Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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.5gwC lwrpl 'A -vw' i'2: 'f-as ,fm - :fig-pf 3,43 513:55 v1 rumawnml 3? fe sg School lnfe during our three years at Haver ford has been Influenced by the greatest per sons ln all fields of culture as developed m the Anclent Medxeval, and Modern ClVlllZ3tl0hS The Semor Section of the yearbook por trays the Influence of the preceding ClVlllZ3 tlons upon our own, showmg the personalltles that have helped to produce the Twentieth Century World Because rehgxon has played a vltal part m mans life smce the dawn of trme, Mytho loglcal characters have been used to Introduce the major sections of the book Snbyl the fortune teller prophesylng the future of the Class of 1954, IS surrounded by their signatures On the Theme Page IS Janus, the dlety of the threshold, representing the beginning and endmg of an undertaklng Atlas, on the Table of Contents Page, IS charged wlth holdlng up the heavens Jupiter, the supreme dlety, represents our Admmlstratlon The Semor Section rs mtroduced by Juno the wife of uplter, who presxdes over women and marriage, and Apollo the God of health who represents the highest type of manly beauty Euterpe the Muse of Musxc, representing the nme Muses who were the daughters of uplter, begms the Actlvltres Section Duma, Goddess of the Hunt, presides over the Sports Section The Three Fates rule over the Underclass men These three goddesses and the future students wall watch over our Alma Mater through the ages to come .af-liz, ., '.'fv-ff -15-is J' -lf? q' fit .W 4, W 1 W f te, ll' 33 at 5 in 9 W 3 F at 5 Qs, We wtf K if fel: 0 Eggs 'lgn,f'1b ' 'X X 5 w,, 1 :mtl ,Wham gwfaq WWER. Q i ?Qw3t5k 5 vqqdxg 42 -'Av X afvfwlljy 5 3 In 2 1 74, 3? 9 t 1 Nw imnu 1 M lily, 1 W H Q 2 C B ai -Q. 3 wt A , y aqfwsdx 4. ff -up 4 f,,, Z INWLAXQ has Wapia-nga ' :I Q fl' 1 Q uc' L 6 fwn 9' is Q-in 1 WN' w f 1 3 'IMF f' .,, l' 54' ' .1 -v , - .I . -nl. .I , -g ' -: 4. 'tap ,, -. - 2' 4 'U ,,..f'A -a-1.5-7,.' .lr f .Ah f 4 'K . ' 'V 4' Y 5 V -. 'I' . XV'-r, fn .. 5- fa' ,' :'a4' 'F t ' ' .2 .4 h I 'yt P f-4 4 v.. ., yt., . V -V, 3,341 V .4 T - ' A .P 'H' if- -EN LSL fb .-gh .-fe. -Q.-as-'-' 'X , P ' ' . o 3-1 J- 1 ' ' - . . f f- f:'f ' ' sg' ,. ' .-Q' ' -' ' - 'J YT ,r U' - -fn 1' f . , --.QF-'A .- i T f. -, -1' . 1,3 ' f ' ' ', - ,v . :Ft ,thy K f ,g -K 1 lk ,M ,rn ,354 at wiv ' 1 2 7 Q ' . sf' '1-- -'iff' Z '. , -' . '- ,. ,' . Y 2 rl-QW 1, ' A' .., x -. '--u ,w ,,..i . . . . .177 J :HE Xu-1' .- , 'we , - - - .,,,sg1 1 of M34 p . he fl 4 ,Q grkbjzudsl ' Ut.,-f 53.1 -Q. 5 . . . 'V I . - 2 ws., vi, Hx .A ,,t , 4, - A Slums' 9-Alhfa.. ll ll ',1, X ' ' z '-:I . Q .51 R. : , ' ' , ' - ft f -. z ,H .- ff., ,- .j,. , 3' 1- A, . -N ff.. . , Qi,-N 5, - f 3 f 1 A . , - Q r . , 'I ,.- ' E ' , T. -, ' ' 3, L V, f., ,f ' 4? f.I'l.-- mf , ---341-' f , , Ji: -.Q .pf L . , Q ' :Q . Q y 1. . . -5 ,- ,w ?l 3 Qlggb-W hx L I .J ' T.: h Yi. ' QQ. 'ff' K' J'1'1 : ' Q ,-,g ' 'r . , p,--.-'- V - 3 ' -N, . A ' ' :I ' 1iqiiw ,1 ' 'F 5 H, :.f: ' .. ' . . I , iii- J Lv.. I fgljfa-.tl .lgwffiki .inf , .' .5 - at '11 , ' .E Y , f'.