Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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'ST Ili 1- :lll lllll lil 1Ill 'SSQ X111-itj: . ,, g J f S1 '1'I'I' F11 ill! . 'SIL '1- II T '1 N 11: 5111111 '3T: Slilillgl kk 'qi ' 'I'I'Lll'k 'l'1'illl '. . . 511 4 I . 1. '51 ' 3 ' 1 . ,'H1llQ ' 'IS 5? Ki gslru X 1111r'. Hu -l'Il. NILS5il1'IlllNll' B1l1 lint '-1 ll I'I11H' IJ1 111erl?55 l'1' 11141113 for XIz1Qs111-I111se1tts lllstitutrf nl' 'IX-1-1111 Ingy H1 Hill' Hull 'f!1.'fT: .1111-.111 '.'L1f'5T1 ILI1-1-t1l11I1.,1l ig1'r'5T1 11131111111 15111111 51-l111I111'J1i11 '36 DUN ,l1Iil,X'I I' '-Xl 'IXN JU xlilgllllblill H11z11l'Q lfnrl. Nzxti 'li xIllFSil1'llllN1'I14 ..I .. All -- H11!-1'1-1l H1111-1'11111' 11111111111-1' V155 QW, I'l'l'l12ll'ill! 111' HilI'Kill'tI l 11111-nity W 1 lfl .11111l1- H1111 1' Hull '5l1. '5T: Ha11'u11'1l H1 lx Prix' '3f1: ,1ll'l1',xl11 rr Sta ff '53, ffl-.U ff' f' f2'11'1 ' '5T1 Ulm' 1111111 'Sh '5T1 Xcw111'1'N l 5llt'l' 'STI Nr-ligimli IJia1'11wi1111 121-111111 '5T: 51- ' '1j1lllIl1'il '5T: X111-ily F1 1- Imll 'I' um '56. C111 ' 'STL xx'I hIIillQ S11 1 I 'SIL '3T: Yalrfity 1.111-1'11e-e Stlllilll '56: 'l'1-111115 511111111 '51 .IUII ' l'llfR1Ql-I El.I,l1IN 123 1lI1l X141115' Nnul. S1'ill'Nl11lIf'. N' X Alx W S 11 H111-11-11 1l11xf-1411111' I1111111111-1' llfl l'1'1-11111'i11g 1111- N1 'tl 11-11-111 l 1111 -wily 1lI1-1- 1,I11l1 '5f1: 11LlIII!'l'il 1Qlx1l1 '55. '5f1: Nurxity S1111-1-r 'IK-11111. ,ll IILHVI' '51 V11 -' 'l'1'111-k Squul '55, 'fini fl 2 'l'I'1l k f'1lllll'1 1 1 1 111 111' 1 11 ent Affairs 111- N 011111 uad 5:1 56 NAFIIY 5111111 N11111111 56 1.11 1 1' N1 ll 11 565 1111111 1 11111 I1 1 111 1 'w I 1 11 , N11111 1111 111111111 11- NUI ll ll 1 NX 11 N11 INIJ 1 ll 1 1 H11111 11,11 1 ll 11-1 I lllttl 1011 N llIl1 1171115 111 11111 1 11 1.11111 11 11111111 111 111 111111,.111g ll 1 1 1 1111 111 111 11111111 11111 n1 1 1 11 111 111111111111 N1 1 .11 6.1111 3 11 III 1 1111 W 111 B1 1411.111 Nfl 1 14 1 51 11 1111111111 111 I1 NIUOXI Ig,1l SIIPQI 'N 1111113 111 111111 11111111 111 1111111 1 CJdI'lllf 1111 51 X4 1 1 R01 I H '1,1Y1'1'Y f 11511111111 '1-1-r1'111'1'. 111111111111. X111-N111'1111N1'l1s 1 if 1- +1 1 111111 -H11 fQ1111'111111' 11llllllll '1' 11751 1'1'1'11111'i11p 111' 1111111111111111 1 11111111 .-111111 51111.51-Z 1111-1-1 1l111'55. .5111 111I11- 1111111-51. .551 .' 11111, 11111 il '11' '5f1. .571 x1'N111'l'N 1N1l1'l' .572 xill'h111 .' 'l'1'l 511 1 1 '51 51111'111'1111111 -511 x1ll'r1I1 1,1ll'l'l1NN1' 51111114 '57, lil-IN Ill 1' 1,111 1i1'11.1.1 27 1,1111g11-1' 111111111. 1'1111111'111-1. 111 1111- 1511111 -- --11 .1 'Il ' Q- 1'1111 1'11 111111'1'11111' 11llllllIlf'I' llff 1,l'1'I11ll'1lIg1 111- 1l111'11111111111 1.011l'Ql' 11i11- 111111 '5f1: Yursity 1911111111111 v1'l'1llll '51 X1ll'h1If' 1.l11'l'l1i51' S1112 '5T. 1i0111f11'1' 1101111 l,lNlll-11111 111 . 1'111'11111111. .11' - U I, H .. nn' mv.. 1 1f111 ' 111111-1'1111' 1,l1Illlll1'l' 19511 1,1 11 1 1 -ll' V1'i1l111111Q 111111111- .1111 '. ' 511 '5h. If -'11 'I' ' l'f1l'11' AST: 1111111 f11ll1 '5T: Xl11E1e1si111111rs '5T: 51 11' gl H1111 ' 1111-111 '5T: Y1'Sl11'l'S Lvr1l1'I '5T: S1-1' C1111 'il '5T: 1111-1-1'11-11111-1' '5T: 1 'M 1' ' ' .'1l' '51'1. 'I' ' T: WI' s11A QI 511' 1 '51 '5f1: XLITS. 1' as ' 1 lu '5f1. '11 1.111 '5T: .' 1 , '51 DAY 131,111 . f . 1111111 07 H .' ' ' , 1 1' 1 'fl rt. f1111ssa11'111ls1'11f F111'-11 111111-1'11111' 1111 -1' 1957 , 111' I' ' ,1 'f. 1.111 1' -nc' 111111113111 1'i1 Q1 '11 . l'1i'. '51: 111116 1111111 '56, '5T: Yr ' g Sq ,.'. 1 1' s' I' Q1 '- - ' 1 1 111' 1.a1'r11ss . 1 1 1 ' . . ' T. NAI Il XXII IXXI NIU N XXIII!! I Ill Ut ll I 1 VI! M Xlxhp IIIUNIXN NIXIIIINKN I If-7' ffg N3 5 is Cf? if f I III IIIIIII XIII1 Xl , A, 51 P Nt ISI II NI I xfC?!Qdk ,CWfi el 'C C42 I-fl I I' N4-'J Q I X '? fM7Q I I I III ll III I I ,Z Q TIIIH IN U 'II' I nm III S I me IIIIIII f on: IIIIH vw I I uhm II I :Hur .LD Ix I hr ffhrzgu t I Ix If III 12 'Vx 'B fa nffx. IIIHIIIJLI ng Cu zII'III1-I-th IIIIIQII lux II I IIIIIIIIIIII' Il5f5 II II I IIIXPIFIIQ' ll Ifllll wh 'STQ XLIISIIN IIIIFI-IIIIII J , ,I ,171 - F fp! X Y 4 df' ,' 25 AF if 'E 'L E I If 'ITLI .3 I 1-,f.f??,, if If , , 0.5 ' ,. I I,IIII1 , If-I-I. 5 If- I . ussau- III' 5 Q I I ..l, , PM g V , -79 - f I Lf: :I1I'I'f'l iLUXl I'IllII' IIlIllllIf'I' 2532-Z E341 rv airing 0' .II I' .II I-gf' ,I , Y I' ' IIIIIIIII 'W fic J I ' ig f '-c NMFS' I' S 'l'I'I' Sq I '5T: Spring 'I'I'ill'Ii 51 IIIIII 456. '5T.'I'S4 x '-L' Xi f 'Cf , ' LC HQII Qszf'I -vtts I' I95fI I I I I tx II YI- III I '5T: XIQINIIQ' I.zII'I'II,,f- I'I'1'I'I'III IIIIIXI' .V I II' J Su I i I IIIIIIII .lIlf'IIIIlI' 'vi llNl'4'II- I-I '-UVA I f . III fl -rn Ill AI' I95I ' f' .J I'I'r'p' 'ng fur IIQINI 'nit -:NIU K II ff. '51 l'l-, I- SIII -STI l'1- '4'Il. . 1' If II2IlIll'IA2l , -5. '56, h' , WIIQIIIII- IIIN4 A IQVIIIII 57: W4 VIII Sqn. ' 5: S lI'Ill2 I II . III I 125. . . IIIPZIIII. . '.'5T:.'o-- I .. 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H11-.' ms Ifuf 41g4'l '56, '5f: 11111 P11111 '55, 'ff1, '51, ll-fl 'Ilu gm '511, '51 N11-'f11A1'-i11g4'1'Q '5f: Ni11f1I111l1'53: Xf'N1l4'1'5 I'S1lt'I 5'1I I111'-ily 1541 1111111 '1'4'11111 '77, '56 '5T: Win! -1' 'I'I'iI1'Ii 'I'4'iIlll '51, '55, '50, l,'4111I411'r1 '5T: S1 1g '1'1'414'14 'I'4'illII '51, '55, '50, ll-lf1l11if1 '51, 1IXI1UI.I1II1XIN1LI' ,HH L ,'4'111I14'1' 5114-11, IIIllpIlilllI1IIllII. N- In 111 ll4l Il1 I'1llI'l'l'1I 114111-111411' IIIIIIIIIIVI' 1153 V' I'1'4'11z11'i111g 111' IIilI'NIII'1I I 1114115111 II4 411' 1'11Il '51, 551 .1rf'f141 IIIIZIVII '51, 512111 '55, '56, 11' '41' 'STI I11-4- 1fl1111 '51, '55. '50, '5T: 1I4X1'gi4111N 11151-11sfi4111 111' 1111 '5T: N1-1 ' II' 1,4111114'il '5T: 1 114-41114-11414'1' '5T: Ya ,' U fu'--1' 511111111 '51 xx'I SI1IIl! 'I'f'-IIII '55, '56, '5T: I':11'xi11 I.Hf'1'11NNf' SI1llEl1I '55, '1'4-11111 Y I ll 11111111 I F fl IIIH 1 I W X Ii N Ina Hiaygwg V, 1, XII I 1 11111 E59 I uk 1 Ill Il w II Ill fd Q T 11111 ll 11111 51 ll 111 5 It 111 N bllll 1 1- II11 111 11 1 W 11 1 N 1 ll I U I 111 11111111111 ll 1 11111 N1111 I1 Illflllllll '1 4.II XIiI.I-IS IIIIICN II-QICID. III XIII ffe-1I111' I.4111 '. N a I'l'il. NI11ss111'I111-1-tt- I'111I1-1'1'1I H1111-1'11111' I1111111111-1' IUSH 'Y I'1'1-11111'i11g I'4lI' NZII1' I 11111-1'-Il. I 5la1II 'BTQ Xqlrxity I 1111lI111II S1llliII '31 511'i11g 'I .-I1. ' N1111111I 'SIL '37, -AJ f Ll ' f ' -+V ' . I xy I 5' Y .Q 5 ' ' ' ' L I' 1 l l' SH 1' I'I. I' . QI' -, l,i -11113 N1'l1111-ku U .. .. .. 1 ll 1'1 -T ' ' Ii .l1Il 11 I1 rl 1 1111-11 'iff' ' NT' I - 1' QL ' 11111-1'-i 1 I 'I' 1I'llNI'x1l ' UJAII1 lfI11I 'lsfs 1- ,IX1'f': ' 1'-ity II11-lu-3. I II .af1'1 'f 1 '.1: llnl .'1111111I '5T: Ft vlu' 1111 '51 I'I'1'I'I'III N 54 IlII.l.lN1L h'I'XYI.I'fN Xi1'xiII1- I :11'111. lQI11111'1-511-1'. Iiruiniu l'1' 1 ' ,pf , 3 IQIII 'I'l'II Il1n1A1'11111' Il11111111e-1' IUTS I'1'1'11.11'i11: I111' IIilI'XQlI'1I I llixvrxily I11'l II 111'1I '51 .llilns 1 1' .' :1II' '51 IQI1-v IIIHI1 'SIL 'STQ xIt'IN- IQ'I'SIII2f'I'S '5T: 5111111 1.1111111'iI '5T: Izusity S1 -'1-1' ,'1111111I '5'f: W stI' gg 'I'1-11111 'SIL '5f: .'1 g 'l'1'111-k Squul '5f1: XIIISIIY IAI1- 11'11f- . . II g'1. '5T: XI1-1-I1u11i1'11I ID11 xing I'1'iz- 'ffm lLIi11IilLIIXX'II.l.IXXI S'I'XIIIII1,Ix. Ill Iff I'11g1' Strw-I. N1- II1-1II'111'1I. XI1w1l1'I1l1-1-IIN 1' lf111- .1 Q' I'IllI'I'Q'1I H1111-1'11111' Il111111111-1' I957 I'1'1-1141111111 I111 I11ix1-1'-ity 111 X11 11111 : HIM' I1IlIII '55. '3f1. '5T: X1--111-rx I 'IIl'I'. I.'l1 ' '51 I I11-1-1'I1'a11I11 '5T: X111-ity 5111-1'1-1' 'I'1'11111 '5f1. If ll ' '51 Nallxily IIQLNI11-II11II 1 I '5f1. 'I'1'a1111 '5T: Nursily I.LXl'I'0NN1' 51111.11I '5l. 'I'l'ilIll '55. '511 '11 , killer I WMM in-svwj' 1 1 1111111111 iw I OI! II P I V 'Wiffu vijplvuo-9 0....13111I'Q-wx .,,JC,fIQaM51 vvx LM 1314500 -In III1 X 1 1 111111111 111 11I111 'IIII11 f'1lg.1 11111 IIIIIIIIIIRI iw I 111Ie11dP1I 66 III!! III IIIII ll I 1'1 11 11-1 11 ld 51 ll 11 11111 511 1 1 ll I 1 1 11111 I1 ll 1 1 if 3111 111 IIN 1 .Ii 11 1 111I111 1l I 11111 l11111l1 113,11 f16ff'J' 111 IV 1 1111 II-III III- II- 7111111 tl X lllfll 11111111 III IIN I 1111-1 I 31 I1 11111 1 7 111111 1111 N Il 1 ll N Xyfwff CN 'JA 1 ll' I. 'I' ' 1 F I 1 1 , ' 1 1 ', L ,L I . ' 1 1 I' .U I fb ff, . 4 ,D ,, U Alf 1 , A I f 1311111 , 111N' 21' 1x11 1111 'l'lI11' I1 11-1' f 1 I1 ,'.W111lI II' 1-I1I. IIIiihSil4'IlllM'IIs 1' f H .. ,' 01 A ,f I ,V 'I 1 I VI 4 ,11I1-'1-1I 1111 V11 11' 1'111111- IJ53 '1 ' I'1'- 1 'IIIQ f11' '1IF l11i11-1-my ,411 1I ' , 0' , ll ,J ' I 111' II11l '5 , 'F , 'f' , '5T: .Il1'l1'1 11 1' SILII' '55 .'1 .I aging L 511' 11 ' , ,'1lil1 -111 ,1i1'f '5T1 IlI1-1- IIllIl 'T1. '51' I 11Ii11 I'IllIl . '5T: 1115111 5111-1-1-1' S1111111I '5f1, 'I'1111111 '5T: '11-wtli g SIIIIAIII '55, ' 1141111 'Sh 'STA SI1l'Ill,1l'I'l'ill'Ii SKIIIRII '51, '5l1: Il11II' 51111111I '5T: 'NI I'1'iz1- in I.11ti11 '55, I'IllI '11-1I I111111111 11' I1 -' I lffi I'I'l'IIilI'IlILL f11' II1' I'lIIN1'I'NIII II1'IIf1I1IIS IIiw11ssi111 111111111 '57, -I f -0 O 'I A Q IIUI I I II f'I l' 'l'IiNIl'l.I'I 'QD 5 U1'11I1111'1I sIl'f'l'I. H.l-'.ll. Ii1111I1-1. IIyl111I1I. NIil55lIl'IIll5l'II' to Huh ' I'I11t-'1-1I ll1111'1'11111' II111111111-1' I953 ' I,l'1'Il1ll'IlIQL for II111' lll1I l'11i11-rsity 'QL Q' II11 1 1' Hull '54, '50, '5T: GI1-1' l'I11I1 '56, '5T: Ra I' 1Il1l1'5T: ' ' IW ' r 'I'1l11111 '56, '5T: 51 g 'I'l'il 'k SKIIIKIII 'f'-1. '55: 'IV' . 1 'Stu II1 I-' Ke I I i'.- in ,'11a11isI1 '5f1. Ck cf? XX XIII' -I II. I'IIIIlIiI'I'I'UN 'I' I,I'1II Ulf XXVSI' 1511 S 1'--1, 51111lI1 I'I11st1111. Klasse ' wth lint- l1l1Nl'I'IIOI' IX3 III 1 IIIIIII '55. '5f1. '5T: 5 Ia' g H11 IQ 11111111 '55, '56, '5T: Y Sl 's lfsI11-1' '5T: III111-1'I1-111I1'1' '5T: Xursity I 11 tI'II fl a I '55, 'I'1-' 'f . '5T: WI'-:1Ii1111 SKIIL I '54, 'I'l4LIlll '55, '5f1. 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H ,IA D ,H li ,ii I gl , , I lu mill I.XXulI.-UIl.n1l.1l1 511111. l. ll. .1d... 1 XII' ' ' 'fum' ll ' l1 'l'l l'l 'll' 'll' Xl'II1Pl41 VK. Wnnxurl. ,111. llll Xxwt S11Ul'f' llriwg . . 'll'- 1 'SF' , , A In-ml. Xlws. lu Wi lla' Ll l'5' 44 l1 l'5l l'u'l ' l1lll lullll' l l Y. llzlm- Xxmnllu-xl'y. U VN--lon Strm-t. lizulxvrs. Muff. .lvflrvy 11. NIi14l11 . W' '-Nt Strrw-I. 51Il11lllI'14124'4 Nlax., 411111 Nl. Xlbllllglllllll, I5 'l'il1-oml 5t.. Nfl 1 '-'pm'I. Maw. but through working together for ourselves, The Glee Club BY Bos KANCAVICUS The musical sound of the 1957 Clee Club will long linger in the ears of the Governors. Although somewhat smaller than in past years, the Glee Club carried on the tradition of giving excellent con- certs. Under the able direction of Mr. Sager, a high-spirited year was enjoyed by all. There were four joint concerts held during the year with Walnut Hill School, Winsor School. Dana Hall School, and Beaver Country Day School. The numbers which were most often sung in the concerts were the Drinking Song, Old Hundredth, U Bone Jesu, Give .lle Your Tired, Your Poor, and the humorous Musical Trust. After each concert the evening was round- ed out with dancing and refreshments. Among the specialties which the Glee Club presented this year was the tenor voicc of Joe Montgomery singing Colden Days as a solo. Mr. Kerrs Mcistersingers Fifth Row: C. Marks, J. Main, P. Cunningham, J. Montgomery, W. Hockmeyer, R. Kirkwood, P. Clark, A. Jackson. J. Read, N. W'ithington. Fourth Row: M. Brace, E. Stone, II. Dunslord, F. Mcguire, W. Kittredge, R. Morse, D. Gray, R. Ardiff, R. Field, R. Linberg, E. Bouley. Third Row: H. Hayden, D. Kaufman, W. George, M. Hale, J. Morse, D. Cox, R. Cass, W. Allen, L. Cousens, H. Pouser. Second Row: Wk Herrick, R. Pouch, O. Uhetz, C. Fitts, F. Gleason, C. Cushman, R. Hicks, R. Clark, R. Temple, E. Howell, D. Nlacomher. First Row: R. Pescosolido, G. French, F. Dickerson, C. Starhnck, C. 