Malvern Preparatory School - Malvernian Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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70664 Um gee! ?aaL' 70'Z604'Df ,asa 'y 'ww ' li il . s Wu .. se lump uh Tribute Routers Out W . 'ii :Spill Q. Nm G O , Go. ve GO, We the Class of '52 can look back on no finer set of dances than those which we enjoyed so thoroughly during our senior year. Sponsored by the Student Council, they enlivened every season of the calendar with their unsur- passable social perfection. From October to June the stu- dent body was able to attend enjoyably six gala affairs, the Harvest Dance, Soph Hop, Junior and Senior Proms Cap-n-Bonnet Dance, and spring Alumni Dance. Opening the school's social calendar was, of course, the informal Harvest Dance in autumn, held in the lav- lishly and rustically decorated field house, where ninety couples enjoyed the music of the orchestra of Kent Len- ahan. By the time winter had left and spring had rolled around again, the success of this first dance had been du- plicated twice, in the Soph Hop, and again in the semi- formal Junior Prom held in April. Again in April the A- lumni Association, after many hours ofcreative prepara- tion, which included artistic displays and posters, lush decorations, and cooling refreshments, presented their spring informal. The purpose of this dance was to intro- duce the Class of '52to the Alumni Association. In mid- May, upon the successful presentation of the dramatic society's spring production, the group sponsored the Cap- n-Bonnet Dance, another spring highlight enjoyed both by students of Malvern and Villa Maria Academy. SOPH HOP Merion Tribute House February l, 1952 Kent Lenahan and his Orchestra

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We Zdap-Zag Seam! Qmce -ir. JUNIOR PROM Bala Country Club April 18, 1952 Carl Weston and his Orchestra 91

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an Weak 14:44 Weak 1ST ROW, left to right: M. O'Neill, W. Sprowls, C. Toro, G. Milne, R. Muir, J. Culhane, QND ROW: G. Apontc, M. Davis, A. Silva, P. Withington, A. Gonzales. wi SPROWLS Wxwuglavialn St. Francis Prep . . . 'Haverford School ....... 'Penn Charter .......... Valley Forge Military Acad. 'Episcopal Acad. ,,.,,., , Wdfwlffy emuia Led by that colorful player from Mex- ico City, Bill Sptowls, winner ofthe 1952 Boys Middle Atlantic Tennis Tourna- ment, the Blue-White netmen of '52 de- serve a lot of credit. Although their record is not outstanding, it reflects the spirit and determination of the squad. Having practised with limited facilities, they lacked only the experience that comes with many hours of practice. Credit is also due to Fr. Fenton fMod- eratorj and Mr. Kenney QCoachj, whose efforts groomed a fine team. LI :A rg M , ,, M., r - Y ::ff:'2f-Simi HARRY KEN COHCI7 NEY RECORD Malvern Opp. Malvern . . . 3 1 'Germantown Acad.. . . . . 6 . . 0 6 'Friends Central . . . . . 6 . . 1 5 Westtown ....... . 'Germantown Friends . . . 3 6 2 'Interacademic Leagu , 4 89 . 2 e ga mcs ODD 0 0 5 3