Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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I rcnch Club III Drlmatic Club IV V VI Glee Club IV V VI XX'orld Affairs Council VI Soccer IV Basketball VI 'I rack IV Bind IV V Golf IV EUGENE IVIIIYLE 57 Glenbrook Rd. Ardmore. Pa. Ever since his second grade year, Gene Meyle has been very busy in all the school activities and in so doing has acquired a multitude of friends. His friendly smile and compatible personality have been the principal causes of his success. This year Gene took a great interest in the different activities around school. He lends his voice to the baritone section of Mr. Law's glee team, plays in the school band and is one of the best actors the dramatic club has seen in previous years. He is probably one of the most versatile members of his class. Wlien not banging on the drums or throwing his voice around as a ventriloquist he is usually dovin at the skating rink practicing his program for the many championships and events in which he competes His ability to cut a neat figure on the ice with his blades is certainly an eviable one Gene has not yet decided which college he will enter but whichever one it may be will gain a very talented young man Dramatic Club V VI Outing Club IV V Auto Club IV V Glee Club V VI Halzgoluk contrib VI Index contrib V VI Soccer III IV Swimming III IV V H VI FRANK BARRIE MONTAGUE Hrrmlea 'lunbridge Rd Haverford Pa Birrie entered the Prep svc years ago Anvone vuho has come to know Barrie will remember him as a nice guy Accompanying his quiet friendliness is his generosity reliability a good sense of humor and 1 After thc completion of his curricular studies each day Barrie can be found either chatting with the fellas harmonizing in thc Glee Club or down at the sxsimming pool In the latter actuity Barrie has been a good competitor and has vxon a varsity H A part of one of Rudyard Kiplings lines is I go to concert party ball This line can espe cially be applied to Barrie Besides participating in the Glee Club con certs Barrie attends the concerts it the Academy of Music regularly H his been at practically all of the school dances and supports all other affairs connected xx ith Haverford Blrrie has applied to both Washington 8. Lee and Dartmouth Wfhich ever college Barrie finally decides to attend will be very lucky to get 1 boy like Birrie Montague 24 Golf mgr IV V H VI K 7 7 Y J 3 I .Q 9 V Al 1 9 K . -I i . V V V , . ' . 7 ' ' , 11 nv . V , V 4 4 an ur - V V , az 4, ' L' . , . V .1 a 4 4 I x y Y ' Y I y K willingness to work. These qualities have won for him many friends. A 4 e A 4 - I- I 5- ' X. A, - V , A -4 -. ' - ' , V' . . ' ' , ' I . . V V' ' , , . - 'V' ' - , , , . . . nl' . , X. ,. . :A .. , ,, q C li- . , , ,h-. - S. , I ' V: I ' VA ' Ly V I h A' . , - .V. ' A V V -' . . V' 1 ' A 1 V .

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INI BARRX McCARlER 509 Parkvrevr Drrsc W'ynneuood Pa If you re ever passrng., through the halls and happen to stop rn front of Mr Sensenrgs door you wrll probably see a tall dark harred l1d xx orkrnc over a test tube or formula 'Ihrs rumor scrcntrst rs Barry IVILCJFKCY who has been vsrth us for the last tu o years A transfer from Loxxcr Merron rn 50 Barry formed a qurck rmpressron of the Prep and thrnks the school has 1 good stholrstrc standrng., 1nd good rradrng system Studres have hrndered Barrys extra currrcular actrvrtres but he has hrd trme to play soccer and basketball Ind be a member of the now Perhaps hrs favorrte extra currrcular actrvrty rs the opposrte sex and the dances wrll brrng Barry and hrs steady out before the publrc eye Vlfrth the world before hrm after he recerves hrs drploma rn june Barry vrrll probably carry on vrrth the success that he has had here at Hrverford and the best of luck from all of us wrll go vrrth hrm Outrng Club VI Auto Club VI Honor Roll V Soccer VI Basketball V Band V CARL J MEISTER JR North Valley Rd Paolr Two years ago Upper Merron Hrigh School gave Carl Merster to the Prep Bunny as he rs known to hrs classmates rn hrs short stay at Haverford has become one of the more rllustrrous members of the class of 52 Hrs three ambrtrons are women wrne and horses whrch occupy most of hrs trme out of school Berng free from check up durrng the entrre year, he mrght be seen rn the afternoon rrdrng Hrs good nature and date have been at almost every socral gatherrng In the classroom hrs sprrrt prevents many a dull moment, especrally rn the physrcs lab Although one of the smallest members of the class, Lrttle Monster has one of the brggest hearts and wrll not be forgotten very qurckly after graduatron Bunny s college hopes he rn berng snowed rn at Dart mouth next year If he does as well there as he clrd at Haverford, he wrll be a great success rn college and rn lrfe to come 23 7 K -4 ' 1 ' v A 7, Y , . V . L . V Y G . . . I , V. - u ' 4. l .. ,, . ,P i ..' A .y 1 7 7 . r .U i - k 1 5 1 1 Y deceased band. . - ,' ' , ' '. Q . . . , . , . , .7 . . , . , D . . , .

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BRUCE BARRICK MONTGOMERX' 271 Forrest Rd. Merion, PH- If you see a tall. lean, pleasant fellow around school, you will know him to be Barry Montgomery. Barry's a quiet guy who gets along with other people. Within Haverford, Barry's activities extend widely. He is a member of both the Current Events Club and the Auto Club. In the field of sports. he is a strong member of the golf team. I-Ie hits somewhere in the low eighties, and some day he may rival Ben Hogan. Barry was also outstanding on some of the pound teams during his earlier years Outside his beloved Alma Mater Barry is a social success There are fevs dances and parties that he misses Barry has been a student at Haverford for seven years and now he plans to enter Franklin and Marshall College No matter where he goes he is sure to make many friends Haverford wishes the best of luck to a terrific guy Latin Club III Current Events Club VI Auto Club VI Glee Club IV VI Football VI Track IV VI Current Events Club VI Auto Club VI Basketballj V IV V Golf H V VI Game Committee IV JAMES E MORRIS 8 Hilldale Rd Villanova Pa For the past nine months the boys who eat their lunch in the Big Room Cafe have been fortunate enough to have the atmosphere of pumpernickel and salamr furnished with appropriate jazz supplied by it has made jim known to all the boys in the school but it is by no means his only activity In autumn weather one can find him on the football field while spring weather will fund hrm running his laps around the track His interests go strll further and the Glee Club and Auto Club have been fortunate to have him as a member jim had been with Haverford for Eve years when he decided to try a year at Radnor but he found hrs way back to graduate with all his old friends When next fall rolls around like all other freshmen jim will start his run on college life and his 57 fortune foresees that in twenty years the world will still End him Hddling with the keys-either to his cash hlled safe deposit box or on the stage at Carnegie Hall But wherever he goes hes bound to strike the note which will make him a success 25 , . , . . , , , . , . , jim Morris. Dazzling the ivories might be considered his trademark for , , . , , Y . Y. - '