Wilmington Friends School - Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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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.

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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

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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.