Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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'59, 710: S1-1' ' 111111111-i1 ' 0: 1'g' s 11's- 111ssi1111 11 111 710: .-111111111 511111 '58, 11lilf41 '59: 11111 .s'1' . 1 .'t1111 58. '5'. lf -I2'l't ' 70: 51-1 I 51 '- '59: 111111-11111111 11 1 11 111- 111itt-1- 710: Y1-splrs US111-rs. 1I11.1i1'1111111 11111 Yursity 1911111111111 .'1lll1l41 59. '1.l'2lI1l 711: XvilI'.'11 1111s-111111 'I'1'11111 '.10. 111. ' V 'l'l . . 1' 111. '.', 111 I I 9 1f'llt1l Str:--t, 1 11'111111'11. 0121581111 J Z -7-.I.. .. I -.y A .. w 1'r1:11 'A g 1111' '1'ri11ity f 11 ge gi' I Honor Roll '58: Sr-ninr 111111111-11 -602 111611 1111111 '60: ifrvutiw' W g11I11111710: Nl ps -1.11 ' : ' -' 'f9, 710: 1 's ffl' 11, A, ,710, sv' 3,4 108 S111-1-t SlI't'f'l. S1111-11s1111ry, x1iiSil1'1lllSt'lIS 15111 11 1' 11' ' 1957 1'r1-p:11'111g1 1111' 511111-1111111 1111111111111 - A 1 U19 111ll1l159, -11111 X1 , 1 '59: Y-S1111-x 1 111fr 710: Wi t ' 1111 1:1lllllll111t't'.1'111Z x2lS11y . -r1,1ssf- .'1 1111 19.111-11111710: 1111.1-.. 1'11N1i 1,i1ll1't' 1 ' -- .' 4 . 191: 11 11.11 108 'gg LIII1 11111111, .'11 1 ' ' ' . .1111 111 1 1,1f 1,T'Iil '1g f111't111' Ill' -s' y ' .1:' ' 11-s111'rs LT411Q'I'-6111 Spring '1'1:11'11 V11i i!lIl, 1 tl g r ' 0: Q - ' - K 111 P1 IN1 111 II1 I ii ' 'If I 11 bl 1 1 ll ll W Ill 1 1 1111111111 1 1 1 ll1ll11 ll1111l11111 A 1 l111N 1 F llln 1 11 J 1 111111 1 'wer 1 1 N 1 I U 11111 111111 1 1 ll 1 N 1 ll ll II IVYIIIII 1111111111111 '39 'S 111 11 N11' 1 I Il 1 l11111 F1111 111 1 1 1 1 1 10 1' ll 1 1111 Nt111 1111111111 1 r 111 11111111411 Sf1lld11 611 1 1-1 lll 1 11111 511111111 511 VI H:11 ' .111 1Q11111'IN l.111f111iK. Ill 111 '11 1211111 1 111'111. W 1111 -l1.1lI'11is 'R Tw 11 Y 1':ll1'I'1'l1 1111111111111 11llIlllIl1'l' 1957 1 1'1'1-1111111111 1111' 111111151111 1 11i1111'Ni11 X1IIl.NIUXl, 511111 '511. '.1' . l'l111l glllf f1'1' l','1l1I111 'f11l: 11111 - 1f11111'514 1.ilIll1'l'il 1,1ll1l '58, '5'l. 'Hlg X1 I'1'N111lIg1 S11 1 1 1111: 111111 51111111 . ' '58 TU: '1'14l 1- 511111111 'HL 1111, .1.-'NNI ,11151'11'11 I,liI,1SII BT 511 ' si H111111. 51'111's111111-. 'Y -1 Nl1I'1Q N , NWN.. ,, 1 1 1':ll11'I'1'41 111111'l'l1111 1,IllIllll1'l' 1151 1'I4f'1l11l'1llgl 1111 1111111-rsily 111 1'1-1111f1l11111i11 1111-1-1f11111'59. 1111: :111 1 S1111 '.1U: 111'11111i11g 111lI11'591 11'-111'1'f 1'S1l1'l' 17111 11111111 S1N'l'1'I' S11 1 1 '5U. '1'l'1lll1 '1'111: 1111'si11' 111141 -1- l111l1 511111111 'blk 11111111 111l51'11il11 Sl1lllll1 '50, '1'4'1lIll 1111: 1111.1-.51 N1, 1 1111 -1- I 111i111- -. -M V F b 1'l1-'111l.1'1S l 111'1ll1'1K11'l'1 1.111-1N.,lH. 1111 211, N1 llI1l 1111-1111. ,11i111- 1'1l' . 1'11111-1'1-11 1Q1111'1'11111' 11llIlllll1'I' 19511 1'l'1'1liil'1llg 1 1' 1 11111-15111 111' P1-1111N1'l11111i11 Sm' ' 1f0 1 '1111: 1111-11 1111111 119. 'f11l: 111'si1-' l 11 111111 .'11 58: 11113111 W1'1Js11i1111 S11 1 1 '51'. '1'1-1 ll '5H. '59. 1:11 ' 'f11l S1 '. : 11111111 1,il1'I'1lhSf' '1'l'dIIl 'SK '.9. 1' lPfIll'!l 'f111. 1.11111 I. II IIIQNRN N1 11 1'1'N. .1l1. ll xl1'll 11111111111 111111. xI1'1l'1.'-1'. N111-41111111-'111 ' 1':ll1 '- 111l1Q'l'll1ll' 11111111111-1' 1957 1'1'1111111'i11g 1111' '1'll1'Ii l Il111'I'N111 bx 111. 11 1411111-11 '5'?: 1111111115 IH I,1'11'1111'1 lf1li111 '11l1: 111111 111111 'SPL '59, '1 3 111' 1111111 Wri1i11g:1Il 1 'h1l: f1l'I 1:1ll11' 1 .' '5J: Ya s' 4' ' ' 1' ' ' 1 Y'1 : I' 11 81111111 'f11l: S1 gl '1'r111'11 Nll HR-XX ROBPRI XIXIHPXXS lR llllllllllllllfmdllll R ul Vx ltnrtmsn Xl 1-N lt ll 9 lln 1 ll I'!lfflI 'lllllfllll crrfl QUXFIIIO llummfr ' 1 1111 1 tcm IllH'ls I um lrnule 111111 1 1 ll0l I If 1 x l 1 1 60 1 1-111 0 1 Nllll 1 111 Xl' l 111 1 1,. N I Nllll Nfnlfz ll HIIINI ' IW s lllt s 111 l'f'll 1 wi PRHJFRN lx IINIJI-H XIOYMIOUNI- In 5 lllt 79 BONll0lll Ntwrt lmtl ml X11 1- lllnnk Hllllllllllk xl: P11111 1 UXQTHUI mmm mm 0 1 1 614 1 e 1 1 n wg ,af 9 ISI s 11 1 ll IL 111 I ln S1 ll ll 11n11,,11 II fl S 1111 5 ll N IN 0 61 uullxlr 111 lJlllllIllPl 4 'LQ 111111 i- 75 21' if ' ' oz . 'a ' . . zine Al IS tts ,,: ls. . J -A , .. lint- ' 1 ' ' r 'A l15l' l'1'111ari11g fur l'1 '- U ' 'pity 1 II1 ' Hull '58, '51, YO: Sm' ' lIo11n1'il 'hllz R1-ligiu11s lllS4'llSSlllll 121-01111 'hllg film- lllllll fl1llH!lgl'l' '59. 'hllz ll1111111Nu11 mfr' 11 1' f','1l'i4 mr '64 : A111 IIUN Stull' '59: Nll .1-1s'1'11x1-, Stull 'hllz Hill' lllulv '58. 59.' : ll1'llilllllgL l1llllP'59.'f'7ll1 X1-5111-rs llsll -r 'fnllz vil -' II vla- .' 1111 T9, '6U: Coll' Sll nl 'Sli Qllilflllllil 'l'Ulilil'IW 1l1Yl'Ili ii si lv. 'liill-1, llI'ilIl4lNlt'h llrixv. l'f'lll'lil Il 'i l1t.', lll'11ois lin-g 'I' 'l VI. l'1lll Q'4l ll0Xl'l'll0l' llll 1' H57 ' l'l't'lDill'lllgl fur tln- Un' -r.'ity of Ill' nic Ulm- lflull '59, 'hllz Rille filulr 58, '59: Varsity l o11ll111ll Q11 1 '58, '59, 'l'f'illlI 'fwllz Varsity liuslu-tlnull Squunl '55 'l'l'2llIl '59. 'fill Yurs' ' nis Sqmul 58. 'l'PillI 'f 9. 'h0. I. ' ' .' ' ' . ' ' 2 1. . 1111 ..A --v .. ly- ..lr ,Af- Hnt ' 1 '1 ' llll -' l9ff l'I'PIlilI'lllgI for SyI'ill'llS U lix lrsity RL fll llluln '59, 'flol R'tl lllul '51 '5H. 'hllz l 'sl1i g Qflulr '51 I 511. '5 . 'mn 111 Fo 111.11 Sq 1 1 Sa. 'sw 111 1 1' g 5, 1 1 X' 1 57. .ll ff 'SSL Xli t 'l'1'111'k Squzul '59, 'l'Q'llI1l '60: fp' gl l'1'a11'k 511111111 '5H. ' 9. '6ll. 13 , ' ' M2111 ,1o11N 11o111:AN. 111. M ' I M lL1JH'11lil'11r11i11Iimul.l'111s11'l1+-.'tc-1'. '1-1s N rk y' A , I P ' f ' V Q H Q ltnt ul lv0XQ'l'll0l' ' ll5ll 1 l'l'f'lPLll'lIlQl for llr l'lllX!'l'SlIy ' ' Mlm- Vluln '59. Ymll: Xuriity l 1mtl1a1ll Stlllilll 'OIL N111 It ll f 111111 1 1 1 1 '11 1 1 N 111 N4 1 1 1 R11 1 11 11111 511111 ll f1r 1 111 1111 12 11111 11111111 1 11111 1 1 1111111 C 1 11 111111111 10 1 F 1 ...fi 1 S 111 11 xll 1111111111 tl 11 111 11111 1 1 I 119441 1 111 1111 11s 111 1111 1' 1141111 Y ll ll 11111 111 I RC F 1'1 If 1 N11f11 P11 1 NNN 114111111 1111111 H111-1 1111 l111n111 111911 1 1111111111 111111111111 '1 P0 ll 1 111 N N ' 11111111111 HIISIIIQ 11 MHIIIILQ r 110 1 N111-1 1 Q'11d1ll'1 1 ttf' 1 1 115 1 6-y 111111 Munagcr 59 60 N 1 111 1 1 fd 5 nter1111111- 111111n111t111 60 1111 1sr11N1 111111 1111111111 1 I1 I 1 51.1 .1 ' 11151-111 fX1f1l1'I'l1N. 111. ' 5 111 -1-11-1' .'1NI'lll11', V11 11- 'N14'I'. 11:1-N111-1111Q1-IIN 'D 1 1lI1'l'l'11 111111-111111 11111111111-1' 1955 , N' 1 1'1-1-1111111111 111 l'Il1X1'I'S11y 111 N1-1 1111111151011- 'Q 1110?111ll11'5fl1.-7-.-511. '59.'110: 1110- 1111111 'E-711. '51': .-111 1I11N .1110 '51 '5H, I1 1r11 -501 x'1'511f'l'N l,'N1ll'l' 71111 11011' .'1111111 '5T: 1ilI'N111 11:11-1'11sa1-'1'1-11111 1l11r11g-1 11111 Nl11.1.s'1'11x1. 1111111-v 1111111111101-1-. 1. WII. A 111121111111 N1Xl,11ll'.ll'XN 5 N s ,' 4- - . 11111-151-11. x1ilNF1ll'1lllFt'11S 1 I 11I1's - ,'1111I lb-' 5 I' -A-1 1-1111-w 111111-r1111r 1111 -' 1951 ' 1'1'11p111'i11g1 111' x11I1111f'11lll'y 1:l111l'1l1' I. x S1-1' ' C111111-i1 11112 1l11-1- 4fI11l1 '59, 'f10: N111.1,sl'11N11 S110 '59: ' 111-1' ' Q1 111111 '59: 1110- 1111111 '59. 'l10: xilI'Q11y 1911111111111 '1't'1lll1 1 59. C' -ffl ' 'f 2 1'u'sily 11a1s111-t111111 811111111 '59, Y1't'Lllll '1111 Varsity 11as1-l1all '1wt'iilIl '59. '1111. . ' 1l1'I11l 1 11H1 111111711111 NI11Il1l,.' 2 111llll'4'1l S1I'1'l'1. 111-Nt Y1'111lllI'1. 112lNSlll'1lllr1'l1N 1- 1-11 --1011 -- --1.1 1-1. ' i1111 H111--1-11 1111111111111 11lIlIlII1 lf! 1,l't'Ilill'1l1g 1111' 111111111-111115 011111-111- S1-1' ' 111111111-i1 'f10: l111-1- 1111111 M 111 IHVI' 11112 I -1 -11111-r 'f10I Yuri 1' S --1-1' '1if'illIl '59. 11111 W -ntl' gg S11 1 1 '51, '58, TJ, 1 'f10: Varsity 1,111-1-1 NN- S11 11 '59. '1'l'ilIll '110: 51-1' - iilawx 1111! 4f 11111'tt1-11. 1 111-IO 1 . ' 1'-K . '1,.- 111. 4 51 ' 1 . ' 's' -, 111111111-1'ti1'11I 'r vu I .ll Ent ' I -' - -- NTT X 1'l'4'IIilI'1IlgL 1111- '1'1'i11ity lf11111-g1- E 111 - i11ll1I '59, 'f10L 1111 .1s'1'11N11 S1110 '51, 11111 ARI' 1 ' .'t110' '.191 'L . Rf- ' g 'ex 's l?s111-r 'f10: 1110- 111ll11 583 11 - ' QL 111111 '59: Varsity S11-- 1' '1'-1111 '59, 'f10g Ya ity H0'k.' -2 , - '. . ' : 'ax' U' ,a -1'11ss1- '1'-' 111 ' 9, 'f1111 A Wi 1 -.I ' ' 1. .111 --I 'ttf--. .,. MIN UIC 11111 I ...di 1 1 I '5 7 I 100 ll11I Ill! 11I 1 1 II llms 111 1 111 1 ' 40 1 II 1 1 1 11,111 1111 11 rr X111 1111x 11 w 1 1 I n111r lIl1 1 111 Illl 0 161 If '5 lr1s111nt 5 1 1 01 r 11 II111 ku 51111111 58 le'1n1 I 1111111111166 XX 1III1INIIXNI'H0 I 1 IVIHIII Ill lm 1 N 11111 1 III I IIIN li I N H11 1 111 Ill 111111 I o11n11I 1 N 1 IIS '39 I rx 1 1 11111 1111 Iwlltnr R f flllr 60 ll 5llll4 1 0 ll ll N 1 31 I,I SI.IIf ' ,S I' 'IIIII ' IQ11II1y lI11111I. I11f11i1-I1. xIlINhlll'IlIlM'IIS l.1'1 ' I'I11t1'1'1-1I II1lX4'I'IlUI' IIII 1 11 U56 4 ' I'I'1IlilI'IlIQ I111' I 11111-wily 11I' N111 IILIIIII sI1i1'1- I -J ' II11 II11I1 '51 'MIL IIIII- IIIIIIP TIC. TU. '6lIg II1-'1'1'11ti1111 I' Ill IIIIIIIIIIIIII' '3U. 'f1Il: Sm' ' H1155 IQIII If11111111itt111-: 1111111 -111-1-- 1111 III 1111111111111-1-. ' ' I'I'I'II'XN 4IIIIIIS'I'0I'III'IIi I'III1XNI'I I' T16 R' gv II11111I. Ilrussv I'11i11t1- I 1 1'111Q. 36. Nli 'I 'gran Q Q , I'IIlI 'lI 1111111111111 Il111111111-' U56 I,l't'IliII'IIIgl I'Ill' II11I1111't I'11II1'g1' 0 . ..-- - - - -1 - -- 1 NI1.1.s1 NI, 511II m. 58. 60. P111 H' ll - lzln 59: .- 3 SHIT '37, '58. 59: ll1111L11x1111 5t11II' 'hII: IJ1-'ating ll I '58g ,h Y SI 's IRI1' '601 iIilI1IK'I'il IIIIIII '57, 18. ' '9. 'fTO1 Xzvsitj S 'Cv 'I'1'z1111 '59. '60: Yuri y -'Q' 1 '. , .. '59. '6II: Xarsity I,z11'1'11ss1- 'I'l iIlIl 'SK '59. '60: S1-ninr lIIass Gift XXII.I.I- I I ' ,' BST I5 Ifausiu IIl'IX1'. I.111Iy IQI111111-1-II111' IIIII. 1 , I'11r 11I' Spain. 'I'1'i11i1I111I. II. W. I. ' nn-H.. . f .. If11t1-1'1-1I lIIlX1'I'IIlII Il111111111'1' Ilf' I'1'1-11:11'I11: I111' II11' I IIIX 'rsity 11I' Ii1 ' I I11 I I11I 'SFI '59 'f1lI: IL11x111x1111 5111II' 'Hlz II1-1111111111 IIIIIII '5U: N lI Ilx N11--1-1' 51l11:11I '. l. 'I'1'11111 'llI: X111'-ily II111'IQ'y ,fu Q' J 1 1 I 'f1Il: I111111111-111-111111-111 II11111111itt1-1-. SXXI ,' 1. iOIIICIi'I' .IICIC I-I NI11111111- R11111I. xIilI'IlIl'IlQ'ilII, Massa 'I 11s1'tt.' .. l-- ..l. 33-- I'IIlI '1I C1111-1'1111r IIIIIIIIIIUI' I956 I'l't'IlilI'IllQl I111' 'I'l'IllIIy If11II1'g11- 511 ' ' I -' '601 llI1'11 III11I1 '59, YO: fNI1'i't11'si11g .' '. , 710: NI1 I1h'I'l , 1, St1II'59: 'XII IIIIN S111II '57, '58, i ' ,' ' '59: Il11x'1111N11 .'1 '1 ' 1 IIIlt'f'l'I6'illIQ'l' 'IIIIZ Iarsily S11 ' -1-r fr 1 I '59, 'I'r'11n '6 : Xx'I't'SIIIllgL S11 1 I '59. 