Bromfield High School - Beacon Yearbook (Harvard, MA)

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I3rom?zeLcl Beacon Paul Robert Curley My life is one de'm'd horrid grind. - Dickens Paul is noted among his classmates for the jokes which he is always concocting. His knowledge of automobiles astounds us. We wish him the best of luck selling those super models of his. 1Senior Editorj. Senior Play '51, Mary Jean Ford l6Jean!7 Smooth 'runs the water where the brook 'is deep. - Shakespeare In four years we have come to know well Jean's hobby, raising dogs. We know that this wonderful love for animals will bring her much entertain- ment and happiness. Best wishes, Jean. Beam '50g Senior Play '51. John R. Hendrickson He travels the fastest who travels alone. -Kipling John has been voted the best looking boy in the school. We're proud of John for this honor and for his prowess on the football field and basket- ball court. If looks are pass-keys to success, John will certainly unlock many doors. May success be yours, John. 'fSenior Editorj. Senior Play '51g Football '5lg Basketball '51g Baseball '51. Page Thirty-two

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Zbfaroms 2 BLA Be acne.. 133 iced!- Ernest Arthur Cregar, Jr. ' lCErnie!! He knew the precise psychological moment when to say nothing. - Wilde Skilled in football, baseball, and basketball, Ernie has been one of our chief attractions in sports. If he handles his carpenter's tools as he handles a football, we know his future success is assured. Much success to you, Ernie. fSenior Editorl. Senior Play '51, Football '50, '51, Co-Capt. '51, Basketball '48, '49, '50, '51, Baseball '48, '49, Baseball Scorekeeper '50, '51. Robert Emery Cobb ' UBob7I 'Thefrelgs a time of speaking and' a time of being sti . - Caxton Bob is the silent member of our class. We were never sure when he was present at a class meet- ing. If silence is rewarding, then he will be a big success. Best wishes, Bob. Senior Play '51, Football '51, f Senior Editorl. Dc-nald Richard Crowther HDon77 Men of few words wre the best men. - Shakespeare As a policeman or as a serviceman,Don will prove as reliable as he has proved to be in the capacity of class vice-president. His patience will many times reward him in whatever service he enters. Good luck, Don. Beam '51, Senior Play '51, Baseball Manager '51, Class Vice-President '48, '49, '50, '51. fMd.1!AVPoge Thirty-one

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Brom? i el.cl Besaucon Robert Theodore Hynes HBOb9! We can be greater by helping one another. - Guest Voted the most popular boy in the school, Bob is the mainstay of all Bromfield activities, es- pecially athletics. Although he spends a great deal of time in sports, he has had time to keep his marks high. May the best be yours, Bob. Beam '49, Beacon '50, '51, Senior Play '48, '51, Basketball '48, '49, '50, '51, Capt. '49, Co-Capt. 51, Football '50, '51, Co-Capt. '51, Baseball '48, '49, '50, '51, Capt. '49, Co-Capt. '48, '51, Class - President '48, Class Treasurer '51. Philip Earl Messersmith Phil My life is like a stroll upon the beach. - Thoreau X Never can it be said that Phil is a quiet or a ' dull person. Wherever he is, there is the center of activity. Because of his friendly, cheerful, co- operative attitude, he will be an architect much in demand. Best of luck to you, Phil. Beacon '50, Senior Play '51, Play Committee '51, Basketball '48, '49, '50, '51, Co-Capt. '51, Football '50, '51, Baseball '48, '49, '50, '51, Co- Capt. '51. r John Edgar Murphy 'I 'M if f lfJ'aC 77 I am 'very fond of the company of ladies, I like their beauty, I like their delicacy, I like their vivacity, I like their silence. -Johnson Jack has been our class president. Here he has shown his ability to be a leader. Jack has also been a successful manager for our basketball team. Good luck, Jack. With your qualities of leadership, you are sure to succeed. fSenior Editorj. Beam '51, Senior Play '51, Basketball Manager '50, '51, Class President '49, '50, '51, Basketball Timekeeper '51. Page Thirty-three