Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1962 volume:

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'I h.'2:2.'-.L, :una x : ,4ef1w4,.+.. --t.,4.r?7'w ' 'N'- ,..,' ry 1 -as 'sf ., pu , f fa. -,F if Y A 'WENINX . . iz- asv 4.' ' 11? pl , LQ Q- 4i11., , ATHLETIC O , fb i i E 'A K 4 A 'rl in S X 'I 4- L PRESENTINI1. . . H QQ N NJ.. 's A, Igffllffli'-ill-Cfllilxf T. Burke 1.1-alley CVKJ-,llflIlII.Qf7IIQ Editors Colin .X. Stndcls. III .XIIIIIOIIX IJ, XYlliIll'll10IkL' 6,17-C'fl't'll1l1ffl?71 Efiilnrs David A. Lnrenson Peter Iiuek Co-Bz1x1'11msEditors Edward Kleven Robert A. james. Jr. Plzotugffzjzlzif Ediior Glenn R. Coffman Fflclzffx 'iff ZN07 D011 HSI Nflllel MILE T0 E Q- fG' ,xx -rw- Q ' ,,.-:fy U x . H find nv 1 4 ,A f DEDICATED T0 D 5 'Q A graduate of Governor Duininer Academy in 1935. Morris Pratt Frost has continued to be a true friend of the .Xcadeniy by manifesting a genuine interest in its growth and developiiient. W'hile serv- ing as a nieiiilner of the Board of Trustees since 1950. Nlr. Frost has helped to provide this school with many facilities to enhance the academic and athletic acliiexeinents of the individual students. and thus the goals of the school. The present stature of Governor lluninier .Ncadeniy is. in large measure. a result of the progress which the school has made under the inspired assistance of Morris Pratt Frost. To him. we respectfully dedicate this rlIZ.Il'YfOIZt'. 8 TIIE FROST BUILDING -4 fn Q s 1 'TK -,,.. , .,A atm! Q i vw 4-Y X i FQ Y, Y Q 1. s I .., - 1 vi, J-'fc' THE FRANK J. FROST MEMORIAL RINK ALUMNI GYMNASIUM PEOPLE ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS COMMENCEMENT ADVERTISEMENTS 11 'HE -13 if . .....,,.i' P J s 1 Q . o Z1 ,f A , Q. BOARD OF TRUSTEES RILlINlI.1ll li, Ilrrlum. PM ml' nf . ,. limoklinc l'l1ilip Xl. Klorggln. lviu P1'.xz'1fr11I . XV0l'l't'Stl'I' l.lNIJf'IlL1l'Cl li. l'l1ista-r. Sf 1 1, tmp' . .XllQllNlllS ll. 1,1-rir1g.Y'1ff1rm.1 .. P1'g111lxQl.,limrlvr1 A N .. . , . , llrr lxlglrt lv-xr-rm-rrcl In-urgv l,. 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Plustvr 14 Allen Davidson, Trustee of the Academy since 1955. passed away suddenly on October 12, 1961. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Aniherst College in 1922, he roomed with the Headmaster-Emeritus, Edward NV. Eames. He was president of his class for each of his four years there and was an active player on the varsity hockey. baseball, and football teams. being captain of the latter. After graduating from the Harvard Law School in 1925. he joined the Thomas Long Company, a Boston jewelry firm where he was to become treasurer, running the business with his brother. Forrest. He served three terms as president of the Boston Retail Trade Board and was active in the Boston Y.M.C.A. As director of both the Newton-W'ellesly Hospital and the Charlestown Savings Bank. Mister' Davidson was a prominent Bostonian. The Academy loses a friend, a devoted trustee and a man whose contri- butions to the Academy have been great and whose dedication unestimahle. 15 FACULTY if Lf' Valle-all Wilkie Yah- IU! 'X B . U... lIa1'x.1x'd 1941. NI X lIL'L1tIIIlLiSICl 16 'X 'f KO' I igq N 'F 3 . X Robert E. Anderson Kenyon 1957, A.B. Biology In charge of dining hall Barbers Richard W. Clancy Providence 1959, A.B. Middlebury 1960, M.A. Spanish Advisor to Spanish Club Joseph L. Cooliclgv YVilliams 195-1, A.B. lxlathr-matics Advisor to 1rf'shmz1n Class 17 'hn- R55- J 45 A x x fx ' iQ is 9 , ifz. ,Xf X5 'ix' ,QA 'QLQX N9 ' 2 V31 vxll wif at fit - 1 1- , 14 , hff E, Webster Dann Lehigh 1952, BS. Mathematics Executive Assistant for the Bicentennial Program Edgar D. Dunning Union 1924. BS. Princeton 1925, NIA. Business Manager. Bank Editor of The Archon G. Heberton Evans, III Princeton 1949, A,B. Mathematics Advisor to the Sophomore Class 18 77 r 'lg g,-. - I 1 Q I If it i Q 5' John .-X. Fenn Rutgers 1938, B.S. Boston L'nix'Crsity 1953, Ed. BI. Chemistry Advisor to the Radio Club James F. Harris Duke 1958. AB. Yale Divinity School 1961, B.D. Historix Religion Chaplain Advisor to Religious Discussion Groups G.. '-fs Rf-hi-rt H, Linhcrq xxllllI1IX1S 1961. .NB English. French xisor to 11119 lfoznrzur 95? 19 John D. Marr YVilIiams 1954, AB. Harvard 1955. NI..-K. Frenth. fQCI'lIlZiI1 Advisffr tw Debating Club 4- 5. 7 5. 6, if 9' ff I ix David G. XIuI,f-an Harx'ard 19.37. .-XB. Ermlhlm. Spanish Rifqic' Club Sllpf-lwisrfx' Thumas Xlfli Nic-rccr CiC'IlI1'C' 1944. .X B. Ha1'x4:11'd 19 ZH. KIA Enuhsh Cf-rzxluri-nn-1111-111 111121,-5 and Diplf-111:15 f-nd -vf E11:liQI1 lJe'y1a1'txm'r1t 20 X Xi Douglas I,. Kliller Amherst 1950. .-XB. Physies Advisor to the Camera Club Advisor In the .llzlfftone Head of Seienee Department A. Mardi nald Murphy Hzirvard 1929. AB. English Direetrir Of Athleties Howard Navins Williams 1935. .-XB. Columbia 1937. BIA. Latin ln Charge of weekends and short absence permissions Advisor to the Senior Execu- tive Committee Admissions Ofalicer 21 Advisor to the Literary Roy A. Ohrn Clark 1934, A.B. University of Dijon 1937 lvlicldlebury 1937, MA. French Assistant in granting Per- missions Athletic Receptions Admissions Officer Head of Mudern Language Department Duane A. Paluska Knox 1958, A.B. English Curatnr uf Paintings Art Club Supervisor Peter C. Parsons Yale 1960, AB. English C 22 lu ' 111111 5 +1 - .Ak , 'isis S , Y, 1 'N Arthur W. Sager '52 f ' il Bates 1926, AB. Puhlie Speaking Director uf Glee Club L. Manlius Sarge-nt,J Amherst 1945, AB. Mathematics In charge of Saturday Movies William H. Sperry ffettyslmurq lf? vfl 'X B . , ,... Duke ITVH, M A-X, llistwry X ftllf'yllf1ll Lmr 23 +L! 9'-sm Q K . 1 ' -5 t- 3 . ' s. X Ca W, Benjamin Stone Hamilton 1932. A.B. Mathematics Advisor tri the Senior Class Directnr of Studies Head nf Mathematics Department ff hz 414. N I F' an Ulf , X Wi 35. Esther D. Tliurlmv 4 . Bryn Mawr 1928, .-XB. Latin 4 Librarian David NI. lN'illiams Franklin fu llarsliall 1950, .-XB. L'niversity Of Pennsylvania 1951, BIA. Histury. English Advisor to the Junior Class Advisor tu the Cheerleaders Admissions Officer 24 K , 7' it John J. Witherspoon Harvard 1937, A.B. Harvard 1940. L,L.B. Civics Director of .-Xdinissions ECllIUf of School Cafalfvgue Day-boy Advisor SPECIAL FACULTY llavid M. Cfrant .......,. ......,............. Xirs. Edith True Klarshall Mrs. Florence C. Pearson Klrs, llerta R. Sager ,...., Felix .sX. Yiseugliav .. Kfrs. Kfarguerite KI. .-Xines Kathryn liroxvn ...,..... BIIIYQZXIACI R. Burnham. R.N Kfrs. Eleanor KI. Caldwell Mrs. Edna H. Finnegan . Paul E. firifhn ....... Robert Cirifhn . . . Louise Lovell .... Sylvia B. I,unt ....... Ronald B. Biaefiilvrav . . . . Klrs. Charlotte T. RIC-tcalf Gertrude B. Nelson. RN. . . Mrs. Clara G. Parc ...... YYarwiek Potter. BLD, .. Xfrs. Elizabeth C, Rock Rlrs. Blarjorie Rouisse . Kfrs. Ethel S. Wliitnev I Riaehine Shop . , ........ Piano Xiolin STAFF Remedial Reading , , . . . . . Orchestra . . . . , , . . St-eretari .Xssistant Secretary Resident Nurse .. .Xssistant to the Librarian . . . . , .Xssistant lloolslst-eper Grounds Cliivf . Blanager of School Store , ..... Seeretarv to the Ili-aclniaster .. . Secretary to the lliisiirvss Nlaiiauer Secretary to the Housvliold llirn-ctor l,liret'tor ol' Studies . . Resident Nurse .Xssistant SL'l'I'L'I.lI'X . School Plivsieian .Xssislant St'UI't'IC1IA' . , . . . liocilxlivvlu-1' . , Sf'CI't'IZ1IiX' to the llira-ctor ol .Xcliuissions 25 - EIORS ASS ME E RESPO IBILITIE E IOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 5 q. f 3 in vi' K I Anthony D. Wfhittemure President Denis E. Golden T. Burke Leahey Yin--Presiclt-nt Vice-President hnder the alvle It-atlmsliip ttf .-Xndi YVliittf-1111111-. Burlxe the respftnsihility required hx' them, These committees. the Leahey, and Deny Gulden, the senior Class inaugurated a next system f-li student ewxeriuun-nt. The ultimate Qual 1-l stfvre, I't'tXf,'IJll1IIl, nuwie, lilirary, study hall. tour. chapel and durm pnwtur eummittees are all headed hy chairmen who any such wixerniuent is tt. .ihtain .1 turupatilmle Ii!'l11Il1+ITSlllIJ lietueen that eu meet and discuss IJI'rvlJlClllS uith the class nffieers, The elass X4llllll1'Ill .mtl tht xe1u'untler uf the student uHieers Cwnstitute the Senifvr Executive Cummittee which hudy. The may in uhivli this relatiwusliip is established de- termines the f-llec tix:-tu-ss 1-l the sxsteiu ln the neu lmm ul umernnu'nt eavh seniwr is Qiven a nut wnly arts as a suundinq lward. hut alsu forms a liasrin lietueen the administratifin and the student body. TC' ln rlrder In ereate the dr-sired relatiunship. the administra- spf-nxiliility In he lultillecl hy taking an active part ran certain Cwmnuttees. llc-re tht- semi' tiun as ut-ll as the student hftdy must have Cwmplete een- vi is :lien the flppf-rtunitx ul earning .1 neu respect hy setting an exam ple for the re- mainder 1-li the student ht-dy In ff-llmf. The seniur fitlvnte and faith in the Seniur Execsutive Crvmmittee. This trust fs estalilished thrt-uuh elass unity and cm-uperatimi. lg especially with regard tf- the seniwrs and their added re- pltivetl Hll une til the tuiulmtttu and is 1-qu-ttf-tl tt, gum-pt spf-nsilmilities. Hr-eause the respunsihilities are plaeed equally l'Il eavh seuiwr. faftiuns are Cllllllllllllfl and a dehnite Class unity is attained. ,X strung desire tu make the new system Andi, TTVIIY. and Burke meet uith the adviswr. Nlr. Navins, regularly lu discuss Current matters. funmtiwn IJli IJl'IlY and tw auument Ihr- smlii--tl's prcuuiuent'e. resulted in the neeessary rw-1lpr'i'atiwri, -.., EQ- 44 1 v-4' L: Due tu the enthusiasm and the eu-uperatu-n uf all effu- Ceruerl. a liarlnfuiif-us relatir-nsliip lmetueen the student burly and the flClIIllIll9ll'llll I1 has liven lmrwuqlit ali'-ut thruuuh the new student uuxernuu-nt. and a milestune has been lumly implant:-tl in the lteritaut- 'if tmx'er1i1'i' Uummer Academy. 26 I11 31111 11126 Q11-1111. s111'11 ns fi se111+11' class. I111'1'Q' are !lf1ZHII'.111Y S' 116 X.1I'1'1.19 111-1's1-11111i1f1's .11.1f II 1 1 11 E This 1'e31 s se111111' Class 11.1s 11-1 cx1'0p1111111 1111i-1'1- 11 111- 1116 sc1111l.11's. 11ie a11r1v11-s. 31111 1119 .111-a1v'u111d 1111114 11111 all A I . . , 4. . . 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Pete Buck and J ix: Da'.a:ia:i. tix' fer' cii-us. overt-.helrriihgflj-' huge lll'.i'lJ3ChlC'l'S ltr. the 1311?-all team. ciihsistaiitly flattened tippcsfhgf hall carriers, Ruiiwr has it that Hmtard Dur- fee threz-. a hgiiie-Z7i'.ir ur. the Harvard adhiissifiris fwfficer and irzariaged ti' squeeze 'rut an A rating, Steve Blair. a than uf :pany talents. '.-,as rm-t tw- successful in stepping packs 'when he apgieared in the hfi-cl-cey rink uith his trumpet instead -if luis stick. He was successful. hw-xever. in tirawirig large trimds into the Cobb Room for his pre-lunch jam sessif-us. YValkirig ahfiut the campus. Jiihri Acerra greeted all uhm passed by him uith a friendly and an ear-tfi-ear griri, The sfhwfhs p'.1?1.l1'a1i11:1s cwuld 11111 have 1'1.11'1C1i11:1c'd CHE- cicznlv '.-.i1h11'.11 1he ef?--1'1s 111 1h+-se like Glenn C1'11'f1:'1a11. :he 1i13' with the C3!T'.C!'.':1. uhm p1'+1x'1ded the schwnl with a ?E'iCI+'!'iil 1-1111 1d wf the war. Is 11 pnssihle 11131 Pvter Bj 1'k had Cliwllfh ff his -mn 1113161131 111 I'-'giw 11111 111 cause all H131 Claztcrins which 1w11s1a:'11Iv cwhned 111' hgh 111 Phillips II? Jack Penn. Cf1x'i'1'11111' DLXIT2!I161'-S azisr-.er I Rwhin H116 11111 the .'X1'Che1'y Clnh and ad- zi1i1'3hI'-' 1.1ph'?fd the Rwhin H116 I!'C1diI111Ii -'f 111-111311-v at :11.1:t3e1'11'.1s diuiccs IEZZ' 1.1gh+11.1r IE16 war H3111 .-XQ115-'11 pr vided 2. zxpzch :iff-ded break 111 the Izighani night 1 is 1.-'r itpvitizig thin. iritw his 11 I1 1' 3:1 v:11'lv Iii '1'IE.iI'.! hxfzikfcast. Frank Bwiid. prcsicienr 111' IEE Spanish Club. sexi uslv c1f:1s1df':'vd 11.1 xii: 111111 the 5115111151 flassz'-11111 since his 1-1 211 Pierce II began 111 -1x'c1'f?111-1 with h1-1- zwd iipggazizirs jiri Exffctt. h51ui:12 11-1rixcd 11:1 f:31fv ZiCCt'IQlI3Z'iCG I-1' 111: Da1'1::311111h. CJIIIJX' sm 1151114 and Dennv fhllden sinus at B1C011te1111'al Dinner in B1 s 11 MALCOLM L. DONALDSON JOHN H. DORR PETER M. ENTWISTLE JAMES R. EYERETT '31 gi: . 0 . ,,.,.. 'lai,a1 ll',a'A,. ,i':,all :7:.'nfaal of.,,v..-a '40 .una 29 HOWARD w. DURF1-:E JQHN C. FAY Us 'slew' L qs, l I' .4 1 f ,' z ,N l ii f 1 4- G s ' A , T JOHN L- FENN CHRISTOPHER v. FERRIS PETER C. FLAHARTY JAMES P. GORDON n.xRREi,1. ii. n.xx1RIt: JR. STANTON T. HEALY im and VVarren discuss ton1orroxv's History test. 5 T. .. F K '. x xx i v -6-i 30 matched his classmates nervously chew their fingernails as they xvaited for their college replies. Entering Klac Don- aldsons room in Ingham, one was confronted with a frightening array of signs collected from ever imaginable source. advising the intruder not to sit on the floor and assuring him that the management is not respons- ihle for any lost articles. Steve Barkin. not really sxveating his marks. provided much controversy among the XN'illiams nrst-choice applicants xvhen they heard him announce that he nas not sure whether their favorite college as his eleventh or twelfth choice. Bob James, after returning from struggling xxith thc MiIettone'5 financial records. nearly threw a tantrum when he dis- covered that someone had jarred the needle of his hi-fi setiand had scratched one of his many records. Stan Healy. a great contributor to both the soccer and la- crosse teanis. was last seen wielding his lacrosse stick while chasing a group of boisterous movie-goers around Lang Gym. Cy I-Ioover's concientiousness was apparent in everything he did from his academic achievments to the much improved Governor, which gave not only to the students but also to the parents an accurate account of school happenings. Pete Machinist has contributed much to the school through his intellectual curiosity and his willingness to work in his studies and many other activities. Tim Klcfially, the happy-go-lucky element of the Senior class, found a new thrill in riding a bicycle with no brakes, until he wore out two pairs of shoes trying to stop it. Ed Kleven always said just what was on his mind, and in all his endeavors from selling stationery to soliciting advertisements. he exhibited a businessmanls determination, which was at times a seemingly humorous Ifalt. Pete and Steve join heads to solve a Physics problem CYRUS W. HOOVER WILLIAM G. HKSTON ROBERT A. JAMES JR. BENJAMIN J. JAMESON MARK R. JOHNSON PAUL P, JOHNSQN VJ, 44 I I I UU 461' -...J SI! PIIFN fx XSNFI PETI R lx PDM Xlxll S IxI FX EN IXXYIIJ I- 11 an iIl!V1 Bob hlichel often found himself entertaining half the Ingham I corridor during late hour discussions Jim Moore has made himself heard both with his hi-fi set and with his contributions to the school's discussion groups. Rick Tongberg's practice in maintaining a clean Butt Club kept him in top form for playing goalie for Bus- ter's Bootersf' which he did very successfully. Charlie Pyne and Car Randall, who found little challenge in the College Boards, may very well be our country's secret weapons with their mathematical computations. Although Bob Snyder is a very hard-working and conscientious student and committee member. he always looks forward to the Sunday ski trips. By constantly skating around the ROBERT F. MacL.-XTQGHLIN TIMOTHX W MCNTALLX WILLI AM S NICPHEE JR ROBERT H. MICHEL JAMES B MOORE III THEODORE F MOORE '18 393, T' a Q v Y-I.T..f . ,Q va Ag' feis- I f il u 1 'CIT f if : 355352,-. :gff xlg 1:5 ! ff .J ' if - ' G JAMES B ODEA. JR, ROBERT xi. ORCUTT ANTHONY E.P. PEARSQN KENNETH ,X POLUI CH.xRi.ias F, PYNE 49501105 ix. RANDALL. JR. Chris arid Xiark talk ihiiiss fix ci: nf- Q rink during hffckev prattitfn Niik Stratfir has hcmime a very guild skater. Ht- has alsfi lit-is-itiiv a iir'-ficit-tit fciim- climber friim chasing tht- iiwi'-shirt pticlas, Slater Smith tried ti- devise a nav ti- strap Pi-hlflv Rivtks will has tin a frutch sit that iii mast' siiihvthins tflsc happc-ras Pchhlc uw-tildn't he sidf,-lim-d hy a little- plaster Warren 'Yatiuhati has plentv 'It iipp-irttiiiiti Ilir a can-tsr in athletics. 