,PH W 11' C 'qTf -'ll Y .ww SENIOR YE R HUUK QQEA 'ik I HWS QQ? ff 4 5 l!ll'I!mil!I R llm1H 'MmIlll i W iflm n w QQ LCGXLOYL HERBERT E SARGEN T WE THE Class of Nmeteen Hundred For y hve dedlcate our Semor Year Book to Her bertE Sargent Seruor Master years of SGIVICG 1n preparmg puplls for ad vanced study ln sclence and mathematlcs HIS teachmgs have tramed students 11'1 clear thmk mg and hls name has added prestlge to our academy We gratefully acknowledge his fifty-two -,4 I I HULL mmsgmoen CONNER,WlLLJRM UF cam-r, Rosen ADJUTANLNEN AI.CxANDER,KErIrIETH ALEXANIIQPETER A5F4HNL,ddARLES AsPIruu.,ceonc,s Auolnln ,ALBER7 AYP-R Jams BALLARD,Pl-NRKER BEAN HOWARD BEIL HUGH HENRY-IQ DAVID BENNET JOHN BERRY FRED BtRRv,LEnaR0 BIERWEILER ROBERT Bon NE ROBERT Bowuasfnrmczs D BREWSTEKLLDYD BREW STER M HRV stances, II s In BR0VVN,gIq-1959 B'-ll-LOCIHUA BLA.LOCIK,NED BUNCE, VINCENT BUNKERJDONALD Busw ELL,wnRREN E. CARLISLE J Gannon camera, BETSY CHPIMUIRLNI1, ARTHUR cum scum:-I Joan CIIQWMEIN CHESTER CHURCHILL Rm0oLru Cl. hRK,KEl'1NETN CLARK, LORIHG CLGIGH, om-Iss CGLBH, EARL CoI.Uf,GoI1bON C OLB1 WALTER - .-ff CoRsoH,cI-IARLES COURYNEY, ERIC cRAIGuE,oANIEL CRAIGUE,Dor4ALD IQRINI-IIAN,3'oI4N cnoPx.eY, BERT CROSBY, Jann C-Rose'-I,noesRT uIIfeIen,cI-IARLE5 3HNFOURTH,TH0l 1RS DAVIS DONALD DAVI5,EARL JR DAVIS FRANKLIN DAVIS HOWARD Dttcnn DAIIII3 DETSCI-IRR ALLEN DETSCHER RKCHRQD DEYAK ROBERT M Dora' QI-IARLE5 DoocI.a5,BQucE DouGLn5,Rlcl-CARD DOW LEROQ bow, vc RNDN DQNBAQ LEDRIC waxes, voenssu- EDGERLV GILBERT ELLIOT ALBERT FLANDER-5 Fonnfsr FUSQCHARLES Foss suv Four4'ItR,unuvLb tour-IIE? Looms FuLI.ER,GEoRGE YUSI, BQUNA Guboar-I GEORGE QLI DDEI-I, PAUL GDODHUE U'o5ErI-I Coobuuefkncunau GRIoLw,oAuI. GUlLD,A5AHEL HPLE,C-IAYTDN HAI.E,x1oe:.n1' HAI-'II-I, WINS:-on HANSON, BGB HART PAC!-HARD HARPAON, JOHN NA5SELBAmJWlLL'AVx HAVEN RICHARD HEAD EUGENE' I-IEAD NNILLIAM I-Ieanlsv semen HEADLE'-Y FRANCIS HEADLEY, n FEQRELL HElsE'i, EQVIN HERSEH' LARROL I-I ILDRETH,wILuAv I ,JR Homcen GLENINLF HOOGHKIRK HAROLD HOC-GH KIRK NoRMAN I-IooDEf?,I-Iowanb H0lNE AEC-HIE NORNE Benmce Ho2NE PAUL noun, Menwm HURN CLESSON IRISH RIJBERT JEWELA. BYQNPAQB -'ERDELL EAmuND UILUDT FURBEQ JOHNSON ELMORE 3oI-INS XLIILLIANN JoNi'5,K2NnE'rl-I KELLEY HARLAN IceNIe.oN, Amvuun e an Iqemsum, FRANK kuIIsoN,sImu:I. g I I! XV NM N, ix! H IL ' ' '- ? 1 ' I' M ! I I , ' ti M .V N NI! II I - - - L' ' ' WE? ' . JV , . I. fi iff c, ff' ' ' - 0' ' Y' M III' - HUNDQ A KENDAL, HERBERT Ksnru-:son,Qomnr Kunlnuoum, Jmqxcs K1 MBALL, Goreoohl KIMBALL, HAROLD KIM BALL Rosen? LEAvn'r CHARLES LEFXERKJ Georzcas LONG, nbsp LOQD, DQQOTHV LOUERLNC JEFF-ER5or1 LUCAS CARRQLL LUXFORD MARS' MAcDoNf5Ln,LE5Ln2 Mu.FAlLANE I'3ouc.LA5 MA INTIRE LAWRENCE M1-f.MAumn DONALD M.f,MAQrvN', DBUI D Nn.Mnn'1lN EAWIQD Mw.MAQTm,FRANx M-f.Mnmm,wnQQen r-fmeutN,LEon Mh9.DEN,F2lcHARD MASQN QOISERT MA5SEw,DN.K Mhsssv KENNETH mqssew RALPH Mnssiv QOLRND mamssefi wnaaen M.-m surf, Qoeera MILINERJ Avon IVNNOT ALBERT Mmow Eawmzb Noob? LQJON MOODVWHEODOEE mole CLMQE moon? EL-EANDQ Moolli, x-lAnRx3DN vvxoolzt, uennewu MCDQE,W1HPlLVN MULVEH3 Rosen-'r Mal-w6H,AR1Husa mar-wen, Joan ML HUGH QOBEPT Mg. HUGH 'Twomns L mc, HUGH Thor-'1ns'R N ICHOLS RLFPED H ofaGoom,3em-AAQD OSGOOD F-QEID PHCKHRRD, 1-HLTDN PAOLUQM EIVNILID PAfQSHLEl?,S'1'LvtSTEY2 DA5c.oE,HnRuQ Pascoe Em-.HARD PEC.or-nfs ROSSELL Per-sNELL eawm Psanwgamamono PlPEQ,C.HRRLE5 PIPER CLINTQN moan, euvxep. POLLINI Qawmono pc-sr a6uzJ'Amm r-mm-'r, we N DELL NNES, pu-Hub Rlc FRANK REE BHSH. Ro Gems, UJNALD QOTBE ETS LEQLIE Romemgdn Jann RUMRXLHCLIFTDN L RDSSILL GEQQGE -smacevw BERNARD sneaern- Hnnav e,maeEn'r, .man SAND'-:RRQM Bonn saw-few, adn snows? HAQES :na ssusszprict-:,nAx.c.0m 1 K 5 um mo NQ,w1LLmr-1 .SMITH JOSEPH 2' STEPH'EN'5oN, HMNEY 1 STERLINQRKCHARD 1 STKTTSRILHAQD I SULLIVAN UOHN SLLHFT WUHEGHQITE -rAFT,dEnN THOmBS,DoNALD 'THLJQQELL YD!-ULIQ 'YPWRQELL QOBEQT THURRELL f-?oQ-ep TH Ul25'ToN,QoBEQ'r TIBBFFTS ALVRN -HBGETTS DONALD vu Ttf-JBETI3 ERNEST TQOUJQEWQJGE UEAN TuTTx DELMAQ 1-Ln-r LeoN TLATT QICHAQD wpcer-urea. KE nmsn-4 wnu.nce H cm 5 wernxuodvu c,ec.uL WH,-rg Josebu wHl1E CIQL wmrrbm HAEQLD wncsen AICURQD MHGGEN LESTEQ WlLSWlhF Gnnvsw u ILTSEY, 'RALPH woo D' Przeoiluc yank, RANK '-Ibelk, LDALLRCE '-loorqc, ELwlN -lx Z gf I Y Y I I , . ll 3 I 7 - l . I I J ' ' l J L. I I I , I - I I W5 , , I , I J 9 I 2 Q, I . . DP 1 I I , I : ' ! ' 4 P Lf' .i53, 1LL :Z 4:1 L, LLL, L: 1 LL ,- ' f'-f L- Th QLEQ L - R, f Y 1 i 1, ' l ,I Zin illllrmnrmm E. MAY HANSON known by the townfolk of Wolfeboro and the students at Brewster Academy as Aunt May left us October ll l943 Wlth her passmg many of us lost a pleasant compamon a kmd frlend and a true benefactor lt IS espec1ally f1tt1ng that we should re member her IH thrs our Senlol Year Book s1nce she left an endowment fund for the beneflt of Brewster students Aunt May we thank you 0 I , . I 1 1 I , . Qlfmaf TODAY men and women are grvtng therr lrves rn a worldly contlrct so that you and l may walk down our country roads and clty streets xx rthout tear so that you and l may go to school and secure the educatron wrrch they perhaps could not have so that we may agam share the prrvrleges of a Democratlc world The Yanks today are flghtlng tor Marn Street and what 1t means to them tor therr whrch they hope to return We can never pay the debt we owe these men and women those who are our brothers and slsters trlends and sweethearts and those whom we do not know May everyone of us be worthy of thelr sac rrhces May we prove to the world tn the years to follow that our boys have not fought and arven therr hves rn valn and may freedom eaualrty and lastlng peace be the rewards of thetr labors ideals ot treedom and happiness in a land to l -f--an Back How, Ie!! to righi: York, Deyak, Buswell, W., Cunningham, Mrs. Purge. Front Row: Beach, Rumrill, Richardson, MacMartin, D. 34,3 y 5514! Editor-in-chief ,,...,,.. Assistant Editors Art Editor ,.... .,........ Business Managers Faculty Advisor ..,.. Carra Richardson Grace Cunningham Muriel Beach Clifton Rumrill David MacMartin Iennie York Robert Deyak Warren Buswell Florence I. Page CARROLL D. PIPER Dean AB. Harvard French cmd Spanish Quadra? VINCENT D. ROGERS Principal B.S. Dartmouth University of New Hampshire :Aki EDWARD R. SARGENT BS. Harvard U. S. Government Service Washington, D, C. Science and Radio HERBERT E. SARGENT Senior Master B.S. Dartmouth Harvard University Mathematics FLORENCE I AYNES PAGE Emerson College University of New Hampshire English IOSEPH W. 'ITNKER B.S. University of New Hampshire Science Athletic Instructor BARBARA LEWANDO A. B. University of New Hampshire History cmd Sociology GLADYS E. SMITH Burclett College Commercial MARION L. SKINNER Ed.B. Rhode Island College of Educaiion Columbia Teachers' College Mathematics H. MILDRED HOLDEN A.B. Mt, Holyoke Latin and English MARIORE ROLLINS HATCH Crane Institute of Music Director of Music Kendo Hn X' G unn nqham rk nY 0 M 'U-54 C - U2 .C 'U L. .Q Ill 'U L4 sq 1: .c EE gf .d 2 8. x go JE J -E EE U Q: M E4 .,- O . 2.5 EE .- ed Sf v -if 150332 0 OOP-3 Ewgg .E 55 1315! .11 C . M gg 5 36 I: u ,-:-. 