Kimball Union Academy - Concordia Yearbook (Meriden, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1941 volume:

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S x 3 5,5 3 X Q X - : NS Q X .Q Q N x 5 S, S 3 1, - f S S Nw N Q g x A S s S S Q X Q 5 S S S Q q Q 5 X A A5 Xxxg X X X f Q4 Q X REE? X1 ? I f 1 X I RK 'fof w iw M fi M W ,ZX Q Qdff xy ,jf :'?liQf fZ MM 147-1 fd? ! 1- JUMIIAWHV' x COVERED BRIDGE -R. L. Smiih '4I-2nd Prize gg .fy X: r FOREWORD We, 'rhe one hundred +wen+y-fiffh graduating class from Kimball Union Academy, now +ake up +he pen +o pu+ down whaf we hope fo be a noi' 'I'oo inac:cura+e hisfory of our las+ happy year upon +he hillfop a+ Meriden. DEDICATION No man can lcnow fhe will of fafe: nor can he figh+ if. He can only mourn fhe blow fhaf has been dealf him, fhe dying of a love, fhe passing of a friend. Buf if, in 'rhaf deafh, ideals are formed and aspirafions found, if, ouf of his pain, we find sfrengfh fo conquer our own frivial discouragemenfs, if we learn like him 'I'o smile and face fhe bifferness of life, his deafh will noi' have been in vain. We dedicafe, in fond memory, +his bool: fo David Whifney, always a friend, and now an inspirafion, a boy who faughf us by his faifh, fhe will fo conquer suffering. No man can live for less in life: No man can die for more. DAVID O. WHITNEY '41 TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Four score years ago fhe memf 3 graduafing class of Kimball Union wenf forfh fo fake fheir proud places by +I-ygsudea. se men upon whom depended fhe fafe of fhe Union. Now, as fhen, a class leaves lQfP'0bal.fUnion fo play ifs parf honorably and nobly in a fime of nafional and world crisis. The limes demand men of firm convicfions and persevering courage wifh a willingness fo sacrifice for fhe liberfy of all mankind, a burning desire for iusfice, and a feeling of confidence fhaf Trufh and Righf will evenfually prevail. The developmenf of all of fhese qualifies in a group of boys is a very large order. If seems fo me, however, fhaf if is of li'Hle value fo be a good sfudenf of English, Mafhemafics, Hisfory, Science or any ofher field of learning unless you have developed, or will develop, fhe above characferisfics and many ofhers closely relafed fo fhem. We should all be aware of fhe facf fhaf fhe greaf fighf for fhe preservafion of fhe democrafic way of life and for fhe freedom and liberfy of fhe human race is being bravely led in England by a courageous man who overcame his scholasfic difficulfies. You boys have been frained in fhe classrooms and on fhe play fields of Kimball Union in much fhe same manner as fhose youfhs of Efon Rugby, Harrow, Winchesfer, and ofher fam- ous English schools who have played such a greaf parf in fhe defense of fhe Brifish Empire. You have learned fhe rules of fair play, fo fake your knocks and iniuries wifh a smile in fhe manner of all good sporfsmen, fo pull vicfory ouf of almosf cerfain defeaf, and you have learned fo sacrifice personal desires and pleasures for fhe welfare of your feam and for fhe good name of your class and Kimball Union. You have shown faifh in your feachers and your coaches, and have foughf fhrough your many assignment. wifh confidence fhaf fhey had given you fhe necessary working fools and fhaf you were equipped fo puf up a winning baffle regardless of fhe odds againsf you. You have learned fhaf fhere are no subsfifufes for faifh, honesfy and hard work. You know fhaf fhere is a price fag on every success which you hope fo affain. l+ is merely a quesfion of being willing fo pay fhe price! The presenf world conflicf will be won by fhose who are mosf willing and defermined fo pay fo fhe biffer end in Blood, Sweaf and Tears. ln your associafion wifh your fellows af Kimball Union you have experienced fhe peace which accompanies a franquil and modesf mind, fhe supreme happiness of doing for ofhers, fhe fhrills and safisfacfions of overcoming obsfacles, fhe exhilarafion of keen compefifion, fhe pleasures of reading good books and using a clean and pure imaginafion, fhe confidence in a sympafhefic and undersfanding guide, and ofher memorable momenfs in fhe company of some good friend. As you sfep forfh info fhe unknown fufure, you should offen consulf fhe memories of your days here in Kimball Union. The Greaf World will respond as has your Liffle World here. Go ouf and pracfice among your fellow men whaf you have learned here is mosf desirable in fhis communify of real Americans. You are being franfically called -by our beloved America and all peace-loving peoples. Be ready and willing fo make a generous refurn for fhe privi- leges you have enjoyed fhrough fhe sacrifices which our forefafhers made fhaf we mighf live in Peace, Happiness and Securify.-William R. Brewsfer. E1 Q. P Li lxs N N E, fS S2 N f qw , wx., WI 5' ' NV I QW4 JW 4 f I J K W ww ! WWW! 1 I ff ,VW VWWW 4 ff My 1- ? 1 , Wqjllw X4 w , ixx x X f Z f J f f 7 7 a f f vgwffmfmjxl Xl ff ww f d I ZX ffpfuf fw Sy f j frffwg ,fi-.,,. Q 1 ' Y MHS bizEhBESk'iQ.iiEi'3ZiQWZ4ii5a3kkiLi- ' FACULTY WILLIAM RUSSELL BREWSTER Middlebury 'I8,' B. S. Headmasfer lnsfrucfor of Mafhemafics Someone has fo wash fhe dirfy dishes ln six years Mr. Brewsfer's faifh in boys and his unfiring ener- gy has buill' 'l'he Kimball Union of foday. Knowing us all by our firsf names, he has never Ie+ fhe weighf of his responsibilify come befween him and his boys. We, fhe seniors, feel proud fo have fhe friendship of such a man. We are proud fhaf we could have worked wifh him, and have done our small parf in building up K. U. A. fo ifs presenl' sfanding. We know, in leaving fo go our various ways, we will always carry wifh us his fine sfandards, and fhaf his name and K. U. A. will be inseperably linked in our memories. We sfand as a body in expressing fhanks fo you, Chief . WILMOT SAMUEL BABCOCK Springfield College '30, B. P.E. Assisfanf Headmasfer lnslrucfor of Chemisfry Coach of Track You're no beffer fhan you fhink you are A good sense of humor and an ever presenf smile are fhe characferisfics of Bab's disposii-ion. His cooperafive fesis give us many sleepless nighfs unfil we receive our percenfiles. His success in winning frack meefs during fhe pasf years is direcfly fraced fo himself. None of his runners or weighf men have come fo fhe school wifh any previous experience. He has spenf valuable fime coaching each individual unfil fhaf boy improves and begins fo win poinfs for fhe feam. We musf also acknowl- edge fhe careful supervision he has given fo our grounds. By his efforfs and direcfion we may boasl' fhaf our campus is one of fhe finesl' looking in New England. FREDERICK EUGENE CARVER Darfmoufh '27, B. S., M. A. Dean of Boys Chairman of Admissions lnsfrucfor of Mafhemafics Coach of Foofball Coach of Baseball On ihe hop Coaching foofball and baseball feams successfully should be accomplishmenf enough for anyone, buf Coach . Befween fhese fwo season sporfs he is kepf busy inducing colleges fo lef us enfer fheir porfals, and seeing fo if fha+ fhe boys sfay wifhin decenf limifs fhroughouf fhe year. ln spife of his hard work and worry. however, Coach always has a nod and a good word for everyone. This genialify combined wifh a fine undersfand- ing of boys make him loved by all al' Kimball Union. FACU LTY FLOYD EAST JARVIS Universiiy of Michigan 'I6, A. B. lnsirucior of English We all missed Jarv's pleasani' busiling and blusiering around. Alihough he was noi' in +he classroom, Jarv very seldom missed any of 'rhe aihleiic evenrs. Jarv's accideni lasi year +ook him away from us and broughi' us Mr. Corlies. Likewise, ihis year Mr. Corlies' illness has broughf back Jarv. Life seems a liiile fuller +o us as we see him again busiling around in his own in- dusirious way. FREDERICK BICKNELL RAWSON Harvard Universiiy '3l, A. B. Insirucior of Laiin and German Co-Advisor of The Kimball Union The Bai will be in +he belfry fhis affernoon ai five Everyone on +he hilliop knows 'friendly Mr. Rawson who bais oui' +he daily Doxology on +he Chapel piano. We also know Mr. Rawson as +he one man courier in his almosi daily frips +o Han- over or Lebanon, and poinis beiween. These 'l'rips, however, are an ins+ance of his willingness +o cooperaie in running +he many Ii++le errands which are necessary in +he main+enance of all ihe school's funciions. We mighi' disclose a+ 'ihis iime +ha+ Mr. Rawson is responsible 'For +he excellence of ihe new Alumni Bulle+in , which he, almosi single handed, puis ou+ bi-monihly. We shall be ever graieful +o +his man who, +hrough his undying devo+ion +o Kimball Union, is al' all 'rimes ready +o lend a help- ing hand. WAYLAND ROBINSON PORTER Carnegie Ins+i+u're of Technology '20, B. S. lnsirucior of Physics and Maih Faculfy Advisor o'FOu1'ing Club The iow will be running a+ 1hree . Mr. Porfer possesses, besides a keen maihemaiical mind, a marked abiliiy in adapiing his greai s+ore of knowledge fo praciical problems. He consirucied on Po'ia+o-Pa+ch as fine a ski +ow of ifs size as can be found, buil+ an excelleni' ski jump, and organized fhe Fire Brigade. Whenever +here is someihing +ha'I' needs +o be fixed, send for Mr. Porfer. He has s eni much of his iime for 'rhe beneiii of ihe school and we ofPK. U. A. deeply appreciafe if. FACULTY GEORGE GLOVER COLLINS Hamilfon '34, A. B. lnsfruclor of English and Geography Coach of Hockey Co-Advisor of The Kimball Union On 'the shovels, gang Anolher year has passed, and Joe has no+ yel' relired 'lo 'filling fhe soil abou+ his Meriden home. On fhe conlrary, he is more indusfrious 'lhan ever. In +he classroom, Mr. Collins is a man of few words and much learning. A+ +he hockey rink, he gives daily courses in fhe proper use of shovels, much lo l'he dislike of his squad. Joe's efficiency is known and admired on +he hillfop, for all fhe acfivifies in which he has a hand are run off smoofhly and well. GEORGE HENRY LOW New England Conservafory of Music '36 lns+ruc'l'or of Music Coach of Glee Club, Choir, Band, and Orcheslra Crash! Boom! Tweedle! George has +urned oul' all sorfs of musical combinafions, bands, glee clubs, orches+ras, choirs, efc., which are a greal' credi+ +o fhe school, He swin s ou+ fhe favorife h mns on Sun 9 Y ' days and induces sleep on Mondays by delivering s+irring musi- cal speeches. ERNEST ALFRED BOULAY Universify of New Hampshire '33, A. B. lns'lruc+or of French, Spanish, Lafin Scou+mas+er Coach of Soccer and Lacrosse Dominus Vol::iscum Boo-Boo is 'Famous for his hear? +o hearf falks +ha+ he has, fo give his wayward Bryan1' Badmen every so offen. Chasing MacBride and company keeps him in good physical shape. Mr. Boulay conducls his classes wi'l'h an inlense seriousness 'l'ha'l he also carries onfo lhe Soccer and Lacrosse fields. As Scoufmas- +er, also, he has spenf a greal' deal of lime in making life a liffle happier for his younger charges. FAC U LTY ERNEST LINCOLN SHERMAN Bosfon Universify School of Educafion '34, B. S. Head of Hisfory Deparfmenf Assisfanf Coach of Foofball Can fhe vick As each dance rolls around on fhe school calendar, fhe sfu- denf body sfarfs plying Mr. Sherman wifh quesfions concerning fhe decorafions, fype of orchesfra, and even fhe mode of dress fo be worn fhe evening of fhe dance. This imprompfu arfisf of fhe blackboard nesfles under his care a horde of sixfy young men, from whom he fries fo make an insfifufion seem like a home: advising and caioling wherever if seems necessary. His acfivifies in fhe sporfs field are numerous. His parficipafion in fhese lends a personal fouch. He uses his massive frame as blocking dummy for fhose brufes of fhe gridiron, and creafes a keen sense of compefifion among fhe mighfy fhrowers of weighfs. HENRY HUNTINGTON DOUGLASS Darfmoufh '32, A. B., Insfifufe de Tourraine '34 lnsfrucfor of French Coach of l30 Lb. Foofball Assisfanf Coach of Baseball Did you enioy fhe walk, boys? If you should wanf fo learn how fo fhrow a baseball, foofball, or how fo fumble, Grubby Douglass is fhe man fo see! This Jack-of-all-acrobafics can easily be found during his spare fime bouncing happily up and down on fhe mafs. His gopher ball is famous, his fechnique, simple. Jusf pifch and wafch if gopher fwo bases. E. LEONARD BARKER Springfield College '3I, B. S., Columbia Universify '34, M. A. lnsfrucfor of Biology Direcfor of Physical Educafion Coach of Baskefball Coach of Lacrosse Assisfanf Coach of Foofball We are going fo run a program of lnfra-Mural Sporfs Through fhe unfiring efforfs of Mr. Barker, each of our Afh- lefic feams plays a full schedule. Nof only does he complefe fhis ardurous fask for fwo and fhree years info fhe fufure, buf he also finds fime fo feach a class in Biology, fake care of any of us fhaf may come down wifh iniury, and also coaches several sporfs. How Kimball Union gof along before Mr. Barker came fo us in I938, is beyond comprehension. FACULTY GUY E. MOULTON Amhersf College '08, A. B., Universife de Besancon Universife de Diion, Harvard Universify '36, A. M. Head of French Deparfmenf Coach of Golf, Coach of Hockey G-auche derriere, boys? . .A fluency of language, a beref and ca e, combine pleasingly fo form Meriden's own Johnnie Crapauci: , Mr. Moulfon. Lafe- ly his inferesfs seem fo have seffled on winfer sporfsg for, nof confenf wifh producing an undefeafed J.V. hockey squad, he now has his hearf and 7 sef on skiing. He is fhe chief pafron of our new ski fow and is frequenfly seen en roufe for his beloved Woodsfock and more ferfile fields. MARSHALL ECK Carlefon College '35 B. A. Andover Newfon Theological School '39, B. D. lnsfrucfor of Religious Educafion Dwell Deep Mr. Eck, in his fwo years af Kimball Union has endeared him- self fo all. His quief humor and valuable advice are freasured by everyone. We look forward fo his chapel falks and sermons, bofh infellecfual and spirifual. Boys frequenfly go fo him for sympafhy or advice and come away wiser for fheir frouble. ln Mr. Eck one and all have found a frue friend. WILLIAM PAINE EVERTS. JR. Harvard Universify '39, B. S. Insfrucfor of Hisfory Coach of Tennis Whaf do you mean? Have you seen a fall lank individual camouflaged heavily under a raccoon coaf, fraveling over fhe New Hampshire coun- fryside in fhe lafesf l929 Ford, Model A, roadsfer? Tha+'s Bill Everfs. He is always recognized for his effervescenf good nafure, and his fine sense of humor. This Sul+an of Swaf of fhe clay courfs has worked pafienfly wifh fhe fennis feam, unfil he now has a squad in fhe higher brackefs of New England prep-school fennis. In fhe classroom or on fhe courfs, Bill has a genialify fhaf goes sfraighf fo fhe hearf of everyone, and makes him universally well liked. FACULTY JUDSON CROSS Yale Universify '38, B. S. lnsfrucfor of Mafhemafics Coach of Recreafional Skiing I+'s nof a violin! lf you are having frouble masfering a fempo furn or in doing a problem in mafhemafics, Mr. Cross is fhe man fo see. Through his excellenf work in recreafional skiing, he made fhe winfer sea- son bofh enioyable and educafional. We hope fhaf you will nof lef 'rhe rigors of mili+ary life make you forgef us, Jud. DUDLEY HERBERT Tuffs College '34, B. S, Bosfon Universify '39, Ed. M. lnsfrucfor of English Remedial Reading C'mon-Break if up Dudley Herberf, in his second year on fhe hillfop, has become a favorife among +he boys. His willingness +o lead fhe sfudenfs in exfra-curricular acfivifies, and his work in recreafional sporfs are appreciafed by all. Quief and unassuming, Dud keeps his +op-floor gang as much under confrol as is humanly possible. Carrying on his role of The Misfer Esquire of Kimball Union, Dud remains one of fhe besf dressed masfers of +he school. J. A. CORUES Cornell '05, New York Universify lnsfrucfor of English Tuf Having made his acquainfance fhe previous year, 'I'he sfudenf body looked forward fo Mr. Corlies' refurn. His ceaseless hum- or offered relief from fhe cuf and dried fedium of fhe class- room, and he immecliafely became one of fhe mosf popular 'reachers on fhe sfaff. His sfudenfs look forward fo fheir classes where wif is combined wi+h work. Une , accompanied by his fhree dogs, can be seen infermiffenfly sfrolling around fhe hill- fop. Individual in sfafure and aH'ire, Mr. Corlies has won a unique place in fhe hearfs of fhe sfuclenf body. FACULTY HOWARD RANDOLPH WILES Harvard Universify 'l4, S. B., Universify of Louisville 'l8, L.L. B. lnsfrucfor of English and Hisfory Coach of J. V. Foofball Faculfy Advisor of Debafe and Dramafic Clubs When are you babies going fo sfarf doing some work? The sfudenfs firsf became acquainfed wifh Mr. Wiles on fhe foofball field fhis fall. Mr. Wiles came fo us from Newfon Counfry Day, and wifh him he broughf a dry humor fhaf every- one loves. His abilify as a coach was shown by fhe J. V. feam he produced. ln fhe classroom, he is individual. Here he acfs, sings, and blows off sfeam . lf is indeed a privilege fo have a feacher wifh such a brillianf record as fhaf of Mr. Wiles. JAMES WILLIAM WOOD, JR. Haverford '40 A. B. Cerfificaf, Ecole du Monfcel, France, Summer Session '38, '39 lnsfrucfor of French Riding Masfer Free Xl Bill came fo us fhis year for fhe firsf fime, buf if wasn'f long before he was well known by all fhe sfudenfs. His informal man- ner soon won him many friends among fhe boys. He's always smiling and confinually has a good word for everyone. Doing Mr. Moulfon's French assignmenfs for fhe sfudenfs keeps him busy every nighf. His inferesf in afhlefics abouf fhe hillfop is appreciafed by all. Bill has fallen info fhe spirif of K. U. A. and is greafly admired and followed by his boys in Bryanf and Kilfon. HAROLD JEROME DENEAULT Kimball Union '39 Trainer Coach of Reserve Foofball Coach of Lacrosse Assisfanf Coach of Baskefball Len fold me fhis one Mike, fhe faper-in-chief of Kimball Union, couldn'+ bear fo leave fhe hill-fop af his graduafion, so he sfayed on as frainer and general righf hand man fo Mr. Barker. Few of us fhere are who have nof been adorned af one fime or ofher by one of M'ike's criss-crosses of fape. Young Docfor Kildare has became an indispensible characfer af K. U. A. Thanks, Mike, and should Uncle Sam call before nexf year, his gain will be a disfincf loss fo Kimball Union. Iain l -.N A was mn. -wqg 5 Nx,, K' X i K x E A X W, r,.. .EV . N + R Qi N , Qjllllll QI- A N J, wbk -wif Hia ' ' Xl x S N-Q Agx 0 J wx QJN? LXXXNX N fi 2 'Pg XX L K 7 a x ff - 4 572 'xxlkxf f y NW VKWW jf , , f X 2' A v 'Q-fr X f W X 7 QQ1iMMfffMf4,QQ K j M I H N' V 1 . x K ' l W Z 'XA S ,gr X f, wx M Zh? Lllyl XX A KEllMfWy :y Ffkiiiwip' -.ri X 61 4 Urn if 3.5.5.4-' i ls, iii- ,. vii? JRQV-hal.-fi9?'k.L 'L-.L .i4l?n1LC5lBTf!af?6L6S5fE1?5Q'f2 ' ' TRUSTEES ALFRED J. DENSMORE Kimball Union Academy, '04. Brown Universily, '08, A. B. Elecled 'ro lhe Board of Truslees in Oclober, I932. Now Presidenl of 'lhe Board. Owner of lhe Densmore Brick Company. Direclor, Mascoma Savings Bank, Lebanon, N. H. Resides in Lebanon, N. H. REV. NOBLE O. BOWLBY Kimball Union Academy, '96, Bangor Theological Seminary, '02, B. D. Darlmoulh College, '06, A. B., '08, A. M. Elecled lo +he Board of Truslees in Seplember, l9l4. Paslor Emerifus of Meriden Congregalional Church. Paslor Firsl' Congregalional Church, Franklin, N. H. Reliired. Resides in Franklin, N. H. JAMES P. RICHARDSON S+. Johnsbury Academy, '95. Darlmoulh College, '99, A. B. Boslon Universily Law School, '02, L.L. B. Elecled lo lhe Board of Truslees in Seplember, l9l8. Holds +he Parker Professorship of Law and Polilical Sci- ence al' Darlmoulh College. Professor al' Darlmoulh College. Resides al' Hanover, N. H. D. SIDNEY ROLLINS Newburyporl, Mass., High School, l900. Dar'l'mou+h College, '04, B. S. Elecled lo lhe Board of Truslees in Sepfember, l9l8. Direclor of 'lhe Norlhern Railroad of New Hampshire. Direclor of lhe Firsl' Nalional Bank and 'lhe Bramplon Woolen Co., al Newporl, N. H. Relired and resides in Newporl, N. H. TRUSTEES WILLIAM 5. DUNCAN Kimball Union Academy, '99, Boslon Universify Law School, '05, L.L. B. Elecfed +o fhe Board of Truslees in June, l93I. Now serves as Secrefary +o fhe Board. World War: Isl' LieuI'enan+. Special Jusfice of Isl Disfrici' Courl of Norfhern Worcesler. Prac+ices law in A+hol, Mass., where he resides. Rev. RAY F. JENNEY Kimball Union Academy, 'O9. Springfield College, 'I4, B. P. E. James Milliken Universify, 'I5, A. B. Union Theological Seminary, '20, B. D. Columbia Universily, '2I, M. A. Knox College, '25, D. D. Elecfed +o 'Ihe Board of Trusfees in June, I93l. World War: Isl' Lieufenanf and Chaplain. Minis+er of fhe Park Cenfral Presby+erian Church Syra- cuse, N. Y. THOMAS S. BROWN Kimball Union Academy, '99. Darlmoulh, 'O3. Universify of Vermonl, '04, M. D. Elecfed +o 'rhe Board of Trusfees in Oc+ober, I934. Professor of Anafomy al' 'I'he Universify of Vermonf since l9l I. Superinlendenf of Mary Flefcher Hospifal in Burlingfon, V+. Resides in Burlinglon, V+. WILLIAM R. BREWSTER Kimball Union Academy, 'l4. Middlebury College, 'I8, B. S. Elecfed I'o +he Board of Trusfees in March, l935. Headmasler of 'rhe Academy. X Presidenlf of-.Ihe Privale A-School Headmaslers Associalion 'of New Hampshire. Resides in Meriden, N. H. TRUSTEES JOHN M. THOMAS, D.D., L.L.D Middlebury College, '90, A. B., '93, A. M. World War: Isl' Lieulenanl' and Chaplain. Elecfed 'ro 'lhe Board of Truslees in April, I935. Presidenl of Norwich Universily. Member of Vermonl Sfafe Chamber of Commerce. Vice-Presidenl' of fhe Nafional Life Insurance Co. Resides in Ru+land,-V+. A V ROBERT P. BURROUGHS Darlmoulh College, '2l, A. B. Amos Tuck School of Business Adminislralion and Finance '22, M. C. S. Elecled fo +he Board of Truslees in February, I936. World War: Isl' Lieu+enan+, Air Service. Member of Republican Nalional Commil I'ee. General Agenl' for The Nafional Life Insurance Company Resides in Manchesler, N. H. CLYDE L. DEMING. M.D. Kimball Union Academy, '05. Bowdoin College, '09. Elecfed +o fhe Board of Truslees in February, I936. Now Vice-Presidenl of lhe Board. Member of +he American Medical Associalion. Resides in New Haven, Conn. LAWRENCE F. WHITTEMORE Elecled fo 'lhe Board of Truslees in Ocfober, I937. Assislanl' fo +he Presiden+ of +he Boslon 81 Maine Railroad Resides in Pembroke, N. H. 2 ' Consulfing Surgeon EMERY FITCH. M. D., F. A. C. S. Kimball Union Academy, l8'-79. Darlmoulh Medical College, l905. Consul+ing Surgeon of +l1e Academy. Member American Board of Surgery. Chief Surgeon, Claremonl General Hospi+al. Resides in Claremonl, N. H. Treasurer CONVERSE A. CHELLIS Kimball Union Academy, '02. Darlmoulh College, '06, B. S. Elecled Treasurer of lhe Academy in l935. Presidenf of Meriden Eleclric Liglil and Power Co. Direclor of Meriden Wafer Co. Direclor of Mascoma Savings Bank, Lebanon, N. H ZERO WEATHER -James Durrance '4I ' 'Hf2',:.drE-EESLEFE-s31.E51sHilizs3i !Lb9'S' JJ' 221,53 QF'E'3f1bw'A4Z':Jyhli1iQfk'S' S' , 5 YN ffx- X 3 SX E V xx, w k X XS! Si Q Z x , QF W 'Sf gi Q f b X X X , 5 f 7, A Q5 X f xml, Q ff X Afllilfi X ,0 E:m,w' lx 713 ,V X X, , vis ! ff s X ff f 625 26 S x f 'lx 522 M X 4 , ,GZ X 'N mwfwpi 1 - 4, I tr vw W ,F A gg M...