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

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The little blonde with the sparkling blue eyes and short stature is our Nance. While in class, she has a quiet and mild manner, belied only by the mischievous twinkle in her eyes. Outside class, she is full of fun and always eager to go along with the crowd. Nance has one trait that is seldom found: she is a good listener. She is always willing to be attentive to whatever you have to say. However, it is easy to get her to tell you about her trip out west this past summer. Being around Nance, you are captivated by her infectious laughter and are immediately put at ease by her con- genial manner. We shall most of all recall her agreeable disposition. NANCE LOUISE EMHARDT 215 Rech Avenue Oreland 00 gf . ?t 49 1 Y 3:4 in , 'aw

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CATHARINE WILHELMINA BROOKS 2310 Seventy-eighth Avenue Philadelphia 50 UW JW' WW MW' VM jaw ug,,.f2f ji 7 ,w 'MiZ,Jf 0- 05 ,UW iw' af'f9'FiS, qS 9 rl-:rn -C Q L5 833' 'v 'v Cathy, the youngest of all of us but also the tallest, impresses us by her quiet manners and her mature way of thinking and act- ing. She seems to be one of the most peaceable persons in our class yet is able to make everyone laugh with her funny remarks. Cathy will be remembered for her scholastic ability and her fine editorship of Acorn: in her junior year. We find a true friend in Cathy, always ready to help whenever needed. She never passes an unkind word. We know instinctively that we can trust her com- pletely, and we like her for her understanding, patience, and sincerity with everyone. We are sure she will have a successful life built upon firm ideals.

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BARBARA ANN FISHER 1301 Huntingdon Road Abington o 9 M fu . E Barbara could almost be called an efficiency expert. Regard- less of what befuddling task is set before her, she organizes it and always does it beautifully in an amazingly short time. Every- thing about Barbara-the way she dresses, the way she works, her carriage and her manner of talking- is meticulous and neat. Generally she is phlegmatic, but if she differs with an idea or feels she has something to contribute, we have a hard time keeping her quiet. Never once does Barbara abandon her principles, regardless of the consequences. Her unusual ability to handle and control varied types of responsibility has earned her the name, dependable. No wonder she is always busy. Barbara's self-reliance and patience will be valuable keys to a successful future.