Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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A 11,5 I 41. 5, ,en I ax 11' 'K K Hy: . fr, 3' ,Nl I. Of. Aswwt' fu 1 I GOVERNOR DUMMER ACADEMY SOUTH BYFIELD, MASS NX XXx xXx X f -xx ' S h S SX X X The Senior presents . . lass I , Z Th MILE TO -. 1 J g H of 1947 f. ,X S-nil 174 6 fgilzf. U A v 1. ' A-. -k-.-. , V' if , - , -. . v- f' ', f- p 4, ,Z Z , , 4' A... an L1 '4 h '14, ' ,L ,wvw q 41 I 1 1 , . -.f J, N N -.- I ' f I . 5 . 1 ,- pn . A, . I 1 rn ' pf ,,, A N, rl 1 ' af ., . . C nn , ,, ' if I f Q Y?f5ET:,-'fii7'2'yg. ,A . , , , ,, ' ., V...-11, , ,. ...:.ng1f-'gl ..,'::,-. 4!.1.t- -::'L'::-:-,'-.Q-,'.. 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Vhln .AA, ff , 77 Y, fig: w T-fr. . . fr 5- -- , 'I v. xi' V km . .,..,,4f-vw -vcwfw HN J 'fi' XAW5' 'RW yfxafzq, ,, '1 ' Vw-' V-C553 Inf,- CQx'L,fL ,lm Hy fLp.afQmw , wm.wW ,f , FAC LTY ADMI I TR TIO 'JAG' J J' f-- 'qw-Jf,-Q. Nj Vf 'gg' 5 . , mx? Xxxxxy ' f I f ,' ' , ' 1 S -A - xff55':f 3, , Til..- A - .W ' 5 : 1: ., 7 O 8 A Elf? X X N X f f 1 1 X , X XX XX N ' ff' X f 1 ff f X X X X x S X f 1 ., 1 Q 1 X X X K S , 1 , 1 1 X X X X X 'f -v ' . f Y s 4 Q, 1 ' xy If 5 .4 l 1 X N x if - X f f X , S 1-Q ' 1 U 1 1 ' 1, S f I i 5 I f xv 'XMI ' PT I X 1 - W Board of Trustees President JAMES DUNCAN PHILLIPS ,. . Vice-President DR. ARTHUR W. ENVELL .... Secretary GAYDEN W. MORRILL . . Treasurer BIARSHALL B. DALTON . DR. ARTHUR W. ALLEN . DR. FRANK L. BOYDEN DR. EDXVARD W. EAMES . DR. CLAUDE MOORE FUESS . FRED H. GOODXVIN . . LEON M. LITTLE PHILIP M. MORGAN ..... 'PHE REVEREND GLENN VFILLEY MORSE WILLIAM S. NUTTER LISPENARD B. PI-IISTER . DAVID P. VYHFIATLAND . 8 i J . 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W 4 I FAC LTY fil'ZUlHiE Umar-1 llmczwr RA.xI4PH OWEN C'Amwq-H r lirfnyn l9'38, NH- University ol' New Ilumpshirv I9-I-0, AB.: Dlpl6lm , I IllVl'l'Sltj' of Paris l937 1941, MA, ll2H:V2ll'fl IQ4-fi, MA. xYIlSlliIlf.ft0ll University 1941-I9-l-3 l'rf'fff'l1. 5llfl'll-'ll l'llysfr.v, .UllfllHlIlllfl'1'.v IU .I-Q-, 1 , - ' ' Q ' A .V v , Q ',4w:12w-if '4f,l2-'P:1f:'ff'3'-,f,: 1108 11, Q 1 'Wy --5 -. Q' X X'-f-13-I ' .. JA' ,Q 'nf '- 2, : 'X - ' x1'a QQQN 2 ' 2 W x 'll' C'luu1,x-is N ELSUN C 10REY Bowmluin 1939, 13.5. .1Iutlu'rnz1I1'1'.v .Xl.l,xN 1,11ILI.II'S f'I'lili f'u11xy 194-5, .X.1f. fle'o1lu'lry, I11.NflH'!j 11211 'ft EDGAR DANIEL DFNNING Ilcmium licmxm' lim-zm' 1'nion 192-1-, BS. Bmvclnin 1922, XB. Princeton 1925, MA. 11:1rv:1rd 1929. NIA. All nz in z'sIra!1'rm I I :',wfury 11 5115 I .ju-:.51.., .t ,L , ,ggi-., -- 3- .,f, 1 1 2 1 ,Q'f.z'.?5I .V.VA f'5fgf,f' ,ff Vx YG xx i X X 5 ff ' z 1 7.13 ,. 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Latin. 13 .Y xx Xxx X X N ' f f 1 1 1 - f - X1 XS ,xx ,xi XZ rx x XX XX XXX X .2175 '53 I ff, f I, iff, ix- f Z If Z X N ,E X sxj X X XX N ,Vin , X, , , W., , A3 i 1 ffv, , I X-XE xxx Q -482 - 'N 1 . . .f v fi ' ff-, - - v s FQ ,J ' 'fb , r , I - , ,Vy Z , ' Oy' f .4 ,- 5.1 5 ik Qfz : sr NY! Qc 4 W , . ROY AUGUST OHHN ARTHUR WooDBUuY SAGER Vlark 1934, A.B. Bates IQQG, A,B. Vniversity of Dijon 1937 jljul,-jc Middlebury 1938, M.A. French, Spun ish Vvmr. Ilmvmn SIMMONS HELEN MAc'DoN.u.n SIMMONS Bowdoin 1926, AB. Bryn Mawr, A.B., M.A. Ilnrvard 1940-1941 Mathematics l,'l1em1'.s-fry 1 4 .1. - WW 'X th O 4 'a-if - ' 1 . ' . ' ., . - . ,L ''.-.4-'fg'L-:12QQ. Q:'Q'- f , ji. -1 1 Y , 'I' , , V 1 . JI Q: 1- 1. ,,Q.,!igQ3.f:'1j?.7'.i-'E' , - -. - -. -V . . , , l w ii 9, .,., ,Q . ,j :,!,vj.vM-,I-Q13,Vff,.,',1f,13!i.:ffl-1:3 9 f ,fl . - .. V J - rx Y F Y wx'nw, . ..,.i?,,ix,,, I A -- A , L- gr? f X f - , , A ff -1 ,A , V ' ' Y- ,, , 4. 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X X X xx Xl:-H ,x 3 -I I ff f ff 1, 1 .ig I , ,f rsfss sQf5 '2 -X: N 15 ' f : f i ' fq'-Tifr -S 4 1 v -X -N 5,-V ' ' H, I ' .f .' 'pu 1 : 2, ' N R3 i M 5' X W Special Faculty MRs. -IEANETTIC A. K1Tc'HRLL MR. ORREN B. MCKNIGHT Renzeflirzl Rt'IlIlIAIIfj Wre.s'il1'r1g MRs. EDITH TRUE BIARHIIALL MR. OSCAR P. NELSON 131.11110 ,Uaclzine Shop The Staff C'AR1.RToN W. l5l'1.1.,xRn, M.D. Miss PAULINA l'oN1mN . . . Plzysic ian , ls.s-istarzt Secretary Mus. .IANIQ M. GALE , ,'18'.S'l.StCl7lt Treasurer Miss M.uu:ERx' J. lI1L1.s . ,1SSl'StCl7llf Secretary MRs. iffxmllcw M. IMAVP, KN. Miss Von.-x M. KAYIG, ll.N. Miss l.m':slc l.m'1c1.1. . Miss SYLYIA li. l.l'N1' llfxvm MARTIN . . MR. IIMRMAN BlAK'l,UNALl7 MR. Mn. ICARI. VV. MURRILI. . Miss .IoANN IC. S0l I'l'lR Mn. l.lcuNARn Wmc:u'r . I6 Resident Nurse . . Resident Nurse Scwetury fo the H eaflmaster Secvelury to the Registrar . . Superintendent . . f'lIIlIf1?.8llI' . l.v.v1'.vfr11z.t Secretary .Iss 1'.s-tant Secretary Houselmlfl Director - 'W th 0 4- 'Wi - - . , - V L , Y I 1 ll.. ., f M I u R D- . - ,A.',.'. ,j r-'-fx ! 3 v W.. ,M 4 I 4 X 1 I w 1 L I i 3 1 1 A 2 2 E 5 I , D '13 l 1: if R In X X X X XX xxx R 'R f CLASS OF 1947 Flass President .IonN QUINCY ADAMS, JR. Box 195 A Topsfield, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Harvard 1 National War Fund Committee, '45 Red Cross Vommittee, '45 JOHN WILLIAM DEERING, JR Delano Park Cape Elizabeth, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1945 Preparing for Colby Senior Council, '47 Soccer Team, '46 Basketball Team, '45, '46, '47 Baseball Team, '46, Uaptaiirz, '47 18 xiii . f . Jw.. Y-,, ,i A ,L,',I,l,. J ..1.'3j,2i,jfgzlniig-HL-.:,' a . , , . ,. , . ,,1,- lgj, , -:,,-.g .'...,.Al5Q: ,.H,-1,.'L..r--,Q-523.-gn: r'yf .fiv', 1. ,', P fn- -,' .j ,. Ag- ,f ' .' tri - -. ga- Vdwfly-.,:,.y ,1'ry'-,.r'1fg',1Q,.:.,:,Q.'. 'YH N - - '---' '- f .uv +1544 ' 'r'.,.'1'F'-,-' '-- :,-'E-f-QQ.-,ff-a-, :' siif 5 I N 1 ' -f l708 XX ,uk VX 4 xx xxyxxwx I 1 f yi' f X4 i, , V x 5 xx X -V ' 'ix X 1 x'X ' f n, ' ' X' -xx ' X -x x x . . - , f , X .iv , K Nei -X , X. Q Q - 1 , f if .. -S X R X- .4 - X , ' B l, f 4 ,A ,R as . , x,x Y Q . 1 H 'qly . S--x a - ' ' Nfl Ni .- 1 ,-,x : + N L Y --- -v- X 4 W SAMUE1. Blix ns'roN .Xl,m1N 740 Vongrcss Avenue Glcnclale. Uliio Entcrefl Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for llarvard Senior Founcil, '47 Red Vross C'ommit,tcc, '47 lxIILEF-TONE Board. '47 Glee Vlulm, '45, '46, '47 lleistiersiligc-rs, '47 Tennis Team, Zllanager, '45 Basketball Team, Zllmmqer, '47 ' - -. l, . ,. .-.-V1-E, ,, sz- .erfaag-1: 'RN Z-E,..,.1,-,'.:: ,ny-.',,-,1.-' RALPH EIJXVIN BAILEY, JR 27 VVarren Street Needham, lVIassachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1945 Preparing for Vollmy Senior Council, '47 Glee Flub, '46, '47 Red Cross Committee. '46 Soccer Team, '47 Ilockey Team, '46, '47 Lacrosse Team. 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' i,,,1 1 3' '.,.'2-' LV , -,?-', N4 1.5 U' l708 ,X xx . fx, so 57 X 1 f ,fl F VV, -f I f'l f'! fir . K k Xi? 4 xx P S' Q: xx ks , N - I 1 ' f'!- 12161, ,, 371 if 5-gi F15 : f B ' ' E M- w PETER KINGSFORD BELLAM Y 64 Barrington Street Rochester 7, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1945 Preparing for Yale Glee Club, '47 Heaclwaiter, '47 -- 1:1:fZ:f'1.f.1--,4 W-'-fi r - 3. .- '.-4 . W '1 :D1'::a-!14- 'Yu s.a.-----r'--- CHARLES BENSON BIRDSALL 55 Park Street Haverhill, Nlassachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Dartmouth Archon Board, '46, Business fllanager, '47 Glee Club, Mavzager, '47 Rifle Team, '46 Track Team, lllanager, ,46 21 ,.,.,.T,.L2-'-gx1'.','b ,fn 1.-,2r:-, ' g,'.'-r.--,'5E'.L'.,3i7-!53j.'.F gpgggiqzf 13:3 - . ,: f1:raf.'.-,:,f3Qgg., ,-1.- -, .'.,q,:7, '. - -f. -'.1-..-:.:e.-:-- '-::.g.g-.Q-1.:z:A-N - .- -1 1,-3-:gr-'--'f : 1.',5 fT33. I , K I I' ' 7 A inf: - ' 1 ' , X x X f fff X ff 1 , ff , , 4- X , X X X N X i .V f f , . ff ' ' , X c N , . X N X. .p . 5 , , f f , l, ' ' ,ig , 1 Z , x xx -i 4 N 5--x r Q 6 Q2 x x - ..- 1,1 . 1 ' 1 i,fq Zi ,- ,...'l Z X 5 x X 1 ' S X il X H: - B 1, , . , , - x' 'ray ,-f X - f ' .1 R 4' I Z N' Ny' a x Fl. S X 1 W WILLIAM JAMES BROWN 55 Marllmoro Street P Newburyport, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1946 In Armed Services, '45-'46 Preparing for Colby Red Cross Committee, '47 Football Team, '46 lloekey Team, '47 NORMAN G REELEY BROWN .Ioppa Road Southport, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for University of Maine National War Fund Committee, '45 Spring Dance Fommittee, '47 Soccer Team, '45, '46 Lacrosse Team, '45 Track Team, '46, '47 Q2 . UI . . 1 'Wt . r, , , - ..l,,,,:l-.151-.-51 Uv' , . 1' ,-,'- , -1 ' -, A- ,' i-,. ,- ' 7' - ,'. ffm' .' 6' H: lI w,i:fa',,'Q. 4 C ' gat O4 eff' '5 '53 1 tl ,jg ffjhr 'ij r ' Q 'Q .- .B to ' if 'V' I 708 ex X , J V f ' H r o , , xx' ' 4 no .2 X -I ' 5 ig? ' I Y ps: V 4 .' 1 K I 1 Q X ' s V Qxsuy. R - Pos' v x , I l'lRl'1lCMAN .lmllcs l'oNnoN, Jn. 24- lirozul Street Newburyport, lVI2LSSill'llllSl'll,S Entered Governor Dnnnner 19-L6 Follege uncleeicleml Spring Dance Vommittee, '4-7 Football Tezun, 'Nl-6 Track Tezun, '4-7 VVILLIAM VAN fJLINDA flRlSTMAN 75 Pleasant Street Ashland, lN'lassael1l1sctts Entered Governor Dnmmer 1946 Preparing for Amherst Glee Club, '47 .lrelmn Board, '4-7 Football Team, '-I-6 23 Ho o , fr 51,-:.-,.. .. 1 S' 'W , , w f ' ' ez?-fiii?l1.L :t!3.w-.f'!ie1fu: t- '. Q' Qt I.C-'1'4f5ffFI?i5r'?1' 1 ,1::q,q'K:.aL.' ::g..xi-'Z,.,q.rf,1,g'g.j...'.' A .lf 3 52, f,,j,'fji11gl- p-....-...- '-Qgtilglq.'Q-L:-5f,g,.i,,.I-, lj' 1 if ' '-QQ' ,,, ' , it . f ff ', l7O8A - -- f 1 X xx ,AX f fxf, , , f,f, X X x X N f f . , ' f X '- '- X X X ' - , ff f f , ' ' M f ,- TVX - X . ' Y'-. 1 X Q, XX ' . Z' ii'1 ff in , .V-1 f X-ax AXA ,X J. 4 A -A L 1. - - ' f, ,., f - . .Q '. f - 1 f -1 ny , -S 1 Y ,I ,, , , , I 'pn x ' x l'1 P X v 1 fi? JAY CHAMBERLIN CURT1s Old Colony Hill Hingham, Nlassachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1943 College undecided ,Alrclzon Board, '45, '46, '47 MILI-:sToNE Board, '45, '46, '47 Bed Cross Committee, '46 National War Fund Committee, '45 Spring Dance Committee, '47 Glee Club, '47 Camera Club, '44, Presirlerzi, '45, '46, '47 y Ilcadwaiter, '47 Soccer Team, '44, '45, '46 Lacrosse Team, '47 RICHARD WILLIAMS CRONIN 91 Elm Street Amesbury, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1945 Preparing for Massachusetts Institute of Technology Vum Laude .Alrchon Board, '46, '47 Track Team, '46 24 O i - 'W' f '47 ' 2' , , ' , .A . ' grief-gxffgglrhtf' Wg J. - J . ,1 - I' 'I , A 4, - ' 'V i -, 1- -,'.,M.--,gr .,-g',q5,4',. ,515 ,,,,- ,A ,- , Wu 1 prix? V- -...f. -. 1 U ff 13 LJL, ff IIOB f'-45-4 iiii T' 4, '57 l f ,T A .f ., Q16 ?71,sQ - ' 4,-4 X- ' 1 f, 4 4 4' lil TQ ' 2N..i.6ff1eg , bV ' 64. ff - ' Wg' Q- w JonN Gmnms llowsic 1210 Glenwood Avenue Joliet, Illinois Entered Governor Dunnner 1945 follege undecided Red Cross Fommittee, '46 Glee Ulub, '46, '47 Football Team, '45, '46 Track Team, '46 lQ'Q r I'IENRY 'PROUGOTT DUNKER, JR. 1002 Beacon Street Auburndale, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Harvard I 'um Laude Honor Roll, '46, '47 M1LEs'roNE Board, '47 Glee Club, Manager, '47 Football Team, '45, '46 Wrestling Team, '46, '47 Lacrosse Team, '46, '47 'Zo .,-.,-1. --.f.g.y.4, ,ag -5.:A ::',A',:,1- ,Q , .'.'--.-391--,'.'F.,, 5-321:55 '15 ! fnff'LE' '-'-.-'f5:f'-Fw? 4.-: .1 age?--P H' 1. 3 X OS XxXXX5 xx ZZ If g X X Z S X -Q, N B I 5 Q 1 I ' 1708 .Q X , ,X E K - xx N xxx , YVV-ii XX exx X X .I '03 f if ff X1 1 - Z-f . - xr, e X .u- J f - X 'S X A X 2 X - 1' A , , V , ' ' 1, X' - . 'N , - ' ' ' 1 -5 x 1 3 'Q ,. 'L f b , , , .' 7 ES -' 'lu -.X : 5, 5: f ..- Nu! ,,t P. N . I x -. ., - tsl W KEVIN JOHN GAFFNEY 185 Nlaple Street Danvers, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1946 Preparing for Harvard Real Fross Committee, '47 Footlmll Team, '46 BERTRAM TRUE FRENCH, JR 431 Main Street Amesbury, Massaellllsetts Entered Governor Dummer 1946 Preparing for Harvard Honor Roll, '47 20 V I. 16 FQ-n. ' . 1, .K ff.'.1?-isgii11iZ,E?fYi'l,i1' Q Lrwfrfw- -I -I ' -' ' ' L Y - 40.5-31155 ,,.