Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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The Record — Jebruary, 1931 MARY JEANNETTE MARKER “2 fC smaller, the nicer 9 Treasurer Havcomme Club; Hockey Team (’20, '30); Secretary of Know America Club; Secre- tary and Treasurer Glee Club; Assistant Secretary and Secretary of Student Council; Girls’ Ili-Y (Secretary and Vice-President); Girls’ Glee Club; Assistant Editor of Year Book; Regular Honor Roll (2 semesters). Did you ask for pep? Here it is in a fun- loving, good-natured, pleasant dispositioned per- son. A friend to all, is “J’net.” MARY ELIZABETH MACKIIOFF “She floats on the river of ‘his’ thoughts” Library Club; Hockey Squad; Vice-President of Home Economics Club; Social, Sanitation, and Traffic Committees; Hi-Y; Glee Club; Year Book Committee; Senior Play Cast. A shriek followed by a “figure,” here comes “Splash.” one of the most popular among the Senior girls! Her popularity, however, still per- mits her to spend time at sports, dramatics, and with—WELL! Mary is liked by all. “Hats off. Gang!!” “Marge” RUTH A. MAYNE “ Why blushed thou, my pretty maid?” Vice-President of Music Club; Girls’ Glee Club (2 years); Special Honor Roll (1 semester); Regular Honor Roll (3 semesters); Stenographer for Guidance Work; Property Committee for Senior Play; 0. G. A. Shorthand Award; Sani- tation, Social, Finance, Traffic Committees; Dra- matic Club; Year Book Staff. Here we have blended the characteristics of good fellowship and scholarship. A very sweet and lovable girl is Ruth. Eighteen

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Haverford Township High School JOHN MANN “And what can you expect when one lives in M a tioa f” Member of Charles Dickens Literary Society; Secretary History Club (’27); Sanitation Commit- tee and Property Commmittee; Class Football. John is another one of those illustrious commer- cials hailing? from Manoa who will long be remem- bered for his all-around ability. Although never a member of a varsity team, John always glis- tened on the Held of battle when the honor of the class was at stake. And then again, can anyone forget the snappy programs presented by the “Three Rhythm Kings,” of which John was a prominent member? “Rosy Cheeks” SYDNEY MANN “Laugh and the class laughs with you Rut you stay after school alone ” Member of Latin Club (2 years); Baseball (3 years); Basketball; Sanitation, Traffic, Property Committees; Special Honor Roll (3 semesters); Boys’ Glee Club; Year Book Commmittee. Here’s a good kid with a big heart. He’s a little noisy at times but he has his quiet moments. “Varsity” is liked by everyone because of his happy nature. “Varsity” ELIZABETH POMPEJI MARIS “There is tio royal road to mathematics.” Home Economics Club (President, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, Treasurer); Swimming Team (Captain); Student Council; Social, Traffic, Sani- tation and Property Committees; Hi-Y; Glee Club; Year Book Statistics Committee; Merit Award in Physical Education. Full of “pep, vim, and vigor” (thanks to Tasty- Yeast), our “Tinker” is a staunch friend to all. She excels on the diving board and is a good sport in, as well as out of, school. Seventeen

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Haverford Township High School JAMES McCRACKEN, 3rd “A Mathematical Puzzle” Mathematics Club; Baseball Squad (2 years); Basketball (3 years); Social Committee; President and Vice-President of National Honor Society; Assist ant-Secret ary and Steward of Bovs’ Hi-Y; Special Honor Roll (4 semesters); Regular Honor Roll (2 semesters); Co-Editor of the Year Book; Plane Geometry, Algebra, Solid Geometry, and Physical Education Merit Awards; President and Vice-President Athletic Association; President of Class (’30); Finals of Junior Speaking Contest; Honor Point Letter; Senior Ball Committee; Senior Play Cast; National Athletic Honor Society. To make a long story short, “Jimmie” is gone hut not forgotten!!! (ask the girls). “Jimmie” MICHAEL FRANCIS McGINN “Bat, drink, and he merry.” Member of Business Men’s Club; President of Business Men’s Club; Football Squad; Property Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Haverford’s loss, when “Mike” leaves us, will he the business world’s gain, as is evidenced by his interest in such club duties. He also displayed his ability on the athletic Held, as well as being prom- inent in student activities where his faithful serv- ice was appreciated by all those with whom he came in contact. Moreover, “Mike’s” sporty clothes were always noted with interest when the “flashy red-head” Hashed his best. SARA CECELIA McKEEMAN “A demure Miss with an unwavering character.” Girls’ Glee Club (2 years); Library Club (1 year); Secretary of Library Club; Class Hockey; Track Squad. “Never a frown; always a smile,” is her motto. “Pete” has a quiet way about her which everyone likes. She always pipes up with the answers to the most difficult questions at the most unexpected times, surprising the rest of the of the class, Miss Ranck included. Nineteen uPete”