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

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J'-new Rlllmillhnr' l Qfwsivofvmfb-sv-3K Q 7-,,,,,,W. Qtsu, .LA QA.f-hJfv- t EEINOR AN TRAUTVETTER 356 Evergreen Road, Jenkintown' ENTERED 1942 Freshman: Class Secretary, Acorm Staff, Color Team Basketball, Color Team Hockey, Cast of The Crazy! Fulure. Sophomore: lVIay Court, Acorn: Staffg Color Team Hockey, Color Team Basketballg Cast of The Trystifzg Place. Junior: Class T1'easurer5 Acorns Stair, May Day Script Committee, Student Librarian, Prop- erties for Quality Street. Senior: Student Council Pres- ident, Exchange Editor of Acormg Second Basketball! Team, May Day Committee, Buck Hill Conferencey Student Librarian, Glee Club, Second Princess, May Court, Make-up for Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. ,m4ovg.s.J:'o-.lk5NL x! U '.'n ' .An-ey-:X Lvv Q,.lJ'4--4. ARMA I OJ'G': -VL, b o.Q.D'1lfl,f-V. 'Vibes frvv'A4l3.D.0v-ll Qipwax Kiwfkin our Aearf o liearfo fha Leaufifuf iJeaZ H Freckles and auburn hair-what could be nicer to go with a smile like Elinor's? As president of the Student Council this year, she has proved that she knows how school girls feel about almost everything and that she really knows how to help them. Elinor has a driving force that will put anything over, but she's not lacking in the old Class of '50 foolishness, far from it. She's the first to join you when you're looking for some fun or plotting a practical joke. Hard work on learns and enthusiastic participation in Glee Club and baketball, to mention just a few of her activities, have brought success to her. So you can see that it is Elinor's conscientiousness which has carried her to the top where she belongs. Twenty i l l l l l w

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DOROTHY JEAN TURNER Thirteenth Street and Qak Lane, Philadelphia ENTERED 1947 Sophomore: Photography Club5 French Clubg Color Team Hockey5 Cast of The Moonstoneg Sophomore Play. Junior: Glee Clubg Color Team Hockey. Senior: Class Treasurerg Secretary of Dramatic Clubi Color Team Hockeyg Play Productiong Prompter for Our Henri: Were Young and Gay, Glee Club, 'QJ 4?'se,,, my '27 f Q, sae , cg Y, We N , N' 'im ji! T? 5 jdougkfo sleeper fdancw Jigga! if Y? X 5,45 Xe C96 Q KC: A T7 t Balance?.0gQKlianTl ,l H' been Dodie,?mott for, as treasurer of the class,-she,s been extremely busy. t,s been only through her efforts and patience that our Weekly dues have been collected and our rather complicated finances kept straight. Of course, her interests are not conhned to finance alone. Dottie's ability to knit is Well known, and one of her favorite pastimes is making argyles for the men in her life. She's been successful in other fields, too. Dottie has always been interested in dramatics, and in her senior year she assumed the job of secretary of the Dramatic Club in her usual capable and poised manner. Dottie is the girl with plenty of pep and enthusiasm and has always been able to spread her good cheer. Twenty-one