Kimball Union Academy - Concordia Yearbook (Meriden, NH)

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FACULTY GEORGE GLovER COLLINS Hamilton '34, A. B. Instructor of English Coach of Hockey Co-advisor of The Kimball Union 6cD0ll-,I you guys ever get here on tinzefw All hail to native son George! He alone, among all other members of the faculty, is a true denizen of the fair hamlet of Meriden. We all expect George to start tilling the good earth when he retires from the odious task of teaching English. Well, weire not so sure we wouldnit do the same thing if we had a cozy brick house with a commanding view of Ascutney. ERNEST ALBERT BouLAv University of New Hampshire 533, A. B. Instructor of French, Spanish, Latin Coach of Soccer Coach of Lacrosse Are you ready for your daily major, Les?U Never, in his hve years of construing Latin verbs, has Hlgoo-boo been known to be any angrier than a few sundry snorts and fumes at one of his students. This is certainly entitled to be a sort of record, considering some of the more than incorrigible urchins that infest Bryant Hall, our ClllldI'CIl,S playroom. HENRY HUNTINGTON DoUct.Ass Dartmouth '32, A. B. lnstructor of French lnstitutc of 'llourraine tlilrancel '34 Coach of l30-pound Football Assistant Coach of Baseball Coach of Tumbling Sleep nighlsf, We have become so accustomed to regarding 6'Crub- by as one of the student body that it comes as quite a shock to us that he has taken upon his shoulders the burdens of fatherhood. Recovering from the ensuing palpitations, however, we wish him well in his new found paternity and hope that he spends as few nights as pos- sible, pacing the Hoor with the wakeful Hljennyfi l Page Fifteen

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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.

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P11 gc Sixteen FACULTY GUY E. MoIII.ToN Amherst College '08, A. B. Head of French Department Universite de Besancon Coach of Golf Universite de Dijon Assistant Coach of Hockey Harvard University 736, A. M. On the cujf, gC7IlI8lll6ll.,, No, we don't have gendarmes on the hilltop. That is just Mr. Moulton in his French raiII cape shielding him- self from the blast. Perhaps he is pondering the pos- sibility of a Nazi entry into Paris. Eh bien, we hardly think so when there is that indomitable French spirit of '4Vive la Franeelu resisting any German attempt to set foot on the Arc de Triomphe. WILl.IAM Evrznrs Harvard University 539, B. S. Instructor of Ancient History, lfuropean History Coach of Tennis ls that rigl1t?,' Whenever a sudden, boisterously vociferous burst of laughter hlls the dining room, causing you to choke on your orange juice, you'll know immediately that the cul- prit is our own MBilli' Everts. Bill's sense of humor is hearty, carefree and contagious. There is always a mad scramble for table lists to see if we are to be at UBill's', table. FREDERICK BICKNELI, RAWSON Harvard University ,3l, A. B. lnstructor of Latin and German Co-advisor of The Kimball Union fast call me Fredf, We feel that we ought to know the reticent young man Wll0 daily bangs the piano for us in chapel a little bit better. Nevertheless he has let one fragment of useful information escape his silent soul. We have noticed that he is an ardent student of foreign affairs, knowing the latest developments in the European war almost before Friend Adolf knows them himself. He must have an over- abundance of glue in order to keep his ears stuck to the radio.