Friends School of Baltimore - Quaker Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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VVU4 afnecy I you love znstructzon you ull! be well znstructed JV FOOTBALL I 2 VARSITY FOOTBALL-4 JN BASKETBALL 2 3 VA SITY TENNIS I 2 3 4 HONOR ROLL I 2 3 4 DRAMATICS I 2 3 4 ,,f INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB I 50 0 CI UB 2 3 4 , CLASS PRESIDENT I CO EDITOR QUAKER QUILL-4 RELIGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE 4 BAZAAR PONY CARTS 4 ,ft If-p if I I cl I JCCI, 411 'P Q-5' ful fn' V' Hey Chlp how mans teeth does a moo e haxer' Thl IS but a small sample of the qulte xarled questlons asked I 'C Mof Chlpper durlng the day For he 15 known fondlx bw this assmates as the walkmg encsclopedla Not onlw does he come forth wlth the correct answers to these questions dur1n the off moments at school but he al o dlsplaxs his X3l'l6Cl storehou e of lcnowled e ln the cla room Since he first entered Frlend ln the fifth grade he has constantly headed his class ln academic uhject Dur 1 ex eral vseelcs ln the fall howsex er he dl appear from the chool cene and oes huntm mth hl Daddx u Penn Xlw anla Immedlately upon hls return from the ulld he IS barra ed sslth the questlon Well what chd sou shoot9 He would then tell u about all the rabb1t pheasants and rou e that hejust barelx nn ed althou h he herolcalls ba ed three dozen qulrrel that net er had a chance ReCOgnlZlH the theater a a fine art Chlpper ha been seen takmg on qulte dner lfied role and dolng an ewcceptlonal Job 1n each production ln uhuh he ha taken part Due to hls mnate llterary ablhts Chlp was the natural cholce for co edltor of the uzll oiferm to the school a new xarled collectlon of thou htful edxtorlal and artwles I7 Q lfl , r. :cf - - l Y- - .ea .Q . ,V 'A zlfydi' , f ' I. - . , - , , ,lf A , .J ' X I nb , , 3 f 11' . . , .tb 'I , V W 1 fifty ' , J Tl' , V . ' - , J ,Irv ' . . ' , I' , If 1 rrp- I Q I t R -vi 5 7 ' 7 fl I Y in XA, ' 11- ' T 9 v 1 ' , 'l' L , c' . J , .' 'U ' if 2,'fi l , 4 , ,lfn 1' , 5 - ,7 2 L 1 ,l,,.-' , I M cc 0 as V A7 I Jf- l 'CMM V I 1 J 1 a An fl' I fy ' 'W r. ' 1 If 1' L, .' Mr - , I ,,,7L' , 147m ' 1 A 1 5 I f . ' ff f v L ,fm . ' , 9' X 1' ' .H Ac ?.fl,'-iz rfpfff-' 'KV . A f ,N ,' I. I 1' , -1 '5' 'tl 1 1 ,L If ,' f 1- 4,4 f',1,..,ff fu f . -f f If fd ,4 ,-' V V1 ,L .4 x AJ .1 14:1 riff. KI, :LLL LJ- QIL i .- I , ff, y- X pr' Lf 7 f L ,f 1 If ,PILJ -lv' cc V . v Y S V .S , ' . . 'bl' If ,QI ' L - - - , , . it VI. 4 45 , ' :ir . 'ew A' I I .' . . V 'fa' . 4 M L I 1 g l i ' S I . 1 - . . ' . ' s ' ' 51 ' ss- Y.. V. .L , . yu. .hs - f 'ngs ' ' - ' . ' ' . 's s s S g ' g 's ' '1 I 5' ' l . l ' I' ' 'I S. 7 . U .. . A , W . v - c - - - . ' ' .H ' s 's. - -, g s ' -' 'ss . g ' 5 gg I S ' S ' . . g S i . S . . .t S. S. . . h . Q ., . g 5 Y, A . . g . . . S

