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

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JUNE BARBER Now girls- Remember: Her cute clothes . . . Her quiet way . . . Her knowl- edge of home econo- mics . . . Her sweet smile. MARY HELEN BICKLEY The homework for tomorrow. Remember: Her beau- tiful eyes . . . Her neatness . . . Her nat- urally curly hair . . . Her English tests. PAUL COULDINC IFS up to you. Rl lIl9ll1l7f I'Z His infor mal discussions . . . His blue suit . . . Mrs. Collltlingz . . . His tur- rent ov:-nts classes. DElRHE RTSAN HowARD BARTRAM Can I see you for a moment? Renwmber: His tact . . . His good posture- . . . His religion clas- ses . . . Our trips to his office. RUTH GOLD Where's Miss Smith ? Remember: Her danc- ing ability . . . Her sparkling personality . . . Exercise classes . . Her black leotard. BERTHA Hum' It all a'epPnflx on llze variables. Rcilwililierz Her mlrivm- . . . Leads-rsllip :nect- ings . Conferences . . . Mathematical gen- ius.

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ROBERT IIACON To you goes our gratitude for the help and GEORGE J. HORCHER DEDICATION The Class of 1954 takes great pleasure in dedi- cating its yearbook to the three men who make up the maintenance department of the school: George J. Horcher, George A. Horcher, and Robert Bacon. l GEORGE A. IIORQ HPR friendship which you have shown us throughout our years at A.F.S. You have given unceasingly of your time and overtime in helping us to prepare for dances and other school functions. We have come to consider you as an integral part of the school which we love so well. Most of all, we ap- preciate the moral support which you have given us. You have always been ready with a quick smile or a word of encouragement. This is our way of thanking you for the affection which you have shown us.

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