logging in or signing up gfs class of 59 reunion gerinzhills Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 75 Category: Occasions/ Fam.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: May 08, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description The History of the Class of 59 Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: CLASS OF 1959 GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL Slide 4: WHAT DID WE LEARN AT GFS? We learned to play games BASEBALL6th GRADE BOYS : BASEBALL6th GRADE BOYS We learned to play games Slide 8: GOLF We learned to play games Slide 9: FOOTBALL We learned to play games Slide 10: TENNIS We learned to play games Slide 11: SALUTING We learned to play games Slide 13: SOCCER Fall of 1950 - 4th Grade We learned to play games Slide 15: We learned to play games HOCKEY : HOCKEY We learned to play games Slide 18: We learned to watch others play games Slide 19: We learned to watch others play games Slide 20: We learned to watch others play games Slide 21: We learned to watch others play games Slide 22: We learned to watch others play games Slide 23: We learned to watch others play games Slide 24: We learned to watch others play games Slide 25: We learned to play Slide 26: Barby Paul, Barbie Post, Emmy Novotny, Jane Sheppard, Gainor Roberts We learned to play Slide 27: Jim Walker with Tom Logan in the shadows We learned to play Slide 28: Jane Sheppard Martha Winnet, Margie Kipp, Pixie Parke Barby Paul, Barbie Post, Gainor Roberts We learned to play Slide 29: Gainor We learned to play Slide 30: We learned to play Slide 31: We learned to play Slide 32: We learned to play Slide 33: We learned to play Slide 34: We learned to play Slide 36: We learned to play instruments Slide 37: We learned to play instruments Slide 39: The Art of Partying Slide 40: The Art of Partying Slide 41: The Art of Partying Slide 42: The Art of Partying Slide 43: The Art of Partying Slide 44: Partying at the shore The Art of Partying Slide 45: We learned to party in 5th grade The Art of Partying Slide 46: We Learned to Put Our Best Foot Forward Jane, Martha, Pixie, Gainor, Margie, Barby, Barbie The Art of Partying Slide 47: We Learned To Be In Plays THE MALVERN FESTIVAL Slide 48: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 49: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 50: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 51: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 52: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 53: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 54: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 55: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 56: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 57: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 58: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 59: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 60: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 61: We learned the value of friendship Slide 62: David Mallery and Betsy Maxfield 1958 With Ed Dreby John Foster and Chip Stokes We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 63: April 1959 Emmy, Barb, Jane, Margie We Learned the Value of Friendship Jeanette Favre : Jeanette Favre We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 65: Dottie and Roger We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 66: At The Purves House June 1950 Jim Walker Brook Mann Joe Schulze next two might be younger siblings? We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 67: Debbie and Ted We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 68: Roger and Chip We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 69: Marto, Alison, Charlie, Jim We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 70: Brook Mann’s Birthday Party, January, 1952 Left to Right: Brook Mann, Harry Streamer, Jim Walker, Eric Thompson, Murray Mould (my neighbor), Tom Logan, Dave Palmer, Chip Stokes, Wilson Oelkers, Vince Perry, Ed Dreby, Al Price, Beth (my Sister) & and Mother We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 71: Top Row: Jane Sheppard, Gloria Bowman, Pam Heyl, Martha Winnet, Julie