Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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jllerchcmtville, Our Ufllmrz Water QTUNE: On Wisconsin j Wit-fre the pride of lwerchantville, the Class of Thirty-One Yes, we are a jolly bandg we're Always full of fun. Now we'll strive to carry on with Standards that are right. Three cheers for our colors, the Green and white. hlerchantville, our Alma hlater, To thee now all hail! Here we pledge to thee allegiance: Never shall she fail. In the years she'll e're press onward In sincerityg Honor, devotion, love, We Pledge to thee. MARY HULSE. LOUISE li0BERTSON Q .Aung .QI 14 Ig..

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FREDERICK BENTLEY THATCHER Barney Fred plays a mean sax and is another fast lad . He seems to be pretty popular with two certain girls in our class, but they haven't gone as far as pulling each other's hair-yet. One thing more about his sax-it's beginning to make dimples in his cheeks! CGrand rush on saxes predicted.H Senior Play Staff, 4: Aerial Staff, 3, 4: Orchestra, l, Q, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council, Treasurer. 3: Baseball Varsity, l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Squad, 33 Inter-Class Teams, 45 Library Club, 33 Cast of The Light , 1. A. CARROLL TURNER Turner Carrol L. Turner Calias Heart Breaker Carrollj, King Carol of Rou- mania's only rival, is always making faces at his friends out of the back of Woo-Woo's rattle-trap. Perhaps these shaky rides are the cause of those queer noises emitted from his trombone. Just the same, he's a good friend in need. Football Varsity, 45 Inter-C lass Teams, 4g Orchestra, 4. MYRTLE MARY WOLF Mitzi VVhen Mitzi dropped in M. H. S. in her Sophomore year, we were well pleased. Carefree, peppy, she makes a good running mate for Mash. WVe've been livelier since Mitzi started cheerleading. M. H. S. is going to miss her friendly Hello and the underclassmen will again have a chance to save their allowances. Hockey Varsity, 43 Tri-Hi, 41 Inter-Class Teams, 43 French Club, 3, 4g Swimming Club, 45 Monitor, 4: Cheer Leader, 4. WILLIAM K. YARNALL liBill7l A ba window swe lone Buttercup curl, and a freak gigg . ou can't r 's Bill Yarnall, pal to no less person- a he hon e hte , and bo ed slave to our fairest 1 gir . Bill's a true ladies' man yeah! It kes courage to manage one- nd the he's pre Year Book ' . u n Counc , ' esl ent, 43 Senior Play Cast, 45 o al q , , arsity, 3, 4: Baseball, Varsity, 2, 3, 43 Basketba Ma ager, 43 Int Class Teams, 4-5 onitor, 4. 0 -DYIISIP

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THE CLASS OF 1931 As through the years we have bid farewell, To those who have gone before us, We, too, have longed to obtain that goal, To tread their steps, to swell their chorus, But now that the end is drawing so near We pause to glance back with a parting tear. . The things so familiar to every eye, The sounds so sweet to the ear, The dusty halls that once we have trod, The class rooms teeming with work and cheer, Now seem to grow dim to our very sight As onward we stride to a greater height. Through four long years we have strived together, Mastering the obstacles in our way, Heeding the fate which has destined us To reach the mark we've secured today. For now we are Seniors, both staunch and true, VVho pledge we'll always be loyal to you. We laud the teachers who guided us on To obtain the standing we have today, And to them shall be given unstinted praise For truth and victories won on the way. They started us in the battle of life To fight true-hearted through every strife. Our classmates we will always remember Though our pathways lie far apart: Though our aims and ideals may differ We will cherish them in our heart. And if on the highway of life we meet, With a friendly smile each other we'll greet. VVe have reached the goal, our future is nearg VVe must say, Farewell Garnet and Gray , But '31 shall ever live on For the glory we won in our day. And when we have reached the gates of success, Full honor we'll pay to our school, M. H. S. VIOLET CuANc'1-1. JANICE HIRST.