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Alfu thif s11c't't'ss was due tO tl11' 1'11tl111sit1f111 rl1UXSll lay u grvut Inajority of tl11- fftxxlllllilll lltltl ftiplmxnorc Classes t'UIlt'l'l'Illllg tllt- Ulm- tlluli. fur llll'y Q-11jOyt'rl nut onli tl11- smiiul aifptwt ul tln' lllvtf Club lvut ulfu tl11- I1lt'LlSllI't' Lllltl ft1tisf11t'ti011 uliith t'UIIll'b lI'UIIl Slllglllg L15 L1 SFOUIJ. Fifth Row: K. Wolf, ,l. Mitvllt-ll. XV. Dt7llIlt'lly. l'. BOSNTUII. .l. llyflnp. ll. Iilllgtlllilltl. R. Liglit, R. Dietz, H. llliss. ll. Nlwlm-ml. tl. l51'1mr1. R. Friend. Fourth Row: J. Brooks. l.. l1llllFt'lllll. K. l 11ll11r. Nl. lfurr. l'. tIo11111'll. l'. 5ltt'I'lIl. 5. lli111111'. I.. Platt, L. Hanelin, J. WN-. 5. ilullant, J. SIt'itI'llS. Third Row: P. Bllflilllgllilltl, 5. Morton. VV. Brian, G. Tlartman. H. Tlvliry. J. Wvilson, J. Houghton, D. Atcllley, ,I. Ixlll'il'I', W. Ains11o1'tl1, ,l. Gaffney. Second Row: S. llessv. U1-otT l.:-wis. C. C,:1ntc1'lJ11ry. P. Bogtwirk. E. Jollnsvn, A. Tuckffr, Cordon Lewis, D. Catv, B. Conant, lf. Hind-2, D. Wioodbcrry. Front Row: F. Huntrcss, tl. Prewitt. T. Wadlow, A. Stone, ff. Eddy tPre5idcr1lI, T. Greene, T. Akin, M. Mac'Le-an, A. Wood. . P I l THE Editor-in-Chief Edwa rd J. Sione Co-Managing Editors Donald B. Kaufman Robert H. Lindberg Photographic Editor Amery V. Colvin Business Manager Richard J. V. C. Pescosolido Circulation Managers Lyman A. Cousens Frank S. Dickerson Faculty Advisor Douglas L. Miller M I L E S T 0 N E Yearbook of GOVERNOR DUMMER ACADEMY, Soufh Byfield, Massachuseffs 'Z JI.. V , 4 f Q2 f ff . . ...uf I Standing: H. Hayden, W. A. Bourn, N. Lamson, Seated: R. Kancavicus, M. man, F. Dickerson, L. fi Brian, J. Wilson, F. McGuire, P. Bostwick, R. Light R. Coffman, R. Chase, P. Vermilya, W. Hunt, J. Read. Dunsford, A. Colvin, R. Pose-osolido, R. Linherg, E. Stone fEditorJ, D. Kauf- Cousens, C. Prewitt, P. Oher. Milestone Staff T. H. E. BLIVIT BURDETTE E. BOSTWICK, JR. C. ANTHONY BOURN WILLIAM L. BRIAN, III H. Ross CHACE, JR. RALPH J. COEEMAN, JR. NIICHAEL G. DUNSFORD WILLIAM J. HALLENBECK HARVEY L. HAYDEN WALTER D. HERRICIC, III WILLIAM T. HUNT J. ROBERT KANCAVICUS NEWTON W. LAMSON, II C. RANDOLPH LIGHT FRANK L. MIZGUIRE, II JOSEPH S. MONTGOMERY Announcing the 1958 .Miiesione Board RICHARD P. MORSE PETER C. OBER IQ. CHRISTOPHER PREWITT JOHN H. READ, JR. PETER VON S. STANLEY PET!-IR T. VERMILYA JOHN G. WVILLIAINIS JEFFREY C. WILSON Editor-in-Chief . . . FRANK L. MCCUIRE C0.Managing Editors NEWTON W. LAMSON WILLIAM T. HUNT Photographic Editor . RALPH J. COFFMAN Business Manager . JOHN G. WVILLIAMS Co-Circulation Managers . IHICHAEL C. DUNSFORD JOHN H. READ, JR. Archon Staff Standing R Cass K Wolf R -Xrdlff R Dxetz J H1 ms NI Nlor e C, Premtt R Pouch N nn W -Xllcn K N rk Seated M Ule Q Reed J Wllllam R P0510 olxdo H Pouser fElJlIIlfl F Dlckerson D Andersen P Cach an F Flea on Standmg W Hunt R Ardlff R Pratt f' Marks Seated A Colxm D Ixaufnmn l lhalfinl flrlllfllfi P Ober S iorrell RCVICW Staff Religious DISCUSSION Group qtandmg I3 Sulhxan I fadl an T Qhalfant I KJIPY' Scand I Cunnmgham 9 forrell H P011 er fc I' I' tcy D Kaum RIF tio Right H I unnm lam 113 Ill f Starburk J Wlllxams L Loubens Cheerleaders 1 J ,,...,,,,,,,,nv-qu fl' -iw zip' Q. 1 A A Q.. V ...AJ 45! A K ' hr f 'wi' is 4 -V l,f,Q,.' ,. M J .ff , x ' ki' j I I3 K,-, 1 . A ,I ,t ,V x N... Ani 'Ci ,N wv.. k N ll 9' ff A g1'z'1'ng of 0zzrsf'I1'P.s for others. . . SQA If., ,Q The Football Team DONILII H. KAI'I-MAN, Captairz IiI'ssI3I.I, 'l'. 'l'oRxRosE, CQ'fIpzIII'II-wlcz-1 PETER Y. CADIGAX CHARLES M. CARR0I.L RICH-XRD C. CROLL GALE H. FRENQII XVILLIASI J. H.AXLLPlXl5PII1li ROBERT F. HIIQRS WFAYNE F. Hoclcxlm ER WILLIAM T. HLNT EDWARD L. JOIINSEX HENRY E. LALRIJLLI NI. KI-:VIN LEARY ll. lhxIIoI.I'II LIGHT HURERT 11. IIINBILRC JIISI-:IIII S. NIUYTGOKIERY RIIQII IRI: J.Y.C. l'I3sr1osoLID0 LlIIARI.I-Ls H. SAWXER JAMES H. SILVI-LSTER lil SSlil,I. 'l'. TURNROSE KIIIQIIIIII. IC. 'l'I'I.ER XXIII xx N. WPITHINCTON FRI-lDERI1lIi R. ESTEI. NIICH AEI. F. BIURSE. Jlanagcrs Back Row: J. Tre-urlxsgny t,lIf1lIYlQ't'V,. S, lIUll1lhlUIl.,l. KluIItgnIII+-ry. H. Fivhl. H. l'I'IItt. K. llIIIII0nt, Vi' Hein! I ll Null W Hunt H lilulwrf' Il l'IIII'm-Ili I' 4III'lA l 1lIuII'vIIilI 'I' Volt . ' U 'N . lIW1I1I11gw P. . . . . ,.. . .I . . . I . .. . . , Nlicldlc' Row: Hr. Spvrry 11,0111-III. 'lf 4.lI1Ilf:IIIt '.1IllVHlglft'V1. S. Xl:-l,+-mi. 'lf -Xkin. W. How-knwycr, R. Sawyr-r, N. lxilkxxmmmrel. UT. 54114-I' llhfm-III. F, Suylf-4, lf, l.gII'I'ulI. H, lh-ml. li. Light, E. JohIIseII, Nl. AlLl4'l.l'ilIl. F. Ifxlvy l,1lr1rIr1gwP. XII: l 1N1lllS 4f,'f1IIrlII. Front Row: H. Hivkf. l'. fllllligilll. N. xxilllillglllll. H. Pe's4'fIsolimiu, Nl. 'l'ylm'r, Il. RLlllfIlldII fffap- tainj, R. Tornrosc, K. lxary, W. llallulllnwk, J. Sylv1's1uI', G. French, V i v A 4 u ARTHLR W SAGER Coach DONALD B KALFNIANJ Capzam THL hECORD St Sebastlan s Country Day Moses Brown School Mllton Academy Groton School St Mark s School Belmont Hlll School Coternors Opponents Totals 87 W ms 3 Losses 3 The Football Season By BILL HALLENBECL When thls years team reported for the1r first day of practlce prospects were very dlm The coachm staff was faced w1th the problem of bu1ld1n an offense the team had ever seen actlon before on a varslty grldlron In splte of lnexperlence and 1nab1l1ty thls club had a very success ful season The w1n lose record was not lmpressne but the Splflt w1ll to wm and dogged dc termlnatlon of th1s team was fantastlc Everyone rlght down to the last man on the club worked vlgorously to help the team Many of them knew that they m1ght never see act1on 1n a game and yet they never gave up A great deal of Cfedlt IS due these boys some of them senlors for the moral support that they gave the first club m praetxce and 1n games lollowln a short two weeks of practlce game It was a xery unsure team that went to St Sebastlan s to play ln the mud How mer a strong defense the runnm and en lneerlnrf of Wlnk Pescosohdo and the all around play of Captaln Don Kaufman and a team of eleven men worklng togeth er IH an all out effort brought the Gov ernors out on top In the next week a great deal was ac tomphshed New plays were added confi dense was gamed and the team began to smooth out the rough spots for the comlng . ' ' f 13 0 ' 34 7 ' 27 7 7 26 . ' 6 7 ' l 0 35 82 Q 7 ' I I g. . 1 7 1 7 K I 7 N . . s around three men. Only abodjt a third of the team foound itself on the eve of its first . . . . Y h V 7 . 7. 7 u . g game with Moses Brown The weather was tops and so was the team for this contest Gale French talhed three times for the Red Team and a sophomore pass com bmation of Light to Dumont hit for an other as the Governors were v1ctor1ous 35 7 In this game the team hit hard and fast Practice was paylng off Every boy on the squad saw action with sophomores scoring two of the touchdowns At Milton on October 20 the team had a bit of trouble M1ltOn s offense was golng around the ends for good yardage The game was n1p and tuck for the first half It was anyones ball game During the half the team was briefed on mistakes and lt was a new club that emerged from the field house for the second half Sopho more Lonnie Churchill scored hrs second tally of the year Jim Sylvester hit pay dirt to add to Mike Tylers first period touchdown The team had shown that they could come back and that they had the determination to win ball games This third game proved to be the turn ing point of the season but only in the win lose column The team lost ltS next three contests but not wrthout g1v1ng their all for the cause Not once did the team waver badly in these last three games, which IS a trrbute to the personnel The next Saturday was Parents Day, which drew a huge crowd to view the game. The Governors had not dropped a contest in eight starts having lost their last game lo Groton in the opener of the 1955 season. Croton was undefeated in ten ames. The home club plaved a terrific game right up to the last second, but Groton was too much. Their single wing attack led by Hugh Scott was a power- house. Jim Sylvester managed to score the Governors' only touchdown in the fourth quarter, but the high point of the game was the defense of G.D.A., led by Mike Tyler, which did a great job under ex- treme pressure. St. Mark's brought an unblemished rec- ord into the next game, which proved to be a defensive battle. Both clubs were up for the game, which the Governors dropped by one point 7-6. St. Markls scored early in the first half and was in possession of the ball most of the time. As in the Milton game though, the team came back after the half with big ideas. The play improved in the second half, with the Governors scoring on a sleeper Eddy Johnsen took the ball from punt formation faded back and threw from about the St Mark s forty to hit Jim Sylvester 1n the end zone It was a beautifully executed play and came as a surprise to everyone The Belmont Hill game was just one of those days Nothing wanted to work for the home team and the Hillies could not mlss Interceptions and fumbles plagued the Governors throughout the game It was a rough way to end he season but the boss had nothing to cry about They gave their best and played as a well blended unit for six games No coach could ask for more Congratulations to Mike Tyler who was selected for the Boston Herald All Prep team The thanks of the team go to Don Kaufman a great leader and to our coaches Mr Sa er M1 Evans .md Mr .L -,..., 55 'Y :EEE5 Sperry And best wishes for the 1957 season to Russ Tornrose captam elect of next vear s squad 'Y MHZ? if 'Q v-4-'sql' sigh? MQW wiv? ffifawe A Q ,QW aww wi 5-.awawges W' :Em ew -?1CL?+vy W, M-if'Tlfi L 'W Q-sa wt rf 'wb' U ' K 7 3 ' 7 7 v ' A ' 7 ' , I , I 1 aw, .9 . r ' 'K V 1 ' ' A7 . , 1 9 1 - - a ' 1 v 1 ' , . g , . , . I . . ' , W ' 4 Y 'ft 2 U1 if -V ,V . 92 ' wr f f If Ya ay fa M 1 ix V I V X I M W. 1 ,, V A A, , , in . , ,ww 4 fzLVf Q., ,QNX , - . 9 -W , ,J ' T ' 5,6 9,3 g I 1 A I, lggygh, X 'qu 5' f ,, V -V uf, 3 it Z7 , , fu Qi M, W ' , , ,V ' ' :uf .,.-V 'eff z.,A ' , ' W an ix + f?g w'f? V W '-:iff JJWMM' ,V , . V Q' - . ,Q fiflikf 519, K ,,.M, . 5, fi V, I Q, 1. .- '- gf? F - K-gn., 5 ,,,w,,v J, ,if rv 7, 315 'A' of We A V M,-x ,. 'tVf0'fl.,4'7ffff jfuzzfeafqzfugr, - H A ' ffl' H V ri-, L 1 K I if , LM' ,. A ' .f Q.. in fligij, di, 4 JVM - , , - Mm ef, V I Z..-wat , . , Nw fV y i - +V- - wzmgefzrvifx-'ff-Vt, wt W Mfwr. if-aft..-W M-fy Tu , V , , 1 , V H W +' A V7-W V fa. The Soccer Team GEORGE W. STARBIICK, III, Captain DAVID H. M. ANDERSEN B. HARDY BEDFORD, JR. FEGENE H. BOULEY DAV111 B. CUSHNIAN FRANK S. DIERERSON, III GEOFFRI-JY IC. FITTS Cx'R1L H. FUNG XYILLIAM GEORGE AMERY V. COLVIN, JOHN P. KELLER, FRANK H. GLEASON VJDHOBIXS P. CROSE ALBERT A. JACKSON Hmm' T. 31.-KTHEWS, II THOMAS H. PARKER linw,-mn J. STONE JOHN A. NVICIIERS Jlunagers Third Row: H. Pouser, D. Nlorsv, H. Bedford, P. Stanley, P. fiunningham, F. Dickerson, J. Rea P. Kleven, H. Mathews, A. Juvk-On, P. Metcalf. Second Row: A. Colxin, Lurzrlrzywrv. J. Keller 1JIf1r1r1g1'r'5. J. Fnurnivr, H. Pouvh. F. Gleas B112 Navins lffoucfrl, ll. l:l1NlHl!LlIl, Jul-k Vfillianls, 'lf llruw, Nlr. Jfillllvf tlfnuchi, Mr. Hous ton CCoachJ. First Row: N. Quinn, E. Boulcy, C. Fung, J. Wichcrs, C, Starlmuvk Qlfr1ptail17, D. Ander en T. Parker, G. Fins, B. George. Mn Hownn J NAVINS Coach GEORGE W Snnnucx III Captazn THE RECORD October Phllllps Academy Governors Opponents October 1Noble and Greenough School October Browne and Nxchols School October Brooks School October Belmont Hxgh School October Mxlton Academy October St Paul s School October Tabor Academy November November Belmont H111 School Medford Hlgh School 4 Wms 2 Tles 5 Losses The Soccer Season By PETE STANLEY As the coaches watched the prospects for the varslty soccer team IH their first few days of practlce they commented amono themselves that any games that were to be won thls year were not golng to be won by sheer superior ablhty Sure ly they had a job before them xf they were to get a respectable team on the field ln tame to play the very powerful Andower team Mr Navrns made rt clear to the en tlre squad that there was no such thing as a Hrst and second string at this pomt 3 ' ' 1. 