Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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If A . l l DEDICATION Mr Hudson Covert has shared has expenence with students at Haverford from our fathers time to our own Jomlng the faculty In 1928 as a teacher of French he coached many successful tennns teams and served as the head of the boardung department untll Its dlscontlnuance In 1948 More recently as faculty advlsor he has guided the Dance Committee rn :ts complex task of provldmg soclal recreatlon for the student body In has French classes Mr Covert hammers home the fundamentals of grammar and the conlugatuon of verbs a fnrm groundlng whnch students who contmue the study of French at Haverford and at college are most grateful for For hrs fnrst year students he conducts a Junnor French Club In hrs contnnumg effort to make the study of French meanmgful to all This IS how we have known Mr Covert genial and lust to has puplls always wullmg to gave help when It us needed yet exactmg of us the best that us an us Wlth great pleasure and respect we dedicate thus Halrgoluk to htm . 1 - . . . ' I I ' I I . , - I I I . ' I I I . - APPRECIATION All boys who have passed through Haverford know how efflcuently Mr Phllup L Repetto has gunded the schools finances for the last thirty mne years Club officers working with hum have marvelled at hrs keen business lnslght and revelled at has delightful sense of humor Putting has talents to use an extra-currncular actlvl tres he has actively partlclpated nn the Dramatlc Club servmg annually as :ts ex cellent treasurer The Class of 59 speaking for all of Haverford takes great pleasure ln honormg Mr Repetto an outstandlng treasurer and a real asset to The Haverford School Although seen by few has Influence has been felt by all l l . , . . . I 1 ' , . . . r r . , ' , . The Oaks before 1906 Looking towards the football field from the Oaks, 1936 Wilson Hall after the addition of the sci ence wings, 1950 1. -A.-CK The fire of 1906 and the reconstruction 'Ag r us- , - I ,au ,ELI ffgsjtg' :ir , 'ggi Haverford College Grammar School first opened its doors in 1884 when an interested group of citizens, in conjunction with Haverford College, secured a building for a schoolhouse on the College's campus. Charles S. Crosman served as the first headmaster and it was un- der his direction in 1903, that the school moved to its present location, a move necessitated by overcrowded conditions. The new campus featured a gymnasium with a bas- ketball cage, locker rooms, and a swimming pool fthe first in any Philadelphia schoolj. In 1906 fire destroyed the Oaks, but this was rebuilt and that building re- Wilson Hall, 1936 Crosman Hall today mained until 1955. During the period from 1928 to 1930, two significant advancements were made. First the old Junior School was purchased, second, donations by Joseph B. Ryan made possible the present gym- nasium. From that time until 1950, when the new wings were built, the school remained virtually unchanged. In 1955 the Oaks was stripped down and remodeled making the modern Crosman Hall. Another advance- ment was marked this year with the completion ot the .Junior School, an advancement which brings to a close Haverford's modernization program. The Oaks from 1907 If Have-rford's original gym Two views of the present gymnasium Ryan Memorial Gymnas- ium from the rear HEADMASTER S MESSAGE For suxteen years I have been wrutung luttle messages for thus space They have usually set forth and developed a sungle udea hopefully of some value to the reader So many worthwhule topucs have been pulung up through the years how ever that I have become umpatuent wuth the practuce of deluverung each one un a neat luttle essay of uts own Thus year I toss several of these your way un questuon form Not all of them wull concern each one of you but one or more should struke home I know they do wuth me Why dont I say thank you more often and un more ways to deservung persons? Why do I spend SIO on purely recreatuonal pleasure and guve only 5Oc to the Communuty Fund? Why dont I keep my shoes polushed my haur combed and my person neat? Why do I so often postpone the doung of the necessary when experuence has shown that thus creates unhappy sutuatuons'P Why do I lack the courage un the face of socual pressures to stand by a con vuctuon'P Why do I resort to vulgaruty and profanuty'? Is thus the only way I can get people to pay attentuon'P In short why dont I extend thus lust some rauny Saturday nught and maul ut to the Headmaster? Thus mught take care of the messages for a good many years to come Or lust hand them to hum when I return as an alumnus for lunch un the cafeterua'P I know I am always welcome You could not be more rught Haverford us your School and I say thank you to the Senuor Class for all the good that you have guven to your Alma Mater ff! I Why do I cause problems for other people through my own negligence? I 1 D V 'L' i Q 'fl WALTER ACUFF III 318 Aubrey Rd Wynnewood Pa MI 2 7238 JOHN FAISON ALLEN 213 Poplar Ave Wayne, Pa MU 8 3187 Robert B Maxwell lll Club Football Award VI Harvard Club of Phlladelphla Award V Franklln and Marshall Alumni Award V All Inter Ac Football Honorable Mention VI Halrgoluk Contributor V Sensors Edntor VI Index Contrnb III IV Co Editor In Chief V VI Athletic Assoclatuon Ill IV Secy Treas VI etball l'1 IV H Temple Math Contest V Foo ball H V VI T ck H V Servlce Club IV VI Cheerleader IV Polernlcs Club IV French Club Ill IV Honor Roll Ill VI Srgnet Soclety V VI Cum Laude V VI Satch The only way to get that In there as to lap lt' Gym III VI SO Cer Ill V H Glee Club III VI Orpheos V VI Servlce Club Ill Natural Science Club IV Sclence Club Ill Latm Club lll V Game Commlttee V Jeff The Qravrty ofthe situation . . , ' 1 . - , - I -. - I - Bask ,, t, Hvfw ' T 1, If - Baseball H V-VI ra It u I I , . C l I If rr VI Phlladelphua Scuence Talent Search VI Trac Mgr III IV H VVI Sclence Society III V Pres VI Photography Club IV Vuce Pres VI German Club V Somethung s rotten In the state of Pennsylvanua' WILLIAM PERCY ARNOLD III 229 Shawnee Road Ardmore Pa MI 2 6632 After the hunt Football IV VI Polemlcs Club Vl Honor Roll Ill V Sp msh Club VI Wrestllng V Awk CHARLES CROOKE AUCHINCLOSS ll Malvern RD I Pa WE 3 2575 k I l am l ,. 6. l l ARTHUR DAVIDSON BAKER III 1005 Cedar Grove Rd Wynnewood, Pa MI 2 5517 ROBERT ALAN BERNSTEIN Fairview Arms Apt Philadelphia 31 Pa TR 8 0690 Fifth Form Prize Speaking Contest, 2nd Place National Merit Scholarship Finalist Dramatic Club V-VI, Secy VI Glee Club V-Vl Orpheos V-Vl German Club V-VI Index Contrib. V-Vl Assistant to the Editor Haligoluk VI Cr w V H VI Honor Roll V-Vl Polemics Club Debate VI Soccer V Gym V ' Winner Time World Affairs Contest V The Forum V Intramural Basketball VI Verbose Smile when you say that pardner' Temple Math Contest V Honor Roll III VI Photography Club IV Hoyle Club Ill Science Club Ill Track VI Gym Ill Boss Ort clog ut' e I II ll I l I I H - , . , , Wrestling IV-V, H VI ,- . . PM in , . Intramural Basketball VI Football V VI Wrestling Ill IV Go H IV VI Service Club III VI Polemncs Club III VI Dramatlc Club IV VI French Club Ill V Glee Club IV VI Honor Roll VI Ive been leeped' Crumbly Intramural Basketball VI Crew H VI Squash VI Natural Sclence Club VI Bob I made at with my Erector Set' JOHN STRONG BEVAN Idlewild Rd Gladwyne Pa Ml 2 7509 ROBERT TALBERT CORMICK BLAKELY I3 Lafayette Rd Wayne, Pa MU 8 7281 if 1, H - Yu , . I . H H Buck Hrll Falls Conference VI Index Contrnb Ill IV Glee Club IVV Treas and Lubrarran VI Outing Club lll IV Football IVV H VI Auto Club IV Gym III IV Service Club lll Wrestlmg VI Swrmrnlng V Latrn Club IVV Orpheos RUDOLPH HAMMA BLYTHE JR 538 Hllalre Rd St Davrds Pa MU 8 3872 Polemncs Club V Ammal Hb. Yoga your way I ll go mme LANCE JONATHON BOERNER 5ll Strathmore Rd. Havertown, Pa. HI 6-7536 Natural Science Club IV French Club III Basketball Ill-IV H V-VI Ba eball Ill-IV H V-VI Squash V Wedge Don't worry-he'lI bounce! Help' Its gettlng away' A Greaslan Statue Intramural Basketball VVI Soccer V H VI Baseball V VI Hockey Team VI Squash VI Honor Roll VI Glee Club VI Wrestlsng V Carbona O Index Contrlb III V Game Committee V Latm Club Ill V Vlce Pres VI Auto Club Ill IV Honor Roll Ill VI General Scuence Club Ill Polemrcs Club V Service Club Ill IV Hoyle Club IV ROBERT PHILIP BORDOGNA 204 E Eagle Rd Havertown Pa HI 6 2628 ROBERT LIVINGSTON BRINTON 223 Bloomnngdale Ave Wayne Pa MU 8 5865 , . owing Clubhlll-IV B b RICHARD COULTER BRITTAIN 214 Roberts Rd Bryn Mawr Pa LA 5 3576 Overbrook Polmcal Conference V Laim Club Ill Secy Treas V Pres IV Index Contrub Ill IV Assocuafe Managnng Ednor V Dramatic Club V VI Track Assistant Mgr V Football V Vl Honor Roll Ill Vl Gym III IV Sclence Club Ill Spanlsh Club V Vl Nonsey MICHAEL DUDLEY BULL 531 Sprung Mull Rd Villanova Pa LA 5 0348 Track VVl Wresillng IVV H VI Polernlcs Club V Vlce pres VI Fuf-ih Form Prnze Speakmg Contest Current Events Club lll IV Hoyle Club IV VI Lahn Club Ill V Mnke What dnd you call my gurl? , . I dropped it . . . - H .1 I , . All-Inter-Ac Football, 2nd. Team V All-Inter-Ac Football, Honorable Mention VI All-City Football, Honorable Mention V All-Main Line Football, Honorable Mention V Fifth-Form Prize Speaking Contest Finalist Intramural Basketball, V Football H V-VI Dramatic Club V-VI Glee Club V-VI Crew V, H Vl Basketball V Orpheos Vl Honor Roll V Larry LAWRENCE JAMES BYRNE 344 Meadow Lane Merton, Pa MO 4 3458 Where have you been all my life9 CLASS OFFICERS Pres Harvey Fletcher Teamwork Later Harvey Howe WATSON LEWIS CAMPBELL 302 Kextlnwood Rd Wynnewood Pa Ml 2 59l8 CHRISTOPHER HAINES CANTRELL 229 Devon Blvd Devon Pa MU 8 2623 Game Committee VI G H VVI Soccer V In VI Tennrs IV Swlmmrng VI Service Club V VI Hoyle Club V Glee Club VVI French Club V Honor Roll VI Buzz Buzz Bombs Intramural Baske1baII VI ccer Ill h H Squash IV VI Track IV Vl Ouhng Club III IV Auto Club IV Service Club V VI Gym Ill Deadbeat Second sfory man OH ,, H I - 1, H I , . All-Inter-Ac Soccer Team, Honorable Menfion, Vl so I ,, I, V, U 1, VI , . Halrgoluk Features Ednor V, Editor-in-Chief VI estling h III, H IV-VI Dance Commrftee IV-V, Co-chairman VI Glee Club IV-V, Vice-Pres. VI Orpheos V, Vice-Pres. VI Honor Roll III-Vl Football V, H VI Track H V-VI Dramahc Club IV-V, Business Mgr. VI French Club III Index Business Mgr. V Hockey VI Sambo Honor Roll III VI Dramahc Club VI Photography Club IV French Club Ill Lahn Club VI PETER OGDEN CROUSE R D 2 West Chester Pa Class Pres Ill Class Secy IV Intramural Basketball IV VI Ring Committee IV Cheerleader V Head Cheerleader VI Honor Roll VI Current Events Club IV V Pres VI German Club Vice Pres V Index Contnb V VI Servlce Club III V Trees VI Student Councnl III IV Auto Club Ill IV Outtng Club Ill Scmence Club Ill Hoyle Club IV Krupps Keep shovellng stEPHEN NORTHRUP DUNNING I2 shady Hull Rd Moylan Pa LO 6 I938 Clvlc Forum League Commlttee Chatrman VI Hahgoluk Co Actnvmes Edttor VI Dramattc Club V Pres VI Polemlcs Club V Glee Club V VI Honor Roll VVI Golf V VI Steve To be or not to be IS a ndlculous questton C 3. FO 3-7777 ' ' ' I Temple Math Contest V Golf IV VI Game Commuttee VI Squash IV VI Hoyle Club IV VI Glee Club IVV Orpheos V Apollos IV Outmg Club III Auto Club III IV m Pass the ketchup! John Glee Club V Llbrarlan VI Squash Asst Mgr V Co Mgr VI Servnce Club V VI Spanish Club V Golf VI Honor Roll IV Wally JOHN HENRY FAUNCE III I 145 Red Rose Rd Villanova Pa LA 5 8909 WALTER EELLS FITLER 378 Penn Rd. Wynnewood, Pa. Ml 2-3636 DAVID ALBERT FLETCHER 427 Kung of Prussra Rd Radnor Pa MU 8 2549 Blue Cross All Scholastic Football Team Honorable Mentuon VI Co Charrman Intramural Basketball VI Athletuc Assoclatlon V Pres VI All Inter Ac Basketball Team IV VI All Inter Ac Baseball Team V VI All Inter Ac Football First Team Basketball H IV VI Capt VI Student Councnl V Vnce Chanrman VI Index Contrlb IVV Football H VVI Baseball H IV VI Class Pres V Class Secy VI Honor Roll V VI French Club III Tr C V H VI Floater Home James' MITCHELL CHANCE GIBBONS NEFF Dorset Rd Devon, Pa MU 8 0625 Football H V VI Track V Servuce Club IV V Cheerleader IV Wrestllng III VI H Student Council III Glee Club V Mitch The Art of Navugatlon ,I ' - ' , , - .. - - . VI H 1, i , . . i . - . Haligoluk Contrib. VI I ll ll l. H I, - a k ll ll , , . , . 