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

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MARGARET KATHRYN STULL 4727 Northwood Avenue, Philadelphia ENTBRED 1947 Freshman: Acorns Staff, Color Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketball. Sophomore: Acorns Staifg Photography Clubg Color Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketball. junior: Play Production Groupg Photography Clubg Color Team Hockeyg Second Team Basketball. Senior: Play Produc' tion Groupg Book Day Playg Buck Hill Conf ferenceg Color Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketball. God bless the man who first invented sleep. When Paddy arrived in ninth grade, we thought, What a shy, innocent little girl. But after a few class parties, we soon learned, for her crazy remarks and wonderful sense of humor have helped to make any class gathering a success. All of us appreciate Paddy's genuine wit and ready retorts, which are apt to pop up at even the most serious moment: at a play production meeting, in basketball practice, or even in class. One of Paddy's most admirable traits is one that very few of us have: her ability to accept her faults and laugh at her own mistakes. But perhaps the most outstanding feature, and the thing that we will remember the longest is her ha ppyfgoflucky nature. Twenty

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JCHANNE STIER 7706 Ardmore Avenue, Wyndmoor ENTERED 1948 Sophomore: Photography Clubg Color Team Hockeyg Color Team Basketball CCaptainjg Cast of Parlor Matchesg Welfare Committee. junior: Acorns Staffg Second Team Hockeyg Second Team Tennisg Cast of Our Hearts Were 'Young and Gayg Buck Hill Conferenceg May Day Narratorg Class VicefPresidentg junior Honors. Senior: Acorns Staffg Second Team Hockeyg Glee Clubg Student Council VicefPresidentg President of Dramatic Clubg Welfare Committee Chairmang New York Public Service Conf ferenceg Cast of Nine Girls. Thoughts are mighfier than .rtrengfh of hand. Whether in school or out, Jo is always there to lend a helping hand. Her genuine interest in others' problems has helped solve many a classroom discus' sion. Versatility also marks Jo, for she has been active in Acorns and Glee Club, as well as on the hockey and tennis teams. As vicefpresident of the Student Council and president of the Dramatic Club, she has also shown her interest in school affairs, and par' ticularly her ability as a leader. We'll never forget Jo's Current Events speeches, for Cthough rather lengthy at timesD they are proof of her depth of thought. We know that whatever she does in the years to come, Jo will make a place for herself as she has done in our hearts. Nineteen

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JOAN PARRY WILLIAMS 1104 Wheatsheaf Lane, Abington ENTERED 1939 Freshman: Color Team Hockeyg Cast of Book I Day Playg Cast of The Last Stfawg Cast of The Moonstoneg Play Production Groupg Time Test Awardg Freshman Honors. Sophomore: Class Treasurerg Cast of Book Day Playg Play Prof I duction Groupg Cast of Parlor Matchesg Second Team Hockeyg Atoms Staffg Cast of Quality I Streetf Sophomore Honors. junior: Class Pres' identg Atoms Assistant Editorg Cast of Our Hearts Were 'Young and Gayg French Contestg First Team Hockeyg Second Team Tennisg Junior Awardg Junior Honors. Senior: Student Council Presidentg Acoms Staffg First Team Hockeyg Intersectional Hockey Teamg Glee Club, Cast of Nine Girls. S its Hers is a service of people rather than of things. Versatile is a synonym for Joan. She may be little when it comes to size, but her many abilities certainly make up for her lack of stature. Joan has a wonderful sense of responsibility and an enthusiastic interest in everything she does. Besides being an A student, a hard worker on Acoms staff, a strong alto in the Glee Club, and a participant in almost every other activity in the school, she has done an exceptional job as presif dent of the Student Council. In many ways Joan has proven herself to be a strong leader and an invaluable member of our class. -Ioan's vivacious personality, her deep concern for others, and her refreshing phil- osophy have helped her to be the truly wonderful person she is. I 'fwcntyfone