Wilmington Friends School - Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1957 volume:

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Q-2,35 'f :+' ,, ,gin 3 .-in - ' 'T .S af 3 .- w n?i - ' 4 wi, Q- 146, A ' , .mg-f , ,, -u.,1 ., Z , KY w. -J. ,, ' ' 53, 94 ' , 55 M 52, W, , , . nw, kv. , ,V , ,Qt 1 , K Whittier Miscellany Yearbook Friends School Wilmington, Delaware President ...... Vice-president . . . Secretary ...... Treasurer .... Editor-in-Chief . . Business Manager Senior Profiles . . . Photography . . . Art .......... Class Will . . . Dedication . . . Junior Prom . . . Published by The Class of 1957 CLASS OFFICERS YEARBOOK STAFF . . . . Gerome Poole . . . William Fisher . . . Ann Harper . . . Peter Shields ..... Ann Harper . . . . Wesley Nagle . . . . Barbara Wesp William Rhoads Patricia Hancock . . . . . . Wayne Keller . . . . Roger Williams . . . Priscilla Smith n sincere and deep-felt appreciation of a quiet friend, inspiring coach and patient teacher, we dedicate this yearbook to Frank E. Laiferty, Jr JANE IRENE ANDREWS Oh that this too too solid flesh would melt. Tank the new house Qand drivewayb always on the go waiting for Butch foggy windows . . . Why? . .. laughing hys- terically sweaters Oh-h, can I have one? Chorus Hockey 'F' 12 Cheerleader 'F' 11, 12 THOMAS HARVEY BAKER and play the humble host Tom . . . GM fan . . . Baker's used car service . . . party, party the Sunshine Special . . . always late . . . setting up lights . . . Hazel's cracked her block! that long 7th period . . . class disk jockey . . . Heh, heh, heh! Lighting and Sound Committee Chairman of Refreshments, Athletic Council Dance Basketball Manager PIERRE LOUIS BERLOQUIN He is a great observer. In the chem lab . . . bow ties . . . What record is this? . . . the evil eye . . . French vitupera- tions . . . philosopher . . . the Continental . . . delivering lectures on Parisian life . . . Cher- chez la femme! Cast, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Band Weeklong Survey of Urban Problems. . CAROL LYNNE AUTMAN Happy in this, she is not yet so old but she may learn Lynnie Whale picture of innocence? . . . the passionate pink door . . . Let's really yell! . . . modeling at Strawbridge's . .. bub- ble gum . . . better late than never . . . giggle, giggle. Honor Committee Community Service Committee Chorus Basketball 'F' 12g Captain Cheerleader 'F' 123 Head Cheerleader Girls' State JACQUELINE LOUISE BOSTICK Our great Captain's Captain Jacquie . . . dashing madly dance decora- tor batting eyelashes .. . more bounce to the ounce . . . the dirty chevy . . . Mr. Dahl, may I come in? . . . letting her hair grow . . . stretching streamers. Chairman, Poster Committee Chairman of Decorations, Whittier Dance Chairman of Decorations, Athletic Council Dance Chairman, Reception Committee, Whittier Play Chorus Hockey Cheerleader 'F' 11, 12 'S CLARENCE CHARLES BURRIS, III Sleek o'er your rugged looks. Butch . . . Pinky . . . always eating . . . holding his car together . . . his father's ties . . . Ditch- Digger Deluxe . . . You only got two wor- ries- . . . ice cream . . . pink shirts . . . 'S awright! Athletic Council Chairman, Athletic Council Dance Football 'F' 10, 11, 123 Co-captain Basketball 'F' 10, 12 WILLIAM KEMBLE DUPONT The devil can cite scripture for his purpose. Bill . . . Willie K As I see it- . . . big shot . . . Wyatt Earp . . . Sussex County Yum Yum the Law I don't agree, Miss Longstreth. ' . . . blackjack . . . the Olds . . . bird seed sandwich . . . Vest-dressed man in town. Service Council DIANE EBERLING GARDNER The mirror of all courtesy Dinnie eating potato chips cutting oranges I'm so MAD at that- . . . ice skating . . . education in Rhode Island .. . I didn't do my Latin last night. Assembly Committee Chorus Basketball 'F' 123 Manager JUNE DIANE GILPIN A tiger's heart wrapp'd in a womanis hide Di Gilp taking pills leopard skin steering wheel . . . Trez bean . . . fouling out . . . Tenor Trio . . . on the boat . . . out of state connections . . . Had another accident today. Chairman, Worship Committee Chairman, Prompters' Committee, Whittier Play Chorus Hockey 'F' 11, 12: Captain Basketball 'F' ll, 12 Softball 'F' 11 WILLIAM PENN FISHER, III There's daggers in men's smiles. Bill . . . Wee Willie . . . Moonglow . . . I was wonderin' . . . golf Caddie . . . I crashed the Longstreth barrier. . . . the Fish . . . Wanna drag, Bob? . . . the Sunshine Special . . . No- body's gonna get THIS ring! Vice-president, Class of '57 Sports Editor, Whittier Miscellany Cast, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Football 'F' 11, 12 Buck Hill Falls Conference sf RICHARD LEE HAEDRICH He thinks too much: such men are dangerous. Dick . . . Kennett Square . . . Peasants! . . . campaign speeches . . . the Mad Bomber . . . GEEz, that's neat! slide rule and slide trombone . . . crashing exchange student par- ties . . . hi-fi fiend . . . jazz fiend . . . fiend. President, F.S.S.A. Honor Committee Chorus Band Boys' State ABIGAIL CAROLYN GREENE Your spirits shine through you. Abbie . . . Gabby . . . Greene Acres . . . Scandi- navian summer . . . entertaining the A.F.S. . . . Luigi . . . the menagerie . . . poise and sincerity . . . caroling parties. Chairman, Affiliation Committee Chairman, Costume Committee, Whittier Play Chorus Tennis 'F' 113 Manager JOAN PATRICIA HANCOCK Silence is the soul of art. Tish Pat Egad! galloping full- back . . . Oh, tell me!,' . . . cat calls . . . Timo- thy . . . that German influence . . . giggling in the art room . . . Anybody wanna buy a sponge? Chairman, Community Service Committee Yearbook Committee Chorus Hockey 'F' 12 Softball 'F' ll Buck Hill Falls Conference J ROBERT RITER HOOPES words, words, words Bob Robbie Joe Bug snake eyes . . . Rebel without a Cause . . . cowboy hat . . . Sunshine Special . . . fly-weight guard . . . jazzing up FSSA Moonlight Gambler Georgia Peach . . . The possibilities are stag- gering! Chairman, Whittier Council Curriculum Committee Chairman. Whittier Dance Band Football 'F' 10, ll. 12 HUGH WINTHROP JAMES Frailty, thy name is woman. Boopie studying that cool Model A strong silent type duck hunting Farmer Alfalfa reaching infinity by geo- metric progressions. . . Good going, Huuughf' Football 'F' 10, 11, 12 Basketball 'F' 10, 11, 12 Baseball 'F' 10 ANN CATHERINE HARPER Thou canst not then be false to any man. Friendly Persuasion calling meetings . . . But I have soooo much to do . . . passing out maps . . . Oh Poof . . . crusader for Women's Rights . . . lt is absolutely imperative that these deadlines be met! Secretary, Class of '57 Activities and Social Committee Editor-in4Chief, Yearbook Chairman, Junior Prom Band Basketball 'F' 12 Softball 'F' 10 Girls' State BONNIE LEE HOFFELD The flighty purpose never is o'er took. Dizzy Blonde the height of fashion Wildwood the Bonnie Lee What'a ya say, fellas? odd lunch hours girl mechanic l'm a lonely little petunia in an onion patch. that WILD house Boop hoop e doo! Chairman, Activities and Social Committee Poster Committee Chairman of Arrangements, Athletic Council Dance Chairman, Make-up Committee, Whittier Play Chorus RHOADS EATON JOHNSON Brevity is the soul of wit. Tony . . . Swede . . . timely remarks . . . Mutt and Jeff . . . Ivy League . . . cake and four roses . . . the Sunshine Special . .. Westminster. Activities and Social Committee Chorus Football 'F' 12 WAYNE WILLIAM KELLER There's no art to find the mind's con- struction in the face. Legal son . . . keeping up with current events . . . Time test wizard . . . the Ouija Board . . . Shmoo . . . And we hope that the next is- sue- the Sunshine Special I hate to disagree, but- Editor-in-Chief, Whittier Miscellany Yearbook Committee Chorus Football 'F' 12 ELSA ELIZABETH KLAVER Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow Bonnie the 1-o-n-g driveway . . . Jet watching the clock the turquoise tortoise . .. Quaker conferences instigator of art room riots Which Bonnie, Mr. Reeser? Vice-chairman, Worship Committee Poster Committee Chorus Hockey 'F' 113 Manager Basketball Softball 'F' 9 NANCY AMY MALIN Methought I heard a voice cry 'Sleep no more'. Nance . . . Amoeba . . . Smoky the Bear . . . Let's go Blu-u-ul . . . switch . . . Hail Caesar haircut . . . fudge . . . beat up bunny . . . Tenor Trio . . . weeds . . . sleeping in English . . . Let's function, Team! Chairman, Girls' Athletic Council Poster Committee Senior Room Committee Chorus Hockey 'F' ll, 12 Basketball 'F' ll, 12 Softball 'F' 9, 10, 113 Captain FRANKLIN ROLAND LONGENECKER, III Stretch