Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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The Record — y ebruary, 1931 DAVID FRANKLIN WITMAN '‘Hoy, 1 flunked that one.” Member oi Library Club; Vice-President of Library Club; Secretary of Science Club; Candi- date for Baseball; Football; Finance Committee. Mr. Iluwnrth and the rest of the trig class will always remember “Dave” for his exceptional mathematical ability. “Dave” is a good athlete and would undoubtedly have won his varsity letter it only his lessons would have permittee! it. MARGARET ROGERS WRIGHT ‘‘Quiet, yet a sociable and sincere worker.” Library Club; Sanitation, Property, and Social Committees; Special Honor Roll (3 semesters); Girls’ Gles- Club (2 years) ; Head Typist for Retort Stall; Merit Award in Typing; Five Typing Pins; Honor Point Letter; National Honor Society; Year Book Staff; Chairman Property Committee of Senior Play. In Margaret is found scholarship and the ability to make friends. If you want anvthing done ask Peg.” “Peg” JOHN M. WRITER “No sooner said than done.” President Charles Dickens Literary Society; Student Council; Traffic Committee; Year Book Committee; Class Football (’30); Honor Roll (’29, ’30); Vice-President of Class (’28); Tvping and Shorthand Pins. “Tom-Tom” is one of those boys who can cer- tainly make a banjo speak. Besides this he wiggles a mean foot when it comes to tap-dancing. We mustn’t forget to add something about his business ability in securing ads for this Year Book. To top it all, we should add something about his way with the women, but that's not necessary. Twenty-six

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Haverford Township High School LEONARD BROOKE WILLIAMS, Jr. “Talkest thou of nolhiny but a lady? ' Latin Club (’28); Secretary (’29) an I President (’30) of Charles Dickens Literary Society; Member of Traffic Committee; Hoys’ Ili-Y; Orchestra (4 years); Concert Meister and President ('30); Drum Major of Hand (’30); Hoys’ Glee Club (2 years); Secretary (’30); Year Book Committee; Senior Play Cast; Baseball Squad (’20); Class Treasurer (’27 28); Junior Prom and Senior Ball Committee. “Lon” and “Rudy” are our favorites, truly the universal language of our “oh especially to a certain popular Junior baps it was she who inspired him to bis the Senior Play. Music is crooner,” uly. Per- sueeess in L ROSWELL WILLIAMS The dickens with yotf, Where are the ladiesf f” Mathematics Club; Golf Team; Special Honor Roll (4 semesters); Regular Honor Roll (2 semesters); Orchestra (2 years); Boys’ Glee Club (2 yeai s); Assistant Editor of Year Hook; Finance, Sanitation, Property, and Traffic Com- mittees; Hoys’ Hi-Y; National Honor Society; Senior Play Cast; Manager of Senior Play. “Ros” is a good combination of student and athlete. He plays a mean fiddle and will long be remembered as the “perfect butler.” Ros” MARCIA BLEDSOE WINTER SMITH “Always ready when aid is needed.” Dramatic Club; Basketball Squad; Hockey Squad; National Honor Society; Hi-Y; Girls’ Glee Club; Retort Staff ; Swimming Team. Another student of exceptional all around ability is “Marsh.” She is graduating in three and a half years and has proven very proficient in sports as well as in the classroom. Quick and ready for fun is Marcia with black eyes sparkling. Look out somebody, that girl can’t be stopped. Marsh” Twenty-five

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Haverford Townshib High School ANNA FRANCES ZERR “Be not so serious, enjoy your life.” Member of Girls’ Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Music Club; Sanitation Committee; Property Com- mittee; Track Squad. “Zerrie” is a fine girl with a musical laugh which leads one to believe that she is a future opera star. And there we believe one is not deceived, for she certainly can sing. “Zerrie” is well liked by all and undoubtedly will be as big a success in later life as she has been in her school life. More power to you “Zerrie.” y.errie” Class Song When up the aisle we’re passing From our school life, one by one, We’ll never forget you—never The class of ’.'51. When the clouds of life are passing O’er the warm and cheerful sun, We’ll never forsake you—never The class of ’31. When the fame t f our life is passing And our course of life’s nearly run, We’ll never forget you—never The class of ’31. Refrain It’s life and work together, And there’s fun and sadness too, Yet always the spirit of Haverford Will soon come smiling thru! So it’s life and work together. And tasks seem lighter too, ’Cause there’s fighting blood in all Good sports—So Haverford “Here’s to you”! —Lorraine Powell, ’31. To the tune of “When It's Springtime in the Rockies.” Twenty-seven