George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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NANCY ROCKEFELLER Warwick Manor Farms Lititz, Pa. Rocky . . . Be kind to Rocky day . . . little gal with a big punch . . . interscholastic in- ner . . . will laugh at anything . . . keeps 'em in tow on Fourth Center . . . another three-seasoner . . . captained the hockey team this year . . . a miniature. Lim Mm! - 1 f Wolf . M Mfiijli? n Ziff? We JAMES VINCENT ROGERS 56 Pondfield Road W. Bronxville, N.Y. Jim . . . rooms with the Wart . . . Who are we gonna ask tonight, Jim-bo? . . . Sports Editor of the News . . . the face in the store window . . . white bucks . . . Co-op Work Committee . . . supports V football, basketball, and baseball. I, 766 Beacom Lane Merion Station, Pa. Ruck . . . still working on his junior essay . . . interested in nature and science . . . he's got shopitis . . . a fiend for mineralogy . . . a hundred pounds of skin and bones . . . sleeps with the windows wide open lall winterl. CHRISTOPH H. SCHMIDT JAY H. SCHNELL .. .f,f f' . 55557: ' i A r JACK GRIER SCHAFER Dogwood Lane Westport, Conn. Jack . . . French tables . . . At last l've learned the touch system. . . . we're all honored to have the presi- dents working on shift . . . Happy Birthday, Mrs. Con- rad. . . . iournalism and the News . . . ioker . . . Presi- dent, Photography Club . . . odd license plates. Sam R.D. 4 Easton, Pa. Chris . . . Schmisty-bo . . . C.S.C. . . . Opus staff . . . cheese, what a wheel . . . is it shavin' you're cravin'? Am l sick of milling machines . . . a real mind . . . so much work to do . . . Short argu- ments . . . chess expert . . . future in engineering. - ff' ,, , ,, 'A 1, if ff, vp ff 332 W. Waverly Road Glenside, Pa. Jay . . . rooms with two stu- dents and four hawks . . . nature boy . . . wizard of the string instruments . . . re- member the crow? . . . hits it off with the dance band, but you should hear him with the jazz band . . . Tyson's pal. ff fl if V If If 35,2

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25 WILLIAM A. PECK 32 Park Place New Britain, Conn. Bill . . . plays a mean piano . . . Public Relations Commit- tee . . . Peg-leg . . . life's work:-cutting up the hu- man body flash artist on the skates . . . Social Com mittee . . . Who stole my 5 I I other crutch? . . . jazz re cord man . . . plays in the 'E Dixie Cats. 12 Nah 1, gr JAMES ROBERT QUIGG R.D. 3, Elkham Farms Richmond, Ind. Jim . . . money bags Quigg . . . a home in Indiana . . . oversees the bank with an eagle eye . . . curly hair . . . easy going, Jimmy Stewart type . . . backboard for bounding checks . . . oh, that smile . . . member of the famous Quigg clan. ARTHUR PHILLIPS RUTH DIANE PUSEY ...partyboy... cond Drayton ducks Gillette in business there's Tad there's Captain of B.B.C guy with the Toni . a sly remark. SYDNEY CAMPBELL RICE 137-27 Geranium Avenue Flushing, N.Y. Syd . . . Helen Hayes within our walls . . . definitely an extrovert . . . touch of the Bohemian . . . never a dull moment with Syd . . . unwill- ing but inevitable member of posture class . . . sauntering stride . . . tortures her ene- mies with off-key serenading. 'IO Edgehill Road Little Rock, Ark. Tad . . . most likely to se- cede . . . Where's Heep? traveler . . . calls all the Se- 'I73 West Evergreen Street West Grove, Pa. Dee . . . the power behind Mr. Steele's first sopranos . . . V archery . . . loves to dance . . . always bubbling Arkansas . . . keeps over . . . art . . . theatre . . . . . . where a Brown House gal. . . Frank- noise . . . lin and Marshall . . . Oh, . . . . the deary me, what shall I do? . . always SARAH ROGERS ROBINSON 384 New Rochelle Road Bronxville, N.Y. Sally . . . deadpan expres- sion . . . still working on those blue socks . , . sleepy Sally, full of fun . . . rather fond of bulldogs . . . ask her about Germany - Wunderbarl . . . flashlight fiend . . . graces the A.A. tea table . . . bank bookkeeper . . . Fourth Center boss. Seam Zkwae

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SONIA SCHULZ Embreeville, Pa. Sunny . . . sugar'n spice'n everything nice . . . George SchooI's imported Lorelei . . . keeps 'em guessing . . . last minute dash . . . would sleep peacefully through a five- alarm fire . . . sews a fine seam . . . chanteuse . . . swings a mean tennis racket . . . the double octet. CHARLES MADDOCK SCUDDER 87 Jefferson Road Princeton, N.J. Dusty . . . one of Orton's big three . . . Sophomore President . . . wears a little football pants with his tape . . . store manager . . . one of Mr. Sutton's speed boys in the spring . . . Captain of football in '49 . . . Jack Armstrong of G.S. JAMES M. SEABROOK Alloway, N.J. Jim . . . leads the matmen with his pile-driving pin holds . . . pinned all nine opponents in '50 . . . Veep of Junior Class and the A.A .... Orton boss . . . store manager . . . calls the signals for the pig- skin eleven. GEORGE SEGAL, JR. 26 Arleigh Road Great Neck, N.Y. George . . . assembly skits . . . cartoonist of great distinction . . . creator of the Segal nose . . . Lord Darnley . . . heads Co-op Committee . . . Opus staff . . . loose-footed trombonist of the iazz band . . . Sir Toby Belch . . . Tweedle Dee . . . poker face . . . just our George. CONSTANCE SHEPARD Southport, Maine Connie . . . imported from ls- tanbul . . . carrot top . . . cheerful grin . . . weekend work camps . . . music on her mind . . . Carnegie Committee . . . a finger in Religious Life . . . one of the staunch survivors of fourth year French . . . commutes from Sharon. JUERGEN W. STARCK Uerdinger Strasse 25 Dusseldorf, Germany Juergen . . . Jacobi's representative at George School . . . reminisces with Muskat about the 1950 Work Camp . . . found in the shop . . . rides around the campus on a bike . . . School Affiliation, natcherly . . . played a Frenchman in Mary of Scotland.