds” WILLIAM A. KELLY “As a golf player, he swims like a duck ” Business Men’s Club (’29); Member of Golf Team (3 years) ; Member of Band and Orchestra (3 semesters); Sanitation, Property Committees; Year Book Committees. A hen “Dimples” starts raving off on his sax, everyone’s feet start moving, even Kelly’s. Another thing Kelly does exceedingly well is play golf, despite the enlightening epithet which gently rests beneath his monicker. A trait of personality which makes “Bill” well-liked is his debonair good humor. “ Dim pies’ Sixteen