Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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'l' ll li M I I. l'1 S 'I' O N li I PAUL CAPKON, JR. Annapolis, Md. l . . . c.lZlSSlCZll Course l'intered scliool 1010. l'rep:1rine for llarvard Secretaryf'l'reasurer Class of 19.25, '21 .Xrelion lillilfll, '24 lfditor in C'lllL'f.Xl'CllUl1, '25 Qluniur Prom Reception Committee, '21 Xlomly Kent prize in lfnglish, '22 lfirst prize, uhlilestoiit- Short Story Contest, '25 . - , , X21l'SIl5'1tlUll'5Elll, 23, Zl- Xlanager of basket hall, '23 V- 1 v- lrack squad, Z1-. 25 Baseball squad, '24, '25 Tennis squad, '25 1 lfditor in Chief and Literature lfditor, fXlilestone , '25 HPep77 97 Pick up your clothes, will you 'Pep'? Oh, they are all right where they are, and they are not bothering you anyway. Pep's room is a mess of clothes and books. He doesn't pretend to pick them up and never knows where anything is when he wants it. Dames are his delight. Girls fascinate him, boys bore him. He Occasionally comes down to breakfast in time but very rarely. Pep receives letters from his harems in all parts of the United States and always reads them with genuine interest. He doesn't play any musical instrument except the -lew's harp, but that is plenty for the members of the Commons. lVhen it comes to football Pep is there as he is in track and basket ball. He has been almost annihilated several times by his fellow students for his insisting on wearing a cake-eater's garb, but has managed to withstand the onslaught of the mob so far. Got any aspirin ?,' E171 Second prize. Xlilestune Slwrl Story Contest, '21

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T H E M I L E S T O N E Roberto Alvin Ormsby Andreani Florence, Italy Scientific Course Entered school l923. Prepairing for AI. I. F. junior Prom Committee, '21- Business Manager Archon., '25 Alanager of track, 'Z-I Art Editor, Milestone , '25 K1AI1dy79 Andy came to us as quite a mystery. Vile soon found out the he Was a Fascist, a fact which rather awed usg for in most of our ignorant minds fascisti were somehow associated with banditti. liventually we discovered that Andy could draw, and from that moment on he has not had a minute's peace. Andy is an aeroplane fiend. His sole ambition is to build the wonder plane ofthe age, and it was no small shock to him to find from an authentic source that most of the aeroplanes he had so painstakingly drawn would be unlikely to fly. Nlost of us think that if Andy becomes an engineer, a good artist will be lost to the World. So far Andy has dragged',to every dance, but there has been no evidence so far of his having been badly smitten. Andy loves to putter about in the laboratory and put things together to see what will happen, but through some miracle or other the school house still stands, though stains on the lah. ceiling show where the unexpected has happened. ffizagiit no! I 16 l

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T H E M I L E S T O N E JAMES ELLISON MORSE, JR. Danvers, Mass. Scientific Course lintered school 1922. Preparing for Pratt Institute junior Prom Committee, '24 Orchestra, '23, '24, '25 President Smoking Club, '2-1'-'25 Klanager of football, '23 Varsity baseball, '24 Blouse , Here's the bold bad man, hardened butt-fiend, and a hard working studentg at least for conversational purposes. The time was when lNlouse could hold his younger brother in check, but since then Farley has grown up a bit. The blouse plays in the outfield and is generally conceded to be the luckiest man ever to put on baseball shoes. If there is no other way for him to reach base, the first baseman is usually kind enough to drop dead, oi someone drops the ball, or something else happens. The other day When Mouse slid a base, we heard a clankwhich we think might have been a horse shoe in his pocket. Mouse has not been so very successful in sticking to the O.A.O., 'so it seems. Something seems to happen every once in a while to set him off. Comin' over to the club, black? 'One And Only. I 18 1