Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1967 volume:

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' hx!-4 QR! ,'.'--.ga Q., ' g . ,I sg? II 'I - ',.I- .- 3 ,- , Q- - ..gg .v.. .. QI? 5 . .G .dp 4,31--W. II, f -'N' . ' . ' 4 ' '-lvl 7-il ' 5-' ' -x X . X in yI,.'? '- f '--I-hc., -:. I , '- X .f,..--.. , I . - . . .nu . A. f. '7' ' I - I , I.- . -I. I- -.jvI.-I -- . ' ' w Jw .4-2fg'!f,'31fxi'Sfe' Q ' fv- .r.. 'rs 5 .1 1. ..., . , . I Jeno D x l'-kt. 4 1 .. A Q ., I 8. .I - J 'iw 'fri 'Q ' 4 .' , 1- 'L - 1 .III Ii , . 4 Q V w I -as ? I 1 v + 1- ,Y - am. I ., , at-IQ Ovv- -nl 4 1-Qu-v.4al.4. TABLE OF CONTENTS THE 1967 MILESTON E GOVERNOR DUMMER ACADEMY BYFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS V1 hi if M, '-,, L gvlyuii- ,mf 7 , X, J. 1 fr gif gb, 1911? 0 Nun -s 4 43? --:Cf l K x w 5 1 tsf ' f ga jf .J J 31' 1 5 . 'uhm ,NP , ., N Ar, . 4- 'W F r I 1 1 ,gl 11 av. r,.4 f Eggs A A 1 ,A ., I I A I r :sqft f X MJ- X ? 1 Mr x -X V if X X I jd fm 44 'Q his-1 W xxx Aw xx X I , , 1 1 4 e . 4 ff'5fLA x. WHY 2 A 31 f Q 5 I I 4 I i Y ,', ' l , X 1 X f 2 3 Y' ' 'ff , . 1 , A 'D ,F girl fmwggt ff? 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I 'L . x- 4 - Sh-an----O 1 mini fa , '- .-., J.,- X' No J Q 'hd ' - yd ' o , 'S' .'- ai 'I 1 V A 1 1 l ,- r . , s . 4,- A on ., .M ,. ' as: 1 0 s dm, 1'-r. C '44 315 -4 ' t ..T,..:'-r 1 6' Q, X .. 3 fa Jlfu ' V n , '.?'f1o 'C-' . 'Q , N- L . 3 I ,J ...Lvl 0 I v 9 Q F 14 I ng., 'lv Y N .1 . ', . ' -'W' 1 , 5 . v 2 I I V ti I! lil iff' :fit , V ly, :fy V' 'Z l M veg, , .v f'-5 ifiefff' ,gi-'-H f ----'L E , ' A ' 5 -'uri' f QHEQ ' 4134 ' W- I-. U 4 Q, 'Ll fl ff, -- 1 ff ' ' ... Rv .A Ab' ,-in 1 4. -Q - an ' , 1-. . X l ,A .. M, aa-44 v ..,,-.Nuts ,Qi SR Talented and diversified men are necessary for a fine preparatory school fac- ulty. At Governor Dummer one such man has been beneficial in many capaci- ties through his versatility, his efficiency and his rare blend of humor and wis' dom. His precise but relaxed coaching, coupled with his genuine interest for the well-being of the students, makes him a true friend. Similarly, his informal, yet still resolute, instruction of mathematics produces many stimulated and success- ful students. Certainly no one will soon forget his extraordinary sense of humor. The Senior Class respectfully dedicates the 1967 MILESTONE to Lucius Man- lius Sargent, Ir. 17 T. ,,,4r 4. kg WM Q ' f Q' Q, ,....,'M ---at 'I 3 5:55 E 5.5, 5: X. f ' 5 Q I i 'TW' .ir wff , - -Q,-my-. li, 1 .133 - :,L.,..'2,3g3,f1w . . I -2 wjyyjgw Vx .14 ' 52 41-Q-iM'5l:4f.5 ff - , -- 1.'0,.,3 zfy. Q is an 22 -Q1 iff' 5 54 Qt ii 9 ... fn if PX 1 '-. A FIRST ROW: Lispenard B. Phister. Morris P. Frost. Q.-Xluunni Representative . Richard D. Phippen. Fred Gerry Dietz. Everett Ytlare Smith. Aiigiistlis P. crick S. Moseley. lloger li. Cfoultcr. Xlaixlnill B Loring. SECOND ROYV: .Xrthur O. XYellinan. Dalton. Yalleau Ntilkic. Headinaxter. BOARD GF TRUSTEES Gerry Dietz '35, President ............r.r Syracuse. New York Morris P. Frost '35 Vice President. .. .. Lake Park. Florida Lispenard B. Phister. Secretary ..... .....,.... N ewhury Everett YVare Sinith. Treasurer . . . . . . . . Vwelleslej' Frank L. Boyden ........... ........... D eerfield Arlindo Cate ..... . . . YYinnetka. Illinois Roger B. Coulter '13 ..... ...................,. C ohasset lNlarshall B. Dalton ......... .... P eterlnorough. New Hampshire Charles E. Coodhue III '43 . . ..................... YYay'land Elliot M. Cordon ........ . . Hampton. New Hampshire Frederick S. Moseley. . ...... New York. New York Richard D. Phippen '38 . . ........... xYGHlY3.ITl Valleau NVilkie. .... . . . South Byfield Alumni Fellows Robert M. Rex '53 ...... . . . Darien. Connecticut losiah H. YVelch '47 ..... ....... N t'XVt7l1l'N'POl't Archer B. desCognets '49 . . . . . Lincoln Center YT 5 I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The production of a yearbook is the result of many long hours of work by many people. The board of THE 1967 MILESTONE is not solely responsible for the publication but is indebted to many people: Mr. Douglas Miller who has faithfully stood by us to help Whenever he could. Mr. Richard Weir, the representative of the American Yearbook Company, who has aided us in the actual production. Mr. Roy Hult of Hult Studios in Melrose whose excellent photogra- phy has improved the quality of the book. Mrs. Marjorie Rouisse for her accounting and bookkeeping. Miss Louise Lovell, Miss Sylvia B. Lunt, and the entire oilice staff for their special information. The MILESTONE staH for their assistance in the tedious areas of yearbook production. Our advertisers Without Whom the book would have been an im- possibility. 19 J 'Q 9 T-Q. I go I 5 a. f i Hf g r S Jn-F 1 W nn X, 1 3 Rx, Q: .X ws, Q Y XM . , , i, I! .jas- r1 v f' Y -'X . ACULTY Y , , 7 'Y , THE HEADMASTER fcff' A 'iv f Y.XI.I,EAl' XYILKIF. IR. Yale 194' X B Ilarxuuxl I954, XI X DMI I TRATIO af ESTHER B. THURLOW Bryn Mawr 1928, AB. Librarian BENJAMIN STONE Hamilton 19332, A.B. Mathematics, Latin Director of Studies Advisor to Senior Class Director of Chapel Choir A if i l. E. XVEBSTICR DQXNN Lehigh 1952, B.S. Mathematics Director of Development IOHN NVITHERSPOON Harvard 1937, AB. Harvard 1940, L.L.B. Director of Admissions Editor of School Catalogue 23 gh.. joiw xv uosmim Norwich 1937, BS, Business Manager XX C I ,I H e A I vga' ,', W ' - in ' I THOMAS MCC. MERCER Centre 1924. .-XB, IIurvzu'cI I930, MA. Head of Ifnglish Department Commencement PriLes and Diplumas RUBRT I., GRIFFIN l'nix'ersity uf Clomrecticut Salem State 1963. BS. Director of the Dramatics Club A. MacDONALD MURPHY Harvard 1929. A.B. Director of ntthleties DOUGLAS I. SMINK. IR. xVHSI'1Il'lgIOIl and Lee 1959. BA. Duke I96l, M.A.T. Band Leader Aclvisor to The Spire 2-I JOHN I3 OCDEN. IR Ilarxard 1955. 'IIS Huston LIIIIXCYNIII I948, NI X The Spire Advisor sl -A42 DAVID Nl. VVILLIAMS Franklin and Marshall 1950, AB. Ul1lV6fbltX of Pennsylvania 1951. M.A. Advisor to junior Class Archon Editor GERALD D. lxENj0RS1x1 Xvllilfillll School, University of Pt'llI1SW1NdI11d 1937 B S La Salle 1956, MA Midcllelmry 1966, M X I I ,J E. ASHLFY FAMFQ Amherst 1953 A B Harxard 1958 Ed M Boston l,lI'llV6fSltW 1967 M A Adxisor to Freshmen C lass 1 'F 'Q WX K GUAGES ROBERT H. LINBERG VVilliams 1961, A.B. Head of Modern Langua e De Jdrtment , H I ' Advisor to The Governor HOWARD NAVINS Williams 1935, A.B. Columbia 1937. MA, Latin Dean of Students ,1- sf,, 3'1 'J 's QA - MARGARET SULLIVAN University of Vermont 1963 University of Dijon University of Madrid French . AB. THOMAS D. BOND Princeton 19613. A.B. Universitv of Mexico Spanish n 26 s,,,. h i- XORNIAN P. JAMES Princeton l963. XB, German -ur ri, oz. Lf ' ' 41, IAMES A. ROBINSON !,. .1 Svracnsc 19163, NB. French Q , I 2 VJ 3 M -sq,g,i,.,,, .. 2 THEMATICS L. MANLIUS SARCENT Amherst 1945, A.B. Head of Mathematics Department ,- ..., ...MNNM-sq-H-nv., xv PERCY CI. ROGERS XVeslevan 1918, BA. University of'To11lonse University of Stockholm University of Crznmda ff f C. HEBERTON EVANS, III Princeton 19-19. AB. ,,,,, .. DAVID H. 005511. Bowdoin 1958, .-XB. YVe-sleyan University, 1966, M.A.L.S. 27 SCIE CE L DOUGLAS L. MILLER Amherst 1950, AB. Physics Head of Science Department Advisor to The Milestone Advisor to Photographic cluli 14 THUKI XS E, NlcDl'FFll'Q. JR Nlerriinacla College 1965. RS, ROBERT E. ANDERSON Kenyon 1950, A.R. Biology Advisor to The Press Cllulm JOHN A. FEXX Rutgers 19538. RS. Boston l'niversity' 19513. Ed.M, Univ. of New Hampshire Chemistry RICHARD N. LEAYITT Amherst 196-L AB. Advisor to Sophomore Class 28 4 If RELIGIO PETER NV. MERCER Dickenson 1962, BA. Andover-Newton Theological School Cha lain P Advisor to Religons Discussion Groups A. GRAHAM BALDWIN Williams 1925, A.B.q 1948, D.D. Yale Divinity School 1928, RD. P BLIC SPE KING New , 1' ARTHUR W. SACILR Bates l926, A.B. Public Speaking 29 MU IC STICPIHCN W. BLAIR Lawrence 1966, B.Mus. PHYSICAL EDUC TIC I' 1 Y Y..-Q -,Q DUVILIAS l,. CIOUPE Springfield ffollcgc 1966. B5 Mr. Ieff Cook .......... Mr. David M. Crant ..... . Mrs. Edith True Marshall.. Mrs. Florence C. Pearson.. Mr. Paul Crifiin ......... Miss Estelle H. Kezer, R.N.. .. . Mrs. Bessie E. Noyes, R.N. Dr. Warwick Potter, M.D.. Instrumental Music . . . Machine Shop Piano Violin . . . Chief Engineer .. Resident Nurse .. Resident Nurse School Physician P ,u .t' 6 O' x'r J, u ,S ' . 1 I J .4 5 l A : f Y.-.J 1 '. K. -. 1 'u x:'t4 e D at A-4 ip. - - , I 4, 'VI' 1, . ' A --0- 5 -fx ,.,' 'Q i nj v' x ' ' Q 2 . 6 ' 'O ' l .I 1 Q . 4 ' 0 ' 0 N' -as ' O Q 4 5 - u 4 - 1- ' X ' . x 'YT --nv, f Jr uw . 1331 I. if 'U :-As..1'1.u1 -. - , . my rf' ., , 7' o - . O 14 Hu: ., - 4 . .' 1' 4 , 1 ' I X W I ' I . , s vii .l fbi 4 ls-if 'Y W ' A 'Q' . ,f iq 9 90 .93 'Ti 2119. 9 Q... V . L 'his ' 'Ia ' 1 1' if. rlig,'. 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Il.CN1 pas? 3 111111111111 this 1111111111 11111 11111 11.111 .1 11-1111111 1111111 ' ' 511011 is 1111111111 11111 11111 L'1LlNN 11111111111-A 1111. 11111' .1141- A 111111111-st. 11111 111111. 101111 1111 will 11-11111 11111111w11111 variety 111 1-11.11'11111e1'1Nt11w: 1111-11111111e1'11.1.11 111111111' 111111 11111111111 1111161111111 15 11111 cx11'11111'11111111'1 111 1111 1-axes. 11111 is pl'01ll181l'lQ. H1111111 1-1'1111p1e1e11 the - nh 0 vii , 'P '-:x'3s'lt1Qn-nl' GPHOMGRE 3 1 X E , l Sophomore Class The class of 1969 has hcen shoyyn to he an eflectiyf: co- hesive unit that can he of significant value yy hen appliefl to athletic and scholastic encleavors of rigorous physical and incntal l'tif1lllI't5lllf3IltS with the guirlance of regular profes- sional Care: Une fourth of us on the llonor lloll A 4 , Anyone for sou- venirs? . . . Tiinltin heating up his senior proctor . , Nlheelerls tlesertion . . . Nates . . . fiordonls neyy loolx on yy'hatey'er loc has a neyy' look aliout . A . Coininonsites trap Mr. Kenjorsltyt in the fQayc' '... liut there arent any chiinneys in Perkins . . . Xetlls early acceptance to Hrov.n . . . Ohhh llalphl . . . Pates and Stella l-,X or 2-Sf , . Lennie and the yyashing inachines serenade the yyaiters tluring grace . . . the liilie rental liehind Perltins , . . to the liritlge and hack. goocl training for Xlr. f,riflin's niarincs-to-lit '.., anyone up lor a re-inatcli yyith Khapel llilllr' . . . class meeting xyitli Dave Xlarsh: k'You mean the acatleiny' can lie iinproyed? . . . softer toilet paper . . a sister school? . . . intelligence tests for study hall proctors . . . ahout those inasters that you do get along yyithu . . . thereis a choice tonight lietyyeen lell-o and Green -lell-o . , . Hiclt Whitten inatle it to chapel on time finally. that is. on Daylight Sayings Tiine . . . Nlr, Roliinson-s French seal . . . photography' cluli covers the Friday Night Fights , . , a tlojen yarsity athletes . . , the .Xcacleiny ls neyy xoca- tional course: 'Wlltitiiig IIN-iueets ten tiines .1 yyeelx, The class has the potential of lieing a protluctiye and tletlicatetl group. Our recortl. alreacly one ot wliith to lie proud. yyill iluprove more during the next tyyo long years. 1 f Q I H1 'l Illll 36 1 v 5 I K 37 Q 5 I SV, ,Y i, Y UN IOR D . -157.1 ! -'r Lqrv X-,. X .lunior Class The class of H168 finds itself last racing toward that year of truth when we will encounter that vast other world of college. liven though we do not have a really outstanding record at CL. D. .X.. the class is consistently' respectable, especially considering the high standards ol' the school. Academically the class is led by Pete Harkin. Ilarry Kangis. and 'lay' Xlorthen . . . College Boards arrived in December with Ben Brewster and Toni' Nlax' obtaining Stills in Nlatli and Span' ishl . . . a fall terin physical fitness test resulted in only 19 juniors being recruited in the first draft of Bod-Squad . . . Ingham I seems to have a ino- nopob' over next years athletic captains 4 . . Big Butch Look holds the position of the Ii. Nl. U. CI. with little fear of being overtaken by a distant sec- ond, Dan Ogg . . . the junior NYork Crew excels at resurrecting Lang Clyin from and for niany' niix- ers . . . the class personality has been augmented by P.Cl.ers. tlohn tDon Aluant Iinierson and Bubba Barbaro . . . English IIIA: Hell now, I think these four fire engines are meant to represent the four horsemen of the .sXpocab'pse. . . . Boy, ani I ever racked olfl Ain' one I see on that hill is on DTT . . . Iley Bill, how many baskets sunk from that spot? . . . despite an fXuieslmry carpetbagger. most votes went to Dave Nlitchell. john lfinerson. and Bob Parsons who will be next yearis class officers. It has been a truly ineinorable year. but even better when we're seniors because of the new chair-lift on Ingham Slopes. XVell, well be able to give out detentions, anyway. 'SR' ,. Pu N I Aga if f ll 2 3' I , 'E f i ffy- ! , ' ' . ti i sv . i A I 'U' if fi t 451 si., 25,57 .. . Q 'V , .Xi QW Uk if X0 'm .J- .. x v 5 1 .1 Cs Y QS , if Mp' 4. SMI .JY 4,3 HO 'xx .',r...sg,A A, S , fgq.r'g!v . I A. .. 3 4, J . 9 A .4 . Q' ' 'I ' 1 .gf A ...i,, an. I B3 Gif 3 K Milf, J A if 99' 4 K. V. '93 an., av f' , ' 4' ,Q- fv' J W .hh f iw fi. ..... 2 . 1 'hw Q Future Pop organist. .aqua-:un--n-Q... '.,,,-', I always sleep here Mr. Witherspoon. fait.-i KEITH LAVVRIiNCIrQ .-XDULPH 61453 Huckleberry, NW., No. Canton. Ohio llarvard Cross Country Squad l. Team 2. cap- tain 3, 4g Vlinter Track Squad l. 2. Team 3, 4. Spring Track Squad l. Team 2. 53. 4g Spire 3. Trireditor 41 Covernor 3. Study llall Proctor -lp Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Keith . . . C.If.I'i.l4l.: 24Otl!f3 . . , Hun Silent Run Deep . , . Early reports . . . speak up Keith . . . Leader of the Other pack . . . Roc Nlananoff on the top lfl charts? . . . shall l play' chess or do the Spire tonight. . Q , V V .fa-V Q Playing under the lights. XYll.l.l X51 Lift: ALFOND 127 Sib er Street. Watersille. Nlaine Rutgers Vice President of Senior Class Footbal Team 2. 3. co-captain 4. to-Nl YP.. Bas ketball Teain 2. 3. co-captain 4. Colf 2 captain 3. 4. Ni YP 3. Circulation Nlana Billy. Sugar Bear sole music '... Su Push yourself. Bill 2. ger gar Ci1iXE'l'I'IUT Stafl 2 4. . Daddy Dexteris Crisp Bear . . . half Bobbst Tvdn . . . I havent had quite time to do the job l'd like to do. Sir. Hou about . . Let's talk about . . . handwriting. ROSS Mar.-DONALD BARNES, IR. Monmouth Hills. Highlands. XI. Princeton Football Team 3. 41 Governor Staff 3. Feature Editor 4. Clee Club 2. 3. 