Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)
- Class of 1964
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For we-1113-1-iqlit yi-Ari lu liax Iwvu fi fuitliful iuc-mor liotli in tlic' Clzisirooui and on tlic playing flvld. Hn' has lu-lpn-cl p1'n'pL11'v boys fm' future acadciuic l'Ildk'C1X'0I'i and lic lins clcwlopvcl iunuy grvat atlilm-tvs. His sincere iutcn-st in all pliasvs of school lilo lius iuadc' liiiu an integral part of tlin sucrcss of tlu' givziclviiiy. But. aluoxc all. lic has tri-ated cacli of us not just as stuclvnts OI' atlilctvs. but as boys, 'IQl1Cl'CfOl'C. we. tlin Scnioi' Cllusi. 1'uln'ctl4i1lly cle-clicuitv tliis. Thi 1964 -lI1'Iuf0m. to H0zc'am'f11liur Xazizzi, tc-ac'l1m'. Coafli. and friend. 2 . . . he has helped prepare boys for future aeadelnie endeavors . . . 'N x'Kvv . . . above all, he has treated each of us . . . as boys. . . . he has been a faithful men tor on the playing field . . . XJ xv!! -X . fl lffliirlr'-hz-C11iff Rrrbm-rt S. S111-rxxlnrl C11-.'1It1I1KlQ'f7l4Lf Ifzlftnrs H1 Tlnomas Maier C U-1311011 xx ,KIIIIZKIW rx ,s Ilcmgllcl S. Iigxlwx' Knlwrl I,. MVN' K ffl-7tll!IZfI'f?7I .Umfagf wld IJOLIISLIII, 'II' Iusvph P. Su-wus lfmffyglfljflzfz' lfrfffor llolm S. Mc-1QCc-1' Fdflllfj' .idzimr IDOIIQIHS I.. Kfillm' ward NY, Foss. .Ir TH I964 MILESTO E Into the third century with the growth of the school 5 BOARD OF TRU TEE fr ' 215, -:.-t 'N .. 1, S'1lCUND ROIV: Ygills-.ui Hlilliiv, llrfzfllmliffrq Ifrvcl- lliiitori Xfzicliiiim, .iiiimrxs lffjin f!1'f1f'e' lfll N7 ck Most-lcy, 1111 Norris P. Frost: 4,1-rry Dirty: .Xiiuiimzs If I.orli,:. Pliiligi XI fNIiz:.a:,, X14 Iotlirop Wlitliiligtoiii Rl'Ql'lx IS, Lit-ulu-rg lilliott KI. f,i11I'd1'1lI lfilll Claiitlnf NI fliifgss diqwgw-ti . LQ5Q.'::..1it. B I Marslinll li. Dalton. P11 iiflrnt ...., ., Iirooklixic Philip M. Morgan. Vin Pzwiflt nf . , Vioxx wtvi' Lispcnnrcl B. Pliistt-r. .S'trni!ar'y .... ....,, X ox-tlitiij' .-Xugustus P. Loring. 11'i11izn'1'1' . . Pritlw Llrovixi: Frank L. Boyclcii . .. llwitirflci Roger B. Coulter '13 . . , ........... Clolmsset Gerry Uiclx '35 . , ..,... Syiuriiw. Nou' York Blorris P. Frost '35 ,. .... Rixoicra Bt-.itli. Florida. Elliott M. Gordon .... .. Haiiiptoiii Now H.i::gpsliirc Frcdcrick S. Mosvlcy IQ . . .,., New York. Nur York Ricliarcl D. Pliippci 8 .. ,.....,... ll-Cllllfilll Everett XV. Smith Yallcuu Hillaic. Lotlirop xYiIl1lI'lgIOI1 , . . . . Xhlllcslcy . Soiilli Hylii-ld , . . Plyziioiizli 6 ACKNOWLEDGEME T A yearbook does not just appear each year: it is the result of long hours of hard work by many people. The board is not solely responsible for the production of The 1964 illilrxforzr. There are others whom we wish to thank for their help: Mrs. Marjorie Rouisse for her accounting and bookkeeping. lNtIiss Louise Lovell and the entire oflice staff for their special in- fonnation. hir. Richard Wfeir, the representative from the American Yearbook Company, who aided us in the actual production of the book. Mr. Roy Hult of Hult Studios in Rielrose whose excellent photo- graphy has improved the quality of the book. The rllilcstone staff for their assistance in the tedious areas of the production of the book. Our advertisers without whom the book would have been an im- possibility. Mr. Douglas L. Miller who has faithfully stood by us to help whenever he could. Mr. Miller Mr. Weir 7 11 TABLE OF Ill IIE !ae NIH . . .G M , o CONTENTS FACULTY 10 SENIORS 22 UNDERCLASSMEN 46 ACTIVITIES 54 ATHLETICS 74 COMMENCEMENT 136 ADVERTISEMENTS 145 -fp-p-'up-w N' rv jf . s 0 Q I. 4' px f ' if I 4 ' ' rl .un , ,. . , ,, va: J . .. , 'ri ,Q A 31,3 , 'y ,w u 1' .fi 'ii x . ,fx x , .r 4 :lf X . . '.' 10 5 'Q ' - -nz .Q--- - ,n,' . ,1 XJ-fb M nf' - r rw hgh' .. 4 J W' -4 . Y'- f . Q 'J' . 1? 4. '.- 1' 1. . .- . S 1' 1 , 'e 1. 'll 1 .v K 4 -x. 4 '. .1 + gui-.,.' '. I r 4 ' -..:'., fi, ' ,I-qt' Jgkvsx . ' 5. gg- , 5 - uv. 1 ,H 1 r V.g,',., ,. , v,' , .' --.3 ., WPA A -1 -v. . f- - C 'JL' -. s lui ukigl -I ,1f' xxf Q 1. ' Q 'RL 'J' ' V' w ' I Y L ,Q 1 1 r 'f - ' Q 4 ., f 'W ' . , fx. 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' No, you c11n't bring your grandmotlzer on the ski tripfu 4 Professor Robertson and his colleaguex gzze ll Przdaj nzglzt lecture. 5 F f How did he ez'er get by the adrrzmzom board? Zllzulz on HEADMASTER 53' Sgr if-Lv it f Xzillm-.m Hllkzv. Ir. Xgxlw 19131. .X H . II.n ,.11'r1 19.94. KI .X. Hvxicllxzgxxlvr' ,Xclxis-+I' In thm- Sw1Jl1f'1xw1'z' Class I I 1- 'W4 'IS' A l ADMI I TRATIO E. Webster Dann Lehigh 1952, B.S. Mathematics Executive assistant to the Bicentennial Program James F. Harris Duke 1958, A.B. Yale Divinity School 1961, B.D, Chaplain Advisor to Religious Discussion Groups Volleyball Czar Arthur NV. Sager Bates 1926, A.B. Public Speaking Director tof the Glee Club 'V-Q -1 ll Edgar D. Dunning Union 192-1. B.S. Princeton 1925, lNI.A. Business Manager, Bank Mathematics Q . :lp-ggi . If 4, , f , VY If ' , ' ' ,iii s. 5 Esther B. Thurlow Bryn Mawr 1928. A.B. Librarian John J. Witherspoon Harvard 1937, A.B. Harvard 19-10, L.L.B. Civics Director of Admissions Editor of School Catalogue 15 Day Boy Advisor E GLIH Thomas MCC. Mercer Centre 1924, A.B. Harvard 1930, M.A. Head of English Department Commencement Prizes and Diplomas Thomas K. Edwards Yale 1961, AB. Lvnivvrsity of 1X1llI11C'l1 1962 Harvard 1963, lNI.A. Aclvisr-r tn Cheerleaders ,Q '4, 4-5 Christffphcr B, Martin Harvard 1962. A.B. 'S A. Macdonald Murphy Harvard 1929. AB. Director of Athletics f 7 gg,- I 10' vii 8 G 'P 1 r X Rnhcrt I.. Griffin John B. Osdvn. Jr. L'nix'm'sity of Cmiiiertiriit H:1i'x'ai'd 1933. AB. Salem State 19611. BS. Bnstnn Lvnivcrsity' 1963. KIA. Dirertwr of thc Dramatifs Club E. Ashley Eames Amherst 1953, A.B. Harvard 1958, Ed,M. Boston University 1962, M.A. Advisor to the Freshman Class bf' WEP l'Vaz't until those juniors hit course. if- T-5, 771 HI TGRY 1Villiam H. Sperry Gettysburg 1950, AB. Duke 1953, M.A. Head of History Department David M. Williams Franklin ik Nlarshall 1950, A.B. University of Pennsylvania 1951, Advisor to the junior Class Arolzon Editor MA LA GUAGE ,ff 'qi fi is dw' Rny A. Ohrn Clark 19115, AB. University of Dijon 1937 Middlebury 1937, M.A. French Head of lN1udern Language Department Athletic Receptions Study Halls Arthur H. Adams lima 19.31, BMX. University uf Vienna 1952 Ntirthwestern 195-1 German Athletic Receptions 'UN' Rrihert H. Linberg Williams, 1961, AB. French .-Xclviswr to The Gorerrzor Keith A. MrDuFFie fifinzaea 1931. A B. L'r1iversity of Madrid 1960 Niiddlellury 1960. MA. Spanish .Xdmissifiiis Officer Debating Club Htm'Z1I'Cl NaX'i1'1S Williams 19.55. AB. Ctiluinhia 1957. MA. Latin Dean of Students Advisor to the Seniur Executive Committee --3 Mrs. Berta R. Sager Rfount Holyoke 1930. AB. French MATHEMATIC .3 '22 1 S Benjamin J. Stone But1Ur. Gregg, Hildra doe5n't like Hamilton 1932 A.B. rabbitsf' Joseph L. Coolidge lVilliams l95el, A.B. Head of Dining Hall Bicycle Czar :ef ,P 0552.1 -. Q9 3 1 si : 355 6: 'Natl gl ' Il' F' 4 .- A gl -ifi. :A A ix G. Heberton Evans Princeton 1949, A.B. Head of Mathematics Department Director of Studies Advisor to the Senior Class Director of Chapel Choir ilsl William T. King American Institute of Banking Brown Rifle Club Ski Club 535. L. Manlius Sargent Amherst 1945. A.B. In charge of Saturday Movies CIE CE Dwuglas L. Millr-r Amhvrst 195U, .NH Physifs Hvad uf thc' Sfivnfc Department Advisor tw The Alilmlffne Canxcra Club Jfthll .X I'fY:Il Rutgers 1938. BS Bftstf-V1 L'nix'f-rkitjr 1933. E631 4 L'r1i'.v-rsity ttf Nu .-. Harrtpshirf' 1963. XI S T Cheniitrj-' Advisvtr tv- the Radivt Club f N Ruhcrt F. .'Xr1dP1's4m Kenyon 1957, A.B. B11 alt ,gy 'KXOQL' for my mia'-morning rv:z:vt:'n: Ji.. v ' . 5 J . i L 1 C David M. Grant ........ Mrs. Edith T. Marshall .. Mrs. Florence C. Pearson . . . Felix A. Viscuglia ....... Mrs. Marguerite M. Ames Kathryn Brown ......... Mrs. Eleanor Caldwell . . . Grace L. Colby ....... John F. Duff, M.D. Mrs. Edna H. Finnegan . Mrs. Gladys Fish .... Paul E. Griffin ...... Estelle Kezer, R.N. . . Louise Lovell ........ . . Sylvia B. Lunt .......... Mrs. Charlotte T. Metcalf Mrs. Bessie E. Noyes, R.N. Warwick Potter, M.D. . . . Mrs. Majorie Rouisse . . Mrs. Ethel S. Whitney . .. ia Wil Machine Shop Piano Violin . . Instrumental Music . . . .......... Secretary . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Secretary . . . . Assistant to the Librarian . . . . . . . . Assistant Secretary Consultant ................ Assistant Bookkeeper Secretary to the Director of Development Chief Engineer ResidentNurse . . . . . . . Secretary to the Headmaster . . . . . Secretary to the Business Nlanager . . . . Secretary to the Director of Studies Resident Nurse . . . . ............ School Physician Bookkeeper . . . . Secretary to the Director of Admissions 21 L lih' A SENIQRS C 1 U . ' 'I fill' P' . :X . ', , ,' , 'Q 'v -- 1 . ' I 4 I ' Q J' Q ?Q'.4 4 v -4 ,Qi , o D, lk Q ' , 1' A ., 4. Q . 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P. -llll XVCZII' at G. D. .X. Hwnfu' Roll 2: Hcadualtcl 4. Lllflllllliill 4, Dunm- ' wry Pzwwtux' rl: Fuwtlnall Squad 2. Tc-am 13.41 Wrestling Manager 4: I,acrussc Squad 3. Team -l: Dclwatingf l Clulm 1.2. President 3.-li Dramatics ll3.f.gQ3.. Cumnzrzrzdfr Broznz lmdv ills' charge. 24 'Test' Robert B. Canterbury HBUDW 4th Year at C. D. A. Reception Com- mittee 4, Chairman 4: Ileadwaiter -lg Spring Track lXIanager 1,213.42 AIT Club 33 Studio Six I: Chapel Choir Cozernor Staff -ll Clee Club 4. Cantj contemplatei a bread brary Aide 31 Orchestra 23 David S. Carleton 'gDave', 2nd Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 3,-lg Study Hall Proctor -lg Literary Club -lg Glee Club -lg Orchestra 3,41 Cover- nor Staff 3,41 Miisic Appreciation Croup 33 Moody Kent Prize in Cer- man 3. Late night, huh, Dave? Jay Cooke, III ullayu 3rd Year at G. D. A. Dormitory Proc- tor 4g Soccer Squad 3, Team 41 Wres- tling Squad Zg Spring Track Squad 2,31 Camera Club 2,33 Literary Club 4g Governor Staff 33 Press Club 4. 