Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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HONORABLE ELECTIONS Most respetted Most agreeable Most br1ll1ant Most hkely to sueeetd Best athlete HORSE ELECTIONS 'Vlost modest Thmks he lb XV1tt1est ThlI1hS ht 15 Iatulty dnb Needs It most Iarlor athlete fhlnks he 15 Most pompous Most handsome fhmks he 15 LJLILST. Most LIITLOITSLIOUS Most bbllltltlll legjs Blbbest wom 111 IIIILI' Cllbb lower Best dre55td Butt fund Best danttr C1155 blutton Blushts most Bnjbtst hull throvstr Thompson Lever1ch Ward Ward Cnroux GIFOUX Saunders Thompson Montgomery Cnllupe Sanderson D1v1s Swnders Powers Powers Rlehmond Barton L illupe Peter Becker Montgomery McKee Thompson Ward Ward M1ClHt0Sh Armnage ballupe T1ny Becker Cnllupe Peter Becker 1 N xy ....................................... ...... S uunnawnnn 1 uuuu :uou susnan , . , J E K 7 nnauuusnu aonsuuuunnnausnlu onanusnann enanaann uunuuu I I 7 5 5 Worst grind .............................................. Thompson W ' .......... ...................................... S . X i L 1. 1 nuusuaonanannauunaq.-.-n.-quu.uunnsn 1 1 a Y S 'l 'Q 17' ........................................... ' '77 t L l ...................................... . I .-nuu.aonnossQ.-vnaaqsnn.-..-.u-u.n.. 1 Q K l , - N 1 .1 Y n nnvuuonsnuunqnqnnaannn.n--aa-nq-nunuunuan- a . hyrlt v- 5

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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 , . . .

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WE OF THE SIXTH FORM of Holderness School having met in sessxon and with due thought do hereby issue to all thxs our proclamatxon That in appreciative recognition o bu 'work and in gratitude or his consummate poetry of the universe and nally in humble admiration or his sincere desire to treat us as ellow bemgs both in class and in common intercourse zt is our pleasure and will to set aside a page in our Year Book in respect and affection or JACK GOWANS SMITH , . . . . I . , . . f . ability to unveil the stimulating beauties of the Hamlet of Shakespeare and the . , , 6 , . . . f . . . f ' . 3 . h . A . y . .. f