Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Front row: Marjorie Schiavo iManagerJ, Joyce Webb, Joan Howell, Janet Brouse, Barbara Thomson, Anne Fry,-Carolyn Klose Kmanagerj. Second row: Carol Hancock, Frances Suss man, Fredryne Phillips, Anja Kowalski, Jane Stein, Carmela Cammarota, Janet Flint Qcaptainj, Rosemary Carnmarota Rennee Zinman, JoAnn Soloff, Judith Love, Anna Miller Annette Cooper Qcoachl. GIRL' ASKETB LL The Girls' Basketball team started off their season with tremendous enthusiasm. Under their capable coach, Teacher Annette Cooper, the girls showed excellent form and marked de- termination. The spectators were quite im- pressed to see the girls dash out before game time, and run through a perfectly timed warm up. The most exciting game in the team's schedule was played with Germantown Friends'g memories of that game will linger for a long while. It was a truly spectacular display of teamwork and sportsmanship as the varsity lost by a score of 55-49. Anna Miller was high scorer for the year. The team members may well feel that the season was a successful one.

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Front row: lleft to rightj Howard Brodsky, John Wieland, Norman Waxman, Fred Cafnpo, William Woodhead, Edward Kellerman, Paul Blecher, Robert Gammon, Barton Auerbach Robert Berger,-Donald McCarty, Peder Heine, Kenneth Ander son, Gabriel Menkin, Fred Noble Qcoachj. Absent: Bill Millis John Muzi, Robert Bulton. BOYS' BASKETB LL The basketball team experienced an im- pressive season as it defeated many of its arch- rivals. A notable increase in attendance helped to stimulate great enthusiasm within the squad. The campaign was highlighted by exciting games with Bryn Athyn, Germantown Friends, and Moorestown. The last game was a night contest in which Select nearly executed a major upset. Under the excellent supervision of Master Fred Nolde's abilities were developed to their utmost. This assured a constant supply of points as well as an indication that in future years, Select may be represented by a basketball powerhouse.