Kimball Union Academy - Concordia Yearbook (Meriden, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1951 volume:

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He has certainly earned the honor of the dedication through hard work, work that has been accomplished with a smile. Few of us realize all that Frank Nash has done for Kimball Union the past three years he has been here with us. The Kimball Union. our newspaper. has entertained us throughout the year. Were it not for his valuable advice in the literary and business sections of the paper. the stall would have been confused as to how to go about the duties of putting out a good school paper. Then, too, much of the success of this yearls Concordia is due to Frank Nash's work and advice. We all know that teaching English and helping in publications are strenuous tasks. but Mr. Nash has entered each job with his usual smile, and because of this we are all grateful. It has been said that English is a boring subiect. We doubt whether any student of Mr. Nashls has ever mentioned the fact. His classes have always been interesting, valuable, and humor- ous. He has always made it a practice to be helpiul in any way he could, whether it was driving a team on an athletic trip, or taking a group of boys to church on Sunday. We all feel that Mr. Nash deserves the honor given to him here - by the students of a school he has always tried to improve. Dedicated To . . . FRANK NASH Q V S ? . f., A . If is , . -qpiwr , ., V1 ' ' 1 'v af fw'+Lc. A ' 92' A , X Qwrih '. , K k 4 A ' i F . ff it F u, 6' Q yv W Y,, . . an W , Ag 6 an '-fl 17 M1 Q0ffE'fl'F.- rf A R M. - - - ' ww Q 419. , K ' . ,gk W X .in ,f A s f wig, E, ,L 2 -felkg H, V, I yy A x 4 1 yn? w , .., 42 H -nw My QA 1 V , lbw. Vs. . wc' riff iff HV W A M5 S ' sf , Flys 4 i .1 iw MSE e- N V , 4 s 'x X K , s xx W wah- mm. 4, '11 A gui Q! ,M A KM ,Q I M nk x- nh' TX- rl 6 fib- -i W .Ah-nw .,,, 4 Y ' 57'--mf 14' nn u -0- -1,44 Q IN MEMORIAM 5 t To Charles Alden Tracy, former headmaster of Kim ball Union Academy who died this past year, President Hopkins, recent president of Dartmouth College, made the following citation: Member of that guild whose altruistic effort long made Dartmouth's name respested in the upbuilding of the New England academiesg indefatigable in industry, con structive in accomplishment, and capable in administra- tiong restorer of its early prestige to a long established New Hampshire school, to which you have brought a new material prosperity and scholastic reputationf, To these words we in the Kimball Union family of alumni, faculty, and student body, with fitting humility and lasting gratitude, would add our sure assent. Em 1. X.. 5 . s A ' ii, X. 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By showing that he could take the bad breaks with the good ones. he has exemplified the highest type of sportsmanship: and by his constant courage and fortitude. he has shown that he believes in a passage of an editorial from an issue of The Kim- ball Union which says: lt was indeed unfortunate that one of the participants from Hebron on the field of play should be in- jured to the extent of at broken neck. but all things dear have a bitter cost: victory in anything is, and justifiably should be, dear. CON NIE RUSSELL Q J5- 'ft ALFRED J. DENSMORE KUA. '04 Brown University, 0'8, A. B. President of the Board Re-sides in Lebanon. N. H. D. SIDNEY ROLLINS Dartmouth College, '04, B. S, Rrsidcs in Newport, N. H. THOMAS S. BROWN KUA. '09 Dartmouth Cnlleze, Ex, '03 University nf Vermont. '04, M. D. Rvsidns in Mayfair Park, South Burlimzton. Vt, JOHN M. THOMAS D.D., L.L.D. Middlebury Collvfzv, '90, A. B.. '93, M. A. Rvsidcs in Mcndon. Vermont REV. NOBLE 0. BOWLBY KUA, '96 Bangor Theological Seminary, '02: B.D., '09 Dartmouth College, '08, A. B., M. A.. '09 Rc-sidvs in Franklin. N. H. REV. RAY F. JENNEY KUA, '09 Springfield College, '14, B.P.E. James Milliken University, '15, A. R.. '40. L, L. D. Union Theological Seminary, '20, B. D. Columbia University, '21. M. A. Knox College, '25, D. D. Resides in Chicago, Ill. WILLIAM R. BREWSTER KUA, '14 llfliddlvbury Collnize, '15, B. S.. M. A. Rcsidcs in Mcridcn. N. H. ROBERT P. BURROUGHS Dartmouth Collcxzv, '21, A. B, Amos Tuck School of Business Administration, '22, M.C.S, Rc-sides in Manchvstcr, N. H. CLYDE L. DEMING. M.D. KUA, '05 Bowdoin College. '10 Yale Medical School. '15 Vim- President and Secretary of thc Board Resides in New Haven. Conn. WALTER F. PEASE KUA, '20 Williams College, '24, A. B. NYU, '27. J. P. Residcs in Plainfield, N. J. EMERY M. FITCH M.D., F.A.C.S. KUA. '99 Dartmouth Medical College, '05 Rcsidvs in Clarcmont, N. H. HENRY W. PARKER Dartmouth College, '46, B. S. Thayer School, '47, M. S. Ist Lieutcnant, U.S.M.C. LAURENCE F. WHITTEMORE Dartmouth College, '48, M. A. lHon.b Univ. of New Hampshire, M. A. lHon.l 1950 Resides in Pembroke, N. H. ANDREW G. TRUXAL Franklin and Marshall. '20, A. B. Resirlcs in Frederick. Md. IRA P. TOWNSEND KUA. '38 Middlebury College, '42, A. B. Resides in Meriden, N. H. ALLEN E. HOWLAND KUA. '40 Dartmouth Cullr-ge. '44 Amos Tuck School. '45 Residcs in Hanover, N. H. W l1.L,mM R. BREW STER Headmaster WILLIAM R BREWSTER KUA, 'l-I Middltbury College, '18, B.S. '46, M,A. lHun,l Huudniaster Instructor in Mathematics FREDERICK E. CARVER Dartmouth College, '27 '38, M. A, Assistant Hvadmaster . B.S.. Director ot' Admissions Instructor in Mathematics Coach of Football and Baseball ,ff 'Y ARTHUR D. ADAMS Dzirtnmuth College, '24, A B, Uulumlria University, '28 Bread Loaf School uf English, '29, '30 Di-nn ul' Studvnt-f Instructor in History Pouch of Tennis FREDERICK B. RAWSON Harvard University '31, A. B. Instructor in Latin and German WAYLAND R. PORTER Carnegie Institute- of' Tech- nology, '20, B. S. Massachusetts State College, '42, M. S. Instructor in Mathematics and Physics HENRY I-I. DOUGLASS Dartmouth College, '32, A. B. Instructor in French and Mathematics Coach uf .IV Football and JV Hockey GUY E. MOULTON Arnhvrst College, '08, A. B. Univm-rsit de Besacon Universite de Dijon. '26, Diplome Harvard University, '36, M. A. Ecolr Francaise, Middlebury, '44 Instructor in French, Coach of Rec Skiing. Director of Ski Patrol HAROLD J. DENEAULT Iiilik's Training School. '39 Trainer and Director of Phys- ical Education Advisor to the Photography Club Coach of Basketball and Track ERNEST ROBES Director of The Outing Club Leader of the Juniur Guide Program in the KUAOC Hi-nd Couch of Skiing Hand Coach of the Wo0dsman's Team GEORGE C. AKERSTROM Colgate- University, '35, A. B. Athlvtiv Director Line Coach of Football Head Coach uf Hnckvy and Ilavrosse EDWARD L. SPALDING Univiarsity nf Mainv. '35, B. S. Instructor in Chemistry Coach uf Re'-serve Football and JV Basketball FAY A. REED Dartmouth College, '35, A. B Harvard Graduate' School, '35 University nf Vermont, '37 M. A. instructor in Histnrk' Director of Dramatics ri gr- 1 l l IRA P. TOWNSEND llIxrldlf'lmry Cnllefzr-, '42, A. B. llcmrrl of 'frllntvrs 'Tre-znslxrf-r and llusinr-ss: Man- azvr lnstrurtm' in Mathvmatins LAWVRENFE H. TAYLOR SVilliams l'ollv2'e'. '33, A. B. Dartmmlth Vollmzv. '41, B.E.D. ll'I!4t,Tlll'tU1' in Spanish Coach of Soccer and JV Base-- hall LIONEL M, MOSHER Dartmouth Cnllvxze, '25, A. B. Illarvard Grmluatv Sc-hfml, '25, '26 Huston Ilnivvrsity Grafluaie Svhnul ll1Sf.Tlll'f,f1T' in l-Inzlish: Head, Enszlish De-partmenl. Advisur tn Prm-ss Club Cuarh ul' Golf 5, 1-nf an, 5' 4 X 'v N w 5 V is 5 Q' 'X 'vs .F-annul . Q 'NX K X K i ' gli? FRANK I. NASH Miridlrhury Full:-gf-, '4R. A. B. University of Ilirmimrham. Emzlanfl, '45 Broad lmnf Svhunl of Plnpzlish. '49, '49. '50, '51 lnhtrm-mr in English K'0:-wh of JV Skiinl Ilirf-ctrvr nf l'uhlif'ation1 REV. JATWES F. GLASS!