Landon School - Brown and White Yearbook (Bethesda, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

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Vulle-ze: Vhfller' Uullm-ue-, Xiry, ' rl ..-- ' ,f 1 4 1 4 13, X , I is-I fo as ,-up 4' inf 'Ib' I7 1 I ..,,,,m '-arwf O .Six g0lf'lflfI, --mr: wuml THE BELL Tous Tc-mplc. .SMA 11281 limb: Cfllris C:l'illl2lt'I'. Bob Clifford. NIQIICOIIII l,a1l1gfortl. clllllldlx lfnglv, Rubin lJl'iIlCl'. Nick mul lime: Tom liuskc-tt. Courtlzuncl Fl'l'gllSOIl, ROIIIIF' Ilurstmm. john Bllfbllllk. Rolmc-rt XV4-lls. Frank XYilliums, Dorsc-y Young. .lim clillllllbkxll. Cc'0l'gc NIL-Cc-11051 Flllllk NVCHQIL Al Yew -rhoff. Ili 0l'l'l'l l ir.s-t linux' XYilt Stralvy. .lon Sullixzuu. Blau-kick Brum-r. Hub Banks. ' Sz'c'm1fl How: jack BIICIILIIIHII. Tom lidgv. Tod cJXYl'll, Prcstmu Clark. Al Elbrick. Clilytllll Eisingml Tlzirfl Huw: Don Dvll. Bill Poulton. Clvorgm- Huynor. Alban Fmcimw. .lun XYilli1uus. llc-altcm Nas Tom Korn. IT 1-1--1.11 CAM Ten long years ago. thirty-one hoys. thirsty for knowledge. in- vaded this renowned campus. Of these thirty-one pioneers of the class of '56, only nine have overcome the many adversities that haye con- fronted them in the path of advancement to seniority. jim Camphell and Tod Owen. present Landon News standouts, are two of these stalwart frontiersmen. Boh Gifford. along with Mac Langford. the eminent canine mentor. were also introduced. Dorsey Young and Courtland Ferguson added the loquacious element. Chris Granger selected Landon hecause of its proximity to his haronial estate on Biver Boad. Bohin Prince and jon Sullivan. our council president. were the first memhers of our class to attain their driyer's license and draft cards. The fourth grade saw the arrival of john Burhank, a promising linguist for Sir. Nlotroni. The next year hrought two lum- hermen. Tom Kern and Ike Eisinger. who Louldnit see the academic forest for the trees-and still can't. George Baynor, Mr. Bates' prodigy, was the one other addition. Bob Banks. the teetotaler. and Blackie Bruner, the athlete. were two of the prominent newcomers. Allman Forcione. the future Editor of the Bnowx AND XVIIITIC, made a valuahle addition to the sen- ior class of the Lower School. 'iBagtime Bonnie llurston and the omniscient Orson YVells, along with those antipodes. the XVilliams hrothers, completed the latest enlistment. As the class entered the Nliddle School, a Star rose ahoye Landon Tennis Courts. He was to he eclipsed only hy jack YVedge Buchan- an who tooled in at this time to take a place beside Claudius Engle l. future originator. director. and coordinator of all school activities. .Host Popular liiggest Brute ,fur .,-- r m 11' 1' ' 1 lllfll innings X ... W - ea eg-,P Y vwliuq.-'A' Pm in ufuoun ns lun or has A vnu A:-Q nun ueuolars or vcu we one nv rltrnmn usnon nmaux K img' ' nmnouom nf 4 uncut: ami. x nw vous s E ou nn u n or som ui umm nun .J-mv vouollow V eu wmruen sown uuan 100 ou! on uv ur: ru vou unc! za zoov s Gov A Nom luv ul OY DHI GOCMYY A nun cows an umm 1. Noun, A M, Menwrin PH 'inn Fofgul by Dua Mnrwn .Mafory Nick Temple. a future admiral, joined the class along with Heaton Nash. who made his presence known that year largely because he held the key to that priceless retreat. Sherwood Forest. Though the second form saw no growth in the size of the class. it did see a growth in reputation. This fame resulted from the methods adopted by the class in its frustration of the progressive techniques introduced by two Harvard educational experts who quickly retired to Laputa. The second forms fierceness was checked when in the third form. 