Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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'V4'!'73'fY7'f W7T N Diane . Bob-B Janet . Fred . . Ann . . Stan . . Paula . Leroy . Harold Dolly . Tootsie Renee Ros .. Jerry . Don Freddy Bill R. Jo . . . Gordon Sam . . Jane . Carol . Eau You Imagine . . . , not commuting? .... taking a bus? . . , . living in town? . . . . without his harem? . . , an old maid? . . . ....... serious? . . . .home alone on Saturday night? . , , .not being mistaken for Harold? . . . . not being mistaken for Leroy? without Tootsie? ..,..,... without Dolly? , . . . . . . . without Dolly and Tootsie without Dolly, Tootsie, and Renee? . , ..,.......... in a conservative tie? with twenty-twenty vision? . . . without a crinoline? . . . without Freddy? . . . with all her books? . . . with a cigarette? . . . without The Jeep? , . . . . . calm? . . 4 a monotone? Dottie . John . , Bill S . Howard Sally ,. Clyde . Sandy , Bob G . Judy . . Bob R . Adelle . Steve . Fran . , Ed .... Carolyn Barbara Marge . Dick .. Zel . , . BillM,,, Hans . , , , . without a compact? ...,,. a social flop? . . . without his camera? inmufti? anywhere but Ocean City? . . . guppyless? 4 . . , . . a wall-flower? , without his carrot juice? . . . . a cub reporter? . . . . driving a hot-rod? tall? , . . a soprano? , . . . with laryngitis? , , . on-J. V.? . . . jokeless? . . . . talkative? , . . being nasty? . . , a debutante? withlonghair? wearing those baby shoes? . . . , angry with anyone? Friends' Select ............ without the Class of '55? Thirty-one

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Whos Whfl Mfrs! Versatile FRAN SUSSMAN JOHNNY WIEI.AND Mcnst Likely to Succeed JUDY LOVE LEROY LEVINSON Most Scholarly Most Athletic JOANN SOLOFF JANE STEIN GORDON YASINOW ED KELLERMAN WF? :. z- awww Most Dependable Best Dressed Class Clowns MARJORY SCHIAVO PAULA SCHREIBMAN CAROLYN KLOSE SAM MUTCH STAN FREEMAN DICK TAUBMAN Th iffy

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EL SS This is your snooping reporter, louella Par- snip, bringing you the tips and items from the 25th reunion of the Class of 1955. First a word from our sponsor. R1'y1mI11.v' cars are such a steal, You get gypped on every deal! Now the news .... Among the honored guests at the reunion was Leroy Levinson. who is running for the oflice of senator from the State of Confusion. He told me he had just seen Carol Hancock, who is singing for the Salvation Army band at 17th and Chestnut Streets every night from 7 to 12. Because of this engagement she was unable to attend. Leroy introduced me to television ed- ucator, Carolyn Klose, better known as Teacher Carolyn of Cling Clang School. Her escort for the evening was John VVieland, a sub- way engineer on the North Bound Broad Street Line. I sighted Dr. Robert Berger, recently rc- turned from Africa, where he was filling ele- phant tusks. Seated with him was veterinarian Stephen Wells. who has been working with the doctor on tendcrizers for elephant skins. They seemed undisturbed by the mild uproar at their table caused by the seven Krupnick children. Their mother, the former Ann Tarshish, has just been named Mother of the Year. Giving an exhibition of the Mambo mania, Bob Ruben and Dolly Cammarota provided part of the entertainment. They were taught by the head of the South Philly Dance Studio, Fred Campo. Their act was interrupted by the en- trance of Janet Brouse, who was delayed by a wreck on the Reading Line. She was wheeling in Diane Asbell, who had a broken leg. As someone later told me, Diane had always had an aflinity for crutches, hospitals and the like. Happily dancing was Judy Love, originator of the super-efficient filing system for libraries. Don McCarty, coach of the Associated Friends' Team, waltzed with Sandy Springer. Sandy's daughter is coming out in June. Don stopped dancing to talk shop with Ed Kellerman of the Warriors, who stopped in on his way to a game. Seated at a ring-side table were Sam Mutch, the Philly Fizz Kingg Paula Schreibman, All- American hockey playerg and Marjory Schiavo, Paula's manager. Because Miss Schreibman was in training, they left early. Gabbing gaily at the next table were Rose- mary Cammarota and Zel Rever, owners of the Thirty-two