4. Tour Committee 33: Nlovie Committee. Mac . . . salutes XYeb's bicycle . . . an- swer the green jello phone . . . jock awards. MC .... Red Banks gift to Christondom . . . signs stolen and deliv- ered . . . do something just because its there to be done . . . applied to Blon- inouth College . . . unbreakable tube of Prell . . . Il fait toujours livrogne. 42 Y:-7 i 2' fwox Whit?-'-l 'i' ROBERT MUSE BASS 45 XYest0ver Road. Fort NVorth, Texas Yale Covernor Art Editor 41 Archon 4g Reli- gious Discussion Croup 4g Lilmrary Proc- l0l'. Bo. Bohis . . , for Cod, money, and Yale . . . whats that PA. ring for? . . Mother Baystate . . . the oil harren . . did you knock? . . . French V . . . all leaguer . . . Bo went to Outward Bound. and made the Bod Squad. 736 'fav- Eur XYIl,l,l.'XNl Nl'.fXI,lDFiON BARNES 56 Summer Street. Taunton Norwich Football Team IS, 41 Lacrosse Team fl, 44 Study llall Proctorg Clee Cluh 2, JZ, 45 Fishing Cflulm lg Photographic Cllulm l, 2, 31 Red Key Society 3. Dum Dum, Beach Ball . . . freshman year easier the second time around . . . trips to Cllens Falls . . . senior power to spare . . . no Dum Dum don't pass on the hill . . . whcre'd you get the hicky? fa.. FN XR Oh, my! It's study hall! ig. I ', 04 J 'highs- fur Oo 1 2 S . , ,tw A .tl 4 gif 'c Q is 2 I' KN. lb 'xx oi: We swapped Alaska for Texas . . . BENNETT HASTINGS BEACIII Box 66, R.F.D, Ill, Mount Kisco, NY. llarvard Spire 53, Tri-editor 4: Covernor 41 Press Cluh 2, 3. 41 Tour Committee 2. 3. 4: Red Key 3. co-chairman 44 llonor Roll l, 2, 53, 44 National Merit Letter of Commenda- tiong Spanish Club 2, 3g Chapel Commit- tee 3. Ben . . . Dickie Lee forever . . . aren't you a little small for a freshman . . . skin head to mop top . . . Soakin up the Bennies . . . Poor old Beach . . . aggres- siveness on pony Football . . . elephant hackfield. 43 Soaking up the Bennies H . mag' 'X , 7 , a- .1 ',, lgilsmffws Tai. '-?'4 '?sf ly iff' W lf A fs xg' A- wjys ,W 5 Ks- -. . 'ik , a . aw F , - 4 Y 'His 'f 1- Wei' ' 'i,.,t, .,. :Q .- ya 4. ,Q V., - , 5 4 gh, . 4 , . ,ge ggi., - Q-.1 ,J . Air-1 ,RK,,..-w,,HM ,q D am'-4. , Wi is 'A l 'T'-., 4 Es 'f l .Q ..' GNT m wl w-it fl L.?.yQ,'J'V x- ,'w-' lt -A T . 'V 'zyban ivtlsx ifxtjrxlu. 'af-jaw r 1- - , '- W fy. x -Q A s . -'ur' I K' 4 s TQ: -li .x A ' Qu F1-1 ' y Z'-'Y Rug 1 1 45 x s . Y - X ,, 'Q J io- ' ..- , Q 5 ' 4-' xx -' ,' . . ,, 1 Q1 1 . ,w I . 1 ,gg N - U. - 4 5 x f ENN I ,J 'I 8.1 Af' Q ,K 1 O ' f , 3- - -I. 34 ,131 p M ,-at - I -4 ,SEQ a r .lf L+ -1 t 1 K - . -,rf . Wm 53: s 4' fa X my I i' 'wi ,,,.--,. , .- 3.44 .,.. f' , x s.. ,,. g ,- ' ' qi,--, , x ,, lf .A I id. 'fr , V . 1 A , e 'Q , 1 Tl: '-,- 25' :rf V T f' gh? - fig Ml .w w f Y ws htm.-gp: , , ' 'Z nw ! f' f a t. if r xi 4.2. LJ Y . ,, Uxsxi ' i A Nl. EDWIN STAHK BEATTY N ql 400 N. Lake Lulu Dr.. XYinter Haven 5 , Fla. ' xg johns Ilopkins - ' u v Q f I Clee Club 2. Spanish Club I. 2. 53. 4. 5 Ll N French Club 41 Debating 2. Drarnatics '3. L-elif' 'Y 4' -,N ' - Ned. Stark. Ed . . . he liked his junior , A .A year in Europe. but hc'd been there be- fore . . . withdrew his Princeton applica- .A 'I '7..'.yf k tion . . . charged Hoody for his glasses . . . plays a regular guitar , . . Ft. .h Lauderdale by the sea . . . is hc or isnit v7 .. gf' s ' 4' 't F , , .,,,.. . f' ,. ' I, -' av ' ' v x lv. , J .s x ' VV W , ' A ' Q 'V A R 4 . P yt in I ' 'Q m F - A ,, -W, : A , f Q ts. ' ,f ' nf -- , . ' U i he? only his . . , .,f! .- 'I ,fl I B 4 -A L. A . w .-.V-as-at Q :Q fi f ' ' -' Come on down! I 68 1-4' lv' .12 fx ffm? f Qt 'ag .W W x, ', 5, ' : '- -,,, 5 .f 'ft 3' if 0-..r.,.,s. if - HA- ,, t X,-11:-za.-. ii V..'1'f. ' 'HN I' s jr , jiri .3-,G nh. - u rg - , - x ,. ,Q Q., , t, ff: fffw- Ii -2 24 ' sf - 9 g,.. 5. - A :L They actually believed that it was mine! But I pinned him before! RVSSEL STORY BOLLES I2 XYoods Lane. Ipswich Ltica Wrestling Team 4. Movie Committee 41 Chapel Committee 4: Photographic Club 4: School Band. Nobody' Special. Rusty. Russ , . . Ringo is pathetic . . . Alexander Graham Bolles of Perkins II . . . full bass. full volume . . . blocks of wood on the brakes and the accelerator . . . Hyou and your red . . mu: HUBIlItT TIIONISKJX BLOCK 9.3 I-'itch lbll Road. Fitchburg Denison Wrestling Team -I. Baseball I. Coier- nor Staff S. photography and sports 4: Dormitory Proctor. Language Lab Proctorg Cilee Club 4. Lhoir 3. 4. Red Key 3. Pho- tographic Cllub 2. 3. -I. UHUH2 Club 2. 3 Tour Cfoinuuttee 3. 4. Tutor 3. -1, Rog. Block Roger. fat legs . . . burns those paths . . . elephantitus of the ears llllgllsf. ineinorsf . . . el duce of cottage . . . john Emersorrs roommate for 19 days , . . lessons secretly prepared. but he never lets on. S I FREDERIC FARLEY BURCHSTED 11 Boxford Road, Topsfield University of Chicago Chess Club 3, 41 Tutor 4: Library Proc- iOI'. Fred . . . show me your imitation of a tvaspveg., Fred . . . Say Fred are you en- oying the game? . . . reads Plato during League Basketball game now in Freud, this proves . . . james Joyce, me and Chico. A 4 RICH.-XRD NIONTSIE BRAYTON Mast Road, Durham, New Hampshire 4, i University of North Carolina jf' ' A 2 , , P, QT fs, Soccer Team 3, co-captain -lg co-M.V.P, i I 41 Basketball Team 53: Tennis Squad 2. Team 3, 4g Headwaiterg Red Key 53, co- chairman 4: Spanish Club -1. Rick, Rich . . . spend much time in the infirmary? . . . man from I.O,U. . . scrap book . . . knee boils at 212 . . cuts up corridor master . . . enjoys knives, What if he had walked out? t 3 , 1 FY 3 522. .y Qi i114 'Qui' After the Fall Do you have a date for the Spring Dance? , , , - , ,, 4 Je, .. -J' , -o AWN ' . - ,,f,4.-V .J-'V . ,ws , s'-... . , 1863 .M . Akpq. V iw, 1, U- A, -.n is .' -S ,fl 'ff -f ' 'f, 7+f,'v-T af as .nf -L5 ., L' fig' R 5 7 'I' 'fr -V7 ,H ' :C V'f5 '?, . . , , . -1 2 . - 1-fr ' XVIINSTOIN slu, BURT - 1 S' ' . , . 2 . - - '-' by f - , s if cf Doublet Hill Road, NVeston - ,, gf- Q '- ff Union V A 1 Q 'f 'if ' 8 Football Team 3, -lg NVrestling Team 33, A , A ' Q5 -lg Baseball Team I, 2, 3, co-captain 41 .V Outing Club 21 Photographic Club 3, Post 'K if-' : 5- if - B- ,-1 t- ' Oflice 2, 3, Milestone Staff 3, Editorial . W 'I TA-T Board -lg Dormitory Proctorg Study Hall Proctor. XVinnie, NVinston, VVin rouged ue checks . . . 3rd and -ith period naps . . . rg' 1 , . 'V' 1 -.f 4. iw if ., l. 5 breaks leg to get out of baseball practice ,Q . . . like a cigarette should . . . free breakfasts . . . diamond studded baseball bat. 45 4 1, . . IOHN XVIIITNIOHE BL'TLIiii Folly Ilill. Mount Desert. Nlaine University' of Maine Conunodore of Sailing Clluli. Lilmrary Proctor. 545 john . . . 'AVVl'iat are you doing. niakiug ' s:iillioats': ' . , , how Ctllllt' Nlr. Naxins cloesn't like nie? .,.' 'Its goocl inusici' . . . variety in speech class ..,' 'uxuhif Sailing is a dangerous sport! 'II- wp, ust han 'n' around 8' Remember June 33 Q If-E7 .gg- Q-, - . ,fl-Q. -4r 1 . M' his DON SLD H XRPEH COXCZDOX 20 Newmarket Road. Durham. New Hampshire Undecided Football Manager 4. Outing Cluh. eo- president 4. Photographic Clulm S31 Clee , Cluh 41 Spire Staff 4. Lihrary Proctor. V Brillo. Don . . . well it's alright espe- cially since he wa5n't even expecting a paper from me . . . Did you take any of my Vargas? . . . wash and wear hurns . . . sawtooth. hopalong . . . a part of EVERY play on foothall . . , most guts in school. HHXIIXLTUN XLONZU t.l-XHk lil 22 Dartmouth Street. Wiiicliuter Slttxuli lloelxey Team 2. 3. 4. Bax-liall Team 2 -3. 4. Photograi Jhic tfluli l. 2. 3. 4 r Committee l. 2. 3. 4. Cite tQluli J Spire Staff 4. Lilirary Proctor. Biff. Rem . . Nthere is Oswald nmw that we really need him' . . net er hada haircut at KLDA. . . . op. Nurrealixtic pop. psyclledelit-. up the grooxe where did you get that towel . . foothall jock at li. of Ceorgia . . lionex m0- tormouth. -ri- 4 On a srrrrny ytednesday in Septenrher of lfltiii it hecarrre oh- y'ious to the olrseryant that tlre Cflass of ISJHT ras represented hy the rreyy freshruent yyas to he the hest ol iloyernor Dnmmer's 204 classes, yye started oll the tliir'd century: yye yyere in the tfassins tflay generation. yye yyere of eorrr'se tirrrid at first. hut doyyn deep in each of us lay the stull that great classes ar'e rrrade of. The rrsrral pangs of lrorrresickrress preyailed in rrrany of us away' from horrre for the first time. Part of the school yy er'e still rath-er prinritiye. and we ar'e the last class yy ho yy'ill r'ernemher the old featrrr'es. Buddha didnlt lrit the tlrill once drri'irrg his freshman year. There wasn't one. flranted. popsicles and pastr'y were available at the store in Philips. hirt a lramhurger irryoly'ed a tr'ek oy'er to Ould Xewlrnry. Chapel service took place in the Cohh Boom on diuirrg hall chairs. and lrang tlyrn hecarrre a rrroy'ie theater on rrrost Saturday nights. and an arrditor'iurrr for riursic aml dramatics on otlrer's. Dormitories formed the focus of our extensive social life. Beid and Nlac. tyy'o of Nloodyis party lioy s. got the year off yy'ith a hang as they slept through the first hreakfast in their' CDN ca- reers, During intery'als in the alrrrost constant arguurents lie- tyy'eeu Brrddha. Nlike B.. and john XY. IC.. either Nlonk or Keith worrld he hear'd marching as grrar'd of their third floor for'tr'ess. There were holes in their' delerrse sy stem. how'ey'er. as their op- ponents managed once to decorate their ahode with rrrrrltitrrdi- nous. streamlined coat harrger's. Nlonk yvas a little too exulyerant once as he managed to project a crrp of yy'ater' directly into the lace of surprise y'isitor'. li. .xshley liames. lt really' w'ould have heen nice if the irrhahitarrts hadrrt insisted on pulling down Xlike Bfs paiarna hottonrs yy'herrey'er he walked the corr'idor alone at night. Nlac and Dan were the water halloon hoy's. and Biff rust acted liirrrself. .xnd never let it he said that the fyloody' occupants were unalile to take advantage of a good opportunity.. for the Nlr. Eames-sponsored last night water fight was a howl- ing success. .Xnd the year' w'ouldn't hay e heerr yvhat it was if they hadnlt collected sixty-nine thousand hoxes of cereal. filled a clos- et with thern. and later shipped therrr hack to Bertha and flom- pany' with the yy'ords FPyOSIl Bl'l.F. a real truisrn. on each one. Things w'er'en't all roses. hoyy'ey'er. as l,arry' Lougie finally hid farewell to Covieland. I V It yy'as generally a zoo on Perkins 3 in 'BIZ-'fi-4. with srrch srrrok- ing. radio-play'ing stalyvarts as Wehstrina. Steve P.. Billy' B.. and Scott lf. t'p at .Xmhrose. wlrer'ey'er' that is. there yy ere rrrrrrors ahout Roger Cl.. and heds frequently' padded with shaving cream. Bog was the sharpshooter yyho lrrrrled a snoyylrall fr'orn his yy'iri- dow. hittilli Nlll XYilkie's car with air irrrpressive clunk. Thats w'hat's known as the 4-year old error. Une day the fellows from the little red house raided .Xrnhrose in an effort to cast Stark into serene ,Xmhrose Pond. They were successfrrl only' in hreaking his spectacles. which they ended up paying for, Now that yy'lasn't very' good. This cpiaint hrrildirrg housed study' facilities and tie racks for the class s ranking scholar'. Day'e Nl.'Buss's Clrape Nuts collection was the finest in the school. Then there was Nlason. fr'eslnrren volleyhall champs. Nlost of the noise yy as pr'oy'ided hy Scott Bladess' flarnerorr, Paul, and Barry. Nlason did hay'e the hest parties. and liter'ar'y' achiey'e- ments were highlighted hy Richie lioy'er's poem. There were frightening moments when they' had to w'alk through the Lang Britt Ciluh lSpook took it like a manl. .yndy and Phil. the conser- vationists. rescued lleathcliff. a pigeon ohy'iously'. when the poor creature was hohhling near the tennis courts. hyfter a romn in Mr. Dann's apa1'trnent. Ileathclift' settled down in the third floor' hathtuh. This special hir'd was finally' released in perfect health and has returned every' spring ter'rri since. .xndv alrrrost sued the Clandis when they' r'an over his hike with their garhage tr'uck. john Y. after reading science fiction all study hall. was srrr'e to raffle off a couple of Clokes rrrost every' night. i Sports were exciting. also. lylonk. lim N. tDid he really' loy'e hirnself'?l. Phil. and Ben forrued the iruighty' elephant hackfield: total weight equals 5380 porrrrds. .rx garneihero could win the yVay'ne Noel Hands fxyvard or the Dave Nlarsh Memorial Bread Basket .-xyvard. Biff hroke his wrist playing touch foothall. never playing a single pony' game. Chet the let anchored the rnanageri- al staff. Calisthenics wer'e the high point of practice. First came two lays around the field. and then another twenty minutes of miscel aneous exercises t4loe's favorites yy'ere rush-upsr. Rick Senuta ke at Nlr. Xlurphy' hnsy' as he syy'itched from foothall to soccer to oothall to high school. Soccer yy as more popular. espe- cially' with the pansies. Prohahly the most ryenrora rle game was I 4-, C7 ., ' CLASS HI TORY and Btn gry e us lns larrrorrs flex nr fIl.XSS UF IFJHT yyith Belrrrorrt llill in Nforse l'r , - a the hasketlyall pictur'e. and Brrddlra thrilled air .Xlnmni tlynr 4. pacity crowd yyith his lralf-cour't hoop yersns Bclyiderc. l.acro lever hit as hard as ever that year. and rrrany yyer'e the rrrisfortu nate yyho set foot upon the lacrosse field that spr'irrg. Bill ll. y s rl rncrnlur of tht xony hrsthrll te'nn 'rlthongh fly lrrlls an mtegrr ' -1 ' i - r 1 . L c one in particular. gay e him tronlrle. flap had a hig freshrnan yr rr atlrleticallyy hut lieing on the iunior gandlri crew the folloy Y KY 17 r ying fall seemed to destroy his initiatiy'e. Uni' athletic pr'oyyess yy. n r yarsrty tennis lctttr and Nlrck D. and Ny rn evident as Dan yyo a ' 1 ' ' 'A car'rred varsity hasehall it-rig-rs, Fr'eslunarr year' was the year' ol the crew' cuts. lt yy as also tht 1 rd truly lrrll year that lroairders knew that dayhoys existed. We ln s I In the luxuriorrs top floor of Parsons. Ny e slroyyed orrr'selyes y rl rant in darrger'ous srroyyhall tights yyrtlr rrpperclassrrren. Nlr. ld wai'ds showed ns a good time in lfnglish tXoyes lndert and on the diarrrorrd. and yy'e disliked going to lad at ltlztltl. XX e tr'red to get used to Clovic food. carr'ying tray s, and the laurrdr'y. ln thc first tyyo yy eeks yy e yyore name tags and yver'c sent to the kitchcn to ask Bertha for saltpeter. Nlany yyere unfortunate enough to take language study. ancient history. or lrotlr. There was tlu , lieautiful hicy'cle luiilt for three. and yy e got our kicks at 4Sa day night movies and on Srrrrday alter'rroou tr'rps to Dodge s. XM yy er'e nrrrocerrt. Next year yy e yy ere cynical. hecause yy e yyer'e