George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

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How wed pl g e shxft th ff Llatchcs I or procrastinate gi Q- We remem6er the 263 449.4 'til graduation VW ' ' ,gf Y 'A' or heed the mner voxce or race for thc 7:25 limited Q Lxkg Ifrld my Lvcnmg, 5 X nf' Trenton x '1 Nexbaucr bus maybe XM -rx 'UL Rock n roll on Xhdway Agama There were Apeczal t1meA But thl'IT ff hw, worship, and shop S omet1meA we d make a pzlgrlmage to the My city or assimilate the worlds memorable hterature Q S 1:7 ,- 1.-f' ,., -15 0 O O thunk the home-commg 3, f Nu x E5 2 N y 14nd tlnere were other timeA WN skirmishing skaters 3 I A 1 , 1 if , 'vw f Mp'-' I4 3' if, 1. VL . 1, 4' 1' ' K . ' Q ,117-J,-Q IA by -9 There were lig ealenta in our little world Dr. Andrews plays his music of the spheres Doekhnrn and Davis explain everything at il Sunday night science seminar. lll fe 'i E in The new math course Sets -Some understand, some don't. I .w E sfq y N' m 5 'L' 22 1' 4 N5 .K S . ' 3 -2 ff - ' , 1 ' 2 1 , 'Q 6 Vp. 5...-R ig si: fa QV . n r JK . V . ig-. 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Then, when weire safely graduated, Miss Saurman pulls at our heart strings and reminds us we are alumni. MISS MEEKER. MISS BROYVN. MISS MR. TALBOT-These four horsemen of the apocalypse are the defenders of all that is right and good-and counselors, MURRAY, necessary. They are our chapcrones, our our consciences, our lauders. A good day is Tuesday, when we queue in front of Miss Meelier's office, dream- ing of trains and freedom. On not-so-good days we mob Uncle jaclfs office, picturing a familiar row of un- popular desks. E2 rx as I A Ylue 14dminiA tratof-A RICHARD H. MCFEELY-A grin and that before- meal greeting in the hall. a joke-a-day in assembly, the little red cart that's mascot of every sports event, that traditional. 'idonlt become a statistic, firm guidance necessary. the hand that signs the wlitn it is most coveted diplomas. the driving force behind us all- this is Mr. 'KDick.'I 3- an li ---4 1 xl l X ,Q RICHARD E AVERRE DR CHARLOTTE ARTHUR H BRINTON KENNETH S BURTON A111510 BLASCHKE English Mechamcal Arts Thrs mormng wall img 1 German Perhaps lt 1snt lmportant Sall nght' rousmg Walsh hymn ?aculty WILLIAM S BURTON Physws Chrcago IS stzll a crty MARTHA C CALL Physwal Lducatzon Co m there and fight JOHN T CARbO'N Bwlogy Thls really xsnt true VVILLIANI H CLEVELAND Rclxgwn and Dramatzcs Act will your part VVILLI-XXI CR-XICHEAD Bwlugy Blology 15 uh the uh su ance of hfc DR BRLCX-X L DEDINSKY lvnnclz VVJuld you hl-rv. t an to Saturday Niurnmg, Dcnkcn src denlrcn src' CEATEII v f Q1 1fT I3 PRISCILLA 1.-icxxmx if Home Economics Cuh-nish with lots of pah- sley. if PARRY JONES History What we need is a little air ALICE KELSEY Physical Education Amis swinging forward backward and sidcwurd, begin. KENNETH E. KESKINEN English VVell, what ure your ills-us, then? RICHARD C. LAFEAN Art I want you to have a good experience here. JULIUS B. LARAMORE Latin 5 Sir, you have attained the ff' apex of assininityf' ALBERTA S. LEVVIS DURSTAN MCDONALD CLARK D. MOORE RUTH C. PLEASONTON English English, Latin History Art Won't people just write Tomorrow we'll have an Well now, to get back Let's use large blocks of things for Argo? opportunityn to . . . color. .Al JAMES A- TEMPEST E. DUPONT VICKERY Mathematics and French College Counselor Mon Dieu! You havc a fifty-fifty chance HAROLD ROBERTS Spanish 'Por Ia boon muerc el pez. 1 . I 9 ERNESTINE ROBINSON English I dorft think we'd be-ttcr print that. KENNETH E. SCHRODER Chemistry Physics, Social Science The answer is in your book. PALMER M. SHARPLESS Mechanical Arts How 'bout that! JOHN D. STREETL Chemistry If I say so, it's true. . wr ' STANLEY B. SUTTON Physical Education Sonny, you're doing it Y wrong. EUGENE YVEBSTER RUSSEL XI. VVEIKIAR English Mathematics Now Isubmit to you . . I feel for you, but I cun't quite reach. 14a fll7lfle.6 .T C' 5 'GD I ,,s. ,, f. ..., ry ., fn P ,,.i,k v if A- An X E ex. , ., .- 7 .1 J' if ,I ,Her ,v.,Aslw 1 as.- -1. NSF., 1. A , , ., I 1 4- ?,3:!.i.., E Q ' , ' 4 M f. nw i ' -I B . K ..-.44 y ,, .. , nv. f. Entertainment at the winter dance causes varied emotions among onlookers. Andy Fleschner, Sue Pickering, and Lyn Clemmer react to a sneak look at George School- 1984. 1 M hh.: , a lad Urton Orton . . . WVho's on duty?,' . . B.j.I .... Destination-Newtownn But Sir, youire the flower ot vouthfn . . . Homemade root beer . . . Hey look, a K.O.B. .... A lways good Boss Lipkinl' . . . Capture the Flag. . . Orton modestyu . . . Carol made the cakeln . . . In your roomsy' . . . New Scotch Plaid . . . Turn down your Vic . . . Money belt . . . Sir, your radiance . . . . . . Wednesday meeting . . . Diablo,' and his boys Food cooperative . . . Problems . Post no Bills . . . 'L lk .fs The Orton Council meets and dis- cusses Mr. Laramore's tie. Though it is beautiful, he seems unimpressed and again refuses to tell the story of 'Coldilocks and the Three Bears. Those amused are the prefeets: Mike Plunkett, Martin Rivinus, Mr. J. B. Laramore, Warren P. Nighswginder, Dave johnson. Sec-ond row: Beal Lowen, john Syrett, Norm Ziegler, Mill Brown, president Marek Lipkin, Bob Knight. Main . . . the dorm with the umostesti' . . . the nucleus of George School life at your door- step . . .folk dancing on midway . . , was that the last bell? . . . mad jitterhug sessions . . . you people will have to clean your roornsi' . . . the frenzied quest for food, the frantic fight for mail . . . subdued laughter after lights . . . anyone going to Newtown?' . . . exten- sive interior decoration for open house . . . truly a dorm for the development of The W'oman In American Society. U Ad! The Tri-Council's not an important dance-just throw -, -' on any old thing. Late libe in Main is a serious undertaking. Q 4, 'X Girls' Council- . . . and a note from Miss Meeker: there are sixteen spoons missing from , the kitchenetten- standing left to right: L. Youngman, J. Crockett, C. Dow, D. Parry, seated left to right: P. Darling, F. Kaltenhach, S. Booth, N. Davison, E. Atkinson, J. Rudolph, N. Goodman, L. Sullivan, C. Shoemaker, A. Wheeler, M. A. Wilson, president S. Parrish. ...I ' . 'rv , . , V Ib:-ay ton ...f , 'l 4 1 W ,X ' lvwj T ,.,11- . K I ' Studious Draytonitcs take advantage of late libc. Drinking Draytonites feed fueulty member :b-Q--., . ,A e- D The Drayton Council faces squarely all malefzictors and breaches of dem- oeruey. They are from left to right: YV. Nlechling, li. Wolf, president C. Stevens, T. Cadwullader, R. Schmidt. Row two: H. Kay, R. Taylor, L. Kenworthy, C. Bernard. The quiet dorm . . . This will only take Ll minute, Fellasn . . .donlt over Rev,' . . . the hoys on first and second . . . the little animals on third . . . the men on fourth . . . Colden Locks . . . Children, vou have ll.P.L.,' . . . spitoons in the firetower . . . DD with DB . . . Anyone out of his room after 9:40 gets Butterer's hoagie monopoly . . . night caps from the milk mu- chine . . . Direct Democracy. a penalty markv . . . all night lights on third . . . lik' '- sf-rv , 7, f L ' 1 A Y .Q 1- ff: ' Q Don't waste a dropg it's-WWWWWelehes'l I9 ' . 