Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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IN MEMCDRIAM in 'X Ox 3 Not what you gain but what you give, Measures the worth of the life you live Anonymous

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HEADMASTER Good-bye, Class of 1954! It is hard to see you go. You have become such an integral part of our community. lt will seem so strange at F.S.S. next September if you are not here. Do come back often. There is joy and sorrow always when a class graduates. We are glad and sometimes even relieved when you graduateg glad to see you moving on up into college to finish that preparation for real citizenship in a wonderful land filled with many opportunities, and yet sorry to see you go out of our immediate fellowship, sorry to realize that another year has gone by and we are all that much older, sorry too, that we will not see your fine parents quite so often. It is my fervent hope that while here at F.S.S. you have had the good within you lifted up and increased . And may you remember always that the most precious thing in the world is the human personality. Anything which improves and builds up personality is good, good for society. Anything which degrades personality is bad, bad for society. And we are now living in a 'One World' society. J. Theodore Peters

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UPPER SCHCDOL FACULTY 1 '+ 'i - , ' -zz x ' NX Q 'Q .ii . K 1 V1 ,N ,fx f ff f 'A Y L f X, W 't I - x ' s M Front row: Kleft to rightl Alexander MacCol1, Edward Hollingsworth, Margaret Conover, Hans Hauser, Maria Dehn, Virginia Parkingson, Helen Satterthwaite. Second row: Zeva Haible, Grace Clayton, Albert Jackson, Helen MacDonald, Burlingame Harvey, June Hale, Reed Landis, Mary Jean Holmes, Irving Hollingshead, Mary Dobrinin, Ruth Myrick, Norma Bertolet, Caroline Wilson, Elsie Dickerson, Theodore Peters. Absent: Wilma Lewis, Fred Nolde.