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

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EVELYN ROSE BREUNINGER 416 Chapel Road, Melrose Park ENTERED 1938 Freshman: Color Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketballg Photography Club. Sophomore: Class President, Second Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketballg Second Team Tennis, Photo' graphy Club. junior: First Team Hockeyg Junior Essay Awardg Property Manager for Om- Hearts Were 'Young and Gayg Atoms Stalfg May Day Court. Senior: Class Treasurerg Secretary of A. A.g Religious Life Committee Presidentg Buck Hill Conferenceg Acoms Poem Contestg Second Team Hockey CCaptainDg Atoms Staffg Photography Editor of Yearbook. The two noblest things, which are sweetness and light. If you want a job done well, just get Evie, for she is by far the most conscientious member of the class. Her continual good will and the cheerfulness with which she tackles any joh, no matter how tough, is amazing. As class treasurer and secretary of the A. A., Evie has shown her ability as an executive. Sports are also an important part of her life, for when she's not playing tennis or hockey at A. F. S., she is down at Shibe Park watching the A's. Evie is a charter member of the crazy remark department, and many of her un' expected comments have lightened up a dull class. As a matter of fact Cif it weren't for her spellingj, we could say that Evie is tops in everything! Eight

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First Row: Billie Hutchinsg Betty Lou Drexlerg Margie Craigg Susie Kaiser. Second Row: -Io Stierg joan Williams, Audrey Roberts, Vice Presidentg jean Nicholas, Presidentg Diane Van Hestg Paddy Stullg Nancy Deininger. Third Row: Mis Bickley jane Knivetong joan Schroederq Evie Breuninger, Treasurerg Iona Sanders, Secretary Eig'g6vi2: , iq --as , - Z e '- -- :-. u1u::5g'i if .f,x.,.i::.,. Y fflgzgzilxeggigixii J if 3-1:1.1::!:1:1i'3 xx. :iii'f12':.fvE2a2fl...cZ:ib-- -1:55-2-gy? rgwssf- -If .1fm1E:-,,:.i,.-- 1 qu-. . . M1sv.-:Sf11:X2z13!:g.5ri- ,s1..,,... s va'-sis. 3593921212 ails' uv -:.a:'4:1+1:szl' N S'R?:if1g522-ss:S15eqEu 1: xhll-'T' - hgh Qergsgailsgs .2:-swwxizfs -. :wa ,gsm gag-. -sf:M+se?:s:gis:5i Gfa'f!.-1 I wsirzfzzff'--1 - -1- A i.,-L .wg-m,ig A z X4 'Q' 'i'-3 9. .- - - -gig.: :ii ,. 65116 Seniors

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MARJORIE SCOTT CRAIG 162 Fernbrook Avenue, Wyncote ENTERED 1948 Sophomore: First Team Hockeyg Acorrzs Staifg Color Team Basketballg Cast of Parlor Matchesg Glee Clubg Sophomore Honors. junior: Religious Life Committeeg Buck Hill Conf ferenceg Class Treasurerg Acorris Business Managerg First Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketballg Glee Clubg Cast of Our Hearts Were 'Young and Gayg junior Honorsg May Day Script Committee. Senior: Business Manager of YEARBOOKQ First Team Hockey CCaptainjg President of Glee Clubg Color Team Basketballg Acorns Staffg Cast of Book Day Play. Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. All of us realize today how lucky we were when Margie entered our class. She had new and refreshing ideas, a sincere attitude, and practical common sense. In the years that she has been with us, she has im' pressed us with these qualities along with her un' paralleled enthusiasm. Margie adds zest to any activity in which she participates. The Glee Club, with her as president, has greatly improvedg Acorns staff has been helped by herg the hockey team which she captained was a successg and this yearbook benefited because of her business abilities. Margie's poise at all times, especially in emergencies, is proof of her maturityg and it is this maturity that has en' abled her to be such a strong and intelligent leader of our class. Nine