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

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JOSEPH STOKES,lH JOE'S another member of the famous Stokes clan, and the class of '-42's naval strategist. The class is kept in a continual state of amusement waiting for wellfgrounded prophecies from joe and Mr. Price, and in the end the Germans do exactly the opposite thing, postponing a great deal of arguing for another day. That day is always memorable because neither Joe nor Mr. Price will give in an inch until somebody rushes for an encyclopedia, and one or the other enjoys unmentionable humiliaf tion. Besides this, joe manages the business end of the Pastoriari and comes to field almost every day. We expect great things from you in medicine joe. Good Luck. Entered Kindergarten. Soccer 12th. Baseball l2Lli. Pastorian 10th, 11tl1, Busif ness Manager 12th. Assem' blv Committee 1?.tli. Vice' Pres. 1Otli, MARIESTRICKLER THIS attractive blond Miss sailed into our class in 3rd grade, and has been sailing ever since, espef cially in the summer when she Gayfly rides the rough and turbulent waters of Sea Isle Bay. Around school her artistic talents are well known, and she is par' ticularly adept at dress designing. You can't miss Marie's laugh, and on rainy days her plantivc cry of My hair! echoes from in front of mirrors, though her blond locks are certainly okay with us. Her characteristically naive remarks, ready giggle, and delicious lunches, with which she is very genf erous, make her a most enjoyable classmate. Entered 3rd, Glee Club 10th, 11th, 12th. An Club lltli. 'Tot Lots.

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MARY LOUISE SCHWEBEL MOLLY fdon't call her Mary Louiselj has heen with us since the third grade. For awhile, all could Hnd her sneaking in just after the first hell, hut now she makes her appearance early enough to do her share of awakening her sleepy classmates. She led the class in denting the family ear, hut lived through that incident as have many others since she led us off. Molly also was the Hrst to fly off for a college weekfend, which naturally hrought envious glaces from all . She is always so enthusiastic that we know just what a marvelous time she had. During the summer she is found at Cape May Point, which is really her ideal and the hest place on earth, no matter what anyone says trying to dis- prove that fact. We know that wherever Molly goes good times and luck will follow her. Entered 3rd, Glee Club 10th. 11th, 12th. Lacrosse ' lltli. 12th. 12th, Tot Lots. VY W-ess i aw ,Elm ,oi - A DAVID A. SMITH THE telephone hook is full of Smiths and yet there is only one David Smith. Smitty's hest known hy his wide grin and dapper raincoat. In history h: pulls out amazing marks, and as a haskethall man he's tops. One hundred five points isn't to he sncezed at in any league. If Springfield gets him Qand it's in the hagj, look for D. Smith as high scoring forward. In the fall it was David again who stood forth and prevented many a soccer hall from penef trating our goal. The ladies? Oh, yes, he's quite a Casanova. By the way, who owns that nice, hlack Buick which often sits out in the playground? Entered Kindergarten. Soccer 10th, 11th, lltli. Bas' ketball 11th, 121.Iz. Baseball 10th, llrh, 12th. Athletic Council 9tI1. Glee Club 9th, 10th, llth, l'ZtI1. Stage Crew 12:11.

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MARGARET H. WESSELS EVER since way hack when, Peggy has held the laurels as class artist, and even as long ago as third grade she had as many as three things in one Pastorian at the same time. But with this artistic talent doesn't go the proverbial artist's temperament. She never loses her temper, and has one of the best and funniest senses of humor in the class. There is a serious side to her, too. And as for dependahility! You can always count on Wes never to go hack on her word, She is dehnitely allfround. She has heen class president, and treasurer, on Athletic Council, headed Sunday School and numerous other things, and she has done an Afl job on each. Entered Kindergarten. Treasurer 10th. President llth. Clee Club 10th, lltli, llth. Athletic Council 11th. N 'Wynn E- Pastorian lltli, 12th. Hockey Captain 12th. Orchestra f 10th. 'Tot Lots. I sf Qi BARBARA WHITALL Bfxlllilli always seems to have everything com' pletely under control her family, her marks, and her social life-Wa rare feat among us wellfmeaning hut crazy seniors. Her calm and selffconlident manf ner and her wide variety of interests have made Barhie a real leader among us. Only her hest friends know that inside she isn't always as serene as she appears, hut it isn't often that Barh does anything she regrets afterwards, and only on great occasions does she let her heart rule her pretty, hrown head. ln most respects a true Quaker, Barhie is always the first to appear in the newest hloody nailpolish, or alluring eau de cologne. The fame of the Vw'hitalls' hoats on the Barnegat, and their tennis court at 5363, is widespread, and this popular hostess will not he forgotten hy the class of '42, Entered Kindergarten. President 10th. A t li le t i c Council Secretary llzli. BLUE .wiv Wiirria, Tennis llth, llrli. Hockey lltli, Bad' minion lllli. HC, lltli, HG. F, lllli. Bird Club lltli. Art Club lltli. Tot Lots.