Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1941 volume:

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'hi EDRIC AMORY WELD A B BD Sacred Studies Reetor AB I-I1rv1rd 1921 Study at Kings Col Seminary New York BD Ipiscopal Theological Sehool 1925 Came to Holderness 1931 lege, Cambridge, Englandg Union Theological Scmor Mastcr Rcoxstrar AB Bates 1921 Camc to Holderncss 1922 '99 LOYS ARTHUR WILES A B Science Mathematics THERON CHARLES ABBEY M A Enghsh Master of Second Form Dormltory Coach of Dramatlcs Tennxs Coach A B Brown 1928 M A M1dd1ebury 1938 Came to I-Iolderness 1928 DANTE MASSA FIORE French Spamsh Mastcr of Thlrd Iorm Dormxtory Coach of French Dramatxcs Mambcr of School Book Store A B Florlda 1929 Columbn Umwcrsxty Summcr SLSSIOII 1930 31 Ccr t1hc1t dc llnstltut PIIOHLIIQLIQ. UIIIYLFISIIS of Plrls 1932 Mlddlcbury Ircnch and Italnn School 1933 36 MA Mlddlebury 1936 Came to 1-Ioldcrness 1930 WILLIAM FRANKLIN JUDGE M A Latm Greek Hxstory Master of Slxth Form DOfH1lIOfy Coach of Bisketball Asslstant Co1ch of Iootball Holdcrness 24 A B Trnmtv 1928 M A MlLhlg1U 1937 New H1mpsh1re State Sum mcr S sslon 1940 Taught at Bancroft School 1930 31 Camc to Holdcrncss 1932 , as 1 - 5 ' .'-3 'U .9 .. . . ' , .- A .- K ' - - 4 V l . w l., ' ! 2 , .. , .. , L 9 u ,M.A. tc , . . g ..'- ' g 1 . A 'yi-I 1 1-. , - 3- 7 C 3 . 1 , 1 , , I - ,Q I. , , M , .. 'S ' V -F ' - : . , 1. . ., ,.. I , .. c , c . ' ,A x.. - - w Q 1 m 1 ' u FORD BRENTON HINMAN B S Mathematics History Master of Snxth Iorm Dormltory Dlrtttor of Athletnts Head lootball Coaeh Hoekey Coath Baseball Coaeh funtll 1940 BS Mxddlcbury 1932 Columbla Summer SLSSIOII 1932 Mlehlgan 1936 Vermont 1937 and 1940 Cunt to 1-Iolderness 1932 THOMAS AVERY ROGERS M A Musnc English Busmess Mathematlcs Master of Fourth Form Dorm1tory Dlreetor of Student Muslcal Clubs Choir leader and organlst A B W1lll2mS 1930 M A New York Umverslty 1940 Taught at Wxl llams College 1931 32 Came to Holderness 1932 Head Coach of Sknng Came to Holderness 1939 EDWARD SCHAAR HARRY LESLIE SMITH Crafts Mechan1calDrawmg Counell League of New I-Iampsh1re Arts and Crafts D1 reetor of Sandwleh Noteh Camp Member Amcrlean Ceramle Soexety Came to Holdcrncss 1933 German JACOB RAYMOND LYNCH, A.B. Mathematics-English Master of Ififth Iform Dormitoryg Head Baseball Coach Director of Physical Etlueationg Holderness ,3-1g A.B Dartmouth 1939g Columbia Summer Session 1939 Harvard Summer Session 19405 Dartmouth Varsity Base ball team 1937-39. Came to Holderness 1939. ROBERT STILWELL HUNTING M A nz English Social Sciences Master of Fifth Iorm Dormitorx Iacultx Adwisor to Stu dent Publications Assistant Coach in Baseball M A Bos ton University 1939 Harxard University Summer Session 1940 Came to Holdcrness 1940 if i SPECIAL INSTRUCTOIQS AND ASSISTANTS MRS DANTE MASSA FIORE French MRS FORD BRENTCN HINMAN Librarian MRS A RAY PETTY Housemother MRS WILLIAM FRANKLIN JUDGE R N Nurse MISS LOIS C HUDSON Secretary P Tltvqr. QSQQ' MRS. EDRICAMORY WELDiiiii.iiiiiiii .... iiliiHiiiiii..i.iiiil.iiiiii...Art v-. 1 I Wf, ., I , M' A4 v , 4 1 V, L , ' , , ug . ','.-, fm-Q.f , 1 ' f--1 Rc w H nm1n Mr Bznmtt 9 nm R ddnrxo d G Kmhmr Lgvcr nh ge R Ixughur Ynmg, Sm th Vna MLIXLQ Q. Saundc rs Mr WL know ton Swnemy aye. O C07 fog W ams Hunk ns E Bula' w: Mardcn, Mclosh, Mclicnvcn, iobcrts, Grimes, Thomas L Third Row: Mr. Jud , . ' -r', mnv, -'i', . ' ',.lc. ', i I, ' ', '. i . Sv ld R w: Th -r, A. - ' , ' I , ' , . -li, i , i ll Fr 1 .' Lil ' , i' , Adams, ' i , ' , illi 5 OFI S fl' Mo 0 s 1g,ton w H Ro Il 0 SIXTH FOQM HISTORY Irve years ago, two younJ bovs Just out of short pants Illllldly approached Mr Weld and gave hlm a feeble handshake thus begmmng thelr respectxve careers at Holderness School and IT1'1lxlI1g up the nueleus of the Slxth l'orm of 1941 One was a httle fellow of 193 pounds, who has not earned anv more but, rather, has lost more than a lxttle slnce The other was really small and nowhere near as protruslve as the former Wlth these two, the form began, and, as xt grew, the school seems to have grown proportlonally Durxng these lads hrst vear, there were hfty ses en boys enrolled H1 the sehool, now there are seventy hve As the enrollment mereased, obvlously the eampus ehanged A new dormntory was put up wlth a masters cottage next to lf that j0lIlCCl lf wxth the other dormltory The temporary dorm 111 the mam bulldxng has at last met nts Oflgllhll purpose and IS now the llbrary Last summer there was another much needed tennls court bullt, and now the football fleld IS bexnv leveled and seeded ln an attempt to make a llttle more grass grow on xt As the sehool has grown, so, also, have our varxous athletre teams grown, rn both slze and sueeess Our football team has lost only one game mn four years, and that one was the hrst of the season of 1937 Our skr team has Improved tremendously lil the past few years We have won several eups for xnterseholastne races and have done well Ill many dual meets There than holds 1ts own wxth most of the teams lt meets Baseball too has xmproved, but not rn such huge leaps as those games mentloned before, and, although th1s Srxth Iaorm has a1ded ath letxes nn one or another way, that IS not all ll has managed to do We have managed to hve up to the pr1v1le Yes that other Slxth Forms have had, such as Sxxth Form Coffee, proetormg lunch d1shes, and eleven o clock study permxsslon, but we have also recelved a new prlvllege ln November It was decnded that somethmg would have to be done about the SfI10lilI1U rules We had a meeting wlth Mr Weld, and It was concluded that the Snxth lorm should undertake, completely, the enforcement of these rules We have carrled on wrth thus and have had some success wxth ll The Snxth I'orm owes a large part of lts suecess 111 thnngs whleh they have done to the eo operatxon gxven them by the rest of the school We all sincerely hope that any galns we have made wrll be carrxed on and furthered by Snxth Forms to come, and that these Slxth Forms w1ll recexve as good co OPLFBIIOII from the under formers as we have had, and even better 1 I ,4i -:T 6 ., , ,, , - U ' , -rv 1 L ' 1 ' sl 6 I ' A , . Y 'J i i 2 T . Y- 3 V I Y . 1 ' ' - , D , ,, . ' v s 1 1 - 1 A A s - t - ' s L - s - L s s I - L l was no hockey team at all hve years ago, but now we have a reasonably good team, which more Y I l 5 . 1 s s ' D 1-. 1 I 8 ' .7 c ,B , , - . ' ' I . , , If 5 ' x ff, - . fa, ,ff . :.. ' ' - Xl A , .. 5' , f, -Pl , in , - . , xl -' s r A .. .-' I 9 ,j A! l U . Z P N ' N I 'p I ' i Y -1 if may JOHNNY ADAMS has new-r been captam of the hockey team and he seldom was on tht honor roll for studncs yet he dnd cxccptronally well rn both Hrs abllrty on the srlxer blades earned for htm a regular posntron with the varsnty forward hrs two years hcrc ohnny wasnt qulte heaxy enough for the hrst string, rn football but hrs w1ll1ng,ness and admlttcd abrlrty placed mm nn the JV lrne up lor thus past season Hrs schol astrc consrstcncy has proud hrm a credntably good scholar while that wrnnmg smrle gamed frrends from both the faculty and students We feel that thus last trart wrll have far more bearmng on has success rn Mnddlebury than etthcr scholastrc or athlctnc abxlrty JOHN SHERMAN ADAMS johnny Life if rx jest and all thmgs show it. -Montagu. 350 Bacon Street, Wfaltham, Mass. I Born at Waltham, Mass., August 4, 1922. Football j.V. '4O. Hockey QHJ '41, Skiing '39-40. Ten nis squad 39 QHJ 40 41 Lntcrtd Holdtrntss 1939 PFLPHFIDL, for Mrddlcbury I9 , , , , , . , : . , . ' X . Y , 1 5 'VT' 'Z 7 tiff, ' 'K .H :gig A Y . Q I 1 U' lrne, and hrs abzlnty on the tcnms courts won hrm an H for ' A , . J , , , , I 1. , . . . v , 5 . ' 'fx ' 5, 'Ss ARTHUR VINCENT BENNETT Art Benny tell be world. SShakcspcarc. 98 Prnhard Street, I1tthburg Mass Born at Brooklmt Nlass Dtttmbtr 3 1977 Football QHJ 38 39 4 C1pta1n 40 Squad 37 Base a 37 38 Hotk v qHj 43 41 Basketball Squad 37 Press Club 38 Ed1tor 39 btudtnt Countul 38 Inter st OASIIL D1Ilbl1V Ratts 39 4 41 G1lbtrt and u 1 n optrttta 37 35 9 41 Glu Club 43 C 011' 41 Sk1Llub 43 Enttrtd Holdtrntss 1936 Prtpanng, for Nhddltburx Q- xv: Brea: followmt, among, tht low r formtrs bttaust of h1s 1ob mu: t taptamtd ht root a ttam ISI a IS ta t Capn B bw um tht masttrs h1ldrtn Wt. all know muth about Fltthburb vuth Btnnx lround and 1t sttms that ucry ot tr paptr wt p1tk up 15 publ1shtd thtrt Smtt Btnny 1snt as mtertsttd 111 sprmt, sports as ln I5 111 sports autumnal ht has had to hnd othtr mtlns of sport th1s SPYIDL, So t IS that n1s,tly ht tan bt sttn prowlmt, around vnth h1s hxctc Ewtrtady for smoktrs or whtn nom art out d1srurb1n1, tht parkmx, Romtos As Btnm IS qultv. a Romto h1msclf wt won der 1f h has stopptd to rh1nk how ht would fetl 11: somebody d1sturbed h1m v1h1le ht was parkmy, .1 ,H .1 U K I l'll 1 U. ' , Y, D .5 ' ,ni A , b ll ' ,' . ' ug ' , ' . ' . hlr' 'Q 's11'- ' va -- '. h' - .E15'f,,, 4532!- -2f1'f,'igff 1-Hzssirfl A . 5,1- 1 'V' 5 f. A' BENNY , THE assistant kccpcr of Abbcy's nursery. has a 3? . ',h-H' - t- ' bill E- 1.,vfllhc' -11-d I ,x ' J v 1. . . C . . I , . ,' , ' v 'V nt if A Q l y-xx K ,A- yr ',, - . , ,. It I ' 1 '-y '21 fl 1 ' 'K y 9 1 , v ,', . s ' 'h ' - ' - - - ' -' ll 3 F J -A.-4 V , Y 'U I. s I s 1 T 'K I' v 1 L,'r ,Vw I.-an A . Y x 'af V I ,Ab 44' Er if-fs if :V AT IIRST whtn of 1 Sundaw morntng, rumblmnbs were heard from upstaxrs people would lend an tnqunsxttvv. ear But now we know that II IS only log, nn has wooden shots enum, hrs room tts weekly wash I'he shoes seam worth l'l1tl'1IlOl'1ll'H:, be must they tomprtst a most quamt eollttuon The eorrugattd hard whites are hrs pr11L show and whtn lot, wears them he ilways sports himself tnto a khakx unlform of sorts that re mmds us of a brown uniformed struct tletmr But there ls om person who dots not mlnd thts brethren s tlothts She lrkcs hrs sltek blatk hzur and hrs forubn atttnt that he turns on or off at wxll In at shv. lrkts htm so muth wt haw heard, that ht rs an honorary mtmbtr of the Latoma ull hrtmtn s brrbade JORGEN ROHDE FOG If-John!! Le gusftm 1.15 lenguas, le gzzstun los mpalos, J' le gllftd tanzlzzerz la bijtz del bomlzero Palo Seco Fruit Co., Sabana Seca, Puerto RILO Born at San juan Puerto Rleo, Dtetmbtr 7 1971 Fntered Holduness 1939 Preparmg, for Dartmouth I' A , ,. 4 I EI J Q 'ol' fd' ',: .'f'.?' I . ' . ' , 4 7 . 1 1 s 5 1 ' A 1 .- y' -I 1 V I - nv V 1 . - 1 n I I Y - -- -s W ' . - 4 - .. ' ' . s v - , I x A V- I- s - v 1 f , 1 s S V ..i. . . S i- ' r I ' h 1 ,- 1 1- i ' '- -' ' I Y bk 1. 