'W 145 DIRT Too bad the Times', 5loesn't have funnies! QV E9 1 'IQ K YVhat makes a house a home? No hells, all night lights, the call of nature during that walk into Main, and those of us who COULDNT STAND IT anymore-outside Houses come in three flavors: the com- pletely, way-out Nego-infiltrated insanity of the boys at the Brintons, the slice ot all-American sports life at Miss Robinsons, and Brown House, George Schoolis ull- night, good-eats soup kitchen. The Uutfiide HOKIJCA 'T Initiated this your, thc- Student Advisory Council, works with the faculty under the leadership of Caroline Dow and Vlfairren Nighswander, and zlcts us A consultation hrmrd and court of appeals for disciplinary matters. e From left tn right: A. NVh1-clcr, V. Rapport, C. Dow, VV. Nighswundcr, D. Hoist, Row two: j. Tenney, P. Darling, I. Syrett, A. XVood, T. Cad- wallader. Council ii l ti Central School Council Central School Council works direct- ly with students, faculty, and ad- ministration. Bob Fraser and Dede SVheeler guide discussions on the relative merits of such diverse in- novations as round tables for the Rec Room and the honor system. They are, fmt row, from left to right: R. Taylor, S. Parrish, 1. Syr- ett, A. XVhceler, R. Fraser, NI. Evens, M. Lipkin, and M. Passmorc Second Row: D. Holst, L. Phelps, C. Bernard, N. Evans, L. Ken worthy, P. Ives, and D. Haines. if g-+--5 '-'B Q E fxcluanye Atudenta Social conscious Georgians have actively ap- plied themselves sharing the concerns of the Religious Life and Affiliation committees. Through Affiliations efforts to further in- ternational relations, George School gained from Claus Blome, a greater appreciation of Germany and German culture and from Ed- ouard Rouby. a deeper understanding of France and the French people. Religious Life filled its quota of xvorkcamps with students eager to give and receive under- standing through practical aid. Its Sunday morning assemblies proved stimulating as did the gatherings at the Buck Hill Falls Con- ference. , Religion life The Religious Life Committee looks hack on an eventful year. They are. from left to right: A. Joyce, D. Barry, VV. H. Cleveland. Stern, F. Kaltenbach, Chainnzin George Stev- ens, L. Hoak, R. Priehe, R. Hardy, C. Shoemaker, and F. Calderone. Second Row: I. Bnekwell, S. Fm- mett, XV. Green, NI. Uehlein, L. Cad- wallader, M. Colvin. I AI!! Claus Blome and Edward Rouby, our exchange students from Germany and France respectively, grin obligingly for our camera. Affiliation surveys plans for the new Rethel Gymnasium, the new name for the renovated Jacobi Gymnasium They are, first row, from left to right: S. Stern, K. Keskinen, Co- ehairmen VV. N11-eliliml. and N. Good- man, XV. H. Cleveland, and Xi. Dwinell. Second row: I. Tenney, C. Niachemer, D. Yu, B. Siaracek, G. Atkinson, Ni. Passmore, L. Lynes, D. Leedom, C. VVrightson, and B. Hand. Third row: A. XVood, R. Schmidt, C. Bernard, and P. Butterer. Ilizwic Orchestra soothcs salvage hvasts, Thvy arc, Izfft to right D. Linclcnfclcl, J. Hurhanis, B. 'l'urncr, P. Lewis, L. Davis, A. YVood, XV. Baily, M. Chapman, Mr. Avcrrc, I. Vaughn, D. Cvriscom, R. Sturnachcr, C. Guild, C. Hendry, B. Bretnall, D. Maas, A. Haviland, T, Nichols, G. Machcmer accompanist. 459. Chorus Thc Music Department proclaims the Christmas season. First rmu, from Icft to right: K. VVcir, S. Trent, Cv. Blair, A. Elwell, K. Xkluli-ll. M. Jennings. R. Bonncr, P, XVingcycr, K. Casner, L. llritis, Y, Parlwr, Y. XYang, I. Hcislcr, M. Kaltcnhach, K. Stahlcr. Srv-fuzz! rwun B, Masland, A. W'ilkerson, N. Lloyd, C. Phelps, M. Monk. ll. llllirlvr. A. XVallach, Pickcrinpg, L. Thayer, B. XVood, M. Kimgaicl. 1. Clolluh, G. Cailson, M. Sticlxncy, Third ruin: R. Norris, M. l..lIHlt'S, T. Frcscoln, S. Barslcy, P. Thomas, T. Thomas, 5, Quill. ll. Afh-lcl, H. Rothschilcl. Rappaport, L. Murray, I. Clark. ljilllffll row: L. Haughtclling, E. Rouhy, E. Haupt, B. Mc-chliug. M. NVinocour, D. Bolling. A? l4','sjr V V910 Q 2' a r 1.-Q 4., Qu'I2'- Wyp Nancy Davison attempts to out- seream her tormentors in the Drama- tic Departments production of Ar- thur NIiller's The Crucible. Art YV00d gasps and dies as -lim Fox gasps and Bob Affeld spies in a Lab- Thenter production of Eugene O'- Nm-ill's Bound East for Cardiff. Mr. Sharpless explains the n u a n c e s of back-stage drudgery. f tx Thespizlns assume characteristic poses. From left to right: Sue Parrish, Nir. Cleveland, president Amei Wallaeh, Dodo Bernard. Svemul row: Bob Selunidt, Martine Weaver, Neal Shaffer, Peggy Foote. lb:-amatica The dramatic season came to its usual glittering close with a strenuous Lab Theater program. Past, but wistfully remembered, is the Juniors' tour cle force, Inherit the lVind. Stage-struck Sophomores take credit for lightening the mid-winter slump with a spry, Nuts in May. Now that their major opus, Crucible, is over, exhausted dramaties students are renouncing no-cloz and class eat-naps for nine hours a night and home- work. All-in-all a rewarding year. Mrs. Pleasonton confides to Madge Passmore a few sure- fire ways to make her painting express her personality. Art department develops creative instincts. P5 A 'aft-:uw-. f '. QW ooo 141-t ?' in . Members of the ceramics classes lay a mosaic back- ground as one step towards completion of their Easter project. Mrs. Jackman apprehensively eyes the cooking efforts of Dave Jackman, Graham johnson, and Roy Duhoff. Hal -creditA Half-credits provide students with an oppor- tunity to express creative drives. Shop and mechanical drawing encourage young design- ers and engineers. The creations that boys, cooking concocts once again prove the superi- ority of the male. li' '1 ,iv I K .4hn- . Chiseler Art Brosius watches Mr. Sharpless demonstrate- the latest methods of wood-chipping. r. Burton preaches precision. . 5 ,,. f' 7-'XQXX 'Q . 'U' l7u6licationA To bely ugly rumors to the contrary, hasten to admit that Opus does not cl. be the only publication on campus. I: at George School nearly everybody rea News, the tabloid newspaper carrying taining news, features, poems, and ed: Argo and its contributors prepared for other fine volume of our best literary Editior-in-chief Dodo Bemard infonns an unl Dave johnson that the Opus will come out, wi rest of the staff pays absolutely no attention. VVhile editor Cindy Phelps bares her teeth in a to seem formidable, the News staff eats and articles. Argo staff members cluster around editor Sue S voice their approval. Vx 'SA Sperm 253 QW Eli? nil ASM I QS S131 iv! V f ! -D' U. ,I VH 2 cs R fx NW L J Q , L G5 XQ., jig N1 ' jf fy, 4. -1,-f' 5.2 f, 1.-49- X N, ,Qs , -.-53, , . 57- 7.-. 314954 Q, Row 1: A. Fleschner, D. johnson, T. Worth, H. Andrews, Co- captains D. Haines and B. Wilson, I. Corts, B. Hardy, C. Ber- nard, A. Brosius. Row 2: Coach R. Ceissinger, F. Hardy, N. Clarke, M. Brown, I. Wyler, R. Fry, R. Warner, I. MacDaniels, H. Kay, Manager D. Thomas. ?oot6all T-O-G-E-T-H-E-PcN-E-S-S. T h e hockey team's new cheer echoed across the field through games and afternoon 'J practices. Co-captains Ioy Crockett and ...I Kate Prior led the team to victory A I against Pennsbury on Parents' Day - 5 the score: 2-1. In other games, though we were not victorious, we did give a good accounting for ourselves. Next year's season promises to be a good one, with many returning players. Hockey Row 1: M. A, Wilson, Co-captains K. Prior and J. Crockett, A. Elwell. Row 2: A. NVheel- er, E. Abbe, 1. Alden, L. Smith. Row 3: P. Darling, E. Sullivan, R. Zawodni, Manager S. Pickering. Row 4: Manager L. Morgan, Coach Miss A. Kelsey, I. Corwin, B. Stockham. 