Episcopal Academy - Tabula Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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Donald Pla f Bef oleff HEN Bert entered our ranks as a sophomore he seemed somewhat self con scrous Soon howexcr thrs rnrtral barrrer was torn down and Don showed us hrs fun loyrng and capable temperament Bert wrll be remembered for hrs frrendlyf smrle the famous Bertolett blue Cheyre hrs surprrsrng bursts of energy' when aroused and hrs openly pro nounced slreptrcrsm accompanred by a broad aw and a yrgorous scratchrng of the head Unawareness of hrs own potentralrtres and modesty keep Don from showrng outwardly prrde rn a Job ws ell done Hrs greatest source of drstress rs feeling he has not fully' 'rchrey ed hrs purpose That he has latent eapacrtres was shown rn the art studro where he amazed us wrth hrs uork A good athlete Don has been an end on the yarsrty football team for two years and has held a posrtron on the wrestlrnv team Honest amrable and competent Bert needs only to garn self confidence ln years to corne Richard f0Q'df6 Dale Biddle Eprscopal rn thc Mulrlle School Although he has been rn our class only for the Past tuo xcars rt rs hard to belrexe that Drck has not always rernarned wrth us Slats, as he rs sornetrmes callcd rs chrefly noted for hrs extremely tall th1n Hgure and hrs easy' gorng attrtude He seems to regard school work as an obstacle to be skr ped oyer as qurckly and easrly as possrble let he has shown that he can do a thrng well rf he puts hrs nurul to rt as was eyrnced by hrs persrstent work at squash thrs wrnter Drek rs one of the class rnost actrye socralrtes berng a eonsprcuous Hgure at debutante partres Slats wrll be long rernernbcred by a large nurnber of hrs classmates for hrs fun lovrng carefree nature and for hrs eyer present sense of humor lf? 1 7 ' R'. ' , Q ll Yv 7' - Q ' ' 9 7 v Q ' ! ' Y 11. V -1, .V .V V. O . r 1 1 1 ' o o ICK came to our class from St. Paul's School last year after having been at , . ,K .fu ' ',. . ' , ' . . Y V . ' . . N C bqyv , . V . . , . . , . 1 . . ' V l - .'

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fdgur Newbola' Bluclq V EWBOLD 1S one of the few who have come all the way through the school from krndergarten He rs probably the most rllustrrous orrgrnal member for hrs name has focused more lrght upon the Academy than any other rn the class Few of us realrze that every mornrng before school durrng the wrnter term Newb can be found at the Ardmore Rrnk drlrgently practrcrng hrs skatrng As a result he has been a promrnent figure rn natronal skatrng contests In the sprrng he wrll captarn our defendrng Inter Academrc League Clrampronshrp tennrs team as well as compete rn the track meets Besrdes berng an athlete Newb rs definrtely a scholar Hrs abrlrty rn anythrng concernrng mathematrcs rs renowned Wrth socral affabrlrty and a knack for tellrng storres he IS at home rn any company Jolm Henry Augustus Bombegeq Ill ACK wrll be remembered by hrs classmates for hrs borsterous bellow and the accompanying good natured slap on the back He rs forever ready wrth a qurp whrch hrs fellow students enjoy to the utmost Srgmunds boundless enthusrasrn lrowexer extends well beyond hrs norsy lov ralrty and rnanrfests rtself rn all of hrs actrsrtres ln tl1e fall ack was a trreless center on the football squad mhrle rn the xsrnter he xt as a scorrng threat on the outsrde basketball team Thrs sprrng ack nranagcd the baseball team very cap ab y One of Balmy s major rnterests rs the Glee Club and lrrs aptness as a Hrst bass has been exceeded only by hrs aptness mth the fan ses at the concert dances Enthusrasm and a josral personalrty are ack s for tes and should carry hrm far 20 ' 2 , . ' 9 Y . , . , . . , . . . . .. . , . . . . , , . - , , . . . , .. J V Y . . Y. Q V V . 1 . . Q Q. J , J 4 Y - l. - 1 . . . . , . , , SI v . .