Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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Oakmox? WILLIAM E. ABEL 1419 Lawrence Road “Bill” Class Play '34; Choral, Physics, and Play and Players Clubs; Football '32, '33. BII L will always be remembered for his willingness to work and for his school spirit. His feats on the football field will also he well remembered. ANNA ELIZABETH BAILEY 877 Martin Avenue Bryn Maw “Anne” Perfect Attendance ANNK is a 'vi,,inK worker and will always help any- one if it is within her power. She has a fine dis- position and is liked by everyone, especially n young man from West Catholic. She takes an interest in all athletics, and she is an all-round good sport. DORIS KNOEBEL BECKER 531 Manoa Road Pen field “Dorie” Hi-Y (Vice-President '.‘13, President '34); Honor Point Letter; Honor Rolls; Choral Club; Basketball; Hockey '33, '34 (Assistant Captain); Swimming ’31, '32, '33, '34 (Cap- tain); Tennis ’34. PORIK” has achieved success not only scholastically, hut also athletically. Having eagerly participated in a great many activities, she has naturally gained a widespread popularity. RICHARD WILLIAM BEELER 34 Harvard Road Dick” West Brookline Student Council (Executive Committee); Class Play; Hi-Y; Honor Point Letter; Honor Rolls; National Athletic Honor Society; Football '32, '33, '34; Basketball '32, '33, '34; Baseball '33, '34; Track '32; Perfect Attendance (5 years). WK sincerely hope “Dick” will be calling signals for years to come as successfully as he has done in the past at Haverford. The old Alma Mater will miss him not only as an athlete but as a friend. G Fifteen

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 JOHN BUCKLEY CORDING, JR. Class President

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GLADYS MABEL BERGER 2735 Havbepoed Road Ardmore Manor “Gladys” U AVER FORD will certainly miss “Gladys.” Al- n though she is one of the quietest girls in tin class, she has her humorous moments. We do not doubt that she will be a success. A | ) EDITH M. BLACKIE 2743 Morris Road Ardmore “Edie” Choral and Library Clubs. ALTHOUGH Edith's manner is rather quiet and re- M served, she never fails to see the funny side of things. She may always be depended on for a good laugh. VINCENT W. BOND Highland Farm Bryn Mawr “Bundles” “BUNDLES” has been a quiet but studious worker. ° His ready smile and his good-humored laugh have won a good many friends for him here at school. We hope he shows the same spirit in undertaking things later on that he has shown in school. •I GORDON HOLMES BOYD 224 Brookline Boulevard Brookline “Pete” Senior Play (Property Committee); Honor Rolls; Physics Club. ALTHOUGH “Pete” was voted the most foolish in the class, he is very wise in many respects. He is a great hand with motors and automobiles. We wish you great success in whatever you do, “Pete.” Sixteen