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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1940 volume:

WILLIAM G. STROUD, Jr. FaI itor-in -Ch ief JACK HARBIDGE Business Manager w Dr. JOHN G. THOMAS MAURICE DICKINSON JOHN F. T. LEWIS l4Je, Ute tUz Qla6,i ' o-jj cyia te l ulUf, (ie llicaie. tluA iiAue- o Me HOAieA to- o-uA cMl( ScUooi aaxi to- aU the Qo-niAiLutinc adoAA- iltat luwA mcui e. auA lti li d cltoo.l dau fio AliUe c nd e Hj04 6ie. sr uParvwxp2 y if u i . 3ywjAju:i txil if04€ auli Utd a o px4A4 (f tLme.—p aAi. UfipAe iAdJtuvi 044 6 jcIix U L ixi44x iit io eiUe i t cmA in p4cii4AA—044A Me4fUiA4eA. i9 0. m yean, [ioo-k SJxdL Editor — William G. Stroud, Jr. Associate Editor — Ann Croavley Business M onager — Jack Harbidge Assistant Business Managers Grace Moore Charles Rauch Donald Pressey Iary Wenger Robert David Henry Rich Art Editor — Susan Bostick P AiticU al ' d, Me4yiCi To the Class of 194-0: The purpose of the modern school today is the furnishing of a well- rounded education. It has been said that such an education should pro- vide training in the fundamental processes such as reading, writing, arithmetic, etc., worthy home membership, worthy use of leisure time, good citizenshi]), health, vocations, and ethical character. You will remem- ber that all of these aims have been considered by you during your progress through Marjjle-Newtown High School. All too often do we see the adidt in after-life utterly forgetting the lessons that he should have gained from certain of these goals. Try, then, to kee{) all of these aims before you. Maintain an interest in intellectual matters; be a worthy member of a home; turn your leisure periods to good account; at all times jjerform your civic duties to the best of your ability; ta ke care of your health; keep studying to improve your .skill in your chosen vocation; strive diligently to develop your ability to differentiate between right and wrong. If you do all of these things, you will have developed into an adult with a well-rounded education, the goal which your training at Marple- Newtown High School intended you to reach. Your sincere friend. Jay W. Worrall. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SUSAN HOSTK ' K March l. ' h I’liiladclpliia, l a. ACADKMIC Brooktiiorpc Hills, l a. far-Xelr i Stall ' , Uxcliaiif ' c Editor, 4; Junior (oiard ot Honor, .‘5; IVrfcct Attendance, d; Year Book Stall, Art Editor, 4; ' I ' ickct (’oininittcc, 4; Homo Boom Programs, Secretary, .4. JESSICA :m()bris bowers January ' ■Jl, l!) ' -2:) l.arclunont. Pa. tiKNKHAL Earcliniont, Pa. Basketball, 1, 4; (’horns, 1, 2, 4; Junior (Inard of Honor, .3; Operetta, 1, J; Perfect Attendance, 3; Stage (biild, 4. OE J.ORIS BREWER Augn-st 3, 1922 Pitt.sl)urgh, Pa. AC.ADKMIC Newtown S((uare, Iki. Basketball, 3, 4; Mar-News Staff, A.ssistant Editor; ( ' horns, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior (inard of Honor, 3; Play, 2, 3, 4; Dance (’oni- niittee, 3; A. A. (’onncil, 4; ( ' lass Officer, Treasurer, 2, 4; Per- fect Attendance, 1, 2; American Legion Award; ()])eretta, 4. ROBERT ALAN liR(JADBELT iNfarch 19, 1922 Newtown S(jnare, Pa. GENEUAL T archmont, Pa. (’horns, 1, 2, 3; Oj)eretta, 1, 2, 3; Dance (’ommiltee, 4; Stage Guild, 4. 1 40 Llancrch, Fa HELEN IMIRIAM CROUTIIERS Novcmlier 2.5, 1921 GENERAL Froomall, Pa. Track, 1,2; Clioru.s, 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta, 1, 2, 3, 4; Decorating Committee, 3; Orclie.stra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Soiitliea.stern District Or- chestra, 4; Librarian of Orchestra, 4. ANN IVIARIE (’ROWLEY iMay 11, 1922 Ardmore, Pa. COMMERCIAL Larchmont, Pa. Rasketball, Assistant Alanager, 3; Manager, 4; J far-Xews Staff, Snb.scription Alanager, 4; (diorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Guard of Honor, 3; Operetta, 1, 2, 3, 4; Play, 1, 3, 4; Dance (’om- mittee, 4; Decorating C ' ommittee, 2, 3; Clieerleader, 1, 2, 3; Year Rook Staff, Associate Editor, 4; Home Room Programs, 1, 2, 4; Typing Team, 4; Ticket Committee, 4; Sub.scrij)tion Alanager, 3, 4. ROBERT E. DAYID August G, 1921 Philadelphia, Pa. COMMERCIAL Larchmont, Pa. Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Letterman, 4; Baseball, 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1,2; Junior Guard of Honor, 3; Operetta, 1,2; Year Book Staff, Assistant Business Alanager; Alember of Hi-A’, 4. JAAIES E. DILWORTH Alay 10, 1921 Tyrone, Ireland GENERAL AJedia, l a. Basketball, 1, 2, 4; Ba.seball, f, 2, 3, 4; Letterman, 3; Junior Guard of Honor, 3; A. A. (’ouncil, 1, 2; Yice-President, 3; Class Officer, President, 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader, 2, 3, 4. Aiigiisl ‘-2:5, li)‘2 2 HOHKKT K. DOrCIITEX Nowtown S(iuarc‘, I’a. A( ' A1)F..MI( ' Xcwtowii Sciiiarc, I’a. K()()tl)all, 1, ‘2. :5; l.ottonuaii, -i; Baskolhall, I, 2. .‘5; Lettor- iiiaii, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, .‘5, 4; Kditor-iii-diic ' f Mar-Xeir.s- SlafV; (’horns, 1, 2, 15, 4; Junior (iiianl of Honor, .‘5; OpeiaJla, 1, 2, ;5. 4; I’lay, 2; IVrtVct Atteiulanoe, 4 years; Decorating (’oni- niittee, 55, 4; A. A. (’onneil. President, 4; 1 )eelaination (’oldest, 1; ( ' lass Oflieer, ’treasurer, .