'ir- fhc-stra. fir -iitiriialisiiz llfiumfi-r, his rizizid tshat'.2t'd quickly aftfi-r Cath athlfi-tit sf,-as--rx. -irthc-stra rehearsal. and Cinfzerrziir issui- Billy Oi-t.itt iiianascd t-- Lx-ep tht- dav hfiys infiirtiicd ahiitit sthiifil happciiiiags .Xt -luv pfiirit. he altiiiist tiiriit-cl tht- tim lpw iv--im intl- a pix-ss ri-1-m. Ttmjv Pears-iii. Z1 tffiiwrtt-cl liiiicy. has siittcssfiilly qtiizzed the last ll-ttr English vxihaizsi- studs-rits ahiriit England. fri-ni pipes tit pwlii EIL-lis Selden. aside fr'-nz heiiig a striitig stiffer plawr and tw--caiitaiti tif the tennis team. pushed fur an earlx tiiiistriictiiiti tif a neu Chapel 34 1 .40-oon0 '2. '-eZfM: -'.,..::m3-. 3.4: ,,.,..-H in 0:44 1: 0' nv-a...4 .. .. 4. ..0f......v- 4:15. 2-lick ,.z '.....I:.'I- 'I Su that there wvttldtrt he si' mam details IU-r his vhapel Cwmmittee tw it-ii'ry alu-tit. Peter BIIIICI' spent fixe hi-urs un the Hin-r Itwkitiu Ihr his twiitart lenses amid a variety 1'-f raditv equipment and slide rail:-s, Chris Ferris spent most uf his studs' haII time slffepiiis hehiiid ati open book in t-rder ti- rest up I-ir Ii-wkev prautice. tI hii Fay. disputed wresditig rhampiwii HI' Pierre- I, claims-d that his studies did iitit alliwt him eiitiugh time tit prartive. Bert jameson. a str-ing right tavkle tin the I-I-tthaII tt-.mr kept in shape by rimiime hack :md Ilirth ht-tween Amhrwse and Goveriiftr Diimiiier, JXIYIFII' three wars 4-I searching. Jim Gurdun fitiaIIv fittmd the shiit which he put mtv- the wwds his freshman vear. Warren Steele nas wtie tif the swccer teams secret xteaptiiis, Oppiitieiits C+-ttld iifit he- 2 Rl f 1 Iieve that st-me-'tie his si7e t1tttId taiisf- sit mtivh tri-tihle. ' I U It is realh' :ii-t fair tit the uzzderdasstiiffii tw have It-h ALBERT if Rt BLK III ROBERT B. SNYIJER fi jg! 9 0-. -an :- ,x E' Il 4 Ray, CuIx'ie. and Juhti ut-rk wut a tutiqli fine. ! If JSEPH B. SELDEN Q WARREN STEELE 11 X fbi: 5 A SIUXTER SMITH NICHOLAS S. STR.-XTER cb- s... 4- 35 he fi 1 ' f a 4'6- 'is xx' R' I A 5' 11 'W' - u me n in flu? 9' 1-! Gig, I Q' 'T COLIN A. STUDDS. III JOHN W. TARBI-ZLL. JR. THOMAS S. TOBEY RICHARD C, TONGBERG WARREN T. X'AL'fjI-IAN. III Kas, B.J., and Stan find time to kill. I I 1 mx. Tarhell a study hall prtictur, He has had so much experi- ence iiith the tricks uf the trade that the underclassmerl t-annt-t get aitay with anything. It seems as thfiugh Mark jtihnsfin must have many pairs f-f sticks by ntm. His mtither hasn't drtipped a stitch xvhile matching three years tif wrestling matches. in xshieh Mark has excelled. lt is reprirted that Bull NIt'l.auQhlin. after spending many sleepless hnurs xitirryine ahtiut his buys. finally htiught the Btisttin Bruins and is nmi trying' tu get them trans- ferred ttv the .-Xmeriean Hwckey League. Ted Moore Crim- piled an htinnrahle set tif marks this year. and he was last seen nearing that Fierce Princettin grmil. Tum Ttihey. asstwiate edittir tif the Citizenznr and Captain of the la- ert-sse team, has made Qreat Ctintrihutinns tri the stthtitil thrtiugh lnith his hard tit-rk and determinatitin. jim O'Dea. a member tif the varsity ftitfthall squad. never played in a xarsity same. but he nas a prime example tif tif the spirit tif the Senior class. as he ctvntrihuted all he twiuld tw the tt-am every day. Ctilin Studds. tw-Captain and M.Y.P. nf the Varsity Fntithall Team. served as Chairman ttf the Study Hall Prtvettwrs under tht- next student Htivern- ment system. Rations? Andi NN'hittemore. Burke Leahey and Deny Ciulden de- serve much Credit for the success nf this Class. YN'ith a Cnnstant desire tn knmv all that was happening around school. the Committee kept in close emritaet with every- one invulyed in the Academy, They have heard Cum- plaints of bath their fellow students and alsu of their faculty supervisors. It is a dificicult jnb tw please everyhndy. but Andi. Burke and Deny have ur-rked effifiently tn pre- serve the unity of the schmil. - 7 l 4 .J 4 U Proctors, Dave and Bob. off duty. 'Wm JU l0R I1 gg Pug: 7 , , E 31 -Q U' ' 1 4 s 4 an-sr., ,gi,'g 'f.f . QJIQ X .,,. A i1g3 5nMf-H -1 --gi . ' , M52 , k ' ' -p-..'x:---.A nga, ' ,--- -,, 5?v .xX3'!.f. f in-if . ' - - - ' ' hw-ww -..' A V - . - ,haf Ai , .wx . , ' fm., ' ,.: J-, if, ' - I-'M ' ,6 ' l ' 4 4 ,- L ' 'A-5,...J . ,, 'K ' -,',' - H ' , , - ...r ,req-aL -5 'f 1 T ' ..y. - S 1'-F' rg. '-'J' 1 - A' Q-I' MM ' . '- ' H-Op -af - 'Q' .- 1. ., ff- A,.-, -'-.,,---wf,-,.gf-' .. ,..I fvi ,ritz .-1-vAi '24r ' M .fF , r 1 Y rf:-A . I xi, I --Fu rx ,ds pd, ,Y '5',',, ' in -,ng ,, I . - ..:. -- --. - -1-f . z .1 ., -an 4W,A.-M 1 'L Q ,.g--- . . : ,,pv,? , W ,.., . . . V , '-jvf' J' ' , .-0- - . t 'fQ '14 J- -6 914 Hfvm sw- ff ' 2 .' 4'- :.,A , ' -, Q 4... Y g I , ' 5' QL: A A' i I . f -1 '- 'f'sf. - f' -f'1.-U-1- ' ,- ,.- 'x v -1 Ellis gets set In Hrs. II's almusr uve-r. x'Fully. Q an 354 ,, 1 if-.CLA 'ix Ti l3'7PTfQ4'Q, Mi ifffi rw. 1.5 Y .Q- If! ' .9 M--ara., ...M .- V-A 1-., .V N.. 35.. . ,, -, ?2?.:,. , x 'A Q ,1 1 E I W A X 5 X Ni .xx Q.. I fd V ' V., , : gig Jag, , ,fx g g, ' uw. if 1 A.., ' 'J Is that uhorr yr-u keep yuur hutplate. 38 ,n--1 'PV' A snack before lunch. Each year the junior class finds itself faced with several new responsibilities. Among these are: increased freedom. more important roles on the athletic field. and additional scholastic pressures, College admissions take a place ul' prominence in the mind nf every member of the class. This years junior class met these responsibilities vvith maturity. and judiciousness. Scholastically. this class dis- covered the importance of concentrated study and hard work. Consistently among the foremost mere Jon Shaf- master. Dave Hilgendorff. Bob Ingalls. Dave Caldwell. and Steve YVitt, YN'ith increased significance placed on College Boards. the class of '63 made a det:-rrnim-cl 1-flort to perform to the best of its ability. On the athletic field. the juniors made impressive contributions to every sport. Bob Cate. Dave Hilgendorff. Jeff Ellis. and Boll Segel will form the nucleus of next year's varsity football team. Other juniors vvho were of great value lo their teams include NIooseM Stone. Ranny Lanzenbach, Bob Taylor, and Chad Smith. A great part of this yearis atb! letic success was due to those members of the class of '63 who, although they did not vvin their letters. vvorked hard to help bring victory to the Big Red. This year's junior class has an added responsibility. Since next year is the bicentennial. this class xvill be viewed as representative of Governor Dummer. They must be prepared to step into the top echelon of the new student government. As leaders of the school they uill step into a position which demands efficiency and ma- turity. - ,- ..- ,,. , , es X 4 '74, , .V ' s. if 4, .. aj' 1247 'kif Q. ff 1 it .Qs W 31 H get 5 ,fl xiii fa we 2511. l V Y 1, W 'Rf 5 'P 4 1 Dr J , :- x .1 4 Q ' B X is l 4. 1 ' i ,, , i W 1 I I 1 5 HN 1 JUL a 'Y ' Wltfw won? Oh, hockey is much better! 3' 0PHOMORll Perhaps the most important year at Governor Dummer is the sophomore year. A sophomore has already been in- ducted into life at the Academy. He is being introduced, however, to the assumption of responsibility for the first time, An integral part of the student government the sophomore begins to learn self-control. This year's sophomore class was blessed both athletically and seholastically. The honor roll was frequently graced with names such as John OiDea. Paul Freedhurg. and Howie Foss, A major responsibility of the sophomore is to learn the meaning of hard work. The athletic exploits of the class of '64 are well known by all. The sophomore backheldu of Terry Golden, Tom Maier, Bob Wise, and Mike Kotarski gives promise of great things to come. The Varsity teams in the winter were fortunate to have Bill Poole, Roy Clark, and Robbie Sherman available. lfention must also be made of those sophomores who have not yet achieved varsity status but have performed well on a sub-varsity team. The class of '64 proved itself capable of assuming the responsibility which is quickly becoming an important part of their life at Governor Dummer. ll H llllllll ui! nfl 1 em, i' 'EXC 1 ,Elm Lo ..4'f Sophomores stuff themselves at class cookout. . ! Pts, Mr. Miller puts them to work. I . L . V+, 1 Pass Ihr must.111l. plc asf. -1 -1 ,Z Nif X -K A A , 4 3- ' 1- ' . - - i7,rQ5,-,, -ff. A 35W Clifford and Fielding plan stx'atCQy. w's the wurld situation? .. 5 WF 3 1 F, mv'-L., 1 x . 1 , 3 3 -1 Q, . ,- s ws- A' '. 1 . . aff?-gay?-:-i -- . 22a1.',- '.-' '95 Q-, , N . 'Is , . ann Qf F QW' I . 1 w .,l 2 ass M 4 we .- ii i ff -331255-'ff-1? f f 'lffdfjlri' fr . f, X '57, TV, 'tip' 'N .. ,.--'-' ,ff -ff':i-:-. ,if ' ,-:J 'M s l 'f'll1:' A al! '2 .,p::5 l 2-55-1' Charliv and Jeff pre-pare fur thc Sark. v ' L -f . 9- X 5 I if 5 Faithful pzxtrfvns FRE HMB Fred and Bremer relax A ,, X 'e x A' ' , ' '.' ' ' A f ' ' IIA x ' ,dw N .Q - ' 11, ,P ' fr f' . V Ymfre Hffating g f '- No -1 x gm AN , , and lhwse guys think IAIH enjoying it. if Sum beats going tw Classes. ,sf :YU X E 5 2 PD' J X1 Dwug rccuperates in the infmnarv uw - s 'S 1 42 - Every September some forty-five to fifty neu bovs find themselves embarking on a most important phase of their scholastic careers. As freshmen at Governor Dummer. they are faced with many new changes and responsi- bilities. Many are forced to perform against better com- petition than they have ever faced before. This year several freshmen distinguished themselves scholastically. Included in this group are Fred Evans. Bill Gromko. Anthony Knapp, Alan Chase and Brock Callen. These. and others. are conscious of developing their full academic potential. On the athletic field, Scott Magrane, Tim Browne. Garry Leahey. John Mackenzie. Steve Rolfe. and others gained prominence. The class of '65 should make a tremendous contribution to Governor Dummer athletics in coming years. This vear's freshman class started nfl' tvith a bang. Seve- ral learned that skipping breakfast isn't north a cold walk to the post office so early in the morning, As the fresh- men gained the maturity which is a part of life at Governor Dummer. they lic-Han to take an important part in the growth and development of the school. The freshmen have made great strides in preparing them- selves to meet the responsibilities of coming years. Y ,- 1 N 11, . .21 ' 11,0 .5 f A 41 f- Hifi- 1111! f if, ', -m! 'fg'i I acts i QQ 4 .- 'Q - I-14 .- 5-,'! If-.5 sq: EP-ka-, Elgk if-'S' i,,'5'l.n.-Q I 3 it Nir, Dann entertains two Masonites in his apartment I . y 4,- Y, . ,, Sherby looks puzzled. 43 Link Clark and Ilan- Sullivan discuss the tr.1nsport.ttion ques- firm. GLEE CLUB GOVERNOR MILESTUNE 0RGANIZATl0NS 5 'LX '4 If s' '5 ,, 59' . Q4 Vw .D Q I '-I :K-'.'1 -, 'aux .v- 'Y . .,. . We 1.33 -i. . 4,1 .Ai fi '75 i'TlllS is good GLEE CLUB HA POLl HED TYLE The Governor Dununer film- Cfluh uf 1961-61, prom-cl to he one of tht- lmest in years. Due- to constant prrivtitt- and cletailf-cl rehearsals. larger zuiflic-nues 3ITf'llC'lf,'4l each concert. and an inereased minilwr ol! I'f'Qll1'iIS to pf-rlorrn at Civic' and soeial gatherings verifietl the film- Cllulfs popularity on the North Shun- The first perfornianre took plzuv In-lore frit-ntls of t,owr- nor Dumrner in the Oxal Room ol the Slit-ratoii Plgifti Hotel in Boston on cY51'iillll'I ll' ol' last war .Mr--ruling 'fo Deny liioltlr-u. the film- Cllul-is giresitlf-nt. it xxiis il stunning pc-rforrnaneef' The first joint Concert was with the Walnut Hill School at Governor Dummer, and as far as Mr, Sager. the t'lub's director. nas concerned. it was a tremendous sureess and a fine start for the year. The Nleistersingers haw also contributed to the Glee fllee Clulfs popularity. These eight lmoys have Charmed auclienees with songs like George Jones. Joshua and The Mosquito Song. The Meistersingers harmonize around the piano. wir? .,,, ,,,-,, , lv- met? ,Q 46 . FRONT RUIVJ Harnrie. Johnson. Hnnver. Healy. T1'lPf'5l Fenn, R. Clark. McNally. Culver. W. Vaughan. Jameson, Blair. D. Gnlden. SECOND RUIV: T. Cinnk. Durfee. Hunt- ington, Fitzpatrick. Gordon. Dresser, P. Butler. R. Taylnr. Taylor. Machinist. Cnffnian. Hughes, Witt. Lewis. THIRD Deny enjnvs an alter-1 tint 1-rt danre They are Denis tlnlden. Steve Blair. Cv Hnnver. Jfvhn Tarhell. Ben vlaniesnn. Turn Tnlmey. Ken Pnurh. and Steve Witt. Special attentinn shnuld he direeted tw Steve Blair xthn nas the leader nl thc- QIYIIIIJ. and alsn c't-nrclina- tnr of the groups numhers. This years filee Cluh added run nf-xt ideas tn the rt-alrn nf qrnup singing at flnvernnr Dunnner .-X neu quartet from the juninr Class gained valuable experienee singing together. Ted Crunk. Steve Hughes. Dun Stnne. and Steve lVitt emulated the tunes nf their milder hrnthers. the Meis- tersingers. and displayed a special harrnnnv nl' their :mn this past year .Xlsw plans nerr- niadz- fur the filet' flluh and Kleistersinqers tw rf-enrd their stings in the lutnre. Dennis finlclen shnuld he tnngratnlaied fur the fine juli he did as president. He was Hill nnlv the spnlxesrnan lin' the filee fllnln. ut-lutrninu friends and alinnni at tnnrerts. hut alsn singer nl nwst split parts. thus tnntrilnitine Ln the filer- Clulfs repntatinn. Nlr. baser. the cl1rertfu'. and Nlr Stnne, the pianist. were essential ln the success uf the filer' tflul: Thr-v nerr- respnnsilmle linr inal-ting this vt-aris urmtp gt tznlx inf-rnnralvle Q Relllf' Str-lliev. Kelly. Stnne, Bird, Stockton, Dent, Dorr, Faxnn. Davagian, Farmer, Fullerton, Headley, Mercer. l'Y?l'lf'l'H IKUIV: Mefiilvray, Snyder. T. Gulden, Nason Entxvistle. Tarhell. P. jnhnsnn, Langenhaeh. MCNC-il. Barr Presentt. Pnueh, Navins. fllee Clluln. 47 Xt tin: :w1::.1h.w-N-.1 dum- PITUZSSI 1 . Oh! My aching . . i, K? lx X The Mischords provide mid-dance entertainment. G I, WX 7 5 -J f '2 . .4 ff o - I -1 E , f 9 ' , . u 'nw gg' 3 2 ,. xf '-1 f 5, ' If l 1 69,4- 'm '7 1 s - , . all V ,I A , 2 ' H' 'J' .sl 5 ' Y V Ig riff' y, , , 4 I , 1 ' aw- X, ff ' .ig 5 A-f is . .,f: f, wwl. 1 f 4 1.-. ,,,.-54, N 'rf THE GOVEllNOR f F 'I N. X , ud- v 49- F' nil Tom and Cy go over the layout. Mr. Linberg and Editor-in-Chief Cy Hoover collabo- rate on the Gocernor. FRONT ROIV: Mcfiilvray. Ingalls. Taylor. C. Hawkins. Brace. FOURTH ROl1': Free-dlierg. Parker. FIFTH ROW: Ellis, A. Gearhart. Hague. SECOND ROIV: Snyder. Dietz. Surrey. Hoadley. SIXTH ROW: Connelly. Klann. Bailey. Moore, J. THIRD ROW: Steele, W., Coburn. 50 'V' ' . K1 xv! LE, uasrft Deadline met1 the pressurefs off. my idea. 9-Q V1 ,LL Ai 'aw 51 H THE NILESTONI S 4 . 1 1 ' ' A K .7 y T Q . - L p- ,fa Y -1 LITERARY CLUB Ltr Peter B. makes a pmnt. DEBATING CLUB As we say in England . . . SPANISH CLUB llllllllll ll Viva la Espana! m......,....n...,...w. M OECCFS. left to right: Sc-l den. Efhavarria. Mac Laughlin. Bond. Prexi dent, Mr. Clancy. Bird RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION GRIIUP R 'I 'M Bang Lfifltfn ref. , A - - . , FRONT ROW: Bjork. Moore, T. McNally. Durfee. Machin- THIRD RO W: Selden, MacLaughlin, Davagian, Ferris. ist, Entwistle. Dorr. Sir. Harris. SECOND ROIV: Snyder. Strater. Pouch. Kasnet. W, Steele. Gorden. Vaughan. Buck, Agnew. Butler. P. Fenn, Randall. Coffman. Orcutt, Fay. Blair. Everett, Bird. Moore, J, Bond, Michel, Lorenson, Healy. J ., 'fs ul fi J '- .4 nr if ' . , . T. ee I 1 I Tarlms. Kell. aim - v listen intently 35 XIV Ilar- ris opens fl dist uiiii-ii RADIO CLUB ,M . ,,,,x r 4.4 f' guy says hc-'S fI'Ulll X mm plxxh Ihr' Imltwxl. A JI W'hy don't you modulate the uscillamr? CAMERA RIFLE CLUB . Y--.-QW RMC Club hULl5E'K'lC21HiIl '13, T 4,5 59 On the hunt! PIKWWCSSIIIQ lll thm' cl xrk IWHPIII I STORE Af,-,... AN NA 'b 1 lt X , Fast and friendly service greets the custf-mer. POST OFFICE . 