Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1963 volume:

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This is PSIJt'Clfllly true in the fuse of ai school xvliere the interest and devotion of its students are of utmost importance in its growth and development. The rise of Governor lluuuuer over the past two Centuries can be directly at- tributed to the interest and devotion of all its students. The students of Govemor Ilunuuer can he proud of the great part they have played in the growth of their school. lt is for this reason that we dedieate The 1963 ,Uilesforze to the students, both past and present, of Governor Duuuuer .'xCZ1ClC!Ily. 4 .Q I 525.3 Exim mm. lu- was at gill limi-N willing to listcn to mlm upinium of Otlii-rs. .Xnyo ., - 1' 1 ,,w I . if 'N .1 J, -' I .I vp F' Q I D14 ' P . -. I .. ' 'll 'iii' ' . ::r',-R wt.: 3.52:-' 3JV 'd- ' ...Q-f'a..: i ' 737 W- . .fl u ' UW' ,gu . In Q' r, '- 'rf'-tae' ' ,g 2221? - - :iffy ...z 4- . -' Rt' ' - Qftq' ' . ,N 0 nv i f fn ' . .... ' -, 77-.. ,- 3' ' - Y. .vs ' ' ,.,,, 1 'h . .fra :. HJ- , .H ,. 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Cacligaii . .A A... St. Louis, NIO. lifigvi' ll. Qioulu-ii 'lil ...,,..,,,.,...... ....,....,. C loliassmgl fiL'l'1'X Dietz '35 A A A ,.., Sy1'Z1CllSC, New York Xlmriw P. Frost '35 , . . . Riviera Bvaicli. Flmicla Cflziuclv Nloorc Fiuw , AA........., Clicstiiut Hill Elliott NI. liorclori ,....A ,A Huiiiptcm. Now Haiiipsliirv FI'C'CllfIllL'l'i S. lNIOSvlvy. . . ..., Nui' Yorla. Ncw York Valli-mi lYillxic'. AAAAA ,A,...A. S outli Byficlcl l,0tli1'0p XVitlii1iQt01i A A . A A A Plylllfilltll 7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lhe production ol' a yearbook is by necessity a long and difficult process. Main hours of hard work have gone into the production of Thr Jlilitium, 'llhis work has not been done by the Klilestone board 1963 alone. lrowexerz soine ol' those to xvlioni the board owes its particular indebted- HUQ9 LII ei Mrs. Marjorie Rouisse for her helpful accounting and bookkeeping. Bliss Louise l,ox ell and the ofihce stall' for their accurate special ination. infor- Klr. Roy Hult of Hult Studios in Xlelrose was alxxays ready to serve us in xxliatexer way possible. XIII Richard XXX-ir ol' the .Xnierican Yearbook Clonipany capably assisted us in the inechanics of production. 'l'he .llilf rfwn stall for its work in the tedious but niost iniportant tasks uhich are an intrinsic part in the production of a yearbook. Our advertisers without whoin the production of this book would have been an impossibility. Klr. llouglas l,. Xlillei whose experiencf- and patience have inacle our task .1 Qlviil dt-.il easier. X ' N , lb X11 Milli-1 8 Mr. XXX-ir ,,,,... MDX IIRXUR IJINIXIIQR XIQXIJITXIX TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 10 SENIORS 24 UNDERCLASSMEN 50 ACTIVITIES 58 ATHLETICS 78 ADVERTISING 145 9 FACLI LTY IIn'T.'7Q Q -Q x 1 r pf' l 2 la- :V ' 1 , Q A., 1. . E .4 . v- 2' 0.1: W 5 iq ti' v1l Ul-aus. mvw. I Qs 1 if ax 'U V ,ha kara -1,9 fn! cz.. HEADMASTER P-. hug 1- 1 s --bu sf-'-:X X'AI,I.E.'XL' WILKIE. JR. Yale 1948. .-X,B,: Haxward 1954. Headmaster 8 4 1. MA P. ' '. ' Y 12 'LQ6' ARTHUR II. .XDQXNIS English, Gcriiian lmnxil L'nix'crsitv of Vienna 1952 . 11 xxvitml . ' Q-Q 'VW'- 'Are you trying to mztagonize 1715. C'lz1'pp.1.j ROBERT E, ANDERSON Biulugy Keiiwiii 1957. XB. Baibcis be back next year. Yep, and all three of ilzem :fill L JOSEPH 1,. CIOOLIDHE Mathematics Williams 1954. AB. mon Jw. don? Q-Tl' llildrzz any more chalk, 13 CT -an VYUIIV 1:111111111'11g f111111 11 11721 1111 111111 111111 ll 111111 :11111' E. WEBSTER DANN Lehigh 1952. HS. Executive assistant to the BifC'Illl'I1I1iZll PFIIQVZIIII .1 3111 111 11111 11111111111 1111111111 1111111 H'1lOAI? EDGAR ID. IJUNNINCL x1Ilf1lI'IYlfllil'kS LvI1il1ll 19241 BS. P1'il14'1'l1111 V125. NIMX. BllSill Ni Kfulxzxxr-11 Bank EcIit111'11fth1- .-111111111 Ii. NSI ILEY RX HFS Histrwry .'xIIllll'l9l 1911. .NH I'IZ1I'X'2'tl'C1 1938. Fd.NI. B11st11n l'11ix'm'sity 1962. NIA. sf' L 1 , 1 I1'1111! 11111 111111 11111111111 111111111 J 1 LQVPHKII' 1v111 ffllfhy' 5 1 14 Qt '1 1, HFBFRTUN I-,X NNN, III Nlflthlmntn Pl'iIMt'I1'Ik 1019. .X B. .XCIXINHI Iv' thf SHIJhf'IHHlI CAIJNN G.. Y JOHN .-X. PENN C:hf'!IliSII'V Rulsvlx 193551, BS, B1 'Stl ID l mvcrsxtx 1953. Edfxi. .Mix iwr If- the Rildifv Club ffzrzdfzrdx. zzfff Zl In fiixn JAMES F. HARRIS IIiQtwx'y. 'QI' 'K fly: ' ' . X 5. Q 5 f C,--' Eff., ff-77 'Z' '. ,.,1Ng.A,i -4- fkyffip ' Duke 19.33. A-X B. Ynlr- Divimitv Sf'l'l Hl 19 Chaplaxn . X15' H ,NUS , ,NU 11 ill S .fXdxAisU1' tw XN'r11'ld Affairs Group nf! pd, ntteniz Clam ,,.pfif1Xf'. 15 A W JOHN F. HENRY Pliisiixiii XY-iibail.i1'y' Building Xiiiir- Dfiliif- ICWYI X B Xiiminiivluillx iofii, ,wi 1 I mi- Ti' Umiiiatii Q Club ,Q 11' 4 i XV. l m ffwrf ff 'l 'lBf7l'fg I ' ' H, 1' Hi' JIU, V, 5 . r-fi RIC Pr'Ii!ii'wiNL1!i. X 1cJ'I ' Thi- I'1Iir1 n W HXRD KI CQIHNFY .MT Ilzw VX .1,fi.' X ' HE .lA . ii: Fiiiirilriii K ww 1 If1i,iiw.i:,IwVll'- xlfi- Y f -H , . im llv .Hi fi I' X X11 fifizfv if V I fi' 1 A c i 4 Q XX'II.I.l!xNI Ti KIXC gg .Xr:,v1':iQ1riIinliiiiii-iifB11iikiiiQ Hi' ' .v i,..i .w Rifieg C..1i:i XV . '. .-Ii1Tiif'.I.3l1t N Dr, Kifzhive iff dzztff' 16 .pew v--' 'i' 'x 1 4 'if 'il , 14 Af 313-' I C D KEITH A. MCDKFFIE Spanish Gonzaga 1954, A.B. L'nix'1-rsity mf Kfadrid 19611 Nliddleluury 1960, MA. Adinissinns Oflifcr Spanish Club Debating Cluli Advisur u1.t'IllII Sp11111if1 Ill zzeeki bm X 9- I' ,bn-. Q11plf1'111z, 1111111111111 7111711118 refmdfi TIIOMAXS NHC, MERCER English clCI1II'P 1924. Ali. Harvarcl lflllfl, KINX. Cmiirnc-rifmiir-rit prlzvs and Dlplwmas lln-acl mil Fnulisli ll:-pgirtiilf-in 14... DOL'CI.AS L. NIILLER E 3 Physics .Xinlif-ist l93ll. .'X.B. 1 Advisor In The illilevtone Head nl' Scicmx- IDPIJ3l'lIllCIll ,vm N 18 Hou' this lx llll' thi.: ix my Ieftf' Hglzt 11117111 I1 .X NIXLZDQ DN.-XLD NIVRPI IY I.nul1Ql1 H3l'X'.ll'ki 1919. .XB Dilw IH1 vl Xllllvlim N 5- . Howxklu J, xwlxs Iullill Xhllinms 1933. AB. 1 wl11m:I,i.1 154 lf, NIA, In Qlmruv ff! mi-1,-ke-lmcii and Qhwrt ,Xdvlswr In 1116 SFINHI' EXNWIIIXP g cmlssxuns O aber ffl JZ, I . X.. ROY .N OHRN F rc- nth Tudm nel! haze ll rexpfnzx1:'f Lum,-1N1rx HI D111 , 1, xIidd1C'lJlIl'Y 1937, NI .X ,Xssistzmt in granting pf-1'111i1siHm . CII , Us H+-:id 'VI' xI df'l'I'l I.anQua!:- Uvpzlrt- 19 -0? ARTHUR XX' SXGER Public' Spvaking Half-s WHL ,XB DirPf'tr1r1'f film- Club W! '4 5, ii f I1 1, , f6'llf'f1V?!11.DU MRS BERTN R SXCFR Fl'f'Ill'lX 1. Xlwunt Ilwlyflkm' l9wfr. :XB uve- ll 'AIDHIE-f 'e'.q51'u I, NI.XNI.IL'S SARCENT xIAlllf'Il13.TilgS .xlllhfffit 1943. .-XB. In slmrec I-fSal111'c1ay X11-x if-N nv 'Um 20 fwfr I 7 1 ff 1111 fmjfm mi' ' 1 ' Y ls, -1 l r 1-.ks WlI,Ll.'XNI II. SPHRRY History C21-ttyslnlrg l93fl. XB. Duke l953, lNf,A. Hvad uf Histnry Dvpzntxm-nl Volleyball Czar O l cezrave Ian! or a rave. .': 5 ll1H-lbt ne Lwzzlzl M1017 1121 V151 BENJAKIIN STONE Mathcmatirs it Hamilumn 1932. AB, Dircrtnr nf Studies Adxisor to Senim Class K Q A Head nf Kfatlicxnzxtics Dvpartnwnt 4 'vi X, L P mn :mx l lerba 1 Hnrlard. X, YK? x -, 400 pfv, we mn get him intn I ' 5- . ' ffy.4Hf DAVID NI. WILLIAXRIS HlSItr!'B'. English Franklin tt Nl3I'QllZ1ll 1930. .NH Ln1xers1ty rrfPCnnS'ylXZir1l21 l9.Jl. NIA. pXdx'isfvr tn Junior Class Xclusor tn Cheerleaders 21 .Nm , H:11'x'z1rd 19371 1X1B1 , f 11111111-11 19m 11111131 I 1 N N .,,- Davicl XI, 11111111 1 1 KIM EC11I1l 11 xIfl11S11lY111 11 KIN1 F1f1I'1'Ili't' C11 1'm11'w11 1'1'11X 1X1 XN'11Q11g1 1 NIM. x1ilI1llt'I'1ll' X11 .X111fhN K:1t111'3'11 11l'UXN'I1 11 1 1 NIH. 12111-111101 M1 C1I111c1u1-11 Hrs. 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Cate Eclwzlrcl D. Cook. Ic'lI'i'ex' li. Ellis Dzivicl P. Faxon llolmert D. NIc'fiilx'1'ay fll12lClDOllI'IlC H. Sniitli IVilliani .X. Sloane Sfmt Roliert F. Nlann. Cfliaiimrzri H. Cameron Barr. III Donald ,X. Connelly Dining Room StalI'orcl .Xliny Peter B. Coburn Daxicl R. Dent David P Faxon Robert H. Fitzpatrick Robert CQ. Fullerton. l.'o-Clzzzimiarz Frank Ii. flniniiiey. III Hoxxarcl Means. II Peter P. Morrin. II Carson G. Taylor. Cfo-f.'fu1z'rnia11 .IeiIrcy S. Taylor Gary .X. NVhitford Pnwizlrzlt David N. Hilugn-nclorll' l'ir4'-Pnwizlfizzf l'ir1'-Pn'.ti1l1'11l Clliacllvourne H. Sniitli Donald Stoni- Sizzrly Hall Pmrlfnt Rirliarcl R. Navini. I'Iarxx'oocl H. Bailey Davicl I.. Butler Forbes Fariner Tlioiiias E. Hague Davicl N. HilqendorfI fl. Calvin Nlaekenxit' liolbert Cl. Segel Donald N. Stone Cfliaiz man Library Prortmt Stephen G. Hnglit-Q. Roderick S. Brace David S. Qlaldxvell Jeffrey IS. Ellis Alelfrey S. Eveletli Leonarcl XV. Kaplan Robert D. IXICCiilx'ray Clllflliflllflll Iiiiiotliy INIoriarty. 3rd Mark S. Petri .Ionatlian S. Sliafn iaster YN'illiani .X. Sloane Scott S. Surrey Steplien C. VVitt Clzapul Robert C. Taylor. Clffzinziarz 26 Rieliarcl P. Hawkins. .Xricln-xx' NI. .Iolinson Allen S. Presvott Rivliarcl .X. Stockton. Tollrs Robert P. Ingalls R. Ranclolpli I,angenbac'l1 Stewart H. Sta-fIey. Paul A. Tlioinas Steplien C. Wlitt Rffrptiorit -Iolin D. Maeintyre. CPXIIIISVIIIIIII Frank E. Austin. III George Delano. III Donald I,. Riiner Zllovirxv Robert K. Cate. Cliairnzan Tiinotliy INIoriarty. 3rd Ci. Bruce Mc'Neil Scott S. Surrey Smoking Room Paul A. Tlionias, Clzairmarz Jeffrey L. DeVeber Norman I.. Waqgoner. III Stewart H. Steffey. Jr. 5 X1 ST.Xl l ORD .Xl,MX. AIR, Spilw kip H Af. iiiittvc. ll: lfisliinu Club. lg llvanl- uzlitvi. l. Sli-lIll5ll Llub. -. v. l.1lw'i.ii5 Club -l 0' f 4 -E ff! Q' All 'fi' if A ,I Cl 1 1 S Av, ff fi' .ix sl fflllz' 711110 bf'fU7f b7f'I1lli'fIllf,-. FR.-XNK E. AUSTIN. lll X if Tex -ltb year at fl.D..-X.: Racliw Club. l.-lL Rillv Club. 2: clI1IIlPI'.l Club. 4. R1 ceptiun Cciiiiiiiittvc. fl.-lr: Spanish Club. ll.-li XN'restliiiu Squiicl. 'Vi X 4, ,Q fi:-ll' Squad. 1.2.31 l.:1luu1'aIu1'y .Ks 3 ' sislziiil. l. - -. '.l T' J -445 'Q' 4 13 x'?.l-Q, y-' .. ' 'V 1' 4 P -, 5,1 .Xml 111111 umm' Qllrzpfiu flu Z1 5' -1113: 3, -x agp.: N Tip: ' '- gif lf'aa'if1f1lf171d...' ,ss - '-,- ,L- ,jeg .r. - 1 -R.'5,':'- ' , , ,, I 4, ,, , f - , l IIARWOOIJ H. B.Xll,EY l Squc'al4y i 4th year at G.D.A.g Rifle Club, l,2: Art Club, 4-Q Dormitory Proctor, 4: Study Hall Prrvctmx -l 3 Religious Discus- sion Group. -lg Governor Staff, 3, Cu- Business Manager, 4: Soccer Squad, 3. Team. 41 Latrnsse Squad. il. iillillllljflllll 72151112 Irrnz jnipm. 27 'Y -6 H. CIAINIERON BARR Cam l iircl yc-ar :xt fl.lJ..'X.: film- Clulm, 15.41 t Fall Dance Cummittc-C, -lg Rifle Club. 1 21 F.,.,11m11, tsl xvimu- Trzufk. iv Spring Tmvk Squad, 2, Tram. 3: SIUIT1. 'l. 5 Bur ui. lzfm fun I frm make me 50'r, RODERICK S. BR.'XCIl'i Rod JW ' flrcl yr-fir at H.lJ.A.: Hfmur Rfvll. 2.3: I,llH'Z1I'y Prm'Ifr1', 41 frlUZ'FVflUI Sliifli, 8 Viill Rr'ligiuuQ lJis1usSiun. -l. .uv ff f 1. Q Xfr . ff, 4 Xl L-23: , if 1 V Ompi, if frurln like' DNN fohnf' DAVID L. BUTLER Butts 4111 year at G.D..-X.: Humor Rull. W: Religious Discussiuu, 41 Outing Club. 4: Glen- Club, 4: Clfnernw Staff. 4: Q t1 Fuuthall Squad. 3: Fuutball Team, -l: Hockey Squad, 11 Spring Track Squad. 2: Spring Track Team. 3: Study Hall Prurtur. 4, NI':Z'67lI.7lg study hallf, 28 1116 lzznzm ml! ff yuu keep giving 9.1919 V. ll. if DAVID S. li.-XI,lJWIil,I. Daw V 1 4 1. .. .. X 4' 1 . . 1111111' Roll. l.f.f3.'1g I,ilm1'a1'x' PIXlICtllll'. 13 LITEITIIQ' .xldll 2.11 1U11ew11111r Stafl. 11.13 Sucrcx' Squad. 131 51166111 Team. lg NY1'1'S1l111Q. 2.33 Travk Squad. QQE 11111511 11 11116516717 111 I111' wr fH7l.Qll1IlV 1'e11r1ffez1 11r1,g1f' . . .H 4' fa fi? m, -11 W., 1 . 4 ROBERT K. CATE Blah RMU U .11 5 11 D11I'1111t11l'N' PlklY1XIf'l'. 41 Sftlludfly' Xlmm C.111111111ttu. 1. Cjhillllllilll var Q., . f ' ...mf . .. :FQ I 1. 1' . ' Yu. 01111111111 Staff. lg Rvliqiuus Disrus- 514111. Tvvmrlllall TCHIII, -..1'.jr. C41 Team. 1 Cillliin' XY1'vsll111f1 ,Iw1 iIIl 'V I3c'1'11ss1- 1111 . . .U11z11fm1ta 7lF6I1x fl faf1.1f'. 3.3, PETER B. CIOBPRN PL-tv ltlm Ytillk at lQ.D..X.1 Rifls' Club. 1.2: Uininu Hall CI11111111ittc'0. 4: Spanish . 1 1 . X cflllll. 1: Smurf-1' 'Ivam Nlarlagw-11 fl: XN'1'vstli11Q Squad. 1.2: Travk Squad. W 41 ll 114 Ve 29 lJfJN.,XLIJ A. LIUNNEILY -T' If WW A s f:4lIlUC'llSu 4th xr-411 at iQ.D..X.1 Lita-1'a1'3 Cllulw, 45 VN, Y 1' 4: Riflc- Club. li Slum c:flIIlllliIlt'lf. 4: if ' 4145 A 1 I , Debating club, 11 ffm-,,1.,,, l.!..3.4: 1,4 4 Q J f4l'I'IIlLlIl Club. 41 Ulu' Cilulw, hvad nmanaqcr. 4: SfIlxl't'l' Squad, li: Swfrc-1' '54 7 'Il-am. 41 Baikctlmll Squad. 3: Him - Imll Tvarxy 3: Rmfliui-1115 I,iSlllNii1'Il. 4. , ...ad c f'rr1wrr1l 1-irmixklm la, nook. ,IR 4111 war ill ILIXXQ c:4N'l'l'4l'QlL1l'1N. I: --'11-4144 XIl'1NIl'lNlI14'f'I'N 4 Dwrlxrll-vxx Pnutwl' , 1 Slillllil, I1 If-mm Squzicl. if fwlt Sqlmfi. 