'f1lI: IIIIII' .'111111I '60. Nll-llll-'N XNIIIHXX lx!lHNXNlxl 111 ll11111111e1 '11 I UI H0111 U nr fl 1 11111 l0IIN BOSXX URIH Sll N F R 69 l 11 .ulmx N111 ll lllf 6 llll 1 t U17 l1r11t1 I mg john l'1 111J1l 1 1111111111 lllllllllltul 1 J 111 11111111 IP 1111 Q1 ll 11 6 qlbflllf. 'T RPWI- I-NDN I h lllll 1 1 laru fllfll 1 If 1 lll ' 1 I 1 dl l111 N lt 111 1 I 1771111 Sv' 1 111 'I l lOH'W BNHN Nl l1l1llN AFllIlflf'l Road ilu 1111 1161 1 S1 rnnlm 1117111 P11 vrul im:-111111 ll1111111111 1 9 1.11111 f 1111 fum 11111111 mor Roll 60 flee 1 lull 0 ll HEI V 1 1a1111 fm folln in '1 58 59 60 Came-r l 98 - N 1 I.-XXX' 11 I1 1' :.U'l ' 'OSS 3 ilaml g- ,'XXf'lIllf'. llllllll'l'SU'I'. Nl1w111'l111N1-ttf 1 .. 4 ..I, N I.. Iyl4t'l1ilI'lllg! lklll' fl111'l1-11111 tlUlll'gl' l,l4t'llill'lIlgl for llilllfllllllllll 4l1ll1g1' F11'-stly 5q11111l '5T: Yursity Fillblllllll Sllllilil 'fllz 'l'1-111115 S11 1 '51 713. '5l. 'fllz 1f111111111-111-1-1111-111 fQ11111111iIl1'1'. ful' I 'ff llll lii1lg1-1i1-11 'l'1-rr111-1'. XX 1-s livl l. Nlasw ' with .N H NZ Y lint -'ul 1211111111111 lf' G l'1'1f11111'i11g fn' ll11ix1-nity lll- P1-1111sylx111iz1 C1 . 1111'1' Q' lllblllll' Hull '5H. '5U. 'hlll Ulm- lflulm 'FHL 'fllz Xlefst-'si11g1f1's 'hllg V lull l41llS llisvllssiul llllflllll Y10: St 'li H -SH: Y111':4iIy F111- lmlll lull 1g . Squul '59. T1-11111 'hllz Wi -' ll'l'2l4'li Squaul 'SHS Iflllllb Squaul '5H. 'SUQ l1111111111-111-1'1111-111 1111111111'tl1'1-. , K. . , , , 24 , , I -1 , Su l'I11gl1111l It - 1 ' ' U5 ', Prey' gl or U1' 'rsity Kfullc-ge: l.11111l1n1 lIIlXl'I'Slly W H1 ' : 1 1 '61 1 ll11l111ti11g1 f1l11l1'f10: 111 ll1'l'Zl K1I11l1 710: Nrt lllllll '60: VU I-' 'l1l'ill'li sllllilll 'hllz S1 ring 'l1l'il4'li 51111.11l Ifllf. 0 ,ongn 1' .' 1'l. l,0 gnwz 111' . Xlassav vt s ...I I i-- .. ,- .. 4' - -- Inf L -- ' 'l95f P161 1' gg ' I U' Illffgv , . . . . . . . - ., . . . , f flu Llulr 581 59. 60: K1.l-f.l11l1 51. . . . , 1 , a .lllll ' '11 58.'5f.'f10:S1-k' '59:Wwl'g.11l'0:. A' l1 ll k Sfllliltl A51 T8. Y10. IOIIN I PON ARD Nl X11-R 111 1 11 l1n11n 'N 11 111 N rzts PHIPIPI1 I 111e1nf1r 1J11n1n111 lf 71 11 llllll mon 1 11111 1 t 1 Il ll 1 1 1 1111 1111 1 1 ll 1 1 1111111111114 ' SlXtIll1I Ntnc I 1 111 H1111 I Illllllt 1111111 1 KI 1111 1 1 1 9 Plllll 011 fum 11111111 nm Q 1 1 11 1 f 111 1 1 3 1 1 41 1 rr 1 1 5 , 1 In N t 01 1 xllllfl 1 1111 rf 1 1111 13 7 f 1 1111111144111 441111 III 4 111111111 PH 1 1 llldl '19 1'h1'Il1H1I1x1JONXNl1Nl SX11111 4llt1llII1 n 1 l'r11l l'lul11 1 1 1 111111111 1 1 llllllr., 111 11111111 l1lllWf'lNl1 1111111 Hnll 3 IIHN '1 1 5 111 w1t111ff 1 1111 111 6 51114 1111111111 11111 11111 51111 111 H 11111 s 1111 5 1 9 X IIIXXI NIUNHHKX 1 11 11111 Nffllll 1 fruslnr tl 1 11lllIllllfI 4 1 1 YY' 1111! S 1-vt. ff' t . .1 X '11 I ' 1 - 1' lf' Pr Ii gl 101' 1111 'S 111110110 S1-1' 1:0ll1l1'11 '60: Ulm' 1111111 '59. '60: 1111111 1111 1111111 '59, '601 11111-1-1'11111111'1' 159. P 'x'1f'1I YO: 1'ns1' Q1 1111111 '58, .591 Y111'Qity 1 13011111 '114'1III1 A601 Y11rsity 11111-ke-y Sflllll11 '51'1. 11101111 '5'J. 'MDL Yursity l111s1-111111 ,1'f'ilIll '59, YU: N11 1511 N11 111111 '1- if ' I I 511 '- 1 . 1.0 QL 1sl111111. N1'11 1 ll'1x 1 11111 -11111 Ur1x'1111111' 11 195' 3, 1,l'l'li ff f ' 1' y 11 A5 : AIU' , St111 '59: KH1- 1111111 191 1111111 '59. '60: 1 i.'1' g Q11 1 '53: -Kr! 1111111 ' 0: f S1 gl Tr' ,' 1 -5 . .601 X11 w'1'1'.'!1' g -i1lllkl1 A5 ' ' i 311:11 NHT ' f,11A1111'N X1 Il 1.F N . R 61L . 't. 111111 111g111111. 1,'llllNy1 '1 1121 Ent ' 1111 -'1 ' 1 11111111 -r 195' P1' ll QI fur Huwrf '1 ffollvgn- 1- 1111 ' 14111 58. '59. -601 119113101151115011551111 111' lll A501 A 'mx 51111 '59 11!X1',KNlR Sp 11.1 H111 r A60: 111-111ti11g1 f11ll1 19. '6l12 Kill- 111ll1l '58, '59: 11l'Q'll11Nt' Wit' gg 111ll1b '6ll: .11111111 Pos 14'4'f' 710: Y' -' '1'ra'k Sq 1 1 '51, YU: Sp gg '11I'ill'1i 511111111 lf . 159, '1'f'11111 -1112 f ' I f '11 , I A 1'1'1'1'1f11 YI .. f .'1 . RRR 18 111:11 H11111. N11 1 x1ilNHil1'11l14f'lI5 1'111l-'1-11 C1111-'11111' 1156 at 1'1'f'11:1'i11g1 1-HI' 1311111111111 ffullvgre ,11'lll IS S1 ' 1 '57, I511. '59. JS NWIRI I9 -X 1111 51111 1 'N 1 N 7flllQ 111111 K 1111 1111111 1r111 I1 Lm ll I 11.111111 Il1s111s 11111 1111111 II 1s111x1 1111 11N 1 1111111 Plilflll' 60 1 11111r1 I 1 1 C1 11str1 51111111 1 11111 N Illl 11Ix xlllldd 58 59 I I IIIXI RIXFINIPM II1111 1111 Ill Ill 111J1I l IIIIII 1 1111 ll fum 11111116 mor ROII '57 58 9 rs1tW 1111111 N 1111 5 I9 59 Illfllllllllfl 60 IATNIIQ B11 I1etI111II If-.un 53 '59 ftlflllfflllll 60 Yarxlty I3aQ6I1aII 'Imam '19 60 5 n111r I I1 I 1f1 l om1111tt11 l11n1111e111emen1 KOIIIIHIIIFP '30 JXIXN I-IRI LSUN l'1l 1551 111 If 1111 llllk 1 I 1 IIIUI I4 I N4 111 1 11 11 Xl I I 4 111 11111111 60 1 N llll N 1 N I IIN Ill I'xP H1 111 ll 1 H1 N11111I1 111 IIIIII 1 I956 1 I' I' 11111 1 1 lll 'S Slltlll 0 1 1 XXIII ll 1111 8 I 11 1 I1 f 11 1 119 fllflflllll 1 I 11111 'Z :rf 11,1N 1 1 .I'1sg1II 51141-1-t. Xvfst NQJNNIHII. II11s-114I1s1ftt+ ,. In A.. H7. .. 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ELWELL STEPHEN KASNET RICHARD E. KNIGHT WILLIALI J. LELASH GEOFFREY H. NICHOLS G. F. RANDOLPH PLASS, JR. KENNETH A. POUCH, JR. E. CHRISTOPHER PREWITT WILLIABI C. PROBST S. ROBERT RIMER JOSEPH B. SELDEN THOMAS S. TOBEY CARL M. YOUNGMAN RICHARD L. ZINN DONALD G. ALEXANDER, Manager RICHARD L. HENRY, Manager Back Row: Tobey, Hartman, Selden, Poland, Elwell, Cervasio, Tarlxe-ll, Knight, Zinn. Middle Row: Coaches: Mr. Navins, Mr. Coolidge, Dow, Lelash, Prolmst, Bailey, l.., Benner, Poumh Kasnet, Bissell, Managers: Alexander, Henry. Front Row: Deveney, Nichols, Prewitt, Buckingham, Wood, Plass, Youngman, Rimer. II lui BILRIXIHANI III focap n NIR Hoxmnnl N-MINS Foath XRNOID 5 XXUOD ,IR Co captain Venlmus, Vedlmus, Vlclmus By TED DIETZ 1959 a great year for soccer at G D A I For the thlrd time 1n seven years the master of the art Coach Navms, accom panned by hls worthy asslstant Mr Lool rdge plloted the warslty soccer team to the Prlvate School League Champlonshlp 'Ihe Team s record was five wms, two tres and no losses One of the mam contrlbutlons to the success of th1s team was sp1r1t Thls splrxt was manlfested 1n several forms, each be mg as strong and as essentlal as the others FIFSI, obvlously there had to be a keen enthuslasm for the game The boys on the squad were lnterested 1n soccer and proved lt by worklng hard on condrtlonlng them selves and makmv sure of the fundamentals of the game durlng the dally practlces, and by glvmg up some of thelr free tlme ln order to lmprove thelr klflklllg and passing Second, there was that most lmportant sp1r lt, competltlve, whlch was present 1n every practlce and game The game w1th St playmv under great pressure, belng up agamst a much faster team and behlnd ln the league standlng The Governors, show mg that fierce competltlve sp1r1t 1nd1cat1ve of Governor Dummer teams, took the field d1d not let the pressure affect them, and handed St Mark s IIS only loss of the sea son w1th a goal scored by Chrls Prewltt dur1ng the first two mmutes of play Last, there was that Splflt to be good sportsmen It was evldent ln every game, and thereby made the wlnnmg of the League a more enjoyable accompllshment l l l .'.'. . ,.- tai .. 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TUXBURY, JR., Cu-caplain JOHN M. C..xRRoI.I,, Co-captain-elect THOMAS C. WOOIIRIJI-'IL Ca-4-aptain-rival lil-LTI-QR L. BUYNTON JOHN J. CANEM, JR. DoL'cI.,xss L. CoIfI'E STEPHENS M. DIETZ PETER H. E,xTox DENIS E. GOLDEN NATHANAEI. N. GREENE JAMES R. HOUCHTON JAMES F. HUNT, JR. JOHN R. HYsLoP Back Row Manager Bull, Clarke, Coupe, Connor, Finnerty, Leahey, Studds, Dietz, S., Vose Fourth Row Elhs R Stringer, Wilson, Ross, Meyer, Sawyer, S., Flaherty, Braucher, Hendrix, Tlurd Row Manager Nlonkhouseg Booth, Carroll, Thomas, MacNutt, Wakeman, Kaiser. Morgan, Qecond Row Greene Hyslop, Wadlow. Turner, Nalchajian, Tuxhury, Slater, Boynton, Houghton Jonx F. J. KEMIII' lLREI.oRx' T. lXlEYl-LR Jonx I.. SLATER lJ,Ix.I A. STEELE, JR. DAVID DEM. STRINGER COLIN A. STUIJIJS, 3RD. H. WII.I.IAM TURNER, JR. THOMAS S. WADLOW, JR WII.I.I.uI R. AINSWORTH, Manaber STEPHEN A. RZEWSIQI, Manager Front Rau Lanepa John, Steele, D., Eaton, Snowdon, Hale, Hunt, Kempf, Gaffney. , Beaman Amsworth Colden Mitchell 'Nlr'Nally Manager RYPM ku , Woodruff XX Runnin N-Hill-KJIAY Cu caplazn NIH WILIIAXI H Svmnv Fuach SVIIIIANI I- llxuunv JR Focaplam Vemmus, Vedlmus By MURRAY R Mnmsws In And lt rained and 1t rained and 1t rained and yes, lt ralned some more The success and fallures of thls years varslty football team hould be summed up with a conslderatlon for the condltlons under which they were often forced to play In the first two games of the season the Gov ernors had reasonably good weather In those games they outscored their oppo nents St Sebastlans and lVIoses Brown 46 to 42 and spllt 1n the won and lost col umn In the next three outings, all played under the very worst of weather condltlons and 1n the final game 1n WhlCh heavy showers occurred the Redmen were able to sc ore only ewht points The ra1n and cold blustery weather certalnly d not help the boxernors offense, which was based pri marlly on passing Despite the somewhat dlsappomtlng fin 1sh of the team there were many bright spots whlch w1ll be remembered by any one who was connected Wllh the team whether as coach player, or spectator One of thc most important of these was the lI1llldI10I1 of a system which It IS hoped will prove to be of great benefit to future teams lllls feature was the ellmmatlon of the JV squad and the incorporation of former JV level players mto a forty elght man varsity squad In thls way the young er boys got the advantage of belng able to practice agalnst better Competltlon bome of these play ers were able to improve to such an extent that they dressed for all the varsity games and gamed varslty let ttls A more lmmediate result was the strengthenlng of the two lower squads A comparison of their won and lost records from the PFGVIOUS year would show a sub stantlal change for the better In addltlon to thls an outslde JV schedule whlch was played by the lower half of the var sity squad was retained thus glvlng the . ld . .. ., -' A . . 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H I . 1 ,D . 7 . , .. s 9 . l . . 