-..... Sw ' fl 111 M We H A wr wiv iff als rain 4 DEXTER RICHARDS HALL afson, Mulcare. M. W Durrance mbal Ki Flanders Websfer, r+on, Ve O Eusfis, chsbaum, Hofchkiss, Bu clden. Sugden TU cC M ghH: ri +0 Uefi Row Fron+ Mr. Herbert Mr. Sherman. D:- 'U Q of .. ru E vu .1 71 .9 C ru 'P' cn .E .0 ': .. an L9 '6 o o 3 'D' ff . -1 if 5 'U Q D .23 I uf 2 :- ..- th 3 Ro Second ebber. W .8 n. E cm EO OO r- . -C 5.2 ra. 'DE '21 ,Dr- I4 S.: 22 .Ez m2 g.: 23 E3 'U E 53 33 n.r:n E5 .Ez Y.: --.- mit CIJ. cz E O KD E o I0 C .C O I ai 6 .,. E 3 O . ..- O2 -'5 Em Gui ID - ,W 'IE -3 'Um . 35 -u 0? 22 fi SE gr- nf- DE JE 2 ko om nz -E Ya -co r-u. Johnson, F. Johnson, Parker. ui C 2 vu I Row: acNamee.Seven+h M milfon. P. Richardson avies, Ha Nolan, F. D le, Richcla S O Z .C -0- x 5.73 ,+-65133 X. iv N ., S . s. 4 15, ' . W H N 9.:'xvw ', xx xii' X .a '5 . ' Q f X. ...flE' KAW . .- . .x X x 'fs A . 'ink-4, , Q- x m S K gn. a Ni' x X '-,.,S,.. . :xc . . e x 4 ,Rim x ' m 4 ' I g fs' A. nw , . - X 3' k N 5- 2 A v..,,gQ.q I Q, M D, 1,, Q BRYANT HALL ell. Fronf Row llefl' +0 righfl: MacBride, Bowen, P. Cullman, Genn, McGreevey. Second Row: H. Campbell, Burleigh, Saggio+es, Robbie, Kenl, Church, Slaylon, D. Afwood, Aflzinson, Fellon, Spanos, Lewis. Third Row: Hinch, R. Campbell Smifh. Lane, Merrill, Seiler, Wilson, Mehlbach, Shaw, Creesy, Whi+comb, H. Davis, McCullough, Hooker. Fourfh Row: Devine, Tourfellof, Neilson, McFalls, Russell, Mason, Moore, J. Davies. Fiflh Row: Hayes. Mr. Rawson, Mr. Boulay, Scannell, Mr. Corlies, Haworfh, Mr. Low. R. Webber, Washburn, Haslam. Mr. Wood, Sorlw BRYANT HALL CHELLIS HALL vi v. In aidwel Mr. Doug onard. C Le 1. King ascoi- oughfon, Landers. BlaclreH, im H rker Mr. HH: ileff +o rig Row rsf Fi Johnson, Barron. man, C. Wrighf, Fa rbanirs. H. Cuii Row Second ngals. ylor, Clarke, I Ta Reynolds r, Hunfer, an :- O S 0 1 'U .. LE v- vu I Kinsiey, Terry, owing, G Nauss Jennings W2 Fourfh Ro FM- ,iff 5 W Xe.. ri. ,Mah . L , wif .nm-....,W....,. CHELLIS HALL KILTON HOUSE S0l1,. hrisfian , C Smifh ghfl: Brock. Hay. ri lefi' fo Row Firsi' hifielsey. George, W ckwel Apel, Ro Row: Second Porfer. Hewi'H', Mr. nney, Te ross. Paulson Row: Mr. C Third ff ,f 'X-. KILTON HOUSE BARTON HOUSE u+ler. C Reid, cker, Ri 6710, M Duvally. righilz Ueff 'lo Firsi' Row Monigomery, pson, Thom , Troy, ES w: Mr. Carver. Holm Ro cond Se BARTON HOUSE ROWE HALL rfson. Robe l1l'l : Brefl, lleff 'lo rig Firsf Row e. Salzeman. 0 D. .. :s an S- as c It .: 3 O M 'U c 0 u as V7 a rf. Sm nman, Mallet Hi HS lui Tlwircl Row: Wil ROWE HALL CHARLES LEWIS SILVER MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM BAXTER HALL-Charles Buri' '40 MEMORIAL. FIELD HOUSE BARNES LIBRARY-Charles B1 ,,,,...f X, . M -'i' ' K pu... My .x.....h. A ad? A Q' J if if wk Ls- J 'Yi sw ki in 5. W' A xiii 1-. 1 .gb 'swfmnzn-n.: ci :xii ff 4 1 f run, ,.f..., 1-...M.... ROWE HALL and ALDEN TRACY COTTAGE x wk, J ? I I 1 . I Q' 4 :A ! ,N Y 5 r MERIDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH L ' ' ' 7 X , 'X xyf If - M . W X J Qf A 1 X ZW W f W X f N1 3 f 'X Q Q f ey ZW Qin W KE A X 4 ff f 7 pl QM X ,J a 5 kikkx '21, X f-Z?f1rWff,7yZ-lf FALL LOG Tuesday, Sepfember I7: Kimball Union opens I28fh year wifh regisfrafion of l60 boys, a new high in enrollmenf. Wednesday, Sepfember I8: Classes begin. Firsf day of pracfice for Fall Sporfs. Safurday, Ocfober 5: Foofball +eam downs Darfmoufh Freshmen, B feam, 7-6. Soccer feam loses fo Exefer, 6-0. Wednesday, Ocfober 9: Foofball Reserves defeaf New Hampfon, 3I-6. Friday, Ocfober I I: Foofball Jayvees upsef Procfor, 20-0. Safurday, Ocfober l2: Albany Academy beafen by Foofball +eam 20-I4. Soccer feam beafs New Hampfon, 2-I. Wednesday, Ocfober I6: Soccer feam loses fo Darfmoufh Freshmen, 6-0. Presidenfial candi- dafe Roger W. Babson speaks before school. Safurday, Ocfober I9: Varsify foofball feam beafs Governor Dummer, 2I-7. Soccer men beef- en by Governor Dummer, 3-0. Safurday, Ocfober 26: Girls arrive for Fall Houseparfy. Foofball feam fies Middlebury Frosh, 7-7. Deerfield defeafs Soccer feam, 2-0. Fall dance held in Silver Gymnasium. Sunday, Ocfober 27: Girls leave for home. fAlas!l Wednesday, Ocfober 30: Jayvees lose fo Deerfield, 6-0. Deerfield Reserves fop our Reserves, 6-0. Safurday, November 2: Foofball feam loses only game fo Sfockbridge, I3-0. Soccer feam loses fo New Hampfon, 3-2. Wednesday, November 6: Soccer feam beafen by Mounf Hermon, 6-0. Reserves beaf Ver- monf Academy for 1-he second fime, I3-6. Safurday, November I6: Varsify foofball feam defeafs fheirarch-rival, Vermonf Academy, 2I-0. Tuesday, November I9: Jayvees finish season, frouncing Vermonf Academy, 32-0. Tuesday, November 26: Dramafic acfivifies inaugurafed wifh: A Game of Chess , under fhe direcfion of Mr. Herberf. Wednesday, November 27: Sfudenf body goes home for Thanksgiving Recess. Monday, December 2: Thanksgiving recess ends. Sfudenfs refurn fo Meriden. Thursday, December I9: Dramafic Club presenfs The Pof Boiler , direcfed by Mr. Wiles. Friday, December 20: Chrisfmas vacafion begins. REVIEW OF VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON The rafher discouraging fask of moulding a decenf foofball feam oul of a squad of ninefy unpolished recruifs and only seven of Iasf year's Ieffermen faced Coach Carver af fhe sfarf of fhe I94O foofball season. How he performed fhis feaf and furned ouf a nof only recognizable 'ream buf one which was fo be respecfed among fhe ranks of New England school feams seems nofhing less fhan a miracle unless you know fhe man.Through his unrelenfing acfivify on fhe pracfice field, and his sfrafegy in devising plays, he furned fhe squad of raw candi- dafes info an aggressive and powerful eleven. Capfains Lamson and Johnson capably led fhe feam fhroughouf fhe hard schedule and much credif is due 'lhis pair for fheir work. Affer a rafher shorf period of pracfice, fhe feam mef ifs firsf adversary in fhe imposing Darfmoufh Freshmen, B feam. The game was held on fhe home field, Safurday, Ocfober I2+h. Affer a frying game, in which if was evidenf fhaf neifher feam had had much experience on fhe field, Kimball Union emerged fhe vicfor by fhe scanf margin of 7-6. The second game, played on Ocfober I2fh, also af Meriden resulfed in a win for fhe Orange and Black over Albany Academy, by a score of 20-I4. I+ was in fhis game +ha+ fhe characferisfic spirif of fhe I940 feam was firsf shown, in coming from behind fo win fhe game. The fhird game was perhaps 'I'he one 'Ihaf was mosf desired of fhe season. The Kimball Union eleven mef Governor Dummer Academy on fhe home field, in an affempf fo avenge fheir defeaf of Iasf year. This fhey succeeded in doing fo fhe joy of fhe enfire school, by fhe decisive score of 2I-7. Ocfober 26fh was fhe dafe of fhe annual Fall Houseparfy, and fhe game fhaf Kimball Union had fo play was againsf fhe powerful Middlebury Freshmen. The game ended in a hard foughf fie af 7-all. If was on fhe following week-end, fhaf of November 2nd, 'lhaf fhe Varsify eleven mef ifs Waferloo. A+ Sfockbridge, in a driving cold rain, fhe burly boys from fhe agriculfural school were foo heavy for our hard running backs, who were unable fo gef foeholds in fhe morass of mud, and were powerless bofh offensively and defensively. The I3 poinfs which fhe Sfock- bridgers piled up in fhe firsf parf of fhe game were, as Coach Carver puf if, As good as a million in fhaf kind of weafher. New Hampfon, played fhe nexf week-end af fheir fall dance, mef shorf shiff af fhe hands of fhe men from Kimball, who were ouf fo ge+ one back because of fhe previous week- end's disasfer. The Kimball backs were all over fhe field, and fhe final fally read 28-0. The fradifional rival, Vermonf Academy, was nexf in line for Kimball Union. The enfire school furnecl ouf for fhe game, held af Saxfons River, and were well pleased by whaf fhey saw. Though fhe Kimball men had gone fhrough a rainy week wifh hardly any pracfice, fhey sfill were able fo down fhe Vermonfers fo fhe fune of 2I-0. AII in all, fhe I940 foofball season was enfirely successful, wifh five wins, one fie, and one defeaf. Some sorf of record was sef fhis year by Alan Roberfson, who, ouf of fiffeen affempfezl conversions, missed only one. Scoring honors of fhe season go fo Fred Johnson and Alan Rob- erfson. The ofher Kimball Union scorers were Alan Buchsbaum and Selby Day. ' VARSITY FOOTBALL Firsl' Row llefl' lo righfl: Roberison, Hinman, Kiniry, Flanders, E. Johnson, F. Johnson lCo-caplainl, Lamson lCo capfainl, E. Bufler, Holmes, Buchsbaum, S+anIey. Second Row: Carver, Day, J. Bu+Ier, Bre++, Bailey, Hall, Brock, Waison, Troy, Richardson, D. Davis, Barker. Third Row: Monlgomery lManagerl, Crounse, Wilkins, Goldfine, Parker, Lamere, Campbell, Nolan, Thompson IAS sisfanf Managerl. Sherman. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE S+ewar+ Lamson '4I, Co-Capfain Frederick Johnson '4I, Co-Caplain Kimball Union 7-Dar+mou+h '44 B 6 Kimball Union 7-Middlebury '44 7 Kimball Union 20-Albany Academy I4 Kimball Union 0-Siockbridge I3 Kimball Union 2I-Governor Dummer 7 Kimball Union 28-New Hamplon 0 Kimball Union 2I-Vermonl Academy 0 The I940 'Foo+baII +eam will always be one of my favorilesg parlly because so many of lhe squad had slarled Iheir foolball careers wilh Ihe Freshmen or Jayvee feams in o+her years and deservedly reaped +he reward of Ihose weeks of hard work, and secondly, because of 'Ihe oufsfanding +eam spiri+ +ha+ was eviden+ fhroughouf +he season. The fhree highlighls oF +he season seem Io me +o be 'Ihe run-back of a punl' by Fred John- son in The Albany game, Ihe same pIayer's run-back of a kickoff againsf Governor Dummer, and Ihird, Alan RoberIson's running and all-around playing againsl' Vermont-F. E. Carver. ' , J. V. FOOTBALL Firsf Row Ilefi' Io righilz Cullman. Beal, Devine, W. Johnson. Hinch, Fleicher. Cuiler, Overion, Hammond, Thomp N H 'I B ' I1 son, Mac amee, ewl 1', ur eng . Second Row: Mr. Brewsier, Holworih, Webber, Miller, Felion, Burns. Gerrish, Day, Muller, J. Aiwood, Hamilfon Soriwell. Terry. Third Row: Sfyles, McFaIIs, Websier, Poole. Moore, Hofchlriss, Ingals. H. Davis, Hays. Tourielloi, Mr. Wiles. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Samuel Cu+ler '4I, Capiain Kimball Union 6-Holderness I3 Kimball Union 0-Deerfield J. V. 6 Kimball Union 29--Procior 0 Kimball Union 27-New Hamp'I'on J. V. 0 Kimball Union 6-Exeier J. V. I2 Kimball Union -Vermoni' Academy J. V. REVIEW OF THE JAYVEE FOOTBALL SEASON The I'eam won iI's Ihree home games by a large margin, buf on 'Ihe road Ihey had 'rough luck, losing all Ihree games in 'rhe Ias+ quarier. Agains+ Holderness, K. U. A. was leading 7-6 going in+o +he Iasi' quarier, bu+ was finally defeaied I3-7. Exeier brolce a 6-6 'I'ie wi'I'h a power- ful lasi-quarier drive, and Deerfield won 6-0 on a long 'liffy-yard pass in Ihe 'Final period. Co-Coaches Wiles and Brewsrer are +o be congraiulafed on 'Ihe fasi and hard-Iighfing Junior Varsiiy Team which Ihey pu+ on Ihe field for Ihe I940 season. RESERVE FOOTBALL Firsf Row llefl fo righil: Lane, Houghfon. Reynolds, Burpee, Jennings, Knighis, Hunier, Creesy, MacNamara, Russel M D - Second Row: Mr. Deneauli, McCullough, Church, Cullman, C. Johnson, Mann. Seiler, Nauss, Brewsfer. r. oug lass. Third Row: Neilson, Saggioies, Shaw, Wrighf, Blackeff, Taylor, Slayfon. RESERVE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Harry Knighfs '42, Capfain Kimball Union 32-New Hampion 6 Kimball Union I3-Vermonl Academy 0 Kimball Union 7-Vermoni Academy 0 Kimball Union I3-Clark 0 Kimball Union 0-Deerfield 7 Kimball Union 28-Holderness 0 A REVIEW OF THE RESERVE FOOTBALL SEASON The Kimball Union Reserves s'rar+ed iheir bes+ season since 'rhe organizaiion of +he ieam in i938 by 'raking New Hamp-lon over +he bumps, 32-6. Before ihis game Bu+ch Knigh+s was elecfed capfain. The 'I'eam, however, losl' his services af+er 'lhe second game when he dis- locafed a shoulder in pracfice. Bob Hunier confinued fhe season as aciing cap+ain. The +eam received iis only defeaf of ihe season a+ +he hands of Deerfield, 7-0. This ieam had +he dis+inc+ion of compiling 94 poinis 'lo 'their opponenfs' I9, a difference of 75 poinis, which is +he Iargesf margin of all fhree fooiball 'l'eams. FOOTBALL SQUAD I94I I940 COA,CHlNG STAFF Leff fo righf: Brewsfer, Wiles. Barker. Carver, Sherman, Douglass, Deneaulf. THE COACHING STAFF Kimball Union may well be proud of ifs coaching sfaff. Working up fhrough fhe fufelege of Mike and Grubby , fhe fyro learns fhe spirif of fhe game and fhe essenfial fundamen- fals. Nexf he graduafes fo 'rhe squad of Chief and Mr. Wiles. Here he is shown fhe infri- cacies of feam play and feels fhe shock of keen compefifion. If he is forfunafe, he will move on fo Coach's squad where he will eifher learn each minufe defail of backfield play from Coach or be grounded in fhe mysferies of line play by Knufe and Bunny . The frue fesf of our sfaff is shown nof only by fhe record of games won and losf buf also byl+he record of Kimball Union boys in college compefifion. No maffer how slim fhe mafer- ial may be, each year finds Kimball Union in fhe winning column. These men, headed by Coach Carver, work long and hard fo mould fheir feams info perfecf machines. We wanf fo fhank fhem individually and as a group for fheir pafience wifh our errors, fheir kindness when we were dispirifed and fheir firmness when we were wrong. Thus are K. U. A. 'reams made. SOCCER SEASON The fiffh season of Kimball Union Soccer was nofable for ifs difficulf varsify schedule, and for +he appearance of fhe firsf J. V. Soccer feam in fhe schooI's hisfory. A squad of fwenfy- four mel' Coach Boulay on fhe opening day and sfarfed pracfice. The firsf game, wifh Ex- efer, on Ocfober 5+h, was marked by fhe offensive sfrengfh of Exefer and fhe excellenf defen- sive play of Kimball Union. ln spife of Capfain Duvally's almosf flawless work in fhe goal, Exefer won, 4-0. The second game, af New Hampfon, was a hard foughf baffle, wifh K. U. A. faking fhe vicfory in fhe overfime period, 2-I. The nexf game was fhe firsf home game fhaf +he Soccer feam played. This game was againsf Darfmoufh Freshmen, who displayed a superior brand of soccer fhroughouf, and fri- umphed, 6-0. The Governor Dummer game saw a fighfing K. U. A. eleven go down in defeaf fo a ma- ferially beffer feam. This game was characferized by ifs wide-open, free-scoring play, and af fhe end fhe score was 9-3, fo fhe defrimenf of fhe Orange and Black. The season's besf game, if was agreed, was fhe one played af Deerfield fhe following weelc. Though fhe Wildcafs were defeafed 2-0, fhe game was oufsfanding and fhe play was worfhy of any college feam. The refurn game wifh New Hampfon was played fhe following Safurday af Meriden in a driving deluge and a sea of mud. Luck rafher fhan 'l'eam play was fhe deciding facfor, and New Hampfon won 3-2, in one overfime period. The final game saw a Mounf Hermon eleven, whose play was of college caliber, com- plefely oufdo fhe fighfing Wildcafs. Alfhough fhe season seems discouraging in fhe maffer of fhe feam's record, maferial re- sul+s fo fhe boys who worked and foughl' hard were well worfh if. A greaf deal of credif musf be given Coaches Boulay and Babcock. for whose hard work in coaching, fhe +eam is very grafeful. Wifh many of our varsify and iayvee men refurning, fhe coaches and Capfain-elecf Bill Duane should have a successful season in I94l. VARSITY SOCCER Firsf Row llefl io righllz Clarlre, Richdale. Apel, Duvally lCapIainl, Davies, Fuller, Smart Second Row: Henderson, Tomer, McCrudden. Morgan, Duane, Kimball. Third Row: Boulay. Bowen, MalleH, Babcoclr. VARSITY SOCCER Schedule Kimball Union O--Governor Dummer 3 Kimball Union 0-Exe+er 4 Kimball Union 0-Deerfield B 2 Kimball Union 2-New Hampfon I Kimball Union 2-New Hamplon 3 Kimball Union 0-Darfmoufh '44 6 Kimball Union 0--Mounl' Hermon 6 The soccer season of I94I has been, for me, one of 'rhe mosl' enioyable of Them all. The spiril' of fhe boys was oufs+anding. Wifh few leff from fhe previous squad Ihe Ieam, for I'he mos+ parf, was made up of fellows who saw Iheir firsi soccer game Ihis fall. For I'he firsl' 'lime in K. U. A. soccer hisI'ory enough younger boys repor+ed for praclfice +o malce a Jayvee 'ream possible. This will have no li++le bearing upon +he success of 'rhe game here and will prove of inesfimable value in 'furnishing boys wi+h experience for fufure varsi+y squads.-Ernesf A. Boulay. J. V. SOCCER Firsf Row lleff 'Io righfl: Whifcomb, Sugden, Malleff, Brown, Bowen. Genn, Coffin. Second Row: Woodward, Wilson, McGreevey, Kenf, Davies, Mr. Boulay. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER SCHEDULE Kimball Union 3-Deerfield I Kimball Union 0-New Hampfon 2 Kimball Union I-Deerfield 2 J. V. SOCCER Alfhough fhis is fhe firsf year fhaf 'lhere has been a J. V. Soccer 'I'eam, fhis organizafion had a very successful season. The feam played fhree games. The firsf game was won from Deerfield by a score of 4-I. The following game proved fo be a sefbaclc fo K. U. A. They Iosf fo New Hampfon by a score of 2-I, despife fhe facf fhaf our boys oufplayed fheir oppon- enfs. In a refurn game wifh Deerfield fhe J. V's. were defeafed in a free scoring exhibifion, fhe final score being 6-3. The feam was ably led by fheir Capfain, Charles Brown, and much credif musf go fo Coach BouIay's sferling efforfs in coaching fhem. v -V 'E+ x w . Q, ug X . xr. x SHCI' 5-'?Yi'Lf M 1?'z2 2k.n.e.fp ,X uf' ' l Sw 'fn 'T 55' Q'fu'2v1f'!:'ifi2Lf13L3v?1E2H A S525 Q Q -: N , f iht- sg E S A,- f-- L- Q Y ww ,. .T 'I 5- M ' ff A Sai N 4 f' E E E iss S, N 1 E S EE N X 5 L 5 A X ' ,QQ 71. -, A ,- -, , .. - f fi V f Ky X ! L ,I 42x X QQ ig, if W fwfw f Q Xa X KX 29 mf WUIIT W X F Qxkfgm f , , N! X, f Xjkx-4 X 'L E x igzl ' ' 1 f mylwwffi Zifriiiiiy aifuri-2. 2313212 41154-QL ,5 ia. 'lliuiwxihilf YLPISM ZSQQELZII-'.' ' WINTER LOG January 6: Sludenls relurn +o Kimball Union, and Win+er 'Ierm begins. January II: Hockey leam loses lo Norlhwood al Lake Placid. Track leam lriumphs al' Sea board Relays. Ski +eam loses Io Dar+mou+h Freshmen. January January January January January January January January I2: Dr. R. G. Armslrong speaks al church. I3: Hockey +eam loses +o Sfockbridge. I5: Hockey +eam loses 'Io New Hampion. I7: Dr. Freidrich Sell speaks on modern Germany. I8: Baske+baII 'ream loses +o Governor Dummer. 22: Hockey 'Ieam wins from Hanover. 29: Hockey 'Ieam lies New Hamplon. 3I: Professor Bruce of Darlmoufh speaks on lhe Foreign Si'I'ua'I'ion. February I: Ski 'Ieam loses 'ro Vermont Hockey +eam wins from same. February 4: Track 'ream defeals Governor Dummer. February I2: Track feam beafen by New Hampshire frosh. Baskefball Ieam downs Clark. February I4: Girls arrive 'For Winfer Carnival. Baskelball leam loses close game Io Vermonl Academy. February February February February February February February February March I March 8 March I4 March I5 March I9 March 20 March 2I I5: Ski 'ream wins from Vermonl' and Deerfield, re'I'aining Burroughs Cup. I6: Girls leave lhe hilllop. Melancholy descends. I4: Hockey leam downs Clark. Baskelball feam bows Io New Hamplon. 