7 u s N . f C Y , . . Y , ., .. WARREN CLITZ CRIMES Bud Y'fJ.rf:'l' Jon, good Sit, I ozut' ron wiv. -fColcnr.1rr. Arrtrrm, N. H. liorrr .rt Csorrgortl. X. ll., Klum' lb, 1923. r rr st r Krllnrt Ind u r l TL l t LL ULLI' uw W N J k k ? ,A APO' I Q' S- S 21' THl1Rl VKX ln tnnorr to tht ltfr of lrrm rnd tarrnon to rhe rrr,rt of hrnr but Buds xortt puts all to shrrm md umtua arrrnr, hrs sort t or s wrllrnb pu rs or no md tht SL 00 has gradurllx grown to atttpt vsrth a rtasonablt dtgru of rn drllernmt thrs would b musrtal abrlrty Bud found tht studres cntrrtlw drtlltrtnt from hrs past trarnrm, and vuhrlt hrs grades hate htld a bood .ruribt ht his dr rd d to Loma bark nut year for 21 post gradurtt toursc whrth wrll fullv pnpare hrm or tolu,t Wt ln. all lookrng forward to hrs tommy, scar mr tht rnlrzatron that hrs sarrastrt but rn rulrrw frrm y umor wrll I on rn rnttgrrl prrt of Holtltrntss rt rn 1941 1nd know rhrr hrs :uhlttrt provntss qlrt ulw proun bs hrs IHT oorball lrsrtr s rrr rot ts an bu ba vrrll turn brtatcr rmputt durrng, hrs Lomrng, sojourn l5rtrtl.ll prlltl '-41. lS.r Almll rllj '41, Q ' . S lll- ' I - xrtr ot 'r'tt.1 '-ll. , ltrrt-r'l ll ll-rr' 1942. ' A l'rcg .lrrrrg Po t l'r.1lu.1t' .rt lloltlcrrruss. ffrhf f f'Q ','1if55 '51:.t.ir7' , R Q . r' ' ' cg ' - A . ' ' A srlcncc. Hc is one of those boys that just can't st-cm to hclp N ' ' ' xl 'h tl., ' A ' bl , a ' 'h l v ' x 7 tx C vw, 1 K mc- ,C r x W mA. ' r ll- 'Ah ' '.' ' 4 ' ' ' 7 ,' '-dl - h R Hr '- . V 4 Q ' - lf- ' ,' in f , VL 1' lll. l 'ls Ll . c ll, 7 ' him Y X I , , , , . , b . . ' ' X : N J 1 may BY SPECIAL request we will make no mention whatsoever of his auto exeept to say that she is named Btssit is painted red will 5,0 in any weather and will earry everyone and every thing, Although he hasnt earned many mtmbtrs of Kendall spondence with eertain members thtrtin Whtntvtr he returns from a trip from that direction his fate. is more theerful than usual and his mall is naturally heavier We mention the smile beuiust it is always in evidenet cwtn when he was laid up in the hospital with a leg, injured while skiing, Perhaps one reason his smile is so charming, is that his teeth but so frequent a brushing, RICHARD ELLIS HOISINGTON Dick, Baldy, Whazzel For 'tis the sport zo have the engineer hoist with hir own petarf'-Shakespeare Mt. Dora, Florida. Born at Canton Ohio june 13 1923 Football CHQ 39 40 Baseball CHQ 39 40 41 Skiing, 39 40 Entered Holderness 1939 Preparing, for Middlebury u , , , Q , 1 .I 1 1 , - 1 , QHQ ' , ' , '4l. X . Y . l D Ah O 'tt fi.. ., . Q 'uV.i,,. .I Q , , , , I, , , :Y A - , , . . ,I . ,... , . - . Hall in Bessie , he has been carrying on an intensive corre- , - ., Ik. , . 'I' I I I V 1 I 'x, in x ' V GEORGE KIMBALL HUCKINS f-Huck Nature has given us two ears, but only one mouth. Disraeli 246 Hlghland Avenue, Wrnchester, Mass Born West Medford Mass September Z2 1922 Football QHJ 40 Baseball HJ 41 Hockey CH 4l Entered Holdcrmss 1940 Preparnng, for Sy racusc Q im Q-.Jsv HUCK HAS a way of nmpressmg people In fact he has a yery xmpressxve way of lmpresslng the most unlmpresslonable of people Hrs ns not an mfluente banned by well balanced flawless debate but rather vnctory won by outshoutxng the other fellow Thus vocal abnlnty coupled wtth hrs polemrcally m Clnned nature has made a first class lawyer out of our otherwise socxable and so gentle a playmate. But we can forget and per haps almost admnre thrs trart rn the face of Huck s other accom plxshments Georbe vra three H s has had a clehnntely prarse worthy part rn the football hockey and baseball VICDOFICS As yet Huck hasn t rmpressed the faculty that he ns a gemus but few can boast a better scholastic record and nt as no less than a certamty that hrs debating, athlctnc and scholarly accomplrsh ments will pave the way to hxs success at Syracuse , , , q . , ' , ,, K . ,X J, .7 r --x 'eT ?3 U. '?gIi,..f! l,.,v. -,,p.1 .'i. - y .. . Q 7. - - y . ' , ' , - 2 - . . .. , . 7 . , . .- - . , , . ,. . . , . . x .Y . .- . y STEPHEN POTTER KNOWLTON Curley N O, they love least that let men know their love. -Shakespeare. Commons, Durham, N. H. Born at Prttsburgh Pa., August 3, 1922. Fifth Form President. Press Club. Camera Club. Foot- Hj 37 38 se a er nng, CHJ 38 39 41 Caprarn 39 41 G1 crt and Sullryan operetta 36 41 Chor 41 hntered Holderness 1937 Preparrng, for Bowdom ii seq?-.1 PROM ALL the talk that floats around the ayeraee Surth Form bull sesslon one mreht haLard a guess that Curley was one of Gods many 1,lffS to women For Curley returned to school last fall as usual swearrne, that thus one was The One Hopes were short lrved as usual she wasnt To add injury to drs appolnment a eertam C bot marrred hy en thrs eould not phase hrm and he was soon reeerune, the usual numerous and delreately aromad letters and takrng, trme out now and aeam to address hrs yarrous and sundry dnserples who eather nrbhtly to sop up rn Boswelllan fashron words of wrs dom from the master But Curley does not l1m1t hrmself solely .uf to the strretly aesthetre pleasures of lrfe Although he rnjured .ff hrs knee rn the last football bame he was stlll able to flash around on skrs thls wrnter and slowly enlarge hrs already ponderous eolleetlon of medals Yet desprte these numerous drawbaeks the boy s human he strll bums elbarettes 14 if ballq ' ,' ,'39, 340. Ba -b ll QI-lp '38, '39, '4'1,'41. SkA Y ' ,l ,'43,' g ' ' -' . lb r lv sm , ',' . 1 y I sr gfefzfi leg... . , ' 4 , -P' ' r , '- ' ...... W ...... ' V . ' r D , , . . ' Q A x W A ,I ,. ' ' ut' . .K . i, , Y i V . j f . . Y , . 1 . , ,Q ' 3 GORDON VOELKER KUEHNER, JR. Pete 'Q VUPCI :mm ez' 51.1 u Ve' 171 J 5umnzef'5 .1-2 -Shakespeare 334 North Steele Rotd XX est Hartford, Conn rn rn xl0I1Il'L'I.l P 5 1 Press Club BR QIITILFI Llub 35 Enelrsh Dramatres 39 Orr 39 DIAL 41 Edrtor XrA.RBOO 4 ootball 39 se a CIPIJIII bltrrnr., 41 Entered Holderness 193A Ireparrne, lost Graduate ll Holderness f fir'- marn pornts Hrs Albuquerque teehnrque rn skrrnr, hrs rdolrza tron of Edgar Hoover and hrs 'Vlrekey Well rbnorc the hrst two pornts srnee they are subordrnate to Mr le y There are some rn the form who belrexe that Pete doesn t treat Nlrekey tly d no mrtter how he l rs wrt er e .1 t str remarns that he went to llorrda brnee P te was edrtor of t e DIAL there were trmes when hrs eorrespondenee was not up to par but from the results of the DIAI throuehout the year hrs trme was well spent Although we hare nexer aetually seen hrm rn aetron Pete elarms also to be a llrer We hate often won dered what one armed tlsrnt, rs lrlte 4 P J tee 1 ll e ' d 3 Bo V . 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I , I , 1 ' kj. . , . -ff? ,4 Tg4l:.g.irff'l PETE, OR should we say Schuss, is to be remembered for three v I r ' N xv x 5 f x .C Cv. tn 1 P, nerr f. an . 1 -ee-rr -'rr rr-, err- fl frr RICHARD STANTON KUEHNER Riddums, Riddy W'e grant, although be had much wit, he was very .thy o using it. -Sam Butler. 334 North Steele Road West Hartford, Conn Born at Hartford Conn J ly 11 1923 Press Club 38 Football 40 H Bseball 40 1 Skiing 39 40 fHj 41 HJ Enter d Holderness 1938 College undecrded K if E917 RIDDUMS THE other half of Kuehner and Co dealers rn most anythrng you wrsh rs known for hrs comrng through rn the tlutch Throughout the year yon lad has farthfully taken part rn all sports and when hrs trme has come he has shone And when he has so shone rt has been amrably broadtast about by hrs partner rn the Kuehner and Co Mutual Admrra tron Socrety Rrddums trab lrke srdlrng, up to whatever he has a mrnd to look at rs one of hrs noted charaeterrstrcs He always manages to get thtre desprte hrs srdlrng, and we profess ourselves amazed by rt all Furthermore hrs Pray tell Gentle men huhphwhat are trumpsn has a pnculrar rrng, to rt that mrght well be recordtd by St Peter as one of hrs more endear mt, eharaeterrstrcs f Z ' . A' , ., u , . , i , 4 J. a , y ,4 g ' , Y l - ,I e ' . rr l viii? ,' .vz. .Q re X rf n 1 ' ' LX'- v 'r ' X - 7 2 1 A . ' . . Y ' . ., ' f . . ' H . I V, H h - , . . ' ' - Y 7 'I I . 4 4 Y I - - .. ' -J V 4 I ,V 5 X 3 - A -A y 1 'I' u ' 7 V 1 RICHARDSON LEVERICH, JR. Dick Time elaborately lhrozwz .1ze'ay. -Edward Young. 613 West Church Street, Hammond, La Born at New Orleans La June 13 1922 Ge Club 43 lootball Hj 39 40 Baseball QH 4C 41 Tenms 41 Basketball fl-lj 40 Gilbert and Sulllwan operetta 40 41 Choxr 40 41 Entered Holderness 1939 Preparing, for Vxrbmna Q xx!! PICTURE A rather lxght green tweed suxt wnth nme months 4, sharp featured yet handsome boy Put the two together and the result IS Dxclt Hrs tongue less laee less sole less shoes ought also to be mentxoned lf we are to eomplete the pleture Coaeh has made much to say on the subjeet of those shoes thxs year Perhaps some of you have heard the sont, about jeame wnth the lnght brown halr 7 Maybe the reason the song, ns heard so often around the dorm 15 that Drck IS acquamted wnth a eame In fact he knows her report hath xt qulte well Spealtmg, of lsnowlng thus wear Dlelt has turned lnto a seholar he has been roostmg on the honor roll regularly and done that exen ln addmon to hrs football and tennns actnmes V 7 'Y Y ' lfe . ' Q ' , ' . ' J ' , , s . , - V I I F ' l ! . , - , . Y A 7 - V- ' 1 tx, 4 , ,Tk ll 0 oi l 0, .b .. mf: X . Y -111 . -J . . . , , 'W i Y' K droppings splotched all over it. Picture also a tall, thin-haired, ' 1 - , s ,. s ,. ' i . , ' - , '- I x 7 it I ' . . . . ,, . . . 1 , J . I i , , , . i , ' E . J ' ' 9 D . . 1 ,. . ?a1w - -- RICHARD GUY MARDEN 1 x . I CKDiCk,l ' ' I would it were bed-time, Hal, and all well. Shakcspcare Wolfeboro Falls N H Born at Wolfeboro IN H August 14 1923 football CPHTJ 40 Sknng, CHQ 41 Ttnnus QH 41 DIAL YhARBOOK Entercd Holdcrmss 1940 Preparnns, for the UHINLFSIIY of lNtw Hampshxre 6 . Jiri Q5 .nu ll PVER you unturcd to tntur Mr udgt s dorm whnlt Dltlt was there you probably wondtnd whtre tht fog, horn was xsn bud sont and ra llly should have. bun put to a batur ust than that of wal-unt, up hxs roommate Vlhcn Dltlt lttcps QUILI for a fw mxnutts wnth lb 1 hard Job for m hc tan rtally do thump lootball tannls and sltnnt, ara tht ath nuts Ill Wl'llkl1 hc has partxupattd this ytar and shown has taltnt Lspctlally III sknns, when lrt tomtntratnd hm mam tflorts and lnkcs Hr. plans to tonunug slump, whsle. at lNtw Hampshlrc btatt next wxnur I 'Q 4 ' 14- a - - 3 ' xx , . .., , . .la ' '. U' l- 'll, ' its 'gg' . . ' . , , . Lx ff.-.f'.'fFf .'4v',?' I Thu answer is that Dick was cxcrcising his sonorous bass voice. 3 ' I It x I K , W, sl , f 1 ss 1 s V c ' -, l ' . ' h' , ' Q . p - x X 1 u , W- Y s . f s ' , - , , V. -' 5' e i A .tl , , - .- ' ' 3' f x . 4 1 .- . ,. - PETER QUACRENBUSH McKEE Pete Q ,1 mu 7 11 1411 ou Zllti VIOUIJL Shllxtsptan rn ll tt Eton 'Xoxtm tr 74 1973 tmtnt ol :lt Stuttnt oun 1 41 Inrlxsh Dmnmtmu YI L L IX I U WL L J our 36 tt Cu '49 Iootba 3 lHj '59 HJ 40 KH Blstbxll 38 39 CHj Mana er HJ nnt, QH 41 Entered Holdtrntss 1936 Prtparmx, tor Ulrtmouth be ...J .E v 6 Q .f A Uff' 11.11 .r tl, . V If It 'L , 'flu -- . - -. x, Ho . B'1ninj , Yt., f 1 lv' - . -.. Pr' l' - Vf l' C Cl' . ftf . A '36. Cnlhc .ml Snll'-.11 r 'r-tt.1 '37, '38, '39, '49, '-41. Ch V Y, , '37, '35, '39, '-13. Glu l ly l, . 5 '37, 're Q ,' 9, , tx-. '43 l , '41, Sk 3 Us QHQ, '39 gm, '43 5, ' QHJ. - -vfkfv, '-a:.,g.1?