7 ' . - ' s - ' 9 ' 9 e younger boys much yaluable game CXPCTI ence The coaches feel that the frults of the chanffe wlll mlkc themsclxes felt 1n next year s yarsity '4ct1on Certainly then are pl lwrs whost efforts will not be forf otlmn lll the batkfitld Co capta1n W1ll 'Nal1l1ay1a11 at fullback a11d B111 Turner at halfback were co11s1stently good ball players 111 the defensne squad the play of Pony Greene at end md that of Daye Stringer at hnebacker was always Hood Other outstandmv hnemen were Pete Boynton, Cocaptam B111 Tuxbury John Carroll Tom Woodruff a11d Tom Wadlow There were also sex eral memorable plays ln the first game avainst St Sebastians B111 Tuxbury caught two passes in the end zone, one for a touchdown and the other for the po1nt after ln addrtion, in what was probably the most spectacular play of the entire season he intercepted '1 qt be bastlan pltth out and ra11 sixty yards for a touchdown 111 the same game Daxe Strlnger lntercepted a pa and went all the way for a Red touchdown Also 111 this game, the Coyernors defensive un1t was partlt ularly effective Of the hye touch downs that the team scored they scored two and set 11p a th1rd rlhtrr is one other momtnt which dc st rxcs special rm Il1l0Il 111 thls Niflloll Thi ucnt ouurud 111 the Hamm H1111 Niton 011 Parents Day afternoon Ill tht mudholc tl1at was the Byfield Bowl 111 tht hrst play from the lint of scrimmt 1 B111 Turner sloffgtd seunty yards for tl tourhdown Ihr only bl qllESt1OIl mark ftliilllllllf' Berause of the fhanve lll tht sttup of the squads the younver boss on the xar ity provressfd much faster than they might have ordinarily Next years haclcfimld can look forward to the serxlces of 11m Hunt, Ld Kaiser Stan Thomas and Dana Steele fhe line can expect the return of such boys as Ptte Eaton Cohn Studds Daw Strlngztr Pete Boynton Pete Flaherty, and Daye Clarke The team should to quote the words of Coach Sptrry, really go, a11d with a small break Ill the weather, they probably w1ll Brown V V '. t ' . V I ' l ' V - ' D, 1. L ' 'x 'f' ' U ' ' Q . . 1 ' , 'I ' -1 1 1 1 '- 1 - '- x. I 1 h 4 A H . , , ' ,' l , V . 1 .. . . A ll - f- ,B . . V C - 1 , A . . V . , , V U - - ' ' S ' ' ' 2 0 D ' . C. is that of possibilities for next y'ear's team. I , I 'x u I . 'x I 1 V C ' . .A ,Q C Q, 1 ' C f 1 5 V ' ' V ' V ' V v V V . 'V 1 1 1 l H Q V , 7 il 7 ' f V V I I x .' X - ' -.i , , ' 1 . . B - H ' f 1 ' . . i - .Y N ' 1, . , - . 1 V ' ' ' 1 ' . 1 W . . . l 4 , , ' x , tc! , sv ' 'ss ' , 1 - Y fe f 3 ' 4 34 ft W ! .,. E I 40 J.V. Soccer Back Row: Merrer, Dietz, H., Williams, Roger, Petri, Fay, Stonelmraker, Nl., Manager: Brown, R.: Mahancy, Graves, Lyman, Dietz, T., Hoover, Snyder. Middle Raw: Cnarh: Mr. Eames: Steele, W., Reid, Maehinist, Norrross, Healy, Holmlming, l.awrenr-e Morton, Adurns, Robinson, Ferris: Manager: Fuller. Front Row: Kalat, Mathews, Stewart, Ca4CaplainS: Hanelin, ,lonf-S: Stone-lmraker, P., Brave, Hamilton, W. Bank Rou Manager Gallant Culxer Hamilton S Blair Nlc Donald Hamrir' -Merra J Loreneon Durfee Butler P Garland Coach Mr Wlilllamb Front Row De Wolfe Dawa ian Lowe C0 Captazns Laycock Buck Yaughan W Lopeland Huston Llghtnlng Football 42 Middle Roiuz Mariager: Rignallg Randall, Dellenbaugli, Hill, Bond, Murphy, Kleven, Jameson Pony Football Back Row: Fitzpatrick, O'Dea, Fenn, Butler, D., Snow, Farmer, Hawkins, R., Bailey, H. Middle Row: Coach: Mr. Sutton, Whilford, Smith, S., Mackenzie, Moriarty, Sawyer. W., Cook, Manager: Eveleth. Front Row: Aiken, McPhee, Tongberg, Smith, C., Ellis, J., Orcutt, McPhail. Baal. Rau Dor Strwter H It Bjork MX n s Conn lls Nlone lan cnharh faldutll Tas or Va omr E dalle Austin Middle Row foach Mr Dann Dietz 'Nl Us-Iano llrone Fullerton Rock Brown 'I Rimer D 'llirhel Almx lxellw lordon lohurn 'lluna ers Brick on William Robert Front Hou Nasms Vshittemore Bird Pearson Faptuzn John on 'Nl Ingalls Hut Lanepa .lame Andrew 43 Pony Soccer ' AZ , K , 0 , ', . 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Y HH , s , all ltfi gp' f x lil r-H ' . ' EVN: . - . X ' ' s i A 'I li L 5 -'K' Varsity Wrestling C. FREDERICK LYMAN, JR., 157 lb., Captain THEODORE E. DIETZ, 138 lb., Captain-elect MARK R. JOHNSON, 115 lb. DAVID W. GRAFF, 121 lb. JAMES J. GAFFNEY, l'I1, 127 lb. HOWARD W. DURFEE, JR., 133 lb. JOHN F. J. KEMPE, 147 lb. JOHN M. CARROLL, 167 lb. JAMES ll. HOIIOHTON, 167 lb. G1-QOFFREY H. NICHOLS, 167 lb. J. STEPHEN SAWYER, 177 lb. SAMUEL W. YVAKEINIAN, Unlimited JOHN H. STEARNS, Manager Back Row: Dietz, M., Butler, P., Martin, Pearson, Pyne, Knight, Acerra. J., Vaughan, C., Layrork, Holt, Silver Randall hee Bailey, H., Ingalls. Third Raw: Coarh: Mr. Evankzz Manager: Stearns: Rimer, R., furhell, VVakPman, Nichols, Carroll, Mahaney. Mitchell Stone Second Row: Graff, Gaffney, Dietz, 'l'., Sawyer, S.: Captain: Lyman: Houghton, Kempf, Durfee. Johnson, M.: Coach Mr 'Vlarr Front Row: Noyes, Dietz, H., Fe-nn, N11-Pliail, Smith, Hust, Brickson, Taylor, Acerra, M. C Fnsusmc Lynn Jn Fapram Mn G HLBERTON EVANS Coach Wrestlers Unheaten ln Two Years The wrestllng team agam led the wlnter sports parade wlth an unprecedented sec ond consecutxve undefeated season After the departure of 19595 spectacular team there was a great deal of speculatlon as to whether thls year s team mlght be over shadowed by xt The consensus of op1n1on proved to be skeptlcal there were only Fave returmng lettermen and a powerful Andover team had been added to the sched ule However the new members of the team surprlsed wlth thelr performances and the veterans hved up to the most san gume expectatlons The two most CXC1llIlg matches were those w1th Andover and St Marks The Headmaster showed no evldence of mlxed emotlons as the team humlllated a confident Andover team The match featured a pm by the redoubtable Swxft Suave Sawyer The St Mark s match was particularly close the ISSU9 bemg 1n doubt untll the unllmlted match when John Carroll, norm ally a 167 pounder clmched the meet wlth a dramatlc p1n 'lhls undefeated season can be attrlbuted mamly to the fact that the members of the team so badly wanted such a season Thxs desire was evmced both 1n lHSpll'Cd efforts ln the matches and ln constant, determlned efforts durlng the dally practlce sesslons Of course 1n a final analysls of thls and past seasons enouvh credlt cannot be xven to the able and dedlcated coachmg of Mr Evans and Mr Marr At 115 was Mark Johnson Although Marks first matches were dlsappolntmg experlence and confidence accrued to hlm ly became an accompllshed wrestler Thls lmprovement was evldent IH hls last three matches all of whrch he won dCC1SlVCly 121 pounder Dave The Grappler Graff amazed all w1th the extensrve knowledge of wrestlmg holds whlch he had accumu lated largely through his own dlllgent work The Crappler lost only one match and was an alternate to the lnterscholastlcs Durf Durfee at 135 won slx and lost two He was also an alternate to the Inter scholastxcs H1s performance was partlcu larly gratlfylng since he was only a sophomore 4 1' . . , 1 , ., . . . T , . 7 . Q a 4 1 , . , . ' . . . , . - l . . . 1 D . l U. . i . . D ' y , , . , . . . , , ' ' , I x I . I . X . 7 as the season progressed, and he eventual- . , I 7 . . . u D ' ' ' - cc 19 I h sa . va ' ' ' l V T , , sa va , . 1 . . . O s 1 SG 7, n r a - , . . ' . 7 53 Captam elect Ted Dletz wrestled at 1.58 He lost two very close matches, but won the others by large scores Ted s perform ance was good enough to get hrm 1nto the mterscholastlcs, but he was ellmmated 1n the first round John Kempf, wrestllng at 14-7 found hlmself 1n one of New Englands toughest welght classes, and although h1s won and lost record wasnt xery lmpresslve, he d1d a very credltable job ln galmng valuable pomts agamst extremely fine opponents John Carroll, JIIII Houghton, and Geoff Nlchols shared the dutles at 167 they also wrestled at 177 as the occasxon demanded Nlchols, who was hmdered w1th an lnjury for a great part of the season, won both of h1s matches John Carroll had two w1ns and a draw JIHI Houghton lost only one match and was an alternate to the Inter scholastlcs Suave Sawyer a 177 pounder, was forced to wrestle at elther 177 or unllmlted, as dlctated by the progress of the bout As a consequence, he was often forced to wrestle under great pressure, and the swlft and powerful Steel Irap always came through Suawes undefeated record got lnm a good seedlng IH the lntc rscholastles, but he lost a close match III the first round At unllmlted, Sam tht Panda Wakc man won one and lo t thru Although Sam wulded h1s awesome Panda Lrush when on top he had dlffuulty ffettlng out from tht bottom Wlth Sams grtat knowledvc of wrutlmg lt is hoped that he vull over come thls problem and be a great asset to tht team next year l'or the first trme ln has LDA wres tlnng career, Laptam fred I yman was free to wrestle ln hls own wufrht class, 157 Ifred took advantage of thls by havmg an undefeated record and mlnnlng the Inter scholastlcs 1n hls class l'red recened the Most Valuable Wrestler Award, reflectlng not only hls great ablllty as a wrestler but also the great responslblllty for, and dedl catlon to, the welfare of the team whlch Fred placed above all else To hlm, and once agam to Mr Evans and Mr Marr, go the thanks of the team for thelr great part 1n an unforgettable season WW uw - ' A as f 1 as v ' 1 , . . . 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HAWMNS, Manager Burk Row: Manager: Hawkins. G.: Bissell. Hunt. Lelash. Flalu-rty. Stringer, Steele, D., Canepu. John: Coach: Mr. William Franz Rout Greene. Woodruff: Co-Captains: Benner, Tuxlrury: Meyer. Nah-hajian. -M. RIKIIARDS Bunn Il l0Lupla1n Hoopmen Lose But One In League Competltlon The 1960 basketball season IS one that wlll be long remembered It was a season of unusual lncldents and extraordlnary per formances It was also a season whlch proved to everyone that thus was a group of players blessed not only wlth fine natu ral ab1l1ty but also wlth Splflt hustle and determmauon the so called lntangl es The long wlnter perlod from January 13th to March 5th provlded several mem orable happenlngs Tom Woodruif sank a half court set shot just as the buzzer went off to t1e an aroused MlllOH qumtet whlch had led by nlne pomts only two mmutes earlrer the Governors went on to w1n handlly rn overtlme, Greg Meyer traveled 125 mlles to Hebron, Mame Wlth two left sneakers tucked snugly 1n hls bag and when Mr W1ll1amS branded hrm w1th the fam1l1ar Turkey Greg responded Wlth 23 pomts flh both sneakers to lead the team to vlctory, Dave Strlnger somehow mlssed connectlons at the Brooks game and whlle the Boutln Bullet whlsked hrs teammates home Dave was st1ll wanderlng around 1n North Andover from then on Mr W1lllHmS roll call conslsted of S Unger? Thls two month perxod also saw a total of eleven Governor Dummer wms coupled w1th only four setbacks the best record slnce 1952 ln thls thelr second year as members of the Prlvate School League the Governors fimshed vuth a 6 1 mark 1n league competltxon and took second place as they had done 1n 1959 The lone defeat came at the hands of powerful Bel mont Hlll, owners of forty stralght v1c IOTICS over a two year span These elght weeks also wltnessed many Hne 1nd1v1dual performances and above ,V I 5 - , 3 2 . 