Malvern Preparatory School - Malvernian Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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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

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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

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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