Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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REGINALD ARCHER SAUNDERS JR Rex, Mnke Coon I am a most independent ellou Dc Qumcey South Orange N J Born at Orange N ,I Feb 28 1921 Football 37 fl-lj 38 CHD 39 QHJ Co Captam Hockey 38 HJ 39 CHD 4OfHj Captain Tennis 38 39 Flfth Form Presndent 38 39 Interseholastlc Dmghy Races 39 40 Baseball 40 Glee Club 40 Entered Holderness September 1937 College undectded may 'v,I LISTEN MY chnldren and you shall hear the story of Snow Whnte and the bxg bad wolf Guess who and who Rex may be a physncal and mental Colossus but he IS by no means a smger of any note He may be able to slnp through a fifteen foot hole m the lme but he can t frame has vocal chords Into anything human When he and has good frnend Ten Ton Tony are conversmg over a cauldron of boxled cabbage down nn South Orange Rex probably wlshes for the happy days at Holderness when he had but to cross the hall to sat xsfy hls craving for eonsplratorlal chleken Rexs gentle nature has won htm many sueh fowl weather fntnds l , . KK illi ' JQKC 11 3 , .. I 7 - ' C, , - , - I1 .... gf .i. M' J, ,, , , , ,.. . , . ' , ,

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DAVID BEACH SANDERSON Sandy Gate for I am nothing 1 not crzlzcal Shakespeare 207 Chrlstxana Street No Tonawanda N Y Born at Buffalo N Y Nov 18 1923 DIAL BOARD 37 39 40 Basketball 37 Scrub Man ager Gxlbert and Sullnvan operetta 37 39 Press Club 37 Hockey 39 Squad 4011-IJ Englnsh Drama 39 Entered Holderness September 1937 Preparxng for Hobart 9 '54 R11 THIS TALL loosely constructed gentleman IS one of those happy m dnvlduals who denves pleasure from dnsapprovxng of the establnshed order of things At a ball game you can usually dnscover htm dlrect mg a more or less nncoherently sarcasuc flow of defamatory remarks at anyone who IS lounglng around the dnamond and tts envnrons Sandy IS also noted for the casual qualnty of has wardrobe partncu larly fond ns he of a panr of slate gray breeches whnch are spasmodxc ally umted down the front of both legs by the best grade of Canna blnacean hemp fwhnch ns mudentally a handy source of bhang and hashxshj Whenever Sandy ns tntklmg around the school nt I5 almost a foregone concluston that H1 gates' IS wandermg around on a stray sound wave somewhere u n as xx 1 , f .- . , . , . . , . ., . , . 1 , , u y Q - s ' ' - y 1 . , . 1 , , 1 ' 1 . , , . . .'.. A' ' Eg!-ff, 1 , - - . ' , ' , - v I x . . .Q . Y . . . . , , H . H . . r 1 '

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JAMES WILLIAM THOMPSON IH For a good poet 5 made as ue!! tu born Jonson 86 Oreenough Street, Brooklme, Mass Born at Norwood Nlass I-eb 23 1974 our 35 36 37 39 Frent ay 38 1 bert and Sullnan optretta 36 38 39 40 Entered Holderness September 1935 College undeelded at Q xx!-4 THIS YOUNG man was undoubtedly born to other thmgs Hrs artnstlc temperament ns rather too hm for the sln,htly Neroman at mosphere of the Slxth Form but he IS not at all aloof Indeed he finds that a weekly Nlbll to tht butt room IS qulte pleasant and even mtellectually ednfymg Jnm has a habnt of strollnng, complacently from class to class by a sehedule whneh ns usually drabblng, anthor by ten or fifteen mnnutes Howeser thus pleasant mdulpbenee by no means detratts from hrs charatter he has always had the even tempered nature of those. who have had the good fortune to fall under the soothmg mtluenee of the dead lantuabes to say nothing, of years xn Mr judges dormltornes Clili Y! , 4, - ,I ., I . , -. Ch ',',','38,'. 'hPl '37,'.Gl- Y 3 Y ' .yer . ,'-s. . . I--ef ' l ' V A 1 -7 I - 1 , .' ' 1 I 1 v ' - 7 - . , . . 3 . - . , A h W 1 7 7:1 A 7 1 '