Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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FREDERICK R. WALLACE UEDIE Tlll The Class oi l943 dedicates its yearbook to Mr. Fred R. Wallace, Director of Athletics, Whose helpful, kindly, and genial interest in boys has greatly enriched our Haverford ca- reers. Doc is a real thoroughbred, admired by all for his spunk and happy faculty of de- veloping a strong school spirit through a long series of winning teams. The best of coaches, Doc never fails to say the right thing when it is most needed. ln dedicating our yearbook to him, We but acknowledge our great debt to him as coach and friend. 4

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' , gg 1 -,gwfl HQAlglTiU1L l943 Published by The Senior Class Haverford School - PUHEWUHD The f-IALIGOLUK is edited by the Senior Class of 1943 as a permanent record of the school year at Haverford. The War has forced the elimination of some of the usual features of the yearbook, but the editorial staff has endeavored to carry on despite serious financial handicaps. The staff is indebted to those advisers Who helped us in spite of heavy teaching sched- ules and to the many boys who cheerfully helped without any credit but the satisfaction of a job well done. Although the future is a big question mark for us, the years at Haverford will always be pleasant to remember. We have had a great time While we have been hereg the draft board will take care of the immediate future.

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LIEUTENANT CORNELIUS BRETT BOOCOCK IN THE SEHVIEE The year has seen many changes, the most important of which was Mr. Boocock's leaving in the fall to enter the Navy. lt must have been a difficult problem for him to decide whether the School or his Country needed him more. ln the late summer he accepted a commission in the Navy and reported for active duty in September as Executive Officer of the Naval Radio School at Bedford Springs, Pennsylvaniag a short time later he became Commandant of the post. The Class of l943 regretted to see Mr. Boocock leave. Since Iunior School days he has been a close and loyal friend of our class. We express to Lieutenant Boocock our sincerest friendly feelings and hope that he will have happy memories of us as we have grateful ones of him. 5