George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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Getting up on Monday morning gets progressively harder from week to week. Andy Fleschner reacts typi- cally to the morning bells. The slow stumble from Drayton to Main for breakfast-Jan Altman sneaks in with a group of Drayton men. i L ..FL , rx 1 f A-aw ! 7,15 ffpmwl. .- Monda ix Alden Briscoe tells Miss England that all's well, as he leisurely catches up on homework and school gossip. Deanne Algyer laughs at Dodo Bernard as the entire assembly room stomps through a Ma- son revival meeting. y ,riiri M., ,....

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i ,ff 41:1 ' Meeting for Worship greatly contributes to the spirit and religious life of the community. Steve Lippert, Steve Anthony, Jan Altman, Alden Briscoe, Linda Baker, Dave Barry, and Bill Moody return from church in Newtown. Sunday night supper-a chance to tree seat, and an opportunity for general hacking. Sunday The Religious Life Committee plans the agenda of workcamps, and pro- vides stimulating Sunday Assembly speakers. fn! ff-5'

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'Nil + 'Sh 1-W Week night dances are a part of the post-dinner activities. Below, John Walker and his date iitterbug to the latest popular tune. lt ,Y it f 'q's int Future mad scientists take-advantage of chemistry lab periods to concoct every- fff- thing from water to hydrogen bombs. Here John Herpel, Tom Rothschild and Ricky Carson conspire to blow up Retford. Sports contests are a part of afternoon physical education, At left, Dick Taylor gets ready to pass to Joe Teller ata week! day soccer game. Tuesday Tuesday, another day of classes, meals and athletics- Below, John Steinfirst and Ed Lippincott eagerly search for a letter, any letter, as Roy Duboft cheerfully antici- pates his parcel too large for box.