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

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Those were the days when

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DEDICATIO When we came into sixth grade, long ago in our youth, there was a newcomer to the school who appeared weekly in our science classes, wearing a white lab coat and pushing a cart equipped with material for experiments. We were vastly impressed! Over the next two years, our contacts with him survived on Christ- mas parties, practical jokes, and titillation over his engagement. Freshman year brought us at last into his classes, and from that time, he and our class have grown together. During Sophomore lunch sessions, we discovered that beneath the shy, quiet exterior was a friendly, light humor and a disposition that made it easy for us to talk to him. We have noticed constantly the way he puts his mechanical and electrical skills into his bus driving, mowing the campus, painting the new rooms, installing blackboards, and per- forming an untold variety of jobs that have aided, in a very real sense, the building of A, F,S, As upperclassmen, perhaps more grown-up, we have become ap- preciative of him for more serious reasons: his tremendous patience with our problems and his ever honest opinions. lt gives the Senior Class pleasure to dedicate OUTWARD BOUND 1973 to james All-o'-wishes Hall. 5

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We the class of 1973 recognize the fact that this year is the 275th anniversary of our school. We realize that in the life of a. school there can never be a future without a past but to dwell in the past too long means to never live in the present. We are proud to say that we have been apart of this illustrious history and it is our hope that the school will continue another 275 years with God's blessing.