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

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W THE SIGN, 'Y MAGICIEXNS' GUILD i This year the Emerson Glilo of Magicians completed iLs third successful fear under the di- rection of hr. Qreoloyc The Guild nes been very popular tnis Jelr and has maintained a membersnip of twenty boys all ectivelb :ching pert ln the meetings emo working for afvencepent LP the club. The Gullc his presented two public per- formances this year, THe first show was given during the winusr term by tle members alone, the second on Meg flfteeutL, xbeu Nl. Brsolev and e few of the rembers gave an efcellent perforvance. Memkership for th lQQ2-MZ season includ- ed: John Alden, Ccorle Faber, Frank Coates, Charles Fljnu, lromus Gu lieldo, Allen Hunfins, Paul Jones, Wichard Han el, Knowlton Hiller, Claude HOSS9li, Francis Hwlcahv, 'Rnlph Mulcahy, Howard Moyes, Zert Teac, ohm Ree6,KenretH Smith, Greg Stewart, Lick Tqylor, Tom Thomas, and Bob Verrier. -rr' - ru rrxX X N I X r J! 'O O 0f l R A lll' lm

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4++Q+mnv+ W-N--MM--M-W-WN THE SIGN --I--M-M-+-'-H+-'---H-+' SIMM BOARD EDITOR IN cHiEF David Ellis ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard'Smithi A 3' EDITORIAL STAFF Josephxkeriffdohn Reed Charles Lennihan Claude Mosseri ' ART STAFF V' Verrier Kenneth Smith V COMPOSITION STAFF Alan Bath Elton Gosse John Chandler QEQQR. Mandel John Waterhouse S. Mandel 42? 6 H T' Q9 Q UIUQKD The SIGN, the Emerson yearbook, is com- published by the members of the student In 1955 the first yearbook was published Before that the SIGN was published concern. The first copy of the SIGN by the boys on a small mimeograph a few years ago a larger and better was bought and since then a considerable amount of equipment has been added. The boys who are on the Signboard are those who have the most number of hours of workto their credit. In spite of the inexperience of most of the board members,everything has run very smoothly. We hope the same enthusiasm will be carried on to next year's Board. - I s.,Is,wvx.sm 4Y

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Tl-IE SIGNC MODEL Aci3f,H.ANtE C C The Mcocl Airplcnc Club, supervised by Hn Turner, was stortoo carl? in the fall norm. Club elections sown took plicc aiu Francis Mwlcaoy was chosen as Prcnidcnt and Lis orothor, Ralph Mulcahy, oloctcd Sccrotory. The following ooys bscame mcmoorsg John Aldon, Charlic'3uhor, Lodooy Brown, Holter CooX5 Charles Lowcost, Hlisoa Vuggins, Chorllc Marshall, Knowlton and Hcnuj Hiller, Pkilio Morse, Charles Nichols, Karl Pooraon, Yaltcr Pcirco, and Sammy Reynoldsg Kon Smith, Dick Taylor, Ed Tucker and Hubert and Bob Vorricr. Durlnb too yoor thorc worc two exhibitions of models and coo Ilyiog contest. Knowlton Hiller was the proud winter oi two of thc contcsts, and Ralph Mulcahg of obo third. lf' ' - K A...-,,,x I N 1 w r 4 I 1 1 U l 3 . Cx IA I l N -oo W of 3 H