-3 if 8' ' 1 - . Y ,' , ,. , 'Q ' -h I - A Y . V , ' 'sxsfif EJ' 'D ,- ' , , 5 ii gl PETE MLKEE that hrm btllexer nn the values of byneolatry IS known both to the Latoma Womans club and the Holder ntss bastbnll ttam an the. fasttst thing on two legs Furthermore Legs Nltlxtt IS dthnlttly a trait min nn othtr helds ur worthy supnnors duhtatxon bttomcs artrtulatt at dejeuner and ns tontludtd only mth tht last fttblc flntker of the settmg sun Truthfully speaklnac, no man among, humanklnd can hope to emulate Pett a more prop r competmtor IS the sun and even the cheerful rays of that body can often hnd themselves out done by 'Vlr Mtlxees ztphwrxe smlle -'Q-. '19 DIAL '40, I K1 if keg WHEN MACK hrst put 1n h1s apptnralxu. at school II caused no brtat Lommotxon 1n fatt lf was hardly notutd Of tourse a ftw wut ltd to tommtnt on h1s swt 1nd h1s ttndtnty towards torpulcmct whtrtof thtrt IS no qutsuon but h1s unassummg, manners ktpt hum out of tht l1m1.l1t,ht Thns lx lt ot asstrtmn o 15 part txttndnd utn to IS studats or 11. hl l1ttt o boast of lI'l th1s htld at hrst But those dlys art Bom forutr and Matk 1.1111 now bl'l1ll4. ba lx on that hrst stmtsttr and ask Was thlt I or now h IS solt owntr and proprmtor of Nlatk s Rtndtuous whtrt thc'rt1s alvt ly5 mus1t of a sort rtfre.shmt11t bootlly itllowsh1p for tht wtary and newer a tovtr tharht for any thirbcj Undoubttdlw th1s mtnu of stlett dLl1p,hts I5 .1 llk'lLlllIlL attrattlon but tht LTLJILSI ulwtrtlsemtnt 15 tm tord1.1l1ty of tht host 'vlatk tht wnstt basktt for cstry onts troublts has bun atclzumtd as ont of tht sthools most abrttablt boys Entertd Holderness 1940 Lolltge undcmdcd JOHN ALBERT ROAUL MCKENVEN ccMack,9s uFat,r: HAI!! The Gods approve The depth, and not the tumulz of the soul. -Wordsworth. Walpole, N. H. Born at Dorchester, Mass., May 30, 1922. 'K lo .W 361' 14 5110-I 1 ' . . qifgfqi 1-1-.-.05 'if Y ,- ' X I -4 i ' ' . . -. -x 3' y. - A Q' 1' , W.. - - U . , V , . 1 .' x 2' '- A v h D ' . . . 1 . , . if K., Q I nh- - 111 -,f lv .11 1-1 '-9 ' ' g. A 1 ff . V . 4,-1 ,,,A n ' V 1 . h . ,Cl 1 1. . , I H 1,2 1 U, .. - t f,, P C , , , bg V, U - I- 1 x ' U .1 ,I ,. . -'-T - 1 J , 1 , ! 1 .- 1 s, - . . . - ' . ,t , 1 5 HENRY JAY MELOSH III Hank 'Let xl! thing! be dom decently .md in order I Cor XIV 18 Lenox Ax enue, Rxdgewood N J Born at Rrdttvsood N J Detember16 1922 Choxr DIAL Entered Holderness 1943 Prepartng, for Prlneeton i X93 x Nr t HENRY JAY Hank Vlelosh III has a bram almost as for elucldate on wtlrophthalmta antl dtsestabllshmentartantsm and zymotrt dtseases It ns also reported that he reads the Encyclo pedm Brzmrzrzzca and memorrzes the Buble after he has spent the usual half hour nn the prtparatnon of hrs four subject tourse Henry Jays fame as an authornty on anythmg has all tht more tnereastd by has vslllxngness to dtverse hrs unllmlttd ltnowledbe to hrs less fortunately blessed colleagues Hanks tapabtlmes or fortunes seem however to be closely confmed to the held of educatxon rather than wtth the fanrer sewt In rustne s we should not cast all blame on Henry for Fate must have a hand m nt somewhere but he swears that henceforth hrs heart belongs to Eleanor . - gf ' , . . ., - , . , , . D ,754 1 ., , . .. ga.. .'t'. 5' lx ' I s, - 'fr-vw ' 1 I - Q . u U ' - I . . 3 , . midablc as hrs tntle. Hank is one of the few men that can 4 ,-f' , ' - , - X 1 - . - x , . . . . . , . . 1' ' ' ' ' . X . . U . 1 l A Q X - ' ly , , vlz, E 1 I I Y ,V 1 V ' s , . , , Q0 an kg? BOB OR as he IS more eommonly known by hrs compatrxots JC h1s had a very quiet and uneventful year Asnde from mmor eonflagratxons whnch eome regularly nn hns wastepaper basket there IS nothmg, to note Bob does have one major dtfheulty to cope wxth and that ns to fmd the proper txme of day to run hrs electrle rator It seems that whenever he wants to shave someone has hrs radxo on People also are nn the habit of ransxng, thelr eyebrows slxbhtly whenever they pass hls room and thas because of the muttertd whlspermg, that floats out of the ventxlator Football tenms and the Republlean Party have elanmed some attentnon from Bob thus year Brldge should also be ltsted among, hrs aeeomplxshments One thlny, eertam that he has learned IS that wlthout being, first firmly gagged he should not be Loaehs partner ROBERT HOUGHTON MORRISON B0 ,sn :Morey n u C A loud mouth llzng oath Shakespeare 12 Glen Road, Wlnchester Mass Born at New York Cnty N Y Aprll ll 1923 Football 40 CIHTJ Tcnms 40 QHJ 41 CHQ Gnlbert an Sullnvan operetta 40 Entered Holderness 1939 Preparxng for Harvard egg H R b , J. . .. - ,, 1 ' - i a , . 3 y . ., , . - H. - . , . d If x 7 ,. . ,' Q. Q , - .7 V Ar .. gl. ..,? M-fe . lefty . 1 ,. ., I ' 'K gi' .,.V -3.2. ' . ,I f' -at .- 1 K .,,,,5,, , , ,-.e ,S Q. . ,. 1 1, LJ, 'L - 1 vp: 'P '- N me t A . , .V ,. . x 1 Y W 'R .' ' v -.,, 1 4 , , ' - I , A ' Wg? , , . . 'I ' . , ,. , I ,E 4 A . Q . , . , , v O ' . x . y . ,, , , I , . , 7 . x e 1 x I I . v - - 1 - 7 U I u 1 v 7 vv x . Q - , 1 JAMES TRYGVE RIDDERVOLD, JR. Jim, Trigger 1 lust' trtzvellcd tl good' deal in Concord. -Thoreau. 197 North Main Street, Concord, N. H. Born at Cambridge, Mass., September 14, 1921. Press Club '37 '3'i. Dr1matics'38 '41, Football '37 ' 3 ' lvlgr IV 43 Baseball Squad 38 39 40 B T 41 Hoeleey Squad 39 HHTJ 40 41 Choir 38 9 40 DIAL 41 YhARBO0lX 41 hntered Holderness 1937 PFLDIYIUQ., for Daxndson QI-4' S Nc' 7 X1 9 iw xqy.-V JIM CTRIGGERJ RIDDERVOLD the flymg, Norweglan better known as the Hound of Holderness beeause of hts wolhsh nnstxnets has prowed to be the nemesns of many a would be vuooer and the dream boy of lxenelall Hall for the past four wears If your danelng, partner says Uh huh to your enthust astxe eonxersat on and seems IH general not Interested ln her present elreumstanees then Beware' The Trlee r has made hxs entranee and lf you hate the queen of the party hnel 1 sceluded nook and watt untul thus lleht footed snlxery toneued Beau Brummel has found other dnversnon When not DYLYIDQ on less learned lowers rms ehxef tnterest lles ln spreadmg., the fame of Coneord On thxs polnt our hero meets more opposxtxon and more than often snts helplessly by whlle hns beloved home town IS dlscussed nn slanderously uneompllmentarv terms Next year 11171 wnll grace the Daxlelson Clmpus and heres wlshmg htm luek and hopml, that he wall earry wnth htm thc Holderness spxrlt that he has so well dlsplayed during, hrs four years here , - S , , 33, 1 , 9, . -. 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K ' Q .. . . , .4 if fri' BUCK f BUFFALO BILL J ROBERTS IS one of those gun totrn two listed bull sllngmg one man rodeos from th wrld nd woolly Commonwealth of Massachusetts Buek belreves nn lrfe liberty and the pursult of happmess even to the extent of mterruptmg English classes to present hrs opmxons whrch often show less horse sense than the anrmal for whleh he ms named During hrs four years here Buck has breatly improved as a student and the question of whether he has altered Holderness more than Holderness has altered hnm IS open to debate For the past two wmters Buek has been a very netessary lmk tn the hockey team and rs now one of the best lxked and most re speeted Slxth Formers ERNEST WEEKS ROBERTS, JR cxBuCkl! He hath never ea' o the dainties that are bred in a book. -Shakespeare. 84 Abbott Road Wellesley Hills Mass Born at Cambrrdge Mass December 24 1921 Iootball 40 JV Hockey squad 39 CHD 40 41 Gnl bert and Sullivan operetta 38 39 40 41 Entered Holderness 1937 Preparrng, for Lcreester or Northeastern sf f f g ,, y a s -y y 3 , , , . . , , - , , 1 , y y r - - - v v - - , . FX, V A ' Q ,, '-1' r'-' ffl mega K! ll ' V ' I ., . . . 3 f y ' t ' t ' 9 a ' . ' , U. . 4 . . U I , . s 'e - ' '. ' 4 . . x Y . I 7 , 3 L T , rt U REGINALD ARCHER SAUNDERS, JR. Rex, Archie Dorz't tread on me. -Anon. 407 Vose Avenue, South Orange, N. Born at Orange IN. J. February 28 1922. Fifth Form President. Sixth Form President. DIAL 41. Football CHQ 37 38 39 43 Baseball 39 49 Hoc ey 37 8 Captain 4 Tennis 3 Gilbert and Sullnan operttta 41 Choir 41 Entered Holderness 1937 Preparing for Bowdoin af sw: -5 a +A: REX ARCI-IIE to the fellers was one of those who went to ' yet upon his return his thumb seemed none the worse for wear We noticed that he had contracted a tan and also that he had given up his Blzrzferzegeal ways for the more orthodox methods of Ending relaxation in life It was once said that Rex couldn t carry a tune even if it had a handle this has been proved false For this year he is regularly seen in the choir and has a Joh IH the chorus of the spring edition of Gilbert and Sulli wan Aside from all this Rex has sartorially speaking done much for the school this year Through his untnrnng efforts there are some forty five blazers on the campus and a new tradition we hope a formal winter house party Rex again voted Best Athlete was president of the Sixth Form and has done much towards enlarging our privileges I I I I 3 l k x x y - v V- QHQ ' , '3 , '39, '-433 ' '39, ' O. ' ' 7, 238. tr 4 ' H 0 . . . Q-.we . w ,, . 1 '. 9 Di . 3 Q . . n A F A U H 6 t, ' A , 4 4 N '- 1, 2 Florida at Easter time. He did not go by the accepted methodg Hr? ' 'U' ' ' ' x , ' KL fF ' -' K . . , . ' ' ' Y . . , . . V , L if l ' ' ' A i ii MOST PEOPLE assume that that smxle so beeommg even rn 1ts monotony IS a result of jacks campalgn to make frxends and mfluenee people and a few gullible ones even belleve that xt Comes natural but now let us clarxfy these common errors To begun wnth Sloane has a rather twisted sense of humor In other words he aetually thmks that mtellxgent eon versatxon on hls part xs lmposslble without the use of puns fpuns to htm pam to usj Now whether that grm rs a prop erty of some eommg wlttxcnsm or rather a snlent puffaw over some past outburst IS at present unknown Yet Jaek really has hrs senslble moments and on the whole he has made a goodly share of frlends and lnfluenecd some very promment people JOHN SLOANE III lK'IaCk7J Sigh no more ladies sigh no more. -Shakespeare RPD No 63 West Rmdge N H Born at Newtonvxlle Mass September 3 1922 Football 39 fl-IJ 40 QI-IJ Hockey 40 Izntered Holderness 1939 reparmt, for UDlV6fSlIy of New Hampshire ff U , , 1 -, . , , I , , . . 'V . . . V - P , , L , Kel, -vw-,-. fl .lux gi. z.fQ f,g',','s ,,i. - Y .Q , , . U . , . W y H . X , , S 7. . . - y I . y , V - - 3 - ' . . s ' , , y . MANSON PARKER SMITH ITHIIW 41 hx should lzje all labor be? Tenns son Last Hebron, N H Born 1tPlymouth N H july 19 1923 Iootball UHTJ 39 4 Baaeball fYl'1Tl 39 Hoekew 39 QHHTJ 4 Gllbkfl and Sullnan operetta 38 J our 39 Entered Holderness 1938 Colley. undtelded S fig. il my P SMITH has a few thmgs to hrs crednr and just as many agannst xt In case you have never made hxs acquamtance he ts that lethargncally mcllned dreamer whose bram IS at tnmes bafllmgly dnstant from thmgs temporal On the other hand Pete s encephalon can at certam moments rouse from xts semx coma m txme to shnne wnth the most brnlhant At the hrst meet mg wnth htm one mxght regard Parkers carmlnatlvc prochvnty as exeluslvely representatlve of htm but further acquatntanee wnll show that P ns really what he clalms and that an expert rn gastronomy and the possessor of a rare knowledge nn hxp ology hrs sole dnwersxon durmg vacatxons Lal...-11 KGS ' V lf CKPYY I 7 I , , I g 3 ,' 1, v -4- ' - . w '41 I 3 C. ' ' ' , '39, , 1 '45, Ch ' Y, , '43, '41, ,yn r-- n ax ning:- ,gf 3 4 igflvnyf 31l'.'.'li-1 . . ez KK JY ' ' ' ' - , - , , Y . , . .