62 E ZF LS 23 -C --:J U 3- lv O - 'rr CL.. 5 gg S Om o WE 'C mo -it 3 E 2 A. SHIRLEY BEAN Spaulding High School Hobby Drawing An Iithe as a sprite is the cute Shirley Bean. An artist of terpsichore. Know what I mean? Senior Play Cast 45 Softball 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3, I hope to become a Navy Wife some- time this Iuly. MURIEI. LEOLA BEACH Carpenter Grammar School The most pessimistic, ironic may be, Is Sunshine, best student. Now don't you agree? Hobby Discussing Senior Dance 47 SYB Staff 4, Senior De- bate 4g Senior Play 4, Class History 45 Archery 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3: So- ciology Play 3g Softball, 2, Sophomore Party Committee 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Music Appreciation lg Freshman Party Committee lg Tennis lg Bible Literature lp Compara- tive Languages lg Freshman Debate lp Winter Carnival lg World Affairs lg Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. First l seek a higher education and then an extensive tour of Russia. WARREN E. BUSWELL Ossipee Grammar School Most popular boy, the best athlete, we deem Is Buzz of the Navy, who's right on the beam. Hobby Sports Senior Play 4g SYB Staff 4g Freshman Reception Committee 45 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Captain 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4g Hockey l, 2, 4g Captain 4g lunior Prom Com- mittee 3p Ski Team l, 2, 35 Ping Pong l, 2, 3: Boys Chorus lg Science and Photography 1, Future-United States Navy! Active Duty! MADELEINE NORMA BROOKES Needham High School. Needham. Mass. The title for Mamie as best hearted lass Was easily chosen by those of her class. Hobby Music Senior Play Cast 4: Tennis 45 Cheer Leader 4: Girls' Glee Club 4. After graduation I plan to go to the city of Boston, and be a buyer tor one of the department stores. ROBERT MICHAEL DEYAK Carpenter Grammar School He's fussy. forgetful, yet apt to succeed. Our Bob of the Navy's best dancer indeed. Hobby Flying SYB Business Manager 4j Class Presi- dent 41 Orchestra 41 Senior Play Cast 4j Senior Dance Committee 41 Christmas Ves- pers l, 2, 3, 4j Football l, 4j Glee Club l, 2, 3, 41 Archery 31 Tennis 31 Iunior Prom Committee 31 Wrestling 2, 3j Baccalaureate Choir l, 2, 31 Ski Team l, 2. I expect to be in the Navy this fall and after the war l hope to finish school. GRACE MOREY CUNNINGHAM Carpenter Grammar School The best natured qirl in the class is known well As Gracie, soprano and orchestra belle. Hobby singing Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Glee Club Soloist 2, 3, 41 Orchestra 41 Bell Solo- ist 41 Senior Play Cast 41 Honor Roll 41 SYB Staff 41 Freshman Reception Commit- tee 41 Iunior Prom Committee 31 Bacca- laureate Choir l, 2, 31 Christmas Vesper 2, 31 Girls' Chorus 1. After graduation I hope to continue my music, but who knows? I may yet become a secretary. HERBERT EDWARD HODGDON Carpenter Grammar School Best student among all the boys, be assured Is Herbie, his learning at Brewster procured. Hobby Playing the Trumpet Football l, 2, 3, 45 Prom King 45 Class Vice-President 3, 45 Senior Dance Commit- tee 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Brewster Orches- tra 45 Shakespearean Debate 45 Brewster Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Vespers l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 35 Baccalaureate Choir 1, 2, 35 lunior Prom Committee 35 Ancient History Debate 25 Student Coun- cil l. I plan to go to college until I am inter- rupted by my Uncle Sam. MELBA LILLIAN GRIFFIN Whitten School And now to Miss Griffin, our Melba, a toast, The hardest ot workers the seniors can boalt. Hobby Playing Violin Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Senior Play 45 Honor Roll 45 Senior Dance Com- mittee 45 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Arch- ery 35 Home Nursing 3: Sophomore Dance Committee 25 Girls' Chorus lg Music Appre- ciation 1. I hope to become a successful book- keeper, then who knows! DORCAS PATRICIA KIRKLAND Carpenter Grammar School Our Patty, the pianist, surely will pass As the most original girl in the class. Hobby Playing the Piano Class Prophecy 45 Brewster Orchestra 45 Senior Play Cast 4g Senior Dance Commit- tee 4p Iunior Prom Queen 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Vespers l, 2, 3, 4, Baccalaureate Choir l, 2, 3, lunior Prom Committee 3, Archery 3, Skiing 3, Class Secretary 2, Student Council lg Soft- ball lp Girls' Chorus l. At the end of my high school days, l plan to go to a Secretarial School. Then to take up a job offered to me by my doc- tor in Boston. But after that, who knows? MADELON MARIE KENDAL Carpenter Grammar School An athlete superb, cmd proficient in sports, is Madelon Kendal, so say all reports Hobby Having cz good time Senior Play Cast 4g Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Reception Committee 4, Student Council 3: Glee Club 2, 35 Field Hockey lg Winter Carnival lg Girls' Chorus l. After my hasty exit from B.F,A., I plan to enter the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps and then, come what may in the future. l OYCE PEARL MILINER Carpenter Grammar School A qirl quite demure in our class is named Ioyce For the quietest one, our unanimous choice. Hobby Collecting Salt and Pepper Shakers Senior Dance Committee 4, Freshman Reception Committee 45 Tennis 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club Z, 3, 4g Iunior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 3, Baccalaureate Choir l, 2, 35 Christmas Vespers l, 25 Softball l, 2, Ski Team l, 25 Music Appreciation l. I will let the future take care of itself. DAVID BRUCE MacMARTlN Carpenter Grammar School The most optimistic of course, is named Davy, The noistest cupup. Oh, Lord help the Navy! Hobby Piano Playing Senior Play Cast 4: Varsity Football 4, SYB Staff 45 Senior Dance Committee 4, Student Council 3, 4, Freshman Reception Committee 45 Glee Club 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3: Boxing 2, Baseball l, 2: lunior Varsity Football lg Winter Carnival lg Treasurer lg Honor Roll lg Parliamentary Procedure l. Now-the Naval Reserve. Later-As Fate rules, -31' ALFRED H. NICHOLS Carpenter Grammar School Best looking and most pessimistic, we'd say, Is Nick, also Navy, and lead of our play. Hobby Radio Senior Play Cast 4, Freshman Reception Committee 4, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Tennis 3, Ice Hockey 2, Skiing l, Winter Carnival l, Comparative Languages l, Baseball 1. As soon as I am out of the Navy I hope to go to the University of Wisconsin with one of my buddies who is in the U, S. Army. EILEEN MORSE Grier School. Birmingham. Penn. Our class has a cut-up, lt's Eileen ot course We hope that this title won't br1nq her re-Morse. Hobby Riding Senior Dance Committee 4, Glee Club 4, Senior Play 4, Tennis 4, Freshman Recep- tion Committee 4. I am planning on a nursing career for a short time. Then- A CARRA MARTHA RICHARDSON Carpenter Grammar School Moet apt to succeed is our Carra, we bet. Vlfhy shouldn't she be? She is our teachers' pet. Hobby Bowling Editor of SYB 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Freshman Reception Committee 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Honor Roll 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary l, 45 Iunior lfrom Committee 35 Class Treasurer 2, 35 Baccalaureate Choir l, 2, 35 Ancient History Debate 25 Sopho- more Party Committee 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Freshman Party Committee 15 Music Appreciation 1. Someday, l hope to become a good private secretary-then, come what may! IRIS ESTELLE PHILIPPE Dedham High School Our quick tempered Iris has made it a game To be the best blurtsr and fussy, we claim. Hobby Reading Glee Club 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Christmas Vespers 3: Archery 35 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Soft- ball 2, One never knows what the future has in store, but I am planning to go to some Iunior College. LIILIAN ANN THOMAS Tuftonboro Central School For etting'l convenient at times, it is true So llilllan Thomas, the bouquefs to you! Hobby Having a good time Senior Play 4, Senior Dance Committee 4, Softball 4, Archery 3, Home Nursing 3, Iunior Prom Committee 35 Sophomore Dance Committee 2, Girls' Chorus lg Freshman Dance Committee 1. Next fall I want to enter a good training school for nurses, then join the Marine Corps and help to speed the recovery of the Marines. CLIFTON M. RUMRILL Carpenter Grammar School Original Mer!