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

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Qikikikiki at 0 fre TSSME EWG N MZ EKEZEKEKEZ Page Dedication . . . 4 Editorial . . . 9 Quaker Staff . . . II Faculty . . 1 3, Seniors . . 15 Personals . . 16f54 juniors . . S7 Sophomores SQ Freshmen . . 61 Senior Verse . 61, Prophecy .... 67 Class Will ..... 70 Scarlet and Gray Staff . . 73 The Square ..... . 75 The Glee Club . . . . 77 Dramatics . . . . 78 Boys' Athletics . . . 81 Girls' Athletics . 89 Advertisements QS

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LOUIS E. LAMBORN

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fsgkiisesesksfkszstksgif NQQQQ EDITORIAL ififw ea as NEZXZEZEZEKFZEKW NCE more a school year hasupassed and another class will graduate 'in the footsteps of its predecessors. The occasion, iuswgyz up to this time, has always seemed imaginative and distant, but now, when we come to the full realization of its im- minence, we experience an unusual sensation of repulsion and we wonder if somehow the event might be avoided. Not a few in the Class of '26 have been in the school twelve years or more, and although the value of our connection with the teachers and the school itself has not been fully realized, in fact, sometimes quite to the contrary, we now see our mistake, and the thought of severing that connection is most unpleasant. We have received here, as we could have received nowhere else, a personal interest, friendship and influence, which will long be remembered. For these privileges and many more we gratefully express our appreciation, and we hope that our future work will repay those who worked for us. This is the twelfth year book of the school, and we hope the best edited. That is for you to judge. If it is, the success belongs to those who have helped to make the Class of '26 the best ever. Page Nine