George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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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.

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,,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.

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...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