Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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I, X 5 - Q D+ ' A' ,, I f J 1 mi K K fp' if ,H P X i 5 H' 4 , V1 Bm :fare Q N.-.,f. if ,nfig 2 Huw 232, IN MEMORIAM JOSEPH H TAYLOR Joe Taylor was one of Haverford Schools most promlsmg students He always worked hard at hns studnes a fact that was recognuzed by has ad mlttance to the Cum Laude Socnety We who knew hum personally remember hlrn not only for has dllugence an studies but also for his sincerity an all flelds of endeavor Everyone admlred hum for those qualmes To his teachers Joe was an ex cellent student to has classmates Joe was a ftne frnend We all mtss hum greatly IN APPRECIATION MR NEIL BUCKLEY The Class of 1960 wishes to show nts appreclatnon to Mr Nell Buckley both as a teacher and a coach He taught Social Studnes to many of us In the Junior School and coached us In the Sensor School Mr Buckley has had an enviable record as a coach He began coaching wrestlung at Haverford an 1947 and has won nine consecutive Interacademlc championships as well as enght Eplscopal Invltatlon Tournaments Although only apponnted track coach In 1957, he has already had one lnteracademlc cham pnonshlp team as well as one championship mule relay team nn the Penn Relays In addltlon to wrestllng and track, he has coached many pound football teams and has also acted as llne coach for the varslty football team during the 1958 season Besides being an excellent coach, Mr Buckley IS a good frlend, who always has a sympathetnc ear for a boy's problems With great prnde, the Class of 1960 shows nts appreclatlon to Mr Buckley for all that he has done for Haverford V Vl V V V IV PS PS PS THE HEADMASTER S MESSAGE To the left IS your Class Tree arranged accordIng to the grade-levels at whIch you entered The Haverford School There lS one symbol for each one of the seventy two who hope to graduate June 15 1960 ComputatIon reveals that allowmg for several temporary wlthdrawals and returns you have been In attendance at Haverford for an aggregate of 498 years Two InterestIng questlons may be asked What has been the effect upon the School of your havIng been In It for 498 years? What have 498 years of attendance at Hav erford done for you? No answers are Immedlately forthcommg We can predIct however that the qualIty of your performance hereafter wIll defInItely do somethIng to the Schools reputataon We can also prophesy that what Haverford has been able to do for you durIng these 498 years wIll be reflected In your achIeve ments In short we have been engaged In a cooperatnve venture the outcome up to thas POINT beIng a pOSIllVe good In thIs SITUBTIOH lIes a challenge both to you and to the School that we buuld well for the future upon thIs solId foundatIon Let us wIsh each other good fortune and an unflaggmg zeal xfufsfw 1 I . . . ' 1 v v v A A , IV I IV Q III III III III III III III III III 1- u U ll Il ll ll ll ll ll ll Il ll Il .I I I I I I I I I I I I ' 6 6 6 3 I A ' 5 5 5 5 ' 4 4 G A ' ' .' 3 3 3 3 3 , . A . l 1. 2 2 2 2 . . . . ' I I I I I I I 7 ' ' A PS PS - ' SENIORS X If Q5-ff MICHAEL EDWARD ALDRICH 4008 Darby Road Bryn Mawr, Pa. LA 5-ll27 Usually seen: whistling- Oh, Where Have You Been Billy Boy? Sir! I just asked how to find cubes! Index Reporter VI Scrence Socuety III V Polemrcs Socnety VI Assembly Debate VI Latin Club IVV Honor Roll III VI Servxce Club IV VI Index Typrst V Russian Club VI Hoyle Club III IV urrent Events Club III V Polemucs Club III V Football VI Intramural Basketball V VI Honor Roll III Make CARLETON THOMAS ANDERSON JR 124 Woodside Road Just dropped rn for a game Haverford, pa Usually seen slpbonlng gas MI 2 2648 I A 9 . ' ' 6 RICHARD SALTONSTALL AUCHINCLOSS JR Usually seen smllmg R D fel Kmg of the nver Malvern Pa WE 3 2575 Lackey Latm Club III Index VI Glee Club IV VI Buck Hull Falls Conference VI Honor Roll III VI Crew IV VI Captam VI Stotesbury Regatta IV Fall Crew Champlonshlp VI Phnladelphra Cnty Champlonshup V Natnonal School Boy Rowlng Champuonshrp IV Index Reporter VI Russuan Club VI Latm Club III IV German Club V Current Events Club V Sctence Soctety V Honor Roll III V Duck Butlds up the wrists Pet possesslon the brnefcase FREDERICK BEALE BARCLAY 522 Hansell Rd Wynnewood, Pa Ml 2 5496 I 6 Q 0 CHARLES WILLIAM BENTZ III 4 Forest Road Wayne, Pa MU 8 3357 Usually seen grlnnung sheeplshly Ernie squeezes off a few rounds Ernie Glee Club III IV Hoyle Club In nv Photography Club V VI Service Club V VI Glee Club V VI Polemlcs Club IV V Current Events Club IV V Index IV Features Edntor V Sports Editor VI Football V VI Wrestling V VI Member of Inter Ac Champlonshlp Wrestlmg Team V Second Place Episcopal lnvntatuon Wrestllng Tournament V Intramural Basketball Wanderers V a las B ob a :as Booby Peaches and cream Usually seen an Mr Brownlow s room ERNEST LAW BIDDLE JR Buck Lane and Coopertown Rd Haverford Pa MI 9 0913 'Q I - s- 9 - -B 6 ,G ' , 0 il Bill 1, I' C ROBERT MARTIN BLUM 714 Duxon Lane Gladwyne, Pa MI 2 7867 Usually seen with broken glasses Glee Club IV VI Index Contnbutor V Haligoluk Contributor V Current Events Club IV Natural Scuence Club IV Im Snow fob Latm Club III Spanish Club III V Polemlcs Club IV Hoyle Club III VI Vnce President VI Index Reporter IV Csrculatxon Manager V Photography Manager VI Soccer VI Crew Manager IV VI Polemlcs Club IV V PresldentV Student Councnl V VI Secretary Treasurer V Treasurer VI Football V VI Swlmmnng V Crew IV VI Phnladelphua Cnty Champnonshnp IV Natuonal School Boy Rownng Champlonshnp IV Honor Roll III VI Get a horse' Usually seen enloymg the hospntalnty of the Wests JAMES FERGUSON BOERICKE 134 Grays Lane Haverford Pa MI 2 2384 J' ' I I . E Haligoluk Contributor IV, Assistant Seniors Editor V I Bob , . FREDERICK HENDERSON BUELL Pet peeve lung cancer Hershey Mxll Rd 5,U,,,,,p, Malvern Pa NI4I728 Bone Index IV Sports Edntor V Glee Club IV V Athletuc Assocuatnon Vlce Presndent VI Signet V VI Cum Laude V VI Soccer V VI Basketball V VI Captain VI Baseball IV VI Intramural Basketball Nads IV V LBNYW Club Ill IV All Inter Ac Second Team Soccer V H-9l'90lUk Confflbutof Ill All Inter Ac Second Team Basketball V l?0l9 fF1'CSICLUb lll IV All Mann Lune Honorable Mention Basketball V Hoyle Club III IV Treasurer V Presndent VI Harvard Club of phlladelphla Award V Index III News Editor IV Co Edutor V Editor VI Honor Roll III VI Lewis Gouverneur Smith Prlze V Wrestlung III VI Member of Inter Ac Champlonshnp Wrestling Team IV V First place Epnscopal Invntatuon Tournament V Wrestlung Cup V Stgnet Socuety VI Cum Laude V VI Ferd DAVID GARDNER BUNTING I26 N Menon Ave Bryn Mawr, Pa Usually seen by Headmaster starting the physncs stop LA 5 2468 clock Daddy longlegs , , I X I bf A . ', 9 j . fenf CU Ill r 6 Honor Rolllll-VI v 1 1 - - 1 ' A f I O 5 PHILIP CHESTER BURNHAM III I04 Quaker Lane Form faftmg hat Vlllanova Pa LA 5 0447 Wald Bull a las The White Rat Index VI Managung Edltor VI Dramahc Club VI Glee Club VI Orpheos VI Class Vnce Presndenf V Secretary VI Foofball H VI Lahn Club Ill IV Natural Sclences Club IV Vnce President V Presndent VI James I-ll Y1mYI Brown Cl'-'ll VI Pfesldenl Vl Student Council V VI Vnce Presndent V Secretary VI Thomas Allerton Newhall Award III Cum Laude V VI Slgnef V VI Rmg Commuftee IV Chairman ofSpec1aI Bnology Prolect V Honor Roll III VI Afhlefnc Assoclahon IV VI Secretary VI Wrestlmg II VI Captain VI Member of Inter Ac Champuonshup Wrestlnng Team II V Ist place Episcopal Invnahon Tournament III Track VI Manager VI Game Commnttee VI I a nas Spnder WILLIAM WALES CARLISLE 432 Mulberry Lane I-'fe' Haverford, Pa Pet peeve dnsappearmg when he Turns sideways MI 2 7369 I. ' . v I. I 1 H H G Haligoluk V, Editor-in-Chief VI 6 1 - f 0 Ph'I I'- DAVID ESPENET CARPENTER Pe, ,he bends, 'long Lanen All is fair in love and war. Stratford, Pa. MU 8-0257 Steve Romance Language Club IV Photography Club VI Outing Club Ill IV Football Vl Wrestling V VI Servlce Club VI Natural Sciences Club V VI Carp FRANK STEPHEN CLARKE III 920 Academy Lane Great vmtage that 44 B C Bryn Mawr Pa Pet peeve checkup LA 5 8498 1 9 6 - I o It I 1 ANDREW DAVENPORT COOK 214 St. Davids Court St. Davids, Pa. MU 8-1830 Russian Club VI Jazz Club V Secretary V Intramural Basketball Wanderers V Honor Roll IV VI Jim alias Jimbo And a nas Amos Usually seen: in the Physics Lab. Back home in the Ozarks. HWY' Glee Club VI Science Society V Natural Sciences Club V Index Contributor VI Honor Roll V VI Highest Average V Fall Crew Championship VI