-the best bluffer of all- In Air Corps Reserve, he ts waiting his call. Hobby Sports Senior Play Cast 4g, SYB Staff 4, Fresh- men Reception 4g Class Treasurer 4, Senior Dance Committee 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Military Drill 3, Ice Hockey 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 37 Boxing 2, Iunior Varsity Football lg Baseball Ig Ping Pong Runner Up 1: Corn- parative Languages l. My ambition is to own a helicopter and tour the country. HUGH SCOTT WALLACE Carpenter Grammar School A daydreamer known to us all is named Hugh- The best natured lad to have donned Navy blue. Hobby Driving and Sleeping Orchestra 4, Business Manager of Senior Play 4, Boys' Glee Club 35 Christmas Vesp- ers 3: Wrestling 25 Football 1, 2g Class President lg Photography lg Boys' Chorus l. I want to join the Navy and see the Worldl DONALD WILLIAM TIBBETTS Carpenter Grammar School The pe! of the teachers is Donald, we vow, Since he's joined the Navy, he knows stern from bow. Hobby Sports Baseball 1, 3, 4, Ping Pong 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Iunior Varsity Football lg Skiing lg Winter Carnival l. I am entering the Navy as an apprentice seaman as soon as school is over. 'Haw PATRICIA WILKINSON Carpenter Grammar School The noisiest girl in the class we are told Is Pat, the debater, with heart ot pure gold. Hobby Sports Senior Play Committee 45 Freshman Re- ception 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 45 Honor Roll 3, 45 Christmas Vespers 2, 3, 45 Cheer Leading 3, 45 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Sociology Play 35 Baccalaureate Services 2, 35 Home Nursing 35 Softball 1, 35 Sopho- more Party Committee 25 Field Hockey lp Music Appreciation 15 Comparative Lan- guages l5 Freshman Party Committee5 Win- ter Carnival 1. My ambition is to be an interior dec- orator. Then come what may! ALICE HOPE WHlT'I'UM Carpenter Grammar School She called up the President once, on the phone And yet as our daydreamer, Hople is known. Hobby Working at a Socony Station Senior Play Cast 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 45 Freshman Reception Committee 45 Cheerleading 2, 35 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Home Nursing 35 So- ciology Play 35 Ski Team 25 Girls' Chorus 1: Winter Carnival 1. I hope to go to college and take up radio voice and broadcasting. 1 IENNIE SINCLAIR YORK South Wolieboro School She's most optimistic, best-looking indeed. Fair Ien.nie's most popular-that we're agreed. Hobby Sports SYB Staff 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 47 Senior Dance Committee 45 Senior Play 45 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Home Nursing 37 Field Hockey 1, 25 Music Appreciation 1, 2, Par- liamentary Procedure 21 Winter Carnival l, By fall '45, I hope to be in a Beauty Culture School learning the secrets of hairdressing. BESSIE ARLENE WILLAND South Wolleboro School An accurate person is Bessie, you know, That's one of the reasons we all like her so. Hobby Observing People Senior Play 4, Senior Dance Committee 4, Student Council 4, Tennis 45 Iunior Prom Committee 3, Archery 35 Sophomore Party Committee 25 Latin Prize lg Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. I plan to enter the University of New Hampshire in September to take up a Liberal Arts course. 1 IOHN A. SULLIVAN. IR. Tuftonboro Central And now for a sailor lad, lohnny his name, We hope his ambition may noon bring him fame. Hobby Having u good time Brewster Briefs Editor 3g Football 31 Iun- ior Prom Committee 35 Honor Roll 2, 3: Hockey 2. To help end this war is my first job, after that I plan to enter college. 117 TJ Chinese CI Voce ION 'Q really QJHG Hurd I W nm CI Great slrcger cmd urmkc ihe Jvc I iO 1T111 C to v me thcuffh V10 IPC' 1 u lend And hflt I m no uri St IS ulckly ugrc Oi Afcckmi rg and typmc cud bcil O l I1 too A nm. se- 0 G doctor G dewtls' or suck Of CM mess proiesslorw fot one appeflb H1 uch IC rvdw cctmm or ieclfl' ng Cm art I pay ng hfo worl for fx 11r1m1t'11ny Q or 7 A Conner UICICIPIS1 sfmclto mo 1 Or pwlrrrczclst ocullst sqrceon wow L do 'Whf OUMI pm CSS or Q Jlwt dsc CCM d b If 'slmoly wont Come Oh car t Someone help me? Home VVh1HL1IT1 f ff ll 1. A A Y x 1 X - .. ' J ,x,, L 2 12,3 , ,. . ,. f 1 -X J , if x 1 x . 7 ,. ,4,, b V . I fy . X f x L - 1 L1 A ,f,,. . V 3 1, Q 4, , . 1 Are out of the questgon tney surely won Ldo. wr- v' f ' W A A , ,..A ., Q Q .-, .1 ,A ' ' . Q A LX, ' , , -1 a fi :A ,' dl 1. F Y Y ' ,. 1 , , ' J ' . .I Q , - f ' . ,A -J .f . L N, .f , , . if ef? A V. 'A -I- 5 -r 7, 2' W A871151 - ws. Fw V Q law ef 19? F? NW ', x Z, .h,, 'Rf , QM ? a M5 'Am' 4 H HH it 'A . 3 V F! 'Q 3 W 'E V , -5' , ' 1 'Q' 1 5 ff Back Row, left to right: Poelman, I., Albee, Nelson, Simons, Corson, G., Moody. Fourth Row: Lucas, Leighton, Hatch, C., Thompson, Merrow, MacMartin, H., Bishop, Wallace, I., Lampron. Third Row: Severance, N., Wentworth, Doe, M., Doe, A., Wilkinson, N., Iohnson, Moore, G., Kenney, C., Willand, M., Iutras, Morgan, Alden. Second Row: Trowbridge, B. Reed, Govin, Holmes, Varney, P., Pecunias, Williams, P., Poelman, M., Brewster, D., Glidden, Bilodeau. First Row: Hooper, Buswell, D., Clow, I., Craigue, Copp, Roome, Morrill. 52,2 OWL 0l'0 0355 HE first act of the Sophomore Class this year was a commonplace one-electing its class officers. The otticers they elected were not commonplace, nor was the Sophomore class-as the school was soon to find out. With Parker Riddle, president, Ioan Kissinger, vice-president, Patricia Varney, secretary, Lawrence Newhall, treasurer, Nancy Severance and William Dunbar, student council mem- bers, the class began its second year at the Academy. Many loyal sophomores participated in extra-curricular activities. Bill Dunbar, Buzz Bishop, Ioe Copp, Leo Lampron, Bob Leighton, Lyford Merrow, Lawrence Newhall, Parker Riddle, and Will Roome were awarded varsity letters in football, Buzz Bishop, Iimmy Wal- lace, Charles Hatch, and Ioe Copp were members ol the orchestra. Bill Dunbar, Warren Thompson, Leo Lampron, and Guy Corson went out for hockey. The Sophomore class sponsored a dance in November with as much enthusiasm as Henry Kaiser uses in launching a ship. The dance was a huge success and netted the class 53500. Each division in English put on a scene in chapel from one of Shakespeare's plays. One division played the Court Scene from The Merchant of Venice with Bill Dunbar as Shylock: the other put on the Touchstone Scene from As You Like It with Parker Riddle as Touchstone. Watch the Class ot 1947! lt this