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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1947 volume:

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HEBERTON, JR. Bob is class leader. and we're proud lhal we had 'rhe good sense 'ro realize il. Wi1'hou+ any exaggerafion we can say fhal' l'lebbie is fops in fhe class. Wifh few signs of slrain he has filled the iob of Senior class presidenl and member of fhe dance comrnilfee. In Afhlelics he was Caplain of fhe foofball feam and Co-Capfain of fhe baskefball feam. ln fhe Social world his quiel' and reserved manners have won fhe respecf ol all his friends. Such o record is seldom equaled and we are sure 'rhaf while he is ai college he will be a sure-fire class leader. Ambiiion-To own o good car. Desfiny-Lincoln-Zephyr Pei Peeve-Confusion. Famous for-Populoriiy. Pos? Scripi'-Tall, dork. and handsome. Dena Nam-cf, il'-J'-ly-.L Hgfovvi-mm Q 3,4-rd shim w,s.'l' 5,9-Rn mln CJwsf.S?oLnM Vlmsv kxrwwwo 9'-'T' BUVWR 4'vg29f2-VNS wxdho-id may H i' MARY M. Lseos ' Now ihe four-way lodge is operi, now lhe senior girls are loose. Yes. Leedie's English composilions are full of lales of spills in ihe Egg Harbor River, racing ai Chaiham, and pack irips out Wesr. But from fhese advenlurous excursions she always comes back io shoulder a full share of dulies. She co-direcied ihe Service Commilfee. was Senior Vice-Presidenl, played on fhe hockey. baslrelball. and fennis ieams, and supporled a mulfiiude of olhevacfivifies. Her sincerily and enfhusiasm show in French lihose expressive gesiuresl, buf her real genius is brought ou? in Physics. Lasf. buf noi leasi. ihe Leeds shaclr on Westview Sireei' will be one of our lasiing mem- ories of Commencemenf nighf. kmbifion: world re- Dosfiny: leacher ai former G.F.S. Famous for: her lifile Poi Peeve: Second lvy summer cofiage Lodge Pasfsoripi: Sailing, sailing, over fhe bounding main MASS lllHlIIIlS G JOHN S. FRY Jaclc is one of fhe scienfisfs of fhe class. His abilify in Chemisiry and Physics amazed all, buf his lrue love resls noi' on fhe academic side of life. As goalie for ihe soccer squad, Jacl: made such a splendid performance that he gained recognifion on 'fhe All-Inferac Team. Los? year he was firsf baseman on our undefeafed nine and shows as much promise fhis year. If Jacl: has any excess energy, he uses if chasing mem- bers of the class abouf fhe halls, 'frying des- perafely fo wreslle from lhem lheir class dues. Aside from ihis, Jack is a welcome figure any- where. Ambiiion: docfor Desiinyz' paiienf Famous for: Don'f fell Poi Peovo: baslrefball me your 'iroubles Posfscripi: Give Me Five Dollars More Wlljijedfc xy q lywzlff in f A PQ. QfQ's.sa .firm -fern! dxf 116101 ZW ,dnl X ' 1 V I , .1 ROBERT do P. BROWN Bob has inleresls covering many phases of school aclivily. The Council News is his con- 'lribulion lo lhe cause of Sfudenl' Governmenl as Secreiarial. and The Ml. Airy Herald yields yer more of Bob's liferary laleni. He is ollen lolzing picfures wirh his flashbulb camera and did a line iob as phoiagraphy .edilor of fhis bool. Bul don'l lhinlr lhal Bob has only a sober side. lor his loud laughs are heard al every parly. and Bob's prowess wilh the fair sex is a con- firmed foci. For all his powers along 'fhese lines, Bob is a Marine al head and mafches The abilify ol many of our sailors wilh a ihorough knowledge of ships. Bob is off nexf year fo land-locked Haverford-and il he lreeps up lhe good work ii should be smoolh sailing for him. Ambifion: Admiral Desfiny: Edilor of the Famous for: red hair Naval lnslifufe Pro- Pol Peeve: bad liash ceedings bulbs Posfscripf: We'.II have lo see 1 EVADNE K. AMMEN Vady is one of our mosl obliging classmales. If there is a diflicull 'filled she is always Though this soulhern Civil War, her good us Yankees up when position in the class io be willing and conscientious. belle is sfill fighlingx spirils never 'fail lo cheer she comes goily into lhe room on blue mornings. Her elforls lo enliven 'rhe dull classroom afmosphere will be long re- membered. Examples of Vady's beaufiful lellering are fo be seen everywhere. Besides her heavy schedule Vady has been able io lceep up one of the highesf averages in ihe class-a real achievement! Ambilion: Quiz Kid Dediny If Pays fo Be Famous for: Mrs. Tuck- lgnoranf er, l have a funny Pei Peeve: losing an slory . . . argument , Poslseripf: ScaHerbrain ALICE F. ARNETT g Conscienfious Alice is always sparlring us wilh words of wisdom fha? we should heed. An onli- griper from way baclr, Allie has raised our low morale 'iime and again by changing dangerous subiecls or the crucial moment Bu? don'+ gel' 'the idea fha? Alice is a quief lirfle flower. Some of Those delighfed shrielrs are ear-piercing. Her vocal falenf is offen direcled info musical lines, foo. With her long hair and pre++y voice she made an adorable Leila in lolanlhe, and ihe choir fool: a good bil of- her lime. As iaunly alumni we are hoping lo see Alice af nexi year's Chiisi- mas Dance! Ambiiionz Lily Pons Desiiny: Themesong Famous for: blifhe Poi Peeve: mee'r me on spiri+ 'the Pennsy Paslscripf: Alice in Wonderland f-Q..-51 CHARLES E. CHAMBERS Charlie is among ihe ronlzs of the class' corps of phorographers and a floshbulb going off may well herald his presence. We wonder if his love of phoiography is iusi an oullei for his scieniilic inleresl that has led him fo rake Chemisfry and Physics and fo build an occasional radio or cross- bow. As faclrle on fhe fooiball feam he deserved all lhe praise he received al' 'lhe Afhleiic Dinner -and to this exercise Charlie adds ihaf of the now famous half-dollar 'friclc and one o'cloclr dashes fo rhe lunchroom. All lcidding aside, Charlie has his sober side and performs such school duiies as ushering and iiclref punching. Slay on lhe slraighf and narrow, Charlie-we'll be looking out for you. Ambiiionz Einsiein Desliny: Franlrensiein Famous for: gelling Pei Poovo: ieachers' inlo hor wa+er peis Posiscripi: Feelin' High and Happy flhlfzdl eo-97,1 aux gl-UU? VW lm N' ff J, af I, 6,47 5,21 .,,..,e +,!W,',y-' jfkguzlffwf' 7, J . - ' , 'T, f , , , f E f yd '71 '77f.,4fz,.,.f f off' wffdfwo if lffwfxf ff.,-L-1 lla'-Af J- fifty QYNIXVJ ,Afro ,W ,Z if +'Lf4f5f -47- QI MM .fy Ui L. JAJ ,y If .fl J,,,7-f,,,f,kJ,, 1 JOANNA l' BAXTER The long blaclr hair tied with the monstrous bow has changed to a more sophisticated hair style. But ever since she got up in tront ot Mr. Taylor's sixth grade and taught us how to divide fractions. Jo's versatility and capacity tor in- nocent onioymentn have wowed us all. Let us say merely that she has been the hidden brains lthough sometimes not so hidden, behind most all our devilish pranks. She's always saying she's confused and doesn't know what to do next. but it's appalling the way everything Jo does turns out all right. although sometimes we wonder how. Her boundless energy and vivacity we'll always associate with our years at G.F.S. Ambition: Mrs. Roose- Destiny: Claire Booth velt Luce Famous tor: Aren't we Pet Peeve: committees devils? Postscript: You Are Our Sunshine 1 V X ' .Q 1, if-if. is ' H ,X V X X V rw- .1 f ' r . ' ' S ff Y .fb s Nw , ' I A 7,-I . lv 1 r you A, .- , - X A X X . - . 'N , ,f 1 J -' M' ,1 -' S- . ii ,-.XX , A--fl X I ALLEN D. CORNELL, JR. Teach Hoagy Carmichal how to play the drums. introduce him to the Senior High Girls and you'll have a good facsimile ot Allen. To the above accomplishments Al adds a lreen mind, 'fine artistic ability that is greatly responsible tor the layout ot this book, and a strong baclr that has won him two football letrers. Since tourth grade when he entered, by right ot these talents he has been in the limelight both in 'fun and seriousness. His abilities have been harnessed tor the Junior Town Meeting. 