Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1940 volume:

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' k - I rf' 7 7 4 CV -Affkfnru fx'-T' !'K'f7 'r ffffcy , ' CORNELIUS BRETT BOOCOCK Headmaster HEADMASTER S MESSAGE In the fall of 1934 a group of boys entered the Senlor School as Fxrst Formers Most of them had come up from the Iunlor School and were old Haverford boys Several however were com1ng lnto the School for the first tlme Whlle thxs new Flrst Form was learning how to get around the Sennor School a new ASSOClat6 Headmaster was also try1ng to find h1s place It IS natural for h1m to have a specxal feelmg of mtxmacy w1th thxs group of boys wxth whom he has come through the School In the SIX years from 1934 to 1940 a school generatlon has passed Next fall except for an occaslonal boy who has lost a class because of lllness there will be no boys actlve ln the Senlor School who were here ln 1934 All the boys w1ll be dlfferent but It wxll be the same School ln th1s perlod there have been changes 1n the faculty ln the equlpment and ln the rules and regulatlons To Alumm who come back lt seems famlhar Faces may be dlfferent but lt IS the same old place Next fall a new Flrst Form wlll arrlve ln the Senxor School Thxs IS the class that was 1n the Flrst Grade ln 1934 Slx years ago they knew just exactly nothmg about the formal sxde of school llfe Now they can read and wrxte use figures of some s1ze play games plan thmgs out for themselves and argue So lt IS that generatlons ln school contlnue year after year But desplte these many changes and desp1te a complete renewal of student personalxtles the School contlnues to serve the youth of the country Because teachers are forever assoclated wlth boys and young men they retaln the young polnt of vxew That I suppose IS one of the prmclpal reasons why lt IS such fun to be a schoolmaster Y ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , . 1 1 , . f 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - v 1 SENIOR SCHOOL FACULTY Third Row Mr Hunt Blble Mr ones Llbrarlan Mr Brown SocxalStud1es Mr Sensemg Scxence Mr Allen German Mr Colson Ofllce Mr Repetto Office Mr Hnatt Science Second Row Mr Wallace Athletxcs Mr Redman Enghsh Mr Garner Mathematics French Mr Sevgrmqhius Enqllsh Mr Iameson Engllsh Mr Birr French Mr Shafer Latm Fxrst Row Mr DuTot Latm Mr Wyckoff Englnsh Mr Stone Mathematxcs Mlss Masters Drawxnq Mr Boocock Headmaster Mr Palmer Mathematlcs Mr Shiw History Dr Nevuhall Latm Mr LHer1t1er French 9 Mr. Black, Assistant to the Headmaster: Mr. Wilson, Nlathematics: Mr, Covert, 1 . ' ' A . . , A : . , '. : . 1 , 1 A: . , : . , 1 ' .2 . K , ' : ILINIOR SCHOOL FACULTY Second Row Mr Kmgham Mrs Smedley Mr Nauss Mr Dethler Mr Fraley Mr Warrlner Mxss Beck Mr Smlth FIISC Row Mrs Fntzenmaxer Mrs Nlcholas Mlss Slmons Mrs Oram Mlss Fram Mlss Remmqton Mrs Tyler Mlss Wlndle 10 ' . . . . . , . , . , . , . , Q . , . r , . . ' , . . . . . . Q . , . , , , , , v - 1 gg IURS .QE W + Jfwwe, TN L R 5, V B5 AS Y Email HAR' HA Emu-:1 '27 uk H 5 P' Q14 TAN: PRN Q- co 3-uuk fiinmix' ELEM ab SALLY 'S YWOLLY E KW me Q4 X 4 4 ' ' ii O.. I O: V ' D fy. 'I Q65 is 5 135: Qi I E 6 Q an I OW A 'm ' . , I w4'4:, 155 5 4 1s A '1 + f Q Loon our BALD , , Kim WX f if THE GRADUATING CLASS Benjamln Franklin Baer 3rd The Thlcket Ardmore Fernand Baruch 607 Essex Avenue Narberth Nolan Benner 25 South 15th Street Allentown Raymond R Blydenburgh 3rd Berkley Road Devon Russell S Boles L Dutton Bothwell 3rd Arthur Woolverton Colllns George Scull Cook Roy A Cook r Chrlstopher Paul Cox Hayes Ashton Dorr Wlll13m Robert Ebersold Wllllam V Ehrllch ohn B Emack ames D Evans Henry Arthur Frey Elmer Hendrrcks Funk George L Galbraith Wxllxam Snnvely Frey Wxllxam Carrmgton Hamllton Henry Kellogg Hardcastle Wxllram Nelson Hastrngs Colller Havens onathan Edwards Hays ohn Hendel Hogan Penn Valley Narberth Marshallton R F D Del 412 N Chester Road Swarthmore Pa 202 E Umon Street Somerset P1 150 W Plumstead Avenue Lansdowne Pa Westland Md Apt 35 B W Athens Avenue Ardmore Pa 1512 Sherndan Lane Norrxstown Pa State Street and Rodney Road Dover Del Mont Clare Cheswold Lane Haverford WllSOH College Chambersburg 6307 Sherwood Road Ph1lade1ph1a 662 Colonlal Avenue Pelham Manor N Y 507 N Beaver Street York Rosemont 24 VV Stewart Avenue Lansdowne Old Lancaster Road Devon 923 Old Gulph Road Bryn Mawr 115 E Montgomery Avenue Ardmore 117 Llanfalr Road Ardmore Kenneth Howle r DeKalb and Ellrs Streets Norrxstown Wllllam R Hughes 3rd Mulberry Lane and Qld Gulph Road Haverford Neal D lvey r Kenllworth Road Vllla Nova Edward Klopp Montgomery Ave and Rlngwood Rd Bryn Mawr George F Lang 206 Welllngton Road enkmtown Thomas C Leonards Rock Creek Road Bryn Mawr ames Keenan McNally 183 Flshers Road Bryn Mawr Rlchard Evans Mltchell 528 W Sherwood Clrcle Spartanburg S C 12 ' ' ' , ................... 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V , C 13 THE HALIGOLUK Entered 1936 DARTMOUTH Football 39 Swlmmmq 40 Track 40 Index Board 39 Why does my name have to begln wlth B 7 Now lf xt began wxth Z lnke Zleslng people would be tlred of readmg these accounts by that tlme I m afrald however that the sltuatlon xs unchangeable and I thmk furtnermore that I llke Baer better than Zaer I have attended Haverford summer and wmter and I thmk I l1ke the summer better fNo yellow sheetll Last year when the HALIGOLUK came out I sand whlle readxng some of the blographles Frank what the deuce are you golng to write about next year when your turn comes' Well here s the answer My ambltlon when I came last year was to wm a letter 1n football I dxdn t Here It IS almost sprxng and I am st1ll wlthout a letter Well I dont claxm to be an athlete but I want to get a letter before I graduate I m the opt1m1st1c type So that leaves only the track season By the txme th1s blography IS pub llshed you wxll know whether or not I made lt I have attended many schools ln my day but never have I made so many frlends as I have at Haverford Because of th1s I have had rather an enloyable txme here there IS but one thing I have never llked walkxng upstalrs to the Blg Room nn the mornmg Oh what a grxnd that has been and to see some of the boys trxppnng llghtly up has almost made me drop of exhaustlon I could probably rave on for hours and say nothxng more than I have already put down but by the txme you have Hmshed readxng about ten more of these you will wlsh they were all shorter so I ll see you ln church 14 I - - Q - Y . . . 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I .v , 95'ccL1 + BENIAMIN FRANKLIN BAER III Ferdle Entered 1931 Football 38 39 Baseball 39 .X k J 441,66 Squash 40 Cvolf H 40 Track 40 QJYLQJ-Q. 4 Index Board Sports Edltor 38 Sclence Club 40 Forelqn Pollcy Assocl mon Dance Commlttee Student Councll Dramatlc Club 39 Secretary 40 A O FERNAND BARUCH IR PRINCLTON He handed me a book and told me to read I d1d He then sald I was a student of Haverford The epnsode whxch was my mtroductxon to the Haver ford School and Mr Wllson took place back ln 1931 and I ll never forget xt Gettmg 1nto Haverford was easy gettmq out however presents dlfflcultxes As the years rolled past mother was ever aspxrant of havmg a student for a son father wanted an athlete Puttlng lt bluntly mother was dlsappomtecl father not contented Th1S November I forgot to duck once and promptly termlnated my athletlc career In Fourth Grade I started preparlng for Prlnceton In Sxxth Form I fmd myself stxll preparmg though more fervently But all llfe IS not spent nn school There IS the summer for lnstance when I pass my vacatlon m Marne draggmg a canoe up and down dry r1ver beds Then are all worldly cares forgotten lexcept when mall IS brought ml There are the weekends too when a lot of studylng of one sort or another IS done It s a great life etc 49' Po PM 15 H V E R F O R D S C H O l. 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I' X Ap-I I I. , 1,111 I 9 Q., l l if 55 dvi A O NOLAN BENNER IR DARTMOUTH Socntr 40 SXXIIHITIIIIQ 40 Basketball 40 Golf H 40 gqu ish 40 Cimtrl Club 40 At Hlgh School I consldered myself very lntelhgent so when the folks declded to send me to Haverford I drd not obyect for I thought one school Never have I been so crushed and so confused as when I got my first marks Instead of my customary mnety there ln black and whlte on the report was somethmg qulte dxfferent I trled to laugh rt off but no go' Grlttmg my teeth I had to study my head off until the plcture was changed Another great change from my former envlronment was the lntroductlon of compulsory BXCICISE ThlS I belleve IS the best thlng about the school Slnce I am an OAKS boy athletlcs tends to break the steady grlnd of stuclles so prevalent among the boarders Ch1efly because I am not a crack athlete ln any sport I made up my mmd to partrclpate rn as many as posslble and to learn to play them all There IS really nothmg extmordrnary about me I am addlcted to the camera and have a great deal of pride 1n some of the plctures whlch I have turned out -6' N orccn l 6 H V E R F O R D S C H O L W l I I was just as easy as another. This Idea was certainly untrue! What a setback! o 5' 'ww if Buss Entered 1939 RAYMOND R BLYDENBURGH III Ray Entered I939 Ioorball H -IO Tr ack H 40 A H O UNIVERSITY OI' PENNSYLVANIA When I first walked through the doors of Haverford I recwll thwt I was both worrxed and happy worrled because I was entermq a new school 1nd havxng attended football practlce some tlme before school opened and In that manner I met many of my classmates I entertamed no fancy xdeas as to marks and If I had they would not haxe materlallzed My English was the most orlglnal ever Invented but after months of toll I had become a wrnter of small but passing abxlxty Belng new and unused to the demerlt system I suppose I collected enouqh demerlts for the entlre school and spent many a Saturday mornmq workmg them off Llfe howex er was not one long problem I have had as much fun as anyone else I hope eventually to take up archltecture and to further my study at Pennsylvanxa 9 o Ly I7 H V E R F O R D S C O L happy because it opened new Helds to explore. I was fortunate, however, in J 'fx C' JSI mb! mini! RUSSELL S BOLES PRINCETON Basketball 38 39 H 40 Soccer H 40 Track H 40 Baseball 39 40 Glce Club 37 38 39 Pres 40 Student Councll 39 40 Athletlc Assoclatlon 39 40 Forexqn Polxcy Assoclanon 40 Dramatic Club 40 Glmc Commxttce Chairman 40 Way back IH Flrst Grade I made my start at Haverford I have been here ever smce I can well lmagme how relxeved the masters wlll be when I make my final une exit thxs year I have tned faithfully to acqulre an education both scholastlcally and athletlcally lsome exaggeration concernmq the latterl I have stlll to convmce myself that I have made much progress m either Smce the first grade my chxef delnght and ambltxon has been beatmg Episcopal and Penn Charter ln varlous sports Thls year I had a chance to partlclpate agamst our rlvals As you can see by the records my ambltlon has been only partially fulhlled I can hardly realize that next fall I shall not be attendmg Haverford as I have done for twelve years I am headed for Prmceton to complete my educa txon Perhaps I shall be able to do somethlng to repay Haverford for these unforgettable years it 1 no rec if' 18 T H E H A L I o o L U K . , JR. f 'YI 1 2 I I ' I 'J i t 4,0 L X Rusty Entered 1928 Dut Entered 1939 Baseball 40 Current Ilvtnts Club 40 Dramatic Club 40 Honor Roll 40 A O L DUTTON BOTHWELL III PRINCILTON OR VIRGINIA When I graduated from Tower H111 School last sprlng I declded to take a post graduate course at Haverford Haverford started on the 19th of Sep tember but I seemed to start about the 4th of Gctober I was all mnxed up at flrst The school was completely dxfferent from the one from whlch I had graduated and I had to change my whole lme of action Thns was a blow to me and xt took me some tlme to become accustomed to xt of about seventy Thxs would never do because I had come to Haverford to ra1se my marks Th1s was merely parallelmg what I had done the year before However the monthly marks slowly rose unt1l I made the Honor Roll Thls was the clxmax to some fourteen years of schoolmg At Haverford I entered the Dramatxc Club and the Current Events Club In my one dramatxc venture as a poet 1 succeeded m makmg myself look very sllly and convmced myself that I could not act 1 am gomg out for baseball thns sprung and hope to make at least the second team The competltlon at Haverford IS much suffer than at Tower H111 I have filled out appllcatlon forms for Prmceton and hope to enter there ln fall but lf I don t make Princeton I am gomg to the Unxverslty of Vlrgmna n 19 I-I V E R F O R D S C H O L I X x The first report fwhich my father got before 1 didl showed an average Po 3, wofccu 9 DICKINSON Football 135 lb Team 40 Basketball H 40 Tenms 40 Honor Roll 40 Game Committee 40 Last fall I came to Haverford along with a group of four other boys from Swarthmore Hxqh School I hoped to acqulre better study habits before entermg college Although these hablts have been greatly lmproved by no means all my txme has been spent on studymg I have partxclpated 1n football basketball squash and tennls and I have met a fine new group of fellows Among these new acquamtances are several carefree pranksters from whom away wlth plenty Just as soon as I try the same thmg I seem to be cauqht red handed and wm the merlted demerlts All m all I consxder thlS year that I have spent at Haverford a very successful one for I have recelved good preparatlon for college whlle havmg a good tame cw 20 T H E I-I A L I G O L U K I have received a great deal of enjoyment. 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S ARTHUR WOOLVERTON COLLINS Ame Entered 1939 A O GEORGE SCULL COOK Father Entered 1938 HARVARD Tennis 39 Mqr Gym 40 Orchestra 40 Honor Roll 39 40 Cum Laude H xllgoluk Board 40 Ildltor IH Chlef My llfe story IS very slmple My parents tell me that I was born m Pxtts burgh However my memory beglns ln Somerset Pennsylvama to whlch place we moved when I was two In that small town nestled away m the mountams of western Pennsylvama I have llved ever smce In the fall of 1938 my parents sent me as a boarder to Haverford There was much grumblmg on my part at the time for I never wanted to leave Somerset I regret that qrumblmg now nf I had only known what was ln store for me' At Haverford because of the lack of a bountlful athletlc abnhty Ive made more of a showmg as a student than as a sportsman But I have had much fun ln foolmg around on the tenms courts on the basketball floor and m the apparatus gym My pet dlverslon has been the orchestra Im sorry more fellows do not take an mterest m thls organxzatlon Playmg m a muslcal group IS very enyoyable and the more there are ln the qroup the merr1er nt becomes My hope IS that I shall enjoy life at college as much as I have at Haverford School if PD AQ'-ly! 21 H V E R F O R D S C I-I O L 2 ..'40 I I lfsscniccs ROY A COOK IR Cookie Entered 1939 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Soccer 40 My first look at Haverford School occurred about a year ago Since entering the short t1me that I have spent here has been a pleasant interlude in my scholastic life Although I graduated from a local high school I learned little while having a lot of fun The consequence was Haverford School and no regrets have passed my lips since l entered here last fall My toughest sublect is mathematics and my greatest wish is to enter the circle of the commutmq day students life tram school tram lessons bed five times a week As to myself I am of averaqe heiqht and average build but l seem to have the unattainable desire to be above average in allways CCCLKW 22 T H E H A L I G O L U K University of Pennsylvania. My most vivid memory will be that of the vicious Dos' 41, 9 A C O CHRISTOPHER PAUL COX II Entered 1930 YALE Football 135 lb Team 38 39 Squash Mqr 40 Crew 40 Dramatlc Club 39 Prop Mqr 40 Honor Roll 30 40 Glee Club 39 40 Once upon a txme nearly nme years ago my parents declded that thelr younger son should partake of the studlous atmosphere rumored to be exxstent at Haverford School As a result Paul was entered ID the Fourth Grade I am slnghtly surprlsed to fund myself confronted wlth the prospect of leavmg Haverford You see for nme long years I was m the hablt of commutmg daxly from Wayne on the delnghtful Paoln Local Then because of cnrcum stances beyond my control I came to spend my last year as one of that august body the OAKS boarders Athletxcally Im a fizzle but I have enjoyed my sojourn ln Haverford from begmnmg to end It has been an unforgettable experience 4+ 23 H V E R F O R D S H O L -Agofcggjg HAYES ASHTON DORR ANNAPOLIS Glee Club Latm Club Sclence Club Index Board Forelgn Polncy Assoc1at1on Honor Roll 28 40 Student Councnl Second Form Proctor The Lewis Gouverneur Smith Prxze l939 The Harvard Club of Phxladelphna 1939 After several years of readlng other fellows wrnteups ln the HALIGOLUK I come suddenly to reallze that now Ive got one to wrlte myself A dozen years spent 1n one school br1ngs a fellow a great deal to look back upon As looking astern IS much easler than prophesymg I l1st here some of my most poxgnant memorles of Haverford My earllest recollectlon IS of bemg awestruck by the overwhelmmg floods of unprofane eplthets that Doc Bxshop used m drllllng us stxck nn the muds ln callsthenlcs Then there was Miss Fltzenmaners supervlsed play and the barn and the oats bln where they fed the horse Mrs Whltes hlstory remember these for a long whlle Soon was to come the Upper School wlth the mysterxes of demernts Mr Wyckolzfs superb prmted grammar sheets and Mr amesons geography classes where every other word was Mlchlgan Mr Gamers meter stuck the yellow sheet my first week as proctor ln II Form study session my lone bareleggedness 1n the 120 pound football team picture Mr Hunts Blble classes sprlng mornmg bnrd walks wlth Mr Stokes all of these will take a long t1me to forget But last to be forgotten Wlll be that week when the saffron journal that scandal sheet that bram chlld of demented edltors THE INDEX went to press wlth 1ts Hrst overset Above and around these recollectlons are woven the memories of kmdly counsel and encouragement glven me by two headmasters Dr Wllson and Mr Boocock As I have sand above the vlew for ard IS rather hazy I can only bet you even money that I am not gomg to M I T or to Texas Chrlstlan but that s the most Ill venture All I can say IS that the guy who sald that parting was such SWEET sorrow never had to leave behind hum on a sunny day ln une twelve years of school frlendshlps fcc Li 24 T H E H A L I G O L U K 4 or , 'f V ' classes, Miss Chambers' dramatics, Mr. Mahaneyfs flyfng erasers-I'll .YC 0 'T- If 'So pix Barney Entered 1928 Bob Entered I937 H V If R F O R D S C H O L I at ,np A , in I- Football '33, '39 , Swnmming H '38 , 6 Track '38 S , Camera Club '38, '39 I V Current Events Club 40 A O WILLIAM ROBERT EBERSOLD PENN STATE When I entered Haverford School three years ago I was sllghtly bewlldered by the methods ln whnch school affaxrs were run I-Iavmg come from Norrns town Hugh School I was not famnlxar wnth the fast and furious pace of the demernt system of account sesslon of compulsory athletlc checkup and of a dozen other confusing polncxes Through the help of frlendly veterans how ever and wlth Mr Shafer s guldance I finally became oriented As for athletncs I needed no proddlng ln that dnrectxon but durlng the last two years I have been kept out of actnve partnclpatlon by two knee mjurnes Now that the time to leave Haverford School ns drawmg near nt IS wnth a pleasant sadness that I look back upon the enyoyable times I have had m one of the best schools m the country I hope that I can return nn later years and find Haverford the same friendly place I found nt ln 1937 when I first began my school llfe here 9 0 fgfl' r P I' 4, .x 3399 25 THE HALIGOLUK WILLIAM EHRLICH Ace Doc Entered 1939 Football 135 lb Team 40 I have lxved m Dover Delaware smce my b1rth ln December 1921 I 1939 however I left home and came to Haverford where I have struggled w1th studxes all year I have as the Oaks boys say made the team for the Oaks study hall almost every tlme L1vmg 1n the Oaks has glven me a pretty faxr opportunlty to know a lot of good fellows I was out for the 135 lb football team but the coach was savmg me I have spent my share of tlme at the Haverford Pharmacy My dlfhcultles are as great ln one subyect as m another but I may startle the world yet U EY 26 l . . - V . I1 , , , . . , ,WE ff' A F ' Z 65. 