Abington Friends School - Outward Bound Yearbook (Jenkintown, PA)

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CLAIRE BELLA ROSENTHAL 1959 Seventy-First Street, Philadelphia ENTERED 1947 Sophomore: Photography Club. Junior: Glee Club. Senior: Play Productiong Nlake-up for Our Hearts Were Young and Gayg Glee Club. ggwkat WOFJJ af? fAe5e ACLU? A001 H7-2?,, Want a frank opinion? just ask Claire. She'll tell you what she really thinks and what you really Want to know. Independent describes Claire completely. She's as free as the breezeg no weighty Worries drag her down. Claire is the class fashion plate. With a clever needle and a little in- genuity, she has proved that her wardrobe will outshine any fashion expert,s. Also on the serious side is her love of music evinced by skillful piano playing. Many a Penn fraternity party has had a little spice added by her presence. Claire has her fun in school, too, feven though she won't admit itj. You can't tell us she doesn,t enjoy those arguments with Miss Tees on the ionization theory. It's Claire's unpredict- able nature that makes her outstanding among us. Sefverzteen

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fear HLA. :ei I J ahall u Q5 ' W4-9 ff'-USD' wuusienoeln slmehff 9 UN cuff had. ham fwf' OJ? MPM ,Lg MLM, auf lamb-Zenvo GWENDOLYN ANNE MAHLE 215 Jericho Road, Abington ENTERED 1945 Freshman: Color Team Hockeyg Glee Clubg Cast of The Crazy Future. Sophomore: Class Treasurerg Color Team Hockey: Glee Club: Cast of The Trysting Place. Junior: May Court5 Acorn: Staffg Play Productiong Color Team Hockey. Senior: President of Glee Clubg White Team Hockey fCaptainD3 Acornr Staf'f5 Cast of Our Hearls Were Young and Gayg Dance Group. a,,do.ndu's:fooJu.aa.s0-yu Qleacherbuf :Mandi wo. Q Sa? O 14.2.05 A gmail ogy- 59 rfnowki' lo .S 1 Lt' ro U or eazifffif uf. l21 zZ..j?fQTf'.o to r' nu fe, wwaeh . Q Cflfi' The words, I don't understand and why,', are quite famous with our class, for Gwen has put them to use AAD.-O quite a bit in the last five years. Many a dull class has been ' brightened by Gwen's unusual questions. But they seem toiffmq benefit her because she always manages to come out on topqll S Q5 in academic work. Gwen, much to her disgust, is the baby Q ,. P of the class but has taken with good grace much teasing about it. However, her youth has not affected her ability , i to do a good job, whether it be collecting ads and typing articles for ffcorns, acting as president of Glee Club, or Y organizing a certain senior project. Gwen's greatest ability 41,3 is in music, and we're sure her talent at the piano will bring 44 JZ her success. K My D f1.au..Za', fd' fs. ' .. I' I' , n JJd..,i- M. -.g A.-,oi-j Dorf' 1950 x uit f I ,I 'Wj ff' Sixteen My

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Wiff fl is ,WW A ple 1le is a token of Barbara s vivacious per sonality. Giving a tremendous performance in the leading role of a play, taking out a book from the library for some- one, driving for a hockey goal-one handed!-and editing this yearbook are just a few of Barbara,s many achievements. Her love and concern for animals have sent many a science class into gales of laughter. She has an extra willingness which shows up in everything she does. It is nothing unusual to see her give ten people lifts in her ujitneyf, Every day we see evidences of personal organization of her daily activities- such a detailed memorandum book! Whether concerning a class meeting or a friend's problem, Barbara can be relied on for an intelligent and thoughtful opinion. E ighzeen