4- 6 1 2 0 10 ' 1 3 13 1 0 17 ' 1 2 20 ' 2 0 24- . ' 1 3 27 0 0 November 3 St. Mark's School 0 2 7 ' 1 1 10 ' 2 1 The boys that would make the team would be the boys that were willing to work the hardest After continual experiments the coaches came up with the combination that was to meet the experienced Andover team When the game was over and the dust cleared the Governors found themselves at the short end The game however had been a very hard fought one Tom Parker right wing for the Red Men walked off the field with a fractured wrist and in an attempt to gain possession of the ball captain George Starbuck collided with the star Andover player in a resounding crash which resulted in the broken ankle of Andover s leading offensive man A very determined Governors team trav eled to Dedham to meet Noble and Green ough in a game that turned out to be a strong victory for the Red Men During thc game Billy George dlsplaved his ex ceptional ability as a goalie by making two beautiful saves that drew gasps of admiration from the numerous spectators Gene Bouley proved to be the man with the most scoring success for the day by putting two shots past the Nobles goalie On October 13 the Red Men traveled down to Brooks where they managed to chalk up another victory Dave Andersen proved to be the hero for the day after he placed a beautiful penalty kick into the Brooks netting. Despite diligent play- ing on both sides no more points were scored during the game. This victory great- ly helped the morale of the team after the loss to Browne and Nichols on the previous Wednesday. After losing a tough game to a very scrappy Belmont High School team, the Red Men traveled to Milton with two other Governors' teams to meet their arch rivals. Once again Dave Andersen came through with his famous penalty kick to score the first point of the game. The point came after many troublesome moments with the ball in Governors' territory, and was a very welcome boon to the outlook of the team. Billy George once again showed the superb ability that won him the honor of being chosen the best goalie in the league as he prevented Milton from scor- ing a single goal. After the game, the team was happy to discover that the Football and ,l.V. Soccer teams had also been suc- cessful in defeating their able opponents. On October 24th the soccer team met the best opposing team of their year when they traveled up to St. Paul's. The Red Men were forced to yield by a score of 3-lg however, valuable experience was gained which greatly helped the team in the future. When the strong Tabor team came to G.D.A. on Parents' Day, the Governors played, the coaches maintain, one of the best games that Governor Dummer has ever played. Every man on both teams played as hard as he possibly could. De- spite the fact that the game ended in a 0-0 tie, everyone was satisfied that it had been an excellent game on both sides With hopes of winning the league cham pronship the Red Men traveled to South boro to play St Marks The team knew that if they could w1n their last two league games they would be the undlsputed champions of the league however despite their diligent efforts they found themselves unable to hold down the strong St Mark s team A doleful group of Governors came home that evening with a 2 0 defeat Everyone seemed to be a little disheart ened as the team met the scrappy Medford High eleven in a home game The Red Men were caught with their guard down in the first half and as a result the Med ford offense managed to shoot a quick shot lnto the Governors cage for the only score ln the first half Dunn the halftime Mr Navlns gave the team a talking to that abruptly jerked them out of their lethargy As a result the boys came back in the second half to play better ball than they knew how Thus they managed to tie up the score before the end of the game The season was concluded with a game with Belmont Hill School Determined to win their last game the squad scored twice in the early minutes of the game The final gun found the Red Men ahead 2 1 and the team had won the last game of the season 'i '-sv-rn Stagg 'iq' lllll Ill G D A s Greatest Day By P OBER Oh Poobah sublime magistrate of that game of gods volleyball I invoke thee as the muse of that great sport t 1nsp1re me w1th words and thoughts to tell of G D A S GREATEST DAY Hardly a man remams ahve who Wlll ever forget that famous season of 1956 a season when the all tlme greats of the xolleyball world met 1n a deadly three week battle Never before had such a collectlon of heroes been seen heroes like Waco Weenie Weene George and my roommate In the Cowboy league the contest narrowed down to a battle between three tltans one of whom was the team of the man who has won more volleyball games than any human ahve Qalthough lt IS rumored that the great Poobah himself once got the better of hlmj h1s Lordship the lndefatxgable Wllllam H Sperry As was dolefully pre dicted by the rest of his league H M Sperry succeeded ln defeating h1s two op ponents ln the Indian league a new man and h1s team were leadmg with vlrtually no competltlon, Chief Smlth and hls Tontos. f DA S GREATEST DAY came on Saturday December 8th 1956 The stands were packed wlth av1d fans from all over the world As the whistle blew the al m1 hty Poobah dropped a volleyball from heaven onto the court and the Last Round up began The Buffalo Bills of Mr Sperry managed to win the first game but final uctory was still far from theirs After pulling up from behind in a miraculous dlsplay of sklll the Tontos went on to w1n the second game The stands were hushed as the third and final game began fby Poobatlc decree the championshlp goes to the team winning two out of three gamesj The mighty Sperryxtes were not up to thelr usual form Would the master fall? was the question on everyone s llps Slowly the score mched upwards most of lt for the Tontos When the final whistle blew the Tontos were ahead by a very definite margin The old master had been dethroned at last The mighty collossus of Sperry had crumbled and out of the broken debrls had risen a new glant and hrs team the indomitable Mr Smith and his Tontos' Thanks, Poob, for the inspiration. HAROLD I. POUSER 115 lb LAWRENCE W CHURCHILL III 138 lb LYMAN A. COLSEWS 122 lb EUGENE R BOULEY 147 lb WILLIAM W. CAPEL 130 lb PETER vow S STANLEY 167 and 177 lb FDWARD J. STONE 138 lb MICHAEL E TYLER Unl1mIted January January January February February February February February March Interscholastlcs Fourth out of Fourth Row Turner R Hendrlx A Jackson D Babcock C Canterbury J Treadway lMan agerl, W Hunt R Dletz W Donnelly R 'Vlonkhouse S Houghton Third Row Mr Evans iCoachl D Kaufman J Czelusmak F Lyman P Bowden O Obetz ,Z F. Gleason R Tornrose M MacLean P Bostwlck F Dxckerson L Churchlll Mr Kerr fCoachJ Second Row M Ule H Pouser E Stone M Tyler K Leary CCaptamJ P Stanley E Bouley L. Cousens W Capel Front Row H Buckmgham S Cappel U Mason R Ferns N Qumn W Allen ,I Houghton QD D. Atchley C Marston P' 'J , 1 ha, fi MR G HEBERTOL EVANS Coach M KEVIN LEAPY Captam The Wrestllng Season By SKIP D1cK1zRsoN The 1957 Governor Dummer Wrestling Team certalnly had the expenence the strength and the w1ll for a very successful season The season was to be unforget tably brlght smce the Red Men com piled a dual meet record of elght wlns against no losses In addmon four wrest ords throughout the season The Governors first w1n came at the expense of Noble and Greenough School Sophomore Blll Capel won hrs first var slty bout demonstratlng a vast knowledgs of wrestlmg holds Conversely Nobles Wade W1lllamS plnned Gene Bouley but Gene d1d not succumb as easlly as one mlght gather Gene uslng hls normal ag gresslve style of wrestlmg agalnst Wlll1amS hrghlv pohshed wrestling provlded an ex cellent bout for the spectators The final score was 24- 15 Belmont H111 a newcomer to the sched ule journeyed to South Byfield on the 19th The Governors ghded to a 36 10 vxc tory Hal Pouser s pm 1n thirty seconds and Captaln Leary s forty five second pln were hxghhghts of this meet Pete Stanley and Gene Bouley also gamed falls Playing host to St 'Vlarks School next the Governors were forced to call on the one two punch of Stanley and Tyler to xnsure a vlctory The team tralled by two pomts at the commencement of Stanleys bout ln the 177 pound class but Pete added three pomts by gamlng a declslon Tyler then completed the afternoon w1th a pm whxch gave the Governors a 22 16 vxctory On February 2 the GDA grapplers showed the worth of thelr strong upper welghts 1n a match w1th Roxbury Latin Hal Pouser was the only Red Man to wm durlng the course of the first five bouts But Bouley qulckly added five pomts and Captam Leary collected three more In the next bout Don Kaufman now recov ered from an early season mjury wrestled to a draw w1th a very good Roxbury Latin adversary Don s fine work was the turmng polnt of the whole meet Roxbury Latn was finally forced to yleld the lead and the vlctory as Stanley and Tyler both pmned thelr opponents ll f f Q r K .1 ? , - r I, A 1' . 6 - - ' y ' ' s l . . , . 1 ' 5 , . J. 7 , . 9 - n Q 1 A . , ' 9 - ' . lers malntalned personal undefeated rec- . . . ' . . 3 ' -. , . . , . , h U - , - q Q if I . , . , . . i , . . in . u . . . . . , l 7 . . 5 A- 7 9 ' . 7 , . I , , 7 - s , 1 . 3 ' , . . . ' . . . , . . . Brooks seemed unable to provide a lar e amount of l0Ulp6l1llOll for the fovernors who won 581 This match certainly was a welcome tune up for the forthcommg trouble namely Mllton Academy Milton has always been the Governor foremost opponent Thls year was no ex 161111011 The 'Vhlton team held the lead rlght up untll the final bout Partlcular credlt must be glven to Lymle Cousens and Lonnle Churchlll who wrestled to the best of the1r ab1l1ty agamst much better wrest lers Pouser Bouley and Leary collected a total of eleven polnts among them but Stanley and Tyler prov1ded a dramat1c chmax to a tense afternoon Stanley pmned a stubborn XTITIOII man narrowm the score to 1617 Forty seconds after the start of M1ke Tylers bout h1S opponent was str1v1ng to escape the tramplln feet of the onrushln spectators Wllke had pmned htm and the lied Men had van qulshed Mllton lNext on the agenda was Tabor Academy Thls meet was a see saw battle 1n Wh1Cl1 the undefeated four plus Stone and Bouley collected pomts Hal Pousers spectaculfu p1n hfted the score to 24 16 Browne and Nlchols played host to the Governors 1n the1r final dual meet Lonnie Churchlll wrestled another lnterscholastxcs bound bov to a 3 3 draw Wax Lle pmned h1s opponent ln the 115pound class Al though this was Nlaxs only v1ctory lt exemphfied the ever present w1ll of the whole team to fi ht to the end B111 Hunt ewcperlenun h1s first varsity bout also gamed three pomts for the Governors who eventually won 558 After these 91 ht dual meet v1ctor1es the Covernors placed QIX men 1n the 1nter scholastlcs Four out of these SIX placed m the1r respectxve weight classes The f overnors team score of 25 gave them a t1e for fourth place Each member of th1s team deserves spec xal thanks Althou h Stanley and Tvler produced the pomts when they looked the best on the scoreboard one must not forget the bovs 1n the lower and mlddle welghts who earned valuable pomts Specl fically Lymle Cousens Ned Stone B111 Capel and Lonnie ChllI'Chlll contrlbuted pomts to the team score that helped glVC the Governors the1r v1ctor1es The Host Valuable Player Award was presented to the leader of this outstandlng team who w1ll also be captaln of next years team B1gK Leary Con ratulatlons to the 1957 Wrestllng Team' ' or ' L . 