Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Sulthall SOFTBALL First Row: Barbara McGrath, Judy Epstein, Fran Abrahamer, SueAnn Kahn. Second Row: joy O'Keefe, Sandy Springer, Flora McQueen, Jane Stein, Fredryne Phillips, Carolyn Klose, Reggie Williams, coach. Absentees: Anne Fry, Judy Love, Marjory Schiavo, Fran Sussman, Norma Krechmer, Barbara Thomson, Adelle Thompson, captain. As the familiar sounds of l've got it and the smaek of the ball against the bat filled thc ui another softball season at Friends' Select pro, ressed lnerrily on its way. Although happening Friends Select Friends' Select Friends' Select Friends' Sclcet Friends' Select Friends Select SCHl'lDl'l,l'l Stevens School Girls' High School Jenkintown High Ellis Country Day School Abington High Germantown Friends' good-naturedly, things did not always go smoothly. For one example. the girls had trouble finding a place in which to practice. for with tennis for coin- petition. tennis for fun. softball and archery being held on the Held during afternoon practice. the different sports literally ran into each other. This triple schedule also caused trouble for Teacher Reggie, who has to eoaeh all three sports at the same time. In view of her success. we give her a long Rah for both her perseverance and patience. The girls' softball team always has a successful season, not only numerically. but also socially. Tile practices bring the girls together in a happy so- ciable group and they inakc lasting friendships as they become acquainted. The exercise keeps the participants physically Ht. This spring sport really helps to develop a more versatile individual and is surely a necessary part of thc whole of life. Sixty-0110

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Baseball BASEBALL TEAM Phil Scott, coach, Norman Silverman, Steve Wells, Jerry Steingard, Ed Kellerman, George Milner, Fred Campo, Don McCarty, Dave Hyman, Bob Berger, John Wieland, Harvey Myerson, James Stokes, Manager. At Friends, Select, spring is heralded by the cry of Hmm, babe! and the crack of a bat against a ball. Master Phil Scott and his corps of eleven men ran over such teams as Wilmington Friends' and Sanford Prep, and even in losing displayed the Brown and Gold spirit of sportsman- ship. John Wieland and Don McCarty alternately pitched and played shortstop with amazing ver- satility. The other half of the battery was ably played by Ed Kellerman, with George Milner substituting. And with such men to back them up as Dave Hyman, first base, Norman Silverman or Harvey Myerson, second base, Fred Campo, third base, Bob Berger, left field, Steve Wells, center field, Steve Weiner, right field, every game was more exciting than the one before. A special thank-you goes to managers Calvin West and Sixty Jimmy Stokes for their loyal support and hard work. For it is players and managers like these boys who make any baseball season a memorable one. SCHEDULE Germantown Friends, Sanford Prep Moorestown Friends' Westtown School Wilmington Friends' Tower Hill Moorestown Friends' Wilmington Friends' Sanford Prep Westtown School George School Atlantic City Friends'

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