5 4, - -v Y Y l Q.. I, I. The mail is -rut. fm 'il Students grab a snacl-1 between classes Shell nnally get that letter gt! 4 1 L ...L B . ., 7 V CHEERLEADERS f K Yi? lf s ff V 1 A ' -- 7 A' ,- 1 ' ' FROXT ROIV: Slllam-. A Dietz.Blair. B11Ck.T1-be? ' 0 -N ' BACK R0I1'- su-am - Q 5 Q James. Snyder, Mar- fx ' H Laughlin. G I Af' . -4 X 'l..L Q' ' 'HvLc-.?'4. Qpf1E.+mXErl'faP fif E 'I ifi E D E ' 1, ' ' J .W -SWE' 4' ' 3 'K -15.-f -UL. , f-'af-N 4 ag-.E-.14 W EEE, 'G 'L 35119 61 mt 'I E-am. hgh!! FALL 64 WINTER SPRING ,i!..lgg5 . 'TW ,N THLETIC Hi Sv :F 5 hw, ' 6 -H., F5 '13 Co-Captains Pete Flaherty and Colin Studds Coaches Anderson, Marr, Sperry, and Linberg VARSITY F 00TBALL HAS TOUGH BREAKS FI' 'N 113, A f- t'W I 59, . A 4 . N ' 'JM SKF' Q. ff:-...M 64 if! 9 Wm i 'K ROW: Wise J. Ellis. Kwtarski. Faxmti Shafmastcr. N1 L1I1lJCIQ lC0'7fhl FRUNT R011 'NI XIHII fffllh axagiati. McNally. Butlx. Blair ffllfirzzzgrrl. .UIDDI.1'f B I hr um Faux x wtfipmiwz Stu c if Mr. Sperry ilffftzclti. Culver. Hilgciitltirtli. Svsvl. F ftzptunzl Harkin YN Xaughatt amesfiii aivr. T. Gfilden. Cam. D. QiftlClCI1, Mr. .'XndCrsuti fC'0aflt4J. XXlit-ri this yfj-ars XQUSII5' lwithall caiicltclatt-s had rt-ttiim-cl tit sclifwl iii the micltllt- til Sf-im-iiilit-i'. tifgi-li Silt-iry wasted littlv time iii lmqiimimg practitt-. .Xltlifrttuli the'- tt-amis fin- rc-turiiinq lc-tt:-rtiie.-it xwrc all liiic-me-ii. thc- Cfiafhes were Cfirificlc-nt that the hacks Cftllllllg up lrfitii thf' limfat fwfithall teams urulcl fill the vacant pfisititiris. Lcd hy Crt-Captains Pete- Flaherty and Colin Stucltls. the tt-am twirl-gf-cl hartl t-i get rcaclv fftr its first uamc with St. Sehastiarrs Cffttntry' Dax' Sfhffwl. .-Xlthriuqh the Cm'- Cl'I'l4tI'5.f1l'SI 4-ppftric-i'it r-f the: St,'ZiS Il had alrr-acly playa-cl a game. the Rod Team prrwccl tri he a twttgh frppfiiiffiit fur the visiting Saints. But cltif- tw mistakes always prvsf-nt in a first game. thf- fLfm?r'tifi1's ucrf- Ilf'SPCl wut ll-6. .Xftcr the Cf-aChf-s had f'ZiI'C'l-llllk' Sl rutiiiiyr-cl the nifwics of this rfiritf-st. mtivh Qflv-rt nas Illtillf' tw ctfrrf-tt thc- mistakes fit thc- first same. But lI'l thf' st-cfiiicl 'dfillll' xxith Htwutir' aml Nitlifils, thr- tf'at'i'l still sw-iiif-cl tri malx- iiiistalu-s, Plagttvtl lay ftttiilflw-S. thf- fylrXf'l'Il4-li '.'J'1i4' utialilv tit titfixr- tlir' liall sittwaslitilly and clrfippf-cl this Qfilllf' ll-IL. lltlriiiu thc- llillmtiiiq nt-vlq. thf' tr-am x-.tiilgvrl l1.il'Cl tit Xf'li lll tht- tiiisttrl-ws xxliitli St. Sebastian's Browne and Nichols Moses Brown Miltcmn Groton St. lN1ark's Belmont Hill G. ll. A. OPP 6 10 8 28 14 12 0 18 Your turn is coming. Not through here. fella!! Golden gets set for tackle. had been pointed out in the first two games. On Novem- ber ll, the Big Red traveled to Providence, Rhode Island, to play a scrappy Moses Brown team. Determined to live up to their potential, the Governors played an excellent game. Sophomore back Tom Nlaier. ably assisted by center Tim McNally and tackle Ben jameson, led the team scoring with three touchdowns. Quarterback john Shafmaster and left-end Bob Segel, both juniors, collaborated for the final touchdown, as the Governors took home a 28-O victory. Having regained their confidence. the team eagerly awaited their next foe, Milton, on Parent's Day. The Red men did not disappoint the partisan crowd. Sparked by an exceptionally strong defense led by Studds and Fla- herty, and an effective offense with Jeff Ellis at the helm. the visitors were shut out 14-O. The next week the Red Eleven was entertained by Groton on their Parent's Day. After three scoreless quarters, the Big Red made a successful bid for the first score of the game, but Groton was on top 14-12 when the final gun sounded. The team had not shaken off its last 'defeat as it bowed to St. Mark's 20-O. The Governors final game with Belmont Hill proved to be a hard fought contest. Fine performances by Bob Cate and Dave Hilgendorff on offense and Denis Golden and Burke Leahey on defense enabled the Big Red to tie a highly rated opponent. Keep plugging. youre almost there Jeff connects with Seegs. Y' 52 T , .'i I5 ' , Better try the other side! This year's record does not reflect the time and efforts put forth hy the team and the cwaehing staff. Messrs. Sperry, Marr, Anderson and Linberg. The team is grate- ful to Mr. Sperry for his dedicated coaching in his last year as head Of this department and sends best wishes to new Head Coach Anderson and Co-Captains Bwh Cate and Dave Hilgendorff for a sueeessful season next fall. I , . , ,sal f ' . . A 'K ' I 1 r . 4 '- , . I, 5, Q ' f lt. . rag' i H v P' t . O iii fill It X 'N 4. K4 C0-captaim John Tarball and Rick Kn if . 4 0 X M1-. lg .earns imniil. '-X 8,I.K ight x x , avxs S JMi-3-' if: -4151 un.. ' Yvxfhv , ,Q Q. 4 .', I Coach Navins talks to team at the half. OCCER TE M C0-CHAMPIO , new 'iff n 68 , . J . if, 1 0 ., - L' af?-.fw 4 f A N '94, 5 - ,Wli A',fnv6 N' '.7U..-1. ',- ,CU- - 1 vi,-w ..,wu -. , A -' ,iw Q-1 .f . .50 .,,,. -nv' ff' x ' W u13,.n. ,A W 'v W1 X 'V . 3, L . fl , fs N K,'- Wifi In 4 K , .QI THIRD ROIV: Stone. A. Thomas, Navins. Cook, Fitzpatrick, Laughlin, Rock. Snyder, Mr. Coolidge lcililllfhl FIR ST Bailey, Eyeleth. Fullerttin. Mann. YYliitte1iirire. Slfiane. Tung- ROW: Fay Cflf07l11g'6'fl. SClCleI1. Steele. Ferris Toney berg. Sl'fCO.YD ROW: Mr. Navins KCYUIICIZJ. Stockton. Knight ICU-niptrzzirzj, Tarlmell KCU-cuptainj. Kasnct Healy Caldwell, Bird. James. Petri, Connelly, Mcfiilyray, lNIac- Hoover, Punch, Lorensrin fhlaiiagerj. Strong throughput the entire seastin. this year's varsity sficcer team amassed yictwry upfin yictpry. attaining a record of nine wins. finly tum lfisses. and une tie. Each player had treniendrius pride in the team and his :mn accfimplishments which prfiduced a tie fur the league champiiinship. Preseasfin glimpses at the team showed great prfiinise for a successful year. The reasun was that there were seyen returning lettermen. whit were Steve Kasnet. Rick Knight. Ken Punch. jc-hs Selden, jwhn Tarliell. Tum Tobey. and Andi VvllllKC1 ll1'Ttf'. Five uf these were letter- men from the prf-yirius year. As the seasfin prfigressed. grinding out the yictfiries proved tri he iw prfihlf-in at all. The Tahwr game was Certainly the must thrilling game mf the year. lt kept the heneh as yxell as the stands fin their feet. Truly. this nas the fine game which highlighted the amazing zihility nf this team. Birth teams shared the nuiiilier uf attempted gfials uith tuenty-ffiur each. The ffiruard line cwnstantly tormented the Tahiti' gfialie with pfiyyerful drives. Time after time he thxyartecl attempts tfv score. lleleat seemed ,L ga? Q X pf ' Q X.. ' ebs winds up ,hc 'rv 5 I ,rf . c at J I G.D.A. Opp. Andover O 2 Noble and Greenough 3 l Browne and Nichols 3 0 Brooks 4 1 St. Paul's 4 1 Milton 2 l Belmont High 4 1 Tabor U 0 lkledford High Q 4 St. lNIark's 3 0 Middlesex 2 l Belmont Hill 2 O Warren Steele fires. N 'tiiari-lightly' :l.. ,giil,g 5-- Z-' VJUEQ- .4 L ' init. ,I V, 1 N Y 4, 'jztyisilixfdxlhkg' V 'H .19 .1 ' r I .. ,I S f -v 1 Qs 'N' .xl 'pq ,L v ..,,- I, - Q .- ' '4 -.-1, . V- x . -v Q ' -no L' n.. 5 Tx. ,- A . - -f... . A 5' . ' .. - . '- l . Q' , ' 1 1 ' . 'vt ' 13 I Y -v ' 1. ,, A V - , , -Q , - Q ' -v its 1 N-Q .- 0, 4 . . ' - H-if '?:'.,gY an '-at - B , f?: ' ' un- - K-P' f an - . ... i ... .... - , . Qf.-diana, 3' . Q if f. . Rick Tongberg makes a stop as Peh comes to his ai , . 4 .' .X 'QA-,,. . 'MC ' if ' v..+7f24f,-:vs FJ .r-am, 4, we 1 . 1, t tt-eff k sv th J. I X 1 .x 1 Q I' I ' Hi ,-,I I r-1 -I' -',,' ,Fai 5'1 -,d, 'L' 'N' El- ' ' ' it 1' yi 'L ,L,:Y:d'.s- l A ' 4 ' fi -'A 'e .--' if 'J' .Aft - 5,qHP'lC.' lids ' If 3 W N1 ' ' 'fs1f1tt.,2411Q ' - 4 .- JH.. 1. ,zu-. 'fn' , ,tp ' else fi ' . Q '. ,g'--4qg,,,tL,an ,rr ,,, -ww: l',,g,1-J3 '5'Q.:'7 . ' s-,si ,. 1,1 Lv v':+..'.,' 'Q 4- 'f'-.'-I ?4 if ?.:f:3q Jehs eyes the hall. certain as Gomez ol Tahor. who had not missed a penalty kick in lour years, stepped up to the hall, For- tunately the shot went over the goal. and a 0-H deadlock followed. From that point. everyone knew the importance of winning the remainder of the games. for the team was tied with Tabor. and each victory hecame more precious. If a most valuahle player had to he selected. it could not have heen done. .-X majority of the games produced a different outstanding player in each such as Bob Mac- lauuhlin with his Qarne savine goal in the Xlilton game. Many hoys produced with amarinq regularity in every game. ln the forward line. Jr-las Selden and Ken Pouch centering the lrall from the outsideg Tom Tohey. Bohhy James, and YN'arren Steele unleashing powerful drives: Steve Kasnet consistently pressing the goalie: Rick Knight, Chis Ferris. Cy Hoover. and Stan Healy bril- liant on defense as well as setting up offensive charges: john Tarhell and Peh Rock hreakingf up scoring threats of our opponents: and Rick Tortqlwt-iq in the goal So often coming up with seemingly impossihle saves. Because of this tremendous lvalance. Nr. Navins aptly awarded the lNl.Y.P. award to the l96l soccer team. ln the words of coaches Naxins and Coolidge, to whom is extended a great deal of appreciation. This was the team to w atchf' it l 1 ' fin l S 4 git., Q-L wfv 45444 J f, .0 ,Nm I, ,, Q 4 A 'Q-5... .,,,.'k- H: , 41, - f..n,., .,f-:.j'f I if. 'Q' , N x. 1,,'5,,--- , 'fi Ixfsfi-7' w' , ,lv Lhvlx, . .,...42 v . ,-,M ::,,AN .6 H . 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Q, , .ZZQQU gg .7211-.f,, if any-it ,fav-,-3,-A ,, -ML w.3Xg':,af':f 'R .. - A ' '- 'ffl '1 P'A ' 1- 1.,4, .. . 'U 15 1 gm - QJWSXYKK walk 71 sf-. -.ir tim Cross Country running made its debut in Governor Dum- mer athletics this year. It was made possible by the ar- rival of ex-Harvard captain. Mr. lTcLean. who coached the new squad. Coached is somewhat of an understate- ment when the weekly workout was rarely under twenty miles. and hurricanes were minor obstacles. Under this treatment. the squad could not help but to get off to a fine start. During the season, the team took part in five meets, This number will increase next year when we are firmly es- tablished, Our First victory against the Andover J.Y.'s was followed by a series of close defeats against St.Paul's. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM INAUGUR TED 4 A - Coach McLean starts them oFf. IUSIYUCUOUS- gentlemen- 1 A K 1 l 72 'V' T -QQ I 4, f.. K2 ' ,.. A K L--. vv'-1' -- , . 4' - ..s-, 'rn 1. , I I n.n i'l X L 1 : U X l I v fl' 1 1 f U v K XX U Z BACK ROIV: Fenn. Macintyre. Hughes, Knapp. AIIDDLE ROW: T3f'lfPf. Rolfe. fXlt'Phee. Michel. Eddy. Mr. McLean lC0rzclzl. FRONT ROW: Blnrrin, lxllieeiihafli. Hntuistle iC'a ff1Zi7ll. Dfvrr. Orcutt. Exeter and Laurence. The latter prfwed. as far as our times were concerned. tu he the hest rrf the season, Next 7 year. with rnfwre experience. we should he ahle to match nur fippfrnents, In the lnterscholastics, although we were unf'-rtunate. me were anything hut nutclassed, On the teani. Ran Lagenhach. next year's Captain. prnved tw he ffutstanding hy taking first place in all events except in the lntersehrflastics where he had the niisfnr- tune nf lining a shire. Rnh Michel and John Dwrr, ful- lwwed hy Bill McPhee and Jack Fenn. prrwed tri he ifinsistent tli1'm,zQlintit. cfimpwsing the tearnis senirir hack- lwne. Jfillll Nlarintyre and Peter Nlfrrrin should hnth he useful in the ff'lI1lIlQ yr-ar. having gained valuable ex- perienri-. Stew- Rf-ll?-. Z1 hiuh-perl'trininu fl'f'illlIlZ1Il. sl'iff'.i.r.-cl fJI'f'II119f 'l a grind I'llI'lIl1I'lQlllII1IY' C: I1llI'll,1f'Cl interest in Crue: C llIllI'B. as xwll as the Ufrinf-rl f xjH'1lf'I'1ff' nf this Xf'lil'iS unclr-iw liissinr-ii, piitxirlr- a lZi'. Itilrlf,'lllll1!f' lm Nli N11 In-an s tigers 73 Nice race, Bill. AD- PONY FOOTBALL BACK ROIV: C. JHIIIISUII. Chnsv, Sargc-nt, T. Cfllvn, jwhu Sli-wzls, .UlDDl,lf lfUIi': f:f11'ICI', ,-Xudm-gmm. Glwvcr. Sullivan. jzxrk. B111 Sargcm flhfffrlzl. I lCU.YT Ifflllf' I'wpo-, Ilfmf-xml, Nichulsun. Brewster, Qlrwckcr. Marks-nzic. Nlcfluirc, fXIw1'twn. I I fu 13.-ICA' lff7Il': PCflI'S.lH4 Phil .If-l1m.,11. CI4111lf-x'lv11r'y. :XIl'll'l'l', JUIIIINIUII, R. Il1+lu'1'l5m1, XYilliams, 7 Pm-ii. Xmww. IXIIPIZIII. IJIIILIIIX, l,,1l1L1x.111 in. ,1l1DDI.l:'lCHIi': fhilllllllxl f.1If1HllQl'7 P. I, ITIIUIIIJS. I iI'llliIlLl. IIf'aul1f'y. l'xl'f'l'lllll'l'U. IJ:-xtvr. Ruxv, C11-wkv, f:QlIll'Il. NI1, EYIIIIN ff'f'11ff19. FICIDXY' 1 ' , V . , - V 1 IJHI, Xxllxxffllll. lwv, clllltllllk, llunlnl, Clark flu-1f1f1!f1.f11f. I IXHIWVIINUII ff,ff'zf1j1!f1.r1 . SIU-11rug11n.fv1r'Qu. hmm-llx I'1'11Nl'I 75 .IUNIUR VARSITY SOCFER BACK ROW: B. Dorsey, B. Gromko, L. Clark. F. Evans. N Xpollonio Norris K Linberg .UIDDLE ROW: L Robinson. H. Hannon, D. Hannon. K C nnf r B Xauqhn X Camerv Mr. Parsons ffforzclil. PROXY' ROW: E. Shepherd. Hill I llnnpsnic X ting t 1 lain l. A. Bradley, R. Dresser. A, Ellis. PONY SOCCER .ll'NlOH l'.lRSIll SOl't'lQR C1.D.A. Opp. Andover I 16 0 Exeter Light A ll l4 Exeter Junior X'arsity QH H Belmont Hill Svhool R l6 Berwick Avademy 'I.X'. 44 H l.ltilllNlNti FOOTBALL CLDA. Opp. Exeter B Clanvelled Brooks School tl Q4 lpsuieh High School U 255 BI'OOliS School fl 22 Andover l 2 l 2 Pentucket Regional H.S. U 6 PONY FOOTBALL lQ.D..X. Opp. Ipswich HS. Freshmen 0 38 BU 14'w ks SC'l14Hvl fl Q6 Exeter 6 I2 Emerson School H 2543 Thompson Aeademy tl 28 Emerson School U 16 Andover X Roxbury latin X Browne and Niehols V Brooks Sehorl X St. Pauls Schmt Niilton Academv X Tabor Xeademy X St Marks Schrol X Belmont Hill School X Andover Roxhurx Latin X Brooks Exeter Exeter Brooks Browne 'and 'Niehils Sehf l Belmont Hill t .n . .M- 'ZQT 1, .Lt :,i.h,L J Q 2 N 'K I J, O 1 lxy v 4, ' X4-Lv, if Ag .Pu ' I 7 ?': X . l L3 X Lzzptairz Pm-tm' CI, Flnhm-rty Nir. David YV1ll1amS Cuafh muh Pete BASKETBALLTUPSLEAGUE Tapfvff. and uffre HH again. 1' Jr.. , K if 1 . I ' J' ji in 3 I ' D . F 'L 78 BACK ROW: lfr. Williams fcoachl. S. lVitt. D. Cnnellv. C. lfackenzie. A. Prescntt. R Navins. P. Johnson pllanfzgeri. FRONT ROIV: Ellis. T. Xfaier. E. Kleven. P. Flaltertx Captain B. Segel. T. T'-hey. B, Ptinle. H'ith only one letterman returning fffvm the '61 squad. the ftutlnftlq fur this years varsitv basketball team mas none two bright. Yet under the leadership of Mr. Wil- liams and Captain Pete Flaherty. the team experieneed a very successful season. With an exceptional defense and fiutstanding scfiring halanfe. the team tied fur the league Champinnship. Losing 1'-nly tn emi-Champion Brrwnks hv f-ne point. the team Compiled a rec'-rd nf 6 and I in league play. Standnut games included a 63-41 win river St. Marks and a 66--ll victory river a fired-up Xliltnn eluh. Every member nf the first six was capable nf scfiring in double figures in any given game, Snphwmnre Trim Nfaier was a Cfinsistentlv fine scorer and rehftunder. featuring a QR priint nutput against lffllgh Belmnnt High. Tom Tnhev showed a gfvwd outside set shfwt: and. as the season prrwgressed. he prfived to he an excellent hall handler. Ball-hawk. Jeff Ellis. sparked the team nn several different weeasif-ns with some fine shooting and all around heads-up plav. Jeff led the team tn viftmrv liver Milton with 18 pnints. A great deal fvf the sucseess wwf this vear's team is due tw the inspiration provided hv Captain Pete Flahertv, ,X Maier drives 1-eu ' is. lx .. -Xa . Y , .DA l.a'.xi'r'i.f'f' 41 Uiwit-iii 42 91. Sfyliastiiiii' 46 Beflyzi-writ llill 45 B1'w.xiif'- Zuul X 64 St. Xlarlxk 63 Xlidcllf-swx 43 MHS:-S H1'ii'.uii :lb Biw-ks 4l Xlllhvli ON St. Pauls UFS Btlliii-lit lllul EQ Nfilvlc axial Ui 49 HC-lwiwiii fil Tabm' 5, lv-A '14- Nllflllk lr'1'lo x iix. . xiclvcl Ili rlgv em i'lI.lYl! :mil li-I Ur gm tlif- if-n :M-iiiinl limit Q, Q aj was 1,1 am iv-:mi Hillx Piiffn- ' 'i.+:1'v dm iii piacricf: lN'illi :Xl up Ed 21- ir if A34 irirl Ji' x rl 'T i-i iii 1 ri'1'I1fw Iii ilw N1l QN I 1 l 1I IN li Ntimii ili rl ilhlll P1 C.fi:.'