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

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Morgan Mallory Buchner, Every one rs more or less mad on one pomt Senate 1 4 Aflilratron Commrttee 3 4 Dance Commrttee 7 Quaker L0 Edrtor Quill -l B A A Representatrve 2 V Football 1 2 Varsrty Football 3 J V Basketball 1 V Lacrosse 1 Varsrty Lacrosse 2 3 4 Bazaar Lower School Drnner 3 Clear that ball See a weary Hvure trudgrng up from the field lacrosse trck rn hand long after sundown you know rt s Mal Hrs great rnterest rn the sport and enthusrastrc sprrrt have made hrm num ber one goalre for the past two years Thrs rnterest prompted 'Hal to brave the cold and snow and he was often found on wrnter days behrnd the gsm workrng wrth Nlr Nrck to rmprowe hrs skrll whrch had alreadv been honored bv the 1956 Unsung Hero Award Lacrosse rs not Nlal s only sport thrs season he drd a credrtable job for llr Rrchwagen as one of the centers on the varsrty football team Off the athletrc field he has done a splendrd Job as Co Edrtor of Y he uaker and as photographrc edrtor of The Uuzll Hrs leadershrp qualrtres have truce placed hrm on the Senate and on the Aflllratron Commrttee A trmrd vorce and terrrble accent herald Nlals arrrval rn French class Asrde from thrs one prtfall, hrs marks are out standrng, especrally rn the scrences and math, and manv a quarter has found llal's name among those on the Honor Roll Non school actrvrtres keep llallorv on the go constantlr Undoubtedly one frrst thrnks of hrs model rarl road collectron, few that have seen hrs trams wrll ever forget them Servrng as both the Presrdent of hrs Westmrnster Fellowshrp, and as a summer counsellor at a Y M C A camp, Rial has learned much about workrng wrth people of all ages, a knowledge whrch wrll benefit hrm rn future vears and greatlv ard hrs clrmb to success I9 .lI'. IC 0 U I9 . - I : , y Y , - . :+ . p . . . ' : llfl L lC,l A J- ' 1 y 9 : , 4 yy . i : Y 2 L. yn Y I A J' , ' ' I A Y s,kkk' . , f . I .QT ' ' I 1 I 'Z . - . : , 4 . - ' lg .H- r N . vu' .JO 20 ' Jxgy, V V ,Ox O . ! S . . Y , Y . , 1 . L X , . ' , ' . s A i . . . . , . . L

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James Anthony Bryan A good heart is worth gold. Servrce Lommrttee 4 VVrllram S Prke Scrence Au ard l Soccer l Yarsrts VVrestlrnU lllanager l 2 3 4 Yarsrts Iiennrs Xlanager l 2 'Uanager of the Year 3 Bazaar Games Hrstory Hrstory yu Tonv rs one of the few 57 graduates who have been at Frrends srnce the first grade fhroughout hrs long career here, he has proven hrmself to be a valuable asset both to hrs class 'mtl to the facults Usualls quret loss performs hrs scho 'rstrt dutres wrth the utmost drlrgence and rnterest Wrth a possrble career as 1 professor rn mrnd, lom hr delved deeply mto all sorts of related hrstorrcal, polrtrcal, and lrterarx materral and our ualkrng encxclopedra has constantlx kept Xlrs 'Xlace on her toes durrng contemporarr hrstorr class VVhen there rs a drsputed hrstorrcal fact one looks to llom Wrth hrs knack for organmatron he rs found after school ar It work, mtnrgrng, the w restlrrrrf rnd tennrs squads durrng therr respectrxe seasons Hrs ahrlrtx as '1 manager rn hrs junror rear xx on hrm the Han rger of tht hear Award VVhen Bazaar trme rolled around thrs seat the games sectron nas found under the capable drrectron of Nlr lom Brx an Because of hrs orderls arrangement of exerx detarl and constant superxrsron he turned rn 1 lug success at hrs Bazaar Joh udgrnt, from hrs present rrrterest Prrentls bchool hrs taken the hrst step rn preprrrng, 1 future hrstorr professor VVrth hrs tremendous accumulrtron of facts md hr detp lose of the subject rnrtter ut feel th rt loss vurll somedas secure r posrtron rs top hrstorran 'rt 1 lrrst rate urrrxcrsrtr I8 . - t . . Q 'V , . v . . ks. ' ' 1 . I O 1 y , , .4 r .' ,' '. . 3 4 A 1 . ' . . i - y 1 r o ' , r 1 1 . rr- ifrk-ip A 1 -- Q QNX r lx 'Q , 135' 1 , . l - ' 4 Y 1. . , . 1 . . . . , - ., s K 1. Iss: ls-S I 1 , ' H' ' .Jr . '. .. I . '. - 1 t .. . . . 1. , . ' rs ' Y s 1 K , , ,. . . , f f 1 1 i , Q Y. h' d z ' 2 z f ' 3 4, z 3 J . . s V sl 1- si' .1 I ' 1: K 4 I rl . . v v ' 1 x , v . . . . 1 . 1 1' ' 1 , 1 .l s i v sl il K K A 1 V J f . . . , , .. . . . 1 f . . . 5 z 1'.1 s - ' 5 ' 2 , ' 2 ,,, . ,, . . . . . 1 . .

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Carol Ellen Christopher Born with the gift of laughter. G.A.A. President: 4 June Week Committee: 4 J. V. Cheerleading: 1 Varsity Cheerleading: 2, 3, 4 W' 11 l 3 4 Jax V Hockey 1 Varsitv Hockey 2 3 4 J V Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 2 3 Captain -lf Varsity Svyimmmg 1 Varsity Lacrosse 4 Bazaar Records Hlstory? If a smile can yyipe avyay a tear Chrrs is just yyhat the psychiatrist ordered I' ndowed with a sparkling, sense of humor and a yyarm personality Chris has set a tone of levity and vaiety for the Class of 57 since that day she passed through the portals for did she sneak in through a yyindowpj into the third grade Feyy could haye predicted at that early date the success that she yyas to achieye in her high school career b th as 1 school leader 1nd an ithletic performer As President of the G A A in her senior year Chris held responsibility and leadership and no one would contest the general opinion that Chris more than fulfilled these requirements B tsketball is Chris s fayorite sport and a standout she vyas for the Quaker team A yarsity player for three years Chris was elected captain of the squad in her senior year once again demonstrating, her leadership qualities Prominent in nearly half a dozen other sports Chris hopes to pursue a college career in the field of physical education But Chris s interest in sports has not been restricted to Friends School teams For tyyo years her summer yacation was absorbed in her occupation is combination life guard syyimming instructor at Quburban Country Club I' rom all indications it yy ould appear that Chris has a hne head start on the accomplishment of her hopes for a future in phys ed at the colleve that is fortunate enough to have her Q0 Qu'l : , , J. . f: . QQ n ., , ' Y Y ' ' 1 , ,4 . Q. . Q Q 2 , cz Q .f I C . I ll 1 V Q' K y In .Cx . s v 1 Q . Q . Q Q , . Q Q Q Q Ea D Q . Q . t 1 . . ' i ' ' . . Q' , 5: . . u 5 . ' ' ' ' f 5 ' . , o . 1 Q., J . z . 2 i' . li ' . . . . , I . . . . Q' , Q Jf if . one of the chief school offices, a position which demanded both - C ' Q . . 1 . . Q JfQiQ,f'Qk Q c 1 . H .1 Q' Q' Q' 4 f, . - l I I K . 5 ' bv L y I I . Q . . . . . Q Q QQ . . Q Q , . , . . Q Q . . Q Q Q Q ' Ki Y YY Q ' ' - I 3 A