sophornores r i pcs ltll l retrrrned yyith long a lot of us krieyy all the ro -. ' lileached hlorrd hair and lots of good snrrrrner' stories, t'.aglerrr'r sent its rrsrral dignified contingent. and Bill X. stai'ted his nini ' letter' yar'sity career. XYe first saw Tor Fink during our sop rrrore year. ifoothall iockr. From .X rplr-wild carrre Bog Yo-lh Block. also a star soccer' goalie. yy' io in his senior year' yy as lir'st draft choice in hig league soccer'. lfyarrs Nlotelihad the r Sl al yy'ild ones. Dave lasper. Dick Bailey. and Steye li were rrrra to last the vear. hut Hugo. Bov. and Tony hung in there rrrakrrrg great comehacks. llanging greasies yy as 'irr. hut cr'eyy cuts hc gan to lose their' appeal. There were lots of good tirrres. and li tirrre yvhielr had to he dey'oted to schoolyy'ork. Skatehoards yyt hig tirrre. especially on the Cottage rrrrr yyith Bar'r'y leading thc way: Frisliee games took priority oy'er all other' after'-dinner rc tivities dnr'ing the spr'irrg. The hig star was fleorge the Steam roller. yvlro had a hand in every pile-up. .xnyone who c' have lots of yy hite socks was pr'etty rrrrrch out ol it. hut yy as tr ated. t,D,x s first hand carrie into existence. and Zelda served u 1 grcktsies in the spanking neyy Clrill. yye suffered tyyo gr'eat loss s in the depar'tnr'es of Nlick and Scott tl. .xnother hig intrigue in Perkins yyas Bog t'The flows' ru rt hypnotifing ioh on Buss. I Feel Fine rrrade ltnss feel arrytlrrrrg hut. and y'et not ey'er'yone could lrelieve the stories. Flec grritar's rrrade it hig on Perkins II with Balph. Fred. and Ossie going at it. Pete F. quickly earned his reputation. Xlr. liy. tlrreyy hir'tlrday par'ties ey er'y other' night. and the hoys generrlly had a great time in the foo that year. Far'rrrhouse had its exciting moments. too, -lohn NY. lf. rarcly got rrpset yy'herr persecuted for his religions lieliefs. yylirclr yy corrtr'ar'y to those ol his dor'rrrrrrates. The yylrole dor'rrr yy as fat with a dilerrrrrra yvhen vluan dropped a slnkel in the urinal. Din and Beid rrrade the rrrost of eyery dar'k rrrorrrerrt. sang 'Allappy Trails to perfection each night. and spent some strrdyiirg ti on tlre lr'orrt rorch wrtlr the mosrpntos. Proctor lserth ls. don cr'ossed his crarges yyhen he asked tlrerrr doyyn for Shindr' then accrrscd tlrerrr of takiirg adyarrtage of hinr. Uf course. t yyorrld lray'e heerr no prohlem exce it for the performance of left A'Scandal Forte at that rnernorahle cor'r'idor party. So yylrat rl Nlac likes clreyyirrg tohacco? The olrvious solution yy as prrtt if Bilfls teleyision in Ben's hathtuh. Une water' fight yy as spectacr lar' enorrgh to get four kids kicked out of the dor'rrr lor tyyo c The Far'rrrhouse hoys ended the y'ear' in hig style. with a 'tt lo Uldieu session featuring Dickie l.ee in Ben s r'oorrr. rl ss o Cottage yy as reasonahly peaceful. l ut l udrllra did lu u ual t keep things liyely'. such as chipping with golt hall in the has ment. That's what fills the institutions, Some claim that Dwil' rycd the part of Oddlolr drearrred up the ideas and Buddha plz '- yy'restliug yyas a favorite pastirrre. hutlit wasnt as popular rs the miniature hockey' garrre. You didn't r'eally smoke in the shi er'. did you fleorge? XYeh syy ear's he neyer did. cottage irnna dirt manage to destroy just ahorrt ey erything in sight in the ganu r'oorrr. l'.y'ery'one krroyys the r'eal trorrhle-nrakers were rn Boynton hut somehow Ned f,h1 - . r 1 rf ho Ilrlm rrrd Sully kept tlrerrr rn line Pranks yy ere alumdz W 'A ' nrt sophonrort yi n Berncrnher the rrrglrt corrtirured on page trir lrrtn t rlcr lrlt ln it lrys l'llll.l,ll' NXf.lf I UXLIJ lI al'1'uI Ilnll l'u1fl l'll4l1l ul Xl lhlllllllflll l Inlxvlxlll Xlvlnlwl ul llfnlrl flmlnnlllfvlw f.1+-rn lH,'lL1 N f.l'f'1'11n1w ll l A 'Clx4 x Xl.xln.n'g l l flu! J 1 , ll! Klull 2. 1. 4 l-.ulluf lull J Xlllf-xlwmf Shi I I I ll l l,.mgu.1g1- l..llf l'1mlf,1 1 Bud' and a 'burger please! ,, , -4013+ 'fin M x' , ' A X f we 1 1515 -.,- f X 4 f , ': V Q 'fljim fef' 4 'X iz I , 1 ' . I 5 f V, ' . My . V , . ,1,.,x 5 if' But, what would my parents say? S1 A039 s -, . .' NA IMT? X - Q 1 -.,x uv put lust ,L lm-A ' Q I think ymfrc going to like this cruel 'Q 4.5. I lil lIXl IJ IIHHNIIN llXNll'l4JI.lJ Jlfll l'l'1.x4l llil1,l.4x!l1 1' lf' N um le 11: lll1:m:'l1klKlw-.41 ' 1 sqvtm 11 Xlll 4N1....,lmL 1 11 1 I llll 1 1 1 H-all.11Iw.1' ft O 1 l1Ll1 l ln mmlx wi H'- l1nlxlwlw.x'.x X-xll-rm,-lm! ' O j wlllfllu-llu-mxmllll-'kill1,11 I1 'N a ' fl .x xlnlm li X r sl IJ! 11' A 11 lxl,Xl lllfwl . lx xxx 1 lf - llmlll 11181 Aflfqf-1 R1 1-, .xlll ' ' I LW . S A-Q. ll l Xmlx lfl'icl.1x Nt'l'lllIlllN llul X N 1 1 xuu L ll l I x l 48 Q1 1 , fb I mf tlillcrcnl kinil ol inotl. VIOIIX BXRRY DXYIDSOX. Ili, XXX-st l.nkc Rontl. Sl'xtlllCillClCN. Now York iforiicll Cross Country Tcann 3: xyllllt'l' Track Teaun 53, 4: coANl.Y.P. 41 Spring Track Teznn 13. 4: liiflc Cjlnlm I. 2: Photogrupliit Clnlw 2. 33. 4: Outing Cflnlm 53. 4: Toni Connnittcm' 53. 4: Cilnipcl Clion' 2. 3. 4. Clmpcl fltllllllllllti' 53. 41 Y.Nl.tZ..X. vo lun- tem' 41 Dorinitory l,l4tll'llJl'1 l,ilmrin'y Proc tor. Barry . . . LYS. xki tt-ann . . . parlez- vons inootix? . . . ll4JtllL'lllllllC lll'CCl'ilL'liCl'S froln Pierce tfonnt llmcnlu loves sailing nncl thc captain . . . flute from NVQ-.t Point. wk. . wx Dill l.l.XS Nlaulx U BIKINI Sl l lxllS UU Silmgo Ixonml, litlln mln. Xl.nxl.nnl Tnllx guage l.zilm. Pioctoi. Dongiu. tinrtxic . . . Dougie Xllnigic lim no llilll'. . .linnilx mlitlifl lliinlt lllllL'l1 l 'y ' . ' ' ct s . , .lint limi ilo l ftt ini -nlx Init lu Kziiisns? . , . i'-Iolly firm-n tLinnt . , . ti You ghaat it! 45' CIIl.XHl.l-IS .XHTIll'Ii DAVIS. II 1 A 'E 4? '+VY' 'Q i an Q ffnlnqi P, idfff ,'!A?.,?J Tcnnix Tc-:un 53. 41 co-Nl.X',P, 31 lied Ki-y 233 Cfrcst-clit lloatl. llnrlington, Vt, Xlitltllclnlry Soccer 'lla-ann lg lluskctlmnll Tctnn 4 S31 Toni' I ' 1 iotogmplnc f,lnlm .31 liriclgc Llnlm -4: J rinitory lroctorg l.RlllElllklQC Lulu. Proc'- tilnn-lic. fll1llL'l'i . . . lln' chin , . . rctl 5 xockccl prop .... Rick nncl I -' 1 Q s -. ' spt-ct-li clam . . . hc- gi-ts in the finis mt-Lt-t . . . inst cznisu l sit like Nlr. , ' Nlillcr . . . l know tliein illlilll. 49 NVhy me? Again? fif all ,ir W lb.. 'ws M Nun. I liked my first board better v- .-A ,aa lu: s... ' ' .Ua- , .., ,I '- 4 Deep in the heart of Dixie . . ff 4 EI THEODORE HOVVAHD DIX 1610 Dominik Drive. College Sta.. Texas Lake Forest Soccer Team 4. Basketball Team 41 Cov- ernor Staff 4: Choir 4. Grill Committee 4. jazz Combo 4: lieadwaiter. Tex, Dixie, Ted . . . john Baez . . . one of Z true appreeiators of the Beatles , . . BA. or B. Musk . . . You ought to see my father's stamps. Dave . , . How to dress good . . . sleepy Math class. mv Fly Easton Airlines .szfsys-ik.. X Rl , tw .- v. .4' N 1- flglwet Q V . Mountain climbing in Eames . . jOHN YANIINS EASTON 185 Prince Street. West Newton western Reserve Milestone Staff 3, Business Board -la Photographic Club 2. 3. 4: Tutor 4: Yol- unteer in Hospital in N.B.P.T. 3: Head- waiterg Development Committee: Lan- guage Lab. Proctor. Easty, john . . . waited till sophomore year to be on Freshman football . . . sci- ence fiction and U.N.C.L.E. lover . . . family weekends to Newton . . . trip to Bermuda on the Milestone funds. 50 WILLIANI ALDREW DOLTLHERTY. III 250 N. Columbia Ave.. Columbus. Ohio Union Covemor Staff 4. Outing Club 3. co- president 4. Photographic Club 3. 4. Dra- maties Club 53. 41 Tutor 4g Movie Com- mittee. Bill. Chico . . . cover your mouth with your yawn . . . strong Varsity supporter . . . Nlexieian loner . . . pomographic writer . , . endless humor in English class . . . Siamese twin-Fred Burchsted. ws A ALA f I sill -1 OREN SCOTTEN EMMONS ' ' H Radnor Circle. Crosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Ferris State College Soccer Squad 41 Movie Committee: 'rfb Alumni Mailing Committee: Clee Club 2, '-'-- 3, 41 Chapel Choir. Scott, Scottee . . . Ceneral Motors . Class Mechanic . . . llmmmmm . . NYin this one for Mr. Navinsl . . . Music to study by. RICHARD CANNON ERNVIN. IR 628 2416 Street, NAV., NVinston-Salem, North Carolina Varsity Basketball Team 2. 3, 4g Lan- guage Lab. Proctorg Chess Clubg jazz Combo. Rick, Rich . . . Number 5 . . . We Want a stuff . . . YVhatis that Rick, what did you say? . . . I don't want to . . . Mr. Bass man . . . I care?. I care! CARTER SCOTT EVANS Q I5 Highview Road, Ridge Acres, Darien, ' Connecticut 5 Emory College president 41 Cheerleaders 3, co-chairman 41 Tour Committee -lg Milestone 3, 4g Stu- dy Hall Proctor Carts, Cowdew, Lover . . . Baldy vs. THE NOSE . , . You're on! . . . Shutter- bug . . . Hold it! . . . The Model . . . All Nighters on this book . . . Evan's Evaders . . . Southern bound . . . One Darien on the rocks, please . . . It keeps my nose warm . . . Cive me a C-O-V-E-E, Oops. 51 uf Varsity Golf 2, 53, 44 Photo Club 2, 3, I 1. 5.411-.5 ,f Milliken's Experiment. at pi House in the Pines '66. -. Q , ll.ll,l. XULIUX llXk X K V I X. X4lI'NIlX Iwffllmll Sfimul I 5 Xllrnlm N T7 i xx Xxlll'll MAN lln' H4 lmlwcl IIlNlfll' l.14mr'l li.nlxmu11'll Still no muscles! if 3 by :X A cur Nw I 4 A . tg .2 y m' .V qui l' '- +A df 912, ' ' fi 6' ff 5 f '-1.-r41fg l A f. .ks 'ins-N 4 -. Q-5 'uf 5 5-9 , w,,N.-1 ws,-5 A we 4 4 ' A mg f .a ff' 1 1 ,, 1,1 f st , 1 C 2- f Ketchup from Dobbs! ui Obstacle course. ' W2 -SQQGTQ - - V 4 1 ,Q ll Xlll'l.H m1,1,xxsB1-.r.. IR. fi In if . A , m e 112.3 , llxclnlcn llmul, Xmlm cr , ,U 3-1 N . lrmltx 4 - ge Tixilix g 4, 1 iff 5 3 , wi Suu-cr Te-am 33. cu-c.1pt.1i11 4. lluckcx . ' 5 fix 5 N I i A ' z B 5 'loam 2. -3. 41 l.acrmw 'loam 2. 3. cu-L'.lp- Q '- ,, -5' , . . . - . , . lf A l - V -1 'Wi M ,V P tum 4. C.mc111ux' Stall 3. 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CHN l'PllIIll'X, Trdulx, Tmnlx , . Tlu- plnullfml llv.ulu.41tvr l : I 1 l l ui ' rs. 14-0 . I I ,I LI I r I I XXTIIUXY IIUI3I'III'I' IIITQU tllilt XIID Stone Cottage. I,bt'I'll2lI'KINX'IIIC. I Ituw ard PITSILICIII of the Ss-niur tfIuss: Sm-Q-or 23, Teaun 4. Ilucketx Tegun 2. 53. captain I1 I,m-lusw 33. Ig Spire XIQIIIJQIIIQ lfmlitm' 4. Iteligiuus Dist-llssiml tlrmlp 531 fI1lYL'I'llUl 53. Tunes. Bllmt-IIF. .Xrrmy I'rt-s.. Stud , , . the ict wt . . . the IIICIILICLI 1u'rcm' . . . IIrm's my .XtltIltllIf'T'A '... NVQ-'re Inlcl- clies . . . xunnivml P4-rltinx , . . and Picl'L'0 . . . XXIII!! slid stuff the Ima1IIrmt Imax? . . Imlue slipx tu the faculty . . . Shim-5 I.IlIl- ey ?'. 'i DUN XI,l7 Iflt XXKIIX tl U IIIIJII t IllIl't'IIlII XxtxtImt'I.llntI.tJI1l1r I,l't'X4'I IIINIIIIIIK' ut 'I'vL'I111uIuQx Ifnntlmll ,IIK'illII I. XIIIIICI 'IIl'llt'Ix 'I1t'LtIll ., . ., , 11 I.a1t'1'mw .s. I. IILICIIU t lull 4. I. t.It-tx CfIl1Iv2.t3. I. Y.Xl.tI. X. XUIllIIIt't'l' II. In-gul 4. ifllgtpvl t tlIIlIlIIIIk't' I, Iuttn I. XIIIXIL' c.llIlIIIIIIIl'l'. Dm: . . . IIlLllII'LlS xI1il'ts tlntl cI1t'c'IwtI cmltx-clzuln . . . t.Im-xvluml limxxm next um . . ,.t Inn l1.llIN XXItIl XI, . .um -II XII XIIIIQI N XI'I S riff? Jr., . 1 ,K far - av I f. X . 3. MA' 6'- A dedicated fan VVhen was the arrow brokenl SI .XXI,I',I lmmlaltlfm I K.IiI',I',NIiI',IIt , filptlllll ut XXm'IcI t,I1a1mpmn c.l't't,'IlIIOSl cvthtlllfll St.1II -3. XI.u1.1Q1ng I,tI1tm 4. Nluvic f:tlllIlllIII0l'L Imngllznggm' l,z1Im, I I,Ul'CItJI'2 Presiclcnt ut Dclulting Sucivty 4: '.1' TIIIHI' 53. I: 'four fhmxllllxittcc I. ..n...nt, ,. ,...n L Nl XX . . . XIcmtl'n'uI . , . SIxklI1'IltJLllAlIS, . . ScI1I1tf. the Im-uItIust UI i,I1m1lp1rnus . . . Nou . B4 ' . . . mt for? . . . Shut up Ilmnxm-rirIxI . . . XYIN do you zdxxuys Ituut- the llllXt'l'N NU curly? 53 Everyone else has given it up for lent A X , Q9 VVll,l,IAM MICIIAEI. liACLCl-IIKTY 15 Twelfth Street, Salislmlmrx Beacll N1.I.T. Chess Cluln 3. -1: Great Dec-isiuns 3. l. Tutor 4:'Ilonor Roll l. 2. 53. 4. lleaclwaitc-r. Bill . . . the Day-Boy Brain . . A must you ask so many qui-stiuns Bill? . . Hey Pizano The Haggerty is faster than the computer! f ft 5 l lxlffyfx 'l U, ur - f'fs 'ow ji!! N ,M ff . , A-Rb-l.G4. F Q 4 f h gf: - ill ill! J ly tlllg gf 5 Q ES ' 'l L X 2 W! XX ' E DRM. ll 'N R ix? 'Z JK5 o L1 Eli I 3, 45 Spring Track Team 3, 41 Spire Staff 'O -, , PAUL ALEXANDER llElNlMEBICK 23 Bellevue Ave., NVinchester Dartmouth Soccer 3, Team 4g XVinter Track Team 33, 43 Library Proctor: Clee Club 2, 3. Paul, X-Canuck, Hammer, Hammer- schlagen, Hemlock . . . Indian Green jacket . . . Dartmouth . . . a slight Cer- man accent . . . Vocab building did won- ders . . . the Pride of Port Credit . . Sergeant Preston's understudy. 91 fp' ll'fFl7lil'lY ROBERT llABlllS 107 St irs Road XX ixlmd Hamilton Soccer Team 4g Tennis Manager 53. Team 41 Coyernor Staff 41 Milestone Staff 41 Photographic Club 3, 4g Outing Club 13, 41 School Store Committeeg Language Lab. Proctor. Jeff. the Spic the mop-top in Speech Class . . . Super Skier '.., mod pants . . . Youre lucky you made Cum Laude as a junior '... my Mother, the roomlnate. f-'a Rainy day workout. BAY JOSEPH HUABD 197 VVater Street, NVaterville. Maine Princeton Football Team 53, 4g Co-M,V.P. 41 Bos- ton llerald All-New England Prep School lst. Team: Basketball Team 3, co-captain 4, Nl.V.P, 43 All-Prep. School lst. Teamg Baseball Team 3, co-captain 4. Nl.V.P. 3: Governor Sports Editorg Chairman of Stu- dy llallsg Photographic Club 4: Bay, Mother. B.I.H,, Stoneface . . . W'a- terville XVondei '... Mr. Football . . . Mr. Basketball Mr, Baseball Tina . . . Coach's dream . . . not you Bay, your brother . . . Please explaing if Gerard is an arrow, define Huard . . . The Phillips Saviour. 55 LSD baby. 1 Wi' 'Q I 4 - s mf 'if All-prep lover. '95 1 1 7 ,, 1 3 ,E 1 2 ' E1 5 5 - fx 1 41 Steak dinner? l-:mac fp! X Will' One little two little . . . roommates . . -,-,,a .xx jus. 1.11 . JI I XX.lll1'l lilc'l1 . , Kllblll flrulm l1.1clt, 'ml 'punt . . . l1gl1lw xN1tl1 Nlc'.1cl11x1 Xlllllllh, lln- 1 . . . 'Q '11 A If anybody knocks this don ll . . ll3 SXUU l.l,X 11 '1.1l1' t11mt111111t11 -. NPIIIIQ ll.lL'lx le 51111:- 4, .. J. lutl1t111' 4. llt'LillNK.lllt'l'. lle.11l ul IAM .1111l l-'1111111l1 tilt-v fllllll 2. S. t'l1.1i1'111.111 ol Bc-11cx11lv11cc f'flIllllllllCt' 111 l,ll.ll7t'l fllllll- nlittcc. Tutor 3. l. 1311111 Xlmnlt . ., lu-pt lming 111111111- 11111tq-N-1111c tu l'.killlt'N .lllll tht- utlu-1' to l':llQlitllKl , . . sf111a-ccfvf . . . the logs . . . lllt'l't' l111x llCt'lI ll real Nl11Nt.111g llll'llt'tl in .1t tht- Lust .mtl l'l111111cl. 'lllw 1111111-1' 111.11 . . . 