-,-f1:y::-greg: 5 ' ' ' :sjgf?.i,' .U'ifJ:','- ,1'!.2Q.13.3ff'---121' JonN lilcmmw fhxnnwrzn 5 Berkeley Street l':unln'i1lge, Massa:-lnlsctts Entered Governor Uunnncr 1944 Preparing for llarvard fum Lllzulf' Ilonor Roll, '46, '47 M ILEs'roNI-1 Board, 1i11sz'ne.v.v lllllllflgfl' Spring' Dance fl0IIlIllltt96, '46 Glee Club, '46, '47 Football Team, Mcumger, '45, '46 Hockey Team, Manager, '46, '47 , -1 . '- J 3 I708 , X gm- gov' 'Q ,, , '-N 7' 7-1, '- ,'X N N f X ,u f K ., 4 ' -,fefgf 7x4 ri m X ,x N ' . 1 , f . ef -- --N N-X - - Q w X b, ---B-A . - if V -qw ' X l -- FIS' : 'Q X . A' ' Y, M- W ,'4 7 SAMUEL C'ARLToN f:XVYNNE, .IR 12 Ivanhoe Road VVoreester 2, Blassacllllsetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Colgate Glee Club, '45, '46, '47 .llrchon Board, '46, '47 MILESTKJNE Board, '45, '46, '47 Baseball Team, '45, '46, '47 27 . .,.-..:w'--s-211'-'.'v' -I 'ag-., , .. '.'gA1,-ra 1 .e 7 , Lulu, -. f ' , f '.5 7'Ef :':'l1'L, g. ,G-'f lv .u,,3.,, 51, 3 g.'3gjQ,.,.: .I- S XXxx 5 If X XNB N 108 - -- w. s ' f 1 1 - ' XX xx xxxxzv Xvxx X x H 'H f ff, X 1 1 fx-f x - ' xxx X x X x X 3 l If X 1 1 ., 1 , ' 11' 4 Z 1 xx g ex -.X X R X N A : I Z ' f 3? .,, f . f R , RS- ' 4 S '-N X 4 vm X V' '- K 'H I qs 4 ,f ' f,A.t x 'X 7 X N X :fo A L V- .. - ' ' f, , - ,R X as 4 , 4, :Q ,. lr f I 1 f ,'1 17, I 5 5 7 Q ai, I 1' 'XJ Q S .- F061 : ll x Q I ' 1 W JAMES BRADFORD HARLOW, JR. 17 Cabot Street Winchester, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Annapolis Senior Council, '47 Red Cross Committee, '45 .Al rchmz Board, '46 Glee Club, '46, '47 Football Team, '46 Tennis Team, '46 DANIEL MANSON HALL Q0 Sylvan Avenue West Newton, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Colby National War Fund Committee, '46 Red Cross Committee, '47 Glee Club, '47 Soccer Team, '45, '46 Hockey Team, '45, '46, '47 Baseball Team, '46, '47 1 1 28 . .1 X ,..-. -.1-g..-.'. . 'f f .- , , . , ,.f, .....1'.r -nw- , . .. . K 9 1, . I ,A . . . i V, - V, .- -, Y, . vjg. A.,-,-f.,:,,. vrj.-1-'Iv 4.5 ,trilfxrcmb .1 .Nag 1 335:32 .Q .I U . V'-L' . ,Nfl - v-. XXX NT-Q - 're-55 4 Q Q-'N 'M ' 4 .ef 4 fi ' ' N-5 X N -X usa ' ' - - ,,,V .4 ,'q6 -,5 -X - 1 x K -I q ,- , V :SJ gs ,. 'gn 1 1 72 X-L ' 'P --- 1:- W CHARLES WARRINCSTON HARTEL 53 Golden Ball Road Weston, MHSSdCllllS6ttS x B yn l708 Entered Governor Dummcr 1945 Preparing for Williams Red Cross Committee, '47 Glee Club, '46, '47 ::15:F:.'f:y :.. V V. VERNON MILLS HAWKINS, H1 53 Pleasant Street Sharon, MHSSaCl1llSCt.t.S Entered Governor Dummer 1945 Preparing for Harvard -lrchon Board, '46 29 1 W I 'QI' .:,, ' r 'l X95 f- -lv. ' ' 17f,7'i?:?Ql1-P1- fifif. . 452. 'RN :--..:L,1.-rye.:--.' - . .,-513141 .' -' 1-211 Q: - . 1. Af: 'kwa 11 ,-- -- '-.-.zffyu .1 ':. 1-7 :'.-+-' 1 - 3 1'-'cl 'GIALIQ'-.q' hill. ufi' f 'F ',i!'.','g 'g','f3'gf, 2 , 'N--1 ff X - x ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' Xxx Xa ix xx S- xxx X XXX' f 'an X ff' f f If! !f'ZzZ, X S X X N X X N X www.: L1 .I 1 , f 1 , 1 f , . - X N .4 1.. -1 wt, f , ' f gl, , . 2 X S X X - X g X N .,.. 4 1 , ,. . f Z I X S N ' 5 4 Xa f if. X :ff ' - 2 iv' 1 I Z H' ' f . n'. 2 f ' ., X - X - X ' 5 X Qi, -. 4 31- 1 '., . ' 1 , ' ,. - ' - - X - , X FQ ,i ' ' A 'fx , a , f - ,' Wh, .. f Q S l 5 . S I 7 2-'i 1 sn ' 'X ,Af ' -4 S S 'S' ' S ' '. X Y ' 1 - , - Q , V - l. . 1 .IoHN KILGOUR HEYL, JR. 710 Main Street Hamilton, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for University of Virginia Glee Club, '46, '47 Soccer Team, '45, '46 Wrestling Team, '46, '47 PETER HILL 700 New York Avenue Huntington Station, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1946 Preparing for Dartmouth Glee Club, '47 , l 30 '- . O in 1 W Q ,. . 5 , v ' 4 - , . V -, . .. . H.-.1I-ga-:i11g4:3v's?JvQf:'f'i' 'fm X . . . -, - V , . , , .' W . ,' 1 C.'4j,'Qff',j-,-V' ,U4,-'-lj.:-5--'z'-11.5-:-- A ' wif'-2 -' fir:-'ff-' 1 -7. ,. , .A .-,. .P - V' K, F are 'v.v.:y,',gf,f117'-,Q'-ugiffy-Frmfz.-.f-1 5 A fa ' ' ' ' - fl ' -, ZZ-.-L.,,'.'4-13E,'f!C'.:f2.1, I ,Qf.'r'J..-'.f,':i!i:'f:':':Y2'g: 'r'slvm I V -X . V Q , . ' 'RA 1 f f ' V X ,f . . , V x X X X ,. ,W A , 7, ! , , X X , S x ' V' X X ' x N i X t 3 3 . I f ' f ' u ' V- Q ' 1 x :X XE Y ' -- S 460 '12 X X ,Q ' N ' . '. I . If I X iz' if .I , ' ' - - - X . , -, ' Q X ,, 'V V n A f qlvy I X L .- 'qu Q J 5. 'X 3 1 s' H ' - -N - v- N 1 W H ERB1-:RT IEANI EL Ilo1fr1s1AN 187 Iligh Street Newburyport, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1943 Preparing for Harvard .'lrc-hon Board, '45, '46 Glee Ulub, '45, '46, '47 Vamera Vlub, '46, '47 '4 f2'i,f?7f1ii-TVH'-, V1 iz-3 - . 1708 ALLEN BRAGAW HUGHES 350 Salisbury Street Worcester 5, Massachusetits Entered Governor Dummer 1943 Returning for post,-graduate year National War Fund Committee, '45 Red f'ross Committee, '46 Spring Dance Committee, '47 ,lrchon Board, '46, '47 Soccer Team, '45, '46 Tennis Team, '45, '46, '47 31 31,-gt,--'.-v - .::---f..-. wir.,-s--.--. 4- df 1- - . - .- 3:.-H':z-'it-.Z-'.e'-'.'i1f:-'-- 'v t'5', . : 0 3-IN - ' - -.1'f'EIf'-,-5-,,'j., .4-5 nth .-1..:.u.-...:-..:.-.'..-... ' f.:1.L3iW'Q.,ll1LZ.:,-'-..if '3:j,',,g53j.?i.u gr:- f'-,.f , -L , -. X XX I I j f ' J I f' 1' , 1' f no 6 DNA xx X 'XX XX 'J-'f . f I zzz, . 'xx' 'Z ,Z Z f Z X K X X X X X X ,, A, , f , , 1 ' ' 1 ,,, , ,f 1 X X S x ,X X S X ,.2.. , 2 Z lf' Z L, , 1 l 2 - g N 5 3 4 s N 0 1: x 51, N fb I , , v 4 , 1 . A , I 'X -X X , l ek' ,i f 1 1 Q S I K f f J Q fly, gg .,, : ,- 'rev g : ?-.V I 7 O 8 N -' N - -' ' - W ROY BLAKE IRELAND 50 Silver Street Dover, New Hampshire Entered Governor Dummer 1945 Preparing for Dartmouth Cum Laude Honor Roll, '46, '47 Christmas Dinner Committee, '45 Red Cross Committee, '47 Glee Club, '46, '47 Football Team, '46 PLATO HARRY KANGIS 11 Strathmore Lane Lynn, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Lehigh Christmas Dinner Committee, '45 Glee Club, '45, '46, '47 Meistersingers, '47 Camera Club, '47 Wrestling Team, '46, '47 32 . ll ' ' 'Wt A 'i A-.Q . .-,,,,..1'f-Aww' ' f 1' .. A ' 4, , i W . A '2.'.2..'-1-:.. .':Tux--fc 1 I . f: 1, - . . ,I . . A ,- 1 , - A - ' q.'-Q5 1:2-fr' A --'- 'lflfmz-!1,',,,' ,'yf ' I' . ,',? ' -' ' ,' 4 , - . A- ' Y '- ' 5' 'f 'I v:':'.x'-.-2-,:n4 : '1 W . ,,. 1,., i. Y Y , . 1...,,,...,.. 'YN 'N 'Yi - A ' - - ' WWL91 rl ' Ha,-Q' ., '..:1:.'-ffgrii-,',nl-.ii.'i'J..-:.'.-,3'!:'5f:':E22':1 -V 4 4 X r x f f sl, X I f ' ' ' fe - . f' . X V Xi x N XX , ,U f , ,f f f 4 XSQX sc 6 , V at ex X X Q fy! I, , , , ff!,f' News xx X X X A N 'Q 1 , fl cv., of a-- f .- f iiif S156 ff '2 XX., ?..f1..N ' -fs ' V 6 f ' ff ig .. 'ii'ii'r-if 5-R D -- 'we' fl : ?' I RX 1 ' ' lla M- w JAM1-is MILNE KNoT'r 4 Commonwealth Terrace Brookline. Massaellusetts l :lll.Cl'L'll Governor Dummer 1944 Uollege uncleeidecl Red Cross Committee, '46 VVrestling Team, '46, C'apta1'n, '47 A- - - , DONALD ARTHUR IQNOVVLTON 45 Summit Road Wellesley, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Worcester Polytechnic In stitute Glee Club, '46, '47 Football Team, '46 33 f' :g'g13.if,13 Q A-, '. .-nf: vv,r:'.T QQ,- , , ..,-J n. gr --A., .. : ' '-51.3.3-.Qs.x.1:3,-,431 5 1, hzfv,-55,-5 1 'XX xxs X X x XXX X X X X N f X g X RICHARD EVERETT LEAVITT 11 Highland Avenue Newburyport, Massachusetts Entered Governor Durnmer, 1943 Preparing for Worcester Polytechn stitute Archon Board, '47 A - :V 1. I, ic . ,-..,.f-L-:'z2Q-'.,wg-ri '. - V, . , ,r ' -5 -.w -'5'-Lrg,-.v ?'1:7,'?.y.n3,.'-r-v-ip.-'f Ve, - ,h T- Q7 :V Q, gf,-97,1-j?iPf I,-:'.:'gg5'.?:'fg'g:'iF.1-'f nr., - ..,-.- ,. .f -, W ,li-51 .3--XI..-:J ,,.,,l.' g,. ln- '54 1 -i f FREDERICK FOSTER LADD 389 Main Street Amesbury, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1945 Preparing for Harvard I 'um Laude Bausch and Lomb Science Award, '46 Archon Board, '46, '47 Camera Club, '46, '47 .x ,X XX X 1 X xx 4,7 X X Xxxi 1 f , X f 'f ff X, x 1, 1 ' 5,414,526 -ieffs 1QfwfS'r1i33e 41, Q: f: x-x N-xi - X ,432 X ,X-N 1 -,f . f ' f, 42 NR -N - . -T -Q -- j, f - e -f - 5 -qgmy. f, mx -' 'v-' i I ' 708 -PNP' if ' M, -Qs X ANDREXV I,1f:1uHToN 161 Brat tile Street Cambridge, Massachusct ts Entered Governor Dummcr 194-5 Preparing for Ilarvarcl Rifle Team, '-l-7 Soccer Team, '46 Lacrosse Team, '46, '47 fgf,gi'Q.,i3z'2T:.1.z, , 1 ' I 'YH 3 512' 222-.!!: 'fin ' W HARRY Norris LOWELL 61 High Street Newburyport, hlassaclillsetts Entered Governor Dummer 1945 Preparing for Massachusetts Instit Technology I 'um Laude Honor Roll, '46, '47 Harvard Alumni Prize, '46 Rensselaer Polytechnic Medal, '46 Moody Kent Prize in H istory, '46 Spring Dance Committee, '46 Football Team, '45, '46 Track Team, '46 35 ,. -. . 'rpg-,wg xg-.-:v' .f,.,..',s sl.-Q-4 ute of -X, G , ' 1 1 1 ' -' X x X X X XX X I f f X f X Z f I Z g ix -- GX- 'Xxx ,XX N X x X . f ' ,f f ff' 4:4454 X-:QQ ,X 1 3 fff if -wi J f 'fg 4- X- XX exe Q .4,'-2 4 N . 1 f ' L' I he -ue . X Q f f - Q .. -way! Ni -- -glee : PQ ' lll -Q W 1 IDANA WALKER MAYo 355 Godwin Avenue Ridgewood, New Jersey lintered Governor Dummer 1943 Preparing for Massaeliiisetts Institute ol' Technology National War Fund cl0IIlII11lIl00, '46 Ileadwaiter, '46, ,47 Soeeer Team, '45, '46 RICHARD THURSTON MACDUFFIE 14 Berkeley Street Nashua, New Hampshire Entered Governor Dummer 1946 Preparing for University of New Hamp shire Glee Club, '47 36 - w 2 '2 , - A 1. , , .X .1'J-.2--:-11-'..-.71-2f-fl3-.-.I fri . '. 19. rg, : 4 ' ' ,, 1 3-51-1-fJ'rg.wj,-'ilv'.J x-F., . 4, ., U.. , ,Y 4. , fix,-4:-4 .- . -,..1,,,:ii1 - ,, , 1, V. ' '. fs: iii- 13- i -fum-.,'g ,1-f,. ,,,33cQ,',-,-V,v....,-N. :- 'Yx'-fi we gl f 'S 1708 .xi xl.7 Q , 'xsxx 6 X xx I 341 f X 1 , , ' H 0 , r . in Y , ' rc N jx K , .,, . N f , of 4-N ,V -' ' f.-' N1 - g- cf' - W 6 RIVIIARD PA UL Me! ' USK nn 275 West Street liraint ree. Massachusct t s Entered Governor Dnmmer 1944 Preparing for Brown Senior Council, '47 Glee Club, '46, '47 Soccer Team, '46 Hockey Team, '45, '46, l'aptain. '47 Lacrosse Team, '45, '46, '47 ga. ROPERT JAMES 1X1C'frILI, 81 l'e4lar St rect Braintree 84, Nlzxsszmclllxsc-its Entered Governor Dnnnncr 1946 Preparing for Dartmouth l 'um Laude N W 37 44- . 7 . , , V- ,-,.--1z'-:-55.51,if-1:l'?.ff' ' ,' ' Q:- 'xfh 1-inn:.-:Baz-v'v,'..'.:. A 1 1 n u ','.1 Efrf :j'7:fi1'r?f?1 't '7 ' Q, ' f ' Z X ' A . ' 5 f,j'53 , , , f - Xt R 'X 'X - ' ' ' 1 - ' I 751. 708, ' 4'-. X x XXX , f fff X 11 X f x X X f , f ff I XX XX N X , X, , W., 1 Q4 , I X - N . X , , f 1' ff ' .1 . f R X nf' 'N . f ' f X j ' : A 2 y ' f .. -W7 f ' ye' V Nr I I l DEANE IIARRIS BIORRISON, JR. 256 North Bay Street Manchester, New Hampshire Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Nichols Junior Follege Glee Club, '45, '46, '47 Nleistersiimgers, '46, '47 M11.Rs'roNE Board, '47 Vamera Vluh, '45, '46, '47 CHARLES CAPEN 'BICLAUGHLIN Q8 Chestnut Street Boston 8, Massacliiisetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Yale l'IllIl Laurie Honor Roll, '45 Senior Council, '47 The lVIusic Prize. '45 Moocly Kent Prize in French, '46 Ambrose Public Speaking, Third Prize, '46 MILRSTONE Board, '46, Icdifllf-1'Il-C'lli6f, '47 Glee Club, '45, '46, '47 Meistersillgcxrs, '47 Headwaiter, '46, '47 Track Team, '46 38 . UI 9 4 'W' . - R , . . ,..,f,.lx'- Z' , , ' 'f'0,, -Q 7 , ' , , if ,, 40, .' F' 1-ffgil-1.1 5,1-liz'-5 ., , 4 . ,I . A V- ' '. , Y in. HSV.-I 'g 4... ,.,'.g.-Q,,',: -yu.ff df- XX 15 33 , x 6 SU' l708 . xr -, -X , '--X N - X 1 A 'W f f ,f f , ' f , .X ' A 1 . Q Xe E ,N X .x X If , , . , f 7 , X, K L x x ,f , U., I ,- 6,3 . N V X V X ' ' - . I I ' C k Xe, - xx r. if, , XXX ' I f I 4 ' , I f,s. 4 - I - i -x ' v l -E Y N - x X .- ' Vi 5. 4 ev 1 N, -' ae' Q li g ul' v 4A X 5 P YI l t'ilAR1,r:s XVIIEELICH Moasic, Jn. Q7 High Road Newbury. N12lSS2LChllSl'ttS Entered Governor Dnnnner 1943 Preparing for Brown Red Vross Vomrnittee, '46 Soccer Team, Mumlgvr. '46 W'rt-stling Team, .'Uc11u1gc'r, '46 and '47 l,aerosse Team, Mflmzger, '46 and '47 EDGAR ANDON NIOVSESIAN, JR 21 Lovejoy Street Haverhill, MHSSHChllS6ttS Entered Governor Dnmmer 19-I-5 Preparing for Boston I'nive1'sity Glee Vlnb, '46, '47 Camera Vlnb, '47 Vhristmas Dinner Vommittee, '46 . 39 1' Z -131 f , . U -- -.-:Inf Lilllf' : '4.'::ifi-?2'fvf.1-'.'iT-j-:- -- fu-I :-f A 59.2 .