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

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THE NUTSHELL WILLIAM CLYMER . .Bill ,, MARLTON CLASSICAL COURSE Attendance Certificate, '30. Bill hails from Marlton and is proud of it. Quiet? Sure! Gay? Sure! Bill can be very quiet when he wants to, but in a crowd of fellows he is full of fun. He takes life easy and is quite content. CLARE CONROY ' ' Tools s'rowN GENERAL COURSE ch Club, '31, Senior Play, '32. Here's another stunner. How these girls do it, we donit know, but T0ots could undoubtedly explain it all to you. She's really a very sweet person, but can be very supercilious on occasion as witnessed by her part in the Senior play. VINCENT CONROY ' ' Vince 'i MOORESTOXKVN AGR1cL'L'rURAL COURSE Basketball, '30, i31g Agricultural Team, 'SQQ Baseball, '39l. Vince is a quiet chap in im crowd. He speaks little but observes all, and is seldom in trouble. Vince is quite an athlete, too. He was out- standing on the Agricultural basketball team. ESTHER CRESTHULL PENSAUKEN CLASSICAL COURSE French Club, '31, Attendance Certificate, '30, ifilg Honor Certificate, '30, '31, Honor Student. Although small, Esther Cresthull has big ideas. She is one of the fore- most students in class work. Always laughing, always talking, Esther is surrounded by a cheerful atmosphere, those about her cannot help but catch some of her gniety.

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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.

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CLASS OF 1932 LEO CUNNINGHAM MAPLE SHADE GENERAL COURSE The mathematical genius in personl' Leo can tell you the answers to all the most difficult examples you can think of. Unlikemost mathematically inclined men, Leo is far from dry and disagreeable. Watch his eyes twinkle and look at that mischievous grin! Although he is a newcomer to the school, we all like and admire Leo. HELEN DAY NIARLTON COMMERCIAL Counsn To hear Helen laugh is a treat to the Class of '32, Did you ever walk by the Commercial room and hear a peal of laughter amidst the clicking of type- writers? That was she. But she takes time out for studying, as any teacher will tell you. SUE DENNELER Bnrocrzuono COMMERCIAL Counsi-1 Manager, Basketball Team, '32g Attendance Certificate, '29, '30, ,SL Sue is one of our brown-eyed bewitching maidens. But, folks, I warn you never to excite Miss Denneler's temper, for . . . well, I guess you know the rest! However, she's harmless, and we all love her greatly. THOMAS DIX ' 'Dixie IHERCHANTVILLE CL.,xssrcAL Counsn Orchestra, '30, '31, '32g Attendance Certificate, '30. Here you are folks- Dixie, the future scientist, inventor, and radio leader of the world. Dixiel' has been a faithful member of the high school orchestra and l1is clarinet has made the school songs sound much better. And Dixie is everybody's good friend!