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

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Et.tz.Ansi2't'tt I,ttc:Rtc't't,x Huzn H10 York Roztd, .lenkintown lintered N349 l'1l'If.X'llIlIllIl.' Second teznn horkeyl Color tt-:nn lmskethztll: Varsity tennis: Typing: Religious l,il'e Connnittee. .S'opllon1or1'.' Student Counril: Varsity hockey: Second teann lmsketlmztlll Varsity tennis: May Coutli lypingl Buck Hill Fztlls Conler- eine. I11nior.' Clznss I'resident: Clee Club: Varsity ltockeyl Second tezun hztskethnll: ' Varsity tennis, cuptzuin: Typing. SI'!IffI1'.' if' Ilunmn tXll'nrs: Lltattrnntn ol Connnitlee. 'Q 0 .. wifi Y x I . 4 pl Clem' Cluh: President ol .Xthlettck .Xssoctav , fy fr tion: Varsity hockey: Varsity lmusketlmll: X gifts Za . .. . ge .-Xlhltzttton ttf . '- ' my ' QSQN Q it vi. 4' -2 W, , fl C ,Mt I g gy 'A' s . 'Ns it V 'x 4 As llll'H'y us ilu' lilly is long Sissy is the hutnorist ol' the class, and we rant ztlwuys count on her to put us in zt good tnood. Her jokes, the lunnor ol' which we sontetinies wonder ill, Conte bursting Ollt with her lzutglner. ntttking everybody join in. 'l'he Quail , :ts she is sotnetintes culled, loves the XVest us ntuch :ts she loves to laugh, and this is usually her inztin topic: ol' c'om'et'sznion. Sissy's serious side is brought tnuch into evidence by her sincere, kind ntztnner, und we often think ol' her :ts one ol' the ntost ellicient in the class. Along with other sports, tennis is an big pznrt ol' her lile, und she is the stzn' ol' the teznn. lVe ure :tlwztys cheered hy Sissy's lun und good i disposition. l ilIe'1'n

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VIRGINIA LEE HAMMER 1320 Fairacres Road, Jenkintown Entered 1950 Sophomore: Glee Clubg Color teaIII hockeyg Second team tennisg Acorns. junior: Sec- ond team hockey, Second team tennisg Fourteen Business Manager of Acomsg Second award, junior essay, Properties for Cradle Song . Senior: Business Manager of Outward Boundg Second team hockey, Tennis Man- agerg Business Manager of .4c01'ns. Best, while you lmife il, use your breath Lee's energy and elfervescence are un- bounded. She is always willing to undertake an- other job, such as our class projects, getting it for us wholesale. X'Vhat would we do without the Hammers' wholesale accounts? Lee is business manager of the Yearbook and one of the main reasons for its success. Her definite ideas and drive put life into, and make fruitful anything she does. Lee's beautiful clothes, petite figure and curly hair together make quite an attractive girl, and don't think the boys haven't noticed it. Everyone may tease her about her lack of self control, but really she does try and is determined to be successful. We are all grate- ful for Lee's pep and enthusiasm. She has cer- tainly given our class an added verve.

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Sixteen BARBARA ANN Hous1iHoLnER 403 Old Farm Road, XVyneote Entered 1949 F1'f'S,IIIIIll'Z.' Glee Club: Color team hockey, Color team basketballg Home Crafts Club. SU!JlIOl170li6'.' Glee Clubg Cast of Book Day play, Color team basketball, Play Produc- tion. j1lI1l.0T.' Clee Clubg Cradle Song , prompter: Typingg May Court. Senior: Vic'e'president of Student Councilg Glee Club, Cast ol Book Day playg XVelfare Committee, chairman, Play Production. Possess1'1l with surf: ll gentle .soifereign graze, and of .s11f'l1 ffllflllllllffl-Q fH'f?.S'!?lIlY'H Barbara, the oldest in the elass, impressed us, when she come in ninth grade, by her quiet, sincere manner. As we got to know her better, we appreciated her good nature, her funny re- marks, and very definitely her ability to drive a Car. She is also noted lor her knitting skill, which we appreciate especially when turning a heel or finishing a sork. Football is a main in- terest with Barbara, for she is an avid rooter for both the Penn and Navy teams. Barbara is one of the steadiest and most patient girls we know, and we can always depend on her. Her willingness to listen to people's troubles and to help whenever she is needed shows us that she is a true friend.