Malvern Preparatory School - Malvernian Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

i s My-1 ' vi' D fig .I 'S N' A 4 lf' if Q F lk ? r F ii I P P 5 I I PRESENTED EY T HHH SflilNIUfR CLJXSS UF '58 IW,MLQVERN WRfH1IWAfR..'fYIFUFlii SKCHIKMDII M A L 'X IE R N, 3Pfl1ElNNS Y H., XX V A N H A DEDHCATHON MR. JAMES M. AUCH Mr. Auch, who heads our Athletic Staff, is, to all of us, both Teacher and father. During these many years he has been an out- standing member ot the Malvern Faculty. We, the Senior Class of '58, proudly dedicate our annual, The Malvernian, to this ideal Catholic layman. We know God will give him the incentive to carry out his directed labors, which he has so ably set out to accomplish. X OUR NEW HEADMASTER REV. JOHN J. COFFEY, O.S.A. During his firsT year aT Malvern, FaTher Coffey has made a characfer imprinf on our campus. Wifhin This shorT period of Time, he has shown To many The disTincT admira- Tion he holds for boTh Chrisfian youTh and his fellow Cafh- olic clergymen. May we, The Class of '58, on The occasion of his ap- poinTmenT To Malvern, pay TribuTe To This Augusfinian. We know God will bless his work, and give him The sTrengTh To carry on The unfinished labors of his predecessor, Fafher Dennis. lHllEAXDMASTlERlS MESSAGE When you enTered Malvern you sensed, even Though in a raTher vague way, ThaT you had broughT To us Two mosT precious God-given TalenTs. You asked us To discipline Them for you. We gladly and conscienTiously assumed such a challenging responsibiliTy. Today we look on you wiTh iusTifiable pride. YeT deep in our hearTs we shall conTinue To pray abouT These Two gifTs: may your inTellecT ever cleave To The everlasTing TruThs we TaughT you aloouT God, your soul, and your eternal desTiny. May, Too, your will push aside every apparenf good unTil, like AugusTine of old, your hearTs, weary and resTless under The lash of life, resT in The only good worTh embracing-The real good-your loving God and heavenly Father. As each of you goes his own way, we shall search eagerly The mulTi- Tudinous roads of life inquiring abouT you . . . has he kepT his feeT on The ground and his head in The heavens. REV. JOHN J. COFFEY, O.S.A. Headmasfer Vsywlmyl., . X 1, PALULTH SHINHQNRS SPORTS 1AQTWNWI kS air 2 l 1 qi 1 I k1 CLUXSSES jj FAQULTY FMC TY R00 REV. JOSEPH A. GRIFFERTY O,S.A. Prior, Latin, Spanish REV. LAWRENCE J. CONNEEN O.S.A. Procurefor, Religion REV. WILLIAM T. EAGAN, O.S.A Mafhemaiics REV. FRANCIS B. GILLIGAN O,S.A. Disciplinarian, Chemistry REV. HENRY J. EAGAN O.S.A. Physics, Religion REV. TIMOTHY F. KEATING, O.S.A Biology REV. WILLIAM J. CARNEY, O.S.A. English, Athletic Moderator REV. CHARLES L. KNAPP, O.S.A. French, Religion MR. JAMES M. AUCH U.S. and World History Athletic Director l ' 'ree 41 'WA -'Y-11, 'Ti ' :E 1 5-. 4 W 1. 1-,V 1 .V 5 A I 1 ifl , im, I5 SR, ST. SEBASTIAN, I.H.M. Art MISS K. MCCULLOUGH Secretary ST. EILEEN, I.H.M. Music MISS M. DEVER Secretary s... W RQ : M, MISS M. DICARLO Librarian Sr. Elizabeth, Sr. Donato, Mother Edvige, Sr. Raimanda, Sr. Martina. Luke Mohan, James Duggan, Patrick Sullivan, Daniel Wilhere, Henry McLean. I7 SENIIUR CLASS UFFHCERS SENIOR BL l cum UE- J. Gam, D. G ane. reenhaugh J He- XGR WHUE. R. Murp Y , N . ms P. SEv.WoHmg10r1. STUDENT LCUUNCML, h I Fxanagan' E' MUYYBY Rev. Francis B. Gilligan, O.S.A., D. Driver, R. Burens, R. Kelly, J. Curran, V. Wol- fingion, President. I8 SENHURS wwf Na, PEETRUS BANMILLER 308 Montgomery Ave. Norristown, Pennsylvania Pete, who hails from St. Helena's, plans to go to Villanova and pursue engineering. Favorite subiect is Physics . . . likes basketball . . . spends summers at Surf City. Best of everything, Pete. JV Football 'I JV Track 1 Varsity Football Manager 2, 3, 4 Varsity Track 2, 3, 4 Malvernian 4 O Av Uvkifa fe e ,ei R. ' i liix W 11 JAMES BARBER 27 South Dewey St. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Jim, who hails from St. Ignatius of Loyala, is undecided as to his choice of College, but hopes to pursue Law. His hobby is books . . . his favorite subiecf is French . . . spends his summers working in New Jersey. Varsity Basketball 4 Junior Basketball 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Glee Club i, 4 Sanctuary Society l, 2 MICHAEL BRUDER West Rolling Rd. Springfield, Pennsylvania Mike's plans for the future are good ones. After Malvern he hopes to attend Notre Dame and take Business Administra- tion. Then, upon graduation, he will enter his father's business as a iunior member. Junior Football 2 Varsity Football 3 Track 4 17 'I 1 ffi, ' A 2: 2, ,, 6 Q -57'-'B':5 0 ROBERT BROWN 201 South Springmill Rd. Villanova, Pennsylvania Brownie, who came to Malvern from Waldron Academy, can often be seen paling around with Mike Bruder or Torn O'Keefe. Claims physics to be favorite subiect . . . plans to take business at Villanova , . . after college he will be work- ing for Esslinger. JV Football l, 2 JV Basketball I JV Baseball l, 2 Varsity Baseball 3 Cap-'n-Bonnet 2, 3 Glee Club 2 '? X is RICHARD BURENS 235 Beech Hill Road Wynnewood, Pennsylvania A four-year man from Waldron . . . co-captain and three letter man on the football team. During the summer he spends his time playing golf and sunbathing at the beach. Plans to follow a business course at Notre Dame. JV Football I Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 JV Basketball l, 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 4 ' JV Baseball 1, 2, 3 Student Council 4 WILLIAM CASHORE 2401 Swede Road Norristown, Pennsylvania Bill, so he tells us, wants to attend Villanova and pursue Medicine. During the summer he works on a local golf course . . . loyalty award winner. Whatever the future holds for this fine Malvernian, we know he will make both his school and class proud of him. Indoor Track 4 Junior Basketball 1, 2 Cap-'n-Bonnet 3, 4 Cross Country 2, 3 Class Officer I, 2, 3 Friars Lantern 2, 3, 4 G10 K fy? t t, ,, 1 , ,f aff v A? 1 Yllef 4 I i A ,rili de if-. , . - 'Yi . V W, ne, - . fa PE, PETER CULHANE Robins' Nest West Chester, Pennsylvania Pete hopes to attend Penn State and someday be an Architect. Drums are his hobby . . . French is his favorite subiect . . . plays an important part in Cap.'n-Bonnet . . . has a good sense of humor. JV Football 3 Tennisi 2 Cap-'n-Bonnet 2, 3, 4 , Track 4 ' 3 6 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 B T Malvernian 4 J 'iq S' X ARTHUR CROWLEY Pottstown Pike . Lionville, Pennsylvania Four-year day hop . . . class wit . . . Malvern's answer to Ron Delaney . . . during the summer he works as caddy master at Chester County Golf Club . . .firm believer in the four day school week . . .famous for his fabulous parties. Track 'l, 2, 3, 4 Indoor Track 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Junior Football l Junior Basketball 1 V Malvernian 3, 4 I X.