Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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X Jess HENRY N. SPERRY, JR. WILLARD B. PAINE Willard B. Paine, Winthrop, Mass. By the Sea. Jess has a smile for everyone and his good nature and wit are always outstanding. Preparing for Harvard. il lv .1 ia Henry N. Sperry, Jr., North Attleboro, Mass. Varsity Football l922g Track Squad l923g Senior Prom Com- mittee 1923. Preparing for Yale. .. - M. ' V 4 an 'K' . N ' 1 '-bg J, it . .3 4 W, V .3 --w ' ' '.5', I r ' '-., fl u.-Sr inf ' -vii ' i' Harry .,-----------.....-..---..------------------,----,.------------------.

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PAUL F. THOMAS Paul F. Thomas, Brookline, Mass. 2nd Team Football I920g Znd Team Baseball 1921, Varsity Football l92l, s g '22g Hockey l922, Captain '23g Baseball l922, Captain '23g Ancient History Prize l922: Class Treasurer l922g Honor Roll l92O. Preparing for Harvard. T ill 1 , H 1 1 T , , , 1, 5 1 51- .- 1 'X Q ' .-x. - -. Tommie PHILIP A. CLELAND Philip A. Cleland, Malden, Mass. 2nd Team Basketball 19235 Track Squad 1923. Preparing for lVl. l. T. Haggerty

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Let all men know that we, the class of i923 of Dum- mer Academy, Town of Newbury, County of Essex, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, knowing the grave un- certainties of this our present life, and being still of sound mind and good memory, do make, declare, and publish this our last will and testament: l. To the Moodyites We present a new supply of cowboy's suits, swords, and a few captives. 2. We will to Mulholland a new cafeteria to take the place of the old one which used to stand by the corner of the Turnpike. a place safe from the prying eyes of the faculty. 3. To Bill Madero we bestowe the right to use the back seat of jackson's car at intermissions. 4. To Don Small we leave a new pillow and a monopoly of Budgell's and Bakers fireplace. 5. To Doc Hinds we leave a Pooh Pooh bird, a new pair of shoes, and our best wishes for a successful basketball season. 6. To Mosely we bequeath a set of boxing gloves and a training book, so that by next year he may anni- hilate his one time objectionable roommates. Cleland and Mulholland. 7. To the faculty we leave lots of mercy and a butterfly catcher. 8. We bequeath two and one third quarts of Zip for Moselyis face. f lt's off because it's outnl 9. Jess Paine reluctantly leaves to Louis Baer his school girl complexion. l0. To Messrs. Skerrye and Webber we leave a book entitled How to Be Peaceful Though Roommates. We do appoint Mr. P. B. Skerrye and Mr. W. Farrell as executors of this our last will and testament. ln testimony whereof we hereunto set our signatures and seals in the presence of the witness-es on this the twelfth day of May in the year of our Lord, One Thou- sand Nine Hundred and Twenty-Three. This is the last will and testament of The Class of l 923. William W. Brock, Jr. Roger Sherman John K. Morris Henry C. Ahl Franklin B. Baker, Jr. Roger C. Budgell Sherman S. Jewett, Jr. Parker E. Purinton Rowland H. Smith Paul F. Thomas Philip A. Cleland Willard B. Paine James B. Gardiner Henry N. Sperry, Jr. Witnesses: Carl N. Holmes Harold W. Poole Stephen A. Webber Frances Reagan Wilbert Skerrye David G. Maraspin ttvitvvttvttti- .-----..-..--------..----------------..A--------..------.ig