1, 1, - . D I H HW Glee Club V, Pres, VI Orpheos V, Pres. VI Intramural BasketbalI,VI Game Committee VI Wrestling V, VI Dance Committee VI Soccer H VI Honor Roll VI Baseball V-VI Hockey Der Fuhrer Beady Eyes Blue Cross All Scholastic Football Team Honorable Mention VI Most Valuable Player Award Football VI Thomas Eggleston Trophy VI All Inter Ac Football 2nd Team VI Thomas Allerton Newhall Award III Class Pres VI Vice pres IV Student Council Ill IV Chairman VI Athletic Association Vice pres VI Baseball H IV VI Captain VI Football H V VI Halrgoluk Co Sports Editor VI Index Contrlb IVV Ring Committee IV Honor Roll Ill VI Signet Society VVI Service Club V Polemics Club IV French Club Ill Glee Club V Top Drawer man Hockey VI Lizard ALLEN LYTEL GREENOUGH 222 Almur Lane Wynnewood, Pa Ml 2 2482 CHRISTOPHER MARSH HARVEY 669 Mill Rd Villanova, Pa LA 5 7829 VI 9 I I I Basketball H V-VI ' I' I I h . f' I, v Temple University Model Congress Officer Vl Index Contributor V Glee Club V'Vl Orpheos VVVI Latin Club lll-IV French Club Ill Polemics Club IV Honor Roll lllAVl Booby MARTIN FELLOWS HATCH JR 465 Brookfield Rd Drexel Hill Pa CL 9 2828 Hoyle Club lll-lV, Vice-Pres. V, Pres. VI Hot cha cha a la Halch ah9 Ennui 59 Cheerleaders eball I1 IV H Football H VI Dance Commrttee VI Photography Club VI Hoyle Club III Outang Club IV German Club V Yuk Yuk Hot Llps GUSTAVE ERICH HEBERLEIN 62I Harrlton Rd Bryn Mawr Pa LA 5 0417 Brrrr It s cold nn there today coach' All Amerlcan Prep School Swlmmlng Team IV VI Swummmg H III VI Captam VI Gay Hoyle Club lu VI Game Commrttee VVI Dramatic Club V VI Servuce Club V VI Honor Roll III Latm Club VI Bas 11 11 I 11 11 11 11 , . - f 11 11 - ' 1 , . . , . 1 1 - IRVING GAYLORD HOPKINS II 3900 Henry Ave Philadelphia 29 Pa VI 3 9223 RALPH ELIOT HOWE 204 Cheswold Lane Haverford Pa MI 2 3205 EDWARD ALEXANDER HOWSON 198 S Sprmg Mull Rd Villanova Pa LA 5 2292 Alexander C Young Award Tenms IV VI Edward Muller Award Tenms V Scholashc Award for Hlghest Average V Temple Math Contest V Squash H Ill Vl Captain Vl Tennis H III VI Captain VVI Sfudenf Council Vl Class Treas VI Foo ball H Vl Cum Laude V VI Honor Roll lll VI Signet Society VI Hallgoluk C0nlI'Ib V Fussy Dug thai fly swatterl Bas etball h V H Vl Dance Commnte Cheerleader Vl Baseball V VI Glee Club V VI Orpheos VI eVl Gunner M5T Don'1 fall off that table' ' I I - I f H u - ' 1 - If n - . , . 1 H If I L 'N fu X . X NK 4 If 'z X 4 4 . 4 , 9 k ,gt I' I ' L f- if-1:5''E'ai'.:F '::.i.f-Zgbaiai . if .f:1' far: 3'f ':5x:5:Q'f::e 2 'e?f'1f-liffkfjsfi' I ' k U If H H 1 , . , All rnght Ill take lt from here Current Events Club V VI Game Commrttee VI Latm Club Ill IV Outing Club III Servlce Club V Honor Roll Ill VI Tennls III VI Track V VI Squash Ill IV Pancho Intramural Basketball VVI Temple Math Contest V Game Committee VI Soccer VVI Crew V H VI Glee Club V VI Honor Roll VVI Hockey VI Blasters So I m strong JAMES HENRY HUNT IV 418 Iven Ave Wayne Pa MU 8 3807 JOHN HARRIS HUSTON 530 Ballytore Rd Wynnewood Pa MI 2 6035 , . Basketball Mgr. V, H VI EDWARD BELL ISETT JR I I2 Orchard Way Rosemom' Pa LA 5 6273 Dance Commmee V Co chairman Vl Swlmmlng IV VI Game Committee Glee Club IV VI Orpheos V VI Honor Roll VVI Index Typist IV Hoyle Club IV French Club III He dances overhead RONALD LAWRENCE KAISERMAN 248 Brydon Rd Phuladelphna 31 Pa MI9 I782 Index Conirlb VI Glee Club VI Orpheos VI Dramailc Club VI Tennrs VI Football VI Gym VI Bopper Tennis, anyone9 ' VI Ed , . , . Haligoluk Contrib. V-VI Cheerleader VI Polemics Club V-VI Service Club V-VI Glee Club V-VI Dramatic Club V-VI Announcement Committee VI Baseball IV Wrestling IV French Club, Pres. III Honor Roll Ill-VI Rapid Friends Romans Preppers' ROBERT EMERSON KEITH JR ll2 Linwood Ave Ardmore Pa Ml 9 3617 snow good All Inter Ac Soccer Team Honorable Mention VI Temple Math Contest Honorable Mention V Track Qualification Medal V Track Ill IV H VVI Co-Captain VI Soccer III IV H VVI Science Society IV V Outing Club III IV Glee Club V Vl Hoyle Club III IV 0 ROBERT PHILIP KREITLER I3I6 Hillside Rd -..gf 'l Wynnewood Pa C' Ml 2 0480 K-+ 5r BLAINE SMITH KRICKL 5 Monument St Concord Mass Emerson 9 5232 JAMES EMIL LAIER 333 Wlster Rd Wynnewood, Pa MI 2 7429 Football Assnstant Mgr IV Mgr h V H VI Halrgoluk Jr Sports Edltor V Typlst VI Index Contnb III IV Managmg Edrtor VVI Basketball Mgr VI h V H VI Glee Club VVI Lubrarnan VI Cum Laude VVI French III V Latln Club Ill IV Hoyle Club V VI Honor Roll III VI Co Chalrman Intramural Basketball VI Scholastic Prnze Ill V Temple Math Contest V Class Vuce Pres III VVI Intramural Basketball VVI Student Councll V Secy VI Temple Math Contest V Honor Roll III V Baseball V VI Football H VVI Basketball h Vl German Club V Mezzy Uh huh uh huh I saw Jlmmy krssln' Santa Claus ' ll ll ll ll - , - f . , , I . , . H 1, 1, 1, - f , ' 1 , K-Bemg I ' I ' I ' I ' 1 a . I I I ' ' ' - , . ,. H H U I Ex Soccer Captarn s Award VI All Inter Ac Soccer 2nd Team VI All Inter Ac Soccer Honorable Mentuon V Hahgoluk Contnb V Co Sports Ed VI Soccer H IV VI Captam VI Intramural Basketball VI Game Commlttee VI Dance Commuttee VI Baseball IVV H VI Honor Roll IV VI Squash Co Mgr VI Glee Club V Hockey VI Temple Math Contest V Whale Contemplatmg the mfmlte I Sanders Haas Trophy V Buck Hull Falls Conference VVI Science Councll Talent Search VI Announcement Commuttee VI Hallgoluk Photography Mgr VI Baseball Mgr IV H VVI Game Committee V Head VI Latm Club Ill Secy Treas IV Pres VVI Polemlcs Club IV Glee Club IV VI Scrence Club III Hoyle Club III Dance Commuttee VI Cum Laude VI Dramatic Club VI Honor Roll III VI Duke Peace, my children. BRUCE CALDWELL LINDSAY 905 Black Rock Rd Glaclwyne, Pa MI 2 0282 BARRY BEDDALL MATLAVAGE lngleby R.D. 2 West Chester, Pa. FO 3-6277 JOSEPH BURLINGAME MISSIMER Lafayette Rd R D l Wayne Pa MU 8 2948 Glee Club IV-V Spanish Club Vl Outing Club lV Fall Crew VI Football V Baseball V Bucky They say l m ou? of ihls world Three Most Happy Fellas Draw All-American Prep School Swimming Team IV-VI Index Contrib., III-IV Sporis Ed. V-VI Swimming h III, H IV-VI Cheerleader IV-V Spanish Club IV Honor Roll III-VI I I Hoolngan All wet' i 1:6 gun Index Contrub III IV Co Edntor m Chnef V VI Hallgoluk Contrlb V Co Actlvmes Edltor VI Cheerleader V VI French Club Ill IV Squash VI Polemlcs Club IV Baseball V Glee Club V VI Soccer h VI Current Events Club Vnce Pres VI Temple French Contest IV Temple Math Contest V Natural Science Club IV Honor Roll III VI Swlmmmg IV V Service Club IV GEORGE GLOVER MULLIGAN 918 Weldon Lane Bryn Mawr, Pa LA 5 7680 .. -10- 1 -my 111- 1-1-uh Zooms ?1m ,. 'T-'-'11 ...- X '.:... ANTHONY BRUCE NEUMAN i Inver House Box 229 Wayne, Pa --.:..-f 2 MU 8 0895 Varrrrooooooooommm Z1 Io ' - X J -I :'lL f1f lX . 'X .... X XX U, I llx 5 ' I I HARRY ANDREW OVERHOLTZER JR 3 Braxton Rd Rosemont Pa LA 5 6416 Orphecs and Glee Club Accompanist V-VI Science Socieiy VI Hoyle Club V German Club VI Honor Roll V-VI Harry Tlme hangs so heavily Dance Committee VI Polemucs Club IVV Ouhng Club III IV Photography Club III Swummmg IV Glee Club V VI Wresilmg VI Hoyle Club III V Track V Gym III V MASON TYLER PELTZ 161 Rose Lane Haverford Pa MI 2 5264 Toby You II never make ni' Study ng Global Affairs L Caught n the act Game Committee VI Sw mm ng H VI Honor Roll VI Golf VI Buck Hull Falls Conference VI Sknp Temple Math Contest V Swlmm ng Service Club IV VI Cheerleader VI Glee Club IV Vl Hockey Gym V Crew ROGER BOWEN REYNOLDS JR 47 Wellington Rd Ardmore Pa Ml 2 4050 ROBERT DUNBAR SCOTT JR North Valley Rd Pao: Pa Paola 1772 i i ll ll Bo , . i . Wrestling VI ' i IV VI VI V, . ' I JAMES RAY SHOCH III 549 Avonwood Road Haverford Pa LA 5 2845 EDWIN CORNING SINKLER I I9 Cheswolcl Lane Haverford, Pa MI 2 6633 American Prep School Swlmmmg Team IV VI Wnlllam G Warden II Memorial Prize V All Inter Ac Football Honorable Mentuon V All Cnty Football Second Team VI All Mam Lune Football V VI Football H IV VI Capt VI wlmmlng h III H Dramatic Club IV V Stage Mgr VI Servuce Club III VI Secy Treas V Student Councnl V French Club Ill IV Sngnet Soclety VVI Class Secretary V Honor Roll -VI Jamne That s no salamu Photography Club III V Secy Treas Dramatnc Club V Prop Mgr VI Polemlcs Club V Pres VI Announcement Comm VI Latm Club V Secy VI Halrgoluk Contrub V Glee Club IV V Game Comm VI Ednson Socuety III Service Club V Vl Outlng Club IV General Faster than asplrm ' - A ' , VI Il ll A I , . S - - ,, ., I t, H IV-VI , . , . - , .- . VI , . , . , Intramural Basketball VI Basketball VI Service Club VI Hoyle Club V Latvn Club Ill IV Spanlsh Club V Outing Club IV Cheerleader VI Quick Wedge the Dramamlne' Smatty All Inter Ac Soccer Honorable Mentlon VI Mlcl1ael G Dowltng Award VI Soccer IVV H VI Index Contrlb IVV Hahgoluk Contrlb V Game Commutfee VI Servtce Club III VI Honor Roll III V Glee Club IV VI Outmg Club III French Club III Tuckles Hrs goal m Itfe BERNHARDT CAMILLE SMITH 26 Roselawn Ave Lansdowne Pa MA 3 9464 THOMAS CUSHING TEST 762 Laurel Lane Colonial Village Wayne Pa MU 8 7842 , . Golf IV, H V-VI, Captain VI GEORGE STILLWELL WEST 271 Grays Lane Haverford Pa Ml 2 4929 James O Brien Award V Temple Math Comes? V Squash H III VI Capta n nnrs H So cer III IV H VVI Game Commmee IV V French Club III Cum Laude V VI Hockey Vl Honor Roll Ill Vl asf That s not Ralph s head George' Index Cnrculahon Mgr IV VI Contrrb V THOMAS LEONARD WIDING Hunf Hull Farm Newtown Square Pa EL 6 4458 Buck Hull Falls Conference V VI Track Qualrfrcahon Medal V Cheerleader IV VI Servrce Club IV VI Vuce Pres VI ccer h V H Squash IV VI Tennis H V Vl Outing Club Ill IV Glee Club VVI Wrcldmg HAVRFORD , . n 11 h I i V Te ' Ill-VI C - If u - 1 I I E , . 