Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1943 volume:

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This year a large number of alumni have made such contributionsg and since any attempt to discriminate between their contributions could only be presumptuous, the Class of 1943 takes pride in dedicating its yearbook to all the alumni in the armed forces a person who has contributed Nliilledw or wlVlissing in Action .IAFUB AV. BOND, class ol' 1933. Sl0l'K'lil'l'IJ0l', Srcl class, l'.S.N.R., on hozml l'.S.S. Qlllllllzlj. Rcportn-cl missing in action whcn that cruiscr was sunk in thc Pzicilic art-ai in August. 194-2. IIANS BOSICNIVS, Gcrmain cxclizlnffc stuflcnt :mil lornu-r mcmhvr ol' tha- P5 class ol' 1935. Killccl while- scrving with tht- Ucrmzni airnictl lorccs iluring the invasion of Polanrl, Scptcmhcr, 194-0. GEORGE S. DAVIS, class of 1933. Licutcnant, Army Air Vorps. Saw scrvicc as pilot of ai tlivc homhcr with :L squzulron in thc Philippine-s. 1Ya1s rcportccl missing after thc full ol' liataiziii. R4-portctl curly this month to hc 21IJl'lS0l1L'l'0l'llli'-IZIIHIIICSOlll tlu-l'l1ilippincs. JOHN VV. BIXBY, class of 1937. lAl01l10lltllll, Army Air Vorps. Pilot ol' an Flying Fortrcss. Rcportcrl missing in action in thc Southcrn Pacific sincc Dcccmhcr Q. 194-2. DAVID S. HVNTER, class of 1938. Licutcnzmt, Army Air Corps. Pilot and flight lcaclcr of a fighter squadron in Southwest Pacific zirca. Rcportml missing in action on July QQ, 194-Q. ALDEN YV. LEAROYD, class of 19-110. Private. llarinc Vorps. :xCCl1lClll2ll- ly killccl while in training at Quuntico, Xvlfgllllil, in July, 194-2. VVIl,I,IAlVI VV. TURNER, former mcmhcr of the class ol' 194-1. Privzitc. Nfarinc Corps. Killed in action on Gilaclalczmnal in autumn ol' 19412. i l xi L F A C U L T Y A N D ADMINISTRATIUN lull. M11 M11 IJ11. M11 lxlli M11 'l'111 M11 M11 M11 Board of Trustees lJl'l'SI.!ll'I1f M11. J.u11cs D11Nc'.xN P1111.1.11fs D11. A11'1'111'11 W. Ew1c1.1. I '1'1'e-P res ide nf Sf'r'1'eIf1ry M11. G.xYn1cN W. Mo111111,1. 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II1'.s'I4n'y, I '1'1'1'1'.s- ll ff' IOHN Aumi Ixosum sm THOMAS MCQLARY MERCER D'1ItIT1Oll11l 194-2 B A Centre 1924- AB 1If!flIf'llIfIfl1S Izzus' Hlsfnry Harvard 1930 MA Fnqlnsh XTIIOI 'NIM DONALD Ml RPHX HOWARD JULIUS NAVINQ lrx ml 1929 X Wllllams 1935 A B 1 ,,g1,S1, f olumblm 1937 M A German M athematzcs W ' ' Rqyy AXUGUST Umm ARTHUR XYOOOBURY Sixcsicn f'1ilI'k 1934, A-li Bates 1926, .X.15. 1'nivcrsity of Dijon 1937 JIIISM Auvtmmlnwl Micldlcbllry 1938, BIA. l'1l'FIll'lI , Span 1.811 BENJAMIN JOHNSON STONE CHARLES NELSON Foam' Hamilton 1932 A.15. Bowdoin 1939, A.15. 11Iatlzematic's Nou' Elzsign, U. S. .Yury 13 FusTI:R B,xIsINI4:AIf DICNA BIILGARIS .IANIQ M. GALI-I CURA M. IQAYE LOUISE IIOVELL IDAVID BIARTIN JOSI-:PII N. SNYDER J. YIVIIINNIQ VERDERI' ,J 'A 'xr-,. The Staff . 4 . . Clzazqffeur ,'lSSf.S'fCl'l1f Secretary 1s.s'1'sta nt Trccls ll rer R6'.91'fIl'Ilt Nurse . Secretary Superfzfntendent Householrl Director .,1ssz'stant Secretary , A .7 DE CLA S OF 1943 IIENHY XVILLIAM IQELLY I resident TIIOINIAS Ah1N Falrmount Alton Ill1no1s Pntered Governor Dummer 1940 1 reparmb for Armed Forces Commencement Commlttee 43 Iunlor Soccer 40 41 42 Vhnter Track 41 Hockey As.szslunt llanaqcr 42 4.3 lraek Squad 41 42 l lcrosse Ilelm llfmugcr 43 IOUIS LABOITEAUY ALLEN Glendale, Oluo Pntered Governor Dummer 1940 Ireplrmg, for Harvard C ommeneement Commlttee 43 fxleeflub 4-1 42 43 Welstersmgers 43 C hrlhtmas Dmner Q0l'IlITllttC9 41 42 Soeeer Squad 40 42 GolfSqu'1d 41 Wrestlmg Manager 41 42 4.3 SeLonclB1belmll 41 42 4.5 J. .' , 1 9 . . I J 'Q A , v . ' :L ' 1 5 Y 3 ' L 9 s .- .' 1 1 'I Y A . 1 IW! '1 ! 1 . ' 1 la' 1 ,1 J 1 4 P' 140 Congress Street , 1 2' ,. , w w 1 9 at ' ! 3 1 - Y 'Q 1 ' 1 ' 7 5 S L I v- '79 9 at ! ', 7 7 1 I I' ' 3 3 YL 5 I 7 9 DoNALn limvfuum llRl'1l'IiI+INRlIJGIG, Jn. 38 l'iuc-kuey Slreel Boston, lXl2lSS2lC'llllSl'llS liulerexl Governor Duuuuer HH-l l'rep:nriug.f for Williauns .'lf'!',l0lI B02ll'Il 'Ml-I5 Student Vouneil '43 Soeeer 'l'ezun '4-l. '42 lizlskellmll '42, llllllfllllll '4-3 Buselmll Team '4-2, Vfljlflllgll '4-3 BENJAMIN IEARNES lhucwswlau lvarrren Avenue Plymoutll, lNI2lSSELClll1SCtlS liutereml Governor Duuuuer 1942 llreparulg for lxl2lSSilCllllS0tlS Institute of'l'eel1I1olog.5.x fllllll Luzule Glee Vlulx '-I-3 Student Vouneil, 1'r4'.vz'flf'r1I '-I-I5 Football Team '-1-2 Wrestling Squzul '-1-3 Lac-rosse Team '-I-3 Ros' EDWARD Coomlss, JR. 15 Clover Street Belmont, lvlassaehusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1949 Preparing for Harvarcl Vommeneement Fommittee '-I-3 Glee Club '43 MILESTONE Board '43 Soccer Squad '42 League Basketball '43 Second Baseball '43 MCJRGAN I ooP1 R 201 Wyl1tl1FOIJ Road Solw av Symcusc, lNcw Xoxk l ntcred Governor Dummcr 1941 lreplrlng for IIEllV1I'Cl I mn Laude C hrlbtmas DlI111G1 Lommlttee 42 Iumor Soccer 41 Soccer Squad 42 Scconcl Hockey 42 4.3 'Second Biseball 42 4.3 VVARREN IASRM C oURr 89 f hcstnut btrcct Iliiltllllll M3SS3Cl1llSLttS lantered Governor Dummer 1942 Preparlng for Dartmouth Hlrchon Board 4.3 A Squad Football 42 Baaketball Squad Second Blseball 4.3 VVALTER C HURcH1LL C RESSLH 17 F8.lI'1'l1Ot111t, Stl cct Portland MHIIIC Pntered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing fol Bowdom Glee Club 1.3 MILESTONE Board 42 4.3 lrclzon Board 4.3 Red Q ross, Committee Chunnmn Chrlstmas Dlnner Committee 42 Alr Rald Patrol 42 4.3 Football Squfxd 41 42 leiguc Babketblll 4-2 4.3 Sec'ondB1meb'1ll 42 4-.3 4 1 t W 2 'Y 1 T n .,n c . 41 1 ' 1 1 I . ' .. . . Y - v I sy . . , . , 1 'i K ',. ., ' VL . I , 1 ' 1 1 , 4r1v- ' 4 1 1, ' , 1 4 ,,. .. . , .. . X 1' , K ,L MILESTONE Board 4.3 'L . . .-. v B YL - ., 4.3 H u 1 r ,K 1 1 1 , . 1 'XJ 5 , w QL ' 1 aL K D . 'L 1 Y 1 ' v -. s ' S . - - . - , .. D W , , 4 . A K , . , 1 vt .1 1 1 .. , ., . . , .Xl,1+:xANlnf:R lX'l,-kl'N.AIl l,AI.GLlSll 604 North George Strcct ltomc, New York lintcrcd Governor Dlnnnicr 1941 Preparing for University ol' Virginia Studcnt Vouncil '43 Spring.: Dance Vommittcc '42 Football Squad '41, Tcani '42 Wrestling 'I'02tlIl '42 Lcaguc llaskctlmall '43 Baseball Squad '42, '43 Alvrnun Rocco FIURINI 788 t'0mmcrcial Strcct East Braintree. lwassacliusctts Entered Governor Dunnncr 1940 l'1'cparing for University of l'cnnsylvania Student Vouncil '43 Glee Club '41, '42, '43 Mcistersingers '43 NIILESTONE Board '42, '43 .lrclzon Board '48 A-Squad Footlmll '40 Soccer Squad '41, Team '42 Hockey Squad '41, '42 Yvinter VVork Squad '43 Lacrosse Squad '41, Team '42, '43 FREDERICK JORDAN Fowm: 5 VVoodridge Road VVQ-llesley Hills, MHSSaClltlSL'ttS Entered Governor Dunnner 1942 Preparing for Armed Forces Commencement. Committee '43 Glee Club '43 Football Squad '42 League Basketball '43 Track Squad '43 MALCOLM JAY GoLDsTE1N 131 VVoodland Drive lluntington, VVest Yirgiuia Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for l nlverslty of 1 lfgllllil M11,EsToNE Board '42, A .vsnc-1'aiv lirlilor '43 B-Squad Football, .llanuger '41 Junior Soccer '42 Ski Squad '42, '43 Lacrosse Squad '42, '43 C'uARLEs EDWARD QQOODHUE, 1 Riverbank Lane Ipswich, 1VIassael1usetts Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Amherst I 'um Laude Glee f'lub, .lIllIIflgC'l' '42, '43 Student Council '43 BIILESTONE Board '43 Archon Board '43 B-Squad Football '41 A-Squad Football '42 Junior Hockey '42 VVinter Work Squad '43 Lacrosse Squad '42, '43 A1 SON GORDON 7 3 Brackett Street Portland, Maine LIltCl9Cl Governor Dumnur 1941 I reparlng for Princeton Wrestling feam 42 43 Golf Squad 42 Frank Squid 43 P ' A-Squad Football '41, Captain '42 lilvlmlm lllQAlH URll ll v X ' I uulberlaml lloresule. l'lnl4-reel Governor lluuuuer 191-I l'rm-parung for .Xmlu-rsl Glen- C'lulu 'fl-2, '43 lxl1l,l'lS'I'llNl-1 lion:-al '43 .4l'f'llUIl lioarcl 'l-Z5 Stulll-ul Vounc-il '43 .Xir lluial Patrol '42 .X-Sllllilll l oolball 'I-I vllllllill' SUI'4'l'l' '42 Ski Sqllilll '-I-2 xy1I1li'l' 4York Squanl '43 Sc-eonul Baseball '42, '43 AMIIII lxlillllt Cuosm' III'I'l'11C'04,'K Miclclletou Hoafl lioxforfl, Massachusetts linterecl Governor Dununer 1941 Preparing for II:u'var1l Junior Soc-1-or '41 Sem-oml Hockey '42 Seeoncl Baseball '42, '43 DUNCAN