Malvern Preparatory School - Malvernian Yearbook (Malvern, PA)
- Class of 1951
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St. Augustine Bishop of Hippo and illustrious Doctor of the Church 1354 - 4305 4 .Reverend Joseph A. Grilterty, O.S..A. We, the Senior Class of 1951, affectionately dedicate the 1951 Malvernian to our teacher, counsellor and friend, Father Joseph Grifterty, in gratitude for his untiring efforts in our behalf and for his many years of loyal service at Malvern Preparatory School. 5 ff K 71 S Ex I0 X l l l ,I ,fix '?- L A-u.. ,- .l'-.?- 'fx' 411, Qi , x FT ? ' l a : I I il ll -hflnl, l , 7 B l fl-V E 'K 4' l 'N l j ' Q! l l ' x 7j. K . f-fi! X Q f . . lf Y 'l ' 'i ' .4', Q N? V Y All- px K1 X f ,,g- -X A' x K yi x I xx, A' ,ffilg I 1 Vx X e ' 'X X -I e ff - 5 1--5 nj X -- -- '1i u -- . w lil!lff:'l Ev vw E 2 -'-.a4ifuii'5'? l'U9:,ll lailzlg, Mg . , 255, A U 1 f N Q RS D 'uint I M QNNX N S C - I I ,- , Q l 4.5 A -f' L., - e 'Z7' Qffv ' A aff? ff' l. 31 ' - 243' +L ' E 723 ,! 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Keating, O.S.A. de To the Augustinian Fathers of the faculty of Malvern Preparatory School, we, the Seniors, express our profound respect and deep grati- tude. The fine teaching, the unseltish devotion ot these good men who have dedicated their Reverend William J. Carney, O.S.A. English Reverend Reverend Reverend Ezra J. Fenton, O.S.A. Francis B. Gilligan, O.S.A. George M Krupa OSA English - Latin Chemistry - Religion Religion Mathematics Of Wfalaezn lives, time and efforts for the education of young men, have won for Malvern the high standards of which we are proud. May we repay them in some measure by living up to the high ideals they have taught us. Reverend James L. Nolan, O.S.A. Mathematics - Physics Reverend William E. Devine, O.S.A Social Studies Mr. Marshall J. Happhen Aihletic Direcior Mr. Stanley Jcworowski Hisiory Sister Sf. Eileen, I.H.M. Glee Club I2 Miss Catherine A. McCullough Secrefcry xx ,. 'A .a f f' fn y. ,4 gr, as . 'ff aff vi 'A , lp' f A m 5. 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A. -,, .,.- , 3-, f .. . . 1 ' -,J '-',--5' -g'1..' ' , I -',.,- . ,.v - L. V.,-,., ,5 Vg. .- -, .,. ,H . , ' 1 3- Ev... 1 ' TL -? -- , ' 5 -.- - ., - :-.-- . ' 1 , ., , In . . , . - , ,. , ,I . N -1, ,ggi ,' A tg , -J. ,:V:',.NQ-'V:,,. L, ', ,, ' ' 2,73 'i ' 1.1 ' ' 2. . ', - ' ,,' 1w4.-'m H ,H'. -, --' ' --'A . . U . V. 1. -mv , .- , . ' a Q Q.. . . ' .. , I , b t 1 , . . shman A 7 CHARLES J. BANNON RICHARD J. KELLY JAMES E. FARREL ALOYSIUS J. JACOBS Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. Drexel Park, Pa. Merion, Pa. HCVBFTOWHI PU- President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 7 As we, the Freshman Class, look back-back to the beginning of our days at Malvern-we realize that our first year has taken its place in a long procession of memories. There we were, the little Frosh of Malvern, on the day of our initiation. We felt quite at home after that, for we realized that from then on we could be among the Malvern greats. Following through in true Malvernian spirit, many JOSEPH A. McCAHON JAMES R. BIRLE Dowingtown, Pa. Drexel Park, Pa. President Vice-President Widow of us, like our predecessors, participated in sports and other extra-curricular activities. The fourth team in football and the thirteen-year-old basket- ball team were composed almost entirely of Frosh. Does every year pass as quickly as this? For a few months, June seemed so far away. Then sud- denly winter passed and gave way to spring. Now the final exams, and Freshman year is but a memory. WILLIAM J. BANEY ANDREW M. MEEHAN Upper Darby, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Secretary Treasurer Freshman JOSEPH A. BARRETT Maple Shade, N. J. ujoen JOSEPH A. BARRY Drexel Hill, Pa. Hjoeu 'HOMAS A. BRUDER Springfield, Pa. ALBERT A. CIARDI Philadelphia, Pa. IlTomll IIAIII Jr jolly freshmen - E. Clark, Ellis, W. Clark, and lphen. 1 if fs iff' 4 2 1 R JOHN B. BELL Narberfh, Pa. Bert EDWARD C. CLARK Wes? Overbrook, Pa. .,Edff G. Diego, Ap lake. JOHN W. BENSON Overbrook, Pa. Johnny W. HOWARD C. CLARK Overbrook, Pa. Howie OMG, and S. Diego enioy skating on the EDWARD B. BRODERICK Drexel Hill, Pa. Bred LEO J. COACHER Germantown, Pa. ,rendu QM JOSEPH 'C. COLL - Upper Darby, Pa. ujoen JOSEPH C. CUTAIAR Drexel Hill, Pa. H-,cell JOSEPH A. D'AQUILA Orelancl, Pa. IIJ oell GABINO DIEGO Habana, Cuba Sabi SERVANDO O. DIEGO Habana, Cuba Servando RONALD M. DI STEFANO Springfield, Pa. llRonH RIGHT: McGiIIicuddy and Culaiar are up to something. RALPH J. EDMISTON Haveriown, Pa. llE9golI DAVID .I. ELLIS Lansdowne, Pa. Dave I I I JOSEPH F. ELLIS PAUL D. FLANIGAN THOMAS J. FRANCELLA BRIAN J. GALLAGHER Lansdowne, Pa. Narberlh, Pa. Coafesville, Pa. Merion, Pa. Joe Fleas Tom Brian I8 ALONSO GONZALES Mexico Ciiy, Mexico Alonso LORENZO GONZALES Mexico Cify, Mexico Lori EDWARD HALLY Newtown Square, Pa. IlEdll MARSHALL J. HALPHEN Gloucesier, N. J. Marsh TH EODORE J. HAWLEY Villanova, Pa. llTedll DENNIS C. HOWLEY Wes? Chesfer, Pa. noennyu ARTHUR J. KEEGAN Merion, Pa. Artie STEFAN W. KREUGER Drexel Hill, Pa. llonoll 'T Y-ffkilfelf 5' ? , . 2 . 2 ' ' ARTHUR J LA COURSE HARRY R. MACK WILLIAM P MAGINNIS JOAQUIN V MARTINEZ Edgemonf Pa Merion, Pa. Drexel Hull Pa Camaguey Cuba rf Harry Tuffy Joaqum 19 JOHN J. McCARRON WILLIAM C. MCCONAGHY THOMAS E. McDYER THOMAS A. MCGILLICUDY JOHN J. McKAY Drexel Hill, Pa. Wynnewood, Pa. Overbrook, Pa. Wynnewood, Pa. Havertown, Pa. lljackll Iloiggerll llTomll llTomll lljackll JOSEPH A. MONAG-HAN Brookline, Pa. llJoeIl FRANK P. MOSER Newtown Square, Pa. Frank ROBERT NEEDHAM Merion, Pa. llsobll Freshmen patronize The coke-bar er one of our dances. DONALD C. OEHLRICH MAURICE F. O'NEILL WILLIAM V. RUDOLPH LEO SMITH JOSEPH J. TRENCH Bryn Mawr, Pa. Merion, Pa. Lansdowne, Pa. Riverton, Pa. Drexel Hill, Pa. Hnonn ,,MaUry,, HBH... ,fl-eou when JOHN J. WALSH Orwigsburg, Pa. Fuzzy JOSEPH W. WHITE Villanova, Pa. lljoell RICHARD D. WHITE Coa1esviIIe, Pa. Dick 21 S OPHOMORE A DONALD J. MCBRYAN JOSEPH V. MISSETT HARRY J. O'NElLL FRANCIS N.X. 'CARTEN Drexel Park, Pa. Overbrook, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Wayne, Pa. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer S Now that we, the Class of '53, have reached the mid-point of our school days at Malvern, we look back to that first day on Malvern's campus and recall our earnest desires to become her loyal sons and distinguished Malvernians. Whether we have succeeded to this date, let our actions speak for us. Many of us have excelled in the classroom and have been rewarded by coveted places on the Qfictafzq Headmaster's honor roll consistently. Some of us have won our letters on the fields of sport and have further shown our school spirit by eager participa- tion in other extra-curricular activities. Will the second half of our preparatory school days be as successful? lf an eager desire and a firm determination to excel will spell success, we will succeed. PAUL P. GIORDANO, Jr. JOHN C. MALONEY MICHAEL J. WALSH WlLLlAM N. McKAY Philadelphia, Pa. Lansdowne, Pa. Villanova, Pa. Kirklyn, Pa. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORE B BASIL J. BELTRAN Merion, Pa. Bass JOHN BORBONUS Aruba, Nefh. West Indies Barb JOHN J. CONNOR Malvern, Pa. Jack DAVID BERRY Moylan, Pa. Dave GEORGE W. COFFEY Wes? Chesfer, Pa. Perky PATRICK F. COSTELLO Malvern, Pa, llpatll ROBERT CURRAN Chesier, Pa. lIBobll THOMAS W. DOYLE Merion, Pa. llTomlI KEVIN FITZPATRICK Wynnewood, Pa. llFitZll GERALD P. DOUGH ERTY Philadelphia, Pa. HDMI, RAYMOND -F. ECOCK Phoenixville, Pa. llRaYll JAMES B. FLANIGAN Cynwyd, Pa. lljimll BRIAN FLYNN ROBERT F. FUHS PAUL J. GREENHALGH ROBERT GRIFFIN JOSEPH C. HOFFNER Drexel Hill, Pa. Pelican Island, N. J Wynnewood, Pa. Merion, Pa. Sfrafforcl, Pa. nMike11 uaobu npauln HGHH11 ,,Joa,, WILLIAM B. JONES Philadelphia, Pa. IIBHIII ff 5, LAWRENCE J. MACATEE Manoa, Pa. Larry Gonzales, Toro, and Marfinez visil Ihe air- pori. TERENCE B. MAGRATH Berwyn, Pa. Terry PAUL C. MCCLATCHY Malvern, Pa. CIa1ch 24 ATRICK .I. MCCLOSKEY WILLIAM J. MCCORMICK WILLIAM R. MCNERNEY Ardmore, Pa. Bryn Mawr, Pa. Malvern, Pa. llpatll IIBRHII IIBHIII JOHN P. McNICHOL5 THEODORE G. MOGAVERO Broomall, Pa. Wynnewood, Pa Mac TecI JAMES O'CONNOR Cynwyd, Pa. nm JUAN DE DIOS ONA Ever see this in South America? Habana, Cuba Johnny LEROY PETERS Croydon, Pa. ll'-eell WILLIAM P. REILLY Drexel HiII, Pa. BilI' 25 RICHARD J. SHARKEY DANIEL E. SMITH ROBERT E. SMITH JOHN J. STRETCH Merion, Pa. Riverton, Pa. Merion, Pa. Haverfown, Pa. lloickll IIDanll llsobll lloiggerll Cosfello and Smith are glad school is over. SANTIAGO J. TORO EMMET J. WARD ROBERT H. WOLFINGTON Medellin, Colombia Upper Darby, Pa. Drexel Hill, Pa. Hsamin HEm1, Uwolff, TOP: O'Connor was a bad boy. MIDDLE: After the play, Father Gilligtan directs the demolition squad. BOTTOM: C. and S. Toro don't like the weather. 