Philadelphia City Championship V Crew V VI 119' Leonardo daCook painting his most famous subfect Pet possession Patty JAMES INSLEY CRAIG Il Treadway Tennessee SANFORD LADD CRANE 821 Waverly Road Bryn Mawr Pa LA 5 5099 French Club Ill Photography Club IV VI Vnce President VI Scnence Socnety IV V Honor Roll III VI Tame Current Events Test Wmner IV Sandy a nas e Sumple Crane Ammal Usually seen laughmg Good gne Index Contributor V VI Servuce Club III VI Treasurer VI Dance Commuttee V VI Russuan Club VI Hoyle Club III Polemncs Socuety IV Football V VI Wrestlung V VI Intramural Basketball V VI Bug Snster s Club III VI President III VI Member of Inter Ac Championship Wrestling Team IV V Second Place Eplscopal Invntatuon Tournament V Honor Roll V VI Lunch Room Announcer VI Modern Jazz Club V Spanlsh Club III IV JOHN EATON CROMWELL 430 Berkley Road Polfshmg the old apple Haverford pa Usually seen wnthmg from the agony of has latest nn MI 2 6228 ury , . ' ' f! , A 1 1 X 3 Index Contributor V, Sports Editor VI 6 . I' ' Th . I ' I . JAMES LOCKHART CROWELL 411 Penn Valley Rd Narbeth Pa MO43707 U H h d H sua y ear pransnng umself Cool :sn t he9 Plerre Russnan Club VI Halrgoluk V Index Contributor IV V Dramatic Club V VI Honor Roll III VI Natuonal Mem Scholarshup Sem: funalust Member of Inter Ac Champuonshup Wrestlnng Team III Glee Club VI Glee Club V VI Dramatic Club VI Index Contrubutor IV V Crew V VI Im PETER MAPES DODGE Provndence Road Weell son wha does we have heah'P Edgemonf Pa Pet expression Here s my draft card to prove at EL 6 01 1 'I , . I wresrlsngllllmanageryl l 9 6 . ' O y J, DANIEL WILLIAMS DRAKE 650 Clyde Road Bryn Mawr Pa Index Typust V Servuce Club VI Dramatuc Club V VI Stage Manager VI Russian Club Vl French Club Ill Fifth Form Speakmg Contest Funalust Boys, I'm an alcoholic Noted for his xmpersonatxon of Peter Pan Dan I Daddy Usually seen snowed Physlcs Lab srx Inch base three Inch powder sknng ex cellenr a--.- Index Contributor IV V Dramatrc Club V VI Glee Club IV VI Lnbranan VI French Club III Current Events Club IV Outing Club Ill Football V VI JOHN MAYNARD DUTTON 303 West Avenue Wayne, Pa MU 8 3972 Ij E E v , I - 9 6 . o FRANK REA ELLIOTT Pet peeve IHSCCIICICIES Flat ROCIC Rd Passes anything on the road but a gas station Narberth Pa MO 4 3097 Fea Glee Club IV VI French Club Ill Current Events Club IV -isxx Service Club IV VI Hoyle Club IV V Photography Club IV VI Index V Photographer V Tennis III VI Co Captain VI Inter Ac Tennis Championship V Polemlcs Club Ill IV Honor Roll lll Frank LAURENCE LAFORE FORSTALL ISOO Flat Rock Rd. I can't play, but I sure look good. Narberth Pa Noted for: his tremendous, overpowering game of tid- MO A--'86-I dlywinks. JOHN MARSH FRANCIS Usually barely seen with his girl 5I 0 l..yI'1 mere Road He can t get his mind off soccer Bryn Mawr, Pa LA 5 2404 Dramatic Club V VI Russian Club VI Current Events Club IV Polemics Society IV Squash IV VI Captam VI Crew V VI Inter Ac Squash Champio I1 John Johnny Math Club VI Soccer VI Swimming V VI Track V VI Track Qualification Medal V Honor Roll V VI JOHN HUGH FRAZIER III 204 Buck Lane I'm not talking while the flavor lasfs. Haverford, pa' Outstanding feature: his chrome dome. Ml 9-0530 Pet expression: silence, R.D. W4 ACTION: West Chester, Pa. OW 6-2858 Haligoluk V VI Seniors Editor VI Dramatic Club V VI Secretary VI Glee Club V VI Orpheos VI French Club Ill Polemucs Club V Outing Club lll Photography Club V Science Society V Football VI Temple French Contest III Honor Roll III VI Buck Hill Falls Conference Bob once again brings order to the Physics class Usually seen adding up Butch s score o a nas Horse Tony a nas Toadmeyer Science Soclety IV V Index Contributor Hallgoluk Contributor V French Club III Hoyle Club VI Photography Club V THEODORE ANTHONY GREIFZU JR 515 St Davids Avenue St Davids, Pa MU 8 2599 I. , ' 'v Golden Ram Society Ill-VI, Founder III, President III-VI ' VI B b I. f H ' 1 PETER GUIDI GUERRINI Brynfueld Apartments Bryn Mawr Pa LA 5 0689 Sandy a nas Herb a nas C mt Student Council V VI Sngnet Society V VI Index Contrrbutor IV V VI Hahgoluk Contrrbutor IV Photographer VVI Crew III VI Captam V Honor Roll Ill VI Phuladelphua Scholastuc Crew Champuonshup IIIV Stotesbury Cup Regatta Kmgs Cup IV Class Pressdent V Class Vice President VI Pet possession the 48 It appears that Herb s a faster gun Index Contributor IV V Halrgoluk Contrubutor V Servzce Club V Glee Club IV VI Orpheos VI French Club III Basketball Manage VI Crew V VI Honor Roll III VI Scnence Socuety V Gub Gub a nas Pete Yes str' Pete s on the ball HERBERT PERRIN HARKINS JR 1338 Medford Road Wynnewood Pa Usually seen cletonatmg has hot bright flashbulbs MI 2 3572 , . I. I. I. r Crew Interscholastic Championship III-IV I Y Ili I. I , . . I ' JAMES DAY HOWSON JR Usually seen as a presudent 309 Wesf Avenue Music lover makes good Wayne, Pa MU 8 2632 6 Student Councul Ill VI President VI Signet Socaety V VI Index IV V Co-Features Edltor V Dance Commnttee V VI Dramatic Club III VI Presudent VI .vlee Club Ill VI Presldent VI Orpheos IV VI President VI Class Vnce President Ill Class Presndent IV VI Honor Roll Ill V Index Contributor IV V Football Mana er VI 9 Halrgoluk ContrlbutorV Track h V Service Club V VI Latm Club IV French Club III Hoyle Club IV V Natural Sclences Club VI Photography Club V Honor Roll III Mouse WALTER YEATTS HOWSON JR 401 Wmdsor Avenue The plans to the better mousetrap Wayne, Pa Usually seen adlustmg hns clap-on bow tue MU 8 2927 Rd l 'I French Club ul: President nu 9 'I , ' . ' o f THOMAS OPIE HUGHES Usually heard 418 NlUll'3eI'I'Y Lane Hoops works out for a heavy date Haverford P-a MIQOI77 Hoops Index Contnbutor IV V Russuan Club VI Current Events Club IV Polemucs Club IV Football V VI Wrestlmg V VI Intramural Basketball IV VI Member Inter Ac Champuonshlp Team V Servlce Club III VI Presldem VI Eplscopal Invrtatlonal Tournament Second Place V Russuan Club VI Current Events Club III VI Vuce President V Athletuc Assoclatnon VI Presudent VI German Club IV V Football V VI Captam VI Track V VI Track Qualification Medal VI Intramural Basketball III VI Member of Champuonshnp Nads IV V Tom ALBERT REINHOLD HUNT JR Waterloo and Chester Roads Another hard workout for captam Tom Devon pa Usually seen whnstlmg Drxue MU 8 0229 , . I ' ' 1 Dance Commuttee V-VI, Co-charrman VI ' . . '. , . 0 I I I I I , , . . , ,.., Q ' 1 - ALBERT HUMPHREY JACOBS, III Usually seen: In the wrestling room. Cedar Lane Don't laugh-it hurts. Villanova, Pa. LA 5-2623 Bnrdwell Class Secretary V Student Councll V Index Confrnbutor V Halfgoluk Contrnbutor V VI Service Club III IV Glee Club V VI Secretary Treasurer VI French Club III hoyle Club III Current Events Club III Cheerleaders VI Head VI ccer h V H Wrestlung V VI Member of Inter Ac Champronshup Wrestlmg Team Glee Club IV V Honor Roll V Polemucs Club IV Football VI Squash IV VI Co-Captam VI Tennls III VI Co Captain VI Intramural Basketball III VI Member of Champnonshlp Nads IV V Inter Ac Champlonshrp Tennrs Team IV V Inter Ac Championship Squash Team V :My Amerrca s answer to the Russian mvsslle threat Usually seen using a racquet or making one Jae FRANCIS BRINTON JACOBS 200 East Biddle Street West Chester, Pa OW 6 4845 1 9 S0 ' , l VI 6 - . . . V - ' o k GEORGE HOWARD JOHNSON Ill 1300 Wendover Avenue Rosemont Pa LA 5 1343 Usually seen wnh has mouth open Coolmg the hor rod Tuna Servlce Club IV Russlan Club VI Greek Club IV French Club III C w h IV H VI Philadelphia Cnty Scholashc Rowmg Champnonshup Coxswam V Honor Roll lll VI Game Commntfee VI Index Typist IV Glee Club IV V Russnan Club VI Hoyle Club III Honor Roll V Science Socnety V George JOHN ATTERBURY KENDALL 923 Old Manoa Road Live wire Havertown Pa Notorious for has wicked game of checkers HI 7 0362 I , . l ' I f l I - . . ' ' WILLIAM BRICE KIMBALL JR- Usually seen: In a leaf pile. 627 PSITIIIJTOICE RCI. Bef Yhe other or1e's slronger Bryn Mawr, Pa. LA 5-3I 74 Roger Modern Jazz Club V Servuce Club VI Dramahc Club VI Glee Club V VI French Club III Current Events Club III Polemlcs Club Ill IV Outing Club III Football VI French Club III Polemucs Club IV Index IV VI Ednor In Chief V Managing Edltor VI Honor Roll Ill VI Hughes! Average Ill Wnlluam C Lober Mathemancs Award Ill Wrestlmg V VI Member lnrer Ac Champlonshnp Wrestling Team V VI Second Place Episcopal Invlfahon Tournament V National Merlt Scholarshlp Flnallsf VI Wlmpy Haverford boy makes good Noted for hls fnne abnllty to descrube gurls ROGER LApLACE 301 Chamounlx Rd SI Davids Pa MU 8 5963 H 1 I . f'V 9 ' I , 6 1' ' 0 RUSSELL DAVID LAYTON 444 Louella Ave Pet peeve Mr Prnzer Wayne pa Chuck drlves MU 8 O94l Chuck ,Q a nas Charlie 1 Russuan Club VI Basketball IV VI Baseball IV VI Capfam VI Intramural Basketball N ds III IV Champions IV Russuan Club VI Modern Jazz Club V Foorball V VI Basketball VI Baseball VI Intramural Basketball Nads V VI Champlons V Fuzzy CHARLES DAVID LYONS 7030 Sherwood Rd Hair styles compllmenrs of the adrmmsfrahon Philadelphia 31, Pa Pet peeve the aclmnmsfratuon GR 3 8912 , , Q I. , M. H V 1 1 I A 9 ' 6 - 0 BRUCE VISCHER MACFADYEN 673 Dodds Lane Gladwyne, Pa MI 2 4741 French Ill Math Club VI Ind x Contnbutor III IVV Swrmmlng Ill VI Captain VI Track V VI Track Quallflcatuon Medal V 200-Yd All American Free Style Relay Team IV V All Inter Ac Football 2nd Team VI All Mann Lune Football Honorable Menhon VI Able to leap tall buildings In a smgle bound Usually heard swearmg Moose Todd Usually seen an The MG Todd gers all wrapped up In hrs work Jazz Club V Polemlcs Club V Russlan Club VI Dance Committee VI Cum Laude V VI Wullram Wallace Prnze IV V Honor Roll IV VI S ccer h IVV H VI Golf IV VI Intramural Basketball VI TODD GRAY MOXEY R D 9993 West Chester Pa EX 9 0192 1 . 