George School Wins Award for Viewbook
George School is a proud 2021 Brilliance Award Winner from InspirED School Marketers. The 2021 George School deconstructed admission viewbook received the silver award for Printed Viewbook/Prospectus.
Author: Alyson Cittadino
Lexi Muller ’23 Sets New Swimming Records
Lexi Muller ‘23 helped set two George School athletic records in the varsity girls’ swim team victory over Friends Select School on December 16, 2021. Lexi set an individual record in the girls’ 50-yard freestyle with a time of 25.92 beating the previous record of 26.21 seconds.
Alumni Award Nominations Now Open
The Advancement Office is now seeking nominations for its annual Alumni Awards, which are presented during Alumni Weekend, taking place May 6—8, 2022. Any George School alum celebrating a reunion is eligible for nomination.
Lael Brainard ’79 Selected to be Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve Bank
Lael Brainard ’79 was recently selected by President Joe Biden to be Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve Bank. Upon confirmation, Lael will be just the third woman to serve in the position.
Remembering George School Alum Stephen Sondheim ’46
Of the many George School alums who found careers in music and theater, Stephen Sondheim ’46 is the most prolific. He is a legend in the musical theater industry producing music and lyrics to nearly twenty of Broadway’s biggest hits.
Bryce Flowers ’24 named All-State Soccer Player
Boys’ varsity soccer player Bryce Flowers ’24 was the unanimous pick for All-League & All-State honors by the Friends Schools League (FSL) coaches. Bryce scored twenty-two goals—the most of any FSL player this season. Players are selected in recognition of their outstanding performance.
Carter Sio ‘76 and Charlie Sizer ’22 Chosen for Works in Wood Exhibition
Woodworking teacher, Carter Sio ‘76 and student Charlie Sizer ’22, were both selected to be featured in the Works in Wood, New Hope Arts 22nd Annual Juried Exhibition.
Jack Ford ’14 and Lloyd Moyer ’96: Working with Wood, Two Perspectives
George School alums Jack Ford ’14 and Lloyd Moyer ’96 are proud to bring, Working with Wood, Two Perspectives, to the Class of 1956 Gallery in the Mollie Dodd Anderson Library now through February 11, 2022.
Boys’ Varsity Soccer Advances in PAISAA Tournament
For the first time in eight years, the boys’ varsity soccer team advanced to the second round of the PAISSAA Tournament beating Haverford School 2-0.
Kirby Fredendall ’84: The Color of Light
While the paintings can be most directly defined as landscapes, they can be more accurately described as representations of the constantly changing energy of our relationship with not only ourselves, but also with those around us and with our environment. They examine the unbreakable but changeable connections that exist between forces both within us and without.