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I K ' S- 'Q ML, W 4' , . ,W , , - , 11. ., 1 6 ofggxqvlil ,gf M6 if The Winter Track Team fin In ffm W RICHARD J. V. C. PESCOSOLIDO, Captain PETER Y. CADIGAN DAVID S. HARDENBERGH THOMAS H. CHALFANT JOHN P. KELLER RICHARD W. FIELD ROBERT E. TEMPLE GALE H. FRENCH EVERIT B. TERHUNE, III THE RECORD Governors Opponents January 26 Exeter-Tabor 11 Ex. 62.5 Tabor 14.5 February 2 B.A.A. Games 3rd of Eight Schools February 6 Phillips Academy J.V. 40.5 Ex. 47 P.H.S. 22.5 February 23 Private School Meet 4th of Ten Schools March 9 Bowdoin Interscholastics 3rd of Ten Schools Rear Row: T. Terhune, J. Main, F. McGuire, C. Keller. R. Coffman, D. Hardenbergh, Mr. Eglin CCoachJ, C. Sullivan, A. Tucker, E. Hinds, J. Wise, H. Medwed, R. Cass. Front Row: R. Field, R. Temple, P. Cadigan, R. Pescosolido fCaptainJ, G. French, P. Cunningham, T. Chalfant. Mn THOMAS W Ecuv Coach RICHARD J V C Przscosouno Captazn The Wlnter T1 ack Season Bs FRWK 'NICFUIRE In the past few years Governor Dum mer wlnter track has not only done very well but lt has also encouraged a large number of boys to partlclpate This year s wmter track team however, was not as large as the prevxous teams Because the squad was smaller thls year's record IS less lmpresslve, but nevertheless, the season was a successful one Every boy on the team, whether he won or not mamtalned good sportsmanshlp and sp1r1t as well as the deslre to xmprove The season started w1th a meet agamst Exeter and Tabor at Exeter Exeter had one of the best teams lt has ever had, and Tabor also had a good team Exeter easlly won but Tabor placed second by a very small margm over Governor Dum mer Captam Wmk Pescosolldo Rev Cadlgan and Bob Temple provlded the pomts as they often dld 1n every meet Wrnk got the most pomts for the Cover nors by placlng second ln the hurdles and thlrd m the 300 In the BAA Games at Boston Garden on February 2 the Governors placed thlrd ln the mlle relay The team after qllallfylllg for the finals ln the afternoon, went on to thlrd place at nlght Wlnk PCSCOS0l1d0 Cale French another consls tent polnt wmner Bob Temple, and Pete Cadlgan at anchor made up the team 5 1 ss. 9-it A Lf 1 if 'E f o- -,-m,f +. . .rf-+1 Hai.-.Q - Vg-'5wMr'zrE,3g'r 1' ' ' 'wi , fr .--if J -1- ' N., 'Iii . . A, . . . , . 1 Y -F nf I ' s - - - - S6 as s - a - a , . . 1 . , . , . . . . . . . . 7 . . . I , - 1 5 ' a . . On February 13 another meet was held at Exeter. This was again a triangular meet among Exeter ,l.V., Portsmouth High, and Governor Dummer. The Governors took second place in this. The Private School Meet at Andover was next, and the Governors placed third behind Andover and Tabor. Rev Cadigan placed second in the thousand a few tenths of a second behind the school record. Wink also placed in several events, and the relay team came in third Now it was time for the Governors to win a meet This they did in a meet with Roxbury Latin Almost everyone placed 1n his event and Pesky breezed over the finish line after tying the record for the 40-yard dash. Before this meet the coach, Mr. Eglin, expressed his confidence that the team could win. The team was happy to oblige. The final meet of the season was the Bowdoin lnterscholastics where the Gov- ernors finished third. Peter Cadigan placed first in the thousand, holding the lead from the first turn to the finish line. Wink got second in the broad jump and in the hurdles. Gale French amazed everyone with a terrific 300 to get fourth place. Without Mr Eglin who is in his first year at Governor Dummer the team would not have had any kind of a season at all He showed everyone just what to do and kept the team cheerfully practicing To him go the thanks of the whole team 11 WM. 'X Rx Rimes. Sm xx X Q The Basketball Team WILLIAM J. HALLENBECK, Captain FREDERICK L. SAYLES, Captain-elect B. HARDY BEDFORD, JR. C. RANDOLPH LIGHT C. ANTHONY BOURN JOHN P. MCLEOD, II KENT P. DUMONT GEORGE W. STARBUCK, III WALTER D. HERRICK, III, Manager THE RECORD Governors Opponents January 10 M.I.T. Freshmen 43 72 January 12 St. Sebastian's C. D. School 38 44 January 16 Lawrence Academy 37 48 January 19 Belmont Hill School 59 49 January 23 Rockport High School 62 47 January 26 St. Paul's School 34 29 February 2 Moses Brown School 67 66 February 6 Browne and Nichols School 43 40 February 9 Milton Academy 74 67 February 20 Belmont High School 43 60 February 23 Hebron Academy 55 52 February 27 Huntington School 43 45 March 2 Tabor Academy 53 75 7 Wins, 6 Losses Second Row: W. Herrick fManagerJ, H. Bedford, R. Hicks, C. Eddy, D. Cushman, R. Sawyer, P. Sherin, Mr. Williams 1CoachJ. Front Row: S. McLeod, K. Dumont, F. Sayles, W. Hallenbeck QCaptainJ, R. Light, G. Starbuck, A. Bourn. l vm Jfw' an 1lrlR DAVID M WILLIANIS Coach W1LL1Ax1j HALLEQBECK Captain The Basketball Season By Torw BOURN The first day of practlce brought out an extremely green team Only Blll Hallen beck was a returnm letterman and he was sldelmed with a football mjury After hard work and hlgh competnlon for p0S1 tlons the first game w1th MIT came on lanuary 10 The first game played at Alumnl Gym was rather a dlsappolntmg start for the eason MIT was probably the best op posltlon the team met all season Dumont was the hmgh man ln the scorlng column for the Governors w1th ll pomts and Sayles brought down 15 rebounds The game wlth St Sebastxans was the worst of the season for the Red team The first game away seemed to bother the team for St Sebastnans made the after noon a costly one for the Governors fhere were two brlght spots ln the game however for Sayles and Llght both hit 1n double figures Lawrence Academy drd not glve the Gov ernors any rellef from the lo mg column ln the next game Lawrence took an early lead and kept It throughout the game Agam Sayles and Llght were 1n double figures to be the top scorers but the hlgh lx ht of the game was the total of 20 re bounds for Sayles lmally after losing three stra1ght the lied team be an to roll The next game at Belmont Hxll gave the Gowernor thelr first wm of the eason The fl ll court prcss seemed to ne the decldmg factor 1n the game Three men were ln double figures for the team Bourn led w1th 19 pomts followed closely by the sharp shoot mg of Dumont and Sayles The game wlth Rockport H1 h School proucled the second w1n of the year 51 lar e amount of apprehenslon before the ame was caused by the fact that Rockport had won 10 stralght and had already re celved an mutatlon to the Tech Tourna ment Sayles was the blg scorer agam mth 21 pomts and Dumont scored 1n double figures as usual The followlng game wlth St Paul s was a very low scoring contest Agaln Sayles was the hlgh scorer and reboundtr and lt was the reboundmg that gave the Gov ernors their thlrd vlctory W 'T 13 i. 5 j . !'1s I 4. 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Moses Brown brought a 6 and 1 record to South Byfield for the next game The Red team met the occasion very well with four men ln double figures Sayles and Hallenbeck were the big rebounders and Sayles added 19 polnts to his 18 rebounds The Governors won 1n overtime 67 66 Browne and Nlchols came into the next game with another lmpresslve record of 8 and 1 but they were doomed to have it marred Dumont and Llght were high scorers and the possession ball at the end of the game gave the team another vrctory The game w1th Milton had been long game Four men did most of the scoring for the Governors and Hallenbeck played hls best game Every man played for the Red team to help bring home a 746: victory After winning slx straight the Gover nors went down in defeat to a strong Bel mont Hlgh School team Sayles was agam the high man for the Governors with 15 polnts The team came back in the next game to wm a close one over Hebron It was the best team effort of the year wlth every one playlng as hard as he could all the time Sayles hit hls hlgh rebounding total of the year in this game Wllh 23 rebounds The Governors next met Huntington Huntington was a fine team led by Cheva l1er It was a tough game to lose because lt was a very close score of 4-5 43 Sayles scored his high of the season with 23 polnts It was also very encouraging to note that the boys who played most of this game will all be returmng next year The last game of the season with Tabor was a very poor endmg A long trlp to Tabor and the sharp shootmg of Grey and Blake gave the Governors a final loss the team was very cold The seasons record of 76 gave Mr Williams a good season for hls first year as varsity coach A lot of hard work and good coachmg gave th1s young team '1 w1nnmg season The big factor m all the games was shootmg and rebounding of blg Fred Sayles Mr Wilhams brought h1m a long way this year and will have him back next year With only Hallenbeck and Bedford as seniors on the startlng five the team next year should he very strong. awaited, and all the boys were up for the Although Sayles got 20 points, the rest ol l The Hockey Team FREDERICK R. ESTEY, Captain JAMES R. SYLVESTER, Captain-elect THOMAS G. COLT RICHARD C. CROLL MICH.AEL G. DUNSFORD CEOFFREY E. FITTS WILLIAM GEORGE HARVEY L. HAYDEN JAMES C. SEACREST, Manager THE RECORD January 9 St. Mark'S School January 16 Brooks School January 19 Browne and Nichols School January 23 Noble aIId Greeuough School January 24 Brooks School January 26 Lawrence Academy January 30 Middlesex School February 2 St. Sebastian's C. D. School February 6 Danvers High School February 9 Milton Academy February 13 Winchester High School February 21 Lynn Classical High School February 23 Belmont Hill School 2 W'inS, 10 Losses, 1 Tie Rear Row Middle Ro W. Hockmeyer, Mr. Dann lffuaclil. WAYNE F. HOCKMEYER EDWARD L. JOHNSEN WILLIAM MCF. KITTREDGE CHARLES F. LANGMAID NATHAN N. WITHINGTON H. Ross CHACE, Manager Governors Opponents 2 7 1 4 5 1 1 4 1 4 5 1 1 3 1 6 2 6 1 4 2 6 4 4 0 7 : M. Dunsford, lf. Johnsen. R. Croll, P. Vermilya, T. Crose. w: Mr. Murphy fC0lll'1Il, W. Kiltredge, C. Langmaid, J. Seacrest lManagerJ, A. Wood Front Row: H. Hayden, T. Colt, J. Sylvester, F. Estey lCapzainJ, N. Withington, G. Fins, W George. is FREDERICK R ESTEY Captam A N Arnoxun N11 ru IY lun The Hockey Season By MIKE DUNSFORD By merely lookmg at the record of the hockey team thls season one would thlnk that the season was not very successful, but thls IS not the case The record of two w1ns n1ne losses and one ue ln no way tells the story of the hockey tcams season The Governors played hard 1n every game, no matter how far ahead or bchlnd The same hlgh Splflt was quite evldcnt ln every practlce on Ingham rlnk fhe team was xcry w1ll1ng to work hard the day after each game, mn or losc, to corrcct thelr mxstakcs The Governors had good skatlng weather most of the season although ln past years they havc not been as fortunate The an nouncement at lunch of Hockey team run to the brxdge took the place of Hockey team at 5 50 on Ingham rlnk only three times durlng the season The skatmg tnme w1ll undoubtedly leave 1ts mark on next years team The Governors were very fortunate to be able to play half thelr games 1n Watson Rmk at Harvard 'Vlorale was kept hlgh by Captaln Fred hstey, ewcn after a losmg streak of five games He gave a great deal of valuable 5 rr- ' , , A ' Q V k. nh, ' .Jung Y ' e ' , vs - ' W' cw, 1, .1 ' A1 r My a , vt vsffh If 1, . .. , XIR....Tf..,. l.,l'1'! . 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H I , ., . ,, 7 7 ' , . . 