year has been a sample of what they can do, you may expect great accomplishments from now on-not only here at Brewster but out in the world as well! NTQFQJAWLILPL C 61,55 H HAT a mob! Are they all Freshmen? Don't they seem young? These are a few typical remarks the seniors were making when they first saw the twenty-one boys and twenty-one girls that made up the nervous but far-from-quiet, Freshmen class last September The freshmen elected Paul Whitney, president, Polly Wilson, vice-presi- dent, Rita Banfill, secretary, Paul Rico, treasurer, Marcia Severance and Gerald McDuflee, student council members. In sports, David Moore, Courtney Moore, and Robert Tibbetts received letters in football while Frank McBride, Ir., Paul Whitney, and Leslie Chamber- lain received numerals. Vivian Reed received a certificate for cheerleading. Steve Hatch, Paul Whitney, and Wesley Home were members of the or- chestra. Although the freshmen did not willingly plan any entertainment for the student body, they gave more than their share when they involuntarily acted the program the Seniors planned for them at Freshmen Initiation. Back Row, left to right: Clark, Dvsrqin, Kenney, C., Holden, Moore, D., McBride, Hersey, Cl H b ense, ow, er ert. Third Row: Burleigh, Banfill, Paige, York, Lord, Bailey, Lucas, Lassell, Irish, Willand, E. Second How: 'Lampron, McHugh, Paolucci, Hill, Drew, Tisdel, Severance, M., Wilson, G., Browne, Dora. First Row: Williamg, Brown, I., Hatch, S., Moore, C., Hodgdon, H., McDui'fee, Rico, P. ,kts 39 G if i . YI if will . W K 4 7 W, Ju, How lovely my lady entranclng ta1r In fur coat ot gray both expenslve and rare A Quakerlsh collar demure as a brlde Wlth matchlng gray plume IS the source of her prlcle Her emerald green eyes or1ental 1n cast Reflect ln then' depths all the thoughts of her past Her ha1r soft l1'1 texture long sllky and neat Makes her a true plcture of beauty complete Her manner appeal1ng yet tndolent too At tlmes IS beW1tch1ng so what can We do? Appearance behes an or1g1nal state- Her curxous nature a femlnlne tra1t The name of my lady unlque one at that Is PIZZY the charmer my Angora cat lSonnet Wrttten by Grace M Cunmngham of the Semor Class and Accepted by the Nattonal Assoclatlon of Hgh School Poetry for Publ canon ln Therr 1945 Anthologyl I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I , . I I I I I I - Back Row, left to right: McDuffee, Roberts, MacMartin, D. Front Row: Severance, M., Severance, N., Willand, B., Smith. .Ze .gfuacznf Czunci URING the year, the student council had control over two affairs: the selling of War Bonds and Stamps and the Christmas Party. Members of the council were as follows: Gerald McDuffee and Marcia Severance, freshmen, William Dunbar and Nancy Severance, sophomores, Irving Roberts and Alice Smith, juniors, Bessie Willand and David MacMartin, seniors. Students on the future councils, we hope, will have the opportunity to govem more social and business affairs of the school. We, who are leaving, feel that we have profited greatly through our efforts to serve Brewster. Back Row, Ie!! to right: Parkhurst, Dunham, Alden. Front Row: MacMartin, D., Ballentine, Biddle, P., Mrs. Page. g'ew5fer gie 5 HE section in the Granite State News called the Brewster Briefs, began its third year September 15, 1944. It has continued to offer articles on sports, news events, everyday happenings, and prose and poetry culled from the students' daily work. The staff of '44 included three experienced writers: Iohn Ballentine, lean Parkhurst and David MacMartin. Others on the staff were Parker Riddle, William Dunbar, Charrnian Dunham, and Beatrice Alden. During the latter part of the school year, Lyford Merrow was added to the staff as associate editor. We wish to thank the Granite State News for allowing us space in which the students at Brewster may display their growing adeptness in the art of writing. 277! prczger I oIose my eyes A strgm of mus C b mgs you b cf P me I see you rn my thoughts os 1h refxl t As cIeorIy os the dgy We sold good Io Je Cur vo ces so o the words but no or r eg s A Word cz gesture tokes rre bgca to you green When doys were frlled w1'h sun ond song frd love- n stors re'Iected IH th k I I Crt us I close my eyes and pray tfr you retr, Sh Ne Be n f! I ' I r' Q ' 1 I Q I , . . I I Ir I I i' Y me -rtgrhortg 7 It To summer months, when trees ond hiIIs were A d ur , , .I ' e Iii smilef wok - i'.J,' rf: Q., .'v Q' JE H -1 ld 'f V N ,, W , M i . -f My Sv R? , an 1 4.49 152-er V 5 . ,atm mf' ff' 'Me Q, '44 ' my . nz' A6439 A 'ff 5:4 ww K? yn jg gf? 'Q ,E , Qlwx. Junquu. .ui u 4' , . Back Row, left to right: Wilkinson, N., Carlisle, Morse, Doe, M., Wall, Brookes, Drees. Philippe, Whittum, Tisdel. Third Row: Trowbridge, B., Doe, A., Browne, C., Miliner, Wilkinson, P., Irish, McHugh, V., Wilson, Richardson, Williams, M., Paolucci. Second How: Severance, M., Iohnson, Iutras, Collette, Burleigh, Corson, R., Riddle, P., McDuftee, Moore, D., Riddle, I., Mr. Sargent, Moore, C. First How: Severance, N., Kirkland, Kissinger, Cunningham, Mrs. Hatch, Deyak, Tracy, R., Poelman, I., Corson, G., Corbin, G., Nichols, A. E'8lll5t8I' 6Af0l'l45 OR ihe third consecutive year, Brewster has presented the Cate Fund Concert. This year on April Z5 the concert was given by the combined glee clubs and by the newly- organized orchestra. The orchestra provided the iirst part ot the program. The second part was given by the chorus accompanied by the orchestra. They sang very effectively selections from Carmen by Bizet, including the familiar Toreador song. The soloists were Grace Cunningham, Iocmne Kissinger, and Robert Deyak. Miss lane Morris, pianist, played with the orchestra during the vocal program. The Brewster Commencement Concert was given by the combined glee clubs and orchestra Sunday, Iune 3rd, at Carpenter School. Songs by the combined glee clubs were Soldiers of God by Ben Machan, and two selections trom Carmen. The Girls' Glee Club sang The Lost Chord by Sir Arthur Sullivan, The Donkey Serenade by Rudolf Friml, and I Love a Parade by Harold Arlen. The closing number was Fred Waring's very inspiring Hymn To A Hero which was sung in memory of the Brewster graduates who have given their lives in World War II. The glee clubs greatly appreciate the help and inspiration given to them by their leader, Mrs. Marjorie Pg Hatch, and wish her continued success. - rewafer .giualenb mo .Alaue g,n65feal in flue .fgrmeaf j0rce5 574,115 Mar Back How, left to right: Deyak, MocMcrtin, D., Nichols, A. Front How: Rumrill, Alexcmder, Buswell, W., Tibbetts, Wallace, H. Back Row left to rfqht: Copp, Wallace, H., Bishif, Hatch, C., Hodgdon, H., Deyak, Wallace, I Thomas W Front Row: Horne, W., Cunningham, rs. Hatch, Griffin, Parkhurst, Kirkland, Hatch S OI'CA95tI'H, An orchestra at B.F.A. was organized this year. lts reputation has begun to spread both far and near. With fifteen members in the group, director, Mrs. Hatch, Has made a splendid orchestra that tew prep-schools can match. Our Patty was the pianist, while few and far between Were violins, so sweetly played by Melba and by lean. The woodwinds clear had players three-Buzz, Bill and Charlie blew Their clarinet and saxophones as few folks now can do. The trombone score was played by Io, the trumpets by six boys. The firsts by Herbie, Bob, and Hugh, who really made some noise. The brasses of the second part by