Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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DAVID BOYD WARD Dave All great men are dymg I eel bad myself Rogers Mam Street, Old Saybrook, Conn Born at Mxddletown Conn june 25 1921 Student Councll Presldent 40 Football 38 CHQ 39 H Tennis 39 40 Chonr 39 40 Gilbert and Sur van operetta 39 40 Basketball CHQ Captam 40 Glee Club 40 Orchestra Entered Holderness September 1938 Preparmg for Unlon ,Jig DURING HIS two years resrdence at Holderness Dave the boy wonder from the small town has scraped together a very envxable record He has hgured ln one way or another m most of the actnvr nes that have functxoned m the perlod of hrs stay wnth us Of course as a falrly accurate facsnmlle of true Harvard maternal hrs mterest and success m affaxrs can easily be explamed falthough we are not too sure that the UHIVCFSIIY on the Charles IS nn the habnt of waxnng xn tlmate with hlmj Dave clalms possession of an mfallnble psychology but at best nt IS llttle more than zygophyllaceous goolash As Dave rs fond of chantmg sonorously Hurray for me for Im a Harvard man But of course he s not KK ll , -, , - ' ' I I l ' y ' 1 n - , 1 - - Q J. , . , . ll- , , - , , . . , .E LGR ,, , 1f 7.' X 4' Y , . 3 3 3 ' 7 , i 3 ' ' ' it I J I ,, , . , .

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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 '

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DONALD ALEXANDER WARNER Youthful exuberance 15 not eterlastmg Tryon 96 Mndhurst Road, Short Hllls N J Born at New York N Y Aug 18 1922 Press Club Presrdcnt 37 38 French Play 38 Dral Skr Club 40 Grlbert and Sulhvan operetta 40 Pool Cub Entered Holderness September 1937 Preparrng for wllll3mS Q L ' DONALD ALEXANDER WARNER known as D IS a gentleman unhappy proponent of such unchrrstnan twaddle as soaking the nch savmg the poor or the Sherman Antz Trust Law who comes into the range of hrs Jettaturlc drspleasure D 15 smgularly loath to com promnse wlth any creature lrvmg or dead on any subject on whrch he chooses to hold strong opmlons and he chooses to hold strong opmlons on every concervable subject To htm the glornes of the New Deal and the charms of prune whrp are quxte srmllar he finds no ment rn prune whxp Yet lt IS rmpossnble to call hmm bonng or umntellxgent Indeed he has the most amazlng faculty of conjurmg mstantaneous decnsnons of whrch sxxty per cent ultrmately prove favorable fto himself of coursej A lover of lrfe and 1 P Morgan IS D May hls soul eventually lodge rn a paradxse rn the vncmrty of Wall and Broad KID!! , . . , . ., . , . ' ' , ' . ' . '40, . , . , ' , l . JT .gi ' ' 'ZH by . , . .. , .'. LQ f'-'- Q ..........,... .. K I ' 4 Y 3 . ----M-H -. of giraffe-luke proportrons and decrdedly decrded vrews. Woe to the KK ' i! ' ' 3 - 9 ,. . . . . . , , - , S - , . . T , . . .