Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Social ctivilies Active school spirit. the keynote of life at Select. stems from the students themselves par- ticipating in many endeavors sponsored hy their student organizations. Beginning the year in typi- cal Select style. the Athletic Associations joined forces in giving a dance to welcome students old and new. Once the social whirl had hegun the activities uniting the students followed in rapid succession. The Boys' Athletic Association kept up the pace with its annual and always entertaining frolic. Not to he outdone. the Service Committee went all out to provide a lively evening of square dancing. The Student C'ouncil's Sadie Hawkins Dance. however. was hard to heat for fun and novelty. lt was the girls who asked the hoys to this if one. As the year progressed. novelty gave way to tradition. The inexhaustahle conversation afforded by the Soph Hop was usually centered on the original decorations, which added to the gaiety of this festive event. Different from other school were the individual class parties which took place throughout the school year. All of the extra curricular activities do not take the form of dances. The excitement of the George School soccer game played each fall on a Saturday afternoon is a social as well as a sports highlight. The warm hospitality extended hy Master Ted in inviting the entire school to an open house follow- ing the game was appreciated hy all who attended. 3 xlk A Q f Ala: i ,fm sexi I '-vi I 2,1 Y.-e5f'K Sixty-night functions because of the limitation of attendance

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Top: Bob Ruben, Harold Levinson, Stan Freeman, JoAnn Soloff, John Weiland. Bottom: Jerry Horton, Steve Wells, Sally Reulcauff. Pla Friends' Select presents a variety of dramatic productions each year. These plays range from short, light presentations to the longer three-act plays. The highlight of the dramatic season this year was the senior play. a satirical and intriguing work hy Lady Gregory, entitled, Spreading the Newsf' Those in the cast were Fran Sussman. Sally Reukauil, .lo Ann Solotf, Stanton Freeman, Stephen Wfells, Harold Levinson. John W'ieland. Jerry Horton, Fred Campo, and Bob Ruben. VVork- ing up a rich Irish dialect. they achieved a polished production. Not to he outdone hy their seniors, the enterprising freshmen presented a three-act comedy, Look VVho's Here, hy Charles George. Both groups demonstrated that co-operation is a must. Not only is this harmony essential in the longer productions. hut it is of equal importance in any performance of merit. The many skits, pantomimes. and short short plays given hy dramatic cluhs. individual classes. and memhers of special project groups portrayed this. From our many experiences in the field of drama. we have learned that working together is part of the whole of lifef' Judy Epstein, Marilou Parry, Flora McQueen, Manny Boxer, Steve Weiner, Fran Abrahamer. Sm'c11z'y