The Record of the Class
m»«tr>,»» ^rtsi^ .jt«,«H •woaw)'*' ^ w n Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2009 with funding from Lyrasis IVIembers and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/recordofclass1964have C/ff^i^ c^ LH^ u . 'K'T V. Y. ^:Mr^-: . >. hs^ * if- ^, -^y,—-*^ %i .>.-^ 1 \l ,^7^\^^^ ^^T-^ .#* ^ "S., /• -^ h^#' -'' / 'i^^^5^<ffi -, -'<: ^'^/^^•^w?,. .>' •-., J** Ll*--. |\-' X* A>^i ' V- ^ V \, -. X '!»'«•. >>^ ^ .^ ^ v^-f/'.'VS^ .1 i|t/:J^^.;^|^':^ I THE 1964 RECORD HAVERFORD COLLEGE HAVERFORD, PENNSYLVANIA Editors Joel Sunderman Eric Lob Faculty Alan Williamson Extracurricular Paul Hopper Athletics Lawrence Salmen Photography Eric Lob Business Rick Van Berg Frank Popper Richard Luke Advertising David Olton Drawings Christopher Glass Cover Eric Lob Christopher Glass The RECORD Staff wishes to thank Mr. Fred Olsen, publishers representative, for his help. / \ A' \ 'V> \ V ,/ ^£^ 'Jl Administration 7 Faculty 14 Class History 37 Seniors 40 Extracurricular 92 Athletics 123 : ADMINISTRATION Scholarship gives Haverford College its passion- ate, blood-stained veneer. The reality behind this necessary and fulfilled pretention is the Corpora- tion of Haverford College, an American enterprise whose measurable products are words, graduates, and information. This organization's function within national context is mostly intangible Haverford is one of America's great psychic broad- casting-stations of symbolic environment and thought. Essentially its residents exist in an intel- lectual orientation sequestered from the. typical corporate world. Although the College maintains a variant of corporate structure (Board of Man- agers, President, etc.), the implications of Haver- ford's corporate hierarchy are metamorphosed by its supei"vision of the phantom material, education. The College Administration must relate our fluid world of metabolizing minds to the more congealed sensibilities of non-Academe, that coeval kingdom between Railroad Avenue and the intellectual Eden-groves in Bryn Mawr.
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