Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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ANTHONY JOSEPH BUCKLEY ..-I-ony.. 659 Dayton Road, Bryn Mawr 'ATony is one of the most optimistic members of the class. He has made quite a reputation for himself as a lightfweight boxer. He proved this in the school tourna- ment. It is going to take Z1 lot of hard knocks to keep him down. MARGARET MARY BURKE npeggy.. 601 Penlield Avenue, Penfield Hi-Yg Play and Players and Choral Clubsg Class Sec' retaryg Junior Speaking Contest. We expect to hear Peggy singlng soft lyrical strains over the radio some of these days. Her value as class secretary is certainly recognized, too. JOSEPH H. BUTERA Joe 2614 East County Line Road, Ardmore Baseballg Fordian. Ioe may be rather short, but his quiet and modest manner will carry him a long way. We'll always think of Ioe as a goodmatured and loyal friend. ANTHONY MATHEW CARROLL Tony 17 Cedarbrook Road, Merion Golf Heights Footballg Track '33g Hi'Y fPresidentlg Cheer Leader Vice-President of Class '33f'34g Wrestling QManagerJ Tony is one of the most prominent members of our class. We'll always remember him for his peppy cheer leading. No doubt he will be a great salesman some clay if he can overcome his laughing. Fourteen 7 A 's E 'K

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.515 I 1, . 13535 ,.,.,a.gg M - :xi Waits F525 i.? ,3 Leif 13 1 M7516 :aw w i t df . 'ii' , fi l 1 i i ' I P l .ci 'L as lf . - if f' , Q fi . ., V JOHN C. BOYD I Boydy 224 Brookline Boulevard, Brookline Wrestlingg Honor Rolls. John is very much interested in mechanics, and knows just about all there is to know about cars. He declares that he is going to be a racing driver some day, and from the way he drives cars, we d0n't doubt his words. CAROLYN MINERVA BRIGHT Carolyn 1010 Larchmont Avenue, Penlield Basketball CManager '34Jg Hockey '32, National Honor Societyg HifYg Art Club fPresident '34j4g Year Book QArt Editorlg Honor Point Lettersg Merit Awards 1213 Honor Rollsg Junior Speaking Contest Ovianagerj. Carolyn can draw almost everything-pictures on draw' ing paper, and laughs from her associates. Her high stand' ing in the class proves that she is brilliant in subjects other than art. HORACE VICTOR BROSIUS ' Harrie 27 Harvard Road, West Brookline Football '33g Honor Rollsg Student Court Judge. Horace has gone out for football since junior high days, and has been a loyal and steady supporter of the team. We all admire him for his cheerful and cordial attitude toward others. ISABELLE C. BROWN 1 Izzy 2704 Rosemont Avenue, Ardmore Play and Players and Choral Clubs: Honor Rolls. Most people think that Isabelle is quiet, but it is strange how deceiving appearances are-not that she is noisy. We shall never forget her art of blushing, which was shown on many occasions. Thirteen : ti 1-N! if.-1 s..isg:.,, F.. ',g1t R. A E1 '-ew . - fn

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LOlS CARLYN CAULFIELD NLG.. 413 Valley Road, Llanerch Basketballg Hockey '34g Tennis '33, '34g National Honor Societyg HifY QSecretary '34jg Play and Players Club QTreasurer '34jg Dramatic Club CPresident '33jg Choral Clubg Year Book fSports Editorjg Honor Point Letter: Honor Rolls. Lo has entered with enthusiasm into almost every ac' tivity in school. Her cheerfulness has brought her a host of friends at Haverford. MILDRED G. CHALLMAN Millie 36 West Hillcrest Avenue, Oakmont HifYg Play and Players Clubg Fordian. This girl is a pal to everyone. One of the reasons for Millie's popularity and many friends is her keen interest in all sports. JANE GRAY CLARK Jane 10 Strathmore Road, Brookline Honor Rollg Orchestra. jane is a quiet, unassuming girl, whose actions speak louder than words. When the orchestra assembles again next year Jane will be one of the first to be missed. EDWARD JOHN CLAYPOOLE Bon Air Road, Bon Air Class Treasurerg Student Council fsenatejg Senior Play fBusmess Managerl. Eds ability to regulate our class finances has been appreciated by all of us. His keen business sense will assure him success in later life, we're sure. Fifteen nEdn