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

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T H E C U P O L A NINETEEN THIRTY THREE QQH 19+ PAUL WETHERILL '735 PARK AVENUE COLLINGSWOOD N J fPau Two Years at M F S Trinity RED Year Book Circulation Manager O Science and Logic he chatters AUL is a born chemist Some day he will blow up his laboratory but til then his enthusiasm is ever increasing Nobody ever saw Paul aroused until the epic football victory of the Seniors over the juniors when the Seniors had a civil war in one of their huddles However all ended well and Paul went back to his test tubes and his crucibles Paul might like school if their were no French or English or History or a few other things JAMES A E WOOD HARMONY HALL CINNAMINSON N 'YH Thirteen Years at M F S Harvard BLUE Class President 30 31 Soccer 31 32 33 Captain of Soccer 32 Basketball 32 Essay President of Varsity Club 33 Editor of YEAR Book 33 First Prize Public Speak ing Contest 32 Student Council 30 32 Associate Editor ofT5o1ch 32 33 Kinfolk of of Robin Hood 28 Why the Chimes Rang 32 Associate Editor of Moorestown News And e en though vanquished he could argue still With words o learned length and thundering sound HERE We have one of the three male survivors amongst the charter members of M F S 33 one to whose editorship this volume stands a monument The size of jim s feet 1S second only to that of his vocabulary and Gilbert Sullivan repertoire and his golf swing and tennis stroke are marvels of precision while his locker room harmony with Cramer Moore and Deyo although as yet unrecognized will some day rank with that of the Mills Brothers Page Tuenty , . . .. I.. . , , ' ' D . ss ss l . V , . J. 1 I1 I 1 Q 1 Q 2 , Q , q Q '33g Baseball, '31, '32, '33g First Prize, Senior 9 ' ' ,' 4 ' , , . , , . . , , . 9 . 7 9 Y D Y g . 1 1 , , 5 D . C. , . 1 . . , l . . 9 ' I , S 9 7

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T H E C U P O L A NINETEEN THIRTY-THREE ...pg Wgqn. THE SENIOR CLASS N THE year 1920 a small and bellow1ng group met ln the Kmdergarten room l1ttle reahzmg ln the mxdst of 1ts howls and yells that lt was the Hrst class to enter under a new reg1me 1n wh1ch the two Fr1ends schools were merged under the name of Moores town Fnends school We hurled blocks and troubled deaf Heaven wlth our bootless cr1es for the first three years and went on b1rd walks and learned many thxngs dur1ng the next three From 26 to 29 our tune was spent rac1ng around 1U comparat1ve freedom and th1nk1ng ourselves very 1mportant but ID these last years we have begun to study almost ser1ously as college boards loom 0 er the horxzon though cursed and denounced by every teacher 1D the school feels that IC w1ll be mxssed because of the mult1tude of master m1nds prevalent 1n If We have passed through the ordeals of underclass l1fe the publ1c speakmg the readmg the essays and the prel1m1nary C B s and have emerged Vw 1ser and better We have taken on and lost members but always have preserved a sturdy nucleus around wh1ch to center all our aCt1V1t16S and projects We have held mult1tud1nous 1nd1gnat1on meetmgs agalnst var1ous teachers and 1n every case at the end of the per1od of 1nstruct1on at the1r hands have deeply regretted havmg to end our classes w1th them We have to1led Page Tu enly luo U L - I 3 . L A s . . Our class is one that has been deeply rooted in M. F. S. traditions, and one which, , . - . . , . , i . . . . , . , , . . . , . , . . . U I '