Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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GOODXVIN LEON M. LITTLE . PHILIP M. MORGAN . REVEREND GLENN T ILLEY WILLIAM S. NUTTER . LISPENARD B. PHISTER DAVID P. VVHEATLAND Presfidenz' Topsfield Vfice-President . . Rowley Secrefary . Newburyport Treasfurer West Newton Brookline . Deeriield South Byfield . Andover New York City . Brookline . . . Worcester MORSE Newburyport . . Sanford, Maine Newbury . Cambridge 8 4 .j. . Ui 0 0 If ' . A - gliifi DXVARD W11.L1,u1s ICAMI4 llf'u1lnl1l.vIf'l' 9 -X X 5 XXX xx xl 'X' NN lxxxxx xx f4 1 f I fl' X' ff Xff' f',, f'X V, 'x - xx N, 'xx X X X X,g .. , f , XY X x X U ff f , ., , ,V 1, ,, N X, x ., X X N ,, . . f f , if ., ' , A Z XXX 5 ,sv Q ' 'M xx N .V I .I 1 ' Z .,1f.,f . v ,..,t 1 R s R 5 X, 5:0 'U X N A 1, ' . I f, ' ,' I X - . , -X ug ,. -, - 1 f Q' 10? Z S X S 5 z., 1 xg - NJ X .- vue' XX : 5 I X xx ' ' - FACULTY .ARTHUR VVILLIAMS ADAMS, Jn. Ilurvzml 11917, AB. Vulumlmiu CTeac'hc-rs Collegeb 1923, BIA Latin gg., . 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F.: : by x 4: - ' l', ' W , CLASS OF 194 KEITH ALMoN Joi-iNsoN 51 Lexington Avenue Portland, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1944 College undecided Commencement Committee Glee Club, '45 Meistersingers, '45 Pool Room Committee, '45 Football Team, '44 Basketball Team, '45 Baseball Team, '45 Class Prc's1'flent RIC'HARD WHITING AKENHEAD 506 West lNIiller Street Newark, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1943 Entering Armed Services .4rz'lzon Board, '44 VVar Fund Committee, '45 Spring Dance Committee, '45 Glee Club, '45 RiHe Club, '45 Soccer, '44, '45 Hockey Squad, '44 League Basketball, '45 Track, '44, '45 Bnanrorm FULLERTON ALDEN 4Q Florence Street Natick, Massachusetts , linterecl Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Ilarvard Glee Club, '45 Football Squad, '44 llockcy. '45 Baseball Squad, '45 16 th ' ,, 4 p I Q .' 5 - , ' 1 -A , . -ri, .. - 113 J . ,1 Q , , ' ig' , 4, A H -251:'-ijff'-ff,-f'.Q.-.1Qgi 1f: fQ,-':.'-,41-5 6 ' ' ma 1 ff, it fs:-ee? f ,-ff.p.g,.44..5.eir..'yf,:w 'HM N 5 E Q , Q x X X XXXX 1' f 1 ,,,, X., X1 fxff i',,, -N 'X X --,ixx , A r f f' ,an 4 R xx- -5 N A- X 6 2 X N L fx' , - 4 ,4 I -S x x 5 X 'lg X 1 V V - g'1f.O , - Q - S 1 S- N Q 'J' 5- , 4 in ' 'xy' NS .- 'Qu 1 : 1 ' X 1 I --- P' W ' STEPHEN IDOUGLAS BEAN 736 Main Street VVoburn, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1943 Football Squad, '43, Team, '44 Lacrosse Team, '44 lintered the Arniy January, '45 FRANr'1s llEnnEn'r Arxixs, lll 963 Genesee Road Akron, Ohio Entered Governor Dnlnxner ISM-3 Glee Clulm, '44, '45 Footliall Squad, '43, 'l'e:nn, '44 Basketliall Squad, '44, '45 Track 'l'valn, '44, '45 .IosEPH ENRIGHT BRAZIER, JR. 147 Vaughan Street Portland, Blaine Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Notre Dame Enlisting in the Navy Commencement Committee Christmas Dinner Committee, '44 Golf Squad, '41, '42 Soccer Squad, ,42, '43 Hockey Squad, '42 Work Squad, '43, '44, '45 League Baseball, '43, '44, '45 i 7.':1:f,':.- -, . .--.-nl' fp-g:g.a3.5.Z-mf.-,qi-sg. ,, , . ., ,, .-,, .-3.11.-5-,'.,1':-.9:ph-,1,i Q -.-fa-,--15,37-:,:1 -apr,-.Az-A ' . :': ,': ..-..r'.:'v1 'I'- r ---:f- .fy-1.2-.'f-f.':t -h2g'if,:w- fr...,t:. 1:.:3.,af1-:,'::::g. -'1'f:E.P--v--HHS-': -.-Nfl .-Z. -..2u'1i: '-':-'- '. '- 22' MP1 'Nm ua..-J-.1.'.-ffmfibA-.1'.:ez'-haftafi:-.Cv X '-:.sp-14.95.-.:2-' --1r.-Qu.--.'.':ff5,1f:::: 2 X I , ff! S X xX 6 3 X X I 11--H... lg' -, eu TSX wx 'ei X X NI ,V 1. f ffff' I f ' 'f X, S Y X , x x X 'm 4 ff - f 1 ., ,' f 1 E, ,O X O X , ,3 , f f , . ,yi , f --Sefgx - N R-'Q ': X , 'RN . , . f 41 fi ' ' - - N . FQ 1, ' f 1 , f - 1 ' B R X . - ' r . 5 I 'ff-4 I f Muff -X - FQ' - xy - . W GEORGE EDWARD BRONVN VVethersfield Street Rowley, M3SSHChUSL'tt,S Entered Governor Dummer 1942 Preparing for Armed Services Soc-eer Squad, '43, Team, '44 Hockey Squad, '44, '45 Baseball Team, '44, '45 THOMAS DICKINSON BRONVN, 11 18 Church Street Bradford, MaSS3Cl1llS9tt.S Entered Governor Dummer 1943 Preparing for Armed Servlr-es f'ommc-neenient Vommittee Glee Vlub, '44, '45 Vhristmas Dinner C'ommittee, !'lIfll'I'lllflIl, '45 Smoking Room Committee, '44, f'llIll'I'I7IllIl, '45 Football Squad, '43, '44 Basketball Squad, '44, Team, '45 Baseball Squad, '44, Team, '45 EDGAR SEYMOUR CATLIN, JR. Q40 Maine Street Brunswick, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1942 Midshipman, M.1VI.B., ll.S.N.R Preparing for VVilliams .lrehon Board, '44, '45 NIILESTONE Board, A.v.v1'.wfm1! Erlifor, '45 Glee Vlub, llIunugz'r, '45 Headwaiters, '44, '45 Rifle Vlub, '45 Senior Ring Committee, '45 A-Squad Football, '4-'2 Sor-eer Team, '43, '44 lieague Basketball, '43, '44, '45 League Baseball, '43, Squad, '44, '45 18 7' :U , ,.. -,Hz-'-0'-' . '. , , ,,f, it . ,, 13.21,-.-511.1-'rr'1-'Lx-,I 'x4 4, .' - V .1 H. ' 1 ,- ,far-f'Q , f 15If -::'.t'4,'3.,aft .f-. x wt, ', ff '.-.-.- ' ' - 'A iil ' '-5:-02411-. . 1-'-Jksffg,-..-,.'..JN, '.' if -4-Q A'- 1- V L1 1 .:.:.1':.:,'- .ni .xr - V f X xx X Xxgx fi I 3 f 1 ,Q . ff fd f',,--Y' X ex, Xxx, H ,ff ,,4, .!-,, ,1,, ix Nxfg X - -f-Q ,IA XX .4 3 ' f fu ' f 419, 4-v 11.5. 'x X K TX X Q' - ' ' ' ' 1 I' n'1f'h ' ' 5 ' X ' ' Ts E Q s ' lx 'If Xi K .- wif : K ' A N X. f ' ll, ..' W 1 l1Ir'uA1m ANDREWS f'UI'F-INS 10827 Walnut Street Gladstcn, Alabama Entered Governor llllllllllvl' 1942 Preparing for lw12lSSZlI'l11lSi'1lS Institute of'l'4-1-1111 fllllll Lnurlr' IIUIIOI' Roll, '43, '44, '45 .xl1l'IlfliII1t't' Manager, '43, '44, '45 Football, .1lul1f1grr, '42 FRICIJERIVK K1-INDALL VUMMINGS 35 Vambridgc Road Woburn, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Massachusetts State Vollcge f'0II1II1PI1C'9II1t'll1 f'omn1ittee .vi rchon Board, '45 BIILESTONE Board, .f1.v.w1'.vlm1f Jlnnaycr, '45 lied Vross f'omrnittec, '44 Fhristmas Dinner l'ommittee, '44 Rifle flub, '4-51 Ski Squad, '42Z. '43 Football Squad, '41, '42, '43, '44 YYrestling Squad, '44, '45 Lacrosse, '42, '43, '44, '45 ' ' i 1 BRADFORD IIAYNES DAVIS Albian Road Windham, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1942 follege undecided Glee Club, '43, '44, '45 Rifle Club, '45 Football, Manager, '49, '43 Soccer Team, '44 Hockey Squad, '43, Team, '44, '45 Lacrosse Team, '44, I 'upta'1'n, '45 Baseball Squad, '43 19 ,A A... 1 I Q .. ,. .- . . A 'P-z,.,, . .715 :J-f- rg-: -111':: .'-.Tf9 - '.1. . 4 -V -r, . . .r :N -'zu'-I: - 'f-'-2-'fi'-'- . -E7713 . i , 1 1 . F K , 1 r H ww r 1-2 '..g,1---.g,z-..- .. - ,-.'.. ei, .f -.--5.2.-3 '-:--' ..., --.. -..- ba- ..,,., ,,.. . .,.. .f fu. ., .' . :i':'.- :'..f1-n'!'-1:'2-1 '- -'- . ' - Q .. 5 .ff-ve' - ' 'N' '-1 -Y..-1:-rx. - mx.-...J Hfum,-4-.-..-.y',1'fz-F::,'q5fg.,C 1 - ..-gluieggqfxgggj..-5 f:,52zjQs.'-:uff-.-.-f.--..' ti .. L , 3,1708 X X , I 11' ',' ee S S4 X ' ,, QV:,,x X X x . X S e '. 5 N , ' N '- I f 5 -L V , ' ' N X 1 5 x 1: f 'rl , ' 7. ' 'Nr f - . ' f ' 'I I f I X X X X XX , , f X, 1 1 , Zz ' , f X H f f ' ' 1 X N X X CX f f f , ' ' W' . ' X X X . X XX v X 1 gif- f - -,.', ,f,,, -, Xi qi' .2 , N f 1 1 ,f ' S ge f , n f 1 1 h .f 5 5 4 S Z N' N f . X 5 lf - Q Pla' x Xw 1 W ALVIN FIRTH 1 32 Cabot Road North Andover, MHSS3Cl1l1St'ttS Entered Governor Dunnner 1943 Preparing for Massachusetts Institute of 'l'er-hnology Entering the Navy fum l,l1Il'1t Honor Roll, '44, '45 NIILESTONE Board. '45 C'hristmas Dinner Vonnnittee. '44 Glee Vluli, '44, '45 Meistersingers, '44, '45 l ootball Squad, '43 Soeeer Squad, '44 Hof-key Squad, '44 League Basketball, '451 'l'rac'k Squad, '45 WARREN WOLFGANG FURTH 5 Riverside Drive Saranac Lake, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Harvard I Vum Laude Honor Roll, '42, '43, '44, '45 Archon Board, '43, '44, Efl1'f0f-l'll-l'l1I'Qf, '45 Glee Flub, '44, '45 Ufflee Helper, '44, '45 Hof-eer Squad, '41, '42, '43, '44 Rifle Club, '45 League Basketball, '42, '43, '44 Lacrosse Squad, '42, '43, '44 Wrestling Squad, '45, Track Squad, '45 JOHN S1Nr'LAIR QQILLIES, JR. 328 Howard Avenue Radburn, Fairlawn, New Jersey lintered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Amherst fum Laurie Glee f'lub, '45 Football Squad, '44 League Basketball, '45 Trac-k, '45 20 . -. -nn 491175 Hn ' ,, . p 1 .... . 5 A . ' ' ' ' . ' 9 in r, v:v -1' -' . - , Q I. ., H... ,X . ,.2.1:Aj.,iiiilijj-Qggkfiljf 4 0 : -- z 1 -5 fa. - ,. . -. ' 1 . in .'a-f-'.:4..:s':,va,H--.'- y:f,g--A-'-5'-L-,.p.'f': 1 f'H,fvg,e pi- , , -, P .v,'fi,.q,..j, L' - , ,V ., .. Af, .- -' Li, ,, 'f 2 .g ,dw:55,-gg,-gggifJG.. .Q.:f :.gji':,5'vf:-,ifg::,i.:q2-'g A 1 .I V. ,:, . . -' H-elsieig --1:-Us-14'-,,: 2114:-'Ai -f-.-s:-s::fff':.'. ' 'fHN 'w ff' X ST? i S ' X N B ' ul l708 . XX , X X x X rx 1' f f f ' ff f f' f',f ' , X x '-X 'fe xl X XX xx N 4 X ,g' U.- , ' , . z 1, , ,' , ' 'X ' . '- V X x C8 . - f ff f .- ' f D3 - ' We-X - X 'N-- 'Q Q, X ' , f iv ' 'nw -' i x 5 5 1 , N X gl' - . I , 1 ,Q I .1 .X X N . ge A I , , , Q 1 7, , -R -X ' ' X . -,Z - sf ' Nw X, , -- Y - .' 'pu - g : ', X - V - E- Pg N V . 1 E P .4 MILEs'roNE Board, '45 O J. V. Football, Lllllllllgff, '44 WVrestling, .lIanugz'r, '45 ,aerosse, ilfanuger, '45 Tran-k 'I' earn, Manager, '45 I DAvIn l'IIIl.l.IPS fiRAIlAM Midshiprnan, l'.S.N.li. 6 Johnson Road, Andover, Massac-liusetts Entered Governor Dunnner 1942 t'ollc-ge under-ideal .lI'!'ll0Il Board, '44, '45 Mll.Ies'1'oNic Board, '44, '45 f'llI'lSllIlZlS Dinner t'onnnit Glee Vlub, '44, '45 War Fund Gnninittee, '44 lled Vross f'0IlllIllll9t', '44 lleadwaiters, '44, '45 B-Squad Footluill, '42 Soc-1-el'Sqi1:ul, '43, '44 Hoc-key Squad, '43, '44 Wrestling Squad, '45 'l'raf-k Squad, '43, '44 lee, '44 STANLEY ARTHUR HAMEL 3 Berkeley Avenue Haverhill, Massachusetts ntered Governor Dummer 1944 reparing for Harvard rrhon Board, '45 ffiee Helper, '44, '45 Lotus NVINCHELL HAMPER 201 South Street Greenville, hliehigan Entered Governor Dumlner 1944 Preparing for Harvard Vhristmas Dinner Vommittee, '44 Football Squad, '44 Basketball Team, '45 Baseball Squad, '45 Q1 E1ifarf,'.-.::'-. L. ., . A , .., 5-if-,P,1:Af1f7-'-1'-:?.-Q--4rff..'-':- A ,l .-'f. - V --: :N -'rg'-Ir - .- ''--:-'.'i'-'- f1i'?7!i'1 '.'.l -4 V.-.2-3--...7 - Lv -: .- -' -- -. 1-'...-..-',-'.-vt -:-- W V. H . ' - - J' 1 f .- f'-' ' fi' 'Yw :.'a'1'::fi . - . . - . .. J e ex - X. - ' 1 - ' - f s X, exxxxx XXX Xxxxxx' .z ' 'ff f' f fff, ff ff , X- 5 S X C x NXgp,, T: ff, ff f -, 1 V ,f 1' , x 5 N xsx X X xx X Z in f , U., X L., , . 1 ,,, Xxx 'X , 's x f vf. 3 .. , , f v f f.-V. f ,-I .x S R S X ff' 1- X - ,,.-I . ,A A , , -X - . X -Q ,J MB... . f ' f ' s -qlgniy, , ff M , Q .Hn , -1, -a Na .