27 JUNIOR A THOMAS M. COLLINS GORDON HEEKE Wynnewood, Pa. Richmond, Va. President Vice-President PHILIP TRAINER RANDLE W. MITCHELL Berwyn, Pa. Merion, Pa. Secretary Treasurer cmdafzgf' The happy days of summer over, back to school trudged we fifty sunburnt lads. At first, we found it hard getting back to the books, and it was not until two weeks before the quarterly exams that we really settled down. But who could study when the memories of a shaded fishing nook or of a shining ocean came stealing into our minds, like a thief, to seize our attention. Before we knew it, Thanksgiving, then Christmas, had come and gone, and we were focusing our LEONARD H. DAGIT Merion, Pa. JOSEPH M. SHARKEY Merion, Pa. President Vice-President attention on the midyears. After these we assumed a host of extra-curricular activities, including news- paper and yearbook, basketball and swimming, plays and social activities. Spring came with its traditional bad cases of fever. Once again, our minds followed our eyes out the window to the baseball diamond. How we survived this quarter no one knows. But survive we did, and when June rolled around, there were not a few of us sad to see the year end. HARRY WILLIAMSON WILLIAM B. 'CORR Newportville, Pa. Wynnewood, Pa. Secretary Treasurer 328.7 JUNIOR B FRANK M. ADAMS GONZALO APONTE JOHN BANEY WILLIAM G. COFFEY JOSEPH S. COLLINS Merion, Pa. San Juan, P. R. Upper Darby, Pa. Newtown, Pa. Yeadon, Pa. Frank Ponte Jack Sleepy Joe Lef's concenirafe on the Iexibooks. HENRY P. CORCORAN JOSEPH R. CULHANE THOMAS A. CURRAN WILLIAM W. CUTAIAR MICHAEL A. DAVIS Wesl Chesfer, Pa. Wes! Chester, Pa. Chester, Pa. Drexel Hill, Pa. Wayne, Pa. Hank Joe Tom Bill Mike WILLIAM H. DEMPSEY Drexel Hill, Pa. Bill WILLIAM GRI ESMER, Jr.' Hazleton, Pa. uBiHu lu JOSEPH F. DOUGH ERTY Upper Darby, Pa. when JOHN H. HARRIS, 2nd Pitlsburgh, Pa. Casual LEFT: THOMAS FANT Wynnewood, Pa. H-I-omu JOSEPH HUVER Malvern, Pa. Hjoeu Harris braves the fyphoon. RONALD E. FRANCISCO HENRY J. FRIEDEI. Broomall, Pa. Drexel Hill, Pa. HMO!! nHanku KEVIN KENNELLY EDWARD B. LIPP Uwchland, Pa. Cynwyd, Pa. H-I-ex., ,,Ed,, BELOW: Muir forgo! his lesson for today MIB. W DSEPH F. LOEFFLAD Upper Darby, Pa. when F. PAUL MITA Bala Cynwyd, Pa. S1'rech J. FRANCIS LOUGHRAN Gladwyne, Pa. Locke ROBERT W. MUIR Penn Valley, Pa. HBOS, GEORGE MALLON Philadelphia, Pa. Pangs ROBERT P. MURPHY Manoa, Pa. NICHOLAS MARTELL Cynwyd, Pa. Nick JAMES MCCAH ON Dowingiown, Pa. ,Bohn ,,Ace,, 21: . nds class dull. I.. .::5,-?:,,:g-S-1g:g 1 -2: -.,- a 5 , g jp l all ' .,'-,-, ' ff F 2255 , 15:52 , my s Y Rf V ff sv' GUY MILNE Bala Cynwyd, Pa. Ghee' THOMAS MCC LATCHY Malvern, Pa. Farmer 4, 7:2-PPQWWT www' f 4 ,A 54 M N it J naigafm L S + 1 1 A ag, i f - ' 'fi ICHARD MCCREAVY Philadelphia, Pa. Dick IICHARD NEELY Wayne, Pa. Dick VILLIAM O'NEILL ' Nesi Chester, Pa. llBiHlI WILLIAM F. McKENNA, Cynwyd, Pa. llsillu EDWARD NOVASATKA Shamokin, Pa. uEddyll AUBERT SCHWARTZ Haverlown, Pa. Ilaenll ALFRED SILVA Cienfuegos, Cuba IIAIII JAMES WHITE Hellerfown, Pa. lIJimll CARLOS TORO Medellin, Colombia Carlos RICHARD W. WHITE Merion, Pa. lloickll PAUL WITHINGTON Wynnewood, Pe. mu Williamson and Griesmer fry studying. Coffey says, Cupello and Novasalka doing a few chores. ffNo!n Silva and Mallon are making ready Bill Coffey cleaning house. pastures. fo find greener wav' Q 4 w qxnfxq xg, Niilluigx , if ,, 'Qi' fx af aw, 1: .w xv ,N X 3, Nsiv, V1 if- 'Au wm Fact Q Ever since Malvern started accepting post graduates in 1947, these young men have excelled in every field. This year's class has been no exception. Although they had to spend much time studying, our PG's found time to join in all extra-curricular JOHN J. GIORDANO Philadelphia, Pa. IIG I Il THOMAS AGNEW Havertown, Pa. llTomll FRANCIS MURPHY Swedeland, Pa. Franny JOSEPH C. MCARDLE Yeadon, Pa. lljoell Zed activities. 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This transition is an occasion for both ioy and sorrow, ioy, because it was the goal of our ambitions for four years, and sorrow, because it marks the end of the most happy and carefree days of our lives. For the past four years we have studied, played, and prayed together to make ourselves better men, and to uphold the traditions of Malvern. Now that we have reached the end of the road, we look back and see that we did at least a fairly good iob of it. Many of us were outstanding in studies, athletics, and leadership, and all, every one in his own way, tried to do something for Malvern. Our diploma is our treasured reward. During the course of our school days, Malvern has made great strides. This year for the first time, our Alma Mater participated fully in the extensive program of the Interacademic League. The enroll- ment of the school has greatly increased and, as we leave the familiar campus, we see new buildings rising among the old, the symbol of Malvern's progress. We do not pretend to be the cream of the crop, but we have tried hard to do our best and, for that, we hope Malvern will remember us. HENRY BMIII1 President JAMES FARNAN Vice-Presid ent SENIOR A Eowm DALY Secfmfy STEFAN Hmassuno Treasurer ABOVE: If was a long, long, time ago when 1he Class of '51 entered Malvern for the first time. LEFT: As Freshmen, we enjoyed Fr. Carney's Eng- lish Class. SENIOR B WILLIAM HALLY Presidenf HAYDEN WOLF! NGTON Vice-President JOSEPH DUNTON Treasurer GEORGE HANLEY Secretary I LAWRENCE T. ADELBERGER 218 Lenain Ave. Wayne, Pa. llTedII Four years ago, Ted promoted himself to Malvern from St. Katherine's. Already in his second year, he became a constant member of the parking-lot club, at present, Ted rides up to Malvern in a shiny '49 Mercury. Each day as soon as he can get out of school, Addy can be found watering his orchids and cacti. If not called by Uncle Sam, he will follow his father's footsteps in the florist business. 1' ff' F l J. v. Football 2 fxfvw 1 Cap-n-Bonnet Players 'I-2-3 - 'f ,J Blue and whsle Club 3-4 l - ' ij Jin Q if xv Q55 l 'T I l Mkkfg , ll ff 'l X I if ll ly ,QJLLSEUL WILLIAM E. BERRY Shady Hill Road Moylan, Pa. ffslllff Bill, Father Carney's advisor, is one of Malvern's unsung artists with the brush. While the Pope is infallible only in faith and morals, Will claims to be in everything else. Fast on the track, as well as in conversation, he always has managed to come out ahead. Tampa, his steady companion, is a frequent topic on his Saturday night expeditions. Bill rode in style for his Senior year in a 1950 Plymouth Suburban . In the future he will reserve a parking place at Villanova. 'fl l l J.V. Football 2-3 1 . Track 2-3-4 I Friar's Lantern 'l ' Cap-n-Bonnet Players 2 - K 5 ,.. l rf-if 38 gxf- lg 'gi' A WILFRED BURKE Woodfield Farm Saddle River, N. J. Frenchy JAMES BOYLAN 'lit Franklin Ave. Staten lsland, N. Y lljimll Although at Malvern for only one year, 200 lbs. of Jim Boylan endeared himself to all students, especially those of V.M.A. A star in the Boarder's Basketball League, Jim was also known to his football opponents as the irresistible force. Acting ability he showed in Eileen , playing the dressed-up sergeant of Colonel Lester. If Uncle Sam doesn'1' invite him for a trip overseas, Jim will take up Marine Engineering at King's Point Maritime Academy. Varsity Football 4 Track 4 A AN Cap-n-Bonnet Players 4 X 11' ffl Blue and while club 4 fy, Xxyx f it I R 5 KS- .