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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Mullins, Mr. Scott, Mr. Cardell, Mr. Finnerty, Mr. Dalton, Mr. Conn, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Meredith, Mr. Angier, Mr. Stanley , Mr. Wheeler .
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'' Oh the glamour of youth! Oh the fire of it, more dazzling than the flames of the burning ship, throwing a magic light on the wide earth, leaping audaciously to the sky ...
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TOP ROW- L TOR. S. Kassab, T. Lundy, B. Staton, G. Noodergraaf, J. Romine, N. Trask. BOTTOM ROW- L TOR. P. Rosenau, S. Williams, N. Topiol, R. Moberg, L. Schaub, J. Lieb, B. Topiol, M. Pressley.
TOP ROW- L TO R. A. Jenkins, A. Knerr, A. Braverman. MIDDLE ROW - L TOR. S. Gordon, S. Kendel, D. Child, H. Byer, J. Kern. BOTTOM ROW- L TOR. D. Jenkins, M. Iossifides, D. Bachrach.
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TOP ROW- L TOR. S. Jamison, M. Andrews, MIDDLE ROW- L TOR. E. George, S. Brooks, R. Beverly, BOTTOM ROW- L TOR. M. Jenkins, D. Beal, J. Gordon, S. Jackson, V. Bressler.
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CLASS OF 1977
TOP ROW- M. Kay, ]. Zeglen, L. Schanze, R. Willis, P. Mayro, Y. Williams, BOTTOM ROW- A. Moyerman, S. Tutt, S. Walker, J. Schwartz, E. Shapiro.
FIRST ROW L TOR. S. Crawford, L. March, D. Cuadrado, SECOND ROW L TOR- K. Keith, P. Haskin, D. DiPrinzio, L. Bernstein, M. Joseph. THIRD ROW L TOR. K. Cain, A. Kohlhas, G. Bradley, A. DiAngelo.
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F1RST ROW L TOR. - R. Fell, E. Cooper, H. Cowitz, J. Lavine, P. Bleznak, K. Stone, L. Funderburg, S. Armitage. SECOND ROW- A. Kohl, R. Atkins, K. Fields, G. Casey, J. Clark, L. Cadwallader.
FIRST ROW- E. Treatman, A. Whereat, K. Horikawa, SECOND ROW (KNEELING) G. Schaff, D. Willis, E. Lee. THIRD ROW (STANDING) J. Schrode, B. Trumper, B. Scott, R. Moses, S. Sharpe. FOURTH ROW (STANDING) D. Shakespeare, A. Richardson, M. Winslow.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Baker, C. Kendall, J. Harbage, L. Fickenscher, H. George, S. Yarnall, R. Pennypacker, J. Breitman, R. Prince.
TOP LEFT TO BOTTOM RIGHT: E. Munafo, A. Vaden, G. Howe, S. Slade, S. Whitman, L. Wolfe, J. Callner, R. Bowen, N. MacGaffey, E. Richardson, J. Prall, S. Spivack, M. Erulkar.
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TOP ROW: B. F1um, C. Leiter, M. Seidel, A. Moll, L. Voluck, W. Pew, J. Schaff, T. Hale, L. Waxman, ]. Cohen, S. Allen, K. Paul, J. Eidelson, M. Collins, R. Zimmerm a n, L. Bludm an, L. Moore, R. Wa chs, A. Mintz, J. Snow , J. Higgins, S. Khella, E. Moyerman, D. Temeles, M. Pennypacker, A. Grossmann, C. Harrison, M. Young, M. Arnold,
W. Harris, B. Donziger, M. Byer, N. Calabi, S. Gardner, G. McCauley, R. Moore, J. Frailer, J. Kritchevsky, S. Michael, l. Aglow. BOTTOM ROW: M. O'Neill, D. Diament, M. Willi2ms, K. Guynn, D. Kendall, M. Redmond, D. Schwab, C. Myers, A. Escoll, D. Williams, J. Mc Nichol, S. Curtis, C. Dawson, C. Peaks. 4
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BACK ROW: E. Hudock, I. Stomackin, J. Sha w , K. Atkins, R. Sharpe, T. Bodi, S. George, D. Farraday, M. Funderburg, ]. Kirk, R. Becker, L. Bixby. FRONT ROW: M. Edelstein, A. Gerstmeier.
BACK ROW: N. Beck, R. DiTorro, C. Boonin, D. Bentley, A. Arena, M. Gerson, E. Adams. FRONT ROW: L. Hudock, M. Cain, B. Cobrin, C. Cooper.