3 X ,X ,X x X K Ulrzffs fl- Mlm- lllulm, 14, Prm-siclc-ut: Dining HMI II1'.ulxx.11l1'1. 4: .llwr-fffrzf' Staff. x41 Pall Dunne: L1+11111111tc-Q. 4. Smal-1 cf ry 4 114 II! lr, II 1,i1UR4 ,K IJI-QI.,XNt J, Ill Tv rryA' 'FV . ,p 4111 H-.11 .1t if DX . Radw Lllulp 4: F lI:u11fi'r:1 Cllulu. 41 Rcfcptiffrm flum- Inittcv. 11.5.41 Plwtwxxnphic Hfrard. 'K , QC' 22.4. Tha Pepxodent iIl1I'I6.-Y 30 Sqlmnl. v, TI'llIIl XI.u1AQc-1. 4. IIH1 lu 1 D.-XYIIJ R. IJPINT Daw 1 ur :acc IUIIX IV h i - ', xg I , , I U' ' ub. . . nw 1 fn 1111111 Tluk 71191111 'Z' 94111141 I 11111 11111 1111:1. C11111111. .11,111R1,x 1., Im mama Dc-X clus 1111 war .mt CLD..-X.: lIz1111v1':1 Cillllw. mai. Pllsldtllf. 1. .Ml Qlulm. .m. Sxlwkinq Cl11111111ilt1-1-. lg Ulf-C Club. 11.4. LIICIIIIS Club. ggi. Wrvstllng Squad. 1.31 H1111 Sf 11311. '31 .lI11u1111111 Staff. 4. 'I4111' 111 llfll 3111-1 wen KY 111111111 111I1Q 11111111111 1111111111113 X ., JEFFREY B. ELLIS ,., 1, .-F , 1' . H 'l1c'f'f 'N' ' -ith year at C.D.1X.: D11r111itf11'y Prem- 1 tor. Jr: I,i1l1'21l'S' PI'4Jl'lH1'. li Rcligirvus I S 1 MWA' Discussiwn. 4: Fwwtball Squad. 2: ' M it ,-'Q F1,11tball Team, 0.111 Baskc-1111111 Squad. 3 3. Team. 3.4: C211-Capt, -1: Inflwfssc X A ,ur ' V an T1-11111. 1.14: Cap. . X 5 KI' Q 1 - ' 1 2 Us 1 'Ag ' i The e11ger.11111b1t1111111t11111'111...' 31 r' , 4 JEFFREY S. EYELETH Jeff 4111 ye-ar at ILDM-X.: Riflv Cllulm. 1.2.31 P1151 Offirz-. '11 Iifillfll' Roll. 1.2,-1: Time' Prize. 1 1 I,il1i'a1'y Pructwr. 4: .'1V'C1x Squad. 5. Tvzuu. -1: Wiutm' A S mm Travlx Squad. 1. Tc-zuu, 2.33 Spring 1 Irzulg Squad. 1.1. 'llll uly' T1 4l1Il. 1: Rcliuiuus IJISVKISSIHII. -1: Chapel Chriir. -1: Li- ' 1 l11111x'.X1nl. 1.-: l,1tff1':u'x Llulm. 1. Qu fl 111 flue in ff fnlgfi ff' 1171 nn lzuzu' and fl half. .I 1-'I BRIEFS I-'ARK I'111i1ll'N IRR ' yi-31 :it C,.IJ..X.: Art Cluli. 4. 11.11115-111111. lIfil4'I'Lill1l1. 11.1. I I1U'l'3l Llulu. 1.1. lwu-1111111 Squiul. iii f I 9 uni Sqlmcl. 12 111-1 lwv Sillldll. 1.-. V Tmuu. 3.1. flap! 1: 1,111 rfiasfy Tcziiu. I. I - N 4-'s 1 -N-X A 11, zlumn firigvr l'l1llC'l1f.- IJXYIIJ P. FXXUX K bf 1' Faxi' .1 vnclxxnirf-ii 1: incl vnu .ir MDX II .Nil llulm. 11 Du1'i1iil1u'x' Prfwt-11' 4' . , . Outiuu Llulw. 11 Mlm- Llulw. xl: Ui'- ilivftiu. 5.4L Studi.. 6. ffl: F1111 Daiifc' . .iiriuaug Fwutlwnll 1111111111111-ig 1. Q11 Squacl. Q. 'IiL'I1Il1. ll: Spriui Tracxlx 5qu.ul. lfi Izzn 32 t .N iq ROBERT H. FITZP.-XTRICK Fitz 4th year at t1.D.A.1 Art Llub, 4: Fishing Club. l.2: Cilce Club. 3.41 Literary Club. 41 Spanish Club. 3.4. Governor Staff. 43 Religious Discus- siun. 41 Surfer Squad. ll.-li Gulf Squad. 3: Headwaiter. 4. I don? think I like ,iuur aZtz'tude. ' ROBERT Ci. FLLLERTOX Fully i4 Studin b, 2.14. Succcr Sql Climr. 4. FRANK B. CLYTXIKIEY Cvums w . . - ard year at CLD..-X.: bozezrzuz Stafl. 4. Headxsaiter, 4. Current Exents Dis Cussii-n Grfiup. 3: Religirius Discus- siun. Manager Track. 3. :lb1,1z1Z!ht1IClz1Yira77A .. 33 4th year at G.D.A.: Store. 3 C mei lc-aclcrs. 41 Headwaiter. 4: Oichemm Ckcv. 3. Mana er: 116 we Stall, 3,41 Glee Club. 9.4 Chaos Clzeeki lmllert THONIAS E. HAGUE g'Tom iird year at CLD..-X.: Radiu Club. 2: Library Prriftwri li Study Hall Prm W Ulf. ll Gorernur. 3.41 EClitUr-ill-ChiCf. li Literary Club, 3.41 Debating Club. J bl: XN'inter Track. manager. 3: Spring Trafk. inanagvr. W. You d0n'! lgrzozi' a mmma from fl hula in the gmurzdf' f si' RICHARD P. H.-XWKINS Haul rar at ILDA: Radifi Club. 13: 1 1 Rfill. 2: Reccptifin Cnnnnittee. ilu,-l L1-iinnittvc. li Vrcstliriu S uacl 2. team. 3. fi! 111. lfenn line 1, H H DAVID X. HlLC'LFNDORl l Hilgyi' lncl year at CLD..-X.: Hf-nur Rfill. ii Study Hall Prnctnr. 4: Class President. 4: Clee Club XIIIIIJQPII 33 .Uzlfitone Staff. 3. Cn-Managing Editwr. 4: Fall DanCC QiHINIIllIIC'C. -lg lntcrnatirwnal Relatiuns Discussiwn Crnup. Jr: Foot- ball warn. 3. C11-Captain. -lf: XN'r0stlinQ Team. 3: Lacrrwsse Team. 3. TY-rz-rzoci fellaf. p-pleafef 34 STEPHEN fi. IIE! LIIES Stf'x'f ' flrd ycar at C9.D..,'x,: Huufu' Rr-ll. ,TQ X :.ll. l'. NIPistf'1si11!v1'S. 4: I.llPl1il'Y Prum- f-- X X tur. 4: Chapel Chuir. 4: Juuim' fx Quartet. ii: Ol'C'llt'SIl'Ll. 3.4: Ciunvut Events Disvussiuu Ciruup. 3.4: Spanish Club, Q51 Debating Club. fi: Rr-liqiuux Disfussiuu Gruup. 4: lqlocrrrzm Staff. 4.4: Crum Cuuntry Squad. f3.l: Vfrm- tlins' Squad. 2. Team. '31 Track Squad. 'IIIJZIIVZ Zllfll Lr'fk'bUV1 lwwfx. ROBERT P. INCAILS Sl'1iugs v . 4 fltlx wan' at f.,D,.X.: Pust OfHlf-. mi Hf7I1fWF Rull. l,f.'3.4: Tour Cmmuittcfft 4: Curerrzfu Stallk. ll. Cu-Busiue-ss fNIanaQCx'. 4: Religious Discussiun fmvup. 4: llwllatmz clllllrl 3.4.41 TV1'cs- tlinq Squad. l.f.'l2 Natirwual Nlffrit Sf-mi-Finalist. l 1 .48- iv H7116 rzzjlzf Inn rudu I, ANDREW XI. JOHNSON .-Xnclv url wax at f.TJ,fX.: Radlu Llulm. s Hfuur Rffll. mv. Dcluatmg Club. n. Rf'l1!1fIllS Tlmwmlurm. 43 Chapcl Clfuu- rmttcc. 4. Klum fqmplc-Clatlfwlu Clulw. 4: Traflx Squad. 2.14, Hnnext fellal, ztl VEHHVI dguert. 35 iff' '4 i K 'ff' lp.,-4 G- . LEONARD W. KAPLAN 'iluenniel' if 2nd year at G.D.A.g Ingham Fund V' Scholarship, 3: Honor Roll. 3,43 Library Proctor. 41 Fall Dance Com- mittee. 4g Current Events Discussion 3 K Group. 3.4. VVinter Track Team. 3: Spring Track Team, 3. if x ', MCU nnnrif ,X l z R. RANDOLPH L.-XNCENBACH Ranny 4th year at G.D.A.q Camera Club. 12.14. Vice-President. 4: Art Cluh. 4: Tour Committee. 4: Machine Shop. 1.3.43 Clee Cluh. 3: Photographic Board. 3.4: Music Appreciation Group, 4: Current Affairs Discussion Group, 3.4: Cross Country Team. 3.4. Captain. 4: YVinter Tramk Team. 2.3: Spring Track Team. 2.3.4, Co- Llziptain. 4. It says here that Snell can be beaten. JOHN D. MACINTYRE Mac Spring Track Squad. 2,3. s r . 36 3rd year at G.D.A.: Radio Club. 4: Camera Club, 2.3.42 Reception Com- mittee, 4, Chairman. 4: Cross Country Team, 3,41 YVinte1' Track Squad. 2.3: Damn thing itole my dime. Q. 3 fy A K' t,,,.,. . ,f X ',,. gQf'7',gg.v-,mn - , -'J' f sexi ..- 7 is ,' - X .---f-fu , ' . . - - N. 1 47' Y ffgfl lf.-: f'3 . N 5 x -F, -i 'lf' 5 JA-QI, vt. . f Qi- I 'fog A' f - 1 6 REA IN. ,..JL- - -+- fi. CALVIN MACKENZIE Cal 4th year at G.D.A.: Honor Roll, l.f.fi.-lg Library Proctor. 4: Study Hall Proctor, 4: Library Aide, 3: Jlfilettone Staff. 2.3. Editor-in-Chief, 4: Current Events Discussion Group, -li Basketball Squad. 15: Track Squad. 3: National Merit Semi-Finalist, 4. L Q., l Q 1 E 4. rn v' ' Sir, Il1O7Z'f you think that dead- line it kind Uf6flV'1,l'.'7u ROBERT F. MANN Benny -lth year at G.D.A.: Honor Roll, l.'2: A-Xrt Club. -l: Lilurary Proctor. -l: Store .QD , Committee. Chairman. 4: Governor Staflf 4: Rally Committee. -li Literary T' Club. -l: Religious Discussion, -lx Soccer Squad. fl. Team. 41 fiolf Squad.1.2,3. ROBERT D. McfQlI,YR.'XY Gil Bob 13rd year at C.D.A.: Store. 3: Cheer- leaders. 4: Dormitory Proctor, -l: Li- brary Proctor, -lg Clee Club, 15,-l-2 Gorernor Staff, 3, Associate-Editor, 4: Soccer Squad. fi. Team. 4: Tennis Squad. 3. illvoll mean you l1l.f f:lFIlIHl7I 37 HO.K, lViHie' yozfre atking for can fy., qw. ,vv W-.f - ---l -..'...:-,... .-W 2 :fi o C. BRYCIE KICNEII. Bi'uu ' had wifar at C.D.A.: Fishing Club. Q: Sat ircfax X11 vie' ci'iI1lII.iIIL'C, 4: Chi-ir. 4: .,i.'ai'iisli Club. Ti Debating Club. 1 Q 43 if 1-94 Sr . . , V , '-'f1lf'f'Cluli if f Sill -1 7 'sl Q HI, 'P I IIFJXYXRIJ NIFXYQ lll I Q..-. . .- Hf'iXx 1' 'fn' .1. fy DK Rail:-i Club w ' 'W T' rr ffluli. Y? ff Rf . 1. ..f ,,.4.,. her. NX ,4 TIKIOTHY xl. NIORIARTY Hfilflfiii . L Qzli war at CLDA.: Fishing Club. li l.i?ii'a: - Pi'iitii1'. 43 Saturday Xfiwie Cifizzizziizree. Q: Mr. 'Williams' Gwyn Plaibfiii. Pl: PM-itliall Squad. 5: Triiimis .a ,I , 4 Squad. 2.3. aif' T' 1 ,x-,..4.. NLOQZJ. 'ir fltf 1967 all-Italian 06661 fe 7 U 38 - 1 PETER P. MORRIN Pete-O -nd war at f,,lJ.rX.1 ffnzvllznr Stall. 4: Art Club, 4: Religious Discnssifvn. +3 Hcadwaitc-r. lg l4lU'I'?11'y Clluli. il. Crnss Cnuntry Tvani. 3. Squad. 4: NYintcr Track Squad. 151 Spring 'l'rai'k Team. 3: Tjnicyclc Riding on Crun- inuns III. Oli Alf, Olzrn, I lflffll-f wi Kline. 5 K ff' A ha 45 1 RICH.-XRD R. N.-XYINS Rusty -ltli vi-.ir at CL.D,A,: Cflu-ci'lc-adm. I Hnnfir Rnll. l.2.3.4. Study Hall Pi c 8 S' Inr. lg Timur Clin i L 'QW' Discussion. 4: Literary Club. 3.4 frm I1 . . ann imr. -lg lee Iuvi 1. 2 Soccer' Squad, .u. Iwcani. 4. Basliclluall Sql 'i' Cimienzm Staff 23 liar, big fellafm 'W lx 1 A 1 gmrffh 'P MARR S. PETRI Mark 4th year at CLDA.. Library Piuiini, -lg Art Club. 4: Soccer Squad. 3. Train. 4. Captain, 'lf Hnckf-y Squad. 1.2. Team. 1791 Baseball Squad. 2 Teain. is Span1Nlz ii nw fun rwzflznzzf .lla C'Ia1zcy. ' 39 3 C. 1. ALLEN S. PRESCOTT SLAI77 Srcl year at CLDA.: Art Club. 2.3: Meistersingcrs. -lg Clce Club, 3,-li Corernfn Staff, 4: Religious Discus- sion. -l: Tornadoes, 4: Football Squad. 3: Socrcx' Squad. 41 Basketball Squad. 3: Golf Squad, 2: Chapel Committee. 4. What nmrning clawec? A 'Dm' iioxun 1, RINIER . X f .il ' XR . ' ' x . gy '71 jun rl X- ,r'l If, I u ,L-ya-:Eg-515 1 ' .S-fi :--'-.-- 1 .p ,,e1f47T5'L ' 1'-. ' ,' -zu 1 M..-af-rr V. '-'-K. y if f .-f'- ..DNsxLi:...,.c ?QP.2.x ' J , 94, . , - fu ,Q .I ,I --.1-. . i5EfTK-225513-f,. 'Eh ,. . .,,.,,.,.--1 A- . .' W X . ,ix-U JJ, dj, .'-s. .. .sl M .- .'f'-',.-sl.-f'f.aSA1z if A fleepzng lzttle dear, lib year at fL,lJ,A,: Honor Roll. 1.2.3.-li Rcrr-prion Committee, 4: De- bating Cflub. 'li Track Squad. J: Golf Squad. l. ROBERT fi. SEKQEI. ScCqs 2nd-yr-ai' at fL.D..AX,: Honor Roll. 3: Art Club. 4: Study Hall Proctor. 4: Religious Discussion. 4: l,ite1'ary Club. 4: Governor Staff. 4: Football Team. 3.4: Basketball Team, 3,-1. Co- Captain. 4: Baseball Tc-am. 'l. f'L0ok chzzrfn. feel sharp, is sharp. i 40 '-Shflfu 11d xf-'11' ll 1 ll X H I1 1 R ll '7 3 4' NI1111dv KUIII Prima 7: 01111112 IONXTIIXN S SlfXIXIXSII,lx . fs, lx P11162 . 1 1 Cf11111'P111 1'-Yffllli I3ii1111vi1111 f91'111111. YI: ' F111-dwall TQQI11. 3.4: XV1-05111113 314111 . . .111.1d. Q, 4 'l ixxx WII,I.I1XXI .X SLOXNE ' i'Te1'111i1Q 11.1 .fx fg- .jf 1d NU11 11 YLD.,-X.: 511110, 1. C.l11'1-1- 1. , . . W . . ,au 116 ICSIC 0111. . ,Uzff H1111 Stflfwf. 1. C-'1-Rl1iiI1f'5S NI:111f1u'. ' 1 3111161 Squad. 1. T1 ,1111. 1. YN rfs1l111L Squad. 'Ti Bnvball Squad. T ug U6 I77I17lI117:'.u AQ 1151611-rs 3-1' Hwnfwr Roll. 2.3.42 Dfw- as Y CHKIJBOVRNE II SMITH Chad 4111 Yfffll' 31 VLD X1 Xlusif .'XIJIJl'1'1ifi- L I I.lI1'I'f11X' bluff. 1: Claw X 111'-P1'CQ1df'111. gt: 4: Fwlthull Tl,'2lIIl. 4: Hrmkvy Squad. X 4. l.l.'3: Him-l1:1ll T1-31111. 'l. C111-C1a111?1i11, 1 , 4 ITL . TJ . AI H' Y 15 HHH111' firr Ilj'f1VKI7Zf,u 41 1: + 1, ff ,X H f ll'hal fl nibglztf' 3- STEWART H. STEFFEY Stem lird year at C.D.A.: Rifle Club, 2: Cll1C'l'Ixll'HClt'l'. -lg Nleistersingers. 4: Tour Conunittee, 4: Smoking Cmn- ruittee. lg Fall Dancm- Cununittee. 4: Gfwerrznr Staff, -li Current Events Dlscussiuu. l: Chapel Cihuir. 4: Clee Clulp. fl.-li Outing Clulr 4: Soccer Tr-aux. tl, lxflfl' IMF we , r :vlmt can I dn lo lffrznn' lnmormu '- RICHARD .-X. STOCKTON Rick Stm'ks incl year at C,D.A.: Bmlksture. 'l: Art Clluln. '3.-lf l,ilvr111x Pr'1wtru'. 4: filer- Club. 23.41 Chapel Choir. -l: Nlusir' .XllIlI'f'KlI1lllIll Crr-up. 4: Rc-llglrlus. -li Chapel Cwrnrnitlee. '11 Surfer Squafl, 'i.l: Wrestling Squad. 'l: Tennis Team. 3. DONALD N. STONE lNlr1wSf ' -ltlu year at C.D..AX,1 Sture. fl: Honor Roll. 2: .-Xrt Clulm. -l: Study Hall Prof- twr. Pl: lllilellurzf Staff. fl. Cu-Business Manager. 4: Clee Club. 3.4: Class Vive-President. 4: Sfweeer Squad. 75. Team. 4: YVrestling Squad. l. Team. 23.-lr Captain. fl: l.a4'r11sse Team. 3. The Crea! Azz'r1kening.U 42 .41 w , ...v- ' ,fi- QCW I f 'S 71. .aa at .,g, N , J team. ,Q ff SCOTT S. SL RRPN ,. .. .. ' WWI USCUII Sfurx'e ' Six Q d braiy Proctor, 4: Saturday Muvie Cmnnnttee. 4. 4 .nn 1 S. . Football Manager. -li Baseball Squad. l1'1zff had the brit :'0Il5i'bnH pf! CARSON C. TAYLOR Carse fird year at CTIA.: Debating Club 3.4: Stwre. 'ii Hwneu' Rull. fflnli Out- ing Club, -li Religious Diseussiun. 4: Headwaiter. 4. Cu-Chairman. -l: Governor Staff. 2.3: Feature Editor. 4: YVrestlinQ Squad. 2: YN'restlinu Team, 73: Baseball Nfanager. S. JEFFREY S. TAYLOR ajcffw, 2nd year at CDA.: Glee Club. 3.4: Radiu Club, 3.4: RifTe Club, 3,41 Hfwnrir Rull. 4: Dormitory Pmetur. 4: Headuaiter. -l: Religious Diseuseiun -li Corvrnm Staff 4: Alileitone Staff. 4: Chapel Cbfwir. -li Current Fventi Diseussirin Crnup, 3.4. I never thould have ffflfl Cn! ffm! I lqnfzt' hmf' to type. 43 ' Ii'!lf77I.H ,. T55 16' X s ,if 'X ROBERT C. TAYLOR B4rlJH TailsA' , liun NIZIIICIQCII -l: Religious DlSCl1SSlfvD . -1-1 Outing Club. dl: Literary Club. -l Racllb Club, S ll'l1r1l H111 afmpbf wezzzce IZt't'6f 1 ll gum! dflllblllxif-C'llflI,..l lth year at ILDA.: Chapel Cum- uuttuc, 4. Chairman: Clee Club. 1.3.41 Milestone Staff. 