1 I , . . , ' . ' so ff u n H VI - u u - Il ' ll , . Ship If CO D In1'erAc Wresillng Champion V Track H VVI Co Captam VI Wrestlmg H IVVI Capiaun VI w H I Cheerleader V VI Glee Club IVV Ouhng Club Ill Hoyle Club III JAMES STUART WILKES II 752 Church Rd MU 8 5031 Mavenck am I has name Soccer Mgr V H VI Basketball Mgr H VI Hoyle Club III VI Pres IVV Polemlcs Club IV Glee Club V VI Orpheos V VI Honor Roll VVI Frank FRANK CASSEDY WILKINSON 600 Shadeland Ave Drexel Hrll Pa CL 9 2096 - H ll - - I ' Il ll In ' Cre II Kit Wayne, Pa. - , . HAVERFORD'S STUDENTS NORWAY FROM AUSTRIA DENMARK Iniramural ' Swimming Tennis VI Track VI Glee Club I Stale DAL ppegard orway A Norwegian Peep-Show Ze plans to ze Atom Plle George Soccer H VI Swimming VI Glee Club VI JORG OSER Graz Stmk 35 Johann Fuxgasse Austria Squash VI Tennis VI Glee Club VI Photography Club VI Scnence Soclety VI Thats no Chnstmas tree Sven SVEN ERIK PETERSEN Bernstorffsvel 218 Charlottenlund Copenhagen Denmark Class Poll Wslknnson Done Most For Haverford Acuff Carter Harvey Most Lukely to Succeed Neuman Best Athlete Fletcher Most Popular Harvey Best Informed Baker Krtckl Best Build Boerner Wnlkes Most Playful Test Mullngan Best Dressed Shoch Most Handsome Acutf Dunntng Crouse Soctal Lton Heberlenn Huston Teachers Bane Knckl Most Senous Berdal Most Orlglnal Baker Most Mature Dunnnng Most Posse Byrne Howe Most Co operattve Acuff Funnuest Test Peacemaker Bernstetn Smkler Quletest Brnttam Fttler Optlmtst Byrne Campbell Pessumnst Ketth Sleeptest Brunton Mtsstmer Btggest Wolf Bordogna Oser Flrst to Marry Later Ftrst Father Wtlkes Most Suscepttble to Femtntne Charm Greenough Woman Hater Arnold Scourge ofthe Roads Howson Blakely Class Rock Brunton Thnnks He ls Bevan Most Pull Allen Phtlosopher Dunnmg Baker Bluffer Faunce Class Polmcuan Bull Most Busmessltke Neuman Best Lune Faunce Matlavage Most Curtous Wndtng lsett Krettler Most Unuque Bunld Peltz Comes Up Smnltng Reynolds Hunt Most Dugmfted Colltns Best Man for Dtrty Job Matthew Best Feature Around School Class of 59 Worst Feature Around School Class of 60 Easnest Sublect Mechanucal Drawing Hardest Sublect VI Math Physics Favortte College Pnkevtlle Loudest Blythe Btggest Eater the European Students Most Mustcal Greenough Hatch Overholtzer Most Conscuentuous West Huston Nervnest Neff Matlavage Best Actor Dunnung Most Sarcasttc Baker Kndder Neff Most Unpredtctable Auchmcloss Favornte Actress Bragttte Bardot Out to Lunch Kanserman Smlth Bug Man Around Campus Whale .- I I .Y I V 4 I I 1 1 I 1 A I , . - . 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Pew, Panitt, Condon, Dixon, Tate, Coath, Beck, Hamilton, Reeves, P. Bartle, Pickett, Plummer, LaForce, Arscott, Wilkening. Second Row: Cady, Gibson, Davis, Carrigan, Brown, Back Row: Dewey, Hunter, J. Powell, R. Wilson, Weltmer, Black, Gildersleeve, Capers, Rumbough, Furlong, Stephenson, Spano, I I R. Reed, Petersen, O'Halloran, Huntington, C. Bissell, llloway, Marshall, L. Johnson, Bailey. First Row: Blank, Carlton, S. Wilson Saltz, Snyder, Geer, Mathews, Cowan, Beyer, J. Barclay, W. Smith, 'J. W. Frazier, D. Jones, R, F. Pew, Hammett. The class of l96l, having had a year in the senior school, was able to enter many activities this year. Many boys who were outstanding in school spirit and loyalty did much to help this class to be one of the best at Haverford. On September 8, sixty-seven boys started classes with many new teachers. For English we all had Mr. Woodward, under whose guidance we read A Tale of Two Cities and Julius Caesar. Mr. Byerly and Mr. Briner Hamilton, secretary-treasurer, Wilson, president, Dixon, vice- presidentg Mr, Byerly, faculty advisor, 44 taught us math. Many elective courses such as Biology, Latin, Modern European History, German, French, and Spanish rounded out our curriculum. Our class had a few boys playing on varsity teams, but most played on the junior squads. All these teams did very well, showing that the class was well repre- sented on the athletic fields. ln extracurricular activities, the Fourth Form was active. Members of the form ioined many clubs and are looking forward to assuming leadership in these clubs in the next two years. The most popular clubs were the Glee Club, the Polemics Society, and the Nat- ural Science Club. Our class officers were Steve Wilson, president, Bo Dixon, vice-president, and Ricky Hamilton, secretary- treasurer, who represented the class on the Student Council. This year was very successful for the Sophomore Class, and it should do equally as well during the re- maining two years. Back Row: J. Phillips, McLean, Ludlow, McGarvey, Dunn, Hannigan, Terhune, Shay, Amoroso, Dudley, Dorrance, Lindsley, G. Alexander, Vallely, Newbold, W. Allen, Kennedy, Walker. Third Row: Meyer, Carty, D. Huganir, Tifft, Ely, Emory, W. ' Voorhees, Keay, Bonner, Spence, Ross, Sticht, Reese, Moore, Belsinger, Cudd, R. G. Pew, L. Heckscher. Second Row: Stevens, Cullen, Wark, Edwards, E. Stringer, R. webbe, Andruss, Thacher, 'D. Walters, Mattson, P. Howson, R. Powell .62 W. Reed, Nance, W. Bissell, Foltz, Brant. Front Row: Nickle, League, Curtis, R. Johnson, M. Johnson, Gay, Frommeyer, J. Biddle, Smedley, Reichel, D. Cantrell, Calder, Grisclale, Nolan, McCullough, C. Moxey. Most of the members of the Third Form have done very well in their first year in the Senior School. Al- though the work is harder and requires more serious thought, most of the students are doing as well as last year. The ample study-halls and the choice of sub- iects make the increased work load easier to handle. All of the boys hope to further increase their scholastic standards throughout the rest of their years in the Senior School. With the aid of Mr. Austin, our faculty advisor, the rest of the teachers, and the older students, the class has quickly become established in the Senior School. Last spring, the class elected Bill Reed as president and Eddie Stringer as vice-president. Besides serving as class officers, these boys represent their class in the student council. Throughout the two years spent in Crosman Hall, the class has looked forward to the Senior School clubs, and this year, most of the boys have ioined at least one. The Third Form French Club, the Hoyle Club and the various science clubs are the most popular with the Third Form. A small number of boys have also joined several other clubs. The class of i962 has always excelled in the various branches of sports and hopes to continue Haverford's successful sports history when its members take their places on the varsity teams. ln the classroom or on the athletic fields, the boys in the Third Form have always done their best, and they will continually improve during the next three years in the Senior School. Back Row: Talbot, Marston, Huston, Price, C. Wood, Harrison, Levit, Moyer, Kushner, Simpson, Pollard, Wark, Andrews, Coleman, Chance. Seventh Row: Mellor, Reider, Russell, Light, Reed, Dyer. Sixth Row: Cromwell, Reeves, Grauer, Mcllvain, Shaffer, Lathrop, Hecksher, Wilson, Grace, Birch, MacBean, Scattergood, P. Jacobs, Wagner, Bailey, W. Prizer, Fifth Row: T, Bullitt, Glasberg, Francis, Swift, S. Kirkland, S. Taylor. Fourth Row: Howe, Wells, Hoffman, Page, Stafford, Maior, Third Row: Wright, Lightcap, Melikian, High, Keen, J. Hughes. Second Row: Galbraith, Oram, Stack, J. Reed, W. Reed, Putney. First Row: Bartle, Oehrle, Beck, L. Page, Emmons, Nickle, Kaier, Lincoln, Wylie, Saltz, Penneys, Barker, Huber, Gaunt, Christie, Schlosser, Atwater. CLASS OF '63 The Middle School had an enrollment of 163 mem- bers this year. There were eighty students in First Form and eighty-three in Second Form. Because of this in- creased enrollment over last year, two new teachers, Mr. Tatta, who teaches Geography and Science, and Mr. Lawson, who teaches French and Latin, were added to the faculty. The Student Council was a prominent part of Cros- man Hall this year. The First Form elected nine repre- sentatives and the Second Form elected seven. At their first meeting, the group met their faculty advisors, Mr. Allen and Mr. Parsons, and elected Grafton Reeves as their president. Then the group planned their work for the year and successfully carried it out. 46 The boys in the Middle School distinguished them- selves very well on their respective teams during the fall and summer. ln the winter the Middle School held its annual intramural program in which all the boys participate. The boys are divided into teams which compete against each other in gym, volleyball, basket- ball, and swimming. The boys and faculty members considered this past year a very fine one both academically and athletically. It is apparent that these respective forms will improve themselves proportionately as they progress through The Haverford School. L51 ? V - , , f : gl fa Sal, 5 pl . Q , V 6' f Ei? 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Mr. Friedrich Karl Rahmann, from Duesseldorf lRhinelandJ, Germany, was an Exchange teacher at Haverford this year-under the auspices of the United States Educational Commission lFulbright Commissiont-teaching German and Modern Eu- ropean History in the Senior School. Mr. Rah- mann comes to Haverford with an unusual and rich background. He was born in the town of Recklinghausen CRuhr Districtl. After attending primary and high school in the Ruhr, he at- tended the Universities of Thebingen, Bonn, Ber- lin, and Muenster. There he made a thorough study of German and German Literature, English and English Literature, Art History, and the Scrip- 50 LADIES Standing: MISS KAFKA MRS. JARVIS MRS, BIRNEY Sitting: MRS. HYLAND MRS. ROBBINS MRS. SENSENIG MRS. MCCLURE as -. .W MR. RAHMANN HISTORY AND ARTS: Standing: MR. ALLEN MR. NESS MR. HAVILAND MR. BAKER Sitting: MR. BROWNLOW MR. FINCH tures. Mr. Rahmann taught at high schools in the Ruhr fat Dortmund and at Castrop-Rauxeljp at a boarding school near Koenigsberg, in East Prussia: at the famous Manchester Grammar School, in England: and at a German boarding school, near Marienburg and Danzig. Mr. Rahmann was also Head of the Education Department in the London branch of the Anglo-German Academic Bureau. He has always been fond of travel lAus- tria, Hungary, Roumania, Holland, Belgium, Wales, England, Scotland, and, now, the United Statesj and studying other nations. All at school congratulate him on his iob and wish him continued success in the future. DR. WEBBER NEWXOLD THE JUNIOR SCHOOL Since the ground-breaking at Commencement time last June, the new Junior School building has progressed by leaps and bounds, until now classes are being held in it. This milestone marks the end of a vast three-year building program which saw the construction of the new Crosman Hall, a revamping and renovating of the cafeteria, and the erection of the new modern plant. In addition to this, the coal heating system was replaced with new oil-burning units. Now that the Junior School is housed in its new building, both the old school and the Felton House will be razed to make way for athletic fields and other play areas. In connection with the building program, the lower end of County Line Road, opening onto Railroad Avenue, was closed off to eliminate its use as a throughway and thereby reduce the hazards to the pupils using the adjacent play areas, and the road was widened to permit an easier flow of traffic during the busy morning hours. During most of the year, the old Junior School, bursting at its seams, was carrying on with its usual program of education in spite of the build- ing 'activity going on all around, the personnel of the Junior School are to be congratulated on their application to their iobs while work pro- gressed. They all continued to set high standards of performance in the classroom and on the playing fields and managed to stay clear of the work crew at the same time. The efforts of the Junior Schoolers in the field of public service was hiqhly commendable, UNICEF and the American Red Cross were well supported, while the Reed Street Neighborhood House and the Chil- dren's Hospital received Christrnas greetings through packages from Hav- erford. The Christmas Concert and the annual