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

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- C21 I QUAKER 1 , l '?44z2Z ' AGNES KATHERINE KRIEGER Entered 1915: Glee Club, Fr., Soph., Jr., Sr.: Basketball, Sr. QMgr.j: Charity Committee, Jr., Sr.: Student Council, Soph., Jr.: Orchestra, Fr., Soph., Jr., Sr.: Square, Jr, Sr. CPres.D : Doll Show Committee, Sr.: Dramatics, Fr., Soph., Jr., Sr.: Quaker Staff, Sr.: Junior Re- ception Committee. HO is it that always gets back from the store late? Why, Krieger, of course. The reason is not known, but we strongly suspect that it is because she stops to admire the horses on North Avenue. This liking of horses is getting to be quite a problem with Agnes, if you know what we mean. Aggie is one of the best liked girls in the school. She is president of the Square, so you can tell from that the place she holds in the estimation of the girls of the High School. Agnes is also the manager of the basketball team and has proved herself an excellent one. Krieger is a member of the famous Spanish Il Class, and can be seen al- most any day listening with great interest to Albaugh as he explains his latest invention. Agnes hasn't informed us of her plans for next year, but we feel certain that she will be successful in whatever she undertakes. 1 My I A J . ilfiaitfff :Q A 2353255 xi IA: A , , up ,'-QQMQJWSM ' ff-.7 . 4 tum ' ' Page Thirty

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L cm + diflfw A C S- D A M.,fAQCse,,fXQ JlEf1'iQ.U9+,sE,R C 0, ,:a s a QQxS, LOUISE CATHEL KIDD Entered 1916: Cilee Club, Fr., Soph., Jr., Sr.: Class Basketball Team, Fr., Soph., Jr.: Student Council, Sr.: Square, Sr.: Vice-President Athletic Association, Sr.: Social Committee, Jr., Sr.: Junior Re- ception Committee. OUISE is one of the bright lights of our class: she shines in such pastimes as getting Mr, Etter to raise her marks in chemistry. She works right hard to do it, though. because, due to the fact that Mr. Etter cannot read her hand- writing, Kidd has to do it for him, and anyone who has seen it can readily realize the difficulty of this feat. Louise has been a big factor in the success of the various Doll Shows, and has beguiled many a poor soul into buying something he did not want. Kidd is also a song bird of no mean note: she has taken part in the Glee Club shows since she has been in the High School. Louise has a hard time studying at school, due to the presence of a cer- tain Well-known gentleman. Who this gentleman is, we leave to your discre- tiong but it is fitting to say that he has an even harder time keeping his mind on his books. Kidd is going to Pine Manor next year, and with the help of Rosamond Foote, ought to liven that school as much as they have Friends. 2 Q .W . 3 P--x,4,.m sr.. , C3 54:iv1'iL'f.1 A , .5 ...,- ,K 4 Q D- .?7-I3-,.-.2f-M,,:.7:7' i Page Twenty-nine L... ., . 4.-.-... , ..-......,.,.:

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diva D A BX 4 A G XF C - ' ,mfaats-tml QPQKQ E3 M MQ. I 1 l ' , I1 Q GEORGE NORMAN PIERCE LEETCH Entered 1923: Football, Soph., Jr., Sr.: Basketball, Sr.: Lacrosse, Jr., Sr. fCapt.j: Student Council, Sr.: O. and O. NOTI-IER one of our mild, easy-going sportsmen, who are so easily aroused to great deeds. George has a little of the English manner, don't you know, and to many seems rather shy. But cross his will and the skeptic finds otherwise at once. i Although in perpetual favor on the sunny side of the study hall, he is always constant to the one and only, and this beautiful case of loving de- votion has often set many in the deepest of envy and has caused some to study closely the method used. ' Wee Wee plays three sports a year and gets a letter in them all, besides taking Spanish. Rather a nice schedule, eh? As a guard on the basketball team he is always dependable, but in lacrosse and football he is able to show a little more of the dash and go which are so large a part of his nature, At 'tug he has proven himself to be a wiz Cor whiz?J, and together with. Markle has worked out the theory of less work and better marks. In chemistry also he and Kidd have formulated many new ideas, but as they are in the handwrit- ing of the latter, they will never become of practical use to the world. George goes to Lafayette, and we are certain that N , he will be as outstanding a figure there as he has been X' X, Si. A in Friends. Good luck, son, and may the Leetch family never be disrupted by the modern tendencies. P xg w Page Thirty-one - -