1 1 , . , . .1 u y' 1, V ' ' ' 1' ' I ' is ry I 3dVlCe to the more lnexperlenced mem bers of the squad Thls season Mr Murphy recelved only a few of last years letter men The first 11ne had Fred Estey as center Ilm Syl vester and Nuff Wlthlngton at the wmgs J 1m Sylvester w1ll return to lead next year s team as Captam The second 11ne was cen tered by Jeff F1tts and had Tom Colt and Charhe Langmald at the wmgs A thlrd 11ne had Pete Vermllya at center wlth wlngs The first defense conslsted of Mlke Dunsford and Wayne Hockmeyer The second defense was made up of Dlck Croll and B111 Klttredge Blg B111 thrllled the spectators at Mllton by checkmg an un suspect1ng Mllton player headlong over the boards Harv Terry Hayden dad a wonderful job Ih1S year as goalle Commg up from last years .I V team Harv soon proved h1s ablhty as a netmlnder and became one of the most valuable players on the team Harvs fourteen stltches and two black eyes made hlm look llke a pro after the game agamst Belmont H111 Havmg never played hockey before B111 George dld a spectacular job as second strmg g0all6 thls year The Governors played thelr best games agamst Mlddlesex and Mllt0H and ln the vlctory over Lawrence Academy By con greatly durlng the season At the evenmg meetmg held for the letter wmners Jeff F xtts and Harvey Hay den jolntly received the cup for thls year s Most Valuable Player on the hockey team The whole squad IS very grateful to Mr Murphy and Mr Dann for the fine job of coachlng that they d1d and for thelr unfallmg support of the team over the entire season S 1 . . 7 ' 9 ' ' ' 1 1 u s I , D g . , . . . . . 1 . . ' l Eddie Johnsen and Arnie Wood at the tinuous hard work, the Big Red improved . a , 9 I . . ,, . . ,, . l l I l , cc 99 - . 1 . . . . , . , April April April April April May May May May May May May May 3 17 20 24 27 4 8 11 15 18 22 25 31 The Baseball Team THE RECORD Haverhill High School Groton School Belmont Hill School Browne and Nichols School Noble and Creenough Tabor Academy St. Mark's School Kimball Union Academy St. Sebastianis Milton Academy Middlesex School St. Paulis School Belmont Hill School Governors Op ponents rained out 9 3 9 6 0 0 2 1 4- 9 14- 7 1 8 3 2 Back Row: M. Dunsford, W. Kimball, T. Bourn, J. Montgomery, J. Sylvester. Second Row: L. Cousens fManagerl, P. Cunningham 1ManagerJ, N. Withington, R. Light E Johnsen, Mr. Navins CCoachJ, Mr. A. Eames iCoachD. Front Row: H. Hayden, P. Sherin, R. Linberg, M. Tyler iCaptainJ, F. Estey,'C. Carroll H Mathews. F ' MICHAEL E TYLER Captain Mn Howum J Nuns Coach The Baseball Season By MIKE DUNSFORD A squad conslstmg of fifteen players assembled on Morse fleld on the flrst day of the spring term to begin the base ball season This group was the most 1n experienced that Coach Navms has had m hrs twenty one years of coachmg base ball There were only four semors and one junlor returning from last year s squad and only two of these were letter winners Although there was less than a week before the first game the team was very fortunate ln having good weather and accomplished a great deal before playmg Haverhill Hlgh School Fred Estey was the teams starting pitcher and one of the strongest hitters on the club Behmd the plate was Captain Mike Tyler Th1s was Mlkes th1rd year as starting catcher and he IS a very pow erful hltter Whit Klmball was at first base and Harv Hayden at second Pete Sherm a new comer was at shortstop and Chlc Carrol who played first base for the ,I V s last year was at third The three startmg outfielders were Nuff With mgton Bill Mathews and Eddie Johnson The Governors opened the season a ga1nst Haverhlll but unfortunately the game had to be called ln the fourth 1nn1ng because of rain The Governors soon won thelr second game agamst Groton 9 to 4 Mike Tyler hlt a home run w1th two men on but one player mlssed th1rd base on his way to home plate so Mlkes h1t only counted as a double This was a very good game in that It bullt up the Governors confidence The Belmont H111 game was one to re member Although the Governors lost 8 3 Coach Navms felt it was a good game The Governors had the bases loaded a couple of tlmes but were unable to get the necessary h1ts to brlng the men home The hopes of success look brlght for the Governors for the remainder of the season in ' - X .'- r:',.Z , V, X I . ,v 1'-X . I -- V 1 we. N' ,. t rg-'L ty Q g A 5 . A X . , . . r' , . . , . . . , . . , , 9 . . . , D . . . , . 5 v . . . D , G I . . , 9 - ' . . , ' , . . . , . . ' ' Y - 1 . e ' 5 9 I sc - as . 9 v--n- -'iam ,fx ,px ww The Lacrosse Team THE RECORD Governors Opponents April 24 Phillips Academy 2 15 April 27 Tufts College Freshmen 10 0 May 1 New Hampshire Freshmen 7 1 May 4 M.l.T. Freshmen 7 8 May 8 St. Markis School 6 2 May 11 Kimball Union Academy 9 4 May 15 Lawrence Academy 11 6 May 18 St. Paul's School May 22 Dean Academy May 25 Tabor Academy Third Row: L. Churchill, J. Fournier, F. McGuire, R. Ardilf, T. Akin, J. Bissell, H. Laurelli, D. Cox, B. Allen. Second Row: P. Stanley fManagerJ, J. Williams fManagerJ, D. Croll, R. Ferris, W. Hockmeyer, M. Morse, N. Quinn, D. Morse, Mr. Kerr fCoachJ, Mr. Evans lC0achl. First Row: G. Bouley, D. Macomber, F. Dickerson, Jack Williams, G. Starbuck fCaptainJ, K. Leary, S. Correll, H. Pouser, J. Read. Gnonca W STARBUCK III Captam MR C HEBFRTON EVANS Coach The Lacrosse Season By PETE STANLEY The Lacrosse team of th1s sprlng w1ll have the very dlE1CUlt task of followlng ln the footsteps of the greatest lacrosse team Governor Dummer has ever had So fine a team was last years that lt was awarded the Marsters trophy for whlch all the preparatory school teams ln New England compete The coaches Mr Evans and Mr Kerr found before them thls sprlng a group of boys most of whom were qulte 1nex turned thls year most of the mamstays of last years team mcludmg the three all New England players were lost 1n June ln the graduatlng class The Mldfield posrtlons th1s year w1ll be held by George Starbuck Gene Bouley Hal Pouser and Don Morse Jack W1ll1amS Deml Reed and Sklp Dlckerson w1ll oper ate the attack Leary the fightmg lrlsh man from Newburyport w1ll run the defense COHSlStlIlg of Hockmeyer Laurelh and Correll Led by thelr captaln George Starbuck the Red Men dropped a very dlsappolnt 1ng game to an extremely powerful team at Andover on Aprll twenty thlrd Lack of an experlenced goahe proved to be a very serlous handlcap whlch along Wlth other weaknesses gave Andover the first lacrosse vlctory that lt has had over Gov ernor Dummer 1n three years game the much needed experlence gamed w1ll surely show 1n the games to come The WllllIlgIlCSS to work hard and the de termmatlon to w1n that IS present through out the entlre squad coupled wlth the truly gxfted coachmg abxhty of Mr Evans Mr Kerr and Mr Murphy w1ll undoubtedly mold a powerful team that w1ll do credlt to the already fine name that the school athletlc teams have always had for hard play and fine sportsmanshlp l . , , ' - - A a . . . . . , . . . . , I 1 , 9 - I ' - , ' . . . , - n . . . , . . , . ,' . . . . , ' 9 ' perienced. Although five letter-men re- Regardless of the Score Pf the ,first , . I . , . . 1 - Q 7 . q 1 1 . . . . 1 , I 9 9 ' n 1 1 ' 7 ' , . . I , - . 7 . 1 wx' K , EY ix Ng April April May May May May May The Spring Track Team THE RECORD Phillips Exeter Relays M.l.T. Freshmen Milton Academy Deering High School Private School Meet Belmont High School St. Paul's School Governors Won 60-1 f 2 80-2X3 76-1 X 3 Opponents 3 Relays 52-1 f 2 40-1f3 40-2f 3 Back Row: J. Main fManagerJ, W. Turner, H. Medwed, B. Conant, W. Capel, M. MacLean, C. Sullivan, K. Dumont, L. Miles, T. Crose, P. Jackson. Third Row: R. Kleven fManagerJ, P. Oher fManagerD, P. Metcalf, T. Chalfant, D. Hardenbergh, F. Sayles, R. Tornrose, N. Beehe, M. Blake, Mr. Sperry fCoachJ, Mr. Eglin fCoachJ. Second Row: F. Gleason, D. Cushman, W. Hallenbeck, W. Pescosolido lCaptainJ, P. Cadigan fCaptainJ, G. French, C. Keller, R. Field. Front Row: J. Gaffney, J. Morse, P. Vermilya, S. Gallant. RICHARD J V C Psscosouoo Co Captazn PETER Y CADIGAN Co Captam Mn THOMAS W EGLIN Coach The Sprlng Track Season By P OBER Wrth frozen p1ts and a muddy track the Sprlng track team got off to its usual start thls year After running on the road all wmter even our track seemed good Before long the team began to shape up qulte well It defimtely has a good deal of promlse Although Parry OBrien has nothing to worry about for a whrle Russ Tornrose w1ll certamly get off some good heaves for much depth we went to the Exeter relays where depth IS more lmportant than any thlng else wlth hlgh hopes It turned out that our hopes were entlrely Justlhed for the Governors came ln second only belng beaten by an exceptxonally good Exeter team We won out over five other teams Wmk Pescosohdo broke the school record ln the broad jump set by his brother Carl by Va l He shall undoubtedly lmprove on th1s as the season goes on The mlle relay record was also broken by Cadlgan Temple Pesky and Fleld all of whom d1d thelr 440s 1n well under 55 seconds At the Exeter meet we won the junlor relay race provmg that G DA wxll have very good track men commg up for the next few years Cale French dld 106 rn the pole vault the best he has done to date and he shall certainly spark our team on to more vlctorles 1n the future Dave Cushman dld an 880 ln 2 07 6 turn the Hrst lap a truly phenomenal showing In the 880 relay the boys dropped the baton but even thou h they were far behmd they kept on trylng as hard as they could certamly lllustratlng what IS meant by competxtxve Splflt Wlth SIX meets to look forward to the GOVICS w1ll have some pretty tough com petxtlon on their hands but lf they put out as they dxd at Exeter they ought to come home wrth a good many w1ns y U U . l 9 7 ' 7 . . . , , . - - - 7 n . g . . , . 7 ' 9 . . . l I : I , - G.D.A. this year. Although we havent mg In a 4.40 tune of 57 Seconds fiat fgr 1 7 , , . , I I . ' . . 1 9 9 g 1 g a . 7 ' ' 7 , . . . . . L4 ' ' ' ' ,U . . . . ' I , . . 7 l 7 . . . . 1 97- ' 3 n . v . , , . NE 4 i April April April May May May May May May The Tennls Team THE RECORD Middlesex School lVl.I.T. Freshmen St. Paul's School Phillips Academy ,I.V. Tufts College Freshmen Phillips Exeter J.V. Belmont Hill School Milton Academy Brooks School Second Row: 0. Obetz fManagerJ, C. Langmald P Fltts J McLeod W Klttredge C Marston Q N104! First Row: H. Bedford, C. Cushman, C. Fung lCaptamJ B Hicks J Brooks F1 Cum, H FUNG Captain 'tin Iosrur ll vhELf'lI n0fll'h The Tennis Season By JEFF WILSON The tennls team although the outlook IS not too brxght promlses to show great lmprovement over the team of last year Wlth scarcely two weeks of practlce be fore the opemng match against Mlddlesex School a team representlng the school was chosen It consisted of Captaln Cyrll Fung Hlcks Brooks Langmald MacLeod and Fltts 'lhe team was soundly beaten by Mxddlesex but thls defeat can blamed to our lack of practlce and e mexperlence of the new comers to te squad The team looked forward to M I T Freshman match wlth optlmlsm an almost pulled 1t out losmg a close one by the score of 54 The hlghllght of thls match was the very fine matches offered by Captam Fung and the doubles team of e d Brooks and Cushman The thlrd match of the season was wxth a strong St Pauls team whxch was lost by a score of 81 Jxm Brooks however played good tennxs ln defeatmg hrs opponent for the Cover nors only wm of the afternoon The team IS looklng forward to v1ctor1es over the Andover JV team St Marks and Bel mont Hlll and hopes to wm a few more than just these mentloned The match w1th the MIT Freshmen 1n partlcular shows the strength of the team thls sprmg and the potentlal of xts capabxlltles It IS hoped that much 1m proved tennls team can w1n some matches lhlS year by the fine coachmg and tutelage of Mr Welch the enthuslasm of the squad, and the deslre of Captam Fung I sl X .X- n ra! ,f - T N ., ., e ' ' -fi: - -'- ' W- X K X 2-fWev ,-. t .