1 gy Y 4 ' I I i , Y ' ' E V In Q 1. .+- Iii- Q ' I . 'L fir :vi , f .4 . K -.xf . x' ' 9 ' i :' ' 'Q' ! Q ., MR DAVID M. WILLIAMS, Cm,-1, WIILLIAM F. 'l'1xm'HY. JH.. Cu-Captain I ,' 5 . . . s V :T as Q ,, 1 1 V . . . . 1 . . . ' ' 7 ' 9 9 9 ' . . - - H. .i L. t - l bl . - I - - . , a Q s n ' T' - . Z - 1, ' ' , ' n ' ' 64 77 n . 1 . 7 58 all superb team efforts Co captam Blll Tuxbury led the team 1n two v1tal depart ments reboundlng and scorlng In addr tlon Tux was a fine leader and certaln ly set the example to hrs teammates by averaglng over fifteen polnts a game and earnlng the M V P award at the end of the season A large measure of the success of thls club was due to the scrappy play of Co captaln Rlck Benner Never a hlgh scorer lllck was the playmaker se tlng up many baskets throughout the season Creg Meyer 69 of lmprovement progressed steadlly and 1n the last games he became conslstent wlth 1020 poxnt outputs Captaln elect Tom Woodruff overlookmg h1s famous flmg was a steady scorer and rebounder and Woody should make an excellent leader next year Wlll Nalchajlan was the team hustler and h1s Splflt and tlmely buckets proved hlm an lnvaluable asset Freddy Blssell and Dana Steele both showed themselves to be clutch replacements and each h1t for double figures on at least one occa s1on Tony Greene spelled Lefty Meyer at center and Tonys hard work all year pa1d off w1th more servrce as the season progressed Space does not permlt men tlon of the remalnmg five on the squad but they proved the1r worth ln the splr 1ted practlces WhlCh pald great d1v1dends on game days A great deal of the credlt for the team Splflt was due to the desrre of IIS coach Mr WllllamS Thls quallty IS not often used to descrlbe a coach but every boy who played under Mr Wllllams would agree He was the kmd of coach we really wanted to wln for lt IS not often that one finds a group of boys and a coach all workmg together so hard for the same goal the 1960 squad w1ll not forget th1s season and IIS lncldents for a long tlme Egg? 7 ' ' - - as as ' ' 1 . H ,, . - sa 77 , 7 ' 9 7 7 - t- , 1 ll - 1 ' , , . . . . . , , , ' n I 1 I 7 . . GG ' . , 1 . . . l - l H 5 - 66 sa , ? ' ' GC 5, , , - . . . N. . ,, . t s as c . 'ws . ' , , gil., K V A , R, 53, f -,2 k k t J, cf ,, c- 'VIR P51-ER R SLTTQN Cgggh R WIIIXARI TURNLH ,IR Co Laptam CARL M XOLNGNI-KN Cu Captau Trackmen Capture Another Class B Title By TIP JONES This year with any kmd of luck we ought to score at least one pomt This rather pessimistic statement was made by one of the 1960 Winter Track Teams members and the occasion was the bus ride to Andover before the Private School Meet. The previous year the team had been unable to win any points and many of the boys who had run in that meet were returning to try again for the Class B title. The team had lost its coach Mr. Sutton to Holiday Magazine the week before and was now led by an eager Mr. Trommald who was assisted by Mr. Sager and Mr. Sperry. Excellent guidance was given the team by Mr. Trommald in spite of his lack of experience as a track coach. In the first event which was the shot put Pete Boynton got off a 4-7 6 toss - good enough for third place behind two Andover boys This gave the team three points and a first ln Class B Pete did well throughout the season consistently winning 1n his event The next event was the 1000 with Ed Kaiser the Captain-elect for 1961 repre- senting the Governors. ln a race marked by unusually strong competition Ed was unable to place but he did succeed in running five seconds faster than his best previous time this year. In the mile junior Tom Wilson l- though not placing ran below live min- utes' for the first time. Tom improved steadily as the season progressed by hard work and determination. The hardluck guy on this team was Co-captain Bill Turner who spent a large part of the winter term in the infirmary. Despite this Bill who ran the 600 placed in all but the Prep School Meet. He set Winter Track Team R. WILLIAM TURNER, JR., Co-captain CARL M. YOUNGMAN, Co-captain EDGAR F. KAISER, JR., Captain-elecz PETER L. BOYNTON THOMAS S. NICDONALD DENIS E. GOLDEN THOMAS W. WILSON PETER R. LAMMERT, Manager Back How: Flint, Alexander, Williams, Rob., Elwell. Middle Row: Mr. Sutton, Travy, Mcllonald, O'Brien, Norvross. Adams, Dorr, Coffman: Manager. Lammert Front Row: Stewart, Wilson, Boyntong Co-captains Turner, Youngman: Jones, Golden, Kaiser. ..-4' Els 'fa .,,,.,,.f' -'IQ ,feb exe ii A 'fT'7'1319'i2-51 o-134 -61 3 62 .1 11111 uample for th1 other members of th1 11am to follow Hu runnmg mate was ophomorc Dennx lold1 ll who was trx mv tht 600 for tht hrst t1m1 Denny took ITN 1 111 .1 11111 I 1111 lXtltf and Ando r It ll t1x 11pM11tx11 xx ls I11 00 Ndftl 111 h th1 fox1rnors a t 111 floss B Lump r 11111110111411 xxho 1.1ptur1d more 1111111 than .mx olh1r number of 1 tr11 l111n th1 11111111 1.1m1 throuvh xx p 111 xxh11h xx1s tlliillgh for 1 111 111 ss Of the ools n11l111 t s m1 l INIKI 1 It p11t1hl1 fourth heh1ndt1r11 A I1 11111 h 11111 Dt 111 I 1111fdxort111 111 1111111 11r of th1 track squad shoxx11 lux llltll' 1ifo1t lllltlll hout 1111 BPJNOII at 11x xx1r1 11 lfllllllll to 1m1rox1 1111 rs1 1 o th fm s xx111t11 Ifdlh ftlliffls 11 4 0N1I'Il0I' l,L1IllIT1tI' td on- Nw 'i F 1 , k. ' ,I I . fxtfh'-'gfs - ve JN. 'ilflli ' liytl -las 1'1'11l all lh1- PW 1 . 'l i1'h 'ar I-T5 as. ' I '1 'hd lltxvll li111l for hrs ' . x tain Cul F ' . ' 1 ' s ' ' 1' - - th' L 'li 'L 'S ' ' F 'ith Ll fifth 11 ' if - th' 1'l11111 il ship in lllups H. ten 5l'll 5 1-111 1 1' gg ill hip wt, LDA. f111':l-I 1 '15 1 1 ' I Class 1 '11ms. Alll g I1 1 'l xx' -' 'll- pr111'ti1'1- 1'o11ditio11s 111111 Ll lurk of dvpth, I- -lbs - 5 1 I 'Y X. X h l. g i i 'Q fwthh tl 1-I' 'I '1 ll-' p1', sl11111'1' r11s11lt'1I in 0111- f 1- ' 1 t ill s1'x1-1'11l sfs ' hir. 1 -111 :gi ' 1 , ,fx -9 'f, . tx'-in . ' ,- g ' f , ff 4. 717.3 ' DC . 4 I4 7, -,4 ,M M R 5 X, , ,HV-igkalx V ' , ff, ' ,Sf 55 Varsity Hockey JAMES C. DEVENEY, JR., Captain JOHN R. HILL, Captain-elect STEPHEN W. BLAIR E. CHRISTOPHER PREWITT ALAN D. BOOTH JOHN L. SLATER LALIRENCE C. HANELIN COLIN A. STUDDS, 3RD DAVID A. LORENSON STANLEY R. THOMAS, III C. F. RANDOLPH PLASS, Manager Back Row: Mathews, Petri. Booth, Studrls, Thomas. Lorensong Manager, Plass, Mr, Dann. Middle Row: Mr. Murphy: Manager, Probstg Andrews, Farmeir, Butler. IJ., Smith, ll., Ferrie. Front Row: Copeland, Hill, Prewittg Captain, Dew-IIcy: Slater, Hanelin, Blair. NIR A MACDONALD lllURPHY Coach JAMES C Dmmsv JR Capzam Deveney and Slater Share Most Valuable Player Award By MURRAY M xrm-:ws The record of th1s years varslty hockey team IS not at all lmpresslve As m all sports however the record or box scores cannot tell the whole story of a teams successes and fallures For example the record of varslty hockey does not say that the season really lasted for only three and a half weeks From the middle of the last week ln January to the end of the season on February 27 the team had to depend almost entlrely on the generoslty of Brooks School to get any practlce tlme at all Durlng thls perlod the members of the team made the trip to the budge so many tlmes that they could probably do 1t bhndfolded now A second fact that would not be noted 1n the record IS that the team got nearly every concelvable klnd of bad break The most lmportant of these was the lack of ICC both before and after the Chrlstmas vacatlon A second bad break was the loss of several very close games elther by two or three seconds or m overtlme A thxrd was the loss of Arnle Wood ln the first game None of these proved enough to break the proverb1al camels back how ever The team tried all the more to make the breaks go thelr way but fate was ob stlnately perverse The record also falls to polnt out an lmportant transltlon that took place thls I 4 . . . 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' 7 7 3 , . . . . , , . . , ' . year The 1nclus1on of younger boys on the squad was an attempt to have those boys who have shown conslderable prom 1se galn Vdfblty game exper1ence There were five surh mldgets on thlS years varslty The thlrd hne was Centered by Chris l'er11s Mark Petrl and Dee Andrews were the wing men l'orbes farmer and Dave Butler were alternates at the wln posrtlon Brlght spots III loslng games also fall to make the record The brlghtest spot of all of course was the conslstently brllllant play of Laptaln Jlm Deveney on defense who together wlth John Slater reeelved the Most Valuable Player award at the end of the season Another brlght surprxse was the play of both Larry Han elm and Alble Booth 1n filllng the skates the St Marks game The play of the first l1ne should not be forgotten either The drive of Chrls Prew 1tt the scorlng dblllty of Captaln elect T1m Hlll and the smoothness and suck handhng shown by John Slater WhlCh were demonstrated ln the close games es peclally 1n the Mllton ame This game the teams best effort of the season was lost 21 although Chrls Prewltt scored a spht second after the final buzzer Here as ln the other games the flrst llne was ably backed up by Stan Thomas center mg for LOllIl Sludds and Dave Lorenson final pralse should be reserved for oahe Steve Blalr Steve started the sea son as a green reerult from last years JV team He ended 1t by becomlng a eool and efflclent net mlnder who made many spectacular saves The players were ood the record was not Sufflclent ICC tlme could have turned fortheommg as has been mtlmated bv Mr WllklB Governor Dummer hockey teams of the future may hke the South rlsc Zlgalll St Marks School Brooks School M I T F re hmen Noble and Greenough School Browne and N chols School Mlddlesex School Lawrence Academy St Sebastlans Country Day Milton Academy 'Vloses Brown School rw 'Wil -Fw in Belmont Hzll School 2 Wmg 0 Lgsseg q , - ', ' , ,' I ' . ' V. . . U D . i i ac ' 'sr - 9 , D N , 1 . . 