- ws- : 1. noe M, - - in Q W JOSEPH LENNOX HANNAN 4 12 Clifton Avenue i Marblehead, Massachusetts 1 Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Entering Armed Services Glee Club. '44, '45 Red Cross Committee, '43 VVar Fund Committee, 44 Headwaiters, '45 Spring Dance Committee, '44, I'hl!l'l'IIlflII, '45 Golf Squad, '41 Soccer Squad, '42, '43, Team, '44 Ski Squad, '49, '43 League Basketball, '44, '45 Tennis Squad, '4Q Track Squad, '43 Lacrosse Squad, '44, '45 EDWIN CARLIN HAYNES, JR. Abbott Court Radburn, New Jersey Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Princeton Glee Club, '45 Football Squad, '44 League Basketball, '45 Baseball Squad, '45 FRANK HOWARD HINCKLEY Barnstable Yarmouthport, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1942 Preparing for Dartmouth Entering the Marine Corps Glee Club, '45 Headwaiters, '45 Smoking Room Committee. '45 Football Team, '43, '44 League Basketball, '44, Team, '45 Baseball Team, '44, '45 22 fm Us 0 . p '5 . ,. , 5 a W p ' 'fv 2- ,, ,. , - 1 , . . Zf-'-J'?1i: '1e:T 'i':'? H ', 1 -1 in ' ,. - V - ,--. . , ,I-yr -1, V : :':.? '1f'. ' .':E'i!g- 2 'I -.-1f'S:'lqI',, '-.Gl- F ' ' P':ffi4-1 J. ,- . .Y 1. 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A' -- -X A I A . an ---5 .- we .lj : 'Q I AX . -'- W Rlf'llAltll C'AswIf:I,I, llINNIf:IIs 17 Vypress lioad XVI-llesley llills, Massaclnnsc-tts Entered Governor Dunnner 1943 Preparing for llarvarcl .lrrlmn lioard, '45 Glen- Vllllh, '44, '45 Nleistm-rsixnge-I's, '45 Rifle t'lub, '45 Soccer Squad, '43, '44 'l'rack Squad, '44, '45 l,oN WILLIAMS IIOMEIER 54 Mayfield Avenue Akron, Ohio Entered Governor Dumxner 1943 Preparing' for Williams Entering Armed Services t'ommenI-eznent Vomrnittee .'ll'l'lI0ll Board, '43 Glee Club, '44, '45, Rifle flub, '45 Pool Room c'OYI1Illlttk'9, '45 Football Squad, '43, '44 Basketball Squad, '44, '45 Track Squad, '44, '45 ,, - 5 , 4 fd 1 ' EDXVIN LAXVRENCE HUBBARD 791 School Street Welnster, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Amherst Entering the Navy Glee Club, '45 Spring Dance Uommittee, '45 Soccer Squad, '44 Wrestling Squad, '45 Track Squad, '45 23 . ... ,...gty.'.,- .,... .get . .f-yg1,1.- . ,w . ,.,, H... , A , A-, . ,-.1f.-..., -.,.,.,F fszf Sffiwil:---f fl S .. 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N ' 1 X f Nr I V ' I l M ,n ' xy Y -- S . pn E 1 P X W - V BREWSTER J AMESON Camden, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1943 Preparing for Harvard Cunz Laude Glee Club, '45 Headwaiters, '45 Football Squad, '43 League Basketball, '45 Soccer, Jlanayer, '44 Work Squad, '44 HOWARD LAWRENCE JENKINS, JR. 165 Haverhill Street Methuen, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for University of Maine Red Cross Committee, '45 Spring Dance Committee, '45 Rifle Club, '45 Hockey Squad, '44 Wrestling Squad, '45 Track Squad, '45 DANA ROBINEAU KELLEY 6 Little John Road White Plains, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Amherst Entering the Navy Christmas Dinner Committee, '44 Glee Club, '45 Red Cross Committee, '45 Spring Dance Committee, '45 Rifle Club. '45 Football Squad, '44 Basketball Squad, '45 l- Baseball Squad, '45 Q4 1 . IN i . if . 4. of I 4 , -V1 7 -' ,, ,. A . - ' J..-g m -1:-.'1r,:4--,ff-we '11.-:.'-'-215:-'e1 '-'iivY-1:32-'Q m 5 ' e P if-5. -1 's g-' ' J'- -A .- - a.1-'3 ffi ' ''if5i'F.d 35'72l'f?iG3?a1'f?.17.T-'i1975-'.'5fff' :1f'2'f1Z::'l3?E f '5 -Lp, ' bi 1- 1 ' J Sv' E1 , W . ' ri-521121:xi:12 -r. Ji5i?l -Ei!!fi??3ff.ii'?fff5:2Es'5:' X 53V . X N B .,. l708 . X - , f'm ,Q 1 f ffl' ,' X1 ,f 4, f 1, f S X xxmf if--'5 1 'gf 4, to Xe X tow.. . - fa ,f -. 1 .44 ,e X- A K, X ,M X ' , 1 , f s ' 1 1 '-L. - I X-as -N -Q - qt Q, - . S ,,,. , ,Q 4-x - 1 N--,x ,V K -5 W .f ,, qxylf ,, 5 Q' 'lu -'ll' I '. X ' I M- 'F' - W R1c'nARD ARTHUR KQJRNER Ancon, Vanal Zone Entered Governor Dummer 1942 Vollege under-ided Entering the Navy RIILESTONE Board, '45 Glee Club, '43 War Fund Committee, '43, '44 Red Cross Vomniittee, '44, l'lmirmun, '45 Football, .lImmy1'r, '42, '43, '-1-4 League Basketball, '44, '45 Baseball Squad, '43, '44 ARt'llIliAI.lJ .lonN Santee s'roN limu:+1.1f:Y Road lletllilc-lu-iii, Pennsylvania lintererl Governor l,lIllllIlf'l' Preparing for lYillianis lflntering ,Xrniy .Xir Vorps Glee f'lub, '43, '44 Nleistersiliggelw, '44 Spring Dani-e f'onnniH4-e, Football Squad, '43, 'l'e-ani Wrestling Team, '43, '44 'l'rar'k 'l'eain, '43, f'upfr1l'l1, 1943 '45 . '44 '44 GEORGE WILBER lx1Cc'LARY 528 Joliet LaSalle, Entered Governor Dumme Preparing for Massa:-llusett fum Laude Honor Roll, '44, '45 Work Squad, '43 RiHe Club, '45 Football Squad, '44 League Basketball, '44, '45 Baseball Squad, '44, '45 25 Street Illinois r I9-1-3 s Institute of Tec-hnology ff-'VIZ-, -5- 'j -A. . All I ... ,A , ,. 'f. 7 I'g.t,.:.7'fr1,'T . ... .. Y 1, . ,, . - --.'.i--I-i'-M ,'.g :Tf'f1 -fi 3 .. fg S--pq, :-A ,- ,r -74.1, ,- W , -1-1'- 5 .N , :':,.-.jf - 'f.'.'Af -.hi .,.-g 1'.-,- - -J 7 ' ' h'f1'f'f,-'f.3.l'f..l fgffiiqfij ' ' '5 Vg' ,E Af 5... .3 I'-::'-1'..'1h' 'in 1' A H 3 . - - '- --4 I X 533 f ,I c N N 5 W, 1708 -ez K ' ,R VY - x' N EX X X X , If If f X, f ,' ,f ff f I 1? X e -, X X 4 X - ff f f ., f , -,X -. e - x X X X - f f f .jg , 4 ,e - X, . -X s,. , ' , 1 X 5 1 ,f - f of X, K S X , 41 Q t , A . I ,a SX - x ' 1 , xx Q S X . Q ff U - ' - s s . ,X , Q, A , , , t , i .' 061 Q X : 1 x -L -f W IJEON LITTLE NoYEs 11 Allen Street Newburyport, Massacluisetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Freparing for Bowdoin Enlisting In the Navy Red f'ross f'onnnittee, '45 Sof-r-er Squad, '44 League Basketball, '45 Baseball Squad. '45 DONALD GIRARD PALAIS 166 Fisher Avenue Brookline, MaSS3ChllS6ttS Entered Governor Dummer 1949 Preparing for Harvard fum Laurie Honor Roll, '43, '44, '45 Senior Ring Vommittee, '45 B-Squad Football, '42 Football Squad, '43, '44 Wrestling Squad, '44, '45 Baseball Squad, '43, '44, '45 A M ARTHUR STICKNEY PAGE, J 2 Green Street Newbury, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Follege undecided Commencement Committee Red Cross Vommittee. '44 War Fund Committee, '44 B-Squad Football, '41, '4-Q Football Squad, '43, Team, '44 Hoc-key Squad, '42: Wrestling Team, '45 League Basketball, '43, '44 Baseball Squad, '42, '43, '44, '45 26 . .-,..w.rt-4.-.-v' - X ... -'-5-:,.t-5:71-'1tf,t - . ,V , . , -- -f,-,:'.- 3 A,-,'..g,-4,-,-:.,' -,t,.- I f 1. 4 V - .P ..,,.,. ,, .ku .1 Ui . .' ' , QW ,,.5.f,.1- ,f-.V-1. v,':.14,--in , -- .A . . ,,. , ,.,.,,, ,. .,. . 1 . Q-Q-,nj w.-. Ig X 4 -553 ' X ' 4 sill O . 5 Q' ' X 4 p : cam 'fs -, ' ' W' .- W BRADLEY HOUsE ROBERTS 30 Old Farm Road Wellesley Ilills, Massacliusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1942 Preparing for Lehigh Entering Armed Services Arclzon Board, '44, BIlSfIlt'NS ,llfn1uyz'r, '45 Glee Club, '43, '44, I,I'f'.VI'!ll'llf, '45 Headwaiters, '45: VVar Fund Committee, '44 Spring Dance Committee, '44 Rifle Club, '45, Pool Room Committee, '45 Smoking Room Committee, '45 Football Squad, '43, Team, '44 Work Squad, '42: VVrestling Squad, '43 Track Squad, '431 Tennis Squad, '44 Hockey, Manager, '44, '45, Lacrosse, '45 ik '- ' 1, -:l,Q..,, , l708 VVILLIAM XVINHOR l'Al,Ml'lli 82 Colby Strcci Bradl'Orcl, Nlassaclnisctts Entered Governor Dnnnncr H943 Preparing for Wentworth lnstitnlc Work Squad, '43, '44, '45 ROBERT JOY SCRIBNER 5 Towle Avenue Dover, New Hampshire Entered Governor Dummer 1943 College undecided Archon Board, '44, '45 MILESTONE Board. Bzzsirmss Jfanuger, '45 WVar Fund Committee, '44 Christmas Dinner Committee, '44 Rifle Club, '45 Soccer Squad, '43, '44 League Basketball, '44 Wrestling Team, '45 Lacrosse Squad, '44 27 r ' ,13.f1:-,,- 'E ,.,'.:' 133, , .' '1 FJ .' L ' iff- 3 A In 9' V 1 . 'X g,-,p 4,52-1 Ji-g4?5,',2j,2-F,1,,!3Q2 'RJ YHSM 4, X, x XX x xx x X X X f 1 1 f ' ' f X ff' f' . f ' , X4 Xxx X x S X XXXQZI 5- f ' zzz, ff ' 'f ff X, X , ea, X X X , . . ,ff f , ,, f .wg ,f ,- X xg . XXX 'N -WB f - 1 X- S .1 an N ' , ,. - ' f , f S X 5 X :eo X -I ., X , I , - 1','.,,' 'X ' Q g Q1 f sf lxwf ' -' vis' : -t Xi - W SHEPHERD SIKES 10 Robin Hood Road White Plains, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1944 College undecided Entering the Marine Corps :il'I'll0Il Board, '45 Glee Cluli, '45 Nleistersingers. '45 Smoking Room Committee, '45 Rifle Club, '45 Football Team, '44 Wrestling Team. '45 Track Team, '45 ALBERT FLETCHER STATLER 218 South Westnedge Avenue Kalamazoo. Micliigan Entered Governor Dummer 1943 Entering Armed Services K'ommencement Committee Red Cross Committee, '45 Smoking Room Committee, '45 Senior Ring Committee, '45 Soccer Squad, '43, Team, '44 Tennis Team, '44, '45 League Basketball, '44, '45 .1- ROBERT RAYMOND SIMON Woodcock Road Westbury, Long Island, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1942 Preparing for Massachusetts Institute of Technology Entering the Navy MILESTONE Board, '43, '44 Archon Board, '44, '45 Camera Club, '42, '43, '44 Glee Club, '45, Rifle Club, '45 Soccer Squad, '42, '43, '44 Ski Squad, '42, '431 Lacrosse Squad, '42 Tennis Squad, '43, Work Squad, '43 Track Squad, '44, '453 Basketball, Jlanager, '45 28 YI ' ' 4 'Wt 7 .- 11 f ':1V!'. .' . -- ., ffl' A ':f:'.:'Tl'40' ' QP? Z EH'-L-i?f'i'f:1-V'13'-1-'-1-Iii'P-'fi-fs ,. 1 ' ' - ' ,-1 f .j: Y g j- ,--, yn' tgl1'.f.-,?,.'5:'..' ,Vt-3igfilfgfffiig-Lgff ' 1 'V i 1, 1 S XX' to ,S ,175 xg ' jx ' -X .l708'f 1 f f ' 1 ' f 1 X ' ' 1 a, X 'N 3 1 f ' Jr fl ,M i 5 X X N Q , X Sex Q 6 Q2 S X Q N . ' I fl I ff inf! f I L 9 -1 'X ex 4 . . or Q' X bij., f - ef -vp. - X I Y 1 X- ws 1 . P961 X ' I N W I.nv1TT Sfronnu Main Street VValdoboro, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Armed Services Vommencement Vommittee Smoking Room Vommittee, '45 B-Squad Football, '41 A-Squad Football, '42 Football Team, '44 Lacrosse Squad, '42, '43, Team, '44, '45 'rf t-ff: -11'-. J.: ,-1 -f' W, f, .- A' ....- - -- Ami-.,'. LQ'-..': -.--.Zn ff .- -- 335: 1 -T523 -1--.4 Romzwr SIIVMAN STl'IINl'2Ii'l', .ln H2 Newbury Street Boston, lxl2LSS2l,C'llllSt'tlS Entered Governor Dmnnu-r ISM-2 Preparing.: for Dartmouth l'IIIIl I,uu1lr' llonor Roll, '42, '44, '45 .ll'l'lIUlI Board, '45 llrlIl.ES'I'0NE, I':llffUl'-l'Il-4'lll'Iff', '45 Office lla-lper. '44, '45 Red Vross C 'ommittm-e, '45 ll-Squad Football, '42 Soccer Squad, '43, '44 lloc-key Squad, '43 Laicrossc Squad, '43, '44 Wrestling Squad, '44, 'l'4-am, '45 Track Squad, '45 WARREN GAYTON SYMONDS 209 Locust St reet, Danvers, lxI3,SS3CllllS0tlQS Entered Governor Dummer 1943 Preparing for Dartmouth Entering the Navy flrclzorl Board, '44, f'I'l'!'lllllfl'OI1 illflllllfjtdf, '45 Glee Club, '44, '45 Rifle Club, '45 Football Squad, '43 Basketball Team, '44, '45 Track Squad, '44 Soccer Squad, '44 Baseball Squad, '45 29 at , 4 , : o , th W P 'S --.-. . . N A - 1 :Pff'-':v,L'-- -- -Y . , . 1 1,-1.1-.ff- ..: I:-,-',15j,. g zz., A . .M,. V, . .N ,,,-, .,- '.-. ,:'.- . 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S X-X - - X 1- -. ff f 14 f - , X X A X X x 4 X . . f f .