'iCra- dle-robbern Baskett, Casinoi' Clark. i'Razor Edge, and 'iXVings Yeerhoff arrived. The final additions were made in the fourth form year. That man-about-town. Al Elbrick, and Frank, the Debutantef, XVeller came to give Mclassw to our class. George NIL-Ceney cycled in. attired in black leather jacket and motorcycle boots. Bill Poulton gained fame from his imitation of YVupy Foo Bradshaw. Racket- wielding YVilt volleyed ln to bolster the tennis team, and the class of 1955 was complete. As we look over the last ten years. we can cite with amazement the classis outstanding characteristics. XVe have a range in academics that defies the best slide rule artist. in athletics from the fiercest to the gentlest of mortals. in loquaciousness from those who can't stop talk- ing to others who have never been heard to utter a Word, in disposi- tion from those who pet Copper to others beside whom Garibaldi would seem a conservative - thus the class of '-56. a heterogeneous group. Yet it is unified in its loyalty to Landon and appreciative of the years spent under the banner of the Brown and XVhite. Hes! .-Uliletc' .Vos-I Iintertzlirzing HAL 5? SUPPRESSED D --' in 1 GT' te: THE LOVE STURY Romzlrl' S'rnAxc: B.-xxks Bohn lintered Grade 6 Brown Glce Club 5, 61 Football 5. 6. HIJIIIQII mul lu' ful. -'lllgflor XYith shouting and laughter that can he heard from one end ol the campus to the other, our rollicking twentieth century Falstafl' rolls himself from one class to the next. XVhen. however. in class. Hohert Banks becomes a different individual from his jovial outdoor self. Curling up in a chair. designed to frus- trate even the idea of comfort. Bob goes into a somnolence which some explain is induced hy his exertion in walking between classes, hut which others. more cynical, claim is a result of his inherent laziness. But this dormancy is deceptively superficial. For Falstaff is always alert and never fails to prove it with a pierc- ing. XVhat's he talking ahout? that disrupts the daydreanis of his companions and tem- porarily halts Sherman's march to the sea. Uuahle to regain soporific hliss immediately. Falstaff shifts uncomfortahly and thinks of that which has made him the man he is-eat- ing. Because of this proclivity, he is in the forefront of the Landon ice cream eaters and has. in achieving this position, saved the Brown and lVl1ite from financial disaster. But not until nightfall does our Nlerry Sack wake and hit TT-his peak. XVith a dinner of two steaks under his helt. he settles hy the tele- phone and one hy one gives his many female cohorts the henefit of his vivacious wit. After accomplishing this elcemosynary task, Boh hlissfully pursues an hour or two of study and then rolls to his favorite hangout-his hed. 20 'l'luc p1lr1'.s'filffcclion ilu' In-art mn lmlfl Is- tlu' lioncst lou' of ll ninv gfcur vial. -ll.1'. Duff clOllSl'l'Y1ltlYl.' in opinion und convcntionul in clrcss, thc Sixth Form's most flClJ0ll1lll't' and clistinguishccl memlicr has. in his four yczlrs at Landon. curvccl for himsclf an cnvialilc rcpu- tution. From cradle-roliliing to smashing Chrys- lcrs. Tom has no cquul. At any social function .in ohscrvcr invuriulily sccs onc of Tom's young worshippcrs toclclling licsiclc him and raising hcr cycs to his in uwccl admiration. Hc sccms to hc clzluntccl only whcn hrought fucc to fucc with physics class. XVhcn this situation ariscs. hc is momcnturily thrown into an stutc of con- fusion. hut our Chcstcrficlcl consoles himsclf with the thought that the tickcr-tapc is might- icr than thc sliding-sculc. Aftcr this cluss. hc szumtcrs nonchalantly to more cnjoyahlc activ- itics. Onc of the hcst socccr players Landon has had in ll clccaclc. Tom is also il football player of notc. At thc closc of thc school day Tom hcacls lloincwurcl whcrc it is rumored that he he-comes u cliffcrcnt pcrsou. Thcrc is rcuson to hclicvc that T. B.. on lcuving