- ,. :aff ' '1?EQfi':giL:-LJ s7gfH!i:1.w2f 1' -4, f :1:f-'-P1 11 3152-: 'Y-s wi .fm .-::'1.ra-,-'..1.1.i ,LUQCI Crgyr , .- :3 mlm 1- X 533 S .- lg' 108 X - 7 V. V X X xxx X ' I 1 f 1,1 X' ff X ff f' , 1 '- -X 'N ' V, 'x X X x'X 'ff f f , ,',' 'Z 1 -E f - x N rn- . f ff f , . sf ,f . x - Y XX x V . df 'n D . X - S 4 , - x f 'fn - - . Z qs 4 Z ' 1 A, O X X .X ,f, -. t - L ', . f . f , - - - X - 1 X -Q X ,: ' , f 0 , - - W1 ' ,A .. .,.. X . s, 7 I -- - ' 'wif Q v. X X . Q A X ., - - W ROBERT WATSON PEALE 144 North First Street 011-an, New York Iintered Governor Drummer 1943 Preparing for Harvard ilrelmn Board, '46, '47 Vamera Vlub, '44, '45 Stoek Room Manager, '45, '46, '47 liaselrall Team, Manager, '46 Basketliall Team, ilffzrlfzyer, '47 JOHN JEROME PATTERSON 44 Cabot Street Winchester, Massaehlisettls Entered Governor Dummer 1946 Preparing for Blassachusetts State Red Cross Committee, '47 Glee Club, '47 Basketball Team, Faptain, '47 40 . A ' ,,....-:I-L-1'.-.-4. f, A - 1. --L' v- . :I-xv , -'f fo-' ' aff . ' K ,f,.,,,-if I, .. .,,. . V W i ni In ld fQ'A'Q,j.l h F, S ' N B IIOB - -2 v Q53 7 7 4'- ft ,Aw t-X - - Q . Y - U' n f ,T - r. gs f' 5's'51f : 'NW' ri m VVILLIAM I.1-:Avi'r'r PHILBRIVK Lakewood Road Skowhegan, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 19-1-6 Preparing for University of Maine Senior Council, '4-7 Glee Club, '47 Football Team, '46 ., 4 -V -, ,-,-: .. l'.'t 4 A ' ' fy: WILLARD WEED PIERCE 30 Kee-wadin Road Newton, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dumnier 1946 Preparing for Amherst 1'1un Laude Honor Roll, '4-7 Football Team. .lIl1I1llfjf'I', '46 4-l N.. ,,,.',,, - ,-Q. .,L41. 531.5--:-Zgjgllfi Xa ,5.:.:.' -M 7 ..,:, .,- ',. I, -.Q '-'f.1fJ5 '-TI,-5 -g:'t-4..'z,-,x..'g '-..,.g. QXN4-if Ps P1-iixxix' N X N XJXXXXX 1 in' f I fl, fi fl zzz' !'f'! 1 X RSS N X X-lx XXX XX Nxxfuf' H- 1 ff ff, -.?'f ' --ig f, 13 f xox 'S 'Q Q may '23 XX' N '- . - 1 1 5' ' ff ' 'ar-i -x -X -. Q A A ff- ..-W if Fw' , Hoe X: 1 N' 'W W , A i i I LESLIE EVERETT IQICHARD 21 Preble Street Portland, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1946 Preparing for Dartmouth Vum Laude llonor Roll, '47 Glee Vlub, '47 Meistersingers, ,47 DONN SPALDING RANDALL 22 Kenilworth Road Wellesley, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1945 Preparing for Amherst Senior Council, '-I-7 Tennis Team, ,46, '47 -I-2 .. .. 15.35,-,fv -' -.'.': ,','- 1-39.4-.','., 3. V-!3 33:1 Q 1. .f,.,.,,'H ri ,-,- .w 1 5 U , A., - . .I kg-rib--A -f,1e.?P.:1fv- 1f.,1'F ,. Al f z 4 f , it IIOB X 5 1 f f X f X X f -, , R 1 Q60 .4 XX I N ff iz? ' 1 1 3.14 a '. n X ' W Q Q 'Q J ' 'lg ll D X l 1 W EDWARD VVILLIA M Roo uns 398 Brighton Avcluu- Portland, Maine Entered Governor l,llIllIIlt'I' I9-46 Prvparing for Bowdoin Senior Vouncil, '47 Glu- Vlub, '47 Football T earn, '46 Baskvtball Team, '47 Wy, 15, ,, , wi. 'v IIENRY NIARSHALL SANDERS 37 farrisbrooke Road VVQ-llesley Hills, Massac-liusetts Entered Governor DllIHIllt'T 1943 Preparing for Dartmouth Archon Board, '44, '45 lN1ILESTONE Board, '45 National VVar Fund Committee, '44 Spring Dance Coninlittce, '47 Red Cross Voxnniittee, '45 Glee Club, '45, '46, '47 Rifle Club, '45 43 UI Q in-:.- .. . Q W fiffli .2 A A . ' 2 4551115-.'f1'--1i3!!J'E11-is.,., nf A A- ' ef-'-,AQ .-'-:l+f1'?i'l'A:':' '1'22 ' mb, -Tr-tl'Q'iaE.fi:fi-1-f.'-q.:gq:'3gfujj4p1Q1+2-iffr: 5f,.',-- if '-145 . .- Y Y ..,.Y- . .'.,-,--V' 4- 4,3 1'-5, .Am , . . 13 -4 X, x X XXV 4' A 1 f ,ff f 1 f ff ,- ,f X146 153 . ff, iff . fe 1, XX, XX eg- X , -,. X, -. K, , f gift :-- X X X X X al, - e M .,,, . 4 , i X -X ' 1 X4 :Q -L JT- 'f. f ' f ' ' Q' 11617, -' gli' : I I 708 'xl f ' 'wf W . IJAVID COLLINS SEAGER, III 81 Highland Avenue Buffalo, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1946 Preparing for Harvard Spring Dance Committee, '47 Glee Vlub, '47 Meistersingers, '47 Iloekey Team, '47 PHILLIP ELLIOT SAXE 31 Hammond Street Chestnut Hill, Massaehilsetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Harvard .lrehon Board, '45, '46, '47 MILESTONE Board, '46, '47 Baseball Team, Illanager, '45, '46 44 . .., .. .reau- N, I, ., ,I -w,-L.: , ,. . .. Q A , ., - , l, N .,,'--15fAf',','-jf-,Ov.5 -. wa., 1 f. w -, ae, ,iif-gv.,.-,-vizff. szv o tp- P-'-x x ef -0 K I Y , '. 'W' l l708 v 1 1 I Iv X X X N X X' 1' f pq: n , 4 52 X XX I f 1 Q5 5 X Q x ' a I S ' ' X Q su 'will' S . vp: Q X , W X .lonN Roman SnANNoN 5 Gralmni Avenue Newbury. Massaeliiisetts Entered Governor Dnnnner 194-3 Preparing for llztrvzml 1 'um Luurlz' Honor Roll, '4-5, '-1-6, '4-7 Bloody Kent Prize in Latin, '45 .lrelmn Board. '4-7 Soeeer Teznn, I 'n-Murmger, '46 .1- ,ef GORDON IDNVIGHT SHAW East Boxford, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1946 Preparing for M3SSZIChllS6ttS Institute ot Technology I 'um L11 ude Rifle Team, '47 45 , . UI 0 ' fr . p - -1 - . V 'A . f Y 4 TjF:f'.:.fiv',i. 2 Q.. , . .- gt-.,-L.-5' 2 ffm- -, y- ' 4 . . , Q vga . -, -X 1 ' . v- 7,.-qfhlbt-:K3.Q 5,3 ix? i H, , V- , 212, N4,'.,.t .-.-.---:gn-LP:iaith.: -, Q L. .-1 .'..- . .1 1- me ., - g, ,A Q 154, ' '-..g.Q., wu:g..i--Q. '. 5' Y.-I-N, --,-'I' r '1'A'f'1l'+---- 515' 1 If--Qi '. ii' .' ' W 'qfh Zf..',.'-t. -nr -14.1 . f- .. ,yi-,. gli 0 I 46 -sv , 'X -X r X f ' 1 ' A X' - X. 'X XX, xxxkxx XX XXXX ,g- u.. f !,!' f f Xff, if'fff Z xx 5 X X X x SXQH. 1' H. f, f 1 ., f g,, ,' ,f X 5 X X- X X X s 5 R: f ' f .1 ., , , 1 Nix S . Xa sm X '. Z ivff ,f ' f,n'., f . X s X - X J, - N N L 1 ,- . ' f , , , X S -5 . . , - 1 f N -X - 1 X - f f , .. -W , N8 We : 1. Hoe . W - - in -Q W 4 IIUBERT NIARCY SNONV, JR. IQ Ober Street Beverly, Nlassaellusetts Entered Governor Dummer 19416 Preparing for Business Football Team, M unuger, '4-6 Wrestling Team, Manager, '4-7 .3 ARCHIBALD CRAVVFORD SHELDON St. Charles, Illinois Entered Governor Dummer 194-6 Preparing for Massachusetts Institute of Technology Finn Laude' Glee Ulub, '47 46 U . ' 4- 'Wt .. - T -4 , R - R. ., t . 22,e?2x1s:,f1? 'Vw Ll.,-it I. .I vZ u .1 . A ' A - H' V' - ff S' fi- 'J 1. ,..,.vA',Y?Fj.I-Lf: ,gl H 'N -- A '-' 'A ' -' f- - 7- ,:- ,f 14 f..'-: J-A:.:z.'.f.-I-Q..-4.-,-gi':.,'f::ei:: 'XL s f l T: 'XXL .ggesi T ,xl N QB 5 f ' 4 1, Vg, in Q. - N J-,Hoa -3 1 .X , 5 X . N an 1 1 ,f I ' 4, K ,f K , i X X xg X , 4 X X N 3 sv 'X , f np ' X f I . N .1 1 , X X . , . 1 f 1 5 ,. ,e ,1 , X X X - X 1. X 1 ' f xv 1 ' 5 fu' , X 46, 'I X ' f ' ' 1 ' Q X u 'v. 1 A X I E l , NJ -S - P064 g X , W JAMES ALLEN Somcn 7 Boardman Street Salem, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1946 Preparing for Boston Vniversity Glee Vlulm, '47 PETER ITVAY SIVTTON 551 Lafayette Avenue Buffalo, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Vollege undecided Glee Club, '45, '46, f'I'f'SI'II6'I1f, '47 Meistersingers, '45, '46, '47 Rifle Team, '47 Headwaiter, '46, '47 Football Team, '44, '45, Ifaptairz, '46 Hockey Team, '45, '46, '47 Track Team. '45, '46, Vczptairz, '47 47 , . lh o - ' 'W' f2'fgE:1 fV'3, 1 A... - , . --..-:I-11 12,-,.-Q-'F' F 3 - 'Q' .'j 't- if .5 -13-w r- - -, ,, I . .' --'Q , , -N 1,7-. . - , .'.:41-f1'?.-.',::.f- 51,- ' 2 f.--H, -: 5'f 1'-I 5. 'I 1 .V. - ,. . .- ' i '-3 3 ' -,' df, Q wif- ',-' 7- -' I 'v:':fa'-'-h'f Ili: fffff-1 '. .E , . . T M E, -X ,E X0OX.ff5t 53 ' Cfiffif' we if-fffg, X , S X X I N X . 2' - f -, f , 1 , A X X X X , -l-v,!.,I, s He: ' X f f I Y, 1 , Xxx ,R A N Xxx x ' 'M X I, ,b lu... I aah. If ,-Q ,Ari ef 1 X N K S X 55, - X -, M ,,j,.V . I f ,A .' , - - N-N - ' X - 1-5? f ' f - , wwf , If ,. v.,, FS : ' A f - , sg, ..- Po W . LAWRENCE LEE SWANSON 33 Lafayette Street Newburyport, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1943 College undecided ,lrelzon Board, '45, ,46, '47 Camera Club, '47 FRANK HOWARD THOMAS, III Greenville, Delaware Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Cornell Mfmotly Kent Prize in jlIIllilIl'lllllfl.l'8', '46 National War Fund Committee, '46 Glee Club, '46, '47 Meistersingers, '47 Football Team, Manager, '46 l 48 .1- Ul 0 +' I 'Wt - t l H 1 -- .Q I 'Selig , , I 6 Y Vx . 5 an , - K Ye X xxx ' fl- I, i . .f - - .4Yxi' Q: YQ' 'Lx-,V T an ' X ' v - B ' ' ' '- V eyll -- 1' ffj :Q A ' Y N e f ' ' f X X XX X X XX 1 X f ., -, X P13 , h. v. X . f f - - X 6 ' X f n Q X ' ' ' sf 'Nur X ' we ' X ' W .IonN RIUIIMONIJ XY.u,m1R 23 Border Street, Cohasset, biassaellusetts Entered Governor Dunnner 1943 Preparing for Amherst llonor Roll, '45 Senior Uouneil, '47 ,lI'l'lIOIl Board, I1'u.wines,v .lIrmr1y1'r, '46 Editor-in-l'l1ifj', '47 Ileadwaitier, '46, '47 Red Vross COI'IlIllitt.CC, '44 Spring Dance Vommittee, '46 and '47 Football Team, '46 '45, 1'lIfIl'l'IIIllll .IUSIAII IIALE WELc'n 238 High Street Newburyport. TxT2tSS21CllllSCtt,S Entered Governor Dunnner 1944 Preparing for Dartmouth National War Fund Fonnnittee, '45 Red Cross Connnittee, '46, '47 Spring Danee c'0IHIHlttCL', '45 Football Team. '46 Basketball Team, '46, '47 Tennis Team, '45, llflpfllill, '46 and '4 49 .1- ,frw 4 4' . V 'W' ,,.i .ie.a, . -Q ' W, a XxXXx xg 5 X X X x IiAYMOND ELIOT WILLIAMSON 78 Elizabeth Road Belmont, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Nichols Junior College I Glcc Club, '45, '46, '47 hleistersingers, '46 Christmas Dinner Committee, '45, '46 f x DAVID SANBORN WILCOX Ridgewood Road Middletown, Connecticut Entered Governor Dummer 1944 Preparing for Williams I 'um Laude Honor Roll, '45, '46, '47 MILESTONE Board, '46, '47 National War Fund Committee, '46 Glee Club, '46, '47 hleistersingers, '47 50 ff 0- i l, ' f ' . ., N . ,W ,.-f..37-Q-gii11,1:2E?QYgQ ' ' '- - ,' ' . '. . - 'f y.' f ff.:--.'r -'. ' Cf',',a'L-:,.-11 - -f. 1I2:'- 'ZH '- P' 51- .,',' P 'gfiffiii-' ' L- if T61 J, f:wf1L 7 -' 'f 'f '1'1'-l':r'- 14 'YN ' . '. '-Q15 '. ' ' N -3.-ff 1f ,, 'I'-L-:Z fi '- 1 il x .xv 'Xxx -X xg xx ,P Qxxsxxjx Y' 'fm ,U 1 1 fff ff V1 - in fr,,, f'! 7 ,ig sxxxxx X ,K jqrxxs ixyxxxirgs . , fi f !. -,bf gf pig . f ,-L MXXXSQE xxx' X5 3, '2 Q N V Q - ' : ' ff, al 'J no -X - f 5, so , . 9 .. -WI' ,ex ,. .,,. , of : 1. X , 3, . M, - -Qc - - W l,r:l,ANn lfnrzlwznlc-K W11,soN l'ine Street Dover, Massaelnlsetts Entered Governor Dummer 1945 Preparing for Brown Football Team, '46 Hockey Team, '46, '47 iii? ET'-3232.5 -, ,. , X N B H l708 Post Graduate B1-JNJAMIN PEARsoN, JR. 104 State Street Newburyport, lx121SS21Cl1llSCttS Graduated from Governor Dummer 1944 In Armed Services, 1944-1946 Preparing for Folby Glee Flub, '47 llieistersingers, '47 .lrelmn Board. '47 BIILESTONE Board, '47 Football Team, '46 Hockey Team. '47 Lacrosse Team, '47 51 v.. . A ,-, , f-.-11.1,-.,:f.1--a 11' , 'fra' 4 ' '-'iff'-': P12 1 -1-'f ' .4 -,131-J lf 3 '2s, '.,.-,He - -' X X xr . VY VV 17 ,N VY C -C xx X XXX I. Ah f 1 ,fif f, ff f fl' , f f ,QX gs -21.3-41.fQ QQs 5 Q33 ,vf 5- 4,3 ,na - 'ij Prix 'A' .082 A SN ZB - ' ' f, 'Z' 1 X s X , ,S FQ ,Q 4- 1 0 f ' Q' 'Ivy ,, S ' Y . qf, X N1 'XJ .- 'vos' P : bg ' X ' lr W Underclassmen HARALD L. AMRHEIN, JR. RICHARD D. ATTNVILL . LAURENCE BARRY, JR. . ALAN VV. BAUMGARDNER . GEORGE W. BENDER . . CHARLES P. BENSON . JAMES G. BEVER . DONALD C. BISHOP . CIIARLES D. BOND . CHARLES C. BOWEN . . EDWVARD D. BRAZIER . ANTON E. A. BROCKELMAN S. KENNETH BRUCE, JR. . JAMES W. CAMPION, III . HOITGIITON CARR, JR. . .ALEXANDER B. CARVER, JR PETER T. CASE . . . WILLIAM M. CATLIN . . WILLIAM L. CHAMBERLIN GEORGE J. CHASE, JR. . WILLIAM W. COLLINS IIANSFORD S. COOPER ROBERT 0. COULTER ISICHARD W. CRONIN ALLEN H. CUMINGS . ROBERT H. CUSHMAN S. HOPKINS DAMON . THOMAS LEA DAVIDSON . ROBINSON A. DEERINCZ . BRUCE M. DENKERT . . ARCHER B. DES COGNETS JOHN H. DEUBLE . DAVID W. DUFFY . ARTHUR A. DUGRENIER . FRANCIS G. DUGRENIER . E. ASHLEY EAMES, II . FREDERICK R. EDINGTON . JOHN T. EOBERT . WILLIAM T. ELBOW WILLIAM A. ELLIOT IJAVID II. ELLSVVORTII ITAVID C. ESTY . . J. RICHARD FISCHER ROBERT D. FRAME . FRANKLIN FREEMAN . JOHN C. GALLAGHIGR . ROBERT M. fIAUDIN , CI.IIfTON E. ITICURGIC . 583 Harris Ave., Woonsocket, R. I. . . . . 29 Atlantic Terr., Lynn . . . 326 Clark Road, Brookline , 4-7 Hillcrest Ave., Manhasset, L. I., N. Y. . . . . 