Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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T H li M I L E S T O N E ALBERT WINSLOW HORR, JR. Malden, Mass. Scientific Course Entered school 1921. Preparing for Yale Secretaryhrfreasurer Senior Class, both terms, '24-'25 VicefPresident Class of 1925, '22-'23, '23-'2-L Student Council, 'Z-1 Junior Prom Reception Committee, '2-1 Varsity football, '2-1 Varsity basket ball, '25 Varsity track, '25 Tennis squad, '2-1-, '25 Business Klanager and Treasurer, fX1ilestone , '25 HA199 'fVVine, women, and song',4 Al doesn't drink, has practically nothing to do with the girls, and can't sing. Nor will he smoke, for he deems smoking harmful to the young. Last year Al dragged a girl to the Junior Prom, and when he duplicated that feat this year, it had taken him just twelve months to make up his mind to do it again. Wlieii introducing a girl to Al always remember to whisper in her ear that there's no chance. Many' a girl has wasted futile hours trying to draw him on. Al is always cheerful, sometimes too cheerful, and sometimes, oh, so terribly playful. The redeeming fault lies in that Al never gets up till nine minutes past seven. This spoils the angelic picture above, we hope. Hang up your pants, will ya, Pepin l 14 l

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T H IC M l I . li S 'I' C J N li FRANK LAWRENCE WHALEN Washington, D. C. Classical Course lfntered seliool 1918. Preparing for Bowdoin President Senior Class, first term, '24 Student Council, '24 ,'Z5 First prize, .Xmbrose Prize Speaking Contest, '21- Yarsity football, '23, 'Z-l Varsity basket ball, '24, '25 Varsity track, '24 Track Captain, '25 Business Klzinager, Klilestone . '25 HLawny Ever since the days when they used to take Lawny's picture with the bloody House rabbit in his arms, he has shown great interest in pets. For the last two years he has kept a W'hite Blouse and has tamed it by patient effort until now the cute little thing will follow him any Where. LaWny,' is never happy unless he is jazzing the piano or listening to a foot-coaxing orchestra. He is a fast man figuratively as well as literally and usually comes back a ring or a pin to the good. Though he never treads the way ofthe transgressor while at school, we Wonder why he looks so dragged out after a vacation. This is not gossip, at least not intentionally, it's just to pin on him that one little redeeming fault. Play the other side of that record! I 13 l

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T H If M I I. IC S 'I' O N Ii CYI-IUS FARLEY MORSE Danvers, Mass. Clzissitgil Cotirse lfiitered school 1922. Prepariiip: for Ilartmoutli 'CFCI21Fy'7'l'I'CZISLlFCl' Class of 1025, '22'-'23 as: of 1025, '23f'Z4, '24-'25 'F' Xloutly Kent prize in llistorv, 'Z-I ' Iunioi' Prom Coinniittec, '24 Varsity basket ball, '24 Ifootball squad, '23, '24 Klanauer of Ilockev, '24 Pliotograpli lfditor, XIilestone , '25 XYhite KIouse The skin you love to touch . We just know that all the femmes who view this book will ache to smooth those dimples. Mouse is another boy who has no faults. I-Ie gets shamefully high marks in his studies, but doesn't tell everyone about it. As vet he has not learned to use his fatal charms on members of the opposite sexg but time will tell, and ex- perience is the best teacher. He is a terrible baehelorg he never even drags a girl to a dance, which doubtless means that he will be married before he's twenty-five. Mouse is going to Dartmouth where men are men and it's colder than the devil. AW, cut it out, Mr. VVebber, Ilm goin' to bedl Owl f 15 I