operetta were presented with the usual high spirit and were very well received. The New Junior School from rear The Felton House This year, the Junior School staff had five new faces, those of Miss Erhardt, Mrs. Borghe- sani, Mr. Cubbage, Mr. Ewing, and Mr. O'- Brien, a member of the class of '46, Miss Er- hardt came to Haverford from Lankenau Hos- pital to become the librarian here, while Mrs. Boghesani succeeded Mrs. Tracy in assisting Mrs. Savage with the Pre-School group in the Wilson House. Mr. Cubbage and Mr. O'Brien taught English at the fourth, fifth, and sixth grade level this year, while Mr. Ewing instructs the same groups in mathematics. Although presently the Junior School is lo- cated in its new home, the staff and students will find it is some time before they stop ad- miring their new layout. ..l.., Recess! Back Row: Dembergh, Koons, Chandlee, Cosby, Grala, Stringer, Mellor, Leonard, Michel, O. Johnson, Crozer, Colgan Fourth Row: Mr, Bolash, H. Pew, J. Acuff, Malone, L. Taylor, E. Alexander, Carstensen, J. Chance, Stromeyer, Peltz, G: ' Emmons, Martin, Singer, Mr. Boning, Mr. Buckley. Third Row: Walther, DeLacour, H. Clader, H. Black, Littlepage, McAdoo, Seiver, H. Acuff, P, Swift, P. Howson, Brown, Smedley, Dripps. Second Row: Collings, Fletcher, M. Williams, Kirkland, Wilkes, W. Davis, D. Johnson, Peterson, Jordan, Spreter, Pierce, Wilkins, Friedenberg, A. Wiley. First Row: Madeira, J. Madden Kubach, Berguido, Lewis, Persson, Longnecker. ..i' 3fr5.'9 Z vi 65 fha-'www-wassup ,Q 'it 1 aes 66 '67 an Cb .it Back Row: Neiclig, Rulon-Miller, Kutnow, H. Alexander, Wilson, H. Gibbons'Neff, Charrington, Keating, W. Downey, D Cook. Fourth Row: Mr. Ewing, Roehrs, Potts, R. Hauserman, Kogge, Michael, Campbell, W. Mcllvain, Kendrick, McConnell Mr. Dickens, Mr. Campbell, Third Row: J. Harrison, Clark, Burnham, J. Potts, Reeve, Lee, Boericke, Moss, Godfrey, Tranger P. Prizer, Terrell, Warner, R. Mcllvain, Harrity. Second Row: G. Geer, Dutcher, Albers, Sylk, J, Bentz, J. Krout, Baird, Pier pont, Toro, R. Wood, Shober, E. Wheeler, D. Emory, Martin, Thorn, J. Wheeler, Ernest. First Row: R. Bunting, Hawk, D Lovelace, Perkins, N, Selby, Wister, Segur, C. Taylor, L, Neilson. Back Row: Robinson, Clement, Lindsley, Frash, Melikian, J. Hanson, Merriman, Bittenbender, W. McAdoo. Fourth Row: Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Boyer, King, VanPelt, M. Harrity, T. Potts, Walton, Thompson, Hunt, C. Wister, J. Bissell, Mr. Cubbage. Third Row: W. Brown, Baker, Hancock, Hansen, Stewart, Slap, Inman, Perkins, Woldow, P. Longnecker, Russell, Lober, K. Brownlow, Scudder. Second Row: P. Selby, McCabe, Persson, Welsh, D. Harrison, Bright, Fisher, Stahl, F. West, Tryon, Bohlen, Groben, Caldwell, Wright, L. Hamilton, Jaffe, Johnson. First Row: Thorner, R. Tranger, McMal'1en, J. Scott, Keating, J, Wilkins, Dilks. Qt' adn, Qo- Back Row: G. Edwards, Dethier, Norris, E. Powell, Hirst, Allinson, G. Briggs, Ewing, Welch, Clader. Third Row: Mrs. Cleaves Byerly, Clement. Hale, Swift, Housel, D. Parsons, deSl'ierbinin, Clephane, T. Lincoln, W. Lindsley, Mrs, Sudliaus, Second Row McNeely, Siddall, Heilner, T. Pew, Hunter, Lloyd, Talbot, E. Jones, King, H. Hanson. First Row: Downey, R. Taylor, Spalnr S. Powell, Madden, Harrison, Bettison, Bullitt, S, Williams, Colton. Back Row: Randolph, Ri. Reiclnel, Hauserman, P. Johnson, W. Peterson, Gardner, Belden. Third Row: Mrs. Mercer, Ro. Reicltel T. Smith, L. Besse, D. Harrison, Beck, Liversidge, Cryan, Sans, Mrs. Rippard. Second Row: Reese, A. Fisher, Dixon, Graft, R Lamp, R. Thayer, Vanderbeck, Young, Housel, B. Warner, Bullitt. First Row: M. Hancock, Rudd, Jordan, Dorrance, Frobese Thomas, Kubaclw, Hopkins, B. Wilson, Gray. as 11 4 ws- di gzJi,.? lio- as D 49 CG 5... -rim r- 0 71 Q01 4' as Q 30 Back Row: Simmons, Lincoln, Anderson, Rosenfeld, Stephens, Dethier, Pemberton. Third Row: Mrs. Levy, James, Vogt, Hanson, Stewart, Fatterall, Watts, Radbill, Mrs. Schofield. Second Row: Brownlow, Downey, Liggett, MacEleree, Hancock, Matlack, Littleton, Clement, Alexander, Thompson, King. First Row: Edwards, Stephenson, Parker, Siegel, Newlin, Dingle, Scudder, Merriman, Besse, Converse. Back Row: Mrs. Borghesani, J. Smith, Neel, Robinette, Ellis, Searing, Blake, Mrs. Savage, T. Briggs, Lewis, Stringer, Bogaev, Addis, Mrs. Stanton. Second Row: Huber, Elser, Deshong, J, Taylor, Maccsbe, G. Hanson, Miller, Luden, Hewes, Holt, Wood. First Row: Rollins, Lahner, Grey, Howard, Ainsworth, ltgen, Madden, Biddle, Bennett, Neilson, Trainer, Wilkins. V- 3 va s ,V 3 ll SX Ni Y ,,, Il , si.-' E S . hw Back Row: Mrs. Lovelace, Mrs. Mowlds, Mrs. Sudhaus. Front Row: Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Cleaves, Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Rippard, Mrs. Borghesani, Mrs. Savage, Miss Erhardf, Mrs. Schofield. Junior FACULTY School Back Row: Mr. Buckley, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Boyer, Mr. Cubbage, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Bolash, Mr. Dickens, Mr. Law. Sitting: Mr. Boning, Mr. Mohrbaclw, Mr. Ewing. ---7 -A+L - - 1-7 ' l S l sul S 3 re wr -ex' ,WCM ,fy ..- ,,,V,, ' 9 f 5' iff' f31f4KgLfW.W' 3. .A , wg fwlf-' '. A, MM., ,, 7 , ft gk sw W v?g,mQ A A- , - - ff fe? fb 47 ' 4935? 254' A-If Ni' wily 7' .W ,nf V, gf 36 qw' ' Vt 3 7 -H A ,W ' X f M' ,sv I K A ' , ,ff .af fi? ' ' x ,aw Lf V- ,V My yy ' L Ab yfifxu ' ,, Krdfw' My J' 5' 9 Afyvz R :W , L. .5 fi 7 STUDENT COUNCIL Standrng Strnnger W Reed Wllson Hamrlton Blum Drxon Slttmg C Shoch Howe Harvey Fletcher Lauer W Howson FUNCTION To represent the student body In all student endeavors and to assist the Admnnxstratlon tn dlsclplnnary matters Together with the Ad nnnnlstratron the Council IS the govermng body for the students tn the top four forms OFFICERS Pres Chnstopher Harvey Vuce Pres James Lauer Secy Davld Fletcher Treas Ralph Howe Settlnng a Controversial Matter 1 , - r f , 1 - 2 . , , , f , - - V I 4. . 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X. 1 Q omit X ' '-,,,, K .. - . He w b y 1 . 1 nick. , - , M ALO Q ww fo h ' - W VU- DS Ki , Q . Th fd? Au ' X . x . E ful' - ,-item, ,A , W, B f . ga!! 1 51 L .,,. , ,, .,,., ' , X,,,,. , .,,. hfanydi I . x mst sleep - ' fwprqf. , , H-V nfefiot. , ...,.,, , ,,, ,, W 'SY ' ' psvicua - ' . 1 . Bi 1 N A 4 y A 4 ,rl nb. Th!-b . , a q re no Scif- A f fu . ' your no ., . , , . , C . f M' f ' f -X f ' . work! X 4 ff- f-' 1 - is . X5 N ,, , ,W , , .,,,-, nfwx , Y W K ' X . N X 2 ,,,. . . f -f'- --vf X W flx !,, 1 , , ,M ,. ' , X MJD ,W ,,, ,.,,, . VA 1 xv. X ' in so A D -. ggmgo- , . . , SIGN ET SOCIETY -'lla-.-,., Standing Howe Carter Krlckl Lindsay West Baker Guerrrnl Sitting Acuff Harvey J Shoch Mr Allen PURPOSE To promote Interest an all phases of school lrfe and to develop school splrlt HIGHLIGHTS the prcnuc OFFICERS Chris Harvey President Dave Fletcher Vrce President Ralph Howe Secretary James Shoch Treasurer Countmg ballots for new members tu- i M .Q-1 ? ' , '11 Y.. ,K .f -l-- l 7 1 f l 1 Q 1 1 r U l' . I : I f ' I ' ' 1 MR. BYERLY CARTER Back Row Carter Mr Byerly Third Row Guerrrnl Acuff Second Row Neuman Harvey Lindsay Front Row Dunning Matlavage HALIGOLUK FUNCTION To design the school yearbook HIGHLIGHTS Deadhne dates Day of arrlvaI of tunnshed book Sports Edltors Chrustopher M Harvey and Bruce C Lindsay Actlvltles Edntors A Bruce Neuman and Stephen N Dunnmg Sensors Editors Walter Acuft and asst James Boerucke Photography Manager Barry B Matlavage Photographer PeterG Guerrnnl Faculty Advnsor Mr Donald H Byerly STAFF: Editor-in-Chief-Samuel H. Carter W ND ioinun XX HAYILRPORD PA Munn Imininn vi vm U opkm' ea hs F 'Ihre was 5 enpectin earn and ld Fiftx ptnmg., pr if the er' mms the xoeput fo Thu low greit gd okitxon see aptain C iobablv wx ndnidufil aid fxtcsl he school ti N he ntmg lx Mn pc i i n Cicu oi it it ulul I c it K mg 1. an a clom ard titc-Qt an MtQu1 vent fhlteeell e doing t aid and 100 yd! Standing Pickett hexe ie. still 4 to nd Jamie Shoah Roger Reynolds ruce MacFadven and otheie The team ae fa vshole e shaping up vsell eheduled meet of the ith the Unixereity of eeenib to The first eefieon Pennsxl fmia Fieshmen on Jeinumx 11 nd the team is expected to be eadl to gne the Pennemen ri eal tussle Coach McQuillen is hopeful that is swimming team this year will efeat their great rivals, Hill and awrencc x ille. All in all then. tha team is oking' forward to a suclressful ason. Ulluuul UVS NUI1 Vx azrueu at Luc udutt' at 11,113 131 W Howson J Scott Buell Sabol Carter Krlckl Sitting Neuman Mr Evans the music xx AQ wiv good Before the mwsmg band .suited d tape H in 0 dns es ietoidez furnished the mueic N 'Ihe follouing avtfnde were ple eentod at the dance the Eggle ton Tiophx 'and Medal to Chris Hen tex the. 1910 lfoothall Cflptamu to Thomas Hughes the Manigei ship for 1959 to Red Howson' . - Soccer Captains Prize to Brut,-4 Lindsay: Dowling Trophy to Thom- Testg Socver Captaincy for 1959 to Johnnie Rea' and the M'xn'1,g'ei'f- ship for 1959 to Neil Matthews. Hunt Miss The lfllrlslmaq Concert' ime: 8:15 Day: Friday, December 19 Place: Ryan Memorial Cynmasium F t'itnrin,g: Thx, Tha T ir- The C The Stnior-School Glee Club ' Junior-Qrzhool Clee Club 'Vliddle-'School Chorus - xi All Inter llc EIIUILHS hs Hoops Hunt At the Xazeitx Iootbill Dinner on Note-nibti 21 'Wi Biker in nouncecl tht uslllts ol the xoting for the :XII-Illltl'-Al ltll,llllt' football team. The following H'1verfordi1np: Wert on the squad: Dave Flfweher 'rchiex ed fi ti1':t-tewni btrth at endf v Chris Harve5 made thc. ser tcxlni bwcklield. Backs Ac-uff and Chris Shocl' honorfible mention Larry B5 me guard ' and tml Jamie Shoo On Nlovember 2 Smith 1'v.,ve'1led tha ford totnrcn receiv- rtcognition. .Iohn list-te ani inside post Lindsay and halfback ing gained second-'ean Wing Pob Kreitltr and i Chris Lfintrell and George fn-ww find Pei in n rthoun i un x Acuft J T win! Plnulun lx qs, dnl-I 'U Mr Dethier Acuff Q Ftid plat host to the Chektnut Hill tdkk ball ttetm in A game nliul mr' into 1 lout lhe Fold rolled 1 16 2 store at the quarter mtl 0 team nesei relinquished thi le unch Piizei 'substituted lite-lx the second quarter 'uid Bei Qrnith Charlie Lxons Intl-. Hui vng Jnnmw Lfuex md Lfuix P en:-:fi bath Siu qt -. quai tis of action for the Fora The half ended with the Fortis 1 the long and of fi 2943 sc-me. the second half Chestnut Hill's c. still bogged down. a ised to 44-14. T 30 following in the four tin lcd t ith twel etcher vti and Lai 'QI 'I 'fg,ot honorqhle mention, Thr- Imlw noxvson Orpheos V lwishes to extend its heartiest con- I Rehoumls Commuters ' Uutqtandin gratulations to these begs for their , Crouse ......... ' g perfoiniant-ee during i Bunting , , , , , , , , the fall sports season. Fletcher .,.,,,,, 19 will rflf' Back Row Wnllcemng Aldruch Cromwell Mr Havnland Fifth Row Petersen OHalloran Keuth Crouse Fourfh Row C Cantrell Hopkms Fnler Wndmg Thlrd Row Beck Arscott Barley Test M Glbbons Neff Second Row T Hughes Bentz Plckelt B Smath Front Row Capers J Shoch Smkler Mr Havuland and offncers Wudmg Gabbons Neff and Crouse FUNCTION To operate the Jngger Shop which sells candy book covers and other mc: denfals HIGHLIGHTS Various charltable drives Throughout The year OFFICERS Pres Crouse Vice Pres Wrdmg Secy Treas Gibbons Neff ai! I yn r ' f - 4 'J' . ', . , , , . . . , , , . . . 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 - - . I . 