3 .Appleton Ave., Beverly . . . 13 Winthrop St., Winchester . 8 Dunstable Road, Cambridge . . . 82 Pinckney St., Boston . . . . . . Topsfield . 301 Ridge Road, Lake Forest, Ill. . 147 Yaughan St., Portland, Maine . . , . 54 Milk St., Fitchburg . 1178 Ifnion St., Manchester, N. H. , , 2 Clement Road, HHIIOVGF, N. H. . . . . . 72 Lincoln St., Hingham Nlarshall Ridge Road, New Canaan, Conn. . . . . 187 Grove St., Wellesley . 24-0 Blaine St., Brunswick, Maine . . . . . Box 202, Concord . 54 Fielding Court, South Orange, N. J. . . . 4572 Bordeaux St., Dallas, Texas 201 Wynthrop Road, Solvay, Syracuse, N. Y. . . . . 67 North Main St., Cohasset . . . . . 91 Elm St., Amesbury . South Main St., Troy, N. H. 53 LiIIcoln Circle, Swampscott . 50 Spooner Road, Chestnut Hill . . . . York Village, Maine . R.F.D. No. 1, Cape Elizabeth, Maine 207 South Market St., Johnstown, N. Y. . . . 299 Salisbury St., Worcester 34-0 Montrose Ave., South Orange, N. J. . . . . 39 West St., Worcester . . . . 39 Fernwood Ave., Bradford . . . . 39 F ernwood Ave., Bradford . Governor Dummer Academy, South Byfield . . . . . 15 Pine St., WiIIchester . . 408 South Albany St., Ithaca, N. Y. 3 Audubon Place, Radburn, Fair Lawn, N. J. . . . -1-79 Beacon St., Manchester, N. H. . . . . 50 Drury Lane, Worcester . . . . Chappaqua, N. Y. . 19 Burnside Road, Newton Highlands . 3645 Elmwood Ave., Rochester, N. Y. . . Bow St., Marshfield Hills . . 51 Highland Road, Andover . . 32 Leonard Ave., Newtonville . . . 55 Westlaiifl Terr., Haverhill 52 .- V. rfe.--.'.,w :z:f- yn. ,,. Y. I. .A 3.'0,,.N . -Q, 5 Hoe '-A. I ,, Nc' J 'f' ' E --A l ' O' 4 f . .f ' S VYV' , may I X 3 Y -' QQY' pxg 'ov-I A - QQ A - . B' ' A til... , V qgrgiy, ff '6' ' f ff - - xlll I .IAMICS Ii. GI-:YI-:II . IIOBERT II. GILBI-:R'I' ROBERT IIOIJIJARIJ STEPIII-:N P. GRAVI-:S 'PIMOTIII' G. GRI-:I-:NI-1 RIVIIARIJ II. GRII-'I-'I'I'IIS IRNVIN M. GROSSMAN ICnwARn M. IIIIILID, JR. WIANSON P. IIAIIII . ROIIERT J. IIAMI-II. . ICIHVARIJ G. IIART. JR. ALISER'I M. IIIOLI-:i'. JR. ROBERT V. IIILL . IIARRY W. IIOMI-:II-:R . IIIIARLES IIOIISTON, JR. YERNON W. JAQI'I-:S . RIeIIARn M. -IEPSEN NIARSHALL W. -IONICS, JR E. IYILLIAM JI'nSON . FRANK J. KENNEY . D.AVIIJ KEPPEL, III . G. IIOBERT KING . WEBSTER L. KITc'IIEL1. PAUL S. KNOIVLES, JR. WILLIAM F. IIAVEY, III ROBIN E. IIAGEMANN JARVIS W. IIAMBERT GEORGE P. IIAVENTIS BENJAMIN II. IIAXVNVILL -JOHN F. IIEARY, JR. . ALBERT J. LEET . PARKER F. IJEIGHTON IYIARK M. IJEVINE . IVILLIAM G. I,1NnQI'IST THEODORE A. LONII . VV. ROBERT I,I'NT . FREII M. IYIACBURNIIC PHILIP B. IVIACINNIS. BRUCE B. lYIAC'QLIEEN S. JAMES MADIJOCK . THOIVIAS IYIAGOUN . A. BROCKELMAN IVIARTIN Dl'NCAN H. WICCALLUM ARTHUR M. Mc'C'I'LLY JAMES II. MCMANVS YYESCCYIT M. IYIERROW FREDERICK W. IAIILES JOHN A. INIORGAN, II ROBERT H. IYIORRISON JOHN J. IYIOZZICATO . ,-:L-. , I-35 ICIISI 52nd SI., New York, N. Y. . . 73 Braekett IIOINI. Newton 350 ICIISI 54-III St.. New York, N. Y. 304- I'OllI-ge Ilill Road, f'liIItOII, N. Y. . 104 Spruce St.. Portlznnd, Maine 1302 Avenue II., Galveston. 'llexnx 7 IIIIIIIIIIOIIII Pond Parkway. Newton . . 125 Sl. Paul St., Brookline 20 Sylvan Ave., XVI-st Newton . . 78 IRI-IIIOIIIL' Ave., II:IVeI'IIill . . . . . 764- I.yIInIield St.. I.ynn 2616 VVI-St Park B0llIK'V21.l'II, Shaker Ileights. Ohio . . 150 Nleadow St.. Nangfatllck, VOIIII. . . . 54- NIayfield Ave.. Akron, Ohio 332 West 19th St.. New York, N. Y. . . 16 Parker St.. Newburyport . . 38 Rolfe I,ane, Newhnry . 27 Ridgefield Road. IYiIIclIeSteI' 168 VVI-St 86111 St.. New York, N. Y. . . 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S. FINLEY STAY . . PETER D. STEINVVEDELL , BURLEY C. STEVENS IIOOVER C. SUTTON, JR. . WORTHEN H. TAYLOR, JR. F. ALLEN THOMPSON, JR. W. DUER THOMPSON, HI IIICHARD M. TYLER, JR. . JON V. URNES . . JOHN E. VEASEY . PETER K. WAGNER . WILLIAM A. WARD . JAMES P. WELDON . FRANK P. WHITE . . DONALIJ L. WOCHOMURKA LORING T. X7ATES . DAVID W. XYESAIR . YH' ' ,.,.'. , 505 North Michigan, Continental Hotel, Chicago, Ill. . .- 1040 N. Woodbine Place, Lake Forest, Ill. . . . . . . 749 Main St., Hyannis . . . 672 Elder Lane, Winnetka, Ill. . . . . 166 Fisher Ave., Brookline . . . . 279 High St., Newburyport Box 1005A, Yale Station, New Haven, Conn. . . 5 N. Brookwood Drive, Montclair, N.J. . 275 Voltaire Place, Grosse Point, Mich. . . . . . . Ingaldsby, Georgetown . , Crystal Lake, Bergen County, Oakland, N.J. JR .... 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MORGAN, II Soccer ., , ,-M , K 4,-. -.':, f','.,7 :z'-'L gx -X x ' V -' 1' ' N' ' ,f , ,, 1 Q , i X Q Q .,. . j lj '13 ' QW- Q f 4-V - ---Q - - ' '3' ' X Y . ' ' fi -vw . J T -' fi : F708 w. 'Wy Qs W C'A1 rA1N .louN .I1-:Hmm I'AT'r1cRsoN, .In IgflSL'l'flNlH 1 N W w VAPTAIN RICHARD PAUL BICCUSKER Hockey 57 -.'J.i.f,'.., , 1 V , I ,-..-wg.-. gt ix' 1 -1 ' .. . -4. :vfQf,..':j 4 '-:' 71?- f-:: !zf-A 'xy-Q.2it:'11-3.35.V-A:j5':S.5,gj..g- - -43. J,-'g.,'jg 5.5:-g5r'.g', ,415 'Yu :.r,: ,.-.-,-' - -.v1.L.f4gq,31i, . gg,-V in 1 .. ',- . ,f 4 I x A '1 I-4 14 ,- ,- ,- II 1 w if 'C' if E :..,-i is f? 'Z -QA is fs .ze- V 'I :QW cf .q,' ' 5526 E 5- : E-Jin :gg 534 L 45:5 +1 z fi-TQ 'fli gg- ., H 255 ii: ,Li Qin: Q: 555 a. 2 ,.,+5 2:7 F-3'-1 4 :Er Q55 ,-9, Q55 Gi fi fw :wg 25 cn,-5 ,.,T 55-5 . .5 S355 EE: QNE -:i E5 NLE 5: -,: 'G Lix 1','L,L... fjghf K+. J, 'VVT zyii A D .X I, 1 5 gif f' ff .'ffQ I . Vu! 7CJ8 x I 8 ' f X S S 2 , f YI ex F , . k x xxx .?' ,2 xx xxx N . 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WILsoN, liar-Ljfielfl JOHN B. flARDNER, Manager FRANK Il. THOMAS, Illunayer THE Sf'HEDI'I.E 1946 GU1'l'I'IIUI'S I I p pnnen fs Groton School l-l- 6 Thayer Academy at South Braintree 7 IQ Kimball Union Academy 0 33 Milton Academy at Milton 13 13 Belmont Hill School 0 14 Moses Brown School 0 6 Tabor Academy at lXrI2iI'IOll 0 +2 84 126 59 U o , ' W -. -. . - ' 2 111'-' S:-11. .- . .. f ' f-ffl.-jar-ii 'rf-37' 1 A - fi?5 4-f'Sff :i3:f 'Hgh -?r1fq i3a?.3fi1'Tl':Lf-'I-55.5-sf53'fff -255 f'i:'f. ft A521- A 'T-45 If 'ffl . . ,, lv 3 ,-1 ,,,.Y, tv-.,:AAV,, I l:A..,,.'.,,'g, v,-3 5 wc X- X- .S x'sxvgf. f ffffff fff f'ff so -X X, as Q ...gr-.33 , . , , ,f, ,f,,f xxg 's .., of ' - ,'.' - ' ' f .1 ' ,.' , . ' if 5 Qty- . ix? ve XX B .S psf f, : X sir. fig - ' :'.'?g'.' . '- ' 1 mx - .,- if V ' p I Z T'Fw51.. 'W'7O8 rs: f'H Nl T W A Q--W The Football Season By SABIUEL M. ALLEN The opening game with Groton on September 28th, here at home, proved very successful for the Governor Dum- . mer eleven. Thanks to the beautiful end-play of Brad llarlow and the passing of Vaptain Pete Sutton, we completely avenged the defeat of the year before. Coach Sager was especially pleased because he had whipped into shape an almost entirely inexperienced team with only four returning letter- men. Our hopes were high that we would beat Thayer the next week at South Braintree. But the Governors ran into trouble with Thayer. Their passing attack was too perfect for us to handle and they made two touch-downs on passes in the first half. The outstanding feature for the Governors in the first half was again the beautiful end play of Brad Harlow, and the fact that our line, MR. ARTHUR nv' SACFR paced by Frank DuGrenicr and Ed lvmmh Feeley, who was playing against his alma mater, stopped completely their running attack. In the second half, however, the story was very different. On the first play Ed Rogers plowed through the Thayer line for a first-downg and this was followed by a precision Sutton pass which was snagged by Harlow, who then dodged man after man, to score. Rogers scored the extra point on a line plunge. After this spurt of power, the Governors were unable to do anything more and the game ended with the score: Thayer IQ, Governor Dummer 7. The second home game was played on October 12th against the very powerful Kimball Ifnion team. The Governors were stopped cold by these K.U.A. men, who scored practically at will. This game did show the home fans one thing, though: that our team had the spirit and determination to keep fighting against over- whelming odds when there was absolutely no hope. The game finally ended with the score: Kimball Ifnion 33, Governor Dummer, 0. The Governors made up for this defeat the next week at Milton where they tied a team which had been unbeaten for two years. Our entire team was clicking. Pete Sutton was especially remarkable for his running and passing. ln the third period Milton ea lured an G.lD.A. fumble and drove from our forty-yard line to our two- fill ..--. ':' 'vu .1 1.31 v, '. K.-3. - --,,.-- 53f s'o ' 4 ohh . r 708 , t 1 t , f ' I , w ,X - ,KY F N ' , , , y i Xl XV V VV 4' I' f K, pw' 4 V -X 5 F X-V ,yr ,Xxx , s 6 Q2 Xe 1 B , ff ,E-. , ,' YY i ' I '25 'V -4 lr' ' Y' ' iff Q. X -x , - A ' wr 7 iwll' J ji - :slat : g V X- Y V I yard line, where. hy a freak chance, a Nlilton nlan recovered his own ftnnhle and managed to slip over for the score. 'l'hey eolnpleted the extra point. 'l'he fourth period found us on the Milton twenty-yard line whence a pass, Sutton to llarlow, connected for six points. Wle were unahle to score the extra point and the game ended, Milton 13, Governor lluininer 13. Un Oetoher 26th. the Belmont Ililt team played a match l1ere in South Byfield. The day was a miserahle one rainy and cold. Apparently the Governors were not clicking in their play, heeause we were heaten I3-0. livery possihle hit of had luck dogged us during this gameg our line and hackfield were in a definite slump. lt was really a very discouraging' game to lose. Our veterans, Fred Macliurnie. Billy Brown. and lien Pearson, Jr., all from Newburyport, started t.he game against Nloses Brown the next week. The most. col- orful play was eontrihuted hy lien, in the line, who hlocked kicks, punted, and in general played an outstanding' game. The game was hittcrly fought throughout. the opponents scoring only in the last few minutes of the fourth period hy taking ad- vantage of a very unfortunate fumhle. A heautiful game at center was played hy Frank DuGrenier. 4 r w Governor Duunner closed its sea-son on NOVCllll7Cl' Jth, when it met lahor Acad- emy at llarion. The Governors were completely snhinerged as the Tahor team went to touchdown after touchdown. The Governors' season was not a successful one from the point of view of score: hut, as Coach Sager says, score is not everything. Vonsidering the size and strength of our opponents, the team did very well. Ilowever, with practically the whole hackfield returning, and with Frank DuGrenier playing again in the center position. the Governors hope to regain their prestige as a winning team next year. : . 32: X ,Kfff, , V, , 62 ,Z , X ,X . X X ,--x I XL,...-- xffi N 1, 1,' A I , ,f L W X !U,:Z,i,: Pi L1 H Q1 X-I 'LX Ei' .2511 Q5 Q 9 4 m fi' zen 335 CC rw ' yn. ..:-i' 5:3 ':.T :QQ Wim E25 can Q32 E15 :VCE 5299 5.25 E550 F-1 gone e: 'H ,Add ,-56 swf Qc: 8142 BGL - k :Zo 2:5 'gli' . z...-CIW ouoq' 2:5 .. :fm '43 sig SEQ SQQ EE ..-fi 3,,gf': -QE EEZ 396 . 3-- LEE 5 o Num 442'-1' QQ' :skis CQVN-LX X '1 Xliigfffxz V 1' 4 FY. X X X X V X X X Z X X I X I X X 1 1 l l i I 1 1 I X I I i Q 3 E X S X XX 5 F 5 H W X. WX A X XX XX XX i li 'X fu Xi, X 5 3V X X LB... roy I 7CJ8 -L. -, 1-x . at HX I -XIX fre Q Q ree ' ' f.'.' 1' 'f',f, -',, , -X . -x -,fax X . . ,XFN A ,ff ,, , U - - L x A X - f A A ,.- f , . f jxex Lv-q . , XCXQ 4 .2 XX X ,A - .mf , 4 , f, ef- ,Ag P 'X X X , x or Q' x ,, A 'V f f ' sq h. -SR -X ' - . A 1 S. - NJ ' A . - . F . 1- X ., fe -l .., . Q- S . N . N-Q Pg v . 