IIOLDEN 48 High Street Newbury, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1939 Preparing lor Boston I'IllVPI'S1ly Junior Soccer '39, '40 Soccer Squad '41 A-Squad Football '42 Second Hoekey '40, '41 League Basketball '42, '43 Sec-ond Baseball '40, '41 Baseball Squad '42, '43 DCJNALD GORDON IIUDSON 44 Hanover Street Newburyport, Nlassaehusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Massaehusetts Instit ute of Technology Football Squad '41 Football, .flxsistfllll .lluuuger '42 1Yrestling,5 Squad '42, '43 'l'raek Squad '42, '43 IIENRY VVILLIAM KELLY 245 Pleasant Street Laeonia, New Hampshire Entered Governor Dummer 1939 I Preparing for University of 1 ennsylvania Class President '43 Commeneement Committee, l'llll1'l'IlIflll '43 Glee Club '41, '42, '43 .4 rehoa Board '43 MIIJESTONE Board, Bus1'nes.s- Manager '43 l Christmas Dinner Committee '40 Spring Dance Committee, l'l1llI'I'IIIfIll '43 1 Student Couneil '43 Air mia Patrol '42 Junior Soeeer '39 5 Soeeer Squad '40, Team '41, '42 Basketball League '40, '41 Basketball, Manager '42, '43 1 Sec-ond Baseball '40, '41 4 Baseball Squad '42, Team '43 ! xl '-2 1'1AROLD OBERLANDER LEINBACH ii Go-Al-Do Lodge 'ii Reading, Pennsylvania ',i 1 it Entered Governor Dummer 1939 I I ff Preparing for Worcester Polytechnic Institute Cum Laude 'A Student Couneil '43 4 Air Raid Patrol '42, '43 ' , g.. Red Cross Committee '41, '42 1 B-Squad Football '39, '40 It Soeeer Team '41, l'uptu1'r1 '42 .' League Basketball '40, '41, '42 Basketball Squad '43 Second Baseball '40, '41, '42, '43 J 1 111'1N.l.-KMIN 1'11.10'l' lw1ANN Pinewood Elm Street Vanlon, lx12lSS2lCl11lSl'11S 1'lnlered Governor Dumlner 1939 p,..' .f.x. .lln.,,. rxpaimg or . mm outa C'onnm-nceim-nI C'onunillee '43 lllee f'luln '41, '42 K'ln'istmas Dinner f'omn1iltce '41 B-Squad l ootlmall '39 Soccer, Allrllnlycr '40, '41, 'l'cain '42 Lacrosse 'l'can1 '40, '41, '42, '43 DAVID IIOLMES BIASON 50 Dalton Road c'110l1IlSl.0I'1l, 1N1assacliusetts Entered Governor Duminer 1942 Preparlngx for Brown Glee Vlub '43 Soccer Team '42 Basketball Team '43 Baseball '1'02lI'l1 '43 NVALTER 1,oM1sARn 1XICC1ILL., JR 144 Gibbs Street Newton Centre, Massaelmsetts Entered Governor Dummer 1940 Preparing for Yale Glee Club '43 Archon Board '41, '4-Q, '43 BIILESTONE Board '42, Ezlitor-1'n-I 'hiff '43 Auxiliary Fire Brigade '42 A-Squad Football '40 Football Squad '41 Soccer Squad '42 Hockey Squad '41, '42, '43 Second Baseball '41 Lacrosse Team '42, '43 MLTRRAX' SHIPLEY MONROE Vista Delmar Delray Beach, Florida Entered Governor Dummer1941 Preparing for Yale f'1l!I1 Laurie Glee Club '42, '43 ,lrchnn Board '43 NIILESTONE Board, A.s.wnf'z'utc Erlilnr '43 Auxiliary Fire Brigade '42 Football Squad '41, Team '42 Basketball Squad '42, Team '43 Baseball Squad '42, Team '43 PETER SHEPARD MORGAN 19 Cedar Street Worcester, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1938 Preparing for Harvard Commencement Committee '43 .4rc-hon Board '39, '40, '41, '42, '43 MILESTONE Board '40, '41, '42, '43 Christmas Dinner Committee '40 Soccer Squad '38, '39, '40, Team '41, '42 Second Basketball '39, '40 League Basketball '42 Wrestling, fllanager '41 Winter Work Squad '43 Lacrosse, AS.S'l'Sl'fll1f .llunagrr '39 Golf Squad '40 Second Baseball '41 Baseball, .4.s'.s-istunf .llrnzuger '42 Spring VVork Squad '43 ROBERT LINCOLN MORRELL 30 Longfellow Avenue Brunswick, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Bowdoin Cum Laude Archon Board '43 B-Squad Football '41 Junior Soccer '42 League Basketball '42, '43 Second Baseball '42, '43 JAMES CAMPBELL MLTNRKD 1784 Beacon Street Waban, Nlassachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1940 Preparing for Armed Forces Commencement Committee '43 Archon Board '41, '42, '43 lVlILESTONE Board '43 A-Squad Football '40, '-l-l Football Team '42 Hockey Team '41, '42, '43 - Baseball Squad '41, Team '42, '43 ANGUS WILLIAM PARK Hanover, Connecticut Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Armed Forces Soccer Squad '41, '42 Ski Squad '42, '43 Second Baseball '42, '43 ALLAN DOUGLAS PARKER 116 Myrtle Street Boston, llflassachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Armed Forces Glee Club '42, '43 Meistersingers '42, '43 Archon Board '42, '43 MILESTONE Board '43 Auxiliary Fire Brigade '42 Christmas Dinner Committee, Chairman '42 Football Squad '41 Fall Work Squad '42 Second Hockey '42 Hockey Squad '43 Second Baseball '42, '43 qi ALFRED TIMOTHY POUCH, JR. 120 Circle Road Dongan Hills, Staten Island, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1940 Preparing for Armed Forces Glee Club '41, '42, '43 Archon Board '41, '42, Biisiricss .llarmyrr '43 MIIJESTONE Board '41, '42 Spring Dance Committee '42, '43 A-Squad Football '40, '41 Football Squad '42 Wrestling Squad '41 League Basketball '42, '43 Lacrosse Squad '41, Team '42, '43 CARROLL MILTON ROBERTSON, JR. East Rockaway Road Hewlett, Long Island, New York Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Armed Forces MILESTONE Board '43 A-Squad Football '41, '42 Second Hockey '42, '43 Second Baseball '42, '43 WILLIAM BULKLEY Ross Bayou House, Highland Road Baton Rouge, Louisiana Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Army Air Corps Glee Club '42, '43 Football Squad '41, Team '42 Basketball League '42 Basketball Squad '43 Baseball Squad '42 Track Team '43 Vviiiis .I l1S'I'1N S,xv,u: ic 1 Marsh Avt-lille Newbury. iyl2lSS2lf'lll1St'HS l'1l1U'1'l'fl Governor Duluuwr 1940 l'rm-pariug for Arun-d l orc-os Sludt-ul C'oum'il '43 X-Squad lfoolliall '40 l ootlia11 'l't-ani '4I, '42 wrt-slliug Squad '41, 'IR-aui '4Q, Vupfuin '41 Lac-rosse 'l'l'2ll11 '41, '42, f'n-lhpfuiu '43 l'u1L1P N1c'uoLAs SAWYER 16 Nlartin Street Vambridge, Nlassachiisetts Entererl Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Harvard f'l1llI Llllllll' Glee f'lulm '4-Q, '43 Meistersingers '43 Footbzill 'l'eam '41, '42 VVN-stling Squad '4Q, Team '43 'l'rar'k Squad '-I-Q, '43 LLOYD LENVIS SELIGMAN P. O. Box No. 87 Dinuba, California Entered Governor Dummer 1940 Preparing for Harvard f'1lIII Lawle- Glee Club '41, '42, '43 MILESTONE Board '42, '43 .-lrrhml Board '43 Junior Soc-c-er '40, '41, '4-SZ Second Hockey '41, '-1-Q, '43 Lacrosse, Jlanugvr '4Q Track Team '43 ROBERT FRANCIS SIM Q Gardner Street Peabody, 1NI21SS2lCl1l1SCttS Entered Governor Dummer 1939 Preparlng for Lehigh 4'UIDl11t'I1l'QI110I11 Committee '43 NIIIIESIWJNE Board '43 Christmas Dinner Committee '41 B-Squad Football '39, '40 .X-Squad Football '41 Soc-eer Squad '49 llttilgllix Basketball '40, '41, '42, '43 Seeond Baseball '40, '41, '-l-Q, '43 ALEXANDER DICK SMITH 343 Maill Street Yvestbrook, 1N1aIi1Ie Entered Governor Dummer 194Q Preparing for L'I1lV6I'Slty of Blame Commeneement Committee '43 Glee Club '43 Football Team '49 Ski Squad '43 Baseball Team '43 BARR SMITH Q Abbott Street, N ashua. New Hampshire Entered Governor Dummer 1939 l'repaI'iIIg for 1Yilliams Glee Club '42, '43 NIILESTONE Board, ArI1'vrI1's1'ng .11 anuger '43 B-Squad Football '39 A-Squad Football '40 Stoek Room Manager '4-Q, '43 Football, Jlanagar '41, '42 League Basketball '40 lloc-key, .llmmgcr '41, '42, '43 Goll' Team '40, '41, '42 l421f'I'0SSf', Illumzger '43 l'lc'r1':u JounoN S'l'Al'Ll'IS 121 North Street Serco, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1942 Preparun: for Harvard B-Squad lfoollmall, .lluuuyrr '42 Wrestling, .-l.v.v1'xfr:r:l .llunuger '43 Traek 'l'eam, .llanuyvr '43 ROBERT SOVTIINVIVK 'PAN NIGBRINL 18 Hale Street Beverl y, lxI2lSSil.Cll uset t s Entered Governor Dummer 1940 Preparing for Armed Forees A-Squad Footlmll '40 Football Team '41, '42 Wrestling Squad '41 League Basketball '42, '43 Traek Squad '41 Sec-ond Baseball '42, '43 VVIDGERY TIIOINIAS, JR. 356 Spring Street Portland, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Bowdoin Glee Club '42, '43 MILESTONE Board '43 Christmas Dinner fommittee '42 Spring Dance Committee '43 Air Raid Patrol '43 A-Squad Football '41, '42 League Basketball '42 Wrestling Squad '43 Lacrosse Squad '42, '43 GEORGE CARTER TWCJMBLY 140 Warren Road Framingham, lllassachusctts Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Tufts Archon Board '43 Camera Club '42 Air Raid Patrol '42, '43 A-Squad Football '41 Soccer Team '42 Hockey Team '42, C'lllIfllI'Il '43 Lacrosse Team '42, '43 M1L'HAEL FRANCIS T woMEY 15 Graham Avenue Newbury, M3SSHCl1l1SCttS Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for hlassachusetts Institute of Technology Air Raid Patrol '43 Football Squad '41, Team '42 League Basketball '42 Wrestling Squad '43 Second Baseball '42, '43 ITICHARD CALDWELL URIE 15 Leggs Hill Road Marblehead, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1942 Preparing for Colby Commencement Committee '43 Archon Board '43 Football Squad '42 Second Hockey '43 Lacrosse Squad '43 lllcelus lilclclsl-1 Yr-ms!