3rd Year German. and radio announcing-and they run rampant to liven up many a party. This iozz fiend is a charter member of the Jazz Festival Society and a connoiseur of hot jazz records. but when he understands modern art his profession will be building dream houses with a flourish not taught at Penn Architecture School. Ambition: Se n a t o r Destiny: Aliens Alley Claghorn Pot Peeve: poor iazz Famous tor: women Postscript: Ain't Misbehavin' f' if f Q -1' .1 1,1 JOHN C. CRAWFORD This piano virluoso hid his ialenl for o full year, buf now l-lol Jazz a la Crawford is always in demand al parlies. Despile ellorls such as 'lhis lo remain an unrecognized genius, Jaclr plays a dislinci' role af G.F.S. Chief A Cappella Choir Tuner, Service Commillee member, consisfenf good marlcs. are Jaclc's claims fo fame. Usually seen wilh Spruance al 'Held or in a huddle in Mr. Domi's room over the lalesl PM , Jack is one of the class's folercfed radicals. His next slap is Yale Music School-buf for all lhe long hair we'll slill remember Jack for fhe Boogie Woogie. Ambilion: Yale Music Desliny: Tin Pan Alley School Pei Peove: Alhlelics Famous for: Jazz Posfscripl: Shimmy Lilce My Sisler Kale JANE BISHOP Anybody wanr fo gel' our of gym? Call on Bish. She can always fhinlc up an excuse. Bish is fhe really sophislicaled member of lhe senior class. We love lo see her model lhe lates? slyles whefher if be Fireman's-red shirls or chic dinner gowns. The only girl who braved lhe siorms of Senior Matn, Jane claims she gels 'lonesome in among all fhose wolves. bu? we lmow belief, Her practical side is.our mosi sfabling influence: she keeps us all from gelling foo sfarry-eyed. ln lhe crysfal ball we see lwo places filling Jane's fufura-Wellesley and her l'amily's famous comp ' Maine. bifion: cafe sociely Dosfiny: Cafe au lail ous for: gaudy Pei Peevo: locker lreys anguage Posfscripl: Sophisiicaled Lady 44-ll if js foo- 7 f V ll H0977 MARTYN L. CUTLER During the past year G.F.S. has sponsoreo many swell dances. What's the reason? Sure, it's Marty. chairman ol the dance committee. Mert has been Fire Marshall, and his friendly timing of tire drills has gotten us out of several tough spots in Physics class. He's an exceptional iazz trumpeter, although he tries to lzeep it a secret most of the time. In the I947 football Campaign he was a dependable asset as the team's center, while on the basketball court he is lxnown as Ambidextrous Mert. His one great mishap in lite is his station wagon. It always seems to tall apart at the wrong time. Ambition: trumpeter Destiny: bugler Famous for: Minister's Pet Peeve: Merry Olds- son mobile Postscript: 'Flying high. wide, and handsome n ,Q 7 il' 1,4 -e, - , . fx 7' is is ff W ,L ,.f' -3.9 Nc ,A-I . I 'surf N 8 MARY F. BUDD M.B. . Budd , or even Francie on occasion is the senior girls' answer to Emily Post. She is continually astounding us with her inexhaustable tund ot knowledge on every bool: and play. though she says Biology is her chief interest. Her capa- bilities extend to a good many other fields as well. not excepting the social side of life. Rumor has it that the Buck Hill Tennis Club can't get along without her.prowess. In fact, the only un- dertaking ot M.B.'s that has not exactly succeeded is her losing battle as Roberta Jarden librarian. trying to ward oft clutterers of the front hall table. Ambition: to lead a Destiny: doghouse dog's life Pet Peeve: Faux pas Famous tor: Savoir faire - Postscript: The Last Time I Saw Paris ., SC- ? 51 F! HELEN M. CHANDLER n here seen Helly? Nope, and you Has anyo e probably won'l' unless you're luclry enough lo lch her in one ol her few spare momenls. co Helen wins lhe lille ol besl dressed lemale in b l' lhal lhe class. hands down. We secrelly e leve lh ol The Madame Has lhe Culesl lhe au or Personalily had Helly in mind all lhe lime. ' 'luc- Her personolily carries her lhrough every si lion. even when lhe car slalls al lhe corner ol G roll spealring Greene and Chellen. ene y l Mr Mallery A perfecl Sabina bul'Oh, quoe . Oh. Oh. six o'cloclr and we musl slopl Good luck lo you.. Helly. Ambilion: cold nose Dosliny: who nose Famous lor: 'Nep pilchlorl: ging Poslscripl: ll's Been A Long, Long Time lune's Pol Peove: Jullerbug L.LS'!-P-LK-hh'-Aki-LqAs...' .u.Q.Q4,,,,. P PAUL E. SHIPLEY Paul enlered school in lrindergorlen and has h al lasl reached his goal-gradualion. On le he followed in his lalher's loolsleps, playing WGY ,. on lhe soccer varsily since 9lh grade. and cap-, laining il in his senior year. His prowess is alsol marlced in his sleady lennis playing, and his, posilion on lhe slarling baseball lineup. Bul his' place on lhe Dislinguished Lisl malres him even more valuable lo Germanlown Friends. Paul plans lo enler Haverford College lhis fall and doubl he will Aller leaving Haverford he in- no . lends lo become a lawyer. Bul lawyers are sup- ' + pesed lo be slufly.-Perhaps so-bul here is a leasl one brealh ol lresh air al lhe Bar. Ambilion: Lawyer Dosliny: Barlender Famous for: Alhlelics Pol Poove: Locl: of school spiril Poslscripl: Favorile Son .,.,-f-6 -Ovy-'C-VXA-'W-fer 1 ' fb - 341 5, ,Mg ,-,,,,...,...44 ff yf,c.f,+44f uv - y ff-W Ofc-414. fy. In MARY E. D'IMPERIO We can't remember exactly when Mary Evalyn started amazing us. From 'way baclr she's been our top-notch linguist, bar none. G.F.S. couldn't satisfy her hunger, so German, Welsh, and Russian. talzen up on her own initiative, rounded out her course of study. At hockey practice she battles our crashing shots by good goal-lneeping. But that's, not her most startling accomplishment. She's frequently been seen deep in conversation in the Library. and never a word of reproach from Mrs. Springerl The reason? She's chatting with Mrs. Springer, plotting the next assembly program of the Library Committee. Ambition: linquist Destiny: radio an- Famous for: art nouncer Pet Peove: Math Postscript: Parlez-vous I'anglais? litlun... , JONATHAN SELL Equally adept with a slide rule and a French text, John is a class brain who has reformed with- out losing any brightness. The senior boys lrnow what we're talking about. For behind that learned visage lies a sense ot humor that can hold our attention as well as any other. With this, of course, go those qualities most usually associated with John-brains and a lcnow how that has brought forth the statement from an authority that lt John asks a question, let him answer it because he is more lilrely to lznow the answer than anybody else. To this achievement' goes a fine athletic record and membership on the Pastorian Board and Service Committee. What- ever protession John decides to succeed in we lrnow he won't lose his sense of perspective with that sense of humor. Ambition: gentleman Destiny: gentleman farmer Pet Peove: women Famous for: brains Postscript: Information Pleasel Dgywzf fVa'fnG+fy Wy N I - y 4 A - y Mfffy' ,J-C y If-1 J VJOV ' LJ9z.ffw L' 19 NJVV' ' L ' . if , A A Av , 5 7 ifwzfuff.. ,1f.QLff3.fg,4J ,ffl gf,!'?!w.f'3 -7'9'V P'7 ' 'I fl JXJLC W J 1 .. ' W !-f' f7!fQf.f,Q ROGER W. HALLOWELL Roger is one of 'rhe well known members ol our class. Wiih a disiincf charader rho? is 'rhe source of many on anecdofe, Rog, however, doesn'f sioy our of our grace for long as his sense of humor soon wins us over. Long summers' work on fhe farm have builf Rog in+o 'rhe muscle mon ihai has won him siorfing posifions on fhe Fooiboll Team and co-Capiainship of fha school's new aihleiic venfure-fhe Wresiling Team. Rog holds his own in sfudies, enduring the iaws of Physics. buf he is besi known for his social s'ryle. We will remember fhis life of the class os o disfincrive ond welcomed friend. Ambifion: srrangler Dosfiny: iie iesier Famous for: Hey-bob- Pei Peeve: physics a-rebob! Posiseriph My Girl in Roslyn NANCY J. HARTUNG Here's someone wiih pleniy of pep ond good looks. Always on ihe go, yef always wiih a kind word for everyone, you can see Nonny fearing up and down +l1e hockey field, singing away in choir, or praciicing for o lead in one of ihe Malvern' Fesrival plays. Nanny likes io iell us her social life is iusi rorfing away, buf we've seen her in fhe lime-lighi or foo mony dances io believe ihof. Her admirers are noi limiied 'lo fhe upper classes. for who? Junior High school boy can resisr a shori choi with her ai recess? Bur Nanny 'lells us she has domesfic inieresis. How were las? Thursdcy's lamb chops, Nanny? Ambifion: Amazon Desiiny: pigmy Famous for: les garcons Pei Peeve: le francais Posiscripi: Five-fee?