9 6 5 . -I 0 FootballV-Vl . , . WOODWARD TOWN ODIORNE Usually Seen on the ,Inks lO7W d d Rd oo sn e Thay fellows I go ro EA Ardmore -Pa Ml 2 6843 Heath Glee Club VI Soccer h Vl Golf V Capfam Vl Servnce Club V Dance Commmee V Co Chairman Vl Russlan Club VI Glee Club IV V Index Contrubulor Ill Assoc Features Editor IV Hallgoluk Contrubutor V Sports Ednor VI Honor Roll lll V Advanced Buology Research Prolect V Jazz Club V Football V VI Track V Captam Vl Track Quallflcaflon Medal IV Intramural Basketball IV VI Woody CURTIS HEATH ONTHANK 821 Mo nf Pleas TRd I loves ya like mah own son' Bryn Mauwr Pa an Usually seen mcmng a not LA 5 7794 U C E as . service club vu 1 In H . . I I - l 9 U- A 6 . . . . In ' ' I JOHN FREDERICK OS-GOOD 622 Glenrnary Rd. Radnor, Pa. MU 8'O592 Pet expression: You guys ain'1 got no right Snow comes Yo fhe sunny South, H Gnnsy Modern Jazz Club V Russian Club VI Glee Club IV VI Orpheos VI Spanish Club IV V Current Events Club IV Index VI Dustrnbuhon Manager V VI Swlmmung Manager V VI RONALD OWEN PERELMAN 831 I Farrvlew Rd Anoiher Haverford School siudenf makes good Elkins park pa Usually seen shaking hands ME 5 1544 Q' A . I . 9 , 6 - , O e .., as .5 I fi , Q' 420, , Illl 1 Oz JOSEPH GEORGE REA .IR Pet peeve Lack of study tnme Leopard Lake Cure legs e 'P Berwyn, Pa Nl 4 M86 lgmoo Index Contrnbutor IV VI Polemlcs Club IV Honor Roll IV V Football V VI All Inter Ac Football Honorable Mentuon VI A Cheerleader IV ll Mann Lune Football Honorable Mentlon VI Service Club IV V Vnce Presudent VI German Club III VI President VI Hallgoluk V Sports Edutor VI Soccer V VI All Inter Ac Soccer Ist Team V VI Ex Soccer Captauns Pruze VI Track V VI Track Qualutncatuon Medal V Game Commnttee VI All Inter Scholastac Soccer Frrst Team zzy DONALD PRYCE REMEY I329 Beaumont Drive Tee hee Cut It out Mr Ness rhattlckles Gladwyne Pa Pet aversion collecting all Inter Ac soccer votes Ml 2 91 17 L ' ,z h. L l l l . W . . . 9 ' Dance Committee V, Co-Chairman VI 6 . ' O - - l . , . VI I JOHN HARTWELL RICHARDS Ill 782 Harrlson Rd Vullanova, Pa MU 8 1433 Usually not heard Sphmx back home Sphmx French Club Ill IV Hoyle Club VI Lahn Club IV Scnence Socnety V Halrgoluk V Index Contributor IV VI Olxver Wolcott Robbins Pruze IV Honor Roll Ill IV Service Club VI Dance Commntee VI Glee Club III V Secretary VI Polemucs Club III IV Romance Language Club Ill IV Index Contrubutor III V Game Commuffee VI Swrmmung IV VI Crew V VI Rich I JAMES BALDWIN RICHARDSON 505 Woodland Court John smlles fo hrs fans Wayne, pa Usually seen on the hunt MU 8 3791 I . E . . ' 1 9 . 'g 6 .H , - o CHISTOPHER MATTHEW ROBERTS IO9 County Lune Rd Bryn Mawr Pa LA 5 2594 Index IV Russlan Club VI French III Dance Commmee VI Polermcs Club III Secretary IV Soccer IV VI Track VI Great for parking too Usually seen wath Swope and the boys Chrns Oufstandmg feature the schnozzola Rosendorph dunks9 Dolph a nas u a las Rudy Basketball V VI Baseball V Vu Intramural Basketball III IV V Nads Champuons IV V Honor Roll IV LAURENCE CHILDS RUTENBERG 2265 Georges Lane Phnladelphla 31 Pa TR 7 6759 ,. Tt ,, 1 -1 9 6 . 0 STEPHEN DOUGLAS SABOL 800 Eagle Farm Rd Villanova, Pa LA 5 8448 Pet possesslon C T French Club III Russian Club VI Current Events Club III IV Polemncs Club IV V Secretary Treasurer IV Index Contrubutor III IV Colummst V Edutor In Chuef Halrgoluk Contrlbutor V Features Edntor VI Ist Place Fifth Form Prnze Speakung Contest V Honor Roll lll VI Football V VI All Inter Ac Football Honorable Mentuon VI Basketball VI Crew V VI Intramural Basketball lll V Orlglnator and Captain Nads Champrons IVV All Mann Lune Football Honorable Mentnon Slgnet Socuety VI Co Chalrman Intramural Basketball League VI Good show old man Pet peeve mam lme gurls Steve a ras Suhugo a nas Sabu Now I know he s got a hole In the head Hoyle Club lll VI Spamsh Club IVV Photography Club III Index Typnst Ill V Typmg Edutor VI Sclence Society V Class C Intramural Tenms Champnon V Class B Intramural Tenms Champuon VI WILLIAM PHILIP SCHAEFER III 65 W Prnnceton Rd Cynwyd Pa MO 4 5061 sau Q . HH. -I I I ' 9 v-vt ' ' ' -I O ' I ' . VI l I. I. , . DONALD LINN SCHWENNESEN 6 Meadows Lane Haverford Pa LA 5 5725 Noted for hrs fnne taste un clothes Scott makes weight Grubby a nas nm Index IV Sports Edutor V French Club III Football VI Wrestling IV VI Ist Place Episcopal Invttatlon Wrestlmg Tournament IV 2nd Place Epascopal Invutatuon Wrestlmg Tournament V Dramatlc Club V VI Glee Club VI Cheerleader VI Science Club V Honor Roll V VI Don JAMES MATICS SCOTT 933 old Gulph Rd Man hes beat Bryn Mawr pa Pet peeve Charlie Starkweather LA 5 2286 , . V J. Member Inter-Ac Championship Wrestling Team IV-VI 1 I ' I , CHISTOPHER SCUDDER SHOCH 549 Avonwood Rd Haverford Pa f h d If b k on the LA 5 2845 Usujlly heard remnmscnng o IS goo ue ac And the farmer hauled another load away S nm a nas nm Student Councul Ill IV Class Presldent lll Vnce Presldent IV Index IV Sports Edntor V Russian Club VI Polemlcs IV Football V VI Baseball IV V VI Auto Club lll Polemlcs Club Ill IV Football IV VI All Inter Ac Football Honorable Mentlon V Swnmmmg ll VI All Amerncan Prep School Swnmmmg Team Ill VI Eastern lnterscholastnc 200 yd Relay Champuonshup Ill IV Inter Ac 100 and 200 Track Champlon V Track V VI Fredernc R Wallace Cup V Honor Roll Ill V Chris Faster than a speedmg bullet Usually seen sluggnng a football opponent OWEN POWELL SIMMONS Goshen Rd Newtown Square, Pa EL 6 0583 l ' . . . . . I. I. S. Student Council IV-V, Treasurer IV, Vice-President VI 0 HARRY DONLON SKERRETT Pe? possession: his NADS uniform. AI l Tl'1OVF1lDI'OOl4 Ave. Accidental amputation. Rosemont, Pa . LA 5-39l 6 Bo Greek Club Ill Polemlcs Club IV Index Confrlbulor V Football VI Baseball VI Intramural Basketball Nads IV VI Champions IV V Hugh Scorer Intramural Basketball League V Index Poetry Conrrnburor VI Dance Club VI Glee Club IV VI Orpheos V VI Hoyle Club lll Natural Scnences Club lll Swlmmmg V VI Honor Roll V German Club IV V Presudeni IV V Magoo ROBERT GUTMAN SLOANE 68 Raynham Rd Strong man like the blind man dies Merlon Pa Usually seen beat MO 4 2097 in 'D . ' lll- 9 A . ' 6 . ' 0 I wi: PETER VOORHEES SMITH Usually seen: making a tackle. 573 County Line Arboretum. Radnor, Pa. MU 8-2748 Honor Roll VVI Football VI Rnchard P Eggleston Trophy and Medal VI Track V VI Flnal st Fnfth Form Speak ng Contest V Srmtty Just marr ed Noted for I1 s conscnentuousness Tree Football VI JAMES FREDERICK STAFFORD 525 North Manoa Rd Haverford Pa HI 6 5349 1 X T 9 6 O ' 1 -' i ,fn I . 1 i ' ' . GEORGE PETER THEIS 141 Landover Road Bryn Mawr,-Pa. LA 5-0890 Noted for: very little. Pete Mr. Gottshall anoints Pete's feet with a bit of H2504 Index Contrnbutor VI Hoyle Club III IV Photography Club IV VI Russian Club VI French Club III Football VI Mr Sensemg was looking for that meter stack Pete Usually seen smllmg Pe te PETER LYNN TROUANT 122 Spencer Road Devon Pa MU 80157 1 9 6 O KENNETH JOSEPH VACCA 401 Mill Creek Rd. Wynnewood, Pa. Ml 2-201 6 Noted for: his booming baritone. What a cute chick! Chrrs Glee Club V VI Vrce Presldent VI Orpheos V Vl Vrce Presndent VI Hoyle Club III Natural Sciences Club IV V President V Buck Hull Falls Conference V VI Honor Roll VI Honors III V Cum Laude V VI Soccer I1 VI Crew I1 Vl French Club Ill Forum IV Track V VI Intramural Basketball Wanderers V I en Strong man Pmpeeve 'eSea'C ape's CHRISTOPHER KENT WALTERS 327 Mallwyd Rd Menon Statuon Pa MO 4 7785 xii! . I I . . I . 