Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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WILLIAM HENDERSON BARTON 1818 Russell Street, Nashville, Tenn. Transfer from Vanderbilt Cricket (2): Cap and Bells. Bu:;:; . . . our first martyr, wrecked a tooth in a water fight . . . can you lend me five until Mon- day? Then I can borrow forty doUahs from Mistah Wills . . . liked his old overcoat . . . freshman theme on ant life . . . advertiser for dates in the Main Line Times. ROBERT HAIG BEDROSSIAN 4301 State Road, Drexel Hill, Pa. Upper Darby High School Chemistry Glee Club (1), Manager (2): Fencing (1); Founders Club (2). Bedrose . . . When better razors are built, Bedros- sian will build them . . . those brunette wenches (and ladies, of course) . . . helped hold the lid on Panmure, and make it the center of the Haverford Reformation . . . That 99 in Chem 4 . . . the Upper Darby Kid ... a great loss to Haverford, and a blow to its extra-curricular activities, but a gain for Temple. THOMAS MORRISON BIRDSALL Booth Lane, Haverford, Pa. William Penn Charter School Chemistry Soccer Team (2); Tennis Team (2); Varsity Club. Birddogie . . . su Bett gehen, Herr Birdsall? . . . the only person in the history of H. C. who could finish half of Chem .i experiments on last day . Main Line delux . . . let ' s go to the Club for a little Christmas cheer ... pin ball fanatic ... $5 and you can cut off all my hair ... my feet get sunburned between the toes.

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ELWOOD TATE BAKER J72.1 S3rd Street, J.ickson Heights, N. Y. Grace Church School Glee Club (1); NEWS Board (1), Circulation M r. (1). One of the North Bareliiy Boys . . . First from the class of l ' M6 to crash the NEWS with a picture . . . Star of the Mcruui soccer field . . . Give me a pipe anytime, provided I have a cigarette to fill it with . . . Left Haverford for the scholastic wilds of Dartmouth. WILLIAM PERRIN IJAKER . 33 Columbia Avenue, Palmerton, Pa. George School I. V. Fouthall (1). One glimpse, and then his Uncle Sam got him . . . successor to the Heimlich-George School tradition ... a first floor Barclay man . . . powerful in foot- hall . . . Let ' s play cards . . . hard-working, but not too much. FREDRICK HENRY BARTLETT, JR. .vi4 C Jiester Pike, Norwood, Pa. Westtown School Chemistry Varsity Soccer (1); Var.sity Baseball (2); Glee Club (1); Intramural Basketball (2); Varsity Club (2). Consistently hard Vv-orker, but definitely one of the hoys . . . his pet peeve is his hair, which is on the waning side . . . famous overnight due to Ryan ' s words, I ' m looking for the Bots . . . noted for his endeavors to keep away from Mac . . . heavy supporter of the Fifth Entry Quartet . . . never re- fused an invitation . . . good man in a clutch. n

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ARTHUR EARL BRYSON, JR. 1J2 Myrtle Street, Wmnetka, 111. New Trier High School Engineering Corporation Scholarship (1, 2); J. V. Wrestling (1); B Football Team (:); Glee Cluh (2). Curly hair . . . stumps Hetzel with a question and then helps him answer it . . . the little man with the deep voice . . . Pop Haddleton ' s plunging full- back . . . blue jeans and slide rule . . . can grow a beard, too . . . has sisters, but nice . . . Merion Annex, bottom floor . . . studies hard, but can also relax . . . left Haverford after four terms to join the Navy V-5 . . . Sky Anchors Aweigh! STANLEY SHERMAN BURNS, JR. 460,1 Pershing Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis Country Day School Chemistry Glee Cluh (1, 2): Fencing Team (2); Cap and Bells (1, 2): Cap and Bells Steering Committee (2); Corporation Scholarship (1, 2). Rollo . . . acting National Bank of Panmure and Fifth Entry . . . mad genius of boogie-woogie . . . the lad who hunted in seven states for the right girl and finally found her in his own backyard- at Harcum . . . don ' t mind if I do . . . let ' s have an- other be kind to Rollo week . . . along with Birddog, kept the Botts in knots . . . keep quiet or 111 hit you on the dorsal caudal region of your spinetrape:ius muscle . . . Burp!! ALBERT BUSH-BROWN Ambler. Pa. Germantown Friends ' School Chemistry Football (2); Tra:k (2); Dance Committee (2). Bush . . . Take me back to my boots and saddle . . . corduroy coats and levis . . . Walk-talk dates at Bryn Mawr . . . Deep Springs drawl . . . Sig- nals, hike, ready, one, two, three, four . . . Hey, hang on to this for a minute . . . flair for writing and women; excelled at the former; spell-bound the latter . . . good student, fine athlete, excellent mixer . . . Lou Coursey ' s comment: The ideal college man . . . left May 1944 for the Navy and is now at Camp Peary, Virginia.