34 XCCCLK A O O IOHN B EMACK IR lack Polloch Happy Entered 1930 NORTH CAROLINA TrackH 36 37 38 39 40 Football H 36 37 38 Capt 39 Baseb1llH 38 39 Capt 40 Class Pres 36 37 38 39 40 Student Councll 36 37 38 39 Pres Athletlc Assoclatlon 37 38 39 Pres Dance Commlttee 38 39 Pres 40 Dramatlc Club 37 38 39 Pres and Bus Mqr 4 Forelgn Pol1cyAssoc1at1on 38 Pres 40 Frank C Roberts Cup 30 39 The Dlck Eggleston Trophy 38 Hallqoluk Board 40 if L, When I entered Haverford School m 1930 I had no ldea what I was ln for But It dld not take me long to flnd out how congemal the masters and old boys were to us greenhorns Now that I am at last a Senlor yes I can hear some of you laughmg but I really amj I can look back on these past years wlth a great deal of happmess My greatest delnght was to be found on the athletlc fnelds playmg boys I had known m other schools and usually wmnmg ThlS past year however I had a chance to find out what xt was lxke to lose After playxng football all through unlor School and Senlor School under Mr Kmgham Mr Shaw and finally under the great combmatlon of Wallace and Gault I suffered my only lnterac loss Why rt had to be my last game I shall never be able to explam but wm or lose I know that we Haverfordlans always d1d our best As for college I have not yet declded upon one but wxth the trammg Haverford has gnven me I ought to have very llttle trouble 5, 'Q X Q A 4'o'-'ccnfc 27 H V E R F R D S C H O L I . , . I H I J-10 , 4. .r y, :V AAO ' D. ., ..'0 Glee-Club '35, '36 b V ' THE HALIGOLUK IAMES D EVANS IR UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Tennls 40 Squash 40 Track 40 I am now ln my nmth year at Haverford School but I am sorry to say that they are not successxve years After une 1935 I headed South for four years and attended a boardlng school ln Vlrgmna Then 1n September of 1939 I re entered Haverford 1n order to graduate It IS a pleasure to be once more ln the school whxch I attended for elght previous years As I look back on my earller years at Haverford as far as II Form I recall that I had much trouble wlth my studxes but after belng away for four years I seem to be domg better It IS hard to say where the change took place It mlght have been the change 1n schools or lt mlght have been a change ln me Whatever It was It dxd me a lot of good that I have always enjoyed partlclpatmg xn sports Next year when I enter Pennsylvanna I hope to do honor to Haverford both ln my studles and ln athletlcs Q, -Y 28 . , . UI. ., ' I I As for my athletics at Haverford, I can boast no great deeds, but I can say Q19 J 7 HIQICI-K rm Entered 1926 A O ROBERT S FREEMAN Bob Free Entered 1933 AMHILRST Soccer 40 B1seballlVlqr 40 Cheer Leader 40 Dramatlc Club 38 39 40 Index Board 40 Fore1gn Pollcy As oclatnon 4 Honor Roll 33 37 Game Commlttee 40 Along about 1933 A D Haverford School recelved a terrlble shock I was the shock I was sent to Haverford to xmprove and enlarge my knowledge My fnrst xmpressnon of the school was not much out of the ordmary It seemed llke a huge office bulldmg wlth thousands of people gomg m all dxrectlons There I was thrown mto the mlddle of the whole thxng seemlngly wxthout a frlend ln the wlde world I soon lost thxs feelmg and was swallowed up by school work Sxnce those days the gomg has been steady I gradually began to know my way around among the boys and the masters The outstandmg lmpresslon that I retam from I Form was Mr Palmers placmg of twenty demerlts ln my lap because of a huge pile of arlthmetxc accounts But that was many years ago Now that I am leavmg I wxsh that I could start over agam It has been lots of fun wnth small bxts of work here and there 7 I leave wlth no gruclges no accounts no demerlts I hopej and wxth many true friends I expect to enter Amherst where so many other Haverford boys have gone and shone so brlghtly I hope I can do a llttle shmlng of my own ng? 0452! 29 H V E R F O R D S C H O L ' ' 5 'O ' ' LJ. ' , , ' I ' ' . 115 ,E HENRY ARTHUR FREY HARVARD Latln Club Third Form Prize 37 Latm Prlze 39 Honor Roll 36 40 Cum Laude I entered Haverford School rn the autumn of 1936 as a member of the III Form Untll that txme I had always attended publlc school but my first year here made me appreclate fully the advantages to be enyoyed ln a prlvate school In the summer of 1937 my famrly moved some drstance away and I was faced wlth the ldea of hvmg 1n the OAKS At first I had some mlsglvmgs about thls but a resldence of three years has erased all these Now I reahze Although my athletlc abllxty IS practically n1l I have nevertheless enyoyed my four years I shall never forget some of the fun we OAKS boys have had ThlS has mdeed been the best time of my llfe Next fall I expect to go to Harvard and I am exceedlngly thankful that I have had the tralnmg of four valuable years at Haverford Many pleasant recollect1ons wxll accompany me to Cambrldqe XXX 30 T H E H A L I G O L U K that it has been one of the most pleasant and valuable experiences of my life. nf Pu le '-2, X'0CccL1fE Hen Entered 1936 A C O WILLIAM SNIVELY FREY I Entered l939 LEHIGH I ootball Crevn Current Events Club Oaks Club I flrst came to Haverford from York Penna ln the fall of 1939 It was my first year away at school and I hated to have to break the lce The first gomg to be very dxfhcult and lt dxd prove to be so but wxth a blt of a struggle I have managed to get through I have enyoyed my year very much xt has proved to be successful ln more ways than one I have made many new acquamtances whom I hope to keep through lxfe I have also enyoyed sports and wnsh that we could have had a more successful year IH football I am expectmg to go to Lehlgh and I am hopmg to enyoy my years there as much as I have enjoyed my smgle year at I-Iaverford P 'K xy 31 H V E R F O R D S H O L B'll : night I am afraid that I was just a bit homesick. I thought the work was 5E bofccu :ln- ELMER HENDRICKS FUNK IR Hen Funkne Entered HAVERFORD Soccer 37 38 39 Crew 38 39 Tennw 38 39 40 Cheedeader 40 Camera Club 39 Game Commlttee 37 38 39 Index Board 39 Managmg Ed Forelgn Policy Assoclatxon 40 Hahgoluk Board 40 Cnr Mqr UM' Im a dyed xn the wool Haverfordxan thls bemg my twelfth year here My experlences ln the lower school always provide pleasant memorles Among bowl and the manual trammg work Upon entermg Mr Palmers I Form I experienced the awe of most boys that of bemg dwarfed by deep voiced upper classmen and the general sur roundmgs Outstandmg m my lower form years are Dr E M Wxlsons chapel exerclses Mr Wyckoffs English class and my Latm classes which dldnt seem to be made for me In the III Form I remember vlvxdly Mr Gar ner s algebra class and Mr Covert s famed French period It was at th1s txme that I began to take an mterest In extra currlcular actlvltxes and jomed the Camera Club whlch I have smce had to forsake for TI-IE INDEX Before that t1me I had never glven journalism any con slderatxon I soon found however that It can be an excellent source of enjoyment and experlence As my secondary school educatlon draws to a close I realize mcreasmgly how much my assoclatlons here at Haverford mean to me and I am deeply 1ndebted to those who have helped me hnd my way through the forest F99 32 1928 T H E H A L I G O L U K ' I ' 7 940 5 I . ' WMA. ,I ff' .- 53' them are the Paoli Local, Mrs. White's history classes, Mr. William's fish P r ZID L ESY Blackie Enterer 1939 DARTMOU Foothill H 40 Bisketb ill H 40 Princeton Award Honor Roll Golf 40 A O GEORGE L GALBRAITI-I IR TH When I arrived at Haverford this past September I felt completely it 1 loss and alone This was mainly because I was to be an OAKS boy I suppose But I also felt this way when I began to tackle my school work Although I soon became acquainted with the occupants of the OAKS my there were numerous boys in the same boat with me and I was greatly encouraged and began to plug harder This work Finally gained me one of those little pins with Honor Roll inscribed thereon For a time I thought to ride on my laurels but I quickly discovered that to be a very poor system and began once more to plug When not studymg I spent practically all my time in the gym or on the football field and I enjoyed playmg under such fine coaches as Doc Wallace and Charlie Gault All in all I can look back upon this year with a great deal of satisfaction and I know that I shall carry many happy memories with me xc f' 33 H V E R F O R D S C H O L studies required a longer period for orientation. I found, nevertheless, that 11, 5 cr 0 WILLIAM CARRINGTON HAMILTON 1 Entered 1931 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Football 39 Latm Club 37 38 VICE Pres 39 40 Before commg to Haverford rn 1931 I spent four years of my lxfe at the Haverford Frlends School To lrsten to some of the masters one would thmk I mlght as well be there now Smce my entrance to the School ln Fourth Grade I have contmued warnly In splte of the Yellow Sheet student council and Saturday mornlng classes Haverford has certamly QIVCD me a wonderful t1me and a fine education I dont thmk thls graduatlng IS all 1ts cracked up to be because I wxll certamly mlss all the good t1me I had here I lntend to enter the Unlverslty of Pennsylvanla next fall and 1t IS w1th a fond memory that I take leave of Haverford at last QI hope J 34 T H E H A L I G O L U K B'll : . I . A ' on my way. Maybe a little too warily, to arrive finally at the jumping-olf point. :P Io cnifp HENRY KELLOGG HARDCASTLE IR Hank Entered 1938 A H O Pl NIN STAH' Qn September 21 1938 there occurred two startllnq events 1 hurrxc1ne that hxt New Enqland and a school that hut me for on th'1t d1y I micle my hrst 1ppe1r1nce Ht Haverford School My lxfe up to that tlme h1d been that of the axerage boy raised under averaqe clrcumstances I h1d qmdunlted from 1 publxc hlqh school where I must confess I played more than I Worked Unable to make up my mmd 'as to whlch colleqe I wlshed to lttend ind not feelmg too well prepired for 'any I entered Haverford to patch up loose ends Now these ends have been repaxred and the tlme h lb come for me to qo on to hlqher educ1t1on Haxerford has gnen me 1 grewt deul and I hope thwt I can return as much to Haverford T 4' f l K 'L' XQQ9' 35 f.. , . ' A 1 A n . A I A 1 l.. - V A , . 4 . A A . ' Y .I 'Tl 1 T , T1 A A V , ', ,, I . ' . - ' U lj . 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A , A xl WILLIAM NELSON HASTINGS YALE OR MIDDLEBURY Tennls 38 39 40 Skatmq 38 39 Camera Club 38 39 40 After havmg been Slfted rather xnconsplcuously through Radnor I-I1gh School for a number of years I decided ln 1937 to come to Haverford and settle down I entered the IV Form that year and llked It so well that I spent two years there Then I suddenly became ranked as a VI Former Somehow Mathematlcs has always been a thorn ln my flesh but my xnterest nn French and German has offset thls deficnency somewhat If and when I get to Yale I hope to go on wlth the study of languages Photography has always Interested me and I have been a member of the Camera Club for three years But I have had other mterests I have struggled to make the Honor Roll and have trled to learn to play a good game of tennls 'IQ 3 6 T H E I-I A L I G O L U K B'll : I have always felt cheated that I never had the pleasure of being a.V Former. , ff W 1 Entered 1937 Gym Team 39 40 Tenms 40 Camera Club 39 40 Glee Club 40 Honor Roll 40 Flfth Form Tlme Contest Prlze Forexqn Pollev ASSOCIBIIOD 40 A O COLLIER HAVENQ Entered 1938 PRINCFTON As compared wlth most boys at I-Iax erford I have been here but 1 short t1me I first entered two years ago m the V Form haxmq serx ed a long but pleasant sentence at Lower Merton What have I done during these two years7 As for contrlbutlng anythmg to the school very llttle As for taking anythmg out of the school well perhaps A panr of calloused hands a sllght fwery sllghtl mklmg of V Geometry ldear Mr WIISOHJ an occaslonal demerlt ldear Mr Shaferl and a back row seat m hlstory ldear Mr Shawl Where do I come from? Old New York State Where have I been7 West as far as Harrlsburg north as far as Albany east as far as Beach I-Iaven and south as far as Venezuela Where am I gomq7 Tlme will tell QP' gf 37 H VERFORDSCHO L Y' 2 I 543605 IONATHAN EDWARDS HAYS Entered 1928 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Football 135 lb Team 37 38 Capt 40 Squash 37 38 Track 40 Glee Club 40 Current Events Club Cimera Club 39 40 Honor Roll 29 35 I belleve that I am one of the four or flve of thls class who have been here smce the Fnrst Grade That was m September 1928 Everythmg went well Honor Roll out early for vacatnons etc untll III Form There I reached the nadlr of my school career when I pulled down a 3 average one month nn Algebra Sxnce then though I have been more or less out of trouble scholastlc and otherwxse Mr Frank Shafer s sympathetic and understandmg nature has played a promment part xn the latter I have not got very far m athletlcs except for the three seasons that Mr Shaw has had the pleasure UQ of my company on the 135 pound football team PICVIOUS to that I followed the crowd qolng out for all teams but never makxng one I suppose that I have had as many hobbies as the number of years that I have been at Haverford but I haxe fmally found one that I can never lose mterest ln even nf I wanted to That one ns of course my beautlful Model A It seems that scarcely a week goes by that there IS not somethmg to be done on lt I thmk now that I could almost take It apart blmdfolded When the rare occaslon comes when all parts are workmg properly at the same txme I take xt out untll somethmg stops working Then I go under the hood agam In closmg I wnsh qood luck to all of my classmitee Cc 4' 38 T H E H A L I G G L U K ' V '40 I . Jffpl I .fl E 5 l -+- F4 E 5 A C O IOHN HENDEL HOGAN One Round Entered 1928 CORNELL I was born and reared ln the growmg town of Ardmore I have been ln Haverford School since Fnrst Grade and remember wlth pleasure my experx ences wnth Doc Bxshop Dr Wllson and Mr Boocock Durmg these years I have made many acquamtances For too many years I went to Bay Head durmg my summer vacations It was at Bay Head and at Camp Allagash that l developed my love of outdoor llfe especlally of fishmg whnch has lntrxguecl me as far back as I can remember My ma1n ambltnon IS to graduate from Cornell and to become a chem1cal engmeer In closmg I would llke to wlsh every member of the graduatmg class all the success and the happmess that lxfe can brlng 'ij 39 H V E R F O R D S H O l. -YCCIJQS KENNETH HOWIE IR UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Football 120 lb Team 37 Sw1mm1ng Squad 31 Tenms 38 39 40 To be or not to be? That would have to be declded by my work durlng three years at Haverford I wasn t then and am not now a brrlhant student and thls questron bothered me After a perxod of constant worry I decrded that the teachers werent determmed to fall me but were rather mclmed to help me and my worrymg ceased Thxs was a mrstake After that I dxdnt worry about anythmg and consequently my marks began to shde I spent most I declded to do somethmg about It to get an honor pm Well to make a long story short I worked dxllgently for about about maybe a week The change was not notlceable As to athletrcs theres not much I can say I trled football once but It did not work Elther the fellows were too rough or I wasnt rough enough Anyhow I dropped that pastrme ln search for something quleter and more restful I must admlt that I have trled about all the sports and that they have qlven me somethmg of value Q -r' 40 T H E H A L I G O L U K of my time sitting back and watching various boys get all the awards. Then , 'Th C Q, ip Ken Entered 1937 1 Entered l930 SoccerH 39 Football 135 lb Team 37 Capt 38 Swxmmmg H 38 39 Capt 40 Golf 39 Capt 40 Current Events Club 39 Honor Roll 30 35 Cheerleader 39 40 A O WILLIAM R HUGHES III CORNELL In the year 1930 a fuzzy headed llttle boy with bxq ears entered the Thlrd Grade at Haverford School Smce then I have qone throuqh the varlous has made a lastmg lmpressxon on me My wnsh would be that I had left some lmpresslon however small on Haverford Unfortunately that IS not the case I have taken part m almost all actnvltles the school has to offer but have excelled m none I am slncerely appreclatxve of the practlcal experlence that these act1v1t1es as well as my classes have gnven me In closxng I may say that I have chosen Cornell as my college The questxon now IS Wlll Cornell choose me? Regardless of what colleqe I enter however nf I enjoy lt as much as I have enyoyed Haverford xt wlll be a great success 41 l-1 V E R F O R D S C H O L I of grades and come to enjoy this school more and more. I am sure that Haverford fl H, .. NEAL D IVEY IR YALE SoccerH 39 Basketball 36 37 38 39 Squash 40 Baseball 36 37 38 39 Track Team H 40 Latm Club 38 Glee Club 36 37 38 39 40 Current Events Club 40 Index Staff 39 Honor Roll 3l 32 33 I first set foot on these premlses m the fall of 1931 as a member ofthe Fourth Grade The next nnne years I tr1ed to dlscover how to get by wlth the least posslble amount of work for I soon found out what a swell tlme could be had at Haverford I have reached the conclusxon that xt IS lmposslble to loaf at Haverford However I have contlnued to have the qood tnme My enjoyments have been many among them Mr Hunt s Bxble classes and the Melody FIVE not to mentlon the pleasure of assocxatmg wxth a flne group of boys Sernously I am aware of the debt I owe the whole school for educatxng me both IH studles and m everyday llfe I am sure that some day I wxll be able to apprecxate It even more To enter Yale ln the fall and graduate IH four years IS my ambntlon If I can steer clear of PhySlCS courses I may get through After Yale my career w1ll probably be law or advertnslng -13' ,TA xfg-2 42 T H E I-I A L I G O L U K vY,'.'.,, ,ks J i In ,fy - I I KW Sigue rm Nlck Entered 1931 TrackI'I 38 39 Capt 40 Soccer H Capt 39 Glee Club 40 Current Excnts Club 'ill Honor Roll Cum I auch A O O EDWARD I KLOPP Entered 1929 PRINCETON In 1929 fdurmg Mr Hoovers admmlstratlon there was a great dlsaster on Wall Street Over speculatlon on the part of financlers caused one of the greatest depressrons ln all hxstory In that same year the School made a mnstake m over speculation also for lt entered mto lts Second Grade the boy whose RCBIIZIIIQ xts error the School dld everythmg ln nts power to xmprove the boys mmd and physxque Fmally after eleven years of hard work the Hay erford School sends out mto the World the product of slncere and honest endeavor on the part of teachers and athlet1c mstructors These teachers have not I belneve been the only factors at work on th1s boys makeup ASSOCIBICS nn the classroom and on the fields have made a dlstmct xmpressnon They have formed the essence of school l1fe and school Splflt for this boy all through hrs progress from an average Second Grader to an average VI Former Next year th1s boy wlll go to college May he 'always remember the fine experlence and prrvrleqe of attendlnq Haxerford fcc 43 H V E R F R D S C H O L .' rc .' 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Po 3 .go mer THE HALIGOLUK GEORGE F LANG IR Entered 1939 RUTGILRS OR UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Soccer H 39 Camera Club Golf Team 40 When I arrxved at Haverford I expected that I was gomg to have an easy t1me for a year and then breeze mto college wxth excellent marks To say that I found thxs ldea wrong IS puttmg It mlldly I was not only surprlsed I was amazed' After the flrst few months I was qulte discouraged but Hnally I managed to ranse my marks Haverford has done me a great favor It has proved to me that college and l1fe are not gomg to be the bowl of cherrres that I had antlclpated I suddenly reallzed that I was gomg to have to work IH order to achxeve anythlng worth whlle Despite the hard work I have managed to find a qreat deal of enjoyment playmg soccer worklng m the Camera Club and gettmg demerlts After leavmg Haverford I expect to attend a buslness college of some sort probably at the Unlverslty of Pennsylvama or at Rutgers and as I have sald hundreds of tlmes before fand thxs t1me I mean 1t'j From now on I am gomg to work hard 44 . , . . . , . 