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

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A PI I, The C u pola-1 932 Three happy years in a new environment, broken only! by College Boards and the job of growing up to the responsibility of being a Senior, terminate this period of our lives. We heartily agree with Mrs. Greenwood on the following: I d0n't wan! to be an emperorj I deff! ufant to be 4 kingj I 'd rather be cz Senior And never do 4 tloiugf' Suppose MOLLIE BURLING knew her Latin! MARY COLES' mail stopped! DOUGHTS CRAMER grew a little! MIRIAM EPPLEMAN took school seriously! GINNY EVANS, hair got out of place! AILEEN HADDON forgot to roll her eyes! Eu HARMER couldn't Hx his radio! NANCY HOPKINS lost that literary touch! BILL KAPPEL couldn't make the wimmen! GEORGINE HUGHES' hair stayed up! MARY LEE could hang on to her temper! En LIPPINCOTT got a new car! POLLY Lucus didn't go to Penn A. C.! BETTY MAHAEFEY was a blond! HEULINGS PANCOAST couldn't draw girls' pictures! BARBARA NASH Hunked a History test! GEORGE OsTERMAYER lost those side-burns! TOM NUTTALL could squeeze into a size 12 shoe! PETE PETERSON lost the way to Haverford! JOE POWELL didn't break 80 ! ALTA MARY couldn't play Hockey! HARVEY SHARPLEss kept quiet for one period! JILL STERN lost that inferiority complex! SNOOKY STOKES was banished to no-man's land ! RUTH STRATTAN got an HARRIETTE TABAKIN stopped looking like a mermaid! TEE TAYLOR'S curling iron was discovered! DOT TRUMPY didn't have Georgine! MAG WHEELER forgot to study! BOE CHAPMAN's leather jacket wore out! BILL CHAPMAN cou1dn't dance! Tu-'enly-five

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M oorestown F riends' School I g I Senior Class History HE Class of 1952, A. D., has seen many changes during its existence. The school buildings, the class members, and even the times have changed. Way, way back in the ages dark fit was only September, 1919, but thirteen years is quite a stretchj our four original members, Mary Coles, Virginia Evans, Edward Harmer, and Margaret Wheeler, started the long grind toward sheepskins. Since then the class has increased in wisdom Qwho'd have guessed it?j, in size, and in favor f???j with teachers. In our seventh year a great influx of youth, whom schools in Haddonfield and Cinnamin- son, etc., would have no more of, occurred. Class enrollment since then has remained more or less stationary. Our group has seen service in but two buildings. The historic Second Street building missed our bright and shining faces in the past as much as its window glass today. The present Elementary building was the scene of blunders and better moments alike until our tenth year. There it was that our more hardy members weathered the storm of Miss Swan's dynamic rule. There also our present chief, from wild and wooly Indiana, made his bow. Due entirely fof coursej to our magnetic influence, such a collection of humanity gravitated to dear old M. F. S. as we entered our seventh year that expan- sion was necessary. Shining Qbut not for longj paint and repartitioned rooms, repre- senting the last word in made-over school buildings, housed us for three more years when still further expansion, again as a result of our shining example, landed us in a highly up-to-date and fireproof edifice. Twenty-four

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M oorestown F riends' School Name Buiumo R. CHAPMAN W. CHAPMAN Col.es CRANE! Ervuunn Ev,-ms Human HAILMML Horirms Huones KAPPBL Lu Lirvmco-r-r I.ucAs MAHAFPEY NASH Nu'r'rAt.L OSTERMAYBI PANCOAST Pirrenson Pownu. RBAGAN SHARFLESS Srnxu Sroxes S1'nA'r-rAN TABAKIN TAYLOR Tsumw Wueauan Statistics is State Pet Exprersian Hobby Hang Ou! Sh! ! ! Riding bicycles Art room Mam 7 slamming Around Philly Right? Dancing Germantown -, -, spit! Writing Letters Post OEICC All-l Dates Wherever Harmer Lord! Entertaining Upper part of the Oh. !-Ofdl Dancing Tennis court PU!'l'!2a9e! Stringing people Boys' end of hall By George! Radio Attic Oh. mY deaf! Driving through the Math Room garage FUI' J0!'ln'5 like! Putting up her hair Ca.n't you guess? MY. MY! l Guns There-and how! MY7 Flirting Haddon's If YOU lm0W what I Raising Bowers Harveyi shack mean! Domcha know? Running hither and yon P, A, C, Qh..hhhg Driving Her Chrysler My lands! Tennis New York Huh! Pl3YinE with YOYB in Chester Ave. and History Main St. fsilencey Chewing pencils Camden Woe is me! Dancing with- Mwfeswwn I nearly popped! Golf Haverfvrd Oh, yeah? My word! Slush'up! Gawd! Ertznay! Or what have y Oh, heck! Shueks! Hey! Oh, John! ou! Messing around with any old ball Sports Cutting-up Art QU Taxifing Talking in History Class Studying QU Sailing Teasing Harvey Riding horseback Twenty-5i.x' Any golf course Physics Lab. His shack Casting office Haverford Library Collingswood Taylor's Lane Bookkeeping room Bookkeeping room N ated for Cheerfulness That southern draw!! White sweater Her laugh Affairs Taking dares Those orchids Those eyes Quietness Literary talent Sarcasm Temper Athletics His Model ' 'T Her escapades Her hair Using feminine charms Throwing erasers Conversation His ties Those drawings Extemporaneous speaking Hockey lm italions Poise Her Ford Enthusiasm Latin Sportsmanship That wistful look Her friends P'