George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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FREN N I i tl MARGARET SATTERTHWAITE Peggy's a day student, so we don't have to add that she's got a sense of humor and a great deal of energy. Let it be known, how- ever, that her personality and con- versation are of the A No. 1 variety, especially clever on the lighter side. SABRA SATTERTHWAITE Mischief maker in search of fun might completely describe Sabra, except that she is also one of our best and most promising artists. Apples are ambrosia to Sabra, and her other likes are for crazy hats and designing her own smart and attractive clothes. ' -I V I P o xe ,J Ru I if .gf -oE i gwifg ,Nita R 72 Q U PARKE SCHOCH IANE SCUDDER Parke, one of our leading elec- tricians, lives surrounded by a welter of gadgets in his room and signs on his walls, His avowed in- tention is to become a beach- comber, but actually more ambiti- ous things in the practical line are to be expected of him. Starting as a Sunnybanke fresh- man, Iane varied her G. S. lite by being a day student for two years. Now a Third West senior, she is also one of the intirmary's angels of mercy, prepared to take our temperature, our pulses, and al- most make us glad we're sick. MARGARET SEABROOK Maisie moves about in the inner circles of George School lite, and is well known for her acting ability as well as tor her sharp clothes. George School appreciates that wide-eyed, innocent stare and her happy-go-lucky attitude. There are many who will miss them when she goes.

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V IY . I 1 QD fr . fx 1 H 1 f s A Q , if n Q.: WALTER REX GEORGE RIEGER MARGARET RINTZ Another of the brave few who count this as their first year at George School, Walt has made his mark even in this brief time. Council member from First Dray- ton, he steadies his reckless charges and in between times dis- cusses the merits of electric razors. Few students come through the strain of their senior year as calm and relaxed as George. His tem- perament was difficult to upset, even in the trying job of soccer manager. Greatest of his academic interests is an inclination toward history, in which he shines. lust call her the walking social conscience. When she's not de- fending the rights of women, labor, or the underprivileged in general, she's devoting herself to the drama, the P.A.C., or the conversion of capitalists. We are sure of her glittering future after knowing her successful present at G. S. T. THACHER ROBINSON Thach, our electronics expert, may frequently be observed car- rying his victrola and mike to pro- vide music fot our dances or sound effects for our plays. The T in his name stands for Tesslacoil, and cathode rays hold no secrets for Thacher, George School genius at large. J, U-YS JOHN ROGERS At home on land or sea, lack transcends the elements to emi- nence in soccer and in swimming. Outstanding even among NS'46's mental giants, he shines in all subjects. An embryo engineer, he looks fora scientific career in the brave new electronic world. :stif-

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N :A ,MN ANDREW SEGAL The first student in George School history to invade the sacred sessions of Executive Council, and one who nobly fulfills his func- tions as a student-body representa- tive, Orton prefect, and idol of its inmates, Andy rounds out an already full existence with vicious sets of tennis. 7 2 QL, EDWARD SHELMERDINE One of the happier results of progressive education, Ed wencls his carefree way through George School life, hoping someday to pick up a seven no-trump hand. ln athletics, Ed shines in the fall, as he aids the varsity soccer team to a successful season. BUCKLEY SHANE The title faculty brat hereby receives another wreath as Shane comes through, proving that George School may boast of its own. Lead- ing in V athletics all year 'round, Bucky is also interested in matters that go on in classrooms. He even participates in social life-occa- sionally. , EDGAR SHAUDYS Back to the soil is Edgar's plan as he concentrates on a farming life. One of the men who make the George School Farm tick, he also takes a keen interest in shop and uses his practical talents to handle the staging of the George School plays. IOSEPH SMITH As the man behind the men be- hind the ball, Manager loe proved an invaluable aid to this year's football squad. One of the gentle- men from Fourth Drayton, he is an eager bull-sessioner whose ready jests have earned him a Drayton- wide reputation. LCM fOl 7 l ' k1.UQQ:K..- XXX vs :,rz+,e-Q .1 W