- ., , , 1 - X Aa X , -X, - X , X ' 1. f ar. ,f - ,f , , L A, X , A 4 ,, L .N , . .. , ,- .R X X ' 5 X :xp X -: - - at X . z , , wqph -H, -R ' N ' Q 4 1 7 8 '61 f N' ' 'wtf ' ., N., - 'vs' -X : -Q O X -1 ' - P w ALLAN HOWARD TEEL 113 Walnut Street Reading, Massaclmiisetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Dartmouth Football Team, '44 Hoc-key Team, '45 Baseball Team, '45 RALPH AUGUsTUs WEBB, JR. 82 Parker Street Newbury, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1941 f'llIIl Laurie B-Squad Footlrall, '41, '4Q Football Squad, '43, '44 Hockey Squad, '42 League Basketball, '43 Wrestling Squad, '44, '45 Trac-k Squad, '42, '43, '44, '45 1 up BENJAMIN BOARDMAN TOWNE, JR. High Street Topslield, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1943 Preparing for Tufts Entering the Navy Fommeneement Committee Glee Club, '44, '45 Meistersingers, '44 VVar Fund Committee. '43, C'ha1'rn1an, '44 Stockroom Manager, '45 Rifle Club, '45g Football, Manager, '43 Baseball, Manager, '44, '45 30 O g . Us W 'W Q , Y ff A- ,, . - ,I,tagf-3-1g23j,i35'3Zyifijfji' ,qv J Q 5? 11' -3,2 .1 I . A - ,J 'f A- JP' 'I ' ff: ,'., r?. -,' li - P 3' -'J ' 4'-' 7 ' 'i ' ff' 'w if-Eiigf bil--Q1-1 --L31 -- ' j- ,--. :Wm4.'f'.I.--A'.':!5. 1'::E.f'r HQ? V S-YC x x V 'X x' 3 df p , in 1 , ' - ' ' if .N,'.B , M- ' -,j : 'in ' ' 1 I 1 I 1 K, , X X I 6 3 f ff . V' X 4 x U X 1 ' 4' 'or 5 xi nl, '3 X ' f ' ' X ' ' Q X ' up 'lx I ' ' We' X ' X l W IRVINP: Fnrzl-:sri Nx'1I4l1lA'1l5f 575 Canibridge Street Allston, M.assac'llnsc-tts Entered Governor Dnlnmer IQ43 qtiy iN l'rc-pairing for ixlilSS2l1'llllSt'll5 lnstilnta- of 'I'q-1-lino fl Entering the Navy fum Laurie Honor Roll, '45 War Fund Connnittee, '44 Glu- Club, '44, '45 Mc-istersingers, '44, '45 Headwaiters. '45 Rifle Club, '45 Football Squad, '43, '44 League Basketball, '44 W'rc-stling Team, '45, Track Squad. '45 PAUL VVITHINGTON 114 Clyde Street Brookline, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1943 Preparing for Harvard Enlisting in Army Air Corps Commencement Committee Archon Board, '45 Glee Club, '44 Rifle Club, V'l'!'f'-Pl'l'Sif1f'llf, '45 Heaclwaiters, '45 Football Team, '43, '44 Hockey Team, '44, l'upIa1'n, '45 Lam-rosse Team, '44, '45 51 BENNET BOTSFORD XYOUNG, 944 Sheridan R.oad Lake Forest, Illinois Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Dartmouth Enlisted in Marine Corps Reserve Commencement Committee Archon Board, '42, '43 Glee Club, '43 Rifle Club, Prc's'l'dc'r1f, '45 Headwaiters, '44, '45 Poolroom Committee, '44, f'lIG'l'7'l7IlI7I, 45 A-Squad Football, '41 Football Team, '42, '43, l'ap!u1'n, '44 Hockey Team, '42, '43, '44, '45 Baseball Team, '42, '43, '44, Captain, '45 31 JR. UI 0 if 4 'Nt Ef- ft Vg. , .. -. ,1 114.4-up A 2 ITL'-2 '-7 -, 1: H' ' 1 . . - 1-4 i1, '- 2 '7f5:'1'-1 2 5'1f- . .. ..., .. . ,. .. -. .ull-. :'-if.-1-g., 1 ' 'g,j5':Q-f,gIL.- '1--.fHf:.3,,,f.w,,-I1,1:L 41 Q - '-: '-rw ':.iI.':,2zL-.-.ifTQ.,-.-.-'..1.:.i:L-.'::,.':f 3-'i:J1- 1 H I A ., - x S, - X .. X x XX' f ffl' ' f X It f' .f' F-Q re F379 rQYwf151:33 ,fff iff .. f'f .'ffj-1 X5 'Q 4 - SXSX W Y 4 X il' fini' . f 1 Z i ' 'i .D AA Z ix S . 5 S ' I f ' f A - -vow , .Q 6-Aiwa . 1708 S61 f ' W! L Wy . Underclassmen J. QUINCY ADAMS, JR. ORRISTON ALDRED . SAMUEL M. .ALLEN . HOMER AMBROSE, JR. G. GORTON BALDXVIN, JR. ROBERT S. BARR . LAURENCE BARRY. JR. C. BENSON BIRDSALL M. PAM BLUMENTHAL JAMES VV. BRANTLEY EDNVARD D. BRAZIER lNORMAN G. BRONVN . EDGAR C. CARTVVRIGHT JAMES E. CHASE . GEORCQE I. COHN . JAY C. CURTIS . S. HOPKINS DAMON . J. JUDSON DEAN, II JOHN W. DEERING . PHILBRICK T. DENNETT, JR. ..... . JOHN H. DEUBLE . GEORGE S. DOUGLAS . ALEXANDER F. DRAPER DAVID W. DUFFY . GEORGE E. DUFFY, II FRANCIS G. DUGRENIER . HENRY T. DUNKER, JR. E. ASHLEY EAMES, II WARREN A. ELLSNVORTH, JR. .... . CARL F. EVELEIGH, JR. . JOHN B. GARDNER . PAUL B. GAUDIN . PHILIP GEMNIER . . . SAMUEL C. GWYNNE, JR. . DANIEL M. HALL . . WALTER J. HAMBURGER, JR RUSSELL E. HAMLIN, JR. . DOUGLAS L. HAMMOND . J. BRADFORD H.ARLONV, JR. HAROLIJ P. HARROWER, JR. BREVVSTER R. HEMENWAY RALPH E. HERTEL . JOHN K. IIEYL . . . . . . . . . . Route 97, Boxford . . Q5 Grotto Ave., Providence, R. I. . . . 740 Congress Ave., Glendale, O. . Quarters C, Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. . 84 West Islip Rd., Babylon, L. I., N. Y. . . 57 West Greenwood St., Amesbury . . 326 Clark Rd., Brookline . . 55 Park St., Haverhill 993 Park Ave., New York City . Box 111, Oyster Bay, L. I., N. Y. 147 Vaughan St., Portland, Maine . . . Q3 Ober St., Beverly . 6068 Fulton St., Mayville, Mich. . 185 High St., Newburyport . 746 West St., Leominster . Old Colony Hill, Hingham . 50 Spooner Rd., Chestnut Hill . . . Summer St., Manchester . . R.F.D., No. 1, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Q8 High Rd., Newbury . 402 Twenty-second St., N.W., Canton 3, Ohio . . . 40 Clark Rd., Barrington, R. I. . . . Black Acres, Goshen, N. Y. . 39 West St., Worcester . . 39 West St., Worcester . 39 F ernwood Ave., Bradford . . . Q5 Groveland St., Auburndale 66 Governor Dummer Academy, South Byfield . 50 Drury Lane, Worcester . 7801 N o. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind. . 5 Berkeley St., Cambridge . 3Q Leonard Ave., Newtonville 15 Clifford St., Portland, Maine 19 Ivanhoe Rd., Worcester Q Q0 Sylvan Ave., West Newton 26 Abbott Rd., Dedham . Moulton Highway, Lynnfield . 293 Boston Post Rd., Weston . . 17 Cabot St., Winchester 14 Church St., Hagaman, N. Y. . 73 Lexington Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 77 Greylock Rd., Newtonville . . Bass Rocks, Gloucester 32 O I ' - 'Nt A .-. ': -:.-:':i'1,':'-I7- ' 41' . -' , ' ' ..-ff'- rg- -19.2514 -,-:.'.4,'Ir ,..'1,'f-Az-321'-J.'.,'-r'''fl.gj.'.l q j. guy '-,:I',!!.2g.V Q ,I I, , g - -, ,, -wigs? 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KITCHELL JAMES M. KNOTT . DONALD A. KNOWLTON ROBIN E. LAGEMANN JARVIS W. LAMBERT D. STUART LAUGHLIN, JR. JOHN W. LAUTZ . BENJAMIN H. LANVNVILL JOHN F. LEARY, JR. . RICHARD E. LEAVITT ALBERT J. LEET . . HERBERT J. LEVINE . DANIEL M. LOWELL . W. ROBERT LUNT . RAYMOND J. LYONS . EDWARD J. MACHARRIE THOMAS MAGOUN . EDGAR P. MAXSON, JR. DANA W. MAYO . DUNCAN H. MCCALLUM RICHARD MCCUSKER . CHARLES C. BICLAUGHLIN PETER M. MCMORRAN WESCOTT M. MERROW DOUGLAS L. MILLER . CHARLES L. MITCHELL THEODORE G. MIXER JOHN A. MORGAN, II DEANE H. MORRISON, JR. CHARLES W. MORSE, JR. WALTER W. NICHOLS MIGUEL ORTEGA . STUART H. OTIS, JR. 150 Meadow St., Naugatuck, Conn. . 30 Prospect Ave., Northampton 8 Bramhall St., Portland, Maine . . 187 High St., Newburyport 332 VVest 19th St., New York City . . 40 lNIay St., Worcester . 350 Salisbury St., Worcester . 16 Parker St., Newbury 11 Strathmore Lane, Lynn . Marshall St., Leicester . 10 Elm St., Augusta, Blaine . . . . Fairmont, VV. Y. . . . . Hay St., Newbury . 4 Commonwealth Terr., Brookline 46 . . . 45 Summit Rd., Wellesley 81 180 VVoodland St., South, Englewood, N. J. . . . . . . . Paris, Ya. . . 332 Spring St., Portland, Maine 135 Nottingham Terr., Buffalo 16, N. Y. 2620 Handasyde Ave., Cincinnati 8, Ohio . . 57 Jefferson St., Newburyport . . 11 Highland Ave., Newburyport . . . . 17 High Rd., Newbury . 40 The Ledges Rd., Newton Center 59 . . . . 165 High Rd., Newbury . 7 Parker St., Newbury 42 Olive St., Newburyport Washington St., Westboro . 275 Beverly Rd., Worcester . . 106 High St., Westerly, R. I. 355 Godwin Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. . . . 26 Main St., Byfield . 275 West St., Braintree . 28 Chestnut St., Boston 8 . Box 55, East Boxford . Topsfield Rd., Boxford . 73 Fuller Ave., Swampscott . . . Seven Star Rd., Groveland . . 1625 Elwood Ave., Flint, Mich. 1119 San Vicente Blvd., Santa Monica, C al. . 256 North Bay St., Manchester, N. H. . . . . 27 High Rd., Newbury . 9819 Church Rd., Grosse Ile, Mich. . Calle 75 No. 11-92, Bogota, Colombia 1040 North Woodbine Place, Lake Forest, Ill. 33 - .- - - -r: :1Z':i N1.'1 i -' -Q .'g'5.E2'. E.1'i.z'- .- -.1-. ..,,. , .-.. f. ,- ',f..,.-.1-.f', 1,-..g -,. -,-,I X . , . ' ' 1 f .1 1 ' . gg X x .xx Yi t NXXSXX X -fl M- X iff, I f 111, 6,111 , N, X X I X X X g,,,. - I, X, ,f -. f Q., , f ,,f A S. X - X X X N .. r - f f ,.? ., , f . Z XX Li N -,X X ' ,rl X A .y I. 1 ' ' g x, If . ,.,4. Z. R X NX X 41, - t L . , . 1' D , - R . , X Q ,Q 'Q 1 u f - IQ' h, R X - '-- f su - NJ! ' .' 'U-1 -X : 3- X Q. -' ' l, '- P' R i 1 A' 1 1 GEORGE B. PEABODY ROBERT W. PEALE . RICHARD L. PERKINS A. GORDON PRICE . ROBERT H. REID . CLYDE J. ROAC'H . WILLIAM H. SAFFORD, JR. . HENRY M. SANDERS . PHILLIP E. SAXE . JOHN R. SHANNON . WILLIAM E. SILVER . RICHARD A. STAHL . NICOLAS P. STEIN . . BURLEY C. STEVENS CHARLES C. B. STEVENS LYMAN K. STUART, JR. HOOVER C. SUTTON, JR. PETER R. SUTTON . LAVVRENCE L. SWANSON .JOHN W. THIBODEALT . FRANK H. THOMAS, III J. SUMNER TIEDE . JOHN E. VEASEI' . JOHN G. T. VON SCHMID PETER P. WAGNER . JOHN R. WALKER . GORDON WALTON . WILLIAM A. WARD . E. LYNDEN WATKINS, II ROBERT W. WAUGH . JOSIAH H. WELCH . FRANK P. WHITE . DAVID S. WILCOX . PETER WILES . . LL 79 I708 266 High St., Newburyport 119 Laurens St., Olean, N. Y. . 101 High Rd., Newbury . . . . Ingaldsby, Boxford 7 Annwood Lane, East Walnut Hills, Cincinnati 6, Ohio . . 20 Scott St., Springfield . . Q82 High St., Newburyport 37 Carisbrooke Rd., Wellesley Hills 31 Hammond St., Chestnut Hill . 5 Graham Ave., Newbury . 30 Bruce Lane, Newton 58 . 11 Eton St., Springfield Box Q144, Baton Rouge, La. . . Friedenfels, Newburyport . . Hillsdale, Wayzata, Minn. . 501 West Maple Ave., Newark, N. Y. . 551 Lafayette Ave., Buffalo 13, N. Y. . 551 Lafayette Ave., Buffalo 13, N. Y. . 33 Lafayette St., Newburyport . . 288 Bridge St., Hamilton . . . . Greenville, Del. . . 23 Monmouth Ct., Brookline . . . 5 Windsor St., Haverhill . 580 Park St., Upper Montclair, N. J. 115 BriarcliH Rd., Mountain Lakes, N. J. . . . . Q3 Border St., Cohasset 9 Rolfe's Lane, Newbury . 4 Channing Rd., Brookline 17 Coyle St., Portland 5, Maine . 18 William St., Andover . . 238 High St., Newburyport . . 9 Rangely Rd., Winchester . Ridgewood Rd., Middletown, Conn. . 438 Columbus Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. RAYMOND E. WILLIAMSON . . 575 Cambridge St., Allston DONN H. WORTH . . 63 Burditt Ave., Hingham 34 ,..,,.-, '-yu--1:3-' .fi I 1,-,314 ,. . ' , . '.'--2 ffrf .'.v y -ff 323' '.-mg-. 1 A .'.'- -'H . f' Q' A .-ff' ff ,708 f. x X .M ., yn V YR Y 6 ,M X xx N A , ' A i Ll 1 . 5. I x, 9 0 X 1 . V ' ' A ' X . so ' 6 W I .n Y 'An ' 'wr ' - g .' N b '7 n A ' - s' Ji' A V -'l. -, '. ,. .:F jSdgg,,,N l,.:p5g!, .J :Q ' Im I, in --3 v s 1 'H .. . o N I 5 qi. ,Jfu f -1 A-1 7 :,. 