-5371, sz! Frenchy , as he is popularly called, has been an ever popular member of our community since he stepped off the Liberte last year. ln spite of his lack of knowledge of American customs, he made quite a name for himself both on the grid- iron and in the classroom. Father Dennis puts his name on the Honor Roll without even consulting the records. Wilfred tells us that New York is quite a place for spending week-ends. His next stop will be the Engineering School of M.I.T. Varsity Football 3-4 J.V. Tennis 3-4 Blue and White Club 3-4 WY: . LA A N X gp if f Fig 5 1 1 -N f . ,..--a.'L'- ' ' 'Melt-lg 39 w. HQ Q it DANIEL J. CHAMBERS 10 N. Darlington St. West Chester, Pa. llDanlI Dan , a West Chester lad, strode silently into Malvern in his Sophomore year. Although Dan's motto is Silence is golden , we would advise anyone eager to learn all about West Chester to get ready for a long . . . long conference. Our friend com- mutes to and from Malvern in his old De Soto. Dan expects to enter Art School after graduation. I Al, 1-,fl J.v. Football 2 K .l.V. Basketball 2 X-L Blue and White Club 3-4 URW i if usgrcnsn-xl ' lj wx yy i I i 'S' ' 'S 1, l J 9 EDWARD F. CLARKE 709 Turner Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. Fred Fred returned from California to become once more a true Yankee . California hotrods are still a current topic with Fred day in, day out. The bathing beauties of Wildwood have no objection to Fred as a steadfast member of that resort's Beach Patrol. His newly-acquired green vehicle will take him any place on this continent. St. Joseph's College will probably be Fred's next Alma Mater. Junior Team Football 2 Varsity Football 3-4 J.V. Basketball 2-3 Track 2-3-4 Blue and White Club 3-4 S F I 'SQ Ki X .g f 40 1 CQ? WILLIAM R. CLINE 2401 winding Way Drexel Hill, Pa. Bill Bill , the Don Juan of Malvern, press agent for Drexel Park, swung his 120 lbs. about Malvern for 4x 180 days. His off- campus activities consisted mainly in escorting the beautiful lasses from the neighboring villas. Popularity is certainly not one of his weak points, for every time Bill turns around he acquires another friend. Our spectators can easily point him out in all of our maior sports. Bill plans to follow his Father's footsteps in the furniture business. f l I.v. Football 1-2-3 fy 4 5 -.f Varsity Football 4 X71 Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4 ' ! J.V. Baseball 2-3 f xhiax Varsity Track 4 X X' 5 Friar's Lantern 3-4 7,1 J A Y l Malvernian 3-4 5 1 Blue and White Club 3-4 F16 Class Officer 1-2-3 f X it Cap-n-Bonnet Players 3-4 lx X JOHN COSTELLO 1 16 Miner St. Malvern, Pa. Johnny Although John's home is very near the campus, he was never taken for a boarderp he left school at 1:30 sharp every day. During his first two years, John walked to school. To save time and waste gas, he bought a flashy De Soto in his Junior year. Now, John and his car are part of Malvern's tradition. On week-ends, Johnny works at the Acme Store in Paoli. We will probably see him managing the store some day. J.V. Baseball 1 1- is Junior Team Football 2 lx e l 9' Blue and White Club 3-4 1, 4. 5,4 I , 1 A xslt! dune I I ffl?-'P 41 Q LL!! ' W -li ,Eff DANIEL J. CRYOR 205 Treaty Rd. Drexel Hill, Pa. HDanll There is no doubt that Dan's 240 pounds haveJeft an imprint upon Malvern's campus. Reports from Lansdowne say that our hero is an active member of the Volunteer Fire Department and a major factor in determining the average weight of his home town football team. Our silent conqueror wants to be called a Villanovan next year. T Tillg Cap-n-Bonnet Players 1 Jui T F tb lll-2 Bl:eoandeTllFhitZoClEb 3-4 cc ll ldv f xx yxlfl. F71 y S f' 'f ff W IFEX fy- W V ,if FRANCISCO CUPELLO Maracaibo, Venezuela Chico When Chico , the Venezuelan ambassador of good will, arrived at Malvern, he knew only one or two English words. By now, however, he is not only thoroughly familiar with our language, but also with all the girls on the area. Chico does not confine his activities to the social world, he is a regular on the Honor Roll. Do you wonder why he puts on weight? Well, he is the custodian of the Pie Shoppe. Chico is not too sure of his future, but whatever it will be we think it will be a success. Que. Eiga-WWA'-'R N Track 2-4 K I J.V. Baseball I-3 .F th Varsity Baseball 4 ,J I Junior Team Football, Manager 'E' Varsity Basketball, Manager 3 I Pie Shoppe 3-4 U T l l ,- Blue and white Club 3-4 ,QQ fl - Pit, ho? ..,-1-iv NX-3 -1 IT L- YQ-X 42 ,.--sf: , F 'A l JOHN P. DALTON 44 Linwood Ave. Ardmore, Pa. Johnny Wait a minute, Herbie! Here comes another Dalton to ioin the ranks of those who left Malvern with fond recollections and congratulations. A fancy ball handler on the basketball court, John was also quite a baseball player. The saying is that he plans to beat Brother Herbie in the number of his girl friends. Although we do not know for sure John's destination, we suspect that we will see him at Villanova. Varsity Baseball 2-3-4 Junior Team Football 1-2-3 J. V. Basketball 2-3 Blue and White Club 3-4 ll: 37 vf ABAENTJ kj Y EDWIN K. DALY 1022 Barberry Rd. Bryn Mawr, Pa. llEdIl Ed , the well-liked co-editor of this book, has been the top student in his class nearly every quarter for four years. Famous for his work in extra-curricular activities, Edwin has been known to accomplish all kinds of impossible iobs. His maroon Packard station wagon is a quasi-permanent fixture in Malvern's parking lot. Since Ed is going to study Liberal Arts at Villanova, Horn and Hardart's is looking for somebody else to pour out their ten-cent cups of coffee. ff? 4 Cap-n-Bonnet Players 'l-4 Intra-mural Tennis 3-4 Friar's Lantern 1-2-3-4 Malvernian 2-3, Co-editor-in-chief 4 Class Officer 'l-2-4 ,A l 43 ANDREW DEBICKI 1724 17th St., N. W. Washington, D.C. IlAndYIl After traveling half-way around the world from his native Poland, Andy finally anchored himself at Malvern in Sep- tember, 1949. Once here, he held on to a place on the Honor Roll till he walked out with a diploma in his hands. As co-slave- -driver-in-chief, Cwe mean Editor, of coursel Andrew was an important factor in the production of this yearbook. Not satisfied with record, he also participated in the Sanctuary Society, played tennis and wrote for the Friar's Lantern. Right now, Andy is probably sweating it out at Georgetown. Tennis 4 AW? Malvernian, Co-editor-in-chief 4 ff yy Friar's Lantern 4 I M-VEMQ -T j Blue and White Club 3-4 Sanctuary Society 3-4 qc f ...Qt Y :NX-ri, ,,!liX Q. '- gli! NEIL C. DEMPSEY 447 Greenwich Rd. Paulsboro, N. J. lIDempSIl As a frisky Freshman, Neil participated in the initiation of the class of 1951. The Cap-n-Bonnet Players were very proud to have New Jersey Demps among their choral ranks for four years of musicals. Neil also played baseball and football on our Varsity. As the hard-working Photography Assistant of this Malvernian, he showed a patience surpassed by none. St. Joseph's awaits Neil's entrance this September. J. V. Baseball 'I-2 J. v. Basketball 1 'mi J. V. Football 1-2 Q f Varsity Football 3-4 Vlj Varsity Baseball 3-4 'Q-9 Malvernian 3-4 QT. 5 Friar's Lantern 3-4 Cap-n-Bonnet Players 4 E' ' Sanctuary Society 1-2-3-4 Glee Club I-2 , Blue and white club 3-4 l- A .-.,1- JOSEPH H. DUNTON 201 N. Bowman Ave. Merion, Pa. lljoell Joe arrived at Malvern from St. Mathias in 1947. Since then, he has compiled a perfect attendance record for three out of four years. Although small in size, Joe displayed his muscles on our football teams. One of the most popular members of his class, Joe provides the ballast for the Myers-Voelker- Dunton trio. ln the future he plans to follow his father in paper manufacturing. J. V. Football 1-2-3 1 Varsity Football 4 ' Varsity Track 2 .Q 17: gr! K A Class Officer 4 K l p sive and white Club 3-4 ' 9 4 -' I 0 1 Qffjf! Rv X' ggi - 6232 yy 5 JAMES FARNAN Low Ridge Lane Rosemont, Pa. ll-limll Jovial Jim , a four year popular favorite at Malvern, has shown his famous smile on the football field and baseball diamond, on the dance floor and even in the classroom when occasion permitted. Rounding out his extra-curricular partici- pation, he showed his managerial and leadership abilities during the basketball season and on the Student Council. Hard study won him honors in the classroom. Jim says he will miss us but no more, we know, than Malvern will miss his friend- liness and good cheer. Malvern's loss will be Penn's gain. ff J. v. Football 2 1 L9 ii Varsity Football 3-4 X J. V Baseball 1 I Varsity Baseball 2-3-4 X Basketball Manager 4 1?