- 1 . P x 1 ' KK IJ ' ' , 3 v ' if any X94 ART ONE of the ntwcr rcfugt-es from that institution of hibhcr learning, in Eastern Massachusetts has certainly lost no time in making his mark in life in fact the rcputation of his ever present .mtozr 11170 often goes tht rounds of the higher social circles of tht school and quaint talcs arc told conccrn ini, the casual air of tht diletantc with which he attatl-ts each and cvery problem For who has not seen this suave man about town languorously buttini, in thc faculty living, room and who has not heard vabuv. rumors of that btribboned yet voluminous anthology upon tht gentler su? Of coursc we feel that his most notable athiucmtnt of rettnt datt was the way in which when asked to take over the Job of Editor in Chief of the YEARBOOK he stepped into a position in which he had had no prcvious experlencv. and Within one or two days was working with unprecedented energy and most commendable judgment Here one might well say is a man who has expert enced much and who is destined to lead the fullest of lives ARTHUR SWEENEY IR Art, Swcenor A lover and a lusty bachelor Chaucer 64 Central Street, Andover, Mass Born in Boston, Mass., july 24 1922 Gilbert and Sullivan operetta 1941. Choir 1941 YEAR BOOK Editor. Entered Holderncss 1940. Preparing for Harvard. WILLIAM FREDERICK THAYER, JR. Bill He had .1 good memory and .1 longue hung nz the middle of i!. iNlark Twain. 17 East Girard Boulevard, Kenmore, N. Y. Born at lllion, N. Y., December 23, 1922. Camera Club '39. Football '39, '43 QHQ. Baseball '39 QHJ. '43 lHj, '41 Entered Holderness 1938. Preparing for Dartmouth. 2?-If .1 'av-1 Kr J BIG BILL THAYER has pald nn full the prxce of hxs debauchery durmg Chrxstmas vacatnon ln Chncago After hav mg, heard tales of hxs mght lnfe there nt IS small wonder that he caught pneumoma But even that had xts compensatnons such as Lomg to Florxda to recover As a matter of fact we dxdn t see much of Bnll durmp, the wmter term from all reports he led a good lxfe IR the South Perhaps he saw some of the ball teams 1n spring practice there and plcked up a few polnters At any rate now that baseball xs back at I-Iolderness Bull ns nn his element and we need only ask htm when we desire 'Q' mformatnon on any pomt whatsoever concernmg thus game ll l , and has dnsposmon should endear l-lm successnvely to the Coach 8 the Dean and the student body of that noble mstntutnon -ffl, T1 . 5.1 ir. '-i:.g.:ffl I4 li ' ' ' ' - . 7 . . . Y . . ,' I Q . - , r , ' n ' 4 . - U- I 1 , , I I l - ' I : - 1 ! ' Bull IS preparmg for Dartmouth. H15 athletnc abnhty, has bram, l 's V . . . , 4 . . . L1 , .eg A , y u , V ,lf ,.,. ' ' 27a ' ' f Y La '. I A Q ,, ' f-' ef' I - DAVID GORDON THOMAS fKDavc,l, lKTOm,, Ne-ver my more than is 'neces.fary. -Sheridan Born at Elizabeth, N. J., March 22, 1923. Football I V Entered Holderness 1940 Preparnng for Lafayette :gi ig Ref WESTFIELDS CONTRIBUTION to the Holderness master mtnds eomes IH the form of Dave Thomas that human mdex to and reservolr of all knowledge Date IS a verntable quid nune with a proelnvlty toward extravagant qulescence Epx prefers to htde hxs lteht under a bushel leastwlse from the prylne eyes of ama7ed students On the other hand many a master II IS that bows nn shame before hrs fulburous lllte bram and retneenee of nature Among Dawes other attamments hrs way wlth the women 15 no less than a landslxde Woe to the fatr damsel who shall eateh hxs eye for Daves motto ns see em eateh em love em drop em C ' I , ar il ' M93 '-shi , 1 .- ' . -Y ' h - YI V A . ' - . Y - Q , 4 , . I V .3 . .- grammatically stated, Dave is a very brilliant student but 1 5 x - - 7 s x V 1 v- 7 i -x ' x , L I 'x ' i ' 'A' u I - . ' Y ., , , ' I X ry. l ' as , , ,i ,V , ,X ,I , ., , , Y - 857 Mountain Avenue, Westheld, N. J PHILIP HENRY VINALL P i Some of us :ll smart o zt Shakespeare R FD No 1 Sebago Lake, Marne Born at Portland Nlame Ottober 75 1923 Gllbert and Sullnan operetta 43 Dramatxcs Englxsh 4 Dramatxts Prem 39 Ioota 37 39 4311-IJ Hotkey 40 my 41 Entered Holderness 1936 Preparmg, for Nllddlebury Q-nh 'LJ PHIL IS not one of those humans who rs grfted wnth the abllrty to tall txme It seems that no matter what he rs dome. he IS always late, Thxs sprmg, term however Phrl has turned over a new leaf exen at the expense of sleepmg rn class Hrs regular or should we say xrrebular attendance at Church rs a source of much amusement Regularly one can see hmm enther slnppmg, m by the back door or follownm, the chorr after the proeessronal It rs brunttd about that Mr Wrles has finally x,1ven up ln desptratxon for lack of work for Phnl One of hrs few firsts IS has bemg, lead off man nn our recent eprdemrc of measles and also bemg the srckest to date Another story rn enrculatnon IS that Ph1l ns gomg to have a gxrl to the Commence ment dance but here there rs more room for debate KK 1117! 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U i - V ' .1 ef 5? at-ti 'Nz-if EARLE XVORSHIPS at the pylon of learmng, and that w1th results V7l'lllC dthmtelx not a mastnr of all w1sdom h1s pur suanee of all obtamabl knowledge has nommated h1m the class grxnd Seldom IS Earle to be found m1nus h1s tustomarv desk lamp ttxt books md stud1ous manner In sp1te ofth1s h1berna t1on and a sl1t,ht tcndtnty toward pursmess Wll1e IS not to be termed 'tt all purs1lan1mous when If eomes to athleues H IS L1 m1t,htv mm. on anv football ttam a past master at hst1 tufts and tht anode ot the seeond teams baseball battery NX1 1 15 also 1 wry txptruneed polcmn He holds News 1n absolute oppos1t1on to those ot eommon aeeeptanee and even goes so far as to forte h1s behefs down h1s opponents throat 1n the nent of tonunued d1sag,reement EARLE WILLIAMS My life is one dcfrfd horrid grind D1ckcns New Castle, N. H Born at New Castle, N. H., August 19 1923 Football '40 CHQ. Entered Holderness 1940 C.olle.g,e undcudtd f .-X If HEDLEY de La BROQUERIE YOUNG I-Icdu 'Yo but 5 to HJC pilol ffm! 'L'1!hc'VL'1i Ibc Storm Lannmx, 45 Mtrrxll Strut, Pls mouth, N H Born at Toronto Ont J l 18 19 2 L 39 4 ot 1 QH 'X Slsllnxc, 37 4 Enter d Holdtrntss 1937 Colltbt undttxdtd tommonlx known as tht butt room ht dots him hrs wtak poxnts Hls room looks mort lrkt 1 brottry SIOFL or an alrplane tattory thtn .3 platt to studs and stmtth hnmstlf Iurthtrmort vu ftar for th hlppmtss ol Htdl s s futurt wlft Thost lony, ptrxods vnhtn ht Just drops out of souttv' Ht says ht ns work rm. on a restarth paper but tan ht tell hls Wlfe that? Vhtn xt tomts football stason Htdlcy IS known as tht bong trusher and that lzterallx In the vunter Hedley toulffl have a perma nent btrth on the skr team but methanltal drawms, the eudence of vuhxth you see 1n the set up of the book seems to hold a greater attrattxon to thrs modest ont 1 , .. L1 y H, 2 . 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'li Second Row: i ' , .1 1ilt n, .n ' , t l-', i' ' 1 n, 15 ', 't F i' l , i. , . . - FIFTH FCDIQM I-IISTCDIQY The Immortal words of last year s Fxfth Form edltor namely that the umor Class stands for progress are bemg proved this year Progress IS a result not an occurrence We of the Filth Form are not egotxsts Nelther are we falsely modest when we sav we show the most mltlatnye most energy and greatest capabllrty rn the school The Flfth Form holds the pecul rarly promxnent POSIIIOD of bexng the most useful form for rt IS we w1th Muller as our mam stay that do the most work around the campus all of whlch IS dulv appreciated In our lust of attarnments superylslons ol smokxng by the Sxxth Form ranks hugh because we are the hrst to warrant such 1 measure Then late rn the Sprnng of 1941 though supposedly heayxly opposed by the faculty we succeeded III obtaxnlng ten thxrty llghts an lncrease to Flfth Form PYLSIISC Ilnally and most lmportant we rnaugurated the Holderness umor Prom a soclal revolutlon xn the annals of the school The success of xt was probably more astoundmg to us as a dorm than to the school for though we had planned long and carefully the novelty was unpredlctable We appreciated the backlng of Dr I-Iuntmg and Mr Lynch our rnscrutable and metxculous Calthough this IS not shown ln mspectlon marksj dormxtory masters As for sports we can truthfully say we are more than outstandmg Sewall Clark Manley and Foss receued letters 1n Football be1ng ably backed up by the mayorlty of the rest of the form as jayyees Wmter sports were well represented xn all d1v1s1ons With the prominent 'Nlxchols as manager many turned out for baseball Also we can pomt to two top men on the Tennis team the veteran Sewall and the newcomer Manley In Dramatlcs we boast Sewall ln Cox and Box Steve Warner ln an excellent portrayal of a d1zzy lanky dame and Quetton nn a matronly characterxzatxon from Curse You jack Dal lon In the French play Le Mcdecm Malgre Luz Quetton reversed hrs role to that of an old man w1th Vnckerman as one of those much dreamed of cocottes and Lxbbey the leading man underwent a metamorphos1s from a woodchopper to a doctor lolanthe drew out Armstrong Sewall Manley and uetton for pr1nc1pal roles A newcomer to the extra curr1cular act1v1t1es th1s year the Debatmg Club had nts mam stay on nve Flfth Form members Nlchols Weld Vxckerman Quetton and Manley At the Bates Debatlng Conference Vnck placed second for lndlyrdual speaking while the team as a whole placed fourth On the Dzal and Yearbook staff Staples the Asslstant Edltor together w1th Bull the Business Manager and Llbbey the News Fdxtor were taken on as new maternal They w1th Weld as the expernenced Photographrc Ildntor composed the Frfth Form s offers to next year s colossal Dm! Staff In the meantlme they have done excellent work on thls year s staff The amazingly dxverslfied experxence of thls form should have prepared us ably to meet both currlcula and extra currrcula trlals of next year Untrl that year opens adleu We glve you next Fall I-Iolderness the class of 42 the new Slxth Form . I , 4. 1 . V J . , 1 1 U . , . , . . . . .V Y . . Y . .. - 1 1 - , 1 1 ' V x . v . . 1. . 7 I ' 1 - 1 N A . , . . Y. V 1 . , , I - V . , - ' , A ' ' 4 1 1 4 I .7 T. y 1 . . x . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 . V . . . . 1 1 , . , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 Q ' - , y - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - . . . 4 . . , 1 1 , . . . , ' 1 ' . , . , . 1 1 1 ' i I Q . . . 5 I . D Q H r - gf, . ' - 1 If 1 V ' 'xr - 4' , ! Q V ' .f:'-B.: ' 1 ., ' 1' ,,-' 3 ' ' . , A - ', rl. U i.. -4.4 .T -4. 'L-fam , f U Ca C IT1 Ry d Z3 Goz dc -2 fl. NB 2 'U Is. 