1 The Soccer Team JOHN A. MORGAN, II, Captain and IIaUback RALPH E. BAILEY, JR., Inside CHARLES fIOUSTON, JR., Outside NORMAN C. BROWN, Fullbaclc JAY C. CURTIS, HaUback JOHN W. DEERING, JR., Inside E. ASHLEY EAMES, II, Outside FRANKLIN FREEMAN, Goal DANIEL M. HALL, Halfback JOHN K. HEYL, JR., Fullback ALLEN B. HUGHES, Center ANDREW LEIGHTON, Outside DANA W. MAYO, F allbaclc RICHARD MCCUSKER, Inside JOHN E. VEASEY, Goal PETER K. WAGNER, HaUback CHARLES W. MORSE, JR., Manager JOHN SHANNON, Manager THE SCHEDULE S xl 1946 Governors O p ponents- October 2 Harvard J. V. at Cambridge 0 Q October 9 Phillips Exeter 1 4 October 11 Belmont Hill School 2 0 October 16 Belmont High School 3 0 October 19 Milton Academy 4 3 October 23 Watertown High School 4 4 October 30 Phillips Academy at Andover 0 1 November 6 Medford High School 1 5 November 9 Tabor Academy 3 1 18 Q0 63 . X xx 1 If 1 f ,- 1- f , f--. , , . . , E -X -ft s -X sx xx XX X f ' fff, f - ff' ,f i . s X IL,-, ' 'A f , -Z X, - --5-X ,X X f ff f . , - 1 , X S . g X f if, I N , 1 H 1 Z 9 , , .K f N X X N S X .9 Q X N V L B . . ' f ,g 7 , -X - v x K sf ,- f ' 'fffg , 4 ' M 1 in I .-I j Sr xd . Pls' - h V X , W The Soccer Season By ROBERT BARR The prospects for the 1946 soccer season looked good. John Morgan was back as captain, capably supported by other experienced soccer players such as Jay Curtis, John Heyl, Al Hughes, Danny Hall, and Ash Eames. However, at the start the team was handed a pair of defeats by the Har- vard Freshmen and Exeter. In both these games the soccer team's scoring power was hampered because Ash Eames was unable to play. The next week opportunity knocked. The Red and White answered with a three to nothing victory over Belmont High and then another victory of the same score over Belmont Hill. The Gov- ernors were hitting their stride, and proved it a third time by going on to beat a powerful and resourceful Milton team the following week. This game was the climax of the season. It was MR. HOWARD J. NM-INS one of the most exciting games ever p,,m.1, played at school. Throughout the game the scoring was evenly balanced between the two teams. Three of the four goals scored by our team were scored by Mcflusker. Ash Eames, to the relief of the Governors' rooters, booted in a beautiful angle shot which clinched the game for Governor Dummer. The next contest, which was with Watertown High, resulted in a 4-4 tie. The Red and White then met two discouraging defeats. A mediocre Andover team de- feated us 0-1. The Governors fought back gamely, but were unable to score. The Andover captain said that we deserved to win the game. Medford High gave the team its usual expert drubbing by ehalking up five points to our one. However, the second team managed to hold Medford scoreless in the last quarter. The Red and White wound up the season by defeating Tabor, 3-1, in a thrilling game which ended in a brilliant teamup starting at midfield and ending in a pass to Mefnsker for the final goal. It was satisfying to know that Tabor had, in the previ- ous week, defeated lV1edford 1-0. The season was the most successful in three years because the team not only had remarkable spirit in games, but also had the willingness to work extremely hard on the practice field. ,.. 64 . Us 0 ' 'W' V- . -- --,.':' :.'-.15 .':'- fl T . 1 I , , -- 'Q , Y ,. A, WV W 'A .vt -.71-ri.,v.4H:hL:1:,-,l - I - V - - g . I ' 4 - , - ' . ',,' ,Q-'N ..V.-'-:fr '.:, .', If 'K 4 w ,,, w ' , u f 'fly f'. f.g. H , ku ,. W Q, l N i, 'I E, 7 i, V V W, W I I 1, I . E 1 ,, l ix ki QQ ix fi NK gl fl fl ,Q I, 1 4 3 5 X ii 3 1 4 N f V Q 4 E, 5, I s, X, f 25-5 -'vx A V ,lL.... -.. , ,.,- ' ' 'f H '-xsl Nl.. A -, ,. , , , , X X R 'Vw J ' ' ilZ1,gfif?gg-T Q C, c 'EL LE LY-I Z I f-3 4 B o 1 ff: Io -W EE Qi .2- D-LE '32 it :Va- If P-JE Hes mm Gd.. :E CC, D273 'v-V Ce 5124 C94 M: 2-v 43 ii 5. Q: I-c QE Km 594 O, -0-FL-1 'TQ-1 :on 253 :Am Qi: -Q Q91 mm -ge: U :sf mln x 1 1 1 , , X . H E K W IA w'wT'i l X x lTL.L'X'i 'I ,J S .C 1 f 1 , V k, - x X X X x f ! , , - . xx XXX XX xx xx C XXXXX I , 1 I 1 A., X S S xxixx X x X X ,f ,f , ,, , M x, 'X X - SS X X I, ' ' ,' ab f', po ' . X X X NIE . , XS Q2 b S: N D X, f Y u 4 fri, -Jag: Fw : S-. 1708 .-41 'f' 'Wt W , The Hockey Team RICHARD P. MCCUSKER, Captain and Center RALPH E. BAILEY, Line DAVISON PIERSON, Line WILLIAM J. BROWN, Defense DAVID C. SEAGER, III, Goal E. ASHLEY EAMES, II, Line HOOVER C. SUTTON, Center DANIEL M. HALL, Line PETER R. SUTTON, Defense and Lzne FRED M. MACBURNIE, Defense LELAND F. WILSON, Defense BENJAMIN PEARSON, JR., Goal JOHN B. GARDNER, Manager THE SCHEDULE Governors Opponents January 11 Middlesex 4 3 January 22 Brooks School at North Andover 4 3 January 23 Belmont Hill School 0 4 February 6 Noble and Greenough School at Dedham 2 4 February 12 Milton Academy at Milton 1 2 February 19 Winchester High at Winchester 6 2 February 22 Browne and Nichols 7 2 24 20 67 5 '53 X LB, lg' 1708 ,V ,, , x s X , f 'T' 1 f gf f , ff , ,-' f , f , Y ,x VV , , V .1 x t Vg' U., A, ' X . ' f , , 1 I X ' -., X ' V T X X XX - '- f X f ' - .g ' 1 -.13 f ' Z ' X -- - .4 'Q is . ' . f . 4 .f f' fi - 1 ,V an g 1 v ikx ' wt X 1 . .jg U1 . j , L N W., .yl I XA Q- 'qu Vi : 7 gxfi 'A ' T ,W P. ,K X- . I ' - W The Hockey Season By SAM ALLEN VVarm weather cut the Governors' hockey season from our scheduled fifteen games to seven, and reduced the use of our new rink, a replica of that at the Boston Garden, to a few days' use. VVe opened with the Micldlesex game here, on January 11th. Although the guests scored first and held their lead through the first period, we came ahead to win, 4-3. On the 22nd we met the Brooks School at North Andover, to win again by 4-3, with the Suttons, Wilson and Mcffusker doing the scoring. The next day Belmont Hill School came to our rink and beat us 4'-0. This score would have been far worse had it not been for the splendid defense of Wilson and 1VIeCusker. while Pearson played a spectacular game at goal. On February 6th the team met MR. AWOL MACD. RIURPIIX' Noble and Greenough in Dedham in a yofmj, very close game won by the Nobles, 4-Q. Here again our defensemen were outstanding. At Milton, the next week, we lost, Q-1, to Milton Academy. Pete Sutton made our only goal in a game that was a hard one to lose. Perhaps our easiest game was with VVinchester High on their rink. This we won, 6-2. And again, on February QQnd, we beat Browne and Nichols in our final game, 7-Q. Our veterans, Billy Brown, Fred lVIacBurnie and Ben Pearson were allowed in only a few of the games, by agreement with our opponents, who had no veterans. But when they did get in, the ice really melted under them. On the whole, Dick lNIef'usker, Lee Wilsoii, Pete Sutton, Danny Hall, and Ash Eames offered outstand- ing opposition. Dick deserves high praise for his very excellent leadership through- out the season. 68 L- mi' -.'-' if Y 1 . - - mar '.!r .I73-'i 1lf'5 l:?f'f T'H..,L - aff . .. ., a g 'mag ,.,, -Q-Wg! 15 '53 -B.-.- Vg' l708 A , -, . X it 1 1 ' -' A , -, Q Q A I. -Q f D , 4 - R- Y . 4, - X N ,a ,. ,K A lx . . QQ O s X , M qxdy. V- 5 f .- 96' Q ...jr : 'I x . f' f S, -g' W The Basketball Team JOIIN J. PATTERSON. Forward and f'apfa1'rz JOIIN W. DEERINCQ, JR., Guard EDWVARD W. ROCSERS, Venter ROBINSON A. DEERING, Forward JOSIAII H. WELf'II, I'entf'r FRANKLIN FREEMAN, Guard SAMUEL M. ALLEN, Manager A. BROCKELMAN MARTIN, Forward and Center ROBERT W. PEALE, Manager January ll January 18 .January 21 January Q5 February 1 February 5 February 8 February 15 February 22 March 1 llrlarch 5 :ae:2f:.'f:Qa., - . ,1'1:1 '3'if'Q'ii'f7l1' uw . ' ' Was:-51:1-'7.Z:3.'...fw',. ,fgzgfzv 'YN E51-J F--'E.-ab .1.E.i'f. -f'- THE SCHEDULE Rockport High School Belmont Hill School Storey High School Kimball Union Academy Thayer Academy Belmont Hill School at Belmont Milton School at Milton Ipswich High School Tabor Academy St. Mark's School at Southboro Harvard Freshmen at Cambridge 69 ....-:I .yr ., .lux -,-.A-,-5-.-g:.,:,1:z-gl - ..f.,'-'.--.' '- Go1'err1or.s' 0 p porzenfs 2-1- 24 Q4- Q6 59 55 20 35 46 '20 72 5 , ff .4 I-q...g-. f.,-5.5 - -' ,- K, cn CC E O -C E-1 9 A N 2 vi au Ta Gu LY-1 Q 5 9-1 -:4 L2 U QQ -.1 ' ff, xl m :.fr:k'-af ' f f,w1a :RWM 11 xr gig!!! fff 5 '33 N B . I708 as The Basketball Season liy SAM GWYNNIQ l hfany authorities who saw the Governors' quintet perform this year hold that the 194-7 team was the best one ever to represent the Academy. The record of nine wins and three losses emphasizes this claim. For sev- eral years Voach Navins has had to depend on one or two individual stars to bear the brunt of the work, but. this team differed. Team play was their strength. Early in the season John Patterson was elected captain, and he fulfilled all hopes throughout the season. lie- sides being high scorer with 150 points, Patfs all-round brilliance carried the team through many doubtful mo- . ments: and for his success he was awarded the Hamper Trophy as the most valuable player. Bob Deering. a l sophomore playing his second year of varsity ball, was another big factor in MR. IIOxX'ARl, ,L NAVINS our success. Ilis basket. play was p,,m.1, superb, and he contributed more than his share of points. Ilis greatest particular achievement was in the Kimball I'nion game when he threw the deciding basket from mid-court in the final minute to give the Governors a Q7-26 victory. Fritz Freeman again this year was the set-shot artist: and for his constant dependa- bility over the past two years. he was elected next year's captain. Two reserves who saw a great deal of service were Ed Rogers and Brock Blartin. The former was an able tloorman and could be counted on for several points per game. His defensive play in the Thayer game was one of the highlights of the season. lNIartin, a sophomore, was one of the team's best for all-round ability: and in covering Tabor's Prentiss, he gave a particularly outstanding performance. On Award Night Coach Navins spoke of the great record this Varsity had made and he thanked every member of the squad for the fine spirit and cooperation that each had shown. He failed to mention that everlasting credit for the success of the team was due to the speaker himself. 71 th 0 ... 4' 'W' - Fifi '.'-.ZF?,B,f- - V . 1 x V I g y A M 1- I L ' .f1ifff7. 1ifl ?f15'Qi1' : ,Z ' . . ' Q' 'f3f'ff:-f35 fJ K ,-H?-sl Q '-'i1.a1.'ef.asv':.-i:ff,1.1'ff'l-f'l 2 - f T ff f...':1f,i .' '- '9,i.,1e .4 'i..1iQf-I-'fu .5 it iff! S CHI I' i I S I - w I- 5 . 1 ,E E' Q .e H2 hz? ji is Q5 5. mi EE' 8. ESL 2-1 HE .ei fl.: E-5 .Az 53.4 tis :SE fy 'QE :Eg 4402 L'-v-.s cg- 5 'L 'G 72 i.-..B. lg! l1O8 .V .- , ,Jf!ffA , V - xi T Y I T , A -4 Nl V dr .. . 3 ni i x Yi v X, .. i I I The Wrestling Team JAMES BI. KNo'r'r. I-25 lbx., l'uptuin G. GORTON BALIJNYIN, 1.31 lbs. EIJNVARD Bmizinu, 165 lbs. ALLEN II. fll'MINGS, l.Q5ll1.v. llENRY T. DVNKER, JR.. Frzlifrzllml Rumour M. flAUDIN, 14294 lbx. JouN K. IIEYL, JR., 175 lbs. RIHIARIJ S. 1,4-XLAIS, 15.5 lbs. C'HARLEs W. Monsr-1, JR., .llunuger IIUBERT lNl. SNUNV, illunuyvr CAPTAIN JAMES BTILNE KNUTT lV1'estl111g THE Sf'HEDlll,E GOI'PI'Il0I'S Upporzents' January 29 Phillips Academy J. V. at Andover 0 Q3 February 1 Roxbury Latin School at Roxbury 0 21 February 8 hlilton Academy at lNIilton Q 33 February 15 Noble and Greenough Q3 ll February Q2 Tabor Academy 5 223 February 28 St. lNIark's School 13 17 lVIarch 5 Browne and Nichols School at Dedham 23 13 66 73 e.l. f J 141 l -- - X X - x se , f - 1 - - - XX-Q -. -X X OT. ,f-5--,.