-:Y 5 Wlindsor Street llaverlull, lNIassaelu1selts Iinlereml Governor Dummer 194-I l'rep:u'ing for .klIlllt'l'Sl. Glee Vlulz '-l-2, 'Al-3 .-lrelzml Board '-l-2, l'l.l'l'lllllfl.Ull .llurmyrr '4-Ci Mlm-:s'roN I-1 Board '43 Spring Danee Vonnnitlee '43 .X-Squad lfootlmll '-l-I Soc-eer 'l'0illIl '4-2 Seeoncl lloekey '42 League liaskellmll '43 Baseball Squad '-l-2, 'l'e:un '4-3 ltonlmr VVADLIGIGH 39 Vireuit Avenue VVoreester, lXfI2lSS2LCl1llSClLlQS Entered Governor Durnmer 1942 Preparing for Amherst Mn,EsToNx-: Board '43 Fall Work Squad '-l-2 Ski Squad '-l-3 Spring Work Squad '43 ALFRED lN1YRON VVEISBERG 315 C'ole Avenue Providence, Rhode Island Entered Governor Dummer 194-2 Preparing for Massaehusetts Institute of 'l'eeln1olog.x f'llIII Lruulv Camera Vlub, Presizlcnt '43 Archon Board '43 MILESTONE Board, Phofogruplzic- Editor '43 A-Squad Football '42 Wrestling Squad '43 Lacrosse Squad '43 ITICHARD GARTLEY' WILLIAMSON 124 State Street Augusta, Maine Entered Governor Dummer 1938 Preparing for Amherst Commencement Committee '43 Glee Club '41, '42, IJTI'-S'l'I10Ilf '43 Meistersingers '41, '42, '43 Archon Board '40, '41, '42 MILESTONE Board '43 Student Council '43 Red Cross Committee '40 Spring Dance Committee '40 Auxiliary Fire Brigade '42 A-Squad Football '38, '39 Football Team '40, '41, f'll1lflIl'll '42 Junior Hockey '39 League Basketball '40, '41, '42, '43 Second Baseball '39, '40 Baseball Team '41, '42, '43 VVILLIAM COBB WISNVALL 203 Grove Street Wellesley, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Bowdoin Glee Club '42, '43 MILESTONE Board '43 A-Squad Football, Manager '43 Football Team '42 Hockey Team '42, '43 Lacrosse Team '42, '43 ROBERT MOULTON Woon 470 Chestnut Street Waban, Massachusetts Entered Governor Dummer 1941 Preparing for Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cum Laude Glee Club '42, '43 Meistersingers '43 Air Raid Patrol, '42, '43 A-Squad Football '41 Football Squad '42 Ski Squad '42 Hockey Team '43 Lacrosse Team '42, '43 C'llAlu,lf1s HAH: Zool,A1.l KN I 48 Fw In-rail S1 rm-1 1 Nm-wlxuryporl. 1x12lSS2lC1lllS1'11S 1':Il1l'l'I'11 Governor Dummer 191-2 1'r4-puring for .Xmhersl A-Squaul Foollmll '42 1.1-:agile Buslu-tlmll '-1-Ci 'I'r:u-k Squad '43 Post Graduate IIUMPHREY BARRETT SIMSON 9 1VIoutview Road Summit, New Jersey Entered Governor Dummer 1940 Preparing for VVi11i:ims Glee Club, .llunugvr '41, '43, Ll'I1l'llI'l'flll A rclzon Board '41, '42, '43 Camera Club '41 Soccer Team '40, '41, '49 Hockey Squad '41, Team '42, '43 Tennis Team '41 Lacrosse Team '42, f'o-C'uptu1'l1 '43 '42 '43 33 IAOBERT L. IADAMS . DAvID YV. AixIIsRosE . DENNIS ANDERSEN . TI1EoDoRE S. BAKER . DAVID W. BARNARD , JOHN MACM. BARBELL IVILLIAAI A. BARRELL, JR. STEPHEN D. BEAN . SPAVLIJING BISBEE, JR. AYALLACE BOLTON . JOSEPH E. BRAZIER, JR. ANDREW L1 BRILLHART IIALPII C. IJRUXVN, JR. ALAN P. CARPENTER . PETER S. CARPENTER . EDGAR S. CATLIN, JR. IIEMINGTON A. CLARK, JR. -JOHN I. COLLINS . . RIe1IARD A. CoI's1Ns F. ISENDALL CUMMINGS WILLIAM L. CI'RwEN . J. IIALL CUSHMAN JAMES S. DAMCJN . . IJRADFORD II. DAXIIS . PHILBRICK T. DENNETT, JR. GEKJRGE E. Dt'IfIfY . INATI-IANIEL N. IDUMMER JAMES II. EAToN, III . K. ALBERT EBINGER . HARRY I. EMMONS. JR. IXIITCHELL FISH . . D. VVILSON PJLY, JR. , WARREN FURTH . ROBERT L. CIILES. BRIWE IIURDON . DAVID P. GRAHAM . ALDICN P. GVRNEY RIc'nARD II. IIAAS . IIUYVARD Y. IIALRERT, JR. YVILLIAM J. IIALE . JosEPn L. IIANNUN . Roc:ER B. HARuREAvEs BERNARD K. IIOLDSXVORTII fi0RlJON J. HDYT . . FR1'1Dl'lliICK II. JOHNSON Underclassmen 1 Parker Street, hlalden 16 Harvard Road, Shirley , , Box No. 231, VVoods Hole . 1441 Quincy Shore Drive, Quincy . . 8 Barnard Road, VVorcester . 210 Johnson Street, North Andover . 210 Johnson Street, North Andover . . '736 Blain Street, VVoburn Cragmoor, Cape Elizabeth, INIaine . 128 Prescott Street, North Andover . 147 Yaughan Street, Portland, Maine . Bath Road, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania . . 26 High Road, Newbury . 10 Elm Street, SoutlI Byfield . . 10 Elm Street, South Byfield , 240 1NIain Street, Brunswick, Maine . 13 Everett Avenue, WIIICHCSIGF 405 Park Avenue, New York City . . '71 Federal Street, Newburyport . . . , 35 Cambridge Road, Woburn Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, New Hampshire . . The Norton Place, Bennington, Vermont . 830 Park Avenue, New York City 54 Drew Road, Portland, Maine . 28 High Road, Newbury . 39 West Street, VVorcester . . , . Rowley . 9 Abbot Street, Andover . , Independent Street, Rowley . . . . 50 York Street, Andover . , Fox Run Lane, Greenwich, Connecticut 642 South VVillett Street, Iwemphis, Tennessee 49 Shepard Avenue, Saranac Lake, New York , . . . 44 Olive Street, Newburyport '73 Brackett Street, Portland, Maine . . 6 Johnson Road, Andover . . . 1 Parker Street, Newbury . . 371 Highland Street, Newtonville . 1211 Fulton Street, Palo Alto, California . . . . Glen Street, Rowley . 12 Clifton Avenue, Marblehead 93M Cottage Street, Whitinsville . 8 Howard Street, Springvale, Maine . 10 Windemere Park, Manchester . 5 Fernwood Avenue, Bradford 34 .. I I - STIQVI-:N lx, lXA11I4'l MAN , . llox :zl.i, llolrny livin-li. l'lorlrl:i GEORGE P. KlNc:sl.Ex'. IY .,A.. Szintoo Road, liolhlohoni. l'onniAylv:nniu RIVIIARD A. KORNIGR . fltllltl-Qt' No. 0314-. l onrlh ol' .Inly Avonno, Anoon, Vnnail Zoni- IIARRY W. LAWSON, Jn. , JonN li. LAWSON . JAMI-Ls 141. 1,0'l'llliUP RAYMOND J. IIYUNS . 1'lIl.-KNVIS W. lA1AR'I'IN . AYILLIAM II. RICIYICNNA 1,Al'lI W. lA1l1LLlCN . . X 85-A, l'.S. Navy Pro-l lig:glit Sohool, Iowa Pity, Iowan . . 351 11lllI1S1l'l'1'l, Lnikoport, Now llznnpshiro llovor Point Road. llovor. Now llznnpshiro . . , 4-Q Olivo Stroot. Nowhnryport 1700 Vlzxyton Road, Lonisvillo, Konlnoky . . I 093 Vontor Stroot, Nowton . . . , , . H0 Main Strool, Ainoshnry lN1lulfl':L KJRTFIGA Valle 78. No. 10-31. lntorior Nunn-ro 3, llogotn., fltllilllllllil. Sonth Ann-riozi AR'l'lIllli S. PAGE, JR. . . IJONALID G. PALAIS , EDwARD II. PARKER, JR. . BENJAMIN PEARSON, JR. AVILLIAM 11. PEARSON WARREN T. PERKINR W. EVERETT PORTER, JR. . JOHN L. RANDALL . BRADLEY 11. ROBERTS , JonN T. SVUTT . . JosEPn M. SEXVELL .I. NI4'1IllL,AS SEWELL , ROBERT 0. SICWIGLL ALLEN R. SIKICS . ROBERT R. SIMON ALEXANDER SISSON JOHN R. SKEICLE . ROBERT STEINERT . RONALD G. STEVENS . LEVITT STORER . . LYMAN K. STUART, JR. PAUL K. TITUS, JR. . . MALCOLM H. VON SALTZA . E. LYNIDEN VVATKINS. II . JAMES F. WAUGH . . IAOBERT W. VVAUGII SAMUEL G. VVAUGH RALPH A. VYEBB, JR. . STANLEY L. WEIL, JR. ALAN II. WELoH . JACK G. WELLMAN JOHN WHITNEY . . PETER WILES . . . CHARLES A. VVILLIAMS, JR. HARRY WOLFF . RICHARD H. VVORTH . ALBERT L. WYER . . B. BOTSFORD YOUNG, JR. . . . . , . Q Groon Stroot. Nowhnry QQ Gordon Roald, Wlnhnn 111 Main Stroot. Grovolzind 104- Stato Stroot, Nowhnryport QQ liattoryrnziroll Stroot. Boston , 101 High Road. Nowhnry . . . . . 341 Vlark Road, Lowoll 4901 Groonspring Avonno. lialtimoro. 'A1z1.ryl:1.ml . , . 16 1Valnnt Avonno, Lurohmont. Now York 805-C' Aldon Park Manor. Gorrnantown. Polnisylvanizi 173Q Ponoo do Loon lionlovard, Atlanta.. Goorgia. . . , . . 33 East Stroot. llinggliann . . . . Q8 Vahot Road, North Andovor . 10 Robin Hood Road. W'hito Plains, Now York Avoodoook Road, Vvostlnlry. Long Island. Now York . , . . 53 liplzind Road. lirooklino . . . Sonth liyliold . llzirt Stroot. liovorly Farms Q0 Lafayotto Stroot. Nowhnryport . . Alain Stroot. YV2l,lllOlJ01'0, llziino 501 VVost Dlziplo Avonuo. Nowark. Now York . . . . 1 High Road, Nowhury . . . . R..F.D.. Rowloy . 17 Voylo Stroot. Portland, Blaino Tho lmifayotto Hotol. Portland. Hlaino . 