‘5, Mee- President, 4; American Legion Award; Assistant (’andy Manager. LLOYD B. (JOKAIAX September !), lt)21 (Jradyville, Pa. OENFRAI. Kdgemont, ] a. JOHX HERBERT HARBTDCJE January (5, 1921 Xewtown Square, Pa. GENERAL Xewtown Square, Pa. (’horns, 1, 2, .‘5; Operetta, 1, 2, :5; Play, 55, 4; Dance C ' om- mittee, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2, .‘5; President, 4; Year Book Staff, Business Alanager, 4. LIXDA LOIS JOXES Alay 27, 1922 Xewtown Square, Pa. GOM.MERCIAL Xewtown Square, Pa. Basketball, 1, 2, .S, 4; Letterman, 2, .‘5, 4; (’aj)tain, 4; Track, 1, 2, .‘5, 4; M ar-Xeu ' s Staff, Reporter, 4; (’horns, 1, 2, ;5, 4; Junior Onard of Honor, 55; Operetta, 1, 2, .‘5, 4; Home Room Programs, 2, ,‘5; Dance C’ommittee, .‘5; Typing Team, 4. 1440 FRANK LORMAN MANTOX, Jr. December 30, 1919 Roxliorougli, Pa. G FUNERAL Larchniont, Pa. Junior Guard of Honor, 3; Perfect Attendance, 1; Stage Guild, 3. GRACE EEA MOORE August 25, 1921 Richmond, Va. COMMERCIAL Newtown Scjuare, Pa. Mar-Xe70s Staff, Advertising Manager, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Operetta, 1, 2, 3; Home Room Programs, 2, 3; Year Book Staff, 4; Trio, 3; Typing Team, 4. FRANCIS L. NORCINT October 14, 1922 Strafford, Pa. GENERAL Newtown Square, Pa. Decorating Committee, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN ELIZABETH PATTON Rutledge, Pa. ACADEMIC Broomall, Pa. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Guard of Honor, 3; Operetta, 1, 2, 3, 4; Play, 4; A. A. Council, 1; Class Officer, Secretary, 2, 3, 4. October 11, 1922 DONAM) H. f’HESSEY Sei)t ember .‘b HaddoiiHeld. N. J. CiKXKHAI. Newtown Square, I a. Eootliall. 1. 2, :b E Eettennaiu 4; Hasketball, 2, .‘5, 4; 4 ur- Xeirs Stair, laterary Editor, 4; .luiiior (biard of Honor, ;5; I’lay, 4; Deelaination Contest, 2; ear Hook Stalf, Assistant Ibisiness M anager, 4. CIIAKEES ' SI. ICVrCH November 12, 1!)21 E]nla(lel|)hia, J a. CKNEKAL Itroomall, Pa. Decorating Committee, 4; Year Hook Staff, Assistant Hnsi- ness Manager, 4; Itefresliment Committee for Junior Prom, S. HENRY ROHERT RICH November 10, 1!)2!) Hroomall, ] a. GENERAL Earclimont, Pa. Eootl)all, 1,2, .‘1,4; Letterman,4; Basketl)all, 1, 2, ,‘l, 4; Eetter- man, .‘5, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, ;i, 4; Letterman, 1. 2, 11. 4; Chorus, 2, .‘1, 4; Operetta, .‘1, 4; Dance C ' ommittee, .‘1; Decorating (’om- mittec, ;i; A. A. (’onncil, 4; Year Book Staff, Assistant Business Manager, 4. HELEN IRENE STAHLAIAN ] Iay .‘1, 1921 Brookville, Pa. GENERAL Newtown Square, Pa. Chorus, 1, 2, 9, 4; Junior Onard of Honor, 9; ()i)cretta, 2; Home Room Programs, 2, .‘1; Faust, 2; Oirls ' (dee ( ' lub, 2. 1440 March 5, 1922 VILLIAM G. STROIT), Jr. Philadelpliia, Pa. ACADEMIC Larchmont, Pa. Football, 1, 2, 8, 4; Letterman, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Mar-News Staff, Sports Editor; Junior Guard of Honor, 3; Decorating Committee, 4; Declamation Contest, 3; ( ' lass Officer, ’ice-President, 2; Kditor-in-Chief Year Book; President Home Boom Programs, 3, 4; President of Hi-Y Club, 4; Decorating Committee, 3, 4. FRANCIS N. TALBOT October 21, 1921 White Hor.se, Pa. GENERAL Newtown Square, Pa. Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Letterman, 2, 3, 4; Junior Guard of Honor, 3; Perfect Attendance, 2. CHARLES W. TARBIT April 2, 1921 Philadelphia, Pa. GENERAL Broomall, Pa. Football, 1, 2, 3; Basketball, 2; Dance Committee, 3; Or chestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; President of Stage Club, 4. MALCOLM LEE WATSON September 3, 1921 GENERAL Newtown Square, Pa. Earle, a. Football, 2, 3; Basketball, 2, 3; Track, 1, 2, 3; May Day Aledal, 3; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Com- mittee, Chairman, 4; Cheerleader, 4; Orchestra, 1. : IAin CKHTIU 1)E WKXEKK N() ( ' nil)c ' r 1, 19 ' -21 Hrooniall, I’a. { ' OMMKRCIAL IJrooiiiall, I a. Hasketball Lc ' tternian, 1, ‘-2, .‘5, 4; Track, I, 2, S; lay Day lodal, 2; Cliorus, 1, 2, 4; .Junior (Juard of Honor, .4; ()|5cr- ctta, 1, 2, .‘5, 4; A. A. (’ouncil, 4; ( ' lass Officer, Treasurer, 1; ' I ' ieket ( ' oniiuittee, 4; ' ' ear Kook Staff, Assislanl IJusiiiess Manager, 4; Ilonic Hooni Program, .4; Ty|)iiig Team, 4. KDWAHD WILSON November 22, 1!)1!) Lima, Pa. GENERAL Newtown Square, Pa. Football, 1, 2, 4, 4; Lettermaii, 2, 4, 4; ( ' aptain, 4; liasketball, 1, 2, 4, 4; J.etterman, 4, 4; ( ' aptain, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 4, 4; Letterman, 2, 4, 4; Ticket ( ' omndttee, 4. .JOSEPH EVAN BR INTON WINTERS IMareh 14, 1921 Philadelphia, Pa. GENER.VL Broomall, I’a. Ba. ' - ' ketball, 2, 4; Baseball, 4; Letterman, 4. CHARLOTTE HELEN WOOTEN February 28, 1921 Philadelphia, Pa. GENERAL IHorida Park, Pa. (kirnei and Gray Xews Staff (Lansdowne), 1, 2, 4; Dance ( ommittee, 1; Hockey, 1; C ' hristmas Decorating ( ' ommittee, 1 , 2 . GERTRUDE LOUISE WOOTEN April 22, 1922 Philadeli)hia, Pa GENERAL Florida Park, Pa. Decorating Committee, 1, 2; Home Room Programs, 1; Hockey, 1; Garnet and Gray Neivs Staff (Lansdowne), 1. ROBERT 1). YUNAG September 12, 1922 Philadelphia, Pa. GENERAL Larchmont, Pa. Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Junior Guard of Honor, 3; Operetta, 1, 2; Play, 3, 4; Decorating Committee, 4; Class Officer, Vice-Presi- dent, 3; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. QIgAA. CoioAA CHERRY RED AND SILVER GIgAA RED ROSE GIoaa Moiia PICK YOUR PEAK AND CLIMB OUR HAS STUDIES I4 f0 Vice-President Secretary Treasurer A A 19 0 doM. W TT E, as .Juniors, l)cliovf that we liave had a most successful year in more ways than one. Among other tilings we have had two magazine drives, a benefit at the Terminal Theater, and the all-important .Junior I’rom. So pJijCf o e Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I9H0 2lci6A T A IIK Soplioiuorc ( lass ol 1940 has had an active year in sjiite ol ' tlie tact that we are just Soi)hoinores. Onr most notable achievement was the forming of a committee whose duty was to send ( ' hristmas baskets to a needy family. We also had a .sjilendid .system of student govern- ment which we enjoyed thoroughly. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer T A IlK Froslunaii (’lass (Mitorod llio year 1!)40 witli a reeonl eiirolliuent of {ifty-two members. Many were new to the scliool, but they soon became aefinainted with onr ways. If the sneee.ss of the ])rojeets undertaken by onr class indicates onr worthwhileness, we shonhl have four very hai)j)y years. ()l ' R two ventures this year w ' ere our Bake which netted over one hundred dollars for the A. A. and our play “The Peddler of Hearts.” A A t h I Seojentlt Qjixiae. T X 11 K “F reslmuMi” of the Junior High School gcjl 0.4 ' to a (iyiiig start in tlieir new school career. A home- room g ' liidanee j)rog ' ram was initiated and mneh profit deriveil therefrom. The 7 B’s staged a sneeessfnl assembly i)rogram in the form of an Amateur Hour. Xnmerons members of the class partieij)ated for the first time in organized competitive athletics, others took part in musical organizations, and still others in clnb work. GluL6. Muiic ' ■ A ' ' pciUtf A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS hy Sumner Nichols Presented by Students of Marple-Newtoavn High School Evening of February ' ■26th Directed by Frederick W. Brown A A A h n r: Mrs. B arren M iss Harper Professor Orlando Powers Susie Jidia IV arren Fred Coidson Bob W arren Violet M anners Mr. W arreyi Denny Patsy Philip Greer . . . .Ann (Towley . . . .Anita Treyaii . . Donald Prcssey Certrnde Wooten . . DeLoris Brewer . . . Robert Yunag . .Charles Eafean . Marilyn Martin . . .Jack Harhidge . Richard Perley . . . . Helen Patton Ralph iMills Qo-ufit 04 tUe Caexi ' AN Ol ' KHKTTA IN TWO A(TS 1 ! ( 1 KOI’KHKV MoHCiAN — l.ihrt ' t to and ( i KOKI HKV O ' II aHA— Music Date — April ‘•2(5 and ' •27, I!)4(� Time H V. W. I) i reefed bj Ths. Olkn ■J•;AKLl•;Y Birdie Boggs Am; Arnold DoU; MeSpadden Agaiha Loeksfep Doetor Cicero MeSpadden . Mrs. MeSpadden Mark (I ' aison Hamilton linnter Willie (Sleep; ) Carter. . . . Marjorie Blaekirood Dan Flanigan Kenneth (Snooze) Andrews . . ( ' atlipriiie O ' IJripii Miriam Burgess ... Mary II. Ilolsiug (lara Reed . . . Robert Doiigliteii Marie Kellow . . Robert MaeLareii Rra n k I i n K uy ken ( I a 1 1 Henry Rieli DeLoris Brewer William (aill)ertson (ieorge Toms E’ f T - ' fi . f f i l i n Z l I. 6 MHCil T - . A HK duties of the A. A. Council are twofold: one dealing with sports and the other, promoting the best interests of the high school t hrough a student body. This year among other things the Council has made new awards in the form of shields which were presented to the Junior High and numerals for the Junior Varsity Team. Repre.sentatives are: Robert Doughten, President; Henry Rich, Secretary; William Schneider, Treasurer; DeLoris Hrewer, Fred Chapin. Alma Trost, Catherine O’Brien, Clifford Farr, and Virginia Clements, Kdifor-iu-Cliicf, Hohkkt Dotoiition A. ' i. ' inciate Editor Literary Editor DkLohis Bukw kh Donam) Fhksskv Exclianye Editor, Stsan IJostick Reporters- Linda .Tonks, ' 40 Anita ' LRinAN, ' 41 (Ihai i: lliDi,, ' 4‘-2 Lops ' Sports, WiDDIAM Sthoi i) Edna.mah (roi), shall. ' 4.S Ritii Kioagy, ' 44 Ellkn McQliston, ' 4.5 dirls ' Sports, Jkan Loomis Jiniior lUph Editors ( ' lIRISTINK Di NLAP KvKLVN HaNKKLK Riisiuess Manager, Edna Dougiitkn Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager (Iragk Moouk Kayk Kirk Snhseription Manager Assistant Sjtbseri ption Manager Ann Crowley Franklin Keykendall Eaenltp Adviser, E. Aeingst ' I’liis is tlie first tinio in M.-N.’s liistory that we have had a regular jieriodieal. Fulilished six times during the school year, it has been a com}ilete success. a i- QUiM- OFFICERS President William G. Stroud, Jr. Vice-President Philip O’Neill Secretary Jack McAllister Treasurer George Toms This year was the first year for the Hi-Y in Marple-Newtowii. Through the efforts of Mr. Worrall, Mr. Hengst of Coatesville, the officers, and the club members, the organization has been a success and we hope it will continue to be one. 1 440 OFFK ' KHS President Jack II ARHiixiK ice- P resident akhion 1 1 un ' I ' kk Secretari - ' rre(isnrer Kayk Kikk This year was the first for our elul). We have regular ineetiiigs twice a niouth, aud we l)elieve tliat we liave acooniplished soiuethiiig worthwliile. QUea deajd n T A HIS year we started off with four new recruits in our cheerleading group: Jean Moore, Pearl Temple, Clara Reed, and Malcolm Watson. The veterans were Miriam Burgess, Captain, and James Dilworth. Marie Kellow, the Sophomore alternate, filled the vacancy left by Pearl Temple. fi, ‘ A :■ ' I 40 HojcJz OUR HAS ATHLETICS cuJzeiLaU • BoAeJ aiL C. Chapin T aclcle Martin Guard F. Chapin Guard Brown (Captain) Hack Culbertson End Doughten Back MacLaren Back h h ■ n I vV ' ; PUESSEY (luard SciINEIDEK Tackle Shattuck Tackle O ' Neill (Captain-Elect) End Stroud Center Rich Tack Toms Back Senlo-n cMufA ooiLalL M-N 6 Swarthmore 22 M-N 6 Sharon Hill 9 M-N 6 Yeadon 25 M-N . . 