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

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CLASS OFFICERS President—LEWIS WHITWORTH Vice-President—WILLIAM COLONA Secretary-FRANCES MATTHEWS Treasurer-FLORENCE DAVIS CLASS Mono TIMELY EFFORTS HERALD SUCCESS Page Eleven

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SENIOR CLASS SONG 1937 The time has come for our parting From this school so dear ana' gay; We wish again we were starting Days with thee, Garnet and Gray. The memories we’ll always cherish Of those four years spent with thee, From us they will never vanish. We love thee T. and E. Dear Alma Mater, we leave thee To meet a world unknown. Our days with thee have been happy. And fond of thee we have grown. No matter where we may wander, To thee we’ll always be true. Garnet and Gray, we extol thee In our farewell to thee. Page Ten Words and Music by Margaret Toroni

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MARGARET ANNE AHERNE Commercial “Rita Not too serious, not too gay, But a rare good sport when it comes to play.” Girl’s Hockey, II, III; Stenographic Awards, II Eastfrin Staff, III; Hot Dog Committee, IV,- Field Day- Volleyball, I, II Perfect Attend- ance, I, II H2E, II, III, IV Gym Exhibition, II Christmas Party Enter- tainment, I. Rita is of a fun-loving nature. Her greatest hobby and pastime seems to be dancing, as seen at noon in the auditorium. Also, she is very active in sports, being especially fond of hockey and tennis. Although she does not excel in her studies, she will lend a helping hand, accompanied with a cheery smile, wherever it is needed. ELLANOR JANE ARMSTRONG Academic “Jane A sunny temper gilds the edges of life’s blackest cloud.” Chorus, III, IV French Club, IV Christmas Party Play Cast, IV' Senior Bake Committee, IV Field Day, II,- Operetta, IV; Gym Exhibi- tion, II Student Librarian, II, III Annual Play Cast, IV P. S. M. A. Chorus, IV. Jane is a vivacious young lady who will surely cure your blues. One can often hear her merry laughter peal forth from Room 13. Her willingness to do work has helped the Seniors out of quite a few trying spots. Jane's sunny disposition will surely be welcomed by sick people when she dons her nurse’s uniform. WILLIAM HENRY BARBER, JR. Academic “Bill' My only books Were women’s looks, And folly’s all they’ve taught me.” Monitor, III Chorus, III Christmas Party Play Cast, II. Bill” is one o those people who possesses an unusually carefree disposition, and although studies have tried to worry him they have not counted him as one of their victims. Bill has the knack of keeping his opinions to himself, unless asked for them. Then he expresses himself very conservatively. Bill’s first half of his senior year was at Bridgeport, but he became homesick and is back with us. Bill’s ambition is law. ALICE MARGARET BEAM Academic Beamie Blue were her eyes as the fairy flax Her cheeks like the dawn of day. Basketball, I, II Hockey, I, II, III, IV Field Day Events, I, II, III, IV Gym Exhibition. Alice’s ability on the hockey field has earned her an athletic repu- tation that is to be envied. Her tall, statuesque figure is a familiar sight on the campus. Her innocent features disguise a mind that is forever planning fun, yet she manages to earn good marks. As her trend is toward sports, we feel sure that she will be successful as a coach or gym teacher. 19 3 7 Page Twelve