531 :S 5 4 55 Sl The football team, though motivated by Andy F leschner's and Bill Wilsonis running, still ended the season losing to Bryn Athyn 12-0. XVith this game they established a 2-5 record. Our team beat Archmere 8-0, on Parent- Alumni Day, and trounced Swarthmore College BU team 24-0. We lost the second game to Friends Central, 6-0, in one of the tightest con- tests of the season. Though we did not always win, we did build a lot of character. C7 Q0 . .-.A .1 J ww- Row 1: R. Doekhorn, Captain B. XVorth, C. Ligon, T. Duncan. Row 2:Coach 1. Streetz, N. Spies, P. Hoon, Manager T. Kelly. Row 1: B. Mechling, A. Coltman, M. Plunkett, Co- captains N. VVilson and A. Paulet, I. Mcbride, C. Stev- ens, S. Quill. Row 2: I. Lippincott, D. Mellor, D. Taylor, L. Kenworthy, R. Carson, B. Heverin, I. Tal- bot, J. Morris, Coach XV. Craighead. ln rm Soccer me 1 , 1 ky ,E L, C1-MA-Country The cross country team, spirited by Captain Bo XVorth, ran the rough cross country course with real style this year. We ended the tight season with a 6-T-1 record. On Parent-Alumni Day the team con- quered XVilliamson with enthusiasm. and in the North Penn, Upper Dublin triangular meet, Grover Ligon just missed breaking the George School record. Though the team did not have a winning season, it was most sucecssful and will serve as a precedent for other teams. The soccer team, sparked by Cap- tains Adrian Paulet and Noel NVilson, had its best season in a decade. Having practiced for live days, the team lost its first game 5-1 to Haverford School. The season was flavored by two victori- ous games with Pingry School and Per- kiomen School. WVe played Pingry in freezing rain with a wet ball but won l-0. YVe triumphed over Perkiomen on a muddy field with the final score, 5-0. qw. 5 ..- is 1, -gpfy. v.wx,, , -It 0 J' ifriirzr gint, WP 'f' li Lp O HU' YJ u--1g Boys' Basketball First row, left to right: A. Paulet, T. Spruance, Captain I. Lippincott, R. Hardy, A. Brosius. Second row: Coach R. Ceissinger, I. Syrett, Manager S. Barsky. The basketball team, sparked by co- captains john Lippincott and Bob Har- dy, wrote a 7-6 record, the best in three years. The team won its first three games, and then dropped its match with Germantown Friends. Stung by this defeat, Mr. Geissingerls boys recovered to down their traditional foe Bryn Athyn with a 5:2-49 score. The i team met defeat in its next three gam- es, but went on at the end of the season to beat Bryn Athyn again, 66- 4-1 and Westtown 58-47. The girls' basketball team had an up and down season this year. The opener was a close, exciting game with Eden Hall, which George School lost by 1 point. The team lost three of their next games but came through victorious over Staten Island. XVith the help ot Captain Litey Sullivan's favors and Cricket's coaching they won their last two games with Ellis and VVesttown, bringing the season to a happy ending. X x First row, left to right I A Bromberg aptam L Sullivan C Shoemaker, I. Crockett Second row I Aden M Foote E Ber nard, Coach Miss Call. Boys' Swimming First row, left to right Coach R. Lafean, M. Plunk ett. T. Pierce, P. Hoon, VV Haupt, Manager J. Birdsall, Assistant Coach D. McDon- ald. Second row: 1. Mc- Daniel, C. Betts, M. Lan- des, I. Ziegler, G. johnson VV. Fethon, S. Quacken- bush. Swimming fc. . nf' ' G If Girls' Swimming First row, left to right: C. Dow, N. Goodman, E. Rarig, J. Rudolph, Co-captains D. Yu and G. Longsdorf, M. Colvin, A. Joyce. C. Shane, B. Danner, J. Bloodgood, P. Crockett. Second row: Manager L. Pownall, L. Smith, R. Bonner, C. Wrightson, L. Parry, C. XValsh, Miss Kelsey, S. Bauman, S. Gormley, I. Heisler, B. Miller, M. Atkinson, C. Landes, M. Hanson. The swimming team, captained by Ed Haupt splashed its way to a suc- cessful 6-4 season. High scorers during the meet were john McDaniel, Bill Haupt, and undefeated Steve Quacken- bush. George School defeated its first three opponents, then lost an exciting meet to Merchantville. The season's highlight was the Ocean City meet. The meet depended on our winning the last two relays. NVe won both, and took the meet, 39-38. The team lost a tough meet with Westtown, 48-38. XVith a season uninterrupted by measle epidemics, the girls' swimming team had an opportunity to demonstrate its practiced skills. Co-captains Doretta Yu, Georgeann Longsdorf, and coach Miss Kelsey, led the team to a winning season. The final record was 4-2. j.V. triumphantly wound up its season with a 5-2 record. In the medley and free- style relays the swimmers displayed excellent teamwork. Swimmers captur- ing first and second places in many of the meets were P. Crockett, B. Danner, B. Miller, and L. Smith. WMA tling The wrestling team, though aided by the ex- ceptional wrestling of Ion Morris, Dave Haines, and Chizzy Bernard, had an unfortunate season because of illness and injuries. Mr. Weimar's team trounced Hun School 38- 11, in its first match. juniors and Sophomores beat the Friends' varsity. The squad ended its season with a 4-8 record. Track First row: I. Biddle, M. Landes, D. Teller, captains C. Bernard and D. Haines, L. Kenworthy, B. Hidell. S. Quackenbush. Row two: R. Fluck. I. Corts, YV. Nighswander, VV. Fethon, N. Clark, H. Kay, H. An- drews. Rnw three: I. Rutlege, R. Dockhom, P. Hoon, T. Frescoln, N. Campbell, D. Porter, C. Smith. Row four: N, Zeigler, T. Duncan, D. Ely, Chan Bemard, T. Palley, A. Brosius, C. Ligon. Row five: coach Denman, coach Sutton, coach Streetz. 3 XVRESTLINC Row one: Chan Bernard. C. Ber- nard D. Haines, I. Morris, R. VVar- ner. Row two: H. XVolf. I, Culp. P. Litchfield, D. Mellor, j. YValker. Coach W'eimar. Track Under the guidance of coach Stan Sutton, and captains Dave Haines and Chiz Bernard, the track team is hopeful about its new season. The squad is working hard to condition itself for the tough road ahead. It faces the Invita- tional Meet on May 2. Top schools such as Penn Charter and Admiral Farragut plan to give the G.S. trackmen competition in every event. 3 ll ella, 1. . 'gf .9 1 . li I a L 1 K1 Hb Lacrossers, captained by Dede XVheeler and joy Crock- '- ett, look forward to a sucessful season, with hopes of bettering last year's 4-2 record. Attack consists completely of last year's veterans, while defense needs some rebuilding. 