George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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ze rv THEODORE D. FREY Box 335, R.F.D. 2 Annapolis, Md. Ted . . . Shorty, here are 263 words on nothing . . . Dormouse in Alice in Won- derland iand in class? . . . News Editor of the News . . . George School's best bull slin er . . . accordion player I M ,W r ' V, Q 5 f A x ak, ROGER F. GIBBS Longwood Valley Road R.D. 2, Wharton, N.J. Gibby . . . Roger, the lodger . . . Drayton's money man . . . toe stubber on the soc- cer field . . . man with the women . . . four years of bone crushing under Mr. Sutton . . . Dick Stewart and the LUCY P. GREEN 293 Hollow Tree Ridge Road Darien, Conn. Luce . . . Christopher Robin . . . famous British accent . . . digs at fourth year Latin . . . intrigued by French cul- ture . . . speaker of la langue . . . amiable member of Hos- pitality Committee . . . Chair- man of Affiliation Packing Committee . . . Twelfth Night . . . another Hallowell genius. 9 . . . Tomorrow is today's best labor-saving device. autos. 5 SALLY ANN GRENIER 'IO Barclay Street Newtown, Pa. Sally . . . Gorpo . . . giggle . . . ambition: to spray the dining room with the fire hose at mealtime . . . typing fiend . . . raised eyebrow . . . shift supervisor . . . only girl in NS physics iwhat fun!! . . . Brown House Prefect . . . where's that Florida suntan? dltfdlpldht Misery Club . . . store . . . the Hook . . . antique HARRY G. HAINES 25 Nameaug Avenue New London, Conn. Moonshine . . . male twin in Twelfth Night . . Football activities: sleep and week- ends . . . a mighty Moscow singer . . . junior year Boys' Treasurer . . . serenades Brown House from the Second Drayton showers . . . be- witched, bothered, and be- wildered . . . Nasty break. CYNTHIA R. HARDY 296 Commonwealth Avenue Boston 15, Mass. Cyndy . . . the proper Bos- tonian . . . enthusiastic about everything. . . artistic to the last degree . . . unique jewelry collection . . . frank charm . . . ardent knitter . . . quo, qua, Quigg . . . a neat pin . . . sprightly step . . . eye and ear for the classics . . . Opus staff. ,.,4,, , Qi? ' , SQ

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J-ug-Us.-qrg. 2,53-gs! 1' 'l2 U'iJ.,6-mpeg, -,lJ-1.1.4, -ydwvk ,' xi,-.,-4,1 JOHN EMORY Powell's Lane Westbury, L.l., N.Y. John . . . one of NS's science wizards . . . Are you sending tonight? . . . wants to be a rocket engineer . . . a great airplane enthusiast . . . one of Drayton's wiring experts . . . Schafer, Seabrook, and Emory . . . member of the Photography Club. 6-N R P SHIRLEY ANN FAULKNER 26 Barrett Place Northampton, Mass. Shirley . . . Eeyore . . . de- finitely a liberal . . . impish . . . Your father wrote the history book, grrlf' . . . Secre- tary and Treasurer of Girl's Council . . . five feet but oh brother! . . . School Affilia- tion, four years . . . NolIa be praisedI . . . saddle shoes . . . enunciation plus. ROBERT G. FERNANDEZ 'I5 East 36th Street New York City, N.Y. Bob . . . the Don Quixote type, on and off stage . . . tenor troubador . . . Astaire's stand-in . . . would drown out a hyena . . . fashionable sportsman . . . composes operas . . . dabbles in modern art . . . What's happiness? Can you buy money with it? 'v . 1-:-if F MARY E. FINLEY R.D. Pennington, N.J. Fin . . . conscientious V Hockey Manager for four years . . . chief peace-keeper of Fourth West . . . sticks up for New Jersey . . . You're the biggest nut I know of . . . love for music, drama, and the farm . . . Irish brogue. Y. JEAN LOUISE FREDERICK Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Freddy . . . tip-tilted nose . . . that innocent wicked expres- sion . . . star of Buff and Brown hockey team . . . a second My Friend Irma . . . scatter-brained cuddlepie . . . Huh? . . . the French de- partment's pet peeve . . . Parlay-vooz Fransez? . . . that mirthful hee-haw. 'iw' , I fy' I K I ALEXANDER H. FREY, JR. Radnor, Pa. Sandy . . . if you weren't at assembly, he'd know it . . . bridge fanatic . . . plays the uke with a little tennis thrown in . . . University of Moscow A Cappella Choir . . . physics genius . . . versatile athlete . . . backbone of the Mixed Chorus bassos. gmt 5,194 148494:

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5 GEORGE F. HARPER IO3 Norwood Street Lenoir, N.C. George . . . Twinkle Toes . . . SegaI's Dixie Cats . . . that Southern drawl . . . star of the dance band . . .the golden tone trumpet . . . bashful? . . . a bop record man . .. Come up and see me some- time . . . a real Tar Heel. . . he's going places. YU QV ifl 3. Q ,.,l CRAIG R. HARRISON Walsh Avenue Greenwich, Conn. Craig . . . a chip off the white cliffs of Dover . . . challenges Einstein's theory . . . one of the out-house boys . . . Jeff of the Skidmore-Harrison team . . . GaIiIeo's succes- sor . . . H2 Mn 06 and cream of tartar . . . perennial dis- senter in chem class. 1 ye 5 . f 1 X. A rt, X ,. . l is 2 CONSTANCE MARY HICKS Dutton P.O. Gloucester, Va. Connie . . . Hic . . . terrific house parties on the Pianki- tank . . . Chesapeake sailor . . . snickle station . . . trea- surer of Community Chest . . . buys out the book sale . . . Hey, beautifull . . . Board of Control . . . Danse Macabre . . . Fourth East boss . . . foreign service . . . ROBIN HALL HIESTER Greenfield: Reading, Pa. Robin . . . always seen looking up . . . Brown House spa- ghetti dinners . . . records and more records . . . nine ver- sions of After You've Gone . . . monkey face . . . her own sweater? . . . Hahvey caIIedl . . . ambition: to play the trumpet . . . bike rides . . . supervises shift. WILLIAM PERSON HIPPLE 416 Sanhican Drive Trenton, NJ. Bill. . . Heep... Bubbles . . . 'lt's all muscle, feIIas . . . 'I95 pounds of Varsity foot- ball . . . jeep-driving day student . . . famous for his two left shoes at the Sanford game . . . receding hairline . . . man of distinction . . . caustic comments in class. daffodils. BARBARA JANE HOOD R.D. West Grove Chester County, Pa. Barbie . . . maintains tran- quility on Third West . . . Business Manager of Opus '5I . . . hockey enthusiast . . . supports the Affiliation Packing Committee . . . roller skating, a hidden passion . . . makes her own clothes . . . peppy cheerleader . . . better cakes than Mama made. le 7064502 was