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

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U EMIL I-IELLER HENTNING A mropu man as om shall ill Ill a sunzmfrr day Entered 1926 Doll Show jr Sr MIL entered our class back nn those eventful second mtermedx te days Hc lost no tnme nn establxshmg himself as one of the best students 1n the class and stall holds that posntxon nn has Senior year although he has been handxcapped by sxckness Emnl ns yery qunet and speaks only on occasnon but one may b sure that when he do s say somethmg nt IS always vsell worth hearxng He makes use of hrs tnme gamed by lack of speech for deep thought lf one hstens to 1 small cxrcle of conyersatxon whnth often teleusnon to has scnentlhc frxends Although Emnl has neyer nndulged m the major sports of the school hc shovss Z1 keen mterest nn games of all sorts and may be found often ln hns spare tnmc. deeply engrossed ln a checker game off nn some yacant room or corner Ht has also shown hrs slull ID the Doll Shovn ln yy hlch he took plrt rn both umor and Scmor wars and was only prey ented from appearmg ln the Semor play by snckness We do not know yy hat Emxl s plans are for next year but vye knoyy that he mll be just IS snlcnt just as good a studtnt and just as successful as he was whnle at Friends I ulx tl X T H E Q A K E R 1 9 3 2 X I 'P I s- n - vv ' s , , y y, , ., . x , I , .3 Y - X . . y y ' ' 0 1 U V . , . , c - forms in the study hall, one may hear Emil expounding some new theory on radio or 1 . V . . . , X V . . , . 7 . . L . I I Y . - Y ' l V , . . . . V' . Y .x L . J . i . v r F v ' y ' 1 ' v ' , ' - v v ' ' y v v r' ' b . A s ' . , .. , . T 1 . ' I X Y Y l '1 , . . ' NTU' 'lflrl

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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

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U LILOXARD THOMAS HORVlhS H1 brnklj aul :lun 11111 aslzfl bou a :nun vlrall uavle llmr Entered 192 6 Doll Shovs F ONE looks up the word mdniiercnt m che dnctnonary one finds th sy nonyms uncarmg and unconcerned Somewhere between these three adjectnes one vull dnscover Tom Hormes Not that one would consnder thus agamst Tom far from never seemmg to bother about anythmg nor to have a care rn the world Hrs smnle s as brnght as hns hanr and anyone who knows hxm wxll vouch for the latter Durnng study pernods he can usually be found perched precarlously on Mxss Starr s desk m the lnbrary or slouched comfortably m a chanr langundly flngermg the mornmg paper and nova and then even readmg an artrcle or tvno Someone has lrkened Tom to Harpo nor was he far wrong for durmg free moments Tom IS 1m arxably runnmg and we do not refer to trackj At present we do not know Tom s plans for next year and we are not even sure that he does Nevertheless hrs future will be assuredly a happy one 1f not for what Tom accomplrshes at least for what he IS T Hlfll X T H E Q A K E R 1 9 3 2 X ', Jr. LY II' ' ' Y! ' ' ' 5 I 3 V it-for it only adds to his general light-heartedness. He is a merry lad, this Tom, Y , . , . . V . . C V ti . ll'71C