-if :XYn'l. ,I li xx I' l X ', 'Fl ' JOSEPH CURRAN 'I9 Ducan Lane Huntington, Long Island New York Jaw's secret ambition is to get into Annapolis, but now he looks forward to Notre Dame and Law. Atter a year at Malvern he has earned for himself a seat in the Student Council for his Senior year. Hails from St. Dominic's, New York . . . can be heard talking about his mysterious '51 Olds. Varsity Football 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Glee Club 4 X Student Council 4 5 H Malvernian 4 1 V if RY N ' it V N JEFFERY DOHERTY 53'l Lafayette Road Merion Park, Pennsylvania Jeff came to us from Waldron Academy Deserves rec ognition for his outstanding iokes . . . Drives a souped up '54 Ford. Plans to enter Gettysburg College this fall Tennis I, 2, 3, 4 JV Football 2, 3 S Ja gilf' JOHN DONOHUE 50 Ethan Allen Drive Stony Point, N. Y. Jack, who came from Haverstraw High to Malvern in his Senior Year, can often be heard saying, Wish it was me. Enioys Trig . . . plans to go to Manhattan College . . . likes Baseball Glee Club 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet 4 Wrestling 4 .Ex QF -'MS g' Z' ,s s 2 PAUL DOWNEY 201 Hilldale Road Villanova, Pennsylvania Paul, who came to Malvern from St. Thomas of Villanova, is better known to all as Wimmer's shadow. Can be found discussing the problems of getting a date and passing a test. Likes English . . . hopes to study law . . . plans to attend Villanova. Junior Football 1, 2 Varsity Baseball 2 Rifle 1, 2 Cap-'n-Bonnet 4 + A ' ' Glee Club 4 Friars Lantern l, 2, 3, 4 DAVID DRIVER 6068 Drexel Road Overbrook, Pennsylvania Fighting lineman on Malvern's 'football team for three years . . . Co-captain in Senior year . . . Favorite subiect is Geog- raphy . . . Spends summers at Avalon. Plans to take Geology at Holy Cross or Marquette. JV Football I Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Track 3, 4 Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Glee Club 4 Cap-n-Bonnet 4 Co-Captain Football 4 Rifle Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Malvernian 4 t 26 tt PAUL EYANSON 6405 Woodcrest Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Paul is one of the riders of the famous Greenhaugh Deliv- ery Wagon. Our Lady of Lourdes is his pride and ioy. Hopeful college is Texas A8tM . . . Spanish, Football, and Track are among his favorite hobbies . . . Spends his summers as counsellor at St. John's camp . . , Ambition, Grow another six feet. Varsity Football 4 JV Football 1, 2 JV Basketball 1 Varsity Baseball 2 Track 'l, 2, 3, A Cross Country 3 Glee Club l 1.2 JOHN FLANAGAN 400 Northcroft Road Springfield, Pennsylvania Hey, Mac, did you see Del on TV last night, Duke can be heard saying on Thursday morning. Duke was a big asset to the Malvern eleven this season. Drives a Chevy, which is all souped up . . . secret ambition is to own a motorcycle and play the Marlon Brando role . . . Hopes to be a teacher. Varsity Football 3, 4 JV Football 2 ' A Track 2, 4 Class Officer 4 Pi 6 3' 5 I 'lt fl' 'lx' hifi! . lt lf T o L' ' ' Z! U il ll l ,.. O 33.32 GEORGE FENNELL 1805 Powell Street Norristown, Pennsylvania Shotgun man on the Shoulberg Stagecoach .. Great fan of the Rockinbird . . . Firm believer in Feltonism . . . Spends summers working for his father. Plans to follow CLF at Villanova. Cross Country 3, 4 Track 4 Malvernian 3, 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet 4 .pf 45 .ll Q 41. , sk 3 1 fig V 5 i JOHN GAIN 17 Union Street Jeffersonville, Pennsylvania John, who hails from Visitation, is undecided as to college and career. Favorite expression, Take it easy. Can be seen working out with the track team . . . Secret ambi- tion, To get married young . . . Spends summers as life guard at Stone Harbor . . . Drives '41 Cadillac. JV Football 'I Swimming 1 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Malvernian 4 sfeiifsig, fl- S9 :Ski-Eff., wssigiwfttsiififs W gt r T i r ve.: , Q., ,X it LOUIS GABLE Mount Joy, R.D, if 2 Pennsylvania Lou, who was transferred from Lancaster Catholic High last year, hails from St. Aloysius in Bryn Mawr. He plans to enter Georgetown University, and from there to enter the family business. His favorite hobby is stamp collecting favorite sport is Tennis. Cap-'n-Bonnet 4 Glee Club 4 Track Manager 3, 4 Cross Country A ilgitfgfzsefzaisfgr 5,4 ffsiltataii . it riff, ! ' , 'Fez fi 2, 'f3f '-1 , L .Q s ys 1, ,- -if kt Vs -' '- i- it A ti : .i MLQ5' , ga 'fiifgw t ' 9 a JOSEPH J. GALLAGHER 704 North 24th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Claims P.O.D. as his favorite subiect . . . spends his sum- mers loafing at Cape May . . . can be seen explaining the merits of his '50 Dodge . . . Undecided as to what college he will attend. JV Basketball l Tennis 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Swimming 2 2 X t JOSEPH W. GALLAGH ER Newtown Road Villanova, Pennsylvania i Congenial member of senior white . . . Claims St Aloysius as his alma mater . . . Spends his summers in Longport Pennsylvania Black Bear T nmsl 2 3 4 Chess Club I 2 Sanctuary Society l f' sf ffl? . .JNPZZ ,f 2 N fi f ,ij 1 remodeling antique cars . . . Secret ambition, shoot a e ' , , , ,za L JOSE GARCIA Calle I2 -ii53i3 Miramar, Havana, Cuba 4, Pepe, as he is known by his friends . . . enioys boating and water skiing . . . Father Carney's pride and ioy . . . Avid reader . . . Plans to attend Villanova and pursue Pharmacy. Tennis 3, 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet 'I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club i '7 ll 41,1 -9 ROBERT GALLEN 700 Starr Street Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Bob plans to study Architecture at Catholic University . . . enioys Father Eagan's Trig class . . . Hails from St. Ann's in Phoenixville . . . Drives '54 Ford . . . Spends summers in Ocean City. Tennis I, 2, 3, 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet A GleeClub2 ArtCiub1 'Nr . 1 1. 