'M FCDUIQTI-l FGRM l-IISTGIQY Irrst I must tell you how I came across the wrrtrngs whreh follow It was about two years ago when Srmon McGrundy hrst came to our house He was a strange old fellow He hardly eyer left hrs room, and so rt was my' duty to brrng up hrs food I always had to knock at the door so that Mr IVleGrundy would haye trme to hrde the preerous rnanuserrpt upon whrch he was eonstantly workrng He guarded these papers more carefully than 1 mrser hrs gold One day, howeyer, I knocked rn yarn After contrnurnv my knocks for a few moments, I opened the door slowly To my horror I perceryed Srmon, slouched oyer hrs desk elutehrng the marruserrpt rn hrs death grrp After callrng Mother, I rmmedrately started to look for hrs wrll My seareh was frurtless, and so Mother, herself saw that the old man reeeryed a decent burral then, rn lreu of the rent whrch the old man had not pard Mother took possessron of hrs bundle of papers And so rt was that we came rnto possessron, rims so strangely, of the Hrs tory of the Fourth Form, Holderness, 1941 I well remember my amazement upon first glancrng through the papers and aecompanyrng photographs of thrs work The photographs themselyes aroused rn me a startled Gad' after Gad' , and after I had hnrshed yrewrng these, I turned my attentrons to the manuserrpt Shak rng the dust from rts eoyers, and my self shakrng lrke a leaf I proceeded to gltnee through the pages bueh paragraphs as these were the ones that greeted me The shryerrng Thrrd Former, ably escorted by a group of Iourth Formers, meekly walked toward the shower In yarn he sought refuge Wrthrrr a moment he would be thrown rnto the rey downpour The Fourth Formers grasped hrm and, amrd crres of trrumph he was thrown, elothes and all, rnto the shower, After flrckrng on the lrght, the unfortunate owner of the room took one look at what was before hrm and then emrtted a cry comparable only to that of an rnfurr ated bull Lrttle wonder, for rn one corner of the room hrs bed stood, lrterally strrpped of books were also among the debrrs In faet, not one thrng remarned rn rts rrghtful plaee He could reach but one eonelusron Some representatrye of the Iourth Iorm had yrsrted hrm, Not all of the paragraphs howeyer, contarned as gory faets as these Some told of partres, results of wrnnrng rnspectrons Others told of jam sessrons when the arr was nlled wrth the strarns of Beat Me Daddy and of accompanyrnv hands and feet I next found a small packet around whrch was tred a large red rubber band As I searched among rts contents, I came first upon a lrst entrtled Athletrc Teams Here was mentron of the actrye partrcrpatron of the Fourth Form Actrye rndeed I thought for hardly a team was wrthout some Fourth Formers Another tattered paper I soon saw, was an honor lrst Here agarn were Fourth Formers rn top posrtrons I could not help thrnkrng to myself how aetrye these fellows were Why eyen the Debatrng Club contarned some of thrs form' Unfortunately poor Mr McGrundy neyer reached that part whreh rn most books sum marrzes the precedrng materral, and so I feel that rt rs my duty to hrm to attempt rn a humble manner to do thrs From Mr McGrundy s materral, I gather that the Fourth Form was, I dare say, a farr bunch of boys The pranks whrch Srmon McGrundy relates show them to haye been red blooded, but not mean or destructrye From therr reeords rn both athletrcs and scholastrc achreyement, they seem to haye done rather well At least they appear to haye been rn the thrck of thrngs most of the trme rf not, alas, all of rt My only regret rn wrrtrng thrs rs that rt rs rmpossrble for me to rnclude the whole of Mr Srmon McGrundy s book, or rntended book I would lrke to mentron, howey er, that there rs a consolatory factor Mother has Just reeeryed a letter from the publrshers, Snosly and Noad, who haye agreed to publrsh the McGrundran manuscrrpt The enelosed cheek was enough to coyer Mr McGrundy's rent by a wrde margrn, and Mother was rn town only thrs afternoon to see about a new baby carrrage for my lrttle srster, Anne . 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I ' 3 ' 1 'Y y 1 Abb I' HM 1 tcrsdor M Best LY Gunn agncr W Doc 51 N, O r I M Rm ack' L0vLtt C kw Ba Mc an Lhg TM 0119 fn Lm 274, c R dd I i IL CM fl nk c Fra Low CY R Ohf R rl YO B O.,-, lzi .y in' , ,v nl., 5, .I Y u Cy M Ai I- f f N, . ir- -ll, i--l, l C Il, '- , McDufHe F 1 il , , 4 li , . i -hell TI-lll2D FORM I-IISTOQY Though forms may eome and torms may go thrs years Thxrd Form, the elass of 44 yylll be remembered long after all others haye passed Ot seyen members last year, four returned wlth an addxtnonal nxne more, makxng Ill all thlrteen NX hen the year of 1944 rolls around e promlse great teams nn all sports, for, yyrth all the sportsmen yye novy haye, plus the new boys three years will brlng, how eould vye help but be good? NX e elalm already the yarsxty I-Ioekey goalle, and also a nearly eomplete Baseball str1ng Scholastle attarnments hnd a marked plaee here, sux ot us hayrnv made the honor roll at one tlme or the other Also, for Dramatles, there has been a large turn out In the Thinksgly lng play, Bob Mellulhe represented us III a yery well acted part Cox and Box, the Chrlstmas operetta featured Chrrs Rxley as Bouneer, the double dealnw boardlng house oper1tor,and one ean lmaglne how well Chrls htteel Into that part Dean Blaekyyell drew 1 part lll the Sprlng French play The Commeneement operetta really got the erowd from the Third lorm Blaek well and Lowe are ehorus members, and two of the leadmg roles fall to Bob Lmmons and Chf1S Rlley Abbey Towers has th1s year 1naugurated a new 1nspect1on plan Mr Abbey s proetor, Art Bennett lnspeets wxth the erxtleal eye of the stern task master that he ls, and marks aeeord lngly eaeh day Thxs proy es to be a real result getter and has been exeeptronally sueeesslul A word more about our proetors Desplte the numerous hours of work they haye gxyen us, we stlll llke them for thelr advlee and proteetxon, and, what I5 more lmportant, yye luke and Art got the most yotes ln the electron for Presldent of the School We wlsh them good luck and assure them that they w1ll be remembered by all those who wear a blazer bearxng the numerals 1944 Uur proetors wlll tell you that our lorm IS mterestlng for the number of hobbxes we haye We wont speak of Ofdlllify hobbles, luke stamp eolleetxng or the eolleetrnf of tm foul what we do want to mentlon are two new and unusual hobbles The hrst IS that of one of our members who collects necktles The present amount of them IH hls LOllLCIlOI1 ns about forty We also have somebody collectrng pletures of hreroglyphlcs Donald Best does thxs, and he trles to explam to lnnocent XISIIOYS that the garden rn one partxcular drawlnv has only an entrance and no CXII and that xt means death You ean t get out of 1t We are also, ID addrtlon, yery musreal lxcept durxng Study Hall pernod there ns hardly a moment when there rs not at least one, and sometlmes two or three, radlos going Some trmes whlle we llsten to the radlo we play ball through a elosed wlndow and knoek ehnps out of lamp shades Thls IS bad Sometxmes the Fourth Form XISIIS and xntlmldates us mto takrng showers m our good suxts Th1s rs also bad Anyway, let us close now But first, let us glye our best vylshes to thls year s Srxth Iorm We feel sure they wrll be as successful ln whatever they may undertake IH later lrfe as they haye been here at I-Iolderness Lf ,4 N Ahix . v -s I - y '- v , ' 1 1 - A , 7. . 4 7 . gk 7 I f f I . U x - I L . L l 2 I lr 1 2 1 - y W V 1 . . Q Y ,, x . ' I V . 7 v l 7 w - A i v w 'Av v D , In I V l ,B Th I - I D L ' x- . h I L L - , A . , ' . Y . V I ' I ' Y,' ' , ' 1 - ' 1 1 ' '- 1 V A 1 1 - - 1 g 1 I- - -- , ' 1 A ' , , , -,, , , , . , , . ' , y. ..,.L.' . them because they are genuine friends of ours. Their worth is proved by the fact that Pete 1 ' - l ' T1- ' 1 - Q 1- b 1 4 1- ' f . X ' - . C V - 7 b ' x ' za ' ' l cc r 5 J , ' xx 1 1 1 Q 1 1 ' 1 1 l X y 4 fy. B , . v V. . Y , . I l ll 2 - r A y . X s - 'lx 'll 7 T Q . ' xx . 1 I n ,.. . , A - ,ni 4 ' . , K ! e ..-. . .2 A 4 SECOND FCDRM I-IISTCDRY Attention, please! This year's second form hit the jackpot with the grand total of two members. This may be a very small group, but it is by no means inactive. Killing time in class seems to be a fa- vorite sport with us,-Rmuch to the annoyance of our masters. Hiding and then jumping out on a victim also gives us great pleasure. We are of course always ready with excuses when the homework hasn't quite been finished for startedj. Another feature with us is to tempt our instructors not to give us very much homework by telling them that we are being loaded to the ground with work for other classes. We, as well as the masters, know that this is gener- ally not true, and our temptations usually have no effect on those Qcruelj teachers. In the Fall we, the illustrious members of the Second Form, went out for the Phys-Ed squad, and surprisingly enough we both made the team. This was a great achievement. Before Thanksgiving Albert was chosen for the part of the heroine of a play which was given on the eve of the vacation under the direction of that one and only coach of Dramatics at Holder ness School Mr Charles Abbey In the Winter we both fTerence especially did some skiing -or at least we tried to Then when Spring finally came along Albert was surprised to find himself trying for the baseball squad Terence once again was with the great Phys Ed squad We have also both been elected to the female chorus in lolantbe Even if one of us was born in London and the other in Berlin we ignore our nationalities and are the best of friends You have just read the news of the Second Form of the scholastic year 1940 41 coming to you direct from Holderness School Plymouth N H And now ladies and gentlemen we must pause for the writers identification ALBERT MEISEL and TERENCE MITCHELL 52531 nuff ms? - . . 5 , - y 9 a ' 1 ' y x 1 ' - x 9 . , . . . r - ,fa s Us 1 Q . '-13? 'I 1 A LE' -ami? 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Kushner Manager' Mardcn R. Kuchncr S. Knowlton McKee Clark Childs Emmons Sec Leland Nlr. Shaar Coach ,4 .-4 w fi--. 'J sl -J Q. 1-4-. K... R ddervo d Sm th Wagner ML Stap us Bu 311 Lowe V dum fort Row I-ICDCKEY On the last day of anuarx Captaxn Rex Saunders led our 1941 edltnon of the hockey team agalnst New I-Ilmpton s gumor yarsxty to turn nn the hrst ynctory rn three years Al though tvto perxods of fast hockey seemed to foretell another season of defeats the team pulled through with 1 goal to stlrt 1 thrrd perrod rally Our hrst lme then scored four more goals ID thus pernod to vun the game 3 7 On February 12 we unofhcnlly celebrated Lmcolns btrthday by defeatrng New Hamp ton s X' squad for the second tnme Saunders I-Iuckms, and Adams, our hrst lme, succeeded rn shoymg the puck into the cage The defense turned rn a hard checking game whrle Burt Lowe protected the cage m a professlonal manner Frye days ater february 17, after trayelrng oyer some loyely peaceful country roads coyered vuth more xce than our rmk we nnally atrryed at Mcrrdcn, N H to battle Kimball Umon Academy The game pros ed to be a battle roy al wxth both teams playlng good defens rye hockey howeyer thc Is U A team had a better oifense and we lost 2 O thorough defeat for us, wlth a score of 6 O Although the defense struggled exceptlonally hard the Brewster forvy ards were too fast The second encounter was one of those games where both teams play offenslyely, wnth the added feature of terrrhc body checklng Sewall and Hale re cened mxnor penaltres for mlsconduct The alumm game proyed that students of Holderness can really defeat the best of those men who haue graduated The alumm caused the yarsxty trouble durmg the hrst and second per1ods, but III the thlrd, we oyereame them 15 3 Hmman, Lynch, and f'1tts tallxed the goals for the alumm whrle the yarsxty Hrst l1ne completed all ours Thls year s team had the PI'lVllCgC of bemg the best yet turned out by Coach Hlnman We hope howeyer that the followmg teams proye eyen better, and haye more successes and as much fun as we drd durmg the season of 1941 4,-W N . 