Kimball Union Academy - Concordia Yearbook (Meriden, NH)

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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.

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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.

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