-IR Ohio Wmlryzm Univ:-re-ity. '10, H, A. Hue-hui lVnix'f'YSih' Sviifml nf' Thvlillugy. '43, S. T. H. Svhnnl Fhnplain Iniiruvtnr in Rihlv. Minisffr M' M 4- r i ri e n Fmizrvizativvnal Fhurch THEODORE GARLAND Mount Hrrmnn Svhnul, '42 Hvirivllis-rg Fnllmzv. '50 H1-iflclhvrz Cullvm- Funsvrvzs- tory, '50 struvtor in Munir, llirf-vlur of Musual Orxzanizations Awl. l'uavh of 'l'r:wk President DAVE OBERLANDER Vice-Py-egidem' Secretary-Trm,s1lrer FRANK EWING JOHN AKEY SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 Joseen JAM:-:s Acxcu. Hometown: Bellaire, Long lslantl Favorite Saying: 66Wl1al a weekend Activities: JV Football 3, 4: Reserve Football 2: Outing Club 'tw' lg Junior Guide l: Track l, 2, 4: Orange Key 3, 4: The Kimball Union 4: The Concordia 2, 3, 4: Foreign Policy 2, 4: Camera Club l, 2, 3, -1: Frencli Club -l-: Press Club 4: Rec. Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4: Public Speaking 3. 4. Joan l'lREDERlC1x Akin' Hometown: Greenfield, Mass. Favorite Saying: Wbere's Frank? Speaking 3: Secretary-Treasurer of the Class of 1951. ERNEsT AARo1v ARNOLD Hometown: Oceanside, New York Favorite Saying: 'iCut it out, lziarleli' Activities: Football -L: Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Student Council 4: Players -L: Press Club 4. Jonn 'l'nAvi:n BA'l'CtilILDER Hometown: Darien, Conn. Favorite Saying: Yeali' Activities: Football Al: JV Football 3: Reserve Football 2: Outing Club 2: JV Hockey 2: Lacrosse 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Orange Key 3, -1: Players 3, all lPresidentl: The Kimball Union Alf lTreasurer anal Senior liclitorl : The Concordia 3, 41 lAssociate liditorl : Clue Club 2, 3: Choir 3, sl: Foreign Policy 4: Camera Club 4 lPresident and Secretary I: Press Club 4: Class President 2. Activities: Football 3, lg Hockey 3, 1 lwlanagert: Lacrosse 3, alt: Orange Key 3, 4: Players -l-: The Concordia 3 lBusi- ness Managerl, al llfditor-in-Chiefl: Debate 3: Public ARNoi.n ERNEs'r BEAiisE Hometown: Andover, Mass. Favorite Saying: Any new magazines, Bowers? Q Activities: JV Football 4: Reserve Football 2, 3: Hockey 4: JV Hockey 2, 3: JV Baseball 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir f li 3, 4: Ski Patrol 3, 4: Reserve Baseball 3. s 1 e STEPHEN BATCHELLER BLAIR, JR. ' Hometown: Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire Favorite Saying: Don't worry, I'll sweep the llooru Activities: JV Football 4: Reserve Football l, 3: Outing Club l, 2, 3, 4: JV Skiing 2, 3, 4: Tennis 4: JV Tennis 2, 3: Players 3, 4: The Kimball Union 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Camera Club: Debate Club 1. 2, 3: Rec. Skiing 1: Re- serve Baseball 1. GEORGE FRANCIS BowEas Hometown: Mancllester. N. H. 'UN- Favorite Saying: 'gDon't you like it? Activities: Football 4: JV Football 3: Basketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Choir 4: Foreign Policy 4: Camera Club 4. f A if GEORGE KENNEDY Bmccs, JR. Hometown: Nlarblebead, Mass. Favorite Saying: Two letters todayf' Activities: Football 3 llVlanagt-rl: JV Football 4 tCaptainl: JV Skiing 3: JV Baseball 3: Baseball 4: Student Council 4 l'Set'1'etaryl: Orange Key 3, 4: Players 4: The Kim- ball Union 4 lSenior Eclitorl: The Concordia 3, 4: Glen' Club 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Foreign Policy 3. 4 lPresidentl: Press Club 4 t'l'reasurert : Ski Patrol 3, 4: Rec. Skiing 4. OT1s WILSON CARNEY Hometown: Melrose, Mass. Favorite Saying: As a matter of fact Activities: Reserve Football 3: Soccer 4: .lV Basketball 3, 4: JV Baseball 3, 4: The Kimball Union 3, 4 lSports Ed- itor! : The Concordia 4: Foreign Policy 3, 4: Press Club 4 lPresidentj. GEORGE ALVAH CARR Hometown: Bristol, N. H. Favorite Saying: Are you civilized? Activities: Outing,Club 3: Track 3 tlVlanagerP: The Kimball Union 4: The Concordia 4: Debate Club 3: Rec. Skiing 3, 4. PAUL CLARK CLAYTON Hometown: West Boylston, Mass. Favorite Saying: 'Lis that right? Activities: 'Soccer 4: Outing Club 3, 4: ,lunior Guide 3: Orange Key 3, 4: The Concordia 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: The Eight 4: Ski Patrol 4: Rec. Skiing 3, 4. DONALD JOSEPH CONNER llometown: Lexington, Mass. Favorite Saying: Donit call me Pinkyli' Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse 2, 3, 4: JV Hockey 2: Orange Key 3, 4: Players 4: Ch' 'rleader 4: Foreign Policy 4: Camera Club 4: Rec. Skiing 3, 4: Class Sec- retary 2. FREDERICK l'l0WARI7 CROCKER Hometown: Herkimer. N. Y. Favorite Saying: 'Ll,el's fave the fuels Aetivities: Football flg Basketball fl: Baseball I: Student Counvil 4- t2nd Presidentl: Cleo Club fl. JOHN STEPHEN CRUMP Hometown: l,ineoIn. N. H. lfavorite Saying: Nobody behinrl tlve eonnteru Camera Club 3: Her-. Skiing I, 2. 3: Reserve Baseball 2 3g Class Secretary and Treasurer I. JULIAN Tnoiu AS CRUMP Hometown: Lim-oln. N. II. Favorite Saying: UI eourse I have my Pllysies clone! Aetivities: Football It: ,IV Football 3: Reserve Football l. 22 Basketball 3. I-1 ,IV Basketball I. 2: l.ac'rosse 3. fl: JY Baseball I. 2: Orange Key 3. fl: The Kimlmll Union I. 2. 3. I tSenior Iiflitorl: The Convnria 2. 3. fl tllssoeiate lCditorl: Press Club I ISN-relaryl: Class llresiclent I, Class Vice llresident 3. STUART OWEN CUNLIFFE Hometown: New York City Favorite Saying: 'kllefinitely my last yearn Activities: Reserve Foollmall I: Outing Club SQ Hoekey I. 2. 3. fl. 5 tCaptainI g Class Treasurer 3. Hee. Tennis 5. .M'tivities: Ifoolball I- tNlanag:erl: ,IV Football 2. 3 tMan I avert: I,a'i-osse I tlVIanagerl: Players 3. I: Choir I: PETER GIPSON DEWEY Hometown: Darien. Conn. Favoritf' Saying: Wllbatis protty nine Avtixitivs: Sox-I-or l: Uniting Club 3: Tennis 4: JV Tennis 31 The Kimball Union 4: Choir 3, 4: Cloe Club 3, 4: Rec. Skiing 3. 4: The Concorrlia 4. MIIRENCE FREDERICK DIETTER lflotnetownz Olvan: N. Y. Odell! A1-tivitivs: Uutinfr Club 4: ,IV Skiing 4: junior Cuide 4: Clee l avorite- Saying: 'Tut it out. Club 4: Ski Patrol 4. WILLIAM HARRIsoN DAVISON Honwtown: Hanover, N. H. Favorite Saying: Hanover Sunday? Activities: Football 4: Outing Club 4: Basketball 4. GLENN LARUE DERR Hometown: Milton. Penn. Favorite Saying: Hwlllfl swiped my Movie Land? Artivities: Football 3. 1: Basketball 3. 4 tCaptainl: Lacrosse 3. L: Stuflvnt tlounvil 4: The Concordia 4: Glee Club 3. WILLIAM W. DOUGLASS, JR. Hometown, Manchester, N. H. Favorite Saying: Lay off, will ya', Burtli' Activities: Reserve Football 1, 3, 4: Rec. Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4 Reserve Baseball .l, 2, 3, Rec. Tennis 2, 4. SHELDON WILSON Dow Hometown: Lakeport, N. H. Favorite Saying: Go home, Whitehairl', Activities: Football 4: JV Hockey 4: Lacrosse 4: The Con cordia 4 Vfreasurerl. ROBERT Lewis EARLE Hometown: Birmingham, Mich. Favorite Saying: Let's go for a walk, Slatsf' Activities: Football 3, 4, 5 1Co-captainl: JV Football 2, Re serve Football 1: JV Basketball 3, 4g JV Hockey 5: La Crosse 4, 5: JV Baseball l, 2, 3: Junior Council 3. FRANK COULTER EWING Hometown: Olean, N. Y. Favorite Saying: I was doin' a 100 on that stretchf, Activities: Football 4: JV Football 3: Track 3, 4 lCaptainl Orange Key 3, 43 The Concordia 3, 4 lBusiness Man- agerl : Ski Patrol 45 Rec. Skiing 3, 4, Class Secretary 3 Vice President of the Class of 1951. 3 .-1.-.?...., v., . .. ,., . .,..,-., FRANCIS XAVIER FAY. JR. Hometown: Rowayton, Conn. Favorite Saying: 'ivlfomen - bali! Activities: Soeeer 4: Basketball 5: ,IV Basketball 4: Baseball 4, 55 The Kimball Union, 5: The Concordia 4, 5: Glee Club 5: Foreign Policy 5: Camera Club 5: Press Club 5. F f W. GENE GERARD Hometown: St. Louis. Mo. i Favorite Saying: 'Urhose Newton Cops! , Activities: Outing Club 4: ,IV Basketball 4: Track 4: Players -I-: The Concorn'1'a, 4-g Band Lg Clee Club 4: Choir 4: Camera Club 4. ALAN GRAHAM Hometown: Melrose. Mass. Favorite Saying: l should have Clone better. Aetivities: Football Ll-: Baseball fl: k'l.N1b41I, Union 4: The Conr'or1fr'a ll: Foreign Polivy 4: Press Club 4: Rev. Ski- ing 4. GEORGE XVHFELFTR GRAHAM Hometown: Belmont. Mass. Favorite Saying: '4Now. Sturrllylu ' Activities: Outing Club 3. 