1 1 1 - ' I , . , . - 1 ' 1 r 'T l 1 L? . .- , I v .Q gg n- 3 1 N, 4 N . 3 1 . . N rx X A' 'fs , N J' ,S vw K, 24,9 ' . ff elk f if A Q fy FQ: f . T ix , .91-rf 'W Sq? ig?-1,45 -W ifi, ' 2-W4 Q 1-fb-f NU 1? DANCE to COMMITTEE FUNCTION To plan and present all dances monetaruly Independent of the school This Includes the task of decorating and cleannng up HIGHLIGHTS The two formal dances e Maroon and Gold In the fall and The June Dance OFFICERS Sam Carter and Ed Isett Co Chanrmen Balanc ng the books 'P' AA Standing: Heberlein, Rea, T, Hughes, Odicrne, Greenough, Krickl. Sitting: Mr. Covert, Carter, Isett, Matlavage, Lindsay, Peltz : 1 Th i . I K sg,,. J , MAN AT WORK 9'4a 7.a '!'zx' wma? 160421-e nfafrncvuf Iii , ff k 1 ,Q . I . 1 if fl --M ' + G' v ga z i Q gif . P li AJ Q iz O 4..' 5 f I' 1 4 i I RZ .M Q Q Q ,. V ff r! C J! x 'H AeI,4avfa,7 ,L ad! .' Qtxwk-koffff 5 s Q f Ah 6 wnQ0wuM 2?5-25 ,facmaf Wye 94.4, mmm' f X 3 gk i F tj' ' of A' L K xr A 1 3 WR l1,l .. it 1 iqmigmixl I 9 f Wai , 7 v. P 1?-1 'iiiQ . ' 5 . f, ini? ii Q 54 s . lg -'rin ? 7 aw ,J 1 - , . 'bfi ii V X .V . . a fi 4' 2 53 251' ...,.- 5'- Sta d g Dun ng Matlavage Hammett Baker Mr Ewng Mr Woodward Sttrg Mr Jameson B ttan W Howson Ke th J Francis Byrne Collns Dodge Snkler Ka serman Drake Gawthrop Schwennesen THE DRAMATIC CLUB Last fall the Dramatic Club presented The Caine Mutiny Court Martial by Herman Wouk The production of this play was a bold move as the Dramatic Club in previous years has always presented three one act plays Under the direction of Messrs Woodward and Jameson Steve Dunning and Dave Baker took the leading roles as the two attorneys Red Howson played the presiding gudge Barry Matlavage the villainous Captain Queeg and Larry Byrne the defendant The minor characters were ably portrayed by Dan Drake Henry Collins Gay Hopkins Dick Brittain Ron Kaiserman John Dutton John Francis Bill Hammett and Peter Dodge It was largely because of the inspired acting in these minor parts as well as the excellent portrayals ot the larger parts that the play was such a grand success Highlights of the show were Winns amusing portrayal of a seaman Matlavages ex cellent interpretation of a paranoid and Dunning s highly moving acting in the last act Everyone had a fine time while putting on a fine performance The club again became ambitious in the spring when they attempted a Shakespearean play The Taming of the Shrew under the direction of Mr Ewing The rehearsing for this play proved to be a great deal more enloyable than for the Court Martial as Shakespeare called for gurls The leading female role was skillfully enacted by Malone Battles of Harruton Othe actresses who very kindly as sisted the club were Bambi Dudley Sally Alcorn and Gail Keebler of Agnes Irwin Nancy Little and Robin Powell from Baldwin and Jeri Decker from Harriton Steve Dunning president of the club again set a fine example for the rest of the class as he did in the Court Martial The other parts were skillfully interpreted by Kaiserman Byrne Collins Howson Winn Gawthrop Bob Bordogna Brittain Stocky llloway Hammett Jim Carty Walt Smed ley Charley Auchnncloss Drake Ed Sinkler and Knick Curtis Other boys who deserve mention are the hard working but seldom praised stage crew of Ed Sinkler Jamie Shoch and their assistants In summary this year was a very successful one for the Dramatic Club and one in which the club became substantially stronger 69 mir: ni, , , , . I, . , ii.: , , ri i, , , l,. ', ,. i, t l , l , , , . , . 1 ' D 1 . ' I I I I ' ' I I I I I . r 1 . . ' l I Dick Winn, Bob Keith, Bob Gawthrop, Don Schwennesen, with his memorizing and acting of the part of Petruchio. . . . I . I l .I . . . I . I ' I ' I I . I I I I ' . I 4 . . I I I ' I - I D I I . I I 1 ' ' 1 I I ' ' I , .' n':rf4tL'-+9 ' , ' , ' . Jn . .. an , a 70 Q s... i gv., iv, Ani 'Q lzawiav -1 ,uf -sz ' A 7 I ir il , '4 0 Standing Mr Woodward Smkler Back Row Hunter Third Row Hammett Puckett Gawthrop Second Row P Bartle llloway C Bissell Front Row Hamilton Sabol POLEMICS SGCIETY speaking HIGHLIGHT The Shlpley Debate OFFICERS Pres Slnkler Vice Pres Bull Secy Hamilton Mr Woodward and President S nkler FUNCTION: To develop interest in public Q 198 my mzotempo President -H Y . E GREENOUGH l I SAW MOM - a tem 0 mp P ' f P i 1 I SAW MOM - Refrain- Moderately slow J! iii Back Row: Jacobs, F. Barclay, Bevan, Keith, Wilson, Bartle, Huebner, Krickl. Third Row: Darlington, A. Howson J. Hunt, Odiorne, G. Johngon, Reed, Test, Geer. Second Row: Baker, Harkins, Skerrett, Frazier, J. Barclay, Kaiserman Byrne, Hatch. Front Row: Beyer, Huntington, Peterson, Blythe, lsett, Dutton, Walters, Greenough. OFFICERS: Al Greenough-President LIBRARIANS: Blaine Krickl Sam Carter-Vice-President John Dutton Rudy Blythe-Treasurer Joe Taylor ING SAN TA CLAUS 27? Director LAW 'A 3 NG SAN TA CLAUS it TA an ,,,.,,4.,.,,,.,, 'flaw i Tana, ,,,.,. .,' f ' ., Back Row: Kreitler, Gibson, Beck, D, Jones, Winn, Blum, Taylor, Carter. Third Row: Brittain, Widing, Reeves, Coath, Oser, W. Howson, Dunning. Second Row: Whifesell, Snyder, Mclver, Peltz, Fitler, Neuman, Bunting. Front Row: Mr. Law, Dixon, Overholfzer, Matlavage, Allen, Berdal, Wilkinson. HIGHLIGHTS: Annual Christmas Concert, concerts with St. Mary's Hall, Ellis School, Bald- win, and at Valley Forge Chapel. Fasclnahon Annual Chns1mas Concert 'gf' FPL very nice but why IS It YlCklI'1Q9 1.1- Pa a an p a pan pai n a pan pat a pan pa1 a 74 Th 'Q S J ar Q 1 N 1 - i Q 3 f 1 x . , A I L ff fggggxggsgxg ?'??f' W s ' fax S Q3 4 Q S6 ,K 3 'E K 5'A'3f 1 n x , 2 is R K 4 Standing: Gawthrop Watt Crane Forstall. Sitting: Greifzu Arnold Guerrini Mr. Gottshall Panltt Trouant Sankler PHOTOGRAPHY President Guerrnnl CLUB FUNCTION To promote Interest In photography and to take plctures for the Index and Halrgoluk HIGHLIGHT Picture Contest OFFICERS Vice Pres Arnold Secy Treas Slnkler 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - t t THE LATIN CLUB Sinkler, Illoway, Hopkins, Maflavage, Dr. Newhall. THIRD FORM FRENCH CLUB Standing McGarvey, Meyer, D. Walters, McLean, Foltz, McCullough, Thacher, Mattson, Reese Reinhardt W. Reed Smedley, W, Allen, Dunn, P.'Howson, Calder, Belsinger, Lindsley. Sitting: Mr. Covert fo R SWUIFC W. as K 5 ig Q , . EQQAB X L A -J In W , fjf j 4, lx o ,. - f W' I K 'mv 1 14 f xg, 'iw X R 9 O!1i,,l if 'P Y ,wp . V if A If 1 mf-,A , ,,,....,.,,..- J I Mr' v ' . F .L v, 44 3 , 4 . , QM NATURAL SCIENCE CLUB Hamster Standmg Burnham Terhune Brown Reuchel H Francus McLean Crang Stephenson Mr Rugg Beyer Svtfmg Shay Huebner FUNCTION To explore the field f natural science HIGHLIGHTS Fnelcl trips and bnrdlng OFFICERS Pres C Walters Secy Treas Burnham Presldent Walters and Mr Rugg Ross, Vallely, M. Johnson, Nolan, D. Cantrell, Blakely, Cullen, Taylor, Phillips, Carpenter, Cady, Keay, J. Voorhees. 1 ' o : . . . E L-T11 AMX. ,XA . -+W- Srandmg W Blssell Fowler Cullen Alexander Cunrs Amoroso Carry Belsrnger Buzzard Dunn Kennedy Lrndsley Ludlow Calder Andruss Foltz M Johnson Mr Sensemg Sltrfng Nevvbold Gay Edwards Ely W Allen L Heckscher THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB HIGHLIGHT The construction of pocket radios To foster scuentrfrc research by its members and 'ro provlde a meefnng for The serrous duscussuons of new sclentrflc developments OFFICERS Pres Ely Vlce Pres Alexander Secy Treas Dunn Mr Sensenng and Presldent Ely I 5- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ,. . I , , , ,. ,. . ml ' 1-' . ,farm lfil ,ll ..............l...... ,, ... . . . . .. ,, Left fo Right Richardson Schwennesen Mr Goitshall Connelly Pannt Schaefer G Johnson Crane Harkms Arnold Craig SCIENCE SOCIETY PURPOSE To promote Interest In science Mr Gotfshall and Presudem Arnold discuss an atomic problem HIGHLIGHTS Expenments and guest speak ers OFFICER Pres Arnold I I 7 I 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 Anderson, Greifzu, Gaw1hrop, Overholtzer, R. Auchincloss. 1 'V' W' 1-41 M Left to Rnght Mr Allen Alexander Crouse Amoroso Neuman C Bissell Hughes Pcketv Hann gan P Howson R Auchmcloss CURRENT EVENTS CLUB FUNCTION To develop an understandung of 3' Spf' world affairs HIGHLIGHTS Fnlmstrnps and trlps To New York To VISIT The United Na Tlons Building OFFICERS Pres Crouse Vxce Pres Neuman Secy Trees Hughes Crouse explauns vhe mussule race 'X-il Back Row: Mathews, J. Biddle, Mr. Briner. Second Row: Curtis, Forstall, Andruss, Thacher, R. Wilson, Rumbough, Furlong, Boericke Plummer. Front Row: Buell, Hatch, D. Walters, Hopkins, Wilkinson. HIGHLIGHTS: Chess matches with other schools. PURPOSE: Improvement of chess and bridge ability. OFFICERS: Pres.: Hatch Vice-Pres.: Buell Secy.-Treas.: Wilkinson CLUB President Hatch and Mr. Briner CHEERLEADERS Back Row: Neuman, Keith. Second Row B Smith, R. Scott, Widing. Front Row Crouse A. Howson. Back Row Acuff Fletcher Harvey Fr0r17 Row C Shoch Burnham MCQUIIISH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1 A '?Ef,, an .i A wa ,,,- I X' f , ij K Af: W ff: . ,g P P A A . ,f K I ze-wzglf, g AM-M., Te I- 'ff'2'1pi Q, wx ffl My fy A Ag'aQ'34,gQv f wb 3, -' , A 11 V ' 0 v ' W Q ff A ,Q Q- is:-if f, 1 - -i1i',25f W '1 A W 1 M V ' A ww fb ' , A 1' V' v1-3:71 ff 7. ,M g fs wgffxi jf, Q 'W ' ' y - AQ , .1 , M, HY Lg'E,2Q-T'fQ'r'- xr 1 s ,g,,1,gg Q, ny' N , , sfifbif Lie' 2 eg V Q if 3? 23 2 3, , , if Y n ,. mtv r- ' 1 Af, 'fm Q 'fy wa. , , Y iw, 7- 4 355 an , '+'-v im I -af S A , M 'wiiamh f -. vt 1' ff ,Q 'mm -P ..,,,, 'US my ',,..-pw 43? az 47 5 4 fi NM 5 w 'I WMM ,W-wh. 9--A--4-. uf ' I J.-A .111-a , WH W Q. e 4- 9 5 THE FOOTBALL SQUAD Back Row Remey Whltesell Bevan Mr Wallace Mr Buckley Mr Baker Mr Parsons Mr McQu1llen MacFayden Howe Kalserman W Howson Second Row Crane Layton Dutton Heberlem Sabol Blythe Bentz Laplace Odrorne Hunt Moms Krnckl Frrst Row M Neff W Acuff Harvey D Fletcher J Cromwell Carter J Shoch T Hughes Blum Byrne C Shoch Later SQUAD STATISTICS Defensrve Tackles Fumbles P355 Work Made Recov Inter Offensave Work Yards Gamed Number Carnes Avg Gam Pass ass Thrown Comp Yards Gam Pass Passes Caught Gubbons Neff Hucuhes Acuff Simmons Lauer J Shoch Byrne Blythe Harvey Fletcher Ocllorne C Shoch MacFadyen Bentz Morrls Carter Hunt Heberlem Dutton Bum Howe Whrtesell Sabol Cromwell Howe Harvey Acuff Shoch Lauer Sabol Odlorne 90 65 610 548 54 410 388 500 300 66 CAPTAIN SHOCH MANAGER KRICKL . , T ' P . , TD - ' - , ' . 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ETCHER .ev HOWE BYRNE C SHOCH On the flrst day of Varslty Foot ball practlce the number and srze of the boys who came out dld not look very encouragnng The teams only hope seemed to Ile ln sts new coach Mr Edward Baker Mr Baker more than fulfnlled everyones expectatlon and spurred the team to a hlghly successful season wnnnnng four los :ng three and tylng one In the flrst game of the season the Fords met and trounced a hugh ly rated Frankford team 20 6 The next game Haverford was defeated 22 6 by a powerful Lnncoln eleven Undaunted by thus setback the team sprang back to beat Roxborough Hugh last years P u b I IC League champs 2214 In the flrst Inter Ac League contest Penn Charter handed the Fords a 37 to 20 defeat Because of a mud season slump the team couldnt seem to cluck against Malvern a blocked kick gave the vlsltors an 8 6 vlctory The fol lowing week the Fords tled unde feated Germantown Academy 66 In this game the Fords had to rely almost entnrely on thelr passlng at tack as G A s defense proved to be too strong for our runnung game In tunrng up for the tradntuonal Episcopal contest the Fords looked nmpressnve as they walked over Pun gry School 27 8 The last game of the season wlth Epnscopal was one to whlch the team had looked forward all season The splrlt was hugh and so was the score' On the second play of the game THE OFFENSIVE TEAM ,pau BENTZ .fn ,.q x Lauer breaks loose ,U rf X, 1' ii SABOL WW' Fletcher snares pass MacFADYEN 9 Harvey skirts end HEBERLEIN 4 , A -.'ngH ': ff JR- f' ' n k?,g,w.N1,fg,p:,f ',g if I ui-fl 4 I K Ph fu f E Y. 