Malvern Preparatory School - Malvernian Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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etween alien 14nd San 'wg 3 K- nf 'V ,, f - 3 if V, i F Vi, ,S ff m . 3 ' M Q I I 'W TOP: Father Dennis distributes Holy Communion during the Mass which officially opens Family Day. CEN- TER: After Mass the Malvern fami- lies have breakfast in the school Cafeteria. BOTTOM: One of the ladies' events - the Shoe Kicking Contest - which highlighted the many activities of Family Day. Nxjaeaa. K WMMMMMN -X . -f-F 'sir W ,W it ' 2 av - -- MW mp:- H - 4-1

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Zdtezcnq ?zadaa dam 1ST ROW, left to right: I. Culhane, E. Lipp, R. Muir, Fr. Fenton flvloderatorj, P. Trainer, T. Collins, G. Milne: 2ND ROW: H, O Neil, P. Withington, R. Francisco, R. Murphy, R. Mitchell, F. Adams, H. Williamson, M. Davis, J. Doug- herty, T. Fant, J. McCahon, J. McCarron: 3RD ROW: R. Fuhs, J. White, R. DiStefano, R. Baum, A. Jacobs, J. l-loffner, L. Macatee, S. Toro, W. McKenna, A. Ciardi. 715425 .fcmtew Malvern's newspaper, the Friar's Lantern, this year put out nine sterling issues. A monthly periodical, the paper informs the student body of the current school happenings. Through editorials, news, and campus chatter, the Lantern forms a diary of the school year. STAFF Editor-in-chief . . ........ . . P. Trainer '52 Feature Editor . . . ...... . . R. Muir '52 Sports Editor ..... . . T. Collins '52 Photography Editor . . . . . . G. Milne '52 Business Manager . . ..... E. Lipp '52 Alumni Editor . . . . . I. Culhane '52 Art ......... . R, Francisco '52 S. Toro '53 REPORTERS R. Murphy,R. Mitchell,1. F. Dougherty, R. Fuhs, M, Davis, H,Williamson, P, Withington,T. Fant, H. O'Neil, A.Ciardi, R. DiStefano, A. Jacobs, J. McCahon, J. McCarron, W. Mc- Kenna, L. Macatee, J. Hoffner, R. Baum, 1. White. ABOVE: Another issue of the Friar's Lantern is being ad- dressed by R. DiStefano, B. Gallagher, J. McCarron, ind E, Lipp. LEFT: J. F. Dougherty phones the printer, while R. Van Allen sorts recent papers from other schools.

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gawla 066 dan ww 74L'4ez-San Uzgcuzcyczfcan Once again the Father-Son Organization of Malvern was responsible for an enjoyable social year. Through the untiring efforts of the various committees, the organization again sponsored the Annual Banquet,Family Day, and Award Night. The officers for the past year included Mr. Frank Mita, Presidentg Mr. John Flynn, Vice-presidentg Mr. Marshall Halphen, Secretary, Mr. Paul Greenhalgh, Treasurer. As is traditional with the Father-Son Organization, the Banquet was held in the Benjamin Franklin Hotel. Notable speakers and guests included Professor R. F. McNichols, Dick Kazmaier, and Gerry McGinley. Loyalty Award winners were Mr. John Flynn and Thomas Collins. Those who have ever attended a Family Day celebration, and who have experienced the happiness when the family is united in the love of God, will vouch that this affair is the best of the school year. After Communion and breakfast, the whole family sheds the cares of the world as they participate in shoe-kicking contests, fat-man races and baseball games. The organization provides movies and refreshments for Award Night, an affair in which letters are awarded to de- serving athletes, and which is climaxed by the presentation of the plaque for the one who shows the most school spirit in athletics. This year Harry Williamson was the winner. -fi t '