Wesley, Paul, and lim Were blown both loud and lustily with vigor and with vim. And Stevie, adding rhythm, had the cymbals, snare drum, bass, While at the vibrant, sparkling bells, tones were produced by Grace. The music used was varied thus from classical to swing And tho they played their marches well, the waltzes were the thing. They played at Men's Club, Rotary, Masonic meetings, too, At school and canteen dances, which they really liked to do. The Christmas Concert was the first, and for the Senior Play, Between the acts, they did their part, made intermission gay. The Woman's Club at Farmington, engaged a-very few To entertain their membership with solos-trios too. Another club was entertained in Alton, near the bay. An outdoor fete, on campus grounds, took place the last of May. The Cate Fund Concert filled the hall with folks from far and near For orchestra and glee clubs joined in Carmen's atmosphere. The final concert of the year was at Commencement time. Our orchestra's activities are written in this rhyme. And now, our thanks to Mrs. Hatch, who worked hard night and day To give the school an orchestra, the pride of B.F.A. 5 s 5 ,. i 'v Q, , Back ROW, left fo right: McBride, Merrow Pike B'shop Moore, C., Moore. D-I Deifflkf Romne- Mlddle ROW! Thomas. W., Alexander, Hutchins, Rumrill,1Nichols, A., Buswell, Maclviartin, D.. H0dQdOH. H- Front Row: Copp, Leinhmn Di,-lA1A 1 n,-..... v xirfm,-M 1 joofgaff HE Brewster eleven started the season with five of its previous year's lettermen in the lineup. The opening game was played at St. Iohn's in Concord, on September 23. The boys showed plenty of fighting spirit but, due to the lack of experience, went under for a 19-6 defeat. Brewster met Spaulding on the following week but the heavier Spaulding team proved to have the power and the final tally read 39-0 in favor of Spaulding. On October 20 Brewster engaged Proctor Academy at Proctor. The first quarter ended with both teams in a deadlock. On the second play of the second quarter, Hutchins took a reverse around right end for a touch-down. The half ended with Brewster leading 5-0. In the first of the second half Hutchins went over again after receiving a short pass from Newhall, to give Brewster a 12-0 lead. In the first of the fourth quarter, Proctor intercepted a pass and carried the ball over the line for a touchdown. On the last down, Proctor com- pleted a 17-yard pass and tied the score. The extra point was no good and the game ended 12-12. Brewster played its first home game against the- St. Iohn eleven. The half -ended with the fi htin lrish leading l2-0 In the third quarter Newhall completed a Q 9 - , pass to Hutchins who followed good interference for the only touchdown scored for Brewster. Bill Thomas kicked the extra point and the quarter ended 12-7. In the final quarter, St. lohn scored twice. Although Brewster threatened from the 2-yard line, time ran out and the final score read, St. Iohn 25, Brewster 7, On November 3, the Brewster team met Franklin at Franklin, The red and black jerseymen fought hard but they were no match for the heavy Franklin line. The final score ended in a 38-O defeat for Brewster. The Brewster eleven ended its grid season with Holderness on November 10th. For H. Hodgdon, D. MacMartin, A. Nichols, L. McHugh, C. Rumrill, and W. Buswell, this was their last high school game. lt was played on Brewster Alumni Field in the rain and mud. The teams were evenly matched and at the end of the third quarter, the score remained U-0. With three minutes remaining to play, Holderness went over from the 2-yard line to score the winning touch- down. Baielaff HEWSTER opened its '45 baseball season, April 28. at Memorial Field and found that four of the varsity were still with them, along with many new prospects. In their first game at Memorial Field, Brewster lost to the visiting team, Holderness, in a see-saw battle all the way. The final score was Holderness 7, Brewster 4. However Brewster was not to be denied as the team pounded out a 13-7 score over Proctor Academy. Hodgdon paced the attack with three hits and the boys played all-around ball. May 9th, Brewster invaded Conway and lost a one-sided contest by a 22-3 score, through errors and weak hitting. On the 21st Brewster traveled to Concord to play St. Iohns and lost an up-hill battle, 13-8. St, Iohns scored five unearned runs in the first but Brewster came right back in the second to score 3 runs. After the second, both teams settled down to baseball playing but it was too late for Brewster to make up those needed scores. In the retum game at Andover, the Brewster team ran rough-shod over Proctor, 20-8. Bud Bean and Donald Tibbetts were the outstanding hitters in this game with Bean' collecting 6 hits for 6 times at bat and Tibbetts 4 hits in 6 times up. Tibbetts hit a double, triple and two singles which put his average up to .454. May 25th, Brewster visited Holderness resolved to make up for the 7-4 loss in their first game. Brewster piled up a 6-0 score but Holdemess was not to be denied and so tied the score. Brewster won this game in the ninth inning when Dunbar reached first on a bunt, stole second, and came all the way home through a single by Buswell. Holderness tried to tie the score up again in their half of the ninth but the attempt was frustrated through a double play started by Dunbar. The following day, Ken- nett, so far Brewster's Nemesis, came to Wolfeboro and laced them 14-l. The score was l-l until the sixth inning when the Brewster team broke wide open and the score began to pile up for Kennett. Back Row, Ie!! to right: Mr. Rogers, Coach, Williams, R., Tracy, W., Corbin, Roome, Marrow. Front Row: Bean, L., Hodgdon, R., Copp, Buswel, Tibbetts, Dunbar. ,M ' 'N Ml: H 7 1 , ...,., - ANx.4 A , A V f , A .34 , 12532 f' 1 ' A A ' x ff-,Q ' ' V K ZA? '54 9' 3 W' 3:1 2 1 4 H. SA + -Q, 1 f E' 15? Agia, W , W-, ' M f A, - fl ' ,Q ,,,, V, N 0 ,W '75 gn WW: szplff HE girls were very enthusiastic softball players this year and won two games with Penacook. Our only regret was that other schools did not have teams organized for competition. Members of' the team who played at least one straight game and received letters for their good work were: Ruth Osgood KCaptainl Charlotte Govin Iennie York CCaptainl Madelon Kendal Rita Banfill Marguerite Iutras Beverly Carlisle Marion Reed Barbara Clow Muriel Williams Patricia Williams Those who received numerals were: Alice Doe Ann lane McHugh Marbra Doe Virginia McHugh Barbara Trowbridge Back Row, Ie!! to right: Clow, Doe, A., Doe, M., lutras, Middle Row: Banfill, Trowbridge, B. Front Row: Williams, P., Williams, M., Govin, Kendal, Reed. QQ., Left to right: Browne, Wall, Clow, Wilson, Kissinger. .Ennis HIS year the tournament had a great advantage over last year's contest because it had the combined skills of many new pupils and the competitors in last year's toumament as well. There was an elimination toumament which was a good exhibit of skilled playing. Although it was handicapped by frequent showers cmd a snow storm, it was played speedily and with a show of good sports- manship. Bob Deyak, the winner ol the boys' singles last year, again placed very well. Bessie Willand, Marnie Brookes, Hope Whittum, Didi Wall, Eileen Morse and Carra Richardson are a few of this year's players. 