Episcopal Academy - Tabula Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1948 volume:

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A YLVANIA The man lo whom we dedncale our TABULA as well lcnown by every member ol our class We have all fell' the Influence of has advnce and quxdance IH The pasl few years In addnhon many of us have been more lorlunare an having closer con+ac+s wnfh ham nn The classroom and on +he alhleluc held These IH parlncular have enloyecl hrs lceen sense of humor and hrs Iovual rubbing ln all our conlecls wrlh hum we have apprecna+ed has sunceruly his franlfness and has elfncrenl and business lulre way ol donng lhungs ll ns mavnly lor 'rhese reasons lhaf we Yhe class of I948 proudly dedncaie our TABULA lo James fl. Mrk damn I U 'I e fx .411 -s lffisf Z4 s Y jig ggg. In JI if ,ji Sf R i V 3 '+L xr L sg? 'f'w S! --and 'is 'Y um ' WP' -v James fl, Mc-K 00,00 .o,..:..,. .V i l 'Q 4 . 7 Q4,z!i '5i- '-1 . V L h . 1 . V 'x .- , V N:-31-','Zf::.. ,I '- '- . . --' . f , v'24,.f -.'- vm, -'Mr' '35 .pi -Y .V .,t,.., f Y E .js ,r ,A ' , -,e1,1w , I S , ,. H n ,Hi 1 ., 1 . ,qi T' .5-.. l .W .. . .4 . 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I - - 5 V fx' ' K Q A +5 I ' -TN '. 4 ' u W , +935-' N ,,. M - -ff., . ' ' 'hy' -f I 'YP' f -R 1 1 I .LQ L as as THE FACULTY FACULTY OF THE UPPER SCHOOL Crevulle Haslam BA Massachuseffs lnshfufe of Technology MA honorary Unrversnfy of Pennsylvanna LH D honorary Trunofy FR GS Head Masrer af Epnscopal since l92l Wnlluam H Orllepp A B Yale Unlversvry Master al Episcopal sunce I924 Asslslan+ Head Masfer srnce I94O Englush Charles S Shnnn Ph B M A Brown Unrverslry LL B Temple Unlversufy Law School Masfer af Eprscopal since l907 Reglsfrar Mafhemahcs College Masrer af Episcopal slnce I905 Head of Lahn Deparfmenf Greek John Henry Brnnfon B S Johns Hopkms Unrverslfy A M Unlversnry of Pennsylvania Masler af Epuscopal since I92I Dvrecfor of Afhlehcs Husfory Earlham Bryan? SB Haverford College BS In CE Umversnfy of Pennsylvania Masrer af Epuscopal snnce I92I Head of French and Spanish Deparlmenfs Hugh Hamullon McClelland AB AM Unlversaly of Pennsylvania Masfer af Episcopal since I924 Head of Mafhemahcs Deparfmenf George Tobey Davis A B Bowdonn College M A Wesleyan Unuversrry Masfer af Epnscopal snnce l926 Lahn Kennnfh Ravenscroff Balsley A B Wesleyan Umverslfy A M Yale Unnversuly Masfer af Epsscopal sunce I93O Head of Englosh Deparfmenf Raymond H Keegan AB Harvard Unuversury Masrer al Epuscopal sunce T932 French and Spanlsh Mrner W Merrock A B Amhersl College Masler ar Episcopal snnce l932 Hlsrory Charles G Eckles A B Washnngfon and Jefferson Masrer af Episcopal smce I936 Head of German Deparfmenf Mafhemahcs S Rowland Morgan Jr AB Wullnams College MA Unaversuly of Pennsylvania Masler af Epuscopal since l936 Execuhve Dnrecror of The Academy Fund l'-747 l948 James J Brennan AB CIJBK Duke Unvverslry MA Bosfon Unuwersxfy Masrer af Eplscopal slnce I937 Head of Hlsfory Deparfmenf Forresf D Comlorl BA Penn College MA Haverford College EdM Harvard Umverslfy Harvard Psychuafrlc Clvmc Masfer ai Eplscopal smce l938 Guvdance Frank M Shanbacker AB Pnncefon Unuversvfy Masfer af Epuscopal since l94O Englush Roberf W Neafhery Jr A B Unuversury of Ruchmond Masrer af Epuscopal sunce l942 Head of Scuence Deparfmenf ',. --1 1- X 1 . . ' I o n - s Frederick James DooliHle, A.B., 1iD.B.K., Kenyon College: .L.H.D. lhonoraryl, Kenyon X Y will? I 'i if X fi TK.4n?'lUu 'D-. ,W W PX M in 'fm THE FACULTY We-KX ,f Enlz Eugene Dlxon Jr Harvard Unnversvfy Masler a+ Episcopal slnce T943 Dnreclor of Admusslons snnce T944 French Malhemalucs The Reverend Ruchard T Lyford A B Harvard Umversufy S T B Epnscopal Theologu cal School Masfer af Epzscopal srnce T943 Sacred Sfudues James H MCK uunn A B Unsversuly of Pennsylvania Masfer aT Epuscopal smce T943 Assusfanl' To The Head Masfer sence T947 Englush Waller E Johnson AB Pruncelon Umversufy MA Columbia Unuversuly M Mus Wesfmnnsfer Choir School Masfer af Epuscopal slnce T944 Durecfor of Musoc The Reverend Elberl K Sf Clanre AB Prlncelon Unnversufy BD Episcopal Theo loglcal Semnnary Chaplain af Episcopal snnce T945 Sacred Sfudues Anfhony Wayne Rndgway Unlversufy of Pennsylvanna Masfer al' Epnscopal snnce T947 Englush Wnllnam Smyfhe Sargenf B S M S Umversrfy of Pennsylvama Masler ar Epsscopal snnce T947 Bnology Physucs General Sclence Wnllvam Poe Whale A B Johns Hopluns Unrversufy M A Columbna Umversnfy Um versnfy of Edsnburgh Masfer al Epnscopal sence T947 Englnsh Erancus T Wnlson B A Yale Unuversufy Masfer af Epnscopal snnce T947 Malhemahcs Kalherune R Rambo B S nn Educahon Temple Umversufy Lnbraruan aT Episcopal sunce 948 On leave ol absence Thus year FACULTY OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL Foresf Lee Gager BS Pennsylvanna Sfafe Teachers College Physucal Educahon Temple Unnversury Master a+ Epuscopal sance T9T3 Supervnsor of The Muddle School sunce T940 Edwzn W Drexel Masler ai' Episcopal snnce T933 Mechanical Drawlng and Hands craff Donald A Muller B S Pennsylvama Sfafe Teachers College Temple Umversafy M Ed Penn Sfafe Masler al Episcopal sunce T934 Roberf L German A B A M Unuversnfy of Pennsylvanua Masler al Eplscopal slnce T936 Roberf G Brspham AB Wrlluams College AM Columbia Unrversnly Masler af Epnscopal smce T937 Edward Shnppen Wullung Jr A B Wnllnams College Masfer af Epuscopal sunce T94I Harry A Harrvs B FA Unrversufy of Pennsylvanra School of Tnduslrual Arf Masfer af Episcopal smce T942 Ar+ George Langdon Brown Umversufy Masfer af Episcopal snnce T942 -J-'gva . 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I . - I . , . ., I I . ., . , . ., . ., ' . . , . ., I . ., . , ., . ., . . . , . . ., , . , . . 6 f .5 4 ,f THE FACULTY 3 f-W 'mf vw as 4 ' af 1 John N Summer A B Wlllnam and Mary Masrer af Episcopal slnce l943 Thornfon W S Blrdsell BS Darfmoulh College Masfer af Eprscopal smce I944 John R Taylor BS Muslungum Masfer al Epxscopal srnce I944 Curhs York B Mus Wesfmlnsfer Choir College Masfer al' Epnscopal since I947 FAULTY OF THE LOWER SCHOOL Marlorle B Carpenler B S In Educahon Temple Unrverslfy Vassar Musfress al Episcopal sunce I936 Supervrsor of The Lower School snnce I936 Roberf Trouf BA Lafayeffe College M S an Educahon Unlversuly of Pennsylvania Masler af Episcopal smce I937 Marfha P Allen B S Unuversufy of Pennsylvanua Mssfress af Eprscopal l940 To l94l Re enlered In I945 Marguernfe Snbley Elemenlary School of Muslc Unuversnfy of Pennsylvania Mlsfress al Eprscopal since l94O Musuc Jeanne M B Worfhung BA Bryn Mawr College Malls School Mnslress af Episcopal l942 +o I945 Re enlered I946 Helene deLone A B Wellesley Muslress af Epnscopal smce I946 Carolme Lee Beard Sweefbruar Mnslress af Episcopal since I947 Barbara Jean Hume, B S, Cornell Umversdy Musfress af Epnscopal snnce I947 Elszabelh Johnson, A B , Wellesley Mns+ress al Epuscopal snnce I947 Esfher Lounse Monfgomery, A B, Vassar Musfress af Epuscopal smce I947 'Marcia S Sfevens, A B , Bales College. Bosfon Unuverslfy Mrslress af Episcopal since I947 Carlsen E Calverf, B A, Vuclorza Umversufy College, M A, Auckland Unnversuly, New Zealand Musfress a+ Episcopal srnce I948 Eleanor June E6Sl'WlCk Musfress al Epnscopal srnce I948 ' Resngned December I947 f if-,q . 7 fa' 7.4 if ' .f, HL . '50 M' . . -1' ' ' B ' 'fr 1 'flf .:' , ' lj' -4 z?y'l,ff 4fQ ' ' 1 1 .r Z ,.i?f :arf . X ' .L . ' L, . 35 ,, .4 Iii' 5' . - V 33:15 .-3 , ffl- . ki,-lj-. of i 4 l In Honor of fhe Senror Masler ol lhe Epuscopal Academy Frederick James Doolvllle amncus ef dux puerorum Your fully lhree years of 'reach :ng and Hue love and admarahon of your numerous pupils conhrm lhe phrase wrfh whsch you have descrrbed yourself Taughf by you many know 'lhe ruch rewards of classrcal sludues Your colleagues have called you rugged snmple uncompromuslng Knowing well 'the classroom and :ls rewards of hear? and mund you have slead fasfly declsned headmasl rshups IH order lo do well 'rhe cenlral eflfechve and endur mg fob of 'rhe feacher Frederuclc James Doolnflrle you wnll now be presenled by 'rhe secrefary of lhe faculfy for lhe degree of Docfor of Humane Lellers Kerry eq mbe o u e 6 a Teacher of unusual devolionf' , cr' Ccll e, Ga i r, Ohi , J n I , 1947 FIRST ROW: Wasserman, Earnslwaw, Jones, Groion, Afkinson, Rufh. SECOND ROW: Henderson Wefherill, Horne, Brandi, R. Arndf. THIRD ROW: Hardy, Wilmoi. TABULA Roberl E. S. Arndr Robert W. Allclnson Carl P. Brancll Thomas M. Earnslwaw James H, Hardy, Ill Reber? E S, Arndl Edifor-in-Chief Calverl C. Grolon Associa+e Edi+ors Co-Business Managers BOARD Herberr J. Henderson Frederick L. Jones, Jr. Henry S. Rulh, Jr. H. Barron Wasserman Benneville D. Wilmer S. Hamill Horne Ari' Edifor Circula+ion Manager H. Barron Wasserman Rulorf E. Wellwerrll fr ' 1 J: 1-N ,. -A f 1 WX 'gf , Q .gx 'aj gin 1 T J Q X , ,QV '2 . A X v - f 5iFfgvig1,l 'l if . , JM. 3 ay-i 'Y M 5 fs FW Yuivgf Q' is V! ti gi? X. 7 Af ,. . 'f.?g.'1H pg:-Ar fi igu .Y at-H3 4 1 : f'5f.'f I 49137 , g 35.1 .xl 16 ag:f 'WJ fd Q 1.43, , , If , f' 19 A! v AK x HUWASSLQN-an -. -'inn N M ...J V HE CMSS' 0F 1948 - GUN' v ,FN 3-.411 u1q'g'.f William .lolm Abronski Born July I7 I930 Enlered Epascopel l936 For eslry Club I943 48 Junlo I946 48 Glue Club I947 48 Scholuum Board I944 47 Bull as one of 'rhe hardesl worlung and mosl Conscuenluous members of our class Whefher an the classroom or on lhe alhlehc held hrs per saslence an overcomlng dnffuculhes was always nofable A few of us may recall fhe delermn nahon and endurance wufh which he performed hrs chemnslry lab expernmenls These qualnhes also appeared In has alhlehc lnleresls of soccer wreslhng and 'rraclc Snnce hns enfrance unfo The Lower School Bull has admcrably carrned on a lamuly fradnflon af Epuscopal Always ready lo guve assrsfance To olhers Blll has been a rallysng pomf for his lrlends Hrs underslandrng and hrs even dnspo salmon have made ham an assef fo our class Samuel Crozer Acker Born January I8 I929 Enfered Episcopal I942 Foresfry Club l943 48 Junlo I947 48 Glen Club l945 48 Class VucePresrden1' I947 48 Dance Commlllee I946 47 When one hears a buf of sponfaneous humor ous dualecl' If usually means fhaf Sam IS lusl around the corner Has personal neafness good humored nnleresf nn our affanrs and has conscn enhous and serious afhfude 'foward all has achvshes made Sam highly respecled by 'lhe class Hrs unnafe qualufy of leadershup was rec oqmzed when he was elecled vuce presndenf of lhe class and 'fhough few boys recognized Sam s parl an our achvlhes hrs effect was clearly fell The lac? 'rhaf Sam has played rn a dance band and was a mos? valuable member of Mr John sons second bass sechon shows fha? Sam us an ardenf music lover Hrs earnesf and faufhlul servuce and brnllnanf personalzly have won Sam much esfeem un fhe class Jobn Falkner Armin J Born December I7 I929 Enlered Epuscopal I94I Foresfry Club I944 48 JunTo I947 48 Glee Club I946 48 Schollum Board I946 47 SIudenT Coun cul I946 48 Vace Presrdenf 47 48 STudenT Fund I 47 48 PresldenT 4-7 48 Foofball 47 Jack has been a class leader ThrouqnouT The Upper School and has been acTuve an a greaT many exTra curricular acTrvuTues The umpeTus and drrve whrch he has puT IU everyThnng he has clone has carrued hum Through The school and revealed hum as an example oT boundless cIeTer mrnahon I-Irs will To succeed somehmes drnves hum so vaoIenTIy ThaT he overdoes himself I-Ins TooTbaII TeammaTes admured hum qreaTIy Tor has hghhng spurrT and Trom ofhers equal respecf was elrcnTed Tor The work whuch he drd on has own car Jack has made a greaT many Truends Through ouT The whole school and us respecTed by boTh The sTudenTs and The masTers parhcularly Tor The work he has done on The STudenT Fund and on The STudenT Councul 'Gb I II,- aunt QA 'uf 6-N Robert Ewms Sumner Amd! X ' Born July 24 l930 Enlered Eprscopal I940 For esfry Club I943 48 JunTo I946 48 TABULA Co Busaness Manager Sfudenf Fund I947 48 Dance Commu'rTee I947 48 Rifle Club I944 45 Soccer 947 Ever slnce he loaned our class In The Mn dle Bob has been one oT 'Ts mosT loveal members I-I s Trrendly humor was always presenT alThough he was rarely a prachcal Ioker Bob seemed awaysT be aT ease seldom I we see rm angry Known and well lrked by everyone he had a Tew cose Truends Bob was always ready To do small Thankless 'obs perhaps besT known was has excelIenT managemenT oT The second hand sTore In whaTever Task he underTook he ThoughT T ouT belorehand wrTh The resuIT ThaT :T was always well done IT was Thus prachcal way oT dovng Things, and his cool sense ol balance ThaT made Bob one oT The mosT imporTanT TacTors In The success oT our class. ab Zh QWW v 'li rr! Augustus Trask Aslrron, ll Born December 4 I930 EnTered Eprscopal I936 F-oresfry Club I943 48 Treasurer 47 48 JunTo I946 48 Chorr I943 44 Glee Club I946 48 Scholrum Board l943 44 46 47 Crrculalron Man ager 43 44 Soccer I947 WresTlrng Manager I946 48 An orrgrnal member of The class Gus wrll be remembered for hrs lrghT Touch of humor Al Though he had hrs clrTTrculTres Gus marnTarned a cheerful naTure Hrs humorous commenTs were apprecraTed by The class Tor They oTTen ex pressed The Teelrngs of Those presenT G-us rs deTermrned and conscrenhous when he has a goal seT before hrm IT a Task appears drTlrculT he redoubles hrs eTTorTs These qualrTres were exhrbrTed on The soccer Treld where he won hrs varsrTy leTTer aTTer playrng The game for The TrrsT Trme AlThough hrs humrlrTy oTTen causes hrm To underraTe hrs own abrlrTres hrs Trrends have realrzed hrs True worTh IT Tool: a longer Trme Tor Gus To realrze hrs own poTenTralrTres buT The lasT year has demonsTraTed a new sprrrT whrch we are sure wrll sTay wrTh hrm Robert Wlmrron Atkinson Born November 28 T930 Enfered Eprscopal I939 Foresfry Club I943 48 JunTo I946 48 Glee Club T946 48 TABULA Scholrum Board I944 47 Slu den? Fund I947 48 Soccer I946 47 Wresllrng I946 48 Baseball Manager l948 Bob was an eTTrcrenT member of our class who Tool: a vrTal rnTeresT rn whaTever acTrvrTy he enTerecl BoTh hrs acTrvrTres and hrs sTudres puT To use hrs lcnaclc of dorng Thrngs Thoroughly and wrTh confrdence rn hrmselT Bob made good grades rn all hrs subrecTs parTrcularly rn maThemaTrcs and The scrences where hrs abrlrTy To undersTand The problems helped hrm To excel Hrs lceennessrn characTer rzrng and hrs qurck mrnd were oT greaT value To The TABULA Bob s wrry burld helped hrm To earn a soccer leTTer and a posrTron on The wresTlrng Team whrle The sprung Tound hrm very ably managrng The baseball Team We wrll remember Bob for hrs Trrendly and helpful manner and Tor hrs wrllrngness To do Taslcs noT requesTed of hrm lawrence Miner Austin Born June I9 I930 Enlered Eprseopal I937 O I942 re enfered I946 Foreslry Club I947 48 Junlo I947 48 Glee Club I946 48 Foofball I947 Tennrs I947 Refurnrng 'ro fhe Academy alrer an absence of several years Larry proceeded wrlh no small amounf of eflorf lo regarn hrs former posrhon of hrgh academrc and arhlehc sfandrnq I+ was wrfh ease lhough fhaf he once agarn became a popular member of +he class by renewrng old acquarnfances and makrng new ones Hrs drmrnuhve srze drd nor prevenf Larry from usrng hrs full afhlelrc abrlrly by conslanf efforr he won a foolball leHer rn hrs senror year as well as a posrfron on 'rhe lennrs 'team Larry always enloyed fellrng lokes rn hrs unrque and pleasrng manner We have found Larry To be a genral consrderafe and fun Iovrng frrend possessrng a brrllranf and rmagrnahve mrnd fnonzas Wnrfney Parker Born March I6 l930 Enlered Eprscopal l935 fo I945 re enfersd I946 Foresfry Club I943 45 46 48 Junlo I946 48 Glee Club I946 48 Ocfel I947 48 Chorr I946 48 Scholrum Board l943 45 Whrr has been an enfhusrasfrc and hard work rng member of fhe Senror Class He rs very rnfer esled rn srngrng and we wrll all remember hrs selecrrons rn +he Hobby and Talenf Shows and hrs excellenf work wrrh fhe Ocfet Hrs ambrfrons have led hrm fo Iorn rhe Marrne Corps Reserve and +o recrurf several olher boys from fhe class rnfo 'rhrs servrce Whrf has many lrrm convrclrons and rs noi hesrfanf rn leHrng lhem be known rn a polrfe manner He rs always wrllrng 'ro help ouf a frrend and he has +aken rl upon hrmself +o do many small 'rhankless buf neverfheless necessary robs around fhe school We wrll remember hrs persuasrve frank and frrendly manner .,,5'2a5 411 1189 fb in GUAM v Q.,-Q X jf 60 7 lawrence IEWIZS' Barroll Born December II, l930, Enfered Episcopal l942. Foreslry Club I943-48. Junlo l946-48. Glee Club l944-48. Track I946 and l948. The allraclive and original humor of Larry Barroll has made him an indispensable member of our class. His humor in and oul of lhe classroom was enioyed by boys and maslers alike. As 'the Louis Pasleur of lhe Chemislry lab Buddha as he was known kepl well ahead ol us in his oflen speclacular experimenls. Taking long slrides in lhe lasl few years Larry has shown us lhal he can accomplish greal lhings In lhe leld of alhlelics many will remember him lor his placing in The lnler Ac hall mae race in his Fourlh Form year This was one of the hrsl signs we had ol The admirable deler minalion and spiril lhal now lies benealh Larry s gay and light hearled oulward appearance and wh ch has found success in his early acceplance in lhe college of his choice Denckson Waples Bennett Bo n Oclobe 25 I930 Entered Ep scopal l940 Fogesf y Club I944 48 .lunlo I946 48 Schollum Boa d I945 47 Baskelball I947 48 Baseball l948 One ol our mos? spurned classmales is Dery Bennell whose engaging smile and longing for sornelhing new and dillerenl has made him one of The mosl likable in our class Derys under lylrg delerminalion which came lo lhe lore in both alhlelrcs and sludies was exemplified by his marks and his play on lhe baskelball Team Ol his lhree sporls loolball baskelball and baseball Derys ever increasing abililres make him a parhcularly good baskelball player One ol his greal paslimes is surf fishing of which we have all heard w de and varied Tales Derys cheerlulness and easy going manner plus lhe lhoroughness wilh which he allacks his problems indicale lulure success Cfmrles Augasfas Borda, Ill Born SepTember 23, I93O. Enfered Episcopal l945. Foresfry Club I946-48. Junfo I946-48. Glee Club I946-48. Scholium Board l945-47. Foofball I947. Baseball l947-48. AlThough one of The mosT Triendly members of our class Tim seemed To mosT To be very quieT IT Things seemed dark he could always Tind someThing brighT abouT Them and we always enloyed his Iovial sense oT humor To his nnTimaTe Trnends Tum seemed To be one individual who IusT could noT be omiTTed Trom any geT TogeTher IT was easy for him To discard his quueT aTmosphere and Take a TronTmosT place in any mischievous alThough harmless ploT He was always liked Tor The TiTs oT Temper he somehmes engaged in which always ended wnTh a smile BuT Tim was serious abouT many Things and worked hard on any proIecT he underTook His quieT eTTiciency was appreclaTed by many far! Parteson Brandt Bo n SepTembe 2l I93O EnTered Episcopal l939 Fo esiry Club I946 48 Junfo I946 48 Glee Club I947 48 TABULA Dance Comm Hee I947 48 Track I948 PaT was besT noTed Tor his humor and Trxend liness and his delighTTul anecdoTes and sTories were keenly enloyed by his classmaTes H always seemed To be serene and hid any per sonal problems buT when any oT his classmaTes needed help he was usually on hand He de voTed considerable Time in advising and helping some oThisTr1ends wiTh Their auTomobiles PaTs execuhve abiliTy and his pracTacal way oT viewing Things made hum an exTremely valuable parT oT his school and exTra curricular acTiviTies His inTeresT in aThIeTics was easrly seen by his deTerm1naTuon in TooTball and Track Combining humor good TasTe and Trnendliness wiTh a dash OT qenTle malice PaT showed himself worThy of esTeem parTucularly because he ThoughT oT oThers beTore Thinking oT himselT ov' v 4a ilgf, 5? Q 4 rv' ,wi X '-3123 'Riff 'N Jolm Kent Bryant Born Augusf I9 I930 Enierecl Episcopal l936 Foresfry Club I944 48 Junfo I947 48 Glee Club I947 48 Rifle Club I944 Possibly 'rhe school s mos? vociferous one man cheering sechon and +he masfer of an ear pnerc ing whisfle Johnny has become well known for 'rhis means of showing his infense school spiral' In his senior year his Iusfy voice added +o +he volume of lhe Glee Club Mosr of us were aware of John s abilify To come up wirh replies To queshons which no one else in 'rhe class could answer He evndenfly reads a qreal deal for 'rhere are few boys whose minds confain such vas'r amounfs of unassociafed facfs and figures Always polnfe and cordial Johnny possesses a lovual manner and a friendly dlsposlhon which have won him many companions in The class Jofm Edgar Cable, Jr Born April 22 I929 Enfered Episcopal I946 Foresfry Club I947 48 Junfo I946 48 Glee Club I946 47 Aihlehc Assoclahon I947 48 Vice Pres iden+ 47 48 Foofball I946 47 Baslreiball I946 48 Capfain 47 48 Baseball I947 48 An acolyfe and an a+hlefe a fun loving nafure yer a hard worker a reserved manner buf a qualify of leadership one mighf nor expecl fo f'nd fhese characferisfics in one man buf one does in John Cable. Being an all-inferac se- lecfion