0 Spring City 6 M-N 6 Swedesboro 7 M-N 0 Nether-Providence 6 M-N 0 Glen-Nor 33 M-N e Springfield 0 With only four lettennen returning from last year’s team, the new coach, Mr. Pittman, found a very difficult task awaiting him upon taking up his duties at M-N. On the whole we had a poor season; however, the big game on Thanksgiving Day was really the game that counted, for we upset Springfield, a highly favored team, 6 to 0. This win thus made up for the previous games that we had lost. M-N looks forward to a good season next year with oidy four letter- men, Rich, Stroud, Pressey, and Doughten, graduating. aotLall M- J. H.S 0 M-X J. H. S 7 [-x j. II. s .‘5;? M-XJ. II.S (i M-X J. II. S 13 Bc ' rwyn J. II. S 6 Yoadon J. II. S 3 Sharon Hill J. II. S 0 S|n‘infi ' fiol(l J. II . S h Swarthniore J. IT. S 13 The Junior High team, under the eoaching of Mr. Weakley, turned in a very .succe.ssful sea.son. It wa.s only had luck that stopj ed the hoy.s from going through the season imdefeatetl. Brewer Fonoard Wallace Guard Burgess Fonoard Jones (Captain) Guard Hill Guard Patton Guard Wenger Fonoard 1 F. Chapin Center Dilworth (ivard Douciitkn Forirard Run ((’aptain) C Hard SCIINKIDER Forward David Forward ' Poms 0 }iard Qu ili ' BcuikeilxUL M , -LTJUSS BRINTON, our new coach, did a splendid job in working us up into a good team. Our team, with Linda Jones, as captain, had a fair season. Wenger, Patton, Jones, Brewer, and our manager, Ann Crowley, will leave us through graduation. Grace Hill is our captain-elect. OPPONENTS VARS. OPP. Clifton 16 20 Yeadon 27 39 Pro.spect Park W 35 Berwyn 23 11 Ellis College 29 21 Boothwyn 18 44 Sharon Hill 15 8 Springfie (1 Alumnae G JzetluiU the guidance of Mr. I’ittmaii, our lioy.s did fairly well in basketball Hnishiiig iu fourth position in the Suburban League. Lettermeu this year were (’a[)taiu Rich, F. (diaj)iu, Schneider, Tonis, and Doughteii. The Jayvees, , under Mr. Strunk’s able coaching, luid ; i fairly sue- ees.sful .sea.son. M- , . . . 81 1 pper Meriou 29 M-X .... 80 Taylor Husiuess School 29 M-X .... Schweuksville 10 M-X 20 1 pjier Meriou 21 [-X . . . . 17 Sharon Hill 12 M-X . . . . 27 (’lifton Heights 34 M-X . . . . 18 Xether-Frovideuce 27 [-X .... 2() Siiringfield 24 M-X . . . . 21 Iloothwyn 17 M-X . . . . 17 Yeadou 35 M-X 19 Prospect Park 89 M-X . .. . 15 Sharon Hill 14 .A[-X 20 (’lifton Heights 21 M-X . . . . 19 XYther-Providence 80 M-X .... 23 Springfield 22 :sr-x 15 lloothwyn 17 M-X . . . . 19 Ycadon 41 M-X 22 M’est C’onshohocken 30 [-X .... 80 Hoothwyn 28 .AI-X 21 (’lifton Heights 81 aieJtcdL T A HE 1940 season was probably the most successful in Marple- Newtown history. The outstanding pitching ability of “Franny” Tal- bot and the marvelous fielding and liitting of the entire team proved too much for our opponents. Our boys have won all their league games to date and are undisputed champions of Section Five of the Phila- delphia Suburban league. Our championship team lined up as follows: Pitcher, Talbot; catcher, MacLaren; first base, Schneider; second base, David; shortstop. Rich; third base, Dodson; left field, F. Chapin; center field, Dilworth; right field, C. Chapin; substitutes, McAllister, Doughten, Stroud, Farr, and Peel. Mr. Harvey’s orange and black “Tigers” did not fare so well in non-league games, losing to Upper Merion and Spring City, but these games provided an excellent oppor- tunity for a much -needed let-down. Our league scores are as follows: M-N M-N, M-N, M-N M-N M-N 7 Clifton 4 5 Sharon Hill 2 5 Nether-Providence 2 8 Clifton 3 4 Yeadon 1 12 Sharon Hill 1 4 Nether-Providence 2 HANDLE SUSAN BOSTICK JESSICA BOWERS DE LORIS BREWER ... “BOB” BROADBELT. . . HELEN CROUTHERS. . ANN CROWLEY “BOB” DAVID “JIMMIE” DILWORTH. “BOB” DOUGHTEN LLOYD GORMAN “JACK” HARBIDGE. . . . LINDA JONES FRANK AIANTON GRACE MOORE ,‘BT RP” NORCINI HELEN PATTON “DON” PRESSEY “CHARLIE” RAUCH. . . “HENNY” RICH HELEN STAHLMAN . . . “WILLIE” STROUD “FRANNY” TALBOT . CHARLES T.YRBIT MALCOLM WATSON . . MARY WENGER “ED” WILSON “JOE” WINTERS CHARLOTTE WOOTEN “GERT” WOOTEN “BOB” YUNAG PET PHRASES “I’ll be glad when Fin out of this joint” “Oh, Golly!” “Oh, stop it” “I’ll finish it tonight” “Mr. Harvey, I didn’t” “I got 100 in shorthand” “D— n it” “Meet my wives” “Geezils beezils” “Got a match.’” “Oh, my Percy” Silence “He’s got a swell car” “Oh, my goodness” “Stop it. Hap!” “All right, Wilson” “Did you hear the one about.’” “Darn stuff” “Coming, Grace.’” “I only got an A” “I’m studying. Coach” “Didya see my Willys” “I was down at Helen’s” “I made 14 points” “I have to work tonight” “Huh! Yeah” “Oh, Golly” “A’ou know what I mean” “Whatcha doin’ tonight” REGRETS Her secret love affair Biology She wasn’t a Sophomore Christmas Cards She couldn’t make Jack P. O. D. Shorthand He can’t have more wives Phys. Ed. and rings School Ciirds from Helen It’s not a ’37 Chevy Snapshot failures She wasn’t twins The Dodge