Emerson School for Boys - Sign Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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wma-.-4-M--.9---H+..-Tu-:E sneN f W xii r' r r' - C OM M L N C L ML N F As We go to press, plans for the thhv teenth annual commencement exercises are almost completed. The class dinner, to which the par- ents of all graduates are invited, will be held at the Exeter Inn on Thursday evening, June Erd. The speeches of the evening will be given by the Class President,the Valedictorian, Salutatorian, Historian, and the class Prophet. ' On Friday morning, June lith, at llgOO A. M., the commencem nt exercises will be held at the First Congregational Church in Exeter. The Reverend Paul T. Martin, pastor of the church, will give the commencement address. In additiui to the usual awarding of diplomas to the gradu- ating class, there will be the presentation of prizes to various members of the school. Following the exercises at the church, a buffet luncheon is to he served at the school to which all parents and friends of members of the school are cordially invited. Weather permitting luncheon will be served on the lawn as has been the custom in past years. +++4-

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.-+m+m+-m.W--M4--W-T--'iiii,gg4,,.ii T I-I E S I G N T ' DM T EN N1 S' and Richard Smith raked the t: A court. During the third week Francis MulcahQ' Howard Noyes,Dick and Steve Mandel rolled one half the court and on Sunday afternoon, April twenty-fifth, the rolling In the second week of , David Ellis was completed. Since then the boys have beengiay- ing in every spare minute they have. A few of the boys who play are Dudley and Frank Coates,Joe Kerr,Francis and Ralph Mulcahy, Dick and Steve Mandel, John Sargeant, Bert Reed , John Reed, Bob Verrier, Tom Guglielmo,Greg!HBwart, Dick Taylor, David Ellis, and Dick Smith. Usually the boys play two out of three games, then anoduer pair of players play the first winners. 451 SOCCER A During'the, spring and fall many of'.the smaller boys played soccer rather than football or baseball. Though no regular teams were organ- ized the boys hadimany hard-fought games between pick-up teams. John Waterhouse, Jack Kern,s and Claude Mosseri were outstanding players. Boys who played regularly were thesegJack Bowers, Rodney Brown, Cy Bryant, Walter Cook, Randy 'Gardner, Charles Hancock, Ted Harriman, Elisha Huggins, Jack Kern, Steve Mandel, Claude Mosseri, Walter Peirce, Hubert-Verrier, John Waterhousef and Currie Weed. Q an A ..H-MnwiwiihwIilfw-Hrxzzzzzrrwr ji W --.---A-----