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

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Jonathan Freeman The very pink of courtesy and circumspectionf' Serwrte Lommrttee 4 Llass Presrdent 3 lu I 3 4 Quaker 4 Urwed Lhorus V Irootba Varsrtr Football 3 4- A- I V Basketball I 2 f'5 I V Lacrosse l 2 Narsrtx Lacrosse 3 ii Bazaar Qo Charrman Bugs Bunm Dependable md versatile are the tno words vrhrch best descrrbe lonathan brnce jornrng, the Llass of 57 sw tears ago lrfe rntludrnr such athletrc feats as two xerrs of sarsrtx pl n on the football team and one on the lacrosse team -of One of the outstanding., members of the class is 'rtte ted bx hrs xear of servrce as class presrdent and hrs electron to the posrtron of Bazaar Lo Qharrman lon has alvraxs mamtarned hreh rcademrc standards hrs grades contmuallx berng rn the prowrmrtx of the Honor Roll on r the hardworkrng stead! txpe hrs quret manner and pronounced eftiuenu are two of hrs most promrnent characterrstrcs on s mam scholastrc rnterests center around the lab scrences partrculrrlx brologx rn vrhrch he ha been takrng a drfhcult idx anced cour e under the gurdance of Ur YVoodman How ever hrs xersatrlrtr also rs rn exrdence rn the classrooms xx here hrs talents are not confined to one tx pe of subject matter but rather are utrlrzed to meet the challenge of the schools toughest courses rn all flelds Another of ons idmrrable trarts rs hrs urllrngrress to uork urthout eomplarnrng, as demonstrated br hrs efforts for Ihe Pull! and Fhe Quaker Off the campus much of jon s trme rs octupred br sarlmg, at vrhrch be rs consrdered qurte an expert lhe last sr! sears have been actne ones for on as thex would hare been for am one of hrs talent 25 ,ls '1 1 . - xl' Ag.. Q il : ., . '. ' .2 -l f J. . ' .llz 1,2 it 2 H 5. . 5 : , Q w - . v C it l' 1 ' I f 3 s s i f P Y? +j V , , 77,5 V A fr I If Y F 5 nf . to -C e . A t L' V 14 Al' A' ' K v I y L I r v . ' F !! . ,. Q . . . I . M , i. V 7 . h . .. .. - . , .lon has been a steady performer in almost all phases of school 's' ' lu ' K, - ' 'Y : s Y Y s. . K a Q s . y K X V . . ,Y 2 wt .' 1 1 ky 7 S . 1 'Y . . 4 . . YY ' J .S v . I, x 'Y -' T Of ' z 'I ' 1 ' If -1 . I i .S li n .x 2 'Y . Y., . Q .i S . . . f. .3 ' . . . . - - , . , ' , . . . . . . . . . , .

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David Halnes Felter Wzsdom zs the instrument of success Few hare been around the Frlends campus longer than Uaxe Ifelter An enthuslast rn both sports and other extra curricular actmtles David has also been an excellent student smce h1s entrance here 1n the Nlurserx School Actlve rn the Iarxends School sports world Davld has earned several varslts letters He plased tackle on the 1956 varsltx football squad and was a kex man on the Fr1ends School lacrosse team this sprung., However Daves extra currlcular actlvltnes were not llmlted to sports As one of the Associate Editors of 7 he Quaker Quzll Daxe d1d a Hne job especxallx m lmprovlng the appearance of the paper and glvmg varletx to the sports page He has also been a leader ln the academic department as his name has often been on the Honor Roll One reward for has feats of mtelhgence mcluded 1 chance to take the quallfxmg exam for a college scholarshnp under the Watxonal lNIer1t Pro Senate 3 Rellglous Llfe Committee 3 4 Frlends School Representative to Baltxmore Youth Councll 3 Class Treasurer 1 Class Presldent 2 'Vllxed Chorus 4 Ouzll Assoclate Edltor 4 Quaker 4 V Football l Varsxty Football 2 3 4 V Basketball 1 2 J V Lacrosse 1 2 Varsxtv Lacrosse 3 4 Bazaar Books 3 Upper School Dmner 4 The pol1shed pr1nter gram Dave has done well rn almost all the subjects w htch he has undertaken at Frlends, but he IS extremelx strong IH the mathematics and phxsxcs departments FI hese seem to be the attributes of an englneer, and that appears to be what Dave has ln mlnd for his college stud! For the thlrteen sears that he has been wlth the Class of '57, Friends has dehmtelv felt the effect of having Dave and his leadershlp nl all parts of school llfe 24 O I gg . . . n . at C 3 1 , V, A . : ,4 'A V f, A . ' i . A . , - if . '. . . ' 1 ' Y ,.. 1 ' K K' , I -K ' 1 y J. . : , A . . I , 1 . . , 7 . , . ' 1 1 ' S, . . . . L 5 Y n Y t -I 7 u Y ' 5' ' . ' ' s -1 '. . I ,. ' .. . . 7. , . ' e . , .... . 7 - 7 ' . V C C k C I K: 9 cl ,K C F I V

