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

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A. EMLEN BROWN, JR. EM has an exceptional complex, and that is the lack of the opposite sex in his otherwise pretty normal life. Nobody seems to understand this rather peculiar trait. and many suggestions have heen offered as a cure all. Besides heing practif cally a candidate for the AllfBulgarian Soccer team, he is the amazing star of the Biology class, and can tell you anything ahout anything from hugs to hears. He is the only person in America who knows how many gamhling tahles are to he found in the Casino at MontefCarlo, This was in some way connected with his Economics course. Aside from all these traits, and his great fondness for G. A., school wouldn't he the same without Em, and Williams is certainly lucky to get such a swell guy. Entered Kindergarten. Soccer 10th. lltli, lltli. Bus' ketball lltli, lllli. 'Tennis 10th, lltli, 12th. Athletic Council 10th, lltli. L.'.1 ,fi Ilj 4-I rf' 4 - . 41 lf x,.'J'L -4-Ein lr 'i Il ELEANOR BORDEN ELEANOR is a very peppy and pretty classmate. We could also go on and speak of her tiny feet, her cascades of tumhling curls, Qthey come in naturf allyl and her ahility to put all wouldfhe Katherine Coruells to shame. But Eleanor is looking at us with a shecpish grin and saying f- Aw, shucksf' She was designed to keep us all rolling in the aisles, for her interpretations of rather conhdentialu iokes and her snappy eoinchacks, followed hy a roll of the eyes and an inward chuckle, show us her very delightful self, Enjoyment of life ffthat is her kcyf note, and she makes the most of it, Que of these years we'll he there en masse to see her lct loose with the lungs in a Broadway musicalc hit. Suu SVU-1. Bush Mos ot cpm in mum buck bcvnkl me Q, na w-.col v.'.w.k1 Rfb Bw-G, 'L K-5- v.:, x vo, ,ad an h kv, g,.vx.-qc ce xlask :S 'N Entered lst, Glee Cluh nh, qv.-gn Afi llltli. lltli, lltli. Pastoriun xr in ,rs gtg llili. vBLl'IT Aivn WiuTi-.. -,.... MAJ .A Elouutimi Comes! lltli, De' Tvs 40 V' ' lmimg Club lltli. A,,Q-vegiosshcn Q swam-Ast-X lynn' l FMF? hymns? -s

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CHARLESE BA BA JR. SARAH S. BEADLE SALLY has been headed for Vassar ever since we can rememher, and if her German keeps up she'll surely get there. No reason why it shouldn'tg shc's one of Mr. Burgess' prize German students. In fact, she's good in all her studies. She's also an energetic hockey manager, and can he seen on any Friday afternoon in the hockey season cheering the team on to victory with a hag of oranges in one hand and a bottle of milk in the other. In the winter Sally dashes off on skiing trips to New Hampshire, and in the summer she visits everywhere from Massachusetts to Delaware, hut her heart's at Darts, and there she faithfully returns every year. Entered lst. Glee Club Club 10th, llth, 12th. Bad' minton Manager 11th, Hock- ev Manager 12th. ONE of our most ridit nl stniors, Pete was the first and last to wear tails to the Senior Dances. The tire shortage has slightly hampered his social affairs, hut he carries on in the most dignihed manner. Bef sides his social life, he is famous for swearing he never swears. and as ghost captain of our never- die eleven. This needs a slight explanation, and it goes like this Pete always helieved in Math as good discipline and since ninth grade his rise to gridiron fame has heen noticeahleg so have heen his Mzlth marks. This year he met his Dunkirk in the form of a piece of stuhlworn turf, and ever since he has had a good excuse for a great many things! All's well that ends well, and we'll never forget such a swell guy. DU . . j Q M WWW'-I -.1 M Entered Yard. Football 10th, W Iltli, Capt. 12th. Dance Committee llrh.

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WMM PATRICIA C. BROWN PASTORIAN board meeting, Athletic Council, Handbook board, these are only a few reasons why one seldom catches more than a hasty glimpse of Pat. Born with a knack for managing things, fremember the recordfbreaking 1941 Athletic Din- ner?j her school life is more than busy, and her weekfends aren't exactly idle. But her many good friends know that in spite of running half a dozen things at once, she never lets bothering details get ber down, and we'd be lost without her cheerful eiliciency. Torn between the G. F. S. social life, and numerous bird trips, it is not at all unusual to see Pat come tearing in about 8:43 A.M. Monday, more or less the worse for wear. A regular first team member, she is successfully holding her own in the world of sports. Entered Kindergarten. Pasmrian 10th, llnh, 12th. Handbook lltb, Editor lltb. Athletic Council 9tb. Vice'Pres, lltb, Pres. 12th. Horkev llth. Capt. 12th. Lacrosse l0tl1, lltb, 12th. Basketball 12th. Tennis 12th. lltb. HC. F. S. lltb. Private S c li o 0 l s Student Council lOtl1, lltli, 12tb. Bird Club 12th. Costume Committee. dv' AP x50 WW , BERT BUSH-BROWN USH is the class of '42's exponent of Physical Culture, and when we think of him, we think of the trek of the Mormons, as he somehow gets to school from Ambler every morning. His hair and jitterbugging are a constant plague to us, and all we need is a large pair of shears to urge us on. As a rooter of the dance for the Defense Program, Bushy staggers around the floor to the tune of, Beat Me Daddy, or Old Black joe, and his polkas are unforgetable, as many of the opposite sex will testify. Besides these great achievements, he is famous for evading gym, his unsolvable argue ments, and the voice behind the scenes of the Stuf dent Council. We all hope to see him cutting down the population as another great American surgeon. Entered Sth. Football lltli, l2tl1. Track 10tl1,l1tl1, lltb. Student Council llth, lltli. Treasurer 12th. BLUE AND WHITE 12th.