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

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Marple-Newtown Hijih S’chool i;+‘- LORRAINE ANNETTE HEATH {I I eat hie) August U), Berwvn. Peana. Coniniercial, Salutatoriaii Ambition: Private Secretary. Motto: All things come to him who waits (long enough). Lorraine is one of the few girls in our class who had to keep u|t with two schools. If you all remember, “He” graduated from Haverford. Perfect Attendance, ' 31, ’34; Operetta, ' 34; C horus, 34; Track, ' 31, ’32, ’33; Typing Award, ’34. I • U HELEN ELIZABETH HINKLE {The Kid) June 2, 1916 Ambler, Penna. Commercial, Valedictorian Ambition: Secretary. Motto: Love many, trust few. Brown hair, brown eyes, and a passion for cutting stencils are Helen’s chief characteristics. Her ambition has won her the first place in our class. Good luck! Declamation Contest, ’32; Perfect Attendance, ’32, 34; Class Secretary, ’33, ’34; Art Prize, ’32; Chorus, ' 31, ’32, ’33, ’3.; Operetta, ’31, ’32, ’34; Editor of ■E. K Book, ’34. FRANCES MAE KUNKLE (Skinney) December 24, 1915 Brookline, Penna. Commercial Ambition: Office work. Motto: Love thy neighbor (In Jersey). Our blonde! What will M.-N. do without this shy, little “ Goldylocks?” Because of her personality ancl ability, we know Frances will be a success in whatever field she chooses. Perfect Attendance, ’30, ’32; Chorus, ’34; Track, ’31, ’32.

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6 The 1934 Class Record JANE LOIS ELLIOTT {Janey Wajiey) May 10, 1916 Philadelphia, Penna. General Ambition: Department Store Buyer. AdOTTO: When bigger and better hearts are broken, let me break them. Breaking hearts has been one of Jane’s pastimes, but here’s hoping she forgets about them and becomes a noted department store buyer. Dramatics, ’33, ’34; Operetta, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Vice-President, ’34; Track, ’31, ’32, ’34; Perfect Attendance, ’34; Chorus, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34. RUTH LENA EVERT {Lovey Dovey) March 15, 1916 Mt. Pleasant, Penna. Academic Ambition: Music Supervisor. Motto: Always play fair. Ruth is a pal to everyone, sometimes to her own regret because lots of people take advantage of the fact. She is called upon frequently to give advi e to the love- lorn boys in the Junior Class, and she finds that rather tiresome at times. Ruth is a hard and conscientious worker, both in sports and school work. Orchestra, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Perfect Attendance (10 years); Operetta, ’31, ’32, ’33; Accompanist for Operetta, ’34; Basketball, ’32, ’33; Track, ’31, ’32, ' 34; Chorus, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Decoration Committee, 33, ’34. WINNIE ROYAL VIRGINIA HARLOW ( Winifred) January 16, 1914 Orange County, Va. Commerci al Ambition; Bookkeeper Motto: Always be prepared. We often wonder if Winnie memorizes her lessons. She always knows everything the teachers ask her, and she never comes to school with her lessons unpre- pared. Winnie knows all the latest gossip. If there is anything you want to know about anyone, just ask Winnie. Track, ’31; Chorus, ’34.

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8 The 1934 Glass Record = il » - MILDRED ANN KUNKLE ( T ubbie) May 30, 1914 Brookline, Penna. Commercial Ambition: Typist. Motto: Every little bit helps. “Tubbie,” the Senior’s smallest, holds the record for accuracy in typewriting. We hope that this record will mean greenbacks to her in the future. Perfect Attendance, ' 30, ’33; Chorus, ’34. ELZA CLARABETH KUYKENDALL (Elzie) April 24, 1916 Philadelphia, Penna. Commercial Ambition: Concert Singer. Motto: Practice makes perfect. Although “Elzie” has been with us only two years, she has made many friends. She is one of California’s “5ow-Kist.” We are sure that before long she will reach her ambition and become a nationally-known concert singer. Chorus, ’33, ’34; Operetta, ’33, ’34; Dramatics, ’33, ’34; World’s Fair Poster Award, ’33; Typing Award, ’34. FRANCIS MARTIN LONGSTRETH 3rd {Frank or Bud) February 9, 1917 Philadelphia, Penna. General Ambition: Newspaperman (Reporter). Motto: Experience is the best teacher. Frank, our Class President, has done a fine job in getting us safely to Washington. We hope that the ability and industry he has shown as our President will continue in after life. Our Jekyll and Hyde, or diplomat and playboy, made a wise move when he came to old M-N. Basketball, ’33, ’34; Track, ’34; Dramatics, ’33, ’34; Operetta, ’34; Declamation Contest, ’34; Cheer Leader, ’33, ’34; Class President, ’34; A. A. President, ’34.