-'li l Class Officer 1-3-4 1 I X32 Student Council 4 , I K Blue and White Club 3-4 f Wx 1 45 2213 JOHN M. FLYNN 341 Owen Ave. Lansdowne, Pa. Jack Both Malvern and Warner Brothers are very proud of Jack, - Malvern because of his engaging disposition and contagious smile, and the Warner Brother for his constant advertisement: Movies are better than ever. Since he rode in from Lans- downe four years ago, Jack proved himself to be a football player of note, not to mention his ability as a linguist and a scholar of no mean note. Villanova will see him in September. QQER3' I Junior Team Football 'I-2-3 59 l Varsity Football 4 X3 Varsity Baseball 2-3-4 x ,X Blue and White Club 3-4 S -1-,f JAMES GRIFFIN 326 Valley Rd. Merion, Pa. lljimll During four years at Malvern, Jim has won the reputation of a friend to all men with his smiling, cheerful manner. lf you see a Dodge cutting apple-shaped U-turns in the vicinity of Merion any day, ten-to-one its our boy Jim. The Malvern Secret Service reports that Jim can be found at almost all local dances. Jim plans to continue his good record at the University of Penn- sylvania. Junior Team Football 2-3 J 5 'cg Cap-n-Bonnet Players 4 E Rl. , Blue and White Club 3-4 L. EE It Nga 1 7 STEFAN HABSBURG-LOTHRINGEN 30 Hyde Ave. Newton, Mass. Steve Big Steve , the Austrian delegate to the Malvern U.N., landed on our campus last year. Immediately, he made himself popular by his gay manner and serious achievements. A Golden Honor Roller , Stefan was also quite an athlete, being elected Cap- tain ofthe swimming team during his Senior year. We are very grateful to him for the cartoons in this Malvernian, of which he was Art Editor. Our muscular hero plans to become an engineer at M. I. T. Varsity Swimming 3, Captain 4 Track 3-4 ll Malvernian 4 X.: 1 Friar's Lantern 4 ggi--' rr-'S Cap-n-Bonnet Players 4 Xr'5?'Q4 M 2 Class Treasurer 4 'kt uv Pie Shoppe 4 Blue and White Club 3-4 eff JOSEPH R. HALLY Clover Lane Newton Square, Pa. llJoeIl Puff! Crash! Boing! Here it is, - the corner stone of Senior A's merriment, - Joe Hally. Joe has the sole power of amusing Fr. Carney while he is marking English exams, and claims to be responsible for a great deal of Bob Hope's success. Football fans admire his great gallop through the opponent lines, but Newton Square wants him to run for mayor. Sometimes it is wise to be regular, isn't it? Joe hopes to continue his studies at Penn State. J. V. Football 2-3 Varsity Football 4 A Q Swimming 2 Yf ' 7 , Varsity Baseball 4 K? girl' Class Officer 3 x 1 J' ' Cap-n-Bonnet Players 4 X wean. - ' GU-lei W, X fyJ I' 47 -fp? , 1.-W '+ 1.068 WILLIAM P. HALLY Clover Lane Newton Square, Pa. ffsmff Swish! Hurrah! Another touchdown! That's our football hero Bill Hally. Bill holds the post of guardian for his two brothers, - Joe and Eddie, Oh! what a iob, sometimes! Al- though he centered himself on sports only, Bill is known to be quite a vocalist. His hobby is flying trucks and hot rods, but sometimes he forgets his hobbies over a pretty blonde. Bill's next detour to becoming President of the United States is as yet unknown. 5 ' J. V. Football 'l-12 -3 J. V. Baseball 'I gl 'E 7 Varsity Football 3-4 3 v , Varsity Baseball 2-3-4 2 YQ! Class President 4 M s ' Blue and White Club 3-4 ltr GEORGE M. HANLEY lll8 Marlyn Rd. Philadelphia, Pa. Georgie Although Father Eagan seems to have George marked as the reticent type, many a class period has been enlivened by George's witticisms. Since his Freshman year, he has been Joe Hally's self-appointed Guardian Angel. George was a hard- working member of the stage crew for the Cap-n-Bonnet Players for many years, finally, last Autumn, he became an actor. His one line, Essie, listen! will be long-remembered as his stage triumph. Let George do it - he will be a success. caan .lunior Football 2-3 T Blue and White Club 3-4 O, ,vs 1 Cap-n-Bonnet Players 3-4 J A Q73 of l 1 A r . J 9 f fffi Wf?fZ!ZEet. ROBERT A. HARTSOUGH 2217 N. Broad St. Philadelphia, Pa. Harts As a Student Councillor, Bob patrollled the upper corridor during his Senior year, woe to those who disregarded his orders! Although not one of those big toughs , Bob success- fully participated in football and track. His popularity was demonstrated by the fact that he was elected class officer more than once. Happy Bob intends to honor Villanova with his presence. gui' ilk fda tr,- b I J. V. Football 2-3 Varsity Football 4 5' J. V. Baseball 'I-2 t fj' ' Varsity Baseball 3-4 X? NPN? ' f Varsity Track 4 hw Friar's Lantern 1-2-3 J Cap-n-Bonnet Players 4 , -' Student Council 4 ll Class Officer 3 A Blue and White Club 3-4 lf:-, TM l xl T 1 U L x,. . ,-,,Xll 5. e. V ' JOSEPH M. HAYDEN 436 Lombardi Rd. Drexel Park, Pa. lljoell Because his name appeared on almost every list of activities during his four year tenure at Malvern, Husky Joe certainly needs no introduction to Malvernians. Our iolly friend earned for himself a berth on the All-lnteracademic Football Team for his exseptional performance as guard. As Student Councillor he helped keep the day students in line. In deciding his choice of colleges, Joe has an eye toward Cornell or Notre Dame. J.V. Football 'I-2 ,sg Varsity Football 3, co-capt. 4 7, J. V. Baseball 'l-2-3 X Q 'X N Varsity Baseball 4 ff N' f Friar's Lantern 3-4 , N Q, Malvernian 3-4 X 12- Student Council 4 x can Z5 Blue and White Club 3-4 ll V if .. Na? 5 FRANCIS J. HOWLEY l 460 Argyle Rd. Drexel Park, Pa. y Frank Frank left Drexel Park four years ago and arrived at Malvern on the 69th St. bus. Since his Junior year he has been one of the private car boys. He is noted for his horseback riding expeditions, which have caused more aches and pains than any other factor during his stay here. Frank is also famous far and wide for the questions he asks in Religion Class and for his excellent driving. Frank is undecided as to what he will take up after graduation. g 471135 lizfll i v-nfx Ai l ' 4-fsllxfj Z Ft Klau- FA ' Y' - V l- .3 2' L. , 1:ys,x'ff, it 'N Lx l y QNIIAN 2 . I QU 'il I if ni Junior Team Football 1-2 Track 3-4 Friar's Lantern 4 Cap-n-Bonnet Players I-2-3-4 Malvernian 4 Blue and White Club 3-4 WILLIAM N. JORDAN Buttonwood Rd. Berwyn, Pa. Chester Happy-go-lucky Norris rocketed into Malvern four years ago, and Father Gilligan hasn't had a peaceful moment ever since. Besides being one of the most active managers ever to hit Malvern, Norris succeeds in keeping his social life awhirl. Chester is a charter member of the Hot Rod Club, his grey Packard is a well-known menace to motorists all along the Main Line. He is also one of the most agile members of the track team. After his graduation from Malvern, Chester plans to study either at Princeton or Georgetown. Varsity Track 3-4 Varsity Football, manager 3 ., J. v. Football 1-2 4 ,Tc J. V. Baseball 1-2 7 N y Q Friar's Lantern 3-4 A I! A , FP ff '::Sf- Malvernian 4 Blue and White Club 3-4 Cap-n-Bonnet Players 4 -. KU' 1. ...JZX--- ' xc,- l FRANCIS K. KILLMOND 2740 Springfield Rd. Broomall, Pa. Frank Shorty Killmond, who made Malvern and Newton Square very proud of him by passing the N.R.O.T.C. exam, is now well on his way to becoming another John Paul Jones. Our pro- spective seaman played J. V. Football in Freshman year, circled the track as a Junior, and so skillfully managed the Varsity football team that he received a Varsity letter. His vocal talents swelled the chorus in last spring's musical Eileen , Frank's next stop will be Villanova, where he plans to study Commerce and Finance. J. V. Football l-2-3 ' Varsity Football, Manager 4 Track 3-4 Cap-n-Bonnett Players 4 -0 YY Malvernian 4 Friar's Lantern 'l-2-4 ,,.L Blue and White Club 3-4 MATTHEW L. LEIB 541 N. Laurel S. Hazleton, Pa. Matt Matt, a Senior addition to the Class of '51, calls Hazelton his Home Sweet Home . The surrounding woods and lakes of that metropolis hold no secrets from Matt, who is a good huntsman and swimmer. As manager of the Varsity football squad and member of the swimming and track teams, he displayed his athletic abilities. Matt's math books reveal his artistic talent. Villanova's School of Commerce and Finance will keep him from his beloved homeland for the next four years. Varsity Swimming 4 6:3 Track 4 gl! Blue and White Club 4 f 1 Sanctuary Society 4 -sl l 1 . 