Appendicitis He wasn’t a millionaire He doesn’t know any new jokes English Her red hair There is nothing higher than an A Home room The Ford Bookkeeping That Dickie doesn’t have a car School Plane Geometry There weren’t two Freds I eaving Lansdowne There aren’t more nights to the week SeniCf MKMOIUES Being l)est dresser Being one minute late After play prael iee Bn nil .lack Law Class Typing contests Class President Cedar Chest Bookkeeping Selling ads Basketball captain Doing art work Report cards 7 years of English “That Cdri Patsy” The play His goat Bread wagon oon time Yearbook Baseball One Friday afternoon Ellis College Basketball Candy table English Class Xoon times with Fred Saturday nights with Doughten Baseliall games FdTKKEAMA Commercial Artist Timekeeper Kindergarten ' IVacher Air|)lane Designer Dictator Wife Somebody’s Stenog Boss IBgamist Chicken Farmer Sailor Landscaiie (lardener Wife Artist Dental Hygienist Oardcner Efficiency Expert Chemist Opera Writer Bread Alan Hairdresser Engineer Slow Motion Pkxpert Race Track Driver Henpecked Husband Wife Gas Station Attendant Truck Driver Mrs. C ' Chorus Girl Lighthouse keeper USUALLY SEEN Studying Explaining Driving a new car Loafing Hunting her pocketbook Doing tyjiing Printing posters With a girl Taking inventory Sitting on radiator Driving a Ford Petting “Marjiie” Taking snapshots P ' lirting Playing the slot machine Working (Copying Biology Hunting Doing bookkeeping Doing Shorthand Studying Aloving .slowly Pushing his Willys Obeying Helen (?) Dreaming Acting tough Going out for a smoke liovin ' up Combing her hair Driving f A A . ' . IN MEMORY OF (Ztt did 3 Jte6idettt OF THE SCHOOL BOARD DR. THOMAS i:. w. ■•owKLL i:o NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. LUMBER FEED COAL FUEL OIL Phones 1 0 and 1 1 BUILDING MATERIAL HAY STRAW PEAT MOSS SHAVINGS MILLWORK Newtown Square Hardware Companv Branch of E. W. Powell Co. NEWTOWN SQUARE Phone 1 2 y T (S ' s Hj § s y .o c A ' Or O I West Chester Pike Broomall Pa. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Phone, Newtown Square 62 All Lois in Perpetual Care FAMILY LOTS $75.00 and up SINGLE GRAVES $25.00 and up WM. ). ROBERTS Llanerch, Pa. JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL HOPPERS COKE T Mr. TVfast — “Mho e.stablished the law of diminishing returns?” Ralph — “The laundry.” Kay — “My Scotch boy friend sent me his picture yesterday.” Ann — “AYhat does he look like?” Kay — “I don’t know yet. I haven’t had it developed.” Lime — Sand — Cement T erra Cotta Pipe Slag and Crushed Stone ▼ Helen P. — “I’m scared. Doc; this is my fir.st operation.” Doctor — “Don’t worry, it will be your bust.” SUN FUEL OIL Mi.ss Davi.s — “Name a great time- saver.” (Trace — “Tiove at first sight.” M II IL t the perfect food GET THE ARISTOCRAT HABIT. DRINK MILK — ARISTOCRAT MILK — DAILY SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES HOME OF O ARISTOCRAT DAIRY PRODUCTS I Ilenn — “I jii.st swatted five flies two males and three females.” Francis — “How can yon tell?” Henry — ”1 got two on the card table and three on the mirror.” Helen (’. — Look at that hntterfly on my knee. It must think I ' m a flower.” .loe W. — “That ' s no butterfly, d ' hat ' s a hor.se Hy.” Mr. Potter — What ' s the idea of loaf- ing? Didn ' t yon tell me yon never get tired.” ' Falbot — d ' hat ' s right. I always stop and rest before I get tired.” Mr. Mast (teaching physics) — ”. s yon .see. this maehine is turned by a crank.” The ela.ss grins. TEESDALE SERVICE Pumps Jor All Purposes Installed — Maintained — Repaired 5421 Market Street SHE. 7900 Philadelphia, Pa. Harry F. Wolfe PLUMBING, HEATING and SHEET METAL WORK ♦♦ NEWTOWN SQUARE Phone: Newtown Square 329 Phone: Newtown Square 137, 130 KIRK Chevrolet GUARANTEED USED CARS J. Lewis KirL NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. Robert J. Sook JEWELER SORORITY AND F R A T PINS TT O fficial Jeweler Jor the Marple-Newiown High School TT 110 SOUTH 10th STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. r COMPLIMENTS OF , A FRIEND a FRED W. MYERS Newtown Square, Pa. Specializing In LADIES ' HOSE • Notions • Clothing • Jeweler • Engraving Saddle Horses for Hire — Horses Boarded STRAW RIDES PAXCOAST RIDING SCHOOL PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS Phone West Chester Pike Newtown Square 45 Broomall, Pa. Mary — “How does Boh rank as an actor?” Dot — “He doesn’t, he is.” t Mi-ss Yeing.st — “Willie, hidden talent like that shonld be kept — hidden.” LEWIS HARDWARE CO. Paint — Glass House Eurnishings Newtown Square Phone 36 Aunt— “Did yon water the fern, Gert?” Gcrt — “Sure. Can’t yon hear the water dripping ' on the rug?” Doughten (idioning) — “Hello, is this the beauty shoj)pe?” Clerk — “Yes, ' sir.” Doughten — “Send one over, will you?” I. WALTER CONNER CO. WAYNE, PA. Wayne 5 • Coal I — LUMBER AND FEED Approved Pennsylvania Private Business School BUSINESS TRAINING Founded 1865 for Young Men and Women BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIAL SCIENCE One, Two and Three Years Day and Evening Courses Special Summer Session PEIRCE SCHOOL Pine Si. West of Brood Philadelphia, Pa, R. L. CUMMINGS Roofing, Siding and Sheet Metal Work Jobbing a Specialty LARCHMONT SQUARE Phone, Newtown Square 557 234 S. 