20: Track +eam downs Mass. S'Ia+e and Slockbridge in 'lriangular meer. 2I: Baskefball I'eam wins over Clark. 22: Alumni week-end. Alumni lose lo Hockey leam bu+ win over Baskelball five 23: Dr. Andrew Truxal speaks in church during absence of Mr. Eck. 24: Class officers are elecied. D.R. Easl' wins hockey Iournamenl. Track 'Ieam places four'I'h al Bowdoin ln'I'er-schoIas'I'ics. : Troop 36 of Kimball Union wins Boy Scoui field day aI' Meriden. : Track +eam defeafs Deering High. : Annual Win'I'er Sporls Banquel held. Caplains for I94I-2 elecled. : Dramafic Club presen'I's Room Service , direcled by Mr. Wiles. : Busses leave hilllop as Spring Vaca+ion begins. THE SKI SEASON Wifh only fwo defeafs in fhree years of coaching, Bob Densmore came fo Meriden af fhe opening of fhe l94l ski season greafly handicapped by a lack of skiers who had nafural falenf. This obsfacle did nof faze fhe feam or fhe coach, and an average season ensued. lf was climaxed by a brillianf vicfory over fhe crack Vermonf Academy feam and fhe evenly balanced group of skiers from Deerfield on February I5, fhe week-end of fhe Kimball Union Carnival. The season was inifiafed by a close confesf wifh fhe Darfmoufh Freshman Team, which upheld ifs repufafion of fhe besl- yef. Alfhough fhe ouflook was dubious before fhe meef, when fhe final poinfs were fofaled, Kimball Union frailed by fhe slim margin oflfive poinfs. Our feam's mosf able capfain, Dick McCrudden, received an iniury in fhe firsf evenf which puf him ouf of fhe running for fhe remainder of fhe meef. Individual sfarring can hardly be menfioned, for if was fhe efforfs of every skier on fhe feam fhaf produced a score so nearly equaling fhaf of fhe sfar-sfudded Freshman group. Beffer preparedness and a liffle more confidence in vicfory were nof desfined fo show againsf fhe Middlebury Junior Varsify, because poor snow condifions necessifafed fhe cancel- lafion of fhaf confesf The following week-end, a feam from fhe Universify of New Hampshire, including several varsify skiers, who, incidenfally, proved fheir worfh af fhe Darfmoufh Carnival, fook fhe meef, due largely fo fheir longer skiing experience. Durrance and McCrudden were fhe brighf spofs in Kimball Union's defeaf, faking a second in fhe slalom and a firsf in fhe iump, respecfively. On February firsf fhe feam mef Vermonf Academy, Deerfield and Cushing in a quad- rangular affair af Vermonf. The superior Vermonf Academy feam won fhis meef, faking every evenf excepf fhe downhill, which Kimball Union won by a large margin. The Kimball Union feam scored high enough in fhe ofher evenfs fo capfure a sfrong second place in fhe meef. The highligl-if of fhe season came very opporfunely on fhe week-end of fhe Kimball Union Winfer Carnival, when fhe home feam upsef fhe undefeafed Vermonf Academy club and scored decisively ahead of Deerfield. Alfhough firsf place in fhe slalom was capfured by Jim Dur- rance of Kimball Union, fhe evenf wenf fo Vermonf by a very slighf margin. The second evenf found Durrance again fhe winner, buf sfill our feam frailed by several poinfs. The deciding evenf of fhe meef can be chalked up as a vicfory for coach Densmore, whose superior judg- menf and abilify in fhe choice and use of fhe correcf wax for fhe prevailing condifions gave fhe firsf five places in fhe Cross Counfry fo Kimball Union. Capfain McCrudden was fhe win- ner and was followed by Durrance, Kimball, Reid and Davies, all of fhe home feam. This clean sweep found Kimball Union in fhe lead when fhe final poinfs were fofaled. By winning fhis meef fhe feam has refained for Kimball Union fhe possession of fhe John Burroughs Memor- ial Trophy. Credif is due fo fhe enfire feam composed of Capfain McCrudden, Durrance, J. Afwood, Kimball, Capfain-elecf Fairbanks, F. Davies, Reid and Dyer. They combined fheir spirif and cooperafion wifh fhe unfiring efforfs of Coach Densmore and produced a successful season. VARSITY SKIING Leif Io righlz Densmore. Reid, Dyer, Afwood, McCrudden lCap'Iainl, Kimball, Durrance, Davies, Fairbanks, Thomp- son lManagerl. VARSITY SKI SCHEDULE Kimball Union 386 DarI'mou'Ih '44 39I Kimball Union 388-New Hamp. B 390 Kimball Union lsr, Vermonr Academy 2nd, Deerfield 3rd, a+ Kimball Union Winrer Carnival Kimball Union 2nd a+ Vermonf Academy Winfer Carnival Kimball Union lcancelledl Middlebury J. V. Kimball Unionlcancelledl Alumni New England Preparalory School Ski Carnival lcancelledl I would like Io rake Ihis opporruniry Io congra+ula'Ie Caplain McCrudden for his fine leadership of Ihe l94I Ieam, and 'ro wish all +he success in Ihe world 'ro Caprain-elecl John Fairbanks. Also, I would like lo pei' +ribuI'e +o +he en+ire Ieam 'For 'Ihe 'Fine spiril' +hey showed under such overwhelming odds as Ihe Dar+mou+h Freshmen and New Hampshire Srare 'reams presenred. WiI'h only Iwo of +his year's le'Hermen refurning-namely, Bill Dyer and John Fairbanks, 'rhe prospec+s for nexi- season do nor look 'Ioo promising: bu+ having some of Ihe I94I Jay- vee men +o sfarf wi+h, Ihe season will perhaps 'rurn ou+ very well.-Rober-I Densmore. WINTER TRACK TEAM Alfhough fhey were oufclassed by such powerful feams as Exefer, Darfmoufh Freshmen and New Hampshire Sfafe Freshmen, fhe Winfer Track Team won dual meefs and made ex- cellenf showings af bofh fhe Seaboard Relays and fhe Bowdoin lnferscholasfics. The capfain, Alan Buchsbaum, sparked fhe feam everywhere if wenf. Bucky was fhe recipienf of fwo cups and five medals. Af Bosfon, in fhe Seaboard Relays, he won a cup for winning fhe invifafion 50 yard dash as well as fwo medals for fhe relay races. Af fhe Bowdoin lnferscholasfics he re- ceived a cup for scoring fhe highesl' number of poinfs in fhe prep school division of fhe meef. There, foo, he won fhree medals: one for fhe relay, one for a second place in fhe dash, and anofher for a firsf place in fhe 300. The firsl' meef on fhe long schedule was fhe Seaboard Relays af fhe Bosfon Garden. Here, Kimball Union made a good impression by defeafing Admiral Billard Academy in bofh fhe one and fwo-lap relays. Alan Buchsbaum won fhe special 50 yard lnvifafion dash againsf a fasf field of compefifors. On January 25+h, fhe feam wenf fo Exefer and was defeafed in a dual meef 46-2l. Buchsbaum and Ted Bufler were fhe sfandoufs of Kimball Union, if nof of fhe meef. We were beafen by fhe field evenfs, in which Exefer had foo many experienced men. On fhe following Safurday fhe feam friumphed over a weak Governor Dummer aggre- gafion, 36-l I. The boys from Soufh Byfield puf up a good fighf, buf fheir lack of pracfice showed up againsl' a well-condifioned Kimball Union feam. The field evenfs again were re- sponsible for a loss fo New Hampshire Sfafe Freshmen, 23V2-48V2. Kimball held fhem equal in fhe running evenfs, buf New Hampshire walked away wifh fhe field evenfs. ln a friangular meef af Amhersf wifh fhe Mass. Sfafe Freshmen and Sfockbridge School, Kimball Union emerged vicforious wifh 56 poinfs: Mass. Sfafe '44 was second wifh 39, and Sfockbridge had 28. This vicfory was a resulf of feam work: Kimball Union men placed in nearly every evenf, and each poinf helped fhe cause of fhe feam. The frack feam had a bad day af Hanover wifh fhe Darfmoufh Freshmen. The sfar-sfudded Darfmoufh feam swepf nearly every evenf and won 67-I4. The only highlighfs of fhe meef were fhe close relay race which Darfmoufh won, and Alan Buchsbaum's win in fhe 40-yard dash. Kimball Union placed fourfh in fhe prep- school division af fhe Bowdoin lnferscholasfics. Buchsbaum was in a fie for firsf place in fhe 300 and he placed second in fhe dash. Ted Bufler was second in 'lhe 600 and Pefe Richard- son placed fourfh in fhe mile. The Relay Team, composed of Buchsbaum, W. Johnson, J. Bufler, and E. Bufler, won six races againsf various feams and losf only fwo. Wilkins and Troy helped fhe feam in every meef in fhe shof puf, as did Jennings, Richardson and Joe Bufler in fhe disfances. Selby Day in fhe broad-iump, and Leonard and Wade Johnson in fhe dash and fhe 300 broughf in quife a few poinfs fhroughouf fhe year. No words can be wriffen fo describe effecfively fhe work of Capfain Alan Buchsbaum and Ted Bufler. Wifh l20 poinfs befween fhem, fhey scored more fhan half of 'lhe feam's fofal. ' qi,-15'-w jf,-gf 'T Q1 ,um MKG! 1 Ulm!! WINTER TRACK Firsl Row llefl lo righll: Jennings, J. Buller, Wilkins, Leonard, Buchsbaum lCap'fainl, Day, W. Johnson, E. Buller, Richardson. Second Row: Mallell lManagerl, Ransom, Tomer, Tourlelloi, Caldwell, Parker, Troy, Taylor, Mason, Babcock. WINTER TRACK SCHEDULE Alan Buchsbaum '4l, Caplain Seaboard Relays al Bos'ron Garden Kimball Union I4-Darlmoulh 68 Kimball Union 2l-Exefer Academy 46 Bowdoin lnlerscholasfics Triangular Meel al' Amhersl' Kimball Union 55-Deering High 40 Kimball Union 23V2-New Hampshire '44 48V2 l welcome fhis opporlunily +o congralulale 'this year's Winler Track Team. His a pleasure for any coach 'lo be associaled wilh a group lhal' has shown l'he spiril' and sleady delermined eiiforl +ha+ you 'Fellows have shown. Some of you l have had for eighf lrack seasons, win'l'er and spring, and The parl' you have played shall long be remembered. To lhose lefl on +he squad, we shall slarf again anofher year +o mould logelher a feam. To 'lhose who graduale, my inleresl' and besl' wishes in all your endeavors.-W. S. Babcock. I94I BASKETBALL SEASON When Coach Barker looked over his l94l baskefball squad for fhe firsf fime, he knew he had a hard iob on his hands. Of lasf year's Varsify feam only fwo players had refurned, Over- fon and Nolan: and fhe new men had had liffle experience. lf was only by hard work on fhe parf of Mr. Barker and fhe boys fhaf fhe feam improved. The final scores did look rafher poor as far as won and losf , buf if is encouraging fo nofice fhaf many of fhe games were losf by only a small margin. The firsf fhree scheduled games were all losf by fhe home feam. Middlebury beaf K. U. A. by a score of only 3l-27, buf Darfmoufh Freshmen ran up a score of 44-l2. Governor Dum- mer also gave fhe boys a sound beafing, alfhough if was during fhis game fhaf fhe feam showed marked signs of improvemenf. The score was 36-23. Then, affer fhose defeafs, came fhe much-needed break, fhe game wifh fhe Kappa Kappa Kappa's. Kimball won ifs firsf vicfory by a score of 27-2I. Buf fhe Orange and Blacks slipped back, unforfunafely. They losf fo Albany, Lebanon High, and Vermonf Academy. The ouf- sfanding player in fhe V. A. game was Madinski, who played an excellenf game and scored a grand fofal of 20 poinfs. The K. U. A. quinfef fhen enfered info fheir besf secfion of fhe year. They defeafed Clark, 45-32, a game in which all fhe members of fhe feam played and in which several rolled up high scores. Nexf came fhe oufsfanding evenf of fhe season, fhe lasf Vermonl' Academy game. This fook place during fhe Winfer Carnival. Bofh feams played excellenfly on fhe de- fensive, which resulfed in a low scoring game. ln fhe closing minufes, when Vermonl' Acad- emy was leading by one poinf, several Kimball Union shofs wenf asfrayg and V. A. won by fhe narrow margin of 2l-20. This game was undoubfedly fhe besf in which Coach Barker's men played. ln 'rhe nexf few weeks, a close game was losf fo New Hampfon, and Clark again bowed in defeaf: buf fhis lasf secfion was nof so good as fhose preceding. The Alumni, headed by Kimball Union's Mike Denaulf, defeafed fhe Varsify, 45-34. Greenfield beaf us, 30-23, and Mounf Hermon came up in fheir lasf period fo eke ouf a 27-25 vicfory. - The lasf game of fhe season found our feam on fhe winning side. New Hampfon did nof show fhe abilify wifh which fhey had firsf defeafed K. U. A. Kimball Union downed New Hampfon, 3l-I4, affer having losf fo fhe same school once before. ln fhe personal column, Lou Nolan was found fo have made fhe largesf number of poinfs during fhe season. Capfain Overfon was oufsfanding for his defensive work and for his spirif. Herman Hall improved fremendously during fhe season, and fhis year's feam wishes him fhe besf of luck as nexf year's capfain. VARSITY BASKETBALL Firsi Row lleff +o righll: Holmes, Brock, Hall, Overion lCap'rainl, Nolan, Spanos, Bailey. Second Row: Barker, Burpee, Lewis, Devine, Flefcher lManagerl. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Timolhy Overion '4I, Capiain Kimball Union -Tri Kappa Kimball Union 45-Clark Kimball Union -Middlebury '44 Kimball Union 20-Vermonf Academy Kimball Union -Dar+mou'rh '44 Kimball Union 32-New Hamplon Kimball Union -Governor Dummer Kimball Union 34-Alumni Kimball Union -Clark Kimball Union 23-Greenfield Kimball Union -Albany Academy Kimball Union 3I-New Hamp+on Kimball Union 35-Vermoni Academy 42 Kimball Union 23-Mounf Hermon The I94l baskefball season was marked by very erra+ic playing. A+ fimes, +he +eam would play unbeafable ball and 1-hen, suddenly, lhey would fade +o 'l'he ofher ex+reme. I+ was general lack of experience l'ha+ accounfed for our winning only four games. The prospecis for I942 do nol' appear any foo bright Ouf of +he len varsi+y leifer-men we have only one refurning, Cap+ain-elec+ Herman Hall. However, if fhe Junior Varsify con- 'linues +o show fhe same enihusiasm which was charac+eris+ic of +heir playing +his year, fhey will give a good accouni' of ihemselves.-E. L. Barker. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Firsf Row ilefl' Io righiiz McNamara, Felfon, Goldfine, McFaIIs. Bowen, MacNamee, Duncklee Second Row: Mr. Deneaulf. Saggioles. S+yIes. Russell, Brews+er. Tenney. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Kimball Union Kimball Union Kimball Union Kimball Union Kimball Union 24-Lebanon J. V. 47-Wes+ Lebanon 30-Leba non I 7-Deerfield 29-Hanover Joseph McFalls '42, Capiain Kimball Union Kimball Union Kimball Union Kimball Union Kimball Union 32-Lebanon 26-New Hampion 28--Vermonf J. V. 24-Wesf Lebanon I5-New Hampfon REVIEW OF THE JAYVEE BASKETBALL SEASON J The I94I Junior Varsify Baskeiball Ieam had a 'Iough season wiI'h a greal' perceniage of Iheir games being won or Ios+ in over+ime periods. Allhough fhey won only 'Four games ou'l' of fwelve, Ihey showed excelleni' spiril' fhroughoul' fhe season and wound up by decisively beaiing Vermonl Academy. McFaIIs was 'Ihe +eam's high scorer, +alIying 95 poinfs during +he season. All buf Iwo members of 'Ihe Ieam are reiurning nexf year and will, wifhouf doubf, be play- ing varsi+y ball, since fhere is only one varsi'I'y man reiurning from +his year's squad. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY ' Firsf Row llefl lo righllz Hunfer, C. Johnson, Sugden. Culler lcaplainl, Scannell. Second Row: Slaylon. Seiler, Hinman. Crounse. Creesy. Third Row: Barrelf llvlanagerl, Wrighf, Mr. Moullon lCoachl. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY SCHEDULE Samuel Culler, Caplain Kimball Union 8-Vermonl Academy I Kimball Union 3-New Hamplon 3 Kimball Union 2-New Hampfoa 2 Kimball Union 9-Vermonl' Academy 0 Kimball Union 2-Holderness O JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY The J. V. Hockey Ieam enjoyed Ihe dislinclion Ihis year of being 'Ihe only undefealed alhlelic Ieam af Kimball Union. Led by Caplain Culler and Coach Moullon Ihe lesser puck- slers Iurned in a flawless record againsl' many opponenls. Those fellows who made up +he J. V. 'ream Ihis year will, lhrough Iheir experience help +o make up a formidable varsily squad ln l942. I94I HOCKEY SEASON Wifh fhe refurn of five leffermen, fhe Kimball Union Hockey feam looked forward fo a successful season. Capfain Chuck Flanders, Fred Johnson, Whifey Campbell, Chapin Miller, and John Sfanley formed fhe nucleus for fhe I94I feam. Buf disasfer sfruck during fhe Chrisf- mas vacafion. Whifey Campbell suffered an appendecfomy which puf him ouf for nearly a monfh. Handicapped by his absence, and lacking sufficienf pracfice, fhe feam losf ifs firsf game fo fhe sfrong Norfhwood school feam a+ Lake PIacid's Olympic Arena. ln a high-scoring I3-6 baffle, Fred Johnson led fhe feam wifh fhree goals and one assisf. Two days lafer, Kimball Union's sexfef losf fo Sfockbridge Junior College, 5-3. Johnson, Flanders, and Miller shared honors wifh one goal apiece. On January I5fh, K. U. A. played New Hampfon for ifs fhird game in five days. For- saking a fwo-fo-one lead, Kimball was defeafed 3-2. ln fhe refurn game wifh New Hampfon, January 29fh, fhe score af fhe end of fhe fhircl period sfood five-all. ln spife of fwo over- fimes fhe deadlock could nof be broken and fhe game ended in a fie. Clark School was nexf buf fhe weafher was so bad fhaf fhe game had fo be posfponed. This game was played on fhe following Monday, and fhe score was 5-4 in favor of fhe visifors. ln fhe nexf game, Kimball Union, bolsfered by fhe refurn of Whifey Campbell, downed a sfubborn Hanover High School feam, 4-I, Whifey heading fhe scoring column wifh fwo goals and one assisf. On January 25fh, a reiuvenafed hockey feam downed Albany Academy in a game fea- fured by superb passing. Campbell and Flanders each scored a goal fo make fhe score 2-0 for K. U. A. February saw K. U. A. run up a score of 9-0 in a one-sided confesf af Vermonf Academy's winfer carnival. Fred Johnson was high scorer wifh 4 goals. . K. U. A.'s winfer carnival game wifh Vermonf Academy was posfponed because of bad ice condifions. When fhis game was played, fhe Kimball Union feam defeafed V. A. 4-0, re- faining fhe Brewsfer Hockey 'rrophy for anofher year. February I9fh fook Kimball Union fo Clark School, where K. U. A.'s passing affack clicked, and fhe feam won 5-4. Againsf fhe Kimball Union Alumni, fhe superior varsify feam scored fhree goals in fhe firsf fwo periods. Then Fred Johnson was draffed by fhe Alumni fo score fwo goals while Bill Brewsfer added one +o even fhe score. However Gran Fuller, assisfed by Gregory Burns, scored and won fhe game 4-3, in favor of fhe Varsify. Kimball Union wound up fheir season by invading Hanover and playing fhe sfrong Darf- moufh Freshman feam. Hopelessly ouf-classed, K. U. A. was defeafed 8-l. Wifh six wins, one fie, and five losses, fhe hockey feam can look upon a fine season. Credif is due fo Coach Collins whose skill and deferminafion broughf six vicfories in a row. Fred Johnson was fhe season's high-scorer wifh sixfeen goals and one assisf while Whifey Campbell was runner-up wifh eighf goals and f wo assisfs. in Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball VARSITY HOCKEY Firsi Row llefl lo righll: Brown, C. Campbell, Flanders, Burns, Hamillon. Second Row: Miller, Fuller, E. Johnson, Sfanley, F. Johnson. Third Row: Webber, Hinch, Sorlwell, Coach Collins. Union Union Union Union Union HOCKEY SCHEDULE Charles Flanders '4I, Caplain 6-Norlhwood l 3 3-Sfockbridge 5 5-New Ha mplon 6 4-Clark 5 4-Hanover I Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball Union Union Union Union Union Albany Academy New Hamplon Vermon+ Academy Clark Darfmoulh '44 WS-.,. I believe +ha+ +he ou+s+anding quali+y shown by +he l94I Hockey feam was courage. AH- er losing +he Firsf four games, fhe +eam, inslead of losing i+s figh+, came back +o win or lie fhe nex+ six. The leadership of Capfain Chuck Flanders played no small parl' in 'lhis feat Co-Cap+ains Chapin Miller and Crawford Campbell of fhe I942 feam have a iob in fronl of fhemg bul, given +he same amounf of cooperal-ion shown by fhe I94l group, fhey should go far.-George G. Collins. -N in HQ!! , S , , J' . 'U' Q sf X' mwmw. N X MXN ,mM ' ' 'mga 2 . xx e S E 2 . S an XR ,JN ,K Q Q .Y Q . 542' 'ffbfli 1555 Et!-. 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May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May June June June June June June June I: Woods closed: no fishing. 3: Albany Day. 7: Baseball game wifh New Hampfon. l l I2: Woods open. : Dr. James B. McCord of Soufh Africa speaks on missionary work. I6: Kimball Union Banquef. I7: Tennis wifh New Hampfon and a lacrosse game wifh Mf. Hermon a+ K. U. A. I7: Chalk falk by Mr. Chapman. 20: Informal frack meel' wifh Lebanon. 20: Woods closed: no fishing. 2I 23: Spring dance begins wifh +he arrivalof fhe girls. : Golf mafch af Meriden. 24: Spring dance. lWoods sfill closedl. 25: Girls leave 'lhe hillfop . . . finals on fhe horizon. 28: Baseball game wifh New Hampfon. 3l l: : End of classes for fhe year. Exams begin . . . pain descends. 6: End of exams . . . Exodus of underclassmen. 7: Class Day. Dramafic Sociefy gives a repeaf performance of Room Service. 