14' wk My vw M X1 SE , ik gn 3' W it ag wr V G P -sw Qi A W ' , s .Q y .SZQQCA FOB MANY years the graduatmg class has gath ered to plant the 1vy beslde the walls of Brewster Durmg these years the 1vy has grown untll 1t covers nearly half of our mam blllldlflg Wlth the 1vy we have grown too and many graduates of Brewster have gone forth lnto the world wrth a background of true c1t1zensh1p lt 1S httmg that we thmk of our graduates many of whom are 1n the servlces of our country ftghtlng for you and me Our boys and glrls are scattered all over the world from the 1cy Arctlc reglons to the trop1c waters of the South Seas Today another class goes out of Brewster w1ll go on to college to study and learn and some who knows may reach hlgh pos1t1ons m these our Un1ted States? The future IS before us lt IS up to us as 1nd1v1duals to make th1s the land 1n whlch we want to llve Wlth God s help we w1ll go on to the work whlch IS before us Onward to V cto y Peace and Prospe ty' Carra Blchardson u I many will join the services of our country, others ' i r, , . ri 8 C0018 MEMBERS of the Faculty Trustees ot Brewster Free Academy Alurnnl Undergraduates and Guests speakrng tor the Class of 45 l am honored to Welcome you to our graduatron ex erclses today At the end of tour years we have reached the peak ot tratntng at Bre ws er some ot us to study further and others to go rnto the World to hnd our places 'We are grateful or erny and hope tnat butldlrg upon thts x e may retlect credtt upon our school We are glad to share 1th you thts nnport ant day ID our ltves and o,1r welcome to you IS X arrn and slncere Robert De yalf W? ' I v 4 , ' . t t the foundation we have received at the Acad- l , I I . l , 'vv g ,A 'gy' ' ' L - . . W . A7 A 361181110 XAJJPZJJ WE Tl-IE Class of 1945 entered Brewster as senlors for the last tlme th1s mornlng Our years of hxgh school tralnlng are over It seems but yesterday that we were t1m1d freshmen wondermg why we must take such sublects as Latln and Anclent Hlstory As senlors about to graduate we real IZG that the underlylng purpose of all our studles has been to round out our knowledge of world affalrs both past and present and to tram us to thlnk loglcally for ourselves so that we may be better c1t1zens We have come to appreclate more fully the pr1v1lege To you the Undergraduates we say Take advantage of every opportunlty offered you at Brewster Prepare yourselves 1n every posslble way to do your part ln the World of Peace Whlch We trust wlll be yours before you graduate As we the Semor Class are gathered here for the last tlme we wlsh to express our appreclatlon to you the board of trustees the faculty and our prlnclpal Mr Bog ers for all you have done to make our four years at Brewster emoyable and worth whlle Thank you Bessle Wllland of obtaining a secondary school education in a free land. 4 x K 1 v c 1 u 5.944 'ni L , . 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September 1941 Well today was the day the f1rst day as Freshmen at Brewster Free Academy The newness was certaxnly bew1lder1ng The seniors are so tall and they kept reminding us of the forthcoming Freshman 1n1t1at1on Classes finally started and Just about every Freshman got lost and Mr Greenall was leading us around by the hand to our different rooms ln the afternoon we all grouped down in the drug store and discussed events of the day Met Iackie Strana han Ellen Packer and David Deegan the Freshmen dorm pupils October 24 1941 We won our frrst football game today and what a game' The score was tied until nearly the end of the fourth quarter when Dixie Deegan threw a pass to Alden Adams who scored a touchdown Bud Kendal played a grand game too Athletics must be a part of the Kendal family because Maddie IS the only Freshman girl out for held hockey October 31 1941 Freshman ln1t1at1on was held in Chapel Hall tonlght with the Seruors officxatrng Bob Mason presided as Judge and each Freshman was a petty offender and received a sentence of some kind of a task for his poor conduct Some of the penalties were very amusing such as Dave MacMart1n sitting on a pan of 1ce and DIXIE Deegan s1ng1ng Show Me the Way to Go Home Now we are full fledged Freshmen December 3 1941 We held our fourth class meeting in Study Hall during Deegan president Gloria Hanson vice president Carra Richardson secretary Dave MacMart1n treasurer Pat Kirkland and Herbie Hodg don Student Council members Mr Greenall gave us a talk on how a Freshman should behave December 8 1941 Today IS certainly a day that w1ll go down in the annals of history We listened 1n qu1et Chapel Hall and heard the United States of America declare war lt sounded so strange ar1d remote-not real at all Only the solemnrty of the occasion convinced us the war was real Things w1ll never be quite the same for us here at Brewster We will go our seemmgly carefree way but will never be that again as the undercurrent of alarm and excltement will always be here Ianuary 5 1942 The Student Council sponsored a W1nter Carnival to day Bud Kendal and Arthur McHugh Ir played on the hockey team and Al Nichols and Warren Buswell were on the sk1 team May 14 1942 The Freshman Class gave a class party for the student body tonrght that was a real success This afternoon Tibbetts Mac Mart1n Buswell Rumrrll and Kendal were excused from baseball pract1ce to help decorate Chapel Hall Hugh Wallace our new class president bossed the job There IS a question whether the lads had more fun at the party or decorating the hall , . minor period and finished our class elections. 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Iune 8 1942 Our frrst year here at Brewster IS hrushed This was the hrst wart1me graduat1on rn twenty three years 1 wonder 11 ours w1ll be one We were 1mpressed by the solemn d.1QT111Y o' last chapel exercrses Th1s year at Brewster has left 1ts marks on us and we are a l1ttle older 1t we arent more qulet Thanks to Mr Stokes and Mlss Mlller we surv1ved the year wlthout gettlng 1nto too much trouble SOPHOMORE YEAR September 22 1942 School started today and rt was great to be back lt was good to see someone else as Freshmen Most of the krds re turned and we have one new dorm puprl Anne Thompson October 17 1942 Held our hrst class meet1ng and elected otflcers Frank Rrco presldent Davrd Deegan vrce pres1dent Patr1c1a Klrk land ecretary Carra Rlchardson treasurer and Iackre Stranahan and Dave MacMart1n Student Councll members Frankle Rlco IS a man of act1on and the Sophomore Class should go places th1s year October 28 1942 Thls lS a day to be long remembered The Brewster lootball team beat Holderness for the hrst trme rn nzne consecutlve years Rumnll Kendal Deegan Hodgdon Buswell Wallace Mac Martm and Moody were Sophomore boys on the team That cheer Ianuary 9 1943 The Brewster hockey team had a game wlth the town team Due to transportatlon no outsrde team can be played thrs year Dave MacMart1n Warren Buswell and Bud Kendal were on the team February 18 1943 The Class of 1945 gave a party forthe student body ton1ght We had danc1ng 1n Chapel Hall and games 1n Study Hall lt was a hne way to beg1n our vacatlon Iune 1943 The Glee Club concert was held ton1ght We Sophomores agam hold a ma1or1ty wrth Melba Gnlhn Hope Whrttum Grace Cunnrngham loyce 'vl1l1ner Tackle Stranahan Pat W1lklHSOH Carra R1chardson Pat Klrkland Maddre Kendal Dave Deegan Bob Deyak Dave MacMart1n Herbert Hodgdon and Frank Rrco all smgers Well another year 1S over Two down two to go IUNIOR YEAR September 8 1943 We started our thrrd year at Brewster today There are new members V1rg1n1a Rogers Betsey Carter Dorothy Bell Martrn Look cmd B111 Hasselbarth and more of our or1g1nal class have been weeded out October 14 1943 We held our class meet1ng to elect class othcers 1n our home room and Mr P1per helped us get orgar11zed Frank Rlco was elected pres1dent Herbert I-Iodgdon vxce presxdent Alfred Nrchols secretary, Carra R1chardson treasurer Dave MacMart1n and Madd1e Kendal Student Councrl members Q I . . leading Iackie Stranahan and Frank Rico did, must have helped. 