Friends School of Baltimore - Quaker Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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' I l b l - ' ROBERT EDWARD LEE GILDEA Vice-President. Sophomore Class: Senior Play: Business Manager of the Scarlet and Gray. EE is our gentleman from the sunny South as you could easily guess from his name. When the thermometer gets as low as sixty degrees, Lee calls for his overcoat and for someone to stop the terrible draught that comes from under Mr. Chilcoat's radiator. Despite his fear of the cold, Lee is not afraid of business and hard Work. as is shown by the success of the Scarlet and Gray this year. At lacrosse Gildea is our goal keeper and one of note, for he and the ball are seldom in the crease at the same time. Speaking of lacrosse, we are reminded of the rumor that Lee is making new speed records from the field to Catons- ville, Lee's home. Gildea naturally does not want to be late for supper after a strenuous day of goal-keeping. In everything he has undertaken, Lee has shown us that he is a steady plugger, and we feel sure that when he leaves Cornell he will make a name for himself as an engineer. '04 Q. , iv-EQILTF' . gglf 9l1lq,,'fQ:,-Q 1 13, cf fatyxx ip gl Page Twenty-Hue - ' J Entered 1919. Lacrosse, Sr.

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c A 3 I .X on g 4 El Q.Uf-'SEB lb ' gzzfyixx 'uwfMwwww4gZ1, ROSAMOND LAWSON FOOTE Entered 1919 Glee Club Soph., Jr., Sr.: Doll Show Com- mittee, Jr., Sr.: Junior Reception Com- J mittee, Jr.: Cheer Leader, Jr.: Ring Committee, Jr.: Square, Sr. OSY is the one blue-eyed beauty of the class, and she certainly gives the brunettes ample competition where the west side of the study hall is concerned. The way she can handle the opposite sex is marvelous. She was in charge of the flower table at the Doll Show and got rid of all the wilted flowers by smiling at the males and coaxing them to buy flowers that their wives threw away the next morning. Joking aside, though, Rosamond showed real ability in that as in all other things in which she has taken part. Rosy drives a mean car, she and Kidd vie with each other breaking laws, but due to the make of car Louise drives, other things get broken beside laws. However, Louise may learn from Foote what it is like to drive a good machine. Rosamond is going to Pine Manor next year and we hope-nay, we feel sure, that she will be as popular up there as she was at Friends. ,-. , salon' QA 5 f 9 - - , 41- V! -I J 5 5 , -A -'LL . .,.. , .,.. .... ,...-. Page Twenty-four

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fx I 9 2. 6 1: I I I wa1y4lfl4 C3' gl'fF5 -VWQLXS, pl ROBERT LISLE GOULD Entered 1917: Football Squad, Jr., Sr.: Basketball Squad, Sr.: Lacrosse Squad, Sr.: Track Squad, Fr., Dramatics, Soph., Jr., Sr.: Class Secretary, Jr., Sr.: Junior Reception Committee Doll Show, Sr.: O. and O., Jr., Sr.: Editor-in-Chief Quaker. l L I-IIS, ladies and gentlemen, is the renowned and justly famed Leslie Guld, the Towson magnate, the president of the famous Ma and Pa Railroad, and the dispenser of seven-dollar gratuities. Always bland, debonair, smil- ing, courteous and willing to show any one a good time or take them anywhere within five gallons of gas of Baltimore. Ah, now the light dawns and you are aware of the personage on whose likeness you are gazing. In his earlier days he and a few kindred spirits of the more tender ages could keep up more of a noise than any like number of persons in this state. The old days have changed, however, and now R. Leslie has settled down to golf, pink teas and a Ford. In regard to the latter, the old Fliv can carry more than a capacity on the shortest of notices and Leslie is not at all stingy in the use of his car. Lisle has taken a most active part in dramatics, and many a feminine heart has skipped a beat when this future Barrymore was in the midst of a dramatic rendition. Football has always taken up his interest and time in the fall, and this year basketball and lacrosse have been , - ,..-. va.. n 1 added to his list of accomplishments, Lisle proclaims himself to be a dirt farmer of the dirtiest sort, and when not spending his summer days on the golf links is working in the fields. Lisle is planning to go to Swarthmore, and carries with him everyone's most sincere wishes for a ine college career. 54 f i .J ' Page Twenty-six