2 - I I L . , - , I . . . . .4 . - , H v. ' Po J-'Q 'U If r H, Q J -9cCCL1.f A O 1 THOMAS C LEONARDS IR Entered 1934 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Soccer Team 37 38 H 39 Basketball 38 Squash 38 39 H 40 Baseball Squad 39 40 Forelqn Polxcy Assoclatxon Latln Club 31 38 Honor Roll 37 38 Tennls H 38 39 Sxx years ago I entered Haverford School In my short stay at thus school I have made many acquamtances I thmk that no school has more rlght to be proud of lts boys than Haverford football games Lookmg at thls lone wolf more closely I find that It xs I as a substitute The same thmg happened to me for two more years and then I changed to soccer For two more years I sat on the bench but thls last year fmally made the team In the wmter my checkup perxod for the past hve years has been spent m basketball but not bemg varsity maternal I changed to squash m my Senior year That has worked very well After playmg baseball on the 13 and the 14 year teams of Messrs McQu1llen and Barr I turned my attention to tennls On that team I have played for two years Of course I sometxmes do a lxttle studying between sports but not much I hope to graduate thxs year but lf I dont there IS no place Id rather be than at Haverford mg! 45 H V E R F O R D S C H O L i I As I look back, I see a fellow sitting on the bench during the 90-pound .-ft IAMES KEENAN McNALLY PRINCETON Track 39 I-I 40 Soccer 39 Basketball 39 One polnt more added to my monthly average and I would have attamed my honor pm' This IS as close as I got to the Honor Roll ln my four years of strugglmg at Haverford When I came here m 1936 I was somewhat studlous never taking part m any athletrc program My lrfe was soon changed when I learned that athletlcs was compulsory and that lessons needed more attention than I had been gxvnng them Two of my greatest hurdles were Latin and the Yellow Sheet After two years of gradual degradatlon 1n Latln I fmally surrendered and turned to another subject My only wish was that I could as easlly qlve up my demerlts on the Yellow Sheet Mathematlcs however was somethmg nn which I could work wxth success and confidence I am as you can detect by readmg thls only an average student I have enyoyed my stay at Haverford where I have made many fine friends My extra currlcular fun has come from belongmg to the soccer and track teams and from attendlng the School dances I hope that I can carry on m all these fields at Prmceton next year F99 'P Q 46 T H E H A L I G O L U K l , Qf sg, Q0 L It Mac Entered 1936 Mltch Alabama Dick Entered 1938 Football 38 39 Crew 39 H 40 Current Events Club 39 Dramatic Club 39 40 Oaks Club Oaks House Commlttee 40 Index 39 40 Student Council 40 Hallqoluk 40 Bus Mqr Honor Roll 40 A O RICHARD EVANS MITCHELL PRINCETON How IS you all? That was the fnrst thmg I heard when I entered Haverford way back ln the fall of 1938 The fellows saw and heard that I came from the South and that I was proud of xt so they made the most of It I was soon about convmced that the old accent wasnt the thmg then I met some very nlce young ladles and the accent was restored to 1ts hugh ratmg My last year has proved the more mterestmg of the two Although I have not been outstandmg I have managed to participate m varxous school actxvltles of whxch the Student Councll xs the one of whlch I am the most proud In athletxcs football and crew have been my only dnverslons as my shall we say plump 7 bulld has been a dnsadvantage ln other lmes Last but not least I have been an OAKS boy My Hrst year I llved IH dread fear of The Secret S1x but the graduat1on of most of th1s fearsome bunch left me free from worry untxl Donald Astorbllt Tewksbury became Kmg of the OAKS My only comeback on hnm was to pm on hlm the label Astorbxlt For a room mate I enjoyed Bob Tatum He IS not such a bad fellow even wnth all h1s troubles It has taken me two years to discover It but I have at last found out that not all Yankees are Yankees' Goodbye Haverford I have enyoyed my stay and I hope you have enloyed havmq me 42 My 47 H V E R F O R D S C H O L y s wi' Desc THE HALIGOLUK ROBERT W MURPHEY HAVERFORD Tennls 40 Gym 40 Crew 40 Dramatlc Club 40 Glee Club 40 Orchestra 40 Up untll a few months before school opened ln September 1939 there seemed no hope whatsoever of spendmg my semor year at Haverford School But wlthm a short txme Mr Wledershelm completely won over my Dad to the ldea Then Mr Black s descrxptlon of the School and nts actxvltles left no doubt 1n my mmd that It would be a great experlence Even though I have found the work here the hardest I have yet met I can truthfully say that thls past school year has been the most enyoyable that I have ever spent Even though sleep has been occasxonally shortened by my attendance at Mr amesons early mornlng vocal classes for slnglng bnrds the pleasure I have had far outwexghs the work Up untll now a great part of the tlme between 2 30 and 3 30 P M I have been spendmg 1n Mr Stones room wondermg how he manages to work some of the problems he glves us When I am not thus submerged ln theorems I am elther attendxng Mr Redman s classes ln how to become another ohn Barrymore or am llstenmg to Mr Barones lectures at orchestra practxce By addmg studles and athletlcs you have my dally routlne Next year at thxs time I hope to be attendmg Haverford College My only regret IS that I could not have spent more years at Haverford prong ll 48 uE'Yn K , , s ,A Sc, up Q S, 4,0 uid' Entered 1939 Index -IU Dr nn xtlu Clul V O PHILIP MURPHY Entered 1939 PRINCETON When I was ln the Sexenth Grade I jolned the stall of a newspaper of the school I attended before comxnq to Haxerford Subsequently I became Sports Edltor and Assnstant Eclltor It was thls Interest nn publlcatlons that mused me to go out for the INDEX For thns mcomparable sheet I aqrun becwme a sports edltor m my one year 'nt I-lax erford Now however I seem to halve lost lnterest m newspapers and I 'sm not certaln what I want to do when my educatlon shall haxe been completed Baseball IS my pet d1yers1on and maybe my very enthusiasm for xt w1ll aqam turn me mto the field of yournallsm so that I may take advantage of free passes to the blg leaque games Q52 49 HA ERFORD SCHO L w'-IU I 0 .-v 5 41, ,N W HEYWARD MYERS Entered 1928 PRINCETOL Footb all 40 Baseball 40 Current Events Club l came to Haverford IH 1928 and manaqed to proqress IH order to the IV Form Then l left for the wllds of New England for two years Now I am back and dolng my best to qet mto Prmceton I have played on the x 'mous pound teams have passed the annual ar1th metlc tests and gone to the School dances l have enjoyed my llfe at Hax erford Would you have me wrlte more than thls yust to fill up space7 f'T'X .I -X X X sofgw' 50 T H E H A L I G O L U K . , II .. . 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Q63 fp Q Baseball H 38 39 40 Basketb ull H 39 40 Glee Club 37 38 39 40 Athlctlc ASSOCIBIIOD 39 Honor Roll 35 36 31 A O HUGH EMMETT OBRIEN Entered 1931 YALE One fine day In the fall of 1931 my parents told me that I was golnq to Episcopal Academy Several days later however they decided to enter me at Haverford Although I d1d not reahze It at the t1me thns declsxon was one of the most fortunate th1ngs that ever happened to me Lxttle could I foresee what good frrends I was to make here and what good tlmcs I was to have I shall always remember the happy days that I have had The unror School Mr Smnth the ten year old baseball team these are all pleasant memornes Then came the Upper School Except for geometry I have spent sux very enjoyable years ln the old burldlng I have had partlcular pleasure out of athletncs Some of my best hours have been spent on the basketball floor and the baseball dlamond trymg to contrxbute my b1t to the defeat of other Interac teams Although I am st1ll far from perfect I am sure that Haverford has done me a great deal of good and along w1th the lmprovement have gone the mak1ng of many good frlends and the enyoyment of many qood tlmes Jillimx X! 51 H V E R F O R D S C I-I O L . Z I - I s 2 6 6: 18 IOHN EDWARD RIDDELL Busketlvall H 40 Football H 40 Track H 40 Glee Club 40 Current Events Club 40 tudent Councxl 40 As thxs IS my flrst and only year at Haverford I was not sure what to expect on arr1val I had heard about the old Yellow Sheet Saturday demerlt perlods and afternoon SCSSIOHS Much to my amazement I have scored only fourteen demerxts sound a httle fishy Ill admxt smce they say that I am the cause of .1 qreat deal of trouble around school I suppose that IS a mystery some one c wlll have to solve I m much too busy playxng baseball at present At Haverford I have met many fine fellows and masters who have been r1o t helpful ln acqualntlng me w1th the schools 1l1tI'1CEICl6S I have tholoughly enyoyed myself as a member of athletlc teams and have been proud to represent Haverford Although there are some who would testlfy that I have been more of a h1ndrance than a help I feel that my year at Haverford has beel a year well spent 40 'Cnc ff 52 T H E H A L I G O L U K . I 'full I I lf' I J -X ' , X ' - JJ J 1 Q ' demerits and have not been listed fsince I dropped Trigj. Those fourteen 5:,f' on,i!g 'T ff Eddxc pughend Entered 1919 NAVAL ACADEMY OR WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY JU' Baseball H 40 V A O RICHARD BRADLEY ROYER Brad Entered 1927 NORTH CAROLINA Qu lmmmq 38 Soccer 39 Track -YO Football I35 lb Tc un 31 38 LC Club 3! 38 39 I mn Club 38 Currtnt Fvtnts Club 'IU D IHIIUQ Club -I0 C un Cbmrutttt 40 I was born m Wellesley Massachusetts a town vxhose mhabxtants I appre clate better now that I have grown up In 1927 I entered Haverford as one of Mrs Moores Flrst Grade proteges From that point on I have been the masters bane I have succeeded hovs ever m reachmg the VI Form The best features at Haverford ln my opmlon are recess lunch Glee Club and 1 45 study The worst 8 20 Oral French and SESSION If ever I become Headmaster of Haverford l will abollsh 111 demerlts homework compulsory CXQFCISC and establlsh a three hour day My ambltlon although people wonder at me lb to become a surqeon make my fortune and then retire to the Bahamas ,of Po 1. 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L46 I lonor Rolf '33 ,y Ev s R' GEORGE S SAULNIER MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Football 135 lb Team 38 Baseball 39 H 40 Football 39 Oaks House Comnnttee 40 Honor Roll IVAV JV Lvl-'L I entered Haverford ln 1938 to see lf I could not nn some manner acqulre enough eclucatlon to be admltted to a college The OAKS became my base of operatlons My first year 1n the OAKS IS memorable for the feud w1th the Senlor Corrldor and the flrst month at Mr Black s table That year passed rapndly and I found myself back at the OAKS the followlng September about to begm my last term In splte of the Mad Monks Prxory Ready Eddle lmy room mate Blackle Galbraith and the other daring lndxvlduals who have succeeded the Secret S1x I th1nk Mr Covert must admlt that he has had a pretty qulet year To me Haverford has offered 1deal condxtlons for athletlcs and studles I shall ever be mdebted to the coaches and teachers for the valuable lessons and experlences that I have had here 31 54 I l'l E H A l. l O O l. U K f . 1 ,J I J, lf' I Y V : I ki U I 0 1 L, I ll if f' 0 ff :- 'Ti r Goct wdyl Daddy Sauly Entered 1938 K. do 6 M .1 cf 1,1 M'-L U A O WILLIAM WOODWARD SELLERS Entered 1936 CORNELL OR UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Football l35 lb Team 37 Football 38 39 Swxmmmq 39 Glee Club 38 40 Current Events Club 39 Honor Roll 40 I I'lllQOllllC 40 Art Fd September 1935 as a lad not very well versed m h1s studles Thanks to Haverford I feel that I have made a falr amount of progress After three and one half years I have finally managed legally to wear an honor pm My llfe as a student has been a happy one although not too easy My greatest thrlll came when Doc Wallace put me ln my Hrst varsxty foot ball game and my greatest d1sappomtment came when I saw my last chance to wxn a varsxty letter slxp away It IS not hard to see that l needed Haverford far more than Haverford needed me 9 D ES! 55 H V E R F O R D S C H O L Bill : Pop went to Haverford, as did my brothers Frank and lim. I showed up in 5 . l EDWIN H SHAFER II PRINCETON Soccer 39 40 Svnmmmq H 39 40 Forexqn Pollcy Club 40 Honor Roll 39 40 Cum I rude When I came mto the OAKS list year most boys thouqht that I was 1 nevs boy I was however really in old boy returnmq Way back m 1928 I hxd entered the unlor School and spent four years there I then left and attended a Florlda publlc school for six years In 1938 I returned to fimsh my schoollnq and to prepare for Prlnceton After attendmg a publxc school I really appreclate a place llke thls The equxpment the teachers and above all the boys are all that could be deslred Last fall I had two ambltlons that I wanted very much to fulfill One was to earn the Cum Laude award and the other was to wln a varsity letter I was fortunate to reallze both I shall always remember that Aprll mornmg when Mr lVIcQu1llen handed out the Svummmg letters and gold mslgma and the mornlng ln February when Mr Boocock handed out the Cum Laude pms I belleve that I have got much good out of my studles at Haverford and I knovx that I haxe had a qreat deil of fun I have even enloyed classes m Enqlxsh French and Latm I shall take away many fond memories of Hax er ford and I hope that I can return often to vlslt A, O CC C Lid' 5 T H E H A L I G O L U K 2 I ' . .f P J-U' , 0 so e 6 Ready Eddie Entered 1929 Qleft 1n 33J returned 38 A O LAIRD R SNOWDEN Entered 1935 YALE Here I am about to enter college after all these years of doubt and I stxll won t belleve xt untll I actually get there I entered Haverford ln 1935 wlth very llttle background for the studxes I was to pursue ThlS was very soon remedled by the pressure put on me to for one month durmg my Hrst year Unfortunately It was the hrst and last that I was to see at Haverford unless I can agam cross the llne before the present school year comes to a close Ly 57 H V E R F O R D S C H O L make me work, and, much to my surprise, an honor pin was presented to me X 0 in r abc cu 5 HORACE B SPACKMAN II Spack Entered 1935 WILLIAMS OR AMHERST FootballH 38 39 Football 135 lb Team 35 36 H 33 39 CrewH 38 39 Capt 40 Basketball 38 39 Squash 40 Glee Club 35 36 37 Current Events Club 38 39 Athletxc ASQOCIIYIOH Vice Pres 40 Student Councll 39 Vrce Pres 40 Dance Comnuttee 39 40 Oaks House Commlttee Chalrman 40 The day l came to Haverford started five eventful years for me Belng an OAKS boy and a member of the Secret SIX l passed through certam dlfHCUltl6S untll the other Secrets graduated SIDCQ then my marks have seemed to come up somewhat l llke athletlcs and have had much fun playmg on the football team and rowmg m sprmg On Saturdays I go fox huntmg thls l enyoy more than anythmg else The frlendshlps l have made at Haverford l hope to keep the rest of my lnfe and I wxsh the best of luck to all the graduates I am stnll undecxded where to go to college but l hope to attend one m New England QP' Po K M y 26.5 58 THE HALIGOLUK l . Spence Entered 1939 Dr umatxc Club 40 Football l35 lb Team 40 Track 40 Swlmmmq 40 A O ROBERT C SPENCER IR On September 17 l939 I had no ldea that w1th1n two days I would be enrolled nn Haverford I was glad at the tlme and have not stopped feelmg that way smce except durmg one perlod called the mxd year exam week Then I was dublous as to how much I liked the school Prevlous to my entrance at Haverford I had hobnobbed wlth boys from of rummles That has certamly been dlsproved to me and Ive found that that crltlcxsm IS constantly made by boys from all the Interac school just as a matter of rxvalry I have never seen or heard of a better group of fellows and am very proud to be a Haverford boy The OAKS boys and the day students are but one unlfled student body That IS unusual and to the credlt of the school I honestly wlsh that I were gomg to be here another year but I am also lookmg toward graduatnon and the years followlng so that I can say I went to Haverford 59 l-I V E R F O R D S C H O L Episcopal and Penn Charter, and was told that Haverford boys were a bunch SHERMAN STAIR Entered 1931 AMHERST Honor Roll 34 35 Football 38 Golf Mqr -10 Hallqoluk 40 Adv lVlqr Back ln 1931 l came to Haverford School from Haverford Frlends on Buck Lane our near neighbors you know the school where Llbby Wright and others went I retam some mterestlng 11emor1es of my early days at Haverford Creek There we swam cooked beans and trled to sleep We were the famous Cub Scouts under Mr Mahaney who though regarded as an able eraser thrower was not quxte fast enough for the desk hd Then we came to the Upper School to meet those terrible l Formers wlth their tacklmq dummy Thus was fmally put out of commlsslon by Mr Wilson xl 60 T H E H A L I G O L U K ' 1 ln the Fifth Grade we 'Awent on a hike by car to the Hsticksu back of Darby for Doi' E BEC K A O I ROBERT TATUM Bo Entered 1930 VIRGIN A SNXIITIIHIIIQ 38 39 H -IO Footb all Mqr 39 Glcc Club 39 40 O :ks House COIIIIUIIYKK 'IO Foruqn Policy Assocl mon 40 Honor Roll 39 Oaks Club o be a mlxture of relnef and regret The regret IS that the lrresponslble l1fe and good tlmes here must now be exchanged for the llfe of a responsible collegnn The rehef IS that the four year struggle has ended ln the deslred goal qraduatlon I have not been a leadlng member of the School dlstmgulshlng myself ln thls way and that My only athletic lnterest has been swlmmmg and my only scholastlc vlctory the honor roll for the last year My fondest future plans are dnrected towards VIFQIHIZ and fanlmg that I shall probably go to Stanford 9075? ow 61 l-l V E R F O R D S C H O L U b z , I v LPA, rf' ., , When this, my fourth and final year at Haverford, ends, my emotions will 'file r 3? nfs BENIAMIN LOYALL TAYLOR NORTH CAROLINA Fencmq HMqr 39 40 Track 39 H Mqr 40 Soccer Squad 38 H 39 Latm Club 35 36 37 Sec 36 30 Current Events Club 40 Index Staff 39 The Frank C Roberts Cup 29 One brxght September morn some thlrteen years ago I was lntroduced to the Haverford School Smce that txme It has proved to be my most lmportant pastlme I have had many experlences at Haverford all of whlch lead me to beheve that there IS no other school l1ke thls one I have got into trouble and have recelved my share of demerxts but IH splte of these obstacles I have had a great tlme here My most pronounced pleasures have come from attending all the school fL1I1CtlO11S both soclal and athletlc wlth occaslonal club meet1ngs thrown ln for good measure I shall long remember my experiences and the warm frxendshlps that I have made I hope that these frlendshlps wxll contmue far beyond my college days r' Cs! 62 T I-I E H A L l G O L U K ics mm, , 4? L16 Bcn Entered 1927 Bud Entered 1939 Football H 40 Track H 40 Oaks House Commnttec 40 Student Councnl 40 Current Events Club 40 Honor Roll 40 A O DONALD TEWKSBURY HARVARD I entered Haverford 1n the fall of 1939 Although thls IS my fnrst year and my only year I feel as though I had been here much longer Not pleasantly do I recall my first day at School I had come to a strange place wlthout the acqualntance of a slngle person However this feellng was soon over as I xmmedlately met a group of fine boys and masters who seemed to take an One thlng that helped ease me unto my new sxtuatlon was the athletlc program I had the pleasure of playmg on the football team Football ns my favorlte sport Furthermore the OAKS House Commlttee the Current Events Club and the school dances have all contrlbuted to make my year here a most pleasant one I have studled faxrly hard but the recexpt of an honor pm last fall made that effort fully worth wlnle I expect to enter Harvard next fall the college that