in foofball and baslcefball capfain of 'rhe la'r+er Team and a firsf baseman and long-ball hifrer Cabe has been esfablished as perhaps fhe class's besf arhlefe. Bur John is almosf as well-known for his remarlc- able developmenf of characier. ln only fwo years he has blossomed forrh from a nafure which was foo reficenf in'fo a pleasing and somefimes force- ful personalify which is accompanied by an un- excelled degree of inlegrify and moralify. John's dis+inc+ manner had a decided influence on 'rhe class. Mamas Wlllflv Clzapman Born Seplember 29 I930 Enfered Episcopal I947 Foresfry Club I947 48 Junlo I947 48 Afler graduahng from Haverford Hugh las? year Tom brough+ fo Epuscopal a good humored arhfude and we soon recognized hum for his unassuming manner Allhough mos? of Toms exlra currvcular achvlhes happened away from school he seemed nnferesfed ln whaf wen? around hum at The Academy Tom was very able In class and he was nnde pendenf and compelenl an has sludnes He wasnl' nofed for persnsfem' nnquxsnhveness IH class buf a queshon from Tom was usually a hmely one 'rhaf 'rhe resf of us wanfed answered ln fhe fall Tom wullmgly wenf ou'r for foolball and he also spenl' much of hus fume an rhe arf sfudlo where has enlhusuasm for drawnng was unmnslalcable Tom will be remembered mainly for has agree able personaluly whnch became a dehnufe parf of our class Samuel William Clmp Born Augusf 28 l930 En+ered Epuscopal I944 Foresfry Club I944 48 Junlo I946 48 Glee Club I947 48 Basiefball Manager I947 48 Sams delermsnahon To succeed an spule of dvfhculhes wvll cause hum +o be remembered by us all Because of a back snlury Sam massed mosf of hrs Iunaor year buf he came back Info lhe sensor class and proved has abnlufy and cour age by malung up fhe losf ground and soon allanmng a hlgh rank an scholarshnp He could nof parhcnpafe In sporls buf he dud an admrrable Iob an helping wufh lhe afhlefuc dlrecfuon of 'rhe boys nn The Lower School and many of hus exfra curricular hours were spenf wrfh Them Sam us quuel' and modes? by nafure buf has confrsbuhon 'ro The school has been obvnous 'ro us all He has been dependable wullmg and conhnually good nalured The place fhal Sam leaves af Epuscopal mnghr well serve as a challenge 'ro lhe classes fhar follow us QVM' V1 W 4-A 1109 N 000' v x :Fi 4 NN! U03 ,JP .L 1 3'4- 'S David Jdll7l:9'0ll Crownover Born July I7, I929. Enfered Episcopal I943. Forestry Club I943-48. Junfo I946-48. Glee Club I943-48. Librarian i945-47. Presidenl '47-'48. Ocfel l947-48. Choir l943-48. Llbrarlan '45-48. Scholium Board I944-48. Assisfanl Class Secrefary I947-48 Sfudenl Veslry I945-43. Warden '47-'48. Dance Commiffee I946-48. Verbose nnduslruous and conscnenlnous are 'rhe lhree adlecluves 'rhal besl descrrbe Dave He as known well among hrs classmales for has care lully 'rhoughl oul opnnrons and lhe eloquenl geshculahons wrlh whach he expresses lhem nn publrc or pruvale conversaluon Bul Dave as perhaps less well known lor lhe lremendous amounl ol work he does IU as well as oul ol school Has unlurrng ellorls for lhe Veslry Chorr and Glee Club and exlra currrc ularly lor has church and lhe Phlladelphua Library drew lnflle allenluon because ol The elllcuenl quuel way lhey were ellecled Dave added much lo our class and because ol has lrrendly manner and ever presenl smzle we were always glad lo have ham wulh us George Earl Detbursey, Jr Born November 8 l930 Enlered Epnscopal l939 Foreshy Club I943 48 Junlo I946 48 Soccer I946 47 Wresflnng I944 48 Track l948 Nalurally modesl George has neverlheless made many lrnends rn his long slay IH our class Hrs dogged perslslence In his sludues and his slubborn argumenls wrll be lorgollen by few of Deke s srnewy bunld earned hum a place on lhe wreslllng leam rn hrs Thrrd Form year lo make hum The class s llrsl lellerman Has farm rn Paoln requnred a qreal deal ol George s exlra currlcular lnrne Olherwrse lhere can be no doubl lhaf we could have seen more of hum around school Always good scholaslrcally Deke considered a B almosl llunkrng He excelled parhcularly nn mafhemalucs and could be counled on lo come up walh lhe answer To almosl any dullnculf prob lem Hrs persoslence an overcomnng obslacles and has defermrned lrlendly arr won hum lhe re spec? and admrralron of all William fdwm Dill, Jr B rn F bruary ll l930 EnTered Epnscopal I942 ForesTry Club I943 48 Glee Club I946 48 Dance Commnllee I947 Squash I947 48 Ed could be Tound behlnd The scenes OT almosT every class or school presenTaTnon Has slcull wuTh Tools made hum an oTTen called upon member oT The class we wall noT TorgeT hrs buuldlng oT The snow man nor has uperb supervasuon oT The decoraTuons aT our school dances T-lavang spenT lasT summer aT WesTmunsTer Ed became mam sTay IO The T:rsT bass secTnon oT Te Glee Club He also exhlbTed hns vocal skll by be ng a ling n The Chr' Tmas pageanT Tor Two years Ed showed an unrelenhng pursuuT of hrs :nTer esTs when success appeared possible Ths borne ouT by The TacT ThaT he won a poseTlon on The squash Team aTTer conhnued pracTnce T-lns demonsTraTlon OT Tly Tyrng aT The T-lobby Show aTTracTed many specTaTors and 1ThnsTl1es appeal To The Tlsh as much as They dld To has auduence he should have a very good caTch flzomas Marwn Eamslmw Born December I5 l930 Enlered Epsscopal I939 Foreslry Club I943 48 Secrelary 47 48 JunTo I94 48 Chclr l942 46 TABULA Scholum Board l945 47 STudenT VesTry I947 48 Secre+ary 47 48 Sfudenf Organasl I946 48 Track Manager I947 48 A winner oT The l-leadmasTer s Pruze Tor servlce To The school In I947 Tom d d noT slack an These serv: es during hus Senror year We all remember hr o gan payung buT we are noT all aware o The Tlme and energy he devoled To lobs around The grounds and To hns Chur h Snr' ere and eTTacnenT an everyThnng he does he lncreased has scholasTIc achuevemenTs by hvs dllrgence and neaTness Though we may regreT The TacT ThaT Tom was llTTle lcnown an The class because oT all has acTuvlTues boTh IH and ouT OT school Tom s wnllungness To devoTe has ablluTues To our school lnTe has made hum an excellenT cuT1zen oT The class mlm FN , G. o'7Ne - Q31 T N V f 3.4713-16 I Clmrles Wilfrkl Fall Born April 2, I929. Enlered Episcopal I947. Foreslry Club I947-48. Junlo I947-48. Foolbell I947. Comrng 'ro us from Haverford Hrgh Charlre wrll perhaps be remembered mosl' for has play on fhe loofball feam Possessrng a slrghf and wrry burld Charlre proved lo be one of fhe hardesl blockers and laclclers on fhe feam Hrs quref and de+ermrned play plus hrs experrence aided us greafly rn wrnnrng fhe champronshrp Much of Charlres exfra currrcular fume was spenf rn fhe arl sludro where rn hrs helpful and unobfrusrve way he helped 'rhe school rn The way of posfers and arf work Oufsrde rnleresfs and prevrously formed lrrendshrps clarm much of Charlres hme yer we feel 'rhal we have benefrfed 'from hrs qurel and srncere afmosphere durrng hrs shorl slay here al school -we Josepfr Grafton Flangan, ll Born Augusl 27 l929 Enfered Episcopal l945 Fores+ry C ub I947 48 Junlo I946 48 Sfudenf Fund I947 48 Foofball I945 47 Tracl: I946 48 Joe consfanlly won our esleem by hrs healed ye? snncere defence of hrs convrchons In lhe even? of an argumenf Joe was cerfarn fo offer hrs porn+ of vrew rn an earnesl manner' Affer playing varsrfy loofball srnce hrs en 'france rnfo fhe Fourfh Form Joe was named 'rhrs year on fhe all lnferac feam Alfhough he had hrs mann rnleresl rn afhlefrcs he was rndusfrrous rn has sfudres upon necessrfy or when hrs rnferesl' was aroused A very mafure member of fhe class h amused and aflracfed The affenfron of many by hrs fales of experrences oufsrde of school H was noled and envied for hrs seemrng abrlrfy fo face almosi anyfhrng and have a good fume I William Rlclmrd Frame Brn May I I930 Enfered Epuscopal 44 Foresfry C'-lb 1944 48 Junlo 1947 48 uuef and mdusfruous un hus ways Bull possesses a nafure which seldom causes hum fo appear dns furbed He ss sernous and frank and hls genial smile ns undlcafuve of hrs snncerufy In has Sensor year Bull carrued an exfra course and was forced fo spend a considerable amounf of fume on hrs lessons Because of hns full currn culum he was unable fo fake parf an many ouf srde acfuvnfues af school He carrned fhe burden of fhus heavy schedule by means of hus conscl enflous efforf Having absorbed everyfhung he could use from fhe schools acfuvufues Bnll has ID refurn confrnbufed a quuef sound personalufy fo fhe c ass Jolm Francis Garnfy, Jr Born June 30 I930 Enfered Episcopal I936 Foresfry Club I947 48 Junfo I9-1648 Foofball I947 Track I948 Alfhough Jaclc one of fhe few orugnnal members of our class rarely broke fhrough has cover of shyness he was always well lnlced by has classmafes Has quuefness and modesfy pre venfed hum from sfandunq ou? as a leader buf hrs wnllnngness fo oursue a faslc marked has career af Epnscopal A conscuenfuous sfudenf Jack made fhe chonce befween exfra currscular acfnvafnes and a defer mnned affaclc on hrs lessons Alfhough Jack never fallced very much and rarely foolc any parf an fhe bull sessuons around school, If was fhns very qualrfy of benng a good lusfener and a willing oblecf of golces fhaf con sfanfly won hum fhe frsendlmess of has classmafes fir gxlkll y, 411 1109 411 U65 Calvert Cottrell Groton Born Augusl 3 I930 Enfered Episcopal I937 Foreslry Club I943 48 Junlo I946 48 TABULA Edlform Chief Dance Commnffee I947 48 Co chalrman 47 Soccer I947 Baskelhall Manager I94b 47 Baseball l948 One of The more quueT and sernous minded members ol our class Cal was respecTed and well lrked l-las 1ndusTruous splrlT combuned wnTh hrs aballTy To accomplnsh whaT he seT ouT To do aTTauned Tor hum good marks ThroughouT hrs school years WhaTever Task he was given he dad wlTh a conscuenhous spnrnT always Taknng Tame To Thlnk and plan Has Tremendous reserve of energy helped hrm To keep gonng aTTer had sTopped Thus was undoubTedly parT reason Tor hrs success as edlTor1n chnel TABULA Cals unheraTed New England snlence an equally unheruTed deTermunaTnon noT To himself before ne knows whaT as expecTed oThers of The of The covers Involve OT hum We discovered very laTe ThaT There us more To Thus quneT personage Than meeTs The eye or The ear for ThaT maTTer James llazen llardy, lll Born November 6 l930 Enfered Episcopal l945 Foresfry Club I947 48 Junfo I947 48 Glas Club I947 48 Chour I947 48 TABULA Dance Com mlffee I948 Soccer I946 47 Rnfle Club I94b 48 Secrefary 47 Presldenf 48 Proving humsell capable In every endeavor Jam has developed during hrs Tew years aT Episcopal unTo an umporTanT member of The Sensor Class OuTsnde oT school he ns a member of several naTural scnence organuzahons Has acTnvnTues were hughlnghTed by has expedrhon nnTo The Elorsda Everglades Jam us adepT IH maknng Truendshlps IH spaTe of has qunck Temper l-le was unTeresTed an so many Thungs Thaf he scarcely had Tume To concenTraTe on any one Thmg Goung Tar beyond The re qunred courses Jum became an advanced class :cal sTudenT wlTh a sTrong background on scnence and a healThy unTeresT un sporfs Here as a boy who has leTT behund hum a envnable record one whom we can be glad To have had assocnaTed wnTh our class flerberr Janwler Henderson Born Augusl 9, I930. Enferecl Episcopal I944. Foresfry Club I944-48. Junfo I946-48. Secrefary- Treasurer '47-48. Glee Club, I946-48. Secrefary Treasurer, '47-48. Choir. I944-45. TABULA. Scholium Board, I9-14-47. Traci: I948. Alfhough guier In his ways, and rarely falk- arive, Herb was one ol fhe mos? respecfed boys our class ln all of hs duhes he was a con scnenhous and srncere worker and he was always ready fo help anyone who soughf hrs assusfance He seemed To have a perpefual aur of serenrfy and 4+ was rarely Thar any of has problems burned To fhe surface Herb was guufe achve In exrra curricular acfuvuhes and an addmon marnfauned a hugh scholashc average Alfhough few knew If Herb had The dnshnchon of beung one of fhe few Eagle Scours un rhe school and of benng a Junuor Assusranr Scoufmasfer Hus congenualrfy and The lad fhal he us a good lusfener have won for hum many lashng lrrends al Epuscopal Edward Pfullms flenefer Born Ociober 20 l930 Enfered Episcopal I943 foresfry Club I947 48 Junlo 194748 ln has hve years al Epnscopal Ed has become well known for has broad unfecfuous gran and qunef unassumung manner Though he appeared af fumes ro be shy and reserved Ed unvarnably made lhoughfful slalemenfs whach showed Tha? he was honesf wnlh hnmself and wdh orhers When Ed lonned IH The locker room sessnons has rehcence vannshed and we could apprecnafe hs dry facehousness This amusnng wa? also found :ls way Info many Englush Composrhons whnch are lusfly remembered A vigorous derermunahon confrolled Ed I0 rhe classroom on rhe afhlehc held and on 'rhe wresflung mar For lhls and has engagsng amua bllnry Ed deserved and refauned many friends an The class qu!! lo 'fn'-if U xkg' W I .-' xxltivivbs 'I 'gy QUAH y, Wow Jobn Fox flenfz Born Mav 23 l930 Enfered Epuscopal I936 Foresfry Club I943 48 Junfo I946 48 Glee Club I947 48 Schollum Board I946 47 Afhlehc Asso crahon I947 48 Squash l945 48 CapTaln 47 48 Tennrs l945 48 Rufle Club I944 Early un hrs Mrddle School career Johnny proved himself To be one of our besf aThleTes In recenf years he has focused has grace and coordmafron on The squash and Tennus courTs Thus year he capfarned a champnonshrp squash Team and for The pasf Two years he has been The Phrladelphla lunror squash champion for which he has broughT fame To himself and To hrs school Good loolcs and love of a good Trme have encouraged hum To Tread The socral way When he cannoT be found aT school John rs almosf sure To be pursuing has many socral and aThleTuc rnTeresTs aT The Menon Cruclcef Club DesprTe has oufward refrcence when he rs wrTh a large group Johnny shows a lovual and carefree aTTrTude when he as wrTh has close friends Hrs good naTured rubbung and hrlaruous ampersonafuons have amused and delughfed many of us Robert Wr?rl7ela' iles: Born June 6 I929 Eniered Episcopal I943 Foresfry Club I943 48 Junfo I947 48 Glee Club I947 48 Soccer l947 Rifle Club I943 47 Srncere and cooperahve Bob s lcnaclc for malcrng fruends wrTh all whom he chances To meef coupled wrTh The former aTTrrbufes gained hum The compamonshup of many boTh In and ouT of The class Ever sunce has enfrance rnTo Episcopal Bob has sTarred rn mafhemafrcs By vurfue of a Term of summer school Bob has managed To Talce every maTh course The school offers and To have all buf one of Them complefed a year ahead of Tame On The soccer fneld and un all acTrvrTres around school Hessy was a conscrenhous consTanT worker Thus year he won has leTTer and shoT The goal Thaf won The Team s only vrcTory Bobs chosen fleld rs avuaTron and he spends much of has Trme an burldrng models and an the quesT for more knowledge .' 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Russell Frgfln' lless Born May I6 I929 Enfered Epnscopal I947 Forasfry Club I947 48 Junfo I947 48 Foofball I947 Track I94B When Russ came +0 Epnscopal from Haverford Hugh lasl fall he nmmedralely became noled for has brulluanl' speed on fhe loolball held where he was quule successful Has frlendly sympalhehc nafure soon won hum many frnends among has classmales and +0 everyone he knew he seemed a specnal friend Russ wall be remembered for his modesl nafure whnch was has oufsfandsng characlernshc He was more al ease on 'rhe afhlehc held Than un fhe classroom and has dlfhcully wulh sludles seemed To slem from a lack of assurance buf nl IS fell lhal his genial personaluly will overcome lhzs and help hum succeed un has fufure life .fllllfb llarmll llome, .lr Born Augusf 7 l929 Enfered Epnscopal l934 Foresfry Club I947 48 Junfo I946-18 Glee Club I94-148 TABULA Co busmess Manager Hamall has a dry sense of humor whnch ns capable of drawing a laugh when nl ns leasl ex pecled He has a lcnaclc for lnghlenung a serlous conversahon by means of an amusnng commenl or a qunef mferlechon Dulngenl and undusfrnous an has work Hamill was one of 'rhe hrs? fo complefe has lab expern menls In The wnnfer he furned has defermunahon 'ro wresflmg where his conslanf erforl was noleworfhy Responsible and courageous nn every Taslc Hamill seldom failed lo offer conslruchve cruhcnsm or hrs own convnchons 'ro nearly every class duscussnon Bolh hns mleresl nn fhe class and has accomplashmenl In acquiring ads lor The TABULA wlll be remembered by all of us tiilv vfx 4.4 x i'2.Jl23' James Henry flarrf, IV rn June 5 I929 En+ered Eprscopal I947 Foresfry Club T947 48 Track l948 A newcomer To Eprscopal Thrs year Jrm was sT noTrced Tor The shy and yeT rnqursr rve manner whrch drshngurshed hrm Trom The resT ol The class Once we became acquarnTed wrTh Jrm Tound a hosT oT promrsrnq qualrTres Track was Jrms maror aThleTrc rnTeresT and hrs aTTrTude showed rTselT rn hrs eager anTrcrpaTron oT sprrng In addrTron TooTball receryed rTs share oT Jrms dependable servrce He broughT To The Academy a mrnd Tull oT a sorTed TacTs whrch sourreo hrm rnTo many a heaTed drscu sron Jrms naTure was srncere and qood humored he apoeared on several oc casrons To do robs oTlerrrrg IrTTle reward Robert frull Ives, ll Born February 9 I930 Enfered Eprscopal l945 Junio I947 48 One oT The hardesT workers durrng hrs Three years aT The Academy was Bob lves who ma naged To excel rn hrs sTudres and never Tarled To keep The masTers on Therr Toes wrTh boTh rnTellrgenT and embarrassrng quesTrons IT clarmed ThaT Bob does all hrs homework by slrde rule buT we know The Trme and har work he puTs on geTTrng hrs schoolwork done Bob was always Trrendly and courTeous buT he Fever unnecessarrly Torced hr'nselT on any one Boo knows whaT he wanTs and puTs every eTTorT n o geTTrnq rT Thrs s especrally True rn hrs Tensrve screnTrTrc Tudres whrch are dramaTrzed by enlrghTenrng experrmen-Ts Donald llenry Jacoby, Jr. Born February I7, I930. Enfered Episcopal I946. ForesTry Club I947-48. Junfo I947-43. The Tellow ambling down The hall saying hello' To everyone ns mosT lnlcely To be Don Jacoby Don s ever presenr gay manner and smile rs pre domnnanT an hrs easy way of Isle He always seems To have a cheerful word To say and a ready smale Jake as he wa oTTen called showed a cer Tarn dogged pers:sTence rn some OT hrs aThleTncs He goT OTT To a good sTarT an TooTball and earned a unulorm only To recenve an unTorTunaTe myury Thaf prevenTed hum Trom complehng The season Don s eTTorTs Turned To Track whnch IS probably hns besT sporT The dosarmnng TacTor rn Don s humor has won Tor hum many Trnends and has amlablluTy has cerTavnly added much To our class f' 00 V1 .,f-fjwfx fomef Cornwall Jonns ... Born November 26 I929 Enferad Episcopal I943 Junfo I946 48 Squash Manager I947 48 ComeT landed among us rn our Iunuor year and 'owned ThaT group oT phnlosophers wrTh whnch every class us endowed When engaged un conversaTuon In or ouT oT school discussing Topics rangrng Trom auTornobrles To relnguon he TluenTly asserTed has debaTable Theories ComeT managed To aTTann a saTusTacTory balance between has exTra curricular acTuvuTues and hrs sTudues l-las nnTeresTs our of school pre venTed The class Trom lmownng hum beTTer LeT :T never be sand however Thar ComeT drd noT enloy a good parTy Whale many oT ComeT s vrews are nonconform nsT and he remaaned nndependenT oT The class rn splTe of us we will all remember wuTh pleasure hrs easy going manner and cynr al humor K 'N- gum Q-, s 0 1. r-T' F 'Q R10 1109 frederick lafayeffe Jones, Jr Born March 4 I93I Enfered Eprscopal I943 I94b re eniered I947 Foresfry Club I943 48 Jun+o I947 48 TABULA Scholrum Board l943 45 Foofball I947 The class welcomed Fred back from hrs year s sorourrr rn 'rhe Sourh wrlh grear pleasure for he had made a place among us by hrs honesr and rrendry sprrrf Th s year hs rnferesl rn r allarrs and hrs lrmely help was shared by alhleles and sfudenrs alrke An easy drawl and a sfrrkrng handsome 'hgure supplemenled Freds many capabrlrfres As a speaker he won honors and ser The pace rn The Junfo season In afhlehcs Fred s characfer rsrrc persrslence could easrly be seen rn foofball wresllrng and Jrrack As a scholar he Took all subrecrs easrly rn hrs srrrde and rrchly deserved hrs exlremely hgh rankrng rn The class Whrle af work Fred pursued hrs busrness qurefly and earneslly rn a group hrs cheerful re marks and keen humor added 'ro hrs popularrfy Artlrur Judson, ll Born Sepfember 6 I930 En+ered Eprscopal I940 Foresfry Club I943 4B Assi' Treasurer 47 48 Junfo I946 48 Glee Club I947 4B Scholrum Board I944 47 Adverfrsrng Manager 45 46 Busrness Manager 46 47 Class Treasurer I947 48 Sfudenf Councrl I947 48 Secrefary 47 48 Shr den? Vesiry l94b 48 Dance Commrfiee I946 47 Secrefary 46 47 Afhlehc Assocrahon I947 48 Secretary Treasurer 47 48 Soccer I945 47 Cap Yarn 47 Wresil ng I947 48 Baseball l948 How does he do rf? rs 'rhe usual excla mafron as one of Arfhurs powerful krcks sarls down the soccer held Bur fhrs quesfron goes furfher rnfo all of Arr s acfrvrrres and The answer rs a zeal for hard work perseverance undaunled by farlure and a sprrrlual nafure whrch seems 'ro spur hrm on lo grealer herghfs These predomr nanl' characferrsfrcs