1 ' 7 , . 1 . . ' ' e T .I j Y , 5 V , , D 7 - l V . . , xex, , U . , . . I U ' A f f '. ' x ' ' ' , , ' ' U . Y . - x Y N x - . - 1 1 ' V D ' , ff . . ' - ' ' 1 , 3 ' ' , ' V a 1 . lk . . ' 7 3 W . 4 4 . ' , . ' 9 o ' N . U . D , of Arnie Wogd, when Am was injured in this team into a real winner. lf a rink is . . 7 . ' V Y 1 . . . 7 s I S , . ' . . Z , 7 . , l . U I .. . - . . -,l 4 1 FY S ,, - Lfg g,.fsT..: ' v' L . 'y. -.A' 4' , .ve ,Q .xr . Q , . ' K - ' . T A W ' Nw 'leaf V 15: mf -A F ' ' -. K , 1' f A j. A ,O 'Q ft . , ' 0 9 2 3 . . . s 1 4, 0 5 i 3 1 ' 0 1 0 2 . ' , 3 41 1 ' ' ,, , 1 5 65 Sub varslty Wlnter Records J V HOCKEX J V BASKETBAI L Brooks School J V Noble and Creenouch School JV Brooks School J V Berwnck Academy Mlddlesex School J V Round Robln St Marks School J V Brooks School J V Noble and Creenough School J V Essex Agrlcultural School Middlesex School J V MIIIOD Academy JV Belmont Hlll School J V J V WRESTLING Noble and Greenough School JV Rlvers Country Day School Phllllps Exeter Academy JV Phllllps Academy J V St Marks School J V North Andover Hlgh School CDA Opp I Cancelled! if ancellecll G DA Opp STANLI-Y R INIORTON JR Captam Rovs A FIIIS III Co captam BRLC1 H G1Lc1-111151 Co captam lawrence Academy J V CDA Opp Belmont Hull School J V Browne and Nlchols School J V St Marks School J V Mlddle-.ex School J V Brooks School IV Vhlton Academy JV St Pauls School JV Belmont Hlgh School J V Noble and Creenough School J V Tabor Academy J V PONY BASKLIBALL JI-FFRPY B ELLIS Captain I' mc rson Sc hool G D A Opp Portsmouth Hlgh School Prcshmen Ipswlch Hugh School Preshmen Immaculate Conceptxon HIEII School Nllddlesex School Third 'Ieam JV B Immaculate Lonceptlon Hlgh School Brooks School Freshmen Vlxddlesex School 'Ih1rd Team Emerson School Back Row Mr Sperry, Steele, W , Kasnet, Garland, Bracc, Recd, Manager, Johnson, P. Front Row Eaton, Coupe, Elhs, R , Grlchrlst, Kleven, Tobey J. V. Basketball ' ' 'Y 3 2 . . 1 . . 46' ' 34 ' ' ' 3 O ' , . . 44 22 . b ' ' 5 2 ' ' . v . . 31 38 . 'i 2 6 . ' , . . 46 24 . l ' - A ' 1 . . 31 32 Q ' , , , . . 46 41 ' , , ' ' I 3 1 ' 1 . . 37 23 ' ' , I 2 . 1 - . . 31 28 .I f I I - - ' 1 . . 38 39 - I 1 I If . . Berwick Academy I 6 ' ' 39 42 1 ' w . . I 1 ' ' ' . . 1 7 I 3 I ' 3 -, f 42' ' 35 ' ' l .1 ' N ' -. 29 52 . . . . R ' '. ' 46 26 , . -. 32 35 ' ' ' 'I It I7 29 ' 39 24 1 ' 5 J ' ' I . . V 31 28 ' ' . . 91 I4-3 ' ' ' 28 30 ' ' . . 106 87 48 11 . ' . . 28 75 I ' . I ' 23 I8 ' 42 27 39 28 67 J. V. Hockey Back Row: Rock, Bcaman, Snydel, Aiken, llook. Middle Row: Mr. Eames, Fitzpatric-k, Bird, Wittcmore, De-llf-nlrauggh, Munn: ,1i!Il1IIl,Ql'I'5. Hamilton Brown, R. Front Row: Davagian, Sf'llit'Il, Ainsworih. SlUlN'lPi'Zlkt'I'. P.. xlfH'lUll. Snmulun. Xilllglllilll. W.. l.fvN Bull u1kRow 'Hr -X du on Ormutt I' N Nlulaltw Bonn I 1 nugnr X mt Row Wag, oner Nnoxs lunncllx Llll J Nl :lunar cn KI NJXIH Pony Basketball as B ' z, .An iw . - , 'aY',A 4' I' .lu '. 'llNIill. Fri 1 'fg ,Q ', 1. ..,z1 '1'. .TJgl gI..' -5. fx! V7- R 9 SL 'LZ' I 3,1113 my Qgx The Senior Glee Club By RANDY PLASS Every Friday night mellifluous sounds can be heard coming from Lang Gym, the Senior Glee Club is hard at work. The long hours of practice are rewarded by four joint concerts a year with nearby girls, schools. After individual tryouts this fall, the club began working diligently in prepara- tion for its first concert with Dana Hall. At this Hencounteri' in January, the Clee Club displayed a repertoire of four songs: No Man ls An Island, glfiscrere, a medley of songs from Oklahoma, and Cod Of Our Fathers. ln addition to these numbers, the joint glee clubs sang the famous Ode To great enthusiasm. Due to an unpredicted snowstorm, the concert with Beaver Coun- try Day School was cancelled. Next on the schedule was the Abbot Academy Concert which was successfully held in Alumni Gym. At this time A Cup Of Stingo was added to its program. Also, the joint clubs substituted the Christmas Cantata for the Ode to Virginia Voyage. Un Easter Sunday both the Senior Clee Club and the Mcistersingcrs performed at the Vespers service. The Clee Club made its traditional final appearance at the Commencement exer- cises. Due to his energy and patience, much of the success of this yearis club must be attributed to Mr. Sager. Without his effort, the Senior Glee Club gould never have developed into the hnished Virginia Voyage. The boys strove for perfection at prac- tice, and by their next concert with Wlalnut Hill, they were a new club. Needless to say, the long-awaited dances following each of these concerts were received with pmduq-L that it was by the end of the year, Back Row: Bull, Hunt, Rimer, Finnerty, Wadlow, Rignall, Vaughan, C., Stearns, Monkhouse. Kempf. Fourth Row: Kaiser, Woodruff, Wilson, Colden, Jones, Morgan, Booth, De Wolfe, MacNutt. Third Row: Brauclier, Steele, D., Boynton, Mercer, Meyer, Porter. Dietz, S., Robinson, Scruby, Silwcr. Second Row: Canepa, John, Rzewsky, O'Brien, Graff, Sawyer, S., Hanelin, Nalchajian, Snowdon, Lyman, Kalat, Ainsworth Front Row: Dow, Probst, Brace, Buckingham, Slater, Greene, Morton, Plass, Connor, Vose, Lelash. 4 . . N' m as f 3 e lil! gl A g llllill V V E363 A Q :ff nam, I : 'illlZ 1, I1 U , lf 3 9 JI K tr ys, A-qu,-.awww 5 2 'W' 115. ' Ig, 'wk fe- The Junior Glee Club By T031 TOBEY The 1960 Junior Clee Club followed Governor Uummer tradition this year hy having another successful singing group. The group got oll to a slow start in its practicesg hut hy the time the lirst con- cert rolled around the former monotones had become strong hasses and tenors. The boys were very thankful for the persistent urgings of their two directors whose en- couragements linally began to pay divi- dends. The first concert was held in home terri- tory with Beaver Country Day School as the guests of the lied Team. The songs sung hy the hoys at this concert and the succeeding ones were: De .'llll'IIltllS nl- CJOIIITIIQ. Ifrollzer !lIlIIf'.Y-S .-lir, Crea! Day, and l.t'l lfx Nou' l'flll.M' l 11nzt1u.w llerz, plus sundry other songs in joint numhers with the girls' glee clubs. The hoys performed comnientlahly at the remaining concerts held with Walnut Hill School, Shore Coun- try llay School. and llana llall School. The success of the ,lunior filet- Club can he attrihuted to two factors: direction and enthusiasm. The first is the patience, guidance. and time that was contributed hy this year's directors. Nlr. Sutton and Mr. Stone. Also. this success came as the result of the enthusiasm shown hy Z1 ma- jority of this year's members. who not only enjoyed the social aspects of the con- certs. hut at the same time discovered the rewards of singing togetherg all are looking forward to future years in the 5cnior filet' Club. Hath lmu Leahey. Fay. Snyder. l.agr-nhach. Janieson. Bond. tfopt-land. Beaman. Nlitt-hell. toilrnan. Stone. ourlh Rlwz Kleven. Hoover, Lorenson. Yaughan, W., larnes. Mann, Xliehel. Aiken. lfvelt-th. Bailey. ll.. Bjork. Smith. 5. Lrd Row McNally. Blair. Healy, Whittemore, Butler. D., johnson. Nl.. Kasnet. pigriew. llavagian. Sawyer. W.. Stutlds. Rin N at nnl t stand Row: Tongherg, Esdaile. Almy, fiIt'l'hee. Nloore. l'out'h. Hawkins. H.. lfenn. Cordon. Taylor. lngulls, tlohurn. Ant rtw un! Row Navins. Dietz. Nl., tlook. Kelley. Steele. XY.. Tohey. llurftre, .-Xcerra. .l.. l itzpatrit-lc. tfanepa. .larnt-Q, l'irone. Religious Discussion Group Back Row: H. Dietz. S. Rzeusky. ll. Ste-wart. J. Hyslop. J. Gaffney. Front Row: T. Taplin. M. Mathews, C. Youngman. L. Hanelin. R. Henrv. E. 'l'1'az'y. i igq assi - lk L . , W ,. -' :gi . LK ii 4...--Q-p f Rau I' 131 41 o lllt I ilfltald run! Run I en .1 ll I Dvxelnex R Pla Milestone Staff Ha 'lf ': '. A-se-Il. S.'lqil'IIlL1S. Nl. Nlznlle-ww. T. J nw. il. Vulglrld. T. Dieltz 4.. SI 115. ,. ff 14. T. Tolwy. ff. Ferris. : ,. l'l'wxit!. R. Il Hy. 'lf l.uywm'k. R. Hf'IlIll'I'. .l. Hyslup. J, llliivy. .. , Vibe Mamma Game Om of tht most popular FODCCQ-QIOIIQ that the New lic lmc made to the mul tltudes thu war was the addltlon of a Wlllltll' danct to tht C DA soclal sched l Fhl dance dlffxred from tht usual Q lu Club dances ln that the fortunate boys mould brlng dates of thelr own f'llO0SlI1 lhls was acclalmfd as a gcnulne blesslng bs most of those who attended the blec, flub dances ulth any revularlty How ner for those UI'ld9SlI'3lJl9S who were un able to procure dates for themselves, Dana Hall complled by sendlng forty glrls The schedule prov1ded for the glrls to arrlve ln the afternoon and watch the antlcs of the basketball team, but, wlth the glrls ar rlvmg late and the game endmg early thls partlcular connectlon was mlssed However exerythlng else on the agenda went smoothly After the game thert was ln formal danclng ln the Cobb Room and then after the vlrls had made approprlatf use of the usaal mauurlagf supper cnsued and at 7 50 the dance started Nlusu was proxlded by the band of lxen Rfeus and the dE'C0I'dllOllQ vu rc made by 'Nlr leru nd alded by somt not loo reluctant solun tzers I'f'll6I'ldlIlIHtIll was proxlded by tht 0' -4 vnsl trlo f llmber Tom Xvoodruff, and lflrct and Bart lxalscr, and the 31615 tu mffers At 11 the dance ended and after fond farsvwlls and furtne embrates amld the exhaust fumes of tht bus burnmg too murh oll the gurls wtrc hustled back to Dana Hall and other dlbllIldl1OI'1S Crtdlt for the smooth runmnv of thls dance b ja? 