Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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ROBERT EDWARD VICKERMAN 'Bo Vick ' Hear htm debate of commonwealth affarrs Shakespeare 400 East 59th Street New York N Y Born at Chestnut Hrll Pa July 13 1924 Presrdent Srxth Form CFrrst Halfl Vrce Presrdent fSec ond Halfl 42 Dance Commrttee 42 Tardrness Com mrttee 42 Debatrng 41 Presrdent 42 DIAL 41 42 YEARBOOK 42 French Dramatrcs 41 Red Cross Football 40 1 42 Hockey 40 41 ase b 40 41 Entered Holderness 1939 Preparrng for Vrrgrnra at gg BON' BON' That and Jokes about morons moronrc lokes seem to be the pet obsessron of our lrttle debater To be sure he rs modest about hrs achrevements Sometrmes he rs so mod- est and so rarely employs hrs talent that the rnvaders of hrs caprtalrstrc den wonder just where he achreved fame and that crackpot logrc fa strrctly socralrstrc oprnronl On the more serrous srde of lrfe though Vrck excels Ever srnce he hrst arrrved dazed from varred and frequent partrngs he has man aged to marntarn hrs character and though he drdnt recerve too many letters the ones he drd get-oh boy' Besrdes celebratrng andfor grrls Vrck has been seen rn other clrmes Once fa rare occasron to be surej on the Honor Roll and what we are proud to relate out leadrng the second team to well almost But all detarls asrde what a srght to see Vrck out there prancrng around callrng srgnals' Sad to relate how ever through thrs armour of vrrtue one flaw showed all sprrng thrs Send rncarnate persrsted rn talkrng of the Unrversrty of Vrrgrnra green grass breakfast rn bed and hold us back Mrnt Juleps May the Lord have mercy on hrs soul' r b H . . .. - I ,, '42. ' , '4 . ' . ' , ' . B - all ' . ' . ..TL I'?- 'fn . 9 . ,ba , .,.. . . . yes . A . ' . . ei . ,, . . . . , r M i .. VX , J if X I ' n I n . ' K . . . ' . ' , . vii l . . V . ,

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I CHARLES PARKMAN STAPLES Charlie, C, P., Reno He thinks too much: such men are dangerous. -Shakespeare. Village Street. Millis. Mass. Born at Montgomery Alabama. November 5 1923 Class Presndent 39 40 41 DIAL Assxstant Edxtor YEARBOOK 42 Current Events CPres1dentJ Choxr 38 39 40 Gxlbert and Sullxvan 39 41 Football Squad 40 41 Hockey 39 40 aseball 39 40 41 CH Entered Holderness 1938 Preparmg for Alabama ting- kr,-5 ANYONE WHO wants to hear the true story of the Cxvnl War has but to speak to Charlxe For C P haxlmg from Mont gomery Alabama IS the Deep South s representatlve at Holder ness The South has done well too for Charlxe has been on the hmgh honor roll sxnce hrs entrance four years ago and was our I-orm Presndent for three Famous also rs has way wxth the women an abnlrty whnch IS nothmg short of phenomenal As for sports C P has been out for football two years and for hockey and baseball four a record unparalleled ln the Form Charlxe can boast an accomplxshment umque m xtself that of bemg recogmzedly the best card player m the school Thus talent may seem small but Charlne has found that xt pays to know cards Renos gang has thxs year become a password Who has not been rn on one of the would be hold ups of the twelve major banks rn Plymouth? W1th all these accomplish ments to his credxt nt ms more than safe to assume that Charhe wxll be tops xn Law or whatever other field he may choose to enter '41. ' . ' .Hu . , I . . , G . . , , ,40,, 1 . ' , D . ', , '-11. B ' ,' ,' . J '42, .1-,F '. .J .'.., ,gf ' . ' 1 - ,

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EDRIC AMORY WELD, IR. Ede, Stubby, Tex Be moderate, be moderate. -Shakespeare. Holderness School. Plymouth. N. H. Born at New York, N. Y., April 6. l924 President Sixth Form CSecond Halfj. General Infractions Committee fSecond Halfl. DIAL '40, Photo Editor '41 42. YEARBOOK '40 '41 Co-Editor '42 Calen- dar Editor '42. Debating 41 42 CVice-Presidentj. F otball 38 '39 '40. Sk'ing 39 40 41 '42 HJ. Entered Holderness 1938. Preparing for Harvard Fl' SOMETHING NEW has been added' Yes snr recent tests have shown 2870 more authenticity xn Ede s super service Latin station products Ede has however helpful fingers in more than one pie As photographic editor of the DIAL he man aged and instructed the younger dark room fiends often with the final result of being forced to step in himself and save the day Outside of being elected to the Student Council in which he has done much sknng and reserving a bi weekly place on the honor roll Stubby iso called because of his scant six foot chassisl deserted our seat of classic education for a few days and trekked off into the hills to study the dangers that a Brooklyn camper might cause to the forests Various and sundry comments have been passed classifying Stubby s actions as being derived from cold reason and sound logic without the and of any emotional fire To those would be psychologists who make this judgment we simply say that they are being duped This summer Ede will carry his many talents to ye olde Harvard College Our insight as to his fu ture is that Ede will continue to earn admiration and success too if he resists the temptation of some of the more radical Cambridge doings Of course we aint prophets , . . . . . 0 . , 1 ,' ,' . Q l l ,L-, .1 rf J 44 ' 1 4 . . . , . , 4: V ru' 1 - 1 ' ' . . .