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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1947 volume:

IHE 1947,60P01A, MIHJIHSHIWN FRIENIIY SEHIHH MoorestoWn New Jers'ey l e CHESTER L. REAGAN Head masfer eclicate ln dedicafing our Cupola +0 Mr. Reagan. we. +he class of I947, would like f0 express our sinceres+ +hanks +0 him for his guidance all +hrough our years af Moores- fown Friends' School. In many ways he has been nof only adviser. bui also friend +0 us. We appreciaie +he lime and Jrhouthr which he has given so freely +0 our inferesls and problems. ' In our weekly Scriplure Class. Mr. Reagan has shown us some of +he diHiculfies we will have fo face when we are on our own. and has helped us +0 undersiand +hem. Alfhough a summons +0 Mr. Reagan's office is occasionally someihing +0 be feared. ii usually means ihai he wanfs +0 lalk over a general problem wiih us, or help us make a choice of college or vocafion. Many limes Mr. Reagan has helped a sfudenf omL of an embarrassing siiuafion by his wonderful sense of humor. For all +hese reasons, and in recognifion of all +he +hings he has done for us. we dedicaie our yearbook +0 Mr. Reagan and wish for him happiness in fhe iu+ure years. STANDING: Henry McCone, Wilbur Carr. Mariorie McCone. Joseph Lippincoff. Miriam Cosand. Polly Phillips, Gwendolyn Coney. George MacCulloch Miller. Genevieve Hadley. LeRoy Darlingfon. Virginia Geyer, Harley Arm- sfrong. Mariorie DeKlyn, Herman Magee. SEATED: Elix- abefh Bushnell. Rober+ Taonr. Helen Hersperger, Alfred Deyo, Helen Meader. Warren Shelley. Maana Troupe. IHE fABllHY You are Jrhe bows from which your sfudenfs as living arrows are senf forfh. The Archer sees +he mark upon +he pafh of Jrhe infinife, and He bends you wifh His mithr +ha1L His arrows may go swifwL and far. Le+ your bending in Jrhe Archer's hand be for gladness: For even as He loves +he arrow +ha+ flies, so He loves also Jrhe bow Jrha1L is sfable. Unknown Greek Poof Mooresfown Friends' School has grown from the small one mom building ereded one hundred and sixth -u years ago. 'nfo Hie modern school we know so well. We do apprecia+e our school and fhe Fm: things i+ represenh and we are proud of Hue hidory of Mocresfown Friendx' School. ClASS ADVISEHS GWENDOLYN CONEY The class of 1947 wishes +0 convey ifs sinceres1L +hanks +0 Miss Coney for her inferesf in our class acfivihes. Above all we wish +0 express appreciafion for accome plishing so well Jrhe diHicuH job of coaching our class play. She devofed her fime, egorf. and especially her pafience +0 whaf seemed. af +imes. a hopeless underfaking. H was a loJr of fun working wi+h her. During our associafion she has become a personal friend of each one of us. To you. Miss Coney, go our hearhtel.+ +hanks and besf wishes. WILBUR E. CARR Through his careful guidance and hiendiy Inferesf, Mr. Carr. our Class adviser. has helped us make many imporfamL decisions in +he pastL Jrhree years He has always been willing +0 assis1L us. as individuals or as a class, whenever help was needed. Mr. Carr has ioined whoIe-hearfedly in each of our under+akings. On such acfivifies as +he yearbook and Jrhe prom, his aid has been indispensable. The class of I947 would like Jro express +0 Mr. Carr sinceres+ and hearhcelf +hanks for everyfhing +ha+ he has done for us. We are grafeful for +he +ime and energy he has devofed +0 our needs. and for his invaluable in+eres+ and guidance. TOP ROW: WaHer Jacoby, Charles Burdan, Roberf chard. Marion Glover, Barbara BenneH, Joan Sfockwell. Knepper. Herberf Cohen. MIDDLE ROW: Pairicia BOTTOM ROW: John EnfwisHe. Pauline LippincoH, McGinIey. Jane CannonI Susan Armsirong. Nancy Rifs- Michael Gafes. Shoana Edgar. John Hoch. CLASS OFFICERS MICHAEL GATES Presidenf JOHN HOCH Vice-Presidenf SHOANA EDGAR Secrefary PAULINE LIPPINCOTT Treasurer SBHlllll 80M; lirom beyond The hills and valley Echoes back our song 0+ praise. As wiJrh hear+s in love unifed Our voices now we raise. Louder. swell The happy chorus, Louder, send if far and widee All hail +0 +hee forever Rings ouf clear. on every side. To her loyal sons and daughlers Comes a call +0 carry on In +he +ru+h ancl ius+ice, always Thaf our school is founded on: For her honor is your honor, And her fame is one wi+h you- All hail +0 +hee forever, Hail, all hail The Red and Blue. WRITTEN BY RUTH B. STEPHEN. '29 MASS HISHHH Joan and Pauline are +he only charler mem- bers of +he class of I947. If is Jrhey +ha+ recounf +0 us +he Jrhrilling, excifing fales of elemen+ary grades of Mooresfown Friends' School. We somelimes wonder if +heir imagina+ion did nof submerge +heir recognifion of lads during +hese +ender years. Bu+ who of us is able +o challenge Jrheir Tales of Jrrips +0 +he zoo. anfics on +he iungle-gym and affer-lunch naps when Jrhey were wrapped up in blanke+s on +he floor? These TimL years of school were so wonderful wi+h no homework and reporf cards +ha+ had no grades buf said nice +hings abouf each of us. In fourfh grade we s+ar+ed our weekly session in meefing wiih +he fiHh and sixfh grades and +he classes of +he high school. Our leacher said. +he big boys and girls are seniors. ln sixfh grade we buill' a beaufiful medieval casHe ouf of carlons and anyfhing else we could find. under The wa+chiul eye of Miss Swan. This year we were all boafs. The poor pupils were rowboafs. good pupils were sfeamboafs. Whal a +hrill if was +he nex+ year when we fair pupils were sailboafs. and moved inlo +he big building. There we wemL +0 a differenl room for each Class and had a diT-FeremL Jreacher for each subied. H seemed +ha1L +he faculfy even had an arrangemenf where- by some of us were selecfed +0 spend some +ime wi+h a diHerenf feacher each affernoon. New classmafes joined us from Riverlon, Haddonfielcl and Medford. ln +he eighfh grade we wavered amid epi- demics ol shoo+ing paper wads and bee-bees. Cerfain members of our group di5C0vered Jrhai love could be beauiiiul. The boys presenfed +he memorable produciion oi Pyramus and Thisbe. As freshmen we began +0 parficipaie more aclively in sporis and ofher exfra-curricular acfiv- i+ies. We had home-rooms downs+airs and saf in +he cenfer sedion in Jrhe audiforium. We were really growing up! When we became sophomores we began in- ves+iga+ing +he wonders of Social Securifies, Youfh Concerfs, and Glee Clubs. Our class meelings became more imporlamL and more exciiing. We chose our class advisers and +ha+ year we gof our class rings and class pins. The big evenf of our junior year was +he Junior Prom. We all agree +ha+ if was +he besf ever held. Thai year we also slavecl over +ha+ grea+ li+erary success. +he Sun Dial. Jane Bliss walked off wiih Jrhe Junior Exlemporaneous Speaking Conlesl cup as well as Tirsf prize in +he Junior Essay Confesf. Mr. Reagan began his usual warnings abouf college. Finally we became mighly seniors. Though if hardly seems possible. Our greal underlaking. The Senior Play. along wilh +he Yearbook. Senior Essays and College Boards, has made +his year a full one for all. Three of our members wemL +0 +he Buck Hill Falls Co-ed Conference. Joan and WahL were represenlalives +0 Jrl'ie American Friends Service Conierence, and in February Shoana and Wall parlicipaled in Jrhe Junior Town Mee+ing of Jrhe Air program which was broadcasf from The audiforium over sfafion KYW. Now our days ai M.F.S. are over. buf no maHer where The Tulure Jrakes us. we will remember +hose wonderful years we spenf here and look back wilh regrel +haf They passed so quickly. and icy fhaf we spenl +hem so happily. SUSAN STETSON ARMSTRONG 253 Mounfwell AvenueI HaddonHeld Randolph-Macon Susie Blue Quiefness will rule her desliny. 7 years af M. F 5.: Class Treasurer '46: Sun Dial '46: Junior Prom CommiHee '46: Basket ball '46: Hockey '46, '47: Recreafion Room Commiffee '46; Time Tesf. Firsf place '46. Second place '44l '45. '47: Glee Club 46. 