Tredyffrin Easttown High School - Garnet and Gray Yearbook (Berwyn, PA)

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GILMORE LEVVIS KIRKNER RAYMOND ALVIN KLISCHER ALOYSIUS J. LARKIN Varsity Letter Club Treasurer, IV: Annual Play Cast, IV: Typing Awards, III, IV: Field Day, III, IV. Aw go on! Kirk found us last year after leaving Norristown High School. He is in- terested in every type of sport from football to dancing. We realize. though, that Buck is one of the more seri- ous minded members of the class who would rather quietly talk than be fool- ishly boisterous. Be wisely worldly, but not 'worldly wise. Industrial Arts Club, II, III, IV: Perfect Attendance. III, IV: Track, IV: Orchestra, III, IV. Any samples? If, when you First meet him, Ray appears shy, be encouraged. His reti- cence will soon be replaced by a genial air and an instructive conversation pertaining to aeronautics will ensue. Regardless of circumstances, Ray- mond never loses his dignified mien: not even enthusiasm disturbs it. Stately and lull-he moves in the hall. French Club, III, IV: Noon Pro- gram Committee, IV. I'll talk il over. Chirps is one of the most sociable boys in T. E. Cthat is why study hall is his favorite classl. I-Ie always goes where there is a crowd and when there he does most of the chirping. Happy am I,from care I'm fren. 6 E x VIOLA JUNE LARSEN Typing Awards, III: Stenographic Awards,III: Librarian, IV: Christmas Chorus, IV. Skip ill We are glad that Viola left Media to come to us last year: for since her arrival, she has proved a supet-sales- woman at the candy counter. It was Viola's goat we had at the Thanksgiving football game this fall. A capricious one it proved to be. LilIle head jlowing offer with curls. Cl FRED F. MILLER, JR. Football, I, II, III, IV: Basketball, IV: Baseball, II, III, IV: Varsity Letter Club, III, IV: Monitor, III, IV: Track, II. , Wow-ow! Here's the inside dope on Pepper. He can play basketball, baseball, and football, as we want them played. Lessons don't bother him. I-Ie likes to wear a yellow sweater. Brunettes are his specialty. For them he sings and plays a guitar. You like him? So doewel A jig for care, a jig for woe. s 4 .1.- on-'l I S, 3 If FRANK T. MOULDIER. JR. Industrial Arts, i, ix, III, IV, Moni- tor, III: Chorus. IV: Christmas Party Refreshment Committee, IV. Is my credit good? Thunder! Lightning! The wind howled: the rain splashed. and all un- der the capable direction of Frank, our noise man. ' Furthermore, just as cleverly as he recreates natural phe- nomena -he originates unique proofs for solid theorems. A competent fellow this one! - How could I answer the boy? TREDYFFRIN-EASTTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 15

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J. RAYMOND HOXVE RUTH B. HUGHES HELEN RUTH KENDIG Baseball, IV, Industrial Arts Club, I, II, III, IV, YEAR Book Staff, IV, Perfect Attendance, III. IV, Senior Bake Committee, IV, Senior Dance Committee, IV, Sales Committee, IV, Christmas Party Refreshment Com- mittee, IV, Stage Manager, IV. Smoke gels in your eyes. Isn't it a pity that a chap with such curls should want to be a forest ranger? The girls would be much happier if he would continue to make posters, at home. I am sir, a brother of the angle. 1 Class Secretary, Ill, Christmas Party Play Cast, IV, Typing Awards. II, III, Stenographic Awards, III, IV, Senior Bake Committee, IV, YEAR Boon: Staff, IV, Librarian, IV, Easlfvin Typ- ist, IV, Chorus, IV, Christmas Party Refreshment Committee, IV, Store Bookkeeper, IV. Aw, now! Ruth worries about dieting and we worry lest she might lose weight and with it a bit of her precious joviality. NVQ: want to keep Rufus just as she is. Something allempled, something done. French Club, IV, Chorus, IV. You dou'l mean il! To Ruth, special credit is due, for, after two years' forced absence from T-E, this heroic Miss returned with an unmitigated determination to graduate. She has not even permitted sprained wrists and ankles to deter her splendid progress toward praiseworthy scholastic attainments. So unaiecled, so composed a mind! J! ROB Class President, I, Class Treasurer, II, A. A. President, IV. Vice-Presi- dent, III, Football Manager, IV, French Club, IV, Varsity Letter Club, II, III, IV, Dramatic Club, II, III, Annual Play Cast, IV, Hallowe'en Play Cast, III, Track Manager, II, Cheer Leader, II, Student Council, I, II, President, IV, Chorus, IV, And how! Bob's willingness to work as well as to smile has endeared him to his class- mates. Earnest endeavor has marked his attack upon each of the many problems he has been asked to solve for us. I'll 'warrant him hear!-whole. 7 ' v Class Secretary, I, Dramatic Club, II, Stenographic Awards, II, III, Librarian. IV, Chorus, IV, Gym- nasium Exhibition, I, Senior Bake Committee, IV, Ways and Means Committee, IV, Student Council, I. 0kay! Kingie must have her fun, but she is the more willing to help others out of tight spots, because she gets into them herself sometimes. That load becomes lighl which is cherr- fnlly borne. NG Typing Awards, IV, Stenographic Awards, IV, Hockey, IV. Thafs what you say. Many students entered our class in our Junior year, Oty was one of them. She came from Birdsboro High School. ' Unlike most flaming-red- headed beauties, Olive has a peaceful temperament. Furthermore, she sel- dom says much and never says too much. What an unusual, yet blessed, attribute! I'lf'hy should life all labor be! 14 THE YEARBOOK OF 193