5 -A -- V--5 -? Sl R J. 1 JAMES K. LONGENECKER 402 N. Duke St. Lancaster, Pa. lljirnll Jim was Lancaster's representative in the Malvern Senior class. His genial smile didn't vanish even for a second since he arrived in his Sophomore year. Jim's discovery of a new method of pronouncing French intrigued Father Keating greatly. On the tennis team since he first came, he was one of our star doubles players. Jim intends to follow his tamily's footsteps by studying pharmacy at Temple. ,P4x!:'a-Z3 Junior Team Football 2 Masq W Tennis 2-3-4 Malvernian 4 I, ff 5 Friar's Lantern 4 xfxn Prtsuq Tivhv Sanctuary Society 4 kg 'Q ' - T Blue and White Club 3-4 , f f X .lf-'lg 'H wi f 1 ff! All Eff! gf? M JOHN MacCAUSl.AND 467 Turner Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. llMacll Little John , another four-year man, could occasionally be seen driving a great, big Chrysler. He claims that he uses one and only one pillow to peek through the windshield, but we are not convinced as yet. That he is full of pep and dynamite, he proved on the grid-iron, that he is full of charm and smiles, is proved by his portrait. John will probably keep the family tradition, and sell Chrysler convertibles to anyone with plenty of change. fb ull 'gr 7,1 Junior Team Football 'I-2-3 X69 Intra-Mural Sports 4 f T Blue and where club 3-4 Nfl X ,n m,,,,'05 I Arif?-,,,'e-f,,ff5Q c, I 1 , X5 S5 -X ll . it 52 lxai C:-1' J BYRNE MARHOEFER 155 Birch Ave. Winnetka, Ill. llBYrnell Snap! Flash! Pop! - These are the sounds dearest to Byrne's ear. As you probably guessed it, Byrne is the chief photographer of both the Friar's Lantern and the Malvernian . He certainly knows how to pop that flashgun . More often than not, his name appeared on the Honor Roll. Byrne's hobbies include, besides photography, radio, mechanics and building model airplanes. Come September, he will begin his study of En- gineering at Purdue. I Junior Team Football 2 i , Malvernian 3-4 2 Friar's lantern 3'4 - F HX Cap-n-Bonnet Players 3-4 X I .- im' A f , Sanctuary Society 2-3-4 , 'X J Blue and white Club 3-4 lbs, lllr. Q Pa r fgfsfll l Tiiimii ' W ...f ,Ill X 1 F ff-,.f 4 'll JOHN D. MURPHY 260 Merion Rd. Merion, Pa. lIMurphll Murph , one of Fr. Keating's most original French students, has astounded many a Frenchman by his novel pronounciation of that language. Through hard work, he obtained for himself quite a reputation as an athlete, excelling in football and basketball. John is the proud owner of a new Ford, of which he takes admirable care. We are sure that John's personality will be a great asset to him at St. Joe's, which college he plans to attend come September. Junior Team Football I-2-3 Varsity Football 'I ' J. V. Basketball 1 ,qt W Varsity Basketball 2 t 4 Cap-n-Bonnet Players 3 cl 4 g Blue and White Club 3-4 V1 Q 'WIA 53 --fir FRANCIS J. MYERS, Jr. 6912 Greenhill Rd. Philadelphia, Pa. 'uacw' Jack , with us since his Sophomore year, has made many triends with his likeable personality. Needless to say, his blond hair plus blue eyes have been quite a strong attraction to many girls. As a participant in track and swimming, and a respected thespian of the Cap-n-Bonnet Players, Jack made himself known in the extra-curricular circles of Malvern. St. Joe's College will harbor Jack's talents. f b.2 0 3 J.V. Football 2 3, Q N ' Track 2 'H I J- Ca - -B 3 it p n onnet Players 3-4 .3 , 4, -- Blue and whale Club 3-4 Q 5 35' f-1' Q 2 ri its . f if X55 fi' A I-N J! J JOHN O'BRlEN 410 W. Market St. Marietta, Pa. Hobie Let's take a look at John OB O'Brien. The Arubian Flash ioined our ranks two years ago and has made quite a hit. Along with being a good scholar, OB is a fine athlete. Win- ning letters in baseball and football, John has become one of Mr. Jaworowski's prize packages. The dull man on Monday mornings at the Waiter's Table intends to follow his chosen walk of life at Villanova. Best of luck OB , we know you'll make good. fmvm Junior Team Football 3 Varsity Football 3 ti Track 4 X-A Intramural Basketball 3-4 Cap-n-Bonnet Players 4 J Sanctuary Society 4 ' ' Blue and White Club 3-4 aff 54 XJ Stlulooq' XX, r lik Q .sleazy THOMAS O'BRIEN 3834 Albemarle Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. 'foster Tom came to us from St. Charles' grammar school in his freshman year and started breaking records in mathematics at once. He astounded the school by his system of getting a maximum of high marks with a minimum of study, never having been off the gold honor roll in his four years' career at Malvern. In addition to his school work, Tom was a leader in activities, serving as Feature Editor of the Friar's Lantern. He showed great talent as one of Father Gilligan's stars in the Senior Play. Tom is also known as a lover of animals, particularly horses. He will complete his education by studying Chemical Engineering at Villanova. Junior Team Football I-2 Cap-n-Bonnet Players 4 K. X Pie Shoppe 4 i E V any i I Friar's Lantern 'l-2-3-4 .f 4- Blue and White Club 3-4 2 i Q-QW 1594 NMA f' -Q, C e -.AM ,,. g ,xer- DENNIS O'DONNELL, II R D ifgl Dowingtown, Pa. llDennyll Old O'Donnell had a farm, moo-moo-mo. Would you say that Denny was a city slicker? Say yes, and you'll find your- self milking a cow, by electricity, of course. Denny isn't only a nature boy, for the football team is losing a valuable tackle and the students a valuable friend. His favorite saying is take it easy, but we know that he studieshis books sincerely. His next stop is unknown to the Malvern Secret Police. B000 Q f 1: 'T' I h ' Junior Team Football 2 BY GOIFU- varsity Football 3-4 t J Blue and White Club 3-4 4 1 -LSZ-Q Q THOMAS PRENDERGAST T15 St. George Rd. Ardmore, Pa. IITomIl Voted the future tennis champion of the world by his colleagues, Tom exceeds all expectations, both in class and on the tennis courts. Despite his attempt to be unnoticed, there is no doubt of his top personality. Mon Pere cites Tom's perfect French pronounciation in all his French classes. E. Daly tells us that Tom masters the ping-pong table skillfully, the black eyes of his opponents verify this. Tom will continue his studies at Notre Dame, maioring in Chemistry. Tennis 2, co-capt. 3-4 M Malvernian 4 dir! J.V. Basketball 1-2 ll s 4 I ,F Friar's Lantern 'I-2 Blue and White Club 3-4 dl ft Mr M if ..---'I. .'5.l-Jf----- LOUIS SCHILLIG Black Horse Farm Mt. Ephraim, N. J. IILOUII Spaghetti Lou ate at Malvern for four years and liked it. A statement: Lou gained one pound each year. Solution: Po- tatoes have plenty of calories. Hank Smith tells us that he never reads the comics, but knows all about them. Genius, Eh? Well liked by both faculty and students, Lou always managed to be the center of attraction, especially in the boarder's basket- ball games. Be happy, go lucky is his motto, and in the future he intends to monopolize the restaurant business. Junior Team Football 1-2-3 Track I-4 J.V. Baseball 2-3 l Varsity Baseball 4 fsl Q Sanctuary Society 1-2-3-4 Ll N Blue and white club 3-4 ' Eu..-y S X XJ fs --2 ' so V '-T L., DAVID SMITH 96'I3 Ditman St. Philadelphia, Pa llDaveIl ment, Dave is well known around school for his cheerful and carefree manner. An ardent supporter of the textile industry, and its rights, Dave plans to enter the Philadelphia Textile Institute in September. A422759 Junior Team Football 'I, Manager 2 F' J Varsity Football 2 a 'I , Tennis 2 ,A Blue and White Club gg 9 NX V2-r I A fry ,.L I EDWARD J. SMITH 3253 Guilford St. Philadelphia, Pa- Tanko Tanko , the strong but not too silent type, achieved deserving glory as a car expert, he-man, and lover. His favorite saying: What would the football team do without me?? Little is known of his social life, but we know that he never asked his sister for a date. To keep his muscles in shape, Eddie lifts weights and operates on cars, especially hot-rods. We are sorry to say that Ed is keeping his future to himself. Junior Team Football 'I-2 Varsity Football 4 J.V. Basketball 2 Tennis 3 Varsity Baseball 'I-4 mx Blue and White Club 3-4 A F Class Officer 3 .. 