Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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The Record — yebruary, 1931 JAMKS KDWAHD MOLONY, 3nl “Lessons! ! ! What arc thegff!!” Member of Library Club (Vice-President); Traffic and Property Committee; Class Football; History Club. Fagan” never lias much time for his lessons but always manages to pull through, somehow or other. “Fagan” will be remembered far more for his ready smile and sarcastic wit, than fur his scholas- tic ability. And don’t forget his long runs that made history in the class football games. “Fagan” JACK H. MCLHERN “Clothes wag wake flic wan, bat I can wake the women.” Vice-President of Class (’31); President and Vice-President of History Club; Varsity Football; Swimming; Track; Basketball Squad; Student Council (3 years); Chairman of Property Com- mittee; Honor Point letter; Vice-President of Boys’ Glee Club; Publicity Manager of Senior Play; Physical Education Merit Award; Traffic Committee Dramatic Club; Senior Ball Commit tee; Junior Prom Committee; Charles Dickens Literary Society. “Jack” is a happy combination of all that goes towards making up a likeable chap. And can he dance? WELL! ask him? THELMA MARIE OLSON “Some called it genius Hat others tapped their heads” Secretary of Journalism Club; Member of Girls’ Hi-Y; Girls’ (flee Club; Sanitation, Property, Finance and Year Book Committees; Associate Editor of Retort (’31); Merit Awards in Music (’27) and Expression (’28); Regular Honor Roll (’28, ’29, ’30). Thelma is quite reserved but she has accom- plished a lot in her career. Her achievements have been noteworthy in dramatics and scholarship, and her snappy contributions to the Retort will long he remembered. “Jack” “Thel” Twenty

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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”

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Haver ford Township High School AUGUSTA YATES PARKER “A combination of sedateness and reliability.” Member of Dramatic Club; Member of Girls’ Hi-Y; Special Honor Roll (2 semesters); Girls’ Glee Club. This lass is about the quietest girl in the class. Come out of your shell, “Gus,” we should love to know you better. She is well liked by all her friends, of whom she has many in spite of her shyness. Generosity and good nature fill Gusta’s cup to the brim. Some people are just naturally nice and she is one of them. “Gus” LORRAINE REED POWELL “Full of fun with a dash of pep” Member of Dramatic Club; Basketball and Hockey Teams; Girls’ Hi-Y; Girls’ Glee Club; Traffic, Sanitation, Social, Year Book Commit- tees; Special Honor Roll (’30); Merit Award in Music; National Honor Society; Regular Honor Roll; Senior Play Cast When there is something to be done, “Lorrie” will do it. She’s there in sports, scholarship and social activities, and we musn’t forget her acting in the Senior Play. ANN ELEANOR POWER “A clever combination of scholarship and a pieasing dispositio n” Dramatic Club; Traffic Committee; Girls’ Glee Club; Special Honor Roll (3 semesters); Charles Dickens Literary Society. Jolly, happy and lots of fun. Most people think that Ann is quiet but it’s strange how deceiving appearances are—not that we mean she is noisy. Nothing like that. But she knows the time for liveliness, which is more than most of us know. Besides this, she is a good friend. Twenty-one