18 VVilliaIII Streot, Andover 18 VVilliam Street. Andovor . . . Q Park Stroot. Nowhury 911 Park Avonuo, Now York Vity 801 East 38th Stroot. Now York Vity . . , '75 Royoo Road. Newton Vontro . . . . Q80 Boacon Stroot. Boston 4-38 0011111111118 Avonuo, Syracuse, Now York . 30 Rogers Road, Hamdon, Vonnootiout 911 Park Avenue. New York Pity . 64- Vraigis Street. Portland. Maine . . . 5Q Baltimore Stroot. Lynn . 9-l-4 Shoridan Road, Lako Forost, Illinois 35 HLE l 1 I 5 a I e Y 38 4 The Football Team RICIIARIJ G. WII,1,l.AxMsoN, Hzpluin and Tru-lrlf' BoH1cR'r O. SIcwI:I.I.. Tm-L'lw and I'apIm'n-l'fl1'f'l B1cN.lAMIN B. llRl'1XVS'l'l'Ili, Uuurrl BI-:iHINu'roN A. VIIARK. HfI!'h:fl6'1ll DoNA1.H Il. VRIIIKSHANK. Jn.. Wnfer ALICXANIJICR M. IJALGLISII, Bar'l.jliz'lfl lxll'l'f'HELL FISH, End WII.I.I.1Hx1 J. llALE. lim-lqfif-Ir! GORDON J. ll0Y'I', Uunrfl .lommn W. l,A1uIsIcRT. TlIl'L'If' IIARHY W. IIAXVSUN, JR.. lifrrlijfiwlzl BIVRRAY S. lhlUNROE, lirzf-lgfizflrl .I.-mics C. lhll'NRO, Bfzwljfifflfl AVILLIAM B. Ross, lim! t'vHI's J. SAVAGE, llurml PHILIP N. SAWYER. l'l'IlfI'I' ALEXANHIQR D. SMITH. 16111, ROBERT S. 'l'ANNEHRINu, H1111 l,Al.'L K. 'l'1TI's, JR.. Hur-1.jif'11l M. F RAN4'Is Twom-Iv, Tar'l.'1e 1NIAI.eoI,m Il. voN SALTZA, Tzu-l.'le JAMES V. WAIIGH, lim-Ljfielfl XVILLIAM V. VVISXYALL, Bru'l.jfieIrl B. BOTSFORD YoI'Nc:, JR.. Buf'l.jfivlrl BARR SMITH, Zllanuger THE SC'IlED1'I,E 19-I-Q G. D. .l. Uppom'nf.w October 10 Miclcllesex School 19 0 October 17 Kimball Union Academy IQ 20 October 24- lVIilton Academy at Miltoii 0 12 October 31 Thayer Academy at South Braintree 12 19 November 7 lNIoses Brown School 0 0 November 14- Tabor Academy at Nlarion 0 0 November Q0 Deerfield Academy at Deerfield 0 26 413 77 39 The Football Season ' 'Q AL .- -uv' Captain Richard G. Williamson By TVIURRAY S. BTUNROE Although the Governors won only one football game in a season which included four losses and two ties, every member of the squad displayed a desire to learn and was willing to work. The team as a whole had a very commendable spirit, and put forth its best efforts during practice. Mr. Sager and his assistants. hir. Nlurphy and Mr. Vorey, had only four returning lettermen, Captain Dick VVil- liamson, llhil Sawyer, llob Tannebring, and Cy Savage, as a nucleus around which could be built a team for the com- ing campaign. The coaches set to work, and in three weeks ol' practice put to- gether a starting team for the llliddlesex game on October 10. The team opened the season in a very promising manner, turning back Mitltlle- sex nineteen to nothing. Although the superiority ol' the Governors was evident throughout the first half, it was not until late in the third period that they were able to score. However, the Red and White increased its lead by adding two more touchdowns in the final quarter to clinch the victory. ln the second game, on the following Saturday, t.he Governors were defeated by a strong Kimball Union team, twenty- six to twelve. Almost the entire game was played in the opposition's territory, as the Governors rolled up eleven first downs against Kimball Union's five. However, Herb Carey of K.U.A., without a doubt the best back the Governors faced all season, broke away on three long touchdown Sprints and passed forty-five yards for their fourth and final score. On October 24- the Governors went down under a twelve to nothing defeat at the hands of Miltoli Academy. Injuries forced Captain Williamson and Bob Sewell to the side-lines early in the game. Miltoii, which was undefeated through- out the season, scored in the first period and the last on successive short drives through the line. This game marked the final appearance on the coaching staff of Mr. Nelson Corey, now an ensign in the U. S. Navy. The team lost a hard-fought battle to Thayer Academy in the fourth game of the season. The Governors threatened to score on numerous occasions, but except in two instances were turned back short of the goal. The first score for the Red and White came on a drive in the first period: however, Thayer countered in the third period with a touchdown pass to tie the score. The second Governor Dummer tally was set up by Bots Young on a beautiful fake after a Thayer punt. Again Thayer knotted the score at twelve to twelve on another completed pass deep in the Governors' territory, and finally pushetl the hall over in the elosing min- utes ol' the gznne to win nineteen to twelve. Minus the serviees ol' lioh Sewell l'or the seeoncl eonseeutive game. the Gov- ernors were helcl to il, seoreless tie hy Moses Brown on November 7. The serappy Proviilenee aggregation stalleil repeateil Recl and VVhite clrives whieh brought the Governors insicle the ten- yarcl stripe on two clifl'erent, oeeasions. Moses Brown, on the other hancl, was unable to pass the Governors' 30-yaril line at any time. In the next to the last game of the season, the Governors were again heltl to a scoreless tie by Tabor. A strong wintl eompellecl both teams to limit their at- tack to ground work. The Governors clrove within eleven yzirtls ol' touelnlown territory in the lllircl perioil, :intl lo the 25-yurtl lille in the final quarter, lmul lpotli attempts laekeil seoring puneh. The powerful Deerfielfl team ilelentefl the Governor Dunnner eleven in the finnl gzune ol' the season. 'l'he lterl :intl lvllile was seorecl upon only onee in the lirsl hull, hut lleerfic-l1l's strength proved to he too mueh in the lust hall. In the elosineg moments ol' the Qillllt' the Governors put on their only suhstantiul clrive ol' the afternoon, hut it was hulteml hy the gun on the Deerfieltl 20. The eleetion ol' liolmert 0. Sewell. ol' North Anclover, taekle anil kieker ol' the team, as Captain ol' next year's eleven was announeecl at the Vhristnias Unuler hy hir. Sager. THE A SQYAD 1 I L Q I 5 3 aff 1 M, M.- , 1 z XM. Mg' 5 I i i 3 ! 0 -1-2 E l r The Soccer Team llARoLn O. IIEINBAUII, Vrrpfuin and Ilrzlfluu-I.- D. EDWARD ISRIICKIINRIIRIIJ, l'f1pfa1'11-l'flf'r-IandFm'u'r1rfl .IoRN 1. f'oLLINs, I,fj'lln.w'1If' ARTHUR R. FIURINI, Fullbm-lf IIRNRY VV. IQELLY, Right IV1'r1g BENJAMIN E. BIANN, llulfbar-l.' FRANc'Is W. lNIARTIN, Ilulflmr-lf DAVIII II. NIASON, 1 uIllmel.' VVILLIAM II. lYICKENNA, Hc1lf'lmek October October October October November November November 7 14- 17 24 4 14 19 PETIQR S. MoRc:AN, High! Ifmhli' IIIIIIIPIIRI-:Y B. Smsoiv, IluU'lmwA GRoRr:Ic fl.'llW01XIl4I,Y. Lqff IIINI-Ill DIcr'IUs B. YIQASI-:I', Goal SAMVEL G. W,xL'c:I1, Lfjfi llvlilljj .IoIIN VVIIITNICY, lIulfluu'l.' JAUIEH ll. EATON, lll, .lIllIIll!1I'l' NATHANIPIII N. DUMMRR, Manager TIIE SCHEDULE 1942 Phillips Academy of Andover Harvard Freshmen at Cambridge Kimball Union Academy at Meriden, Brooks School at North Andover Phillips-Exeter at Exeter, N. H. Tabor Academy Meclforcl High School -1-3 fl. U. ,l. fI'lIlIUIlf'IIf.N' l l 3 1 N. ll. l l 2 1 O 3 3 O l Q ll 9 ' r N 4 ? i 1 1 4 1 i 5 1 -is-L 1 The occer Season By Wil.i.mm lhIl'lil'lNNA The 1942 Governor Dummer Soccer 'l'eam, coached by Mr. Howard Navins and Mr. Benjamin Stone, compiled a record ol' three wins. two ties, and two losses during the seven-game schedule this tall. The opening game. with An- dover, was a one to one tie. Pete htlorgan scoring the only Governors' goal. Probably the most successful game of the season was the t02LII'l,S three-to-one victory over the Harvard Freshmen. the first victory over the Vrimson in a number ol' years. lt was a contest in which the Governors controlled the play during most of the afternoon, continually forcing the Ilarvard team to the defensive. Vap- tain llal Leinbach opened the scoring in the second period, and Ed Breckenridge tallied a few minutes later, thereby giving the Red and VVhite an advantage which they never relinquished. Breckenridge scored the third and final goal in the last period to insure victory. Humphrey Sim- son and Dick Yeasey both turned in ex- cellent games, although the team as a whole showed considerable ability and spirit. The following game, a one-to-one tie with Kimball Union, was in reality a battle between the opposing goalies, with Dick Yeasey again giving an outstanding performance in the cage. Jack Collins scored the