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Q-'-I Q 2' P- -' PM BASEBALL The Holderness baseball team opened IIS season on Aprxl 26 at home by defeatmg the Tnlton Jays ees 9 to 2 Stexe Knowlton last years mound ace started and pltched very good ball the entlre game There were few changes over last year s lme up and the new men played thelr posxtlons capably Because of the absence ol Malcontent Leverlch Dxck Holsmgton veteran outhelder was now at hrst ohnnle Chzlds swxtched to short and was replaced by Brad Wagoner a promnsmg rookxe Bull Thayer was back at thlrd In the outfield two posltlons were filled by new members George Huckms was m center field and Phll See up from the ayvees was rn rxght Legs McKee was back 1n left Cap tam Pete Kuehner was once agaln at the back stop posltlon and ready thxs year to hold any thlng that Pxtchers Knowlton Grimes and Campbell had to offer The second game played on Wednesday Aprll 3Oth was away at New Hampton We took fh1S game by a 6 to 4 count Curley Knowlton was agam on the mound The bxg blow of the game came ln the slxth when Rlddy Keuhner doubled rn two runs wrth the game tied at four aplece Wlth the contxnued good pntchlng and con slstent hlffllifn shown rn the hrst two games Mr Lynch and the 1941 baseball team gtve promrse of compllmg an enwrable record 1 , Y Y y ' 3 , . v , 1 1 , . 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TENNIS An early Sprung and 6XLt,PIl0l1Lllly dry weather have faxored the tenms team so far However the lack of ram whnch acts as a blndcr to the loose surface clay has been nothmg less than an IYICOIHVCIIICIILC At th1s date the squad has part1c1pated 1n only two matches and on the hrst of these occaslons If fell to the depths of lgnomlny Wxthout the servlces of Squeak Sewall the number one man and I-Iarrrson Wagner the team proved no match for the strong New Hampton group I-Iolderness l1mped away from a 9 1 defeat wrth Dlck Marden scornng the only vrctory Nevertheless a reversal xn thus the first test was expected rn vrew of our d1sad vantage sustaxned by the temporary loss of our star player The first match wlth Brewster Academy proved to be a rout of the Wolfeboro team 5t1ll playing wlthout the ard of Sewall and Wagner the Holderness squad overcame the hand1cap and downed thelr opponents 5 to O feated Slmmonds 6 2 6 2 Dxck Leverlch number two outplayed K1fkWOOd after three long sets and netted a hnal score of 4 6 6 1 9 7 Playlng number three ohnny Adams trlumped over L Marden w1th a 6 O 7 5 v1c tory In the number one doubles Dick Mar den and Bob Izmmons won 6 1 6 1 over Irish and S1mmOHdS Bob Morrrson and johnny Adams hmshed with a 6 2 7 5 lead Constant rmproxement wrrh a goodly number of successes IS dehnltely expected and these by the racquets of Sewall Adams and Morrxson the remnants of last year s varsity of Leverrch and Manley the transferred base ball men and of Wagner Marden Emmons Brown R Knowlton and Leland thls year s newcomers v , y ' ' i Y Y , . . Y D Y 1 3 ' Y Y , Y - l Bob Emmons, in the number one position, de- Y 7 7 ' ' Q Y x ' x ' 1 - . , J Q - , - - 1 1 - - y - - , - . V P , Y ' , v ' u 7 3 , - S l Y , ' x 3 ' 3 l Football Squad muuuirinssflnmnwwunwnixt 'magunmwik-rl' 'QmiSiSl 1SiClEi iii 4- i? ,, Il I1 viii Sl 'fulrvi 1 -ww AA 52'Zg,',!'!g!f N' ff , 1 TQ Baseball Squad A 'Zn 'Tl E5 e Q! N K ba Standmg Blackwell Staples Mr Weld Leland Melsel Seated Saunders McKee TI-IE STUDENT CGUNCIL Before one crmcxzes elther an organlzatxon or a plan xt ns a wxse polxcy for both crmcxzer and crltlcxzed to present a better subst1tut1on The student councnl has recelved much censure durmg the past year but, unfortunately no one as yet has even suggested a better plan for a school volce The chlef fault that the councll attams so httle l1es not wlth the councll 1tself, but w1th 1ts llmxted powers Nevertheless nt has not been lnactlve Thus body dxd not hesltate to help the Flfth Form wxth thexr Junlor prom Nexther dld xt shxrk the stupendous task of plannxng and runmng the Mud Wxnter Houseparty The problem of the sprxng Kendall Hall Dance was also passed successfully Wxth the future m mmd the class presldent should be of great help to the Slxth Form for the success of the1r Senlor Prom needs student co operation Mr Weld has called meetmgs not only to help the students m thexr affalrs, but also to recenve from them a clearer plcture of student OPINIONS and COHYICIIOHS But the student coun ell IS also a clearmg house for faculty op1n1ons In th1s alone 1t has proved 1ts worth Our mam hope meanwhxle IS that the councxl may IH tlme obtam greater powers so that II may really become a student orgamzatlon 1 4 sf f. 4 , . sms, 'l Y J ' D ! .' , 1 T V 9 s ' v 1 1 . , . - r y - 1 ' 5 y s z 1 V . - 1 li: . . 4 ah ' .A be ' 9 C G . 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Q3 . - L ' I 4' ' .Slurzdzzzg Riddtrvold Sports G lxuthner D141 lzdzlor Mr Hunting Faculty Aduxor Weld Ibologmpbx Nlarden Scared Bull Business Hamzgcr btaplcs 4551 lgdztor Swttmy YLAR BOOK Editor Libby Tl-IE DIAL BCDAIQD You may rarse a polite or condescending eyebrow at a student s yarn of prowess at foot The Dial feels justihably satisfied at the student bodys interest in it but we must point out that a great amount of the complimentary Chatter is due to last years small but eager pioneer staff Carrying on with last year s experimental Idea that of having a photographic Dial of rexolutionizing and generally hxing up the old layout this years enlarged staff representative, at one time or another of about one third of the students, has attempted to pol ish up the new Idea We cannot shout Eureka from the house for dormitory tops, we cannot thrust this in front of you as the Perfect School Magazine, but we can say that we are reason ably pleased with ourselves We have endeavored to make the Dial, and the Year Book, an all campus publication, anyone was welcome to write on a partncular phase of school life with which he was espe cially familiar The response has been gratifying In some cases we even had to choose between two would be journalists' May this contmue to an even greater extent in the com ing years . . . , - ball, skiing, or baseball-but if he is talking of the Dial, you can wager that he knows his stuff. S , V ll ll T ! , , - - Standing R Warner Manley Mr Abbey Weld Crcclty Seated Quetton Nichols Vickerman DEBATING CLUB This year an experiment was tried at Holderness A comprehensive course covering an admixture of speaking both prepared and extemporareous and debating was inaugurated At the beginning of the winter term an opportunity to participate in the Bates Private School Debating Tournament appeared in the ofling, and the group decided to try for it A Debating Club was organited and a period of intensive practice followed A formal debate club for the climax at Lewiston Finally on March 14th Mr Abbey with Bob Vickerman and Ildric Weld of the affirmative and David Nichols and Bob Creeley of the negative went to Lewiston There I-Iolderness came in fourth out of the seven schools competing and Vicker man with his ready flow of facts, figures, and baloney won an honorable mention as sec ond best speaker Several things have become more apparent now that the season is over Firstly the club s career could not have even occurred without Mr Abbey the invaluable faculty coach Sec ondly we will start next year with seven veterans with nothing to lose and for both the veterans and any new members, much to gain QI' 3' 1 1 1 s ' before the school, with the addition of two more with Laconia High, helped to prepare the ' 1' 9 v ' s i 1 3 v Q . 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Y , ' Y v v . l 7, . v . - 3 A V Y , Y , DRAMATICS This year besides the three tradltxonal plays the sehool put on a fourth the Sullly an and Bernand operetta Cox and Bot Thls plly pleasantly surprised many of us because owing, to the rather short notnce glyen the three actors and the short tlme deyoted to rehearsals we dxdnt expect much MeKee play ed Box Sewall was Cox and Riley acted as Bouncer Squeak Sewall drd exeeptlonally well although thls was hls hrst operatne performanee In the earlier Thanksgnmg play Curse you jack Dalton' lots of new talent was uneoyered and such promxsmg actors as uetton Mexsel McDufHe S Warrmer and Kesler were revealed Rxddervold was the hero 111 thls play and Vnnall the master vlllaxn had an approprlate role The Ireneh play presented just before the Laster vacation drew out Llbbey as a wood chopper doctor Lmmons as hxs good w1fe plus Quetton Mexsel Blackwell and Vrcker man whose part you may call what you wnll Iolanthe this years annual Gllbert and Sullrvan operetta IS btlllb presented wlth one third of the school partrcrpatlng The lead roles agaln fall to McKee as Lord Chancellor Sewall as Lord Mountararat and to another newcomer Armstrong as Lord Tolloller The femmme parts are taken by Rrlev playmg ueen of the Fames Quetton as Iolanthe and Emmons as the gurl all the fuss IS over Phyllns Wlth the excellent muslc and dx reetnon plus such a cast Iolanthe wrll be a fittmg finlsh for such a year as we have had lt'-Y 4 N A I Cr! 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ACTIVITIES The 1940 41 Socrety Log Book opens wlth an entry as of November 9th On that date Grrls arrrved not for the usual Kendall Hall Dance but for the first ln hxstory Flfth Form House Party The eye opener and mutual attraction of the week end was the Proctor football game which mel dentally I-Iolderness won Many boys drd double duty Q1 e a glrl on each arm as they watched this game of this duty they were rclrewed at tea nn the Rectory when the footballers came to reclalm therr partners Followrng a buffet supper a la ones all reparred to therr dorms to make ready for the dance As usual the ordeal was awarted wrth mlxed emotnons some groans and some sighs Yet the terpsrchorean whlrl ultxmately drd begln and was accompanred by Paul Ross s orchestra wrth all IIS stops open and other unlque effects The dance was well attended and well run and left nts promoters the Frfth Form and the Student Councll somewhat well spent After the trlals and trrbulatrons of Mrd Years the campus agam rang wrth the srlver laughter of female volces It was Iarnday the 31st of january and agam the Grrls assembled some old vlsltors some new for the Wlnter I-louse Party T'l'1lS trme however was not to be just one more of those dances rt had a new wrrnkle After a battle rt was decrded to make the dance formal Thrs meant much work on the part of the males but rn the long run the work was from all reports worth It Friday mght there was a trrp to the Dartmouth Ravxne Camp and this trrp with 1ts barn dance at the Camp proved to be a one hundred per cent success Saturday morning the New Hampshrre Women s Slalom Champlonshlps on Hucklns Hrll whlch some attended others went sknng at Wendy s Mov1es and sknng were the chref attractlons on Saturday afternoon they provided a happy preparatron for the evenrng dance and desprte certaxn persons love for the Rhumba the dance that evenlng was a success M 1 1 - - 1 . 1- 1 - V . , . , . 