-fr fr '32 7 pf, ge-,tr J 1b L'f'-.1 ,' ', f,T'- , . A IM,,.-'lFil+-,fFgf+j- of - JAH ' .. , , . , I A , 1 . . . v , 1 , . , . . . . , , . . , ' - ' 9 1 . , . , . . . , v s 1 1 9 ' ' 9 ' 9 ' . , . . , be . th . . . , . . i . h . .i 7 . th ' 9 ,fm ,ww gp. Cove. nv ,,.-1' BV' ,nf xv-1 xx 1 'Q' ,qggggfavqifi H 4 .4 A lviflllfiagf -arnalwi W W .-.cue-Q-wrath?-Q1 1-gy-'umfiwtlf-Q mann-.1 an-niveau! 'wi WWW? Q-.3 A-on 4, ,, 'wfwoosiudlu NM 'laq,,,,,, if 'hr April April April May May May May May The Golf Team THE RECORD Governors Harvard Freshmen 5 Andover-Exeter 2nd M.l.T. Freshmen 7 Andover-Exeter 2nd St. Sebastian's School 9 Andover-Exeter 2nd Boston Latin School Tabor Academy Second Row: P. Clark, J. Schabaker, A. Tucker, L. Platt. First Row: J. Fitts, J. Wichers, W. George lCaptainJ, W. Hunt, P. Poe. Opponents 1 2 O llll Ts.. WILLIAM GEORGE: Captam MR THOMAS MCC Muum Coach The Golf Season By WALLY HERRICK permitting the golf squad to head for the links the day after returning from Spring Vacation Having lost a great deal of its strength the squad had to put in a lot more work to ready itself for lts first match with the Harvard Freshmen team on April 20 Returning members of the squad were Captain Bill George who had held down the number one spot on the team last year Jeff Fltts playing his third year on the squad junior Bill Hunt and sophomore Lou Platt New additions to the squad were Al Tucker Phil Poe John Schabacker and Paul Clark nor s team was defeated by a well balanced Harvard Freshmen team The boys gained valuable tournament experience ln this match and this fact was evident on April 24 when they played Andover and Exeter on the Exeter course They beat the An dover team easily by 27 strokes and were beaten by the Exeter team by only 7 strokes With Andover and Exeter appear mg twice more on their schedule once at Andover and once at home the Gov ernors are optimistic about defeating Ex eter ln return matches Matches with M I T Freshmen Boston Latin School and Tabor Academy will round out the season 1' e 'X ' l,r I L 1 I . . , 1' I ' March went out like a lamb this year On April 20 the inexperienced Gover- . . e , , , . . . . . , ' D , . 1 . . . . . , 9 . n n f O 9 , , . . . . . 9 . 1 1 9 I , C Squad and Lightning Football Fourth Row: C. Marks fMdHUgl'Vl, J. Houghton. K. Wolf lffrrptairzl, ll. Brace. H. Medwed, J. Barnoy, J. Shahavksr. IJ. Balwock, N. Lamson, P. Connoll, J. Brooks. W. Turner, A. Cush- man lfllanageri. Third Rout Mr. Smith llfom-h P. Nlr. Eglin iffoachi. L. Platt. l.. Port:-r, E. llinds. VV. Kittredge, R. Clark, C. Eddy, C. Sullivan, ll. Wilfox, T. Wadlow, ll. Prf-win, T. Bourn lfllanagcrl, Nlr. Marr lCuach,I. Second Row: C. Brown, F. Janson. B. Sullivan, J. Auke-r, P. Shorin 101-Crzptainj, M. Dunsford lCo-Captainl, C. Langmaid, W. Kimball, T. Greene, M. Blake, F. Huntress. Front Row: T. Terhune, W. Allen, R. Ferris, E. Bliss, C. Marston, J. Wise, D. Latham, D. Hendrix. arm' Third Row I iaflney W llrian J Slcarn J Chaser J Mcflurr J Plmll W Ainsworth Smurul Raw l'olfy lMIlll!1gLfl l' Nl0lllCl'l0USf ll Aloxanrlar ll lonant Nlr Wllllams ffoachj l Ros W Donnelly J Miulifll 1 Y11ung.,mar1lMar1agLrJ front lxou, l' llowarrl l llanilin W luxbury J Haskell l' lyman lIoLaptaLnJ J llyblop fCr1 l aplcunj Pony Football 4 . ran- rv- -..JVDJWL ' f,:-f . , ,Fi - -M4 1 ., . ' , .. 1' 5, . . '. 2, . . , , ' , -- V . V ' . . ' ' , . , ,. .a, . , . , , ,. . ' I 1- ' ' ' I - r ' ' Q v V . v. .I , ,. , , . , . . , . . . - , , V . Sof-cer Fuurllz linux K. vWw-rw, l'. Pm-. VU. Klux. .l. 1.zefl11sI1i.1k. l'. Ola:-lp U. Illwtz 1I.f1p!f1ir1'. D. Ma- vomlwr. l'. lxulul. ,l. Xlursv. VA. NIIIPS. 5. Lappr-I. H. hav, ,l. N-rim' Third Hou: H. l'il'iVIl4i lllfzrlfzgvrl. X. 'l1f4'kf'T. X. Wnmi. H. Iivr-br. H. 4.l1Lu'r-. fl. Nivhols, D. Harric'11l:c-rgll. l'. Filtf. A. Stoner. H. K8Hl'HXiI'l15. N. Horse. I.. Frif-rwn. IJ. llruy. E. Howell, M. Hone-r l.1IllV1IlgFl',. Second Hou: VV. llvrrivk. G1-off I.f-vis. Cordon I.f-vis. V. Yvrnmilyu, J. Vfilliarns, F. MCCuire, 1 H. A-Xrdiff. 1. Hmluivk, il. Ringquie-t, H. Ternple, H. Coffman. Front Knut P. Smith, ,I. Main. H, Wainwright. P. Hale, NI. L'le, P. Buvkingluxrn, W. Capel, H. H ayden. Thzrd Rau 4 Thurlow S Nlorton C Hartman J Wllson P btonebrakel F Lawrence E Tracy R Adams J Sllser Second Rau S Nolpone Ullanagerb L 'Nlason C Dall D Dobbmk S Huw D Jones C Canterbury IJ Cate N Vboodberry 'Nlr Dann tfoaclzb Front Row J 'Nlgf u1re H Henry T Larr D Mchlex L Blrd I Bowie-n R DICIZ lCaptamJ S Rlmer R Na-h Pony Soccer w . .. , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . A ., . ,. .. ' ' T ' ' ' , ' ,.. . . -, . , . . . ,.. , . ., ... .. , . , . ', . ,' ', . ,r . , ' . 1. -. , 7 - , . . , 1 . . . ., 1 ,, . , . , .. 1, . , . , . , . , 4 . , . . . w v J. V. Basketball Second Row: W. Kimball. P. Clark. C. Fung, Mr. Sperry lffnachb, I. Hyslop, K. Wolf, M. Brace. First Row: W. Tuxbury, D. Gray, J. Schabacker, C. Fitts, R. Kirkwood, C. Cushman, N. Lamson. Second Rau J Stearns R Rlmer L Uobbm P Wxlrox Nlr Slllllll ffoufhl T Wadlovw J Wllson NI Flmt Flrsl Rou. Huntgms ,I XIICUITC 'Nl l'r1end f '1oung.man I irc-cnc flaptuzni J Brooks Gordon Lems bnofl Lew: Pony Basketball . . ., . , . e, . , . . . . , . , . ,. . . N 1 H h . -. . . Y V ,. . 1 , . W . . ., .. 1 ,.. , ,. , . 1, , , , , , . gf 42 0 will kr JA o P' wx 2' fox' do ,V ua wut' V J. V. Hockey Fourth Row: W. Gallant, F. l.uwrt-nve, J. Mitchell, P. Poe, E. Brown, R. Fuller, E. Bliss, F. , Jansen, J. RIl'fllllI'f', lf. Bird, J. Silver. Third Row: Mr. A. Haines llfuarhl, R. l'out'h, F. Williams, J. Montgomery, J. Wichers, T. Akin, J. Kanm'avic'us, J. Fournier, S. llesse, L. Hanelin, Mr. Marr 1Couf' Sefund Raw: F. lluntrvss, G. Marks, P. Kalat, J. Bissell, T. Carr, ll. Laurelli lCaplainJ, C. Dail, E. Prewitt, W. Brian. First Row: S. Morton, W. Ainsworth, J. Auker, R. Henry, C. Hartman, J. Gaffney. Tlllflf R010 .l Stearns J lloiigllton R Howard R Friend C Dobbins D Woodberry F Jansen Necond lxuu. l Nldrk lMunugerl L Bird Hlflanagerl P Bowden W Huntzaes C Prewitt R tha A Stunt R bauyer J Lzelu nialt N Lamson Wir LOOJILJEL lfoachl Mr Wil llama if our f1 l Fzrst how R Pouth D Xtthley I Ixalat R Clark R lxangaxieus P Bostmck S Houghton J freadvuay R Dietz J V Lacrosse v 9 K f -so . ff ax J? 'X 'Cy ,1- . UM. If N L qv 5 dv N 0 ,,2jJ ,J Q 402 oy . x V Gift L . N' 0 A . 14 I all if V Z ,xl J bl 4 ,L x mL X lf fx I I CT' I i J. MitohelliJ. Wise,.R. llenry,,S. iflappel, Ill. Dle. Y ' 1 . 3 . , .1 ,,.. S , ', , I ', ,.h'yi, I I , A I .- i- ' 7 ' '.f ' ..'.. .fu ' N V I I v If .f L , v 'Av J, If g ' Nucl' ,L-4' 41 43' V LI., M 'V' . . , I lllfrwll I . x ' Mc? J Cy' 'W .ffl Lfe ff . 13 2' Ii- ul A' . 'Q .Q fb JZ Il, Ll? X- R A .X L P WVLV gb Ip ,af A ll ik., Nf-,ev W LIJL7 f , , I,-1 flf I L, 4 I fir LN C , J. V. Baseball k.. if Bank Rout .l. Aukz-r, IC. 'Il1'I'IlllllC, IJ. Latham, K. IVIcNutt, C. W. Lewis, D. Babcock, P. Connell, U. Mason. .Second Rout R. RIIIIPI Ullurzagr-rl, ll. Lewis, E. Hines, P. Wilcox, Mr. Houston Icoachl, R. Coffman, A. Wood, J. Barney, I. llhase.1ManagerP. Front Row: C. Rinquist, 5. Yolponc, F. Huntress, D. Gray, K. Wolf, T. Colt, W. Brian, R. Pratt. Buck Row W Annsworlh J l'lwell R Fuller F Lawrence J Mcflure Muldle Raw R Adams M l'lml 1 Canterbury D Alexander T Wadlow R Nash R Monk house Mr Marr floanhj from Row I frerne I Iortmr I Buekmgham I Youngman I llyslop ,I Nlchols W Tux bury ,I Mobulre Pony Baseball C .,.,., ,f LX, c' eq Ai.. rf, 'W -I f KJ ,f N.-'qu Q x , . . 1 . : . , . . , . , . , . . .. A ' :.'.',. ,... ,. ,. ,f ,. -. ,. I, . 4 l - . ' . '.. . J , .' ' ' ' . . ri ,, I. ., L , I. ' , . , . , . ' N , .. '. O ll , 'I . 5 X Mil I -Q X v 1 Y I . f uf I I1 jxj j 1 r x9,0rL' xy . Nfl--, fq-D? .Ffa Regefffljx C67 Ai! I ct ct ct c Nov Nov ct ct ct 01 OX ct ct ct Nov ow ct ct ct ct ct ct ct Nov Nov cl ct ct Nov Nov Nov Aprll Aprll May May May May Team Records J V FOOTBALL PETER M S111R1v Co Captam MICHAEL G Dusronn Co Fapzazn CDA Opp Haxerhlll H S Andoxer J V Newburyport H S JV Belmont H111 Haserhlll H S Danwers H S LIGHTNING FOOTBALL KENNETH P WOLF Capzazn Haverhlll Frosh Amesbury Soph Portsmouth Jr H1gh Haverhlll Fresh lNewsbu1yport Frosh PONY FOOTBALL J01-11N B HYSLOP Co Captain C FREDERICK LYMAN JR Co Captam Ipswlch Frosh Brooks Emerson Brooks Emerson J V SOCCER OWEN E OBETZ Capmm Andover Roxbury Latln Browne and N1chols Belmont Hlgh School M11ton Sa1nt Pauls School Tabor Samt Marks School Belmont H111 School PONY SOCCER ROBERT E DIETZ IV Capzam Brooks School Andover Mlddlesex Brooks Seconds Medford Soph Belmont H111 J V LACROSSE St Marks School Andoxer IV Lawrence Academy J J Andover J V Lawrence Academy JV 25 Tabor Academy an an an e 1 Fe 1 Fe 1 'S ar 11 ar an an an 61 Fe1 em em e1 311 an 311 CJ CJ C1 PJ CJ C1 Aprll Aprll Aprll Aprll ax May 11 ay N av 'lay May Aprll 11 ay X ay 11 av 11 ay May N ay J V BASKETBALL PrrER J Flrrs Cuptam CDA Opp Laurence Academy J W Belmont H111 School JY St Pauls School JV Browne and Nlchols School J W famlmdge School of Weston Belmont Hlgh School JV Tabor Academy J Y Cambrldge School of Weston PONY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE CARI M YOUNCNIAN Co Caplam NATIMNFAL N GREENE Co Captazn Nllddlrsex lpswlch Fresh Portsmouth J H S Nhddlesex C 11 S Fr lpswlch Fresh Portsmouth J H S Ceorgetovsn 11 S J V HOCKEY Wakefield HS JV Noble and Creenough Mlddlesex Brooks Amesbury H S JV Amesbury H S JV Nlarblehead HS J Y Amesbury H S JY Belmont H111 J V BASEBALL Belmont H111 JV Nllddlesex J V Hawerhlll J V Fxetel J V Brooks J V Brooks J V Haxerhlll J V Belmont H111 J V 1' xcter J V Middlesex J V PONY BASEBALL lpsvsuh Fresh lpswxch Fresh 1'merson School 1 ortsmouth Fresh lmerson School M1ddlesex School 3rd Thompson Academy Senlors 1 , , , , J . 16 v 1 ' 29 36 0 . 1 1 ' . . 6 20 J . 19 ' .1 52 32 0 . 17 1 . . 0 14 J - 26 - ' - , - - V 53 31 0.24 .... 21 13 Fl- 6 1 '. - 1 -- 35 38 0 1, 31 ' 13 14, 1. 13 1 . 37 35 , 7 1 ' I 1 14 31 1. 20 ' . . 23 37 . 13 V . . 0 24 -I - 2 ' 37 38 1 . 6 ' 1 38 52 0 . 10 ' 0 32 1 . .e . , . ' 0 . 17 . 7 7 , 1 . - O . 24 . ' 14 6 A A 1 1 N 1. 7 ' 7 20 J . 19 1 ' f, 40 32 N '. 14- 1 ' ' 5 0 0 J . 23 ' 1 . 33 64 J . 30 . . . 1 31 50 F 1. 2 1 ' .. 36 35 1. 6 1. I. . . esh. 33 29 t Fl. 13 . f . . 45 31 ' - , ' F 1. 21 6 . . . 35 34 . 1 .', ., - ' F l. 28 1 ' . . 35 66 0 . 10 ' 7 20 O . 17 0 33 0 . 27 13 19 . I f . 7 0 33 N '. 12 13 19 HENRY E. LAIIRELLI, Captain J . 12 7 . . . . . 0 1 J . 19 1 0 8 ' ' J . 30 ' . . 0 9 1 , , , - F 1. 0 2 1 F 1. 9 1 . . . . 1 0 O . 3 0 1 F 1. 13 1 . . . . . 1 3 0 . 6 ' 1 1 F l. 16 1 . . . 1. 2 1 O . 10 ' ' 2 1 F l. 20 . ' . . . 1. 2 1 8 - ' 1 3 F 1. 23 ' 0 14 . ' 2 O . 24 ' ' 2 1 O . 27 2 1 . 3 ' ' 2 3 . . . 10 ' 1 1 ' 17 ' . . 5 4 ' 20 1 ' , . . 6 2 ' 24 ' ' . . 1 6 ' 27 1 ' . . 3 11 . , , ' M g 1 : . . 6 4 1 8 . . . 5 9 O . 17 0 0 . , - 0 . 24 . 0 2 -' 'a l 3 IQ 0 . 31 0 3 A 18 V . . - 2 ' 3 2 1 22 1 ' . . . 10 ' 2 1 1 ' 24 Q : . 3 2 20 . 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'3 aq- A1 ...- ...ah I 4711! 