3, Co-Circula- - w.- 4 il. 4 .le ,. - f f l, V n 'IL' J ca 1, .. f rf ' vu If 7. Z xn-.- Ak, 4 54. 'Q P. XL'I. .X 'I'llONl.fXS 'k.XllClf'H ilrd year at fi,lJ..X,: 'Ibur Cbnuuiltce. li Sllllllillll clfvHllIlllll'l'. 4. illmgurluuni filvc Club. li fmzerrzuf Stull. -li SHl'f1'1' Squucl. .lg S lkI'l' 'l'e'.1l11. 'lg XYrr'Stlir1g Squad. 2.3. I Ulfldl-HTZIIVN ltr!! fmt in the Bzg IO.. X' ' 5 xfmRx1.xx 1. XY,XCifLONER --c:mp 6 ,. . .. ltb 51-ru' ut QLD..-X.: Rlflf? Llub. 1.1. 3.4: Art Club. l.2.'3.-l: Smwking Cum- - uutlf-cu li Rcliqibui Discgussiwu. 4: Q 'WN l.iterary Club. 3.4: Clnzernor Staff, 4. f'Another crack about a vimple tml! and I'!11Ifffp41a. ' 44 CARY A. XVHITFORD Gary 4th year at C,D.A.g Rifle Club. 4 H6-aclxxaiui. 4. Rellgifius DISKIISSIIWII. And right here zt'e'lI put 4 one- barrelled rzzrburetmwf' STEPHEN C. WITT Steve 2I'1Cl yCZl1' lit G.D.:X.1 Humor Rull. SZ Meistersingers, 3,-lr, Leader, 4: Library P1'0Ctri1', 41 Tour Committee, -ll Reli- gious Discussion, -lg Spanish Club, 3: - Clce Club, 3,-lg Senior Trio, 41 Juninr Quartet, 3: Chapel Choir, 3,-lg Cross Cmiiitiy Squad, -li Basketball Squad, 3: Tennis Team, 3. Thank you: Thank you. . , 45 .Z Cm '-X X, .1 4 'I ,G 3 x X- W . X y ..Z5 ,Ax S Q. .X . lr-P -5 x -Qi O' I Q' -4 I x ' O -f I- I ' :4 . ..- , 5. 4 tail T A ' --Q..-' ' ' . Q R 'T .n,s, QA, -R 'Q wal!! ,Mm 54' ,g xv - f ,.k Q vw 11 lem! Ilzr fmfllzrlll lrnm !lHFNlZ.f have ll genuine luke In play in I1l.e' Ive' du! 'Wzlfzplrrfzvlztrzry nvzrlzrzg for lZv7I'QII'Wl1.J.J.Ty QV Q w K l , vufxc . . VZ' do e y x .a ,K 7 '1'Aif non mv' mil ,-1 Xiiuf' M' - ,X X x z,s- fa 46 R , v Qf ' .,: x v -,ff 54 f g J m Kr 'Alfa L'l5'1l7f' 4-1.4, vm' 'fwfr uzrfgx w flmf I mm xtzufg A'flwff1,l3111I1y,Jff11fulffzfrlv flf1VfIt'V.' Hx the nam. 11111 1 wan ffllxffzzflzfwfum f1bff11ftfzf'l'11ff1,' ' l T tvigw' X 'M ws I K . ...pb 4-7 4 O . W4 'if fx 57 in .xx Y 3 ffth period xlurly hall. Hy 'rlzflt bzg fra! yffzz llfli ff Clrandz ,413 ,1 J. I x , w X , 48 A if 1 'r lla 6 1 I I 39495: 'Ia kt ,QA W' Q HH.. '- r 5 - H :Si ,... fi? . ?'vl':'1 f , ' . Q 'J , Q Kslti 1 xx E'l 4 VTI' ..-.' XI' I' :IK 'mf-1- 2 1 wh. A '- N , ..g,. +1 ,, g Q.-ww-' as , -.r A , ,zzfrfizii ! f gig, 4 !. u ,q, ,' Qin T' b.,. ' U, ' af -Q. ,Mpeg 1 LINDERCLASSMEN Q 0 E C., 3 0 3 3' tt LQ44-li -P X r F n Q x R -A 'Q E .ILL I if J Q5 1 I JLI IDRS in K ' B' - L my 1' A fd, ev -Q df ,. Qi' r -4514 ' is- X 1 SGPHCMQRES .1 V 1 ff!! l , W. f X, 54 N A-sv.,-Ay.. -U. , . i ,..5j5' QV: - : .3 , ,yr fag mm o 2 5 fi JZ I l , gf? 5 1 5 lm if ' 1: sf' 3 FRESHME H xv I 1 i 3 AA 51 Jig' 1. HW f I 13- -34:40 'X ACTIVITIES ,X N . r A f f r ' Es Lfui -v 0.03 n V --.1 ..:::'.:Q . fr f if 5 i H 2 . i l f 4 v I 1 l nfl . A -1 I , , GLEE LUB FINESTI YE S The bicentennial Governor Dummer .Xcademy Glee Club proved right from the start that it would be one of the best in years. For a school of this size, the Glee Club was fortunate to have such a large number of boys willing to give of themselves. Unlike many other clubs. this glee club had a certain en- thusiasm which was shown both in rehearsals and at concerts. Since this group was able to learn new songs quickly, it was able to have new numbers at each concert - something not done before at Gover- nor Dummer. Due to these qualities. the excellence of the Glee Club was evident everywhere it went. Along with the regular concerts with Hlalnut Hill School, Dana Hall School, and Abbot Academv. the Glee Club again had a concert with the lVavneHeet School and made another appearance at the New England Prep School Concert at Symphony Hall in Boston. This vear the Nfeistersingers under the direction of Steve lYitt soared to new heights. introducing a dif- ferent varietv of music into Governor Dummer life. Their songs ranged from a 13th century round. I,2,3 Sing to a modern barbershop quartet number. Why Study. For the first time this group was made up of, not just seniors. but members from each class who sang well. Included in this group were: Brewer Eddy, Ted Cook, Robbie Sherman. Tim Hlhittemore, Steve NN'itt, Stew Steffev. Steve Hughes. and Al Prescott. Truly, Mr. Sager was right when he said, 'lThis is good! 'I gill! D ? 4 N 1 t P ' 1 sf 'Z i U I! we- -3- W ......-.., ,-VA-- RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION GRCDLIP F THE GOVERNCR THE GO ER . KW? A55 .' ' f KW , . l.. F' w aka . W . in-fl ... -wan I '- 11 ' OR 4 A . I Y 'far ,. 'VN M Yf X X 1 Tx . 4 xl , 1' . .v ' ...x f 1 ' J .K Q A ' 1 I ' V I -, W f W , '- a 'QE-KN35 THE MI LESTO E 23 as 14.-nu '- v ', ng A i 1 v . w. nf' ' '52, L ' J-f gfiy.,--I I 4-'f' 'ML- f -if 1, .-,f -:JJ - 1. . ,I Uma., ':,,, k ' V -,,, . ' T 'A ' ,, ' ., .54 4 ' f-Y ,. 'N X' ,. ,,.f ,, V. A x' , Au-- F hp - .,,' wks' L THE MILESTCNE i sign fi fi ' Q! ' ! ! af ' 1 I - I 4 1 S - , , ' ' --- -4 Q I -'N In gl , ! I. :,v '- ,du 1 1-ass., ff gp ,I DRAMATICS CLUB MUSIC APPRECIATIGN GROUP RIFLE CLUB , Y I X 5. ,, ,151 'U' CAMERA CLUB BU fx -fnf fqf M fwf- xv Q- k '-1 RADIO CLUB 4 1' r w V -in-J' Q JIM., A 'X' N:-v POST CFFIC , x 4 u 1 f fq1-9i',fffg1ff4gUf'i Elf' 11 gf 3 f ibm! Gs-iam' ' Aff ! E1 Z-t 'ying' Q' : 3 5 , ' in . by q 'f vi- . 5 K f W-.f f ---JXQM' A . , . V vw ra -4- gf 3'1- -V. , A J. . 1 , .T- film-. ..,.-H, 5 5 :Mm .Q '- E 4 4' Q -- No- ff. E. w- H ', . ., qi., Q ' L. f g I I I I I I I II I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I U our ljllllldiilll RT CLUB F , , -:gf 'f'1H1R 414' .. 4..- ATHLETICS . fflilia y 1 !. this HON kill ill tiki!! an mmf 1' HHH' nm mp- Q ' riff ' 3, 1 y, , x 1 X ,. ,JF if 1' THIRD ROW: Steele: Balser: Everett: Magrane: Mac- Tuxbury: Surrey, manager: FIRST ROW: Ellis, J kenzieg Parker: Leahey: Browne: Pallotta: Brown. SEC- Smith, C.: Segel: Cate, co-raptain: Hilgendorff, co-captain OND ROW: Mr. Anderson, coach: Hoadley, nzanagerg Faxoni Butler: Shafmaster. Kotarski: Lawrence: Golden: Maier: YVise: Stevens, FOCTB LL TE M HAS NEW LGGK R. Cate - C0-captain D. Hilgendorfl ee Co-faptairz R. Brown D. Butler J. Ellis D. Faxon T. Golden M. Kotarski W. Lawrence G. Leahey S. Magrane T. Maier C. Parker R. Segel J. Shafmaster C. Smith R. Wise I. Hard-nosed defense. grind-em-out offense. inspira- tional leadership. and dedicated coaching f these were the ingredients in the Governors' 1962 football success story. The Offensive backfield. functioning smoothly behind a hard-hitting line. was a perfect blend of Jeff Ellis' T? A 'yn, 'ase' w't'vHg, V , I - -Q,-M X . , --A . 1 ': -f . L., A' , 4 V, 9 A .MW pp y K u- . . ..,, , f ' Ei .E -as ez -155.2 ' Z ' 1 M gg 4-fj .. -'fem' 5 . . oJ, ,-vw 1 Q ',.J, -. 1 3 , .gg-ftf-M -f L'-M -4 , -35-1 -Pgpistl Q- - . H 'i ' P . ' '.. 1f3 5 'f-ff - ' 54 aff s ' ' yr- 'La 1 fges.: , Lb -M.. I . ' - , , - Q 1 - 1 ,V Jaal- A Q-q..f L:.:n +...'f'fs,t P. y , W 3 z.e'::..f...--1 :rn K f 2 .L ingenuity, Terry Golden's blinding speed, Tom 1Nffaier's deceptive faking, and Bobby W'ise's sheer power. lVe were up for our first game against St. Sebastians but. unfortunately, rain forced the game to be IJOSI- poned until Monday. An unavoidable letdown may have cost us our first defeat. Although we completely outplayed the Saints, we dropped a 1-1-6 decision. The loss to St. Sebastian's gave us an added incentive in our next game as we bumped Browne 8: Nichols 20-6 in the Byfield mud. Charlie Parkers blocked punt and Bob Cates bruising line play were the key features of the game. Defense was the keynote of the Moses Brown game. Trailing at half time we fought back hard and sent the Rhode Islanders home with a 20-1-1 defeat. Next came Milton. They were supposed to be one of the league's powerhouses, but we showed them what a good football team really is. Playing our best football of the year in the second half. we humbled the Kfilties 28-12 in front of a very disappointed Alumni Day crowd. The Groton game was the one for which we had been waiting. This was the must game. the one we had to win. It had been eight long years since we had last beaten Groton, and it took little effort on the part of the captains and coaches to get the team fired up. Although they gave us a rugged battle, we were in control all the way and pulled out a most satisfying 16-8 victory. Although the statistics put us ahead of St. Marks on paper, we lost to them 22-6. We outgained and outpassed them, but several costly fumbles and a fired- up opponent cost us a game that should have been ours. .u St. Sehastians Browne and Nichols Moses Brown Milton Groton St. Klarlfs Belmont Hill f9l7.X 6 20 '20 28 16 6 H OPP. H 6 ll 12 Q41 22 DO .lu ,.... ll ll ll Ili 4'V'. ' A'q,.,,,os-4IPFl ,Iww ..:,.l.-P' XXX- were ready for Belmont Hill. fully realizing that they had two outstanding hacks and a fine line. Although we played a strones game. we were unahle to stop the Hills explosive offense. We had nothing to he ashamed of in this game: we simply were beaten by an excellent teani. In retrospect. the season can be viewed as very successful. Outstanding ineinbers of the teain included the seven inen who went both ways in every game 3 Co-captains Cate and Hilgendorfl. Torn Klaier. Chad Sniith. Cari' Leahey. Dave Faxon. and Bob Segel. Special tribute inust be paid to Head Coach .Xnderson and his assistants. R111 Wilkie and Mr. Linherg. whose knowledge and devotion inade this a teain of which we can all be justihahly proud. FRONT ROI! 1111 IN 11 LX 0111111111 x11 1 1 mc ROI11 rtson Puscott N 1 'I'l10111:1S: 511111111 1x111 41 1111 I HI 111 cl 1 C 111111 IHIRD R! I Cub11111 Alana I7 En-lc-ll13Mz11111 ROI! C fa no Iv111I1s Stoc 1011 FIEZ1Sl'I'I F1111111: 1 H1 111s NI1 1111 c 111 ll 810111 l1X SOCCER TE M FI DS IT ELF LETTER WINNERS KI. Pvlri. ffflfl 0111 H. Hailvy R1 Qllarli IJ. Clo1111clly Ex'c'l1'tl1 B. FIIISUI' T, Cirvgu Kinlvlis R. NIZIIIII R. NICcQi1X'I'L1f Mt'I'L'l'l' R. Nuvius lQObL'I'ISOI1 R. 511011111111 XV. Sloam' S. Stvifcy U. Stom' A. EIEIIOIIILIS IJ. C11lcl1x'1-ll. .Uf111f1.g 1 P. c,:OlJlll'I1. ,XIKIIIKI E. 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Andover Noble and Ureenougli Browne and Nichols Brooks St. Paulis Klilton Belmont High Tabor Medford High St. Xfarkis Middlesex Belinont Hill .Xlthough this season was a teaiu effort froiu the start. there were iuany fine indiyidual performances. The first line of Don Connelly. Andy Thomas. Rohhie Sherman. Rusty Nay ins. and Roy Clark was usually good. often exeellent. They were backed up by halflnaeks Bill Sloane. Squeek Bailey. and Captain Mark Petri. On defense. Bob Mrliilyray. Benny Mann. and goalie Kloose Stone were superb. .-X iuost inipor- tant factor in the determination of this teani was the hard work of the second unit. 'liheir efforts were often unrewarded. hut always appreciated. The sueeess of a teaui cannot always he measured in wins and losses. 'lihis te.un found in itself the ahility to oyereoiiie all ohstaeles through hard work. The inspiration of Nlr. Nayins, Xlr. Cfoolitlqe. and Llaptaiii Petri set a shining example for the rest of the squad. and although the reeord was not iurpressiye. R111 Nayins Could not hitye ht-en Iirouder of his teaiu. FRONT ROW: Witt: Mavintyrcg Foss: Lzlrlgcnbach, Caplaizzf Williamsg Rolfeg Morton: SECOND ROIV: Dorscyg Kam-3 Knapp: Brody: Morrin: Hughes: Taylor. R.: Parc: Toth: Mr. Form, Coarlz. S CC 'SSFUL SEASO FOR CROSS CDU TRY TE M LETTER WINNERS .F N. R, Langcnbach. Caplairz rp ,V A. Brody 'in A H. Foss A 2 IXIaCinty1'c Rolfe YV. W'illiams .-X. Niorton 88 - .. v I M1- 'rv . SH ii 'Ti Riagg' l Viv ' In its svcond year as a bpm-wrt at Cimt-iiim illiizmlvl. Cross Country has IJ1'OX't'U im-lf omit- Lind fm' all tw ht- a positivt- addition to ti1C.XCllCit'IIlf'. Slitmiiig ti Iinliixvd in1prox't-iiicnt Ort-1' last yt-air. tht- It'?1I11 um .ihlv tn COIIIC up with a vt-iry sticccsshil stimuli. Lending thc tcain xwitt- XIII Fm-nn and inptttiii Langt-nhach. R111 Ft-nn. in his first f'l'Lll'L1Nilt'Llli w.u'l1. i I 5 wo1'kc-cl his athlt-tvs hard und playt-d gi !'I't'Lll pmt in , o It ,F 5, V 2 bringing' out tht- potvntitil of this tt-Ain. ll.1i'i1iy . 1 6' z ,if 3 , x gy f Langt-nhuth. xvithout Z1 dcmuht that git-att-xt LiiNltlUt't' u' A ,. A 'X ,i 1 I'llI'1Ht'I' in school histoiy. pmx'idt-d Ituidt-iwhip .ind 9'f' -1- . 4 A inspimtimi through IJCI'i4UI'IIlL1Ilt't' imithvii than xxuidx. . if i ' Q qi' Q N ,i 5 i Z He won 0Yt'I'f' nit-vt in xx'hit'h hv uviiipt-tt-tl. int hiding ,V i, 'Z Q, ,I 3 Q- , 2' Iii ? the highly c'o111pt-titivv iritc-iwlirwlzistitw xvlivit- hr- ', , ' 0 i ii, 3, finisht-d ahvad of fthiiost ll hundn-d nf Nvu Enziiindl fi' Lair- ' , - .