'Boy, fhix history stinksfi' 25 k E lf' :Ji Y-.rje-f ' mx? Fra-ff! f A 1 u. x 'BN '45 Q! 2 xx F. Thomas Lrxtchley, jr, 1955- 1 'LCrltcl'1': 4th Year at fi. IJ. A. Study Hall Proc lun. Hr fl ,.f.rcr , ,r ,.XNrr,st1l Team fi,-l: Spring Trarlz Team 'jr-l lift lu . A . . l1'n 1 Y, U I . . ,, . ,J , l. frlvff Club rl: .fall Llu 1 J. L ,.l' Src llut fluff un 11,3 flzffzzfrler? Rf-bert T. Dexter ll-llf'. liz-X - a' . - . .P , 1+ fl fig lleacluaitvr 'lz Suu:-r Squad 15. Team -lg Juniur filee Club 1: Glec Club gl .-Xrt Club 4. Host 'v the I7ZUfll,D6.1'.J Peter Dulce Dolse 4th Year at G. D. .-X. Study Hall Proc tor 4: Winter Track Team 3.4: Base ball Squad 2, Team 3.41 Gtf:'r1'rzu Stafln 3,41 Literary Club 351. fd my he 501171075 11146 .Hui 1t1rz-a. 26 lVl1o ZY she, Dan? Daniel W. Eaton LCDan!1 4th Year at G. D. A. Headwaiter 4g Lacrosse Team 3,4. Andres Echavarria Andres , Ech 3rd Year at G. D. A. Headwaiter 4, Soccer Squad 3,45 Winter Track Squad 2, Team 3,41 Spring Track Squad 2, Team 3,45 Spanish Club 2 Chairman 2, Governor Staff 2,3,4g Camera Club 3,4, Big Brother ix watching Arthur L. Ellis, Jr. CHAI-ti, 7. 4th Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Bookstore 4g Reception Commit- tee 45 Debating Club l,2,3g Art Club 4g Governor Staff 1,2.3, Literary Editor 43 Junior Glee Club lg Stamp Club 35 Post OH:1ce 35 Religious Dis- cussion 4, Literary Award, Senior Division 3. A little pre-thing nap. 27 Jrilin C. Kxcrctt. jr. 4tli Xnar at G. D. A. Ilunflr Roll 1, 2,f5: lleacl '.N. aitf-r 4: lfflwtlfall Squad 3, Tr-am 4: ll fl'1f y' Squad 3. Team 4: Clee Club Klanaqffr 34. Religious Dis- Cussiwn l. lrfss Club 4. KIUQQVVZO7 Stall' 4: Cflaienrf- I'iranf'f:s Scholar- S Ill! r The Georgia Beetle Robert S. Farnum Il 3rd Year Al C. D. A. Libran' Proc- tor 4, Hflclwy Manner-r 4. Cleo Club . f nr, .tarm it mer lt radiator. 3,4g Debating Club 53 Guzernor Staff Dodge T. Fielding Dodge 4th Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 3: Library Proetur 43 Vacation Plans 4: Tours 41 Spring Trails ftlanager 1, 3,43 Governor Staff 3, Assuciate Editor 43 Rifle Club 1.2.3.-l: Debating Club 1.3.41 Spanish Club 1.2.4-: Lit- erary Club 2.3.41 Klusic Appreciation 3g Dramatics Club 3: Press Club 4. S0met1zz'ng'5 rotten in the state of Denmark. 28 Ox Q T' bg., - . 'Q Q ' x Im., ,fl au... if Howard W. Foss, Jr. Bucky,' -'rl-th Year at G. D. A, Honor Roll l, 2,3,45 Library Proctor 45 Cross Coun- try Team 3, Captain 45 Winter Track Squad 1, Team 253,45 Spring Track Team 253,45 Milestone Staff 3, Co- Managing Editor 45 Governor Staff 35 Rifle Club 1,25 Ingham Fund Scholar- ship 25 Edmund Colhn Colman Schol- arship 35 National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. You bet, Dodgefv 975 Bruce Fraser Fras', 4th Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 45 Library Proctor 45 Soccer Team 3,45 Hockey Team 3,45 Lacrosse Team 3,45 Governor Staff 3, Sports Editor 45 Literary Club 3,45 Fishing Club 152, 3,45 Store 3. I zr'on't tell you zz thing until I consult my lawyer. 1' ZUF5 I . ., I. QQ 1-5:52 :O-32 gft: qq .:p ,fp-,354 ,. 1' -if I p - rs .v .'A A' .lin new .oi .ini . ' K. ,I J' Y.- 2 I Ex I 1. ' Paul S. Freedberg Paul 4th Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 12, 3,45 Dormitory Proctor 45 Soccer Squad 3,45 Winter Track Squad 35 Baseball Squad 35 Junior Glee Club 15 Glee Club 3, Manager 45 Governor Staff 253, Feature Editor 45 Religious Discussion 45 Moody Kent Prize 2. Well, I thought zt was arnuszngfl 29 A fir .1 Davitl NI fir-an hart lJ2,txr7' ltl1 X 11 at fr ll A.li1-wpti ri Corn- ana. 1 1.4: Art Clul l 1211111111 s C lnl ' 4' Co: 1 r Still -. .l. li liuiffus Disfussiwn l limi If l flul l f l 1 Clul Terence C. Golden Terry 4tl1 Year at G. D. A, Store Commit- tee 43 Library Proctor 4: Honor Roll l: Football Team 2,3. Manager 4: Winter Track Team 1,2. Captain 3.4: Spring Track Team 1.2, Co-Captain 3,43 Junior Cvlee Club 1: Glee Club 2. 3, President 43 Governor Staff 3: Religious Discussion 4: Store 3: Olli- cial Drum Beater 4. i J . . 2 No, D115 H. 111111 rn! it no!f1lz':'e. I got it on sale at Brooks' Brothers. Thomson R. Gregg Tom Rabs 4th Year at G. D. A. Headwaiter 4: Dormitory Proctor 4: Soccer Team 3 4: Hockey Team 3. Co-Captain 4: La Crosse Team 2.3, Tri-Captain 4: Jun ior Glee Club 1: Glee Club 3.4: Cha- pel Clioir 3.4: Fall Dance Committee. Chairman 4: Religious Discussion 4. 'fHe afked for a f7lfll'I1lI171I1I,1'f1l.f,il 30 Y f -79+ James B. Grinnell, Jr. Grinns 3rd Year at G.D.A. Honor Roll 35 He-adwaiter 45 Rifle Club 253,45 Re- ligious Discussion 45 Debating Club 3. I don't knowfl Bryan D. Hamric Bryan 3rd Year at G.D.A. Movies 45 Smok- ing Committee, Chairman 45 Rifle Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Camera Club 253, Vice-President 45 Glee Club 3,45 Machine Shop 25 Studio Six 2,3,4. I know where the game is, but I'm out of film. William R. Harvey Bill 2nd Year at G.D.A. Honor Roll 45 Dor- mitory Proctor 45 Tours 45 Chapel Committee 45 Basketball Squad 3, Team 45 Spring Track Squad 35 Governor Staff 45 Glee Club 3,45 Art Club 45 Religious Discussion 4. Ye5, Mrs. Thurlow5 I want all of them. 31 -Z - fJl11lY'S1lZ1 L1 51111111 I'.11s1:111'111: 1 11111111 1. 11111111. 111, 11111111H, II1'11I1i1'A I11 1 S111 C 11111111111 C C1 111.1111 1 8111181111111 11111 1 XX111-1 Xllf1ll1 1 K11 X111'111111111 1 IVVI H11' 151111 ff11111.V' P1.11Dl X 11. Vi 11. fffmff 111' iff B11 lfflff ? 3 ff. I -is-Y- 1111111111 II H1111111x.11. f I.a1'1'x .1111 X1'.11 .11 11, D, .X H-1111-1' R111 ' 1 11111111 P1 11 1 1 XYi111 rr 111 111111 311111111 ,113 81111112 T1111-14 S1111.111 F. C 1111113111 1.11111 1. 32 .-l1'!1111111.1I'111111115 1'1 1 11111-I.. .Q X N X. . x ini i . Louis H. Higgins HLUUU 4th Year at G. D. A. Study Hall Proc- tor 4g Library Proctor 4g Soccer Squad 3, Team 43 Wrestling Squad 2, Team 3.-lg Lacrosse Squad 3, Team 41 Glee Club 3g Art Club 41 Gover- nor Staff 3.41 Literary Club 33 Re- ception Committee Qg Cheerleader 4. rf M Yi'-1' O.K., your dog'.v asking for it. ' Kenneth L. Hoadley Ken 4th Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 2, 4g Study Hall Proctor 4g Tours 4g Spring Track Squad 3g Junior Clee Club 15 Glee Club 2,3,4g Camera Club l,2,3,4g Debating Club 3,4g Drama- tics Club 3g Outing Club 45 Chapel Committee 4g Religious Discussion 4. No, sir, just looks like a coilf: Phillip H. johnson Phil 4th Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 2, 3,43 Library Proctor 43 Basketball Manager 3,4g Junior Glee Club 1gGlee Club 3g Religious Discussion 4g Na- tional Merit Letter of Commendation 4. Hey Mr. Fenn, I found the furryfn 33 onli-4' ,fuh ' ' R1 Yls?'wSf'i .75 ' 'tm .V glib, . '.' ' I fr ,g f P 1 4 3 l 'lf 0 J 4 1 .xx ,. '4+c 'H W' Af 'X y 41 3 , ' 'S x l 9 5, t OV' goes 3 ' WM ' at i E f 5, v if' N fl e Q If 'a ,553 ' I QL f i L v. fp SQ v af' 9 f K 1 ff' IC 11 e K P -silt! f A-il Y ,- .rc t or a . efufh.z4'5. filg biitm 0 I fr ' 5 5 i 3 1391- v,., 4 I -.4 ll g,..,,.s 1 in-.4 . QL I ' a, , 2 - nffvl f L - 'Egg-gf . 4? i .. 1' '- 11' ri z' . i ,' fa -:-- 4 ,E i-if 1.33, J- jl . ,. 'ff .V 4, ili P. fr su. 'kllalphi' 4tli Y'-ar at fi. IJ. .-X Ilfirwr Rwll gl Rr'cf'ptiriii Cfiiiiiriillwf 'li HM lzffj- Klan.- ,, . , ,,,, aw-r 1.4: Lziirifra Llub 1.11.11 filff- Club 'iflg Urflivstra 2.3. l1'lm!. mf' H, ' 4lli Brufr- S. julinstfiri Briic'c Xvair :il fi. IJ. A. llvuiffr Rfill 2. ll' Stull' fl4vlIlIIlllll'l' 4: Chill' Squad Winn-r 'l'rm'k Squad 41 Rifle -..i. 1 ,,, 1' - . 7 w - Club l,-,l.4: Pisliinq Llub 1.-.v,-l. Litvrary Club 45 Stamp Club 3.4. 3 I ff-J ll'f'll, .ull .llz1b4'l, :1fzr1l'i 1.71 1116 U1 71 .3 Jcffrcy S. Karclis Jeff 4th Year at G. D, .-X. Study Hall Proc- tiir 45 Suffer Team 3.41 Baseball Squad 3.4: Goverriur Staff 3.4, Editfir- in-Chief 4: Junior Glee Club 1: Cleo Club Manager 3.4: Religious Discus- sion 4. Hjlirror, mirror, on . . . 34 'X annum - Michael B. Kotarski Mike', 4th Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 1, 33 Dormitory Proctor 41 Study Hall Proctor 43 Football Team 2,35 Hockey Squad 23 Winter Track Team 3,43 Baseball Team 1, Co-Captain 3, Cap- tain 2,-lg Alilestone Staff 31 Rifie Club 13 Fishing Club lg Art Club 4g Baseball Co-M.V.P., 2. Put a tiger on your team. William W. Lawrence c'Bill', John C. Lewis Louie 4th Year at C. D. A. Store Commit- tee 4: Glee Club 2.31 Literary Club 3,41 Art Club 3,43 Debating Club 35 Governor Staff 4g Press Club 4. The Alana Louie smile. 35 4th Year at G. D. A. Study Hall Proc- tor 4g Football Squad l,2, Team 3,4. Turn of that Iightf' T ' ':', 1. . x X'-g WY, 2 w I Club 'li Rr-liuifwus TDlSC'llSSlfIU 4: Brass Thomas J. Maier .. T0rn'.. 4th Year at C, IJ A, Honor Roll l. 2,41 Study Hall Pruftur 4: Chapel Committee Chairman 4: Football Team 23. Cn-Captain 4: Basket- ball Squad 1, Tf-am 2.3. Captain 4: Baseball Team Zfi.-41 Alzlerrffne Staff 2,3, Cu-Managing Editor -11 Jllfllflf Clce Club. President lg German Club 45 Store 3: Basketball SI.V.P, 3. ll lm pid, there nzuihmomf. Daxid j. P. Martin Daw lst Stax at C, D. A. Library Prnctnr 4: Chapel cif'IT1llllIU'l' -1: Dc-liatinz Ensemble 4: Clcc Club 4. 'folly good. W J. Eric Bfenz Rick 2nd Year at G. D, A. Dormitory Proc- tor -lz Winter Track Squad 3.4: Spring Track Squad 3: Religious Dis- cussion 4: Governor Staff 4: Drama- tics Club 4. L gy. Is he or un! le? 36 .1- at 45 Fishing Club 35 Religious Dis- 1 QQ K i' John S. Mercer John 'LDeNucch,' 4th Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 1, 3,45 Study Hall Proctor 43 Tours 4g Soccer Team 3,45 Literary Club 2,3, President 45 Camera Club 2.3, Presi- ident 4g Milestone Photographic Ed- itor 4g Religious Discussion 43 Art Club 33 Ingham Fund Scholarship 3. And in this corner . .. Eugene J. Morrissey, II Gino,' 3rd Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Headwaiter 45 Governor Staff 45 Milestone Staff 3.43 Literary Club 45 Cheerleader 44 Chapel Committee Mi at cussion 4. strengthening. Of course, my boards need 3 fl up-vp J. Davidson Moss Dave5' 3rd Year at G. D. A. Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Reception Committee 43 Rifle Club 41 Camera Club 4: Religious Discussion 4. Work can be fun. 37 Rirbard B Xuycs Dir lrd Nr-ar at ff IJ. A. llffnffr Roll 2. 1.4. Hraclxxaitri 4. XN1n.fr Irafl. Squad '41 Tr-nnis Squad Zfl: Ihbbal- mg Club i, fzlnfllllxl Stall 1.4. Out ing Club 3.41 l,itr'1arv Club 41 Stamp Club X ur:-Pit-sitlr-nl f. Hlllflfllll lull! me tltf-rel! bf' filly, Izlte Illia. Y' Mark lf O'Bric-n Mark Lurninitlrft' 4: Football T1-:un rl: fwlf Squad 1. Wrestling Squad 1. Glu Club figl: .-Xrt Club 4: l,itt-rarv Club . rl'55 . . Qi 1 iv Vnrle Sanz mardi YOl.'. ' Julin F. O'Dca jolin 4th Year at G.D..-X. Honor Roll 1.2, 3.4: Headwaiter 4: Soccer Manager 4: Basketball Manasvr ll: I.aci'ossc Kfanaqcr 3: Ciiurerrzur Stall .31 Ma- chine shop 4: Moody Kent Latin Prize il: Harvard Book Prize 3: Na- tional Merit Scnii-Finalist -l. 38 E:mr3 st 5 A'. S A . i l -w . an I A-I-f e I 4 Christopher C. G. Olney Chris,' 4th Year at C.D.A. Honor Roll, 2.3: Study Hall Proctor, 4: Football Squad, 4: Art Club, 3.4: Literary Club 41 Junior Clee Club lg Clee Club, fl,-li Religious Discussion, 4. Sir, I'z'e got your course pegged? 'wT.'.,. ' Robert V. Pallotta Bob 43 Religious Discussion, 4. I dorft knozz' about weekends. Charles F. Parker Charlie 4th Year at C.D.A. Store Committee, 43 Football Team, 3,4g Hockey Team, 3.45 Lacrosse Team, 3, Tri-Captain, 41 Literary Club, 33 Governor Staff, 2.3.43 Chapel Choir 3,41 Art Club 3: Clee Club, 3,-1. Visions of sugarplums? 39 4th Year at CDA. Dormitory Proc- tor, -lg Study Hall Proctor, Lil Nlovies Chairman, 4, Football Squad, 33 Hockey Squad 35 Glee Club, 3,4 Governor Stafl 2,3g Business Manager, these ...Q-we-1-ali! M I 'U' 3 2 STI if e,:?5,p7'FwNigillw Hill JL! '-,'b2.l.ui.ig n 1 ffl H tw Q 's ' 1 1 l li ' l M,.,,gmwsfhlU'F m w' M , f rg.. -Y ., ,.. y - V . -A h l J pax.. rm V '-if K er ff I l - 1 K- , lv -Q , . ,ff 'N f ,, in , is? i' David J. Pearsall, jr. Jotty 4th Year at C.D.A. Development Ofhee, 4, Soccer Squad, 4, Wrestling Team, 3,43 Tennis Squad, 35 Mile- stone Staff, 3, Co-Circulation Man- ager, 4, Cheerleader, 3,45 Fishing Club, 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club, l,2. William S. Poole Billy'l 4th Year at G.D.A. Honor Roll 3, Li- brary Proctor, 4: Soccer Team, 4, Basketball Team, 2.3.43 Cheerleader, 4, Hale Award, 3, Class President, 4. Mailing early? No, these should have gone out in September. Babies, it'.v one of those nights. INAPL AIL. his Q'-0 J. Lee Potter KSIJee77 2nd Year at G.D.A. Honor Roll, 4, Reception Committee, 4, YN inter Track Squad, 3: Governor Staff. 4, Debatlng Club, 4. Lay of, Bucky.':' 40 A. Rocke Robertson, V Rocke,' 4th Year at G.D.A. Honor Roll, 1,33 Movies, 4, Soccer Team, 4, Governor Staff, 3,4g String Ensemble, 1,2,3g Drarnatics Club, 3, Literary Club, 3, 4, Fishing Club, 3, Glee Club, 3,45 Religious Discussion, 4, National Merit Letter of Commendation, 4. Rocke 5 Espresxo Houre. Joseph A. Robertson, Jr. Joe'l, Hose 4th Year at G.D.A. Movies, 4 Hockey Team, 35 Soccer Team, 3,4 Lacrosse Team, 3,45 Rifle Club, l,2,3 45 Glee Club, 35 Fishing Club, 3,4 Oh, my goodness. Andrew J. E. Rose KGDreW77 3rd Year at G.D.A. Honor Roll, 2, Library Proctor, 45 Tennis Squad, 3,43 Wrestling Squad, 2,35 Milestone Staff, 3,45 Debating Club, 3,4g Reli- gious Discussion, 4. What,s wrong? No explosion? 41 lr Robert NI. Segal 'LSCCQSA' 3rd Near at CDA. Mmics. 4. Soccer Manager. 4: Gulf Squad. 3: Rifle Club, Z. Debating Club. J. Literary Club, 4: Fishing Club. Z. Gund mwrnzng,1Wr. .McDufze. Robert S. Sherman 'iR0bbiC'l 3rd Year at G.D..-X. Hnnor Rfwll, 2.3.41 Smoking Room Cfiminittee, 41 Soccer Team, 3. Captain. 4: Huekey Team. 2.3, Cn'Captain. 4: Spring Track Team. 2.3.41 Clee Club. 3.4: lh1ClSICl'Sll1'1CfS. 3: Chapel Chnir. 3.4: Alilrstffne Staff. 3. liditrir-in-Chief, 45 an t Pwst Office. 3: Cheerleader. 4: Class Vice-President. 4: Sficcer BI,V.P., 4. Q55 fit' - - 4 4532? If you take flzal, rllcrcer, .. if U John A. Steele. Jr. ' X John ' if 1 4th Year- at GDA. Honor Roll. 1.3: , Store Cnmmittee. 4: D1'l'lIllIk'1'fN' Prnc- t L . 6 tor, 4: Fm-rlwall Squad. 3. Team. 4: K if YVrestling Team. 3. Captain, 4: La- ' A -.F Crosse Team. 3, Tri-Captain. 4: Glee Club. 3.4: Governor Staff, 4: Fall F4 ' Dance Committee. 4: Junior Glee X, fe? Club, l: Class Vice-President 4. we -w ' SKF. Q1 '- Q -I if 4 I Well, of all the sneaky creepsf' 42 Lili. Joseph P. Stevens Joe , Josephs 3rd Year at C,D.A. Study Hall Proc- tor, 41 Football Squad, 15: Wlinter Track Squad, 3,4, Baseball Squad Q, Team, llgl: Clorernor Stallf 2.31 Alfie- .ttone Stall, 3, Co-Circulation lN'Ian- agcr, -lg Cheerleader, 41 Fall Dance Committee, 41 Clee Club Manager, 3. if KM-H1543 sf I 2 Peter C. Thomas Pete 4th Year at C.D.A. Honor Roll '2,3,4, Library Proctor, -lg Winter Track Squad, 25 Spring Track Squad, 3,43 Religious Discussion, 41 Moody Kent Prize 31 National Merit Letter of Commendation, 4. How come nothzng ever hap- pens in North Carolina? Richard A. Tuxbury 'lTux S 4th Year at G.D.A. Honor Roll, 1,21 Study Hall Proctor, 45 Headwaiter, 4g Football Squad, 3, Team, -lg Basket- ball Squad, 3, Team, 43 Golf Squad, 1, Team, 2, Co-Captain, 3, Captain, 4, Golf Co-M.V.P., 3. l'Vhat hi5tory? 43 4 .-J 5. alv- MP' --Q. :K 6- Philzp T. Yan Zilf: III Year at fi D .N H1411-r R111 IIQarI'.-.a1If'1'. 5: Swff-r Sffllifl SIJTIIIL Tuff. S11 uid. 1 C, 1 mg LIIIIJ. 1.1. 1.11.1115 C'l11I1. 4 Riff., V SIQII. 3.41 .Uzfe fffnf SIZIII. 'Z 2. IJ'-M114 CIUIJ 2: RCIIQIMLIS IJIQf1.1ssif1'1 -I 11 Jw -' SP 41I1crt I '. Wi.-1115 X011 11 1r111111--- -1- ff. -Q: .EM ' -1 . . C. n1r111.111. 1: Iw-111I1:1II TQ'fiII1. w. ring Trawk 'Il'-3111, Li. 6.11-12 Club. 34' lifffrr11fr QUII -3' Prwi CIUI1 cs1d111t. 4. f.I'If1I7lI C1 1.1111tuf. 1 Fez! 1111 :1I.11t, ,Urn Thur' 1' 6: 'US -E' ffii.. .121-if A IQ ' I .- 4: .' :,lr. ' V . f .,,1 : - .glj- . XX QSIG3 C.. IN 1111211115 'WVESN 4th Near at GDA. H1111-11' Rr-II. 2.1: Library Prwctf11'. 4: Crwss C111111r1'y am. 14: Win 01' Trark S 11. Team. - A. Spuug Txayk Team. -..wk Junior Glee Club. I: Fishing CIUI1 I1 Outmg Club. 0.4: Bluslc Apprecm- 0 Il '-' 1i'91 111-1 lp I I :mi e much Iwrzgerf' 44 .sa-A Robert L. YVisc Bob 3rd Year at C.D.A. Honor Roll, 23 Study Hall Proctor, Chairman, 4g Football Team, 23, Co-Captain, 4g Wrestling Team, 3.-lg Spring Track Squad, 3, Team, 4: Milestone StaHV, 3, Co-Business Manager, -lg Religious Discussion, -lg Football M.V.P., 4g Press Club, 4. But this is the way I always studyf' wuz! ll? rl 57 if 66 1 , .1 11,1 45 Ti '+-Q. Q' v an-4-L.L , ,M gf F f RCLASSME rf ' '79 4, 5. f X . v 70- pl-H:uf'Q ,Rafi .-ff. Q . J, n,.r'4!d A . , sh - 4 Qf xxf . Q J . L' ' A x V: X' 1' ,L - .wr 8 ,-Q 1 . f .1 -.-- the struggle to absorb 'ff CLASS OF 1965 ,Hn I1'z'1!'z'amz. Ike class ad: zsor. Rick ponder.: a plzyxifx problem. 1 -4 , ,u J E! ' .i , W -3 Callen erofsex r1gain5tAna'oz'er. john enjoys llI'Y7F.ff'IfGffI16' Fallout. 48 lVhen a student becomes a junior, he experiences a great transition in school life. He has added respon- sibilities, and he begins to help strengthen the reputa- tion of the academy in all respects. Each junior begins to realize that college admission is harder than it seems and that it requires his utmost effort. As well. he has ample opportunity to aid the success of the school athletic teams. He learns what it means to be an integral part of a team. and he learns what rewards determination. He must prepare himself. also. to take over publications and activities in the coming year. hfany juniors have made outstanding contributions to the school this year. Academically. Russ Thomas, Rick lVilson, and Brock Callen have shown proli- ciency. The athletic teams have been fortunate to have Tim Browne, Scott Magrane, Bill Russell. Steve Rolfe, and Ralph Sexton. The functioning of the school and the success of the student government depends a great deal on the junior class. They play an important role in school life, and they will be the leaders next year. Their job thus far has been the preparation for their assign- ments in the future as seniors. tk. EQ. 36. Ji. Y U ffrr '9 xi in rw fr: :ww mn. :rat Sr Y if Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh Pd A9 Cd lf' ,SQ Sb vm' BP LG H' T0 W We QS 3' P' '30 '19 .ll Wallin Rf' RC' A' ce Pr Nd Pm Sm Eu Gd Tb Oy no gf Tm yrs page Tit 'l' U PX ,Pit Li fntfik Cf Es FrnMdN0 Cf l. 1 ,, 1 e i .,-. AI S ,EL Chemistry poses a problem for Scott and Brad The Pacemakers perform at a Glee Club dance. 49 CL SS OF 1966 1. H K Ilzif tlec'a aa' 1 1-.. Timfz1!mnffzn111'f'71d. If 4 fix 1'V J H r fl 1 U P ft'V 1 z7f A.. .-X boy linds that his sopliouiore year is a great deal more difficult than his freslnuan year. His tear-liers expect more from liilu, and his free time becomes much more liniited than before. The sophomore year tests each student to see il' he can adjust to a more rigorous academic schedule. There is less tinie for fun. and the sophomore begins to realiye that prepar- ing for college is not going to be an easy chore. This sophomore class has contributed significantly to the acacleniy. perhaps a little more than sophomore classes ol' the past. One of the top scholars in the school is Dave Stevens. 21 uieiuber of this class, and inany other sophornores are consistently on the honor roll. .Xthletic teauis have been fortunate to have the services of Tirn Rlaier. .Xncly Leonard, Dave Hartz, and Ford Schumann. Many nieinbers of this class have also added to various other activities. such as the Glee Club. Sophouiore year is a inethod of testing the capa- bilities of the students of this class. If they suecessfullv r . ' f Sephfimffre corner in the Store complete this year. they are well on their way toward a good education at Governor Durnnier. Barry, Scott, and Geoff attend a debate. 