Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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Glee Club V1 Three-Pours VI Student Council Vl Signet Society Vl Soccer H V, Capt. Vl Squash V1 Track Vl BENIAMIN GIBBS HEILMAN Ben 126 Edgewood Rd., Ardmore, Pa. Entered 1936 One happy morning the troubled world heard the wail ot Benjamin Gibbs 1-leilman: Alter six happy years, our young man of the world en- tered Haverford, where he has been ever since. In his twelve years at Haverford, Ben has done many things to enrich the hearts ot his class- mates. His iunny faces, his elevation to soccer captain, and his joining the Signet Society are peaks in his achievements. Ben began his soccer- playing career in the Third Form and continued until he was able to head the team. Aside from things such as squash and track, Ben sings a hot second bass in the Glee Club and Three-Pours. The latter part of his Senior year has been concerned with his brand new car which can be seen running back and forth to Chestnut Hill. Ben is known at Haverford as the one person who is able, by his talk and expressions, to make anyone smile. We feel that Ben will continue to make new friends throughout his lite. Swings ,,,Q,Q,, ,ao-mmf:-.LeQr.,49iifllJ'-ff'fb 0-Lxdr 5 094 1' if of-A O1,Lh, ' , ,ULGQAAQ . M. M fm-Qdssefwili we is is ,rp .6 :t ' f Iubcab vz-f'--x Qdnnlxx IOHN THRALLS HENRY K Black 114 Bloomingdale Ave., Wayne, Pa. .f Entered 1942 As the sound of the airplane grew nearer, a large touring car also ap- peared. ln reality, the sound ot the plane was the car which belonged to lack Henry. Iack's tavorite pastime is studying car motors, Aside from this, he has found time to be elected into the Dramatic Club tor his work back stage, to sing tenor in the Glee Club lor two years, and to become a member of Haverford's debating club, the Polemics Club. Although Iack's sports activities have been limited, he can always be found at each and every game shouting for his dear old Alma Mater. lack plans to go to Brown University. Wherever he goes, We know that he will make a place in life lor himself. r Polemics Club Vl 5.9. . 1 2 f . p if J dmiycwumggtwm ,m.i-.1..D.Q..H.ji aLi-, v 1 K umm t

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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

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EDWARD NORMAN HIBBERD, IR. Ted 14 deForest Rd., Lansdowne, Pa. Entered 1943 In September, 1943, Italy surrendered unconditionally, and Haverford School almost did too. For it was in that fatefal month that a super-charged young gentleman from Lansdowne, named Edward N. Hibberd, Ir., ar- rived for what were to be live dramatic years of learning, not only for Ted, but also for his teachers. Now that these years have drawn to a close, it seems that he did no permanent damage to the school and that in reality he has been a fine sport and an unforgettable member of his class. Ted has played on every football team from the l05's on up, and each spring he has gone out for baseball. He declares that what he enjoyed most about his Haverford athletic career was listening to Doc point out the similarity between football and the game of life. Ted hasn't played tag in the locker room for some time now, but he still knows how to have fun and share it. Because of his fun-loving nature and his more serious qualities, he has become very close to his classmates. Dramatic Club VI Glee Club Vl French Club IV, V Index V, Feature Ed. VI Haligolulc Vl Dramatic Club V, Vl Latin Club ll, III, IV. Vice-Pres. V French Club IV Science Club V, VI Student Federalists V, VI Service Club V, Sec. VI Current Events Club VI Buck Hill Delegate VI Football H V1 Baseball Vl IOSEPH BENNETT HILL, IR. Ben 402 Wynmere Rd., Wynnewood, Pa, Entered 1942 The fact that Ben remained calm and collected during his first years at school helped immeasurably his ability to act as the King in the March Play this year. In fact, he had much to do with making the play one of the biggest successes in the long history of the Dramatic Club. The announce- ments that Joe made in chapel for the Service Club this year brought much money and aid from the students. He was instrumental in founding the Student Federalists, an organization which was established last year. If Ben is as successful at college in his liberal arts course as he was at Haverford, he will be successful in life. 21