were clearly drsplayed rn hrs unhrrng eflorfs for 'rhe Scholrum and Sfudenf Councrl and hrs frghhng sprrrf as capfarn of fhe soccer 'ream Arr always rmpressed everyone wrrh hrs fhoroughness and many brrllranl accomplrshmenfs An oufsfandrng scholar he also has a lrghfer srde Hrs faculfy of commrflrng verbal surcrde wrfh cerfarn masfers and geffrng away wrlh rl' drew The envy of many We worrl' soon 'forgef Arfs frrendly drsposrhon Edward Jobn leecb Born Ocfober ll l930. Enisred Episcopal I943. Foresfry Club I943-48. Junio I946-48. Glee Club I947-48. Foolball I947. From fhe fnrsl Impression of Jaclc 'Few of us realnze rhal under has quuef counfenance and reserved manner There ns a vubranf spuruf and a congenial personalufy 'rhaf several of us have come lo admire and respecf Jaclc ns more rnechanvcally mclvned fha? mosl has nnleresf In flying has led hum 'ro 'the dnshnchon of beung fhe only member of our class To hold 3 pruvafe flynng license Jack has musical Talenfs foo he sings an 'rhe Glee Club ns an excellenf paamsf and even plays lhe gunlar When Jaclcs spiral' us aroused hrs defermu nahon wall ruse above hns quuef unassumnng manner and wan for ham has goal Carl Arwd lzllmars, Jr Born March 6 l930 Enfored Epuscopal l94b I947 48 Carl has a generally quuel nafure unhl hs curuosnly as aroused or unhl hss Ideas are chal Ienged l-las curuosnfy was shown an chemlslry class where hrs numerous queshons were offen beyond fhe undersfandmg of has fellow sludenfs and where he offen performed expersmenfs of hns own mvenhon When a person challenges hrs beliefs he holds fo has convncfuons and cle lends fhem sfrongly Benng nnferesfed an pholography Carl and has camera became a famulvar pucfure around school When he os wlfhouf hns camera he ns somehmes seen malung carvnngs an small pleces of wood wnfh has penlrnnfe or dolng ofher worlc wnfh hus hands Persnsfence ns everyfhnng nn whuch he ns unler esfed ns Carl s oufsfandmg characferushc o o U Foresfry Club I946-48. Junfo I946-48. Rifle Club . . I oWWPx K get-Lx 5 , a ix , 'H-5,45 1165 Robert Barron Mflewood Born June 24, I930. Enlered Episcopal l942. Foreslry Club I947-48. Junfo I946-48. Football I947. Baslzelball I948. Track l94b. Alfhough prominenf in few class acfivifies, Bob has won fhe friendship of many wifh his carefree, humorous manner. Buf he has also shown a serious side. Since enfering Episcopal in The Middle School, Lit showed liffle inferesf in scholasfic achievemenf. A remarkable change and delerminalion over fhe pasf fwo years fo rise and fo enler college has broughl him surprising and excellenf resulfs Many of us will remember Bob for has afhlefic versafilify Displaying a decepfive build Lf delighfed and impressed many as a speedy elusive halfback on fhe foolball eleven and a miler on fhe varsify frack feam for fwo years Bob seemed shy and reserved lo mosf buf he has a likable personalify which was recognized by his group of friends Rfcfmrd Wayne loansbury Born Ocfober I7 l929 Enlered Episcopal I943 Foreslry Club I944 48 Junfo l947 48 Glee Club l94b 48 Oclel' I947 48 Choir I943 48 Schollum Board I943 46 Sfudenf Fund 1947 48 When Dick is among friends one can offen overhear his felling o lokes or his loud laugh l-lis easy going manner and also his good nafured ness have won him firm friends al Episcopal Dicks main exfra curricular acfivify af school was singing Having sung in fhe Choir and he Glee Club for several years he climaxed his vocal achievemenfs by making fhe Ocfef Dick also has an inferesf in dramafucs in and oufsvde of school Th s brings fo mind lhe play in which he fook parf when he was a member of f e Domino Club in his ,unior year Those who know him well remember Dick for his fun loving nafure Those who know him only as an acquainfance may regref his reficence David dgden Maxwell B rn May I6 I930 Enfered Epvscopal I939 Foresfry Club i943 48 Junfo I946 48 Presndenl' 47 48 Glee Club l945 48 Cholr I939 48 Schollum Board I942 47 Managing Edlfor 46 Edafor In Chuef 47 Class Assf Treasurer I947 48 Sfudenf Council 1944 45 Sfudenf Fund I947 48 Dance Commnffee I946 48 Chaurman 46 48 Afhlehc Assoclahon I947 48 Squash l945 48 Tennis I944 48 Capfam 48 EnTerung our class an TourTh grade Dave lmmednaTely rose To a promnnenT poslTlon an The scholasTuc Tleld Durnng hrs school career he has been called upon To Tull several amporTanT exec uTnve posTs Among his varnous acTlvnTles hrs Tnne work as EduTorun Choel oT The Schollum presldenT ol The JunTo and capTaun of Thus year s Tennns Team wlll long be lauded Dave has used To advanTage a keen sense of humor and unTunTrve knowledge From Tlme To Tume has wuT has sparkled aT The expense of The less sagacnous members of our class neverTheless has Traends and acquaunTances looTh here and aT oTher schools are lnnumerable Davnd owes much of hrs success To a clear percephon oT his goals and a wall To accomplish George Barnett Mcflehs Born Aprnl 7 l930 Enfered Epnscopal I'-747 Foresfry Club I947 48 Junfo I947 48 Glee Club I947 48 Walklng To chapel lasT SepTember one sensor remarked Look aT Thaf guy he sure geTs places wnTh no eTTorT ThaT was our TnrsT 1nTroducTlon To George lv1cNelus Barney a Tall easy going boy whosh characTerrsTnc sTrnde could be spoTTed almosT a mule away TlTTed from The sTarT unTo our class and Info ThaT TursT remark AlThough absenT TrequenTly George goT good grades made The honor roll several Tumes and was also a greaT asseT un The classroom He could always add valuable bnTs of nnformahon To every dnscussnon and ouT of class hrs amusnng sense of humor and orngrnal meThod of sTory Telling commanded The aTTenTnon of all Our only regreT abouT Barney us ThaT he could he wnTh us Tor only one year QUAU lr If 4a no' fe 4A 1123! Clmrles Brmtoa Medfong ll Born May 20 I930 Entered Episcopal I946 Forestry Club I946 48 Junlo I946-48 Glee Club I947 48 Ode? I947 48 Foofbell l94b 47 One of The mosT good humored members of our class was Charlie Medford AlThough Meddie enTered Episcopal only Two years ago he soon developed a wide circle of friends and consTanTly amused Them wiTh his wul'Ty commenfs and long To be remembered imifahons of various people aT school Possessing an excellenT bass voice he spenT mosT of his exTra curricular Time singing un The Glee Club and OcTeT In These groups his cheerful uninhibiTed aTTlTude was usually lusT The Thing needed To relieve The sTrain produced by long hours of prachce Never one To look Tor work when he enfered The school Meddie neverTheless due To a grow ing inTeresT in himself and in The school gave his be T To everyThing he underTook This qualify coupled wiTh his humorous ouflook on life should carry him Tar William Diehl lober Melclrer Born November 22 I929 Eniered Episcopal I942 Foresfry Club I943 48 Asst Secretary 47 48 Glee Club I946 48 A regular and amiable worker Bill has spenl' many good-humored years aT The Academy. To Those few who knew him well he was TaiThful and ever-willing To sacrifice his Time To help. Even when busy himself he would gladly aid wiTh a diTficulT problem or oblige wiTh an explanafion culled from his own meTiculous eTlorTs. Few of us knew how much of Bills Time is spenT aT home in raising bees and in church work. Thus, we seldom saw much of him afTer school hours. Bill has an abiliTy To use every spare minuTe of his Time To advanTage, and iT is This efficiency ThaT has obTained Tor Bill such consisTenTly good scholasTic sTanding. Franklin floward Mrlleq Jr Born Sepfember 28 I930 Enfered Eprscopel I943 Foresfry Club I943 48 Junlo I946 48 Schollum Board I943 44 Rifle Club I947 48 l'labuTual Tndnness and lovual fruendlnness are among lrloward s ouTsTand1ng characferlshcs l-le was found aT almosT every school Tunchon where has camera good naTure and obvrous unTeresT added much To The proceedings l-lowue Tound much enIoymenT nn has work wnfh The Domnno Club of whuch he was presndenT Many sTudenT produchons nncludnng The TalenT Show benefeTed greaTly by Howards lrll T dnrechng and managung behind The scenes Howie s socnal calendar was nearly always Tull and has presence aT The malonTy of Mann Lune parhes dances and oTher gaTher1ngs could be expecTed In Howard our class found a sTaunch and unselhsh conTnbuTor Jolm Rolf Ferns Born December I l930 Enlered Eprscopal I943 XALIMLOZ' Foresfry Club I944 48 Junlo I946 48 Glee Club I947 48 Soccer I947 Hrs ebulnenT naTure and consTanT chalfer made Johnny obvnous In any crowd Though hrs verb osnTy Turned occasionally To an uneasy blush we all enloyed has suave self confndence Johnny could never be accused of falling To apprecuafe a lolce and has conTaguous laugh lughTened many a classroom Johnny possesses a prescnenl' resoluTeness which won for hum good sTandrng an has class worlc and nn has achvuhes He proved hrs aThleTnc perseverence by garmng a hrsT Team posuhon on The soccer squad Technncal slull and rnTeresT was shown an Johnny s hobbnes Who can forgeT hum wuTh hns camera draped over hrs shoulder recordmg many aspecTs of school lrle wnTh ever umprovung resulTs7 Guided by a defermnned purpose whale havnng a wnnnnng and cheerful nafure Johnny made many Truends rn The class 9 I I .' 'sia 9 , J' QM! V, 4' P f 411 nb' Charles Dzffenderffer Pasmelll Born Ocfober I I929 Enfered Epnscopal I935 io I94I Re enfered I947 Foresfry Club I947 48 Junfo I947 48 Fooiball I947 Baslxefball I947 48 Benny relurned lo lhe Academy lhns year af+er leavung whale an lhe Mnddle School and soon became one of :fs mosl wndely known members Desplfe fhe lac? rhaf he was especially noled for hrs mnschevvous pranks lhere appeared beneafh +he surface a cerrann amounl of assur ance and a delermunahon To accomplnsh any rob he sei' has mind lo Who of us wnll ever lorgel hrs lales of life nn Calnforma or has wild drnvmg 'ro and from school7 Rarely serious he preferred 'ro enloy Isle as 1+ came Bennys amnable nafure added lo lhe humorous afhlude he assumed foward everylhung made hnm a frnend of many James Daws Robins Born January 4 I930 Enlered Episcopal I935 Foresfry Club I943 48 Junlo I947 48 Glee Club i945 48 Scholnum Board I943 47 Dance Com mrflee 194748 Foofball I947 Traclr l948 The characlerashc of rehcence uncreasmo nn Jam over 'rhe pasl few years and overshadownng has lane qualnly of Ieadershep has nof always per mulled hum 'ro show has beller snde here al school A+ 'fumes Jam s dry and almosf cynucal wnf has foresralled affempfs To gel fo know hum buf once lhns obslacle as overcome one funds Jum fo be an exlremely unfereshng and mrellngenr person Jim won hns lefler as an end on lhe foofball 'leam and wenf on an The sprung fo help lead The fraclc Team wnlh hrs pole vaulhng In bofh These sporfs Jam showed a dogged persnslence and defermmahon If Jom overcomes 'rhrs superhcaal pesssmnsm and rehcence has Inward drnve and ab1lufy fo lead wall carry hum 'ro greafer success Jolm Wfnfeley Rorer Born Augusf 4 I930 Enferocl Epnscopal I938 Foreslry Club I947 48 Junio I946 48 Glen Club I947 48 Scholuum Board I94447 Crrculahon Manager 46 47 Soccer Manager I947 Sunce enfermg +he Academy nn +he Lower School John has always been near and exachng Possessnng a cheery smule and a calm nafure he ns noled as being one of +he mos? uprughf members of +he Sensor Class He performed lhe Tasks of benng curculahon manager of fhe Schollum and manager of 'rhe soccer feam efhcuenfly and nndependenfly Benng a dependable and unobirusrve worker John fakes prrde nn doing a 'ob well He could offen be found grvmg has fume To fhe Glee Club or worknng on has homework nn The fron? hall John s sybaruhc personalafy and has qunef lrrendluness are marks which dlshnguvsh hum Henry Swarfley Rafb, Jr B rn Aprul lb I93l Enfered Episcopal I940 X j Foreslry Club I943 48 Junfo N746 48 Glee Club xml? I947 48 TABULA Schollum Board I943 47 denf Veslry I947 48 Soccer I946 47 Baseball l948 Alfhough he IS essenhally unassuming nn manner Henrys modesly lanled lo keep hum from a prommenf posnhon In The lnfe of 'rhe Academy Has abeluly In bofh sfudues and afh lehcs was easily dlscermble and he was perhaps one of fhe besl liked members of our class Hank was api' lo be rehrung an a large group buf he was offen seen wufh fwo or fhree of has classmafes engaged an an earnesl dnscussuon Hank s mferesf nn afhlehcs was profound and he was probably more aware of sporls al Epnscopal 'rhan has fellow sludenfs He was re garded as 'rhe experf nn has capacufy of sporrs edulor of fhe Schollum Unhnndered by slughfness of build he was adepf al prachcally any sporl and has compehhve spun? was always evndenf Henry wvll be remembered for has qunel re serve benealh which a world of unleresfs and enlhusnasm was slored o ' 1? o ' , . ' . Sporfs Edifor '47, Class Secrefary I947-48. Slu- QWQX i in 2 WY lx -.411 noi!!! Rfcluard Graluam Scbnelder Born Augusf 2 I930 Eniered Epuscopal I945 Foresfry Club I946 48 Junfo I946 48 Vuce Presudenl 47 48 Scholuum Board l94b 47 Sfudenf Councul l946 48 Presuden? 47 48 Inferac Coun cul I947 48 Sfudenf Fund I946 48 Afhlefuc Asso cuakuon I947 48 Presudenl I947 48 Foofball l94a 47 Baseball I946 48 Ceplaun l94B Leader arhlele scholar In rhe shorl space of fhree years Duck has rusen +o These greal heuqhls un our class lhrough hus cheerful ye+ forceful personalufy and hus skull and lhoroughruess un any lask he underhakes Even fhough capraun of Jrhe baseball leam and presudenr of rhe Sfudenr Councul Snufz us nol The dynamuc lype He umpresses hus 'Fruends wufh hus abululy lo have fun buf make everyone who works under hum respecl hum and whal he says Duck us adaplable lo whalever group he 'Funds humself un and ul us perhaps fhus qualuly of con genualuly whuch makes hum one of fhe mos+ unuversally luked members of our class Ronald Ulurlsflne Scarf Born February 4 1930 Enfered Epuscopal l94l Fores+ry Club I943 48 Junlo I946 48 Glee Club I946 48 Lubraruan I9-1748 Chour I946 48 Soccer I947 Rufle Club I946 48 Scofly as he was usually called by hus class males cenlered hus manufold acluvulues around hus school work and sungung bul he never neglecled hus afhlefuc nor hus socual oblugafuons Exhubulung 'rhe qualulues of a sluderul and a genlleman ScoHy us always courfeous and lruendly He has performed a very worfhwhule and duffucull lask as lubraruan of The Glee Club He has pul a greaf deal unlo hus sungunq havung soloed af 'rhe Hobby Show and havung spenl a summer al Wesfmunsfer ln Scolly one funds a blend of cheerful nonchalance and unobfrusuve unduslruousness whuch have broughf hum up fhrough lhe school un +he lore of hus class Charles Mrlron Shaw, Jr Born Ocfobor 22 l929 Enforod Episcopal l940 Foreslry Club I943 48 Junlo l946-48 Glas Club l944'48 Choir l940 48 Scholiurn Board l945-47 Sludanf Fund I947-48 Dance Commiflaa l947-48 Afhlahc Assocuahon I947 48 Wrosllmg I944-48 Caplam I947 48 NoTed as one of The boys whose good humor reached ouT To everyone Charlie was a unusual member of our class Who can forgeT his merry laugh or his 'ocular anTics7 His qualify of neaT ness consTanTly showed ifself and :T became a characTerisTic of everyThmg he did Charlies school spiriT was demonsTraTed as he led The Academy cheering sechon Charlie s main mTeresTs appeared To be in his many exTra curricular achvihes Chief among These were The Choir and Glee Club in which he sang for several years and wresTling which he capTained Charlies warmly humorous aT'fiTude Togelher wiTh his convichons made him a welcome parT of any group Henry Haber Slzerk Born M y I3 i930 Enlorad Episcopal l943 Forosfry Club I944-48 Assl' Socraiary I946-47 Vice Premlonl l947 48 Junlo l946 48 Glen Club I947 48 Class Prosncloni I944-48 Sludanl Coun cal I947 48 Danco Commnfho I946-48 Co Chair man 4648 Foolball I947-48 Wrasflmg l945 48 Manager l94546 Track l948 The marlc Henry made upon The class s visible in his being elecTed presudenT of The class from The Third Form To The SixTh Form afTer IOIUITIQ us in The Second Form His ouT sTandnng school spiral' has been shown by his deep inTeresT and loyalfy Towards The Academy. His achievemenTs did noT end wiTh his work for The class nor wiTh his being an able sTudenT. On The alhlelic field he Turned his deTerminaTion Towards fooTball wresfling and Track. We will long remember him lor his quieT sinceriTy and his fun-loving naTure. A group of sTudenTs around a blackboard usually meanT ThaT Henry was drawing some of his unforgeTTable caricaTure,. Henry's leadership and respecT for The inTer- esTs of The class have gained him The admiraTion and friendship of his classmales. M s.f' 1105 Q UMM VN 0993-E v N. 'N-.411 iff, Robert Earle Sreferf Born March I4 l929 Enlered Episcopal I947 Foreslry Club I947 48 Junlo I947 48 Foolball I947 Baseball l948 Bobs lughling spinl and aggressiveness won lhe respecl of The class soon aller his arrival from Haverlord High lasl year He proved a valuable assel on The loolball squad where his smoolh and ellecluve play won him a posihon on The all Inlerac leam Allhough new lo lhe school Bob displayed unusual spiril' on lhe alhlelic held and lhis allilude carried over inlo his school life where his abilily lo argue and yel assume a happy go lucky allilude made him good company He was always ready lo ad vance his ideas bul could also be a good lislener During his career al Episcopal Bob spenl' c ol his T e in The arf sludio an produced poslers lor school lunclions Bobs unleresl abilily and ambihon in sporls should carry him lar in lhe held of alhlelics which he hopes lo pursue aller gradualion Clark Deakyne Stall, Jr Born No ember 26 l93O Enfe ed Episcopal I944 Fores ry Club I944 48 Junlo I946 48 Foolball I946 47 Baseball I947 48 One ol lhe oulslanding alhleles in our class Jam slarred in every sporl in which he look parl. In loolball he quarlerbacked The leam To The undispuled league championship and he was All-lnlerac. In baskelball he was a high scorer in 'rhe inlramural league and in baseball he had an oulslanding pilching record. Exhibiling his 'ralenl off lhe alhlelic field Jim was voled lhe besl speaker of The evening al Junlo lor a very well-presenled oralion. His friendly allilude and apprecialion ol humor has won him many friends and his abililies have won him lhe respecl ol his classmales. Noled and remembered as an alhlele, a speaker and a friend, Jim has done well al Episcopal in nearly every endeavor. Edwin Roberts Sumner, Jr orn January ll l93I Enlered Epnsco a Foreslry Club I947 48 Junrc I947 48 Glee Club lf'-15 48 Oclel I947 48 Choir I946 48 Soccer l94o 47 has assumed hs pace an The :nie ra u cluons ol o r Cla unoblruslvely buf s lalenls are observable everywhere He sang IU lhe Chour Glee Club and Ode? and he IS an accompllshed plamsl l-l ha won has le er lor lwo years an soccer and he has done very we ln hrs sludnes Neal and paluenl Ed always enloys a good loke buf us serlous whenever he IS worlcung he always seems lo accompllsh whal he se-'rs our To do When Ed makes a slalemenl we lcnow has lhoughl aboul ul lor a long fume ll as uncompromrsnng alhlude aqaunsl lallure and ablllly lo be al ease lhal have brouqhl hrm 'rhe lop ol lhe class Smedley Graeme Taylor Born February 6 i930 Enlered Epnscopal l945 Foreslry Cub I947 48 Junlo I947 48 Foofball I946 47 Wreslllng I946 47 Traclr I946 Qne ol The more renowned members of our class ln Graeme Taylor. Always courleous and polile, Graeme was a leader of many impromplu a erlngs al school. l-l' sc ool splrll was unexcelled as was his sporlsmanship. lvlonlc is an ardenl sporls enlhuslasl bolh as a player and as a follower. An excellenl loolball player, lvlonlq was sidelined by an unlorlunale Injury las? fall. l-le came back during lhe winter, played on a championship lnlramural baslcelball leam. and wen? on in 'rhe spring lo help The lraclc leam by his dogged persis+ence. Always a genlleman, Graeme will long be re- membered lor his line spirlr and sincerily. OVH 411 1183,-0 Noled for hrs excellence rn playrng boogre 1 'Q' GUM' v, mx N f 40 alfa' 'PJ Rankin Noble Tnompson, .lr Born Sepfember 7 l929 Enlerecl Eprscopal I947 Foreslry Club I947 48 Junfo I947 48 Foolball I947 Baslrefball I947 48 Rankrn came fo us fhrs year affer havrng gradualed from Haverford l-lrgh We can remember hearrng for 'rhe frrsf 'rrme af pre season foofball prachce fhaf prercrng Whal say' Lef s go gang' If was hard fo belreve Thai fhrs hard hrffrng fackle could be so fun lovrng and amrable off fhe foolball freld Thrs coupled wrfh hrs hrgh rdeals qurckly won hum fhe frrend shrp and respecf of many of us In class beneafh hrs oufward lovralrfy he showed a serrousness of purpose whrch leff us wrfh fhe rmpressron fha? he knew where he was gorng Tommy s love of afhlefrcs exfends fo all sporfs Few of us know fhaf he served rn 'rhe capacrfy of scoul for hrs prevrous alma mafer and fha? he plans lo become a feacher and a coach The class of I948 wrshes lhal fhrs srncere frrend could have been wrfh us longer Geoqge Buckley Warden Ill Born December 2 l929 Enfered Epuscopal l937 lfo l940l re enfered l945 Foresfry Club I946 48 Junfo l94748 Glee Club l9464B Choir l946 48 woogre George was frequenfly fhe cenfer of a large admrrrng audrence Hs abrlrly as a pranrsf wrll long be remembered by us rn addrfron 'ro hrs