1 IV: fggj-QT L' V V5 - el 'f ROBERT GERMER 422 Clairemont Road Villanova, Pennsylvania Bob, who hails from St. Bernadette's, is a hard working business manager on the Friar's Lantern. In the classroom he shows signs of an excellent student. Hopes to attend Villanova on N.R.O.T.C. Junior Football I, 2, 3 Junior Basketball l, 2 Varsity Baseball 4 Junior Baseball I 2 Cap'-n-Bonnet 2, 3 Friars Lantern 2 3 4 Q.:-1 1 LI E GUARD 7 'fi lv by , un'x 'ngl ' 1 Ml WJ '- ' f'N DAVID GILBERT 15 Valley View Lane Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Arrived at Malvern from St. Anastasia's . Staunch supporter of all sports.. .Four year man on the swam ming team . . . Drives a '50 black Chevy . . . Spends sum mers working at Statts Oil Company . . . Undecided as to k , A -- - nr 1 N choice of college Swimming 1, 2 3, 4 JV Football 1 2 Trac l 2 Yearbook 3 4 .93- 4 h qli 'E ,Zh lei' RICHARD GUINAN 117 S. Hickory Road Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania l i lf Came to Malvern in his iunior year . . . Plans to go to Villanova . . . Can frequently be seen at Villa Maria Enioys Father Grifferty's Spanish class . . . Spends summers as a life guard. Cap-'n-Bonnet 3, A Swimming 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 COAL DONALD GREENHALGH 451 Warwick Road Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Don is the owner of a sleek '55 black Chevy which on occasion he turns into a taxicab . . . He plans to attend the University of Virginia and take courses in International Law and Diplomacy . . . Favorite subiect is Trig . . . Spends sum- mers working at.lol'1n Wanamakers. JV Football 3 Baseball l Cap-'n-Bonnet 2, 3, A Glee Club 2, 3, A Malvernian 4 Friars Lantern 3 ,i W i W' yxhbc, EEN ui C , JOHN HAGER 501 East Catawissia Street Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania Arrived in senior year from Marian High School . . . Chem- istry is his favorite subiect . . . Has a keen interest in football . . . Plans to follow Pre-Med at Villanova. Tennis 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet 4 1, Glee Club A p A v P I r 1 V ' .1 JOHN HHNS 119 Tyson Road Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Editor of the MALVERNIAN . . . Plans to attend Penn . . . Undecided as to what course he will pursue . . . Spends his weekends in Ocean City . . . One of the many Sl1oeboxers . . . Drives a '54 Ford which is famous for its traffic violations. Varsity Football 3 JV Football 2 Swimming 2 ' Track 3, 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet 3, 4 Malvernian 3, 4 Baseball 2 Class Officer 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 3, 4 I I l , . I It U' CHARLES HUENERFAUTH 143 Woodlawn Avenue Beverly Hills, Pennsylvania Chol, Script Writer for the Malvernian, is well known and liked as a member of our class. After graduation he plans to enter Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary, Overbrook. Can be seen in many places . . . Yearbook Room . . . at the organ . . . Glee Club gatherings . . . Cap-'n-Bonnet meetings . . . classroom . . . Tennis courts. Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Cap-n-Bonnet 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Art Club I Friars Lantern l, 2 Malvernian 3, 4 r Q fo JOHN HOWARD Saucon Valley Road Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Four year boarder . . . Likes French . . . Spends summers playing golf . . . Likes to eat . . . Plans to take Pre-Med at Northwestern University . . . Happy go lucky boarder . . . Enioys Father Carney's English class . . . The quiet man of Albers Hall. Tennis 2 JV Baseball l Golf 3, 4 Friars Lantern 2, 3 Cap-n'-Bonnet 2, 4 Chess Club l, 2 . - ' 11:14 br if A- ::'- f 1 a,iL.g ' U lr- f in I FREDERICK HUENERFAUTH 143 Woodlawn Avenue Upper Darby, Pennsylvania This congenial artist came to Malvern from St. Aloysius Academy . . . Claims French as his favorite subject . . . Favorite sport, Wrestling . . . One of the only twins in the school . . . Plans to take Engineering at Villanova . . . Accredited with most of the yearbook drawings. JV Basketball 2 Wrestling 3, 4 Tennis 3 Football Manager 3, 4 ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet 2, 3, 4 i- Art Club I C '. L .31 . T 'sf --. 6 1 jf' . d JAMES KELLY 200 Main Street Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Class comedian . . . Spends summers in Ocean City . . . Fountain Tech at the Gateway Drug Store . . . Hails from St. Ann's in Phoenixville . . . One of Father Grifferty's Spanish Cavaliers. JV Football l, 2, 3 Track 2 Malvernian 2, 3 Baseball l Swimming 2 Q- J D J EDWARD LONGSTRETH Skeall Hollow Road Ambler, Pennsylvania Thatcher came to us in his Freshman year from Melrose Academy . . . Four year boarder . . . Claims Baseball as his favorite sport . . . Plans to enter Holy Cross or Georgetown and take Engineering. Varsity Football 4 JV Football 1, 2, 3 Tennis l, 2 Swimming l, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 2 Cap-'n-Bonnet 2, 3 Chess Club I, 2 Class Officer 1, 3 ROBERT KELLY 406 Parkview Drive Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Bones, the casual wit of Senior Blue, spends his sum- mers as a counselor at Camp Brebeuf in Vermont , . . Claims his hobby is being sarcastic , . . Favorite sport is Basketball . . .Secret Ambition is to play in the Palestra . . . Well liked Student Council member. . . Plans to study Law at , , e a Tra , , ,A Dartmouth. JV Football 1 2 Varsity Basketball JV Basketball I Baseball I ckl 2 3 Cap-'n-Bonnet 4 Glee Club 4 Class Officer l, 2 Student Council 4 Co-Captain Basket 2 3 4 ball4 Q ,gg ,dl 22 S Mmit. :ff ig, 11 ,., CARLO LORINE 6382 Woodbine Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Carlo is one of the many baseball fans in the Senior Class. One of the many from Lourdes also . . . quite a wit in his own right. . . spends his summers working for his father . , , undecided as to career . . . may attend either Villanova or Georgetown. JV Football 2 JV Basketball l 'J I i N l OTTO JAMES LOSA Havana, Cuba Jimmy, who hopes to become President of Cuba someday, hails from St. Stanislaus in Mississippi . . . works for Esso Standard Oil Company during the summer . . . can be seen driving around Cuba in a '55 Olds . . . hopes to attend Miami University. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 JV Basketball l, 2 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Glee Club l, 2 Class Officer l, 2, 3 ' 1 , ' SV -Q '53 El -':l:i5!V5 NM -L x ' .Q wt , , ,W.,t. - ,, ., 'A ' L 5 lif'ZtfQ'?tf li WILLIAM MAY 938 Remington Road Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Another Bob Cummings. . .Bill and his camera can be seen photographing the scenery at any of the beaches in Florida . . . Plans to go into the Photography business upon graduation from college. Basketball l, 2 Malvernian 3, 4 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 Chess Club l, 2 0 -0, t x jx., F5 tt yl' J -1, ,I JOHN MANNION 6455 Woodcrest Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Four year man at Malvern . . . Noted for his witty com- ments . . . Spends summers loafing in Avalon . . . Claims Religion as his favorite subject . . . Can usually be seen working out on the track fall. Varsity Football 3, 4 JV Football 2 Track 'l, 2, 3, 4 Friars Lantern 4 . . . Plans to enter Villanova this . sight, THOMAS MIRBILE 858 Columbia Avenue Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Another of the many boys from Phoenixville . . . Wants to make his career Engineering . . . Cars are his hobby . . . Secret Ambition to become an actor . . . Drives a '57 Ford. Tennis 2 3 JV Baseball l Rifle 3 Chess Club l 2 :gp rc 1 -5 6 -S lr f' V A-1 yy JF? iff' 9 . - ' . -3' - r, ' - 'L V, - t- ' 1 '.'Qe Q :' -Hg . l exif' :lx .ig A gi em-' 1. Q 'rlqi' 1 Y hllll - f I ,T '? mtg -, NICHOLAS MONGIELLO 221 Lexington Avenue Havertown, Pennsylvania Nick plans to go to Villanova and pursue Business . . . Claims his secret ambition to be a Physics Teacher at Malvern . . . Spends his summers working for his Father . . . Hails from Our Lady of The Rosary . . . His hobby is Astronomy. Football l, 2 Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Chess Club I, 2 Wrestling 4 ' l ROBERT MURPHY JR. 31 Main Street Farmington, Conn. Bob, a four-year man at Malvern, intends to go to Holy ss S ends his summers working for his father Cro . . . p . . . Favorite subiect is Spanish . . . Can frequently be seen saying, What, me worry . . , His hobby is collecting records. JV Baseball 'l JV Football 2 Cap-'n-Bonnet I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club i, 2, 3, 4 ffxmzw f .git,t.,,- R . EDWARD MURRAY 1246 Knox Road Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Ed, who dreams of being a Realtor, plans to take this course at Villanova . . . Spends summers in Margate . . . , . . . k- Drives a cool 57 Ford Convertible . . . Enloys his wee ends . . . ls known all over the Mainline. Football 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 3, 4 Track I, 3, 4 JV Basketball i Class Officer i, 2, 3, A Student Council 4 Class Officer 4 I. ' G 5 5?--1 . 5 N N M... Qi? 5tatf??w,. M l tt? X X 'M - ' Zi 40 Q it if ,ut , tr , ei 1 JOSEPH MCKEOWN 136 S1.Paul's Ardmore, Pennsylvania Has a special interest in Mercy Academy . . . Spends his spare time taking apart his '56 Chevy . . . Can be seen where he will go to college Trackl 2 3 4 Malvernian 3 'T holding up the ceiling in Senior Blue . . . Undecided as to f ll r '! Z, -4 .13 l 2 A ' 'hifi ' A' M C 3 In ' 3' ,ii 'Eff ' ' 42925 , N 23- e ' QQ. Q f W 5- ,Cl !'1fMf 3- A . dw qc. . ,ix pg, -.f.:5- :v5V'-7 . fri' ' '11 .14 f ,'-gi V-f 'ls' .iii - T39 . H351-, 1131 'hai ,3 LJ VINCENT MCDERMOTT 102 Westside Avenue Haversfraw, New York Vince, who came to us in his Junior year, plans to enter Boston College and study Pre-Med . . . During his two years here he has become famous for throwing firecrackers during study . . . Spends summers racing his boat up and down the Hudson. JV Football 3 Cap-'n-Bonnet 3, 4 'XX Baseball 3, 4 X 0 ' il ,xt I K . JOHN MCNEILL 1412 Medford Road Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Jack, the proud owner of a Renault speedster, plans to go to Notre Dame and study for a career in Advertising Typog- raphy . . . He spends his summers loafing in Stone Harbor . . . Favorite expression, You Omadon . . . Secret ambi- tion, To drive his Renault at Sebring. Football 1, 2 Baseball 2, 3, A Track 4 , Malvernian 4 Friars Lantern l, 2, 3 ug. X X I I ' ,A X 7 ii' x 1 . X. Ilgv ARNOLD MACCIOCCA 820 Lorraine Drive Media, Pennsylvania Arnie plans to go to Villanova and follow architecture Claims Trig as his favorite subiect . . , Captain of the Wrest ling team . . . Spends his summers doing construction work for his Father. JV Football l Basketball l Track 3 Varsity Football 4 Wrestling 3, 4 Captain Wrestling 4 . -1 u A I ti or gr-Y IDD Q y ! .v 'rl ,f .7 I' ,JST 4 4, fr 4 ,V Mi ff' f .- 1 ffl' i' ' ' 1, N ii? A , A J . Wiz' ,en 'fi,,2L,W WW., , ,K ., QQ. gf! f V1 T- il -7 - 'SQ rt to L Wd .. irif1s,.i,f mn 16' MMG F, fi ,ft THOMAS O'KEEFE 105 Grasmere Road Bala-Cynwyd, Pennsylvania Tom, a popular member of Malvern's campus, came to us from St. Matthias. Spends his summers working in Longport, cidents . . Plans to take C8.F at Villanova JV Football l 2 nnisl 2 3 Malvernian l 2 3 R' e Club l 2 3 Pif K. N. J. Enioys taking his '50 Dodge apart in the form of ac- Te ' , , l,4 'fl ,' ,' . K4 1 I .,..,,awf M .,,. . ,W , SL., Mfwf-9s.sf t QQ i1Q.' kJ -13+ K '- -- J Q, fa at C. l 'Wk X LW 5 XX is A s, -vi' ,QQ Q X We , 5:1 E? li RONALD NAGLE 605 Owen Road West Cheste r, Pennsylvania Quiet man of Senior White . . . Drives a '56 Chevy station wagon . . . Supplies bus service between Malvern and West Chester . . . Secret ambition: to be the second James Dean . . , Claims English Literature as his favorite subject . . . Plans to enter Villanova this fall. JV Football JV Baseball Glee Club 'I Rifle Club 2 l l Cap-'n-Bonnet l Nwtfby- ,--1:11 ? 'NFS Ill-lil Aw, f l i PAUL PELOSI 3239 Webster Street San Francisco, California Paul, better known as the Californian, hopes to attend Georgetown and pursue Law . . .This summer he plans to go to Europe . . . Hails from St. Ignatius in San Francisco , . . Claims Basketball to be his favorite sport . . . Drives a '57 Olds . . .ardent fan ofthe Malvern eleven. Basketball 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet 4 f MICHAEL PENTONY 228 Whitemarsh Road Ardmore, Pennsylvania Del, one of the fleet-footed members of the Track team claims Physics as his favorite subiect . . . Ardent fan of all sports and activities at Malvern . . . Owns a '52 Chrysler . . . Plans to pursue Civil Engineering at Drexel. Varsity Football 3, 4 JV Football l, 2 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 JV Baseball i JUAN ROMERO Maraciabo, Venezuela Juan, who is an inhabitant of Latin America, spends his time studying and listening to calypso records. Has a brother in the Freshman class . . . good student in Georgaphy. ,aw-,,.,,., Y ..,..,,..sv,-. we --- ROGER REYNOLDS 47 Wellington Rd. Ardmore, Pennsylvania Came to Malvern from Waldron Academy . . . claims Trig as his favorite subiect . . . loyal Notre Dame fan . . . hobby is running football pools . . . plans to take engineering or law at Notre Dame . . . enioys Fr. Carney's English class. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 JV Football I, 2, 3 JV Basketball 2 Track 1, 4 Malvernian 4 Friars Lantern l 'F' 45 ROGER SMITH Pine Top Trail Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Smitty arrived in his Junior year from Bethlehem Catholic . . . Likes to go fishing . . . Spends summers in the Pocono Mountains . . . Claims Spanish as his favorite subiect . . . Great competitor in any sport . . . Plans to take Engineering at Villanova. JV Football 3 Rifle Club 3 Track 3 Glee Club 4 - Baseball 4 T J O .l U1 ir 1 1 JAMES SPROWLS Taine 336 Chapultepec Mexico City Jimmy spends his summers water skiing and skin diving . . . Claims French as his favorite subiect . . . Behind the scenes man at all Cap-'n-Bonnet productions . . . His hobby is Motorcycles . . . Hopes to attend Notre Dame . . . Famed Tennis player. Football Manager 4 Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet l, 2, 3, 4 fg STANLEY SULLIVAN 8843 Norwood Avenue Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania Jerry came to Malvern in his Junior year . . . Active mem- Favorite Spends his summers at New Hope Aqua Club sport is Water Polo Varsity Football 3 Swimming 3, 4 Gof 3 A X' 0 52, ..,' 1 .': ll Fl ber of Swimming Team . , . His Alma Mater is St. Francis Prep I . 1 3- ROBERT SULLIVAN 8843 Norwood Avenue Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania Four-year man at Malvern from Norwood Academy Great admirer of Mr. Felton's P.O.D. class . Drives 56 Plymouth . . . D aredevil of 202 . . . Plans to study Veterinary Medicine at Penn. JV Football 'l, 2, Track l 2 Art Club i 2 Swimming l, 2, 3, A u 9 0:vlpC ' 3 l I I ff 6 5554'- fl t wt 4 ir i 1 i 3 t f 1 53555 3 3,2 'i ALVARO UCROS 225 South Wayne Avenue Wayne, Pennsylvania Ukey has been lent to us by Colombia . . . A popular figure on the Campus . . . Can always be seen with one of the Athletic teams or behind the wheel of a Monkmobile . . . Plans to study Agriculture in Colombia. Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4 Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Track Manager 1, 2 3, 4 F Rifle Club 2 Q. Football Manager I, 2, 3, 4 Q fag '. , , t ANDREW TALONE 225 Marlboro Road Ardmore, Pennsylvania T. H. plans to take Business at Villanova Drives a 54 Ford Convertible . . . Enioys Spanish class Spends sum mers working at Stone Harbor . . . Claims his hobby working on cars . , . Can be seen at all the Dances JV Football 1, 2 Baseball i Malvernian 2 Rifle Club 3 If' v-sail 1 Tx Y Q C ,f HENRY VOELCKER 112 W. Market Street Danville, Pennsylvania Huncie, a very likable fellow, has already started his career in writing . . . Has acclaimed fame for his famous novel . . . One of Father Carney's finest students . . . Favorite expression, Holy Cow . . . Hopes to attend Villanova. Tennis 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet 4 Glee Club 4 Q h 6 I ., - q 5 if--5 ' A . H -nn Q Q . 1' llll g Q V' ' ' .Lf ' A , ,- -sw x nfl'-xiii . ik. , 343, . 1:91 DONALD WHITE 1441 Robin Road Coatesville, Pennsylvania Came to Malvern from Waldron Academy . . . Spends summers bottling beer and soda . . . Claims Trig as his favorite subiect . . . Has a reserved seat on the Coatesville Local . . . Plans to enter Villanova this fall. Football Manager l, 2, 3, 4 Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, A Cap-'n-Bonnet 1, 2, 3, 4 Friars Lantern 3 Pia l l VINCENT WOLFINGTON 6363 Overbrook Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .Jig Came to Malvern from Our Lady of Lourdes . . . Starting center on the Basketball team for two years . . . All Inter-Ac ...President of' the Student Council . . . French is his favorite subiect . . . plans to enter Georgetown University in the tall Cap nBonnet2 3 4 Class Officerl 2 3 4 Student Council 4 JV Basketball l Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 Co Captain Basketball 4 ll 340W FRANCIS WIMMER 329 Highland Avenue Berwyn, Pennsylvania Can always be found on tobacco road . . . enioys Physics . . . Spends summers working at the Devon Pharmacy . . . Plans to attend Villanova and take Commerce and Finance . . . Can be seen on the campus picking up anything. JV Football 2 Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Cap-'n-Bonnet 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 A-1-'-Y ..... V A .-.a f K ,l 1 n PETER ZAK 20 Sproul Rd. Broomall Pennsylvania Peter who originally came io us from Chicago is the Physics wizard of our class. Plans to go to Marquette for alcourse in Law. Can frequenlly be seen driving around Villa Maria JV Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball 4 Cap- n-Bonne? 2 4 Glee Club 2 4 in his '58 Plymouth. . ,x iD 9 , , si 4 4 A A I xx! k POSTGRADUATES ROCCI COLASU RDO JAMES JANSON RICHARD SHOULBERG u Q is ui 4 5 N 5' is A -1 ' y 3 N 5 S , TERRENCE DINEEN fi mmm-kk ' zsgri k . A.--,. . X? 1' in U2 W if 5 'Fw G W ,' A --'- g , ' ' 53- 3 2 fi , .. . - -qf 'nn 3 , 5- 1vr,f.s,.:'x., ig M s Z 1+ me 2 b E E 2? - . . um- .,.. M.. J + ROBERT OBERHOLZER 1 fn' K ,,,,ff- V, ..., . 5 if 5' Q wi f R,-, J JOSEPH TUSO O if 1-r I -WL . UNSW Q, 4 ...- x v. 1 - id f .Q U g 5 Q 4 5 1 Q X 9 .5 42 ' in B06 fi! pi an X .,.. .64 N l 4-.4 d v J '53 1 i Q 4 2' Q Yu qi xx Az 'gviiyw - ,,g I J v 5 ' pf F T in , .r M3 M' L L J .YI- fvx, ' .- y M 35 s asv if W Mx Xxw UNDJERQLASS ME A 4-Y'- ',,.,-,'4,' as 2315 S JUNHUR CLASS HHSTORY Our first three years at Malvern point up a fine record of service on the part of the Juniors. ln the classroom, with its ups and downs, we did our best. Sometimes problems in chemistry or geometry became particularly knotty, but we struggled through them. At the end of the year many of us found ourselves rewarded with places on the honor roll. In school proiects we gave heartily and cheerfully. The chance drive, the mission collection, and the Christmas food drive all received wholehearted support from the juniors. The Friar's Lantern, the Malvernian, the glee club, and the spring musical received junior contribution. For three years we have worked under the guidance of our teachers here at Malvern. We have tried to do many things, most of all, to become good men. We have not always succeeded, often it seemed we were losing. But a prayer in the chapel, a few words of advice, a reassuring pat on the back unfailingly put us back on the right track. Stepping into our final year at Malvern, we will soon be out in the world, on our own. With God's help we will continue to work toward the two great goals we have set, true success in this life, eternal happiness in the next. ..lllUNllUR CLASS UlF'lFlI4ClE.RS pi Harran, JUNIOR WH M Cashore, -l- Brucler' A' Murph lTExW' Slierm , . Y- 9 , J. ' - JUNtQR BLUE F OBrien, T Toner E Halloran E JOHN BLADY THOMAS BOYLE 340 F' h Rd. 2221 v s. JOSEPH BIRLE Bryn Pa Phila ,flange ' JOSEPH BRADY 533 LOrT1bBfdy Rd. ' ' 155 Union Ave, Drexel Hill, Pa. Cynwyd, Pa, Chain-gang COLIN CADY 2244 Elmwood Ave. Wilmefie, III. JOHN CALPIN 2025 Laurel Rd. Havertown, Pa. RICHARD CAMPION ROBERT CARDONE I Croton Rd. 27 Simpson Rd. Strafford, Pa. Ardmore, Pa. JAMES BRUDER West Rolling Rd. Springfield, Pa. ,-f. 1' 1 n Qs U 2 A' . ,V femvf if , ,..'ft'! i,- 4 -3-:Wu 1 -X. 4,-g .