11 l't'L'Ul'll 111 L'Ulll'NCN t'111'1'it-tl . . . xx1'c-stletl all 2:00 11.111, 56 IRIX IX lit JHIQHT l.lf 'kid Sulllln Nll'l't'l1l11l 'rl ll1.1l1l1s1 l'1r1.11l. li1.1Lp111'1 l111w1s1Ix ffl Nl.1w.1nl111wt1N l'4111ll1.1ll 1. XxllIl4'l lhxtlt l. l..1Ll-'vt' 2. lt'.1I11 3. wr-n.1I1l.1ll1 fl, Xllltwt-1116 Nhxll fli 1.11m-1'11111 Null 4 ll:-.11lXx.11t1'1. l..111g11.1ge l..1l1, l'111t1111. 'll11l111 Ll Nl! X M1l1111tvvr 4. l..111111l1'x f111111111t11'1' KM111, Km, Nl1l.1l l11.l.1-fi 111 Ntrrro slum nfl tlw l.1tI11wr fwlnl' Flux. l1.1l1X , ltlllt'. mule' NlI'Yl'N 1111111l1Q utlnm ll1111gN tlw lt'l'III ll.iPt'l up .1 one tl1.1lt Npuml , . tln- p.11l1111g ln! 11111111-11t spam l1 H055 U IlI'I NIH Nl.XC.II.XXIz In Nl. l'nix'ersitx ol' Xrixonzi Iootlmll l1.un -. rm. I. l..uiosst ln.un 4: Stnclx llall I'roetor. L ' ltoss. ,Xniniul , . . eight lmroken hel- nuts . . . llns Iiiencl ol nnne zincl I c 1 .itz sioxi . . .lmplmiiilpliliiiii klllll . . , fa 1' ' 'ia ' lr Teiun . . . XII. .Xnclerson s utility inin in imll .inc Atlus ...V N eta ' 1 . 'font - X -1' . . . lsr -1' 1 a A 4' cr ' . ff QQ LZ, 411 if :.- 1'- 'sw'-' ..-N2 , -X . 11, ,' W ,L .ii YN g f Q ,.. ' Q- Q . 4 Y' , IKM' , DAVID R XYNIOXD NIXHSII Topsfielrl lloiul. IFO. Box 31. lloxlortl Xlilliauns tllziss Secretary. Footlmll 53. Teaun 4g Xlilestone 53. Ifclitorizil Iiourtl 4. Spire Stuff 3 Post Office. Kl'uy s Klntuul Xssoeiutiong Senior Review Cjonnnitteez Outing Cfluh I 2. Pliotogriiplne Kflnlm 2. -'31 Stzunp tllnh l Iligli Ilonor lioll l. 2. 531 Ilonor Roll 4: National Letter of CIonnnenmliition. Dane. ,lorilo . . . no he's not ins lmroth- arf . . . the largest uncl the nioclest collec- tion of ties . . . the kissing cliseuse . . . Nlr. Sininlx L-anne in and stole ini L'illCllLl8.I' gain . . . Nlairsh CY Rogers Procluetions . . Sonietiines I-fl on the ziezuleinic' list. G1-9' I T ll QU Fares V I 'Z I P , If N ' I Wfyj A , R-xff MM, . 1' 'JAQLXX 'l -.yn-'wi W :sg ff I . I gli iz: was 35 1 an nl: iff M Ya Grapes, l'mUlllfII'l' l'lDXl',XlIl3S Nl XIISII 25 Nash Laine. lYeston Nom ieli XYinter Triiek XILIIIILQUI' 531 Spring 'I'ruCl4 Nliniziger S31 lfhess tilnlw IS. presitlenl 41 Choir 41 Ilund 4. IIIIHIUQIHIJIIIC illnh 4. Tutor 1. lleiiclwuitei'. Klan. Ilolm, Xlursh. liolvert .. . tlental course clue to weight lifting , . . loiilers clon't lmlainen '... dinner clauiee ut Ilan'- vurtl Cfluli. lmut inuclrus is not Iornml . . . clixie eup . . . NYQuit to see nn Sflllsflu . . . hoxx long xxus it to Nlaielietli? 57 The animal takes his toll 1' ., X Wilwff It's not a megaphonel See ya' after Spring Vacation. R03 P. i1.'1. N11'lY1f1iS 221 tllinton linad. Lexington. Kentucky lfniversity of Miami Varsity C2011 2. 73. 4. Cmernur Stall 4. Hed Key' 3. Dance Cloininittee 41 .Xrt Cluli 4. Tour Cloinrnittee 53. Head of -4. Cheer- leader 53. co-chairman 4. Huy . . . Kentucky Colonel . . . Is that ini tie? '.., saved newspapers for Salvatioii fkriiiy . . . Billfs twin liruther . . . Smile. its the Disciplinary fluiurnit- tee . . , a tutor lrrmi Pirigrev. It's a blizzard. we 91. -.ll This is the end Captain America! I..-XNYREXCIE I-IYERETTH MILLER 227 uf 127th Street. 3611. New York. XY. Utica Fuuthall Squad 53. Team 4. Spring Track Team 53. 4. Milestone Staff 53. Board 4: Grill 12. 3. co-t'l1aii'inan 4. l,arry'. Lorenzo . . . three varsity' let- ters on Crill Team . . . a would he hat- hoy for the Yankees . . . carried the foot- ball like a loaf of bread . . . don't start him giggling . . . wake up and go to sleep . . . Tell that story again. Don. 58 '23 -45 , iv' vi ,D X11f,11X1fl. YIXHHXT 5111.168 61 Pleasant Street. Nlarhlehead Holiart Haseliall Nlanager 3. 4. files tlluli 2. 3. 4. Suluist Tenor. Cliuir I. 2. 3. president 4. Pliutwgraphit Llulm 2. Spanish fluh 3. Plays 4. Chapel Coininittee 3. 4. Hels- tersingers 2. 3. 4. Ragged Piekers 4. Band 3. 4. Xreherx Cfluli 1. Great Decisions 3. 4. Klux ie f'fiinmittee 5 Nlike. Buddha. Fatman . . . 13 uf the K1 bi N1 managers . , . Lorpresident of the Archery tiluli . . lf ue clurft uin 111 he liurnedf' '... Casino opens at Tgfill, duesirt L-lose at llzflt , . . great KfllL't'll1'1- til it cliaiiged : M fl, lil' Q 6 -,A 'Zigi' DANIEL MURRAY MORGAN 449 VVest Main Street, Shrewsbury Harvard Football Squad 2, 3, Team -1, XVrestling Team 3, 41 Tennis Team l, 2, captain 3, -lg Governor Staff 2, 3. Editor-in-Chief 4: Clee Club 2, 3, president -11 Head of Lan- guage Lab. Proctorsg Dormitory Proctor. Dan, Mole . . . remember the elephant backfield? . . . a true Governor . . . trained in Bermuda . . . organization per- sonified . . . inherited Harvard . . . eras- er record - 31 . . . Super Deluxe Clock and Smelly Peanut Butter. 95 -un-' if I.-XMES ELLSWORTII MILLETT I6 Dalton Street, NVaterville, Maine Vermont University Football Team 3, 4: Hockey Team 3, 41 co-M.V.P. 4g Baseball Team 3, 4, Tour Committee 3, 4g Language Lab. Proctor. Iim . . . corrupt third of the NV.NV.'s . . . Captain jim . . . went to Europe as an US. Sports Ambassador, but . . . Don't worry jim. you can get another date . . . Don't worry about it jim, take it easy . . . I-walker, girl-watcher at the B.P.L. Maybe they'Il bronze it for me . , -af ,aa ef: ' I , E?-2 ' ' ' ff I Y . f,f1 f, ,f 4? W. O U Another reiectionli' I hope that they don't censor this one. HUGH MUNRO. II 18 NVoodfield Road, VVellesley Rollins Hockey Team 2, 3, 4: Spire Staff 53: Sail- ing Club 31 Tour Committee 4g Cheer- leader 3, -lg Eames XVest Firemarshalg Stu- dy Hall Proctor. Hugh, Hugo, Hughie, Scurv . . . VValsh's vs. Alberts '... B.P.L. vs, Ca- zenovia . . . Hockey scholarships unlimit- ed . . . NVoody Dumart exemplified . . . Carter and I are going to do your term papers in the New York Ililton . . . the VNV. boozemobil . . . King of the Chees . . . conservative to mod. 1' 'L 'ii 114 - 4 .4 1 1'. 4 1.11 4.2, S 141 SIIILI I11114XX11111I L 1 1 741 Burn baby, burn! ,I 1 I4 LIII I S111111 I1.11l1 84111111 - 11111 I -1 'I 11,1 41 w1,, f l11l1 1 l'11-xx 111111 1 S1 111111 I14 211-t'. Q Ilhmlltl H4'.l1l'1..1ll1l f 11.111111 H1111-H111 S4111 111144 11,1 ' . 'x . 4' 1 1 '-,4 '.'. 111 1- .111 1. 11 gg 'X 31 111 . ' 1 1 , Q? 7'--Q XVhy did they make me shane? IIN lllilllz Yah NNAIIIIIQI- fighlfn IMI! N1 lH1lNI I X1 ,f11,1I:'l1' 11.11111 1 11. 1 1 1 ' I 113 If li' , 1' ' ,, - x 1x1v111fxx l.Xl,I' x11 11111 4 I G l711I1' 1,1411-, Uwt X1-xxl1111x 1' - Slllllll 1 1 ll111t111'111w X111Ix Nlw1111L Xl1'11x X111l11 1 l Q 641 li XIXI f- ...I , xx' wxlc XIUNHOIC Xillil. 4' .IUIIIINUII l1klllL'. Byficlcl f 6 p l'.S. ,Xrmy I uc ldf . . . . 1. . I 5 L the puckaigc' s . . . W ' Kimfs Hunk. ffiyx I J 4 A 1 mlm! K. uk V F6 Ni . ,fluff f T71 ' QQXNQ -,- ,flung ,WMM H 42'?'f!hxg !C t Lx 'Inn' ',.,Zy',f4f0,Jfl Lvffr- 'X Vmqj-Arif F c F5. fn L ,x X f J-ix 'f-KJ! , fr. I ,V X If 7 X .,,l l x Gus E 3 4,-Ji U Q Liz!! A V, Q E 3 AJP.. 4? ?: f ff' 5 , 1 I 5 f ? iff ' X21 -1 I ,M . ' -Q E4 61 xykiflli' . . . mluy-Imp holiday' 1-very Fri dopc , . . llllliIllitCll cuts in spa-coll . , The First Noel, the CQ? ' ,v,,d,,, ' n, n I tu.. fl L s KX. XR, 1 X Jw I f- 3 RTB GDR 4,0 Z, ,f H V ff! ,fu ef'-fi' . S , t --Afghan PETER BROOKS OSCQOUD Peach Point. Nlarlielhead University of Denier Lacrosse Team Manager 2. 53: f.lee Cluli Manager 4. Chapel flonunittee 3. 4. Tutor 3, -lg Spanish Cjluli 2. 3. Lilirary Proctor. Pete. Ozzie . , , C,D..X.'s reconunendaf tion to the Fuller Brush Company . , . late movie crew on Phillips lll . , . l used to play' in a group with Ralph and Willie . . . Is he in our clorinfn 7 Ralph and the Rejects . . u ig r, 4.-3 xa V 1 -x 1 A..-emi. You should see it from this side! RALPH HARRIHAX PERKINS 64 Holt Road. Andover l'nion Soccer Squad 13. Team 41 Spire Staff 131 Governor Staff -lg Spanish Clulw 31 Rifle Cluh 11 Photographic Cluli 3. 41 Nobody Special . Language Lali. Proctor. Ralph. Go-Co. Perky . . . Oh. y'ou're so Ralph . . . Captain-elect of the SCLB.-X team . . . jinimy Durante and I have a lot in common . , . Bruins fan . . . me and my guitar will go a long way. 62 Cf ii' 5' XRTHLR XYEBSTER PE,-XRC.E S Nlorxen Place. Princeton. undecided lloclu-5 Tea1n2. 3. 4, C.lee Cluli 2. 3. 4: Tutor 4. Photographic tluli 1. 2. 3, De- xclopnient Clonnnittee. Wt-luster, Well. Thunder Thighs . . one of Xir. Stones Nlagnihcent Sew.-n . . . does that hat signify anything? . . , Ma- qrane. where! nu hat? . , . the only one xi ho wears tapered hockey pants. 'J-2? tg-Y' HARRY REID PUCH, II I5 Crosscup Road, Charleston, VV. Va. University of Virginia Football Squad 2, 3, Basketball Team 531 Lacrosse Squad 2, Team 3,43 Milestone Staff 3, co-circulation manager 4g Photo- graphic Club 2, 3g Post Office 3g Nobody Special 53, -lg Honor Roll 1, 2: Study Hall Proctor: Vacation Travel Plan Sheets. Harry, Reid, Charlie . . . moonshiner . . . CRETSCH . . . Carrol Craver . . . Lindsay .. . who's next . . . inhaled through his nose . . . crawled down the stairs on his knees . . . two cigarettes . . . day-boy wastebasket . . . have to call Harry . . . last years credit card? . . . Good night Reid . . . Nobody Special at the Ipswich Teen Club-S.R.O. Yun' WILFRED CHINC-HOI POON 4-F NVoodland Heights, 2 NYong11eit-hong Cap Road. Hong Kong, B.C.C, .American University Covemor Staff 33, Photographic Editor 41 Y.lNl.C.A. volunteer 45 Co-chairman of Tutoring Programg Photographic Club 2, 3, vice-president 4g Chapel Committee 41 Headwaiter. NVilly, Fred . . . member of a short Chinese dynasty in the Photo Club . . . it used to be Osgood, Perkins, Rolles and me A . . . corrupt headwaiter . . . an excellent poker face . . . English is spoken here. . , - I 1 - . ' 1 Q K -A O V es' Q- Q, www as t, 438, ,L P ' - nz, ,E U, ,. N. P f i L H . - ll 4 l 79 I l 'X 1 I il My ,iS f' ll Xp 'X It's tough to be a teenager . . CHARLES ADAMS PURINCTON R.F.D. lil, Rowley Coast Guard Library Proctor Cap . . . Coast Cuard over U.V.A.? . . . holds the number one position in the packed German -1 class . . . high scorer in soccer . . . three season league man . . . Commencement Speaker Prospect. 63 , s ,.,,,, , Strangers in the night . . . r. 1:3 Es N 'av 1? The computer just told me to go to . . . . Jigs p V if Q. ' w' X- ' ' 2' W' - '. ws -S-W ' in if ' g 1.1, , gang !', 14 J, 05, , 14, . . ffifeff :iz f 8 ri f -, . x K I ' IJXYILIVI' H Xl.l, Hlilll l,ill'4f'XlllI' fnnmz-1 tu ut lirzllllls Swcrvr Sqmnl 3, 'lmun 1 Xlllfwlfllllf Skull li. l'AlII4Jl'-lll'f,lll1'l 1 l'lmtwgr.4pl41L f,llll1 2. S. sv-rl'fAI.1rx lflfLlNlII'l'f 1 llfmfu' - W , ' , .1 .. A 7? .Fug I Y H . ,, IJxx1glnt.Df-xxltt Hulllm mu fnllfy A lg 5 - Av-,- -an :sul .n.ulm:l1m.1lly llIlllill'fl mn ' , I V V - . xxmslnlppn-1' , Ulnlnfkdx . IXUII xa- gut ' r :Iliff-'i 1Y'.' lil In-t llN lll L'n.N3lA ll XKAN 3 ll .1 111 Hlwln 2' 1,5 - .- 'N qw., ' . 9 fi? , - ' , , I xx: lllIlNlllfl plus lu .,,,l.. r , - H, ,A,.e , 1 Definitely candid! My compliments to Miss Nutterlu 1 9. ,iii 1 . . - . ' - . 'A urrlx W HIAIIK tlllll'H luv Q-.na luux lmlln mlm .ll ilu' Nunn' Umm' . . Ilan: Sprnmlul .mel Xlllllll'IN.1lzll l Pallnc,-rx . liuti tlml lug fx 'N . Y ' c .7 x X TN XXIJIRI NX AIU K lllXlXllXf,'lHN - 1 ' , JD llc-Inlalvfb lx,-4' X'1T l'. Nl f wlvlllnlrlgx f .1lm'l.x Krllkwll . . 1 . . tlfhx fwvmfr- Nlxmrl - l 4 u.!l.m-I Tuul. Nllmul 5 N34:11.4'lA1,1lL wi .fi 1 4. , . '.'. l lm .lf ,zu 4 7 V1 'lfwwx .1 3.1 . ' , , x . ,. - ,4. XXI! X X llrmt z-mf r m 4 l.1Wr.1ff. lf at lr 5 Ki' , Xmlx. Xllfll pluw- 139- flw .md 3' A thc. .iml tln, .mul ilu, '-.nu 1 Npf,-.Arr 7 ' - x-s-- - n .1 lmm-num lllm-11-sl lim. Eli. 1l1ll,1wl+r f if-, Z' NThat do va' want? Nlliillklil. IOSHPH ROCQIQHS 34 lluxwll Nlrccl. xlllttbll llllklCl'lllCCl Soccer 5i1lliikl X. TCLHII 4. XANIIIN K up 4. xlllL'NlUlll' Stall -3. l'illllHl'l.ll l5+w.ml 4. Illn- - '-w ' 7 N . ernm' Stall lv. 4. Xrt Klulv I. g. m. IUICNI- dn-nt 1. l':llN0llll1lt'L lfhairman ul Cfdtlmlic Cfmnnlittuv. Fmmlg l.ilu1n'y Pmctur Xlikn l... Did you han- tu do it? . . . Nlaxwh and Rogcrx Pl'1KlllL'llHl1N . . . xnmilcs llll'UllQll D1'au-ulgl. the NYCI1-xxlmlf. and I-'mmtustic Featurcx . , . keep your ,- th .it lm! rl!AH1lllQf'7 lull flmg- cxllll -Q lm -U r---W wx C' Ha su cat pantx un Xlikc . . . QAM' .mm mon- Tl O LK p tu x Sum url uni N of Xlllxl H 4, f .ALAN FRANK ROTHFELD 1092 Avenue A., Perry Point, Maryland Cornell Spire Staff 13. Governor Staff 3, 41 Band 2, -ig Tutor 53, co-director 41 Chess Club 2, 3, -ig Language Lab. Proctor. Alan. Al . . . Cornell or Penn? . . . a short haired long-hair . . . Brahms over Bombs . . . trained to be a tutor . . . the tutor's tandem bike will leave at two o'clock . . . a ringer from Baltimore. - Wig CICNIC DUNYNICY BOMICIRU l Ilaryard Street. Attleboro Boston College Football Manager 41 Winter Track Squad 3. -4: Spring Track Squad 53, 4: Clee Club 53, -lg Meister Singers 4: Debating 3, 41 Y.fNl.C.A. volunteer: Newburyport Op- erators Assn. 4. lleadwaiter. Ilene. Cenio, llo Chi Ming Ding . . . fl! started his term paper early . . . Newbu- ry port Pal in the infirmary . . . friends at Am. Tcl. 6: Tel .... Mr. james and the TA' .... :uit track for one day and one I 1 pack . . , slight delay in his trip to Sau- gus , , . Oli. inx' shoulder. f 5 , vt L X AQ? f ef 'fr l .kr ri Spring term what? LEXVIS RUMFOBD. III 4-101 Greenway, Baltimore, Maryland 21218 VVesleyan Football Team 3. co-captain 41 AVres- tling Team -3, 4. Lacrosse Team 3. 4g Milestone Staff 53. Business Manager -lg Dance Committee Chairman: Store Em- ployeeg Dormitory Proctor. Movie Com- mittee Chairman. Lexx '... hasnt made a bed all year . . . the Cllee Club does not take credit for tonight's mixer '... C.D.Afs answer to Smiley . . . Lacrosse trounees Cillman . . . Coach tougher than -opponents Parents Day '66 . . . CHEAT mixers. 65 A member of the 4-S club. 9 x ,rdf Ah, these peaceful nights away from Moody! Q i E Q E s' 3 l , I jUSlfl'll K Xlil, Sf,liXX'Xl1ZliI1 Ni Sullixam Slwvi. flklfl'lIUXlA. Nr-un York X 'X z I 1 Qs-.f f I - 1 What should we do, , Dr. Doom? fffff-ifq' 'fis- L Cxxy I x ! LI I X 1 1 ff S 1 lx Nu ff 1 X R 5 ' F X 1 x 2 4 '42 L,E-V'1- Ima SIjl'f'U.lIllIILf jm' fdillfitid. VXI'- IXIN XXIl'.Iilf.X . , lllwmllng l!.1ttIf'S D fm lm-x . , , . N4'lli4Jl' lhlrly UIUN. , WIN IIUHIIIAII. umm' fm nut .unl mght ,I,., mul N111 Xxluxll' to am flglnl . Xhfll 1101 src. xshutk 111-xx w P w I KDS. ,-f-K5 W 'a X., LC 5 f-I I X rj Wi' KH j I, 'Q'-ji I 2 , 2' X - f Ll X woe. Xxx . MN ! ' lx 4 X Lk X K r K xK Jf X313 V , 4 M' 'VJW'-'F 211- X I is K-35:15 1 - XT- ixc !Q ,Q 1, 5 3 P 1-. RBC' C XlxDNlzll SlSlx lndiaulicad Circle, Marblehead VIR. . ' . ernfbe llollllls D-Q Soccer Squad 53, Team 41 Baseball M iw GD . ,, . 1 , , .. g,'f,123:f ,-v . 'leam J. 4: Milestone Stall 3. .Xdvertisiug I w ' M' 1. 33? 