McClintock, Christie Price, Middle Row: Dave Palmer, Tom Logan, Wilson Oelkers, Brook Mann, Dick Taber Front Row: Pete McCord, Bob Felin with the Shmoos Brook Mann’s Birthday Party, January, 1948 We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 72: Roger, Ed, Richard, Emmy We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 73: Pete, Brook, Ed, Wilson We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 74: Richard and Ray We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 75: Julie and Betsy We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 76: Barbie and Margie We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 77: Margy and Linda We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 78: Brook, Wilson, Tom We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 79: Jeannette, Debbie, and Sigrun We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 80: We Learned Geometry Slide 81: STRAIGHT AND CURVED LINES We Learned Geometry Slide 82: PYRAMIDS We Learned Geometry Slide 83: TRAPEZOIDS We Learned Geometry Slide 84: PARALLELOGRAMS We Learned Geometry Slide 85: SPIRALS We Learned Geometry Slide 86: RECTANGLES We Learned Geometry Slide 87: VERTICALS We Learned Geometry Slide 88: And when we were ready to graduate we learned that this place and these people were special Slide 89: Mary Jane Garvan and Debbie Browning Graduation Slide 90: Linda Rosenwald and Bob Felin outside the Meeting House Graduation Slide 91: Joe Schulze, Debbie Browning, David Kennedy and Linda Rosenwald Graduation Slide 92: Graduation Slide 94: Fifty years later We are still learning…. Slide 95: GAINOR E. ROBERTS We are still learning Slide 96: ERIC E. THOMPSON We are still learning Slide 97: JOHN O. FOSTER We are still learning Slide 98: LINDA ROSENWALD LEVY We are still learning Slide 99: DEBORAH BROWNING LeVEEN We are still learning Slide 100: MARTIN R. LENTZ We are still learning Slide 101: CYNTHIA BOUNDS LUCAS We are still learning Slide 102: RAYMOND S. WILLIAMS We are still learning Slide 103: WILLIAM BURSTON We are still learning Slide 104: BARBARA PAUL BORST We are still learning Slide 105: RICHARD K. SPAULDING We are still learning Slide 106: ALAN E. MANN We are still learning Slide 107: WILLIAM H. SNODGRASS We are still learning Slide 108: C. DAVIS PALMER We are still learning Slide 109: BARBARA POST WALTON We are still learning Slide 110: ELIZABETH MAXWELL CROFTS We are still learning Slide 111: E. WELLFORD MASON, JR. We are still learning Slide 112: DOROTHY SHARPLESS STRANG We are still learning Slide 113: PAMELA HEYL HORRISBERGER We are still learning Slide 114: EDWIN C. DREBY, IV We are still learning Slide 115: ANTHONY NADEN We are still learning Slide 116: RAYMOND C. MACHLER, JR. We are still learning Slide 117: JANE THOMAS STEVENSON We are still learning Slide 118: MARGARET KIPP SURBECK We are still learning Slide 119: JAMES S. WALKER Slide 120: MARTHA WINNET TENUTO We are still learning Slide 121: CHRISTINE PRICE PENGLASE We are still learning Slide 122: ALICE PARKE WATSON We are still learning Slide 123: FAITH GROVER SCOTT We are still learning Slide 124: We Are Still Partying Slide 125: 35th Reunion We are still partying Slide 126: We Celebrate Dave Mallery October, 2003 We are still partying Slide 127: We Are Still Partying - Mallery Celebration Roger Thanhauser Betsy Crofts Dick Taber Jim Walker Nancy Huss John Foster Slide 128: Ray Williams Dorothy Strang Marto Lentz Alice (Pixie) Watson Faith Scott We Are Still Partying - Mallery Celebration Slide 129: We Are Still Partying - Tucson Slide 131: … and now we remember some of the brilliant men and women who helped us on our journey Slide 132: We Remember Slide 133: We Remember Slide 134: MR. WILLING’S 10th GRADE BIOLOGY CLASS We Remember Slide 135: MR. KENYON’S 6TH GRADE CLASS We Remember Slide 136: MISS PRICE’S 2ND GRADE CLASS We Remember Slide 137: David Mallery continues to inspire us Slide 138: Gone, But Never Forgotten John C. Bell Charles Stokes Susan Gilmer Bradbury Sigrun Kuhne Schaefer Alison Price Theodore E. Cohn Robert Felin Leila Foster Smith Emily Kirschbaum Price Katriona Leslie Mary Jane Garvan Vincent Perry Slide 139: CLASS