1 The Girls' Lacrosse Team First row, left to right: Coach Miss Call. Co-captain I. Crockett, I. Postlethwaite, Co-captain T. VVheel- er, P. Darling, E. Bonner, Coach Mr. Dick, M. A. XVilson, I. Alden, B. A. Rarig, P. Crockett, E. Scarlett, J. A. Bromberg, C. Dow, M. VVinter, G. Longsdorf, E. Sullivan, M. Culp. Second row: B. I. VViswesser, R. Bonner, A. Haviland, K. Hilliard, M. Weaver, P. VVingeyer, E. VVood- ward, M. Silvers, M. Stickney, I. Berkeley, S. Ermentrout, R. Zawodni. Third row: S. Davis, M. Foote, A. Elwell, S. Boooth, C. Shoemaker, M. Evans, P. Erskine, B. Miller, S. Cum- bler, E. Bernard, Manager P. Turner. l4l'C,l6l'lf With two mascots, Mark and Rondo, the archery team should have luck on its side. As for skill, Ann Heess and Captain B. J. Van Pelt are the only returning varsity archers, but there are many new prospects. This year's schedule includes a match with Westtown and two with Baldwin. Although younger players make up most of the softball squad, all are enthusiastic and look forward to a successful season. The schedule consists of eight games: two with Solebury, two with New Hope, others with Neshaminy, Ellis, Baldwin, and Germantown. Softhrll Zac:-oAAe -3 ' gal Archery Left to right, seated: S. Phelps, A. Heess, I. Hurbanis, B. Thatcher, Manager F. Calderone. Standing: E. XVood, C. Wrightson, V. Ershun, Captain B. I. Van Pclt, V. NVang, M. I. Taylor, V. Parker, Mascot Rondo, Coach Mrs. Schroeder. Softball Seated: L. Smith, I. Buckwell, M. Monk, L. Ticehurst, Co-captains E. Tomlinson and D. Leedom, M. Hansen, C. Swerk. S. Smith, C. Abbott, S. Gormley. Second row: S. Pickering, M. Field, C, Rappaport, S. Biddle, K. Ze-ttlcr, K. Armstrong, K. YVaddell, L. Murray, B. Hires, Coach Mrs. Armstrong. Third row: R. MacFadyen, G. Herpel, L. Youngman, B. Walker, S. Carson, L. Parry, L. VValsh, I. Golub. Tennis Row one: D. Schiller, T. Atkinson, captain S. Quill, R. Brown, P. Sachs Row two: coach Keskinen, L. Price, C. Blome, R. Worth, I. Talbot, A F leschner, C. Holt. The tennis squad, coached by Kenneth Keskinen, and cap- tained by Spencer Quill, looks forward to a strong season. The team will be strengthened by several returning lettermen. With the annual George School tennis tournament on May 2, and a quick succession of matches beginning April 11, Mr. Keskinen's team has to set a hard pace of training in order to reach its goal. I X1 12' ' in-nn Tennia With jump-rope exercises, laps around the block, and af- ternoons of practice, the girls' tennis team should step onto the courts in good condition. However, the matches will be hard ones and Coach Mrs. El- dredge faces a year of rebuild- ing since there are only three returning varsity players. Girls' Tennis Left to right, Kneeling: K. Prior, S. Trent. B. j. Fisher. Standing: Coach Nlrs, Eldrige, R. Hannum, B. Stock- ham, P. Hardy. ,L 11. 3 5- - -.1 11' 1- 1 .X .g ' 1 A x J1 w x KaAe6all The baseball team, spurred by coach Bob Geissinger and four returning lettermen, plans to concentrate on molding the boys into one working unit. It hopes to uphold last year's repu- tation as a smoothly working squad. With vacancies in a few positions, there will be strong competition to fill them. Our old rivals, Bryn Athyn and Westtown, are the strongest teams Baseball Row one: R. Hardy, D. Taylor, VV. VVilson, D. Johnson, C. Betts, M. Davis, C, Kelling, D. Jackman. Row two: R. Hardy, I. Lippincott, R. Fry, A. Paulet, N. VVllson S. Barsky. Bill Fethon vaults high over the bar. X lax on the schedule. 'x l l Wi, '31 ff?-K. 1 x 5 I A john Lippincott slides-in for a close one. i'Ulll,0Il lmys, stop splnshin' nu-Y ohnny Lippincott wins il toss-up. U Spc nCf'r Quill gg. CN rerlm 11111 5 draws u for :m overhead. -A--.sr H. ny N . htm., ,. ,S 3' FL 54 3:51- 1rw1L1 fx r u r lcmr buludxlp f1ll sp0rtQ uc mlm Lurx ?lflf1'l mm 1 1 mu H Ix Stwvr 4 K H1 xfsl-K f 5110 deqcxifff J' 'fr 1 uw 4 if D Y Undef-claAAmen f N 60 o 0 ' 0 J XD Vlfd wma . ' . f. , , 5, ,- C -,ual . ' . - Q, ' 3 5? R ' 1 V x C' I - fffe .Ks 4 K N74 Q ,QA 'PDQ ,gk ' . ' ' ,,, fi 5 M ' .SLI W 5 J F 'hcl JZ x nc' Q LL Z 4191. w ' l I X rx , . 'J ts 73 ,216 I :J , .5 , N Q1 4511 . val , - v ., x 40, bmi W - , - L Z ' - 's , 1 ' 6 f . s ' CHQ? . x 17 sd 1 N '15 l - ' x ' 1 x va' 4 a V k ' , l ., , J -M' K3 A .4 ' A d 5 V . . 1 N My X 6 N2 3 I X ,N N I 8 1 N A ' I . 1 O I U I UI f'X 16' 'VVN UI 'Ihwns-pf-ople re-not in Inherit The XVind as Dave Scliillefs fundamentalist faith abruptly lets llim clown. anim-A I ' ality. good food, and a congenial atmosphere. juniors race from Bancroft to Retford, eager to take College Boards. 1 The junior class party receives acclaim for origin- E e. J qw ' 'rv xl? .,,,-tak il Norm Ziegler inspects the ceiling at ri Sophomore class gathering. The dinosaur smiles winsomely upon john Strong and Eva Bowman in Nuts In May. So homo:-eA Sophomore-s reflect group spirit F 1. One of the highspots of the year for the class of '61 was its well-paced and enjoyable production Nuts in May. Class President Burt Ross, re-elected for a second term of prosperity, prog- ress and promise tof greater accom- plishments yet to be realized for the classj was capably assisted by his fellow staff officers and executive committee as they led the Sophomores through a most profitable and experienceful year. Ask any of the ,filers and they will tell you most energetically that they could not have done it without the en- thusiastic support they had from their sponsors - Mr. john C Long johnny Streetz and his hospitable wife ujackief, SOPAOMOFZA A end a carefree year Z -ll.. Sophomore Executive Committee demonstrates togetherness. Radiating from Long john Streetz, left to right there sit, Burt Ross, Ann Haviland, Kathryn YVaddell, Laurie Ticehurst, Sarah Guthrie, James Talbot, Deirdre Holst, and Norman Ziegler. Row 1: Mr. Streetz, I. Little, NI. Kincaid, 1. Syrett, J. Berkeley, B. Ross, V. VVang, XI. Lipkin, L. Ticehurst, A. Haviland, T. Steinmetz, j. Purser, Mrs. Streetz. Row 2: A. Elwell, C. Goldstein, I. Rothman, P. Smith, I . Calderone, K. johnson, G. A. Machemer, H, Heisler, E. Bowman, S. McKean, P. Erskine, V. Ershun, R. Scott, S. Luria. Row 3: R. Brown, S. Dummer, P. Coerr, D. Winocour, D. Fiske, R. Smith, T, Duncan, I. Kaufman, C. Smith, j. Rutledge, S. Sutton, D. Wormhoudt, I. Michener. Row 4: E. Turner, P. Har- ned, A. Cook, C. Fales, C. Bothwell, R. Ferree, Nl. Field, V. Parker, S. Gormley, P. Perkins, NI, L. Nianeill, M. Uehlein, C. Youtz. Row 5: X. Zeigler, . Strong, R Bodine, R. I. Vaughan, R. Norris, P. Lewis, G. Osterkamp. Row 6: B. Maracek, S. Guthrie, C. Hicks, Nl. Kaltenbaeh. D. -I . Barton, R. Robertson, R. YVayland-Smith, Holst, K. Waddell, D. Prentice, NI. A. Atkinson, E. Smith, I. Clark, G. Kelling. Row 7: R. Evans, L. Price, W. -Green, I. Andrews, P. Silverman, P. Russell, S. Coerr, D. VVinocur, D. Fiske, R. Smith, T. Duncan. Row 8, M. I. Taylor, S. Saurman, A. Schubert, G. Herpel, S. Hubacek, E. Abbe, L. Potts, K. Stahler, D. Wright, M. Green, S. Lloyd. Row 9: B. Skapa, S. Cumbler, E. Bernard, B. Miller, G. Swerk, A. XVilker- son, M. Silvers, D. Fraser, W'. Piepke, XV. Fethon. Row 10: G. Hendry, L. Houghteling, D, Lindenfeld, H. Buckman, H. Swift, L. XVilson, D, Ludlow, R, Fry, M. Landes. Row ll: VV. Haupt, R. Bond, D. Baker, T. Palley, M. Brown, F. Hardy, K. Clarke, T. Colman, C. Bernard, T. Thomas. Absent from picture: J. Talbot, M. Stickney, H. VVilson. l!Q!!t-! f-...., '!!!'