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

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Rl l'IIY1 , X . vi za' W ,,. RUTH W. MUNSON Entered '353 Glee Club '3G: Photography: ML Holyoke. RUTH is another lll?XVC'OIIlE'l', also from Glen- side. She went to Abington High be- fore she decided to join us. Quiet Sl and seemingly shy, she wants to go to 21 College or si university to acquire as degrees as possible. This makes us r woken large Illitll Y ealize that beneath her unassuming exterior are real brains, so whenever she speaks, we all to listen. VVe wonder what she thinks few of us really understand or know what on behind her smiling: fave. mi , 5, 52+ nivi L . S 744, RATION ff JEWISH CH ' ' Xxvll mgxic ll: stop , for goes GERMAN TOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL A101-'l1'A'l 1' HENRY W. STOKES Entered ,232 Glee Club, '34, '35, WSH: Operetta '35, T161 Soccer 735: Snapshots: Dartmouth, I-IENRY reached the Open Door by the saune route as all the rest of us, but over this road he has expended at minimum of effort, gaining a maximum of results. Never working hard, seldom worrying, and always ready to help, he got more l'6Zll fun from sehool than many of his cletssrnates. VVith ai large store of practical knowledge, he Hoated through Physics and our higher Mztthematies with little worry, being a constant source of wonder to his plugging' friends. Maybe Henry will try harder later on, but he'll be equal to the occa- sion, come what muy. Twmity-six

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wilmx 5 i tkfwt Xi f ROBERT SCHUMANN Entered Will: Athletic Council '33, 'ZS4. T553 Foothall '33, '34, Track '33, '34, TBS: Personnel: Kivking Trophy 'i!5g University of Pennsylvania. Vt '4 ,,.. B015 is the inost unusual Cll2ll'2lK'lt'l' in thu class. His hrillizint socks :incl hnlnt of pulling: his trousers aihoye his knee-s when st-atecl. his very lnzunu'rs, ure- extrnorcliu: ITV ln yn-urs past he ussocintccl with '35, hut now our star foothallvl' has clm-iglwrl to look up his clzlssnmtc-s for Clllllllilllyg :incl finds that there are svvc-rail who alttvuipt to imitate his icliosylicrusivs, with little slim-1-ss, for thc lJukv's Uglllllhlll, lazy walk. :uni hleisc utti- Q' tuclc nrt- horn in hint. :incl those who copy look foolish. GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL Tzu u ly-jizw Ull Iillli O HELEN S. LEE Entered '23: Athletic Council T333 Glee Club '7f34, '5i5. 746: Operetta '34, '353 Golf Manager V552 Dann-ing Manager T552 Dana-e Committee T562 Chairman Statis- tics: Bryn Mawr. Hl'll,l'lN I,Hl'l is the vlnss queen. Years elgro. in the dint past. she :1c'quirvcl thc startling: hnhit ot' acting: like at rc-gal he-ing: from some exotic lunrl. She has si IllilI'Vt'lUllb way of gc-ttingr lu-rsa-lt' inHznne'cl orc-r ai mlift'er4'nt umlc ezuch year. :intl then shv m'onccntrat0s on hiln the entire season. Siu- luis :in znnazing: sensu- of humour :intl 5L'lf-l'4lIlflil1'lli'4', i'llI'llljI nothing: for sitlilvtics ot' any sort. Singing: is lll'l' aim. :incl she wants to gro into opcrsi. Sm- you on thc' stzigggvl 'J' 1 ' ' M . mu . ' ' rss' f , ,N 1' , ' 1 ggi. i.

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C I Y 0 'F'7 -'X f x ' if DJU S In Flux x fy NL! X V v Qui' i. X J' f hui' N. RIDIJIII EDWARD TRAINER, JR. Entered '3i2: Football Manager '34, 325: Propheeyg North Carolina. EDDlE'S emotions are close to the surfaee. He talks to himself and throws things, but nobody dislikes him, and we all listen to the words of conservative wisdom that drop from his lips. His feet reach the ground the same as ours but they get there a lot quicker. A shark on baseball, he spends his summers viewing: the A's and Phillies. llis hard work on our own squad the last three years greatly interfered with his enjoyment of major league hall. U . GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL Tzt'rf1lly-srfzvfn N L ,,,, R Iizul-:L ELIZABETH P. RIEGEL Entered '24: Athletic Council '33: Glee Club '34, 35: LaCrosse '35Z Volleyball '2i5: Health Manager '35g Make-up Com- mittee '34, '35, 'ISGS Chairman of Art: Art School. Bl'lT'l'Y has always been an athletic star. and lately she heealne very fond of squash, and is personally aequainted with the ehain- pions of Philadelphia. But squash isn't her only sport. Hockey, basketball, laerosse, and tennis also oeeupy a position in her heart. And speaking of athletics, we hear she is interested in Vhestnut Hill .-Xeadenly in more ways than one. Quite an artist, she has loved art all her life. VVe know that she will go farther in this field, for we'll probably see her in one of l'hiladelphia's art sehools next year. Fnon JXNNIC PAL: '