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

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PALMER WOODCOCK Academic Palmer is one of the more quiet members ol our class, but he has been a very successful class president . . . bashful, or don’t we know? ... a man ' s man . . . one of the last to leave a test. He’ll always remember the .$25 ' ar Bond he won for his essay, “First Class Township vs. Second Class d ' ownship.’’ Football 4, Letterman 4; Basketball 1, 2, Timekeeper 4; Class President 2, 5, 4; Operetta 2, 3; Guard ol Honor 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Science Club 3; Ping-Pong Club 4; Declamation Contest 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4. THOMAS ROBERT MANTON General Tom was a member ol our class up to January when he left to join the armed forces. He was always on hand to hook up the lights lor our dances . . . handled the recording machine . . . member of the Stage Guild. Tom’s dependability and electrical knowledge will help him in any branch of the service. Stage Guild 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Operetta 3; Play 4. 24

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«• HttlKi ELIZABETH BETTY E. El.lZABE ' ril WARNER hademu Betsv chatters incessantly and will always add lile to any party . loves new clothes and ice-skating . . . proved to he a very successlul editor ol the Jlar-Xea r. She has a special Interest In sailors (by the name ol Craig) . . . gootl volleyball jilayer . . . Betsy intends to take up Social Service Work at Stephens College next year. 1 lockey 2, 4, Letterman 4; Class Secretary 3; School Play 3; Operetta 2, 3; C ' luard ot Honor 3; Chorus I; . a -A’du’.r Staff 2, 3. 4, Editor 4; Year- book Staff 4; Dramatic Club 3; Dancing Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Honor Student. BE ' I ' I Y E ANS WILDS General We can quite otten liiul Betty doing her work ijuietly . . . reserved . she takes great pride in the appearance of her hair good posture . . . neat . . . her thoughts often run to an Army camp. Perfect Attendance I. 2; Chorus 2; Shop Club 3; Study Club 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4.

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CLASS WILL ir o r s i F.WAR r i ea cs her Floratlora Noice to Beiilnce I a v who, we hope, will I Ij lincl a place lor It. john Plaiih lea es his cjiiestions to I’rofessor Oiiiz, l)iit it’s oiir wager the clear professor soon hecoines e;ir - of them. I ' o Ahhott and Costello’s “Who Done It” go Leonard Gropes e ’erlasting |)rotests of iniUK ' ence. h ' rances W andhng lea ' es her perfect attendance records to Bill W ' arner. leanne Loomis lea es her dependaliility to Anna I ins who has done a good joL in past I onior projects. Frances Milliard lea es her influence on the “gobs ” to Frank Kno. . Norma Michener le aves her scholastic smartness to the brightest of the Quiz i ids — it there could be such a thing. I ' o jiostenty go Fdnamae Godshall’s cjiiiet but nice ways. Palmer Woodcock leaves his ewer-increasing “personal directory” to Bill Fnghsh, the “Romeo” of the Junior Class. ” Pres ” has added a good deal of new ones this sea- son from what we hear. W ' endell Lacker leaees his drieing techni(]ue to the automobile that can take it and his super (?) salesmanshi]i to Charles Schnerr. To Flame Patton— Betsy W arner leaves the cicm’ res]M)nsibility to keep in touch with ser ice men. Fsjiecially the French fleet! Jane Hantman leaves her memories of Pittsburgh to a staunch Broomallite. 1 c) Nancy Rineliart go AlaiW ' Lewis’ best wishes for “Smooth flying and sailing with the Navy.” “Mac” leaves his “peg jiants” to Wynn Lewis and his 37 houses to the F. 11. A. ' iola Smith asks that her “5 minutes of 9-itis ” l;e left to someone who can afford a Big Ifen. Jim van Roden lias donated his “wolfish ways ” to Alan I eeve. Jimmie won’t liave mucli cliance to use them ne.xt year anyway but on Open Post W ' atcii liis dust! Jean . loore lea es lier winsome way with Lhicle Harry to Fl a d roupe who may need it In ' ne.xt year. Mary l ou Aluelilmatt leaves her nimble fingers to Ruth Stone to use on tiie key- board next year. Kitty McMillen asks that the Candy Talile be left to anyone who wants it, jiro- iding slie IS not too “light-fingered.” Kitty O’Brien bequeatlis lier Irisli temper to anyone who is able to cojie with it. fo Doris Stowers or iwster Downs Barbara llerke leaves her artistic ability. Dolly Amadio Iea ' es lier cheerful disposition and flaming hair to Gloria Gorsuch wlio has tlie same f]uahties. Betty Wilds leaves her advice to the Class of 1944 — “Keeji up the good work and be a good class like the one of 1943.” d ' he Seniors leave their great extravagance and many expenditures to tlie Class of 1944. 1 he Senior girls Iea e their athletic championshijis to the Class of 1945.