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

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IRVING WATERS Practical Arts Student Monitor, III, lndustrlal mrts Club, lll, IV, Field Day Events, Give me the wide open spaces, Irving is a fellow of many winning ways. He spent most of his time in school either in shop or some other practical work. lrv's most enjoy- able pastime is hunting and hiking. Some day we may find him a forest ranger or game warden in one of the wild sections of North America. Game Warden. HARRIET MARGUERITE WILLIAMS Academic Basketball II, IV, Gym Exhibition, ll, Field Day Events, l, ll, Ill, Perfect Attendance I. She chatters chatters as she goes She is really silent never U Harriet gets much out of life, taking things as they come with little com' plaint. Not once is she really serious, but always jocund. She excels in the field of athletics being one of our outstanding basketball stars, Slums noon periods are always occupied by teaching her classmates different dance steps. P'ans have been made to enter a school of Beauty Culture. Beautician. RUTH WEBB Academic Hockey II lll, Captain, IV, Gym Exhibition, I, Il, Field Day Events, I, ll, Ill, Chorus, Ill, IV, Supper Com- mittee, IV, Student Librarian, III, IV, Perfect Attendance, II, I-IQE Club, Il, III, IV, Annual Play Cast IV. A carefree lass with laughing eyes. Twinkling eyes plus merry laughter is Ruth alone. Never does she allow herself to get low in spirit, but she maintains a cheerful countenance no matter what the odds against her. lf Ruth manages everything in life as well as she did the hockey team, we shall not fear for her future success. Drexel Institute. J. HARVEY WILLIAMS Practical Arts Football I, ll, lll, IV, Baseball, I,, Il, III, IV Field Day Events, I, II, III, IV, Varsity Letter Club, l, Il, Industrial Arts Club, I, ll, Ill, IV, Dance Com- mittee, IV, I-IaIIowe'en Party Com- mittee, IV, Student Council, IV, Student Monitor, III, Perfect Attend- ance, ll, Ill. None but himself can be his equal. ul-larv's iokes keep the senior class in a constant uproar His swift action on the field has saved the day more than once for T E. wfwo cents a couple is heard daily from I-larv's lips as he admits dancers in the auditorium at noon time. Good luck in the future. Football Coach. WILLIAM A. A. WICHERT, JR. Practical Arts Class Treasurer, Ill, A. A, Vice- President, IV, Football, lll, IV Basketball, ll, Ill, IV, Track, lll, IV, Field Day Events, ll, Ill, IV, Varsity Letter Club, lll, IV, Industrial Arts Club, I, Il, III IV, Pinafore IV, Supper Committee, IV, Movie Benefit Committee, IV, Halloween Party Committee, IV, Year Book Staff, IV, Student Council, IV, Student Monitor, ll. Worry was never worthwhile Billy was one of the very out standing players on the basketball floor. He has shown his 'lfightn and cooperativeness in curricular as well as in the many extra-curricular activi- ties in which he figured. I-Ie is omni' potent in his power to pull anyone out of the 'bluesf' MBiII's popu- larity is shown equally among the ladies' 'everyone welcomes him. penn State. DAVID WILSON Academic Football, lll, IV, Track, Ill, Field Day Events, ll, Ill, Christmas Party Play Cast, IV, Ways and Means Committee Chairman, IV, Student Council, IV, Student Monitor, Ill, IV, Perfect Attendance, Il, Annual play Cast, IV. He was straight and strong and his eyes were blue. We are all positive that Dave's argumentative power shall gain for him a place in the political world, that his Quaker instincts shall gain for him a place in the competitive business world, and his sincerity a place in Agriculture at Penn State. Page Twenty-nine,