-fwo, eyes of blue ll 7 ,4-nl HELEN JONES Jonesie divides her time out of school between the Store, the Farm. and the Buck. We tremble to remember that she learned to drive in a tractor: we glowingly recall those glorious New Year's Eve parties and impromptu swimming meets. Her battles with the cold and the English language are notorious. By the way. Jonesie. how'da you pronounce agricuItural 7 Helen's personality is an essential part of our class. It you want to be cheered up or iust want a good laugh, a tew minutes of talking with Jonesie and you will both be in hysterics and neither ol you will quite know why. She's iust one of those lucky people who radiates merriment. Ambition: perfect pitch Destiny: Casey at the Famous for: vitamin Bat ,pak Pet Peeve: being cold .ss Postscript: Have you got two-and-a-half tricks? f' 5 nj 'A ,I 7 -71' Q I I I 1 X B . f',,n 'D . -. 1.7 I .fa f I I F sv 'N K . , N . A x' L 'I W N y , , I ,' r '7 j 1: X ' :Il ' f X x qw 3, 4 A . 145 5 ,. ff . - 1' 1.7 1 W l J s -. ' f L J -. AJ 1 'T ' 'L 2 I fe as , ,vw Q F ROBERT C. HARRIS, JR. Our Ed. came into his own in eleventh grade. being on both the football and track teams, and consequently was elected captain of track this year. Bob's abilities don't end here by any means. for he belongs to that select group who take Senior Physics. besides being quite the social lion. As the deadline for the Blue and White drew nearer. Dusty's smiles got tewer and farther between. While not spurring slow-moving editors, Bob forgets his worries driving the co-op truck, which no doubt brings back fond memories ot his trucking at Camp Daddy Allen. Ambition: engineer Destiny: Casey Jones Famahs for: Acheson. Pet Peeve: Blushing Topeka 8: Santa Fe Postscript: A Co-op Truck Built tor One NANCY J. KOHN Many a peaceful morning quiel in lhe Library has been broken by girlish giggles as we hang around Nance lislening lo accounls of her lalesl whirlwind weekend. Those alhlelic he-men musl have somelhing lo do wilh lhis. for lhough we hale lo admil il. Nance is praclically lhe only senior girl who can play lennisl Time and again her fearful laughler has senl us all off inlo hys- lerics, much lo lhe bewildermenl ol lhe leach- ers. ln spile of all lhe social life. schoolwork gels ils share of Nance's allenlion, as does lhe Dance Commillee, baskelball and hockey leams. Ambilion: a quiel eve- Dosliny: painling lhe ning al home lawn red Famous for: lhe men in Pol Poevl: slully rooms her life Poslscripl: Crying on lhe oulside, laughing on lhe inside wmv K, ljzff' dxf ,if -K3'Q'.L qu. Sl-ilk Gluck ..zMd1q-gmu,45',L Ckldoulx l-lla ' ,AICI Y' Yue Wzzix. Xifseses-c.M.,.,.c T-I1 s JOHN B. INGLE When Johnny re-enlered lhe fold lhis year aller a lhree years' absence we once more had onolher gifled orlisl in our midsl. Allhough John has remained in lhe exclusive circle ol our geniuses of dislinclion, he can'l help bul aflracl allenlion wilh his amusing caricalures lhal leave no one immune lo arl apprecialion. Besides lhese dislinclions John is one of our linguisls 5 L'Espanol and when he isn'l panning lhe lalesl skelch or copying his English, he's oul al field wilh lhe soccer squad. We'll remember Johnny for his good sense of humor and lhal pen lhal will lead lo a career of illuslraling. or of counlerleiling. Ambilion: Picasso Desliny: Granl Wood Famous for: caricolures Pol Peeve: Spanish Poslscripl: Ohl Johnnyl VIRGINIA E. KROOK One of those rare girls who looks stunning in anything she pu-ts on, whether it be evening dress or slacks. Krookie can nevertheless quickly shed her Harper's Bazaar poise. Then, camera in hand. she may be found sneaking up on you at the worst possible moment. Her red Ford is familiar to all of us. though on less frequent occasions the school yard takes on new glamor as a result of one cream-colored Cadillac Deluxe. Every- one will remember her parties both here and Ocean City. How could we forget the taste of perfume and pickle juice on toothbrushes, dum- mies hanging in closets--and-enoughl Ambition: home tender Destiny: home mender Famous for: poise Pet Pnve: Garbo feet Postscript: Fard's Out Front X ' 74-uf rxfq'-0-o.., 'fj ig' fx-we -4' Jai 'iii' lffliii ikifbbfkl T. KENDERDINE JONES At the beginning of this year we found another Jones in our midst. Ken came to us via the Navy, but he is completely reconverted for peacetime duty. Being a high school student doesn't seem to be enough for him, and Ken in off hours is either managing a department at Jones's or supervising work on the famous Jones' Farm. Mrs, Tucker finds this farmer quite an addition to a biology class where city slickers prevail. and as for the benefits of having a salesman in our class. he's found employment for a number of deserving and destitute Seniors. We haven't seen enough of Ken this year. but from what we've seen of him we can tell that he will turn out to be a Good Samaritan businessman whether on the farm or in the store. Ambition: Stockboy Destiny: Floorwalker Famous for: sister Pet Peeve: low grade dairy farms Postscript: Buttermilk Sky VICTOR T. A. JOWERS England may have suffered a fuel shorlage +his winier. bul we had a haf lime here as long as 'fhis goodwill ambassador was presenf. Vic's laugh and his way wifh fhe ladies idenfily him ai once, and lhese plus his beHerself of hard work and good sense of fairness malre up lhe lype of Person lhai we'd encourage again +o lake summer school +o cafch up wilh us. Our big even? of 'lhe year was 'Phe +wo-weelr pilched baflle berween Mr. Price and Vic, abou+ 'ihe American Revolufion. Despife 'fha foci' 'thai Mr. Price proved, io our safisfacfion a+ leasf, rho? America won her independence, Vic is s+ill heard fo say Dis- perse. ye rebelsl Worl: camp parricipafion and o good game of soccer al halfbaclc are also among Vic's achievemenfs. Vic's off fo college nexf year-and lhere we're sure he'll molre iusf as many friends. Ambifion: iournalisl' Desfiny: haclr wrifer Famous for: accenf Pei Peeve: Rebels Poshcripf: When Briiain Really Ruled ihe Waves .ji bl .f 'S-fr ..-- 1 SARAH S. LANDERS Tenrh grade broughl our Solly's goddess-lilre qualifies. Yes, she cerfainly surprised Mrs. Crosby wirh her acfing abiliiy. The Sfudenr Council, His- iory classes. and dying hen parfies have all benefiied from Sally's original remarlrs. She's a swell gal. one who can ialue her share of leasing. Bu? we warn you, readers, don'+ ever menfion The word mul'ricolored l And 'fell us. Sally, abou! your weelrly 'iuforing down in lhe Lower Slaclrs. Wi+h her gay. vivacious chafier, Sally is sure io have fun and friends- wherever she goes. Ambifion: Kaiharine Dediny: Our Gal Sun- Hepburn day Famous for: Gwendolyn Pei Feeve: her schedule Poshcripf: l'm sorry, girls -LAK Us-f-QA . -' r lorzwef 'Flu' f Agnus -06 9 xgjgr' QQXPALA n., 4 --so Q-ie 002 l'i :'e' ff 1 A ,X 4-HQ nexilh 'li'-'ojlqal-5 .20 ,...-il 51- -W. , X f f f ' 'Z re- i iv, ,,, .1 4 V. M , . TO j W '- e L - 5 . ... - . I , na-,lg had ner Je. C011 f 0?B WO 'LV -f s., -f--11. 