Malvern Preparatory School - Malvernian Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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We Zegdw Uwe ' 2 i - , , , ,X., , I, Q Ni? , ' ,, l 1 ' -. k-L'L ' 5. A Wigggigg X x .A , .. JOHN R. MCLAUGHLIN Drexel Hill, Pa, Little John Vice-President 7 JOHN GREENHALGH Wynnewood, Pa. President emca 741 wt! . 1 K' Iig,,,,w,. . E ,,.p-as at-f .W sa .: i i al f f g . ,, I BASIL S. WALSH Bryn Mawr, Pa. --Sylvesteru JOHN F. MCDYER Secretary Pa. Jack Treasurer fi' Haw Qfdazfafzq When we first entered Malvern in the fall of this year, we Freshmen were beginning a new lifeg we were embarking upon our Prep School career. We knew that it would be difficult getting into the swing of things, for besides becoming acclimated to a new curriculum, and experiencing for the first time the in- struction of priest-teachers, we had many new friends to make. Yet attach- ing ourselves to Malvern was easier than we thought. Enthusiastically, we supported all school activities. Besides our regular studies we found time to participate in football, basketball, track, and tennis. The Friar's Lantern and the Malvernian were invigorated by our fresh ardor. Dances and other social functions were the recipients of our swelling school spirit. Yes, we Freshmen began a new life, and we honestly feel that Malvern, as well as ourselves, has profited by our first year in Prep School. ?'ze44mcm? I , A it ' RICHARD J. MURPHY Havertown, Pa, S Q H S Dick . dii' i e , if f THOMAS w. DEVINE Philadelphia, Pa . Tommy JOSEPH L. MCLA UGHLIN Yeadon, Pa. Cactus PETER R, HUVER Malvern, Pa. Pete

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