Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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Anyone here able to draw a straight line? A P r a c t i c a l A r t s MRs.Y12ATHER1NE RGER Nursing Club MARION L. MRS. MAE K. SMITH ROBERT V. BROWN G. ERNEST HEEGARD JULES E. SAMITZ MELLINGER Cheerleaders Stage Crew Stage Crew Stage Crew F.H.A. With their own little hands. 'Twentyfone If perchance you are feeling under the weather while in school, the infirmary is the place to go. Sick bay is ably staffed by Mrs. Yerger, R.N., and the members of the Nursing Club. Way, way down the hall are the school shops. The men in charge of the forge, drill press, power saw, and other machines are Mr. Heegard and Mr. Samitz. About a quarter of a mile away, at the other end of the school, Miss Mellinger and Mrs. Smith preside over the Home Economics department. Mechanical drawing and driver training are taught by Mr. Brown. Students taking the driver training course are taught good road habits and the proper methods of handling an automobile. Under the expert supervision of the aforementioned teachers, students at Haverford have the chance to get a practical as well as a knowledgeable education.

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cz ,, . ., M fg ,s Y , PAUL FINTC RUDOLPH L. TECCO JOHN A. TRAINER G. ELINORE DeCOU ROBERT L. HALLOWELL Music Productions Music Productions Music Productions Library Club MAURICE B. CHUSE Art Club ff iii ,nf fif' . ,rf 1,159 ,7 f 4- lil lfn,-2 , x f V57 K. g Q, ' , f -. -'- - Z2 , - , Z R P pale' , f f Q , . h'n+Q 44 , z' ' ' 'v 1 f , MIM ' Mi lll ,F 11' 0 nal ki ,m i ll' 'um ' Fine Arts Said the turtle to the snail, My Dear Fx-iend,.. . How in the world does Miss B. expect me to find one specific book among the thousands of volumes here in the school library? Are you plagued by the term paper blues, or do you just like to read for the fun and enjoyment of it? Well, whatever your problem, Miss DeCou, the school librarian, and Mr. Hallowell, her assistant, can no doubt help you find the answer. ln accordance with Haverford's varied educational program, art and music courses are offered. The Fords proudly boast of their fine Band, Orchestra, and A Cappella Choir. These three phases of school life are under the able direction of the Messrs. Fink, Tecco, and Trainer. To all the aspiring student artists, cartoonists, and designers, Mr. Chuse, art instructor, is an appreciable friend and adviser. Whether musically or artistically inclined, you are sure to find adequate aid and training under the supervision of this well-qualified staff. Twenty

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1960 Olympics-Here we come! Physical Education . it MQ' ALLISON G. CORNOG ETHEL DAVID LILLIAN B. HILBERT STEPHEN JUENGER THEODORE KEYSER QQ wwf ff fff, 1 X1 X, After sufferung under the straun of tumblung appara- tus seasonal sports and showers Haverford Hugh gradu- ates are experienced enough to conquer almost any sport. 9 P I hockey and volleyball Sprung brungs badminton and soft- ball whule on rauny days the gurls plays cage ball whuch is a crazy cross between soccer and basketball In the fall the boys unutuate the year wuth football followed by soccer basketball wrestlung and volleyball. The season when a young mans fancy turns to love is spent in softball and track. The boys also use the apparatus since the gym is well equipped with horses rings and parallel bars. A new program of tumbling was introduced this year. The stunts included such wierd things as fish flop, crane dive, and centipede. This well-rounded course has made gymnastics an excellent part of the curriculum. Girls Athletic Director Swimming Basketball 695: i I i , ' I . I I ' The irls develo their gymnastic skills in basketball 1, Zyl , M7 I V ,f.,.y ,I . . - . . I I I I . I I I I o I Twenty-two Sock er 1 JOAN L. WATERFIELD Lacrosse