1 H 11 ,F if i ,I ,I I 5 4: , . THOMAS ENGLAND WALTON lll Usually seen Wm, me boys IO6 Alfdale Road Terry always was fast rn Lafm Rosemont Pa LA 5 2269 Terry Index IV VI News Eclllor Natural Scuences Club IV Cum Laude V VI Glee Club V Russuan Club VI Honor Roll Ill VI Mr Sensemg never gets excxfed Pe? peeve checkup Tom Photography Club V Honor Roll IV VI Lafun Club Ill WALLACE TERRIN WATT 506 Valley Forge Road Devon Pa MU 8 6553 1 :yr pf 2 I 7V,I Russian VI I VI I A - 9 6 - o THOMAS CURTIS VVHITESELI. Usually seen destroyung classroom order Possum Hollow Rd Cold fee, Wallingford, Pa LO624I2 Duck a ras Glee Club IV VI Russian Club VI Index IV VI Contrnbutor IV Busmess Manager V offlcnal Cartoonust VI Polemncs Club IV Cheerleader VI Frnends of Charles Brown Society V VI Founder V Presudent V VI Dramatlc Club V VI Busmess Manager VI Hallgoluk Contrubutor V Sensor s Editor VI French Club Ill Speczal Advanced Buology Research Protect V Honor Roll IV VI Intramural Basketball V VI Nads Champuon V Glee Club IV VI Natural Science Club IV Romance Language Club IVV President V Football V VI Swnmmmg Ill VI Dlfflculty OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI Pet possessnon the gray bug Tom HERBERT RICHARD WINN 201 West Rose Valley Rd Wallnngford, Pa LO 6 2606 I. ,,H.,, - , ' , ' ,Un- N I . l ' I I 9 Honorable Mention Fifth Form Prize Speaking Contest V CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT HOWSON VICE PRESIDENT GUERRINI TREASURER BLUM SECRETARY BURNHAM 1960 CLASS POLL Class Pole Bananl Done Most For Haverford Buntung Burnham Most Llkely To Succeed Sabol W Howson Vacca Most Mature Hughes Barclay Cromwell Most Susceptnble To Femunune Charm Oduorne A Best Athlete Shoch Buntmg Most Popular W Howson Best Informed Moxey Carlusle Best Build Clarke Scott Most Playful Rea Bentz Laplace Best Dressed Moxey Ruchards Scott Most Handsome Lyons Cook Perelman Socual Luon Odnorne Rea Teachers Bane Dodge Most Serious Smith F Jacobs MacFadyen Most Original Blum Sabol Wann Most Posse Walton Auchuncloss Most Co operatlve Walters Harkuns Crang Funnuest Sabol Wrnn Gawthrop Peacemaker Mr Baker Burnham Quuetest Ruchardson Schwennesen Optumlst Mr Black Sleepnest Stafford Dutton Rutenberg Wolf Frazuer J Francls Whltesell Fnrst Marrled Hughes Women Hater Smith J Howson Simmons Scourge of the Roads Dutton Forstall Dodge Pseudo-Skerrett Most Incoherent Crane Class Rock Rutenberg Layton Greufzu Phllosopher Mr Agade Skerrett Elliott Best Dancer Monsieur Agade Favorute College West Chester State Best Man For a Dlrty Job Scott Thrnks He ls Dodge Guerrlnr Bluffer Snmmons Hunt Sabol Class Polltlclan Wlnn Most Busnnessllke Osgood Johnson Best Lune Gawthrop Matthew Most Curlous Thels Sloane Watt Most Unnque Build Burnham Drake Anderson Comes Up Smulung Aldruch Laplac Most Dugnrfued Guerrmn Roberts Best Feature Around School 60 Worst Feature Around School 60 Brggest Bram Krmball Most Intellectual Rutenberg Most Musucal Howson Skerrett Sloane Loudest Hunt Has Most Nerve Mr Johnson Klmball Most Conscrentnous Smith Anderson Most Sarcastuc Mr Dethler Wmn Krdder Hunt Gawthrop Most Unpreductable Onthank Trouant Mr Ness Favorite Actor Bret Maveruck s Brother Out To Lunch Carpenter Bnddle Bug Man Around Campus Mr Severmghaus Favonte Comic Strap Peanuts Favorute Theatre Mann Lune Drlve ln Favornte TV Program All Nite Movies Favorite Beverage-Mllk Bue e Bentz Jacobs Vacca nda 1 I - I ' I I I I ' I - I - I 1 I I I 4 I I 4 I I 1 I I '- I - I I I - I ' I I I I ' I T I 1 I I I ' I I - I - , , , Ke ll I I - ' I I 4 I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I ' I 1 I - I 1 I I I - . . , 1 I SCHOOL A f, tw iii. fs:-3 fi 1 fy an fl 2 3319 k 7 inf r' ff? if 3 ' J' 5 , Ak. 14331, r 'J , H? 11 ff 5 5 8' X1 mg' ,nina v 4 , f . nf , f ,, s ,Q , Q .ww . fm W ' x H X5 A. ,P Y If ' ' - , , , 4 , I , if Q Y ti ,K Z K' P V, ,U 'I Ny I 1 ff x ' 'lf ' - i 3 Z V :TA ' ff h ' Q ' lf ' . A .71 1 L , - V Y Q Q X Q: A :g'L ' r 4 , 1, ,V'?.,M, J - - : g. f'f'fQs-'35f?r.gA M ,Q 19' ' ,f .zai..Agf,i4?' I , ,,.Ag- lg- ,J-. 1, -5:21-, -. '41 M2 ' , 4' - W1 fm , .-9 p, , A ,f 4 9 f -r Back Row Brant Reuchel Wark League Walker Ross Nolan Vallely Cullen Smedley Tufft Kennedy Mattson Fowler Edwards Larzelere Third Row Carty Nuckle C Moxey R Johnson McGarvey Grnsdale Amoroso Voorhees Shay Spence Hannugan B Elliott Gay Newbold J Buddle Bnssell Second Row DeWitt Dudley Frommeyer Heckscher Moore Reinhardt Calder Nance Allen Strunger Walters Thacher Andruss R Po Il R W lobe l F I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I 4 : I . I ' I ' I . I I I I I . I ' . I ' 1 ' . r ' , , , , , ' , , , , ' , , . we , . e , Fo tz, M. Johnson, Ely. First Row: Cudd, Ludlow, Huganir, Buzzard, Bonner, Dunn, Lindsley, P. Howson, McCullough J I . . I I I ' I ' , . . . . ' l , , , . Keay Phllllps McLean Reese J West Cantrell FOURTH FORM Having previously experienced a year of Semor school life, the Class of 62 entered enthuslastlcally unto the varnous school ac trvmes Many of us loaned clubs and every Thursday mornmg we attended the club meetungs Some of us sang In the Glee Club under the dlrectron of Mr Raper The members of the Fourth Form are anxnously looklng forward to assuming places of leadershlp In these clubs durung the next two years Practically all of us partnclpated In sports In one way or an other A few of us were able to garner posltlons on the varsity squads, whtle the remaunder of us vugorously took part In the tumor sports teams The 1959 60 school season has been a rewardung one for the Sophomore Class We are looking forward to even better years to come 48 OFFICERS Renchel Strvnger Calder Mr Byerly Row Andrews, Weiland, Ferrater, Edeiken, J. Oehrle, Russell, J, Reed, Reider, Martson, High, Chance, Dyer, Wilson, Wright, Kirkland Nickle Brown, Swift. Third Row: Latta, J. Bartle, E. Smith, Mellor, Lincoln, Putney, Keen, Oram, Talbot, Price, Page, Hoffman, Barker Belden Scattergood, G. Reeves, Schlosser, Stack. Second Row: Shaffer, C, Beck, Carr, Gaunt, Buck, Levit, Kaier, J. H. Reed, Lightcap Mayor Cle Harrison, Taylor, Stafford, Kushner, Prizer, Grauer, P. Jacobs, Grace, Wagner. First Row: Christie, Melikian, Atwater, Pollard, Moan Penneys Glasberg, Gailbraith, Fentress, Yates, Francis, Howe, Kraft, Byrne, J. Hughes. We, the members of the Third Form, successfully weathered the transition from the Middle School to the Upper School. This year, due to the greater amount of required work, we were forced to discontinue our childish pranks of previous years and assume a more mature attitude toward school. The importance of good grades for college admisson became apparent to us during the latter part of this past year. Most of us ioined the many clubs and eagerly took part in their activities. On the athletic fields the Freshman class held its own. The maiority of us participated on the junior teams, and a few of us managed to garner positions on varsity squads. By viewing the Third Form's athletic and academic accomplishments this year, one can readily see it is a very well rounded class. CLASS OFFICERS Shaffer, Grace, Mr. Austin CROSMAN HALL Thrs year the Mlddle School had an enrollment of T69 There were 82 puplls ID the Flrst Form and 87 pupils In the Second Form The members of the Mlddle School can look back on the 1959 60 season and be lustly proud of their efforts and accomplishments The Student Councll was an integral part of Crosman Hall this year The Student Council mem bers drsplayed excellent leadershlp and were Instrumental an making the Middle School a well run The Flrst and Second Forms represented themselves notably ln all the lunror athletics ln the autumn and sprung the boys dustlngulshed themselves on theur respectlve teams The Mrddle School held Its annual Intramural program In the wlnter The boys are divided into teams and compete against each other rn basketball swimming and volleyball The boys as well as the faculty members consldered thus past year an exceptlonal one both academically and athletucally unit. 