Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1947 volume:

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We do not develop that deep, earnest appraisal which sees the significance of situations in true focus and drives on to accomplishment despite the apathy that prevails everywhere around us. The world whose course you young men will help to determine needs this kind of leadership. It will be a world concerned increasingly with labor relations, public health, international affairs, minority problems, and both the darkness and the light that will accompany the atomic age. Already your eyes, your ears, and your minds have been deluged with opinions, proposals, arguments, and appeals. The temptation will be to throw everything over and to go about your own humble business. You will become bored with all the shouting. The temptation to wash your hands of responsibility for all the graver issues will be tremendous. But this is the very thing you cannot, and must not, do. From the many millions will come the few who never lose sight of the goal, and whose lives are a constant inspiration to others. It is my hope that out of this class will rise that kind of leadership. LESLIE R. SEVERINGHAUS gi :... . ,,,,, . U f V 1 5 I , wk Hin, . f , 9' .- G g , X is A A ,.,, A . ,, N.,- M- , f , .2 f. .AMX li lA3 vw if 1, N. -i' . 'R -W 91 Y 4 A 7 E 1 ,,' 5 j QE' V-QQ. 6 LP' 2 7 .Q A k q ,gfjm r ' .f ., ,s ' fl 'I I .243 , , . 1'--N f is Q , M 2- 1 1' ffafb 1. 3 V if I 3.1, 3' in ff 14 ff Y - G In 44 Nr ,rf 1 ' A' .av N wg fee' Q Varstty Wrestling V Varsr y Track Vl Dramatic Club Vl lOHN HENRY AFRICA 2903 Rising Sun Avenue Ardmore Penna. Entered 1945 Iohn Afrrca popularly known as Long Iohn came to Hover ford from Lower Merton H1gh 1n September 1945 lnc1dental1y Afr1ca IS h1s real name cmd not a pract1cal loke as many of us thought when he t1rst came 1nto our rmdst Iohn was on the wrestl1ng team last year but gave 1t up tht year 1n order to concentrate all h1s efforts on wlnnlng that most coveted possesslon a d1ploma The ghost of h1s lcan and lanky form w1ll haunt Mr Smlth s account sess1ons for years to come Work1ng 1n wood and plastlcs 1S Iohn s hobby He has a fond ness for sar1dw1ches chocolate m1lk shakes loud t1es g1rls named Nancy and be11eve 1t or not Thomas Hardy Forestry as a busrness IS Iohns Chlef 1nterest and he hopes to prepare h1mself for h1s selected vocatton at Penn State CHARLES ALEXANDER HARLAN ALLEN The Madhouse Malvern Pennsylvanta Entered 1939 In 1939 there entered the portals of the Iun1or School a blue eyed blond ha1red fellow bu1lt on the lmes of a butterball Hts name Corky Allen Over the years a lot of changes have come over Corky phys1ca1ly and otherw1se He 1S one ot the top person al1t1es of the Sen1or Class and h1S Clblllly to keep a person 1n hys ter1cs 1S appall1ng Inseparable from Corky 1S h1s car Every morn 1ng he streaks from Malvern to Haverford 1n h1S 1941 Mercury loaded down w1th boys whom he charges a modest rate of f1ve cents a head Corky 1S at all worth wh1le socxal funct1ons and 1nvar1ably has a good lookmg fem1n1ne fr1end 1n ow In the held of athlettcs he has excelled hav1ng won two ma1or letters 1n football and hav1ng been outstandlng as a mtler on the track team Next year Corky has hopes of go1ng west to Oklahoma A and M to study an1ma1 husbandry Good luck and all the success 1n the world to you Corky 10 Varszty Football H V Vl IV Basketball lV Varszty Track Ill IV V Vl Glee Club IV V Vl Three Pours V Vl Qualrlxcatxon Medal VI Signet Soctety THEODORE MAURICE BAXTER 123 Edgehtll Rd Bala Cynwyd Penna Entered 1944 Ted came to Haverford ln the fall of 1944 from Bala Cynwyd Iunlor Htgh School Durlng the f1rst few months of school he was rn sort of a daze but he fmally caught on to the rout1ne Most of Teds tlme IS spent dr1v1ng around 1n h1s yellow con vertlble and dr1ft1ng over to see some of h1s fr1ends at Lower Menon Ted almost always IS broke because of hrs frequent phone calls to a certarn wonderful g1rl who goes to school 1n Mxssourr For two years he has been the back bone of the tenn1s team and has been a letterman 1n th1s sport dur1ng h1s entlre stay at Haverford He has a grand sense of humor and he IS always good for a laugh Varszty Track H VI Vars ty Tennis H IV V VI Spamsh Club Ted enters Franklm and Marshall 1n the fall where he IS sure to do well Current Events Club Chemrstry Club V Glee Club V1 Dance Commrttee Bond Club IV Index Colummst Halrgoluk Typist Wrestling VI Varsity Tennis IV V VI Second Team Soccer VI Squash V A RICHARD BARRATT BEAL Rtghters M111 Rd Ardmore Penna Entered 19 6 D1ck IS a great guy theres no ques lon about that But what we d llke to know IS where he keeps all the g1rls he s forever talk1ng about and I'GCe1V11'1g letters from Some of us are qu1te anx1ous to f1nd the answer to th1s problem The l1fe of nature 15 what Drck really goes for He spends h1s t1me ln summer at camp and IS one of the ex Allagash boys He st1ll camps out every once ln a whlle r1ght around home Wllh some of the members of the class whom he honors wrth the use of h1s talents ln Woodcraft axemanshlp cookrng etc A ser1ous musrctan and scholarly follower of barrelhouse boogre woogle and blues IS lh1S gentleman If you ever wondered who provlded the large as ortment of records for the S1xth form dances rt was Drck He has l1terally hundreds of the be t of I jazz hot Drck IS among those of thc clas who are hoprng to get ln o Dartmouth Hell mak out but 1f he doo nt hell probably do 1ust as well poundmg a plano rn Greenwlch Vlllage - , , . . ... .. .. , - 1 ff: , . 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Varsxty Basketball lII H IV V VI Varsrty Football IV H V Varszty Baseball III IV H Polemrcs Soczety Spamsh Club Dramatrc Club fProperty Managerl Glee Club Three Pours S1gnet Soczety IAMES LIVINGSTON BOYD 234 Valley Road Menon Penna Entered 1942 hm came to Haverford as a second former and soon became known as one of the better athletes of the class He started h1s ath let1c career 1n fourth form by w1nn1ng h1s vars1ty letter 1n basketball 1n add1t1on to that he was elected captaln of the basketball team for the followlng year Unfortunately he was unable to play that year hm has also played fxrst team football for two years and h1s except1onal playlng ab111ty earned h1m a pos1t1on on the All Interac eleven In the sprmg he pltches an excellent game of baseball He not only 1S conspxcuous on the var1ous athletlc teams of the school but 1S also a member of several clubs hm was one of the hrst to belong to the S1gnet SOCIGIY th1s year and 1S Cha1rman of the Dance Comm1ttee He IS also a member of the famous Three Fours In h1s stay at Haverford he has made many fr1ends and w1ll be remembered by h1s easy go1ng modest manner We all hope that I1m w1ll have as much success at Pennsylvanxa as he has had at Haverford HARLES LUMLEY BREMILLER Klng of Prussla Penna Entered 194 5 Two years ago Charles BreM1ller entered the Haverford School Durmg these two years Charlxe has amassed a record that IS hard to match In h1S flrst year he was elected capta1n of the newly formed wresthng team of whxch he was one of the founders and thls year he was co capta1n He was one of the ends on th1s year s trlple champ1onsh1p football eam Slnce h1s arrlval teachers and students al1ke have been amazed at thxs dynamo of human energy Charlle 1S never to be found wlthout a sm1le on h1s face and a wlsecrack for every occaslon Because of h1s pleasant nature and good humor Charlle has be come one of the most popular boys 1n the class Charl1e has dec1ded to enter the f1eld of medxcme after leavlng Haverford W1th the background and fr1ends he has atta1ned here we are sure that he wlll be just as successful 1n future llfe as he has been already 12 Varszty Football V H Vl Varsity Wrestlmg H V VI fCaptl Varszty Track V VI Track Quallhcatzon Medal Dance Committee V GARY CARPENTER Eagle Road Radnor Penna Entered 1944 No one 1n school took much notlce of Gary Carpenter when he f1rst unobtrus1vely entered school m the fall of 44 but soon hlS classmates became aware of h1s great bulk h1s good looks and h1s good humor One of the brggest fboth 1n herght and 1n heartl members of the sen1or class he t1pped the scale at an even 185 Desprte the fact that a ch1ldhood a1lment kept h1m from vlolent sports he heartlly yomed those m whxch he could partrcrpate No one ln school was surpr1sed when rn hrs hfth form year he proved h1s ment as an actor rn the March play and repeated thls perform ance as a sen1or Bes1des berng one of the best boogre woog1e ar t1sts 1n the school he d1rected h1S talents toward s1ng1ng 1n the Tnple Quartet 1n the fall He IS qu1et yet hearty ser1ous but funny smart st1ll-crazy It IS pla1n that w1th all these attnbutes Gary does not 1dle h1s trme away when among the lad1es hrs face IS always among the revelers at any party Wall Street w1ll rece1ve hxm Wllh open arms 1f Holly wood doesnt grab hrm f1rst Varslty Swzmmmg IV V Vl Varsity Track IV H V Glee Club V Dramatxc Club V VI Varsxiy Squash H VI Current Events Club VI Honor Roll MATTHEW CROOKS CAMERON CHISHOLM 1056 Ind1an Creek Road Wynnewood Penna Entered 1946 Although T1m IS a new boy th1s year he has many fnends a Haverford Last year he graduated from Upper Canada College o Toronto and came to Haverford to take a post graduate course 1 preparat1on for college Here at school aslde from hrs ab1l1ty understand Mr Sensenlgs physlcs as well as h1S lokes T1m has proved hlmself qurte an athlete Dunng the wmter months he IS number three player on the squash team and can be seen qurte frequently play1ng Frrtz Thornton for a free lunch In the spr1ng golf has clalmed T1m and he w1ll undoubtedly help the team for last year 1n Canada he placed rn The Ontar1o Iumor Golf Tourna ment Hrs great love 15 1ce hockey however and he IS very sorry that Haverford doesnt have a team The school and especxally the Sen1or Class are all glad that T1m decxded on Haverford to take h1s post graduate but have one regret that he dldn t come sooner 13 I , I - . . . 1 . 1 1 , . 1 . 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I 1 . . 1 . . tt 11 , t - I1 . , to . 1 . . . . u I 1 I I . 1 1 1 , 1 ' I 'HW n I Vars1ty Football H Vl Spamsh Club Glee Club Three Pours IOHN WILLIAM CLOWAR 255 Walnut Street Audubon N Entered 1946 WILLIAM DUVAL CLARK 209 E Fornance St Norr1stoWn Pa Entered 1946 B111 came to Haverford School last fall from Norr1stown H1gh School Where he was a member of the graduatlng class of 1946 He rs better known to h1s frlends at Haverford School as Meatloaf a name whrch he acqu1red on the football f1eld th1s season Dur1ng the w1nter B111 could be seen tak1ng bets on the hot Norr1stoWn H1gh basketball team No brlbery cases were 1nvolved When not 1r1 sessron or servlng demer1ts B111 can be seen s1ng 1ng w1th the Glee Club or lendrng h1S VO1C9 to the Three Fours He 1S also an ardent sports tan and IS always present at school games cheerrng on 1f not p1ay1ng on the team B111 expects to enter Penn 1n the fall of 1947 where he will study bus1ness adm1n1strat1on or fore1gn serv1ce work I Varszty Football H Vl Varszty Basketball Vl Varsity Baseball Vl lack Clowar IS one of the boys who came to Haverford 1n thelr sen1or year He graduated from Audubon H1gh School 1n New Iersey where he was a football baske ball and baseball star Iack thought he could use another year of preparahon before enter1ng Yale or Duke Although 1t 1S lack s frrst year at Haverford he played a hard h1tt1ng game of football 1n the fall and a good brand of basketball 1n the w1nter When spr1ng comes around you see h1m on the base ball d1amond playlng h1s usual good game In h1s studles he has done above average work throughout the year He w1ll be remem bered for hav1ng one of the largest appet1tes rn the Oaks and for h1s hab1t of always combrng h1s ha1r Iack w1ll be mlssed very much around the Haverford campus next year because boys wlth bra1ns personahty and ath1et1c ab1l1ty are very rarely found So We all say So long Iack, and the best of luck' 14 , . . . . n 11 1 1 I - . . . . . n 11 . 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I - 1 1 1 - 1 n 11 IAMES WELTON CORNMAN 123 Hrghland Avenue Bala Cynwyd Penna Entered 1940 Ilm entered Haverford ln 1939 and smce then has taken part 1n many and varrous school actrvrtxes He IS rn h1S senror year News Edrtor of the Index a member of the Glee Club and the Dance Comm1ttee and also one of the famous Three Fours It would seem that w1ll all these GCl1V1lleS hm would have httle trme to do well rn h1s stud1es He has however been on the honor roll every year except one smce he entered Haverford rn the srxth grade Wrth such a full school l1fe Irm has l1ttle spare trme but he always seems to have enough to en1oy hlmself around the Ma1n L1ne wrth hrs male or female frrends for ln addrtron to all hrs other accornplrshments Irm holds a def1n1te attractlon for the fa1r sex hm w1ll be mrssed when he leaves for Cornell and although he may be one of the reasons Why masters become gray we w1ll always remember hrm as one of the most cheerful and fun lovmg members of the class of 47 Varsrty Basketball IV V Varsrty Baseball III H IV V Capt VI Varsrty Football IV H V VI Dramatrc Club Polemrcs V VI Current Events Club VI Charles Gault Baseball Trophy Varszty Football IV H V Varsrty Basketball V H Varszty Track IV H V Index News Editor Glee Club IV V VI Dramatrc Club V VI lProperty Managerl Polemrc Socrety V Srgnet Socrety Honor Roll Dance Committee IIUTCHISON SCOTT CURTIS M111 Creek Rd Ardmore Penna Entered 1934 I have lrved 1n thrs world seventeen years and I have yet to see The Ph1ll1es wln a pennant I havent grven up hope however for rt s bound to happen any year now Of these seventeen years I have spent thrrteen at Haverford mcludmg my pre school year My stud1es havent been up to what they should have been but I have always made the next grade Although I Wrll hate to leave thrs school I certamly would lrke to recerve a drplorna when they are handed out 1n Iune My ma1n mterests rn school have been athletrcs especrally football and baseball Although the football team 1sn t leavrng much behmd ln the way of players I hope there IS enough to have a champtonshrp team next year and I am lookmg forward to comrng back to see some of the games When, and lf, I graduate I would llke to have, more than anyth1ng else, a gold baseball to remmd me of the long and pleasant years I have spent at Haverford 15 - I - , . . , , , ' . ' I I ' I . . .i . ' VI , , VI , , , , . . . . . . VI , , . I . I I , ' . . , . I , , , . V. . lx rr , . , , , . , , - , , . . I - . . , 1 , . . , Varsity Track H V Vl Current Events Club Vl Track Qualrlrcatron Medal V EDWARD CHAPIN DEARDEN, III 1253 Ridgewood Road Bryn Mawr, Pa. Entered 1935 Eddie Dearden is one of the small group of members of the Class ol '47 who passed through the portals ot the Iunior School to enter the first grade. Since that memorable morning, he has made an impressive name for himself scholastically socially and athlet- ically. Although a more reserved member ot the class his good looks his collection of the best rn men s wear and his Ford coupe have more than once been the objects of envious remarks Ed has always had an aversion for school texts but Ih1S tact is by no means apparent from his grades tor he stands well above average Whenever there 1S a social function of any 1mportance Ed is almost certaln to put in an appearance In the held of athletics he has shown hrs prowess in the mile run Although his time aver ages a little more than G11 Dodd s he won hrs track letter last sea on and an even better performance IS certain this season RANDOLPH AUSTIN DEWITT 2929 Morrls Road Ardmore Penna Entered 1946 I was born in Worcester Massachusetts on December 19 1928 At that time my father was stationed rn Haiti Soon after however he was sent to Panama and we moved down there After about a year we moved to Alexandria Virginia where we lived for the next sixteen years I entered Maury Grammar School at the age of six and spent my tlrst tour years ot school there From Maury I went to Iefferson School and thence to George Washington Hlgh School While in high school I was an average student I belonged to several clubs and rn my last year I part1 1 pated in Varsity Cross Country and Track In Iune 1946 we moved up to Ardmore I entered Haverford in September 1946 I expect to attend Penn State next fall .J Varsity Track Vl Varsity Football Vl Spanish Club Vl IOSEPH IGNATIUS DIAMOND lR 17 Forest Road Wayne Penna Entered 1944 Ioseph I Dlamond entered the sacred halls of Haverford ln 1944 from Radnor Hlgh School 1n Wayne S1nce Ioe has been com mutrng from that garden spot of the world he has been comp1l1ng an envlable record at Haverford Although never rn any real dlsclphnary trouble Ioe has been an lnstlgator of some rnnocent fun 1n h1s classes Whlch has earned hlm the mckname of Bozo He sparked th1s years varslty foot ball team from the halfback posrtlon and recelved the Eggleston Award for h1s efforts Ioe Was also a pole vaulter on a champ1onsh1p track team and has been an outstandlng frgure on the basketball court for the past three easons Ioe lntends to go to Lafayette College upon rece1v1ng that hard sought dlploma and we can rest assured that he w1ll become a Leopard of good stand1ng Varsrty Football IV V VI Varsrty Squash H V Co Captam Vl Varsity Track IV H V Glee Club IV V Polemrcs V Current Events Club VI Varsrty Football IV H V Varsrty Basketball H IV V VI Varsrty Track H V Polemzcs Soczety Spanzslz Club Eggleston Trophy Conshohocken State and Centennral Roads Penn Valley Penna Entered 1938 Iust n1ne years ago the shadow of Iohn S Drllon began to haunt the nooks and corners of the Haverford School campus Slnce then he has been a constant occupant of the flelds of honor He played basketball untrl he beccrme Co Captaln of the squash team he then chased baseballs around the diamond unt1l he became one ot the best hurdlers on last year s champronshlp track team Hrs popula rty has been due to h1s well rounded personalrty Iohnny s good natured sm1l1ng face has become a very 1mportant part of the Class of 47 He has helped the Glee Club w1th h1s tal ented vocal cords although he has elected Mr Shaws Current Events Club as h1s favored act1v1ty Iohn IS no scholar but he IS a very hard worker as any of the teachers wrll tel you Last year hrs hfth form oral speech a story about h1s dogs told w1th true Drllon humor made an lmpressron on everybody that heard lt ' ' W. ,f ' f ,. ' n IOHN SAUNDERS DILLON Vl ' ' I ' ' . J B . . I A 1 -1 17 , If -In Varsity Football V layvee Basketball lV V Vl Varsity Track V Vl DONALD CANFIELD DOHNER 1209 Edgewood Road Brookline, Pa. Entered 1944 ln the fall of 1944 Don Dohner was drawn to Haverford School's front gates by the tales of its good food and short working hours. Ever since he has been enjoying them. He soon won the hearts of his fellow students by his easy laugh and the joke he has for every occasion His athletic career as one of the main stays of the famous Boilers basketball team was meteoric but brief For some strange reason automobiles are not allowed 1ns1de the Haverford Gym and since Don IS seldom more than two feet from his car that was that By his senior his reputation was firmly established as the only boy never to be seen to take a step 1n any d1rect1on other than toward or from a car His good scholastic standing has not prevented him from adding some real spice to Mr Cleavess English session If this ambition continues at Cornell a real chemical engineer is bound to result See you behind the test tubes Don' LEWIS HENRY ESLER IR Tunbridge Road Haverford Penna Entered 1939 Lew arrived at Haverford in 1939 He had previously attended the Penn Wynne School and upon his arr1val here was amazed to find that there no girls at school Since then he has been able to overcome his dlsappointment and has produced a very good record Lew 1S well known for three things his brains his wit and his girl troubles One envies the first deslred the second and p1t1es him for the third He IS also an outstanding athlete having been a main Varsrty Football IV H layvee Basketball lV Varsity Baseball lV H Index Assistant Sports Edztor Polemzcs Society IV V Glee Club V VI atm Club IV Game Committee IV V Honor Roll Vl V stay on the football and baseball teams for the last two years In Winter Lew IS one of the members of the Health Club Th1s is one of the new clubs in the school for future A111-Xrnericans Although he IS usually found with the Summer School boys he should not be judged by them Lew IS just trying to teach us how to be an Honor Roll student without doing any work 18 SAMUEL EVANS EWING Pickering Creek Farm Valley Forge Pa Entered 1935 It w1ll seem strange to us when next fall comes around not to be making my way towards the Haverford School from lar off Valley Forge as I have been doing for the past twelve years Starting off in the far corner of Mrs Moores first grade room I had a fairly peaceful trans1t1on through the Iumor School disturbed only by time spent in working as Co Editor on the Globe and in taking part ln the many class plays When I entered the Senior School however 1t took me some time to figure out how to dodge Mr Palmer s erasers and Mr Shaf er s demerits When these problems were finally mastered the rest of the way was fairly easy Many memories of happy days at Hav erford will doubtless come to my mind ln the years to come but at present I must admit that the best part of school seems to be vacation be Prlnceton and then law school and the bar IOHN D FLYNN 37 Pleasant Street Katonah New York 135 Pound Football VI Entered 1945 Varsity Tennis VI Tennis V H VI Hallgoluk Semor Edztor VI Index Contnbutor V IV French Club IVICS Pres dentl V Dramatlc Club V lSecl VI Bond Club III lSecl IV Glee Club V VI Cum Laude Class Scholarship Prize III Mathematics Pnze Ill IV At the opening of the 1946 school year we found Iohn Flynn is amazingly slow racing by 19 as a new resident of the Oaks This wiry haired 1nd1v1dual hails from Katonah New York We still wonder how Iohn ever got here 1n time for the opening of school for in everything 1nclud1ng h1s eating he Iohns favorite subyect in school is English and from his con stant quoting of Glamrs thou art and Cawdor one mxght gather that he has aspirations to become a great Shakespearian actor Dont believe it We find that Iohn s favorite pastime is s1mply gazing out the window watching the squlrrels at play and the cars In any event Iohn IS a swell fellow and a good compamon Here s hoping that he makes the grade at Bowdoln After graduation the next stop in my pursuit of education will Signet Society V1 ag Second Team Basbeall IV V Vl Varsity Wrestling H VI layvee Basketball V 135 Pound Football Vl French Club V Current Events Club Vl Dramatic Club VI PAUL HILLIARD FRICK IR 564 Hansel Rd Wynnewood Pa Entered 1944 Paul started his career at Haverford three years ago when he came here from Bala Cynwyd Iunior High It was not long before he became accustomed to the new regime and was a well liked member of his form Ever since his arrival Paul has been asports enthusiast and can often be seen in the library studying the news in the world of sports in the newspapers He has done very well for himself in such ath letic activities as baseball football and basketball lust this year he made a name for hlmself as a wrestler on the varsity squad Paul also obtained a reputation as an actor of no mean ab1l1ty in the three act play given early in the winter He earned the nick name Bud from the character part he took in this production Paul hopes to follow in his father s footsteps and enter Cornell next year WILLIAM HOWARD FRITZ III Church Rd Wayne Penna Entered 1937 It was in the year l938 that Haverford welcomed William H Fritz III into its fold If one looks back to that memorable year he will find Bill as a shy and even stud1ous boy However it was not very long before he got into the swing of things and became an active member of a very active class. Bill is one of the most popular members of the class that is now leaving Haverford. Throughout the nine years which he has spent here Bill has made a fine reputation for himself and has gained with his pleasing personality an almost uncountable number of friends. As for athletics Bill once again is tops. No one who saw the Lawrenceville football game last winter will forget the wonderful game that he played. Before closing, it would seem almost imperative to mention Bill's car, for it is around this Ford that his life is patterned. Not only does it take him to regular school, but it was also a leading factor in his going to summer school year in and year out. 20 Varsity Football lV H V Basketball IV H V Vl Baseball 2nd team III IV Track V Vl Glee Club Ill IV V Current Events Club lll Pres VI Polemxcs Society IV Three Fours V French Club IV Game Committee V FRED CHARLES FUCHS 1319 E. Motgomery Avenue Wynnewood, Penna. Entered 1944 Fred Fuchs entered Haverford School from Bala-Cynwyd Iunior High School in 1944 Upon entering he was advised to repeat sev eral of hrs nlnth grade sublects In order to make up th1s loss Fred attended Summer School 1n both 1945 and 1946 He has always looked forward to the weekends whlch he spends at one klnd of athlet1cs or another and on dates Grrls names are always to be seen on hrs books and Fred IS always seen at all the local dances wrth one g1rl or another Hrs ma1n extra currrcular act1v1ty was wrestlrng He wrestled Varsity Wrestlmg H V VI rn the 128 and 138 pound classes 1n 1945 and 1946 respectxvely and drd very well for hrmself and for the team After leavrng Haverford Fred hopes to study busrness admlnx stratlon at Leh1gh Un1vers1ty Varsity Swzmmmg Team IV Tennis V Science CI 1b VI Vzce Pres Polemzcs oczety V1 IOHN BROOKE GARDINER 614 Pembroke Rd Bryn Mawr Penna Entered 1935 Brooke IS one of the old men of the Senlor Class havrng been at Haverford s1nce the flrst grade Naturally he has been through every experrence the school can offer such as the 1ntr1cac1es of the yellow sheet the terrors of the frfth form publlc speakmg and the debates on Socralrsm rn the Polerrucs Socrety As to sports he can usually be found drsplacrng a few cublc feet of water fquxte a few1 1n the swlmmlng pool during the Wmter and I also understand that he swlngs a mean tenn1s racket H1s favonte hobbres are expen mentrng ln chemlstry argurng w1th Mr Sensemg and borrowrng the contents of Mr Gottshall s chemlstry lab Speaklng of the llghter sxde of Irfe 1t has been notlced that he does well w1th the opposlte sex attending nearly all of the many Haverford dances Haverford College where he w1ll study chemlstry rs next on hrs schedule and I have no doubt that when 1n the future some starthng chemrcal drscovery IS made Professor Tlny Gardmer w1ll be 1ts author 21 . 