George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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GEORGE A. WALTON WILLIAM EvEs, 3RD JOSEPH B. SHANE HELEN M. HALL HOWARD M. BUCKMAN GEORGE H. NUTT FRANCIS C. PYLE Teaching Staff NORMAN W. SWAYNE WALTER H. MOHR ROBERT G. BROWN GRACE E. THWING STANLEY B. SUTTON ANNE E. DASHlEl.L JOSEPH B. SHANE PAUL R. EVANS ELEANORE M. HOYLE RICHARD H. MCFEELY ARTHUR H. BRINTON fp 7'fU?'f Fanull ELISABETI-I H. METZL STEVENSON W. FLETCHER, REES J. FRESCOLN, JR. WILLIAM HUBBEN JULIAN P. MCCREARY JOHN D. TALBOT BARBARA M. CLOUGH BRUCIA L. DEDINSKY KHENRY L. PARRISH 'EDITH C. PAssMORE WALTER S. EVANS GRANT C. FRASER HELEN M. HALL KATHERINE SMEDLEY GRACE E. BATES 'JOHN S. HOLLISTER 'ERNEST F. SEEGERS HENRY BLAUTH WILLIAM S. BURTON JR. HENRY WOODMAN TSTANLEY CORNEAL Al.AN B. MCMILLEN RUTH T. SEEGERS HAROLD S. ROBERTS LUCILE V. POLLOCK JOHN T. CARSON, JR. MARY S. TALBOT CHAUNCEY G. PAXSON SUSAN R. SEVERS NANCY H. COLE FRANCES T. PASCHALL WALTER H. LUDWIG MARGARET F. DOLPH ISABELLE B. BENNETT MARY V. MACLACHLIN MARY U. DATE Executive Staff MARY G. WILSON ROBERT P. GLOVER DOROTHY E. MOYER ANNE S. KITTS KATE K. BRINTON FRANCES W. SAURMAN GEORGE M. HART M. ELIZABETH OGBORN BERTHA LANGE MYRA LIGHT DOROTHEA H. REEDER EMMY HAAS 'On leave of absence. Four GEORGE E. GRISCOM E. FELICIA ANDERSON DOROTHY E. MICHELLS JUANITA D. HAYMOND HELENA L. HAINES WILLIAM S. DECOU GRACE L. BROKAW MARGARET V. COOPER CORNELIA C. HICKS ELLA A. GOODMAN LAURA E. CARSON WILLIAM T. THOM

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To Mr. Blauth, who joined us in our Senior year and directed us through the last act of our George School career. His sound advice and counsel have helped us through many dilhculties, and his sense of humor has added a touch of good will to many of our contro- versies. As well as heing a sincere and energetic advisor, Nr. Blauth is ll real friend to all of us, and we are deeply thankful to him for all he has done for us. DEIJIIII-XTIII 5 To hir. Parrish, who quietly kept us on the straight and narrow path for three years, through uproarious class meetings, rainy picnics, and violent ar- guments over rings and pennants. His good common sense and understanding saved us from many a terrible fate, and his advice and suggestions often helped us invaluahly, until he left us to take a temporary government job.

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