Episcopal Academy - Tabula Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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FACULTY Marjorie Billie Carpenter, B.S. in Ed., Temple Universityg Vassar, Mistress at Epis- copal since 1936g supervisor of Wetherill House and Lower School. John Arthur Jarvis, A.M., St. Andrews University fScot1andjg Master at Episcopal since 1949. Edith Jennings Munger, B.S. in Ed., University of Pennsylvaniag Mistress at Epis- copal since 1950. Nancy Jane Perry, A.B., University of Pennsylvaniag Mistress at Episcopal since 1951. Ethel Caroline Pope, B.Mus., University of Pennsylvaniag Mistress at Episcopal since 1951. Janet Dow Potter, Pine Manor Jr. College, National College of Educationg Mistress at Episcopal since 1951. Robert Wendel Trout, A.B., Lafayette College, MS., University of Pennsylvania, Master at Episcopal since 1937. Marguerite Sibley, Elementary School of Music, University of Pennsylvania, Mis- tress at Episcopal since 1940.

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Lower School if N A 'Leis 4 x A Y MA If QAJYW'-91' 4, gg -s 'Wvs., Pfifijaf af W Wg- 'K' eats sexi' Under the expert guldance of Mlss Carpenter, the Lower School set lts sights on another prosperous season Durmg the summer several repairs were made to the building to accommodate the many new pupxls The begmnmg of the Fall term marked the advent of many class projects whxch were designed to acquamt the boys with varxous phenomena of the world In the course of the year many plays were glven Mr arvls s class put on several plays and the D and E Forms gave the annual Lower School Chrnstmas Pageant, this year m he form of a play entitled The e Was One Who Gave a Lamb A plan to collect cashier checks from Acme and American Stores for a prxze was started ln the Fall term Thanks to the all around cooperatlon of parents friends, students, and faculty enough checks were collected and the Lower became the proud owner of a televnsnon set The year ended wxth the annual Lower School Pet Show The boys displayed a wxcle variety of all sorts of pets Many snde attractions added new luster to the event and the whole undertakmg was a complete success 8

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Middl ,IQ X4 'w1bvU' ...QQ 2.4- This year life in the Middle was occupied by the usually large number of class projects and activities aside from the regular studies These projects included studies of plants prehistoric animals and fossils Many Thursday afternoons found various classes in the Bodine Laboratory learning some of the wonders of more complex science These projects and activities were aimed at acquainting the students with the role of science in modern life The Middle School Chorus directed by Mr Curtis York enjoyed a very pro ductive season The chorus made a particularly fine showing at the annual concert with the Upper School Glee Club and also sang at the Middle School Commence ment In the Middle published semi annually by the students was composed of varied articles stories and poems contributed by the boys and also contained puzzles and sports results Athletics in the Middle had a generally successful year especially along the line of soccer The nme and ten year old team emerged with a three and two record while the eleven and twelves boasted a perfect sweep. The wrestling and boxing tournaments and the basketball foul shooting contest climaxed the Winter term athletics. In the Spring the baseball teams, especially the older ones, had a good season. School