1 ' . 1 1 . . . 1 1 ' l ' . 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Glee Club VI Camera Club VI WILLARD FREDRICK GORDON 734 Braeburn Lane Penn Valley Pa Entered 1946 Wrllard Gordon better known as B111 fxrst made h1s appearance 1n the hallowed halls of Haverford th1s year com1ng to us from Lower Mer1on Senlor H1gh rn Ardmore B111 has shown h1s rnterests rn several act1v1t1es at Haverford be1ng a member of the Camera Club and blendlng h1s barrtone VOICE rnto the dlscords of the Glee Club He has a great 1nterest 1n mus1c and he espec1ally enyoyed the Gl e Club concert at St Mary s Hall fsrcl Thrs fall B111 played a l1ttle football for Haverford and durlng the w1nter season he could be seen stra1n1ng h1s muscles on the parallel bars for the gym team In the spr1ng he took to the track and ur B111 s mam outslde 1nterest IS photography a hobby from whlch he derrves a great deal of pleasure It has even been sa1d that he makes a small rncome on the srde from tl L1ke most Haverford1ans B111 en1oys dates cars and weekends He plans to go to Wesleyan Un1vers1ty IAMES ALLEN GRANT Paoli Pa Entered 1938 The last n1ne years of Irmmy s ascent of the tree of knowledge have all been spent at Haverford Irmmy ernlgrated from Paolr frn the woodsl to Haverford 1n hrs fourth grade year He managed to survlve the Iun1or School and to enter the Senlor School He soon became a member 1n good standrng h1s name be1ng on the yellow sheet w1th varlous letters and numbers followrng rt Irm spends much of h1s trme ant1c1pat1ng Saturday nlght wrth hrs date wrth the one and only H1s prrnclpal sport IS swlmmlng on whxch team he has been an outstandrng member for the past couple of years and IS the captam thrs year He IS also qu1te a pole vaulter Although not noted for excellent marks I1mmy gets through 1n good style H1s extra currrcular act1v1t1es rnclude the Glee Club of whrch he has been a member for several years the Dramatrc Club and the Current Events Club Irm IS also a member of the Srgnet Socrety Everyone IS go1ng to m1 s Ilm when he yourneys up to Dartmouth next fall 22 Varsrty Swrmmmg H IV V Capt VI Varsrty Football IV V Halzgoluk Sports Edrtor VI Index Copy Edrtor V Polemrcs Society V Dramatic Club IV V VI Glee Club V Current Events Secretary VI Spanzsh Club V Qualrhcatron Medal V Srgnet Soczety VI t f. 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Vwrlfy Treck V, VI HENRY SAMUEL GREENAWALT IR 3536 Cascade Rd Grand Raplds Mtch Entered 1943 Henry Samuel Greenawalt better known as Sam or Greeme entered Haverford ln September of 1943 although lt wasnt untxl the fall of 45 that Sam became one of the boys under Mr Coverts w1ng ln the Oaks From the day he entered Sam has devoted a great deal of tlme to athletlcs not to ment1on h1S outsxde lnterests on weekends In h1s flrst two years here he won h1s letter on the famous 135 s and ln the W1nter played number two man on the squash team In the two succeed1ng years Greens was vars1ty center on the football team Th1s year he was presented the Max well award for h1s outstandlng playlng 1n the Germantown game Number one pos1t1on and co captaln on the squash team may be added to h1s credrt also Sam wants to enter Pennsylvan1a next year to play football and attend the Wharton School on the s1de Wherever he may go however everyone who knows h1m w1ll agree that he w1ll be a success for he has a w1nn1ng personal1ty Varszty Football H V VI Varsity Squash III IV V Co Capt VI Varsrty Track IV V Current Events Club IV V Glee Club V VI Three Pours VI Isec and Treasl Oaks Commzttee Varsity Golf V VI Second Team Soccer V VI Varszty Track V VI Current Events Club Glee Club Honor Roll Wlllram Wallace Prize GORDON GREENWOOD Newtown Square Penna Entered 1937 It was 1n the Fall of 1937 that Gordy flrst entered the Iunlor School and slnce that t1me he has proved to those CISSOClC1'led wlth h1m that he IS really a hne fellow In splte of h1s qu1et and ret1r1ng manner he 1S always ready for an argument w1th anybody about anythlng and woe betlde the man who trles to talk hlm out of a certaln 1dea he has for Gordy comblnes plam loglc Wllh a char acter1st1c tra1t of tenacrty It mmght be sa1d that he usually comes out on top He employs thms same comb1nat1on on h1s school work and as a result he has been on the honor roll w1th monotonous regu larxty Gordon IS an ardent second tenor ln the Glee Club and one of the mcunstays of the Current Events Club In the held of athletxcs he bowls plows the turf w1th a W1Ck9d drlver and works 1n a game or two of basketball ln h1s barn over the weekends 23 I ' I . 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I I I 1 1 1 1 I - - 1 I - 1 - 1 1 1 Varsrty Football VI Varsity Swrmmmg VI Varsrty Baseball VI Halrgoluk Advertrsmg Assistant Glee Club VI Spanish Club VI Honor Roll HENRY GRINSFELDER 5545 Aylesboro Avenue P1ttsburgh Penna Entered 1946 From the smoky crty of P1ttsburgh 1n the fall of 1946 Henry Grmsfelder came to Haverford Henry IS one of the best natured and most congen1al fellows 1n the class Everyone llkes hmm largely because he IS always full of enthuslasm W1t and genu1ne humor The Oaks would certa1nly seem tame and qu1et Wrthout Henrys frequent and Com1cal outbursts Ils1de from h1s 1ov1al Slde we gaze at h1s extra currlcular ac l1V1l1eS Henry was one of Ioe McQu1llan s tankmen he belonged to the Glee Club and the Spamsh Club and he was a member of the football team In addltlon Henry was one of the boys who made th1s book successful by gett1ng ads H1s pet avers1on seems to be barbers at least we cant see any other reason Why he should look l1ke Rlp Van Wlnkle most of the tlme But perhaps he has h1s reasons who knows? One thmg that we all know IS that we wlsh Henry luck and happ1ness 1n h1s chosen career THOMAS CLARKE HAAS Plne Road Rosemont Penna Entered 1944 Four years ago one early September morn1ng Tom Haas en tered Haverford As th1s prepossess1ng boy passed under the pa1nted cut glass over the front door a certam change took place 1n the general atmosphere of the school To th1s day no one knows what 1t was Tom s cla1m to fame IS h1s Wmnmg personallty and sense of humor whlch have made h1m one of the most popular boys ln the class Wxth the looks of Gable and the Wll of Hope Tom has naturally asprred to go West and 1o1n the mov1e caravan Th1s summer he plans to go to Hollywood and get h1s start B9S1d6S h1s Work for the Index and Halrgoluk Tom IS an actlve member of many clubs H1s Weekends are taken up by a certa1n glrl 1n Cynwyd or by tear1ng around the Ma1n L1ne wxth the boys Prmceton has always been the source of many dreams of th1ngs to come for Tom Knowxng Tom as We do we are certaxn that Old Nassau Wrll be as receptlve to h1m as was Haverford Z4 Varsity Track V H Halzgoluk VI Index Contributor Spamsh Club V VI Polemrcs Soczety VI Dramatzc Club V VI Glee Club IV V VI IOHN WALLACE HALLOWELL Berberr1e Menon Pa Entered 1941 Wally ls known around Haverford as berng among the no1s1er elements of the semor class Thls constant sound emanates not only from hrs volcan1c personahty but also from the llght green Model A 1n whmch he may be frequently seen An enthus1ast1c athlete Wally has played on varlous pound teams 1n football has been a bulwark of the Fenclng Team and has also managed to cut up the greens of all the ne1ghbor1ng golf courses Hrs ma1n 1nterest outslde of such school act1v1t1es as the Glee Club and the Weapon Club IS centered on mechan1cs He IS always to be found tlnkenng w1th some prolect or another 1n h1s underground playroom Whenever you are tryxng to flnd Wally sometlme and he IS not at home or at school the next place to look IS the Agnes Irw1n School He spends so much trme there that the quest1on has been ra1sed as to whlch school he really attends If he does as well at Latm Club VI Weapon Club Yale as at IrW1ns he w1ll certamly ucceed Varsity Football V Mmor H I Vars1ty Basketball IV H V VI Varsity Track V Dramat1c Club IV V Current Events Club Polemxcs Socxety Spamsh Club IV V Game Comm1tteeIII IV V Dance Commlttee VI Rmg Commzttee IV V VI GERALD IOSEPH HANSEN 409 Sycamore Road MGTIOH Penna Entered 1942 Ierry Hansen or Thumper as he IS popularly known by the boys has been w1th us s1nce the second form along w1th other stalwarts such as hm Boyd and Torn Mangan S1nce then he has been steadlly bluffmg h1S Way past boys and teachers untxl he as reached the top-voted the blggest bluffer 1n the class He IS always ready to talk eloquently and at length on IS favorlte subject-glrls Ierry IS one of the chasrng est fellows 1n e whole senlor class and although he IS not always completely suc cessful he has a ta1r record Ierry IS one of the hardest workmg of all of us when 1t comes to athletlcs Despite h1s d1m1nut1ve S129 he has been an example to all on the football squad of spmt and determmatron On the court dur1ng the wmter season Ierry has by dmt of hard work bemme one of Coach Prlzer s stars especlally when he stands rn the center court and sw1 hes em 25 lx ,ll V I ' , , VI l Glee Club V VI I I I ll ll I I . 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' ' I I 4 1 n . h . h. . . . - . . - . th I , Varszty Football Mgr H Varsrty Squash Mgr H Varslty Baseball Mgr H Varsxty Track IV Index Feature Eaztor Latm Club Bond Club Ring Committee CARL MAURICE HOHN 1120 Belheld Avenue Drexel H111 Pa HEWITT HEISERMAN 324 Hathaway Lane Wynnewood Penna Entered 1941 From September 1941 to th1s day 1n Iune 1947 there are many memor1es of Haverford School I can carry away preferably Wllh a drploma That memorable day 1n September s1x years ago pound football teams lretrrement for old age at n1nety poundsl demerlts 1 blessed are the meek 1 champ1onsh1p football teams 1w1th and w1thout 11651 the water bucket sprlng and fall deadl1ne of features for the Index the mad rush for lunch under the new schedule n1ne months to spend between tr1ps to Malne Plane Geometry flrecrack ers Paol1 Locals the Pharmacy lugg1ng the baseball bats to and from the yellow sheet and how to beat 1t not enough dances the cruel shock of exams w1th or w1thout cumulat1ve marks War and Peace the Bo1lermakers brrbes for boost1ng battmg averages hopes for mercy and a lucky Iune f1ne fnends old and young a heart for the future-all these and so many more memorable experlences I can take from the portals of Haverford Varsity Football VI Entered 1945 v111S11y Baseball Vl Varsrty Golf VI Maur1ce ca1r1e to Haverford 1n September 1946 after be1ng d1s Service Club V1 charged from the Navy He 1mmed1ately became a well known mem ber of the sen1or class At f1rst bewlldered by the yellow sheet by the examlnatlons and by the other myster1es that the new Haveford student must try to solve Maury began by perseverance and fort1tude to make h1s stay at Haverford very 1nterest1ng Athlet1cs have a def1n1te appeal to h1m He was a member of the football team and played mtramural basketball for the Veterans Although he 1S not a star h1s lnterest 1n sports 1S smcere Maur1ce has var1ous outslde rnterests and GCl1V1l1eS He 1S often found w1th h1s car for he spends a large amount of h1s t1me workmg on the Ford wh1ch he dr1ves to school every day He IS also Very fond of huntmg and of Woodcraft 26 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 n 11 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I ' 1 1 1 . n 11 'I I . 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I THOMAS GEORGE HUMMEL 520 N 27th St Allentown Pa Entered 1942 Tom a true product of Allentown came to the Haverford School 1n the fall of 1942 He has been a promlnent member of the Oaks for the last four years Tom IS always sm1l1ng and h1S gemal personahty has been gracnously recexved by everyone Th1s year he was one of the three members of the Crosman Hou e Commrttee Along w1th some studylng Tom was manager of the 1945 46 basketball team played second team baseball and was always to be found at football games lead1ng the cheers 1n support of the Maroon and Gold He 1S the type of fellow who takes th1ngs as they come and he never seems to Worry Slnce he IS one of the most popular boys around the Oaks h1s warm hearted enthus1asm and h1s wonderful sp1r1t w1ll be m1ssed but we are sure these qual1t1es w1ll guarantee h1s success Varsity Basketball lMgrl Iayvee Basketball Vl Znd team Baseball IV V VI Dramatrc Club IV V VI Polemrcs IV V Glee Club IV V Oaks House Committee Vl Cheerleader lV VI Varsrty Football H V Varsity Swrmmmg Vl Index Columnist Polemrcs lVrce Presl Glee Club IV V VI Dramatrc Club V VI Current Events V Signet Society Dance Committee Three Pours HOWARD HEBERTON INGERSOLL IR 3 Orchard Way Wayne Pa Entered 1937 I flrst came to Haverford way back ln fourth grade and found 1t very d1ff1cult to pass anythmg Somehow I managed to stumble 1nto the Sen1or School and from then on I couldnt have been per suaded to leave under any cond1t1ons In splte of all my compla1nts Haverford has done much for me even though I havent thought so many txmes I dont know where there IS a better crowd of boys than here The last football season was very depress1ng 1n one way but 1t was a lot of fun to play w1th such a frlendly bunch of fellows The same th1ng goes for track although I got my greatest sat1sfact1on from sw1mm1ng I am lookrng forward greatly to college and college hfe but I w1ll always remember my senlor year at Haverford as one of the best years of my hfe 27 , . , . . . s ' . I - I I I u - - V I - , , I l I I Spanish Club V, VI , , , , . Vl , . , , I I , VI , , - . , , I I Varsrty Wrestlrng H V Varsrty Football H VVI Varsity Gym GHT IV Vl Varsity Baseball V Varsity Crew Vl Spanrsh Club Sergeant at Arms V VI Glee Club IV V Polemrcs V Three Pours V Dance Committee IV GEORGE FENIMORE IOHNSON 1333 Youngsford Rd. Gladwyne Pa Entered 1940 Bumles the Gladwyne gladrator IS one of those fortunate peo ple who ended up ln the Haverford class of 47 when they dldnt qulte expect to Hes had a good tlme spend1ng another year at Haverford though and vice versa He has been a stalwart ln four sports football Cone of Bob Detwe1lers proteges at guardl wrestl1ng fw1nn1ng at 175 pounds whenever he comes outl gym IGHT and a star for some years nowl and baseball flong dr1ves 1nto and over the fencel A good party 1S one of the thrngs that Penny loves best WIIHGSS that affalr he gave before the Play and Dance You may have notrced that he had tarls on That fact 1S a good example of hlS success here I-Ie s always ready to go the l1m1t on a good th1ng WILLIAM FRANCIS SKINNER KENNEDY 1112 Montgomery Ave Rosemont Pa Entered 1940 Lower Menons loss of B111 Shoulders Kennedy was Haver lords ga1n when 1n September 1942 B111 entered Haverford Slnce enterlng Haverford B111 has been very promrnent 1n sports and other school act1v1t1es In Iune 1943 these act1v1t1es were temporarrly suspended because he was called to serve h1s country Varsity Football Vl 80 lb Football Coach Vl Varsrty Wrestlmg Mgr VI Varsity Baseball VI Dramatrc Club V Glee Club V Spanish Club VI Vets Capt VI as a member of the Unlted State Army After returnrng from serv1ce 1n Germany and many other of the European countnes he came back to Haverford to take up the more serlous dut1es of studymg to f1t hlmself to flght the battles of l1fe Among other of hrs school GCIIVIIIGS B111 has been coach of the Elghty Pound Football Team the manager of the wrestl1ng team and a member of the Dramatlc and Glee Clubs He also takes prlde rn the fact that he captalned the newly organrzed Vets Basketball Team thls past year B111 1S st1l1 rn a quandry as to wh1ch college w1l1 accept hlm as are many other veterans but we wlsh hlm success wherever he goes 28 1 . 11 . 11 - - 1 I ' . 1 . 1 . 1 . . , . . , , . . . 1 I i . . u 11 1 . n 11 - I . . 11 11 . . . . I ' . , . . . 1 1 1 . . 1 . 11 11 1 . . . I I I I ' 1 I . ' I I u . , 1. 11 , . I - I I ' I u I 1 1 ROBERT ALEXANDER KIMBROUGH, III 13 St. Aspah's Rd. Bala-Cynwyd, Penna. Entered 1934 I suppose in a senior write-up one should state the achieve- ments of his school days that have given him the most personal satisfaction. The fact that I've been in the Class of '47 longer than anyone else fills me with pride. Yes, I must confess to the black truth that I flunked Kindergarten! It will be hard for me to leave Haverford because Ive had such fun here yet Im glad to have the chance to go out w1th the Class of 47 because lndeed there was never a f1ner group of boys Im sorry that we cant play the Episcopal game over again fsorrier than I can ayl but Im relieved that I dont ha Jo to lroulder any more solid geometry Many fond memories of good friends and pleasant rncldents will always arise rn my mind whenever I think of Haverford and Ill always be able to say Wllh deep pride that I was a member of the Class of 1947 Football H Wrestling H V Varsity Track Index Sports Editor V VI Haligolulc Feature Editor Dramatic Club III IV V Pres VI Signet V Pres VI Dance Committee Co Chairman VI Glee Club IV V VI Student Council V Chair Varsity Football IV H V Varsity Wrestling H V VI Co Captain VI Varsity Track IV V VI Halxgoluk Associate Editor Glee Club IV V President Student Council V Vice President and Secretary Class V1cePres1dent VI Honor Roll Eggleston Trophy V Signet Society VI Three Pours VI Dance Committee VI man VI Class Sec Treas ll IV Pres V VI Honor Roll III VI FERDINAND SCOTT KIMMICH 505 Lancaster Avenue Haverford Pennsylvania The thought never occurred to me when I entered Haverford three years ago that these seemingly long under graduate years would pass so quickly The warm perpetually shadowy halls smell mg of floor oil the gym bulging with boys adept at all sports and especially wet towel slrngmg the masters each one a complete and separate establishment of Haverford tradition all have become somewhat less fasclnatrng to me since my first few months here although they are still an integral part of school life I will always remember my IITSI day of school Frfteen mlnutes late to class I thrust my head in Dr Newhall s door and asked Is this Third Bible by any chance? Not by chance but by previous arrangement the good Doctor yovially replied Amid guffaws and catcalls I took my seat 29 Vars1ty Swrmmmg Ill H IV V I Varstty Baseball V VI Varsity Soccer IV H VI Vets Basketball VI Polemrcs Society V VI lPres1dentl Current Events Club EDWARDS FAYSSOUX LEIPER III Prov1dence and Bxshop Hollow Roads Medra Pa Entered 1940 On the e1ghth of December ln 1941 I was told by my thrrd form Enghsh teacher that w1th the exceptlon of posslble rat1on1ng the new War would have httle dlrect effect on my hfe Youll never have to go I was assured L1tt1e d1d he know what was to befall me My school hfe has been conhned almost entrrely to the Ryan Memor1al Bu1ld1ng In th1s wonderful place I have spent my most enjoyable moments at Haverford Th1S year I shocked everyone by landlng on the honor roll' A part1al explanat1on of th1s stupendous event hes 1n the fact that I have had most of the courses before I cant help feellng that when I leave the honored walls of Haverford there w1ll be a gap rn the school that wlll be hard to f1ll Glee Club VI French Club Ill IV Bond Club Ill IV Honor Roll VI IOSEPH NEWTON LEO St Dav1s Avenue St DQV1dS Penna Entered 1936 My f1rst memorles of Haverford extend back to that September day 1n 1936 when I IIFSI entered the second grade Dur1ng the ftrst week the place seemed strange to me but before long I became occupled 1n all the many thlngs that one can 1mag1ne After escap1ng from the Iunlor School I found myself ln Mr Palmers hrst form room and I felt the st1ng of a flex1ble prece of rubber every trme I started to fool W1th1n a short trme I realrzed that We were no longer the lun1or School b1g shots but Just another class 1n the Senlor School Among my years 1n the Upper School the 1nc1dents that Ill never forget were the flfth form pubhc speakmg and the four years of harsh commands and cruel exercrses of Mr SGHSSHIQS soccer pract1ce How we won all those games last season w1ll always be a mystery to me After graduahon 1n Iune I xntend to cont1nue my educatron at Amherst where I shall take a pre medlcal course 30 I ve always wanted one of those desks Varsrty Swzmmmg H Varsity Track H V Vars1ty Soccer H III IV V VI lCaptl Srgnet Society Glee Club V VI Track Qualzlxcatxon Medal Powell Cup V VI Foretgn Policy Association , , . . 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I VI , , , . , , I . . . . , . , , . . , I - I WILLIAM MORGAN LLOYD Seaford, Delaware Entered 1946 Among the new arr1vals at the Oaks last September was th1s lad B111 He comes from Seaford Delaware the home of the f1rst nylon factory 1n the world B111 1S a postgrad at Haverford hav1ng graduated from Seaford H1gh School He soon became d1st1ngu1shed around school for h1s heavy Southern dr a wl and those who could understand 1t took an 1mmed1ate l1k1ng to h1m At ftrst B1l1s feet bothered h1m but he soon became accustomed to wearmg shoes even on week days At Seaford H1gh School B111 amassed qulte an athlet1c record ,-. -Q -' but because of a sl1ght 1llness and a more severe case of t1m1dness B111 d1d not have a chance to do as well at Haverford However he Varsrty Baseball Vl d1d play on the famed Sky Scrapers basketball team Those who know B111 Well are we1l1nformed on such sublects as Southern belles and the raw deal g1ven to the Confederates Qu1et good natured fun lov1ng B111 IS the k1nd of fellow who makes frtends everywhere he goes and he w1ll leave plenty of them at Haverford after graduat1on Second Team Baseball V Second Team Soccer Vl Varsrty Swrmmmg V VI Varsity Baseball VI Science Club Vl Chemzstry Club V Vl Cum Laude dEstmauv1lle Prize V Forergn Polrcy Assn Vl THOMAS FREDERICK LONG IR 2938 Oakford Rd Ardmore Penna Entered 1945 Tommy came to Haverford 1n 1945 from Haverford H1gh School S1nce then h1s 1nterests have been d1rected chtefly to h1s stud1es as he IS alra1d that he w1ll have to concentrate on scholast1c atta1n ment 1n order to beat the GI s 1nto ollege Tommy possesses a penchant for math and sc1ence and for th1s reason deserves to follow a top f11ght sc1ent1f1c and eng1neer1ng course at Cornell MIT or perhaps Annapohs Although he cannot be classed w1th the soc1al l1ons he may always be seen at the week end dances where he 1S reputed to cut a mean 11tterburg If he meets w1th the same success at College that he has at Haverford the Class of 47 may expect great th1ngs from Torn rn the held of sc1ence 31 1 - 1 1 - 1 - - I 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 . 