7 y . . ., I . 1 . v . 1 1 - 1 1 s - I I D, - 1 - , . 1 . , . . . 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 , ' . 7 A - 1 1 1 - - I . . . 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A 1 1 ' 1 1 ' J . . -, L .. 1, . 4 .- a , 1' Sunday proylded the usual schedule, except that thxs tlme If was eo ed Ior some unknovs n reason the eholrs ranks hmd swollen 1nd there was no drfhculty rn hlhng the stalls Then after luneh there were some moues mn the boys lnmf' room untll xt was tlme for the Glrls departure XY1th few dxsappomted or bxtter memorxes, and some ey en bllssful the school was back to normll by SIX that mght The postponed Ixendtll Hall dlnee came on Aprll 26th The hrst part of thus drtma was en acted at D and M Park, where the anxlety of the occaston was at nts hlghest, for the xarsnty baseball team was then playlng T1lton, and, to ellmax If all the V1S1IlI1g ladxes were expected at three oclock No one would haye been quxte so neryous 1f, eyery trme a car passed Bull hadnt wrong Wonaarm s Illlllllg won out II1 the end for they came as soon as our team went ahead to wm The rest of the play followed the customary plot a tea dance and later a buffet supper The dance started early, snnce our guests had a long return rude There was a hne selectxon of records but no happy med1um for the sound effects The women, as usual, rose to the occasxon and sang thelr own fayorxtes, of which they seemed to hate had many At the xntermlssron, a few proved therr super1or1ty at skillful maneuyers Lander II1lgl'lI glye you detarled mforma tlon on thxs POIHI by crashlng the l1nes of the faculty Those who were ushered back became mellow rn punch and smokes untxl the IIIICFIHISSIOII was oyer But no dance IS complete wnth out menuonmg the attltude of the masters to quote the astonxshed Vlckerman Gee, they were almost human At Commencement txme the creatne II'I18glIl21IlOI1S and soclal CI1CI'glCS come out of their scholasttc cells, and the result rs the Slxth Form Sprung Prom At present we cannot say pre clsely what the result wxll be but judging from our three prewxous dances, and by the ab1l1t1es that have naturally accrued to the crannums of those who are candldates for graduatxon, ought to be one of our best Sprmg Dances Hllllllmllll 'u U U U' 5' 11 ' . -. 1 x L N x m If 1 8 T T 3 . . . . l , ' 7 . V , , , . T v' I v , ' vt . D . . . X . i . N, 3 1 J. V l - , 1 Y ' Q Y 'A' W K ' 1 3 L A .2 7 , I . l .I A 'A ll ' 9 yelled, Here they aref' Fortunately, or unfortunately' as the case may be, he was always . , . , . 1 I a h l ' . . It I, , . . . it I , x ,I , ', B I '- , 'Q 1 ' 1. 1 ' l , 'l L Q 1 ' Q I fs . ' -- Oi-3 . wr That was the last bell or break ast Classes agam 41.0 --. n ' A D utscb, Bzlte ' DAYS OF OUR YEARS Thns year we are presentmg an mnovanon nn the Year Book, many readers have commented on the fact that last years Issue dncl not LIVE a sufhexent pncture of sehool lnfe and that there were many phases of the sehool lnfe whnch sectnon IS mtended to that need An essay, ammeo at gnvmg one a goes on ln the average Holderness, at glVlIlL, had not been touched This answer that crltnensm and fill nn words and pnctures, nt ns more mtlmate sketeh of what Days of Our Years here at the human snde of school Perhaps the worst thnng about the mornmg IS get tmg out of bed Most of us wake up at 7 OO when the seeond bell rmbs But :ts really awfully useless to be on time every mornmb, where does It get you, ID the end? So one rolls over and hxdes hrs head under the plllow All rs fine untnl, at 7 IO, the warn mr, bell rmgs, and one xs faeed wtth the problem of gettlne, dressed and over to breakfast ln four mm utes Some people make 1t Vmall usually doesnt After breakfast beds must be made, rooms pxcked up and last mlnute studylng finlshed Prayers ln he Sehoolhouse, followed by classes, serve as the stand other thmes, nt must be admntted that there ns a van ety of classes There are classes for the drlrgent, such as French 5 or 6, and Trng, elasses for the feeble mnnded or at least one would nnfer that some stu dents were feeble mxnded after hstennng, to a Physlcs dlscusslon classes on How to Study, classes where no one knows how to study thus category covers all of some peoples elasses rn fact, all sorts and types of elasses Desplte eomments to the contrary how ever, these classes do all of us good, ln mmd body, and soul Come on Maggze lust one more Crackers and milk ' if ,Y A X , I ,L A , . . . Y. . , 5 , 4 ,Q . A - t l , . V - . . , . . . . E ' , rr my ,' f 1' 1 I - 7 4 A u - 7' I 1 4 7 f f . - - ' 3 ' ' . . y , , , H - . t X 1 ' ' ard morning diet. Whatever the school may lack in e, r J ' 7 ' , ' 1 ' '- 37 l . .... , , , - ' Y , 1 - . . . e . . - f 4 . . , ' , ' ' v ' t A . v ft. - Q - . V , A . ' ' . e Y - 4 ..' K ' uf e ' . . ', A - At stxtn mmutts of ont tht last tlass ns our and ont fttls lrtt tomplratlxtly sptakmt, for tht rtst of tht day Tht boys walk slowly ba lt to thtlr dorms an thtn ox r to tht mam bunldnm, thtrt to read what lunny paptrs thty mxsstd at rtttss or to stand around untxl Nlr NN nlcs dtxbns to dtsttnd to tht rtpast btlovw Tht lunth 15 munthtd tht innounttmtnts t -nt h oys t t t t b tabl and hna tomts tht tlatttr ot tht dxsh squad at work Althouth thtnr mtthods may smatk mort of tht Lrystal Laft than ol th Ruta tht dnsh squad rtally has tht job down to a systtm Ptrhaps that I'l1lL,l'll bt 21 tlut to the rtason why gutsts art stldom shown th dmlnt, room and lsltthtn xmmtdlattly alttr mtals But the most notablt Holdtrntss tradxtnon althoubh wt tan r y tlalm to haxt ornbmattd xt lb that of e afttr mtaltnmt txtxrtttt xultmy ttrmtd tht utt Always wlthout lanl do tht oltlsttrs among, tht stu dent body rttlrt to tht quasl satrosantt tonfuslon of the fatulty hunt, room or to tht lawn bttwttn tht gym and s hoolhoust lf tht w nth r IS sufhtltntly tltment Thus txmt as sptnt untnl tht stwtnth pt-nod a but of an :xml tlnmax to bt surt, but suppostdly a nttessary txxl 5 pl Z 2 .-I ff ay that do you pick m the nb at Hzaleahp' Scbool J out' er- A ter all a eller lm: to eat ..--y 7 flu 91- gf' 1 .2 Whulmg for lln' bell to ring setenlb period Smolemg IJ not the only thing that goes on m the lzult room il S There: always work or the managers Q9 ll apta n Bennett hezng awar ed hu football letter 'X-1 There .t always a photographer at a oothall game What tt ts about athletnes that attracts so many boys IS hard to tell Some go out for a sport bceause of the cxerelse, others for the fresh anr, some take pleasure ln the feellne, of slenll that eomes wlth prae txee, whale others luke the sense of power ln aetlon, as Holmes has sand But there are other artraettons For mstanee there ns the pleasure of bennt, bumped to some hoelsey game away from sehool, of being, half murdered at every jounee before one even has a ehanee to be murdered on the hoeleey rink Then there ts that rare and most eoveted of pnvnlebes, the job of water boy at the football games One of the hugh spots of being, on a team despxte the murmured remarks of Messrs Abbey and Wnles coneermng, over emphasns on athletnes IS the ablllty to slup a elass or so on an oeeaslonal Wednesday or Saturday Thus does ones soul good and enables one to feel that he has seored a pomt on those slave dI'lVll'l1., masters But hnally, for every sport, there comes the be all and the end all here tn other words the banquet, when one reelmes under the tn fluenee of good food, poor exgars a tradntxon for those wtth smoktnt, permtssnon and hoary headed jokes these last, alas, from the eoaehes Foozhall rally the mght he ore the game Rzngmg the school house hell a ter a 'vzctory Q s s 5 It .- ' - - 1 4 I ' I ' x xx' y - I - w I '- . I-x A s s su s u r 1 I 'I ,y X ' ' . . . vp . H - , s ,US ' . I C 5 ' d ' ' f I ' M 'L' 2 t 4 . s 5 'f r I x -I , . F .,,,,I. S N A., V ' MJ, I Yi 0 Q1 0 ,Q , 6 , i I 4 it 1 ' s f - ' - . f ' After classifying work into two general types, we discover that they are viewed with entirely opposing sentiments. Group one, which has a tendency to give rise to a bad taste in the victim's mouth, contains those disagreeable and assigned labors known as hours -untimely morsels of punishment,-and dishes -a definitely monotonous pastime. Other involun- tary labors, the practice of which is broken by the seasons, consist of such activities as raking leaves in the fall, wielding a snow shovel in the winter, and cutting grass in the spring. All these have the de- lightfully ambiguous purpose of disciplining the eul- prit and furnishing healthful exercise for the non athlete Group two or Phys Ed has be n termed as labor by only those inevitable few who are opposed to anything., compulsory This hour of sport in mid afternoon offers even to the noviee of little ability an opportunity for resting and to those who enjoy informal partieipauon in such games as football fox and hounds, and soft ball it is an hour of pleasure Kuehner and Knowlton jozn the chain gang by this time they ought to know better ..6 '1 N w f' ' 'fluffy 2'- 7 Snow, snow, snow and More snow' Thats no boxing match thats a rnaulmg at 4. ity., Healthful exercise for those uho think breakfast Bennett just looks good, he cant really htt comes at 8 00 A M fr X 'X 5 1. XX' r fi-ag. +451 SNL Z-fig! Y, 'gg-ur new 4 1 9' 'R W ' 'iv 'W' Y M PJ Efwks Szx days :halt thou labor hut on e seventh ah ' 2 30 Sunday a ternoon, tea at the Rectory Pool Shark There ts a txme for everything, and relaxatlon ts not to be consxdered as an ummportant part of school lxfo. Rclaxatnon, that xs, real honest to goodness loaf mg, hnds a dehnlte place nn the Holderness schedule, and that after a hard days work over text books or on the athlenc field Ior most people lexsure ttme actnvmcs mean lensurc tlme unconsclousncss and sun bathlnt, requxres anythlnt, but presence of mm I rtqunres nothmg at all tn fa t Y be lf sand that there are those enerbetlc ones who look with contempt on the Sunshme Club all the whnle playing thenr hearts out tn a lnvcly bame of brxdbe, or strugglmg wxth a slippery glass of Iced tea Partneularly on Sunday IS lensure txme abundant an extra hour and a half of sleep a free mornmg, chapel, and then the whole afternoon free Whtle the more sensible ones chose truly to relax, there are those Math book, they therefore lmmedlately organize an lmpromptu ball game or dnve off to the nearest skx slope One should nndeed commend such quaker oats zest, as leadmg members of the Sunshine Club how ever, glve us a good soft pnllow S Canoemg on Memorzal Day The faculty ts posztwely mhumann between clan ducumon A x w ' ' - -y - t , 1 - ,A -M A . . 