Malvern Preparatory School - Malvernian Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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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.,

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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

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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-