his lcss rcfinccl schoolmatcs. turns to an morc culturccl vvuy of lift-. uncl spcncls timc in such pluccs us Constitution llull and thc Pulilic Lilimry. llis succcss in thcsc ficlcls is not known. how- cvcr. as hc sclclom spcuks of thcsc cxcursions. But bouncing up and clown on thc couch in thc Sixth Form loungc. hc cxhiliits his skill in mnttcrs rhctoricul as hc clowns thc would-hc logiciuns of thc class. QI Tnoxms Howiibxxli B.xsKr:'1 1', lll 'l'om'l liuckcts lint:-rccl Form Ill Princcton Bnowx ,xxn XVIIITIC fig Stuclcni Council fig If ffluli 5. fig Quill and Scroll fig Footlmll 5. fi: Socccr 4. 5. fig Captain fig All-.llciropolitrln 5. fig 'l'cnni.s' 4. 5. fig 'l'r11r'li 5. fi. QW I 3'-. 7 Jw a ZF Q Y QQ gt 91 A f vu Q BLACKWELL SINIITH BRUNER Blackie,' Black Entered Grade 6 Dartmouth Dance Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, Landon News 6g Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Special Music Group 6, Octet 6, L Club 4, 5, 6, Football 4, 5, 6, AII- Prep 5, Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, Captain 6, All- Prep 5, 6, Baseball 3, 4, 5, 6. I A wretched soul, bruised with adversity. -Sbukespearr' In a class iu which there is a different leader in nearly every Held that the school affords, Blackwell Bruner holds his place. Blackie everyday fights his way through a forest of p.hysics teachers, knowledge, and other im- pedimenta until he reaches his open field-that of athletics. It is then that Blackie clears his mind of cant and pursues the sports of foot- ball, basketball, and baseball with boyish exuberance. His even temperament, marked by coolness and composure, has made him Lan- don's pressure playerf' the man who calls the football signals and shoots last second foul shots. But Blackiels interest does not lie en- tirely on the athletic Held. Weekends always roll around, and they find Brother Bruner, with his faithful disciple Austin, popping up at every social function preaching the gospel of 'iDe Lawdf' In his revivals, our evangelist in a period of five minutes has the whole house and Daniel screaming, Hallelujah,,' and tear- ing their hair for their irretrievable sins. But in the middle of the emotional frenzy, Blackie never fails to keep his characteristic compos- ure. When all have reached the peak of mass hysteria, Brother Blackie carries his disciple out to the black jaguar and glides off into the night toward the next stop on his list, hopeful of another stimulating and appreciative recep- tion. 22 ll'ilh flu' Irwin of u yurgvon, lu' miglrl yr! l'l'l'Ulil'I'.U -Slirlkws-pr'11:'1' 'l'hc cnigma of tlw Sixth Form. ,lack llu- chanan. hy tht- incohcrcncc of his yiyacious garrulity kccps us in a statc of pcrpc-tual hafllcmcnt. Spcwing forth pchhlcs of cruclition. this harnyarcl Dcmosthcncs accompanics his primitivc semantics with grunts unhcarcl sincc thc days of Xcanclcrthal man. and thcn put- ting on his glasscs to scc whcthcr it was XV:-llcr or an otficious anthropologist that just tauntccl him. NVcclge lumhers oft in confusion. snapping his fingers and cracking his knuckles. But Buck. a mammal of mcttlc. oftcn disputes with the hairy mcn inhabiting thc Scnior lounge- ahout lifv in thc dormitory. It seems hc cn- joyccl acting as ringmastcr and host. and nightly wclcoming thc inyasion of tht- Con- fcclcratc army playing guitars ancl singing hill- hilly hallacls. Hc chortlccl with glm- as Slow- gli. tht- apc chilcl. lcapccl from chanclclicr to clrcsscr top whilc gihhcring wildly at a Charlcs Aclams's charactcr slowly chanting math formu- las in thc cloorway. lint forsaking thc dormitory junglc. NH-clgc has lwcn succcssful in what is rcputccl to hc tht- ciyilizccl worlcl. As Prcsiclcnt of thc Dancc Connnittcc. Bucks panting masculinity make-s his position as social tlircc- tor rcspcctccl-at lcast among tht- starving mcmhcrs of thc oppositc scx. .Xml ht-'s his happy. uninhihitccl sclt' at thc clanccs-in his clcmcnt with tht- ragtimc jazz. hc can act rcal gonc. For who will know thc cliflcrcncc? 