George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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For three years Mr. Thom has guided the Class of '5l through the trials and tribula- tions of growing up and becoming the pride of George School. He has helped us plan our parties, which have always been gala affairs, he has given us timely advice on how to man- age our problems, and at other times he has even helped collect class dues. He has spent countless hours in class meetings, and in play tryouts and rehearsals. Mr. Thom has per- formed these services and countless others with real devotion to the class. For all of this, Mr. Thom, the Class of '5l is deeply grateful. 7a ,fiepzeoicztiow ln our junior year, we suddenly found our selves without a class sponsor. Graciously and efficiently Mr. Brinton stepped in and took over the reins left untended by Mr, Thom while he took a year's leave of absence. Under Mr. Brinton, the class f-or the first time really came into its own. Gone were the days when just an occasional party was given. That year we pre- sented our first play, Twelfth Night. Our other big event, under Mr. Brinton's guidance, was the Junior-Senior Weekend, when we feted the graduating seniors. Mr. Brinton's assistance in the planning and the construc- ting of the decorations was inestimable! For this, Mr. Brinton, the senior class wishes to express its sincere appreciation.