Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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PETER QUACKENBUSI-I McKEE Pete He etzred no danger or be knew no sm Dryden 49 Concord Street, Peterborough N Born at Btnmngton Vt Nov 24 1923 Baseball 37 38 39 QHJ Manager 40 Choir 39 4 Gnlbert and Sulln an operetta 37 38 Hockey 38 fHHTJ Sknng 38 QSHTJ 39 QHJ ootball 37 as HJ 39 HJ Glte Cub Club 40 Entered Holderness September 1936 Preparing Post Graduate at Holderness H 40 1 nf xv: PETERBORO IS well known to the mmates of Holderness through xts most famous lnstntutton Kendall Hall and 1ts babe nn anybodys arms the mnrth lovmg Legs McKee Thnnmng hanr most of t blown away by has Mercury lxke speed runnmg bases adds to his tres dnstmgue appearance as do a most beautxful set of molars whlch would shame any self respecting tooth paste ad He must be well versed 1n the vxcnssltudes of ltfe and love unless he has been able to deafen his ear to the nocturnal maudlm confesslons of his room mate But then of course Peter IS not one to be caught wastmg hxs txme on a one way street CK i7 f i U- - , .H. ! v! 'I 5, .l il. , ' 237, I38, ','c.' 'r - ,'39,'4o. , I y, ,Moth F ',' C ,' Q . - l ' . Sk w M72 'tion I-L-I

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GARDNER BROWN MACINTOSH Mac We are tired o dzszmctzon or concenlratzon we sleep and are glad to sleep T S Ellot 263 Hlgh Street, Newburyport, Mass Born at Newburyport Mass Sept 16 1920 Presrdent of the Sxxth Form 40 Manager Football CHD 39 Assrstant Manager 38 Skung 39 Choxr 36 37 38 39 Gnlbert and Sulllvan operttta 36 jumor Dormr tory Proctor 39 40 Entered Holderness September 1935 Preparmg for Brown it kg! A CRASS materralxst and polrncnan fwhnch gentle art he no doubt prcked up from observmg Newburyports Bossy Gnllls Mac gets away with more graft than h1s less opportumstrc classmates Inclmed to sloth rules to hum were made not to be broken but rgnored The hrdden soul of our hero broke forth nn mrasmatrc poetry m the last Issue of the DIAL Thus perhaps reveals a hntherto hldden romantrc nature whrch accounts for his conquests of covres of lassnes although we are mclmed to the vrew that hrs rapid shrftmg of affectxon ffort nlghtly almostj whnch prevents these maldens from probmg hrs more practlcal nature has somethmg to do wlth has success Addlcted to Glen Muller Krupa and other hot bands graced wlth a facnle tongue and xmmobxle mask our young Apollo wxll undoubtedly swmg through hrs chosen college Brown and the rest of lrfe mdurate and cymcal cc n f , , ., . , . . . , n D ' n 1 - r n n ' - u a , , . I , . . , . . - 1 an tf f flyw- ---,, 2 .1 rl -5 4- ,- 5 I . . . . . . iff r . . , . . D, a 1 s 1 - v y v u y 1 v I

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WILLIS GRANT MELOON JR Shanks All men lhznle all men mortal but lbemselve: Young 372 Wrblrd Street, Portsmouth, N H Born at Portsmouth N H Nov 30 1921 Basketball 40 QHJ Cholr 40 Glee Club 40 Gxlbert and Sullnan operetta 40 Entered Holderness September 1939 Preparmg for Northeastern Umverslty 4' A of qu U S GRANT MELOON rs a charmmgly shanked lad from Ports mouth where Uncle Sams boats float ndly about after brrngmg home hrs friends from the drstant ports of the world A member of our 1ll starred basketball team he finrshed the season nn a burst of glory and chest expansron nn a game with none other than the doughty photog rapher from Hanover I-hs lusty slngmg rn the chonr and hrs mevr ,....., table questnons and opmnons concernmg church dogma mark hmm as nothing less than a potentlal ecclesrastnc But has real mterest IS claxmecl by the rallroads whnch he lovmgly terms the earners He can and does tell you the trme of arrival or departure of any tram from anywhere to anywhere And to top nt off he can reveal rates profits losses and the mmutest dctaxls of any one borler lme IH the country Annu , . KK li . . , . ., . , . I ' ! ! ' 3-rpm - iX ' m '.',' itil ,, , p y , . - , , , 1 I ' - 4