OF 1959 GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL CREDITS : CREDITS DVD designed by Gainor Roberts Thanks to everyone who contributed Their photographs and scans for this project And to the Alumni Office for photos from the Archives Slide 141: MUSIC CLASS OF 1959 1. Hail Our School by Franz Joseph Haydn with text by Otis Balis (GFS 1921) From the recording Celebration of Singing Germantown Friends School Choir in Memory of Mary Brewer WHAT DID WE LEARN AT GFS? WE LEARNED TO PLAY GAMES 1. Take Me Out to the Ballgame played by Liberace from the album “The Golden Years of Television, vol. 5” 2. Get a Job by the Silhouettes 1957 WE LEARNED TO WATCH OTHERS PLAY GAMES 1. Lollipop by the Chordettes 1958 WE LEARNED TO PLAY INSTRUMENTS 1. William Tell Overture, Rossini Slide 142: THE ART OF PARTYING 1. At The Hop by Danny and the Juniors 1957 WE LEARNED TO BE IN PLAYS 1. Brush Up Your Shakespeare by Cole Porter from Kiss Me Kate Broadway Cast Recording 2000 – Original show opened in Philadelphia on December 2, 1948 WE LEARNED THE VALUE OF FRIENDSHIP 1. In the Still of the Night The Five Satins 1956 WE LEARNED GEOMETRY 1. Duke of Earl by Gene Chandler 1961 WE LEARNED THAT THIS PLACE AND THESE PEOPLE WERE SPECIAL 1.Graduation Day by the Four Freshmen, 1956 Slide 143: FIFTY YEARS LATER WE ARE STILL LEARNING 1.Those Oldies but Goodies by Little Caesar and the Romans 1961 2. Little Darlin’ by The Diamonds 1957 3. Blue Moon by the Marcels 1961 4. All I Have to Do is Dream by the Everly Brothers 1958 5. Come Go With Me by The Dell-Vikings 1957 WE ARE STILL PARTYING 1. Sh-Boom by The Chords 1954 WE REMEMBER 1. Ce Moys de May by Clement Janequin (1485-1558) From the recording Celebration of Singing Germantown Friends School Choir in Memory of Mary Brewer 2. The Lord Bless You and Keep You by Peter Lurkin (1858-1931) From the recording Celebration of Singing Germantown Friends School Choir in Memory of Mary Brewer CREDITS 19. Alleluia by Randall Thompson (1899-1984) From the recording Celebration of Singing Germantown Friends School Choir in Memory of Mary Brewer You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
gfs class of 59 reunion gerinzhills Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 75 Category: Occasions/ Fam.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: May 08, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description The History of the Class of 59 Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: CLASS OF 1959 GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL Slide 4: WHAT DID WE LEARN AT GFS? We learned to play games BASEBALL6th GRADE BOYS : BASEBALL6th GRADE BOYS We learned to play games Slide 8: GOLF We learned to play games Slide 9: FOOTBALL We learned to play games Slide 10: TENNIS We learned to play games Slide 11: SALUTING We learned to play games Slide 13: SOCCER Fall of 1950 - 4th Grade We learned to play games Slide 15: We learned to play games HOCKEY : HOCKEY We learned to play games Slide 18: We learned to watch others play games Slide 19: We learned to watch others play games Slide 20: We learned to watch others play games Slide 21: We learned to watch others play games Slide 22: We learned to watch others play games Slide 23: We learned to watch others play games Slide 24: We learned to watch others play games Slide 25: We learned to play Slide 26: Barby Paul, Barbie Post, Emmy Novotny, Jane Sheppard, Gainor Roberts We learned to play Slide 27: Jim Walker with Tom Logan in the shadows We learned to play Slide 28: Jane Sheppard Martha Winnet, Margie Kipp, Pixie Parke Barby Paul, Barbie Post, Gainor Roberts We learned to play Slide 29: Gainor We learned to play Slide 30: We learned to play Slide 31: We learned to play Slide 32: We learned to play Slide 33: We learned to play Slide 34: We learned to play Slide 36: We learned to play instruments Slide 37: We learned to play instruments Slide 39: The Art of Partying Slide 40: The Art of Partying Slide 41: The Art of Partying Slide 42: The Art of Partying Slide 43: The Art of Partying Slide 44: Partying at the shore The Art of Partying Slide 45: We learned to party in 5th grade The Art of Partying Slide 