humorous performance rn fhe Talenf Show Buckys neaf appearance and hrs falkafrve nalure helped hrm fo become a well known socralrfe Though he was offen rndependenf of fhe class rn The acfrons, he was always easy 'lo gef along wrfh Bucky was an unrelenfrng supporler of hrs belrefs whenever he became engaged rn one of hrs frequenf argumenfs Even fhough somefrmes drsproved by hrs classmafes, he seldom gave rn fo hrs confenders Bucky wrll be remembered for hrs frank and forceful manner of expressrng hrs rdeas llowara' Barton Wasserman Born May 26 l930 Enfered Episcopal I937 Foresfry Club T943 48 JunTo I946 48 Glee Club I945 48 Choir I94I 47 TABULA ArT Ednfor Dance Co nmlTTee I946 48 Foolball I947 Rifle C ub 1945 48 One oT The mosT Trank and sincere members oT our class BarT has drawn The admnrahon of his Truends Tor These Two ouTsTandmg quaInTies He has a Triendly manner and an engaging smile which in social acT1viTies is mixed wnTh a dusTincT polnTeness and ever presenf neaTness He did well scholashcally wlTh seemingly lnTTle eTTorT buT also demonsTraTed The capaciTy Tor con Tinuous hard work upon necessiTy His amazing arTisTic aloilnTy was exemplified in The painTings porTrauTs and murals which deco raTe The school s walls He may well b remembered also Tor his amusing classroom arT Trom which we experienced many hearTy laughs buT which oTTered only one oT The many occasions upon which we enloyed BarTs Tun loving naTure Ralon fyre Werbenll Born No amber I5 l930 EnTered Episcopal l935 Foresfry Club I944 48 Junfo I947 48 TABULA Crculahon Mgr Afhlehc Assocuahon I947 4B FooTball H45 47 CapTaln I047 Track I947 48 LoyalTy reserve and uncompromising defense of his beliefs characTenzes The capTann of our championship TooTball Team When Things looked blackesT and when he humselT was forced ouT of acTion as The resulT of a knee injury Bud's Tire sparked The Team even Trom The side lines. Duddy This year has felT The weighT responsibiIiTy which leadership has placed his shoulders. WheTher iT be by hard TighTing The aThleTic Tield or by his ardenT defense of all The school TradiTions Duddys loyaITy has been an example To The enTire sTudenT body. Though Duddy had many inTeresTs, his con- scienciousness in The scholasTic Tield achieved Tor him resulTs ThaT amazed bo+h his Triends and The TaculTy. A cheery smile and a quieT greeTing Tor everyone has won him The Triendship of second Tormer and senior alike. , 1 ff QUAM yi sf: 7H X NSBA ne j Joseplr Wlllmm Wldmg, Jr Born Aprnl 4 I930 Enfered Epnscopal I940 Foresfry Club I943 48 Secrefary I946 47 Pres: denf I947 48 Junfo I946 48 Glee Club l945 48 Vrce Presudenf I947 48 Oclef I946 48 Cholr I940 48 Scholrum Board I943 48 Managlng Ed :for I947 Edrfor I946 Sfudenf Council I946 48 lnferac Councul I947 48 Sfudenf Vesfry I946 48 Sfudenf Fund I947 48 Dance Commllfee I946 47 Chairman I946 47 Tennvs l948 Manager Sfarfrng very qunefly nn fhe Middle Bull be came one of fhe mosf brnllranf and mosf nnfluen fnal members of our class Hrs popularrfy and abllnfy rose fo fhe exfenf fhaf nn hns Senior year he was elecfed an officer of alrnosf every organxzafnon fo whzch he belonged Brll was always ready fo laugh af a good lolce buf one never heard hum laugh In scorn of anofher Whnle many were aware of hrs excellenf sxngung vonce few knew fhaf he was also an accomplished orgamsf and puanusf We have all felf has sfeady :ng Influence af one fume or anofher and we hope fhaf Bull has benefafed as much from benng af Episcopal as our class has benefufed by hrs beunq among us Bennewlle Dayton Wilmot, Jr Born Sepfember 3 I929 Enfered Episcopal I947 Foresfry Club I947 48 Junfo I947 48 Glee Club I947 48 TABULA Soccer I947 Track l948 Soon affer Ben came fo us fhns year he won our friendship wrfh remarkable ease and qurclcly assumed a posufnon of presfuqe and scholasflc excellence l-le applred hnmself equally conscnenfnously fo fhe soccer Team a sporf whuch he had never played before Affer consfanf worlc he became frrsf feam halfbaclc nn less fhan half a season l-les afhlefuc abnlnfnes reached also nnfo fraclc where he was an oufsfandzng drsfance runner Hrs versafulufy was soon durecfed foward 'lhe Glee Club where besncles lendmg af has vouce he demonsfrafed en spare momenfs hrs excellence as a pnamsf We also snncerely wrsh fhaf he could have been wnfh us much longer fhan The fleefnng mor year for f a cerfamfy fh rs nnfluence would have been more profound Howard Pmlbrook Wfgfbr Born June 20 l929 Enfered Eplscopal I94-5 Foreslry Club IQ47 48 Junfo I946 48 Glee Club I946 48 Dance Comm Hee I946 47 Aflwleflc Assoclahon I947 48 Foofball l945 47 Track I947 48 Caplam l948 Although l-1oward lwas been a member ol our class for only Three years In flwar fume he has esfablvslwed himself as one of nfs mosl ourslandang members Has lrrendly smnle and warm greehng were only lwo of llwe oulward srgns of an Inward spnrnfual nalure fha? placed Howre among flue besf lrlced boys al Eprscopal One of flue clean a sleadyung Influence on has classmales Howard s oulslandrng sporfsmanslmp and superb playrng abnlrly won lwnm All nnlerac recognnlnon IH loolball and llwe award of mosl valuable player ID 'flue lnleracademuc League In 'rlwe sprung has remarkable qualify of leaderslmp showed nlsell as l'1e caplalned +l'1e lraclc Team We wnll long remember l-loward for lws superb clwaracler and lrnendly nafure QQAM 1 Q if XX -D, '79 i esf-living boys in our class. lwle conslanfly exerled X f , 4 V !,, 'Q f- A4 1 .I hv, .- ., U H- 4 I I y NP' l a L fc if I I P Q u' ' 'L' ' ,A ' Y . . L 1 1 C v 'L 4 , 4 I v , I Z? XXX - Q55 fwf- , XS .f- '-. 'r .A-W' A 5 ff A ' 5 7a M, -154 v N il 51' . 'L 'fxhxx K in . , J. P f ,xx 'M ill ,,-wil' .J-x 46' I0 TIES' pn FIRST ROW H Shark J Arndf Schneider Judson Wading SECOND ROW Largey Wallace Keene Cline J R Smilh Mr Neaihery STUDENT COUNCIL Faced wilh many problems lhs yea lhe Epis opal Academy Sludenf Councrl under fhe leadership ol President R hard Schneider and +he guidance of Mr Nea+laery overcame mary ooslacles o improve the school and To advance The osuhon ol The Council The ounc relained als mem erslo in lhe Naliona ssocialion ol Sludenl Council wha nlinuing To ul ll rs oblqahon To e lnleracademic Sludenl Counci Al lhe beginning ol lhe year he Council organized a meelinq ol The new boys The Council, and 'rhe dillerenl class oll cers lor The pu pose ol aiding lhe new boys in heir slarl al Episcopal, The Council rhen Turned lo The problem ol The increasino conqeslion in The parking arrangemenls al lhe school. Perhaps one ol lhe mos? puzzling problems lo conlronl any Sludenl Council during H s , ars s ie i iu Cv 'F worls o ram in af res c s. Th 'ir rnoye Q. rh ouncil was To change fn name rom work oroqram lo seryi e program 'n rder o X asize he l T '. +h s+ 'nt were oil rig rh ir -ewfc 5 o f school. Tie due C: -llfvjv 'ours w s retained if sc :'a owanies were qranled 'o ooy: who lo ii r s ere unaoe fo meel 'h ir Or 3, TWW- 'ne eng ei fr wa' 'd f e si 'rs ouenr lei? 'on ' 'he fa or s There was no apparenT unTeresT un The servuce program The Topuc was broughT up aT almosT every Councul meeTung buT noThung seemed To be done abouT The maTTer Plans were sugg sTed by Councul members and sTudenTs un an eTTorT To arruve aT a soluTuon To The vexung problem ln a leTTer To Dr l-laslam Duclc Schreuder sTaTed ThaT The program was noT beung supporTed and ThaT many oT The boys had luTTle Tume o conTrubuTe Theur share RoberT MarTun 49 laTer suggesTed a plan whuch may solve The problem and whuch should permuT Tne school To run on a much more eTTucuenT basus Hus plan was un essence a scheme un whuch boys would be paud aT The raTe oT TwenTy cenTs an hour Thus money unsTead of beung paud durecTly To The boys was To be placed un a Tund whuch was To be used To purchase cerTaun useful and necessary arTucles Tor The school The specuhc arTucles To be purchased were To be chosen by a voTe oT The Upper School The plan was puT un To eTTecT almosT ummeduaTely SubseguenTly :T was deTerrnuned by a voTe oT The Upper School ThaT The badly run down showers would be The ursT use To whuch The money would be puT AnoTher problem whuch Taced The Councul and The school was The sellung of Tood aT recess Through The carelessness oT The sTudenTs wrappers and uce cream cones were leTT on The Tloor oT The loclcer room creaTung an unsughTly mess The Councul repeaTedly reguesTed The boys To be more careTul buT The requesTs were noT heeded Dr l-Taslam Therefore ordered ThaT reTreshmenTs noT be served aT recess Thus provoked much dusconTenT among The sTudenT body A STudenT Councul meeTung was called on a Trual basus The suspensuon had apparenTly had uTs eTTecT sunce The wrappers were no longer leTT on The Tloor An unTramural baslceTball program was unauguraTed Thus wunTer by The STudenT Councul Early un The season approxumaTely TuTTy Iunuors and senuors Tormed sux Teams chose capTauns and prepared To enTer unTo compeTuTuon The league was run by Duck Schneuder presudenT oT The Courucul who kepT score oT all Tne games Two games were played each SaTurday mornung and They were oTTucuaTed by members oT The varsuTy baslceTball squad who were noT allowed To enTer un The compeTuTuon Followung a Tuve game schedule drawn up by The Co-uncul The YellowuackeTs Boobs SnuTTys Cousuns Fuery FuTThs Dappers and MudnughT Maulers Touled Tumed ToughT and occasuonally played baslceTball To decude whuch Team was To meeT l-laverTord s unTramural hampuons un The posT season playoTT The program was a success un ThaT uT gave boys who were noT members of oTher aThleTuc squads durung The wunTer monThs a chance To play baslceTball IT provuded needed exercuse and was a weekly source of pleasure Tor all parTucupanTs LuTTle does The Class oT l948 realuze how much has been done Tor Them by Thus organuzaTuon that us The lunlc beTween The sTudenTs and The TaculTy Perhaps some day we wull realuze The graTuTude ThaT we owe Thus group Tor Theur unTurung and devoTed servuce and The Council suggesTed To The l'leadmasTer ThaT reTreshmenTs be sold once again VESTRY Warden DAVID J. CROWNOVER Set'-e'ar-, Tl-TDMAS M. EARNSHAW The sluden' Veslry during Jrhe year l947-48 was more acrive lhan in perhaps any previous year, As usual, lhe lessons were read in chapel by members of lhe Veslry, and lhe senior members were cruciiers. ln addilion, 'rhe members were divided info groups of lwo, each group being responsible Tor The general mainlenance oi The Chapel for a specified weelc. Confinuing an innovalion inlroduced lasl year, one service a monlh was conducred by lwo of The senior members. These services seemed lo be accepled favorably, and if is hoped lhal 'rhey will conlinue. The members ol The Veslry were called upon 'ro serve as ushers a+ various religious iunclions of The Academy, including The Chrislmas pageant +he corporale communion services, fhe Academy Service, and fhe Lenlen presenlalion service. The charily drives sponsored by The Veslry were for The mosl parl guile successful. The resulls were as follows: Communily Chesl-Sl3OO Seeing Eye Dog Fund-SIOO March of Dimes-S50 World Relief-S2lO Red Cross and Cancer Crusade-S350 FIRST ROW: Judson, Earnshaw, Crownovor, Widing, Rufh. SECOND ROW: K. Smifh, B, Murphy Keene, Cline, Mr. S+. Claire. ,. FIRST ROW: Challace, Hall, Pinhiero, Deicher, Oberholtzer, Chadwick. SECOND ROW: W . Rapp, Barhite, Crawford, Jones, Hammersley, Melling, H, Rapp, Wilson, Drexel, D. Haslam, Griffith. THIRD ROW: Hiers, Erwin, R. Scott, Barker, Lounsbury, Mears, McCutcheon, A. Ostheimer, Crownover. FOURTH ROW: Earnshaw, organist, Cline, A. Haslam, Maxwell, Widing, McLeer, Shaw, Hardy, Baugh, Mr, McClelland. FIFTH ROW: Holtzapple, Warder. CHOIR Under the dynamic leadership ot Mr, McClelland, this year's choir had more voices than in any previous year. In spite ot having only two atternoon rehearsals a week, the choir was able to sing an anthem almost every Friday. Some ot the more well-lcnown anthems sung were Franclcs Psalm I50, Haydns The Heavens Are Telling, Mozart's Gloria in Exelsis, Farmers Great and Marvelous, Ippolitott-lvanotts Bless the Lord, and Mendelssohns O for the Wings of a Dove. The most memorable services in which the choir toolr part were the Christmas Pageant and the Academy Service. The tormer, held on December I8 and I9, was acclaimed by many to be the best ever presented at the Academy. Its great success was mainly due to the untiring ettorts ot Mr. Sumner and Mr, Harris, who directed the costuming and the pertormance, and ot Mr. Neathery, who directed the spectacu- lar lighting ettects. The choir sang three anthems and assisted greatly with the congregational singing ot the Christmas carols. The Academy Service, held on April 25 at the Church ot the Redeemer, was the scene ot the choirs best performance ot the year. ln this large church, the choirs voices were able to ring out with spirit and volume, and the service was one ot magniticent beauty. Great credit is due to Mr. McClelland and Tom Earnshaw in their work with the chapel music, Mr. McClelland, in addition to his teaching responsibilities, spent much time with the choir and has done a superb iob ot directing. Tom, who served his second year as Academy organist, tultilled his duties with remarkable distinction, in addition to accompanying Mr. McClelland at most ot the rehearsals and keeping up with his many other duties around school. FORESTRY CLUB Pres den? J WILLIAM WIDING JR Vce P es denT HENRY H SHERK Sec eTary THOMAS M EARNSHAW Ass sTanT Sec eTa y WILLIAM D L MELCHER Treas AUGUSTUS T ASHTON Il Ass sTanT T easu e ARTHUR JUDSON II Lb ar an CHRISTOPHER McCUTCHEON Ass sTanT L a HENRY WOOLMAN CusTod an RICHARD HIERS Ass sTa T C sTod an CHARLES CHADWICK In Thus uTs TwenTy suxTh year oT servuce To The Academy The ForesTry Club has once agaun shown uTselT To be one oT The mosT acTuve clubs un The school Under The Ieadershup of Dr DooluTTle The TaculTy advuser The members have gauned much valuable and unTeresTung unTormaTuon abouT many phases oT naTure The ForesTry Club was Tounded when The school moved To Overbrook Trom The cuTy un I92l The boys were quuck To grasp The spuruT of The ouTdoors and soon The Club was un Tull acTuon The Clubs TursT Task were The clearung oT The suTe Tor The gymnasuum and The kullung oT The pouson uvy scaTTered abundanTly over The landscape IT also Took upon uTselT The lob of planTung and carung Tor many Tlowers whuch greaTIy added To The beauTy oT The grounds ln l925 The EoresTry Clubs axemen cleared space Tor The Lower School Tueld and The pruzes Tor The hughesT scores un examunahons on Trees Tlowers and burds were esTabIushed The mosT promunenT oT The Club s acTuvuTues us The annual Fall Arbor Day held Thus year on OcTober I7 The program un charge oT J Wulluam Wudung Jr opened Tollowung The mornung Chapel servuce wuTh an unvocaTuon by Frederuck L Jones Jr SecreTary Thomas M Earnshaw Then read Governor DuTTs Arbor Day ProcIamaTuon A STone Pune Punus Cembra was planTed aT Tennus courT number Three near The maun buuldung by The oTTucers and members oT The Class OT I948 Eollowung Thus a WhuTe Oak lOuercus Alba was planTed un honor oT The Epuscopal Academy by Mr Edward T Colluns Jr oT The Class oT I935 un The absence oT Mr HerberT Pennock The IaTe General Manager oT The Phuladelphua NaTuonaI League Baseball Team A WhuTe Ash lllraxunus Amerucana was Then planTed un honor of The Phullues by Mr Raymond Keegan coach oT The Epuscopal baseball Team He was assusTed by CapTaun Ruchard Schneuder and oThers ATTer shorT addresses by several oTher guesTs The Reverend John H Bomberger D D closed The exercuse wuTh The beneducTuon Thus year The EoresTry Club was The recupuenT oT Three ouTsTandung donaTuons uhe publucaTuon oT a TwenTy EuTTh Annuversary Issue and Two callecfuons oT books The Tormer conTrubuTuon was made by Mr Hang Pakradoonu Class oT l928 Mr Dukran Pakradoonu Class oT I934 and Mr Aram Pakradoonu Class oT I94O Thus was The TursT publucahon oT The ForesTry Club un many years and The Club us exTremeIy graTeTul To The donors Each member oT The Club receuved a copy oT The BookleT whuch us un deed someThung To preserve The largesT donaTuon oT books was parT oT a lubrary guven To The school by Tour sons oT Dr Warren Davus Warren Jr Class oT I93l Wallace Class oT I935 Leslue Class oT l937 and Ruchard Class oT I94O In Thus coIlecTuon There are approxumaTely one hundred and TuTTy books on Trees Tlowers burds gardenung u ., . .,..... ...,, . , . I-ri , , . ....,,,... ,... . , . I r r .. urer ..... , , . I r rr ,, .... ,... . , . Irl . .. I II3rrIan . I . ..., .... I n u I , .. I T I - u u - I - I - . . , , . . . . ,. u . , . . ., . , . . . - u . , . . . , . . . . . ., . . , , . , , . , . I . . ., , , . . . . . . . u and various phases oT naTure. The mosT valuable oT These, perhaps, is a volume on The TruiTs in New York STaTe. The oTher donaTion oT books, conTaining abouT ThirTy volumes, was bequeaThed by Philip RuprechT To The Club. These books dealT also wiTh naTure. The ForesTry Ciub is The only club ir The school which has IiTe memberships. LiTe membership conTribuTions are held as a permanenT Tund deposiTed wiTh The Academy TrusTees as a nucleus Tor a scholarship aT The Academy Tor some boy who wishes To become a ToresTer or To concenTraTe on horTiculTure. This year, The one hundredTh liTe membership was issued. Number NineTy-Nine was given To RT. Reverend Oliver J. l'larT, and J, William Widing Jr., PresidenT oT The Club, received Number One Hundred. ln addiTion To iTs many ouTdoor walks, The l:oresTry Club has been TorTunaTe in having a large number oT speakers Tor iTs meeTings. Several oT The FaculTy gave Talks on Their experiences in various parTs oT The world during The pasT war, and several sTudenTs and ouTside speakers gave Talks on various Topics. ln addiTion To The speakers, a Tew moTion picTures were shown aT The meeTings. The climax oT The year was The annual ForesTry Club examinaTions on Trees, flowers, and birds. The examinaTions were Taken on May TwenTieTh, and prizes were awarded aT The VarsiTy Club Dinner Tor The besT examinaTions in each subiecT. A prize was also awarded To The boy who received The highesT number oT poinTs in all The examinaTior1s TogeTher. The ForesTry Club has done much Tor The school in The pasT years, and as Time goes on, we hope ThaT iT will conTinue To carry ouT iTs purpose as expressed in iTs consTiTuTion and by-laws: The obiecT oT The ForesTry Club is To learn abouT planTs and Trees, To undersTand Their uses, and To do all ThaT each member can Tor Their proTecTion and preservaTion, especially upon The Academy properTyl' GLEE CLUB Under The vigorous guidance oT Mr. WalTer Johnson and The able leadership OT David Crownover, This yearis Cvlee Club carried on iTs Tine TradiTion ol being one of The besT singing organizaTions in This area. The Glee Club's superb qualiTy was recognized when iT was inviTed To sing in a presenTaTion oT Richard Wagneris Parsifal aT John Wanamaker's on Good Friday. To The members who parTicipaTed, This performance consTiTuTed a memorable achievemerif in Their vocal careers. The Glee Club was aT iTs largesT This year, iTs enrollmenT being sixTy-Tive members. This number represenTed boys wiTh a wide range of inTeresTs, who assembled To sing corporaTely. Indeed, The Glee Club was The only organizaTion in which boys oT varied scholasTic and aThleTic acTiviTies were able To geT TogeTher in a common inTeresT. AlThough rehearsals usually required The sacriTice oT sTudy periods, The aTTendance aT The rehearsals was Tairly good. Even Though The work occasionally seemed Tedious, The Glee men proudly look back upon Theur days spenT un smgung ConcerTs were held IounTly wuTh Ellus College The Agnes lrwun School The Shupley School and The Baldwun School The club deruved much pleasure Trom combunung uTs vouces w1Th Those oT The gurls choruses un srngung Brahms How Lovely ls Thy Dwelling Place Trom The German Requuem The Amerucan Tolksong CharloTTeTown ls Burning Down by Charles BryanT and GullTord Fune s seTTurug oT FaTher Wulluam Trom Aluce un Wonderland By means oT These concerTs wuTh oTher schools The Episcopal sungers were able To work under oTher musucal durecTors and also To lusTen To oTher choral groups Followung each oT These concerTs was a dance where many enloyable evenungs were spenT Thus The Glee Club members noT only enuoyed The sungung of many excellenT songs wuTh These schools buT also had a good Tume aTTer The concerTs For The Thard consecuTuve year The Glee Club Travelled To ATlanTuc CuTy lusT before The sprung vacaTuon To hold a concerT wuTh The ATlanTuc CuTy Fruends School aT The T-loTel Dennus The Trrp was sugnuTucanT un ThaT no oTher choral group had been asked To reTurn so oTTen To The ATlanTuc CuTy Fruends School Thus concerT was one of The ouTsTandung evenTs on The Glee s schedule Truals Tor The OcTeT were held un The early Tall and many members Tr ed ouT Tor Thus hughly popular acTuvuTy The compeTnTuon was keen among The candudaTes so That :T was wuTh duTTuculTy ThaT The OcTeT was Tunally chosen lT consusTed oT WhuTney Barker Crownover and Davud Polk