Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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51.11. A ,L lm A Mildred Ackerman Dorothy Allan Marjorie Applegate Edith Aregood Wvynnefred Armstrong Katherine Arrott Robert Auchenbach Richard Ballinger Olga Bermes Catherine Booth Henrietta Brown Grace Burgess Virginia Burtis Elva Bushong Douglas Campbell Joseph Carson Anne Casper Ethel Chaka Mary Chranowsky Warner Collins Myrtle Crist Virginia Cutler Jean Davis CLASS OF 1933 Betty Deacon John Donahue Elvinia Ebling Edward Ellis Grace Falchetta Mary Fean Gene Firth Lavinia Firth Martynette Firth Samuel Forrest Mildred Foulks Belva Frenz Evelyn Fritz Margaret Gebhard Pearl Glass Howard Goetz George Good Harold Groff Richard Haage Florence Hackney Hobart Hankins Edith Heritage Parthenia Higginbotham Robert Hollenfer Robert Hopkins Kenneth Howard Emma Hyer Daisy Jensen Eleanor Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Elinor Keely Eleanor Leib Mary MacNicholl Ruth Magowan Ruth Matthews Irma McAfoos Edna Miller Sarah ltliller Dorothy Myers Ruth Nichols Florence Olwell Dorothy Parker Sara Pennell Fred Reed James Reynolds .ar 29 Ii:-A Amanda Richards Marie Robb Norman Roberts Elizabeth Rotbgerher William Russell Dorothy Shaw Donald Sleeth Florence Smith Mae Smith Evaline Smyth Norman Steadman Alice Still Harriet Stone John Taylor Howard Thomas Frank Tucker Willas Turner Frances Watson William lYatson T heora Weeks Herbert Williams Walter Williams Thomas Young

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Reba Baldwin Eugene Bekampis Mary E. Blankenhusli Roy Brucks Edgar Burrough Harold Casliman l,eola Clements Marion flcments Wilma Crane Frank Davis Browning Deacon ltolrert Druee Arthur Emerson Elizabeth Ferg Richard Fine Kathryn Flynn Raymond Frings Joseph Groves CLASS OF 1932 Victor Harris Nlary Keating Margaret Knell Edgar Lincoln Helen Longhrcy Nan Mason Marcus Nlattliias Otto Mattner lnza Mcfomh Myrtle McCauley William Meyer Katherine Millen Bertha lliller Elsie Moberg Ellis North Edward Page Morris Pennel George Pfeiffer --QI 28 Ia-- C'harles Potter Edward Potter Amy Rapp Roscoe Riley Marietta Sehwenger James Specht, David Springs Stanton Tushingham Fred Voigt ltohert Waddell John Walker llary VValker Herbert Wheeler Edward Wood Howard tvood 1 'aroline Woodward Denis Zulch

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FOOTBALL ERCHANTVILLE, in 1931, enjoyed the best year in football the school ever experienced. We opened with a hard fought victory over the strong Alumni team. The score was 641. A week later, in the first Tri-County League game, Merchantville went down to defeat, 30-0, at the hands of the heavy Gloucester team. But the next week. Merchantville came back and won the first game of the Tri-County League and the second of the season when they defeated Clayton in a hard-fought game 7e0 at Merchantville. October 17, marked the first time that we ever defeated our closest rivals, Camden Vocational, in football. Both teams fought exceptionally hard and in the end. Merchantville won 6e0. In the next game the team fought its hardest of the season but went down to defeat l3ef0 at the hands of the strong Paulsboro High. The following week, Merchantville met her arch rivals of the court, Pitman, on the gridiron. The final score was the closest of the season with the Garnet and Gray supreme by the score of 745. The margin of the extra point was gained by a wonderful forward pass. 1Ve traveled to Glassboro a week later and lost 19-0. November 14, Mcrchantville ran up the highest score ever compiled by a Mer- chantville Football Team in the past ten years when they defeated VVoodstown, 24-412, in a sea of mud. Four touchdowns to our opponents, two gave us an easy victory. Another red letter day was the Friday following, November 21, when, for tl1e first time in three years, we defeated Swedesboro in any line of sports. The result of this hard fought, skillfully-played game was 6e0 in favor of Merchantville. Thanksgiving day, November 27, was the game of games. In the Turkey Day battle, Merchantville played Audubon before one of the largest crowds that ever Cfl0I1fI.II1IL'!I on page 3.41