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

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KMZAIU ' ni ( ' . SClINKUli Man ! ’’ liroohlijii. Pa. COMMEHCIAL Amiu ' Iion: ( ' oiniiierciiil Work. Motto; If i aii ‘an ' l borroir from .s-lraiKjcr.i, tri , h ' ! , a Iciii.” .Mtliouf ' li Metty i.s the l)al)y of our clas.s she is always on liaiiil lo do her part. Most of Hetty ' s lime tins year has been s|)eut in typing tor llie Seniors, u liieh proves to ns llnil slie is more than suited for tlie eommereial held which she lias ehosen. She has also revealed a hidilen literary ahilily in acting as ehiel ol stalV on this year ' s Mar-Xeas. Operetta, ' tin, ' .‘57; Haskethall, ' ho, ' ;i7; Conneil, ' ti7; ' I ' reasurer, ho; Deela mation Contest, ' h.h, ' h.o, ' .h7; Track, ' h(i. HVK TKESDALE December !), Rebel PInladel jilna. Pa. (1 EX EH A E .Amhitiox: Hadio Singer. Motto: When trouble troublee i oa, Kituj, baby, sing.” Eve i.s a girl who is always ready for some fnn. Her iiersonality and good nature have made her very ])o|)nlar with her schoolmates. Hohhy Henson must have heen her ins|)iration for all those love lyrics and cowboy songs she knows. May she reach the to]) as a radio singer but not on Hobby Henson ' s ]jrogram. Some of the boys have been asking her to try a iiermanenl but slie insists on retaining her trim boyisli bob w Inch she says is ajiiiropriate for a little tomboy. Perfect Attendance, ' hh, ' hd, ' ho; Operetta, ' .‘54, ' ,‘5,5; ( ' horns, ' ;55, ' h7. LACKA WEEDIE ■Jnlji 2. ' i, HUS Lanrie Xorthensl, Md. GENEH.VE .Amhitiox: Dietitian. Motto: Better to remain .tilent anil be thought a fool than to . ' ipeah and remove all doubt.” .Although Laura is one of onr most (piiet girls, the old saying holds true, “Still water runs deep. Her ambition is to be a rlietitian but please don ' t go on a diet, Ijanra. She is one of the very few girl drivers of onr class and take it from a back- seat lounger she certainly can maniimlale those harnessed hor.sepow ers. We won ' t worry about yon, Laura, because we are certain that yon will take your iiroblems by the wheel and run things to suit yourself. Here ' s luck and happiness to yon! ' I ' rack, ’,‘5‘ ' 2, ' .‘5,‘5, ' 554, ’;5( ; 15asketball, ' ' M, ' :5;5, ' :54; Operetta, ' 54. WINEIELI) SCOTT WOKUALL Jannari 12, P.)2l Scotty Cheltenham, Pa. ACADEMIC .Amhitiox: .Aledical Doctor. Motto: “ Von ' re got to have brotherly lore.” “Scotty is an active member on all the teams and there is hardly a (ilay or operetta passes in which he hasn ' t had a part. Scott is a good academic student and we know that if he keejis nj) his good work in both social and educational activi- ties, he will succeed when he starts his life work. Pool ball, !54, .‘57; Hasketball, ' .‘54, ' 55, ' .‘((i; Haseball, ' 54, ' ;55, ' 5(5; Class President, 54; A ice- President, ' .‘55; Operetta, ' 54, ' 55, ' 5(5, ' 57; Play, ' 5(5, ' ,‘57; Orchestra, ' 54, 55; Hand, 5(5, 57; Chorus, ’54, ' 55, ' 5(5, ' 57; Declamation Contest, ' 55; Husiness. Manager of A’eah Hook, ' 57. Page Thirteen

