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

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MARY SK.MKRIIAN .April . 1 , R 2I Pliiladcll liia, Pa. Co.M. ' lKIK ' IAL .A. ' IBITION: Private Secretary. . lary is tlic one looked lor when there are questions that have to he answered correctly. .As lor taking dictation, she will he able to keep up with any boss. Not only her ability to get along in the coininei’cial field but also her personality and Iriendliness wdl make her a success at anxthing she attempts. W ' e know that any business man wouhl be glad to ha e , lary as a secretary. .Activities: Operetta, ’.At), ’.17, ’.18, ’.19; Declamation Contest, ’.It), ’,18; Perlect .Attendance, ’.It), ’,17, ’.18, ’.19; I unior Ciuartl ol Honor, ’.18; Reireshment Committee. Prom, .18; .All vertising Committee, ’19; Business Manager lor . ' lagazine Drive, ’.17, ’18; Baccalaureate, ’18; Homeroom President, ’18; .Alternate, A. A. Council, ’18; Art Editor . iir-A ( ' lej-, ’18; Literary Editor Jlar-X cws , ’19; Cioltl Typing .Award, ’19; Operetta Property Committee, ’,19. EREDERICK LAMES TOMS .Nlarch 26. 1921 Philadelphia, Pa. CjENER.VL A. ' IBITION: .Automobile Salesman. limmy” greets everyone cheerliilly and has the ability to make people like him by his friendliness. ’e are sure (hat this asset will carry him far in his ambition of automobile galesman anil it will be a lucky ’’go-getter” for the company that gets him. Activities: Pl.ay, ’17, ’19; Operetta, ’36, ’17, ’18, ’.19; Eootball, ’17; Basketball, ’17, ’58; A’ice-President, ’18. ’.19; .A. .A., ’18, ’19; A’ear Book .Assistant Manager; Junior Guartl of Honor, ’18. lU.STINE LORRAINE STOTT .Nlarch 29 , 1921 Philadelphia, P.i. COM ' IEUCIAI. .Ambition: Private Secretary. ’’I.orry” is a ]uiet, bashful girl in the classroom, but what fun outside of the walls and when you get to really know her! Her one ambition is to be a ’’perlect secretary” to some man who will be lucky enough to get her. Lorry’s” best point is never being too busy to help someone with lessons or other things, especially her old sidekick, Louise Haney. Here s luck to you with the hope that you get that job anil a lot ol lun out ol lile. Activities: Operetta Chorus, ’18; Commencement Chorus, ’18; Baccalaureate, ’18; )unior Guard ol Honor, ’18; Dance Program Committee, ’18. ROLAND W. WALLACE October 19, 1921 Camilen, N. J. General .Ambition: Sailor m American .Merchant Alarine. 11 it wasn’t for ‘‘W’ally’s” keen ability anil business-like manner, the profits from our canily table wouliln’t be so large, fie has certainly proved himself an asset to the Senior Class. Roland is also athletic minded. He was a letter winner in football and is also a track man. Activities: Track, ’16, ’17, ’18, ’19; Eootball, ’17. ’18, Lctterman, ’18; Candy iManager, ’18, ’19; .Assistant Busi- ness .Nl anaeer. ’19; Ticket Committee, ’58; Guard of Honor, ’18. m€mORI€S of 1939 19

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m€nnoRi€s of 19 3 9 MARGUERITE EMMA PRICE January 27, 1921 Media, Pa. General Ambition: Typist. We have known Emma but for a very short length ot time, but are sure that her pleasing personality will bring her much success as a typist. Although she has just entered Alarple- Newtown this year, many friends have been added to her list. Activities: Two Years, Glee Club; One Year, Girls’ Chorus; Three Years, Cheerleading. MARY W. REBURN June 14, 1921 Pomeroy, Pa ' General Ambition: Model. “Mick,” who has been chosen the prettiest girl in the class, well deserves this honor with her natural curly hair and many other graceful features. Besides her good looks, her charming personality has endeared her to everyone. Activities: Dance Chorus, ' 38; Commencement Chorus, ’37, ’38; Baccalaureate Chorus, ’37, ’38. REBECCA REED September 18, 1918 ' est Phdadelphia, Pa. General Ambition: Pediatric Nurse. “Becky’s” pleasing smile and good nature will always be remembered by us. She swears she’ll never marry, but when “Mr. Right” comes along, well, we’ll see. We leel sure that she is bound to succeed at her chosen profession. Activities: Chorus, ’35, ' 36, ' 37, ’38; Operetta, ’35, ’36, ’37, ’38; Perfect Attendance, ’35, ’36, ’c8; Basketball, ’35, ’36; Orchestra Committee lor Prom, ’38; Alternate Cheer- leader, ’36; Captain of Black Team, ’35. MARY RUTH HART SAMWORTH November 21, 1921 West Grove, Pa- A.mbition: Opera Star. “Ruthie” came to us a few years ago from Lower Merion. Since then she has made herself an active part of Marple- Newtown, participating in many of our musical activities. “Ruthie” made quite a hit in the operetta as a goddess this year, and with her pleasant voice she should be easily able to attain her ambition. Activities: Operetta, ’37, ’38, ’39; Handwork Club, 55; Perfect Attendance, ’35, ’38; Commencement Chorus, ’37, ’38; Baccalaureate Chorus, ’37, ’38. 18

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LILLIAN FLORENCE WILDS August 26 , 1919 Upper Darby, Pa. CoMMERCI. L Ambition: Bookkeeper. Lillian, called “Shorty” by everyone, is not so short” in her ability when it comes to doing bookkeeping. We are all sure she will make a successful bookkeeper and her boss will never be “short” of any money. Activities: Operetta Chorus, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 ; Baccalaureate Chorus, ’.35, ’ 76 , ' 38; Commencement, ' 35, ' 36, ’, 8; Junior Guard of Honor. ' 38; Perfect Attenda nee, ' 35, ' 36. BROflDY Al.-N. did little note nor will they long- remember what he said here but it can NEVER forget what he did here.” Eddie, as a boy of fourteen, had dreamed of the day when his name might be placed in Memories beside other Marple-New- town great athletes. Unfortunately, in the fall of 1934 an automobile accident brought permanent tragedy to his cher- ished athletic career. Broady’s” hopes were gone but his ambition still remained; therefore, he turned his thoughts toward a new field of service. During four short years he has tirelessly served coach and athlete alike as manager and confidant. Honest, trustworthy, dependable and above all, possessing ability to take as well as give, are just a few of the qualities that will take him far in the world of today. Coaches, players, and spectators are saying, “What shall we do next year with- out him?” These few words are written as a lasting tribute to “Broady” so that he will know his hours of faithful service were not per- formed in vain. 20