- as M MICHAEL CARSON 322 Devon State Rd Devon, Pa. 'W , 5 f 1 ' A L 11? ' 1 -11? I In 1 1 is ' ' ag MICHAEL CASHORE JOHN CASSIDY JAMES CASTELLO HENRY CLOSE 2401 Swede Rd, 105 Woodrich Dr. 514 Woodbine Ave. 214 Poplar Ave. NO,-risfown, Pa, Durham, North Carolina Narberth, Pa. Wayne, Pa. . -I ?'EE fl ? ' ,,, . JAMES COLLINS Immaculate, Pennsylvania . I ANTHONY D'AQUlLLA 211 Lafayette Ave. Oreland, Pa. ROBERT DENTON BRIAN DOWNEY JAMES EUSTACE GREG FREDERICK 108 Marios St. 726 Sproul Rd. 6355 Drexel Rd. BFSGCIW and Cedar ST- Kingsfon, N. Y. Bryn Mawr, Pa. Phila., Pa. POTTSTOWIW, PB. L K I , ..V- , ' ,V Q I K if i n f gy P 4 Qi A V1 A 1 3 ' GERALD GILLIN 336 Cherry Lane Havertown, Pa. JAMES GRAHAM JOAQUIN GUMA EDWARD HALLORAN 200 Cedarbrook Rd- 9542010 Miramar 6411 Wayne Ave. Ardmore, Pa- Havana, Cuba Phila., Pa. ig . - A - , 1 I I X' Wi! A, . - . . e fsg f gif: - - . '.21f4,'. yzk .M ,,..M,. .I ,V +1-' ::'Y'r. : '1'-' . 1-f. Wi-. -. . ,... . mfg. ,...xw ...N . , ,f 0. .. . ..,,,.,. , . 1 12 Lau-x vii.:-9. '- -::r32:..'1g Qgf ,. izxzniii-nw .'... . A :-11:5 .2 ' f BILL HINDERSCHEID 1139 Rock Cedar Rd. Gladwyne, Pa. 1 ' PAUL HARRON Newtown State Rd. Newtown Square, Pa. ff it ' Y L X . , ALEC HICKS 25 Sabine Ave. Narberth, Pa. 'N is ROBERT HURST THOMAS KENT BRIAN LOWERY 126 Steeplechase Rd. 105 Hickory Rd. 3218 Sfeton Ave. Devon, Pa. Rosemont, Pa. Phila-, PB- Joi-IN MAHONEY 6904 cny Ave. HENRY MATLACK 211 Broadway Phila., Pa. Horsham, Pa, ROY MAGARICAL JOSEPH MANDES R. D. 99411 621 Old Lancaster Rd. Media, Pa. Bryn Mawr, Pa. PAUL MISSETT 1946 Montgomery Ave. Villanova, Pa. ANDREW MURPHY 31 Main St. Farmington, Conn. EMMETT MCDERMOTT North Broadway Upper Myack, N. Y. EDWARD MCGOVERN 517 Old Gulph Rd. Narberth, Pa. MICHAEL MCDONOUGH MICHAEL MCGRORY 505 Parkview Drive 54 East 41h St. Wynnewood, Pa. Bridgeport, Pa. DONALD NEEDHAM 230 Bowman Ave. Meflonf PB- Baltimore, Md. MICHAEL O BRIEN JAMES F. O'BRlEN 3834 Albemarle Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. IIO9 Bellemore Rd. RANCE O'BRIEN Wyola Farms Newtown Square, Pa. EDWARD O'MALLEY 541 Ballyfore Rd. Wynnewood, Pa. CHARLES PULFREY 334 Overhrll Rd. Wayne, Pa. EUGENE POWERS JOHN REM-LY H2 Buckingham Dr. Glenhafclie Rd. Rosemont, Pa, Wayne, Pa. JOSEPH PLATER ZYBERK 7 Whitworth Ave. Paoli, Pa. MICHAEL RONAN 333 old Gulph Rd. Haverford, Pa. JOHN SEXTON THOMAS SHALLOW WILLIAM SHEA 1312 Hillsicle Rd. 125 Farwood Rd. 12 Medbury Rd. Wynnewood, Pa. Havertown, Pa. Springhaven, Pa. RICHARD RUDOLPH Middleton Rd. Gradyville, Pa. WILLIAM SHERMER 112 Westwood Pike Dr. Havertown, Pa. THOMAS sooEMAN 136 Eagle Rd. JAMES STEVENSON 511 Bates Dr. Birmingham, Mich. THOMAS TONER 1119 Wilde Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. Phila., Pa. JOHN TRUMBORE MICHAEL WALSH 1828 Sycamore St. Hagysford Rd. Bethlehem, Pa. Penn Valley, Pa. RICHARD WEICKER Macada Rd. Bethlehem, Pa. SOPHOMORE BLUE-STANDING: C. Camp bell, J. Carter, H. Benham, SITTING: M Kulzer. SOPHUMURE CLASS HHSTURY Our return to the Malvern family found us wiser and more experienced members. We fell into the routine of school life with more SAVOIR FAIRE and with the same enthusiastic spirit we felt as freshmen. The extracurricular scene found us with many standouts. Twelve in our class found berths on the football squad. Sophomores also starred on the hardwood and on the cinders. Baseball and Wrestling also filled the afternoons of many. The Mal- vernian, the Friar's Lantern, the Rifle Club, and both dramatic productions appre- ciated our efforts. Our unfailing attendance at school functions, such as games, dances and meetings proved further our flourishing school spirit. However, our real ideals are not those - of sports and glory, but those of honor, morals and academic learning. SOPHOMORE WHITE-S T A N DIN G: J. Straub, J. McGill, SITTING: S. Saul, G. Wolfington. JAMES ANDRE 19 Lakeview Drive Media, Pa. WILLIAM ASHMAN G. HARRY BENHAM, JR. 440 Parkview 1011 Centennial Road Wynnewood, Pa. Penn Valley, Pa. FRANK BONNER Millcreek Valley Rd Ardmore, Penna. JAMES J. BRADLEY CHARLES L. CAMPBELL 6300 Drexel Road 423 Gilpin Road Philadelphia, Pa. Penn Valley, Pa. JOHN CAMPBELL 200 S. Madison Avenue Upper Darby, Pa. ROBERT COOK NEILL F. CROWLEY Darby and Paoli Roads 429 Montgomery Avenue Paoli, Pa. Haverford, Pa. l JOSEPH CARTER 1112 Kenwyn Philadelphia, Pa. DONALD CONWAY JOHN B. CURTIN 84-O2 Midland Parkway 14 Valley Road 64 Jamaica 32, New York Drexel Hill, Pa, Q' LOUIS D'AMBROSIA JOHN DIMONDI I7 Berkley Rd. IO8 West 71l'i ST. Devon, Pa, New Casile, Delaware ALEX DUCKETT ANGELO FARAGALLI 300 Thornbrook Ave. 105 Bryn Mawr Ave. Rosemont, Pa. Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. TIMOTHY FLANAGAN ROBERT FRANCHETTI A00 Norihcroft Rd. 4410 Island Rd. Springfield, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. JOSEPH FRENEY LEONCIO GARCIA DAVID GIANNUZZI CHRISTOPHER GODWIN 531 Sussex Rd. Havana, Cuba 208 Harding Ave. 87 Meetinghouse La. Wynnewood, Pa. Vestal, New York Springfield, Pa. JOHN HANLEY DAVID HOLLENBACH I4 Van Mal' Ave. 200 Hilldale Rd. Pleasantville, N. J. Villanova, Pa. .IOSEPH HORN RICHARD HURST 215 Spring Mill Rd. Steeplechase Rd. Villanova, Pa. Devon, Pa. CHARLES KEARNY CHARLES KENNEDY 213 Verona Ave. 3 High Street Pleasantville, N. J. Malvern, Pa. MICHAEL KULZER LAWRENCE LASKO ROY LATIMER PATRICK MAHONEY 51 Allandale Al High St. 2306 Wilson Weldon Lane Green Hill, Pa. Bound Brook, N. J. Durham, N. C. Bryn Mawr, Pa. DAVID MALLOY 941 Woodlawn St. V DONALD MASSEY 232 Yale Rd. Straftord, Pa. Phila., Pa. l PETER MURPHY 31 Main St. Farmington, Conn. DENNIS MCAULIFFE R. D. 9991 East Stroudsburg, Pa. JOSEPH MCGILL 935 Remington Rd. Wynnewood, Pa. D JAMES MCERLANE 210 Broad St. Malvern, Pa. e . 1. - in Q. .X si. . . '-L - fr - H ' il 11 , J,g,.gi,e'-egg it If. ' 1 ' '2:i8'945'5fftg.1 r- . . - - iiiigffgll, . , ' , jk X Q , . , V JOSEPH MCl.AUGl'll.lN R. D. 4' 1 Shippensville, Pa. JOHN MCCAHON E. Lincolin Hwy. Whitford, Pa. 1 N JOHN MCGURK 32 Oak Drive Durham, N. C. ROBERT MCMAHON 170 Union Ave. Bala-Cynwyd, Pa, ROBERT MCNAMARA 2062 N. 62nd Sf. Phila., Pa. figlig, 1 1. W ilfiiii' ' J- 5 gg. g' .,..,, , A ' ' ft ::1.2. 