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BOTSFORD YOUNG, JR., Captain and Bar-lijield SHEPHERD SIKES, C'aptaz'n-Eleet and Backfield ORMSTON ALDRED, Baelifeld FRANCIS H. ATKINS, III, End EDGAR C. CARTWRIGHT, Guard GEORGE S. DOUGLAS, End FRANK H. HINCKLEY, JR., Tackle KEITH A. JOHNSON, Backfield ARCHIBALD J. KINGSLEY, Center EDGAR P. MAXSON, JR., Guard September October October October October November H November Arn :.'1fIfi.1E1-.iF:.'2.e 30 7 14 23 28 4 1 1 EDWARD J. MACHARRIE, End STUART H. OTIS, JR., Tackle BRADLEY H. ROBERTS, T ankle IJEVITT STORER, Tackle PETER R. SUTTON, Baelqfield ALLAN H. TEEL, Bar-lifeld PAUL WITHINGTON, Guard RICHARD A. KORNER, Manager E. LYNDEN WATKINS, II, Manager THE SCHEDULE 1944 Reading High School Middlesex School Kimball Union Academy Milton Academy at Milton Thayer Academy at Thayer Moses Brown School Tabor Academy at Tabor 39 Governors Opponents 6 7 12 0 18 6 6 1 2 6 Q6 12 7 13 7 73 65 :f,...:---. ... .. .. A I I .:.-.. . , -11'L'gf-Z'yC. 'f--I .'L3'-l'.'ki 37!xf1 .'.l I ,, , f ' 5-1-:,::g,.,x . ,F-...Q Wl..fj-nv...-I ,,-..: -P J .a':'2n-12912. ' 'ffsafij-QR .-,':: 7'7ff5:Ff.f.+f:i:,. di: v.-..-.r.:'..-:-- --:t.L.gf-gl -,gui-,-.Q--' -,-1.- :,,-q, .:.-. - . . .. . .... . . ., . - , - v N e X x XX ' g f X f' ' . ' ' R , N N X I . ' 1' '- I . - I T - . -Xt - ' ,YN B ,'.' 5- i F ' ' ri , .- - : i 7 O 8 - f 1 X X X X X X X I I I f, ff X , , Zz ZZ! xx X X NX x X X ' f f , , f' 1 , X X N X X s ,P 1 X ' f .' W4 f ' f f -XXX - XXX X . f v- ' 2 S X 'f' 0 f , Q 1 1.1 If X 4 : -Q 5 , ,, ixylf , 'pn ' I Xw 1 ' N V I The Football Season By SAM GVVYNNE At the beginning of the season, Mr. Sager and Mr. Palmer were blessed with an unusual amount of excellent backfield material. However, the pros- pects of a strong line seemed in contrast to the backfield. It was a light team as wellg and at Hrst, due to the constant juggling of positions, it seemed unbal- ancedg but as the season progressed each boy adapted himself to his berth and before the season ended one of the smoothest working teams which Mr. Sager has ever coached had been de- veloped. The season opened on September 30 when the team played Reading High School on Morse Field. Governor Dummer scored first when center George Douglas, intercepted a pass and lateralled to Captain Young who ran fifty yards to score. The conversion failed, and at half time the count stood SHEPHERD SIKES at 6 to 0. In the fourth period, Reading Captain-Elect marched seventy yards down the field for a touchdown. A perfect place kick put the visitors in the lead 7 to 6, and the game ended shortly afterwards with the score unchanged. On October 7, the Governors opposed Middlesex in a game which the Red and Whites won by the score of 12 to 0. In the first period, Shep Sikes took a twenty-five- yard pass from Bots Young to scoreg and in the third quarter, George Douglas made a diving interception of a Middlesex pass and ran sixty-five yards to score. One of the outstanding players of the game was lineman Frank Hinkley, who made at least half of the down-field tackles. The Kimball Union team came up to South Byfield on the 14th of October for the third home game. The scoring started when Shep Sikes crossed the end stripe standing up. Bots Young then broke away for a twelve yard run and another touch- down. The final tally came when Shep Sikes ran 60 yards to score. The game ended with the final score of 18 to 6 in the Governor's favor. 40 V o ' - 'W' .,., za- .. ,. . .. . . ., , ,., , . . ,. 'W . ,. 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This sc-orv lim-cl up tln' f'0lllIl, unlil Nlillon 1-rossc-ml our goul linv ullvr 1'4-1-rwc-l'ii1g il, lninlmlc. K4-illi .lolinson :intl Vnpluin Young lmotll pluyx-ml outslznuling lmll, liul lit-orgv Douglas wus lln- lu-sl pluyz-r ol' llu- lm-ann. 'Flu' linul scorv: Milton IQ, Governors li. Un Nf!Y'l'IIllDl'I' 4-lli, an lllllll'l'C2lll'll Most-s llrown lc-:nn opposwl tlu- lion-Visors on Morsv Fit-ld. lfvitli .lolinson opt-In-ll llu- sc-oring wlu-n lu- 1-ruslu-fl otl' lan-lilo for six points. ln tlu- sc-1-ontl pt-rioml, Douglas sc-orwlzuinl Host-s Ilrown Cilllll' lim-k lo scorn' lwforc- tlu' liull' Ollllvtl. Tlu- ganna- 1'lllll'll :Ls Most-s lost lln- lrzill lo lln- Govt-riiors on our six-yzml lino. Tlu- final sc-orv was I2 to 7 in our favor. The Hnzil gzunv of tlu- yt-an' wus ut Tzilnoi' on Novvnilwr lltli. Bots Young sc-on-ml in tlu- opvning pcrioll. Johnson rippc-cl away in tlu- ncxt for 21 twm-nty-yzirel touvlulown run. In thc lust pcriocl, Tabor scorn-cl: znnl tliv gzunv cnflul witli tln- sc-orv at I3 to 7 for thc- Govt-rnors. Tlu- Govt-rnors pluyccl tlu-ir lu-st gamc ol' tlu- sm-ason against Tabor and thc stars wcrv Brad Rolmcrts, Shep Sikvs, :intl Paul VVitliington. At the fall mlinncr, it was 2iIlIl0llIlCl'fl tlizit tlu' Nlost Yuluzilrlc Plz1y4-r trophy went to Bots Young and that thc ncxti yt-zii s captain will lwSl1vpSikc-s. ll 5F.'l::r,..,.:,LzvH,.. . ,, , U H U-WL.-,,t,,1.4...l ,Q .., wil ,J M V A 4... 14-.,x .1 ..--it -5.3 In V. ,Z 1.2.3 A-?4.,...L ,,:., my-Q r ' - ,is--1--.'-, ,.fi:2e'qf,-:Ky tl V, wg.: .. -3 ,ff .'1-1-,.1:.:',f.-j0g-- new 1-if ' -.Q . . f -,.,g-rg J.. : 'H'-x .. -..-,-,-, - - --:np-gf-2 f'M.:2?,- 1'-,-.-1...v-.y.',--ltf.:-.f, i i WC K, I. 1 ,- ..- ...f E 'T' ..- js..- ec'-if If AZ ..., ,L .. . F72 is ,ICIJ ok' Pj-I 2,96 ,. .Sgt Lf' 71 755 lvfm -F-Z.-1' -E025 gf- LV! Zi' L E1'.d .5220 H-- fzqmw VE5 , EQ' . :mg ' ,wi Luci 62'- 9:3 ru, u-173.5 4'j'E' ,Pir- :Cie :qw ,., 4529 Wx: :Eg 'Egg x-EA: U54 , . E55 E: 'Sn :Til :-:S ,Q-'ia -K-.SZ Q1 w C s.. L E 41 :v as Q Lf 01 R F1.l',gf . 'R' 2 1 . .fx-In , H 'fix X ,. 1,.-.wk 'wh'-,HQ , 1 , K-'uf w AQ.v-'.1x ' 1 - A I . .J i x i 4 Q 1 ,XCR A 6 A. 1- - -pw-. , . , q5il.Y7lQ'7'3 ,?-ings, I ecnagfu-'. v':':x-. .s.crX-.f :SQ .33 ,f 77 ' f I, .1 V XX- 'xx ., 'A he 4 ': S .x ' f 1 ' ' .' i X, gr , , ex: X x , '10 ,ix -X - 1 ---. Y ls ' - .V ,, NJ 5 .- 'ls' TI: : X - 4,.l1 -- .Q A . V N B ,, 1708 The Soccer Team ROBERT W. WAIJGH, Captain and Left Inside LYMAN K. STUART, JR., f'apta1'n-Elect and Left Outside RICHARD W. AKENHEAD, Left Halfback WARREN A. ELLSWORTII, JR., Left Inszde GEORGE E. BROWN, Left Hatfbaclc CARL F. EVELEIGH, JR., Right Inside EDGAR S. CATLIN, JR., Right Fullback JOHN A. MORGAN, II, Right Halfbacl JAY C. CURTIS, Right Inside WALTER W. NICHOLS, Right Outside BRADFORD H. DAVIS, Goal MIGUEL ORTEGA, Center PRILBRICK T. DENNETT, JR., Center Half. ALBERT F. STATLER, Left Fullbar-k Ocotber 4 October 11 October 14 October 23 October 25 November 4 November 1 1 -.--,,..,..,5,4,. .5...1..- .. . Q 2 122:51i55i::5g-5.25913 5125-515 P. 1-, 11.-ff:-sz-'-ff..-rf -. ua.-1,--.'.-5 -fix, :.2..:f.1,-rr-vp.:-i'....g.:'..-.-1., BREWSTER JAMESON, Manager THE SCHEDULE 1944 Govern ors Uppo n ents Harvard BU 0 Phillips Academy 0 Belmont High School 2 Milton Academy at Milton 1 Phillips Exeter at Exeter, N. H. 0 Medford High School 1 Tabor Academy 0 4 43 I I,-.,.,.,3.'.g'.y.-..-g.' ,-,.,, ., , --.'...-,-1'-.-74.5t.gw--I , .. ., ., .. .hc nw .:.--. .4 - ------A..-V11 A A .-.:.r.-' I --.cf-:fr- ,..-.f..:. q. ' ffl-'.f5'I :'N.'. xi: ':.':'f -Pike I ..,3,L 15.,q,- ., 3 .5 , ,. f., 27 U 9 ' 'Wt 42.1 . .-1- , , , . W . . ,....nr-5-fa11,-sglefiyczvi 5 1-, - Ari .njfgfl-i X .'-1 - .4 I ' ..'.'Qf'.x,':'. 5-111-55-gf:..'.', Q1fg.y5.:5...::7-:ln JK -' . V- ' ' .vp -- . -' - -' A N -. f-gf.,-,I 1-.Q -:rr '.-:.'fr.-:u..g ' ' i' ' 'A' ?,, .-:fl-..-gl-l-' .-''--'T-,'-VT'1 li'-''fitQ?.f!i'.t :i:''-':: '.7: - 'x 'S X '- X X X XXXN f f f X I f I g ,V I 'Z Z Xxfixx Xix :XX x X xQ 5-3 , ' !,! zzz, ff If 5 X N a X X X N - 2 1 X f 1 , , iv 1 ', - X X X ' 4 Xe Q, X . '. '. Z if. 1 S' ' ' ,' - 5 - Y 4 - N 1 . , , X 1 4 i f X X S X 5:0 ' X N 1 L 5 - 1, ' 'A , ff - S - 1 x 'Q .I J. ,. 'T f O 1 f 4.11.17 f .- F.: 1 , Q., I 703 Nj-5 : v XM W . The Soccer Season By GEORGE DUFFY When the 1944 soccer season opened, the prospects for the team were not too bright. There were only four lettermen returning: Miguel Ortega, Pete Den- nett, Tim Catlin, and Captain Bob Waugh. The first game was played against a very strong Harvard B Team and the Governors lost by a score of 5-0. The team showed a great deal of im- provement against Andover, but were defeated 5-0. The next game was also lost to Belmont High by a 3-2 score in a thrilling game. Miguel Ortega scored both points for the Red and White's. Next the team travelled to Milton. The final outcome was Milton 2, Gov- ernors l. The team had a great many chances to score in this game, but good plays on the part of the Milton goalie thwarted them. The following Wednes- day the team lost to a very superior LYMAN K' STUART, JR- Exeter Team, 6-0. In this game, the Captain-Elect Governors played their best game of the season and gave Exeter a battle throughout. The next game the Red and Whites were again on the tail end when Medford High defeated them 4-1. Again Miguel Ortega was the point man. Striving desperately for a victory, the team was defeated in their last game with Tabor Academy, Q-0. Although the team was winless this year, each and every boy on the squad gave everything that he had with a willing spirit. The individual improvement as well as the team improvement was very evident: and the coaches, Mr. Navins and Mr. Stone, were very proud of this team. Captain Bob Waugh was a very able leader as well as one of the best men on the field. Pete Dennett was a bulwark on defense and offense alike. Al Statler and Tim Catlin were outstanding at the fullback positions. The captain for next year, Chip Stuart, played an excellent wing position and Brad Davis in the goal was remarkable. As most of the teamn will be returning next year, the outlook is very promising for a good season. 44 1 ,, f. X A 'ea X X . xr'-, '-- f 1 , ,' f ! , X F -K . 5 r X. -X X X X x33 - , ff , I J, 1 ui: , - ,,-' 'xi is X Q XX X N .- ,- f Z x,f. s ,.p,. -,, N 5 4 , x In x, . 4 . 4 , Z , ,S Z X N - 1 5 .X gp - x A' , , . ....- ' , , , A ,'1upy. I of 'A we . me -.A H -' W n ' W The Hockey Team PAUL WITHINGTON, f'uptuin and Wing ORMSTON ALDRED, llaptain-Elect and Defense BRADFORD H. DAVIS, Goal HoovER C. SUTTON, JR., Wing PHILBRICK T. DENNETT, JR., Defense PETER R. SUTTON, Wing E. ASHLEY EAMES, II, Wing ALLAN H. TEEL, Wing DANIEL M. HALL, Wing B. BOTSFORD X'OUNG, JR., Venter IIICHARD MCCUSKER, l 'enter BRADLEY H. ROBERTS, M annger THE SCHEDULE 1945 Governors Opponents December 28 Milton Academy at Boston Skating Club 4 1 December 29 Thayer Academy at Boston Skating Club 2 0 December 30 Belmont Hill School at Boston Skating C lub 2 6 January 10 Browne 8z Nichols School at Browne 81 Nichols 5 2 January 13 Middlesex School 1 1 January 20 Thayer Academy 2 1 January 23 Stoneham High 2 9 January 24 Brooks School at Brooks Q 1 January 27 Noble and Greenough School 2 Q January 31 Brooks School 6 3 February 3 Belmont Hill School 1 6 February 7 Milton Academy at Milton 1 1 February 16 New Hampton Academy at Hanover Q 5 February 17 Tilton Academy at Hanover 12 0 February 17 Mount Herrnon Academy at Hanover 1 6 45 44 45 A ,,-, ., ,-:,:-- :1'L'-:-:- - 'f-12:'f l'Ei1f2iiE?iwiiff? mgzgz-4?..a'f-i29.f ' fffiaf-.