4: Junior Cuifles 3. 4: Band 4' Clee Club 3, 4: Choir 3. 4: The Eight 43 Rec. Skiing 3, 4. Roumvr SMITH CRAY Hometown: Walpole. Mass. Favorite Saying: Hi. Activities: JV Football 4: Reserve Football 3: Hockey 4 JV Hockey 3. W1i.i.1Aix1 CnAin.Es HAMn.ToN lloinetown: lVletlforcl, Mass. . Favorite Saying: She was lovely li' Activities: Soccer 4: Outing Club 3: Hockey 3, 4: JV Bas ball 3: Golf 4: Student Council 4: The Kimball Union 3, 4: The Concordia 4: Glee Club 3. F ..l mivcis I imsonv l'lAMLlN. JR. lloinetown: lVlurbleheacl. Mass. Favorite Saying: Do cows give milk? Activities: 'Football Alf: JV Football 3: Reserve Football 2: JV Hockey 3: Tennis -lg JV Tennis 2, 3: The Kimball lfnion 4: The Cornvordia 4: Clee Club 2, 3, 4: The Eight 4: Ski Patrol 4: Rec. Skiing 2. 3. 4: Outing Club. DoNAi,n Aus'r1N lll-IATII, Jn. Hometown: Wellesley Hills, Mass. Favorite Saying: 'sCot another Dear John today. Activities: JV Football 2: Outing Club 2. 3: JV Hockey 2, 3, 4: Junior Cnicle 3: Baseball 4: JV Baseball 2, 3: The Kimball Union 2. 3. 4 tliditor in Chief! : The Concordia 3. 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 43 Choir 2: Press Club 4. tl. ELLIOTT HERSEY Hometown: Wincliester, Mass. Favorite Saying: Yeah, that was my sisterf' ers 4, The Concordia 45 Band 4. DAVID FREDERICK HOLBROOK Hometown, Hanover, N. H. Favorite Saying: Who's goin' to Hanover Sunday?,, Activities: Outing Club 4: Skiing 4, The Kimball Union 4. LARRY WALDO HOWARD Hometown: Lebanon, N. H. Favorite Saying: Boy! Those Rockettes were greatlw Activities: Football 4: Outing Club 43 Skiing 4: Track 4: The Kimball Union 4g The Concordia 4. EDWARD HULL Hometown: East Lansing, Michigan i : Favorite Saying: C'mon out to Michigan. Activities: Football 3, 4: Track 3: The Kimball Union 3, 4: The Concordia 4: Rec Skiing 3. Activities: Soccer 4: JV Skiing 4 fCaptainJg Track 4: Play Jonw BANcRoF1' HUNT llonlelown: Bridgewater, Mass. Favorite Saying: 'sWl1at a chem exam! Activities: Football LL: JV Hockey 4: Baseball -lg Glee Club 4 Piyrm: Loiu'rni:l. Jouwsom Hltllldlklwlll Bl'ltlgt'llillllpl0ll. Long Island Favorite Saying: Serves her right! 1 ivities: Outing Club 2, 3, 'lg Hockey 2, 3, -L: junior Cuille 2, 3, 4: Tennis 4: ,IV Tennis 3: Student Council -lg The Concordia -lg Choir 2, 3, -L: The Eight -L: Camera Club 2. lXrl0RRl5 Aaworn K.xUF1x1AN Hometown: Newlonville. Mass. Favorite Saying: ncilllllll, you guyslli Activities: Foollmll -L: Reserve Football 3: JV Hockey I, - : Frencli Club 31 Rec Skiing lg Reserve Baseball 33 Rec Tennis -L. liAl.PH S'l'UAR'I' KEI.SliY Hometown: lVlill'lllt'llf'illl, Mass. Favorite Saying: 'iWllPl't'iS Shep? Activities: Soccer 2, Ii, -li, 5: Trask 2, 3, 5: The Kimball Union 2. 3. Al, 5 1Business Nlanageri: The Concordia 5: Clee Club 2: 3: Choir 2: Rec Skiing 2, 3, -1, 5: Rec Tennis 4. 5. DUNCAN HARRIMAN MACLEOD Hometown: Wilmington, Mass. Favorite Saying: No mail today for youf, Activities: Football 4: JV Football 3: Reserve Football 2: JV Baseball 2, 3, 4: Orange Key 4: Players 3, 4: The Kimball Union 4: The Concordia 4: Glee Club 2: Rec skiing 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND THOMAS MAUREY, JR. Hometown: Bradford, Pa. Favorite Saying: Ah, she's a Activities: Football 4: JV Basketball 4: Lacrosse 4: Players 4: The Concordia 4. NORMAN GRAY KNAPP, IR. Hometown: Poultney, Vermont Favorite Saying: Is it everli' Activities: Reserve Football 1: Lacrosse 1, 2, 5: Players 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Choir 1, 2, 4, 5: The Eight 4: Foreign Policy 3: Ski Patrol 5: Rec Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Rec Tennis 2, 3: Public Speaking 2, 3: Football 3: Ass't. Trainer Football 4. PETER KRAMER 111 Hometown: Arlington, Mass. Favorite Saying: live done thatf, Activities: Soccer 4: JV Skiing 4: Golf 4: Band 4: Clee Club 4: Choir 4: Ski Patrol 4. total loss! , R U, NELSON BLYTHE NUGENT Hometown: Waban, Mass. Favorite Saying: George! All the way! Activities: Outing Club 4: Tennis 4: JV Tennis 3: The Con- com'in 4: Clee Club 4: Choir 4: Foreign Policy 3. 4: Debate Club 3: Press Club 4: Rec Skiing 3. 4. DAVID HOLMAN OBERLANDER Hometown: Northfield, Vt. Favorite Saying: Wfhanks a lot. Activities: Football 4, 5: ,IV Football 3: Outing Club 3. 4, 5: Skiing 3, 4 lCaptainl: Lacrosse 4: ,IV Tennis 5: Stu- dent Council 5: Players 4: The Kimball Union 3, 4, 5: The Concordia 4: junior Council 3: Ski Patrol 3, 4: Class President 5. JAMES FRANKLIN MCELWAIN Hometown: Needham, Mass. Favorite Saying: Did the bell ring? Activities: Soccer 4: ,IV Tennis 4: Glee Club 4: Rec Skiing 4 PHILIP FISK Noncnoss. Jn. Hometown: Marblehead, Mass. Favorite Saying: Now. in Marblehead ' Activities: Football 4: Basketball 4. DAVID ELLIOTT PARKER Hometown: Glen Rock, N. J. Favorite Saying: i? ? ? Activities: 'Sovcer 4: Outing Club 2. 3: Rec Skiing 2. 3. 4. EDWARD JUNIUS PARKER Hometown: Landgrrovo, Vt. Favorite Saying: s'You slioulrl go to Eddie Condon's.', Aietivities: Reserve Football 2: Soccer 3, 4: JV Skiing 2: La- rrosse 2, 3, 4: The Kimball Union 4: Ski Patrol 2, 3, 4: Rec' Skiing 3. 4. GARY HENRY ODELL Hometown: Fayetteville, N. Y. Favorite Saying: Hey, Earle, where are my handkerchiefsfw Activities: JV Football 4: Reserve Football 3: Outing Club 2. 3. 4: JV Skiing 3, 4: Junior Cuicle 2, 3. 4: Lacrosse 4: Ski Patrol 2. 3, 4: Rec' Skiing 2. ROBERT HAWKINS OLSEN Hometown: Hamden, Conn. Favorite Saying: Let's run the mile. Activities: Soccer 3. 4: JV Basketball 3: JV Skiing 4: Track 3, 4: Clee Club 3. 4: Foreign Poliey 4. l,-----1-R-----1-M - - BURTON Douoms Rmzn Hometown: West Hartford. Conn. Favorite Saying: Hlillltlttll flown lo llartlorfl. nletivitiesz Football 1: l.a1-rosse l-L l:0Ill'IPl'Ill-U 1: Foreign lloliry 1: Ski llatrol -1: Ret' CRoRmi IIYMAN RICHARDS Hometown: Wellesley Hills. Mass. Favorite Saying: Colfleul Aetivities: ,IV lfootball lv: Soc-eer 3: ,IV Baseball 3: Tennis 1: Players 3. fl-: The Kinilmll Union 4: Clee Club 3. 4: ClIoir 3. 1: Foreign Policy 1: Rei' Skiing 3. 1. LOWELI. BRADFORD PRINCE Hometown: Orris Island. lVlaine Favorite Saying: 'kDo you want to bet? Activities: Football 3. 1: ,IV Football 2: Reserve Football 1: Baseball 1: ,IV Baseball 2. 3: Orange Key 3. 1: Players 1: T110 Kimball Union 4: The Coneorrlin ll: Clee Club 2. 3: Camera Club l. 1: Ref- Skiing l. 2. fl. 1-: Reserve Baseball l: Vive Pres. lfreslnnan Class: Vive Pres. Sopliolnore Class. af RICHARD PERsRI.I, Hmmm: Hometown: Jamestown. N. Y. gif Favorite Saying: 'l'lIat's prettv nir'e. .-Ketivities: Outing Club 2. 3.rl-. 5: Skiing tlllanagerl 2. 3. 4. ,lunior Crude Z. 3. 1. 0. Traelx 1. Players 1. 5: The Kimball Ixlnion 1. 5: President Outing Club 1. Hometown: Manchester. N. H. Favorite Saying: 0h. what an exam! Activities: ,IV Football 3. 4: Lacrosse 3. 4: Foreign Policy 4: Ski Patrol 4: Rec Skiing 3. 4. Hometown: Ridgewood. New Jersey Favorite Saying: 'gSay, Mr. Nash-. Activities: Soccer 4: Basketball 4: ,IV Baseball 4: Cheer Leader 4. ROBERT JOHN SHAW Hometown: Carden City, N. Y. Favorite Saying: '4Let's go, boys. Kimball Union 4: The Concordia 4: Press Club 4. DAVID ROBERTS SLATTERY Hometown: Wynnewood. Pa. Favorite Saying: 4'Let's go for a walk, Bob. 2: Basketball 4. 5: JV Basketball 1, 2. 3: ,IV Tennis 4: Track 2. 3: The Kimball Union 5: Junior Council 3: Vice Pres. Sophomore Class. DAVID MICHAEL STONE HARMANUS SWAN. JR. Activities: Football 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: The Activities: Football 4. 5: .IV Football 3: Reserve Football 1. JOHN CURTISS T.n'LoR, III Hometown: Buffalo, N. Y. Favorite Saying: l'm goin' down to Tillllil Activities: Football 4, 5: JV Football 3: Reserve Football 1, 2: Outing Club l, 2, 3, 4. 