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L ' 9 .I Y. .Um ' Q - 2, X H ,. A . . ,L t ks, xugml . -fv.- 'f XL Back Row Mr Smith Mathews D Cantrell Dixon Faunce S Wilson Huston Campbell F Jacobs Wilkinson Mr Heyward Second Row C Moore Moxey CAPTAIN LINDSAY COACH SMITH Cantrell, Oser,' Wilkening, Test,I J. Allen, Neuman, S. Bailey, Widing. Front Iiow: West, Greenouglyl Kreitler, Rea, Lindsay, D, Bunting, Bordogna, '5 A 'jfl ' 1, if K ' 5 9 Q . '4 'R 4. '71 kg .f 'fi Q. :Q Q On September 2, a squad of thirty boys, captained by Bruce Lindsay, turned out for the first day of practice. The team had only three returning lettermen, Lindsay, Bob Kreitler, and George West, who were joined by many boys who had never played on the varsity before lthe squad averaged sixteen years of agel. Under the able guidance of coaches Harry Smith and Ben Heyward, the team was shaped into a good- looking club. Unfortunately, the team lost its first two games to Moores- town Friends and Westtown, but bounced back and defeated George School, 5 to I, with Lindsay scoring three of Haver- ford's goals. The varsity booters lost their next six games by narrow one-point margins. This was disappointing, and the morale of the team was at its lowest. Haverford then played Episcopal and went down to defeat 5 to I with Episcopal scoring all its goals in the first quarter. However, as the last four games of the season approached, their efforts resulted in a much-improved team. It was able to tie Germantown Academy and Penn Charter, l to l. Finally the team which had tasted practically nothing but defeat all year defeated 14 to ll and tied C0 to Ol Friends Select in its last two contests. The Varsity Soccer team had a very disappointing season, winning two while losing nine and tying three, but expects to be much better in the next few years since most of the boys on the Varsity do not graduate. Also, the J. V. Soccer team had a very good season and they will be a great ad- vantage to next year's team. '39 I MW we A A 'w 13' 32? m 4- x 4- ! g 44 12 9 fa . 'A 4 4. is 5 ' , - ,.,, . K3 55' af NW., ,...,,N nw-mm. g he fix im! eau' r-mu 4 9 W2 Q ga W 5 gg 5 3 wx f WMM , F , ff 'L Divx'-v-A--aamw-gunna-- AL'L A J -f 'W'ff,,,,, ,i,!-ggi! 'fi W f ii-4 ilk 1 , ,555 I 4? I' X ge I uv-W ' ying W ff 'NA' I i , . 'Q A A KE' Ei, Q64 v W vga: igffv ig' g -Nu. Sn YI H H H H A R 4 z wf'ff1'3ii? fm X I3'S AND I4'S Back Row: C. Heckscher, Bonner, P. Jacobs, Lindsley, M. Johnson, B. Bissell, Second Row: Mr. Tatta, J. Bartle, Wright, R. Johnson, Sticht, Emory, L. Heckscher, W. Wark, Russell, Mr. Woodward. Front Row: C. Beck, Wiley, Mattson, Keen, Gay, Slasher, Penneys, S. Morris, Lathrop, Kirkland. I I'S AND l2'S Back Row: Leonards, Roehrs, M. Howard, P. Johnson, T. Hunter, Blake, J. Bunting, Baird, D. Bittenbender, Gerard, Cou zens, Master, Hodge. Third Row: W. Davis, Cosby, Saltz, Fridenberger, Collings, Pruitt, J. Stephens, Parr, Nichol, Riley Thayer, LaForce. Second Row: Peterson, L. Taylor, J. Madden, Kubach, Koege, Vaughan, J. Wiley, McCormick, B. Walther E. Alexander, Greene. First Row: Mr. Cubbage, R. McConnell, W. Peltz, Berguido, P. Swift, Chandler, N. Selby, B. Smith W. Boett, W. Bullitt, T. Fulweiler, Mr. Campbell. AND Back Row: Mr. Williams, T. Pew, Madeira, Kutnow, Fletcher, J, Bissell, H. Wood, C. Walton, Michael, Martin, A. Wiley, P. Clement, Ernst, F. Merriman, Downey, Charrington, F. Boericke, King, Mr. Ewing. Second Row: J. Clark, Albers, Segur, D. Lovelace, C. Bittenbender, R. Bunting, L. Hamilton, Wright, Bright, D. Russell, Hancock, W. McAdoo. Front Row: Dilks, Brownlow, Bohlen, Fisher, Thorner, Stahl, H. Baker, Lober, E. Wheeler, Welsh, Frasch. 99 1 CAPTAIN FLETCHER High Scorer Standing: Mr. Bolash DAVE BUNTING Top Rebounder SQUAD Mr. Prizer Hartwig Haier Rutenberg '71 J. Huston Kneeling: B. Smith ' W. Acuff A ' D. Bunting Fletcher Crouse A. Howson Lyons evgikl' is --if Wu- The Varsity Basketball Team has won 7 and lost l4. In league play the Fords are 3 and 7. Early in the season, the Varsity captained by Dave Fletcher dropped two tight contests to Malvern 49-47 and to Episcopal 39-38. These two defeats ruined the Prizermen's chances for any share ofthe Inter-Ac Title. After winning only one of the first six league tilts, the Haverford quintet pulled a tremen- dous upset by downing Penn Charter 48-47 in the most Thrilling game of the' year. The Fords jumped out to a 25-5 lead midway through the first halt. Then the Big Red's attack sputtered and Penn Charter rallied to take the lead 47-46. With less than a rninute re- maining, Dave Bunting drove through the Little Quakers defense and sank the winning basket to give the Fords a well-earned victory. By winning, the Prizerrnen destroyed Charter's hope of the Inter-Ac. Inspired by the victory over P.C., the Big Red downed Germantown Friends 50-49 on Pete Crouse's last second bucket. Keeping their winning ways, the Prizerrnen trounced Friends Central a week later 48-33. Captain Fletcher was the team's leading scorer. Bunt- ing, Crouse, and Walt Acuft did most of the rebounding, while Alex Howson and Charlie Lyons ably covered the back court. CROUSE ACUFF HOWSON LYONS Fletcher Snares Rebound D Q Crouse Fights For Boards S 'Q Fight Team, Fight. Action At Penn Charter Acuff Up For Two TH E J'v'IS Action Ar Malvern -I ' f- - - fe- . ...........--m,- 4 - y .we gene, -M f -f .AM-ff .. we ..-.,,.u,-,,.M,:. Wins: Losses: Standing: Top Scorer: Top Kneeling: Kendall, Dixon, Weltmer, Sabol, Wilkening, J, Beck, Walker, Harkins, Standing: Mr. Bolash, Pickett, Stainback, Snyder, Carlton, Sloane, Layton, J. Barclay, Coath. l02 Rebcunder: Won 1 I 6 3rd Wilkening Wilkening Wins: 9 Losses: 2 Standing: 2nd Top Scorer: Allen Top Rebounder: Allen Kneeling: R. Powell, Belsinger, W. Allen, W. Reed, F. Andruss, J. Reichel, P. Howson. Standing: Mr. Heyward, D. Can trell, Calder, Hannigan, Stevens, Thacher, L. Heckscher, Mattson. TH E l3'S Kneeling: Kaier, B. Prizer, Heckscher, G. Reeves, S. Shaffer, Harrison, Clephane. Standing: J. Bartle, Hughes, Newbold, Levit, Grauer, Chance, P. Johnson, C. Beck, Mr. Parsons, Oehrle. Wins: Losses: Standing: Top Scorer: Top Rebou nder: 9 2 2nd Reeves Harrison l03 INTRAMURALS Q BEATNIKS A Q1 Standing: R. Webb, W. Reed, Belsinger. Sitting: Powell, Andruss, W. Allen, Thacher. Cubbage 7 1 ZOOM ALL-STARS B L A C K A Fussy G Lizard A Baker Tatta Molecule Coach Crouse T Captain Zoom SPN' E Beacly Eyes Duiill whale 5 Prizer LEAGUE NADS CHAMPS FAC U LTY F IVE D ICKY-DOO ERS Pickett, J. Beck, Stainback, Wilkening, Snyder, Coafh. I04 WANDERERS: Hunt Cromwell Odiorne Cook Simmons Vacca Standing: Bunting, Hartwig, Sloane, Layton. Sif- ting: Captain Sabol. 1959 Chris eafs well I Coaches If's all MuIIigan's foo Richards Skerrett diving W1-mesell The backstroke Back Row Mr McQutllen G Black J OHalloran Arscott D McQulllen Gtldersleeve Mr Baker Thrrd Row Osgood MacFadyen Rxchards Reynolds Hopklns Mulltgan Blum Second Row Brown Cady Shay Spence Stringer Front Row Nolan Foltz B Wilson J Marshall LaForce Cook G Johnson This years swnmmtng team engoyed a frve and four meet record The team decrslvely defeated both Ger mantown Academy and Malvern showlng tts strength In the Inter Ac The other three vlctorles were over the Untverslty of Pennsylvanta Freshmen Gnrard College and Valley Forge Mnlntary Academy All of this success was the result of Mr McQulllen s excellent coachtng and the great team spurlt of the boys Looklng at the season s llneup Roger Reynolds Chrns Coach an Captain Shoch and Bruce MacFadyen swam an the 50 and 100 yard freestyle the latter race being dominated by the versatlle captarn and Olymplc nomlnee Gay Hopknns John Rlchards and Tom Whttesell competed tn the back stroke whsle George Mulligan a constant double wan ner and sophomore Dan McQutllen controlled the 200 yard freestyle Bob Hunter competed an the butterfly and the Second Form whtz Peter Grace was a constant wtnner In the breaststroke Don Skerrett and Ollte Gul dersleeve performed on the board followed by Hopkuns and McQulllen In the lndlvldual medley The fabulous four In the 200 freestyle relay were Reynolds Shoch Mulltgan and MacFadyen The team boasted of a good number of promlstng freshmen such as Ed Shay the notable dlstance man Tom Spence a versatlle wlnner Rlck Arscott an Improv :ng backstroker and 50 yard freestyle swimmers Jlm O Halloran Ed Strtnger and Brownle Black Credit should also be gtven to the three seniors Hopktns Reynolds and Mulltgan who set a great example for the underclassmen t t l , A r . . , . 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I l r I I I I ' I , . . . , . r r I 4 A 4 ' MX f W 9 ' .ygapwfff I f 2 i TLJMJ 543,51 ff 7 1-inf' E 2 1 5 e- ' gg? 5 :MA .Tk ,Mk Q 4 Tip, 'av i f au- ., W- www 'f'f j'W 4MfA was ,K . , ,Ja M, ' H Qigglmiza Zfffgg Lwifjiii 1942 .f'f'54af4 fgj15mQ,f 3' ME V 3 , 1 W W ., , 5? if 4' f W ., Z , , ., 1959 l ws.- nussf..-M...-,-:-tllssluti 1- COACH DETHIER Standmg F tler Krettler Hatch Capers Mr Dethler L ndsay Kneel ng Mclver Jacobs G West Howe J Francs J West The squash team enloyed one of nts fmest seasons thus year wuth an Il 1 record under the coachlng of Mr Dethner and the captanncy of Ralph Howe The team opened with a 70 romp over the Umversuty of Pennsylvanna Freshmen On January 14 we set about wmnmg back the Inter Ac cham plonshxp by defeating Penn Charter 6 0 Follownng a comparatively easy 7 0 wm over Hull the team made one of nts fmest showlngs by beatlng Episcopal 6 O on the losers courts Despite a wnnnmg streak the Haverford team was pessumlstlc on nts way to Yale but won 5 2 The team then repeated two earlier vtctorles by defeating PC and Penn Frosh 60 70 respectively On the 14th of February a depleted squash team barely beat Navy 4 3 The team continued nts Inter Ac vlctoraes with a 42 wln over Epnscopal enolmg as league champs wlth a 40 log The squashers travelled up to West Pount and defeated the Plebes wlthout the loss of a game ln the next to the last match of the year we played Hull School who won a few games but no matches as Haverford won 7 0 In the fmal match Haverford gourneyed up to Princeton for the toughest match of the year Wtth John Capers suck we were forced to play Bruce Whale Lmdsay nn the number 7 slot Although the Whale covered the court X I 1 - 1 ' 4 at '- .Bl .0 I ,J il IX sy . S. i : A. R.. g r,rr c I f I JY t . I it QR 5- - My ' l 2 ,, Q Q ' I . . - - - , i . . . I I ' 1 ' I ' . I - . . I . . - I I ' . . I Vuctory well he was crushed 3 O George West had has Troubles at number 2 but turned In a close vlctory with a 15 12 score IH the frfth game John Francns was havlng the combmatlon of bad luck and sneaker Trouble and consequently lost 3 0 John Monster West got psyched unto