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K , V ,,. ,, l , iii!! nan Back Row Mr Bolash Mr Buckley Mr Bonung Srxth Row Wood Kendrrck Sack Keatrng G Roehrs McConnell Frfth Row Boerlcke Wnster G Wulson Kogge MacBean Campbell J Smlth Cook Ewung Fourth Row Lee C Burnham Albers Lovelace D Tranger Mcllvaln W Downey Second Row Clough Toro Gtbbons Neff R Reeves Dutcher Thorn Godfrey Martm P Prtzer Hawk Emlen Frrst Row Neudug Moss Krrk land H Alexander Kutnow G Geer J Potts Emory J Perkms Warner RulonMtller Segur Nlelson C Taylor SIXTH GRADE Belng the fxrst snxth grade class to spend the entire school year nn the new rumor school burldrng the sixth grade can look back upon thus year wnth pleasant memorles Most of all we remember the athletrc seasons In the fall we played on the 70 80, or 90 pound football teams or the ll and l2 year old soccer team ln both sports we enloyed successful seasons Then with the coming of winter we partucupated In a calrsthenucs program nn the gymnasium The wnnter sports schedule was clnmaxed by the Gym Exhubltlon, an whnch our most outstandlng athletes took part In the sprrngtlme we went out for baseball track or tennis Phulrp Brshop Day the hlgh potnt of the year was held tn the midst of the sprung season Some of us were fortunate enough to wnn awards rn the varnous Phlllp Bxshop Day events As we look back upon the l959 1960 school term we remember the weekly assembly pro grams the class traps and the annual hobby show that we enloyed so much Yes, Indeed the past year holds many fond memorles for us' We must not forget our teachers Mr Bonlng, Mr Buckley and Mr Bolash whose capable Instruction guided our studies But our .lunxor School days are over now, and we are eagerly looking forward to our followung years as Upper Classmen 56 ....... 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B , . , , . , . , . 1 r I r ' I ' I ' ' : ' I I I I I I - 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 - - 5 A 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - 5 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 5 1 - ' , , , , . h , eg , a , . , , . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 'v ' a ww, 'i.g.4,.g8Q , 1, at M, iw H 1 -1 1. 1 1 ,- . , - i V' ,K W, .1 ,u , n ns' 4' P 1 ,. A 1 ' ' '- mf 1 121, at , f .v ,A f 4 uw 'U ,pm Mai Back Row Miss Chubbuck Huber Wilkins Deshong Miss Boocock Third Row Trainer Addis ltgen Stringer Neilson Smith Taylor Howard Second Row Fmch Elser Bennett Wood P Johnson Gray Briggs Lewis Rollins Ells Neel Lawson First Row Loden Robinette Lahner McCabe Searing Bogaev Hewes Blake Hanson Cromwell Miller E Biddle Ainsworth Back Row: Mrs, Stanton Talbot Cooke hMrs. Savage Stephenson Kirby Mrs. Borghesani. Third Row: Smith Hallowell Wilson Latham Spurr Mirkil Acker. Second Row: Weldon Perkins Emmons Krumbhaar Hancock Cryan, Elser, Boyer, Madden, Shore, Peltz. Firsf Row: Rose, Marsh, Siegel, Alexander, Mickle, Crawford, Pem- berton, Sands, Snyder, Wood, Porter. li3 if ,V 1,9 ACTIVITIES Standing: Burnham, W. Howson, Blum Guerrini Arscott Dixon Dewey Sitting: S. Shaffer, Grace, Reichel, Stringer Calder THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was especially busy this year and took on great responsibility in govern- ing and handling student affairs. With the senior class officers at the helm, the Council set up sev- eral committees to perform necessary functions around the school. The lunch room committee, the announcement committee, and the messenger committee were the best-known of these groups which were formed by the students and spon- sored bythe Student Council. The Student Council undertook a major proiect early in the year when it decided to revise the Council's constitution and bring it up to date. The Student Council of 1960 has indeed had a successful year in handling the problems which arise unexpectedly in school life. as '-rf Standing D Bunting Dr Severmghaus Dr Newhall P Burnham Satrmg Buell Walton C Walters T Moxey CUM LAUDE R 'fc Srandmg Mr Allen W Oduorne Blum Sabol Rea Buell Slrtmg Treasurer Guerrmn Secretary P Burnham Presldenl Buntmg Vnce PresndenYW Howson SIGNET SOCIETY 'Cr' Standing Mr Byerly Burnham Sabol Rea Sitting Boericke Guerrini Winn Odiorne Gawthrop P Bartle S Wilson Editor-in-Chief Burnham HALIGOLUK STAFF EdffOf-iN-Chief ,...,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Philip Burnham Sports Editors ,,,.,,,-,,,,A , ,AA,,,,,,,,,Y,,,, , Woodward Odiorne John Rea Activities Editors ,A,,,,,,,,,,V,,, vvv,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,A, ,,,,,,, P a U I Bartle Seniors Editors ,,,Y,,,,, A,YYY,,,,,, ,,,,Y,,, Features Editor A,,,,,,,,,Y,,,, Photography Manager Photographer ,,,.,,,,,,, F6CUlty Advisor ,,,,,YY,,,,,, V, Y,Y,YY,,, W 64 Stephen Wilson , Robert Gawthrop Richard Winn Stephen Sabol ,, AA,,,, James Boericke , ,, Peter Guerrini Mr. Donald H. Byerly HALIGOLUK This year the Haligoluk staff tried to produce an interest ing and informative yearbook for students of all grades at Haverford. Everyone worked hard in order to meet dead- lines and made an effort to produce a good yearbook. Our tasks were greatly enhanced by the special student publi- cations room in the new iunior school. Finally we wish to thank Mr. Byerly our faculty advisor for all the good advice that he has given us during the year. Progress! Alu., Standmg Carllsle W Schaefer Puckett Trouant Watt P Bartle Sltfmg Sabol Buell Osgood Illoway Panxtt Crane Davis INDEX Under the 1960 staff of Junnors and Senuors the Index underwent a number of revlslons The page slze was enlarged and there was consequent ly more room for more complete edltorlal and QICTOFIBI coverage of Haverfords news and sports Cartoons and a number of new feature columns showlng the creatlve efforts of some of the stu dents were added The Index staff of 1960 who called their work on the paper a lot of work and a lot of fun washes to express their thanks to Mr Dethner and Mr Evans for their untmng asslstance and patnence Nw x 1' W. 'G 1, E dilrw M'-f ' 3-50:5 ,A . 5 M , 4 , gk, Q if , .-., N 4, M pq ' flvtxvf' m I ,L ' , ' ' 3 'Q . if V . A r, A4 KLLV- T W,-. my -Y ,f-....,.,,,, kg 'K Q73 N 6 1 ' n A , W ' -.4 f 7 :YQ f Yi S Q I in QE :V gh? 29 Mimi 1 x X X m t, 2 w 3 ax, , Z, .AM ,X A- J Q53 W Howson Mr Black Hammett Wmn Gawthrop Mr Ewmg Mr Jameson llloway Schwennesen Drake DRAMA TIC CLUB THE OFFICERS Gawthrop Howson Mr Black Wnnn Thus year the Dramatlc Club the oldest club In the school celebrated Its twentieth ann: versary The Club followed the pattern set In previous years of havmg three one act plays In December and one- full length play In March The Winter plays One Way Out Of It The Man In the Bowler Hat and The Apollo of Bellac were dlrected by Mr Woodward Mr Jameson and Mr Ewsng respectnvely and were performed ln the audltorlum of the Bald wrn School The Sprung play Caesar and Cleo patra was directed by Mr Ewlng and Mr Woodward and starred the Clubs president Red Howson and Jer: Decker of Harrlton Hugh School 6 - .- ' iv- 51 Get sernous this as drama Sfep a5'de 50'd'9' ma ww fp. QS Between acts Yes my son? 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H ' ' I . 1 U H H ' 1 - ' Back Row Schwennesen Snyder Kendall Dlxon J Bzddle Whntesell Rlchards F Jacobs Gawthrop Davis Beyer F Elliott Second Row W Howson C Walters Furlong Laplace Huntmgton Dutton Blum Bentz Dodge Crowell J W Frazier J Barclay F Barclay Harklns Geer Front Row Osgood Mclver Huebner Carrxgan Reed Mr Raper S Wxlson P Bartle Gibson Carlasle Cralg GLEE CLUB members was under the dlrectuon of Mr Harrrson C Raper In hls flrst year at Haverford Mr Raper worked hard to organize the boys into a well co ordunated snngmg group The furst performance by the Glee Club was the annual Chnstmas concert whlch took place on De cember I9 and was a great success After the wlnter holidays were over the Glee Club concentrated on preparing musnc for nts sprung concerts The furst sprung performance was with the Ellus School and the next one was wlth the Baldwnn School On Easter Sunday the boys sang at Valley Forge Chapel and the last concert was held at St Marys Hall In Burlnngton At the end of the year all felt It was a successful one and thought Mr Raper had done a good 'ob Red Howson served as president Chris Walters was vice presudent and Francus Jacobs was secretary 70 MR RAPER This year's Glee Club, which had about thirty-five I ' . 