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May 19 1944 We had a hen party th1s afternoon whlle cleanlng up from the prom and we d1scussed what the lumors dld th1s year By the record we must have been the most actrve class rn school We had three representatrves on the staff of Brewster Bnefs Betsey Car ter DGV1d MacMart1n and Frank Brco The Iumor Class furnlshed 1ts class presldent Frank Rrco as the manager of the football team and then added Glenn Hodgdon Herbert Hodgdon Lyndon Moody Mert Rumnll Al Nrchols and Warren Buswell for good measure ln baseball Don Ttbbetts Glenn Hodgdon and Lyndon Moody were on the team The glrls who went out for softball were Pat Wrlktnson lennre York and Maddfe Kendal whlle Ioyce Mrlmer Hope Wh1ttum and Carra Blchardson went out for tennrs Pat Wrlkmson Iennre York and L1ll1an Thomas recerved certlfrcates rn Bed Cross Home Nursmg Pat Wrlkmson was a cheerleader and Bob Deyak took arch ery That the Class of 1945 had a full Iunror year no one wrll deny After we had settled the events of the year we dtscussed last mght s prom Brogg1 Welch s orchestra furnrshed the musrc and Frank Rrco was general manager The decoratlons proved qurte a task as we couldnt use crepe paper but f1nally sprrng flowers and class lnge nutty d1d the tr1ck Now that our Iumor Prom IS over rt seems as lf the entlre year IS over for us Next year Frank Brco and Lyndon Moody w1ll be ln the Army Arr Corps and We w11l mlss them SENIOR YEAR September 6 1944 Thrs IS 1t We have started our fourth and f1nal year work Out of the flfteen boys 1n our freshman class only nme are left and Glenn Hodgdon 15 gomg rnto the Army ln a few weeks October 10 1944 We elected class offlcers today Bob Deyak pres1 dent Herbert Hodgdon v1cepres1dent Carra Brchardson secretary Mert Bumrlll treasurer and Bessle Wllland and Dave MacMart1n student counc11 The Class made arrangements for the Freshmen 1n1t1at1on on October 31 October 24 1944 There was a football rally 1n Chapel Hall th1s morn 1ng and the newly organlzed Brewster Band played The senrors held a malorrty of seats ln the band Grace Cunnmgham Melba Gr1ff1n Pat Krrkland Hugh Wallace Bob Deyak and Herbert Hodg don Pat Wrlkmson and Marme Brookes are two of the cheer leaders MertBumr1ll Glenn Hodadon AlN1chols Herbre Hodgdon Bob Deyak Warren Buswell and Davrd MacMart1n are playmg therr last games at Brewster Apnl 6 l945 The class of 1945 gave rts second pubhc dance of the year to make money for the SYB We had Doc Taylors orchestra from Conway May 15 1945 There 1S an old saymg Everythmg comes out 1n the wash that certa1nly apphes to a hen sessronl A group of us had one th1s afternoon allowmg a few boys to s1t rn on 1t and 'remm lsced over our development penod at Brewster We traced changes . , , - , at B.F.A. today. lt is going to be a year full of old fashioned hard 2 , ' - ' : ' , : I ' - I I I I - ' 1 I , I ' I I I , , , . Jw WW J ldfammf E THE Class of l945 rn the c1ty ot Wolfeboro county of Carroll and State of New Hampshrre bemg of unsound m1nd and memory do hereby make publlsh and declare thts to be our next to the last wrll and testament lbefore deathi hereby revoklng any wrll or wrlls hereto tore made by us We the Semor Class dtrect that all our tust debts and SYB expenses be fully pard by Nancy Brewster ot the Iumor Class as soon as con vemently may be after our departure To the Sophomores represented by Everett Albee we leave a tablet ot admrt slrps LD order that they may pass them out amongst then' tnends wtthout pestermg Mr Ptper To Courtney Moore representmg the Freshman Class we donate our spec1ally autographed books and Eversharp pencrls 1n order that thelr notes may be wntten taster and on a larger scale than we were able to wr1te them In concludmg I Donald Trbbetts do wrll and bequeath my mechanrcal draw1ng set to Mr Herbert Sargent so he wlll be able to f1n1sh my drawrngs wh1le Im ln the Naval Reserve I Herbert Hodgdon wrll and bequeath to Irmmre Wallace my seat 1n the orchestra rem1nd1ng h1m of the old proverb An rll wrnd blows no good I Lrlhan Thomas do wrll and bequeath to my brother Brll my abrhty to have Jokes explamed ID U S Hrstory I Ioyce Mrhner do w1ll devlse and bequeath to those who w1ll take my adv1ce the wrlhngness to do therr homework when assrgned and not three days later I Robert Deyak do wtll and bequeath to Iohn R1ddle my pos1t1on as chret procrastrnator of BFA keep1ng rn mrnd the saytng better late than never I Melba Cfntftn do wrll and bequeath to Ahce Smlth my qulet man ner I hope she w1ll use It to the advantage that I have I Alfred N1chols do wlll and bequeath to my brother Raymond my Enghsh Llterature Book ln the hope that he gets more enloyment out of It than T d d I Erleen Morse w1ll and bequeath to the dorrn grrls all my semor prrvrleges Maybe they w1ll get some' Carra Rrchardson w1Il and bequeath to some fortunate Commer t1al student my place ln the OIIICS and hope that she may enJoy Mr Rogers good company as much as I have I Ir1s Ph1l1ppe w1ll and bequeath to Evelyn Eatock my qurck temper so that next year the Senlor Class may never be dull I Hugh Wallace wrll and bequeath to Lawrence Ne Nhall my luck rn the truckmg bustness I hope he hves through rt as I have I Madelon Kendal Wrll and bequeath to Charlotte Govm my park mg space at Carry Beach and hope she Wlll keep the Marrnes happy a Ihave , , , I - , , I - , . 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I Hope Whrttum do wlll and bequeath to Nancy Wrllunson my abrhty to make telephone calls ID hopes she wont get lnto any more trouble than I d1d I Patrlcta Wllkrnson do wlll and bequeath to my srster the pleasant memor s I have nad rn Brewster and hope she has the same run I I ert Bdmrtll do wtll and bequeath to some prom smg Juntor my h1gh stand ng tn Mr Sargent s Trtaonometry Class I lfadeletne Brookes wtll my sloppy shoes to anvore x ho dares to wear t m I Gra e Cunnrngham do hereby wtll and beaueath to Luctlle Col lette mf ab1l ty to play the part of a snob I hope tt may brtng her as good luck rn the Sentor Play next year as rt brought me I Warren Buswell do wrll and bequeath to my brothers my athlettc unrforms I Patrrc1a Krrkland do Wtll and bequeath to I.uc1lle Collette my deep stngtng votce tn order that she may compete wrth another tenor as I have done I lfurrel Bea h Jlll and bequeath the abtlrty to lose my glasses rn the most pecuhar places to Alrce Srmth and hope that she rsnt remmded about tt as much as I Wa In ntress thereof We the Class ot l945 The Testators have set our ha d and seal hereto thls hrst day of Iune 1n the year ot our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and forty hve Stgned Robert M Deyak Grace M Cunnrngham Carra M Rrchardson Srgned sealed publrshed and declared as and for therr last w1ll and testament by the Class of 1945 the above named testators ln the presen e of us who at thelr request and rn the presence of them and ot each other have subs nbed our names hereto as wrtnesses on the day and year last atoresatd Stgned Florencel Page Marlon L Skrnner Gladys E Smrth 1 1 1 1 :D ' ' I1 A.. . 