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AV Lrg' gf-fV1gQ,.gL.,V:'i,,,5,of3g , N ,L N I V W,-'f. A . gf Wi iw ic A 'V 1-423-'V L T, , an .. , 'ASSY' 1 , V . f-fi-Wlmw 1 1' , .,V X -' -2'- f V fi! ' Q ., WM? W . V fu 15 'if .ff ,A V, V V V if ' ?2waf'r'.Q.f, I ' , A Q vv, ,f .V Y., Vjgi ' 4? f ', inf ,Ng . , A A- -ff:- fLfz-If H . ' 1 EJV. XV jJ.:5,1:tVlgi-f,V, , ,, A . -' ww 1- f , 7' W QV .N 25. Tw-1. X: V Q4?Jzwf-!f441 VV ff 1 '., V 91 V7 V i'3,3fi. '4fnVV V, V ,1,L,5x1V- Q Qyfjl ',V V VX ,'.VgMfSV - V, VV .1 9 A V 1 , V A A: VV? V' lox f I fu. The Varsity Baseball Team THE RECORD Corcrnors Opponents Haverhill High School tllostponerll Groton School 3 5 Roxbury Latin School l 0 llrownc and Nichols School 3 5 Nolmle and Greenough School 3 -1 Brooks School 3 0 Tabor Academy l 3 St. Mark's School 0 2 Belmont Hill School 8 3 St. SPlll1Sll21ll.S Country Day Milton Academy Miclcllvscx School St. l'aul's School Belmont Hill School Firxt Row: ll. Steele, lm-lash, llyslop, NYood: llcnncr, Cupluirzg Nalchajiun, Youngman, Tlixlmllry, Slater. Second Raw: Mr. Eames, Couch: llevency. Poland, R. Ellis: Mr. Navins, lfuach: WootlruH. Booth, Thomas: Mr. Miller, Coach Third Row: liaton: R. Rimer, Manager: Ainsworth: Alexander, Managurg Dow. U- 35.4 Q ll Hum g fgmvx ll f,,l,,,,,,, Xin Hcmxnu J Nuns lIea1lCoach Baseball Team Has Good Depth By ALAN BOOTH On Aprll l8 the opener ruth Haserhlll Hlffh School was ralned out Thls hurt the team somewhat for 1t had to go 1nto xts first league Uamc ulth no real experl ence under lts belt At f roton the follow mv Wcdnesday John Hy lop stlrted the ser on off for thc boxernors ln the thlrd mmnv Groton manaffed to squeeze across flu unearned runs At thls polnt every me Ill to fct some lul Wrll Nalcha lan lcltcd a doulmle and a lllcflf' thus account lllf for two runs Carl aounvman aso Uot 1 ood mood on the ball ln thc sexenth lIIllIl' thc foxernors were down xxllll tht lma-c loaded Ltlllldlll filck Ben r It our Nl 1 lu ch NCOIIII' two more runs Ihr Hnal rum nt cnou h houcxcr and the ox crnors lost 5 5 Lonnnf lmaclc stronv thc tc lm mct ox lnurw ldllll that Saturday le ry l'll1 mth hls first a NIUIIITICIII of the season went ewht and one thlrd lnnmgs glV1flg up only three hlts ,lohn Slater came ln to relxexe hlm and dld a great job Defen smelt the team played xery well the first double play of the year was pulled off Tuwrbury to Steele to Woodruff, Dana Steele Urabbed a Texas leaguer 1n short rwht field that looked llke a sure hlt, hrs feet pomtmv ln 0pp0SllC dlI'CCll0I1:, to prcxcnt a run ln the tenth llllllllf-Y Nal Llldjldll struck out, but moxcd to first on thc catchers error hlOX1Ihlg around thc base lll cool fashion whrle Ielash stuck ll out at the pl te Bal flllllllt scored on anothcr llll0WNlIl0' error and the bow crnot nd trenr xrst ea-ue urn AIlNll1llI can happcn III a ball vame, c pcclally III thc lrnate School Leafrut where no lead ls eur substantnal Nlorale and pmt are at a peak and Loaches X run I'amcs and Nllller feel that a good eason rs ln store for the club v 1 .I A , I N, 4 , t xl, A ' f 'x f 1 . ' .K 'X , . Q 5' Qi 'V Lp' ' ' xxx Y 5-g.f.Y,x'p .- '-2 ,V J ,,,'?ZV ' - 4 ls, . L - -3, .. t . .4 c I .3 ' L, -H mf l , A ' s . ' - ' . T l 7 , 'I ' I V C ' 1 ' C 'l -Y i 1 x- . I . Iv 1 i, u 1 . . . Q V - 7 A - , . , . D. , V A, . Q v . v 1 ' . I '- I v v 7 ' 7. - 'Q ' ' ' . . D - , e c A r ,L as X l ' 3. ' l V. ' . . N D n . C7 C .5 . ll C: ' I V ' ' nn - . U -V tlnng settled down. and the Governors x W - - - l-ga g- 4 , 's. v' t' ' , w A ,, D. V l ' I l 5 C 1 V' I N ' , .. . ' N 1' l I ' ' X ' ' V M S 5 Z- ' - I I 4. 'l 77 ' Y N' '1 ' 3. - I ' ' ' 5-1. 4 x - ' F ' i N W . .4 .5 . . , '. .' ' - . , I ca v ' ne van - tflr gh tl the c' t' hit. I S fi I l f 9 I 'E l ' v 1'0- g ' x Q. H 's ' d ,' S A ' ' ' O' ' was - g, ',' b '- Af' D 1 - 'S . F , ,i ,HA-, ,V , .h N . - 1' ,' ' ' ' ' '. ' r ' , s, . t ' s. , t ' ' 'sfc ' ' , s 'Q ' . 77 The Lacrosse Team THE RECORD Governors Opponents M.I.T. Freshmen 15 0 Phillips Academy 1 8 New Hampshire Freshmen 9 4- Harvard Freshmen 7 1 Phillips Exeter 1 13 Tufts Freshmen 18 10 St. Mark's School 5 9 Kimball Union Academy 10 9 Lawrence Academy St. Paul7s School Tabor Academy First Row' Henry T Dietz Carroll Prewitt: Lyman, Captain: Nichols, Plass, Hunt, Toby. Second Rolo: Mr. ,Evans, Coach, Mdrton, Manager: DeWolfe, Studds, Stringer, S. Sawyer, Wake ' ' C 'h. man, Kalat, Snowdon, Mr. Anderson, oat Third Raw: Rrinkson. Lorenson. Zinn. Stearns, Brace, H. Dietz, Ferris. MR G HEBERTON EVANS Head Coach C Fm-znrmt LYMAIN In Caplazn Varslty Lacrosse Team Has High Hopes By MIJRRAY MATHEWS Before their first game, there was con slderable pesslmlsm concernlng the suc cess of the 1960 Varsity Lacrosse feam Exeter had been added to the schedule and there was a scarclty of returnmff material In their first game, however the Redmen blasted both th1s notlon and the MIT Freshmen, by a score of 150 Coaches Evans Anderson, and Murphy appeared to have been able to put togeth er a w1nn1ng comb1nat1on from the squad of returning varslty men and last years JV players The starting attack was com posed of ,llm Hunt Ted Dietz and Dlck Henry Chris Prewitt, Knucks Nichols, and Randy Plass lined up on mldfield Captain Fred Lyman, John Carroll, and Dave Strlnver were on defense in front of goahe Tom Tobey In the1r next game the Governors stayed right Wllh Andover for the first three quarters, but Andovers superior bench strength proved decisive and the opponents pulled ahead ln the last quar ter and won 8 1 Thls defeat d1d not daunt the Red leams drive however and they bounced back to beat New Hampshlre Freshmen 941 and Harvard Freshmen 7 1 1n their next two games When pressed for a cautious predlctlon, Coach Evans would go no further than to state that the team had seven games remalmng With a very good start of three and one the team is hoping to win more than 11S share of those seven games f ,, mf.. .. f . .y - - '-.1r....M .wud ,, . ll ln 'I -K ., 1'- - , - ,- -V4 ' ,- -Q - W ,,.,f,,+f- .4 .my 'sm 4,1 ak. 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Greene: Turner, ffuptuin, llolulring, lxll1lllill0llSK', llenrlrix Arlams WISUH Third Row: Lammert, Manager: Norvross. Svrulmy, Tarlxell. Roll. Williams, lflwell, XVadlow. VOSP. .lumeson i nirlr Hint 'Nlr Sperry fum Fourth Row: Dana, lllunager: U'Brien. Robinson. S, Dietz. Crows. Taplin, Prolrst, llairlzaml, l'e-areon fl lx nip Lawrence, Mul1r1g1'l. R WILLIAM TUIINEII Jn Capmm MII WILLIAM H SPEIIIIY Head Coach Spring Track Team Shows Potentlal Buoyed by the return of numerous lettermen and the prospect of the new Davld Huggins Track and Fleld he Sprlng Track Team commenced ltS train Ing Wllh an air of optImIsm After run nlng for a week on the celebrated Mlddle Street track fwhlch also serves as a road the squad was able to begm Ifalnlng In earnest on the new track which had fooled runners From the begInn1ng It was evldent that a large proportion of the teams strength lay 1n the field events Strongman Pete Boynton up and coming sophomore John Tarbell high jumpmg Dan Hobbmg and new team members Tom Wilson and Tony Greene gave rIse to hopes for domlnatlon on the field The runners led by Captain BIll Turner Included old vets Ed Kalser Dan Hobblng Ells Tracy and Chas Stew art New boy jumor Tom Wilson was expected to glVC the team a boost In the arduous mIle run At the Exeter Relays on April 16 the team made a strong showing despite the cold weather and captured thIrd place as DAN HOBBING a team ten schools competed In theIr first dual meet the Govemors were crushed by a strong M I T freshman team Cold weather and a stiff wlnd off the Charles River hampered the competltors and made most winning tlmes and dis tances rather ummpresslve In their sec ond dual meet the first one on the new track the Governors met wIth good Moses Brown team Unable to cope with the uakers speedsters the Governors fell agam this time by a score of 67 50 Home team hlghllghts ln thls meet were provided by Pete Boynton who pushed the shot close to the fifty foot mark Tony Greene and ,Iohn Tarbell were Impresslve In the high jump and Captain Turner who earned nine poInts by capturlng a first second and third in h1s three events The remainder of the season looms as a questlon mark The Red Team has three strong opponents yet to face But Coach Sperry feels that a congeahng of the local strength seems most probable and the Governors anticipate a successful close to theIr 1960 season By . g . 9 u q 7 t . . Q. u . 7 . i . . sufficiently dried to accommodate the fieet- weather, hlgh hopes, and 3 Welhbalaflced . . . 1 . Q 9 . 7 , , . . . 1 , . s ' ' I l 1 9 ' 2 N ' . 7 i , n u u 1 , i 1 9 1 ' I , I u Q 9 . 9 7 9 ' l 9 9 I ' ' ' ' 9 9 ' . , , , . 83 Aridovvr-lfxx-te-r M.l.T. Fr:-shmc-n Harvard Frm-shnw Andovvr-I'ixm-tor Andover-ljxvtvr Sl. Sebastiaifs The Golf Team THE RECORD Cm-ffrnors Opporzenls acrond Ifxcltvr Hrst 2 4 n 316 5112 sm-cond Exe-ter first Lawrence Academy First Raw: Burk. Rovk: John fianepa, Cupmin: Chilton, Reid. Sermzd Row: Knight, Finn:-rty, S, Smith. Andover third Andover third MR Rom-:RT FRI!-'IND III Coach .loin J Q-twin ,lu fapmzn Golf Team Gets Late Start Thls year the golf team got off to a late start because of the unfavorable weather which kept the course closed much longer than expected When the team finally d1d get on the course 1t was con fronted lmmedlately w1th the first of IIS three matches wlth Andover and Exeter Wlth but one day of practice behmd them the Governors went to Exeter for their first match At the close of th1s encounter the Governors trailed Exeter but they were twenty strokes ahead of Andover Sophomores Pebble Rock and Jeff Reid played well and kept the Governors the runnmg After this semi successful ei curston the golf team went south to Water town for thelr match w1th the MIT Freshmen It was a cold windy day and except for Dave Chllton and Rlch Knlght the golfers failed to click and lost 42 After this match the dexterous dlvot dlg gers returned to Ould Newbury for their first home meet agalnst the Harvard Frosh There Peter Buck and R1Ch Knight won the1r match to even the score Wlth two matches fimshed but 1n the thlrd foursome Harvard was vlctorlous thereby wlnnmg the entlre meet 515 to ISM Wlth the mldpomt of the season approachmg the Cosernors st1ll have four more match es in whlch they hope to put South Byfield on the golflng map 4 t fllj. 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L, 1 , ., f ' ' 5 5 n , f , ' u . , , - a 2 7 7 r . . 7 in 1 ' I ' 86 MR Ftuor F Tnolsnulo Head Coach H PAUL Bllrlxlxcuml Faptam TCDDIS Team Improves By TIP Jomzs On returmng from Sprlng Vacatlon Coach Trommald found hlmself faced w1th the always dlfflcult problem of fmdmg SIX boys to make up the playlng tenms team After two weeks and many challenge matches the team was ready for lts first contest whlch was w1th the M I T Fresh men Encounterlng stnff competltxon the Governors ment down to defeat 81 the only uctory bemg a1ned by the doubles comblnatlon of Greg Meyer and ,lebs Sel den Three days later a strong Mlddlesex sextet beat the Gournors soundly but the next match agalnst Haverhlll Hlgh School resulted IH the first vlctory of the season by the overwhelmmg score of 61 ln the fourth match a defeat was suffered at the hands of St Paul s School 8 1 w1th the lone vlctory agam golng to Meyer and Selden The team although not belng able to boast any exceptxonally outstandmg play ers IS more evenly balanced than any tovernor Dummer tenms team ln the last few years Gaptam Pete Bucklngham and newcomer Ken Pouch have been alternat mg m the first and second posltlons bemg followed by Greg Meyer Larry Hanelln ,llm Bull and ,lebs Selden The remalnlng matches should brmg 1mprovement and lmprovement should brmg some close and exeltmg contests .4 ' 4. . ., , ' .'