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

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THE NUTSHELL NATALIE EHRENSTROM RIOORESTOWN CLASSICAL COURSE French Club, '31, '32g ibition Prize, '30, Junior Play, '31, Senior Play, '32: Attendance Cert' , '30, '31, Tennis, '31, Washington Play, '32. you i t no know it, Natalie is very fond of drawing. On all 1er you . sure t see.pict1u'es, mostly of Skippy. Well, we wish our al a l success in life, and she has our best wishes. KATHRYN H. EISELE G 'Y , INIERCIIANTVILLE GENERAL Couzsn Basketball, '31, '32g Hockey, '32, Attendance Certificate, '30. Kay, as she is known by her- friends, is one of the school's best athletes- be it hockey or basketball. Her good nature gets her through all of her chosen paths. And say-did you ever hear her laugh? You should-if you haven't! MINNA A. EISENSCHMIDT l.h'IERCHANTV1LLE CLASSICAL COURSE Orchestra, '30, '31, '32g Pianist-Operetta, Senior Play, and lVashington Play, '32g Attendance Certificate, '30, Cheerleader, '31, '32g Junior Play, '31, Blonde hair and a personality that sweeps you off your feet-this exem- plifies Minna. Always near when needed and willing to do more than her part. VVho could forget this charming blonde who has endeared herself to the hearts of us Seniors? MARY ELDRIDGE Scottie IVIOORESTOWN CLASSICAL COURSE French Club, '30, Latin Club Secretary, '29, Prohibition Poster, '30g Cheer- leader, '31, Scottie is a good sport who has a smile and snappy comeback for every- one. She isn't wrinkling her fair brow by worrying over lessons, oh no!-but seems to be thoroughly enjoying her high school career. Keep on laughing, Scottie, the world needs cheering nowadays.

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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!

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CLASS OF 1932 EDWARD ERICSON ' ' S wade MAPLE SHAIJ Sc1EN'rrrxo Couasm President, Athletic Council, '31, '32, Football, '30, '31, Captain, '32, Basket- ball, '32, Baseball, '30, '31, '32, Attendance Certificate, '29, '30. lVell, Swede was our football captain last year and hp made a good one. He is a good all-round sport. He made the team in basketball, also, this year. All the girls fall for his manly build, because he is one of the few big fellows in the class. He is full of fun and good company. GEORGE FALKER . .Gig -, NIAPLE SHADE COMMERCIAL COURSE Class President, '29, '30, '31, '32, Civic Club, President, '32, Treasurer, '31, Vice-President, Monitor Club, '31, Football Manager, '31, Cheerleader, '32. Gig always greets you with a smile, and always makes himself worth- while-no matter whether in frolic or doing his tasks. He makes friends easily and is soon recognized for his courtesy and respect toward others. ELLSWORTH FELTON MEncnAN'rvn.LE COMMERCIAL Counsu Orchestra, '31, '32, Ellsworth is our John Gilbert, with that cute little mustache. He certainly can play a trombone. He's rather quiet around school, but that's proof that he's a deep thinker. There's no pep and fun lacking though, when he doesn't have lessons on his mind. DONALD FLAMINIER ' ' 'Don MERCIiANTY'ILLE Scruwrrrro Couasu French Club, '31, Track, '29, '30, '31, Senior Play, '32g Cheerleader, '31, '82, Yvashington Play, '32. Don is that handsome boy with the big, sparkling, brown eyes. He's a wise-cracking fellow, just bubbling over with pep, who can always be counted on to be around when there's a good time. And girls, if you don't want to take a hard tumble, you'd better keep out of range of those eyes! CTake it from me-I knowlb