'lit' lfditor 4: ZXC vice-presidcutg Language ' f' li -We Lab, Proctor. fzzyay' n ' ' Sisko. Peon . , . tell Laurie I lovc ber lp . , . Gardner, how old are you? . . . un- 4 to 'Q limited sliort absences to home to do term paper . . . who wrote it? . . . uot anoth- IONATHAN NVEAHE STRATICH York Village, Maine XVooster Soccer Squad 41 Lacrosse Team 13, 41 Radio Club 1, 22. 33, 41 president 41 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Y.M.C.A. volunteer 41 De- velopment Committee1 Language Lab. Proctor. john, Shlush . . . shanty down Maine . . . tries to play shocker . . . shot clown by a BeeBee gun? . . . Schursch, Schapel . . . No, I'm going to the House of Cod . . . non-union barber . . . I mean it, I'm getting mad . . . five year man. uf i l er speech on lNlcCarthy . . . strictly Brooks Brothers . . , one handed catches for Freddie the Ficeloadei, rf 1 uni xx- Up in Maine we use a bowl . . GEORGE HASTINGS SNYIFT. Ill 5356 N. Creen Bay' Road, Lake Forest, Ill. Boston University Football Team 41 Governor Stall' 2. 53, Business Manager 41 Debating Club 2, 33, vice-president 41 Clee Club 2, 3, 41 Meist- er Singers 41 Dance Committee 41 Art Club 2, 31 Spanish Club 2, 31 Chapel Committee 41 Library Proctor. Why can't I see it? xi Sr i .. fs A Q5-A , ,Y-,hy 4 . K.. 9- i .. 'WL vxygkbx r if Wt? vm ' at 4 an ,fs , mm? I V' 'Ig . 'W' ,, A' 2 1 l: 5 , Well, we'll be up for this mixer! usx un. or l .I 'Cy Robin, Jorge. Ceorgie, Swifty '.,. you RQ Q 5 got itl . , . can you do it Swift? . . . trip to U.V.A .... second home on Beacon 1 U j Street . . . caters to Thanksgiving dinners . . . Butterballs for Masters . . , Swift and Company. 1 . 1 . 1 13,1 .3 .V ' ., - fa ' sf . -t . 1- 34: M- ,T-- 41. 1.4, 1 5:4 I 1164? Q 1 rl 4-2. if f So, I says lo Plato . . IIIUXIXSMI XXIII II IXIIHI. 'Il I'lHxIl1'4I NIll'1'I I'Iln'ul'I llf' XIIIII4 lx! 'I Illlxx Kllllllllx 'I1.llll l I Ulllll-l Nlllll' Sl.lII , Ilwlhltlllg I lllll l Ilvvl IM. 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N VI' '04 T1-' Q 3? 5-4 W A mia' Bn.- RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION 81 1 . l K S - ff , M r -1 v 1 1 A ,- . I I , v, I - ' be-A , wif' Fu X 7 .V Q 5 , 4' Qi Ji ' '-fs .1!' I kliwg gif' -'qv Es. n,,..T v' 45 I ig' ' f','I H W, .-3' ,vs H' 4' I, ,, nl, Q f X X V1 , Q v A o X I' 1' A . V,1J'i S A 1 st .vm 1 .' L .ts of il' ,K ls A 57 , x K I 'L Q W I 4 1 'K I ' ,.- . TJ, 1 4.1 4 '1 1X z-q 1 ,ai ,,4.. . rl r Y 5 ' 7, .1 W' f I a - ' T ,,-' iq: V' ' f - - 7 . T -s - . H 'V' T I . 9. ' . I1 . . 'H I .' Lf' 5 . A ' 7' ' 3. 5 lf? 1' ' :V K 'A vig .J .P .3'.,,J Q 4' I ' , , . I J 11' - ' Y, V4 Q ' ak, it .I 7 V el' it Q: U. f 'bf ' 'P 'L ' Q 3103. I xy' c K , sy fn., I An' I LQ a U I, 'Q .l ' lg 4 ' . .. 7 .,. . UH. ' ' fx 6 y .X .-if kv! e Y ' - 1 ' '. '1'f15' 4,1 ' ff ci' . - ax- 'Vwg iv., All ---J' . ' :Sl ' ,W ?f 1' Va - I ' ' .V s f .h -A ' 27 - x 'SV4 ' 2 f 8 f. 1 - 'Q 9 'ff Q' gf I , 3, ,vip , .A 3 4- 'jk ., f' ,F f Q L ,L F',-5fgI- 155, .1 ' 5 A l,' 'I 'A if V' '-' ef- 5 ' I .1 L 'W N . s -A.. 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Follanxlmccg CI. Nlurplivg P. Hcminerichg ll. Perkins: ll. Chuwfordg T. Dix. 2nd l ROYV: N111Nz1vi11s.Cfoucl11Nlum.Slnitl11 Dllgggg S. Nl. Andover CDA Noble Sz Creenough Browne 6: Nichols Brooks St. Pauls Milton Belmont High Tabor Medford High St. Marks Middlesex Belmont Hill Wins 2 Losses T Ties 3 ill Nlurphyt P. Carey O. Emmons. C Davisq Straterg S. ,'0llIlNUl11F. lglcg XIII lilnir. Cirmcli. flrd RUYXQ Em- crwii. Xl. Us-gun. Xl.un.1gv1. S. lmxllnffs X Smith C !,,.. ,.. Bcriitwng ll. Kiungix, Nlaimgeit CL. Sixk. OPP 1 2 4 A 'J l 1 3 1 2 2 l X -ow. 1 Q gr , A. U, . gy -is 'N x 't' .,..' . , F' Su., K ' 'Ay . ,-' - ff. I ' .gk .tt '5--' 'al 'W 8 -V Ag!-QKQ .. 4 my - 4 lair- . nv-,-Q., F . 3 Q :Q A 2' r 537 5-1 45- fan-fs-odtqi -1.-.J. ' Q 0 Q .- 9, r f'v0!k -il, 1-L. I ' . 1 1 v QW - 5 , 31. 'xxtihz fl .4'17f!,g.f1 fyqxvqw . ' J. 1. ' H 'Mi 1' U' 4 5 ' , grad I , li r . I ,, .-., 1 ' ' , , rx v 6.1 1 up gl A 5 1 V. . . A ', Q, ,J L-'gf' f Q- rz:2 c . ,UA-.-.' u.f7:'3f!' wi If 'TIV- if-99' ',..f .-, A ,. ' f w . ', ' li, . --.. . ' w ' 415.51 ,qauinm ?,FfJ'W- . A , .,...1, , f - '-f 'llfivvv-1' ' D . 1. , .1-. gf- lgsng, ,.'.',. -151-.gf ' '4 'I Q bait-' I 'Q-A . 1. f OCCER 1 ,ad I 'Y' J' I ' X! I 5 5 ' ilu' ff 3' u ' 1 ' ,' ' 4 .Q , iff ' H A ', W I. 1 L ' f '. A I WJ.. 15. , : ' V A, xh Hvf-'f Q L w+,1Jha.L3 .Q Y V ' 2 Y 1 f- fr r b L Y 1 1 Eur! 'W' 1 - - ' -9 ' Q , my.. lx E 5 ' A s - E , ' I Li 94 .-L , . Aw.. YJ i ll lil! ng- K' - ll W Q A . svni mx 'F?u12,'iF, f 13 3 it -V 5 I W' ' Kx - , '01 V4 -.L' ' . I' 5. ' f'3f-f- 33.2 dw ' '-'k ' ' 1 . 'Q pf il 1 4 I 1 -Y I . Q M I V A l I I 4 , 0: I b N.fr L M. . -U , ,wmqy 4 - ' -U01-.cg .,.V -WL - ' .Qs, ... h . f Y 85 The coach's first words: i'The only wav you guys are going to win any games is if I play . . . A re- turning nucleus of three letternien . . . six league ringers and coach . . . not much depth . . . more laps and cal . . . new uniforms to keep up the spirit . . . Emerson and Babcock meet in intersquad scrimmage- walk it oil, Dana' '... putridf . . . Gerard puts his head to good use at Andover . . . Lylels blitz . . . I feel sorry for vou guys' l... Craw- ford ties at Dedham . . . Iimieis save at St, Pauls- sawdustg played in practice uniforins-wading pool . . . silent support at Milton . . . l5ravton's hat-trick . . .Parentsi Day-bigone with Tabor producesbest crowd ever-scoreless at half time-Ogg's and Reidis best game, lIarper's goal kicks . . . VVoocl plays on sheer guts and desire . . . Nledfords final game a wet one-baseball cap and trench coat . . . Murph investigates car's chassis-first penalty kick at St. Mark's-Davis runs circles around fullback . . .Sisko's big league saves. . . NVin it for Nlr. Na- vins . . . Ford breaks Middlesex tie with clutch goal . . . Third tie with the llill-wet and wild . . . Brayton scores the two goals to tie the champions. Tabor, in the captains' game . . . nineteen receive letters at Awards Dinner. . . NlVl s to captains Fol- lansbee and Bravton while Navins Cup went to Coach Rogers . . . good luck to the 1967 team which will be led bv captain-elect. john Emerson . . . after 31 years. Mr. Navins retires. 1 cfm? 'fi any F GOTB LL . qr4v wy,x'g4wuv- .- ..vw ga-1 ww.. 'W 'X , uni. alia' ' 4 .. gaf 87 , ,J ,nw MA 1 -Qin. - ,.. lst ROW: D. Morgan: L. Miller: D. Marsh: J. Niillettn ll. lliiard: XY. .-Xlfond and l,. llllllllitllll, Cfo-Claptainsg XV. Barnes: Seliwarzerg ll. Nlagrane: NY, Bnrtg lt. Barnes. 2nd ROYV: Mr. Wilkie and Nlr. Coupe Cloaehesg D. Clay: M. Urannz Nl. Tucker: D. Look: li. 55, - i-.iii W ' .ref .M f at is .a l 'rn Y EJ me .. is X' gs f 1 ' 4' f 4 Jensen: D. Xtesteottq F. Langg D. Xlitehellp C. Swift CQ. Smith. Nlannopq Nlr. Leavitt and N1r..Xnderson Coaches. 3rd RONY: ll. l,es'ine. Nlanager. X. Cay. CQ Nleehanq l3.tfoughling Olmsteadg B. Young. S. Sacks XY. Barliaro: CQ, Romero and D. Cjongdon. Managers - Captains .Xlfond and Romford initiate the team with extra long Victory laps . . . Pride drills give the team that extra fire while it learns a new voealnilary: pop. thump, hit. spring. dig. eraek. crash. keep. knock. hlitz After tying first two. it doesnt want the repu- tation ofa second half hall elnli . . . Nlagrane hreaks first helmet . . . Millet gains over a hundred yards against 5 v ,Z if 3 fb f . Tv . p I Pig graine'?l Milton W i - f ' ',-ev-'- :f'5'.2'?'53 ' ' V ',,.,n-v Y' 4 'I v mlL':4::iL,,.J' ' 88 - Nlo Brown while Tucker makes an aeroliatie winning eateh . . . .Iensen in the age of specialists . . . Nlae Barnes demonstrates Nlilton sweep at Eames . . . Its a Superhlitz. so try not to give it away hy smiling. right Nii- . . . 1-1 points in a minute and a half against . . Too had Ray' doesnt have hands. . . . T T air, at A . ' . N-K , ,, In . ' ,Q Q-'fgii g- 2,1 'St. S6b3SlIi8.Il,S'C6 , X'1SCh00l li il ' , ,- - rd, ' V ,Q ' f 4 Browne Gr N1cliglsfSchQ6l-f Q . 0 ,T QI' Hoses Brown Sc ali n g 22 wg T - on Ac ig. llllwi -- - t 3 ' N Q 011 as . . ' I f- igfii f '1' ffi : v1darlGstSW9Qfilifr ' 0 H--3:5 A .-'.'19'- I A . ' : ,2'Ewy. o ontpaill School 0 ,Q '91 ' 3 :. 'Th vm p ' at tf X W , . Wiyfg f Ties 1 4 l 2 ' Ls Coach Coupe sells tickets to nickel bleachers . . . No Fred, the fullback plays offense this year . . . Six way Smithe . . . Team jells against Groton . . . Never did get to the tackle eligible did we, joe. Morgairs slotback spe- cial pass . . . Magrane breaks fourth helmet . . . Rum- ford at center? . . . Swiftv shines against Saint Markls . . . sidelining injuries to: Burt, Marsh, Look, and Huard . . . NVesc0tt,s immortal words on the single wing, VVhat do I do with it now?l . . . Alfond gains over a hundred yards against Belmont Hill . . . Mitchell out for volleyball . . . Tucker and Mitchell, co-captains for '67 . . . The 1966 team will be remembered for its perseverance. 1- at ,A wi Wi 41 Q! S, :Z 'flax ,nv I gang., 'iw-if 1' ,. - ' '+I-14 0 1-JL:-if - 1' :'T!f1 'T': 5 in w lst ROVV: T. llullmcrtg nl. Nicholsg .'X. llllllllllllillllll, K, Xclolph Captaiug D. Lcxxisg P. Finn. T. 'llnlmx 2nd RONY: N111 Fvun fltlLll'l'lQ Sllllllll S. Pullukg ll. Pmwmg CI. Nlillvr. l', c.rJYt,'l. XX l N mf ,K ' r PM ..!- .qu .lf W' -I my :Fw-' .4 . Q . wf:,A dv ,iffy WC ,. Ri.. , 1-1, Ayxzsimv .qua your V J' p - 4 :ei-H 5 QQ. 4g4iq,V', w' -xp . ' lf,-N 'Wvffe 53.5 l - kk , ,ii ,. . ws A, fag 5. N, A a '2 fi,3 gxzrsff riff' we ,,.74fg., 'K-'.XfBi4 4 X , Q '1 , ' .j 'N , N : 'l 'kQ '7'F:j1 V 1?1f,v'i,g-1 '- 'ofix' A' J ,gy ?W4,l , 4,4-jx W w oi, . L' s , . ilwixs rival. flaw ,tx , .Q N 1-H, ff, M, 4 . fi .gif . 2 ,gtg , q L: . A X X . xg A. S. N Tit.. W gg. , . . . 'fl Ev. X. 'nfl EW r 'Q' -W I AN. jg V wfwly Qif ap 'K Q NLQKA-. 'I' N . fr x 1 I Ng.. 4 1 -. W . Jr' 1i,,:f12fv ,A ,. . Mk i .M W gf. ff fly i W ', 4: K cf- I!.. ib-wil' y ,MK tx 38 rmxma, tx .kxiy xi,-W , 1? .re -1-uf, ld . Sullnrm. Nlandgvr flrd Roll: l. Sulllnm P Hdrkm H N km . I U l.c.u'x CDA Newburyport High School 35 Masconomet 36 Winnacunnet 49 Moses Brown 40 St. Pauls 35 Milton 26 Exeter j.V. 25 Marblehead H.S. 27 Andover I.V. 23 Interscholastics Class B Lawrence 43 90 XVius Losses 6 4 N ssiwreearsa-.'a.sw For the first time, the Cross Country team comes back early . . . six returning lettermen . . . Mr. Fenn leads the cal while Keith recuperates from his knee operation . . . the team is supplied with five squirt guns to ward off dogs on the short loop . . . Everybody confident the first meet will be cancelled because of rain, but Masconomet wins by swimming through the Ingham Bowl . . . Even the Butt Club of Eames cheers them on in the next meet, but XVin- nacunnet wins by a perfect score . . . Taylor shows Mr. Fenn some short cuts through Providencefbut Mr. Cosse who has never been there before arrives five minutes soon- er . . . dinner at the pit . . . Milton loses as Hulbert takes another team first . . . after the meet, the team finds out that Milton High also ran . . . First win on the new home course against Exeter I.V.'s as Hustle Hulbert, Flash Finn, and Lightning Lewis take the first three places . . . Miles bets the whole team the Marblehead will win . . . the breakdown lane of Route Nutriment and crackers in 128 . . . Taylor and Smith get tripped up on the starting line of the interschols, but Rimmington and Nichols run well . . . ninth place in Class B . . . Everybody hoping for an upset over Lawrence . . . a loss breaks the victory streak at four meets . . . no outstanding runners, but the second best team in the school's history . . . Trux elected next year's captain . . . XVe had a good team, but a lot of bad breaksf' CROSS COU TRY 1-, ,. 91 .-AHAA... 'N . ' - 1 ' . 'L' '- ' .' -'fic'-Q?z?'5'7'1'f5-ii iff 1, ' V- .,.,..:.bLgqi,K.. . . . H I - Q - ff ,,-,'. -, . , ' ' .L u. 3 4 . hfrtrnf I, l Q.. -. 0-.. 3.1, .va - 3 ia'- .l -4 Qing. Row: liltcxz Forbesg Homlg Xlc-Climatic: flurflon. cYl.l'1ll'f, Niaumgvr, 3rd Ross: Nicfox Durham Nidkoxukx Frq-mh, S N1-fluirkg llnnmvllyg 'll-nm-pg lignrlwr, l7ollumlmz X 2nd Hou liumw. Ilngvw-1 Ilollww.-..1x X11ng141loxt AI.-rw. HV' Xkhltf,-. XII. ICYLIHN, fjflilflll Sh-Ilan. S, Slllitll. llxlunn Xxlllli' Ninn-I ll'HlN YIHWIIIAII xX'HYll4ll1 lllll Fc-llc-11 l:illXl'Llll1 Nl1lL'DHIl.llCl. f'lx1l1n l'fv1!h'r. Iolltlllll' V. Soccer Pony Football Row: Ilualwn. Nlorw. Nl11l'l'u5. S.ll'Lfl'lll, Xl, Xvlwn. llulnlg, lioml. 4 o.ul'1. Nlql'l1.11l, I lmxln- U Bronx. lxvxlvlxilmx, l'Y.m1 .iclleyg Nlycrsg l':ShClllliillL NYhilncyg l.C'OllLil'Ll. 2nd lion: Xlr. x1lltL'lllCl'. Xlallouggdll. Hayley. S1r.Ugdcn,l,o.1LI1. sm. A 4 f. Ponv Football Brooks Cushing Berwick Emerson Andover Emerson 'W P fx W Ox -f ,I 1 - I .'. -Q. J '36 r-3' ,Q .N .o,.s d 1-9-,Q M, , h PQ ' . 4. ,i .rf-'L' In 'G' I 155 CDA 1-1 0 0 22 0 6 ,J OPP 8 34 21 6 6 18 I.V. Soccer Andover Boxliury Browne 61 Nichols Brooks Milton Belmont High Tabor Medford St. Marks Middlesex Belmont Hill uf 245' CDA 0 1 4 0 1 3 2 5 1 2 0 OPP 1 2 0 1 2 0 0 2 2 1 1 41- 4. 4 1 -on 'Fi iii ft 'TQ . 4 X I ,f K Us-uv-dl!-n, qt ' ,.u Y X 0 P gy a .QM s....-.... , W..-43 x Lf, QM? 'H MEL. Dila , i -H,-,F . ,ugrtj-fm . ' - - 'I ' A . Q . -. X h , D ith. ,1 5 y., :A , t -4, R' Fx ' .X f . ' .ii .J -M i -. ,. - . Q. A W . -f f sy ' - H355 fv' 'W' ' X ' '. , RN wi 'df' -wig V, 'YV 'i NA, 7 - W '1g,'f'-'V 4. I W , 4 N- 1- V , f-'JM-:tp , , ,As ' K' F X , Io .'Qy,j.n. ki, 4 ' 'wi , M ', 5 fi. ' A ,' I Zn! QQ. .gtfipl 53:52, Q3-, In ,Q . 1 .Y y. ,Y i 1T '1-Aff '4 y if 'V .57- K 4- x ftlf 51? x A ff 'Q 4 ggi- f .l ..-ff .. --. l 'f?3f f , ' J5E?'?:H 'L a I 1 ' 1, ,, Lia-1 95 Sglqshf- 1: - -if 4 .a.,,.'.TJg V . . ,, .....,-fi SGCIAL LIFE If S H923 331 'I ' X 30.1, l M 'I I a :. :I ' 1 'I 'O U Q Q, Q fir. 1 96 JV , GCMUNGFWUPIWF' VISITOR ' S 1' w 5 f Wife -41-ri? I ef, N v viu?f-fin-ff: M .. W . , , . . ' Y '14 1 ' .f . A at - 1?1Y0nw 'Up 111721 ff- ---f , s 1 ' , ' Q pw ' ' P v 1' I I . x , L Q 97 3265 59,4 J 'Lt 1 'iw MAG. -f 4 a f E fig . We f X N , xx X .. . A, ax 4. ' 5 :' I' if , 5 N232 A I Af , s , L 'rf 'P is 37 ix W . -2 -yi' ff' U A ld 'fi 1-F 1 'Q 1 5 Y' ,a .. 45 ff 13 . A '? :.'yH' '-F.. ,,,,,. -,,..' , fs- Y I A I i I L x 5 r A ' 'V Ns ,dl 1t'1TTx?w1W nil K ,'.A A A. . f 5 4,3 IJ . . , .FU 9' -'wiv--'auf 51.3 'f 'ans f 1 lg t' Q 11' . 2 'z 4 K 2 . F Ti 1 Id X-B .- M I - 5 5 5 5 Q v Y i ' 'Q' , Nl 1' -uf . K .r 101 ...M lun . I ,'A Whln-fg '14 -M--nr ,vp--5. 1 pa ' - ..gl., - .- - ,nl-lu -ala--n,.h-:Qing - 5 i.. ,X A ' 5 A - A '- ,xl si.,- Q' --q'-'Eff' 1 , i 4 ' ' ft 'f,-ref, Q. ' , .-Q,,.j..g! ' --A'-1 -z -1 .54 R h Q Y ' ..