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'VV - I if , 1 . . 1 Varsity Tenms H V Captam VI Honor Roll VI Mellor Tennis Cup V Varsrty Gym GHT V VI DAVID GIBSON MAHAN Golf Club Road Newtown Square Pa Entered 1935 Dave IS one of those boys who came to Haverford m the f1rst grade and who have been here ever s1nce then He has worked h1s way qu1etly along from one stage to the next begrnnlng w1th the bew1lderment of the Iunlor School and end1ng wlth the full dxgmty of the Sen1or Class S1nce he seems to possess a natural ab1l1ty for anyth1ng he happens to tackle he has had l1ttle trouble 1n cult1vat1ng an mterest ln many d1fferent pastlmes and sports He spends many of hrs hours practlclng the v1ol1n whlch he has studled for years and also IS no amateur when 1t comes to playlng the drums In addxtxon to be mg a mamstay on the gym team he W111 be busy th1s spr1ng as capta1n of the tenn1s team though he 1S determlned to work ln lots of golf on the slde Dave hopes to enter the Eastman School of Musrc 1n the fall 1n order to further hrs study of the v1ol1n wh1ch he plans to make h1s career Varsity Football H IV V THOMAS IOSEPH MANGAN III Montgomery Ave Varsxty Squash H V VI Polemzcs IV V VI Vlucmova Pa Class Oltrcer V Sec Entered 1942 F1ve years ago I entered the second form at Haverford It was my flrst ghmpse of the school because my fam1ly had just moved to V11lanova from Washlngton D C where I had spent the fxrst twelve years of my l1fe My IIISI lmpresslon was that th1s was the blggest school ln the country and that I was 1n the blggest class As I left the tutelage of Mr Shafer and heard M L Herltler say Please to take your seat llstened to Colonel Shaw s and the last one and took Mr Wxlson s Tng course the class seemed to grow brgger and blgger Athletlcally I have had the pnvllege and good fortune to play on two of Doc Wallace s football teams whxch have beaten Ep1sco pal Ive been on the quash team 1n the wlnter and on the tenms team 1n the spr1ng In my Op1I11OI1 a s1gn should be placed above the front entrance to the Haverford School a s1gn that says Through these portals pass the most wonderful boys 1n the world 32 Honor Roll III IV Eggleston Trophy Index Reporter III VI Student Councrl VI lSec yl Spamsh Secretary V VI 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 . . 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U 11 1 1 1 . u 11 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . , . 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 - -1 1 . . u H - 1 - 1 1 . 1 n 11 . 1 1 1 - , . 1 1 . . 1 . . . - 1 1 . u . 11 , CARL ALBERT MANN 8053 Cresco Avenue Philadelphia Penna Entered 1944 September 1946 found Carl Mann back 1n Haverford after a year and a half in the Navy Carl s previous stay for four months was short but eventful H1s seventy nine yard game w1nn1ng run against Northeast that year IS a memory that will linger for quite some time This year Carl surpassed the high standard he set before He was assis ant coach of the 120 pound team and a valuable member of the Varsity Football team In the winter he held down the 155 pound berth on the Varsity Wrestling Team Not only can Carl be depended on to give a good accounting of himself in h1s studies and athletics but he IS one of the most pop ular boys 1n the senior class H1s car is never too crowded for just one more passenger en route to the Straw or the Pharmacy We are sure that Iune will not mark the end of Carl Mann s association with Haverford HARRY APPLEGARTH MARSH IR 30 Tenmore Road Haverford Pa Entered 1930 Weapon Club Pres IV Science Club Ill VI Varsity Football H V Varsity Wresilmg H Vl Glee Club Three Fours Dramatic Club Vl To any of the Alumni who might see this picture no I do not have any older brother Im the same boy you used to know many years ago My tour of duty started at the Haverford School back in 1930 in the first grade I was very eager to become a Haverfordian so eager I might add that I have been fighting the battle of Haver ford School for along long ime ' After a great struggle I finally became an Upper Schooler. A combination of the wrong attitude toward school and the war caused me to enlist in the Army Air Corps in October 1942. During my traveling for about three and a half years I saw the demand and necessity for having at least a secondary school diploma. For this reason, yvith the help of Mr. Black, I returned to Haverford a few monthls after being discharged to make up some of my lost credits. Thus,,in Iune, I expect to receive my sheepskin with the rest of the senior, class. Ass Varsrty Soccer V H Vl Second Team Basketball V Second Team Baseball IV Varszty lenms Vl Index Advertrsmg Manager Polemrcs Socrety V Vl Scrence Club Vl Glee Club VI French Club V VI Current Events Club V Frith Form Publzc Speakrng Imalrst Game Committee IOHN LINDSAY MATHER III 312 Lancaster Avenue Wayne Penna Entered 1945 only called entered Haverford from Radnor 1n h1s fxfth form year In almost no tlme he made fr1ends wrth Iohnny as he IS comm almost everyone and qulckly classlfled as one of the boys Al though he IS usually qu1et durlng the school day he IS known as one of those typlcal Wayne boys who lead w1ld but good l1ves After a day s study Iohnny can usually be found on one of the var1ous athlet1c f1elds H1s favorrte sports are baseball and basket ball 1n wh1ch he has shown sk1ll throughout the year He was also goal keeper on the chcmp1onsh1p soccer team For the past two summers Iohnny has worked at the shore not only earn1ng money but havmg a good trme Th1s summer he IS one of the many Haverford pup1ls who are plann1ng to travel to Cal1 forn1a After h1s cross contlnent 1ourney he plans to enter Dart IAY COXE MASTER Colon1al Vlllage Wayne Penna Entered 1935 When lay trotted 1nto the Iunlor School twelve years ago llttle drd he dream he would someday emerge a Senror and st1ll be wrth the class of 47 Scholarshlp 1S not one of h1s outstandrng character 1st1cs but by holdlng hrs nose to the grmdstone tnelther of whlch shows much wearl he has managed to keep h1s head above water Sc1ence has always been one of Iay s ma1or mterests W1th the emphasls on pyrotechnlcs As for hobbtes Iay has but one maglc and towards th1s end he devotes much of h1s tlme energy and cash In the held of athletlcs h1S amb1t1ons were flnally reahzcd when he became a member of th1s year s champ1onsh1p soccer team Ho also dlstrngulshed hrmselt as a member of that famous battle scarred group of trackmen who emanated da1ly from room 19 1D pursu1t of a hot lunch Th1s fall lf the wrnd IS rrght lay w1ll set sall towards Prrnceton followlng 1n the Wake of famlly trad1t1on Varsrty Soccer H Vl Varsrty Basketball V H Varsity Track V Varsity Baseball VI mouth or to return to Haverford for a postgraduate course 34 V , , . 1 1 . . . . 1 , , . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 - ' U H . . . . . . . 1 1 . 1 - - 1 1-1 1 I - 1 , - A 1 1 I 1 . .1 11 1 . 1. 11 1 1 , . , VI 1 1 . 1 f, . . . 11 11 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . ' , - Varsrty Football III IV ROBERT WILSON MINTER Tunbridge and Blakely Rds Haverford Penna Entered 1943 Bob IS one of the few boys who left Haverford to come to Haver ford He left Haverford High School in Eighth Grade and has been around here ever since Robert has the ability to succeed in almost everything he at tempts This fall he came out for varsity soccer for the first time at Haverford and ended up Wllh the position of inside left on a cham pionshlp team In addition to his accomplishments in the world of sports Bob has been accompanist for the Glee Club and the Three Pours during the last two years The school thought so much of him that it gave h1m a prize for his musical abilities lncidentally our virtuoso also plays the electric guitar Tommy Warren s band pro vides Bob with a 1ob and some spending money Bob s ma1or aim in life right now is to get into Amherst and judging from his honor roll record we think hell get there No one knows what hell do after college maybe hell be a candy czar like his father but whatever he does we know he will do it well DAVID RICHARD MONIAR 205 Glenn Road Soccer H VI Wrestling H VI Track V VI SpamsI1 Club IV ISecretary Current Events Club VI Glee Club Accompamst V Three Pours Accompan ist VI Honor Ftoll Edward H Reuss III Memorial Prize Qualification Medal VI Service Club Szgnet Society H V I Varsity Basketball H V Index Assistant News Editor Latin Club III IV Ardmore Penna Entered 1937 In the year 1937 Dave entered the Fourth Grade of the Haver ford School In 1938 Dave again entered the fourth grade of the Haverford School a wiser and more adaptable young man lt was 1n this year that Dave met and made the acquaintance of some of h1s present classmates with whom he was to have many a pleasant time. lt was in this Iunlor School atmosphere that Dave became athletically minded and he could be seen after school with either a football a basketball or a baseball. As the years passed this pol- icy paid off as was proved by his fine record in all of these sports this year. He played tackle and end on the football team center on the basketball team and catcher in baseball. Scholastically Dave does fairly well and you can tell he s having a good time doing his work. He is a true Haverfordian, for he has unbounded enthusiasm for the school and for the faculty. It is Dave's fine spirit that makes him the grand fellow that he is, and anyone who meets him is sure to like him. 35 Varsrty Soccer V VI Varszty Baseball Vl Varsrty Basketball V lllssrstant Managerl Cheerleader V ROBERT WHITCOME MOORE II D West Chester Pa Entered 1941 In the fall of 1939 Bob entered the Haverford School Lxttle dld he realxze at that trme the struggle he had before hmm In 1943 Bob enlrsted 1n the Army Alr Corps and after n1neteen months of hard study1ng he graduated a full fledged p1lot In March of 1946 he recerved hrs drscharge and ever srnce has been strugghng valrantly for that hard to get dxploma The h1ghl1ght of Bob s sports career at Haverford came durlng a soccer game between Haverford and Penn Charter Agarnst the doctor s orders Bob went 1nto the game and 1ns1de of the ten mm utes he played scored three goals Bob 1S hoprng to enter Penn State fn the fall of 1947 after gradu atfon from Haverford LEWIS SEYMOUR MUDGE 543 New Gulph Road Bryn Mawr Penna Entered 1935 In the month of October 1929 banks failed bus1nesses closed therr doors and rnrllrons found themselves penmless It 15 needless to tell you the reason for all thrs havoc for 1t was 1n that month and year that I was born I had my ffrst taste of Haverford 1n Mrs Moore s f1rst grade and at the t1me of th1s wrrtrng I have as yet to swallow my last It may come as a surpr1se to many to drscover that I had been rn school for three whole years when I f1rst owned a Baby Brownre but I must confess that I have never been wlthout a camera srnce To put thrngs brrefly rf you feel that th1s book has not done your features 1ust1ce I am the man to see lf you d1s11ke the modern 1Sl1C arrangement of these pages I w11l lend a sympathetlc ear to your feehngs In sprte of all thrs I am as yet undecrded as to Wh1Ch professron I w1l1 enter but I hope to follow a lrberal arts course at Prrnceton 1n the fall 36 Varsrty Soccer l-I fMgrl Index Photography Editor V Halzgoluk Photography Edrtor Vl Camera Club V lPresl Science Club Vl lPresl Srgnet Society dEstmauvrlle Prrze Iohn C Lober Prrze Harvard I-llumm Award Scholarslup Prrze V Fifth Form Publrc Speakmg Wmner Cum Laude DAVID TRAY PARKER 1560 Sherxdan Lane Norr1stown Pa Entered 1946 Dave attended Norr1stown Hrgh School and graduated wlth the class of 1945 He then entered the Naval Reserve and served four teen months Hls frrst day at Haverford was rn some ways exc1t1ng and 1n others 1ust more changes-of the kxnd he had been gettmg used to A fact that 1mpressed h1m very much was the courtesy and student teacher relat1onsh1p he found here compared to that of a much lesser degree found 1n the Navy between offrcers and men Another surprlse was the correctlng of Math homework and that pecullar Haverford mstrtutlon account sesslon Nearly every th1ng he found here was new and drfferent and Dave was pleas antly surprlsed by the student co operatron and part1c1pat1on 1n extra currrcular act1v1t1es Probably the th1ng whlch 1mpressed h1m most was the hlgh level of scholastlc work malntamed at Haver ord Mr Parker hopes to contmue h1s educatron at the Towne Sc1en l1llC School at the Un1vers1ty of Pennsylvama where we wlsh h1m ROY DANIEL PAVLIK 604 Exmoor Road Kemlworth Ill1no1s Entered 1946 Varsity Baseball VI Varszty Track H VI Wrth hayseed rn hrs curly harr Roy blew 1nto Haverford al ready armed wlth a dlploma from Trrer Hlgh Wrnnetka Il11no1s Outslde of glrls hrs hobby 1S motorcychng Th1s avocat1on carned on at terr1f1c speeds was ln a way responslble for h1s berng here at Haverford th1s year To make a long story short he tangled wlth a four ton truck and lost As for athletlcs Roy IS very much at home on a pool table as well as on the p1tcher s mound where he turned 1n a very lmposrng season for old N T fThe elght ball news was acqu1red by experl ence the baseball news wrung from hrs yearbookl We re confr dent that he w1ll do well for the Fords thls spnng Roy has hopes of attend1ng Ohlo Wesleyan but he also has appllcatlons ln for the Un1vers1ty of Puerto RICO and the Un1vers1ty of Alaska Wherever he goes whatever he does we wrsh the best of luck to a really flne fellow 37 f . the proverbial all the luck in the world . Varsity Football H IV V Varsity Track H IV V VI Dramatic Club VI Current Events Club VI Track Qualification Medal SHERMAN EVARTS PERKINS Morris Avenue Bryn Mawr, Pa. Entered 1931 Well, well, well, it looks like I made it! It was not just Way back when I started at Haverford, it was way, way back. Some of my classmates this year were just learn- ing to walk in 1931. In the middle of my fifth form year, a combina- tion of poor marks and the war led me to quit school and join with Uncle Sam. I never changed my mind about anything so fast in all my life as I did then. The Haverford School was the only place for me Through three years of Army hfe this ambition did not change and back I came in February of last year to school in order to get my diploma With this in hand I am looking forward to a continua tion of my education at Dartmouth 2nd Soccer V VI Varsity Squash H VI Varsity Golf Index Reporter V VI Spanish Club V Glee Club VI IOHN WILBUR PETTENGILL Entered 1943 Iohn first walked through the doors of Haverford in September 1943 When after four years of hard work and h1s share of fun he will receive his diploma from the headmaster this Iune the school will be very reluctant to lose such a likeable boy Thls fall on the soccer field he performed very capably for the second team A very good squash player Iohn occupied a first team berth in h1s senior year The call of spr1ng brings hrm from the 1n door to the outdoor courts where he plays a fast game of tennls When 1t comes to the wild out of doors Iohnny IS very much at home as his lnterests 1n hlking camping and fly fishing testify He has put his knowledge to good use while being a councillor at Camp Allagash in the summer Stanford University appears to be Iohnnys goal Whether this IS because of his studies or because of the Western beauties re mains to be seen At any rate Iohnny will be a success in the fleld of his choice 38 Current Events VI Camera Club V Foreign Policy Association FREDERIC HOUGHTON PHILLIPS Valley Forge Road Devon Penna Entered 1945 Fred moved from the rocky land of Connectlcut to Phlladelphra and Haverford ln h1s 1un1or year Although one of the relatlvely new boys to come to Haverford he has become one of the many hnks 1n the long chaln whlch composes the renowned class of 47 Durrng the fall he was a member of the football team and was one of the few 1ncluded 1n that select group of mlnor H rece1vers In the Wlnter he has tr1ed a great number of sports but none w1th too much success In the sprlng trme Fred IS found smackmg w1th great zest at a golf ball on the Menon Golf Course He seems to flnd qurte a brt of drfftculty dec1d1ng on whrch to concentrate most but from all 1nd1cat1ons golf holds a wlde margrn Hrs other rnterests are attemptlng to flgure out the bewrldenng Varsity Football V Vl lMmor H l Varsity Golf V VI Spamsh Club V Vl Glee Club V c1rcle of Ma1n L1ne grrls and to learn the accepted way of utter Thrs next fall Fred has hxgh hopes of enterlng the Un1vers1ty of V1rg1n1a Varsity Football Vl Camera Club VI MARK ELIAS REED 14 S Derby Avenue Ventnor New Iersey Entered 1946 I expected almost anything after two years of hrgh school at Atlantrc C1ty my home town a:nd the world s playground and one at Valley Forge M1l1tary Academy I thlnk I had a rlght to In any event I was pleasantly surprlsed when I came here to Haverford Ill admlt that l1ke any good place lt has 1ts faults I wont say the Oak s beds are hard but my back wasnt naturally as strarght as 1t may now appear Then there are the masters Im sure Ill never forget them For example Mr Gottshall made chemrstry so lnterestmg that even the porsonous stench of hydrogen sulphrde was barely notrceable Mr Wxlson fmally convrnced me that the tan of 90 degrees equals 1nf1n1ty fl thlnkl And of course theres Mr Coverts 7 25 A M ntual of Wake up Trme to get up Mark' Iohn' Let s go' Yes Ill mlss Haverford but Ill certcnnly be proud to be an alumnus 39 , . 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I , . l Varsity Soccer Vl Varsity Swrmmmg V Dramatzc Club Vl Current Events Vl Servrce Club VI Honor Roll RICHARD STRYKER REED 155 Belv1dere Ave Washrngton N I Entered 1948 After graduat1ng from Columb1a Hlgh Maplewood N I D1ck was all set to attend Yenchmg Un1vers1ty Pek1ng Ch1na Because of the Ch1nese c1v1l war then 1n progress he was unable to make the tr1p and at the last moment declded to come to Haverford D1ck has done exceptxonally well as a flrst year student mam ta1n1ng an honor roll standlng throughout the year He 1S a versatlle actor and appeared 1n two school plays playlng a preacher ln December and a murderer 1n March Bemg an Oaks boy has rather cramped D1ck s style as to the Weekends but when once let loose 1n New Iersey he 1S a verxtable terror erther on the ground wlth h1s one and only or up 1n the a1r flylng As for h1s future upon gradua t1on thrs year D1ck IS rather uncertaln as to where he ll contlnue h1s educat1on He wants to be a forergn salesman for some large con cern as h1s father IS and We all Wlsh h1m the best ot luck wherever he may go 1n h1s undertakmg IOHN MERRICK REGISTER 601 Raxlroad Avenue Haverford Penna Entered 1935 Iohn 1S one ot the chosen few rn the Sen1or Class who have gone all the Way through the school from the flrst grade When he graduates he IS gorng to leave many rnemorres behmd h1m w1th the other boys An 1n1ury to h1s knee has prevented Iohn from part1c1pat1ng 1n sports but he makes up for th1s by bemg an act1ve member of the Glee Club and he also pounds the typewr1ter for Halzgoluk and Index Varsrty Golf V VI lndex Copy Editor Vl Halrgoluk Copy Edrtor VI French Club Pres V VI Scrence Club Vl Glee Club V VI Current Even's Club V Honor Roll lll IV When summer comes he abandons the rush and glare of the metropol1s to become a counsellor at Camp Choconut He IS an ardent enthuslast of the Susquehanna Rlver and the Blue Rldge Mountcuns If Iohn s plans turn out Well he W1ll spend most of h1s t1me a l1ttle farther north for he 1ntends to go to Harvard When he becomes a mult1 m1ll1ona1re as he undoubtedly W1ll someone about to Wr1te h1s blography W1ll look up the record and fmd that he Was one of the best l1ked boys of the Class of '47 40 A 3 . . . . ' I 1 - 1 n Spanish Club Vl . . ARMANDO RICCI 211 Roberts Road Ardmore Pa. Entered 1941 Srx years ago I Drck RICCI astrangely bewrldered boy entered the f1rst form of The Haverford School I couldnt get over see1ng all boys and no g1rls It wasnt long before I recovered from that sensa t1on and found myself among what proved to be the best group of fr1ends a boy could want to have I have gotten a great deal of pleasure from athlet1cs as well as from the actual school work Weeks spent 1n practrce wlth the foot ball basketball and tennls teams have been well worth the effort put 1nto them Although my future IS uncertam my past 1S not s1x years of the best t1mes a boy could have When I leave here Ill take wrth me plenty of memorres along w1th the educatron the masters have pushed 1nto me I hope the trme w1ll come when I too can make a talk 1n chapel not as a scared frfth former but as an alumnus FRANCIS HERBERT ROBERTS Pembroke and Aberdeen Rds Second Team Football IV Varsity Football Vl Swlmmmg V Varsity Tennis IV V Dramatzc Club IV V Stage Manager VI Polemrcs Society Latm Club IPresl IV Gun Club III Glee Club V III Form Class Vzce Pres Honor Roll III VI Game Committee IV Science Club Dramatic Club Chemrstry Club French Club Latm Club French Declamatron Contest Dunn Prrze Wayne Penna Entered 1935 entered the frrst grade Srnce then he has been known for spoutlng French phrases at people who never know whether he IS 1nsult1ng them or not Asrde from h1s lnterest 1n telephones and rad1os he has been dabbllng 1n chemrstry Frank has also made a h1t elsewhere w1th hrs communlcatrons as he IS the electrlcran at camp ln the summer He has also been seen work1ng the electrlcal c1rcu1t at school plays and flxlng Mr Sensenlgs k1dd1es toy telephone The Professor has not been too actlve m sports but he manages to be present a few days of the week at soccer squash and tenms 1n the1r seasons He IS not much lnterested tn women but has been telhng us for the past few years of a lusc1ous blonde whom he met rn a telephone conversatron but whom we have never seen Frank has decrded to go to Haverford College and major rn chemrstry We srncerely hope that he w1ll fxnd the lady of hrs tele phone and h1s deserved success 41 v 1 ' , Twelve years ago, the Professor fas this biographer calls html Varsity Tennis V Varsity Squash IV V French Club V Glee Club V Vl Service Club Vl Latm Club lll Three Fours Vl Foreign Polzcy Assocxatlon RICHARD LEE ROMOSER 1432 Orchard Way Rosemont Pa Entered 1944 SAMUEL RANKEN ROBERTS 1327 H1lls1de Road Wynnewood Penna Entered 1935 Sam 1n1t1ated hls endeavor of learnmg way back ln the begm n1ng 1n the flrst grade of the Haverford Iunror School Most note Worthy of hrs many ach1evements perhaps IS the marntenance of an honor roll stand1ng throughout all of these twelve years Sam s athlet1c ab1l1ty can readxly be attested by anyone who knows any th1ng about the f1ner polnts of soccer for he has been the ma1nstay of the halfback l1ne for the past two years He 1S furthermore an up and commg tennls player Surely too no one can ever forget the stellar frrst tenor work Sam has done 1n the Glee Club and The Three Fours As may be surmlsed the female sex occupres much down round Wynnewood way In closlng let me say that Im sure Well all be sorry to see Sammy wave a fond farewell to Haverford to walk 1nto the sunset of the Dartmouth College campus where he mtends to contmue hrs educatlon Varsity Crew V Varsrty Track Vl Current Events Club Vl Dxck came to Haverford 1n the fall of 44 a l1ttle down hearted at leavlng the co educat1onal features of Ardmore Iunlor H1gh He soon however made h1s l1keable personallty felt around the cam pus whlle keeprng hrs scholast1c standlng out of the lower brackets Some of D1cks fondest memorles of Haverford are connected wlth Mr Lupton s mechamcal drawlng class and the chemrstry class , of Mr Gotshall The state of Mrchlgan for some possrble female reason has always had a great attractron for Drck and he has spent several of hrs vacatlons there Th1s summer Dlck plans a tnp to Mlchlgan before enterlng Dartmouth We know Drck w1ll be mrssed at Haverford, but we are certa1n that he w1ll be as popular at Dartmouth as he was w1th us 42 l . , . if f, ' ' ,s cg - . . I I I tr li. . . Vaiffity Soccer IV' V' of Sam's time when he is off campus, especially those who reside vl ' . CHARLES ANDREW ROWLAND 2401 Edgmont Avenue Chester Penna Entered 1946 Reds comes from that remote community named Chester Al though spending much of his time travelling to and from school he stlll finds time for sports Reds put in his first appearance at fall football practice where he succeeded in establishing himself as a first team guard In the winter months he started wrestling and was extremely successful w1nn1ng the majority of his matches Reds has been out throwing the shot put lately for his new ambition is to earn a place on the track team During h1s short stay at Haverford he has made many friends He hopes to attend the University of Pennsylvania next year Varsrty Wrestling H V Varsity Football V H VI Varsity Track V VI Index Co Editor Halrgoluk Editor rn Chief Polemrcs IV V VI fPresI Science Club III V fSec VI Signet Society Vice Pres WILLIAM MAXWELL SCOTT III New Gulph Rd Bryn Mawr Pa Entered 1936 Varsity Football H VI Varsity Wrestling H VI Time Current Affairs Test Form Winner III V VI Forergri Policy Association Cum Laude Rather than ask a stooge to scribble 168 complimentary words I decided to make my write up purely autobiographical and to include a few facts about my life First I would like to list the things that affect my life women school and politics fin that orderl I always fumble the ball on the first two but on the third I really get in some knocks As regards women they 1ntr1gue me because I cant figure them out I like school except when Im there Some think I am a Communist be cause I wear red ties and Break rela ions Wlfh Fascist Spam but tons but Im really 1ust a bankrupt capitalist who thinks Soc1al1sm might help him I hope to join the membership of the bar if and when I get through law school and I hereby offer a ten per-cent discount on all rates for my fellow classmates. If Sam Ewing thinks lm trying to undercut him just wait til he sees those rates! 