him out longer. Pete Longie Let's go, you guys .. . impersonations in Trig . . . Sir? . . . renting cars . . . free Arthur Murray lessons . . . Thay, fellas . . . golf hats . . . Now, about the Sen- ior Room- Chairman, Senior Room Committee President, Philosophy Club Football 'F' 10 Basketball 'F' 10, 12 Baseball 'F' 10 JOHN THOMAS MARSHALL I'll speak in a monstrous little voice. Johnnie Chubs . . . fourteen touchdowns . . . speeches . . . Bullticky! . . . lettering post- ers I hate Everybody Sunnybrook . .. Gee-he, gee-hi, gee-ho- Buck Hill . . Greetings, Earth People. Chairman, Assembly Committee Poster Committee Chairman, Stage Construction and Design Committee, Whittier Play Chairman of Refreshments, Whittier Dance Chairman of Refreshments, Junior Prom Chorus Football 'F' 10, 11, 12 Basketball Manager Baseball 'F' 10 Buck Hill Falls Conference ALICE PETFIELD MCGOVERN I could a tale unfold. Gullible Alice sophomores that frog- horn voice bloomers Service with a Smile wool knee socks Out in Cali- fornia- ..Q short order cook the elope- ment . . . The Service Council is trying-- Chairman, Service Council Chorus Hockey KF' 12 Softball 'F' 9, 10 MARY ALICE REECE She sings as sweetly as a nightingalef' Mimi Screamy Mimi Stretch rid- ing the school bus Latin lover small fry fan singing off key bow legs .. . asleep at the backfield switch . . . Oh-h, Mr. Reeser! Worship Committee Hockey 'F' ll. 12 Basketball 'F' 12 Softball 'F' ll. 123 Captain WILLIAM WESLEY NAGLE Say from whence, you owe this strange intelligence? Wes . . . Southern Gentleman . . . studying by TV . .. algae the barn . .. in the Arthur Murray style . . . his sister's keeper . . . expert on dates. . . That's almost right, Mr. Reeser. Business Manager. Whittier Miscellany Yearbook Committee Football 'F' 12: Manager Basketball 'F' 113 Manager GEROME ALDEN POOLE The royal captain of this ruin'd band. Gerry GAP Cess General the twitch flying through history reports down on the farm . . . truck driver . . . accident prone . . . How are you fixed for blades? President, Class of '57 Senior Room Committee Band Football 'F' 10, 11, 12 Baseball 'F' 10, 113 12, Captain MARY CAROLINE SCHWARTZ Is she not passing fair! Noodle . . . straight skirts . . . studious specks . . . burning the midnight oil . . . prom-trotting . . . weeds, weeds, weeds, . . . college week- ends dieting that wandering eye . . . innocent Emily Shur you can! Secretary, Community Service Committee Secretary, Senior Room Committee Chairman of Arrangements, Whittier Dance Cast, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Chorus Hockey 'F' 12 Cheerleader 'F' 11 PRISCILLA BILL SMITH The play's the thing. P. Bill . . . P. U. Smut . . . Arden . . . that voice weekends in New York the battered gray vehicle . . . Newport escapades . . . anony- mous cards candid opinions There's NOTHING the matter with my morals! Chairman. Dramatics Committee Yearbook Committee Director. one-act play, Sham Cast, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Chorus EMILE PRAGOFF, III the thundering percussions of thy sound Possie . . . E.P., III . . . Earless Emily .. . the one in every crowdl' . . . barreling down Mill Creek Road . . . rat-a-tat-tat . . . Mutt and Jeff . . . midnight raids . . . improvising by ear . . . carrot top . . . What, me worry? Vicevchairman, Activities and Social Committee Vice-chairman, Curriculum Committee Production Manager, Whittier Play Chairman of Concession Committee Chorus KENNETH ALAN RADBILL Founded as the rock Ken . . . K.A.R. . . . Wee Gordie . . . long ride on the Short Line . . . chartreuse bathing trunks . .. historical gems . . . seventh per- iod lunch . . . dirty white bucks . . . I was a 97 lb. weaklingf' Senior Room Committee Chorus SALLY ANN SMITH I would be loath to cast away my speech. Long Tall Sally in the library enter- taining Miss Woodall . . . those unforgettable art trips sun lamp victim Anchor Clanker president of the Doug Bender Fan Club Now say it without your hands. Secretary, Whittier Council Chairman, Program Committee, Whittier Play Cast, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Chorus Hockey ELIZABETH ANN SNYDER Her voice was ever soft. Betty . . . trips to Washington . . . the German Embassy . . . home for lunch . . . always cook- ing