51 CLASS OF 196 SL?l7Il'FTFSl177IF7l :write Il tlzrmc in Frzuglixlr flaw. r. Hawaii, Ike fla -1 I. ffm .N'e':'1'1u rider ,1J,Y0f7f7:'71FIlf. I. 7, , If fr . 7. xr Q 52 lVIr Eames has a difficult job as advisor to the Freshman class, for he is confronted with around forty-five new boys each year, many of whom do not know what it is really like to study. It is hard for these freshmen to sit doxm and study every night, but most of them make the grade. Freshman year has many purposes, but there are two very important ones. First, the freshman must be taught self-discipline. He must learn how to study and when to study. Secondly. he must apply himself if he wishes to continue at school. This is sometimes a very difficult task, but it is an invaluable experience, To many, freshman year is a great shock, but a profitable endeavor. The first year is a great awaken- ing for many, but it is also a very necessary part of the educational efforts of this institution. Now is the time for these boys to start preparing for the road that lies ahead. The latest method of transportatzon or Moody 4 I v ACTIVITIES the partxcxpatlon THE ILE T0 E NN! TIN- A1Ii!,xfUm Brmlcl .S'Iff.'O,YD RUIVJ Bnlsvr: Frm: Stvxvrlii XXXL-. 1 llfS7' ROIV: xI.iil'Ik: She l,l'Ll1'5Llll. Editor Ruhlwic Sllcfrman :mtl Plwto- Cm-Bzzfizzffc lffzmzgfrf Dwu Balsc-1' I1 gmjzlzfc Edifwr John Klcrcvr Bob XN'ise K 56 'I'1l. 11 C0-Alanagirzg Editors C'0-Circzllzzliorz AIIIIIANQFVY Tom Ligier and Bucky F055 Jotty Pearsall and Jue Stevens 'LV' ' -3 11 gf N--,nr lo! 57 WL YQ: Q - .-1 '.t1--- 1 'Q Three members of the staff Znok oz'er some Izzynuiv. 57 'F HT THE GOVER OR T110 Goi'1'7'110r' Board SECOND ROW: Ellis: F1'wcllw1QQ': Frnxcr. FIRST ROIV: Ficldixnzi Karvlis Pzxllottn. Mr, Liulucrg and Ifdftor BIISIDYYFSS .Uanagvr Jeff Karclis Bolw Pallotta 58 4.-e -'X-1- W-'-, Xin J ,, ....-..,, . Sporty Editor Bruce Fraser and Fgg- Literary Editor Arthur Ellis and A5 ture Editor Paul Freedberg .voeiate Editor Dodge Fielding A ,Q -, l fx XX rj' M if ..'iw. 'Wl ' ' N ,4 . ., 'G-ii 44- 4' I J. X,n'uh.n.... Several Maj members look on as Chuck Dunton cheeks cz proof. 59 ' 45 I GLEE CLUB l -I T Xin V r ks I Y S Y-.1 1. - -..... A M' 9 . fx h 95 T3 FIFTH ROIV: R. Rnlvertsrwn: Sherman: Olney: Heald: YN'ilkins: Hfwadley: Martin fIfCCI.YD I?Ol1': Karells. Parker: O'Neillg 1,1-almeyg Wlllitlnwreg Kingsbury: Kfercer. lYiner: Callen: Aulgust. Fielding: R ffe. Sffxt r.. Darilek FOURTH ROW: Hamrirg Aclamsg Cnnterlwuxyg Farnum: Steele: qXp1vll+lz'riwg Haney. FIRST Ifffll' N:1'..:.s. Barker Hivksq Hzlycsg Nfagrrxneg lVilsun1 MvNally3 BI. Strater: Carletfln: Dnnwn. C1'in'l'llev: Hartig Cf 1.3.15 Wmmclwarcl. THIRD ROW: Everett: R. Jnlmsnn: lfddyl CnzninsiEstes:Cearl1art: Hwde Hudsung Sllepardg Sargentg Rowland: Bn-wne: Pallottal Under the gxlalc Clin-ntinn of X111 Film-r. the Glee C1115 11: year cominuccl to be mul nl mln: zzmzw' juni.-Mgr frrtlxfti-i-5 school. Each boy mlm 'rms Qiwz. Q1 3+l.'1u.' ire. in C-:'g.Hr.f7g11fn had to work lmrcl In earn and lwujw ir .Xi reQ11.t 'S Q performed well Ill1'OLl!'l'1OL1I the war, Tlgi l'f'l3f,' Y -Q11 in that it aelnexvcl good lmlmlu- .md lwlerzd '.-lnlgf-1: .1 :regt many outstanding x-wires. Ill-'M-x1'1'. Tr-rrx Gnldezn. ll: '.'. 211 Hin. riC. and Alan Cilmse I3C1'l.OI'llrCCl will is sol l. iili. Tlmii group lmcl .1 lmge 1'qw1'1--izv :f1z1:iz1Q' froip. znfiefi. bers to lJH1'lJL'1'SllO1D. The Glce Lilulw semi 1I'Q'.1lH1A COT-ii lYalnut Hill. Ablnot. And Vnyrmr-llete. These ere 1,-il L President Terry Golden 60 dances which everyone enjoyed. As has been done for the past several years, the club again perforniecl at the New England Pre- paratory School Music Festival in Kresge Hall at M.I.T. on .Xpril 19. For the second year, a Pops Concert was held in Alunini Gyni at which the Glee Club performed. The highlight of the activity for this organization was the trip to the XVorld's Fair in New York. On May 14. they sang for the New York Aluinni Organization and spent the night at the Wfaldorf. The following day they perfonned at the New England Pavilion and the RCA Pavilion, and they returned to school that night. The Glee Club was a success because of the efforts of Mr. Sager, the diligent practices, and the willingness on the part of all to work. Everyone liked the variety of engagements and all were satished with the results. The pm!-cffnccrt fiance zvitli ll ulnul H111 61 DRA ATICS CLUB A V A 55 Q nf l I fl -1' A1t'!'f17f'Vl fff flu' fmt rvlwnrfr in 1.11113 CW' The DI'HlllHlllNi Club is lsmlmgmps tha- l'.1xll-sl-lisilmg actix ily in Sullmll. .Xftvr lust 3'l'llI'.S SLlk'k'CSSl.lll play. IIIUII' lmys lwugxllw iml-ll-xml in zwlillg. Sixty-live trivcl out for n um of IXX'l'IllX-SlX. XIV. Gllllln LllI'L'Cl1'kl lhv I5IOClllL'llUI1. and llc hr-lcl ll'llL'L1l5Lll4 all uiuxvr in lm-- pamtiou for lK'l'l-01'lllL1IlCK'S on .Xpril I0 mul ll, Wu lmw smm- goocl talent, hc uotc-Ll. and hc usl-Ll it m-ll in l.Ol'llllIlQ Ll xmy vllvcl- ivv Cust. Billy Buda' was n mtllcr mhntv play Ccutcrvcl nmlmcl am ilmoccnt sailor. l'L'lJI'L'SCIlllIlQ' thc good in lifc. who was antagunlfl-cl bv thc cvil Captglih. The vluh dial ll xx-rx' -mod job with this plm. :xml it SUUIIIS as il' Cl1xLllllL'ltlk'S nw lu-rc to any at ClOX'L'1'1lO1' ljllIllllll'1'. 62 f .lf Q ' z 4 17 ' I Alf. Grzfin explains Ima' a Mena fs dmze' to john Hayes. 1 l l ,, Garry Leahey reads his part. 63 -mJ'l' N .. Q-...N ART CL B - D 1 X Phil and jnlzn mllulmrate 5127716 idea -4... -Q.. xx A .V AJ f ,f - I ' L... 1- - 1.5:- X , ,ul . ' ,. vw- A , . ' X , , lv - , , , Bran' dum' an oil painting. .Ury Ogden fi Hrs :ff GC1,':fC 64 RELIGIOUS DI CUSSIO 1.5. ov- 3 gh Seniors meet zeith Alf. Harris to talk about ziarious ajairs dealing zeith the religion 0 our time. This year a number of select seniors were chosen to par- ticipate in the Religious Discussion group. Meeting in two sections each Sunday. these seniors discussed some of the major religious problenis of our tiine. Most of the prograins were centered around the interests of the students. Each week one senior prepared a short talk on which the discussion was based. Special progranis were arranged with outside speakers. Lecturers representing niany different faiths presented a variety of beliefs and religious traditions. Noted speakers, such as Monsignor Francis Lally, spoke not only for the beneht of this group. but also for the school. Credit must be given to hir. Harris for regulating these discussions and bringing guest speakers to the school. His work and the work of those involved inade this year's group a profitable experience. 65 F , X J 1 Air. 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Karelisg W. Russellg A. Camerong E. Caldwell: D. Henry: P. Freedbergg D. Bal T. Critchleyg D. Hartzg J. McGuireg B. Calleng P. Kang W. serg D. Fuessg Mr. Navins, Coach. FIRST ROW: B. Fraser Pooleg A. Echavarriag R. Segal, Manager. SECOND ROW.' J. Cookeg T. Greggg J. Mercerg R. Sherman, Captaing J Mr. Coolidge, Coachg R. Robertsong R. Dexterg D. Hannong Healdg L. Higginsg Robertsong D. Pearsall. LETTER WINNERS Robbie Sherman, Captain Don Balser ' Brock Callen Art Cameron Jay Cooke Bob Dexter Bruce Fraser Dave F uess Torn Gregg Dave Hartz John Heald Lou Higgins Jeff Karelis John Mercer Bill Poole Rocke Robertson Joe Robertson Billy Russell john O,Dea, Alanager Bob Segal, Jllanager M Mr. Coolidge and Mr. Navins, Coaches 79 B, BL Andover 9 Noble and Greenough Browne and Nichols Brooks St. l'aul's lX'Iilton Belmont High Tahor Medford High St. Marks Middlesex Belmont Hill r4',,' A ' . T G,D.A. Opp. 1 2 2 O 1 O 1 4 O 4 2 3 'ox't. 1 3 0 1 1 2 0 0 on. 0 4 0 U ovt. .5 -I 4 uf The defense thzvarlv an Andover scoring attempt. .31 x 9 1. CY' ' , , N l' V .t - . .ml sg.-I badl'!5v ' 2 ' ' ,v., Y 3,5 if I Q ' rv p .Q Oo.,-, - ' ' r . 5 Q ,.,.' 2. A - . - ' ' ' . .V , IN. 0.4 tru .--1-Y ..,,i. .' - 4' 5, 0-fir' JV' '- ' 'Q . -' ' i rl- ' ' 7 -X. CnlIrrzr1'ri:'ef11pflieI6ff:f'1'71k 80 5.1 rf' , Q4 'V . n 7-' - , . - -f 'L '5'Yi .Dt ' . 9 Q- o as-Off... . i 'Pgovi -6: sf- I the first. However, Milton managed to tie the score, and they won it on a breakaway in the Hnal minutes of the second overtime, The Tabor game again exem- plihed the good soccer this team played, but an un- fortunate Tabor goal in the third period topped us. In our last two league games, we tied St. Markls and Belmont Hill by identical scores of 0-0. Throughout the season, the forward line of Joe Robertson, Don Balser, Robbie Sherman, Bill Russell, and Brock Callen, backed by Bill Poole ancl Art Cam- eron. controlled the ball but had some difhculty in scoring. Lou Higgins. John Mercer, Dave Hartz, and Jay Cooke composed the halfback line which consis- tently kept punching the ball up to the forwards. The tanclem of John Heald and Tom Gregg, along with Rocke Robertson. formed a strong defensive unit in front of goalie Bruce Fraser. The team of 1963 experienced many disappoint- ments, but credit is due to them for maintaining their pride and desire. Mr. Navins' superlative coaching was beneficial to every member. This team formed a unit on and off the field, and the year was marked by much improvement. Ulith five returning lettermen, Co-Captains-elect Brock Callen and Dave Fuess should see a line season next year. 'Ur' Q Mc- f' .- Q- ,ifi y - 7 , is Bb . '3 'Q 71 -,.,.1. . 'I . 1'5 ' sf, -1-L.-ff r v'- 5. . . v.s,,I.'i:5g5 , 1 . qu, , I -ax: 4. . .1 . ' -- .ah 'sf' , ', f-4514-y . .Q-. . . --, ,q,7, .- ,,..:.'i.. . ref. V as . . 1 W, ,,. 'tgqi' W A ' :'. i '. . , iii Robertson gels set to trap the ball at right wing. . Ll- Z.. - ... an 5 I . Yi Y '.. ,F 1 . ,, ' :L- ',,.. Ai' up r -er 'Tw . f if- it f .u. 4 1 ' l 1 Y v R QA .- WA' ,, , N .