-llv. Sic-im Hitt. Cal Nlfxll-it'I,lfQ' :mtl Rmtx Nix - all rc-ui This tr' f-f Ilif- 1-vc-i' px HI' Billy Fl WI! l, Smzinliii Tlif- I3 iII1I'U'1'S f'IlllI ' iii '61 fylk r' 'i . g 11.1-wg .1 xI..iIE .1 if-fm: pu! li lx' IliiQ xr-'xi' Tlii- .l,'.iI!l '. illilvll .15 4 - -,N ., .i, ruins. the wutlfifilx Iwi' iir,-xt Year is liriff ani was alirle tw 1'--rizf: up with l'iCf'X'lCkl4IlkN1I1 ll N lf,-agile Cliaiiipifiiisliip. Outitzmdiiig max um 'cvifiiislv 1fiiCf' lWfQ'3UAl'l Xlicicllvsfix. The- pcilfwrriian Sr-fr-l. in Qralfliizis Ll' I'f'lP llI1Cli and li - ci U iii 1 Tfiiii f,ni'1'rAt5i-i'i. til lll nwims. was pai inii x 1 iwspixms Il-1' zicxi xr-iii' rm- vvffllej-iii Ritiumnf Jn-ll Ellis. Tfiiii Nlziic-1' and Biilw Saul in f I ll 1Z'il I l-1HI'ClS fi!11'll1l'l' SHIV! Niliv' X111 YYilli:iim liqu ialwzi mint xx N i 'nlci 'XIN'Ii'.'IA4'L. sifip lim. l,.:x mmf tliri ii l iv :iii l i lii iiiliii x iiliilitx I ii il ill it mil Iiwx l ill ix mliivlix If 11111 as nprlx' iw-'.i.ii'clf-il Il-1' rliis Siimc-4 1 U irj HI tliag Ikxw Klf1wglxl.l1SL'IIS in X ' ll N liI4lI1I1BNIi Klex' grabs the rebound. Tom drives on the fast-break Jeff goes up for two! Way to get up the-re Tom! Captazn Howard VV, Durfee, Jr. Mr. G. Heberton Evans. Coach WRESTLERS RETURN T0 UNDEFEATED RANKS Another vidfvryf 82 i BACK ROIV: Mr. Evans fcillflfllj. Pyne flllarzzzgerj, Stone, Tarhell, Cate, B. Leahey, Hilgen- dqyfflfq Mr, Marr fCQnfhj. FRONT ROIV: Taylnr, Hughes. Fenn, Durfee fcdflflllilll, M. Jnliiistm, Ham kins, C. Taylor. The wrestling team has again returned In its status of heing undefeated. The prwspeets fwfr the '62 season were hrvpeful, uith four men returning as veterans frrim the Intersehulastics last year. The stirfessful seaswn was primarily due Ira the grand halanfe uf the team. It is intr-resting tw nwte that only one man went thrwiiqh the seasrtn uith a tfimpletely unmarred retwrd. The rither memhers Irfdlllt' tt-am all had iinpressixe seasftns. each man fwnipilinq a winning rt-wvrcl. This fart. Cwmhined xxith the dedirated efwaehing uf Nlr. Evans and Mr. Marr. prvmluc ed this fine result. :Xt llll, Bwh T3y'l'tI' pI'f1Cll1fC'Cl anrither suc'c'c-ssful year, Finishing with a 6-l rf-effrcl, He nas has lg:-d up hy junihr Carsrfn Taylffr, uhm pinned tm, hppt-nr-nts in this Class, Nextcrtmer. Dirk Hawkins. prfwf-cl tft hr- a xalnahlr- asset tri the team in the 113 lh. class Ile cami- thrfiuuh with several needed virtwrit-s against strung vlppwiimits. ending the year xtith hte mins and twrr lrrSSCS. Veteran. Tiger llfthnsfin, had anwthvr line Sf'1l91iIl at lil. ln his third year fill the xarsity. he was vine til the Durf, on his way to another victhry. ,rf ' . 1 yin -qw. it M- W CLDA. 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I 'li ITIIS uwrks his sxxi Hllgl gvlh svt In sum K r M... 85 m 5v-ss, T 2 T ff! g CKIPIHIIYIX Stephen W- Blair Mr. A. Macdonald Murphy. cumffl HOCKEY TEAM HOWS VAST IMPROVEME T ' ' 1 ' . ' , 3 yi. I 'T J q it U -Lwfa f ,s V I i I K W , I A -L'.wj.1.j j ,.,'5 Y. -Q, ,,, A ' v s 2 J. , , .. f 5 I A L' Q ' Q A tv' V . ,--ff g Q sqm J..-' 45 , , - . T, . . .T , -Mg 'E - 5 A ,Q '-.. T- A . ,233 ri 'fiii 1:4 Y' vfi ii. 5 -. haf- Q-'J' , f 9-Q-'Z lf':4 'iff '-.ff A , , if ATF-N -im:-' fi! mf ',..,g 'T.'-:'- -3f7F 1 ,T-gli 1 'A 'y7?3T' 25s'ff'ih '17 '? 1-ff. 7'I-'P -S ' ' A 'I 9' Tl' , . ? '5'7f'iMaV Tu - ,, w , , ',' ' 5 'K 'i V 7-ff-1..lT'I,4 3' 3,0 wr! H ' 'F if t.?13: i ' ' WM- AT , . ' ' 1 ' A 1-4, 4 f - W .,'Kggy,:i'3gr4iQ' : ing-Era W- f-N-i'fQ,. ... . , 4 54 5 N ' fa,tg,'g -a-'Q-P1-W f--- ----- -.f A W' ...M -T' ' 2 - Q f52' f'4t 5 'QW 'L 'W YF9' , , M 3 ' 'T ' ,f.. Q r fxf' -'V-:'?. - f 1'9 i f-Lan-5.1 sv ' uf ' . f -A - ,Q , . 'AS'-5' 'Y 'E 5' 'H-33 - fm. 362' -if T . f .51 3-V 64:31. Wi A . i f T ff! T if . .23 , .LQiivi4 ,T ' ' A W ' +ve - . I , , . . 'b A 4, . ..,. M. , --- , ., , ,....g,, ,, 3s-.g AA M. X . - - T , - v. , '. S vs Q - SX1 1 X U ., ui 5 X, - T 5 ' , , I' ' . -TA 'xg ' ' A A v H X X Z ' n ' . 45 X n. T A' Ji v ,-- A -gf' . f 5 T , 1 'ls' I Q I S d ' U' ,l ,l 4 V as I THIRD ROIV: Farmer. Petri. Jim Everett. Snyder. Bird. Fullerton Illanagerl. SECOND ROW: Mr. Murphv Coach , Clark. Davagian. Kotarski. Cltiok. C. Smith. Strater AIZZVZIIQFV . FIRST ROW: Studds. Whitteinore. NY. Vaughn. Blair Captam . Ferris. Lorenson. Selden. XYith the Frost rink in operation for the second year. the varsity hockey team Combined team effort with im- proved skating to Cf-mpile one of the hest records in many years. Led by their outstanding captain and goaltender. Steve Blair. this years hockey team got riff to a fast start by winning its first three games. One of the high points of the season came xxhen Chris Ferris fired a rebound past the Middlesex goalie to tie up the game at the end of regulation time l-l. Middlesex seored on a tiring Red team in r i'.' ertime to hand them their second league defeat. A 4-O t-.in over Laurence and a 5-U victory over Nloses Brm-.n shorted that the team had the strength that would he needed in the last txto games against leaders Belmont Hill and St. Marks The team. though playing very uell. was rwerpmvered hx- one of the strongest Belmont Hill teams in years. Facing a powerful St. Marks team the next day. the teams Chances against a fluh mxhifh had previously- heaten Bel- rnont Hill looked very grim. The tight hack checking of the lines supported hy the strong defense of Dave Loren- son and Colin Studds. however. provided a tight game, 'N 1 's .13 P . Y--N E Y s-n..-.' Q . v A 41 Get that man in front Chris pv- fsf 4 .ip , 7,1 ,ill fi, ' .ag , L ,-42 .Z Close une! l The putential uf the team finally fame wut lurcing St lNIark's lv: xwirk hard liwr their last and league xxinninf: game. Early in the seasun. it did nut seem that the Big Red had the passing and shunting ahility uhieh is essential tri any gfmd lirmkey team. But hy erinstant drills un funda- mentals. eriach Murphy hruught nut the Fine play mf which the team was eapahle. The first line of Andi Whittemure. Chris Ferris. and Warren Vaughn im- prtwed fftIlS121I1llY tliriiuglifiut the year. Their ability was quite apparent in the Moses Brown game. as Warren scored twfv goals and Andi had fine. This line was ably harked up hy Rrihhie Sherman, Captain-elect Fcirhes Farmer. and Mark Petri rin the second line. These huys will form a strung fuundatifvn fur next year's team. The Senior line uf Jim Everett. Bula Snsder. and QI:-hs Selden shmxed that they were nut to lJC stupped either. as Snieks tallied the lrine gwal against St. Marks. Captain Stew Blair made many an ffppussing player shake his head hy making save alter save. Perhaps the must signiheant statement was made hy the Middlesex coach uh:-n he said that Steve was the hest gualie he had seen in the league in years. All these buys, with the help wf Mr. Murphy. pr:-vided a very sueeessful seasun which added greatly tw the pres- tige uf f2ux'er1iur Dunnner Hurkey, if . gig 4... ' 1 S4 1 5 Chris stups uppwnent. 'vj,,.,,,,' 5.3115 -- '71 nA-4 fl., Get it out of there. Davie! Culm Iullmxs up the play, l :E ., . 1 .. 'H,,v....,:,b A w' 1' -' J-.J -a . , ,f 'A nrt . 'Y ,,,r.x , 1-'ef ,. . . f gf,-. X ' '. . 'T -3-1 A 51,5-' 46, ,Q , , ff, 'QQ -5v'3i::' ' .I-x . - . .. - 'AOC .,-,:: 5 : , x- M. x S.- Q , - 1: 5 vgfl. 'T .445 gall -. , I voffgg: 89 Qt' l ,- in A ,W 5424 Q-1f'Q'21.4 Q inf' Q T K ,w- ,L ,vi 1 xi ,K Q2 I 9 A Q I A lg T ,. wif A . f if .ku Captain Denis Golden Headcoach Sperry and Captain Colden check results during the Tntersdmlastics. WINTER TRACK HAS BALANCE AND STRENGTH 90 THIRD ROIV: Hague lillarzagerl, Eehavarria, fwlaeintyre, Mr. XIt'l,egtn lffurzclzt, Mr, Fenn fC'0r1rl1l. FIRST R Nfurrin, Barkin. Dunaldspn. Kaplan, McNally, Cuffman D. Ilatmity Ext-letlt, Hntwistle. D, 191-ldeu, iClflf2f!lI7l tlfanrzgem. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sperry tCt1afhl, Foss. EL'1lllfilll- T. fittltlfll. .lFHIlf'S 11. P. Thpmas. Xliehel. Ilprr, XN'illiams. Dent. Barr. Tunelverg. Despite inclement weather and a laek pf praetiee facili- ties. this years XVinter Trarlx team had a truly remark- able season. Fuur sehuul reef-rds were shattered. and the team cumpeted extremely well aeainst sehenls with far larger enrullments. This fme shuwinq may he attributed tu two basie liaetprs: persexerante un the part uf the coaching staff and hard wurk un the part uf the Cum- petitmrs. Thruugh the seasun Mr. Sperry and his assist- ants. Bfr. McLean and Kfr. Fenn. devuted lung after- noons to helping buys impruve their performances. Be- hind the excellent meet efforts of the team members were tedious hpurs of praetiee nn the slippery read in sub-freezing temperatures. Boys engaged in running werlwuts were in eunstant peril frum sadistie mpturists and malieinus eanines while shut putters had t0 fend eff the efwfeet uf frosthite, Although many Capable huys competed the credit fur the team's enviable reeprd lies largely with the nucleus of runners w hu turned in cpnsistently guild perfurmanees, The 43 yard high hurdles, the 50 yard dash, and the illlfl yard dash were duminated lmy Spphr-mure speedster Terry fiulden, w hu set sehuul reeprds in the hurdles and the 511. Terry demunstrated his versatility when in the first meet he sfftred ruure than triple the numlter ttf puints sepred hy the entire Taltur team. Captain IJ:-nis fiultlen. whuse spirit and drixe set an example fur all rumpetitprs, always Hfuld lie ruunted fin fr-r a xt-ry fast NND, Cilusr- lnehind Denis in this ext-nt was llvfl Eu-leth. alsu a valualtle sprint man. .Xlthuugli Enelishman Peter lintwistle new-r Rzmny leads the pat 1' I ft , , , A f s - N G.lJ..X. OPP. Andover-Tab r511' ill ' ,t 52-4f g Exeter-Tahtir !9'Q 54-4 BAA. Games 2nd Flare Andover 32 4U Exeter 33 1 'fi 38 213 , ai-U il - ,H :QUIK 1-- .Li 1 1- Terry Golden goes into the far turn at the Exeter Cage, Rob Michel etunes tn the Finish line neck and neck xxith his opponent. ,. A ,, -eq 4, A Q.. Cam Barr and Lennie Kaplan make the handoff in the relax attained the llertulezm physique attributed tu him hy The Bfvstun Hamid. he did IJI'flCllII'C sen,-ral exeellt-nt times in the IOOO yard run. Star milf,-r Ranny l,an2enhath. txlif-st' lone strides ate up distante eflfirtlessly. Continued his string of vietriries virtually unripptised. During the etturse uf the seastin Ranny niannuvtl tri lf-ner the srhf-til retwfrd in his event tuife. The seasons highlights Came in the B..-X..-X. Games and the Intersehfilastirs. On the third uf February a mile relay team Ctirnptisetl tif Denis fhilden. JefT Eveleth. Terry Culden. and Pete Entxtistle ran a tlnse seeund In Hunt- ingdon at Btisttfn Garden. The teams time was f3:fl4.'2. a new sehfir-I reetird, Altliwtigli all fftur httys ran extremely uell. anehfir man Denis fifvlClCIl prrwided what was un- dtvuhtedly the seasfin's must thrilling moment when he almfist Caught the Huntinqdfin man in the Final leg. The team's perfurmanre in the. lntersehulasties upheld Nir. Sperryis assertitin that This is the hest halantted and strfineest running xtintt-r track team l have ever eriaehedf' Ranny l.aneenhath's 4:42 mile and Terry Citildens 3,9 in the hurdles, huth sthrifil reefirds, hish- lighted the Cfwinpetitiun. ln additittn tw these ninnine effurts. fQtwei'iiuri Duinmer taptured three seconds. a tie for third. une fwurth. and a tie ft-r fifth. .-Xlthfiuzh the meet nas nut stwiiwcli tht- fr1rXl'I'I1UI'S emerged as unfil- heial vietfirs. YN'ith str many vitttiries tt: mentir-n. 1-ne is likely tt' m'e1'lt,itik the perffmiiaiictt-s tif htiys uhm had nut reatrhed this peak. Senitfrs Rtth Michel, Ben jamest-n. and Darrel Hamric: did very uell ttmarcl the end tif the season. and xxill dtiuhtlessly Crintinue trii1np1't1x'e. Measured huth hy individual and team eflfirts. this years YVinter Traek seaswn was a great sueress. The records set and x'it'tf+ries win are fitting trihute to the mueh hard utirk fin the part tif the athletes and efiaehes. tQ . 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Nine out of eleven Governors battled into the semi-finals, two of whom went on to attain highest honors as individual New England champions. On March 10, in Alumni Gymnasium, Governor Dummer played host to the seven other schools which competed, The teams defeated hy the bovernors were Andover, Exeter, Choate, Tabor, Worcester Academy, Milton, and Mount Herman. These schools were hettered by the Red Team, who earned the trophy awarded to the team compiling the highest munber of boints. 3 'Q 1 Q yQ In the 115 lla. weight class, Bob Taylor wrestled effectively lu st-ture the championship by defeating Peter lXIuller of Andover. At 1113, Captain Howard Durfee easily snatched the championship by pinning his last two opponents. Mark J llIlW'I1 at 121: Steve I-Iughs, who upset First-seated Van Brinkcrhoflg Donald Stone at 152, John Tarbell at 177: each took second place in their respective weight classes. Carson Taylor took a third place at 110, while Burke Leahcy and Dave Hilgendorff held down fourth place positions at 167 and 1-17, respectively. The total niunlwr tif points compiled by the team was sixty, while the nearest competitor, Exeter, tallied forty-seven. -fy.. e-fr, .,. is i. 'f , , . -in . , .... , 5 . ,' tv, A l Captain Tom Tobey LACROSSE TEAM HA i'i'1-A-ss. 1. . 'QNX-' . fits-..yxf'rp. '-' Q WM., ,T 1'N.sf.,p W , Y y ,E Q Q, M 1 ., A f . 's 1 . f 52 ffm .55 fl' -M W., any xg fu' :byte ,fZx,' W ,.,1, . rt L wg .wt lv M 'fa ,H A -it Q I , L 4' 7 3 icy, qs! ,i vw., .4 . +yi',L-N ti? Mit , fn ' W.: A ' qs Goalie-Captain Tom Tobey starts to clear the ball against Lawrence Academy. 98 fl. - Coaches Evans and Anderson 9-1 SEASO Once again fine coaching, heads-up play. and intensive pride have brought Governor Dummer an excellent Lacrosse team. The Governors compiled a 9-1 record, playing a schedule which was composed of seven larger schools. The attackmen were Stan Healy, Jeff Ellis, Chris Ferris, and trcaseman Frank Bond. Jeff Ellis ran his total point score for the season to an amazing Hfty-three, with fif- teen goals and thirty-eight assists. Stan Healy, the crease mainstay a year ago. rotated between the crease and feeder positions. Frank Bondis effective quick-stick brought the team many important goals. The first mid- Held consisting of Dave Lorenson, Burke Leahey, and Bob Snyder played tirelessly. Although their positions are not glorious. they were indispensible to the success of the team. They were ably backed up by Bob Jones, Andi Whittemore, and Dave Higendorfli. The third midfield, Forbes Farmer in particular. came through in the clutch many times. Captain Tom Tobey, one of the finest goalies in New England, ran the veteran defense, con- sisting of creaseman Pete Flaherty, Colin Stidds, and Steve Blair. A standout substitute was Bob Cate. Colin and Steve did a fine job in controlling the opposing feeders, while Pete protected the crease. This year was Captain Tobey's third as varsity goalie, and he was the backbone of the team. In addition to his miraculous saves. Tom's speed and agility were a great aid to the defense. The 1962 Lacrosse team had great potential, and they lived up to exactly what was expected of them. Against our earlier opponents, they won fairly easilyg and the scores ran 16-1 over the l'VI.l.T. Freshmen and 17-0 over the Tufts Freshmen. The Governors, however, were faced with more formidable opponents in Phillips Andover and the New Hampshire Freshmen. Their 3-2 victory over a bigger and faster Andover team was the first since 1956 and was by far the outstanding game of the season. Both teams were playing their hardest. with Captain Tobey making many astounding saves in the closing minutes. Veteran attackman. Chris Ferris. fired the winning goal into the net in the last two minutes of the game. Tabor Academy. a perennial strong rival. posed a threat to the team again this year. Down at the half. the Governors. paced by midfielder Bob James, came back, determined. to beat them 7-6. James scored five goals and played an excellent game. Again. Jef? Ellis's feeding. and Frank Bond's quick-stick combined for two goals. the last the winning goal. with forty seconds to go in the game. The defense pill forth a sterling performance, not allowing the opposing attack to gain control of the ball for the remainder of the game, This year's record of nine wins and one loss. that being to Class A Champions. Exeter. was a fine record. and one of which to be proud, The expert coaching of both Mr, Evans and Mr. Anderson was certainly appreciated. and it contributed a great deal to the success of the team. The returning lettermen. led by Captain-elect Jef? Ellis are looking forward to next Spring, and hopefully. to another winning season under coaches Evans and Anderson. Burke Leahey brings the ball down against Andover THIRD ROW: Gregg. Randall, Farmer. Stone, Acerra, Jim O'Dea. Durfee. SECOND ROIV: Mr. Evans KCoaclzj, Poole Ullrznagerj, Studds, Bond. Flaherty, Cate, Blair, Hilgen- dorff. Nlr. Anderson fCor1flij. FIRST ROIV: Ellis. Snyder, B. Leahey, James, Tobey iCnptainj, Healy. Lorenson. Whittemore, Ferris. gi? yr X '51 1 ' Iwiiiii-Q Iwiiiiivi' fivlili if-1' thc- hull xiliily lflfked up Blair. 