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

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T dl u L P H O M O R E P rest deni Harold Peirce }ice-P resident Lawrence Earle Secretary Elaine Patton Treasurer Emilie Stott MOTTO: Set your course and sail FLOWERS: Pink and White Carnations COLORS: Red and White Miss Brinton Mr. Brown Ad ' sisers ;

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THE JUNIORS FORGE AHEAD A fter a very successlul year, the Juniors are “raring ’ to start their Senior year as a class Marple-Newtown will long remember for its earnestness and ambition. The Juniors under the capable leadership of President Woodcock and wi th the help of the other officers, have successfully undertaken and made profits from their parties and magazine drives. This class is the smallest and its treasury the largest of any Junior Class so far. This is an example of what can be accomplished with lots of hard work, and when all the members cooperate to make a success of their class. 11 expectations are met, the Prom will be one of the highlights of the year — a goal toward which all are working. Watch th IS class for bigger and better enterprises next vear!

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LARGEST CLASS IN HISTORY TN THEIR first year of high school life and activities the Sophomores have accomplished much to be proud of. Besides having one of the largest class enrol ments m M— N history, the Tenth-Graders have gained distinction by their willing coop- eration and their fine progressive spirit. More than amply repre- sented were the Sophs on the different athletic teams, in the dra- matic and operatic casts, and in the other school organizations. The generous donation of two thanksgiving baskets, the highest subscription percentage to the ‘Mar-News,” and three champion basketball teams that copped all available honors in the intra- mural games, are some of the things we look upon with pride. With this type of progress continuing, our future school years will be happy and abundant ones.