a 3 1 defeat at number 6 by Gordon Large At thus pomt Haverford was down 3 l nn matches wnth three to go Captann Howe scored a 3 0 vlctory over James Zug whale Al Class-of 60 Jacobs at number 3 won 3 1 over Bob Brshop However Nlcky Llvely Mclver couldnt pull out the last game as he lost by two pomts Haver ford went down In defeat 4 3 but In any event ut was a flne season Tough day for West Easy vlctory for Howe W Francis serves Mclver exhrbrts form Jacobs on the way to vuctory I I - ' ll II II ll ll ll 1, H - I , ' ' ll I ll ' ' ll ' ll ' I , . - I U Q aj. '37 6' ,mt ny., 1..32,M. .95 V V A rg A ,lm pi- ,N ' fvr., 'X Q -' s r A 4, 'J , ' y f - V ' 2 , WINTER TRACK Fi Back Row J Wark Walton Mr Smlth J Taylor Terhune Second Row Ross Onthank Reese McCullough Schwen nesen Dunn Pamtt Front Row Crane Rea Hughes W Howson Watt C Bussell GYM Huebner, J. Cowan, Stephenson, Furlong, Mr. Price, J. Allen, Rumbough, Rosenfeld, Reinhardt. WRESTLING '1 Back Row Mr Buckley W Bentz Carter A Hunt Clarke Morris Cromwell Front Row Bernsteln Buell Kennedy F Jacobs J Scott Bull W Klmball. Thus years champnonshup wrestling team agarn compuled an Impressive strmq of vrctorles Although there were only tour returnrng lettermen the grapplers under Coach Nell Buckley took the Inter Ac tltle for the nlnth strarght year Although the 38 match wlnnlng streak was tlnally broken the wrestling team strll remains undefeated and untled through 27 straight league contests Three of the outstandrng matches of the season were agannst Bryn Athyn Penn Charter and Eprscopal the last two beung declsnve league vlctornes ln the flrst lnter Ac meet of the season wuth Penn Charter the team splrlt was hugh and the matmen won with Cromwell wrestllng an outstandnng heavyweight match ln the league meets were relatuvely easy wnth the wrestlers defeatnng Frnends Cen tral Germantown Academy and Malvern by overwhelm :ng scores On February lB the Buckleymen encountered CAPTAIN WILKES a strong, hnghly aroused Episcopal team Wlns by Bern stern, 95 lb, Buell, lO3 lb , Jacobs, l2O lb , Scott, 127 lb , Kimball, l38 lb , Carter, l65 lb, and Morris, HWT, and a tue by Hunt, l54 lb, enabled the Fords to beat thelr op ponents and clinch the tntle Neff counters , 'gg ,,,c atibglggifific 1.3. 5 A ggi 's f n' Tj r Al ' C.- Q f- ..e.L....,..., , A , , ,E l I , , - il , ' J.. ,A M ., I K . 4 L. ,, ., .. 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' 1 1 1 . 7 5 0 I O , J A H is .ie- 5 be , 112 W , if H , mana., www iii F i . 2 f I Rf in an ,,,,:,,Q, M A la gwfff , ,Q , ff '- . ff f. l -1 MMM rn' M giffiw 5: 1 I s 5 1 :,' gf f gp We ,W 'E r ' . W 4 2 'fi'- as 0 5 Ha , BASEBALL -7---.- 'nr ew M 'l 'f' ...4 Back row Mr Dethuer Bordogna Stamback Strmger Crouse Mr Parsons Second row Simmons Greenough Rutenberg Bunting Lyons Mathews Front row Boerner Fleicher Harvey Heberleln Howson Acuff na tn Captain Harvey Throwing Conference at The Mound I4 l Q: , C , 4 y ,f ,if ll ' B B 'I In ' - K YG ' ilk ' 1 A . X X Wx... . C 5 : - . 1 r I 1 I 1 I - f 5 Q 1 1 I I ' ' : I I I I I ' ' ft . x H B .- N 3, 2 B B is jg A if Eight returning lettermen made the outlook for this year's team so good that they were rated league leaders. The team was strong in every category. The outstanding hitter was Walter Acuff, aided by the slugging of Lance Boerner, Dave Bunting, and Dave Fletcher. Fletcher also led the battery and was assisted by Owen Simmons, fireballer Lance Boerner, with Charlie Lyons receiving. The Fords fielded the fine defense of Captain Harvey at third base, Boerner at shortstop, Heberlein at second, Bunting at first, and Acuff Alex Howson and Stainback in the outfield The first game of the season was played against Frankford High School on the home diamond Fletchers pitching Boerners center field home run Acuffs two hits and Heber leins three R Bl s all combined to boost the winning score to eight to three The next game was away at Germantown Academy whe e we started right off with a five run first inning Acuff once more hit well knocking out a two run homer to help the team Supporting his hitters Fletcher pitched excellently Heberlein had three more R B I s while Bunting Stalnback and Heberlein with two hits apiece aided us in bringing the score to ten nine our favor by the bottom of the ninth Then Germantown loaded the bases with one away The versatile Lance Boerner came in from shortstop at that point and calmly struck out the next two batters to win the game These two games are indicative of the quality of baseball this winning team played throughout the year March ri ri April April Apr: April April April May May May May May May May THE SCHEDULE Frankford High School Germantown Academy Girard College Lawrenceville School Chestnut Hill Friends Central Penn Charter School Episcopal Academy Malvern Prep School Germantown Academy Chestnut Hill Tower Hill School Friends Central Penn Charter School Episcopal Academy Malvern Prep School Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Fletcher rounds third Center Mr Dethier knocks one Bottom Boerner heads home Nobody sieals wlih Lyons catching an then he s on second Right down e o a ey Bunhng Back Row Mr Ewmg LaForce Rumbouqh Grnsdale T Watt Third Row W Srnnh D Jones Lauer Sloane Weltmer Second Row J V S W Puckett M Emory J Powell I Geer Thels Front Row J W Frazier Gawthrop Snyder Capers B Dlxon Amoroso Back Row Mr Heyward Mattson Mellor Curhs Meyer D Wilson J Keay Keen Powell Second Row Relnharclt Putney Tnfft Foltz Stevens Nolan Vallely Fowler McCullough P Howson Front Row C Moxey Reese Andruss Hannigan Spence Newbold W Reed W Smeclley Shaffer Back Row Mr Tatta West Gibbons Neff Bnttenbender Lovelace Page Huston Atwater G Reed Mr Prizer Second Row Rollins Karer J Reed Chance Glasberg Acuff Lathrop Wylie Schlosser McConnell Front Row Swift High Render Buck MacBean Reeves Grauer Dyer Stack Oram Huganir Bryans Costello Fulweiler McCoy Foedisch Johnson Rudd Newbold Tropea Epes Second Row Hayward Driver Brown Hodge Crozer Wilkes Pierce Fischer Ogden Taylor Hunt Front Row Frazier Chandler Parr Keay Callaghan Thayer Duer B Smith Hunter Seldle Shearburn Miller .5 ' I 1 1 l ' 1 D , , , , , . , . ' . 5 1 1 - 1 , , , , ' , , . : ' , ' , ' , , , , , , , . Back Row: Mr. F. Ewing, Stevens, Reed, Hansen, Oehrle, D. Hughes, Bunting, LaForce, Tapsell, Mr. O'Brien. Third Row: P. 1 I I I . I I . I I I I I ' : I l IIII . I A I l I I I ' : I I I I I I , I I . I , . I I . . Back Row Mr Jones G Emmons Madelra C Burnham Jordan Downey Kendrrck F Fletcher Mr Bonnng Thvrd Row A Peterson C Kogge Chandlee C Koons L Toro D Cook T Charrmgton D McAdoo G Converse Second Row 5 Malone C Berguldo Martin Michel S Smedley Leonards P Demberg G Wilson Mcllvam T Brown Frrst Row P Howson Llttlepage Lee H Strlnger O Johnson J Chance C Carstensen D Wnlkms Drrpps DeLaCour N Neldlz Back Row Mr Dnckens Clough Warner Wrlkuns Krout M Harruty Roehrs Keatmg Welsh Mr Boyer Fourth Row W Brown Perkms RulonM1Iler P Selby Reeve H G:bbonsNeff Hansen Moss J Bentz N Selby Third Row McAdoo R Harnty C Wnster Jaffy Slap McConnell Nealson R Bunting Clark D Tranger J Perkms Second Row Alessu Van Pelt Bohlen Green Scudder Thompson Tryon Longnecker Inman Wrrght McCabe First Row EVHST J Scott R Tfangef D Scott Brttenbender R Potts Persson Dutcher Groben Stewart J Potts Woldow 7 - 1 - 1 51 -' 1 1 1 41- 1 - 5- 5 5 ' 1 - 1 1- 1- 1 - 1 - 5 1- 1 - - 5 I ' 1 1 1 - 1 - 1. 1- , - 5, A , , . 9'S 5 -5 1 1 1 .51 1 - 51 1 .1 1 - - 5' 1 51 'l 1 - 1 1 - 5 ' 1 1 1 - 1 - - 5 I - 51 - l 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1- - 5 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1- 1 - I - 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1- 1 - II9 Back Row S Wilson Carlton Richardson F Jacobs Vacca Carter Fourth Row Mr Smith Shay Wilkenlng McQuiIIen Tate Beck Gibson Spano Furlong Bailey Dodge H Francis Third Row Brittain OHaIloran Arscott H Petersen Condon W Reeves Schwennesen Burnham Crane Terhune W Allen Second Row Mr Buckley Kimball J H Frazier A Hunt Bentz T Hughes C Cantrell Bull Remey W Howson TRACK This years track Team led by co captains Wilkes and Kreitler was comparatively young and inexperienced AI though there were only three Iettermen returning from last years Inter Ac Championship team Coach Buckley felt that the team would do well a belief that was subsequently KREITLER verified The team had most of its strength in the running events In the IOO and 200 yard dashes Chris Shoch was our most outstanding man scoring many firsts In the high and low hurdles both Harbie Moore and Biddle Morris excelled The runners in the 440 yard dash were Woody Odiorne and Bruce MacFadyen Captain Kreitler Reds Howson and Tom Hughes in the half mile and John Rea and Jim O Halloran inthe mile helped chalk up points Although the team was inexperienced everyone was optimistic This feeling reated the right spirit and the boys did well inthe season s competition CAPTAIN CAPTAIN WILKES I f -4Y-.j... I I : ' I I I D I ' I I ' : ' I I I I . I . I I I ' I . . . . . . , , , , r - - 4 . I , V , , - 1 , 1 , , . . r . , ' , . - , . , , - , - . , , - , Collins, J, Taylor, Whitesell. Front Row: Walton, Walker, Rea, MacFadyen, Morris, Kreitler, Wilkes, C. Shoch, J. Scott, Odiorne, Moore, P. Smith. . , . . I - I ' - , . . ' 1 I I , . W A i I . . . i l ' I I . . . , I T 1 I I I . . , . I . . , . . , . Smith . broad jumps ay puts e shot C0aches 5 k and sm,,h UC 'ev Shoch fmlshes he 440 Scott clears the bar 220, Rea Odiorne Shoch Back Row Mr Woodward Bullltt Russell Talbot Stafford Stucht Scattergood Wagner W Bussell Phaeffle Jones Second Row S Taylor Hugamr Dorrance J Hughes Webbe D Walters Dudley R Ely M Johnson J Hauserman Front Row Calder Read Mcllvaln P Jacobs Grace P Cromwell Pruce Ross R Llnclsley Frommeyer JUNIOR TEAM son J Harruson A Wrley C Taylor M Shober Davns Brnght Second Row I Baird Kurkland Server Acuff Walther Johnson E Wheeler Madden Frrst Row Lamp Prewntt L Taylor J Wnley Walther Bateman Colgan Harkln Blake Back Row: Mr. Campbell, J, Wheeler, Geer, Dilks, G. Lindsley, R. Hauserman, Baker, Clader. Third Row: J. Bissell, D, Harri- I22 CAPTAIN HOWE Thts years varslty tennis team led by Captaln Ralph Howe were top contenders for thus years Inter Ac tltle as there were five re turnxng Iettermen besudes Captaan Howe Tom Wrdrng George West Albert Jacobs Larry Forstall and Nick Mclver Ralph Howe Middle States champxon played fnrst and could be depended on for a vlctory tn each match Albert Jacobs and Nick Mclver who both placed hugh In the Mlddle States matches played second and third respectlvely George West held down the fourth posltlon and came In wlth a lot of clutch vlctorles Larry Forstall and Tom Wldzng were almost unbeatable In playnng tlrst doubles whsle John West and Dave Cantrell held down second doubles James Hunt and Rick Hamnlton were contenders for a posrtlon nn either doubles or snngles Slnce Mr Rlchardson had a J V team thus year he had reserves to help hum out In clutch matches Thus this years team was rather flexible and gave a good opportunlty for the best persons to play TENNIS Mr Richardson Howe Wldlng J Hunt Mclver G West A Jacobs Forstall D Cantrell P Bartle Mclver serves COACH RICHARDSON Mr. Richardson gives some pointers -qi Captain Ralph exhibits form The Whale volleys J.V.'S Back Row Mr Richardson R H Pew Hamnlton Rosenfeld Cowan Davls Illoway Front Row F Jacobs Beyer Gay Thacher J West Back Row Mr Allen Reuchel League B Voorhees Harrison L Heckscher J Blddle Second Row Cullen Buzzard Kennedy Nuckle Edwards Wood Front Row Ludlow Carry Nance J Huber Bonner - - I - - 1 I , , , . : . , , 1 - - 2 . , 1 , - , , . , - - 1 , I I I I ' : I I I ' I ' Standing: Blakely, Crowell, Byrne, Blum, J. Francis, Cromwell, Richards, Krickle, Dutton, Craig, Mr. Leonard. Kneeling: Baker, Huston Sabol, Cvuerrini, Scott, Walters, Bissell. Sitting: Gildersleeve, Carrigan, Boericke,J. Barclay, Harkins, F. Barclay. Although this year's crew had only three returning lettermen, Fred Barclay, Bob Blum, and Captain Peter Guer- rini, it once again shaped up as one of Havertord's outstanding spring sports. Preparing to defend their National Schoolboy title in the Senior four-oared shell and Quadruple skull events, the rivermen worked diligently since early March, under the tutelage of Coach Fred Leonard, aiming to retain its two National Championships. This year's Nationals were held on May 23 in Wyandotte, Michigan. Using the boats and facilities of the Undine Barge Club, the crew rowed about six miles a day, six times a week on the muddy Schuylkill. The tour-oared shell consisted of Bob Blum, Fred Barclay, Larry Byrne, John Huston, and Pete Guerrini as cox- swain. John Richards, Jack Barclay, Steve Sabol, and John Francis composed the varsity squad. The oarsmen also participated in the Philadelphia City Championship. Of this year's nine varsity members, seven will return, thus forming a powerful experienced nucleus for next year's crew. Shooting for a medal! Ready for another workout! The river is still there. iii . .gs ,.,Vv- M, 'N an 3 I26 t 1 rw- - iv F ? 