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O- W' MP1 rw MJ. Li 6 :fa LN P9 X A ,. Q -uu'f. Y Qui Y YA-Pig gp Variety ls the soul 0 Pleasure 6'Well l met a little girl a comin' down the street, bop- by-O- means that Jim is near and in a gay mood. When properly attired in his yellow and brown padded coat, ,lim ranks as the classls closest thing to a Beatnik. Actually Jim has been developing his musical abilities on both the piano and his cherished electric guitar. ,lim also has left a lasting impression On the Quaker athletic annals, as well as those of the opposition. Not shirking physical contact, he has played a leading role On the football and wrestling teams, and he was recognized for his spirit and ability for leadership by being selected as captain by the squad. While ,lim has been widely recognized for his athletic abilities he also performs a vital role in many less publicized Organizations. He has always served in ollicial capacities on both the Service Committee, and Assem- VARSITY FOOTBALL I 2 2 4 CO CAPTAIN 4 VARSITY WRESTLING I 2 3 4 CO CAPTAIN 2 S JV LACROSSE I VARSITY LACROSSE 2 3 BAA REPRESENTATIVE I SECRETARY 4 SERVICE COMMITTEE 2 3 4 AEEILIATION COMMITTEE 3 4 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 4 QUAKER 4 DANCE CO CHAIRMAN 2 SENATE 2 VICEPRESIDENT 4 DRAMATICS CLUB 2 MIXED CHORUS 1 3 4 BAZAAR ROLLER COASTER 4 bly Committee. ,lim seems to be very capable as a V.P., holding this position in both the Senate and Senior Class. The class realized his social abilities, voting him to head the Sophomore dance. If Jim dOesn't fulfill his aspirations as a teenage idol. it is a certainty that he will be a success in the adult world 16 N2 Tx., ', s.riX'l-slxtil ,p ' kvxin xiii. Ju ,Q 5 : x' -.,'p,n' 5a ',.UAgb.A N 'I ' ,vw , 5KN.. I 61' xi, 0- iid s '- iv A-- A W Lfjtfmpfl ,i.,f.I iw?-J. ames t oo eir ir 0- , ', I ' 1.0 8 H 1 I f -H R- ' ' ' A ' ' 3 .. J A l A ntl

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nne V Qlderf Carfer F or what is that which flZll0Cf llCf' flares 1101.75 Anne could easlly be called The Cav Camlne of the class of 59 wlth her sparklmg Lhma blue exe hlonde ha1r rosy cheeks and her loxe for tvweeds and sport clothes Wlth her umque sen e of humor and dell htful personahty she 1 alwaws the llfe of a parts She ha the wonderful glft of adapting her elf to am group and at once becommg a part of It When down at the 'Xax al Ac ad em! she alwaxs IS seen surrounded ln a group of Hllfldle In one of her gay moods she IS known to talk a blue streak and cannot be stopped ln addltlon to talkln 1n her mterestlng manner he 1 qulte an eater and has been known to consume easlls three Fnend School lunthe at a slttlng How he ma1nta1ns her shrn fi ure 1 a rm terx to us' BADNIINTON, MANAGER-4 GLE1: CLUB-2 MIXED CHORUS53, 4 eLAss SECRETARY 3 QLAKER 4 BAZAAR GIFTS 4 3' Enterlng Frlends 1n the mnth rade Anne l1a becomean mxaluable member Althou h busx on the uaker she has managed to keep up her u ual ood rade She ua al o the busy manager thl year for the badmlnton team Wlmeneser Anne ha a free moment she pull out her bongo drum a11d beats on It endle ls Be ldes loung the bongos she IS a great jazz fan Annie 1 a glfl who 1 alwsaw ready for fun and mam lau h xet there 1 another Anne the serlou thoughtful kmd and slnrere Anne 18 . L - , l .- ,A .. A A W 4 ,M .. . V I 1, v . ,. if? , , . . . ,A , t ' I r. , , , ' ' - s 1 . . .U W . s C , s j S . . S W 1' ' 1' ' ff s. 1 4 I. g X, 4 - 4 , -A 1 ,-A-' . M - - - ,,,. .f L . . . U . I ' C . - , s s ' . . ' rg ,-, A ' e ' s - s .- 1 ' 6 . Ax ' Q U' Q 'Q ' . - , e g - 1, ' . . . , U Q L . V U v U - - - C . Q cr rr c N ' s s 1 'Q ' ' s , g -. ., - r -1 - ' s .- s ' ss '. s' - ' ' . 1 ' 's ' ' 's ' 's ' ' U s ' 'S - . C' Y