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

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LOWER MERION NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE .mg Q. vf . ARTHURABURNSQ -T11 Burnsie ,gd 707 f77L0 N HERTH. 01715 ml ik!-ff ,953-ff Baseball fl, 2, Burnsie is one of our athletes, and one who is enthusiastic about all branches of sport. He intends to study medicine. We hope he will exert himself and do some hard work along that line. If he does there is no stopping him. a s 2 MARIPQIANNFECIATA BYRD 3726 150' -912 qsf!-' 47 Lana v 'gow 6101014 Vfffiff 1 ,f ! i 55D Dancing dhihaifigftssdlirfg cidb Szanish Club Cl, Qjg Forum CQ, Sjg Science Club Cl, Qjg Basketball 4355 Hockey CID. YVho's that tall girl there-she really can play basket- ball. Who else would it but Marie. She not only excels in basketball, but in all gymnastic work and we might add that sheis good in her studies. VVILLARD R. CAKTPBELL Soup NARBERTII Happy-go-lucky K'Soup entered Lower Merion in his A Senior year with the honor of having been captain-elect of Overbrook High's soccer and baseball teams. He proved his worth as center on our championship soccer team and 1 as an expert twirler on Lower Merion's baseball outfit. l LAWRENCE CARVER ' Larry Aamvionn Football Cl, 253 Track Cl, 2, SJ. A veritable stick of dynamite, withheld from football glory first by injury, then by parental order, Larry carried on in other Ways. VVe are fond of the laughing Irishman. I 1 i?o!2efc7'fV. if lol-IZ A :em R fm fffffffff F '2 'd W' G e 8 3 i. mi 7.21 !Vl,e.rl4l6W'2 K4-fgffl 17 21554 1Mc'ff6fr'.s'7 2'l! H ' 1733! -j gn.. r J ,,-,m, ..,., J Page Twenty-one Zffffkf 47' ,s2s '5 aff

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LOWER MERION NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE l' 532 ... a9?'a-4-- 4 u i 1 age Twenty ROBERTS BOUSON Bob l' VVYNNEFIELD Cross-Country C353 Senior Science Club. ' Bob, a very recent addition to our school, came to us, with an excellent record, from Germantown Academy. He has made an equally or more excellent record for himself in our school. VVe are proud of him. JAMES F. BRADFORD, JR. Jim ARDMORE Vice President Hi-Y Cfijg Football CQ, Sig Basketball Cl, 2, filg Track CQ, 3D3 Tennis CQ, Sjg French Club C3l. Jim, who came to us in his sophomore year from German- town Academy, is one of the most popular boys in our class. He has proved his ability in athletics by starring in football, basketball, and tennis, and has taken a prominent part in all school social activities. NYILLIANI F. BVEHI. Bill' NARBETH Bill arrived from Ohio all set for work. Determined to graduate in June, he has made his credits, and incidentally has an excellent scholastic record. SALVATORE BURDO Sal Kid MANAYUNK Most of us know Sain or Kid Burdo, the sensational leather pusher of Manayunk. Sal has been bowling them over in the square circle and feels sure he will be set in another year to issue a challenge to the lightweight champion. What chance has the lightweight champion?

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jf 734764 fb ol C 5009 J Vnfyvifgb al e fi 9 W A W my M LOWER MERION NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE ...qt mg f LI., . ,--- W7...,,,,.V,,g,....r.,..,,,m,,,,,,,K,,h,:,,,,,,L,,:,xNE Page T wen t y-two g qu.. THOMAS VVILIJLXNI CASEY . li 4 fa Tom ' 207 jezxd NARBERTH , Q , 79572. q,li,l Football Numerals. Tom is one of those Forget-me-nots. He was a mem- ber of the football team for three seasons. Going to and from school Tom is always in the midst of all confusiong in other words he's the instigator. MARY H. CENSORE 310 Wzfcffbfnr fqff' IQARBERTII pd ,,l.,J Mimeograph Club CD3 Dancing KQD. W'hen you come upon someone who will do anything for anybody, you have found Mary. Mary is going to be somebody's private secretary and wherever she goes we wish her luck as a worthy representative of Lower Merion. CHARLOTTE E. CHAMBERS I 'haf' ARDMORE Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 353 French Cl, Q, SDL Forum CQDQ Writing Club CID. Char is a girl one can always depend on. She is well liked by all who know her. Her only weakness Cand we don't blame herj is for persons and things at Taunton. She is among the highest scholastically. GEORGE CHANIBEREJ Q19 ffvflfs 77 , , . , G-H-1,1-LlM.1.L.J.i King bf Pnvssm. PM ,749 L If smiles were worth a cent apiece George would be a millionaire. If you want to see him serious, find him fast- asleep. Bucks, has two hobbies, but study isn't one of them. He likes to play the violin and take shorthand tests-just ask Miss Lewis. Bunk r'90 72