'bi-0'-f' Yung 9 ini unwx Suu-1 This cy.:-u S1318 qaosv- ibm' uovio K H4014 ' - ' gn-v JOHN M. KELLOGG, JR. Jaclr entered our class in the tenth grade and since then he has tilled the role of 'Chief His- torian' ot Center Square. Pa. When not extolling the virtues of this burgh he's seen playing a tine game at quarterback for the football team or punctuating Senior Math Class with his wise- craclcs. Although usually seen with a gang, Jack has his way with the ladies and plays an im- portant part in our social life. He is one of the boys in our class who has made a lasting im- pression. and we'll be looking for big things from up Bethlehem way next year. Ambition: sheriti of Destiny: share-cropper Center Square Pet Peevo: city sliclrers Famous tor: his laugh Postscript: Old MacDonald 175,59 lk , V C'-V .' 1 1 4 7 , , I, j, lfudill-' z'1.i f N ,I rf li 'f l ,f '. ll'--if iff, J bi 'su K Q. 5025 sem-mf, Wm- is- ELIZAIETH I. MARCEAU Liz. Lizzie, but never Elizabeth lexception, Mrs. Dalel left lor Europe in third grade and has been traveling bacl: and forth over the bound- ing blue for years. Her social lite began while the rest of us tomboys were still climbing trees. Remember her rendezvous 'with Keyes over the easel in fifth grade? One ot' the few Senior girls without a license. Liz still manages to get around. As tor achievement, who else in our class can claim to have tallied with the Crown Prince ot Sweden? With her natural charm and grace and her cuteness Liz will go far in whatever tield she chooses. Ambition: none Destiny: housewife Famous for: innocence Pet Reeve: Stella Dallas abroad Postscript: Fascinatin' Rhythm VIRGINIA MAUGER Our level-headed .linny has been 'Ihe source of many surprises. With seemingly no efforl she raies lirsl honors in aihleiics, school worlr. and wiih fhe slaglinel Quieily Jinny goes abouf her many dufies which range from holding up ihe Second Alio seciion of The choir fo being a represenia- live on 'lhe Siudenf Council. I-Ier good Ioolcs are sei oi? by 'thai endless procession of good-looking clofhes. lf you wani Io lrnow Who's Who and Wha+'s Whai in Ihe class of I947 you cIon'f need io consull Ihe Handboolr. .lusi aslr Jinny. Ambilionz Saini Desfiny: mariyr Famous for: serious Pei Peeve: 'P' in business poslure Posfscriph Lover Come Baci: Io Me raw' , 04.11 ay fr Qlilifw Q- ' iywm if ' W ii KW :ii f u Q4 J gr: ,g njv' U 0,3 V li '-3 . ,- fo 0' Y. I-SLM. - ilfffifc U 4,51 , , I A fs.: ll K if 6 Q J, - into fr A ,1 W 'Y' Il i x , - , - 4-Iii flwlfvf 77' .sry T' Ds- x 'RPN x I N r Ni k , 1 -fx V ,JU .,1-- ., gl ., L-M ..,,- J. WILLIAM KEYES. JR. Ever since lirsf grade we have been having a good lime when Bill has been around. As a Senior he is siill a source of roars of lou-ghier. while af Ihe some lime carrying his own weighi' in school- work and exira curricular acfiviiies. Bill's Ialenis run in ihe field of music. AI' 'Ihe Keyboard he sounds like lfurbi and as Privaie Xmllis in Iolanfhe he can pui John Charles Thomas our of business any day. For his abilify 'lo en- ierfain ofhers while having a good 'lime himself. Bill has won a permanenf spot in Ihe hearis of his classmaies. Ambition: liurbi Desflnyz Gracie Allen Famous for: Efhel Sum- Pei Pave: Exams merville Poslscripf: Oh honesrlyl' NANCY McDANIEL Nancy looked demure when we lirsl mel her in ninlh grade, bul she soon proved lo have a charming 'way' aboul her. Couple lhal wilh her elliciency and you have a perlecl Junior Class Presidenl. This year lhe Alhlelic Council and a reorganized Losl and Found Commillee had her supporl. Nancy's oulside inleresls are many, and regrelfully we musl disclose anolher class skelelon. Nancy is our ony ligure skalerl Ice Carnivals are always crowding Modern Dancing olf her schedule. A recenlly acquired camp in Pocono hos en- deared Nancy lo our hearls for we have lasling memories of lhal house parly. Sounds like she had a good lime lhal summer, loo. Ambilion: Sonia Henie Desliny: Rockelles 6 Famous for: Pocono Pol Peeve: Chase Poxlscripl: Nancy wilh lhe Laughing Face 0 W .k A, I C ll. 4 N - 1 N J' V' l ' Y? '-Ea' li 1 ' QQZQP f K' s ii JAMES S. MAYS Jim is one of lhe legendary figures of lhe class who combines high marks wilh a heavy social schedule. As Sludenl Treasurer he has his hands full lrying lo make lhe books balance, and as a member ol lhe Dance Commillee he sbends his lime deducling laxes from lhe proceeds of lhe dances. Soccer and Baseball are his Alhlelic inleresls and he has won lellers in bolh sporls. No maller where Jim goes lo college lhe college will be gelling lhe beller end ol lhe deal. Ambilion: own a Desliny: pedeslrian Cadillac Fel Peeve: choir Famous for: marks Poslscripl: Oul ol Town Boy Makes Good Q llflswi-2 1 0 MARY B. MENGERT Broolrie, did you really malce 'em yourself? I'l's hard Io believe Ihal fhose iolie robes and swealers Ihaf Broolrie consirucfs are really home made. Her specially lies in reindeer sweafers and many's Ihe fime she's unscrambled our pa+heIic imifalions. Despife a nolural leaning found home economics, Broolcie's scholasfic abil- ifies aren'+ neglecfed. Her prowess along 'these lines has been undispuled ever since she sfarred in Miss AIIen's advanced reading group. G.F.S.'s version of Marfha Graham, Broolcie has Ihe dis- Iincfion of' being Ihe only girl in our class wha can wear bangsl Wiih us who lxnow her chuclrle besl. i'r's Broolcie, Iwo Io one. Ambifionz Iois Desfiny: Ioi-loI's Famous for: Jameslown Pe? Peave: biographies Poslscriph Trip ihe Iighf fanIasIic WV 'S' M19 c J We aww .rvffffdy gif' rr' 0001 fri Afonydba 6 i M Q is 6 I M ,I fy, G. WILLIAM MERRY When The Navy dropped anchor in the Senior Boys room, Uncle Sam Ienf us a very enioyable ex-seaman-Bill Merry. Since lasl Sepfember we have al one momenr braced Ihe rigors of school! worlc wilh him and a'r The nexf been in sfilches over his humor. The class's mos? disfinguished raconleur always can liven a group wifh fales of his overseas experiences or wifh a iolce or Iwo in his own inimifable sfyle. The fairer sex has quite a weakness for Bill and he's always in demand al class parlies. For wherever Bill Merry is. Ihere's sure fo be a good Iime. Ambifionz .Iaclc Benny Desfinyz Bill Merry Famous far: His Iiflle PeI' Peeve: homework friend Ihal' don'I play no more. Posfscriph I laughed so hard . f 9037 NWC J ,V --f-'-44.15.31 ww 4 :si A Q 'bt-,thu Ftjyjx 5-Bvf 'mfg 8,-fr Af 4 Ax, -Vx: QMBTQ J x is V H yrpg ' ' '-5 at I X '-- ,f s,.. - f ' it it i' X L' ' A ' - ' 'l . 'Q x rv.-..' l'l't ig f' VM. s 9 x. I C .- X it t l,,,4 iv WALTER C. MICKLEBU RGH Walt entered in the sixth grade and by the end ot the year he was presenting Middie with tive-pound boxes ot chocolates. Who said Englishmen were Backward in coming torwardl 7 He lett school at the and of the tenth grade to return to England. but G.F.S. once more welcomed him early in the senior year. Although he missed most of the soccer season. he substituted tor the position ot inside right, and in that position scored the winning goal in the Haverford game. Miclrey is strong on his'studies despite a two- month handicap-and tor all his talents in this line he has branched out into our social lite as well as playing a large role in our extra-curricular activities. Ambition: chemical en- Destiny: contectioner gineer Pet Peeve: no buts Famous for: But, Mr. Bennett Postscript: Why, oh why X ,S , ANNE MIDDLETON sfv ,.