George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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CT lille X L J cf-J .5 T SARAH HUTCHINSON One of the preferred by gentle- men variety, Sally goes her way, carefree and sociable, through George School lite. Audiences held their breath, then sighed gently when she appeared on stage in Outward Bound and Ring Around Elizabeth, and found Emily in Our Town someone to remember. IANE IENKINS Fourth East may quiver and tremble with its inmates' merry pranks, but lane, the stoic senior counselor, stays calm throughout and saves the day. The wrath of Ienkins is terrible to behold, how- ever, if any slighting word is said about her favorite state, Wisconsin. HELEN IOHNSTON Helen, our own Glamazon, is at her best when playing a gypsy fortune teller. Extremely interested in the human brain from a psycho- logical point of view, she's decided that her motive for collecting operatic records was her hidden t?l desire to become an opera star herself. ZH 05545 CYNTHIA KAMP Cindy's from New England, but she'd hardly be described as stern or nrockboundf' As a matter of fact, warmth and affa- bility are her most prominent char- acteristics. Cindy has been known to show great determination, though, most particularly in her persistent scoring in girls' varsity basketball. CAREL IOHNSON Carel's another of those who en- riched the class our junior year cmd who made us wish we'd known her longer. Carel rooms on Second West fwithin easy two- minute commuting distance of din- ing room and assemblyl and the girls' varsity basketball team has found in Carel an excellent guard.

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. J J RICHARD HECKMAN Music is the ruling muse in Dick's life. Collector of fine records of his own, he also makes good selections for our musical pro grams as chairman of the Carnegie Committee. The Drayton boys know he's a just administrator of student government, and everyone knows he's a friendly person. MARIORIE HICKS Blonde, pretty and practical, Margy didn't appear at G. S. 'til our junior year. fDefinitely our loss.l Since then she has creatively and constructively shown us her abilities, which are many. Cover- ing her forcefulness with a serene smile, Margy is dependable, clever and well liked. at i J 8,3 2 sf IOHN HOWELL A single year in our hallowed halls has only mellowed the charm of this circulating socialite. His eager listeners are fascinated with Iohnny's colorful vacation exploits, and a large audience was com- pletely captivated by Howie New- some's honest-to-gosh drawl in Our Town. RICHARD HOYLE Stalwart sportsman and teller of tall tales is Tiny. For recreation he asks nothing better than to open wide the windows and play assorted discs for the assembled multitudes. Tiny accomplishes a lot, but would never be called a worshipper of hard toil. AVIS HUGHES Avis of L'46 has forsaken Trenton to reside on Second West. Her love of music includes playing in our classical orchestra, and the records of Oklahoma on her victrola. Careful and precise, Avis makes su-re her work is always accomplished and a credit to her.

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