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BACK ROW:]. Kern, D. Wilde, J. Shaw, I. Stomackin, P. Schalow, V. Mallory, K. Meyer, D. Swope, C. Vaden. FRONT ROW: P. Stavis, M. Schwartz, J. Jones, P. Reese, L. McElroy. D. Callner, C. Lud wig, ]. Shaw, I. Stomackin, D. Pastor, I. Shapiro, L. Smith, H. Whiteway, S. Sanders. P. Korostoff, S. Wilke.
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When you walk through a storm Hold your head up high, And don't be afraid of the dark. At the end of the storm Is a golden sky And the sweet silversong of a lark. Walk on through the wind Walk on through the rain Though your dreams be tossed and blown. Walk on, walk on, with hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone you'll never walk alone You are not obligated to complete the task, but neither are you free to desist from it. (Pirke Avot) You are not obligated to complete the task, but neither are you free to desist from it. (Pirke Avot)
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No man is an island, no man stands alone. Each man's joy, is joy to me, each man's sorrow my own. JVe must love one another so I will defend, Each man as my brother, each man as my friend. And so abide faith, hope, love. These three, but the greatest of these is love.
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"Time and the bell have buried the day, The black cloud carries the sun away. Will the sunflower turn to us, will the clematis Stray down, bend to us; tendril and spray Clutch and cling? Chill Fingers of yew be curled Down on us? After the kingfisher's wing Has answered light to light, and is silent, the light is still At the still point of the turning world." "Burnt Norton" --T .S . Eliot
"We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time." "Little Gidding" --T .s . Eliot
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"There is a destiny that makes us brothers, None goes his way alone . All that we send into the lives of others, Comes back into our own."
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"A wise man is no longer wise when he argues with a fool. " G. Ramcus
"A wise man who tries to explain his wisdom, has no wisdom at all." Sidhartha
"I have thought of beaches, fields, tears, laughter. I h ave thought of homes put up - and blown away. I have thought of meetings and for every meeting a Good- by. I have thought of stars going alone, Orioles in pairs, Sunsets in blundering wistful deaths. I have wanted to let go and cross over to a Ne xt star, a last star. I have asked to be left a few tears and some l aughter." -Carl Sandburg
"Ye s there are two paths you can go by But in the long run there's still time To cha nge th e road you're on. And it makes Me wonder . . . " Led Zeppelin
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You can 't always get what you want But if you try sometime You just might find You get what you need.
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"Here c omes the sun. Here com es the sun, and I say It' s all right. 11 G. Harrison
"So it's so long to so many, so far behind you Fair-weather friends that you no longer know You've still got the same lonely songs to remind you Of some.one you seemed to be so long ago." K. Kristoferson
"Hello darkness my old friend I've come to talk w ith you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains within the sounds of silence."
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"If you waste your time a-talkin' to the people who don't listen To the things that you are saying, who do you think's gonna hear? And, if you should explaining how the things that they complain about Are things they could be changing, who do you think's gonna care? There were other lonely singers in a world turned deaf and blind, Who were crucified for what they tried to show; And their voices have been scattered by the swirling winds of time, 1 Cause the truth remains that no one wants to know. " Kris Kristofferson
"Only their eyes, filled with confusion whimpering the question, 'why?' I do not think they asked why they were dying But, why they had lived When life itself seems lunatic. Who knows where madness lies. Too much sanity may be madness; To seek treasure where there is only trash; Perhaps to be practical is madness, And maddest of all, to see life as it is And not as it ought to be ! " Man of LaMancha
We have no troubles hereHere life is beautiful! "Emcee"
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"I run and run. I call it this, I call it that. You run away from something, you run after something, you never get it, is all the same". Vicki Baum
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"War is earth' s hell, Breathing fire into th e minds of young men, And leaving death as the only mask, Of a man who killed his brother, For a reason he could never di scern." L . T. '72
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nest l'heurer de s'envirer! Pour n' etre pas les esclaves Martyrises du temps Envirez- vous, envirez- vous Sans cesse! De vin, de poesie ou de verta a votre guise .
"What measure shall I give these generations That breathe on the void and are void And exist and do not exist?" -Sophocles
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"Ain't I mean, bad machine Super cool, and super mean Here I stand, for the man Super Fly Here I am . " C.M.