but never eating . . . that boy next door . . . the solid blue Cadillac . . . Oh SURE! Secreta ry, Service Council Chorus ja in Y WILLIAM EVANS RHOADS My kingdom for a horse! Bill in the mechanical drawing room . . . camping out old cowhand J.P. head- quarters in Rhoad's garage . . . between-exam parties . . . candid camera . . . NOK, OK, Mr. S. Assembly Committee Yearbook Committee Football 'F' 12 Tennis 'F' ll CHARLES PETER SHIELDS Would he were fatter! Pete . .. Pete'ums with the boys hot Olds . . . pipe type . . . moneybags . . . looking down on the world . . . star of the gym team UD . . . There will be NO class dues this year! Treasurer, Class of '57 Football 'F' 123 Manager Boys' State BARBARA GERTRAUDE STEGER this senior-junior Personality plus . . . making speeches . . . argu- ing with Mr. Keene . . . 11 hours of sleep . . . those crazy socks . . . re-organizing History of Art . . . experimental hair styles . . . Where's Tish? Vice-chairman, Affiliation Committee Chorus Buck Hill Falls Conference Weeklong Survey of Urban Problems SALLY LOUISE TI PPETTS Mad world! Mad kings! Mad composi- tion! Bunny slippers . . . homemade pizza .. . driv- ing to school . . . Rasputin . . . barf green shoes . . . ballet lessons in the Senior Room . . . late visitors cards from Carousel . . . colored knee socks. Dramatics Committee Chairman of Make-up, one act play, Sham Cast. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ROGER NICOL WILLIAMS Suit the action to the word, the word to the action. Big Roge . . . curtain hanger . . . life guard at Ocean City . . . scratching his head . . . those anatomy lectures . . . his mother's cooking . . . innovator of the Lunchroom Platter . . . Senior Room Badminton Champion. Chairman, Curriculum Committee Senior Room Committee Yearbook Committee Chorus Football 'F' 12 Buck Hill Falls Conference CLARK HULLIHEN WOOLLEY Let me have about me . . . men . . . that sleep o'nights. Sambo . . . Sam . . . black and blue rocket . . . in the Delaware whirlpool . .. Geez-O-flip! . . . poison ivy . . . Greenbrier . . . in the mud . . . grinding out yardage . . . crew-cut . . . year- round football. Chairman, Boys' Athletic Council Football 'F' 9, 10, 11, 123 Co-captain Basketball 'F' 10, 11, 12g Captain Baseball 'F' 9, 10, ll BARBARA ANN WESP Contemplation of my travels . . . Babs the rock taxicabs at choir practice . . . the Ivory 88's This Senior Room is a mess! . . . that wicked right . . . those loafers a very forward guard .. Party at Wesp's. Chairman, Honor Committee Vice-chairman, Whittier Council Curriculum Committee Yearbook Committee Chairman of Decorations, Junior Prom Chorus Hockey 'F' 11, 12 Basketball 'F' ll, 12 American Field Service International Scholarship WENDETH ANN WOOD Neither a borrower nor a lender be. Wendy . . . the Big Dipper at Lynthwaites' . . . nose for news . . . the farm . . . Tenor Trio . . . acute fabuillar tonsillitis . . . autumn leaves . . . caged girl . . . at Small Fry Camp . . . Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Chairman, Publicity Committee Secretary, Honor Committee Chairman of Publicity, Whittier Play Chorus Hockey 'F' 11, 12 56, JANE ANDREWS Where Found-on the Senior Room radiator Heard Saying- Don't tense, Gang. Famous For-her walk Secret Passion-potato chips Pet Peeve-thin blondes Ten Years Hence-President of Slenderella Construction Company F Q., TOM BAKER Where Found-in, on, or under a car Heard Saying- Turn it down, will ya? Famous For-his wicked laugh Secret Passion-to have his OWN phonograph Pet Peeve-his atrocious gas bills Ten Years Hence-press agent for Fats Dom- 1no 1 6 LYN NE AUTMAN Where Found-everywhere but there Heard Saying- Oh, I forgot! Famous For-rounding up support Secret Passion-to be a Vamp Pet Peeve-Anita Ten Years Hence-model-mother X XWll?C',-ll! fi-1. lil f- of PIERRE BERLOQUIN Where Found-balancing Heard Saying- Ye-ah? Famous For-his clarinet Secret Passion-to drive on a date Pet Peeve-homework Ten Years Hence-touring the U. S. with his French jazz band JACQUIE BOSTICK Where Found-by her Poole , A, po grep' Heard Saying- Jaaaaane! 