Moorestown Friends High School - Cupola Yearbook (Moorestown, NJ)

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JEAN N. RICKETTS Adviser Four years ago two freshmen entered high school at Moorestown Friends' School-you, Mrs. Ricketts, and the class of 1956. From the time that you became our class adviser we had no doubt of your ability and competence, although on many occasions you must have wondered about ours. We first knew you as you led us through freshman English. Your knack of putting fun into an English course as well as facts into our heads made you stand out from the very beginning. Then, too, your little threats of 'boiling us in oil' also helped to increase our respect for you. Later, when we no longer had you in class, you were still a guiding light in all our meetings. You have been a dynamo of energy in our various undertakings. You helped with cake sales, mixed punch for Color Day, advised our Senior Dance Commit- tee, showed us how to do the can-can for the Golden Nugget, and produced our senior play. You have always been ready to lend a hand wherever it was needed. We thank you, Mrs. Ricketts, for all the help, guidance, advice, and friend- ship you have generously given to us over the past four years.