Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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APPRECIATION cEclLE B JARVIS Mrs Jarvls began her long assoclatron wnth Haverford In 1927 when she began teachlng French an the Junlor School Several years later she moved to the Senior School where she has efflclently served as head secretary for many years Anyone who has watched Mrs Jarvis working In her office soon realizes that It would be dxf flcult for the school to functlon wlthout her help She knows nearly every detail about Haverford hum up at 2 30 to the date of the next meetlng of the Board of Dlrectors Everyone ID school has at some time come In contact wvth Mrs Jarvis She as always frnendly and walling to help a boy wlth a problem In thus appreclatnon we would like to express our deep gratitude to Mrs Jarvls for her years of loyal service to Haverford -from the fact that Johnny's mother will pick

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Dr Newhall Head of the LatIn Department came to Haverford In the fall of 1921 and has SIDCS devoted a lIfe of servIce to the school by teachIng to more than two generatIons of Haver fordIans Dr Newhall IS a fIne Instructor and IS greatly admIred for hIs Bblllly to create a gen uIne Interest IH LatIn Far more Important to hIm however are hIs efforts to show boys how to be gentlemen A true gentleman hImself Dr New hall has Influenced every student he has taught through Dr Newhall s efforts to make hIs classes enloyable and UNIQUE HIs Wllly humor lIvens many a heavy translatIon We shall always re member from Second Form days hIs tenor VOICS leadIng us In Gaudeamus IgItur and Adeste FIdeles Dr and Mrs Newhall who lIve on Tenmore Road lust west of the campus have devoted theIr lIves to Haverford boys ThIs dedIcatIon l5 but a small trIbute to a great teacher and a frIend who has spent hIs lIfe In SGFVICS to others 2 DEDICATION SAMUEL H NEWHALI. Ph D I J I Latin has been popular at Haverford chiefly

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Standing: Hepburn, Morgan, Nickle, Hyland, C. Classen, H. Bartle, Carter, Roever, Mr. Byerly. Sitting: Sloan, Krickl. Please, everybody! Make this the largest, most in- teresting, most informative yearbook that has ever been produced! This was the order that we of the Haligoluk Staff of 1958 had to fulfill. When we discovered the enormous task of making a second-grader's interest and enthusi- asm equivalent to a senior's expectation of a yearbook to treasure throughout life, we were appalled by the immensity of our undertaking, Nevertheless, the staff has risen to this challenge with a vigor and an enthusi- asm that has seldom been seen in our school's history. Although publishing a yearbook lacks the flamboy- ance of the Big Red marching down the football field to paydirt, or the dramatic impact of a scene in a play which brings the house down, it requires fully as much effort and ingenuity. What originality and flair this book attained cannot be credited to any circumstance or person, for it emerged as a composite of the gigantic effort of the entire staff, guided-and goaded-by the tireless edi- tor-in-chief Van Sloan. Many a sacrificial hour has passed in changing the position of a picture on a page, in polishing a phrase, in taking and printing pic- tures, and in assembling the verbal and pictorial ideas 4 with as much originality as convention would allow. The evidence of our labors may be found on this and every page of the book, and only you can measure our success. We of the Haligoluk of 1958 feel that we have put our missile into orbit. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SLOAN