Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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. fe in X . M . . ' f l HAVE A MEERY A . si Mil H e X ,M I . l STATION WCAU AND is CHRISTMAS? if ,E M AND A Nl-IAPPY r ,. W A A K , N if W W 15' vu- 'jp M Mr M 3: W? in jii W '. :ig 'J Y' sEiSl:l0ii: PRSM A 5 N111 Ei DEC,EMQER- fi '2:?o- his T if M f 2' s: M THE WEATHER S.S. has arranged with VVCAU to parents ofwone -winter worry. weather is bad and school is in WCAU at 7:00 A.M. has arranged closing' of conditions. ,ear l Wf ,Me ml ,X .Wy W an M M K. K. No. 2 YV1 features ln A belies e chon and will iecite the leg SERVICE l? 12th to Weis- m inc accommodations were tended N attend? the associ- ation, send it note to Select Seven- Wteenlhganll the Pnrltvfziy, Phila., Pa. The niime of their T72.lDOIi llieit' renresentzal tive. and the date they wish to attend are reqtnrefl. A Master Alex announced lost Friday that the Iiiitli klllilaiili ti-tp to the U. N. being cold and erowdedg oinething to be desired. talk and the very and and T e bv the next year, After the conference, I learned some- thing that I had not been interested enough to learn before. The FSS high A t , +V . ',m. e, . ,D ' , At t e same time, it has always Under the dlrectzon Of 1f5,Y3h1'CE maintained its basic objective in o cofeditors and with the aid of a new each gditjon of informing the Stn' advisor, the Falcon staff has conf dent bqjdy of School. happenings tiI1L1ECl with -r1Ol1HlJl6 SUCCESS the through news, features, and sports. regeneration of the school news' On occasion, it has tried to print paper which it began in 1955- To the opinion of the student body on this EDCI, the Staff 11215 worked with major matters, to point out school tireless efforts resultmgm a marked W problems and give suggestions tof M im rovement over the 215 - H V ward possible solutions and im' ience, ffwhetlier lztlkinir about ,Belgian PYOVEIIIEIIYS. A - W school eliilriiciig Elvis Presley, the popu- org' my wi zi 1 nr a program a t e lzirity of Jazz in his native Country, or Radio MCiLy .iilusic Hall. the feelings of liluroneangfcountries.ferW . ,K Going by kms. they will leovewat 7 A.M,, the ll4S.A. -M he had a fascinated audi? iveturningf at about I2 midnight. Arrange- oiice. M ments will be made so that everyone will It was evident to nllmthztt he loved 'Belgiurn and Xllis desireeto return there vials obvious. His Mudistant look and diziiiiiieticz verbosity revealed this1fu.et. A Mr. Goclfribnd, is very sincere person nncl an excellent speaker, will always he v-feleoine to return and speak ngnini at F1 S. Spf if -A W have adequate transportation home. :iii 'A ' X ' CAROL SINGING V The traditional enrol singing program lifter schools on December 21 will have several innovations. ln addition to sing- ing: by the entire Upper School, the new Friends' Select choirs of the Senior school was once affiliated with a school in Arnhinn, Holland, and the class of 1954 received an exchange student from there. But we are not affiliated with the-in now, The Lower School is doing better. lt is connected with a school in Mlireuth, Germany. The possibility of getting one in South America is being A iC'o11iti'nuecl on page 21

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ERVICE C ITTEE Sealed: Barbara Keyserg Mickey Dickmang Llewellyn Kramme, treasurerg Gary Blauvelt, vice president, Peggy Spencer, presidentg Janet Mendell, secretary. Standing: John Keyserg Susan Gabroyg Margie Stein, Ann Hendricks, advisorg E. Hollingworth, aclvisorg Helen Satterthwaite, advisorg Lois Dennisg Mary Laffertyg Ann Hildg Sally Miller. The Service Committee, an organization associated with the American Friends' Service Committee, has charge of the spiritual. side of F.S.S. activities. During the year the Service Committee sponsors many charitable and social events. In the fall there is the annual United Fund drive in which Service Committee members collect money from the classes and turn it over to that charity. At Christmas time the Mitteii Tree is trimmed with warm gloves and other woolens which are shipped overseas. ln the spring the Square Dance is held to which students from seventh through twelfth grades may come. Members of the Service Committee have also helped to pack clothing at the AFSC VVarehouse. A recent outgrowth of the Service Committee has been the School Affiliation Committee, under whose auspices members have corresponded with students in Arn- hem, Holland. A new aiiiliated school is now being chosen. We are grateful to the Service Committee and to its sponsors, Teacher Anne, Teacher Helen, and Mastei' Ed, for showing us a practical application of the Quaker way of living. Seventy-six