lone Red and White tally in the last minute of the overtime period, and the score remained tied to the final whistle. Brooks School and Tabor Acad- emy succumbed to the Governor Dum- mer hooters with scores of two to one and three to nothing respectively, but the fifth game, with Phillips Exeter Academy, marked the first loss of the season, three to nothing. The final game of the season was with the championship hledford High School af Captain Harold O. Leinbacll team. Sam W'angh scored the first goal of the game in the second period, and the Governors held to this slim advantage until late in the final period, when lNIed- ford came from behind and tied the score at one to one. The game went. into over- timeg and with less than a minute re- maining, the hledford club tallied again to put them ahead two to one. a margin they held for the remaining seconds. This proved to be the most exciting and well- played game of the season, and one in which every player turned in a commend- able performance. Special mention should however be given to goalie Yeasey, hall'- baeks Simson and Leinbach, and forwards Breckenridge and Kelly. Hank Kelly was one of the most consistent players during the season, centering the ball with con- siderable aceuracy from his wing position. At the close of the season Foach Navins announced that next year's eleven will be eaptained by Ed Breckenridge. The Hockey Team Gleoaulc F. IIXNYUINIISIAQ Vapfain and llvlillfj lYII'l'f'llELL Fisu, Wing XVILLIAM II. lxIC'KENNA. llqfmsz' .IMIES C. Murano, Goal Romam' O. S1aw1cLL, lhgfvn.w BARR S1x11'ri1, Managm- J auuary January February February February TIIOMAS AKIN, Allflllllflfl' Tllli SFIIE 1943 Bclmout Hill School Milton Academy at Milton Brooks School llliclcllcscx School at Voncoril Lawrcuce Vcutral Vatholic -L7 DULE lll'Ml'llRl'IY ll. F-msox. lI'ina l'ixl'L K. 'llI'I'l'S, Jie., ll'iny lY11,l.1,xM V. XYISW,-x1.l,, Vrnfvr llulaldlvl' M. XVUUIJ, ll1jf'1'r1.w' B. liorsifoan Yoiixu, lI'iny U. D. .l. Ul1,11ml1'I1f.v Q 7 0 2 Q U 0 7 3 -l- 7 '20 The Hockey Season Captain George C. Twonlbly By VV1LL1AM C. VVISVVALL Handicapped throughout the season by irregular practice resulting from warm weather and lack of ice, the Governor Dummer hockey team completed its schedule with the unimpressive record of one victory and four defeats. This year the team was again fortunate in being able to participate in the Private School llockey Conference held at the Boston Skating Ulub during the latter part of the Fhristmas vacation. This pre- season conference was not entirely suc- cessful from the standpoint of wins and losses, but the experience gained by all the boys who played was valuable to them individually and to the team as a whole. The team was defeated by Saint Marks Miltoii, and Andover, but the opportunity of playing under such ideal conditions compensated somewhat for the losses. The outstanding goal-tending of Jim Munro was one of the high points of the conference, since his play was noted with approval by many authorities who were present. In the opening game of the regular season, the Governors faced a powerful and more experienced club from Belmont Hill, and even the efforts of Captain George Twombly, who played an excellent game, were not enough to turn the tide. The final score, 7 to 2, was disheartening to the team, but they determined to work even harder than before to break into the winning column. The aggressive play of defensemen Bill McKenna and Bob Sewell combined with the goal-keeping of Jim Munro were im- portant factors in the following victory over Brooks School. The whole team played a far superior brand of hockey to that previously evidenced, and the Red and White fully deserved a 2 to 0 victory over the Brooks six. The final game of the season was played against Lawrence Central Catholic during a mild blizzard. Both teams were forced to abandon teamwork and resorted to pushing the puck up and down the ice in repeated attempts to reach scoring territory. The weather conditions con- siderably dampened the team's spirit, and the Governors succumbed 4 to 3. The club as a Whole is greatly indebted to the excellent coaching of Mr. A. Mac- donald Murphy and Mr. John Koslowski, both of whom were responsible for the fine spirit of cooperation which the squad showed throughout the season. This year the Herrick Randall Hockey Trophy was awarded to James Munro, the Governors' stellar goalie. The Basketball Team D. linwiunm lllil'X'KENRllJUI'I, l'uplu1'u il.llll1'lUl'llYll'1l lllGMlNG'l'0N A. CLARK, Jn., Gum-fl lXll'RRAY S. Moxaon. l m'11-urfl 1 nANc1s NY. lX'lAR'l'IN, f'1'nI1'r .lmiiss V. Wiwcan, Gunn! lhvin ll. BIASON, Gum-rl STANLEY L. XYEIL, Ja., l oru'urfl January January February February February February February M arch lll'1NRY W. Kn1,LY, gllunuycr TIIE Sl'IIEDl'LE 1943 Kimball l'nion Academy Phillips-Exeter at Exeter. N. ll. Brooks School 224-lst Foast Artillery Milton Academy at lNIilton Phillips Academy at Andover Tabor Academy C amp Agawam 4-9 I D. .l. 30 13 43 4-4 30 19 33 -H Q56 U1IpOlIC'Ilf.H' 16 GQ 18 38 2-1- 4-8 28 Q6 Q60 Y J P 4 P N V I A l ' i A Q N f 4 L f I 6 1 i 1 50 i The Basketball Season A- BY .lfuvutzs Wiwon The outlook for the 194-3 basketball team was not very promising, since not one of last year's lettermen was returning. Coach Navins was forced to center his inexperienced squad around Ed Brecken- ridge, Nick Martin, and lVfurray lVIonroe, who had played to some extent the previous year. Although everyone had improved immensely by the time of the first game, the squad was still considered to be very green when the Kimball l'nion game opened the season. The team surprised everyone, includ- ing Uoach Navins, by getting the jump on the visitors, and the Governors amassed twenty points in the first half, keeping the Kimball Union team from scoring a point. Once ahead, they were never in trouble, and the final score read 30-16. After this game, the team unanimously elected Ed Breckenridge captain, and they were well rewarded for their selec- tion, since he proved to be the spark of the whole team. After a dismal defeat at the hands of a powerful Exeter team, the Governors began to Win once more and toppled Brooks, Battery B, and Milton in that order. The Army game was a close one, and it required an overtime period to determine the issue. In this extra three minutes the team came through with eight quick points, Stan Weil scoring six of them on fast breaks. After being held to an eight to four score in the first period, the bigger and more experienced Andover team pulled away from the Governors and Won the game by quite a margin. The team played well in 51 Captain D. Edward Breckenridge spite of the defeat, and everyone gained valuable experience. Coming from behind as it had in two earlier games, the team beat Tabor in a hard-fought game, and then closed out the season with a victory over Vamp Agawam of Ipswich. It was befitting the team that they should reach their peak in their last appearance and be able to end the year with a well-earned victory. Breckenridge. Weil, Clark, Nlason, and hlartin were all high scorers at one time or another during the season, but f'aptain Breckenridge ended up as high scorer for the entire campaign. The season's final record was six wins as against two losses, one of the best records in recent years. At the end of the season Francis YY. Martill was elected captain for 1944. '44 V t 'L 'Q I ful! fff 4' :NJ A f The Wrestling Team Frans J. SAVAGE, 165 Ilm., l'upfm'n U ROBERT I.. ADAMS, 1.211115-. PAYSON GORDON, 1.28 lim. JAMES S. IJAMON, 135 lbs. BERNARD K. IIULDSXVORTH, 155109. THE SCIIEDFLE 1943 January 27 Phillips-Exeter February 6 Roxbury Latin School at Roxbury February 13 February 24 February Q7 Milton Academy at Miltoii Tabor Academy 53 Harvard Junior Varsity at Fambridge PHILIP N. SAXVYER. lvllllllllllffll JUSEPII M. SEWELL, 175 lim. gXLAN Il. VVELCII. l.Q5ll1s. Lows L. ALLEN, .llunuyvr G. D. .l. UIJIJOIIFIUS 3 Q7 5 Q1 9 Q1 14 16 -1-0 0 71 85 The Wrestling Season T Captain Cyrus ,I. Savage By WARREN COURT VVith no regular wrestling coach avail- able, Mr. Sager of the faculty and Mr. Orren B. lVIcKnight, physical director and