47; Easfer Pageanf '46, 47: Script Senior Play '47: Chrisfmas Pageanf '47; Yearbook '47: Senior Prom Commilfee '47; Library CommiHee '47: Sludenf Afhlefic Assoclalion '47: Senior Dance Commiffee '47; Varsify Club '47: Sludenf Council Member. Buck Hill Conference. Famous for her house parlies . . . Sixfl . period sludy hall . . . Greal sporf Takes senior ma+h iuer for fun . . . Did I do my homework? . . . Lef me see . . Blackmail phofographs . . . C. A. R. kid . . . Walch ouf for +ha+ flash of wi+ . . . Thal far away look . . . Don'+ le+ +ha+ quie1L way fool you. ElASS 0F NINHHN HIIHY SEVEN KATH RYN BARBARA BEN NETT 39 Colonial Ridge Drive. Haddonfield .Sullins BarbaraH Blue WHhouf speech. where arf +hou? 4 years af M. F. 5.; Glee Club '45: Honorable Menflonl Exfemporaneous Speaking Confesf '46; Junior Prom Commiffee '46; Yearbook '47: Senior Dance CommiHee '47; Chrisfmas Pogeanf '47: Senior Play Commiffee '47: Hockey Manager 547. K. B. B. . . . Makes if +0 Princefon in +hir+y minufes lshe would like us +0 menfion Wes+ Point fool . . . Knows all abouf bufferl flies . . . Hafh-alway wifh men . . . Macle- moiselle's lavorife s+uden+ . . . Lunch Hme anfics . . . I'm sorry . . . Cries when she laughs . . . Going up fown? . . . Sym- pafhefic . . . Personalily plus . . . Vofed preHiesl girl in class. CHARLES CRETO BURDAN I35 Gilmore Avenue. Merchanfville Charlie Red Unfaughf fo plead for favor. 4 years 6? M. F. 5.: Junior Prom Commiffee '46; Yearbook Sfa'Fuc '47: Senior Dance Com- miHee '47: Senior PIay CommH'fee '47. Migrafed from Medford +0 Merchanfville . . Firs+ a+ Senior Dances las1L +0 leave . . . Does a super iob on refreshmenf com- miHees . . . Where's Knepper? Brinkraff assisfanJr assisfan'r manager . . . Big Brofher . . . When he laughs he laughs all over . . . Feldman and Burdan phofo- graph everyone . . . Thinks every under-class- man should buy phofographs of H19 seniors . . . Loves +0 sfudy in Hue library . . . Mo- deled as Perrichon. MHHRESHIWN HHENIW SCHBIH JANE CANNON 809 Thomas Avenue, Riverion Swarihmore Jane Red Thaf cheery 'hello' and fha'r big. broad smile Prove +ha+ Jamie's a friend wor+hwhile.H 2 years af M. F. 5.: Associafe Edifor Sun Dial 461 Junior Prom CommiHee '46: Spring Pro gram '46; May Queen '46; Glee Club '46. '47: Edifor-Ianhief o? Yearbook '47; Chrisfmas Pageanf '47: Senior Way Commiffee 147; Senior Prom CommiHee '47. Walking dicHonary . . . Ask her abouf Washing+on . . . Thaf blush . . . Jus+ fell her a good joke . . . Why laugh . . . I've heard +hem all . . . Siience is golden Does she use Palmolive? . . . A good word for everyone . . . lndusfrious? . . . English? And she doesn'+ use peroxide eifher This is +he lafesf. HERBERT S. COHEN ScoH Sheet Riverside Universify of Pennsylvania Herbie Red You. whose laugh is iull of glee. 2 years af M. F. 5.: Red Capiain, Color Day '46: Yearbook Staff '47: Senior Play Commif- fee '47: Glee Ciub '47: Senior Prom Com4 miffee '47. Well known for his impersonafions . . . Are you chewing gum. Herbie? . . . Those fies . . . Those jokes . . . Secrefly indus- Jrrious . . . Paper weighf champion . . . Kreml look . . . Danny Kaye's side kick . . . If Mr. Taylor's n01L singing. +hen Herbie is ...Cryp+op bifocals . . . And good af acrobafics . . . Mys+erious . . . Perfecf s+- Jrendance a+ Glee Club pracfice. : MASS 0F NINHHN HJIHY SEVEN SHOANA JEANNETTE EDGAR 326 Collings Avenue, Collingswood Middlebury Sheena Red A ready worker. never sad, And how she knows her English. Gad! ! 5 years af M. F. 5.: Hockey '45. '46, '47: Tennis '45, '46: '47: Cheerleader '45. '46, 47. Capfain '46. 47: Time Test Firs+ Place '45: Vice- Presidenf '46: Junior Exfemporaneous Speaking Confesf '46: Junior Essay: Second Place '46: Sun Diai '46: May Queen Courf '46: Junior Prom CommiHee '46: Spring Program '46: Recreafion CommiHee '46: Library CommiHee '47: Yearbook ShaiiC '47: Sfudenvaactu Com- riffee '47: Senior Play Casi '47: x unior Town MeeTing of ihe Air '47: Ciass Secrefary '47: Youih Forum '47. There'll always be an England . . . Passion for red conver+ibles . . . The back of Hie Haddon Heighfs bus . . . l don'+ under- siand H'iis . . . Know your Trig? GremL powers of concen+ra+ion . . . Le+ me +hink . . . Knows ail abou+ helicopiers Well. really! . . . Life is never dull4and neiiher is love . . . Keeps Hie class in line. JOHN EDWARDS ENTWISTLE III9 Morgan Avenue. Palmyra Swarihmore Red Johnnie A nIce. frIendly chap wah a sparklIng brown eye, Whose ambiHon H is +0 fly fhrough +he sky. 4 years af M. F. SE: Class PresidemL '46; Boys' Glee Club '47: Associafe EdI+or Yearbook '47: Senior Prom CommIHee '47: Assembly CommiHee '47. ScIenEIICIc genius . . . QuIck wI+ wi+h a slighf +wis+ . . . Mysfic . . . Camera fiend . . He and Handley . . . The sky's Ehe lImIIL . . . I'm Mexico bound . . . Thaf nIghIL Ilighf +0 RIverfon . . . Thaf's my excuse. whaf's yours? . . . MexIcan drugs+ore cow- boy . . . The shor+es+ dIerance befween fwo poinfs Is no+ a s+raigh+ line . . . JacA IJohnE of all frades. E w IE J y K if I E A A El, i I IIIIIIIIISLIIIII IHHIIIIS 30H E1 E; VIII IEI, KNXI E M y 1 E4 MICHAEL HENLEY QATESE A CoHage Avenue. Edgewafer Park Rufgers MikeH Blue AH l'IIs faulfs are such +ha+ cbhce likes him s+IH +he beHer for Hwem. x 3 years 5+ M. F, 5.: BEue CapfaIn, Color ,Efay ,W '45; BaskefbaEl '45. '46, '47; BasebaEl '45X '45, '47: Sun Dial '46: Junior Prom CommiffeIe 46 I VarsIer Club '46, 47; Soccer '46E 47: All Sfa E Soccer Team '47: TIme Test Firsf Phage 47 b Senior Play Ca5+ 47: Senior Dance Comge 47; Senior Prom CommIHee E47; Glee g '47: LIbrary CommIHee '47; Yearbook SfaH I47; Recreafion Room Commiffee E47. .BuIL you re a senIor now. Michael OI ChangIng moods . Full of corny lokes Elvers+on and Gafes 6+ Ehe pIano 8O mmph curves . . SEIH love me? . Thaf gaIJr. WhIcl'I car fonIghf? . . . Jazz kid , . . RealIs+7 . . . He doesnf have red hair for nof'rIIng . . . MechanIcal DrawIng expert I xii; 313 MARION KEENE GLOVER 53 Kings Highway West Haddonfield Mounf Holyoke MarionH Blue Good +hings come in small packages. 5 years af M. F. S.; Glee Club '45. '46, '47: Edlfor-in-Chief 0 Sun Dial '46; Junior Prom CommiHee '46: Exfemporaneous Speaking Confesf '46; Blue Capfain. Color Day '46; Senior Prom CommiHee '47; Associafe Edifor Yearbook '47; Hockey '47: Senior Dance Com- miHee '47: Assembly Commiffee '46. '47; Assisfanf Direcfor of Senior Play '47 Shor+ of sfafure buf no+ of brains . This young lady is going places . . . Endless supply of gum . . . Where's Susie? . . . Ano+her Princefon roofer . . . Whiz kid . . . Toboggans aJr 9O m.p.h. . . . ThmL Lin- coln! . . . You'll find her a+ Brown's Mills . . C'mon uphwe're having a parfy. 435 Marlfon Pike. Erlfon U. S. Naval Academy Jack Red LiHle man. whaf now? 4 years af M. F. 5.: Soccer '45: BaskefbaH '45: Time Test Firsf Place '45 Second Place '46: Class Presidenf '46: Assisfanf Manager Soccer, 3 Baske+balL BasebaH 46: Recreafion Room Commiffee '46; Class Vice-Presidenf '47; x JOHN EMERSON HOCH. JR. Senior Piay Casf '47: Associafe Edi+or Year- book 47: Senior Prom CommiHee 47; Chris+ mas Pageanf '47; Senior Dance CommiHee : '47: Manager of Soccer, BaskefbaH. Baseball 1 '47; Glee Chjb 47. Jacoby's iunior par+ner . . . I should ge1L an A for Hwat Miss Hersperger . . . The IiHle boy wifh +he big car . . . Loves fo emL Swiss cheese . . . Don Juan +0 +he junior class . . . Hocus pocus . . . Male secfion 01c senior French . . . He's a I'M . . . Rugged individualis+ . . . Now, up a+ Suf- fon s. WALTER IRA JACOBY l5 Seven+h Avenue. Haddon HeigHs Princefon WaIF' Blue Alone I did ithoy! ! 3 years af M.F.S.: Junior Prom Commiffee '46; Exfemporaneous Speaking Confesf '46: Spring Program '46: Recreafion Room CommiHee '46: Soccer '46, 47: Boys' Glee Club 47; Library CommiHee '47: Yearbook SiafF 147: Senior Dance Commifiee '47: Senior Play '47: Junior Town Meefing of fhe Air '47: Baskefball V17: Represen+a+ive +0 American Friends' Service CommiHee Conference '47. Ignorance is bliss . . . Hey. Hoch . . . . . . Finally goiL his license! . . . Carries his pencils behind his ears . . . Persisienf . No+ airaid f0 ask quesfions . . . Man 01c high principles . . . Flirfs wifh junior girls Shumes along . . . Family man . . . Anofher blusher . . . Mr. Reagan saidh . . . Good nafured . . . Morale boosfer. ROBERT CUSHMAN KNEPPER I45 Colonial Ridge Drive, Haddonfieid Universiiy of Colorado Bob Blue 3mm; 53,; H Hold +he fort I'm coming! 4 years af M. F. 5.: Class Presidenf '44: S. A. A. '44: Senior Dance Commiffee '47; Senior Play Commiffee '47; Senior Prom CommiHee '47. Goes +0 +he senior dances +0 en+er+ain Jrhe sfag line . . . Tacifurn and subfle . . . An- ofher 01c Miss Hadley's boys . . . Upfown by 3:0I . . . Mischievous grin and fwinkling eyes . . . Amafeur furnifure mover . . . Pri- va+e jokes wifh Charlie . . . Al Capone fan . . . Thaf gangsfer iook . . . Treachery . . . Knows his his+ory . . . Infirm of purpose . . Red River Joe . . . Wonderful dish posifion. EDWIN ALFRED LEACH. JR. Magnolia Road, Pemberfon Rufgers Ed Red And +hus he bore wi+hou+ abuse, +he grand old name 0? genlleman. 