Kimball Union Academy - Concordia Yearbook (Meriden, NH)

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WILLIAM DAVID CAREY No paper for you. You didn't sign up this month. Bill maintains that sleeping is the thing he likes best to do in his leisure time, but with his dormitory neighbors and his thriving paper business, both sleep and leisure have little place in his life. An optimist, Bill expects four years after college to ube making good moneyi' fbe careful Edgar Hoover does not see thisj and successfully avoiding macaroni and cheese. J.V. Football, 45 ,l.V. Basketball, 43 Varsity Baseball, K-3, K-43 Dramatics, Stage Crew, 4. SANFORD DUNCAN I'll rack them up today, coach. Sanford, who came to us last fall to take a P.C., is one of those people who dotes on hot music .and sleep. At 7:15 in the morning, the one with the eyes shut the tightest is Dunc . He plans to attend Amherst. Outing Club, 55 J.V. Basketball, K-5, Base- ball, 5. l27l ANDREW MAHLON DRURY NN ow, that Battle of Drury's Bluff was no jokefv Andy's plan for a career with a swing band or in a company of singers has been well started at K.U.A., where he has given much effort to mak- ing people laugh-in class and out. Now, why do you object to individuals who talk about love affairs boisterously, Andy? Junior Varsity Football, 3g Varsity Football, K-4, Track, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Hockey, 3, Recreational Skiing, 4, Choir and Glee Club, 3, 45 Outing Club, 3.

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GROSVENOR EDWARD BRYANT Well, boys, Iill give you three to leave my room. This six-foot-live rival to Abe Lincoln was marked for basketball as soon as he came to K.U.A. from Fair Haven, Vermont. His bucket shot from the basketball Hoor is something to see. Grovy will be an engineer after his gradua- tion from college. Varsity Football, K-3, K-4, Varsity Basket- ball, K-3, K-4 fCo-Captainlg Varsity Baseball, K-3, K-4, Junior Council, 3, Senior Council, 4, 0uting Club, 3, Fall Dance Committee, 4. IRv1Nc Foo'rE BUELL ROBERT HAMPDEN BRYANT Ah-h-h, now for my quiet hour on the gym steps. Bob plans to enter the hotel business some time in the future. Considering his suave manner and the abundant supplies of food in his room, Bob is already on his way to becoming a suc- cessful chef d'hote. Recreational Skiing, 3, 4, Varsity Lacrosse, K-3, Recreational Tennis, 4, Foreign Policy Association, 3, 4, Dramatics, 4, The Concordia, 4, Camera Club, 3, The Kimball Union, 4, Choir, 4, Music Appreciation Group, 4. Have no fear, Irvingis here! It must seem ironic to anticipate going into the Army when one so loves to sit at his desk ensconced like an admiral behind that sign, Chief Naval Oilicerf' Footie is one of our best skiers-and judges of girls if his usual importa- tion to dances is any criterion. Little wonder that he says, Eight years from now I expect to be well established in business, happily married, and still skiingf' Varsity Football, K-2, K-3, K-4, Lacrosse, K-3, K-4, Track, K-2, Varsity Skiing, K-2, K-3, K-4 fCaptainJ, Junior Council, 3 fChairmanJ, Senior Council, 4, Outing Club, 2, 3, 4, Carni- val Dance Committee, 3, Fall Dance Commit- tee, 4, Band, 2, Junior Class President, 3. 261

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HOWARD SMITH IRoNs RICHARD RELYEA HASBROUCK You do it like this? Oh, of course, of coursef, Dick, one of those fugitives from The Rock, is always playing his insistent trumpet or hum- ming some tune that antedates the turn of the century. He says that as a singer he is a good track man and photographer. Enthusiasm is a cardinal virtue with Dick. Engineers, 3, 4, ,l.V. Hockey, 3, 4, Track, K-3, K-4, Camera Club, 3, 4, Band, 3, 4, The Kimball Union, 3, Music Appreciation, 4. Hey, cut it out, you fellows! Coach is down- stairsf' Doc, who hails from historic Bennington, is as proud of his famous town as he is of his rich Vermont twang. An asset to the school in football and skiing as well as scholarship, Doc plans to go to Dartmouth. That's where Lee lives, isnlt it, Doc? ,l.V. Football, K-4 fCaptainJ, Varsity Letter, K-4, Skiing, K-4, Tennis, 4, Vice-President of Class, 4, Senior Council, 4 fSecretaryj , Orches- tra, 4, Band, 4, Dramatics, 4. l RICHARD CLEMENCE JACKSON If I had a Piper Cub here-. Dick professes to like, of all company in the world, the company of a sweet little Taylorcraft. Flyer, woodsman, and conscientious student, Dick has had a quiet but deep influence among us. On the brink of graduation, Dick is undecided whether to go to college or into the Air Corps. Outing Club, 3, 4 flnresidentlg J.V. Skiing, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Junior Guide, 3, 4, Carnival Dance Committee, 4. 281