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

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Moorestown Friends' School RUTH STRATTAN 155 East' OAK Avrtsitir lNIO0liFS'l'0XVN, N, Ml. Swarthmore lileven years at M. F. S.: Allen Reading Prize, Q93 Seventeen, 'SIL Adapted Christ- mas Play, H521 Christmas Play, 'ilg Hockey Squad, '5lg Hockey Team, '521 Editor Year Boukg Second Prize Senior Essay. '321 Qliluej. X S'f11'lv 11 pair of Jfzri. 1'i1'1d. and elf19111e11f eye.t. Hlcllflllli O see Ruth in the midst of the different crowds at M. F. S., or generally around Moorestown, you'd never guess that she was breezing in to Swarthmore with that envied A report card, but 'tis true! She's a naughty girl, however, for she does her Latin in the live minutes before class and her French and History while the class is going on. Ruth has two mm-m-mh eyes, which are always in circulation. We blame Ruth for this Year Book, but we are indebted to her for trying to make some- thing of it. HARRIFT TE TABAKIN Sin Pfutk Avrwiir Col,i.INtpswoon, N. J. New jersey College for Women Fixe Years at M. F. S.: Hockey Squad. '5l. :lg Basketball Squad, '51, Basketball Team, 52, fllttll. l'.11:1li. My 11.111141 ii 11'11111.111. T.1bf1'1 ARRIFTTF is our mysterious brunette with the debutante slouch. And, oh yes. when she practices that come hither look, boys, well!stare the other way. Homework doesnt seem necessary in her lifeg apparently classwork, and especially French, doesn't either. We don't know much about her personal habits, but we've noticed her sadly out of breath on the hockey field. Clothes do not matter to Harriette except that they be of a bright hue. Tuwzlj

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The Cupola-1 932 HARVEY SI-IARPLESS, JR. Noitiii Ciitiitciii Rofxn IXIOORFSTOWN, N- l- Rutgers Fi-urteeu Years at M. F. S.: Class President, '51, 'BZQ Seventeen,l' 'Sig Manager of Base- ball, 'SQL Lliluel. I 01.1.1 he rixzzhi. bfrf I .mfr am foul! Ilan UDDIZNLY from the other end of the hall we hear a terrific bellow, ,ind it does not take second thought to realize that it is our own Harvey. In the quiet follow- ing the storm we know if Harv has come out victorious from this outburst he is only saving up for the next blast. The only time that we ever see Harv down in the dumps is after one of his many atfairs. Harvey is good natured and always has some well-known expression from Amos 'n Andy on his tongue. Harv will always make lriends and hoe tomatoes or sompthin'! JILL STIZRN Sl-1 litmus Hirpiixxwxv IZ. llmwimotsifiifiim, N. I. We'llesley Four Years at M, F. 5.3 XX'hy the Chimes Rangfi 'ZW Christmas Play, 'SIL May Day, 'ilg Student Council, 'SOL Assistant lfditui' I'oi'eh. lil. liditor 'I'oi't'l1. 'ilg Fi'st Prive ' . . . kiunuu' lzssav, 511 Puhlit' Speaking Contest. 'Rig tliedl. Baller lille llmu 1IE'l'l'l'.' SItr11 H! Now we have her. The world renowned actress-to-be. Outside oi having an unquenehable yearning for the stage and an obsession that everyone should be sophisticated, jill is a good old soul. Some day, perhaps, she will appreciate her class- mates. .lill will be our show virl so we wish l ' all l 1 l 'k antong the eelehrti g , mer 1 tic ue . May she rank high Nun it t iz

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The C u pola-1 932 Josrpn TAYLOR TAYI.OR'S LANE RIVERTON, N. j. Haverford Six Years at M. F. S.: Soccer, '51, '52 Basketball. '51, '52, Captain of Basketball, '32, Baseball, '50, '3l, 323 XXfhy the Chimes Rang. 'Sly Business Manager of the Year Bookg Chorus Christmas Play, '51, 523 Student Council, '51, '52, fliluel. He'.r tr gout! felluzzx' if Ili!! all be well. Ta, E know loe's father by the expression Hi, Men, but we recognize joe by a pair of very blue eyes and a head of very curly hair. Wlien joe, as our basket- ball captain, shoots at the basket, the ball can always be considered dead. joe is our brightest boy, but that is not saying much, if he would exert himself a bil more, he might equal the class record. Tee hopes that this Year Book will get out in time, but he has his doubts. DOROTHY TRUMPY 323 MT. VERNON AVENUE HADDONI-IFLD, N. j. Drexel Five Years at M. F. S.g Why the Chimes Rang, '32, Property Committee for Seven- teen, '51g Lady in Wziiting for '31 May Dayg QRedl. The glam of farloiwz. and Ike mold of form. uDI!f'l HERE'S Dot, but wherc's Georgine? fYou won't have to look far.j Could you call them the Siamese Twins? Well, hardly, but when you see one, you see the other. Bookkeeping seems to occupy a good deal of her time, but we wonder what she does with the rest of it? Anyway, with her sense of humor, charm, and Personality, we need not wish her more luck for the future. Tlf'6'l1l'1'-fill?