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Moms Hugh Carr Hoffman Harrison J Voorhees Strmger Capers Weltmer Dunn Fentress Oram CURRENT EVENTS CLUB The Current Events Club met each Thursday through out the year un an effort to learn more about current ln ternatlonal natlonal and miscellaneous news At each meetlng three reports were given by boys about one of bers held lnterestmg discussions about what had been sand Also on certain Thursdays the boys watched movles about such things as the Berlln sntuatnon and the segrega tnon problem These rnovnes gave the members a plc tonal vlew of the news The club had an opportunlty to take three trups one to New York and two to Washungton durmg the course of the year Three members selected by the club went on these traps wnth students from other schools Mr Allen was the faculty advusor and was a great help ID answerlng all the boys questions Ed Stranger was presldent of the club John Capers was vnce-presudent and John Weltmer was secretary MR ALLEN and PRESIDENT STRINGER . I . I . . these subiects. After each report was given, the mem- ' I I 1 . I . ' I I 1 ' ' , W, Back Row Vallely Nolan Rrchardson W Schaefer Mr Brtner Spence Prtce Rumbough H Petersen J Beck Kushner Coath Second Row Moan J Reed Levlt Cudd Galbratth Byrne Ltghtcap Sitting D Wtlson Foltz Wetland Belden Spano McQulllen J Brown HOYLE CLUB The Hoyle Club whuch has thnrty one mem bers met each Thursday an an effort to learn and to practlce games such as chess brldge and checkers Although the members played other games the three menttoned were by far the most popular Mr Bruner the faculty advlsor dnd hrs best to help the members achieve proftcrency tn these pursuits A chess ladder was started during the vvlnter and nt futhered Interest rn this parttcu lar aspect of the club Later In the year a chess team was formed which played a match agatnst Radnor and several other schools Fred Buell served as prestdent Jam Boe rzcke was the vnce presndent and Nell Mathews was the secretary These boys dld much to help the other members become better players of bridge checkers and chess Checkmate Neal' Are they playing poker? U Standing Burnham Carpenter D Brown M Johnson McGarvey W Voorhees Stephenson Cullen Cantrell Lmdsley Srttrng Relchel Cady D Nrckle J Howson Reese Nance NATURAL SCIENCE CLUB The Natural Scnence Club IS the school organnza tnon whrch as made up of boys who are Interested In learnung more about nature At each weekly club meetlng one or two mem bers gave a short talk on a branch of the natural sclences that unterested them Once a month wild lnfe movues were shown durnng the club peruod On weekends Mr Rugg led the members on field trlps whuch Included tossullng burdlng and mnneral col lectung excursions Also the club vnsnted wnldlnfe sanctuarues and museums Thus years presldent was Phul Burnham and Lowry Stephenson served as vnce presndent M Rugg agaun was the very capable faculty advnsor and at was due largely to has great knowledge and nnterest that the club was so successful MR RUGG Stephenson and Burnham ,.4---...A-iibuilk l i. Standing McLean Ely Newbold Andrews Mr Sensemg Slttmg Schlosser C Swnft Russell NEWBOLD and ELY PHYSICS CLUB The Physncs Club as another of the actnve science clubs In the school The club ands those boys who wnsh to work on scuentnflc prolects by lendmg them tools and Instruments needed to carry out their experiments Wlth Mr Sensenlgs guidance the boys work In teams or separately on protects concerned wlth the branch of physical sclence In whlch their Interests he Early nn the year the members most of whom are Thlrd and Fourth Formers elected their off: cers Bob Ely presldent, and John Newbold sec retary Standing Mr Powell Rosenfeld Tompkms Glldersleeve Srttmg Buzzard Larzelere MacFadyen MATH CLUB Thus was the fnrst time an a number of years that there has been a math club here at Haver ford Under Mr Powells durectuon the members went beyond their regular classroom mathematlcs and worked on advanced fields un which they are Interested The club places an emphasus on provung that math as an enloyable pursuit as well as a prac tlcal one Because of the nature of the Math Club and the fact that each boy attalns success through has own work the club feels no necessuty for club officers The Haverford School as proud to have the Math Club as a sngmflcant part un nts extracurrucular pro- gram MR POWELL W- 'ik If-1 J Back Row G Reeves J Reed .J Hughes P Jacobs Grauer Secon Shertz OHalloran Hammett Anderson Petersen Standing Hamnlton ,ma 4 aww 'Q- d Row llloway Panntt D Walters Hunter Smedley Front Row Dewey POLEMICS CLUB Hamllton Smedley Dewey 80 Thus year the members of the Polemlcs Club under the gundlng hand of Mr Woodward have recenved much benefrcual trannzng ID the flelds of publlc speaking and logucal thunklng Frequent Inter club debates have given each member good exercnse an the art of argument whsle extemporaneous talks have offered excellent trarnlng In speakung and fast thlnknng Hlghlnghts of the clubs program for thus year were a debate ID assembly between members of the club on the ments of 'azz over rock and roll and another de bate with the Shlpley School on compulsory arbitration Also two representatnves were sent to debate on a local radlo show These varied actlvntles of the club added much to tts Interest and enloyment The officers for 1959 1960 were Rrck Hamllton Presldent Dan Dewey Vzce Presldent Sklp Smedley Secretary f ., , 5 ,. fx x 'li x , L : . , . , . , . , . : , , . , , . - 1 , . . . t 1 I 1 - - - I ' I I 1 YM X tb . . . .. . . . .- ll ' .sl .5 .t . . . ..r ' .. .- If ' . . - - 11 11 I - 1 1 1 ' I I ' I I ' B l Th'd R F rater, Dudley, Penneys, Edeiken. Second Row: Dyer, Kaier, Page, Latta, Standing: Oehrle, Bonner, Guerrini, Powell, Mr. yer y. ir ow: er Biddle. First Row: Forstall, Clark, Trouant. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB PRESIDENT GUERRINI T One of the most popular extracurricular activities ot The Haver- ford School is photography. With Mr. Byerly as advisor, the Photography Club has broadened its activities to include talks by outside speakers and a display of the winning photos in the Kodak National Schoolboy Contest. This year, as in the past, darkroom techniques were taught to the new members. The darkroom was open to members for their own use. Also, there were exhibits by the members ot their pictures and slides. Under the leadership of President Peter Guerrini, Vice-Pres- ident Sanford Crane and Program Chairman Jay Powell, the club has many plans for the future. These include plans to have the club do a much larger share of the photographic work for the Haligoluk. l 8 I ......-b- ,,,..,11 ' Bug Dance' The three stooges De P bremh Intense studyw e Burnham and furry fnend Any Mounds? A YS lv . x MW 6 . ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CHEER LEADERS , T. Hughes. F SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL This year's football squad was the largest the school has seen for several years. At least forty boys attended each practice session. This large group con- sisted mostly of seniors, sixteen of whom were lettermen from the 1958 season. In the season's opener, a strong Ford team defeated the Frankford team, 14-O. In the second game, the team lost its first game at the hands of a strong Hill School eleven, 30-l4. However, the Big Red bounced back the following Saturday to defeat Williamson Trade, 8-6. In the next three games, the Fords played well, but dropped Inter-Ac clashes to Penn Charter, 14-O, Malvern Prep, 22-8, and Germantown Academy, 22-20. Undiscouraged, the Red team prepar- ing for Episcopal easily trounced Pingry, 31 O Then on the day of reckoning the big Ford team easily and severely crushed Episcopal 30 8 This victory gave the team a 4 and 4 season record Back Row Panitt Mr Ewing Mr Baker Mr McQuilIen Mr Jackson Mr Parsons W Howson Third Row Walker Amoroso W Smith Black J Voorhees Petersen McQuillen Brown Cady Theis Shay Condon Frazier Ross Second Row Sloane Crane Stringer Layton Shoch Sabol Scott Morris P Smith Gawthrop Laplace Carlisle Francis Stafford Front Row Odiorne Bentz Hunt Cromwell Dutton Whitesell Hughes Clarke Remey Blum MacFadyen Aldrich Simmons 86 ' I I 1 ' ' x : , . , . , . , . , . , . . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I ' I I I I I - : I I I 1 1 1 1 1 - ay. if fi ,. .SM x f 5 EL wer' X. I , whim Ebixvx 'Wm 'W 3 if ,xvf , .+ iam? '51 7 ,yy ,3 fahqxiffii 3? if Nr J' Mw5 ff, v'. P, if Nr ZF. N9 wx A x Ven Hy .J 1- Q ,M fu-ww A gt , 4,4 mt V 'B . .W V Q W 3 . i K wig' X M110 2 ff-4-' ,A ,Vex '43 ff? 