4 years af M. F. 5.: Soccer '45; William Penn '45: Sea Bees 45-46: Yearbook Shall '47: Senior Dance Commiffee '47: Senior Prom Commilfee '47. A genlleman farmerAreserved and +houghf- ful. but boy. he's been around . . . Back JFrom +he wars . An ex-Sea Bee wifh a Jrraclor complex Music is Hie highesl' expression of +he soul-especially Jan Au- gusl . . . Car frouble . . . A good mixer . . . Miss and run driver. buf I shall relurn . . . Take my car . . . Lel's shove . . . l'm a Pemberfon fan. MASS Ill NINHHN HIIHY SEVEN ANNA PAULINE LlPPINCOTT Branch Sfreef. Medford Swarfhmore Lani Blue Why should life all labor be? I? years af M. F. 5.: Color Capfain '44; Class Presidenf '45: Tennis '45: General Conference of S. A. A. '45: Hockey '46. '47. Captain '47: Varsify Club 46, '47: Cheer Leader '46. 47: Sun Dial 46: Junior Prom Commiffee 46: May Queen Courf '46; Spring Program '46: Recre- afion Commiffee '46: Class Treasurer '47: Library CommiHee '47: Yearbook Staff '47: Senior Dance Commiffee '47: Senior Play Cas+ '47; Senior Prom CommiHee. Loves +0 say +hank you +0 +he cops . . . Guardian of +he Medford bus . . . Lasf of +he LippincoH clan . le medicin soigne les malades . . . A unique laugh . . . Now my nephew. Bobby- . . . Try +0 sell Hwaf car l?l +0 Gorson . . . Where does she gel all +hose Hes? . . . Sleeps in sludy hall . . . Serene I +hink l'll cu+ my hair again . . . Surprising abilil'y . . . Early riser . . . Pep plus. PATRICIA RUTH McGINLEY Park Avenue. Edgewafer Park Universily of Pennsylvania Pal Blue WH and wisdom are equally combined. 4 years af M. F. 5.: unior Prom Commiffee 46: Chrisfmas Pageanf V16: Hockey 545, '46l l47: Glee Club '47: Senior PrOM Commiffee l47: Baskefball '47: Senior Dance Commiflee 47: Senior Play CommiHee '47: Yearbook Shall l47. Full ol school spiril . . . Coillure? We like if . . . Independenf . . . Quick wi+ Enjoys people . . . Those unusual ideas Tl1a1L long slride . . . Knows somelhing abomL mosf anyl'hing . . . Haunls Red Dragonals if +he sailing? . . . Polishes nails in Hisfory class . . . Hey. wail up . . . Anol'lwer Cornell fan . . . Knows all Hie lalesf songs . . . Jusl ask her abouf Margafe . . . Influa ence . . . Fulure Florence Nighlingale. MIHJRESHIWN HllENIlSl SCHlHll ANNE RULON RITSCHARD 50I Bank Avenue, Riverfon Swarfhmore Nancy Red Happy-go-lucky and always carefree. She wanfs +0 make ol'hers as happy as she. 4 years af M. F. 5.; Class Treasurer '45: Class Secrefary '46: Exlemporaneous Speaking Con- +esf '46: Chrisfmas Pageanf '46: Junior Prom CommiHee '46: Red Capfain. Color Day '46; Hockey '46. '47: Senior Prom Commiffee '47: Glee Club '47: Library CommiHee '47: Year- book Sfal'l 31-7; Senior Play Ca5+ '47: French School CommiHee '47. Mr. Taylora . . . Bul H's sulla gum . . . Claims +ha+ she can drive a car . . . Ask her abouf Cornell . . . Oh, You're awful! . . . Vive la France . . . Over- whelming desire +0 lease . . . lnfecfious laugh . . . Bubbling wifh pep . . . Nowl fake a dusfer . . . When I go abroad. JOAN HELEN STOCKWELL ll4 Wesf Maple Avenue. Mooresfown Skidmore College Joan Red Full of fun. she gefs Jrhings done. 12 years af M. F. 3.: Junior Prom CommiHee '46: Sun Dial 146; Hockey '46: Baskefbali '46: Spring Program 46; Glee Club '46. 47; Year- book SfaH '47: Senior Play '47; Chrisfmas Pageanf '47: Senior Prom Commiffee '47: American Friends' Service Commiffee Sur- vey i47. L'arfisfe . . . Silence is her virfue . . . Did you do your French? . . . Appre- cia+es humor . . . Supplied food for Hie play casf each rehearsal . . . Loyal +0 Maine.iand she lives in Mooresfown, +00 . . . Our ad girl . . . Thaf game room geiL fogefher . . . Lef's go +0 my house . . . AnoH'ier Prince+on fan . . . H Joan doesn'iL succeed. nobody will! SUPPIISE Susie wen+ +0 lunch- Barbara 10er H19 way +0 Princefoni Charlie'losf Bob- Jane dyed her hairi Herbie kepf quiefi Shoana wasn'Jr in lovei Johnny had curly hair- Mike could hang on +0 his femperi Marion grew a iiffiei- Jack developed an inferiorify complexi WaH shrank in Hue wash- Bob passed his chemisfryi Ed could singi Pauline couldn'+ play hockeyi Paf studied in Hie libraryi Nancy swallowed her gumi- Joan didn'iL live in Mooreerown- THE STAFF OF THE I947 CUPOLA Edifor. Jane Cannon: Associafe Editors. Marion Glover, Edifors. Susan Arms+rong. WaH Jacoby: Circulafion Man- John Enfwisfle. Shoana Edgar. Jack Hoch; Business Ediiors. ager, Nancy Rifschard; Arf Sfaff. Joan Sfockwell. Barbara Pauline Lippincofi. Ed Leach; Adverfising Manager. Pa? Benneft Michael Gafes; Phofography Manager, Charlie McGinIey; Assistant. Herbie Cohen. Bob Knepper; Sporfs Burden. I. LiHle John Hoch, 2. She Edgar. 3. Janie Cannon. I0. Hall; Pin+ Rifschard. II. Marion Glovbr, I2. 4. Bufch Burden, 5. Fuzzy Gafes' 6. Paisy McGinley, Jeannie S+ockwell, l3. Barbie Benneii, I4. Eddie 7. Herbie Cohen. 8. Pauline Lippincoff, 9. W. I. Jacoby. Leach, l5. Bobby Knepper, l6. Sizer Armsfrong. I. . N.C. 7 If required +he help of Dick Tracy f0 gef fhis one. 2. Merely Juniors. Our Pal, Joe. - . . Ef Cyrano es'r morH 3. King' Jacoby. Prove if! Casey af Hue bafl Fron+ Row: Tom GloverI Tom Gunn. Dick Schwering. Second Row: Carol Ann Mafhews. Ed Elversfon, Mary Goodnow. Dick Messick. Grefchen Kieckhefer. Dick New- bold, Nancy Ray. Third Row: Pal Perkins. Jack Murray. Howard Sfilh, Frank As we come +0 +he end of +his school year, we of Jrhe class ol '48 perceive +ha+ +he classes above us have; dwindled from live. when we enlered +his high schol building. +0 a mere one. This. due +0 fhe deparlure of +he presenf senior class. will soon be reduced +0 none al' all. We have seen classes enfer. hold. and leave +he prized posilion of seniors. This posiflon is now held by only sevenfeen members. one of lhe smalleslL classes in years. If we can believe fhe old saying +ha+ good +hings come in small packages. +his is fhe gem of all +he classes. Our class is sorry +0 lose +he companionship and guidance of +he class of '47. Since we are fheir successors. we can hope only +0 affain fhe Brown, Charlie Hamilfon, Bob Weimann. Joe Riebel, Peggy Voorhees. Fourth Row: Clara Croff. Barbara JeHeris, Nancy Carr. Mary Lou Brown. Belly Bauer. Polly Johnson, Ann Sloltes. JUNlllll lIlASS leadership which +hey have shown us. We en+ered +he ninlh grade. proud of our- selves for having finally reached high school., We have found fhere is much hard work. bmL +here is also sufficien'r lime fo have fun. We have been permiHed fo a+fencl such enferfain- menls as l'he Social Securifiesenow called +he Senior Dances-ancl Youfh Concerfs. ln our l'enl'h year. we also selecfed our class rings and chose our class advisers. The climax of lhls year has been. of course +he presenfafion of Jrhe Junior Prom. In closing. if is only li+fing +ha+ we should add anofher nofe of praise for +he friendly leader- ship of flue deparling class of I947. Fronf Row: John Rofh. Donald Ware, Jack Powell,San. dy Cosenza Bill Morris, Raymond Jacobv. Second Row: Jean Kelchner. Hank Lumb. Frannie Hesseri. Torn McGinley. Jane Elversfon, Gordon Krusen, Dof Porter, Richard Wood. Rife Sharp, Steve Morse. Evelyn Eggie. Third Row: Tom Farr. Scoff Lea, Harry Van Sciver. Frances Reed, BeHy Websfer, Joy Archer. Esfher Wilson. Ed Knorrl Paul Burden. Paul Hollingshead, Fourfh Row: Joan Vieser, Margaref Warwick. Sally Ship- man. Lois Farrell, Befsy Dickerson, Margara Caldwell. Polly Ann Brown. Jeanne Penfon, Mary Borger. Kay Safes. Molly Wood, Mary Hull, Adele Errickson. SHPHHMHRE AND FRESHMAN ClASSES Fronf Row: Bob Jamison, Edward Cohen. Kenne'rh Conrow. Fred Jameson. Second Row: Wylie Morris, Bunny Archer, Ned Carslake. Susan DanieIs, Jack Cannon, Frances Janney, Bill Threaple- +on. Third Row: Dorrance Wedell, Richard Layer, Bill Dumn, Maury Sfevenson. Roger Bray. Carl MacLachlan. Fourfh Row: Ann Mood, Ann Massofh, Mary Manser. Grace Hollingshead, Nancy Gideon. Connie Rogers, Ann Nichol- son. K Fronf Row: Ed Mallory. Donald Schwering. Sam De Cou. Pafsy Weldon, Jane Carpenfer, Mary Burdan. PaMee Second Row: Jim Reinicker, Beverly Reed, Luncoln Shark. Caldwell, John Errickson. Susanne Spark. Harry Mark. Caryl Ann Morrison. Ed Fourfh Row: Jay McQuade, Richard Turley, Ber? Bauer, Scovel. George Buff. Dean Wolfe, Paul Vause, Ronald Rigby. Third Row: Richard Miklau. Irene Evens. Grefchen Griener, EIGHTH AND SEVENTH BlASSES Fronf Row: Walfer Carfer. John Ri+schard. Bob Leach. Third Row: Margie Coles. Norwood Andrews, Eileen Hory, Herberf Caverly. Bill Janney. Brenda Turley, Chucky Coward, Barbara Bray. Second Row: Sfuar? Cur+is. Joan Roberfs. Wesley Manuel. Four+h Row: Wayne Bancroft Donald Higbee, Sally Knorr. Elizabefh Fifzwafer, Jack Dick. Elizabe+h Farr. Chasfer Mary Carol Hunsicker. Janef Carslake, Bob Ross. Michael Beach. Mann. Third Row: Shoana Edgar, Genevieve Hadley lassisfanl coachl. Jane Elversfon. Barbara JeFFeris, Pauline Lippino coff. Esfher Wilson. Joy Archer. Marge McCone lcoachl. Lois Farrell. Fronf Row: Peggy Voorhees. Margaret Warwick. Frannie Hesserf. Second Roy: Susan Ibrywlrong, Polly Johnson. Pa? Perkins. v a. Sally ShlprTIan. Myion Glover. 