5: Skiing Il, el, 5: Lacrosse 2, 3, 4, 5: ,IV Baseball 1: Players 3, 4, 5: The Kimball Union 3, 4: The Concordia 4, 5: Foreign Policy 3, 4, 5: Junior Council 3: Senior Council 4: Bec. Skiing 1: President Sophomore Class: President Student Council 5. RICHARD ANTHONY TOMASI Hometown: Barre, Vermont Favorite Saying: More people than cows in Vermontli' Activities: Football 4: Lacrosse 4: Rec Skiing 4. RoLAND EUGENE TREMBLAY Hometown: Lebanon, N. H. Favorite Saying: Now, Derrli' Activities: Football 3, 4: Skiing 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Student Council 4: Orange Key 3, 4: Concordia 4: Ski Patrol 4: President Junior Class. ALBERT BALL TURNER Hometown: Creeniield, Mass. Favorite Saying: Oli, yea? Activities: Soccer 3. 4: Basketball 4: JV Hockey 2: Lacrosse Q9 Y 4: Track 2: Players 4: Cheer Leader 4: Rec Skiing 3. ALFRED PHILLIPS VAN HUYCK Hometown: Ridgewood, New Jersey Favorite Saying: Fm an independent! Activities: Soccer 4: ,IV Basketball 4: Lacrosse 4: Players 4 Concordia 4: Foreign Policy 4. RONALD THOMAS WATSON Hometown: Hanover, N. H. Favorite Saying: Been up at the Guest House with Chief. Activities: Outing Club 4: Rec. Skiing 4. l ARTHUR ALBERT WELLNIAN Hometown: Jamestown, N. Y. Favorite Saying: Ufel! Activities: Soccer 3, 4, 5: Tennis 5 1lVlanagerl5 .lV Tennis 3, 4: Players 3, 4, 5: Kimball Union 3, 4, 5: Concordia 3, 4, 5: Glee Club 3, 4, 5: Choir 3, 4: Foreign Policy 5: Camera Club 3, 4, 5: French Club 3, 4: Rec Skiing 3, 4, 5g Public Speaking 4: Players tVice Pres.j 4, 5. Joinv Lewis WHEATLEY Hometown: Arlington, Mass. Favorite Saying: 'gWhat's this! Activities: ,IV Football 4: Outing Club 4: ,IV Basketball 4: Baseball 45 Glee Club 4. DAVID GAYLORD XVHITE Hometown: Darien, Conn. Favorite Saying: Where-'s the master key? Activities: Reserve Football ML: JV Basketball 2, 3, lg La- crosse -l-3 Kimball Union 3, -1- tSenior lfditorlg Con- cordia -Lg Glee Club 2, 3, -Lg Choir 35 Reserve Baseball 2, 3.. JAY Cnfmrss XVHITEHAIR Hometown: Center Harbor, N. H. Favorite Saying: Get out of my room, Dow! Activities: Football -lg JV Skiing 4: Lacrosse -l-g Ski Patrol 4. HAROLD BARTLETT Wnwrmions. JR. Hometown: Framingham, Mass. Favorite Sayingf' Thanks for the date, Red. Activities: Football 3: Hockey 3, 4: Baseball 4. Rom-:Rr GARDINER Wn.soN Hometown: Wellesley Hills, Mass. Favorite Saying: But, sir, I don't understand. Activities: Reserve Football 2, 3: Soccer 4: JV Hockey 2. -lg ,IV Tennis 2, 3, -L: Concordia -L: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, -L: Cheer Leader 4: Foreign Policy 4: Rec Skiing 3. ARTEMAs Joi-IN Wise PACKARD Hometown: Hanover, N. H. WlLI.IAM SHEPARD WOLI-'F Hometown: Wayland, Mass. Favorite Saying: Where,s RalplI?', Activities: JV Football 3: Track 3, 4: Orange Key 4, 5: Players 4, 5: Kimball Union 4, 5: Concordia 5: Camera Club 5g Rec Skiing 3, 4, 5: Rec Tennis 5: JV Football 4. FREDERIC PERKINS YORK Hometown: Durham, N. H. Favorite Saying: '5Ainit the coffee lousy tonight. Activities: Outing Club 3, 45 JV Skiing 4: Junior Guide 3, 4: Kimball Union 4: Concordia 4. Favorite Saying: 'LSl'Ie,s down in Hartford, I Activities: Outing Club 4. 1951.47 V ,, M5 af' , , a ' 1' 44 af I if Af? J Wffof ' avr f 5. r ,Y , ' MW? 1 an ' ' e sy' V,f', f14 Q' ff '+:R'if'1QL'fa . zi+,.j5 M H . 5, ., ,v 4' ' ' IJPQWK ? 'n1m'f - SQWIW , I2 QI! Q Q 27' 5 gf: 34' W fa' PM R, W Q fs'-ef 3 414 . W' l gb, ,K 4 ,1 ' ' ,v 5 ,Pg In ' ,df ,n u wtf ,l ,whit tina il , M v, I ,v aw .nfvj 285' K ' ' ,' Y .fs A, hw RW? 5' 'iq Q. V' W f W X115 , 1 A, ., , v , . 'I 'ff' . 'a 4 V , X 4 1 . 52 A , ,. 13 , 13 ,-Y' : V .' l 7 ' A f ' NW, Ax 1-. 1 r , 1 1' , - 4 : ' 'HWY , r M si ' 2 , M 4 . H ' ' my 4 551r-mummy ' '. A wig 1 I yi, T, ,, w Y , 'X , Q N15 5,51 .f , am H- I I Minn! f , 1- .V . ,Lf A - w i ' I x V. M , P+: ,V-11,1 x M'-wr? ,f'f5+?K.r' '- W 1 4 H 'VV 1 if MR ,S Q ' if A! 'B' . 'v 'M f. '. L qv.: 5' ' l ' The Oran ge Key Mvflting WPC-kiy with Wir. ih'r'wStf'r in his living l'n0t11. lhv Key frf'qnPnt-A ly' fiiSf'nSSf'fi prohivins in lhv svhool that vamf' up from iilllf' to time' mari thvn niadf' SIIQIQIPSHUIIS to solvv thf-ni. Thr' lwttf'rlnPnt of ilu- SZIIIIHIZIX night niovivs. for inslzln 1'. was onv of tlw prohimns. Hanh ymr thf- junior vlziss vlrf-ts Pie-vc-11 rf1pi'f-sviltatiws from its hoflx' for za position on tht- Orangu- lxvv Honor Sovivty. Thr- svlvvtvffs urs' mmniwrs of thf- Kvy for thvir junior and svmor yvars. mul talks- part HI all ihv zu-tivitivs. Many thanks go to Mr. Hrvwsif-r for his intvrvit in thr' group, anti 10 John Muay for his html work. Front Row Fixing Xkm Tvfmhlax Connor Violh' Briggs Vrincv, Crump www W Q 5 S1 AYNNBXQHQ we QXWKWXSW x Y E SX XXX if H X ij? X 2 1 THE Kimball U nion ,,,n..+. ,,.,. ..,.. t. W.. .4.1,.,, .Ns w..1...M.M -mn W... tm... E E G s 5 Front Row: Mr, Nnsh, Wt-llnmn, Hn-nth, Cnrm-y Lind Row: Svhnli, Farr-, Slnttt-ry, Uooku, W1nlfi', l tri! Row: Hamlin, Hamilton, Shaw, Lirulmm, -Nh Row: Ulu-l'lal1ilil', VVliiltn-mon-, Hull. VVhilo, elsey The Kimball Union The 1950-51 edition of The Kiln- ball Union has heen lmoth prosper- ous and successful. din- mostly to the invaluable advisory work of Mr. Nash. From the tirst issue hai-lx in the fall to the final graduations issue. The Kimball L'nion has been an exe eellent small paper. and ei credit to the staff as well as to liditor lion Heath. This years group of journalists have been a hard working and in- dustrious organization headed by Don Heath and Senior lfclitors 'lioni Crump. joe At-kt-ll. l'lranlx Hamlin. Pete Briggs. Daw White, Daw Ul,wrlumler. uncl John Bi:llK'llPidt'l'. The business stall. with Arthur Well- man and Ralph Kelsey. haxe worked equally as hard. and the outlook for next x'ear's paper is very bright in- deed. frown, At-lwll, liriLiR -. llnrker, Blair l'nl'lr-mit, lint:-ln-lnlvr, Prim-Q-, Mui-lmosl, livtulinp' Hnwitl, Dm-wt-y, Meyer. Cixi-k, l'ri:mp, Fin J WMM.. WW L -1 ,-XT Front Row: Hamlin. Unrmyy, Num-nl, Km-lkey, Crump, A4-lu-ll, Wolff, Vnn Huvvk, York 2nd Row: Curr. Hz-nth, Whit:-, llvwvy, lian-holdvr, Moya-r 3rd Row: Lunt, Briggs, Trvmblay, Rem-ml, Parker, Prinre, Gruham, Clayton, Humiltun, Gerard ith Row: Dow. Ewing, Mr. Nash, MacLeod. Maurey, Shaw, Akey, Fay 'llllc Cluncordia Slum-tilm-5 you may ymmlvr just mlm llmws ull lln- mark on tlw Cun- t'Ul'lHll. 'l'ln- illlSNt'l' you would rf-- wixr- ysuulnl prulmlmly ln-. Nlr. Nusll. llns. lmwvwr. IS nu! unu- plvle-ly Irma lm' ln' mlm-s lmw plvnly nl' nfsiaturu-1-. Xkln-n ln- is vxlrenwly lanky. lu' gnu-s llll't't'll1lllS ln llIS nlnn- In-r une- lmy. Jllllll skkry. yylm nmwk lnsl :nnl mlm-H Ll gI't'Lll mlvul nl' work. julnn. in turn. passe-s the unlvrs un lu mln- lIlt'Illllt'l'.4 ul lllr llmanl ul' Svniur lfalllols. ai lllgll-Sulllllllllfl glruup lllul nmwk lush-r lllilll ,lulnn :unl tl1lQ'5 u grvul llrul ul' work. hm. llle- lllillll lnsk ul' the Senior lluural lk ln 1-mm-y lllilll'l'lill ln mln- llllllllwl' um- lmy- uml tln-n lu Mr, Nash lor pmnlnly. Lllm-gnmlnlv l'runk luyynny gunl lux lynn, m'4'n:4lul1:llly knmyn as lln- l lnlflnn-as alulll. yyumlvr lllruugzll llw klrm-If ul' nf-iglnlmring vilivs undm' lln' Irl'x'l1'llsc' nl' lmrlilllg ful' 11LlXPl'll5t'- nn-nh. lin-rytlliny adds up. finally. to the l'l5l mlitinn uf the Concordia. EE HOW THEY RU The Cast lmlu ........ . Hola Ilrmsn Miss Skillman .... . Slew Hluil' Hvv. Lionel 'ramp .... l.1-roy Brown Ikrlelupf- 'llmp ...... lflliu! llvrseq Kfnwpural llliw- VS inslun Loral Hnshup ul Lux ...... .-Xrtlmr XM-llnnun Km. :Xrthur Humplm-x ..,.A.,, Al Nun lluyvlx Sergeant . . . . Gene G6I'i1l'd Thespiau EXt1'au1-dinaire, TIM REED Front Row: Rivhmdp WL-Ilmun, Hrfmln, But.-Iwi-1,'1', Blair, Hu-wg, Iinmn 2nd Row: Wnlrf, P l'l-muy, Hvnth, Vnm Huy-In, Avkr-Il Hrigy- Iird Row: Iivanliny, 121-114111, LVl:wl.e-ml, thu-lsmm, lrilnvv, xVl:mrv5. Ak:-x Mi:,-.ingy Mr, R4-ml .....,.. john Hzllvllvlulvr 'Nw lllll'llllf'I' .... llwrxpe Hi1'hu1'1ls xxfklii 7 ,E 2 i UQMW v 2 3.1553 W ,ww:W,,.,,,,.u..m - - 551, ,, H ' ..,, ... .2 3: 6 -U . Sf gi W - X' : . f ? L W 'Q - ' mf.