8: Dr. Truxal speaks al' Baccalaureafe service in fhe church. Prize speaking confesf and songs by fhe glee club. 9: Commencemenf Day. Kennefh Beal speaks +o fhe graduafing class. I0: Freedom for fhe summer. ll-27: College Board classes and examinafions. A BASEBALL SEASON Kimball Union opened i+s I94I season on April 23, wi+h a game againsf Sfevens High of Claremont A+ +he end of fhe fif+h inning K. U. A. was leading, 7-4, bu+ Sfevens fied if in lhe sevenlh and wen+ on 'lo win in +he eighlh, Il-7. The K. U. A. nine, on April 26, iourneyed +o Hanover only +o be nosed ou'I', 8-7, by Clark School. Clark galhered eighl' runs in fhe second, fhird, and fourlh innings 'lo pile up a lead which Kimball Union couldn'+ quile equal. Campbell scored for K. U. A. in fhe firsl when he walked and Johnson doubled him home. In lhe lhird we denied lhe plale wilh 'lhree more runs by Campbell, Devine, and Lamson. Culler scored in fhe fourfh, Flanders in fhe sixlh. and Lamson came across wi+h +he 'linal run in fhe seven+h. On fhe road now for a 'Four-game sl're'l'cl1, lhe Orange and Black nexl' wenl +o Albany, and fhere on May 3 were again nosed our by one run, Albany Academy winning, 5-4. K. U. A. scored firsl in lhird, 'lo lake a 'lemporary lead, when Campbell lripled and came home on a single by Johnson. ln lhe sevenfh Cufler and Lamere scored: and in fhe eighfh Johnson doubled, sfole fhird, and came home on a wild pirch. New Hamp'l'on, on May 7, was 'lhe firsl K. U. A. vicrim of +he year. The home Team won, I2-8. Bo+h leams had a big firsf inning: and, when lhe dus'r had cleared, New Hamp- 'lon was leading, 6-5. Kimball Union soon remedied 'lhis, however, when Campbell scored in lhe second: Campbell, Slanley, and Hunler in fhe 'lhirdg Campbell and Hunler again in +he liffh: and Hamilion in the ninlh. New Hampton gof a run in lhe fourlh and one in fhe nin+h fo bring fheir 'lofal fo eight Afler fhis brillian+ win fhe feam once again was defealed by one run. A+ Saxlons River Vermon+ Academy bea+ our K. U. A., 5-4, on May IO. Flanders belled ou+ a lerrific homer 'lo s+ar+ +he fallies, in The fhird. ln +he fiflh, Campbell singled and Devine drove him home wi'l'h a circui+ clou+. In +he sevenrh Hun+er reached 'Firs+ on a lielder's choice and Camp- bell singled him in for rhe fourih and final run. V. A. scored fhree runs in fhe fourlhg buf, going in+o fhe sevenfh, Kimball Union was slill in +he lead. ln fhe sevenlh V. A. lied 'l'he score: and, wifh fwo our and lhe bases loaded, Wes+ drew a walk lo force in lhe winning run. The leam reiurned home on May I4, fo play +he Darl'mou'I'h Freshmen, bul' nine errors in 'lhe field upsel' a seven-hir maslerpiece +ha+ Fred Johnson was dealing ou+ +o one of lhe slrongesl' Green leams in years. Darlmoulh won, I0-3. Flanders drew a walk in lhe second and came home on fhree successive singles by Cu+ler, Lewis, and Hunfer, respeclively. Johnson singled in fhe sixlh, advanced lo +hird on fwo errors and crossed fhe plafe when Culler singled. Lewis hir a +hree-bagger in lhe sevenlh and scored on a ground-our by Campbell +o lirsl base. Dar+mou+h scored in lhe Firsl, second, lhird, and nin+h innings. On May I7, Bowler of Governor Dummer se+ fhe Meriden nine down wifh 'I'wo hifs fo regis+er a 3-0 shufouf. Flanders singled in 'lhe second, and Lamson in 'rhe fourfh. Exeler beal Kimball Union I6-8, on May 2I, scoring nine runs in 'lhe eighlh inning. On May 24 Kimball Union opened up a four-game home slay againsl Clark School, fo wind up +he season. 'The pilching slafi of Lamson and Johnson have performed well lhrough l'he season. y ,,,,, -vu-n-ru VARSITY BASEBALL Firsf Row lleff lo righfl: F. Johnson, Hunier, Hamilion, Flanders lCapfainl, Cuiler, Campbell, Devine, Lamson. Second Row: Coach Carver. Slanley, Lewis, Reid, Lamere, Hofchlniss lhllanagerl. Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball Union Union Union Union Union BASEBALL SCHEDULE Samuel Cufler '4 I , Ca plain 7-Clark 8 Kimball 7-Sfevens High l I Kimball 4-Albany Academy 5 Kimball I2-New Hampfon 8 Kimball 4-Vermonl' Academy 5 Kimball Kimball Union -Alumni Union Union Union Union Union 3-Darlmouih I0 0-Governor Dummer 3 8-Exeier Academy lb -Clark -Vermoni Academy The baseball +eam +his year alfhough characferized by erafic playing had iis brighf spo+s. Nolably was ihe piiching of Fred Johnson and S+ew Lamson, and +he fine improvemenf as a caicher by Bob Hunler. Olher feafures were The long hilfing of Lamson and Flanders. Prospecfs for nexl year are brighf if any piichers are found. Bob Hunfer, Whi+ey Campbell, Charlie Hamillon, and Ed Devine will unile wiih several J. Vs. developed by coach Douglas. These will include Ingalls, Hayes, Hay and MacNamee.-Frederick Carver. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Firsf Row Ileff Io righII: Hall, Hayes, Holmes, Hewiff, Walson, MacNamee, Ingals, Davies, Over+on, Alwood, Flelcher, McCullough. Sugden. Second Row: Saggioies lManegerI, Seiler. Russell. Bailey. Hay, Apel. Kenf, MacNamara, Sorfwell, Gerrish, Coach Douglass. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Kimball Union 6-Deerfield 9 Kimball Union --New Hamplon Kimball Union 6-New Hampfon 4 Kimball Union -Holclerness Kimball Union 20-Vermon+ Academy 3 Kimball Union -Deerfield Kimball Union -Wesf Lebanon Kimball Union -Vermoni' Academy JAYVEE BASEBALL SEASON So far +he Jayvee Baseball Ieam has had a 'Fair season, wiih 'Iwo wins and 'Ihree losses. The Jayvees los+ Iheir firsf game -Io Deerfield 9-6, bu+ won +he second from New Hamp- Ion, 6-4. On May 7, Wesl' Lebanon held fhe Orange and Black 'Io Iwo runs on Ihree hifs 'For a I0-2 vicfory. May I0 was fhe highlighf of 'rhe season when Kimball Union collecfed I2 hi+s, I0 wallcs, 25 slolen bases, and 20 runs Io dynami+e V. A., 20-4. On May I9, Kim- ball Union losf a hearfbreaker in ex'Ira innings Io New Hampfon, I0-9. There are +hree more games lef+ +o play, and we can expecf more Kimball Union vicfories. RESERVE LACROSSE Firsf Row lleff fo righfl: Blaclreff. Clarke, Woodward, P. Cullman, Creesy. Aflrinson, Brewsler, Mehlbach, R. Camp bell. Second Row: Duane. Mr. Boulay lCoachl, Washburn, Smarf, Church, Mann Ilvlanagerl, Henderson. RESERVE LACROSSE SCHEDULE Kimball Union 4-Deerfield 3rds 2 Kimball Union -Deerfield 3rds RESERVE LACROSSE There was such a furnouf for Lacrosse af fhe beginning of fhis year's season fhaf if was evidenf fhaf a Reserve feam would have fo be insfifufed fo fake care of players who seemed unlikely of seeing much varsify acfion. This feam is scheduled for fwo games wifh fhe Deer- field Juniors and has played one. This game was a hard foughf encounfer scoring by bofh sides. lf ended af 4-2 in favor of Deerfield. However fhe feam sfill has one game fo play wifh Deerfield and fhe fide may well be furned af fhis fime. LACROSSE SEASON For fhe fhird year, Kimball Union has mainfained a varsify Lacrosse feam. The sporf of Lacrosse sprang info exisfance af Kimball Union fhree years ago, when Varsify Coach Denf, of Darfmoufh, came down fo school wifh some of his players and gave fhe sfudenfs an exhibi- fion of fhe fundamenfals of Lacrosse. This gave birfh fo fhe inferesf among fhe sfudenf body which made Lacrosse a varsify sporf here af Kimball Union. The feam gof off fo a fairly good sfarf fhis season, even fhough fhey did lose. This firsf game was played againsf a powerful Bosfon Lacrosse Club, who had consenfed +o play us while on fheirlway fo Hanover fo fake on Darfmoufh fhe following day. This club is an almosf semi-pro organizafion, and fhough we losf fo fhem, fhe score of 8-Il shows fhaf we had pofenfialifies. The nexf game, played againsf Deerfield B af Deerfield, resulfed in a win for fhe home feam, 3-5. Following fhis, fhe feam made fhe long journey fo Kingswood School, in Harfford, Con- necficuf. Here we complefely overpowered our opponenfs, and won easily, I2-2. The nexf game was played nearer home, af Hanover againsf fhe Darfmoufh Freshmen, who won fhe encounfer by a score of I4-I, having complefely overwhelmed fhe boys in orange and black. Following fhis fhe eleven mef fhe sfrong Mounf Hermon feam on our home field. This resulfed in a vicfory for fhe laffer, by a score of I3-2. This was fhe lasf game played by fhe Lacrosse feam up fo fhe fime of fhe wrifing of fhis arficle. Perhaps during fhe resf of fhe season fhe feam will do beffer fhan fhey have fo dafe. Af fhe wrifing of fhis, fhere are sfill games fo be played againsf Deering High, and Deer- field B . Bofh of fhese are home games and well may resulf in vicfories for fhe Wild- cafs . The feam wishes fo fhank Coaches Barker and Deneaulf, for fheir poinfers on play, and fakes off ifs haf fo Capfain Hinman for his capable leadership. When fhe school has played Lacrosse for a longer period of fime, if is evidenf fhaf Kimball Union will have a good feam. Af leasf fhis cannof fail fo be frue if fhe feams of coming years show fhe spirif of fhe Lacrosse feam of I94l. VARSITY LACROSSE Firsf Row llefi fo righilz McFalls, Landers, Brown. Hinch, Hinman lCapiainl, Morgan, Duvally. H. Cullman, Broif. Second Row: Aihinson, Spanos, Moore, Scannoll, M. Webber, Richardson, Hooher,'PaHerson. Third Row: Mr. Deneaulf ICoachI. Creesy, Clarke. G. Thompson lManagerI, BIaclreH. Church, R. Campbell, Mr. Barker ICoachl. LACROSSE SCHEDULE Richard Hinman '4I. Capiain Kimball Union 8-Bosion L. Club Il Kimball Union I-Dar'I'mou'I'h '44 I4 Kimball Union 3-Deeriield B 5 Kimball Union 2-Mt Hermon I3 Kimball Union I2-Kingswood School 2 Kimball Union 5-Glenn's Falls 5 Kimball Union --Deerfield B The season of I94I found lacrosse fo be one of +he popular spring sporis. A+ +he begin- ning of fhe season forfy-'Iwo boys iurned oui and Ihe mosi' encouraging 'Ihing aboui Ihis was 'Ihe large number of lower class boys, which means fhai ieams in Ihe fuiure should be much sironger. We believe ihai before long lacrosse will be a maior spori' ai Kimball Union for 'Ihere is no game Ihai' covers so many fundamenials +ha+ are needed +o par+icipa+e in oiher aciiviries. Bofh of us wanf io Ifhank ihe whole squad for iheir inieresl' and cooperaI'ion.- E. L. Barker and H. J. Deneauli. VARSITY TENNIS The l94I fennis feam enjoyed anofher successful season under fhe capable coaching of Bill Everfs, who when he came fo fhe school, for fhe firsf fime lasf year, enjoyed an unde- feafed season. A+ fhe fime of fhe wrifing of fhis arficle fhe fennis 'ream has won five mafches and losf fwo. Ernie Johnson's capable leadership fhis year proved invaluable fo fhe feam, as was also his excellenf playing. The feam in order of number, were Ernie Johnson, Gran Fuller, Max Goldfine, Randy Brock, and Bill' Crounse. These were assisfed by Len Ran- some, Joe Whifcomb, Henry Gowing, Moose Poole, Red Wrighf, and Dick McCrud- den. The firsf mafch was played af Hanover againsf fhe powerful Darfmoufh Freshmen. The Mafch was close all fhe way, buf a+ fhe end Darfmoufh was leading 5-4. This mafch was much like fhe one which was played lasf year af Darfmoufh, excepf for fhe facf fhaf lasf year fhe score was reversed. The second mafch fold a differenf sfory. This proved fo be pracfically a shufouf for Kim- ball Union, fhe score being 8-I. The mafch was played af Albany Academy, on May 3rd. Exefer Academy proved a good deal foo much for our feam, and fhough we puf up a good baffle all fhe way, fhe final score sfood af 8-I in favor of Exefer. Vermonf Academy, played af Saxfons River on May I0 proved a vicforious mafch. The final score was 8-I. The nexf fwo games were bofh shufoufs for Kimball Union. The firsf of fhese was af New Hampfon, and fhe second was played versus Clark af Meriden. This ferminafes fhe season up fo fhe fime of fhe wrifing of fhis arficle. The resf of fhe schedule looks easy enough for such a fennis feam as we have, so as a prophecy as fo fhe season's resulf, if would seem fhaf fhere will be nine wins and fwo losses. This is cerfainly an imposing record. and one of which Coach Everfs should have fhe righ+ fo be iusfly proud. E Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball TENNIS First Row lleff 'ro righilz Brock. Goldfine, E. Johnson lCap+ainl, Fuller. Second Row: P. Whi+ney lManagerl. Crounse. McCrudden. Mr. Everfs lCoachl. Union Union Union Union Union TENNIS SCHEDULE Ernesl' Johnson, Ca pfain 4-Darfmoufh '44 5 Kimball Union 8--Albany Academy I Kimball Union I-Exe'I'er 8 Kimball Union 5-Vermonf Academy 4 Kimball Union 8-Clark I Kimball Union Kimball Union -Alumni 9.. 9 New Hampfon 0 Clark 0 Governor Dummer New Hampfon Vermonl' Academy The I94I +ennis Ieam was faced wi+h +he problem of equalling lasf year's record. Al- Ihough if losf +o Darimouih and +o Exe+er, Ihere has been no loss of inieresl. I Ihink +his facf is due fo Ihe leadership of Ernie Johnson. I know every boy loves Ihe game, and even when everyfhing seems 'Io be going agains+ him, he is s+ill improving his game, fhe game +ha'I he will always like, and play Iwenfy years from now.-William Everls. I94I SPRING TRACK SEASON I94I was a banner year for 'rhe spring irack feam. as il' boas+ed one of fhe besi balanced 'ieams seen a+ Kimball Union in many years. Joe Bufler, +he cap+ain, led 'lhe feam +o ihe success which il deserved. Under +he able coaching of Mr. Babcock every member of +he +eam was in fine condifion for lhe firsi meel' and remained +ha+ way fhroughoul- +he year. Troy, Wilkins, and Caldwell lhrowing fhe weighis improved a+ each meef and lhese evenis gained several needed poinis for fhe 'l'eam score. The firsi meer was held a+ Meriden April 26, wiih S+. Johnsbury Academy. Kimball Union emerged viclorious, bul noi un+il affer a hard sfruggle. The boys from Vermonl' boasied good men in 'lhe mile, pole vaulf and discus, bul' 'lhe superiorify of our Team in all ihe ofher even+s counieracfed +his. Ted Builer was lhe individual s1'andou+ of +he mee+, faking 'Four firsf places, buf Joe Buller and Alan Buchsbaum accounled for a number of poinfs 'I'hemselves. The mee? wi+h Albany Academy a+ Albany +he 'Following week ended in a clean sweep for Kimball Union. The final score was l02-20 wilh Kimball Union laking all bul' one firsl' place. Ted Builer again won four firsf places io fake +he honors for his feam. The nex+ Two mee+s were inierscholasfic affairs: one a+ Durham and +he o+her a+ M. I. T. In bofh of ihese meefs +he ieam made an excelleni showing. Placing second +o Se+on Hall af Durham was perhaps +he greaiesl' achievemenl +he ieam aHained. Wilh a fofal of ninefeen poinis Kimball Union beaf such feams as Moses Brown and S+. Johns, and brough+ glory 'lo our school on +he hilliop. Alan Buchsbaum 'look iwo second places in fhe l00 and 220 yard dashes. Ted Bufler won a second place in +he low hurdles and four+h in +he 440 yard dash. Nick Caldwell 'look ihird in +he discus, Troy placed second in the ghoi pu-f wil-h Wilkins fourih in fha? even+. The relay +eam composed of J. Bufler, Johnson, T. Bufler, and Buchs- baum again fook second in bofh dashes and Ted Bufler placed fourih in +he 440 yard dash. The compe+i+ion was sfronger here. Buchsbaum Finished a close second in a 220 which +ied +he world's record. To fake a sixih place in such company was no disgrace for K. U. A. Men and Even'l's l00 yard dash: Alan Buchsbaum, Russell Leonand, Carl Tourfelloi. 220 yard dash: Alan Buchsbaum, Russell Leonard, Carl Tour+ello+, Wade Johnson. Hurdles: Ted Bufler, John Thompson, ScoH Websfer. 440 yard dash: Ted Bu'l'ler, Wade Johnson. Bob Whilcomb. 880 yard run: Joe Bu'Her, Henry Parker. Mile run: Duke Jennings, Bill Tomer, Finlay Whilllesey. High jump: Joe Builer, Henry Parker, Finlay Whi++lesey. Broad jump: Ted Bu+ler, Alan Buchsbaum, Russell Leonard. Pole vaull': Bill Taylor, Bob Muller, Henry Parker. Javelin: Joe Bu'l'ler, Russell Leonard, Carl Touriellol, Ted Bu+ler. Weighls, which included sho+ puf, discus and hammer +hrow: Jack Wilson, Gordon Troy. Nick Caldwell. Relay ieam: Alan Buchsbaum, Ted Bu+ler, Wade Johnson, Joe Buller, Russell Leonard. SPRING TRACK Firsf Row llefi lo righilz Tourielloi, Wilkins, E. Builer, J. Bufler lCap+ainl, Buchsbaum, Leonard, Parker. Second Row: Whilflesey, Taylor, Caldwell, Thompson, W. Johnson. Tomer. Third Row: Websler, Jennings, Mason. Shaw, Kinsley, Haller, Troy. Fourlh Row: Mulcare lManagerl. Webber. R. Whifcomb, Paulsen. J. Davies,-Mr. Babcock lCoachl. TRACK SCHEDULE Joseph Bufler, Caplain Kimball Union 68 S+. Johnsbury 49 Kimball Union l02 Albany Academy 20 Kimball Union Governor Dummer 2nd al New Hampshire lnferscholaslics 6+h a+ New England Privaie School Meel' al' Amhersl' lnlerscholaslics Occasionally a coach has a +eam fhal gives him an unusual amouni of safisfaciion. This has been lrue of +he leam This year. Mos-l boys would like +o be oulslanding in afhlelics buf only a few are willing +o pay +he price, of lhis you will all agree Alan Buchsbaum and Ted Buller should be menlionod as fhe oulslanding examples. These l'wo boys have won more l'han half fhe poinls earned by lhe Team fhroughoul' The winler and spring seasons. The leam will be greally weakened by gradualion. To all l exlend my sincere good wishes and my apprecialion and congrafulalions for all lhaf you have done bolh on and off lhe alhlelic field.-W. S. Babcock. .. .l. A1 -.. GOLF SEASON Wilh more and beller malerial, and an early slarl which was due lo lhe early Spring wealher in April, lhe I94l Golf Season was more successful lhan lhe preceding seasons. Be- cause ol lhe necessily ol going lo Lebanon lor praclice, only a limiled number ol candidales can be accepledg bul len men reporled lor lhe squad, many ol lhem ol more lhan ordinary promise. The coach, Mr. Moullon, spenl lhe lirsl lwo weeks on lhe lundamenlals ol lhe swing, giving individual allenlion lo each man in lurn, belore sending lhem oul lor lheir lirsl lrial rounds, so lhal a well balanced leam was ready lor lhe lirsl malch. The lirsl malch was losl lo lhe Darlmoulh '44 leam which was an unusually slrong one. Allhough il losl all ils malches in lhis encounler, lhe leam gave a good accounl ol ilsell, in several cases making lhe opponenls exlend lhemselves lo lhe ulmosl. Playing lor lhe lirsl lime on lhe dillicull Hanover course and in a high wind, lhe leam was al a disadvanlage and deserves considerable credil. ln lhe second malch, on lhe course al Lebanon, lhe leam was again delealed by Ml. Hermon. The play in lhis malch was somewhal disappoinling aller lhe good praclice rounds lhal had been played in lhe days preceding lhe malch. The leam slruck ils slride againsl Lebanon High School and won by a good margin. An even beller showing was made againsl New Hamplon, also al Lebanon. Malches wilh lhe Clark School and a relurn malch wilh New Hamplon on lhe Laconia Goll Club course compleled lhe season. Caplain Jack Richdale, lhe only leller man on lhe squad lrom lhe l940 season, played Number One aller lhe lirsl lwo malches. He has been a good, consislenl player, allhough his game was lale in reaching lhe slride ol his lasl season. He is an unusually long hiller wilh wood and iron and a good malch player. Allhough his longer shols have been hard lo gel under conlrol lhis season, he has improved a greal deal in pulling. Ol lhe new candidales lor lhe leam, Chuck Johnson, who proved his alhlelic abilily in lhe winler on lhe Junior Varsily Hockey Team, has been lhe oulslanding player. He hils lhe ball well, gelling enough dislance wilh wood and iron, is sleady and consislenl, parlic- ularly in his shorl approaches and pulls. He played Number One in lwo malches, and wilh Richdale has made a hard combinalion lo beal. Third place was occupied by Dan Haslam. Less brillianl lhan Richdale and Johnson, Dan plays sleadily in compelilion and has been a regular poinl winner. Jim Durrance and Frank Fellon have loughl il oul lor lourlh place, wilh Durrance having lhe edge. Frank and George Ricker have made greal progress wilh lheir game and, wilh Chuck Johnson, will make a line slarl lor lhe i942 season. ..4niuHa GOLF Leif +o righf: Mr. Moullon lCoacl'1l, Haslam, Richdale lcaplainl, Dyer, Durrance, C. Johnson, Fellon. GOLF SCHEDULE Jack Richdale, Cap+ain Kimball Union 0 -Darlmouih '44 9 Kimball.Union 9 -Lebanon 3 Kimball Union 6lf2-Ml. Hermon IIVZ Kimball Union 3V2-New Hamp+on ZVZ Kimball Union 6 -Clark 0 From +he poinl of view of 'rhe coach, lhe I94l Golf season was mosl' saiisfaclory. Al- +hough +here was bu+ one man lefl' over from +he preceding +eam, +he new boys produced a number of candida+es who hi+ +he ball well and wi+h whom il' was a joy +o work and play, oui of which a good feam was developed, and a promising s+ar+ was made for l942. Caplain Jack Richdale did no+ fully hi+ his sfride of lasf year, buf played consis'I'en+ly and responded well under pressure. He and Chuclc Johnson, who played well and even brillianfly in all his maiches, made a very sfrong combina+ion. Haslam, Durrance and Fellon improved sieadily +hroughou+ +he season, ge++ing more and more con'I'rol of +heir shols, and playing well when sho+s were needed. Johnson, Felfon and Riclrer will make an excellenl' s+ar+ for anofher suc- cessful season nexl' year. -Coach Moullon. -Q-an YY s M., .MV 'W X' iv.,'.f SL x X, -ks, V ms -fr vw.