Brewster Academy - Syb Yearbook (Wolfeboro, NH)

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JUNE R. TII.TON VINCENT D. ROGERS. JR. WINIFRED J. WHALEN B.Ed. Keene Teachers College B.A., University of Chandler School English, New Hampshire Typing, Shorthand Brewster Briefs Advisor, Mathematics Senior Play WARREN wi-me 3 BARBARA J. lYMAN Secretary 10 miss-of-va I Superintendent of Buildings Q-ltimt flhl, 4 gifs. ,y . lui? I. I ri f -' N, 'Uv ff 1 FQFSTSS A1 .!. Z ., ' 'Q' fu 1 'r 5 I4-P x I 1 r '-,n,s.,': 445 131 'fl 56 X XJ rf- , r y 'sf 71 . ' J J' .X ' .A Q, X-i La. NN L it , ' WJ, 9131, 'sly' ', ': if 4,1 , e' ,-.' 3 . Y j:.,,'fl.' .-if 1 X f' . , J, . - . A I.-4. ' .f f . fur' 3 3' ,f 3 SJ'-fr.-' 1' . , if . -se, ff' ' so - 'LX 'ff A A Qt- lx - L

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THOMAS AYLESBURY Z W , wif 4..'- ,. .1 .1 1 I . if 1--f , ,ul . 1 'pf l 'Sh it V filfjv g' . as l I 3 ,U ,I , l CL ' V . FLORENCB AYE .ff I A Qrllefof the sgdllzte rpI!h1bers.J5f the? ior claeifis Floren! Ayers, who clan be se faithfjilly o ,the hono' roll edqbl term. er vorite hobbies ingu e knittin , s ing, 'nd cooki g lesp ' Ily foreign dishesl. Florence, who gs followega coknme ial c se during her past faur years at 'Brewster, plarfi to bela secre ry.Z ter graduation. Hen qbiet and cdngeftial manner will surely bring her success. . ' M , ' , . x , . ' . THOMAS ANDREWS f Tom, better known by his class mates as Seed came to us last year from Great Barrington, Mass His favorite hobbies include ski an ing and basketball, of which he is an avid fan ancl participant H was also assistant manager of the 57 football team His future plans consist of attending the University of Maine and being a confirmed bachelor. Tom will long be remembered for keeping classes very - much alive with his dry humor and questions JQMZM MW JOHN ANGLIN Many of us will remember John as a hard playing member of the soccer team. His drive and sense of teamwork in school and on the soccer field have been inspirational to his classmates and team mates alike. John displays an interest in music so it is only natural that he is a very adept dancer and has likewise contributed much to our Glee Club. Many of us have seen him plying his skill at making the tenpins fly at the bowling alley but as a golfer he claims only to be an amateur. John came to Brewster from Durham New Hamp shire, where he graduated from Oyster River High School in 1957 Upon graduating, he plans to attencl the University of New Hampshire where he will major in business administration The phrase good things come in small packages is so oft quoted that it is in danger of becoming a cliche. Nothing else could fit Tommy as well, however, for this little package of dynamite has proven him- self in the realm of traditionally big men-football. To add insult to injury, he's a lineman! An above average student, Dumplin las the boys from Brown have affectionately dubbed himl has the rewarding gift of winning and keeping friends, and oddly enough, the feminine contingent is not in the minority. His ability to think of enough to fill a twenty-six page letter will cause us to wonder as long as we re- member Tommy. 12