I have always wanted to attend 'fl Cs! 63 H V E R F O R D S C H O L . - ' QD - I interest in me. sc QF: Us Tl-IEHALIGOLUK l. EDWARD CASSATT THAYER UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Soccer 40 Dramatic Club 40 Glcc Club 40 Truck 40 I entered school for the first time ln my l1fe m the fall of 1931 Those two years ln the hfth and slxth grades of unlor School were pretty hard I wasnt able to take strenuous exerclse and as the class was a very athletlc one you can be sure that I wasnt looked upon very favorably The only clear memorles I have of that era were my attempts at Dramaucs whlch I can assure you were not always successful On entermg the Senlor School I started to play soccer and although I never got a letter I had great fun playmg the game My other actxvltles were the Glee Club and the Dramatlc Club I lomed the latter ln my semor year Perhaps you re wondering lf I ew er excelled ln anythmg I must admit that I have probably spent more tlme ln and under an automoblle than I have behlnd books Wlth a llttle luck I hope to enter the University of Pennsylvanla ln the fall J W,-fm vi 64 uEd.. f . - . . f 1 L- 1 4 ft-1 I f . v s ' ' 1 ' I .LQ sbs. ,FQ 'itll I T ' 'lla' gogcui Entered 1931 rm Entered 1931 Honor Roll 3-I 38 A O IAMES L VAUCLAIN PRINCETON After five years ln the Haverford Friends School I came to Haverford nn 1931 entermg the Fourth Grade The customs were new to me and xt took me about two years to understand them fully or rather to get used to them wfter my start ln a coeducational school Durmg my I II and III Form years I paxd a great deal of attentlon to the outsnde actnvxtles such as the Latm Club and Glee Club I also succeeded well m my work For the past two years I have been concentratmg on school work and on the college I expect to attend after graduatlon I have chosen Prmceton I feel that I shall always remember Haverford School I have spent almost all my llfe here a lxfe of enjoyable experxences From them I have qamed somethlng mtangnble which wlll stay wlth me always 'fl ,J 65 H V E R F O R D S C H O L Q. .gl xJ ' V I 1 st no . .1 sfkcculfgf BRENTON G WALLACE IR UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Soccer 35 36 37 38 I-I 39 Svummmq 35 36 37 38 39 40 Tenms 38 Crew 37 I-I 39 40 Baseball 36 Cheerleader H 39 Glee Club 39 40 Forexgn Pollcy Assocratlon Orchestra 38 39 40 Dramatrc Club 39 40 One mornmg ln early September 1927 I then a tlmorous and chubby llttle boy was escorted for the first time mto the umor School where I was to gam many fond memorles and numerous lastmg frnendshxps In 1932 my famlly repalred to the farm ln the beautiful Plckerlng Valley for the peak of the depression years I soon became accustomed to the dlfficultles of restrlcted lrvmg and profited lmmensely from 1ts lessons At the end of four years I was exceedingly lucky to be able to enter I'Iaver ford once again thrs tlme ln the II Form It took me at least a year fully to regaln the manners and customs whrch relgn here but now I am sure that they wlll remaln wlth me always Memorles of MOHSICUI s Quelle frommagel and Mr Garner s meter stlck wlll pass down the years wlth me ,mg Q Gov-:C td' 66 T H E H A L I G O L U K . . 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Brent Tony Entered 1927 Steve Entered 1927 ccer 33 3-1 35 6 39 l Second Soccer Award -10 Squush 39 '10 Golf 40 Track 40 Baseball 38 -10 A STEPHEN COLLINS WATTS WILSLEYAN After I saw how my brother Dave was treated when he came to Haverford 1n 1924 I felt that I had to come also In 1927 yes th1rteen years ago I entered wlth the plan to follow ln my brothers footsteps But I thmk one IS always at a dlsadvantage ln followmq an older member of the famlly ln any project The years have gone by swlftly and smoothly enough now that I look back on them I was on the honor roll from 1927 to 1931 and although thmgs seemed to tnghten up a blt thereafter I found time to spend a year In the Dramatlc Club Durlng all these years I also mamtamed an unfalllng lnterest ln soccer as my athletlc outlet My plans for the future are not entlrely settled but I hope to enter Wesleyan next year be o 'Ccc 67 H VERFORD SCHOOL '.' .' .'3.'37,'38.' .'-it .ff nf MATTHEWS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS Foothill H 39 B xsclvall 39 40 B xskctlv xll 39 WV Much to my surprlse my school career IS comlnq to an end More amazmg to me IS the fact that It IS to end at Haverford I spent many years at a rnval swxm and as a good school to beat 1n athletic events Then after two years away at a boardmg school I very abruptly found myself attendlng classes at Haverford At first thlngs were strange and I felt rather lost but an Open House Cynwyd soon made me feel more at home From then on things have run very smoothly and I have enjoyed my year and a half tremendously except for some d1fHcult1es 1n mathemat1cs When I leave Haverford I hope to keep up the famlly tradltlon of attendlng Wllllams Fc: 'ft 68 T H E I-I A L I G O L U K . u N N F , U ' N R I Interac school where we looked upon Haverford as a good place to go for a ' ' - , 3 U in paw Wafrb Matt Matty Entered 1939 A ROBERT AUGUST ZIESING Bo Znes Entered 1934 YALF Golf -10 Current Fvents Club 39 -40 Rmq Commxttee 40 Bxsketball Mgr H 39 40 Student Councll 39 -10 Glue Club 39 40 H nor Roll 35 36 37 38 39 40 Cum Laude Af ln 1933 after an uneventful chlldhood QI was too young to follow the stoek marketl l was entered 1n the l Form of the Haverford School The School then took possession of me with its m1ze of pound football te1ms qym exhxbx tlons Wqe llmlt baseball teams ind QI 'almost forgotl studles Slnce then I haxe always answered to the name of Haverford and have done almost everythmq th1t a qood 73 Haw erfordlan should do R1qht now my one aim ln life IS to graduate and all my QHCFQIQQ 'Ire dlrected to that end Some day l hope to qo to Yale where I ll try to keep my enerqles dlrected if 69 H V E R F O R D S C H O O L tt by U - L., : O V by .V ,f ,I .V ,f I , ' . xrvvk N ., V 1 4,pfPol,. 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VV: 111 2 V4 s EL SS UF 1940 Anno Domino l 9 2 8 Note it friends 'ln immortil dite Fourteen sm ill boys stirred to climh The Hill of Knowledge twis just the riqht time They st lrted too it just the right plsce For it Ha erford School they begin to trice The trsil up the Hill 'md in lndnn file They plodded along mile after mile Boles the day dreamer 1nd musical Breck Barton the carefree Stol es slow on the trek Taylor the Loyal by nature and name Pennypacker the Toiler eager for fame There was Royer the scamp and our vxise old man Dorr llogin the athlete 'ind Pat clown to the core Plumb always so thoughtful and Punk so polite Green helpful 'ind sunny Hays shy but quite bright Such 1 promising cliss you rirely hsixe seen Mide up of this notihle iolly fourteen They successfully cox ered that very first mile They xx ere joined the next year by M1yo and Klopp Both eager to loin in the climb to the top Miss Shillingford iollied them 'ill the yeir thru And these sixteen small boys completed Gride ust is they started to do the third grade Fixe other brax e lads Joined in the parsde olly Bill Hughes a good all round sport And cariny Scotch Post of just the same sort There vx ere Huber and Sargent and Dick Pocock too Ex er ready to play when there s real work to do To keep them progressing Miss Simmons sure tried Their happy go lucky footsteps to guide So they trax eled straight on till they resched Grade IV There those nineteen huskies vx ere ioined bv ten more O Brien 'md Emsck an athletic pair With V1ucl1in the xx orker 1nd his shridoxx one Stcur There xx is Smedley the student amd Hippo the great With lx ex the frisky inclined to he l ite 71 if ll . V . C C I H- Q 2 1 . . c l . Y -, K K . S . . . 5 2 , , 2 ' 3 't 1 , 2 V , l c 1 C. . ,K . .C . c , c l , . , 5 , 1 V Y L , , c , . , c . I , . 'K . c l I K c , c c ' ,' , c If c , l With Mrs. Moore's urge and Miss l..awton's smile ' D I . L , . . K . . C L . ' ' C II, I 1 L ' , . Y Y . . . C '- Y K . r . Q Z , . L C ' C . . V I C L V V , C '-1 .1 I Y, C - Q 'c ,T .' . I A t C V ' v I, 'xv vli- V 2 . Roqulsh B1llHam1lton qu1etPaulCox VV1th Fern md Baruch llke 1 ack ln the box Slrs Hallock and Klnqham recelx ed them xx1th1OV Then prodded xxlth qoads each lolterlnq boy There football and baseball tennls and track Ru aled their lessons and qradeS gan to slack Then they arrlx ed at the next but last year Txx o qulet onea Sulzer and Harrls appear And xx 1th Mlckey the restlesa they entered Grade b1rs Mah aney and Wllll3I119 thelr enerqxes drlx e And noxx comcs tht fall of l 9 3 3 FOLII other l7FlXCllLlSl0lIlfl'l1SIl0l5lL comp nx Fxtun an and Bennett C ure and Klnq To H axexfotd School then talents they hrlnq Noxx th1rty elght xxxestlers tackle sxxth grade They xx ork xery ltttle hut play xxlth all m1qht In splte of the froxx ns ofS1r Smlth and Dame Whnte They clamor IU Enqllsh they parle 1n French They chatter 1n Art or at carpenter s bench They chatter at lunch they chatter at play They qahble and qxqqle ln fact all the day But xxhen they haxe left the dear unlor School They ll xxork all the tlme and nex ermore fool Up the stcep hlll of knoxxledqe they ll steadllx toll Anomtlnq thelr mmds vxlth Essolube o1l Noxx farewell to you all you de lr thxrty elqht Th1s Psth day of une xx lll he a sad date For you1 teachel s xx xll mlss you ffOllC9Om6 boys In splte of your chatter and clutter and nolse We all speed you on xx 1th a hearty qood luck Please take all your books and athlet1c truck Leax e nothlnq behlnd except your qood xx 1ll And try x ery hard our hopes to fulflll MRS A 5 WHITE 72 1 A-1 I l . 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NJ YV' . -uxmvs Q If IF TH FURM Flfth Row D Taylor DOFIIQS E Emack Rogers Fourth Row Leaque Pew S Mltchell Lufkm Ennls Spackman Ryder Tomlmson Koch McCabe LCWIS Thlrd Row Tucker Connelly Prlory Baugh Park Rl6Ck Waterer ackson Shellmgton F Sherman Second Row Ferns B Wllson Bausman Carter Conver ames Shore Llttleton Brooks Zmsser Vauclaln Flrst Row D OBr1en Sheppard Bassert Yeager Haas Stewart Corum S Collms Oakes E1man Spreter 76 , . ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' . . . 0 K 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 O . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . O . . 4 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I- 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 4 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 FOURTH FORM Flfth Row H M1tchell no Calhoun Scheffey Platt Hopkmson Heyl Casey Pendergrass Palmer Lee Fourth Row Danlel Allen Swift C Fox Wade Scull Wunder Harrns Rhoads R1ttenhouse Lmdsay Hanson Forte Rea Wllford Second Row Buck Fergusson S Murphy Reynolds F Llttleton R Potts Barker ohnston Henry R Taylor Hayes Flrst Row Sherman P Smlth Ervm D WllllamS Cornell G Hunter Scheldt Montgomery Cortrlght Hall 77 Third Row: Hopkins, Lineaweaver, Sheeler, Hastings, F. Thayer, Wooler :mi-..--.T , -7- -A- THIHU I-'URM Fourth Row Baker Felxx Beahm Read CUftlS Dxckmson Thlrd Row Marsh Sands D Spackman Sparks Ewmg C Frltz Evleth Ingersoll Lohrke Seward Bloecher Nelson Rlgby FlfSt Row Powel Kmgsley Worrell Moore McClenahan Vrooman M Dxxon Rawnsley G Evans 78 Second Row: Stahler, l-leligman, F. Hunter, Cummings, W. Wallace, Rainear SEEUNII FDBM Fourth Row Semple Whelen acobs R Wallace Bmns A Llttleton Ball Thlrd Row Goodxng D Cole D1llon Calhoun Heberton Deacon Second Row Stokes Grubb Blake F Shore Harrxs T Hastlngs Lenser Swing W Dxxon Wolcott H Fox First Row Soderberg Crelghton no Hayes Hoerle Whxte Bowen Banrcl Eshleman Lxgget Roberts Shaw 79 l Townsend, Wood, Lincoln, H. Hamilton FIRST PUHM Fourth Row Strumla Gurley ShoberVast1ne Durham Nesblt W Wallace Drew Bear Mauck Curran Hallowell McLean Th1rdRow Cohen Purves Shouvlm Royer Stroud lay Mltchell Second Row Neuman Thorpe Wagner Balatow C Smlth Scott Emack T Frltz Sloan Carpenter New Kendall D Montgomery Flrst Row G Powell Buzby enney H Thayer 80 lay Sands, Myers, R. Ziesing, E. Taylor, Walton SIXTH GRADE Second Row B Coxe Byerly G OBr1en T Ewmg Kleln McNeely Slaymaker Damel Sausser Freeman Z Brown First Row C Allen D Berwmd Cochran Lake Dolan Reeve W Buck F Wallace F Wood 81 Third Row: Pearson, Dixon, Lewis, H. Collins, Park, Wells, Mead, Van Waveren, Wideman FIFTH GRADE Fourth Row Grunt Mudqt Thornton Fslcr Smford Mah 111 Second Row Ward KlITll3fOUQh Durham Steere GllplH Roberts W1lbur R Smlth Woolcy First Row Btrxund G Wagner P White S Roberts S Dlllon Re1tzel Deardene Reglster Beal 82 Third Row: Williams, Thompson, Fliess, Greenwood, Ingersoll, Ewing, W, Coxe, C. Hastings l- ' V FOURTH GRADE Fourth Row SllTlIl1OI'lS Rho xds Parsons P Sellers Mxtchrll Collins F Aflalcl W Blddle E Girdmer Second Row G Sloan Sweeton Read D Roberts Makwer M Brown T Myers Bartow Boocock Lynch F1rstRow Kllcup B Allen Breyer Hetzel G MOFFIS Conrad Hellman Casa Lllrnrh Roxu 53 Third Row: Nicholson, Bell, G. Cox, Evans, Morrison, Bohlcn, Ieanes, S. Rush THIRD GRADE Fourth Row D Kennedy Kimlucll S Buck Cockran W Dougherty Yxtcs Millar Helmer P Parrish Third Row Phillips T Thayer Kincaid C Biddle Kerbaugh Morris Dunlap W Thompson Ely Neuman Stuebner Clements Henderson First Row E Oakes Harqraves W Kimbrough enney I-laws Tovile B Guequierre Meqirqee Lwwson Q Williims E Close 84 z , f, ' , . , ' ' , . , z 5, ' ' , Second Row: I. Scott, Davis, Darby, Gieg, Knight, Roberts, Fisher, R. Kennedy, ' 1 - '. . , . ' , I , , f , . ' SECOND GRADE Thxrd Row Ravenscroft Large Warden Randall N Cox W Collme F1rstRow L Ruih lVlCKlm W Dearden N Sellerv, Evleth Eqlm 85 Second Row: C. Yarnall, I. Roberts, Fitz, S, White, I. Wheelock, Heston FIRST GRADE l'ourth Row Gaston Lnngford Hutnhlnson Third Row S Dougherty Fortenbaugh MaCElree R Thompson K Wheelock Schoettle Drouxlhet blrst Row D Gutqulerre VV Shaw H Galloney VV Close Rakestraw E Berwmd Hmdenach I Master Colket Ashton 86 Second Row: Ncwhall, Iordan, T. Newhall, Leo Lorimer, S. Thornton, Brewster, I. Oakes PRE SCHOOL Third Row D Txtus Sloan Kane Eckert Hllllhf Rluqh W1DLhtll MlhOIlLY Second Row D Blddle Hoffman Drexel Heuer Grace Klnq First Row Tuttle Scott Leis F Galloway VV Sargent Lemmon l-loaq Zlllllllhrlnill B7 . ' . ' - f - -f X V '- , f , 7 IUNIOR SCHOOL On Monday September 25th shortly before 9 A M there was an atmos phere of confuslon generally and nolse spec1f1cally IH our un1or School bu1ld1ng About tvxo hundred flfty boys of yunlor school age were tearmg from room to room r1cochet1ng off closed doors other boys parents teachers or anyth1ng else wh1ch presented 1tself to the hurrylng youths At 9 A M a bell rang W1thlH S1Xty seconds a transformatlon had taken place The halls were qu1ckly empt1ed of the1r human mhabltants Qulet and order re1gned vxhere but a few moments before all had seemed complete confus1on The un1or School had begun 1tS nevx year To the upper school had gone a f1ne F1rst Form from our Slxth Grade of the prev1ous year To Gllman School had gone our frlend and fine teacher Slr ones as head of the1r lovx er school To Prmceton we lost another of our teachers S1r Foster who returned to h1s alma mater to contlnue w1th graduate vvork Mr Warrlner a newcomer to Haverford though an experlenced teacherl was about to drop h1s t1tle of M1ster for the Haverford t1tle S1r We welcomed back as a teacher at Haverford Mrs Tyler who replaced Mr Foster ln fourth grade We were xery sorry to lose the SEIVICQS of Mrs Moore 1n the m1ddle of the year She started the year w1th us and gaxe up only w1th great reluctance upon the 1ns1stence of her phys1c1an We mlss her and w1sh her good health and happ1ness ln her retlrement Mrs N1cholas who had taught 1n the un1or School before as MISS Lawton returned to 1ssume Mrs Moore s respons1b1l1t1es Try1ng to tell the readers of the Hahgoluk someth1ng of the unlor School and 1fS act1v1t1es IS a d1fhult task because so much of 1nterest happens con stantly that a complete enumeratlon of all noteworthy events IS lmposslble and a part1al T1St suggests only certa1n phases of our school l1fe Before men t1on1ng act1v1t1es lt m1ght be vxlse to tell what the un1or School IS work ind play fr1endsh1p ex er 1mprov1ng vte s1ng laugh and pray together 3Ct1V1ty plus good sportsmansh1p abounds the tone IS one of respons1ve eagerness the Sp1I'1t1S that of fr1endly cooperat1on In add1t1on to academ1c pursults the fall spor s of soccer and football beg1n on open1ng day The superused play group for younger boys IS also very much ID ev1dence from the start Our play court IS the scene of many a touch football game before school 1n the mornlng or at recess per1ods durlng the day Some rema1n after school to use lt The court IS taken pretty much for grant ed by thls t1me because vte have had 1t for about four years Those who can remember the lovely laxxn vvhlch used to be there also remember that It was a lox ely lavtn only durlng the summer months when It wasnt used as a play fleld After a very few days of heavy duty ln the fall there was no grass Then 1t was muddy for a great part of the wmter Now hovt ever the play court IS used almost ex ery day throughout the year After Thanksgnlng v.e go on a vunter schedule w1th no organlzed outdoor athletlcs The boys have a gym perlod each day and of course use the play court whenever poss1ble Wlth the end of the w1nter term and the annual gym exh1b1t1on we are ready for the sprmg athletlcs baseball tennls and track Some of the notevx orthy events of the year m1ght prove of lnterest The pre school group took a tra1n rlde to 30th St They also vxent to the Mar1ne Transportatlon shovx at Franklln lnstltute On several walks nearby they learned a great deal about places ln thelr communlty The first grade V1SltEd Delchester Farm and followed thls up by mak1ng a flrm 1n class and recordmq stor1es ln a book of EXPCFIEHCCS A tr1p to the zoo xx as Wlso 1ncluded IH the first graders act1v1t1es The second grade went to the Un1vers1ty Museum 1n connect1on w1th the study of lnd1ans then had a fine collect1on of lndxan crafts posters etc 88 , , n Q - . . . 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Q ', , . ., .III thelr classrooms A tr1p to the Planetarium to see Planets on Parade was 1lso on the proqrun for qr1dc 2 The thlrd grade ln connectlon w1th the study of the earth and Its develop ment attended two lectures at the Academy of Natural Sciences on Fosslls and The Cave Men Among other thmgs nn wh1ch thns grade IS partlcularly xnterested IS the subject of blrds thexr care and feedmg mxgratlons etc The study of Pxlgrxms and thenr first forms of government was chmaxed by a play on the same subject The fourth grade also went to the Planetarium to see Planets on Parade On a tr1p to the Academy of Natural Sclences they spec1al1zed ln the evchlbxts on m1ner'1ls 'md the Hall of Man Some of the frfth graders went to the Franklm lnstltute for a VlSlt there and a show at the Planetarlum called The Reasons for the Seasons A group of fifth and smxth graders made a tr1p to New York to VlS1t thelr adopt ed sh1p the S S Uruguay A canoe tr1p has been planned for later ln the year An exh1b1t of Soc1al Studxes projects early ln the year was a feature of the SlXth grade They attended lectures on Greece and Rome at the Unlversxty Museum and have a tr1p planned some txme durmg the last month of school Among the thlngs whxch we expect each year the hobby show takes a prominent place The annual tennls tournament IS just beglnnlng At Chrxst mas t1me the boys brmg stocknngs fllled w1th toys and useful artlcles for d1s tr1but1on by the Bedford St M1ss1on At the same tlme our boys contrxbute to funds for Chr1stmas partles at the College Settlement 1n Phlladelphla Durmg the fall college football songs are sung w1th great enthuslasm ln assembly every Fr1day morn1ng Mlss Spangler worked out a program of Songs of Other Lands w1th the dlfferent grades Notable among the perfor mance of these songs were the Polnsh and Hungarlan folk songs Fnnlandna was the outstandmg success ln thls project At Chrxstmas tlme a colorful pagent wnth muslc was glven 1n the gym It was called Chrlstmas ln a Manor The costumes added to the actlng and the muslc to glve a fimshed effect to the whole Mrs Donaghy spoke ln assembly to 1n1t1ate the Red Cross drlve for junlor members She spoke about the relnef gxven by the Red Cross and showed how they make Brallle ed1t1ons of books for the bhnd Professor Mlke Dorlzas came out from the Unlverslty of Pennsylvanla to glve us another of h1s colorful talks accompamed by motnon pnctures of hxs latest European tr1p The Orpheus Club quartet sang a flne program for us m assembly one morn1ng Mrs Pennell gave a very mterestmg talk on some of the new books for boys An assembly devoted to book week w1th a stage program helped stnm ulate outslde readmg About 130 worthwhlle books were contributed to the hbrary by the boys We were fortunate 1n havxng some good movxes thls year Among the films shown were the anxmal p1ctures w1th Dr Brown as lecturer bxrd fllms presented and explamed by Mxss Heycock and plctures presented by Moore McCormack Llnes showmg a trlp to South Amerlca The entlre school took act1ve part nn the Chlldren s Crusade for Chlldren not only through contrlbutlons but also through programs presented n assembly at the end of the week The athletlc records of football and soccer teams wlll be found elsewhere 1n this book Phlhp Blshop Day is about to be observed The outstandmg event athletxcally this sprxng was the no hlt no run baseball game pltched by George O Brlen of the elex en year old baseball team W1th these rather sketchy notes of the year we of the unlor School take vour leave vuth all best wlshes for the frlends of Hax erford and the Halxqoluk 89 . . . H n c . 