-'X fkaiaii iii' ' , ' K ,' 'fi h f N - if e S 'aux 'A 2' Hsieh fi-s-25'-EES: x N gx SN E Qi N'Q :T-Qu 2 z -x NN w QS E ,' :-: x 5 :s 552 s x5 N l 5- ' s .N Sis 5 N N g Q S: :c sh bNt . Q N Q N5 'h 5 xi: Q- gNs e , s N 5,5 l- is Q. -N N15 , 5 H N sn ::. EE stairs: 5 s s S El -Es: hx STAN Nui! Q g N' -a H 5' :EE N: - ,E-: Q - : : N it 5 :: Q S xx If N 6 : - --- - rs 5 N u NN -' Q 5 N S 5 ' 5 '1 : : Q QQ Six 15 N S g i 2 X X 1 f N iT f X W if Q 4 T fi A 4 w 1 f F , f MW iff f ZZ:f-,fmmf CONCORDIA STAFF Firsl Row llell lo righll: Overlon, E. Johnson, Kiniry, Webber, Davis, Monlgomery, F. Johnson, Mulcare, Holchkiss 'Second Row: Reid, Culler, Goldline, Duane, Buchsbaum. Coffin, Fellon. Mellell. Third Row: Buller, Davies, Durrance, Slyles, Duvally, Day, Holmes. Fourlh Row: Haller. Parker, Mr. Sherman, Troup, Alwood. CONCORDIA STAFF Early lasl lall, a meeling was held lor candidales for lhe I94l CONCORDIA Slall. Ever 'since lhal lime much planning has been done and many hours have been spenl in securing ad- verlisemenls lo linance lhe publicalion ol lhe book. Though lhere are several changes in lhe lormal ol lhis year's CONCORDIA, il has been lhe endeavor ol lhe slall lo keep lhe book essenlially lhe same as in pasl years. Much em- phasis lhis year has been placed on lhe Pholography Deparlmenl, since lhe slalil leels lhal lhe besl lunclion ol a year book lies in ils piclures ol school aclivily and lile. Much credil, lhen, musl go lhe Pholography Deparlmenl, which has spenl many hours in lhe darkroom, and has used much pholographic malerial al ils own expense. The edilorial slall has also pul lorlh ils besl ellorls lo produce a book whose wrillen lealures will make lor enioyable reading by everyone, whelher direclly connecled wilh lhe school or nol. Wilh lhis end in mind, lhey have worked long and carelully, al limes having lo weigh lhe balance belween school aclivily and work on lhe CONCORDIA. The slall owes a huge vole ol lhanks lo Mr. Sherman, who has aided us no end in pulling lhings logelher: also we wanl lo lhank al lhis lime Messrs. Collins, Herberl, Rawson, and Wood, who have helped us wherever lhey were able in myriad ways. The slall is now happy lo submil lhe year book lor lhe Class ol l94I. We sincerely hope lhal no offense will be laken al any ol ils arlicles and lhal il will be enjoyed lhoroughly by all. THE KlMBALL UNlON Firsi Row lleff fo righilz Lamson, Kiniry, Sfyles, Webber, D. Davis, Day Buchsbaum, Bell, Duane. Second Row: Smifh, Mr. Rawson, Mr. Collins, Mr. Herberl. Third Row: Nauss, Hewiif, Walson, Lillie, Lane. Johnson. Fourth Row: Arwood, Dunclxlee, Monfgomery, Russell, Cullman, H. Davis, Hofchkiss, Henderson, Overfon, Scannell Mulcare. THE KIMBALL UNlON An aH'emp+ io praise 'lhe Kimball Union board for i'rs excellence in work rhroughoul' 'lhis year would be in vain, for lhe praise fhis group is worihy of is 'Far beyond expression. The combined e'FFor'l's of 'lhe wri+ers and lhe business men of +he school have been pul' info fhe procluciion of feafure arficles, ediforials, spor+s, carfoons, and adverfisemenfs which form fhe con+en+s of our school paper. Our hais are oFF +o Edifor-in-chief Donald Davis, whose limif- less pafience and liferary abilify have never failed in gerfing fhe dummy under fhe wire be- 'Fore 'lhe deadline. Equally imporfanf as fhe scribes are fhose boys who have confinually given up fheir lime 'lo sell fhe Kimball Union. This involves fhe process of adver'l'ising and con- +inual correspondence wi+h 'lhe alumni and parenfs of +he school. The enfire board ex+ends ifs mos+ hearffel-l +hanl:s of appreciafion +o Mr. Collins, Mr. Rawson and Mr. Herberf, our facully advisors. The s+aFF's reward was noi' only +he safisfacrion of puffing our an enfhus- iaslically acclaimed paper bu+ an annual banquef held af fhe Darfmoufh Ouling Club. 4: Q 4. ,.:. g W M use Elwi is ' CHOIR Firs+ Row llefl 'ro righfl: Mason, Sherman, Holmes, Russell, Dunclclee, Wilson, Duvally, Herberl, HewiH'. Second Row: Moore. Reid, Bouley. Wa+son. WhiHlesey, Leonard. Third Row: Rawson, Woodward, Lowe. Wood, Nauss. CHOIR The Kimball Union Academy Choir, under +he able guidance of Choir Masler and organ- isf, George Low, has once again rendered valuable service 'lo fhe Congregalional Church of Meriden. ln addilion 'ro i+s regular dufies each Sunday, +he Choir presenled, +he nighl' before +he Chrislmas holidays, a Chrisfmas Carol Service in which fhe seasonal Chrisfmas music was sung by bofh lhe Choir and lhe congregalion. A special allernaling solo was sung by fwo of lhe organizalions soloisls, Don Moore ancl Russell Leonard, wifh 'rhe Choir singing lhe narra- live paris in unison. The Choir is made up of a balanced group of picked voices chosen from 'rhe sfudenl body and +he members of lhe facully who wish 'lo parficipale. These sfudenls and maslers consisl' of +he following: Messrs. Boulay, Herberf, Rawson, Sherman, and Wood of 1'he faculfy, and Dunclxlee, Duvally, HewiH', Holmes, Leonard, Moore, Nauss, Reid, Russell, Walson, Whi'l'- flesey, and Woodward of +he sludenl body. v Amend me si ORCHESTRA Firsf Row llefr +o righ+l: J. Davies. Perlier, Mculfon. Whi+comb. Fairbanks. Second Row: Haslem, Mr. Low, Hooker, F. Davies, Dunclxlee, Websler. ORCHESTRA li is 'lrue +ha+ +he Kimball Union orcheslra does noi have as many showings before 'I'he public as do our oiher musical organiza+ions: ii does provide much enferlainmenf during Hs appearance in coniuncfion wi+h many of our school musicals. This year fhe orcheslra con+inued ifs faifhful praciice under +he excellenl conduc+ing of Mr. Low. The frui'I's of fhese efforis were obvious when 'lhe orcheslra supplied 'l'he incidenlal music in coniunclion wi+h +he dramalic club, playing belween +he ads of i+s presenlalions. The Orchesfra combined wiih fhe Glee Club during i+s annual conceri' wi+h Vermoni' Academy which was a greai' success. H' also added varie+y, again in coniunc+ion wilh +he Glee Club, during a concer+ given ai' ihe U. S. Veierans Hospi'l'al. Mosf imporianl of all will be +he an- nual dufies +he orcheslra will perform during graduafion weelc-end. Violins-Hay, Mary Moul'l'on Horn-Hooker Clarinefs-Fairbanks, Whi+comb, Fuller Trombone-Dunclclee Trumpels-J. Davies, Parlcer Percussion-Mr. Wood, F. Davies Piano-Websfer Flule-Mr. Moulfon BAND AND CHEERLEADER Firsl' Row lfronl' lo rearl: Mr. Low. Second Row: Tourlellof, Hooker, Sorfwell, Fairbanks, Church, Mulcare. Third Row: Porler, Seiler, R. Whilcomb, F. Davies, J. Davies. Fourlh Row: Kimball. Fiffh Row: Duncklee, McFalls, Reid, Mr. Wood, Parker. Sixih Row: Malleif, Moore, Haslam, Jones, Webber, Nauss. KIMBALL UNION BAND Las+ fall a+ fooiball games, bofh here and away, +he 'Fans grew accusfomed fo seeing and hearing +he Kimball Union Band, resplendeni' in iheir school colors. The Band has been grow- ing sieadily year by year, and lasl fall was presenied wi+h uniforms. H' is quile lrue +ha'i uni- forms ceriainly add color. The Band had planned fo make use of some infricafe maneuvres, buf owing +o lhe illness of +heir energelic direcfor, Mr. George Low, lhey were 'Forced lo poslpone 'lhem un+il nexl' year. The Band played a+ lhe K. U. A. Winler-Carnival baskelball game, and ai' fhe Uni'l'ed Slales Velerans Hospiial a+ While River Jc+. The Band is also +o accompany +he juniors and seniors in Their singing al' lhe annual Class-Day exercises. Mr. Low is now working on a spec- ial arrangemenl'-a medley of school songs-lo be used for l'ha+ purpose. I+ is only righf lhal fhe members of +he band as well as Mr. Low, +he bandmasler, should be given 'lhe praise and credif +ha+ fhey deserve. Too many of us are prone 'ro forgel wha+ a really greal' assel' ihe band is lo Kimball Union. GLEE CLUB First Row lleft 'ro righfl: Dunclrlee. Moore, Wafson, Leonard, Mr. Low lDireciorl, Mason, Reid, Wilson, Mulcare Second Row: Felfon. Parker, Hewi++, Hooker, Poole, Duvally, R. Whifcomb, Holmes, Websler. GLEE CLUB This year fhe Glee Club has been one of +he leading ac+ivi+ies of fhe school in fha? if has represenfed if af several feies. The club has made several frips during +he year: Two 'I'o fhe Ve'l'eran's Hospi+al in While River Junc+ion, V+., and +o Vermonl' Academy. The Glee Club represenis a group of picked voices, all members having been +ried by Mr. Low before becoming members of fhe organizafion. Parficularly is fhe Glee Club helpful ai' Gradualion, when +hey do credil' +o +he Acad- emy in fheir rendi+ions of chosen seleciions. Praise mus+ go 'lo Mr. Low for 'rhe fine work fhaf he has done in selec+ing fhis group, in classifying each member according +o his voice, and in arranging selecfions sung by 'I'he club. The Glee Club ihis year musl' be complimenfed on fhe cooperafion +hey have shown in being a+ rehearsals af 'lhe proper fime. ln +his as in Their fine singing, fhey are a credif fo Kimball Union. FOREIGN POLICY ASSOCIATION Firsf Row lleff fo righfl: Eusfis. Mr. Sherman, Mr. Everfs. Willcins, Mulcare. Mr. Ecll. Duane, Nauss. Second Row: Henderson, Woodward, Shaw, J. Buflar, Jennings. FOREIGN POLICY ASSOCIATION ifs worlc The Foreign Policy Associafion, now in ifs second year of exisfence, has confinued of acquainfing sfudenfs wifh currenf world problems and affairs. The faculfy organuzahon com- miffee consisfed of Rev. Marshall O. Eck, Mr. William Everfs, Mr. J. A. Corlies and Mr. Ernesf Sherman. Mr. Sherman acfed as fhe faculfy chairman and served as mediafor and as clear- ing house for fhe discussions. He has been exfremely helpful in aiding +he organizafion in ifs work, and w'e greafly appreciafe his inferesf. The purpose of fhis associafion, as has been sfafed before, is fo bring fogefher 'fhose boys and faculfy members who are inferesfed in discussing fhe currenf na'honal and mfernahonal affairs. Due fo informal discussion many varied and inferesfing views may be expressed con- cerning all sifuafions. i 'iffl Q. ' . .. .-.waves .fee . in T y x .. Yi 4 ix ii? Rei . A 4 9 me sf as msvvfsv 'N' ,. 'E' . 5-an as A L' ' ...... - I gg.. ir- Q... .W ff'-if ww it gi X 4: is s my A . .. N , is s R , ' S .xl 6 ,Q PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Firsi Row lleff fo righ+l: P. Cullman, Aflxinson, George, Durrance lPresiden'fi, Coffin, Duane, Riclrer. ' Second Row: Church, Fel+on, Mr. Herber+, Mr. Eck, Smiih, Lamere. Third Row: Mann, Bowen, Smarf, Richardson, Jennings. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB This year marks an epoch in fhal' i+ is +he firsf fime +ha+ K. U. A. has had a highly organ- ized Phoiography Club. This club has many useful purposes, +he mosf impor'lan'I' of which is +ha+ ii cen+ralizes in+eres+ so +ha+ insiead of haphazard and unorganizecl picfure-iaking we have a closely-lcni+ uni+ of pho+ography fans. The resuli of +his organizafion is fhaf a well- equipped dark room has been provided and +he headmas+er has donafed a iiffy dollar enlarger. Members of fhe club are given wonderful opporfunilies +0 improve +heir knowledge and +echnique in +he arf. The Concordia and 'lhe Kimball Union prinf fhe besl' of many pic- +ures, +hus providing a s+imulafion +o phofography. Also a plaque has been donaied by +he Concordia which should furfher an in+eres+ in fhe club. Much credil' is due +he Faculfy Ad- visor, Mr. Eclc, who has given uns+in+ingly of his eliforis bo+h in fhe organiza+ion and confinu- afion of fhe club. 4... .. ,- OUTING CLUB Firsi Row llefr +o righflz Burpee, D. Davis, Buchsbaum. Fuller, E. Johnson, Lane, Soriwell, Bell, G. Thompson. Second Row: Parker, Nolan. Flefcher, Co'FFin, Henderson. Third Row: Reid, Culler, Smarr, Gerrish, Kinsley, Troup. Mann, Overlon, Malle'H. Fourih Row: Rockwell, F. Davies, Duvally, Wilkins, Mulcare. Fifih Row: Siyles, Mr. Moulion, Mr. Porier, Alwood. V THE OUTING CLUB As lasl' year +he scene of acliviry of lhe Ouling Club cenfered abouf lhe slarr of lhe new h l. cabin so il did +his year in applying 'Phe finishing 'Pouches 'ro +his new addifion +o our sc oo Each year under +he careful guidance of Mr. Porler fhis organizafion underfakes new lasks and duries, +he resulfs being +his year as in previous ones bolh plenfiful and pracricable. In +he fall many of 'rhe boys in 'l'he Oufing Club gave freely of iheir lime as did Mr. Porier in an eFFor+ 'ro enlarge and perfeci- our ski jump. This was experily accomplished by exacl preciseness of consiruclion. Winrer came and so did ihe dream of many a year ai' . . . . . if . h K. U. A.-a ski low. For ihns underlaklng +he Ouhng Club again deserves lhe credrI', or wil Mr. Por+er's abili+y and skill in combina+ion wi+h 'rhe boys' brawn an easy way 'lo ascend Poiaro Parch was a+ las+ realiry. All work and no play is nor +he policy of any successful organizalion, and so lhe policy of 'lhe Ou+ing Club gave fo various members rhe chance of enjoying numerous lrips fo famous ski cenfers in 'rhe Norlh. Several meals al l'l1e new cabin have also been among fhe pleasanl experiences of lhe Club. 4 we BOY SCOUTS Firsl Row ileff 'lo righli: Kenl, McCullough, R. Whilcomb. Shaw. Second Row: Church, Brewsler, D. Coffin, P. Cullman. Third Row: Bell IAssis+an'f Scoufmasrerl. Mr. Boulay lScoulmas'rerl, Mr. Herbert BOY SCOUTS A+ lhe beginning of +he school lerm +he Boy Scoufs of America Troop 36, held a very im- pressive induclion service. This rilual was allended by Mr. William Simpson, Scouf Field Ex- eculiveg Skipper Holbrook, Head of lhe Daniel Websler Council, and member of +he +roup commilfee, headed by Mr. Brewsler. During lhe fall several hikes were laken lo Corbin Park where lhe pafrols praciiced 'rracking and craflsmanship, buf wilh lhe coming of Winler lhey were forced +o abandon lhis 'For indoor acfivilies. On March I4, +he froop sponsored a Field Day which was aflended by scouls 'From sur- rounding +owns. Affer various confesfs in signalling and boyscouf dufies everyone are a mar- velous supper ai 'lhe Ouling Club. The scouls 'rhen refurned +o +he Hillfop where cerfificafes were awarded by Mr. Simpson and Mr. Anrhony Leahy gave an informal +alk. The officers of lhe lroop were D. Bell, Assisfam' Scoufmaslerg J. Ken+, Scribe: E. Nauss, Buglerg and Mr. Eck, Chaplain. The froop was divided info fwo palrols, namely lhe Crows and the Eagles. The members of rhe Troop were Brown, Whifcomb, Shaw, Coffin, McGrevey, McCullough, Kenr, Wrighl, Cullman, Brewsler, Afkinson, Nauss, Bell, and Parker. Much credii is due 'lhis organizalion 'for 'lheir display of cooperafive spiril' and achieve- menf in abilily +hroughou+ +he school year. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Firsf Row lleff +o righll: 6. Thompson, Hinman, Buchsbaum, E. Johnson, F, Johnson, McCrudden, Ho+chl:iss, P Whiiney, Mulcare. Second Row: Malleff, J. Bufler, Duvally, Fletcher, Lamson. Third Row: Monfgomery, Flanders, Haller, Mr. Babcock, Mr. Barker, Mr. Carver, Mr. Moulton, Overton, J. Thompson Fourlh Row: Mr. Collins, Mr. Everis, Mr. Deneauli, Mr. Boulay, Mr. Densmore. THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL Fred Johnson-Presidenf Ernesl' Johnson--Vice-presidenl Mr. Barker-Faculfy Advisor The aihlefic Council deserves much credi+ for fheir fine work ihroughoul' fhe year, for elecfing managers, and for iheir awarding of K. U. A. a+hle+ic leHers. This honorary associa- fion is composed of all +he capfains, coaches, and managers of fhe several feams. The members of 'rhe council +his year are: Capfains Fred Johnson and S'rewar+ Lamson lfoofballi, Jerry Duvally lsoccerl, Dick McCrudden lskiingi, Alan Buchsbaum lwinfer frackl, Tim Overfon lbaske+balll, Charles Flanders lhockeyj, Dick Hinman llacrossel, Ernes+ Johnson lfennisl, Joe Bu'Her lspring frackl, and fhe capfains of baseball and golf: also fheir respec+ive managers, George Monigomery, John Thompson, Charles MalleH, Herber+ Flelcher, Millard Webber, Granl Thompson, Philip Whi'I'ney, Tom Mulcare, and Richards Hofchkiss. . . Q I' 1.Ai J' ZF:iEwLQ,W - DEBATE Firsl Row lleff fo righfln P. Cullman, Buchsbaum, Brown, Spanos, Troy, Waison, Saggioles, Flefcher. Second Row: Roberfson, Jones, Parker, Mr. Wiles, Wilkins, Overion. DEBATE CLUB Under +he experf supervision of Mr. Howard Wiles, fhe Kimball Union Debale Club was organized during +he 'Fall +erm. The purpose of lhe Club is +o bring fogefher +hose fellows who have fhe abilify 'lo argue shrewdly and who wan+ 'I-o debaie among lhemselves and againsl o'l'her schools. ln order fo familiarize fhe sludenfs wifh lhe procedure of debaling, a Dar+mou'l'h-Wesley- an debafe was held in +he chapel. Shorfly afler. fhe Deba+e Club made i+s debu+ by publicly debafing a feam from fhe public speaking classes. Here +he Debafe Club was vicforious. Be- fore Spring Vacalion, lhe club mel Darfmoufh Freshmen in a non-decision debafe. DRAMATIC CLUB Firsf Row lleff fo righflz Genn, P. Cullman, Tourfellof, Morgan iPresidenfl, Wafson, Websfer, Webber. Second Row: Whifflesey. Wilson, Mary Jones, Ransom, Mary Moulfon, Willrins. Third Row: Monfgomery, Brown, Nauss, Mr. Herberf, Mr. Wiles, Clarke, Sorfwell. Fourih Row: D. Davis, Kinsley, Smifh, Barron, Muller. DRAMATIC SOCIETY Alfhough Kimball Union has previously presenfed several small plays and opereffas, fhis year The Kimball Union Drama Sociefy was formed. Under fhe experienced guidance of Mr. Wiles. ably assisied by Mr. Herberf, fhe K. U. A. players elecfed fheir firsf officers and suc- ceeded in scoring fwo hifs. The firsi' was a one acf farce, The Pof Boiler , and fhe second a fhree aci Broadway comedy by Clifford Goldsmifh called Room Service . The firsf presenfafion was given before fhe sfudeni' body fhe day preceding Thanksgiving vacafion. This play was a safirical fake-off on big fime producers. The eccenfric producer, Bill Morgan, was being slowly driven mad by fhe performance of his acfors, Carl Tourfellof, George Monfgomery, Jerry Genn, Paul Cullman, and John Duncklee. To fop off The confusion, an amafeur wrifer, Bob Muller, added his bewildermenf +o an already hopeless sifuafion. Lafer in fhe Spring Term fhe Kimball Union Drama Sociefy came baclc wifh an even big- ger hif, Room Service . A once lauded Broadway hif, 'rhis play proved fo be a greaf suc- cess. On somewhaf fhe same fheme as fheir earlier presenfafion, Room Service depicfed a shoe-sfring producer, played by Bill Morgan, geffing info all sorfs of frouble frying 'io sell 'fhe hofel managemenf, Bill Bailey and Bob Wafson, on his play, insfead of paying his overdue bill. To add fo 'rhe hilarious sifuafions Bill Wilson, Scoff Websfer, and Roger Webber supplied a good deal of fhe never-ending laughs in fhe play. Taking 'rhe female leads were Mary Moulfon and Mary Jones, also members of fhe sociefy. Fif+h Row: Bailey. SENIOR COUNCIL Firsf Row lleff 'Io righfl: F. Johnson, Lamere, E. Johnson, Mr. Brewsfer, F. Davies. Lamson, Holmes. Second Row: Flanders, Goldfine, J. Bufler, Sfanley, Flefcher, Roberfson, Overfon. THE SENIOR COUNCIL OF I94I The Senior Council , which was esfablished las'I' year, was so very successful 'Ihaf if was confinued fhis year. The dufy of fhis sfudenf board is fo discuss fhe problems in our school life and fo find ways 'Io eliminafe fhese difficulfies. This council, modeled affer fhe Board of Trus'I'ees , also having fhirfeen members, works wifh Mr. Brewsfer for fhe be'H'ermen+ of Kim- ball Union and for fhe welfare of fhe sfudenf body. Elecfed fhis year +o fhis advisory board were: Herberf Flefcher, Charles Flanders, Jr., Timofhy Overfon, Maxwell Goldfine, Ernesf Johnson, Frederic Johnson, Jr., Sfewarf Lamson, Joel Lamere, Jr., Frederic Davies, John Sfanley, Jr., Jack Holmes, Joseph Bufler, Jr., and Alan Roberfson. AI' one of fhe firsf meefings, Ernesf Johnson was elecfed Presiclenf wifh Frederic Johnson, Jr., as Vice-President The Senior Council musf be praised for ifs fine work in planning 'I'he Winfer Carnival, which was a greaf success in spife of fhe discouraging weafher and for ifs confinual regard for fhe beffermenf of our lives on hillfop. THE ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIFTH COMMENCEMENT OF KIMBALL UNION ACADEMY CLASS OF l94I ve-Q ERNEST JOHNSON FREDERICK JOHNSON Pfesidenf Vice-Presidenf SENIOR CLASS OFFICER 1941 STEWART LAMSON CHARLES FLANDERS Secreiary Treasurer EDWARD B. APEL The unspoken word never does harm Idenlilicalion: Glasses and a smile. Soccer K-4: Baske+ball 4: Public Speaking 4. JOHN H. ATWOOD ln love maHers. keep your pen from paper Idenfificafion: A box of lies . . J. V. Foo'I'ball 3, 4: Skiing K-2, K-3, K-4: J. V. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Concordia Sfalif 4: Kimball Union Sfaff I, 2, 3, 4: Oufing Club l, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM DOW BAILEY Thy Ioffy head shall sfrike fhe s+ars Iclenfificalion: Looking clown .... Foofball K-4: Baskefball K-4: J. V. Baseball 4: Dramalics 4. DUDLEY SARGENT BELL . Noi +o bring smoke from light ldenfificafionz BuHing in blue .... J. V. Fooiball 3, 4: J. V. Hockey 3: J. V. Baseball 3: Kimball Union Sfaff 3, 4: Ou'I'ing Club 4: Boy Scoufs 3, 4: Public Speak- ing 4. W. RANDLETT BROCK. JR. This is ihe porcelain clay of humankind lclen+ifica+ion: Curly hair and a leH'er from Kaki .... Fooiball-4: Baskeiball K-4: Tennis K-4: Ouiing Club 4. CHARLES WALKER BROWN Wi+h 'Ihee conversing. I forgef fha way lclenrificarionz Derby and a cigar .... J. V. Soccer 4: Hockey K-4: Lacrosse K-4: F. P. A. 4: Boy Scoufs 4: Debafing Socieiy 4: Dramarics 4: Public Speaking 4. ALAN BUCHSBAUM l know Ilme nafure of women ldenlilicafionz Speed personified .... Foolball K-3, K-4: J. V. Foolball I, 2: J. V. Hockey I: Winler Track K-2, K-3. Capfain K-4: Spring Track K-I, K-2, K-3, K-4: Concordia Siafl 4: Kimball Union SI'aFF I, 2, 3, 4: Ouling Club I, 2, 3, 4: A'I'l1le+ic Council 4: Deba+ing Socie+y 4: Public Speak- ing 4. O. GREGORY BURNS. JR. Never sl-lake Ihy gory locks al' mel ldenlificafionz Red hair yelling . . . J. V. Foolball 4: Hockey K-4. WILLIAM B. BURPEE My voice sluck in my fl1roa+ Idenfificafionz Quiei' delerminalion on a horse .... Baskelball 4: J. V. Baskefball 3: J. V. Baseball 2: Spring Track 3: Reserve Foolball 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Ouling Club 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH WARNER BUTLER, JR. Laugh, and fhe world laughs wilh you. lden'rifica+ion: A pleasing manner and swifi 'Fee+ .... Foorball K-4: Soccer 3: J. V. Baskeiball 3: Winfer Track K-4: Spring Track K-3, K-4: Band 3: F. P. A. 4: Aihlelic Council 4: Senior Council 4. DEXTER COFFIN Green calm below, blue quietness above ldenlilicafion: A new coal and some records .... Soccer K-4, K-5: J. V. Soccer 2, 3: Skiing K-4: J. V. Skiing 3: Lacrosse K-3 lmgrl, K-4 lmgrl: J. V. Lacrosse 4: Kimball Union Staff 5: Pholography Club 5: Ou+ing Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Afhlefic Council 4. WILLIAM CROUNSE Sleep dwell upon fhine eyes IcIen+ifica+ion: An old swearer and Campbell . . . Foorball K-4: J. V. Foo+balI 3: J. V. Hockey 4: Tennis K-4: J. V. Tennis 3. SAMUEL E. CUTLER. JR. The world knows naughl' of grealesf men lclenlificalion: A swell smile and Duncan Reid .... J. V. Foolball K-4 lcapfainl: J. V. Hockey 3, 4: Baseball K-4' J. V. Baseball 3: Oufing Club 3, 4: Dramafics 4: Public Speak- ing 4. FREDERICK M. DAVIES , Lei nolhing foul be seen lden+ifica+ion: lndus+ry and ambi+ion . . . . Soccer I, 2, K-3, K-4: Skiing K-4: J. V. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Kim- ball Union Sfalif 2: Choir 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 3: Oufing Club l, 2: Senior Council 4: Science Club I: Public Speaking 4. DONALD P. DAVIS Thy presenl is great will: fulure ldenlilicafion: Freckles and Dick Lillie . . . Fooiball 3, K-4: J. V. Foolball I, 2: J. V. Hockey 2, 3: J. V. Baseball 2: Concordia S+aff 4: Kimball Union S+aFF 2, 3, 4: Ouf- ing Club I, 2: Drama+ics 4: Public Speaking 4. SELBY J. DAY. JR. lf 'lakes a greai man lo make a good lisfener lden'I'ifica+ion: Waving his arms abou? lhe room .... Foofball K-4: Winfer Track K-4: Concordia S+aFF 4: Kimball Union Sfafl 4. EDWARD DEVINE Speak but liffle and well ldenlificafion: Never s'I'ops .... J. V. Foo'l'ball 41 Baskelball K-4: Baseball 4. JAMES C. DURRANCE A liH'le snow, lumbled about becomes a mountain ldenlilicalionz Red hair on skis .... Skiing K-4: Golf K-4: Concordia S+aFF 4: Pho+ography Club 4 CHARLES CHASE FLANDERS For llney can conquer who believe lhey can' ldenlificalions Popularify and a grin 'For everyone .... Foolball K-3, K-4: Hockey K-3, K-4: Baseball K-3, K-4: Alhlefic Council 4: Senior Council 4. HERBERT E. FLETCHER Ease, wi+l1 dignily lclen'l'i'lica+ion: Nonchalance .... J. V. Foolball 3, 4: Baskelball 4 lmgrl: J. V. Hockey 3, 4: J. V. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Reserve Foolball 2: Concordia Slaff 4: Kimball Union Sfaff 2, 3. 4: Ouling Club 4: A+l1le+ic Council 4: Debar- ing Sociefy 4: Senior Council 4. GRANVILLE H. FULLER Enll-lusiasm is The inloxicalion of earneslness ldenlificalion: A lennis rackef and Bill Everls .... Soccer K-2, K-3, K-4: Hockey K-2, K-3, K-4: Tennis K-2, K-3, K-4: Concordia S+aFF 4: Kimball Union Sfaff 2, 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Ouring Club 2, 3, 4: Boy Scouls 2, 3: Dramalics 2, 3: Presidenl of Sophomore Class 2. MAXWELL GOLDFINE Honorlives in honesi foil lden+i'lica+ion: Well dressed Adonis .... Fooiball K-4: J. V. Fooiball 3: J. V. Baske+balI 43 Tennis K-3. K-4: Concordia S1'aFF 4: Ou+ing Club 4: Senior Council 4: Pub- lic Speaking 4. DANIEL BOOTH HASLAM, JR. His head is in flue clouds Iden+ifica+ion: Thai' flagpole over fhere . . Golf K-4: Band 4: Orches+ra 4. RICHARD HINMAN He lives al' ease who freely lives lden+ifica+ion: Daniel in The Lion's Den . . . . Varsi+y Foofball K-4: J. V. Foo+baII 3: J. V. Hockey 3, 4: La- crosse K-3, K-4: Ouiing Club 4: Afhlelic Council 45 Capfain of Lacrosse 4. JOHN J. HOLMES, BRD. I musi go down fo the sea again ldenfificafion: Golden fleece in 'Phe boHom of Barion .... Foofball K-4: Baskefball K-4: J. V. Baseball 4: Choir 4: Glee Club 4: Senior Council 4. ROBERT HOOKER ' Indus'rry need not wish Idenfificafion: Basso Profundo wiih brains .... Lacrosse 4: J. V. Lacrosse 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Orches- fra 3, 4. RICHARDS WOODBURY HOTCHKISS Common sense is very uncommon ldenlificafionz Selby's roommafe .... Reserve Foofball 4: Baseball Manager K-4: Concordia Sfaff 4: Kimball Union Sfaff 4. LOTON DREW JENNINGS I+ is iranquil people who accomplish much ldeniificaiionz All's quief on 'Phe wesfern fron? .... Winier Track K-4: Spring Track K-4: Reserve Foofball 45 F. P. A. 4: Phoiography Club 4. ERNEST L. JOHNSON He fouches nofhing wifhouf adorning if ldenfiiicaiion: Popularify and lnclusfry .... Fooiball K-3, K-4: Hockey K-4: J. V. Hockey 3: Tennis K-3, K-4 lCapfainl: Glee Club 3: Aihlefic Council 3, 4: Dramaiics 3: Senior Council 3, 4. FREDERICK MAIN JOHNSON Popularify is power Ideniificaiionz Well-known a+l1le'I'e .... Foo+baIl K-3, K-4 lCap+ainl: Hockey K-3, K-4: Baseball K-3, K-4: Concordia S+a'Ff 4: Afhleiic Council 4: Senior Council 4. PETER R. KIMBALL The devil is in him Idenfificafionz Skis and high living .... Soccer K-4: Skiing K-4: J. V. Tennis 4: Public Speaking 4. CAMPBELL KINIRY SlyIe is fhe dress of lhoughls ldenlificalion: A brush in l'he hancl, a flower in 'Ihe lapel, and a loud yell .... Foolball K-3, K-4: J. V. Foorball I, 2: Winfer Track 2: Spring Track I, 2: J. V. Tennis : Concordia Sfafl I, 2, 3, 4: Kimball Union Sla'FI I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalics 3. STEWART T. LAMSON, JR. The mysfery of folded sleep ldenlificafionz Good humor al' a slow gail' .... Foolball K-3, K-4, lCap+ainl: J. V. Foolball I, 2: Hockey K-3: J. V. Hockey I, 2: Baseball K-3, K-4: J. V. Baseball I: Kimball Union Siafl 4: Alhlefic Council 4: Senior Council 4: Public Speaking 4. STEWART R. LEWIS A genileman makes no noise' Idenfificaiionz Silence from fhe depfhs of Bryanf .... J. V. Foolball 4: Baske+ball K-47 Baseball K-4. CHARLES KAYLOR MALLETT A iusi forlune awaifs flue deserving lden+ilica+ion: Peclc's bad boy grown up .... Concordia Siaff 3, 4: Kimball Union S+aFF 2, 3, 4: Ouiing Club 2, 3, 4: Aihlelic Council 41: Public Speaking 4. RICHARD S. McCRUDDEN Eagles do noi bring forilw pigeons ldenfificafion: One square inch of lwumanify on skis .... Soccer K-3, K-4: Skiing K-2, K-3, K-4: Tennis K-3, K-43 Band 2, 3: Ouling Club 2, 3, 4: Aihlefic Council 4. GEORGE HAMILTON MONTGOMERY My desolaiion doih begin fo make a beHer life . . lden'I'i'lica'I'ion: Losl' in ihoughl' .... Foofball Manager K-4: Golf 3: Concordia Siaff 4: Kimball Union S+aFF 3, 4: Afhlefic Council 4: Dramarics 4: Public Speak- ing 4. ALONZO WILLOUGHBY MORGAN. IV The plays flue +l1ing ldenfificafion: A bag full of fricks .... Soccer K-4: Lacrosse K-4: Concordia Sfaff 4: Choir 4: Drama- fics 4. THOMAS MULCARE, lll Be lrue lo your lmighesf conviclion lden+ificai'ion: Big grin in pegged panfs .... Soccer 2, K-3: Spring Track 2, 3, K-4 lmgrl: Concordia Sfaff 2, 3: Kimball Union Sfaff 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: F. P. A. 3, 4: Pho- 'iography Club 3: Ouiing Club 2, 3, 4: A+l1Ie+ic Council 4: Dramafics 2, 3: Radio Club 2, 3. JOHN MILES NOLAN Walls have ears Iden'I'ifica+ion: In Irouble and I'he buI'I' of Barker's iokes .... Fooiball K-4: J. V. Fooiball 3: Baskeiball K-3, K-4: Ouiing Club 3. 4: A+hIe+ic Council 4: Public Speaking 4. TIMOTHY M. OVERTON The sense of duly pursues us ever Iden+iIica+ion: The personalify kid .... J. V. Foo+baII 2, 3, 4: Baske'I'baII K-4 lCap+ainI: J. V. Baskelball 2, 3: J. V. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Concordia SI'aIif 4: Kimball Union S+aFf 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Ouiing Club 4: Boy Scouis 4: A'IhIe'I'ic Council 4: Debafing Socieiy 4: Senior Council 4. HEN RY WHIPPLE PARKER I+ is disgraceful 'For me Io be lefi behind Iden+iiica+ion: The blond god of D.R . . . . Foo+baII K-4: J. V. Foo'I'baII 3: J. V. Skiing 3: Winier Track K-4: Spring Track K-4: Lacrosse K-3: Glee Club 4: Band 3, 4: Orchesira 4: Oufing Club 3, 4: Debaling Socieiy 4: Public Speaking 4. LEN NOX RANSOM TI1e4Iree is known by ils fruiI ldenlilicafions Bu'I I' room bridge and flue race Io i'I' .... Winfer Track 4: Tennis K-4: Band 4: Orchesfra 4: Dramalics 4. WILLIAM DUNCAN REID A hear? unspoiled is noi easily daun1ed lden+ifica+ion: Sam CuI'ler .... J. V. Foolball 4: Skiing K-4: Baseball K-4: Choir 4: Glee Club 4: Band 4: Oufing Club 4: Public Speaking 4. ALAN ROBERTSON Much, bu? liHle ldenfilicalionz Mighfy mile .... Foolball K-2, K-3, K-4, K-5: J. V. Foolball I: Hockey 3, 4: Baseball 4, 5: Debafing Sociefy 5: Senior Council 5. EDWIN CURTIS ROCKWELL. JR. The caulious seldom err ldeniificalionz Pleasanl' and quiei' . . . J. V. Skiing 4: Ouiing Club 3, 4. JAMES A. SAGGIOTES Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined lden+ifica+ion: A wl1i+e iackel' and a smile .... J. V. Baskelball 4: J. V. Baseball 4 lmgrl: Reserve Fooiball 4: Deba+ing Sociefy 4. JOSEPH SCANNELL Sinceri+y is ihe face of lhe soul lden+ifica+ion: J. V. Hockey 4: Lacrosse K-4: Kimball Union Sfaff 4: Ou+ing Club 4: Public Speaking 4. WAYNE D. SMART Men of few words are ihe besi' men ldeniificalionz Serious indusfry .... Soccer 2, K-3, K-4: J. V. Lacrosse 3, 4: Phofography Club 4: Ou+ing Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3: Public Speaking 4. ROBERT LYON SMITH Lei us have peace lcleniificalion: Shaggy red hair and glasses .... Winfer Track 4: Tennis 3g Kimball Union Sfaff 4: Pho+ography Club 4: Ouiing Club 2, 3, 4: Dramaiics 4. JAMES SPANOS Wit is fhe sali' of conversa+ion ldenfificalionz Good sense of humor on a firm foundafion .... J. V. Foofball K-4: Baslcelball K-4: Lacrosse K-4: Debafing Sociefy 4. WILLIAM BREWSTER STYLES His glory like a mirror shines ldenliiicalion: The friendly columnisl' .... J. V. Foorball Manager 4: J. V. Baskefball 3, 4: J. V. Baseball Manager 4: Reserve Foolball 3: Concordia S+aFf 4: Kimball Union Sfafl 4: F.P.A. 3: Oufing Club 3, 4. JOHN FREDERICK THOMPSON Plough deep while sluggards sleep ldenliiicalionz Unassuming and diligenr .... J. V. Fooiball K-4: Skiing K-4 lmgrl: Spring Track K-3, K-4: Ouling Club 3: Alhlelic Council 4. CARL THU RSTON TOU RTELLOT All flee world's a siege ldenfilicafionz Sophis+ica+ion running +l1e 440 .... J. V. Foofball 4: Winfer Track K-4: Spring Track K-4: Dramalics 4. PRENTICE MARK TROUP As merry as ihe day is long ldenfificarionz Unquenchable wil' .... Golf 4: Ouiing Club 4: Public Speaking 4. GORDON D. TROY He gliffered as he walked ldenlilicafionz A scowl broken by a smile . Foolball K-4: Winfer Track K-4: Spring Track K-4: Debafing Sociefy 4: Public Speaking 4. MILLARD C. WEBBER Should euld acquainfance be forgol ' lden+ifica+ion: Thai while sweaf sl1ir+ .... J. V. Foo'l'ball 3, 4: Hockey 4 lmgrl: Winfer Track 3: Lacrosse K-3, K-4: Concordia S+aFF 4: Kimball Union Sfaff 4: Ou+ing Club 3, 4: Aflilelic Council 4. E. FINLAY WHITTLESEY MediIaIion is culIure Idenfificafionz On Io Wiles' wiles .... Winfer Track K-4: Spring Track K-4: Choir 41 Dramafics 4. JOHN McGEE WILKINS To be s+rong is Io be happy lden+ifica+ion: Swinging a chair wi+h his belf .... Foofball K-4: WinI'er Track K-4: Spring Track K-4: F.P.A. 4: Oufing Club 4: Deba+ing Socieiy 4: Drama+ics 4. WILLIAM L. WILSON AII Ihe worId's a sIage Iden+ificaIion: Ned Sparksian humor . . . . J. V. Soccer 4: Golf 4: Choir 43 Glee Club 4: Dramaiics 4 GEORGE BRETT Oh curfew shall nof ring 'ronigh+ Idenfificafionr One lacrosse slick and Hinman J. V. Lacrosse 4: Ou+ing Club I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HENDERSON Gravi+y is Ihe gif? of man ldenlilicafionz To be 'found in any of Mr. Por+er's classes .... Soccer K-5: J. V. Lacrosse 5: Kimball Union Sfaff 5: F. P. A. 5' Ouling Club 4, 5: Public Speaking 5. JOEL JOHN LAMERE The besl' hearls are ever Ihe bravesI Idenfificarionz In+egriIy soffened wi+h humor .... Foo+baIl K-4, K-5: J. V. Foolball 3: J. V. Skiing 5: Baseball K-4 K-5: J. V. Baseball 3: Concordia Sfaff 5: Pholography Club 5 Oufing Club 3, 4, 5: Senior Council 5. Fooiball K-5: J. V. Foofball 2, 3, 4: J. V. Skiino 4: Lacrosse 5: JOHN W. STANLEY, JR. I+ is crushed by ifs own weighf Iden+ifica+ion: Large and jovial .... Foofball K-4, K-5: Hockey K-4, K-5: Baseball 51 J. Choir 5: Ouring Club 4, 5: Senior Council 5. WILLIAM WHEELER TOMER Silence is 'Hue molher of fruilw' ldeniificarion: Few words and endurance .... Soccer K-41 Winrer Track K-4: Spring Track K-4. JOSEPH WHITCOMB The price of wisdom is above rubies lden+i'lica'rion: Malhemafics preferred .... J. V. Tennis 4. Tennis 4 CLASS HISTORY ln 'lhe spring of l937, 'lhree members of +he preseni class of l94I siepped up on ihe iirsl rung of ascendency al' Kimball Union and became +he foundarion nucleus of 'lhe Class of '4l. These members were John Aiwood, Campbell Kiniry, and Alan Roberlson. These fhree, enrering as preps, have waiched rhe growih of 'lhe class 'ro ifs presenl' largesr enroll- menr of 60 members, and by +he same +oken, +hey have waiched 'lhe growih of +he school from obscuri+y +o i+s prominence ioday. To This group were added a+ +he beginning of +he freshman year, S+ewar+ Lamson, Fred Davies, Alan Buchsbaum, and Donald Davis. Varsiiy leHers 'Thai year were awarded io S+ew Lamson and Alan Buchsbaum. John Aiwood was elec+ed Vice-Presidenr of his class during lhe 'Freshman year. The class as sophomores saw an increase in numbers 'lo 'rwenfy-six. Afwood, Buchsbaum, Fuller, Lamson, and McCrudden won varsily leHers. A+ rhe eleclion of class officers, Tim Over'I'on was elecied Presidenh Alan Buchsbaum, Vice-Presidenh and S+ew Lamson, Secrerary-Treasurer. A+ fhe slarl of +he Junior year, 'rhirfy-nine sfudenrs were enrolled in 'lhe Class of '4l. The class conlribuled greally +0 +he aclivifies of +he school during lhe year, wilh many members winning varsily awards, and olhers aiding 'lhe school in o+her ways. The Juniors were pariicularly helpful ai Commencemenr las+ year, when lhey helped pu? over, wirh greai success, 1-he gradualion of +he Class of '40. Officers of 'rhe Junior class were Timofhy Over- 'ron, President Ernes+ Johnson, Vice-Presidenr Fred Johnson, Treasurer: and Alan Roberison, Secreiary. The class as Seniors, have well won all 'The medals 'l'ha'r ihe school can award rhem. Varsiiy capiains have been Slew Lamson, Fred Johnson, Chuck Flanders, Tim Over- ron, Alan Buchsbaum, Dick McCrudden, Ernie Johnson, Sam Curler, and Dick Hin- man. For+y of ihe class have won varsiiy emblems, and oihers have con+ribu+ed nobly +o oiher leams. ln lilerary fields, George Monfgomery. Selby Day, Horchkiss, Bell, Webber, Flefcher, Siyles, Scannell, Smiih, Arwood, Malle++, Kiniry, Buchsbaum, Mulcare, Over+on, and Davis were members of lhe Kimball Union Board: while Day, Arwood, Buchsbaum, Overlon, Cu'l'ler, Siyles, Webber, Hoichkiss, Monrgomery, Durrance, Kiniry, and Davis formed lhe nucleus of 'rhe Concordia Sfaff. Socially, rhe class has been well represenied by Afwood, Buchsbaum, Day, Hinman, Webber, Roberison, Fuller, and Tim Overion. The besf scholars of +he Class of '4l were Finlay, Whi++lesey, Henry Parker, Fred Davies, and Joe Bufler. Class officers for +his year are Ernie Johnson, Presidenh Fred Johnson, Vice-Presi- denh Slew Lamson, Secreiaryg Chuck Flanders, Treasurer., Four P. G.'s confinue from lasi year. They are John S+anley, Bill Henderson, Joe Lamere, and George BreH. Each senior hopes upon leaving +he academy, +ha+ he has done his par+ +o raise 'lhe srandards of Kimball Union, and +ha'r he has cooperaied 'ro 'lhe full wifh +he faculiy. The Class of '4I may 'through i+s hisrory be acknowleged as one whose members have confribured mos? fully foward ihese ends. S CLASS WILL We, 'rhe one hundred lwenly-fiflh gradualing class from Kimball Union Academy, being sound llc all appearancesl of mind and body, do hereby make, declare, submil, and leslify +his our Iasl' will and +esl'amenI', lo pos'I'eril'y: Ed Apel leaves his room in Killon +o anyone who is apel lo lake care of il. lsincere apologiesl. John Afwood leaves his inimifable savoir-faire, his manly beauly, his a+hIe+ic prowess, and his innumerable olher admirable qualilies all wrapped up in a greal big Bundle for Bri+ain 'ro make 'rhe world safe for democracy. Bill Baily bequeafhs his peaches and cream complexion l'o Rasanolif Euslis. Dud Bell leaves a well worn palh across l'he hall. Randy Brock leaves a dilapidaled X-ray machine for nexl' year's M.A.I.'s. Buck Brown leaves half a plug of Mechanic's DeIigh+ +o Ike Bonner. AI Buchsbaum leaves ahead of an iraI'e mob, who have iusl' learned lhal Bucky is l'he Waller Winchell of 'rhe hilllop. Old Doclor We Cover 'rhe Corridors himself. Red Burns leaves his posilion on lhe hockey leam lo some wor'I'hy iunior. Bill Burpee leaves his rapid fire dialogue lo Ted Buller. Joe Bu+Ier leaves proving once and for all 'rhal I+ is beller lo have loved and Iosl' lhan never +o have loved al aII. Dex Coffin leaves an old suil' for Mr. Collins. Wiper Crounse leaves a brand new broom lo Mr. Herberl. Sam Culler leaves 'lhe Junior class an example of how +o gel in'I'o Darlmoufh. Fred Davies leaves wilh an armful of books ancl a sei iaw. Don Davis leaves his unbealable sys+em -Io Dick Lillie, in hopes lhal' he will profil' by if beller lhan he has in +he pasl. Selby Day is on his way +o make hey-hey wi+h Fay. AIonzo Morgan leaves his abilily lo relale +aII slories and incredible lales lo Jack Hinch. Ed Devine leaves. Jim Durrance leaves fo beller his bro+hers' scholaslic records. Chuck Flanders leaves +he lackling dummy well broken in for nexl year's eleven. Herb Flelcher leaves a pile of ashes on Mr. Sherman's floor. Horace Goldfine leaves a dog-eared piclure of O'Rourke +0 Dave Washburn. Haslam leaves lo dazzle 'em. lSo sorry! we couIdn I resisl ill. Dud Henderson leaves his slirring 'Figure lo AIIs+on Barre+'r. Ricke'Hs Hinman leaves his spindly legs lo Roger Pallerson. Holmes leaves his favorile mollo lo lhe Juniors: If al' firsl' you don'+ succeed, Troy, Troy, again. IWhal'? Again?l Hooker leaves his Basso Profundo lo Jerry Genn. Holchkiss bequealhs one Iasl Alumni Nol'e, in gold Iellers ,fo Mr. Rawson. MuIch Mulcare leaves +o his posferily one pair of pegged panls, lhreadbare al- lhe seal' from oversludy. ' Duke Jennings leaves his good nalure 'Io Burch Knighls. Ernie Johnson leaves wi+h a +ear in his eye and everybody's money. Dildo Johnson bequeaihs his a+hle+ic prowess 'ro Leaper Lane. Pele Kimball leaves us iusl' as impressed as his predecessor, Daniel. Kiniry leaves Kimball Union +o become anorher Rubens. 