43 Crew V Vl Glee Club VI Current Events Club Vl Spanish Club V Vl Forelgw Pol1cy A soc1at1on WILLIAM LEE SHAPP Malvern Pa Entered 1943 Most of the class knows B111 as one of the Malvern boys one of those fa1thfuls of Corky Allens bus B111 has made hls mark here as a qu1etly laugh1ng boy whose mam cla1m to lame IS h1 ret1cence 1n class of rather uproar1ous people B111 1S seen at var1ous soc1al functxons here and there espec1a1ly 1n the Upper Ma1n Llne He gets snowbound very eas1ly as he hves 1n an even w1der part of the country than Allen Mr Shaws hlstory class IS one of the gentlemans IGVOTIIG hangouts He can be seen snooz1ng peacefully up 1n the f1rst row from day to day to be awakened only by the Colonels gentle quest1on1ng Well m1ss B111 when we all leave One of the qu1eter sp1r1ts of the class wlll have gone only to g1ve way to a w1ld f1fth form DAVID BARRY SHELDON 334 Glen St Glenn Fans N Y Varsrty Basketball Entered 1946 If I leave school I th1nk I shall always remember Haverford It IS cr grand place and contams a f1ne bunch of boys and some very good teachers W1th whom I have had a few mxsunderstandlngs When I leave school I w1ll remember them all even though I have been here only a year Upon my arr1val at Haverford I had just as every new boy has a httle trouble f1nd1ng my way around After cons1derable t1me I even hgured out how the lunch per1ods worked and what bells meant class recess or sesslon After rece1v1ng my d1ploma at graduatlon I hope to make the grade at the Un1vers1ty of Pennsylvama 44 . 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' 1 I I ' HENLEY LITTLE SMITH 1202 Rrverstde Ave Trenton N I Entered 1946 After graduatxng from Trenton Hxgh School last Iune Henley Smlth entered the Oaks th1s tall for an add1t1onal year ot secondary school Although he had satrshed all ol the scholastlc standards at Trenton Henley thought lt expedlent that he should have another year of school before beg1nn1ng the arduous 1ourney through col lege Next year he has great hopes of entenng Dartmouth or Pr1nce ton where he plans to pave the way lor medlcal school Hen was one of the many boys on the football team th1s year who worked dlhgently all through the season Thrs sprlng Henley s ma1n rnterest Wxll be on pole vaultlng He has done as hrgh as Track V1 Football Vl eleven feet wh1ch set the school 1ndoor record th1s w1nter and hopes to augment th1s accomphshment when the out door tracl' season rolls around Varsity Football V Vl Varsity Crew H V Vl lCaptl Spanish Club V Honor Roll VI IOHN FRANCIS SMITH 261 Kent Rd Wynnewood Pa Entered 1945 In the fall of 1945 lack declded that lt was Just a httle too far to travel to Malvern every day and as a result the Class of 47 made a most substanttal gam In h1S two years Srmtty not only has become one ot the most hked boys ln hrs class but has also proved hxmself to be an athlete as well In crew he shone above all hls mates and was nommated as captam of the team hrs senlor year In the classroom, when a subject becomes a b1t borxng, Smltty always seems to be rlght on the ball and comes through Wllh one of h1s prlze remarks that put the class 1n hysterrcs It should also be noted that lack never let a weekend go by wlthout gettrng hrs share of lun wlth the boys or even wlth the glrls Next year Smrtty hopes to go to Cornell where we're all sure he'll make a name for hrmsell as he d1d so convmclngly ln hls class at Haverford School 45 .. ei I . . F 5, ' I , . . . . 1 -what I , , . - . . , x , , , , ' I - I Varszty Squash IV VI Index IV V Glee Club Polemlcs Society GEORGE OTIS SPENCER 104 Shlrley C1rcle Narberth Penna Entered 1942 When my famrly moved to Phlladelphla 1n 1942 I entered Haver 'ord as a bewlldered second former Thrs state however lasted a matter of m1nutes only for I was lmmedlately consc1ous of the wonderful sp1r1t of Haverford and before the f1rsf day of school had ended the old boys by the1r xnterest and fr1endl1ness had made me feel very much as one of them The scholast1c hrghpomts of the past f1ve years have been Mr Garner s algebra M LHer1t1ers French V and Mr Sensemg s lec tures on the fourth and frfth d1mens1ons Dunng the wmter after noons I used to lock myself 1n a squash court and try to hlt the l1ttle black ball In the spr1ng a hundred and flfty strokes was a good day for me on the Menon West Course My extra curncular act1v1t1es have 1ncluded the Glee Club and the Serv1ce Club and for two years I was a cheerleader As I leave Haverford to contrnue my educat1on at college I take wxth me many happy memones of a very prohtable and pleas ureable IIVS years RQBERT GRAM SPURDLE Varslty Football V H VI 2nd Basketball IV King of Prussia Rd Varsxty Swlmmmg H V , . - - 1 . , , , , lun I I 1- 11 . . . . , 1 I I .s I ' I , . 1 - 1 . - 1 1 I 1 . H .1 1 1 , . . . .. 1, 1 . 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' I I I - , . 1 . . . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . , . 1 1 1 - 1 Radnor Pa Entered 1944 Bob s1nce h1s arrlval at Haverford School 1n the fall of 1944 has become an asset to h1s class because of h1s abllxty and h1s 1ndustr1ous attrtude He has been a very actlve member of the foot ball sw1mm1ng and track teams he IS the v1ce presrdent of the Glee Club and he IS a member of the famous Three Pours Spurt 1S a restdent of that outstandmg commumty of Wayne and attended Radnor Hlgh School before entenng Haverford Slnce r1d1ng and Ilylng are two of Bob s favorxte hobbles he worked at a stable last summer and w1th the money he earned took fly1ng lessons Bob has a d1ff1cult t1me 1n Engltsh class because whenever there 1S some sort of d1sturbance he cant seem to conv1nce Mr Cleaves that he IS not the cause of 1t There have been many de bates on th1s subject these no doubt have somethlng to do wlth h1s desxre to become a lawyer Nevertheless Spurt hopes to enter Pr1nceton after h1s graduatlon cmd study law 46 2nd Baseball IV Varsxty Track H V Three Fours V Vl Glee Club V VI Spanish Club IV ROBERT ARTHUR STANGER Bowman Ave Mer1on Pa Entered 1942 Bob Stanger entered Haverford in 1942 and began his career under the direction of Mr Shafer In his five years at Haverford Bob has accomplished much as can be seen by looking at his list of activities When not playing soccer or squash or working on the Index Bob can usually be found tooting around the Main Line in his Model A Ford with its well known red wheels or flying a plane at the Valley Forge Airport It 15 even rumored that he may trade rn the Ford to buy a plane of his own Bob claims to be a little shy where the fa1r sex IS involved but we notice that he s always right on the 1ob at every dance or other social affair so we dont take much stock in his story Having developed a warm spot 1n his heart for New England by his summers spent at Camp Allagash he is planning to spend the next four years at Yale where we are sure he will develop into an excellent engineer Varsity Football H IV V Varsity Soccer III IV V VI Varsity Squash III VI Varsity Track V Index Contributor V Spamsh Club V Current Events Club VI Honor Roll VI Cheerleader VI Game Committee VI FREDERICK PERRY BOYNTON THORNTON Varsity Basketball H IV V Capt VI Varsity Baseball H IV V Varsity Track H V VI Varsity Squash H V VI Dramatic Club IV V Polemrcs V VI Honor Roll VI Gault Trophy IV Neely Award V Raznear Award V Prmceton Trophy V Srgnet Society ITreas I 317 Arrdale Road Rosemont Pa Entered 1935 When I entered the Haverford Iunlor School to register before the first grade 1t was playtime and everyone was outside shooting marbles and playing baseball Iudging all school life by this one scene I could hardly wcut to begin my education The sad awaken ing came when I learned that we had to study a while before we went outside As I proceeded along the path of education I found that more and more time was spent in learning and less and less rn recreation. I was even introduced to those evil duties which go by the name of homework . After leaving the comparatively leisurely lite of the Iunior School with its fond memories of Christmas pageants eleven and twelve year old baseball teams and Mr. Dethiers French classes I found myself in the rustling turmoil of the Senior School. Aside from two war years when I attended public school I have been here ever since. Haverford has been very good to me in my stay here, and I hope that all she has taught me in the classroom and on the athletic field will show her to best advantage. 47 Varszty Football H V Vl Iumor Varsity Basketball Mmor H V Varsity Basketball Vatstty Basketball H V Science Club Honor Roll V Vl Oaks House Committee WILLIAM TRETHAWAY III Apt 205 Hampton Apartments 157 S Harr1son Street E Orange New Iersey Entered 1945 On a September day 1n 1945 B111 Trethaway arrxved to become one of the Chosen Few lOaks boysl H1s home IS ID East Orange New Iersey but much of h1s t1me IS spent 1n Wllkes Barre Every Frlday afternoon he can be seen leavmg the Oaks for one of h1s memorable and dramat1c week ends Although B111 spends as httle trme as poss1ble at school he 1S always way up on the class record when the grades come out There wasnt a month 1n thrs past year that he m1ssed belng on the honor roll Desp1te h1s natural acadernlc powers B111 15 known around the 1nd1v1dual battrng averages both of h1S last two years and was one of the steadxest 1nf1elders around school Although B111 s heart IS set on baseball he 1S a good basketball and football player as well Brlls qulet and cord1al manner plus h1s good c1t1zensh1p w1ll Charrman VI GEORGE CORRALL TURNER undoubtedly brxng success to anythlng he undertakes 1n hte Varsxty Soccer H VI P O BOX No 611 sctence Club Devon Penna Cum Laude Entered 1944 Three years ago Corrall came to Haverford Sxnce then he has done n1cely for hlmself 1n a number of act1v1t1es A couple of years ago he m1ssed gettlng by a very small marg1n the brology prrze tan embalmed cat w1th rubber artenesl Th1s year he obta1ned h1s letter 1n soccer for play1ng on the champ1onsh1p soccer team Dur 1ng the w1nter Corrall has been a squash man belng on the second team last year tHe declded to QIVG up squash th1s year rn favor of sol1d geometryl Outs1de school Corrall goes for rad1o a1rplanes and anybody 1n skrrts In the past few years he has been an actxve member of the Sc1ence Club and more than once has held the rapt attentron of the audlence Wxth one of h1S 1nterest1ng exper1ments When school 1S over, Corrall IS headed for Penn, to study to become an electrrcal englneer 48 Temple Mathematrcs Contest Game Commrttee ,jg . . . . , ' -- school as quite a baseball player. He finished well up in the team Vl . . . . . . V EDWARD HUBER ULRICH IR 1401 Plymouth Boulevard Norr1stown Penna Entered 1945 Duke passed through the portals of the Haverford School 1n the summer of 45 hop1ng to complete an accelerated course before the man 1n the top hat and strrped pants pmched hlm He then con tmued on 1nto the years of 46 and 47 H15 favor1te sports are basketball and football and desp1te hrs success1ve d1ff1cult1es w1th stud1es IS an ardent fan Duke IS extremely fond of the Western outdoors and of brg game huntlng Some day he would l1ke to own a cattle ranch rn Colorado or Idaho He expects to make professlonal forestry h1s l1fe work and 1n t1me hopes to attend the UHIVGISIIY of Cal1forn1a 1n Berkeley He can usually be seen readrng Wordsworth or be1ng shang ha1ed to Flouda 1n Hohns Ford H1s anxmated ph1losophy of l1fe wrll probably always be frowned upon nevertheless he says he IS gorng to en1oy 1t wh1le he can FRANCIS DONALD VENTURA 318 Ithan Avenue Varszty Football V VI Crew V VI Re1ects VI Index Colummst Spanish Club V VI Weapon Club V Current Events Club VI Varsrty Track H V VI Varszty Basketball V Intramural Basketball Spamsh Club lPresl V Polemzcs .society V Vl Rosemont Penna Entered 1945 Benny IS another member of that select group of Haverford 1ans who harl from the fa1r c1ty of Norrlstown Although Don has been at Haverford only two years these years have been f1lled w1th many notable achlevements He started out h1s athlet1c career w1th a bang by starr1ng on the second football team He recelved a wrenched knee however 1n one of Docs noted scrlmmages so h1s flxng a Have ford fame was cut short Strrctly speakmg track IS Bennys speclalty He IS one of the best half mllers 1n the school Last year he placed second rn the Inter Academrc track meet Thls XIIIIIEI' he started and helped orgcuuze tho popular 1ntramural basketball league Don wrll always be remembered for h1s many wrsecracks and also for h1s Wlde acclalrn of Norr1stowns football and basketball teams 49 Varsity Football V -A VI ' . , VI ' 1' ' ll ll - - Second Team Soccer IV V Varszty Golf V VI Latm Club IV Vzce Preszdent French Club Dramatic Club Honor Roll PETER WHITE Fenlmore Lane St Davrds Penna Every year as w1nter rolls by and sprlng appears I look IOHN ALBERT WARD 1046 Mlllbank Road Bryn Mawr Penna Entered 1937 I had my IIISI encounter wxth Haverford way back 1n 1937 when I entered the thlrd grade lt was from there that I worked my way up to a h1gh and mrghty srxth grader just to be transformed 1nto a lowly hrst former the followlng fall My fxrst day 1n the Senlor School was a memorable one Every thrng was so new and strange that more than once I walked 1nto the wrong classroom Mr Hunts Bxble classes and student councrl study perlods supplled most of the humor 1n those days Ill never forget the day the Oaks caught on f1re and how we all hoped Ill that the blaze would spread to the mam bu1ld1ng Mr Garner s meter st1ck and Mr W1lsons dressmgs down had me frrghtened many tlmes but served as a medrum for teach1ng me mathemat1cs When I leave for college IW1ll1amsl I w11l take many happy memor1es Wllh me 1nc1ud1ng some of the fantastic yarns that Mr Sensenrg has told us durrng physlcs class Varsity Track IV H IV V VI ICaptl Track Qualrfzcatzon Medal Index III IV Managing Editor V Co Edrtor VI Polemzcs Society IV V VI tSec yl Signet Socrety forward w1th eager ant1c1pat1on to a happy day 1n Iune when all IS ga1ety and carefree abandon I am referrrng to my b1rthday But for Iune of 1947 there are vrslons of untold celebrat1on my s1ster w1ll be flfteen In between these two momentous events to break the day to day monotony the Haverford School solemmzes the r1tual of Commencement When between the hours ot fxve and sxx o clock fexact t1me dependrng upon the speaker of the dayl on the after noon of Iune 9th my stretch at Harnngford A 1S f1n1shed polgnant memor1es of happy Haverford hours w1ll doubtless flood my bra1n For the present however I must confess that vacat1on has always seemed to me the best part of school F1fty years from now when I donate my p1le to the Haverford School bu1ld1ng fund I w1ll be able to reveal the lnterestmg story of just what happens when the Index staff works late at school The 1nst1nct of self preservatlon 1S too strong rlght now I also wrsh to announce a campargn to purchase a ramp for the boys who tr1p on the steps Wh11e grasprng for the sheepskln I hope I dont 50 Athletic Assocratlon VI lSec yl Class President III IV Vice President V Secretary VI Student Council Ill IV V VI lSec yl Cum Laude Thomas Allerton Newhall Prxze Stephen Knowlton Prize , . . . 1 . I N . . I ' ' ' . ' , . 1 . . . 1 1 . 1 , . 1 - ' I . .. 11 1 1 1 V . I , . I 1 1 . Entered 1939 Haligoluk Business Manager -I I I I 1 1 . . I I l I - 1 - - I . . 1 , ' .. . 11 . . . . I I I I 1 I ' 1 1 . . . 1 Second Team Soccer IV DONALD ELLIOTT WILBUR IR 115 Pennsylvama Avenue Bryn Mawr Penna Entered 1938 Elhott Wllbur the faxr ha1red boy of the Senlor Class has been Wllh us for mne years and now he s planmng to contmue h1s educa t1on at Haverford College the parent of thls IHSIIIUIIOD He must love th1s town' Els pr1nc1pal xnterests 1n school have been the Sclence Club and the newly formed Chemlstry Club He s frequently seen furtlvely worklng 1n Messrs Gottshalls and Sensen1gs lnner sanctum and 1t IS rumored that he 15 engaged w1th Drck Beal 1n mventrng and perfectlng a new p1n ball mach1ne Outslde school El spends most ot h1s t1m eon mus1c erther work 1ng w1th some of the talented members of h1s fam1ly s1ng1ng 1n the cho1r or playmg 1n a small but hot band of whxch he IS a member Th1s organxzahon somet1mes honors the publxc by a performance such as was grven at the Stgnet Dance last fall We cant say the glrls wxll m1ss El for he s gomg to be nght across the street but we all w1l1 and we w1sh h1m the best of luck 1n engxneenng RICHARD NORRIS WILLIAMS III Orchard Way Second Team Soccer H IV V VI Second Team Tennis H IV Second Team Squash V Index Contrxbutor V VI Science Club V VI French Club V Latm Club III IV Glee Club VI Honor Roll Temple Mathematics Contest V Game Committee Varsrty Track IV V H VI Polemrcs Socrety V Glee Club V VI Quahhcatzon Medal Cheerleader VI Game Committee VI Wayne Penna Entered 1936 Rrchard III IS the mlddle man 1n a strrng of three Haverford W1ll1amses He entered the second grade 1n 1936 under the name of D1ck whlch handle stuck Wlth h1m unt1l 1n thlrd form he 1n herlted Tex from h1s brg brother Tex cla1ms that for h1m the words Haverford and bad luck are synonymous Clllng the fact that among numerous other mxshaps for the past two years somethxng has turned up to prevent h1m from runnmg ln the Inter Acs But xt s not as bad as 1t sounds Durmg gas ratronmg he drove for weeks on an empty tank good luck w1th a l1ttle help Last year he successfully got through the Herby Derby and now he holds the trtle ot the class s second oldest draft dodger He ns also the co ongmator of the old Haverford by word Two Weekends at the shore separated by twe days at Haverford to recuperate compnse h1s summer Vacattons When Tex leaves for Lehxgh the School w111 m1ss a swell fellow and a great yoker 51 , . , 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 . . . , - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 11 11 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 - . 11 11 ' 1 , . 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 . , , , 1 1 1 - u 11 I . 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' ' A , 'V 1 u 111 1 . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . 1 1 1 - ' 1 . 1 . 1 . U . 1 1 1 ll ' ll 1 Vars1ty Soccer H VI Varsrty Wrestling H V Varsity Track H IV V VI Index V Bus Mgr VI Glee Club IV V VI Scxence Club IV V VI Current Events Club Pres Publrc Speakmg Fmalxst V Qualzfzcatron Medal IV Three Fours Vl Cheerleader VI Dance Commlttee V VI Foreign Polrcy Assn VI I. BEDFORD WOOLEY IR. 528 Montgomery Ave Haverford Pa Entered 1936 Every weekday mormng and sometxmes on Saturday those who commute on the Paolz Local may be lucky enough to see a lone fxgure hurrymg toward school along the ra1lroad track between Bryn Mawr and Haverford Nme chances out of ten th1s flgure w1ll be I B Wooley Ir or Iack as he currently hkes us to call htm Someday he may be domg th1s all hrs l1fe but l dont thlnk so I B has been wlth us srnce second grade havmg one of the longer records of the Class of 47 In all thxs trme he has made qulte a name for hxmself 1n h1s class As shown above he not only IS a member of the most lmportant clubs of the school but also has left h1s mark on the athletxc freld It should be menhoned too that by no means has he ever been lost after hours We hope to see a lot of Bed 1n the future after he starts 1n at Penn HARRY CREC1 YARROW IR 207 Roberts Road Ardmore Penna Entered 1941 On a fall day tn 1941 an event occurred at Haverford whlch w1ll 11nger long rn the mrnds of many Th1s event was the enrollment of Harry C Yarrow Through thrs boy s outstandrng athletrc ablllty Doc Wallace was afforded the reahzatxon of many happy dreams The Rock broke many records of whxch the wxnnmg of the first of h1s sxxteen varslty letters ln h1s second form year and the captarn mg of our football team for two years are the most outstandlng On a weekend lf there are no school dances he may be seen buzzlng around the Maln Llne 1n h1s flashy yellow Olds Harry was accepted as one of the best of boys from h1s flrst appearance not only because of hrs ab1l1ty on the fxelds of sport but also because of h1s wmmng personalrty Harry knows every body at school from the famed to the unknown and always has a frlendly sm1le and a few encouragxng words for all One of Sk1p pers most apparent charactenstxcs IS h1s spmt for all thlngs con nected w1th the name Haverford 2 Varszty Football H III IV V lCaptI VI lCaptI Varsrty Basketball H Ill IV V Varsrty Baseball H ll III IV V VI Varsrty Track H III IV V VI Halrgolulc Adverhsmg Manager Glee Club III V Polemxcs Soclety V VI Athletlc Assocxatxon IV V VI !V1ce Presl Index Reporter IV Srgnet Soclety Yale Cup Three Pours IV V I , . I . . 1 ., , - . . . . 1 - , . . . 1 1 . . - . 1 - n 11 I . - . 1- 11 1 1 1 V1 . , . - 1- 11 1 1 1 1 . . ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . 1 1 . n 11 I , 1 1 . , . . n 11 1 1 1 I ' . n 11 1 1 1 1 1 . n 11 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 , . , 1 . . . 1 1 u 11 . . ' u 11 . . 1 - , , - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . n 11 1 1 1 1 - . . n . I Il . . 1 . 