Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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CONSTANCE ANNE ALLEN Connie C0nnie's is a happy disposition, And is no foe to any man. She is gifted in expressiong And can talk to beat the band. Feigned ennui and sang froid Give an air to Connie's act But when once aroused, she's fiery And keeps her friends, too, roused, in fact. Hockey Squad, -I-3 Glee Club, 4-3 Operetta Cast, 4-. REB A ALTER .4 Re-, Reba cannot be praised too highly. Her willingness, kindness, quiet and pleasant manner, and her capability have made her very popular with all. If you want a thing well done give it to Reba. She never fails. Her soothing manner is bound to have some inHuence on the hurried, worried business world of today. Editor-in-Chief, Year Book, -I-1 Senior Play Cast, 4-g Aerial Staff, 3, 4: Spot-Ixiglzt Staff, 4-3 Tri-Hi, 3. 4: Art Club, 1: Cast of The Light , 1: Prom Committee, 3: Ring Committee. 3, Play C om- mittee, 3, Library Assistant, 2, 3, 4-Q Library Club, Secretary, 2. LLOYD S. AREGOOD IVoo-W'oo Our biggest in bulk, and curliest-headed Senior appears under the nick-name Woo-Woo . We wonder how many of Lloyd's football opponents decided he couldn't be kept down? One fact about Woo- Woo is proved: he is a good genius at mechanics and electrical manoeuvers, else how could he keep his car Ci running. Junior Play, 3: Cast of The Light , lg Football Varsity, 1, Q, 3, 43 Baseball Varsity, 3, Captain, 4-. CHARLES REYNOLDS BOOGIIER uBcarn Charles is a coming season's catch for some sassietty dame. Already he is distinguished in his well developed powers of hluffing. It is through this that Charlie is able to have variety in dates since he can bluff his way out of many tight places. In addition to the quali- ties of a sheik, Charlie possesses capability in business managing and is a finished actor. Year Book Staff, 4-1 Aerial Staff, 3, -l-g Class Night Committee Chairman, 4-1 Football Squad, lg Varsity, 2, 3. 4-1 Senior Play Cast, 45 Cast of Operetta, 3, 4: Cast of The Light , l: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, President, 4: French C lub, Vice-President, 3, 4-g Prom Committee, 3, Ring Committee, fig Play Committee, 33 Safety Patrol, 1, 2, Monitor, 4. . N. E Paw-.eligif -3 ir, , 3--

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V XL! Q i . 1 1 . in l- l 7 l E Km x ll 1 - 1' I 'IT 'T l l 'f y N 1 - C f' ff V it ffztw wtlillli I if Q FACULTY Q JOHN W. KRATZER, Ursinusg Temple, A.B., Yale, M.A., Supervising Principal. J. HUNTER HOWARD, University of Oregon, A.B.g Penn, M.A., Mathematics. MIRIAM MCALLISTER, Cornell, A.B., English. MARIE R. MOORE, University of Pennsylvania, A.B., Latin. ELIZABETH D. ARMSTRONG, Drexel, B.S. in Commerce, Commercial. PEARL C. KIMES, Ursinus, A.B., History. JESSIE R. NULL, Wilson, A.B., French. MARTHA THOMAS, Bucknell, A.B., Mathematics. J. EDGAR BISHOP, Susquehanna, A.B., M.A., Science. ANNE P. BIDDLE, Cedar Crest, B.S., Commercial. BERTHA B. MACINTOSH, Rider, B.C.S., Commercial. MARY B. NEYHARD, Bloomsburg State Teachers' College, Mathe- matics. ANNE HALDEMAN, Swarthmore, A.B., English. AMY STEVVART, Columbia, M.A., B.S., English. RUTH TAYLOR, Wilson, A.B.g Penn. M.A., History. LUTHER METZGAR, Williamson School of Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing. ROBERT D. ELDER, Trenton Normal, Physical Education. MYRTLE WALKDEN, Temple, B.S., Physical Education. HELEN BIRD, Indiana State Teachers' College, Domestic Science. EDITH HURFF, Montclair State Teachers' College, Art. ANNA E. POWELL, Swarthmore, A.B.g Drexel, B.S., Librarian. REBA APPLEGATE, Commercial School, Secretary tn Principal.

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MARJORIE SINCLAIR BOOTH Allie Our class day-dreamer is little Marjie . One thing above all others appeals to her, that is-books, and more books: hence her hobby is writing poems. Athletic expresses her physically, and if all teams had her spirit-well-why describe it? Student Council, Secretary, 25 Class Secretary, 33 Senior Play Cast, 4g Class Night Committee, 45 Cast of The Light , lg Basket- ball Squad, 3, 4: Hockey Varsity, 3, 4g Inter-Class Teams, 43 Tri- Hi, 1, 92, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 43 Secretary, 33 Swimming Club, 43 French Club. 4, Treasurer, 3, Library Club, 33 Library Assistant, 4-g Handicraft Club, 1, Q, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Play Committee, 3. ELEANOR PHYLLIS BROWN csEIon A coy Southern Belle fits Eleanor to a T'. She has come this year from Birmingham, Alabama,-well, you know those Southern girls. Take it easy there, fellows! If a pleasing personality means success, Eleanor will be better off than most. Tri-Hi, 4-g Inter-Class Teams, 4. BARBARA CARSON Barb Deep blue eyes with sweeping lashes, and two cute dimples mark out our Class Juliet. Perhaps Columbine,' would suit her better, for she sure can dance. Sophistication men admireg rlaintiness they worship-well, we don't need to say more. Tri-Hi, 2, 3, Treasurer, 45 Glee Club, 1, 25 French Club, 4. VIOLET IDA CHANCE cr Vin Violet has a quiet, genuine sense of humor. Under her retiring nature you will recognize an all-round girl. Perhaps someday the world will hear of Miss Violet Chance-who is continuing the quests of Einstein. Brain teasers in mathematics are child's play to her. Class Treasurer, 1, 23 Cast of Operetta, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Squad, 3, 4: Inter-Class Teams, 3, 4g Tri-Hi, -lg Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4g Swimming Club, -lg French Club, 3, 43 Ring Committee, 3. .QI 6 Ig..