The OcTeT gave excellenT renduTuons oT Negro SpuruTuals such as Cllmbung up The MounTaun My Lord WhaT a Mornung and also The popular TavoruTe Dry Bones The OcTeT was nearly always un demand Tor an encore and Thus excellenT volce Traumng group sang aT a Tew concerTs oTher Than The regularly scheduled Club ConcerTs The hughlughT of The season Took place when a concerT was held un The gymnasuum un congunchon wuTh The Muddle School Chorus The sTudenT body TaculTy parenTs and Truends paud The Glee Club an overwhelmung Tr1buTe when over eughT hundred people aTTended The Annual Academy ConcerT and heard one oT The besT performances un The husTory oT The Glee Club The members had decuded To sung The concerT To help The cause oT The STudenT Fund OrganuzaTuon Over S700 was Thus donaTed To The Academy Fund Trom Thus performance ATTer The Tnnal concerT aT The Overbrook PresbyTeruan Church uT was wuTh sorrow ThaT we learned ThaT our unTurung durecTor Mr WalTer Johnson was leavung The Academy To Take up hus duTues as The head oT The vonce deparTmenT un PrunceTon New Jersey Durung The Tour years IH whuch Mr Johnson has been aT The Academy he has buulT a real repuTaT:on Tor The Glee and has made :T one oT The besT preparaTory school glee clubs un The counTry Through hus Tnreless eTTorTs he has guven The Glee members The oppurTunuTy To sung and To become acquaunTed w1Th some excellenT pueces OT music To many he has been a suncere Teacher and Truend NexT years club wull be under The durecT:on oT Thus years assusTanT durecTor Mr CurTus York The Glee Club of I947 48 washes To express uTs graTuTude To Mr Johnson Tor hus kund and devoTed servuces and To exTend To Mr York uTs wlshes Tor many more successful seasons o n . I i Charlie lv1edTord, Chuck Bazemore, Bill Wicling, Ed. Sumner, Dick Lounsbury, Dave JUNTO The JunTo of T947 48 was a very acfnve organuzafuon The offucers Davod Maxwell Pres:denT Rnchard Schneuder Vrce PresudenT and HerberT Henderson Secrefary Treasurer led The debafung socuefy Through an mTeresT1ng and progressuve season The fersT meefung was held on Dec ll aT Wasserman s where a record aTTendar1ce of fnfTy enghf lnsfened aTTenTuvely whsle Earnshaw Medford and Keene Tor The Affurm ahve and Hardy Jones and Clme for The Negafuve debaTed The Resoluhon Thaf The TafT HarTley Labor Relahons Bull ns unfanr To organnzed Labor In The UmTed STaTes The Negahve won ThaT mqh+ and Jones was voTed besf speaker Mr Rudgway had no Trouble an holdnng has audzence whnle cruhcaznng The debafe On January I5+h The JunTo Travelled To John Arndfs where :T was resolved ThaT The mamTenance of The healTh of The Amerlcan people us The respons:bulnTy of The governmenT Borda HenTz and Murphy were for TT ATknnson Sfull and Crownover opposed The negafave won agam and Sfull receuved The acclaum of besT speaker Mr Morgan deluvered a Thorough cruTuc1sm A monTh elapsed before The JunTo mef again aT Abronskn s To wrangle over elnmu nafmg prsvaTe schools Trom our educahonal sysfem The af'TnrmaTTve snde was Bob ArndT Shaw and Hannum whule Ausfun Ives and MaTToon disagreed Mr Merruck um0arTed a scaThmg crufncvsm afTer The Negahve had won and Ives had been voTed besT speaker Only a week lafer found The JunTo nnvadung The Brandf s To debafe Resolved ThaT The Unlfed STaTes us acTung as a bona flde member of The UmTed NaTnons IH seTTlng up a plan of and To Europe ScoTT Wulmof and Kennedy ThoughT :T was buT Jacoby Wudlng and Baer opposed The resoluhon The aTTurmaTnve won ScoTT was The besT AT The fufTh meefung aT Wudung s AshTon Sumner and Murdoch for The Affnrmahve and McNelns BenneTT and Capper debafed ThaT every able bodued male cnTuzen of The Unnfed STaTes should have one year of full Tame mTlTTary Traumng before aTTannung The age of 24 The Negafnve won ThaT mghT and AshTon was vofed besf speaker The auduence was greafly umpressed by Mr Balsley s crnfucusm The nexT meehng was aT Bob Arndf s IT was Resolved ThaT The clvsl rnghfs of all crfrzens of The Un1Ted STaTes should be guaranfeed by federal law The wnnmng Team was Perrns Robins and Jefferues For The Negafuve were Barroll Taylor and MarTun Taylor was voTed besT speaker and Mr umn served as crnTnc A wnre recorder whlch laTer proved a greaf help To The speakersl was used ThaT mghT for The fnrsf Tnme Aprnl Fool s Day was no Tnme for Iokes when The JunTo meT aT Horne s To debaTe Resolved ThaT capufal pumshmenf In The Umfed STaTes should be abolushed For The resoluTlon were Johns STeuerT and Wallace agamsT TT were Clupp Cable and Brehman Johns was proclanmed besT speaker by The auduence The Negafnve wa vncforlous IN The debafe and Mr NeaThery delnvered a very complnmenfary cruT1cusm On Aprul I5Th The JunTo was The guesT of Haverford School s Polemncs Debahng SocueTy rn The Haverford Jumor School audnfornum The meehng was called To order by The moderafor Dr John A Lesfer Jr of Haverford College who umfroduced The Two qudges and The speakers for bofh sndes The ludges were The Honorable Bryan A Mulner Judge IU The Thurd Courf of Common Pleas of Phnladelphna and Mr Harms G Haviland oT The Frlends Selecf School The debafers for Episcopal were Senuo Davnd Crownover Frederuck Jones Jr and Ronald ScoTT They very ably defended . I . . . . . speaker, and Mr. Shinn was The crific. flue Negafuve of flue fopuc Resolved Tluaf one federal governmenf for flue world us pracfucal now If luad been arranged before flue debafe fluaf if flue fwo iudges were divided un flueur oounuons as fo flue v for of flue debafe flue moderafor would acf as a flu rd Iudge A quesfuon period was lueld wluu e flue fwo uudoes were frying fo male flueur decision affer baflu sides luad delivered excellenf argumenfs During fluus fume flue speakers of boflu sides were cauled upon fo answer quesfuons from flue audience perfunenf fo ulue fopuc under discussion Meanuwluile flue moderafor Dr Le fer was called upon fo luelp flue judges reaclu a verdicf. Affer derberafing for more fluan an luou , flue iudges finally reaclued a decision and awarded flue debafe fo flue Polemics Debafing Sociefy of Haverford. Tlue lasf meefirug of flue year was lueid af flue luome of Henry Ruflu in Haverford. Tluis being an elecfion year, flue officers of flue Junfo decided fo luave a polifical discussion on flue maior candidafes for nominafion fo flue Presidency. Tlue officers, Aslufon, Aflcinson, and lves campaigned for Harold Sfassen, Roberf Taff, Harry Truman, Tluomas Dewey, Henry Wallace, and Douglas Macfurfluur, Tlue incoming officers for I948-49 fool: cluarge of flue meefing affer flue preliminary business luad been affended fo. Tluis Oxford fype of debafe was very successful and flue audience was very enfluusiasfic in flue quesfion period wluiclu followed. Mr. Brennanis knowledge of polifical luisfory made luis crificism very apf. Bob Aflcinson was acclaimed flue besf speaker of flue evening by flue vale of flue audience. if FIRST ROW: Keene, Schneider, J. ArndT, Widing, Cline. STANDING: Mr. Dixon. STUDENT FUND A new enTerprise This year, The STudenT Fund OrganizaTion has provided a means by which The sTudenTs oT The Academy have conTribuTed To The progress and im- provemenT oT The school. The purpose oT The STudenT Fund was To raise money Tor The Academy Fund, which Tor The pasT Tew years has been aTTempTing To lower The morTgage oT The school and To provide needed addiTional TaciliTies. l-leaded by Jack ArndT, The Fund CommiTTee planned Two maior proiecTs-The Bazaar and TalenT Night These programs TogeTher wiTh The annual Academy Glee Club ConcerT neTTed The Fund a ToTal oT S2,400. TalenT NighT, The TirsT oT The commiTTee's large-scale money-raising producTions, proved To be very successTul and iTs sponTaneiTy made iT one oT The mosT popular oT The year's sTudenT acTiviTies. The audience braved a dense Tog To aTTend The show, and The Tine enTerTainmenT iT received cerTainly made The show worThwhile. Joe Flanigan, masTer oT ceremonies, in a Top ha+ and Tuxedo, humorously began The show wiTh his lrish wiT, and Then proceeded To inTroduce The TalenTed perTorrners. WhiTney Barker and Ronald ScoTT sang solos oT Old Man River and WaTer Boy: Their blackened Taces added To The realism oT Their newly-acquired accenTs. Ed Sumner, Dick Mears, Torn Earnshaw, Bill Widing, and Ben WilmoT showed Their abiliTies by playing a wide varieTy oT piano selecTions. BeTween These selecTions Bull BeaTTy dnsplayed unusual decephon and professoonal form wnTh hus sessron of maguc and wnTh The and of Wnllus Arndf enTerTauned and fooled The audnence AnoTher mane of hldden TalenTs was duscovered nn George Warder s and Sam Acker s nmpersonafnons of Two darkues Feafured an Thenr acT was a version of Down The Road Aplece and numerous wuse cracks Throughouf The evenung A surpruse came when a Three man quarTeT garbed nn gay nuneTy fashuon Took The sTage Bob ATkunson Wayne l-lurTubuse and Herb Henderson soon were lorned by a volunTeer from The auduence Sam Acker who swelled The harmony In Two excellenf numbers uncludmg Old King Cole FeaTs of chemical magnc were nexT on The program as members of Prof s chemesTry classes produced sTarTlung explosnves sfrange colors and myfhucal effecfs To The greaf unTeresT of The audience The show came To an end wnTh The usual sT rlmg performance of The OcTeT followed by The ssngung of Episcopal by The auduence and The performers Alfhough much crednf musT nafurally go To The performers Charlue Shaw s durecfnon and Duck Lounsbury s sTage managemenf conTrnbuTed heavuly To The success of The underfaknng The S327 profnf from Talenf Nlghf was sTull far shorT of The Fund s goal and furfher plans were made To gnve a bazaar m The gymnasnum on Aprnl eugTh and mnTh Ed Wallace and l-lunfer Clme were chosen co chaarmen of The prolecT and groups were formed whnch began To plan for The evenf The bazaar was under The gundance of Capper and The Shop Club were responsoble for The consTrucTnon of The boofhs ThaT lined The sude of The gymnasaum Dave Maxwell and Dave Crownover Took charge of The duffuculf Task of collechng The arfncles whuch began To come ln from The sTudenTs For several weeks pruor To The openrng The commlffees were hard aT work preparmg The schedule and The school was consTanTly rernunded of The bazaar and To brnng In arTucles for sale The funal deTauls of orgamzahon were accomplished aT a meeTmg of The enfure sTudenT commuTTee of ThnrTy who supervised The booThs and performed The necessary funcT:ons of The underfakmg The sTudenT body Took an enfhusuashc unTeresT ln The progecf and The gymnasuum was soon fulled wnTh a varneTy of arhcles whuch had been broughT un by The sTudenTs Among These were pueces of glassware chnna sporT :ng equupmenT planfs and whnfe elephanfs A baseball Throw under The supervision of Jack Loechner aTTracTed a large crowd and many fnshung enfhuslasfs pafronuzed Ed Dull s fly boofh By Friday The second day of The bazaar many of The arTucles had been sold AfTer dmner had been served an aucfnon was held of many valuable Thnngs Mr Rudgway s auchoneerung soon had a Televlsuon sef a Dresden chuna seT and several bncycles sold To The large audnence When all The procednngs were over The neT Income of The Bazaar was approxnmafely Sl 600 This greafly bolsfered The Tofal of The Sfudenf Fund Organszahon and wuTh The proceeds from The Glee Club ConcerT The grand Tofal was broughf To S2 400 The STudenT Fund was a success nof only because :T raused money for a needy cause, buf also because :T broughf ouf The cooperafnve and conTrvbuTnng spnruT of The Epcscopal sfudenfs Mr. Sargenf. Mr. Harris designed and puT up The decoraTions while Ed Dill, Bob DC ,D 3 FIRST ROW: Judson, Widing, Maxwell, Rulh. SECOND ROW: Rorer, Robins, MarTin, THIRD ROW Keene, Mr. Shanbacker. SCHOLIUM For The pasT Two years The Two Top posfTions on The ediToriai board ol The Scholium have been held by Dave lvlaxwell and Bi Vxfiding. When These excepTionally capable boys sTar+ed Their work in l946, They had To TEghT an uphill baTTle. The paper was deeply in debl and Widing, The TirsT ediTor-in-chiel, had To suTTer much adverse criTicism because oT The absoluTe necessiTy oT puTTing many ads on The back page. ln spiTe oT This handicap. Bill received Trom Those who realized The siTuaTion very high praise Tor his able managernenT oT The ioo. Each issue builT up more respecT Tor The paper, and many vigorous ediTorials were The basis ol discussions and acTions Taken around school. The combinahon ol These Two iournalisTs would be diTliculT To excel, and Through Their guidance, The caliber oi The news and sporTs reporTs increased and The paper was run srnoorhly and eTTicienTlv. In I947, Maxwell became ediTor-inechief BUG rhe Time was ripe Tor +he Scholium To aTTain iTs populariTy. Wirh The bank accounT on The black side and such a conscienTious and hard-working business manager as ArT Judson, The board was able To publish almosT Tour Tull pages ol news. lTs policy oT oTTen publishing inTormaTion and ediTorials enTirely new To The readers made The sTudenTs eager Tor The paper To 'come ouT, When The l948 board Took over in December, l947, They inheriTed a newspaper ThaT had been builT up Tremendousy and had gained much Tavor. Few boards had accomplished such a Task as This and rnuch crediT shox. d be given Tor The Tire work of The Tacully adviser, Mr. Frank Sharoacker. Bur iT was 'QT al work' many oT The mosf enioyable evenings oi The board at Episcopal were spenT af The Tamed dummv nighTs, and a spirir oT Tun mixed wiTh work prevailed all Through The Two years, I 80 .us it '- .33 FIRST ROW: Kennedy, Lillmars, Hardy, ScoH, McLear. SECOND ROW: Miller, Mr. Willing McCelland. RIFLE CLUB The Academy RlTle Club, under The direcTion of Mr. Willing, concenTraTed on earning Nalicnal RiTle Associafion medals insTead oT compeTing in a number of dual maTches wiTh oTher schools as iT had in pasT years, The club won iTs lone maTch againsT Radnor by The dezisiye score oT 468-455. This yi-:Tory was helped by The sharpshochng oT an exvRadnoriTe, Bill Mel.ear. AlThoi,gh The club was hamoered by conT'icTs wlTh The regular aTTernoon sporTs orogram, improvemenT was made in Teaching The many new members some oT The Tine bo'nTs oT TargeT Sl CCT'fTQ, and rrTcsT QT a i, The saTeTy rules. This year The range was erhanced by Tne ererion QT a new bacrsToo, buT IT is hoped ThaT in The TuTure iT wi oe pessble To reroyaTe eompleTely The now yery inadequaTe range. The club wound ug: The season by Tirfng in The inTh annual T-learsT Memorial Trophy Team :ombeihon maTch. Foareman Teams Trom al over The counTry compeTed Tor This Trophy, and The Academy erTereo Twc Teams. FIRST ROW: Maxwell, Wellnerill, Cable, Schneider, Judson, Wriglwl, Henlz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Keegan, Mr. Brinfon, Dr. Haslam, Shaw. J. E. CABLE, JR. ' O. o. STLJLL, JR.---f H. H. SHERK-H A. JUDSON, Lv-- R. w. ATKINSONH' S. O. TAYLOR-U O. E. DeCOURSEY ' R. E. wETHERTLL-- R. O. ScHNElDER-- J. E. HENTz-- 0. O. MAxwELL-- D. w. BENNETT-- H. R. wRTOHT-- B. D. wJLMOT-- R. N. THOMPSON, JR.-- J, O, ELANTOAN-- R. E. STETERT-- R. a. LTTTLEwOOo-- L. M. AuSTlN-- O. c, OROTON-- O. A. BORDA, uv- J. D. ROeJNS-- R. S. HESS-- H. S. RUTH JR.-- L. L. BARROLL' A. T. ASHTON, Tu-- O. o. PUSINELLI' O M. SHAW, JR.' H. s. WASSERMAN H. J. HENDERSON- E. L. JONES, JR.' O R. MEOEORD, TT- J. w. WIDING' T. M. EARNSHAW' O. P. BRANDT' E. R. SUMMER, JR.' J. E. ARNDT, JR- R. E. S. ARNDT- R. c. SCOTT' J. H. HARDY' J. H. HLJRTT' w. E. DILL, JR.' J. R. PERRIS' E. J. LEECH' R. w. HESS' c. w. FALL-- S. w. CLIPP' c, O. JOHNS' J. W. RORER' il 5 '50 FM if bl, v47Wlf7lL'.S' ,vfimf -. g vv FIRST ROW: Jones, Schneider, Cable, Wrighf, Thompson, G. Taylor, Wefherill, caplain, Fall, Flanigan, Sfeierf, Tompkins, Sfull, Lifflawood. SECOND ROW: Pusinelli, Robins, Borda, Ausfin, Hess, Purse, Medford, J. Arndf, BenneH, Brandt, H. Sherlr, Garrify, Leech, Blafchford, manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Orsi, Farmakis, Keene, Cafleif, K. Smifh, Swan, Kisfler, Capper, Geary, Hurfubise, Henderson, Pfleuger, Mr. Keegan. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Brennan Reffew, Widing, Hurff, B. Murdoch, Barroll, B. Murphy, Cine, Martin. FIFTH ROW: Gordon, Franlrlin, Oberly. W. Schellenger, Evans. SIXTH ROW: Wallace, Jefferies, Morgan, Scheaffer, Feafherman. FOOTBALL When Episcopals foofball feam came off fhe field following a final vicfory over Germanfown Academy, one of fhe mosf successful seasons in recenf years was broughf fo a close. By vicfories over every League opponenf, fhe Churchmen had won fhe undispufed Inferac Championship for fhe firsf fime since I943. Well-coached in a powerful single wing and friclcy TW formafion offense by Coaches Orsi and Brennan, fhe feam finished The season wifh a record of six wins and fwo clefeafs. In The four early-season games wifh schools oufsicle fhe League, fhe Churchmen suffered fheir only fwo losses. In fhe opening game, Barfram became Episcopals firsf vicfim in a close 6-O confesf. The winning fouchdown came on a forfy-yard off-faclcle sprinf by Jack Tompkins, nexf years capfain-elecf. A few weeks lafer, fhe'Blue and Whife journeyed fo Chelfenham High. Sfulls fouchdown pass fo Cable on fhe firsf play was nullified by an offside penalfy, buf lafer Bob Lifflewood came Through wifh a fourTh down scorung dash To assure a 6 O vncTory BeTween These games The Church men suTfered Theur Two defeaTs Dean SmuTh scored Three Touchdowns To lead The powerful Bryn AThyn Team To a 22 O Triumph The followmg weelc a heavy experienced Perlcuomen Team Tallued Three easy Touchdowns an The fnrsT half for a wunnung I9 O score only To fund Themselves opposed In The second half by a sTubborn Epnscopal Team wh ch refused To yleld anoTher po:nT The second half of Thus conTesT mnghT be called The Turnung po:nT of The season Up To Thas Tume The Blue and WhlTe had a record of only one wan and Two losses buT In The remaonxng fnve games They were never defeafed The Academy opened :Ts lnTer ac compeTnTaon wuTh Fruends CenTraI An early Frnends CenTral Touchdown on a long pass To The end zone gave The Epxscopal sup porTers a Tew anxlous momenTs buT The Blue and WhlTe roared baclc To score Twuce and wun Their flrsT League game I4 7 Jam STull passed for Two Touchdowns and Joe Flanxgan converTed boTh Tlmes Haverford School The Tradnhonal Mann Lune foe suffered a slmular faTe Two weelis IaTer as an aroused Episcopal Team IlTerally burned The Fords In The mud of The sloppy varssTy fueld Dnscardung Theur cusTomary T formahon plays nn favor of a poTenT sungle wing aTTaclr The Churchmen were able To malnTaun possessuon of The ball ThroughouT mosT of The game Durmg The fnrsT quarTer Haverford was unable To gain The ball for a sungle play The Blue and WhuTe warruors compleTeIy halTed Their opponenTs runnsng and passing aTTaclc meanwhile scorung Twice To wan I3 0 Jaclc KusTler and Ken SmnTh made Touchdowns on runs of 2I and 70 yards respechvely The I2 6 vncTcry over a Tough Penn CharTer eleven was The resulT of The hardesT foughT game of The year Epnscopal Tool: an early lead on fnrsT quarTer Touchdowns by Bob STererT and Ken SmnTh buT The remannder of The conTesT saw Penn CharTer score once and come close To Tyung The score When The game was over The weary squad learned ThaT Haverford had unavoadably done The Academy a good Turn by defeahng GermanTown Academy The Mann Luners vucTory assured The Churchmen of The undnspuTed InTerac TuTle The flnal game of The season almosT resuITed nn a defeaT for Epnscopal A deTer mnned 6ermanTown Academy Team scored Two qunclc Touchdowns To one Tally by The overconfndenT Blue and WhuTe who found Themselves Traulmg I2 6 aT halffnme The second half however saw a fughhng Epuscopal Team come from behnnd wvTh The same brand of playung ThaT won The Fraends CenTral game Bob STenerT scored on a shorT buck and a few mnnuTes IaTer Benny Pusunelln Toolr a 30 yard pass from STeuerT for The wmmng Touchdown The I9 I2 vucTory over G A sTreTched Epuscopal s wsnnnng sTrealc To flve games and ended a season an whuch The Churchmen made a clean sweep of every League conTesT A malor facTor an The Teams success was Capfaun Buddy WeThernlI AIThough sidelined mosT of The season by a lcnee snlury recelved In The BarTram game from The bench Bud led The Team wuTh his reIenTless wall To wan In congraTuIaTIng The Team Too much cred1T cannoT be gnven To CapTann WeTherlll for has mspnrung Ieadershlp Epuscopal domunaTed The All InTerac selechons by placing John Cable end Howard WnghT Taclcle Joe Flamgan guard Jum STull quarTerbacIc and Bob STeuerT fullback on The Imaginary Team In a poll Talcen by The Mann Lune Tumes, Howard WrughT was vofed The mosT valuable player an The lnferacademlc League while Cables soaring punTs held Haverford deep in iTs own TerriTory. SOCCER Beung able To gaun only one wun and a Tue from a Twelve game schedule The varsuTy soccer Team dusplayurug a fughTung spuruT unapproached rn several seasons could noT overcome The lack of seasoned performers un uTs unsuccessful quesT of The League champuonshup Graduahon had Taken four lunesmen and several backfueld sTars from The I946 Team and The obsTacle of fullrng These enormous gaps could noT be saTusfacToruly overcome When pre season pracTuce sTarTed early un SepTember a huge squad reporTed and The prospecTs were pleasung Coaches Mulls and Davns soon realuzed Though ThaT many of The mosT TalenTed candudaTes nad never played The game of soccer As uT laTer happened sux of The fursT Team members were drawn from Thus group The Team progressed sTeaduly un abuluTy as The games were played When The fursT game wuTh Haverford Hugh rolled around Epuscopal Tuelded a fasT scrappy ouTfuT whuch uT was hop d could be a maTch for anv Team on The schedule BuT These hopes were blasfed away by four HaverTord goals and CapTaun ArThur Judson wlro laTer was named as an All lnTerac selecfuon saved a shuTouT wuTh a long penalTy krck The umporTanT elemenT un Thus game was noT The loss buT The facT ThaT The coaches now knew Theur maTerual and could work accordungly From Thus game on Through The losses To Lower Meruon MooresTown Fruends AbungTon and even Those TurTher unTo The season few players 'new whaT posuTuon They were going To hold down un The nexT game Coach Mulls was unTurung un hus efforTs To fund a wunnung combunaTuon ln spuTe of The handucap of The sTarTung lune up beung con sTanTly changed The spuruTs and husTle of The players remauned Tops and The wrll To wun and The hopes of success were undaunTed AlmosT TwenTy players parTucupaTed un many of The games and wuTh a Tew excepfuons uT was duffuculT To puck The sTarTers When The League encounTers began The hopes of a champuonshup had falTered slughTly buT The Team realuzed They were a maTch for any Team un The League They demonsTraTed Thus by holdung The champuons Fruends CenTral To a O O Tue un The fursT half The Fruends CenTral lune was parTucularly uneffechve un Tryung To peneTraTe The fasT backfueld of The Epuscopal eleven The Churchmen had many scorung oppor TunuTues buT fauled To capuTaluze on Them because ofa lack of scorung punch ln many cases The ball was kucked well unTo The opponenTs TerruTory buT The lune was unable To kuck The ball un The neT In The second half The E A defense weakened and Fruends CenTral scored Three quuck goals To wun 3 0 A second half plague appeared agaun un a loss To Haverford School buT a spark of hope appeared wuTh a O O Tue To GerrnanTown Fruends Once agaun The Mullsmen had several opporTunuTues To score buT were unable To push The ball Through The goal WalT Mankuru goalue should be praused for hus many muraculous saves whuch gave The TughTung eleven Theur fursT pounT un The League sfandungs AfTer a loss To a sTrong Olney Team The Epuscopal aggregaTuon foughT Theur way To an umpressuve 2 l vucTory over GermanTown Academy Goals by John Perrus and Bob Hess TeaTured Thus ' u I u r . ' V , . . , I 1 . I , f u ' 1 ra U , I . u u I ' , . . . . I 1 .1 , , .v u I , . u , . u u ' . u . . . . . . u , . I u . . . I . , . . ' u , . . 