- -1, V' V 'il' 4, .4 .. . , , . ,-, 4 3 ':KY- - - -A if-' ' -1 1 Q, -Ali: nga. fi y , 4 ' - ' 'G L.,-J ., jar z.:f ':5.'Q..,-53 24, , sq: L, 'gjz M' ali' x l -1 , W' ' W iq n , u A.': Q' -- - 'f 1 V '9 I .. Y. 102 Val' ig 5 ,E THE WINTER 1 ww , XXX .. .J-.. W BASKETBALL . ' 1 - A - A 105 5 ua Q -- XVatervillains, Sugar Bear Alfond and Stoneface Raymond Iluard take over the reins of the team . . . Bich Erwin and Fabulous Fred Lang demoralize the opponents with their pre-game dunks . . . some close wins at first, but C.D..fX. soon begins to roll the big vic- tories . . . Fred steadily improves as the season pro- gresses . . . some refs just wouldnt believe Alfonds lay- ups . . . Erwin and Bipples Brooks give the team that extra shooting and scoring punch . . . Played well at Groton, Bill. . . . hatchetman Tucker pro- vides the muscles under the boards . . . Duper Jensen claims he can dunk? . . . Hey Mr. XYilliams. wheres the can? . . . Boom-boom Benjamin. the only player with skintight warin-ups,.,dazzles the fans with his half- court swish and superhustle . . . Cannibal Bill Degen helps keep things lively on the sidelines while getting all the vitals . . . Good move, Jon. but next time sink it. . . . the Big Bed trounces Mo Brown as Emo the Magnificant breaks the scoring column . . . Teddy Dix and Dum-dum Cox supply that needed height in the back court . . . head cheerleader-Mr. XVilliams . . . XVhite team plays in almost every game and really pushes the first string in practice . . . How come Tina was at only one game. Bay? . . . You rebound when they miss, not when they get it in, Chucklu . . . lost to Varsity Hockey? . . . Freddie finally drives against B.b1N.g maybe the cheering got him going . . . Cl.D..fX. superb against Tabor . . . end with Fine 14-2 record . . . lluard gets MVP 106 i I BASKETBALL TEAM-lst Row: T. Brooksg F. Langg VV Alfond and R Huard Co Cap tainsq B. Erwin: T. Dix. 2nd Row: XV. Degen and B. Beach N1 xnagers Schaefer B Benjaming H. Ienseng M. Tuckerg C. Davisg Coxg Nlr. X1 llllilI1S C oath CDA Alumni 93 Noble 6: Greenough' 44 Lawrence 70 Groton 44 St. Sehastians 63 Belmont Hill 76 Rivers 72 St. Marks 57 Middlesex 73 Moses Brown 90 Brooks 74 Milton 88 St. Pauls 71 Browne ES: Nichols 60 Tabor 70 Roxbury 51 Wins Losses Ties 14 2 0 107 CPP 53 33 58 41 38 65 24 49 40 46 62 66 42 78 41 60 Qlls Y .WY 'in..,,I in -9, S599-4, . HOCKEY V . , s I If M- X' ...-. -N. s, , '-w T'? Q ' K .' - - 108 CDA OPP Alumni 3 -1 Brooks 1 3 Salem High 1 2 Noble 81 Greenough 1 3 Browne 6: Nichols 2 6 Middlesex 5 1 Groton 1 6 Lawrence 2 2 St. Sebastians 3 8 Berwick 5 S3 Milton 0 ll St. Pauls 0 5 Moses Brown 3 13 Belmont High 2 5 St. Marks 1 3 VVing Losses Ties 2 ll 2 ' in ,K E - i B E 'f: : e Y' ' ' B B B ivy' L 'ff ' Q 'i Q' Qlxj fx Y f . R P A ve. .,: C E fri -gs ri-1 -l V -Nf B X . Q 3, . 3 M, Y rr ,' E ' ?!v X 2 109 rv, IKICY Tl'f.'XNl-lst Row: Il, Follauslsce. ll, fflark. Nlil- Nl Nlulphy. If l.ylc. l' Xtallaie flrd Roxy: D UQ: NLM, litt .X. Cierard. Laptam, ll, Xl: llIl'U. l,t,'.ll'L'L'. flflltkvl' .lLfi'I, li I vrllQ1l4:Il, Xl.1ll.11L'l X F ill.iIisln'o' l'i ll l,.',1y-, T Row: S. Lcyings, xylllllltlll. ll, Burns, Cf Dayton. S lt-nm-y Nlr lf.nni's .uul Nl! lyayitt f iatlfs li -- . U' :iw 'i J lvl ' 1 JN , ' - x. ,- Y ' -A 1 PM l K ' I gl Q :noir a Q -tj' N Rc l Ji 1, , n-'wil . 1 , , . 'QQ - Prospects look good for a young team . . . Sophomores shine in Alumni Came . . . Ca Jtain Clerard with Burns and Lyle make ui the hest scoring line in the llast few years . . . Nlunro starts quickly antll eas- ily maintains the penalty record , . . Salem lligh replaces Xl.I.T. . . . NYallace fills the gap in the cage-49 saves against Xolwles . . . 'Hey XX'annop. you going skiing again? XYliy not. half the team! goingfi . . . first League win in three years as Big Red defeats Middlesex 5-1 . . . Hoody Dumart outshines Gerry Coslwy . , . Wallace holds team in against St. Seliastians . . . Superman O'Leary hurts both ankles on test flight . . . Nlillett gets himself gash in head in Nlilton game . . A goalie Levings puts in lwest period of season against St. Paulls-20 sayes . . . hig run on skate laces . . . Hey mister. yonye got 25 feet of tape hanging out the hack of the husf '... Fathers Nic-Leary Lyle and O'Leary lead the team in pre-game prayers . . . moral victories against Belmont Hill and St. NIark's . . . Lyle and Nlnnro lead the team in scoring and penalties . . . out of the cellar of the League Xlillett and Munro NlYPs . . . Burns and Lyle co-captains-elect 110 K of C Exeter I.V. B.A.A. Games Exeter-Huntington-Cheshire Tabor Moses Brown M.I.T. Freshmen Interscholastics Tufts Freshmen Wins 1 WINTER TRACK 4' ,f'a, l- CDA OPP 3rd 46 53 4th 4th 42 39 17 73 38 62 4th 49 51 Losses 4. 111 VVINTICR TRACK TEMN1-lstRow: Dflay: A. Nichols. Ulms- mington. B. floughliu. ll Niingeldorf. N1 Lund. Nlr S it P . . . . , , . lead: P. llemmerlchg ll. f,rawford: l . Finn: B. Dayidson. K.. hom- Loach 'lrd Row: time Nlanager. I U l,fg.iry P hart l Ni. ero: CI. Murphy. 2nd Row: fylr. -laines, Coach. .X Yeaseyg li, Ste- ian. Xl Xlurrax. D Xltllou wart: S. ltoliinson: P. Barking D. Nlitchcll. li. Parsons, X. Rim Xliill-1!'f 7 Still no cage at C.D.A .... Sprinters to the bridge. dis- tance men around the short loop. . . . hard workouts at Exe- ter . . . Exeter-Bates j.V. meet: Captain Crawford sets two mile record with 9:52 . . . First meet with Exeter layyees factually their varsityl: Barry wins highs. lows. fifty and three hundred, one tenth ofa second off school record in fifties and lows-strong in distance hut not enough to overcome their gains in the field events . . . relay team of Davidson. Hem- merich, Olmstead and Finn take 3rd in the K. of C. games and 4th in the B..-X..-X.s . . . C.D.A. vs. Exeter. Huntington. Cheshire: everyone has personal liests, including Crawfords record tying mile . . . Talior meet rained out . . . Once again, no match for M ises Brown-Big Red only wins two mile, hut Crawford heats mile record in 4129.3 . . . fyl.I.T. meet: Davidson unoiticially ties fifty record-their wins in our events give them the meet .... -Xlthough the win against Tahor was closer than expected. the Governors win the highs. lows, six hundred, mile and the high jump . . . Barry alian- dons girl to compete in interschols-someliody didn't know how to count and Crawford holds world record for the 2.1818 mile-Finn runs a fantastic thousand-Olmstead in second heat, hut 5th overall-C.D..-X. ends up 4th . . . Phil and Andy rush off to Aliliot . . . miniskirts at the Pancake House . . . last meet with Tufts: surprising day as we win fifty. six hundred, mile, two mile, long jump and pole vault. hut the meet was lost in the relay . . . Our times were lietter than ever, liut so were the other teams' N 112 ill T Mi cut lp Lew P till TL? Te I , . -trssm .4 I I v i I 1 113 Front Row: Bollesg Keeney: Lewisg Nevins. Cup- Spangg Mr. Linberg. Last Row: Look. Manager taing Nl0l'gkU11 Berntsen Schiess. Second Row: N111 Ilaggertyg Hlllllfllllll Block: Clreenhalgeg Lattilne Evans, Coachg Burt. Shay. Scllwurzerq ML-Clillticz Nlumiger. WRE TLI G A ,fa ,..,...1f X' 315' AQX- n 114 V J i 'fi-'Hn fem.-Z Varsity XVrestling A lot of experience left over from last year . . . Nevins gets all the fish anyway . . . Schwarzer earns the Levine award for the second straight year . . . where's Bumford? Qgetting rested for lacrossel . . . Hey, who's the new coach with the crazy plaid socks? . . . Use it, jay! . . . But sir. if you cut my hair, I lose all my strength . . . Pull in the leg, push down on the arm, switch, now sit out. Don't lis- ten to those guysl' '...' 'what's that, Billy, a souvenir? . . . How do you feel, Deni?' '...' 'NVhat do you mean you can't see, him, Ilaggerty? '... NVhere'd you learn that, CF., on Big Time Nllrestling? . . . Berntsen, get off your hackl . . . the abdominal stretch. VVho said T.V.'s no good . . . Captain America at Unlimited with Marvelite support . . . Cot the clock, Ned? '...' 'Crande, got a piece of gum? '...' 'Bennie lilow the whistle. not your finger. . . .Oh well, jay, you've got football. . . Heavy- weights come through at Tabor . . . Bolles, use his legs? . . . Bye, Bill-Hi, Roj . . . VVho's that newhoy ? . . . Hello Dollyn? . . . Exeter was the only setback despite accompanyment of loyal spectator bus . . . XVell, Danny whats up? . . . also, didnit do as well as expected in the interschols, but next year should he really good . . . the team will be led by Rick Schiess and Bernie Berntsen, co- captains . . . MVP went to jim Nevius for a fine year top- ping off an extraordinary three year varsity career . . . 115 W1--...J Browne 61 Nichols Anclover Belmont Hill St. Nlarkk Brooks Exeter Milton Lawrence Tabor XX 116 lb-- 'ins S Losses 1 CDA OPP. 25 1:3 24 17 32 14 S35 8 39 9 15 27 41 1:3 35 9 253 19 Brown, McPhail, Boose, VVilliams, H. Steinway, 2nd Mr. P. Mercer, coach, Paslmrig, Latham, Thomp son, Macflregor, Davis, S. Terrie, H. manager, Bottom Brown, NV. Morse, Bradley, Chase, Butler. . . BA KETBALL PO Y BASKETBALL Borneman, Macdonald, Bond, Sacks, Terry, M. Top W'ortheu, Murphy, E. NVong, XVright, Miller, M Connelly, Osborn, Smith, Mans. Myers, P. Mr. Coupe coach. lEHE5i2,2..' P I a 1 Aviifgltff 111' E TOP ROW: CIROSNLXN. BIQRCLNIAN. BLXKNEY. Dll,l-. NVIlITElIOL'Sli. HANDY. KANCLIS. ST.XYNl.XN.Sl'l.l.lY KN l,.. REIT. THIRD RONV: I-ISIIEl,N1,'XN. TORICY. XY.Xl'CLll. FRENCH, PATES. ENINIONS. LEYINE. IATTINIE, MAN- AGER. SECOND ROW: LOOK, MANAGER, LINRERC. IV. Basketball -7 Pony rf. P iw! A iv. WRE TLI COACH. XRjON X, XNISLIER. NIIEEIIXN KAY K., I 1 BER. Hl'RfXN. HUDSON. FIRST ROSY: SHXY YOPNCQ. RXRRET. ROGERS. CLREENRERCL. BXRBARO BROWN X,.SX1ITHtf.. BARKER Hockey I.V. NVI'6Stl111g MDA OPP. 45133 Uppl GDI Opp Nolmlc and Clreenongh 29 538 Bmok, 0 Q Andmfr 14 Umm 20 -7 Lynnfielcl High 0 1:2 Bglnjqynf Hill 46 Bt-lmont Hill 28 53 gclmom Hill 2 6 -I-imbcr Ldke 49 Rivers 39 24 Brooks I 1 Bmuk, 37 St. Marks 29 IH Milton 53 4 Exeter 5 Middlewx 31 37 Middlesex 3 6 .Xncloxer inf. 16 fmflf'Wf 23 ff-3 Browne KY Nichols l 5 Milton 15 Bm k5 25 16 Middlesex l 6 Cushing Q2 Wm 32 41 Slwfe 1 S si. Marks 21 Browne 6: Nichols 21 .79 Ldurcmce 45 Tabor 17 51 Tabor 3-3 Roxlwiiry Latin 29 2:2 Berwick 24 IV. Hockey Pony Basketball CDA OPP. CDA OPP Brooks l 5 Belmont Hill Nolnle it Crt-enough l 4 Brooks Browne 61 Nichols 12 0 Emerson Middlesex 5 6 Middlesex Round Robin second Brooks Andover 5 3 BYOOIKN Milton l 5 N1idCll6S6X Danver-5 High 2 0 Browne 6: Nichols Belmont Hill 1 6 Emerson St. Marks .7 -3 ' ' 118 Irv-rN ! I Pony Hockey BOTTOM ROVV: CH.-XPPELL, DES COCNETS, EATON Mc- COY. XVHITNEY, XVYLE1 MIDDLE ROWVQ PHEIFFER, ALLES. CLUTE, WHEELERTIMKEN, SMITH MCNUDUR- BOTTOM ROXV: JOHNSON jOHNSON C., STRIDER. MILLER C., HASS, HYDE, S.-XRCENT M.g MIDDLE ROVV: MR. BLAIR, COACH, MARTIN. MASON. MINER. FOSTER. .V. Hockey i!? I HAM. MR. DAXNN, COACHQ TOP RONV: IAFFE. IIOl,I,ONY.XY, CIHRISTIE, LEONARD. STATLER TARLONY, CLYDE, MR. MQDVFFIE. COACHg TOP ROXV WHITTEN, MQ-CLOXVAN, SMITH SMITH N., CIOSTELLO WORTHEN. xv, LEEEU . ' 119 CLASS HI TORY 1 .,,.. t..... . ii. .,.,. chapter of the Nlarvel Super Heroes was iormed, headed luv Aloe lflaptain .'XmericaJ1 and consisting ol john S. 1Suli-Nlarineri. Bill B. tThe Ilulkl. Phil KI. llsookie Xlanl. and llugo ilron Nlanv. Fred and Chico hecame hosoin huddies. and .Xnimal distinguished himself as King of Drinkers. toi'l-campus. of coursel. Xnd then there was US. llistorv: unit papers. tests. tlllllll's, lectures. Please donlt let Tuesday comel The term pa Jer was interesting. XX'hat do you mean. note cards? X couple o all-nighters should do the trick. One night ffharlie Nl. got up at 2:00 to work. got hack in hed at 21530. got up at 33:00. hack in lied at 3:30. up at 4:00, hack in hed at 41330. up at 5:00. hack in hed at 31330. up at 6:00. Poor old Murphy. Mr. Rogers made the scene with Rogers talk from the school where he used to teach. proving himself to he prohahlv the hest teacher here. and giving us lots ot laughs. He may have looked like Santa Claus, lint George and Ilngo sav he wasnt Guv Clarke spent the winter term with us. then de- cided he'd had enough hoarding school to last him. and left. Ross tied trouhlesome underclassmen to their desks in studv hall. .Xl had lots of fun with tutors on Sundays. llow alsout getting mea cheerleader, .-Xl? Dana Hall rated us the nmnher one liovs' prep school in New lfngland for our social qualities. lt was the vear of green jello and lots ol laughs. and some tears. in Speech. Rich li.: XX'e had tvvo lxaskethall games this week. sir. and I iust couldnt find the time to prepare a speech. XX'e were so good they took movies of us. Of course. l,arrv wasn't sure he'd perform hefore signing a generous contract. XX'ednes- days were practically holidays. and on non-holidavs we had a friend at the infirmarv' who let us catch up on some sleep. There were also numerous dances thanks to l.ew and his lvovs. and the mixer hecame a flD.X institution. Xlarv' Burnham was a high point. and evervone loved the Pinkerton men at .Xlvhot. Chapel Ilill was in the Twilight Zone lXX'oodv. the hirthdav girl. et cet- eral. Nobody Special. with mainstavs Reid and Russ. hecame tan- tastic. The athletic teams had talent hut terrihle luck. really. The soccer team lost tour games luv one goal. The footlvall team lost several kev plavers and a couple of close games, XX'restling and basketball started strong. hut experienced disappointing finishes. The hockev' team had a good time. and the usual numher of lioutini Bullets lmroke down. XX in had the toughest lireak w hen 4 liroken leg sidelined him during the liaselwall season. Philips was the class rumpns room as the TX' ran an average oi sixteen hours a day. Reid. ltich B. and Ussie kept the strings of their guitars in constant motion to prov ide a liackgronnd 4 ongen- ial to hard work. liifl and Kev somehow liecame moH,m,,rt-s Philips had the liest can collection in school. and led the senior class in its degeneration. lfach kid got the XXassU call down to perfection. and ln the middle ot the winter term even liav had given ui homes oi refornnng the dorm. lt seems apparent that the Philips lhovs lived on the plnlosophv that Insanity is the closest state to realitvf' There was a rumor that some seniors lived m Pierce. lint little is known oi the truth ot tlns report. lfarnes was the headquarters for the Xlarvel lleroes and Doctor Doom Ciodis Xiigrv Xian- if von preter , Tor .md Dave T. made sure that the XX'est side liutt cluh was used. hut thev usuallv slept in their rooms. X scientist at heart. Don tl. experimented to see how manv hours H, a row his radio could run lieiore wearing out. tfarter slept with his camera everv night. Xnd then we all decided to see what would happen if we ap' plied to college. Somewhere or other all oi ns were wanted, .Xpril IT was the lvv dav XX'here did von saj. von were accepted. Tonesr'v. Yale accepted tour oius and so didvtiarvard. Rav cov- ered his walls againg this time with letters of acceptance. En- glish term paper? Xre von kidding? Snow on Xpril 24? XX e hnallv got a Spring Dance. a great one. in tact. Farmer Xndv freed even got into the act. driving the S mring Dance C'oinniittee all over New England in his truck to tint goodies. Degeneration was hardlv the word after that. The pond looked great that spring XX'e all got a chance to eat at the XX ilkiesf Finallv it was upon us: CIonnnencement. The greatest class gift ever was presented. S1000 from the tflass of 1967 to start a fund raising driv e. plus a pledge to give for the rest of our lives. Prizes. prizes. priles. and a trip through Xlrs. XX'illsie's garden. 