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

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CATHERINE VICTORIA McCAUGHEY Commercial Snook” A Sunbeam in a winter’s day.” Cheerleader, III, IV,- Chorus, III, IV; Stenographic Awards, III, IV; Bookkeeping Awards, III; Hallowe'en Party Play Cast. Ill, IV; Chairman Supper Committee, IV,- Eastfrin Staff, IV; Hallowe'en Decorating Committee, IV; Field Day Events. I, II, III; Gym Exhibition, II; H2E, III, IV; Operetta, III, IV; Benefit Movie Committee, IV; An- nual Play Cast, IV; P. S. M. A. Chorus, IV. “Snook” is one of the jolliest, not to say liveliest girls in the class. She is usually seen working for the class or for Mrs. Dunlap. If not, she may be found with Mary Jane Wood. “Snook” plans to be somebody’s stenog” and we feel sure that she will succeed. WINNE McCOWN Academic Winne “Dance! Dance! Dance, little lady!” Le Cercle Francois, IV; Eastfrin Staff, III, IV; Hallowe’en Party Prize Committee, III; Bake Committee, IV. Light of step and heart is this bright lass. Where there is music and dancing Winne is present. Few knew of Winne’s literary skill, which she retained as hidden knowledge, until she began to give her assistance to our “Eastfrin”. But these aren’t Winne’s only pastimes for we hear that she is sometimes found in the company of a certain cadet. Some day we shall hear of Winne dancing her way to fame. JAMES R. McNEILL Academic Reds “Silence is the mother of truth.” Football, II, III; Monitor, III, IV; Gym Exhibition, II. Red hair? Yes, but unfortunately here the heralded temper is lacking, and there remains a thoroughly agreeable fellow. Jim’s chief concern since he entered T-E has been football. Although a member of the squad for two years, his career was abruptly ended by unforeseen difficulties. During the past year he has ably assisted in preparations for Senior activities. And yet Red's” must still believe that “silence is golden” for not once in four years has be heen roused to fluent speech. HARRY ANTHONY LOUIS MELCHIORRE Commercial Gum-Ba “He was a man, take him for all in all.” Football, II, III, IV; Track, II; Baseball, I, III; Monitor, III; Chorus, IV; Perfect Attendance, I, II, III, IV; Gym Exhibition, II. If we may judge from the way that Harry remedies the world’s troubles in Problems of Democracy’’ ,we can say that he should some day become another “James Farley” in the political realm. Harry is a member of that famous “Cedar Hollow Group”, which has contributed some of the best students to T. E. He is also very prominent in their political affairs. Harry’s ambition lies in Politics. 19 3 7 Page Twenty-eight

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Commercial FRANCES BROWNE MATTHEWS Frannie” O spirits, gay and kindly heart Precious the blessings ye impart.” Class Secretary, IV; Basketball, II, Captain, III, IV; Tennis, II, III, IV; Typing Awards, IV; Stenographic Awards, III, IV; Bookkeeping Awards, IV; Filing Award, IV; Eastfrin Staff, IV; Field Day Events, II, III; Student Council, III, IV; H2E, III, President, IV,- Gym Exhibition, II,- Cafeteria Treasurer, III, IV; Annual Play Cast, IV. “Frannie came to us in our Sophomore year and it didn't take us long to realize that we just couldn't get along without her. What- ever she does, she does well whether it be on the basketball court or in the classroom. FRANK ALLAN MAUGER Academic “Shorty It is not only size that counts. Golf Manager, III; Monitor, III, IV; Eastfrin Staff, IV; Senior Dance Committee, IV; Perfect Attendance, III, IV; Operetta, III; Gym Exhibition, II. Allan is a little lad who joined us in our Sophomore year, coming from Malvern. Although small, he accomplishes what he sets out to do. His enthusiasm for class projects was very inspiring. In the fall Allan plans to enter Penn State to further his education in the field of Chemical Engineering. ELMER ELLSWORTH McALLISTER Practical Arts “Elm Labor begets manhood. Golf, II, III, IV; Monitor, II, III; Chorus, III; Printing Club, IV; Industrial Arts Club, IV. If he is not backstage during a play or an operetta, then Elmer is to be found either fixing lights for a dance or working in the cloak room. Yet with all his duties he finds time to play golf and has been a member of the T. E. team since its origin. As an industrious and a willing worker, his presence has always been welcomed during our struggles to increase the Washington Fund. MELVINA MAE McALLISTER Academic Mae Modest as her blushing shows,- Happy as her smiles disclose. Hockey, II; French Club, IV,- Eastfrin Staff, III, IV; Perfect Attend- ance, III, IV; Gym Exhibition, II; Field Day Events, II; Bake Committee, IV; Supper Committee, IV; Hot Dog Committee, IV. At the beginning of her high school career Melvina chose the academic course and has diligently pursued her studies, both scientific and literary, in preparation for fulfilling her ambition of becoming a teacher. She intends to begin working for her degree at West Chester State Teachers' College next year. 19 3 7 Page Twenty-seven

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GARNET AND GRAY ROBERT EARLE MENIG Practical Arts Ears Nature has performed strange things in her time.” Basketball, I; Soccer, II, III, Captain, IV; Monitor, II, III; Chorus, II, III; Decorating Committee, IV; Eastfrin Staff, IV; Operetta, III; Industrial Arts Club, II, III, IV. Robert is better known as Ears”. He is an all-around good fellow but he enjoys teasing people. Bob has changed considerably since his earlier years at T. E.; he has become interested in his school work and other activities. Robert's future work will be in the U. S. Army Infantry. ANNA JULIA MILLER Commercial Ann Work, more work, and always work. Stenographic Awards, IV; Bookkeeping Awards, III; Filing Awards, IV; Year Book Staff, IV,• Eastfrin Staff, III, IV; Supper Committee, IV; Gym Exhibition, II; Wardrobe Mistress, Mikado. Anna is a very conscientious worker, and can always be found busy in a commercial room or helping in the office. It is just natural for her to promote cheer wherever she goes, for a bright smile is always infectious. She hopes to fill a position as bookkeeper and she’s sure to be a success. ANNE LLEWLYN MOORE Commercial Sis She doeth little kindnesses, Which most leave undone or despise.” Typing Awards, II, IV; Stenographic Awards, II, III, IV: Book- keeping Awards, III; Filing Awards, IV; Field Day—Baseball, II, III; Cafeteria, II, III; Gym Exhibition, II. Taking roll call and performing errands in a business-like manner typifies Anne's day. She also finds time to relate her good times to her friends. In the spring she revels in sports and in the summer in her favorite pastime of camping. We wish you luck in your future secretarial work, Anne. ETHEL M. MOORE Academic Effie Her care was never to offend, And every creature was her friend.” Perfect Attendance, I, II, III, IV,- Gym Exhibition, II. Ethel is our barometer. We always know when Chester Valley is snowed in, for she doesn't appear at school. Ethel is one of our most conscientious seniors and supports the class wholeheartedly in all of its undertakings. Although she never appears hurried, she always has her work done in advance and is on hand whenever needed. Because of steady, efficient work we feel sure that she will be successful in her life work and T. E. wishes her success in the future. Page Twenty-nine