-. :1'gp'2Q-W -r:.- iffssvkf 1-1: QS' f-.wzfrv ' - .-5 rf. -.f -1:-'5's1i .1:: fiiisri-5. 4.1-' rf-: -2 F 'Rh Dwvam .-:.::a,uu-.'.-.-.:.:'- -' '-:jg1.i:.3 A-:gg-...gsm ::..1:fI,'55':J, ,-,.,-3-:L-g,r.'.z :: 4-6 K .., ,,.., , , 5,5 1 , , ,, , ,i E .- 5 1: ... 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In this series the Governors won from Milton and Thayer, hut lost in the linals to a strong Belmont llill team. During the regular season the team looked good against all its opponents. Un January 10th Bots Young skated a one-man show against Browne and Nichols as he whipped in all live goals for a 5-Q triumph. ln the next game a last minute goal hy Young gave us a l-1 tie with hliddlesex. Thayer Acad- emy was the next victim, as they were , defeated in overtime, 2-1. Three days I later we entertained a very strong sex- tet from Stonehani High. Their superi- PAUL lY1THINGT0N ority was evident as they chalked up a l'apta1'11 9-Q win. The next day the team edged out a strong Brooks team, Q-1. On January 27th we tied Nohle and Greenough on goals hy Dennett and Tecl: and on the following VVednesday we routed Brooks again hy 6-1. The team was handicapped hy the illness of our goalie, Davis, hut his substitute Ash Eames, did remarkably well. t'pon completing this schedule, the Governors were invited to a hockey confer- ence at Dartmouth. Here the team did well in spite of losing two out of three games: to New Hampton, 5-921 and to Blount Hermon, 6-lg while we routed Tilton, 12-0. The season as a whole certainly was a very successful out-.eaniong the he-st in the School's history. Captain Paul Yvithington led and guided the team as though inspired. Bots Young, Allen Teel, Pete Dennett, Urmie Aldred, and Brad Davis as goalie, all will be remembered long hy those who watched them. The younger players show fine promise for the future. iVarm thanks and sincere appreciation go to the coaches, Mr. Murpliy and Mr. Koslowski. whose patience, understanding and skill are beyond praise. 47 , ,N 11 nf 'e. , ,V , , .h 'Hts Q ..,,x.1d.., 1 'YN 1-.,,..e1.-:ff . . e 4 gf, rw , x, -X X ' x, X X f 1 X' ' - 1' 1 X x X N X X X X XX A, M- , f , i X X 5 Q - ,xx I f 2. , Z' iv'Q f ' ' ', Z, f z - R X g X 59 . 1 - , . ' f q , f -- -N 3 11 ,- f , , 'Q' t? - 9.1 : i-5 A xfl: X X X X X f ff ,f ff fr X. R xx X XT XX xx QXW5 ffff rf . ' v 1' 1 4 'g X X N r , 1 ' sl 1 4 , ug ' f 'I I7 . 1 u ' I W 4-8 '. ' 1 4 1 Q s YKQQH , ... om '- 5 L : c I : E hi I1 , EE -.- im' nl: 42 '2 Z: .,.,,, E6 54. Ilgixd v--: fc EE '19, -:fm : . -'Tl' FF-E '21 I-Ti :Ti Nd vfl' '-55 E9 H.. 42 5.25 :.: bi-4 Lai' :fa .i-:rl gb yi. 'E 'Tn , ..- J..-. Q: 5:5 EE S:- A-45 EQ EE ugw 241 . o m l P ,B x , Q :, 7' 571' .- Q - ., , .X .41.1:7.5-g-E1fffQ'3?QYi'lif 'V ' - - ', - . , - , , ,-1-rf-'-29 :wp - 1.1--,gg.4,:2 ,g.--8,.4-,'-'gg,g-,f-.1-rg., ,W , , Figfl, .1 Q, ,l h h IV HW, .mgqi ,Ai ?..IVf6,.:+,-if 4Vl,,,.,14,,?r, V 1 . '- '- - . :W 1- -f -.,::f,-4:.',r,:'11.-nn.-9-.1,,4',.,. f'-1515,-: f 1 Z' 1' 4. I. f Zff, If. X, .hx c x 'X K. X x. XXX A if 1 x f f X A O - ' xg 'E x x SX x X X 'J-3 A f 1 , ,, - , sl 1 A, EN:-XEX ,gxx . xx . . 3 1- ,ff X , A f X 5 , - .S S i -L Es - X 5 .- 'Q 1 , p f 2 - , ,. , 2 , 41- j if 1 S Q S, - X XJ N . ..,-.,- ' f' : , ni uqgvioy' 'A 1-B--. , , . l x ..::N . ixl 7CJ8 1 E P' 1 I E. - v The Basketball Team GEORGE S. DOUCLLAS, Faptain and Guard THOMAS D. BROWN, II, Guard FRANK H. HINCKLE1', JR., Center Louis W. IIAMPER, JR., Forward KEITH A. JOHNSON, Forward WARREN E. IIILL, JR., Forward WARREN G. SYMONDS, Center January January January January February February February February February March March Ycfi'f??!cTgQ'v Lg. .-.,...c..1.,-35.0 ...,. ,-M.-,1,.,.. , U...-..v .-,.::,-L...'I'-'jg'-'I-.544 . ?1g51Qgil,?5g21 il YH Z-'E J: -an mn ra-1'ia'.a ROBERT R. SIMON, Manager THE SCHEDULE 1945 Governors Opponents Rockport High School 30 17 Reading High School 43 26 Story High School 39 34 Reading High School at Reading 31 Q7 Thayer Academy Q9 31 Harvard B at Harvard 30 55 Milton Academy at Milton 34 38 Kimball Union Academy 37 26 Tabor Academy 27 37 St. Mark's School at St. Mark's 36 38 Winchester High School 53 54 389 383 49 '..,. ,'.- f3-fe1::-3n2Pisf'i:r1S2- '-1-eini:22ri!l1.i5fzzEl-5: x XX 5 3 NX ' LB... r,' O8 ,N 'R f f ' - f Y N T f- X' '- X xxx XXX X .1' n.. I I X' I f f ff X, 1 I ' X 1 x Q ix X T ig - V X, X X .'.gh'. .5 K I ff X f f ., , vi z 1 I I nr -, g . ,, .- - , , , , X 5 xx 4 xy xx X 'm X , . .IA 1 ,Q Z ilf. X, .- 9 ' -rw e X x- X c .0 -e N - L '. . - 1 , y , A . X FQ : ' ' f v - f ' 1 v 1 - R ' 3 , .. - '-N if I ,. -,U h X : ?. I 7 X Q .. - xr , g. X . v I - I The Basketball Season By TIINI CATLIN This year Coach Navins was faced with the prospect of the return of only one letterman, Warren Hill,-a diffi- culty soon overcome with the appear- ance of George Douglas, Keith John- son, John Kimball and Lou Hamper, and three boys from last year's squad, fTom Brown, Frank Hinckley, and Warren Symonds. The season was satisfactory from the coach's point of view, since, of six losses, four were not decided until the last sixty seconds of play. This team had so much spirit and were so keyed up before the games by their desire to win, that their play was sometimes affected. The year opened with a home game against Rockport High. Our team showed its superiority by winning 30 y t to 17. George Douglas and Keith g WM, gg -MJ Johnson were conspicuous by their offensive play, with Tom Brown excel- GEORGE Sf DOUGLAS ling in the defense. The Governors Captain. then entertained the Story High quintet of Manchester in a thrill- packed game showing surprising power. The score was our way, 39 to 34. And again George Douglas was largely responsible for the Governor's victory with his out- standing offense. The most exciting game of the season was the last one played on the home court when the team gave battle to a strong Winchester High team, and lost 54 to 53. Throughout the season, the leadership of Captain George Douglas held the team in the fight through many a trying time. His offensive play kept the team on its toes, and his scoring power was a constant threat to the opponents. Hinckley, Brown and Symonds developed into extremely valuable players as the season advanced, especially good off the backboards. Hill and Hamper were very good deceptive ball players and set up many of the baskets. Johnny Kimball gave a most creditable account of himself and was a very valuable reserve. Though the majority of the first team will graduate, it is hoped that next year again Governor Dummer will be able to turn out a team that will make as fine a record. 50 i , . , ,.. -. ' A f -- . . . J..--I - V. , . . X '. . 4 4.1.--. .,.- ',.1:.-..:g'- -..- . F The Wrestling Team MIGUEL ORTEGA, 135 lbs., Captain ALDEN S. HUFF, 155 lbs. ARCHIBALD J. KINGSLEY, 1.45 lbs. ARTHUR S. PAGE, JR., 121 lbs. ROBERT J. SCRIBNER, Unlimited SHEPHERD SIKES, 165 lbs. WILLIAM E. SILVER, 112 lbs. ROBERT S. STEINERT, JR., 145 lbs ROBERT W. WAUGH, 128 lbs. IRVINE F. WILLIAMSON, 175 lbs STANLEY A. HAMEL, Manager THE SCHEDULE 1945 Governors Opponents January 924 Phillips Exeter 6 31 February 3 Roxbury Latin School at Roxbury 7 Q3 February 10 Milton Academy at Milton 0 39 February 17 Phillips Academy 8 24 .February 24 Tabor Academy 15 16 36 133 51 , --Xi ,f , f f If 1 4 .-I pf' 1 1 11- , N- V' f f , f f' .' 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M- v- e W The Wrestling Season By Trio Mix:-in v - - . l nder the direction ol Nlr. Kle- Knight assisted hy Mr. Sager, our team laced a very strong and experi- enced series ol' wrestling opponents this year. At the heginning ol' the season there were some ol' the greenest possible hoys out for the sport: and the time was very short for the coaches. ahle as they were, to work them into shape. Wiith hut three weeks hefore the match with Phillips Exeter, Voach lNlcKnight drove the boys relentlessly in order to get them in condition. In our first meet, January 24-th, against Exeter, Vaptain Ortega and Bill Silver were the only two victors for G.D.A. and the final score stood at 31 to 6 for Exeter. Two weeks later the team was de- feated hy Roxbury Latin in a match in which Bob YYangh won two points. lxIIGl'EL QJRTEGA On Fehruary 10th the team wrestled flllpflllill one of the most experienced squads in the country: and we were very handi- capped, as neither of the coaches was ahle to he there. The team, however, made a good fight under the guidance of Miguel Ortega and inspired by the statement of the two substituting coaches, hir. Vnrrier and lNlr. Navins, who said: Wie think that you can win if you just get out there and stay on top. The final score was Milton 39 and the Governors 0. l The fourth meet was with Andover, on February ith. Ortega gained a decision and Shep Sikes pinned his man. The final score was 24 to 8 in favor of Andover. The team wound up its season with a meet against. Tahor here. Although the Governors won more single points, the opponents won the match hy the small mar- gin of 16 to 15. The loss of this match was due largely to the fact that Bob Scrihner pinned his man just one second after the time limit had run out. It is hoped that next year, with the return of more experienced boys, Governor Dummer wrestlers will bring in more points. 53 'fij'?f'.1Z735,E',-'.'.:1.,jL,1, l V V - I I. , I, .-.gxfpgv :i,Q,'-Q c 1 4 ':'ij I f.f.t--,J 1'-'61 . :': f-.-':-- '-Y r,-.1 a 12:11.11- -'-g,. 'H--:.'- . 'Rm :.a..5 1' , ' e-g-,Q,2,5l- ,j.y: ,l',-ggcfilgh .Q rj- Y x X S fi ,Vx X xx I XX , f , X f f z Z f X' f' 1 A X- , xvvsmg ,f ,A ,af I 'K I -A 'I I N .' - , , f -f ' f 14 ' -f XX Xxx ,F Q XX X -'A 3 f X! Z' say. X 4.4 ' . 1 iff' S NS 4 x , X f QM - N ,V ',, ' , 4 1 , An 'a - X X six N-A 39 - X ' - B , , , . - W 1'.lg' .-f - Y - 4 x ,V 'Q .yy Q ,Q 1 N, , f axylf f ,J Q- F361 if : BQ I J X 5 d - W CAPTAIN B. BOTSFORD XYOUNG, JR. Baseball CAPTAIN ARCHIBALD J. KINGSLE1' Track P 54- 4 -,I 1 . - 'VW O l'l 'P . in V ' , 1 f ,.. ..,.....'.gxgx-.: .-, , . N , ,I , A A, , . , I V I,-..,.-.gf-.y:gp:.g,pv,-,I . , , . , ,K Lf.-I 5 . I - j.',-5-,j-l3.,qu .-g-1-.',.-.--,17g',,g . , I . I .l xg 3 . j I- , , ff f , J I f,-- ,, ' 'r :. '-::'.14,.'g,I 419: 'W llibikf. 'l A ' -.ffl , f I ' - S' I '- 7 -Yi li 'Q-1-l-Q ..' Q 'f 7 'f4.'7. ff!',i'35f!i ':'':'. :'::?:':5 I X 533 ff B x nhl I 7 O8 ' -if 'XA f A A f . ' f ff A 4-v . .2 ., K i -X R X ' 1,, , A N 4 I l 4 f ,i ' D' A ,Q A AN A - A A . ,, qw, -s ff, -' WS' - if : ' X ' I QQE W 6'AP'rA1N ALBERT F. S'rA'rL12:R T011 I1 is VAPTAIN BRADFORD H. DAW'IS Lflcroxxv 55 f Q 1 A - -'v'.-'K- .' '- -3. .':': -'ff' 1 .z, , , N- ...ff Q -I .A '.'.':',r-A --l,'-Z 1Hjf2'?1 '-'-5:5:7'2,2f5. ' ' 415515:-','.'i3,'!f?Qf'FiQiQ-,fi -'-' 75 A ''-.-Wir -:': l',f1Tf2'I 'fn - f, - ,I -in A-521'-P.