Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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Marjorie Booth's literary style we leave to Edgar Lincoln. Her size goes to Bertha Miller. To William Meyer we bequeath Barbara Carson's tight walk,'. Violet Chance's silence we give to Margaret Knell in hopes that she will profit by it. Her gym grade goes to Joseph Groves. To Mary Walker we leave Fannie Davis' HIT . Next we leave Janet Gerhard's giggle to Marcus Matthias. With his hearty boom it should be irresistible. After much consideration, we have decided to bequeath Janice Hirst's pretty hands to Fred Voigt. John Walker we make the recipient of Mary Hulse's uncontrollable hair. Virginia Hyer's boy friend we bestow upon Mary Keating, if she can get him. To Catherine Millen and Robert Waddel we bequeath Alice Iles' strut. Florence MacNichol in desperation leaves the spare pennies and unpaid bills of the Senior Class to Robert Druce. Her hockey ability goes to Caroline Woodward. To Roscoe Riley we leave Ruth McCauley's beauty, to match his title. Her eye- brows go to Charles Potter. Eugene Bekampis is given Madeline McFeeley's smoothness. Kash McFeeley's droll remarks are turned over to Browning Deacon, to add to his collection of unique mannerisms. Marguerite Humphrey's blond locks go to Edward Potter. Mary Meng leaves her ruddy complexion to Marion Clements. That ought to save the cosmetic bill. Marietta Shwenger may have Dorothy Myer's fast stepping. Dot's slimness she leaves to Myrtle McCauley. Gwen Prichard's protruding neck is left to Reba Baldwin. She can now hang it further over Coke's shoulder. Inza lVIcComb may prepare to shine with the help of Kathryn Reinbold's basket- ball ability which is left to her. Louise Robertson leaves her nonchalance to Raymond Frings- or somethin'. Nan Mason may try her hand as a gold digger for Myrtle Wolf bequeaths that ability to her. Edward Page may have Eleanor Brown's Southern drawl. David Springs may make use of her blush. And last but not least to the VVood brothers, Edward and Howard, we leave Virginia Storrie's ambition-hoping to see real work next year. To Otto Mattner we bequeath, after n1ucl1 debating, Ginnie's Latin ability. VVe do hereby constitute and appoint our faithful adviser, McAllister, sole executrix of this, our last will and testament. In witness hereof, we, the Class of 1931, the testators, have to this will, set our hands and seal this 16th day of June, One thousand Nine Hundred Thirty-one. THE CLASS or '31. ..:gI 21 Ig.,

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.v- iii ' if CLASS DIQDDHECY 'fzz' w i 4: .-5 1 E LD King Neptune came up from the sea on Class Night and told us what the little fishes whispered in his ear, about our future. CHARLES BOOGHER, he sees in the Senate of the United States govern- ment with the reputation of being the most long winded filibusterer. He and TOM NEKERVIS are still sticking together. VVhat a friendship! But it works this way. Tommy goes to Washington in his airplane-yes, he's a licensed pilot-and takes Charles off for the week-end to go hunting. LEONARD DUFFY is in the far north working for the Canadian Mounted Police. VVe don't know why he went there. He had nothing to hide except that he couldn't get his woman. We hope he'll be more successful in getting his man. ELEANOR BROWN wouldn't look at him. She went back home to Alabama and her Thurston. She will be sailing soon to Africa where her husband is booming the diamond market. Old Neptune looked into the sea and chuckled. Can you imaginef, he said, where I see CONNIE ALLEN? She's sit.ting in a dressing room talking to a group of Follies girls-sheys the star of the show-a side-splitting comedian. She's all sur- rounded with flowers sent by her Frenchman who is simply years older than she-but then she's always liked them that way. And while we're in that line let's peep into Hollywood. BARBARA CARSON is out there on a five-year contract with Paramount. She's making out very well and is somewhere in the class with Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, and Jean Harlow. Little ALBIE BOOTH and MARY HULSE have an apartment together in the great city of New York. It's queer that two such quiet people could get together in such a noisy place. But Albie is writing free verse and an occasional novel, anyone of which might set the world on fire, while Mary is gathering together material to write another thesis in order to get a few more letters after her name. ALBERT GOETZ'S name is in all the papers for he's the manager of the Phillies. His best man is FRED THATCHER, who plays left field. They haven't won any games yet, but they are hopeful. FRANK MULL studied at the Central Air Port and is piloting a mail Zeppelin across the Paciic Ocean. He has just received this position for he has been helping Colonel Lindberg in a flight to the Sahara Desert. Father Neptune foretold two futures for LAURENCE JONES-one is after his -31 Q3 Ib..