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

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LOWER MERION NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE X --e il 751 'P' W, . ..... . .. M fda . e KATHRYN I.. BARROW 71901407 ? ,. . ,, wafer 175' , f Kzlty jd,'7L744X,fn7l Zz, ,Zigi-b-A-l9'cv11u1'!. . Gentlemen prefer them and especially when blonde beauty is combined with a winning personality. There will be a great time at a certain suburban hospital while Kitty is undertaking her three years' training course. ,9S:fem4n 5441516 MARY ELLEN BARROW RJ-Z Jkfzwi svfefelazgg 74. 1F-Z493'W'WF- To have a friend, you must be one, and Mary has lots of them, so work it out for yourself. Mary expects to join the ranks of many of our generous students and become a nurse. fan Qezukfh MYRTLE ANN BARTLEY fyyffd- 76 dem mad: -ff -'Myrf' Juffqif My- fjozefauuoam. There's a certain charm about this dark-haired young lady that simply captivates us. Myrt is going in training at the Hahnemann Hospital, and weire sure no one will mind being sick if so sweet a person is to watch over them. VVHIT1 Il'lI.2-IEXZKS IJKELL, JR. -W5 5, 15, 5' , '.'Piff4jgf,f4r4.I ?k.!f, Meriorziie C553 Debating CHQ Hi-Y CSD: French Club KQ, 31. That Whitfield is interested in the War of Independence probably accounts for his revolutionary ideas. But no amount of investigation will show whence he has obtained his reactionary principles. Perhaps his longing for that which is antique will be satisfied when, as a lawyer, he thumbs through stale-smelling volumes of the statutes in Pennsylvania. 'z 5? gix Q 3 ,Q 5 wa 21 E 41 AE .SR .1 1 1: i I rl . f -I 4 1 t! I Page Seventeen

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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.

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LOWER MERION NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE --u SQI1 my sy... V l i l 5 r E 1 l Page E7.ghfl'f'7I JANE BENHAM A ffd rex fv fzdf Vfff-'L flax ff lc! 79 A Avcazfv , 4, ,040 Thrift Club C353 Spanish Club CQD. Jane is following in the footsteps of many worthy people for she expects to go in training for a nurse in Bryn Mawr Hospital. The kindliness and self-sacrifice necessary for such a vocation are part of Jane's character. ANNETTE RITA BERGERON 31201401 Bergie NrkRBERTII Dancing Club Cl, Q, ISD: Dramatic CL2, 355 French Club Cl, Q53 Hockey C353 Basketball Cl, 35. Ho, Hum! Just another First Night performance at the theatre with :mother popular young actress to be introduced. W'ell, there goes the curtain and here comes the star. It can't begbut it certainly is the 'Bergie' of our high school days, the girl who was always gJohnny-0n- the-spot' when any acting was going on-and could she act? Well, I'll leave that to you. JOHN G. BERRY Jack ARDMORE M erizmite. Jack is one of our class humorists. He has shown his talent in more ways than one, being a very active Merionite. Perhaps he has had his troubles in the form of lessons and ladies, but so have we all. Blessings on thee, little Berry. HOVVABD S. BEVAN .. ,. 20 ffoqhf N , Bevan :B-gfzbffi fkf. payday There are a few people in the world who have the com- mendable faculty of accomplishing much in a quiet, unadvertised way. Howard is one of these and we admire him for it.