Malvern Preparatory School - Malvernian Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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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

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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,-

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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