--' - -f 'N we it iy?A.rt,,,Mp I I 0 ffm' Rm' S1 1' ml 1111 Mr. G:1rI:1111l r Run 1111111-r ,1r S1111 v':1m1r 1 mul Graham, t izr'k The Banc! Vndchr then hfaftvrship this war Of Ur. Garland. the' KIVX hanfl grvw up to he a gnnrl-sizml 111'gz111iz:1ti1111. tI111111 prising 11 twtal uf sixtvf'11 ltlt'ttllN't'S. tht' hanrt was a wr-I1-11111r' f11f't111' 11t all fnuthall ga111f-a. f'slw1'iz1ll1' tha- 531111111 rl1'1w11 at XfPl'tt1Ul1t 11'l1f'rf' tl fivhl slum' was put 1111 hy thc- fl'I'4llllD. The- l1:1111l rPhPa1'SPft um' night :1 wr-Pk all 11-111' long. anrl out uf the- Iill'f1l'l' 511111111 1111111' S111111- s111z1lh-1' tltStl'Illllf'llt6lI 111'- g1z111iznti1111s: the- string tlIl2ll'tt't. thw- hrass q11111'tf-t. Zttttl il flixif-I:1111I jan 1111tf1t. tx1111l1z1ll Illltbtl has 111111111-1l tlw 1111t1'11111f- nf TNI fl111'lz1111'l's H1111 work with thf- 1111111111511-111-. 1 I P Y ig 4 Cihefrleaders M an rvfuli of thf' fivsirr for a mnrf- l'!'Q1lllilf'Il spirit llf'l'f' at svhool. n wrszltila- jlfflllp prompted by Rolw Xxyil-ull :xml :iiflvrl 113' Dull Cmlllvll liurl 'l'urm-r. :mal Gm:-gf' Mvrwin ltvumplwl In rrvzatv a wa-ll 4Tl'Q3lllZPd lllf'Q'l'IIl11 svvtmu. -Xftm' za fvw slmri mlllv- gmfl amnv wvvl' ln'lf'fPl' rv' lwnrxnlf. Ilw wtudvnl lumix IIIEIIIIUIPJ In mrislvr ll fe-w vlwvrs vxl1i4'l1 lwlppd IIIWQIIIVII up ilu- 1-mmlvslf. RPVHIISP uf an vu1-r:1lvlnulz1m'1' of rnlrl zmfl NYUYIIIN xxewltllvl' Inf! full. Ilwrr wvrv ll1'Xl'l' :mx svllmll l'I'tHK'flS at ilu' illlN'NI ll0XS'!'YPl'. HIHN' XVII!! lll'2lY6'fi ilu' SIUYIIIS Ili!l'fll'lpiltf'fI lu thru' ul- nwwl in lvringxing illltblll il grval dval of pvlu whlvll kvpl up Ihr' nmrnlf' nf rlu- lvam in x'ia'lu1'y and flfxf-Pfit. nm, Mr-ruin. l'm1m-r, Turm-r lfrunl Row: liivlxnrqlr., Vnulw, Ulm-n. Hvrarfl, Dillon. .l:avl-'m:4l1. Sr'l1lll1. Hall, Jnlm'-un, Knapp, XK'hiHv lnurv. 'l'uyl4-1' Ind Row: Gilvs, l.:nx-un. llivltvr, Hnvwn. l,r'uif.A Ilriyfxf'-, f'i7,s'l4. H:-alla, Hruun, I'llru-ll, la Im-I...n Huw-.1-r. lfny Jrd Roux Swlnnirl. ll. f':1v'l--nu, Vnmiflx. Hunt. f'r1u'kvr. linmlilv. I'l:u'l4-n, XYlu-:ILI1-5. llullvn. Hlalr, Whih-. Mvbllwzsin. firnlmm Thi tl 'l'l1CGlCCCIlulw - ff'2lf. lllllllll' llu- flirn-vlimm uf Mn arlziml. llu- Mlm' f.lllll flmw-IH' Ihr- lalvnts uf funn- S13 lam 5. 'l'ln- Clulm gm 1- ll1l'l'l' f'Ullf'4'l'l5. lun In ilu' If-lv :num fk.Hll,EIl'l'f.fJlll4'll2Il f,lllll'1'lI Zlllll 1, fwvr I'1NlIUS2ill1lll WTSV lll'1lllIl4'1l!fll from f.larvmmlI. vxrlllllilll ilu' lII'1'l4 vllurt nf lllr. llurluml llu--v 1-wr Nulllf l ll1'Xl'l' ll1lXl' lHlxI'll lll2lI'f', llll ull mlllml Inf xxurlx. hm. of Nli:-s lllzlgi' mf'rlmmlu'1l. for slam- 4'UIlll'llllllI'Kl lux lmwllswal Izllvnls 1 ' 2 x nrrlf-r In nl 5 ill llw pizum at H-l1vul's: XII Ill ull. lln' mllsu-all sc-zlsml man lu hllllllYH'4I up :ls am 1-x4-vllvlll um' wltll IW l'l'X ull r- gixing luis lu-sl lu lull, f'Ullll7l!'l1' il 5Ill'I'f'SHflll N4'ill'. ,ml Hn mrl hlllldlhll tum In :lx 'Z' 'aw '55 Q54 Director Btu. RUBES , . , . The junmr Cnndcs The lxllA Juninr tluidm tn'-4 u group ul lmys wh., urn' girvzltly ln- trllvstvtl in ilu- nature ul' tht- Ulll dura and the vxCltv111r'l1t ull hunting and halting. Thi, fall. as in the- part Ll Junitn' llnidf- test was giwn In those izttmwstecl in tu-lnivxing lln- mwtml title. The tinal svlwti-nur, werv made during thv annual wild ,qanle banquet at which gtunv and fish taken lay stud:-nth in llw ne-nrlry woods was mukecl and 54-1'x'r'fl znniclsl tall talw uf thv Slll'l'Ulllltllllgl lun-stg,. The junior Guide- mgimnimlimn war founded f-ight yvurs 11210 and is under thv direvtimn uf Bill Rulww. an Utd guirlv lny FXI,N l'lk'lll'P. Many nl' the wld guiclvs hun' left liilnlmall llniun and gmac- tu XilI'lUllS 1--ill:-51.114, val'1'yi11g the-ir interval with lllt'lIl. and usually han- lu-unnme leaders in their college organizations. Hull Rel Di llu Unlrll, liruhuln, Whitt-sinlf-, Cizvlx, .I-.lun-lm, Rt-uuling, 4 ,fu 'lf Ulinhlt-n, liluytnn, Ark--ll The Outing Club lxinilnall lnion's Outing Club is nnide up of an ui-tixe group of boys from the student hody. Any ohserxer upon easually entering the outing i-luh eabin. :night lind boys working on ski equipment. handicrafts. or if the time were in the evening. there might he ti spirited group of stu- dents and faculty sipping eoflee and singing. Cluh membership is not limited or restricted to anyone. and the log eahin building invites any- lmdy who wishes to drop hy. ln the spring the outing Club com- petes with other schools and colleges in the famous Woodsmarfs Weekend at Dartmouth. Last year the KUA team finished second to Dartmouth and won over many fine college teams from the New England area. The ollicers of this years club are as follows: President, Pete ,lohnsong V ice-President, Lawson Glidden: Secretary. George Graham: Hut Master. Fred York. Front Row: Glidden. Johns- uni t 2nd Row: Wlnteslnle, Viii-tson lui 1 in 1 us in 3rd Row: t'nnnnim.'s, Blair x i emi 1 mi umm: x lit tiling nun-ml: Wolff, An-lu-ll, Fay atundinf: Prince, Sly, Hull, Butchelder, Vun De Curr. Mg-guy ihrurd, Su-xxurl, Wellman, .luhnslm The Camera Club ln surly llr-41-z:1lw1'. l'LU'lllly Lul- xisur Milw llc-lwuull nrgunizrfl llw fliilllvfll llluln fur IUSU-IOSI. ,luv A1-lu-ll wus r-le-vlml Ill't'Slllt'lll mul llill Nl:-yvr x'ive--pwsifle-Ill. julm llalvln- vlelvr was wlmsvn svvn-lul'y-tl'va1slll'vl'. 'lllw mlzlrlx rmnn all sl-lnml was ilu- pmxr-ll, IIPW vquipuwnl llISlllllt'll. and runny Imp used llw mmm ln rl:-wlnp pivlurvs lulwn llnruuglmut the war. 'lllw Culzvorfliu. whim-ln clvpvmls lumix- ily un srlmol mul slmlvnl plmlu- Qffillllly. luis rw-viwfl lllillly shuts frmu llw lIlf'llllrt'l'5 ul' llw vlulv. Bill Nlf-yer. a vllllr lllt'llllH-'I' mlm has clum- excelleut work this year. has 6lll9I'Pd wxeral pictures in 3 national C0114 lest, Press Club Vndvr the ahlv lvaflvrship of Mr. llluslivr. thc' nvwly ftll'lllf'1l l'rvss Club af'f'm11plislu'4l niuvh. l Ut'lIlf'Il for the pnrpusv uf avqnainting: thc llN'lIIl!f'I'S with nvwspapr-r work. tlw lmys lvarn- vrl inuvli in this i'f'spr-vt and in tho art of gvtting out prrss ivlrasvs. ,'htll0llf,.I nthm- things tln' vlnln svnt rf'P1n'ts of Nlotlivrsi anrl llalls' Wvvlx- vncls. Wintvr Carnival. and llraclua- tiun to papvrs in thi- Nrw lfnglanil arffa. lgf'Siflt'S this. thr' vluli nnclvr- trunk to plimw thc' iwwspapf'rs Ihr' iarinus svurvs anil rvpnrls uf all var- sity sports avtivitivs. Thr ulli1'r'rs fm' this yvaris vluh wvrv Otis Carnvy. Prvsiilvntz john l3ati'lir'lrlr'r. Vim'- l'rr-sielmitz 'llnn ffrnnip. 5v4'i1-t:i1'y- 'l'rvasllrvr. Thi- vluh was in1lr'lmtf'rl tn Mrs. Mnsllvi' and Miss Magill for thvir work in printing thc- prvss rv- least-s. Seated: Briggs. Farnrx, Batchelder. Frnn-up 2nd Row: Arnold. Heath, ltrnwn, Stiwart- Arkrll Ilrd Row: W'hitts-nmrv. Shaw. Graham, Mvyi-r, Wvitzr-1. Fm Sonic-d: Mr, Adams. Ilriszxzs. Mvwr. Mr. Mmilhm Znd Row: Fay, VY:-llm:-in, Sfonv, Rnwr-rs. Arkrill, 4'nnm'r, I'f mln' Rrd Rmn: R:-r-rl. Van Huyvk, Graham, Carney. f'H!'lff0VI, llatrhclrlfv. Ulsvn. W'hittPmfvrf' Foreign Policy This wafs FPA worked smoothly lmflm' thw leadership of pPlP Briggs. Pivsidenl. and Hill lVlPyf'l'. sevrvlary. Mr. Mmillon and Mr. Adams provid- fwi Ihr- niiicli-apprPr'iatf'fi faculty guid- anvff. Thr IHPPHITQZS tfmk plan- Sunday f-vmiiiigs in thf' arlvisfws' lmnws when-r mwflvv was svrvrfl hy llllnll' wivf-s. Thr- gmivral uhjm'tii'f's of Ihr t'llll1 wrrr to fllFf'llSS any anrl all of thf' varimis prolilmns uf viirrf-ni iuipurtam'f' in Ihr wurlrl Iorlay. Thr' assiwialimi ai- tvnflfwl lm-turf-s from time In limi- in llanm'f'r. and I'f'H4l ilu' National Fmt-igii Pulivy Assm'iatiun's llUllf?il1l tu lflflfl In the gvnvral inlf'1'Gsl uf Ihr' whole' prcwfifwliligs. Un Ihr- whole' Ihr INPIIIITPFS agrf-Pri that lllf' invvtings is'vi'P hntli IlSf flll anfl llll-0I'l1liillVF. ww kwa W if l . if k 2 ,eww 'i -n-qu www Y' I I Y, N. an 'H xxx fn. 