. illgq lu :iq I The Freshman classs feels it has certain admirable and distinguishing characteristics. First there is the manner in which they conducted their classs elections. Conscientious, examining the potential of candidates, they required a short campaign speech of each. For the first time in only the faculty know how many years, a class elected a girl day-student as president. Elizabeth Gray led the class through triumph and crisis and spread its long-awaited enthusiasm throughout the school program. What other Freshman class has ever boasted two girls on first string varsity hockey? And what other Freshman class has promised a better football team? The Schrodersf' the class, all-suffering sponsors, may be a bit bruised, but they feel the class of '62 has made an almost perfect start. They are exceptionally proud of a superlative performance on Fall and Spring Parents, Days. The freshmen feel certain that they have well- established the foundation for making their distinctive mark at George School. First Row: I. Culp, K. Walton, I. Hollister, I. Gollub, I Tcnney, Mrs. Schroeder, Mr. Schroeder, V. Vande- vcntcr, I. Quackenbush, S. Biddle, I. Narvel, L. Murray, and H. Pittee. Second Row: C. Rapp, G. Blair, B. Hel- mun, B. Hires, E. Fronenfield, L. Cappison, L. Young, S. Grad, L. Esterman. Third Row: E. Lukens, J. Robin- son, R. Knight, D. Griscom, T. Nichols, 1. Marsh, P. Morrow, VV. Bretnall, D. Seder, C. Noble, K. Hopkins, D. Levin, and D. Fischer. Fourth Row: E. Clemmer, B. Walker, K. Zettler, M. VVinter, K. Armstrong, G. Gleeson, M. Vaughn, C. Bross, C. Thompson, S. Wislar, S. Bauman. and R. Zawodni. Fifth Row: P. VVestover, A. Bradley, D. Saurman, H. Townsend, C. Styer, P. Plunkett, B. Lowen, S. Emmet, J. Baldwin, H. Roths- child, and C. Guild. Sixth Row: L. Walsh, C. Gregory, R. Bonner, L. Parry, C. Landes, R. MacFayden, S. Davis, E. Sullivan, P. YVingeyer, and S. Garson. Seventh Row: A. Denoon, S. Schlesinger, R. Passmore, C. Evans, R. Speck, I. Turner, R. Coale, P. Landon, S. Gessner, and V. Eareckson. Eighth Row: D. Denoon, A. Chidsey, E. Grey, E. Lippincott, L. Youngman, K. Shaw, W. Tait, XV. VVorrall, D. Maass. Ninth Row: B. Kantor, L. Betts, C. Marshall. T. Guyton, W. Teller, W. McCain, R. Hardy. Absent from picture: S. Booth. ?reAlcmen The Freshman Executive Committee plans the first steps tc seniority. They are, left to right: B. Knight, C. Thompson, C, Rappaport. B. Lowen, J. Tenney, S. Booth, R. Zawodni, T. Guyton, E. Gray. Senwm B HLWB QQ . kj J ? W QF , 2'2- Miss Detwiler notes a june thirteenth appointment and wonders how it all could have ended so safely. Some- how she has withstood four harrowing years of humor- ing the blatantly different class of 1959. Seniom The Class of 1959 George School, Pennsylvania Seniors . . . Bliss Detwiler was loyal to them for four years . . . the eightfold path . . . Wolfgang 1. Wazoo . . . The big MN . . . the Bullets . . . junior privileges in May '58 . . . the Scholarship Fund . . . the trestle . . . demerits .... X Irs. .XIeTlzing and Death Takes a Ilolirlzly . , . SPORAGS . . . The Blue Angel . . . Halls . . . and the weekends . . . anti-creeping meatballismv . . . Hernandos . , . demerits . . . known for numerous nature walks . . . The Ledge . . . the seoutmaster . . . class meetings for worship . . . There will be a repre- sentative from Nlastbaum Vocational . , demerits . . . day absences - that night - absence to Philly . . . the key . . . ilip, splat fbutterj . . . building character . . . the standing ovation . . . W'e regret to inform you there will be no class , . . Hey, what happened to all those juniors- They're reading the newsu . . . and those who left along the way. Senior Class Executive Committee-Spencer Quill looks apprehensive as Miss Detwiler suggests another after-lunch class meeting to place the issue at hand he- forc the senior class. The other committee members remember gleefully the last class meeting and plan fur- ther fun, games, and com- radeship. Left to right: N. Evans, L. Sullivan, T. At- kinson. S. Parrish. Miss Detwiler. President Quill, E. Rarig, I. Corwin, N. Goodman, C. Dow, I. Pos- tlethwaite. C, johnson, I. Lippincott. J ROBERT HANINIOND AFFELD R10 de janexro Bra rl B0 sage Amerlean ln Austna George School Shopen hauer Yoga and the elght fold path German joseph mter natxonal mountaln cllmber wrth a pnzed black watch scarf s e cral chorus non conforming VIL torlan I6 DEANNE LUND ALCYER THONIAS ATKINSON III Decorah Iowa San Jose Cahfomuz Deanne jmxed jumor subdued Tom jmxed Jumor no improve semor records radro and wrlt ment cool daddy of the social m Journallsm slave Not COmmlttC8 from the land of another class play' member of runnmg mxlk md honey frantlc the Brown House trlumvxrate eleventh hours at journallsm We have got to clean thrs room' Wretchedl Adrlans conscrence vacatlon advomte-all the way tunes m over vacatrons from Iowa? I P Cf' CN DAVID STUYVESAINT BARRY New Hope Pennsyluanza Dave More Blrd and Nionk modem jazz plus strongly feels the blues envlronmcnt helps hrghly sophxstrcated opposes NECO movement whlle others fall at lHdlVldlff'lllSm he succeeds m dress hes on the bnnk STEPHEN FRANK BARSKY Southampton Pennsyloanuz Steve machme gun speech loves a good argument xn the tra dltron of INS soccer fullbmk adds depth to speclal chorus dlssentmg volce m mornmg assembly sees everythmg m sclentxfic hght VVILLIANI CHARLES BERNARD Kennett Square Pennsyluana Chlzzy NVho buxlt the ark? Who lent the keys? strong armed councxl member spmted sports pirtlupmt effluent store manager yumor diss plly strgc manager Lrfe guard hfe gu 1rd Sk 1 1 A7 L Av . . , z. I . . ,D I l . . . - I . . . , I , ' - - - 1 a 1 1 KK ' K' ' 1 1 1 1 K ' , ' ' ' ., . ' ' ,Q 1- U .1 1 - . l . P - 1 4. Q 1 1 . I 1 1 1 ' ' A h' 1 1 1 'L 1 I 1 ' f - X , K Q Q 2 1 ' A M , I . 2 . 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I DOROTHY LEE BEEN ARD State Collzge Permsuluama Dodo jmxed Jumor composed semor Brown House dxplomxt collaborates ruth lflornnu umquc muns to cletcrnunerl encls the blg boss vx ho born the Opus cross ecstwtle our mcltrons verse and x1l'glTll'l gentlemen Humphl M W5 IAXIFS EDWARD BIRDSALL Bound Brook New Jersey Yrmmy hls herrt belongs to me chrclccns min behmcl the desk m Nlrss Engl mcls ofllu clrnut manager of the SW1l llllllll tc nm butler rn Death Talres a Holulay s Q vi-1' ELIZABETH RHEA BONNER IO ANN BROMBERG Phrladelphra Pefmsyluama Yardley Pennsylnanuz Blg B Clretllrer on sccond L lst Io Ann ardent soull consclcncc atlilntron goes Pogo thost mtense poses Bu Xir wrld 'md uoodsx plrtles rea Nioore outspoken cfmdor blond tresses' tomorrovs s sturv arresting exes gung ho Georg mg artist? snow bound slutmg ran dfly student prefcct weekends SP Englrsh bench knows her own mmd on thc warmer Bets ball m varslty sports ln AR stu ,.X 5 1? 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A - V 'Ygvf ' 'A I - . - . .' - - I... , , ...'- M . ' - . , , s Y p . , . . I w 1 o Q ' I . A ' l ' Q n - . . . It' ' , . . 5- ' ...--':....All King of Prussia, Pennsylvania that fiefidksh grin' l. . Thursday 5 A ' ...N0. U 'g' ' ' , ,,, Q . . . . . , Y I I 1' T! . rainy' lf, .V , 7 r 4 1 . . . lin., . . . yr . . A f .- N . . . .. H U U ,Q 7 D . . . h X 0 ly- ' ' A . . . wif' V - n g' ' . 2? ' I A ,I SUSAN EIZABETH DERMEN College Park Maryland Suze Charlxe Brown and the fl GQ fr gang Whoopee' loudest gf' laugh at C S Belafonte devo f ee human alarm clock Iones dog IS soooo cute Mary land my Maryland feels the beat CAROLINE DOWV Detrott M whfgan ROBERT BENNETT DOCKHORN Southampton Pennsyluama Bo I dxsagree wlth that state mentl competes at the top of a busy day student cross country and wrestlmg mlseryl Thls tends to be fun n strong mchnatxons toward nuclear physlcs Carolme a paw IH every pot NANCY CLARKE EARLE smglng on shxft News cambndge Massachusetts tlps anyone? 