-.4-1 f N 4.1 ,' , jf J V I I l l fy 1' ily 5 , f 1 fl , -M I If V gg If f is -' W. X U' .y 1 JMJQJ ,' ,' .1-ll JA L , qi F ,, f If 'I ff g H1 w V 1 H if'f f f W ' .hx Q24 J Wx-,HW , ' Ei? 11 lL,4,f,f 131311 flgfqj ' iii: 113. ' 'a-WF 4 wif, f iff'-FH 'fgiiib TAG fig f if gf 'A l-552 f,-'512 M U'1 EIR? NJ A f ' E510 wx CD :U VW EIEQW h X' ,O N f.rT5': -, -X sri? -,g-X, X 1 '-N- 'L ' 5 X 'v 4 -I NAI-pf E-'g ff! 17z e3,:f:-A L- . 1, K My T.-'iff' '- -1.1 .' Zfqf5QLLf- EIL ' 4 1:f..Q2f -,f L -rffq ,nl-ffj Y fs 1,161 ,ffvx , Uh TX X K 973-film' X. gg , 3 3 'ggi i,la?1PEi.fx ' ffxwgfjai , Q- xl 14 f X X g 'JDM Q .Q I '.2Qg2 f pi: 537531. , 1,1 ' uf 4 . l M73 b' Q T Y 4? X A K Q1 . I i. :rg . ,I -V'-4ni'?'5 '1- ' N t 'f'11flI.'. A :Z i J, '31 Aff,-LE.z:, .QQQQ , ' ,R , BackRou':lVIago11n, Huff, Guudin, Gwynne. Dufrenier, Duffy, Hamper, Maxson F1r.vf Roux' Page, Tee-I, Hmckley, Brown, G3 Young, Johnson, Alden. Douglas, Vat 'x ij,-3 ,.. X X533 XLJ3.. U' l708 .-x . x xx -X .xg XL X X X - 1k g4,,v f f ff, 1 'lf X X A ! ' in 'I A Y, 1 g X - NN BX. '. XX X X 'N X -Af '- . f 1 , . X , -' f , 'S S S X .,. . f f 1 ' Wu -' - - A. A x X , W A f f .- f . a 1 , X X -x xi ., 4 . .f u 0 4 xc:-X -ge Q NX. . 1 . . ff fi ' ef, ' 3 S K 5 x X Q' X , '- . 0 R -- ' , 1 ,, --, ' S ' ' Q: , fe if ' 'xvll I KN , . , . M .- Qu . , : 'N X -. Y . .Pg X V V . I The Baseball Team B. BOTS1-'ORD XJOUNG, JR., Clllitflllll and Shortstop BRADFORD F. ALDEN, Ougield GEORGE E. BROWN, Third Base EDGAR S. CATLIN, JR., Pitcher GEORGE S. DOUGLAS, Ouyield GEORGE E. DUFFEY, II, First Base FRANCIS G. DUGRENIER, Oumeld E. ASHLEY EAMES, II, Second Base PAUL B. GAUDIN, Ougield SAMUEL C. GWYNNE, JR., Ouzyield DANIEL M. HALL, Second Base LOUIS W. HANIPER, JR., First Base FRANK Il. II1NcHLEY, JR., Ullmflll CHARLES HCJITSTON, JR., Third Base ALDEN F. HUFF, Pit:-her KEITH A. JOHNSON, Catz-lzer THOMAS MAGOUN, Pitcher EDGAR P. MAXSON, JR., Pitcher ARTHUR S. PAGE, JR., Shortstop ALLAN H. TEEL, First Hose C. BENSON BIRDSALL, Manager PHILIP E. SAXE, Manager RICHARD A. STAHL, Manager BENJAMIN B. TOWNE, JR., Manager THE SCHEDULE G.D..4. Opponents 'April Milton Academy at Milton 6 4 April Noble and Greenough School 4 ' 11 May Groton School 0 4 May Belmont Hill School 5 13 May Thayer Academy May Kimball Union Academy May Reading High School May Stoneham High School June Swampscott High School June Deerfield Academy 57 , -- f , . I , ' 1 ' 1 . , 1 ,, , , .. fx,-47,2 f 1 , XV. - , --1 -4-1 -4 9 C1 Q1 w r-1 C ,- f- .- I m ,- ..- 'if 5 -1 Q Z .-E --f Fur IIIPFS, il H mb 'h:mn0n. VVGI h 2: Q I 'k 5. Q: Q 58 i fl! .iff iciqgfai I xii-.,1Y1,,-3.x'f4:'A alibris '- ' , A 4. mx-4wi5+' , 4 155:-3fv?z5w'1'1 . 5,- x 1, , .4 if f An, N , F 6 cu A. ... L- if Z 'z .. m .J Qa if in cd W : S' V Ga 0-4 I 5 L4 ': .- Il Jaques Swanso Knott mr: Adams, Yvarfl, Mixer, R wnrl .- 1 Draper, VYiHi:nuson. C P.: Stevens, ngsley, Sutton, Atkins, Ki Razr: Akenheafl, Kelly, Nic-hols, sf is rr. i? F 1' r Se 'Jim . , - , U., -V A A , , pi X, ,, 1 ,.. ' s ,, ...,-A.,,,.-iJ3,A,4,,L,?,...7,- ',4,Lf -ff, 2 l .Y1,.v,.ll, V I I I, . -T' X rd-Y. 1 NE ,fy ,f , f 5 3, I I1 7.1 A.AVf,n ,E ' ,gp --LN , e,r1,l,,H.3,li Ek X 5 , , . S 5 '53 N B Hoe fl .N K -S1 - x .X X . . ,X K Egg 1 , , f if ,f X X, I , R-N, N -L' fx -.X XXX '. ' ff -' -f ' 1' 5 ' . f XL X . . -L , Q., A , 1 . - . nl-. S -LA M- - XX .9 - Xe . X , . ,- : V .- ' , , Y 4 -. ' I -X ' Le-1 H. 'S . L .. '-Wx' f . l 1 ln 4' Q P061 . x X-. f , W The Track Squad ARCHIBALD J. IQINGSLEY, l'apfa1'n J. QUINCY ADAMS, JR. RICHARD W. AKENHEAD FRANCIS H. ATKINS, III ALEXANDER F. DRAPER ALVIN FIRTH WARREN W. FURTH JOHN S. GILLIES, JR. RICHARD C. HINNERS EDWIN L. HUBBARD VERNON W. JAQUES H. LAURENCE JENKINS, JR. DANA R. KELLEY JAMES M. KNOTT D. STUART LAUGHLIN, JR. BENJAMIN H. LAWWILL RICHARD E. LEAVITT CHARLES C. MCLAUGHLIN THEODORE G. MIXER WALTER W. NICHOLS LEON L. NOYES JOHN R. SHANNON SHEPHERD SIKES WILLIAM E. SILVER ROBERT R. SIMON ROBERT S. STEINERT, JR. BURLEY C. STEVENS CHARLES C. B. STEVENS PETER R. SUTTON LAWRENCE L. SWANSON JOHN W. THIBODEAU WILLIAM A. WARD RALPH A. WEBB, JR. IRVINE F. WILLIAMSON JOHN W. ANNAN, JR., Marzager EDWARD D. BRAZIER, Manager STANLEY A. HAMEL, Manager JOHN E. VEASEY, Manager THE SCHEDULE G.D.A. Orpzzonents April 25 M.I.T. Junior Varsity 44 64 May 5 Deering High School 87 30 May 12 Dover High School May 19 Private School Meet May 26 Milton Academy 59 , bidi W I l X .IL I .'E1,:N-i 1 f ' f V. U ., -A-Q ,hr Y , ', Jr1, 7-ii J -'--,AA C1 1 -Y f 4-- , -u1.M,,-,ju V- f,.,. . 4-3,-X wi' . P.,-.M 1' N fi iw 'x lr , Y N .5 YN v1 it 1: ,I 7: I 'N , F n : . : , , : . N E I u :f . 5 ff 'Q-: ', 5,2 5 'wg 1 3:14 l as- : :-4? 11 5:23 H EET 1' P55 ' ,4 C 5-if: Q ning 2, P.: EE 5' 22.-: V A I A, V1 , ,, , -'ij H 5 45 11 .ii- 5 'I iiff V! yi 1 15 Fm.: 'J A ., -5-,.:, 1, Aan ' .DQ -,Wi QL 15, f C :-4 -f L22 'V .':2 :' ' H, rf .:,- , ga it u' .-V' A-1 ,. r ,: ::f :'fE X BIZ lx Q-:Q r 5.3 553 H nik- m 71-- eyv - .VS ' .gg 'Hfri C 45 I 535' E' QEQ 1 MBE a '32 X asf: 1: DQQJLN --A Go 5 fl l ! n F I 1 N , W J ,,. rr R1 Jr 5115? W J . K N .,f1'T4' b 4' nf A Q.. fgf, , f. Q. . ,.,., .- - . A' '39, VL, ..., V. N If lf, 5, ,953 N . K, - 'V X'-dm. -' ,fy -'L ' 4 ,A '43 ,3'.-5',,'. :fr g,k.NQ ' -erpff' . , It th E m f 'if A -,,1,,, -a My . ,JAX .lf ' H f., vga' X ,...B.... 1. l708 X X x ik. 1 YA '+a,' 1 I ff' , If 1 f , f X ' . ' ,x ' S XX xx N, ON- f if , ,, , ' 1' -T il f i ir . XX XA, ,g.,b Q A 3 ,ff K. ,,,, , ... 1 - P ' si A N P -X A60 2 X N ' N - ' Y, ' 'I I , E- 1 'I '4 --: S-L R - SA 'N X - ,, A V NW ' N5 .- wav : '-- X . , ...mi W ' The Lacrosse Team BRADFORD ll. DAVIS, Goal and Vaptain ORMSTON ALDRED, Attack G. GORTON BALDWIN, JR., Midfield M. PAM BLUMENTHAL, Goal NORMAN G. BROWN, M icMeld GEORGE I. CORN, Midfield F. KENDALL CUMMINGS, Midfield J. JUDSON DEAN, II, Midfield PHILBRICK T. DENNETT, JR., M iafeld WARREN A. ELLSWORTH, JR., Mifweld RALPH E. HERTEL, Midfield ROBERT C. HILL, Midfield WARREN E. HILL, JR., Midfield PLATO H. KANGIS, Defense HAROLD S. KINGSLAND, Defense RAYMOND J. LYONS, Midfield DUNCAN H. NICCALLUM, Goal ILICHARD MCCUSKER, Ilttael: PETER M. MCMORRAN, M i1Meld DOUGLAS L. MILLER, Defense CHARLES L. MITL'HELL, Defense MIKIUEL ORTEGA, Micweld STUART H. OTIS, JR., Defense BRADLEY H. ROBERTS, Defense ROBERT J. SCRIBNER, Defense NICHOLAS P. STEIN, Midfield LEVITT STORER, Defense LYMAN K. STUART, JR., Attack E. LYNDEN WATKINS, Il, Mifbiield ROBERT W. WAUOH, Midfield PAUL WITHINGTON, Attack DONN H. WORTH, Defense JOSEPH L. HANNAN, Manager FRANK J. KENNEY, Manager - THE SCHEDULE G.D..4. Opponents April 21 Boston Lacrosse Club 7 13 April 28 Phillips Academy 3 14 May 9 Harvard May 12 Lawrence Academy May 16 Worcester Academy May 19 Kimball Union Academy May 23 Phillips-Exeter Academy 61 Aeeee I I I-ie M . V. x . x ' I ' I ' ' ' fx, Xxx 'XX A X- xxxxxyxx J V. 1 fff, , , ff!! i,.f!f X, 3 R Y xr , 'A XX-gh, rv ff If f -, f 1., ,f ,f 'X --.. - ., X, x X X xx . - , A 1 f f J? ., , 1 Z xx AY - EB- 'XD f if, xx X '. K 4. I xt Q ,f ' '.A',l ff - X - x ,p, - - . - L B . . . - 4 , I , - N X Sf , , ,xx :Q X 4: ' :T , n , 1 J V wtvhly, Z -f vos' : my ' Dx li f W 1vm'L'13on'.' Iximlmll, Hof'l'man, BY'0Hll,rIl.1xv9lf'l l, Eveleigl1,Barr, Hamlin. Hamburger Firsf It'ou'.' llenu-nway, Lautz, Statler, IA-vine, Allen The Tennis Squad ALBERT F. STATLER, Ca tain P SAMUEL M. ALLEN ROBERT S. BARR THOMAS D. BRONVN, II SHERMAN H. TJAMON VARL F. EVELEIGH, JR. VVALTER J. HAMBURHER, JR. RUSSELL E IIAROLIJ P. EIJXYARIJ C 1 HAMLIN. JR. HARROWER. JR. ITAYNES. JR. BREWSTER R. HEMENWAY HERBERT D. HOFFNIAN ALLEN B. HUGHES JOHN F. IQIMBALL JOHN VV. LAUTZ HERBERT J. LEVINE A. GORDON PRICE WARREN G. SYMONDS JOSIAH H. WELCH SAMUEL M. ALLEN, Manager THE SCHEDULE G.D.A. Opponents Flay IQ Brooks School M ay I9 Thayer Academy Blay Q3 Brooks School 62 . 'Q ', !: w '--L ' ' 14g23:i'f ' -3.1.-.-9-?. ,-.-,ee 1 5 '53 Hoe . . f VN A Q 4'-I W . . AQ' 4 ...Elf N ' vw 5- .- -5- i , , ' W! gr I ACUTI ITIE -f'-Nxtn . '- , fy?-w V, t H V , if .,- '. . , ' gag .51 -5-J '41, 'fi 7 , f f I-fa--f' i1tf'Ak ffkk' WJ 1 f wx I ,WN -1 L , 1 f X Z ,yn 4 -f YQ W, 4,7 4 , 5 ,. ..g.,q' .U-.N '-il. ,f-T' II N Z w -, 'N ,Z 1 5 15 1- -4 Q! , N T W1 .. ,. 3 1, :,,. V 51.1 N-' L : 1 .tif Z' .272 ! .:. ' : 1 4:-S ' LEE '- TJ EL: QQ? - pf-JE ,... : A.: H , ,: m .-Z: +,, F'-E :.. 1' gf.: .-7-E ' lf Q- ,, ,Q:.:? : -' MSE: N' I-45'-1 '5 Z6 i ' ..:..:: L- EK Q -g:: WN: Engng ff: EL- 'QF - 1: 5:14.15 Hi 'Zigi YH - 1, ' U Q 24: 11 K' ,, ' W: .ii2?J 1' 14 NN Lvl: and ,lg -:du-1 'Nf ff--ISS V54 'if' if ,1 .Lg ,f vifg- ,1 572: Q X' ?:?w2. 115 -u r ' WQ' 7.76 :Q Qu .E F! .Siem f :CCL if -4-, X 'f Z-fl LW ,gl Age' H gif'-5 li 262-jog 'V . H., 1 fix , .E -:E 49 41 -: :gg ib'T' 5 gui: 93 . -Ir, 4 f-5' ik 'Q5'E M -6 . 1 ,- am if dies'-5 WX 1! 555-2 ,ac-25 1'A 4-EC 4 'zigg i JL- , E5 Ji jj .,:f3 I4 :E '-ff: I :EE H -I -:: ,i 5 .QE lg F65 is ' E255 ji: : ' -fv1 3.:4 Z 3-.1-jf' il 2253, gy ' 64 Fungi'-ig Z4 'C'u'E5Q: I, , , T-IIE.. 7 NM Qagva X' ' kg, wJ- f 'ian 5,1-f W5 -ia-Cl in E, Jjnuzz In ', 5 N-ff-A -, N I - N-,K-' kfff , In , ' f'--5 ' 5' 'f'.,. l, 1,-' .fw+V?N'1-4 , - - 'TQ.Q6lf,ff ,.x' Iv:-,nxqif - ':.zIS9a.. 'f 1: M fix flip, n f'k1XCq'2 53 X112 XXXxXX X' ' f S 3 ' U 5 4 X J. N N 3 ,, 1708 Y I ' I 'V 3 , .5 ,N X .X X . . , I LQ 1 I , , fx, f Z. f X xx XX xg X x XX.. ,,. I 1 A , , , K IX. S A-, - S X gx:- 3 . ,ff , ,, ,.' 1-1 ,f ,- XN SN 'f-x X X , .Q f ,f ' ff 5' 4,.'.. ff X Xxx? - A '- 5 'g x , A ' . . ,' 4 7- ', 1 , X ., . ' - ' - v K- 39 4 .- ' .- ,, I 'ly' ' -Q s g .3 -A f- , Y 1 ,Q 5 ,. wi. 1 .K x A. , -- U The Glee Club 194-5 J BRADLEY H. ISOBERTS, I rvsu mzf RICHARD W. AKENHEAD BRADFORD F. ALDEN SAMUEL M. ALLEN FRANCIS H. ATKINS, III BRADFORD H. DAVIS WARREN A. ELLSWORTH, JR ALVIN FIRTH WARREN F. FURTH PAUL B. GAUDIN JOHN S. GILLIES, JR. DAVID P. GRAHAM SAMUEL C. GWYNNE, JR. LOUIS W. HAMPER, JR. JOSEPH L. HANNAN HAROLD P. HARROWER, JR. EDWARD C. HAYNES, JR. BREWSTER R. HEMENWAY RALPH E. HERTEI. JOHN K. HEYL FRANK H. HINCKLEY, JR. RICHARD C. HINNERS HERBERT D. HOFFMAN LON W. HOMEIER EDWIN L. HUBBARD ALDEN F. HUFF BREWSTER J AMESON KEITH A. JOHNSON PLATO H. KANGIS DANA R. KELLEY JOHN F. KIMBALL ARCHIBALD J. KINGSLEY JOHN W. LAUTZ IIERBERT J. IIEVINE EDGAR P. MAXSON, JR. CHARLES C. INICLAUGHLIN DOUGLAS L. MILLER JOHN A. IVIORGAN, II DEANE H. INJORRISON, JR. ROBERT H. REID HENRY M. SANDERS SHEPHERD SIKES ROBERT R. SIMON CHARLES C. B. STEVENS LYMAN K. STUART, JR. PETER R. SUTTON WARREN G. SYMONDS BENJAMIN B. TOVVNE, JR. JOHN G. T. VONSCHMID E. LYNDEN NVATKINS, II ROBERT W. WAUGH DAVID S. WILCOX IRVINE F. WILLIAMSON RAYMOND E. WILLIAMSON lllanagers EDGAR C. CARTNVRIGHT EDGAR S. CATLIN, JR. GEORGE S. DOUGLAS MIGUEL ORTEGA 'I:v.':. , - I -.21324'f.