'S+ew Lamson leaves Ed Buller, breafhs a sigh of relief, rolls over, and dies. Slew Lewis leaves s+ill undiscouraged in his conviclion +ha+ he is a baseball player. Mallel' leaves +o oul'-Sleve S+eve . Needle McCrudden leaves one square inch of space. George Monfgomery leaves a fhousand-odd poems read only by +he proof-reader and Mr. Sherman. Lou Nolan leaves Bud Bowen +o carry on nexl' year as high scorer. Tim Over+on bequealhs his seven iayvee leHers io Wilbur Shaw. Parker leaves Janef Babcock and Mr. Porler broken hear+ed. Len Ransome leaves his ever presenf genialfy ro Hugh Cullman. Roberfson leaves and silence reigns in Rave. BuHerball Reid leaves, complele wi+h Cu+ler. Rodney Rockwell leaves fhe Ou+ing Club Cabin s+ill uncomplefed. Joe Scannell leaves wi+h +he scowl wi+h which he arrived. Wayne Smarf leaves fhe soccer feam minus a versafile a+hle+e. R. L. Smilh leaves in a cloud of smoke and a shower of paris in his I929 Four Door DeLux chariot Jim Spanos leaves his muscle bound legs, no+ +o an underclassman bu+ +o Hinman who needs fhem most S+yles leaves miles behind everyone else. John Thompson leaves his hurdling abilify fo Sco++ Websler. Tomer leaves fhe iob of head wai'l'er a+ 'lhe infirmiry 'lo some olher good runner. Tiger Troup leaves a vacancy on 'lhe fop floor. VVillowy Webber, +he human s+ring bean, leaves an adverfising dummy in fhe hands of Cory-Hewi'H, and sefs all sails for Por+land. Fin WhiHlesey leaves, deep in a book. Wilkins leaves reminding us +ha+, When in Rome, do as +he Romans do . Wilson leaves fo ouldo Ned Sparks. Gordon Troy leaves in a song, caroling loudly, Holmes sweef Holmes . Hence, on fhis sevenfh day of June, Anno Domini One lhousand, nine hundred, forfy-one, we do se? our hand and seal +o +his aHes+ed documenf, declaring +ha+ all i+ems are 'ro be faken wifh a grain of sali, and +ha+ malice is in no case infended. Appoin+ing a+ 'rhis +ime Guy Free- man and Ray CuHs sole execurors of +his will, +he class of l94I deparfs peaceably. Signed: Alan L. Buchsbaum Donald P. Davis Selby J. Day John M. Nolan Timo+hy M. Overlon PROPH ESY Lef us fake a look info fhe fufure wifh Frifz Snicklefrifz, a Nazi spy, who has been senf 'ro Camp ----- ldelefed by U. S. Governmenf censorl because of informafion received by fhe Gesfapo, fhaf fhere was Somefhin' screwy goin' on up fhar . On arriving af fhe gafe Frifz sfumbles over fhe prosfrafe form of L.P. LAMPSON who is fhe alerf senfry. Affer many minufes of shaking him we finally find ouf fhe way fo Head- quarfers. As he worms his way across fhe open yard foward fhe general's house, fhree bafallions of ferrified horses come sweeping down upon him. He menfally noi-es fhis down and confinues on his way sfumbling over fhe sfrefched ouf forms of fhe sleeping privafes. Upon arriving af Headquarfers he is greefed by our mosf illusfrious general, DUDLEY BELL, who received his commission by a correspondence course from Norwich Universify. Affer a conference wifh General Bell, General Bell gives up fhe iob of enferfaining Frifz fo anofher deparfmenf. Frifz looks af fhe desk liffered wifh playing cards all ready for fhe bridge gang and goes on. Upon arrival af fhis division he is referred fo ALONZO W. MORGAN, IV, fhe posf's publicify man who is defailed fo show him around. Morgan hasn'f been around much, buf he can always find plenfy fo say. Togefher fhey sef ouf fo look fhings over. On enfering fhe parade grounds a ferrific oufcry is heard. Upon furfher examinafion fhe source of fhis lamenf is found 'ro be JOE BUTLER, a maior disciplinary case, who is being puf fhrough his paces by fhe merciless Drill-sergeanf JlM SPANOS. The nexf K. U. A. man fhey see is JOE SCANNELL warming up by dodging bullefs as he used fo dodge chalk in Hisfory class. The riding hall looms nearer as fhey cross fhe parade grounds. Maior RAMROD SMART, graduafe of Easf Poinf, is feaching DAN HASLAM how fo gel' ouf of fhe sfable wifhouf hiffing his head. Frifz's sharp eyes defecf a frail form snoozing in fhe corner of fhe hall which furns ouf fo be LOU NOLAN. He is dreaming of fhe day when he will own a sfable insfead of having fo clean one. As fhey pass fhe barracks fhey see GREG BURNS who is weeping his hearf ouf be- cause he has fo dye his hair black. He would be easily spoffed by enemy aircraff. They confinue from fhe riding hall ouf on fo fhe airfield. Hearing 'rhe noise of knocking engines. bending mefal and splinfering wood Frifz and his guide rush ouf fo see fhaf pioneer of fhe airways DEX COFFIN and his co-pilof SAM CUTLER disengaging fhemselves from The fangled wreckage of whaf was once a shining monoplane. Dex and Sam are a bif shaken up buf nof enough fo cease giving an accounf of fheir many advenfures. The crowd makes way for reporfer GEORGE MONTGOMERY and his fwo picfure hounds 'iRED SMITH and DURRABLE DURRANCE hof ouf of fhe dark-room fo add anofher blur fo fhe Ladies Home Journal. While George fakes down fhe pilof's sfories Red and Dur- rable sfarf faking fheir picfures. All fypes of poses are snapped buf Frifz soon moves on. Upon sfopping af fhe infirmary Frifz is greefed by fhe Posf's number one nurse, MARY JONES. She shows fhem fhe lafesf and mosf frequenf pafienfs PECK PARKER and CARL Don Juan TOURTELLOT. Dr. Deneaulf is seen freafing him for a vicious charley horse re- ceived in a rough game of Slap Jack. Finding fhe seriousness of Carl's iniury, chief masseur KAYLOR MALLETT is senf for. Charlie says fhaf he didn'f spend his winfer in vain. Their nexf sfop is Ye Old Join'I ', fhe Posf's Exchange, which is operafed by DlCK McCRUDDEN, fhe Posf's propriefor and besf cusfomer. As fhey enfer BlLL CROUNSE is frying fo convince Dick fhaf he is over 2I, even if he doesn'+ look if. Over in fhe corner CAMPBELL KINIRY is seen pounding ouf fhe lafesf song in boogie- woogie rhyfhm, l Wish I Were Back On The Hill-Top . The melodious nofes of Sfou+ Fellow LENNOX RANSOM's version of Bugle Call Rag call us fo dinner. Len claims fhaf fhis rendifion brings fhe boys a lof quicker fhan 'lhe old Army version. As Frifz enfers fhe Dining Hall he narrowly misses disasfer as fhe shuffling plafe-snafcher ZOMBIE STYLES walfzes by wifh a plafe of beans, hofly pursued by GRAN FULLER who demands his plafe back. Affer a sumpfuous repasf, fwo privafes grabbing fheir rifles, rush info fhe kifchen and do away wifh fhe Head-chef JACK HOLMES who explains in his dying breafh fhaf he did nof know fha? if was fheir dog. For a few minufes relaxafion Frifz is faken info fhe Library where he sees JlM SAGGIOTES sfill doing some of Mr. Wiles' homework. FRED DAVIES, fhe masfer-librarian, says fhaf mosf of Jim's fhoughfs are sfill muddy and incoherenf . Noficing a crowd of cheering girls, Frifz asks whal' fhe commofion is. He is fold fhaf fhe Greaf Movie Sfar JOHN ATWOOD has been draffed info fhe service of Uncle Sam. Along wifh fhe girls hounding John for an aufograph is none ofher fhan indolenf DON DAVIS who says fhaf his collecfion would no+ be complefe wifhouf fhe aufograph of such a famous sfar. This is a red leffer day al' fhe Posf, as fhe suave Brazilian Ambassador JOE WHIT- COMB is here fo review fhe froops in mock warfare. On fhe field of combaf MONSTERO JOHNSON is seen gouging ouf frenches wifh his bare hands. Nearby is sferling RODNEY ROCKWELL sfanding by wifh a finger-nail file fo sharpen fhe falons of his chief. Maine guide WEBBER, who has received valuable experience in fhe wooly wilds of fhe Porfland Parks, is 'leaching fhe rookies fhe arf of pifching a pup fenf under fire. Nexf fhey come upon a Firing Squad wifh Sharpshoofers REID, TOMER and MULCARE who haven'f hi+ anyfhing more fhan a iackpof in fhe Iasf fwo years. Close by, fhose fhree busy Privafes, TIM OVERTON, RAND BROCK and HERB FLETCHER are counfing fhe holes in fargefs and pafching fhem. Tim is having a rafher hard 'lime because some of fhe fargefs confain more fhan fen holes. As fhey inspecf fhe big guns fhey see HANK GEORGE and TED APEL canning fhe gun's noise for fheir own use. I+ is a hard iob bu+ fhey are doing nobly. Banana Ball FLANDERS is direcfly across fhe field from fhe big guns where he is keeping his arm in shape by fossing back fhe shells fhaf haven'+ exploded. DlLLY DE- VINE is running him a close second by fhrowing in BeeBees on fhe bounce. Over fhe screech of shells fhey hear fhe barifone voice of WILLY BURPEE who is pracficing for an audifion on fhe Miller's Meafless Meafball Hour, Two nonchalanf privafes BILL BAILEY and PETE KIMBALL are seen advancing fo fhe fronf wifh a carfon of Camels, preparing fo lay down a smoke screen. PRENTICE CIDER TROUP is seen close behind wifh a box of malches. If fheir wind Iasfs fhese boys should do a very effecfive iob. On fhe firing line is JOHN THOMPSON ricochefing bullefs off frees and rocks fo make perfecf bull's-eyes. John says fhaf fhis is nofhing compared fo fhe bank-shofs he makes in fhe poolroom. STEW LEWIS sifs by a pile of rusfy parfs from a machine gun, which he has been frying fo assemble since his inducfion info fhe Army. lf seems fhaf he sfill can'+ forgef fhe dance fhaf he almosf had wifh Beffe Davis. Thaf masfer-debafer BUCKY BROWN is exhibifing his prowess fo a circle of rookies from a sfump. He is being heckled by MAX GOLDFINE who has resigned from fhe Navy affer spending fhree years as a forpedo man's mafe. Wifh a screech of brakes and a cloud of dusf SELBY DAY rolls up in fhe lafesf Blifz- Buggy. When asked why he wears his baffered fell' he replies: lf Hifler can have his musfache fhen l can wear my Homburg. Up waddles fhe dusf covered figure of DlCK HOTCH- KISS who complains of being lef-I several bumps behind. Hearing fhe shouf of fore Frifz dodges aside as fhe plummefing figure of FINLAY WHITTLESEY descends earfhward. Morgan explains fhaf fhaf was iusf a pracfice iump, and fhaf fhe parachufes are due fo arrive nexf week. Sfouf fella, Whif ! Frifz is anxious fo see fhe chemical warfare research deparfmenf, so Alonzo fakes him fo fhe heavily guarded laborafory. There is a galaxy of unpleasanf aromas seeping fhrough fhe windows and an occasional explosion is heard which deposifs various pieces of equipmenf on fhe lawn. This is always followed by maniacal cries of glee. As fhey creep up wifh fheir gas-masks in an armored car fhey find fhose insane chemisfs Safurafion Poinf HINMAN and Specific Densify ROBERTSON working on a coofie eliminafor. Af presenf fhey are frying fo mix T.N.T. wifh Tear Gas. Frifz fakes a few hurried nofes and follows in Morgan's clusf. Muscleman JACK WILKINS, fhe mad Roman, has iusf joined up affer a fwo year engagemenf wifh fhe Barnum and Bailey Circus, where he has been employed as Chief Weighf Liffer and Tenf Sfake Driver. He is ably assisfed by Bone Crusher GORDON TROY, who, rumor has if, is fhe original superman. Dildo JOHNSON, who is running fhe Posf's fashion shop, is seen wearing his lafesf creafion, a super drape I6 buffon coaf. The Posf is lucky fo have such a well-fravelled genfle- man fo advise fhem on fheir clofhes. While in fhe fashion shop he is infroduced fo BRAlN TRUST HOOKER who is offer- ing fo show him his infelligence deparfmenf. Frifz is bewildered af firsf, buf can'f resisf fhe fempfafion fo see fhis valuable branch of fhe service. While going fhrough fhe building he sees fhe form of DUKE JENNINGS bending over a fable fufilely frying fo decipher Orphan Annie's lafesf code message. We have faken you fhrough Camp wifh Frifz, where you have seen all fhe graduafes of 'lhe class of l94l wifh fhe excepfion of one man, ALAN BUCHSBAUM, who is living up in fhe woods in his own liffle hermifage. As Frifz fakes leave of fhe Kimball Union boys, he does so wifh fear. Somefhin' screwy goin' on up fhar underneafh fhe surface: fhe American Spirif is af work, and' Frifz knows fhaf if simply can'f be beaf. Any resemblances of life af fhe army camp fo life af Kimball Union are purely co- incidenfal and we wish fo casf no reflecfion on fhe Unifed Sfafes Army. The Roving Rowe Hall Romeos. Mosf Popular. ..... . Done mos+ for school Besf all-round ....... Mosi respec+ed .... Besf looking .A..,... Mosf likely fo succeed Bes+ sense of humor . Bes+ leader ...,..,.. Mosf ambifious .... Bigges+ grind ..,. Squares? ..... Besf sfudenf ,.,.. Mosf personalify , , . Mosf pep ...,..A... Says leash does mosf Bes+ a+hle+e ...,..., Bes+ dressed ., Noisiesl' . . , Friendliesl' . . . CLASS BALLOT Favorife orcheslra-Glen Miller Favori+e car-Buick Favori+e Song-Amapola Favorife movie- Philadelphia S+ory Favorife book- Los+ Horizon Favorile acfress-Hedy Lamarr Favorile acfor-Gary Cooper Favorife pasfime-Bull sessions Favoriie sporf-Foofball Favorife magazine- Life Favorife radio program-920 Club Mosi' needed al' K U A-Girls Mosf liked feafure-Food Mosf remembered-Winfer Carnival Ernesl' Johnson Ernesl' Johnson Fred Johnson Lamere Hinman Fred Davies Sfanley Fred Johnson Fred Davies WhiHlesey Joe Buller Parker Overfon Lamson Lamson Roberfson Kiniry Kiniry Lamere JUNIOR EDITORIAL Four years ago 'Ihe Ione IiffIe Preps enfered fhe porfals of Kimball Union. Pefe and Paf have been joined since by many as fhe cIass of '42 has sweIIed in numbers fo become fhe monarchs of fhe hiII-fop. Through hurricane and fire fhe cIass has sfood wifh fhe school, and now we feel sfrong and capabIe enough fo pick up fhe sfandards and carry on fhe work begun by fhe classes who have gone before. During fhis fime we have nof been idle. The ranks of varsify feams and organizafions have been filled by many of our members. We wiII no-I' Iisf names now, for fhis is your book: ours will come nexf year. Even as you have sef fhe pace, we will confinue fo do our besf fo equal if nof excel your splendid record. The cIass of I942 is sorry fo see you go, for you are our friends: buf go you musf, for a new and vigorous cIass is impafienf fo fry fo Iead even as you have Ied. Goodby, good Iuck, and Godspeed. Come back fo fhe hill-fop when you can, and in your conquesf of a Iarger worId forgef nof us your friends who are Ieff behind. .-4 SOPHOMORE EDITORIAL Looking back over +he year, one finds 'l'ha+, on fhe whole, il' has been a mosl' successful one 'For fhe sophomore class. Of +he +wen+y-nine boys who arrived fo make up +he class fhere were +hir+een fo whom +he hillfop was unfamiliar. However, as soon as +he new boys had adapied fhemselves fo fhe school and lhe old boys had goHen back in'ro fhe groove, many members of 'I'he class made 'rhemselves promineni- in afhlefics. A+ a meering of fhe class during +he winfer ferm, elecfions of officers were held. Oliver Church was elec+ed president John Lan- ders, vice-presidenlg Leslie Afkinson, +reasurer: and Donald Moore, secrelary. Among fhe winners of J.V. emblems during +he course of +he year were Hay, Moore, Bowen, Slayfon, McCullough and Seiler. Leonard and Dyer bo+h received a varsify leHer- Limpy as a member of fhe Winler Track squad and Dyer as a skier. Howorfh, Afkinson, Burleigh, and Lane were among +he managers who helped +he +eams io funclion smoofhly. FRESHMEN EDITORIAL The freshmen class is perhaps one of fhe mosf imporfanf fo Kimball Union. ln if are fhe fufure afhlefes, sfudenfs, and problems of fhis school. Unlike fhe ofher classes, fhe freshmen are able fo make friends fhaf will go fhrough four long hard years of schooling wifh fhem. They should be given all fhe creclif in fhe world for sfanding back and leffing fhe ofher classes excel in every possible way. They came fo fhe school as very young and immafure boys buf by nexf year fhey will be wiser and older in many ways. In fheir quief and observing way fhey have been able fo see fhe faulfs of fhe older boys and mosf cerfainly have gained a valuable lesson from fhis observafion. ' We fhank fhe freshmen for fheir sincere loyalfy and wish fhem all fhe success in fhe world during fheir fufure years. They also serve who only sfand and waif. 535 illl :wil All gi SCHOOL ENROLLMENT Apel, Edward Bradford .... Afkinson, Leslie Eugene Afwood, Deane Frederic . Aiwood, John Harrison Bailey, William Dow ..... BarreH, AIs+on Williams Barron, Warren Pa+ch ,... Bell, Dudley Sargenl . . . BIacke++, Arfhur Badger . . Bowen, Wilbor Ross ..,.... BreH', George . .. ,.... .... , . Brews+er, Seward Blanchard . . Brock, William RanelIeH', Jr. . Brown, Charles Walker, Jr. .. Buchsbaum, Alan Lorber .... Burleigh, Theodore Edward, Jr. Burns, O. Gregory, Jr. ..... . Burpee, William Byron . Buller, Edward Eric ......... Bufler, Joseph Warner, Jr. . . . Caldwell, Nichols Wen+wor+h Campbell, Crawford Murray . Campbell, Hugh Taylor, Jr. . . Campbell, Richard Adams . . . Chrislison, Richard ,..,.... Church, Oliver Karl, Jr. , . Clarke, David Wrighl' .... Coffin, David Linwood .. . Coffin, Dex'rer Drake, Jr. . . . Creesy, William Nickerson Crounse, William Erwin .. Cullman, Hugh ...,.,.,. Cullman, Paul Thomas ...... Cu+ler, Samuel Ernes'I, Jr. . , . Davies, Frederick McAllis+er . Davies, James Pillsbury, Jr. . . Davis, Donald Pulford ...... Davis, Howard Pierce, Jr. .. Day, Selby James, Jr. . . , . Devine, Edward Toomey ..., Duane, William Bingham .. . Duncklee, John Calvin .. . Durrance, James Charles . . . 59 Hillcresl Road, Belmoni, Mass. I95 High S+reeI, Newburyporl, Mass. Harfland Four Corners, V+. 32 Laurel Sfreei, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 7l Cloysler Road, So. Por'I'Iand, Me. 38 Gilsum S+ree+, Keene, N. H. 64 Haw+horne S+ree+, Malden, Mass. 23 Ridge Road, Concord, N. H. I I9 Woodlawn Avenue, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 23 Vine S+reeI', Auburn, Me. 83 Devonshire Road, Waban, Mass. Meriden, N. H. I7 Tennyson Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 659 Main S+reeI, Hingham, Mass. I5 Gedney Circle, Whi're Plains, N. Y. I08 Church Slreef, Winches+er, Mass. 2I Founlain Sfreel, Clin+on, N. Y. 250 Nor+h Bay S+ree+, Manches+er, N. H. I2 S+ul'rz Road, BeImon+, Mass. Y 4 Lagrange S+ree+, Winchesfer, Mass. 40 Sea View Avenue, Marblehead, Mass. IOI9 Union S+reeI'., Manchesfer, N. H. 32 CIif+on Avenue, Marblehead, Mass. 32 Clifion Avenue, Marblehead, Mass. IO0 Burnham Road, Andover, Mass. I2I8 N. Main S+reeI, W. Harfford, Conn. Cedarcresi, Harfford, Conn. I8 Main S+ree+, Windsor Locks, Conn. I8 Main S+reeI, Windsor Locks, Conn. Elmwood Road, Marblehead, Mass. Glen Mary Lane, Radnor, Pa. I6I Fronl' S1'ree'r, New York, N. Y. I6l Front SIree+, New York, N. Y. 3I Sargenr Park, Newion, Mass. 9I Washing+on S+ree'l', Wallham, Mass. 9I Washingfon S+ree'I', Walfham, Mass. I408 Commonweallh Avenue, W. Newfon, Mass 212 Parker S+ree+, Newlon Cenfre, Mass. 28I Wes'I End Road, S. Orange, N. J. 24 Hillside Avenue, So. Porfland, Me. I4 Pierce Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Meriden, N. H. Garfield Avenue, Springfield, VI. Duvally, Joseph Bufler .. Dyer, William Fosfer .... Eusfis, Lawrence Russell . . . Fairbanks, John Clough .. . Felfon, Frank Porler, Jr. .... . Flanders, Charles Chase, Jr. . . . Flelcher, Herberl' Ellery ..... Fuller, Granville Hulchinson Genn, Gerald ............ ,... George, Ralph Henry, Jr. .. . Gerrish, Roberl Sawyer .,... Goldline, Horace Maxwell . . . Gowing, Henry Auguslus, Jr. .. Hall, Herman George, Jr. . . . Haller, David Alexander, Jr. .. . Hamillon, Charles Lyman .... Haslam, Daniel Boolh, Jr. . . Hay, Richard Channing ,.... Hayes, Joseph Daniel, Jr. .... . Henderson, William Waller, Jr. Hewi'H', Richard Dole ...,...., Hinch, John S+anley ...... Hinman, Richard Hugh ..... Holmes, John Jenckes, 3rd. Hooker, Roberi Osgood ...... Holchkiss, Richards Woodbury . Houghlon, Donald Hollingsworlh Howorlh, Carlion Lovell ...... Hunler, Roberl Frederick ...... lngals, Ephraim Flelcher, Jr. . , Jennings, Lo+on Drew ..... Johnson Charles Mann .. . Johnson, Ernesl' Lendrum .... Johnson, Frederic Mann . . . Johnson, Roberf Wade . . . Jones, Mary Josephine ...... Jones, Wallace Davies, Jr. . . . Kenf, John Chapman ..... Kimball, Pefer Reed .... Kiniry, Campbell ...... Kinsley, Erik ...... . Knighfs, Harry Dixon .. . Lamere, Joel John, Jr. . . . . Lamson, Slewarl' Tidd, Jr. . . . cfo Gen. 36 Weslon Road, Wellesley, Mass. l4I9 Oneida S+reel', Ulica, N. Y. 76 Garden Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 43 Summil' Road, Newporl, N. H. Foresl Brook, Bradford, N. H. 208 Tremonl' S+ree+, Malden, Mass. I5 Clark Road, Lowell, Mass. 9 Hundreds Circle, Wellesley Hill, Mass. Moiors Corp. l775 Broadway, New York, The Orchard, Hopkinfon, N. H. 3 Inverness Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 72 Beacon Sfreef, Newlon, Mass. 4l Vineyard Road. Newfon Cenlre, Mass. 22 High S+ree+, GoFFs+own, N. H. 5I7.Park Avenue, Rochesler, N. Y. 94 Lincoln Road, Medford, Mass. 30 Tremon+ Sireel, Barre, V+. I49 Brighfon Avenue, Porrland, Me. 64 Prospecf Avenue, Newlonville, Mass. l02 High S+ree+, Calskill, N. Y. Prospecl' S'rree+, Enfield, N. H. Danforlh, Me. 678 Colonial Avenue, Pelham, N. Y. 22 Arlingfon S+ree+, Newburypor+, Mass. 24 Ruskin S+ree+, Wes'r Roxbury, Mass. N I49-33 Hawlhorne Avenue, Flushing, N. Y. I6 Oakland S+ree+, Lexingfon, Mass. I l9 Winfhrop Avenue, Wollaslon, Mass. 8 Enmore Road, Melrose, Mass. 52 Collage S+ree+, Wellesley, Mass. 7I Pleasanl S+ree+, Newlon Cenlre, Mass. Common S+ree'r, Walpole, Mass. 8 Grove Hill Avenue, Newlonville, Mass. 95 Lawrence Road, Medford, Mass. 75I Main S+ree+, Woburn, Mass. Meriden, N. H. Meriden, N. H. 66 Hun+ing+on Sfreef, Lowell, Mass. IOI S+raHord Road, Melrose, Mass. Charleslown Road, Claremoni, N. H. Kenwood Sla+ion, Oneida, N. Y. 45 Calumel' Road, Winchesfer, Mass. 63 Cedar Slreel, Wollaslon, Mass. 35 Chesfnul S+ree+, Sloneham, Mass. Landers, John Weed ,... Lane, Roberl' ......... Leonard, Russell Douglas .. , Lewis, Sfewarl' Richardson ,.,, Lillie, Richard Ches+er ,..,. MacBride, Edwin Thayer, Jr. .. MacNamee, Duncan Hugh .... MalleH', Charles Taylor ...., Mann, Arfhur Fairbanks ,. . Mason, David Randolph ..,... McCrudcIen, Richard Sargenl' . McCullough, John Francis, 3rd, McFalIs, Henry Ling .......,. McGreevey, Roberl' Dillion, Jr. McNamara, John Henry ..... Mehlbach, William Kimbel, Jr. Miller, Chapin Bemis ........ Monfgomery, George HamiI+on Moore, Donald Campbell .... Morgan, Alonzo Willoughby, Jr. Moulion, Mary Theoda ...... Moxcey, Sherlin Carl ..,. Mulcare, Thomas ...... Muller, Roberl' Bruce .... Nauss, Earl Franklin, Jr. . . . . Neilson, Norman Edward . . , Nolan, John Miles .....,, . . Overfon, Timofhy Merwin .. Parker, Henry Whipple ,... Paflerson, Roger Francis Paulsen, David ...,.......... Poole, William Whipple, 2nd. , Ransom, Charles ....,,.... Ransom, Lennox ..,..,,.. Reid, William Duncan, Jr. .. Reynolds, David Thomson . . . Richardson, Carl Freeman .... Richardson, Pe+er Hughes .,,, Richdale, John Henry ,...,, Ricker, George Alvin, Jr. .... . Robbie, Kenne+h Alexander . . . Rober+son, Allan Elwood .. . Rockwell, Edwin Cur+is, Jr. . . Russell, Roberl' Henry, Jr. . . 