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

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ROSE ANNA FARR Rosie' Commercial He is well paid that is well satisfied. Bookkeeping Awards, III; Filing Awards, IV,- Eastfrin Staff, II, III, IV; Perfect Attendance, IV; Gym Exhibition, II. Rose’s quiet nature is indeed an asset. She takes very calmly those things which would greatly excite others. What would the Eastfrin Staff do without this worker so diligent and uncomplaining who does such a great deal of typing for the paper? Rose is ever ready to lend a helping hand to one she calls a friend and she has that enviable trait which enables her to call most every- body that. JOSEPH A. FERRANTE Practical Arts Joe Worry never was worthwhile. Monitor, III; Year Book Staff, IV; Eastfrin, III; Perfect Attendance, I, II, IV; Hill-Billy Band, I; Industrial Arts Club, II. Joe is a strong silent person who has taken out his energy in his course of Practical Arts. He is a shy and retiring member of our class. But when we want work to be done, he’s there to do it. The fact that Joe can do his work, without attracting attention, coupled with his unusual determination to do it, leads one to expect great things of him. BARBARA CAROL FRIEDHOFER Commercial Bobbie Not too serious, not too gay, But a rare good sport when it comes to play. A. A. Recording Secretary, III; Chorus, III; Stenographic Awards, III; Bookkeeping Award, IM; Eastfrin Staff, IV; Supper Committee, IV; Dance Committee, IV; Filing Award, IV; P. S. M. A. Chorus, IV. Witty, clever, friendly to all, always ready to help anyone—such we might characterize Bobbie . We believe that her greatest pastime is equally divided in dancing and driving a car, both of which she does exceptionally well. But for all her favorite pastimes we must give her credit for her untiring efforts in selling tickets in Room 10. ESTHER GILROY Academic Grade I would my horse had the speed of your tongue, And so good a continuer. Chorus, I, II, III, IV, Hallowe’en Party Play Cast, I, III; Senior Bake Committee Chairman, IV; Eastfrin Staff, III; Editor-in-Chief of Eastfrin, IV; Archery, III, Perfect Attendance, I,- Operetta, III, IV; Student Librarian, III; H2E, III, IV; Gym Exhibition, II; Junior Prom Committee Chairman, III; Supper Committee, IV. Esther will talk, for she is determined to develop the poise that may be acquired from practice in oral expression. She can both act and sing too for she surely portrayed her role well in both H. M. S. Pinafore as Buttercup and in The Mikado as Katisha. 19 3 7 Page Twenty

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JOHN WILLIS DRIES Academic Johnny As an actor, confessed, without rival to shine, As a wit, if not first, in the very first line.” Basketball, II, III,- Cheerleader, IV; Monitor, III, IV; Chorus, III, IV; Senior Supper Committee, IV,- Operetta, IV; P. S. M. A. Chorus, IV. A careful look directed at Johnny immediately tells one what the well dressed man may wear. With impeccable taste he stands out prominently in the field of sartorical correctness. Johnny is also the class gift to the women in school, and if you ever see him around anywhere, he’s surrounded by many females. Johnny's ambition is an engineer. Good luck to you. VIRGINIA M. DUCKWORTH Academic Virgie I should rather excel others in knowledge than in power. Virginia was a new member in our midst, coming here to join us in our Senior year from Eastern Mennonite School in Harrisonburg, Virginia. She appears to be shy and reticent to those with whom she comes in contact, but when you really become acquainted with her, under that quiet exterior one finds a most intellectual person whose suggestions in any subject are always helpful. Virginia’s plans are to go in training. All of us feel certain that she will become a most successful nurse. HOWARD HUNTER EARL Academic Rusty Who first invented work? Football, II, III, IV; Tennis, II, III, IV; Monitor, IV, Perfect Attend- ance I; Operetta, III, IV; Orchestra, I, II, III, IV,- Band, I,- Gym Ex- hibition, II. At the top of our list of well-dressed Seniors is smiling Rusty Earl. Add to this his handsome countenance and congenial manner and you have the answer to many a maiden’s dream. Although we rarely find him actually looking for work, yet upon examination we see that his share has been efficiently carried out. MARY ELIZABETH FARR Commercial Libby We know her merry giggle, For she’s a jolly lass.’ Chorus, III; Stenographic Awards, IV; Bookkeeping Awards, III; Field Day Events -Baseball; Perfect Attendance, II, IV; Gym Ex- hibition, II. Libby in spite of her size is a jolly, fun-loving girl. To some she may seem quiet, but when you once get to know her, your rainy days are gone. Although she does not excel in her studies, she is always ready to lend a helping hand, accompanying it with a cherry smile. 19 3 7 Page Nineteen

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GARNET AND GRAY DOROTHEA M. GLAUNER Academic Dot” Hang sorrow! Care'll kill a cat. Flower Committee, IV Christmas Party Committee, I; Gym Exhibition, II Junior Hop Committee, III. Dot just never seems to have a care. In study-hall or outside of school she is just as carefree as any person ever was. But just get her in a classroom- that is when the more serious side of her shows. Dorothea takes Problems of Democracy very seriously. That’s not all Dot finds time to be popular with the boys, too. HOWARD IRVINE HANNA Practical Arts Hanna There ain’t no use in all this strife, To study—study all through life. Boys’ Basketball Manager, IV Industrial Arts Club, I, II, III, IV Candy Committee, IV Gym Exhibition, II. Besides Hanna’s ability in selling candy to aid the Seniors to Washington, he found pleasure in driving his friends around in his classy (r) Chevy. Adventure of this sort occupied Hanna’s leisure time. But in his most serious mood he was sometimes found in the chemistry laboratory trying to figure certain unknown substances. Although rather complicating, the substances came out all right in the end. May all your adventures be like your chemistry laboratory experiments, Howard, and come out just right. EDWARD H. HAYES Academic Eddie Blessed with each talent, and each art to please And born to write, converse, and live at ease. Football, IV,- Basketball, IV,- Soccer, ll; Track, I Baseball, I,- Year Book Staff, IV Field Day, I, II, III Operetta, IV Industrial Arts Club, I, II Gym Exhibition, II. Eddie is an ever-smiling blond, hailing from Berwyn. Eddie’s high school career has extended into widely diversified fields—ath- letics, politics, dramatics, and girls, with equally good achievement in each. However, his chief interest lies in the latter. Eddie’s ambition is to join the Navy. HOWARD GORDON HICKMAN Practical Arts Hicky This is the Happy Warrior, this is he. Football, II, III, IV Monitor, II. Gordon is a shining example of the heights to which T-E students rise. Physically he tops them all. His lean and towering form has almost become a landmark at the high school. Hickman’s presence is taken for granted and its true value not realized, but his disappear- ance would leave the campus strangely vacant. Early in his school life Hicky found the niche into which his great frame fitted— football. Here he soon distinguished himself as a tackle to be re- spected by all his opponents. Page Twenty-one