49' h111 1h0ol began on a lltdllllflll fall day bepten1b1r Ztlth man1 of th1 old 1tudents wer1 Xtfy mu1h 1ur11r11ed to note th1 chan e 111 the 11m11u1 1k1l1n1 Du1 to tl11 ftl0idllOI1 of P11 lxlIlS lll or1l1r to m11k1 r11o1n for th1 11111 math 1111 1111111111 t 1 tdfll Ill 1111 11111 11 11111 11 r1o111l1t1 at r 1 1111 1t1 foot111 1111 101111 11111f0rm1 11111 11111 Olll 1011111111 lJumm1r 11l1111f1d h111dlon II to lllt fall 11thl1t11 111 011 lh1 f1111t111ll lt 1111 1111111111 to 11 fast start lN1VClX Dt lllllf' t I1111 o11110111nt1 S1 lldxlldll 1 llo111 llro1111 lllll Wlilton A111d1 my II ort11111t1l1 l111 1u1111mb1 to 10111rf11l f11oton a111l St ark an lll lt 1 110111 111111 11111 UI tl b1 111r1te1l BtlII'l0I1l 1 1 Vt h1l1 the football team 11111 illQOL1I1lGf11lU ll u11 and ClOY1IlQ under tl11 tut1l11ff1 of 1o111h1s tl 11111 an 1 111 r Yann 11 1 11s111t1d l11 Nlr A hl11 L1111111 and Nlr Hou1t0n 1llllllOIl th1 s011er team 11l11111l 'vLQOIld finish lllf 1tronf1l1 The team l1d l11 Captain beoru St11rl1111l1 11111 COIIlPO5Ld 1nt1r1l1 of enior Of 1111rt11ular note durinfr the fall eason 111:11 t t 0 111r1ted rall11 held 0111 1u1t e 011 ldI'6IllN laaclx and the other to mark the final 11111111 of the athletie se11on A tremendous thank 1ou should be ff11en to Bob Llnberff Tom Qlldlfdllf Nlike Tyler Hal Pouser Pete Cun ninffham and Lymie Lous1ns for thelr work 111 0I'U'U'11LlllE these rallies At tl11 final rally held III Lang b1m the school 11111 re faled by NI The Wild One Hou1tons talk on soccer Xolhy hall champion 111 th1 old d1111 llr Ohrn next took th1 rostrum and 11111t1111t1d the audi 1n1e with lllx talk on football With lhl f11llathl1f-111 11111011 o11r N11 H1111-1 l1111111h1d tl11 1oll1yball 111111111 at 11 11111 1nt1r 11111111111 m11t111 of th1 11h11ol A1t111ff on ll authorization of Poobah Vlr M1r1er d1v1d1d th1 s1hool 1Ill0 Lowboy and Indian L111gu1s 'Nlr S111 rry once affain s1111rk1d his t1 1l'Il the Buffalo Bill to th1 Cowboy Lea1,u1 Lh11m111on1h1p N111 1om1r to th1 1olle1b11ll SCQIHOII at I DA Mr Smith piloted the Tonto1 to lh1 lndian LP11f'tlL championship One of th1 bl' r1ason1 for Mr Smiths stunning sue11ss was his se1r1t weapon, Bob Kleven who was used 11111-atedly to 111ark plug th1 team to victory 1n the second half To only lVlr Sperry s consternation the Buffalo Bills were swamped Un December first sixty four CDA boys journeyed to the Walnut Hill School for the annual Chrlstmas dinner and dance The evenlng was thorouffhly en1oyed by everyone On the dance floor Hardy Bedford, Jeff WllllamS Skip Dickerson and John Keller showed they were in x ' xl ' ', , - . , . , Q 11 1 . -1 I 'S 1 1 1 1 1 gy ' 1 V. 1 C s1'i11 '- l 'l l' 11. h- 1 1 s g' 'f ' 1 -1' 1 lh' X9 1' 010111111 1 i' l'll .ds ' Q '11, - K li 1' gl .1 1 4 1 1 . 1 s-'s l' 11 ' '-l ' 1l1'1 .i' 1' l 11 ' D is first l ' 4, St. 1' ' 1 sz ' . 1 1 ' Y' 1 '. lf f 1 - I' the Big ' - lv 5 td 1 '- l' 1' . Nl' 1, d ' tl 1 .reap fl 'lf Q IS' 4' L15 ' Hill llul. ' , . ,, B. , , ' C ' 5 A 1 N '1 C ' 1 Sag-1, 51 - 1' ' d lL '1 s. M . 1 ' s, 'l1l,' ' 1 1' 1 . s l' 1: ' . . Q , was molding a hne soccer team. ln league Com- - 1 ' rr. ' g 1' , - . , . . , . , 1 1 ,. C' T C . ' A I 1 I C ' U. 5 ' Q- 1 - ' s s. 1 I u ' C 5 1 S N ' h he 11' s ' ' 'ls , 1 ' Q b f J, .' , . C1 1 1: . ' N 4 V-.V T 1 C Y C7 . ' A V . R ix 1 3 . Y . F 1 . h . w C1 ' A 1. 1 A - 1 H 1' 1 H, ' 1 '71 1, ' 1 r., x V. ' I . I X ' ITS, ' ' 7 ' 1 'H ' 1' 1 Q' . ' ' tl 1 .V . D H I ,, , W i h D . . , , 1 . 1 1 .': ' N ' ' 1' I 1 . 1 - C- - 1 'S 1- A 1 1 . ' s, - l 1 1 ' ' ' 5 ' . 2 '- ' T ' ' ' J ' 1. . ., . I 1 3 1 f U - - ' I 1 ' 1 1 . . ,i X . Q rl. V l , , ' 1 1 , , ' : 9 - l ' ' 7 D , . I ' - Ls - 19 1 zlass all hx them elxes It was on this fateful 111 ht that Prank I leason ihas the Cleas , was Iudflx awakened bs a bottle of aero shaxe Humor from the breln Hornet 1S that Frank 1 llll upset about thls dlsturbance 1 mxt Otld cunt of the season was In club tonurt mth the XBITISOI' School of Brookhne fhe boxernor Dummer Ulee club showed HdI'Il1fdllOI1 for the ffood sportsmanshlp the U1I'lN showed by braunff a bhzzard to jour nu to South Bw held Etlfyllhlllff went arcordlng to plrn cxupt for the l1 hts TJIIIIIU' suddenly 111 the Cllfllllf hall dmldSl tht thunderous cheers of tht bows and thelr dates The IUHUIIBHIITIOUS 1nx1tat1on of the Head master to the entlre senxor class to attend the and the Boston Celtlcs at the Andover Gy mnasl um proved xery popular The senlors were treated to refreshments afterwards Mere words could not descrlbe the 1mpress1on that such a noxel tr1p made on the SCHIOFS In lme wlth thls new pohcy was a subsequent tr1p on Satur day nrght December 8th to the Boston Carden to v1ew a professlonal hockey game betwet the DCITOII Red WIDQS and the Boston Brums Whlle at the Boston Carden Mr Eglm and a xery attractlve compan1on were recognlzed and gltill a rousmg oxauon A mvrlad of lneldents hlghllghted the Gov ernor Dummer Central News Servlce tthe Butt Club? The BIIVII struck agaln thls year wlth h1s customary use of sesqulpedahan words Hls ldentlty stxll remalns an unsolved mystery lhe 1956 Presldentlal Flect1on was a subject of much debate and rnterest m the school Under the guldlnce of Mr Wlll13mS and Mr Ashley Eames, a mock rally and electlon was conducted Bsforf votes were cast Pete Ober Fred Estey and Pete Stanley spoke for the Republxcan tlcket 'md Don Kaufman, Bob Temple and B111 George adx ocated the Democraue platform The speak ers encountered a warmly receptlve, shghtly p1rt1s n audlence After each speaker presented h1s own pOl1lQlCal talk to the shghtly aroused audlencc, everyone was amazed to learn that Ike had swept the school The recent s1tuat1on rn Hungary aroused the 1ntense lnterest of everyone 1n school Under the supervxslon of Pete Stanley the first com pletely voluntary charlty drlve at school was lvunrhed to ald the Hungarian refugees Wltll about 90W of the school contrlbutmg more money was ralsed than ever before At Chrrstmas dmner Athletxc awards were glven to both Varslty football and soccer teams George Starbuck and Blll George were co w1n ners of the soccer M V P award and Mtke Tyler was the M V P wmner for football - ' - 'A r ' 4 -1 4 at 99 v IQ J . 1 , x , W Y I ca . , as T L' 1 1 77 ' . . 's s ' 1 'Q 'Q ' . Th - 2 s l V- 1 '-' .t the 0 1. . . .1 v' 1 W' 1 Z- 1 r N Ak vu I . C I v x.Y ,V ' ll Y C I 1 -- ' , 'g 5 ' C Q C l P I basketball game between the Rochester Royals . ' - . v ', , . f - 1 . . . , 7 ' f 9 . X . 5 2 . . 7 L . ' V I., . Y . 1 4 u Q n 1 I a fi I . . . ' s . , , . 7 ' - . 'a ' . -W - - - as as Gi ,B I A 7 . in 3 . . U . I Coaches Navlns and Sager spoke brlefly Every one noted the vast lmprowement ln Mr Nauns pubhc speakmg after h1s takmg a course from 'Vlr Sager The evening ended ln a most pleas 1ng manner wtth Dean Wlcks dlstmgulshed guest speaker lmpartlng much of hls well earned wlsdom upon a spell bound 3.lldl6IlCC Lookm back at the wmter athletlc records one can easlly dlscern that the wrestltng team had an outstandmg season The team captalned competltlon and look fourth place 1n a field of 28 at the wresthng mterscholastlcs At the annual wtnter athlettc awards meetxng Kexln 0 Leary was presented the trophy for the most valuable wrestler plus a reen carnatlon from Engl1sh lnstructor Thomas McMercer 1n celehratton of St Patrxcks Day In reco n1t1on of 1tS bemg one of the ftnest wrestlmg teams to have ever represented the school Mr Eames gave each xars1ty wrestler an engraved tte clasp Perhaps the Varslty basketball team proved to be the most pleasant surprxse of the wmter athletxc sea on Wtth only one returmng letter man prospects appeared gloomy But through the teams effort and 'Nlr Wtllxams coachmg the squad complled a 7 6 record 1n a xery tough league Only those closely assoctated w1th G D A can realize the handtcap under whlch the hockey team must labor w1th regards to practxce con d1t1ons CDA lb one of the few teams tn 1ts league that does not possess an artxficlal hockey r1nk and consequently the team must submtt Although the Hockey team d1d not have a wmnmg season they gave the league leaders plenty of scrap before succumbmg and were seldom outclassed The hockey trophv was award ed jomtely to Jeff Fltts and Haney Hayden The lndoor track team had a good season thls year The team won 1tS lone dual meet by de L1SlX6ly btatmg Roxbury Latm At the New England Prep Meet at Andover CDA took a 4th place rn a field of 10 and at the Bowdoln lnterscholastlts the team pltced thlrd behlnd Tabor and Exeter Of specxal brxlllance m per formance throughout the season was Captain . I t. ' ' , . . . Y . Y. , , 1 . . , . r t . . . , , ' ' 'f . ' . . . , - V f c . v . D 1 . . L, - I . i , . . x . by Kevin Leary, was undefeated in dual meet to erratlc New England weather. . . . V. ., , ,, V . V U n 1 - . - 'V D . . ,L ,, . . . . . . , . . . . . . . g , . - f 3 g T Y ' , a u 1 Pescosolido. recipient of The Withington Cup given annually to the outstanding member of the track team and Peter liadigan. winner of the 1.000-yard run at the Bowdoin lnterscholastics. Another form of winter athletics. although it rc- ceives little publicity. is league basketball. The league teams competed vieiously for the title which was finally eopped by the Athenians. Such league players as Charlie Cushman, Tom Parker, Steve Corrcll and Ned Heebe added much drive to their teams. The Winter Term at school is tough, cold and gloomy. Perhaps one of the bright spots is the Post Office. Certainly no one could have asked for more efficiency in mail delivery than that provided by Dick Field and Tom Grose. Scheduled weekly a group of seniors meets in the Mansion house forming the Religious Discus- sion Croup. Linder the guidance of Mr. Williams. stimulating discussions are held about some of religionis provocative problems. Perhaps the highlight of the year came on March 10th when Mr. Bridges. the Yesper Service speaker, came to our meeting and answered many piercing questions. .lim Seder, due to illness, was unable to finish his senior year at school. Jim was greatly missed by everyone. The absence of his contributions to the religious discussion meetings left a gap that was never filled. We all wish ,lim the best of luck at liniversity of Michigan next year. Un Sunday. February 3rd, the school was eestatie to learn from the Headmaster that there was to be a free day , the next day. The 'cbreakn came just at the right time and the change was appreciated by everyone. The dayis festivities were started by Steve Correll who served coffee and toast in the Butt Club until 10:00 A. M. On February 9th. C.D.A. had a glee club concert with the Wialnut Hill School in the won- derful community of Natick. HAuld acquain- tances were renewed and a fine evening was had by all. Heard at one of the winter rehear- sals was Mr. Sagcr's proverbial: Wfhis is one of the finest clubs that I have ever seen here at school . Rehearsals at Harvard University for the New Ifngland Preparatory School concert began on March 3rd for the performance on April Tth. I On the eve of wmter week end the school wltnessed the humbhng of the vars1ty basketball team by the faculty 42 40 Mr Eglln was top man for the masters scorlng I9 polnts and Fred Sayles scored 14 polnts for the varslty Next mornmg rn an 1nterv1ew w1th Coach Wllllams hls statement for the press was We choked beautlfully Annther one of the campus mysteries to be placed 1n the unsolved column IS who set off the alarm clock ln the Butt Club four oclock one cold w1ntry Sunday morning? Throughout the year Mr Mercer was constant ly at the mercy of the many superior pmg pong player on h1s corrrdor It seems that even Kevln Leary was able to trounce Mr Mercer 1n the ame 'Ned Beebe was unanlmously elected Presx dent of the Ingham Food Co Beeb 1s also among the hlerarchw of Rlpple Sole advocates here at school Blll George had the honor of be mg number one bells bouncer of Ingham I vuth Stexe Correll takmg a close second Amery Col un ln ham s most efT1c1ent secretary contlnues hrs search for Rav Bradberry Day boys such as Pete Metcalf and Brlan Sulllxan were shocked to learn that Dawe Nfa comber had recened a tlcket for speedmg 1n h1s forelgn car the bug on the Newburyport turnplke On the ew enmg of 'Nfarch 12 four semors spoke before the KIMHHIS Club of Newburyport Don Kaufman Peter Stanley George Starbuck and John Wlchers Each boy was commended by both Nlr Sager and the KIYVHHIS members for haun done a fine Job Through such an ex perlence much publlc speaklng know how was athered On the brlsk Wednesday evenmg of Aprll 3rd nearly two hundred Govres found themselves travelxng back to school for the Sprlng Term Everyone was soon enveloped 1n school act1v1 tres Perhaps the event foremost 1n mlnd was the New England Preparatory School MUSIC Festlval Governor Dummer was one of elght prlvate schools partlcxpatmg ln thls annual event The conductlng of Maestro Wllfrld Pelle t1er and the playmg of the members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra who accompanied the huge chorus added lmmeasurably to the thrlll of performlng 1n Symphony Hall I S . ' V . I 4 . T . . g . I , ' ac as -N . ' Y. , s . , . . '. ' U e D 9 , ' at so , - - - as as e 1 . Y . ' 9 1 - V. U' . - D . - h - - as as , . G o C 1 sc - 79 f . a 1 ' 9 , ' . . ' . cc - 19 , . ' 9 L Qui W-ff-+,:+- :..'