1 by Steve P my fl' cv. - -' . , . t 1 'vu ' ' i A. L. 1' , . I o Q1 ,Jn -Q , , lu .L N. 1' r,.-pp-1: 4' 'A ' ri' .. ,gif Stan II:-:ily up-ts sci In fccd. Cf-afli Exams talks ui his plnyffrs during Z1IiIT1C0llI. Z. M gr N? .f I, R. 1 Y 4 'S FW, ,ll- 48 gg' 4, . iltkan: I L. I'-'J Ki. 15. A P? . :L-:a-.. Jn. V :P LQRJ P' l F .... -X , 1 I N11: L lb f 4 ...AE - ' I , -. .Q . Y, . - Q v -,1 , h ft. I 4 A- :iz-MR S '-.ggv - 3 Ubi, M' 7,4 L' ' Captain Miko Kntarski A 1 SS Mike- talks with llf-atltwiavli Marr. BA EBALL TEAM HA UP A D DOW l'ht- Yarsitv Bawhall tr-ani 1-x JPI'lCIlCCCl a iiictlifwre sr-aswn this vt-ar Thi- tt-ani lltiftitzitt-cl hc-tuf-1-11 c-ithc-1' tif txw c-xtrc-tnr-s, Playing CKCl'lltfI1l hall, pitchc-1' Bnh Alac- ldlllgllllll hlankr-tl Miltwn -Ml in a tlnt-Q--liittt-r. hacked h5 a tt-am xxhic-h In-i'l'1t1'ii1c-cl mr-ll at tht- plate- H9 ucll as in tht- Fic-lcl. Ihr- tt-ani. ltrmc-x'-1 nas ahlr- tri clit nuth right in thf- ganit- against Mttltllcsr-x. and tht- f1nx'e1'iif 1 llaitl luck prmctl tri hr tht stnnihhng hlmlt nl tht tt-ani s I L . at A anccs 4 , t , . pftint. Ont mtninrtl cluiinq tht hattlt uith Xtihlc- t 1 gi 1 1 , tt c a ttast-na 3 t fi 0 it ffl 1 t c- Qixti inning New n with 1 t in tuntu 1tt'lCCl + '11 Q 1 aint- xx HI It t I K4 1 S ,, ya. Iwi: , -if--V- . 4. -.1- 1 twin A uni . i S. Blat t . lttl .th , is xittu ,. f St. . iasttans gat t ut. anwthtt cltsappwinttng . gatnc. 1 1 at ,augi 1 an txfc cn ga . Y , , 4 ..' 'ht t 5 lCI1IIlS1I12'ilJ1lllj tn piritlut 1, at the plate. Qi-1g,.' - f l A . f Tht- gatnc-s that highlighted tht- se-aswn wmv tht- Miltun x'it'trn'y and tht- 4-xciting clash xxith Tahiti: ln tht- Tahtn' qainr- the fLm't-rtifirs out clmvn Z1 th1't-t--1'nn lt-acl tw hc- cfniit- thc- nltitnatt- vit-tfvrs with an t-xtt-llt-nt hunt hx' Mike gets another hit against Brooks' lc-ft-hc-ltlt-t' Cy lItmx't-i- tw SlW1l't' Nlarlc Pt-tri l-l'UII1 thircl. Tut- tif tho wutstantling IIll'll xwtw- tht- Cf--Kl.Y,P.'s Mikt- Ktftarski antl Str-xv Kasnt-t. Nlilu-. as Captain and ut-ntt-11 fic-lclt-r, IJl'4lKllll'l'il tlit- must runs ul' anyt-nc tin tht- tvain :incl t-llit-vtixs-ly grahht-tl am' hall that vault- his may Nltkc-s pr-Q tw tht- plate- tn nail Walsh -it Bt-lint-nt Hill nas tht- intiit nivnitirahlt- til' tht- yt-ar. Xt tht- plate- Xlilw lol faint- tliiwitigh inany tiint-s tt, st-t-rp xtaltlahlt- 1-nm, Sigu- .,r Kasnvt, at third lnasc. ClCIHHIlSlI'.?ilCCl Pxccllcnt play on clvfmisv as was c-vid:-iit iii his uc-ll-c'xcc'i1tecl stab of a lim' lv -fh- -1 ,. 'gs' In 0- driw in thv St, lNIaik's game. Ili- alsri lvd the team in batting and sullen lvascs. Ed Klf-vin, Tum Rlaicr. Mark Petri. and Bula Sf-gt-l wftmi piwicliifcd valuahlc hits. and S 1 all iw-rr' r'xtrf'iiir-ly Vzipalmlv mi llf'l-f'IlSf'. Chad Smith was thc tc-aiifs vr-ry ahlr- and c-nthiisiastic Catcher. It is la-lt in rmiclie-5 imlc-S that Ihr- scwwee uf thc sc-asf-xi IG- nc-rc nut iiidicatiw- :if thc' ahility rif this tvaiii, and thi many ywiiiiqm' play-rs lfifik l'fii'uai'cl tu Criiifiriiiiiigf this itpiiiii-ii I1f'XI vc-ar. Mi: Marr is In-aving this yc-ar. and thc Varsity llL1if'l3Zlll Tc-:xiii jwiiis iii ir'2i'f't at thc' lfvss iff Z1 fim- uiai li and tvanli Pl' Fd die Klux'-ii lcls unc- gc-t hy against Middlesex H.-lfflx' RKPIIY O1-iiitt fillfimigul. .If-1' Stffwm. Siiiif-y'. Sl:-am-, CI. T8y'llPI' Klllanfzgerj. .NIQKYYAYD lfflli 5 Cf Smith, llf-lug Pr-Iii. Sf'Qf'l. Clriiiiif-lly. Klflllif. I-'IRST ROIV: Klr, Klart' fl.ff1ii'lzf.lxlr-xr-it lli-4-vc-i' lxfflai 'ski flkffflmzii. Klulirl. xlf'Plll'l', NIacl,au2hlin. 1 I 9flYfHF' X ' is 1, r V , nV'7 I D Y N main., vim UVERIUES if ll mln tl ERIUK mln 5V RIO 'H 102 s Q Each playvr iixxixili hii IHYI1 at the p Vlqllf' IPJIII t1'Il 1319. l'HIlllf1ll'N HMI. Kim I.ZillQl11iI1 103 pa - row...- Q. -11. ... ? ' .. 'fi m 'v--'-- -- ' L..J- , , ...fb M- .f-f 'W.m7'M--....,.. -Rub' ,, V: ' ff--'-7' ' 1., . ' x A ff! V 125 , n-LQ-' 'u'1'f?3 f if'4 u -1 Q., ri . -. .W .-.g,. Q., , , ,-.,- k , - 1. -gf.f+,-,W L-Q: 4,25 f:.,,,w.z.-wf'w,,f..,:,- 1' .,,. - -Q -fr . 4?---V ,.A, gn ,-, f. .Y L'..+-4'-haf!-vf,.v fl: mm 1n.sVi'fu+r-!'1f'-f -Q , ml.. 1 ufdrlkil . .'-':111dKIg11'k Pr,-tri 11151141-plzlyal firm. ii-Il'I' thx' Mill .iqdillsl BIN-wks, 4 -r - .. . -nf' ' V f ' Q.- ,gli - - wt.. J , . -Qu.. .'s'f 'M' ' il, i-' Z, 'Ili -V 'f -- A .us v ' Q if . H' nv-1. va' ' ' , X . wn -. Q .,z-Y..-, , ., ,, A s .. ,Jill ,,-x'9K t. Q. N. .lx -Q ,Q . Tiqin. 2 ..-S-51 L' X.-- '2?f.nl TTT' ' Cf,-faptnint john Tarluell and Denis Colden. Cfnlfhfl SPCVYYV MCLCHY1- and P31'50Y15- TRACK TEAM DEFEATED Led luv the sterling performances of many individuals and united hv a genuine team spirit. this vearis spring track team vas. in the words of Mr. Sperry. the best exe: '.'i Uutscoring their opponents luv an average score of fl-l-4. the Governors went through a Seven meet schedule unclr-featecl. The first dual met-t against a strong M.I.T. freshman team foretold what lay ahead. XN'inning hy a score of 66-31. the Governors shoved great strength in both the field and running events. Featuring this meet were the JH points scored luv eventual Co-M. Y.P.s. Terry Golden - and John Tarhell. l ' After only two weeks of praetice the Governors went to the Exeter Relays where they finished second only to an exceptional Exeter team. The Big Red won the mile relay in the school record time of 3:36 and Hnished second in seven other events. By the time of the Moses Brown meet the team was .. ,. . . .-45- -.,,,,.,Q, ready to hurst trtll in an awesome display of power and uw-.-. -.Weir-nl? depth. Led by Tarhs' 6'l high jump and Terry's 10.2 in the hundred. the Quackers were overrun 77-40. After a week in which all hut one day of practice was rained out. the most challenging meet loomed ahead. Before a large and enthusiastic Spring Dance crowd. ' ' ' 's '2 the Governors unleashed their running strength to de- ' feat XN'orcester 661,-3514. Tarbs and Terry Cmlden run the hurdles' Depth was the keynote of the Milton meet. The Cinder- men defeated them 695-5234 without the services of either Cu'CapIain Denny Golden and Jeff Eveleth. Clutch performances hy Pete Entwistle and Ben Jameson pulled out the win and humbled the Niilton team in front of a disappointed Alumni Day crowd. 104 s The Governor trackmen eagerly awaited the Deering meet. since it was the only team to beat the Redmen last year. The Maine Class A Champs were downed 69 1,73--17 2113, Limey Entwistle broke a twenty-six year old record with a fantastic 2202.3 in the 880. and Ranny Langenbach broke his own school mile record for the third time with an amazing 41312. In the Prep meet at Andover we finished third in Class A to perennial powers Exeter and Andover. Had the Big Red run in Class B. they would have won by twenty points, Terry Colden who was the only double winner set a school record in the 120 highs and the QZO lows. the latter being also a Prep meet Record, In the Hebron meet Robbie Sherman's 11' pole vault set the trend for a 76--1-6 victory. ln this meet consistent Ben Jameson put the shot over -l6'. a personal best. The Governors finished the season by fashioning a 78--1-1 victory over St. Pauls Terry Colden broke his third school record in a week with a 19.8 timing in the 180 lows. There are many factors In be considered in the success of any undefeated team. Inspirational leadership. expert coaching. and hard work all figured prominently in the over-all performance of this team. XN'ith C0-Captaint Denny and Tarbes providing the inspiration and coaches Sperry. McLean. Penn. and Parsons the instruction. the team developed a great potential. lt was an intense pride. quiet self-confidence. and genuine desire for 11311 provement that brought about a rapid development of this potential. Every member of this team will remember 1962 as the greatest year in C.D,fX. track history! BACK ROIV: Gummey fllanagerj, Culver. Tongberg. Faxon. Macintyre. A. Johnson. 1Villiams. Foss. Canterburry fgilanagerj, Fielding l',1Ill7l!lg6'fj, THIRD ROIV: McLean fC0achj. Critchley. D, Butler. Sherman, C. Nlackenzie, Nlorrin. Dent. Barr, Echavarria, Fenn KCoarhj. SECOND 1 . Eveleth leads the pack. ROW: Sperry fC0arlzj. Kaplan. Eveleth, T. Colden. llealtl. lginuenlaacli. Bird. Michel, Dorr. Jameson. Parsons KC'or1rlij. FRONT ROIV: Fenn. Barkin. Entwistle. D. Colds-n Kffo-faptairzj. Tarbell KCo-captrzinj, Pay, Donald- son. D. llamric. V Q T r .' ln' rt. 11111111 twin 1111 1111 111 11lf' 111-lf-1511111 111f' s1f11111v'1N 111111 1111 1111111 a-. 4- +1 1 :veA -,. M .:,,'f f f.', .15.,,,g.3i ', -' M1101 ,. 1 W - 'f A-4,4 +45 vs ff. ' I-H. , 4. A J' vf , hr- V ' 45, 1- . 4 tl c..4' ,r -4 . 1 lv. .. ' w -4 1 f -M' S ,Mm 'Half .,' a- 'A X l e . ii ' I .. 0 by . if 'iv 1: X ,, 7: -- H ' ' s ,' , x BACK ROW: Witt. Moriarty. Macfiilvary. Stockton. FRONT ROI! Nlachinist YN X aughan Pouch KCQ-Captairzj, Selden q'Co-Capmfnj, YV. Steele Patil hnsin TENNI TEAM HOW IMPRQDVEME T The l962 tennis team was faced with many problems at the outset of the season. Perhaps the lack of an ex- perienced coach was the major problem facing Co- Captains Ken Pouch and jebs Selden and the rest of the team. Although the outl i 1'w k was not too bright. under the capable part-time tutelage of Mr. Josiah lVelch. a team was fielded for the opening match against fNI.l.T. Be- sides the Co-Captains. Warren Steele. Paul Johnson. Peter Machinist and newcomers Dick Stockton and Steve YYitt added depth to this year's team. As Co-Captain Pouch put it. The tennis team can't be optimistic about a good season. but if we work hard as we did at the latter part of the '61 season, the team . will prove itself better than expectedfl ln the Andover match. YN'arren Steele and Vfarren Vaughan played excellently. winning 8-l. 6-0 and 6--l. T-5 respectively. Vaughan and Johnson squeaked by in the doubles llil-6 and 6--l. On May ll. the Governors travelled In St. lNIark's ,, 1xl1C1'Q they were a decided underdog. yet only succumbed Ti by a score of lf'-8. Outstanding performers in this ' match were Jebs Selden. Ken Pouch and Warren Vaughan. all of whom won their singles matches. The highlight of the season was a l-l--l victory over Brooks. Por the first time in the season. everyone played 1.-.ell in both singles and doubles. gaining four wins and tum splits in the singles. ln previous years. the tennis team had lacked depth. This year the team was composed of five veterans kxho played capably in earh match. yet they were unable to combine good performances and as a result. they lost some close matches. I. W l l l , NT 5 'lil yy- , r 'Y 1 f.4t'a ,fl WJ! ii '.',. f. ,qfh 5-1 - Ay -4 I . uv. -- lt U. W' x I Cu-Captain Kon Puucn saves the point. G.D.A. Opp. KI.l.T. Frush 2 7 Xlinlcllz,-sm,-X 2 16 llilvvxlmill High 5 O Philliym Exm-If,-r IV. Cancelled Cf:-Captain julds S1-lclvn rcturns Z1 volley. illifillgssiqlilgfrlflll 33 Kliltlwn .'Xr'aCln'111y l 11 Brfmks Sclmfml 14 4 Blfllllfllll Hill 5 13 Kon serves prmcrfully un thc Cuttagc cwurls. Paul JUHIISUH SCFVCS Zi llikfll UNC. 1 I I I i l si- f . ,gg-1 ' fl ll 4,51-. Wi- il 5 7 f f i 6 3 - R K f-AA 5 l 108 91 4.-fab Kfr. Clancy KC011fhj. Huston, Jim Everett, Rock ICO-Captainj. Knight KCO-Capfainj. S. Smith. Buck. Absent. Tuxhury, H. Hannon. GOLF TEAM MAKE LATE SEASO RALLY In view of four returning' lettermen and a few boys who had improved immensely since the '61 season, Mr. Clancy. the new golf coach. predicted a fine season. ln their first match with Andover and Exeter, Co-Captains Peh Rock and Rick Knight led the Governor linksmen to a four stroke lead over their opponents. The following LYednesday. the Red team travelled to LVatertown to face the NI.l.T. Freshmen. The Governors were edged TQ-'T ln their next match. the golf team faced their toughest opponent, the Harvard Freshmen. Peb Rock shot a 69. 13 under par, while teaming with Pete Buck In win the only points for the Governors in a 6-3 loss. After a rainy loss to Exeter and Andover, the golf team changed along with the weather, and their potential he- qan to show. ln the next match against St. Sehastians Slater Smith and Jim Everett snagged thee points to lead the Red team In a 3-0 victory. Co-Captain Elect Hal Hannon helped the Governors to a 9-0 victory against Lawrence with an improved game. The team closed the season with a fine 6l'Q-232 win over Haverhill High. Bill Huston and Co-Captain Elect Dick Tuxbury contributed a great deal to the team hy supplying fierce competition in their weekly encounters for a position, A ereat deal of the credit for the success of this year's team must go to Mr. Clancy whose enthusiasm and patience made it possible. C0-Captains Peh Rock and Rick Knight il:-,X ,N -IA . ' at Richard YV. Claiirxp CHU Pill Rtttk ilwiit tit eine a lv-hu putt itll thi- Otilfl Nc-xtlwilrv lll'9f' A i 3 '4f'1? 1 A TN? ' -9 1 ,. Amvx-'K tk ya , ,'. . . ,V ' . , ' 41 X -v:'E , -fi x .WT-' : A 1 I A J r .. . - a- . 1 4. 1 . .al wt A .M A 257 X.,-V , N 1 au.. 1 s. ' HE i' TW: . La, .3 jim Exerett and Slater Smith uait for their turn on the tee. .'Xndm'er' - Exeter NI.I.T. Freshmen Harvard Freshmen 4'Xridm'er - - Exeter .-'Xnclfwer - A- Exeter St. Sehastiarrs Laurence Academy Tahfrr Academy Haverhill High G.D.A. Opp. 3rd place QW 3M 3 6 3rd place 2nd place 9 0 7 0 7V2 IM 7Vz ly: ? U w l .ILNIIIR YARSIIY LACROSSE BACK ROLL: Dwi! V311 Bradlw. XI11:'1'fv'w. Ixazzmrz.. IJ rin-3 FOIYZTII IJUI1' Cr' wlwr Phil In-I'I115w:1. KIASLIIYC. VI I111 NI.1IQ.v'I.!Iv,'. S1:I11x1:.. L'I.fl5 , I. Cfiirl.. ,X FIB THHID IJHI1' L-:-mis. Higsfrls. R Herts! 11. EGGS, XI.1:r.1:.'. UI:u -5 R Iii: ',4N L, Ifizi r. .Slfl'ffI'fIJ 1.'f!I1f Mr. YS'iIIi:1::1s Cf aff: . Bram. Ir.:3fIs. R Lfiuf-.. XIf::w'1 .X II. :yu SY.-f, HIE z. I, Li-311953 X111 C- Ifdge C mit , FI-Jf,7,N lI ISHII' Iij rk. I3::'.A:1:a:., KILL'-:.. P.1IR. I'. I Sv-'I Navins. Fraser. BIISS. I 7' 'EBI . El , l- A .1 I si.Hlg.Jj A Qhgl. A-vi V A IR if, , fiifilyapi 7 5 mil 1 mug glfl f,I'fFIa,5ff4 Nurs ER W V HU THIRD ROW: Jwhn O'Dea .Ilfmagar , Nasfvn. XLQIZZIIF3. P. TIM'-mas, Tavlwxi SECOND ROIV: Mr. Sarafilzit CNcf,F: . Staff?--', PAII ma. F!'C'CCiI3Cl'QI Ymzzis. B. Ha::'.1'iv. FIRST ROIIY R. R'bc'rrsfIn. Karvlfs. SI1afzr.35te11 KIfi'1'1'n. L.a',-mxzicc. XI' 2:13 Exa-fort. Preicv-rr JIQNIOR VARSITY RASLRALL H1 PONY BASEBALL BACK RUIVJ CIIifTf'1'd. R. Jwlrrwm. Hayfis. Grinnell. S1fCO.'X'D ROIV: Kfr, Linberg fC0achj, Jack Amin-1'sfm. Allen, Ninhfllwm. CI. Jwhnsfwn. jwhn Stevens. FRONT ROW: T. O'Dea. Cf'UW'f- Sllfgffm. Pups fCafJta1nJ. Fucss, Nfrrris. Grurnkfw. ogvnmv V DUN qi ' EF! DU, ow H qyIi.RN0,9, A - N0 Buoy , W-H ounucn 3 ' QWHN - RUHHEHQ UW 'F RUIIINEU oumatn -M A Q .'xXiXX A M- BACK ROW: Mr. Parswni fCw1f1z1, Mr. KICLCEIH w ' CwaclzP, .