Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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IN RECOGNITION When Mr Byerly came to Haverford nn T947 to teach mathematucs he also took on the responslbllutles of faculty advisor to The Haltgoluk a posttton he has served with great capability and understanding The success of the yearbooks durnng the past eleven years IS largely due to his efforts Mr Byerly unselflshly gives up much of has ttme to work on The Hallgoluk making suggesttons handltng the funances and an swernng the countless number of questlons and prob lems whuch aruse each year Mr Byerly IS invaluable to The Hallgoluk In many ways Hts marvelous gift of tact has proved to be of great assistance In malntalnung good relations wtth all the people wtth whom The Halrgoluk must come ID contact l-le IS also a shrewd busnnessman and an excellent amateur photographer Two of has many fine pnctures wh-ch appear un thus book are on the Sports and Acttvutues dtvlders And yet In splte of hrs untlrmg devotlon to The Hallgoluk lrttle has been satd nn recognutnon of Mr Byerlys ftne work We the Haltgoluk staff of T958 know that wnthout htm we would fund It much more rn:-.,,,,x MR BYERLY dtfftcult to put out a yearbook ln thls humble way we would luke to express our deep apprecnatlon to Mr Byerly for hrs nnvaluable assistance as yearbook advisor durtng thus and the prevlous ten years Edrtor rn Chref ACTIVITIES Edrtor Features Editor Photographers Photography Manager Seniors Editor Sports Editors Jumor Sports Edrtor Albert V Sloan Wllllam Ntckle Samuel Carter Phtltp Hepburn Frederlck Roever Charles Classen Harvey Bartle William Hyland Batrd Morgan Blame Kruckl Saturday mormng Progress' ll

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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

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Standing Mr. Powell Mr. Briner Mr. Byerly Mr. Rugg Mr. DuTilI Mr. Kingham Sflfirlgr Mr. Goltshall Mr. Richardson Mr. Sensenig Mr. Black Mr. Severinghaus SENIOR SCHOOL FACULTY Standing: Dr. Newhall Mr. Covert Mr Blackburn Mi. Haviland Mr. Agade Mr. Jelliffe Sifflng: Mr. Allen Mr. Brownlow Mr. Lowensfein Mr. Kerr