1 . . WALTER GIEVES ZISETTE 609 Pembroke Rd Bryn Mawr Pa Entered 1946 Weeg graduated from St Marks 1n 1946 and came to us for a post graduate course Although he has been W1th us but one year he has been a Haverford boy from the start He was only a substxtute on the vars1ty football team but h1s ab1l1ty as a m1ler IS proved on the track durxng the sprmg months Thrs s1x foot blonde IS headed for Yale Hope you make 1t Weeg One thmg we want to know rf th1s lanky guy w1ll not take t1me out durmg the w1nter to have h1s halr cut what happens ln the summer at Chatham Where he sa1ls all day and dances all n1ght'? flow can he steal away from h1s greatest love h1S boat? Durlng the Wmter months on Sunday afternoons Walts drlve was constantly l1ned W1th cars H1s home IS a gatherrng place for those attractrve grrls of Baldwrn and Shrpley Thanks for your hos p1tal1ty Weeg We wrsh you had been wxth us longer and we hope that you wxll feel that you are one of us 53 Varsity Football Vl Wmter Track VI Varsity Track H Vl Spanish Club Vl Glee Club Vl Sky Scrapers Vl Honor Roll VI , Q A 5 Qs, We Q ,xi 'H v f f 5 Af Qi . , 'Uamw s 1 m. in x t wang f I' 3 Q ,mf N, J, f ' . ff!!! -f s kquls A L0 rx Mtssmxet x Wear 'Y WSE' Xl OH rx X Br etheflo d 1 Kenna Adams RhOgd5 X MeY9!5 g rx neon tg 'YW th D Bobelilezr Hu O 1 l 'rl-065 Read MO mxchael Reme KNO ls rx Mason u r x E' orsletl Dtew fad 'Name tutatcer CG xx teh O no Home Con W k Row te W Bx 9 Y, Wxllvlms X up Marsdtef BGG Smyth Ughl Ch YAC Xen KO X Ulu 'yhrtd Bow Lamo K e ROW Knox xek xo x ht W Weeton Second To Russell Sl Evcms e 9 lt tx elk to nqgfood e xrstmijrlgson 'rlerxvl FIFTH FUR The record t o the class ot 48 h good one We h ndcrtul cooperauon of the members rn every undertaklng In swrmrnrng one ot the mo r popular po ts of our class we boast two thlrds of the re o d breakrng medley relay team lVIa on and Hat tersley We expect great thmg from our rnem bers ot the soccer team next year especrally under the leadershlp ot Ben Herlman Our dance commrttee stops at nothmg for eltect We have a Splflt whrch rf properly handled may produce that undefeated football team next year Our class olhcers are as follows Presrdent Ted Chasteney Vrce Presrdent Stokes Carrr gan Secretary Treasurer Tom C Our a roskey mb1t1on 1S t Wh o wrn ever ere and to ythlng ever achreve o cum la d Y ne hundred per cent u e at graduat1on b a Harmon time Hxb QY Cayuga ketl Chdsleney r Clos ' . I 'tl 5 , ' 1 - I . ' ' ' O 0 '. - hi - . , ' ' - W V li K -dat . - ' 1 I ' , . It' YU 1 , . , ' ' R ' . . x - ' 1 , R P I X b Y. I . ' as been a . ave had Wo - from all ' ' . , - ' c - -J! l 'T S 1 ' rl, . . ' , ,rg T M l 1 . . . . ' ' .f ' f up - . 7 ' A d. Rowland, Rowe, Hmbber THE FUUHTH FUR ourth torm IS a very acttve and v1va c1ous class wh1ch W1ll surprlse the agmg sen 1ors xn the1r thrnktng that the school w1ll utterly collapse upon the1r departure There wxll un doubtedly be a great many marvelous thmgs to come from th1s band 1n the next two years The class othcers are Clark Drxemeyer Pres 1dent B111 Kmkead V1cePres1dent and Rey nolds Parke Secretary Treasurer The cla s was represented on the Student Counc1l by Drlemeyer for both terms Representatton rn the extra currlcular a t1v1 txes held was good W1th many memberslups 1n such organ1zat1ons as the French Latrn and Spantsh Clubs the Glee Club the Sc1ence Club and many ot the lesser assocratlons The vars1ty soccer football basketball baseball sw1mm1ng and track teams have h d a smatter1ng of fourth form t preparmg to as S a alent sume co mxlli a Q close W Kxnllec which 1S ntrol 1n future years C593 Ludelie Boardman GtDS9n H0099 Bauqh L 5500 'Thayer Stuebnel u Horqfaves emenli GCY Row niet X GYNS MO e HGW5 E Clos rx 5 Ho ps0 Mcimney uQh R reNlxll9Y W Klmbro Kxmbe hom Son ROW Mxddle T arlkft qounq all tv Gen ts Muguxre Relle obef s Q Wtlxlcm 8 Scott er C Dwayne? R POM LOWS rxsOTl d le T Moore C HG! tw C Bt Kefbcuq Row Bottom Newton I ' ' l,. :Cl ' wh. . xx, 'B 4 .IP . 'I I ' I B bl'H.w'.'Y pr '.M ' -' B 'Z ' WIN A .4 h C Dean Marc Dennis Morgan Honor Edson Cornwell Heston Q lly op Ravlaghcm FTA Rush qrUddLG:nG Lolqghixth E tm Mcglm W C ML ras DG 'ella nauxx hwfs R R dc-St? Dciaarden Sl:eC Henvl G Lower ROW How Shenton THE THIRD FDBM Commg 1nto the thrrd form IS a great event tn the l1fe of a Haverford pup1l He must get used to the Yellow Sheet and to Father Gar ners meter strck Although the average fresh man got about th1rty demerxts before he flgured out what the herroglyphlcs on the Yellow Sheet meant he has managed to come through the year 1n good shape Even though 1t 1S a m1nor class the th1rd form has already produced a varsrty letter w1nner 1n Chuck Esler and great soclal hons m char acters 11ke Ace Eveleth and Terry MCK1m Even prospects for h1gher levels of scholarshxp Went up rn the class when 1t was announced that the only Way to get out of extra curr1cular act1v1t1es pertod was to make the Honor Roll You w11l hear a lot from the class of 50 NXCXZAID Helm KN ox-den Sl TH GH UE Back Row Anderson Dean D B1ddle Ch1sho1m R Frtler Heckscher B11ur Shcrldan Semans E Schoettle S Sm1th Hammer Hoover Thtrd Row Mr Buckley S Tuttle Ieanes W Wallace Woolman Clark D Wxlmerdmg Mahoney ll Scott McM1chael R Clements Huston R Sm1th Front Row Burkett Wood I South FIFTH GRADE Bottom Rovw Heckscher Zlmmerman I Hughes Robbms Strawbndge L th Slater Mangan Robmson Second Row Mr Bonmg Sheperd Retd Betz Sharpless Packard Scott Cummmgs Kmkead Ledw1th Zant zrnger Sensemg Wrlmerdmg Yoh Mr Dethxer Th1rd Row Parker Slocum OBr1en Fortenbaugh Mcllvane Schoettle Lee Stetson Gerstell Lumm1s Covert Thayer I Hughes Hellman Thompson 60 Second Row: Raugh, R. Willaur, Paistef Kellet,- Pender, Randolph, D, Heston, H. B. Smith, Seydell, Adam, Leas, 1 PUUHTH GH UE .. Ra A - A Back Row Wrlson Cushman Guswold Iacl-:son Morr1son Cullen Markle Schoettle Huggms Hawson Rush Graham Mr Krngham Mrddle Row Mrs Cleaves Brooke Watkrns Wrlson Randolph Osgood Strawbrrdge Bartow Bawden Davlcs Maxey Howard Robblns Front Row Nlcholson Vehslage Burns Vanderveer Hare Smrth Spahr Chance Dobbs lohnston Creeson TTHHU GH UE Back Row Hare Welsh Hog rs Lleb Scott Clements Tuttle Domvrlle Grace Denms Kent El m Thomson Mrddle Row Wlcl-ces Neuman Cullen Shaw Murray Mrtchell Buntmg Montague T Rrter Baruch D Straw budge Mlss Slmons Front Row Colket Maloney W Hughes D Spahr Wasson E Fltler R Roberts P Kane E Laplace 61 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - q L L 1 1 I 3 . , wi - 1 1 lf 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 -N 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' SEED D GRADE Back Row Mrs Mercer Sloan Webster Gottshall Ewmg Mmturn Dyer Patton Ledwrth Hepburn Cannon Mrs Balderston Mxddle Row Heppenstall Madera Mcllvame Dalghsh E Rhea Mrlls duPont Chandlee A G1bbonsNeH Front Row McCoy Allen Roberts Conway Rauch Dyer Gordon Chase Vehslage Stemer FIRST GRADE A H 0 - - Back Row Mayer Greenblatt Illoway Ersenbrey M Smrth Strawbrrdge Morrrs Evans Howson Mrddle Row Grrswold Morgan Lathbury Wrckes Severmghaus Memke Anderson Sachse Barrmger Hoag Front Row T Scott Rogers Brown Large Fxsher Scull Wrlhng Day Oehrle 62 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' 1 Q - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - PHE-SEHUUL Back Row Mrs Savage Fltler Ernst Neuman Scull de la Cour Larson Butcher Mercer Chandor Clephane Front Row Tebhutt Morrow Dent Sheronas Swope Iones Allen Carter Hunt Howe THE JUNIOR SCHOOL The Halrgoluk be1ng a yearbook IS above all else a memory book Th1s year the Iun mor School sectlon was except for lhlS 1ntroduct1on wntten by the boys as a class actrvrty Therr class notes reflect the thlnkrng of the group concermng what they now conslder memor able occurences ot the year lust past They may not ment1on act1v1t1es whlch are school rather than class act1v1t1es but many w1ll certamly remember the day we all went to the Franklm Instrtute The Chr1stmas show was Why The Chxmes Rang and Tom Sawyer was grven 1n Aprrl Blue red and yellow mbbons from the hobby show w1ll be saved for years 1n memory of that event Th1s was the year that The Globe blossomed forth wrth l1noleum wood cuts and the Globe staff put out a number Wrthout ass1stance from anyone Every class group put on one or more plays for the assembly Th1s was a year to be remembered Th1s 15 what the boys wrote about rt SIXTH GRADE Room 6 14 went to Hoovers prrntrng plant We saw how plctures were pr1nted for cal endars We also went to the Haverford College Observatory to see the stars and planets Mxss Chambers took boys three at a trme to the Unlversrty Museum to see exhrblts on Egypt Babylonra Greece and Rome We studled about these countrres ln Soclal Studles Af ter school Mr Bon1ng taught some of the boys algebra Th1s year the Slxth Grade boys led the da1ly morn1ng assemblres The Glee Club sang over statlon WIBG twrce durrng the year and twrce before the Upper School assembly We all helped to raxse money for a herfer to be sent to Europe Brlly Wallace and Ben Heckscher 63 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - . u 11 . 1 1 - ' 1 1 . 1 1 u . 11 n 11 1 . . - 1 1 n 11 . . n 11 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . - ' FIFTH GRADE Th1s year Mr Bonmg s class put on a play called Truth or Consequence Paul O Brien and Ioe Hughes were the main characters Mr Dethlers class put on a modern vers1on of Tom Thumb called The Sorrowful Monster The main characters were Nelson Thayer lim Hughes Barton Sensenig Wes Heilman and Tony Lumm1s The seventy pound football team had another good season Most of the first team were F1fth Graders When the mid year exams came everyone dreaded them but most of the bovs did fairly well Thls year the Fourth F1fth and Sixth Grades went to the Planetarium The topic wa The Unlverse We LIVE In FOURTH GRADE Thls was the first year we were on the second floor and the first year for new classes such as crafts social s udies and sports In crafts we made birds tables boats and doorstops In Social Studies we had a Map Exh1b1t In spor s we liked football because we played other schools Room A ll gave a play called Pete Fan Room 412 gave a play called The Haunted House One day a dylng red fox was found on the play court It was taken to the wood shop 1n a box where 1t died We all remember the Honor Roll and how hard you had to try to get on it You must have lndependon e and that s what most of the boys had tn our class Frank Griswold and Hassy Howard THIRD GRADE The Third Grade gave a Pilgrim play at Thanksgivlng In Art we painted the Mayflower and made the bow so that we could stand on 1t The last scene was the F1rst Thanksg1v1ng Feast During the wlnter We studied and made folders about Ben1am1n Franklin Abraham Frankl1n s Grave Independence Hall and the Atwater Kent Museum of Ph1ladelph1a HISIOIY In the spring we 1o1ned the Iumor Audubon Society and enyoyed coloring and learning about the birds Each class made a b1g scrap book Th1rd Grade Committee SECOND GRADE There are thlrty three of us in Second Grc de this year In the fall we had fun on the col lege campus gatherlng leaves and seeds We looked for birds Mr Carter showed us many klnds of birds Our favorite readmg book was about lnd1ans We went to the University Museum to see the Indian things there One of the boys put on a real Indian SUII We got a pattern for a teepee We made an Ind1an Village We made squaws braves and papoose for our village In the spring we had a picnic a the zoo Monkeys are funny Danny Dyer FIRST GRADE The First Grade remembers walking in the woods and playing on the big tree 1n the fall Hallowe en Was Jolly fun We liked to see the new house the men were bu1ld1ng but how tired we were We had turtles and a rabbit for pets We brought sleds and had good times coasting We liked to have little piavs and invite other boys We went to the Fire House and the Police Station We liked learning to read because reading IS more fun than not knowing how to read Dictated and Edited by First Grade Boys PRE SCHOOL There are twenty one boys 1n our Pre School class Hallowe en we dressed up 1n funny costumes and showed our friends Christmas w invited the First and Second Grades to hear us r1ng our Christmas Bells On Valentine s day we wore pretty costumes and 1nv1ted our parents and friends to share Valentines from our Valent1ne Store It was all fun By Mrs Savage for Pre School Boys 64 . . . . 4 . A . L , Lincoln, George Washington and the American Flag. Later we visited the Betsy Ross House, . ., 1 S . . . . Y . , . Q . 9 . . . 4,52 ROSMAN HOUSE Flynn Tweedy Lloyd Trethaway Moore H Smlth Clowar Pavl1k M1ller M Reed Buck Ross R Reed Green awalt Hummel Grmstelder Drew Bear Colket Shenton Laws Causey I Haas Mason Maenak Wemrrch EHUSMAN HUUSL Once agaln lh1S year Crosman House perhaps better known as the Oaks housed the boardmg students and teachers Th1s year Wllson House was turned over completely to mas ters and the1r w1ves and a sect1on of the hre ravaged th1rd floor of the Oaks was opened for nlne boys Mr Covert preslded over the House once agam keepmg the varlous wheels runmnq smoothly Mr Black res1ded 1n h1s apartment on the south corrtdor Whlle Mr Dethler returned to Haverford from Iwo Irma to l1ve on the th1rd floor Also from the servxce of Uncle Sam came Mr Buckley Mr Longstreth mo ed rn when Mr Carson left 1n December Thls year s House Comm1ttee performed 1ts many and varled dutles ln a very mer1tor1ous manner The boys elected to th1s comm1ttee were Tom Hummel Sam Greenawalt and Charr man B1ll Trethaway As usual the basement game room was a b1g attractron and the p1ng pong tournaments at the beglnnlng ot the year were wtcked contests tresultmg rn a SIX way t1e for txrstl The annual Chr1stmas party was held th1s year wrth Mr Dethler as MC and Conrad Welnnch as chxef entertalner After the success of last years dance w1th Shlpley another slmxlarly suc cessful one was held th1s season 5 C . tl l 1 Q, ,, 1 , I . I f - J the younger boys. All in all, there were five masters and between twenty-six and twenty- . iv' I - . . XX. WHO'S WHO IN THE OAKS OAKS HOUSE COMMITTEE Greenawalt, Hummel, Trethaway One of the first on this list should be 'smilin' Sam Greenawalt. Sam has been at Haver- ford for five years, but this is just his second land, he hopes, his lastl in the boarding depart- ment. Many a night Sam has kept the boys fascinated with his tales of love and adventure. Some day you may very well read a book called Forever Greenawaltn. Roommate Bill Trethaway, although he has been at Haverford for but two years, has made quite a name for himself. Bill, the Chairman of the House Committee, is generally known as the peacemaker. Thomas Hummel fpronounced Hoomelll, the Allentown Canary, is the other man on the big trio of seniors. If you ever want to know the facts of the history of Allentown, biographies of basketball players, etc., just see Tom. Newcomer Roy Pavlik blew in from the Windy City and hasn't stopped blowing yet. Bill Lloyd arrived quietly from Delaware to be his roommate. The two Reeds, Dick the actor, and Mark the photographer, made their presence felt more than once. Last of the seniors, but not the least by any means, are Iack Clowar and Hen Smith the two most likeable Ierseyites ever to come to Haverford. No picture of the Oaks could be complete without mention of a few other names. Fore- most on the list are Bob Drew-Bear who in his whimsical way has kept things humming and Mike Moore, whose bored-sounding announcements in Chapel have distinguished him greatly. Abe Haas and Tony Mason are the stalwarts of next year's senior class. x . X nf M, ,WT :wp I Ms.'b-ff u'f' -44, ffwq- i -W w. If I W. ff, '51, ,gy -vw. , iff uf- l no .Q Q u 'S -0 n 2 ,ff . lv 1.1 Yarrow Register At last the Index and I-Ialigoluk have become brother sister publications on the pages of this fine book That feature demonstrates to per fection the radical spirit which has been evi- dent in the activities of the I-Ialigoluk. lust glance through the pages of this book and see how many pictures are straight on the page! How many seniors are there on each page? How is the quality of the photographic work? Do you see any stiff and boring Writeups? After that brief 'plug for the Haligoluk, We return to a staid and dignified description of the bi-weekly for aboutl Index. The staff has really worked hard this year, and editors have had a bad time of it, even though they had a slightly easier deadline schedule to meet than last year. The principal reason for this hard time was an apparent lack of interest in jour- nalism in the fifth form, leading to a dearth of 70 as it I Haas Ru sell P BLIEATIU 5 reporters and leg men In some cases whole issues Were Written by about six individuals from the staff On the brighter side is the rising fourth form which has a number of promising young jour- nalists under its shiny veneer of athletes and scholars. The real improvements in the Index have been numerous and have helped restore some of the respect for that publication which it lost last year. First and foremost, Lew Mudge's photographs have brought aid to illiterates with huge photos-and lots of them. Stokes Carrigan has striven with good results to have new and eye-Catching rnakeups. Sports Writ- ing has been better in quality and quantity, under the watchful eye of Bob Kimbrough. The editorials have actually been read at times, Mudge Carngan VV1l11ams and have provoked several sharp blasts from other quarters at least twtce All 1n all llS been qutte a successful year for the Index Now we come to a short descrlptlon of the Herculean efforts put forth by the Halzgoluk board after tt fmally woke up on February ftrst to realvze 1t had a deadllne one month away .u ott Mudge and Klmmlch held almost mghtly or da1ly conferences Lew was especlally busy w1th photos Harry Yarrow and frlends could be seen scourlng the Maln Llne for ads Iohn Regtster had copyaches to beat all others he ever had hm Grant trled franttcally to dlg up sports bus1ness of the year The Halrgoluk of l947 IS we feel a umque achtevement among Haverford yearbooks for several reasons We have operated the Halzgo fuk wtthout the beneht of a faculty advtser most of the year and have taken some hard knocks tor the lack ot one The Board IS rather glad however that no conservatlves were around to supervlse the layout of thts rather radlcal sheet The photographtc style of the book IS W feel the really fme thlng Lew Mudge has put an tmmense number ot hours 1n on the Job and has turned out excellent shots All the edltors have co ope ated to make th1s what we un ashamedly call the best Hahgoluk tn htstory W Scott Wlute PC .. ' I Q . scores and get people busy Writing about the . . I e 71 ,V WHO AS SIGNET Thlrd Row Ewxng Boyd Mangan Ingersoll Leo Allen Second Row Cornman Chesteney Greenawalt Mudge Grant Esler Flrst Row Mr Allen Yarrow Wh1te Klmbrough Thornton K1mm1ch Absent Scott THE SIG ET SUEIETY The S1gnet IS the Sen1or Honor Soc1ety of the school W1th a group of slx boys elected last spr1ng to form a nucleus the Soc1ety exper1 th1s group Bob K1mbrough was elected Presl dent Bucky Scott Vtce Pres1dent Peter Wh1te Secretary and Fr1tz Thornton Treasurer Scotty K1mm1ch and Harry Yarrow were appotnted members at large Thls group has enlarged 1tself by holdlng electlons 1n the Sen1or class each month to admlt two new members The Soc1ety now stands at full strength of twenty sen1ors plus l1Ve hfth formers who W1ll form next year s nucleus Last fall the Soc1ety held an rnformal dance whtch netted over S125 for 1ts empty treasury Most of the money has been donated to the Servlce Organrzatron wh1ch the SOC16lY was 1nstrumental tn starttng Some of the remainder went toward a very successful out1ng for the members th1s spr1ng Thls year the boys changed what used to be a Welcomlng speech for new members 1nto a formal pledge taken by the cand1dates followed by some comments on membersh1p by the Presldent The hve Ftfth Formers were admrtted to the soc1ety rn a chapel program held one day 1n the spr1ng The program fol lowed the ltnes of th1s pledge and the Presl dent s speech The Srgnet last fall welcomed back tts old faculty advlsor Mr Dana Allen who had lust frnlshed a three year h1tch 1n the Navy It was Mr Allen who rn the fall of l94U started the Sxgnet Soc1ety The Soc1ety IS 1ndeed 1ndebted to hlm for the help he has grven 1t m gu1d1ng 1t through the stages of postwar reorgan1za t1on 72 S. - 2 l ' Y, , X. v :jj A i Al I ll -, . X1 ' xii enced one of its most successful years. Out of -- - . - I I I I : , - : , ' X I I I a . - . ' 1 1 - l - u A ,, ' STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row left to rrght R Smrth Drremeyer Russell Carrlgan Chasteney Eghn Front Row W Scott Mangan Klmbrough Kxmmrch Whlte The Student Councll elected for the frrst semester was composed of the followrng boys Bob K1mbrough Scott Krmnnch Tom Man gan s1xth form Ted Chasteney and Angus Rus sell hfth form Clark Drlemeyer fourth form Tommy Eglln th1rd form K1mbrough was elected pres1dent K1mm1ch and Mangan were secretary respect1vely Thls group then supple mented rtself by vot1ng Bucky Scott and Peter Whlte ot the srxth form 1nto the Councll The prrrnary functron of the councrl thls year was to act as a soundmg board for student op1n1on and to try to sW1ng 1nto actlon the many reasonable suggestlons for lmprovement 1n school matters B1 weekly gr1pe sesslons were held and the attendance was heavy' Klmbrough and Kunmrch were chosen to rep resent Haverford 1n the Interac Student Coun c1l wh1ch was founded last year as a student co operat1ve measure between the hve schools STUUE T EUUNEIL Frve meetxngs were held th1s year at each school and the group s crown1ng achlevement came on April 18 when the Interac dance was g1ven at Penn Charter February saw the elect1on of a new Coun c1l cons1st1ng of Knnbrough Kxmmlch and Whrte Presldent V1ce Presrdent and Secre tary respectlvely Carrlgan Chasteney V Form Drlemeyer IV Form and Bob Smlth III Form Thrs organlzatlon contlnued the work begun by the earller councll and rn March Russell and Klnkald were chosen to the body In summary the councrl was a hberal one wh1ch trled to better many exlstmg cond1t1ons The members acted w1th cqnvlctlons of the student body and sometxmes tempered these thoughts wrth oprnxons of therr own In carry mg out the buslness for the year the councxl was atded by an rnterested qu1ck mlnded stu dent body and a co operatrve faculty selected to fill the posts of vice-president and - I. - I I I 73 UH MATIE ELUH it if ,Q , rf ,A 'V Q 1 fy 4 M 5: -1 1 Q 9 I f - f Back Row left to Ilgll Masai Han en Mangan Boyd Carpenter H Buttnck Afrrca Hummel Cas C Drlemeyer Second Row Ewrng l'1g rsoll Cornman Rott1e R Reed RICCI Ward Perkrns F H Roberts Front Row P Frtcl P Vt11ll1GIIlS Grant Mr Repetto Mr Redman R Krmbrough Mr Black Thornton Hattersley Marsh 1947 marks the fifty hrst annrversary of the Dramat1c Club of The Haverford School one of the most act1ve and popular clubs of the school Thrs year the ofhcers were Presrdent Robert Krmbrough Vrce Presrdent Mr I George Black Treasurer Mr Ph1l1p S Repetto Bus Manager Frederrck Thornton Stage Manager Armando Rrccr Property Managers Iames Grant Iames Cornman Prompter WlllGTd Case Mr Crosby Redman IS to be congratulated on the hne Work he has done thrs year 1n drrectron ot the plays Departrng from the usual practrce whrch called for three one act plays 1n December and the three act play rn March thrs year the Club gave a one act play 1n December a three act play ln the ame month and the cus tomary three act play 1n March The one act play 1n December The Master Salesman a comedy by Wrlham Hazlett Up son was extremely well acted There were only three characters but the actors have had prevrous act1ng experrence and turned 1n hne performances Paul W1ll1ams 48 held the trtle role of the Salesman Wh1le h1s Secretary was played by Ann Shm1dhe1ser 48 of the Shlpley Was played by Anthony Mason 48 The play was short and very amusrng but requ1red as much productron Work as d1d the three act play The plot of the play opened as Zachary Taylor Allen came 1nto the offrce of the Earth Worm Tractor Company to buy a tractor 1m medlatelyl He explained to the Secretary that he had to catch a tram so he must buy the tractor and leave The Secretary however called the Salesman who had h1S sales talk prepared Whrch told the amazrng features ot the Earthworm Tractor and he went about h1S buslness as systematlcally as posslble W th the maxrmum number of Words When Zachary had taken all he could he pulled out a shot gun Whrch he had bought and told the Sales man to shut up or he would get dangerous l I ' ......., ' '47 ' , - ' - ' . - . Q ' I . .47 . . I . I . Secretary ,,,,,,,.,., Samuel Ewing '47 School. Zachary Taylor Allen, the purchaser, . .. . ' '47 . '. - . . . . ' ' '47 I ' .... '47 ' ' - '47 1 . -' - 74 lag! R Reed Otley Hattersley Ewrnq Rettre Frrck The Salesman srgned Zachary to a ten ton model and