-u There's no denying it. Middie is u lrnoct-out. Whether it's her spic and span appearance or her rosy complexion we aren't quite sure. but we lilre the result. Personality. however. is not to be outdone by beauty. Once the shortest girl in the class. Middie has now grown to a good tive teet seven inches, and given up detending herself with her lists. Choir. hoclcey, and modern dancing tind Middie at her best. As section leader ot the tirst sopronos. she may be found early in the morning doing her tuning-up exer- cises. As tor socializing, she gets plenty ot prac- tice, and with that contagious giggle and endless pep, it's easy enough to understand why. Ambition: actress Destiny: side-show Famous tor: gettihg Pet Peeve: getting us around around Postscript: Queen ot Hearts l 'f. yy if W KATHRYN R. PER IS If we aren f reprimanding Kafhie for haclxing cl? her hair, fhen we are having fiis af her sense of humor. Kafhie loves fo come our with subtle iolzes iwhich she usually has io explain fo us low- grade moronsi. The ieachers, who fhinlr she is a shy. iimid, girl, are offen surprised when she bursfs info laughier in The middle of a class. buf we lcnow fha? bacl: in fha? busy brain of hers a cuie lifile pun is being manufaciured. All shy- ness disappears ai 'ioofball games. and have you ever been io one of her par+ies7 Noi so quief. pleasel Kaihie makes ihe excuse 'lhal' ihin- slcinned people blush easily. Bur wheiher if's ihose sweef noihings ihal are whispered in her ear or someone ieasing her, fhis fun-loving gal furns fhe preifiesf shade of redl Ambifion: long hair Desiiny: Bob Famous for: limpin' Pei' Poeve: explaining heifer her iolies Posfscripf: lcnifwii. LL! 746754 f741U fnflfv ,c.J 1 kjy 1 f-' -. ,l-W,Jj?ZVJt'QJ'-, W'h wm,,,Q GEORGE W. MYLER Whenever you hear a heariy roar of laughier coming from a bunch of fellows, you can bei Mole is in ihe middle, lefiing fly wifh ihose never ending craclrs of his. He musi lie awake nighfs ihinlcing lhem up. The old school hasn'+ been quiie fha same since he came in io liven if up fwo years ago. His size liepi him off ihe fooiball feam, buf he was in there plugging harder 'fhan most Though liifle, he's ceriainly proved he's a big man wilh fhe women. Mole had us on ihe ropes for a while wilh his eye iniury, and his reappearance was one of fhe mos? welcome we've experienced. We lnnow him besi' for 'fhal' unique piece of auiomofive machinery beifer lmown as ihe Heap. Bu? wifh or wiihouf his car Mole is always one of our besl'-loved members. Ambifions engineer Desfiny: mechanic Famous for: ihe Heap Pei Peeve: Democrais Posfscripi: Surrey wiih fha fringe on fop Cff,,CJ Ja J -C1 ANNE W. POLK Wheiher she is smiling or has ihose wisiful fears in her eyes, Polkie makes The masculine hearis pound. She's never wiihouf a su-perb, won- derful, colossal, elc., eic., man. Dance Commii- iee member. captain and morale-builder of the second hockey feam, Polkie likes everybody and everybody likes her. She deserves all ihe praise we can give her for being so sympaihefic fo our iroubles and for consoling our wounded hearts. We hear rumors abou? colleges nexi year and hope fha? ihe Jonesie-Polkie combination won'f disrupi 'ihe very foundaiions of Endicoii. Ambiiion: +o gel' a Dosiiny: learner's permii driver's license ' Poi Poove: China-blue Famous for: Look how eyes long my hair is Poshcripf: Polkadois and Moonbeams Ceo' iourwq. Hence U- uoon0tk-as 46mg 'U ollwool , our do bu-,anti 1 hope Noon indie if-npmors' 'NDT'boY soot, 5 irolitsg, Diehl... WESLEY H. SHIRK. JR. Meei ihe Presideni' of The Siudeni Associaiion and one of the mosi influenfial members of 'ihe class. Wes is a boy we are lucky io have in ihe class as he is a good leader and is Presideni of the Choir Council foo. In ihese iobs he has done a lot, which combined wiih his game of soccer ui righi inside made a fine record. He is one of ihe mos? ardenf church-goers in ihe class. buf for all his aciiviiies he can find iime for a few pariies ai which we have learned o healfhy respeci for his puns-even if Crump, cramp. The boy is marching isn'i original. Ambifion: elecirical en- D e s fi n y : elecirified gineer engineer Famous for: puns Pei Poeve: indifferenf ' Sfudenf Assoc. N, -1-v1v,,5. it Z A -4... f . 11' .-'K' , gs, V--914 fh', iid. it-'alla 5 fn-JL. .' K ! '4-t,g4,.4, , --VC. x ,f ,fav JOAN RIEGER .loanie is one ol lhe hardy souls who fool: Physics lhis year, and if you have ever found her nal her usual cheerful self, if was probably righl offer a Monday lab period. Ai all olher limes she is the besl company anybody could want Joanie's lhe gal who handled the Blue and Whife formal pholography, and many are lhe Sludenl Council minutes she has 'respeclfully submilledl' A member of ihe famed Warden Drive crowd. she's opened her house for some memorable parlies. You may be sure fha? Joanie's sweet friendliness and 'perpefually well-groomed loolr' lreep her social life from ever gelling dull. Ambilion: Goldiloclcs Desliny: Blondie Famous for: blue eyes Pol Poeve: being called Joan Posfscripi: Pink cheek, bright eye fl' v . I I QP' .- KA RL H. SPAETH Despife momenls of exuberance from which many legends have sprung. Karl knuckles down and can be proud of achievemenls lhal' place him among lhe respecled members of '47, A lusfy bass voice, funed for a doddering Lord Chancellor, a fine game in soccer and lennis. and his scholaslic and exlra-curricular acfivilies, in- cluding a lilfle preaching on fhe side, we hear, are among Karl's assefs. Karl usually puncfuales Hislory Classes wiih leclures on lhe orl' of sailing but manages +o slay' in the good graces of Mr. Price. ll is so wilh lhe class. despile episodes of nose-fwisling and baclc-slapping ihal have iarred senior huskies. Haverford is nexl on Karl's lisf and by The lime he's finished lhe Blaclr and Blue will replace lhe Blaclc and Red. Ambifionr S u p r e m e Desiiny: traffic courl Courl Pol' Peevo: 2nd bass Famous for: his driving seclion Posiscripl: A Very Susceplible Chancellor on ,Mundial Wj?Tq,1pf4MfJdZ444JfMQf xy ,,.....r 1--' PETER B. SPRUANCE Pele is a Charler Member of our class, having scraped his knees in lhe gravel of The playground way back in Firsl Grade. He seems lo be a virlual human dynamo heading fha Press Club. and lhe School Sfore, besides excelling in fhe class room. Pele also engages enlhusiasfically in exfra-curricular blow-auls. When' lhese fail him, he lakes Bird Walks, and somelimes unbends himself lo go ou? wilh lhe local belies. We re- member when he made one Super Soul sorrow. Nexl year he's off fo Princefon, and fhen we ex- pecl lo see him Democralic Cily Boss. Ambition: G a b r i el Deslinyz copy boy Healfer Pei Peeve: reaclionaries Famous for: harried look Poshcriph Peler lhe Pelican .i JEAN L. RITTER Don'l lef her size fool you. Whal she lacks in quanlily she makes up in quality. Around school Jean does fhe work of many people lwice as big as herself. Being edifor of the Pasforian is a full lime iob in ilself. bu? Jean's real love, music. keeps her lime crammed fa lhe hill. The music deparfmenfs invaluable righf-hand girl, she ac- companies every producfion. ln choir her seclion- leadership keeps lhe second allos on pilch. How she's managed fo slay al 'lhe head of lhe class sclsolaslically we can'l fafhom. 'Bufch' lMr. Price's pei name for herl is sure 'ro succeed al Oberlin. We see big Things in slore for her in lhe fulure. Ambifion: c o n c e rl Desliny: boogie-woogie pianisl' washer-woman Famous for: Gerlrude Poi Peove: deadlines Poslscripl: Person of Nole nlj:.4.I 'lg nga Auf-,' P' ' A if-v lf' ' . - fray. -ya 41, 52,1 ' ' ' 'A ' uf' v 1 I ' 'J' 1 ri I I , L,1,mJ J U- 1 M l jf, H 5.y4.v.ffu, rx !' t,y,, Y V I J J I ix . 'A r, , , fi Ldwvr . J ww W4 1 , ,. .V :J Ly I G f ,4..f.f,..,,.1 ..f . Y 1 ' .. 