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N A . . .... . ,K -VYLYW ' '- N fi 'A r C '2 . p I ' Qt s ...SP..,. --1 '-ig '- ' 1 . so ' ...tri- Y ' MARGARET TIERNAN EVANS NANCY IANE EVANS Newtown Pennsyluama Suns-pot New Mexico Mevans Mamre and more Nance teddy bear harrcut Campused day student Go Oh really'?' farthful to NS fun and games rn hrstory back from Germany wlth a new bumble puppy backer happy touch hacker at the helm for grrl day CSC students much to do about prefect everythmg tron Semor Representatlve to part tune Brown House counts pennies tor aflilr BETTY IO FISCHER MARGARET ELILABETH FOOTE Doylestown Pennsylvama Bowe Idaho Betty Io our own Audrey Hep Peggy dlstmctlve laugh bum dramatlc recrtatlons m e Mrs N4cThmg travels wrth the most extraordmary places mem G S Globe Trotters queen bee ber of the Brown House ehte of Commumty Chest caresses oh that giggle' publrcrty dyna the keys scoms Eastern provm mo for Commumty Chest crahsm three years of the Ger comparable eyes man grlnd late lxbes on thxrd center ALBRECHT MARTIN FE I'ZER New Hope Pensylvania Fetz has the day students love for cars actrve member of Pennsylvama Road Ramblers works hard rn NS? on the con trollmg board for the day students strategically seated rn assembly Al 1 ROBERT BAIRD FRASER George School Penm-yloama F rase a scholar 1 gentleman above all a dlplomat lmk tween faculty and students Ah yesl bumble DUPPIGS lmxed lumor punctual semorp Annual class presrdent etc lrvely Latm from Stmker to Baron our leader rn times of adversrty f , lyy, 1 lx -- I ' 5 . . . , , 1 , A 41 -1' ia, , I J. , u t YJ' :J I v V ,V A 'V I . , , v u - . 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N6 GEORGE STUART CLASS Somervzlle New Jersey Bxg George frequet vlsxts to E R s boys no wonder those bets wrth Red Rock one of Mr Gerssmgers drscxples two years xn dramatlcs works m the store servlce wxth a smlle Hel lo Geoireyl Yeah' 4 BETTE JANE HAND Crosswacks New Jersey Bette Oh nol affilxatxon Fraulem zlmmer Kameradln sunken summer txme saxlor from one end on second east to the other wxth Doretta quxet, calm, and collected NANCY PENDLETON COODNIAN Harnson New York Nancy aflilrated with affilratron dlves into cheerleadmg summer traveler ln the saddle on fourth west qulet and prflc rea high hopes and wlde hon zons a famrly ln Sweden REBECCA HANNUN1 Kennett Square Pennsylvania Becky southern accent from Ken nett Square Howdy do' glrl wlth the gestures meetmgs and mmutes crazy about palsley domestrcates fourth center a taste for the unusual one of THE worlccampers clutch lP 'P DAVID MANCILL HAINES Bristol Pennsyloama Davy chref of Boys A A authority on the football field controls a loyal followmg of day students powerful physlque mamtams an even temperament lrlces sweet thmgs But they got m my wayl PATRICIA HANNAH HARDY Charleston West Vurgmuz Patt Daxsey Mae I dont grve a drddleyl Pxclun Peas bop and Pxcasso Are you all hstenmg to me? 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' .mimi 15 JIU' ROBERT WOOLSEY HARDY Venetuz Pennsyloama Bo Howthehellareyap How bout some stat1onery Tzme Out for the Nhghty Ibble Serxously amt he nxcep Shout rt from the house top cards at the Hrdeaway EDWARD IRVIN HAUPT IR Moorestown New Jersey Ishky Brbble Jlnxed 1unxor takes credrt for an aca demrc comeback a dance expert considerable sarcasm sports for Opus mdrspensable bass specral chorus Hey Hardy HENRY ROBINSON HIDELL Huntington New York Hldxdell walter IH Vrs VcThmg Huntington New York Caseys rlght h'1nd man B1 Anybody seen Thomas? flashy evening attlre frrendly Caseys left hand man But we and easygomg Im Bob' are lClCIltlC'll twmsl a laugh member m good stamdmg of Thomas not to be forgotten summer Hldell trlumvrrate professes an sallmg jaunts gentlem1n farmer mterest ln teachmg hlstory that old gang of mme WILLIS IENKIINS HIDELL it ANN PUSEY HEESS Avondale Pennsylvania Annle hldden humor letter a day keeps the blues away Rlghtl gurl Robln Hood Stokes the home fires on second east easy gomg semor year THOMAS FEIST HIRSCH Trenton New Jersey Tom makes up half the males m AR another frantlc page edx or restramed ardor for sports one of the few commuters from New Iersey sohcnts funds for the Communlty Chest I ., i . l b . . . . . .. .. , . 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' PATRICIA LEA HOLLANDER Old Greenwich Connectwut Txsh A dxller a dollar a twelve P M scholar Brown House baddy Lets apply some phys rcs laws here' I got an N1 mv sophomore year' Niaybe some day we ll clean the room' , 1 , 1 CEOFFREY LINCOLN HOLT PETER HOON S prmgfield Massachusetts L mechfmlcal gemus holds tht 'llltxmc shlft record one of the boys from Brmtons free time spent m the hbrary Rrdgewood New Jersey Pete Death took 1 holxdly Pete never does mly he found ln '1 book m the llbrary tme gentle man sonorous VOICC backs watch collectlon early mommgs up cross country and svummmg down on the farm restramed enthusxast PATRICIA CLEVELAND IVES MARY IENNINGS Warwick New Y0fk Newtown Pennsylvama a pastels Well now Mary Howdy mascot of now' dry hum0r Sltua mtellxgent questxons and t1on well IH hand' fourth cen prettv rrbbons pert petlte and ters .s-me qua non loafer scuffer very sweet Llgther Says lilfilulble lUdgmenf5 Bu enthusxastlc young og faultless dresses hx ar Fnend uncerta1n punctuahty xous xmltatxons harmony for SpCCl3l chorus x-A CHRISTIE MARIE JOHNSON Beverly Hrlls Calzforma Chris I am a Cahforma child fog bound caustlc qulps TOT talents m many creatnve Helds serves as Brown House Crxtlc for the arts unxque dresser dehghts m danng week ends connotsseur of elegant words Q'! ' DAVID SEMPLE IOHNSON Pomt Pleasant Beach New Jersey Porky How bout that' keeps track of the Orton boys unquestionably dependable works wonders wxth a pencrl lmmltable lmlt3tl0nS unmatched at repartee late coffee breaks wrth Plunkett Vatch out Yohnsonl Kr GROVER CARLTON LICON Ill Brookvzlle Maryland Grover rndlspensable photogra pher for News and Opus one of the pacers on the cross country squad calm oollected and quret dally domgs down rn the dark room Q to ,wg 'Ox JOHN HAINES LIPPINCOTT III Margate Crty New Jersey ohn unxed yumor conscrentrous senior enthuslastlc partlclpant ln school actrvltles p1 letter man Hey wlll you guys please pay your duesll elfervescent umque vocabulary Dont sweat the small stuff' unexpected brts of msxght lovable PETER NIACINTYRE LITCHFIELD Pittsburgh Pennsyluama Lrtch s s s s s s commands respect Enal authonty on herpe tology terrxlies wrestllng oppon ents precxsron m all thmgs note taker snakes loose m Ret ord nature yaunts around the country CAROLINE LIPPINCOTT Scarsdale New York Cuz first love an otter lrfe on the barge excltrng dresser You really lrke It huh Lust for Life early to bed master at mural art leopard bathmg suits and chicken soup CEORCEANN LONCSDORF Georgle captams the swrmmmg team Leads 1n the cheers promotes publlc relations wlth Coun cnl Rock small bundle of pep goes for Southern gentlemen day student darlmg 'wr I 'X' x 4 6 P' c A 5 - V1 I , 'P lx . A . . I AA ,V ' Newtown, Pennsylvania x v . , . 