George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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MARGUERITE JOAN DIRKII MONTAGliE,'MASS. ' , From far-away Massachusetts cqme igi with a sincere heart, injecting in all about her a uality off n ship thai plaefesfher among the pedestal-high. Presi nt of fth irls' A.A., s e earnd 'her name by carrying a heavy ,load admi ' y. Figure slgaiiig, squiagzkdancing, and popcor consumiition records are only a beginning er accom- plishmentsbhe hopes r a future in pediatrics, ithflflackburn as a goal for n t year? ' ' ' Al f I - Nl. t,. , if A . .yi it STEP!-IENDiNTHO E Q ffff fi -' ES,l,s , WELL , MAINE Steve, a. erfect in r n, has hown a fine cglgwx-y'C3Vnadership and made good hifbpportunitv a suming respo lbility. Gravity f has no meanin ofr him in 's wo ld of airplanes, and his future s well itH an aerial career. n the ampus his favorite .port isjtey' is, and il this he was a mem er' the team. :N ' I , ji V I F ,Nfl 'J ff if A -5. ,J 1 ,' fi J i M' . 'x i ELIZABETH FOX EASTBURN 1JoYLEs'roWN, PA. All the Eastburns went to George School, and Sis is the last but not least of them. Upholding her family tradition, she was co-captain of the mermaids and star swimmer on the team. Renowned on the hockey Geld, too, her love of sports is even greater than her passion for crossword puzzles. Petite and popular, Sis has plans for Skid- more and physical education. ELEANOR COPE EMLEN AWBURY, GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Wherever the birds Hy, there look for Ellie. A rugged individual, she scorns the train and so bicycles home to Germantown. Captain of the hockey team in the fall, Ellie got her exercise in the winter on the basketball team and pounding on the square dance floor. Pres- ident of Girl's Council for one term and member of Central Coun- cil, she is a lively and congenial addition to the class. ISABELLE FUSSELL EWING WASHINGTON LANE, RYDAL, PA. Transplanted from the day student clan to the rank of boarder, Flash is marked by her frequent telephone calls and her love for fig newtons and milkshakes. She is always busy with her Work for the yearbook and the News, besides being class treasurer and a var- sity form swimmer. Although aiming for Wellesley and a literary career, s'he'll probably end up in front of the dish pan! Eleven

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. I jan, pfflf .Srl-gg I tryin jgf.-1 YPQLL lfflq . Qld AULRIS R.,CUMbN MM' iv S12 RfbrPikIl6S, W. vlif' r 4' if, - r xalifmanio if rifis one of those versatile people who ic , I H rglio - - 5. caffgpl.p-yA1ny-Uiupofrp ba tl'A'lf41n2'YdtbziIf1o the flute, as well as an-,auxiliar West Virginia Chamber of Commerce. He bricYggtlre gap4'fi'bg7S'ophomorg to Senior in one easy bound, and has made up for losf timedgs Vice President and a member of Central Council. DOROTHY JEAN DANA sos ELM AVE., SWARTHMORE, PA. Looking very serious until that infallible twinkle appears in her eye, Dottie covers the campus with a varsity limp she no doubt gained on the hockey field or basketball court. She's on Central Coun- cil, President of Girls' Council, and equipment manager for basket- ball. A lover of cinnamon, Hshing, jackets and skirts, and anything in the wilds of Canada, Dottie will take her warm friendliness to Swarth- more. CORNELIA RINGGOLD DASHIELL FRANKLIN Ava., HARMON-ON-HUDSON, N. Y. Lovely, dark-haired Cornie is the perfect definition of glamor in every look and action. But t'here's more to her than that, for her work is neat, precise, and near perfection. Cool and collected in everything she does, Cornie's greatest passion is to hike. When asked about her plans for the future, she has only one answer, and we're not surprised to hear it- Housewifel VIERA DE GHIZE MT. PLEASANT FARM, COCKEYSVILLE, MD. Called everything from Geez to Goosegg, you'll remember Viera's deep voice and hearty laugh. The fourth center doors will bear the scars of her knives long after she has taken her plaid shirts and marvelous personality to the University of Michigan. She first gives the impression of a George School bouncer, but don't let that bother you, she's really one of the nicest people in school. AGNES MAY DEWEES R. D. No. 2, DOYLESTOWN, PA. Aggie is one of those rare persons who is truly modest about her myriad talents. Her miniature kitchens and jewelry demonstrate her deftness with a penknife and her eye for design. Also a veteran gardener and a first-team hockey halfback, she demurs at any sug- gestion of praise, Aggie, with her lively, humorous outlook on life, certainly will excell in her proposed continuation in art study and work. Ten

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I O . 0 .0 o .4 y r ,Q 5 ' ,X-:IEANNA SMEDLEY FILLINGER ' . s - 34 NQRTI-IFSRD sr., oxFoRD, PA. -P. 0 a ,' o Q'xford's' gift' to G.S. is fun-loving Flop. Wherever the music is hottest, you'l1 find her dancing in a smooth sweater and skirt outfit. ,Her prjde and joy is the neat collection of earrings which turns us 'greqniwith envy. Good-natured and a whip at parking a car, you can always depend on Flop. Her Oh no, I don't believe it has turned up in many a bull session. - v .DAVID AOLLEN FOGG ' 1 '-, SALEM, N. J. M 4 Dave, nick-named Loral John by his young charges, has proved himself a veryable andl well-liked prefect. The Silex coffee maker is,a conspicious pgrt of room 13, and is put to good use after 9:45. His easy manner and eiiiciency have commanded recognition from the varsityfswimmers for-the exceptional job he has done as manager. . . 4 ' . 1 . Y I s 1 . . t f I J - 2 'I l'.PPiTRIC,Ke'FORflEST if L - , Q QQBRECK p1fgL RD., WooDTHoYsE,' NOTTINGHAM, ENQ. v lv t s 1 , lxff ' An amiabl guy 'llivirgg ai good joke, Patty is' Bsitairr-'s gift to George Sdhool. 6 enjoys goo argurnefnt' and! is happifest when talk- ing'of his pirg ess as a farmer. Pat is proficient at anything from 'tfack managing todasffbershop croonirg. He inafmages to consume one gallon of coffeeaper breakfasf,-and spends lmost of his leisure taking ldng walks to Newtoyvrr.' ,, ' . . ' ' I , ,. ' I HELEN IMLAY FRANCHOT 335 BUFFALO AVE., NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. A Hash of a gay dirndl or some bizarre Indian contraption, and you know capable, fullof-spice Holly is near. Her famous blue type- writer print appears weekly on the bulletin board in the form of Cen- tral Council minutes, and fortnightly as hot copy for her dear old News. Holly is a veritable literary genius, loves to square dance or walk in the woods, and will take her original ideas to Radcliffe next year. CAROLINE BERNICE GARVE 314 KING AVE., COLUMBUS, OHIO Though Ki has an aunt in every county in eastern Pennsylvania, she is forever true to Columbus. As a member of the Hospitality Com- mittee, she welcomes new students every Saturday, and down in the store she sells innumerable popsicles. In spite of the fact that our knitting friend is a hall representative, Ki's at the bottom of most pranks on Third West. Twelve