9 a Hucm The record of H16 hockey feam of I946 speaks for ifsell. We will always look back wi+h pride +0 Jrhis year's undefeal'ed season. The schedule was hard. buf Capfain Pauline LippincoH led us +hrough some Jrerrific second halves +0 finish wifhouf a blemish. The second learn followed close behind. suffering only one defeat There were Jrwo especially memorable games. The Collingswoocl game. which ended in a one- +o-one He. was ou+s+ancling because if broke a +wo year losing sfreak +0 fhe Colls. Wilmingfon Friends' also puf up a very spirifed fight Goal Keeper Margaref Warwick pulled us ou+ of difficulfy many +imes wi'rh her brillianf FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM goal defense. Pauline Lippincoff Lefl'Winq Pal McGinley We wish 1'0 convey l0 nexf year's +eam l'he Capfain loes1L of luck. wi+h hopes for an equally successful Frannie Hesserf Leff Inner Gar Caldwell season und r +he l d l1. f P ll J l1 Sally Shipman Cenfer Forward Clara Croff e ea ers Ip O O Y o nson. Joy Archer Righf Inner Nancy Rifschard Jane Elversfon Righf Wing Mary Manser VARSITY SCHEDULE Peggy Voorhees Mary Lou Brown Marion Glover Leff Half Mary Goodnow M.F.S. 6 Wesffown 2 Susan Armstrong Esfher Wilson MES. l CClllHQSWOOd H-S- l Lois Farrell Cenfer Half Dof Porfer M.F.S. 2 Germanfown Friends' I Barbara Jefferies Righl Half Grefchen Kieckhefer M-F-S- 4 Merchanfville H.S- l Refie Sharp M.F.S. 2 George School 0 Polly Johnson Lelf Back Belly Websfer M.F.S. 3 Wilmingfon Friends' 2 Shoana Edgar Mary Borger M.F.S. 3 Haddonfielcl H.S. l Paf Perkins Right Back Molly Wood M.F.S. 2 Friends' Selecf 0 Goal Keeper Belly Bauer M.F.S. 6 Moores'rown H.S. l Margarel' Warwick Wifh four winse four losses. and one fie score, againSIL excepfionally s+rong opposifion. +he 1946 soccer season was definifely successful. Coach Magee. wifh a squad consisfing largely of juniors and sophomores. fielded a +eam +haf played hard and improved rapidly as +he season progressed. Opening +he season wifh a scoreless s+alema+e againsnL Episcopal Academy and losing Jrwice +0 Friends' Select +he Team Jrhen posfed vicfories over Penn Charfer School. Haddon Heighfs. and Bordenfown Milifary Insfifufe. The highlighIL of +he season occbrred +he day Capfain Frank Brown and his Jreamma'res scored a 4-3 vicfory over Peddie. +he conquerors of The Hill School. ther losses were +0 a sfrong George School feam and +0 Haverford School. +he lnferacad4 emic League champions. Excepf for fwo seniors. Safes and Jacoby. +he enfire squad will refurn for I947. and we are looking forward +0 6 good season. Gordon Krusen is +he capfain-elecf for nexf year. Fronf Row: Jack Powell, Hank Lumb, Tom Glover. Tom Gunn. Sfeve Morse. Second Row: Bill Duffin, Maury Sfevenson, Gordon Krusen. Paul Hollingshead, Richard Wood, Ed Knorrl ScoH Let:l Roger Bray. A .rv xIWx-y... V . a f , . , I . .I r? .4, rfvbmuzrfggr I - w SMBHI SCHEDULE M.F.SI OPP. 0d. 4 Episcopal O O 16 B.M,I. 2 0 22 Friends Select 0 l 29 H H I 2 Nov, I Haddon HeighIs l O l' 4 Penn Charter I 2 O 8 Peddie School 3 2 I4 Haverford I 3 20 George School 3 4 LINEUP 6051.. ..... .EdElversfon Righf Fullback ........................ Dick Messick Left Fullback ........................ Charles Hamilton Righf Halfback ............................ Ed Knorr Center Halfback . Leff Halfback ....................... Oufside Righf UH ............. Frank Brown ICapfaInI VDick Newbold ................ Paul Hollingshead Inside Righf .. ........ Tom McGinley Maury Sievenson Center Forward .......................... Faul Burden Inside LeH .......................... Gordon Krusen Oufside Leff I. .......................... Mike Gafes Third Row: Herm Magee IcoachL Charlie HamiHon. Dick Newbold, Tom McGinley, Frank Brown, Mike Gates. Paul Burden. Dick Messick. Jack Hoch lmanagerL Fourfh Row: Ed Elversfon, Walf JacobyI b 4:. 1I ,1i? '1 er 5 BACK ROW: Clara Croft Polly Brown, Grace Hollings- head, BeHy Bauer. Dorofhy Porfer. BeHy Websfer, Paf McGinley, Nancy Gideon ImanagerL Genevieve Hadley hssisfanf coacH. MIDDLE ROW: Jane Elversion. Molly BASKETBAH The girls' varsify baskefball Team had a very successful season H115 year. They losf only four games while winning from Merchanfville. Pem- berfon, George School. Collingswood, Haddon- field. and WesHown. TOP ROW: Jack Hoch managerL Dick Newbold, Mike Gafes, Paul Hollingshead kapfainL Torn McGinIey, Dick Wood. Peggy Voorhees, Lois Farrell, Barbara Jefferis. Esfher Wilson. FRONT ROW: PoHy Johnson, Sally Ship- man, Frances Hesserf, Ann Sfokes, Paf Perkins. Joy Archer kapfainL Marge McCone IcoacM. AHhough small and inexperienced. +he boys' Jream had plenfy of spirif and enfhusiasm. Play- ing againsf sfrong opposifion. +he boys showed s+eady improvemenf as fine season progressed. Paul Hollingshead was +he capfain. Wood, Herman Magee koacM. BOTTOM ROW: Torn Gunn, Frank Brown, Gordon Krusen, Paul Burden. Ed Knorr. BACK ROW: Susan Daniels. Ann Nicholson. Mary Good: now. Marge McCone lcoacH. Nancy Gideon. Connie Rogers. Ann Massofh, Bunny Archer. SECOND ROW: Mary Berger, Frances Hessert Mary Mauser, Margaref Warwick. Dof Porfer. Sally Shipman. Es+her Wilson, Grace Hollingshead. BeHy Websfer, Molly Wood. Joy Archer, IENNIS May 2 ...... . .M F.S. vs. Woodbury H5 May 9' .,. ,., V.VM.F.S vs. Friends' Selecf May 23 .................. M.F.S. vs. WesHown Friends' May 30 M.F S. vs. George School TOP ROW: Paul Burden, Bill Duffin. Jack Hoch managerL Roger Bray. George Mingin, Jack Throop. MIDDLE ROW: Wilbur Carr IcoacM, Mike Gafes. Dick Messick, Dick .Y, Lois Farrell. Polly Ann Brown, Frances Janney, Margaret Caldwell. THIRD ROW: Polly Johnson. Jane Cannon. Pa? McGinley. Ann Stokes, Pauline Lippincoff, Sheena Edgan Pa+ Perkins. FRONT ROW: Peggy Voorhees. Jana Elver- sfon. Nancy Ray, Barbara Jefferis, Clara Croft BASEBAll BASEBALL SCHEDULE April I8 Germanfown Friends There April 22 Pemberfon There April 25 Friends' Selecf There May 3 Sanford Preparafory School There May 6 Friends' Seled. Here May 9 Pemberfon Here May 23 Germanfown Friends Here Wood, Dick Newbold. John Rofh hssisfanf managed. BOTTOM ROW: Tom McGinley. ScoH Lea. Paul Hollings- head. Tom Gunn, Gordon Krusen. Bunny ArcherI Mary Joy ArcherI Susan Armsfrong, Mary Berger. Mary Lou Brown, Polly Ann Brown. Margarei Caldwell. Jane Cannon, Nancy Carr presidenH, Jacque- line Conienson. Clara Croff. Susan Daniels, Befsy Dicker- son. Jane Elversfon, Lois Farrell. Kerseley Gafes fsecre- faryL Virginia Geyer IdirecforL Marion Glover, Mary Goodnow, Frances Hesserf, Mary Hull. Frances Janney. GlH lIlllBS LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Geyer direc+orL LeRoy Dar- Iingfon. John Hock. Herberf Cohen,WiIliam Threaplebn Thomas Glover. WaHer Jacoby, Ed Elversfon. Richard Barbara JeHeris. Grefchen Kieckhefer, Jean Kelchner, Mary Manser. Ann Massofh, Carol Ann Mafhews. Pahicia McGinley, Ann Mood, Ann Nicholson, Doroihy Porfer hice-presidenH, Nancy Ray, Nancy Rifschard, Connie Rogers. Rife Sharp. Sally Shipman, Joan Sfockwell. Joan Vieser. Peggy Voorhees, Margaref Warwick, BeHy Web- sfer. Esfher Wilson, Molly Wood. Schwering, Dick Messick. Michael Safes. John En+wisfle, Roberf Weimann, Nancy Carr hccompanisH. STANDING Tom Glover. Bob Weimann. Mary Goodnow. Richard Newbold. Jack Murray. Nancy Ray. Joe Riebel. SEATED: Nancy Carr hdifo , Harley Armsfrong Lad- SllN IllAl BACK ROW: Gordon Krusen. Richard Newbold. Michael Gafes bresidenH, Herman Magee. Frank Brown, Paul Burden. Paul Hollingshead HreasurerL FRONT ROW: Greichen Kieckhefer Lassishm'r edHorL Dick Mes- sick, Ann $+okes. VARSHY HUB Marge McCone. Pauline LippincoH hecrefaryL Susan Armsfrong. Polly Johnson. Mary Joy Archer, Sally Ship- man, Shoana Edgar. MEMORABLE QUOTES MARIANNE- Buf I've had no experience th men. OLIVER- And now I am going +0 adorn my beaufiful body. PERNETTE- lf you have fo have a hurf somewhere. a foof's a good place. BeHer Hun a heart anyhow. BERNARD- Buf the injections annoy me, while the pimples only annoy ofher people. FRANCINE- Oh. very well. Do as you wish. I've fried to falk sense f0 you. but affer aH-. MICHAEL- My dear boy-are you ?hrowing your sisfer of my head? IHE ClASS M 1947 PRESENIS WHE HAPPY HAW COMMITTEES Assis+an+ Direc+or ............. Marion Glover S+age Manager ............ , VWaHer Jacoby Lighfing, Sound EHecfs ......... John EnfwisHe Herberf Cohen Charles Burden Roberf Knepper Ar+ Direc+or .................. Joan Sfockwell Cosyrumesl Properfies ........ Pafricia McGinIey Jane Cannon Barbara BenneH House ...................... Charles Burdan Roberf Knepper Program Design ............... Michael Gafes Facul+y CommiHee ......... Gwendolyn Coney Marfha Troupe Warren Shelley Scripf ...................... Susan Armsfrong This play produced by special arrangemenf wi+h Samuel French CAST Francine ................... Pauline LippincoH Marianne ..................... Shoana Edgar Bernard ....................... John E. Hoch Oliver ................... .Michael Ga+es PerneHe .................... Nancy Rifschard Michael ........................ Ted Mozery awTed served in H1e Army during +he war and is 61' Mooresfown Friends' as a poshgraduafe SCENE The living room of an old French farmhouse on an island in +he Sf. Lawrence River. Acf l-Early morning in laye summer. Acf IlyLafe +he same evening. yDuring Acf ll +he curfain will be low- ered +0 deno+e +he passing of HmeJ I can'+ help laughingl H's so plain your nose is ou+ of joint The Iasf sfand of +he rugged individualisH Don'f smile. please. This is serious. Whaf will +he Ri+schards 5H on while we use +heir sofa? Is she d - - - 7 e Th vaxsxy okey a yed the iacuXty n a wim ame X Thurs- . T day. iaculty pe 1 a Junlor o variet umforms, NEXT achs, Ed t. . , came - - uca 1ona ontiha 5, X1210 :3; Y h x :6 foo On Thursday, hruary , Statgon gm Galle s able b Xterxsw taheT xdexation YW onored t: swam: ?;th eating In 15 ab- . ' MW ores - h rge oi the 01: :S hexeht t n t 8 fr t with th I 563;: t1 M tighghdel he Wame xcx m, 15 , 1 . ham the vaxs which was $11? 3 88-6,- , Assoexate duh m'aE'mO T uth who wexe ' ted a men myttee thco L c: T hat 1 1 0 Th 0 Me con 5 i four 15x95 , cted 35 m3: tiehezgi actxces F x m- ane i represerxtt 531m 9. . Meek qt Nh R m an Mr TaYXOY earv h ?choo , h whence p11 under the :tztgcxigd baX s k heehneg, t e cer- ex a d uestxons i t a i th Stee ng Comxmt- tta'm that the topp m me On he pa $11! t' i Mr. Wart n 3?, kneehng 9 they accxdeu- a emo a Mastbau oca 1 ve o the P hhc t m; knock over. T chmcal chool, 3a ?Siod hadeXphxa, Fa Os.- sem 1 the We 1 a resenti the Cathohc 1 X iacu ty had . h 1 g In the 5 co , e .4 t . Catholic H1gh Sc 00 ,- r. wbold oopel', a streak hm the gx ea .61 Hmiee emor t the Dobhx nt the Priva SchooXs DOPTEm-t of this period, . e scoreuremaxra-e cation; -T hmc chooX, and D SCHoaids' BY? mea Y ma ha Edgar, . mo m r th pro er gm? Moorestown Frxends' SCho son chi i engineer, The quest'uzin 2:6:2 c035: s Roher , e Imouhcer. 0 e and a erna e 0i th broadcast . th'xak J hior o n Meetmg t d he first plogyrm re- Colonel M.F s . . hOOIg I Jomed With 0 g seVeEtgicembel' geiizznpy Other . W0 SChOOlS inlnFadOpt- ranCe, 1e Netherl ls ado t angig, and I 'Ecolepd:dF'Ill Ecole detaGlgi MF'S' avre, Francleles at BlevillgconS and . 1'1 :a'de' throllqh thThe adoptiOnear Le JVlce Ofk e Scho 1 5 Were t. O arvice 00m the Ameriia AffiliatiOn igiuragemergttte: Organizred Egiends t I , Junior T . $55.55, friendsfi; facilitatiorl: t2: every ThursdaY mom'mg M :hoolsnabrfglerican, 3:31 gOOd-win hool ear itom 9' 5 Due to a ' 0015 and , m hich Frentcl'ie terrible Cond' . 300k Hill falls 0 p rtxcxpat Tl the bro 1'9 OCCupatio 50110015 were lltlons in Conference St were 9 tmn - the Par :3?ssary tonsgf 1the Nazi? after zzt sad point in g ans, o$te5k g the by 1 m p , 1 ' . , 0 00kg, :2: Such :sypemuflh schoei TWOMJ the 0 5 Wish they hm W85 mA S o Tken thew 9- dc lent .Small sch nclls, pa come When w t h them a SWeYs v'mg ta ahead mm, me. It Is neces 001 yard 9 piers time we ad a m Fans The MAST g shots ere omestm Dwg ?cney to resary al50 to 313p. Conference? was amo the re ed vwber owhen me me gbomv WAS, n d :16 1fiatmg. SYstegalr flows, w.0e marks made Pauline ipp'mcott fwe ?om X es 9x03 ehots'1 me Th 5 3' st plaster walk: W7, Susan Armstrong, t ,Iand Mar- go: We Eo$eexle ms We :95 Entse' Schools th t ion Glover, t , on their return hom Watt op uX $3kamxg 03:;ch mat the e In the ag emseIVes h Buck in Fans January 0. 19M! F0 5 Wit a c m the Mk n year 9 Hon . aVe s - . . ere wa - Siwte Rh 1d sevens' There a? of 51X to fotu These thre gm 5, 31 g W 15.: Th couhX be me GOMeg' Wb3t 1d 0 ty-five be e One hu ur' Gwendolyn o ey, Yep esented gmes 9 0X Skootmgx 35mww 6 he a;: 1?llndred aynsa all day pZdIZed Mooresto n Friendst hool a th mm had 'XX 3S emEYm, BWQZS7 6 .0 irie d :62: the differeiiventy gilt, $nua1 conference i-n the Pocom jg: some 913123396 shoot;f-f:1e Lken out use 50m Classes - ounta'ms. eds ha X to ma . , of e stud are . The were ab Wmlmb 15d durmg tighool earlierealts Were The there 9f. the. conferehfe thxs xi ewboxie ave, me $6023,wa Waite ,r exCellent S final; Both an 0th- ear was Rehggon m ctlon . The shot5 out X VNh'xXe the c hot mt leg the War ans Olastic rec SChOols lectures .Were gwe y r. W. Bus- txe , 6T-6 - Newbo d 5 and m3 gr. hlgh level hope to re 01de be- sen Bowxe, Dea of Men, Um The meg. hXBSSW ah oi mew Qatei lCIhtated - Thi - gam so ologmca Seminar New Yor Y - wakm GXTBQ' 0n . by on 5 Is goin On .37, ' '5 hmes e W to ttemim h s 1? money 1' SChOOPg cg t9 be and Dr. Jo n 0 1 NeXson, lrector, 'mg e 560T the 'iomm a gith T ebfe 18 yet a g and actual Ontrlbu. Commission on the Ministry, deraX Dxck 831M? e6 5.5 did magysg ' e done reat amou supplies, Counci Churches, ew Yor', .t est WES Rscote 15' express'pa The Affiliat-nt of WOrk N. Y. Dr. Bowie spa hEssentials Mike 3 M1 the ems. ?glee Clubs h: desire 3:: fsel'Vice of Belief . Dr. Nelson spoke , t - Gath W..geds 10n of 011.1311 and semiaXs of Practice. After each lece higfike G $r e . . rward to uqre the stud nts d 1de man est,- ates, , The sctgol lstlgvggggwia be given dxscussxon groups. After a shor time :18 19475231'e am 47, r 9. SW ng emer- . 1 , Chlb the group a a whole again gathered t Scor Ime T Ong th eceived y the Semor Ex h Gm s ee , v'th h ; why er w e st th S , H' hBoys' ee Chlb, and vn .t 6 speaker to ask hnn any t - e ack as a The udents 'e t3: $31,190r fligh GirXsT GXee Club. questxiims which might have arisen Very The M 1.er V8530 d h 11111 - out o the discussion groups 11 y ciV t The exac ate has not n decxded . . ' s 0 e I'ee , er t yet bu u b con after Spring Besxdes e senous part of the and J W powgeth tap s50 eam'e 49 acation conference, here were any othei onverackTs ralPts 10 ' Har reg w; ectivitie There were dances, mOV- S than Hlng wawer thays Score tes: ah tdoor sports Which weresev evel'al arrY's Somytn Mike'e emoyed very much. '0 enties of the f . wo Foil! s :T poinits M11. aoulty W ts 12 last . This WByo Sc ere in Year. as two Cred n. the points mty. More ERANS AT MFS posr graduate course has been ted for the benefit of the re- ing- veterans who have not gh credit with which to enter -ge. The number of veterans been steadily increasing, and it now risen to eight. illiam Anthony served through- Europe with the infantry. He in Clarkis Fifth Army. Bill s to enter Drexel. l eodore Mozer, a corporal in the y Air Forces, was an Aerial en- er. He served for twenty-eight the, during which time he re- ed in the United States. He also 5 to enter Drexel. ext is Edward Leac'h of the ees who was at Pearl Harbor for onths and in Japan for two. He spent three and a half months at m. Ed plans to go to Rutgers. ? .S. inherits Louis J. Throop the Navy. Thirty-eight of his p months in the Navy were spent ! e Pacific. He aims to be an ar- ect after leaving Rutgers, his -d-for alma mater. 