Kimball Union Academy - Concordia Yearbook (Meriden, NH)

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YYY 4 1 L l 4,3 LEX Q43 ,X IN MEMORIAM Kimball Union suflereml ai great loss when ,Iohn Franks cliecl tliir past summer. john was everyliorlyfs friend, and lie wus always lending a hand when neerlerl. Whenever a job had to lie Clone or volunteers were needed. John was on the spot rearly and willing to do luis lmest. Jolnfs kinfl word and smile for everyone has been greatly missefl. and lie will remain an image of sincerity in the minds of all who knew him.

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DEDICATION Whenever one is walking around the campus of Kimball Union Academy and sees a group of people working industriously, he is very likely to see the face of George Aker- strom in their midst. During the course of the year, Mr. Akerstrom has not only organized the many different work projects which take place on the school grounds, but he has also rolled up his sleeves and worked right along with the boys. It was working on the track in the fall, shoveling snow and flooding the hockey rink in the Winter, and getting the foot- ball Held in shape for lacrosse in the spring. Aside from being Athletic Director, Assistant Football Coach, Hockey and Lacrosse Coach, and in charge of the athletic store, in charge of making out the athletic schedules and organizing the trips, Mr. Akerstrom is a regular guy and is very much admired by students and faculty alike. His gruff, rather sharp voice is just a front, behind which lies a kind and thoughtful heart. His sensitivity is, perhaps, best demonstrated by his painting of water colors, a hobby of Mr. Akerstromis which few people know about. lt is. therefore, with a great deal of pleasure that we, the graduating members of the student body of Kimball Union Academy, do dedicate the 1950 edition of the CONCORDIA to a true friend, Mr. Akerstrom.

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