Malvern Preparatory School - Malvernian Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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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

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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.