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

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Elizabeth Thompson Reese . . . Breesy . . . blond, blond hair . . . beautiful smile . . . her brother's Corvair . . . varsity hockey co-cap- tain . . . champion golfer . . . business man- ager of yearbook . . . four year Latin scholar . . . concemed with encouraging school spirit . . . expects cooperation . . . quietly sincere . . . precise . . . hard-working . . .thoroughly competent . . . organized . . . wants to learn . . . takes her studies seriously . . . finds satis- faction in mastering a subject . . . always glad to help. Helen Frances Schrack . . . Happy . . . beautiful dark hair . .. prize archer . . . mani ac driver . . . car collisions . . . excuses twice class secretary . . . inventor of Frenglish . . . chronic clock watcher . . . fix- ing t he bank books . . . Assembly Committee Acorns staff . . . serious, impressionistic poetry . . . Hustered . . . Wish it were Fri- day., . . . grateful for small favors . . . quick changes in mood . . . generous . . . impulsive . . . a different laugh for every occasion. Louise Bradshaw Schutz . . . Weezie . . . blue eyes . . . streaked blond hair fvariablej . . . stately elegance . . . Jolly Green Giant . . . endless wardrobe .. . likes the finer things in life . . . accident-prone baby-blue Mustang . . . trips to New York . . . steady stream of boys . . . I.V. teams for three years . . . tact C21 . . . soft voice . . . reticent in class . .. embarrassed laugh of becoming modesty . . . It was fabulous . . . reserved . . .opinionated . . . frank. Christiane Madeleine Secher . . . exchange stude nt from France . .. beautiful hand- crocheted clothes . . . fashionable shoes . . . large selection of rings . . . her short hair . . . her long fingemails . . . living 'way out yonder with the Burpees . . . many French beaux . . . constant snacker . . . many shopping sprees . . . love of ice skating and bowling . . . care- ful conversations . . . temperamental . . . May I close the window? . . . strong opin- ions . . . keen observation . . . shy, friendly smile. 20

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Victoria Dorothy Lillicrapp . . . delicate, fem- inine hands . . . Pepsodent smile . . . well- liked . . . charmed them all in Grenoble . . . dresses to the height of fashion . . . pierced ears . . . Metrecal and ice cream sandwich . . . I can't possibly get all this work done . . . Esther Williams in the winter . . . any- body's challenge in hockey . . . decorous . . . does wonders with Affiliation . . . pleasant, warm and friendly . . . nervous . . . good conversationalist. . . industrious. . . active. Martha Jane Meyerding . . . unusual pocket- books . . . her many buttons . . . mother's little helper . . . at home and Penn Charter . . . Abington librarian . . . her little brother . . . yearbook literary editor . . . Abington Friend . . . friend of Mrs. Reynolds . . . win- ter bowler . . . relentless debater . . . depth and philosophy behind her arguments . . . concern about world affairs . . . Blessed be the Peacemaker . . . lirm convictions . . . conservative . . . innate intelligence . . . dry humor . . . unyielding. Deborah Graham Parry . . . steamroller . . . brownies for breakfast . . . she is trying in Latin . . . tennis champ . . . A.A. chairman . . . great goodsportsmanship . . . walking pep- rally . . . right of center . . . individualistic philosophy . . . worthy opponent in debate . . . listens to the other side . . . has to be convinced . . . always has a story to tell . . . humming . . . raised eyebrows . . . connois- seur of satire . . . anxious to include everyone . . .optimistic. . .generous. 19 Mary Lynn Lotz . . . from Abington . . . well- dressed . . . Religious Life and Welfare . . . sends cards for any or no reason . . . outgoing always laughing at herself self- depreciation . . . frarelyl stifled giggles . . . Just call me Moose . . . in serious moments, articulate and perceptive . . . uses her wit to get across important points eager to please . . . original thinking . . . great ideas that just won't work . . . can be forceful when necessary. Lucy Royce Prehn . . . our girl from Wash- ington state . . . Do you wear knee-socks here? . . . walking home with Fredda . . . hesitant bowler . . . Acorns staff . . . willing to start at the bottom . . . consistency in char- acter and school work . . . questions about technicalities . . . extensive vocabulary . . . eloquent speaker . . . sincere . . . The Thinker . . . natural . . . quiet but never withdrawn . . . interested in everyone . . . self- sufficient . . . very considerate . . . modest . . . equitable.

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Margaret Agnes Swenson . .. poised . . . pleasant . . . athletic . . . milk at lunch . . . yearbook editor-in-chief . . . scientific methods . . . everything neat . . . calmly purposeful . . . matter-of-fact attitude . . . historically minded . . . speculative reasoning . . . open, honest approach . . . no excuses . . . depend- able . . . fair . . . Well, I don't know about that . . . takes some time to think it over . . . very articulate . . . squinting in concen- tration . . . sees the humor in life . . . re- spected. 1 Gladys Christina Wagner . . . strawberry blond hair . . . our fiddler on the roof . . . J.V. hockey . . . Did you do your English? . . . Glee Club secretary . . . octet alto . . . expert at arranging proms . . . twice class vice- president . . . Don't forget your duties, girls . . . Senior Room sleeper . . . moving too fast to slow down . . . a helping hand . . . friendly . . . hard-working . . . demands to be heard . . . more sensitive than she will admit. Brenda Jo Watts . . . always attractive: abso- lutely beautiful on special occasions . . . Reli- gious Life and Welfare's top girl . . . weekend workcamps . . . chemistry tutor . . . Thank goodness for economics! . . . well-rounded . . . love of football and football players . . . good-natured . . . optimistic . . . her arrows always hit the target . . . dependable . . . very special sense of humor . . . well-developed perspective . . . finds a fresh idea in almost any jumbled discussion . . . receptive . . . un- derstanding. Bonnie Elizabeth Willig . . . Bubbles . . . blond hair . . . upside-down glasses . . . Stu- dent Council president . . . hockey team cap- tain . . . our best land onlyj goalie . . . loyal . . . hard worker . . . We just have to win today, girls! . . . those many questions . . . wild discussions . . . Woopsie . . . concern for others' problems . . . listens to all sides . . . determined to be fair . . . practising the delicate art of compromise . . . sensitive . . . thoughtful . . .self-reliant. 21