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

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WITH THEIR EUDPEBATIUN tTop rowh: Warren Shelley, Francis Collier, Alfred Helen Hetsperger, Marjorie DeKlyn, Martha Troupe, Deyo, Chester Reagan, Wilbur Carr, Herman Magee, Helen Meader, Winnifred Poland, Ruthanna Davis, Robert Taylor. tBottom rowh: Harley Armstrong, Gwendolyn Coney, Marjorie McCone. PRDFILES Miss Meader-W believe only in French Cul- Mr. Taylor- All hope abandon, ye who en- ture. ICI here. Mr. Deyo-hlf I chance to talk a while, for- Mr. Reagan-hCharge, Chester, charge? hive me. , H - K t g Mrs. Deklyn- Her v01ce was ever soft, gentle, Mr. Carr-hA sharp tongue is the only edge and low'. tool that Vrows keener with constant H ,, 5 Herm Magee- Leave no stone unturned. use. MM VIC - 11 hit'lll 'h Miss Hersperger- XVith me poetry has not alge l C one augu 1 crled been a purpose but a passion? Miss Armstrong-the logic of an accurate mint. ,. D

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WITH THEIR UNDERSTANDING HELEN MEADER The class of 1946 wishes to express its sin- cere thanks to Miss Helen Meader, who has so freely given her time and cooperation in helping us with our yearbook, prom, and other activities. We have found Miss Meader an enthusiastic and willing adviser in our many problems. Through her guidance and useful suggestions, we have found better and easier ways of com- pleting our yearbook work. Both as a friend and a teacher, Miss Meader has won our re- spect and loyalty through her understanding and encouragement, and the entire class takes this opportunity to extend to her its warmest appreciation and good wishes for the future. HERMAN MAGEE Throughout our school life the class of 1946 has profited by the counsel of Herman Magee. His concise, thoughtful suggestions have proved correct not only in athletics, but also throughout his three years as our class ad- viser. Through his guidance we have avoided many pitfalls and mishaps. In times of dis- couragement Herm has shown confidence in us and has inspired us with the spirit to go on, but he has never placed a false hope or an impossible goal before us. With deep appreciation for his interest in our own problems and for his judicious sug- gestions, we will always recall him as a friend and guide in our life at Moorestown Friendsl. Thank you, Herm, and best wishes for the future. 6