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

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C3111 Qflvmuriam ROSALIE CATHCART September 28, 1918-October 20, 1932 JOHN McKEEVER October 3, 1916-July 9, 1934 VIRGINIA THOMAS August 17, 1918-July 26,1935 HENRY TORONIL January 14,1918-May' I 1934 BETTY VOGEL August 2, 1918-January 5, 1934

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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

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