0 V gmm' Famous For-the bewildered look l A n 6 Secret Passion-to live in civilization ' f ZH Pet Peeve-posters I 1 Ten Years Hence-a mermaid BUTCH BURRIS Where Found--at the mansion Heard Saying- Where's the food? Famous For -that car OJ Secret Passion-to be a scatback at Oklahoma Pet Peeve-history reports Ten Years Hence-head of Burris 8: Sons 8: Sons 'rv U S DV BILL DUPONT Where Found- Heard Saying- Are you frustrated Famous For-filiblustering Pet Peeve-Elvis 9!! Ten Years Hence-Lawyer at Communist 1, ? I, ,J2nhy1'IQ'4 Secret Passion-Bryant Bowles K I I BILL FISHER Where Found-Kennett Pike Heard Saying- !!!!, no! Famous For-VICE-presidency W Secret Passion-Kim Novak Pet Peeve-people Ten Years Hence-President of the World ff- xx f Y purge trials DIANE GARDNER Where Found-behind a scorebook Heard Saying-- Oh where'd I leav Famous For-stormy parties Secret Passion-purple clothes Pet Peeve-piano lessons Ten Years Hence-still smiling em ABBIE GREENE Where Found-between Friends and Greene's Heard Saying-- Do you mind? Famous For-her swimming parties Secret Passion-to give Mr. Keene a crew-cut Pet Peeve-the Rushin' Navy Ten Years Hence-under the midnight sun AQ Qx 'N' PAT HANCOCK Where Found-improving foreign relations Heard Saying- Have you paid your pledges? Famous For-her laugh Secret Passion-poetry Pet Peeve- Children's Corner Ten Years Hence-stable hand at Truitt's DIANE GILPIN Where Found-at Wendy's Heard Saying- REAL-ly! Famous For-being the first and last woman president of Class of '57 Secret Passion-to blow up the Chem Lab Pet Peeve-the Official Jersey Bounce Ten Years Hence-first lady admiral, U. S. Navy 1- 1 FK DICK HAEDRICH Where Found-by a piano Heard Saying- Aroint thee, witch! Famous For-his foreign entanglements Secret Passion--to make a BOMB Pet Peeve-Trolls Ten Years Hence-Mayor of the Mushroom Capitol of the World U5 ANN HARPER Where Found--inTRIGued with the boys Heard Saying-- Well, as a matter of fact-- Famous For-her literary correspondence Secret Passion-scrambled eggs Pet Peeve-the Electoral College Ten Years Hence--nuclear physicist fmarriedl I L xr ROBERT HOOPES Where Found-on the deck Heard Saying- Thwell Famous For-his conservative wardrobe Secret Passion-to break the bank at Monte Carlo Pet Peeve-Damn Yankees Ten Years Hence-most likely to secede Edit BONNIE HOFFELD Where Found-on the telephone Heard Saying- What's new? Famous For-talking Secret Passion--none of her passions are se- cret Pet Peevwstags at dances Ten Years Hence-running a Lonely Hearts Club S 5177351 BOOPIE JAMES Where Found-fox hunting Heard Saying-- Hi, Doll Famous For--being the most eligible bachelor in Friends School Secret Passion-to learn to skate backwards Pet Peeve-the Wink Ten Years Hence-selling Buicks Y! .1 ' 9 1 WAYNE KELLER Where Found-driving around Heard Saying- I Will Not! Famous For-taking the rap Secret Passion-to overcome his blush Pet Peeve-double dates Ten Years Hence--member of the Bar l lga... gl fl' INXT 2 PETE LONGENECKER Where Found-at the foul line Heard Saying- Niiiiice! Famous For-those crazy dunk shots Secret Passion-to get a perfect paper Pet Peeve-skinny white ankles Ten Years Hence-teaching math TONY JOHNSON Where Found-in somebody else's car Heard Saying- Yeah, I know. Famous For-the casual look Secret Passion-to catch The Judge speeding Pet Peeve-Low-Fi Ten Years Hence-writing scripts for silent movies S. i 3-7, -Zi. f-.wr-Q23 BONNIE KLAVER Where Found-lower school playground Heard Saying- Who, me? Famous For-her trick knee Secret Passion-snow storms Pet Peeve-deadlines Ten Years Hence-physical therapist I If .J '7 NANCY MALIN Where Found-teasing Nesta Heard Saying- Joke! Joke!', Famous For--her hook shots Secret Passion-to live in Alapocas Pet Peeve-the blue Roach Ten Years Hence-comedienne ALICE MCGOVERN Where Found-in the lab Heard Saying- Fathom that!', Famous For-her bloomers Secret Passion-popcorn and pizza Pet Peeve-T.V. at her parties Ten Years Hence--Rosebowl Queen -QQ 6 9 O ii! will 11? 