'X Q Q Q Q' 'F ' MQ QW I e at S R Q2 E iw E FF 1 if Q2 gi S S Y? ' xg? 'ff xv v Xxx 4 g i 9 F K U fy 4 4' 4 Q Q xg, Q, fl L gn Q was Q , ' . 'S 3- 'Q s m , ,, iff Q Ii' fx PA vw, ,iq A 'T 8' . . v . 'A C vs dia 15 ' x,f-Nm M' -sq... My mu -Q., -5. nn. ,- + awp- tw M5 Qi f I 'ii 3 g'- 9 . A' '69, 5 ' , , 1' . R me , W .A. f , .I Q 31 if as 'U 4 EM.. Y r - '4l4x,Q.,,'y 4 -- ' V .1-' Y. 'fr'- hv up J ,, Mfg K f ,Si f X K 4' Y K ' Q , . ,Fe A- zvfsrwv-ua ... . ,12i 1E,Li'I'x . Kkngzkb , wx. W ,X ., . x .. ,ly . x LQ- ,ww V' A. , . vp .4 Q . W XX: v' X . 1: fx ifiqxvs ,fy 'Y 'f'lf . , K Nr 'if 4 I. f' fx K , HG X m 3- 1 R . A .. Nw.:-X H. .-N..-.-.vu f . A K Hi' QQ 3 x x , 4 QQX ' W 1 lu 4 , 1 xv R f s if SY K X5 x A Rf Q , ' L ig ., f f a ,Q , A ww- ' it 5 if Q ff 7 Q X ' is .,,, gf' 1' by :W Q 5 E .W 5 W 'ir E W wi if 5 g 2 5 lr vu if Aw W f. 1 Q. N , Reserve Football Uf all tho KIIX fimthall teams. the Rvsr-rvvs hail the' heist rmwmrrl. winning , liif- and mlruppiiig our-. With five - - A '4Ilt't'f'N5lYf' vivtorivs iwvr llfwirfivlrl. lmlmimii. Nvw llzimptmi ttwivel. aiifl Yvrnimit. lllf' tvam vanif' inter lllf' tiiizil gziinv with Vrrmnnt having a liw mul imtliing rm'ur1l. Tho Spalfl- iiigiiwii. limwvvr. lust zz llf'iil'lllI'P3liPl' to thvir riwils :if Vfwiiwiit won. lo-0. Yi1'twriPs ln KIUX m'f'r llvrrlivlri :mil News llamptmi wvrf' tho must thrilling of the' wtisniiis ganws. Sex'- vrzil timvs tluriiigz tho llf-r-i'fif'lcl ganif' tliv lim' haul to lmvlx up to its own gmail. init still llvlnl thc' lli't'f'ii St'1ll'f'- le-fs. ,Xt Nvw llmiiptmi. ilu- Hvsorws vzniiv from lwf-liiml ei two tmn'li1lmwii tl:-fmt to uni. .Zh-l'3. Frfvnt RMA. Whitc, Writwl, Sfhmifi. Douglass. Muise. Stewart 7nd Rim: Vt':it-Hn. Hall. Vhnrtrnvrl, Hamiltfin. .Tfvhnswm Pringle 3rd Rum: llvntmi. l.:iw-mi, Orlflx. liflxnn. 1':irlSvm. Pflliwt, Vnzivh kliinlfiimi Q 6 f. ' -Q ' 1! 5 if Q 'Y 5 'Q 1. , B mx 'I Q M.. N 1 Q 9 Q ,..,..f 1'2 1 If ,F e W' if Nw? . N fn xl , gg, 3 5 ff-, N ixse p ,E Q Qi' Q Ng SH EQ' W Wi .HN 4 ' I M 1 ff? ww x N.,.', K Xj WX 5 . N.. an X' .Nxt ,KQNN ,mmf ,New ,, X AMW - is W mmm 'q W W Z I ,..1,., f x 'g 4 ess. - QW K 11 L Fix A 'S f XfX . X X, m , 4 ,g .ig W SQ? E sg? S V Q W gg P V fa frm 3 -,Aww W y wi af J, ,Ik so -'N - 'LT A 'f ww. fs ,4 , elmnum'-ha., ' 1 'Af W'-....mm.3k. f M. M 9 .fu f ' -- W- W -.. -M . MA fb Fw W M.. 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Ski fliczun llu- jumur X Lumix wkn lvgun tuptunn lnllmtt ll:-we-x haul. us -ult nt tht- lbtltbl' sums 4-tmmlltntm that lnuunpa-rml the' Varsity, at -hurt wit-ml ut unlx tllrw- lIlt't'IS. llw ltrwt new an mutt-r l'Lll'lllXil' ut lnltun M ul mm lll Nllll'll the' Inns llllltlt' gt ymnl Q-rmtlggh Nlllttklllg nl wlulmu. tlmsnhnll. tint 1'l'1lss-1'lrllllIl'X In Volllt' Ill Bttltllli Hn- -Q-4-mul llIt't'l was ht-ld mth Int, .umm Hugh N-html. lvllt lnwutnw uf at umtvl' D n ,Q tum- 1-lt-nm-nt snlllc' ut the- mvnt- m xt lust lllvvl nluvh nm uunpmt-ti uf nltmllhlll Lllut floss-rutlllIl'X. llvxpilv gr:-at deal of spirit. hunrlt L1 W'll1tvhnil'. Khin-Il, llmv-1-y, 'l'n5l-rr, Ulwullt lSnlu'l'ut't, Dia-lln 1 Lbuvh HUM-rs, llll'b'IlllJlB5, V, 'l'1-Q-lnhluy, li Lhukw, Howuxd. Purnell Vupmin Iuxmn' limv.xR1' vnu Dr lfull, Hulbwuk, R1-udnng lMgI 4 Varsity Ski 'feam llna yr-ur. as m llw pus! llnrw- ya-urs. lln- xwutln-1 nw nut Illilllt' lu mnlw fm' Ilnl ski In-mn, lvul hllt'll th-- wlllnx mllll allow up Hlll llulw, Lllnl lll5lI1rNSNI'l!'Ullllllllllt'4'lUNs4'lIllll In haul. anal lln' lump, taking ml- xuutuge- ul me-rx xnumlv, Lmnqllllmw xwn- an lnul llllllllgl XX mls-r lmunxgal wr-e-lx-vlnl lluil FIIUN luul lu ln- lmule-ml In llu- jump in llllflxw. lin-u xxilln all Iluwe- llLHltll1'LlIbH. ilu- lmun SlllHH'll an gnml I't'l'4ll'4l lm' lln- fn-11-ml. Nh' ln-nnlmlux. aku' ul lllls W'All'b Immun. lmnlx Ll lllrl Ill lln- vlzuw IS mllxlslwll UI'1ln'l .S,l'l..'x.S..'x.llIll1llllllll'llllllI' my mul wmnlrlln-1l. ,'Xll1Illl!'I' lug mlm wah llxlll lay Dah' lllrllrlkunlx Hll1'll lla' lN'l'illlll' Nlxlllxvlalr-1' all lln- llllun um Km' 1'LlIlIlX1ll gunl lbllhllglll lnmm- Ll Ulm- lfqplplly, Hnlivs Nillll ln' ll.lN ggmnl akin-lr vmxniuy lm--lx ulml ln- nrrml- i- -mm. Y x 1 N. MQW as 'Q I 5. ' J 5 S W iQ ' iL - F Q ff 5 s iq k Q ff ig Q ig f P 51 5 we WL K X S M 4? in Q' W 4 ' 1 223 :inf vim, ' QT, at Yam , Pk 1! ,M ,Sl-.4 ffm? 4-alerl: St-huh, Vizvk, Maur:-y. St-hmid. Van Huyvlw. Uridy. F:-:rm-3 Qlnnrlinxz: l,:iw--rm. VYhit4-. Huw-vt, th-r:u'rl, Varlwvn, VVN-atlvy, Zi'-It-vxkn, Sir-wart, Fmt.-In Si-:ililiug Alnninr Va rsity Raskvthall Thr ,IV hrmpstvrs finishmi thvir well-piayvrl svastm with at livr auf! HW rfworfl. Thr' highlights nf tlw Pampaigzn wvrv the two wuts ztgztittst Vvrinont ftvaciviilt. 'l'l1f- ll'illll itst-If was a t-lowly knit tmrgaiiizzttimi with Zivhmkn ami xi2'llll'f'f at QLIIZIITIS. Svhmitl at r'f'ntf'r.z1ml SVIIIIII :tml Vim iiuyvk at furwzirtls. 'l'lw rvsl uf tht- squafi prm'f'ri tu hr' ninth' up uf val- uahiv rrivlat-vtiiviits with WIN-utlvx. tfizf-L. flvrzirri. Stvwzirl. :mtl Utltlt sf-Ping plmity of avtiam. The- st-zistnff sr'm'in,r,f lmnnrs wvnt to i rt'ti fivhnt- ko, who lallimi 02 points. Al Vim iillyfk had tht- highvsl iillililwi' of points st'ul't'ri in om- gmm- with Ill! against Vvrtnrmt. AI tht- 1-ml nf tht- svasum ifrvrl fivlmikn :intl Milt.- Fvhmitl wvrr' 1-lm-tt-fl f't14'ziplztiiis. lln ln lull lll ul lln 1 lun 1 I 1 lxl SX. U Nl N l'lNlf'll .I A-li 'Hn :ls lnl lllllxll ln-lm: ml Ill l,zu'm- ll mml l Ill Mlllrw' lluugi Swann. llllilfl le-gun. will 1 mm -num N1 ln mlule 1 lmlvllll Ill! Nll sllulll4 . 1' l lzlklul nm lln lllij17lllX ul llurmy lln - 1- Aiviivny' ilglillllsl M :mu ue umm' xsllnll le nllnul lln ulml l null link pullf an-N ll Captain FRANK FAY V21I'SlIy B3SClDllll Coach FRED CARVER Coach Cnrxer. liuviiig just three lettermen but-k from last year and only six days of good weather, had to lorni his teuni hy the trial and error method. ln addition to the veteran right-hunders Bolt Sinus and lfranlx Fay. Toni Fay and John Hunt were picked to help out with the pitt-hing chores. The starting lineup found Arnold at first base. Frank Fay at second twlien not pitr-hingb, Roland Tremblay at short. Pete Briggs at third. and Heilley. Croeker. and Wheatley in the outfield. Brautigani took oxer the oateliing duties, After dropping ganies lu Deerfield and Cushing. the tfarvernien eanne back to heat lioth lNew Hampton and Verinont. ln the ninth inning of the Mt. Herinon game, the opposition pushed over two runs to nullifi the four baggers by Arnold, Frank Fay, and Bart Whitemore. 583193: Shaw, Riley, Wheatley, l'l'o-'lu-l', Hunt, 'li Fay, F, Fay, Arnold Standing: Coach Carver, liluiitifzam, Whith-more, 'I'i-unihlay, lhiggs, Mgr. Hxunilt-in , S ,N 9 WX IU 1 w X FNN x e Q 4' m if Q, . ,W. 5 1 'hp Qs A 'was A ' s 7 K , ,M 'myfwc Y J, R ' Q' Q ix . 'K A . wQ ' . . . X Q , ffib J sv a 1 ix: xg, . ,X ' xii M ,f y 22 . ii, 'lm' tqF'5ff'EiL . 4 ag ' fa ,mix . if QQ W? Front Row: Coach Akerstrom. N. Parker, Whitaliair, Mayham, Batchelder, Connor, Taylor, Earle' 2nd Row: Reed, T. Crump, Van Huyck, Hewitt, Odell, Stewart, Gray, White, Wt-itzel 3rd Row: Manager P. Crump, Maurey, Schmid, Sly, Tremblay, Stone, Dow, Tomas., Knapp Coach AKERSTROM Lacrosse 'llhirty lufrossf 1-autliciates rvportf-il for twlbflllg plot-lii'v tuul ol' this thirty the majority vousisled of lic-wvoiiwls to tht- gzunw mul u few li-li uvvl' from the V350 squad. Vvlvlillls limi-lwltli-1-, Conner, llvrr, l'1ul'le-, aunl Stone formed the uuvleus of the team. 'lllwsv stalwarts new lnzivkvtl up lay the iuiprvssiw showing of iwwi-oim-1's TUlllil5l mul Vihitcluiiiy The first guine was an easy win for the Hilltoppvrs as ui-arliy ilhirlt School fell to ai I7 - U svorv. 