Williston Northampton School - Log Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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CHARLES GOODYEAR 509 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, N. Y. CHUCK College Choice: University of Mass. Year Entered: 1948 Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Willistonian 4, Co-executive Editor 4, Chess Club 5, Science Club 4. Chuck would almost always greet a person by saying, Got a nickel so I can call Hamp? He was always an exceedingly dignified and worldly person and had a definite air of sophistication He resides in the heart of New York City, although during the last six years he has spent most of his time in New England. Chuck will be a desirable representative of our Alma Mater. PETER JOHN GUTHY 9 Delaware Avenue, Freeport, New York PETE College Choice: Rutgers Year Entered: 1950 Willistonian 5, Log 4, Chess Club 5, 4, Adelphi Gamma Sigma 3, 4. A seemingly hard-working boy, but with a mischievous streak of good humor was Pete Guthy. A clever remark and an attempted straight countenance were traits which won fast friends for this young marimba player. When Peter put his mind to a task, there was no stopping him, French class never did. Because of his zest- ful spirit, he was always a good companion. GEORGE WARREN HALIDAY 168 Water Street, Stonington, Conn. GEORGE College Choice: Brown Year Entered: 1948 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Double Quartet 4, Willistonian 3, 4, Adelphi Gamma Sigma 1, 2, Chess Club 3, Camera Club 1, 2, Soccer 4, Skiing 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Progressive and prominent in many fields at Williston, George was a familiar figure either behind an impressive tome of learning, or fastened to a pair of smooth hickories. At any midnight discus- sion group on the third floor Ford, he was welcome and usually present. Friendliness and versatility make a bright outlook for Georges college career.

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CHARLES EVERETT GALANIE 80 Hyde Park Avenue, Boston, Mass. GUNK College Choice: Brown Year Entered: 1950 Sextette 4, Willistonian 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Log 4, Football 5 CWD, 4 CWD, Hockey 3 CWD,4 CWD. For two years Gunk has tended the Williston hockey cage well. He has contributed much to the school, some of which has benefited the school. His fun-loving attitude, his academic ability, and his fine tenor voice are virtues which will help him tremendously in College. -42 ALAN FARWELL GALBRAITH 101 Pine Street, Wallace, Idaho i'GALLY College Choice: Harvard Year Entered: 1948 Adelphi Gamma Sigma 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Double Quartet 3, Willistonian 4, Copy Editor 4, Sextette 4, Vice-president of the Senior Class, Football 5, 4 CWD, Baseball 2, 4, Skiing 2. Gally is one of the few four-year men. During those four years, he has become one of the outstanding members of the senior class. He was the first tenor in the Six Sons of Sammy and has held an honor average during his entire time here at Williston. Gally's drive and spirit of competition have made him an asset to the various teams of which he has been a member. He should continue his amazing record at Harvard next year. JOHN WARREN GARRITY 241 Market Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. jack College Choice: Brown Year Entered: 1950 YMCA Cabinet 4, Vice-president 4, Flag Committee 4, Chairman, Soccer 3 CWD, 4 CWD, Co-captain 4, Basketball 3 CWD, 4 CWD. Jack, in his quiet manner, has accumulated many friends in his two-year stay at Williston. He served as Captain and sparkplug of Williston's undefeated soccer team and has proved to be the best set shot artist on this year's basketball team. When not seen partici- pating in athletics, Jack may usually be found studying in his room. His sincere attitude in whatever he undertakes will carry him far in later life. 29 ff' wh .. X,

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JOHN SPIERS HARRINGTON III 40 Fairlee Road, West Hartford, Conn. JACK College Choicei Dartmouth Year Entered: 1949 Six Sons of Sammy 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4g School Band Z, 5, Dance Band 2, 5, 4, Skiing 2 CWL5 CWD, 4 KWJ, Soccer 5 CWD, 4 CWDQ Track 2, 5, 4. One of the most versatile students in the class, Jack has compiled an amazing record at Williston. For three years he has been a member of the Glee Club. For two years a varsity soccer player, and for three years a skiing stalwart. Jack's marks have never suf- f d ' ' f all these and many other activities. Another one ere in spite o of the Six Sons of Sammy leaves Williston to seek his fortune. Pc 25. 1? D I 3 :I Q , K gf 'uf 5 ,M SAMUEL HULL 225 Highland Street, Holden, Mass. SAM College Choice: University of Maine Year Entered: 1951 Glee Club 4, Science Club 4g Sailing Club 4, Skiing 4. A ready and infectious laugh has been the calling care of Sam Hull during the past year, Sam, in addition to being able to execute a nice one-handed push shot when he wasnt nervous, was a wizard with a pair of skis beneath him. In fact his afternoon trips to the Mt. Tom ski run were much more pleasurable to him than his daily tussle with a math book. Well-liked and respected by his dorm- mates, he was one of the most genial personalities in Ford Hall. DOUGLAS A. JACK 59 Massasoit Street, Northampton, Mass. KIDOUGH College Choice: University of Mass. Year Entered: 1948 Soccer 43 Tennis 3. A more industrious and earnest-minded boy was not to be found in the senior class than Douglas Jack. Doug, handicapped though he was, always maintained a creditable scholastic average. His lighter side also was occasionally made evident by some untimely remark in math class, or some witty and unusually derogatory com- ment on someones grouping grade. Doug's easy and inherent friendliness always made him a likeable companion at Williston. 31 3ii 'Zll 11