George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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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.

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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.

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. 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