-:A V ek i . - 'vi fl -95 V , . . Y . A . .,, l 19' n S . Alcrcer outrncet an Anflorer man lo the ball. Russell lzustles f1gainttMilt0n. 81 FOOTBALL Tim Hater parses un the run. First there were four. and then there was one. That was the story of one of the hnest back- fields in recent vears andthe storv of this years football team, A lack of depth and experience could not he overcome bv this aegressive squad. but certain individuals made outstanding con- tributions. The Big Red was a green team when it took the held against St. Sebastians but two pre-game rallies and a Fired-up squad brought Governor Dummer a hard-earned tie. Defensive end Tim Browne recovered a blocked punt in the fourth quarter. and substitute fullback Bob Wilkins cli- maxed a great efliort bv scoring on the next plav. Rlr. Anderson described the game as the hnest first game I have ever seen a Governor Dummer football team plavl Defeated a week earlier bv a superior Browne and Nichols club. the Governors travelled to Provi- dence to meet a good Moses Browne team. Re- covering from a first period safetv. the Big Red roared back. and lim Maier scored twice to secure the win. Co-Captain Bob Wise gained more vard- age than the opposition. and Charlie Parker and John Everett play a sterling game at defense, In the fcturth quarter. tragedv struck as Co-Captain and quarterback Tom Kfaier. who had plaved ter- rific ball thus far. broke his arm and was lost for the season. 4 05 L 1 u. Lim .Q R YY- Trickeyg Tim Maier: W. Henereyg A. Leonardg C. Estes SECOND ROW: Mr. Linherg, Coachg Mr. Wilkie, Coach C. Popeg S. Magraneg D. Cloverg D. Smithg Creggg J LETTER WINNERS A E Tom Maier, C0-Captain Bob Wfise, C0-Captain Russ Brown Tim Browne John Everett Bill Henerey Bill Lawrence Garry Leahey john Mackenzie Scott Magrane Tim Maier Mark O'Brien Chris Olney Charlie Parker Ford Schumann Ralph Sexton John Steele Scott Tenney Dick Tuxbuiy Bob Wfilkins Dave Cearhart, Alanagw' Mackenzieg C Leaheyg R. Wilsong T. Browneg R. Sextong THIRD ROW.' P. Sargent, Managerg E. Mingledorffg 3 B. Andersong S. Tenneyg Mr. Anderson, Coach. FIRST ROW: R. Browng J. Everettg J. Steele: W. Lawrenceg R. R. Jack: T. Healdg F. Schumanng D. Cearhart, Manager. 5 Wise, C0-Captaing Tom Maier, Co'-Captaing C. Parkerg M. . O'Brieng R. Wilkinsg R. Tuxhuryg C. Olney. -.4. Mr. Wilkie, Mr. Anderson. and Mr. Linherg, Coaches 83 4,1-,naar-pg. , ,,.,, . 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The lack of a breakaway runner, due to the loss of Terry Gold- en because of a broken neck, hurt the team, but Wlise, Nlagrane, Dick Tuxbury. and new quarterback Tim Maier gave commendable performances. Next week a bigger and better Groton team overpowered us and overshadowed a two touchdown effort by eventual All-New England fullback Bob Wise. However, the complexion of the team seemed to change against St. Mark's. Leading 8-6 at halftime, the Big Red seemed to have victory within its grasp, but they let it slip by, coming out on the short of an 18-8 score. Wlith the final game at Belmont Hill, the team staged a great second half rally, only to fall short as time ran out when we were driving for another score. Wise cli- maxed a great season by running sixty yards for six points the last time he carried the ball. Both he and Tom Maier provided good leadership for the team. The season was a long, tough one for all on the team. 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Rolfeg D Sullxvan P Iruber LETTER WINNERS Bucky Foss, Captazn Pete Imber Amie Morton Steve Rolfe Dave Sullivan Wes Williams P B iw 'X-4 Rznznrrs reweire inslrucliunw at the Hurt. 1 G11 A U , f Nfosffs Brrmn '63 St, Plilll-S '53 Exrftvr 20 .xfrdfwrff -IX7. '52 Intfrxsfrholastics fuk. L I.3.wrf:IN,c 20 '36 A Lfrffat df,-al of crvdit :rust bf' yinfzn to XI: Ff- who x-.mkffd hand '.-.ilh Uk : ::.m:rs and ,,'.':f,f lhf'iI' problf-ms. lim Un' Nflxi rrffrlit for 124- N'-par. .. be Qivc-n to the I'1,1!'AI'l I'5. IL clf4::.L1nrif 11 ywrizgl l.f:.d fr dc -lfsm1in11ti0r'1 in I IIJ up and dffmn 3.12 1-Jil. :ff urn' u Cl'l1'I'I you rm. 'Hw yuzmvx Lirzff-li' nf Cf-flrjf: ff, badly' he Xx41I'1tvlu'.'.in wld 11. .kiQf If.1: LM Lglfffff, Nvxt f '21I'-5 unrn mill Quin I':ff::, 124' 'x'fr'.'-:.ff ,Ui1iHf'd tllix yf:Lu'. IJU by C,11pt.1fr1-'sift itvxff RUM . v .U . v . 4. --AA . .... ,N un, ., mrm of Ihr- il'U1'IIIl '-'V xf4' .1n H II-'ff N V . , I J van. .XII1if' NIu1mn..mc. lwrv If2,fn I . gmcg tin: cf-31 SO D1'if'N'-AIN ff!! Q1 CYUNN ffl ILUN 1 .1fl.. ALC 'U-lf. WPI luck Ihr-Y 'm hI lnlcfmn' ilu' '1 L C .1 Ii flvj f+' A , , f. 1. ' 'A 'N Jug... c-vcr IJI'Ulllll'4'd Q11 Cmwxmu lJw:14:..fA:'. U .4 L ' at-J . Y . I N I I . . 4 . 3.4. v A fx' iw' f...Q, 3, . +'- A , '-1 -'pf' , 3 as is :'f T' Q ,, mf V W X 'VW 4 ' X A 'Ji fn . ., bg ' -ff . . Q ' i - , - , 1' g.: U, Jkwfxi. 78 .ky stag, rg. w....L,4'W.4,q,,. ' f ,- W. , . . 1 Rolfe moz'eS all alone out front. 88 I1'iIIimv:f f,0'fnt5 ' lmd tire 512'-fzffvf. - ..f ' M JL4. ' Q . .-fx .i THIRD ROIV: P. Navins: D. Estey: NI. Courlie: D. Oliker: D. Stevens: S. Barghoorn: S. Hyde: lX1r. Evans: Cnrzrlz. L. Johnson: R. Macleod: J. Adams: R. Morse: L. Clark: FIRST ROW: J. Bryer. Co-Cap!z1in,'G. Tower: C. Lilly: P. M. Nickerson: S. Winer: J. Strater: S. Bird. SECOND HiCks:M.Strater:G.Cool-ae,Cn-C11ptz1in:D.Stonelvraker: ROIV: YV. Jaffe, M07ZUgFV,' Keeler: G. Kelliher: C. Yohn: R. Burnham: D. Holmes: B. Sullivan. E. Robreno: J. Tinker: M. Applegate: S. Uhl: D. Hudson: JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL THIRD ROW: R. Bashaw: W. VonBerg: D. Woodward: Kay: F. Barker: Mr. Griffin, Coach. FIRST ROW: W. J. Whitmore: C. Bell: S. Billings: Howard. SECOND Major: T. O'Dea: J. Hayes: D. Bergmann: J. Ryder, Cap- ROW: Mr. Sargent, Coach: S. Gripper: P. Coleman: T. tain: K. Kingsbury: B. Lister: A, Chase: D. August. Keeney: Daniels: Weber: H. Helm: S. Knapp: S. M A Q L: :. , . R JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 3 ML G.IJ.,X. Opp. Amlovc-r Pi Exfftvr ' U 13 Roxbury Latin 1 -xndffw-'V 5 0 40 lirmvm- :md Nichols U Exfztfrr U 32 Iirmmks 2 IifO0P1S U 20 Mi1tf,I1 2 'Pf,'l'1ll,1ffIiffI Hivh 16 0 BVIIIIOIII High 1 Bf'lI'1 m Hill 6 22 '1'ubm- I 1 Iia,-r'xx'icI-1 0 52 NIvdfu1'd High 1 1 St. M3I'IisS 2 1 lar-lmom Hill 0 0 PONY SOCCER 113-rw. THIRD ROW: A. Nivholsz Eastfm: IN'eIlman: R. Purinqtfm: P. Homme-rfch: Mr. Klarrixz. C1572 FIRST CILICFIISPYI B. Silslwyg H. Fwllaxrslwcg P. Osgr-od: A. Creed: ROIV: R. Perkins: KI. Rogers: S. Ezmizrn-115: R Cris--ffzmi. R. Bullc-s, S'1fC'O,YD ROW: R. Rrmlnnd, rlfamzgfzy E. Captaz'n.' D. Reid: K. Billing: D. Richards. Beatty: L. I'IilIiard: IV. Pc-arfcz Emcrsmrz R, Buucherz C. 90 PONY FOOTBALL iifl. THIRD ROPV: C. Parasco, Manager,' B. Beach: M. Little: Burt: Mr. Ogden, Coach. FIRST ROI17: W. Wlesthafer: NI. M. Doolittle, C0-Ca,btai1z,' Sehwarzerg S. Parker: W. Barnes: D. Lewis: Bl. lXfIiles: NV. Haggerty: R. Hope: R. Noel: J. Nevius: R. Clark. SECOND ROW: P. Finn: D. Pugh: D. Morgan, Co-Captain. Marsh: D. Bates: W. Barnes: S. Cameron: Forte: W. PONY SOCCER PONY FOOTBALL G.D.A. Opp. G.D..-X. Opp. Andover O 3 Brooks 12 26 Roxbury Latin I 2 Exeter 6 26 Brooks 0 O Emerson 6 6 Exeter 0 3 Andover O 26 Exeter 1 0 Thompson 0 18 Brooks 0 2 Emerson 1-l 6 Browne and Nichols 2 4 Belmont Hill O 1 91 A, v irgsdmlf' 92 l ,R-, . I ,Q M '-fins N1 an ,ff WI TER TRACK tw: f. - dim . fx 'Q fifflrffrz lzfflrli Ihr IHNHIJKIIIIIHZQ had ff: fr Iltf lui! hzufflf if J, J, it I b slag'- L Q? xl , r ,. '-I-1 If -A-ag 0 Captain Terry Golden lhninu the Emil few Xt'.xl'N. wiritf-is t tv A Lit fYlOX'l'l'llHl ljlllllllllll li.i-.V-txtfflf-tili-13. lil L' fl ' :- tixe scuiin: and in In-i'snii.1l tiii.31.Eil.s l1mc'.sv: 1.1 iiiviiilweis 01' tl.t-se tt-4iz:.s l..iw l-wen ii'itf:'-su-cl iz. rsrwiistgiiit Nl'lli-ll1lIJl'UXl'IIi I1l, 'llis win nw fix- tvlitifiii. 'lilllf te,-girii llnfslivtl tlf- s L:s+i .. 5111 1.31- clelie-.itt-tl cliigil niwt i'titui'cl :viii ti.e '-ifind ter.- setlllitt' ll'.11'. Hiitli .1 I'1'tH1'ti I'.1iZ1.lfw:' vi- iwwxs Ci,.1 for the ttnitn. all weie tiyizg lm' the tf':':.Enf:tftii.e spots. and this wits wipe of the zzmst izxnifiiigiixt tlietms in the snetvss ul' the it-.a::.. With tx-in ciis tlnve letter winneis in uitjli exezxt. tile te.111, End inrwie tleptli than nsiigil. .Xlter I1 practice Illt,'L'I wztii Ext-teis 1231: fitter vatpitioii. the winter tipwlt tt-Ari. ojiezted its scipe- clnle with .1 Llllftflldlilllhili zum.-t. li-eatfzie Helirezi and Ttihoix while losing to Exeter, Ci3EDI.Ei!1 'I-exit' Golden. who lnolte his izeeli las: stizxziyeis. re- ttirnecl. and with itist fungi' thus pzpietiee. wifi the two lnirclling exents. 'lihe teazn shox-.ed its po- tential with Blilge Kotaiisslxi .ind 17,011 Raiser. An- dres Eeliax'a1'1sia. Btielu' Foss. and YYes Williazzis faiiing well in the hurdles. the 600. the 1000. and the niile. i'espeetix'ely. In the field extents. Jax' Allen took Z1 second in the shot. .is others showed sonie proniise for Iitittnse ineets. L-L'-+--+ Q -b-'U- U THIRD ROW: A. Echavarriag S. Barghoorng D. Sullivang D. Hartz: E. Mingledorffi M. Strater: K. Kingsbury: D. Fuessg S. Rolfe: A. Knapp: C. Pope: D. Gearhart. Alana- ger. SECOND ROWY Mr. Sperry, Coachq L. Henclieyg C. Olneyg D. Hannong G. Cookeg J. Alleng C. Estesg J. LETTER WINNERS Terry Golden, Captain Jay Allen Don Balser Steve Barglioorn Grove Cooke Pete Dolce Andres Ecliavarria Charlie Estes Bucky Foss Dave Fuess Duog Hannon Dave Hartz John Healcl Larry Henchey Ken Hoadley Mike Kotarski Rick Menz Joe Robertson Steve Rolfe Minsh Strater Dave Sullivan Bob Wlilkins Wles l'Vllll3.I11S Arthur Ellis, Alana IQVI' Dave Cearllart, illanaygrr 95 'X Stevens: E. Meiizg K. Hoaclleyg A. Ellis. fl'IIl71fl!LfUI'. FIRST ROIVJ Robertson: R. Wlilkinsz Healcl: NY. XVilliams1 T, Golden, C'aptain,' H. Foss: Nl. Kotarskii P. Dolccl D. Balser. Mr. Sperry and lklr. Harris, Coarlzft 1 fe sirclfhfw fm rxlm flzktnrzre, , .Xlxdmvl Ii..X..X. XIHI- Rflzf. Hx:-tw Y Klosf-5 Iirm-. 11 'IQQIJUI' Exfrtr-1'-Hvl:Inn-'IYL1ho1' .IJ..X. 40 . if '7 2 Bild 45: 44- rrl, -, 51 J ,I ll f four' top rznzrzvrf take a prarfiff ftari. 