- . i' ' Q I N finest I'l1I1Ilt'I'S. In addition. ht- sc-t Lin iiitlt-lwiidt-nt -. .. 5 . ii 48' , Q if school vcmiirse it-c'cw1'cl at L'X'l'I'f' stlimtl XXill'l'K' ln- ipin. .q 6 ig? U Q x T F 54 6 I CJtili'I' proinint-nt niviiiht-ix of tht- ltfilll intltidvd 1 - ' Q if ' ' P 1 seniors John iXIllC'iIllyI't'. Pt-tv Rlmiiii. and Bti-xv Witt fed 5 ' it X' who Qavtf the tvnni thc t-xlnt-i'i:,-iiwtl dt-Iith whit h um I 'n V lacking last yvar. 'I'hv tiiitlvitlfiwiit-ii mm- hfuitlt-d 1 I. l , p 'ei hy Captaiii-clout B111-ky Frm, uhm Ill.lI1t12t'Li tw twmiiiit- A' '. i 4 . ' .1 21 vc-13' i1i1pi's-ssivc I't'l'0I'Ci mgim' timt-N 111.11 in: vw find 2 only to Rimny. Othvi' ountxtmiding im-mlit-ix wht, mill rt-turn nc-xt ycai' include- XXX-N XX'illi.1mN. Sum- litliliv. .Xlt-x Iiwcly. and .Xrniv Xlwitmi. With a hnv lJl'I'i-Ul'1llL1Ill'l' thii wwf-ii. .nad with piwsptwts vcry i.LlX'tlIiL1i5it' for nt-xt M2111 Q uw L tiiintix has cle-firiitt,-ly t-stgihliiht-d itxt-lf .ix 11 int-xt xntttt-M1111 813011 at thc Govcxiiioi' Utiiiiiiimy A . - ' 0- 1' . s' - 1 ' s - - A - I I 1 : S 1 1. 1 T I ' x 1 A L Q X , X I LN 1-N U 'fx L N'1fC,'I7.YID RUIV: NL4'I'l'f'. .Uzzrzzzgmf BLIVIIVNQ Liltlm-1 liuslmalxxg XY:-Ima-11: liglllwrg Ilyclv: Ilglycluni Llrmlmllyz Nirlxolsrmi XYUHLLXXLIIKKLQ Ugxnim-lx: Cicmlimg NN'lxilI1-- SVIIIIIIILIIIII. lllUl'l'l XIV. HL1x'1'ix. fffwmfl. FRUXWI' RUIIL' Nlrgvnli P0 YFQOTB LL LIGHTNING FGGTB LL FRU,X I' RUIIQ LQILNAQ 'IUllIlSl5llf IILW-Ng llukull.-5g Eqwg Limckf-13 XN'l1it111m'v: Clegg. Sullivan: X111 II:-Lildi Ilvlmz .XIIQHNLI Xldjcnl .N'l'flfUXIQ RUIIL' XII. 5.1121-11t.l,fff1u'1, THIRD Rflllf' Hauvy. Nlilluh-dorffi Killf. C.'wruf1.' U'lh-41: .Xmls-rwlmi lIJl'L-LQ IlllQ'LiQ'Nl Hr-mluvyi KIw1'1'iw-5: Stun' I'Il'Ill'l'1,'XI I'f1pv: Llliffmd. 1 ' 5 1 - ' 6 A - . - - 'L ' I , - - 1 u ' - 8 5 44 O - P I ' 1 Lf' W ' X L K 'L L FL X S - 1. Q Il ily lvl ' 1 I 5 - , 4844 J w L s U fv- ' :. a . G A FRONT RUIV: Eddy: Evans: ClZ1llt'I'lI Henry: F111-Ns: Clarliv.I,.:Hill:Si1iitl1.lJ.'l'H1RD RUPV: Horcnstcin Ilarmmi. IJ.: Claiiiu-rcm: IIIlIlllJSlIlI't'I fXIc'Nz1lly: Ruswll. lIUlllllil'I'I'IlllUlllZ1SI.XIJlJ0lOIIl0ISl1l'lJIJ3I'Cl.IJ.ISl1l'IJZ1IL .S'liCO.YIJ RUIV: XII: Ennis. C.'17fl1'!l.' Culclxu-ll: E.: l.L11i1lJim-1 Whit: fiimiiko: Linlncrg. Norris: Hgmnrm. I I.: Xvllllilllll .Xllf-Ii: Hnrm-1 NIC'filllI'l .IU IOR ARSITY SOCCER JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER CL.lJ..X. Opp. fi.D..X. Up .XIIClOX'CI' Ilrcl Ihiclm L-r 0 -I Exe-tcr l O 3-I lq0XlJllI'f' Latin Exvtvr l-2 O ll liroxxnu R Nirliolis U O l'31'lIllOI'1I Hill I2 6 lllhrmlii 2 l BIiltfm 3 2 l4ltxlII1OIIIHIQ'll 2 0 U D X Om, Yllllljfilx 0 l , 0 l 'A i I lNIm'clfm'd Hiqli 2 l Em-tc-r IX . .u O ,H H i ' St, XIark S 2 -I Brooks 'l QU rar-mlm Hill 1 0 Ipsxvifli O '20 I Brooks 6 36 .Xiicloxx-1' 5 O I6 Ba-rxx'iCli 0 8 CID pl .Xnclovcr 0 5 Roxbury Latin G.lJ.IX. Opp. B1'00liS O 2 limrwks 8 6 Exeter Jr. 0 0 Exim-1 I.Y. 4 0 T36 Exeter J 15 0 1 lpsxxicli Frfwsli 6 24 BI'00li5 l 3 Elm-1'5011 6 U HI'0Xx'I1C S NiCl1Ol'S 2 l 'lil10111IjSOI1 6 BCll11OI1I Hill 2 Ml livlllllklifht H 6 I'li11c'1'sm1 10 l 4 F? ih 1 v-'7 V'w-Ju. 4 i . 5 4 V 5 f K 5 if 7 F LL I962 5 - -X. 52? 4 I , h Y r-. ' if, A 'ff' 57. .5 ' M - '- - f ', ,gx , ' - . ' - ,4-. ' ' ' Y ' ' - -. ' ' - A-gi - ,, 4 . , , - 'wx R gk v . F h A in .P Q 1 - , W , 1, 9, E , L , ,.,,,,, .-ar' .v V 1 .., - --' - 5 V am- vw X Wg ,.4 411,32 A V- - , ,, ,vs - W.- h, W V.. miss, 4' ' j x ' ' E3 ' 1 .. X, C A '. ,Y V, :Z 'AQ-j 2 N . ' T, i,8: ' -v x --v' ' A X fs It' ' QZL F - - -' -L ? u E r E E E s I FRUAXUI' Rllllf' XIL1c'lx4'I1!iL'. CZ.: Llfmm-lly 1 S1-Qc-I. .Unnf1gff:Ngui11s. R.: Will: NI2lQ'liCI17it'. EI1lt'I'SOI'1I l CJ,-uajfff1!r1,' Ellix. C.'ff-frifflzzing Xluivli Pfmlv. 'lxuxlmryz Hgzrxvy: X111 XN'illiumx. Cfnaclz. 5 S'l'.if,'lI.Y1J RHIV: -Icmlullxml. P.. .Ufznngf If Htllf-41. ASKETB LL TE M ERRATIC I LETTER WINNERS I I I. E11iw.CAn-.fzfffrzzdz 5 .L ..l'YfL ' IJ. Llcmxmf-Ily i Cl. NILlL'l'U,'Il!il' g '11 xifm- XY. Pmwmlm' f P. -Iol111scm11. .Umzalg 1 N f O'Ih-Ll. .Xlanagfz X I - n 1 I X U A 1. V 'W Q, X 94 .Fix XVitl1 all but tlircc invn l'L'T.llI'IllI1Q' froni a squad xvliicli tim-d for tlic' ln-agus ciliainpionsliip in l96'2. tliv outlook for tliis yr-ai' was indvc-d lmriqnlit. Yet tliv scason was Z1 disappointinvnt in various ways. On svn-i'al occasions wc wcrc unable to bi-at ts-anis tliat c'ouldn't inatfli us inan for nian lXTC'Z1llSP of a loss of c'onlidvncc or luccausc- of a lack of true- mental toiigliiif-ss. Tlic Sc-ason XX'llSlJ5'I10IIIPZXHSllHSl1Cl'CSYl-Ill. lioxu-x'c'i'. Tlic scason was liiqliliqlitcd by a good ninnbci' of excl-llviit individual pci'foniianc'cS and sc-xx-1'z1l rf-ally linc tc-am cflorts. XVitli tlic scorn- tied IH-34 at tlic Q-nd of tlic third ClU2lI'll'I' in Llic Groton gainv. wc scorcd 29 points to 0X'L'I'l'llI1 tlic flrottics 63-45. Botli x'ic'toi'icS on-1' Blilton xxx-iv solid IN'1'f0l'lllftlH'L'N ln' tlic- wliolc- tm-ani. and tlic win against Brooks was a good indication of wliat iw could do wlin-11 fiinu- tioning' sinootlily. l'1'olmalJly tlic lic-st ganiv of Ilia- ye-ai' was against St. Biaiilfs. HR- in-rc Qinartinq from a I71'CX'lOl1S loss to Bi'owne,- and Nicliols tliat Caiisvd our pride to bm- ziwalu-iiccl for tlif- lirst time-. and consvqiic-iitly. wc ciiislif-cl tlim-in 66-36. pfkvi! f f Kg, 1, 5 Q, Q, w. ': - , Lx- it sf: 'Q' QE Q., Q ,L Q: N., A. ig EH Noble and Greenough Milton Groton St. Sebastians Belmont Hill Browne and Nichols St. Marks Middlesex Moses Brown Brooks Milton St. Pauls Browne and Nichols Belmont High Noble and Greenough Tabor Cf.lD..X. OPP. 52 44 45 58 63 54 56 47 65 38 40 62 67 58 38 53 gas, The play of co-captains Jeff Ellis and Bob Seeel always provided the leadership which is so neces- sary on a basketball court. Jeff was the holler whose hustle and desire inspired us to play better ball. Bobby was a steady. hard-worker who con- sistently hit the clutch baskets and kept us in game after game with his rebounding. Tom Nlaier led the team in scoring with an average of 18.6 points a game. He was a tireless perfomier on both de- dense and offense and should provide excellent leadership next year. Billy Poole was a cause of constant harassment to an opponent with his quick-handed defense. Don Connelly hit for double figures on several occasions. featuring a 14 point performance at Nobles. Cal Mackenzie was capable of stepping into a game at any time and playing inspired ball. Rusty Navins and Bill Harvey were able to come off the bench and give Jeff or Billy a rest whenever necessary. As in the past. it was Mr. Williams who was primarily responsible for the success of this team. This year. however. the success of the team did not take the form of a winning record: instead it took the form of a lesson of life which stressed the importance of true mi nm! fozzuglzm vt in order for an individual to realize his potential. The fact that each individual on this team learned that lesson indicates that the season was a very definite success. for this is the purpose of athletics. '1 N Ac . Q , V5 , . . Q -RX I ,. V f . -1 - l I f 1 1 1 1 fl' 5 . ,fi . f- I. . 3 .. . v 9 U V 1. 1 . . f 1 ,1- 4.1. ri W. ll -1 1' It .v .3 l,,a pg L, 4, F FRUNT ROW: Robertson. Smith. C.: Cook: ker: Everett: Pallotta: Johnson, R., Alanagerg Ful- Fzlrmer. C'ajf!f11'1z,' Petri: NlrNeil: Circus. 'lf .S'1fC.'U.YIJ lerton. .llnzzagfr THIRD ROIV: Clark, R.: Fraserg ROW: lXIr. Eames, C'0afl1.' Stefley: Sherman: Par- Sexton: Blorton. INEXPERIENCE HURT HOCKEY TEAM . f ' F. Famner. Captazn R. Clark T. Cook B. Fraser T. Gregg B. McNeil C. Parker BI. Petri J. Robertson R. Sherman C. Smith Steffey R. Fullerton, rllanagt r R. johnson, rllanagrr 98 If sheer determination and desire were the only determining factors in an athletic contest. this year's varsity hockey team would have been undefeated. lVith only three lettermen returning, however, we often lacked the depth and experience to handle some of the toughest competition in the state. After losing our first five games. including a 5-4 heart breaker to Browne and Nichols. we squared off against Lawrence at Groton. The greatly improved defense of Teddy Cook, Charlie Parker. and Tom Gregg was impenetrable behind the first line who pushed home seven goals. with lNfIark Petri and Robbie Sherman both registering hat tricks, Playing our best hockey of the season against perennially strong St. Se- bastian's the following Saturday, we jumped off to a two goal lead. The Saints tied it up late in the third period and had to take us into overtime to beat us. YVC overcame the third period troubles which had plagued us against Danvers and lX1ilton when we tied Berwick 2-2 on the U.N.H. ice. The scoring punch of the first line of Captain Farmer. Ma1'k Petri. and Rob- bie Shemian was clearly demonstrated in the Kloses Brown game when this trio scored four times in less than five minutes, The fact that we never gave up on ourselves was clearly evident in the last game with the lNI.I.T. frosh. Our morale was high and we skated by them 9-3. Forbes scored a hat trick and Robbie had tive goals as we put on our best offensive display of the season. P- v A-'Y' I J!!! .mg , V ' 'A!-A..-- A -' -Q -:S7ix-' - -X, s X fr 4 I ',xf!w- ' ' .dw . . , i ,tsl , 5 .mv whirl - 'ageqgyl ', ug. , f 227' ' ,.r .4 .s uf. .- dg'f,i Vi G.D..'X. OPP. Brooks 3 6 Noble and Greenough 0 9 Browne and Nichols 4 5 lfiddlesex 2 5 Groton 3 6 Lawrence 9 2 St. Sebastianfs 2 3 Danvers 2 5 Milton 0 3 Berwick 2 2 Moses Brown 4 6 Belmont Hill 0 10 St. Marks 1 7 MIT. Freshmen 9 3 Qg'aiv3 F - H' FT xx B ,bfi f 'f , x ' Q S50 Zur ., 5 4 'A tx 5 One facet of this season which was particu- larly significant was the way in which such individuals as Stew Stefliey, Roy Clark, Bruce Fraser, Bruce McNeil, and Ralph Sexton made great personal improvements. In his debut as varsity coach, hir. Ashley Eames did a superlative job as a dedicated mentor. He understood every player, and he brought the team a long way. He was, in ef- fect, a player coach in that he could demon- strate as well as explain. It was his ability to maintain the determination and desire of this team even in the face of defeat which made this season a particularly memorable one. ll all FRUXT ROIV: Kaplan: XIacint1'3'v: Barr: Lanflcn- Jos.: l'JolCC: B111 SIJCTIY, Coaflz. THIRD ROW llflflll fiolqlvn. f.lK1f'fflZ.7I.' Eu-lc-tl1: Kforrin: Dcntl llullalif-ri Robinson. I.. Noyes: Wlillialnsl Hannon, D. El'llL1X'i11xI'lLl. .S'l:Yfl7.YIJ RUIV: Knapp. .X.: llalwr: lieu-Q: Ill12l1l,'S W.: liroclvz Ill-ncllvz Gardiner, Alana Kntarslxig I nw-cllnwgg Hs,-alcl, Foss: Mc-nf: Stevens. 'grip WI TER TRACK TEAM FINEST E ER T. Golden. Cajflazrz ll. llalsm' C. Barr .-X. llrmly D. Dvnt l'. Dola- .X. Ecl1ax'a1'1'ia Eva-lctll B. Foss D. Hannon Hcalcl I.. Kaplan KI. Kotarslsi R. IJZ1l'1gPITlDfiCll lXIZ1ClIHf'I'i' P. NI0I'ITlI1 XY. Xvlllllillltl fiarclinc'11 .llanagm 1 In describing the 1963 winter track team. it is im- possible to avoid superlatives. To say that it was by far the best ever does not do justice to the ability of this team. It possessed all the ingredients of a truly magnificent track team H- balance. depth. leadership. desire, and coaching. The balance of this team is clearly evinced by the fact that four different people broke seven separate records a total of 17 times. Outstanding among these was Captain Terry Golden who set new school records in the -15 yard high hurdles and 50 yard dash. and tied the school record in the 40 yard dash. He also set a new meet record in the 300 yard dash at the Univer- sity of lNIassachusetts Invitational lNIeet with a time of 33.6 seconds. He was in every way a leader by example and inspiration. Co-M.P,V. Ranny Langenbach broke his own mile record four times, finally setting it at 4231.4 in the Bow- doin meet. Ranny also broke the record for the 1000 yard run with a time of 2125.6 in the Andover meet. This record was later broken twice by Bucky Foss who ran 2223.6 in the Bowdoin meet. Jeff Eveleth. running the 600 for the fourth year in a row. Finally broke the school record with a time of l:17.6 in the Interscholas- tics at Exeter. Highlighting the season were convincing victories over the Andover J.V.'s, the Exeter Kfoses Brown, Colby and Hebron in the Bowdoin Quadrangle meet, and Tabor. The fact that seven members of the team were willing to give up their winter week end to compete in the University of Xlzissaclnisetts Prep School Invitational IX'Ieet was typical of the dedication which examplified the team's spirit. ..