Lower Merion High School - Enchiridion Yearbook (Ardmore, PA)

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LOWER MERION NINETEEN THIRTY ONE l 1 A l 3 . K 8 Q k i 1 i . 2 i , If :ill - g gp... AQ! g . . ,,,. WML,,,A.W ..f:.,.... .X,, my ,gg filo 1 ROSE ALE-5gyDER Geek I 74 Z lc? ' i Raju- --ff . H 7. - . . A9241 os-e fjifynpafl lllimeograph Club C353 Dancing Club QQD. if Happy-go-lucky! That's Rose. She is interested in if stenography, but oh! those notes. We have found a great if deal summed up in Rose's pleasant disposition even though A her motto is 'AG00d-bye worries-come ahead pleasures. f FERNANDA C. AMAEJIO .C .1 o K .ef iff' ' . l ernm1rIy 2 Az Xym e Ammonn E , 3 ' nf f '1!9ao3T L Wfjdft French Clubg Senior Class Hasketballg Spelling Clubg K ig In ff Spelling Team: Debating Team: Spanish Club. Fernanda was bequeathed Stan lNIarsh's French ability Q sen 71 by the Class of 1930. She is one of our best students and V W 6 ,Z has been on the Honor Roll all through school. She also -5151, plays basketball and is a member of the debating team- an all-round good sport. ' DONALIJVAMESBIJ-2'gr! , 44065 03 tc? ' 5. aD vs nA ' sy h N V D,n 'W mm Tucsofg AHU2. 3765, fifffkffk Amos is a tall good-looking young man whom we 2 ,PD 1 know will some day become a great banker. He is a good p student, being high in all studies and positively brilliant ' in Math. Why not another Einstein? Y P WILLIAM AZPELL i A ARDMORE M Forum KQ, 313 Soccer CQ, fijg Debating V 5 ? A has shone both scholastically and athletically. One of his greatest talents is his ability for public speaking. This same self-contained little fellow is one of the most successful and popular members of our class. xi 1 3 Page FUteen.

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72 We Pylf, Vffffff ' Wff egetliljfll ,ff LOWER MERION NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE ...alt Q0 ,,,, y ,,,,L .A,, .. ,A i l SISAY V NBFRYFTHY 5 L . .. . , . . ,r . , i i V , Q iffy ff l . Sue ii iomulfgko BRYN MMVRIZE f?6lG 5 3 5 3 2 E Page Fourteen i Student Council: President Junior Classg Debating: Hoekeyg Basketball: Hi-Y Cl'residentDg National Honor Societyg Memorial Committeeg Secretary Sophomore C ass. Everyone knows one of the outstanding leaders of our class. Since her Junior High days, Sue has been one of our shining lights. ller fine character has been an inspira- tion to many people. Sue is an excellent example of an all-round girl, having participated in all branches of school life. She is exceptionally talented in Public Speaking. J. ROBERT ADAMS Hob Aamvioaa Soccer Cl, Q, 35: Chorus: Glee Club. Bohn is one of those quiet fellows who is ready to help anyone. He has been seen for the last three years lending his el-forts on the soccer field. With his pleasant personality he is sure to be a success. JAM ES AltTHl'R AIKEN Gus HRYN Mi-xwx Band Cl, 2, fijg Orchestra fl, Qjg Glee Club CSD. Gus has decided to insure the future of the undertakers by entering the field of Chiropractic. The snapping of bones and howls of pain, Have no effect on Gus' brain: He sees his duty: he must carry on. For he is from Lower Merion. JAMES Rn ALBURGgt HJ. ,, 51907 Mffhld ff' M.,- llll Lyaicalndafd-I !?0flERI0N German Club C353 Science Club C2, 35. Jiml' is the class' most famous scientist and makes some of the most famously high grades. He seems to be one of the few who thoroughly understand hir. Einsteirfs notorious theory and has even gone so far as to advance an 'LAlburge1' theory .

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50354 Iv, j U . MOC wt X520 19 LOWER MERION NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE ...qi gn , . , . ., ,..,,. ,,., J,M:s,m.r.sam .V,A .-,,e,,. it r 5 . I i .Q s ,, i l Q, 1? 2 ii 3. 5 if iz 2, Q if W i L. 4. . Page Sixteen 1165 fl'- JAMES B ILEY 1 fypf pfemng dnb S-,lima 0664! R?Z 0 it Dramatic Cl, 2, SH, President Cfijg Band Cl, 2, Slg Orches- tra CQDL French Club C253 Honor Society C2, 353 Glee Club C3j5 Student Council Cfijg Hi-Y. An earnest student, a good worker, especially if anything requires voice-dramatics, chorus, debating, is Jim. He is always willing to help whenever he can. He is serious, possesses a touch of humor, and has already accomplished a ministerial air. RHODES D. BAIRD uD1Ifli, BALA-CYNXVYD Dud is our, as yet unsung, aviation expert. Although we fear study holds less charms for him than airplane designing, he is not afraid of work and we expect great things from him. FRANK IK. BAKER t'Balfe'l CYNWYD He is seldom heard from and we have formed the impression that we would like to hear from him more. We have been more than once struck dumb with admiration for his pastel tie and shirt combinations. JOSEPHINE BAKER J0 MERION Basketball Varsity CQ, 335 Hockey Varsity Cfilg Sopho- more French Club: Sophomore Science Clubg Sophomore Dramatic Club: Current Events Club CUg Junior-Senior French Club CQD: Forum CQ, SJQ Secretary Cfilq Mer1'onv'fe C233 Dancing Club, Secretary C3Dg Year Book StaH'g Tennis CSD. One of our outstanding athletes and scholars is Jo. The same girl who scores points in a basketball game also rates a 94 per cent average for one quarter. Too bad that Haverford isn,t a eo-ed institution- Jo and her indi- viduality would be quite at home there.