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V ra-:lg,,,,gg.:g 1 FR Varsity Baseball Governor Dummer Baseball, until two years ago, lacked any respect or support from the people con- nected with it. Then, in 1966, under the superb coaching powers of Mr. Sargent, the team triumphed to tie for first place in its lea fue. The prospects for 1967 looked equally good witfh ten re- turning lettermen and the tremendous reassurance gained from the previous season. In the first game, a strong and complete team smothered Rivers 15-0. At this early point in the year though, injuries be- gan to take their toll, culminating with star Shelton Sacks contracting mono and with co-captain XVin- nie Burt breaking his leg during practice. Still early in the season, a weakened and apprehensive team faced Bc'SzN and was winning 8-1 at the start of the last inning. Theg turning point of the season was then, when the Governors cracked under the pres- sure and lost 9-8. Said co-captain Ray Huard after 'the season, If it hadn't been for Nobles, we might have gone all the way. Struggling against this mor- al defeat, the team nevertheless salvaged a winning season and boasted many excellent personal achievements. To be noted are Manson Smith who had a strong year both batting and fielding and fel- low Sophomore Billy Strider, one of the co-captains for 19625. Pitching were Ray, The WVaterville VVon- der Huard, who filled in at three other ositions during the year and Roger Block who helii a tre- H1Cl1d0l1S 1.50 eamed run avera e. gon Schaefer, the second co-captain for 1968. irc e the school batting record with a .440 average. In fact. the team batted .263 and according to Huard were the best hittin 1 team in the league. The biggest single feat though was the coaching of Mr. Sargent over the last two years. Working with Mr. Martin as an assistant in '66 and by himself in '67, he brought a team with a notoriously bad record to a venerable position in Governor Dummer athletics. To quote Bay Huard once more. this time at the varsity awards assembly for 1967. I don't mean to degrade Lacrosse in any way, but I honestlv think that Base- ball commands as much respect ih the spring now as Lacrosse does. fi.: 5,,.,,3 Vx w. 134 .- ' ..-.f7YvgWi 53 .WC--4' Ku- . ,u!..g351G?i 5 ,I 11 1 J- I 1 3 in vwuf- W- s , 3. ,, w.. v 1 4' MQ, A - 4, M 'ri +'vf 1 iii? .QM A-?:,,gf1'T1Qf e V '-Qi!-5, if 2- Q,-if 'L' '11, . 4 I. Q K aa-:.fsf, .Q ,' :V .I 33- 74 fffw-fs.. w. --.44 cm Nzi'-' '- - ,- A AM. 'f Lf wff ' .. , ' ' Ya ' Y V ' l wgiff, ,,,, ' ' , ' vt-3q'f,' 034 affix. :lt 'f 'f2E.+f'Qf 135 E np ggi, Q25 1 A -' 4 . ,Q '-. Bus 42?Q7d57t-QUIQFQ! 3 12 11l aa 03415 2 Varxity Lacrosse Tcaun: lst Row: Smith. fliilllj lllilnlnulm. SlI'.llt'l'. Simng. Xlr Xml:-rwn, C fm ll flrd Row flvraml, Crm-ffaptalilns l,a-ary anal Fullumln-fy Il., Ilumlfml Pugh, IX Xl Ilml, K lmgllln. Hum-X XX 1 1 N X h Ncviux 'l'e'11lu'X'g 2lltl How: Nllk l'lXlIllN, llmuln, Ill'l'lIlN1'Il, l-gm., liyfmn, X 1 lim- l':.un-t Xlillhlgm sun, vlllllllvlll, C14 XlllLI'l'illlL'. X,'l,L'lll'X. ll.. KL.1X. ll. Slmx. w -W - X- ,nv .X .. ' .,- ow V 4 V , , f l X ' M.1.T. Freshman X 1 :ffguhf 'lglfiznf Phillips Academy Qifilg. Q Mommt Hex-mon' School A.,-A -l 3' llf L' 1 Phillips Exeter'fQKCade1nyo 1 11 St. Mark'5 School 7' 7 4 Harvard Freshman 1 - 5 9 wmchesier lfiigh SchBol if 4 2 mm copnny my se1,0a? ' of 5 3 Kimball Uriion Acadenfltly 7 4 Academy Mk I5 4 X St. Paufs School P, W 8 4 AA Moses Brown fq,,,,,f,f 3' 16 4 gi. Taliog Academy A ' A, 4 7 ,8 ' Alumni, - A 7 X -A h X W4 5 1 , X b fff, , if AA,,. Q! I .Q 'E A , 136 't - x. X, , J.. ...ibn Afp . 5,-,s ww. - -- - A ,f-,- . - , .g,,. , -. . J-- 1, Q .M n g Q. W A A. 1 L- .,-I -M- O 'Q nk if-I M i :' Q .g'.a., J- Q - . 5, 'is ' V ,A I .g . , Q , ,- I, ., . .: .-' - -'.1- si l L ,.-- ' .04 5' P 55311. 1 ' .YV .- ' ,'- .4.i4f.. .e . s.-gp.: .uf F' ' 5, 4 ' X--fr'-4. ...aww - s:..- .. . aw' 4,-A'-'c':.r 3 '. .,.:' 1 4 Lacrosse Andover with four days of practice . . . Let's due ground ballsi' . . . an inability to put the ball in the net hampers early season . . . Snow in April cancels practice . . . Rumford, stay on your feet! . . . Nevius scores against Harvard . . . Emmy Ir. straightens out anti-gravity shot Rumford lost at M.I.T. for season match that one Pughl, ,... Cammy shines in cage . . . physically as a team youiregtoo-small to play body lacrosse. At K.U.A. for Spring dance weekend . . . then for the ride back with Mr. Coupe . . . Gerard lost for season at Lawrence . . . O'Leary scores seven against Lawrence . . . Tenny, Spang and Shay in close race for most pen- alties . . . Team jelled with three weeks left . . . Saint Paul's zone is played like . . Magrane graduates from kneeeling position . . . Lattime. give me back my playerslv Animals back hander against Saint Paul's . . . Hatchet-man Spang . . . Mose,s Brown at Milton? . . . Stop growling, Btuteln Oooh-ah-oh no! . . . Bernie scores two against Mose's Brown . . . Turned into a well oiled machinen . . . Leary leads team in assists . . . Tenney leads team in points . . . Leary, F ollans- bee, and Nevius to represent team in East-XVest game . . . Leary gets M.V.P. . . . Spang and Smith to lead team in '68. QH J .Rig . Varsity Track Team: lst Row: Sargent, T.g Pagew Handy. Bar- barog Schiessg Keenyg Mc-Cowang 2nd Row: Mr, Come. Coach Adolph, Nichols. Hemmerichg Davidsong Finn, and Crawford. Co Captains. Taylor. Miller, L. Sc-hwarzerg Lewis. 3rd Row: Nlr IHIIICS, Coachg Lnndg Borm-miing ,Xrjonau Olimtcaicll 'I'nckcr' TRACK Q 1 s H 8 Look. Leung. Rogers. Pollak. Ymwy, Bdrkin, Hulbert, Carey . Sperry. I mich. 4th Ron: Nliirxh. Hg Hong Xhliwugtill. U right - Poon. Bl'.ulxli.m. Bowl, Griffin. Smith. xilllfltdllff. RIITIITIIHQUJIA . Emmons, Ogg. Smith. D.. Engewer. Manager. ,. . .4. J, 1 fi 04th f SQ! 76: .GLX Hdlmfbf. .nt ilt if Academv 65 S419 ni ' -' ' Y ' :B 5392. L I . -.,- .. 4 A , r , I . . 5.4 5 'fm' A f va-2 R- --Jw 5.5 'fa LQ ' .5?2.C'71' ' -1- If 4 I .4 , , --1' -- eg W .A-. . ...Q-J., Y t 1 - M nw -. X, , N.. .E .H ln-, , ' ' ,X :,gv'.V -' - :Q 3 f -ffl.: U ,elif , id ing., Ab h-9 2 , - rfgay- ' f. 1 1 - ,j' 'Q -. - -qge -'Lf '25 A 1 '-Q 'ly' ,V ' I 1 5:-'al-'f1'f ' ' ily? , ' A - Q AL V -. i Y : F M ' Y x X g! - ev . pl! U za , vl 2 x 1 1 J 3 v-Il' , ot Ji-1. . 1'39 .I Af 1 New England Weather extends XVinter Track into spring . . . one of the largest track teams ever . . . first meet postponed because of snow . . . Sunny but cold against M.I.T .... Lang and rich set meet records . . . Davidson wins both hurdles . . . a little warmer against Providence . . . No da- vidson or Hemmerich . . . Moses Brown takes first in all running events . . . Olmstead runs well in the 440 . . . NVeightmen are strong . . . Spring arrives in time for the Belmont Hill meet . . . a day off for the greats . . . Milton comes for dance weekend ,T1 -'Q . . . Lang wins high jump. shot. and javelin . . . meet record ln' Davidson in 220 lows-25.2 . . . Lose meet on a valiant attempt In the relay team . . . Ilelmron fields little competition . . . elephant relay team fTucker. Ogg. Schxvarner. and Barkin Supreme . . . Crawford sets meet record in two mile-9156.6 . . . End of the Season for Davidson . . . Vin final meet handilv . . . Cigars for the Se- niors . . . Olmstead and Tucker Co-captains . . Lang NIYP. GULF 'I vu A -F Fatherland Farms Home of the Brave . . . a long walk . . . NVhat do you mean We may play the Harvard freshmen in the snow? . . . The team looks good loses a tough one to Harvard . . . First trimeet finds CDA leading Exeter and only three' down to Andover . . . NVhere's Jacobs? . . . Haverhill falls easily . . . second trimeet CDA leads substantially with last meeting at our home course . . . only real 4 pressure is on the ladder matches . . . Meyers and , , . A great drive to Tabor . . . A sad one back Alfond: What do you mean a three stroke penalty , , , Best record of all spring teams . . . five re- . . . Martin and Shultz break in as lettermen . . . turning lettermen , , , Martin elected captain . . . Both Andover and Exeter fall at Ould Newbury Rey receives the MVP, Brooks School Bimbnt Hin Wins 4 Losses 4 141 'C Varsity Colf Team: Mr. Bond, Coach, Nlarting Murphy. S. Iensen Xlfoml Laptdm Nlexer R Hum Tzil'l0w1 Iacolms, ,wwgl :M ,A ,x Harvard Freshn ref Andover-Exeter 'i Haverhill High School Andover-Exeter Andover-Exeter Belmont Hill School Lawrence Academy Tabor Academy St. Sebastiaxfs School W CDA OPP 292 525 2nd 'T 1 lst lst GBQ 142 8 4 4112 T92 8 0 142 Varsity Tennis Team: lst Row: Babcockg Davis, C.g Morgan, Captaing Harrisg 2nd Row: Mr. Eames Coachg Braytong Brooksg Benjaming Congdon, D. TEN N if 143 B 1 I, ML.. 'M xi' If Q :ff-Q 6 l g Undefeated Season? . . . -1-4 season leaves the team imsatisfied . . . Four inches of snow-no prac- tice? . . . Indoor iAlumnil courts . . . five laps- spring. jog. and walk' '... Groton repaved for last year . . . Davis loses only once . . . Time for theg second of three? . . . Benjamen swear? . . . Attitude will win it' '... Brooks forgets his shorts . . . Congdon working on the spring dance at MIT . . . Davis and Benjaman superstitious of new racquets . . . Singles a strong point. Doubles another story '... St. Pauls smashed 13-5 . . . Steak pit just ahead . . . Bravton splits as usual . . . Davis' backhand and Brook's forehand . . . SEE THAT SERVE . . . spin serve bv Morgan . . . Morgan sweeps Benjamen 2 out of S3 for the school championship . . . Benjamen to lead next year's team . . . two returning lettermen . . . Morgan MVP. 144 ll K. QR 'J vinyl l ' Q as.. l. W l zum mu mm lst Row: Haasg Cordong Satenstieng Sangg O'Reillyg Timkeng 2nd Row: Mr. Linberg, Coachg johnson, C. B4 Holloway: Miller, M4 XVhite, C.g Fosterg Staylnang Mr. Griffin, Coach. IU IOR VARSITY BA EBALL IU IOR VARSITY LACRCSS lst Row: Pates: Costello: ll'orthcn: Nlnrphy. E.: Creenlmlge: Hyde. l':Sll6llll2lIlL Sullivan. L.: Brady. Dayton. Dana: lla Aprileg NIcCuirk, Nlinerg Young. l,,g Cay. A.g Mr. Ogden, Dorsey:Cln1se.F.gCx'eeclgBarke1'gSpoHlard, NlliIl2igCl'. Coachg 2nd Row: Crosman, Managerg Mr. McDufHe, Coachg ll.. L s-,.9.H J39.. .. .- A .. 4 Pony Baseball lst Row: Sllflllllllll. l'asln'1g. 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Q '. an 'Y' -D ,a.,1 P wx . . s fr I Yi-', L I' ' U wr, ' ' A Q 1 4, 1 if ' A 'dn q .f- Qi' .-I ': Q, ,ds-F 4 y AXE! bl, 1 - Af -Og - ,f si. l Oni q L . b . Q yan- 15. ' A.. 0 3 ivfiia' Q' 6 F . y I ' w . -1. 2 bio' gr 4 A. a .JR msg- '.Q-'wc' A k .Q 4 8 s we ' V rx' nl. . 7 , a 'W 'I' Q 'L' Rf... W, - 'o ' 'QQ 'U ' . -. 4 2' , . 5 in ,4' , . b , . .. - ' 'fm' G + .. I 'L W, .LQ Q 'W . x 0' N 4 Q- 1 . ' . ,V 2. M I. 3 . I 4 A , Quik gt I 4 5 1. f K 4, 1 , ' ' z 4-Q ,gf - if 3' ' .4 H ' . ,fn A In Q If A J 'af , V I J f ' ,.,'v.1- A , V .I 1 W K' nie . J 1 ,YIU ' fn, S g ,f , 4 5 ,A ' S Q xxws 'J kd.. , I .k .xl A IS., The Morse Flag was first awarded at the 150th Commencement of this school on june 9, 1913. and it has been awarded each year since that time to the senior whose record in all respects has met with the highest approval of the faculty. According to the trust established by the late Reverend Glenn Tilly Morse, long-time friend and trustee of the Acade- my, a new flag is provided each year in order that the old flag which has flown during the past year may be given to a member of the graduating class. This year the Morse Flag is awarded to RAY JO- SEPH HU.-XRD of XVATERVILLE, MAINE. The Coodwin Athletic Prize, established by Mr. Fred H. Goodwin of the Class of 1916, and a trus- tee of the Academy' from 1916 to 1949. is given to 1 150 the senior who. by athletic achievement and sports- manship. has brought the greatest honor to his school during the past year. Much of what I have to say about the recipient of this prize has already been recounted this morn- ing. A three-sport varsity athlete. a captain in two sports and Most Valuable Player in three. he has in- deed been outstanding. However. my mind turns again to his tremendous dedication to his teams. his 10006 effort, his pose and sportsmanship. Never have I seem him visibly rattled: never have I wit- nessed a flare-up of uncontrolled anger or poor con- duct. He has been a credit to himself. his teams. and his school. This year's recipient is RAY IO- SEPH HEARD of XYATERYILLE. MAINE. l The Ingham Fund Scholarship is awarded to help an industrious and able boy work his way through school. The recipient this year is ION SCHAEFER of WEST DENNIS. The Richard Hawes Francis Scholarship is award- ed to LEO BARRETT of NEXYBURYPORT, who has made substantial intellectual progress and who has demonstrated a spirit of cooperation and help- fulness during his school life. The Cumings Prize was established by the fa- mily and friends of the late Fred T. Cumings of Troy, New Hampshire. It is awarded annually to a boy who has shown perseverance, hard work, and good spirit overcoming obstacles and disappoint- ments. ship to a boy who could not attend the school without large financial assistance 1 v and who shows strong promise for the future. It is a six-year grant, covering two years of secondary school and four years of college. It is a great pleasure for me to award this first Merrill Scholarship to VICTOR MAX BOND of HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA. J., s In his academic work and in his athletics, he has the same drive, determination, and courage. Ile has succeeded where fainter hearts would have failed. XYheu this prize was established, I suspect the Cumings family had in mind just such a young man as XYINSTON SIl.l, HURT of NYESTON. The Dean Channing Hale Scholarship is awarded to that student who, through his own perseverance, has shown the most improvement in the various as- pects of school life and has become an esteemed contributor to the well-being of the community. This year's recipient is STEPHEN Mac-DONALD MURPHY of SOUTH BYFIELD. During the past year the Charles E. Merrill Trust has established the Charles E. Merrill School-College Schol- arship Program to benefit a member of the junior class possessing strong intellectual ability and determination to take full advantage of his educational opportunities. Covemor Dummer is one of a small number of schools to which the Foimdation has made available such a scholar- 5 if iEllill'llIlil .1 The Gaffney Prize. established in memory of Robert A. Gaffney' of the Class of 1940. is awarded to that senior who, in the opinion of his teachers. has been most considerate of the rights. opinions. and sensibilities of others. And so it is with partie- ular pleasure that I award the Gaffney Prize to RICHARD CRAAVFORD of HINCHAM. The james M. Barriskill Prize. established in 1960 by the students in memory of Mr. Barriskill of the faculty, is awarded annually to that member of the senior class who has made an outstanding con- tributuion in the field of musie at the Academy. This year's recipient is THEODORE HOAYARD DIX of COLLEGE STATION. TEXAS. 