'l'hen, after that. Dartmouth tm-rpmw'1'vcl KUA, I4- - O. The Orange played well hut lfarlf' ami llvrr SlISl2lillPli in' juries which hurt the team a ,qrvat deal. Aftvr ai loss to lim-riivlcl and uu- othvr win over Clark more injuries to both Whitellair and Conner hurt Ilii- ISBIII CVCII ITlOl'C, K K K 1 . . 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'ilf'1i. NHS 1111111911 13X 1111- il-- sm , S. -NN NK VT! Varsity Trnnis With a rnn uf vxti'PliiPlv had N'f'?llllPl' :intl za lavk of good nmtPrial tlw tvnnis sqnacl is still trying its lwst to flu AilI.4li4'f' tn tln' m'unrts tltis spring. 'X grvat tlval of iinprm'mnf'nt in tlw form of nvw wats-r pipe-linr. planting and granling: has Iwlpe-fl Mr. Xrlznns unrl his lmys. :intl a l'f'lI1Hl'li- alilf' juli was ill't'Ulltllll'4lll'fl in gvl- llllfl lllf' vunrts into slntpv this past se-asnn. At this writing. tln- i'an'sitx' has takvn smnnv lnirl lifkings front ulal rixzils: ll0WPXf'I'. llw Ivznn lin.- slwwn spirit. :incl wvnt In tha- intvr- svliolzistivs tlf'lt'l'lIlllN'fl tn gin' gi guml :n'1'tnlnt of itsvlf. 'lilivrv will luv no iliipwssiu' l'P1'Ul'!l nn pzipvr. lnll lvani nivnilwrs limi' still gainful Q4 great flllill of PYPPlAlPllt'F :intl unn- nclcnvfi tlif' past few weeks. Hamlin, Jrvhn.nn. Nnnrnt Rn in Rlqir Gilrw Mr Nfiam: Mgr Wellman ,. ,Jn 'IV Tennis This year's .lunior Varsity Ten- nis Team does not look too impres- sive on paper. llindered hy the ah- smiee of a regular 1-oaeh and a not too ahundant supply of returning lettermen. the team has had to start from svrateh. lVlr. Adams deserves mueh Credit for his fine joh of df'- veloping inexperiem-ed players into a smoothly-working tennis marliine. Next year he will have some of the players he has developed this past season. To date. the team has had no reg- ular roaffh. hut Messrs. lVloulton. Spalding. Douglass. and Townsend have eaeh helped hy aiding Mr. Adams on days when he has had to he with the varsity. Brown Meier Bowser Norcros Rivhard Wilson an f Q x- Q rv , 3. ,Qnm A --.N f-ddvasx N X .gxsg an 5? I if i Q.: i if XY- . -gq K 1 Q . ,,n, I 1 1 iii l 1 wi ,w f, 'V Hi .5 1 I 1 4-, 4 1 1 4 1 4 n E I 4l ! , 5 'Q WN fi l.4-wis, Uooku, Hearst-, Obvrlamlt-r, Hamilton, l'ux't-1-ll, Johnson, Schuh, Krunu-r, Mr, Moulton, missing: Mr, Mushvr Golf llmlvr tht- watchful Q-ye ol lVlr. lVlosher the lirst golf tvann ut Kinihall Union in four yvzlrs, mlvspite lark ol' llldlf'l'litl and opportunity to piurtim-r-, was sturte-ml, and innne-cliatc-ly ll four garner svheclule was arrangeml. V 1 llu- mighty Mosh tvrl nic-n openeil the-ir illustrious svuson hy losing, to the lhirtinouth l n-sliiiwni. tfonsiale-ring that thf- lmys haul haul prurtim- on Bryant Slope only. the svore of 3-0 haul no inmliration ol' what the future might possvss for the tmun. AI tl me time ol' this writing thc' train, ronfinc-cl to losul hmni und vir- toryu gardens. pruvtivvs claily in prelparution lor its future nieetw with New Hampton and, again, the Durtnnouth liealiiiivii. 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Xvxt 511111 111111. 111' 11-111111111 1'1:1'1io11 111 MOTHERS' DADS VV WINTER CARNIVAL HMNUE OTHER ' WEEKE D The traditional Mothers' Weekend. whieh began on Friday. November 3. and lasted until Sunday. was the highlight of the fall season. All agreed that it was a memorable or-easion whi-eh paid tribute to the mothers of Kimball Union. The guests arrived Friday afternoon and by eight oieloelc the enter- tainment was well under way with hilarious stunts being performed by students in the ehapel. Colored slides hy Hap Person followed to 4-omplete the ereuingis entertainment. The next day. Saturday. brought an unparal- leled flF'IIlf1P wllivll failed. however. to dampen the enthusiasm for the Mount Hermon football game that afternoon. With the rain still eoming down that night. Dr. Chan from Dartmouth gave an interesting talk about The Near liast Situation . 'llie week-end was made pleasant by the abundanee of refreshments and the general get-aequainted good spirit of the mothers and boys. Sun- day the traditional ehurvh service was held. and after dinner our guests de- parted well satished and happy to think that Kimball Union 1-onlinned to preserve ilu- finest of enstoms. Nlothers' Weekend. . s ,Www W -s., ,v ' W-Nwwmw QZXI ' i DADS' WEEKE D Dads' Weekend was held this year during the weekend of February 23 - 25. The Dads began to arrive about noon on Frdiay and the majority had reaehed the sehool by dinner time. The Brewsters served tea in the afternoon. and after this get-acquainted eustom and Friday evening dinner. there was an interesting talk in the ehapel given by Walter Roach of Dartmouth College. Afterwards the speaker drew profiles of some of the fathers and explained his teehnique. At the elose of the talk. the Dads' Couneil met for a business meeting following whieh there were refresh- ments. Saturday morning dawned fold and cloudy upon a eross-eountry ex- hibition by the ski team and an exeiting heokey game with Deerfield Aeademy. The afternoon was taken up by a ski jumping exhibition and a basketball game in which all of the team had a ehanee to play. The high point of the evening and the week-end was soon reaehed when the Kim- ball Union Players presented See How They Runii a play that was eon- sidered by many to be one of the best that has ever been given. Sunday the boys and fathers heard a sermon by Mr, James Glasser. after which the last meal was enjoyed. ln the afternoon the Dads left the Hilltop for their homes. M ., s . V -Sw ' sg v s? ' X. 9 sf, ,ef H' ,X xiii 'Wm F g 74 N.: Q E i v i +. s F B .Q 5, f, -1' WI TER CARNIVAL XY ith un ull:-quulv aimmint nl sums lull. tht- WSI Wintvr liurnixul Nd! zigunn mu- ul tht- gayvst uml lvusu-sl tw.-kt-mls all the- ,'x4'Lllll'lllf. 'lillv fr-sw tixitie-s sturtwl lfriiluy Zll.lf'l'lllIHll. 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'1 5 ' 1 . . .. , Q I f. ly., ,.,, ., Mm ,,,,K., fi, HQ-A -1- Mgr fW'e'k'?'fvf- wr:-5157 3 ' faswafw- BIRCH ROCK CAMP . . .for Boyy PP 99 Ski With Equipment the Experts Choose Skiing Famous First Family D A R T M 0 U T H SKIS ---H POLES ----- BCOTS BINDINGS -- SOCKS MITTENS -- CAPS and SLOPE TESTED BY EXPERTS DARTMOUTH SKIS Inc. Fine clothing that younger men prefer HART, SCHAFFNER R MARX S JANTZEN SPORTSWEAR MANHATTAN SHIRTS Rffieiff BOSTONIAN SHOES k ipit 5 T . SPALDTNQ ATHLETIC EQP. T..., i i j HASRET- SUMMERWEAR ff? S .5,SS 'f ' T in Hanover DARTMOUTH C0-OPERATIVE SOCIETY' THE PARENTS GUEST HOUSE Owned and Operated by The Dads, Council, Inc. and The Mothers' ,Council of KIMBALL UNION ACADEMY Founded 1946 Open throughout the year for the use of the parents, their friends, and alumni. A restful country home. Accessible to excellent recrea- tional facilities. Two houses. Available by the day, week, or month, especially during the summer. A co-operative project. Undisturbed by porters, bellboys, and servants. Self-service meals. If desired, meals may be secured at the school. The Place You Need For A Vacation And Relaxation. Excellent Hunting, Fishing, Skiing, And A Quiet Place For Sleep! A CREST OF QUALITY The vital forces that have carved Brown Company's important place in American in- dustry are symbolized in this Crest of Quality. The two trees A representing Northern forests, Nature's source of finest wood cellulose, from which are made Brown Company's products. The test tube - signifying inspired Research leading to the discovery of revolu- tionary new developments in wood cellulose products. The hand holding the test tube - representing Production, the men and machines who convert the discoveries of Research into commercial products to serve mankind throughout the world. To these elements all Brown Company products owe their present existence and high standards of quality. That is why each product bears this Crest as its mark of identification and badge of merit. Mills Sales Offices Berlin, N. H. Brown