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'H ,., A 5 v' - ' ' U Q is 'X VARSITY SQUAD Reeves C Walters Front Row Roberts F Jacobs Buntmg Rea Boerlcke Moxey J H Frazler SOCCER The varsnty soccer team expertly coached by Harry Smtth and captanned by Johnny Rea com pleted a tune season with eleven wins and fnve losses The team frnnshed thrrd In the lnter Ac league and lost only three league games one to Episcopal and two to Germantown Fnends The team won the openlng game with Moores town Friends 2 to l After losing the second and thtrd games they buckled down and won the next sux straight From there on they lost only three more games Although the team dnd not capture the lnterAc crown It dad accomplnsh several thlngs not prev: ously done lt shut out the league competntuon seven ttmes tn twelve games shuttlng out Penn Charter twice In the second game wtth Penn Charter Haverford admrnustered the worst defeat they have ever experienced 6 to O The soccer team was composed of only sux sentors so the hopes are hugh for next years season The Junior Varsuty tuntshed first tn the gunuor duvtsnon of the Inter Ac league gtvtng Mr Smith ftne prospects for the next year Captam Rea and Coach Srmth Back Row: Mr. Heyward, Moore, Capers, B. 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As the season progressed the starting lineup developed with Bunting and Allen at for- wards, Wilkening at center, and Dixon and Lyons at guards. Captain Bunting led the team in scor- ing with a season average of 17.3 points per game, making him one of the top scorers in the Coaches, Prizer and Bo lash discuss strategy. Bo D xon with a one hander Inter-Academic League. Second high scorer was Lyons. Bunting and Wilkening were the leading rebounders,Dixon and Allen operated well in the back court- The high points of the season were the two victories over Friends Central and the first Malvern game. The scores of the Friends Central games were 52-42 and 50-AO. The Malvern game was a thriller all the way, with the score al- ways close. We trailed at the end of the first quarter, overcame the deficit, held a four-point margin at the half, and were ahead by two at the end of the third quarter. The Fords could not maintain the slim lead and Malvern won in the last minute by the score of 45 to 43. Mal- vern went on to become this year's Inter- Ac champs. Captain Bunting was an inspiring lead- er and Coach Prizer did his best to de- velop an inexperienced team. Our boys showed plenty of hustle and effort throughout the season. me 'YW Chip Wilkening lumps for two. Wally Allen layg if Upl Larry Rutenberg dribbles Fight for the boards up court. Bunting with the ball Opening Tap- J. V. 'S Standing: Mr. Bolash, R. Powell, Cantrell, Reichel, Stevens, J. Beck, Calder, Heckscher Kneeling: Tompkins, Mattson, Pickett, P. Howson, Shaffer. 4s Back Row Galbraufh Keen Johnson Marston Wezland Render Kaler M H d F r eywar Irs! Row Beck Prlzer Harrlson Levn McCullough Back Row Lunvnlle O Johnson Hansen P Johnson Gr h C H I Oehrle Stranger Pfaeffle I02 eenoug oste o Newbod Tapsell Ffrsr Row Acuff Hodge Wrlkms La Force Seudel w : I I ' I I I I I ' ' : I I I I ' 5 1 - 1 I - I 1 I 1 - 5 1 I 1 I I I - INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL ELMOS + SQUATTE 3 fi X Q X Q 'f' 1 R Q2 ,I ' dxf' si sg ..-M ii F 'W S5 1 N S15 if Wh of' 3 5, 1 at Q 5 x Rn. if f A 9' ,MLB if 24 s.. Ns., Q if lar- W 2' , iv ,f ,,, ,r .J gg if 1 , 5' ' 6.377 , 4? Q59 J ff Y H, ,A 44, M ,, W, , my vf 2 wq , :M fn 1 7 A ,Q gg t , af, 1' .if ,f A M ,,, 5 - cf., if JWWM , A Ak 7, V, gi qu ,,Jg,,, wg , Q75 I fy ,U , ,,. ,, .ff ,5, ,Q , ,,,, , M ,W,, W Q5 , ,, , M ,ff 1 all ,, , ', ff? V ,. . , , .V f -Q 4: ,ff ,:,, V, ,y ,Q ff? 00 VARSITY LETTERMEN Thus years swrmmung team was consudered one of the best teams that Mr McQulllen has coached ln several years The swnmmers ended theur season wlth an nmpressrve 92 record Two of the teams noteworthy achrevements were the vrctorles over both the Hull School whnch the team hadnt beaten smce 1950 and Lawrencevrlle whrch the team hadnt beaten srnce 1944 The events were the 50 yard freestyle swum by Shoch and MacFadyen the 100 yard but terfly swum by Hunter and Spence the 200 yard freestyle swum by McQulllen and OHalloran the 100 yard backstroke swum by Whltesell and Rlchards the 100 yard breaststroke swum by P Grace the 100 yard freestyle swum by Larzalere and Shay the dlvlng by Baird and Gllder sleeve the 200 yard individual medley swum by McQulIlen and Spence the 200 yard medley relay swum by Whltesell Grace Hunter and Skerrett and the 200 yard freestyle swum by Shoch Shay Larzalere and MacFadyen CAPTAIN MACFADYEN Balrd dnves and COACH McQUILLEN 2 of ' 'lm' Q, L 1 73 . A I , . . , . . . . , . . . . . I , . . . , . 1 1 ' ' I f ' . , Y 1 1 1 1 I I I ' 1 1 I 1 ' I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I ' CQ, McQuiIIen takes a breafh. Hlmfef and 'he bUffe flY Whnesell ulls awa Grace comes In for turn P Y Baird un wmnmg form The relay team Standing Mr Dethter Jacobs West Mclver Francns Capers Guerrum Kneeling Gay Mellor Co Captam Jacobs servmg SQUASH This year the squash team under the able coachnng of Mr Dethaer enloyed an exceptional season and tled for flrst place an the Inter Ac Although the team lost two valuable players last year by graduation It was successful under the coachmg of Mr Dethler and excel lent playing of our two Co Captains Al Jacobs and John wms two ties and one loss and flve of the wlns were shut outs Co Captain Al Jacobs had a successful year losing only twnce In number one posltlon John West a sophomore frlled the second posltnon and also only lost twice Nick Mclver occupled number three posntuon followed by the other Co Captaun John Francns In the fourth posrtlon John Capers and Burt Gay controlled the fifth and slxth posltlons respectively whlle Ed Mellor played In the seventh posltlon for college freshman matches I . . I I ' -I I . - . I Francis. The squash team's record for the year was seven . I . l I . . ' I I - . I .I . .. I I -s 9-sf Mclver servmg The squash team opened thelr season on January 13 by tymg Eplscopal 33 wlth vrctorles from West Frencls, and Capers On the srxteenth of January, Haverford traveled to Yale and was beaten 7 0 The Fords soon bounced back and on January 20 shut out Penn Charter 6 O On the 23 Haverford beat Hall 61 The team agaln tied Eplscopal 3 3 wlth Jacobs Mclver, and Francls wmners The raqueteers then reglsterecl successlve shut outs agamst Penn Charter, Penn, H ll and Annapolls On February 26 the squash team flnrshed the season with a stunning upset over Prlnceton of 4 3 Jacobs West Francls and Mellor were the vlctors West returnlng CO CAPTAIN FRANCIS Y ,iff . ,WT l V v Gay connecting. Capers practicing. WRESTLING d g Mr c ey rn a W Bentz W S th Morrs Roberts Do Sr? g J Oeh le Nance Geer Buell F Jacobs W Km a Scott 1960 INTER AC CHAMPS For the 1960 season Coach Nell Buckley fielded P nnne senlors Additional wenghts were filled by Oehrle C95 lbs1 Nance C103 lbs 1 and Geer C112 lbs1 and for the fnrst match of the season agalnst a powerful Sprrngfneld Delco team the lnneup read Oehrle C951 Nance C1031 Geer C1121 Buell C1201 Jacobs C1271 Scott C1331 Kxmball C1381 Burnham C1451 Bentz C1541 Hunt C1651 Clarke C1801 and Cromwell Cun lrmnted1 In thus match In spite of tranllng 160 after four bouts the Fords came roaring back to defeat Sprnngfxeld by a score of 24 23 with puns by Jacobs and Bentz However on January 9 the team ran unto hard luck when they lost a heartbreaker to Bryn Athyn 2419 ll0 Capta n Bu nham flattens Penn Charter Stan in 1 . Bu kl , P. Bu h m, . , . mi , i, , dge, I in : . r , , , , ! I . . another im ressive team built around a nucleus of , . . . . . . I f ' I ' I ' I . . I . z I I I I I I I I 1 1 I ' - I ' I I I I I ' 1 JVS Standing Plummer W Reeves L Webbe J Newbold D Jones Page Dudley R Stafford Remey Marshall Sitting Coath Wagner P Jacobs Condon J Reed B Elllott J Voorhees Huntlngton Summons Dutton Kneeling Hoffman S Morrts Kennedy D Walters J Hughes Chnstne S Taylor Cullen ln the last match wlth the score tred Cromwell was lnlured and was forced to forfeit glvlng Bryn Athyn thelr fave potnt vrctory margin The Buckleymen bounced back after thus loss and recorded several resounclnng non league wlns They downed Peddte 31 8 Perklomen 366 and un a most grattfynng match they avenged the precedung years ford cause was aided In these matches by the flne wrestlrng of Biddle Morrus at 180 and unlimited ln the Inter Ac league the Fords found llttle oppo sutlon as they beat Frlends Central 49 2 Penn Charter 3317 Germantown Academy 446 and Malvern 43 5 Near the end of the season Haverford smashed Eplscopal with a score of 42 7 This gave the Fords thelr 31st consecutlve lnter Ac wln and their 10th Inter Ac champuonshlp The JV s who wall be counted on heavily to re place thus years Sensors also posted an umpressnve record Notable wuns were agaunst Penn Charter 43 7 and Girard College 30 18 John Voorhees Allen Tate Whutney Smtth Steve Huntington and Doug Walters all underclassmen racked up fine records at theur re specttve wenghts 5 more pomts Put me down softly' ! I O I I . - I . - I . I defeat by walloping Girard College 34-12. The Haver- - I D - ' 1 ' 1 - , , . 