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I 4 ' P VVINIFRED NAOMI NEIMAN Senior Bake Committee, IV, Class Treasurer, II, A. A. Corresponding Secretary, IV, Basketball, I, II, III, IV, Varsity Letter Club, IV, Typing Awards, II, III, IV, Stenog-raphic Awards, III, IV, Dance Committee, IV, Field Day, I, II, III, YEAR Boorc Staff, IV, Perfect Attendance, I, Gymnasium Exhibition, I, Chorus. IV, Annual Play Ticket Committee. IV. My goodne.ts. ' YVinnie is so energetic that innum- erable activities seem to consume but a portion of her resources. She never retracts from a new enterprise regardless of its prodigiousness. How does your garden grow? FRANCIS EDMOND OAT Football, IV, Varsity Letter Club, IV, Baseball, IV. IfVhal do you lhink? Fran came to us from Olney High in our Junior year. Straightway we were impressed by his affability. Indeed, the opportunity to fraternize with him has been prized by us all. Besides being a capable student, Frank's athletic abili- ties have made him conspicuous on the gridiron and diamond. Both slrenglh ojlimb and policy ofmindf' ,Ml CLARA CATHERINE OTTEY Typing Awards, I, Stenographic Awards, IV, Librarian, IV, Chorus, IV. Go way. This fall Clara left Upper Darby High School and becameggsenior here. It is Ott's pretty eyes ,that portray best that ever present good nature which we enjoy. Complaisantly she greets all who meet her, amiably she mingles with those about her. Where did you gel your eyes so blue? XS' 4 .v. i-' i 1 I I JOHN ELVVOOD PATTERSON Orchestra, I, II, III, IV, Monitor, IV, Senior Bake Committee, IV, French Club, III, IV. No kiddin'! Johnny is a master in the art, of play- ing the violin. But this is not his only accomplishment, for he is very con- scientious and capable in all his work. John has a gait that is all his own, you can tell him a mile away if he is walking. Oh, this learning, what a lhing it is. RUTH ELIZABETH PATTERSON A. A. Treasurer, IV, Assistant Treasurer, A. A., III, Dramatic Club, II, Typing Awards, II, III, IV, Steno- graphic Awards, Il, III, IV, Perfect Attendance, III, Play Cast CAbraham Lincolnl IV, Gymnasium Exhibition I, Chorus, IV, Refreshment Commit- tee, IV, Student Council Treasurer, IV, Senior Dance Committee, IV, Senior Bake Committee, IV. Indeed1 WVhat a smile! And what a worker! Ruth is the cheery sort of hustler whom everyone wants on hand. A sunbeam in a winler's day. Q, n F v ROBERT THOMAS PENLINGTON Industrial Arts Club, I, II,' Perfect Attendance, II, Cheer Leader, II, Monitor, III, IV,,Chorus, IV, Stage Hand, III,,IV, Track Manager, IV. C'mon outside! If you like Scotch jokes stop in Room 5 at noon and hear Penny tell some of his famous ones. Your laughter will be sure to mingle with ours when you join his appreciative audience. Wimpy obliges in another way, too- he's our money lender. . He is wifs peddlerf' 16, THE YEARBOOK OF 1934