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

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We E EARL J. HENNE, Jr. Earl is probably now cutting out paper dolls at his suite in Byberryg his trouble is too many deadlines, and not enough time. As the co-ed of our Blue and YVhite, Earl did a fine job, braving all the horrors of printer's ink and photography. His tongue-in-cheek re- marks ancl loud guffaw are well known among SUZANNE Lost-one sketch covered notebook. If it's horses, dogs, or modern design, return it to Sue. Slim is strictly an outdoor girl, and can take 'em or leave 'em , but we know several men in her life who wish she would change her mind. How about it, Slim? Brown-eyed, DAVID Dave has been with us since first grade, coming up with the class all the way, he has made a career of the stage crew in his last three years. His last year's limousine became quite a cause for comment among the popula- tion of the present senior class. But he is, his classmates. Although this sincere young lad can not sing like Al Jolson fdespite re- peated effortsj, we forgive him because of his willing sense of humor. If you want to see Earl in the future, just go down on the levee, Qwe said the leveej and look him up. HUNSICKER peppy Sue, with the catchy laugh, and good spirit, is an asset to any gathering. This en- thusiastic girl, and her'enviable.ability to make friends easily, is sure to make people happy, wherever she goes. C. HENNY perhaps, most famous for his complete con- founding of the Bell Telephone System. Any- one who has been inside of his house, has seen a telephone system which must have been the consummation of a linesman's nightmare.

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fn L li 'Q-13' 5 3 E Q 0. 5,3 ,F W ., . ' Ogqiguw , Q Q :ffl Q gg.: K , QU.. 5.48, 50, 's 'W-v 15: z., Q., Jq,,,'Q Nasa. 9 .b Qsmq MQ -A JOAN C. FISCHER QQ. , 'bor' Joan is noted for her glamazon St21tlll'6, sub- of us even think of being awake, hastily finish- 09 tle humor and her bangs. Her style changes ing her homework, or some one else's. VVe A, constantly, as she cannot resist a pair of know she will always come out on the top scissors, and is continually hacking away at of the pile with a consollng word, dear one, sins those pretty black locks of hers. joan can often be seen in the early morning, before any JESSE M. jay's legendary exploits will figure prom- inently in any reminiscing about the class of '48, It has been said that Jesse can outshoot the local Constabulary with any one of his per- sonal arsenal, and l1is lightning coordination as goalie on the soccer team has kept many an opponent from scoring against us. Living SALLY Sally's apparent sieve-brain, and pages of notes for herself cover up a very efficient per- sonality. YVhether supplying the lovely blue guest comb, or lending a patient ear, she is always ready with a helping hand fespecially on the ignitionj. XfVhen we think of Sally, we will remember that enviable wasp-waist , for the one underneath. HADLEY, jr. on a farm does not hinder -lay from commut- ing to the big city, because of his record smashing driving in his familiar green Pack- ard coupe. Perhaps jay was born two hund- red years too late, but he still retains that Daniel Boone spirit. ANN HILL those wonderful all-girl Gy houseparties in the cottage at Lavellette, and that memorable sleigh ride last Christmas vacation. You've got us under your famous thumb Sally, and we predict that you will go places, and not just for laughs.

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by the class as the only person who can do the 7 ii? 0.0-io use P9-:lie -'orb anpf I N35 Gygax , 47 V-ous 1. ue' wx rv 'w gjf ZZ 15400 ELLEN M. JONAS , :felt--vig Qlxfhifv ,.kfi6.l5g., Gd 3 . y-.gy-qipx-, . :cb ,xr i 'f:g! S - 1 rx ' 4-300+ -xsi mms-: Cxgf -.saggy Ellie, who is noted for her dark green skirts, Wx -vga s sincerity, and naturalness, gets a big kick out of making like Madame Curie. She also had her hands full as hockey manager this year Queverybody come out to the hockey game this afternoon! j. Her renowned mouse squeak, and unique sneeze ne 'er ceases to , amaze people, as does her ever present cheer- A . . , 'favs qgsr. lulness and good humorg she IS one ol thei 'L Q ' 5 friendliest girls in the class. Yes, Ellen really ' 'V' ' .xggfn ..1 W5 has the spirit and spunk it takes to do just about anything well. u frlaq J. LAWRENCE R. HOLLAND Larry and the stage crew are practically ness. In fact, he will probably be remembered synonymous. All sorts of people have been rushing to him for aid in last minute assembly preparations for the last four years. He can be seen at almost any time, striding about the halls attending to some important busi- Australian Crawl out of water. And we will not soon forget Larry's distinctive appearance, and his unusual, never varied custom of hav- ing tea at four. CAROLYN S. JONES YVhen Minty arrived in our class last year. we could really say that something new had been added. Her witticisms were a welcome attraction from the start. She has a tender heart, particularly apparent at the movies: even Abbot and Costello deserve her sympa- I thetic reactions. Minty's pocketbooks, which exhibit her mother's originality, have become well known to the class, as has her mean game of tennis fstill, she claims bridge is her favorite sporty. Don't let things get you down Minty, The Most can be The Best .