George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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I if ' M' ,F-1 :., 5 KATHERINE P. McCLARY Langhorne, Pa. Pat . . . definitely not a bottle blonde . . . commutes between L and E . . . often seen canter- ing by the soccer field . . . gave up religion classes in favor of the dentist. . . flaxen pony tail . . . Day Student Prefect . . . hockey whiz. 3- , if Q, J I ,-1511-,ZZ f0 J 'yv I H sl I x 1 f -9:3 A I 7, L: 4 ,l.. 13.5,-55 ' -li : U if ' , ,K I I 'f 5i.':5afQ3:5-e A'-, , I Sk . Z .-1-T' , is . . ,,.q RICHARD A. McFEELY 9-if-4 ANDREW F. Mmolc R 1 xczqfy 9 Www Q 6048 509D 06 P6'N0',55,cdo GN 90 X009 EX 0092 Q95 TOD H. MIKURIYA George School, Pa. Dick . . . Hocus . . . two years President of the Class of '51 . . . Co-Captain of football . . . Drayton and Day Student Councils . . . boarding day student . . . Work Camp '50 . . . Oh, those Paris women! . . . a kernel off the old cob. 231 W. Ontario Street Philadelphia, Pa. Andy . . . the mad Russian . . . Feste and John Knox . . . Jimmy Durante's newest com- petition . . . Andy and George . . . very good . . . tenor in Mixed Chorus . . . plays uke and guitar . . . Tweedle Dum . . . New England square dancing . . . those Toni curls. Box 108 Fallsington, Pa. Tod . . . joker . . . principal office with class of '5I: dog- catcher . . . bashful as a bull- dozer . . . subtle as a sledge- hammer . . . B squad bas- ketball . . . faculty cartoon- ist . . . Social Committee . . . often unappreciated by teachers . . . day student . . . dyed his own clothes. DIANA F. C. MOON River Road Yardley, Pa. Moony . . . top award winner in art . . . holds a tennis racket year round . . . name- plate of the News . . . Ken you top this? . . . Kept class notes our junior year . . . V lacrosse . . . keeps the day student girls from misbehavin'. f f JOSEPHINE ANN MOORE Chatham,.Pa. Josie . . . keeps order on Third West . . . assistant swimming instructor . . . Co-Vice-Presi- dent of Girls' A.A .... V basketball . . . officiates at teas for visiting teams . . . colorful togs . . . always seen with knitting and with Hood . . . a sewing miss, too. 726- ' 4066 .W 25

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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

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f E, ELINOR ANN MURRAY 454 Riverside Drive New York, N.Y. Ellie . . . second term as Chairman of Affiliation . . . full credit musician and bud- ding composer . . . Prefect on Second West . . . Not now. I have to give Judy Tal- bot a music lesson. . . . dab- bles in s uare dancin and x N x X ex ,.- MICHAEL S. MUSKAT Newtown, Pa. Mike . . . slipstick genius . . . square dancing . . .cool, calm, and collected Editor of the News . . . Tuesday morn- ing P.A.C. talks . . . work camper . . . Senior Class Veep . . . sits in on C.S.C. as the Day Student Rep. . . . heads Boys' Day Student Council. JV L. ,,,,,.! 75 6,1 M1 Wy' W if if Lf 5 ROBERT NADLER Murray Hotel, 66 Park Ave. New York 16, N.Y. Bob . . . classical fanatic . . . drawer of bulbous, allegoric cartoons . . . Poe tan . . . black, black, black is the color . . . quick and devasta- ting repartee . . . quizzical quirk of the eyebrow . . . the skeptic, scientific, and other- wise fiendish wit . . . Why should I? q 9 sports . . . work camper. o9Jww t , Jlzicaulhd, :l7aJi20CIAL week 24,1 mtl ll' Hmm ww. WW JOYCE NOBLE Southampton, Pa. Joy . . . day student of the Richboro crowd . . . one of the elite few in printing . . . vast musical talent hidden from George School, destined to blossom in college . . . os- MARY ANN PACKER 35 So. Chancellor Street Newtown, Pa. Min . . . sports plus: hockey basketball, lacrosse, cheer- leader . . . woman driver- look out! . . . bubbles over with school spirit . . . Come on, let's go! . . . appreciates Alice . . . blue-eyed blonde the big three . . . has thing good to say about one . . . sense of ALICE S. PATTERSON 320 Maple Avenue 3 Swarthmore, Po. . with Toomer and freedom as a day student You know it! . . . sea, by th sea. J 1 wi Vll l excited squeaks . smile . . . future work . plus. 26 pires to a musician's life . . ' French and German E stu dent. pdf? gdftd Mc . Qf,wQM,L xv xv, QW W 500 .lf ,mmf lIfi:'iMlAffl ,g or :A 2 2