4 . . - A - u T . u 1 u u FIRST ROW Wnlmof Perrus Hardy Ellis Mankln Judson James McConnell Douglas Kolb SECOND ROW Afkmson Loechner ScoH Margolis Pryor Addls Ashfon Rufh Hess R THIRD ROW Rorer BryanT Summer DeCoursey Arndf R Barker Grofon Freld M Mills highlighT OT The season This Triumph was achieved in spiTe oT The eTTorTs o G A s all ciTy goalie whose abuliTy made The game a noTeworThy vicTory The game opened wiTh Tavorable signs oT an iniTial vicTory Tor The hard luck Team In The TirsT quarTer Perris kicked The Tir T goal oT The game Trom his ouTside righT posiTion GermanTown which had an older and more experienced squad seemed sTunned aT The TghT and vig orous play shown oy Episcopal buT T ey T ed The game wiTh a corner kick whicn Mankin was unable To reach. The passing and Teamwork in Thi' game was greaTly improved as well as The deTensive play oT The Episcopal backs. ln The lasT period, The bail was beauTiTully crossed abouT ThirTy yards in TronT oT The goal and Hess, The r'gl'T inside, kicked The loall inTo The neT Tor The winning margin. Hopes were enlivened and The Team looked very much beTTerg buT Three oT The ToughesT games on The schedule remained. and losses were suTTered To Friends' SelecT, Penn CharTer, and The Alumni. In This lasT game, played on a very weT and chilly day, many Tormer Episcopal sTars who had gained addifional abiliTy Through playing soccer in college, romped To a 6-O decision. The basIceTbaIl Team This year surpassed even The mosT opTimisTic prefseason predicTions and climaxed one oT The mos? successful seasons in E. A. hisTory by Talcing second place in The InTe-racademic League. The Team capTured ThirTeen ouT oT sixTeen decisions and dropped iTs Two League losses by The sum oT Tour poinTs. JusT beTore The sTarT oT pracTice early in December, iT was announced ThaT Andrew G. Knox, recenT qraduaTe oT Williams College and baslceTbaII caoTain aT Episcopal in I94I, was To succeed Mr. Quinn as head coach. When Mr, Knox called his TirsT pracTice session, he discovered ThaT The rnaTeria consisTed oT Two reTurninq IeTTermen, some oT lasT ,ear s J. V. s and I5-year olds, and a Tew new players who in The main were noT used, Wayne I-IurTubise and CapTain John Cable were The only members wiTh previous varsiTy experience aT Episcopal. The TirsT game wiTh Peddie School came aTTer only Two weeks oT pracTice, buT The Blue and WT'Te played exceoTionaIIy well, cliclring under The new sysTern Tor an imf pressive 52-46 Triumph. IT was esTabIisIned in This game ThaT The 'big Tive' was To BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Schneider, Sfrauss, Cable, capfain, BenneT+, Thompson. SECOND ROW: James, Pusinelli, CafleTT, K. SmiTh, HurTubise. THIRD ROW: Clipp, manager, Mr. Knox, B. Murdoch, manager, Mr. Wilson. consusT oT Defy BenneTT Moe STrauss Ken SmuTh Cable and I-IurTubuse The nexT game wuTh CheITenham I-Iugh was The only non League loss oT The season as STrauss con susTenT hugh scorer oT The Team wa excepTuonalIy nervous and BenneTT play maker and superb Tloor player dud noT see much acT on buT The Team gauned conhdence and They easuly swepT The nexT Three games over GermanTown Fruends Collungdale and The Alumnu 5Trauss cluclcung Tor TwenTy Two Tallues The unuTuaI League encounTer was a 44 32 wun over GermanTown Academy STrauss pacung The aTTack wuTh I8 pounTs Also TeaTured un Thus conTesT was The Tune deTensuve worlc oT BenneTT who held Geu'manTown s hugh scorung ace To Two Tueld goals ATTeu' an easy vucTory over George School The Knoxmen were vucToruous over The Blue and Gold oT Penn CharTer Tor The TursT Tume un Ten years by a 42 33 counT Only Tuve men played un Thus musT game and Cable was hugh scorer wuTh TuTTeen as The Teamwork and shoTmaIcung un Thus crucual TesT were unexcelled durung The season AII Through The TursT quarTer The counT was I4noTTed as each Team Tools Turns sunkung Tumely goals BUT wuTh Three munuTes remaunung un The second quarTer Epuscopal spurTed ahead To a 24 I9 lead and wudened Thus aT one Tume To a convuncung suxTeen pounTs Cable backed hus hugh pounT ToTal wuTh a marvelous defensuve dusplay checlcung P C s sTar cenTer who was consuderably Taller STrauss and I'lurTubuse each sanlc Ten Tollowed by BenneTTs seven ATTer Trouncung Gurard College The E A Tuve whupped I-IaverTord un one oT Those Tense unTorgeTTabIe overTume baTTIes An overwhelmung TavoruTe To wun Thus game The oT The season The score was Tued eleven Tumes and aT The ouTseT Epuscopal Tound uTselT on The IughT end oT The scorung They ToughT valuanTly ThroughouT The game however and held a slum lead near The end oT The game only To be Tued aT The gun by a Trealc shoT whuch huT The raTTers and sauled Through The basIceT Thus 5I 5I counT was uncreased To 55 55 aT The conclusuon oT The TursT exTra peruod and un The sudden deaTh peruod ThaT Tollowed 5Trauss s lay up sho+ won The vucTory The Churchmen gauned anoTher excuTung vucTory by beaTung Fruends CenTraI 55 50 I-IurTubuse lumped unTo The spoTlughT wuTh hus Tume-ly seTs garnerung I7 pounTs un all The buggesT surpruse oT The season came un The nexT game wuTh G A SuTTerung one of uTs Tew oTT days The Tuve uron men TogeTher wuTh Freddue James and Duck CaTIeTT IosT by The score oT 30 28 Thus seT baclc aImosT esTabIushed The wunner oT The ensuung Penn CharTer game as champuons oT The League and Epuscopal dropped a close hard ToughT conTesT by 32 30 AT The begunnung E A made a slow sTarT aT one Tume beung b hund by 7 I The Team was accuraTe un uTs shooTung un The second quarTer however and were ahead by I8 I4 aT The haIT buT The second half saw Penn CharTer pull ahead and wun The game un spuTe oT a close Tunush Thus dusappounTmenT Though dud noT dampen The spuruT oT The Team Duclc CaTIeTT who had seen servuce un The pasT Tew games dropped suxTeen pounTs un a 50 47 vucTory over l'-IaverTord BenneTTs swusher as The cloclc ran ouT enabled Epuscopal To end a superIaTuve season wuTh a Thrullung 4I 40 wun agaunsT Fruends CenTraI Blue and WhiTe Tool: The Tloor aT I-IaverTord buT ran inTo perhaps Their roughesT game . e . - . . . . . WRESTLING Clumaxmng a very successlul season by wunnlng lhe lnrsl prnvale school lourney held al Episcopal lhe wresllang leam can loolc baclc wnlh pride lo :ls lune worlc during lhe l947 48 season In lhe lsrsl malch ol lhe season held a lew days aller Chrnslmas vacaluon lhe squad losl lo a more experuenced Lansdowne learn Our leam s abnlnly lo gain only one pun whale wnnmng live malches lcepl lhe score lrom berng very close 28 lo I7 Bouncing baclc lrom lhus loss wnlh renewed vnlalxly lhe squad lnnnshed lhe season wnlh only lhls blemush on an olherwrse perlecl record The second malch was a lhrnller wnlh Lower Menon which wound up wnlh Epnscopal on lop lo lhe lune ol a QI I9 counl The malch was clunched by Ben Franklin s excnlung pun rn lhe heavywerghl class Talnng on Swarlhmore Colleges Junror Varsnly nn lheur lhnrd encounler lhe E A grapplers came oul on lhe long end ol a 23 lO score Agarnsl lhe Haverlord College J V s lhe leam gasned anolhe vnclory lhus lime by 25 IO Runnnng rnlo :ls lnrsl lnler academrc League rival lhe leam lcnoclced over Haverford School rn a 26 I7 lrouncung on lhe losers mals lmprovung lremendously as lhe schedule was bemg compleled lhe wresllers crushed Bryn Alhyn 35 I5 :n a convnncmg vnclory whuch lealured many puns Funrshung lhe regular season ID a bursl ol glory and wrnnnng lhe mylhucal champnon ship oulrnghl lhe squad walxed over Penn Charler lradulnonally lough rivals garnernng 35 ponnls lo lhe vnsnlor s len ln a posl season champuonshrp wresllrng lourney held al Epuscopal lhe Blue and While won IU a severe lesl wulh 41 poenls Two pornls behund and close on lhe vuclor s wllh lwenly lhree and len polnls respecluvely In lhe course ol lhe day Epuscopal secured sux oul ol lwelve nndrvndual champuonshups In lhe 95 Ib class Gene Woodbury nn has lursl year oul won sux ol seven malches lor lhe year He was very lmpressuv and drsplayed greal slcull slrenglh and ablllly In wnnnnng hrs rnduvudual champnonshnp nn lhe lourney Wresllnng al IO3 lbs Danny Baugh a lellerman lrom lasl year won sux oul ol seven hard malches and ganned lwo close decnsuons lrom' lalenled opponenls an lhe lourna menl Raled as a valuable man lor nexl years leam Danny has shown hnmsell lo be a keen and worlhy compelnlor bolh un wnnmng has well loughl lruumphs and un hns nnlrequenl losses Durrng hns larsl year ol wresllvng Rowly Morris rn II2lb class won lhree oul ol seven malches Hrs porse and adeplness an quaclcly calchung on lo anylhung new broughl hrm sleady and marked rmprovemenl lhrough lhe year ln lhe posl season allanr he losl a hearlbreaker lo an older and more expernenced grappler bul he surprrsed everyone wrlh a good showrng Marlrley Schellenger a lhree year man on lhe squad and an exceplnonally lme wresller won eughl oul ol nnne encounlers hns one loss beang lo a much older opponenl by only one pounl Wulh such a lnne record nn has Sophomore year rl rs expecled he will go on lo lrnurnph regularly un hus nexl lwo seasons wllh lhe same ease he dlsplayed IH caplurrng has unduvudual champuonshup Marlcs older brolher Bill caplann elecl lor lhe lorlhcomung season came up lhus year lo wan every malch lo lollow up has perlecl slale ol lhe year belore Obviously lhe oulslandung member ol lhe leam, Brll showed hnmsell bolh capable and lalenled He won decisively over several excellenl opponenls and expenenced no greal dullucully an any one lray heels, came Bryn Alhyn. Far behind lollowed Haverlord School and Penn Charler Bob ATkinson, veTeran oT Tive years on The Team, won Tive oT eighT maTches, placed second in his class in The TournamenT,and looked parTicularly impressive in gaining several TirsT-period pins, WiTh a combinaTicn oT efperience, skill, and sTrengTh, he made a good showing againsT every oppcnenr. In The I38 lb. class, Henry Sherk Tound hinnselT in The ToughesT posiTion on The Team. having To Tace Two opposiTion capTains in The Tourney. BuT Through superb shows OT abiliTy, sTrengTh, and endurance, and versaTiliTy oT holds, he came Through To win in his division, and he losT only one oT seven maTches during The season. George DeCoursey, aT l45 lbs,. won seven maTches wiTh only a Tie To mar his record. Deke gained his Tourney medal by virTue oT Two close decisions To keep his un- deTeaTed record unblemished. He has a Tive-year record and has become more eTTecTive as The years have gone by. CapTain Charley Shaw, wresTling aT l55., losT Three oT nine maTches, buT led The Team wiTh his spiriT and deTerminaTion. He showed greaT courage and amazing know- ledge oT The sporT in wresTling over his weighT, and winning. Dividing The duTies aT l65 lbs., ArT Judson and Roger PiTkin performed very ably. NeiTher oT These boys had ever wresTled varsiTy before, and boTh showed well con- sidering Their inexperience. AT I75, and occasionally l85, Ed Palmer capTured Tour ouT oT eighT maTches, placing second in The Tournament WiTh a wealTh oT TalenT and experience, Ed did a very crediTable job in a Tough posiTion. WresTIing heavyweight big Ben Franklin won Tive, dropped Three, and delighTed The crowds wiTh his specTacular pins. Norm JeTTeries Tilled in very well Tor one maTch aT I45 and won a splendid pin. Much crediT should be given To The unTiring eTTorTs and unexcelled advice oT Coach Brennan, and also To Manager Gus AshTon, who periormed his maniTold Task wiTh precision and ease. FIRST ROW: Franklin, Afkinson, DeCoursey, Shaw, capfain, H. Shark, Judson, W. Schellenger. SECOND ROW: Ashfon, manager, M. Schellenger, Palmer, R. Pifkin, Morris,Baugh, Mr. Brennan. Nswef ACADEMY ff' L94 FIRST ROW: Pollr, Maxwell, HenTz, capTain, B. Murphy, Addis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dixon R Campbell, Dill, Johns, manager. SQUASH The squash Team opened iTs season on January TenTh when They won easily 5-O Trom Peddie School aT l'lighTsTown, New Jersey. DespiTe The TacT ThaT The CourTs were quiTe dark and were noT very lively, noT a single game was losT in The maTch. This was The beginning oT an excellenT season, wiTh Johnny T-lenTz in The number one posiTion Blair Murphy in The number Two spoT, Dave Maxwell number Three, Buddy Addr number Tour, and Dave Polls number Tive. The Tollowing weelc in a maTch played aT home, The Episcopal Team deTeaTed Penn CharTer by a Tfve To one score. In This maTch, Roger Campbell and Dave Poll: played The number live and six posiTions, respecTively. A week laTer, again on The home c:ourTs, The Team Trounced l'laverTord3 This maTch dupliCaTed The Peddie maTch in ThaT noT a single game was losT. The reTurn maTch wuTh Penn CharTer proved To be The mosT excuTung of The year Whule HenTz easuly deTeaTed Ted Vxfood boTh Maxwell and Murphy had To come Trom behund To wun Theur conTesTs un order To cerTuTy a 5 I vucTory The second Tume around agauns laverTord The Team agaun won buT Thus Tume uT was by a Tuve To one score Bob Boolfheumer oT The Maun Luner s scorung The op-oosuTuon s lone vucTory On The Tollowung weelc The Blue and WhuTe racqueTmen agaun Trounced Peddue 5 O as Ed Dull played un The number Tuve posuTuon and won a vucTory un a close maTch On The weekend oT February 2728 The Team composed of HenTz Maxwell Murphy Addus and Dull Travelled wuTh Mr Duxon unTo New England To play ChoaTe School and The Harvard Freshmen AlThough They losT To Harvard one To uour Epuscopal deTeaTed The hughly raTed ChoaTe Team by a close 3 2 score Thus wuTh Thus sTrung oT umpressuve vucTorues The Team had an undeTeaTed record un scholasTuc compeTuTuon and easuly reTauned The InTeracademuc Champuonshup Over a dozen Epuscopal players enTered The Phuladelphua Junuor Squash RacqueTs TournamenT aT The Meruon CruclceT Club durung The ChrusTmas vacaTuon OuT oT These many Epuscopal enTrues Three player Johnny HenTz Dave Maxwell and Blaur Murphy Maxwell and HenTz advanced To The semu Tunals and Thence To The Tunals Tn doung Thus They ouT played a Tueld oT over TorTy conTesTanTs un Thus sugnuTucanT TournamenT These Two TunalusTs were The Two oT The Top players on The E A squash Team In The Tunal maTch HenTz deTeaTed Maxwell un Three sTraughT games To become The Phuladelphua Junuor Squash RacqueTs champuon Tor The second consecuTuve year To Johnny HenTz capTaun oT Thus years Team also belongs The admurable record ol: beung undeTeaTed durung The season and oT droppung only Two close games un The maTch he won agaunsT The Harvard Freshmen Johnny HenTz s success as a squash player can be aTTrubuTed To hus heughT hus aguluTy and coordunaTuon and mosT oT all To hus conTunued pracTuce boTh on The school courTs and Those of The Meruon CruclceT Club lnTeresT un squash uncreased Thus year as more sTudenTs parTucupaTed un Thus sporT Than ever beTore undeed The number was Tar above The capacuTy oT The Academy courTs The members oT The Team as well as Those less experuenced aT The game receuved excellenTcoachungTrom Mr Wallace Johnson who also coached The UnuversuTy oT Pennsylvanua squash Team HenTz and Maxwell maunsTays oT E A s champuonshup squads Tor several years wull graduTe along wuTh Ed D II buT Murphy Addus Polk and Campbell wull Torm a sTrong nucleus around whuch To buuld nexT years Team Buddy Addus has been elecTed uO lead The Team un The TorThcomung I948 49 season reached The quarTer-Tinals. Murphy losT a hard-ToughT maTch in This round, while 1 K I I 1 I ' n I Paced by fhe dazzling lcnuclcleball of pifcher Jim Sfull and fhe consisfanf hiffing and offfimes fine fielding of his fearnnuafes, fhe Episcopal varsify nine capfured fwelve vicfories, losf five games, and sfaved off all opposifion fo fake fhe League fifle by a comforfable margin. The Keegarumen dropped only one League decision, and were a full fwo games in fronf of flue second-place club af fhe conclusion of flue season. Sfull won five of fhese Infer-ac affairs, pifched in several non-League confesfs fo keep luis unbeafen sfrirug infacf, and led fhe feams baffirug average. Wayne l-lurfubise gained flue fiffh and sevenfh Infer-ac vicfories while Tim Borda suffered flue only loss. The sfarf of pracfice bore no signs of flue glorious finish which was fo falce place. Sfull had a righf arm which had been bofhering him for many monfhs, and if loolced as if flue feam would be wifhouf fhe services of an experienced sfarfing pifcher. Buf Jim began fhrowing hard abouf flue fhird game, and confinued superbly fhroughouf flue season, Anofher worry was flue all-imporfanf shorfsfop posifion. Bob Sfeierf from l-laverford l-ligh answered fhe disfress signal and all flue fears seemed fo be allayed. Buf Sfeierf was an ouffielder, and he was allowed fo refurru fo flue oufer gardens when Freddie James was called up from fhe J. Vfs fo fill in capably af shorf, and also come fhrough wifh frequenf solid base hifs. BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Cafleff, Benneff, Sleierf, Cable, Schneider, capfain, Borda, Grolon, Tompkins, Hurfubise. SECOND ROW: Gordon, Feafluerman, Swan, James, Pusinelli, Sfrauss, J. R. Smifh, Wasserman. THlRD ROW: Mr. Keegan, Rufh, Judson, Aflrinson, manager, Manlrin, Mr. Wilson. The TursT game oT The season wuTh Haverford I-Iugh gave a hunT oT The TorTunaTe happenungs To come The Team noT only whupped The opposuhon Tor The TursT Time un several years wuTh a 7 6 Truumph buT also came Trom behund wuTh a Three run sevenTh Innung To accomplush Thus A Tremendous Three base knock over The IeTT Txelder s head by STeuerT broughT un The wnnnung Tallues STulI puTched To IusT one baTTer and receuved creduT Tor The vucTory The Churchmen Tollowed Thus up a week laTer wuTh some exTra base power To beaT NorTheasT 5 3 Only a day beTore The Blue and WhuTe had been Tued I I by Lower Meruon un The raun and They were anxuous To make up Tor whaT They ThoughT should have been an E A Truumph So They Tore 1nTo Three Archuve puTchers Tor eughT huTs uncludung Truples by CapTaun Duck Schneuder and TursT basemen John Cable and a home run by STeuerT The TursT InTer ac conTesT resulTed un a close 3 2 game wuTh STUII besTung TrauTweun oT Fruends CenTraI un a TughT puTchung duel The nexT encounTer was The lnuTuaTuon of a new TeaTure un Episcopal baseball ThaT sTarTed ouT as a Iurux and ended up on a saTnsTacTory noTe Thus was The TursT oT The Tuve scheduled SaTurday games and was agaunsT a sTrong Hull School Team Borda and I-IurTublse dud The chucknng Tor Epuscopal wuTh The Tormer beung rapped Tor a 4 I loss Errors leT un The vucTors runs and The Churchmen never goT sTeady huTTung To produce a quanTuTy oT runs E A nexT Travelled To BarTram and TuguraTuveIy speakung Threw away The game by an 8 7 counT IT was one oT The Two sloppy games played Thus year and The hard huTTung could noT overcome The sueve luke play oT The unTneld BuT Coach Keegan goT hus nune To bounce back Trom Thus Temporary slump To rouT ung Two Tne nexT day SaTurday saw Lawrencevulle Trounce The Blue and WhuTe 3 I a desperaTe rally IU The Tunal sTanza Tell shorT Undusmayed by Thus hearTbreakung loss Eucu copal wenT ouT and whuTewashed GermanTown Academy wuTh a 4 O vucTory STulI guvung up only Tour bungles BuT The nexT Tuesday Tound STulI and hus TeammaTes on an oTT day ano Penn CharTer gleeTulIy Took advanTage oT The breaks ThaT were handed To Them To 1nTlucT The only League loss of The season 8 7 Agaun The Ten huTs could noT wuThsTand The TauITy Tueldung and an early lead was losT WuTh The la T ouT oT Thus game came The sTarT oT a whurlwund serues oT vucTorues Coach Keegan Told hus players To loosen up whule ouT un The Tueld and play ball To have Tun and To wun The varsuTy nune Then puTched lugged ran and Telded Theur way To vucTory un seven oT Theur concluding eughT games The IasT sux un successuon The only seTback To mar The sTreak was a 2 I SaTurday loss To Gurard College Perhaps The hughlughT oT These games were The Two vucTorues over Haverford School Ihe TursT wun was an II 4 decusuon TeaTurung a seven run TuTTh unnung un whuch Twelve men marched plaTeward In The second Truumph The IasT garr' oT The scheaule wuTh Tl League already clunched Epuscopal came Trom behund To eke ouT a Thrullung and Turrung 5 4 vucTory A 4 O shuTouT over Penn CharTer and a Tense 43 score agaun T GermanTown Academy had prevuously been recorded A season long wush was Tul Tulled when The IasT Two SaTurday Trays resulTed un a I3 O rouT oT Bryn AThyn and a 4 3 decu uon over a Then unbeaTen George School squad Lower Merion I2-4 on eleven hITs, Jack Tompkins and Wayne I-IurTubise each collecT- . 