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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' v-K y X .' X t- tl K X V 'Ln--x X .la r .cxl r-,J ,'. S ' ' DEAN GIDDINGS ABERCROMBIE 171 WEST 12TH ST., N. Y. C. When not peering from behind his camera, Aber can be heard grunting and groaning on the wrestling mats, having been a varsity wrestler for three years. Versatile Dean played leading roles in both our Senior and Junior plays, and as photography editor of the year- book spent many hours pondering over its pages. Fishing and a good dance are his ideas of a solid time. JEAN D. ANDREWS MARNE HIGHWAY, MOORESTOWN, N. J. Jean plays a leading role in every riot, constantly pulls tricks on her poor roommate, and can't stay still unless she's reading a magazine. She has two ambitions in life: to grow to five feet, and to teach children, her great love. Little Andrews has been of invalu- able help in her backstage work, and her warm enthusiasm about everything has won her an abundance of friends. BARBARA LEE BAHR THORNBROOK AVE. AND PINE RD., ROSEMONT, PA. When a streak of lightening with red hair dances by saying l'm a little moron, you'll know it's Bobby. She's the gal who's walked away with the dancing honors for three years now. Possessing a mania for clothes, she hasn't a thing to wear even though her closet will never shut. A mainstay on the hockey team, Bobby leans toward modeling for the future. .s 'A 4 . i 1' .. .1 4 '- i i THOMAS EDWARD BALDWIN V 335 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Baldy was expert at his basketball managing, and he saw action on the gridiron in the fall. One of our abler actors, he contributed much to many dramatics class presentations, and Baldy certainly belongs to the well-dressed element in school. Red Bank, his home- town, always seems to find a niche in his conversation, though, as a member of V-12, Baldy'll soon converse in the Navy. ANN LOUISE BECHTEL 202 MORNINGSIDE DRIVE, TRENTON, N. J. If you've seen anybody with reddish hair, a dimple, a twinkle in her eye, and food in her mouth, that's Becky! She lives on jellied doughnuts and milkshakes, and eats constantly. Back in the good old days, she used to cover miles in her little Ford convertibleg don't tell anyone, but she still does. Once she even had an escapade with a garbage can-tsk, tsk, such taste! Six