9 j 1. XIX '- lib M, SVT Ever since ioining us as a Freshman, Dave has been a promi- nent figure on our campus. Our rolly-polly friend played J.V. football for 2 years. Sports, however, are not his only achieve- HENRY J. SMITH, Jr. I00 Linden Ave. Riverton, N. J. Hank Hank , a three letter man, is the answer to the question What constitutes Malvern? , for everything Hank ever thought or did for four years was in a Malvern spirit. Be it on the grid- iron or in class, Hank distinguished himself as a leader. His name will be well-remembered at Malvern for the rest of its history, but the girls of V.M.A. will also treasure his striking image for years to come. Our friend will join the ranks of the Blues and Reds, who can be heard on the radio with a power- ful Hurrah, Pennsylvania , to study Business Administration. lllhumflq J.V. Football I f- 3 Varsity Football 2-3-4 J.V. Baseball 'I-2 b Varsity Baseball 3 6 S Varsity Swimming 3 X Track 4 , si' Si Cap-n-Bonnet Players 2 i 37' Class President 'I-2-3-4 l 6 Student Council, Pres. 4 fi Ng Sanctuary Society 'I-2-3-4 ' Q KKGXIJL. Blue and White Club 3, President 4 S P l W, I BASIL D. SULLIVAN 28 W. Plumstead Ave. Lansdowne, Pa. llsullyll Big, boisterous, deafening, and cheerful defines Basil to the let- ter. Never known to become angry, he has given Malvern that extra lift of good humor ever since he started studying here four years ago. Last year Bas was elected to the post of student councillor. The best Cupid at Malvern, Basil has a ready date for anybody in need. His name can always be found in the program of Malvern's plays. Poor Dartmouth will have to put Tennis 3-4 Junior Team Football 'I-2-3 Varsity Football 4 Cap-n-Bonnet Player up with Basil's cheer. s 2-3, President 4 QQ 'tit Malvernian 4 Q Friar's Lantern 'I-3-4 '- Class Officer 3 - Student Council 4 Blue and White Club 3-4 . 'W' 'J' ffwfiffff-' Il I Q I -L9 Xu f df..- JOHN F. VAN ALLEN 158 N. Latches' Lane Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. lljackll An inhabitant of Bala Cynwyd, Jack was one of the best known social lions at Malvern. In last year's Spring play he held down the romantic lead and showed himself to be one of our best actors. As a star journalist, he held a perfect record as the Alumni Editor of the Friar's Lantern. Jack, not wishing to abandon his beloved Phillies, will study pre-med at Villa- nova. lm, J.V. Football 1 9 .97 J.V. Baseball 1 L if Friar's Lantern 'I-2-3-4 ' f':yJLl,.f7 fi-gy Xl ll Cap-n-Bonnet Players 3-4 Blue and White Club 3-4 f lag. EDWARD F. VOELKER 2 Station Rd. Haverford, Pa. IlEdll Ed may I have this dance Voelker is Haverford's gift to Malvern. He is widely known for his smile and willingness to give a helping hand. Ed is a basketball enthusiast, and can often be seen at the Arena watching the Warriors. A maroon Studebaker is his pride and ioy, every Saturday, Edward can be seen giving it a good washing. Almost every Friday night, he can be seen at the Main Liner dancing hall. The' insurance business is getting ready to receive him next year. ,fvffffi 1.v. Basketball 1-2-3 CXNWWI if Class Officer 'I lf' Q J Blue and White Club 3-4 X4 A Q? 2 C! x 5 if li l l ., X IX. ff- IB- l 'X ,mil .29 4,4 -2- ' K' A 59 svfuu 'X e ll JAMES J. WALDRON, Jr. 207 W. Albenarle Ave. Lansdowne, Pa llJimIl Lansdowne claims Jim is one of its native sons. Having ioined the Friar's Lantern in his freshman year as a reporter, he has worked himself right up to the top spot, - Editor-in-Chief. When Jim is not attending to his duties of managing the Pie Shoppe, he is invariably talking with his friend Tom O'Brien. As the villain Humpy Grogan in the Spring musical, Jim de- monstrated not only his thespian ability but also his stamina and patience while being kicked and thrown around the stage. Jim has chosen medicine for his future profession. Junior Team Football 'I-2-3 'L Friar's Lantern 'l-2-3, Editor 4 Q Malvernian l-2-3-4 y Cap-n-Bonnet Players 4 C. Pie Shoppe 3-4 Cf! Blue and White Club 3-4 Z lil: one al lhn 214-G!l4 EDWARD J. WIMMER Ashbridge Farm, R.D. West Chester, Pa. llEdll lt took a battleship, the Marine Jumper , to transport our Mr. Music of Malvern back to the States after a prolonged vacation in Europe from '37 to '47. But that's not alll! Ed was one of the lucky lads to explore Western Europe with Father Carney in the summer of 1950. His Honor Roll certificates speak for themselves, while his dramatic and vocal talents were spot- lighted in three Malvern musicals and one comedy. Ed's heart is set on the Engineering School of Villanova. K?f.E'p N 3 , 7 on F11 f? L! f Vi' 2 t V J.V. Football 2-3 X2 Cap-n-Bonnet Players 2-3-4 K ' X ! Malvernian 4 ZXfK anus and where Club 3-4 f I- 'N . XX I l J. HAYDEN WOLFINGTON 6363 Overbrook Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. Like his brother before him, Hayden started his climb towards popularity from the first day he whizzed into Malvern in 1947. Although always amiable in real life, Wolf was a rough-and- tumble football player from the time he joined the 120 lb. team till he fought for Malvern on our Varsity. Handsome Hayden, who considers himself the nemesis of all photogra- phers, has yet to see a good picture of himself. Wolf keeps his future an intense secret. J.V. Football 'l-2 Varsity Football 4 'N ,sn J.v. 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Smith, Co-Capt., J. Farnan, E. Smith, J. Murphy, G. Kelly. SECOND ROW: H. Frieclel, J. Boylan, J. Flynn, L. Dagit, J. Baney, W. Dempsey, T. Agnew, D. O'Donnell, P. Mita. THIRD ROW: F. Killmond, Mgr., Schillig, Mgr., R. Hart- .ss 2' 5 di' 'fiss- U ,, K sough, J. Hally, W. Cline, J. Dunton, J. Flanigan, H. Williamson, D. Smith, G. Heeke, . N. Dempsey, M. Leib, Mgr. FOURTH ROW: R. Williams, W. Burke, B. Sullivan, D. Stanley Jaworowski Head Coach Wood, H. Wolfington, E. Clarke. 7 Coached by Stanley Jaworowski and Tex Flan- nery, and captained by Joe Hayden and Hank Smith, Malvern emerged from the 1950 football season with a record of 3 wins and 4 losses. Things started off with a bang when the Friars con- quered Bryn Athyn, Penn Charter and Haverford. However, this glory was shortlived, for they tasted their first defeat at P.M.C. Prep., followed by losses to Episcopal, Germantown Academy, and Rutgers Prep. Speed, power and drive were the victory keynotes of our first Inter-Academic League team, whereas John Giordano Joseph Hayden F.B. co-capt. John Tex Flannery Line Coach numerous iniuries were the causes for potential wins resulting in losses. It is difficult to spotlight any one person for out- standing achievement, but Joe Hayden, Hank Smith, Bill Dempsey, Bill Hally, and Tom Agnew must be congratulated for making the All-lnterac Teams. Much credit is due not only to the Varsity and coaches, but also the managers and iunior teams, who all helped make football prominent at Malvern. Henry Smith George Kelly co-capt. T- 64 A swf NMR.. 2' ,rf Paul Mita John Flynn Hayden Wolfington Henry Friedel VARSITY RECORD Bryn Athyn , . . Penn Charter . . . , Haverford School . . P.M.C. Prep .... , . Episcopal Academy Germantown Academy Rutgers Prep . , , . . . Malvern .. 34 .. I3 . I3 0 0 0 .. I3 Oppon I3 6 0 I8 27 26 31 fx .ai ent John O'Brien Thomas Agnew louis Schilling, Mgr. Francis Killmond, Mgr. Matthew Leib, Mgr. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Penn Charter . . , Haverford School , Episcopal Academy . , , James Farnan 'Q' ww William Dempsey 65 Malvern Opponent . I3 0 . 0 8 , 0 7 Edward Smith William Hally Dennis O'DonneII THIRD TEAM left to right, lst row: Reilly, Baney, DeJohn, D'Aquila, McCahon, Cutaiar, Oehlrich, E. Clark, Coll. 2nd row: McGreavy, Martell, Coffey, J. Ellis, McNichols, J. White, Mitchell, Broderick, Coacher, Fuhs. 3rd row: Loefflacl, Neely, Berry, McNerney, Withington, J. White, Lipp, Farrell, Jones, O'Connor, Bruder, Stretch. RECORDS Third Team Fourth Teawm Malvern Opponent Malvern Opponent Episcopal Academy . . , . . 12 25 0 12 Penn Charter ...,. . O 21 0 112 Haverford School . . , O 27 O 32 Haverford School . . . 0 7 0 33 Episcopal Academy . . . , 0 20 6 13 Germantown Academy , . 2 0 6 Ci FOURTH TEAM Left to right, 1st row: Krueger, Bell, Monaghan, E. Hally, D. Ellis, McConaghy, R. Smith, Kelly, P. Flanigan, McKay, L. Smith, Howley, O'Neill, Ciardi, J. Cutaiar. 