Friends Central School - Record Yearbook (Overbrook, PA)

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JOHN BURTON WARNER Barrel 332 Conestoga Road, Wayne, Pa. Character is simply a habit, long con- tinued Johnny has been a smiling member of the sober seniors ever since the sixth grade. His cherubic countenance hides the heart of a born practical jolcer, how- ever, and he is not as serious as he looks. Ever since his entrance, the names of Lord-Wood and Warner have been linlced synonymously, no matter what the enter- prise. John has really put his mind to the problem of college this year, and I'm sure we all wish him the highest honors at Dartmouth. Entered: G Class Offices: Treasurer, B Assistant Editor of RECORD Sports: Soccer Golf, Senior Plays: Merchant of Venice, C Where's the Fire? Senior Clubs: Bridge Next Year: Dartmouth HANNAH STANLEY MOORSHEAD Hannah 44 East Greenwood Avenue, Lansdowne Pa A cheerfultemper will make beauty attractive knowledge delightful and wit good natured There is never a dull moment when Hannah is around lt s hard to Imagine her being still for any length of time, for it seems to us that she is always on the go Whenever she sweeps into view, all cares and bad moods go Flying out the window for sorrow is an im possibility around Hannah. Entered: A Class Offices: Vice-President ol the Glee Club Senior Sports: Hockey, A, Senior Plays: Where's the Fire? Senior Next Year: William and Mary College

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GRACE EASTMAN MASON Gracie 440 South Fiftieth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind An especially grand girl is Grace. She appreciates our poor humor and almost makes us think we're funny. Grace's smile is a wonderful one which helps her win many friends. Her under- standing of people and their problems makes her services in the Nursery School invaluable, where she is a member of the staff. Entered: A Class Offices: Nursery School Staff, Senior Clubs: Service Club, Senior, A Next Year: Business School ROBERT EDWIN RUSSELL Baron 123 Yale Road, Audubon, N. J. i'More are slain by supper: than the sword The Baron is a one-year man but he has definitely left his footprints in the sands of our time. He likes plenty of amusement and always enjoys a good laugh. Bob is one of those outlanders from New Jersey who manage, with uncanny precision, to be on time for school the majority of the time. Interested in sports and the theater, we are sure Bob will make a success in any future enterprise. Entered: Senior Sports: Soccer Clubs: Bridge Next Year: University of Pennsylvania

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FRANKLIN WILLIAM ANDREWS 85 Posedale Road, Overbrook Hills, Pa. ELEANOR SMOLENS El or Ellie 6157 Columbia Avenue, Overbrook, Pa. She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on Eleanor is here, there and everywhere. I-ler Iiveliness will always pep up any gathering. I-ler vivid personality should stand her in good stead if she ever fulfills her ambition of going on the stage. We wish her good luck, 'cause she is a good sport and a grand friend. Entered: F Class Offices: Assembly Committee, C Treasurer, A Business Manager of Blue and Gray, Senior Business Manager of Friends' Central News, Senior Assistant Business Manager of RECORD BOOK Sports: Class I-Iockey, Senior, A, B, C, D, E Class Baseball, Senior, A, B, C, D, E Class Basketball, A Third Team I-lockey, Senior Varsity Baseball, A Clubs: Service Club, Senior, A, B, C, D,E Dramatic Club, Senior Plays: Lady of the Lake, C St. Joan, A Next Year: University of Pennsylvania Andy A colt is worth nothing unless he breaks his cord Andy, with his immaculate attire and studied nonchalance, has been a Fixture on the campus ever since he entered in the B Class. Perhaps he is best known for his diminutive aspect and shock of wavy blond hair. This man of mystery is something of an adagio dancer in his spare moments. Entered: B Class Offices: Dance Committee and Track Manager, Senior Sports: Track B, A, and Senior Plays: Devil's Disciple, B Clubs: Dramatic Club, B, A Next Year: Dartmouth College