Brewster Academy - Syb Yearbook (Wolfeboro, NH)

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MATTHEW CARRINGTON plz. ' , 1 ' DONALD -I-4. N 0 1 ' ,-' er rm student is n.. ffl' t e humorous guy who 40 , a ething to syfy a - , ore r in the middle of every- . , w ther trying to nco - xpl ive in chem lab or giving - o n in U. S. ' o cla . o rove this statement here are , om f his acti ' du ng s rs three years of high school at Yar outh emy in - dramatics, class yearbook edi- , v en f his class X- student council, basketball and bas b l man , Math Clllb ee Club. Here at Brewster he's I st s busy h Photo Cl b, C f ub, ski team, management of the h ey te nd he ' all hon ll student. With all this he mixes Uus pastim f fishin unting and tennis. In addition he has worked diligently his pl for college. Matt, Sonny to his friends, is another of the long list of boys from Lynn, Massachusetts who have come to Brewster for additional college preparatory study. His interests, baseball and football, follow those of nearly every American youth. His abilities in the latter were displayed last fall. Matt, however, is also gifted musically and has indicated his proficiency with the saxophone at many a dance. Next fall, Matt hopes to enter the University of Massachusetts, and with his character and personality, plus his talents, he is sure to win many GUSTAVO CHACON friends. CLAIRE CATE Claire is one of the most agreeable members of the Senior Class, always having a smile and a cheerful greeting for everyone. Her hobbies include listening to the popular songs of the week and read- ing extensively. She has taken secretarial courses during her four years at Brewster, and shorthand seems to stand on top for her. This could indicate that she might some day be a private secretary to some wealthy executive or a world traveler. Whatever she does will undoubtedly be to the best of her ability and therefore, highly suc- cessfu l. Gustavo was one of the four natives of Venezuela who came to Brewster for college preparation. Although the English language presented its problems, on the soccer field his toe spoke soccer very fluently. Gustavo had a habit of dribbling through the entire opposi- tion which, to them, was very frustrating. His presence in the for- ward line was an invaluable aid to the team. In the off season, his interests move to music the is a very able pianistl and dancing. Fol- lowing his education at Brewster, Gustavo would like to enter Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology for a caref ' in electronic engineering. 1 7 l

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GRACE CAMPBELL ROBERT BROWN Quiet, undemonstrative Bob ioined the Senior class midway through the year. Despite his unassuming ways, he made many friends quickly and picked up the tempo of school activities easily. His home before he moved to Wolfeboro was Wellesley, Massachusetts, where he was active on the basketball and baseball teams of the local high school. Bob is a natural athlete and likes all sports and anything that takes him out of doors. After his graduation in June, Bob plans to go on to college with the ultimate objective of a career in the military, most likely the Air Force. I This dark-haired, irresistible little imp, who comes to us from Ossipee, ioined us in her Junior year. Gracie seems to exemplify the term perpetual motion. Besides being one of our peppiest cheer- leaders, she lends her support to the softball team when spring comes. Her favorite subiect is history, and she loves dancing and parties. Grace is humorous without being ridiculous and imperti- nent without being offensive. As for future plans, she is undecided, but whatever she does or wherever she goes, she carries her own sun- shine and happiness with her. SCOTT CAMPBELL ROBERT CAMPBELL Butch is one of Marblehead, Massachusetts' generous gifts to Brewster. This husky mass of fighting football player has an incredi- ble supply of wisecracks and wit. Upon arriving at Brewster, he was stationed at that home for irrepressible comedians, Brown Hall, where life is never very dull. Butch was always willing to help on the various committees for whatever activity the senior class was backing at the time. After graduation, Butch would like to become an athletic coach. A graduate of Central High in Manchester, New Hampshire in 1957, Scott is another of the long list of boys who came to Brewster for college preparation. He was unable to enter athletics due to pre- vious iniuriesp but he pursued another of his hobbies, music, by en- tering the Brewster Band, the saxophone section to be exact. He likes music of nearly every variety but has a particular affinity for progressive iazz. From Brewster, Scott hopes to enter the University of New Hampshire as a business maior with an emphasis on sales- manship and management. 16

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MARY CHICK W! ,ff lf! HENEY I 4 r nown f et manner and friendly smile claims he o B h that quiet exterior is an Infectious per 'n in th nter imming in the summer, and traveling year rou cl. mon dislikes are cooking and knitting. As yet, her fu- N r I e v' r . e ' ' ' ' ' - so y, full n a l ughter. Her favorite hobbies include skat- uncertain. One member of the Senior class who could always be dependec upon for a friendly Hi was Mary Chick. Fried clams and Latin, c rather strange combination, seemed to be two of Mary's favorite sub iects. When Mary is asked about the future, her eyes light up like two light bulbs. Next summer, she is making the big step to the altar after which she and her husband will settle in Massachusetts. She was one of the willing workers of the Class of '58 throughout the past four years. Her industry and personality should lend themselves well to a long and happy married life. ALBERT CLARK Al is a native of Lynn, Massachusetts, and a man of many talents. Upon coming to Brewster this year, he joined the football team, which, along with skiing and baseball, is one of his athletic pastimes. He is also a talented musician, being skilled both instrumentally and vocally. He was a loyal member of the bass section in the Messiah choir and the Glee Club. After graduation, Al hopes to enter college in preparation for a business career. UJl9 A Russsu. CLOUGH . Wil 'll Russell is a small, dark haired senior who could usually o in the morning, chatting to someone in Room 3, or in the before chapel. At that hour, he was one of the few brl -e seen when he's on the skating rink. Hockey is one of his ho ies',5a he ioined the team in his Junior year and continued during hisfl8Qh'o year. Another hobby of his is hunting. Russ has really put a sp in the classes at Brewster, sometimes to the horror of the teac and he will undoubtedly continue to be noticed wherever he goe seniors. He looks very devilish, and that he is. His vitalit ' s I s 18 Em