Marple Newtown High School - Memories Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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OUR FACULTY V g as a class wish to thanh all the teachers for their untiring cooperation with us during the past four years, ¥e want to thank Miss Lyster in doing her share in coaching the girls ' athletics and filling our heads with ideas about History and French. To Miss Kress we owe our success for the pla s and the operettas, our Washington Trip, and our vague knowledge of the old v r iters and poets. Although Mi«s Horn specializes in the typewriter, she also serves well as Mr. Worrall ' s secretaryc Mrc Wcrrall, it seems, cannox yet convince the Latineers that a is a.l wn ys pronounced ah”; but we are thankful to him for his inter ' est; in our welfare. Our athletic coach, Mr. Harvey, has taught us all we kno? about football, basketball, baseball and bookkeeping; it is to him we show our gratitude. We owe our algebraic ability to none other than Mr, Shaw, the Physics expert, who also shines as Track Coach, Wo cannot leave without giving a vote of thanks to Miss PiercG, our art teacher, and Mrs, Rodgers, our musical director, T o are indeed proud of ha.virjg been instructed by such an efficient faculty, and ' we shall always remember their guiding advice in years to come. CLASS OF 33

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SUSANNAH BOWERS ( Comm ercial ) Born: September 7, 1915 Secretary Larchmont, Penna. Future : Chorus ' 30 ' 31 ' 32 ' 33 Track ' 29 ' 30 ' 31 ' 32 ' 33 Operetta ' 30 ' 33 Glee C lub ' 30 Motto: Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Sue is a quiet unassuming girl who accomplishes much, never making a fuss about it. She is a steady vi crker at any rate and accepts jobs without question. Success in business surely awaits one with Sue ' s capabilities and ms,nners. EMELIE COAN ( Academic ) Born: June 13, 1915 Philadelphia, Penna. Future Music Teacher Orchestra ' 30 ' 31 ' 32 ' 33 Dramati os ' 31 ' 33 Declamation Contest ' 33 Operetta ' 30 ' 31 ' 32 ' 33 Secretary A. A. ' 53 Glee Club ' 30 Class Secretary ' 31 ' 32 Mo 1 1 0 : Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning Not only for herself, but for everyone, Emelie con supply that exquisite calmness as she plays tnose ever -deligh tfui mel- odies. But playing the piano 3 3 not hex ' only accomp Li shmcnt . She is one of the actresses and outstanding students of the Senior Class. L E S T E R DAVIDSON ( General ) Born.: September 4, T Q vs Philadelphia, Penna . Fux-ure : Lawyer Baseball ' 31 Chorus ' 33 Football ' 31 ' 32 ' 33 Operetta ' 33 Ass ' t. Bus, Mgr - Mar -News ' 32 Cl css i cc -President ' 32 Bus. Mgr. Mar -Ne ' ws ' 33 Class Se c r e 1 ary ’ 3 3 Motto: The man with the smile is the man worth while . Nevermore will M. N.. see Mose brand of wis ' -x-cracks . As Secretary ward the success of our activities. s smile or hear his special he has contributed much to- Good luck, Mose