Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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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

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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 -

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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 '