former wrestling coach of Haverhill High School, collaborated to coach the team. The final record of wins and losses was not impressive, as only one victory was gained as against four defeats. How- ever, the steady improvement which the team showed with each ensuing match paid dividends with a victory over Tabor Academy in the final match of the season. Captain Cy Savage, who wrestled in thc 165-pound class and was undefeated in the five contests, gained the only vic- tory in the opening match of the season with Exeter. The final score was 27-3. The team line-up was John ltandall, 121 pounds, Payson Gordon, 128, Jim Da- mon, 135, Alan Welch, 145, Al Weisberg, 155, Captain Savage, 165, Joe Sewell, 175, and Phil Sawyer, unlimited. The next match at Roxbury Latin, was lost 21-5. Captain Savage pinned his man for the Governors' only points. Al Weis- berg and Payson Gordon were unable to wrestle, and Don Hudson took the form- er's place. The 128-pound class, due to Gordon's absence, was defaulted. At Milton the Governors bowed 21-9, but continued to show improvement as Phil Sawyer and Payson Gordon took their first decisions of the year to round out the scoring. At Cambridge the team lost the most exciting match of the season to the Har- vard Junior Varsity 16-14. Harvard de- faulted the 121-pound class, and Payson Gordon displayed one of the best wrest- ling exhibitions of the year to gain a de- cision in the 128-pound class. Damon and Welch lost by decisions, and Holds- worth and Joe Sewell were beaten by pins. Captain Savage pinned his oppon- ent, and Phil Sawyer pulled out a deci- sion, but the final count found the Gov- ernors still two points shy of a tie. The last match of the season, held in the Lang Gymnasium on February 27, proved to be a victory at last for the Governors. The same team that opened the season, with the exception of Bob Adams in the 121-pound class and Bernie Holdsworth in the 155-pound class, wrestled against Tabor. Every man on the team defeated his opponent by a fall to make the final score read 40-0. This final match, in the estimation of the coaches and the team, was a fitting climax to the season. 55 W7-, K I 1 I .bi 'Q 1? i 1 v l'. 1 V 1 L la 4 ', , lu ': ,. 's 1 3 1 I 56 The Baseball Squad D. l'lDXYAlilD BRl4x'Rl+:NR1m:lc, 1'iff'lu'r mul Hrpfuin ,llI'lMlNG'l'ON A. VLARK, .IR., Uuffiz-Id lll'1N.lAMlN l'I4:ARsoN, l'11h-luv' ALICXANDICR M. IJALGLISII, Uuffivlrl llolsRR'r 0. SEXVIGLL, l'nfr-lzvr lN1l'l'f'lIl'JLL Flsn, lrgfizflrl ALlf:xANo1A1R D. SAIITH, l'1'lf-luv' DlTNC'AN IloLm:N, l'1'Ir'l1f'r PAUL K. rlll'l'lTS, JR., llllfl'l1l'l' B1-:RNARD K. IIoLnswoR'r11, Injiwlfl I,EI'Il'S B. YIGASICY, lnjiwlfl HENRY W. IQELLY, lnjiclfl JAMES V. WAL'c:n, lluffirlfl DAVII7 ll. NIA!-RON, Infield STANLEY L. AVRIL, Irffivlzl BIURRAY S. BIUNROE, Injiclrl ALAN Il. WRLc'1l, Uuffizflzl JAMES V. lAIl'NRO, lnjizflzl RIFIIARD G. AYILLIAMSUN, Uuffivlfl B. BOTSIPURD YoUNc:, JR., Infivlfl W. flllURf'HILL VRESSEY, ,llunuyvr D. YVILSON IPLY, JR., Jlunuyvr THE SCHEDULE 19-1-3 Ci0l'f'I'IIUI'S Upponf'11f.w April 17 Groton School at Groton 6 3 April Q41 Blilton Acaclcmy at lVIilton 4 5 May 1 Noble and Greenough ll Q May 5 Thayer Academy 8 7 May 8 Belmont Hill School I3 Q May 15 Kimball Union May 19 Brooks School at North Anclovcr May Q6 Deerfield Acaclcmy OI i i Y N N 1 n i s Y Q 4 5 U I V I I s .JS , DAVID W. AMHROSE JOHN M. BARBELL RALPII C. BROWN, JR. JOHN I. IIOLLINS JAMES H. EATON, III HARRY I. EMMONS, JR. FREDERICK J. FOXVLE BRUOE GORDON DAN'ID P. GRAHAM JOSEPH I.. HANNAN ROGER B. HARGREAVES JOHN L. RANDALL The Track Squad FRANVIS VV. NIARTIN, Vllllflllill PETER J. STAPLES, M anagcr THE SCHEDULE 1943 May 1 Phillips-Exeter at Exeter. N. H. May IQ M. I. T. at, Cambridge May 15 Milton Academy at Milton 59 IIRADLIGY II. RUBEKTS VVIIILIAM B. Russ PHILIP N. SAWYER JOHN T. SCOTT IILUYD I.. SEIIIGINIAN J. IYIVIIOLAS SEWELL ALLEN B. SIKES RONALD G. STEVENS SAMUEL G. IVAUGII RAIIPII A. XVEBB, JR. RIl'lI.kRIJ H. VVORTH VIIARLES H. Za IOLALIAN IlUl'f'I'lIUl'S fllIll0lIIl1fS 33 85 35 83 Y i I , 5 I U0 I w 4 The Lacrosse Team lllIMl'IlRl-JI' li. SIM!-BON, .llfuvk uml fi!!-liflpflllill VYRIIS J. SAVAGE, .llirlfivlfl um! I'D-I'upfu1'n IJICNNIS ANDEREEN, .ll iflfivlrl THEODORE S. BAKER, Ilttuclr STEPHEN D. BEAN, .llzllfirlfl SPAULDING BISBEE, JR., .lttur-lr BENJAMIN B. BREXVSTER, lJqfcn.w F. IQENDALL CUMMINGS, .lttack ARTHUR R. FIORINI, .lftrwlr VVARREN FIIRTII. ,1ttm'l: liOBERT l.. flILES,1JfffUllH!' MALCOLM J. GOLDRTEIN, .lliflficld CHARLES E. GOODIIUE, .ltfm-lr PIONVARD Y. IAIALBERT, JR., .ll 1'1Mvlfl WILLIAM J. IJALE, Ilzjfcrzsv GORDON J. HOTT, .lftuvlc RAYMOND J. LYONS, .lttzwlr BENJAMIN E. MIANN, Illzklficlfl WALTER L. MCGILL, JR., Goal WILLIAM H. Mc'KENNA,lhjfw1.w April May May May May Q4 1 1 THE SC'HEDl.'I.E 19-L3 Phillips Acarlcrny Phillips-Exeter at Exeter, N. H. Harvard JllIll0I' Varsity lNI.l.T. Fl'CSl1l'Il6Il at Uanibriclgc Kirnlmall Union at ML-riclc-II, N. H. 61 l'AI'L W. Nll'l,lIl-.N, .lliflfiwlfl VVILLIAM ll. l,I'1AIiSUN,UUtll WILLIAM IC. l,0R'l'lGR, JR.. .Ilfuwlr A. JPIMOTIIY l,Ul'l'll. JR., .lliflfiwlzl .XLEXANIJICR SIHSON, .llicllivlrl ROBERT S. S'l'I'1INICR'l', .Iffm'!.' lIl'1V1'I'T STURICR, lJfffl'lI.N'I' LYMAN li. STUART, JR.. . lllm-lr NVIIJOIEIIIY IFHUMAS, JR.. .llirlfivlfl GEORGE V. 'l'wOM1sLI', ,lffuf-lr RIHIARD V. l'RIE, 1,lfft'llNl' .ALFRED M. VVEISBICRU. l.hgfvn.w PETER YVILEE, Jliflficlfl XVILLIAM F. VVIEWALL, .llirlfivlfl H.-XRRY XVOLFF, Goal IKUBERT lXI. WWJUUll,l,l:fl'I1Nl' BARR SMITH. .JIClIlflfjl'I' THOMAS ARIN. Jlunugvz' G0l'l'l'IlUl'.S' Uppmzcntv 7 3 1 1 4 5 T 6 Q fi' AC - , I ' r H Q I I 4 Q J if ' V Y ' . f 1 I 'I Q is 1, V V I 1-L-QI Y T I I T Wy IE 5 5. I rn, 64 f V ! . l'rv.w'1lw1r RICHARD Cl. VVIIILIAMSUN Tl'llUl'.S' LOUIS L. ALLEN JOHN I. COLLINS R.. EIJNVARD CUOMBS, JR. W. CIIURUIIILL VRESSICY J. IIALL VIISHMAN JAMES S. DAMON BRADFORD II. DAVIS MITCHELL FISH FREDERICK J. FONVLE RICIIARD Il. IIAAE STEVEN K. KAIIIfI-MAN IIICHARD A. KORNER WALTER L. ML'fIILL, JR. ALAN D. PARKER PHILIP N. SAVVYER JOHN T. SCOTT BARR SMITH WIDGERY THOINIAS, JR. WILLIAM C. VVISNVALL B. BOTSFORD XYOUNG, JR. D. EDXVARD BRECKENRIDGE CHARLES E. GOODHUE, III The Glee Club lI1'r1'1'IO1' MR. IARTIIUR W. SAGIGR . I 1-1-Om pu Il ix! MR. BENJAMIN J. STUNIC . 1.s'.Q1'sfr1 nt IJ1f1nr1g1'r.s- U5 l.I'lJl'lll'I.llII Zlllfl .JIKIIIIINVI IICMPIIREY B. SIMSUN ff41,s'.w'.s' RODERT L. .ADAMS VVILLIAM A. lJARRl'II.L. JR. SPAVLDING BISREE, JR. BENJAMIN B. lJRI4lNVS'l'l'lR JAMEE II. ICATON. III IIARRY I. ICMMONH ARTIIVR R. FIORINI RICIIARD B. HAMILTON ROGER B. IIAROREAY1-:s FRICIJICRIVK II. JOHNSON, JR. IIENRY W. IQELLY IIARRY IV. IIAXVSON, .lR. IJAVID II. RIASUN BENJAMIN E. IXIANN NIURRAY S. BIONROE BENJAMIN PEARSON A. rPIMOTHY POCCH BRADLEY II. ROBERTS IVILLIAM B. ROHN LLOYD L. SELIGMAN ROBERT 0. SEWELL ALLEN B. SIRI-is .ALEXANDER D. SMITH DECICS B. YEASEY ALAN II. VVELCII IIICIIARD G. VVILLIAMSON ROBERT M. AYUOD VVILLIAM II. IXIVKENNA JOIIN VVIIITNEY The Glee Club j By VVALTER L. McG1LL,JR. Hampered by transportation diflicul- ties and a subsequent shortage of con- certs, the Glee Vlub was never the less fortunate in having one of the finest seasons in its history. VVith five concerts scheduled at the early part of the year, the entire organization was determined to be successful: and the results were gratifying to both Mr. Arthur W. Sager, the director, and to Mr. Benjamin J. Stone, the accompanist. The first concert of the year was held on January Q4 at The First Baptist Church in Haverhill, lllassachusetts. The club sang two groups of songs and the offertory hymn as its contribution to the church's evening service, a well-attended gathering of several hundred people. Following the service the club was enter- tained in the parish house by a number of the members of the Young Peoplels As- sociation of the church. Two concerts, one at Fort Devens in Ayer, llflassachusetts, and another at the Portsmouth Navy Yard in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, were given as benefit performances for the service lnen located at those two stations. The Devens Con- cert consisted of two parts, a full concert being given early in the evening for the patients