96 Minus the top man in each event, the team tied the An- dover J.V. and defeated the Exeter IV. teams. In these two meets, the depth was made evident, and the prospects for years ahead looked strong. On February 1, the mile relay team of Captain Terry Golden, Bucky Foss, Mike Kotarski, and Pete Dolce competed in the Prep School Relay Championship at the B.A.A. Games. The quartet ran well, placing second to Chesire in a close race. In the Nloses Brown meet, the team, led by Terry Gol- den and Bucky Foss. won a decisive victory under poor conditions. Jay Allen, Bob lVilkins, and John Heald, gave us a sweep in the shot, and improved high jumpers Grove Cooke and Nfinsh Strater scored valuable points to secure the win. In the final dual meet of the season, we defeated Tabor to remain undefeated. A season such as this one can almost speak for itself. The success was attained by good coaching, good perform- ances by several individuals, and a tremendous come- back by Terry Golden, whose fine example set the trend for the entire team, Mr. Sperry summed up the results of the meets by saying, 'C . . . there is a greater depth of tal- ent than we have ever had before. The team deserves a lot of credit, and by their record they have strengthened the fine reputation of winter track teams at Governor Dummer. Strater starts his 5'6D jump. v U' -A Kingsbury follows through in the shot put. 97 Rolfe sets the price in his speciality, the 1000 BA KETBALL The Big Red takes time out during the Belmont Hill game. GTX . KM: a M 31 - D ,Spf .f Q' st- 3194. . Q F ' A. .,-I I 5 L I , is---N! -- . A Qrigff '-fri... A i t gf 3' ig z.. ' 4. :-i ni we .t fum T4 -in Nlaivr 98 ,Xt the beginning of the year. the 1964 basket- ball campaign was yiewed with doubtful opti- mism. With only two lettennen returning and four members of last yt-ar's squad back. Mr. XYillia1ns had a tough task of forming a winning team. Then. a Qreat loss was incurred when it was learned that Captain Tom Rlaier. who ayeraqed 18 points a game last year. was sidelined for the season with his broken arm. Although some of the leadership was missinQ. we pulled ourselves together with exceptional agqressiyeness and good scoring balance to haye a relatiyely successful sea- son. The year was highlighted by a good number of lint- team ellorts and occasional indiyidual per- liorinanres. He started oil on the right foot by trouncine' a respectable .-Xlumni team Tl-55. XYith the score dillierence only six points for most of the game. the team gaye league champions Browne and Nichols an aqeeressiye tassle before bowing Tl-59. Led by Dick Tuxbuiy and Pete Imber. we toppled St. KIark's with a 39 point performance in the second half. XYith this win. the team began to function smoothly. Remembering a huzniliatinq loss earlier in the season. the Governors took re- yenqe on Blilton w ith a yeiy line T3-66 victory. fi . WX 'IU M J ml an K X ... -,, SECOND ROW: Mr. Williams, Coachg H. Horenstein: B. Tim Maier: J. Mackenzie: Torn Maier, Captaing S. Emer- Merryg E. Caldwell: A. Leonard: W. Harvey: P. Johnson, son: R. Tuxbury: P. Imber. Manager,' O,Dea, ilfanager. FIRST ROW: W. Poole: LETTER WINNERS Tom Maier, Captain Ted Caldwell Scott Emerson Bill Harvey Pete Imber John Mackenzie Tim Maier Bill Poole Dick Tu:-:bury Phil Johnson, Afarzagrr John G'Dez1, ilflanagm l lfii ' lNlr. Wfilliams, Coach 99 Alumni Noblf- and CW'-nfmqh Milmn GTUIOH SL. Sf'fJL1Sii21Y1-S lil-lxmmt H111 BI'f1'a1I'Afj and Nirhwls St. fXI:u'k's KIidf,Hf'Sf3X IXIOK'-s Brow H1001-CS NIi1IOI'1 St. I'z1ul's Iir'lI110r'1t High Noble' and flI'l'1'I'1 J'lL'PL Tabrw 1' cull., T1 ar, ,, Tv ,4 U, J 1 , r, A 66 32 w fx ,6 Jn IJ ' 1 f I 6 U 7'z1x'P ,Dm1ff:vt?r H' 'H' Y -F f In the Rlilton game, four out of the live starters hit double figures. and it was termed as one of the finest basketball games played at Gover- nor Dummer. lVith the loss of Nfaier, Dick Tuxbuiy became the spark plug and took up the scoring slack. He averaged about I5 points a game and dazzled many teams with his twisting underhand lay-up. Pete Imber consistently scored from the outside, and was deadly from the line, proven by his 27 point output against Moses Brown. John Macken- zie and Scott Emerson supplied ample height un- der the boards, and both hit for clutch baskets. Ball-hawking Tim Maier Hlled a guard position quite eflectively throughout the season. Capable at any time to fill guard positions were Bill Harvey and tricky dribbling Bill Poole, while Ted Cald- well and Andy Leonard gave added height up front. Once again Mr. lVilliams took inexperienced boys and helped them recognize and develop their talents. He has developed a responsible, aggressive unit who responded well in all situations. Injured Tom Maier did his best to inspire the team from the sidelines, but it was the players themselves who provided their leadership on the court and played good ball for Govemer Dunnner. Tim Illaier tries to make it a I4 point lead Alackenzie and Caldzuell go for the rebound. Tux converts a two-pointer HOCKEY . 'R an U-Q57 11 4,121 --v-5 po- .V ri-fur' tl Q.- i -,n.- 1 . . 'F 71' . : A -v ,- 1-,ia '7 I-1 'tif iv' 'M' A 199'-Ti sit. . .Y A 5 ' 'J ... ,. . - , , ,- b bw r , ! 1 JJ M l - 1 5 l1'ilt1nzf11zz1'Fr111t'r b11g:Il1e'rf1gefor ri rfbffzuid. s., .gf 11-f Y v nh 1125,- 'Q Vi Co-Crzptairzt Robbie Sherman and Torn Gregg 102 lYith vague tneniories of last 1'ear's discour- aging season. tl1e hockey team. witl1 Eve let- terinen. started practicing before Clluisttnas. Although there were sorne people in school who had dubious tliouzhts about tlze CO!lllllQ season. there xt as never any doubt in the :ninds of the players or tl1e coaches that me could do a good job. We were not loaded with depth. but we l1ad seine strong players who contri- buted significantlx' to tl1e teain. Having a deadlocked 3-3 tie with tl1e Alum- ni under our belts. the hockey teazn opened its league schedule with Brooks. With two players out. a Qoal by Scott Tenney was not enough to catch thein in a 2-l loss. Showing dehnite siens of itnproved tean1 play. we sniothered tl1e XI.I.T. Freshtnen 8-l with two goal efforts by Co-Captain Robbie Sher- ntan. Ralph Sexton. and Charlie Parker. ln what was one of our better games. a deter- inined tea111 forced Nobles to scraznble late in the third period to win after Bruce Fraser had knotted the score with a great solo effort in the second. Co-Captain Torn Gregg was outstanding. a11cl this was indicative of his plat' for the rest of tl1e season. Rick Wilson netted a pair in the first live niinutes of the Browne and Nichols game, and Fraser and Sherman caine through with their second goals of the game as we hung on for a 6-4 league win. ' I un L -Q-ln44l4 THIRD ROW: B. Callen, Manager,' F. Evans: A. Niortong Manager. FIRST ROIVJ R. W'ilson: C, Parker: R. Sher- S. Tenneyg S. Hyde: R. Farnum, Alanager. SECOND man, Co-Cz1ptr1z'n,' T. Gregg, C'0-C'upfai1z,' B. Fraser: J. ROWE' Mr. Eames, Coarhg lN4r. Edwards. Coaclzq D. Crock- Everett. er: R. Jack: Gregg: P. Sargent: R. Sexton: R. Johnson, LETTER WINNERS Tom Gregg, Co-Captain Robbie Sherman, C0-Captain Brock Callen Don Crocker Fred Evans John Everett Bruce Fraser Jack Gregg Arnie Morton Charlie Parker Ralph Sexton Scott Tenney Rick Wlilson Bob Farnum, flflazzagvr Ralph Johnson, rltlarzagcr 103 . rr- I' F I A f Mr. Eames and hir. Edwards. C,'waflzw .4- .- jack Gregg makes II bid for a goal. -,,..6 Alumni Brooks M.I.T. Freshmen Noble and Greffnough Browne and Nichols Nliddlcsex Lawrence Danvcrs High St. Schastians Milton Bcrwifk Groton Belmont Hill St. Niarlfs G .I J..-X. 3 1 8 1 6 0 2 4 2 0 3 2 0 0 Opp. ,UT-I oft -- I 16.1, --. .... -v...-, , ,k ,yg Qn-nn--n-.-N-.--..,, z'Al'3317WQ SM I is ,V Parker racex for the puck in Ihe rorner. aid. 104 Tom Gregg makes the 511.6 as the defenve c mfs to After dropping' one to a strong Kfiddlesex club. the team had to settle for a tie against Lawrence. A week later, we got bred up, pulled ourselves out of a slump. and played a superb game against Blilton. Go-Captain Gregg gave a great 37 save effort while the defense tandem of Parker and Sherman continually cleaned out the opposition in front of the net during this brutal contest. Good line play was displayed by Wilson and Sexton, who will be co-captains next year. Finally, the team picked up wins over Berwick and Groton. The forward lines forecheckecl quite well in the Berwick game, while the whole team was responsible for the satisfying 2-1 victory over the Grotties. Blueh improvement was shown by Arnie Morton, Fred Evans. and jack Gregg, while John Everett and Sim Hyde gave the defense some rest. This year's team marked a great improvement in Governor Dummer hockey. The team faced many strong teams, but we fared well because we were a unit. Nfr. Eames' tireless devotion to the team was invaluable, while X111 Edwards gave many important pointers to the defense. Although we were inconsistent at times, the season can be termed a success. 1 1 .., 'X 11. V ,.. iw 4 -' JM! ' 2 ' f . :. I . 4. xr, 4 Sherman starts a breakout play against Groton X. WRE TLIN G Ai .f, 11' ,f 1 -un-... Chase cradlet his Brant ne and Nicholt man. 1:5 X. Us -Q Q. vflf. 'F' ilu- v 'Z fl-is q ' ,4 1 A , - ,-is va. .:- v :WE ' H .- ' . .