282 Roxbury Sfreei, Keene, N. H. I64 Prospecf Slreef, BeImon'I', Mass. 239 Winlhrop Sfreel, Taunfon, Mass. 29 Jackson S+ree'r, LiH'Ie+on, N. H. 2I Magnolia Avenue, Newfon, Mass. 380 Cushing Sfreei, Hingham, Mass. 46 Fiske Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 65 Wauwinel' Road, W. Newfon, Mass. 20 Ransom Road, NewI'on Cenfre, Mass. I I4 Sedgwick Road, Syracuse, N. Y. I9 Sfoneleigh Road, W. Newfon, Mass. 232 Liber'I'y Avenue, New Rochelle, N. Y. 2640 S+. James Parkway, Cleveland, Ohio 49 Brompfon Road, Garden CiI'y, N. Y. Meriden, N. H. 65 Sound View Avenue, Whife Plains, N. Canaan S+ree+., Canaan, N. H. 342 No. Sfeele Road, W. Harfford, Conn I5 Homer Avenue, LarchmonI',. N Y. 7I Gran'I' Avenue, Glens Falls, N. Y. Meriden, N. H. Meriden, N. H. 4l4 MI. Auburn S+ree+, Cambridge, Mass 29 Albion Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 6 Summer SI'ree+, Nashua, N. H. 2I7 Glen Road, WiIming'I'on, Mass. 20 Wing S+reeI', Glens Falls, N. Y. 630 Fiffh Avenue, New York, N. Y. I6 High S+ree+, GoFFs+own, N. H. 5 Wesl Soufh Sheer, Hanover, N. H. 78 High SI'reeI', Hingham, Mass. 33I Spring S+ree+, Porfland, Me. Green Wood Inn, Evans'I'on, III. Green Wood Inn, Evanslon, III. 36 Hyde Avenue, Newlon, Mass. 47 Poplar Place, New Rochelle, N. Y. 246 Eas+ 46+h Sfreef, New York, N. Y. 6I Devens S+reeI', Concord, Mass. I54 Warwick Road, Melrose, Mass. Poland Springs, Me. IIO Pufnam S+ree+, Quincy, Mass. 60 Beach Tree Lane, Pelham Manor, N. Y 5 Pearl S+ree+, Brandon, V+. Y 88 Woodbridge Slreef, So. Hadley, Mass. Saggiofes, James Ar+hur 4 . . Salzman, Rober+ Blake Scannell, Joseph ..4.. Seiler, Phillip Morgan 4 . Shaw, Rober+ Russell . , 4 Spanos, James ....,... Slay+on, John Fremon+ . , , Smar+, Wayne Douglas , . 4 Smi+h, Rober+ Lyon ...... Sor+well, Alvin Foye, Jr. , S+anley, John William, Jr. , . . S+yles, William Brews+er .,,. Sugden, James Wal+er ..... Taylor, William Wendell Tenney, Edward Jewe++ .... Thompson, Fairman Gran+ 4 4 , Thompson, John Frederic , . . Tomer, William Wheeler ,.4. Tour+ello+, Carl Thurs+on, Jr. 4 Troup, Pren+ice Mark .....4. Troy, Gordon Davie ,.,4 Washburn, David ...,...,. Wa+son, Rober+ Ar+hur .,,4. Webber, Millard Carroll, Jr. . Webber, Roger Babson ..4., Webs+er, Sco++ Mino+ ...... Whi+comb, Emmons Joseph . . Whi+comb, Rober+ Ches+er+on Whi+ney, Dana Elmus ...... Whi+ney, John Carle+on ,,.. Whi+ney, Philip Cushing .... Whi++lesey, Emme+ Finlay Wilkins, John McGee ....... Wilson, William Lyon ,...... Woodward, George New+on, Jr.. . . . . . Wrigh+, Spencer Vic+or ..... 75 Sunapee S+ree+, Newpor+, N. H. 2 BushcliFF Road, Winches+er, Mass. +0 Parkview Avenue, Lowell, Mass. I2 Mor+on Road, New+on Cen+re, Mass. I0 Sage Terrace, Scarsdale, N. Y. 279 Ash S+ree+, Manches+er, N. H. I97 Wellesley S+ree+, Wes+on, Mass. 3I7 Pleasan+ S+., Laconia, N. H. For+ Sewall S+ree+, Marblehead, Mass. Beverly Farms, Mass. 40 Nor+h Main S+ree+, Concord, N. H. 59 N. Prospec+ S+ree+, Burling+on, V+. 50 Gray+ield Avenue, Wes+ Roxbury. Mass. Highland Place, Spring+ield, V+. River Road, R. 2, Claremon+, N. H. 460 S+. Ronan S+ree+, New Haven, Conn. 203 S+a+e S+ree+, Por+land, Me. 8 Greys+one Road, Melrose, Mass. 25 Calume+ Road, Winches+er, Mass. Wor+hing+on Ridge, Berlin, Conn. 56 Nor+h Main S+ree+, N. Gra++on, Mass. Socony Vacuum Oil Co., Cairo, Egyp+ 38 Damien Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 735 S+evens Avenue, Por+land, Me. 56 Whi+ing Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 9 Highland S+ree+, Por+land, Me. Sanfa Fe, I449, Buenos Aires, Argen+ina Concord Academy, Concord, Mass. Meriden, N. H. Plain+ield, N. H. 25 High S+ree+, Winchendon, Mass. 20 Norwood Avenue, New+on Cen+re, Mas Floyd Avenue, Rome, N. Y. Suffield, Conn. 35 Clin+on S+ree+, Concord, N. H. S 37I Old Mamaroneck Road, Whi+e Plains, N Y ,WW PERFECT BOY Head-Fred Johnson b Hair-H olmes Eyes-Fleicher Eyebrows-Mon+gomery Ea rs-Parker Nose-Cu'l'Ier Mouih-N clan Chin-Crounse Smile-Wilkins Complexion-Bailey 'Dimples-Goldflne Brain-WhiH'lesey Voice-Sfa nley x Foo?-Tourfelloi Heighf-Wilkins Build-Fred Johnson Apel ,, ..,,, M ,,......,......... ,.. . J. Alwood ,... .... Bailey .. ..,,. . . . . Bell .. Brefl . Brock .. Brown .. Buchsbaum ,. .. Burns..,..... Burpee . J. Bufler .. - Coffin .. Crounse .... F. Davies Day Davis . . , Devine Durrance Flanders .. Flefcher .. Fuller ,... George .... Goldline .. - Haslem . Henderson .. - Hinman . Holmes . Hooker . . . Hofchkiss . Jennings ,. E. Johnson F. Johnson 4 4 -- Kimball ,... Kiniry ., Lamson ... Lewis ,..,,.. A Mallell' ...... . ---- MacCrudden Monlgomery .. ..,. Mulcare. ., u n n n n lr THEME SONGS Big Apple l Tried Looping The Loop Smoke Gels In Your Eyes Lady Be Good All or Nolhing a+ All Wild Man Blues Oh Whaf a Girl Was Mary Thai Foolish Feeling Home on +he Range Lillie Joe from Chicago l'll Never Smile Again Sleepy Time Gal Ah, Sweel Myslery of Life' When Day is Done Lazy Bones There are Smiles Camera Doesn'+ Lie Down wi+h Love Lels Have Anolher Cigarelle' There is a Man Who Comes lo l've Go? a Dale wifh a Dream They Wouldn'+ Believe Me Riding High Take a Tip 'From lhe Tulip Girl of My Dreams By lhe Sea l May Be Wrong Manhallan Merry-go-round l'm Running Wild You Can'+ Have Every+hing Cheek lo Cheek Viper Man Marie Cozy Tavern Polka You Oughl 'lo be in Pic+ures Alibi Baby Our House Drink fo Me Only wfih Thine Eyes Medifalionu Quief Please M .... , - r r -H organ Thai Foolish Feeling Nolan -H Running Wild ovorfron l Found a Liflle Grass Skir+ parker A r Quiet Please Ransom Smoke Gels ln Your Eyes Reid l Gol Plenfy o'Nu+hin Roberton lf You Ever Should Leave Rockwell .,., . Whl5PeVln9 Saggioles .. , l Ain'+ Gol' Nobody Scannell .. ..,. Wha+cha Know Joe Srnorf Do You Know Why Smilh Bad Tlumor lien nos .. , Love y lo Loo al Slayles Wake Up and Live Thompson l'm a Ding Dong Daddy Tour+ello+ .. . No, No. a Thousand Times No Troup ., l Dream foo Much Troy . . Who'll be lhe One lhis Summer Webber yrrl Le+'s Have Ano+her CigareHe mifmy r-er ere4113s:z siem-- Wilsbr: Eas+ Side, Wes+ Side Lnrnoro U l Wanl' 'lhe Waifer wilh The Waler Srnnloy H V You've Go+ lo Eat Tornor Hobo Bill's Lasl Ride Wrriroornb I h M Down Argenline Way Name Ed Apel Johnnie Afwood Bill Bailey Dud Bell Randy Brock Brownie Brown Bucky Buchsbaum Red Burns Bill Burpee Joe Buller Dex Coffin Bill Crounse Sammy Cu'I'ler Fred Davies Duck Davis Ted Day Ed Devine Jim Durrance Chuck Flanders Granny Fuller Herb Fle+cher Max Goldfine Dick Haslam Dick Hinman Jack Holmes Hook Hooker Ho'l'chie Hofchkiss Duke Jennings Ernie Johnson Fred Johnson Pe+e Kimball Camp Kiniry Black foci Lamson SLAM TABLE Aspiraiion To be a pifcher To be a skier To grow up To be an eagle scou+ To find a sub To become a coolie To be anolher Jesse Owens To ge+ Nolan Ano+her William J. Bryan To lrap wolves To be anoiher Howard Hughes To see more of Woody Big league baseball To gef around To run a irain To be an a+hle+e To bea+ Casey a+ 'l'he ba'l' To be a yodeler To run fhe dish room To beal' Ernie CuHing granile To know O'Rourke To iouch his foes To mee+ +wo girls To be a movie siar To be a Phi Be+a To be a iournalisl To +ake good pic+ures To gel- a good blind daie Avoid +he drafl' To be a vel' To learn how io wear cloihes To be anoiher Bob Fuller Weakness Pifching Modesfy Moose Buffs Overfon His inferiorify complex Selby Day Nolan Marcia Wild Winchesier NVomen Sfudying House cleaning Bul'ch Carver Sfudying Canada Alice An inside curve Cider The kifchen Fred Davies Over+on Nolan To own an Ausfin Robbie Hair Tonic Texfbooks German , Air mail 5 o'clock shadow The lafesl' Skiing Sfyles Flanders Hobby Dish-washing Densmore Baskefball Bu'H's Being iaped Milking cows The Golden Slipper lmilafing Morgan Keeping up wiih Rowe Parker H Airplanes Mr. Herberl' Shooiing crows Improving Loafing Women Golf Cameras Drawing Smiih College Buliing B. C. Sirelching Lolly pops Combing his hair Siudying Looking for baseballs Worrying Catching June bugs Women Robbing 1'he cradle Drawing Sleeping and Superman Fulure Selling Bibles Lounge-lizard Side-show worker Tobacco aucfioneer A second Broberg Farming Dar'l'mou+h, he hopes Anolher Eddie Shore Teaching Hisfory Bearing Glenn's record l'll Bi+e Censored A family man Dar+mou+h Dodging women None Porfland To be anofher Durrance Anolher Eddy Shore Lumber Yard Parinership wilh Overfan Going crazy al' l'he Darimoufh-B. C. game Darfmoulh alumnus Chemical warfare Baldness Tuba player Finding baseballs R.A.F. Big business Esfablish a dynasiy Mayor of Melrose Mr. Esquire The Navy MoHo God helps l'hem l'ha+ help +hemselves Gee she's nice Come up and see me somefime 5 no frump Hey, Ove Clofhes don'+ make lhe man l won Well, Dexfry S-S-S-Say Whai was my lime? Eez eel! Don I' give me 'rha+ s'ru'FF Was she nice? Okay, Babe Oh, for some ham and eggs Ya-a-ah? l haven'+ any lime Quoie ..... unquoie You can'+ do fhis fo me Go+ a lighi? ls 'lhal righl? Hello shor+y Where's BreH7 l'm one of l'he Jones boys Wha+'s 'lhe slory? Gof any baseballs? The Duke sfeps oui' I can gel' if for you wholesale We ain'l' al Nicks Cul' ihe bull He' ah is boss Woody, baby Name S+ewy Lewis Charley Malle++ Needle McCrudden George Monlgomery Bill Morgan T Mulcare Looie Nolan Tim Overron Harpo Parker Lenny Ransom Dunk Reid Robbie Rober+son Rocky Rockwell Saggy Saggio+es Joe Scannell Wayne Smar+ R. L. Smi+h Jim Spanos Zombie Sfyles Johnnie Thompson Tur+le Tourrelloi' Tiger Troup Gordy Troy Meelo Webber Fin Whi++lesey Wilkie Wilkins Willy Wilson Joe Brerl' Hendy Henderson Joe Lamere S+inelli Slanley Bill Tomer Joe Whifcome Aspirarion To be a baske+ball player Harvard To be a chemisr To prinl' an anlhology Ou+ +alk Mr. Sherman To find anofher Rube Weeks To have smoking permission Ca plain of Jayvees To be a greai foofball player To win +he race lo +he buH room To be a varsi+y coach To graduale Genfleman rancher Res+auran+ business Pass Hisfory To make a speech Fishing cap+ain Millionaire Kiniry To beal' up Miller To bea+ Bucky To be a figer-man To bea+ Wilkins To be a +orpedo discharger More knowledge To bear Troy To be ano'rher Ned Sparks To make forpedoes Reduce To own a boar Perfecr 36 To beal' Duke Ambassador +o Argenfine Weakness Be++e Davis Big Sieve Skiing Jeanne Dubois Words Harvard Jerry Genn Herb Flercher Goffsfown, N. H. Bow 'lies Reid Barbers PBPPY The Sunshine Town Mr. Low Mr. Boulay Arguing Nolan Alhlelics Sunday affernoon Jerry Genn Tigers Safurday Evening Posl' Torpedoes Wailing on 'fables Phil Whiiney Ned Sparks Hinman Mr. Wiles Boars Dud Bell Mail Bag La Conga Hobby Dancing Sfudying Collecfing boffles Pursuing fhe muse Magic Bird sancfuary Spiffing Baskefball Sfudying Bridge Sfudies Telling fish sfories Oufing club Sleeping Wrifing leffers Essays Phofos Arguing wifh Lou Seffing up fables Ann Dramafics Training flies Fiffing clofhes Shoofing bears Baking af Babcock's Romancing wifh Romanesses Trying fo smoke a cigar Disfillafion Mafh Chasing naughfy waifers Eafing Mrs. Muzzy Making grass skirfs Fufure N. H. U. Gigolo Diplomafic corps Middlebury ski feam Assisfanf fo Edgar Guesf Leffer wrifer Radio commenfafor Dean of Morningside Williams College Professor Anofher Ely Culberfson Anofher Mr. Wiles M. D. Farmer of Vermonf Presidenf of U. S. A. A Beau Brummel Phi Befa Kappa News Phofographer Second Mr. Sherman Sporfs wrifer Happily married Ham Acfor Weighf fhrowing Silk Sfocking salesman Submariner Einsfein's successor Beffer Brass The life of an acfor Manufacfuring poison gas Building bridges Admiral of Swiss Navy Presidenf of F. F. C. Successor fo Johnnie Weismuller Waifer af fhe Beachcomber Moffo Beffe fold me My big brofher is . . . Boffoms up! Of course if's poefry! Whaf l mean is . . . l know a babe from . . . Glenns Falls? Where's Sherm Hi, Janef One no frump l'll show you how l iusf had my hair cuf Well, in Bradford, we . . . The cusfomer is always righf Whafcha know, Joe? Silence Tha+'s whaf you say, Bud l ain I' in Darfmoufh, yef Jusf call me Zombie Well, ieez . . . Whad dya mean? Jusf call me Tiger Thaf's no lie Dildo Thaf's one for fhe lisf Thai' won I' work Who said fha+7 Golden slippers l've given up smoking Waif a sec l'm going on a dief Now, in Melrose . . Panama Haffie . . 'STUDENT BARBER SHOP --Leslie A+kinson '43 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB SALON THIRD PRIZE HILLTOP FROM THE AIR-David CoFHn '43 ANNOUNCEMENT The l94l CONCORDIA S+aFF respecffully submils +he following nominalions +o The Class of l942: Because of his unliring work in securing adverlising, and his inieresf and success +hercfn, we nomina+e a+ ihis +ime for Edifor-in-Chief of 'Phe l942 CONCORDIA, David Haller, of 'rhe class of I942. For work well done in producing good pic+ures and aHrac+ive layouls, for his ideas and in+eres+ in fhe improvemenf of +he CONCORDIA, we nominale William Duane '42 as Phcdography, Ari, and Layoul Edi+or. Respecffully, Donald P. Davis, Edi+or George Monlgomery, Lilerary Ediior Millard Webber, Business Manager Ernesl L. Sherman, Facul'ry Advisor M ke 4 ,lpimf R , Q x XV if 5'2 5 . i Q 54, I ii 3' ,MQ 4 - '41 HC6 mes Durra Ja DONE - S DAY VZ37'-9'0'O'o' V353 X .,gg?:,:,:,O,4 439.0393 g , 0 Q, I. 0 0.g.,:,0,0'o,s,,', ,Os 7I'oO 0 I 0,o,0oom,'s, QQQO' Q' ',Qsg,vo4og,9s V:ol'.:.:0,:l,:O Q8ta:o:o:O:o:,O 0293! gage o of w::.tl . f I O 'o X f 0' ' X fgesj 2 ,'g' f lg! 1, X fx Z ,WW f- ' f6 49 fix fa fl f Q I 1 3 , Q I ,gf C b Q 0 , W 4' 10 Jian was-an 4 .gtittw f 1 ' N ragga? W I f Y N V 'I X L f 1 5 .4 ,gall Z ' 'xviullilu' X A f i Y t tj-Qilln X 5 .., u .' I' , I f -aavixxaxxxwawi Q..--' ,nnuwuxu I gl-K gun I IIKXKIQ f X K 12- -- '5KXux x x xx xn- f I L x' Qluuxxsxxx 1 XXX il! ,540 agutxxxxxxxyykel. ,v,v,o', 1 qg,:.':!.lLY!.EE'.'-1-'1 fo s'::sQ .GTAX K ' N 'Q . 15.5 ,C I lihlll . , K Q5gQgQ.k.5ti:x:'::' ,..- 0f7 pz1f....'-fi SO LONG FELLOWSH fCour+esy of THE KIMBALL UNION, liilRiLwLm?.fL.a'LV6 L 2 1 ' ,L A-iL'f2?Q'5:.H i43lliK3L.i?f9Zf.h SUS:.'iRH,w 5bikQliEifq!S-:ZIiq?l!45s1Q,.iY5 ,Ei'F?L'f U A 4 Q ix X J Nm , Q K Ax X4 R X X K X ZQ 5 Vaxiaf S ? ff y i J , 4 imf Z W fy Wv WW, WM ,? 3' if gl ln 2 f Hil2f!1,'as9iE2-1 . -wfkf' , L , 'fy.E1aAiiSZQK!l4v'EElb1EE KIMBALL UNION ACADEMY , + 004 E 'A ' PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS FOUNDED Is 3 MERIDEN, NEW HAMPSHIRE l I GEORGE S. DAUGHERTY Compllmenls ol CO. Pillsburgh, Perma. Packers and Dis+ribu+ors QUALITY FOODS and VEGETABLES For Schools and Colleges Canneries - Wilson, N. Y. ATSCOG Compllmemls of THE SH ERWIN-WILLIAMS CC. N. C. BRIDGMAN 8: SON DEPENDABLE FURNITURE Since l89I Lebanon, N. l-l. Compimenfs of D A V I D H E L L E R Claremont N. H. '35 E . ' C '- .-' A vi . 'X . '5 f ., ,gg--all, 1. sax... -1-Q 7,612 Wwwma phcwice-ffnyvzaawm .feJanan,flfea,c - ALL - TYPES - or - PRINTING - PLATES - PRINTING-PUBLISHING-PHOTO-ENGRAVING Under One Roof ASCOMA PHOTO-ENGRAVERS CORY-HEWITT PRESS, INC. HANOVER GAZETTE-LEBANON GAZETTE Lebanon New Hampshire Hanover A Uniiy o'FS+reng+l'1 for Kimball Union GODDARD'S BAKERY The exclusive bakers of SUNFED VITAMIN D BREAD Producls of Qualify are delivered Io your door daily by your Goddard salesman. Remember . . . Goddards specialize in Decoraled Calces for all occasions. Goddards Bakery, Claremonl, N. I-I. Complimenls of SMITH AUTO SALES Buick GMC Truclcs Lebanon, New Hampshire REGINALD P. DAVIDSON Carpen+er and Builder Fire Insurance Cornish Flair, New Hampshire R, D. McDONOUGH CO. Sporfing Goods Porlsmoulh, N. l'l. Oulliller ol school and colleqe learns wilh alhlelic equipmerml for all sporis. .Jia W. H. TRUMBULL General Confraclor Builder of Clwellis Hall Dexler Richards Hall and Field House Hardward - Building Malerial Painls Hanover, N. H. QUIMBY 81 ROSSITER Insurance Agency, Inc. Claremonl, N. H. Lebanon, N. H. WHITE OWL DINER Lucien R. LaCourse VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS Woolen Perfeclion in One Word BRIDGEWATER Original Fabrics of All Pure Wools TWEEDS - SHETLANDS BLANKETS - GARMENTS Exclusive Crealions VERMONT NATIVE INDUSTRIES Bridgewaler, V+. lOn U. S. Roule 4l PAPER SUPPLIES For Schools and Colleges STONE 8: FORSYTH CO. 67 Kingsion Sireel, Boslon Faclory al Evereli BATCHELDER 81 SNYDER CO., Inc. Bosion, Mass. Producers and Disfribufors of Fine Foods so I . M AND N ATHLETIC COMPANY WARD AMIDON Wholesale Ouffilfers +o Schools and Colleges 99 Clmuncy Slreel, Boslon Tropheys Everyll1inq for Every Sporf' Medals Jewelry Giffs Cadillac-Ponfiac-Chevrolef Walclles Mofor Cars Clefrac Tracfors Jeweler 'For Class of l94I Hanover New Hampshire AUTOMOBILE COMPANY While River Junclion, Vermonl' CompImenIs of BOOTH FISHERIES CORPORATION Fish Pier Bosfon, IvIassacI1useIIs SAVERY MOTOR SALES Comnlfmefnsof Dodge - PIymou+h Sales and Service ICE CREAM CO. 5 Mascoma Sfreef Phone 27 Lebangnl N, H, CIaremon+, New Hampshire Complimenfs of VISUAL EDUCATION SERVICE SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE Complimenfs of I3l Clarendon S+ree'r, F. G. Thompson, Mgr. Bosfon, Mass Complimenfs of HOUGH 81 KING Service S+a+ion -Shell- Lebanon N. H COLLEGE STUDIO A compl elre Iine of Pholrographnc Iv1a+erials. The quiclcesf ancl moslr ex cellenlr service possible. Hanover, N. H Complimenfs of CROSS ABBOTT CO. Whi+e River Juncfion, V+. EMER Lebanon SON GARDENS FLORIST if 72a 5 E I CS 4 Complimenfs of TWIN STATE l94I Class Phofographers FRUIT COMPANY John Sabine Whife River Junction, V+. Hanover, N. H. PAINTS BUILDING SUPPLIES SPORTING 8: ATHLETIC GOODS KINIRY'S Hardware S+ore Claremont N. I-I. Complimenfs of EASTMAN OIL CO Lebanon, New Hampshire GIFTS FOR GRADUATES FOR TEACHERS FOR FRIENDS Can always be found in Coburn's. VVa+ches and Pens, as weII as a com- pIeIe Iine of JeweIry and NoveIIies make exceIIen+ gifIs. COBURN'S Jewelry Sfore I-Ianover, New Hampshire F I F I E L D ' S The S+ore for Men I I and Young Men QuaIiI'y merchandise aI Iower prices Ihroughour The enfire sfore. In boIh our CIoIhing and Shoe DeparImenIs. FRANK S. FILIELD Bank Block Lebanon, N. I-I. I Myne 2 Q , L - ki 'Q - AQ 2 , V? . :g.:Ef2sf:: 1 , X L,,, - MW-wwwwwmkww' 3 Z N. P. CLOUGH 8: CO. Inc. Coal and Builidng Maferials Lebanon, New Hampshire L. CLAYTON BERRY Grain, Flour, Sugar Garden Suplies G.M.C. Trucks John Deere lmplemen'rs Tel. Lebanon 5I4 We Deliver Complimenfs of CURRIER 8: LANGLOIS Inc. Suplies 'I'o S+uden+s Since I860 WELLS, HUDSON 8: GRANGER Archifecfs and Engineers Hanover N. H. McNEILL'S DRUG STORE GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF I94I Chick Bur+ '40 The Cu+-Price Sfore .......... Lebanon N H. BURT 8. COMPANY ' Herd C TPYEWRITERS ' Sales-Service CO. COLLEGE SUPPLY STORE '4 We SM' Concord N. H Complefe Sfafioners ' F7 T' Z' 'W will THE HANOVER INN lF,,5.l,,l?,1,,.:,,1Q l-lanover, New l-lampslwire nm Ml llwmlllmililllfm -il dll' ix lim' IU illillflilf Viv 'lvl XS i ull If if AY i .i wi - ' A f' X - E-E 'i E xiii -!f.,.-,llihn 4 ?:-,,T 'I .'s4??l'l?Tl EKU TT?-iilwli nun A .-... l. i :. 5 V is i 5 311-in ui yuifnir fp' I I, l -mul -qinlfll mmm 1 5 g Einiigiiqr 'iq-igur Y 1 - if E-vu-'mm ini-pw! 'Tl' 'li lm mul l-ll'-ll 'l'1lli4 , EE ?-- -fx,-11 W gif 'f'i1 .ll ...EL A delighllul lnn, llnirleen miles from Kimball Union Acad- emy localed on line free lined campus of Darlmoullw College. Ford and Peggy Sayre Managers Wlmen in Clarernonl' -For- Qualify Drugs, High Grade Toilefries Fresh Candies, Films and Kodalzs Visif OSGOODS PHARMACY Prescriplion Druggisl' Claremont N. H. Compliment of ,. HUBBARD, PARKER, SMALL, Ine. A J Bellows Falls, V+. Repairing Engraving Hamilfon, Elgin, Gruen Longines Wafches J. S. WOLFE Jeweler Bloclgeh' Block Lebanon, N. H. Complimenls of HAYES JONES 8: SON Meriden, N. H. Complimenfs of 'rhe VERMONT GATEWAY AUTO COMPANY Whife River Juncfion, Vermonf CAM PION of DARTMOUTH Presenfing Hwe finesf in doin g cl sporfs equipment Ou+fi'r+e f Darfmoufh and Kimb ll Union since I907 Complimenfs STANLEY HINCH Q For MATCHLESS FOODS MATCHLESS BRAND COFFEE WEBSTER-THOMAS CO ZI7 Shafe Sfreef Bosfon, Mass --MY - . , .. , -- . A. E. LORD 81 CO., Inc. Coal-Coke-Wood Winkler S+okers Bob Densmore, Mgr. Lebanon New Hampshire Comphmenrs of HUBBARD, PARKER, SMALL, INC. Eggs, Live and Dfesed PouI+ry Belows Fans Vermonf JOSEPH CONTI 81 CO. 25 Hanover Sheer Lebanon New Hampshire BUILD wm-1 BRICK DENSMORE BRICK CO. Lebanon New Hampshire THE COLONIAL HOTEL 3' ROBERT HASHAM Complefe Commercial Banking Service Since i829 NATICNAL BANK OF LEBANON Lebanon, N. H. Member of Federal Deposi+ Ins. Depi. Covers of '4l Year Book KINGSKRAFT BINDINGS Kingsport Tennessee . ,, l THOMAS E. WARD Q e i , or LV., E .L AILV K pv- S + A FRIEND CompIImenIs of PUTNAM'S DRUG STORE Hanover, N. H. cenrelanrenn of I GEORGE W. RAND FURNITURE Henever, N. H. r CompIimen+s of 3 WILLIAMS LAUNDRY and WHITE RIVER PAPER CO. DRY CLEANING Paper Dealers and S+a+ioners Wesf Lebanon, , N I-I Whife River Jundion, Vermonf I Congra+uIaI'ions and Bes'I' Wishes To +he Class of I94I TRANSMISSION LEATHER BELTING - WATER-WELL PUM P From a Manufadrurer of MECHANICAL LEATHER SPECIALTIES LEATHER - HYDRAULIC PACKINGS - MILL STRAPPING LEATHER DOOR MATS RAZOR STROPS SKI HARNESS SKATE STRAPS , DOG COLLARS, LEADS, and HARNESSES WhoIesaIe DisIrIIouIors of Indus+riaI Mill Supplies - PIumbing and Heaiing Equipmen-I PAGE BELTING COMPANY Main Office and Eadory, Concord, N. H. Y Ic PHI deI Iwia, BuFIaIo, Syracuse, Chicago, Branches: Bosfon, New or , na p Cincinnafi, CIwa+Ianooga Complimerfrs JOHN W. McCRlLLIS American Insurance Company Newporr New Hampshire ,ee , I MERCURY 8 Complirnenfs of CLAREMONT MOTOR POND5'S OF LEBANON Claremont N. H. Lebanon N. H Compumems Complime-n+s of LEBANON WO0'-EN L. H. OFFORD co., unc Roofing Con+rac+ors Lebanon New Hampshire Belows Falls' V+' 9 , A -'rff . nf .,.r9.a,,A A, , an . 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