-Xpprrllonw. Knapp. Carter. Fielding J.RIlI7lIIQtq7'. SECQOXD RUIV: Mr. Sperry f'C'ff11f1uj. P. Thwmas. MOSS. Gibbons. B. Xvfillghfxll. Cfaxuclwu. Shezparci. Mr. Fmm 1 Cuaflz J. FI-BOXY' ROIV: M. Jfwhxuf-n. Caldwell. D. Ilnunfm, HL-a1'ha1'r. Chwkc. Iluqhcs. Rwbinsflxl. fjlfwcr. 112 JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK SUR-VARSITY RECORDS JUNIOR VARSITY LACROSSE G.D.A. Opp. Andover 5 2 Roxbury 2 4 Andover Cancelled Rivers Country Day 2 7 Exeter All Club 3 12 Exeter Sophomores 3 2 Lawrence Academy 4 2 Tabor Academy IV. 5 4 YRIISIIMAV LACROSSE G.D.A. Opp. Andover 0 8 Roxbury Latin 3 I Andover Cancelled Rivers Country Day fl O Andover 0 6 JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK G.D.A. Opp. XTZiSCfiDf'I7lCI High JY. 30 80 XVinnacunet High 6712 505 113 JUNIOR VARSITY RASERALL Belmont Hill Middlesex IV. Andover Exeter Brooks School Tabor Academy j.V. Brooks School Exeter TV. Belmont Hill Haverhill High Middlesex TV. PONY BASEBALL Ipswich Freshmen Brooks Freshmen Andover juniors Emerson School Portsmouth Freshmen Emerson School Thompson Freshmen Middlesex Freshmen OLD..-X. Opp flu 23 4 9 O I4- 6 I5 Cancelled I2 I3 6 3 '2 I7 6 I9 9 7 3 6 CLD..-X. Opp 7 22 I2 I-I Cancelled Cancelled I Q9 2 ll 9 8 3 R 4 ,-.. ...Y -, -u .1 .S 0 A . n 0 L-I W Nr The Spring Dance Clnniniittee. Stan Healy. jim Everett. Ed Kleven. Pete Kelly. Pete Buck. Chairnian Tint McNally. Charlie P-.ne. Steve Blair. and Darrell Hamric. with their dates in fr'-nt ttf the Phillips Building. Iini Eve-i'r-tt hrings a date thrfttiqh the receiving line of Klr. G and Mrs 'Wilkie and glr. and Nlrs, Navina. S Andi VVhitteinwre falls asleep hefrire the dance dtirinq the Saturday evening meal. l G. A99 .34 .2 Jeff Eveleth. Ted Cook. Forbes Farmer and their dates tv beft-re the Sunday noun CFYUIK-Ollt. ' ' . ,. ,. rf-4 x I Lb HI' 445, , 7 ' 5 V' 'c Qql if 'x K W' Stan fi1t'L1lVh3IIlS it up during the cook-out. get n 2- Nlxs. XxllllZ1INS appears In he scwldmg KI1. Harms at the diuuer. The Cftxt,-1'11u1ts and their dates du the mist In Ruby' NCXYIUZIIINS I'I'f'hCSlI'3 in the Cobb Beer Pfarlur Hn Saturday night. 115 . Nia, .J 1 v ' 'v- . n , 7' fi 1 ' ?,f lg lf' . f' , A f 4 be J I iii f -' 'nv A ., 4 . S ,f x 3 , an .f 12 5 4 r 1 .f',,' A .' I f'i8lf'2A .ep I! li Q s 7 ' I A B 0 fl, o ,gil J I . . 4 , I 1 Q. A I V .2 N J 1 '4 a, 4 J , . 4 I A V I THE GOVERNOR DUMMER CHAPTER OF CUM LAUDE 1 Mmwnmis or ima cumin ' Faculty YALLEAU WILKIE, JR., Pretizlent ATHOL MACDONALD MURPHY BENJAMIN JOHNSON STONE, Seuvtrzry DUANE ALAN PALUSKA EDGAR DANIEL DUNNING WILLIAM HARTLEY SPERRY THOMAS McCLARY MERCER JOHN JAMES WITHERSPOON Stephen R. Barkin Raymttnd A, Bird Jtvhn H. Dorf 1 Hnward W. Durfee. Jr James R, Everett, III Peter B. Machinist Electittns for 1962 William S1 McPhee Thcudftre F. Moore James B, O'Dea, Jr Rnht-rt M. Orcutt Charles F. Pyne Ceftrge A. Randall. The finveriiwi' Dummer Chapter tif the Cum Laude Swciety received its charter on February 111. 19. 13-1. The purpose of the sfweiety is to prnintite schttlarship and In recognize schttlastic achievement. In the secundary schm-ls its functiun is, therefore, cumparahle tu that uf the Phi Beta Kappa Society in cnlleqes, The hy-laws nf the suciety state that In he eligible for election a student must maintain a minimum standing uf eighty percent during his senittr year and must stand in the upper fifth ttf his class. A three-fnurths nite ttf the faculty members is necessary fur election: and the members are pledged lu ctinsider each candidates reeurd during the earlier years ttf his secondary school work, his diligence, particular abilities and deficiencies, and the nature and the number uf courses upttn which his average is based. 118 S1lN101lS - JOHN F. ACERRA. 19 Hawthorne Street, Rutherford. New Jersey. Tufts f- Varsity YN restling Team '6O,'61,'62: Varsity Lacrosse Team '62: Glee Club. .Manager '62g Debating Club '59.'60,'61: Rifle Club '59.'6O.'61,'62: Fish- ing Club '59.'6Ifl.'6l.'62: Headwaiter '62. HAMILTON K. AGNEYV, Lowell Road, Wiestford, 1NIassa- chusetts. University of Pennsylvania -- Spring Track Squad '6l.'6Q: Glee Club '59.'6O.'61: Religious Discussion Group '62: Radio Club '59.'6O.'61.'62: Rilie Club '59,'6OL Art Club '6lfl: Smoking Committee '62. STEPHEN R, BARKIN. 1100 L'nion Street. Blanchester. New Hampshire. Harvard f- Cum Laudeg Honor Roll '6l. '621 Varsity Basketball Squad '61: Spring Track Squad '6l. Team '6J: Varsity Football Team '621 1N'inter Track Squad 62: .llileittine Staff 62: Moyie Committee. Chairman '62 RAYMOND A. BIRD. 197 South Street. Reading, Blassa- chusetts. Bokscioin --- Cum Lai1rz'e: Honor Roll '60.'61,'621 Varsity Soccer Squad '6O. Team '6l: Varsity Hockey Team '61 Spring Track Squad 'fJ9.'6l'I. Team '6l.'621 Glee Club. .llanager '621 Spanish Club. l'ire-President '621 Religious Discussion Group '62: Rille Club 69: Store '61: National Merit Scholarship Semihnalist '62, N. PETER BJORK, 52 Holden Street. 1-Yorcester 5, Massa- chusetts. lfilmington -- YYinter Track Squad '6l,'62: Cvlee Club '6 l: Gozernor Stall' '61.'6J: Spanish Club '62: Re- ligious Discussion Group '621 Camera Club '6l.'621 Head- waiter '61 STEPHEN YY. BLAIR. 6 Lloyd Street. YN'inchester. Massa- chusetts. Lawrence - Varsity Football Squad '60, .Manager '61: Varsity Hockey Team '6l'l.'6l. Captain '62: Varsity Lacrosse Squad '6l. Team 'Dyi Glee Club '6ll,'6l.'62: .lIii'ertorre Stal? 'biz Literary Club '6Q: Religious Discussion Group 62: Radio Club '39.'6lfl.'61: Cheerleader '61.'62: Spring Dance Committee bl: Meistersingers '6l. Leader 'bfi Dormitory Proctor bl: Three-Filths '62: Orchestra '6lQ Studio Six '59.'6ll.'61.'62. FRANK NI. BOND. Route 1. Box 132. Sante Fc, New Mexico. Colorado College Varsity Lacrosse Squad '61. Team '6J. Spanish Club bl. Pietirlcrif 'bfi Religious Dis- iussion Group 'tilg Headwaiter bl. PETER BECK. tooo Prospect Avenue, Betlileheni. Pennsylxariia. L'r'iiyer'sity of Virginia - Varsity Football Team '61, Varsity fitill' Team 'fiIl.'61.'bJ: Glee Club '39 'oll,'ol. .ilzleitorie Stall '61, Board '62: Religious Discussion Group 'olz Ch v-f' rleader bl: Spring Dame Committee '6fL Snioking i'orrimittr-e 'blj Three-Fit'tlis 'bli Headuaiter 'bl. PETER T BLTLER, 11 Foster Circle. Wenham. Nlassa- thusetts Ytilt' Varsity YVrestling Team '621 Glee Club 'olI.'ol.'bl2 Spanish Club '6l. .S'erretarji-Trerzizzrer '62, Honor Roll 'tilfol Saturclay Moxie Cfitlitlilllvt' '6f: Head- ,f','i ,xttllai li- GLENN R COFFMAN. 9 Goldthwait Road, Xlarblehead. Massachusetts, College ol 1Vooster - Winter Track Squad '39.'t'i'l.'6l.'6!1 Spring Trai k Squad '59.'6ll. .Uanzlger '61g Glee Club 'bl. .UM forte 'olI.'bl. Plrotogntfaliif Editor 'olz Religious Discussion Group '61 Camera Club '39.'6ll, bl. .Vrrrrtfrri-Treaiiuer '621 Library Proctor '6'2. ROBERT D, XV. CELVER. 39 Shefheld Road. Niel- rose Tb, Massathusetts. Lehigh Honor Roll 'bli Glee Club '6l.'f'il. Spanish Club 'blfoli Varsity 1 ootball Tearri '6l: Literary Club 'bli Store Comniittee, C'I1Ill'V7IIIl7l '69, JOHN DAVAGIAN. ll. li Lantern Road. Belmont, Massathusetts. Lehigh Varsity lioollifill Squad bfi, Team 1962 '611 Varsity Hockey Team '62: Varsity Baseball Alanager '611 Glee Club '59,'60,'61.'621 Corernor Staff '61, Sports Editor '623 Religious Discussion Group '621 Honor Roll '59,'613 Study Hall Proctor '623 Orchestra '62. MALCOLM L. DONALDSON. JR., Trapelo Road, Lincoln, Massachusetts. Colby - Winter Track Squad '621 Spring Track Squad '6l. Team 'bli Reception Commit- tee '62 JOHN H. DORR, Barnes Court. Lancaster, Massachusetts Yale -- Cum Laudeg Honor Roll '6fl,'6l.'62: Cross Coun- try '621 1Vinter Track Squad '6l'l.'61.'6!: Spring Track Squad '60.'61, Team '62: Glee Club '6l,'6!1 Religious Dis- cussion Group '6Q: Radio Club '62L Camera Club '6l.'62: lngham Fund Scholarship '6l,'6U: Chapel Committee '62, HOXVARD YV. DERFEE, JR., 136 Cedar Cove Road. South Swansea. Massachusetts, Harvard - Cum Laudeg Honor Roll '59.'6l'l,'6l,'62: Varsity Wrestling Squad '59, Team '60,'6l, Captain '62: Varsity Lacrosse Squad '61, Team '623 Glee Club '59.'6Il,'6l,'62: Religious Discussion Group '62: Movie Committee '61 PETER M. ENTYVISTLE, Burwood, Wlicks Lane, Formby, Lancashire. England. Cross Country Team, Cap- tain '61 : 1Vinter Track Team '621 Spring Track Team '62: Glee Club. illanager '621 Debating Club '6Q: Religious Discussion Group '62: Chapel Committee '6Q. JAMES R. EVERETT 11. -12 Chester Street. Nashua. New Harnpshire. Dartmouth - Cum Laude: Honor Roll '61.'6Q: Varsity Hockey Team '61 Varsity Golf Team '6l.'62: ,Uileitone Stafl' '62: Religious Discussion Group '62: Spring Dance Committee '62: Tour Committee '62, JOHN C. FAY. Smallbrook Lane, York, Pennsylvania. Cornell - Honor Roll '6fi,'611 Varsity Soccer Team, .llarzager '6l: Spring Track Team '62: Glee Club ,Uanager '62: .llileitone Staff '6Z: Religious Discussion Gr-ou '6Qg P Rifle Club bil. '61.'62: Reception Committee '62L Library Aid '6t'J.'6l. JOHN L. FENN, R.D. 1232. Hudson. New York. Rutgers -- Honor Roll '6l1 Varsity Football Squad '6l'l: Varsity 1N'restliug Squad '6l1,'6l. Team '61 Spring Track Squad '6fl.'61. Team '62: Glee Club '6lfl.'6l.'621 Religious Discus- sion Groub '62: Archery Club '6l.'62: Study Hall 1 Proctiir lil. CHRISTOPHER V FERRIS. 12 Roanoke Lane. Hingham. Massachusetts, Dartmouth Varsity Soccer Squad 'till Team 'tili Varsity Squad '6fl. Team '6l.'62, Varsity Lacrosse Squad bil. Team 'blfbli .llzlettone Stafl' 'bll.'6l,'bQQ Religious Distussion Group 'bli Store Com- rriittec' 'bl PETER C. FLAHERTY. R.D. 312. Hudson. New York, Denison - Varsity Football Squad '59, Team '60, Co- rapfaoi 'olg Varsity Basketball Squad '6ll. Team '6l. Crip- tfriri bi. Varsity Lacrosse Team blflif. Religious Discus- sioti Group 'bli lleatlwaiter 'till Chapel Committee 'til IJENIS E. GOLDEN. lll Robinson Park. 1N'incliester. Massatliusetts. Tults Varsity Football Team 'fi9.'6ll,'6l1 1Vintcr Trask Teaiii '-i9.'till.'bl, Ciiflfrllll 'bl Spring Track '1't-aiu i9.'lil. Co-crliitizirz 'til Glee Club '.39.'tSll.'6l. 1'ri'si'1If'1if 'bfi Gorerrior Stall' 'oll.'til. flzzt.'rieo .lfiiririgw 'fl:l l.iti-rats Club 'till.'til.'bQ. Debatirtg Club '.39.'till. Tour Comrnittei- 'till Religious Discussion Group 'tilg Art l'lub 'til. X1i'isiersiiiger's'till.'til.'bQ1 Study 11.111 Proctor 'til S4'lllH1'ciltlN's 1'ltr'-l'M'i1'!fr'7ll JAMES P. GORDON, 234 Lafayette Road, Hampton, New Hampshire. Cornell f Winter Track Squad '59,'60,'61,'6'2g Varsity Golf Squad '593 Clee Club '623 Religious Discus- sion Group '62: Rifle Club '60: Chapel Committee '62. DARRELL H. HAMRIC, JR., 5570 Nakoma Drive, Dallas 9, Texas, University of Pennsylvania --- Varsity Football Squad '60, Team '613 W'inter Track Squad '61, Team '62: Spring Track Squad '60, Team '61,'62: Clee Club '61,'62: Spanish Club '61: Religious Discussion Group '62, Spring Dance Committee '62. Library Proctor '62: Dining Room Committee '62. STANTON T. HEALY, ll Santuit Lane, VVorcester, Massachusetts. 1Vesleyan Varsity Soccer Squad '60, Team '611 Varsity Lacrosse Team '61,'62: Clee Club '61, '62: .Milevtone Staff '61,'62: Literary Club '62: Spring Dance Committee '62: Movie Committee '62. CYRLS W. HOOVER, 15 Alden Road. Wlellesley Hills, Massachusetts. Bowdoin Honor Roll '59,'60,'61,'62: Varsity Soccer Squad '60, Team '61: Varsity Baseball Team '61.'62: Clee Club '61.'62g Governor Staff '60,'6l, ffdl'fOl-I'7Z-C'hI6f' '62: Camera Club '60: Post Office '61g Meistersingers '62: Dining Room Committee, Chairman '62. WILLIAM G. HLSTON, P.O. Box 57, Venice, Florida. Duke -- Varsity Coll Team '61,'62: Literary Club '62: Headwaiter Committee '62. ROBERT A. JAMES. 1Vhale Cove Road. Rockport, Massa- chusetts. Colorado College - Varsity Soccer Squad '6U. Team '611 Varsity 1Vrestling Squad '61: Varsity Lacrosse Team '61.'62: lllilertone Staff '61, C0-Business illanager '62: Rifle Club '60: Cheerleaders '62: Time Prize '60, Movie Committee '62. BENJAMIN JANIESON, 82 High Street. Exeter. New Hampshire. L'niversity of New Hampshire v Varsity Foot- ball Squad '60, Team '61g YN'inter Track Squad '61, Team '62: Spring Track Squad '60, Team '61.'62: Glee Club '61, '62: Meistersingers '62: Headwaiter '62. BIARK R. JOHNSON, 38 Pine Street, Peterborough, New Hampshire. Cornell -- Varsity 1N'restling Squad '59, Team '6ll.'61: Spring Track Squad '59.'62: Clee Club '62L Liter- ary Club '611 Debating Club '591 Store Committee '62: Archery Club '61,'62. PALL P. JOHNSON, JR.. R.F.D. Qi71, Saunderstown. Rhode Island. Colorado College --- Varsity Tennis Team '61,'621 Varsity Basketball. .Uanager '62: Clee Club '61, '62: Religious Discussion Croup '62: Reception Commit- tee '62. STEPIIEN KASNET, 133 Lynn Shore Drive, Lynn. Massa- chusetts. Lniversity of Pennsylvania -f Varsity Soccer Team '60.'61.'621 Varsity Baseball Team '61,'62: Clee Club '60: illilettone Stall' '611 Literary Club '62: Time Prire '59: Headwaiter '62. PETER C. KELLY. 25 Parker Street, Newbury, Massa- chusetts. L'niversity ot' New Hampshire -f Spring Track Squad '61.'62: Clee Club '61.'62: Spanish Club '61.'62: Camera Club '61.'62: Spring Dance Committee '62: Library Procter '621 Study Hall Procter '62: Library Aide '62. EDWARD S. KLEVEN. 110 1Vestland Terrace, Haverhill, Massachusetts. Tufts Varsity Football Squad '60. Team '61: Varsity Basketball Squad '61, Team '62: Varsity Foot- ball Team '6l.'621 Clee Club '591 .Uilestorze Staff '61, Co- Bzoozeo lfrlitor '621 Religious Discussion Group '62: Spring Dance Committee '62: Library Proctor '62. RICHARD D. KNICHT. PO. Box 6667. Providence 6. 