-sq-, . t- N' -Q-, ,, - 1 ,H a -.6 Cnpfain John Steele 106 Another fine wrestling team performed for Gov- ernor Dummer this winter. Although the team xt as not in the undefeated ranks. we produced a most commendable record of five wins and two losses. gaining the victories bv decisive margins. In the 110 lb. claw. new bov Dave Olilter corti- piled an excellent 6-1-1 record as a sophomore. At 115 Nick Appollonio and Roy Hope combined to wrestle most of the matches in this class. Hope per- fonned an unusual feat bv pinning his mari in his first vaisitv match. Bill Russell. one of the best wrestlers on the squad. tied last vear's New England Llhaznpion from ftlilton and had a 5-1-1 record at 121. Brad Dorsey used the psychological approach bv lettin! his opponents think him to be harmless. However. he beat five of his seven adversaries in the 127 lb. class. Alan Chase beat Tabors captain in a great match while holding down the 133 lb. class at 5-2. while Jottv Pearsall wrestled well at 138. A much improved Lou Higgins lost onlv one match at 1-17, while Scott Magrane found the going rough in the next weight class. Captain John Steele provided excellent leader- ship while compiling a 6-1 record at 167. A very fine wrestler. Steele almost always capped the meets with his wins. THIRD RUW J. Trickey. Illanagerg F. Barker: R. Hope: Mercer: D. Glover: R. Wiser: Mr. Evans FIUCII FIRST L Clark N AIJP0l0Yli0L R. Brwwu, Ilflanager. SECOND ROIV: YV. Russell: A. Cliasr-1 L. Higgins Steels' up ROW Mr Lmherg, Coachg S. Magraneg G. Lcaheyg J. ming D. Pcarsallg B. Dorsey: D. Olikvr. LETTER WINNERS John Steele, Captain Allan Chase Brad Dorsey Dudley Glover Lou Higgins Roy Hope Garry Lealiey Scott RfIZ1g'I'8.HC Dave Olikcr Jotty Pearsall Billy Russell Bob lVise Russ Brown, Illanagvr Jack Trickcy, Illazzagrr Mr. Evans, Coach 'Q mum X 5 pig-minus.. l v kj ,V J Higgins goes for H16 near zum of his Tabu man. .XT1dUXffI' B lIHOT1l St. Klzulfs Exfftffr RIHLOII Tabor' Nc.. E IfIYJ'.+.'I'Jff and Nlnhol G LJ ngfland Class .X TV I' I0UI'I'1Z1IJ1',.1l ff Steele applies a fgure-four. 108 Bob 'Wise had a .500 record in a tough class at 177, while Gary Leahev was 3-2-1 at Unlirnited. Both boys did very well against good competition. In the Interscholastics the teain placed third aniong eight schools. Bill Russell gained the chaiupionship at 121, while Jottv Pearsall was second at 138. Captain Steele, Oliker. and Dorsey took thirds, as Hope and Higgins placed fourth, all in their respective weight classes. The teaui performed well this year, as have all Governor Dunnner teams in the past. Mr. Evans again produced a squad which brought respect and prestige to the school, but the boys themselves were re- sponsible for continuing the trend of our excellent wrestling tearns. 'Sl' Steele gets set to break down his man. if K N A 1 Russell zcorkr for riding time in the hnals. T ze 191 Ib champz n 109 ,km IDI 'v Mr 1 f 1 WCW A THIRD INPIIB' AI. ffllf-11, 1Ilf111ffQr15 XV, X'l1YllIhl'l'ilI P. Ciwlw- Ifhl: If Rf1I1re'11v-: R B1111,I1Q11:. fIl'f.9'T li'f'!I1' Kam- T. 11151113 P, AI11I111w11. 1Ilfn1ffg1f: Sl-,IILYIJ lfflll' N111 .X11- II1'z1Iri I NNY-V1-1. B IQ-'V1 AI R'-ffwr S Km. ' V ' I cI1'1's+111, l,w11l1,- S l,1ll111:s1 IJ, NNM11flm.11fl, I' Huh, S. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNICR VARSITY HOCKEY THIRD 1CUH'.' P. Nax'111s: B134-1': R. IXI111'w: Ci. .I11l111Q-1111 fXI411'u:111: P. fryxtiill. .U-1r:f:4f' 1711'J.9ST ITVII1' F SVIUL- B. S11llix':111, ,U111zz1gvr. Slff.'l7.N'D 1fI7I1'.' X111 Rims, lfffflflz: 1112111111 Birdg K11g111p. D Ii11:1. Q fl I,1lQ'- D NL- fu' B. Eddy: R. Rulnj-1'tw11: J. Wl11r111111'm'g D. Sll1IN'I'I4lllxl'I'l CG. sf-11: S, Gripper, 1 fr T 'iz HP W . , H 121 'fx rl:-A -f-1' 'T l Q ...1-...L A... I 1 7 ' 1.1.1 1 .. - l -' - Jkiv- 4 H1121 FOURTH ROW: Mr. Linberg, COHC11,,' Adams: M. Nickerson: M. Little: R. Canterbury: T. Keeney: J. Well- man: M. Rogers: E. Shepard, Manager. THIRD ROW: P. Kan: W. Jaffe: M. Gourlie: Connellyg M. Barnes: SECOND ROW: D. August: BI. Conn: E. Nlorrisseyg J. Tinker: D. Hudson: R. lN1ac'leocl: D. BCYQIIIZIIIIIQ VV. Bllrt' u D. Lewis. FIRST ROW: W. Henerey: D. Henry: A. Cam- eron: T. Critchley: A. Rose: W. Major: R. Wait: D. Moss' - R. Bashaw: D. Estey: R. Haggerty: L. Johnson: R. Bolles. JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL WRESTLING HOCKEY G.D.A. OPP. Nobles 29 26 Groton 28 25 Brooks Andover 9 58 IP5WlCh Belmont Hill 33 39 Belmont Hill Browne and Nichols 23 64 Exeter st. Marks 45 23 No- Andover Middlesex 24 33 Exeter Brooks 22 37 Andover Milton 12 41 Milton Cardinal Cushing 45 57 Tabor Belmont High 27 30 Uoflefeloes Nobles 25 6 35 Tournament Tabor 28 46 PONY BASKETBALL G.D.A. Opp. Belmont Hill 40 45 Brooks 53 57 Emerson 54 38 Portsmouth 39 47 Middlesek 51 46 Brooks 60 29 Middlesex 46 48 Emerson 55 39 Belvedere 47 29 111 J. Keeler: Nevius. G.D.A. Opp. I2 Brooks 21 Nobles 3 B 81 N 85 Middlesex 30 Brooks 27 Milton Il Berwick 8 Belmont Hill 6 St. Mark's 4th out of eight PONY HOCKEY G.D.A. Opp. Andover O Brooks 5 Shore 9 Pike 5 Danvers 4 Shore 2 lNIiddlesex 2 Brooks 4 Opp. 2 4 5 Cancelled 1 4 2 4 1 R ns 5 14 13 ft x ' 1 X 1 4 , ' ff! I. 5 . THIRD RwI1',- Cf. Plllirlutfwlu R, Iiflmllvli NI Klilf-s SKY SAM.-.z1rfr'1, XX' XN'.u?,.11v: li 161.14 f'lf.'Vl lv 'li I' I UND RUIV: IX111 Miulin, Cvflflfllf lf1x1r'1'swr11 IJ, Rf-id. YYNH1-l. XI DNN hu! I ,.I',f..n' R IMM4 I! X1 :sm THIRD RUIV: P. fJSM4Hll11 .-X Niflwlig P, IIl'1I1lI1l'Ixilll' I' Nix' Dzxzzu. 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'3f l 'f f , Q I5l.lHmxif.kl xiaim. Philip XX. lxzui. Il. PM Sl.a:i Rfafl. Edgar M. Caldxxc-ll. Rl. 4, BMX 215. Hwff KWH. U-EAL .M1c'l14i1'agc', Kviilllvlay Jcllfvl' HA hfihff- 311 Bl flU'r1l :XU'filJ'f. Brink XV. Clallmi, 5119 WH-sl 12151 Strcct, Baiifrfifl Hall. , 5ll3ll lJi', ll A I Nm. yfyrk 27x Nm.. ynrk lv-mill 1'x1i.uslix1rj.'. 1 fif'fiff:i.a:. Lam Arthur A. Clamcrrin. 919 Las I.frl11ZlS.xYf'I1llf', 11'3V'l3ml , -4 , .Kiitlifiiiy X. lxi.z1p1i.jr. 1:1 llzuh R' arf Pzxrific- Palisaclr-s. Calil'1irriia Alan L. Chasc. 31l'4 Purrliass- Street. Ncxxlillrypurt Driiialcl 111. Cmckvr, Jr., 33 Ilaslwll Stn-Ct Fitrliliurg Braclsllaw N. Dursvy, P1'irin,- Stu-cl. Bvx'c'i'ly Charlcs II. Duntfm. 1fl'1 Srhmil Strcct. Bmcllwrcl. PI'l1IlSylVZ1lll1l D. Brvxxcr lfclcly. Brix 155, Duxbury Frcclz-rick T. llvans, 1 Stlizxlliiiimt' Rriacl. 1Vz1kc-fic-111 Nr-'.-.liury -Ifillll CI. K'-utsw. 1373 llall Slrfffl. Q fN1z11'i1l1wl i'. 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Hampshirv, jr., 19 Bvvcliinfiiit Sm-vt. , Blflfild , lpric' fi. ?X11I1HlPf1 l'f1t. 211 Hudsi I1 Lazy. xVUl'l'f'S1l'I' R. Duuglns Hamifm. Brix 9. Rumsrin, Nvw ,Icrsr-y John P. K. Ilzxyclun. 29 Atlantic Ax'cnur', Bvvvrly .Hex N1-iiiriw. 1.1-umriyn :Xriifild L. N1Hrtfiii. 6 Birivr Riiafl. fllll1ll'l'S1l'l' Duiuhr D. Nivli--lsiiiz. lvi N-11111 Sm-vi. Cinflfin .I--lm R. Niiiris. 1733 xIflNFL1xl2iL44'I1S f .Xrliiiiliiii T1 Thi-izzns I.. O'Dvn. 21 llaziwi' Srrcct. NC'XNl1lll'1' Clie-erm' Pnrniwi. -Ir.. 2510 Plvasarit Street. L. .I . 7 ' ' Cf11i'iQtwpliv1' XI. Pwpv. T P!C'xf'1'lI'l Drivv. Nasliua. N1-xi Hnixipsliirc Stcplu-11 NI. Ri-111: 176 Iluiiiphrcy Sxrcut. ,fX1,411'lilr'li.f-nd M , Q YN illmm YN. Rusirll. ith, 111113 Xwrth 15:'iwiit1 bm 'Wilmiiisl--ii. Uvlfmmv Pctvr S31-21'l11, fi1'YCl'I11'!' Dulzzmcr .M'3Cl:'-im' South Bxticld Ralph F. Svxt-in. 11. 11 Rrmui.-lcv Rini. XYi11c'l1c'Slc'1' Frvdvrirli -I. Slwpnrd. 1711 Orr-an Axviziic. Klzxrl-lvlivnd A , Dnxinl P. Slu-ppnrd. Jr.. 169 111011 Y L1-vis. . iqvn. Y in-titniii D--iiglns F. Smith. 129 Svliiwl Strom. Imliniimi. New lflnmpsliirv 1X111l'li Starr. 11 llnsvii R-incl. Xu-mimi Cvntrc 59 Dm-ill B. Sullixnii. XYi1lmi. You' Ilniiiiwliiir , Hnrml S. Tvimrv. Cmzwl .Xx'011110. J N1-uliurxli XLD. 16. New York V Ruiwll Tlniiiini. T23 11.151 Seminary SHOCK. A Crvuzivflsllv. Iiicliaim 158 H. Richard lVait, III, 7 State Street, Skaneateles, New York Richard S. Vlilson, 7 Mill Road, Westboro SOPHOMORES Jeffrey S. Adams, 112 High Street, Exeter, New Hampshire Manly E. Applegate, Scaife Road, R.D. ffl, Sewickley Heights, Pennsylvania Steven F. Barghoorn, 42 Bowdoin Street, Cambridge 38 Frederick W. Barker, II, 206 Lockwood Road, Syracuse 3, New York Robert A. Bashaw, III, 41 Parker Street, Newbury Donald T. Bates, Jr., Pleasant Lake, Harwich Samuel G. Billings, 58 Rumford Street, West Hartford 7, Connecticut Sidney M. Bird, IV, 197 South Street, Reading Kenneth H. Bitting, III, 365 Hartshorn Drive, Short Hills, New Jersey John G. Bryer, 624 Exeter Road, Hampton, New Hampshire Robert C. Burnham, 181 Border Street, Cohasset Lincoln Clark, III, 54 Westford Street, Chelmsford Peter K. Coleman, 60 Temple Street, Gardner Frederic M. Comins, 69 Coniston Road, Short Hills, New Jersey Martin S. Conn, 759 North Portage Path, Akron 3, Ohio James T. Connolly, 9 Summit Place, Newburyport Groverman E. Cooke, Box 722, St. Charles, Illinois John H. Daniels, Jr., 1385 East County Road E, White Bear Lake 10, Minnesota Scott Emerson, 115 Warner Avenue, Roslyn Heights, L.I., New York Robert D. Erickson, 2190 Edgecumbe Road, St. Paul, Minnesota Charles D. Estes, 1326-2 Vandenburg Drive, Andrews AFB, Washington 25, D.C. David B. Estey, 173 Nichols Street, Norwood Malcolm P. Gourlie, 75 North Main Street, Thompsonville, Connecticut Stephen F. Gripper, 11 Kent Street, Saugus David H. Hartz, 72 East Church Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Thomas W. Heald, 345 Old Ocean Street, Marshfield - William C. Henerey, 279 Nahant Road, Nahant Peter C. Hicks, 45 Westwood Driv, Worcester 9 Thomas C. Hildreth, 1 Beacon Street, Marblehead Laurence M. Hilliard, 8 Meeker Road, Westport. Connecticut David C. Holmes, 90 Brookside Road, Darien, Connecticut Roy E. A. Hope, 800 Sheridan Road, Bloomington, Indiana John H. Howard, 96 Winifred Road, Brocton 47 Donald P. Hudson, 70 Scotland Road, Newbury Simeon Hyde, III, Via Alessandra Poerio 92, Roma, Italy W. Walter Jaffe, 811 Highland Avenue, Fall River Leonard W. Johnson, Jr., 483 Main Street, Amesbury Scott B. Kay, cfo Aranico, Abqaiq Box 315, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia James H. Keeler, 3rd, Glen Street, Rowley Timothy R. E. Keeney, Somersville. Connecticut P. Gregory Kelliher, 81 Wethersheld Street, Rowley C. Spencer Knapp, 180 Trevor Court Road, Rochester 10, New York J. Andrew Leonard, II, School Street, Manchester George C. Lilly, Saconesset Road, West Falmouth Michael J. Little, 67 Green Street, Newbury Richard L. MacLeod, 42 Grove Street, New Bedford Timothy R. Maier, 440 South Creek Road, Racine, Wisconsin C. Gary Morgan, 34 Alden Road, Andover Charles W. Morse, III, 19 Green Street, Newbury Peter L. Navins, Governor Dummer Academy South Byfield Mark W. Nickerson, 30 Lincoln Street, Watertown David W. Oliker, Walnut Street Ext., Auburn, New York Paul R. O'Neill, 49 Elm Street, South Byfield David B. Richards, 