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

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Left to Right: B. Fox, ]. Keimc, |. Livingston, P. Kafigian, B. Loomis, |. Rccd, B. Helms. Our two new recruits to the squad this year, Janet and Joyce, joined in with that regular ' ole M. N. spirit. With their aid, that of our sensational mascot, Patty, some wonderful teams to cheer for, and a “super” cheering section behind us, we pulled through with no trouble at all. Marple-Neu ' town High School » 2 1

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n- - HI nm H Bk 1 KH « ■if ' ' “L 1 Left to Right: Seated: R. Gettz, R. Steer, L. MacLaren, B. Noll, L. Mason, Miss Laird, J. Steer, B. Ketchledge, L. Robinson, S. Blosenski, M. Martino, L. Welsand. Standing: ]. Hottenstein, J. Flood, T. Muehlmatt, G. Harvey, G. Shaver, A. Mahon, L. Ivins, J. Steer, D. Mangold, J. Ramsay, P. Thompson. Wue-fJeu.. Staff The Mar-News this year was under the leadership of a new adviser, Miss Laird. It was her first experience in this work, and she certainly did a good job. The Mar-News was not organized as a club this year. The membership was wholly voluntary on the part of the student. Lynn Mason, our Editor, did a fine job, after lots of hard work. You have probably all noticed that the Katty Korner section was back in our paper again this year. Our serial stories also proved interesting to our readers. We earnestly believe our paper has contributed largely to our school life and hope it will be even more of a success in future years. 20 « The Forty-seven Memories

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Left to Right: First Row: A. Miller, C. Jesnig, H. Snyder, L. Holloway, C. Hagen, R. Shupard, J. MacLaren, B. Snelling, T. Lamb. Second Row: ]. Thomas, L. Snelling, H. Rambo, B. Peters, R. Moyer, H. Rudolph, B. Prfehard, D. Bishop, A. Roberts, B. Nash, B. Goodyear. Third Row: B. Hartenstine, C. Scheid, E. Gorman, G. Snyder, J. Knapp, B. Thomas, J. Lutz, H. Hatton, T. Newby, E. Feldkircher, B. MacNeil, H. Taylor, C. Fletcher, J. Guildford. Top Row: F. Goodman, mgr., Richute and Harvey, Coaches, L. Kirk, mgr. Lor ootLa eam The high school eleven enjoyed a fair season in football. Mr. Richute and Mr. Harvey gave their service as coaches, and they both did a good job. The team won over West Pottsgrove, Upper Chichester, and Springfield, lost to Nether Provi- dence, Sharon Hill, Yeadon, Spring City, and tied North Coventry. The team played well on some occasions and badly on others. M. N. scored on Sharon Hill’s first team and made the score close, but lack of reserves made the game a rout. The lettermen were Guildford, Roberts, Snyder, J. Thomas, W. Thomas, Moyer, Rudolph, Peters, Prichard, Lutz, Goodyear, Knapp, and Nask. The men lost through graduation will be Moyer, Rudolph, Peters, Prichard, Gunther, Thomas, Scheid, Bradley, Goodyear, and Guildford. SCORES M. N. 12 North Coventry 12 M. N. 12 Upper Chichester M. N. 9 West Pottsgrove 0 M. N. 12 Sharon Hill M. N. o Spring City 28 M. N. 13 Nether Providence M. N. 0 Yeadon 38 M. N. 12 Springfield 22 « The Forty-seven Memories