Zachary departed When Zachary had the Salesman boasted to hrs Secretary that rt was hrs masterful Job of sellrng that won the order Whrch proved that he strll hadn t learned hrs lesson The second play was called Sun Up by h d had a tragrc theme The cast rncluded Samue Ewrng 47 as Mrs Cagle Gordon Hattersley 48 as Rufe Alma Otley 48 Shrpley School as Emmy Todd Clark Drremeyer 49 as Pop Tod Paul Frrck 47 as Bud Robert Krmbrough 47 as the Sherrff Dwrght Retire 48 the Stranger Harr Buttrrck 48 Bob and Rrchard S Reed Y 47 as the Preacher The play took place rn the Tennessee moun tarns rn the year 1917 Rufe Cagle was forced th whrch he to go to war to frght for some rng knew nothrng about Before leavrng he mar rred Emmy Todd and made Emmy and hrs mother belreve that he had volunteered Whrle he was away a soldrer who had run away from hrs camp came to the Cagle home Mrs Cagle who drd not approve of war sarcl he was rrght rn desertrng and she sheltered hrm Meanwhrle she recerved the news that Rufe had been krlled Soon afterwards she learned that the father of the man she was hrdrng had Drremeyer v tl, I . I ' , 1 3 I I W zz , 5 25 f S A , f , it l ll? Lula Volmer. lt was three-acts in lengt an K V I . ' . ' : l ' ' t . . wr'- . . .fx ' , . . K - 1 l 75 R Reed Ewmg Marsh krlled her husband a number of years before She was about to k1ll hlm when she heard her sons VOICG telhng her to reconslder Rufes vo1ce sard that he d1dnt understand why peo ple had to f1ght to w1n peace and that she rn t1me would also reahze that wars only cause trouble At th1s po1nt the play ended very dra matrcally as the sun came up on a new day The hnal product1on of the Dramat1c Club Was the March Play combmed w1th a dance held at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel rn Phlla delphra on March 7 Th1s IS always the great est event zn the Haverford School Socral Sea was The Perfect Allbl by A A Mrlne The cast cons1sted of Margaret Severlnghaus 48 of the Baldwm School as Iane West Sherman Perkrns 47 as Itrnmy Ludgrove Harry Marsh 47 Edward Laver1ck Rrchard Reed 47 Ed ward Carter Bennet H111 48 Mayor Fothergrll Mercedes Zoller 48 of the Sh1pley School as Mrs Fulverton Fane Samuel Ewrng 47 Arthur Ludgrove Harry Buttrrck 48 as Adams Howard Ingersoll 47 as P C Mallet Ehza beth Wallace 47 of the Baldwln School as Susan Cunmngham and Gary Carpenter 47 as Sargeant Mallet The Perfect Al1b1 1nvolved a murder mys tery taklng place 1n England Arthur Ludgrove a mlddle aged man gave a house party Whrle he was alone rn hrs study two men Carter and Laver1ck came rn and shot hrm makrng all clues po1nt to the fact that Mr Ludgrove had krlled h1mself Therr aI1b1 seemed unbreakable and the polrce were convrnced that 1t was a case of su1c1de But Mr Ludgrove s Ward Susan Cunnrngham and hrs nephew Irmmy Lud grove thought 1t was murder They set out to were the krllers The club holds try outs for the play approxr mately slx weeks 1n advance of each produc t1on Th1s year mary boys have trled out for parts and the competltlon has been extremely keen The actors rehearse two or three tunes a week for the frrst four weeks and every day durrng the last two Weeks Th1s frfty frrst season of the Haverford School Dramahc Club product1ons w1ll be long be re membered as one of the fmest - 1 , ' , . . . - 1 . I - . V . . I . Son and Year WGS no exception. The pI'OVe, and pI'OV6, Carter Gnd LQVeI'lCk I 1 I 1 ' I ' L ' I I I . I I I . - 5 ' , ' , as ' I 76 1 , .fl 4 , ,ivff f-Eu My J ew- 'QP 1 . in l 96' A fl 4-vim, ' 4 ? A M Q, N 5 2 W' dfw' mv H1 QQ .,5'fS. my f as 4 , l51 :??' ' - YW' 05 ww- .. fungi, 'N P H' 1 X A xim U' ww, f 'K ,E .. Q wif' W' It ? if if ' Qi g 'N g, . l N 'Sir .fwauwaif . - 5?-- ' '--1 fi 11 ' '-QQ , ,,, MQW' ' wiv' Ig 'S l 1 X '- -,, GLEE ELC B THREE FOURS Back Row Boyd Moore M Buck Drew Bear Inge soll D emeyer Front Row Clarke W Roberts S Spurdle K1mrnch Allen Zlsette The Glee Club had 1ts most successful con cert season 1n years Slnglng 1n three Jolnt concerts w1th local g1rls s hools the organrza t1on proved 1tS mer1t under the competent d1 rect1on of Mr Frank P Law who has led the Club for tvwo years slnce h1s d1scharge from the Armed Forces Beglnnlng Wllh almost nrnety members the vocal group was wh1ttled down to about SIXTY f1ve whrch made lt the largest ln the hrstory of the school Even so at least half of the boys were members of the fourth and f1f+h forms Scott Krmmrch Bob Spurdle and Bob Drew Bear were elected presrdent v1ce pres1dent and secretary treasurer respectlvely Bob Mm ter contlnued hrs excellent work as plano ac compan1st for the second stra1ght year Sklp Case and Drck Rhoads lent valuable asslstance as hbrarlans The Three Pours was separate from the Glee Club but was composed of twelve regular Glee Club members and was under the dlrec t1on of Mr Law Thxs tr1ple quartet sang at all of the concerts exther formally or rnformallw appeared durlng the lntermlsslon of most C the school dances and at varrous outsrde fun t1ons Its membershlp was not the ame throughout the year but the boys who sang on two or more occasrons were YlVooley Ingersoll Drremeyer Buck bass Boyd Drew Bear G eenawalt Moore barltone Allen Carpenter K1mm1ch second tenor Clark Spurdle Roberts hrst tenor The season was opened on December 7 Wllh a con ert of Chrltmas muslc at the Sh1pley School The Haverford chorus sang nme songs three of whtch were rendered yomtly Wllh the g1rls choral group A dance fwrth refreshmentsl followed the performance Dur1ng the entre acte of the December play the club presented three Chrrstmas a1rs ln 1ts last appearance ln 1946 A llvely lourney to St Marys Hall ln New Iersey on March 1 proved to be one of the most enterta1n1ng concerts of the school year Not only was the quanty of the comblned Glee Clubs excellent but the entertalnment after wards was also of a hrgh qualrty The Glee Club sang stx songs and blended W1th the grrls for three more FIVE add1t1onal songs were ren dered by the Three Fours On Aprll 19 the flrst home Concert of the season was held rn the Ryan Memor1al Gym nasrum when a chorus from Sprmgsrde rn vaded the campus and helped promote a thoroughly enloyable evenlng The songsters were able to grve a great many numbers and collaborated wrth the grrls for several more . . - .. ,Q 1 1 1 -1 1 1 A 1 1 1 - 1 -I 1 -I 1 - 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 I ' 1 - - 1 1 1 1 I . . 1 . . . f' - ' s. , Q 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 . , . 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I - 1 I - . . , . . v . . - 1 A1 I U- I v 1 . .1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 ,va Back Row left to rrght Greenwood E Dearden I Brddle W Brddle R Romoser M1ddle Row P Fuck Pe-ttenglll Rettle Hattersley Hansen Sharp Spurdle Front Row Wooley Mmter Grant Frrtz Kxmbrough Ch1sholm R Reed Mr Shaw flu llumut Lvtut Lluh The Current Events Club agarn annoyed IS u ual succe stul season thls year wtrh 1 tto a Haverford Clubl unu ually requla meettnq held every Wedne day afternoon undf r the dr rectton of Mr Shaw Some very 1n'erest1ng th ngs happened tlns year tn Current Event although the Club IS mr al d a dry hrstory credrt organrzatron Probably the most enter tarnlng lncldents were those rn Whrch the tra drtronally strlct parliamentary rules of the Club were strarned by certarn otncers Nevertheless a grea cl at ol rnforrnaron wa drssemma ed rn the Wool ly peeches on current atfarrs grven by the 'nernbers The bull tm board cornmrttee va untortuna ely not too a TIVG but an orca 1o1al murder s ory o sports artrcle drd rnalfe tl e arade The h1gh pornt ot the Clubs af'1v1trcs and Of1lS servrce to th chool w a a spoon 1 g11o'1 by Rodney Me edlth on hrs expert n 0 rn th Phrhpplnes A good rzod audr n L hoard thrs Current Event pon ored pcarqer Decorat1ons tor meonng were rn o d r to everal Weeks as a hugh nazt tlag loaned by Mr Rexd adorned one whole stdo of Mr Shaw s room QQ Back Row left to rlght T Haas Spencer Gardmer Boyd Hansen M1ddle Row Mr Cleaves Lamont Case H Buttrxck Kennedy Master Yarrow Front Row Laws I Haas Whmte W Scott Ingersoll Le1per Ventura PULE HIS SOCIETY Polemlcs has suffered th1s year along Wlth all the other clubs 1n school from a member Shlp too mvolved W1th other act1v1t1es Despxte th1s hand1cap 1t has done a good yob w1th the meet1ngs 1t has been able to hold and has managed to d1scuss several 1mportant 1ssues thoroughly Eloquent members such as lay Master Don Ventura and Tony Lelper have added a Welcome touch of color here and there The Socmety was not able unfortunately to get a debate Wllh Eplscopal Academy although the ofhcers trxed hard enough Perhaps next year the Iunto w1ll come out of h1d1ng and the school w1ll be treated to a repeat on last year's altarr Mr Cleaves, the hard work1ng faculty ad v1ser of the SOClelY had trouble w1th h1s oth cers because they spent most ol the1r tlme get tmg elected, otherwlse, they d1d a good lob Le1per The members cluded Bucky gersoll, Mlke Haas 1 Gardmer, Klmbrough of the Executlve Commlttee ln Scott, Peter Whlte, Howard In Moore, Tony Lelper, and Iohn ' ' , ' Q E ,, Q-if '.t, ij. X we of A 41 A V ' R V 5 if I M3 2 T Q as , .X U, . , I ' . I - ,- I i I v A I 81 Z, Mudge I Scott Turner Thompson Mr Gottshall Monterth Klrkland Reglster Master F Roberts Mudge Kllcup Lon G g ardmer Kennedy Mr Sensemg Iardme Morgan Sweeton SUE EE ELI H Many of those who have been assoclated ng enough to know better of the fact that the Scrence Club lS one of the mo w1th Haverford lo are st11l unaware st actrve orgaruzatrons rn school hte that It offers a more 1nterest1ng and varled program of QCl1V1l19S than perhaps any other club The 1mportance whrch the Sc1ence Club has atta1ned 1S due tn no small degree t h o t e strmgent requrrements for membersh1p Wh h 1C exxst 1n order to select from the m any candrdates those to whom the pr1v1leges of rnembershrp may be safely extended A mem ber of the Screnc laboratory fac1l1t1es f e Club may use the school or performmg research of a prrvate nature he has access to all the equxpment and supplres generally mamtatned for scrence classes Thrs regulatlon has resulted rn the pursutt of many unusual 1nvest1gat1ons Whlch have enrrched the meet1ngs of the club M eetmgs are held every Wednesday afternoon 1n the SCIGHCG Lecture Room and are generally devoted to the delrvery of talks on sundry sub lects by members ol the club cmd to the pro ceedmgs 1n wh1ch candrdates for membersh1p are exam1ned For example the demonstrations of the past season have xncluded a dlscussxon ot l1ghtn1ng arrestors as applled to power l1nes together wrth man made hghtmng to prove the speakers poxnt a demonstratron ot a recently patented 1nvent1on to do away wxth radro tubes and many talks on sub1ects ranglng from weather prophecy to photography Such an all 1nclus1ve organrzatxon cannot be eas1ly operated as a srngle un1t and lor th1s reason there are subcommrttees deallng wrth specxal 1zed helds such as chernxstry and photography together w1th a rnotlon prcture pro1ect1on unrt for runnlng mov1es for the school as a whole The Scrence Club has sponsored expedrtlons phla for the exammatlon of practlcal sc1encc 1n actron and has regularly conducted tr1ps to the Swarthmore Observatory for those rnter ested IH astronomy Such lunctrons are not str1ctly l1m1ted to the members of the club but are extended to a l1m1ted degree to the student body as a servrce to the school The club has recently been honored by bemg requested to send several representatrves to the Frankhn In strtute to demonstrate a proyect wh1ch has oc cup1ed the attent1on of a few members for some ttme that ot an el1pt1cal reflector for transmrt t1ng sound waves to a local pomt ln space The olhcers of the club for the year 1946 1947 have been LEWIS Mudge as Presldent Brooke Gardmer as V1ce Presldent and Charrman ot the Program Commrttee and Iohn Scott as Sec retary Mr Barton Sensemg has agam lent hts SGFVICGS as faculty advrser Mr Sensemg Long Mr Gottshall Wxlbur Gardmer P Roberts to industrial plants in the vicinity ol Philadel- Third Row: Clements, Haws, Kimball, I... Roberts, Dabney. Middle Row: Dr. Newhall, M, Biddle, Hill, S. Harrison, Mr. Blackburn. First Row: E. Close, Q. Williams, Neuman, W. Thompson. SUEHYI S LATIZI THE LATIN CLUB this year began its activ- ities on October 4, soon after school opened. Since October, most of the meetings of the Latin Club have been devoted to the presenta- tion of lectures, given by members of the Club, on subjects dealing with Roman history, war- fare, and culture. These discourses were color- fully illustrated with the aid of historical prints shown on a screen by the school dilineascope. Valuable service was rendered the Club by the Work and Program Committees. The former mounted scores of pictures to add to the club's huge collection, and also took charge of the physical aspects of the meetings. The latter mapped the schedule for the year's work. The Club's visit to the Fels Planetarium to study the stars and observe their relationship to Greek and Roman mythology was also planned by this committee, and proved to be one of the highlights of the year. THE FRENCH CLUB under the able super- vision of Monsieur L'Heritier this year spent a pleasant forty minutes every week reading from the PETIT IOURNAL, a French newspaper. and discussing topics in French. The boys used some of this time learning to pronounce French poems that they will recite during the French declamation contest. The fourth form section has procured a mag- azine called FRANCE LIVES which contains many interesting pictures. Using the school delineoscope these pictures are transmitted to the movie screen while a boy with the help of Monsieur L'Heritier gives a short talk in French about the picture. The officers of the fifth and sixth form sec- tion are Stokes Carrigan, President, Peter Bartow, Vice-President, and Ben Heilman, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Those of the fourth form are Clark Driemeyer, President, Alan Kimball, Vice-Presidenfg and Buddy Neuman, Secretary- Treasurer. Back Row, left to right: Heilman, Hibberd, D. Roberts, Myers, Bartow. Second Row: E. Close, W, Thompson, S. Harrison, Kinkead, Gieg, I-laws, M. L'Heritier Front Row: Thayer, Hargraves, Neuman, C. Driemeyer, Kimbell, Davis, Breyer. PHE EH CL B LIHLULU Ll STELLA U Back Row left to right Whitaker Hansen Boyd Ross Parke F Roberts Wolf C Biddle Middle Row T Haas Case Conrad Missimer H Buttrick R Reed Grinsfelder Wearn Lamont Front Row Adams Zisette Greenawalt Chasteney Iohnson Clarke Thomson Marscher THE SPANISH CLUB, headed by Don Ven tura, and with Ted Chasteney and Sam Green awalt as Vice-President and Secretary respec tively, had one of the most successful years of any of the language clubs. The Baldwin and Haverford Clubs, through the courtesy of Mrs Fred R. Wallace, held two joint parties, which were thoroughly enjoyed by all concerned The members also drew up a correspondence list with several South American students, and attended a number of Spanish movies spon- sored by the Pan-American Society. Mr. Carson started out the year as Faculty Adviser, and did a fine job, which was con- tinued by his successors, Mr. Lehman and Mr. Hendon. THE STAMP CLUB is one of the newer or ganizations of the school It was formed in 1944 and this year was continued There are now twenty members some of whom have moved up from the Iunior Club The main at traction of the Club IS this if you are nter ested in stamps you get a good chance to as sociate with other collectors who will trade with you or help you out The Clubs activities include talks given by members at the meetings and an exhibit of stamps held at school. Also together with philatelists coin collectors are welcome and occasionally a talk on coins is given. The :mem- bers seem to enjoy themselves at the meetings held every other Week and they hope that the Club is at Haverford to stay. Back Row: Mr. Longstreth, Morris, Graham, Orr, Kane, W. Robinson, Newlin, MacDougall, I. Harrison, Montague, Heuer, C. Montgomery, I. Buttrick, Howard. Third Row: Sargent, Pillion, R. Montgomery, Campbell, E. Close, South, M. Wilson, Nicholson, I, Biddle, Ross, R. Smith, Morgan, Patton, Mr. Blackburn. Second Row: Gibson, Cornwall C. Esler, W. Biddle, Missimer, Eveleth, I. Ulrich, Haws, H umpton, D. Driemeyer, Wheelock, Front Row' Me le W. Wilson Lemmon Behnke Weinrich Newhall, MacFarlane, Master, C f Y . olket, Gresh. me G A--E0 A00 STAM CLUB 1 Hamm? Back Ewmg Scott Mmter Second Krmbrough Drlemeyer Wnlhams FlfSl Spencer Roberts Mudge ANEE IIUMMITTEE Back Row left to nght K1mm1ch Ingersoll Beal Front Row Kxmbrough Boyd Hansen Absent Cornman THLETIE EEUU TIU Parke Drew Bear Mason Whlte Thornton Yarrow SEPMIIE EL H Q 1 af Q v of Maw V X X ff' Q a 2 f ff' sk I 7 ' 1 435 I K5 1' 029' Q 2 ,4 'E ,..w t. ,'f4!, if I 7' -Z.. 1 , X l -1 ' s f' f N, C21 ff ' ' ... 7 X,-Q, L.4 ., K0 lp . Vi J: Q ' :I ,f I ,V 3, x ' 0 A ' , . , 5 Q I J , N R H Q 1 , A . '- '4 .4 f - ls ,- Nqsiex K ' 4' .mf TAF? I l s X: xiii VARSITY FUUTBZXLL FRANKFORD-SEPTEMBER 27: Ushering in the 1946 Campaign, Haverford's football team made an auspicious start as it triumphed over Frankford High School by a 13-0 count on the loser's field. The game was played in baseball weather before 3,000 shirt- sleeved onlookers, and there wasn't a player season's opener was Iack Clowar's 55-yard scoring sprint with an intercepted pass. His touchdown was made shortly after Bill Fritz had hit Bobby Spurdle in the end zone for the first Haverford score. Thronton converted for the thirteenth point of the game. on the field who didn't lose at least two or three pounds. Undoubtedly a highlight of the LAWRENCEVILLE-OCTOBER 5: Sweating under a hot New Iersey sun, the Maroon and Gold gridiron aggregation out- fought and outplayed a bigger and heavier Lawrenceville club to run its victory string to two. Only one Haverford pass clicked during the entire game. However, the one that clicked was a 12-yard touchdown heave from Iirn Boyd to Fritz Thornton in the end zone. The other Haverford score came on a five-yard dash around the end by Ioe Diamond. The scamper climaxed a sustained drive which Haverford had started on its own 35. Lawrenceville scored its lone counter when Smart skirted left end following a fumbled punt by Haverford on its own four yard line. 90 HILL-OCTOBER 12: Playing its first home game of the season on a Saturday afternoon, Haverford rolled over a lighter Hill School eleven for a 20-0 victory. Four full teams saw action for Haverford in this contest, with the subs playing nearly the entire fourth quarter. Tom Mangan and Lew Esler scored on plunges and another Boyd- Thornton aerial clicked for 30 yards and a score. Thornton booted two placements and at no tice was Haverford's pay dirt threatened by the Pottstown boys, although they played a dogged and inspired game. Before the game. Hill's captain, Tim Martin, had made it known that Haverford was number one on Hill's list of teams they especially wanted to trounce. FRIENDS CENTRAL-OCTOBER 18: Boasting a record of three non-league vic- tories, a cautious Haverford team found itself I lp Na 4 2 --. in-1 3 V' ' ' f ff, , ai ,Q i L' J!! .H . 9' YZ ,Q Q54 ,, v as ,M ,Q wwf? A M aff ., .L M. , f I V ' il l if f , 1. Z4 Tw . . l , 'v-523' . ,Z , , 4 ' 1, , Q i ,, A .,,, ,gf K WZ 2 1 1 ,yawn My 1 5 U: men iced the game shortly thereafter when fullback Cording romped 40 yards for the sec- ond and final Episcopal touchdown. A flurry of Haverford desperation passes following this score only produced Episcopal interceptions and the game ended with Episcopal moving into Haverford territory. GERMANTOWN-NOVEMBER 1 : Scoring a touchdown in each period Haver- ford School's football team, surprise loser to Episcopal Academy, regained its winning form, coming back strong to flog a fighting Germantown Academy team by a 26-U score at Haverford. Alert from the start, Haverford scored on the first play from scrimmage when highly-rated Bagnell of Germantown, fumbled the ball into the awaiting arms of Tom Man- gan, who gathered it in and sprinted 31 yards for the initial tally. Boyd to Thornton passes proved an important factor in the victory. The team as a unit played as well as it had all season. Following Mangan's early score, a quarterback sneak by Boyd from one yard out was good for a second touchdown. Then, in the third quarter, Boyd rifled a pass to Dave Monjar for 8 yards and a touchdown, after set- ting the score up with a 26-yard heave to Thornton. The final six points were made by a bootleg end run by substitute quarterback Back Row, left to right: E. Ulrich, Wearn, Us, Greenawiill Bill Fritz, who had faked the ball to Diamond. The two conversions were made on a Mangan buck and on a placement by Thornton. Parker, Ricci, Young, Trethaway, Fourth Row: Christie, S. Smith, Phillips, Knox, Heberton, Dotterer, Carmichael, Zisette, Lau, C. Esler. 47 Third Row H Smith Dillon C BreM1ller Ingersoll lohnson L Ester W Scott Clarke Allen Drew Bear Mr Detweiler f Coach l Heiserman fManagerl Second Row Mr Prizer Kimbrough Corn man Rowland Greenawalt Thornton Yarrow Mangan Boyd Curtis Monllif Diamond, Mr. Wallace. First Row: Hansen, Kimmich, Clowar, Fritz Mann, Spurdle, Parke. 02511718 'W a . m-'liz Q elm? 9 Q ' -, Aff 'Q , Yr- W2xW3f:'fe1f 5' 1 AF' 9 wvwft r AQ if . VXf M fg Q A Y af gas Ji. D X ' xx MNQAR Q' E' , . V1 :f 2fJff Ap M ,wwf M' fi Q- fm? A ,fx V 1 Xi y,W 5fV ,Mk f f A X 9 y,,,,,.sQf9ff' f? 99 'af , iw 3 9 ,QW k W ,ig hbgfgql . B' 1 'Q' r E, ff 7 K g. '16 x . J , V, X 1? Af? 'f . l ' l L 54? 1-'H 34- W ,.. fz,5 'UM f- Si 23 f A A 1 if Ei aff 5 HM 'af Q-fi' X, 5, A Q ,, ,? I A 'Qfav nf V A . 