'X '17-:':x 'R -amz .am ' .en H- -MW, wig.. JAMES owENs 2452 Merwood La. ARNOLD ORSATTI Havertown, Pal 1612 S. 8th ST. Phila., Pa. PETER RARLETT Forge Road Dowingtown, Pa. JOSEPH REDICAN 31 Chestnut Ave. JAMES PHILIPP Bala, Pa. Oakwood Gardens Lansdale, Pa. MARK RICHARDSON 127 Patterson Ave. Gibbstown, N. J. ANTHONY RIZZOTTE R. D. 914 1 68 Avondale, Pa. THOMAS RICHARDSON 920 First Ave. Williamsport, Pa. MICHAEL ROONEY 1017 Edmonds Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. JOHN SCHLICHTIG JOHN SHAFFER 835 Beechwood Rd. 30 Shelbourne Rd. STEPHEN SAUL Havertown! Pa- Havenownl Pa' DAVID SPINELLI Pnces Lane 801 Lancaster Ave. Moylan, Pa. Devon, Pa. JOSEPH STRAUB OTIS TABLER 664 Paddock Rd. 313 Devon State Rd. Havertown, Pa. Devon, Pa. THOMAS TRABACCO 7207 Hazel Ave. ROBERT TONER UF-'Per D5fbY MICHAEL VIET H19 Wilde Ave. 741 Edmonds Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. LAWSON WHITING GUY WOLFINGTON HUGH YOUNG 20 Briar Rd. 6363 Overbrook Ave. 2030 Chestnut St. Stratford, Pa. Phila., Pa. Phila., Pa. N. 1 9 e,, . Q IFRIESHMAN CLASS DFFHCERS FRESHMAN WHITE-W. McGovern, J Ronan, K. Seelaus, W. Tomasco. FRESHMAN BLUE-M. Buono, H. Dugan, T. Kelly, B. Beall. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY We, the class of '61, entered Malvern with a notable Freshman. Father Coffey began his first year as Headmaster, replacing the beloved Father Dennis. After sur- viving the dreaded Freshman Day unscathed, we settled down to the work at hand. We have shown outstanding ability and keen interest in all our school activities. Scholastically, we did not set the world on fire, but we are well on our way to greater accomplishments. Athletically, we have provided many of the teams with good and easily adaptable material. The experience gained this year was of inestim- able value and will assure that Malvern will be a feared adversary. The Freshman Class expresses deep appreciation to the faculty and upperclassmen, whose good example influenced us on to more and better achievements. It is our sincere hope that we have not inadvertently done anything to detract from the good name of this school, and regard the honor of being called a Malvernian with everlasting pride. ROBERT AUCH 6949 Pawling St. l 'Q 6 ,I JOSEPH BOARDMAN 3415 Walden Drive PMB., Pa. ROBERT BAXTER BEMJAMIN BEALL phnaw Pa' 402 Gold Vsew Rd. 525 Roberts Rd. Wallingford, Pa. Bryn Mawr, Pa. .....4 . -- 4 4' , 5. s niff fi., Q ' 'L 'Q ' 35 xhfrim WILLIAM BROWN U40 Marlin Rd. Phila., Pa. MICHAEL BUONO JOHN BURKE 45 Lindenberg Ave. Bullens Lane Bromall, Pa. Chester, Pa. CONALL CARR ll Powell Lane Upper Darby, Pa. if K MICHAEL COLL I22 McKinley Sl. ROBERT CASTELLO Lansdowne, Pa. MARTIN CONLEY 514 Woodbine Dr. IOO Turnbull Ave. Phila., Pa. Havertown, Pa. y , kv .. '27 rx I 5 I v 1 X , ll l Ha lk JAMES CONNER 1228 Edmonds Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. Mm.. DONALD DAY 413 Briarwood Rd. Wallingford, Pa. STANISLAUS CZACK CHARLES DAGIT R. D. if 2 729 Bedford Place Phoenixville, Pa, Phila., Pa. MARVIN DICKENS 739 16111 Avenue Prospect Park, Pa. I I JOHN DUFFY 1013 Edmonds Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. 1? ,I I WILLIAM DOYLE 159 Glennwood Rd. Haddonfield, N. J. HENRY DUGAN 315 Eagle Rd. Wayne, Pa. CHARLES FALCONE TELESFORE FERNANDEZ 281 Winding Way 3717 Cheslnut ST. Merion, Pa. Phila., Pa. 2 ,Z ,A ' 53,5 ' sffr- Eff .ff Qi X im' Till' sa N x 2. i 5 .,,... , 53 1 1, .X -' 1 C, u 1 1- Q 'G -21,12 . A wg! THOMAS FORSYTHE EUGENE FRANCISCO ph RICHARD HALLORAN 6411 Wayne Ave. 499 Paxon Hollow Rd. 29 Greenhill Rd. Ha Pa' Brvomall, PB- Broomall, Pa. THOMAS HOWARD Saucon Valley Rd Befhlehem Pa E' 1 . ROBERT HUDSON 250 Gulplw View Rcl Ph 6 P wlLuAM JoNEs 545 Scott Road Gladwyne Pa Afwne .ff . GEORGE KAFFENBERGER 5218 Fairhaven Road Clifton Heights, Pa. THOMAS KELLY 406 Parkview Dr. Wynnewood, Pa. l - JOSEPH KELLMAN 1918 Bay Blvd. JAMES LEAHY 147 Cloverhill Lane Surf City, N. J. Sfrafford, Pa. ,Q . -1 -l'. ',.z ix fu if 44 so vi 0 'Q ff W 'A A V Q, ' Q L, M, k f ,Q - . : Z king r-,. 'L-V,, , - ' . Rn, 'fs ' , . -Q 3:1 ' V 'E' ., 4' aff 7 .. -V, ,. 4 41 . - .. h+..,-4.- .-if ao , , .ug ., ,,.., . -1 ,.leM,,4a3N , -f. '-J r 2 . :'n:'fl,tI1'f'HuJ -, ..'f,, .. .,,' '4 1. 11 . ,wi-.,K.Za!!.g ,521 vii ' .' 2-inf. - 1,1.,'f,my'3f .Ji V' , 1 ,. nv, . Q ya. fn - V ij- 153202 .j',2'.F1,w , nn-Q' JOHN LEAHY 2501 Huntingdon La. Ardmore, Pa. JOSEPH LEWIS 340 Green Street Malvern Pa CHARLES LOMBARDI ' ' 712 Lancaster Ave. Villanova, Pa. DONALD MCCALLUM 220 Cedarbrook Rd. Ardmore, Pa. FRED MICHELL 1033 Nicholson Rd. Wynnewood, Pa. JOSEPH MEYER 1404 Walnut Street Williamsport, Pa. K frio more AvAlu.su.e BRIAN MURPHY 3'l Main Street Farmington, Conn STEPHEN MCNAMARA 226 Welsh Terrace WILLIAM MCGOVERN Merion, Pa. JOHN NEEDHAM 517 Old Gulph Road 203 Bowman Ave- 74 Narbenh, Pa. Merion, Pa. GENE O'BRlEN 1109 Bellmore Rd. Baltimore, Md. t - 33111-.,,. ' ' 'I Jew S Hr , :AQ .v,fgE,': f ,4.v, .:,.:, - . , , -fi ,.,,:, gf'-H, in .4 .L M I I .few m5x'1v.!n,l 2,3 3 MICHAEL POMPIZZI 273 Winding Way Merion, Pa. WILLIAM REESE I8 Williams Rd. Haverford, Pa. , wa., JESUS ROMERO 608 West Upsal St. Phila., Pa. ANDREW O'KEEFE IO5 Graemere Rd. Bala Cynwyd, Pa. CYRIL OLSON 208 Whiiemarsh Rd. Ardmore, Pa. RORY QUIRK Whitehorse Berwyn, Pa. Rd. DONALD RHODES 247 Cheswold Lane Haverford, Pa. fs? ...., -5 . R 751 . 4 , f' ,.,. I nfl.: E.. -1 H, nu- - ,--,, xf':5,f.' , r Ml'?'lLl7?3lQ '1 I in . E ii fi N ' J. - - . w w . -'L . I ,I .3 ,- 5Mq,, 5.g I . xi. Q. wi:-ri'.4 i21 X H . in GERALD RONAN 333 Old Gulf Rd. Haverford, Pa. --P' inn . WILLIAM RYAN 3014 Joshua Rd. Lafayette Hill, Pa. Q' ' 'YX5 ,iff I JOSEPH SAPPINTON A Lime Kun A Maryland .T ' A KARL SEELAUS 217 Gypsy Lane Wynnewood, Pa. fb' S 1 , A A ,gk .- ELLFN. . , dwg. ,.s,x,,g,K . ffisw w v 1 5 W T. . Ii Q ,. ,TV NINO SILVA 609 Overhill Rd, Ardmore, Pa. WILLIAM TOMASCO TIMOTHY TOOMEY JOHN SWITKIN 553 Manor Rd. 309 Chesinut Si. 804 Potts Lane Wynnewood, Pa. Coatesville, Pa. Bryn Mawr, Pa. . urs:-f2:,M,fz:z: I A .T A A T A I reffixi'iiwiissm . . ,, nf A'fk ,,,' f . Ldr, A . . I THOMAS WATT CHARLES YOUNG 438 Warwick Rd. 912 Fausfon Drive -- - Vai, . V Wynnewood, Pa. Drexel Hull, Pa. ILS' If . ' 5 'V ii ' 1 WILLIAM WATERS T86 West Queen Lane Phila., Pa. BRIAN WALSH Hagysford Rd. Narberfh, Pa, -an 'T' JOHN ZAK Norh Sprowl Rd. Broomall, Pa. SHORTS VARSITY FUUTIIBALL FIRST ROW: E. Murray, J. Flanagan, D. Driver, A. Macciocca, E. Longstregth, J. Mannion, M. Carson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mayock, J. Carter, M. McDonough, R. Denton, T. Kent, J. Mandes, W. Shermer. THIRD ROW: T. Trabocco, T. Flanagan, H. Benham, M. Kulzer, J. Graham, D. Needem. FOURTH ROW: J. McGill, P. Harron, J. Bruder, A, Murphy, S. Saul, R. Rudolph. FIFTH ROW: F. Huenerfauth, L. Latimer, G. Wolfington, J. Owens, A. Rizzotte, E. Halloran, D. White. GRIIIDIIIRON MIEMORIIES The spirit of Malvern's football teams throughout the years has always personified those necessary qualities requisite for a winning team. This past year she gave Us few scoring victories. Nevertheless, she proved unanimous to both coach and student-body her unfaltering spirit. This achievement, rather than topping another team, we feel to be a more important accomplishment, and, for the Malvern Eleven, this was second nature. MR. MICHEAL MAYOCK MR. JAMES AUCH MR. RICHARD MAYOCK Head Coach Athletic Director Line Coach STARTING LINE, BACKS-FIRST ROW: G. Wolfington, D. Driver, S. Saul, E. Halloran, T. Kent, J. Flanagan, A. Murphy. SECOND ROW: J. Mannion, J. Graham, J. Bruder, J. Owens, M. Kulzer. DA wo C - DRIVER x vi X ,J HA BUREN5 RD . O Capfafn RTC C0,Qa9'am ,X if 33, ,rg K- V? 4 8 wi ' 'gg 4 5 Q 5 igeflm nc. 