Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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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

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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

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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 ' . I . . 1- 11 - 1 1 1 I - , . - - 1 3- I . l 1 . - 1 . 0 . O 1 I 1 - 1 ' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 . . . ' 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 . . n - 11 - - - I .