1 X j af. Ri 11? W' rl A, 2 A', if p gm Z 46' 514 k H SUEEEH 171 Sense!! Q Hetlv' er mage ME Biddle WH Buck Row Repeuo ROW RON This year s soccer team was one of the most successful which has played for Haverford in many years When pre season practice started on September llth there were very few per sons who honestly thought that coach Barton Sensenrg would develop the boys into a cham pionship team However the team worked hard day after day and when the season drew to a close they found themselves in possession of the Inter Ac championship When the Haverford boys took the field against Westtown in their 1n1t1al game of the season they had five returning lettermen on the field who were captained by Newton Leo The rest of the team was comprised of boys from last year s squad and one boy who had transferred from football. In this first game of the year the Fords found that they had met a team much more exper- ienced than their own. Although they fought hard throughout the entire game they were defeated, 6-2. Special mention should be made, however, of the fine display of ballhandling given by Newt Leo. With his fast breaking and accurate shooting he scored the two tallies Mt tman R beflio Legiistgel o Mother S Driemellel Lamont Nitrile' Ord Stanqivootetl eo wh1ch saved the Maroon and Gold from being shut out In the second game of the season Haver fords mexperience was still an important fac tor and the team was defeated once more by the score of 3 l at the hands of Lawrenceville For the second straight game it was Captain Leo who saved the Fords from a shutout when he scored their lone goal rn the first quarter of the tussle The third game of the season found the Big Red up agarnst its tradltional r1val Episco pal Academy It was the opening Inter Ac League game and the team was really out to win The game turned out to be an extreme ly closely contested one however by means of Ben Heilmans beautiful 40 yard goal the Fords won their first game of the season Having defeated Episcopal the soccermen wasted little time in taking Germantown Acad- emy into camp, when they defeated them by a 4-l score. Haverford's scoring in this game was led by Clark Driemeyer, who tallied twice. The Fords had GA. under good control through- out most of the game. The only time that Ger- mantown seriously threatened was at the be- ginning of the second half. Nevertheless, the Fords' defense tightened and Germantown was unable to crack it again. e ect goalie. This score proved to be The third Inter-Ac contest of the season f . ound the Maroon and Gold defeating Friends Select l-U, The game started with a bang when Clark Driemeyer missed a goal by scant inches. lt was near the end of the first period that the Fords scored their lone goal This oal - Q was set up when Leo fired the ball to Craig Biddle, who promptly headed it past the Friends S l ' ' ford rebounded from the defeat by scoring a 2-1 . ,. . win over Penn Charter, Bob Minter was responsible for the first goalg the second was the result of teamwork. This victory gave the Big Red a decisive lead in the Inter-Ac League. After conquering Penn Charter, the Fords the winning tally of the game. age. Mr 'rleYwGYd' Mu The next game found the Fords touring to George School where they came out on the short end of a 3 l count Haverford s lone goal was the result of accurate teamwork which flashed through the otherwise shoddy play ln the seventh game of the season Haver Covlum Leo wt we on our field Friends Central had one of the strongest teams in the league but Big Red was not to be stopped and took undisputed posses sion cf the Inter Ac crown by turning back the Blue and Grey by a decisive 3 l score The game was hardly five minutes old before Leo scored with a beautiful shot putting the Fords a r F t f t. ' I' ff ,. moved into the title game with Friends Central SECU D TEAM a PS Ba r Hellw Close Thom E- ROW froniemx-oth into an early lead However in the second period Friends Central buckled down in their offense and sent the game into a l l deadlock Nevertheless Friends Central s hopes for a tie game were shattered when the Leo Driemeyer combination broke through to score the game and title clinching goal Soon after this tally Leo came through and scored his third goal of the game This victory gave the varsity soccer team its first Inter-Ac Championship since 1943. The following contest found the newly crowned champs drubbing Moorestown Friends 3-l for their first non-league victory of the season. All three of the Fords goals were scored in the second quarter. The highlight of this contest was the first score, made by Driemeyer, on a corner kick which curved under the uprights. The other two goals were the results of long passes from the backfield. The last game of the season found the Ma- roon and Gold being upset by a determined Germantown Friends team who scored a sur- prising 5-4 victory over the champs. This con- test was, in the opinion of many people, one of the best schoolboy games all season as the H X Umch Bunn tt R Bee Bough Bartow H Broodbeit D1 Q Wiiiiams Sweden Bremerton t Row text to Hgh D kerbdugh ck fd O lead changed hands three times and the team work on both sides was of the first order The brought to an even happier conclusion when four Haverford boys were placed on the 1946 All Inter Ac League team an most successful soccer season was d two were placed on the All Scholastic second team Those placed on the All Inte Bob Stanger who played a magnificent game at right fullback all season halfback league high scorer and next years captain Newt Leo center forward and Haver fords superb outside left Clark Driemeyer. Besides the four boys on the first team Bob Minter was named on the second team and Phil Repetto received honorable mention. The two boys named to the All-Scholastic second team were Leo and Heilman. r Ac team were Ben Heilman left At the annual football dance held in Decem- ber, Newton Leo announced that the lettermen had chosen Ben Heilman to s tain and that Bob Rowe would take Lew Mudge's job as manager. In conclusion, one must give credit to all the boys for working hard and bringing the cham- pionship to Haverford. Special mention should be made of Iohn Mather, who played the im- portant position of goalie, and to all the back- field men who did such a great job of defend- ing our goal. ucceed as cap- Long White ck s Hfmlso e. WSU? is HH d 135 cxck Row Keir lo rxghk Mr McGmnrs R 'Thompson Hoopes M 'B1ddXe Dabney Schrher Wx son Worden Front Row Schdeirer R Monkgomery X B Master P Chxrk Lorrmer Rush Monkxgu Roberks Bock ow Howard X Buklrrck PcsheXd Behnke Huplon Mcxrshch Heuer Frrsk Row Adam Grosse D Drreme-fer Skeere R L Whrkoker Sargent Kehek MGCMXChO9x Bock Mr Hovucxnd ld and 145 11 and S . , , I 9 1 Hwy , ,',m. 1 .. .- . el- . L 'Q ' 7 v ' ' W :IA 1- ll l lv :I v! L 7 1 X Bock Row Keir to rrght Xohnsion Rcxnddph Wokkrns Gerskeh Bartow Bowden,Schoel1Xe Vehshxge, Front Row: H, Wnmerdrnq, Sensenrg, ChrshoXm, Zimmerman, Lee, Shepherd, South, Butcher L. Wilson. VARSITY BASKETBALL GGY . Yrltlf Fronl Row ' Coach Bill Prizer had six experienced re- turning lettermen from which to mold a team this year. They were: ex-captain Iimrny Boyd. Captain-elect Fritz Thornton, Ioe Diamond, Dave Monjar, Bill Fritz and Ierry Hansen. Iohnny Mather, who played regularly all dur- ing this season, was a bright prospect. On December 4th in the season's opener. the quintet was defeated by a very strong and experienced Overbrook club 50-37. The brand of ball was good although the taller and smoother opposition was a little too much. Fritz Thornton was the game's high scorer with twelve points. Haverford journeyed over to Malvern on December Sth, to play one of its best games. defeating the Preppers 48-40. After a slow first half, which ended in 12-12 deadlock, Captain Thornton got hot. Putting on the best dribbling exhibition of the year, he racked in 25 of his 28 points on assorted shots, mostly through the pivot slot. On the tenth, the Maroon and Gold edged a small and inexperienced Radnor five 25-23. The victory was costly, as Thornton sprained his ankle in the second period. Mather led the attack with 8 points. Mr. what Hansen. .dt Parke- dh . hte Moore' Mom Nlather. BOY R W text to U9 nd Thornton' 0 I DXCHQO ' On the following Friday the Fords lost a heartbreaker to Central High 30-29. Although Iimmy Boyd played a nice floor game and led the scoring, Central's Captain Walter Bodek. with his tremendous height, dictated terms all the way. On December 17th the quintet was defeated at Northeast High 48-39. Dave Monjar was on and bagged 16 points for the losing cause, be- sides doing well on the backboards. During the Christmas recess, Haverford entered the Wayne Rotary tournament to be defeated by a much improved Radnor club 41-25. Iohnny Mather kept the fans from walk- ing out with 10 points for the game's scoring honors. Two nights later the Big Red cleaned up on Ridley Township 28-23 in the tournament consolation game. Fritz Thornton returned to the lineup, getting 15 points to pace the victory. On Ianuary 4th the Basketball team jour- neyed to Annapolis to take a terrible 50-23 drubbing at the hands of the plebes, but on the seventh, Girard College was easy pickings as the entire squad rolled up a 59-47 victory. A 31-point Girard landslide against the second team fell far short as Thornton, Monjar, and Mather led the scoring. In the Inter-Ac opener against Germantown Academy, Haverford fought to a 42-34 victory. 100 Back Row, left to right: Clowar, Trethaway, Wearn, Mr. Prizer. Front Row: Sheldon, Evans, Heckel, Cornman. Although Fritz Thornton had l6 points, the real credit for the win belongs to Iimmy Boyd, who completely squelched dangerous Reds Bag- nell, in the finest defensive performance of the year. Victory was short-lived, however, as the Ma- roon and Gold went down under a 5l-58 bar- rage by Friends Central. Herky Parke held the spotlight for the Fords. Matters went from bad to worse as the next day saw a loss to Law- renceville. Billy Fritz' brilliant play was of no avail in the lopsided '15-29 contest. Haverford turned in a good game at Epis- copal, downing the Churchmen 5l-37. Iirnmy Boyd and Ioe Diamond were standouts in the never-close contest. Captain Thornton provided the coup de grace with his l7 points, thus run- ning away with the scoring honors. On Ianuary 24th the Main Liners were 'vic- tims of Penn Charter 63-33. The Little Quakers dropped an amazing percentage of their shots, going Wild in their home court. The following Friday the Haverford quintet went to German- town to suffer its third lnter-Ac defeat, B3-52, in a fast game. A switch in defensive plans enabled Reds Bagnell to set a new league scoring mark with 39 points. Iohnny Mather led the Fords with 18. On February eighth, the Big Red returned to edge a strong Hill aggregation in a 39-37 thriller. Iohnny Mathers two last second field goals put the game on ice, he again led the scoring with l8 points. The next Friday, Haverford went through an afternoon nightmare in the Friends Central match box, losing, 49-28. On the eighteenth of February the Maroon and Gold five backed into a 42-40 victory over Episcopal. Mather led the generally uninspired quintet with l2 points. 101 Front Row left to right Spurdle Mye s Ingersoll C Esler Thlrd Row Mr McQu1llen Leo Chasteney S Smrth A Lolquxst Russell R Reed Second Row Hattersley Mason Grant Lerper Drew Bear Rettre Front Row Grmstelder Coffln I Scott Ross Rush VARSITY SWIMMI G Quahty as well as quantrty was the keynote to Haverfords l947 sw1mm1ng season as Ioe McQu1llens mermen splashed therr way to eight dual meet vrctorres Won three rndrvrdual rnterscholastrc trtles and four relay trtles and broke three school records erght trmes After trouncrng West Phxladelphra 40 26 the Fords lost a heartbreaker to the Penn Fresh men 31 35 The meet was decrded on the 200 yard freestyle relay last event of the after noon when the collegrans won by a harr Gor don Rufe Hattersley a warmly welcomed ad drtxon to the McQu1llen trrbe smote down Al Blggs school breast stroke record of l mrnute 12 6 seconds wrth a l 10 effort Northeast Hrgh slrpped beneath the Waves on Ianuary 15 as the Fords won all events and downed the Archlves 49 17 The Trxple Entente of Captarn Irm Grant Rufe Hattersley and Tony Mason swam back stroke breast stroke and freestyle respectrvely to a new school l50 yard medley relay record of l 257 Two days later thrs same trro journeyed to the Ger mantown YMCA and won the D1str1ct Inter of Charlre Esler Bob Drew Bear and Tw1ggs Myers took thrrd place rn the same event Travelrng next to Grrard College the nala tors won both relays to overcome a srx pornt defrcrt and w1n 36 30 Tony Mason anchored the freestyle relay Wxth a 24 5 seconds clockmg for hrs 50 yard leg Rufe Hattersley lowered the breast stroke mark to l 085 whrle Irm Grant won the back stroke rn l 06 4 ty1ng Fed Lammots 1946 school record St Iosephs was the next v1ct1m 5214 as the Haverford1ans Won all events scholastic title in l:24.8, While the B team . I :- . , I ' 102 The Maln L1ners sank the Navy Blue 35 3l 1n a shockrng exh1b1t1on at the expense of the Annapolls Plebes on February 8 Captam Grant reeled off a record shattermg l 053 n the back stroke The Maroon and Gold then lost 1ts second meet of the season to Lawrence v1lle 31 35 although they won hve events The medley team drcl 1t agarn at German town on February 14 as they won therr sec ond trtle 1n l 23 9 The followmg day Pedd1e was downed 43 23 Valley Forge and Holy Sp1r1t also 1o1ned the passmg parade In the Eastern Prep School Champ1onsh1ps at Trenton Haverford scored 29 polnts to take th1rd place behmd Lawrencevllle 33 pornts and Staunton M1l1tary 30 polnts Grant Hat tersley and the medley team won lHattersley 1n l U8 l and the medley men 1n l 23 87 whlle Dwlght Rettre took th1rd ln the breast stroke F1n1sh1ng off the season on a tr1umphant note the Fords racked up 26 pornts to wm the Swarthmore Interscholastlcs Roman Catholrc Natxonal Cathohc Hrgh School Champlons was second and Glrard College Eastern Hrgh School Champ1ons was th1rd Gordon Hatters ley f1n1shed an undefeated season wlth breast stroke v1ctory and the medley team anchored by Ted Chasteney also brought home the bacon Tony Lenper and Bob Spurdle garnered second and th1rd rn the d1v1ng Ilm Grant won second rn the back stroke 1nches beh1nd the wtnner and the freestyle relay combxnahon of Alden Lotqurst Iohn Scott Howxe Ingersoll and Tony Mason hed for second Back Row left to rrght Mr McQu1llen D Trtus Colhn Mac Farlane Sloan Mxller R Montgomery Front Row Rush Metzger McClellan Montague Gresh Plllxon 103 l r l - 1.1 I I -I ' 'I -1- , '. 1 1 1 I ' I - 1 .. .., 1 - 1 1 1 1 I ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 2. ,. , . - 1 1 1- 4 1 , 1 1 1 Wig- VAHSITY Wltlfl5TLl E Wrestling this year at Haverford proved it- self a major sport in every respect fexcept in regard to lettersl. Student interest ran high and there were large crowds at every home match. The team received moral support when it was away from home, too. The grunt and grown boys started off the season with high hopes, only to lose to Penn Charter 33-15. The next match saw the Fords on top, though, as they took over Yeadon 35-16. St. Andrews was the next toe, and the boys lost a very close match by the score of 30-13. Lower Merion paid the Haverford campus a visit and was handily defeated 22-16. 'Trekking to the Hill, the team absorbed its worst defeat of the season as it came out on the short end of 32-U score. In the next match, really the most important of the year to most of the boys, the team fought Episcopal and the referee hard, but came out the loser again 28-15. Next week the grapplers bounced back with a vengeance and trounced Bryn Athyn 36-8, This meet was the victory highlight of the sea- son. The team absorbed still another beating in the next to last meet, with George School. The final tussle of the season came out to a 21-21 tie with Peddie. Special credit must be given to five people for this year's team: Coaches Ben Kennedy and Mr. Buckley, Co-captains Scotty Kimmich and Charlie Bremiller, and the omnipresent Bill Kennedy, manager. Back Row, left to right: Mr, Buckley, Mr. Kennedy Beal Minter, W, Kimbrough, Tweedy, R. Kimbrough Dill R. BreMiller, Edson, Kennedy. Front Row: W. Dearden, Laws, R. Dillon, Frick, Wooley Bretherton, Fuchs, Kimmich, C. BreMiller, W. Scott av,6QY?Q ,, 9' fwfr VPlPtSlTY SUUASH W, 5-,y,f.f Mr. Dethier, Heiserman, Chisolm, Mangan, Pettingill, Dillon, Greenawalt, Thornton, Bartow, This year's squash team compiled a record of six wins and three defeats and turned on its best record in the last three years. The team had four returning lettermen, headed by Co- captains Iohn Dillon and Sam Greenawalt. The other lettermen were Tom Mangan and Sandy Buck. The racquetmen opened their season by rolling over Germantown Academy by the count of 6-U. The only unpleasant feature of the match was the injury of number five, Bob Stanger. The next week the team lost a hotly con- tested match to E. A., the champions of l945-46. Our winners were Dillon and Mangan. In the match that would have meant a tie had we won, Tim Chisholm lost 17-19 in the last game. In the next match, the team defeated Penn Charter to the tune of 5-l. Tom Mangan was the only casualty. ln the return match with Germantown the Fords took the Red and Black into camp again, 6-U, as, in the absence.. of Sam Greenawalt, everyone moved up one slot. ln the last Inter-ac squash match the team lost its return match with Episcopal, 5-l. The sole winner this time was Fritz Thornton, After an eventful trip to Yale, in which the team was delayed by a train accident, the squashmen lost to the superior freshmen 5-U for their third and final defeat. In the second match of the day they won a close match with Choate School, coming out on the long end of the 3-2 score. ln the final game of the year, W Tir' tu-4 2 'Y -.1 4010!-JA -an although both the co-captains were defeated, the team subdued Peddie School at Haverford 3-2. This years success was very much due to the exceptionally fine bunch of fellows on the team. More so than on most teams, however. it was due to the fine dual coaches, Bill White and Charley Dethier. The latter's humor saved the day many times, from the beginning of the season to the final award of letters. I T 9 VARSITY BASEBALL Haverford s Varslty Baseball team aga1n as last year started off the season wrth h1gh hopes for an Interacademlc Champ1onsh1p but was agarn a V1Ct1I!1 of errors and fell 1nto wrld ways as rt showed surpr1s1ng ab1l1ty to Wm non league contests and lose the rrnportant games Coach Krngham started cage practrce early th1s spr1ng but Was favored by the Weather to such an extent that most of the prcxctlce was 'S held outdoors A large group responded to the call for players but by 1ud1c1ous prunrng of the squad and farmrng out to the notonous second team Mr Kmgham soon had a frrst strlng squad of around a dozen prcked out The Red started the season convrncrngly to say the least as rt pounced on Penn Charter on Apnl ll to hammer out a 61 vlctory 106 , - , . , , , 1 , , 5 jf, . , s ' K , , . , I - 1 Thornton dabbled in pitching and in homer- hitting fonel quite successfully. Sandy Buck relieved in the fifth. Haverford used four pitchers and a huge player list in a free-hitting contest with Malvern which almost ended up in a night game, and came through on the heavy end of a 12-6 score. However, a different story was told at Haver- ford High, when miscues and general poor play ruined the game and the High School won 14-8. Haverford took Girard College into camp 107 .' 7,5 ,V r. - ,021 '04 , su T-.1-4, , W , f-.1-3-,pd A . ' -e ,J ..:. .. ',.q- .. on Saturday of that same week by a 6-0 score. as Wippy Buck pitched perhaps the finest game of the year, a sizzling two-hitter. Wip struck out sixteen men, while Yarrow shared the honors with a homer. The team lost ignobly to Lower Merion, how- 1 Back Row Mr Kmgham Buck Esler Herserman Second Row Broadbelt Heberton Drew Bear Evans Monlar Parke Greg Front Row Thornton Clowar Boyd Curtls Trethaway Yarrow ever on the twenty thlrd by 54 11m Boyd started Evans came ln rn the seventh and Buck came ln rn the erghth as the Merxomtes won the ballgame The worst defeat of the year a 1U 4 shellctck tng by Fnends Central was next on the 11st Eleven Haverford errors were the mayor factors 1n the loss Thornton Evans and Buck were spot tn an otherwrse exceedtngly black prcture was Bob Drew Bear s four for four at bat Itm Boyd had h1s best day as the Fords took over Lawrencevrlle on the twenty srxth H prtched brxlllant ball and ftmshed the seventh mnlng out to w1n 4 l A home game crowd saw Harry Yarrow hxt a homer rn vatn and Evans start out by strrkrng out srx of the frrst seven to face htm as the Maroon lost to Eprscopal tn the nmth on another error 4 3 Carelessness agaln spelled the word defeat In another complete reversal of form Haver ford wlth Buck at the wheel steamrolled Lower Menon rn a return game on the thtrtreth as a three hltter throttled the L M batters and Haverford won handlly 6 U Interac games returned to plague Coach Kmghams nervous and somewhat butterfrn 8 4 and 7 4 respectrvely on the second and stxth of May Buck Boyd and Evans handled the p1tch1ng at vartous ttmes 1n the games Yarrow and Drew Bear both homered agatnst Germantown wrthout effect Haverfords own captam Luke Curtls took trme out from h1s catchrng dutres to try hrs hand on the mound and seemed to hnd the cur vrtal 1z1ng as he gave up only two hrts to stlence Frankford easxly 9 2 able to do little to stop the deluge. 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Nl X. , QW ' , W W, M MXLZWM fer' ,ww f , U 14 YEAR OLD BASEBALL Back Row Iunker Cofhn M11ler Dean Dabney Thompson R Baruch McK1m Shenton Mr Heyward Front Row C Henry Butterworth R South R Dllhon R Smlth Evleth Cox SECOND TEAM BASEBALL Top Row Evleth Repetto D111 Morrls Kmkead M1dd1e Row G Saunders C Scott Hub bard R BreM1l1er N1cho1son Front Row Dotterer Long Letper Grms felder Mason Mr Prlzer 13 YEAR OLD BASEBALL Thlrd Row Keady Allen Close Nevvhall Secona Row Iordan P Clark MacIntosh Barnett W V Shaw S Roblnson Bryant Fxrst Row R Clark Fortenbaugh We1n rlch M Saunders Robmson Gresh Second Row: Horton, Yarnall, de Ganahl, 110 12 YEAR OLD BASEBALL Back Row Hoover Burns D Drlemeyer Humpton Second Row Zlmmerman Markle Orr Maxey H Sargent C M1ller Mr Long streth Frrst Row Lemmon C Parker L Dlllon Van Alen Graham A Scott Tuttle Abent Raugh ICGDIGIHI 10 YEAR OLD BASEBALL F1rstRow G Betz W Hellman R Parker I Hughes D Scott N Thayer B For tenbaugh I Hughes R Osgood Iack son Second Row Mr Dethxer C Cushman B Sloan E Cullen M Burns P Packard P Brook I Howson T Robbms T Maxey F Strawbrxdge Thrrd Row I Stetson I Rush I Huggxns I Dav1es H Howard O Zlmmerman H Yoh H Butcher T Chance I Heck sher H Klnkead T Lummxs I Nrchol son Fourth Row I Van Deveer I Dobbs D Smlth L Wrlson M Schoettle H W1l merdmg Sheppard I Mangan I Cummmgs T Schoettle K Bawden M Watkms H Iohnson R Vehslage Graham 11 YEAR OLD BASEBALL FIISI Row M Kellet D Heston S Mahoney I Clark P OBrxen I Mcllvame L Wood W Wallace S Smlth Second Row F Gerstell B Saydell R Smlth P Sharples W Dean D Reld R Fxtler L Lee Mr Bomng Th1rd Row S Thomson B Sensenlg E Schoetle L Rexel B Robmson D Lclth R Ledwlth E Randolph M MCM1ChUOl A 1 1 A 1 , . , . , . - . , . , , , 1 1 - 1 A w . . 1 A 1 - I . 1 - 1 1 I ' , . , . . . . 1 . 1 - , . 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . . . . 1 . 1 - 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 , , , , . - 1 . .,.:-p1....a1 1 q.-.1 Wwe -- 1-1 1.1 , . , -L, . . , . , . 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 . ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' . . , . , . 1 A 1 . 1 . 1 . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - 1 . 1 . , . - , . , , , . 1 - 1 . , . - 1 1 - 1 1 , . , . , . - 1-1 1 - 1 - , 1, , '-' ' 1 .--v - - A 1 Y , VANS l'l'Y 'l'ltAljlG VARSITY TRACK TEAM: Third Row: W. Dearden, W. Kimbrough, Gardiner, Hargraves Christie, Romoser, Wooley, BreMiller, Carmichael. Second Row: W. Scott, A. Lofquist, Carrigan, Croskey, Case Ingersoll, DeWitt, I. Scott, Driemeyer, Eglin, Kimmich. First Row: Baxter, S, Smith, W. Biddle, Parker, Leo, White, H. Smith, Dillon, Sprudle, E, Dearden, R. Williams. Absent: Carpenter, Cornman, Mr. Longstreth, Mr. Detweiler A Word should be said in speaking of track this year at Haverford about the Winter track team. This little-noticed but hard-Working squad of boys, working under the tutelage of Frank Longstreth and Bob Detweiler, really had some great experience, although they didn't win anything of note, in entering several indoor meets, notably at Madison Square Garden, Camden, and Penn. School indoor records fell by the score last winter, and the track team was already in good physical shape by the time spring rolled around and the out- door season began. 112 The first meet of the year went to Haverford. as the team journeyed to Frankford, and took the meet 561!a to 422!a. Despite the very cold and blustery day, the team as a whole looked very good in winning. Haverford took eight first places with Scott in the high jump, Corn- man in the shot put, Smith in the pole vault, White in the high and low hurdles, Leo in the lU0 and 440, and Dillon in the broad jump- each contributing five points. The Haverford team of Wh1te Zrsette Parker and Leo won the annual Interacademrc M1le Relay at the Penn Relays on Apnl 26 hand1ly m the fast ttme of 3 34 4 whlle other Haver ford relay teams d1d well agamst heavy com pet1t1on Roman Cathol1c Hrgh School was the next vrctrm as the Brg Red won a home meet 55112 to 43Vz Wh1te and Leo aga1n each won two events Haverford showed good all around 'Q iv ,J 'iv strength to wrn takmg three places IH the 200 lows and the pole vault and two places rn the hxghs and the hlgh Jump The next meet was Wllh Penn Charter on therr track on May flrst A terrrfrc downpour lastlng all mornrng made the track slow but the sun came out frnally and drred thlngs suffrcrently to hold the meet Thrs was the f1rst meet rn whlch Haverford farled to place rn every event as the hrgh yump gave P C 9 pornts The Maroon and Gold startled the Penn Charter experts by w1nn1ng 59 40 and takrng frrst rn all events but the hrgh Jump and the hlgh hurdles and the mrle Although the Inquirer reported otherwlse Haverford beat Lower Menon and LaSalle rn a trlangular meet 54Vz to 371!