72 Lancaster Avenue, Lunenburg Eugenio Robreno, Calle Paris, Quinta Monse Las Mercedes, Caracas, Venezuela Randolph Rowland, 134 Summit Avenue, Upper Montclair, New Jersey Frank J. Ryder, Ill, Piney Point. Marion R. Ford Schumann, Jr., 27 Stratford Place, Binghamton, New York Bradford H. Silsby, 870 Hale Street, Beverly Farms David C. Stevens, 89 Fox Run Road, South Hamilton David W. Stonebreaker, 18 High Road, Newbury I Jonathan W. Strater, York Village, Maine Minshall G. Strater, York Village, Maine Barry Sullivan, 195 High Street, Newburyport David W. Tinker, 15 Nutmeg Lane, Andover J. Thomas Toth, 124 East Riverside Drive, Olean, New York George W. Tower, IV, 276 Cedarwood Road, North Stamford, Connecticut John L. Trickey, R.D. if5, Carlisle, Pennsylvania Stephen D. Uhl, 207 Walnut Street, Hinsdale, Illinois William G. von Berg, Jr., 14 Idlewood Road, Rochester 18, New York Jeffrey C. Weber, 234 Dewitt Street, Syracuse 3, New York John G. Wellman, Jr., Wellman Heights, Johnsonville, South Carolina John A. Whitmore, 22 Locust Street, Marblehead Samuel J. Winer, 22 Woodland Way, Haverhill Dana W. Woodward, Jr., 13 Elmwood Road, Marblehead Geoffrey K. Yohn, 166 North Gate Road, Manchester, New Hampshire FRESHMEN Keith L. Adolph, 2925 Blake Avenue, N.W., Canton 8, Ohio Ross M. Barnes, Jr., Monmouth Hills, Highlands, New Jersey William W. Barnes, 56 Summer Street, Taunton Bennett H. Beach, McLain Street, Box 66, R.F.D. iii, Mount Kisco, New York Edwin S. Beatty, 264 Basin Drive, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Florida Russell S. Bolles, 12 Woods Lane, Ipswich Richard D. Boucher, 317 East 20th Street, Northampton, Pennsylvania Winston S. Burt, Doublet Hill Road, Weston 93 Scott D. Cameron, 949 Las Lomas Avenue, Pacific Palisades. California Remington A. Clark, III, 21 Sheffield Road, Winchester Richard B. Crawford, 35 Otis Hill Road, Hingham Andrew F. Creed, R.F.D., Rowley J. Barry Davidson, Jr., West Lake Road, Skaneateles, New York Morgan O. Doolittle, III, 29 Clyde Avenue Jamestown, New York John Y. Easton, 185 Primce Street, West Newton 65 John W. Emerson, 115 Warner Avenue, Roslyn Heights, L.I., New York O. Scotten Emmons, 8 Radnor Circle, Grosse Pointe Farms 36, Michigan Philip T. Finn, Box 183, New Castle, New Hampshire Harper Follansbee, Jr., 20 Salem Street, Andover Jeffrey P. Forte, 529 Hillyer High Road, Anniston. Alabama Roger E. Guernsey, 47 Monadnock Road, Worcester 9 William M. Haggerty, 15 Twelfth Street, Salisbury Beach Paul A. Hemmerich, 1015 Lake Shore Road West Port Credit, Ontario. Canada David S. Lewis, Main Street, 9 Groton David R. Marsh, Elm Street, P.O. Box 51, Boxford Michael V. Miles, 69 Pleasant Street, lxiarblehead Daniel M. Morgan, 449 West Main Street, Shrewsbury James C. Nevius, 7 Conover Lane, Red Bank. New Jersey Andrew G. Nichols, Dole Place, Yvest Newbury Wayne M. Noel, Johnson Lane, Byfield Peter B. Osgood, Peach's Point, Marblehead Stephen YV. Parker. 81 Hobart Avenue. Summit, New Jersey A. Webster Pearce, 8 Morven Place, Princeton. New Jersey Ralph H. Perkins, 64 Holt Road, Andover H. Reid Pugh, II, 15 Grosscup Road. Charleston, West Virginia Charles A. Purington, II, R.F.D. .fi'1, Rowley Dwight H. Reid, Lakeville, Connecticut Michael J. Rogers, 34 Russell Street, Milton 87 Joseph K. Schwarzer. II, 66 Sullivan Street, Cazenovia. New York W. Ward Westhafer, R.F.D. Rowley DODGE'S I Compliments of Your lcontains no preservativel FOOD SERVICE PA TATER SAYS: t If you want this cider old, Wilbur's Food Managemen Bear in mind to keep it cold. . , , Vincent P. Wilbur If you re out to make it hard, , I President Sit it right in the sunny yard. But if you really want a drink that's neat, Take the durn stuff when it's sweet. EDGEBROOK FARM - Rowley, Mass. EBlN'S STORE fdlrwsure 01112,-at GIFTS OF DISTINCTION Route 1-A Rowley, Ivlassaclmsetzs 29 Green Street DOI'Ol'l'lY Elblhgel' Tel. l. 462-4983 Newburyport, Massachusetts olnocly knows how many hunflreils of thousunrls of people will dine tonight with 'llUVtI.E Sterling - but the actual number would lw startling. For in the two-ami-a-half l'l'llllll'lt'F tlnut lwautilul silxei' has lveen niutle in NFXNllllI'PIl0l'l. the clexnuntl for its patterns has :novell steaflily upwaril. Craft tratlitions reaehing lvavl-Q almost to the Pilgrinis are part of the reason for 'l'0nl.r1 progress. lmt llflllliilllf the vllief reason is a ee-rtuiri soumlness ol' ilesign - lvzitterns that xi ear xx ell -that wear so well. in lliet. that they become at once a proutl possession anfl a beloved part of familv life. WLE S T E R L I N G Newburyport, lllassachuselts Very Best Wishes CHASE AND LUNT, INC. Friendly Insurance Since 1879 20 Pleasant Street Newburyport, Mass. SPONSOR'S LISTING Georgetown Sand and Gravel Co. Roger B. Coulter A Friend A Friend Wirthmore Store, Hayward Street, Ipswich, Mass. Mildred E. Chase - Typewriters, 55 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass. Mall Spa Coffee Shop, 140 High Street, Newburyport, Mass. Traister Shoe Store, 16 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass. Lunt and Kelly Inc. Hardware, 24 Pleasant Street Kray's Store for Men, 47-49 State Street, Newburyport White Farms Ice Cream, Rowley, Mass. Epicure Market, Assoc. Dealer S. S. Pierce, Newburyport, Mass. Fitzgerald Motor Sales - Pontiac and Oldsmobile, Newburyport, Mass. Harry's Flying A, 98 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. HO 5-91 14 A. Pasquale 8- Sons Greenleaf Bowling Lanes, Inc. Eastman's Studio, 5 Charter Street, Newburyport, Mass. HO 2-6772 Phillips Real Estate 8- Insurance, 1 1 Green Street, Newburyport, Mass. HO2-4752 Quality Shoe Store, Corner of Essex and State Streets, Newburyport, Mass. Lathrop Brothers and Harris Oil Company, Hammatt Street, Ipswich, Mass., 356-2938 Hayward Hosiery Company, Ipswich, Mass., 356-2981 Ipswich Electric Shop, Inc., 26 Central Street, Ipswich, Mass. K 8. G Lanes, Inc., Saltonstall Road, Ipswich, Mass. A Friend Sutton Travel Service, Inc. Woodbury-McLeod, Inc., 46 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. Liberty Market, Inc., 28 State Street, Newburyport, Mass. Diamond National Corporation, 18 Merrimac Street, Newburyport Davis Electric Service, 40 Merrimack Street, Newburyport, Mass. 'id' -v v '-A 41 , It V53 'A IN- YK Q -af' , f ' ,xg - A . v, 4 w , 1 ' 3,2 7.- - , . uc ' .' ,'f,:,,9 i..f ' ,. Q - Ng,-d.,i 4 Y- -. xww 'fQVgf?4-f.-i' ,P nl' + :'1'f .- '.1 M137 ,W . - mr .. .. g, 2 - ':4fr.Z 4 ,.i,. ' iiug in: . ,fo ,' 71. - ,Pau ' Q 1' -ag fav f Ft ij, as I will r ' 1 av. 1 4. 4 1 1 X-,1 'l -.gum -u-s4'P , ----.. -:..g,:::' ....:,,,. .-- ,,.. --........ o 'v-n-a '22- --'-: --::::-- A i b 1 ' A A.. , vw fl 8 G 4 ' . . U' 4 'J' .. .. an :W f ' ef' , ' f J' if ,Q 1 5 ' ., .-. I Y' 4 ,' fl - xii' F' wt Q. . Y f -iw ..g,:,. sf-6' R. . fa- P f y if ' .. fl , . ,- .1 bn. A as cv . M iw ' an A ' ' 4 DANIEL L. LYNCH PHARMACY Your Prescription Druggist 171-173 High Street Newburyport BADGER FARMS CREAMERY Newburyport, Massachusetts Telephone HO 5-781 1 At the Underposs Tel. ELmwood 6-5205 Foiemal yyear Rentals ' ' F ll -' W hlttler Motel or 3 Demon anis muon SHUP Junction Routes 1A and 121 10 Charter Street IPSWICH, MASS. NEWBURYPQRT HAYDN'S FAMILY PHARMACY Haydn M. Eaton, Reg. Pharm. 56 Pleasant Street Newburyport, Mass. Opposite the Post Office HO 2-4941 I LCKERIN, TOP QUALITY FUEL OIL OIL HEATING SYSTEMS EXPERT HEATING ADVICE 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE MODERN BUDGET PLAN CALL 744-5500 THE NORTH SHORE'S FAVORITE FUEL DEALER FOR 125 YEARS Mfr-Onmlorlabk '25 .feZ-also SIL van ,Fleer clefa-QJL yo-wi. Agar' OIL HEAT 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 Aff- ,.---,slfsad ' rw WM. T. HUMPHREYS BREWSTER BRCS. AGENCY' INC. INSURANCE 76 State Street EST. 1880 Newburyport, Mass. 29 State St., Newburyport, Mass., 01951 ESTABLISHED 1852 Tel- 462-4033 Congratulations to The Class of '64 -ff, TRUSSEL CONSTRUCTION CO., INC Building and Painting Contractors 613 Bay Road, Hamilton, Mass. Builders ofthe New Chapel E. A. CONRAD COMPANY 299 Cabot Street Beverly, Massachusetts BIXBY ENTERPRISES Haverhill, Moss. Chelsey T. Bixby George Henry Bixby William Cohen Suppliers to Shoe Industry Since l874 COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM J. O'BRlEN PREMIER FURNITURE STORES When Only The Best Will Satisfy eaziafi I pei tautan t, gnc. ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOODS Route 1 - Newburyport Turnpike IPSWICH, MASS. Tel. Topsfield TUcker 7-9395 AL CASALI, Mgr. SALEM SAVINGS BANK 125 Washington Street Salem, Moss. 144 Years of Friendly Service - MAY WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOU? FIRST SAVINGS BANK IN SALEM SECOND SAVINGS BANK IN MASSACHUSETTS 4 'f Fuji 4' 5 V . ,,.,... ' -,f--1-11. fgy','77f5f' 1 1 'A -C11 4.5 , ffrnfjf-f-1, f cf' -r,'4,1,Jg 3 -7' -,'-2 ,- ..,-fmzf-. ' I Q . we ff-1a . -43725 'ref gl f ,A 'iw 7 -If -g2: 4f ig' 4' QS 9 'fc S . TQ I 7...,'-,:.Q'1 ,f:,'5:?4A,, , V., ' Q, ff Q . EG S 1. 1 S if Vvvf Live Beher ELECTRICALLY NGl 92,8 E AND H5 s aff mc sig MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC I Conzplimmzfs of Ceniuru UIBHHSBIS DEDE5 RESTAURANT 4 81 6 State Street Newburyport, Mass. Newburyport For The Best in Foods Greyhound Bus Lines Agency TQ1. HO 5-0431 I Meena ......u. . , wk V r General Contractor WALSH CONSTRUCTIDN CO., INC. I 19 Webb St. Salem, Mass. Tel. 744-5077 May we have your autograph? STATE STREET BANK Q AND TRUST COMPANY Bos'roN, MASS. Member Federal Deoosnt Insurance Corporahon 1 ymwe ARTHUR E. BALSER co f, ! 3- jk X'NiWw,PA 206 Bridge St. Salem, Mass. U QUINT'S DRUG STCRE Telephone EL 6-4540 Prescription Pharmacists Norman L. Quint Market Square Reg. Pharmacist Ipswich WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF: IQIlNSIjIUXXI1lHHllliSL11ll1HJIilf,.. 'Ibhy Yan Zilf- was not a Govif: . Dodge Fivldin! rcgairwrl his11w1Lhm izy . . 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