Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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ANNA LOUISE CARLILE 115 East Benedict Avenue South Ardmore “Louise” Senior Play; Service Pin; Merit Award; Honor Polls; Choral and Library Clubs; Tennis (Manager 34); Perfect Attendance. J HERE is always a place for the girl with a ready laugh and a quick wit. You have both of them, “Izouise.” May they bring you success! “Louise” will talk with anyone, for that's what she does best. ARTHUR BLEDSOE CARPENTER, JR. 2313 Kenilworth Road Ardmore Park “Art” Student Council Representative; Senior Play; Choral and Play and Players (President ’33) Clubs. w HO, in Haverford, will ever forget the parts Ar- thur has taken in some of our dramatic produc- tions; or who will ever forget his speeches from our beloved rostrum? We are sure that if he attacks his life problems as he does his dramatic roles, he is hound to succeed. JOSEPH CAVE 809 Valley Road Llaxerch “Joe” Vice-President Class (‘32); Hi-Y; Football '32, 33, '34; Basketball '33, '34, ’35 (Captain). “JOE” is one of the popular members of our class and he is also one of our finest athletes. On the whole, he is of a quiet nature; hut when you see him “hit the line” in a football game, you can’t help wondering if he takes it out in action. LESTER EARL CHAUNDY, JR. 337 Kathmere Road Brooki.ixe “Lee” Camera and Physics Clubs; Track 32; Swim- ing '32, '33, '34. “I ES” is a very quiet sort of chap, but he also has a fine sense of humor. His progress in whatever he does is sure and steady and something to be admired by others. It will be some time before we forget “Les's” car or his ability on the swimming team. Seventeen (j

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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

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PHYLLIS RUTH COLE 160 Sycamore Road Manoa “P. Cole” Merit Awards (2); Honor Certificate; Honor Rolls; Greystones (Art Editor); Art Club. gESIDES being a very good musician, Phyllis is quite proficient in art. As proof of this we have the fine work she did as art editor of the ('lass Rook. THELMA VIRGINIA COMLEY 1109 Garfield Avenue Manoa “Thelma” Class Play; Library Club. “ HELMA” is a very quiet girl, but makes a very good friend. Her high school life lias been handicapped by a great deal of sickness, but she has kept up despite that fact. Her performance as Sue in the Senior Play was admirable. JANE ANNE CONLIN 149 West Hillcrest Avenue Oakmont “Jane” “JANE ’ is very quiet and unobtrusive, but we should all miss her if she were not in our class. DOROTHY HOMZEL COOK 743 Buck Lane Haverford “Dot” Choral Club. QOT is one of the few people in the class who are usually seen and not heard. We wish her all the success in the world when she leaves Haverford. Eighteen