-gl 'oo ,xh Xl ,. 5 , x, Q.. 1 N I I Exeter-Taber Andover Exeter Moses Brown Lf Mass. Invitational Bowdoin-Colby-Hebron Tabor . OPP. 71-22 I rrrr '2 39 2 rrr 3 28 29 l fl 0 J First of five 64 1f'2-7-5 U2 32112 . nan nl Even more impressive. howex er. was the fact that these seven men defeated live other com- plete teams to bring home the first place plaque. lN'e had such a tremendously successful sea- son despite two definite handicaps. First. we had no track of our own and practiced either on Kfiddle Road or at the Exeter cage. Sec- ondlv. we had no home meets and thus were never able to br-nelit from a partisan crowd. To say that Klr. Sperry is rr line coach is not enough. .Xnvone who ever performed under him will jump at the chance to sav that tlrere is none better. .-Ks he presented the letters at the winter athletic awards rrrer-ting. he arid that he was a verv proud ruarr, Deserwedlv so, FRONT RUIV: 'I':xyl0x'. C.: Rum-ll: Tziyloxz R.: Calf-: Xxvixlf Stvclr-1 XXIII Linbcrg, Coach. THIRD Stcmv. Cff1,'ffn 11.' IH-.lxxnllg II.1xxlN.ir1xQ Clliilmcl. .N'lff'- RHIV: .X11stin. .Uar111g4rgSluunc: Caldwell: Critc UND RUIV: X111 Exam, fffmzf 11: H11Ql1m-Q1 Hiqgimg lm-yi V1'Iil'Rl'f'. ,Unnflgn WRESTLERS AGAIN THE BEST LETTER XVINNERS D. Stonfx Cajffain D. Cnldwvll R, Cate H. ClifTo1'd T. Critchley R. Hawkins L. Higgins U. IIil2'L'IlCl01AHF S. Huqhvi D. Pcuxmxll YY. Rmsc-ll XY. Slfmlu' . Stvvlc- , f V .T Q. I uvlm' R. Taylfwl' R. HRC F. .bXuQtin. .Umzfzg 1 106 , 4f That R111 Evans was postfd with Somewhat of a di1Qtn1na in Choosing a Kfost Ya111ah1c XY11-st1e1' is no s111'p1'isC. .-X11 of the 16 wrestlcrs who recf-iwd 1CttcrS Cont1'ih11ted a great deal to the II'CI11t'I'1C1OL1i s11CCcSS of the 1963 wnfstlinq tcain. For tht- 1.0l1I'111 ytfar in the 1ast five we wc1'c'1 l1I'1C1C1.CflIf2C1. and for tht- sfffond sticceiiivci Seaion we won tht' New England C1325 .-X VTOLITTICUIICIII. 1YrQst1i11q at 110 wmv the two he-it 110 potindcrs in New England. Butch C1i11io1'd Coinpihld a record of 5 and 2 and p1111cd a inajor npsvt in tht- to11z'natnQnt by C1611-ating thc Exe-ter Captain and winning thv Chatnp- ionship. Carson T21y1o1'. our nioet 11nd1.-1'1'at11d wrt-Qt1e1'. was l1I1C16'14t'f1ICC1 with a 5-O l1l.'FC1IvC1. H111 R11v1-11 at 115 had a fl-3 1'eu:'c1 and L'ftI'I1t'C1 115 scan-1'a1 iinportant pointi in gaining a third 1113611 in the to111'n:1n1t-nt. Roh Taylor at 121 wm U11I4If1I1C11I1Q for the third Wat' in a row with a 6-1 1-1-1'o1't1. P1I11N111I1f wcond in thff 1Ul1I'1'1Zi!11t'I1I. hf- p1'ox'1.-Q1 111111QQ1ti to 151' onv of thc tinwt w1'wt11-1's 1111-1' IJI'UL1l1Ct'L1 at Cox crnoit Dtzniziitfr. .Xt 127. 111t'1i Hawkinx and lfottx' 1,f'.11Nt111 had .1 coni- hinvd 1'1fco1'c1 of 71-1 in an 1-xt1'1111.1-11 t1-1:11 111-11111 11.15. 13i11x' Sloane- and 17.1111 C111dw1'11 .tt 111 hoth wtcs- t11-t1 111-c11tg1h11' in I11f'1Ii hixt Mutt on IIA' xaiwtxo. 1.011 Hiffini and '110111 Cl1it11111'5' at 1.3313 1U1111L1 the Qoing tough in anothvt' diih1'111t wvight k1.lNN. hut hoth will 1111 hack nt-xt war. .Xt 1-17. to-XI,XfI , Su-11: 111tg111w 111'311111tiJ1't1u Six oppotie.-tits on hix way to th1- 11111z11.11111:11t k1..1111E11O11- ship. Browne and Nichols Noble and Greenough Andover Belmont Hill St. BIark's Exeter Milton Tabor New England Class A Tournament G.D.A. OPP. 23 22 41 5 26 8 37 8 27 16 21 19 21 20 27 12 First of eight A most dedicated wrestler. Steve consistentlv pinned men in tight spots to change the complexion of a meet. At 157. captain-elect llohn Steele went undefeatecl in his first vear on the varsitv and Finished second in the tournament. Bob YYise and Dave Hilqendorll' compiled a com- bined dual meet record of 4-l-3. and Dave won a valu- able third place in the tournament. Captain and co-RI.Y.l'. Moose Stone completed his third successive undefeated dual meet season and finished second in the tournament. A leader in both word and action. Kloose was one of the finest wrestling captains in school history. Once again Bob Cate more than held his own in the unlimited weight class. He came through in the clutch with meet-winning victories in the Browne and Nichols and Milton meets. lliestling' is one sport in which coaching' is the most important single factor in a team's success. Certainlv lNIr. Evans impressive record in the last live years is indicative of his stature as a wrestling coach. Since Mr. Evans debut as head coach Governor Dummer has reached the pinnacle of prestige in New England wrestling. Surelv the seven larger schools that we de- feated in the tournament will testilv to that. - ..f- , , , 1 Q . X .. 1 , I yy f 13 '5 4 1 -1 A IU FRONT RUIV: O'Dea. 'I',: Maier: Leonard: Law- rence: Smith. IJ.: Browne. I.: Horenstein. SECUXD RUIV: Johnson. P.: ,'IIf111f1.gIr.' O'De3. .Ifrznrzgfrq - -v v IIE I I N Kferiy: C Anclerson. I 1 W IL I I faiiieron: .XIIPHI Condi. IH, U ,,k JU IOR VARSITY BASKETB .IU IDR VARSITY FIRST RUIV: Eddy: Rotmcfrrmn. K.: Bailey: Rlannz THIRD RUIV: .XncIerson. LL HQCKEY ,IIana Q1'r.' Vaughn, Alan- Tenney: Johnson, C. Hyde: Sargent. SIfC'IIXD RUIV: R111 Sargent, agn'.'CroeIxe1': Nicholson: C'00t'1Z.' Jack: Gregg: Evans: Calle-n: Rolfe. ' ' f . - x ' 3 V. -S :S FN -Q 1 -.... Q I i Q- ,-.Q-q - 2 -3 X .RQ . -..-.....-. I , II R ,qrflf ,f 1 ' r x . I , 1'. , I .- ll Q 41 r ,'- . I ' . - Caldwell. E.: Kane: Mr. lg! I .4 . U FROXT ROW: Prewittz Lilly: Bnrkeit Sfliuinann: more: Connolly: llr. King. Condi. THIRD ROW: Blorganz Bird: Holmes. SECOND ROW: Sullivan. Navins. P.: Strater: Micliaudz Pfcillicr: CllI11IHl1'1QSI B.. -lIarzagf1'.' Morse: Diinifg-li: Sroiivlnixilo-it lYliit- Knapp. S. PO Y HQCKEY PO Y BASKETBALL FROXT ROW: Burnlianiz Kay: Healcl: L'lil: Kc-llilieri Parc. SECOND ROIV: Esteyz -llanagfrt Stevens. D.: XYoodward: Hicks: YViner: Basliaxv: Mr. Martin, Coach. U1 - ,NIU I K .V It .rw .5 9 1 1, 'lA . ,.-,W : mfr A --11.11 ' ,,,,,,,,M,,,gl U, , . : bm, .,-Jas.:-Ja .AU I wi. S 0 in ...LMA I I ----....... ... .. f c S P'-I I, I ,,.1.. - 27:11, , F -, . f z 1-v v ... ., -- . 7 W c 5.5 . s., I X ,. FROYY' ROIV: Whit: Ilom-3': 'I7l10Il1f1i. A.: Mercer: Grinnell: Ilriyesz Henf-ry: I.eni1': Henry: Aiiqustz Hil I,l'Lil1t'X'I Illmx-i': Xlngiuiicz Iiciw: Clinss-1 Nfoss. SEC- uw-iiclmllii Xlglifvri Tyne. FUIKIRTH ROW: Deveher UND RUIIY N111 I.II1lJl'IiQ. Cffffzrlf: Qllzirk. L.: Heh- Carl:-twin: Igillcz Huclscwn: XIcii'1'issey: Little: Bames stein: Inuzillsz O'l'liil-n: Stnclstrwnz C:l1I1Il'l7l311I'Yl Shep- Mmli-ml: Ililli Triclxcy..IIar1f1g1l1'. JL! ICR ARSITY WRE TLI G 'W JLNIOR VARSITY IIOCKEY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL fQ.I'J,A, OPP. G.D.A. OPP B171 11-lii fl li Cfr'iIl'111 Nfflfle and fm-1-11011211 0 -I Andover 37 -19 Iirfmiir' rind Nil h-+ls H -I Belmont Hill 52 33 I'3nm'ers 2 0 Nf'xxliL11'3'pwI'1 High 41 55 Xliclcllcsf-x 7 A St. Marks 44 29 Ipswich 'S 2 Middlesex 56 38 Iirwwlxs '7 -1 Bmnks 51 19 Nliltwn 0 6 IX1iltf1n 31 19 Iii-milk 1 0 Bi-mvnv and Nichwls -12 36 B1-lrnfiiit Hill 0 7 Belmfint High 35 38 St. KIarl4's I 4 Nnhle and Creenfiugh -I0 32 FRESHXIAN HOCKEY FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CLITA. OPP. G.D.A. OPP And:-xl-1' 0 7 Pwrtsriimitli 37 50 l5I'fi lHS Il Belmfint Hill 23 3-1- Iiwliniiiit Hill ll 8 Brricwlis 44 39 Shnre CI-'iintry Day 1 2 Ernersmi 31 61 Slinrf- C'iiiiiiLry Day 2 I Nfiddlesex 30 49 DCINWIAS - 2 Cardinal Cushing 37 51 Nlicldlf-sex 0 1 Middlesex 37 52 Iiiwfuiie and Nichi-ls 0 4 Bi-mil-qs Iii vxff 'rd 0 3 Emerson Atlantic Juniwrs 0 6 Ipswich 44 45 JUNIOR 'VARSITY WRESTLING Ncihlel and Greenfwugh Ipswich Brooks Exeter Pentiicliet Ipswich Anclfwer Billion XN'innecunnett St. lNfark's NU, A-XnclviX'P1' Ifnderclass T G.D.A. OPP, 18 28 17 26 28 8 69 102 -11 7 14 30 22 16 22 21 11 29 32 19 27 20 fwurnament Seccwnd of eight V I 4 o I A I r 4 1 FROXT ROW: Slinfniaster: Surrey: Connelly: Ko- rllanagnp' Alsxuncler: Karelisg Maier. 'loin Fire tarski, C0-ffzj1tai11.' Sinitli. C.. Co-rajf!airz.' Petri: berg: Stevens, Joe: Dolee: Rlr. Sargent I Segel, KG.: Sloane. SECOND ROIV: Taylor, J., Baines, Coaclz. ASEB LL CHALLE GES LEADERS BI. Kotarski. C0-cajftain C. Sniitli, C'0-cajutairz D. Connelly P. Dolce T. Maier M. Petri R. Segel J. Sliafinaster XV. Sloane J. Stevens Surrey J. Taylor, .lla zzagf r X. imply stoked by stroll! pittliiril. if-xizicl clt-llfriw and tiziivly hitting. stcaiiit-tl tw Ci yciw 5l,1CC'r,'iiI-itll snaisori tititlcr rookie Coficlies. Mr. Eaznifgi aiitl Mr. Saiiniit. als, Cxtruztic tf'INl'lllSlf1SIIL. .mtl L1 stfrivs fit cliitcli por- l0iii1g.iiicvs. Tliv Catcliiii: ' ,-.'i ' ii lniiiclletl by C0-Captain Lligicl izpgith. ivlio iiwt 1'-:ily hit .llff and 'wlawtl error lvss ball but ft-yffti stfrltl .i bnsv on OCCAQV-ii, Rf-b Nfiicl The lfltil GLWX'C'l'IlIf'1' ll'tiI1.I1lL'lA lnnwlvall cxpibsi. This was fi 163111 igaikt-tl by oxitmiiitliii: iritliyichi- at tirst was tly ttfizzfs ywutli' liittvr. as 1--t-ll .iQ the i playttr the mppr-rioritk tfitcliffr' lfnmt liked to ligiyt- on 9 5 S y ,, -fi third iii C1 SCILICCYC baxiit XlI'.1.'iIlOIl. Mark Pvtri. at sec- ,: ' oticl. was typicgil of tlpf: qiirit of this tffgizti iii tllat. ' despite A ir.itlsvasftii sliizrp. lris Clv:Qirc aiitl hard mfwk A 54 iioyttr Qlllllllllilltfl. A lj Toth Blaier lillfxcl A big liolo at Sliort and also iiiade Q A tirff lit: lvt tlitf lillljlllt' lgiioi-1 if lm yvagirt satiiiiecl - 7 .YW , , 'l with .1 Call. Billy Sloniiv at third bam mai tht- liap- has-491:-+ J' ' 'A pie-st stirtyrkc of tlug Qffiiswii, Htl tivcl Ciliitcl for' the I - , t fttr Jiri battitig lt'.1tlt-itsliip at .UT arid playvcl strmiq dc- A ' ffiiiff. Billy milf tliu kt-y tw thv 5--l xyiri oysr Btfitifitit Hill ith 21lDQ1i'3S-Cltfftl'lI'1! clmiblv oil thc wall. - ,-. 114 :Of GDA OPP. Haverhill High 11 10 Groton 2 1 Roxburv Latin 10 2 Browne 8 Nichols 6 3 Nobles S Greenough O 2 Brooks 5 2 Tabor 2 O St. Marks 0 1 Belmont Hill 5 -l St. Sebastians 3 6 Milton 4 5 Middlesex 1 6 St. Paul's el 0 Belmont Hill 9 2 'uw 7' wr-Ei. .aff ' Nga. Y 5 . The outfield of Pete Dolce. Joe Stevens. co-captain Mike Kotarski. and Scott Surrev was strong both of- fensivelv and defensively. Jon Shafmaster. although he saw limited service. was an inspiration to his teammates through his dedication to the team. This leaves the teams most valuable plaver. Don Connellv. Connell pitched all but one game and ended up with the school strike-out record. He was a clutch pitcher in everv sense of the word. Witness the Belmont Hill game in which he struck out the last two batters in the ninth after the bases were loaded. There is one game which must not go without mention. This was the 15-inning St, Klarlcs classic. For 14 scoreless innings Connell matched St. Klarliis ironman. Pete Shimkus pitch for pitch, lYe had ll hits but were unable to put anv of them toqether in one inning. In the 15th St. Klarks won the game on two consecutive hits. lf the success of this team is anv indicator ol' Mr. Eames abilitv as a coach. Qreat things lie ahead for Governor Dummer baseball. ' s '.:-I 'XW4 431 f -L. x rg 'iii ,rf - 1' , . ' '7 ijffv ,ff v ,e-mg wi - 5 - 4 A fi 1 .- f.,a ' V' 'li ,4i as lfigli :fbi - ffgxx x. xl D. f , u f X ' . '.'f.1-Sv 'ff Q ' ,Pin .,.:.,e9neJr 1- v H 1' w Zvi' rj 1' lyaw.. THIRD ROW: Navizui. R.: Fraser: Smlllivaxl. D.: Higf- .X. 3 O'DffC1. wfrfffrg Mr. Exam. .R Jag FIRST RUIV. 'TW ,msz Crockfr. Callvnz Bronvn. R.: Cfark. R. SEC UK-D Gzfpi. T.: Hgiilffyz Siwlcz Numfxz Elk. W' ' ' C '- A R011 5 XII. .Xrlda-1'SC+:l. ofawl' 9Y1e?p:11'd. F.. 'fia1:cgm'.' I.L-gzhwxi IIllgv:1Lf1'11'4f R11 rl L 1 TJEAM su RPRISES LETTER NVINNERS J. Ellis - Ca:.a.2. H. Bailey B. Calle-rm R. Cate R. Clark D. Eaton J. 1:.'il'Il',61' B. Fraser T. Grcggf D. Hilqendm G. Leahey S. Magrane C Paykel' J. Robertson J Stwflfr D. A Sione Tigoznas Lim.. L,..4... M.. !iwv4,.,.'w..,m,.Lx..,V -Q -Q: ,rf gigi f:,ay aww, , . ,. 13- 'rf' D - J .. ,. . . ' f 4, Z -nl,- ' . .,.. - 4. .J F 4. 5 H R '--'H . O., J - .T-f -. 4 'await .-., 'any .-av ' lv-3' - fr J ... ,,, s.2-.1-fi 'fr a -If - V, . . -1. 