1 f- V 4-.1 - s N, 4- I , 1 fr AA 1' -fi J 3... , ... ' af JOAN TODD Slaving over Chemistry only increases Joan's love for her little charges. We may talk about wanting to 'do something' but Joan actually goes over and helps in the kindergarten in her spare afternoons and study periods. There's not a girl in the class who hasn't secretly turned green with envy at the sight of that beautiful black hair. ll-lonestly, don't you ever have to put it up, Joanie7l Her Cadillac, too, is the pride of G.F.S. when it sits in the schoolyard among the class's less distinctive cars. Joan may seem demure to us in school. but our outside scouts tell us a different story. Seen the Sunday Inquirer lately? Ambition: social worker Destiny: social butterfly Famous for: ebony locks Pet Peeve: being told to hurry Postscript: The Fair Seniorita 4 fixbs- we me. w.,- WILLIAM S. TASSMAN lt' you see someone in a good-looking sports coat dashing around with his camera, or off in a roar ot laughter, it's no doubt Tassy. Bill matches these social assets with a good scholastic record and a varsity game ot soccer at right wing. As one'of the classes' hard workers, Bill can still manage to forget Physics and the money raising problems ot a relief campaign manager for some good weekends with the gang--even daring enough to drive his slowly-dying Olds in an extenuated trip to Wyncote. With an ever- ready smile and the stuft that makes for success. all that is keeping Toss from college is the need of an auto that can make the forty-five miles to Princeton. Ambition: eye doctor Destiny: Dr. l. O. Famous for: big feet Pet Peovo: late ap- pointments Postscript: dressed to kill MARY WHITE Maybe you ve seen her in a corner at recess, playing Mister Anthony to a love-sick senior boy. ll-ler advice must be good for everybody seems happy.l Or, maybe you've passed the art room and seen her begging Mr. Goodall to please give me a period to tinish the Monthly Bulletin. Anyhow, she has turned out top-notch sketches for the past three years. Because she lives so close to school, Whitie has to play hostess more often than most, and she says she loves having us. We'd like to think it's really true: at least it gives you a picture ot her gen- erous hospitality. Any senior with a diploma from tne White Jitterbugging School will swear to her excellence on the dance floor, but we hope he breaks the habit of pointing out a Packard s every time she sees one. Ambition: Varga artist Destiny: Michelangelo whosis Pot Peeve: little men Famous for: Ci We Q1 Q' Q JDK: KE s , flolx 'Nr isgfgnrve if Y 4155? l frQ?Q?iQ4feZf f fix' elf xii is JACK A. THALHEIMER G F S in ninth grade When Jack arrived at . . . with his now famous array ot neckties we guessed he was quite the fireball and it didn't take him long to get into action. This year in such iobs as football manager. business manager of the yearbook, and Co-Chairman ot the Lost and Found Jack has really shown his peppy spirit and capacity for hard work. To these talents Jack can add a fanaticism for Jazz lprevalent in Class of '47l, and a record as quite the social success. We like Jack whether he's dashing around ' class proiect. to or talking up a new d in an ou He's the type of fellow that gets things one and is a valuable part ot the class. Ambition: six feet Destiny: 5'6 Famous for: collecting Pet Peevo: Senior girls money Postscript: l Can't Give You Anything But Love Ja f ul- , . M . wr 7' , , 49 MM ri . y 'a . , -ff 1. ..,!, wif NMI .x ri. vi., ,N L' wx gf X, w t SAM UEL M. WATSON ln spite of his protest that he's a loater o heart, Sam has no trouble getting decent marks, and can always look forward to a care-tree weekend with the gang. When not so indulging he's seen out at tield as soccer manager or, in the spring, limbering up the famous left arm. When baseball season comes along Sam migrates to Shibe Parld and it is no doubt trom this habi- tation that he gets his huge supply ot knowledge about big-league baseball. If Sam has any spare time he spends it socializing or trying to shut Spruance up in History Class. To all the class. even the most die-hard Democrats, Sam is a favorite. Ambition: governor Destiny: doorbell-pusher Famous for: that scrdwl - Pot Peove: too little time Postscript: Had enough? H X X A .,-KJV r ': - w- GERTRUDE W. WOODRUFF True is one of the busiest people we know. ln addition to Physics, ther trial and ioyi, and history on the side this year, she headed the Assembly Committee, helped start a work camp in Germantown, and still kept up a long- established good record. But even these can't give a tull picture at Woodie, for she has a well-known sense ot humor and sometimes.we must admit her weakness for 'artistic' exaggera- tion. Globe-trotting has occupied her last two summers, and from Mexico and Guatemala she brought back an interest in archeology as well as those charming, boisterous Mexican friends. Woodie skipped second grade to become the class baby , and though she complains that this and her left-handedness are responsible tor many trials, we don't believe anything can stop her. Ambition: bonedigger Destiny: ditchdigger Famous tors birthday Pot Poeve: Senior parties Physics Postscript: Como Pica, Pica, Pica ........-11 Wt ' --we fog wwf WILLIAM D. WIXOM Bill is besf Known for his ariisiic prowess fha? will some day lead him to a hall of fame, no daubl ihe Philadelphia Museum or the Pennsyl- vania Academy. His worlzs have long hung on school walls and he and Allen Cornell are co- creaiors of ihe cover design on ihis year's Blue and Whife. This ariisi holds up a good average and lakes time io serve ihe Young Friends' Movemeni and the Library Commiffee, We'll re- member him as long as we'll remember the Year- book-which we hope will be a very long lime. Ambifion: archilecf Desiiny: housepainler Famous for: arf Poi Poovo: being fold he works foo'hard Poshcriph 60 Million Jobs fm yzef, ff QA: l GC 'fr.r9. 0 7:14 5 w fgflfg' GEORGE D. WHYTE, JR. Ever since Whizzer , as he was soon dubbed by Mr. Plafl, came fa school, he's been quiie fha social bug Along wiih this HE has added his personalify as ihe class' mos? ecceniric member, wilh dreams of bringing buffer back from Canada in a suifcase. Despite fhese lendencies, however, he has lcepf up a good average and disfinguished himself in athletics. This year he added a new sfar fo his crown by making fhe onsiage chorus of lolanihe . He is fhe proud possessor of one of fhe besf lmown grandfalhers of fhe class of '47, who. he fells us. owns a library sfoclred full of Mr. Price's pei obscure boolrs. George has always been a good friend and is lilled by all the class. Ambiiion: aulomobile Desiiny: car mechanic fycaon Pei Peevo: w o m e n Famous for: Norihfield drivers Poshcripi: Full speed aheadl ,- f' 1 W 12. ALBERT E. WOLF . l members ot the Class Ted, one ot the origina ot '47, has been able to combine active sports participation with good marlrs. Two years on the soccer. baseball, and tennis squads, and captainship ot this year's baseball team plus an A in his mid-year Math. exam-Need we say more? He is a member of the Student Council and the Pastorian Board. Beside these attributes, Ted is everybody's friend although he hasn't as- ' h 'th the tairer sex in our socrated too muc we ln tallcing about Ted we must mention an class. the Ford Stationwagon that has served as indispensable u-nit in the class' transportation facilities. Good lucl: Ted-we're rootin' for you. Ambition: slugger Destiny: bat boy Famous tor: station- Pet Peeve: kinder wagon garten ' O t to the Ball Game Postscript: Take Me u RT G MAYER graduated tra .F , .mmf t..i'rA.,- sg m Northeast High School and is attending German town KU . Friends to talce a post-graduate course. ALEXANDER M. MacCOLL graduated from our school in January ot l945, under an accelleroted program. He is back with us again filling in his time with coaching and studying. ' d to Germantown Friends in d 'n the class 'ot 45. He returne DONALD STOKES also graduate i tter being in the Merchant Marine. the last halt of this year a Q a win! xx' ,A K fb Qfm 'ff gt s 0493. , ' ' 4 . nk? ., K , .w N Y 1? ' C 3- A . N, A t B f of gp' wi , f -R' . J ' 4' , 5 . 