5 I U JOHNNIE MARSHALL Where Found-in the end zone Heard Saying- We11? Famous For-his riotous public appearances Secret Passion-Bulldogs Pet Peeve-ice cubes Ten Years Hence-teaching at Arthur Mur ray's :Bi -fqn mww, x X 9 535917 X WES NAGLE Where Found--studying in the Senior Room Heard Saying- Oh, No! Famous For-stealing cars Secret Passion--the cause Pet Peeve--ungrounded statements Ten Years Hence-a delivery boy 'Q 1 GERRY POOLE Where Found-Mullins Heard Saying- Well, we'd better vote right now. Famous For--his cough Secret Passion-to own a 180-mph speed boat Pet Peeve-Mr. S's jokes Ten Years Hence-owner of a yacht club in js' 5 rv S X POSSIE PRAGOFF Where Found-slaying a keyboard Maine Heard Saying- So . . . ? v -. Q- Famous For-pyrotechnics Secret Passion--to race in the Grand Prix Pet'Peeve-you name it Ten Years Hence-another Victor Borge I !I I P H QT: MW 11' MIMI REECE Where Found-babysitting Heard Saying- SURE you do. Famous For-racking up points Secret Passion-Mickey Mantle Pet Peeve-barf green Ten Years Hence-bat girl for the Yankees gl KEN RADBILL Where Found-weighting around Heard Saying- But, Sir- Famous For-his puzzled look Secret Passion-to lift Paul Anderson Pet Peeve-skinny men Ten Years Hence-Mr. West Chester BILL RHOADS Where Found--shooting the Brandywine rap- ids Heard Saying- Hold still. Famous For-those crazy legs 4' 4' Secret Passion-blondes ,, Pet Peeve-the long walk to school gi Ten Years Hence-tanning hides --,-p l CAROLINE scHwAR'rz Where Found-in the Wright place Heard Saying- and all that JAzz Famous For-her simultaneous ambidexterity Secret Passion-to win an Oscar Pet Peeve-Blackjack X Ten Years Hence--carhop at Greenhill Us PETE SHIELDS ll'-l Where Found-in a game Heard Saying- Where's the party? Famous For-taking it easy Secret Passion-P. S. Girls Pet Peeve-writing receipts Ten Years Hence--family man PRISCILLA SMITH Where Found-first nighting Heard Saying- Now really! Famous For-her Shakespeare renditions K Secret Passion-to exterminate Dick Haedrich Pet Peeve-irrelevant PAD test questions Ten Years Hence-peddling Lynthwaites' ice i cream at the Robin Hood Theatre ri BETTY SNYDER Where Found-in the kitchen Heard Saying- You Jerk! Famous For-her wave Secret Passion--currency Pet Peeve-the Army Ten Years Hence-taking Dick tation UM? fi, .1 rm SALLY TIPPETTS Where Found-in her pajamas Heard Saying-- Awe, Iddy Boooo! Famous For-her squeal Secret Passion-Charles Addams Pet Peeve-her crunchy ankles Ten Years Hence-writing soap operas SALLY SMITH Where Found-Saturday detention Heard Saying- But, Mr. Dahhh1 Famous For-asking questions Secret Passion-MG's Pet Peeve-Mr. Josselyn Ten Years Hence-conducting a speech clinic Di' xzzpf EJ BARBARA STEGER Where Found-workcamps Heard Saying- You know? Famous For-becoming a Senior Secret Passion-to go to China Pet Peeve-her appetite Ten Years Hence-Miss Rheingold 3 , f' 5 3 BARBARA WESP Where Found-everywhere Heard Saying- Don't be bitter. Famous For-her impromptu parties Secret Passion-Tom Lehrer Pet Peeve-8:40 bell Ten Years Hence-abroad again GENE WENDY WOOD Where Found--looking for her car Heard Saying- You mole! Famous For-run down batteries Secret Passion-Calypso Pet Peeve-scales Ten Years Hence-founder of Singing Quak- ers an 1 i 3 f Q . 7 ' N, If-ave J S f R X 5 gf' ROGER WILLIAMS Where Found-behind the green door Heard Saying- Mr. President, I second the motion. Famous For-his pedantic philanderings Secret Passion-zoot suits Pet Peeve-Webster's Collegiate Ten Years Hence-doing singing commercials I 1-Rf: I 4,5 - xXx X F a -' CLARK WOOLLEY Where Found-working out ' Heard Saying-- Got a game today. Famous For--complaining Secret Passion-orange and black Pet Peeve-neckties Ten Years Hence-Princeton football coach -- 1 I I , , . H w 3 5 , M3 xx I x J . if . M ,.. 1, x g Q? t -.: :El , :f - Y S X 1? Q 5 X4 3 w ,X E Ns, ,ggiagx www wir ,Y , ' ifxi Q W 1?l' M I A Q, iz, i ,Q 4 u . V'-'FT 'EEWW - MM-Aw V K X xg 4' I 'J 7 .J,1 '7F :X 'mix Nw. ii? Left to right, front row: C. Nagle, D. Morris, T. Fluevog, C. Cox, S. Cocks, K. Burns, E Holladay, L. Daughtridge, M. Hahn, B. Booth, L. Bloom. Second row: M. Smith, B. Mink B. Johnson, H. Fleming, L. Murphy, M. Pennington, C. Salzberg, P. Poole, V. Dann S. Bradley, P. Rittenhouse, J. Holmes, M. Gilruth fManagerJ, N. Warfield fCoachj Back row: J. Bostick, P. Cox, J. Andrews, B. Wesp, W. Wood, P. Hancock, S. Smith D. Gilpin fCaptainJ, M. Reece, K. Krieger, A. McGovern, P. Allen, C. Schwartz, M Mitchell, N. Malin. H O C K EY October 2 Friends School vs Claymont Varsity Junior Varsity October 11 Friends School vs. Sanford Varsity Junior Varsity October 16 Friends School vs Newark Varsity Junior Varsity October 18 Friends School vs. Tatnall Varsity Junior Varsity October 20 Friends School vs Westtown Varsity Junior Varsity October 25 Friends School vs Mt. Pleasant Varsity Junior Varsity November 1 Friends School vs West Chester Varsity: 3-1 Junior Varsity November 8 Friends School vs. Tower Hill Varsity: Junior Varsity September 27 October 3 October October October October October November 13 November 20 5 9 16 October 19 23 26 Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends' Select Moorestown . . Westtown .... Westtown .... Friends Central Friends' Select St. Andrews .. Baltimore .... Friends Central St. Andrews . . . 