- - - 5 A 1-'ft' ni ' -' . . 'u - : if f.'-,W r 1, -ff. . -1' '- .Ja . - Ei if 1. e , - ,4 -Q, :af Sk , S .. . 1 ' ..l' 3, - if-' .'!-n. .' ', 1- i ' ' ' ', l 2' , , ' .. Z' - -' 4 ,,gz. ff fix,-1' .. -r l -. si, . f . :nh ' -N . , 0 Q.. 'I y.x!.', - ',-wk: ,N ., i 3 r xg.. ' A ., I' - H- n , 9- . I 52..- ' ' - :f., .s- . .14- MQ, .-2 4-W. ' 'Y ' 3211 ff ,. --W . . . i um x 42 , ' I. -. wh-M , 'J 4.5. f'. 1' Y NJ ' X '15 Q ' -. 0 - 1 . . . . . 5' X '- ' . 1 , ' S rl f TQ' b '::C ' J ' ' 14 -.7 5 I 5 'Eff T .P . 54 2 A s wg 1 - -'c'L'I. .. - H'-f , 5 A - , -. .' K' I u 4 'l ' ' i f 1 .Q S 'ML 4, ggi, L ,L .X A ,. f nz' v ' '. ' ' ,I .X T 11. -jvc. M u, an ' ,r. .Q K Q. h ' ' - ' ., 5 5' -a' '- , 24 n. .. ,K 1 f -v ' ' 'ii 4-' . . 2 c- 'Z '. f -q. ,- E x A.,-1 1 - -' . ' -i,f,,-i!.:E E ., 3, . , W . . .. , fl!! -.'g's Q f1l.'n V- l-it J . . . . . . . ev nxt i ll I xq .YN L' J .' '-tl ., .ii 4 - -th , f, E 5' ha- M , QS -14:1 I 1. - , , , .4 .. .h V. ,.. .v V, ' -al fu- ' - , 'I 1: Nag' J, I Q- j fxl-151' '- . ' V 7 5,.:v-':,-'al- Aol:-. sea, I hz Se - ' - - 2?- - 2- Hit f- 2-' 4 ' . - 'rf - ff 'ff-1 ' 4, 4 : ? 1 sf fl .am-s is , sf at We We ,9 L e . .Q .4 , 4- 'Q-rf, ,. ,Al '. ' '-A.-Q.-3' T - a . 5 .FJ 'snr' - W X L I X 4. -,Ns 1 .1--', Z, ' .-ft'-,y ., 0 ,,.. 1 sf , 5. . ,. ' -- L ' - yy-lglqfvgqf, 1' 1 , ,. ., A, I fs Af 'Q -bl V'-gf' '-1.0.,' 'gf' '3 -I ' A 'o ' - n , -. ' X ' .' ' A4 4 '-,

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Staff nf 1954 Greystnnes jg. .,,. ' 1 ,lf-43 f 4 4 h A af .' - - uf f,'b,j. llilq - Lu,-, , . V. I 5- , A I - . .- ,,. 124, :4 'I-f-..' --1. . Editor-in-C LITERARY COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen Elaine Wray Ruth Yakes Bell Brennan Bretz Fxmsdore Gallup Garland I-Iansell Heylmun Oakley Owens Peabody Rudrauff Troxell Wedemeyer Wldenor Yost ART COMMITTEE C0 Chaxrmen Nanci Geary Barbara Mozlln Armstrong Garland Good Lorentz BUSINESS COMMITTEE Chazrman Barbara Pmtof Allen Alnutt Annett Brooks Chrlstman De Lardl Durkson Gilmore ones Wede meycr Willard Zulzer hief ELAINE s Svc V.-,',,5 ,1,,u 9'T'f xl f. , ,Lg I ' -A I ' I X. , .. . 4, . '. 1.143 v ,jj 1+-Lrg .-- My -'- 75 '. 1 4 if 'fag . , . jr -.,3.g-.1 TUEBER EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen Joan DeLacy Sue Perkins Beck Brennen Cole Davis Flscher Gallup Garland Hexvly Hodge ones Keating Peabody Ranney Smlth Syvertsen Thorn ton Wachob Willard Yost Zulzer PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Chairman Merle Syvertsen Andreozzl Ranney Tmdall TYPING COMMITTEE C hazrman Ginny Schlesinger Eyre I-Iertzberg Lynch Mullen Oldfield Phxlllps Rogers A Tucker 4+ Iqgq , 9 9 9 y 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 J 9 V 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' , . 9 9 9 9 - 9 9 - 9 9 9 - 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 , . . J , . . 9 9 9 9 ' 9 9 - - 9 9 - 'Af,: .l. .'-f -. ., -- ' 1,-,:.. vr-.' , '. '. .' 2- - ,..V4 .-I -. I ' if ff f- -L 3, vx ' ' , . I.: TF . Fr l - R. 99 ,A I -, X J. L . .-I 9, 5, 1 .u . V' -Y, - if '- , 113 I v IZ, .ivjl fn l 'L -.ir U . M. I: .ani .. , . ' - ,445 f -, , '4 - ' t .. , 2' .'-' ' ' --1