46: We Learned to Put Our Best Foot Forward Jane, Martha, Pixie, Gainor, Margie, Barby, Barbie The Art of Partying Slide 47: We Learned To Be In Plays THE MALVERN FESTIVAL Slide 48: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 49: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 50: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 51: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 52: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 53: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 54: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 55: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 56: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 57: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 58: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 59: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 60: We Learned to be in Plays Slide 61: We learned the value of friendship Slide 62: David Mallery and Betsy Maxfield 1958 With Ed Dreby John Foster and Chip Stokes We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 63: April 1959 Emmy, Barb, Jane, Margie We Learned the Value of Friendship Jeanette Favre : Jeanette Favre We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 65: Dottie and Roger We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 66: At The Purves House June 1950 Jim Walker Brook Mann Joe Schulze next two might be younger siblings? We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 67: Debbie and Ted We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 68: Roger and Chip We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 69: Marto, Alison, Charlie, Jim We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 70: Brook Mann’s Birthday Party, January, 1952 Left to Right: Brook Mann, Harry Streamer, Jim Walker, Eric Thompson, Murray Mould (my neighbor), Tom Logan, Dave Palmer, Chip Stokes, Wilson Oelkers, Vince Perry, Ed Dreby, Al Price, Beth (my Sister) & and Mother We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 71: Top Row: Jane Sheppard, Gloria Bowman, Pam Heyl, Martha Winnet, Julie McClintock, Christie Price, Middle Row: Dave Palmer, Tom Logan, Wilson Oelkers, Brook Mann, Dick Taber Front Row: Pete McCord, Bob Felin with the Shmoos Brook Mann’s Birthday Party, January, 1948 We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 72: Roger, Ed, Richard, Emmy We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 73: Pete, Brook, Ed, Wilson We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 74: Richard and Ray We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 75: Julie and Betsy We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 76: Barbie and Margie We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 77: Margy and Linda We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 78: Brook, Wilson, Tom We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 79: Jeannette, Debbie, and Sigrun We Learned the Value of Friendship Slide 80: We Learned Geometry Slide 81: STRAIGHT AND CURVED LINES We Learned Geometry Slide 82: PYRAMIDS We Learned Geometry Slide 83: TRAPEZOIDS We Learned Geometry Slide 84: PARALLELOGRAMS We Learned Geometry Slide 85: SPIRALS We Learned Geometry Slide 86: RECTANGLES We Learned Geometry Slide 87: VERTICALS We Learned Geometry Slide 88: And when we were ready to graduate we learned that this place and these people were special Slide 89: Mary Jane Garvan and Debbie Browning Graduation Slide 90: Linda Rosenwald and Bob Felin outside the Meeting House Graduation Slide 91: Joe Schulze, Debbie Browning, David Kennedy and Linda Rosenwald Graduation Slide 92: Graduation Slide 94: Fifty years later We are still learning…. Slide 95: GAINOR E. ROBERTS We are still learning Slide 96: ERIC E. THOMPSON We are still learning Slide 97: JOHN O. FOSTER We are still learning Slide 98: LINDA ROSENWALD LEVY We are still learning Slide 99: DEBORAH BROWNING LeVEEN We are still learning Slide 100: MARTIN R. LENTZ We are still learning Slide 101: CYNTHIA BOUNDS LUCAS We are still learning Slide 102: RAYMOND S. WILLIAMS We are still learning Slide 103: WILLIAM BURSTON We are still learning Slide 104: BARBARA