Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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Football V, Vl Baseball V, Vl THOMAS LENFORD HALTON Tom Mt. Pleasant Rd., Villanova, Pa. Entered 1944 There has always been a question as to the cause of the depression of 1930, and 'I'om's friends wonder if it was because he was born on Ianuary 18th of that year. As far as the Phillies are concerned, Tom and his cohort Twiggs Maaz are able to settle any question concerning their pennant chances. Although these debates continue daily, Tom has found time to play on the foot- ball and baseball squads in his Fifth and Sixth Form years. In the winter Tom was playing basketball for the Gunners in the intra-mural league. Although Tom's abilities as a Don Iuan have never been established, he can always be seen at the social functions of the school. We are sure that when he goes to college he will have a sure future ahead of him in the business world. STEWART BOURN HARKNESS, IR. Stu 4006 Taylor Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Entered 1947 Smilin' Stu Harkness has been at Haverford for only one year, but what a year! Stu is an outstanding athlete, and he gained an early fame here with his brilliant football playing. With the coming of winter, he turned his athletic prowess to basketball. For his expert playing in both of these sports, he was awarded positions on the All-Interacademic foot- ball and basketball teams and was given considerable publicity in the Philadelphia newspapers. Upon arriving at Haverford, this ever-smiling gent found that he had two friends from Upper Darby High School in his class, but his friends increased in a very short time. Although Stu has no specific plans for his post-Haverford life, he in- tends to go to college next year. He showed everyone by the way he fitted himself into school life here this year that he is going to make a go of things wherever he is. 18 Football H VI Basketball Capt. V1 Baseball Vl

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,,-.F--v-ew IAMES EDWIN GROSSMAN lim 124 College Ave., Annville, Pa. Entered 1947 For the past several months the address of one Iames Grossman has been The Oaks. He has been located even more specifically in what he calls luxurious suite No. 9. Although he is always very soft spoken, lim proceeded to lose his voice completely for a short while this year. When it came back, it wasn't quite the same for some time. Anything around school during the first days of f' March that sounded like a frog was easily recognized as lim speaking. This winter Iim learned to ice skate. According to reports he wore out three pairs of pants before learning to keep his balance. There is safety in numbers was Iim Grossman's motto this year, as he sent applications to at least fifteen colleges. The colleges that don't get him will be sorry. He has what it takes! Spanish Club VI Fall Tennis VI Skating VI .xx . Alrcflf' fl' ,. 4. 2,6 ' ' g gd' J l Lys . fb yy ,f I ' 'f 'A - I ' 1 , 1,7 I Ft- -. Dramatic Club VI f ff QYJJJ! 5:77 jd!! Polemics Club IV, Treas. V, , ,,,.- , Pres. VI ' ,af ff . 1 e , 1 Ha11go1u1f 1v, v, za. VI iff' 4.51 . , fs Index 111, 1v. cn. Mgr. v, Man. . 1' Ed. VI -f 1 f , , ,,. Honor Roll ' ,,f7 3 70 1 Cum Laude VI Q 'I . ' f.fi'fgf,,f'Qf'eQ2' W 1oHN EDWARD 1-1AAs -Q0 lack Bffseball W 325 Hanover St., Gettysburg, Pa. 1 1 ,df 4 -1' Entered 1942 'i Iohn Haas, The Gettysburg Kid, is a right smart fellow, Ask anyone who knows. In addition to his scholastic ability, he is quite an athlete. The fact is that he prefers athletics to studies. What a strange frame of mind! He complains bitterly that most of the teachers don't agree with him on this matter. Penn Charter prepared lack for his Haverford School career, which began in the First Form. During all his years here, he has been housed in the Oaks. He says that things happen there that couldn't happen anywhere else! This remark is delivered in an innocent tone as though he were completely unaware of his part in these things Taking into account lack Haas' line grades in all of his subjects, his accomplishments in extra-curricular activities, especially the Dramatic Club, the editor-in-chief post on the Haligoluk, and his athletic accom- plishmentsfone can easily see that he will be a success in whatever he undertakes in the future. Ile has done a lot for this class and for Haverford, wr- 17

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I '. V, -.,, 1,-Y-e,,,-new ---. Tn V ... Y- GORDON BELL HATTERSLEY, IR. 1051 lndian Creek Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. Entered l946 lf you ask Rule why he came to Haverford, has a swimming pool. Although Gordie only has compiled an enviable record. The Glee Club ft ad 'lf have received his concentrated attention, as did e Student Council. Rule has broken the school record in the so times that he has lost county the tact is that In his Iunior year, the medley relay team Hattersley also broke some records. When Gordie goes to college this fall, we are sure that he will help m 1:06.3. Mason, and out the swimming team and do well in his school work. Glee Club IV, V, V1 Polemics Society VI Football V, H Vl Wrestling Vl Baseball V N Dramatic Club V, VI Glee Club V1 Three-Fours VI Current Events Club V Student Federalists V, VI Student Council VI Swimming H.V, V1 Track VI Signet Society VI WILLIAM BAILY HEBERTON Bill Haverford Gables, Haverford, Pa. Entered 1942 Bill decided to take after his brother, who graduated from Haverford. His happy-go-lucky smiling face has been seen around school since 1942. His main interests around here have been sports. He played on the foot- ball team last fall and won his letter. The Gunners lost a good basket- ball player when Bill was taken ill with appendicitis and was out ot the playoffs. During the spring afternoons ol the last several years Bill's voice could be heard shouting from behind the plate on the baseball diamond to give me a good curve this time and then go home. His lack of woman troubles and cheery disposition have made him one of the best-liked fellows at school, and we know that he will continue to win triends throughout his entire lifetime. 19