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

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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

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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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Name H 'Q Susie Adams Comii Anderson Ellen Bonsall Sue Burich Carol Burpee Darcy Clark Tia Duer Clarissa Ehrman Glenda Femandez Sallie Guckes Fredda Hollander Suzy King Joan Levy Vicki Lillicrapp Mary Lotz Janey Meyerding Debbie Parry Lucy Prelm Beth Reese Helen Schrack Louise Schutz Class Favorite Expression Girls, please! GS Gross me out You Dum-Dum! Do you have your dues? Where's Susie? Get out of my life . . .really great! You're saying, then, that . . . You know? . . . hard-up for amusement In my opinion . . This is a study hall Hail Mary Lemme think about it Uh. . .yeah censored Oh, fudge! It's really bad! Would you believe. . . Oh, how gross! Usually Found at the head of the class trying to get the car on a diet at the lake with Susie Penn frat parties all braided up reading plays the art room Wyncote Place studying Ocean City running up and down stairs in English across the street pondering getting in trouble explaining some- thing playing golf making trouble in the wrong lane Christiane Secher Pardon me? asleep Margaret Swenson Keep it clean! Essex Chris Wagner Do you wuv me? in the crowd Brenda Watts That's tough! on a train Bonnie Willig How can you tell? worrying Class of 1967 Good grief! in the dog house Known For ability to fly unusual walk cheshire grin Harford exchange students megaphone mouth G.A. enthusiasm unfathomable theories smile unique stance prowess in economics roast beef lunches love of little kids insanity Hee-hee-hee argumentative nature prowess behind the wheel psychiatric ability beautiful hair accident proneness receding blond hair fashionable clothes dry humor siphon ear witticisms inquisitive mind misery