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

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1 Thou wert our parent the nurse of our souls We were moulded to manhood by thee Trll frelghted with treasure pes Thou didst launch us on Destiny s sea thoughts friendships and ho Samuel Gilman We the Semor Class have unammousl vot d h y e to dedicate our yearbook to those w o have given us thelr gundance and love throughout our years lt ns a token of the GHSCTIOI1 whuch we feel for them but which ns sometumes very dlmcult to express As we reach graduahon our last step an hugh school we fondly deducate the year book to Our Parents 5

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7a Wiemafzwzm EUGENE H DENK Ocfober 30 1916 Mc1y16 1958 4 I To our friend and teacher-

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?w4fv DR. BLISS FORBUSH Headmaster During our entire Friends School educa- tion we have been exposed to the wisdom and spiritual guidance of one of the fore- most religious philosophers and writers of our time-Dr. Bliss Forbush. We sincerely hope that the combina- tion of the rich and meaningful experi- ences which Dr. Forbush has shared with us, and the knowledge which we have amassed in our school career will lead to wisdom ROBERT C RICHARDSON Dean of Boys With his forceful yet reasonable manner Mr Richardson has won the respect and dutlon to his capable capacity as a teach er he has been the stabilizer of the more exuberant spirits among us He has helped us in our choice of col leges by his prudent advice which comes only from experience We of the class of 58 wish to thank Mr Richardson for his large share in our development ELEANOR DILWORTH MACE Principal At times Mrs Mace appears to be the Instructor of a very stimulating History class but that is lust one of her many roles Another role is that of an expert in college guidance and the senior gurls have her to thank for seeing them through a rough pre college year A third role Mrs Mace plays is that of mother confessor to a horde of teen age girls which not only takes wisdom but patience and understanding and Dnlly las Mrs Mace is calledl has never let us down We are sure in future years when we hear Friends School mentioned our first thoughts will be of Dilly I I . I . . . t 3 . ' . . I X ' K 4 J. t friendship of the graduating class. ln ad- .X l A -- -- - - - .-171-1 I . - 1 . ri 6