-1 to 29V4 respec trvely Another very soggy day made the gorng hard but Wh1te ran a very fast 23 7 low hurdle race and Thornton runnrng for the frrst trme this year turned rn a good Z 9 6 for the half AK Yarrow and Leo ran a practically dead heat in the 220. For the first time in a dozen years the Omegas came through to win the meet on Phillip Bishow Day. A beautiful May day on the twelfth provided good track conditions as the Omegas won, 137 to 127. Qualification- seekers were numerous and the lists were filled with hopeful athletes. VARSITY TENN 15 With Mr. Barton Sensenig starting another year as coach, the varsity tennis team, work- ing under the new, scientific tennis system, ex- pected to be in the running strongly for the championship again. Indoor practice started the week before Spring Vacation, and Coaches Allen and Sen- senig started working hard on strokes and placing of shots. Many weaknesses and de- fects on play had been pointed out and cor- rected even before the courts were in shape. With the courts ready for play, the team was able to get its ladder tournament going and real practice started in good time for the first match with Friends Central on April 17 This match proved very encouraging as Haverford blanked the Friends 6 U The team seemed to be in shape, and to have had plenty of practice. Mahan beat Kaufman 6-4. 6-3, Biddle defeated Nicholson 6-1, 6-2, Steere, the first form ace, beat Shmidheiser 6-0, 6-0, and Baxter defeated Stotz 6-U, 6-3. The two doubles teams of Bartow and Yarnall and Moore and Hansen, beat their opponents 6-U. 6-1, and 6-2, 6-1 respectively. The U-P Freshmen, with apparently a great deal more experience than Haverford, won hands down, 5-l on April 22. Mahan, Biddle, Steere, and Baxter all lost by relatively large margins, while the doubles combinations of Bartow-Yarnall, and Moore-Hansen fared not much better. The team bounded back two days later how ever and did the hoped for thing as it tied Episcopal s far famed team 3 3 Ti' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Back Row Sweeton Beal McKinney Baugh Ewing Lau Mr Sensenig Frort Row Hansen Moore M Baxter Mahan C Biddle Steere Bartow Yarnall I - I I - I - . . - I - I - I WF- , LM - V L V . W.,-,.,,,.,.3m M hp- .-.. I Q,-Q! ,A. .. 1 -4 - - .rim -1- 1 : 1 1 -1 V I - 1 1 f ' ,gg 47 itnool 'caan 3 l4 YEAR OLD TENNIS Back Row Mr Allen Rush Shlelds Denn1s Wllson Parke M B1ddle Cornwell F1rstRoW C Scott Warden Yarnall Steere I Thompson Campbell Kelley Hentz Maxwell and Smrth of Eprscopal playlng 12 3 respectrvely all won but Ted Baxter and Haverfords two doubles teams came through 1n hne style to W1n the moral vrctory All the smgles players dxsplayed hue sp1r1t and played excellent games The coachs op1n1on was that the team looked at rts best rn th1s match but that we were lucky to t1e Haverford hopes of W1nn1ng the t1tle were rudely 1arred a week later at Penn Charter however Sxnce Penn Charter had defeated Eprscopal earl1er the team had the chance to W1n the t1tle by beatmg the Blue and Gold An adverse score of 6 0 was the story though a the general lack of sp1r1t and Wrll to W1n well as the soggy Penn Charter courts worked therr ev1l upon all concerned The boys fought hard Cpractrcally all the matches had sets ot 7 5 or better 1n theml but not too Well Crarg B1ddle fought an especrally game battle los mg 5 4 B 8 6 4 Desplte 1ts record of two w1ns and two losses the season may be already termed a success, and 1n the followrng matches and tournaments, even greater thrngs are lrkely Q Q it 1 :Q 1: . l Q 3 1- f- 1 0 Y I l ' 1 Y . 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I as , . - I - I - ' , ,yi Rfgp 9' KF wlmroni x,.vturu4,,, 3 4 ,M 0 Back Row Rowe Von Tress Gordon Ward Second Row Roberts D Rhoads Brown Spencer Mr Iameson Kneelmg Hallowell Kllcup Dohner Capt Phxllrps Chlsholm Morrlson Greenwood VARSITY GULF The postwar model of the Haverford golf team looked good 1n 1ts lust three matches Frve more matches re ma1ned at the t1me the Halzgoluk went to press and the team had hrgh hopes of takmg them all A number of players came out early 1n the sprmg answenng Coach Iameson s call for tee taggers The 11st was headed by Captam Fred Phrllrps and seconded by T1m Ch1sholm lead1ng Canadlan ace and the versat1le wood Wally Hallowell D1ck K1lcup Bob Rowe and George Spencer The f1rst match on Aprll 23 was played w1th Valley Forge Mrhtary Academy on the St Dav1d s course When the scores were totaled Haverford was found to have won 7 2 Captaln Phrlhps had the low medal score w1th an 84 Lower Mer1on fell to the Haverford1ans 51f2 SV2 on May 1 on the teams home course at Mer1on Chrsholm had the low medal score ol 83 Haverford hlt a stone wall when lt played the H1ll School on May 7 on the alternate home course at Sprlng M111 The Hxllers won 9 O 1n a pourrng ram and strong wlnd Thelr expenence pomted the way to vlctory but the Haverford men showed up well all the way through , . . . I Bob Drew-Bear. Cther stalwarts were Gordon Green- I I I I l I , , - . . I - I VAHSITY BREW Thlrd Row I Smlth Wearn RICCI Iohnson Mr Derklts Second Row Bretherton Allen Qulllman Sharp Front Row Knox Horan Marscher Lusson gram the asp1rants for the crew ot 1947 started the1r long sesslon ot practtce Fltteen boys turned out dally to practlce on the rnachmes at the Undme Barge Club After several weeks the boys were tar enough advanced to go out 1n the r1ver They were d1V1ded 1nto two fours Wlth Penny Iohn son and B111 Sharp strok1ng the flrst and second boats respechvely Also 1n the hrst boat are D1ck RICCI Doug Wearn and Iack Sm1th The second boat IS hlled out Wllh Corky Allen D1Ck Qu1llrnan and B1ll Bretherton Hugh Horan and Iack Marsher are hlhng the cox sWa1n post very capably The boys mam race IS the Statesbury Regatta 1n Wh1ch they Wlll be competmg for the Kmgs Cup trophy The crew w1shes to express thelr thanks to thelr Coach Gus Derk1ts a nallonal oarsman charnplon 5 A 1 t . J 4 At the conclusion of the Winter Sports pro- CALENDAR OE EVENTS SEPTEMBER 6 Ace Allen came out all the way' SEPTEMBER 18 School 0ffl.C1Gl1Y began we grew so much we had to have Chapel 1Mr Cleaves organ and alll rn the gym The Booth Lane park1ng lot has been moved because of the two hour park1ng slgns put up dur1ng the summer SEPTEMBER 19 Nommatlons were made for senlor class offrcers We dxdn t get the expected numbah wun ln our frrst hrs tory test must be gettmg accustomed to the North The Varslty pushed Northeast around 1n scrlmmage today SEPTEMBER 20 The nom1nat1ons were posted today and Rlch got hrs usual share of the ballots The Sheet for Stur drer Students was passed out today and we found No 6 ax and three yellow sheets Event of the day Harry Yarrow and B111 Frltz trylng to get a date for Luke t1on results t1e between K1mm1ch Krm brough and Whlte more votlng The Varslty scnmmaged Radnor away Our shuffle along the road of educatron was speeded to a slow trot when we found there was an Indlan reservatlon ln back of the R1tz Carlton long hve Muzzey maybe TUESDAY SEPTEMBER Z4 Does Buddha really love us? Well hnd out soon be cause VI B1ble started today Senlor elec t1on stlll go1ng the latest was a tre be tween Krmbrough and K1mm1ch th1s cant last much longer It was stated that football and soccer are lust playlng tag w1th Inertxa Who s she? WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 25 Com mencement exercrses th1s morn1ng Chum Dale Charlre Hancock Frank McAdams Tad Werhrnan Bob Hellrgman Sam Karr Horace Pettxt and Paul Monaghan re celved thexr sheepskms tsynthetlcl Dan Horan took over part of Physrcs Some body ought to t1e an achor on lay Masters he' Whats the matter w1th that thmg? THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26 Todays gem of wlsdom from room 8 Three l1v 1ng thlngs hke tobacco Man the tobacco worm and the Afr1can rock goat he Butt boys took note Krmbrough was elected Presldent and K1mm1ch V1ce Pres rdent The soccer team looked good 1n a scrlmmage wlth Haverford College FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Z7 Rally rn gym Sure hope K1mm1ch the Kr1pple comes back next year to show the cheerleaders how 1ts done there seemed to be the best school Splfll 1n years today and that spmt pald off v1a Fr1tz and Spurdle 1nter Ceptlon by Clowar when Frankford went down 13 U MONDAY SEPTEMBER 30 Blue Monday or so Mr Redman sald when allottmg usa whole 1U seconds to hand our papers 1n Everybody went to see h1s advmsor the same l1ne Name? Age? Marr1ed7 TUESDAY OCTOBER 1 B111 Fntz was elected pres1dent of the Current Events club Soccer team scr1mmaged L M Tony 15 playmg for blg game hubba hubba etc But he st1ll has to conv1nce them he s over 12 THURSDAY OCTOBER 3 The Cards beat Brooklyn for the Natxonal League Pen nant' FRIDAY OCTOBER 4 The perfect helpful sen1ors Cllpper Cornman and Knute Monjar now coach B111 Prxzers Mlghty M1165 B111 helps too' MONDAY OCTOBER 7 Flnal ballotmg for Student Counc1l D1d somebody hear Chr1s laughmg? That s because the soccer team coached by S1mon L Sensen1g mowed the held FOR FREE' - . , - 1 l' I - . . . . : I . . ' I it n 11 . . T . . 1 . - , - n 11 . . . - ' I . ' 1 T l - T ' ' . 1 u 1 11 . , , Q ' 1 5' 1 1 1 . . . . - l - . 11 , 1 . . . I i I u 11 ' ' MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23-Latest elec- - - - I L I , . I . 1 W 1 - l I i . . J 1 1 - : - l ' I -11 . . 1 1 - -. 1 . 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J' 3 A 1 ! 9 r I A 1 . .-Q , f. , s 4 - ff' If 3 1, Af I ff 1 3. 1 W 0 Q V 3 5 i 'x N 7 I' flnmwv' My ' o lr . ,,.... 3 L ' is f ix 41 Q , A -1- 'Af I ' X 2 W U xx .4 f ., , ' 43557463 'QR N T of Wfmr . f -, ' s .X P .H 14, I 3 9 X Phone Bryn Mawr 1300 MEHL G LATTA INC FUEL OIL COAL Lumber BuIId1ng Mater1aIs Servmg the Trade for 47 Years O E HAENN Rosemont Pa ARDMORE BARBER SHOP Where A11 Haverford Boys Meet WORK DONE BY APPOINTMENT Call ARD 3054 Comphrnents of The Haverford Pharmacy EST of HENRY W PRESS BLUE WHITE DIAMONDS IAMES I MCCAFFREY 1001 CHESTNUT STREET Ph1lade1phIa Comphments of IOHN P FRAZIER Cornphments of HASTINGS 6: CO GOLD LEAF IOHN V HASTINGS IR 1908 HENRY B ROBB IR 1916 HERBERT F FOSTER SONS CARPENTERS fs BUILDERS 811 CRICKET AVENUE Ardmore Pa A1teratIons Est 1901 Phone Ard 0453 Cornphments of The I M11ton Hagy Waste Works PHILADELPHIA I S. . , , li I - ' ' Phone: WA1nut 2-6727 TUESDAY OCTOBER 8 Kunbrough Ktm mrch and Mangan were elected to the Student Counc1l from Senxor Class Chas teney and Russell from Frfth Drtemeyer from Fourth and Eglxn from Thlrd WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9 Mr Wtlson had a bad cold Drck R1cc1 and Don Dohner looked worned' Some mad scten t1st ftlled the Physrcs lab wxth smoke Mr Repetto was seen check1ng on the 1nsur ance THURSDAY OCTOBER 10 Everybody butt ln Herserman s left lung The soccer team w1th the help of Ben Hellman dusted off Eplscopal 10 Many footballers cludrng I Hansen and I Smlth were con verted to soccer for about an hour FRIDAY OCTOBER ll Had a bxg rally at recess for the H111 School game We thought Newt Leo showed great pOSS1b1l1 tres but we wondered when he passed out h1s new book How to Cheerlead ln 39 Steps Glee Club tonlght MONDAY OCTOBER 14 Hetso after payxng off the wmners of the football pool announced the Saturday score Haverford 20 H111 0 No matter how hard he trxed lay Master somehow got h1s foot rn h1s mouth rn Polemrcs Senator Kxm mrch yammed 1t ln a httle further Rumor for us three new cheerleaders TUESDAY OCTOBER 15 Grant and Car penter have gone 1nto competrtron wrth Charhe Atlas and Skunk Heller They pulled the hemnspheres m twam 1280 pounds on each arml Strong wxnd today Some of the Soccer Team IS strll l11lSSlI1gl Cards won the serles WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 16 Our bleach blond Tom Haas IS already planmng for Saturday what plans' Dtllon too Semors looked red eyed and shot thls mormng Three plays due today Scott and Whxte were elected to the Student Counctl THURSDAY OCTOBER 17 Aptltude test at 8 30 Ouch' Ioe Dtamond broke the scor1ng machme Tryouts for Three Fours Soccer Team beat G A 4 1 Everybody passes Phystcs thls month K1-zclrworlz Our Organ1zat1on offers to you the results of many years of prohtable expenence Rendered ln terms of actlon and cooperatron our serv1ce 1S a standard of value to owners archltects and general contractors JOHN B KELLY, Inc Phrladelphla New York got X-rayed-they found a dead cigar . l I l l ' I . - I l in- I ' . o I I I I FRIDAY OCTOBER I8 The new order took over at Glee Club pract1ce ton1ght everybody left lus volce down at Fnends Central the score 26 3 MONDAY OCTOBER 21 Mangan bought 38 cop1es of the INQUIRER Sam Greena walt 1nher1ted a VQISIIY l1mp TUESDAY OCTOBER 22 S1gnet Polnts tn today' Krmbrough took over Chapel HA Ierry Hansen took h1s boys over to battle 1t out w1th the college--all that work for U U Capt Hansen made no statement worth quotlng WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 23 Fmal Three Pours tryouts Reg1ster admltted that he was Frank1es pr1vate tutor Irm Grant was taken 1nto the Sxgnet vote between Boyd and Mudge THURSDAY OCTOBER 24 The football team gave a rally 1n the gym for the soc cer team wh1ch won over Fnends Select 1 0 The co operat1on of the football and soccer teams th1s year w1ll set a standard hard to beat rn years to come Boyd was elected to the Sxgnet Lower Mer1on Newspapers Incorporated 8 CRICKET AVENUE Ardmore Pennsylvarna Phone Ardmore 3930 Work Guaranteed EDWARD I KELLY WATCHMAKER and IEWELER 30 E LANCASTER AVENUE PA Comphments of RICHARD STOCKTON BRYN MAWR PA Boyer s Esso Servlce Statron I S BOYER Battery Serv1ce Tlres Tubes Battenes Accessones 766 LANCASTER AVENUE Bryn Mawr 1792 Bryn Mawr ford 6 Eplscopal 13 The team took rt pretty hard and they ll take 1t out on G A MONDAY OCTOBER 28 Mr Allens Znd Formers gave speeches on Wlllldm Penn 1n Chapel In order to be a famous man you have to spend some of your t1me 1n 1a1l Stu Adams agreed' The Second Team got mad and put 1t to Eplscopal 20 U It should have happened Frtday WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 30 Lew Mudge w1th all due respect and ceremony re s1gned from the Current Events others wlshed they had done the same The Rebels cr1ed Drunk W1th Power THURSDAY OCTOBER 31 The Haver ford School Soccer Team kept the lead 1D the Interac League by deteatmg Penn Charter 2 1 Haverford goals were scored by M1nter and Duke Also play1ng were Stre1ger tStangerl Fraller tLe1perl Re petto and Dre1meyer' lThanx to the Inqulrerl FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25-Bad day. 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I' ARDMORE PA Th I 147 u o . . 1 7 . a a ' '47 ' '47 ' '47 KA 1' ,, 1 rom ?r1end FRIDAY NOVEMBER l The football team bounced back to polrsh oft G A 26 O Rough and ready Glee Club sessxon K1mm1ch got a good look at Harcums front door Esler IS stxll lookmg for Kay SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 A lot f alumnr happy Prxnceton 17 Penn 14 Srg net Dance a great success Dave Mahan made Gene Krupa look lrke a tm soldxer MONDAY NOVEMBER 4 Pete Whlte and Paul Frlck spoke on the Lower Mer1on voters meetxng thls morn1ng Dra matrc club tryouts today tomorrow and Wednesday for 3 one act plays MONDAY DECEMBER 2 Everybody had that red eyed rested look after such a long vacatron Coldest clay so far tern perature down to 110 A select senror team tred Shrpley In hockey on Frrday 5 5 Pete Whlte really sent the ball club Ingersoll had a l1ttle trouble wrth hrs deep freeze EDWARD I LYONS INC HOUSE FURNISHINGS HARDWARE GARDEN SUPPLIES 26 W LANCASTER AVENUE 67 ST IAMES PLACE Ardmore Pa HORACE PARTRIDGE Plinnypacker 5 6088 SPORTING GOODS 1207 WALNUT STREET il I 1 I 1 i , - o a ' - . 1 I .1 n , I The Fruzk Gallagher Mfg Cn WELLSTON OHIO 250 So Broad Street Phrladelphm COMPLIMENTS OF WILMINGTON PAPER BOX CO S Market 61 D Streets Wdmmgton Delcxwcxre i i I M KEEP SUPPLIED WITH I SCHODL TICKETS GOOD ON BUSES AND RAIL CARS UNTIL USED Oh RED ARROW LINES V d p I C Comphments of Peter Bucky and Harry 2 f . 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TUESDAY DECEMBER 3 Lew Mudge be came a member of the Srgnet VI Brble saw March of T1me movxe on Indra show was a fa1lure no p1ctures of Buddha' WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4 Mr Sen sen1g rnvented a new un1t of somethmg he calls 1t the Slug The basketball team started 1ts season by spl1tt1ng a double header w1th Overbrook Frrst team lost second team made up for 1t THURSDAY DECEMBER 5 Non Varslty letters g1ven out 1n Chapel B111 Prrzers undefeated second team Varsrty got top honors h1s 1055 and Mr Allens 135s placed w1th good records but Luptons Muscle Men barely showed up FRIDAY DECEMBER 6 To warm up for the dance the B B team stopped off at Malvern Prep for a l1ttle practrce The red hot band of Irmmy Ray was over shadowed only by the Three Fours Eg gleston Trophy was awarded to Ioe D1a mond and Tom Mangan MONDAY DEC 9 The Headmaster after havlng a conference wrth Irmmy Ray suggested that a t1me be set asrde for the boys to teach the faculty to yrtterbug Saturday nrght was a success A new and better glee club was formed at Monjars open house Saturday PM Sunday AM TUESDAY DECEMBER 10 Luke 1S g1v1ng odds on that lrttle grey mouse wrth the whlte ears rn the Rugg Derby Rat Races ln the Brology Lab That s a tough league already one contestant has been bur1ed w1th mrhtary honors Once more the basketballers pulled through 25 23 over Radnor WEDNESDAY DECEMBER ll College hopes of many sen1ors were rarsed today when Fred Phllhps learned that he had been accepted by two colleges The Grunt and Groaners are tylng each other 1n brgger and better knots after yester days work1ng over by Haverford lumor Hlgh THURSDAY DECEMBER 12 Lately Chapel announcements have been start ed by Lew plead1ng wrth the camera shy semors to go rn town and get mugged We were rnformed of a faculty quartette or reasonable facs1m11e Even the teachers are 1ealous of the Three Fours FRIDAY DECEMBER 13 The Iumor School Glee Club sang for us 1n Chapel 1t brought back memorles to many of us who were rn 1t IH the Srxth Grade M Scoular dlrector Wee W11l1e Frrtz solo 1st Dramatlc Club presented 1ts plays sounded lrke a bo1ler burst durlng the th1rd act of Sun Up MONDAY DECEMBER 16 Back to uork Newt Leo took charge of Chapel and got a gold soccerball for h1s palns The Oaks boys have that w11d look of ant1c1pat1on Youth Concert tonrght TUESDAY DECEMBER 17 Whrtaker d1S covers Herblum 1n the Chemlstry Lab WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 18 Mr Sm1th left for Marne upon rece1v1ng word that hrs house had been damaged by f1re No news about Mr Carson yet Benny sard he s taklng a rest 1n Norrrstown He should come back a new man THURSDAY DECEMBER 19 Mr S an nounced that those boys who wrshed to send Seasons Greetlngs to the masters could f1nd the addresses posted on van 110117 FRIDAY DECEMBER 20 Everybody but a select group of Mr Shafers specral frrends started vacatxon at 2 U3 Merry Chrrstmas to all and to all a most pros perous New Year s Eve MONDAY IANUARY 6 Back rn the rut but strll rememberrng the Octette on Chrrstmas Eve the Basketball Tourna ment and Ingersolls New Years Eve brawl The Wrestlrng Team got new mats over the vacatron A new coach today Mr Ben Kennedy Mgr B111 Kennedy lno relatronl says Iust goes w1th the name TUESDAY JANUARY 7 R1cc1 BreM1ller Regrster and Scott fought 1t out for Chrrstmas t1e honors Gold soccer balls came and everybody enjoyed Physrcs Basketball team beat Glrard College The swrmmmg team beat West Phlladelphla the C1ty Champrons SATURDAY MARCH 1 Ton1ght was held the soon to be memorable concert w1th St Marys Hall What a t1me and what women' Its the flrst occasron ln a long t1me whrch has seen hard borled Haver ford men come out starry eyed By the way the IIIUSIC was good too' The busses I W - I W ' f I 1 ' I - l - . . . . - ' ' - I I W , , . , I I - . . - I W ' . 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I-ILL!-IN N YUUNB 8 EU 9mIeA tment Seca:-1t1eA Lewls Tower Phlladelphla 2 Pa PEnnypacker 5 1750 New York Cxty 5 N Y Readmg Pa 52 WALL STREET COLONIAL TRUST BLDG HAr1over 2 4960 added extra charge B111 Gordon was d1s covered by a teacher explormg a closet MARCH 3 Serv1ce Club beg1ns 1ts drxve thlnklng of the Play and Dance but they re gxvmg generously TUESDAY MARCH 4 Lat1n Club v1s1ts Planetar1um No Semors mvolved WEDNESDAY MARCH 5 Who were the for funds ln earnest Most boys frantxc characters seen studylng lmes nn the hbrary for the play? THURSDAY MARCH 6 Dress Rehearsal mght Borlers made so much nolse rn Chapel that they scared off the Skyscrap ers and won the Intramural League Play offs 33 28 Desprte the 1ns1d1ous propa ganda of the makers the crowd was 1n favor of-guess who? FRIDAY MARCH 7 The luckler elements got out earher to head for the Bellevue to get to work Play and Dance went off ln great fashxon but the dance ended too early for most of us The flash bulb fiends were notably absent Too busy boys? We understand Lew Mudge took a room for the nlght Some uppercrust SATURDAY MARCH 8 Y1eld1ng to the after effects of the dance enough of the swxmmers faxled to come through to rele gate Haverford to thxrd place ln the Na txonals Grant Mason and Hattersley felt healthy enough to break the medley rec TUESDAY MARCH ll Raymond Wattles started the parade of vacatron prevxewers today and prachcally made those who heard h1m want to take to the woods after seemg h1s movres on France and Mexrco WEDNESDAY MARCH 12 The bramrer elements of the Senlor Class fso namedl today became members of the Cum Laude Assoclatlon Whlte Ewxng Turner Long Mudge Scott got keys Certxfrcates were held ll mmutes and then were grven back for safe keepmg untxl gradua hon l I I O I I . I I ' . ' -' . . . ord with a startling l:23.8. Ice Cream A Nutrltlnus Fund fy W! is f' W B I WL ifala f 0 Oul' ell Tor Over a Century ewelers and Statroners TO MANY OF THE LEADINF CO1 LEGES AND SCHOOLS IN THE EAST Llass rmgs puns and em blems prxzes and trophies for scholastic awards and for athletuc competmons Quahty and Scrum at Reagonnblr Prues I E LALDWELL 8 IU PHILADELPHIA 1 PENNSYIVANIA 1702 ata I PROTECT WHAT YOU HAV i INSURANCF COMPANY OF IUIITH MIIIIIIIHI CONIPAINIFS Phzlndrlj hm lnmmnrr Fm Iv ff Mull: A mlm fo rdfd 1792 efrifsi ,dvd c and rrrnzur I s mnrr1num1,vu1 Ile m ulrv heads lhe group of Norlh luulmu A udr I Fzdflug and Snug ms: ra :rc though 'lgrnlx mqnmr new c.-ww A F I-IAAS C L U Manager THE M TUAL LIFE I 5. EU UF 1516 Locust Street PHILADELPHIA N ull nf , f f ,Q . . . . ' 0' 1 . . I I . Cllilh I , unescnn ' . I 4 A . A' . . . h V I . .N I , r I . -. I I ' , ' 1 A . ' , nfmu , ' n , ru A, fl' 1 Y Q u ' I a l'4 'nu' rl: ' 1 ll I, ' .' 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'S S t Y WT VNC . ri 5 U oat' i . 0 O S i. r 1 r . i V4 C , , - ic ' n THURSDAY MARCH 13 Fenny Iohnson nosed out Dave Mahan rn the gym meet 455 439 1n one of the closest competltrons seen recently N1ce work boys What hap pened to Luke and Harry 1n the rope cl1mb'? FRIDAY MARCH 14 Lew Esler and Corky Allen 1n the S1gnet An Index re porter grves Lew cred1t for belng art1st Come on now' APRIL 7 Haverford s K1mm1ch Buttr1ck and Newman went down to a crush1ng defeat before an Eplscopal bra1n trust on Campus Qulz The boys netted a radto phonograph and other n1ce pr1zes though MARCH 28 APRIL 8 Sprlng Vacat1on Mr Severrnghaus chased alhgators 1n the Carolrnas whlle the rest ot us loafed Some went to look over lhopefullyl col leges Those who were 1n bed on more than one nxght at an early hour mcluded Leo and other track men but few others 25 days t1ll Sen1or Exams amp tmenla o A FRIEND Wllllam E Pierce, IILU APRIL ll Bartram knocked the Haver ford Trackmen today as Anderson starred Wh1te broke another low hurdle record 124 Ilatl Kmgham men beat PC 6 l APRIL 12 Unhappy Sen1ors along w1th a good many others from several schools ates found the1r books dumped out of the1r desks and ly1ng all over the place APRIL 14 Hot Polem1cs debate post poned unt1l next week APRIL 26 Relay team of Parker Z1sette Leo and Wh1te at Penn Won Wllh a ter r1t1c 3 33 4X6 TUESDAY APRIL 29 Student Councll argues pros and cons of a new A A set up Scotty almost throws one part of h1s argument 1nto a cocked hat by los1ng a sheet of h1s speech Desplte Harry s boom 1ng homer Eplscopal took the ball team 1nto camp 4 3 Track team beat Roman by 54Vz 441fz Pete and Newt set records ot 53 sec and 23 9 sec on the quarter and 200 lows respectlvely I I - I - I . . 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