Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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Llanebch WILSON CLAGGET NEWTON 310 Valley Road “Newt” KWT’S” colossal vocabulary is the envy of all the students. His sleepy look belies his quick and ready wit. MARY ELIZABETH PITTS 304 Laxsdowxe Road Llaxerch “Zasu” Fordian (Feature Writer); Choral, Library, Dramatic, and Secretarial Clubs; Hockey. g KTTY'S sparkling personality and enthusiasm have brightened many a dull hour. Her clever cartoons are noted throughout the school. Here’s to a grand sport! JOHN LEROY PLANK 140 West Eagle Road Oakmont “Lee” Athletic Association (President); Vice-Presi- dent Class; Hi-Y (Chaplain '33, Vice-President '34); Greystones (Staff Assistant); Choral and Physics Clubs; Football '33; Basketball 31, '32, '33 (Captain); Tennis '31, '32, '33. JOHN is one of the most outstanding athletes of the class. His fine personality is another factor which makes him the most popular member of our class. ADALINE MARGARET RANCOURT 136 Sycamore Road Maxoa “Adaline” Honor Rolls; Greystones (Staff Assistant); Li- brary, and Play and Players Clubs; Orchestra. ALTHOUGH “Adaline is very quiet, you may be sure to bear from her in the orchestra. She is an excel- lent scholar, and has been interested in extra-curricular activities. P Twenty-nine Cj

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 9 FRANCIS STANBURY METZ 100 Turnbull Avenue South Ardmore “Frank” Physics Club; Senior Play (Stage Crew). EVERYONE in school knows “Frank by sight, if not L by name—just look at that hair! His jokes and puns have enlivened many an otherwise dull class. We regret that “Frank was with us only a year and a half. U BERTHA E. MILLER 2516 Hirst Terrace Oakmont “Bert” DERTHA is another quiet girl—now and then, but she D can make herself heard. She spent two terms on the Guidance Committee and one on the Traffic Com- mittee. Anyone can depend on Bertha to be a real friend. LILLIAN ELIZABETH MILLER 2948 Havbbford Road Ardmore Manor “Lit” Choral Club ALTHOUGH “Lil has not participated in many ac- tivities, she has made herself known in the Choral Club. We wish her lots of luck. ELIZABETH LILLIAN NEEDHAM 1010 Delaware Avenue Brookline “Betty” Hi-Y; Honor Rolls; Choral and Dramatic Clubs; Hockey; Swimming; Perfect Attend- ance. “PETTY” is one of the most popular girls in our class. Just ask the hoys! Everyone will agree when we say she's a great girl. Twenty-eight

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HELEN ELEANORE RAUCH 1331 Dhlmont Avenue Beech wood Park Helen” Choral, Stamp (President), and Library Clubs “A FRIEND in need, is a friend indeed”—this may very well be applied to “Helen,” for she has always proven herself a true friend to everyone. It's a good policy, “Helen”! c DOROTHY ELEANOR REED 802 Valley Road Llanerch Dot” Choral Club CHE may be short, but she surely has made up for it in many other ways. She has been an active mem- ber of the Choral Club, the Finance and the Social Committees. VIRGINIA JANE ROSSI 18 Mifflin Avenue Llanerch Ginn y” Honor Roll; Choral Club ALTHOUGH at first glance Virginia seems to be very quiet, she is jolly when one gets acquainted with her. Her sweet disposition will win her a favorable position in life. FANNIE R. SAILOR 17 Princeton Road Brookline Sailor” Honor Roll JUST sailing along! Fannie takes everything as it comes in the happy-go-lucky spirit that makes her such good company. Her well-groomed appearance and efficiency will make her excel in the business world. Thirty