at the Lovell General Hospital, and a second presented later in the eve- ning in the Army Air Vorps hangar. At Portsmouth the concert was held in a large gymnasium with excellent facilities for entertainments of this type, and the audience was well pleased, particularly with the light numbers. A joint concert with Bradford Junior College was held on April 17 at Brad- ford, the first such concert of the year. The concert was unusually successful, and Mr. Sager was especially pleased with the fine results. The second and final joint concert of the year was on May 1 with the Glee Club of Walnixt Hill School of Natick. The concert in the Lang Gymnasi- um was a definite success in the eyes of those present, and the dance which fol- lowed was enjoyed by the members of both clubs. Richard G. VVilliamson, of Augusta, Maine, was elected president early in the season after three years membership in the club. Williamson was also this year's soloist, and proved to be one of the most outstanding in recent years. THE GLEE CLUB SCHEDULE January Q4 The First Baptist Church in Haverhill February 26 Fort Devens, Ayer April 9 Portsmouth Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. April 17 Joint Concert with Brad- ford Junior College at Bradford May 1 Joint Concert with Wal- nut Hill School May 26 Commencement Concert The Governor Dummer Chapter of Cum Laude MEMISICRS Oli' TIIE l'lI.Xl l'lClt lfonorury Alt'I'lIUlt XVUOLSIGY ICWELL lvAL'l'l'lR S. lIINc'nIxiAN .lOsEI'II VVARRIGN IIORTON CQIIAHLIGS S.niI'EL INOIIM1 fiLlCNN 'l'ILLI-:Y M'ORsE JAMI-:s l,lTNf',-KN l,lllLLIl'S WILLIAM DIIIJLEY Sl'ItAGl7E BEN.IAM1N .IOIINsON STONE. I're.s1'1lw1t flLIVER ANDREXVS, Seeretury 'l'IIOIxIAs Mc'i'LARY lNIERl'EIt ICIJOAIQ l,ANIEL I,l'NNlNG IIONYARD ROIINEY EMPIRE' EIJNYARD WILLI.n1s EAM1-ns E LEC 'TIUNS OF 1943 lil'lN.lAMIN BARNI-Ls liRENVS'l'I'1It NIORGAN COOPER VIRIARLES EDXVARD fiOOIJlIL'I'l HAROLD OBERLANIJER LEIN1sAeII NIURRAY SIIIPLEY MONROE The Governor Dummer Chapter of the Vum Laude Society received its charter on February 10, 1934. The purpose of the society is to 'promote scholarship and to recognize scholastic achievement. In see- Ondary schools its function is, therefore. comparable to that of the Plz 1' Beta Kappa Society in colleges. The by-laws of the society state that to be eligible for election a student must attain a minimum standing of eighty per- cent during his senior year and must stand in the upper fifth of his class. A three-fourths vote Of the faculty members is necessary for election: and the members are pledged to consider each candidate's ROBERT LINf'OLN NIURRELL PHILIP NIC'IItJLIXS SAWYER LLOYD LEXVIS SELIGMAN ROBERT MOVLTON VVOUD ALEREII BIYRUN WEIsI+:ERc: record during the earlier years of his secondary school work, his diligence. particular abilities or deficiencies, and the nature and number of the eourses on which his average is based. The annual initiation banquet was held this year on Thursday evening, lNIay 13. After the banquet in the VVilliam Jacob Room the chapter and their guests ad- journed to the Noyes Library for the for- mal initiation. Blr. James Duncan Phil- lips read the charge to the new members. and Mr. VVilliam Dudley Sprague, forIn- erly teacher and Headmaster at Governor Dummer and for many years Principal of the Melrose High School gave the address. The Milestone Board VVALTER IIOMBARD RICGILL, JR., Iflliflil'-1.11-C'lIl'Uf HBINRX' TVILLIAM KELLY. B11-51.11083 Jlllllflfjfl' TNIALCOLIXI J. GOLDSTEIN. .l.w.wm-1'r1te' Ediiur BARR SMITH, .lcIz'ert1'sing M anugcr TNIURRAY S. RTUNROE, ,I ARTIIUR R. FIORINI VIIARLES E. TTUODIIUE ITIVIIARD B. IIAMILTON IDAYID H. MASON PETER S. R10RGAN PIIILII1 N. SAXVYICR ITIVIIARD H. HAAS IJUWARD Y. IAIALRI JOHN li. LAWSON CRT, WILLIAM H. RICKIGNNA .s-.wc'i11ff'1ff1itOr ALFRED VVEISBERG, Pllotoyraplzic Ifflztor THE STAFF UNDERCLASS REPRESENTATIY JR. US LLOYD L. SELIGMAN RIOBERT F. SIM VVIDGERY THOMAS, JR. RVOBERT VVADLEIGH VVILLIAM C. WISWALL ROBERT TNI. VVOOD T1 Eb ROBERT R. SIMON PAUL K. TITUS SAMUEL G. WAUGH JACK G. WELLMAN The Archon AYILLIAM H. INICKENNA, Icllluffil'-1.11-Iylllhlif A. VIIIAIOTIIY POUc'11. JR.. l311.vz'1w.w.w JIIIIIIINFI' VVARREN E. FURTII IJI'X'IL'S B. WIEASEY, f'I.I'1'llIflfI.0II Jlunuyvr EDITORIAL BOARD UHARLICS E. IIOODHUE, III RIf'H,ARlJ B. HAMILTON GORDON J. HOYT WALTER L. MC'GILL,'IR WALLACE L. BOLTON D. EDAYARD BREVKENRI I YV. C'HURc'H1LL CRESSEY IIENRY W. KELLX' FRANCIS W. MARTIN PETER S. INIORGAN IJOAVARD Y. HALBERT JOHN B. LAXVSON SAMFEL G. AV.-XVGII BUSINESS BOARD JOE, JR. PHOTOGRAPHII' BOARD 69 WIURRAY S. NIONROE PAUL W. IAIULLICN .IOEN T. SUOTT LLOYD L. SELIGMAN IIICII.-XRD V. IIRII-I JAMES V. NIUNRO ALLAN D. PARKER IIVINIPIIRICY B. SIMSON ALEXANDER SINSON IIICORGIC f'.TNVO1NIIiLY IIARRY AYOLF1 ROISICRT R. SIMON ALFRED AI. AVEISBICRH The Camera Club XLFRFD VVEISBERG, Preszdent I AUL W BIULLFN, Secretary l'1easurer IIOWARU Y. IIALBFRT IR. DONAID G. PALAIQ BVRNARU K. IIOLDQWORT11 IR. I. NICHOLAS SEXVELL SPFVFN K. KAUFFMAN ROBERT R. SIMON J f -' . . RIVIIARD Il. IIAAS JOHN B. LANVSON 70 D. lflmvmzu ALIQXANIHQR AR'1'11l'R Il. VIIARLES E. R1c'uARu B. tudent Council 19-113 l3ENJA311N B. BRENVSTER,f'f1l11.I'llIUIl BRECIQENRIIXQE IIIQNRY W. K1-:LIA MMN. IMLf:1.1s11 ll. xRm,1m 0. I,1c1N FIURINI l'.xl'L K. T1'r1's, IR fl0ODHl'E Ro1z1f1R'r U. Sxcwlf IIAMILTUN f'YRL's .I. S-.xxxcsl R1c'1 1ARn G. WY1LL1.u1suN 71 The Commencement Commlttee Infmxs IRIN S 11 I omlns In1D1R1r11l 1111111 li14N1u11N L Mus 1043 IILINRH W Ix1-111 flzanmfm Cfluse Pzcfszrlnzfl PETER S MORC AN INMI s C IVIUNRO ROBERT I Sm I1 FXANDFR D SMITH Rn HARD C I RIII Rn HARD G VN ILLIAIVISOIN Lommencement PTIZCS of I942 I1111 IXIURSI I Lac Pctu' Hooker Ixlaussen PICSLIIIUI by tht RLXCILINI Glenn Tllley Morse to that rncmber oi the graduatlng class whost ILCOIYI 111 all rt spc cts rnuts wlth tht l1Ifl'l1CSt approval ot tht faculty IDE NI1sr1R s PRIZ1 Ihchard Nathanlel f offin P11 scntul by M1 s Iudvs ard X I' ames to that SCIIIOI' who by h1s unselfishness and sports 111 IIISIIIIJ h is bt st ucLn1pl1f1ul thc sp1r1t ot tht school l111 'I11oRND111E IIILTON I LP Edward Danlel VVh1tley I rc scntul by tht C lass ol 1919 111 1'IlLIIlOIy of thur classmate Thorndlkt II1lton to e 1 IIIIXIIIQ studtnt 111 thc gldfllldtlllg., class lI1c11ARD Ilux FS IRANCIS SIIFIIJLARSHIP Robert Ames Pxckett Xvs udnd to a sn 111or ol lllgll charactu' Who has made Sllbgtalltlal mtellcctual progress 1nd D ho h as IIQIHOIISII Lted 1 sp1r1t ot coopc rat1on and htlplulness fIllI'lHg hls school llfe Il xRx ARD X141 NINI PRIZE Robert Moulto11 Wood I rn stntul by thc Ilarv lI'fl chlllmlll C l11b ol the North qhore to an all around boy lll IIIIIIOI' I l1ss lnr Nloom IxENT IRIZLS I use ntul lor thx lnghnst st llllllllg 111 nach department of study I+ Ilgllsll I IISSIC s I ranch I um L11 NI Lthc D11 nfs but nu llusloxy I LWIQ Brent Ixuhnlc Iohn Rowchfle Skeele Edward Danlel Whltlcy I loyd I ew1s Sehgman 1 harles Derek I agcmann MIIFF Ly Qhlplcy Monroe Rnchard Mmkann 1 qawycr O 1 , 1 , . , . 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Ilil':NSSvl':l1Al':R l'om i'i-zoilnio lNS'l'l'l'l l'I'l Mi-Jimi, Peter llookor lilznisson .Xwnrdod hy the lionssolnor Polyleohnio lnslilnlo for prolioionoy in soionoo :und ni:ilho- Innties. Sl'lCl'IAL l,RlZl'l To llowzlrd Fonno Stirn ol' Staten ISl2lllll, New York. whose ll2lllll'2ll and vorxnlilo :illi- letio zihility and whose marked improvement 21,521 student would. il' ho were not ai posl-g1r:id- nate student, halve qualified him for one ol' tho most oovotod prizes of the sohool your. To lloherti Edwin Fovert ol' Lockport, New York. another post-graidiizilo student who has turned into 21, reall leader during his final your. To Dennis Anderson ol' lvoods llolo whose honor-roll stmnling. zlohiovod for tho first time this yez1r,hz1shoon owing to steady, l':LithI'nl effort. John hlortimor has been eaptuin of hasketlmll and president ol' the Gloo Vhih. Teil Stitt has been Editor-in-t'hiof ol' the .ll'l'llUlI. Both boys have played on the sohool tennis in football and lacrosse. These two boys, who started out four yours ago in Moody Ilonse, are gradnating today among the loaders ol' their class. Special prizes to John Ilenry Mortimer ol' Bronxville. New York. and to Edward VV:mlmsley Stitt, 3rd of New lloehollo, New York. ni, loom 'L . 