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

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I ,1 is is Y, l .x w 1-xx w -1 ' 1 ,L ' nf ' , ELIZABETH H. FORSTER Entered '24: Glee Cluh '34, '35, 'IHSZ W' Operetta TSG: Volleyball 'Zi-1, 'I453 Tennis . ' A FMVMMY Manager 'Z35: Ring Committee 'ISSJ lins- ' mess and Photography: Chairman Ruh- K if erta Jarden Library: Mills. , - 3 ' Q , EASILY the Illllht capahlv girl in thi- class. l fy , DAVID JENKINS I,ihhy counts among hs-r fric-mls many nf l the- faculty, with XVllUlIl she holds long: anal .ff lfarnccl clisvnursm-s on lnany sllhji-cts. Our hm-st 1 Entered ,303 Glee Club 'M' lim: Operetla ln-Iclge player, she' carricfs hvr card tactics into 'Iwi FUULl'f'1l'351Sfafisficsf Lehigh' her daily life, for she' always thinks clcc-ply U about the other fellow, always wmnli-rs whai .L . Illqylullllyl-1 Listen' Mm vrl. -- And he will do next, and w-ill ulvligc, wllu-.n askl-cl. , once nmrn- nyillllllllyu COIl1llli'llCl'S an in- Elthva Seilsllllfjllftffllh,014 helpful lirlinilsllh lim strua-tive lvcturs- ahuut vars. As a connois- ,mmledge Ut loldltl 'wld Huw' mtfllmdtlml sl-ur, Daw- has lllSSt'IIll?i0ll, assvnlhlvcl. anal 'S liulgv' as She walls wldvly and OMNI' and driven m.m.ything fmm H ml... to his Hughyw h'C1' witty rr-nlarks liven:-cl up many a :lull L 1 nn rc-cl Dllvsvliln-rg. liatlu-1' than work on his EH mlm ' vars, nlvillllllllyn enjoys clrivingr loudly tlnwwugzh the Italian Sl'i'tlUllS, waving: vlwc-rfully to everyf una-. VW- fm-l that wc shall always he ahh' to say of our lm-vllaniv. athlete, ancl future XVilrl liill flllillllllllgfxu Hv's one Illlgfllty fine' fc-lla, you ln-lclla! GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL H1-1 Dnlyi-:s .x D misizxisizim SI Z'I'llfI'l'lI

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5 nv' r aw' a1ef:. f:,:'2, ask 16 n tba nf? iS EGGY. l3141'1'Tv ELIZABETH B. EGGLESTON Entered '23: Glee Club '34, '35, '36: Oper- etta '36, Hockey '34, '35: LaCrosse Co-captain '34: Athletic Council '32, '35: Volleyball '35: B'aseball '33, '34, '35, A squad Apparatus '34, '35, '36: Volleyball Manager '35g Health Manager '36, His- tory: Duke University. AN active member is always to be admired, especially when her activity is genuine and friendly. This is the outstanding trait of the most unaffected girl in the class, Eggie. Betty is the first one to say that she is not a genius, but her earnest efforts and good sports- manship make her outstanding, both in the sehool and on the athletic field. Thus we have nothing' but praise for this best of sports and most helpful of friends, for she always pulls her weight, no matter where. GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL Hl'BI'1Il. DAv11 DAVID M. HUBER Entered '24: Baseball Mana:-rer '35, '36: Editor of Hand-book '36, Cum Laude: Snapshots: Business: Chairman Proph- ecyg M. l. T. A VERY versatile fellow is our David. He prizes highly his ability to get into round- houses and engine yards when the foreman isn't looking. He has stood out in many fields, including photography, printing, model railf roadingr, and stamp collecting. The gray Olds- mobile with the New Hampshire license plates which was seen around school was often the means of visiting the towerman at Overbrook Station. 4'Big Dave was also seen with Mr. James at the field, discussing the varied prob- lems of managingq the teams. 0 wut xml if y 'VL Sixteen

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NIARY I 5 iz-ff' QU MARY D. FOSTER Entered '35: Personnel: Drexel. MAXHX' was a newcomer to our class this year, but she was soon noticed for her red hair, crooked smile, and unusual person- ality. VVe heard reports that she was the belle of Glenside, her home town, and, in proof of this attraction, she arrived at school every morning with half of Germantown Academy. VVe understand that she wants to pound type- writer keys and struggle with shorthand, thus putting her various talents, backed by a quiet, eilicient assurance, to some useful and lucra- tive work. Iil l' Hr: Gor Aw,xv GERMAN TOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL CILIFF CLIFFORD F. LINCOLN, JR. Entered '28: Soccer '35: Chairman Invi- tation Committee: Chairman Biography' Roberta Jarden Library Committee: Le- high. CLIFF was always considered the outdoor man of the class. His interests in hunting and fishing have led us to believe that he will someday become the editor of Field and Stream or Outdoor Life. He has been termed handsome in his tux, but he is, with- out a doubt, at his best in hip boots and khaki pants. Though he never made the Glee Club and his abilities as an orator were limited, Cliff won his letter on the soccer field during: his final year. ,atwaa g Q54-'T-Q. ' 1 Lf - 4-pw '- , Q fa fl ' E i-1111 I een