-5 ,ff gf, GC C-'iff X 'X - L -3 Q xx N X 1- f f f it f 1 ., ' ' .Ja , f ,-f N a Rs 4 - xx X f '14 . N , . , Z it f ,f ' f,A'.l f X 5 5 X 51, Q X I, . . I , l Z X s . , rx ' ' X 'W .f ' ' f 'I.'7o'y' , -' wi' i 1 lx l 708 Nfl f N' W . The Wrestling Season By HENRY DUNKER A very successful season was started when the returning lettermen under their new coach, Mr. Miller, opened their informal practice during the weeks between Thanksgiving and the Christmas vacation. In January the squad, with Knott, Baldwin, Jones, Heyl, and Dunker of last year's team, buckled down to intensive preparation for the match with the Andover Junior Varsity team, a match which we lost in a series of thrilling bouts, 23-0. The next meet, with Roxbury Latin School, ended with the Governors at the short end of a score of 21-0. Again this meet was characterized by very close, hard- fought matches. The following week the Red and White, on the road for the third time, lost to a polished Milton team by 32-25 but Bob Gaudin brought home the first team points of the sea- son. These first three encounters MR. 1, AUR ANC-E P. BIILLER showed steady improvement in the Coach team's powers. Our hard work in these matches paid large dividends in the Noble and Greenough meet, which we won, 23-11, and in which Gaudin and Ileyl scored by falls while Baldwin and Dunker scored by deci- sions. The team was beaten by Tabor, 23-5. Again the Governors, due to a technical error, lost to St. Mark's, 17-13, in a match wherein many substitutes had their chance to show their skill. We closed the season by beating Browne and Nichols, 23-13. In this match Gaudin increased his personal score of points to 19 with a double fall, while Knott and Palais turned in their first triumphs of the season, and Dunker and Ileyl gathered five points each by forfeit. The squad owes a great debt to Mr. Miller, whose coaching is responsible for their great progress, and a warm tribute is due Captain Knott for his steady inspira- tion. llearty thanks is due also to Mr. McKnight who ably helped Mr. Miller as assistant. 74- .. ,., ,A 1 t , A., 4 , ,N ., , -I-,.,.-,4ij.',-gf.,tying.,-,i - ,V yq 41 , .i -N .5 A ,V .- A ..r,..,1,..,.:. 4, li' V 1 . - d'.4'.,-' 'f - v.':.,,gih-. ' ' '7' ' fi-2'-gre ,I-'in'-.'.'-V I ian-un Q gx-g-A QQ gxNbfXf45I...-5 f dff 7,4 if-iff' 'XX X' f ,f Y fx 'X 'A .I X X XX . ' f f f ' f , ', 'f f a 111 I 1 if -X x ki -,X A N ,Y ' X gm X 4, f f g , ixf, 1 5' ' , ,fl If A X V ,rx ,Yi - x X 5. 4 I . I , , f , 4 I Z , L R-XX xx X f f ' ' may, . .If . - f N- U X . X, . m X L, - ' W A L- J, X N 3 1-J Q' of 1703 X CAPTAIN JOHN WILLIAM DEERING, JR. -.',1.' Baseball CAPTAIN GEORGE GORTON BALDWIN, JR Lacrosse . ff .AI f Q . ,I,,,7,f:1'.'. ,, , , I ,.-' .,, , I, ,'y -I . -f - ,- , . I -., . - ' W: , 'Xi -Ip '- ..-: xp ssvf f f1'T9 - A 3 4 .QQ 2 X A N Q' 3 :.- A Q ' 4 1 i W -, A -: A X A ?..B..,q .- qu - L, sg T l ws' 2 in : A gl, , --X ' in Y F RSYQV M-L ' ' S I - 1 ' 1708 gn 9 11.9 r w CAPTAIN PETER RAY SUTTON ,f 'gn - 'ffif- , ..-V:-.i. ... un: c-.- Track 1 77 CAPTAIN .Ios1A11 IIALE VVELCII Ten II is U ,, ,' A ,A A ,Q . ff '-fjl,,i,,l 3.'a,Q1,',i:,?A 37? X- C : C UD ra U-1 6 :I cu Q. O I E E J.: A E CQ' C - O UD M . i E. : E -0-I 4-3 m ...- rs CC Q :I da : an he: 5 E CC 44 La Q N Pierce . Brown. W .- 11 C Qu 1.1 Vr- v-T-1 si E 5 3 L5 Eames, Houston, F. Duflrerlier, Patterson, J. Deering, S :E N I C rx 'S 7 8 y gi F r SX- tag...-N ' if I rv -'X : l'. -X 5 X X y hx N I5 1- :V 1 1 ig Q -X -Y , . S 3, wg Q - , 1 1 : S xg ' x W W The Baseball Team JOHN W. DEERING, l'apfain. and Uufficlrl WILLIAM J. BROWN, Shortstop THCJMAS MAOOUN, Pitz-lzcr FRANCIS G. DUGRENIER, Uutjielrl VVESCOTT M. MERROW, Uuffzelfl E. ASHLEY EAMES, II, Second Base JOHN J. PATTERSON, Third Base FRANKLIN FREEMAN, Pitcher WILLARD W. PIERCE, First Base SAMUEL C. GWYNNE, JR., Catcher JAMES A. SOPER, Catcher DANIEL M. HALL, Second Base IIOOVER C. SUTTON, JR., Tlzml Bas-0 JOHN K. HEYL, JR., First Base PETER K. WAGNER, Pitcher CHARLES HOUSTON, JR., Outfield ALAN W. BAUMGARDNER, Manager ROBIN E. LAGEMANN, Pitcher PHILIP E. SAXE, Manager April April April April April May May May May May May June THE SCHEDULE Stoneham High School Harvard Freshmen at Cambridge Milton Academy at Milton Noble and Greenough School Groton School Belmont Hill School Kimball Union Academy St. Mark's School Reading High School Thayer Academy Swampscott High School Deerfield Academy at Deerfield 79 Governors Upponerzte Rain Rain r U . OW 4. I: ...A 4 , , A . A -, . . . . ,. , . L- efngxfg- f 5 . A ' . :V3.45.2-Q-:'.,!'E?g:p:'Qi5',pg1.j -Liii-.V.'-2.3 7 Sl' Qi., 3-'Ah u A- ' rjg.'-,ni lv. Q,.,.:.:giA-i ..4... ..... .,3.-.5 ami-.1-Qi'-4-5 ,g,.,-.., -.H 1, .. .H ,,, -,-,'..,:. .I . E A w I1 .1 Z5 .55 Q r 5-5 'I'-41:- .170 ofl -gg .Sf A- KZ? 5'-2? ni!-F' ff? .-EE En-5 5 Q It-fb 4 'fri :S 3- C J'.. 'U'r' -45,7 A-: get Z1 -if ...- nl if: Str-TQ -9.: 15 .2545 is .fs- -avi 235: D-451g ...fri . s.. ca q,J,.,.m,- 57621, GEMM On.: 9155 ici: , 20.-'I'-5 E532 2505 V.: an--ff .,-.EQ 2:95 m 'r.. wi n,: D-4 H-5 nd uri .VJ :E--2 . ...ESB :ELF 'E Lffg Egg. 44-Ewa: ima.: ce.. N mga: ,MQ wk 'fs So xx x K y r e Q xx 'xy' A-gzxv 1 fl 4 if f ir f LXR - .. . -A as f .Q - . A R ee -A .gx - X, be t .e, ': Q. .X N 3 B f C . ' f f ',1,' E' x ' 1 'Q L AX. L 5, , Y, Q 'ln I .pa W F708 The Lacrosse Squad G. GORTON BALDWIN, JR.. I'aptm'n RIc'HARD E. ATTWILL RALPH E. BAILEY, JR. JAMES W. CAMPION, III WILLIAM M. CATLIN WILLIAM L. VHAMBERLIN JAY C. CURTIS JOHN H. DEIIBLPI IlENRY T. DIINKER, JR. FREDERICK R.. EDINGTON JOHN T. EGBERT WILLIAM T. ELBONV DAVID H. ELLSWORTH JOHN C. GALLAGHER ROBERT M. GAUDIN J. BRADFORD HARLOW, JR. CHARLES W. HARTEL PLATO H. KANGIS FRANK J. KENNEY JAMES M. KNOTT IEONALIJ A. KNONVLTUN ANDREW IIEIGIITON WILLIAM G. IIINDQIIIST HARRY N. IAHVELL EDNVARD W. BTARONI DUNf,'AN II. lxTCfTALLUlNI ILICHARD lNIIfCUsKER EDGAR A. MCJVSESIAN STUART H. fJTIS, JR. ROBERT W. PEALE BENJAMIN PEARSON, JR. LANDON PETERS WILLIAM L. PHILBRICK WILLIAM F. ILEID RICHARD M. TYLER. JR. JOHN E. VEASEY JOHN R. WALKER WILLIAM A. WARD LELAND F. WILSON CHARLES W. MoRsE, JR., Manager THE SCHEDULE M.I.T. Junior Varsity at Cambridge Kimball Union Academy at Meriden, N. H. April Harvard Freshmen April Dean Academy May Boston Lacrosse Club May Phillips Exeter Academy May Tufts JIInior Varsity May May May Phillips Academy at Andover May Lawrence Academy at Groton 81 . I U o A ' 'W' .. . .- ' nf. . .- . - f -?p.x'q '-v1:.:1: ez:-.-5. 2.-'Q-f.. :ty j-3,,',,,Qgrv',-V. A-'fg,5,31,q,I,g.Q'gf..:,V-j..5:. pg.. Afv.-.:.gfQj,U3.'l',' Governors Opponents 7 9 I0 I 5 4 I Q6 18 7 12 10 , , xg X x X Q - ,- g -JV N,,,-K I ff 1 1 1 ,ff ,X W, ,, , - , -' f-- - ' 11 ,111 '---.-----' V mf , ,I , f f ff ,, 1 82 ,- , 1 K Z , K, X 1 f ,, ' ,ff I-1 1.2 H: E C-'I E 191. C09- .f. ZZ 5-': gi: 'UGG 'ga V 'Q Jfaef 'Ca'- E.-:L 2 .cu l.a:: .gcr ETS 'EE 1 0713 5252 9-1:45 -.. ig-: ..:::r- E55 ...QQ5 L' Q72 0.53 EEG E25 -5 .C 33033 r :H 3:45 E52- 57552 21111: 'iJ.:D.c':.' E3 .- .Ll img igwf-if ei eg ce--: Em-C ' H ,592 miie 111123 LJLJQE 61:2 1 5.2 -c 'F' 21155-5 Qipagaf ,,f,-fn-nh Q,--0.2 Q-gmc, 541 gg Mia: 117526 Znifisw .E :Siu Usgbc .Qs-.qi UDQO 5228 P16111 1-552 iQr:S Q-:Qi Qi QEEE 5-ESE CQHVJR. I 1 1 1 I ' 1 I I 1 I I I I I I 1 1 1 U 1 I I 1 1 I 1 I Ii I I I '1 11 I I 1 I I I 11 .., ,..,, -,..,, 1 I 1 I I I 1 I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I IE 1 1 11 1, 1 11 1 1 1 -1 I I1 I1 I ,,,. 5,-I I 1 ' I - f. 53. I '1 m,.--.--.-11, ,, ,1 'whif--3,-.fg-J-0 , .,.,fg I f'T1 M f .fy -1 II,.F'2E'L WEQ ' m1?f3TFWIW,f'H ' 1 +I I gl f XI 'lf ,IX 1' 4 X, In F XX. ' C C A i if In -S: : V, 1708 , xx -, X an A X xx x X-A , NV I f 1 f X - - S X x . I . - xx Ax A X X . ... i X-XX z,X x XX x Xxxvi., I j f 'I If X ,I S SX X , - i x . A . ,Ig 1 L' V , ,- X Q 4 X 6 2 S , If S f A A ,I X N , X IQ' X Qa. ,, S S L in NJ, Q 1 'Ulf ' X 8, .Pg A V I The Track Squad PETER R. SUTTON, Vaptairz JOHN QUINM' ADAMS PETER K. BELLAMY GEORGE W. BPINIJPIR DONALD C. BISHOP CHARLES D. BOND EDWARD D. BRAZIER NORMAN G. BROWN HOUGIITON CARR, JR. GEORGE J. CHASE, JR. FREEMAN J. CONDON, JR. RANSEORD S. COOPER W. VAN O. CRISTMAN ALLEN H. CUMMINGS ROBERT H. CUSHMAN BRUCE M. DENKERT JOHN G. DOWSE JAMES B. ciEYER ROBERT N. fl0DDARD RICHARD H. GRIFFITHS EDWARD M. GUILD, JR. PETER HILL ROBERT C. HILL HARRY W. HOMEIER VERNON W. JAQUES April 23 April 30 May 2 May 8 May 14 May 17 May 24 REQAA E. WIIILIARI JUDSON DAVID KEPPEL, III G. ROBERT KING WEISSTPIR L. IQITCHELL BENJAMIN II. IIANVXVILL THEODORE II. LONG BRUOE B. M.AI'fQlTEEN A. BROGKELMAN MARTIN CHARLES C. Mc'LAUGHLIN JAMES II. Mc'MANUS JOHN A. IWIORGAN, II A. GORDON PRICE TA1'LOR PIKE EDWARD W. ROGERS DAVID A. REED WILLIAM II. R.YER HUBERT M. SNOVV S. FINLEY STAY PETER T. STEINNVEDELL LAXVRENCE L. SXVANSON F. ALLEN THQJINIPSON, JR. FRANK P. WHITE C. BENSON BIRDSALL, Manager JOHN R. SHANNON, Manager DONALD F. STANYON, Manager THE SCHEDULE Methuen High School Deering High School Dover High School M.I.T. Freshmen at Cambridge Haverhill High School Private School Meet at Andover Milton Academy at Milton 83 Governors Opponents 55 31 74 -1-Q! 71 36 33 66 5-I 32 . tl 0 ' DQS? :5ifI'-i'Ti:i?i:5:7 -' , - . .. . . ' F , 1 -.1 ,r, 'A .. 'de' 1.55.-151 if Afihifl RLS. .rzeffe .-1 ' .1 .111 ,-i,32f7ii-fi. -Rf TQ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 84- ' 1 1 1 ,,,.'c. 1, ' 111' G gil 170' I 708 , I! , KA I, I , ,fl ,E 3 3 xxx -A 6,1 Vu Q'-Z, - I 1 i' I I - -we' - I Bark Row: Duffy, Pierson, Seagcr. Miles, fQll2lllI'0C'l'lIl Frou! Row: Statler, Iiamlmert, Welch, lizmdall, Varver The Tennis Squad JOSIAII II. WEI,f.'II, l'aptain ALEXANDER B. CARVER, JR. DAVID W. DUFF1' JARVIS W. LAMBERT FREDERICK W. MILES April April May May Nlay May May May 'YH PETER C. STATLER THE SCHEDULE Middlesex School at Southboro Brooks School at North Andover Hingham High School St. Paul's School llflilton Academy at Milton St. lVIark's School Winchester High School Brooks School 85 IJAVISON PIERSON VVILLIAM R. QUATTROCCIII, JR. DONN S. Il.-KNDALL DIAVID C. SEAGER, III Gorernors Opponents 4 6 8 0 Rain 5 -I l 8 ,4'-1 so X 5 ' ' xiii ' 'L'f5i.f5 5'if,f'l I ,-5 S. 1 I K X 75 '53 f Z 1 xv' ' 1 Q lp 1 l708 'Fo Q X , 1 f 1 ' f ' ,X Y x ,xx , V AX x X A Y., .M f ff, f 11 , f 1,4 , R I I .O -X . A, ,ff 1 -f ' f 1 ,',,' .D ' ,X - V - ,V X y' 1 .- X -' , Q- D f ,. I -,X A .N . . f, , - N, X . A - O -N , ' -f , . , f - 'v 'S 4 . If .. -,.' 5 - 2. -gf f MW ' XX ' . . W Bari: Ruzr: I.t'VIIl9, Amfllfill, Siillvy. P. Leighton, Sheldon, D. Thompson, Mzmlnnis, R. Morrison, IYPIIIOII Frou! Roux' Wilmx, Slmw, Hawkins, D. Morrison, Mayo, Ladrl, Page The Golf Squad IIARALIJ M. AMRHEIN, JR. ROBERT S. BARR IIIVHARD W. CRONIN YI-:RNON M. IIAWKINS, III III-IRBEHT M. D. I-IOFFMAN FRRDI:RIc'K F. IIADD RIVHARIJ E. LEAVITT BIARK M. IIEVINE PARKER F. IIEIUHTON IDAVID S. VVILCOX 86 PHILIP B. MACINNIS DANA W. MAX'O ROBERT H. MORRISON KIMBALL M. PAGE GORDON D. SHAW ARCHIBALD C. SHELDON IIENRY M. STALEY W. DLTPIR THOMPSON, III JAMES T. WELDON . .-.ni ' -- 5 .' -' - , J- ,,,-..,.,--: .- ,. . ' I ' . -x.: 1 ,,tg.'U,,.1, ' ff? ff' , 1 C my .K '. . A X, i . Z X . I 7 'Q fr 1703 1 R4 f 1 X 1 J 5 3 3 if U PM . 5' r - g 5 1 : Q' 2 . I N B 1 ' 1 T mvydly, ' is X Ni! W Burk lf0l1'.'flI'9t'Il6, Goddard, Bruce, Griffiths, A. DuGrenier, Staley, Amrhein Secorul lfnzr: Jones, Bever, Smith, Farr. Hlgley, Varver, Denkert, Weldon Front Row' fhase, X. Brown, Birdsall, Leavitt, Phillmrick, Sanders, Barr The Ski Team By MR. TRAVI-:R Very little snow fell in South Byfield this winter, to the discomfiture of the twenty-six boys on the squad and their coach, Mr. Traver. The squad, nevertheless, managed to he quite active: and in January and Feb- ruary four trips were taken to Guilford, N. H., where plenty of snow. two tows and a chair lift provided a variety of downhill skiing. Four trips were also taken to Locke-'s llill in Amesbury. and on February Q2 several boys entered the Wintcir Varnival there. Anton lirockleman, on leave from League Basketball, finished second in the Junior downhill and slalom races. Art DuGrenier took fourth place in these races in a field of over thirty. Informal slalom races on the golf course proved popular late in Feln'uzn'y when 1 llc 0 s' 'Wt - :iii D 1 .. ' ,-,A-fp '.-'x'f'.'.' 4 .. V- V ' . . , . . H I . , -,-1,.',,g,,:Tf-'1-v-x - at - -- 1' -' ,nr ' f A- 05 snow finally fell. VVhen final tahulations were in, Spider Leavitt held first place. 87 F .l.r as S -... ' ia-f e.'rs Ttfiiigg-ff e,-ff f vt My V4 jffff f. ' V , f 1.r 1 A, Nfl? ' ' , f ,A J H . V 1 '-L , , 4 if ,X 1 1 it ,lf X 19 wxht xv' f.-. 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I3 :QF Q: Q: Nh 51' 0: 9:12 w '-1 : Q. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 ,121 1 . A -'-1 -T' . Vw I QTL. ,-,,'l1.' x .gl 1fxi.-,,Q,dJ R .