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TRACK Thus year Tor lhe lursl lume sunce l936 lhe Epuscopal lrack leam won lhe Inler acaoomuc chamcuorshup The meel marked lh end ol Haverlord School s reugn as u.ndu fouled lracl ru ers ol lhe League whe e unlul lhus vear lhey eruoyea praclucally no opposuluon ur ll-e annual comoeluluon al Have-rlord Colege Whule lhe Academy leam had no s ar ul proved o be a well balanced unl and us ucces lul season ox e ul el lo he power whuch lhe learn produce n each evenl The able an spuruled leadersruup ol Coach Bre nan and Caplaun Wruolll also had much lo do wulh luue vucloruous season unlerel un luack al lhe Academy was cleauly seen lhroughoul lhe lall and wunler lerms Nol only lhe learn bul lhe sludenl body Tell lhal lhe pro pecls looked brughl lcr a wunnung season and lhe unler ac lracl crown was perhaps lne mosl coveled alhleluc award merely because ul had been so hard lo oblaun un lhe pasl Durung lhe wunler monlhs some ol lhe boys nol oul lor oaskerball or wresllung could be seen uunnung lhrough snow and wel down lo Overbrook Slaluon and back The hugh lump slandard was rugged up un lhe gym Howue Wrughl gol orne ol lhe runners unleresled un some or lhe undoor compeluluons durung lhe wunler and a mule relay leam compeled un lhe puked shoe meel and lhe Board o1 Educaluon meel un Camden In neulher of lne meels dud Epuscopal place and un lhe lorrner lhey were bealen by Penn Charler s quarlel Wulmol had also run lhe mule l Convenluon Hall and un lhe puked shoe conlesl bul had lauued lo break luve muhules un eulher race Il was lhen realuzed lhal much work would be requured ul a slrong leam was lo become a realuly The lursl lormal comperuruon ol lhe season was lhe Brudgelon Re-lays A mule relay leam and a medley leam were enlereo Epuscopal slull lauled lo place bul lhe lumes were umprovung and lhe oullook was exlremely oplumusluc lor lhe Penn Relays lhe lollowung Salurday The sprunl relay leam lauled lo place bul lhe mule relay leam consuslung ol Morgan Barroll Garruly and Wulmol placed second lo Haverlord un lhe lnler ac mule relay un a close race The unduvudual lumes lor our runners ave aged lully Tour seconds each nd showed much promuse The season ol dual meels was now close al hand and lhe leam braced ulsell lor delense ol uls ux year re ord ol wuns un dual meels Only a lnandlul ol lellermen remauned lrom lhe prevuous year uncludung Taylor un lhe mule Flanugan un lhe shol Barroll un lhe hall mule Welherull n lhe dashes and Garruly n lhe 440 ln adouluon however Russ Hess and John Haunes a second lormer showed ucolenlualulues un lhe dashes The sea on opened wulh Roxborough Hugh School on ouu lueld ll was a relaluvely easy meel and hopes lor a champuonshup brughlened as lhe leam showed good lorm by wunnung several lursls un lhe conlesl Flanugan Wulmol Haunes Woolman and She k all look Tursls un lheur respecluve evenls and lhe oul come ol lhe meel was never un danger The nexl meel wulh LaSalle Hugh School was held on lhe lallers lrack and Epuscopal won by a small margun 52 lo 47 Flanugan came lhrough lo wun lhe shol pul and Frankuun and Kusller were wulhun slrukung duslance ol lhe lhrow bul slull cou d nol place un lhe everl Robuns and Decoursey placed lursl ano second respecluve y un lhe pole vaull lo cuunch lhe meel Chellenham wus also a good le l lo lhe slrenglh llhe leam and he Blue and Whule won agaun by a small marg n on our lueld And llnen un lhe lruangular compeluluon wulh Haverlord Lollege Freshmen and Weslown School Coach Brenna s men walked away wulh lhe honors by bealurg heur oul lassed ruvals by a cornlorlable 50 pourls These lour wun however seemed relaluvely unumporlanl lo ll e comuno meel wulh Penn Charler ll was known lhroughoul lhe League lhal Penn Charler had an un usually slrong leam and was oul lo lake lhe charnpuonshup away lrom Haverlord 5 hool From lhe very begunnung ol lhe conlesl on Penn Charlers lasl lrack lhe u . - , . . . , u ' , . 9 V . f y Q ,. . . , . SJ . r I u u u u X l , . . 4 , ' 1 ' 'A , .' J, u - ul u 3 3 - , , . , , d 5 T ' u d u. . d 1 ' ' ,- , . . C . . Q . - ' - I , - X . . I , . u . . Q . . Yr . v - . . . J . I . . . . , . . 5 . . Q . - o - , ., . , . . . u . . u . , . . ,.,. . . 1 . 4, - . . . . . . I - I X . , s . U . F 5 I 5 - u S - C . 5 1 - I I I u u u - . u . u x . .. . . S . . I u . , . . F u ' - , u ' ' ' u 1 - , , . u . . u , u . u. . , . y . I. u u . .- ' q r u O I f I A l v C '. l ' c. ' 'u . ,C , . . .fu ,V l J C . . ccrinq was c:3se G00 exciTing. Murdock of Penn CharTer conTribuTed TiTTeen r:oinTs T: his Tearni score oy cocbing The 440. The 200-yard icw hurdles, and nosinq ou' lvv, mar Ev a ra? in the l2C-yard high rurdles. Haines ran a beauTiTul 220 To win in 23:1 QECCFCE and Wi'moT won The mile BFG a'so The ha T, Jim STull Tools Time oh frcrn ca:-eca 'o compeTe in The coe vault GPO fied Tor f7rsT place wiTh Jim Robins. Jinn Keene also claced in a Te Tor rirsf horors in The high ,ump wiTh Louqhran anc Pail' Fern Charter. When The coinTs were Tailied Episcopal had a ToTa QT 5OlZ 1, 'nc Bue and Gold 48l 2. ExciTeo ccfmiann now reached a new pealr and since HaverTord had only beaTer Pern CTarTer oy Tour poinTs in Their dual meeT, The lnTer-ac conTesT aT HaverTorc College premised To be a wide-open race Tor Top honors. As was expecTed, cerTain Top cerTormers Trom oTher schools cuT inTo The score oT Penn CharTer, HaverTord, and Episcopal. Bill Leeds oT GermanTown Academy won The mile and The half mile runs To amass Ten oT his Team s 20 poinTs. Russ Hess and Joe Flaniqan won The only Two TirsT places Tor The Blue and WhiTe in The l00-yard dash and The shoT puT respecf Tively. Hess also copped a Third in The 220 To lead his Team wiTh a ToTal oT eighT poinTi,. However, The seconds and Thircls were The powerTul TacTor in The decisive vicTory by The Churchmen. A Blue and WhiTe compeTiTor brolce inTo The scoring in every evenT excepT one To give The Academy a nine-poinT win over second place Haverlordq Penn CharTer Tinished Third in The meeT. Thus The season, while producing no qreaT Track sTars, produced one oT The mosT powerTul and well-rounded Teams The Academy has had in a long Time. lTs success was due To The con'ipeTenT coaching oi Mr. Brennan, Mr. Shanbaclcer and lvlr. Miller, The enThusiasTic leade'rship oT CapTain WrighT, and The hard-working deTerminaTion oT every member oT The Team who helped iT To win The long coveTed lnTer-academic crown. FIRST ROW: HurTT, WilmoT, WeTherill, Barroll, Wright capTain, G. Taylor, Garrify, Robins, BrandT SECOND ROW: R. B. Hess, Bazemore, Miller, Woolman, Henderson, McNelis, Evans, Morgan Wallace. THTRD ROW: Mr. Brennan, Earnshaw, manager, R. Hess, Abronski, Franlrlin, Fairchild Keene, Lillmars, Wheafley, Hewson, Clipp, Mr. Shanbacker. FOURTH ROW: Jefferies, Haines Gerhardh DeCoursey, Bell, Holizapple, Jeweff, Mr, Miller. V1 YU X UF X ,u QF imfx -L fy. 'm sf gm .JV 'J am' To Hy YU -:rw wi, ,Nj 'm fi vm Ti, of fly -in Wi!! ala mal Hr? wh 4 V' A ,a P ,' M, 4' I-5 . X563 1 If , 1 'X MIDP!! AND ZOWER .S'LW00l Y til vi MIDDLE SCHOOL A week aTTer The opening oT The Middle on SepTember l7Th, The elecTions were held Tor The Middle Ten. ln voTing Tor The Middle Ten, The equivalenT oT The STudenT Council oT The Upper School, each class voTes Tor aT leasT one represenTaTive. The Middle Ten noT only poinTs ouT The poTenTial leaders oT The TuTure graduaTing classes, buT iT also gives Them pracTice in Taking resporisibiliTies. The opening Two weeks oT school also had Two exciTing Tilms aT The Friday assemblies, The aThleTic schedule wiTh ouTside schools opened on OcTober 7Th when The ll- and I2-year old soccer Team dropped a close game To Friends' CenTral. A-2 gave an inTeresTing Columbus Day Program on The TenTh. The 80's won a decisive vicTory over Friends' CenTral on The I4Th by The score oT 32-7. ln The nexT seven days The 90's and 70's played Two oT Their mosT exciTing TooTball games: The 9Ols Tied Waldron Academy O-O while Waldron managed To maTch The 7O's lone Touchdown in a 6-6 conTesT. The 8O's, however, won I8-O over ChesTnuT l-lill. The assembly oT This week TeaTured a very educaTional Tilm, l'ATomic Power. The end oT The monTh saw The Teams mainTaining Their annual Tussles wiTh l-laverTord School. The Tilm, BlasTing Caps, was shown To The Middle School assembly on The lasT day oT The monTh. Penn CharTer goT The besT oT The Teams during The TirsT week in November by downing The 8O's, 9O's, and 9-IO soccer Team, buT The 7O's managed To salvage a vicTory over The Quakers. One oT The mosT exciTing soccer games oT The year was played on November IlTh when The 9-IO-year-old booTers played a O-O Tie againsT l-TaverTord. Each Team Tailed To score a goal and an exTra period had To be played. AlThough The E. A. players came close on one or Two opporTuniTies, They were unable To score a goal. The nexT Two days also saw Two close TooTball conTesTs: boTh The 90's and The 70's baTTled To scoreless deadlocks againsT GermanTown Academy and l-laverTord respecTively. AnoTher scoreless baTTle was TougTT a week laTer when The 9-lO's again baTTled To a scoreless Tie wiTh one exTra period: This Time iT was againsT Penn CharTer. Meanwhile The I I-I2's losT To P. C. by a 4-0 score. ATTer overcoming an early deTiciT oT one Touchdown by The opposiTion, The 80's scored Two Touchdowns To deTeaT GermanTown by a I3-6 score. Two educaTional Tilms were shown in The lasT Two assemblies oT The monTh- The New France and The LasT Days oT Pompeii. The much enjoyed Thanksgiving weekend concluded an acTive monTh. WiTh The ouTside Tall aThleTic conTesTs Tinished, mosT oT The aTTernoons were spenT in playing Aurora-Vesper conTesTs in addiTion To soccer games beTween The TooTball and The soccer squads. On Wednesday The IOTh, Mr, Teagues piano sTudenTs per- vm . t q 9' . Tormed aT a reciTal held in The audiTorium, A Travelogue on Mexico was shown in ThaT weeks assembly. The annual ChrisTmas PageanT was held on The l8Th and I9Th oT December: as usual middle schoolers Took parT in The Tine perTormance in The roles of angels, shepherds, and choir members. This years TirsT publicaTion oT mln The Middle was issued on The lasT day oT The Tall Term. January 4+h saw The Middle School back aT Their books aTTer a somewhaT needed vacaTion. ln The March oT Dimes week, abouT S50 was raised Tor The TighT againsT inTanTile paralysis. One oT The mosT exciTing Tilms of The year was shown when The Middle saw CapTain Fury. Book Week was successTul This year as gualiTy raTher Than quanTiTy was sTressed in The books broughT in. Ten poinTs were counTed Tor The mosT needed books while one poinT was given Tor any oTher book broughT in. Book Week was climaxed by a posTer conTesT, The winners being chosen by Mr. Bispham and Mr. Summer. ln The inTeresT oT showing educaTional Tilms, Wheels Across lndiali and llWheels Across Ailrical' were shown in The TirsT Two March assemblies. This monTh Tound The chorus hard aT work in preparaTion Tor The annual Glee Club ConcerT on March I2Th. The chorus greaTly aided in making The concerT a success. The second publicafion oT In The Middle' was issued The day beTore The spring yacaTion. fl T' ,-Qrw-www IIT -u--- -L-Q Many middle schoolers were seen aT The bazaar in The Upper School gymnasium on The 8Th and 9Th oT April? The baseball Throwing conTesT aT This aTTair was oT parTicular inTeresT. A-l provided The assembly enTerTainmenT by giving The play Kings in Nomaniaf The Eriday Tollowing The annual Academy Service aT The Church oT The Redeamer on The 25Th, C-2 gave an enTerTaining assembly program. On The llTh and l3Th oT May Tea was served To The parenTs oT The boys Tollowing several baseball games. The ll-I2 lnTerac Traclc meeT was held on May 24Th. Epis- copal placed second, T'laverTord copping TirsT place. Mr. Germans Traclsmen were unable To ouTscore The Red and Gold and had To be saTisTied wiTh second place. The Episcopal l3is, also coached by Mr. German, won Their meeT wiTh GermanTown Friends' placing second. LOWER SCHOOL .3 V, Y Ne- ... I W-.. H-:?-gf, if I W. Y - 1-f -A tv' ' ' lf' l7 ' The Lower School opened in SepTember wiTh a Tull enrollmenT and several addi- Tions To The EaculTy. Miss Marjorie B. CarpenTer, Supervisor oT The Lower School, welcomed The boys and Misses Beard, l-lume, STevens, MonTgomery, and Johnson, The new EaculTy members. The boys soor seTTled down To work. and The Lower prepared To begin an acTive and exciTing year. There was much To look Torward To: classes in reading, wriTing, ariThmeTic, music, and arT: games aT races and aTTer school: and Trips and oTher special evenTs planned by Miss CarpeinTer. Early in The year, The School obTained anew spineT piano To aid in The music and choir insTrucTion, Two new carryalls and a school bus were also purchased so ThaT more sTudenTs could be TransporTed To and Trom school. The School iTselT had Talcen on a new look as several oT The rooms had been repainTed during The summer. A l-lallowelen ParTy on OcTober 3 To which The boys' parenTs were inviTed high, lighTed The Tall. Each sTudenT wore a Halloween cosTume. Even The Teachers dressed up and ioined in The Tun. Each Torm had someThing planned, and everyone had a good Time. 5' G Form Took a Trip To Tind The pumplmins, and D Form whose boys had been making naTure sTudies, mounTed leaves and nuTs and labeled Them. D Formers also wroTe a poem Tor The TesTiviTies. ln addiTion To The parTy, G Form made several Trips: one To The pond, one To Merion STaTion, and one To The Shop where Mr. Drexel showed Them The various Tools and machines. The annual ChrisTmas PageanT was held aT The Lower on December l9. ParenTs and Triends aTTended and waTched The boys presenT The ChrisTmas STory. CosTumes were worn by all parTicipaTing, and The Lower School Choir sang carols. The PageanT has become an annual TradiTion aT The Lower and has iTs counTerparT in The PageanT presenTed each year aT ChrisTrnas by The Upper and Middle Schools in The Academy Chapel, lrnrnediaTely aTTer The PageanT The ChrisTmas vacaTion began. The holidays lasTed unTil January 5 when The boys reTurned wiTh Tales oT whaT SanTa Claus had broughT and how much Tun They had had playing wiTh Their giTTs. Many oT The boys broughT Their sleds To school To Talce advanTaqe oT The snow ThaT Tell during The holidays. MosT oT The nexT Two monThs was spenT inside excepT Tor The sunny days when nearly everyone wenT sleddirg. A SaTeTy FirsT Club was organized To avoid accidenTs wiTh The sleds, and iT TuncTioned so eTTicienTly +haT is was conTinued Through The spring. While The Upper School was having Mid4Term examinaTions, D and E Forms held Their devoTional period in The Chapel in order To become acquainTed wiTh The services They would soon be aTTending when They reached 'The Middle School. F Form gave Two plays during February. One was Billy CioaT GruTT and The oTher was The Three Bears . The plays, especially The laTTer one. were so well lilced by The audience ThaT They aslced To have iT given again. D Form Toolc parT in celebraTing Abraham Lincoln's BirThday. D-I gave a play on The Treeing QT The slaves ard D-2 reciTed poems abouT Lincoln. Also in February, E and D Forms presenTed plays commemorahng George WashingTon's BirThday. .411 During March The SaTeTy FirsT Club was Tormally organized. Each week members were elecT'ed by The various classes. Each boy in D and E Forms was given The oppor- TuniTy To be Warden oT The Club. The SaTeTy EirsT boys waTched The halls so ThaT The Lower Schoolers would walk, Talk guieTly, keep in line, and be neaT. On May 5, Mr. Dixon rewarded The boys Tor Their Tine work during The year by Taking Them To The Academy oT NaTural Science. The Phillies vs. Chicago game They had planned To see was rained ouT, buT The Trip To The Academy more Than made up Tor This unTorTunaTe circumsTance. On April 23, D Form wenT To The Franklin lnsTiTuTe To hear and see The EasTer STory presenTed in The PlaneTarium. LaTer, F Form visiTed The PlaneTarium Tor primary asTronomy. Mrs. Lawrence Saunders was The Lower's guesT on May 7 when she sang in a special Chapel program. The Lower Schools annual PeT Show was held on May I8. Animals ranging all The way Trom common household peTs To such TavoriTes as TurTles, snakes, and chickens were broughT To school and exhibiTed by The boys. BooThs were builT Tor games and reTreshmenTs, and a pony was on hand To give rides To The Lower Schoolers and Their Triends. The parenTs aTTended and helped To make The aTTernoon a gala one Tor all concerned. The lasT Trip oT The year saw members oT F Form visiTing The zoo. The boys were The guesTs oT Mr. and Mrs. Shoeniger whose son, Skipper, was a member oT The class. The Lower School is making every eTTorT To raise Tunds Tor a new wing. The enlarge- menT oT The Lower is one of The proiecTs oT The Academy Fund, and-considerable progress has already been made. The Lower is looking 'Forward To The day when iT will be able To expand iTs TaciliTies and increase iTs enrollmenT To include all boys on The waiTing lisT. The school year ended Tor The Lower Schoolers on June I when D Eorm held iTs CommencemenT Exercises. A welcome vacaTion was ahead oT Them, buT sTill They looked Torward To The day when They would meeT Their Triends again aT The Lower nexT SepTember. SALUTATORY The Class of I948 s g aduaf ng Tomghf Our Tenure aT Epscopal has come To a successTul con c usron These words hlf hard The many exoecTaTlons we had upon enTerlng The Upper School ave row become happy rr-emo res IT barely seems possnble ThaT The lump from shorf panfs To Tuxedoes rom svmple addlfron o Trwgoromefry from peck up games To varsufy ball has already Transpured lf s a sad rea uzahon and TnaT s wny some of us enTerTarn sober Thoughfs Thus evenrng Our one consolaflon hes rn The facT Tha' we shall never negle T The frrrn fruendsh ps made or lose ThaT exfra special Eprscopal sprrrT Thaf nas envelloped s all T nrgnf as Truy a mm r- nm nT T marks The egrnr-r g or an enfrrely new lrfe for each of s1xTy seven members cf The gra uahng class We donf know whelher our Tufure holds mulufary servrce or co lege TexTbooks Neverfheless whafever we may b compelled To do we are al deeply grafeful for Tne Trannrng recerved here al' Epns opa We feel fully prepared and hold guggogg To be nearer our grasp We wrsh To welcome Those whom we see here Ton1ghT mofhers and fafhers from whose gurdance and pahence we have qalned rnnumerable benefds The aculfy whrch has added so much To our developmenf The Truslees and all The frrends of The Academy The largesl class ever To graduale from Thus rnsTrTuTron wrshes To exTend someThnng exTra rn The way of a welcome Each one of us as a speclal desrre ThaT you wru enloy Thus glorrous clrmax To our scholashc career We are proud To have you here and we hope ThaT you can geT a glrrnpse of why Eplscopal has meanf so much To all of us Henry S Rufh Jr VALEDICTORY raduahon means someThrng dfferenf To each of us The longer we have sfudred and worked aT Epxs opal The more T rs momenT has been anhcrpafed Tonugnf we relrnquesh our accomplish rnenfs accepf our happrness and pass on To ofhers whaTever Influence we have exerfed Our years here have been marked by Trrumphs and seT backs We have had more Than our share OT vrcforues buf we have also known The sfrngung dusappounTmenT of defeaf From our begunmng rn The Lower School Through The years of The lvlrddle and The more drFT1culT work of The Upper Il of us have known boTh The feelung of occasronal fanure and The elafuon of achlevemenT We have T e warm feelmg of orcle rx a lob wel done when we cnfernplafe rn refrospecf acfrvmes on The mfhlefrc field In The classroom and In The exTra currrcular aspecfs of school lrfe Now social achv Tues baseball games and Cnapel servrces have passed wrfh sTarTrng raprduTy nnfo our memorres ln leaving behlnd The sTruggles of our school lufe we should noT feel merely elahon Eplscopal rs a very large parT of us Conscrously or unconscrcusly much of whaT we are an wall become s clue To whaf The Academy has Taughf us Those who have glven of Themselves an The many achvrlues ave garned rn reTurn an rmoefus whlcn permeafes Tl-err achors bcTh n and ouf of school We are lndebfed To Tre Ta ulfy Tor whaT They have nnwn es by personal example of The varuous domarns of knowledge T unselfrsnness and ronslderahon We would express our Thanks To Them for Their pahence and undersfandmg which have rmmeasureably shaped our developmenf WhaTever we accomplrsh on The fuTure wall be bu IT upon The groundwork lard under Ther dlrechon To our parenTs we owe a debT whrch words can never orscharge Many have made gre-aT personal sa rrfrces rn order To send us here They have encouraged us rn our accomphshmenTs consoled us rn drsappovnTmenTs and rnsprred us n crusrs and drffculry Our Tharks To Them rs a parfral expressron cf our feelrngs buf only cur vuvure a nlevemenfs will snow The dep'r of Our graTrTude more fully We would Indeed be cal ow If we fe Thar TorrghT we ad be ome men by The acf of graduafuon We have yeT To prove ourselves We enfer a perlurbed world and luke a ch Id learnung fo walk our 'rs sfeps wrll lnev Tably be shaky To sfrengfhen our sfayrng power we carry The memorres of our lves aT school The lessons learned and The encouragemem of fraends Wrfh us foo rmprrnTed on our mrnds as on our graduar on B bles and drolomas we arry a commandung hallenge Esse uam Vlderl To be rafher Than To seem To be May ou Trannmg sfard us n go d sTead Joseph Wrlluam Wrdlng l r ,I 4 , I l . 