'sph 'afar .iff wa-df ZZLNT -J in , -, ,Q uf- Ss., 1' .bf 1.1 ....ea..A. ufflia 7 This season was one of ups and downs for Nlr. Evans' lacrosse team. Although the club defeated all of its class B opponents. it was unable to defeat any of its class A opponents. The season opened with an easy victory over a weak NI.I.T. Freshman team by the score of ll-l. Other early season highlights were victories over the UNH Freshman. St. Marks and Tufts. During these early weeks. the club ran into strong teams from Andover. Exeter. and Harvard. The remainder of the season saw the team win three of its last five games. In the final game of the year, playing their best lacrosse of the season, they de- feated an outstanding alumni squad 7-6. Throughout the year. Jeff Ellis, the captain and only returning starter. led the team both in spirit and in play. It must be noted that with this fine season Jeff became the all-time high scorer in the history of the school. RI.I.T. Fresh. Andover U.N.H. Frosh St. Marks Exeter Tufts Frosh Harvard Frosh Kimball Union Lawrence St. Pauls Tabor Alumni CDA 1 1 2 11 9 1 13 2 7 12 O 9 7 QPP. 1 11 8 7 11 2 7 2 8 12 1-1 6 5, X 1 li xg sy L Q 5: .-1-. . '.!-495.5 L J -1 rl, . .y .., A Qi' 5, g,+..q5y 4 J,I. E.. rf .3-A F' - sf'. NV . f-ff . N' ' - sff' s' ' ' ' '1 'gb-'Pt wi:-. .. -1-P.-+'s: Q 91'-uh - 2- sfzzisaf is ' :ff F . -s'ff+ tf -f rf ' 151431. 'SLK Qt! '- f'. Q +C4iif'1v,L, , . . ' -'L'4 ,.g..'- . '- A' '., ' ie.f2f.g:f5f',5f5,i+-'1'.fi1,1.-1.3jg', '?2'f'f'?2r1.ir-if 332'-'xzf' .5 lfsfgf-az?ft'f Q.k'41'3 ,'.f. . .v-'..'?ih,f3.3 '3 x' A' 'f ' -- .4 lYorking on the attaek with Jeff were Squeaky Bailey. Charlie Parker, and liroek Callen. Squeaky who was out with a Craekecl rib for the linal three games still was able to score a total of twenty points. Leading the iniclhelclers was Forbes Fariuer. a re- turner from last years team. Forbes showecl his versa- tility by being the seeontl leading seorer on the teaui. Also, on the first uiiclheltl with Forbes were John Steele and Daye Hilgenclorlli. This group was baeketl up by a seeoncl inicllielcl of sophouiore Scotty Ma- grane, and juniors Joe Robertson antl Roy Clark. The stalwarts of the clefense were Hob Cate antl Torn Gregg. Also on clefense were Rloose Stone. Dan Eaton. ancl sophouiore Gary l,eahey. Oy er the Course of the season. this group learned to work to- gether as a unit and showecl their potential lw eon- trolling a powerful aluiuni attaek, hir. Ryans ancl R111 .Xntlerson both tleserx e a great deal of eretlit for uioltling a learn out ol' a liew xeter- ans from last year's team ancl a large group ol' boys up from the IV. ,3 - 'if Q' 41 -9 . -'nf gi' Ei Q M5- 2 jg .. 549 4.41 . 4 .v-, - f . ' 1 -J - .J-' THIRD ROIV: ClZ1I'1IC1'lJllI'Y. nzarzagwp' Estes: Critch- ley: Fuessi Hilkins: XX'illi:111is: llcnzz Hughes, S Ht-ald. KI: .-Xllvn: fNIuckc-iiviv. J: Smith. D: Czilclxvcllz Hughcs. YV: Hcnclioy: B111 Ft-im. mmfzz Mr. ixlllllllg. Hoacllcyi Wise: Cart-ltoni EChz1x'a1'1'i3: Fivlcling. f0aff1,FIR.S'T Rf9ll,.'KZlIJlLlI1IRlZ1C'lI1lf'1't'Z Xlmiriu 711617152-Q1 r. SECOND ROW: N111 Sperry. mavfzi Gum- Dmit: Grwldt-11, in-ff1jffaz'11.' l.L1IlQL'IllDllL'll. iff-uajflainf TRACK TEAM iigiftiiiiiiiwe may, nzazzagug' Hgirvcy: Slit-11113111 Foss: Hannon LE I I ER WINNERS T. Golden - C'0-captain R. Langenbach - Co-captain Allen Ht-ald Balser Hught-S Barr Kaplan Caldwell Klaciiityrc Critchley Mackt-mic Dent Mackcnzic Echavarria Morrin EVf?lCth Shermari Faxon Smith Foss XVilkir1s Fucss . Williams Harmon 1' l . Us --'E IQSH ffl 2 516 X I--Hr. I . ' I... ' lv' j'. . : I i s 'V' Qi ' ' ' . -V 1 A 6, v. .14 . ,a , V :an W' . , . 1 5 .Sl Q ' 1 5 I . 'uh . , 1. . t ... l I , a ., - 1. Q. h -..4,.' aw.- I ' 5- Last year's spring track team was the best in the history of the school. This year's team was better. XX'hereas last years team bunched its strenfth in cer- tain eyents, this one had complete balance. The first meet loomed a tough one since MTT. was far ahead of us in number of practices. and we were competing without John Healcl and Bucky Foss. As Kfr. Sperry had expected. the meet was close. but a truly clutch performance by Terry Gol- den in winning Fiye eyents Qaye us our first yictory. Exeter. a strong. yeteran outfit. was the only team to outscore us at their own relays. They were. in fact, probably the only team in northern New Enecland. high school or prep school. capable of beating us in a dual meet. Mr. Sperry had said that the Moses Brown meet would be decided by between two and seyen points. He wasn't the least bit unhappy when we proyed him wrong by winning Tglfg - 4325 As usual the Deering meet was our toughest one. They had easily swf-pt to the Kfaine championship and they were fayorecl. .X l-2 finish by Ranny and Bucky in the 830 and another 5-win performance by Terry won the meet for us 64 - 58. 122 I . , M.I.T. Frosh Exeter Relays Masconomet CJ Y lloses Brown Derring High Milton Private Schools St. Paul's Hebron w..A gn 'LK' tin' Q, V ' GD.-X OPP. 62 55 2 firsts 55 53 73y2 64 58 92 30 2nd class A lst class B 91 31 79 +13 .55-1-4 'ff' 451' ' U e A, -- . -1: - . on 5 , Jw: vig 31 . ,nn sql. ejqnff ifl,:hQ:'i-S'5 Q . . ,' .y -53.w.:si 1,-Z ,,,.. f-.QC :--4r-- '-j' . -- 'sax '- T14-, .31-fiss mg A. . . -be -'iv 4' 1' Last year Nlilton had pushed us to the hilt before we finally beat them. and we were determined not to let is happen again this year. It didn't. and we won 92 - 30. The Prep lN1eet at Andover was our finest hour. 1Ve swept class B by 37 points and finished second only to Exeter in class A. Ranny set school records in the 880 in 1:5918 and the mile in 1:24:6. the lat- ter being a meet record. Terry easily won the highs and lows, but the key to our performance was Jeff Eveletlrs come-from-behind victory in the -1-10. St. Paul's provided little challenge on the Bicen- tennial weekend, and we walked over them 91 - 31. Mr. Sperry tried to tell us that the Hebron meet was going to be a close one since they had won the Niaine prep school crown the previous week. 1Ye for- got to listen to him. however. and trounced them on their own track 79 f 43. Two things made this team great. First. we had the horses and. second. we had a great coach. NNT set school records in the pole vault. the mile. the 880. the 120 highs. the 180 lows. and track records in many others, Co-captain Terry Golden best evplained the 1963 track season: Our team was great. our coach was great. and our season was great V' L v I f is A I I I I 1 5 t ...r- E S . ' I P40 os, . .,, . B31 ,Y '. D 4--15ql.5, E50 1 6 4, .1 :n- A in-. ni I 3' ' 9 . AWE ,-4' 4-- 'ff I .4 ' - -Ml 9 4 ' N' ' -, vwyx., ,, - ,,,,,, EE 19' 1 pk.. - ou I- Aa. , , ..'.,4, , 'f .- - .N . nn' -s.. . -1 124 ,4 .ja P' 'I ' A 'us .f.L , 'Q 'Ll I 1 -. - ' ' ' A IH., a . I - . x -- r ' 1 .9 uf-', ' . . .,- 1 h I ,I 31- ' -- A ' -o I , ,..,,, ,,- Q' - ..'ap.': .jk , l -fl: J f, l ,, ,J 11 T., I W, , .. vs g r ' .4 . A :li 'H-Ts' ': bl,-' 5 7 ' e'-V1.1 J . 7 .' fl.. 1 f ,v : ,if 1 'Q --W ff ? :wry -' , ,493 '1 .sargiif wa. SECUXD ROW: Brody: Morton: Tuxbury. C'0-rajufairz: Hannon, H: Co-rajffaz'rz Johnston: X111 lYlIll6'1'iIDOOIl. Coarfz. FROXT ROW: Gregg. lzrylor. C: lyilg gone-r: Full:-rton: Austin. GOLF TEAM BUILD H. Hannon - Co-Captain R. Tuxbury - C0-raptain F. Austin A. Brody R. Fullerton A. Morton C. Taylor N. Waggoner Q - 'NJ 9 'l-qrc, W . - 193' ,gl .- .- - xl-'A 4... ,,f...s, , M.. ..... f. Z -' ., wav.,--,, ..., .,.,, -. : 1, V, ea 1 Andover-Exeter BI.I.T. Frosh H3IW'8I'Cl Frosh .eXndox'er-Exeter Andover-Exeter Lawrence Haverhill Tabor ..1 . 5 YM-F 1 '4 rx ' a GD.-X OPP 3rd 9 27 3 26 3rd 3rd 5 13 5M QVQ 0 5 FRONT ROIV: Haydon: Hicks: 'Witt Co-caj1z'aizz.'Stockton. Ch-fapfairzfMcGilx'1'ay: Browne. T. SECOND ROW: KI11 King. Coach: Starr: Rolfc: Cinncronz Rose: Pcarsall: Horcnstc-in. TENNIS TEAM T KES TLIMBLE LETTER WINNERS R. Stockton - C'0-czzjftain S. TN'itt - C'0-captain T. Browne J. Haydon P. Hicks R. lIcGilv1'ay 127 -1 4 l fl ,W ,..f . . a 1- A ' ' L .Ui tv y M.I.T. Frosh Miclcllc-SCX Hzlvcrlnll Groton Ext-tor LV. ,Xnclovcr IV. St. Mark's St. Pauls Milton Brooks Bchnont Hill -7 rw n Q GDA 1 y, 0 5 I I 4 1 0 1 2 2 oPP M 9 0 8 8 14 17 9 8 7 16 FRONT ROIV: Emerson: Heald. T: McGuire: Rus- sell: Poole: Klercerz Leonard: Fnrnuni: Selnnnann Pfeiffer. SECOND ROIV: llr. NYillianiQ. Cfmrli Eddy: Silsbyi Henry: Henerey: IYliitniore: RlOI'l'ISit1'N Segal: Olney: Johnson. P: Mr. Coolidge. Clwmfz xi 'T I F F THIRD ROIV: Keeler. .llarzagtrf Tyne: -Iolinion. ' C: Knapp: Connolly: Wooclwarclz Nlorqnnz Burn- ' lifnn: Chime: Wait: Nftvins. FOURTH ROIIY 'lien- : ney: Tinker: Daniels: Tlioinni. R: Kay: Prewitt, JU ICR VARSITY LACROSSE JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROIV: Klaier. 'lf Clnldxiell: Sexton: ROIV: Klr. Hnrrii. Coaufi: Pope: Rlinqlecloillg KIJLTIR Everett: Pallotta: Robinson: Robertson. R. .S'IfCOND Klerryz Helm: Gronilxo. J II III! 'I YI FRUXT RUIV: I03.111lv-11 'Iql10111.1x. V1 C1LlI'd1IlL'I C-Hf1X1'l'Q 'I'11c'k1'x: R1-I1111x011: XI1N11l1x'1 V'111u1'. Slff. 'L 11111111 K11g11111: D01'sf1y'. THIRD RU!! kim 1 Q - Ii0l1:1kr'1'1 11.10-Q' I 1111 X11 OX D RUII .' IIIILINUHQ f,f1.1111: X110-1 x..l'lQ11IlI 9111.111- JLI IOR VARSITY FRUXT RUIV: H0I:111'Q: X11l10lx011: R4'IIEI1t'1'1 Stu'- v11N. 510111-l'11'?1k1-1': 5.11g1'111, Il: CYI7-1.1: I'3.1J1g1u S'ECfI7.YD RUIV: X111 XI:111111. C'f'01'.,.' I.T1Z2.b1c,' ' 7 J 011011101 In TRACK P0 YBASEB LL X'011III I,0t1r'1': .X11cI1-14011: Lwhl: 511111 1517111 . THIRD RUIV: RI1c'1111z1cl: Haclvod 131110 lute 1 Estcyg Toth. Q '. u ,,q11:n XV. ', Q1 If' 'Q A :QL ,qi fi v L,, ' J 5 f E is A? . xt ,y I v 4 3 E' Q kg V 4 ,FR ' 1 1 ' I V 3 'Wg' ' 0W Z2N 4' VJ ca 6,-5422 Rgo,L' 1 ' V' M WR If 01 Mm - .LQ 'dHIl 130 . -I Nw' 1 V 1 J.v. Anclover Andover JY. Roxbury Latin Exeter Rivers Exeter Club Lawrence Tabor UB-VARSITY RECORDS LACROSSE lv. BASEBALL GDAX OPP fil XX lil 1 6 livl 111c 'mt ll 7 7 2 Xliclcllvwx fl l 3 6 .XIlClOX'L'l' U T 3 2 Ext-tt-r A1 1 , l 2 llroolw 7 6 3 7 Vlll1l70I' 'I T 5 2 lim-lmont llill 'Z 7 4 2 flLlX'L'I'l1lll f fl Xlltltllvsex '7 3 PONY LACRGSSE PONY BASEBALL Andover Roxbury Latin JY Rivers Andover CDA UPI' GDN OPI l 13 Brooks 5 9 4 2 Ipswiell 2 22 2 6 .XIlClUX'Cl 0 12 2 ll E 111t -rson 4 9 l.,O1klS1llOlllll O ll TllOl11I7SOI1 4 I9 Middlesex 3 2 131 COMM ENCEMENT N .X 1 'C' illorvr Flag The Morse Flag was first awarded at the 150th Ciommenceruent 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. Accorcling to the trust established by the late Reverend Glenn Tilley Kforse. long-time friend and trustee of the Academy, a new flue' is provided each year in order that the old flag which has flown during the past year may be eixen to 11 iuenuher of the graduating class. This year the Kforse Flag is awarded to Stephen Gratiaa Hughes of Santa Fe, New lN1exicO. .-lrarfrnzy Prige Each year two young men are singled out for their outstanding accourplishurents during' the senior year. Une receives the Morse Flagg the other receives the ,Xi'Lllll'llly Prize. It is often true that qualities of unselhshness and sportsmanslrip develop hest in people who have known adversity. people who have traveled a rough road. From such experience can come the necessary maturity, olljeetixity, and awareness of the needs of others. The young man we honor now has had to struggle for success in academics and in athletics. He has ruaintainecl his own poise and courage, and by his word and exfuuple has inspired others in all areas of school life, hut most clearly in his role as captain of a losing hut courageous hockey team. It is my prix'ileg'e and pleasure to award the Academy Prize to Forbes Farmer of lYesthoro. . f ,l 91 lllllilll .j IM. 1-if 'ff gb- Q-7 Ba1111!1 01111 Lwnzb ,111 11111 1111' 1111111111 211111 I,OII11J 111151111 gow 111 111111 5t11C1L' 111111. 111 1111- 11s11111n111111 01 1111: 1511111111 1lLlS 111-1-11 1111111 . ,. -Qt I 011111111111111Q 111 1111- 5111111 of S1111-1111: T1111 51113111 14111111 O11 111111511111 11111.111111g 11115 111111. 1111- 111111111 11 fl 1J1fk1C1' U 111'1 1' 1 lI1C11L11 111 1111111111111111 N11 St11L1L'111 III 11111 H1-111 111 1'1111111g1'. ll 11-111' 1-11111-11111 cg llllllblf IJIOLIOI. 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Ql.1111111'111.1. 5 if,,,f Y '. , VV, an . -- ,,,-f' 2.55 rr,-I,- 'Q 4 , , - f ' x 1: '- . nur K ' . ,R 1 Scflolarslzips I am pleased to announce that the holder of the Ingham Fund Scholarship in the academic year 1963-6-l will be one of the stronger students in the junior class, the son of one of the faculty Qld Guard, and a worthy young man in all respects: john Stiles lXfIercer of South Byfield. It is my pleasure to announce that the holder of the Francis Scholarship in 1963-64 will be a student who personihes to an unusual degree the fine qualities which Mr. and Mrs. Francis so prized: john Carroll Everett, Jr. of Nashua, New Hampshire. The qualities which Dr. and Mrs. Hale wish to recognize are present in abundance in the president - elect of next year's senior class. The first holder of the Dean Channing Hale scholarship for the academic year 1963-64 will be: Wlilliam Streeter Poole ol Tuskegee Institute. Alabama. The Edmund Cofiin Colman Scholarship, estab- lished by the late Elizabeth S, Tappan, is awarded for the highest grades in languages. For the coming year the grant will be divided and held by two under- classmen: Howard lN'allace Foss, Jr. of Medford and John Francis O'Dea of Newbury. I 1, Q .. c -1- y., 4 i , J- ' fi c- -. n A A' My-'W' , .. 