PAUL BORST We are still learning Slide 105: RICHARD K. SPAULDING We are still learning Slide 106: ALAN E. MANN We are still learning Slide 107: WILLIAM H. SNODGRASS We are still learning Slide 108: C. DAVIS PALMER We are still learning Slide 109: BARBARA POST WALTON We are still learning Slide 110: ELIZABETH MAXWELL CROFTS We are still learning Slide 111: E. WELLFORD MASON, JR. We are still learning Slide 112: DOROTHY SHARPLESS STRANG We are still learning Slide 113: PAMELA HEYL HORRISBERGER We are still learning Slide 114: EDWIN C. DREBY, IV We are still learning Slide 115: ANTHONY NADEN We are still learning Slide 116: RAYMOND C. MACHLER, JR. We are still learning Slide 117: JANE THOMAS STEVENSON We are still learning Slide 118: MARGARET KIPP SURBECK We are still learning Slide 119: JAMES S. WALKER Slide 120: MARTHA WINNET TENUTO We are still learning Slide 121: CHRISTINE PRICE PENGLASE We are still learning Slide 122: ALICE PARKE WATSON We are still learning Slide 123: FAITH GROVER SCOTT We are still learning Slide 124: We Are Still Partying Slide 125: 35th Reunion We are still partying Slide 126: We Celebrate Dave Mallery October, 2003 We are still partying Slide 127: We Are Still Partying - Mallery Celebration Roger Thanhauser Betsy Crofts Dick Taber Jim Walker Nancy Huss John Foster Slide 128: Ray Williams Dorothy Strang Marto Lentz Alice (Pixie) Watson Faith Scott We Are Still Partying - Mallery Celebration Slide 129: We Are Still Partying - Tucson Slide 131: … and now we remember some of the brilliant men and women who helped us on our journey Slide 132: We Remember Slide 133: We Remember Slide 134: MR. WILLING’S 10th GRADE BIOLOGY CLASS We Remember Slide 135: MR. KENYON’S 6TH GRADE CLASS We Remember Slide 136: MISS PRICE’S 2ND GRADE CLASS We Remember Slide 137: David Mallery continues to inspire us Slide 138: Gone, But Never Forgotten John C. Bell Charles Stokes Susan Gilmer Bradbury Sigrun Kuhne Schaefer Alison Price Theodore E. Cohn Robert Felin Leila Foster Smith Emily Kirschbaum Price Katriona Leslie Mary Jane Garvan Vincent Perry Slide 139: CLASS OF 1959 GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL CREDITS : CREDITS DVD designed by Gainor Roberts Thanks to everyone who contributed Their photographs and scans for this project And to the Alumni Office for photos from the Archives Slide 141: MUSIC CLASS OF 1959 1. Hail Our School by Franz Joseph Haydn with text by Otis Balis (GFS 1921) From the recording Celebration of Singing Germantown Friends School Choir in Memory of Mary Brewer WHAT DID WE LEARN AT GFS? WE LEARNED TO PLAY GAMES 1. Take Me Out to the Ballgame played by Liberace from the album “The Golden Years of Television, vol. 5” 2. Get a Job by the Silhouettes 1957 WE LEARNED TO WATCH OTHERS PLAY GAMES 1. Lollipop by the Chordettes 1958 WE LEARNED TO PLAY INSTRUMENTS 1. William Tell Overture, Rossini Slide 142: THE ART OF PARTYING 1. At The Hop by Danny and the Juniors 1957 WE LEARNED TO BE IN PLAYS 1. Brush Up Your Shakespeare by Cole Porter from Kiss Me Kate Broadway Cast Recording 2000 – Original show opened in Philadelphia on December 2, 1948 WE LEARNED THE VALUE OF FRIENDSHIP 1. In the Still of the Night The Five Satins 1956 WE LEARNED GEOMETRY 1. Duke of Earl by Gene Chandler 1961 WE LEARNED THAT THIS PLACE AND THESE PEOPLE WERE SPECIAL 1.Graduation Day by the Four Freshmen, 1956 Slide 143: FIFTY YEARS LATER WE ARE STILL LEARNING 1.Those Oldies but Goodies by Little Caesar and the Romans 1961 2. Little Darlin’ by The Diamonds 1957 3. Blue Moon by the Marcels 1961 4. All I Have to Do is Dream by the Everly Brothers 1958 5. Come Go With Me by The Dell-Vikings 1957 WE ARE STILL PARTYING 1. Sh-Boom by The Chords 1954 WE REMEMBER 1. Ce Moys de May by Clement Janequin (1485-1558) From the recording Celebration of Singing Germantown Friends School Choir in Memory of Mary Brewer 2. The Lord Bless You and Keep You by Peter Lurkin (1858-1931) From the recording Celebration of Singing Germantown Friends School Choir in Memory of Mary Brewer CREDITS 19. Alleluia by Randall Thompson (1899-1984) From the recording Celebration of Singing Germantown Friends School Choir in Memory of Mary Brewer