Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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Dedication There are few of us who will forget the Collection late in the first semester when Bill Docherty, soon to leave to return to the Navy, stood on the stage, tickled and embarrassed, to receive a silver tray as a gift from his friends at Haverford. In the moments while he unwrapped the gift there passed in swft review the many things that we were indebted to Bill for . . . and we were proud to think, as we looked over our shoulders and saw Pat smiling even more proudly and a little wistfully, that we had had the sense to dedicate our yearbook to this couple. To Bill, who had made his friendship and under- standing available to every student, and who will always be the ideal of coach and leader to us. To Pat, whose cheery good humor must remain a marvel amidst the difficulties of her bookstore, and whose door was always open to all. Realizing that it has been a pleasure to call them our friends, the class of 1951 dedicates this Record to Bill and Pat — and Mike.

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HAVERFORD Here is Haverford. Here is the story of four years of study, fun, and growth. Here is a place with memories for all who have been associated with it. What this place means to you, and what you think of it is affected not just by the buildings, but also by the people you meet, the things you do, the exams, the important and not so important things that composed your every day life. Haverford means a scared freshman sitting through a Lunt Jitter session as well as a group of sober seniors on the long path to a Chemistry Comprehensive session. It means a water fight in North Barclay and overturned fire extinguishers in the halls of Lloyd. It is the remembrance of being thrown into the pond as a wise Rhinie, and discussions over a cup of coffee in the Coop. It is also the story of exams. The last minute cram- ming before a final. The arguments in the class room, and the many hours spent on a term paper. The discussion with the professors and the understanding to be found in them and the other members of the Haverford community.