Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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HERBERT I. WYCKOFF UEUIEATIUN Mr. Herbert I. Wyckoff retires at the close of this year. Since 1918 he has been an inspira- tion to the hundreds of boys Who have been in his classes. The dedication to him of the 1941 HALIGO- LUK is the sincerest tribute which We, the class of 1941, can pay. We know, furthermore, that our own appreciation for his faithfui and effec- tive service to Haverford will be felt as deeply by the school and by the alumni, Whose privi- lege it was to study under his guidance. THE EDITORS. 4

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'THE 19111 1r1A1.1lil11.11f1 -P' , -xi Pos F wo Z' '-'cad Published by the Senior Class of HAVERFORD SCHOOL HAVERFORD, PENNA. Again the time of year has come when another class, the Class of 1941, graduates from Haverford. 1n the twelve years since 1929, the class has grown in numbers. We hope that we have developed commensurately in knowledge and ability. We have made many friends and have had many good times together. To help keep alive the memories of our days at Haverford, we present the 1941 HALIGOLUK. THE EDITORS.

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ELIZABETH B. REMINGTON 6 AN APPRECIATION Standing second from the left in the second row of the lunior School faculty picture is Miss Elizabeth B. Remington, who at the close ot the present school term, will retire from active duty in the Haverford lunior School after thirty-five years of contin- uous service. Miss Remington has watched this department of the school grow from three divisions to seven with steadily increasing enrollment and enlarged faculty. Ever a devoted and untiring worker for the best interest of each individual under her care, a large number of students and alumni bear loyal testimony to her skill. Her former pupils, now teachers, have been a source of great pleasure to her in very recent years. ' Faculty, students, and alumni express appreciation for her devotion and loyalty to all interests of the Haverford School. 5 ix