Moorestown Friends High School - Cupola Yearbook (Moorestown, NJ)

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The Cupola-1 932 MARY LFF -ll' Ciirws I,aNmNc9 Roan HAnnoNrui1.n, N. j. Five Years at M. F. S., Hockey, '30, '51Q 'Rig li.1sketb.lll. '52 fCaptainJg XX'hy the Chimes Rang. '52, Attendant of May Queen. 'Eli Tennis Team, '51, '52, lliluej. Ai llve ll'j11fL'l' .rf1'e.1111.r 1'll.fl7 df111'11 flu' llllillllfrljll .riJe.r. .ru l'lHl.l' ber fflIlLQllL'.H IWW-1 NT RODUCING Mary, the girl who captures the hearts of many but gives her heart to few. As a bookkeeper Mary wouldn't make het way in this world, b.1t just ask her about any social event and she can tell you. She can give adoring males as well as females good advice, and she lacks nothing in the way of experience. We con't know just what Mary is going to do next year, but we are sure she will be successful in any- thing she attempts. Heres to you, Fuzzy. EDWIN LIPPINCOTT 502 lkvwo Courrr lXlOORIiSTlJXX'N, N. nl. Temple Fourteen Years at M. F. 5.1 Soccer Squad, '32g XX'hy the Chimes Rang, '52, Property Man for Seventeen, '51, Property Nan for the Christmas Play, 'SIL Advertising lxl2ll'lilgl.'1' of the Year Book, fRedj, f'N!llI'l76I'6 .rv furry ul 111.111 rm' Ive llvure ll't1.l'. and ye! he .reeuled bll.l'ff?I' than be z',1.r. ' Lij1j1Vi ND here's Lippyl It's too bad that we havent room for Lip's Model T on this page with him, somehow he doesnt look complete without 'erl By the way, remember how perfectly complete Lip looked in that military uniform at the party this fall? For his trusty for errands, and for that faithful typewriter a the Year Book publications, we sure do owe Eddie an extra vote of thanks. Tbirlewz

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Moorestown Friends' School GEORGINE HUGHES liixgiawmiiit PARK New jifiism' Five Years at M. F. S.g Hockey, 'BZQ Basket- ball, 'SZQ Torch Staff, '521 tfiluej. Uljltiglle-If there clfllif tompilz' in iwri. 'tif H1141 of Kgoei' agiu' my 17l1lI'jtifffl!l,I'.U Ullfrglit - IZORGINITS thumbnail sketch follows: Her eyes are sorta nondescript, don'tcha know. Her hair is brown and wavy when under control, but impudently misbe- haved ninety-nine and fortyvfour hundredths per cent. of the time. Her svelte figure blends with most backgrounds. Her oft-repeated My and continual buzz. buzz, buzz in French class, sound articulate enough. At dances. obliging gentlemen are an absolute necessity to hold hairpins while she encourages some hair to conduct itself properly. WILLIAM KAPPEL 547 XX'ifs'i' KINIS l'lllillXX'AY l lAlll5ONl-'IlEI.D, N. j. Drexel lwwui' Heats at M. In 5.3 buccer, pl. 32, Baseball, '51, 'ilg Property Man for Seven- teenf' 'Bly Property Man for the Christmas Play, 'SZQ Student Council. '51, 'SZQ Red Cap- tain, 'SZQ lRedj. vPc'1'l7r1f7.f be izmiizr in mllrlv ui' lie llvillii' he df1e.t. Bill HEN Bill loses his temper, it's best for peace-loving people to leave his vicinity with acceleration. If you stay in Kappels good grace, you will find him a good pal, but we fear that he will have many scraps in his life. Bill will be our engineer and club mang we expect to see him very successful. By the way, Bill, who gave you that strange power over wimmen ? Tzvelfe

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Moorestown Friends' School l PAULINE ANN LUCAS liltoxxws Mitts. N. ,l. University of Arizona Three Yeats at M. F. S.: Angel Clinrus of Christmas Play, '52g Attendant to May Queen. '51 3 Torch Staff. '32g Year Boi-ik Staffg tliluej. She ii jfrelly fn it-ali trillv. Am! llfflj' lo mlb zrillv. flllcf f1fe.1.m11f. frm. ffl fflfllf UN. l'f1l!i IZRITS a pal and a good sport if ever there was one. No one can forget her parties at Browns Mills, and her philosophy of life was expounded many times in Srripture class. She is sincere despite some of her well-known escapades. Polly represents the unusual, and we have missed her since she has transferred her address to Arizona. IZLIZABETI-I MAHAFFEY H1Ntinis1AN Avrwtiii l lADDONFlFl.D, N, nl. Hood Five Years at M, F. 5.3 Hockey Squad, '523 Student Countil. 'ilg QRedJ. ll lml .tive znlderfook fo do, .the did. l5t'fr,i IETTY has been generally known to be one of the quieter members of our feminine element, that is, unless giggling times are on-then look for Betts in the centers of the said circles! Betty's usual habitat has been an end seat at one of the library tablesg need Virgil help? Look for her there! That robins-egg blue velvet of Betty's tertainly has been a bright spot at the proms! And just ask her about her eatsf. lfnlrrleeri