60th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Phone, SHErwood 4174 Call me on your Roofing! Hot-air Heating Troubles! TAYLOR SCHOOL MULVEY INSTITUTE Secretarial, Stenographic, Accounting, Business Ad- ministration, Advertising and Journalism Courses both Day and Evening. Catalogs and View Book without obligation. Jlcniher Appro ' ed (jroup Pcnnspls ' ania Prn ' ale Schooh 1207 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA RITtenhouse 6434 KALAHAN SALES AND SERVICE DESOTO PLYMOUTH ThE BEST IN USED CA Garage — Repairing — Welding — Simoniiing — Washing Complete QUAKER STATE Lubrication ALL LATEST EQUIPMENT — ALL WORK GUARANTEED LARCHMONT, PA. State Inspection Phone: Newtown Square 228 Compliments of yi Friend The ROSS Line oj CfjrigtmaS reeti ' ns Carbs AND EVERY DAY CARDS Phone Market 3873 LOUIS E. STILZ BRO. CO. ACADEMIC APPAREL FLAGS BANNERS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT BAND UNIFORMS ♦ ♦ 151 to 155 N. Fourth Street Philadelphia, Pa. Established 1885 Sold at Wholesale Prices Only to Direct Agents Write for free sample Perjectly Pasteurized Milk from Tuberculin Tested Cows [ L. .[ ROSS COMPANY EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA GORMAN DAIRIES NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. “There is a difference. Taste it. ' ! Tel. 173J ! i SODA FOUNTAIN B. G. PARKER CIGARETTES Corner Sproul Road and West Chester Pike Broomall, Pa. Phone: Newtown Square 109 Every spoonful of Breyers ICE CREAM must be made of TODAY — AS IN THE PAST real cream . . real sugar . . real fruits or other pure, natural flavoring , . and nothing else . . CANDIES NEWSPAPERS Hoi) — ‘‘ oii sliould liave seen the pretty blonde 1 had last night. She was wearing a . . Hill — ‘‘That ' s nothing. 1 had a date with Ann Sheridan. Hoy, what beautiful blue eyes and red hair. She put her . . . arms Joe — Iley, give me a drag on that before you throw it away.” Hutler, how did you get that soot on your eoat?” That ain’t soot, (’arbona, that’s dandruff. Telephone Ojierator — Is this Xwt. Sq. OOO?” Hash — “rh-huh.” ()|)erator — Is this Air. Talbot’s resi- dence?’’ Mash — “rh-huh.” Operator — Long di.stance from ( ' hi- cago.” Flash — Ui-huh, shore is.” COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN J. RONEY, JR. PHARMACIST 1 I WEST CHESTER PIKE BROOMALU PA. Phone: Newtown Square 256 ! COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bostick ■Uppers I C. J. HANLEY Coke • Magazines • Cigars • Lending Library will leach you what real Juel • Gobelin Chocolates satisjaction can be Newtown Square, Pa. Phone: Newtown Square 268 Rainey - X ood Coke MARY D. NEAL Company Main Office Delicious Conshohocken, Pa. Home Made Ice Cream Phone J- Your Local Exchange Paoli Road, Newtown Square 61-500 Compliments of A FRIEND Mr. Mast — “ Malcolni, are you .s])itting in tlie aciiiariuni?” Malcolm — “Xo, sir, hut I ' m coming ])rctty clo.sc. Miss Decker — “What is the greatest contribution that Texas gave to the rnion?” (ieorge — “.Vnn Sheridan. Robert Louis Stevenson got married and went on his honeymoon. It was then he wrote Travels With a Donkey.” Lxerci.se kills germs, but the trouble is to get the darned things to exercise. Tho.se who burn the candle at both ends are happiest in the dark. Phone: GRAnite 7111 Lady Assistant J. HARRY STROUD i4 H eAjcd i uecioA. We invite you to make use of our air- conditioned Funeral Flome where it is most convenient to both city and suburbs 600-602 N. SIXTY-THIRD STREET Licensed in New Jersey PHILADELPHIA, PA. CMS B. GETTZ Contracting Painter Broomall, Pa. Phone: Newtown Square 252 WALTER E. WESSEL Electrical Contractor ♦ WIRING ♦ LIGHTING FIXTURES ♦ APPLIANCES Broomall, Pa. ELECTRIC FLOOR SURFACING OLD FLOORS MADE TO A SPECIALTY LOOK LIKE NEW J- T. TROST HARDWOOD FLOOR CONTRACTOR HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID, SCRAPED FINISHED Bell Phone 96 NORTHWOOD ROAD Newtown Square 212 NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. Famous J ast Fines I regret that I have lait one life to give for my country. So, you tliiuk you ' re tougli, eli ! It ' s all right, I can swim. Mix some of this in it. This car can do eighty. I ' ll try anything once. (io on, it won ' t bite. I ' m not that kind of girl. It ' s not loaded. Watch how close 1 can come. Try one. Watch me do a double flip and a fly- away. Stop ! Let ' s .see what happens. The brakes are good. Sure, I ' ve done it before. Bonsall Brothers Groceries Produce Hardware General Merchandise Broomali Pa. Phone Newtown Square 405 POWELL TEXACO SERVICE STATION Texaco Gas, Oil and Grease GOODRICH TIRES AND TUBES ACCESSORIES CHARTER A BUS AND GO TOGETHER GREYHOUND LINES SAEE - DEPENDABLE — ECONOMICAL DELCO BAHERIES GATES’ TIRES, TUBES i6X). Qatiolme and (Si£ NEWTOWN SQUARE SERVICE STATION West Chester Pike and Media Road VERIFIED ESSO LUBRICATION W. L. WOOL PHONE: 299 Jiind tgwitett For Pre-School Children For Information Call New. Sq. 263 HAZEL H. JORDAN MARION C. PRESSEY Good on Buses and Roll Cars until used. 5c a Ride, including Specioi Free Transfers. School Identification Cards may be obtained at School Office. PHILADIIPHIA SUBUnAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ARONIMINK TRANSPORTATION C . GEORGE R. PARK SONS Hard ware and Housefurnishing