3 Q l G. fi JANNEY MATHER JOHN SCHWACKE NICBRIDE Swarthmore Pennsyloama Daozsvzlle Permsyluama Ianney strange mterludes wlth ohn soccer stalwart Robert Graves Into the closet other notorxous day student Chl'lStlCl bnsk trade ln voodoo pool shark carrles out mlsslons dols l'Il6SS13I'llC complex ID the of mercy for the boarders one German pageant unxed yumor of the b1g men guardmg the as her world IS Hedgerow e sembly room door modem schoolglrll 52. FLORENCE OLIVER MOORE Sandy Sprmg Maryland Florenth a pnxed lumor Im my mothers httle whmte rose mad about poetry ood food food! Xie and Dodo against the world certam typ: cal exprcssnons wacmons vam tions and vacitnons Brown House soenlxtc oh those par tres' 'D JOHN NORMAN MORRIS Rzegelswlle Pennsyluama ohn duly treks from Easton dnves '1 hot 55 Ford cm be found after lunch ln the rec room or parknng lot prays for snow Nllss Nleelccr shouldnt all dry stu dents be excused? WILLIANI HARRISON MECHLING III Earlewlle Maryland I Mech Nlr W s right hand man on first Drayton Sure of course Im wmnmg cymclsm Headmarv wxth Good men ln AHill8tlOI'l lordly lacross southern gentleman as the muslcal touch humorous pesslmlsm NS SP reformed joumallst WARREN CHRISTEN NICHSWANDER Lacoma New Hampshire Nlghs Orton daddy mco herent muttermgs left holdmg the roll late for everythmg perplexed by the rat race Casual above rt all Yeah uh huhl RN 3 B' , ' ' I I ...an- ', , ..n l , ' r B'lI... . - ' er.... ...h QQ ,X AJ 5- - E . - ', ' . :yggkf .n. . . . - ' , l 'J 'ls' , 's' , SUSAN BAYS PARRISH Storrs, Connecticut Suzie . . . jinxecl junior . . . or- ganizer . . . crazy over life . . . willing accomplice in adventure down with mhibltronsl ee and wlld clothes London lazz and workcamp Girls Council President thlrd easts guardian people watcher ve 1 LUCINDA BRADFORD PHELPS DORIS JOY PARRY Bzgleruille Pennsylvania ee corffure a la Parry breath of freshness guards the goals and the gals on second east an outlet ln writing rmpish curtain raiser for Death Takes a Holiday Pnnceton New Jersey SUZANNE CLAIRE PHELPS Cindy subtly sophisticated Grosse Pomte Farms Mwhzgan early mommg editorlals reigns Sandy drama and dreams and trams on third east Now much in weekend demand cabin wait a minute' has a mind of parties in the Poconos Brown her own witty and wise Houses own mstigator sweet never late to breakfast Dougs and effervescent A horse Cindy Girl horse my kmgdom for a horse' Hum, - I . 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Q , ADRIAN MARCEL PAULET Maracaibo Venezueh Ades pmxed Junior polished semor Scotts provide a second home dispassronate attitude to ward lrfe heads the junta on third Drayton natural athlete Take me to your leaderl behind the calm he devil plans P P P iff an 'QPR wif TIMOTHY ELLIS PIERCE Setmckley Pennsyloama Timmy another linxed lumor gives his all to the swimming team adds to the chaos at Brin tons adventure with Adnan One if you walk two if you run one of Freddies crack po Its a brown monkey' MICHAEL ROY PLUNKETT Woodstown New Jersey Mxchaelroyplunkettyunlor Culs gxrls grrls Fuzzy Pre ect Perfectromst Mathema trcal wlzzard One of vrctonous Craxgheadmen Executive behmd bars That s all she wrotel Converted dxver Wrssmeoffl IQ!-y 11 has I qi 'ff-'ul KATE RING PRIOR Lambertvzlle New Jersey Kay two years of boardmg varslty gal paced by the wmd sharp dresser prefect on thlrd west obvrously the best' con screntrously heads soclal guldance more than many actrvxtres a cosmopolxtan from New Iersey 2 60 45 JOAN POSTLETHWAITE Batama New York oan desperate NSer mx mght rendezvous at Brown House The watchman cant tell! apphes scrence to thlrd center semor class embezzler frank apropos comments sprmg spells lacrosse cllpped and llvely unspellable name EDWARD SPENCER QUILL Southampton Pennsylvania Spence grand exalted leader of an only slrghtly exalted class super soccer player counter tends the 1ce cream wmdow one of the mhabrtants of Bancrofts basement hangout 3 LINDA KAY POWNALL Quarrywlle Pennsyloama Lmda manages the water spntes shxft supervxsor domestrc wrth a needle and ladle frank wants to teach halrcuts on second east umm yes law and order 1n study hall fag ROBIN PACE QUINBY Copake New York Qum Does anybody know French? Mr Averres nght hand gxrl placxd temperament equestnenne freshman patron avrd artxst music to soothe the hamed soul exclusive ly new semor grrl ' Q I ...490...'.. f A' A, J ' ...'d- ' ' ' '.'. , .:. 1- xl m p ' -23-1 flgfafise ft ' I, ' A 'f fi,1gTi'.. JBA - i f. Q 'I' za A- J 7? E y . -f 4. 'il t f It 1 1 m I . . . .v , . ' v , , 9 Q 1 ' .ll u Q n r i f ,Q K 5 'Af' ia 'Cf' STEPHEN ROBERT RAND ELIZABETH ANN RARIG EDWARD MARTIN RIVINUS New York New York Danboro Pennsylvania Annapolis Maryhnd Stevo Mrckey Mouse brlght Betty guards the home front on Parvus keeps order rn Orton red crew neck Steve! tum fourth east cheerleader wxth Bong Bong Bong Thud around! dry wrt What spxce racked perfect math Head of CAC Brewed on the dld you get m hlstory? a fnend boards pens semors momentous shores of the Chesapeake Bay m need phllosophmcal happemngs those telephone audro vxsuahzer bug for boats money man Thats the way calls to Delaware Delaware!! mdependent xdeas Teddy xt goes Bear Bwah h h! EDOUARD ROUBY JUDITH ANN RUDOLPH Soultz France Merchantmlle New Jersey student ambassador from udy neat petite prefect PETER NORMAN SACHS New York New York Pete I was aware of lt from the very begmmng! weekend es caprst from the routme sardomc sneer for the oulgus Nlulhgan and Rollms non extra currlcular Alsace the strong sxlent type prlor commrtments a dreters A, adds a French note to the Spe delrght honey and No Cal ,Q clal Choms nothmg quxte hke one of elght glrls to take shop French culsme morte a Bngme Betty co ed fullback to back a good party deserves a speclal stroke kmts one drops two clean up clxnlcal mterest m IV ' K r , M if 'I . 'EIN I I - Y v n n nl 0 O ' ' ' l Y it ' no . H . .4 .- . ' . n' ' ' . .1 ' ' . . H . r . M , , . . . . . l .v ' H . . . . . . H . . sr , , , r V' , - ! .4 . ' l.. . an P A , uEdu . . . . . , . . . , . . . - l - i . . . . . . x 1 n I . - ul: u Q 4 fy fftllld ANITA GABRIELE SCHMID Huntingdon Valley Pennsylvania Chest sohcltor antx sports braved the male dommated sequence cardlgans Hats and stockings Qulet? lone wolf ultra efliclent flawless Deutsch lmpeccable Wheres Ellen? 4 ROBERT CHARLES SCHMIDT Newton New Jersey pf pn NEAL DAVID SHAFFER Reading Pennsylvania Bo workcamper with a camera Nea Ideabsm vs realxsm shy blushes Robert what eloquence ln everythmg fluent about your shlft? mnocence crusader for justxce ldeas ldeas abroad Mr W s left hand man ideas unreservedly pro Eastem on Hrst Drayton lean and lanky culture food xncluded w1d gentle sense of humor sweaters uncontrollable gulfaw STEPHEN DOUGLAS SHAFFER Harrisburg Pennsyloama Steve George Schools press photographer trots the track reserved but dxscnmmatmg observer all that stood between your 59 Opus and lgnommy budding young physxcxst another of the mght people NICHOLAS SPIES Glenmoore Pennsyloama Nlck late late study cross country chess and Chopln qulet always domg physics takes pnctures for Opus and News lm gomg msanel patient planlst psycho ceramlst pays homage to Thespls FRANK PALIN SPRUANCE Jamison Pennsyloama Terry confirmed day student actxve m football and basketball dr1ves a well known Bulck good old Sophomore year Sometunes I feel hke a motherless chxldl a true fnend to the boarders partres partxes partxes r at A A X ' 1 Q s ., Y. 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' . . . 