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

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:iam 06Zr'.,cua.6v 0 Wit 2 Lights, curtain, action-and here before us is Kit Barclay the famous actress, but then again it may be Mar- lene, the exclusive dress designer, modeling her latest creation. However, in this case either one would turn out to be our Barbara. Her love of acting is shown in the fact that she is president of the Dramatic Club, and that she is cor- responding With a certain Katherine Cornell. As class secre- tary for several years she has demonstrated her ability in organizing things down to the last degree. Barbara is lots of fun too and now and again she gives us one of those price- less gems of satire that are ever ready at the tip of her tongue. Barbara has some great dreams for the future but they all seem to be Well founded on reality. YWQUEZWK wahfajaaifwf it Glue 9 5492516 0. efwcfclw- ' T QA MARLENE TMAN ambert ad aeder o you' M ENTER 194-4 Freshman: Color Team Hockeyg Glee Clubg Cast of AJ The Crazy Fulnre. Sophomore: Secretary of Student Councilg May Courtg Color Team Hockey5 Cast of The Moonstoneg Cast of The Trysting Placeg Glee Club5 George School Student Council Conference. Junior: Class Secretary5 Cast of When Shakespeare? Lariier Meelg Cast of Quality Street, Play Productiong Color Team Hockeyg Junior Essay Award. Senior: Secretaryi President of Dramatic Clubi Play Cast of Onr Heart: Were Young and Gayg or of Book Day and Christmas Playsg Blue Team ckey CCaptainD. at f 97 e honor ie.4.

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JEAN ANN HENDERSON 648 lVIulford Road, Wyfncote ENTERED 1944 Freshman: Photography C1ub5 Color Team Hockey5 Color Team Basketballg Cast of The Crazy Fnfnre. Sophomore: Photography Clubg Color Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketballg Cast of The Trysting Place. Junior: Photography Clubg Q0 or Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketballg Mhfyljjllay Music. Senior: Photography Editotlxof Yeaibookg Photography Clubg Assembly Co1nn'ttee5q,.fglee Clubg Second Team Hockey5 Ca Qzpl Hwrls IfVere Young and Gnyg Tennis M5 Y, . M 1' t ff! Gp. I yn If Il' vi I hip' X N I 1 f A. 0' if V 'f If 357 f t Q J JL 'fi J' f l ly A I j -V'e ' 6' y ',' ,iff ff 1 1 ,fl s ' T K f if ,J , ,I , I g ,ff T A 5 f l I , l l lf , QA' p p V v ,ao . i 'h 'f. ' I, A fl' l fn ' 'I V, ' f .V:,A, g ig? y -,M thi, iii fi fly fi! -,ijflr ti fu fl' Hi 5595? 'dlp' gh 1 ?.!f 91 U' lf ff- U7 - fo l 'ff 'ji ffl 2 lf 43 l A, 9. ry.: 7 ,IA lr ,lm fiff U JW f Ifkfxj f X l riff, U29 nf ill A, T ,ij Z9 Aa eijaaupfsaf for meef. jfflga ' ya' . T' If i 1' w ff, in v- 'J ' .2 .1 i 9' -1 -W' 5' 1 I 4 J -f if ,pi I ,Pr The joker and comedian burst into our homeroom in 1944. It was none other than Jean Henderson fand A. F. S. hasn't been the same sincej. Mischievous pranks and tricks have appeared, such as a fake cigar displayed hanging from her mouth on one eventful day. Her musical talent has been outstanding ever since she introduced the famous Accentuate the Positive with her jive partner, Joan G. She has surprised us by playing the violin and ukulele and has aroused many laughs, especially on the stage. She has amazed us as being the one girl who moves around continuously in every class. VVe admire .lean's excellent work in photography and ap- preciate her realistic philosophy. She is one of the most en- thusiastic among us, and we love her for being herself, just glean! Thirteen