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Ma ry Montgomery Gordon A lady has a rzght to change her mmd Senate 3 Servlce Committee 3 -1- Aflillatton Committee 3 -I- Chalrman 3 Chairman Publlcxty Commlttee 4 Class Treasurer 2 Dramattcs Club -1- Vxce Presrdent 4 url 2 3 4 Co Edrtor -I- uaker 4 GAA Representatlve 1 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Varsrty Hockey 2 3 4 Varslty Swrmmmg 1 J V Basketball 1 Varstty Basketball 7 3 4 sa-wan Varsrty Tenms l 2 3 4 Captam 4 Bazaar Loyy er School Dmner Sprlng Morntng Have you met Tir Nlck s partner ln blgamy 7 Guilty of thrs delxghtful crlmlnal act ts lwary Gordon who played op poslte the hrstory professor rn the Dramattc Llub s presentatlon of TIME CUT FOR GINGER and the doors had to be barred double to keep the Holly wood scouts from snatching, her away In the five years she was at Friends lllary compiled an rmpressxve record of achlevements ln every field ln Whrch she tested her talents Blessed with a brlllrant mmd and Intense ambltron her academic work left lrttle to be deslred This year s uaker Quill was wrltten testimony of 'Klart s Journalxstxc talents As Co Edrtor she tackled what lS noted as the most difficult job ln school and was able to produce a paper of consistently superior qualnty Another dlSfll'lgUlShlI'lg feature of lllary s high school career yyas her versatlltty ln athletics hockey basketball swxmmln and tennls to name a few lennxs IS her real love and If 1s not unu ual to hnd Nlary with Hashllght and tennrs racquet bouncing a ball about the F S courts on sprmg, morn1ng,s before dawn She has trophles alore and her frrends expect the Davls Cup to appear at any moment Predlctlons for her future are varxed a French teacher at the Sorbonne a Broadway headlmer edrtor of The New York Tzmex Whatever the case may' be, the odds heavtlv favor success for this future Helen Wrlls 26 ff U U Q! 0 ear , W I ' y ' r . . . 7 . . 1 . ' ' N . Q 1- , , - . . Q ' ' v 1 ' 7 Y' . . ' n y , . 5 . . I v , a' ' , . I - ' -3 7 .mxtu 'Ja, 5'9W' , 1 p . - ' Y Y Y A . t V 1 l . , . . Y' . 7 . . . . . 7 V - ' , 7 . . . . a , . V 1 , . 1 r Y I T 7 V Y . 7 . , Y . 7 , C . . V , . h . . V X r,x s A L . ' , . Y . 7 . . V . . . . , , . ' f 7 . Y ..-Y. .Q i-YY yn.. .gy . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . s 1 . -', . . . . Y . T 4 . , . . . . . g . Y - ' , if , or