-1ffl'3?f5f'I.f1I 5-.,-,:.15.57,g-,-fL..'5552.1-1,-A5--a ':.,.,.,:-V If Y . kd- .:.:,.,:.5..1jI, V- . A ','-1:::..,..:..3-.VE t -,.. ' - -I?1::.f.m.I.!aw-:F!f,gQ:-1.'.r-,115.g..'s , ' ifV'-:i5,f:S1f,f,1-I.-':,....ff ' rw :.':1f:'z:-1-img.ral-:..1:.e'h'56:r:afszi. I J --':.LLg4:!,'.-.1123-, -1.-f-J...-3.-,-fffsf5f.'5.2: -x X , x XX ' A C . 1 Q ,:w55'f:'53 -. . , - - msg ' 4 lie , 1 Aif- N AQ'fg,.,:T 1 I i n ' 'gf - l : Q 1 it ' - I X X , f f f, I f f X, 1 I 1 f , X X X ' f 1 4 ' ' 1 X X s X X ' 1 4 , X 1 f f ,f , ' 2 X x X X g x,f Q I s . A Z S 4 x f if. X , , I I Z K X 'f' X u 1 1 h 1 1 Q X , 5 'A f S 5 I 1 - F061 E N W I W The Glee Club BY AL FIRTH The Governor Dummer Glee Club, directed by Mr. Arthur W. Sager, has one of the finest reputations of preparatory school glee clubs. The boys' great interest in this extracurricular organization may be estimated by the large number who go out for it in the fall term. Because of the large inflow of new boys in the club this year, hir. Sager had an unusually stiff job of training on his hands. This careful training by Mr. Sager and hir. Stone bore fruit in our first concert, in the Newburyport High School. Although this concert was earlier than usual, the reputation of the club was upheld by its grand work there. Three joint concerts were held by the club this year. The boys were hosts to Abbot Academy of Andover and Walnut Hill School of Natick. After each of these concerts, dances were held in the living-room of the Phillips Building. The Glee Club was also entertained by the Bradford Junior College. This concert was also followed by a dance. The highlight of the season was the concert at Symphony Hall in Boston where the Glee Club combined with fifty singers from each of the following preparatory schools: Dana Hall, Walnut Hill School, Pine Manor, The Beaver Country Day School, Phillips Exeter Academy. Phillips Academy at Andover, and Milton Acad- emy. Approximately three hundred voices blended with the New England Con- servatory Orchestra to present Mendelssohnls Hymn of Praise' to a highly appre- ciative audience. The annual Commencement Concert climaxed the Glee Club's successful sea- son. Bradley Roberts, elected president at the beginning of the season, proved to be very capable in leading the club through its successful season, and the splendid solo work of Shepherd Sikes and of Richard Hinners greatly aided the Club. THE SCHEDULE January 19th Benefit Concert at Newburyport High School March 3rd Joint Concert with Abbot Academy April '7th Joint Concert at Bradford Junior College April 14th Combined Concert at Symphony Hall April Qlst Joint Concert with Walnut Hill School 66 I . Q l U . W 1 ,I . . . . ,C.,,-.-.:.3.,:aa1gggeitqfxfiif 'iw kg, ' it i in V ,ggfgfg Qlf-,Q '-A,ji-:,1'!if'li5.',1Q7'fi2':i'.'g' f X S UV X LB... dh' 1708 , be A O ft X N- , X. f 'XXL f f f ' ,, ' ' ' , . 'X ' ,x f x , ' c 'X X X I - Vg' M.. l V 0 1 7 f D .X X X I , ,V A , 4 Q ,E A X - E - S x - A X ' - f f f , o ' . EDXA4 . g A ,secs , its X - . f, . 4 4 1 ' 1, - K N x,w - gp X X , , 1 7, 44 -E - . S- A .- .. -W 'I Fw A X- f I W The Governor Dummer Chapter of Cum Laude MEMBERS OF TIIE CIIAPTER Honorary ARTHUR WKJOLSEY EW'ELL GLENN TILLEY MORSE WALTER S. HINCHMAN JAMES IJUNCAN PHILLIPS JOSEPH WARREN HORTON WILLIAM ITUDLEY SPRAGUE CHARLES SAMUEL INGHAM FRANK SVVEENEY Faculiy EDWARD WILLIAMS EAMES, President BENJAMIN JOHNSON STONE, Secretary GEORGE CURE BRIGHT EDGAR DANIEL DUNNING HOWARD RODNEY EMERY THOMAS TNICCLARY MERL'ER JAMES WILLARD WILLIAMS ELECTIONS OF 1945 RICHARD ANDRENVS COUSINS ALVIN FIRTH TVARREN WOLFGANG FURTH JOHN SINCLAIR GILLIES, JR. BREWSTER WILLIAM JAMESON . The Governor Dummer Chapter of the Cum Laude Society received its charter on February 10, 1934. The purpose of the society is to promote scholarship and to recognize scholastic achievement. In secondary schools its function is, therefore, comparable to that of the Phi Beta Kappa Society in colleges. The by-laws of the society state that to be eligible for election a student must attain a minimum standing of eighty percent during his senior year and must stand in the upper Hfth of his - as s-. GEORGE VVILBER BICCLARY DONALD GERARD PALAIS ROBERT SHUMAN STEINERT, JR. RALPH AUGUSTUS WEBB, JR. IRVINE FREESE WILLIAMSON class. A three-fourths vote of the fac- ulty members is necessary for election: and the members are pledged to con- sider each candidate's record during the earlier years of his secondary school work, his diligence, particular abilities or deficiencies, and the nature and number of the courses on which his average is based. This year the annual initiation banquet was held on Friday evening, May 18. David McCord, poet, anthol- ogist, and editor of the Harvard Alumni 1 Bulletin was the speaker. Y IAM., 5---..-.--.-.-. ..,.. 4. --an -:'L'-::--- ,:'.'-'L-'-'1:'.'.-.-f' 'half-A -I-nf t.f.-- Q---4---1, -' '- .-: 3.::':'--.':'-' .. -. ' 11- . .f 1 1.4 1 ,. -J ::.1 4 . 5 7'.'.7f,:'5!!h:'-f'fI',m'!'-u I5,1fi:::'. f-iF: ' f1f' Ig':'q'.if7,'. 3' .RLKHHQL 153'-2'-..i 'F 'Sp-5 :.4,-rH.-A.I-:.nn',..-.1'.-.'1.: 1.-Hal.-51' -.-.-L--...za---:. -. .. z ..'.p,g..:,.,, - A , Q' Z' f ' , ,, , , - ,W A V J ,- .X J .'f,fAJ-, . f' ' JY' : , N, 1'2- J Y' - N' ' f --,'-rfff'.fm -a jj. ..i:f:'T f it,-150254 . 'Q Q- L'f fT' Tliirrl Hf7II'.' furtis. Gennner, W'illi:unson, R.: Duffy, G.: lvileox, Lautz, Stevens, C.: lvatkins, Cohn, Reid. Otis. Brown, N.: llznnburger Ser-nml Ifmr: Kenney. liawwill, Ortega. Knott, Houston, Hemenway, Herd, Hill, R.: Nichols, lvaugh, Hughes, Silver. Sanders, Stevens, B.: Deuble I 1'r.vl Roux' .Xkenhearh Towne, Scribner, xYllllHIIlS0ll, l.g Xylllllllglfjlll Young, Roberts, Vatlin, Jenkins, Furth, Vuinmings, Mc-Clary The Rifle Club BY MR. WILLIAMS The Rifle Vlub, newly formed this year, has thrived beyond all expectation. Its range on the hill south of the hockey pond has been used steadily all the year in spite of the fact that the shelter did not survive the gales in January. The f'lub's afliliation with the National Rifle Association enables it to buy ammunition and to present awards offered to junior members. One hundred thirty-five awards have been won, and some very skilled marksrnen have been developed. The C'lub expects to arrange matches with neighboring school clubs in the near future. 68 f F0 L 5,4 ' f ew, 4 l l i , l I T1 it ., . l i l 5 l ii 1. li p i I i l i 2 1 Qi ll ir I 1 I It i l I I I i il l E 1, lb ii it I . r S sn , . NNB , , - S. X C X, S X A .I f ' -' 1' ' IQ X X- Xxx xxx SX S x X .fx ' f, ' -, - Q, 'Y 'Y xx SSX xnxx XLXX XX x xx... .1 If 4.-. L4 0, ' flu. SAS T - it ' S 'X T ,Q 'I' Q R ' I ' ' I qiuly f -- - - v R- -' A . x : W .' 'Qu : J'. ' 7 O 8 X ' S --- P' W ' The Rifle Club IIICHARD W. AKENHEAD ORMSTON ALDRED LAURENCE BARRY, JR. C. BENSON BIRDSALL JAMES W. BRANTLEY NORMAN G. BRONVN EDGAR C. UARTXVRIGHT EDGAR CATLIN, JR. GEORGE 1. COHN F. KENDALL CUMMINGS JAY C. CURTIS SHERMAN H. DAMON BRADFORD H. DAVIS JOHN H. DEUBLE GEORGE E. DUFFY, II HENRY T. DUNKER, JR. E. ASHLEY' EAMES, II WARREN A. ELLSVVORTH, JR. WARREN F. FURTH PHILIP GEMMER WALTER J. IIAMBURGER, JR. BREWSTER R. HEMENWAY RALPH E. HERTEL ROBERT C. HILL RICHARD C. HINNERS LON W. HOMEIER CHARLES HOUSTON, JR. ALLEN B. HUGHES H. LAWRENCE JENKINS, JR. PLATO H. KANGIS DANA R. KELLEY FRANK J. KENNEY JAMES M. KNOTT DONALD A. KNOWLTON D. STUART LAUGHLIN, JR. JOHN W. I1Al l'Z BENJAMIN ll. l.AwwII.I. IIERHI-:RT .I. l.EvINI-1 GEORGE W. RICVLARY RIITIARD R1I'f'ITSKEIi JOHN A. NIURGAN, II VVAIJFFIR W. NIC'II1J1.S BIIGITEL fJRTEGA STUART II. UTIS, .IR. ROBERT II. REID BRADLEY II. ROBERTS HENRX' M. SANDERS PHILIP E. SAXE ITOBERT J. SGRIBNER SHEPHERD SIKES WILLIAM E. SILVER ITOBERT R. SIMON BURLEY C. STEVENS CHARLES C. B. STEVENS WARREN G. SYMONDS JOHN W. THIBODEALI FRANK H. THOINIAS, III BENJAMIN B. TOWNE, JR. JOIIN E. VEASEY PETER T. WAGNER WILLIAM A. WARD E. LYNDEN WATKINS. II ROBERT W. WAUGH DAVID S. VVILCOX PETER WILES IRVINE F. VVILLIAMSON RAYMOND E. WILLIAMSON PAUL VVITHINGTON DONN H. WORTH B. BOTSFORD YOUNG, JR. I 1 ,.,,..,..,.5.,.f,-.- :Aga -A -'Ar'-3 ':,:. Q .'.--v' J '-' ff: i'f.1 .'-' A ,- J ' I I' T if t'2- ?:IgL'1.5?g5Hf.-E115-7 '- I'.' ' r ' ' f -'I- 7fjff5- -5 4-ff' 'f'? Af' 'HM A':.':g1':zz1-.-inn-.-'..1.-,.a' -' HY 7 - , 1 . ' - I ek an x xx x Xxx It I f 1 ffff' ,J fxff f!,f!f X 'S -5 XX N X XXX T33., ff! If f ., ,' W, !f ,f x 'sr or X xx ' ' ' Z ' 1' J? 1 G' ' - Z X N V S 5 Y X ' gm X A N . l , 4 yy 1 , , A . A 1 'Y X, ,f 7 -7, -1, - s .. - , f, . f -if ,. K- . . --, g 5 Q X ,l -...B... ,T -1 ' f f M -qtiniy, , of - -311' ' I l 708 BX '1 ' ' lb W Second Roux' Leavitt, Ilarrower, hlitchell, Hoffman, McCallum Firsi Roux' Cohn, Barr, Brown, Ng Birdsall, Thibodeau, Adams The ski squad BY BOB BARR Skiing in the past has been rather neglected here at school, due to the lack of a good slope. However, this year under the expert guidance of Mr. Colin F. Soule, a former member of the famous Dartmouth Ski Team, the sport swung into its first real season with a small but enthusiastic squad of thirteen boys. Their activities were rather limited, consisting of a few contests among themselves and a couple of country trips, one of which was an excursion to Locke's Hill in Amesbury where the boys enjoyed a Sunday afternoon trying their new turns on a more difficult slope. Mostly underclassmcn were chosen for the squad so that next year, when they return, the school may have some well experienced skiers to compete in already planned meets. 70 in , . O UI s W 1 v f - 1 e - ., , ,A , . '-2.131 sgeav:-agfi 'H ., 1 , 1 ' - , - , ,K ,Y V f, Y- Y Y ,,. , 1 , 1 -'F----A ,wifi ,-Vg, F-1.415qv'-:'::':-..g 'XX 1 O Z 1 1 H U l Q 4 w X 1 , 5 2 i Q I i N I I c , i I 1 f 'i I A 1 i A I I , Miller, Reid, fllrtis, fohn, Ste-va-ns, V. 5 I 1 I ' Th C Cl b . C HIHCTH ll I Q 1 if JAY V. CURTIS, Prexiflcvli E n Q , GECJRGE I. VUHN Rmsrzfvl' II. REID I iw DQUGLAS l.. NIILLER C'HARLr:s. F. B. STEVENS 71 l 5 fg- if 4 E LLQ? ,. 5.5.33 .,,Q,qa:23wf2f, 4 .-ff -A1 A fri, ,.- , W., -X4 'iw 'w :p,yfv-ff-.-XD! . , S - A Y , 1 V 9 Ewa-kH.gIf'.iQ I Lff . ' -1 V- , Z. V -,WMAL-A ., J Q A .HL L li , . ,. A --,- - v ffL.: ,I V -ff-M V , -1 xml' .. I ' I W . xl ,. I Il II I .I Il xl ll SI ll I Il Ii :I II ll ll fs I? I5 Thin! Ifmr: Stahl, Svrilnne-r, flilllll, Otis, Grahzllli Sw-mul Hou-: Silver, Ward, Hill, R.: fsilllfllll, VUFIIS, Sanders, Cummings ' l 1'r.wt Razr: Dc-an, Mixer, Firth, Vatlin, Duffy. G.: Gwynne, Hamel, Steinert I I I : I gl 5 I 0 I I I The Milestone Board lp 13 ROBERT S. STEINERT, JR., Erlitor-z'n-C11iej' ROBERT J. SCRIBNER, Bz1sz'rm.v.v Manager I EDGAR S. CATLIN, JR., ,1ss1'sz'a111'Ed1'ior F. KENIJALL CUMMINGS, C'z'rculat1'on Manager l VVILLIAM E. SILVER, Plwtograplzzr Editor 1 w I THB STAFF II-:ORIII-3 I. COIIN STANLEY A. HAMEL Ai' V. C'I'RTIs ROBERT C. HILL Ai' J. IJEAN, II THEODORE G. MIXER QEOROE li. IJIIIITY, II STUART II. OTIS, JR. ALVIN FIRTII HENRX' M. SANDERS jj I,Al'I. li. Ii.