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

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The C u pola-1 932 HIZULINGS PANCOAST KtNt.s Htttitwwxx' Hsnnomfttrtn, N. ul. If.trIh.tm Six Yeats .tt M. F. S.: l't'operty Mittmget' of ffht'istm.ts Pl.1t3 'Wg Mintiet. 'ilg llletll, Hit .l't1i'f.!f tfllllet' .Ire flft' lQl'L't1fL'.ff t'Jl'C'.u lltflz1i11gt Hlf mitle dr.tm.ttic star now takes it bow. Fttmed for his monologues, he is ttlso tt proficient dttncer. Good luck at college proms! Wliy does he so often attic-ct .t southern accent? Is it that he is thinking of Virginia? Wl1ttt's th.tt I hear? A terrible roar, it volume of sound from one end of the httll to the other! Wliyt, Hettlings is laughing, of course. Once hettrd, never for- gotten. FLORRAINE PISTERSON 209 l.ll'l'lNfQ0'l l' Avtfmttta Rtvtfttrow, N. -I. Six Years alt bl. li. 5.1 Citvtlllty W . C. 'lf U. Poster Prize, 'SIL Mttnitget' of B,tsl.eth1tll e.tm, Jig Art lftlittit' of the Year Bot-I:. Timiil tim! .rlepllmllq fini ll'jfl7 nmtft if tjiw Jut1'l1t'.t.t'f. Pele - OIIS she sound like our old friend Piccolo Pete? No sir'ee, She is 'oo tlttiet. Pete, when was Lincoln President of the United States? Pete woild reply 'lm sorry. Mi. Dc-yo, l don't know. That wats before my day. Th.tt's .tll rightg just let her work on some bookkeeping. ll she doesnt debit more than she credits, then it's because there isn't enough room. Hey. h.tve you ever seen Pinky laugh! 'lust keep your eye on her, and when she begins, get .t towel and wrap around her head and let her go until she runs down. Pete, wc-'re all for you, .tnd please remember that you were it member ol the Class ol 1052 A. D. Sei'eu1eer1

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Moorestown Friends' School GEORGE OSTERMAYER 52-I Coovm STREET CAMDEN, N. j. Five Years at M. F. S.g Property Man in Seventeen, '5lg Baseball Squad, '31, '523 QRedJ. ll ifh Ieaclverr he will lI6l'6'l' dimgree. If Ihejfll ferife. greaf 1qnm.l11e.r,v zrlvy ,rlwnld lie? Gt'll1'.QLJ4' ll'LL never worry about George working too hard. This dark, grutf man does just enough to get by, and that's all, land sometimes he doesn't even do thatj. We'x'e heard, however, that he is an A No. 1 bool-tkeeper. After he gets away from school and from his inseparable pal, Heulings, we hope George will be able to find his way in this big world, and we wish him lots of luck. MARGARET STOKES Gow Vnfw Roan INIOORFSTOVVN, N. J. Greenbrier College Fourteen Years at M. F. S.g Hockey, '31, '52g Christmas Play, 'BIQ Angel Chorus, '32g Class 'l'i'easurer, 'BOQ fliluej. A fwlzml nf plnvk is zmrlh a 1011 of lurk. Sf1r1ukie HO is it? You ean't see until the crowd clears, but you will, in all probability, find that it is Snookie. You can prove it if you will watch her next move: she jumps into the famous Ford, and away she goes. Where is her next stop, you ask? Methinks it is either Haddonfield, Penn, or Haverford. Snookie is our bowler, and also managed to keep a few balls out of out hockey goal last year. We understand that she and Physics don't go together, but Snookie and Kappel do. A good sport, that's Snookie. 5 ixteeu

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Moorestown Friends' School ALTA MARY REAGAN 25 Wrist' Ct2NTitAt. Avt2Nt'i2 Itiooitnsroww. N. -I. Earlham Seven Years at N. F. S.: Hockey. '29, '50, '51, '52, Captain. '52, Basketball. '52, Tennis Team, '31, '52g Captain of Blues, '422 Torch Staff, '5l. Assistant Editor of Turch. '52g Year Book Staff, Fiat Lux, 'Big Square Pegs, '3l1 Angel Cliorus of Christmas Play, '52, Attendant of May Queen. 'ilg Qliluej. 5'e11.rili1'e. .rzeifl I0 I'c',fb'1lf. lm! .if .ririff in illllllfllg for error. ,, .. Alla lxitll'-'I HO is that dashing by with the hockey ball? Wliy Alta Mary, of Course, our hockey Captain, basketball forward, and star athlete. That's not all she can elo either: just ask her about Math and Physics classes. Her reeortl at M, F. S. proves that tlramaties is one of her accomplishments also. We wonder if she gets along with the Principal any better than we tlo? jOSlZPH POXWIZLL 520 Q.HlfS'l'l?lt Avifmvtf Mooitias'rtixvN, N. J. Swarthmore Twelve Years at M. F. 5.3 Soccer. '50, '?-I. WJ, liaskethall, '50, '51, 'BJQ liasehall. '28, '39, '40. Fl. 'Fig Stutlent Council. 'SL Presi- tlenl, H21 'l'he I.t-genel nf a Lliristtnas Rose, 'SQL Captain ot' lilues. '521 fbluej. If I rfnzizre lu ltillf iizrliile, furgii e me. - fHistory Classj I7ffi ' lf have here on the page the future Bobby jones of Coll, the future l.et'ty Grove of Baseball, and the future Beau Brummel of Society. joe excels in everything he tries, but although he studies hard his marks always stay the same. Doe never goes to a banquet unless he speaks, and as he attends many, you can tlraw your own conclusions as to his speaking ability. li thee ever tleeitles upon a college, joseph. saitl college will much profit by thy atltlition. Eigblveii