Moorestown Senior High School - Nutshell Yearbook (Moorestown, NJ)

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f THE NUTSHELL SYDNEY BODINE CiSyd!! PENSAUKEN SCIENTIFIC Counsn An apiarist and lover of all nature, Syd is deductive in thought and explanation, and reserved in speech. He is well deserving of an honorable reputation. We are sure that his manner will remain unaffected throughout his life career. ' I EARLE BOWEN DPILANCO SCIENTIFIC COURSE Track, '80, '31, Earle must always be happy, because he continually radiates good cheer. He has faithfully supported school activities, and has played a unique' role in the life of Moorestown High School. ATWOOD BOZARTH ' 'A I! ie ' ' ltrvx-:asian SCIENTIFIC Covnsr: Attendance Certificate, '28, '29. The only time he's home is when he eats and sleeps. We wonder when he does his lessons. We don't know, but he seems to get through school all right. lf it's the talker who is successful iII life. we'll be looking up to Attie later on. CHARLOTTE BROWN Moonnsrowx Cmssxcru. Counsn French Club, '31, '394 Typing Team, '31g Prohibition Poster, '30g Junior Play, '31g Senior Play, '32, N UTSIIELL Staff, '32, Washington Play, '32, Honor Student. Because of her artist's temperament, we can hardly blame Charlotte for sometimes letting her emotions get the better of her. In spite of such a char- acteristic we all agree that she is a peach of a sport and hope that her art will receive due credit and honor wherever she may roam.

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CLASS OF 1932 J. CHARLES BARBOUR ' 'Jimm'ic M AME SHADE SCIENTIFIC Counsn Monitor Club Department Head, '32g French Club. '32. Jimmie has personality plus, and plenty of persistence. Returning to Moorestown High after a few years absence he has graduated, and is all set to work his way through college. Good luck, Jimmie !-and we know you'll have it, too. DOROTHY BARCLAY ' 'Dottie ' ' LIIARLTON SCIENTIFIC Counsm French Club, '31, '32g Junior Play, '31, Cheerleader, '31, '32g VVashingtou Play, '32. Dottie's cheery smile and always-pleasing disposition make her popular with every one. The ladies find her sweet and the gentlemen declare her a good little pal. She's always ready for a good time or the latest dance step, and when it comes to dramatics -well- Dottie is our future American star TRAVER BEANS LIERCHANTVILLE SCIENTIFIC COURSE Orchestra, '30, '32g Attendance Certificate, '30, '31. Doing his best to please,-our premier musician has breezed through three years in Moorestown High, leaving his associates the richer for his acquaintance. When Traver wields his powerful baton, the orchestra plays and the school sings, without further coaxing. JANE BLAKER MooRI:srowN CLASSICAL Counsa French Club, '31, '32g Athletic Council, '30, '31g Hockey, '30, '31, Senior Play, '32g Nl'TSHELL Staff, '30, Attendance Certificate, '29, '30, '31, Honor Certificate, '29, '30, 'Sli Second Honor Student. Always wearing a smile, Jane is able to conquer all opponents whether it be in hockey, chemistry, or oratory. Jane will win much fame both for her- self and school by her ambitions and desires, and will be, without a doubt, a model American woman.

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Q CLASS OF 1932 C. MARTHA CARSON MOORESTOXX'N CLASSICAL COURSE French Club President, '31, '32g Athletic Council, '303 Hockey, ,31, ,323 NUTSIIELL Staff, Assistant Editor, '31, Editor-in-Chief, '32g Civic Club Rep- resentative, '30, '32, Cheerleader, ,31, '32g Washington Play, '3Qg Senior Play, '32. i A real nice lassie here you see, who's sweet and filled with dignity. Gentle, timid, true, and kind, sunny, modest, and refined. Each day at close of school, you'll find Martha working the hours away on the coming issue of the NUTSHELL. She has been one of our most faithful cheerleaders and N UTsHELI, workers. BERTHA CLARK NIOORESTOWN CLAssIoIxL Covasu French Club, '32, Attendance Certificate, '29. Do you always do all your homework, Bertha? You always seem to have it done? You, who are the personification of good nature and industry will have no difficulty in making friends and achieving success in whatever you undertake. GENEVIEVE CHARLTON ' 'Gerzcf' LIAPLE SIIAIIE COMMERCIAL COURSE When we think of Gene we think of' pep. She's that and then some. If you watch the crowd gather around her locker in the Inorning you can easily see that Gene is popular, too 1 LOLA CLEMENT BIOORESTOWN SCIENTIFIC Covnsn Washington Play, '3Q. This sensitive mortal takes her way through the confusion of life, choosing her associates, her companions, at the bidding of an instinct seeminglv no more rational than vaguest whim. She is loved for her true companionship and her always-agreeable disposition.