1 . . , 1 . . . 11 ' I 1 . I 1 1 .1 , VL , I I 'f I Ly , .le . 1 M A 1 I - 1 . 4 . . A I . 1 1 '1 I . 1 1 V Q , F M . , , . , J. V , v . 11 ' V' A 1 1 A 1 1 W . . . .I , 1 f 1 1 1 1 f' . N- 1 1 F . . . , . C we 661515 p ,D ec? I1ll Wulp Look what we have here' ls that what were go1ng for a r1de 1n? What IS lt? lack Its a heltcopter and has everythmg but the krtchen slnk Ive never dnven one before but I have a book on How to Fly 1n Four Easy Lessons Well get IH and let s get started Itll Whats thts thmg for? lack Oh I thrnk 1ts the safety belt It keeps you from sltdmg off the seat Well here we go' Gtve me the bOOK qutckl What do we do next? Dave MacMart1n once told me flytng one of these thmgs was easy' You know he s flyxng the new B 32 U S Bomber Ltttle Audrey for the Army Itll Hey' Look out' You 1ust mrssed a smokestack' Your ltfe IS 1nsured tsnt tt? lack Sure' I bought a pohcy yesterday I walked 1nto the off ce and there was the stenographer sxttrng on the boss s knee Who do you th1nk she was? hll I couldnt tmagrne Who was she? lack None other than Carra Rtchardsonl You see I had walked 1nto the Moore Agency Hand me the bmoculars' That looks l1ke some ktnd of a factory down there Im gotng down to take a look' I can Just make 1t out It says Bubles Soap Factory Robert Deyak Proprletor Itll Go a ltttle lower wtll you? I thlnk I see the b1g Gould Hosp1tal lack Whats the matter? Irll See that strong arm nurse puttxng that man 1nto a chalr out on the sun porch? Iack Why' Thats Maddte Kendal' And Ill be darned 1f that nurse helpxng her 1snt Ltlltan Thomas' Whod thtnk they would be rn the same hospttal and 1111 I wtsh I could have talked to Maddte She probably would have known where we could ftnd Besste Wtlland who IS employed by the Rockefeller Foundatron ln Chemtcal Research Iack Well I heard a good one the other day You remember Pat W1lk1HSOH and how she loved to argue? Well you know shes matron of a Home for the Deaf and Dumb' Itll Poor Patl Iack Turn on the radto and see what you can get for mus1c I1ll Okay Ltsten to thts' The announcer speaktng My Merry Oldsmoblle wrttten by Frank Rtco and dedlcated to Irxs Phllrppe Dtd you know she has wntten another thrtller called The Scars On Ktrkland s Neck lack Havent read 1t Thts craft ts sure great' Let s take a hop over Arkansas and look up Sh1rley Bean I1ll That would be fun Somebody told me that shed been domg one nlght stands IH all the large CIIIGS through the West puttmg on a Houdtnt Act' So far no one has been able to keep her ln one place for any length of ttme I thought she d get over that after she left school' lack I heard that about Shirley too and some fellow told me that Iennte York was her advance agent and that when her face and smlle hlt those western c1t1es she sure could date em up' I1ll Iust watt t1ll the Navy gets back from the crutse around the World' Iack We can go to Arkansas later but rxght now Id l1ke to see Tunes Square from the atr I1ll Well were rxght over tt now lack Hey' Can you see any smoke? I1ll No Why? lack Well look at that crowd down there Let s buzz down and see what s cookmg I1ll Lets descend then They re hstemng to someone whos standrng on a soap box near the corner lack Holy smoke' Its Murlel Beach harangumg the multltude Im go1ng down lower so I can hear her I cant hear her above the motor Throw out the sky hooks Irn go1ng to shut It off F0 1 A . . V - 1 . u - rl h I 2 . ' . ' I A I I . r . tt H C . ' . . .. 2 . ' ' , ' ' ' , especially, the largest one in the world? , , I ' . . . - . r lr' - I . , . . - , t . I ' . . ' I I - . : , , ' ' ' . I 1 ' - - V 1 . , . I1ll There' thats better' Now I can hear' Lxsten to her' Shes campa1gn1ng for Dewey s thtrd term' She ll never QIVS up Iack There s another crowd I wonder where they re gomg? I1ll They re crowdmg rnto the Metropol1tan for the IITSI performance th1s season of the Barber of Sev1lle You know Grace Cunnrngham IS s1ng1ng the leadlng female role IH that opera Iack And Fughte Wallace IS playxng the trumpet solo I hear hes not bad l though Im not one for classrcal stuff' Id rather have Jazz Turn on the rad1o Its about t1me for Hodgdon s C1ty Shckers HIS theme song IS Our Waltz mernory of a certa1n g1rl It must be good I1ll It certamly must be' I cant seem to f1nd the stat1on but whose VOICE IS th1s? Sounds fam1l1ar Iack' Iack' Whats the matter' Well for Petes sake Hes swooned' Iack Ooh h h h h h h h h h h h h' That VOICE' That VOICE' I1ll What VOICGQ Thats only Hope Wh1ttum advert1s1ng Dr Mardens tooth paste Iack Must be some tooth paste' ' ' ' I1ll Look at that b1g s1gn' Golly' I guess IIS b1gger than any Ive seen' It says Io1n the Navy and be amongst MENII CPO Mert Rumr1ll Recru1t1ng Off1cer Iack And what s everyone s1ng1ng down there? Sounds l1ke B1lge Bottom Trousers' I1ll Someday Im cormng to IhlS CILY and spend some money for clothes and I know where lm QOIHQ Mademo1selle du BOIS better known as Ioyce M1l1ner and Maderno1selle Ac1le Hab1te better known as Melba Gr1f'1n They have a wonder ful shop on F1fth Avenue The latest Par1s1an 1mportat1or1s and you know what that means' ack I havent the sl1ghtest 1dea Let s get some fresh a1r 1 Vtell open the w1ndow on your s1de ack Boy' that salt a1r smells good' 1 Le s fly low over Coney Island ack Okay' Gomg down' 1 Hey don t forget you re not runmng an elevator' ack Well same d1fference' 1 V' lrat s that loud VOICE that I hear down there? It sounds l1ke Warren Buswell ack Truer words were never spoken' Whats he do1ng 1n front of that tent? 1 Well whats he saymg? ack Sounds l1ke Come one come all See Bobo the dog face boy I-Ie vtalks he talks he crawls on h1s belly l1ke a rephle Irll What a l1ne' Ill bet he had to DTGCIICG that a lot' Well we Cant hover any longer l1sten1ng to Buzz Let s head out to sea Iack Say' Do you see what I see? I ll All I can see IS a g1rl ly1r1g on the beach Iack Yes but what a g1rl' Doesnt she look l1ke Marn1e Brookes? Ixll Why no' Thats Lauren Bacall Ill bet she s ask1ng that fellov. for a match' ' ' Keep your eyes on the sea Iack' ' ' ' Iack O kay' What s that l1ttle speck may out IU the ocean? I1ll Let s go out and see Iack It better be a carr1er cause Im almost out of gas I1ll Gve me the b1noculars It rs a carr1er It says on 1t S S Rambunchous Iack Well here goes noth1ng' Trghten your safety belt Im QOIDQ to park lh1S crate I1ll Ill feel easrer when we meet whoever 1S commandmg that sh1p Iack Theres a fellow over there at the rad1o controls Lets ask h1m how to get IH touch w1th the commander I1ll Thats a good 1dea My' but he looks l1ke someone we used to go to school w1th rn B F A Iack And you re rtght' Its Alfred N1chols Ch1et Petty Off1cer and hes ID Radar too Ill bet he knew we were com1ng I1ll Maybe ne d1d at that Orr' but th1s sh1p IS rocky' I only w1sh the commander would show up before we get sea srck Iack Here he comes now' Darn famtltar lookmg too' No' No' It cant be' I1ll Oh But It IS Its Donald T1bb6lIS Adm1ral of the S S Rambuncttous' Iack Where do we go from here? I1ll Home Iames h . 4. . I . 1 . , a- ' , 1 , . . , .A , . '. 4 . ' . .. H iri AL H I . 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