-KVIJIN IIICHARD A. STAHL II IJAVIIJ P. GR,III.mI VIIARLES V. B. STEVENS I A 9.mI'IcI. V. GWYNNIC. JR. WILLIAM A. WARD li 72 li .V , IJ w gm, AL. . .If .V . ,---L... - l-'is' H '?fQ,:, fgmg M' ., X'k.i!v,Ae5,v' NA, IR I1 l'v0IlI'f,l Ifmr: fuusins, xylllllllgfllbll, Sm-rilmm-r, fllbllll, .Xrnlrrnsc-. Iluml-l, Drznpvr. Sl1'V1'llN, V.: llnmlin, Gauclin, Kilf-lu-ll Th1'rrlHou'.' PI-Hlnmly, Ilill, flWyllll0, Dean, Sikvs, llufflllzln, Ilill, lYvl1la Sf'f'UIld1f0ll'.' IIGIIIOIIWEIY, Duffy, G.: Synwnrls, Furth. Roberts. cllll'llS, Vatlm Firsl Roux' fllllllllllllglx Lnwwlll, llunnaxn, llilllgllllll, Saxulvrs The Archon Board JVARREN YV. FURTH, Iclillfllf-I-11-I'Iliff GEf17RfiE E. IDUFFY, II. .l.w.v1'.wff111t Eflifnr BRADLEY II. IKOBERTS. B11.w'r1e.w.w Jlflrzzzgvr XVARREN G. SYMONDS, IlI'I'C'IlIIlfI.UII Jlanagvr JOHN W. ANNAN, JR. EDGAR S. CATLIN, JR. GEORGE I. COHN RICHARD A. COUSINS F. KENDALL CUMMINcss JAY V. CURTIS JAY J. DEAN, II ALEXANDER F. IDRAPER PAUL B. GAUDIN DAVID P. GRAHAM I SAMUEL V. GWYNNE. JR. XVALTER J. IIAMBVRGER. JR. STANLEY A. IIAMEL IIUSSELL E. IIAMLIN, JR. BREXVSTER R. IIEMENXVAY ROBERT V. HILL WARREN E. HILL, JR. RIUIIARD V. IIINNERR IIERRERT D. IIOFEMAN XVEBSTER I.. IQITUHELL D. STUART LAUGHLIN, JR. 73 S 1 BENJAMIN II. LAWWILL GEOROE R. PEABODY HENRY M. SANDERS ROBERT J. SURIDNER SHICPIIERIJ SIKER ROBERT R. SIMON ROBERT S.STEINERT,JR. VIIARLES V. R. STEVENS RALPH A. XVI-IBB PAUL WITHINOTON S -- xx x RX 'X x X x Xxx ,' U f ff ' 1 f 1' f' ,f' , esfexgf Fefe X News 1-sz A ,ya aff., M X5 , . 'NXXX R ,Q X X ' ' .- ' g GY. 11 S' ' ,.,-I ff X AQ N :N .B I 4 - R X -X 1,.Z . ' nog : -- -W' 'P- ' F H N A W The Commencement Committee, 1945 KEITH A. JOHNSON, Senior Floss President JOSEPH E. BRAZIER, JR. THOMAS D. BRONVN, II F. KENDALL C'UMMINGs LON W. IIOMEIER PAUL WITHINGTON ARTHUR PAGE, JR. ALBERT F. STATLER I.EVI'l'T STORER BENJAMIN B. TONi'NE, JR. Commencement Prizes of 1944 THE MORsE FLAG Francis Woodward Martin Presented by the Reverend Glenn Tilley Morse to that member of the graduat- ing class whose record in all respects meets with the highest' approval of the faculty. THE MASTER'S PRIZE Remington Alonzo Clark Presented by Mrs. Edward A. Eames to that senior who, by his unsellishness and sportsmanship, has best exemplified the spirit of the school. THE THORNDIKE HILTON CUP George Basil Christie Presented by the class of 1919 in memory of their classmate, Thorndike Hilton, to the ranking student in the graduating class. THE MOODY KENT PR1zEs Presented for the highest standing in each department of study. English French German Mathematics Science llistory Music Latin Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Medal Mechanical Drawing 74 Paul Williams Mullen George Christie Warren Frank Furth Donald Gerard Palais Harry Wilbur Lawson, Jr Ralph Augustus Webb, Jr. Donald Girard Palais Alan Purdon Carpenter Harry Wilbur Lawson, Jr. James Henry Eaton, III . U .p '5 ' L . ..-. .':1fe1:'-952'-'-r H -f- f .. ..f - 1, . .. t ..,v,,- . ,- . . Q.-,.-.---:nf -.,:.yw--,I 1 .-: ', .. . '. - .- I. .. 2-'-fjirrfiz-ii.. -F1159--'1,1'S'1s.ln'f ' gf z .af . - . . -. ' ' R '- 4,3 ',igfr'71'f1:11.-..i2 5 s i J 1' '-' - '- ' 5- . 'J .4 ..'-1-, 4V1 'F 'J'-.-L. .'31-'-IJ' ',A:r'.i. '.7.- .'.'1: '.' X'-fi 'J-'3 DX X , . v5 ff! f I I M 5 , IW! F - gulf : i- I 1 1 1 x X X '4 M X X K X Q 4 Q 1 X TQT A N 'XP PX 460 L P 'XX N B ' I x .vi If ' - 1 -- Q - 5, A ' X W ' vw' X ' W RICHARD IlAwEs FRANc'Is SVIIOIIARSIIIP Nathauit-I Dumnu-r Awarded to a scIIior of high character, who has Illitflt' substantial intellectual progress and wlIo has demonstrated a spirit of cooperation and helpfulness during his school life. HARVARD ALUMNI PRIZE Richard Arthur Korner Presented by the Harvard Alumni Vlub of the North Shore to aII all-around boy in the Junior Flass. SPECIAL PRIZI-is To William Henry lNIcKenna of Newton. Editor of the .lrr-hon, Faptain of hockey, member of the Glee Club, headwaiter of unquestionable authority. Bill has brought to his varied activities a strong and enthusiastic school loyalty, punctuated by an apt and refreshing wit. To William Neal Campbell Jr. of Kennebunk Beach, Maixie, whose original impact on the school resembled a tornado with sound effects. In the course of one year, Bill has made noticeable progress in his studies and more particularly in his judgment and self-control. To Frederick Harrison Johnson, Jr. of Bradford. Fred has always chosen the hardest jobs and has always done them well. As manager of the athletic stockroom. his administrative 211111 executive talents were devoted daily to tlIe service of the school. To Spaulding Bisbee, Jr. of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, an exile from the Blaine woods, who has borne cheerfully with the confinement of civilization and fittingly, has captained the old indoor game of Lacrosse. In all phases of the work program, whether driving the snow plow or felling trees, Joe Bisbee's willingness has been equalled only by his competence. To William James Hale, outstanding among tlIe day boys by virtue of his all- around athletic ability, his improvement as a student, and his loyalty to the school. To Andrew Lehr Brillhart of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Natural, genuine. enthusiastic, Andy's three years at Governor Dummer have ll96'I1 full of solid, satisfactory accomplishment. Just one more proof of the old saying, You cannot beat the Dutch. To George Pomeroy Kingsley, Jr. of Bethlehem, another cheerful Pennsylvan- ian who deserves a prize because of his improvement as a scholar, resulting from hard conscientious work over a period of three years. 75 iv ' ow, 1 w- '1'- , 'gig-Q f'-' T, ,U , . .,,, , . .' V Y ,,.,:.-.,5 ' :-,'g -1 '-I-'21 ' V - 3 ' 'ig i Ak., T f'7T--ifffg-ffQQ 1 75' ie' f f'-'ff?f5I.?j' ff fm 4 Acknowledgments Every year there are friends of the MILESTONE who, although not definitely connected with the stait, yet make generous contributions to the success ofthe book. We wish to particularly acknowledge our indebtedness to Mrs. Jane M. Gale for help in our accounting, Mrs. James W. Williams for hours of proofreading and advice, Mr. Joseph Snyder for securing the majority of the advertisements, Mr. Harold Johnson of the Andover Press for relieving us of our worries, The patrons of the MILESTONE dance for pecuniary support, And our advertisers for making this book possible. 76 PALM BEACH SUITS EOR STUDENTS AND YCDUNG MEN GQQDALL-SANECDRD A .L um: :l-.. Pmwr SM49P Awigiifen Pnzss LR V EJ!-lg The Imigne of Qzwzlizjf Printing For nearly a century and a half The Andover Press has been a leader in producing Well-printed books. Despite vvar-time restrictions, every effort is being made to maintain the reputation for quality printing and personal cooper- ation built up over this long period. We are proud to add this volume of THE 1945 MILESTONE to the select list of books bearing The Imigne of Qzmlizjy Printing. 1 Tl-lE ANDCVER PRESS Andover, Massachusetts ESTABLISHED 1818 r I ,EX LJXT1 nib fix a 5' CCQQL THMIHIQMB . ' C-if Sal?--X f Y S- Mens Elnrntshung,-2G,Wats 3,-Shoes i , 846 Munson Avenue: con. ron'rv.rounTu sjr. ' as g f New vomc 11, n.v. f 'L ' YEA RS OF EXPERIENCE 5 Years of experience in outhtting hoys for many I gfll N- of the best known schools in the country have H I1 il given us an unsurpassed knowledge of what is lx! required, what is approved, what is most desired. l Pr And looking at it the other way-we also know what you don't need. gg Sfhoolboys' Suifs, 332 to X38 i Sixfh Floor Shop Suits, 843 to 855 f B' 'R-lavbsv BRANCHES ONE WALLS REE N WYORK 5,N Y 46 NEWBURV, C0 B R E E T.,B S 0 MASS Ideal oft W ater Laundry, Inc - We specialize in the laundering of student wearing apparel. FINEST OF ODORLESS DRY CLEANING - Phone 680-W Amesbury, Mass '79 Compliments of SULLIVAN 8: LYONS 37 MARKET SQUARE N EWBURYPORT FRED W. CHASE MANUFACTURER OF Confectionery - Ice Cream - Soda Orders Solicited for Weddings and Dancing Parties 33 STATE STREET Tel. 424 NEWBURYPORT Danvers Hardware Company Agent for Country Gas Frigidaire Bendix Home RA D I OS and SPORTING GOODS Danvers, Laundry Mass. Phone 820 80 THE EDMUND LITTLE CO., INC Cjommercial Stationery AADISTRIBUTORS P PAPER TOWELS TOILET PAPER PAPER DRINKING CUPS 20-22 FLEET STREET ' HAVERHILL, MASS Compliments of cz Friend C. LEARY 8: COMPANY Bottlers of Better Beverages Since 1906 NEWBURYPORT, MASS. 81 Compliments of WELDON FARM DAIRY ROWLEY, MASS. Compliments of ez Friend RADIG FOODS INC 215 CANAL STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. RADIATE HEALTH CHAS. H. THOMAS 8K CO S31 XY! JRTH I NC LTC JN STR ICICI' ' I l'l 'UU I PAPER SPECIALTIES NAPKINS PAPER BAGS AND TWINE SPRINGFIELD - MASSACH USIQTTS 83 L. H. Hamel Leather Co. Glazed Kid Lambskins Haverhill, Mass. il? -Exclusive Tanners of Process Leathers- Compliments of BOUTIN'S PORTABLE MARKET sW1FT's QUALITY MEATS Clothes for D1'scr1'minat1'ng Men 6?-' Women COMPLIMENTS OF K R A Y ' S 9-11 PLEASANT STREET 110 CONGRESS STREET NEWBURYPORT, MASS. PORTSMOUTH, N. H. 84 W. E. ATKINSON COMPANY COAL-OIL-GRAIN LUMBER Established 1884 27 WATER STREET Tel. 4 NEWBURYPORT, MASS. Compliments of az Friend THE GEO. D. EMERSON CO. WHQLESALE GROCERS OLD GOLD PRODUCTS Fruits and Vegetables in No. 10 Cans 61 MCGRATH HIGHWAY - - SOMERVILLE, MASS. F O W L E ' S of NEWBURYPORT Fills your wants for everything in . . . MAGAZINES 17 STATE STREET NEWSPAPERS CONFECTIONS and SUNDAES l Sill Compliments of CHARLES STAPLES LOWELL BROS. 8: BAILEY CO. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE DEALERS FOREIGN 8-' DOMESTIC FRUITS SJ PRODUCE 47-48 SOUTH MARKET STREET - BOSTON 9, MASS. Gompliments of a Cfllriend 7 GIFFORD SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale lnstitutional Supplies Cleaning Equipment and Paper Products MALDEN - - MASSACHUSETTS M. F. FOLEY CO. Boston's Real Fish House BOSTON - MASSACHUSETTS Ez'e1'yfl1z'ng from a TACK fo at TRACTOR D. CASHMAN HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE Culmgfrp PAINTS Electrical Supplies 30 STATE STREET - NEWBURYPORT, MASS. 88 Telephone Hancock 5248 E 1 bl l d 1906 J. A. MURPHY 8: CO. Importers 6-Sf' Roasters QUALITY TEAS-COFFEES and COCOA 188-190 Milk Street BOSTON, MASS. 95 Central Street EATON'S DRUG STORE V 58 STATE STREET NEWBURYPORT GOVERNOR DUMMER ACADEMY'S KITCHEN AND SERVING ROOMS Completely Equipped with ICEMASTER Refrigerating Units Including ICEMASTER Ice Cream Freezer 114 HALE ST., HAVERHILL. MASS. Compliments of JENNINGS LINEN COMPANY ' BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 89 6a 4 of cz Quan! Compliments of PINEO BROTHERS, INC. Purveyors of Fancy Meats STACEY 81 VASALLO FRUIT COMPANY, Inc. 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