Kimball Union Academy - Concordia Yearbook (Meriden, NH)

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FACULTY WILLIAM RUSSELL BREWSTER Middlebury '18, B. S. Headmaster Instructor of Mathematics Merry Christmasf, Five years is hardly time enough in which to accom- plish great ends, especially in the field of modern educa- tiong but our headmaster, Mr. Brewster, has resurrected these halls of learning from the dead and has given them new impetus to gain their present respectful position among the leading college preparatory schools. lt is for this that he is to be greatly admired. But we, the seniors, in spite of our customary unruli- ness, feel a deeper admiration for him and sincerely ap- preciate his unfailing interest in our personal welfare and his difficult work in preparing us for the rigors of college life. We deeply acknowledge it and hope that we may find life to be as lenient with our impetuosities as lVlr. Brewster. WILMOT SAMUEL BABCOCK Springfield College '30, B. P. E. Assistant Headmaster There will be a cooperative test this afternoon. The possessor of the most ingratiating smile on the faculty scarcely looks the part of a Dr. Faustus of chem- ical solutions. But lVlr. Babcock is all of that and more in his capability of handling test tubes filled with mix- tures of a deadly nature. For us this is sufficient proof that he employs some of his wizardry in the production of better track teams, for Mr. Babcock certainly has an amazing adeptness for causing bolts of human lightning to sear the way of our track. FREDERICK EUGENE CARVER Dartmouth ,27, B. S. Dean of Boys Chairman of Committee on Admissions Instructor of Algebra Coach of Football Coach of Baseball Have you heard this one?,' There is something more than luck behind the fact that Kimball Union's football team has had three vic- torious seasons in succession. Strangely enough, this curious phenomena is not the great Steven lVlallett but rather the coaching genius of Mr. Carver. He works hard and long at this natural talent of understanding boys, and it is certainly manifest in his good judgment of suitable colleges for various types of boys. Page Thirteen

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Page F011 rleen FACULTY Frovn E. JARYIS llnixersity of Michigan 'l6, A. B. Head of English Department Advisor of CONCORDIA HI dong! ICIIOIL' how you boys are going to get to collegef, So much have 'ijarvisli qualms concerning our ever passing through the portals of higher learning become part ol our daily life that their loss will be like that of Ll uselul member ol the body. ive hope, however, that when and if we do sneak stealthily in, he will not be too cliugrined at our having acted contrary to his predictions. ERN:-:sr L1Ncoi.N SHERMAN Boston University School of Education 734, B. S. Head of History Department Assistant Coach of Football Assistant Coach of Track HO. K. gang get to berlf' As far as Mr. Sherman is concerned, weekly 'twat' scares seem to have held sway during this tumultous year in lieu of any new additions to the Dexter Richards menagerie. The mad paper-hanger of Munich may raise the cry of ubreed for the state in Germany, but the cocker spaniel birth rate has declined alarmingly. WAYI.AND ROBINSON PORTER Carnegie Institute of Technoloffv '20, B. S. Uv lnstructor of Physics and Mathematics Advisor of the Radio Club Advisor ofthe Outing Club Now, let me see. It is said that the poet Browning was cosmopolitan. Well, that mid-Victorian lyrist had better look to his laurels, for here comes Mr. Porter to vie with him. Actually there is nothing that Mr. Porter doesn't know Slllllfdillllg about and, if it is out of order, can't fix. But don'l question him about his universality, for. being ex- tremely ltl0dE'Sl, he would never admit that he is the mainstay who keeps the mechanical fixtures of Kimball Union functioning properly.