Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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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

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Service Committee llc huvc trnccil thc wholc of lifcu through its phuscs :it liricncls' SCll'CtTIlK'!ldPIlIil'. physical. sociiilfto thc last :lnil niost iinportunts-spiritual. For only hy :nlniinistcring to spiritual ncccls. has liricnils' Sclcct hi-cn :ihlc to produce thc wcll- ronnilcil stuclcnt. As shown. this stuilcnt h:1s :nnplc opportunity to participate in CXtY'SirCllY'I'lC'lll2ll' :xc- tivitics which will hroailcn his :icudcinic scope, fur- thcr his physical ilcvclopxncnt. :incl promote his social wcll-hcing. But thc :ill-iinportant spiritual growth of :i NVt'll'I'lllllldl'll pcrson is not ncglcctcrl :nt liricnils' Sch-ct. Surrounding thc sturicnt is thc quict :iir of simplicity. imlivirluality. :ind brother- hooil which is Qunlccrisin :it its tiniest. The school O1',l.2'!illiZilti0ll which docs thc inost to hclp stuclcnts cxprcss in rlccils thcir spiritual nlotiwitions is the Scrvicc Connnittcc. Pattcrncil in Illtllly ways :iftcr thc Aincrican lfricnils' Scrvicc Connnittcc. this group of voluntccr stuilcnts or- ganizes thc school's Unitcil lsllllii llrivc. collccts mittens :ind used clothing for ovcrscus ilistrihution. sponsors :ind prolnotcs wcck-cnd workcmnps. :inal nnikes soap, toys, :ind :ifglnins for thc nccily of thc world. Through this :ictivc 0I'g'2llllZ!lti0ll. thc wcck- ly meetings for worship. :incl thc :illvpcrvailing Quukcr spirit. liricnils' Sclvct cxprcsscs thc Hwholc of lifc''-:1c:nlc1nic:1lly, physically. socially. :in.l spiritually. SERVICE COMMITTEE First Row: Bob Gammon, president, JoAnn Solotf, treasurer, Maria Dehn, adviser. Second Row: Carolyn Klose, secretary, Judy Love, vice-president, Andy Amsterdam, Barton Sider, Marc Silverstein. Third Row: Bob Ruben, Phyllis Kallick, Sandy Newman, Gloria Campisi, Margery Stein, Nancy Myer, Irving Hollingshead, adviser. Sci 'c zily-iiuu