5 'NV . N X 5 fjt A A ' 83 Q' 3 . .Aga 5 , A, :eval Q . , Q W N , . lk, y -J 1 ' 'ij' S. ..S. Lfffgvwf Q ff- .uf 'WE 4, Y wp. 1 ,ff -,gf qw ' V3 i X L' jk 4 wif' ' g I - W-5 gh X- ,, Q! f U- , .. ' ' ,V - fl K' K' 791 anti , - Ee- . j I '. ., . 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X, 'H .. ,- ' 1 1 ,Q- J J, 4 X.z Lf. - 5, RJ 'L f . -'J Despife iniuries our feam emerged from a laugh schedule wifh four vicfories, lhree deleals, and a well earned Tie. An opening game defeai' by Bensalem was quickly redeemed by a 6-0 vicfory over Lower Moreland, followed by easy conquesfs over Church Farm and Solebury. The Tower Hill game was liferally a lasf minuie vic- fory, since lhe winning seven poinfs were scored in fhe final sixfy seconds of play. We came very close fo being vicforious over George School in SCHEDULE G.F.S. OPP. Bensalem ..,..... ......,..... l 2 25 Lower Moreland ,... 6 0 Church Farm ..... 26 0 Solebury ....... 38 0 Tower Hill ....... I4 I3 George School ......, 0 6 Son-ford Prep .......... I9 I9 Germanfown Academy .... 0 38 lhe besf played game ol fhe season. The follow- ing week we again came from behind in a fhrill- ing second half rally lo earn a well deserved lie wifh a powerful ieam from Sanford Prep. ln resuming fhe series wifh Germanfown Acade- my, we foughf valianfly, buf could nof overcome fheir superior sfrengfh. We hope fhaf nexf year's feam will carry wifh if fhe dominafing spirif and abilify 'ro keep fighfing, which lhe leam ol I946 possessed. LINEUP LE., Odgers LT., Solder LG., C. Chambers C.. Cufler R.G., Hagner R.T., Sufro Rf., Cousins Q.B., Kellogg R.HB., Harris LHB., Gloeckner F.B., Heberfon is Q ,nf-f Of The eleven sfarlers on This year's Iearh Ien were seniors, who had been playing Iogelher all The way up 'rhrough school. The season was line wifh a record of four wins, Iwo losses, and Iwo Iies. Caplain Paul Shipley and Ted Wolf Io- gefher accounled for Iourleen ol 'the Iwenly- one goals we scored. Aller opening The season wifh a scoreless lie againsf Germclnfown High, The learn bounced back a week lafer and de- Ieoled Cenlral 6-3. In our Inlerac League SCHEDULE G.F.S OPP. Germanlown High .....,.....,. O 0 Cenlral High ........ 6 3 Episcopal .,.,.....,.... I I Germanlown Academy .,., 3 I Friends Selecf ........., 2 3 Penn Chorler 4.,...... 4 0 Friends Cenlral .... 0 2 Haverford ..... 5 4 Q opener a+ Episcopal, a lie resulred once again. This was followed by decisive viclories over Penn Charler. Germanlown Academy, and hard luck losses Io Friends Selecl and Friends Cenfral. The squad, however, ended The season in a blaze of glory by upselling The league champions of Haverford. 5-4. II was really a greal ending Io a line season, buf Ihe glory did nol end here, for live players gained recognilion on fhe Allelnlerac soccer Ieams. LINEUP Fry-G. Tassman-O.R SpaeIh-R.F. Shirlc-l.R. Klopp-L.F. Wolf-C,F. Ingle-R.H,B. Shipley, I.L. Mays-C.I'I.B. Whyfe-Ol. Jowers-I..H.B. Q ,:,, rxx b ..:,: I j. V , l A . . I 5 M P vu. enum ' , ig, w fum gf Q Xiu S .wkx v . Q X Bk an , Q, S . . . ,,,, M V2 R N S 'fm .e I S y r H' - s A I-llflflh 67 This year's baslcefball squad, behind Mr. Kneedler's superlafive coaching, more fhan lcepf up Germaniown Friends repufalion for good boslcefball. The quinief gained I3 wins as againsl 3 losses for one of lhe besf seasons we've had., Early in The season The feam had some bod breaks and dropped games fo Ger- manfown Academy and Episcopal. Bul offer Chrisfmas if was a dihferenf sfory. By a viclory over Church Farm, The Team commenced a win- ning slrealc lhaf was only snapped by Wesflown. Heberfon-F. Shipley-F. Odgers-F. Cousins--F. Gloeclrner-C. This year 'rhere was plenry of maferial fha? was soon formed info The good leam we had. Wilh Bob Heberlon and Fred Gloeclcner under The baslcefs, and Ted Wolf and Ted Odgers shoof- ing. our adversaries found The going fough. These four players made conlribulions fo a fine 'ream and a fine record of which we can be proud. To nexf year's feam, which slill refains five members ol 'rhis year's squad. we wish The besf of luck. LINEUP Sufro-C. Cufler-G. Wolf-G. Sample-G. Q ffff .1 WWW L 'K - .i g Xs if Q 3 ' 1 1 3 5 is S Sfxmk is K Qs S' Q as W ,H : 'X ,1 S si S x Q .5 vs ,gk 'X ix y Kira Q ns X S 1' ff Img. BASKHBAH l947 4 if-is By emerging from on eleven-gome schedule undeTeoTed, The '46 Teom become The TirsT nine in The hisTory oT The school To es- Toblish such on ouTsTonding record. WiTh The six reTurning leTTermen, The burden ond hopes will lie Tor onoTher successful seoson. When poinT-molcers STew MocColl and Knowles Doone grod- uoTed, The Troclc Teom suffered on heovy loss. BuT wiTh lonlcy Bob Horris leoding This yeor's Teom physically, ond Mr. Srni+h menTclly. iT is hoped ThoT o vicTorious seoson will resulT from This copoble leadership. ww, W ' giwff- E Q Mi-wi :f f' Q ag' Q . Q5 , I' f:-W K E ,M Q ,,. ! 6 'C ,, ' , iff, . A g - . M W Q X wgiifa? 12 wma ff-M 1Q, i 533 QXQ . , ' E X ' -.:fQ g Jak ks is Q j M jk . lf- K Q' N' ' .ax F - 55 W 'X ,wh N . f ff H ,gajw 1 ,ig .3,? A xQ . fexx W -Qw N if N F .af 'W ' 'Q-S Y Z ' Q- A N1 as gg M M gf A 5 ' bk 'fx ': 3 E ji W L '- iq Q K Q, , Fvf. v !'z, 9 ,gpg Six? -ii' semi , gl UIZHNES Malcing our debu+ in +he'ln+erac League lasf spring, we made ouf quile well and finished in Third place. This year wifh Caplain Karl Spaefh. and velerans Ted Wolf and Paul Shipley, The lennis squad is bound lo go places. Lasf year fhe girls' Tennis squad wan five ou+ ol six mafches. The hopes of repefilion ol 'rhis score are high. We sfill have five players from lasf yearis learn plus a brighl oufloalc lor new malerial. at -706 This year fhe varsily wilh lhe grealesi of confidence faced fhe powerfu alumnae, buf allhough lhe old ladies panled a bil-fhey won! A+ Moores- 'rown we baffled valianlly-bul losl. Springside Came down expecfing 'ro beai us. They did! We made a slab al' Irwin. Need we say more? The George School game was a wonderful one, hui as usual-lhey won! Friends Selecl was our lasl chance. WE WON!!! Again lhis year we have had a good lurnoui for whal has become o popular winrer sporf. Aifer having seen 'rhe dances in lhe Spring Feslival lasf year we are looking foreword lo 'rhe recilal 'ro be given 'rhis spring. Have you read The hoclcey noTes? If so you needn'T read TurTher on This page. BUT lor Those who are really inTeresTed in The game we shall Tell you more abouT our season. Our TirsT,game was a double header wiTh The boys. We Tried hard on ThaT one, buT The resulTs were un- lorTunaTe, The nexf game wiTh The Alumnae pracTically lcilled us. NOT only were we beaTen buT hall The Team landed in bed. Again we laced a double-header. We shuddered aT The prospecT and we shudder aT The memory. STevens was our nexT game and we expecTed To lose as usual. BuT surprises will happen! We were vicTorious. Swelled up wiTh our success we laced Springside. They loeaT The bloomers off us. One more game remained. Would we win? lT was a hard baTTle. Tollcs, buT we losT. P.S. The second Team won! mmm BASKHBAH r 2 9-5. um :,4:,q1.1,a5. V - v ,. .fx 7 P-Q wwf. . . f ., 2 . 7' 5 ff'N!'jQ' if 65,4 ,P iw 5 EP 3' g, fx .Fi x Q, 5.9 A Q x 1 '- 41 Q9 ur 'J KX ,rj ig'-' A . 