. ., , . e k. . , . , - 9 'a 9 7 f l ' , ,, ' ,, , - , , . . .. N . . . , , X 1 Y . . i. , , 7 , , , 7. . U. 1 i D , , ' V ' o s V vp 1 I .- . , , . , ' 5, , 7 '. '. . The Tennis Team THE RECORD lVl.l.T. Freshmen Middlesex School Haverhill High School St. Paulls School Phillips Exeter J.V. Phillips Andover J.V. St. Markle School Belmont Hill School Milton Academy Brooks School Governors Opponents 1 8 0 9 6 1 1 8 First Raw: W. Vaughan, Pouch: Buckingham, Caplaing Meyer, Connor. Second Raw: Bull, Selden, McDonald, W. Steele. J. V. Lacrosse First Rout H. Baile-y. James Cannpa, Nl. Divtz, J. Ellis. llust. Farinr-r. Xl. lnhnson. Svrnnd Rout SIIiZlIf'l', Randall, Oliva. Copeland. Smile-r. Nlatliffui llc-ll:-nliu'ugli. llurfeea. lliggins Third Rout R. Hawkins, Manager: Stone. Bjork, l.angr'nhac'l1. Colmlvn. linilerliill, Flalif-i'ty l.f'al1f'y, Min-hell, Bond: Mr. Coolidge. Coufh: Mr. Williams. Crrrzrfi. Fuurlh Rout Ingalls. T. Brown, lvliiiteinorv, L. Baile-y, Blair, J. Avvrra. lurnas, Healy, Nlivhel Waggoner, Davagiun. Fzrst Rau Bmwll Kasnet Coupe Bmman Penn Klexen Morgan rd lmu 'N sin ulier l Nun 1 I X Baseball 90 Scrinmi Kiiur: llili1riuliy,iMuiiugerg lNl1'Nally.iilonn13lly. l.oiii'.lNIal1anlny, lloovf-r, Mr. Marr, Cmzfli. Thi ' ': .la ' s, if , l. f iul. First Row: Caldwell, Moriarty, D. Butler. MacKenzie Snow Nlc'Phee Almw Second Row: Mr. Homer, Coach: Agnew. Whitford XY Sawyer 'Xloore Holt Nlr lalu ka Coach Third Row: Fitzpatrick, Cook, Kelly. .l N BASEBALL Belmont Hill Sfhool J Y Nlldflle ex School J N Haxerhill Hlgh Smhool ,IX Phillips Fxeter Marlzmy J X Brook Smhool ,I Y PONX BASE B XI I hmer on bnhool Ipmslmh High bcllool Pre lim n Lmerson Sm hool R084 Phi lp M adf-mx J X l wrt nu M advmx I N l llg Mademx llulr le 4 Opp 4 ap YY? C pp an 91 l , ' . 1 . '. T 9 . ' 1 . V. T 5 ' ' ' ' . '. 'I 5 ' ' J .. A ' f ' . '. 1 21 'S , - . '. 18 2 G.D.l. U1 . 1 i S -l 3 'f f ' 5 at 4 111 Phillips Academy Junior Teanx l li f 1 ' ' -1 6 ' JN. LAQ3 Z 5 11.04. 1 . 'll' S f - 1' . 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I L, bx..xT K NT X 'ag ' X j , F 3 n Iffrx - 1 48 I' 5 Y .3311 344' Il Q A-1 Lx sf' W ' Tr i : 197th YE R lhc llflllllllll tl urc of an lnjured Pete llucklnghanl adl dllfld grlmly to send the ualtln ball 1IllO thc llcar corner of the llclmont Hll ct 1959 Prlwate School l c 12.119 Soccer Lllampsl A qulck hand hakc from Mr wllk1C and a warm round of applause IN ur ray Nlatheu rankln cholar of the Class ol 1960 ha reachcd thc llnals of the Na ll0I1Z1l Merlt SCh0ldI'bhlIJ Tests lNext stop Prlncetoll Class of 64 The lelrce l cluh gathered ln Mr Niitlllb study at 9 S0 anxlously awalts the st rt of thc lll lty hull sesslon Wlt chalrman llustcr conductlng college ac ccptallce fllNfll IOIIS lntermlnglcd wlth l'dIIlZ1SllL yarns of collc c baseball at Wll hams IH the 1800s lhese bllmlll ly llll0Il0'I'U0US plctures sclxe as cxamplcs of thc three Chlef cate gorles 1IllO Xtllltll cach Senlor d1V1dCS llfe dt fowernor Uummcr athletlcs, studles cllld college ddII1lSbl0Il alld finally llxlng to cther successfully as part of the school communlty In all these pha s the Senlor Llass has handlcd ltself admlrahly and for thls reason we feel that a glowlng trlbute should be extended to the mem bers of the graduatlng class In an un precedented pre Commencement unvelllng THE MILESTONE rucals thls years speclal prlves and awards THE IINHABITAINTS OF PEIRCE To 'lony frccnc H htm Calllaln of the flee Qluh ccs NIVP for leadlng hls lloys to 111 lllldclcated season fthrough thclr hrst game To Geoff tNo Sweatl lN1chols, Hoes the MI R Award for foullng up the dance cards lll the lNlc of tlme lo ,llfll Dexeney ttamorra IIS Moscs lirovsnel Does the RWD Prlze ssm hollc of chool supremacy ln or P11 17.1 ll0ll 1 ll to be presentcd lt 1llOl4f. 11 28 011 Commencement Day ly Ur D nn t 2 To Mark Acerra Mr havlns Ace secretary, goes tltle of Ftcrnll lfltrlne ueen for hl lltlIll1l0lJb dutles 111 Pelrce XXIII outpost lo Don Alcxander school Cur rent hunts whlz goes sub scrlptloll to Playboy to catch 11p on latc st ISSUES l John Sllxer Plrate the Wlng goes the skull and crossbolles Long John would walk the plank for a Camel To Lhrls Pleultt goes the Endurance A ward lol completlnff flve years of sec fylllg for Buslrless Math rlo llaxc Connor the hargaln hungry Plll goes the popcorn barrel WhlCh carned hlm questlonable PIBISC of even more questlonable The-rstney'7 lo lllll liraucher oes the Buddy award for mass date arrangements through hls Wllllllf' slster at Dana Hall 'lo Nell Morgan goes the Loyalty PIIZC for rcmalnlng at school desplte offers to appear on Today wlth 1d0l J Fred Muggs to dlscuss Llfe ln a Bucket To Stexe RZ6WSk1 famed lmpersonator of masters goes map of Shenandoah Val ley autographed by Mr Wllllams J Dlck Henry Iilll Vose lllrls Prewltt Handy Fuller larry Ross lohn bllwer llaxc Connor Nllllar Brace lllll Braucher lelry Laycock Tony Greene Murray Mathews Jlm Deveney Blll Turner Stele Rzewskl Duke 'Vlorton l arry Hanelln 'llp .lones Bob Rlmer ,llm Houghton rs . 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Dog's best friend vida U0 I I I ll never smzle agam To B1ll Turner goes the mterscholastlc record for the vacatlon dash to Vermont skl cabm To Dan Hobbmg goes the Oracular Prrze m recognltzon of hrs varlous prophetlc wrrtmgs such as that of the Fat Mallard Duck theory To Wrll Nalchajlan Whaddya say Blg Daddy? a box of tranqulllzers to calm jittery nerves To Chas Stewart schoolboy reverend goes a Attaboy' for fine stand 1n per formances at Vespers To Drck Henry the dormant Holmes goes a poke from Mr Stone to brlng h1m out of frequent classroom naps To Bob Rrmer man of many laughs goes famous Councrl plcture Qappearlng ln ARCHONQ by which Razr may perfect foot wlde smile To Pete Buckingham goes the role of tape fmade famous by Devs brllllant P S speechl wlth whlch the Hebber ban daged The Leg lo Mlllar Brace goes a pa1r of golden hands wrthout WhlCh Charlres group leader grectlng and Dolpher trade mark would be rfndfrmd useless lo John Slater all smile at srhool dances oes a pat on the bark for wlplng lt off lon cnou h to arguz mth Lharlle Brace rlHl INC HAMIHS 'lo Woody Dana ou the lomelratk A ward for finally tllmllldllll me el and smacks Ill Plllllll Sprakrn To Thug Dretr renowned cla sroom llngu t goes tl hxllll tht Hrll Dlflerence Does That 'llakm Lhu .1 trophy t sr flllld ln Nlr Sme To Blll Vo Q oes the lim d Bud Q of Lour e or llls off mth lb gullar the ron tant atluk of lrego 1 s the lilmcr grln 0 ill ox rl for hm lUKIRXOR photo ra ll lonnu lion cr tht loquuly lla ue ls c 1 I rt md llllllllelll ue babble llo Handy lullmr oss .1 complttc and ull abridged lnstory of Home to mnable hxm to galn a cw blts ol lnformatlon there To ay faflney possfssor of hmrtcd vo cabulary goes a lapldary lexrcon wrth sangume hopes of augme matron To Tom Taplln Newton fight fan goes Joe DelNucc1 autographed glass Jaw lafter bout with Trger Jones To Fred Smlth Ingham strong man goes Comprehcnslon Prrze from Mr Sperry for askm such coherent questlons rn hlstory class To John Scruby the ueens envoy goes the BSS Award tBut surely s r for hrs LA contrlbutlons To Walcott Hamrlton goes the Buckmg ham Appreclatlon Medal for movlng Bull Lelash Ronme Dow John Hyslop Nell Morgan Tom Wadlow Rlck Benner Don Alexander Rlck Monkhouse Tom Taplm Woody Dana Randy Plass Bob Williams John Elwell B111 Tuxbury Arme Wood C hug Dletz Mal Fllnt .lohn Slater Pete Buckmgham C has Stewart Frank Lawrence f N ' 6. rv . . gt' Q -4 - 9 cc I- wa 'nail' 3 - as as as L . gy.. v? 1 . t f 1, ,eff ll. . t -H xxx, . . 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' n. . - - -cc sa . ul k, 98 from Bermuda to make room for the island rovings of Gordito.w To Bill Lelash, part-time resident of Chel- sea, goes the Purple Heart for bringing Nalj. back from Florida Lille Hard- wayiil, sale and sound Lflr should it be the other way around?l. l'o lred Lyman grraubt of the Cone lrappler ou 1 bout with sedentary hut Sa HLIOUN coach llr lwans lo Blll Prob I oes .1 ca e of llflflldildldll r11m for the lon trlp home teaberb oe: .1 Thatahoy for contm umd effort in Math -L despite loss of l.11ro s tick out the old familiar 11111 cow lo Larrx llarun oeb tht lhlrttante A wart for showin NI I iluika t L tNNllllldl5 of modrrn art 'N urrax 'N athus tlf lrurromn Nlole of ln ham orb .1 handbook of in hopr that thu ma al o lren then hrs weak mind lo link Nlonkhou e Cil'1OOl llllette ad a 8500 rhrrk for FX appcarance shax lIl IH the Nhomr Nlewr Ihr redoulrtable lm an a o p item lc lt fools d rome 1 sneaker mth lurkey nmrnlnrd by Nlr lams on the 1 1 lHl PHII LIPIANS llxlll S 130151 lo Arnie ll ood wh footnd l11ll thrower 5 lJI'0Illl 411111 1 llldlllld Cl wlth howl ln and lo Bob WlllllIHS Phillip rnlro1d ma na 1 th LIOHK land l rant o rated in bunny l'lor1dal fo larrs Hdlllllll oe el cholar h1p to the ner ity OII xx ure e 1 major in dictallons Q la plus mauxaibe Fred Lyman 'Norm Kalat f reg Meyer farl Youngman Bill Probet Roh Adams FIIQ 'Irary Skip flallant Pete Qtonebrakcr Ceofl 'Nxchols Vi ill Nalehajlan 'Klark Aeerra Dan Hobbmg lay Faflney l arry Martin l ee Porter Bull -'km worth YN ally Hamilton f 1. 1 I 7 Y U V i v, 1 ' Si g -1,5 1 in- 1 Y, U 1 - - . 1 v. fy . 5 C k 2 A I J l 1 5 g Q I is , . . .A x IY . 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Nou nl1ut'! 5 1 X I' 'Q . V -., nf-ff 3'-1' nb- 1 QV ,, Qfiw-,,gQ,, Qi ,pu-Ibxg, 1 l Su Nl lk sshd! 1 111 I IX ' k. gd, 'WHO to mmlwr' m. HUIilliIl:-, you 1-un 0 Yi . 1 rc full SllIiIk', IIIHSN P- Why s0 l1appy'f 1 1 L. E 9. i ' ZTEQYV S lar' ai little! slin q. I wanna In- Ll IN01it'lu 1: Q... -514 9, l111111l111l 'ine '5'-. , j. Hot Dun ll s II11-14511111 ' TY f 11. 