Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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749 Born Student Second IIA if wig: DID YOU say London took a beating? Why not take a look at the Sixth Iorm after mighty muscle man Kuehner Dynamic Ilnsronist extraordinary specializing in iron bars metal lamp shades and Rosy Bests7 He attributes it all to good clean luing no butts no drinking and fno man can be perfect or cm hd? Mickey What' You ve never heard of Madeleine Ilorida' Vee thought everyone had Petes been all for the South St Petersburg faffectronately called St Petel and sun shint and who can blame him' When he returned to School alter Easter bla7ing tan Palm Beach suit and all the whole School wanted to play hookey ua the Florida Express But this tgregious proctor of liore Flats is most noted for his F BI interests One pair of handcuffs and a key a handbook of modern criminal investigation and a lot of small talk seem to tarry him through any situation he may meet Rtally though S huss becomes wry lmprcsslxc at times Witness the rtactlon all that hcar him xx cn 1 primate cr Cnrm if car s lt ous L hots and rt 4. hors through tht dull still mumt n GORDON VOELKER KUEHNER Pete, Schuss What are you reading? .... My dear! NOT a detective story! -Redman. Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. at Montreal, P. Q.. Canada, July 14. 1922 Council President 42 S I Committee 42 Half Proctor Junior Dormitory 42 Dance Committee 42 lChairmanl DIAL 40 Editor 4l Choir 39 English Dramatrcs 39 Football Squad 39 40 CHD 41 Skiing 41 Baseball CHD 39 4 42 Captain 41 Entered Holderness 1938 College undecided QHJ' f '. 'f '.'40i wid. liake, better knoivn as Nlickey. of Dana Hall, Hartford, and A ' wi . ' V , , ' Y' of S - ' 'h' kth.t A I- y it A dr. 'ill -Q - 1 - ' -mg.

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WARREN CLITZ CRIMES Bud Suffer the little children to come unto me. -Luke 18: 16. West Street. Antrim, N. H. Born at Concord, N. H.. June 18, 1923 rert and Sullrvan 41 Football 41 4 Hockey 4l KH? Baseball fHj 41 42 Entered Holderness 1940 Preparrng for Wentworth att E633 BUD WAS marnly notrceable thrs year as Keeper of the Bees Thrs patrent proctor of the Second Form Dormrtory endures enough to drrve the paternal rnstrnct from almost anyone else Though he has done a fine job rn thrs respect hrs marn ac complrshments have been garned elsewhere For two years Bud has been a member of the football hockey and baseball bat talrons dorng qurte well rn all We mrght rnform you of Bud s unolficral trtle as Krller Many hare been the trmes that one could vrew hrm rn a football game chargrng frercely rnto strong enemy posrtrons Often he suffered a mrnor rnjury but the physrcal and mental effect on the opposrng team was most demor alrzrng The Senror Form s butt room whrch rs not spoken of rn polrte socrety rs one of Buds favorrte centers Though hrs luck rn poker rs almost ml woe unto hrs brrdge opponents when he has a hand There rs one other pornt whrch we beg to mentron That rs the Grrmcs jrffy coffee bar Bud rn less than half a mrnute wrth the ard of a trny prll and faucet of water can pre pare a cup of thrs human ersatz Gad how does he do rt' Glb ' ' . ' , 'Z CHD. 6,1 'fe 'lirzhag-g, 2 . t-,4 L I - . . . Q I l 'flfs' H ' i 1 r , r - 5 1 , . . ' 1 wa 'kwa .. , .. tj . ' . '

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ROBERT RENFREW LANDER O A book of verses underneaih the bouqh A juq of wme a Iouf of bread and thou Omar Khayyam 19 Whrte Street Qurncy Mass Born at Boston Mass September 22 1924 De atrng 41 Glee Club 41 Chorr 40 41 Gr err an Sullrvan 39 40 41 Footba Squad 40 rrng 39 40 4 Base all 0 Entered 1-lolderness 1938 Preparrng for St John s College Annapolrs A' LANDERS SOUL may be found rn hrs poems but no one would probably take the trouble to decrpher them Mrx T S Elrot wrth James Joyce and any other rndrvrdualrst and the conglomeratron as well as the collaboratron would be srmrlar to Bob s poetry Poetry rs not hrs only accomplrshment however for everyone feels he has found the secret of lrvrrrg To date unfortunately the secret has been kept to hrmself Perhaps that rs why he resrgned from the football squad on whrch he would have had a permanent posrtron Certarn rt rs that hrs way of lrfe rs drfferent Perhaps hrs human flaws come from hrs solr tary sublunary strolls or even from hrs numerous games of solrtarre ln fact Foss blandly stated that Bob would take a P Cr just to play solrtarre durrng Study Hall But we know that Bob won t need to come back for he ll be a genrus at St Johns too HB bv. b' 4' .Y ' . ' ' .' , 'lb Qi- . ' . ' . ll ' , '4l. Sk ' ,' ,'1. b '4 , '4l. 9? T51