Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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EDGAR SLOAN KENNEDY, IR. Ted 1 424 Chestnut Lane, Wayne, Pa. Entered 1944 Ted's iirst encounter with The Haverford School was slightly difierent from that of most boys. He entered the school in Iuly, 1943, during the Summer Session. No, Ted is not really backward, but entering the school then was a necessary procedure for one, who, coming from another school, had not had algebra. The rest oi the class had already delved deep into that fearsome and terrifying subject. The Current Events Club and the Polemics Society have heard many rousing speeches delivered by Ted which concerned nothing much at all, but were very amusing. Ted's new Ford and the Glee Club have been his pet activities. The autobug has bit Ted, he spends much of his time with cars ot all types. Ted has worked hard here and seems destined to do well in college. . EV Q Glee Club V, VI S4 ,4-rf fs' ,6 Current Events Club V1 , 6 A7 A M Science Club V I Polemics Society V - ' S ' h CI b IV 'Ya' L 'fu' 'fm 5, znlfczfsv U Q ,dm Lffmav ffwv-4'f 7 Football V1 ,de-npf,,!.,,fvf A+-faabffffcf M66 f-of,4-f-f-f5- vide -'77 ' 'WW 2 Z'-ff Current Events Club Vl In science Club v, VI EOL 92.4. f - Glee Club VI 'LT' l J.. uf f Foreign Policy Ass'n. VI -A ' Golf v, V1 V Mifu- Soccer V . I. 5,1 ' if.s'. - - A ' ' RICHARD smms KILCUP 'fffp Off' f'! '- tp fc1,'f 1109 Beech Road, Rosemont, Pa. A my 5471 . Entered 1935 Ever since he enteredthe First Grade twelve years ago, Dick has had his nose in every happening ol the class of 1948. Among his many and valued interests there have been such things as skipping check-up and trying to see how high a grade it is possible to get in Senior Math and Physics. The height of his social standing was brought forth when he be- came the accompanist tor the Glee Club. Aside from playing the wrong run at the wrong time at cr concert, he has helped out immeasurably. His duets with Eep Thomson on the organ alter school have shattered many an eardrum in the downstairs hall. Upon graduation, Dick hopes to go to M.I.T. for a course in engineer- ing. 23 i

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Crew VI IOHN WILLIAM HOOVER BiIl' Milesburg, Pa. Entered 1947 Bill Hoover spent the past year in the Oaks, but that isn't the reason the dormitory will not be open next season. Much because of his doings, however, Mr. Covert never had a dull moment all year. Bill comes from Milesburg, Pa. There really is such a place-we found it on a map. In the spring, Bill was one of the hard working members of the crew. Every afternoon he worked out on the Schuylkill, a conglomeration known as a river. Bill is interested in aviation. He has been flying for several years and has many hours oi soloing to his credit. Because ot his flying, he has seen many parts of the country. Bill says that he might go into commercial aviation. With the head start he has, he should be very successful. Dfw AA M W , f2gfMfeMfMi,L. Kmwbfhf' IOI-IN SANDERS KENDALL 333 Valley Rd., Merion, Pa. Entered 1947 lack is one of the new additions which the Class of '48 received this year. He was immediately accepted as one of the boys and his good humor has helped make him a well-liked member of his class. In athletics, he was a lack-of-all-trades, as he was on the soccer, wrestling, gym, and track teams. However, his extra-curricular activities have centered in the vicinity oi Bryn Mawr for the last few months ot this year. Iack's plans for the future include going to college in preparation for a career in mining engineering. Soccer H V1 Wrestling VI Track V1 M Gym Team H V1 ulacku 22 .qw J

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Dramatic Club Vl IOHN BENTON KNOX, IR. Knoxie Exeter Rd. and Taylor Lane, Haverford, Pa. Entered 1940 Little did anyone suspect upon the birth of a baby in New York State that ten years later he would be entering the Haverford School. Since Fox's arrival in the Fifth Grade, he has been an up and coming young man oi the class of 1948. Although Iohnny never mentions his women and the Dramatic Club, both have been outstanding in his life: his aversion to women and the revolutionist that he portrayed in the March Play have helped to give a better light on Iohn's way of living. As a debater, Knoxio has no equal, a tact which Mr. Cleaves knows only too well. From the sports viewpoint, Iohn has played on the football, basketball, and crew teams. Iohn plans to enter the retail business after he completes four years at college. Polemics Club Vl if A Foreign Policy Ass'n. Vl - W! Haligolulc Vl J 0' .cf Football v, H Vl ,JI Basketball Vl ,al Z' 0 Crew V by' Truck IV, v, VI J, -5 ' 'M ramatic Club V, Vl eve' W . X Glee Club v, Vl y M I Polemics Society V ' Spanish Club lll, lV, V Cheer Leader VI dvy Game Committee Vl if if I Dance Committee Vl ' P' f 5555. still-all 0, 9 0 D V Form Public Speaking DONALD IAIN LAMONT f Don Foreign Policy Ass'n. VI Glenmary Lane, St, Davids, Pa. Entered 1944 Come, let me clutch theel These are the words of Don Lamont on the subject oi a diploma. In reality, Don has earned his sheepskin very admirably ever since his arrival at Haverford in the Third Form, and he has maintained an honor roll standing since that time. He was on the championship soccer team in 1946 and did much to bring about its ulti- mate and well-deserved title. He has been an Index columnist, a member of the Dramatic Club stage crew, on the Dance Committee, a Cheer Leader, and a finalist in the Filth Form Public Speaking Contest. Despite his impressive accomplishments, Don has always been a modest person. When he calls his diploma a seemingly impossible goal, his friends know that for Don it has been far from impossible. He has always shown good sportsmanship, both in school and in activities outside of school, and a willingness to work hard. These valuable traits will continue to make Don successful long after he leaves Haverford. 24 Signet Society Vl Soccer H V, Vl Track V, VI ll V