120 Rhode Island. Colorado College - Varsity Soccer Team '59,'60, C0-captain '61g Varsity Cvolf Team '60,'6l, C0- captairz '62g Literary Club '61,'62g Art Club '61,'62g Dormitory Proctor '62. T. BURKE LEAHEY, 111 Riverclifl' Road, Lowell, Massa- chusetts. Harvard - Honor Roll '59,'60,'61,'621 Varsity Football Squad '59, Team '60,'61g Varsity Wrestling Squad '59, Team '61,'62: Varsity Golf Squad '59g Varsity Lacrosse Team '61,'62g Clee Club '59,'60,'61g Governor Stafif '6O: Alilestorze Staff '61, Editor-in-Chief '62: Spanish Club '61: Literary Club '61g Meistersingers '61g Dormitory Proctor '62: Study Hall Proctor '62, Senior Class Vice- Preudent. DAVID A. LORENSON, Box 177, Marmora, Ontario, Canada. W'esleyan 1 Honor Roll '62: Varsity Soccer Team, Alarzager '62: Varsity Hockey Squad '59, Team '60,'61,'62g Varsity Lacrosse Squad '60, Team '61,'6'2g Alilestone Staff '61, Co-circulation Manager '62: Religious Discussion Croup '62: Dormitory Proctor '62: Headwaiter '62. PETER B. MACHINIST, 505 North River Road, Man- chester, New Hampshire, Harvard -- Cum Laude, Honor Roll '59,'60. '61.'62: Clee Club '59,'60,'61,'62: Governor Board. Co-Photographic Editor '60, Copy Editor '61, Liter- ary Editor '62: Literary Club '61,'621 Debating Club '59, '60,'61,'62: Religious Discussion Group '62g Varsity Tennis Squad '59,'60, Team '61,'62: Radio Club '59,'60,'61, Secretary '60: Camera Club '59,'60,'61,'62, Treasurer '61, Vice-President '62: Moody Kent Prize, Latin '60, French '6l: Library Proctor, Chairman '62: Harvard Book Prize '60. ROBERT F, MacLAl.fCHLIN, Prior Farm Road, Dux- bury. Massachusetts. Baldwin-NVallace -f Varsity Soccer Team '61: Varsity Baseball Team '62: Literary Club '62: Spanish Club '62: Religious Discussion Group '62: Clieer- leaders '62: Dormitory Proctor '62: Library Proctor '621 Orchestra '62: Studio Six '61,'62. TIMOTHY XV. MCNALLY, 3511 Porter Street N.'W., YN'ashington 12. D.C. Trinity --- Varsity Football Squad '59, Team '60.'6l: Varsity NVrestling Squad '60: Vllinter Track Squad '62: Varsity Tennis Squad '62: Clee Club '61.'62: Gozernor Staff '61. Board '62, Current Events Editor '62: Religious Discussion Group '62: Rifle Club '6ll.'6l.'62: Spring Dance Committee '62. Chairman: Stx.,ly Hall PIWICIUI' '62. WILLIAM S. McPHEE. JR.. 20 South Pond Street. New- bury. Tufts - Cross Country Team '621 Varsity Baseball Squad '61. Team '62: Camera Club '62: Honor Roll '59. '6ll.'61.'621 Cztm Laudeg Headuaiter '62. ROBERT H. TNIICHEL. lVadden Court. Klarblehead. L'ni- versity of Pennsylvania - - Cross Country Team '61: Winter Track Squad '61, Team '62: Religious Discussion Croup '621 Reception Committee '62, JAMES B. MOORE. III, 61 Vfest Cate Boulevard. Plan- dome. L.I., New York. Drew -f Clee Club '61: Tennis Squad '61,'62: Ciorernor StafT '62: Debating Club '60.'61. '62: Literary Club '61,'62: Religious Discussion Croup '62: Smoking Committee '62. THEODORE F. NIOORE. Marlboro, Vermont. Swarth- more --- Winter Track Squad '6l: Spring Track Squad '61, Religious Discussion Croup '62: Camera Club '61,'621 Cfitm l.r1ztde.' Honor Roll '61,'62L Reception Committee '62. JANIES B. O'DEA, JR.. 21 Hanover Street, Newbury. Bowdoin f Cum Lrtztdek' Honor Roll '59.'60,'6l.'621 Recep- toin Committee 62: Varsity Football Squad 61: Varsity Lacrosse Team '62. ROBERT KI. ORCIQTT. Blain Street. Rowley. Brown - Cum Laude: Honor Roll i59.l6O.'6l.'62Z Cross Country Squad 61: Varsity Baseball Team 62. .llanagerg Goa-ernor Stafi 61. Feature Editor 62: Religious Discussion Group '62: Heaclwaiter 62: Stock Room 61. ANTHONY E. P. PEARSON. Lone Tree Farm. Hamilton. University of Pennsylvania - Honor Roll 60: Spring Track 60.62. Team 61: Radio Club 60: Rifle Club '59. '60.'61.'621 Tour Committee 62: Glee Club 60,611 Archery Club 61.62. KENNETH A. POUCH. JR., Benedict Road. Staten Island -1. New York. Lake Forest - Varsity Soccer Team '59.60.61: Varsity Tennis Team 60.61.62 Captain 61. Co-Captain 62: Glee Club 60.61.621 Governor Staff 60: Literary Club 62: Religious Discussion Group 62: Dormi- tory Proctor 62: Kieistersingers 62. CHARLES F. PYNE. 4 Mansion Road. Marblehead. Harvard A- Cum Laude: Honor Roll 60.61.621 Varsity XX'restling Squad 60.61. .Uanager 621 Spring Track Squad 69.61.621 Debating Club 62: Spanish Club 61: Religious Discussion Group 62: Radio Club 61.62: Camera Club 61: Spring Dance Committee 62: Reception Cf111U11IIee 62. Chairman. GEORGE A. RANDALL. JR.. -1- Rolfe's Lane. Newbury. MIT. Cum Laude: Honor Roll '59.60.61.621 Store Committee 62: Varsity Football Squad 60.611 Varsity 1N'restling Squad '59.6O.61. Team 62: Varsity Lacrosse Team 62: Glee Club 69.601 Governor Staff 60.61. Copy Editor 62: .llilettone Staff 61: Debating Club 62: Re- ligious Discussion Group 62. ALBERT C. ROCK. III. 196 Laurel Street. Longmeadow. Colgate -A Honor Roll 61.623 Varsity Soccer Squad 611. Team 61: Varsity Golf Team '59.61'l.61.62. Co-Captain 621 Literary Club 611.611 Debating Club '58.'59: Spanish Club 61.621 Religious Discussion Group 62: Head- xyaiter 62. JOSEPH B. SELDEN. 11631 lfpton Street NNY.. Washing- ton H. D.C. Denison Varsity Soccer Tc-am i59.60.6l: Varsity Hockey Squad 61. Team 62: Varsity Tennis Squad 69. Team 60.61.62 Co-Captain 62: Spanish Club 62: Religious Discussion Group 62: Chapel Committee 62. Clzairman. SLATER SMITH. 907 Pleasant Street. XVorcester. Ohio- YYesleyan College - Honor Roll 60: Smoking Committee 62: Literary Club 62: Post Ofiice 61: Varsity Golf Squad 60. Team 61,62 ROBERT B. SNYDER. Princes Point. Yarmouth, Maine. Hobart WA Varsity Soccer Squad 61. Team 62: Varsity Hockey Team 62: Varsity Lacrosse Squad 61. Team 62: Glee Club '59.6fl.61.62: Gorernor Stall' 61.621 Spanish Club 62: Religious Discussion Group 62: Rifle Club 69: Cheerleaders 62: Dormitory Proctor 62: Library Proctor 62: Headyyaiter 62: Chapel Committee 62. G. YVARREN STEELE. 9213 North Oleander Avenue. Daytona Beach. Florida. Lawrence f- Varsity Soccer Team 60.613 Varsity Tennis Squad 60. Team 61.621 Governor Staff 62: Religious Discussion Group 62: Spring Dance Committee 62: Headwaiter 62: Chapel Committee 62. NICHOLAS S. STRATER. York. Klaine. Colby f Varsity Hockey Tr-am 61.62. illanager: Spring Track Squad 61. 121 62: Religious Discussion Group 62: Radio Club 62: Rifle I Club '59.6O,61: Cheerleaders 62: Store Committee 62. COLIN A. STIQDDS. 3rd, 16 Black Horse Lane. Cohasset. Trinity - Honor Roll 69.601 Varsity Football Team 69. 60. C0-Captain. BI.V.P. 61: Varsity Hockey Squad 69. Team 60.61.621 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 611. Team 61. 62: Glee Club 61161: fllileytnne Stafl 60.61. Co- illanagirzg Editor 62: Store 61: Study Hall Proctor. Chair- man '62: Chapel Committee 62. JOHN YV. TARBELL. JR., 161 Summer Street. Bridge- water. Bowdoin f- Varsity Soccer Squad 69. Team 611. Co-Captain 61: Varsity W'restling Squad 69.611, Team 61.622 Varsity Track Team '59.6f'l.61. Co-Captain 621 Glee Club 61.621 Governor Staff l6lil..6lZ Jllilettorze Staff 611 Religious Discussion Group 62: Study Hall Proctor 62. THOKIAS S. TOBEV. 353 VVastena Terrace. Ridgewood. New Jersey. Colgate - Varsity Soccer Team '59.6Vl.61: Varsity Basketball Squad 61. Team 62: Varsity Lacrosse Team 60.61. Captain 62: Glee Club '59.6Vl.61.621 Governor Staff 60.61. JIUUCZIHIE Editor 62: Store 61: Cheerleaders62: Meistersingers62: Study Hall Proctor62. RICHARD D. TONGBERG. 96 Colt Road. Summit. New Jersey. Denison f Varsity Soccer Team 621 1Yinter Track Squad 62: Spring Track Squad 60.61.621 Glee Club 611: Literary Club 62: Debating Club 61,621 Camera Club 61.621 Smoking Committee. Clzairrnan 62. WARREN T. VAEGHAN. III. 28 School Street, Westone 99. Oberlin -W Varsity Football Squad 60. Team 61: Varsity Hockey Squad 61. Team 62: Varsity Tennis Team '59,6O,61.62: Glee Club 60.61.622 Gorerrzor Board. Photographic Editor 62: Religious Discussion Group 62: Orchestra '62: Studio Six 61.62. ANTHONY D. VVHITTEMORE. 86 Atlantic Avenue. Cohasset. Trinity f Honor Roll 6111 Varsity Soccer Team 69.611 Varsity Hockey Team 62: Varsity Lacrosse Team 61.621 Glee Club 6O,61: Alilettone Staff 61. Co- .llanaging Editor 62: Store 61: Ingham Fund Scholarship 61: Library Proctor 62: Studio Six 621 Three-Fifths 62: Senior Class President. .oy 0 .WI 74 The rvflicers uf the Class uf 1963 lfmer the Hag fm- the presentation during the Morse Flag ccrmminy. HERITAGE From the l99tl1 Gracluzltlng Class That this lucll may licralcl our message To all who follow. Tahi ujf our qziarni ziith fha foe To 'YUII from failing handv Ill ffzmzi' thc' larch B4 yours lu hold it high. 122 Rlr. XVilkie speaks to the Seniors. students, faculty. and many guests during the awarding of the Morse Flag. . 1 The Three Fifths. Steve Blair. Pete Buck, and Andi 1Yhittemore provide lively entertainment Friday morning. if ff ' L fa? v. -A .. . sf' gif., I' - v H, f at it A ,gf , np., Y 7 J Mr. Walkie presents the lylorse Flag to Andi Whittemore. Zlforic' Flag The Morse Flag was first awarded at the 150th Commence- ment of this school on June 9. 1913, and it has been awarded each year since that time to the senior whose record in all respects has met with the highest approval of the faculty. According to the trust established by the late Reverend Glenn Tilley Morse. long-time friend and trustee of the Academy, a new flag is provided each year in order that the old flag which has flown during the past year may be given to a member of the graduating class. This year the Morse Flag is awarded to Arztlzorzy Dzmtter Iflzittemore of Cohasset, Each year the faculty is faced with an almost impossible task in singling out one senior who most nearly represents that com- bination of qualities cherished by the Academy. These qualities include a concern for others. a lively sense of responsibility. personal commitment ltr work and play, and a keen interest in academic pursuits. Andi lVhittemore has been a good student and athlete. He has always lived by a strong personal code of loyalty and integrity. But of the greatest importance has been his total commitment to his duties as head of our student government. ln this posi- tion he has been unstinting of his time and energy. always ready to tackle any problem. concerned about his fellow stu- dents and about the school. Through his leadership he has helped to give our new form of student government its vitality and its initial success. Bautclz and Lomb ,Medal The Bausch and Lomb award goes to that student who, in the estimation of the faculty. has been most outstanding in the study of science. 1 am very pleased to award the Bausch and Lomb Medal to one of the leading scholars in the senior t'lZ1sS. 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Nt-xv llampshirt-. lt is axiarclt-cl annually tri a hwy wlio has sliiixvn IJC'1'5CX'PI'Ill1f'P. hai-tl xwtrlx. ancl qftwicl spirit in twill'- tmtninq fihstaflr-s and clisappttintments. lt requires vintage ancl strcnuth fur any pc-rswn, hut partirnlarly fin' a yrinnu pr-rsnn. tn twntimic putting fnrth his maximum tfflivwt in all are-as tif his life when the nnrnial iiioasiirf-s ttf siiusf-ss sr-vin In clude him, The winner fit' tht' Cinniinqs Privc has hffcn just such a yfillflg man and during this final yt-ai' at thc' .'Xc'aclmtiy his f-llfirts have lltYt Il xxell rvuaitlrftl. jnieplz Barr Selden of Wasliinutfin. DIL Gaffney Prize Thr? fiziflttey Prize. cstalilishecl in nimnv-x'y tif Rnhcrt A. C' Caflm-y fit' thft Class ttf HMP, is axtardvcl tn that scnim' X ulifi. in tht- ttpniinti nl his tt-avht-rs. has ht-mi must erin- , siclffratf- tif tht' rights. fipinifins. and sf-nsihilitics of fathers. AX gfwtl stnclt-nt. fine athlete. Qffcrtiw- sr-ninr prfiftfir. this yrinnq man has alsw shfmn an unusual Concern for K tht- mf-ll lr-ing flli his fr-lltxis. fitw-rtiiii' Dinnmer has het-n a lJf'3ff,'l' and happier plate- for his presents. David firtftzn lfffrerziffrz tif Xlariiztira, Ontaritt. Canada. flflVff1fIl Html: fr1:e .Xxxarclrfd hy l.ispt-nartl B, Phistrt. Sr'c1't-tary of thc- Br-arcl nf Tl'lliIt f'St The Harxartl B1-:ik Priyf- is axiarclt-cl ti' that inf-niher t-li the jlllllffl' class cle-r-mr-tl mfist mit-tliy thrringh high sw'l'ntlaz'sltip and t'hai'at'tr-it It is my plwastm- In axtartl tht' llarvarcl Bfwls Prim- tit ffnzfzilzfnz Sent! Slzzzfmzzifer ttf Haw-fliill. e R Special Prizm ,Xgain this yt-ar Xlr. Rllllflll l,. Dtitlut' ttf Nt-xxltttt'vpvti't has matlf' pfissihlt- the auarcl ul spc-Cial prix:-s Ur a grntip ful' if'I'll 1'9 suhfst- DF'l'Qf'X'f'I'.7lIN!x. Crntragv. initiative. til' sf-nsw nf I'f'SD1rIlSllJlllIy has lvccn a swtiiwt- uf strength In thc- ,Xcatlc-i'iiy, Kas and 'Ibhtts ttinqrattilatr- 1-ath nth'-r fire if p1'fit'm-ssifin. Mr, Wilkie wishes all a pleasant f4.,.,-f.-,QV - f .-'64 f ,,M':gt, sl -l i rf 4 x SIIIUINCI' sw 'l was -f -H 1 'A ln' 9 gf ,, ,M Q 2 x fr.: uf 'flu' f M 'N-Y Fm . 1. The Scniwrs tile frmfln luflliucl CHJIIIIIXHIIS Ur the TNIZil1SlUU HHUSQ lawn lwr thc- CfVI!lIIlCIliklfIIlCflt L-xvxfisc-s on Salurclny mwrni Mr. YVilkic, Mr. Harris. and fwur uf the Bwnrcl uf Trusts-CS si Hue of the hymns at the exercises. Mn' -vl. A ' S- S, S .x ff' if T12 ,.f !, 4,- Dr, IflZi1'I'lSf1I1 1-l' thc NIassaCl1usPtts Institute of Tcfhnffll-sv zxclclrvsscs thc Scniflr Class about s. , ' M..nnq . an -N 9 The first Special Prize is awarded to a senior who has carried large responsibilities in many areas of school life. .-X fine student. vire president of his class. editor of the Milestone. a three-sport athlete. a dormitory proctor. he has contributed heavily in- deed to the success of this school year. Thomat Burke Ixtilteji of Lowell. The next two winners I would handle as a team because their roles in the school have been so similar. Starting with modest athletic ability. both have developed such prowess that they have made yaluable contributions to four different varsity teams. Both have gone out of their way to accept more than their share of responsibility on their corridors. in activities. in the classroom. and on the field. I take great pleasure in presenting special prizes to john Sarlqei Dazsagian. II of Belmont and Stanton Thomas Healy of IN'orcester. The fourth Special Prize goes to a young man who has proven the old adage about good things in small packages. Probably the lightest football line' backer anywhere. he was also one of the best. Ref sourceful and energetic on the dance committees. a musician of real ability. a member of the Milestone Board he has been an enthusiast in all he has Cl:-tie. Peter jamet Burl: of Bethlehem. Pennsylvania. In the academic world as in any other seganent ol- society. it is a pleasure to find a person who is will- ing to work hard for self-imprtivement but who at the same time is thoroughly unseltish and willing to give of himself to his community. This year's senior class boasts just such a young man: Edward Stanley Kleten of Haverhill. The sixth Special Prize is awarded to another senior who has earned the admiration of all by making maximum use of his abilities. Small in stature. he has nonetheless been a bulwark on the soccer. basketball. and lacrosse teams. In addition. their place in life. ,f -Q -ff , he has worked to capacity in the rlassrooni and in his other activities. In a very real sense hr- has mach- a grf-at fttliltliliiiliitili to the .-'xraclr-iiiy. Tlimnav Stagg Tobar of Ridgewood. New Jersey. Every organization. every tt-ani. needs a few people 1.-.lio fan and do carry more than their share of the load. This year one senior has liewii charat'teriyetl as the man-and-a-halt' on thief- fllflif'I'f'Iil varsity teams. Co-Captain of football, an outstanding defenseman in hockey and lacrosse. he has been a major faftor in our highly sticcessliil atliletit' year: Colin Auld Stzzffrlt. ffrd of Cohasset B1I7'7lil.l!lYPVIffI The James NI. Barriskill Prize. established in 1960 by the stu- dents of the .Xtademy in ineiiiory of Sir. Iiarriskill of the faculty. is awarded annually to that im-inlit-r fri- the Senizir ilass who has made an outstanding contribution in the field of music at the .'Xcademy. This vear's winner has been a tower of strength in many areas of school life. Ile has been a fine leader possessing vigor, determina- tion. and a willingness to stand up for his own convictions. i-X member of the Clee Club. of the Nleistersingers. of the school orchestra. and of the 'I 3ths. he has played a major role in bring- ing more and better music to our campus. Stepherz lfillgerzs Blair of Iyintliester. ficf1z1'enty Prize For many years the Academy Prize was maintained by the mother of Ileadmaster Emeritus Edward IV. Eames. In June l959 the imderclassmen of the Academy endowed this prize so that henceforth at each Commencement it could be given 'in honor of Edward XY. and Eleanor K. Eames Sw that the qualities they so Steve Barkin receives the Bloody Kent Prize for the highest standing in English. A , V 4 'X 'IHQAQ 'ff W -- ,- un.-Q 1 ' ' . lx if l ,. r U- . ., ' 1 Y tu -1' f,.