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U A. 1 - sr wi ' Q , J A .124 , Wu ,l 5 . f r I I i V' Mya-.k ix ate- Q ta 5 -' i ,af ga -te y. . ,fa x s ,N 1. if .lk s M -1 .Q ' 5 It hath 1 tery antltnt and 1 hsh lnkt smtll T e Tcmptst Shaktsptartj Ah yts lts Irnday nltht, e stand about ln the hall untnl Mr Vftld guts Mrs Pttty tht nod that starts us all downstanrs to the dmlnt, room Thus btlbmntth a twpntal txtnmg, at Holdtrntss Wt pray, thtn wt tat thtn wt pray at,a1n It sttms stranbt unltss somtont who ns phxlo sophntally nntlmtd pomts out that tht hrst praytr ns thanks for food spttxhtally and tht sttond ns thanks for tvtrythmt, Izwtnxng, prtytrs howtxtr art usually tntn .1 ttmporal lspttt whtn tht .mnounttmtnt lS madt for txamplt that tht sttond tt.1m has won anothtr ball bamt Alleluyahs trttt tht announttment and tht sthool dnspersts to fa t a multnplt thoxte probltm of how btst to horse around most untll ewtnmt, study bebms A game htrt thtre a Sotratxt dnstussxon ostr blwth Form tolftt and somtwhtre elst a varxtd assortment of trlpt stssnons wrtstlmt, matchts, and booglt woot,1t Tht study h1ll btll rlnts, tht first round of tht tvtnmt, ns ovtr Tht ntxt hve rounds are passtd ln study Tht good studtnts pre part to avond tht fatulty knotk out punthts that are totktd and all rtady to bt admxnxsttrtd at tht mor rows qu1L stssnons Not all studtnts havt tht fore slght to bt prepared lndttd nn thtst sprxng days foresight for the student body ns quite nmpossxble One phxlosophltally lnclmed however might suggest that all nature IS at thus stason tttmxng, wlth fore srbht for arent the buds prtparmt, to be blossoms tht blossoms to be fruxt and tht frunt to fall and rot and nf Nature so fortsxthttd ns thus way IS xt not strantt that we should bt out of tunt wnth htrf Howtvtr thus ns ncrthtr htrt nor thtrt Tht fatt IS that study h1ll dots tnd and that btd trmt ns not for half an hour ytt Thert tould bt a dante of tourse ln whnth tase the whole tvenmy, would be radlcallv thanged Or we could have an outsxdt sptaker here Both happen on octasxon Tht ont htlps to keep us uc and 5, sp nt, the othtr allxt and thnn ml, Suth ns llft Around and around wt to The evenlng, s owtr Wt 5,0 to btd Mr Roger: tbrous a dorm party I Shakespeare 'wasnt Shakespeare, then who was Shalesperee Mr Benczet rom Dartmouth expiams The Sixth Form pour: xl: co ee symbolic o :emonty X ll by doesnt that room mate o mme turn off the light? -- , -' . , K 1, pt al , ', ,. . , ., :' , '. -W ' fi ' ' . - , . 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' .H ,. 1 , sv - .. 1 'f I - I ' THE PEMIGEW ASSET HOTEL Plymouth N H Headquarters for HOT DERNESS SCHOOL PARENTS A WINTER SPORTS CENTER PLYMOUTHS LARGEST AND MOST MODERN HOTEL OPEN ALL YEAR RATES AND BOOKLET ON REQUEST ADAMS JOHN JR ARMSTRONG JOHN BENNETT ARTHLR BEST DONALD BLACRR ELL DEAN BRADNER XXILLIAVI JR BULL GEORGE CAMPBELL DONALD 350 Bacon St Vfaltham 105 Mlll St Rhmebeck 98 Prltchard St Fntchburg 16 Hlllsnde Ave V mchester 45 Damels St Mlllls Mount St Alban NX'ashmgton 44 Bond St Fitchburg Mass N Y Mass Mass Mass Mass 90 Penn Drne West Hartford Conn PLYMOUTH INN Solncxts the frxendshnp of Parents and Students of Holderness School EXCELLENT FOODS SERN ED IN! OLR DINING ROOM A L Carpenter Prop ADAMS MARKET A COMPLI-TL IOOD STORL DELIN ERY SERN ICE Ply mouth N I-I T 81 C R LANG Dealer n CLSHVIAN BAKERY PRODUCTS De 1 ers PLYNIOUTH RUNINEY AND CAMPTON GIFTS HAROLD PROULX Watchmaker and Jeweler XVatches Dnamonds Jewelry Silverware and Clocks Plymouth N H 17 Tl.-F'-I Deming Chevrolet SALES AND SERVICE TEXACO GASOLINE AND OIL PLYMOUTH, N H Telephone 380 Storage Compllments of NEW PLYMOUTH THEATRE PLYMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE 9 1 ' -9 I x 1 ' 'Q 9 ' v I s JR- ' -a 1 - - - - - - - - - F . . ,,. 3 'Y I ,, . - I - - - - - - - . . . 1 'Y Y , I . , . ------- . , ' , D. C BROVVN, DAVID ---------- Bancroft Rd., Andover, Mass 9 E ' - a . a ! ' I s a 9 1 , . . , , . . ' ' s - Cl. O O T i I I I I V l'v in . ' I I , , , . . CHILDS JOHN CLARK ALLEN JR COBB SANFORD CREELEY ROBERT deGOZZALDI ALFRED DIX H PHILLIP III DODGE CHARLES Foo JORGEN 2566 Elm St Manchester N H 44 Cherry St Danvers 68 East Mann St Hyannis Willow St West Acton Belknap Rd RFD No 1 Frammgham 221 Umon Ave S E Grand Raplds Mass Mass Mass Mass Mlch 205 Bay Ave Douglaston L I 50 York St Andover Mass P O Box 25 Sabana Seca Puerto Rxco TELEPHONE 416 ALTERATIONS CARROLL NELSON TAILOR PYLMOUTH N H Skx Clothes Made to Order Shp Covers and Drapernes Made to Order 3,4111 CCITIC DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING COPYING FILMS PHOTO SUPPLIES AT THE SCHOOL STORE CISG abs Plorocnmuc lzmomomns INC WALTHAM MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHOINE 163 2 PLYMOUTH N H THE 1820 HOUSE Breakfast Luncheon Tea Dnnner Reservatlons for Specnal Partxes One half mule west of Plwmouth Vxllage on Routes 25 and 3A IVANETTA MORRISON 78 HIGHLAND ST 1 ' ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 '-' -1 1 1 ' ' ' -1 1 1 -1 1 , ' ny . . . . , 3 1 ' 1 '1 ' '1 1 , , -IR. -------- ., , . EMMONS, ROBERT -------- - - ., , 9 ' ' ' 1 1 , . . . . . A A I . -. P l r A . 74, LN s Munn: MAIYIR rnoro rmunzns or Amzmca . I - , . . Foss. RocsER ----- ERANRLIN, PHILLIPS - - - GREENLEY. FREDERICK - - CRIMES, WARREN, JR. - - - HAMILTLIN. RICHARD - - - HOISINGTON. RICHARD - - HUCKINS, GEORGE - - - RESLER, EDXYIN ---- - 123 XY'ibird St., Portsmouth, N. H. - - - - - Sanford, Maine 3C South Manning St., Hillsdale, Mich. - - - West St., Antrim, N. H. Cumberland Foreside, Portland, Maine c o R. Eckis, Mount Dora, Florida 246 Highland Ave., Winchester, Mass. - Rt. 3, Box 1031, Miami, Florida Compliments 0 Dr I A NHDDLETOY Plwmouth N II H S Kaplan, D D Plymouth New Hwmpshire THE HAT BOX N 'IINERX 11l'XCQl5SQjR S CO5FLN1l JLVSFLRH Nlrs 5xrthurC Giles Plxniouth lN H Lin don St Ttl 387 M QXRILR S IXLNDRX Fine Washing and Ironing PI X NIOLTH N H C NOIPFSSON 1 l n 111 XXI eo S Sanltary Barber Shop Four Barbers W ork Guaranteed Fox Block J smouth 'N H . . . . S. I ll I L L Y I I 0 O . 1 f 1 w - N .N - f I R, AI A .lla '.It . liielf IFQ ' ' 1 1 1 . fy - . v I , , . . 1 - , L . . 34 . g . . -. - ,T , . v 4 f' . .J J lit-.Ilan ln I I,lfI, wzfftt' 411.11 Cffnztrtt' 1' 5' . lrnportqri of lI.lI.1n Olvc Oil, fx4L'nI for Nloxzt-, New lfngland tun- . ft-QILIIII .uid XY' IIII.I Qhot'ol.IIcx, To- ' , lgttnx. ltmitwife and Retail. Il' - ' ' KNONVLTON RICHARD KNOWILTON STEPHEN KUEHNER GORDON -IR KUEHNER RICHARD LANDER ROBERT 36 M1son St Greenwich Freshm1n Commons Umv ofN H Durham 334 North Steele Rd W est H1rtford 334 North Steele Rd West Hartford 19 Wfhlte St Qulncy LEVERICH RICHARDSON JR LIBBEY THEODORE Conn N H Conn Conn Mass 613 West Church St Hammond L1 3017 Rodman St NW Whshmgton D C ED MAYNARD Ygltmmg Wants to See You SPORT STORE PLYMOUTH NEW! HAMPSHIRE Pyrofax Gas Servlce Servlelng Central New Hampshnre RALPH SMITH CO LACONIA NEW HAMPSHIRE THE PLYMOUTH RECORD A Good Country Weekly Newspaper THE RECORD PRINT Commercial and School IJl'lIlflVlg Plymouth - - N. H. LELAND, EDMUND ----- ---- 5 9 Phillips St., Andover, Mass J . , Complnmmts of A Frlend Holderness School Book Store D M FIORE Mgr Ass stants rn st Roberts H mer Se ell Co zplzme ts 0 A M RAND CO ryzh zg 1 H dun e PLYMOUTH N H J W HARROWER C0 UND SHUI 5 Plsmouth New Hampslnrc B 1 ,xr phon TOL RIST HONH Y' J D6 HIGHLAND ST llXN1OLTH N H Z!1f!H1II1am QE Q9 3511811 Qin Plymouth s Department Store Since 1888 Plymouth New Hampshlre n ' n f - A ' 1 ' Eve if if .xr ' r i E c o W Y .1 lx. llor and Cold VJ' gr I I n Tele c 31 spom ctomus THE EDGELIN Nlr. and Nl 5. Ch rlci Viv, llllgsl I r Q r 0 0 9 . . LOVETT ROBERT 1801 Beacon St Boston Mass LOWE BURTON IOO Brewster Rd Scarsdale N MANLEY JOHN Madison N H Wolfeboro Falls N H MARDEN RICHARD MATTERSDORFF GUENTER 98 21 65th Ave Forest Hnlls N Y , ......... - W , . , ............. , . . , ........... , I . a ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 's 9 ' , - - - Q - - n 0 0 , , I 1 9 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '1 9 - 9 ' ' ' ' ' ' 's 9 o o . . . ' um IIC. U, I. PAT. Off, Pvuidal MEISEL ALBERT c oMrs J R Coolidge Center Sandwich N H MELOSH HENRY III 18 Lenox Ave Ridgewood N J MERRILL ALBERT 282 Buckmmster Rd Brooklnne Mass LEW A CUMMINGS CO Prmters for the Dual Manchester New Hampshire l78 FEDERAL STREE1' BOSTON HUB 6780 an ELLIOTT A NILES ALL KINDS AND SIZES OF ENVELOPES PRINTED OR PLAIN MILLER, DAVID - MITCHELL, COLIN - MITCHELL, TERENCE MORRISON, ROBERT MCDUFFIE, ROBERT McKEE, PETER - - MCKENVEN, ALBERT NICHOLS DAVID - - - - 317 North Columbia Ave., Bexley, Columbus, Ohio - - C 0 E. A. Weld, Dublin, N. H. - - C o E. A. Weld, Dublin, N. H. - 12 Glen Rd., NXt'inchester, Mass. 260 North Main St., Andover, Mass. - - - - - Peterboro, N. H. - - - - - XValpole, N. H. - - - - 424 Wfest Whitner St Anderson S C PYNN S GARAGE MEREDITH NEW HAMPSHIRE TOBEY S MOTOR COURT DW Highway and Rumney Road, Plymouth, N H NX hen in Plxmouth stop at the hnest Motor Court in the New Im., lind States I-Inted our LOIIQIIICIOIICLI hre and sound proof Iurnished in genuine Splmsh Nlission Low Vs inter r1tes for ski punts Fred C Tobey, Prop Telephone 27 y ' ' ., ,s . I . O I 'f,' . . ' ,,'..:,- . A lx , . -. : -,' . . . ,. , . Y C . A . K l x.. . . QUETTON HUGH RAYMER PAUL JR RIDDERVOLD JAMES JR RILEY CHRISTOPHER ROBERTS ERNEST JR SAUNDERS REGINALD JR SEE PHILIP JR SEWALL HOMLR JR 118 E 79th St New York Cnty N Y Box No 72 Sin juan Puerto RICO 6 Franklm St Concord N H 4403 Douglaston Prky Douglaston L I 407 Vose Ave South Orange N J 84 Bay St Manchester N H 291 Bacon St Waltham Mass HUCKINS SERVICE STATION Complete Lme of ESSO Products Expert Lubrxcatnon Atlas Txres and Tubes wnth a Guarantee Holderness School Headquarters Plymouth N H Call 259 2 Complzments of PEMIGEWASSET NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposn Insurance PLYMOUTH GUARANTY SAVINGS BANK Member of Savmgs Banks ASSOCIAIIOH of New HampshIre , ------ - -. I O, . , 0 I J 1 ' '--- ' 9 ' s l s 1 ' 's 9 ' ' 9 '- ' -9 9 - ' , , . ------ 84 Abbott Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. , Q , l ------ I, , u I 1 s - -a I - ' 9 4 I ' ' 'J x ' 7 , O l - SLOXINI JOHN III SMITH 11111111311 STAPLIS CHARLES SXX EENEY JOHN TH-XX ER XNILLIANI JR THOMAS DANID NICKERMAIN ROBERT R F D No 63 Vest Rmdge N H Last Hebron N H Ptrklnswlle P O NX eathershtld Vt 64 Central St Andover Mass 17 East G1rard Blv d Ixenmore N Y 857 Mountam Ave W estfield N J 400 E 59th St New Y0rk N Y CIRCLE TRI CLEANERS We Use Crystal Clear Cleamng System for COMPLETE DRY CLEANING SERVICE Fur Storage-Cleanmg and Blockmg of Hats PLYMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE Complxments of A Frnend SXYEENEY, ARTHUR. JR. -------- 64 Central St., Andover, Mass 1 7 , 1 , . ------ ' ' , I , . Y --------- - V, Y A Yi -------- 0 0, , I NINALL PHILIP WAGNER HARRISON XVAGONER BRADFORD WARNER RICHARD XXARNER STEPHEN XXELD EDRIC IR WILLIAMS EARLE YOUNG HEDLEY Oak Hull Sebago Lakt Milne 25 Cresctnt Rd Wmchtsttr Mass 193 Mun St Hy1nnxs M155 PO Box 411 Bound Brook N 2 Rostlawn Ttrmce Pxttsburgh Pa Dublm N H 216 East 84th St New York N Y Plymouth N H Compliments of Araban Coffee Co 'md 66 Commtrtnl Xlslnrf Boston MISS COI11lDllUlLHIS of Cape Cod Steamshlp Company optrmtors ol tht S S Steel Pler Dnlw Trxps Boston to Prountttovun Nloonl1g,,ht Crums Vstd md Irx Ewenm Irom lcsttrk XX lmrf, Atllntlt Avt , Boston Y .. - - 1- -. 1 - ' -. - - . 1 l s 1 , K , . , ........ H , , , . , ....... - K .5 1 y I . I V 5 ........ . , , . v, . 5 9 ' ' ' ' , . . I -4 - - - - - - - - V w -Q , . . , ............. , . I O 5 , J H 6 . . ' . , . , Q .. . . . . ,' V ' - ,' .. V . . . , I ' , . ' . t ' . 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