152 The Harvard Prize Book has been endowed by Nlr. Roger B. Coulter. Class of 191133. and a tmstee of the Aeadeiny. so that it may be awarded eaeh year in the future. The Book is awarded to that member of the ju- nior elass deemed most worthy' through high schol- arship and character. The winner this year has held to the highest standards as a consistent honor stu- dent. a member of the Red Key Honor Society and the staff of the Spire This summer his commit- ment to service will take him with our group going to work on the Indian reservation in North Dakota. It is my pleasure to award the Harvard Prize Book to ROBERT TONIBAREL MARTIN of MEL- ROSE. The Timothy Rogers WVittemore Award is .given annually to that member of the sophomore class who by his attitude and perseverance has been the best contribution to the Academy. XVILLIAM STRIDER of NVATERVILLE, MAINE, is just such a boy. Four years ago there arrived at the Academy a young man whom I had known for many years. I felt sure he would be successful here, but the facts and figures gave no indication of the degree of his success. His career has been marked by a dedication to all aspects of student life. A member of Cum Laude, three-sport varsity athlete and co-captain in two, Chairman of the Library Committee, he has achieved both the highest academic distinction and Y' xls v 2 ff fl I ll gnc' athletic success, and he has demonstrated a keen sense of responsibility. A brilliant example of achievement through dedication and perseverance is HARPER FOLLANSREE, IR. of ANDOVER. XVin- ner of the First Special Prize. NVe read a great deal these days about the de- cline of principles and values among our youth. I doubt this is so, and my opinion is well substantiat- ed by many of our students. Ilowever, one of them does stand out for his high standards and willingness to fight for them. In addition, he has distinguished himself as a scholar, as an editor of the Spire, and as an excellent wrestler. In the years ahead he will continue to have strong impact on those around him in raising their sights and standards to meet his own. The recipient of the Second Special Prize is DA- VID SNONV LEXVIS of CROTON. The Third Special Prize is awarded to a senior who embodies the old adage about good things in small packages. VVhere he has found the time and energy to accomplish so much I scarcely know. In each 24- hour day he has mustered the effort to earn election to Cum Laude, serve as editor of the Governor , Chairman of the Language Lab, President of the Clee Club, and dormitory proctor, compete on even terms with larger rivals in football, wrestling, and tennis, and serve as Captain of the latter. I am weary just recounting all this, but also very proud to present this prize to DANIEL MURRAY MOR- GAN of SHREYVSBURY. 15 We all admire the individual who will stand up for ideas and principles in which he believes. VS'e also take pride in those who make great progress through conscientiousness and an unwillingness to quit when the going gets rough. In academics. in wrestling, as a dormitory proctor. this young man has earned our admiration and I take pride in hon- oring him tonight. The recipient of the Fourth Spe- cial Prize is ROGER THOMSON BLOCK of FITCHBURC. There are areas of school life in which our stu- dents can make their mark and gain a feeling of sat- isfaction. The winner of the Fifth Speical Prize has excelled in art. He is fortunte, for he has discovered an interest and a talent which will enrich his future life. However, he is also recognized tonight for his unusual conscientiousness, his ability to overcome adversity, and his loyalty to groups of which he has been a part and to the school. The recipient of this prize is IEFFERY NVALLINCFORD NVOOD of OLD TOXVN, MAINE. The Sixth Special Prize goes to one of our out- standing scholar-athletes. He has set high standards for himself in both of these areas and met them ad- mirably. A strong student, he has also been one of the finest wrestlers in the annals of the school and an excellent captain. Furthermore, he has accepted responsibility well in his senior duties and has dem- onstrated an independence of mind so important to his future contributions in college and career. I am very pleased to present this prize to JAMES CHRISTIE NEVIUS of RED BANK, NEXV JER- SEY. The last, but by no means the least, Special Prize goes, to a senior who has made maximum use of his abilities to improve his own performances and to serve his school. Neither a strong student nor an unusually gifted athlete, nonetheless he has achieved academic success and has made great con- tributions to three varsity teams as performer and captain of all three. But most of all he has given full mea- sure of his time and energy in his role as Vice President of the class. Loyalty, courage perseverance, concern for his fellows and his school, these qualities have been paramount in his life at the academy. It is my great pleasure to award this Special Prize to NVILLIAM LEE ALFOND of WATERVILLE, MAINE. .QQ wg VA ,, af' - A jf, 1,H:1N J 'l P' l For many years, the Academy Prize was main- tained hy the mother of Headmaster Emeritus Ed- ward NV. Eames. In june 1959, the underclassmen of the Academy endowed this prize so that hence- forth at each Commencement it could he given in honor of Edward VV. and Eleanor K. Eames so that the qualities they so deeply prized might he prized in turn hy future and succeeding classes . It is awarded to that senior who hv' his unselfness and 5, . 4 3 ry., , . sportsmanship has heeu exemplified the spirit of the school. In presenting the prize. Sir. Vtilkie said: A strong student. a fine three-sport athlete. an editor of the SPIRE. But of greater importance he has led the school with thoughtfulness. and with strength. with tact and with consideration. The recipient of the Academy Prize is ANTHONY R. H. CERARD of BERNARDSVILLE. NEXY IERSEY. Lv- -,....., Q Iv -iv V, Nrqy ,uf ul ' ,-QPQJX u -'-N Pt.x A54 ff-' -rv A ---4 .-,.-:,.- v vga, .s'sz . ' .' eq. w Q , - X .1 . e,x 157 v. b - vfsw 1 X . 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Galley Coffee Shop. Bearskin Neck. Rockport. Blass.. Spring to Fall Compliments of a Friend 162 Compliments of a Friend Good Luck! F. R. Tlieafies Corp., 214 Harvard Avenue, Boston 34, Mass. Davis Electric Service, 40 Merrimack Street, Newburyport, Mass. Dodge's-on-tlie-Pike, Route 1, Rowley, Mass. Mildred E. Chase-Typewriters, 55 Pleasant Street, Newliuryport, Mass. Cashman Bros. Co.-Fuel Oil, 75 NVater Street, Newlinryport, Mass. The Blue Lantern, Bearskin Neck, Rockport, Mass. Compliments of a Friend Compliments of R. E. Adam-The Haircutter, Main Street, Fitclilinrg, Mass. Bondreau's Pharmacy, 56 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass. Beverly Olds, 131 Rantonl Street, Beverly, Mass. Iules A. Courdean, Inc., 9-1 Coming Street. Beverly, Mass. 4 Ov QF DEPEND ee GQ -k Os SHVCE 1836 .6at't!1.e Saves lies-7' yawn. heat' Pickering Wharf, Salem Phone 744-5597 163 BENIAMIN C. TOWER, realtor Est. 1907 Real Estate Appraising Insurance T9 Milk Street Boston, Mass. National Association of Beal Estate Boards. Greater Boston Beal Estate Board American Institute of Beal Estate Appraisers joseph L. Leonard Mortgages 16-l Compliments of 20th Century Cleaners Newburyport, Mass. Tel. H0 5-0-131 Store for Young Men Gul' Best WVishes to the XVE SPECIALIZE Class of 1967 And Our Many Friends IN at Governor Dummer Academy PREP SCHGOL GUTFITTING THE VILLAGE GREEN E RESTAURANT-Moron INN- A COUNTRY sToRE CONRAD CO. 299 Cabot sf Phone: 774-7629 Beverly, M2155- 165 'ifv no IN j 1 MEMQRIAM Edmund Hall ANTHONY'S FINE RESTAURANTS Lynn - Swampscott - Marblehead Boston CQOD LUCK CLASS OF CC6779 Slzlivr School and College Services fine clothes for men and younger men Governor Dummer Mutual Association at KRAY,S 24 pleasant street HAYDN'S REXALL DRUG Haydn M. Eaton, Reg. Pharm. Tel 462--19-11 14 Pleasent Street Newburyport. Blass. HYWAY INN CENTRAL STREET Byfield, Mass.-465-5333 Mr. Augie, Mgr. 40 modern air conditioned Rms. 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FOSTER FRASCA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION CONTRACTORS S1 REAL ESTATE BUILDERS From Blueprint tO Keyw 14 Central Avenue Lynn, Mass. 01901 F rancestown, N. H. 03043 FIRST 81 OCEAN F ITCHBURC PAPER NATIONAL BANK COMPANY 51 State Street DIVISION OF LITTON NeWbm'YP01't, Mass' INDUSTRIES, INC. IOR Aristides ArjonaA10H-51 44th Avenue, Corona, New York, N. Y. 111368 Dana 11. Balicoclc, lr.-l,umlmard Road, RD 2. Clinton. N.Y. 1311123 XVay'ne A. Barlxaro-6 Rowell Street. Ameslmury' 01913 Peter M. Barkin-1100 Union Street, Manchester, N. 11. 03104 l,eo L. Barrett, 111-266 lligh Street. Newliuryport 01050 james R. P. Bell, 111-17 Nottingham Drive, Natick 01760 Bert 1,. Benjamin-3005 Pacific Ave., San Francisco, Calif. 941 15 lfldwin Bennett-117 Parker Road, Osterville 02655 Carl A. Berntsen, 111-185 Nlilton Road. Rye, New York 10580 Scott P. Brady-215 Seminole l.ane, Franklin Lakes, 07417 Benjamin B. Brewster, 111488 NYarren Avenue, Plyinouth 02360 james F. Brooks-Rt. 2, Box 1058, XYay'zata. Nliunesota 55391 Allmert 11. Brown-Carliondale, Colorado H1623 Howard XY. Burns, Iii-Nanepashemet Street, Nlarlilehead 01945 john A. Carpenter, jr.-12,000 Edgewater Drive, Lake- wood, Ohio 44107 john C. Cesarini-S5 Sunset Rock Road. Andover 01810 Paul A. Covey'f269 Sport Hill Road. Easton. Conn. 06612 Steven B. Cox-Arey Avenue, Camden, Maine 048433 NVilliam M. Degen-117 Nlonhagen Avenue. Nliddletown, N. Y. 105140 .Iohn NV. Emerson-115 AYarncr Ave., Roslyn Heights. 1,.1., New York 11577 Scott NV. Foster-04 Beal Street, Lunenburg 01402 David AY. Francis-Piney' Point. Xlarion 027338 Paul A. Cares-738 Pearl St., Denver, Colorado 1402053 Brian M. Crillin-3 Allen Street. Newlruryport 01950 Richard H. Haas. jr.-I3 Sherwood Drive, Nashua. N. 11. 03000 Donald R. Hayes, jr.-114 Crescent Road, Longmeadow 01100 Kevin Nl. 1llllliill-Avihllillgttlll Street Ext.. Nliddlelmryz Vt. 057553 NV. Truxton llullmert-120 Claypit Hill Road. XVay'1and 01778 R. Thomas -lacolms-22 Crosliyi Circle, Osterville 02655 Charles B. Johnson, jr.-Dependents' Schools. APO, New York 09677 Charles S. johnson, 111-3475 N. Venice Street. Arlington, Va. 122207 Harry' Kangis, II-16 North Acres Road, Manchester, N.11.0f3104 Denison Keeney'-Soniersville, Connecticut 06072 Harold tl. Levine-77 Briarcliff Road, Longmeadow 01106 Steven VV. Levings-120 Nantucket Road, XVellesley' Hills 02181 lfyan S. l,exiss-17 Dudley Street. Fall Riyer 0.2751 Daniel K.. l.ool4-251 Fast '52nd Street. New York. N. Y. 10016 Robert Nl. l.orr1-6 llaites Landing lioad. Falinouth. N1ainc0-1105 Aliilliam C. Nladden. 1r.fl5 Third Xxenue lim Usterylllf: 112655 lioliert T. Xlartin-14 Nleafloxuiexx Road. N1f:1ros1fo2lT6 Nl. Anthony XlayA760 Park Xycnue. Xen York. N Y 10021 David Xlct.oxyan-101 Xlayfloxugr 11111. Waterville. Nlaiue 04901 F. joseph Nlclntire-15 lflmysood Road. Nlarlilehead 01945 David S. Xlitchell-T39 Lrescent Drixe. Palo Xlto. Calif 94301 Stephen B. Nlurphy-134 Crcat Pond Road. 'North Xndoy- er 01845 Stephen Nl. Nlurphy-f-oyernor Duinmcr Mads-iny. So Byfield 01080 Fred Xaliil. lr.-35 Eastland Terrace. llaxerlnll 015:30 11. Danforth Ugg. jr.-Treasure lsland. lf. Bootliliay. Nlaiue 114544 john C. Olinstcad-tfoye Road. Stonington. f,onnecticut 061375 Elliott ll. fflleilly -0034 Clayton Rd.. St. Louis. Xlissouri 653117 D. Christopher Page-Riycrs Bend. R.F.D. 22. tariliou. Ale. 047-'lti Stephen 1.. Parker-L11 Xrnold Road. Wellesley Hills 02181 lloliert XY. Parsons-633 Chapin Road, Barrington. R. 1. 0215015 Thomas Xl. Pierce-TS tfourt Street. Houlton. Nlaine 047210 Steven F. Pollalt-SS00 Spooky llolloyy Road. Cincinnati. Ohio 45242 N rt Ross N. Raymond-12 Creen Street. 1pswich 0191518 IC, Stephen Robinson-S39-I Nlain Street, .Xinesbury 019153 james L. Rudolph-S3 Hopkins Avenue, Beverly 01015 Thomas Sargent-Longbrook Road, South Byfield 01980 V. jonathan Schaefer-l'ncle Barnevs Road. YYest Dennis 02670 Richard C. Schiess-1707 Euclid Ave. Syracuse. N. Y. 13224 james B. Shay. lr.-12 X11-quassett Road. Harwich Port 02646 C. Cameron Smith--10 Cedar Cove Road. So, Swansea 02, IO jonathan 11. Smith-151 Dover Road, NYe1leslei 02161 Nathaniel T. Smith-151 Dover Road, Xlelleslei 02161 Roger Nl. Smith-11 Rochelle Street. XVorcester 01606 john NY. Sowles-171 Foreside Road. Falmouth. Nlaine 04105 Carl F. Spang, jr.-25 Vincent Road, Wellesley 02181 Daniel Spofford-1303 N. 2-ith Street. Boise, 1daho83702 john XY, Stavman-23 .-Xscenta Terrace, YVest Newton 02165 Robert T. Stewart-Burnt Nlill-Pluckemin Road, Far Hills, New Iersev 07931 C. XVi1son Sullivan-NVi1ton. New Hampshire 033066 Nlarc K. Tucker-13 Roosevelt Place, Newburyport 01950 Nlarcus Nl. Urann, 111-Crescent Street. South Duxbury 0237-1 .Xrthur 11. Veasev. 111-22 Eastland Terrace, Haverhill 01830 Peter B. NYa11aee--12 Leominster Road, Lunenburg 01462 john YV. NYannop, jr.-355 NVianno Avenue, XVianno 06255 David B. 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