Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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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

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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, . -. ',',',qHp 1 K , - 1 , l if , Y, G , , ,3 , , , . ,, EI f'E,2xg.?g, Q?-44.125 'tail' .2 .f .. . , ' 1 X x Q , ' Y I , or -11 3 , . . - It - -W, K., K ,x ,. , , . . - 5 ' ' '1 A V y , , Y . f V Q Y 'Qu n ' , ap- . 'K , . . - A - 4 ' . . ' A L- gb., Il. .. 1 -' ,..K, ' , , A L' 4 - Q 7 , , - 1 -.x . . ,. . Hg- s .37 ,', eq I I . -, I .H .. . It tv KK - L . I . V . .V K- ., V. , , , I , ve '- - ', ' 1 ' - ' y Y I - I - I x 1 -I W ,,. . , . Q . i v r . . , ' , I . .1 . . .. , s , , . K ' Q .. . . , .4

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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