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

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T U CHARLES VALENTINE GRAW Hula! Sltlllllllb sicf 1 an fzra f aulfx mga! Entered 1928 Pootballj Sr HARLES IS the sph1nx of the semor class It IS truly an event ln the school when Charles says anythxng no matter nts nmport Howu er one can often notnce hlm COI16CllI1g to hnmself or argumg some questxon vxhxch troubles hmm wxth another part say xx hat has outstandmg characterlstncs are He IS truly one person who applnes hrmself to hrs books and who makes a study per1od exactly what 1ts name rmplxes Charles effort applied shows has fort1tude and enduring patxence Charles was one of the star players on the football team for tht past two years He exhxbnted hls same dogged attxtude here and mvanably retrxued the team from some uncomfortable posntxon He IS undecxded on hrs plans for next year but we vnsh ham good luck and success rn whatexer ehonec. he makes I unix wx X H E Q A K E R 1 9 3 2 X ' ' , r., . of himself. There is really no one who knows Charles, hence it is difhcult to definitely

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U MARIE SMITH GOLDING Hr mu bfr lbdflfllllg buf be mu 1101 ba! The rbnrnzx lar drmrzzavl uzodzvfy ron nal :I Entered 1930 Square r S Bazaar Committee Sr Class Basketball Sr ARIE goes silently and unobtrusively through her school life with an air of quiet uignity at which the more talkative members of us wonder She seems to find time not only for school work but also for athletic actiyities Marie plays basketball hockey and tennis and plays them xy ell Besides doing both her lessons and gymnastics the school M1r1e is always willing to help friends and 1ssoC1ates 1bout her Nothing, is too much trouble for her to do To those who are not among her intimates she mly appelr to be shy and difhdent but we who know h r b ttcr find Marie wholly charm ing, She is indeed an asset to Friends School Our hats are off to you Mlric 1 genuine all aiound girl Nlay you make is splendid ll record in the future IS the one you enjoy noxx :Nfl X T H E Q A K E R 1 9 3 2 X .' 1' ' ' . 1 ' ' - , Q as ' , J ., r. . y . . , . ,. . . . . K . . l, n Y , . x . Q I . V , V Y . I . . . , s a - thoroughly and with ease, she takes an avid interest in the social activities provided by . U x . . v Q Y K 3 ' S Q r r C 9 1 , ' r v S t - ' '. A ' i' ' . . . ' , Q , L i ' . -' ' L' . i ' f . i 4 ' x ' - 4' h U ' V 7':wntg- 'zu-

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T H U W ILLIANI HAUGH An buns! man flow bul'rmfl lo lb: cm: Brnadzlolb lllfflllllf and a uarm fuarl ltlflllll Izntered 1926 Yootball Manager Sr Basketball Manager Sr Lacrosse Manager Sr Senior Play Doll Show HO is that complacent easy going chap sitting over there with his hands folded so contentedly on his expansive chest and his head cocked to one side ready to answer any worldly question feven physics for that matter in such a self confident manner: Why that? That s Billy Haugh' Haven t you heard of Billy? He was the illustrious gentleman who made you roar with laughter in the Senior play Remember ness rarely seen told Celia lNo o 0 he hadn t seen the paper Then wh n he got up from his chair and the paper fell out of his coat he scratched his head closed one eye and looked as if to say Novi how the deuce d1d that get there? Oh yes it brought dovxn the house and for once the public recognized a great man in his own day Not only is Billy a celebrated actor but a renowned manager of teams of all makes sorts and kinds He manages the football basketball and lacrosse teams now where would you find more? In class Billy can keep both pupils and teachers in continual gales of laughter with his witty and cryptic remarks He has not yet decided where or if he is going to college but it is needless to say that wheres er he finally ends up he will be a huge success in more than one may 1 uri 5 X E Q A K E R 1 9 3 2 7 ,, , , , , f 7. y . ' I 1' , . , b , , U , V. . ,, ' L , . , . , . , - . . . . . 9 , , ' ' J ' - , . , - Admiral Grice? How he tucked the Times up the back of his coat, and wich a calm- - .. T , ,, 0 - - , . ., . . . , . y v - .. - ,, - K I V ' Y 1 V y . . . . n r D ' Y 7 ' s 1 Q' V y . . . . Q . V . X i ' my x A ' 5 v 1 ' r' MIN' .'- KTTH