23 joilx Goonwix BVQIIANAN XVcLlgc Buck Entcrccl Form l ,'xllllll'I'St Bnowx AND XYHi'ri: 6g Dunes'Comn1itlcf'f3. 4. 5. 61 Prc.s'i1I1'nl 6g Gln' Club 5. 61 Spvrizll .lI11.s'if' Group 63 Fmztlmll 6. 1. Y. lfootlnzll. Cupf11in5. rl 'Nm Lv' FUSE 5 6 ,,,.v WEDGE ,,,f. ,. ,pw f A W-,r'v?f ' me M' 1 A ,gf 'W' A 'gf KK A XX rx wum AND AXLE F . ., A. . f x s 2.3, .N N.. JOHN FRANCIS BURBANK i'johu11y', Entered Grade -I Brown Bnowx AND XV111'r1: 6g Drumu Clulz 5, 64 Glec' Club 5, 6g Quill and Seroll 6g Soveer -1. 5. 6. 9 3.1 ,Wil ..+f' Ali, llflllf slmulfl life ull llllIlN'I1UlJu -Tl'llllll.S'lIlI The IIlOSt typical Landonite of tl1e class of '56 is a warin-hearted but frustrated individual llilllllil John Burbank. Existing i11 a delirious state most of the day, John never comes to 1111til late at 11igl1t i11 the Yearbook 1neeti11gs. At this time l1e is likely to break i11to u11re- strained peals of laughter at the mere mention of a word. As the evening drags on, I. B. threatens to sever his left ear with tl1e bloody Yearbook sword, b11t instead l1e proceeds to stuff the inoffensive auditory organ i11to his l1ead. Tl1is feat is surpassed only by acts two and tl1ree-the wiggling of the helix and the poppiug forth of tl1e 2ll'lOl'6Illl lltl0llt'll tuber. Choked witl1 emotion by applause, he con- ti11ues with I'ClHll1lSC6'IlCCS about his bo1111ie lass. 111 like manner, he is often heard mutter- i11g words of disgust i11 the rear of abomin- able math or physics classes. Perl1aps tl1is hatred of 1natl1 2lIlCl physics is the reason for his u11ti1nely upsetting of the Chevy Chase car pool. XVhen anyone is late to math class I. B. was driving or supposed to be. john is also kIl0VVll as an adept tender of the 11ets for Landon's soccer eleve11. Clad i11 blue jeans and a yellow shirt john represe11ts a formidable obstacle to tl1e eyes of an opposing forward. As tl1e s1111 sets o11 johnis Landon career, we see l1im standing 011 a rocky crag gazing out to sea where a white-winged pelican plunges ayariciously for l1er dinner. 24 ul um lm! Il :1utl11'l'crruullli.xpo.s1'rnfollrcr mwn s xlufl. glllfllnii Clloulxccl in un iinpcrxious cupc of snprcnic conficlcncc. Lnnclonis pscuclo-scliolzn' tinics his daily ur1'ix'ul so as to entcr Profcssor Ahlhcrg's math class thrcc minntcs lata- znicl Cll'zllllkitiCi1lly csconccs hinisclf in the lute Thomas Sliatlwclls chair. Cusnailly. in his stndiccl collegiatc num- ncr hc slips Ll sluh of gum into his nionth uncl whips out his lionicwork. Checking his answers. hc hcgins thc following days honic- work. ln English class. jini. loudly popping his gnni, cliinhs on his chair and riscs to full stuturc. Fnll of sonncl and fury his words first uwurkcn and thcn unacsthctizc his companions cxccpt for XV-lls who cliligcntly tullics ont Sliudwclls logical crrors on an abacus. Nh: Princlle-'s cryptic qncstions ncvcr sccni to stump jim who. with opcnccl hook. answers with thc case of soniconc who rcully kncw the lllkltC'l'lZll. In physics class lim. whosc uttitnclc has ncvcr he-cn qncstionccl. shows that his upocryphall ltnowlcclgc cxtcncls cvcn into scicncc. Attcr lunch. lanncs scttlcs on thc conch with a cup of coffcc. Snrronnclc-cl hy thc slxcpticnl hoi poilloi. Xloosc sonictiincs clcsccncls from his polymuthic mole-hill to rout tht- cncniy on his own gronncl. Our fnturc Felix l:I'lllllililll'tl'l'. not hcing atlilcticully inclinccl. joins his scholarly lricncls cvcry aftcrnoon in violcnt inctupliysicul iil'Q:llI1N'llt. Aftcr proving his point-to whom itis not clcair-hc slips from tht- room. still talking. thus cncling at typical 'lux' of nn orcliinlrx' Lzlnclon stnrlcnt. 