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

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Clifton Francies lsennock Jr. DANCE CO CHAIRMAN-4 DRAMATICS-3 VARSITY FOOTBALL-4 .I V LACROSSE 3 BAZAAR GAMES Men of few words are the best men Entered 1956 red and whlte Hudson Lets go skllng' most often seen with Path Ice hockey champ fresh off the farm Come on we II be late' never on time natnonal defense before foot ball defense? Wanna drag'9 those long dnves home late at mght another trup to traffic court It reolly :sn t too far to N C Patti Agnculture mayor at good ole U of M St James resemblance to Pat Boone Holly Ball 29

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Mary Charlotte Horn SOCIAL COMMITTEE-3 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-4 BOOSTER CLUB-4 SNACK BAR-4 BAZAAR WHITE ELEPHANTS A good heart rs worth gold Eftlcnent captam of the F S Snack Bar team nickname Cupid came to F S nn the mnth grade favornte expression Are you serious? spends her spare time recrultmg dates crazy about those J H U fraternlty parties pet peeve bemg ate always found countmg money lother people sl Aur Force favornte song I Belneve can be seen on Mondays talknng to her fnends about the last fabulous week en very fond of those F S lunches nn the future a sixth grade teacher 28 , u ' V' ' ll ' !l U Q s 'T' I o c n o eq . . . . ,, ll ' II ' . . . ... ' f I .. . s - - u . ,, . . ,. q 'I N Pkwy-1

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Wrllram Franklm Jarrell Ill SENATE I 4 SENATE TREASURER-4 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE DANCE COMMITTEE 2 DRAMATICS CLUB-2 MIXED CHORUS-'l 4 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB-I 2 BAZAAR CHECK ROOM you may dre Hey Daddy Bops lazy man of the class of l958 gets out of any 'ob or ac tlvsty that looks luke work serrous about anything that looks Interesting lusually not Included In the F S currlculuml hot cars but that Plymouth ns cool man cool archery bowlmg most often seen leaving school love those study halls phnlatellst Oh beans' ommvorous reader science flctlon Save your Confederate money boys the South will ruse agam well ol? to Hopkms 30 T I 6' -' I I I 5 ' ,Il A I l' z 4 .. it R 4. I J X 'Nw' I Eat, drink, and be merry-for tomorrow ' I! Bill . . . - . . .