Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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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 .

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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

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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 '