1 1 . 1 4 v - . u . n v U vw .... . . - , v Y - . ll yn c . c c . . H vw c . . . . . . . . 44 vv . . . , . . . , . c . - v , .- . . . . v . , 1 ,. V - r . , 1 1 1 THE OAKS Fourth Row Mr ameson Mr ones Cox Pnory Rleck Spackman Benner Scull Mr Brown Mr Dethler Thlrd Row Harrxs Wade H Spackman Tewksbury Galbralth Saulmer Second Row Mr Covert Shafer Fergusson Ehrllch Lang Tatum R M1tchel1 G Hunter Wooler G Cook W Wallace Flrst Row Curran Burke Bausman S Murphy Helhgman Klngsley Rngby Lohrke Drew Bear Balatow 90 , 7 n 7 a I W. Frey, H. Frey, Mr. Black 3 - , 1 I . 1 , , . . , . , , . , . ' 3 ' 1 f - , . ' , l 1 . 3 F Y f x XXX ACTI ITIES l i 1 '5 Q Q ' , OOV'W,3SlXXu's 4252? pw'- '-N ,Z5fA?-' ' l HMWQWI 9':Yi xNf.,.5Y 2:2- M ' X N' I . . x l F' '72 - gv Il , , - 45 ' 'I HALIGOLUK BOARD Second Row V Form Assnstants ackson Zxnsser Hns Shellmqton Connelly Lcagua Funk Clr Mgr Not ln Pltcure S Stair Adv Mgr W Sellers Art Ed I Wallace V Form Asst Mr Severmghaus Faculty Advmer 92 l ' , ' .1 I , ' , z 1 , ' t , , ' First Row: I. Emack, Sports: Knorr, Sports: G, Cook, Editor-in-Chiefg R. Mitchell, Bus. Mgr: Third Row R1ddel1 Longstreth H Potts D OBr1en LEWIS Connelly Second Row Baruch Tewksbury I Emack lChaxrmanl H Spackman R Mltchell First Row Dorr Sheppard Zxesmg Ramear STUDENT COUNCIL Th1S years Student Councll as always has fulfilled 1ts dutxes as medlator betvx een the student body and the faculty 1n a very commendable manner under the splendxd leadershlp of ack Emack Through the year lt has stood up for xtself and the students xt represents IH a way whlch IS a credlt to the democratlc Splflt of the School On several occasxons the counc1l has taken drast1c actlon when srtuatlons not conducxve to the law and order of the School have arlsen MEMBERS Flrst Term Elected Second Term Elected Emack Emack Spackman H Spackman H O Brlen Tewksbury LCWIS LEWIS Potts R O Brien D Ramear Barker Appolnted Ralnear Potts H Appomted Longstreth Connelly Mltchell R Sheppard Klopp Dorr Baruch Zresmg Rnddell 93 , , 7 , . , Z ,Tr 1 ,-.1 'I' 'I' D ,. ,. .. .. ,. ,. Fourth Row Platt Koch Thnrd Row Mr Hunt R Mxtchell Freeman R Taylor Scheffey Heyl Penderqrass Cortrlqht Saull Cornell Second Row P Murphy Funk Dorr arnes Zmssrr Fnrst Row Rea T Thayer D Cole Swmg W1lford Rawnsley THE INDEX The expert eye wltnessed a great deal of lmprovement 1n THE INDEX thls year as the publlcatlon began to approach the form of real journahsm The content of the paper became more and more true to newspaper pract1ce both rn the mechanxcs of wr1t1ng of news sports and feature storles and ln the tone of all the artxcles Formerly a somewhat adolescent wlse crack School In the early fall a good s1zed reportxng staff volunteered and recelved lnstructlon from the edltors ln the rudlments of yournalxsm Thls tyro staff had publxshed Vol II No 1 wlthnn two weeks thus startmg off on 1ts year of organlzatxon s1ft1ng out and consolldatlon By Aprll the date set for the mflux of the 1940 41 board thxrteen lssues had been publlshed lncludlng a spec1alApr1l Fools number THE THINDEX This years INDEX contamed nts full share of errors some of the less lauqhable of whlch are stlll no doubt causmg the edltors chagrm In spxte of ltS mlstakes however THE INDEX grew m favor 94 2 . . , ,I , ' ' sheet, THE INDEX was changed to an organ more representative of the Flfth Row B Wallace Scull Fourth Row Hopkmson League Lewxs Boles Bothwell S Mltchell Third Row F Sherman Koch Tucker Baruch Connelly Freeman I Wallace Second Row McCabe. lckson Royer Emack Oakes E Thayer Mr Redman Fxrst Row I Hwrrxi Cornell R Mltchell Llttleton R Mtlrphey F Th iyer Iohnaton DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Presldent Vxce Presldent Secretary Buslness Manager Assxstant Busmess Manager Stage Manager Asslstant Stage Manager Property Manager Asslstant Property Manager Faculty D1rector r C 25 ack Emack Mr Black Fernand Baruch ack Emack ack Connelly Fernand Baruch ohn Llttleton Paul Cox Roy Spreter rosby E Redman ' z . . 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M . . c Charles Donk1n ames M Wallace r 41 DRAMATICS On March lst the Dramatzc Club presented 1ts forty fourth annual Play and Dance The play selected was a comedy Bachelor Born by lan Hay The scene IS la1d 1n an Engllsh publ1c school lt IS the story of the tr1als of Mr Donkln one of the housemasters He IS at odds w1th the new young headmaster Mr Oxmgton who has trampled on the boys most cher1shed tradltlons The other masters Mr Beamlsh and Mr Hastmgs s1de vnth Donkm To hls consternatlon Rosemary Chrls and Button the three llvely daughters of an old flame accompan1ed by the1r Aunt Barbara come to make the1r home wxth h1m The g1rls play havoc w1th h1m the school and the boys 1n general and by the1r youthful escapades 1eopard1ze Donk1ns pos1t1on so thoroughly that he IS forced to reslgn Because of the machlnatlons of S1r Berkley N1ght1ngale a frxendly member of the board of dlrectors a new post IS found for the dlsllked Mr Ovmgton and Donkln IS promoted to the head mastersh1p The thread of three love storles runs through the comedy untll at the end Rosemary announces her 1ntended marrlage to the mus1c teacher Phlllp de Pourvllle Barbara for whom Donkln feared he would have to que up hlS bachelor status reveals that she has been engaged to Frank l'last1ngs for seventeen years and between Chr1s and Floss1e S1r Berkleys nephew there IS a romant1c understandlng B1mbo Travers Pop and Crump students at the school d1d the1r share 1n mak1ng the play a merry one An admlrable performance was QIVBH by the whole cast but speclal ment1on should be g1ven to 1m Wallace Anne Keen and Ann A1gu1er for the1r excel lent portrayals of Donkm Rosemary and Chrxs All cred1t IS due Mr Redman for hls dlrectlon superx1s1on and constant enthuslasm The dance whlch fol lowed topped off a perfect ex enlnq The cast was as follows B1mbo Farmgdon Vlctor Beam1sh Frank Hastmgs Ellen Barbara Fane Button Farxngdon Matron Rosemary Farmgdon Ph1l1p de Pourvxlle Flossxe N1ght1ngale Rev Edmund Qvlngton Snr Berkley Nlgl'1tl1'1Q3l6 Travers Pop Old Crump Henry L1ght Wolf Fellx Thomas Wlll1amS ames S1mpson Freder1ck M Thayer r 42 Grant McCabe 3rd 41 Thomas M ackson r 41 DorothyI Wallace Dorothy E Lmton eanette Payne Barbara S Buckley Anna C Keen Phlllp Murphy Samuel W W M1tchell ames l-lopkmson Robert W Murphey Edward C Thayer oseph N Ewmg r ohn A E l'larr1s ohn A E l-larrxs R Bradley Royer ames M Wallace r oseph N Evtlng r Robert C Spencer r Roy Farklns ames l-lopklnson The entlre even1ng was a great success ittrlbutable to Mr Redman s d1s t1nct1x e treatment of each play and to the1r lnterestlnq xarlety 96 V I ' .................. I I . ' . .............. . 4 ................... , ,' ' ........................... I Chris Faringdon .... Aiguier ' ....................... ,'40 ' ' ' ............. . . ' ,'41 . ' ................ I ' ,'42 ' ' ' ............. . ,'4O ' ,........................ I . . ','42 ' .................... I . '41 'A ......................... I . f' 143 I ' ................... . 40 ' .......................... I ' ,'42 SUCH A CHARMING YOUNG MAN The gay' dinner scene of Zoe Atkins amusing play, Such a Charming Young Man Winifred Smith, E. Thayer, Helene DeLone, F, Sherman, F. Thayer, League, Anne Aiguier Scull, Lewis BACHELOR BORN Iexnette Payne F Thayer Barbara Buckley Dorothy Linton Jackson S Mitchell Anne Aiquier Wallace Ann Keen P Murphy Ewing McCabe R Murphey E Th xyer Hopkinson Harrii THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT I rouhlt in the form of rtturntd goody ix hrought upon th LlOIhlIl1LSIilWl1Sl1HlLIllOf R 'Vlurphty Pri tr R 'Witehtll B VK illitt B Roytr Sptnetr Hopkinson VN illi t I Hirrix Puma ' ' . . . , h r F- R C v ' S yi-Q . Ht-nry' Light and Felix Thomas in The Cuxtomer ls Always Right, hy' Edwin R. Mt-iss .. :-. .. '-.. 'Q px . H .I. 'z acl. . z , . -1 Returnlnq to tradltlon the Dramatlc Club presented four one act plays on December I5 Flrst the audlence xxas treated to The Lost Stlk Hat by Lord Dunsany xxlth the followmq cast The Caller Phlllp Murphv The Laborer Brenton G Wallace r The Clerk Russell S Boles The Poet L Dutton Bothxx ell 3rd The Pollceman VV1ll1am M Prl er r Next on the proqram vxas Zoe Atklns Such A Chlrmmq Younq In xx hlch the folloxxlnq took p art Leontme Marqaret Wlnlfred D Smlth Helene Delsone Hubert nc s Sherman A Wonderftll Lookmq Wonlan Gerald Walter Phllander Hicks ones After the IIIYQYYTIISSIOH xx ho took part were Wllll3Hl Thomas Adams Pratt lmmy Daxld Lay Baldxxm Wilson Antolnettc Atquxer Edxx ard C Thaver Harry Leaque Edyx ard Scull Thomas H Lexus r Copy bv Kend 1ll Bannmq xx as presented Grant McCabe 3rd Edwxard Klopp r Robert VV Nlurphey Wallace H Wallace Thomaslkfl ackson r Rlchard E Mltchell Edxxard H B Cornell In the last play of the ex enlrg The Customer ls Alwavs Rlqht bv R Mexss the folloxxlnq appeared Fehx Thomas Henry Lnght james Simpson Roy Farkms Wolf Wllll ams ames Wallace ohn Harrls Robert Spencer ames Hopkmson Bradlev Rover oseph Evxmq 98 Man Thosc Edvxm 4' ,140 , f. ,I.,'4O ' ................... . 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I S 1 COPY The Scene of the xery buiy edltor Q room on a hot Qummer Q day xn Copy by Kendall Bannmq McCabe R Murphey R Mltchell lackson Cornell Klopp VV Wallace THE LOST SILK HAT The IITIOFOLIS love Struck young qentlem ln comes upon an odd collcctlon of pcoplc ID Bolei B Wallace Prlzer P Murphy Bothvxell BACHELOR BORN A tnnsc moxmnt lntxx een the younq headmawnr md l-cmd Mr Donkm xckson Hopkmson lVlcCalu VN illacm Ann Kean 99 I L 'V Lord Dur1sany'si The Lost Silk Hat Seventh Row Koch League Mr ameson H OBr1en Sxxth Row R Potts Schelfey Platt Calhoun I Wallace Tomlmson Fifth Row Scull B Wallace Pendergrass D OBr1en Hanson Fourth Row H Mxtchell B Royer Cortrxght R Murphey Damel Iohnston Third Row Tatum ackson F Thayer Hastmgs Llneaweaver Second Row Havens on Hayes I Lxttleton Elman Bassert Dorr First Row W Baer Simons Ivey Boles E Emack Iones Riddell GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Presrdent Russell S Boles Vxce Presldent Edward F Emack Secretary Treasurer Edward K Rlddell Dlrector Mr Robert V ameson Because of the excellent dlrectlon and leadershlp of Mr ameson and because of mnumerable 8 30 rehearsals coupled w1th a few 2 30 ones the Glee Club has done a fine lob th1s year It has performed twlce and as the I-Iahgoluk goes to press lt IS 1n rehearsal for a performance at Commencement The hrst performance was at the Dramatlc Club s Annual Play and Dance at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel 1n Phlladelphla on March fxrst Here between the second and thlrd acts the Glee Club sang choruses from Patlence by Gllbert and Sulllvan and the Dartmouth Wlnter Song by F F Bullard Agaln on March seventh at the Annual Fathers D1nner the Glee Club entertalned wlth the Plrate s Chorus from Gxlbert and Sulllvan s operetta Pxrates of Penzance and the Wxnter Song A qumtet composed of Ed Emack Longstreth Boles Ivey and Snmons sang Sweet Adelme and Way Down Home much to the amusement and genume enjoyment of the fathers The whole Glee Club then led the fathers nn several old tlmers At Commencement on une tenth the Glee Club wlll smg as a last farewell to departmg Senlors Onward Ye People by Slbellus In splte of the hardshlps whxch constltute the molding of a good glee club Mr ameson has agam turned out an OIQHHIZBIIOII whlch has been a credlt to the school A large turnout th1s year enabled the club to make a very fine showlng between the acts of the School Play at the Bellevue Stratford In addxtlon to thxs the Glee Club also sang at the Fathers dmner and for the first t1me IS scheduled to make 1ts appearance at the Commencement Exerclses A great deal of credlt IS due Mr Iameson and the members who we know enloyed every mmute of makmg th1s year s Glee Club a success u : , , , . ' ' I . ' .A ............................. . ,Ir. Librarian .......... Prizer ' ........... , ..........,.... . . I , . . 'y' If . Y v YV 14 . v n - .. 1 , Y Second Row T Thayer Iohnston Stroud H Thayer Mr Barone B Wallace THE ORCHESTRA Among last years graduatlng class were many of the orchestras most valuable members This year lnterest ln thls organlzatnon among boys ln the upper forms was scarce From the lower forms however new materlal appear ed Thls new materral because of ltS lack of experrence dxd not cause the orchestra to xmprove greatly thrs year but wrthm the next few years these boys w1ll become a valuable asset A glance at the attendance record wxll prove how very much members enyoyed playlng under Mr Barone s able dlrectlon As customary the orchestra played at the annual play and dance at the Bellevue and at the Fathers Dmner Plans for partrcxpatnon ln Commence ment and the Alumnx Dmner are being made lOl T , Q Q c 4 First Row: Burke, Cook, B. Montgomery, Rhoades, Park, Scott, Smith, Gurley, Sands Third Row Bothvxcll Huqhes Tevtkshury Dorrmcs Tomlmson Royer qerond Row W Frey Ptnderqrass Barker on Hays L Taylor Ivey Mr Shxvs First Row Cwrter Fhersold Stewart Bassert ZIBGXUQ Rlddell CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Under the able supervlslon of Mr Shaw the Current Events Club com pleted 1ts fifth year of successful exlstence At the weekly meetlngs members took turns dlscusslng varlous tlmely subyects the war was a favorxte Thls year the club had the good fortune of havmg two guest speakers Mr Boocock was the first He spoke on Lord Lothlan the Brltlsh ambassador to the Unlted States The second was Mr ullus Zxeget who talked on local governments partxcularly that of Lower MCFIOH Townshxp The officers for the first term were Presldent Klopp Vlce Presxdent Sellers and Secretary Royer For the second term ZIQSIHQ was elected Presn dnt Klopp VICQ Presldent and Hays Secretary 102 -., , . xr I ,L M Q M, I, . . , 2 , . ' : . , 1 K ..., . , , . ' , . . z' : z ,. , , '. , ..: , . 1, . , . . , . .1 , , . ' V I T v 1 r 4 T . - ' r , , . , - Y Second Row Saulmer Tatum Fnrst Row Tcwksbury H Spackman fCha1rmanl R Mitchell OAKS HOUSE COMMITTEE The purpose of the Oaks House Commlttee IS to carry the ldea of student government mto the Oaks ThlS year our mam ObjCCtlV6 was to perform a SQFVICC of value to the Oaks ln cooperat1on wxth Mr Covert and not to exlst ln name only We belleve we have to some extent carrled out thxs plan by forming of a better club room wlth mcreased mterest and support from the Oaks boys by offermg helpful suggestnons to Mr Covert whose assxstance and advxce to us was mvaluable and by achlevmg a good balance m the treasury for the use of next year s commlttee To the members of next year s commlttee we express our deslre that they wlll have every success m servmq The Oaks IO3 . X . lux N 1 sg ' .- 0 . ' 1 . . , . , . 1 . . , f . , e .. H Second Row Iames Eiman F Sherman Littleton Shermcin First Row Hopkinson Mr LI-lerltier OBrien Zinsser THE FRENCH CLUB The French Club IS probably the most exclusixe club in the Haverford School today It limits its membership to eight boys who as a rule are not listed The club s meetings are held on Tuesday afternoons in M L Heritier s ohn Zmsser vice president and ames Hopkinson secretary Le Petit Iournal a French newspaper IS used for reading and speeches are presented by the members Among the novel and instructive things which the club has done this year are solving French cross word puzzles holdlng open forums and reading stories Great credit is due to M L Heritier for his enthusiastic interest and help which he shows not only during meetings but also in classes His friendliness and help will never be forgotten 104 z , ' . 4 ,I. 1 room. At the beginning of the year David O'Brien was elected president, I Standing Hall H Frey Dr Newhall Forte Wllford Seated Platt F Littleton Dmul Shxpley LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Presndent F Llttleton Secretary Peter Damel The Latm Club IS a small group of classxcally 1ncl1ned students who meet weekly wlth Dr Newhall ThlS year the club whlch should really be termed the Classxcal Club began an mformal study of Greek whlch may prove quxte helpful 1n college and at any rate IS a most faSClI13t1I'1g and mterestmg study ln some of the meetlngs the members read from The Standard Bearer book dealmg wnth ullus Caesar Occaslonally Dr Newhall reads var1ous selectlons revealmg some of the unusual and lxttle known aspects of the c1v1l1zat1on of the anclent Romans The purpose of the l..at1n Club IS the closer acquamtance wxth and the stlmulatlon of lnterest ln a qreat cnllxzatxon whlch has so profoundly mfluenced our own It IS hoped that next autumn a larger group of lnterested students w1ll swell the meager ranks of the present members for l am sure they will find It from the cultural standpomt a most valuable experience 105 Q , a , : ' . '. ' ' , z ' ' , . , 3 , .1 v , f , . Second Row Wxlford Hastmgs Scheffey Rhoads Connelly Burke First Row Benner 1meslCh'urmanJ Koch P Smith CAMERA CLUB Presldent Davxd ames Secretary and Treasurer Albert Koch Thls year the Camera Club had a good start Photographs had to be turned nn by each member once a month and these were dlscussed ln later meetmgs Talks were glven by members of the club rangxng from dlscusslon of devel opers to photographlc Chrlstmas Cards Although the club had a great deal to offer 1nterest lagged toward the end of the school year ThlS was caused by the outslde mterests of the members who found lxttle tlme to spend on photography However the club IS spon sormg nts annual photographxc contest as usual At the begmnmg of next year when the members have more trme for thxs mterestmg hobby nt IS hoped that the Camera Club wlll aqam take 1ts place among the large and well run clubs ln the school 106 ' .................................... ' I Vice-President ............................. Gabriel Tucker DANCE COMMITTEE Second Row Buru I1 I Thxy r rs! Row I RING COMMITTEE opp H Port f r 107 GAME COMMITTEE Thlrd Row Enms Funx Hogan B Willane Second Row F Shermin B Roygr Fregman H M1tLl1Lll CHEERLEADERS benond Row Frumdn Hughes Klopp Funk Flrst Row Corum Spfmkm an 108 First Row: R. Ziesing, Jackson, League, Rieck, Hughes ' z ,I. ' ' 2 ATHLETICS 1 .Su-al Y ms .3 Z I! 