0-2 . 0-0 . O-1 . 0-4 . 0-2 . 0-1 . 7-2 . 9-1 . . 0-4 . . 0-1 SOCCER Left to right, front row: W. Turner, P. Kortman, T. Bennett, P. Lindley. D. Hillegas fCaptainJ, R. Poole, T. Nash, P. Knapp, T. Dew fCoachJ. Second row: R. Weigl, F. Campbell fMana erfsi F. Lang, L. Everhart, J. I-Ierlihy, L. Jackson, D. Hadlock, W. ruse. R. Tinker, S. Poofe, . Sanborn, W. Horsey. Absent: K. Boynton, W. Gresham, T. Holland. :F 3' c 1 cw .f 'N W ik 1 ' 2 :lf ,. , ,Ns it N Q 1, :Fl E542 QEO wma.. 035. gn! .235 EELS ao'- .Eg 05 Q ,um 33? Ee 5 N Ji Q35 -Q x-Ispg. 411,43 Tiiw kj So 35:55 .mg E56 S0513 D. . ' S19 65 '- E-itll? .-E-I 1 Egfr GJ 33 58 Daft CD -1 'cf C1 cu E A 'E 252.23 ix .56 QQ rris C0-ca nson, W. R Back V s-I Q3 E C. Bu R, Joh C! GJ 0 iam 0205 CZ O o ui 521 M lj . gg? , CL? F3 ON O.-C CEU!-Q naw .UBB iim E O rn C GJ E251 l-o E222 '-545 L--E - Slum s. 0 Vg NU m :vm 3 I 'Tgfi Ea: Z -4-1 Dawg ':.-ng SME 25222 -lim FOOTBALL October 5 October l 2 October l 9 October 26 November 3 November 9 November 16 Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs. Friends School vs Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Chestnut Hill St. Andrews Solebury . . . Baltimore . . Sanford .... Middletown Tower Hill . . 33-8 . 32-0 . 33-0 . 20-0 . 32-0 . 27-6 . 7-13 CHEERLEADERS lmfl lo right, l.'m'1'lir1g: 'l'. Fluevog, S. Cocks, N. Smith, K. Krieger, B. Johnson, E. Holla- rlziy. Smmling: K. Burns, J. Bostick, L. Autman tlflead Cheerleaderj. J. Andrews. C. Kane. l' Fox Left to right, front row: W. Amend, C. Burris, C. Woolley fCaptainJ, F. Longenecker, H. James, T. Hancock. Second row: R. Wier, P. Morrow, C. Jacobson CManagerJ, T. Stephenson, B. Cutler, D. Holmes, P. Lindley, P. Hessler fManagerJ, J. Curtis fCoachJ. Back row: P. Gehret, V. Woolley, T. Jackson, T. Hill, C. Shepherd. BOYS' January 2 January 8 January 11 January 15 January 18 January 25 January 29 February 1 February 5 February 8 February 12 February 15 February 19 February 22 February 27 March 1 BAS K ETBA LL Friends School vs. Friends School vs Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs. Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs. Friends School vs. Friends School vs. . . Alumni Friends Central Sanford Archmere Church Farm Sanford St. Andrews Tower Hill Howard Friends' Select Moorestown Germantown St. Andrews Tower Hill Westtown Park School Varsity : Varsity : Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity: Varsity Varsity: Varsity Varsity: Varsity : Varsity : 67-28 64-41 80-28 74-62 85-26 81-39 50-29 50-56 55-80 64-43 40-39 66-46 57-52 38-41 49-43 77-46 Junior Varsity: Junior Varsity Junior Varsity Junior Varsity Junior Varsity Junior Varsity Junior Varsity: Junior Varsity Junior Varsity Junior Varsity: Junior Varsity: Junior Varsity: 70-12 23-26 71- 9 38-20 32-25 29-48 55-16 28-26 31-34 45-25 24-36 20-34 January 2 January 9 January 11 January 15 January 18 January 31 February 8 February 12 February 14 February 25 Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs Friends School vs . . Alumnae . Alexis I. du Pont Friends School vs. . Westtown . Baltimore . Tower Hill . Mt. Pleasant Claymont Newark Tower Hill Z Sanford Varsity Varsity : Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity 54-41 54-34 39-51 33-32 45-58 37-44 48-41 55-29 43-35 58-51 Junior Varsity: Junior Varsity: Junior Varsity Junior Varsity: Junior Varsity Junior Varsity: Junior Varsity Junior Varsity Junior Varsity 26-27 22-19 28-48 20-37 20-33 22-19 22-19 26-27 48-20 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left to right, front row: A. Horsey. N. Moore. S. Hitt, H. Fleming, M. Pennington. M. Smith, L. Murphy, P. Allen, C. Cox. Second row: D. Gardner fManagerJ, C. Nagle. K. Krieger. P. Poole. L. Autman lCaptainl. M. Reece. D. Gilpin. L. Daughtridge. D. Roberts fManagerj, N. Warfield fCoachJ. Back row: L. Bloom. T. Fluevog. N. Malin B. Wcsp. P. Cox, A. Harper, E. Klaver, M. Mitchell, K. Burns, D. Morris. w 4, aw, f ' 33 i5fv?1isa???i- -Q I 'si ' Q ' 5 1 if 1, ?,g. ,,1f, 5? 