'R 120 POUND FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: M. Pompizzi, J. Horn, B. Ball, C. Falcone, R. Quirk, R. Toner, T. Toomey, M. Dickens, W. Reese W. Bonner. SECOND ROW: J. Boardman, J. Leahy, C. Carr, A. Duckeh, R. Ferraro, C. Camel, T. Kelly, H Dugan, B. Cook, J. Duffy. THIRD ROW: H. Young, R. McNamra, J. Schaeffer, M. Conley, J. Schilchrig, A Ronan, P. Parlef, J. Needham, Coaches, J. Ryan, E. Zeaser. II55 POUND FOOTBALL I . I , . ... FIRST ROW: J. Bradley, M. Richardson, M. Buono, W. Ashman, P. Murphy, T. Richardson. SECOND ROW: C. Kearney, R. Auck, J. Burke, J. Coll, E. Francisco, N. Crowley, W. McGovern, J. Zak. THIRD ROW: J. Garcia, J. McCahon, A. Faragalli, C. Young, M. Walsh, R. Cardone, A. Orsatti, R. Halloran, Coach E. Ternan. BASKETBAL MEMURHES The best way anyone can describe this year's Varsity Basketball team is to say that they are champions. The main reason for honoring our team with this title of champions is not because it won the title, but rather because it was a team that started at the bottom and worked its way up the ladder to the top. On the way up the ladder, the Malvernians ran into many obstacles including several iniuries. However with the firm conviction that The team could not be beaten-and would not be beaten they lunged forward. Brilliantly coached by Doctor Powers and Mr. May- ock, and spirited by All-ln- terac co-captains Vince Wolf- ington and Bob Kelly, the Friars ended the long, hard season having achieved their goal-lnteracademic League Champions. Coach Powers talks to starting team. We should not only be very proud of this season, we should also try to follow it next year with another. To every member of this year's team we would like to offer our sincere congrat- ulations for a job well done. N V, wohfmqfxo Cf' 'ffm co-CHPW Qcapfain X X If , - '-gy. All-Inter-Ac-J. O'Brien, R. Kelly, V. Wolfington. 2nd Team-R. Burens, Honorable Mention, P. Haron, J. McGill. L, I1 1 R. BURENS J. O'BRlEN U. V fs? N H 2 ,N 5 H7 ' vwfnv 20 i X . Lg. Q-Q-pi N-s v 035 C7501 '4 1 ' 'Q' Illlll llllll Will!! .,'. X, in ' MQ 3 6.9, 12 85 JUNTUR VARSTTY AND EUURTEENS VARSTTY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Malvern Opponenl Friends Central ,, LLLLLLLLL L LLLLL,. ...LLL L.,L. 4 5 25 Episcopal Academy .... ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, 6 l 37 Germantown Academy ......., ,,,. , ,L 49 45 Penn Charter A e.L.,, ,,,, ,.... , . 53 64 Haverford School ,,,LLL, 53 30 Friends Cenlral ,,,,,7,,,. , ,,,,,, 42 25 Episcopal Academy -. ..,, .. ...... 53 46 Germantown Academy LLLL.,L ,...,. 6 8 46 Penn Charter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,c,,, 5 3 64 Haverford School 7.c,,,,, 6666 . 50 5l 5 5 igffgi --Q2 X W wx 'Wi . yggvix ai : ...QM I sf , K A 'm 7N i P',5'?3-ifzXiif7'fi'ifi'T,.. fx A+ 2111 'i-1-,,,. '9!Qf'Wi.w A 1: 'K ,gz- 'fKlIi'x -V512 ,KLZQFS ' J I . ., -V ., ..A. . , X C 5 ,. K J 1: ' . r x ' A X iihfivs' - K Ui. Wi? 1 Q : 1 A W Q Y f vf' 17, 1? ,, W rmig' We ggi: a 3f Y ul. O Wif2fCa '1 'Q SW MM NLT' TEAM CO-CAPTAINS D. GILBERT, S. SULLIVAN COACH ED GEISZ BOTTOM LEFT: R. Reynolds, T. Toomey, R. Scholberg, E. Halloran, E. Longstreth, R. Sullivan, R. Guinan S. Sullivan, J. Doheriy, D. Gilbert, J. Blady, A. Hicks, B. Waters, B. Beall, R. Halloran. 'M NN., x JINDUOR TRAQK LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Eyanson, M. Pentony, J. Gain, J. Manmion, J. McNeil, A. Crowley fmissingl. RELAY TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Gain, J. Mannion, M. Pentony, A. Crowley Qmissingl. FIRST ROW: W. White, J. Gain, J. Pemony, A. Crowley, R. Kelly, B. Halloran, D. Driver, J. McKeon, P Eyanson, J. Heins. SECOND ROW: J. Hanley, M. McDonough, J. Owens, J. Graham, M. Carson, J Smith, M. Walsh, F. Jones, J. Kelman, T. Fernandez, J. Duffy, R. Hudson. THIRD ROW: J. Carter, C. Pulfrey M. Richardson, F. Jones, R. Cardone, M. Standing, C. Camel, M. Rooney, M. Doyle, R. Reynolds, R. Halloran TRACK EAM COACH JOE MCCREARY TT I ART CROWLEY JOHN MANNION MIKE PENTONY JOHN GNN -G .1 qldli 93 PAUL EYANSON, JOE MCKEON BOB KELLY JOHN HEINS PAUL PELOSI MIKE MCDONOUGH DAVE DRIVER TOP ROW: Mr. Schofield, W. Shermer, A. D. Aquila, H. Young, D. Needham, F. Jones, R. Difronzom, A Murphy, J. Guma, J. McGill, H. Close, E. Longstrefh, C. McGoveFn, W. McGovern, M. McDonough, M. Cashore ASEIBBALL Arg 1 . .. wp .A . kfykg. . A. s -Q, '22-' ' -' fm -X CAPTAIN ED LO NGSTR ETH 96 ' 'tj G1 2. TENNHS EAM --Gr- lo LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Whiting, J. McGurk, L. D. Ambrosia, J. Romero, J. Sarkissian, D. Needham, W. Hinder- scheid, J. Romero, L. Lesko. 97 GULF TEAM CAPTAIN BOB OBERHOLZER N , 5 I ,, ,R . .f . UM' W MQ R' 'Ll 3 ' ' '- , M mg- rig... .1, .,, .y .- If-iq.- - T ,n .. f , . HRS. lf ,Mi . ., . nk , ..,,,5 y . , , , LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Cook, R. Toner, P. Murphy, T. Howard, J. Howard, E. O'MaIley, R. Oberholzer, J McErlane. AQTHVHTHES if 3 CHARLES HUENERFAUTH, Organisf HAPEL QHUHR f : 2 , . , 5 2 SSI ' ' Wifi 4904 T, H F551 : i L ze W ' ' f ' ng 5 gi 1 Q x ' 4 iii Q . xx f ia 7.254-'f.gf5 ,X -Z 5 3' 2 ,, Q . Yi 1 . , ebb Vw E . 'Q ' 3 i Q 'f -SH 5 1' Haze J! 5 h T. s'- ff if il' i? A Executive Editor Business Editor Editor Assistants Headlines Photography ,, Moderator , ,, FR. WILLIAM CARNEY THE FRIIARIS LANTERN ,. WILLIAM CASHORE , ROBERT GERMER ,, . MIKE CASHORE BRIAN DOWNEY ROBERT COOK PAUL DOWNEY , JOSEPH MANDES JAMES EUSTACE SPEJE H CLUB A A .I A. X K A FACULTY MODERATOR FR. WILLIAM CARNEY f Charter members of the Speech Club-RIGHT TO LEFT: James Barber, Peter Zak, William Cashore, David Driver, Robert Germer, Paul Pelosi. President , ,,,, , ,,,,e,.,,, PAUL PELOSl Vice Presidenf ..,, ,,,,, W ILLIAM CASHORE l04 ' ,Q -.,. A. m mm. MA ERN AN STAFF FACULTY MODERATOR FR. 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