'n ,Y ' Rl' 1 :wir .1llIllllCI'.2lI'VlS T Ft ww X1 writ P Ll- D ls I Presented hy hlr. Fred ll. Goodwin of the f'l2lSS of 1916 for tho host all-around althletie record of the year. DALTCFN IIAMOR PRIZE DavidS1nnnerJ:1rvis Presented by the Vlass of 1921 for the host reeord in ll2lSClHlill. TRACK PRIZE Harry Vauneron Barr Presented hy lfr. f'hz1rlos I. Somerhy of the Vluss of 1912 to that IIICIIIIHCI' ol' the trzlok team who has made the host record in truek and field events. 73 Acknowledgments Every year there are friends of the BIILESTONE who, although not definitely connected with the staff, yet make generous contributions to the success of the book. We Wish particu- larly to acknowledge our indebtedness to Nlrs. Jane M. Gale for help in our accounting, Mrs. Edgar D. Dunning for hours of proofreading, Mr. Joseph Snyder for securing the majority of the advertisements, hir. Harold Johnson of the Andover Press for relieving us of our Worries, The patrons of the NIILESTONE dance for pecuniary support, And our advertisers for making this book possible. '74- ,-,,,' . JW2'1?'l'.1.g,t3: A t K ' X YJXM ' V 'fl Comlblimezzts of ez Friend to The Govewzor Dummer Men in The Avmea' Forces 7 Congmtulvztzons to oz FINE GROUP of BOYS rom az FRIEND S31 XX ORTHINGTON STREET d PAPER SPECIALTIES NAPKINS PAPER BAGS AND TWINE SPRI NCJFI I4 I D MASSACHUSETTS BIAS ' G. THOMAS GEO. T S CHAS. H. THCMAS 8g CO. Esfablislze 1899 ESTABLISHED l8I8 O r iw ,ef U 'ifffflya' Cf 'ggGlgC91Vli11UQifQL J Q M0115 QI57i1ri1i5I1i11g5, Hats fr Sh ues MADISON AVENUE COR. FORTY-FOURTH STREET NEW YORK Mcssrs. Brooks BIYJIIIPIN llzlvc' gI't'2ll Szltisllwtioll in IXIIIIULIIICIIIQ thc Complmion ol' UNE HUNDRED K 'l'WEN'l'Y-IVIVE YEARS as Mcrvluulls in thc City ol' New York NIAKERS OF MILI'l'ARX' AND NAVAL LINIFORMS 1818- I 943 .-Ill lffllxlnllrzl Hrml.'ff'f 1Iv.so1'bi11g IIIU' 125 Ikzm in lfmirze.s.x will ln' SFIII rm Rcqufixl BRANCHES NEW YORK E W BOSTON: Nswau R. LOMBARD 8g COMPANY INCORPORATED NATURAL GRINDSTONES ARTIFICIAL GRINDING WHEELS If you have a grinding problem, call us. 150 MIDDLESEX AVE. - WINTER HILL STATION BOSTON, MASS. Telephone PROSPECT 4110 77 q36Sf Wishes to .cz Gwmd Old School MR and MRS HARRY J KELLY Ideal Soft Water Laundry, Ine We SPGCIHIIZC 1n the laundering of student Wearmg apparel Phone 680 W Amesbury Mass 0 FINEST OF ODORLESS DRY CLEANING 9 78 MORGAN CONSTEIIUCTION CUIVIPANY lC11g1'111'1'1's mul Mun14f'11r'lf111'w'.s- WORK 'l+1S'l'I'IR. MASSAC 'I I I 'SIC'l l'S For more than 50 years builders and designers of MACHINERY FOR STEEL PLANTS. Q7V6w Englancfs Foremost PHGTOGRAPHERS AND LIMNERS PURDY 160 TREMONT ST. BGSTON OFFICIAL PHOTUGRAPHER Class of 1943 7 Compliments of METHUEN HEEL COMPANY METHUEN, MASS. THE SCHCOL STORE Athletic Goods and Sports Equipment gd? Wm Ban!! New During four Wars Baehrach has photographed American men in the service Of their Country Eanbracb Portrait PlJa!ocgmpl9er.f .rince 1868 BOSTON - PHILADELIHIA - WASHINGTON - NEW YORK 81 We are Helping Luck the JAP AXIS' 'K Our four retaxl lumber 'k Our k1ln drylng plant yards Serve the repalr and if The pamt we Sell helps the largest commerc1alk1ln ma1ntenance needs of farm keep our factorxes clean and dry1ng plant ln New Eng ers manufacturers home br1ght OW1'1CI'S 'A' We manufacture poultry houses for backyard egg productron and feeders and shelters for commerc1al poultrymen WP land dr1eS lumber for War needs IOOZ 'lr Roofing to protect homes factorles farms yi fl 'K Insulatlon to save coal and o11 ....,-w-,,....fS...a. NO CHELMSFORD NASHUA N H MASSACHUSETTS i' Our employees are buy mg war bonds each week under the payroll Savmgs plan SO ACTON MASS 'K Our wooden box factory makes over a m1ll1on feet of boxes each month for guns ammun1t1on food War goods 1002, MAPLE ST gf-hee and Factory 43 SPRING STREET SOUTH ACTON MASS NASHUA N H 110 MIDDLESEX STREET 15 HARBOR AVE NORTH CHE'-MSFORD MIDDLESEX STREET NASHUA N H MASSACHUSETTS NO CHELMSFORD MASS I I - I A ,.n.:c,i A--l'fi '2l ' .1rA: L A K 'i--:,: f-51:s1:g5:'rZ35f' g ,,:f , ':i:,. EE:-wesflfeeaa - 1: zf: . 11 .55555 K ' M . mr K f . , 1 SX . 52525151522 55: gzi. if: .,:1,:.,1-.:f E .,,:1 gs, .1.4...., B . ,,... B 355 5 44 K E57 ' , mi Ll., J' ,lla A 'Z :lefii Complinzezzfs of Hicks and Hodges Co. Compliments of PINEO BROTHERS Purveyors of Fancy Meats C0llIP!l'77I6llf5 of GIFFCRD SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale lanitors' Supplies Cleaning Equipment and Paper Products MALDEN - MASSACHUSETTS P1tman Hos1er'y M1115 Inc Lacoma N H Fash10r1 Park Clothes O S H E A S LACGNIA NEW HAMPSHIRE Complzmemfs of az Frzenc! V A' X A ,x,eg?.Ag,, 8 5 W. E. ATKINSON COMPANY COAL-OIL-GRAIN LUMBER Established 1884 27 WATER STREET Tel. 4 NEWBURYPORT, MASS. N. ARONSON CO. WHOLESALE FRUIT AND PRODUCE 268 BRIDGE ST. - - SALEM, MASS. Tlh - 3- 3-53 E1'm'yfl11'11g -from II TACK fo Cl TRACTOR D. CASHMAN HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE nljfzgm PAINTS Electrical Supplies 30 STATE STREET - NEWBURYPORT, RIASS. 'il' RADIO FOODS 'NC' 2-4 BLAKICLIN S'l'RIClCT LAWRENCE, MASS. RADIATE HEALTH THE EDMUND LITTLE CO., INC Qomrnereiael Stationery - DISTRIBUTORS PAPER TOWELS TOILET PAPER PAPER DRINKING CUPS 20-22 FLEET STREET ' HAVERHILL, MASS THE GEO. D. EMERSON CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS OLD GOLD PRODUCTS Fruits and Vegetables in No. 10 Cans 61 MCGRATH HIGHWAY - - SOMERVILLE, MASS S Compliments of WELDON FARM DAIRY ROWLEY, MASS. STACEY 31 VASALLO FRUIT COMPANY, Inc FRESH FRl?T'II?S SEGETABLES NVIIOUI, TR.-IDE .-I SPlCI'I.'lLTY NO. 6 SOUTH MARKET STREET, BOSTON, MASS. LAFAYETTE 4860 M. F. FOLEY CO. Boston'5 Real Fish House BOSTON - MASSACHUSETTS 404 Wiaiafuf Ile-Ip Your llolllllry llc-lp Ynurse-Ii' --lfl'Y-- UNITED STATES WVAII STADIPS and IHINIIS RElll5L.1RI,Y lfmnplimvnls QI' ufrimully Boston Trusl lfmnpuny Compliments of CHARLES STAPLES Compliments of ez Frienc! Complimen ts of MAIDEN HILL FARM WARD HILL, MASS. Harry Blackadar, Prop. PRODUCERS OF FRESH EGGS, DRESSED POULTRY, BABY CHICKS PURE BRED AYRSHIRES Compliments of cz Friend C. LEARY 8: COMPANY Bottlers of Better Berferages NEWBURYPORT, MASS. COMPLIMENTS our A FRIEND JU BROKERS AND DEALERS in Listed and Unlisted Stocks and Bonds .fp Q. Msmnuus B S L '25 y MANN AND GQULD 70 Washington Street - SA LEM - In WORCESTER, it's Ware Pratt's Student Lounge for smarter PREP styles! WARE PRATT CO. Main Street at Pearl WORCESTER FRED W. CHASE MANUFACTURER OF Confectionery - Ice Cream - Soda Orders Solicited for Weddings and Dancing Parties 33 STATE STREET Tel. 424 NEWBURYPORT C07lIP!illl6I1f5 of KRAY' S 59212 2 Apparel Shops SMART STORES Women 's Shop Men 'S Shop 9-11 PLEASANT STREET NEWBURYPORT, MASS. Complimen ts of L. L. PEAVEY- CO., INC. SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE PLUMBING SUPPLIES LOWE BROTHERS PAINTS 30 MARKET SQUARE NEWBURYPORT F O W L E ' S of Newburyport Fills your wants for everything in . . . MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS 17 STATE STREET CONFECTIONS and SUNDAES I2 MYER J. KASSNER Qiertifizh clbemolngist Registered Jeweler No. 179 American Gem Society 628 MAIN STREET TCICPIWOHC 556-M LACONIA, N. H. Compliments of R. E. ROWSE COMPANY STEDMAN RUBBER TILE ARMSTRONG ASPHALT TILE CORK TILESLINOTILE WAXES and NEUTRAL CLEANERS 8 NEWBURY ST., BOSTON, MASS. Nw., X Q.gg 93 GOVERNOR DUMMER ACADEMY'S KITCHEN AND SIQRVING ROOMS Completely liqtlippt-cl with ICEMASTER Rcfrigcrziting Units lllClLllll11g ICEMASTER Ice Cl'C2lIll F reczcr 114 HALE ST., HAVERHILL. MASS. Telephone Hancock 5248 Established 1906 J. A. MURPHY 8: CO. Importers 655 Roasters QUALITY TEAS-COFFEES and COCOA 188-190 Milk Street BOSTON, MASS. 95 Central Street i 1 ' Y . an .emi 94 TODAY'S YEARBOCK . aims to present one year of educational l1istory, interestingly written, well illustratecl, ancl permanently bound for future reference, giving in worcl and pic- ff AR 54. ture tl1e complete story ol your f 222.1 I Gr PRMS Vff !m?-E scl1ool or college year. fTHE S THE ANDOVER PRESS, LTD. 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