-1:1 ai-Eg' - 153' E-'ia W, fs' :Z'i ..'-J' ul- an '2- lf':I'i lex la. 'mqfaf .nge ,ld -Q Sffli '..:-'Lb-er. s..su.-- '-F-E:-: ..:'- hr' i 5-at n-3 F?- 1 iQ if fra, ,,, , H-I, I ni. iz li :..g.'.:E lil - l as- ': ::. ' -.L--.. ,. --..-2: -2.5 .r.:-.:-ar: 6 it' rm The sprlng athletxc season IS short and the plcturesque New England countrysrde IS usually shown to good adxantage by the fine weather On the golf course Captam B411 George and Jeff I'1tts should more than uphold Mr Mercers record as a golf coach The tennls team has galned much experrence SIHCC last year and under Coach Welch and Captarn Cy Fung the team should hold IIS own ln a tough schedule Wrth thrrty one boys out for sprmg track Captalns Pete Cadrgan and Wrnk Pescosolldo are lookrng forward to a good season Mr lNav1ns made lrberal use of Mr Houstons cry mg towel wrth regards to the 1957 baseball prospects The lacrosse outlook appears good thxs year Coach Evans has a returnlng nucleus back from last years undefeated team Steve Correll a mere shadow of hrs former self w1ll un doubtedly add much to the defensrve punch of the team The Glee Club season ended on Aprrl twelfth wrth an away game at Beaver Country Day school Solos by Hosalrc Brewster rn the Kyrte of the Mass and Cy Fung rn The Mustcal Trust hrghlrghted the evemng The Melstersrngers COl1S1atCIltly drew srghs from the femlnrne set by Slflglflg such numbers as Secrets, On the Street Where You Lwe, and My Lord, What a lllorrung Members of thrs vear's Melstersrngers were Joe Montgomery, Peter Cadrgan, Peter Cunnlngham, Glee Club President Cy Fung, Blll George, Bob Lrnberg, W1nk,' Pescosolrdo, Pete Stanley, and John Wrchers - One of the hrghlrghts of the Sprrng Term rs the annual Sprrng Dance weekend, held on May 4 and 5 On Saturday afternoon the grrls saw Governor Dummer play host to M I T Fresh men and Tabor Academy rn lacrosse and base ball respectrvely After a fine drnner the school once agarn danced and romanced to Ralph Stuarts Band The evemn s brlllrance was crowned by a publrc appearance by cosmopolr tan playboy Peter Ober and hrs companron After the dance Mr and Mrs Eames were hosts to the semors and therr dates at the Mansron House A tremendous thank you should go to the dance commlttee composed of Hardy Bed ford Skrp Drckerson Jeff Frtts B1llGeorge Jrm Seacret Jeff WllllamS and charrmaned in-W.-..., by Pete Cunningham, who worked diligently with Mrs. Eames to provide such a fine evening. The long trail of Governor Dummer life has come to an end for the seniors. Some have been traveling this path for four years, others for three years, and a few for but two years. For some the path of knowledge has proved difficult, for others it has been easy. We all started our long trek at the little red school house and now we have all hnished our journey at the milestone. Athletics, studies, social activities and the cutting C.D.A. humor are all in the past. Each boy will cherish his own memories of school life ef a football game, a date for a glee club dance, one night in Portland. Time must not distort the precious experiences that we have had here Few will refute the fact that a prmparatory school education is a privlleve a privilege that only one student IH a hundred enjovs in the United States. Some of us have taken advantage of this privilege, others have not. It is irrevocable now. however. We are as well prepared for college as pos- sible. We must not linger too long on Governor Dummer achievements and failures. They belong to the past, and we must advance. For those who have bitter memories, the future offers con- solation in that it is an untouched realm that can be molded into what we wish to make it. For those who have done well here, the future represents a taunting challenge to do as well again. But who is to judge whether or not one has done well - the Headmaster, the teachers, your classmates? Only you, yourself can answer that searching question. Each senior is very much indebted to the school and to the people connected with it There is but one way to ex press our appreciation for what has been done for us Each one of us should know what that is All that remalns is to do it' 3 I' F 3' we reach a maturity where we can enjoy and uttlzze our lives to the full . x Q . . o f - . 4 ' . - ,gg - 4, Te' - -,4,i. f .1 , ,, ,.-.1- V if A , - ,.L ,, ,lf .---J..-Y, , ,, -..-f .- s---sf.----fl- -fi -6 1 'V' x . 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L5 5 21 WHITE STREET HAVERHILL MASSACHUSETTS Ull BUHHEHS GASOLINE RANGE FUEL OILS C A Pescosohdo pveszdent Telephone DRake 4 4171 FUEL OILS AT WHOLESALE Ocean Termmal 150 Condor Street East Boston Mass Home OfT1ce 21 Whlte Street Pescosohdo Haverhlll Mass Tel DRake 4 4171 Lawrence Oil Corporation ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE MASS FUEL OILS Tel MUrdock 2 5231 Burners and SQFVICG C A Pescosohdo VHHIY UH EHMPHNY Congratulations Sensors l Graduatlon marks an end and a beglnmng Yours 1S a sound founda t1on upon whlch to bulld more advanced educatlon for a full and productxve l1fe June 1957 marks an lmportant milestone Documentmg your years here at Governor Dummer 1S the 1957 Mzlestone It represents a supreme effort ln thought and hard work by the edrtorral and advertxsmg staffs alded by the faculty advlser You can be proud of thls yearbook We of Newburyport Press are proud to have had a part by pro ducmg the 1957 Mzlestone gmikallsx Newburyport Press, Inc 0 1 Newburyport Press Bu1ld1ng Acknowledgments The MIL!-:STONE wlshes to express 1tS gratltude to the boys who have pro duced the plctures ln th1s book through the ewcpendxture of much of thelr own tlme and money Amery V Colvln H Ross Chace .lr Ralphl Coffman Jr Rrchard P Morse and E Chrxstopher Prew1tt There are many people who have contrxbuted to the MILESTONE this year and of these we would hke especlally to thank MISS Ehzabeth A Page for her help 1n the MILESTONES accountmg problems Mr I R1chard W1ll1ams of the Newburyport Press for handlmg many of our d1E1Clllt1CS Mr Douglas L Mlller for h1s guldance of the Board thls year The Dance Commlttee for managmg the MILESTONE dance whrch con trrbutes substantlally to the book s finances Mr Wllllam C Costello for handlmg the food and household problems arxsmg from the dance weekend Our advertlsers wlthout whom th1s book could not have been prmted I I ri- -'S I-l Se r, x'1 N7 . . 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TEDFORD 81 MARTIN INC LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Brown Square Ipsw1ch Massachusetts GRAF BROTHERS W E ATKINSON COMPANY S1nce 1884 27 WATER STREET NEWBURYPORT HOWE MOTOR SALES, INC LINCOLN and MERCURY Sales and Servzce Telephone HOmestead 5 7241 Trafflc Clrcle Newburyport 9 0 I O Quality Service O Everythmg from a TACK to a TRACTOR D CASHMAN HARDWARE C0 HARDWARE nm-NT nuns SPORTING GOODS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 30 State Street Newburyport Mass lshe ll0W Institution for Savings ,Qt In Newburyport and nts Vlcmlty E I gh dh fUnd grds h porttllg Th 1 use Uninterrupted T9 k ' ,Y I h Dividend for 137 Years KENNEDY S UNDERGRAD sHoPs BOSTON 0 PROVIDDICE 0 WORCETDI SPRINGFIELD 0 HARTFORD I BHOCKTON YRAMINGHAM VOLPONE MOTOR CO, Inc SALES SERVICE 24 H01 R IOWINC SLRX It I- D1al HOmestead 2 6658 Newburyport Mass O O Y I7 'Wit-B - - - - - How '-gf :Eg c'3f7 ' Yea-rs of experience V hi? NW! in servin t ou- V5 , sands cxn t ou- I N . sands o er- x a ave given Kennedy's the - Know How, so im tcm oc: hi h ' cmd Prep school l .men. cx 's why - I . season after se n -Unde rods come bac o Kennedy's 14- - - for their eve cot - 1' ing need. 7' 1 I I 1 U - T M I . . J: . Q , . 1nc orporatc d 1' Q dc rullnd 1887 1945 Progress Report Manchester Federal Savmgs GRQWTH smc: FEDERALIZATION December December 1935 S2 669 834 84 2 530 668 24 2 204 803 49 255 566 25 Total Assets Mortgage Loans Savings Accounts Surplus and Reserves 1956 546 841 060 34 41 019 225 97 38 605 025 70 4 S29 904 57 ffanche ter FEDERAL SAVINGS J. 1 .l.Anm nom Assocwnon 156 HANOVER STREET MANCHESTER N H Q B Current Dxvxdcnd SMM, is The Friendly Bank that Servzce Buzlt Gam 16547 15217 16517 161217 of n ............ , , . , , .' o no -can 9 s - s s - 9 ' , , - , , - 0 ll 9 ' Y U ' 0 Members ........... .. 2,737 24,586 793W .Aff f, V ' ' none 4 4 obody knows how many hundreds of thousands of people will dlne tomght with 'IOWLE Sterlmg but the actual number would be startlmg For ln the two and a half centurles that beautlful sllver has been made m Newburyport the demand for lts patterns has moved steadlly upward Craft tradxtlons reachlng back almost to the Pllgrlms are part of the reason for TOWLE progress but probably of deslgn patterns that wear well that wear so well ln fact that they become at once a proud possesslon and a beloved part of famlly hfe 1 OWLE Newbu yporz Massach setts 7 A 9 the chief reason is a certain soundness '- 9 I 9 1 lf . Q V fl r , u WARD BAKING CO 21 South Mam Street Ipswxch 918 BAKERS OF TIP TOP BREAD AND CAKE Compliments of SIRRIIII FURRIIURE CII SUIFRIIR BRUIHERS 1077 IPSWICH MASSACHUSETTS QUINT S DRUG STORE Telephone Ipswlch 540 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS Norman L Quant Market Square Reg Pharmaclsi Ipswlch Mass. Complete H ofme Furnishings 9 FROZEN FOODS t 1 y Mrller Prerluae Co 85 N k t Sq BOSTON 18 MASS Boutln Bus LIHCS 21H t t 20th Centuru Cleansers BDO t T l HO 04.51 lerursrnn Hardware Plumhrnq Supplu Ce L b St t LEWISTON MAINE Con planents of I 't t' O 1 o gs O I . k S t IN b yp ' M . Compliments of Newbur' r, Mas . ' is on NEWBURYPURT Five Cents Savings Bank 63StabeSt t N bypotM COMPLIMEN TS OF CUSHMAN BAIQERY PRODUCTS HOME SERVICE BAKERIES FO LE'S of NEWBURYPORT Ellls your wants for everything ln . . . MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS CONEECTIONS SUNDAES STATE STREET ALBERT J BATEMAN P 11 H0mestead 5-734-1 ! 9 ro . Dial 2 Merrimac Street Newburyport, Mas gfau o l95 7 p0'Lf'tdlf1 fit 15 57 Bllllllfllllll UIIIIE YOUR HEADQUARTERS for Nationally Advertised - Branded JUNIORS, MISSES AND WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR Newburyport Massachusetts Fm Wear ll0Y'l' MUTIIR SALES Rentals 19 23 Llberty Street For all occaslons Newburyport Mass anus muon sHuP mm RAMBLER 10 Charter Street l T ks NEWBURYPORT lnternatzona ruc SALES SERVICE you CAN take lt wlth you when you graduate from Governor Dummer K Academy But theres one you need never fore S X g your daxly enjoyment of Whltlngs M11k and other fine dalry products SCYNBADW4-' WHITING MILK COMPANY 3 40 Cambrldge St Charlestown Mass , . 1 NASH il? I 5 - ' ijfjlhl I 3114- li You may leave many pleasant customs behind 9.11.1-fig: . 1 'V . 7 , - Cb . O i u I . . . . , . ., , . 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N T rle S1 Sons 87 South Ma1n Street HAVERHILL MASS l lNN Mums, INE. 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