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You don't believe-! won't attempt to make ye: You are asleep-! won't attempt to wake ye. Sleep on, sleep on! while in your pleasant dreams Of reason you may drink of life's clear streams. Reason and Newton, They are quite two things; For the Swallow and the Sparrow sings. Reason says "Miracle": Newton says "Doubt". Aye! that's the w at y o make all Nature out. "Doubt, Doubt, and don't believe without experiment": That is the very thing that Jesus meant, When he said, "Only Believe! Believe and try! Try, Try and never mind the reason why. " William Blake
The Angel that presided o'er my birth Said, "little creature, form'd of Joy and Mirth, Go love without the h e lp of any thing on Earth. " William Blake
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"Tiger got to hunt, Bird got to fly, Man got to sit and wonder 'Why, why, why? ' Tiger got to sleep, Bird got to land, Man got to tell himself he understand"Kurt Vonnegut
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"The bread that I fetch will be eaten by strangers. I carry coal and split up wood for fires to warm them. Smoke. FUIMUS FUMUS. All of our life goes up in smoke. There is no structure, no creation in it, not even the smoky structure of dreams. Come lower, angel; whisper in our ears . We are passing away in smoke and there is nothing today but weariness to pay us for yesterday's toil. How may we save ourselves?" - Thomas Wolfe, LOOK HOMEWARD, ANGEL
"What an ass you are!" he said. "Are you so unobservant as not to have found out that sanity and happiness are an impossible combination?" - Mark Twain, THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER
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T OP ROW: Mr. Kirk (coach), T. Bodi, K. Paul, D. Wesley, C. Peaks, G. Fong, Mr. Lyons (coach). SECOND ROW: D. Tanis, W. Truehart, S. Yarnall, M. Row an, M . Williams , V. Mallory, D. Taylor. THIRD ROW: G . McCauley, M . Collins, E. Adams, R. Moore , R . Beverly. BOTTOM ROW: P. Francis (ma nager) , T. DiAngelo, J. Lindquist, J. Young (cocaptain) , B. Baird (co- c aptain), V. Carbone, C. Ludwig, E. Kohl (manager).
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VARSITY SOCCER Haverford Sch. 1 . 4. Friends' select Valley Forge Mil. A cad. 3. Penn Charter 0 . Wilmington Friends' 3. 2. Girard College Germantown Friends' 3 . 4. Doane Academy Episcopal 0 . 0. Chestnut Hill 1 Girard College 1 Penn Charter 0 Valley Forge Mil. A cad. 1 Tatnall Final Record: 8 Wins, 6 Losses F. C.
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KNEELING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Captain, P. Scott, J. Shaw, T. Hale, D. Farraday , D. Wilde , M. Redmond, J. Murdock. STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): (Ass't Coach) Mr. Dorrance, (Manager) J. Samelian, J. McNichol, M. Guynn, C. Vaden, S. Sanders, R. Donolow, E. Hudock, D. Williams, D. Callner, P. Yoskin, (Coach) Mr. Hallett.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Mitchell (Captain), D. Funderburg, L. Mitchell, E. Slap, J. Kirk, J. Jones, L. Bixby, M. Funderburg, P. Graub, L. Korostoff, C. Harrison, J. Vaden, Mrs. Jackson (Coach), E. Schwab (absent).
VARSITY HOCKEY F.C.S.2 Shipley . . . . . . . . . 1 F.C.S. 1 Del. Co. Christian . . . . 0 F. C. S . 3 . Baldwin . . . . . . . . 0 F.C.S. 6. Ellis School . . . . . . . 0 F.C.S. 4. G.A . . . . . . . . . . 0 F.C.S. 0. Westtown . . . . .4 F. C. S. 2 . Agnes Irwin . . . .3 Abington Friends. .3 F .C .S. 0 . F.C.S . 7 . . . Mitchell School .0 Season Record: 6 Wins- 3 Losses
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VARSITY BASKETBALL F. C. 33 F.C. 59 F.C. 55 F.C. 56 F.C. 45 F.C. 78 F.C. 58 F. C. 51 F.C. 49 F.C. 93
.Collingdale . . . . . .39 .Chestnut Hill • . . . . 62 .Friends' Select . . . . 50 .Haverford . . • . . . 62 .Harriton . . . . . . . 59 . F.C. Alumni . . . . . 37 .Moorestown Friends . . 35 .Delco Christian . . . • 61 .Germ antown Lutheran 44 .Girard College . . . . 11
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Bowker (Coach), Mr. Betof (Coach), J. Young, R. Sharpe, M. Cain, M. Edelstein, I. Stomackin, C. Peaks, J. Lindquist, V . Carbone (Captain), E. Huddock, K. Atkins (Captain), J. Shaw, J. Orwitz (Mgr. ).
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr . Golding (Coach), ]. Shepard, C. Turner, S. Bodi, G. Howe, T. Hale, M. Redmond, M. O'Neill, ] . McNichol, B. Baird (Captain), D. Williams, R. Harris, M. Williams, D. Wesley, K. O ' Connor, b . Tanis, G. Fong, D. Speetles, Mr. Ross.
GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL F. C. 19 F.C. 44 F.C. 38 F. C. 32 F.C. 38 F. C.
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STANDING LEFT T O RIGHT: A. Mitchell, S. Broyles, R. Becker, J. Kirk, J. Jones, J. Luxton, Miss Marter (Coach). SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Bixby, E. Ellis, S. Myer, D. Funderburg (Captain), E. Slap, M . Funderburg, N. Jackson, M. Levin.
Merion Academy (Practice) . . . . 41 Abington Friends . . . . . . . . . 40 Germantown Academy . . . . . . 20 Sacred Heart (Practice) . 56 George School . . . . . 35 Shipley . . . . . . . Baldwin . . . . . . . Germ an town Lutheran . Germantown Friends Westtown . Agnes Irwin . . . .
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B/\CK ROW, L TOR: R. Sharpe, D. Williams, M. Guynn, D. Wesley, R. Beverly. FRONT ROW, L TOR: G. Fong, R. Donolow, K . O'Connor, V. Mallory, J. Muruock, E. Huuo ck, C. Cooper, M. Cain. KNEELING, L TO R : C. Luuwi g, anu J. Shaw.
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VARSITY LACROSSE F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F. C. F.C. F.C. F.C.
TOP ROW, L TOR: M. Seidel, A. Arena, P. Korostoff, C. Kendall, N. Jackson, M. Lippman, C. Stei sel, C. Harrison, N. Calabi, S. Meyers, S. Fascione, E. Munafo. BOTTOM ROW : L TO R : S. Me y er, J. Vaden, M. Young, L. Bi xby, J. Kritchevsky, L. Korostoff, L. Hudock, A. Mitchell, L. Schwab (captain), P. Levin, D. Funderburg, M. Funderburg, S. Mahler, (coach), and J. Kirk.
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LEFT T O RIGHT- Mr . Young (Coach) , M . Byer, M . Spector, L. Tobia (Captain), R. Harris (Captain), M. Corson, C. Epstein, D . Wild e, B. Aurbach, Mr . Yarnall (Asst. Coach).
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VARSITY GIRLS' TENNIS
F.C. F .C. F.C . F .C. F .C. F.C . F .C . F. C . F.C.
Haverford High Ellis Agnes Irwin Abington Friends Merion Academy Booth School Merion Academy Baldwin Friends' Select
KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Ellis, R. Wachs, E. Slap, (Captain), R. Rosenfeld, Miss Mennie Prone. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Flum, P. Graub , S. Gardner, L. Voluck, W . Pew, Missing: R. Becker, L. McElroy.
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"THIS IS MY WORLD, WELCOME TO IT."
"If I could just hit the ball once this year."
"You need Scope."
"I think I can, I think I can!"
"Bring my gun. " "Come on Eve, I don't think they want to play with us . "
"IT's my ball, my ball." "Come on now, it's only five dollars for a yearbook. "
"1,2 , 3, redlight."
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Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1972
Unusually Good
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Best Wishes to the Class of '73 Compliments of EMERSON CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CO. , INC.
Commercial Phone 896-6620
Residential - Industrial Ardmore, Pa.
Congratulations To The Class Of 1973 Compliments Of
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"C'EST FINI. FEU CITATIONS ."
OUR THANKS TO:
Mr . Cederstrom Mrs. Duggan Mrs. Carey Our faculty and friends and our special thanks to Mr. Robert P. Emory
THE YEARBOOK STAFF COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND
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Shop without going shopping Am way home and personal care products. Delivered to your door. Mrs. Carlyle Swope, Distributor M04-5546
"you 're my bestest friend, Didi ."
1973 AVE ATQUE VALE
"the world's a mess"
MR . AND MRS . ARNOLD
BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS FROM THE
HAAS FAMILY
COMPLIMENTS OF PENN WYNNE HARDWARE
Tommy Freed Best of luck to the class of'73 - You're in a class by yourself. EVELYN AND DAVID KRITCHEVSKY Congratulations to the class of 1973
DR. AND MRS. H. BREITMAN AND JAY
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Compliments of
Limousine Service
MR. AND MRS . JOHN T. YOUNG
THANKS
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CONGRATULATIONS
to the class of 1973
from the
CHARMING SHOPS FOR FASHION AND VALUE THERE IS A CHARMING SHOP NEAR YOU
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Cedarbrook Mall Phila, Pa.
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AMERICA'S LITTLE SWEETHEART
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2. 6000 Lancaster Ave.
I. On 54th below City Line
Lots of success in future endeavors to all graduating students.