'W ' 'Pi rv Q -- Q! , T - rr. --revise, 1 4 ,-,N 'n- f fl, . . s ' 0 I v' . '.' '.. i ' ' ' 1 5 Sr ,. --pq . I' :nfl A ' . . H y, I ,- -' 'r,:-- 2, : pf, -- .. A1412 , , , --yr V T.: V ,- ' A . -- J., - V1 9- - 'V-1 :. - .1 ..-.-fi , .- . - t' h ,-,,,.:. - -- ,.j,i ' tx, .. L, ..,. ., ' jf- '1I'.:f:'f'.Pf.gffg71',,f L13 V .Al qv., V . Q,-,.-i, ,,,.:,:.0I-,,4,,,...-,iA.,.f,N,, ..- ,. - ,,. W, - ne..,.,. .- 4.4, ,. ' R, L, ,nf .- 0 fV,.,',.x,-, - 1-11 ,,,'- false ,-'fy ' I, H if-4--I-,A Q. f- ,.r.f1 K 5, ' 5' -T. 5- -w Z., 4- 2- 4-4 'i ft-,qv-' a,,,'r'5?i-Lgfq., T':Q V ' Z- . 'v.-A-Lgf ii? 1. ,,.K.g.'1- 'ff,1-f.5yL5- Jtgfiirf' ...li ' ffQ51vQ'..'lg'?1 ?','y -, f 1: '34'x.'. Qf ,,.s -rg,-' ,V , ,' A ' A ,Y1f,..'! 4-..3f,'G'?'Wd-if:ar-'t-nrfw'-'Tri- if: ' - J-Rl'-T 0-. 52,755 -202 J,:'31'4 w- .r -- ,vw '-'.' JM f 5-' H f-.,-M3-4 ri-if -, v ' fi- -. .JP r34'P'5'415'-f- ' V - - ,., iw, .f-. .1 , A ,,, 1,-gc -:W.,r5.-- 'bkff .1 sf .. F A , 1 'rv ,fi --l1l?7',J 1+ .Jia-1.r' ..-T-'f ,H ' T xl! . i rw' xx.. n K Q V: ' u J. Ji Cumings Prize Two years ago, with great regret, I wrote to the parents of a sophomore indicating my belief that their son, in all probability, could not successfully complete our course of study. Though I regarded him as a thoroughly fine young man, I thought it wise to adyise them to withdraw him from school. Neither the boy nor his parents agreed. That young man returned to do well in his junior year and, this year, to achieye a sound academic record while serv- ing with distinction as a senior class ofihcer. sports edi- tor of the i'Goyernor. a dormitory proctor. and a three-sport yarsity athlete. It qiyes me particular pleasure to award the Cumings Prize to: Chadbourn I-Ioward Smith of Bar Harbor, Blaine. Grzfvzey Prize In the classroom, on the athletic held, as a dormi- tory proctor, in all areas of school life, this year's winner has performed to the best of his ability, but he has invariably acted with modesty and has placed the good of the group ahead of his own personal gain. In his quiet way he has been an outstanding' coun- selor to many. IYilliam .Xllen Sloane of .Xmesburyx ,' 'rj '- r dime f Mm 1 . 'Q-an -4'-YU Q Fit' fit lai - N +..'! ,- ,sf 'N' X .ff . . P-ll F I , ISI Q ' if v ' :r,. ',g lf- 7 'f'.'43E , sr-1 ' Tai -'Wil .1-L'.,, iQ-'Q f - . Q 1 15'3'xf:ng,Q5 . --,,x,--11 Y, J 1- 'lun . -A , fffvis V.. ,. ' 'w 11.5ifjgla?, ke'.'1'7. ' 1 aw.-A , - 4,gj-A..'..g4.f.,,.,'-V ,+-j,'5tr,,,6..g.-, -mv' k ig L' i. . ,v, ej.. S' , Lf .'I'r- ' -tm ..,t..a rm- -.rr fame fella.. 1-la 1 J - 4 , 1-....,-U '- ., .', lui... W 1 - , Q, Tinzoffiy R. lffzilrrrzon' .'1ZL'f17'f1 The lX'hiternore .Xward is given annually to that nieuiber of the sophomore class who by his attitude and persex'erence has made the best contribution to the Acadeuiy. This award was established this Spring by the ineiu- bers of the Sophouiore class with the help of the rest of the school in uieuiory of their classmate who passed on Marcli l. 1963. Harznrfl Book Prix The Harvard Book Prize is awarded to that nieni- ber of the junior class deemed inost worthy through high scholarship and character. It is my pleasure to award the Harvard Book Prize to: John Francis O'Dea of Newbuiy. Banivlpill Prize The winner of the Barriskill Prize has been a leader in niany musical activities. .X ineniber of the Glee Club. the Xfeistersingers, and the Choir, he has also been a soloist with each and a guitarist as well: Stephen Collier YYitt of Snyder. New York. Jlooffi' Ken! P2'z':z'5 English: Peter Patrick Morrin H of St. Louis. Mis- souri. French: Carson Gitt Taylor of Providence, Rhode Island. Spanish: Stephen Gratiaa Hughes of Santa Fe. New lNIexico. Latin: John Francis O'Dea of Newbury Gennan: David Sherman Carleton of Beverly Farms. History: Leonard YYillia1ns Kaplan of Revere. Science: Peter Chew Thonlas of Durham. North Carolina. lx'IZitl16IHZ1tlCSI Robert Pevear Ingalls of Swainpseott. Ambrose Prize Sjuralfizzg A:t'a1'1lx First prize: Stephen Gratiaa Hughes of Santa Fe, New lNIexico Second prize: Carson Gitt Taylor Providence. Rhode Island. Third prize: Robert Carlyle Taylor of Xyfxlllllllll. Thorndike Hilton Cup The winner of this award has been an honor student throughout his career, he has been elected to Cum Laude, and he has also been a varsity football player. a wrestler. a baseball player. and a nrernber of the 4'Governor staff. A iuost worthy recipient of the Thorndike Hilton Cup is: Jonathan Scott Shafinaster of Haverhill. SPRING DANCE Q73 DANCE COMMITTEE Dave Butlcr, Clzairnzan Spike .Xhny Harwood Bailcy Jeff Evclctii Bob Fullerton Dick Hawkins Mark Petri Rick Stockton Andy Thomas Gary XVhitford 1, 0 ,- M 11' pb' jlglg .l.N'. 1 ' -'A ' 1 M .. I if t '-s...f . :rf T: -'M'f -- .. I I' ..:::1 3gr-.,.g' .,,,,,,, x-- . , -,,......- '. SENIOR CCLLEGE CHOICES E. Alrny CTulanel F. Austin fTeXas Teclil H. Bailey fyBucknelll H. Barr fRoanokel H. Brace iHaniilton D. Butler v'lYesleyanr D. Caldwell Maine' R. Cate VNortli Carolina' P. Coburn Denison D. Connelly Bucknell T. Cook 4'Clarkson T. Delano 'Bradford Durfee College of Teelmoloey D. Dent fNortli Carolina De'X'ebe1' tTuftsg J. Ellis VKenyon J. Eveletli '.XUlllCI'SI xl. Farrnt-r f'L'niye1'sity of New Hampshire D. Faxon l'Harnilton R. Fitzpatrick lL'nix ersity of Arizona R. Fullerton 'Denison F. Gurniney i'L'niyersity of tl Soutlil T. Hague ffloluinlnia R. Hawkins Vfllarlxsoni D. Hilgendorff fl' Princeton S. Hughes r'lN'esleyani R. Ingalls fXN'illiarns' .X Johnson 'Harvard IC L. Kaplan flCi0ll1lI1lJlf1' R, Lanqenbaeli Kllaryartl LI. Klaeintyre fL'niyt-rsity of Micliiqan C. RIZ1CliCIl7lC 'Bowdoin R. Rfann fTrinity' R. KICGilyray 1' Trinity B. lXICNeil fxortlieastern H. Bleans Cfniyersity of Rliode Island T. fXIoriarity l Tulane l P. Morrin fHaryardl R. Nayins flA lxvllllillllif M. Petri fLake Forest D. Riiner llfniyersity of Pennsylyania f R. Segel tColu1nbiai J. Sliafinaster flYilllZi111S W. Sloane lxHaryardl C. Sinitli Clfniyersity of Yemiont S. Stefliey f'I-Iobartl R. StoektonQTulanei D. Stone ffloluinbiai Surrey C.-Xnieriean L'niyersityl C.. 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Illllfllnilll Donald .X Conn:-llv. 713 Edgewood Drive. Iirewer. Maint- Edw.u'd D. Cook H-1 N.1Ilt'IJf1ill1'1ll4'l Street. Mar- lwleliead George Delano. III. Carriage House. .Xdarusvilltz Rhode Island David R. Dent. .6101 l'urr11ase Street. Rve. New York -lellrev I.. llekit-1vt'1'.Q Llnlancl Road. N:-vvlmivrlort .lt-llirev Ii. Ellis. 2648 Palos Yerdes Estates. Qlaliforma .It-llrev S. Eveletli. 4113 Lonemeadovv Street. Lone- rucadow 6 Forbes Farmer. 20 Iilakt- Street. lN't-stboro Dax id F. Faxon 98 Klain Street. Concord Robert H. Fitzpatrick. T33 Lincoln Circle. Svvarullscott Rolmuirt fl. Fullerton. C13 Fark Street. Danvers Frank lI,Glllll1llL'X'. III. llflll Youngsliord Ro.1tl.fi1atl- wvne. Pennsylvania 'Iiliomas E. Hague. 11011 Ilvlavvare .Xvmz Iiullialo 0. New York Ricligird IJ. Hawkins. 1.3 Cottage Street. Hingham David N. Hilgendorlli. 170 Harrison Street. East Urange. New York Stephen G. Hughes. I'1.1f.1 llale-ntintg Santa Fe. New Xlexico Robert I'. Ingalls. 11 Iirovvn Street. Svvauipscott .Xndrew M. llolmson. 11 Rlarmion Road. Melrose Leonard XY. Kaplan. 25 Chamberlain .Xvc-.. Revere R. Randolph l.aneenlxu'1i. 279 X11-adowlvrook Road. Miestoll 93 .lolm D. KIat'intyrt-.111 Fairview .Xve.. IH-aliodv C. Calv in Mackenzie. .Xcademv Fark. RFD.. Rowley Robert F. Mann. Ill Old Farm Road. Dedham Robert D. Klcfiilvrav. 7 Stratluuore Road. lliakc-lic-ld G. Bruce McNeil. 16 Pine Ridge Road. INR-st Med- lord Howard KI:-ans. II. 105 Prospect Street. I'rov- idence 6. Rhode Island iliimothv Kloriartv. fird.. 126 Elm Street. South Dartmouth Peter ll. Xlorrm. II. 55231 'Westminster Place. St. Louis li. Nlissouri Rieliard R. Navins. Gov. Dummer .Xcadn-mv. South lllvfield Nlark S. Iletri. 64 XXI-lleslev Street. Uieston .Xllen S. Prescott. Klaple Drive. Favetteville. New York Donald I.. Rimer. 14 Monroe Road. Marblehead Robert C. St-gel. 63 Countrv Club Lane. Belmont Alonatlran S. Slialimastn-r. 249 .Xmesburv Road. Haver- liill William .X Sloane. Pleasant Yallev Road. Amesburv Clradlmouins' H. Smith. 'lil .Xtlantic .Xvt-nue. Bar Harbor. Maine Stewart ll Stellt-v. 1117 South Neglev .Xvenue. Vittsliureh 17. Pt-nnsvlvania Richard .X. Stockton. 8 .Xrlinqton Flare. Buffalo 1. Ne-xv York Donald N. Stone. 139 Madison .Xvenuc-. Holyoke Stott S. Surrev. 46512 Reservoir Road. NIV.. Miash- 'U T. .1 in ton ID C Carson G, iliaylor. 112 Prospect Street. Providence 6. Rhode- Island Ilvllirt-v S. Iavlor. 'ri Pine 'lierrace East. Short Hills. New Alersev Robert C. Iavlor. I1 iliopsfield Road. YN'enham Paul .X Ihomas. 725 East Seminarv Street, Gu-1-mastle. Indiana Norman I.. XN'aQg'oner. III. 17 East Main Street. Sodus. New York flarv .X. XN'11itford. 16 Orchard Street. Byfield Steplien C. XYitt. 10 Livingston I'arkwav. Snyder 26. New York JUNIORS Charles .Xlt-sander. 525 Portlock Road. Honolulu 16. Hawaii Donald S. Balser. 36 Spring Str:-vt. Danvers .Xllen F. Iiradlev. II. Cur7on Klill Road. Newburyport Russell IS. Brown. 88 Fox Run Road. Hamilton Robert Ii. Canterbury. 174 East Street. Hingham David S. Carleton. 41 Oak Street. Beverly Farms Rov E. Clark. II. 1294 Burr Street. Fairfield. Con- nt-cticut Hanley XY. Cililliord. 11 .Xlhion Road. Wlelleslev Hills .Iav Cooke. III. Box 517. Route I, St. Charles. Illinois F. Thomas Critchley. Jr.. 48 Salem Street. Andover Robert T. Dexter. T39 Qrchard Street, Nlarblehead Peter Dolce. 102 johnson Avenue. Englewood Cliffs. New Jersey Daniel W. Eaton. 20 Parker Street. Newbury .X .Xndres Echavarria. E1 Poblado. Medellin. Colom- bia. South .Xmerica Arthur L. Ellis. Jr., 416 Charnwood Road, New Providence. New Jersey John C. Everett. 42 Chester Street, Nashua. New Hampshire Robert S. Farnum. 257 Foreside Road. Falmouth, Maine Dodqe 'lf Fielding. Yilla Fielding. Formentor. Mal- lorca. Spain Howard XV. Foss. 70 Park Avenue. lledford Bruce Fraser. 44 Atlantic Street. Lvnn Paul S. Freedberg. 360 Essex Street. Salem David M. Gearhart. P.O. Box 183. Rye Beach. New Hampshire , Terence C. Golden. 10 Robinson Park. lYinchester Thomson R. Gregg. 157 Oval Road. Essex Fells, New vlersev James B. Grinnell. 249 South Main Street. Cohasset J - - - v u ISIXQIXJ D. Haiuric. .5370 Nakoma Drive. Dallas 9. Texas William R. Harvey. 47 Catherine Street. Newport. Rhode Island V John NI. Hayes. 128 Dewitt Street. Syracuse. New York John T. Heald. 1145 Old Ocean Street. Alarshfield H. Laurence Henchey. S0 Elmcrest Circle. lNIel- rose fb Louis H. Higgins. R.F.D. 2. XN'oonsocket. Rhode Island Kenneth I.. Hoadley. North River Road. IXIilford. New Hampshire Philip H. Johnson. PO. Box 158. Holden Ralph F. Johnson. 7 Farrell Street. Newburyport Bruce S. Johnston. Box 128. York Harbor. Blaine Jeflirey S. Karelis. 93 Brockton Avenue. Haverhill lNIichael B. Kotarski. 242 Lynnfield Street. Peabody IVilliam XY. Lawrence. Longmeadow Road. Cumber- land Fort-side. Maine Christopher Leary. 184 High Street. Newburyport John C Lewis. Loy eland Road. Norwich. Yermont Thomas Nlaier. 440 South Creek Road. Racine. XN'isconsin J. Eric AIen7. 1980 Reliev Yalley Road. Lafayette. California John S. AIercer. Governor Dummer Academy. South Hyficlcl Eugene AIorrissey. ll. .319 Henry Street. Alton. Illinois Davidson Moss. 29 AIi1l Road. Durham. Neix Hamshire Richard 8. Noyes. 847 Hale Street. Beverly Farms Kiark E. O'8rien. 102 State Street. Newburyport John F. O'Dea. 21 Hanover Street. Newbury Christopher C G. Olney. Old Neck Road. Alan- chester Robert Y. Pallotta. Essex Road. Ipswich Charles F. Parker. 81 Hobart Avenue. Summit. New Jersey David Pearsall Jr.. Harbor View Cottage. 1N'elling- ton Avenue. Newport. R.I. Uiilliain S. Poole. PU. liox 386. Tuskegee Institute. Alabama Lee Potter. T172 High Street. Newburyport A. Rocke Robertson. South Street. Litchfield. Connecticut Joseph A. Robertson. 6 Ridge Road. Lawrence R. I.ee Robinson. 115 Old Upton Road. Grafton Andrew E. Rose. 210 Creek Drive. Edgeworth. Sexy ic kley. Pennsylvania Robert RI. Segal. 120 Fernclifli Drive. West Hart- ford. Connecticut Robert S. Sherman. 43 Adelphi Avenue. Providence 6. Rhode Island John A, Steele. 