1 ,,, lk, H 1 -- Championship Four Takes Ten mi, H ,.. J' .paw if as-3 .NM '+R xx xlibs YS X -...S ik-.X Varsity Quad Ready To Go Tennis, Anyone? Work No Play' Swing To gether' . .Y-a-an Big Enght Works mn 4, 3 . -, i 7 514 Avi .V -wk .1 g. ' 4 'K N ' .95 f-. A N ' K 5, . ,, on-.. ' x , ,fm - ,Q ' ' -N. 'fs 1 . -- N K N fr:-f-cg . X-so xy X x -s . gf, X ss gag-M.,.,M,WN -- XM. xxx 'N-., ws MK . 5 - KX, f 'xx'-M, -Q.. M' Y .v , s,N,., , .,,, ,, It I I I -- . .,,, Z W' Q., I , ' A ' L 1 ' 5 A gf ' f 4 VU in W Mr Austm Faunce Onthank Test Frtler T Moxey Thus year the Golf team was made up of about fnfteen boys Under the flne coaching of Mr Austin and the leadership of Captain Test the teams performance was outstanding an the eleven matches scheduled thls sprung The top sux men on the team were Watson Campbell Test Todd Moxey Heath Onthank John Voorhees and John Bevan Although these boys played most of the matches the ten or so other members of the team should not be discounted for they contributed greatly to the team s spnrut Coach Austin Captam Test and Moxey 3 Back Row: Dunn, Belsinger, Campbell, Bevan, Skerrett. Second Row: Alexander, Cady, Marshall, Perelman. Front Row: ' I I I I I I ' ' I , . I I I I I , . I I , . . . I D I ' A close match I m a pro iw S A squash serve'7 K Jacobs Actron at Penn Charter ,,....eL-v -W 4 Fletcher shoots fl i :E , 1, ? s'rf:Wf f - ' ' a f 1 ', lt? E811 A perfect start They re off' Hopktns relaxes I29 You aren'1 all applying to Amherst. is ? lf 3, Woman Eater CLASS IDPIIQOPHECY y ove Wake up you dolt yelled my gorgeous blonde Wlfe Tondalaya thls IS the day you re golng to have all those co IncIdentaI meetIngs wIth your old fellow sufferers from prep school and wrIte one of Those In sufferably obscure and borung class prophecIes whIch thank Heaven are about TX: accurate It could be worse I moaned I could meet them In alphabetucal order As I trupped out the door flIter allyj I was handed my space helmet by Henry Colllns my Impeccable butler Che only does It for charntyh Dust Ing myself off I was knocked flat by a gust of wInd from the bIcycle of Jeff Allen world famous grand prIx racer Where would be a lIkely place to meet all my old bloody buddIes'P I mused I declded to VISIT the offlce of Larry Byrne world renowned phsychlatnst Loads of my former class mates are probably BCTIVS customers I thought As my chauffeur world renowned Ieep drlver John Bevan pulled up to the curb Ihe does It for chanty alsol we smashed INTO the re bullt 40 Ford of world renowned 40 Ford re bullder Bob Blakely He IS now suIng me through the offlces of Neuman IBrucel Bull CMIchaelJ 81 Smkler fEdwInl world renowned shyster lawyers CThey also handle the shady dealIngs of BIg Boss Bob BernsteIn lIttle known underworld and CIVIC Ieaderl WhIle Walllng ID Dr Byrnes offlce I watched a tele vIsIon show starrung hIIl bIlly favornte Marty Hatch who had lust sold hIs ten mIIIIonth copy of the record Ill Be Down to Get You In a RIckshaw Honey When the Sun ShInes Brught on Your South PhIlly Home Rock words by hIs manager Frank WIlkInson musIc by world renowned tone deaf composer CharlIe Auchuncloss The announcer was suave Bob KeIth darlnng of the younger set RecoverIng I entered Doc Byrnes Inner sanctum Hello hows the old gang? I asked Iovually He returned Hows your old persecutIon complex but settled down to nlckel alloy tacks Well among my regular group Cat bndge you understand! IS BlaIne KrIckl who runs a hIgh-class date servIce wIth AI Greenough Then across the hall there IS the offIce of Walter Acuff Insultlng pardon consultung engIneer Hes currently worktng on a better gIrl trap How s old Sam Carter'-7 I asked Oh hes managrng People who make bad puns are baslcally Insecure at least thats what famous elder statesman type Steve Dunnung says Look I know my busmess Say I got a letter from Harry Overholtzer today hes fulfIlled a IIfe long ambI tIon He IS stranded all alone at the North Pole wIth a Stelnway Plano' No Its okay I Interlected AdmIral Gaylord Hop kIns IS swImmIng to hIs rescue under the ICS cap and CaptaIn Barry Matlavage now a navy doctor IS stand Ing by to pump both Harry and Gay full of formalde hyde or some other stlmulant when they return on board I saw where bIg bopper Ron Kalserman Iust won a thIrty day dance contest And Ralph Howe and George West are stIII fughtlng It out for the worlds squash cham pIonshIp We always were an athletIc bunch You? the doctor saId VarsIty chug a lug senlor year' SpeakIng of athIetIcs and by the way I thought that letter of yours was for dodgIng cars on the East Rlver Drnve have you seen that JIm LaIer has lust been slgned to lead the Baltnmore Colts In what Coach .lIm hopes wIlI be theIr twenty second consecutIve champIonshIp season? Don t get around much do you? Well my Wlfe Tondalaya she Never mInd that Say you were always good at slIngIng stuff around you must have seen where Lance Boerner lust set a worlds record for wenght llfllng He traIns exclusuvely on corn you know No I dldnt I Sald trylng to be dIffIcult butl dId see where wealthy SOCISTY play boy Wally Futler Invented a way to play squash SITTIHQ downl You Iust sIt here and watch the baseball game whIle I make some telephone calls Sald Larry swltchlng on the set The Honolulu Glants were playIng the Nome Dodgers and star hurler Dave Fletcher was In top form CConclusIon on page 1335 Il ll II I ll 1 1 ' - - ,, . . , , 11 1 - 11 1 I ' 0 I 1 1 II I 1 - , I . . 1 - - I . . . , H 1 1 - ll ll 1 I D I ' I ll Il ll 1 1 I ' - - - . ,, . . 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': fi'! 1151. ..... ig .-.1 1 W, Y-5, '-ii R f ' M -i -an-o -.- '51,-z..- 'f .,..Q lilln l , ,, , i E He was stIlI pItchIng woo A shaving commercIal with renowned dairyman and sailor Mitch Neff distracted me Cwho ever thought mIlkIng cows on a LIghtnIng was ImpossIble'PJ Old Mitchs one mIllIon acre establlsh ment IS belng run with occasional profit by world re nowned agrrculturallst and agrarian Pete Crouse With a bare foot I switched channels gust In tIme to see Bob BrInton demonstratIng greaseless hair tonic When Dr Byrne returned he explained that he had been purchasIng a used car from Honest John Faunce f3O'X-I off If you dont see It firstl John It IS saId can fIx almost any tIcket In the state Honest Johns IS lust across the drag strip from George Mullrgans Haullng Corporation Hoollgan IS reported to be the most In tellectual ex truck drIver In the country a feat he always prophesIed Doc had lost hIs last car when fIre ball Alex Howson chief druver for Buck MIssImers body shop Cnot to be confused Wlfh Krlckls organIzatIonD wrapped It around a TV aerIal at 170 m p h Doc had a newspaper under hIs arm which displayed lurId headlines telllng of lover boy John Hustons latest bara Huttons 34th husbandj had forgotten to dlspose of his thIrd Only the brIllIant oratory of lawyer Dick BrIttaIn was going to be able to save hIm Judge James CKIU Wilkes was quoted as repeatIng frequently Bring on the glrlsl KrIckl was not In attendance but a baldlng old man In the rear of the court room was seen to dial the BaldwIn School Well lets see that leaves about a dozen and a half doesn t It'P I asked I can tell you where some of them are I soon dIS covered that BernIe Smith and Tom Widing were operat Ing as social secretarIes specializing In all nIght ah er parties ErIch Heberlein was busy turnIng out tweeters and woofers In hIs hI fI factory Bull Arnold IS a sclen TIST for the government working to Improve the atomic powered spitball Bob KreItler IS still runnIng That man of mystery Bo Reynolds has emerged from fifteen years of seclusion on a desert Island after having trans lated the entIre Hardy Boys serIes INTO German How about the foreign students? Well last tIme I heard Jorg Oser or Oser Jorg as he prefers It was engaged In a sedItIous plot to restore the Hapsburgs to power In Austria Staale Berdal has Iust been named tennIs champlon of Norway by default he IIteraIly crushed his OPPOSITION And I hear that Sven ErIk Petersen has turned Elsinore Castle Into Hamlets Motel Thanks I know a few others myself For Instance Ed lsett IS a successful band leader Che can t read musIc but man can he decorate hIgh school gymnasIumsJ Class president Chris Harvey IS now president of the Pennsyl vanIa Railroad Cinfluence'-It and still oramItates fre quently Bruce LIndsay IS captaln of a whallng ship In the ArctIc with that expert on blubber Rudy Blythe as fIrst mate SkIp Scott IS now a solid cItIzen Un fact he has completely atrophIedJ Buzz Campbell IS pIanIst In Ed Isett s band he can t read musIc either ChrIs Cantrell runs a very successful lumber yard he specIaIIzes In dead wood Bob Bordogna has Invented a new cleanIng fluid and has taken over where Carbona left off James Pancho Hunt has emigrated to Puerto Rico and become that states second senator mostly due that Toby Peltz IS teaching at Haverford and coachIng the Inter Ac championship softball team Yes and Isnt Tom Test helplng out with the soccer team when he ISD t working at hIs 'ob as mayor of Strafford'P True and he lust bought Into the roller rInk out there In Berwyn wIth Jamle Shoch JamIe calls the square dances on Saturday nights he s known as the DIck Clark of the Main LIne Well Bake that about kIlls It said Dr Byrne as he let me out Literally and figuratively I returned Later that evenIng I showed the results of my re search to my gorgeous red headed Cshed changed dur Ing the dayj wufe Tondalaya All these famous guys are lust fIne she said tossing a few assorted pots and pans my way but what have you ever done that s worthwhlle yah bum? 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