4.1111gl1t 111 tl11 nt ku T Pm ww 1+ Ulll Illlll THE l Al3l'l,0L5, HI-L-MEN DAY BOYS To lloh Adams goes the Day-Boy Health Cross for being the picture personality of clean, upright livingi' tpublished through eourtesy of Governor llimerj. To Carl Youngman, most modest and elo- quent of the ache-menw clan, goes recog- nition lor being typieal day-boy dresser. To John lflvwell, noted Byfield agricultural- ist, goes a seasonis pass to l armer Al- fallai' cartoons playing at the Grange theater. To Bill Tuxbury, Class tundercoverj Agent, goes controversial title of 'hCra- dle-liobber t15 or 1-1, Tux?j. To Malcolm tBoyj Flint goes a red HPC' for valiant attempt to eateh 'liux in the Attaboy'i Aptitude 'liable talthough he did manage an 800 on the Math achieve- ment testj. To Pete Stonebraker, a day-boy torangej l'Crusher,7' goes free trip to Patago- nief' where RAO has bought him a home out of his own salary of twenty- six dollars a month. For the seniors, graduation marks the long-awaited culmination of hard work and constant endeavor. Although many of us are looking forward with great antici- pation to college in September, we can never erase from our memories days at Governor Dummer, and above all, the ones in this last and most rewarding year. Who will forget? sf the fine athletic performances this year: Fred Lyman bringing home his Interseholastic crowng liuekyis miraculous kivk whieh put the icing on a wonderful soceer seasong L'Slirn- 3- my s renowned sneakers Q-I-25 poxntsj the Splflted rallles led by Slats and com pany where we saw St Mark s burned the MlltlPS strung up and the H1lllCS topplmg off the roof of Alumm Gym to tertam death Who wlll forget? the masters who haxe led us forth from the clutches of Ignorance to the ultlmate goal College Mr Stones Attaboy and old famxhar theorems Mr Mercers A B C boys Mr Mlllers Onental tests tPearl Harbor re enactedj 'Nlr Murphys perfect ma mficent exactly and so forth and so on Mr lNax1ns trymg desperately to halt Xespers by clearing hrs throat KAOS Cood Deal' en Patagome and Nal chajlan avezxous besoln dune pllule' M Sperrys essentlally guys an How about that Fred' Mr Sagers pretty good job on tht whole but what about the tonelus1on9 and last week l was SlJCHlC1l'lg before a group of 'Nlr Wllll3mS Xeah Shenandoah Wal ley sketch and You blg turkey tllfley er Who w1ll forget' llfc at 1 DA the alarm clock that neur vsent off the empty mallbox the rapld snow jobs at Clee Club dances the unsleeplng senior dorms the nlght before hrstory tests the cold wlnter mornlngs when one more Hllll ute of sack tlme wouldnt hurt your awer age the roar of approwal when we were ranted a Free Day the prolon ed bull sesslons the night back from xacatlons trylng to talk on the tzlephont amld all the jOSll1Il and smde rc marks the blttar struggle to hlt the books on a balmy Sun day afternoon the odd sensatlon whcn we reallze that we re beglnnlng to do thlngs for the last tlme the Commence ment Day ball game w1th the H1ll1CS hftmg the Senlor Son on Hlgh momentary yell of exhuberance an rts over WHO LOULD I-ORGL1 COVEHNOR DUMMEH' .. 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E. if IS Acknowledgments At this tlme we of THE MFLESTONF would like to express our deep appreciation to all those who gave so willingly of their money time and eforts Miss Elizabeth A Page was most helpful in accountlng and book keeping Mr J Richard Williams and Mr and Mrs David Brown of the New buryport Press who through their constant efforts brought us much advlce and tlmely relief Mr Harold C Johnson of the Folsom Engraving Company deserves speclal mention for his generous help Mr Stanley Hatfield of the Bradbury Studio 1n Melrose took all the formal pictures in the book plus some special candid shots Chairman Norm Kalat of the MILESTONE D lnce Committee and Mrs W1lk1e were responsible for the succes ful opeiatlon of the dance itself and his crew a special thank you for their excellent Job in planning and servmg meals over the dance weekend Our advertisers were lnvaluable to say the least in their ready con tr1but1on of the book s llfeblood money' To Editor Bob Rimer and h1s GOVERNOR staff a word of appreciation for their cooperation during the year Ells Tracy with his fine art work and Skip Gallant by his many hours of typing articles and captlons rendered THE WIILESTONE lnvaluable serv ICBS Miss Loulse Lovell was very helpful in securlng material for the faculty section Flnally Mr Douglas L Miller our faculty advisor provided his devoted time and efforts to helping the Board mth the various problems which arose his unselfish aid deserves heartfelt thanks 106 7 Y ! ! 4 . , L 1: . . . A a S . . . Y which brought THE MILESTONE additional funds. To Mr. Hugh Dakers , - . . . . . . , L X , . . - . . , . - ! . . . b L . - . , I . . , . , . . . L A . 7. . AL S TAXI RADIO CABS PHONE HO 5 7341 42 MERRIMAC STREET NEWBURYPORT MASS HAYDN S FAMILY RIVERSIDE IIIIIIIU PHARMACY MILK HAYDN M FATON Reg Pharm CREAM ICE CREAM Opponte Poet Offlce 56 Pleaqant Street HO 2 4941 1 HARRIS ST TEL HO 2 6648 NEWBURYPORT 10 i I DR 4-4641 Haverhill, Mass. Newburyport, Compliments of TEXTILE THREAD COMPANY 47 Bacon Street WATERTOWN 72, MASSACHUSETTS Cotton and Linen Threads Synthetic Tapes and Fibers Kiev-ftotlets .five eo. I Manchester Road 'S A 'T S b f':.fs'3fii Lriifffz' Q ' 0- Q, r'g,,a'fM-riff' DERRY NEW HAMPSHIRE 1 ' e'.'21ff,4.,: v,.- -Q' , X SUFFRUH BROTHERS IPSWICH MASSACHUSETTS Donahue Sales Co B LAWRENCE MASS Muller Produce Co 85 N k t Sq BOSTON 18 MASS R E WALTERS INC BUICK and RAMBLER SALES Stt St N Complzments of O ewmar e . n 1 5 376 ro d y 155 . b 'yp t M 109 ,IQ is .0 mi? MORGAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ENGINEERS AND MANUFACTURERS Rolling Mills - Wire Machinery - Gas Producers - Combustion Controls WORCESTER 5, MASSACHUSETTS, U. S. A. 110 NEWBUIIYPUHT Five Cents Savmvs Bank W E ATKINSON COMPANY 1 y 1884 27 WATER STREET NEWBURYPORT DR RUSSELL G SHEPPERSON OPTOMETRIST 75B State St t NEWBURYPORT MASS lll Compliments of C 63 State Street Newburyport, Mass. 1 O O Qua it Service Since -l ree WAYSIIIE MOTEL COCKTAIL LOUNGE and .RESTAURANT Off Route 95 at Central Street Exit Open All Year Round BYFIELD, MASS. RESERVATIONS - HOmestead 2-4704 A. A. A. approved Compliments of YEMMA BROS. INC. CONTRACTORS HAVERHILL, MASS. 112 A. II. ANIIEIISIIN CII. Chas. H. Hall R O O F E R S WATERPROOFING Office and Warehouse 55 Water Street, HO 5-0022 Newburyport QUINT S DRUG STORE Telephone Ipswuch 540 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS Norman L uln'I' Market Square Reg Pharmacist Ipswich Mass. DODGE S STAND ICE CREAM BIG DRINK Turnplke Rowley TAylor 6 2579 Route 3 At Broadway MR JOSEPH Hanover Mass Complete Tazlormq Sertzce FORMAL ATTIRE FOR RENT OR SALE 11.5 7 . O ' 9 THE COUNTRY TAILOR ,460CZ!6lll'y .Jwcleoczl Ly C QPAUL A M Lsoo M 9 7 ewelers 6 STATE STREET NEWBURYPORT MASSACHUSETTS Tel GRover 4 3761 DINING ROOMS AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE 34 Luxurlous Motel Rooms U S Route 1 S lmmmg Pool Seabrook N Newburyport Cuoperatlve an CUIITIHEHHH TEXTIlE CUHP 209 Essex Street 42 44 State Street BOSTON MASS Newburyport 114 : , ll . 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Johnson, 38 Pine Street, Peterborough, N. H. , . , ., . . . . , ' , . . . fn' - ' . ' . ' V 9 S 'f V pl. .. .V eklyp e y 1 1. . f ' 1 1 A A Q , ' 33 . ge 3'5 4 3 , .b I .1 - Q ,R 1 r ff ' l . , T .a si 117 TRAVEL Air e- steamship - Rail or Bus 'S' Student Tours Bermuda M Europe -ee Cruises Hotel Reservations BAS'SETT'S 70lIRS' 37 Merrimack Street Haverhill, Mass. DRake 4-6301 Formal Wear Rentals llNC0lN STORES, For all occasions llHU'S lllllllll SHUP Pleasant Street 10 Charter Street Newburyport' Mass' NEWBURYPORT 118 Underclassmen Edgar F Karser Jr 3100 Andreasen Drive Lafayette Calxfornra Stephen Kasnet 133 Lynn Shore Drrve Lynn Mass Peter G Kelly 25 Parker Street Newbury Mass JohnCF J Kempf 12 East 97th Street A 91-1 New York tty Edward S Kleven 30 Westland Terrace Haverhill Massachusetts Richard D Knight Camelot Lake Placld Club N Y Peter R Lammert 39 Grapevine Road Wenham Mass Richard R Langenbach 279 Meadowbrook Road Wes ton 93 Massachusetts Thomas B Leahey 111 Rlverchffe Road Lowell Mass. 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Pat Sz Pam Shop, 50 State Street, Newburyport, Massachusetts . . , . U y . ' r' 7 '7 ' 7 7 . 7 7 v 7 . . , I 7 7 I ' 9 'v . r 1 . 7 7 7 ' Cl ' 77 ' ' 7 7 0 ' ' : . . , . ., , . .5 Q , . , , 1 ' I 7 7 7 . 7 ' 7 7 7 . . 7 '7 . '7. 7 ' , . . . . . . . , ' , ., 7 '7 7 7 . . , . , K , . 7 7 ' 7 BILT-WELL WOODWORK - WINDOW UNITS - CABINETS - DOORS Distributed in New England by GREGG and SON, INC., since 1719 Warehoueee at Augueta Mame Frxmmgham Mass Naehua New Hampshlre and Manchester Conn Also dletrlbuted by CONCORD LUMBER CO Albany N Y Manufactmed by CARADCO INC DUBUQUE IOWA BISSELL TUWING TRANSPURTATION C0 PORT OF DUBUQUF IOWA TOWIINC and HARBOR SERI ICL Upper MISSISSIDDI IVIISSOUFI and Ohlo Rners Dlesel Towbodts C'oaIQzzeen and Canton Harbor Tails N ull Ca.s.sz :Ile Dzanzond J H B 6l0VER 60 DUI UQUI md DYI+ RSVILI E IOWA 90 000 squ lre teet SDFIIIRIGI ed hc ated The ouglndl Pay xma Game fattory .. . , ' .3 2 ' , '.g ' 1 : I 1 ' I '. . I 1 ., , . . 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Greenhouses - Central Street Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Telephone ROWley WH 8-3922 Day Flowers Designed for Every Telephone Rowley WH 8-3871 Night Occasion Flowers Telegmphed Anywhere Rowley, Massabhusetts A F1'z'endIy and E'f::ffC l'f'llf Service 133 COMPLIMENTS OF CHASE and LU T Inc Frlendlx Imurance Qmce 1879 40 PLEASANT STREET NEWBURYPORT 64440 4 lIlll'l' 8. llEl.l.V eitautant, 24 26 PLEASANT STREET ITALIAN AMERICAN FooDs Newburypori Mass IPSWICH MASS TOYS PORTING GOODS GIFTS Tel Topefield TUcker 7 9395 AL CASALI Mgr llllam Tyl 16 81 Sons 87 South Mam Street HAVERHILL MASS 1.54 9 f' .1 IQ gnc. HO 2.295l Route 17 - Newburyport Turnpike 9 S 7 O O I 'D o o YOUR HFADQUARTERS or Natzonally Advertzsed Branded, JUNIORS MISSES AND WOMEN S READX TO WEAR Newburyport Massachusetts KENOZA VENDING C0 HAVERHILL MASS Cambridge fix bx A!1d0Vel' 'TES 1 Hndover Shop 22 Holyoke Street X 127 Mam Street TAILORS and FURNISHERS COMPLIMENTS OF The merchants Hatmnal Bank nf llewhurupnri NEWBURYPORT MASSACHUSETTS Member of Federal Deposzt Insurance Corpomtzon 135 f O i nfl! Coafmg Specfalfles, Inc E M NILES CG PU VEYORS OF FINE MEATS SINCE 1876 SALEM MASS M BOSTON 9 MASS gb' ULAYMAN ANI: saws TUUWE WWE 63 G SALEM MASS L fi1dMs o n o , . R J p ' St t y I 2' IN 'F euil Hall arket J. .1 41,949 1 ' K lv ' 4,2 , Zi, rove Str t I , . ynn e , a s. 136