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

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Carol Mary-Louisa Burpee . . . all those freckles .. . well-described Califomia sum- mers . . . trip to Mexico . . . the family dy- nasty . . . obsession with cherry popsicles . . . photography editor of yearbook . . . those wild candids . . . Girls, please look at your picture schedule today . . . hick from the sticks . . . eternal giggle . . . slap-stick . . . chemistry scholar t?J . . . amazing bowling scores . . . octet alto . . . droll . . . forever doubting and curious . . . friendly . . . outgo- ing . . . kind. Darcy Patrick Clark . . . one of our newest members . . . those blond highlights . . . her older tor is it younger?J sister . . . weight complaints . . . hockey enthusiast . . . ani- mated . . . her many dates . . . Senior Prom --two thousand flowers . . . knowledgeable and concerned . . . frank . . . redundant, but gets the point across . . . encouraging support for projects . . . exaggeration for effect . . . rolling her eyes . . . confident . . . eager . . . impatient with apathy . . . fast-moving. Kreszentia Margaret Duer . . . distinctive laugh . . . feminine . . . long, delicate eye- lashes . . . Rapunzel . . . two school bags to one girl . . . well-balanced lunches . . . pro- fessional archer . . . pleas from the heart for participation in the newspaper . . . artistic . . . decorative expert . . . vivacious . life of the party . . . Oh, gross! . . . careful and thorough worker . . . thoughtful . . . definite ideas . . . self-control . . . enjoys a good dis- cussion . . . a good friend to have. Clarissa Ehrman . . . long, black hair . . . pierced ears . . . hand-made Mexican shoulder bags . . . unique laugh . . . weekend work- camper . . . Acorns staff . . . Assembly Com- mittee chairman . . . civil rights marches . . . studious . . . intense . . . a kid at heart . . . endless arguments in English . . . opinionated . . . I don't agree . . . subtle sense of irony . . . always new ideas to consider . . . frus- trated idealism . . . small smiles . . . enthusi- asms . . . suddenly an overwhelming joy. 17

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Susan Swiler Adams . . . winsome smile . . . shining eyes . . . full of laughter and glee . . . lunches in the Senior Room . . . milkmaid vigorous athlete weekend work- camper . . . six hours' driving per day . . . class president . . . Will the meeting please come to order . . . never a dull moment . . . she will always lead the winning team . . . admirable character . . . usually found behind the scenes . . . personality personified . . . a born leader. Constance Kaye Anderson . . . smooth swing- ing hair . . . expert seamstress . . . familiar sight in the art room . . . Snoopy devotee . . . yearbook art editor . . . Dramatic Club treas- urer . . . Cleopatra image . . . expressive ex- pressions . . . And I'm there- . . . groans . . . strange new words . . . energetic . . . de- termined . . . neat . . . sincere . . . has the ability to be very serious . . . a sometime cynic . . . thrifty . . . helpful and sympathetic . . .clever. . .self-confident. Ellen Harned Bonsall . . . attractive . . . long blond hair . . . many clothes . . . her little V.W. . . . athletic . . . powerful hockey player . . . swim team co-captain . . . fre- quent pauses for thought . . . staring into space . . . seriously stated opinions . . . val- iant attempts to speak uninterrupted . . . de- fense of other frustrated speakers . . . tend- ency toward sarcasm . . . comments begin cautiously and gain momentum . . . wry smile . . interest in working with children . . . quiet. . . intelligent. Susan Louise Burich . . . hair retuming to brown . . . hairbands varsity hockey halfback . . . determination . . . her new OJ station wagon .. . the Library Committee . . . our class mathematician . . . twice class treasurer . meticulous .. Pay your dues, girls .. . . . . speaks when she has some- thing to say . . . always an engrossed expres- sion . . . dislike of disorder . . . quiet . . . Eh? . . . pensive . . . amused . . . unassum- ing . . , suddenly joining in the laughter . . . deliberative. 16

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Glenda Fernandez . . . exchange student from Mexico . . . shiny black hair . . . trying out hairdos . . . earrings . . . living with the Mar- tins . . . a linguist . . . letter writing in study hall . . . inspired the Senior Prom decorations . . . conscientious worker . . . Hair for art . . . future student of Mexico University . . . good sense of humor . . . careful . . . atten- tive . . . time to listen . . . sweet and adorable . . . a smile that lights up the room. Fredda Hollander . . . walk to school what- ever the weather . . . our lunch table washer . . . swimming team . . . studious . . . usually gets A's . . . always prepared for every class . . . part-time math teacher . . . whiz at sci- ence . . . versatile musician . . . knows some- thing about everything . . . intensive reading . . . goes to all the plays . , . prefers simple, direct philosophies . . . completely candid . . . forceful, yet eager to please . . . occasional pessimist . . . talkative. . .curious. Susan Livingston King . . . petite . . . as old as she feels . . . long, brown locks . . . her own Mustang . . . semi-professional babysit- ting . . . Student Council vice-president . . . dedicated . . . responsible . . . Shh . . . persistent . . . consistent adherence to the let- ter of the law . . . impatience with the unco- operative . . . works well with anyone . . . realistic . . . sarcastic laughter . . . sees the humor in her own mistakes . . . friendly . . . notices people . . . firm principles. 18 Sallie Guckes . . . natural blond hair . . . her feet . . . Glee Club president . . . demanding an audience . . . the diet that worked . . . jokes about her big, black heap . . . How quaint! . . . moments of half-hearted despair . . . laughing at herself . . . Flunk now and avoid the .Tune rush . . . those memorable timely remarks . . . brief embarrassments . . . great sense of humor . . . excitement . . . ex- aggerated complaints . . . flourishes in chaos . . .natural. . . uninhibited. . Joan Marion Anne Levy . . . admirer of any- thing English . . . I can handle anybody . . . trusting . . . in good faith . . . big family . . . maternal instinct . . . hour and a half ride to school . . . humble . . . really tries . . . Show me how to put eye-liner on . . . loves to dance . . . kind . . . firm convictions but always willing to learn . . . openhearted . . . likes to laugh . . . sees the best in all of us.