'if i a 'S I A 1 --- fy ' ' FOOTBALL SQUAD fLetter Menj Fourth Row Mr Wallace fCoachl Lee Tatum flVfqrl Levns Mr Glult Third Row H Spackman S Smlth Bromer Ryder Second Row Blydenburgh M W1lll3mS Galbra1th Connelly Longstreth First Row E Emack H Potts Baugh Emack fCaptl Prlzer Riddell Tevtksbury f UUTBALL The fall of 1939 d1d not produce another lnteracademlc football cham It seemed as though fate had dec1ded that the team should not have the champlonshxp for a fifth consecut1ve year Our squad had a lot of good materlal and It was well coached but for some unknown reason the Maroon and Gold couldnt defeat Epxscopal 1n the Cl6C1dlIlg game It was ln Doc Wallace s words yust one of those th1ngs you can t expla1n Strange to say the team was at 1tS best ln the thlrd game of the season the Lawrencevllle game Haverford s clock llke executlon of runmng and passmg attacks and almost lmpenetrable defense wlll be long remembered by those who elther wltnessed or part1c1pated xn the game Wnth a team that was one of the heavlest ln the history of the school ex erybody had hlgh hopes before the season started and most of these people stlll had thelr hopes up after the 12 O defeat handed us by a br1ll1ant Frankford team 110 'I pionship for Haverford: the season, nevertheless, was far from unsuccessful. y . FOOTBALL SQUAD Seventh Row Shxpley R Mrtchell Sellers Barker I Llttleton Hamllton Sixth Row F Baer Calhoun Myers Ferns Hopkinson Rleck Fifth Row Llndsny Ennls Bromer Tomllnson Sherman S Mltchell Scull1Asst Mqrl Fourth Row Priory Saulnler Lewis Simons Scheffey R Potts Thxrd Row Blrtlett Tatum lMqrl W Frey Frxtz Connelly Mr Casey Second Row Mr Wllllce Lee E Fmack S Smith Ryder Blydenhurqh M VVllln1ms Lonqstreth Mr Gault Agalnst Poly Prep the team began to look strong and students had thenr smlles agam along wlth a l3 O uctory from a hard flghtlng team Then came Lawrencevllle The team hlt ltS hrgh mark on that memorable day and took a strong opponent to the tune of 28 6 Valley Forge held us to a scoreless t1e the next week In thls game our captaln elect Sammy Baugh had sex eral rxbs broken and was out untll the last of the season ln the Penn Charter game the shlrt was kept dlrty but was made no dlrtler as the score was 3 3 There was much clrscusslon over Captam ack Emack s declslon to take the held goal when we were on the Charter three yard lme but everyone later agreed that he was rnght Led by the passmg of Ed Rxddell and the excellent kxckmg and runnmg of Bud Tewksbury the team svx ept through Germantown and Frlends Central by the respectlye scores of 20 0 and 28 6 Then Eplscopal the remammg obstacle that could keep the Maroon and Gold from another lnterac champlonshlp stopped us by the lopslded score of l6 0 Eplscopal had a stronger team and domxnated the play throughout the game lt was m thls qame that people felt that the bxg boys let up but for thexr mformatlon there were some xery sad hearted boys after that game so l thunk all cngree now that ex en lf we were defeated twxce incl txed twice vxhnle wmmng four games xxe had 1 successful seison lll l First Row: l-l. Spackman. Prizer, Riddell, H. Potts, Emack lCapt.l. Galbraith. Tcwkshury, .. V. 7 . . ' U 'I I . I, ' c . . . c . 135 LB FOOTBALL SQUAD Fifth Row H Mxtchell Heyl Mr Shaw Mr Allen Fourth Row Evunq W Baer Cox Platt Shore Forte D WlllldmS Thxrd Row S Murphy Spencer P Smlth Drmnel Hunter Cornell Second Row Ehrlxch Helserman Shceler A COlllI'lS F Thayer F1rstRow Stewart Conver I Hiyew lcaptl Corum Wllford SEASON S RECORD Haverford 7 Eplscopal Haverford 0 Penn Charter Haverford 28 Germantown Acad 6 113 120 LB FOOTBALL SQUAD Fourth Row B Montgomery W L1ttleton Nelson Mr Garner Sparks Pendergrass Sands Noble Third Row Ball I Smlth Fellx A Llttleton Rea Ingersoll Second Row Shcrm in Dxllon M Dmxon Worrell Bloecher H Curtls W Drxon First Row Bxku Dlckmson Rmncar Cummmqs Marsh F Hunter Stahlcr Kmser SEASON S RECORD H iverford Hwverford Hax erforcl Hax erford 6 Chestnut Hull 7 Penn Charter 7 Germantown Acad 2 Epxscopal 114 ., , . , , . , , ' :IA 2. .. , , 'C V A ul v .nv lv' . , c , , ,.l.. c , , ,... , . , , ' 6- ' , , , ....... 105 LB FOOTBALL TEAM Sixth Row Bowen Roberts Clark Wolcott Mr Klnqhlm lCoaehl Strumxa Drew Thornton W aqner Fifth Row Semple Heberton Wallxee Cole Denon Curran Fourth Row McLean C1lhoun GOOdlnq Durh um Gurley Third Row Wood Lexscr Eihlemm Stevenson Lnqqett Swmq Second Row Whnte Mxtchell Vastme Lmcoln Shaw First Row Hallowell Hoerle Balrd Sands SEASON S RECORD Haverford Haverford Haverford Haverford Chestnut H111 Penn Charter Germantown Acad 12 Episcopal 115 . Q ' , N - v -. c . . . xc . al ' . , .V , ,, ' v v KK v r 1 v o x ' - . ., 1 . ,. ., 2 , .. a. S , H 2 , , , , r '. ,C , - , ,7, ,0, ......2O ,6, ,6, 90 LB FOOTBALL TEAM Thlrd Row D1xon Myers Wells Mr Warrlner fCoachl Collxns Carpenter CUFYIS Second Row Montqomery Con Wallace Snnmons Esler lVlcNeely Durham Flrst Row Matthews Powell Fr1tz T Evwmg Byerly Zmsier Allen Haverford 0 Germantown Frxends 0 Hav erford O Eplscopal Haverford 6 Penn Charter 13 Haverford 6 Fr1ends Central Seventh Row Mr Allen tl-Xsst Coachl Mr Fraley lAQst Coach! Mr Nauas ICoachl Flfth Row W Scott Sausser Affeld Dolan W Read M Brown Nevxlm Fourth Row S Evxmq Colllm Thompson W Danlel Buzhy R Srmth Thlrd Row P Whlte H lnqersoll Cox Bartow Mltchell Lakr Bohlen Second Row Harrmon G Wxqner L Qcott R Knnbrouqh Grint Conrad Flrst Row Emack FFILZ 80 LB FOOTBALL TEAM Haxerford 7 Penn Charter 0 Haverford 6 Penn Charter Haxerford O Ep1scopal 7 Haxerford O Eplscopal Sixth Rovv: Evans, Makiver, S. Ruah, Bell. Beal. Boocock, I. Dlllon: D. lioherts SOCCER SQUAD Qlletter Menj Thlrd Row B Wallice Koch l1Vlgrj Boles B lcy Second Row I1 k on Sh llmqton Knorr Huqh F1 st Row l III lvu, Klopp 1C ptl Woolcr Fc qu ll SUCEEP1 HAVERFORD 0 GIRARD COLLEGE 7 On the 30th of September Haverford s green team w1thout a s1ng1e letter man back started off a rather unsuccessful season aga1nst Guard College at home The game was played almost ent1rely ln Haverford terr1tory and 1n sp1te of B111 Knorr s fine defenslve work coupled w1th Russ Boles excellent goal tend1ng the much super1or Gxrard team won w1th a score of 7 0 HAVERFORD 1 LOWER MERION 3 On the 3rd of October Haverford lost to Lower Menon to the tune of 1 3 at home The game was played ln a sea of mud but 1n valn for Hax erford HAVERFORD 2 GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 1 October 5th was the hey day of the 1939 soccer season On that date Haverford won over Germantown Academy ltS only v1ctory The scor1ng was done by Ed Klopp and Tom Leonards G A came back 1n the second quarter w1th one goal HAVERFORD l HILL SCHOOL 6 At Hax erford on October 7th the team lost to a strong H111 School team The first half was a hard fought battle end1ng 2 1 H111 however over vxhelmed the weaker Haverford team ln the second half Hawerfords goal vsas made on an excellent shot by B111 Hughes 117 - Q ' : . 1 , . , ,, ai : sc s , c ' Q . . 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HAVERFORD l PENN CHARTER 4 At home on the 12th of October Hn erford lost iqim thus tnme to Penn Charter wlth the score of 4 l ln the first period Haverford s only goal was made by Tom Leonards ln a grand start HAVERFORD 0 GERMANTOWN FRIENDS l On the 19th of October at home Germantown Friends was just able to eke out a xxctory ox er a flghtmg Hay erford team 1 0 The lone score was made in the first quarter the rest of the game Haverford fought ln enemy terrltory in a sam attempt to score HAVERFORD 0 WESTTOWN 3 At Westtown on the 20th of October ln spate of the presence of femlnme lnspxratlon Haverford lost 3 O Westtowns much larger field more or less baffled the Has erford boys who were used to a smaller field HAVERFORD 1 FRIENDSCENTRAL 1 Away again at Friend s Central on the 26th of October Haverford txed the strong aggregation of Friend s Central 1 l For three quarters the two teams were deadlocked Late m the fourth Carter Fergusson came throuqh for Haverford wlth a goal A mlnute later 1n a frenzied drive down the field Frlend s Central retaliated just before the final gun Two extra perlods were played nn 1 X am attempt to break the t1e HAVERFORD 2 HAVERFORD HIGH SCHOOL 5 On the lst of Nox ember Haxerford Hugh School defeated Haverford School 5 2 ln 1 postponed qame Haverford School w ent down ln a qallant fight with her goals made by Tom Leonards and Bill Hughes HAVERFORD l EPISCOPAL 3 In what proved to be the hardest fought game of the year Episcopal de feated Haverford 1 3 on Nox ember 3rd at Episcopal Haverford s only goal was made on a lonq kick from center field by the fullback Eplscopal S first two goals were made on lucky shots by their forwards but the last showed excellent sklll and teamwork HAVERFORD 2 FRIENDSCENTRAL 2 ln a gallant finish to the season Hax erford played her last game against Friends Select home on November 16th The two teams evenly matched fought to a 2 2 standst1ll Haverfords goals were made by Bill Knorr and Ed Klopp Both teams fought hard but in xam to break the tle Exen after two extra fn e minute periods the teams were deadlocked So ended a comparatlxely poor year of soccer at Has erford Congratula tions howex er must be extended to the coaches Mr Barr and Mr Sensemq for domq a hne p1ecc of work ID turnmq out the best team possible wlth the green maternal at hand At the close of thc. season Tom ackson was elected next vears captam and Gwbrlel Tucker manager Ilb r r 1 . ff f ctr , f 7. v - n . . y f - . . 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Klopp lC1ptJ Riqisur F Littleton Sehrondir 13 AND 14 YEAR OLD SOCCER SQUAD Third Row R VX dlliei Binm Imohs VK helin D Spfiekmin Mr Broun Second Row Rmnxlq Lohrke Blake Biihin Creighton First Row G Fx ins 'Vioon Pnrrx Reid Cvruhh Xrooniin SEASOIYS RECORD Haverford. l' Penn Ch1rter,2 Haverford, 11 Friends Central, 0 H'ivf.rford, l'Germ1ntovxn Friends, O Hiverford, 2: Episcopwl, 0 H1x'erford,O: Friends Select, 3 l f ll AND 12 YEAR OLD SOCCER SQUAD Thlrd Row Parrlsh Mr Balmer Shouxlm Mltchell Nwlnt E Taylor Mr Brown 4Co1chl Wood Second Row Cohen Nludd Purxu Trump Neuman Thorpe Lexus l'1rstRow Sloan Sxmth Puk ll11y1rlC1ptl Bnrvund Dougherty Hixerford l Penn Chirter 4 Haverford O Eplbcopal O Hixerford 4 Germantown Frxends 0 HM erford 0 Frlendbselect l 9 AND 10 YEAR OLD SOCCER SQUAD Sixth Row Blddlg Mr Dtthltr 4Co1ghl Mudqt Fourth Row Leo Sellern Reeu Master Sutton G1lp1n Lynch Thxrd Row Woolex W1ll13lI1S G Hastmgs E Hastnnqs canes Ulrlch Monaqha Second Row Regmter Dearden Robern Berxxmd Sxxeeton Wllbur Myem First Row Repetto Morrxs Hellman Ott Hetzel Breyer Hwxerford O GermantoxxnFr1ends 3 Haxerford 2 Epmcopil H nxuford 3 Pneml s Centra H uerford 2 Frlend s Select . . .,,, . . , , . ' 2 . ' 'z 2 . ' . 2 ' . t '- 2 . , ' 'A , K ' f ' . I 1 , ' , 1 , v . ' v v . 4 lu c , v 7 . , c , , , 2, - 1- 8' ., .. -. 4 Q 1 Fifth Row: Slaymakcr. Guequicrre. VVright. Rhoads, Ward. Mahan ' z 7' ' , . 5' , ' A .IX . A , K an 1 ' . I ' l , ' . I l- c , . . . . . . ilu' l, I 4. ,A O 2' , I . .lk ,.. :QSM GYM TEAM ftvxls Mr MLQu1llen fcoichj Havens Spmkm GY TEAM The number of boys workmg for gym awards thxs year was small even smaller than usual Followmg the example of their coach Francxs Brown those who worked worked hard Gym work QIVES lxttle glory ln proportxon to the tlme xt requires but mastery of a new figure IS a thrxll unobtamable elsewhere In the annual Gym Meet held on March 15 ack Spackman defeated Tnm Lewls and Colher Havens 1n competxtxon for the gym cup A few days later IH the G T tryouts Havens Spackman and Lewls won thelr G T s 121 ' I '? , hi I ' . ' I 1 GA ,L -..- V ...v,,...-5 ' ef K' 3 X i .' 4 ' ' 1 , 1 ., 1' nn . , . . . . . , FENCING SQUAD Second Row L Taylor flVlgrl I Sherman Platt Ferns F Sherman G Kingsley Mr Allen lcoachj First Row F Thayer D Taylor League Rhoads Ervm PENDING Haverford Ardmore un1orH S 2 Haverford Radnor Sword Club 2 Haverford V F M A 6 Haverford Eplscopal Academy 2 Haverford Penn Charter 2 ln the second year of 1ts exxstence the fenclng team has made a place for ltself among the schools whnch have thls sport by wmmng 4 out of 1fS 5 dual meets losmg only to the champxonshxp Valley Forge Mllxtary Academy team The team placed second ln the Folls Drvxsxon of the Pennsylvanla Inter scholastlc Fencmg Champlonshlps whlch were held for the first txme thls year ln that same meet Captam Harry League won the 1nd1v1dual folls champlonshlp Much credlt IS due to the team and to Mr Allen for thexr good season and fme record Captam League was awarded a Major H and mlnor letters were presented to Rlchard Platt Dave Taylor Harold Ervm and Manager Loyall Taylor The prospects for next year are very good All the letter men of thns year wnll be back and the three members of the second team Teddy Thayer Francls Sherman and ay Rhoads w1ll also be on hand to strengthen the squad The team plans to have a fuller schedule of meets and to take part 1n many of the competxtlons sponsored by the Phlladelphla A F L A 122 .---5'-1' K ,, 2 lg ' ' l ge, - x FK f g Y . M X - I V' A , ' -x ,, I If nu- ,, if -,gk ' , KN ' KA T , 1 K , I I 4 7 . , 7: I ' . ., , 7: . , 3: . . . ., , 7: , , 7: , , . , , I , GOLF TEAM Second Row St'ur McNally Rhoads Hughes lcaptj Galbraxth Mr ameson First Row Baruch Lanq S Murphy Benner Zlesmq Indxvndual Record Won Lost Tned Murphy Hughes Rhoads Baruch Lang Benner GULF Thus far the golf team has played only three matches ln nts first meet wnth Valley Forge Mllltary Academy lt emerged vlctorlous 5 to 4 Thus made the thnrd year for a Haverford vxctory over the Cadets Next on the schedule came Haverford Hlgh School They proved too powerful and we lost by a score of 7M to IM Swarthmore s unxor Varslty the only college team on the schedule was defeated by a score of 8 to 1 The season s lme up was as follows Murphy one Hughes two Rhoads three ZICSIHQ four Baruch hve Lang snx QC L nunued n p'q,e l49j 123 Ziesing ........... l ..... ...... 2 ........... O Second Row Longst eth Mr Gault lCoachj Boles First Row Rxddell Gall raxth H Potts Kno r H OBr1cn BASKETBALL HAVERFORD 23 HAVERFORD HIGH 19 On the twelfth of December Haverford School opened nts 1940 basketball campalgn In a very poorly played game the slgn of the openlng of a season we squeezed out a vlctory over Haverford Hlgh George Galbralth stood out for our team Fam1l1ar names 1n the Maroon and Gold llneup were Potts Boles and Longstreth new names were Balley and Galbralth HAVERFORD 18 LAWRENCEVILLE 25 Before a small Saturday afternoon crowd 1n the home gym Haverford School lost 1tS annual game w1th Lawrencevllle 25 18 Lawrencevxlle havxng already played slx games dommated the game On December 19 the Maroon and Gold suffered ltS second defeat of the season Poor passlng and faulty shootmg kept the Fords a few steps behmd the vlctors The hlgh polnt of the game was the brlllxant shootlng and ball handhng of Gverbrook s forwards HAVERFORD 15 ALUMNI 31 ThlS trad1t1onal game agam went to the Alumm So long as Chuck I-Iarnden and Ben D1lworth can shoot a basketball the undergrads have reason to worry Many laughs and a good txme came w1th the 31 15 beatmg nm Burdlck un1e Trultt Chuck Harnden Ed Neely and Stan Klrk proved themselves to be far superlor to Coach Gault s boys 124 ki A l Z I' I , . c , V . D HAVERFORD, 253 OVERBROOK, 30 SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL ones Barker Weihman D OBr en D0 es Mr Gault fcoachl HAVERFORD 25 WEST PHILADELPHIA 29 Our team got off to a bad start George Galbraith scored our only two pomts in the first quarter the visitors made ten Arty Collins was then sent in and his fast floor work and excellent shooting brought the score to ll 14 West Philadelphms favor at the half In the third and fourth quarters first one team then the other scored It looked as though Haverford had the game won when big Hugh O Brien sank one from the middle of the floor However a sudden scoring spurt on the part of West Philadelphia put them ahead as the game ended HAVERFORD 44 CHESTNUT HILL 5 ourneying to Chestnut Hill the Haverford School basketball team broke up against a stronger and taller team could do nothing The Maroon and Gold was out for blood Russ Boles was high scorer with eleven pomts he was closely followed by George Galbraith who had nine HAVERFORD 37 GERMANTOWN FRIENDS 26 Hawerford School defeated Germantown Friends on the home floor 37 26 The Haxerfordians vtere nexer in danger Therefore all substitutes savx action George Galbraith was again the game s high scorer with a total of 17 pomts HAVERFORD 24 FRANKFORD 12 Idle in the Public High League Frankford engaged the Maroon and Gold at Haxerford and suffered a 24 12 setback Galbraith again walked off with all the honors HAVERFORD 27 PENN CHARTER 39 Friday afternoon Penn Charter came ox er to our floor brmgmg with them a string of xictories broken only by a strong Roxborough team Penn Charter took the lead inthe beginning and kept it 125 i I , , ' 1 , . 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The Hillers. 1 3 r ' l Y V I I 7 1 I v V. , 2 , HAVERFORD 21 VALLEY FORGE 29 When xt met Valley Forge the team show ed llttle Improvement smce lts defeat at the hands of Penn Charter Although hard pressed the Cadets were x1ctor1ous Horn starred for the vtmners and Galbralth for the losers HAVERFORD 22 FRIENDS CENTRAL 30 Frlends Central s small gym and fast playmg proved to be too much for the Maroon and Gold Yerkes and Galbraxth played exceptlonally well HAVERFORD 46 CHESTNUT HILL 9 ln thns game the first team saw but fifteen mmutes of actlon before xt was sent to the showers The thxrd and fourth formers who then took over made 1 commendable number of pomts HAVERFORD 33 EPISCOPAL 35 This qame was the best game of the current season played on the home floor It was a fight between George Galbralth and little George Stanley Eplscopal star The Eplscopal team squeezed through wlth a close 35 33 vlctory HAVERFORD 35 GIRARD COLLEGE 29 In a thrxllxng game at The Hum the Maroon and Gold was vlctorxous Gomg 1nto the fourth perxod the Gnrardlans led 24 21 but Coach Gault mserted two of h1s able substitutes Knorr and Boles who put the game on xce George Galbraxth hxqh scorer got mne of hls eleven pomts 1n the last pernod HAVERFORD 22 PENN CHARTER 26 George Galbralth had ten pomts at half tlme and Penn Charter s defense seemed defectlve However IH the last quarter the Blue and Gold dxsplaymq thelr champ1onsh1p qual1t1es vxent on to take the lead and w1n HAVERFORD 30 GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 16 In a very slow and unmterestmg game the Maroon and Gold had llttle trouble ln defeatmg Germantown Academy Galbralth and OBr1en shared the top scormg honors HAVERFORD 21 FRIENDS CENTRAL I8 Both teams played poor ball Haverford out to avenge her defeat at the hands of Frxends Central earller 1n the season led 5 3 at half tlme Hacket vxas hlgh scorer of the game vuth ll pomts Galbralth followed wlth 9 HAVERFORD 26 EPISCOPAL 27 In our last league game of the season we were defeated by the score of 27 26 The game was mp and tuck throughout Galbralth s 8 pomts brought his total to 62 for the lndnvndual scormq honors ln the Interac League HAVERFORD 30 POLY PREP 33 The vlsxtors whxle not dlsplaymq much skxll clearly showed that they wanted the vlctory The close qame wx nth Episcopal the day before undoubtedly slowed up the home team George G1lbr11th ended h1s splendld season by qathermg I8 pomts breakmg hls own record of I7 for a game 126 . 