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

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LOWER MERION NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE ...Q 3' Qu.. JANE R. CHAMNESS MERION Perhaps we haven't heard from Jane as much as we like, but we know, nevertheless, that she has always been true to her school and has striven successfully to uphold the ideals of Lower Merion. 51,141 ff GRACE NELSON CHILDS YQWJG 2Y'Cf shorty 5 P71 jp'W udyggmm C4 01 ff 4 ' 325 7,2 Mimeograph CSD. Sophisticated Shorty, divinely tall and beautifully blonde. It is not hard to appreciate this expert manipu- lator of the tyepwriter keys, for her wit and charming personality have gained for her a well deserved popularity. JOSEPH V. F. CLAY, JR. Joe BRYN MAWR Editor-in-Chief YE.-xRB0oKg Trackg Senior Dance Com- mitteeg Student Council CID. Ever since he entered Lower Merion Joe has been an extremely popular and outstanding member of our class. He stood out in athletics, student affairs, and social functions of the school. One could hardly help but like one with so charming a personality and thoroughly likable nature. R. E. COGSWELL IL E. 0vERBRooK HILLS Football Managerg Hi-YQ Cafeteria. R. E. is our hard working football manager and Hi-Y man. Everyone knows him both for his efficient work as manager of the Suburban Champs and for his own personality. Although he has had some bad luck with sickness, he has kept up in studies. The Senior class has a conscientious worker in R. E. WWMQL Jggbzeaf. Page Tu,-enty-three

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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

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LOWER MERION NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE ....g. an im an 1 lx S w li Page T wenty-four MEREDITH COLKET ARDMORE French Club Meredith has certainly succeeded in storing up a supply of knowledge while in Lower Merion. VVe hope he will be a lawyer, for he certainly shines in an argumentative way. We don't know of anyone harder to convince. JOSEPH VU LLOPY Joe' ARDMORE Joe is one of the terrors of the Commercial department. He hasn't imparted to us, as yet, what his plans for the future are so we can't make prophecies. VVe can and do hope for his success. BERNARD R. CUNLEY My-:al ia-sa. A I: I 'Y dl CYNWYD Manager of Basketballg Hi-Y. Conley has been most active as manager of our cham- pionship basketball team. His staunch support of school activities has been Sll0WI1. He is a typical member of the Hi-Y. Une of his accomplishments is proficiency in get- ting to lunch quickly. WILLIAM CRAFFT Billy ARUMORE French C lub CSD. Quiet, easy-going Billy Chis looks belie his workl is a member of Mademoiselle Boulangefs French room, the atmosphere of which influenced him mightily, for he knows his French. Being so near school is an advantage in that it allows later rising.