13 Clarmar Road. Fayetteville. New York Joseph P. Stevens. 14 Leominster Road. Lunenburg fteruporarym Peter C. Thomas. 2215 Cranford Road. Durham. North Carolina Richard A. Tuxbury. 10 Riverview Drive. Newbury Philip 'l'. Yan Vile. III. 9-1 Cloyerly Road. Grosse Pointe Farms 36. Afichigan Robert AY. AX'ilkins. 299 High Street. Newbury- port XN'esley C. XN'illiams. 27 Eliot Road. Lexington Robert L. W'ise. 3 Lakeside Street. Haverhill SOPHOMGRES Jay XY. Allen. 199 High Road. Newbury f O J J.iBorden Anderson. 1.1-6 Venetian' Ioint. Clear- water. Florida Nicholas T. C. Apollonio. AI:-chanic Street. Rockport Alaine R. Diedrich August. Peacemeal. 'AVashington Yalley Road. INIorristoyyn. Page liohaker. fill Park Drive. Aloorestoyyn. New Jersey A. Alexander lirody. Jr.. 416 South Bristol Avenue. Brentwood, Los Angeles 49. Cal. Timothy XY. Iirovy ne. 20 Longfellow Avenue. liruns- wick. AIaine Edgar NI. Caldwell. R.D. 1. Box 404. Anchorage. Kentucky lirock W. Callen. 22 Katherine Street, Fairhaven. Nexy Jersey Arthur A. Cameron. 949 Las Lomas Avenue, Pacific Palisades. California Alan I.. Chase 81 LQ Purchase Street. Newburyport Lincoln Clark. III. 54 XX'estford Street. Chelmsford Donald AI. Crocker. S3 Haskell Street. Fitchburg liradshaw N. Dorsey. Prince Street. lieverly 7 D, Brewer Eddy. liox 135. Duxbury Frederick T. Evans. 1 Strathmore Road. XYakefield David C. Fuess. 'l'emporarily use: Governor Dummer Academy. fhloving to XX'ashington. D.C.i John D. Gardiner. 380 Ocean Drive Nest. Stamford, Connecticut Dudley S. Clover. 10 Kenofa Street. Haverhill A. John Gregg. 1051 Lorraine Avenue. Lipper AIont- clair. Neyx Jersey XVilliam F. Gromko. 184 Lynn Street. Peabody John F. Hampshire. 49 Beechmont Street. YVorchester R. Douglas Hanon. Box 9. Rumson. New Jersey R. Hal Hannon. Box 9. Rumson. New Jersey John P. K. Haydon. 29 Atlantic Avenue. Beverly Henry E. 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N1111' H31-IIDSIIIIIC CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 200th GRADUATING CLASS GREENLEAF BOWLING LANES, INC. FOR THE FINEST IN TEN-PIN BOWLING AND BILLIARDS JUNCTION INTERSTATE 95 AND ROUTE IIO AMESBURY, MASS. QUINT'S DRUG STORE Telephone EL ,6-4540 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS Norman L. Quint Market Square Reg. Pharmacist Ipswich, Mass LABADINI'S RESTAURANT 165 State Street Newburyport, Mass. ONE OF THE FINER RESTAURANTS ON THE NORTH SHORE Compliments of LOUIS SHOE CO. Water Street Amesbury, Moss. QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. SAVINGS TO POLICY HOLDERS FOR OVER IOO YEARS REPRESENTED BY LOCAL AGENTS TRAVEL Air ee- Steamship - Rail or Bus Student Tours Bermuda Europe - - Cruises Hotel Reservations BASSETVS TOURS' 24 Main Street Haverhill, Mass. DRake 4-6301 BEST WISHES TO MY ALMA MATER JOHN L. CZELUSNIAK .QA I BAY STATE AB RASIVE PRODUCTS COM PANY WESTBOR0, MASS. Qwm-gdwFu.duNeeds o5NoaHvQLmm1amlms 6ofu125Yeams L 4 L 'I ',, Q 1 ' ' '- Q. ',,42.,,l gg SLN C ai . Safe- Comfortable if 4. T x ' 7 5:9 L . OIL HEAT EM 'LET THE SILVER FLEET DELIVER YOUR HEAT' THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF NEWBURYPORT 61 State Street Newburyport, Massachusetts Salisbury Square Salisbury, Massachusetts MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MARBLE MOTOR COMPANY Lafayette Square, Haverhill CADILLAC DRAKE 3-3863 OLDSMOBILE BREWSTER BROS INSURANCE 76 State Street Newburyport, Moss. ESTABLISHED 1852 SALEM SAVINGS BANK 125 Washington Street Salem, Mass. 144 Years of Friendly Service - MAY WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOU? FIRST SAVINGS BANK IN SALEM SECOND SAVINGS BANK IN MASSACHUSETTS oliotly knows how many liuntlretls of thousanrls of Iseolmle will dinv tonight with 'INUWLE Stvrling - lrut the actual nuinlver xsoulel ln- startling. For in the two-uml-u-lialf ve-iiturie-5 that livillllllllll silwr has ltr-en nlmlf- in M-wlmiwlmrt. the tli:'lIlLlll4l for itf patterns has :novell steailily upward. Craft traulitions rvavliirig lvuvk almost to lin- Pilgrims are part of thc- rwason for 'llrmlml I+x'ogl'esf. lmt lirolmlnlj' the 1'lllQ?liI'f iiSUIl if a vc-rtuiii sounmlmlss of ilmign -IPi1llK'l'IlH that wvar welll -that wear so well. in favt. that tlif-5 become at once a proud possession and a beloved part of familv life. - LE S T E R L I N G Newburyport, Masszichllsetts ARTHUR S. PAGE INSURANCE AGENCY 5 7 State Street Newburyport, Mass. ea! 45,1 pei tautan t, gnc. ITALIAN-AMERICAN FooDs Route I -- Newburyport Turnpike IPSWICH, MASS. Tel. Topsfield TUcker 7-9395 AL CASALI, Mgr. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 HANSON HANDICRAFT CORPORATION Worcester, Massachusetts Importers and Manufacturers Serving the Country's Finest Stores with Scandinavian Gifts SPONSOR'S LISTINGS Zeff Supply Company, 36 Bromfield Street, Boston 8, Mass. Compliments Of A Friend Village Green Restaurant and Motel, Route 1, Danvers Kunkel's, 35 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. Mildred E. Chase - Typewriters, 55 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass. Harry's Flying A, 98 State Street, Newburyportf Mass. HO 5-9114 Yeaton Cadillac-Oldsmobile, 91 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. Storey Ave. Esso, 15 Storey Ave., Newburyport, Mass. Phone 465-3961 Dede's Restaurant for Good Food, 4 and 6 State Street, Newburyport Leighton's Bakery, 1 10 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass. The Klam King, Traffic Circle, Newburyport, Mass. Epicure Market, Assoc. Dealer S. S. Pierce, Newburyport, Mass. McKay-Woodworth, 124 High Street, Newburyport, Mass. Eastman's Studio, 5 Charter Street, Newburyport, Mass. HO 2-6772 Mall Spa Coffee Shop, 140 High Street, Newburyport, Mass. Established 1924 Pete's Shoe Store, 1 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. SPONSOR'S LISTINGS Port Stationers, Bridge Road, Newburyport, Mass. PhiI's Surplus Store, 'I I8 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, HO 2-2782 Fitzgerald Motor Sales - Pontiac and Tempest, Newburyport, Mass. Traister Shoe Store, I6 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass. Dot and Herb Bean, Music Store, 34 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. HO 5-0301 Diamond National Corporation, I8 Merrimac Street, Newburyport Garson's, 27 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. HO 2-6442 Wirthmore Store, Hayward Street, Ipswich, Mass. Lunt and Kelly, 24-25 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass. Lathrop Brothers and Harris Oil Co., Hammatt Street, Ipswich, Mass. Knight's T.V., 33 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass. David G. Stockwell, 77 Longhill Street, Springfield, Mass. Woodbury-McLeod, Inc., 46 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. The Victorian Motor Court, Route I I4, Peabody, Mass. The Clothes Line, I49 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. HO 2-4478 Quality Shoe Store, Corner of Essex and State Street, Newburyport, Mass. FIRST mn UUEAN NATIUNAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Complete Banking Servicej' 51StatSt t N byprtM COMPLIMENTS OF Boutin Bus Lines 21 HANCOCK STREET NEWBURYPORT MASS Formal Wear Rentals Good Luck For all occasions to the llHll'S lllllllll SHUP 10 Charter Street NEWBURYPORT Class of 1963 LIBERTY MARKET INC. 28 State Street Newburyport, Mass. Tel. E Lmwood 6-5205 Wlzittier Motel IVHITTIER CORNER Junction Routes 1A and 121 IPSWICH, MASS. The Marguery Restaurant County Road Ipswich, Mass. Cocktail Lounge Excellent Food Function Rooms Closed Mondays -ug--- Q.. -- .1 13-11 ii- ,, Q.,-1-ff' ....- a--...., +1 '-Ter 41.1- , ,,... .J-- ,.g.- is - ..-1- - -.,,-, - 11- ,1.- ... Q.- ..l1- - - .lj - .- 1 -..., fir .i-.... .f ,....,,.- .-:-- - - :iswgiin io We at HULT STUDIOS congratulate the Senior Class and wish you the best of luck l 0 Naturally we are proud to have been chosen the official class photographer, and hope we have succeeded in assisting you to record the most important year in your life . l As we served you, may we have the pleasure of serving you in the luture. HULT STUDIOS are equipped to produce Finest in portraiture, wedding and children photography I f- 'fi414'9:f'T' T24 0 i g is ' --- f-- i--'- , -.lr - - ' ...-- . , .. .-Y - - .. . - ' ' .,,lf- ..- --.it-1 - ?.1... . .ll ,..'- -,-'- -- , .,i-'- - -gy .1 --- , Y -- , Q 1- -.1 P . L - .. ,., 1 rf.. -- ,, -- - ,. .,....,- 1132--. 1-1-j, siiosss .JSQHS -1,--ri - , - .-- +vi- ,iii i- - -h - ,i.- 1 .. - 7 , 2 4., . 4 -, -, g at ' .....--...- A ' - ..a ' -' 4- - - H-,---- , ..-l l. . -,.., In Compliments ot Rep. and Mrs. Theodore J. Vaitses C l'm0nfs of Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS H. W. PR AY COMP NY Women's and Childrerfs RE 71 - 75 State Street ADY-TO-WEAR DRY GOODS H0 5-9511 NEWBURYPORT BADGER FARMS CREAMERY NEWBURYPORT MASSACHUSETTS Telephone HO 5-7811 D. CASHMAN Hardware Company DuPONT PAINTS HARDWARE OILS, BRUSHES 30 State St., Newburyport BLUE POINT BCATS, CO Sail and Power Rentals I4 Prospect Place East Orange, N. J. E. A. CONRAD COMPANY 299 Cabot Street Beverly, Massachusetts NEW PORT LAUNDERETTE Daniel L. Lynch Your Pre.Scrz'ptz'mz Druggfst Plus DRY CLEANING LAUNDERING SERVICE 171 - 173 High Street NEWBURYPORT Coffee Bar Free Parking Facilities 26 Water Street Tel. HO 5-9048 At the LvI'1d9I'DL1S5 FENN MOTORS, INC. 1 Hqrrig 51, Tel. HO 2-6648. Nswsunvpoar TOM FENN CLASS OF 1942 Compliments of KLEV-BRO SHOE MFG. CO., INC MANCHESTER ROAD DERRY NEW HAMPSHIRE America's Foremost Manufacturer of Women's Novelty Shoes MORGAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ENGINEERS AND MANUFACTURERS Rolling Mills - Wire Machinery - Combustion Controls WORCESTER 5, MASSACHUSETTS, U.S. A. C pl ments of NEWRURYPURT Five Cents Savings Bank 63 Stat St t HAYDN'S FAMILY PHARMACY HAYDN M. EATON, Reg. Pharm. OpptPt 6Pl tSt t HO24941 IN L I 'LM Newburyport, Mass STYLE LEATHER CO 40 Walnut Street Off Haverhill, M WONALANCET COMPANY COTTON Nashua, New Hampshire Atl T Georgia LiverpooI,EgI d RUTTER'S LINEN SERVICE INC 45 Brook Street Lawrence Massachusetts 'l Xk-1. J fi- xXx mx felt, QU' Newburyport Cooperative SW909 7 MACHINIST'S Ra nk Hanover St. . M h t N H 4244 Stat St t N b yp t S gNrth N Egld INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS TOWN AND COUNTRY VENDING, INC. COMPLETE VENDING SERVICE In Newburyport and Its Vicinity CIGAREUES 0 I CANDY Uninterrupted MILK Dividend for I43 Years ARTHUR A. DUGRENIER P.O. BOX 201 PRESIDENT PLAISTOW, N.H DRoke 2-2301 3 x ,' x Xi 5 n i 1 'Q ,ff ,f ,Q i. i . i I I 1 i i I V iii ' sf' - f .Q -v PIRANDELLO ESPRESSO POETRY NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT BROOKSIDE FLORAL COMPANY, INC. Greenhouses - Central Street Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Telephone Flowers Designed for Every WH 8-3922 Occasion Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Rowley, Massachusetts VERY BEST wus:-:Es CHASE AND LUNT, INC. FRIENDLY INSURANCE SINCE 1879 20 Pleasant Street Newburyport, Moss. -1 G 4tErt CONGRATULATIONS Q R TO THE I N N mr ZZ, GRADUATING CLASS ELECTRIC SERVICE THE BIG VALUE Ever count the number of ways electricity is put to work in the average home? You'd really be surprised! What's more, your electric service is a better bargain today than it used to be - even if your electric bills are bigger. They're bigger be- cause folks are using so many electric servants. You're getting more electricity per dollar than folks did a generation ago - and living better electrically, too! And that's how it is all through the U.S.A. - for everyone of the 140 million customers served by investor-owned electric companies like this one. MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC 'sw mcufvo if s qffvmc 5151 FROZEN FOODS Institutional Only MILLER PRODUCE CO 85 Newmarket Sq. Boston I8, Mass. SPONSORS' LISTINGS Mr. and Mrs. Melville Chapin Bolton-Smart Co., I25 Clinton St., Boston, Mass. Kray's Store for Men, 47-49 State Street, Newburyport I AFriend Roger B. Coulter L Les Deux 2 5 STONES Z! 3 3 2 f 2 2 Q Z' 2 Z , 2 fa? 2 f .r jf fig: n-'- xxx Q x 'N-x 0 l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BICENTENNIAL GRADUATING CLASS OF NEW ENGLAND'S FINEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOL Q7 I . 5- ' iv- bye.. . 4 . 5 JA A C ' -r 1 'W ,R ,Q wh 1 Q . x u if Q Q ., , X sy Q y-Tlx , Q ' X 1 V. i 9 ' . ' ' A P Q , X - ' X ' I i , ' YKDLA ' Mt' i vs ' 14' 'IQ - f 4 s iv? 47 9 i 7 o-x,,- ' bl lung! ' , ,l I, f, .,-f .K . . . .r -, Q 5 1-Q ' 1 o A 3 Q'-infg.. '4.:'AF.1.i ' 1 If: . .av x 4' ,H Q. 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