Friends Central School - Record Yearbook (Overbrook, PA)

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MARY LOUISE HOFFT M'Lou 5 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. And mistress of herself, though China fall lVl'Lou has that rare faculty of always being cool, calm and collected. We certainly admire her poise and confi- dence. Sl1e's a grand friend and can always be counted upon to accomplish anything she undertakes. Entered: A Class Clubs: Glee Club, Senior Service Club, Senior, A Plays: St. Joan, A Grandma Pulls the Strings, Senior Where's the Fire? Senior Next Year: Rollins College, Florida MAURICE HOWELL HALL Morry 931 Lindale Avenue, Drexel l-lill, Pa. lf a man empties his purse into his head no man can take it away from him Morry's size and pugilistic attitude make him felt all over the school. l-le and his brother Bill, are a perfect set of opposites. Morry has talcen charge of the storeroom in the gym and guarded the school's athletic supplies againt all invasion. l-lis up and at 'emu attitude is sure to be a great help to our fighting midget in later years. Good luck! Entered: A Class Next Year: Undecided

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GEORGE COREY McGINLEY Moose Q01 West Maple Avenue, Merchantville, N. J. Seize what is highest and you will possess what is in between Moose is a go-getter. These words describe him to a Moose has shown his will to succeed onthe athletic Fields and classrooms of Friends' Central. Every morning Moose covers all the territory between Merchantville and Philadelphia in time to arrive by 9:49 precisely. l-le must start with the sun! l-lere's hoping Moose makes his All- American dream. Entered: B Class Sports: Lacrosse, A Football Track A, Senio Clubs: Bridge Next Year: College LOUISE CADWALLADER LEEDOM ee 832 Marlyn Road, Overbrook, Pa. A friend is worth all hazards we can run Louise isn't very noisy, and it's dilficult to know sometimes when she is around l-low ever, her funny little laugh shows that she is usually in a sunny mood more so in the spring as she gets a chance to play tennis, her favorite game Entered: E Class L S d Team, B Class, Class Tennis E D Class Basketball D C A Class Sports: acrosse, econ Hockey B Clubs: Service Club, D Plays: George Washington, E Next Year: Drexel Institute

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SALUTATORY E ol the Sensor class extend a cordlal welcome to the mothers and fathers, to our teachers and schoolmates vvho have come to help us enjoy thas our Class GY Together vve have vvorlced and played lor quite a tevv years There rs no need to elaborate on the happiness We have earned and the lmovvledge vve have obtarned here at Frrends Central As we loolc baclc on the many happy hours spent together, we are glad that we have at last reached thus one ol our most rmportant red letter days Qur gratrtude for the happy years and for vvhat vve have learned go hrst of all to our parents They have made all ol thus possrble vvlth thelr constant help and therr loving care Unselhshly they have made many sacrrhces to gave us this great opportunrty They alone can understand the true srgnrhcance that thus day has lor us We lmovv that they vvlll contnnue therr larth an us as they have done unlarlnngly rn the past May vve next thanlc Dr Jones, our prrnclpal, and the members ol the faculty Through therr guidance and teaching we are novv prepared to look lute rn the lace and to step lorvvard unalrard May vve lulhll the hopes ol our lrrends by becomlng successful and rendering service an the drlterent helds vve have chosen and may we remember that vvhatever we may achieve we ovve to our training at home and at school And novv we vvant all of you to join In the laughter and garety ol thus Class Day and help us forget for a levv hours that thus as our last Fling of lun as hugh school students that tomorrovv we vvrll be alumna of Frnends Central School pOllYdl'1I'1d Young VALEDICTGRY ODAV vve talce an Important step on the pathway of lute The past cannot be re -lrcaptured, the future must be made We leave behind us that period of youth rn vvhnch vve have been led and guided by our parents and teachers, and vve gaze lor vvard unto the future vvhlch vve must burld for ourselves We should proht by our mrs