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

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'1'we11ty-frfa' DEBORAH CREASE Entered '25: Glee Club '35, '36, 'STQ Oper- etta '35, '38, WHEIRIQ to lu-g:.n is the question! Debbie is one of these dual personalities, sweet and sugary, quiet and dimplingr to her eldersg wild and devilish to her playmates. Hel' soft voice can hardly he heard ahove a whisper in classg she must have to let of? some of her steam around the younger generation hy means of her liveliness. ls it her dark petiteness, those flashing eyes, her proximity of her abode to learning that get her there, virtues overpower her vices pigeon toes, or the certain institutes of and fast? But her Cvices? well, hardly-but she ean't he too perfect on this pagxej. Hel' knitting Cshe does it all by lierselfll will make her a groovl wife for some in- nocent-Al mean line man one of these days, hut what will happen to the rest? 'l'ake heart, Debbie! GF CHRISTOPHER EVANS Entered '24: Class Treasurer '34: Editor BLUE ANI: Winmg Soccer '34, '35, '36g Bas- ketball '372 Track '35, '36, '37, SX 7Hl'lN the heck are you going: to cllange that shirt? And I'll het that mangy looking sweater with the grafted G on it hasn't seen water since the last time you did any work on the 1gI.I'l4I Asn xYIlI'l'l4Z, which Hevens knows was a long time ago. But Chris doesn't mind a hitg he can right hack at you and do you one hetterg quiet huh, huh, is enough to dismiss these vitupera- tions, and that inscrutable smile soon puts you in your place. He's really cute with that pug nose and misplaced haircut. fHe won't like that.j Incidentally he edited this hookg ain't it awful? SXVCELT Ol' H.

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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'!'

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CYNTHIA CRENSHAW Entered '25, Glee Club '35, '36, '3'7: Oper- etta '35, '36: Treasurer B.T.C. '34, Pastorian l1'oard '35, '36, '37, Tennis '36: Volleyball '36. Wl'l'll a look of haughty disapproval, Deedee rises from her chair f rises, I say, not gets up j, and with a knowing and crooked smile fthe same crook that's in her fingerj and a toss of that proud head, she sweeps away. She is the most stately, sophisticated young lady of the class, and manages to give that impression of a Grecian goddess pretty well fwhat was her nick- name?!D, but she can't fool us. Deedee always has been the most mature, the most charmingly gracious of all of us, and we hope that her high aspirations will get her there Cwhere?j some-day, but that when she's flown from our humble, sheltered nest, she won't ignore us children too completely. GFS CHARLES MANN FLETCHER Entered '25: Glee Club '36. 'R71 Ooeretta '36, Football '35, '36, Track '36, '37. KANIJIID Kamera Charles, the pride of Hans- herry St., fancies himself as a second Cassa- nova, but confines his activities to occasional outings on the VVest River Drive. Joe is his first love Cplease note the omission of his secondj. VS'e have thought of putting a sign on Mr. Domi's door-- Only one Fletcher at a time. It's rather disconcerting to turn around when the recess hell rings and find two grinning faces where formerly was only one. Bill delights in demonstrating the efficiency of the slide rule, or how much simpler it is to do it on paper. Another of his favorite tricks is a graphic portrayal of some brutal mangling with his hands, accompanied by complete sound effects. But in spite of our Wondering whether he's a little nuts, at times his sincerity almost over- awes us, especially when it comes to playing squash. TTU!'lIf.Il-Sf?Z'971