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

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Miss Gearhart Mrs. Koder. . . Miss Yeingst. . Mr. Shaw Mr. Harvey. . . Mr. Brown . . . Mrs. Hoopes . . Miss Pierce. . . Mr. Worrall. Miss Cl.ayton . Miss Lyster. . THE FACULTY Junior High Commercial English Science, Mathematics Commercial History Junior High Art Supervising I rincipal Music Languages MEMORIES, 1935 Page Five

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o THE Members of the Class of 1935 : For the past few years the economic and governmen- tal affairs of the world have been greatly disturbed. For- tunes have melted away and rulers have been sw’ept from their thrones. But, through all of this disturbance of material things, the basic principles of morality have held their own. Truth has remained truth, honesty is still as important as ever, square- dealing is now as necessary as formerly, and, in short, the great moral and ethical truths that have always ruled, still rule. Hold to these truths, follow them consis- tently, and you cannot fall to come out right in the end. You are now leaving high school in time to play an important part in bringing back to a normal state the sadly mussed affairs of our country. Just as you have been encouraged to participate in activities while here at Marple-Newtown High School ;ust so do we hope that you will take part in the larger affairs of the outside world and not be a side-liner, but be an active doer and accomphsher. Those of us whom you are leaving behind, both faculty and pupils, wish you well. We hope that in future years you will all win much success and that Marple-Newtown High School will always be able, as she does now, to point you out with pride as her sons and daughters. Your sincere friend, Jay W . Worrall, Superi’ising Principal. Page Four MEMORIES, 1935

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THOMAS F. BLASCNSKI ( Tommy) May 17, 1914 Drexel Hill Commercial Ambition: Bookkeeper Motto: “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.’’ Tom has been the thorn among the roses, for he has been the only boy taking the commercial course in this class. He will be missed very much in the line on the football field. We know his determina- tion will be a large factor in his success, especially when those trial balance totals prove so elusive. Football, ’30, ’51, ’53, ’34; Operetta, ’34; Perfect Attendance, ’34; Chorus. ’53, ’34, ’55. GORDON FOSTER BYERS {Gordie) March 12, 1916 Haverford Township General Ambition: Landscape Gardener. Motto: “Always argue if you think you’re wrong.’’ “Gordie” is the boy with the startling resemblance to Jimmy Durante — at least, he and Jimmy have one thing in common! But “Gordie” is a hard worker and is bound to succeed. And believe it or not, he regards Physics as his most Interesting subject. What a man! Operetta, ’54; Chorus, ’33, ’54, ’55; Perfect Attendance, ’32, ’35, ’34; Track, ’53; Play, ’54. FLADIE LEE CLEMENTS {Tess) October 23, 1914 Charlottesville, Virginia Commercial Ambition: Typist Motto: “To be young everything Is fair.” Fladie is one of our most lively and vivacious girls. Quite an athlete, too! With her enthusiasm In sports and ability in music, wc predict great things ahead. Operetta, ’32, ’33, ’54; ’35, Basketball, ’52, ’33, ’34; Play day Medal, ’54; Class President, ’52; Class Treasurer, ’34; Orchestra, ’32, ’53, ’54; Cheer Leader, ’32, ’35, ’54; Chorus, ’52, ' 53, ’54, ’55; Track, ’32, ’33, ’34, ’55. FLOSSIE MAE CLEMENTS {Floss) October 25, 1914 Charlottesville, Virginia Commercial A.vibition: Nurse Motto: “Speech is great, but silence is greater.’ “Floss” says her chosen career Is nursing. We know that she will make many lives brighter while she is in training. For the last few years she has been a star guard in basketball, “f loss has been our class treasurer for two years. M. N. will miss her cheery smile and sunny disposition. Here’s luck, “Floss”! Operetta, ’32, ’53, ’34; Basketball, ’32, ’34; Orchestra .32, 33, 34; Play, ’35; Class Officer, Treasurer, ’33, ’35; Cheer Leader, 32, 33, ’34, ’35; Play Day Medal, ’33; Chorus, ’52, ’35, 54, 35; Track, 3-, ’33, ’34, ’35. Page Six MEMORIES, 1935