BEST WISHES BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973
TO THE CLASS OF 1973
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CONGRADUA TIONS TO THE GLADUATING CLASS OF FRIENDS' CENTRAL
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PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. MichaelJ. Pellegrini Mrs. Frederick G. Kempin Ruth R. Fiesel Albert Tashjian Associates Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 0 . Sneed Mr . and Mrs . Richard N . Bromley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Callner Dr. and Mrs. Philip George and Family Nicolas DiTorro Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Winslow Dr. and Mrs. Edward Korostoff Kerry T. Pacifico Mr. PeterS . Francis Mrs . PeterS. Francis Dr . and Mrs . Thales Bowen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leanord A . Cobrin Mr. and Mrs. Max Janoff George Funderburg Mrs . Benjamin Donolow Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Auerbach
OUR THANKS,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snydey I ou lios and Polly I ossi fides Mr. and Mrs . Winthrop D. deVilliers Schwab Victoria Alexa Bressler Mr. and Mrs. Price G . Freeman and Victor Dr . and Mrs. Enio W. Tobia Paul H . Phelps III Dr . and Mrs. Horikawa Hilary Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Duggan Larry Simmons Mr . and Mrs. L. Broyles The Adams Family Anonymous Mr. and Mrs . Jack Cederstrom Mr. and Mrs . Ellis Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Fong Jun Mme. Arditi Mr. and Mrs . Makler Mr. and Mrs . Walter P. Harris Sr.
The 1973 Yearbook Staff.
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A Complementary
SLAP from
EVE, DAVID and Mr. and Mrs. SLAP
PATRONS PI.. ANNING A TRIP ? Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Simon TRY V.I.P. TRAVEL WHERE
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Dr. and Mrs. J. Edward Taylor
NO MATTER WHAT YOUR Mr. and Mrs. Rufus 0. Williams ACCOMMODATIONS, Dr. and Mrs. John N. Lindquist THE SERVICE IS ALWAYS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rodgers FIRST CLASS ! Thelma Simmons Specializing in Student Travel Incentive Travel
Lisa Voluck
Group Travel Commercial Travel
J eflrey Bowker
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The 1973 Yearbook Staff Thanks you.
Congratulations and Good Luck For the Future
-The Samelians
Congratulations To the Class of 1973
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Lansdowne Friends' School
Thank you Friends' Central
Lincoln Robert
and Leslie Meyers
The Crucible 1973
IS THAT ALL THERE IS ?
congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1973
OUR PURPOSE: to stimulate and renew pleasant interests at Friends' Central School, as well as to promote the welfare of the scnool. OUR METHODS: we encourage your participation in school and alumni gatherings by keeping you informed of our activities. We hope that you will always make the time to keep in touch with us. You will hear from us about your friends through our alumni magazine, DIRECTIONS. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF FRIENDS' CENTRAL SCHOOL WELCOMES THE FOLLOWING NEW MEMBERS: CHRIS ANN A' HARRAH PATRICIA SHARON ANDREWS BRUCE CUNNINGHAM BAIRD ROLANDSPERGEON BEVERLY III FRANK BREITMAN CYNTHIA PHILIPS BROMLEY SHEILA JEAN BROYLES VINCENT JOSEPH CARBONE JOHN HERBERT CLAY ROSS LLOYD DONOLOW MARGARET HOLT EDWARDS LAWRENCE JOSEPH FELDMAN PETER JONATHAN FRANCIS DIANE LYNN FUNDERBURG EMMAGEOGE SARA GILLER
PEARL BETH GRAUB MARCUS ERIC GUYNN RONALD ZACHARY HARRIS SARAH GUILD HEWINS PATRICIA ALLISON KINZER WYNNE ALEXANDRA KLEIN EDWARD MITCHELL KOHL LISA ELECTRA KOROSTOFF BARBARA ANN KRITCHEVSKY MILDRED PENNY LEVIN MICHAEL SALVATORE MAGGIO DEBORAH McGEE DEBORAH SUSAN MINTZ ANN LION MITCHELL D. LYDIA MITCHELL JAMES DYSON MURDOCK
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KEVIN O'CONNOR JONATHAN IRA ORWITZ JANICE PELLEGRINI STEVEN WILLIAM PORTMAN MARY SUSAN RYAN JON HAIG SAMELIAN LOUISE MARGARET SCHALOW ELIZA BALDWIN SCHWAB PHILIP EMORY SCOTT EVE MARGULIS SLAP MICHAEL SPECTOR LOREN STANLEY TOBIA AMYL YNN TUCHINSKY JANICE LYNN VADEN PETER YOSKIN JOHN TOLL YOUNG JR.