Goods Phone 254 Wayne, Pa. PHONE: NEWTOWN SOUARE 301 JOBBING HOWARD S. TUTHILL Plastering of I he Better Kind in All Its Branches Pennview Avenue, Larchmont, Pa. CONTRACTING ESTIMATES FURNISHED Phone, Newtown Sq. 292 Phone, Glen Mills 208 GEORGE WOODWARD Atlantic Service ELMER E. MILLER LEE TIRES AND TUBES Hauling Contractor Gradyville, Pa. West Chester Pike at Darby Creek • CRUSHED STONE AND SCREENINGS FOR SALE Compliments of • Six-Ton Truck Crane Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hand Clam Shell Disgins By Hour or Day Goodyear Purol Gas Tires and Oils COMPLIMENTS OF “Memories” Photos CURTIS CONSTRUCTION CO. • by BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS OF BLAOL STODIO “EDGEWOOD PARK” i ■ ■ BATCHELOR ' S FLOWERS 334 East Chelten Avenue EVERYTHING IN FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Germantown, Pa. Snowdenville, Pa. Phone, Linfield 3511 INSURE YOUR CAR IN Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company WORLD’S LARGEST AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO. J. N. RICE, Representative Phores Lombard 5600 Wayne 1638R HAMBURGERS “With a Reputation” ERNEST C. SPIELER ■ West Chester Pike at Darby Creek Biggest Milk Shake on the Pike REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phone 282 ISAAC RODENBOH • GOSHEN ROAD Newtown Square, Pa. Writing for both Stock and Mutual Companies Quick, Courteous Service at the MAX MOYSE, Proprietor Sproul Road and West Chester Pike Broomall, Pa. Helen P. — “What’s that noise in the kitchen. ” Happy — “Oh, that’s the cook. Promptly at eight she stops work and drops everything.’’ Miss Yeing.st — “Now, Charlie, you’re not paying attention. Who said, ‘I came to bury Caesar, and not to praise him’. ’’ Charles Rauch — “The undertaker, ma’am.’’ H tiARD ON Lunch Hour Early to bed. And early to rise. Your girl goes out Wdth other guys. Mr. Brown — “Parachute jumping is like rehearsing for a Broadway opening. If it fails to open, you’re sunk.’’ DRUGS SODAS Newtown Square Pharmacy WM. O. SCHNECK, Ph.G., Proprietor PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Courteous Service NEWTOWN SQUARE 460 SUNDRIES CIGARS Ann (’. — ‘A ery dull party, isn’t it?” Mary W. — Very.” Ann C. — Let’s go home.” Mary W. — “1 can’t. I’m the hostess.” Helen C. — Ahat are yon looking for?” Jack H. — Your eyes! They shine like the pants of a blue serge suit.” Ann was asked how she liked her new teacher, Mi.ss Williams. “Oh, she’s a good teacher,” she replied, “hut she keeps .saying ‘C’igarette’ all day.” Her mother was jtuzzled. One day she went to .school. While she and Ann were wait- ing for the teacher at the door of the .schoolroom, they heard her say to the typing cla.ss, “Now sit erect.” “There!” .she exclaimed, “She said it again.” i! Doughten — “Quick, bring a hammer! We’ve run out of ether.” COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend COMPLIMENTS OF A. Maurice Dahlgren, D.D.S. Dentist KIRKLYN THE MARPLE-NEWTOWN LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION Paid Out $60,000 Two Series Just Matured and Paid in Full When Matured MEETS SECOND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH MARPLE-NEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOL LARCHMONT, DELAWARE COUNTY, PA. Perfectly Pasteurized Milk and Cream Joseph T. Gormley, Prop. 850 West Chester Pike Manoa, Upper Darby, Pa Phone, Hilltop 2249 Laboratory Controlled Stroud — “A dime? What do you want a dime for?” Pressey — “What do I want a dime for? Well, Bill, I’ll tell you. I’ve got nine hundred and ninety-nine thou.sand, nine hundred and ninety-nine dollars and ninety cents, and I’d just love to make it a million.” Jim D. — “I see in the paper that it’s going to rain.” Bob Y. — “I understand the price of butter is going up.” Burp — “If you guys are going to talk politics, I’m going home.” Ann C. — “We once kept a cook for a whole month.” Alary W. — “Wonderful ! How did you manage it?” Ann C. — “Why, we were cruising on a houseboat, and -she couldn’t .swim.” MITCHELL NESS SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SUPPLIES Specialists on Re-strinsins and Repairin$ Tennis Racquets Distributors for Walter Hagen GolF Clubs Jantzen Bathing Suits 1209 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. M. GELBERT BUILDER j ' Larchmont Square, Pa. Phone, Newtown Sq. 66 Compliments of DR. H. MILTON RODE Dentist ♦♦ Upper Darby For Good Merchandise Friendly Service Buy at The Esso Sign Harry P. Eastburn Broomall, Pa. Phone: Newto ' A n Square 535 PROTKT HAVE © INS. CO. N. A. BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY INSURE THROUGH HENRY HIPPLE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Broomall Phone: Newt. Sq. 300 SUNSET 223C-2231 COMPLIMENTS OF Llanerch Lumber Coal n 0 • oiL blue cociL KOPPERS COKE LANSDQWNE AVENUE AND MANQR RQAD UPPER DARBY, PA. OPPORTUNITIES FOR yOUNG PEOPLE are increa$in 3 business expands STRAYER GRADUATES secured positions even durins the depression During a recent period oF seven months 91 students trained in our school were appointed to Federal Civil Service positions, and dur- ing the same period of time 298 of our other students obtained good permanent business positions. STRAYER’S BUSINESS SCHOOL 807 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments of WESTERN ICE MANUFACTURING Save with Ice” Compliments of BULLETIN CARRIERS NEWTOWN SQUARE Everett and Ray Rose LARCHMONT Frank and Thomas Manton Benjamin Price BROOMALL John and Jim Smith, Wm. Warner Richard Creadick May we serve you daily? T. B. Accredited Herd No. 54239 Blood Tested Herd No. 207 Inspected Raw Milk CRUMDALE FARM GUERNSEY DAIRY BERWYN, PA. Telephone — Newtown Square 49-R-2 Light Cream — 80 Cents per Quart Milk — 15 Cents per Quart Heavy Cream — $1 .00 per Quart N. M. TORELLI COMPANY Distinctn’e Tailoring Riding Clothes Ready-to-wear Dresses Oakmont and Newtown Square Hilltop 412 Newtown Sq. 359-R-360 Newtown Sq. 660-661 Free Delivery Newtown Square Market BUD EWING ' S A Quaker Store Member Groceries, Fresh and Smoked Meats Fruits and Vegetables A Complete line oF Birdseye Frosted Foods NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. LIGHT LUNCH and SWEETSHOP The Best Milkshakes Ask those who have tried them Lunchroom and Gas Station open until 12 midnight SPROUL AND LANGFORD ROADS MARPLE HILLS Joe W. — “Look at the pretty telejihotie girl at the next table.” Lloyd — “How do you know .she ' .s a telephone girl?” Joe W. — “I said ‘Hello’ twice and got no answer.” i! Hob Y. — “I want .some l‘re.sh-redneing medicine.” Bnrp — “Anti-fat?” Hob Y. — “Xaw. it’s for my uncle.” Helen S.— “Hello.” Hob C’. — “Hello, is this Helen?” Helen S. — “Yes.” Hoi) (’. — “Do yon still love me?” Helen S. — “Yes, who is this?” Helen S. — “Oh, look; I never .saw Percy smoke a cigar before.” l inda J. — “He just jtieked it nj).” THERESA M. KELLY SCHOOL OF DANCING 299 Fairfield Ave. Upper Darby, Pa. all types dancing taught Children and Adults Q Residence Studio: Bryn Mawr Road and West Chester Pike Newtown Square, Pa. Boulevard 705 Newtown Square 457 Greenhouses Newtown Sq. 172 iBeU’s! jFlotoer f)op Flowers for Every Occasion FUNERAL DESIGNS CORSAGES POTTED PLANTS 120 Delmont Road North Larchmont, Pa. Phone Newtown Square 675-676 Free Delivery BROOMALL MARKET QUALIjy MEATS, GROCERIES, PRODIIfF 4 - West Chester Pike Broomall Pa. CAPA SHOE SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend OLD SHOES MADE EOUAL TO NEW ♦ ♦ 17 S. 13th STREET 29 S. 16th STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. JAMES J. QUIGLEY SON ROOFING HEATING For 66 years we have been work- ing for Property Owners who want good and reliable work m 1361 RIDGE AVENUE Pop. 2500 Philadelphia, Pa. BERWIN A. TAYLOR Registered PLUMBING and HEATING ■ ■ HAJOCA OIL BURNERS SUMMIT AVENUE Sales and Service BROOMALL Victor and Bluebird Records LYNAM ELECTRIC CO. Everything Electrical RADIOS ♦ ♦ WAYNE, PA. If You Desire to Know YOUR INCOME I from Social Security at age 65 and from your Present Insurance Policies L. GORDON SPILLER WRITE Service with a Smile Atlantic Products H. GRIFFIIH ROBBINS • SPROUL ROAD BROOMALL, PA. 16th Floor, Widener Building j Philadelphia RIT. 0150 Hilltop 5848 CARROLL ARMS HOTEL 1st and C Streets, N. E. Washinston, D. C. 1 WASHINGTON HOME FOR THE SENIOR CLASS OF MARPLE- i NEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOL I Located in the Shadow of the U. S. Capitol i ' Jefferson L. Ford, Jr., President ' G. H. Parrish, Resident Manager Phone, Newtown Sq. 450 HARRY TEMPLE GASOLINE OIL ACCESSORIES Line Road and West Chester Pike Larchmont, Pa. Roy ( ' . — Do you believe tliat ki.s.sing i.s unhealthy?” Grace M. — “It would he, now that your old girl friend i.s looking.” Bob D. — Oh, I IVrrgot to ttike o.T iiiy wrist watch!” Ed AV. — You should worry! The wa- ter won’t hurt it. It’s l)ecn in .soak too often.” THE ROSE VALLEY NURSERIES Moylan-Rose Valley, Pa. Shrubbery, Trees, Evergreens and Perennials Media 2161 Open for Inspection Plutnbing and Heating Jobbing Eroomall Pennsylvania Phone, Newtown Square 41 5 Newtown Sq. 175 RUTH ' S BEAUTY SALON Mrs. Lloyd Virtue, Prop. Daily — 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Friday — 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. By Appointment Only 104 Evergreen Avenue Larchmont, Pa. RUSTICRAFT FENCE CO. Wooden Fences KING ROAD MALVERN, PA. HOSEA WATERER Seedsman and Bulb Importer since 1892 Write for our beautifully illustrated bulb catalog -:«}■ 714 CHESTNUT ST. PHILA., PA. Boulevard 500 West 2772 GILMORE McCULKEN BONDED REALTORS 147 Long Lane Insurance Upper Darby, Pa. Franny T. — “How did that parrot of yonr.s learn to talk so quickly. He coiddn’t say a word when 1 was here last week.” Cert W. — “I know; but my sister’s boy friend has been paying us a visit every night since then.” De Loris B. — “How do you suppose Susan keeps her complexion. ” Helen P. — “In a cool place, tightly corked.” Linda J. — “Percy stole a kiss from me last night.” Ann C. — “What did you do. ” Linda J. — “I talked him into giving it back.” (’harlie R. — “How’s your car running.’” Charlie T. — “Tireles.sly.” MASTER ENGRAVERS TO AMERICA’S SCHOOLS Constantly alert for new ideas, better ways of doing things . . . Pontiac has sponsored outstanding improve- ments in yearbook design and engraving procedure. The name ’’Pontiac is and will continue to be your guarantee of unquestionable quality and complete satisfaction. PONTIAC ENGRAVING ELECTROTYPE CO. 812-822 WEST VAN BUREN ST. 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