Episcopal Academy - Tabula Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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Honorary President The Rt. Rev. Oliver Hart, D.D., 1.1..D., S.T.D. 11942, President 'Thomas B. K. Ringe 11939, Vice-President 'William W. Bodine 11932, Secretary 'Johns Hopkins 11949, Treasurer 'Joseph B. Keen 11930, 'Burton Chance, 1V1.D. 11921, 'Thomas Hart 11927, 'Alfred Putman 11929, 'Edward F. R. Wood 11931, 'Eli Kirk Price, III 11936, 'Morris Duane 11936, Greville Haslam, L.H.D. 11936, 'C. Stewart Warts, Jr. 11937, 'Henderson Supplee, Jr. 11938, 'Edward B. Hodge 11939, Karl G. Miller, Ph.D. 11940, 'Lewis H. VanDusen, Jr. 11941, Archibald MacIntosh 11943, 'C. Barton Brewster 11944, 'E. Brooks Keffer, D.D.S. 11946, John F. Arndt 11947, 'D. Stewart Polk, 1V1.D. 11948, Roger S. Firestone 11950, Thorne Sparkman, D.D. 11950, 'Henry W. Gadsden 11951, W. Jonathan Davis 11952, Comptroller Edward Palmer Assistant Treasurer Earlham Bryant 1', Denotes an alumnus of the Academy. 1Date in Parentheses signifies year of election to the board.,

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DEDICATIO As that member of the faculty most closely associated with every phase of our school life, the master to whom we dedicate our TABULA has helped each one of us in the Class of 1952 to reach this point of graduation. His ability to drive such things as geometry theorems into hard heads with a minimum of pain, his kindness and consideration as a teacher, and his interest in each of us as an individual are but a few of those qualities which will long endear him to our class and' to this school. His whole-hearted support in our athletic contests and his invaluable service as choirmaster and as accompanist for the Glee Club are only a few of his activities outside the classroom. His living example of how to lead a clean, upright, unselhsh, fruitful life is of priceless value to any group. He is a gentleman and a scholar. Ir is with deep admiration for this man as a person and a sincere gratitude for his work toward our development here at the Academy that we the Class of 1952 dedicate our TABULA to Hugh Hamilton McClelland

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Wetherill House Under the direction of Mrss Carpenter Wetherlll House enjoyed 1ts thrrd suc cessful year filled wlth plays class projects trlps sports partles and other numer ous acrlvltxes A notable event during the year was the purchase of a Pl no wxth a portion of the profits from last year s Pet Show Thls began Wetherxll House s First year of musxc classes During the year the boys toolc several lnterestlng and educatlonal trlps Among these were trips to the Zoo the Museum of Natural Science the Southeast Anrport Merxon Statlon the Merton Fnrehouse and the Aquarxum The varlous classes were occupxed ln thexr many projects throughout the year Among the F Form projects were leaf collections and studxes of aquarxum life pre hlstorlc annmals birds animals m the Zoo Eslcxmos and North and South Pole explorers about which they also presented a play G Form studxed seeds Pxlgrxms and Indians at Thanlcsgxvmg nature m general farm lxfe and communlty actxvx tres They also made finger pamted posters Among the plays that the classes presented were a Chrxstmas play about the WISC Men who never arrived at Bethlehem a play about the Zoo and the annual graduation play given by F Form