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GEORGE ELLIOT STANLEY Practical Arts lennis, III, Industrial Arts I, ll, III, Orchestra II, III, IV, Rand, II, Ill, IV, Glee Club, III, IV, Ptnafore IV, Supper Committee, IV, Dance Commrttee, IV, I-lallowe'en Party Committee, IV, Fastfrrn Stott, IV, Student Counctl IV, Student Monitor, IV lo those who know hlihm best, a friend most true George has a flock oi brIrries sociabrlrty, dependabrlrty, and ami' ability I-le will best be remembered by his abilrty to ploy the percussion instruments and his devotedrress to the school orchestra George is gifted with a good hand at art Cone al his posters may usually be seen about school? and ls a regular handy mon Commercial Art THOMAS D. WALSH Commercial Music Glee Club, IV, Pinafore, IV Stenographrc Awards, IV, Lalayette Glee Club Committee, IV, Candy Committee, IV, Year Flock Staff, IV Men of lew words are the best men, lhomas came back ta us rn his senior year alter Ieavrng us as a sophomore He has proved a very delrghtful lrlencl to all who have come ln contact with htm I-le seems to have a correct answer lor any Question asked him and ready reference for it He ls a drlrgent and elllcient worker, llusrness Page Twenty-eight EVELYN BERNICE TURNER Academic Field Day Fvents, I, II, French Club, III, Chorus, Ill. 'Conscientious and tranquil people accomplish much. Fbbie , though quite shy and serious at times, will always indulge in the lun ol I. F She left us in her sophomore year to attendWestChester I-lrgh, but missing us so, was forced to return Frequently in study hall we Find her auickly sketching one of us She rs especially interested in art and expects to become an artist in the future Artist, VIOLET SYLVIA TYRE Academic Gym Fxhibitron, I, Field Day Fventl' I, II, III, Chorus, II, III. In friendship every burdens light Vi has been a perfect pal throughout her four years in I F I-ler quiet unassuming manner has won for her many friends, We all feel that we can rely On her for almost any fayor When vt comes to hard work, Violet always goes about it in a quiet, earnest manner, Our only wrsh to her IS success in Irie, Social Welfare Work at I-loward Llnrversrty DOROTHY NAOMI WARREN Academic Field Day Fvents, Ill, Chorus, Ill, Supper Committee, IV, Scarl Com' mittee IV, Fastlrin Staff, IV. A smile and a helping hand for eVEl'YOl'leII Dottie came to us in her sopho more year from Dover, Delaware She brought with her a funny little laugh and a southern accent which helps to make the sun shine on rainy days. She is one of our prominent seniors and a1oIIy good friend among us all throughout her school days, T. F, l-I S. wishes her the best ol luck, Nursing, FLORENCE MARlE WATERS Academic Jolly and gay all the day M Nlerriment and mirth characterize Floss She came to us in our Junuar year from Cape May I-hgh School, Cape May, N. J, and has made numerous friends in this short while. During some ol the unrnterestlng moments of the school day, we can enioy ourselves listening to some of Florences pokes or witty remarks Yet, there is a serious side of her which can attain whatever she at tempts. We will remember her as the little girl wrth the pleasant disDositron. I-lame Fconomics at Hampton Institute.

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SARAH EDITH WOLFE Commercial Gym Exhibition, I, Field Day Events l, ll, Pinafore, IV, Typing Awards, lll, V Stenographic Awards, ll, IV, Bookkeeping Award, Ill, Supper Committee, IV. That load becomes light which is cheerfully borne, Sara is a real pal to everyone. She has a pleasing countenance and tends to promote good cheer wher- ever she goes. She is a willing work- er and helps out in anything she is aslced to do. Sara is studious and energetic but JOHN EUGENE WRIGHT Academic Soccer, lll, IV: Baseball, lll, IV, Traclc, ll, Field Day Events, ll, III, Glee Club, Ill, IV, Monitor, ll, III, Perfect Attendance, lll. I could a tale unfold. 'Pud is an endeavoring athletic sort of fellow who enjoys singing as well as his soccer each fall. With the advent al spring John goes to the ball diamond. As a student, John is up and every bit as endeavoring in class as an the field. John is expecting to take up a trade in a mechanical line. Mechanic, ROBERT LEE WRIGHT Academic Perfect Attendance, l, ll, Ill, Monitor, Ill, Baseball, lll, IV. lt's good to be merry and wise.' If it's that dude you mean, swagger- ing down the street with a rhythmic style all his own-that's Bobby. No one can resist his pleasing personality, cangeniality and quite at home and at ease manner, plus a proper respect for his persevering strides both in class and on the dia- mond. Business, always heaves that sigh of relief upon completing a taslc. Surely her determination warrants success in all her undertakings, Pianist. WD FRIENDSHIP As surely as the sunset in my latest November shall translate me to the ethereal world and remind me of the ruddy morning of youth, as surely as the last strain of music which falls on my decaying ear shall malce age to be forgotten, or, in short, the mani- fold influences of nature survive during the term of our natural life, so surely my Friend shall forever be my Friend, and reflect a ray of God to me and time shall foster and adorn and consecrate our Friendship, no less than the ruins of ancient temples. As I love Nature, as l love singing birds, and gleaming stubble and flowing rivers and morning and evening and summer and winter, so l love thee, my Friendfl -Browning. Page Thirty