George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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FRANK T. KUEHNER Woodside Road Yardley, Pa. Frank unctual da stu- . . . p y dent, when he comes . . . V wrestler . . . pensive philoso- pher . . . silent type? . . . scientific turn of mind . . . sly with a slide rule . . . Mr. Snipes' nemesis . . . plain- clothes man . . . the car's waiting, come onl . . . shutterbug. CONSTANCE L. KYTE R.D. 2 Bristol, Pa. Conse . . . Connie . . . corn- mutes in a ieep . . . flaming topnot . . . Hey, Toomerl . . . unofficial member of Third Center . . . hostess to confused new students . . . another Buff and Brown reg- ular . . . seen lugging an oversize typewriter between IJUI-0-J,10o..4.J- ,ZA- ,pta-4 , ',,' AV4- di: ff,f L 1,- , M' , ' -1 ART: Lsroom Q...-1. R.o.1 4.1 Newtown, Pa. ' - Julie . . . wields the gavel at 'gf L, Girl's Council meetings . . . our piano playing genuis . . . dz accompanist for most G.S. 4444 musical doin's . . . a nightin- .6 gale, too . . . Prefect on Se- cond West . . . wise to the!!-vu, goings on in Central School Council. '?i , 1. -,Ti ,- ..,:,. e . 4? -.fx V4-. ,,,t:1..,-,.n .- SX -1. +I-. 1 . , 'flrir-fr' 111132 L? f Tt131:2f:,gQ a' AMANDA W. LEIGHTON Pinewoods Ballston Lake, N.Y. Mandy . . . the gal they named the soap opera after . . . lovable laugh, dimples to match . . . sense and sen- sibility . . . helps keep our co-op system running smoothly . . . interest in art . . . addresses hundreds of en- velopes for the News. HARRIET R. LEVANGIE Cold Spring Creamery Road Doylestown, Pa. Betty . . . Pooh . . . ex-day student . . . South American childhood . . . multiplies in Spanish . . . handy with a paint brush . . . shift worker from way back . . . collects musical hits and bits from shows of today and yester- day . . . School Affiliation Publicity Manager. parking lot and Retford. MARGERY R. LEVY 38 Laurie Avenue Binghamton, N.Y. Margie . . . from Third East: Hey, babes, to bed! . . . dark curly locks . . . five feet two, if she stretches . . . balances books for the G.S. News . . . l'm so furi- ous! . . . Southern Yankee . . . counts noses in the dining room. ' 77466. Ozzy., . 'TP-5.11 'V'- N Quxu ual!-9-K SLI 9.a.,f..0s- o:l-'9qur- LUJ- .Q.d.-4. 5. diem. 23

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the Fourth ' J QSXXMPXDJ WILLIAM K. HOOD Cochranville, Pa. Bill . . . Hoody . . . mon with the hoe . . . doesn't give our girls a chance . . . drives a mean tractor . . . connections in Langhorne . . . an outdoor life . . . hunting . . . Drayton's Daniel Boone . . . Hoody and Steve. Q JULIA JEFFERSON George School, Pa. Julie . . . Jeff to Mr. Simons . . . faculty brat . . . Day Stu- dent Council Member . . . that Latin look . . . sweeping lashes and dark eyes . . . keeps wardrobe in Brown House . . . those long con- ferences with Angel . . . that debutonte slouch . . . Dunc's her doughnut. 15 of 'QCHARMARIE s. JENKINS Buck Hill Falls, Pa. Charm . . . willowy . . . year- book staff . . . He makes me so mad! . . . chem's Ma- dame Curie ofthe future . . . cockney sneezes . . . Got anything l can wear? . . . must have short hair . . . l've ' 1-Q got to get out of here this weekend! SALLY STOREY KELSEY North Canton, Conn. Kels . . . amateur composer . . . pro with a paint brush . . . that Ford-on-a-cold- morning laugh . . . one of West gang . . . fi BARBARA JOHNSON 200 East 66th Street New York 21, N.Y. Bobbie . . . roll taker . . . V tennis and swimming . . . Brown House big girl. . sunny disposition . . . pierced ears . . . spouts Spanish . . . golden suntan . . . cosmo- politan . . . Dixie . . . the Charleston . . . What's up, Doc? . . . ask her anything about the Navohos . . . Cali- fornia . . . drama. Prefect . . . it's genuine ln- dian . . . Country Style . . . keeps the dust and Pistachio out of Retford. J' l JOHN THOMAS KIRK Newtown Square, Pa. John . . . favorite haunt: Hal- lowell . . . palette talent . . . a pro with a jig saw . . . se- condary fame as a lover of horse flesh . . . a hard work- ing cuss . . . Manager of George School's Matmen. . . party, party, R.S.V.P. . . another of the Kirk's. 1 Aw

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ROBERT PETER LEWIS 25 Plaza Street Brooklyn, N.Y. Bob . . . two year class em- bezzler . . . writes your blue cards from Stan . . . junior and senior plays . . . V soc- cer . . . L evated . . . leader of Second Drayton's shower choir . . . from a foreign country lBrooklyn, of coursell . . . that Riverboat Shuffle. CHRISTOPHER LINDLEY 2207 Mass. Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. Chris . . . Let's face it! . . . Seriously now, you can afford to give 500 dollars to a worthy cause . . . nation's best dressed football manager . . . Friends' Neighborhood Guild . . . refuses to read Slime l Time J . . . You know what I mean. THOMAS E. LINDSAY, JR. Mearns, Almshouse Roads Ivyland R.D., Pa. Tom . . . an electronics whiz . . . radio genius . . . the lighting expert for any G.S. dramatics production . . . be- hind the scenes in assemblies . . . he's the mad day student with one of the green Cros- leys . . . reads books like lightning. fl 42:11 in ' v f WILLIAM E. LOUCKS Main Street Fallsington, Pa. Bill. . . Wee Willie . . . known as Papa to the Orton boys . . . leader of the sporting world as Captain of football, basketball, and baseball . . . ELEANOR ANN MAGID 315 Arborlea Avenue Morrisville, Pa. Ellie . . . an expert on any- thing to do with art . . . de- signed the sets for Twelfth Night, Alice, and many others. . . striking brown eyes that shine from behind thick lashes . . . tries to keep order among the day students. PIETER J. MAYER R.F.D. I Newtown, Conn. Pete . . . weekends in New York . . . Malvolio in Twel- fth Night. . . . noted for striped garters . . . The girls are crazy about me . . . the Burl Ives man . . . subtle charmer . . . swimming . . . knack for drama . . . Schm- isty-babe . . . debonnaire . . . That's a pun! Get to know the boys, Loucks . . . C.S.C .... jug- gles the books in the G.S. sto fe. we 4 774113 Kb I ! Q MM d4 ww A. -,-All. M or I4ll1JrZ--, I