Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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Stepiikn 1 . Wim; — I ' jitoroil Freshman year from I ' eiiii C ' liarler Selicml: I ' cjol Hall Sqiiail 4: I ' lass Soccer Team 4. R MoM) Ci.AKKN ' CK ' ooi)AKi) — Entered Senior year from Friends ' L ' niversity ; Senior Foun- dation Scholarship. Fnwix ' kii;ht — F ntered Freshman year from Westtown Boarding School : Scrub Foot Ball Cup I ; Foot Ball Squad 2, 3 ; I ' out Ball Team 4 ; Class Foot Ball Team 1,2; Class Cricket Team i, 2, 3, 4 ; Second Cricket Team 2. 3, 4; Cane Man 2: Editor Y. M. C. A. Year Book 4; Y. M. C. A. C abinet 4: Class JVesident 3; Class ' ice-President 4; Asso- ciate Manager Class Record 4 ; Advisory Board 4 ; President of College Association 4; Winner of Foot Ball H. 21

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Glaaa ntatm-y ]■ ' . may boast tliat llaxrrfdrd never does anything hastily. Char- acteristic of lier ways was tlie welci nie extended tn a few innncent and luneh stragglers on a Se])teml)er Tnesday in the Near u t)4. Ndnng gentlemen who liad been tliinking nf this night fur twehe lung nmnths, lighted tlie wax thrnngh darkened halls, and saw these fntnre Ha erfnrdians carefullv tncked in bed. ( nn lirst C ' dllectiiin. and first Class Meeting came nt ' xt day. livery man ' s hand seemed against ns. Seniors smiled happilx ' npon ns : jnniors gleefnllx ' preparec traps for onr nnsnspecting feet: Sophomores grinned expectantly as their thoughts turned toward the night to come. We found ourselves, and though the cane rush ended disastrous!}-, hra e and buoyant spirits prepared to decorate tlie town in the evening. Three of these reached the Ardmore lock-up, being interrupted in their labors by an unfeeling gentleman in blue who carried a gun yards long. The friendship of KJ07, combineil with the elo(juence of a future member of 1908, soon set free tliese criminals, anil with the same tender solicitude which they had always shown, these Sophomores escorted our artists back to bed, having first seen to it that their labors were wiped out. The Soajj-Slide and l reshman Entertainment soon followed, bringing us again into the public eye, and uniting us still more for the crises which were to come. Those were the days of .Swarthmore, and gradualh ' , as tlie foot ball sea- son drew to a close, we lost our feeling of sejjaration in one of the intensest loyalty to the Haverford team. Only one of our class took part in that last great game, ' et we felt we had done our best to help the College. After it was all o er, our attention was turned to our own class, the Sophomores haxdng Ijecome unworthy of further notice. Pearson and Smiley occasionally upset our quiet studious exenings. . sa we had alwaxs with us, welcoming dumping, feeds or rough house with the .same expansive grin, except when attired in that new brown suit. We can- 23