-4 ij... 127 deeply prized might be prized in turn by future and suc- ceeding classesf is awarded to that senior boy who by his unselfishness and sportsmanship has best exemplified the spirit of the school. When the wording of this prize was drawn up I suspect the authors really had this year's winner in mind. It would be hard to imagine a young man who was more unselfish, more concerned about helping other people, more devoted to his community, more enthusiastic in all his activities. Also a fine leader in athletics and a true sportsman, he is the epitome of the Academy Prize winner. lt is my great pleas- ure to present the Academy Prize to Denis Edward Golden of Winchester, Illoody Kent Prizes The Moody Kent Prizes are given annually to those stu- dents throughont the school who have achieved outstanding records in various academic departments. No more than one Moody Kent Prize may be awarded to the same boy, The lxloocly Kent Prize for the highest standing in English is awarded to Stephen Roger Barkiri of Manchester, New Hampshire. The Prize for the highest standing in French is awarded to Robert lllrirthrlll Orrult of Rowley. The Moody Kent Prize for the highest standing in Spanish is awarded to Albert Clifford Rock of Longmeadow. The Prize for the highest standing in Latin is awarded to Priul Stephen Freerl-ltberg of Salem. The hloocly Kent Prize for the highest standing in German is awarded to jorzrzllmn Scott Shrrfrnutter tif Haverhill. The Prize for the highest standing in History is awarded to Peter Brure Jllorliirzitt of Manchester, New Hampshire. The Moody Kent Prize for the highest standing in Science is awarded to George Albert Randall. jr. The Prize for the highest standing in Nlathematics is awarded to john Hull Dorf tif Lancaster. Colman Scllolrlrtliifr The Edmund Cofhn Colman Scholarship, established by the late Elizabeth S. Tappan. is awarded to a student of the highest grades in languages. This year's grant of S625 is awarded to: Robert Douglas llIcCilz'rr1y of YVakef1eld. Anibrote Prize Sperilgirig Aicrirdr Ambrose Prize Speaking awards go to the three outstand- ing young orators in the senior class. All seniors have en- joyed the benefits of Mr. Sager's classes, and many have addressed various groups in our area. ln an age when com- I . T l rnunication is so important, this training becomes even more significant. Two of the three winners demonstrated so well last night the calibre of their thought and presentation. The first prize of S25 is awarded to Stephen Roger Barkin of Manchester, New Hampshire, The second prize of S15 is awarded to john Weatherbee Trrrbell, jr. of Bridgewater, The third prize of SIU is awarded to Thomas Burke Leahey of Lowell. Thorndike Hilton Cup The Thorndike Hilton Cup was established by the Class of 1919 in memory of their classmate, Thorndike Hilton. It is awarded each year to the ranking scholar in the senior class. YVith the cup also goes a medal provided by the late Miss Margaret Cushing of Newburyport, long a close friend and neighbor of the Academy. At the outset I mentioned the academic strength of this year's class. ln such competi- tion, to become the top ranking scholar one must combine ability, genuine intellectual interest, and determination, The winner this year possesses all those qualities, but he also has a broad range of interests which have made him a strong contributor to the school in non-academic areas as well. lt gives me great pleasure to present the Thorndike Hilton Cup to Peter Bruce lllachiriitt of Manchester, New Hamp- shire. '63- The Senior Class moves toward the Milestone singing the Senior Song at the end of the exercises. 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Xlriine John LI. I.:-MIN.I.HXr'lJI1ClRH.1Cl. Norxiir lr. Ycrrrront Ihorrras Nlaivr. 110 Yorrth Li:-ck Road. Rafinv Wim onkin John S. Xlffrrw, GLYXE'111I1I lhrriirrivr' .Xt grdt-riixx South Iixhcld Eirgrlric Xlorriw-x. II. 319 Ilvrrrx' Stix-et. .Xlton. Illinoik ' nr i '. llaxrdxorr Xlow. -' Xlill 1xo.r1l. llirrhain. Xt-w Harripxlriiv XYi11otr:1r1ix I. Nrrxorr. liox T LT.rrrrif'l Yallc-y. Carlitor 11111 Rrrh.irt111 Nfwfw 111' Half' Ntrvwt. IIl'Kf'1lX'FftI'I1lS 'Ifvl:1rI7 11-1111.21 II.rrioxr'r Str 1-r' l.N1:xxlrl1IX' Clrrrktoplwr II CL lllriv-x Wild Nrwk Road. Han- KILVNIUI Rolwrt Y. I'.rllott.1. Iixwx Road. Irrxuith Lirtxtlew F I'.ir'kf1r',fI1 Ilolittrt .Xu-nine. Stririrrrit. New Ivzwx lltrxid I'f'.rrnill. .Ir H.rrltor' Yiwu Cotttruff. 1Y1'llin!- ton.Xxwrir1r-.Xvxiliort.RI Wiillraiir 9. Iyoolv. RU, Iiox 11111. illrrikvgm- Iristitrrltl. .hldlifllllfl .X Ron 1-.C Rolwrtxorr. lr . Norrth Ntrcct. 1.rtr1rtit-1d. Clonnm tirrit ,lov-gilt .X Rohm-rtxon. H Ridui- Road. I.tr'.vr't'rrt Q R. Lffc Roliirieon. 1 13 Old Lpton Road. Grafton .XI'1ClIf:'.x' I E. Row. 210 LfrPCk llritfq Edgtwxortll. Sui ifklm. Pennwlx ania Rohr-rt XI. of-ual. 1116 Old Nlill Road. Xliddleftown. Conner tit lit Rolrvrt S. She-rriian. 11 .X1,ll'lIJl'l1 .Xxenrre-. I'roxic1c-nte Fl. Iilrlfbflf' Isldfltl Iohn X, S1l't'lf'. Ir. 21UIitluf1rrrorrt llrixc. Swat me 3. Nc-it York ,low-rili P. g1ffXf311N. 111I.f-orrrirrxtffr' Road. I.1lI1f'f1l'Jll1g Pt-tvr C Ihoriizik. 2215 Clranford Road. Ilrrrharn North Crrrolina Ril hard .X Tizxhrrry. 10 Riu-r'xit'xv Drive. Ncularrrx' Philip 'If Yan Zilr-. III. 911 Cf1oxt'rl'y Road. Grrmx- Poiritr-I'.1rrrii'36. Nlithiqan Ri: hard 1' 1Yhitin!. Porrnd Ridge Road. 15:-dford Yillagf-. Nr-xx' York Wfwlvv QI. NYil1iarris,fZT Eliot Road. Lexington Rohr-it I.. Wiiff. 'Z I.Iil'if'Q1l1f' Strive-t. Haverhill FIIESHMEN lax' W. .Xllf-n. 1.4.4 High Road. Nr-xtlitrry C f Iiordvn .Xrrdr-rworr 1026 Yr-rrr-tirirr Point. K.lr-.ir- nate-r. Florida Nitholax 'If Cf .Xlrollorritu KIr'rl1.1I'll1 SI1l'f'I,IiU1l'xIJflll Rlainv 'Iiirriotlrx' XY.1ir'ox1riry QU I.orrQl'f-llou .Xu-nirc-. Iirrrm- wivk. XI.1ins' lirork XY. Callvn. 22 1i.rtlrf'rrrrv Strw-t. Fair Haxvn. Next AIt'r'it'x' .Xrthrrr .Y Cfarrrcron. f11'1 Lax Lorrrak .Xxffriwrr-. Pat ifit' I'alii.1tlvs. Califorriirr F. Sl1L'1'lJ1l1'I'lQ'Lhlllfflltll.. I3c'axvr'hrook Lancf. litrxhrirx' .Xlan I.. Lfhasv. 111-13 Ijlllflhlil'SII'l'l'1.NCM'll1l1'X'IJU11 Lincoln Clark. 111.511 1X'PitforclStrct-t.Chelmsford Kevin Connor. 31 Pr'oxpt't't gtrttft. 1YirrChCstt-r Donald XI. Crm km: '13 HmkellStrtfe-t.Fitr1r1rrrrg .larrrvs NI. Donovan. '3 Thorrrpeon Road. Nlarlilv- head Iiradilraw X. Ilorwy. Prints Strc-ct. Bcwt-rly IJ. I3r'Qwm' Eddv. Box 155. Dtrxlntirw' I-'rcder'it k T. Evans. 1 Strathrrrorc Road. Wakf-tielcl David C. FLl6'SS.Xv1Z1 Crrwia 8711. Rorric. Italv I7trd1CyS. Glox cr. 10 Kvnoya Str'f.'t't.IIax'6r'1rill 1Yi1liarrr F. Grornko. jr .. 131 Lynn Street. Peabody llohn I . HarrrpS1rirt-. 19 Iiwstlirrront SII'f'f'1. 1Yortf:itcr' R. Dorrglax Hannon. 1320 lit-coli Stir:-t. 'l'vxar'katia. .Xrkgrrrxas R. Hal Hanrron. 1320 Bm-Ili Stu-t-t. 'I't'xar'kzrrr.r. .Xrkrrrrxas ulohn CI. Hill. Old Pod Road. Bvdford. Nam York Rii hard XI. 1.11 k. 17 Lakrf Slrort- .XxCnrrQ. Buxvrly Craig fi 1o1rrrwri.9Ult1 South Lana-. .Xriclovcw .Xnthonv Y. Krrapp. 152 High Road. Nvxihr1r'y fi.rr'rf.-t lb I.fxr1r1'x'. Ir. 111 Riu-rtlif1Road. I.oxvcll Kvnnvtlr .X. I,1I1lJE'1'L1. Ritlgm-wrrv Ilrive. Firlrnorrth For:-xicln-. Klriinc- klohn X1 Xlackr-rifle:.Xt.rtle:1rrx' 11.rr'k.R.F.1J.. Rowlrfx' . , . , . Stott NI.rgr.1rr1'. Ir . ol Vrrirvn Ilatc. Xlontrlair. Xfaxx 1I1'r'it'X' Iarrrr-N Q1 Xlrfhrirv, 111 I.oxwr lioirlcxartl. N:-ii London. Conrrr-1 tif rrt Iirirrn X11-rix'. oi XIainStr1-vt. lixfitfld .Xrnold I.. X1orton..51Srir'r Ro.rt1. Clorrttwtvr Dwight IJ. Nimlrolkon. North 5I1f'l1I.IiIi.1liIU11 John R. Norrix, '55 hI.1w,rmlll1v'11x.XNl'l1L14'. .XIIIUQIUI1 74 Iliorirax I.. 11111-.t. 21 II.rnoxvr Strr'i'1.Nt'xx1wrrrX Lilll'1i1,fll1lIt'I' KI 1'opf:.T lim-xvrlvt' l1riu'.N.1Nliir.1,Nm'xi Harrirrxhire Stcplrt-rr NI. Rollin 1711lltrritplirrwfso--r-t. NI.rrl1l1'lrv.rtl 1':'tt'rI1. Szrrur-nt.Hou-rrror lirrrnrne-r .X4.1tlr'lrix',Soirll1 Bytin-1t1 Fr:-tl:-rick Slivpartl. 271' Uuxrrr .Xxvrrrra-. Xlarlrlv- head Alohn 11 Stvxvrrk. QW' Ifollvrr Road. I.l'X11lQIUI1 llgrxid li Srrllixan.1Yiltorr.N1'u Ilarrrirxlrirv Iivnjarrrin H. Y.trrgh.rrr. 11 llirxwll Str r-i' t. 1'ridi'N L11l7SN1I1Q lllrrixtorilrt-rt ll Yorrrrg. 21121 I'1'lrrl+ir-kt' Road. fIIl f'1lNlb41I'rx. N411 Ill liar rull11,1 Compliments of KLEV-BRO SHOE MFG. CO., INC MANCHESTER ROAD DERRY NEW HAMPSHIRE Americo's Foremost Monufocturer of Women's Novelty Shoes COMPLIMENTS OF LEWISTON HARDWARE AN D PLUMBING CO. 75 Lisbon Street LEWISTON, MAINE BIXBY ENTERPRISES Hoverhill, Moss. Chesley T. Bixby George Henry Bixby Williom Cohen Suppliers To Shoe lndustry Since 1874 l'lWl'l 'll i Daniel L. Lynch 0 0 p 0 I' a t i v Your Prescription Druggzlst Hank , 171 - 173 Hlgh Street 9 NEWBURYPORT 42-44 State Street Newburyport At the Underpass if-' ,f P- ll T 7 JM , KENOZA VENDING COMPANY West Mai n Street Merrimack, Massachusetts Providing Governor Dummer with complete vending service E. A. CONRAD COMPANY 299 Cabot Street Beverly, Massachu tt PUTNAM PANTRY Candies and Ice Creams on both sides of U. S. Route I These charmingly appointed candy kitchens and ice cream shops feature delicious hand-dipped chocolates, caramels, fudges and over 300 other varieties of taste-tempting candies and rich ice creams all made from treasured old New England recipes. Try our Ice Cream Smorgasbord - it's scrumptious Open Daily and Sundays 9 a.m. to lO p.m. DANVERS, MASS. iw Compliments of NEWBURYPURT Five Cents Savings Bank 63 State Street Newburyport, Mass. l H. W. PRAY COMPANY Womenk and Childrerfs READY-TO-WEAR DRY GOODS 71 - T5 stare street H0 5-9511 NEWBURYPORT 1 W. E. ATKINSON COMPANY Quality Service Since 1884 27 WATER STREET NEWBURYPORT , fn X 1 Q X 11h111ty k111'ms how Illilllf' h11111l1'1'11s 11fIh11llSL1I11ls 111- 111?1,111h- 11111 11- ttjlligllt with T1111112 5t111'li11g -hut the LiL'll1Ll1 11111111161 111111111 h1' st111'tli11g. For 111 tl11- 11111-111111-11-hgllt1'1-11t111'1vs that h1J1111t1t11l 1lx1-1' 11115 lu-1-11 111111l1- 111 N11wl1111'x'I1111't. rhe 111 lIlllll4l tm' ltr 1111111-1'11N 11115 1111111-11 ft1f111l1lv 111m111'1l. 4111111 ll'llfl1tlf1Il5 1't'Lll'lllIlg1 h111'k 1111111151 111 th1- P1lg1'1111f Qllvf' 114111 111 thv l'l'LlrHI1 tktll' 'l'11NNI.1L 111'11g1'f1wr. hill lll'HllLllPlV thc 1fhi1-1' 11115011 is 11 1'c1'I11i11 s1111111h11-as of111-5ig11-11att1'1111w that 1119111' 11 cll -that w1,-ur 51,1 111-ll. 111 t111't. that th1-V h121'1'1111e at 11111312 Ll lftlllll 111ss1'ss1o11 111111 I I a hclovcd part of flnuily life. LE S T E R L I N G ,Yr11f111ryp11r!. ,1I1zss111'f1115P!f VICTORIAN MOTOR COURT Route I I4 Peabody, Mass. Quality Accommodations Make it right with PIONITE Lifetime Laminates Distributors in principal cities or write to factory for your nearest distributor In New England: MARTIN LUMBER 983 Page Blvd. Nffjf., Springfield, Mass. MARTIN ASSOCIATES 28 Goodhue Street I Salem, Mass. f' Manufactured by Pioneer Plastics Corporation Sanford, Me. Los Angeles, Calif E. D. CCOK CO. Welding Supplies 81 Accessories GAS - METALLIC ARC-HELIWELDING - AIRCOMATIC Everything for the Welder 269 Western Ave. Authorized Boston 34, Moss. Air Reduction Co. Distributor DEERSKIN TRADING POST Route No. 1 at No. 114 DANVERS, MASS. Formal Wear Rentals For all occasions RHWS THILUR SHUP D. CASHMAN Hardware Company DuPONT PAINTS HARDWARE o1Ls, BRUSHES 30 State St., Newburyport lllIl'I' 8. l'lEl.W 24 - 26 PLEASANT STREET Newburyport, Mass. HO 2-295I 10 Charter Street TOYS, SPORTING Goons, GIFTS NEWBURYPORT -93 Q- tim Congratulations to the class of '62 A. PASQUALE 81 SONS Builders and Contractors 81 Merrimack St. Haverhill, Mass Builders of the Mansion House Wing Best Wishes to the Class of '62 Wien! aft- WMM .faamhq LUXURTONE DRY CLEANING 89 High Street, Amesbury, Mass. Amesbury 388-0680 Homestead 5 9441 Merrimac, Exeter and Hampton - Enterprise 5905 Conzpliments of ' I A 0 0 Sylvunlu Electric Products, Inc. IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS STRAND FURNITURE CO. FROZEN FOODS D t S epo qucre Institutional Only Ipswich Mass. MILLER PRODUCE CO. Quality Furniture Mohawk Carpeting 85 Newmarket Sq. Television 8. Appliances Boston I8' Moss' QUINT'S DRUG STORE Telephone Ipswich 540 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS Norman L. Quint Market Square Reg. Pharmacist Ipswich, Mass. YOUR HEADQUARTERS for Nationally Advertised - Brandea JUNIORS, MISSES AND WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR PURITAN Newburyport, Massachusetts Compliments of Rep. and Mrs. Theodore J. Vaitses 1 ARTHUR S. PAGE INSURANCE AGENCY 57 Stote Street Newburyport, Moss. A A-M Sponsors' Listing Horsch Furniture Co., 25 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass. Knight Grain Co., I-3 Water Street, Newburyport, Mass. HO 5-7931 City Builders, I Summer Street, Newburyport, Mass. Leon 8- Teddy's Company, Traffic Circle, Newburyport, Mass. Diamond National Corporation, I8 Merrimack Street, Newburyport, Mass Warren's Linoleum Depot, I I5 Merrimack Street, Newburyport, Mass. The Friendly Market, 53 Main Street, Byfield, Mass. Davis Electric Service, 40 Merrimack Street, Newburyport, Mass. General Store, Call HO 5-9532, 37 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. Pearson the Florist, 38 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. Traister Shoe Store, 34 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. Dede's Restaurant for Good Food, 4 and 6 State Street, Newburyport. Quality Shoe Store, Cor. Essex and State Streets, Newburyport, Mass. Ace Fruit and Produce Company, 603 Canal Street, Lawrence, Mass. Dr. Abraham Cohen, 6 Charter Street, Newburyport, Mass. New Chop Stick House, 67 Main Street, Wenham, Mass. HO 8-9563 Bernard M. Sullivan, Insurance, IO Market Street, Ipswich, Mass. K 8K G Lanes, Inc., Saltonstall Road, Ipswich, Mass. Kray's Store for Men, 47-49 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. Eastman's Studio, 5 Charter Street, Newburyport, Mass. HO 2-6772 KunkeI's, 35 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. Woodbury-McLeod, Inc., 46 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. Elliot Fuel Company, Hammatt Street, Ipswich, Mass. Wirthmore Store, Brown Square, Ipswich, Mass. Knight's T.V., 33 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass. Lathrop Brothers Fuel, Hammat Street and Brown Sq., Ipswich, Mass. Bennet's Esso Station, Traffic Circle, Newburyport, Mass. BAY STATE ABRASIVE PRODUCTS CO lrllffzsdrkanfsr 95- '.., Westboro, Massachusetts :TT-.. , K, , -' ...., 2 fftttff-Z' BLUE POINT BOATS, CO. Sail and Power Rentals I4 Prospect Place East Orange, N. J. NEW PORT LAUNDERETTE Coin Operated WASH AND DRY Plus DRY CLEANING LAUNDERING SERVICE Coffee Bar Free Parking Facilities 26 Water Street Tel. HO 5-9048 Best Wishes from CROCKER, BURBANK 8. CO Ass'cn. Since 1909 MACHINIST'S Hanover St. Manchester, N. H. Serving Northern New England SHAHEEN BROS. INC. Wholesalers and Distributors FRESH - FROZEN - CANNED Fruits Vegetables Meats Poultry Sea Foods Baker's and Restaurant Supplies Tel. MUrdock 6-6610 - 6-6611 - 9-9167 439 Haverhill St. Lawrence, Mass. x MORGAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ENGINEERS AND MANUFACTURERS Rolling Mills - Wire M h y - Combustion Controls WORCESTER 5, MASSACHUSETTS, U.S. A. ' Cha Alibi gfllb Route 1 ROWLEY WH 8-7796 STYLE LEATHER C0 40 Walnut Street Haverhill, Moss, For the Steok, for the Lobster of Your Life Visit .... ...... ALLENHURST ADAMSHURST Route 114 Route I Danvers. Mass. ren. sp 4-szoo Ten. sp 4-2860 I'IONEI'lIi ULIISMUHILE INC. QUAIJTY SALES -SEHXTVE IIAKLAND R.IiNox Ii Hkuum XVAnswoHTH I'reshlcnt NWce I'rvsidern ATUUTISHOREEJQUALHW'OLDSMOBHJTDEALER 285 Derby Street IDUHI efef 1'4-P400 SALEM,MASS Tel. ELmw0od 6-5205 Whittier Motel WIIITTIER CORNER Junction Routes 1A and 121 IPSWICH, MASS. Good Luck to the Class of 1962 LIBERTY MARKET INC 28 State Street Newburyport, Mass. AVARDS Lad and Dad Store I I Main Street Nashua, N. H. The Marguery Restaurant County Road Ipswich, Mass. Cocktail Lounge Excellent Food Function Rooms Closed Mondays COMPLIMENTS OF The merchants Hatianal Bank of Hewhurupart Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HNN MHIHHS, INK. RRIS ST. TEL. H NEWBURYPORT LAfayette 3-1900 BOLTON-SMART Co. Inc. 1 125 Clinton Street BOSTON 9, MASS. CAREFULLY SELECTED FOODS Meats - Poultry - Fish - Butter - Cheese Eggs - Frosted Foods SERVING Hotels - Restaurants - Clubs - Schools Institutions - Camps and Steamship Lines WONALANCET COMPANY COTTON Nashua, New Hampshire Atlanta, Georgia Liverpool, England GND Salwar giiuusr STANDARD FAMOUS ORIGINAL CREAM ANU Coat 81 Apron Supply Co. PECAN CLAMS BUTTER FUDGE Supplying: Schools HOME MADE CHOCOLATES and Colleges BON BONS Hospitals 83 Holly St. U. S. Route 1, Danvers, Mass. Lawrence, Mass. Tel. SP1'ing 4-2222 Commercial Accounts Solicited BROOKSIDE FLORAL COMPANY, INC. Greenhouses - Central Street Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Telephone Flowers Designed for Every WH 8-3922 Occasion 127 Main St. Andover, Mass. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Rowley, Massachusetts fix 'The Rndover for 22 Holyoke St. 167 Newbury St Cambridge, Mass. Boston, Mass. 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