Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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rO THE man truly standing for tlie higliest ideals of Haverford, a sympathetic friend, wise counsellor, patient instructor, and warm-hearted companion, This book is dedicated. lilJ y Page Five

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F oreword LASSMATES, we are proud of the records we have taade to leave M -. behind lis here at Haverford. We are proud of what we have done j in Track, in Soccer, in Football, and even in Cricket. We can look -I with pride upon our development of a Debating Team, a Press Club, a Classical Club, a new Haverjordian, a better Scientific Society, and a finer Students ' Association with its more highly respected Honor System. Pride in these things, our own class activities, has been the ever-constant inspiration in the preparation of this Record Book. We believe this book to be entirely in accord with the spirit of ' 25, in that it is better than any other Record heretofore published. There are some weak points in this book — there are in all; but it has been edited to the very best of our ability, and we ask critics to be generous — to consider first the circumstances under which it hus been produced. We are greatly indebted to Wright, Johnston, Warfield, Stifler, Chadwick, Bates, Stokes, Silver, Lord, Heilman, Kumm, Ball, Yerkes, and Montgomery for the write-ups of those activities in which they have been most vitally inter- ested. We cannot thank Acton enough for the colorful and inclusive class history, and Prokosch for the execution of all art work. We are highly appre- ciative of the assistance given the Business Manager by Douglas and the .Johnsons; of write-ups of the Radio Club, Chess Club, Seaman ' s Club, and. Junior Varsity Soccer, by Halstead, Leeds, Gross, and Haines, respectively, of ' 20; and finally, of all assistance given with the personal write-ups by various members of our own class. Without cooperation, this Record would have been impossible, but all have generously helped, and as a consequence ' 25 has done its part in upholding a Haverfordian tradition of twenty-five years ' standing. y Page Six