Abington Friends School - Outward Bound Yearbook (Jenkintown, PA)

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.24 medaage rom ur .kleaalmadfer To THE SENIORS: Your class has been rich in containing a divergence of opinion on many things both frivolous and profound, yet its most characteristic quality is co-operation. Your understanding of responsibility to the group and the other persons in it is a quality which the world needs perhaps more than any other. The continuation of this understanding as the basis of your human relationships even in the face of incomparably greater differences of opinion would be the greatest possible tribute to your school. HOWARD W. BARTRAM Six

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.fdcgnowdolgmenf ELIZABETH G. SMITH Miss Smith, We wish to acknowledge your friendliness and enthusiasm throughout our school years. We shall never forget your love of fun, congeniality, support of the girls' cause, and your happy thoughts in Meetings. You have become a closer part of us through participating in many of the good times our class has had outside school as well as accom- panying us on summer and winter excursions that We shall always re- member. Your superiority as a coach has been very evident in our many victorious teams. We hope that the Wonderful lessons of good sportsman- ship and fair play that you have taught us in our athletics may continue in our daily lives. We thank you for being such a fine inspiration to us. Five

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First Row: Ioan Geiger, Barbara Hartman, Lynn Davis, Dottie Turner, Mary Jane Dean, Barbara Rush. Second Rofw: Gwen Mahle, Jean Henderson, Helen Bolnner, Bobbie Herzog, Ginny Keim, Claire Rosenthal, Stefannie Todd, Elinor Trautvetter. Senior President .......... Vice-Prwident.. Secretary ..,.....,. Treasurer .....,, Seivefz DAVIS MARY JANE DEAN BARBARA HARTMAN ,WHDOTTIE TURNER