1's f. ill Newbold, who served in the iv HeLeagZO Placeslgm M 1' division of the Navy at Pearl oxh c0 Yak Che Phijade soCcer tea? the or for two years, plans to go to Honor hgla toww7 axe sy?aclies Aszgphia 012012,; in ers. . X is 3er . -. c1 Ya 1a CIatzon 'c s eorge Mimgin served for forty- Sun D1: temhl mge'ijYag; 0968 8532:. Easter $ fi the P months in the Army Air Forces, The the 13m Y; Whowxgh anae hem Soaches andat 0n. lstrict Ref teen months of which were spent wmkim grad; 93$? X h0 milsct 5rst 1: sferees h ear t2: e Pacific area. He plans to enter uel km n S 1 e u Sec In -ers to take up agriculture and ?y-s'c 13::th e a ymsw 2:23 gm; $123, W313; life 0311:! SOCCGI' swig: nearing. 0i 3 San V211,. , ch39 , S year ey can 011493 ur latest additions have been eightye'y aye ngyiong? sevlocaoodngjg, 1:21:11: Inside 1:? Gatilsd iv saperiie riyn $3353 pmac 8:133:01??? ?Edgmrd 0i Malliqucy ii the Burda 50W Liftn the 1:: thOS. ., , , L . i .. en, Jr., just released F :1; Bi? $?foiheggxgxxcy 033:3 1 60:81 $21189 a Inga? 01' Waggalfba k: $211111. . , . . W n e I and y. Thonx g X nd xh'flgi $31 94 .1 Dec ullt 9ft, W cord 1 . tche ,. y a 130 605 lash G -. eam e19 e1 011 Fl she? . s we wwn aged; mezzs': Yagetw homotzgvtqvu-rseasw, 11. Km en, ca ' eCted to Late tic victors: o mgm 6 e hxnloYiztoswt i the ?:nnengedetgfeveft Insiif : 9 120531;: far the ,47 lax 001x ma? 2' W doYl 006 oh Gum oi ?nts Te I n the B y B- ee reef? hoC , 3- ' get x W QaYm as 0th am am. . -M .I- as TN 16337 avats'lww'xehas, me 906 et 510x 31301m -eXs, 33m Mass Which the PIaye Ins tea AILQPpo- t Ft The n n6 0V n6 99:19 yon B 1's On 13 p1 lasmes, , o ' a $56th asusan and Seas0n ' has 311 he cked ea 5 a ' Undefeated M.F.S. Trounces HS. in Hockey Final Moorestown Friends? School came niarough with an undefeated record ifter defeating Moorestown High School six to one on the opponentls field Tuesday, November 19. This is the second undefeated hockey team Marge McCone has coached in her five years at Moorestown Friendsi. Many of the teams which the girls met had undefeated records until they played M.F.S. Among these were Westtown, Collingswood, Mer- chantville, George School, and Had- donfield. Miss Wolston, coach of the Had- dons, champions of their district, commented, I have umpired and coached all through this section and I think Moorestown Friendsl School has one of the finest teams in South Jersey. TO THOSE WHO SERVED 1941-1945 MOORESTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL PAYS TRIBUTE TO HER SONS AND DAUGHTERS WHO, IN THE EVIL CRISIS OF WAR, HAVE OFFERED THEIR STRENGTH AND THEIR LIVES TO THEIR COUNTRYiS SERVICE, RENDERING THAT SERVICE AS DUTY AND CONSCIENCE POINTED THE WAY. HEROIC HEARTS STRONG IN WILL TO STRIVE, TO SEEK, TO FIND AND NOT TO YIELD. SENIOR PLAY . - . fore a large Last Friday nigh: 3:53 presented ' he senio , :hgifngla; gThe Happy Daysl by Zoe Akins. Weighs- tge mas; . - an t Francme, glamiggzwith Oliver and bile their 1W ay, In tle more with the ' us of her, . 11:11:62? Pernette, mveiigteora story about a dashirtlgeygligilgmzxsiisum: Whom 5118:1323 etMuch to the sur; mer mf all especially Marianne, a pl'lse 0 e ftyer, Michael, appealin hindggg; just as the girls are taemte, tOliver and BernaYd ahout glarilm be suitor. From Shisogglgfvzlfeg, Whe. m ' . comestrtigorseegsn Michael kissing 1:31am; Perne she leaves the house mha 35mm, After many hours, w exam- 1liar: finally finds her, Shehhin S that it is really Bernarfl happy, loves so Marianne ls again Bundles for Bleville -Nancy Rifschard. Dick Messick, Miss Meader. SfaHon M.F.$. Shoana speaking . Coaches AlI-Marge McCone, Wilbur Carr, Genevieve Had- iey, Herm Magee. The P.Gs in Chem. Sfanding-Henry Harbage, Ed Leach, Bill Newbold. Seafed-George Mingin, J ck Throop. Cheer Leaders, Fighf, Team. FighfuPauline LippincoH, MoHy Wood, Sally Shipman, Jane Elvers'ron, Frances Hesserf. Shoana Edgar; Name 5. ARMSTRONG B. BENNETT C. BURDAN J. CANNON H. COHEN S. EDGAR J ENTWISTLE M. GATES M. GLOVER J. HOCH W. JACOBY R. KNEPPER E4 LEACH P. LIPPINCOTT TV McGlNLEY N. RITSCHARD C. . STOCKWELL Favoriie Expression I don'+ know. I don'f care.' Be nof +he flower buf fhe serpenf under if. My goodness! Wait waif! I Crumbs! Come on kids. Hey Sally! ' Oh,-no! Oh. Jacoby! Ma foil HWhere's Charlie? Olm I wouldn'f say HHat' Othwhvh-h-h! 1 Oh, for the luvva Pefe! Oh. you're awful! Oh, nufs! I WHH EHARHY Haunfs library S+iles ha : Leach's car upfown Mooresfown Moores+own ai rporf Shipman's Princefon gym sfrafosphere upfown girls fhe sfand Red Dragon Miss Meader's room 45 Easf Main Sf. Needs Mosf sleep chaperone Ry Kr7sp speed a Fufure op+imism hair ribbon publicify agenf some new pills a hair cuf a gag ambifion a singing lesson a bigger pockefbook common sense taming a legible handwrifing Desires an airplane a cerfain sailor a diploma guess who? elevafed shoes perfecf man a camera a harem week ends a 3.5. degree an A 0 car +0 be a music diredor plenfy you'd be surprised fo have a good H'na wetghr 0R All Should Sing 'To Each His Own Sfars in Your Eyes Smoke Gefs in Your Eyes 1 Don? Wan? f0 59+ Hue World on Fire The Man Who Broke fhe Bank 5+ Monfe Carlo Falling in Love wifh Love Soufh of fhe Border My Gal 5a! Sailing SaiHng Love Me I Dream of 'J. T.' wifh Hue Dark Brown Hair H's My Lazy Day Farmer in fhe Dell 'l Don'f Care Who Knows If I've Heard Thaf Song Before Scafferbrain I'll 66+ By Occupafion sfudying Hirfing sessions wifh Uncle Chesfer absorbing Hue dicfionary imi+a+ing the +hinker magician making love disagreeing combing his hair running everyfhing Ioa ng nofhing acfing naive chaffering chauH-eur painfing Aufhorify On dogs parenfs ice cream iokes clofhes helicopfers Mexico CUrVeS Brown's Mills Packards nothing Red River Valley pineys nephews popular songs Riverfon Yachf Club Maine Aspirafion civil engineer laborafory fechnician ice cream manufacfurer wrifer lawyer aviafrix sclenfisf engineer laborafory fechnician naval omcer camp direcfor rancher brmer fashion designer nurse career woman inferior decorafor Destiny raHroad gafe fender house mofher af Princefon Good Humor Man nUI'I ponician grease monkey monk bachelor pIH-vendor lighfhouse keeper bigamisf dude Four Mile cider sfill operafor dope peddler Duba rry's Success paper hanger IHHNICHS VOL. 1. No. 1 APRIL. 1957 NO CENTS LOCAL A iive-day hoiiday was proclaimed in Riveriony New Jersey. foday, JFol- iowing ihe weekly regaHa ai Jrhe Riverion Yachi Club. The hoiiday is due i0 +he iaci' ihai Miss Nancy Rifschardi aiier +hir+yeone years of :onsfaM eh'orf, placed firs? in +he Dusier Race. Miss Riischard was foo exhausied fo ohrer any s+a+emen+ +0 fhe press. CRIME Bob Knepper. aiias Red River Joe. Dallas, Texas, aifer having sfolen five hundred was Capfured yesferday in head oi caHle from ranchers in ihe immediafe vicinify of fhis cify. Knep- per has been accused ?hree Jrimes previousiy oi sfeaiing a ioiai of more ihan five ihousand head of caffie. ART While painfing in her sfudio, Helen Hersperger dropped a buckei oi: paini on fhe rug. She hung if on ihe wall i0 dry, and whiie if was +here, if was pronounced a modern Classic by fhe weli known ariis'i, Michael Angelo Safes. SCIENCE Flames were seen JFor miles around iasf nighiL as Jthe whole Princefon campus was blown up The hrs? expiov sion occurred abouf nine o'clock and several smailer biasfs followed. If is believed Jrhaf +hey were se1L mg by fhe noied scienfisfi John Enfwisflei who very recenHy repiaced Proiessor Ein- siein. Professor Enfwisiie has been working on a new cure for +he afomic disease discovered by Miss Barbara BenneHy Iaborafory fechnician. The explosion probabiy resulied irom a siighf miscalcuiahon due +0 his over- anxieiy 10 compiefe his invesiigaiion before leaving ior Mexico. FOOD Charles Burdany :ream consumer! sampled +he new prominenf ice ke cream iiavor. bourbon-plum, and pronounced if iii for human consump- rion. SPORT Mrs Waiier Jacoby. swimming in- sfrucfor for ihe Norih Maine Camp for lncorrigibies. narrowly escaped deafh from drowning laie yesferday aifernoon whiie swimming f0 fhe rese cue out Herberf Cohen, Jru son of an aiumni of Mooresfown Friends School. Young Herberi fowed him Jrhree hunA dred yards +0 shallow wafer. IS YOUR CHICKEN COOP OUT OF DATE? ARE YOUR FOWLS UNHAPPY? SEE S. ARMSTRONG Cons+ruc+or of Modern Farm Builders' Coops GUARANTEED +0 