- A sv-X L rx-',.c 1 it f- ,S 1 H 111: 4 ' L I WXWQLN I K, 1 , 1, 1,--1 1, 1iLx.f1,.H3,, A . 'S 3' 'ff L-D ,f'. . B k I 515 ' nos X X X, X I 7 XJ! If f , 1 -, f V, ix -- ., ' . , , f . .fp if , V 4. n . X A A S 4 L - f '14 . - f PA , 1 - 1' ' 1 'A'-A ! Q , J , . : fa X . 4 5 N Qxuf. - we x I, W - J 117, The Glee Club PETER R. SUTTON, 1,l'f'Sl.!lf'Ilf SAMUEL M. ALLEN IIARALD l.. AMRIIEIN, JR. RIFIIARD D. ATTWILL RALPH E. BAILEY, JR. PETER K. BELLAMY JAMES W. CAMPION, III IIOUGHTUN CARR, JR. W. VAN O. CRISTMAN JOHN G. DOWSE E. .ASHLEY EAMES, II WILLIAM A. ELLIOT DAVID H. ELLSNVORTH ROBERT B. FRAME JOHN B. GARDNER ROBERT M. GAUDIN CLIFTON E. GEORGE .JAMES B. GEYER TIMOTHY G. GREENE EDWARD M. GUILD, JR. SAMUEL C. GWH'NNE, JR. DANIEL M. HALL J. BRADFORD HARLONV, JR. CHARLES W. HARTEL JOHN K. HEYL, JR. PETER HILL ROBERT C. HILL HERBERT M. D. HOFFRIAN R. BLAKE IRELAND PLATO H. KANGIS G. ROBERT KING DONALD A. KNOWLTON GEORGE P. LAVENTIS BENJAMIN H. LAWVNVILL RICHARD T. MAC'DUFFIE BRUCE B. MACQUEEN ,ns 91 RIFHARIJ MIVUSKER VIIARLES V. INIf'I.AUOIII.IN JOHN A. MORGAN, II DEANE II. INIURRISUN, JR. JOHN J. PATTERSON BENJAMIN PEARSON, JR. BRIAN VV. PENDLETON VVILLIAM I.. PHILBRIUK VVILLIAM R. fQl'A'I'TROI'f'HI, . DAVID A. REED LESLIE E. RIFHARD EDNVARIJ W. ROGERS IIENRY M. SANDERS DAVID V. SEAGER, III .ARCHIBALD G SHELDON ROBERT B. SKEELE JAMES A. SUPER DONALID F. STANYON PETER F. STATLER PETER T. STEINXVEIJELL HOOVER C. SUTTON, JR. FRANK II. THOMAS F. .ALLEN THOBIPSIIN, JR. JOHN E. YEASEY PETER K. VVAGNER JOSIAH II. VVELCH FRANK P. WHITE DAVID S. VVILCOX RAYMOND F. XVILLIAMSON DONALID L. WOCIIOMURILA III ll Il agers C. BENSON BIRDSALL JAY C. CURTIS HENRY T. DUNKER. JR. FRANK J. KENNEY lh Q .. f' 'N' - - 'Qf?iE1..i,A:--.- A . I . - , . ezvg-iff' 'Wk 3 .iii-,L..Q3Q,..q:75.p5175213315'5.,.A:,L:,-,6 .u .. 11 .4. 3.-5,1 ,nd 1--.-.I .1..'..-!-' W :. ..:y Qrf ' -1,-,LQ I -I,y.1. I-ff. '. A. ,,'.L .2 .A-': K WX P6 '53 I 08 ' -MX 5 -C -Y , .t A xx X xx 4' X , X , X, f 1 , X- ,-xl ,- 1 C 1 X . s .: '--- , ' f , xg-ixxir V ,Q Y XX x.XX!',,. ,Q j Xf, ,! ,,!, ,, , M ,C-I X - , X, 4 ax - X f 'ra X X 'f , f V Z iD'i ,Z 4 f,A'.. f , X N X xx ffl ' X K , - ' f ,, Xxx . , xxx ug X. g f n , , f ,f'. .- 'ou T - - 5, 7 A ' 2 ' X ' X will I - va. -X - X W A - - W ,C The Clee Club By DAVID W1Lcox The Governor Dummer Academy Glee Club began rehearsals this year with the largest membership in the Club's history. A busy season of five joint concerts had been planned by Mr. Sager, the Club's director. The first concert, which was with VVinsor School, was held in the fall term and featured the popular 'Tzvas The Night Before 1 Vzristnzas. A dance followed in the Cobb Room. The first concert of the winter term was with the Abbot Fidelio Society at Andover on the fifteenth of February. The Cantata, Christ Lay in Deatlfs Dark Prismz. by Bach, was presented by the combined voices, and the concert proved to be a great success. Two weeks later the Club travelled to Portland where they enjoyed a tea-dance and dinner as the guests of the Waynflete School. The Glee Club journeyed to Worcester on April fifth to sing with the Bancroft Glee Club, and three weeks later were host to Walnut Hill School. The annual Commencement concert closed the Club's successful season. Besides their regular Glee Club work, the Meistersingers had four extra con- certs. The first three were at a Bates College Alumni meeting, a Boston Governor Dummer Alumni meeting, and a Red Cross meeting. The climax of their season occurred on the twenty-second of February, when they sang as the main attraction at the Fireman's Benefit hlinstrel Show in Newburyport. Peter Sutton proved t.o be an able president as well as an excellent soloist. Leslie Richard and basso-profundo Ben Pearson were also soloists, and David Reed proved to be a very capable accompanist. December 14 February 15 TIIE SCHEDULE .Joint Concert with Winsor School Joint Concert with Abbot Academy at Andover March 1 Joint Concert with Waynflete School at Portland, Maine April 5 Joint Concert with Bancroft School at Worcester April S26 Joint Concert with Walnut. Hill School May 30 Annual Commencement Concert 92 ' J, ., wr C -xg p v,,,-pl, A V1-Rf fm B' woe, .X 'f 5 33 Biff L The Governor Dummer Chapter of Cum Laude MEMBERS OF TIIE CIIAPTER. Ilmmru ry ARTHCR XYOOLSEY EWELL ciLENN ,FILLEY WIURSI-J WALTER S. IIINCHMAN .JAMES IJCNCAN PHILLIPS JOSEPH WARREN IIORTON WILLIAM TJUDLEY SPRAGCE CHARLES SAMUEL INGHAM FRANK SWEENEY Faculty EDWARD AVILLIAMS EAMES, l'res1'rlm1t IIUXVARD ITODNEY EMERY BENJAMIN JOHNSON STONE, Secretary ADRIAN II. IIASSE GEORGE CURE BRIGHT 1 1 1 , f-HARLES NELSON IIOREX EDGAR DANIEL IDUNNING IIICHARD GORDON KING VFHOMAS WTCCLARY NIERCER LAURANCE POND BIILLER JAMES VVILLARD XVILLIAMS IIICHARD WILLIAMS CRONIN HENRY TROUGOTT DUNKER, JOHN BERDAN GARDNER ELECTIONS OF JR. 1947 CHARLES VAPEN MCI,AI'GHLIN VVILLARD TVEED PIERCE LESLIE EVERETT RICHARD ROY BLAKE IRELAND FREDERICK FOSTER LADD HARRX' NOYES LOWELL ROBERT JAMES TATCGILL JOHN ROGER SHANNON GORDON IJYVIGHT SIIAXV ARCHIBALD CRAWFORD SHELDON DAVIIJ SANBORN XTILCOX The Governor Dummer Chapter of the Cum Laude Soeiely 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 fuI1ctioII 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 Inust attain a IIIIIIIIIIUIII standing of eighty percent, during his senior year and must stand in the upper fifth of his class. A three-fourths vote of the faculty members is neces- sary for electiong and the members are pledged to consider 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 twenty-third. Dr. Kenneth Ballard Murdock, Francis Lee Higginson Professor of English Literature at Harvard, was the speaker. 93 N 481 '.i.E.'.g1, Q9V., .1 5' p - H B X X ' - X - .X skk' V XXX XXXXXXX '.. .M f X ff, fi f, !, 'L fi,-fi, f ,asf , - s X ,zz-s ,fff -a f ff, xg Pi- 4 , sexe f 'ra X V 1 V, . 4 1 45 11 L., 'a'.'i f M X i X rg, s X N 1, - .A - 1 . X , 1, 1 V. , -X ' 1 i ' 13 ' Q :rex 1 v ixsuf- , .- Pos' . A xs, - , W Bark RfJlI'.' Greene, Amrhein, Bruce, Steinwedell, Pendleton, Stanyon, Geyer, Nordwind Serum! How: Shaw, Stay, Rothbard, Goddard, Davidson, MaeQueen, Esty, Cooper, Denkert Front Rule: Vristman, VVilc-ox, Jones, Vllagner, Benson, Smith, Chamberlin The Rifle Club The boys in the Rifle Club enjoy one of the least formal and most individualistic of all the Sehool's activities. Each member is constantly aiming to improve his own target scores, while ten of the best engage in the annual scholastic Postal Match sponsored by the National Rifle Association, with which our club is affiliated. Our range, in spite of its being outdoors, was used on twenty-seven days in the fall term and sixteen in the winter, by groups numbering up to twelve. The moving of our shack, which measures some twenty by twelve feet, to its new site last fall provided a striking demonstration of what boy-power can do, for some forty boys lifted the structure and set it down again in its new location fifty feet south. This new position, facing south, is a great improvement over the old, which looked into the afternoon sun. Our best totals in the Postal Match were shot by Marshall Jones, Andrew l,eight.on, Brian Pendleton, Gordon Shaw, and Finley Stay. 94 - ,.-.. : - 1, .'if - --:,.'.,:f-av - 1. ' , -'.'- '.'..14, -1- '--' 9. at ' - -sz '.....- f X1 5 xx HAROLD L. AMRHEIN, JR. PETER K. BELLAMY CHARLES P. BENSON C. BENSON BIRDSALL ANTON E. A. BROCKELMAN S. KENNETH BRUCE, JR. PETER T. CASE WILLIAM L. CHAMBERLIN GEORGE J. CHASE, JR. ILANSFORD S. COOPER W. VAN O. CRISTMAN ALLEN H. CUMINGS THOMAS L. DAVIDSON BRUCE M. DENKERT WILLIAM A. ELLIOT DAVID C. ESTY ROBERT B. FRAME JAMES B. GEYER ROBERT N. GODDARD TIMOTHY G. GREENE RICHARD H. GRIFFITHS EDWARD G. HART, JR. MARSHALL W. JONES, JR. G. ROBERT KING WEBSTER L. KITCHELL 5-5 .3 Bvxf The Rifle Club DAVID S. WILCOX 95 RICHARD E. LEAVITT ANDREW LEIGHTON BRUCE B. MACQUEEN ROBERT J. MKIGILL .IOHN A. MORGAN, II ROBERT H. MORRISON WILLY NORDWIND, JR. STUART H. OTIS, JR. RICHARD S. PALAIS ROBERT W. PEALE BENJAMIN PEARSON, JR BRIAN W. PENDLETON JACOB P. ROTHBARD GORDON G. SHAW PETER B. SMITH JAMES A. SOPER HENRY M. STALEY DONALD S. STANYON S. FINLEY STAY PETER T. STEINWEDELL PETER R. SUTTON F. ALLEN THOMPSON, JR JOHN E. XYEASEY PETER K. WAGNER WILLIAM A. WARD JN U O -. f 'Ni 7727 111 'L'-', A , . .-..,-gf-5.--1 J 3 ---1-5. ..j,.,..,1... . , .. -,, : A. I .gil-4. X. :,::,xV .Vg A+ . ,L L .A -i-:,...1-?::llI-:-:,3,,:V3:V.5 . . . . .. '. I.,-, 'gpg -.jgvk A :Q --'A-.3 ,.4.'.El :Q A Z2f:1f'....f.-it-Zi Lf'-7-L -- S' 'YH :.2,.....: .':::: ..:v.-..-.1.-.','. ff-' .'J:e.',-,j'Qi,:-H-jf. Q 5-.12 ,I -' 1-111- 1 0 if n L, -Q , lv I j .. Back Roux' Chase, D. Thompson, Bruce, Benson, P. Leighton, Page, Laventis, Levine Fran! Roux' Saxe, Gwynne, Vurtis, McLaughlin, Long, VVilc-ox, Graves The Milestone Board CHARLES C. MCLAITGHLIN, Editor-z'n-Clziqf THEODORE A. LONG, Assistant Editor DEANE H. MKJRRISON, Plzotograplzic Editor JOHN B. GARDNER, B11sz'ne.s's Manager THE STAFF SAMUEL M. ALLEN JOHN F. LEARY, JR. ROBERT S. BARR GEORGE P. IJAVENTIS CHARLES P. BENSON PARKER F. LEIGHTON S. KENNETH BRUUE, JR. MARK M. IAEVINE IIEORGE J. CHASE, JR. KINIBALL M. PAGE JAY V. IQURTIS PHILLIP E. SAXE STEPHEN P. GRAX'ES W. DUER THOMPSON, III SAMUEL V. IIWYNNE, JR. WILLIAM A. WARD IJAVID S. WILCOX 96 . I ,.: x r' , xl .fx f, ' 1 -, 'jr' jx fx,-1 SJ., 1 ,fff Nw X 533 'I' X qt 1 l708 qu' Q ' -x P' . Q Tx X1 F P xx .X Yin V f 7 ' I A - V V, ' 1 . - . - x x ,s . X , V -' , -' X .X ,N , Y X X XXNXA., 5 , I f , z H u 'X 'M X . XJ X X ., 'G xx. Q S N .4 I .' f - I 5' ' , lo X S XX ' -- XX P ' I 2 N . V 4 . 4 f X ' 'l ' -X - - --P - 'Q X . 1. ' . mr' ,. I., f- X . u, -X Y ' , 'P' D Pu H i 1 1 I I Bark Row: Leavitt, Guild, Brazier, Keppel, King, P. Leighton, Palais, Page, Cristman Second Hozr: Gallagher, Be-ver, Esty, Davidson, Saxe, Graves, Cooper, D. Thompson, Judson, Chase Fronf Roux' Gwynne, Stevens, Curtis, VValker, R. Hill, Birdsall, Pealv The Archon Board JOHN R. WALKER, Iiditor-in-Cl11'ef JAY C. CURTIS, Plzotograplzic Editor ROBERT C. HILL, .lssociate Editor C. BENSON BIRDSALL, Bm-z'1zess Manager SAMUEL C, . GWYNNE, LAURENCE BARRY, JR. JAMES G. BEVER EDWARD D. BRAZIER GEORGE J. CHASE, JR. RIANSFORD S. COOPER W. VAN O. CRISTMAN ILICHARD W. CRONIN THOMAS L. DAVIDSON J. JUDSON DEAN DAVID C. ESTY JOHN GALLAGHER ' Sports Editor BURLEY C. STEVENS, C'ir1'nIafion Jlfzrzriger JOHN B. GARDNER STEPHEN P. GR.AY'ES EDWARD M. GUILD, JR HERBERT D. IIOFFMAN ALLEN B. IIUGHES E. WILLIAM JUDSON G. ROBERT KING WEBSTER L. KITCHELL FREDERICK F. LADD JOHN F. LEARY, JR. RICHARD E. LEAVITT PARKER F. LEIGHTON 97 VVILLIAM C. LINDQUIST CHARLES G. lxIC'LAl'GHLINI IQIMBALL M. PAGE IIICHARIJ S. PALAIS ROBERT W. PEALE BENJAMIN PEARSON, JR. ROBERT E. RAPPOLI PHILLIP E. SAKE JOHN R. SHANNON LAWRENCE L. SNVANSON XV. DUER THOMPSON , ,., , L,.,,'x-.,...c,. ' '- 5 5' f,f,,.' ' -my 'JJ'-.71 .c,,-1h'Z '1 f - ,Up ,,,,,f. - .,,,.p,,, ,... I liar-lc Hozr: Skeele. Quattrocchi, C'OOper, flll2lIIIll9l'lllI, D. Thompson, Richter - Front Holr: Movscsiun, Graves, Chase, Curtis, Ellsworth I 7 I '1 li . 1 , fi O rl' li I L2 li It 'll , .. ll Ii ,lv Is I . The Camera Club gl I IDEANE H. MORRISON, JR., President 1. GEORGE J. CHASE, JR., Secretary 31 l.AI'RENr'E BARRY, JR. PLATO H. KANGIS JAMES W. UAMPIUN, III G. ROBERT KING WILLIAM I.. CHAMBERLIN EDGAR A. RIOVSESIAN D RANSFORD S. COOPER RICHARD S. PALAIS Yi , . ., l .lu I. I IIRTIS WILLIAM I. IKICHTER BRl'f'IC Nl. IJENKERT IIAVID Il. ICLLSWORTII STICPIIEN P. GRAX'ICS IIERIIERT NI. IJ. IIOFFMAN 98 ROBERT B. SKEELE I H. STEPHEN SPACIL LAWRENCE L. SWANSON M W. IDUER THOMPSON, III I I ' I I I I il . j 'V if- .,Yw f,T. -'- -I' x. 'L4 , f -, .A 4 'wiw ,I If K I N I J f 'I 5 f ' . if 'ff xx :,4 V, 1 .x 5 ,,,y,f ,fy-.,1'v.-iff K ,Q -..,, Hfnf .,- ,.. 'A'-- If-V134 bv.. '?,:.'c'..f', . ..,.. -35. . ,, .4-r'fl,,1' W'f..41.. . N .,, if ' 1 S 4, . 1 . f ,, M , T xv? . M .V my ,AA-Fav. 