354 is 4. ft QL rw- 1 G ,Xu 1- .2 1 A K' ggi. I X FQ! 6 Q 119' ' ii- 82 S' if i' x Swinging from the rafters . . . JP Cardboard by Wanamakers Info ihe woods- irucks of frees i ' .xx R ag Q 5 -1 ' - iw? Decorafions-55.37 . . . I Music by Howard Cool: 1 Founfoin by Hoedrich Gross by Silverbroolx Cemeiery I'I s hiffing 'the ceiling! Turn if off! Flowers. flowers, flowers JANE ANDREWS LYNNE AUTMAN TOM BAKER PIERRE BERLOQUIN JACQUIE BOSTICK BUTCH BURRIS BILL DUPONT BILL FISHER DIANE GARDNER DIANE GILPIN ABBIE GREENE DICK HAEDRICH PAT HANCOCK ANN HARPER BONNIE HOFFELD BOB HOOPES BOOPIE JAMES TONY JOHNSON WAYNE KELLER BONNIE KLAVER CLASS WILL Jane wills to Thea her famous walk- Far more effective than just plain talk. Lynne leaves behind her cherished worries As off to newer ones she hurries Tommy leaves, though it needs repair, I His record player in the Juniors' care. To Hank, whose voice seems oft' intense, Pierre bequeaths his musical sense. J acquie to Susie Cocks doth will, Her still unpaid telephone bill. Dirty Gerty, the mechanical miracle, Butch leaves in search of a newer vehicle. Bill bequeaths his loudest vest To grace Jay James' manly chest. Bill condescends to give to Tim One battered photograph of Kim. Diane leaves managers' books galore To freshman Dale to keep that score. To Peggy Mitchell, Diane wills Her hockey stick and sporting skills. Abbie leaves her friendly style To go with Judy Gaumer's smile. To Acer Gehret, Junior grade, Richard leaves the golden spade. Pat bequeaths to sophomore Phil, Her brushes, clay, and sketching quill. Much to the Senior girls' dismay Ann gives her brother Dick away. Bonnie wills to those in need Her vocal cords and talking speed. Bob bequeaths to Beth the drive To keep Confederate hopes alive. Hugh James to William Metten wills His duck collection and shooting skills. To Amend, Tony leaves his frame, And to Andy H. his fashion fame. Wayne leaves all his poetic skills To those who choose to Write class wills. Bonnie wills her Quaker friends, For conferences M. Dew attends. PETE LONGENECKER NANCY MALIN JOHNNIE MARSHALL ALICE MCGOVERN WES NAGLE GERRY POOLE POSSIE PRAGOFF KEN RADBILL MIMI REECE BILL RHOADS CAROLINE SCHWARTZ PETE SHIELDS PRISCILLA SMITH SALLY SMITH BETTY SNYDER BARBARA STEGER SALLY TIPPETTS BARBARA WESP ROGER WILLIAMS WENDY WOOD CLARK WOOLLEY Pete wills to Bruce size 13 shoes- Fill 'em well, the team can't lose. Nancy's hooks, shot with vigor, She doth will to Karen Krieger. Johnnie, heading for national acclaim, Leaves behind his all-state fame. Her pantaloons with lacy frills To Penny Griffith Alice wills. To any one struggling to enter college, Wes bequeaths his history knowledge. Gerry leaves his straw hat worn To anyone who raises corn. Possie with his mufiler loud Leaves behind a cinder cloud. Ken leaves his weights, heavy and light, To any frail fellow who's seeking might. Mimi leaves to Micky Mantle All the grounders she can't handle. Billy leaves his fiery pate To Mr. Keene who's more sedate. Caroline takes the leopard skin, And leaves Anita with a grin. Pete leaves in haste without a will Before we see the empty till. As Pris moves on to greater fame, She leaves her roles to Carole Kane. Her Brooklyn accent, Sally leaves In hope that Southern gents she'll please Betty leaves to Richard Poole Her daily walks across to school. Any trace of accent still, Barbara S. to Paul does will. Her lonely station in French four Sally leaves to Betsy Moore. Barb will rent for nominal fees Her house for next years' Senior sprees. Roger leaves his speaking skill To one who'll use it-Tommy Hill. Wendy leaves to sophomore Barb, Her goalie stick and hockey garb. Sambo leaves his backfield spot To brother Vic who's really hot. Lvl! Io righl, front row: L. Bloom. C. Nagle. A. Horsey. M. Pennington. S. Kirkman. J. Connolly. P Koons-. I.. Danie-ls. S. Hitt. E. Wolcott. Sm-ond rout F. Fox. L. Daughtridgv. M. Smith, N. Moorv. R. Hrkko. P. 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