1 I - I 1 ' ' I I I I I I . Up, up, and away! .or annull-' Nance sinks a pin. Grrrr! Fabianni's ma? time. Man, it's a long six minulesl .. mmm if'A-v L Kimball rides. Clarke stops Conestoga. Champions! In the final match of the season, the Fords pinned Lawrenceville, one of their arch rivals, with a score of 29-8, Three of Haverford's grapplers, Bill Kim- ball, Jim Scott, and Phil Burnham remained unde- feated in dual meet competition. Bill Bentz captured the high point trophy with 62 points. The Fords climaxed their highly successful season by winning the Episcopal Invitation Tournament with 88 points compared to the 79 points of Penn Charter, their nearest rival. Girard College, last year's winner, was held to 65 points. Haverford had five champions: Buell, Scott, Burnham, Bentz, and Crom- well. Phil Burnham was voted outstanding wrestler of the tournament. ln a post-season election, two members of Haver- ford's undefeated JV's, Sam Huntington and John Voorhees, were elected next year's co-captains. GYM Back Row: Huebner, Kirkland. Front Row: Gaunt, Reinhardt, Lightcap, Lincoln, Dewey, Cowan, Rumbough. BASEBALL Back Row Mr Dethner Mr Tuttle Tuff? Mathews Weltrner Reese Snyder Mr Parsons Second Row Srnuth W Gawthrop Bentz Carlusle Theus Smedley Frazner Front Row Allen Buntmg Lyons Strlnger Dlxon Spence COACH PARSONS and CAPTAIN LYONS Wuth only Three returnlng lettermen the l96O varsuty baseball team led by Captaln Charlne Lyons and coached by Mr Parsons and Mr Dethner Improved rapidly un both hattlng and fleldlng Domlnated by sophomores the starting lineup con susted of Owen Simmons Don Reese or Charlie Lyons on the mound Ed Strnnger at catcher Dave Buntlng at flrst Tom Spence at second John Newbolcl at thlrd Lyons or Walt Smedley at shortstop Bo Dlxon In left fleld Wally Allen In center field and Whitney Smith In raght fneld Other players on the squad were out flelders Bull Bentz Bob Gawthrop Bull Carlisle Hugh Snyder nnflelders Peter Thezs Larry Rutenberg John Frazler John Weltmer and pitcher Bob Sloane ln their flrst Inter Ac contest the Fords aided by Dave Buntungs clutch triple with two on came from behind to down Malvern 4 2 Wnth thus victory Coach Parsons looked forward to a successful season 5 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 5 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 f . . . . , , I ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 A . , . . 2 1 1 ' ' 1 CATCHERS PITCHERS INFIELDERS OUTFIELDERS I . 7 z K , 5, ,- , . , ps wmwmmvmimd , VK, Q 2 ' fa ' , M I f fi ' ,Z QM. . , w . .to M Q, M y , '. 7 ,H .2 4 'Q'-vw 3 'y-.u',i.mln..q',d5 1 ,. n ,prv-f-W. 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Q ' 2 I ' Back Row Mr Smith Buell Ross Shay H Francis Nance Fourth Row S Taylor Cullen F Jacobs Huganur Spanc Tate Dudley W M Johnson R Lundsley Wagner Thrrd Row Coach Buckley S Wnlson Condon Crane Dodge Cook Knmball Larzelere J Frazner OHalloran Calder Second Row Hunt W Howson Walton Wulkenlng Stafford Cromwell Aldrlch Sabol Vacca Rnchards Burnham Front Row Walker Rea B Morrls T Hughes Odlorne Shoch MacFadyen J Scott H Moore P Srnnth TRACK This years Varsity Track Team led by Captain Odlorne started off the season well by defeatnng Frankford Hugh School 56 and V2 to 42 and V2 Although most of the boys were not yet In top shape the team showed champlonshlp form as They dld well In both the field and running events The following boys showed promise of good future events Scott Vacca and F Jacobs IH the pole vault Burnham and Wrlkemng In the hnghlump Smith and Stafford In the broad lump Shoch and Walker ln the lOO yard dash Walker and MacFadyen In the 220 yard dash Odnorne and Shoch In the 440 yard dash Hughes an the 880 yard dash Rea In the mule run and Morris Moore and MacFadyen nn the hugh and low hurdles CAPTAIN ODIORNE COACH BUCKLEY Odlorne fmlsh stron Where s the Coach? 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L5 fiffmm I I fb Qkx ,N A it 5 E-41--W iutla vsrrp, SS' Standmg Mr Rnchardson A Jacobs Forstall Mellor West P Bartle Kneehng Cantrell Mclver Gay Thacher TENNIS The Varsuty Tennus Team expernenced another ex cellent season thus year The fave returnnng lettermen and several other good players helped form a squad whlch was stronger than In previous years Although the tight schedule and seasonal rams hampered prac tlce Mr Ruchardson wlth co-captains Albert Jacobs and Larr Forstall ably led the team rn defense of the ln Jacobs and Nlck Mclver both of whom do well nn the Middle State lnterscholastlcs Dave Cantrell Ricky Mel lor and Forstall contested the other singles posntlons whale John West Bert Gay and John Thacher were anchormen rn the doubles Jacobs and Mclver won consustently but the teams greatest power was nts depth rn snngles and doubles Thus year for the tnrst time the lunuor varsity had the benefut of nts own coach Mr Ramee The team not only provided reserves for the varsuty but also had al most as many matches playnng every lnter Ac team twice Co Captains and Coach Y 1 l ' ter-Ac title. 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Mira f ,QU no :iii ill!! if N 5 1 ' Back R C Bissell Crowell Mr Leonard Third Row D Jones Harkins Guerrmi Beck Carlton Brown Pl ummer Second Row Edwards Stephenson Boerlcke Wark Kirkland Beyer Carrlgan Johnson Front Row Christie Oehrle S Morris ow J Barclay Grldersleeve Kendall Blum F Barclay Fourth Row J Howson Craig Dutton The 1960 Haverford School Crew consisted of twenty-five boys. f There were eleven returning lettermen and of these eleven, five were returning North American Champions. Many of these boys had learned to scull and sweep while training for Fall Crew, which produced a crew with much depth and power. i il By rowing eight miles six days a week, under the excellent guidance of Coach Fred Leonard and Captain Fred Barclay, the Crew hoped to capture many titles. Coach CREW SCHEDULE Captain Duel Regatta with Monsignor Bonner. Dual Regatta with St. Josephs. Founders Day Regatta. May Stotesbury Cup Regatta. Philadelphia Schoolboy Cham- pionships. National Schoolboy Champion- ships. 1 'TT ' 25 , . . ,U 5' t , ' 7 I 1 1 M-rw, ,,,,m,J , , , MN, 14 NZ 1-ff Z 14' f 6 . , 3 wif.-W M ' Ps G--M' ' Y ...NA-9.4.-... W- ., .,.,,,, , 8 .. ' g 'W-'f 1'-W --,Q-1 -.-W. wif.. - K - H -f ,. ,W..., A 4 'U if 22 Wx. Back Row: Cady, Dunn, Melikian, W. Voorhees, Bailey. Middle Row: Mr. Austin, Marshall, Capers, Page, Shertz. Fronr Row: Moan, LaForce, Schwennesen, Wright, Huntington. GOLF COACH AUSTIN and CAPTAIN ONTHANK This year's golf team, with the inspir- ing leadership of Captain Onthank and the fine aid of Coach Austin, had a suc- cessful season. The first match, with Val- ley Forge was a Haverford victory. lt was followed by matches with Princeton, Penn, Hill and Peddie. ln all there were I4 matches. Several returning lettermen provided the nucleus of the team. The remaining positions were filled by hopeful and tal- ented newcomers. Those who were not able to play on the team nevertheless helped with their fine spirit and enthusi- asm. Also, they obtained much valuable practice. Since most of this year's team is made up of underclassmen, Coach Austin looks forward to an equally successful season next year. qv. . . 3 ' -J-, ' - r Q 2, X, fry I 95, ff, ,. A 5, in Lf. Af ' ff? 2 Q , ,X if ' ' I MWQXNJQ ' x, R v--V ', PM X 'S' ' ? Q . ,I ,1 . 1 L mf -L M ? ffl A 1. N 0165 ' f,f'f,3 J Aw?-jif L f . - . vw 'Q' ...u M ' , .,,, 55 fi 5 1 7 Ol If 3 3 Qi ga ,MMR , Ag 'MNA' ye W. 'lk .Q f in .1 A .if-fl mf? f '99 CD QCD OC V 'W J! X I , I I Q Q Q Q rf .. , X RX- ! M V. w f P Q T x' N'X X XX is comes o,, f 6X,5,- If wig f g 33021 0 X Its a bnrd nts a plane Wnlkemng saves nt s Super Moose Hmmm' Dunk nt Dolph' You have to keep those admlrmg females away somehow' , . ., . . 1 1 - -1 . , . X ww W 1 5 19 J 99 'Q Q QQ 00 f Ji? ,fn 47V lx ' f 'I 9 T 1 EW.m?aH Z 0 QQ D X if VV Bloomers are m fashion agaun The Winter Formal A one A two A three Pat and Andy So she sand Just resting