Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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EDWARD MARSHALL COOK, JR. 56 Ccd.irhr(ii k Ruad, Ardmoro, Pa. Havcrford High School Physics Oldest standing; member of our class ... a patient worker, who h.id the guts to return to school after he had once left it . . . first of 46 to be married . . . drives a maroon car which is the envy of the College ... a physics man, who is the despair of the lesser breed . . . hopes to do great things in the Scientific World. WALTER HARVEY COPE Hotel Morton, Atlantic City, N. J. Westtown School J. V. Soccer Team (1). Walt . . . why go to college during a war? . . . it ' s the Field Service for me . . . hung around about long enough to see what the rest of his class looked like, then left . . . do you blame him? . . . Cope, the dope (not really) . . . pretty good in soccer in a professional way . . . wait ' til we sandwich this center half . . . Cope, Cope, Cope did it . . . how about hitting the midnight show, men? ROBERT CADY COURTRIGHT R. D. 1 , Pipestone Road, Benton Harbor, Mich. Benton Harbor High School Glee Club (1); Band (1): J. V. Fuothall (1). Corky . . . defender of Spike Jones and Slan Th.iw- Icy . . . indispensable tenor because he could sing loud . . . back from Camden at six a. m. . . . thirty pancake- ' i at breakfast, then church . . . Dr. Palmer would like you to close the windows when you play your trombone . . . also tried to play piccolo, cor- net, clarinet, piano, etc., ad fin. . . . Gawd! Tha t voice! 13

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EDGAR BELLVILLE COALE 521 E. Mermaid Lane, Chestnut Hill Germantown Friends Stack (1). Ned . . . one of our more prominent Quakers . . . sang loudly the praises of Hart Crane, Thomas Wolfe, and Ned Coale . . . ten bucks and Til jump from the third floor of Barclay . . . eccenter of the North Barclay after-lunch literary set . . . Mrs. O ' Neill thinks Ned ' s a fine boy . . . now in Army Air Forces. LEWIS E. COFFIN 130 Church Street, Newton, Mass. Newton High School Chemistry Glee Club (1), Manager (2). Lew . . . Parson Coffin ... a fundamental funda- mentalist ... he upheld the musical life of the College ... a liberal science major . . . No inter- ruptions. Dr. Kelly . . . Well, now — ... a scion of New England . . . one of our budding brains. GEORGE LEWIS CONKLIN 601 Merion Avenue, Penfield, Upper Darby, Pa. Haverford High School Day student . . . late to class again . . . look what the wind blew in . . . pale, but smiling . . . Profes- sor Cadbury would frighten anybody . . . blue suits, blue sweaters, blue eyes . . . left here Christmas, 1942. 12

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WILLIAM EDGAR COWAN 3220 Cuve Ro.id. Merchantville, N. J. Moorestown Friends ' School Baseball (2). Where are those yearbook write-ups, Cowan? . . . weather, weather, and additional facts about the weather . . . their room looks like a meteorological station . . . other half of Gross and Cowafi . . . wild jam sessions in first entry with Thawley . . . quietest person in the class, but he gets the work done . . . serves as an mspiration for Gross. WILLIAM TAYLOR DELP 520 Derstinc A -cnuc. L.msdale, Pa. Lansdale High School Glee Club (1); Basketball (1): Baseball (1). Bill ... a good word and a smile . . . sympathetic with other folks ' troubles . . . Saturday night par- ties: oh, that dapper man! . . . hey, Charlie, tell her I ' m not home; I broke my toenail . . . father an osteopath who came to treat Bill ' s sinus and cheer up the neighbors . . . left for Swarthmore under V-I2 program, July 4. ' . JAMES ALGER DURLING 1. 4 Main Street. Wadsworth, Ohio Riverside Military Academy J. V. Football (1). Doc ... at Riverside we really buckled down . . . graphic descriptions . . . did I ever tell you about the air races? . . . Midnight feasts . . . the other fellow went to Hull-Dobbs . . . this is serious busi ' ness . . . Saturday nights in Philly . . . Navy blue . . . Wooster, Whitman, St. Mary ' s. 14