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

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FRANCES JANE KNIVETON 109 Glenview Avenue, Wyncote ENTEKED 1944 Fresl1ma'n: Cast of The Last Strawg Photo' graphy Club Treasurerg Second Team Hockeyg Second Team Basketballg Second Team Tennis. Sophomore: Class Treasurerg Second Team Hockeyg First Team Basketballg Second Team Tennisg Photography Club Treasurerg Cast of Parlor Matches. junior: First Team Hockeyg First Team Basketballg First Team Tennisg Glee Clubg Acoms Staff. Senior: First Team Hockeyg First Team Basketball fCaptainDg Glee Clubg Acofms Staffg Treasurer of A. A.g Treasurer of Oaks Bank and Trust Companyg Service Committee. And-fxing on a .star I grew, I pushed my head against the blue! Galloping up the hockey field, dribbling down the floor, or executing a beautiful backhand are all in a day's work for Jane, our three varsity star. Ever since she came to A. F. S., she has been leading the various teams to victory. Jane has also been the able treasurer of the school bank, and has shown her capability by helping to balance the books each Friday afternoon. She has again demonstrated her skill in handling money by acting as treasurer of the A. A. jane's willingness to do any job set before her is amazing. Whenever work arises, she is the first to offer her services. Jane is an outstanding member of our class because of this willingness, her ready sense of humor, and her prac- tical outlook on life. Fourteen

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EMILY SUZANNE KAISER 8329 High School Road, Elkins Park ENTBRBD 1945 Freshman: Class Presidentg Color Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketball: Color Team Tennisg Dramatic Club, May Day Court: Book' Day Play: Cast of The Last Straw: Cast of The Moonstone. Sophomore: Buck Hill Conference: Meeting Committeeg Acoms Staff: Color Team Hockey CCaptainjg Color Team Basketball: Color Team Tennis. junior: Dramatic Club: Acoms Staff: Color Team Hockey: Color Team Basketball. Senior: Glee Club: Dramatic Club Treasurerg Acovns Art Editor: Color Team Hockey CCaptainD. It would talk,-Lord! how if talked! Noisy? just listen. Hear that big racket up in the Senior Room? That's Susie-as always, acting the halffwit of the class. Because of her ready wit, many a tense moment has passed off into laughter. Susie is also known for her unique sayings, and we don't think that she is even sure what she'll come out with next! Despite her love of fun, Susie is a hard worker, and is found in many activities around school. Her work as Art Editor of Acoms is proof of her artistic talent, and her clever ideas for decorations have helped make our dances successful. We will remember Susie for her friendly ways and her love of life, for where there's Susie, there's bound to be fun! Thirteen

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JEAN LOU ISE NICHOLAS Washington Lane and Church Road, Wyiicote ENTERBD 1944 Freshman: Class Secretary, Meeting Com- mittee, Play Production, Freshman Honors, Cast of The Moonstorzeg Book Day Play. Sopho' more: Assembly Committeeg Color Team Hockey, Color Team Basketball, Play Produc' tiong Cast of Parlor Matchesg May Court. junior: Student Council Treasurer, Dramatic Club VicefPresidentg Second Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketball, Play Production. Senior: Class Presidentg Second Team Hockey, Play Productiong New York Public Service Conferf ence. . Independence now and independence forever. jean is, without a doubt, the most frank and indef pendent member of our class. Ever since she joined us in sixth grade, we have received straight forward answers and down to earth reasoning from her. Jean is a hard worker, as can be seen not only by her success as a student, but also in the Way she has tackled the responsibilities of being class president. She has added a great deal to the play production group too, by proving herself invaluable both back stage and per- forming. Unlike most of us, Jean knows what she wants from life and how she is going to get it. Although many of the standards that she has set for herself are high, we are sure that she will find success. Fifteen