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Jyljl 10, I9IU CI.AIHK I.OHHAINK MII.I.EH nV.v I ' hilailrl i hia. Pa GKNKRAL Ambition: To play the orpin in Haiiio ( ' ity Music Hall. Motto: ilani a true trord ix xpoken in je.il. “I’at has several characteristics to her name. Her snapi y ilisposition, her musical touch on the piano, and her athletic ability will always lie on reixtrd at .Marple-Newtown. (. ' laire is also one of the most modern jrirls in our class, . ' she knows the newest styles, music, and .sayinps. . nd does she like to play iNisketlHilh ' Like most masters of fine arts, “I’at has a fiarin ; temper which, stranp as it may st ' em, does not interefere with her jmpularity. Hasketludl. ' .S4. ' So, ‘Sti, ‘S7: Track, ' Sti; OjK-retta. ’S4. ' S.5, ‘S(i; Chorus, ' So, ' St!. Kl.l.A VHUHXIA PKIHCK Orttdxr lOIU Ciii Malrmi, Pa- c »K .ir . mhition: Business .Vc-countant. Motto: Dcetlx are iromen, and leortix are men. Virflinia. most winmonly known hy her friends as “(Jin, is one of the best workers in the Senior Class. “(Jin” deserves the credit for keeping: our treasury accounts straight at all times. .Mthouiih it has been a hani task she has not nen- lecteil her studies and has retaineii her cheery smile and the mysterious twinkle in her eyes. I’erfei ' t .Vttendance. ' S.S, ’S4; Basketlmll, ' .S4. ’.SS. ■;?4. ’S.5: .Vssistant Basketball Manaiier, ' St!; Basketliall Manafier, ' S7; Treasurer, ' St!, ’S7: . ward of l)an ;hters of the .Vmerican Revolution, ' SS; Women ' s Club .Vwanl, ' S:?; Orchestra Committi ' e, ’S7: ProjK ' rty Committee for Play, ' S7. AI.FUKl) ORTON RICH Sefdember 17, 1017 Richie Philadelphia, Pa. GKNKKAl, . mbition: .Vccountant. Motto: Serer gire up the . ihip. Even thoufih . 1 is often the tarp ' t of jokinp both kind and mean, he takes it pxnl natureilly and holds malice towanl none. “.M is also tireless in his tryiiift and we all feel that if he keeps up his unceasiiif; efforts, he cannot help but suc- ceeil in life. However, he is not only a student but takes an active part in all sjxirts and most musical activities. One to his captivating smile and curly hn ' ks many girls have lost their hearts to Marple-Newtown ' s own Rolx ' rt Taylor. Play, ' SS. ' .St ; Ba.sketlwdl. ' So. ' Sti. ' S7: Baseliall, ' S.5, ' Sti; Operetta, ' S.5, ' Sti: Chorus, ' So. ' .S7; FiHitliall. ' S7; StH-cer, ' S4: Perfect .Vttendance, ' S.5, ' Sti; Orchestra Committee, ’S7; OeiMrafing Committee, ' Sti. ANNA Al.VERTA SAMWORTH .ipril 11, 1010 .Ihh Corner Katrh, Pel. COMMKHCIAI. .Vmbitiox: Home Missionary. Motto: Lire and learn to xerre. Blonily . nn came from l,ower Merion two years ago. She has proved herself a first-rate shorthand star. She is always re:idy to assist, and her giaxl nature will aid her to pnive successful in the Missionary work. Oh! those lucky heathens. “. nn has devoteil her life to a righteous and noble cause, and we all admire her for it. Track. ’S4. ' Sti; .Vrchery Club. ' S4; Dancing Club, ' .So: Caiuly Club, ' .S.5, ' Sti; Ojieretta. ' H.S; Candy Manager, ’.SS; President of (lirl Reserves, ' s ' S; Perftvt .Vtten- dance, S ' i. ' SS, ' ,S4; (lirls’ (Ilee Club, ’.SS; Christmas Play, ' SS, ’S.5. Page Turelte

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CLASS OFFICESS OFFICERS OF THE CLASS President — Robert Dil ' worth Vice-President — Wii.bur McLaughlin Secretary — Jane Hoskins Treasurer — Virginia Peirce Class Motto: ' Xot on the heights, hut climhiny Class (Lolors: Jade Green and Yellow C ' lass Flower: Yellow Rose MARPLE-NEWTOWN ALMA MATER Lyric : Jane Hoskins, ’87 Lift your hearts to old M . X . High For the service she has done for thee Hail! Oh, hail! Alma Mater dear. With our songs of love and loyalty. M usic: W iLBUR McLaughlin, ’37 ]l e survey ivith all pride and joy Precious memories of the days gone by And instilled in our lives we find Ideals formed in M arple-Xewtoum Hugh. Page Fourteen