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

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junrru B1.,uai:1.m' BIQLFIELD lli5li Susquehzunni Roald, Rydzil Entered H350 Soplmnmrrz' Clee Club: Second tezun hofk- ey: Color tczun lmsketlmll: ,-learns: NVell'are Committee. Klunior: Clee Club: Color tezun llockeyz Color teznn basketbzillt Photogra- phy Club. Senior: Clee Clubg Second tezun is hockey: Second tezun bzisketbzillg 'l'yping. L L fi ' ,C 'Tinfr' Ihy lhouglil no fllllgllfn A horse, at horse, my kingdom lor a horse. These words could well have been szlid by -Indy, lor we know ol' no one who zipprecizlles il good ll0I'SClJ2lfli ride quite so much. Aside lrom the riding stable, -ludy can be lound ut the Abing- ton in the swimming pool: and she is at use- lul person to have around, lor -Indy has passed her Senior I.il'e Saving test. A fommon seene in school is -ludy's hobbling upon crutches or wulk- ing in with an sling on her 1ll'IIl. XVhzit will happen next? She hzis us :ill guessing. .Xlthough tludy gives the impression ol' being reserved, we alre olten surprised by her unexpected humor, und we ull npprefizlte AIudy's honesty Zlllll her strziight'lorwardness in class meetings. Nine

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Eight CAROLYN ANDERSON 228 North Bent Road, Y'Vyncote Entered 1950 Sophomore: Glee Club, Second team hock- ey: Second team basketballg Second team tennis: Typingg Second Academic Honors. junior: Class Treasurerg Secretary-Treasur- er of Glee Club, Set for Cradle Song g Varsity hockey, Varsity basketballg Second team tennis, Arornsg junior Award. Senior: Class Treasurer, Glee Clubg Varsity hock- eyg Varsity basketball, captaing Exchange Editor of A corns. Excef'dingly pleasant, so merry and gamesome she is called Andy entered A. F. S. in tenth grade, and ever since her sparkling personality and enthusi- asm have delighted us all. She's not just fun, however, but a responsible captain of our basket- ball team, and the miserly treasurer of our class. Andy is also active in Glee Club. Undoubtedly her beautiful soprano voice will be one of our memories. She is also famous for her 1946 Ford that practically stays together, though what would we do without it? Andy, as everyone real- izes, is extremely gullible. Remember the cows that stood on the hill with two short and two long legs, or the history paper that would count lor the whole quarter mark? All kidding aside, everyone that comes in contact with Andy appre- ciates her friendliness and good disposition.

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Ten JANE CAROL BROOKE 652 Lindley Lane, Glenside Entered 1948 Fresllman: Class Treasurer: Color team hockey, captaing Color team basketball Second team tennisg Typing. Sophomme Glee Club, Sophomore Play: Second team hockeyg Second team basketballg Second team tennisg Aforns. junior: Glee Club Second team hockeyg Second team basket ballg Second team tennisg Assistant Editor of .flcornsg Religious Life Committee Affiliation Committee. Senz'o1': Editor of Acowzsg Glee Clubg Second team hockey Second team basketball. '1Tl1e two noblest things, which are sweetness and light Jane is the most peaceable person in the class, for she never gets into arguments, and her calm manner has saved many a brawl. She, how- ever, is far from passive, for Jane is editor of .-learns this year, and participates in all athletics. Jane is always ready and willing to lend a help- ing hand and never minds going out of her way to assist others. Her neatness has always im- pressed us, and we all envy her for her own little black Plymouth coupe, in which she so willingly carts people around. The boys have llOt passed jane by, either, for she is never with- out one. .Iane's sweetness and concern for others are valuable assets that have made her an outstanding member of our class.