Germantown Friends School - Blue and White Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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SNVIIDE 2,.,.,xi,klsf. pl ,www .Q .X FRANK K. BJORNSGAARD Entered '23 : Class Treasurer 'CHS 3 Foot- ball '34, '35: Pastoriun Board THE: Biogr- raphy : Athletics : llard. UPL'N my word, if it isn't Swede 'l'his embryo journalist is sure to iincl :L pun Or il joke in everything that is sziicl. His exeel- lenee in English was eurriecl over into his Puhlie Speaking elasses, where he perfornietl quite ereclitahly. Frank is possibly the eluss's outstanding: lacly's maui, at least being its most eonstant lover. Being elnss treasurer isn't eonciueive to popularity. still Swede was alf ways in the front rank of our elzxss zletivities. GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL lf1l'Z'l'I1 ANNE I. WATTS Entered '24: Class President '3-1: Class Vice-President 'lliiz Glee Club '34, '35, WSG: Operetta '35, 'illiz Volleyball T355 Hand-hook l5'o:1rd '35, '36: Pastorian 15031-Q1 '33, '34, '35, TSG: Dance Committee 355: Business and History: Wellesley. L'lH'l' mul soft-spoken. Anne landed on honor rolls sinee the days of pig-tails, and tllllllgfll her zlppeurzmee is cleceiving, she ean argue ll point with the best of us. She was 11 perfeet young lzuly during her school life, whieh fzlet euuseml the faculty to praise her and we, her fellow students, to try uml follow her exzunpie. Perhaps we did not sue- eeefl, for her perfeet nmnners are delightful ami refreshing' to those of us who realize their rareness. 99 il-100972 Pun J

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GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL IRICIE U ERIC W. JOHNSON Entered '23: Class President '363 Treas- urer '33g Glee Club '34, '35, '36g Vice President '35g Operetta '34, '35, '36: Soc- cer '34, '35g Chairman Ring Committee: Pastorian Board '36: Statistics: Harvard. 'IRKIl+1 joined us in the kindergarten, and his smiling face, excellent manners, and unquestioned ability have won him distinction through all the years we have known him. For two years at halfback he strengthened our soccer team, even as he has strengthened the morals of the class. We look proudly at Eric and point him out as class president, traffic manager, athlete, student, Hute player, and finally, a real fellow and a perfect gentleman. No matter where he goes, we shall hear from him. , . .i. ' e ' esrrr 3 stlt t 3 ert. s as 4 r Ten YoU Own . .

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.lumix JEAN BARBA Entered '2-4: Absent '34, '35: Biography: Art School l6xF'1'l'lR an absence of two years, Jean re- turned to add her refreshing personality to our class. With the wisecracks and vocabu- lary of a sailor, a crooked smile and teasing eye, she made her presence quickly known and liked. Spurning athletics, she spent most of her time in the company of Dotty Hulme, or with a string of boys. Her contagious laugh is heard at every social function, and behind many pairs of pants, there she is. VVC shall miss her sophisticated manners and bold ways in the future. GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL l l Blu. WILLIAM W. BOYER Entered '29I Athletic Council '33, '34, '35g Glee Club '34, '35, '36: Operetta '34, '35, '36: Football '33, '34, '35, Basketball '35, '36: Captain V361 Baseball '33, '34C Track '34, '35: Captain '36: Sports. BILI, is the best all-around athlete in the class, but this does not mean that he is lacking in the mental fields. His major asset is that he enters into everything he tries with enthusiasm. He thus has complete faith in himself and in whatever he attempts. Not being addicted to crazy haircuts or startling clothes, he is not very conspicuous when out of his own group or field. But those who know him realize that behind his flashing grin there is something really fine. Twelve 1 Nl C ,