Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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1'-I..- 5 Q PUHEWQHU This year the sedior Write-ups have been Written in the first person by the boys themselves. This plan has been adopted to escape the monotony of manu- factured Write-uqs. The Board feels that the results have been satisfactory, not only because they are original but also because they give an otherwise un- attainable glimp e of the personality of each As some were too reticent in praising them elves, the Board has added Editorial notegwhere necessary. We hope that this innovation is successful. ,G I 5' ' iw , if A- -A- 4 We, the clots? of 1939, the largest in the history of the school, can not quite realize that we are reaQTto become alumni. Not one of us is eager to leave the familiar campus for our chosen colleges. Whatever we make of our lives, we will always be grateful to Haverford its Faculty for laying the foundation fdr our future. lt is with this sense of gratitude that we present to Haverford School this 1939 issue of the Haligoluk. V l I I r

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H TIHHE X IL II Holigoluk-golik-golcrk Holigoluk-golik--golok Hoo-Roh Hoo-Roh Haverford l Published by the class of 1939 Haverford School Haverford, Penno. H939 U K

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LESTER D TYLER Died May I2 1939 DEUIEATIU To the memory of NIR. PHILIP BISHOP and MR. LESTER D. TYLER. two of the best friends of the class at 1939, both of whom passed away this year, we respectfully dedi- cate this issue at the Haliqoluk. PHILIP BISHOP Died Sept. ll. 1938