1 H V., X ., . I l' A, .' l l ' ' '- , I ' l , C I ' l , . . , .. , . X' u . o ' l co ec- e .l b fn ' ' fha ' l . . e , I I I- ,A 'C l. . , . .I I . 6 , . 1 V . .C Y yu. ,. h .,! , . .- . . ,. la h A xl i ' l C I . A . . ,V d . i h ' ' 'A ' .' 'T i T. , ,X r X, ,. l . c so . ,o A . . T , . . . E . i . .- .. . . , . . c . . . . Y . , Q .. .E y I . . . . , J. . , . , , , , . ' ll ', I' f T' c ', . ,' i ' . ,TT I . ' . ' . E E .X VC . C - Q r 'A . I, 3 . MARKOE AWARD Maoe To fha? boy who ns fhe rnosr honorable uprrghf cleanesl lnvrng and mosl unself sh and 'rhoughlful of o'rher 'rhe Marlcoe Awa d was guven by vofe of fhe graduahng class 'ro fredenck lafayefre Jones, Jr Freodue richly deserves 'rhe recognmon grven +o hum by hrs classmales Wherever one found hum aboul lhe school has ablllfy lo be a par? of fhe crowd wnfhouf losang his own respecl was an unducahon ol has lundamenfal nnfegrury Thus TABULA IS In par? a producl of has care and fhoughl for ofhers In fhe classroom has manner marlced hum our as one who could be lrusled wufh any responsubnlufy 77 PRIZE Awarded 'lo Thar member ol lhe Graduahng Class who has shown lhe grealesl prolrcrenCylnScholarsh1p combrned wrlh a proper rnreresl an Alhlehcs lrue Manluness e Class ol l948 lo Rfcfmrd ffdbdfil Scfmexder Caplarn ol a champsonshup baseball feam member ol lhe champronshrp loolball leam presndenf ol The Sludenf Councnl hrgh ranlfung scholar Duble was a supe b choice Olhers may nol lrnow Thar Drclc Could have held ofher olrhces on umoor+an+ achvuhes Courleous undersfandrng 'rhoughflul of olhers Drclr 'rypul es all 'rhaf The Academy hopes rls son wrll be and acrepl the Cla s ho ce a a sign Thar suc as The goal ol all +rue Academy bovs o 0 Q ol Characfer, and Popularlfy among his classrnales, lhe 77 Prize was given by vofe of Th o o . . . I 1 I r- X X I . , E l ' s ' l , r l , s s 5 C I s ' h 4 - 1 . .aa a a ,nn or nf. -- uv. pn. nv- .p,.n f 0 ,Q fi Q rv 'n ca' Awarded Second Ecrm TIIIrd Form . Eourfh Form EIIIII Form VoIed by We or E For II1e mermne s ENGLISH MATHEMATICS FRENCH LATIN THE JARVIS MEIRS MEMORIAI R Hard Graham S I-Ionf abe Mer Ree TI-IE EORM PRIZES EOR HIGHEST SCHOLARSHIP I3 e bus a aIrI'g 'Ire Hghegr qerIeraI average IrI Heir res:e2'I.e S H:rIcraEIe Menriom Prize Awarded TQ Davie WIIIard GardIrIer Reber' HarrIs Lee Le-Roy Go? III CI arI-es Bcvd Meyer Sservcer Ervin, Jr. Rlrhard H-,de Hiers Hur'-er Grubb I'I5Y'7'IUI'T' Pere' MIIS Ma rr' THE JARVIS MEIRS MEMQRIAL PRIZE Ecr ExCeIIcnCe IrI BIUICQI MerrI'I Henry SIIIes Jr. Honorable Merwor evII e ayIov WI rrIoI HIE JEFFERSON SHIEL PRIZE a es Gerw raI DeveIopmenI Le U I I5 TI Edw AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL a' 'nernber dlspIayIrIQ I e grea' sf eo r' Courade LoyaI y ard SCITOIBVSIWID R berf Arnoff Gerwardf E RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC MEDAL Cy rw SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS DerI TruII es H able Memhcn R ard Graham ScI're de TIA: HARVARD CLUB PRIZE IV EQ rrI I ra woo I w IrwIwrI CIC Ir Knono TI-'E JCIHN ANDREWS HARRIS MEMORIAL PRIZE r e er ENGLISH ORIGINAL COMPOSITICDN R Pard Wayne Lourvsbu , THE ALUMNI PRIZES CRADLJATING C ASS passe Q rw Ho orabe Menhon RrIze Awa dec T I-Ierbe Rrad Janvncr Hende ser' Davld Oqder' Max Graham S rIrIeIder Rc er Tru Caverr e Gr rfnu Jaosc RI I' CJ ra am SC rv I er Jarrves Id PRIZE THE GEORGE BRIN ON ecermk r ra H I CDNATHFN DAVIS R MEMCRIA rr orarv C Izaf Q VVIIIIGFY' WI abe M Arrdv ASCE P cr nes essa Sf-CRE r S ara R b Bern I D I Jr. Tl E For II'Ie Gre ' ' Ie I In ' Up er SfI'CQI W'II' II ' in DIII, Jr. TI-IE r Sec d crm 'C 'H I I I A Q IE Ie d ,ref fre Q I 5 Hsxm , I I I I. A I THE I Ear sr:5I:IerI I I , I Ro Iv II I crtcr I If' I I r I' I I I I II I Eor ScEoIa'sI pI CEa der, S: I Spirf and I Menu. . Z4 lf' iv , IE G' I E0 -te ie Iv . C IQ - r .I r C5 We Q L I 'Iwe Los' evairaff I' FI I I I I r I IJ . I. r' I r I I V I we IQII r 1 I Ln ' I Ires II . Cohr II cfon A I r rw II . . I:IarI G I' r eId . Iarer I-ISVGI, I T - P P 'I T II RPL, R For exce erce In CIIerrIIs+r-, For Ire Ines' esIe 'r PrIsI ICI. II cH'eIder Er I Lalayeue -cts I Dr I 'IQ' HQ r: be Meedie IJ r' TMII nes II Davao VVigc Syre a 'I EINILLIAR4 - . Q. V I L PRIZE 'H CONE Ip 53, Jzse r I I I 'org Jr, HST' I Ier'I2r Riser' E. Surrfer - THE CL S'- ' EOS PRIZE THE DHI BETA VAPPIA PRZ E V'9I1' , 'I ' R Q STJQ QS For 'ee beef a ar:LI:1 Tia: r 'eel Ca .e C1 re Grehf pI i'G C 'err Syre 'trirabe Mertf C er' Tr, I' J J f V , . -., -.4 , , Q --I . , --Y- ig. - .13 ,A l 1 ' ',. 1. ' - - f ,, . L VJ .. V ,. 9' ' ' 'H ' M' ' 1, . M , 5 ' ' i ' Ei f . ,Uni - 4 .1 w- .1 1 3 2 ,. , , KI4 'A . , ' mp . 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E1'4'iE9 vrQx' Q - r ' 3 O SC TI MEMCPIP CUP AI INC ANI S C a 1 r Sr JRISMANI Cb 'xfx CIVIENI W 1 qa VIC FD L U S fi U OLAT I e Q DEVELOPMENT PRIZE Jerlerson e rl e qua a WV 6 CIE FI lass Umm or al I oulsnde Ilwe Dare s no asf oe orman Flrsl Pa e Ee Dlckscr Wood III P fi 9 FORM PRIZES rq mm s P Ize ar s ro arsup Ilwrouowral n yrar y I-well Deus er Honorabl Mer amos er' y 1.1 s r a a er M r n Honorable Merfrlor Clwarles Wosley Pln 1 m Prlze Benlam n Nelson n Mer n James Han oclr oml y an Roberl Josroln new UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PRIZES omslde I Q U xversdy ol Pennsylvanna e Ia lslwed n onor o I e Unlyers ly y Iwo graduates o Ihe Academy are four In number and are awarded for Ilve rrqlnesf sland d I Inq urlnc Ilne year among Ib O S ol llne FIRST FORM n Enollsh Arf meluc orlal Sludres P nmans Ip rn rnellc F s Prlze Jolwn Walss Honorabe Menllon C rlls Allen Wad J n :sb Elrsl Prrze Wrlllam Harry Barurlo Honorable Menflon Colm Aunsl e MQCIQI and Penrnanslmnp Flrsl Prxze James Bncbeno Erancvs J Honorable Menflor Jolwn Wallus Geography Flrs Prwze Kurl Wlllsam Paul Smulll Hlsfory Honorable Menlnon J mes Bncneno Erancrs J and Clwar es EIIIOII SCOII THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY CHOIP PRIZE af member ol Ilwe Clwolr wlwo lnas slnown Ime qreales' deqree cl enfbuslasfn ellor' a d aclnrevc nl IU ores orfs rn I o lne scwc Ears? Prrze Edward Cameron K rIr Hall norabl Menlon Sa oe I- an N and Cra Wesley Plwy Mel n ONY I-IANSEI P ZE Q a boy wlwo Io e mg el egre ra Iles an almos n rum s ar Is I 'I consls en lable and esp rswve o Inns Mas a assma+es Ar nory Mcllyarr' Os relrne SS CE I9I2 M AL Merrber ol Gradua ng Cass wl- rr armed HIGHEST SCHOI ASTIC AVERAGE arninr Ihose A 0 wor Ilner eVer In ECWTBPII RI ba d Car 'warn S ne ocr CIAS J' C M ASS 'S ICQ? CAIN BASICCIBL Greafesl ser I e O 'ra In Da errbcr Bo rf ba s Jac v ers Bennevve Dayo W mo Jr exempmes ruaie a d s lorl so I Jor Eooa Cable Jr C THE B B O - S L , l 1:l'fHs' F-.erare B 'TINC IIEL3 3 'W ,CI-I'fIASS ' D 'Pi'fJ or bm S'P',-Idhr 'HE SC I S 9 K 'l1a'rrf-rrber 'I 'ne A fm f- ' , 'I-amz :mis-3 vefvfi 'as s' f',1 'Tl In fl 'rzz ' 'an E'lSvllSIC7wlSlJED ATIKEEIC f ,HEVE v- HIGH SPCPTSM!-Nfl' F' ,yan Ed r Cabe J' SEP E 'MICE In qr, In Ire br, vfn 'n can wav ar in 're Q n zo 45 izjs ras dfwe nws' YL sinor. 'Wo gn 're -yea' IIIQI E s 'nie EI's':r Pero? ESS I III a'd Ja'ne. Bflnreri 53145 J, ' , Slwi I P 1 -'Ile III: rlors :or Inis a a d de I m pmrcularly wlllw favors ' 'ne 1' r. leas A ' Q iz rf ce ' . C ' r d ' I, , Har' bl Menllon: Roland Morris Marlwld Fir .I nesl cr ' I' A ll, le - -f A Fr ---Elrl r' :H r ' 'Cb,, e Hon: Ja H rr R -'II B Form-wfirl P lze: R lpn Tn y QI.fa , I I1 , ., .y Mmm C Ixr ---Flrsl ' Q I 'I Ho rvable .s Iio 5 cb Br in d I :, E I I1 rr ' ' , s bi i I1 I I1 ' ii b I b y . I i V' , . 51 ' , S f ' e E' A 'Ill A4 ir? ' 2 I ' 3 U ' I ber, r. Eqy. bv . . I . , . : I hr - 1 , r. 7 . y . Z .,. . ' - ' : a ' I ' r, I ' 'Io I1 ' . 1 4 If ' ,, I n ' - me ' bls slu , Ins so , and ' Ilne wlnole Ile I I I -ol I I I I , Ho II : fr ,I Fr :ls iness, Jr. , rles I II THE 'I , RI - To Ill I fr I' I' s d e da I .plere of :ree 5 ' es .d ' ' ry am r o ' ' Iers nd ms C 'f '. I.. '. r CLA F IE ED I rc am 'ne 'I - E 'C THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY QAM to ff xX The Board of Trustees Headmaster Faculty and Student Body Extend Thelr Congratulatxons to THE CLASS UF 1948 and Wlsh Them Success and Happlness ln Thelr Careers Q pf Q gyg op Lu r Q1 ,, ' 1 1' TAPPER'S SERVICE STATION Rock-A-Car Lubrication Call and Deliver Service BRYN MAWR, PA. Bryn Mawr 9292 THE CORNER BOOK SHOP 2134 North 63rd Street Opposite Overbrook Statron GReenwood 3 6003 Books of A11 Publishers Greeting Cards Subscriptions ro A11 Magazmes Come in and see the 1948 HUDSON Cavern Motors Sales HUDSON Service Quality Used Cars Complete Body and Fender Repairs A11 Typ Mechanical Repairs KA1l Makes! 202127 N 63rd Street TR 7 4616 Cars Called for and Dehvered THE SPORTS CENTER 346 West Lancaster Avenue Haverford, Pa. IOSEPH deV. KEEFE Sports Equipment and Sportswear SHEARER S FLOWERS Manoa and Darby Roads Compliments of SMEDLEY 6. MEHL CO Ardmore Pa HAMILL BRYN MAWR HARDWARE e cxrry n Ky n UARANTEED CR MONEY E J ED n as JI B P lr r I 7 . . , . 0 I I 0 . Q S . . W C CI FulQ Li of ' 'znxze Film fmd Vin ish ' ' G A .1 i F1 N3 1 Luqquqe :md Trunks Repzirei Lke New Full Li e Cf HC' Cr F' rmshrins ' ur .ee wlC'.'. ,'i' 1,5 VGGfff':E,,le See S I'l t' EM' 'I'0 t'll'E lil MAIL ..... Hundreds of Western Saving Fund depositors rarely go to an ofiice of the bank when they want to add to their savings. They do it all by mail. You can open your account with as little as one dollar in any of Western Savinq's eight conveniently located offices in Philadelphia Then let Uncle Sam s post office save you time and trouble All you do IS put your money in a Save by Mail enve lope seal it and drop it in the mall box THE SHVIII I FUND SUIIETY DF' PHILADELPHIA 10th and Walnut Streets 4643 Frankford Avenue Chestnut and Iumper Streets Front and York Streets 4 South 52nd Street 21st and Bainbridge Streets 6625 Castor Avenue Germantown Avenue and Venango Street u I n 1 I I . . . . . Member federal Deposit lnsurazioe Corporation DOROTHY LOND Drs 1nct1ve Iewelry Watches and Clocks Sllverware 2120 North 63rd Street 110 UW rt IOK k Stu IOII TR 7 0363 IS RICHARD STOCKTON Prmts Glfts Sportmq Books Compllments of A FRIEND W FOXELL MQCELREE Your Frlendly Studebaker Dealer THE MAIN LINE S FINEST USED CARS Complete Repair Servace All Makes 20l W Lancaster Avenue Wayne P Where L w Prre and Hqn Quoin Gr Hana 1r1 Hand GREENS SODA FOUNTAIN Montgomery Avenue West of Old Lancaster Road Sodas Sundaes Parfaxts Frappes Sandwxches Marquetand s Candles N o11tOIIp111 Deny 2 to IU p rn Sunday SUBURBAN HARDWARE Buxlders and Housekeeping Hardware 838 Lancaster Avenue Bryn Mawr Pa Bryn Mawr 0894 IOM'-Cs '1.: 1 ' t 1 , a. BRYN MAWR, PA. Phone: Wayne 2100 . . 1 ff Jes Y A1 DY ,IJ O . . l Photographers to Distinguished Philadelphians Since 1856 'k 'A' 'A' PHILLIPS STUDIO P P C 1507 Walnut Street HILADEL HIA. PA. l'I+l'I'llliI WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FRUIT AND PRODUCE PHILADELPHIA ine TABULA Doara aeslres to express tts qratltuae to all hose who have helped to make the 1948 TABULA a possrbthty THE PHILLIPS STUDIO tor tts courtesy and excellent worlcmanshrp THE CAMPUS PUBLISHING COMPANY especrally Mr W1ll1am T Cooke our quardran autde and lrrend as well as hts assrstant Mr Danlel A Solarr and the anonymous leatons that augment then' efforts DR FREDERICK JAMES who came to our al 1 wrth beautltul photograph Mr Kennrth H Balsley our faculty aavtser who met wlth the Boarc countless Sundays and weekend evenxnas to plan ncouraae squash and otherwrse develop a aroup ot neophytes mto expenenced though haras e wrlters Q 1 ' l J l fT'l1 Y K TT 1 I ' I ' I 1 'I T ' . 1 . . , , 1 1 ' - 1 . C S. . Y - 1 1 . . , 1 1 4 ' 1 D sf 1 . , C F' . I 1 M -1, . J J SKELTON 8c SON Inc FUELS AND AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT i uk 'A' if Bala Cynwyd Pa FOR THE GRADUATION GIFT A FINE WATCH Monogrammed wlth the wearers mmals on the back and wlth an brances more treasured ln later years There rs an excellent vanety of wnst and pocket models from whnch to choose each watch guaranteed for satxsfactory performance I E CALDWELL 8c CO IEWELERS SILVERSMITHS STATIONERS CHESTNUT AND IUNIPER STREETS PHILADELPHIA I l 5 ' I a appropriate inscription engraved inside the case, there are few remem- I I I COMPLETE LABORATORY INSTALLATIONS ARDMORE PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTIONAL INDUSTRIAL EDUCATIONAL 'PHE EDWARD J. LEECII C0. OUTFITTERS TO COLLEGE MEN FOR MORE THAN A CENTURY Servmg Eplscopal Academy Boys for 124 Years Slnce 1824 more Men and Boys from Phlla stelphta and vtcthtty have bouaht Reea Clothes than any other kmd because they have touha be best' Why dont YOU proht by then' expen ence yourself? mffzffdadm I424 CHESTNUT ST PHILA 2 AMERICAS OLDEST AND FOREMOST MAKERS OF U S OFFICERS FINE UNIFORMS THE KENT MFG C0 CLIFTON HEIGHTS Vlslt Our Retcnl Department for Men cmd Boys Clothlnq Also Men's Sults to Order At cr Substcntlcxl Savxng Reeds taitoriha, tit ahd Iona-wearing qualities to Y . PA. 1 1 - ' ACIIIEVEMENT Autocar s master englneers and workmen are known the nahon over for therr ab111ty and because of them Autorar Trucks are regarded by those who know as the hnest heavy duty trucks that brams can bulld and money can buy True craftsmen are never Sdt1Sf19d w1th anythmg short of superlor achlevement and lt s Sklll of that sort that makes truck users 1n every heavy duty held UTOC I , . , . . . , . prefer to buy heavy-duty Autocars. Factory Branches and Distributors from Coast to Coast L THE CHOCONUT CAMPS FRIENDSVILLE PA CHOCONUT CHOQUITA Boys 6 16 Guls 612 Estcbltshed tn l896 Camp Choconut IS The Oldest Camp tn the Country Urder the Same Famtly Mctncqement MR and MRD GEORGE L WINLOCK IR Dtrectors Alden Park Manor Phtlcrdelphtcx 44 Penncx WILLIAM PUGH Realtor A Complete Real Estate Servlce Sales Appratsals Management 315 Montgomery Avenue GReenwood 3 3300 Menon Pa Menon 3500 Phnladelphla Ofhce GRan1te 2 3300 1 . 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Electncal Applrances Radios W G CUFF G CO ESTABLISHED 1896 Electrlcal Contractors Bryn Mawr Pa THEODORE CAMPBELL Phone 0823 Apothecary Pete Iam ARDMOBE BARBER SHOP 63rd Street and Overbrook Avenue Men Women Philadelphia Clrldren a Specralty At Home Servlce Appcmtments Made Ard 3054 Lancaster and Anderson Avenues PETROL CORPORATION 2012 Chestnut Street Phlladelphxa Penna PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Haircuttinq 1. . , . qu rp in daseball Basketbct ITIOVXIUC CAMP TECUMSEH A Summer Camp for Boys Founded 1903 On a tract of 500 acres bordermg on Lake Wmnepesaukee m the Whxte Mountaxns of New Hampshtre Tecumseh offers a ltie nch tn a wtde range oi acttvtttes 1 1 1 Voctb 1 rfientnc, floumam Chmbm 1Tr11 N ture St R flery R dmc 1 I1 f JWIITIITTIII Dtvm lf' in Wtth extensxve gardens nts farm and purebred Ayreshrre herd Camp Tecumseh IS excepttonally well equtpped to feed tts boys TRUSTEES Arthur F Armstrong Davtd C Spooner I Walter E Iohnson Lewts P Tabor Wtlllam E Lmqelbach Ir Henry B Wtlltams Henderson Supplee Ir Chatrman CAMP MANAGEMENT Alvm S Wagner Dtrector Fon' st L Gaqer Secretary Treasurer 3414 Rodman Street NW 719 E Wtllow Grove Avenue Washmqton 8 D C Chestnut Hull Phxladelphta 18 Pa Franklm T Osgood Assocrate Dtrector 60 W Tulpehocken Street Phtladelphta 44 Pa hi Sror , 3 ba 1' 1 I , . A ' v ' ' ty cfr x s tt '. ' . W cl J . 1: 531:1- V K-wrv rv v Cv A ' 1 Jo t , . . t. 'f I ' ' ' cg t ' j ' tx Boxing Music and Drama'i':'s Rowing Tennis uf ' I.'I :nLx:. :'n'nc Sfli 2 Tmfyf fi Fu- . ,t . I - I I . . ' . , r. . ' B . . . JOHN F. DALY 53rd and Baltimore Avenue Philadelphia 43, Pa. Ford Dealers lor Over a fluarter of a Century FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION oi UPPER DARBY Latest Dividend 2512 Per Annum Accounts Insured Up to S5000 69th and Walnut Streets UPPER DARBY PA AL1eqheny 4 3800 Boulevard 4800 Compliments A FRIEND Flowers Telegraphed ,ALI W. M Pllflllbnl I FVerqreen 5 3000 VILLAGE PAN TRY FINE CAKES and PASTRIES MINT WAFERS and BON BONS ASSORTED CANDIES I3 CITY LINE 81 E WYNNEWOOD RD Cy 0313 A d S705 - I of Bala-Cy yd Ailynnewood. Pu. l n. r . Alle 4 CHEMISTRY BUILDING UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Paul P Cret Archllccl We Design und Construct INDUSTRIAL PLANTS STEEL MILLS POWER DEVELOPMENTS TRANSMISSION LINES RAILROAD SHOPS AND TERMINALS GAS PLANTS COAL CLEANING PLANTS We Construct Itrom architects plansl INSTITUTIONS SCHOOL AND COLLEGE BUILDINGS OFFICE AND BANK BUILDINGS HOTELS APARTMENTS HOSPITALS FLEXIBLE ENGINEE and CONSTRUCTION SERVICE In consudermg your plons for constructuon, we mvlte you to shore our experaence cmd focnlmes os deslgners, constructors, cmd consultants on lndustrlol, publlc utlllty, roll road ond Government prolects TED ENGINEERS 8 CONSTRUCTORS With a background of over hfty years experience NEWYORK17 PHILADELPHIA CHICAGOZ A RING JNI G 1 1 INC 5 KIRSCH Chevrolet Company 214216 BALA AVENUE Phones BALA CYNWYD PENNA INTERNATIONAL PRINTING C0 A Pakradoom Enterprxse Smce 1895 Compllments of A FRIEND Compllments CAMP GUNSTON Centrevrlle Maryland SPECIGIIZIHQ rn MAIN LINE REAL ESTATE For Over 25 Years HENRY V MASSEY I CLASS 1909 H LONGSTRETH BROWN I -C1 1912 Complxments of THF HAMBURG HEARTH Bryn Mawr Pa Ffa 1 if I : of Cynwyd 7981 TRinity 7-1166 Q , Li . , Y. all Qrbuenbut Amee 100 Z hoenlwu G A M E S O . INCORPORATED 2046 E. CASTOR AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 34, PENNA. SIVIIIUIH SAILING . .. ' .X X Call CAMPUS u I' on Your nexl Yearbook. Learn WHY this Organization X .5:-hf is the Largest Producer --W -xg of Fine School and College Annuals. CAMPUS PUBLISHING 1420 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA 37 WALL 5T,, NEW YORK ' x l. ik ggi .rns'ff,l 1fg.,s'e., Q 4 ' HIf?ii'gi'? . '?ffil.f'3i'rI ,, 7 Qi-3-.f f .- . HUD f . . I O 'H . 0 I I Jw., ,V i ,u I ,'ifig,i!f',f:2.A?pig-dp, .W .R ul . in rfiy-4 -f' . I , ,. . ,.. , I Q., 9 , , 4 flfirflr ' - ' fl llff ' '. i , , Q -ggi ,filisl ' ' .AI x. 5 ,Q 1 1 'f 4 ig T SERVICE ' ENGRAVING - LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET PRINTING I I ',, 5 fi- ,1 .4 ,j 2. IA fx M,,f , A6 l Q . if ins. ' x 1 I, wi.. t sb , Q Eg The lplsmpll ia ulvnn Fund IS the! Gro llor hplsvopll lmdemg TOM0liIl0W W . I 6 5 16 7 1 1 I I 1 ,II t 1 TIIIMY 0 6 W 0 6 XJ 7 f I J I 4 I f I an qfwxf-:nf-Q'-u,uunfN'M IU'P' 1 52 5 5 -' v KW' 9 'Xi i'K Ulf if Q up A V' Q. -Qi-D i ,L -v Q- ssl -I' 1 4?