5-QV A X' ,JV ,Elf QP r . -1 C ADEQ 'Pr J Qgfxf fp ,Q'7i5-47 T7 , A-ajjg w-fs' Xb' Baci row: Sample, Wesf, Thornfon, Wolf, Kohn, Paul, Tale, Heberlon. Second row: Espsn, Quilleri, Leeds, If fhis year is any indicafioh, +he Sfudenl Council is over mosf of ils growing pains. ln 'rhis second year since ihe new Consfifuhon was rafified greal progress has been made bolh in The marshalling ol siudenl inleresl in lhe Council and fhe Sludenl Associalion and in 'rhe passage of imporfanf legislafion. Under fhe leadership of Presidenl Shirlc lhe Coun- cil wilh lhe lull approval ol 'the Siudenl Associalion crealed a Siudenf Advisory Com- miffee and passed measures providing lor sfudenl membership on +he'School's l-leallh and Religious Educalion Commillees. Lulrens, Mauger, Spedden, Wilder, Nissen. Firsl row: Shipley, Shirli, Rieger. The Sfudenl' Cabinel' represenrs all The com- miHees in fhe school which are, by lheir chair- men's membership in lhe Cabinet parf of lhe same sfudenf governmenl as lhe Sfudenf Coun- cil and fhe Associafion. Presidenl Shirlcs Cabinel' acrs as his advisory board, and fhe cornmifree represenfalives as members ol lhe Cabinef are advised by lhe Sfudenf Council when occasion arises. The inclusion of lhe school commiffees in fhe execulive branch of our Sludenl' Govern- menl slrenqlhens lheir suppori by lhe school. Baclr row: Brown, Mays, Spruance Shipley, Zimmerman. Second row Riffer, Woodruff, Baxler, Leeds Arnefl. Firsf row: Shirl, Middlelon This yeor +he Choir reoched mommofh pro- por+ions wiih o membership of 92. Miss Brewer ond +he Choir Council soon developed rhe Choir in+o o working uni+ however, ond before long The Choir wos giving fhe Foil ond Chrisimos conceris. This being on opereiio yeor, Jrhe moior opus wcis Hlolonfhef' Aiier The brief visii' To The Mikado rwo yeors ogo, +he Choir found ifself bock in Engiond on Jrhe hiils of Arcodee complefe wirh Lords of Porliomenf ond o chorus of foiries 'ro 'rouni fhem. The on sfoge ond off sfoge choruses, The principols, ond oil o+hers concerned gove Their besf ercforfs, ond everyone wos happy ihoi' one more performonce +hon usuoi wos given. To Miss Brewer, Mr. Monn, Mr. Mollery, Mr. Goodell, ond Mr. Poley go our fhonks, ond on Jrhe record of Choir work goes onofher successfui yeor. Back Row: Shirk, Cousins, Spaefh. Front Row: Miss Brewer, Riffer, Leeds, Arneif, Micldlefon. tv' PASTORIAN This year The PasTorian Board besides doing iTs usual worlc-which is quiTe a iob in iTselT- has added oTher honors To iTs laurel-bedeclced head. Under The leadership of Jean RiTTer, The Board carried on a publicify campaign giving a special PasTorian assembly To explain how The Pasforian geTs from head To hand, which ended on a high nofe advising everyone To always read The PasTarian. WiTh a minimum oT con- fusion The Board managed iTs acTiviTies and published Tour welcome issues represenTing The besT in liTerary TalenT in The school. BLUE AND WHITE Every year The Senior class publishes a year' bool: so ThaT They will have someThing by which To remember Their high school days. The ediTor is elecTed by The class, and he, TogeTher wiTh The class oTTicers, appoinTs a board ol ediTors To worlc wiTh him. The board plans The bool: and Then submiTs iT To The class Tor approval. IT is usually finished in Time for disTribuTion af The end of The senior year. Back row: Shipley, Cornell. Second row: Brown, Fry, Rieger, Tholheimer. Fronf row: McDaniel, Harris, Mengerf. isins, Cornell. Second , Woodruff, Amman Frou? row: Spruunce Baclr row. Mick' b Th H' i l e Urgh' KeYes To 1 s G elmer Spqe' . I h. Smq I J BashoP. Arneft Fran, FrY. Second row, HP ones, Spruance. Th'd row: Sl lPle i Gul' M9 9erT lr row: Crawf Y. Leeds, T McDqniey Bauer Jrd. Wixom ' ' hife Bud I v dl SERVICE COMMITTEE es of The Two branches oT The Service CommiTTee would be To nome one-Third of all sTudenT commiTTees. This Tor-reoching commiTTee is responsible Tor . . . d Il The relief oncl money-rousing proiecTs on o communiTy worlc oT The school ond direcTs six wiThin school jobs. This imporTonT commiTTee is ' T hich The cornersTone oT The sTudenT service or w The school is well known. To lisT oll The sulo-commiTTe Bock row: Swisher, Young, IS Bradley. Fronf row: Zimmerman, Henny. F' her, ThornTon. Second row: Lukens, Menges, STAGE CREW The SToge Crew is o smoll group ThoT does . . f l T oT worlc When o ploy is given They mus ci o . supply The lighTing ond build The seTs. Their busiesT Time comes when The OpereTTo is given, h diT Tor oncl To Them should go much oT T e cre iTs success. Holland, Espan, A Bock row: Cousins, Shipley. Fronf row: Voegelin, Budd, Buxfer. HANDBOOK This publicarian appears in our deslcs every November, and from ihen on unlil lhe end of ihe year is an invaluable poclcef companion. Complefe wifh frain and bus schedules, ii' is a virfual who's who and wha+'s whaf of fhe school and is a fradirion long fo be encouraged. Bock row: Hogner, Moy' Tay' or. FH.-. - STUDENT STORE The Sfore CommiH'ee is one of +he commil- fees in fhe school 'rha'r works hardesf and has fhe mosf lun. This elire group under lhe guiding hand of Mr. Shipley has provided you wifh your books and all ofher school supplies. and despire mobs of eager buyers, has lcepf borh ifself and ifs cusromers happy. Buclz row: Oclgers, Cufler. Second row: Heberlon, Childs, Wrighl, Mays. Fronl row: Whi+e, Polk, Mr. Kneedler, Hunsiclrer, McKinney. DANCE COMMITTEE The duly of fhe Dance CommiH'ee is 'ro pu? on and supervise lhe school dances. Under fhe direcfion of Marfyn Culler, chairman, and Mr. Kneedler, facully adviser, 'the school dances have been a big success 'rhis year. . ,. Maruhle. Ledeb Miss Woodin. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Commiflee plans fhe morning assemblies on Tuesdays and Fridays. I+ is ils job +0 see fhal ihe programs are bolh enfer- foining and educalional, nof only for fhe older sfudenls. buf for The younger ones as well. y , Fronl Mr MallerY- V0999l Mceowan ,Q-n The members of The Boys Afhlelic Council ore elecfed by The individ- ual closses. Their duly is Io confirm oppoinfmenls of Ieom ccipfoins oncl monogers, orronqe 'reom schedules. ond govern Ihe boys olhleiic progrom in generol. GIRLS ATHLETIC COUNCIL Bock row': Plafi. Wafson, McDaniel May, Mrs. Tucker Harfung, Rosenwald Mengari. FronI row Miss Miller, Border Miss C a d b u r y Beardwood. BOYS ATHLETIC COUNCIL Back row: Cham bers, Tassman, Sufro Cousins, Walson Sfcples, C o u si n s Froni row: Mr. Scof- Iergood, Mr. Smiih Mr. PIQH. The Girls Alhlelic Council hos much Ihe some dulies os 'the Boy's Alhlelic Council. They opprove Ihe eleclion ol Ieorn coploins ond monogers ond supervise The oworcling of insignio. Au' Q 3 -Q Yxkb 35 4 J' , x ix P jim 'LK . V- ' un IDI SEPHMBIR T0 JUNE -42.4 Www .flu .MQ . , . ,141 , .k-mt, V f. :iii JV fl '.. p ' WE WIIRKHJ 1 ,af x .- 2 J' ' ff' wk I N 11. Bti Ti if Ji ,ps x ,f rn' .fa Wil-55 ' 'L 'Q ,. 5 s I ffshx ' , ., ihfff, + ' K I . - -WI, 'liQ S un. ,, 5 '2 ,Q S gi , 'Q i if x-22 fa L 5 'X Q 3, gk if I bf. 1 4 I I 1 'Q W 4 3,1 ,ig Ak ., ' Q sw 17 ' ngmww ' Q, W A mi, 'TT' Q .pf . X A 451.5 , i XL 'f. . . i, 1 - .651 Q 'iii' :Q ffm? is x Y ' xg '-Q. Qu x 1e2wa4wrm2Hnfssasv:feL-f .xg 'fs . JU U s 2 Aw , v,...--4 . B . '15 !.m, '4ww,, , . A W. , , ' nga' ,. V .an--0.0 'ni ', wud' N , 'W KM., NG.-n, u uhh X ,wg .0 fp fe '5 '-Wfifi 'I a 4: I , A an .1 F - Q, f'- ' 'f-2 -lt- l . 4 uf I ff r - W -IEEE. A5 -Q, , . nf-mad ,yi N 55 ima, S i I III! f' h gg. it Y ew Q I I947 , X 1- l- BLUE AND WHITE BOARD Roberf C. Harris, Edifor Joan Rieger Mary B. Mengerl' Paul E. Shipley Roberf Brown .lohn S. Fry .lacll A. Thalheimer Allen D. Cornell Nancy McDaniel The Ediiors wish lo lhonlc Mr. Goodell for his invaluable guidance in producing The cover for fhe I947 Blue and While. His knowledge of ihe sill: screen process enabled us fo infroduce a +ype of cover which, as far as we lmow, has never before been used 'for a yearbool: by any school. We also wish 'ra fhanlc Messrs. Farrer and Birch for fhe excellenf Senior porfrairs, fhe afhlefic squad picfures, and the commifiee piciures. And +o Mr. Cooke and ihe Campus Publishing Co., we wish to exfend our grc1i+ude for iheir cooperafion in +he publishing of fhis boolr. Our Dedicafion fo Mr. Domi is a quofafion from Roberr Nafhan's, Tribufe fo Slephen Vinceni Benef. Mr. Domi chose fhe poem fo be read when Mr. Bene? died in I943, ond Mr. Fowler road ii' as a fribufe fo Mr. Domi af our school memorial service. 6 1 1 Q Q V a