Increase Egg Produc+ion TEN PER CENT MEDICINE Miss Jane Cannon is in a serious condifion af Riverfon Hospifal, fhe dociors announced his morning. Miss Cannon. aHer many years of fhoughf. figured ouf one of +he jokes fold +0 her when she was in school. If has been over a week since she sfaried laughing and Jrhe docfors say ihaf if she doesnif sfop soon, if may prove iaiai. AGRICULTURE Mr. Edwin Leach, prominemL Pem- berfon iarrneri has iusf accomplished anofher iarm miraclee He has suc- ceeded in crossing ihe biueberry wifh fhe olive and fine resuifing iruif is now being produced on a large scale and said +0 Wesiern caHle ranchers f0 ge1L rid oi gophers. POLITICS The iargesiL crowd ever +0 assembie in one place. gaihered in London yesferday +0 see Miss Shoana Edgar fake office as fhe firs? Prime Misfress of England. ART Miss Joan Sfockwelli welleknown ior her prize winning absiracisi has iusf received firsf prize ior her unusual painfing eniified, Engiish Ciassfi The painfing wili be HTurmoil in an on exhibii in ihe Hersperger Museum of Modern Ari ai Fronf and Markef Sireefs. Michael Gaiesy arfisf for +he highly adverfised comic sfrip. Flicka and her Puppies, was found wandering in a dazed condifion near his home in Soufh Philadelphia yesierday. Foi- Iowing Jrhe iirsi iwo weeks oi ifs pub- licafion, Gafes revealed ihaf he was complefeiy exhausfed and had run ouf of ideasi DRAMA The new Broadway play. HDeaih Comes for ?he Cornell Fanii' opened yesierday af ihe Fox Theafre. John E. Hoch siars as fhe viliaink wi+h Paf McGinley, feminine lead. playing +he fragic panL of +he Cornell enihusiasf. MICHAEL H. GATES 8: CO. Edgewafer Park, New Jersey IS YOUR HORSE GOING TO HAVE PUPPIES? ? ? We Take Comple+e Charge in Re+urn for One Pup PERSONAL The class of '47 was shocked foday +0 hear of ihe iragedy ihaf occurred to Their beloved Science ieacher, Roberi Tayior. Mr. Taylor iosf his voice when he hif foo high a nofe, while working wifh a very deiicaie mechanism. Elecfricify has iusf been insiaiied in Medford. New Jersey. due +0 +he pioneering ehtoris oi Pauiine Lippin- cofi. Miss Marion Glover, edifor oi fhe Princefon Times. was suddenly sfricken ai her home iasiL nighf. The docfor announced ihaf ihe cause of Jrhe af- +ack was an overdose oi: cough drops. k Hm AUTO STOCKWELL - KNIGHT CO. INSURANCE 45 E. MAIN STREET, MOORESTOWN, N. 1. Phone 9-0999 RICE and HOLMAN FORD PRODUCTS Service, Repairs Painting, Upholstery Parts Distributors Moorestown Pike MERCHANTVILLE 8-2700 Admiral Wilson Boulevard PENNSAUKEN BONDS ACCIDENT CARS 1 fTRACTORS TRUCKS $NeW FarmIMPLEMENTs BUSES J 59 LPARTS Compliments of The Men's Shop Riverside New Jersey Compliments of . - D. L. LESTER Abraswe Alloy Castlngs Co. TAILORING CLEANING BRIDGEBORO, N. I. PHESSING Phone: Riverside 4-0912 57 E. Main Street Moorestown, N. I. Phone 943359 Eumpliments uf A FRIEND Look What the waves washed in? . . . Is that a Halo? . . . Diggin! . . . Candid Johnny. 1888 Workingmelfs Cooperative Loan Assaciution RODMAN BUILDING Building 6: Loan Installment Mortgages Direct Reduction Mortgages 5 Per Cent Interest Rate Compliments of BARTOLETTS - FLORISTS 14 Kings Highway, East Haddonfield, N . I. Compliments of CLARK CINDER COMPANY Moorestown New Iersey We Will now write - - - Fiend ! R. E. WILTSHIRE C. S. WILTSHIRE Phone: Moorestown 9-0914 WM. MATLACK CO. GROCERS LOUIS MOROSI Tailors and Cleaners 5 Ph : - eh ones 9 0188 and 9 189 133 W. MAIN STREET MOORESTOWN, N. I. MOORESTOWN. N. I. 3A9 EALIFUHNIA MARKET HOUSE HADDONFIELD, N. I. H. C. SCHWERING, HDR BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS Emerson - Zenith - Bendix Radios THE NEWS CHRONICLE Qeorge m. mogers E; 80. Printing and Publishing . . . Men's W . . . 226 Chester Avenue ear i MOORESTOWN, N. I. Mount HOHY: New Jersey 42 Looks good, Doesn't it? . . . Hurry the Bus! . . . Where's lack? THE JEWEL BllX DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY C. A. Eck Opp. R. R. Station Palmyra, N. I. Haddonfield 9-5818W HADDONFIELD ELECTRICAL CENTER 25 Kings Highway. Haddonfield, N. I. Emerson and Westinghouse Dealers E. HOLLINGSHEAD 8r. SON Fuel Oil Coal Fertilizer Feed MOORESTOWN 9 - 0300 43 Plan a Real Future and Insure It By Saving the HBoosters' Way Series Always Open Don't Hesitate Be Thrifty Subscribe NOW BOOSTERS; BUELDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 45 East Main Street Moorestown. N. I. Phone 9-0544 . 22nd 6. Federal Sts. Camden 4-6820 - 4-6621 Comphments of EARHABT'S Needles Dist. om an 201 Chester Avenue C p Y MOORESTOWN, N. 1. SALES Packard SERVICE Phone 9-0631 1. D. NEEDLES CAMDEN, N. I. E.E.HYLAND KRUSEN'S Cleaner and Dyer Dry Goods Tailor-mctde Suits and Coats Notions Store 83 E. Main St. Moorestown 101 West Main Phone 9-0648 Mootestown, N. I. RIVERSIDE DRUG Compliments of 37 SCOTT STREET H U R L E Y S RIVERSIDE, N. J. RIVERSIDE. N. I. Riverside's Newest Store . . Flne Furmture COMPLIMENTS OF JDHN T. ZUBBHUBG V. M. D. Miss Hersperger just left. Bleville. Compliments of MOORESTOWN MOTOR CO. BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 219 West Main Street. Moorestown. N. I. Phone 9-0077 ALBERT GRAFTON Contractor 6: Builder 15 Utah Avenue Haddonfield Phone: Haddonfield 9-5239-I Ruggeri's Patent Medicines Cosmetics - Gifts - Greeting Cards Iewelry Warren and Cooper Streets. Beverly Phone 5-0315 Compliments of KAY'S DRUG STORE uWe Serve Dolly Madison Ice Cream. MERCHANTVILIE Mer. 8-9344 16 S. Center St. Compliments of NEUMEYER'S 127 Kings Highway. EaN Haddonfield. N. I. Phone: Haddonfield 9-8928 HULLINGS Esso Service Station EXPERT LUBRICATION TIRES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES MOTOR TUNE UP Church and Main Streets MOORESTOWN. N. I. Phone 9-9135 Burkley's Electrical Appliances REFRIGERATORS ELECTRIC RANGES EASY WASHING MACHINES AND IRONERS MAIESTIC RADIOS 25 West Main Street MOORESTOWN. N. I. Telephone: Moorestown 0269-1 Sales Service 777614195611! $3,an Service MOORESTOWN AIRPORT MOORESTOWN, N. J. aviation Consultants Instruction Charter 47 MOORESTOWN GARAGE, INC. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALE - SERVICE MOORESTOWN, N. I. Phone 9-0073 EDNSTANTINFS EHNFEETIUNS mariter Crealor ofgueetzs MOORESTOWN, N. I. You Will always find a lovely selection in the newest styles, at the BENOIT DRESS SHOP MERCHANTVILLE Opp. Post Office 27 N. CENTER STREET Phone: Merchantville 8-3178-W When I was in Mexico. . . . Get- ting down to earth. . . . Susie's house party. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS C A V E ' S Mirror 6: Glass Shop 3 Kings Highway, East HADDONFIELD. N. I. Phone: Had 9-5779 Safety Auto Glass Installed Wall and Mantel Mirrors Made to Order Fine Piciurc Framing BESZLVERING Compliments of CHARLES H. LOTT ATLANTIC Service Station Comer Church and Route 38 Moorestown. N. I. Compliments of BERGLUND MOTOR CO. CAMDEN'S FORD DEALER Compliments of Howard S. Slruuh, Inc. REALTORS Since 1915 At work for a change. . . . The Thinker. . . . Who has a toothpick? RADIOS REFRIGERATORS WASHERS The R. M. Turner Studios M c G A N N ' S FILM cS PHOTO SUPPLIES 27 N. Center St, Merchantville. N. I. Merchantville 8-3745 Jewelry 6 Electrical Appliances We Service Everything We Sell 13 E. MAIN ST. Phone: 9-1492 MOORESTOWN, N. I. PHONE COLLEGE ANNUALS RIttenhouse 6383 HOME PORTRAITS 1947 Camera, nZasterS again FOR BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS - FOR BETTER YEARBOOKS Story-telling photographs to help make your Yearbook a treasure to you and an HALL AMERICANH award winner too. The experience of TWO GENERATIONS of PHOTOGRAPHERS is offered to Editor and Class Advisor . . . with Cl service which includes, not only making Portraits, Groups and Candid Photographs, but also suggesting ideas for adding interest to the Yearbook. The small Yearbook and large, can be made just as interesting . . . Yes, and cm 'All American award winner too, by making every photograph count. We will gladly show you how. Camera 7fnastercsj 1705 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA. PA. formerly Hollander 6: Feldmcm BURLINGTON COUNTY TRUST COMPANY MOORESTOWN. NEW JERSEY MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE 91 East Main Street 100 East Main Street Moorestown, N. I. Maple Shade, N. I. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Open Friday Evenings 7:00 to 8:30 P. M. Come to Wippfed, Wen Keacly For - Vacuum Cleaners ' Radios ' Youngstown Kitchens and ' Refrigerators other well known Horne ' Washing Machines Appliances Authorized Dealers HOME LAUNDRY BENDIX AUTOMATIC BENDIX SERVICE WHIPPLES' HARDWARE - HOUSE FURNISHINGS ' PAINTS 26 S. CENTER STREET PHONE 81101 MERCHANTVILLE, N. I. KASCO FEEDS Backed by Research Proved by U se H. M. STEVENSON DISTRIBUTOR COLUMBUS, N. I. Phone: Bordentown 267 Compliments of JOSEPH GUERRA SHOEMAKER WEST MAIN STREET MOORESTOWN. N. I. Comlofimen t6 om EBANDFATHEH For Good Health DRINK STOKES TOMATO IUICE Compliments of LUTZ'S ESSO STATION CRITERION THEATRE MOORESTOWN uThe Friendly Theatre FINNEY WOOD'S MEN'S SHOP Outfitters for Gentlemen ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS INTERWOVEN SOCKS $3 111 Kings Highway, East 'Haddoniield. N. 1. The Ben D Bowling Alleys Merchantville. N, I. Open Bowling Saturday and Sunday MERCHANTVILLE 8-1273 Graduate to Superior Foods and Service Always at WOLF'S QUALITY STORE Main and Church Streets Phone: 9-0604 9-0605 WOOLSTON'S CHARLES T. FARROW ESSO STATION DRUGS and GIFTS RIVERTON. N. 1, HADDONFIELD. N. I. On Park Avenue Rose Haslam Dress Shop Compliments of and Rose Haslcxm Children's Shop WILLIAM R. PENTZ, D.D.S. MERCHANTVILLE, N. I. Merchantville 8-0200 STEWARD R. MAINES CO. GENERAL CONTRACTING ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE MOORESTOWN, NEW IERSEY PHONE, MOORESTOWN 9-0607 MARNE RADIO SERVICE QUALITY FIRST 226 CHESTER AVE. MOORESTOWN, N. I. Phone 9- 1 090 RADIOS 6: ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES SALES SERVICE PETERS' Kingsway Candies own make ICE CREAM 105 KING'S HIGHWAY, EAST Haddonfield, N. I. Compliments of McChesney's Hardware HOWARD Y. GRIFFETH Repairs to A11 Makes Electrical Appliances - Radios 147 Kings Highway. East Haddonfield, N. I. Bell Telephone: Haddonfield 9-0457 KRAFT 3305., INC. I N S U R A N C E 728 COOPER STREET CAMDEN, N. I. CONROY DRUGS BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES 127 WEST MAIN STREET MOORESTOWN. N. I. Phone 9-0143 Thirty Years' Continuous Service Busses for All Types of Service 24-HOUR SERVICE H. MCCLOSKEY BUS SERVICE 208 WARREN STREET BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE: 5-0150 FRANK A. COLEMAN FRED A KEEN Registered Pharmacist Boro Art Shop 9 and 11 Kings Highway, East Haddonfield, N. I. 18 South Center Street MERCHANTVILLE, N. I. Phone: 9-0252 THE REXALL STORE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '47 We wish you every success in the years to come, Whatever your chosen profession. We know from 39 years of sound banking experience that thrift plays an important part in the accomplishments of men. So it you would be successful, plan now to save . and stick to your program diligently. CINNAMINSDN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation RIVERTON, N. I. Compliments of Cohen's Department Store 79 EAST MAIN STREET MOORESTOWN. N. I. EVERYTHING FOR MEN at the PARK AVENUE HABERDASHERY 13 West Park Avenue MERCHANTVILLE. N. I. PHONE: MERCHANTVILLE 843793 C. A. LIPPINCOTT and BRIL, INC. GARDEN TRACTORS PLANET IR. GARDEN CULTIVATORS AND SEEDERS POWER LAWN MOWERS HAND MOWERS All Makes of Mowers Sharpened and Repaired Phone, MOorestown 9-1568 Third and Union Streets MOORESTOWN, N. I. Tor Over a Century jewelers and Stationers .TO MANY OF THE LEADING COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS IN THE EAST Class rings, pins and emblems, prizes and trophies for scholastic awards and for athletic competitions. Quality and Service a! Reasonable Prices J. E. CALDWELL 8- CU. CHESTNUT AND jUNIPER STREETS 0 PHILADELPHIA 7, PENNSYLVANIA f? COMMERCIAL SERVICE CO., INC. Power Lawn M owers SALES 6: SERVICE 303 CHESTER AVE. Telephone, Moorestown 9-1208 MOORESTOWN. N. I. 0 SHOWER CURTAINS 0 TARPAULINS 0 CANVAS GOODS Canvas Specialties fabricated to any specification Webb Manufacturing Company 4th and Cambricx Streets, Philadelphia 33, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF EULLINS NURSERY Phone: Riverton 9-1312 YOUR PACKARD DEALER Ask the Man Who Owns One Palmyra Home and Auto Supply Co. 207 East Broad Street PAUL J. SCHNEIDER PALMYRA, NEW IERSEY B. T. EDGAR HARRIETTS OIL SERVICE Realtor GAS - OIL - KEROSENE We Go A Long Way to Make 25 EAST MAIN STREET Warm Friendsa Moorestown, N. I. Phone 7-5521 Phone 9-0101 MEDFORD, NEW JERSEY Compliments of Compliments of SCOTT'S Fresh Meats and Groceries Z I N M A N F U R S MEDFORD, NEW JERSEY MERCHANTVILLE, N. I. Phone 7-5172 WALTER S. BARCLAY jndurance ijgfi4nlld Office BROAD AND MAIN STREETS RIVERTON, N. I. Phone: 9-1594 Best Wishes, Seniors . . . The New World is Waiting on your Pep and Energy and Goodness. Phone Medford 7-3071 For All Supplies and New Houses. 105. H. HAINES 6: SONS MEDFORD, N. I. Stewart-Deering Auto Sales Authorized HUDSON Dealer Repairs on Any Make Car CASH or CREDIT CHESTER AVE. 6: R. R. Moorestown 9-0406 M A N O R H O U S E South Jersey's Most Beautiful DINING ROOM Accommodmions for Parties and Banquets 13 West Main Street MOORESTOWN, N. I. 9-0753 Compliments of MOORESTOWN LOCKER SERVICE MOORESTOWN STUDIO Portraits and Weddings Commercial Pictures 23 EAST MAIN STREET Phone 9-0167 MOORESTOWN STEAM LAUNDRY Washington Avenue H. B. Gale 6: Son Moorestown, N. I. 9-0102 - Phones - 9-0103 A pparel for M en Johnson's Department Stores MEDFORD - HADDONFIELD Phone 7-3271 Phone 9-3940 PHONE: MEDFORD 7-4331 HURST M. JAMES H ardware Plumbing and Heating Supplies Compliments of KIRBY BROS. MEDFORD. N. I. 17 NORTH MAIN STREET MEDFORD, N. I. MOTORSTOKOR AUTOMATIC COAL BURNERS ALBERT ELLIS, INC. Plumbing, Heating and Roofing Oil Burner and Stokor Service 124 Mill Street, Moorestown, N. I. PHONE MOORESTOWN 9-0697 MOORESTOWN DRUG STORE 105. M. WUICIKI Reg. Ph. 111 West Main Street PHONE 1279 MOORESTOWN, N. I. X'I'he Prescn' pt1'on S tore THE POTTER Eigggg SHOP Hair Styling Experts E. B. CRAIN Building Sand 6; Stone 14 South Centre Street MARLTON, N. I. MERCHANTVILLE, N. I. Bell Phone Phone: ME 8-0709-1 E. C. WORRELL, Inc. Compliments of 305 CHESTER AVENUE Phone: Moorestown 9-0030 LAMB'S GARAGE MEDFORD, N. I. Compliments of TRU-ADE Bottling Company MERCHANTVILLE NEW I ERSEY Compliments of J. S. COLLINS 8: SON BUILDING MATERIAL Third and Mill Streets MOORESTOWN, N. I . Compliments of FISHER'S SERVICE STATION 300 Chester Avenue MOORESTOWN. N. I. Phone 9-9127 COMPLIMENTS OF KIEEKHEPEB EDNTAINEB EDMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF A MUTHEH AND FATHER Both Phones SAM S. YAMPELL JAMES STRETCH IeweIer F uneral Director and Embalmer 109 Kings Highway. East HADDONFIELD. N. I. 8 Kings Highway. East Telephone Haddonfield 9-2626 HADDONFIELD: N- I- THE MOORESTOWN BOWLING ALLEYS 300 Chester Avenue J- TREND Open Daily Except Sundays from 2p.m.t012p.m. 7Qf Healthful Recreation for the Entire Family REAL ESTATE MOORESTOWN 9-1469 INSURANCE Compliments of 72! OTTER 6: SON FLORISTS HADDONFIELD. N. I. 221 Fuirview Avenue 29 Kings Highway, EQSt MOORESTOWN, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF MILLSIDE FARMS LOCUST LANE FARM DAIRY Producers and Distribu tors of GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK Third and Mill Streets MOORESTOWN. N. I. h . Moorestown 9-0447 P one. Merchantville 8-2766 L. L. KEATING Phone 90712 Toilet Necessities, Patent Medicines Soda and Ice Cream WILLIAM GLEASON Whitman's and Other Candy Greeting Cards GARAGE Eaton, Crane, and Pike Stationery Eastman Kodak Phone: 9-3925 Films, Developing and Printing Auto Livery + Bus Service RIVERTON. N. I. MOORESTOWN, N. I. WRIGHT GIF T SHOP BLANTON DUNN CO. 142 Kings Highway, East Frigidaire .Sa'lgs 6? Service D1V1s10n HADDONFIELD; N- I- ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES KITCHEN EQUIPMENT 1 Kings Highway East. Haddonfield, N. I. Micronizecl WETTABLE SULPHUR SULPHUR DUST INCREASED EFFICIENCY THROUGH INCREASED FINENESS Microniser Processing Co., Inc. MOORESTOWN, N. I. 1kRegisfered U. S. Patent Office DANENHOWER SPORTS Complete Sporting Goods Outfitter 2731 Pleasant Street CAMDEN. N. 1. Phone: Emerson 5-0566 Innocence . . Boredflohnny? The Class of 1947 would like to thank their many Advertisers and hope that our Subscribers will patronize them. 1881-1947 Sixty-six Years of Service to Insureds CRETH and SULLIVAN GENERAL INSURANCE 106-108 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA 6, PA. REPRESENTATIVE F. W. D'OLIER, MOORESTOWN, N. I.