Company New York, N. Y. Solka KL Cellate Pulps - Solka Floc - Nibroc Papers - Nibroc Towels - Nibroc Kowtowls - Bermico Sewer Pipe, Conduit Sz Cores - Onco Insoles - Chemicals OR MORE THAN 40 YEARS IT HAS BEEN Q ' THE CUSTOM OF STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY TO . P- PURCHASE THE BETTER THINGS IN MEN'S APPAREL ml E -E E, E ANU SPORTING EQUIPMENT AT CAMPION'S. THE 2. .iii ' V 57 we 1 b-,flips EAc11.1T1Es or owe ENTIRE ORGANIZATION ARE , 'xfQ--.flu ., ..i'i' l E i i . ' ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO YOU. HATS FINE CLOTHING SHOES FURNISHINGS SPORTSWEAR MAIL ORDER SERVICE IVIUSIC SHOP SPORTING EQUIPMENT DARTMOUTH PLATES CLEANING 49 PRESSTNG' Eslablisllecl 1906 JAMES CAMPION HANOVER TRUMBULL-NELSON COMPANY Incorporated HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Builder of niany of Kimball Union 14caa'eniy's Buildings MERRIMACK WAYSIDE FURNITURE CONCORD, N. H. NASHUA, N. H. DULAC'S WOODWORKING SHOP Wilfred Dulac, '39 Lebanon, N. H. A definite plan for Financial Success MRS. ARLENE WEITZEL NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Burlington, Vermont BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NOVELS in Paper Bound Editions Pk Pk wk Pk wk CATALOGS, BULLETINS, LABELS, PACKAGE INSERTS Advertising and Merchandising Literature bk Pk Pk Pk Pk ALMANACS and CONSUMER BOOKLETS from Preparation to Distribution MAPS and ATLASES including Cartography Pk Dk Pk Dk Pk J. W. CLEMENT CO. Large Edition Color Printers lk Dk Pk Dk Pk 8 LORD STREET, BUFFALO 10, N. Y. Sales Offices: Graybar Building, New Yorkg Fisher Building, Detro t A. E. Ewing Co .v film 'QQ ..,. 6, . 4 . ., , . fx I -,M ,, . . nlljf' fe: Q 5. ., . . ., , , ,,,,, , 'v .. 'N i ' TMA N ' -. 3 ':f'f::f'fQiL :.iizffjfiri: V 5 -img.:-13 I an -'- , ,,,. 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Trudging down a dusty lane With no thought of future paing You're our one and only bet To absorb the national debt. Little men with cares so few, We've a lot of faith in youg Guard each merry whistle tune, You are apt to need them soon. Have your fun now while you cang You may be a barefoot man! PENINSULAR ENGINEERING 84 SALES Dearborn, Michigan Mc GRILLIS INSURANCE SIXTY YEARS NEWPORT, NEW HAMPSHIRE Bev Pl71'sf1e.v T0 The Class Of 1951 WEBSTER-THQMAS CQMPANY LEBANON LAUNDRY Sc DRY CLEANING Our Superior Work in Laundry and Dry Cleaning is Well Known at Kimball Union LEBANON, NEW HAMPSHIRE GIl,E 81 COMPANY I17.S'1L7'Il7Zf6 111111 Real Estate HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE GEORGE W. RAND Sc SON l Fine Furniture HANOVER, NEVV HAMPSHIRE YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE ON THE DEAN'S LIST . . . to knmc' this . . It's dependable, comfortable, economical to travel by train. No delays or last minute cancellations due to had weather to eat up half your week end or vacation. You get home as you planned q,S'5uNl'mM4f4ff . . . and back in time for your first class. - v f New low ROUND TRIP coach fares save you money! Play It Smart! M m llll Take it easy . . . Trzlav the TRAIN! Compliments of ALFRED C. BANCROFT Insurance Essex Fells, New Jersey BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS HERSEY PAPER LINING COMPANY HANOVER HARDWARE COMPANY HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Hardware of all Kinds Plumbing and Heating TELEPHONE 113-W BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 FROM LYONS IRON WORKS, INC. Manchester, N. H. CLIFFORD J. AKEY, IHC- CODY ELECTRICAL Insurance HOLLISTER BLDG. 302 Main Street Tel. 3488 Greenfield, Massachusetts SUPPLIES HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE The FLOOD COMPANY NEW YORK HOLBROOK Grocery Company Sponsors Sz Distributors for I.G.A. Stores George K- Briss in New Hampshire and vermont KEENE 8z WOODSVILLE N. H. INDIAN HILL FARM Coming to Dartmouth? Remember - MOVEHW HOV-Ve-V THE DARTMOUTH TUTORING BUREAU ASHLAND, NEW HAMPSHIRE Mr. and Mrs. Lawson W. Glidden 23 Davison Block ' Get The Best Get SHELL STATION SEALTEST of LEBANON, N. H. General Ice Cream Corporation A. B. King 0 CLOTHING a HABERDASHERY 0 FOOTWEAR EMERSONS GARDENS O ROOM FURNISHINGS FOR YOUNG MEN WARD Sc BAIRD, INC. Hanover, N. H. Lebanon, New Hampshire I,,,,3gf x Compliments of Raymond T. Maurey Life Insurance Bradford, Penna. Cavrzplifrrzrms of Twin State Fruit Corp. White River Junction, Vt. DENSMOR E BRICK COMPANY A. J. Densmore Lebanon, N. H. Compliments of The CROCKER Agency INSURANCE LUNT 81 KELLY, INC. Hardware SPORTING GOODS Specializing in SKIS Sz FISHING SUPPLIES 24-26 Pleasant Street Newburyport CUMMINGS 'LEATHER CO. Lebanon, N. H. Choice Meats and Groceries Fine Jewelry From TREMBLAYS S ,WOLFE CASH MARKET 61 C Hanover Street Jeweler Lebanon, New Hampshire Lebanon' New Hampshire MVCQLM MWA Cuticura to create new preparations 0 f superlative quality and outstanding ejectiveness. worthy of the world-wide reputation of the old established Cuticura name. TRUST CUTICURA TO BRING YQU A BETTER S HAMPOO - Cuticura Shampoo - new, different. r.x'rluriz'e triple-action combination formula. Cleanses. Beautines. Conditions. Mild and gentle. Leaves no dulling Hlm. Needs no after-rinse. Contains no alcohol. Never clouds or separates. TRUST CUTICURA TO BRING YOU A BETTER HAND CREAM'fCuticuraI-landCream is extra soj?ening. Smooths, soothes and whitens red, 6049 T-...,...,.. an-,. s...u..a.,, Z X 5 7 5-na . 5- NMIDCIIAFZ '-L- ,J rough, dry, chapped hands, arms, elbows, knees, legs, cllticurl f ankles. Exquisite texture with a delicate, appealing fra- S 6t lf grance. Never greasy or sticky. 60496 x x ,.,,, , TRUST cuTlcuRA TO BRING You A A' ssrrsn coin ,CREAMfCuticura cam Cream N-f is all-purpose. Imparts a sparkling freshness and dewiness Elticufa to the skin as it penetrates and removes grime and ,aim make-up. Compares in every way with the most expensive ---- -. .... .- .... at cold creams made. 606' POTTER DRUG 8- CHEMICAL CORP. Malden 48, Mass. Makers of Cuficura Soap ' Ointment ' Talcurn ' Baby Oil ' Liquid Cgroodyear Tire 84 Rubber Company SHOE PRODUCTS DIVISION NEOLI TE-SOLES WINGFOO T-HEELS VVi ndsor, Vermont J Compliments of American Investment Co. Of Illinois Best Wishes To THE CLASS OF '51 The ,Crocker Agency Herkimer, N. Y. BEST WISHES TO ALL CLASS OF 1951 Harold S. Dana, Inc GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO ALL CURRIER Sc CO. Lebanon, N. H. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1951 Orr's and Bailey Island Sportsmen's Club S. J. PRINCE 8: SON Orr's Island, Maine Covzgratulations and Best Wishes for Success To the Class of '5l T. A. JETTE, Shoe Shop Compliments of I-IOWARD'S Cash Market Lebanon, New Hampshire Congratulations from Chelsea Cement ,Company Building Supplies Chelsea, Mass. Rand, Ball 81 King, Co. Claremont, N. H. SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE --- COAL KITCHENWARE BUILDING MATERIALS McNEILL'S DRUG STORE The REX-ALL STORE Lebanon, New Hampshire COLLEGE SUPPLIES, Inc. Adding Machine Sales and Service, Artist Supplies, Complete Stationery, Mimeographing, Typewriter, Office Sup- plies and Equipment, Stationers. Hanover, New Hampshire Mii ririwiin fa ,fb 'r - M O V I N G -A , s 1' o RAC 15 I 3 A f A PAC KING l - ,g' ., 12. J! QE' V ,mini , Y DANIELS TRANSPORTATION Moving - Storage - Packing - Shipping Call Lebanon 325 SMITH AUTO SALES Buick Dealers For 39 Years Lebanon, Claremont COLLEGE STUDIO A ronzplelv line of Phntogrzzlzjviz' !Vl,ateri11ls The Quickest and Most Excellent Service Possible Hanover, New Hampshire A. and A. J. Hutcheon, Inc. Claremont, New Hampshire ,Clothing and Footwear for Dress and Sports F. S. FIFIELD Lebanon, N. H. Bev W ixhes F or Success T0 The Class Of I95I J. Shore 84 Company Chglsea, Mass. The Winona Dairy . . extends sincere congratulations to the class of 1951. 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