Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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HOWARD BERNARD BRODSKY 4911 Wynneneld Avenue Philadelphia 31 Pennsylvania lfllf1'l'I'fl Junior lvflll' llaskcthall 3. Again we thank Overbrook for an ambitious and gifted student. llis short stay with us has been long enough to lnakc known that arniy jacket and that curly dark hair. At the piano lloward has enter- tained students and faculty and encouraged the conviction that he has a talent which wc shall hear ahont in years to coinc. JANET KATHARINE BROUSE Meadowbrook Place Phoenixville Pennsylvania lfnlrfrwl l'vI'l'.N'l1llHlll Year' llaskethall 3, lg Tennis 2, lladininton 1, 24 Class 'l'rcas- nrcr 3, 43 liccord liook -lg Girls' Athletic Association Al-g Ulass Play 1, 2, Upcrctta l, 2, 3, -lg Prom Queen 3, Dralnatics 23 Discussion Clnlm 3, Junior 'l'own Meeting of the Air -l-. llcr dclnnrc and quiet ways are deceiving. for nnderneath lie vivacious charm and initiative. Jann guards the finances of the Class of '55 with a watchful cyc. The train from Phoenixville will never he the same without this hriglit-and-early connnuter. .lanet's understanding attitude makes her a friend to all. CARMELA MARY CAMMAROTA 1313 South Broad Street Philadelphia 47 Pennsylvania lflIfl'l'l'll Sffwfulli Year Hockey 1, ZZ, 3, -lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, fl, Softball 1, 2, 3, 443 Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4-g Archery 3, Al, Badminton 1, 2g Cheer- leader 4, Class Vice-President 3, Record Book 4 Cassist- ant photography eclitorjg Caldron 33 Girls' Athletic Assoeiation lg Uperetta 1, 2, 3, ll-g Discussion Club 1, 23 liower School Help 3, VVcek-cnd Vl'orkcainp 4. A pert addition to any ttglllll or class, Dolly is always in there pitching with undying pep and energy. Her wardrobe is equaled only by that of her sisterg and seeing her model's figure, who can resist a whistle? Her sparkling zest and friend- liness endear her to everyone. Fourteen

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DIANE MARCIA ASBELL 1146 Magnolia Avenue Camden 3 New Jersey lfnlvrafd I r1'shmru1 Year Hockey 1 2, -l fmanagerlg Basketball -L Cinauagerjg Tennis 1.2g Arelu-ry fig Falcon 3, -1-3 Glee Club lg Library Assistant l, 2, 3, 4: World Affairs Student Council 4. Di is the Camden commuter with a cheery smile. an ever dependable classmate. VVhenever the team needs a manager, or the teacher needs a mes- senger, Diane can b-e easily found. Her quiet charm enhances the deep warmth that glows within. ROBERT DANIEL BERGER 7500 Walnut Lane Philadelphia 38 Pennsylvania lfnlvrwv' Snplwmnrr' lvffll' Soeeer 2, 3, 414 Basketball 2, 3, lg Baseball 2, 3, -I-g Record Book -L Cassistant art editorlg lloys' Athletic Associa- tion Alf Cvice-presizlentjg Photograpliy Club 3. lvith his genial friendliness, Bob has added to the dizzy experiences of the class of '55, Many ar-e the delicious bites the girls have stolen at recess from the Berger Bumstead Sandwiches. Bob's priceless gift of good humor will assure the success be rightly deserves. JOHN HOWARD BORTGN 151 Elmwood Avenue Norwood Pennsylvania lflalmwl l l'l'NllllHlll l'I'llI' Basketball 1 Clnanagerl, 2 Cmanagerj, 4- fmanagerlg Class Playilg Uperetta 1, 2. 3 Cleadjg Glee Club 1, 2, Il, -1-4 Chess 1, 2, fig lluekbill Falls Conference 3. Piece of gum? is .lerry's constant offer, and who can refuse that ear-to-ear grin? A hard worker in many fields, Jerry has proven his versatility. His hillbilly songs, accompanied by guitar, are balanced by his sober and sage ideas on world affairs. Jerry has brought happiness and smiles to everyone and his vibrant vitality will make him a long remembered student at Select. Thirteen

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ROSEMARY FLORENCE CAMMAROTA 1313 South Broad Street Philadelphia 47 Pennsylvania Enlvrrfd Sl'Tl'llfll l'l'l1l' Hockey 1, 2, 3, lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, l Ccaptainjg Soft- ball 1, 2, 3 fmanagerl, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, -1-g Archery 3, Badminton lg Class Secretary 34 Record Book -1-g Cal- dron 33 Uperetta. 1, 2, 3, 44 Lower School Help 3g Week- end VVorkcamp 1-. Lovable and warm is Tootsie, the other half of the Cannnarotas. Her big brown eyes are always searching for new excitementg and with her accom- plices-Renee and Ros-she is sure to find it. Tootsie is always on the scene when we need her. One with her many attractive charms will always 'be needed. FREDERICK THOMAS CAMPO 1621 South 19th Street Philadelphia 45 Pennsylvania Entered Freslunani Year Soccer 3, -Lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41: Baseball 3, 45 Student Council 3, -L ftreasurerlg Record Book 4- Chhotograpliy editorlg Boys' Athletic Association 3 treasurer, 4- treas- nrerg llperetta 2, 4-g Photography Club 2, 33 VV:-ck-end Workcamp 4. Anyone need a loan? Ask Fred . . . he's the man with the money. As treasurer of both the Boys' A.A. and of thc Student Council, he has proved his reliability and persuasiveness . . . especially when collecting dues. Campo, our 'Aclass Casa- nova, has showed his ability to organize, to work. and to accomplish whatever tasks are before him. STANTON DAVID FREEMAN 104 Delaware Street Woodbury 3 New Jersey Ente red Swain r Yea r Junior Town Meeting of the Air ig Class Play 44 Operetta 4. A newcomer to our ranks this year-Stanton's humor and amusing stories have won him a place among the popular. His sterling history ability, which he brought all the way from VVoodhury has made him the envy of the students of this 5 subject. His dynamic personality and sincere in- terest in people assure him luck in the future. Fifteen