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

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VIRGINIA MASON CLEMENT Entered '36g Glee Club '36l THIS young lady seems a bit on the shy and quiet side, so reserved we hardly even know her'-but we can guess she isn't so sweet and in- nocent as all that! Virginia knows her way around well enough, having traveled most of her life all over the world fthat's 11ot the only place she's gotten around tol. Her taste is mixed with a little foreign element here and there, giving her that exotic look. VVe're expeeting a torrent of bitter words any minute now between the two competitors' daugh- ters in the class, but they've controlled themselves so farg so let's hope it will last till commence- ment's over. Here's to the winner! GFS DEBORAH CLOUD Entered '3-1: Glee Club '35, '36. '373 Operetta '35, 'SSL Lacrosse Manager '37. DEISISIPI is a problem. If you tried to describe her, she'd change her tactics and we'd have to start all over again-she's an individualist all right! Through her subtle humor you're not quite sure whether she's laughing with you or at you, or whether you're laughing at her, with her, behind her-letis start over again. Beneath her fluttering and ever changing exterior we're sure there is a heart of gold. However, she carries even more valuable jewelry than that. Does the silver D around her neek stand for Debbie or daflie? CAgafn turn to statistiesj Look out, worldg don't say we didn't warn you! Youlre about to suffer an innovation. TZL'I6lIf.Il-flllll'

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CAROLYN CHERRY Entered '35, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, Oper- eita BECAUSE she is one of the most unassuming girls of the class, we ean't piek out any vices to write about Carol Cexeept dimplesj, but surely. she's not quita all virtue! It's decidedly not that she ean't be lively, or talk and laugh, but her voiee, being ever sweet and low, gives the impres- sion that she isl more quiet and timid than she really is. You'd think her patience might be tried by her more boisterous comrades, but she always appears as calm and serene as ever, with nary a hair out of place, even if she doesn't feel that wav. GFS KARL de SCHWEINITZ, JR. Entered '24, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, Secretary '36, Operetta '35, '36, Class President '34: Alzebra Award '35, Baseball '35, '36, '37, Soccer '35, '36, Captain '36, Basketball '36, '37, Captain '37, Athletic Council '34, '36, '37, Secretary '36, Pastorian Board '35, '36, '37, BLUE AND VVHITI-: Board. OH Pagliaeeil' Immortal strains! Uh cruel fates, what have I done to deserve this? Immortal plaintl I feel about as ambitious as King Kong. Immortal indolence! Things have a habit of attaching themselves to Karl, so that they become his particular property. VVho could fail to guess the author of the above utterances? But enough of this prittlin 'n prat- tlin'. Karl has many serious interests, one of them symphonies. Another is the basketball floor, and the local press appears with whirl-wind write-ups of Art Smith's Giant Center. Clly the way, we meant to ask that editor his fees.j Under strong pressure, we resist the temptation of mentioning Milwaukee, leaving that in com- petent hands elsewhere in this book. See, Karl, our record's clean anyhow! 1 aenfu three

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JANE MARJ ORIE COX Entered '24: Hockey '37: Volleyball '36, '37. ANES such a quiet person we-'cl almost never know she was around, except when it comes to athletics, where she works hard and well. As a forward on the hockey team, she is always looked to as a veteran, with scratches of war upon her. She's a very domestic young housework, and where she gets time for sovial life is hard to see-for she's a grreat school enthusiast, and, we hope, always will be. all the sears and lady, doing all the GF FRANCIS HICKOK ERDMAN Entered '24g BLUE AND WIIITE Board: Class Vice-President '36g Athletic Council '36, THE first thing we see, when we think of Frank, is that unruly mop of hair so like Uncle VVal- let's of Gasoline Alley fame. Then a station- wagon is supplied to the picture and we might even see Frank walking out to it after school with his bag of books in that queer angular gait. But Frank's most frequent pose is at the black- board with Owen. And when the problem is prov- ing a bit tough, you might hear him murmur in an efteminate voice-boop, hoop, hoop, hoop, in a descending scale. lf someone further disturbs him, he turns and demands, Come on, cute-ness ! That is about the end of his profanity. For Frank is a nsainted Presbyterian and the lusts of the flesh have no fatal attraction for him. Trcvfll flll-fi1'!'