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Second Row Worrell Sparks Curtls He1serman W Llttleton F1rstRow Stahler Baker Ramear I4 YEAR OLD BASKETBALL Haverford 22 Germantown Academy Haverford 27 Chestnut Hlll Second Row Bowen Townsend Dnllon Wood Shaw Fnrst Row Eshleman Lxgget Eberton F L1ttleton Balrd I Calhoun 13 YEAR OLD BASKETBALL l-laxerford 28 Germantown Frlendb Haxerford 28 Chestnut Hlll Haverford ffffffffff1ffQfIIfi3o Valley Forge Iffffif SWIMMING TEAM Third Row Haas fMgrl Reynolds Shafer Calhoun F Baer S1mons Second Row Mr IVIcQu1llen Enms ames E Shore Pendergrass Danlel Yeaqer Frrst Row Scull Waterer Tatum Hughes tCapt Shelhnqton Cortnght Stewart SWIMMING Haverford FrankfordH A 30 Haverford OlneyH S 18 Haverford U ofP Freshman 36 Haverford Northeastl-I S 27 Haverford Lawrenceville 51 Haverford Yale Freshman 43 Haverford Glrard College 31 Haverford Montclalr Student Varslty 51 Haverford V F M A I5 Although handxcapped by the loss of five of last year s regulars by gradua t1on and by slckness Coach oe McQu1llen agaln bullt up a team whlch turned rn a credltable season The team wh1ch had been unbeaten for two years fmally was defeated by the Penn Freshmen on anuary 20th It went on however to wm the Phxladelphla Clty Champlonshxp and place snxth IH the Natlonal Interscholastlcs at the Penn A C There were two hlgh spots ln the season The Hrst was the trlp to Yale where we were glven a wonderful t1me by the Un1vers1ty We showed better than was expected 1n the meet Blll Shellmgton Bob Reynolds and the free style relay team w1nn1ng vlctorxes The second was the Penn A C meet where we got seven pomts Bob Reynolds placed fourth ln the hundred yard freestyle Dewey Yeager fifth ln the chve and the freestyle relay team composed of Tony Waterer Ed Shafer Bill Shellmgton and Allen Stuart won a fourth place 128 ' : , ,,.. J, ' A , ' , ,363 . ., ,473 . ., .30: . . , ,39: . ., , 15: ' . .233 , ,35: ' , Haverford, 43: West Catholic H. S., 23 ,l5: ' ' , ,5l: . . . .. MEDLEY RELAY TEAM Stewart Hughes Ennis Mr MCQuxllen It would be hard to pick out any outstanding men Everyone worked hard and under the able tutelage and inspiring encouragement of oe McQu1llen a young green team was developed into a formidable combination Bob Reynolds however was undefeated in the one hundred yard freestyle in record while being beaten For the second year in a row our medley relay team composed of Hughes Ennis and Stuart broke the school record The team will lose Captain Hughes Shafer and Tatum but should be strong next year The letter men are Dick Ennis who was elected captain for next year Bull Shelllngton Bill Hughes Allen Stuart Ed Shafer Bob Reynolds Tony Waterer Dewey Yeager Bob Tatum B1llCortr1ghtand Sandy Haas manager 129 dual meet competition. Dick Ennis broke his own hundred-yard breaststroke SQUASH TEAM Mr Deth er Coachl Spreter E Emack Prlzer 1Captj Zmsse Leonards Fergusson SUUASH Among the numerous thmgs that make thxs year s squash season stand out three are foremost The first IS the schedule Two encounters wnth Penn Charter Eplscopal Germantown Academy Germantown Crncket Club unnors Umverslty of Pennsylvanla s Second Team Haverford Colleges V Hlll School plus trnps to Yale Prlnceton and Chalfonte Haddon Hall ln Atlantlc Cnty made up thls schedule and none lxke xt can be remembered The second IS the support rendered the team by the school In former years the squash team s pralses were unsung but th1s year many attended the matches Another mdlcatnon of the growxng popularlty of the sport xs the large number of younger players who partlclpated regularly Last but certamly not least of these outstandmg 1tems IS the work of Captam B111 Prlzer He secured some of the matches he chose the unlforms fhe drd hls best job at that he was full of Splflt and encouragement and he played wonderful squash throughout the season Squash w1ll be a more lmportant sport at Haverford because of hrs efforts HAVERFORD 6 GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 0 The first of the scheduled matches was wlth Germantown Academy ThlS team was far mferlor to Haverford s and wxthout the loss of a game our team easxly defeated them 6 0 HAVERFORD 5 HAVERFORD COLLEGEI V 1 Haverford next defeated Haverford Colleges V team 51 Davld Sensenxg alumnus of the school became thelr only wlnner by defeatlng Roy Spreter KNO 21 ID a close 3 2 match HAVERFORD 3 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 3 A tle resulted from the match between the Unlversxty of Pennsylvamas Second Team and Haverford Prlzer Spreter and Emack won whnle Leonards Zlnsser and Fergusson lost 130 1 l I - wr r o-o, 1 rf' ' f I 1- s I K f ' an , ru vr xr., . i f , , . , ' . ,I. ' r, ' ., . . . 1 1 , , , I , . . . 1 1 I . 1 - -1 U v - , . 1 . . , . , D. 1 . 1 Y 1 1 1 I . . 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 r r f H 1 I . . . , ' . 1 1 . 1 1 r . . . . 1 - 1 1 HAVERFORD 2 GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB IUNIORS 4 Best of the schoolboy teams Haverford played was the Germantown Cricket Club Iunlors The flrst meeting with them resulted ln their wmnmg 4 2 HAVERFORD 6 HILL 0 The very chllly Hxll School squash courts had no ull effect on Haverford s boys Prlzer Zlnsser Leonards Ferqusson Emack and Renshaw Kmq all vxon for 1 shut out 6 0 HAVERFORD 3 PENN CHARTER 3 Back on famrlxar courts the team drew Penn Charter to 1 tue 3 3 Former H1verford1an Welr Sarqent defeated Captam Prlzer m a lonq struggle Other losers were Ferqusson and Zmsser Wms were turned ln by Leonards Spreter and Emack HAVERFORD 0 YALE FRESHMEN 7 The trxp to Yale was a definlte fallure as far as squash was concerned but lt was frrst rate otherwxse The Freshmen proved very strong and shut out our seven man team of Prlzer Zmsser Fergusson Leonards Emack Baugh and Tom Lmeaweaver HAVERFORD 4 EPISCOPAL 2 The first encounter wrth Eplscopal proved favorable as only Leonards and Fergusson were defeated Leonards was defeated by Walter Muller m one of the season s closest matches The score 4 2 HAVERFORD 6 GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 0 HAVERFORD 6 HILL 0 The second match wxth Germantown Academy was much the same as the first Everybody vvon no one lost a qame another 6 0 trlumph put us rn fine form for the second H111 School match whrch also turned out as before a 6 0 trlumph for Haverford HAVERFORD 6 UNIVERSITY OF PENNA SECOND TEAM 0 Penn s second team recelved the surprlse of Its lnfe when nt was beaten m the second match 60 The sux lettermen Prlzer Spreter Emack Leomrds Zxnsser and Fergusson all came through HAVERFORD 1 GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB IUNIORS 5 Agam the team took on the Germantown Crlcket Club umors and agam they beat us 5 l the sole survnv or bemg Zmsser at No 2 HAVERFORD 5 PENN CHARTER 1 Crrppled by the benchlng of Sargent Penn Charter put up a gallant frght agamst Haverford The score was 5 1 and Selxas alone won All of the other matches went to flve games HAVERFORD 0 PRINCETON FRESHMEN 7 The match at Prmceton was like the match at Yale Everyone had a good txme but despite plentxful msplratlon the boys were beaten 7 0 Sam Bauqh was the seventh man HAVERFORD 5 EPISCOPAL 1 Epxscopal came to our courts wnth hopes of prev entmg us from gettmg the lnterac champxonshlp The hopes were almost realized when Boerrcke defeated Spreter Prlzer fell a game behlnd and Leonards was losmg The Captam fmally avenged Leonards by defeatmg Muller 3 2 Then Leonards staged a thrxllmq rallv and vvon from Tyler GFIHTH The scores I7 I9 I7 I8 I5 8 ntl l3l . 1 1 , . , - , . Y Y Y V C - ' - . . Y Y Y 1 v ' Q K . . . - . x .. . , . Y 7 Y . Y Y Y . . Y Y Y . Y Y Y . Q 7 . G - . . . - . , K . . Y Y ' Y o T ' n n n v f -1 . Y Y Y - .7 . . . Y Y Y . ' V . . Y Y Y . v - - - 1 , Y 1 5 1 , . V . . , . V . . - Y ' . - , . I A ' I C . ' ' . fCo 'nucd on page l4fl VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Third Row Mr Gault fCoachl Free nan lMqrl Mr Trult Second Row D OB en Bole H OBr1en Bauqh R Potts Cozens Fnrst Row Myers P zer Suulmer Enack lCapt7 E Emack Rnddell Leonards BASEBALL HAVERFORD 5 GIRARD COLLEGE 1 On Frxday Aprll 6 the curtaln was ralsed on the 1940 ed1t1on of the Haverford School baseball team Captam ack Emack played center field The rest of the team consxsted of the followxng players Eddxe Rrddell base Sal Saulner short stop Ed Emack 3rd base Sam Baugh left Held and B111 Prlzer rrght held The game was dotted with many errors and poor hlttmg However more power was dlsplayecl by Haverford HAVERFORD 6 HAVERFORD HIGH SCHOOL 5 Our next game saw us agamst the Suburban League Champlons of 1939 After a fast game whlch featured the pltchmg of Hugh O Brlen Haverford won 6 5 HAVERFORD 2 FRIENDS CENTRAL 1 Playmg our first league game agamst Frlends Central we stretched our vtmnmq streak to three HAVERFORD l FRANKFORD HIGH SCHOOL 7 Aprxl 16 brought to the home Held a strong team from Frankford We met our Hrst defeat of the season 7 1 HAVERFORD 4 EPISCOPAL 5 On Frlday Aprxl 19 Eplscopal Academy champlons of the lnterac league during 1939 came to the home fleld and left wrth a close 5 4 decxslon The 132 ' z . , 1 A . , . ' : . ' ri , s, . ' ' , A , . , .' ' : 5, ri , . ' ,I. 1 , , . ' , ' , ' y f r catcher: Hugh O'Brien, pitcher: Bill Knorr, lst base: A'Woody Myers, 2nd Y 5 Y Y y 1 1 V. . r 3 r - L , ' n Y ? Y ' ' . . t qame started off wlth a banq at the close of the second mmnq the score stood 5 0 ln fuor of Epxscopal Schrlner the Episcopal pltcher qaxe only three hlts txxo of them to Bull Knorr HAVERFORD 7 GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 3 Playxng another league game on our home field we got back mto the wmnmg column by defeatmg Germantown Academy 7 3 Th1s game featured the hlttxng power of Captaln ack Emack HAVERFORD 7 PENN CHARTER 2 Trax elmg to forelgn soxl we met and defeated another league team by the score of 7 2 Th1s game dxsplayed the superb sk1ll of Bxll Knorr and Ed Rlddell HAVERFORD 9 CHESTNUT HILL 0 When the Chestnut Hnll team came to Haxerford lt suffered a 9 O defeat Hugh O Brxen allowed the Hnllers two scratch h1ts HAVERFORD l LAWRENCEVILLE 12 Playing Lawrencevllle away the following day we felt the need of a rest and not a baseball game Russ Boles our pltcher had no support from the lnfneld Our ten errors and weak hlttmg made th1s our worst defeat of the season 12 l B111 Prlzer who relleved Boles 1n the fifth lnnmq dxd a fine job qettlnq three strlkeouts HAVERFORD 12 FRIENDS CENTRAL 0 Wlth a 12 1 defeat at the hands of Lawrencevllle st1ll ln the back of our mmds the Maroon and Gold took their second league game from Frlends Central 12 0 Hugh OBr1en s p1tch1ng was excellent He was relleved by hxs brother Dave ln the ftfth B111 Prlzer s h1tt1nq put htm m the lxmehqht He had four h1ts for four tlmes at bat HAVERFORD 2 EPISCOPAL 6 In our second league encounter wlth Episcopal Academy we suffered another defeat The game was dotted wlth errors The loss of our crack shortstop early ln the game proved to be a decldlng factor By virtue of thls qame Eplscopal practlcally assured Itself of the lnteracademlc Champlonshlp for the second stra1ght year HAVERFORD 5 GERMANTOWN 8 Although Haverford bullt up a 5 0 lead 1n the first few 1nn1ngs Germantown made elght runs ln the last three lnnlngs Fmally Davy C Brxen came mto the game as a rellef pltcher m the slxth mnlng and stopped thelr scormg by retlr 1ng the last three Germantown batters IH order HAVERFORD 0 GILMAN 6 Th1s game was the first ln whlch Davy 0 Brlen was the starting pxtcher He was handlcapped by the unusually hlgh mound on the Gllman field Plltt the Gllman pltcher proved too much for Haverford Tom Leonards got our only hnt HAVERFORD 5 PENN CHARTER 1 Two runs ln the flrst lnnlnq two In the second and one nn the fourth made Haxerford wctor oxer Penn Charter ln thus game Huqh O Brnen s pttchlnq wx as exceptionally fine Blll ones substltutmq at shortstop for Georqe Saulnxer m lde sex eral excellent plays HAVERFORD 2 CHESTNUT HILL l A prexlexx of next year s team was gn en 1n thls qame Hax erford s battelw conslsted of Daxv G Brlen and Bobby Potts 133 .' c ' fc , ' Q . - . L - - 2 ' ' . , , C , K. ' . 7 . y 1 y , , 7 , , , ' . c Q I Y Y y . Y Y Y 7 . c ' L . v . .I . -v . c . . r y r . . 7 . 1 A ff . - v 1 1 ' - . gf ' . 1 ' 9 . Y 7 Y . -I 1, . . . . f . , . . . , ' . . . .I H . , . . v . . , . . . . . . A 1 . . Y Y Y Q c .' 1 c . . I xc ' ' c .' , Y 7 Y - 'v Y Y Y , 1 v 1 9 L . . . ' . . v . . c ' ' ' ' K . t . t lc ' ' . I E, .' .' K c f . t c . 2 ,' ' c .' f. y 1 v . Y . . . V ' .' ' c . c . c I 1 ,I C .. Haverford Haverford Haverford THE 14 YEAR OLD BASEBALL TFAM Fourth Row Hulxqmrm llVlqr l Ml Burr tCoxd1l Thlrd Row Ravwnsley Worrell Burke Fellx Nelson Lohrke Second Row Sparks Seward Whelen I Ewmg Bloecher Read First Row Stahler Baker Moore Curtls Buch F Hunter Cummmqs SEASON S RECORD Germantown Academy Penn Charter Frxends Central 134 Haverford ...................... 2 Episcopal ............. 'AERF0 THE 13 YEAR OLD BASEBALL TEAM Ihxrd Row Mr Kxnqhxm 1Co1ehj Lmeoln Htberton A Lxttleton BIIHIS Cnlhoun Dtneon First Row Llgqet Baxrd Sh aw Wolcott Bowen W Dlxon SEASON S RECORD Haverford Eplscopal Haverford Germantown Academy Haverford Chestnut H111 135 5 - ,....-m2 v , if , ,,f,l ,L P' 74 ' u sh v X, 1 V L . 1, V ' ' : .Ati z' , , xx ,.' , z ,-2' Second Row: H. Fox, Dillon, Townsend, Wood, Drew-Bear THE 12 YEAR OLD BASEBALL TEAM Third Row Mr Farley lCoachl Carpenter llVlgrl Myers Cohen enney Second Row L Scott Drew H Thayer G Powell Thorpe Flrst Row Byerly Walton Mauck W Wallace Curran Vastme SEASON S RECCRD Haverford 0 Chestnut l'l1ll 136 ' 1 , ' , . , , , I Haverford ...................... 5 Episcopal ................ THE ll YEAR OLD BASEBALL TEAM Fourth Row Nuxlm Gutquurre Luka 'lhlrd Row Dmnl T Lwmq Wells Wldgrlmxn lVlLNetly Mr Nxuss lCoachl Second Row Dol an Butk B Coxa. S Dvcon Thornton Allen Slxymaker First Row Cochrin Klun G OBr1tn W Frxtz Grtznwood G W1qner Haverford Haverford Hwverford SEASON S RECORD Germantown Academy Germantown Fmends Frxends Central 137 l Haverford ...................... 5 Episcopal .......... 4 ......,............... 4 ' ' THE I0 YEAR OLD BASEBALL TEAM Fourth Row Lyneh tdnes R Smith R Rhoads Simmons F Rolnrts B Allen Third Row Nicholson Cox S Roberts Master Ingersoll Flless Leo Conrad I Mltchell Second Row Rowe Thompson Sloan Evans Parsons Mudqe W Coxe Wooley Gardiner Collins Wlmlte Bohlen Boocock S Evunq SEASON S RECORD Haverford 2 Episcopal Haverford ll Germantown 138 l l First Row: Nlorrison, Christie, Bartow, W. Scott, Lynah, R. Kimbrough, Grant, Eslcr, V VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Second Row Mr M llor 1Coxchl Buttle Dorrnts Hoqm Mr Covtrt tFiculty Advxstrl First Row Hovvu Fcrqusson Cv Cook llVlqrl I Zmsser lCaptl Rea TENNIS When 1940 rolled around Mr Covert and Eddie Mellor were is usu'1l worried about the prospects for tennis With but one letterman they were charged with the task of forming a team They have done a very fine job as the team has done exceptionally well Its record stands as a proof of this Captain Zmsser has played number one in all the matches thus far and has appearance fooled many a burly number two man His wicked backhand IS mainly responsible for the wms in his 50 50 record of four wms and four losses Bob Dorrles proved himself a consistent winner as shown by his five wms and two defeats Ken Howie has played very well winding up with three wms and four defeats thus far We are sure that the unknown but evidently very attractive anet had something to do with the wins Bettle Hogan and Rea have played more singles than doubles but have been a valuable source of pomts Rea has improved so much that before the season is over he will be playing singles steadlly HAVERFORD 5 HAVERFORD COLLEGEI V 4 After being rained out of the bl annual trip to Gilman and our match with Haverford High School the tennis team played its first match against Haverford College V Zmsser Fergusson Dorrles and the doubles com bmations of Fergusson and Zmsser Howie and Dorrles all won easily but Hovvie Bettle Hogan and the Bettle Hogan doubles combination lost 139 i im, I V : I C Q - I s xv 'HQ' 42 I ' s Z - 'A- . , . A , c . . 1 , the best record. He has won seven and lost one. Carter Fergusson's diminutive v i - -r V. - . . D IUNIOR TENNIS TEAM Second Row Mr Hunt tCoachj Ball Sands Reglstc F1rstRo Svn nq R Wallace D Cole G E SEASON S RECORD Haverford Upper Darby Haverford West Cathollc Haverford Eplscopal Haverford Lansdowne Haverford Germantown Academy HAVERFORD 6 VALLEY FORGE 0 Valley Forge Mllltary Academy was our next Obj6CtlV6 The team whnch was lmprovmg wnth expernence dndnt lose a set as Zmsser Fergusson Dorrxes and Howle swept the smgles and the Spreter Bettle Hogan Pew duos trlumphed HAVERFORD 5 FRIENDS CENTRAL 0 In a match sandwlched by showers the teams first Interac match was played Frlends Central fell our vxctlm 5 0 as Howxe Dorrles Fergusson and Zlnsser won Hogan and Rea playmg second doubles won also Ram halted the furlous second doubles match makmg the score 5 0 HAVERFORD 8 NEWMAN SCHOOL l Newman Schools last years team was weakened by the loss of exght lettermen as was ours But thls year we trounced them 8 1 as everyone but Fergusson came through to wm HAVERFORD 2 LANSDOWNE HIGH SCHOOL 4 Lansdowne High School IS noted for lts fme tenms teams and 1940 is no exceptlon The only people who scored agamst them were number one slngles and doubles namely Zmsser and the excellent team of Hogan and Rea QC nnuedo pga 1483 140 : . , ,C , fr ' wz ,. ,.vans Haverford ...................... 1 Penn Charter ................. .. . ...................... 3 ,.,,,,,,,,, Y? Y , , . , 0 1 YY Y ' 1-I .1 . I Y? Y y? , ,ofrc Tl c TRACK SQUAD Fourth Row 'Vlr Wallace 1Coach1 Pendergrass Dorrnes Fnms Corum fhlrd Row Mr Detwller 1Ass1stantCoaChl Riddell D Wxlllams Spencer Ryder Shellmqton Myers Hanson Second Row I Lmttleton Sheppard Prlory Boles Blydenhurqh McCabe Lcvus First Row L Taylor 1lVlgr1 I Emack McNally Bromer Klopp 1C'1pt1 Lcnqus. Tevnkshury lvey Roqers TR EH HAVERFORD 63 GIRARD COLLEGE 46 RECORD FVENT FlRST SECOND THIRD 100 yd 220 yd 16 mule dwsh McGovern G MacGroom G Llttleton H dash Blydenburgh H League H Longstreth H Klopp H h hurdles Bromer H Rhemhart G Akers G l hurdles Rhemhart G Bromer H McCabe H Pole Vault Pnory H Ralnear H Coltella G Hugh lump Sxmons H Domes H e McNally H Broad lump Dmetebre G Blydenburgh H Lxttleton H Shot Put Tuxksbury H Blydenburgh H Navany G Dlseus Blydenburqh H Klem G Tevnksbury H 120 yd 200 yd 141 Time or Dust mce 111f10 ec 25 5!10 sec 2 m1n17 7!l0 sec 5 mm 67f10sec 17 2!10 sec 28 2f10sec 8ft 6 n Sfr 2 n 18 ft 1 n -16 ft K n 109ft 9' 1 '- W-1,91-Q. . . ,. ' ' ' :l . , , '.,4 ', ' :. , . , 1 .. 2. '. 1 7 1 . Hz - ... ..... - - ..' - s. lmile ..... ,. .... Gilmore-G ..... Thorn-G ......, Smith-G ....... '. . . ' ,...... ' - ...... '.- ...ti. - .... . i. ' - - - .lLi. '- .. ' - ..' - . i, ...... .... ' A - .. - ........ '. '- .. .,Qin. ONE MILE RELAY TEAM McNally Ivey Longstreth League HAVERFGRD 69 VALLEY FORGE MILITARY ACADEMY 48 FVENT 100 yd dash 220 yd dash 440 yd dash A mule Mlle FIRST SECOND THIRD Emack 'I Wlttner V F Blydenburqh I Emack H Stahley V F Blydenburgh League H Sweet V F Mxer V F Longstreth H Corum H Klopp H McNally H Rogers H Clement H 220 yd I hurdles Bromer H McCabe H Slmons H Tune or Dlstancc 106f1O sec 24 6f10 sec 56 8f10seC 2 mm 14 1flO sec 5 mm 221!10 sec 26 sec v 3 y - . ..... I. -I. ..... ' - . t -H.. . - . . ..... . -1 . ..... - . -H.. . I A 'T ... 'i' ...-v' ' ..-... - I . 120-yd. h, hurd1es.Bromer-H ...... McCabe-H ..... Williams-V. F.. .18 3110 sec. ' .......... ' - ...... - .F .... ' H ,..... . '. ' .,.... .... - . . ..... -H.. - , . , '. ' . ..,.. 1.- . . ..., ' - ...... - . . i. ' I ..... ' - . .. ' - . . ..... ' F- ..... . in. Shot Put Iavelm Dlscus Pole Vault High lump Broad ump Horn V F Tewksbury H Mler V F Prlory H Iohnson V Riddell H Horn V F Blydenburgh Berry V F Chlthenden V F Prlory H Ewmg V F We 1: V F Dorrles H Horn V F DAnge1us V F Mler V F Llttleton H 142 48 ft 3M 1D 163 fr 3 m 122 ft 3 ln 9 fr 9 n 5 ft 3M n 19ft SM EVENT 100 yd dash 220 yd daih 440 yd dash A mxle Broad lump Hxgh Iump Shot Put QUARTER MILF RELAY TEAM Sheppird I Llttleton Blydenburqh Leaque HAVERFORD 41 FRANKFORD 58 FIRST SECOND Emack H La Mant F Emack H Crxst F Crlst F League H Sxege F Longstreth H Mlller F Matlack F Matlack F Mccoody F Tewkshury H amoluk F Pole Vault Opyar F Prnory H 200 yd l hurdles Rooney F Lewns H 120 yd h hurdles Bromer H Louphe1mer F 143 THIRD Blydenburgh LaMant F Parly F Boles H Blydenburgh Rooney F Blydenburgh Stanart F McCabe H Rooney F Tum or DlStll1LL I0 3fI0 Sec 23 8110 Sec 54 sec 2 m1n ll 7!l0 sec 20 ft 9Mm Sft 5 n 46 ft llxm I0 ft 24 8f1O sec l64fl0 Sec T 1 1 y - . , - - -H.. . .. ' ' ......... ' 1- ....... - - ...,.. .. '. Mile ............ Hinde-F ....... McNally-H ..... Rogers-H ...... Smin. 10 4fl0 sec ' - - -H.. . '. ' ...... -- ..... --f .... -f ...... . i. - ..I - -H.. . '. SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY TEAM League Tewksbury Lewis Bromer On April 20 our undefeated track team was to have a meet with Lawrence ville on their track As the weather was so bad the meet was called off April 27 was a big day for the Haverfordians in the Penn Relays Our team consisting of im McNally Neal Ivey Frank Longstreth and Harry League ran to another championship McNally running first handed the baton to Ivey our second man giving him a few yards lead Ivey and Longstreth running number two and number three respectively added to this lead so that League who ran a beautiful race had no trouble in handmq Haverford its thirteenth x ictory in the Penn Relays Shuttle Hurdle Relay for the third time Penn Charter was second and EPIS copal last years winner was third Harry League Bud Tewksbury Tim Lewis and Ralph Bromer made up Haverford s team On Saturday May llth the track team placed thlrd in the Class C Compe tition at the Villanova Interscholastics Seton Hall Prep was first and Valley Forge Military Academy second Our only first place winner of the day was Frank Priory who won the javelin throw with a heave of one hundred an sixty feet Priory also placed second in the pole vault Our mlle relay team was second to the world s champion Seton Hall Prep team Bud Tewksbury was second in the Javelin and third in the shot put ack Emack Ralph Bromer Timmy Lewis Russell Boles and esse Corum were the other Haverfordians who won places fCont1nued on page 15Ol 144 l l At Episcopal Academy on May 10 Haverford's team won the Philip Bishop n I n . 1 . d FIRST BOAT Iaucklr lMqrI F Llttlnton Elmm Platt Llmavwcaur R Mltehell B Willxen W Fray H Spackmm lCaptJ Mr 'mrdm 1Co1ch Seated T Coll lCoxsxx xml A meek or so before Sprmq Vacatlon a qroup of 35 boys vxent to Franklm Fleld to qet ln condltlon for crevx Wlth two lettermen back namelw Cwptam H Spackman and B Wallace the coach Mr ardm beqan bulldlnq hm crew The other slx Seate xx ere xxlde open and the competltxon amonq members ofthe squad was stlff HD CREW CREW SQUAD Second Row Mr Brovxn lFaculty Advlsorl Tucker llVlgrl F Littleton Elman Platt Llneaweaxer R Mltchell B Wallace W Frey H Spackman lCaptl Mr Iardm lCoachJ First Row Cxsey Widf, Conntlly Spackman Yeager tfzoxsvxaml Cole lCoxswa1nl R Murphcy Scull no Calhoun Cox the end of May was the mud bar m front of the boathouse removed by the rnver dredge Also at the Hrst of the season there was a shortage of oars ten new oars remedxed thxs trouble After many different combinations Mr ardln and his asslstant Blll Lmder selected the first boat as follows Bow Llttleton 2 Exman 3 Towne 4 Lmea weaver 5 R Mntchell 6 B Wallace 7 Bartlett stroke Spackman and Coxswaxn Cole However more trouble hxt the crew Towne and Bartlett got the measles Platt and W Frey hlled these vacated places On May 3rd the crew defeated West Cathollc and had a dead heat w1th North Cathollc tCont1nued on pay. 1492 146 ' :2.', fu ',l. ,' , ', Many obstructions barred the boys to early practice on the river. Not until . ,I Second Row E Emack Lewns H Potts First Row Boles I Emack H Spackman SQUASH fCont1nued from page 1312 15 10 15 l2 show the struggle Then Ed Emack turned m h1s wmnlng score and Fergusson and Zlnsser followed sult makmg the final score 5 1 Thus the squash team ended 1ts season wxth a vlctory Next year s prospects are excellent Emack newly elected captain Spreter Zmsser and Ferguson w1ll return Harry Carter w1ll be the manager and we hope he does as good a Job as Paul Cox dld this year INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Prlzer Spreter Leonards Zmsser Fergusson Baugh Kung Lmeaweaver TOTAL Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won 14 l matches 7 matches 8 matches l matches 9 matches 2 matches l match 0 matches Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost 58 matches Lost 34 ' ................ 0 , Emack ................ Won ll matches, Lost ' ........... .... 0 , 7 IAENINIS fCOY1fl adj V1 lag 14 HAVERFORD 2 PEDDIE 7 A very experlenced tennns team from Peddle came to Haverford to shovx us hovv the game rs played They drd to the tune of 7 2 Our v1ctors were DOYFIQQ and Zlnsser vvho defeated ohnnv Ferns 6 3 4 6 6 4 for a qood vvm HAVERFORD 1 PENN FRESHMAN 8 The Penn Fresh smeared us 8 1 We lost all the doubles and all the smqles except number SIX Robm Rea vxho defeated Bloom 6 2 4 6 6 4 The team vvas not dejected however because the Penn Fresh are knovvn to be klllers HAVERFORD 7 GIRARD COLLEGE 0 Haverford had llttle trouble defeatrng Girard Every member of the Hav er lord tcnn vxon ln stralqht sets and no set went to more th1n ten qwmes HAVERFORD 3 GEORGE SCHOOL 6 A tvx clvc man team represented Haverford at George School on May IS ohn Zmsser Robln Rea and Ken Hovue vvon Haverford lts three matches HAVERFORD 6 GERMANTOWN 0 ln 1ts flrst lnterac match of the year Haverford dec1s1v ely defeated Ger mantown Academy 6 O Robxn Rea and Bob Dorrles playmq number three 'md number four respectxvely vx on ln straight sets none of whlch vvent to more than ten games The tvvo doubles teams the hrst consxstmg of Dan Bettle and Ken HOWIG and the second of 1m Oakes and Artle Collins vvon ln llke manner ohn Zmsser and Carter Fergusson plavmq number one and number tvxo respectlvely met vvnth stlff competltlon Both of thelr matches vvent to three sets Zmsser vvon hrs last set 6 0 and Fergusson vxon hrs 6 2 HAVERFORD 5 EPISCOPAL 1 On the nmth of May the tennxs team avenged many other teams ln the school by defeatlng Epxscopal Academy bltterest of brtter enemies Zlnsser Ferqusson Rea and Hogan won the four smqles matches hancllly Artie Collms and 1m Oakes a nevv doubles team played well to wm but Bettle and Hovxne vxere taken over bv Epxscopals mlqhty atoms Hewson and Sollday 1-lb ' ' l nu vm 1 t' of 9 ? 1 3 7 , . 1 D . , .,., , Y 5 7 ' ' ' ' r - - - 7 ' V y 5 1 K Y . I I l Y C l - e f ' 5 'x . ., . . t 1 .. 1 3 v ly ' ' c ' c t . I ' . ' , f' ' f ' 5 I 1 Carter Fergusson came very close to winning his. v P r c , - . . . .', ' t c A ' , V 4 1 'A . f, ' 7 - l ' - , . V ' I ' Y Y. . I . 1 I K K' V ' . N 7 I - 7 I - y 5 r ' 1 , f . ' , c 7 V Y 1 I C . 'P Y 1x xx Q x 1 mn Q rexxx xufo s l s tom to111posu. x 111t Andrcxxs xx o11 Thns xx IN the lust t1111c l1xc1lo1c hoxs h 1c us IX LI 011. s t sw 111 o 1 c L 1 ut txx x IS x IC 111 111 ll 1cc IS IIL 1111 x st c 1txxs 1rc c c ont c c 111111xct 1 xnnellx C un ex 1 c ox ost 1ts tc S 1111t A1 t s xx 1s coxsxx 11n 111 thc hrst four 1nd the uqht Ye lqcr IU the second f0L1l The hrqt elqht qu 1l1hed for the Stoteshurx Cup Race hx defe1t1nq Northeast C1rho11c Hlqh School ln the hnals on lVl1x 19 tht crexx xx11sfou1th lht Hun School crexx xx 1SllI'Sf At Pxlnceton o11 lVl1x 23 the hrst Llkxlllf pl 1ccd fouxth IU tht LIDIOI N1t1on1l lntersv.hol1st1c Rue Shmxxshurx Hlqh School ol Shrexxshuzx lVl1ss xxon ll t11l1 1ut1 7 Q11 Max 20 the qolf te1n1 xxas defe.1tcd hx Penn Charte1 The 111 1tch xxm , 1 ed If e ox orouch ountrx C1111 1f1e11 couue to t e 1xe1 'rd oxx L esmq l l51ll qhes x c nt 1 Im tx urn 11x x s x st 1s1111c x tht sc ISDH 1 111 kTRliV lk'1111tl11l1c1l 1111111 11.113 l'lf'P Nl: I' ll sa 'th' c1'ex'zt S tAnl'1 lla rdf irxt ' ', ' f'l ol' Pre 3 H. 5DilCl'iIIlilFl, Littleton, 21nd E1111a111, placed second in thc hrst race. 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Thf' it-h x'a1s the lust ol FVI'N'I yd IOO yd d1QI1 'Shot Put IVI1 1 -H yd dash Bro ad 1 1111 p I 0 I Vx TRACK IC ov1I11114cI om pug 14.4 HAVERFORD 66 PENN CHARTER 33 IIRST Il nrxu I1 Illlmk H Tuxkgbury H 'VIL ally H 1113111 II ll yd I hum Lynx 880 yd dash VV1duI1oId P C III1 IIIIIU DOFIILN H yd d III uk SFCOND THIRD x N 'SgI1o111I111t P C :ry K rr P C BIydLr1I111rqh H Stuyard P C Mat :Lk P C Roqnry H my CJYIUIIHIIII H BlydLr1b11rqI1 H orry P Prmry H VN r1qI1l P C ony SLIIOLIIIIIII P C BOIQQ H Pc PC Corum H Humax H BIydc11I1111qI1 H Mxyxlny T11111. or DISIUILL II I0 L Y -1 IIII lL So sm 70 fr I J IU s 7 111111 29 Sf I0 sa 73 8210 su HAVERFORD SCHOOL 481g GEORGE SCHOOL 57L3 HAVERFORD COLLEGE FRESHMEN 37L3 'I11111 OI I ' 1 fv v I 120-I' . I.l111rdl1-s. .BX -'-H ,.... I.m'1:-H ....,., Q' X - . . .1112 I0 sm. -'. .. . ...,. 1li - ...... LUX 1'-P.C. ...,. 0 - . . ...... I-If sci . .....,.. '- .. Q- . X' -. ...-1Z5I.II in. -1- ..4...,,,... 1 -N. -- ..A.. .lf-. 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H - . . .... -Of.ILi11. yd ISI Sl ol P1 IVI1 I -HI yd d 1sI1 Io V nu 720 yd hula In 1 720 yd 680 yd dash dash Dnxuxs H1qI1 ump Bro 1d ump A11 x mdcr I1xxksIvu1X Ron mrs H L IL I llIlIL tt Hoyu, H I Y Muur P11ory Ln iqun Roqnrs MKII-LI Muur BIyd111I1111qI1 H ru I Blydullv Llrc II1 H Ashton C Q Woodyx 1rd H I W1 son Cv S IFSI1 H 1dd1111t11 Bxomcr H Icyxls H Iuyksluxry H Ho Cv Q Ahxmdgr G S IVI1rSh H F ms H XNIOOIIKXIFCI H P Bly dL11I111r II1 H Ry dur H ms H VX lddmqt II G 9 Dullogk G 9 1119 VX ide G S 150 IO 7fI0 'uc I IIIII -I94 ug 53 t'1fI0 yu 75 su ,fx 23 IfI0sLL 74fI0 1111 n 711 A VLRTISI G lthout the isslstlnpe f these f nds of H1 I d L the school xeir We express our qr mtude to them Amonq these idxertlsmq piqes xou xxtll fmd lddltlonal plttures 1 VV 1 e ,',' z 'B 0 'ff uric i ' zx'cI or , th- Haliqoluk Board could not present so complete an record of 5. l,,L . A, K .2 - , , I K J e ' '. K at 5 I' i' 5 ' Q WITH LEE 0 S S R S HIGHEST HU U The halo1t ot thlnlcrng IH terms ol excellence rs one ol the aualrtres that makes tor leadershrp Whether tt concerns studtes people or the thmge you use tn everyday hte Q Wherever you see a LEE tlre you may know that here rs the mark of excellence The excellence ol LEE trres re not merely a cla1m LEE trree are lrrst l1ne trres bu1lt on an englneerlng prrnclple that 13 mtluencmg the entlre t1re malclng lndustry O Whlle LEE trres are excellent trree flrst lme ttres they cost no more for replacement than other l1FSl grade tlres Q When you rtde on LEE tlree you are rrdlng on t1res that rate h1ghest honors 1n thelr held URS gona 0 OC l'l Llaej 3-5 AALQ ' :Pa-,fain 1 CENTRAL PENN NATIONAL BANK of' PHILADELPHIA Commerclcxl Bcmkmg Smce 1865 Each of Our Qfflces 15 cr Complete Umt Wlth All Bankmg Faclhtles ARCHIED SWIFT Presldent 'A' SEVENTH and CHESTNUT STREETS FIFTEENTH and SANSOM STREETS BROAD and PASSYUNK AVENUE BROAD and CAMBRIA STREETS 9 ' T 5 1A T V? ' fp - if Every Buyer of Heal Estate whether purchaslng a smgle lot or a cot tcge or a large busmess or resadentnal property should mssst upon the utmost In TITLE INSLIRANFE which IS gust another way of saylng a tltle lnsur ance polucy un LAND TITLE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY PHILADELPHIA Mann Office Broad and Chestnut Streets Downtown Office 5I7 Chestnut Street MBER POSI INSURAN CORPORATION QIOQHJGLL pl' ldeftg pl'0f8Ctl0l'l requlres the selectlon of an msurctnce company of unqueshoned hnanclal stcxb1l1ty WA PROTECT LYIIESKHU HAVE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA PHILADELPHIA and 1ts cxihhated companxes wnte prac txcally every form of msurance except hfe FOUNDED 1792 Capltal S12 U00 000 Surplus to Pohcy Holders over S77 000 U00 l I U I , I l I ME FEDERAL DE T CE The Oldest Title Insurance Company in the World ' O 0 PLATES l THE HALIGULUE PUR l91lU W1 , KEYSTUNE PHUTIJ ENEHAVINI3 EU TUITION REFUND PLAN The Haverford School parents have recovered more than S8500 rn school fees otl'1erw1se lost because of ab sence from classes due to s1clcness acc1der1t Last year 53 mdlvldual larmhes benehted A W G DEWAR Inc BOSTON Ice Cream 111 the world a strnkn g trxbute to nts purnty quality and flavor .., Wm Ilvfr ICE CRIAK e A I ' or ' ' ' . MORE PARENTS 1Ns1sT ON BREYERS for their children than any other . D . .n . . . , . . . . , . ua :fy 3 Uuer .14 genlury DIAMOND AND PRECIOUS STONE JEWELRY FINE WATCHES AND CLOCKS SILVERWARE OE OUTSTANDING EXCELLENCE OIETS EOR EVERY OCCASION Makers ot the T940 Class Rmgs Haverford School J E CALDWELL 8 llll Chestnut and Jumper Streets Phlladelphna and 6lCtll,l'e Qbla Lf? O Autocar Trucks are the product of a manufacturmg plant where every major umt IS desrgned by Autocar engrneers specttred as to materrat composrhon by Autocar meta11urg1sts heat treated ma chrned and fltted mto the chassis tor wh1ch tt was 1ntended It cost more to manufacture trucks IH that Nay but that umty of deslgn and produchon IS the underlymg reason for the supertortty of Autocar Trucks and explams why many expenenced truck buyer are mlhng to pay a httle more than the average 1n money tn order to obtam much more than the average ID long hved starmna and operatlng economy AUTOCAR of AR DMCRE Qf of I I I J ' x 'QKXXXK uw .+R-X5 QQXXNXWXY' Good o B d 5c d of School OH RED ARROW LINES d h CASSATT 8: CO INCORPORATED INVFSTMENI SOUTH PENN SQUARE PHILADELPHIA H HOFFMAN DOLAN TRADING AS LeBout1ll1er 61 Dolan PACKARD EDWARD E EULLEN, 3rd REAL ESTATE on Pimiodeipiiio Mom Line Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania BR KN MAWR 2600 . I . X n uses and R 'l I ' ' Cars unlil use . o Rid including Special Fre S C U R I T I E Transfers. School Identi- fication Cords may be ob- loine ice. Phila elp ia Suburban Trunsporlulion Cu. A onimink Trunsporlulion Co. . I l . 3 ' ' I The Nancy Aluce Haverford Penna GIFTS IMPORTS BEST WISHES To the Clase of l94U Comphmermls of IE A N N E T T S BRYN MAWR FLOWER sHoP In 823 Lancaster Ave Bryn Mawr N S TI TAILQR 222 W Lancaster Ave and Phone Ardmore I405 4 66 E Ardmore Avenue ARDMORE F I HARRITY Manager FOR CAREFREE MOTORING loseph Maas Ir Carl B TYGVIS Ardmore 1322 Travls Pcnnt 6 Art Co Drstrrbutors of Pamts Varmshes Glass 33 Cncket Avenue Ardmore Pa Gul Johnsons Luncheonetfe Terminal Travel Bureau Inlormaluon Reservations Red Arrow Lanes Greyhound Lanes Ardmore 5840 Suburban Woman s Exchange Haverford Stahon Burldmg I-IANDICRAFT DELICATESSEN ANTIQUES Home Coolced Foods and Preserves Maunce Plechot 37 Coulter Avenue Table Delrcacres Baked Goods Catermg Telephone Ardmore 2540 Ardmore Pa I , c. by-4sro,e . . ,. . FIT counts' . 616 Loraine Ave., Ardmore, Pa. , . - . , . I I T7 . . ' I Ardmore Prtnttng Company Publishers Ol ARDMORE CHRONICLE Stnce 1889 Spectaltztng tn All Types ol School Publtcattons and Commercial Prtntmg 49 Rittenhouse Place Ardmore Ardmore 1700 Cornphments of Stevenson Bro 6: Co OILS AND WAXI-is 106 110 RACE STREET Phtladelphra THANKS For all those favors Of the past and may we serve you for years to Come www, of Ardmore CATERERS CONFECTIONERS VICTUALERS Good thtngs to eat stnce 1905 5 VICTOR MIM RECORDS Raduos d RBI-W 5 Mus i' Reco ds M de 5 Fosrsn HAMMONDS a C0 829 LANCASTER AVENUE WILLIAM A HEINE CLOCK SHOP 31 South 40th Street Phlladelphta Phone Evergreen 2962 Establtshed 1866 Electruc French Amertcan Tower and Chtme Cloclc Eune Watches Repatred 574 Lancaster Ave Bryn Mawr Pa 81 E Lancaster Ave Ardmore Pa Penn Body Company AUTOMOBILE COACH WORK Phone Brin Maur 2574 Arclmor 2570 George F Adam Ir 30 W Lancaster Avenue Ardmore RADIO RECORDS MUSIC We repatr Rad1Os Phonographs Electrtc Clocks Must al Instruments Pranos ARDMORE 1200 EVErgreen 3000 LQCUST 1333 M J CALLAHAN, Inc FLOWERS 3924 Market Street 268 S 20th Street Phtladelphta X- H1 f - f l , 'I' ' W Ra io ir 'k ic I' II Open Until 10 P. M. Bryn Mawr 1892 ' 5 I , - ' , 'C . A , H. D. HEESE, Inc. 1208 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA MEAT5 PUULI Y BUTTER a d FROSTED HDS FOODS f Now One Plon Profecfs My Income AII5 Ways' Sickness 0' Loss of Slght or Lxmb Old Age Death Xou c s p otecr yo r ll f s 5 Com o H ass plete feed m fom ry C a t r c PACIFIC MUTUAL 5 WAY PLAN HARE :S CHASE General Agents 133 135 S 4th Street Phlladelphlcx Accxdent Accidental B U T T E R EGGS CHEESE POULTRY 128 N DELAWARE AVENUE Phnlodelphuo Bell MARl4ei 3020 Key tonc MAIN 6484 H X X - H . R . ll C0 . 1. ' ' e 2 A 3. ' I' I' ' 4. Y 5. ' an ca ily r u income againsta 0 Life' ' m n nz- urds . . . through this simple Plan that urcs com r o r wor- '. all us bou h' , - x 5 Ask Your Nelqhbor About COURTHOUS1 COFFF1 HUBBS STORES CORP 850 Lancaster Avenue Bryn Mawr Pa Phone Br n 1!1oxr 2350 61 62 Free Del ver 1ro1nC1t Lme to S1 Dovld Phone Bryn Mowr 252 CONNELLYS The Mom Lune Florlsfs emon Penno Del Mont Motors Inc OLDSMOBILE BRYN MAWR PA IOHN I MCDEVITT P R 1 N T I N P Box No 22 Bryn Mowr Po Box No 198 Rosemont Po Shop 1145 Lancaster Ave Rosemont Pa Wayne Men s Shop Inc Wearlng Apparel Mens Boys PALM BEACH SUITS STETSON HATS NUNN BUSH SHOES 1NTER NOVEN SOCKS 103 N Wayne Avenue Wayne Pa P1no'1e 1N21,'1e 220 RICHARD STOCKTON BRYN MAWR PENNA mm Sportlno Book I1 HOBSON 81 OWENS FURNITURE RUOS LINOLEUMS WIVXIDOW SHADES IOI5 IOI9 LANCASTER AVENUE B'ynMofff1121 Bryn MJwf ComPL1MENTS A F R I E N D . 1 3 uf - 4 1226 Lancaster Avenue 'i jf A ' . ' H ROL T . - I I .J , . I , . , . Y- I I I I P A . 2 - U 3 E - 1 - V F' , . . . c OF Campus Clothing The OUR BOYS' SUITS DEFY WEAR AS CAREFULLY TAILORED AS MENS SUITS MILL PRICE ECONOMY BOYS SUITS S7 50 TO S10 50 PREP SUITS IN FINE WORSTED TWEEDS FLANNELS CASHMERES MENS SUITS AND TOPCOATS S15 50 TO S22 50 Kent Manufclcturmg Co CLIFTON HEIGHTS PAA I Open Every Day from 8330 to 5:30 P Main Line Food Market f'UT.ffl,If.1E'fIST? 60 E. Lancaster Avenue Ardmore or A FRIEND MEATS - GROCERIES V PRODUCE Pnon Adneo UO St Mary S Laundry Inc Comph new of tr Q Aubrey Avenue Phone Ardmore 4400 D I HAVERFORD U F UPU fk.,OV1E3Y Zwgwm, PHARMACY BE CW Emi HAVERFOBD PA Wh Y Liund y or The Bryn Mawr Hospltal Shop IN THE BRYN MAWR HOSPITAL Br fr If 3 HAVERFORD BUYS ff, rf mi: 57 Free DcHvu y I r f Air: 'x-I . , . E-chffe Lo ndere 5 I' fx he 'N off 'u A X I I 1 Know are our r Q. Jr, . j . .f wr, Pd. 'ff :ref 'fer rye Bryn fffizn-fr Hospital Shop to hug' her Groduuteon Prexerm 1 , Eff: fx rl. Fffotfffr Dwi, fi. if '1I1CII'gF'QIIf:I f.fCf,'PlI,ff HIPlXPEf'ffI El SMEDLEY 8: MEHL CO ARDMORE C AL FUEL O L AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPI IENT LUMBER BUILDING MATPRIALS BUILDING INSULATION Ardrr ore IIUU For FueI OII Tmmty IISI It no on wer olI Barmg 7UUU Apartments For Rent HAD UH INN Radnor Penna Oppoelte the Old Morgan S Comer Store E S McCowley 81 Co Inc BOGKSELLERS Stohon Road Haverford Po New Books RentoI Lsbrory Mogozme Subscruptmons Stotwomery Telephone Ardmore 2317 Comphments of Iames Spear Stove and Heater Co 1823 Market Street Ph1lade1ph1a Pa AII Types of Heatmg Equlpment Stokers Phone R11 7044 45 46 Eetab 1855 I O - - I V . 1 - ' ,. 5' 'C ' . . ., . , . . , . . , . ' ' . , In rnnlnlns ron 116 venns f D F Donohoe Inc 1' UW ru xx 0 N lm lllm l'llI'lll I all 4 Rl Fl! qualilv ENGLISH mul 111111 price 1 I l' FR' RALEIGH I I 1 1 I - I I I Q' . . . In milf' lIAXil'1liI+'0RIl ST INT5 ' in vor -'1. nv Cl lliing, .'I -s. Halls 4 ' ' .Sllil:1S . . . if 'ff ul N W I-' ' '--sl lining liis UNI ,IUH If l'UIllillllllllSlf' fur llb .vvars . . . wsfu- G01 10 be RIGHT' --in style, quality and prim- ' V 4 4 5 i,,.1,'f-' I 7 if 9 'JF T I i XV7'f .1i'Z z '- ni . ' 1 ' -g - if ' . 1 1 4 N 1. COLUMBIA Dress Up Rlght at REEDS fi l v1cToRY JCLCO IQ 5 ond i 1424 1426 Chestnut Street, Phlla For 116 Years Men s and Boys Quallty Apparel Since 1824 if B 'Y id' if ill' if 'B' if T' FIFTH AVENUE ARDMORE BRANCH Qficzal School Qutftters Xt Npxklll e in the IIHPOTIIIIII pup Qthool md tollt L fmshlone ind lu up in my LXLILISIXL import Qptuiltlw -L ,L JL ,L JL ,rg JL ,L JL ,IL Li l'.SINIIlC H550 PHO IOC I1 XPIIEIS TO DISTINGUISHED PHILADELPHIANS PHII LIPS STUDIO ' D f 1 A 1 6 I J . Z' I nv I I J ISUT W Xl,Nl l' S'l'RlflI5'I', PHILA.. PA. MITCHELL 8: NESS Ph1IC1deIph1o S Moet Modem Sportmg Goode Store Expert Tenms Roekei Strmomg for over 40 eor D trrbui rs or BANCROFT TENNIS RACLEIS V ALTER HAG N GOLF CLUBS ARMOURS TENNIS STRIINGS IANTZEF BATI-IIING SUITS Unrforrns ond Equrpnnent for everx sport MITCHELL :Sf NESS 1209 Arch Street Phllctdelphla Penna Phone SPRuc,e 0160 IIAHE SHUE SEHVI EE 5 5 E Lancaster Avenue, Ardmore Care SCIVICC ln 1tS 'specxahzed Held IS Comprehensne It supphes complete workmansh1p for the sxmplest or the most hnlshed form of footweir It ilso proxxdes the equilly lmportdnt dressmqs cremea and other hndlnga on xx hose efhmencv the comfort ind smwrt appeimnce of your shoes depend ARDMORE 2700 Seo TL1 Wf1e'12If,IIf.ey FENG MEAT Q igvppus KNHEPMJLT Y L..1 402 404 N Szcouo STREET PHILADELPHIA JOHN TRONCELLITI FIVE Expert In C e SPECIAL ATT N ICI: IG IHA IPFOEI f Shop of CIe nh IC I ge Ardmore Arcade Phone ARDrnore 593 , ' Y , 'AJ fs .. ' I .S O . I Y , 1 V 1 v-..,- 4 N 1 , V, L ' T T T L, I v . 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