Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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JOHN SH ELTON MANLEY Ace Complarnts rs mam! and Uarrous and my feet are cold Graves Hrllsrde Madrson N H Born at North Conway N H September I8 1924 DIAL 39 Debatrng 41 Clee Club 40 Chorr 39 4 42 Grlber an ulrvan 40 42 oot HJ 39 S rrn 40 4l Base a 9 Tennrs CH Entered Holderness 1938 Preparrng for Brown if FOUR YEARS ago our Ace reported to Coach for football A brg brute he was and a brute he has remarned Football holds hrs rnterest rn the fall and rn the sprrng he prtches not too wrldly Ace rs a name scarcely related to hrs full trme card playrng judgrng at least by John s remarks and complarnts whrch sometrmes become physrcal when he emerges from the smoke Hlled butt room When he Ends trme to study Ace usually hrts the Honor Roll though rt sometrmes takes a brt of debatrng wrth the Faculty to get there Members of the dorm have grown used but not benrgn to hrs srngrng whrch rs pre sumably for hrs chorr and operetta work John has for two years had leads rn the Crlbert and Sullrran productron and thrs rn all serrousness rs a most admrrable achrerement

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THEODORE WEBSTER Ll BBEY Ted, Lib I ran against a Prejudice that quite cut off the www. -Gilman. 3017 Rodman Street, N. W.. Washington, D. C. Born at Washrngton D C May 20 1926 Debatmg 41 DIAL 40 41 YEARBOOK 41 42 C oxr 41 Englnsh Dramatrcs 38 French 40 41 Cllbert and Sullxvan 40 41 Red Cross 42 Football uad 40 QHJ 41 seball 39 40 J 4 Entered Holderness 1938 Prepanng for Vxrgmta x.,4 and out of trouble respectrvcly Chemlstry notebook always on top I 000 Best Jokes always concealed the radxo knobs al ways turned innocently to the left when Mr Judge comes around to referee a brawl Any money left over from Llbs terrrtorlal xacatxon sweeps goes toward records for hrs vlctrola whnch must play pretty often lf one may Judge by hrs oaths and lunges at the dry shavers round about Down rn Vkashmgton where cherry blossoms mmgle wrth blxz nrds and a whnte man rs .1 white man Ted lrves the metro polnun lrfe and sports has lmen hat and whrle up here he doubtless dreams of Unuersnty of Vnrgmm lrfe and hrs pro posed career at Annapolxs after two years of college X Sq ', '.Ba ,',cH 1.qHp '42. , PT TED'S BOOKS and books: if you get us. keep him occupied . V, . . k 5 . I

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HUGH QUETTON Hughlet, Hugo For which the speech of England has no name. -Bryant 118 E. 79th Street New York. N. Y.: Waltham St Lawrence Berkshire England Born at London England February 12 1926 DIAL 40 41 Editor 42 YEARBOOK 42 Debat g 41 Current Events 42 English Dramatrcs 40 41 French 41 Gilbert and Sullivan 41 Tennis 42 Entered Holderness 1940 Preparing for Yale PICTURE A youth running hither and yon with a camera over his shoulder and several blue pamphlets which bear the noble title of the DIAL Don t disturb him for he is a very busy to direct the accumulation of campus news a task which is too often taken for granted Hugh a native of England who came to us two years ago has been a literal dynamo of diligence and efhciency But let us not thmk of our British representattve as only a columnist Not by a long shot for this agreeable chap has accomplished as much in the academic field as in the extra curricular one Hugo has surmounted a seemtngly very dlflicult obstacle that of conforming to many of the cruditles of Americanism Ah this must indeed be a great obstacle Yet between the spontaneous physical outbursts on the dormitory and the so called femininity of this country Hugh has adapted himself remarkably well There has been talk of Hughlets trend toward being an exposeur with PM We are certain however that whatever his specific choice for the future we wish him a hearty Best of luck Old Top in ' . ' . ' ' ' l cf.- ' Art Sf? F4 man-yes. this young editor goes through many hours of toil , A . V .