Camp Pasquaney - Annual Yearbook (Hebron, NH)

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I4 THE PASQUANEY ANNUAL Francis Goodwin Smith, fr., 30 No-rthmoor Road, Hartford, Conn. Brooke Stoddard, 45 Hilton Avenue, Garden City, N. Y. John Caswell St-oddard, 45 Hilton Avenue, Garden City, N. Y. Alvah Vfoodbury Sulloway, 115 School Street, Concord, N. H. Granville Charles Swo-pe, Jr., 311 VVendover Road, Guilford, Baltimore, Md. Graham Fellows Thompson, fr., 460 St. Ronan Street, New Haven, C-onn. john Bradford Tillson, 5 Lincoln Street, New Bedford, Mass. Samuel Webb Tilton, Sch-ool Street, Tilton, N. H. james McLane Tompkins, Allston Apartments, Baltimore, Md. Benjamin Richards Townsend, 40 Raynham Road, Gverhrook, Pa. Edgar Raymond Tucker, 479 XYalnut Street, Newton, Mass. Philip Hersey Tyler, 255 Clinton Road, Brookline, Mass. Roger Bailey Tyler, 255 Clinton Road, Brookline, Mass. Charles Web-ln VVagner, Jr., 212 East B-altimore Stlreet, Baltimore, Md. Ernest Bradlee Wantsoii, Jr., 5 South Park Street, Han-o-ver, N. H. Lester Hoyt Watsroii, 340 Hammond Street, Chestnut Hiill, Mass. Andrew Gerislh Welaster, 2nd, 126 Parker Street, Newfton Center, Mass. john Henry West, jr., 4004 Greenway, Guilford, Baltimore, Md. Geoffrey G-ordon Wl1i'tn'ey, .Ir 59 Highland Street, Milton, Mas-s. Wiflliam Cushaing VVhfitrid-ge, Brooklandville, Md. Thomas Porter VVilkinson, 400 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. VVilliam Fleming VVingafrd, 227 Chancery Road, Baltimore, Md. james Burkett VVinstead, Boyce Avenue, Ruxiton, Md. Guillermo de Zaldo, Tulipan 15, Cerro, Havana, Cuha.

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THE PASQUANEY ANNUAL I3 Fr-ederick Augusftus Levering, 3d 304 Wend-over Road, Guilford, Baltimore, Md. John Pericy VVade Levering, Ruxton, Baltimore County, Md john Scott M-agrane, 32 Llewellyn' Road, Montclai-r, N. The-odore Alexander McGraw, 3d, 355 Lincoln Road, Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Walter Butler M-ahony, Jr., Tha'tchcot-e, . Scarborough, N. Y. Albert Dilwor-th Maftthai, Ir., 647 University Parkw'ay, Baltimore, .Md. Jo-hn Clarke Matthai, Jr., 12 Northway, Guilford, Baltimore, Md. Antonio- Go-nsalez Mendoza, Jr., Amargura 23, 1 Havana, Cuba. V N-estor Gonsalez Mendoza, Amargura 23, , Havana, Cub-a. Harris Metcalf, 296 Benefit Street, Providence, RL I. Henry E-orsuter Miller, 152 East 82nd St-reet, New York City. John Hamilton Miller, 2nd, 203 Highfield Road, Baltimore, Md. Rutger Bleeker Miller, Jr., 152 East 82nd Street, New York City. ' David McDonald Moore, Melrose Road, Auburn, N. Y. Rogers Clark B-allart Morton, Puritan Apartments, Louisville, Ky. John Legerwood Patterson, jr., 6110 St. Andrews Lane, Richmond, Va. Prescott Cumner Pervere, 15 Penniman Road, Bro-o-k-line, Mass. Erancis Birchel Pil-e, Jr., Red Spring Col-ony, Glen Cove, Long Island, N. Y Alfred Johnson Pouch, Sltanwick Road, Greenwich, Conn. Thomas Peck Pr-out, Jr., 26 Prospect Street, Summit, N. Richard Prouty, 393 Walnut Street, Brookline, Mass. Conrad Milt-on Ril-ey, 228 West Street, Worcester, Mass. John Gould Rouse, jr., 403 Somersent Ro-ad, Baltimore, Md. Clement Scoftt, jr., 23 Atwood Street, Hartford, Conn. Lemuel Skidmore, 13 Edgewood Drive, Summit, N. David Hamilton- Smith, 30 N-o-rthm-oor Road, Hartford, Conn.

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I he azquanvg Annual Uhr white Birth CPublished annually by and for the members of Camp Pasquaneyl VOL. XXXI NEW SERIES 1929 I EDITORIAL BOARD EDWARD SIMPSON VVILSON, Chairman' EDWARD W. C. JACKSON, Business Manager WINTHROP H. IQICHARDSON, Managing Editor FREDERICK H. KOCH, JR., Assistant Business Manager JOHN L. PATTERSON, JR., Art Editor EDITORIAL STAFF Henry H. Brewster Walteir B. Mah-ony, jr. Elihu S. Howland Francis G. Smith, Jr. Conrad M. Riley BUSINESS STAFF C. Clothiefr Jones Benjamin R. Townsend Albert B. Driscoll john C. Matthai Philip H. Tyler YVilliam C. VVhi'trifdger EDITORIALS Fo-ur things a .man must learn to do If he would make his record true: To love his fellow men sincerely, To think withotrt co-nfusion clearly, To act from -honest motives purely, To trust in God and Heaven se- curelyf' Such was the formula of livinfg set forth by Henry Van Dyke. And somehow it seems as t-hough he must have fbeen thinking of Pas- quaney when he wrolte it, or still more probalble, Pasquaney must have had this in mind when it evolved its aims and purposes. The love of one's fe-ll-ow men, Mr. Van Dyke's first requisite, is nothing m-ore nor less th-an the friendship, an example of which is S-o evvident amo-ng Pasquaney boys. For noth- ing binds boys or men together so strongly as shauring 'the same joys and tasks together. The older men grow, the more they realize that