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

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CONRAD WILKINSON Devon Academic Personal Use Typing XII; Mixed Chorus X; Boys' Chorus X, XI. Plaid shirts . . . bet'cha a quarter they win . . . slight run- in with Miss B . . .Yea, Garth. CRAIG WILSON Strafford General Basketball XII; Baseball XI; Field Day Events XII; Vice-President XII; Homeroom President XII. ''Cat,'' who is well liked by everyone, came to us in his junior year from West Phillie. He is a great baseball fiend and is also a member of the gang.” GARTH WISE Malvern Academic Baseball X. XI. XII; Monitor XI. XII; Personal Use Typing XII. I’ll show her who’s boss . . . husky “star” actor . . . long- live Konstanty . . . that G.O.P. fan . . . those blackberry pies . . . Hey, Conrad . . . aw, gee, whiz! TRANSITION The halls are still The desks, all in a row. Like sentinels await A new invasion from another class. The seniors of today are gone; Leaving but a memory of their passing, A ripple on the tide of life. But more will come To fill the empty spaces Where we. of 51, once walked And once again the halls will ring With cries of seniors, happy in the knowledge Of following in our footsteps; Only to know the pangs of leaving Which we feel now, as parting From our classmates we go Into the stream of life. Margery Motley

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WILLIAM WALTON Paoli General Football X. XII: Basketball X. XL XII: Baseball X. XI, XII; Field Day Events X. XL XI: Aviation X, XI: Yearbook Staff XII: Wood- shop X. XI, XII; Stagecraft X. XI; General Shop X, XI, XII. Bill is sociable and athletic. He likes short girls and sports. He doesn’t say much, but he's a man of action in school as well as on the gridiron. NANCY VIRGINIA WARD Paoli Academic Basketball. Hockey. Field Day Events. Tennis Manager, Orches- tra X. XI. XII; Golf X; Dramatic Club X. XI: Ways and Means Committee XII; Newspaper Staff XI, XII: Yearbook Staff. Refresh- ment XII; Clothing Activity X. Busting with vitality . . . col- lege weekends ... I mean, I, but . . . Those house parties . . . sign-happy. CAROL WARNER Berwyn Secretarial Field Day Events X. XI, XII; Li- brary Assistant XI, XII; Class Secretary X; Sophomore Chorus X; Mixed Chorus XI, XII; Girls Chorus XII; Driving XII. Carol has a merry laugh, and she is always willing to lend everyone a hand, especially when Tootie” is around. IDA ELIZABETH WARREN Malvern Secretarial Field Day Events X. XI. XII; Clothing Activity X. XI; Driving XII. “I is quite a gal, who is very quiet but gets a lot accomplished. She is well-liked by everyone. JOAN WEAVER Malvern Secretarial Field Day Events X, XI. XII; Fi- nance XI. XII: Athletic Assoc. XI, XII; Homeroom Treasurer XI; Homeroom Secretary XII; Soph- omore Chorus X. Weaver is one of the active little gals in the Secretarial Sec- tion who takes part in everything and is well-liked by the Seniors. GEORGE J. WEIDENHAMMER Berwyn Academic Baseball Manager X; Field Day Events X, XI. XII; Ways and Means Committee XII; Monitor XI. XII; Yearbook XII; Stagecraft X: General Shop X; Personal Use Typing XL Berwyn Taxi . . . twinkle toes . . . Seen at the TRO . . . Hugo . . . oh, that red plaid jacket! EDNA WELDON Berwyn General Library XII; Foods X. XII; Cloth- ing X, XI; Refreshment Commit- tee XII; Auto Driving XII. Edna has a nice personality and is well-liked . . . has a heart as big as the Pacific . . . Edna is a very good athlete and loves to cut up, especially with Pearl and Millie. DOLORES WHITE Paoli General Aviation XII; Dramatics XI; Li- brary XI. XII; Art XII; Mixed Chorus XII; Auto Driving XII. “Debbie is fun-loving, a great letter-writer and can usually be seen with Vera and Carolyn. We will always remember her, espe- cially in her gym classes for her own technique of basketball. 1951

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CLASS WILL Wc. the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-one of Tredyffrin-Easttown High School being of decrepit body and admittedly questionable mind, do hereby execute, declare and publish this, our last will and testament. To the entire student body we do hereby bequeath: The Great Triumvirate: Smith. Sterling, and Nash. The hope that the tradition of a frustrating Senior Class be upheld in the years to come. To the Class of 1952 we do hereby bequeath: The Senior girls' lunch table. The refreshing trip to Room 26 in the middle of the morning. Our varied and sundry mascote.” The sometimes dubious distinction of being Seniors. The Senior seats in assembly. The Senior homerooms. Membership in the renowned Game Refreshment Committee. Many empty test-tube racks. To those underclassmen who have gained our special recognition, we, as individuals, do hereby bequeath: I. Dorothy Savage, bequeath my piano-playing ability to Barbara Repscha. I, Julia Gable, bequeath my athletic ability to Audry Vause. I, Lucy Quid, bequeath my talkativeness to Betty Potts. I. Ann Fosnocht, bequeath my love of cookies to any other glutton. I. Margery Motley, bequeath my old worn-out straight jacket to the next Norristown fan. I. Joan Burns, bequeath all my ability in little jobs to Helen Bowman. I, Charles Lee, bequeath my cross-country ability to John McCardcll. We. Ginnie, Barb, and Chris, bequeath our constant companionship to any deserving friends. I, Doris Houghton, bequeath my typing ability to Elaine Burns. I, Roscoe Clark, bequeath my love of cars to Bob Ramsey. I, Suzie Greeley, bequeath my toed-in walk to Arlene Melchiorre. I, Norma Slider, bequeath my interest in the state of Texas to Jerry Kenner. I, Bruce Mancill, bequeath my cheerfulness to Randy McAusland. I, Nancy Ward, bequeath my bluffing ability to any last-minute homework fanatic. I. George Weidenhammer, bequeath the Berwyn Taxi Service to Don Rosato. I, Robert Lenker, bequeath my bulk to Louis Alieva. I, Craig Wilson, bequeath my space in the parking lot to Anthony Ginnona. We. Ruth Norcini and Dave DeRafelo, bequeath our title of Class Couple to Jeannette DeSolis and Funzy Alieva. I, Elsie Stanford, bequeath my ability to antagonize Mile. B. to Harvey Matlack. I, Fred Norris, bequeath my chalk to Eddie Duffy. I. Fred Ballard, bequeath my singing ability to Bob McQuilkin. I. Occie Vause. bequeath my tranquil attitude to Guy Mitchell, with the hope that it will do some good. I, Sue Bryan, bequeath my drum-majorette ability to Evelyn DeMonte. We. the Senior members of the hockey and basketball teams, bequeath the back seats on the buses to those deserving members of the Class of '52. To the school, our much-loved T-E . . .we simply leave . . . Signed and sealed this seventh day of June in the Year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. Witnesses: Signed: Ann Fosnocht Nancy Ward Margery Motley Barbara Patton Diana Rafuse Christine Lewis Mary Gable 29