1 - il I n 1 il - . - RICHARD GORDON STAFFORD Doylestown Pennsylvania Dick appreclates the Cul Scouts shy srlent type workcamper camera Bend thlrd Drayton councxl almost falth ful NS man audro vlsual ete a tete wxth thxrd center 1 gnn wrth hands rn pockets 4.33: ELIZABETH DIXON STOKES BARBARA SKIRM STOCKI-IAM Princeton New 197-S'6!l Morrisville Pennsylvania 1 future Nrghtmgale fflor Barbl prefects the glrl day stu 61106 The PTIUCGIOU Pilfrkel two years wrth Mr Laramore Oh come off It Heessl fashlon show wmner varsrty gal swltchboard demon R S P ll rn hockey and tenms known or Idiot Chlld Frre dnll those neat notes curlers rn the Deans olllce was 1- GEORCE CHARLES STEPHENS SUSAN YOLANDA STERN Pleasantmlle New York Camp Hall Pennsyloama Kingfish Drayton burldmg pres: Yoyo Bug sxster to Argo dent that Ipana smrle sharp berets and sophlstrcatron tomor dresser ladres man makes rows mad artlst Interchangeable good IITIPIESSIOIIS head of rel1 French and Englrsh shades of glous actxvrtres soccemman Etluopla two years wlth second w1ld wrld weekends talented east George Schools own Fran talker poetic asplratrons corse Sagan LARRINE ELIZABETH SULLIVAN LaPlata Maryland Lxtty manages the yearbook batty about basketball mother to fourth west sage and frank comments one of the semor executlves a qulck smlle and a quxck wrt 9992, of the very best , 4. AB I . . . l I l I 'U . ' fff .. Y I x hall ' . . . .. ' - Q Y r -' ' '- ' ug , , ' I'll . . . ' ' - dents . . . Hollywood wardrobe . . . . . . Capezios and LP's . . . Maria v f U. 'nm' ELIZABETH COCKS THAYER Rumney New Hampshire L1 1 a southem sophxstlcate model dresser favors the artlstxc PE at the Frescolns week ends at the Ivy League keeps the Brown House phone nngmg perpetual member of decoratxon com mxttees Wont anyone con tnbute SARAH ELIZABETH TRENT Durham North Carolma Sa ly Hey yalll cash meres kllts and exotic earnngs always ln the publxc eye pack ages from home Ah Knowl calms the nots on fourth center collapslble tete a tetes wxth represents scholar-shlp campqlgn audio vlsual emphatlc I knows loved by all portable pawn shop for lacrosse 3 T 'b'... ' I .'.f?9'u l ' a 5- gf X . me I X , K AMEI MARIANE ELEANOR WALLACH Litchfield Connecticut Amen ecstatxc obscure poetry ponderous prose mtense xnterests m the unrque unwxllxng romantrcxst Have you no shame? antr organrzatlon foothght fever Who sard the zla summers wlth Stamslavsky 1' ADRIENNE TRACY WHEELER Easton Maryland Dede heads the CS rat race addrcted to Srnatra cuts up wrth Noel rn biology Maryland My Vlaryland rmpeccable dress er xmperturbable lady fearless captaln of hockey and lacrosse loves contemporary cards in 7- MARTINE IVERS WEAVER KARYN WEIR Scarsdale New York Langhorne Pennsylvania Martr Entre dans assrsa Wen' full credit ceramlcs ant to the assistant dean basket mhented the MG tall and w1l ball orange boss Thespnan hour lowy provldes a refuge for counter fnend of the faculty weary boarders fnend of Freddy second mama to Betsy Cexssmger pnze wmmng talents ln ceramrcs a laugh that s a laugh MARY ANNE WILSON Fleetwood Pennsyloama Punk mnocent blue eyes traffic cop on second west hockey favors and sprmg lacrosse mcomparable wardrobe smartly small dancmg wrth Joy and chorus lrnes no doz scholar many a wxld weekend NOEL WILSON Langhome Pennsylvama Noe boy wrth the golden soccer oot man of the world Who says the Enghsh are reserved? Adds new mterest to the day students I say Johnson cut that outl 'fir Y' 5 l K Q I .ar , ' . A it - 4 If I , , ',f I f I watchman wouldn't.te11? . . . Gra- 3 Q L 5 ' . H r l . . . ' few ' . 'fl l' ff i , of I ,f . i f 2 kk s - ,, . ' ' ' ' . . 4 f Q u - ' 1 . 1 I l . . . o Q ' 4 Gig., xl-at WILLIAM ALLEN WILSON Somerville New Jersey BBB1g Bill Ooooh Re headed athlete SPORACS I'ey Chrz you got the keys? Co captarned footballers Pies with Muerto and Wiener Rug GEDl fi BETTY IEAN WISWESSER Readmg Pennsyloama Beege thinks twice before she speaks wide eyed gulhbrhty responsible for Brown House cleanlr ness? another one interested in physics? a warning twinkle when theres mischief brewing TR ROBERT BOWMAN WORTH Moylan Pennsylvania Hr Fi bug potentral Arthur Murray long stride ards Burton in control of fourth Drayton tennis pro and runner pacer food comes between him and his money THOMAS COPE WORTH West Chester Pennsylvama Tom jmxed rumor has reformed Come on fellows I dont be heve youl Eastern States Prep School line backer aspires to career on stage capable of cha otic nonsense Hot Lips Corrado M vi HARRY ABEND WOLF New York New York Wollie man of responsibility nurse maid to the boys on third Drayton there are other things besides sport keeps Mr jones cosmopolitan resident of New York CEOFFREY DAVID WYLER Lakewood New Jersey Red Rock Iaoobr powerful in football and wrestling short ex perrence rn tennis has trouble making breakfast copes with Wilson and Warner at Miss Robin sons Goodnoes after hours 8 L. V Q v Y at-0 B i 5 4' ' if , A Q I 1 ..., ... d ...Z ' , for three years . . . outside .house food .D .. Anyone understand the on his toes . .D .. l?Vhat's this .noise! K If A s 1 ., , . . - V , , . . . . ,l x BO... '-,' ' ',', DORETTA HSI SUN YU Hongkong Dorrie . . . essays on Hongkong Har- bor . . . elothes packed in anything available . . . But, I wanna sing bass! . . . leads the mermaids, even with sneakers on . . . master of fero- cious looks. 4 15 -'Rr lt, -ff, 1 f ' Y . ' ' 5 ,J . ' N i ' 'I X I. I - 1 I 'I I K NCQ fl' Q i CAROLYN ZWANZICER REUEL SIDES Morrisville, Pennsylizanzkz Stamford, Connecticut Zwanzi . . . reserved and dreamy Rev . . . American Ambassador to . . . solicits for the hig organization Germany . . . News make-up edi- . . . holds the record for P.I'I. ents tor . . . lights up dramatics and third . . , linguistic lady . . . sophisticated Drayton . . . suave . . . penchant dresser . . . Va Va Voomln . . . for German customs. . . Ivy League conveniently absent. dresser . . . cool Reuel. Ata Edstor m Chief Dorothy Bernard Asmtant Ldrtors Dons Parry Mary Ann Wllson Lzterary Editor Amex Wallach Art Editors Chnstle johnson Davrd Johnson Sports Edztors Edward Haupt Ioan Postlethwarte Lzterary Stag Deanne Algyer Harry Andrews jo Ann Bromberg Carolme Dow janney Mather Florence Moore Susan Parrlsh Tlmothy Pxerce Wllllam Wilson Harry Wolf Typlsts Lloyd Davls Charles Hollander Corona Machemer Cynthra Shoemaker Barbara Thacher Patncra Crockett The Staff of OPUS 59 wnshes to express 1ts smcere thanks to Mr Eugene Webster and Mr Wllllam S Burton both of whom gave lnvaluable asslstance We are mdebted to Merm Studlos 1010 Chestnut Street Phlladelphla Pennsylvania for the semor portrarts and large group photographs and to Wxlham T Cooke Publ1sh1ng Inc 21 S 21st Street Phlladelphla Pennsylvania and Mr Daniel Solan for the prmtmg of the book 0,241.6 echtof-A leave an ns 5 9 qearholr i In a dark cave IH the basement of Retford an xdea was born It was lavender It was turquolse It was black Opus 1959 Its proud parents swathed xt 1n reams of paper and It demonstrated posslbrhty and promlse Through the long w1nter months all over campus It nourlshed Sllhouetted agamst the sunsets xts parents could be seen trymg to capture wxth cam eras and words somethmg of the George School rmage They looked about them and found a theme but thelr rdea chrld was blgger and they needed more Frant1c ally they slaved through the long wmter evemngs late late late evenmgs-on mto the sprlng Flnally they crawled out to ment the ClLJ.dllI'lL They gave thelr completed ldea to the prlnttr He took It and he llked xt and he multlphed lt The Opus stall saw the1r crea t1on and felt they had done well -1 - ' .................................. ., .,............................. ........... l .., ................................. , I Bus-mess Manager ................................................... .,................ ...... 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