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

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28 Miriam Hope Adolph — “Talk happiness. The world is sad enough without your woes.” Ades ... “Oh fine”... Senate Danee 69 “Say, let’s put that in our write-up”, November 26... Sand dunes in O.C.... St. Georges . . . Tuesday afternoons at Rose- wood ... the Pink P’s ... “J really did quit” .. . Muget des Bois. . . expedition to Westview with Anne ... ticklish ... the fields... clapping and cheering outside the bathroom ... “I’m knitting, I’m knitting” ... but, Luce and I got the personality” ... For Once in My Life” ... “Who me talk in my sleep?” ... the races ... Deja Vu... What Bazaar party? . .-Tooteaenes Rod McKuen.. . “Say, why don't you have ‘ artes 7 ‘Aanaate 7 oe es 4 a party?. . . My hair s getting frizzy . . . sur- prise party ... “not in my basement you (loncome Lis Magic Moment...

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Christine Aposhian Let us have the strength to accept with serenily the things that cannot be changed, the courage to change what can be changed, and the wisdom to distinguish one from the other. Weird . . . PUNishes people . . . occasional uncontrollable fits of laughter ... Where have all my Quill typists gone? ... Let’s have some organization around here spends much of time with 5 and 6 year olds ... Headstart and day camp summers . Micki, do your imitation . . . Audrey, Let’s walk down the street speaking Latin... m crazy? Well, I guess the truth has to come out sooner or later . . . Community Service ... tutoring . . . How do you translate Mrs. Goshen’s “Crunch’? ... Collection is a nice way to wake up... likes hymns but can't SIACuoe: believes in unicorns. . . pink and orange ... doodles incessantly loves eccentric people . . . Greek comments on Mr. F’s famous quizzes . . . beginning to get over Thursday morning math quiz com- plex .. . compulsive .. . at least I try hard me calm down! .. Get off that phone!.. . Ka drw n Euxla Dance ... No, I’m not 12 years old . . . short people of the world, unite! . . . loves surprises . . . can keep se- erets ... 1 miss last year’s seniors Where am I going to college? ... Dreams are lovely things . . . Life is both tears and laughter . . . take care, Friends. Those are red-letter days in our lives when we meet people who thrill us like a fine poem, people whose handshake is brimful of unspoken sympathy and whose sweet, rich natures impart to our eager, impatient spirits a wonderful restlessness which, in its es- sence, is divine. | The perplexities, irritations and worries that have absorbed us pass like unpleasant dreams, and we wake to see with new eyes and hear with new ears the beauty and har- mony of God’s real world. The solemn nothings that fill our everyday life blossom sud- denly into bright possibilities. Helen Keller