2nd row: Maginnis, Mgr., Jacobs, McCloskey, Bannon, Francolla, Curran, McCahon, Moser, Griliin, H. Clark, Costello, Mack, Barry, R. White, Trench. My Viv Q wet? + f A? 1 Above, left to right: T. Collis, J. Dalton, J. Missett, H. Corcoran, J. McArdle, R. White, F Murphy J Huver W. Cline. Left: Coach Stanley Jaworowski. s V.. ,f A .gas . ,Z mf ,, vi. ,--A rf, Q A slffr Ecwdetdall Participating for the second year in Inter-Academic League competition, Malvern's varsity basketball team found their opponents as strong as before. Although seriously handicapped by lack of height, the Prepsters, under the inspired coaching of Mr. Stanley Jaworowski, gave the spectators many a thrilling moment, as they won or lost game after game by the slight margin of 1 or 2 points. Joe McArdle, an outstanding player and Franny Murphy, high scorer for the year with 'I77 points, co-captained the Blue- White hoopsters. Adding scoring punch to the squad were Joe Huver and Tom Collins with 168 and 126 points respectively. Under the baskets, centers Corcoran and Missett displayed excellent talent. 68 ..l l- 'tw-'Z'A-D' 4 as ' .A A , O is 'A-- , 3 1 :-.5 - Q3 11 gi is al H l VARSITY RECORD Malvern Opponent P.M.C. Prep ..,. . , . 40 53 Salesianum . ..,.,.. . , . 40 45 Allentown Cen. Cath. . . . 4 . . 41 58 St. James .......... . . . . 45 46 Germantown Academy , , . . . . 46 44 Westtown . . 4... . . . . , . 52 35 Penn Charter .... . . . 39 41 Haverford School . . , , . 51 52 Friends' Central ,.., . , . 67 54 Episcopal Academy , . , . . . 51 42 George School , . , . 42 41 Germantown Academy . . . 34 49 Penn Charter ....4.,. 53 45 Haverford School , , . , 35 66 Westtown , . . , 61 47 Friends' Central . . , 37 49 Episcopal Academy , . . . 68 43 T. Collins F. Murphy J. McArdle J, Huyer H. Co,-co,-on l l 7 ,,..,,,,,, .....w--,......... 1st row, left to right: O'Neil, McBryan, Sharkey, Curran, McKay: 2nd row: Font, Mitchell, Smith, Walsh, McNichols. ' Waxwrizfq Throughout the season our Jay Vee quintet exhibited lots of spirit, drive and scoring power. Led by co-captains Tom Fant and Joe Sharkey, the future varsity men chalked up six wins in eleven games, as they blended individual ability into smooth running team work. ln addition to the Jay Vees, the members of the 13-year-old and 14-year-old teams displayed the native ability, willingness to work, and interest in the sport that assure championship caliber teams in the future. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Malvern Opponent P.M.C. Prep . 36 21 Salesianum , ..., , . , . 41 40 Germantown Academy . . . 35 28 Westtown . , . , . , . , 35 30 Penn Charter . . . . . . 27 48 Haverford School . . , . . 29 35 Friends' Central . , . . 54 29 Episcopal Academy . . , , 21 30 Germantown Academy . . . 22 42 Penn Charter ,,..... . , 38 29 Haverford School , . .. 25 35 W, .. ,.....,,,, W ..-a.............A YEAR OLD TEAM Ist row, left to right: Kelly Francella, Benson, Birle, Cutaiar, McGilIicuddy, Bell, Griesmer lMgr.D. 2nd row: O'Neill, Magrath, Greenhalgh, McCormick, H. Clark, McCahon, McDyer. Germantown Friends Germantown Academy .. . Penn Charter . . . Episcopal Academy .... Haverford School Haverford School 13 YEAR OLD TEAM lst row, loft to right: Edmiston, Monaghan, McConahgy, Clark, McKay. 2nd row: Smith, Farrell, Bannon, Jacobs. 5 5 .,. , , E. 14 YEAR RECORD Malvern Opponent 18 16 34 13 18 29 13 15 14 26 20 23 13 YEAR OLD RECORD Germantown Academy Narberth .lr. High .,,. Germantown Friends . Narberth Jr. High .,.. Ardmore Arrows ,.... Episcopal Academy .. Haverford School .... Haverford School ..., St. Thomas ....,., Friends' Central . . . Annunciation . . . Malvern Opponent ,. 28 28 . .. 24 22 ., 39 18 . ., 18 24 .. 25 is ., 23 25 .. 24 29 25 27 . 29 19 . aa 21 . 53 22 VARSITY TEAM Left to right, 1st row: McCahon, Murphy, Cupello, Collins, Farnan, Hally, H. Clark, E. Clark lMgr.l. 2nd row: Kennelly, Huver, Smith, Kelly, Williams, Hayden, Dempsey. Z Spring ushered in the '51 baseball season and the turnout of candidates showed the sport to be as popular as ever. Except for a few newcomers in the ranks, Coach Stanley Jaworowski worked mostly with veterans of last year's squad. However, despite the promising material, the team just didn't click. A glance at the record shows no wins and some bad defeats. We hope next year's team will furnish us with a record we will be proud to report. RECORD Malvern Opponent Haverford ..,....,..,. . 1 7 Germantown Academy .... . 1 9 Friends' Central ..,,... . 3 2 St. John's ..,... , 3 6 Penn Charter ....., , 0 8 Episcopal Academy , , . , 8 14 Haverford School . , . . 2 24 Mr. Stanley Jaworowski wemown lllllllunll A 5 8 Coach Germantown Academy . . 4 . 4 10 Friends' Central ,,,.... . 4 13 Penn Charter ..,.,...... . 2 10 Reading Central Catholic ,... . 0 18 72 IEU , b gi , ,rr ns 'Wea WY T., 'W-. 4 aw' ,wig-V - ' -V-'fl 'iffy-'2,T4, .. ,g gslrw M , 4 ,fi 5-Ex QQ: ,Am JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM 'Ist row, left to right: Martinez, Barreh, Mallon, Bell, Maginnis CMgr.J, 2nd row: McNichols, Fanf, O'Neill, White. 14 YEAR OLD TEAM 'lst row, lefi to right: Oehlrich, Ciardi, McGillicuddy, Keegan, Fuhs, Francella, Flanigan. 2nd row: Edmisfon, Jacobs, While, Coll, Bannon, Baney. 3rd row: Trench, Moser, Broderick, Coocher, Magroth. 4th row: DiS1'efa no, McDyer, Bruder. 55. N Mr. James Tuppeny Coach ' David Wood Captain For three years Malvern's track team went unnoticed. Few boys participated in the sport, and even fewer paid much,attention to the results of the competition with other schools. Then something happened that changed this. Boys by the tens and twenties started going out for track, people became interested in the Prepsters' meets, and track became firmly established as a maior sport at Malvern. During the '51 season, the squad, coached by Mr. James Tuppeny, produced an enviable record of five wins and two losses in dual competition, a first and second place in two triangular meets. ln the Bridgeton Relays, Malvern placed third. One week later a Malvern quartet made up of Giordano, Clarke, Wood, and Mita captured first place in the coveted National Prep School Mile Relay Championship, defeating over twenty other competitors. At the Catholic State Meet at Reading, Pa., Malvern carried home the trophy as champion in the Class C division. ist row, left to right: Marhoefer lMgr.J, E. Hally, McBryan, Hoffner, Wood, Flanigan, D. Smith, Boylan, Barry lMgr.J. 2nd row: Rudolph, Jordan, Hartsough, Clarke, Leila, Killmond, O'Connor, Giordano, Trainer, Francisco. 3rd row: Berry, Schillig, McArdlo, H. Smith, Hubicki, Lipp, Habsburg, Friedel, Baney. 'M 12 ii! Mill' I Q W few' WN Nz 'QM TE A 4 7 9' A we if SA yr wh wwf FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM .. NA Q .Ui kg f M. lst row, left to right: Diego, L. Smith, J. Ellis, McConoghy, McCahon. 2nd row: LaCourse, Monaghan, Barry, Kelly. 3rd row: E, Hally, Howley, Meehan. Joe McArdle flies over the pit. VARSITY RECORD Y I Malvern z V Q' W LaSalle . . . 66 V WW P. s. D. A , , . . 41 Penn Charter ,. , 36.5 P. M. C. ..,.. . . . . , 79 x V k Germantown Friends . .. . 63 4 .P F l 5? i 5 1 li Q T. E.-Church Farm . . . 58.9 3 2 ,,.1 g f. im 'fi: E 'Z Episcopal-G. A. . , , . 55 5 ...,...M. Opponent 33 31 62.5 29 'I6 34.7-32.4 61-5 f:l? 4v ei g in PREP, fy 53.5-ia.. ,ww ef A1495 .Mfg X ww?5xgffQ1Xi A in 4. HP' 5 IW ' W 1 .. ffl We . 5 Sw Mr. Edward Geisz Mr. John Lumsden Coach Coach In its third year, Malvern swimming team recorded five wins and six losses. Under the combined coaching of Mr. Edward Geisz and Mr. John Lumsden, the team made a fine record considering the small number of boys on the team. After the official season had closed, Malvern entered two relay teams and two individual swimmers at the Inter- scholastic Invitation meet held at Swarthmore College on March 17. Mike Davis, in spite of an unfortunate start, took third place in the breast stroke. The medley reelay made up of Mike Davis, Stefan Habsburg, and Henry Friedel gave a good showing by taking third place. Mike Davis was high scorer of the season with 90 points, followed by Joe White C69l, Henry Friedel C67l, Stefan Habsburg f39D, .lim Flanigan f39J, Jim White l38D, and Matt Leib 041. Next year should prove very successful since almost the entire team is the same - only Stefan Habsburg and Matt Leib will be lost. Left to right: DeOna, Habsburg, Leib, Friedel, Dagit, Flanigan, J. White, Davis, Oehlrich, Diego, P. Flanigan Maginnis fMgr.l. RECORD Malvern Opponent Roman Catholic . . , . . . 