'mi' . ,, X. , 'Sn - ,,YVV F ' , X ' Az we 'X XX XxXX xx: IM- 1 I fl' X' ff xxx! f:,, f'! Y i Riff .X I 1 kljxljlxx - Q 1 xxx 1 If f Q, sg: ' J vig , 'XL all H . . LT - X X N LB ff ' 4 , . 3 M .,..,,.y. 5 -' lips! FR : Z. I - ' W . Commencement Prizes of 1946 THE TNTORSE FLAG Edgar 'Potter Maxson Presented by the Reverend Glenn Tilley Morse to that member of the graduat- ing class whose record in all respects has met with the highest approval of the faculty. THE MASTER,S PRIZE George Ernest Duffy, II Presented by Mrs. Edward A. Eames to that senior who, by his unselfishness and sportsmanship, has best exemplified the spirit of the school. THE THoRNDIKE HILTON CUP Brewster Roe Hemenway Presented by the Class of 1919 in memory of their classmate, Thorndike Hilton, to the ranking student in the graduating class. THE Moom' KENT PRIZES Presented for the highest standing in each department of study. English Brewster Roe Hemenway Latin Davison Pierson French Charles Capen McLaughlin Spanish George Ernest Duffy, II Mathematics Frank H. Thomas, III Science William Alexander Mingenbach History Harry Noyes Lowell ILICHARD HAWES FRANCIS SCHOLARSHIP Thomas Northwood Oliver Awarded to a senior of high character, who has made substantial intellectual progress and who has demonstrated a spirit of cooperation and helpfulness during his school life. THE INGHAM SCHOLARSHIP Robert Watson Peale Established by t.he former headmaster, Dr. Charles S. Ingham, and other mem- bers of his family to help an industrious and able boy. THE MUsIC PRIZE Robert Lawrence Hadley Presented by Mr. Rupert Neily of Portland, Maine, for exceptional apprecia- tion of music. 'PHE Goo1Jw1N ATHLETIC PRIZE Ormston Carr Aldred Presented by Mr. Fred H. Goodwin of the Class of 1916, for the best all-round athletic record of the year. 100 H ..,. 'Nj 'Q .R .1 '. -. - Ml-P-J'-',l '7f'l4Li:l 1. ' , . -. . . A . - 5 -,.1r.-..ggf -.'..-- u . I Wo, .' , , ' ,V . ,-, ,yy - .,.-'-1-,.4- . Z as 5 TW f L..B..- Vg' l708 ,X .- xx xx X A hx . x ' -V f 1 1 gf X .' 4 ' V - ,' X D X .X N XD - ' 'v -I Q A f 7, . .N - X . .- I' 1 f fe. rf 4 , .- f . x x N R xx, . ,V XX, Q6' Q2 x x . 4 fl ' 15 ,A in . ., J - X 1 -- ' V Y ' ' I , ' 'R N . ' N-TJ 'I K I - ' MF t? ii Fw' t '. X ' W TIIE HARVARD ALUMNI PRIZE Harry Noyes Lowell Presented by the Harvard Vlub ol' Boston to an all-round boy in the junior class. TIIE RENssELAER POLYTECHNIK' ixf1EDAL Harry Noyes Lowell Presented by the Alumni Association of the Institute for proficiency in science and mathematics. TIIE WAsIIINGToN AND FRANKLIN NIEDAL Robert Lawrence Hadley Presented by the itfassachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolu- tion for excellence in the study of American History. PUBLIC SPEAKING PRIZES First, Peter Wiles Secorul, Douglas Lee Miller Tlzird, Charles Capen lVIcLaughlin Awarded from a fund established by Mr. Fred M. Ambrose, former president of the Board of Trustees. THE RICHARD LITTLE DODGE PRIZE Houghton Farr, Jr. Presented in memory of Richard Little Dodge of the f'lass of 19-10, for pro- ficiency in Mechanical Drawing. SPECIAL PRIZES To Walter Whitsett Nichols of Grosse Point, MichigaII. At first a famous pro- crastinator, this loyal, fine-spirited boy has at last won his long struggle against time. S0 it is fitting that he should be elected captain of the track team. To Max Pam Blumenthal of New York City, because his friendliness is warm and genuine and because in three sports-football, hockey, and lacrosse-he has shown unusual courage and determination. To Harald Schreuder Kingsland of Fairmont, West Yirginiag captain of the lacrosse team, guard on the football team, Hal's tenacity and quiet resolution have been apparent in his studies and in his athletics. He has won the respect of the school for his unassuming leadership. 101 - ' I .. .1 - - -.I :- 12 -' ' Y M .5 Q, f,,g..y- i.gJf.f -,Q ' 1: -715,--j-f:5L:.1tf' :,.,.wi.,., ,gl-,ij ,r , J. 5 ,p.-L.. .fu 1 -' I: 1-.tif 'E.v'i'. i.T.1'fi' '. - -' 'f5flL3lQ,.l1 QAQ:ff,fl..- - I I ,saw-': ' ffl!!! ar' I f , f , ,Y , ' 'Q W l'L..4L , X , f--.1-C. ,- - if- 4,-- 4' X f . , -1 ,f. , 7 Y.. --- --f-1 1 X 1 Y , 1 vi 41 W is 52 M H in 31 W Q! M 5 ff, L Y, 14 1 I if Q! 5 E, 2 N 3 M 1, 51 :V J Il 1 I, 5 N ,V ,I lr mv is 1 N N J W rk .3 . , I Y fa X r f J' -.fQQuvY,'f3?'3QL,.Jxqf A Y' 4 3 l haf P15T'2-3 'f V552 ,Q 7 H, 'Aa 5? --. -- . x -W w. QvbSWf55Y7' ,f Q ' a Q. , , Q . 'WI' ft. A A -7' if n .ff 'l 'x.' 4 , . . x A :,g5 g?:.Q f ,b A , X0 Ill!! x, MMM. 4a,',,qnv QW 4- Acknowledgements 'llhis year we would like to thank Deane hlorrison, Stephen Graves, and Jay furtis for their particularly fine work in photography. lve thank also the other friends of the KI1L1cs'roNE who, although not definitely connected with the stag, yet make generous contrihutions to the book. And we wish particularly to acknowledge our indebtedness to Mrs. Jane Nl. Gale for help in accounting, Nlr. Leonard lYright for help with advertisements, Nlr. Harold Johnson of the Andover Press for relieving us of many worries, The patrons of the lh'l1I.ICSTONE dance for pecuniary support, .Xml our advertisers for making this hook possible. HH' the slacks of champions You'll like these most practical of all summer slacks- their cool comfort, full cut, smart appearance, ability to take it and come out trim and fresh after every washing. The country's leading golfers prefer Palm Beach Slacks. You'll enjoy them, too. 22'Mr CDDLER smart -full cut roomy washable long-wearing A GOODALL M-WWW fume At Better Clothing and Department Stores Everywlaere 10 RADIO SHACK C O R P O R A T I O N 167 WASHINGTON ST. - BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 'Distributors of Cornrnunicution Apparatus and Electronic Supplies 108 PAGE CATALOG ON REQUEST Gompliments of The Hornestuke Mining Cornpuny ,feuul South Dukotu CO:he Cginest Name in Gold Picture after picture in old yeurhooks at the hest known i 1 7 schools and colleges in the liust prove l10XVf0l1g...2llNl pho- BTAILISNNT WB' tographs in toclz1y's lll'lllCl'gI'2lLll1HtC and alumni puhlica- tions prove how z'o11.rf.rff'11fly. . . Brooks Brothers ha ve heen a f21I'Illll1ll'2ll1KlfllVOl'CQl part of the trzulitionnl scene. ESTABLISHED 1818 1' A , cf 46 NIQWBURY STRICI-.T, C- X. C. H li iffy fi X :H A ,y A F Hoslow 1 1 Miss fl j'l.1,SOL l'll mu. ST., , 13 ' I . ' f ' 5. Los ANcQr11.lfs l.1.,CAI.lF. ,,, SU,-V,s,rR S,,1R,,,AT, omcsns' umronms, runmsnmcs AND Accessomss S.-KN YR,-XNClSL'U 4, C-Xl.lF. hl,Xlll5ONl -XVI Nlllf, COR.4,.1,'l'HST., Nl-XV YORK lf, N. Y. jf is if .H .wi f.. lU7 Miller Produce Company FANEUIL HALL, BOSTON PLUMBING HEATING Loring F. Nies SWAMPSCOTT MASSACHUSETTS EATON'S DRUG STORE HERBERT C. EGGLESTON, R. PH., Prop. Prescriptions Compounded with Accuracy and Precision V 58 STATE STREET NEWBURYPORT Sa y il with Flowers E . W. P E A R S O N Florist 38 STATE STREET - NEWBURYPORT, MASS. Phones: 525 W-525 R 108 BOUTIN'S PORTABLE MARKET svv1FT's QUALITY MEATS and MATCHLESS BRAND FOODS Fruits and Vegetables 109 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mofusesian Haverhill E1'eryflz1'r1gfr011L fl TACK to a TRACTOR D. CASHMAN HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE n lT PAINTS Sporting Goods - Electrical Supplies 30 STATE STREET - NEWBURYPORT, BIASS. I 0 On the Dean s L1st Yr-S, it's GREAT to bc on thc Dcz1n's list. It means TOPS in all grades. Wvll,i1'sn1iu- to he TOPS in any and cvcrything, and hcrc at Governor Dummer Acnrlmrly thc' boys all agree that 20TH CENTURY BREAD IS TOPS lfrmn morning lm-nkfast to evening clinncreRancl that little snack just before Hlillllllg the hay, thc boys say thcrc's nothing hncr 1n Carolina or ln any other stntm' than 20th Century Bread 110 Electrical Contractors for New Ingham House LORD ELECTRIC COMPANY In mtrv rporatvcl ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING BOSTON NEW YoR1q 1'1'rTsmrRc 11 CO Ill P L I AIE X T S O 1 T11 Ii L. H. Hamel Leather Co. Haverhill, Mass. Compliments of GRAF BRCTHERS TRUCKERS - EXPRESS KJ N E WW 3eP ' Xb - 3 7? iki 7 YE! 'K . Q, gif Lxix Eg . wuviiiiit! EAA X lglyv!'l'l,5g-.1 'vga V . ,ii Y me ffgw-Q It ... - f- , X ii , A 'W - 'iii HW -. - WD The Campion Label in a Suit or Sport jacket assures the wearer of correct tailoring and 'mm I Irll SHE Nl I1 ig .mmas cfxxwiiiur-ag ! 'F I E1 3 1 iImq1 i 7A ,3' E:Ui'.3 I XF. ,. ,li ., I T' 1 3- Y ' - ' ' '- -- -,gi lurou ,. . -I .. :'-21. Jw .. flue quality JAMES CAMPION NC ESTABLISHED 1906 H A N O V E R HAMPTON BEACH NEW HAMPSHIRE 112 EOWLE,S N of EWBURYPORT Fills your wants for everything in . . . MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS CONFECTIONS SUNDAES 17 STATE STREET VOLPONE MOTOR CO S ALES SERVICE 58 Merr-imac Street Tel. 203 NEWBURYPORT, MASS. Kenmore 6644-6645 Rioborol G. Moboroqf Your Photographer DUPLICATE PORTRAITS MAY BE ORDERED 'B WINN Sfzooiiof 230 Boylston Street Boston, Mass. Dairy Products contain nearly all the elements to nourish and maintain good health. Drink More Milk Be Sure IT'S HOOD'S FULLER'S CLOTHING For Men and Young Men Amesbury, Massachusetts G. GIOVINO COMPANY Establishccl 1884 Wholesale Grocers Also Complctc line of Fruit zmcl Prmlucc Serving New England for over 63 years 19-2 1 COMMERCIAL STREET - BOSTON LAFayette 5050 -1- 2 - 3 - 4 COJIIPLIAIENTS OF BOYLE'S DRUG STORE 17 MAIN ST. AMESBURY - MASS. 115 C. LEARY 8: COMPANY Bottlers of Better Beverages Since 1906 NEWBURYPORT, MASS. CROWN JEWELRY Cash and Credft Jewelers 41 MAIN ST. - AMESBURY, MASS. 9 Nationally Advertised Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry W. E. ATKINSON COMPANY COAL-OIL-GRAIN LUMBER Established 1884 27 WATER STREET Tel. 4 NEWBURYPORT, MASS. ll Q, , B L U E R O O F Specializing in STEAKS, CHICKEN, and CHOPS SALISBURY ROUTE No. l Phone: Newburyport 2303 '54 Wine Gm Macle Winn FitzGERALD MCTOR SALES 37 41 L'b ty St 6, - 1 er reet p NEWBURYPORT 0- BEN'S MEN'S SHOP , , li AMESBURY, MASS. HOYT MOTOR SALES AT THE BRIDGE t NEWBURYPORT, MASS. Tnckczm' Cars I nterncztionnl Trucks 'A' SALES - SERVICE Clothes for Discriminating Men 6-51' Women COMPLIMENTS OF KRAY'S Air Conditioned 9-11 PLEASANT STREET YORK BEACH 110 CONGRESS STREET NEWBURYPORT, MASS. MAINE PORTSMOUTH, N. H. DANIEL L. LYNCH Your Prescrzption Druggist CORNER STATE 655 ESSEX STREETS, NEWBURYPORT Tel. 468 IIS Radios and Appliances Sales 631' Service Columbia, Victor, and Decca Records ROBERT H. KNIGHT 38 PLEASANT ST. - NEWBURYPORT Estate of FRED W. CHASE MANUFACTURER OF Confectionery - Ice Cream - Soda Orders Solicited for Weddings and Dancing Parties 33 STATE STREET Tel. 424 NEWBURYPORT PORTER 8: ROGERS CO. Student Clothing Furnishings and Hats FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS The Best For Less 1894 1947 Compliments of SULLIVAN 8: LYONS 37 MARKET SQUARE NEWBURYPORT 119 WA L S H CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC 119 Webb Street SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS T B U I L D E R S O F Ingham House and Perkins Hall Addition TELEPHONE: SALEM 5077 compliments of BERCO SHOE, Inc. Brockton, Massachusetts Compliments . . . LITTLEFIELD'S 55 STATE STREET, NEWBURYPORT Featuring International Custom Tailoring Men's Furnishings-Hats Capilol 3240 BEATRICE FOODS CO. Holluna' Buffer D1.T'I..9I.lJ1I 27 SOUTH MARKET STREET BOSTON, MASS. Compliments of L. L. PEAVEY CO., Inc. Sporting Goods Hardware Plumbing Supplies LOWE BROTHERS PAINTS 30 MARKET SQUARE NEWBURYPORT FRANK H. KELLEY Bistinrtibe Qllustum Tailoring 46 PLEASANT ST. - NEWBURYPORT, MASS. 121 ESSEX TOOL 6? DIE, Inc. Newburyport, Massachusetts V SPECIAL TOOLS, DIES, GAUGES and FIXTURES Compliments of Ideal Soft Water Laundry, Inc fl3undle5 of Satisfactionn LUXURTONE DRYCLEANING Amesbury 680-W - AMESBURY, MASS. - Newburyport 222 Compliments of A N N I E C . R Y A N C0llfbCfi0lT25 88 STATE STREET NEWBURYPORT 1225 Where Was t rifeteel? Y v , 1 , A. -ry . , , . , V. .. ,.,, ,.... . .. :au PRESS BUILDING, ANDOVER, MASS. 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