48 26 North Caiholic . . , . , 36 39 Wesitown .,... . . . 47 28 Moorestown High . . . . . , 48 26 Roxborough High . , . . . . 48 27 George School ..... . . . 29 46 SL Joseph's Prep. ....,. . . . 30 44 Germantown Academy , . . , . . 21 54 Camden Vocational . . . . . 32 43 Haverford School . . . . , . 26 49 Valley Forge M. A.. . , 4 . . 42 32 High Scorers Cleft io rightlz Mike Davis 001, Joe While l69l, Henry Friedol 1671, and Capiain Sfofan Habs- burg 1391. ,,,..-rw ' ea' VARSITY SQUAD Left to right: Prendergast fCaptain1, O'Neill, Davis, Silva, Muir, Adams, Aponte, Withington. emzda Despite an unimpressive record and lack of experi- ence, the 1951 tennis team made great strides toward making tennis a major sport at Malvern. With the loss of only one letter man through graduation, Coach Kenney and his capable assistant Fr. Fenton are look- ing forward to a record team in 1952. Penn Charter ..... Episcopal Academy Westtown ........ Tredylfrin-Easttown Germantown Friends Friends' Central ,. , Haverford School .. RECORD Coach Harry Kenney Malvern Opponent . 0 6 . 0 6 . 3 6 . 6 0 . 3 3 . 5 1 . 0 6 JUNIOR VARSITY Left to right, standing: McCarran fMgr.J, S. Diego, C. Toro, S. Toro, Gonzalez, Burke, Sullivan, Griesmer, DeOna, longenecker, Culhane, Debicki. Kneeling: McKenna, Smith, Milne, Harris, Novasatka, G. Diego, Gallagher, Daly. 1st row, left to right: Fuhs, Killmond, longenecker, Smith. 2nd row: Adams, Marhoefer, Wimmer, Debicki, Daly, Fant, Cline. 3rd row: DiStefano, Dempsey, Griesmer, Habsburg, Francisco, Lipp, Sullivan, Novasatka. aluemdmz Since 1926, the Malvernian has preserved the memories of each year at Malvern Pre- paratory School. From the time of our first meeting last Fall, we knew that the publica- tion of such a book required hard work and long hours. Through the combined efforts of the staff and our moderator Fr. Krupa, our '51 book has at last taken form. STAFF Co-Editors-in-Chief. . , .Edwin Daly, '51, Andrew Debicki, '51 Copy Editor . ...,.... ,.Thomas Prendergast, '51 Assistants ..,.,... Edward Wimmer, '51, William Cline, 51, Frank Adams, '52, Thomas Fant, '52, Ronald DiStefano, '54, Edward Lipp, '52, Robert Smith, '53, Marshall Halphen, '54 Sports Editor .,.................... . . Basil Sullivan, '51 Assistants .,., . .Francis Killmond, '51, W. Griesmer, '52, Frank Adams, '52, Edward Novasatka, '52 Photography Editor ..............., Byrne Marhoefer, '51 Assistants Art Editor , Assistants ,.,, , , . '53, '54 '51 '53 4. Neil Dempsey, '51, Robert Fuhs, John McCarran, '54, David Ellis, Stefan Habsburg, .Gonzalo Aponte, '52, S. Toro, Editor ........., Business Editor.. . Feature Editor ,... Sports Editor. . . . Photography Editor Art Editor .... , . . News Editor .... . . . . . . .James Waldron, '51 . . . . . .Byrne Marhoefer, '51 de 71641 '4 .lamina Informing the student body of the news, editorial opinion, sports, and chatter on the light side, the eight issues of the Friar's Lantern formed a brief diary of the school year. The staff under the guid- ance of Fr. Fenton, can be proud of the fine issues during the past year. STAFF REPORTERS Andrew Debicki, '51 . . . .Joseph Hayden, '51 Francis Killmond, '51 . . . .Thomas O'Brien, '51 Stefan Habsburg, '51 . . . .Philip Trainer, '52 Francis Howley, '51 Basil Sullivan, '51 . . .Ronald Francisco, '52 Robert Muir, '52 . . . . .Edwin Daly, '51 Faculty Moderator. . . Robert Smith, '53 Frank Adams, '52 Paul Withington, '52 William Griesmer, '52 Francis Carten, '53 John McCarran, '54 Fr. Ezra Fenton, O.S.A Left to Right, First Row: J. McCarron. Second Row: Killmond, Marhoefer, Cline, Debicki, Adams, Jordan, Daly, Longeneclcer, Smith. Third Row: Griesmer, Withington, Habsburg, Trainer, Francisco, O'lBrien, Lipp, Sullivan, Howley, Novasatka, Hayden. dgdaaa ,4cZ6a6z'q Fr. Dennis celebrates Holy Sac- rifice of the Mass in the gym- nasium on the opening day of the school year. THE SANCTUARY SOCIETY First Row, Left to Right: Dougherty, Fuhs, Aponte, Barrett, McGillicuddy, S. Diego, G. Diego, Martinez, L. Smith, Baney, W. Coffey. Second Row: Peters, DeOna, G. Coftey, White, Heeke, Williamson, E. Smith, Griesmer, Silva, Novasatka, LaCourse, Monaghan, Holphen, I.. Gonzalez, Debicki, Cupello, Longenecker, Murhoefer, Meehan, Toro, J. Ellis, A. Gonzalez, Hartsough, Dempsey, H. Smith, Coacher, Wood, Fr. Krupa, CChaplainl. Righf: Procession and crowning of the May Queen at Villa Maria Academy during the ceremonies in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary sponsored by the Cap-n- Bonnet Players of Villa Maria and Malvern Prep. Bi I lim' I ,i- 1- P gf li 'i 5 WR l.eH: Fr. Thomas Burke, O.SA conducted the Annual Retreat for 1'l1e sluclenls during the firsl part of Holy Week. wp. we Y wr ' S, aggf 1 fmwiggggg fs is .M ,A ,5 - , ggi'-v' 'Qt' :QQ ' 'Ma sm. ,FRA 'F-arg-1' A 06 awp: 2 1 ii 2 if ASW' , E ,J Q 5 i fade S55 ' K M 45 ik 'Y rf W, im ,KF Malvern is proud of her Parent-Teacher Association and her Father-Son Organi- zation. Between the two groups, a close co-operation between the faculty and the parents of the students is brought about. Each group sponsors several social ac- tivities each year. The Fall and Spring card parties held at Wanamaker's were sponsored by the P.T.A. for the benefit of the Chapel Fund of Malvern. The Father- Son Banquet and Family Day are the highlights of the Father-Son Organiza- tion, whose officers for the past year in- cluded Mr. Eustace Wolfington, Presi- dent, Mr. Frank Mita, Vice-President, Mr. John Flynn, Secretary, and Mr. Marshall Halphen, Treasurer. Ground breaking for the proposed Malvern chapel was held on Family Day, May 6, 1951. l Y' I ke Zap -a- gnome!! Z7 agen ,efzeaeat 'em gm: we -7: mm Zu nf' F rise A rinces Olga, Dolores Farinella, tells her troubles to the ycamore. Above: Nancy Ward and Jack Van Allen providing the ro mantic note to the Fall Play. Left: Grandfather Tom O'Brien says grace before meals while Frank Howley and Pat Papenbrock fseatedj and George Hanley, Jim Waldron and Ed Wimmer listen attentively. On November 19 and 20, the Cap-n-Bonnet Players of Malvern and Villa Maria presented another smash hit, You Can't Take It With You, a three act comedy by Kaufman and Hart. Under the capable direction of Fr. Francis Gilligan, the Cap-n-Bonnet Players have presented top-notch plays through the years, but none have been so well received as this year's presentations. View Top: A typical day at the Sycamores: Mother is painting, ., M Y A son-in-law, Ed, plays the xylophone and daughter Essie dances under the supervision of Boris. Below: Henderson, Ed Daly, explains why grandpa should pay taxes. Penelope Sycamore Mantin Vanderhoff Essie . . . Lucy . Ed. Donald Henderson Mr. Kirby . Mrs. Kirby .. Boris Kolenklou . Gay Wellington . Paul Sycamore. . Mr. DePinna. .. Alice. . . , , Tony Kirby. . . Olga. . . . FBI Agents THE CAST . Patricia Papenbroclc Thomas O'Brien Lucille Schirmer Marie Crimmins George Hanley William Corr . Edwin Daly Byrne Marhoefer Eileen Cahill .Francis Howley ,Joan McClatchy ,James Waldron Edward Wimmer .. Nancy Ward . John VanAllen Dolores Farinella Thomas McClatchy, James Griffin, Norris Jordan At this point Mother is writing her play - F Q H .-rr' AM.,-M .y- ' ,A-'Q .4-...-1, Jam V. 2 X 53 .,.. . V4 i uvlif W A , ff z , f x v , s L MI ' 7 Wi 'SEZ' A A , 'if ir if 'sf 2 5 :,j5lQ- , as X K, W 7: - Q pq 1 0,12 PTT k if .N ifijxfifim x A wi ' T V L an L , 5 5 ,l gs la I X MVT? ei if f A f - ' fn L 4 ww , A f K W? 5 A 53,1 - fr X ,iii 'H jig- yi, w y in A f B A , M , ve-zfgwgiiw K? ' n V N , 'WWVWM f ' 1 5 7M9rf1w.., ff? z ,h L. I-'I 5 'S g.:.. 22,6 x 'W ' -nf -1 4 J A , f vi-MQNQRSXQE' .NP 9 4 I Q s. 3 1x R X V A 5 S, . ,QF 2 M. ., 'finmtwf' ,fra W ' Q 2.11 Nikhil K I . m H Q, I l Kwmdmmmwmwu mkygg,-Skim ,l W W W' A y Q Q 4 pegs, , , 'lf i W 1 5, ,WX NW MU Ng ,Aw 7 ,F f ff yi? 952 fi 34 v W'-up ad9g5 'Km Ag wi 2324? W5-f E 11. Q D 3? 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