25 lentils SAnc:r:x'r CAA11-ni-:L1. 'L-liinii Nh Entcrccl Clrtulc 53 SfllllC'lll Council 61 Lunclon .Ycizts 53. 4. Managing lfrlitor 5. lirlifor-in-Cflzivf 63 Club 6g Q11illf1ntlSc'roll5. fig Prr'.si1lr'nI 6: Lzuillr' 5. 61 .-Xlmmzi Scliolrlrslzip Kvy 5. Sor'1'f'r 3. 4: J. Y. lirlsclizlll 13. 4. JUS? Yule' 5. 6 Bm r C1111 J. Y I PRESTON COLE CLARK Bm-f Pres Entered Form Ill XVashington and Lee Glee Club 5, 6g I. V. Football 4g 1. V. Haskel- lmll 5g Footlmll Manager 64 Baselulll Manager l. -7. 95? M- 1 QE wa 'wi v ' Duma kwa Clerer men are goml, but they are not the lzestf' -Carlyle Standing in the stern of his Yankee Clipper. arrayed in a white yachting cap, Bermuda shorts. and tennis shoes, Captain Clark lazily sails the blue waters of the Severn and looks wistfully down toward the Ocean. His broad bronzed back, glistening in the sun, and his hand constantly on the wheel, the solitary old salt meditates. He thinks about life and how he would like to live it. If only he had the courage to break all ties and sail the Spanish Nlain as the buccaneers of oldl He sees him- self all alone fighting the angry sea off Tierra del Fuego or sailing into a calm mysterious harbor of the uninhabited island of Hatie. At one moment he is eating a can of beans in a cave of New Cuineag at another he is battling the aborigines of the Amazon River. But our seaman is always alone. Never is there even a glimpse of a female companion. For Captain Clark, no true sailor in his philosophy on the fairer sex, regards the legendary seaman with a girl in every port as a worthless illusion forced upon the gullible American public by romantic movie producers. But suddenly a motor boat zooms by splashing our old salt in the face and breaking his peaceful reverie. It is then that Preston sees everything realistically -the countless stack of school books that looms as far as he can see into the future. 26 ll'or'rl.vsl1'4'el 11vlunu'g1fron: his lips' rlistill'1l -l'np4' Being blessed with every conceivable form of high-school stereotype. it is no wonder that there exists amongst us a child prodigy. Descending on Landon School in the first form. this shining star quickly blazed through a whole host of opposition on the tennis courts and then proceeded to become the necessary 'well-rounded individual' The methods be used to prove that the latter was not a difficult achievement were merely subtle ramifications of his masterful techniques in the world of sharkskin shorts and clay courts. Already an established tennis idol. he set about convert- ing that close-knit. highly competitive family organization that runs Landon School into the L. S. L. T. A. Accomplishing this with little effort. he next set about becoming Number One universally ranked by this newly converted group. Using all of his vast knowledge of tennis deception. this more difficult task was achieved by his fourth form year. when his efforts were rewarded by proclamation from above. Having completely conquered the small world of Landon, Donnie decided to challenge the world of the opposite sex. Finding that the fast volley was the most effective. he scored ace after ace in this department. culminating his achievement with the acquisition of a blue Cadillac convertible. Thus in his final days at Landon. Donald Dell can justifiably argue. as he often secretly does. that football is not what it is cracked up to be. 27 Doxsisusox LUNDY DELL i'Donny'l Don Entered Form l Princeton Siuclenf Council 5. 6g Vive-Pr'e.s'iclcr1I 61 Dance Cmnniittec 3. -1. 5. 6: Landon News -l. 5. 61 Glen' Cluln -1. 5. 6g Special Music Group fig L Club 4. 5. 61 Bear Clulz 64 Quill mul Scroll fi: Bzlsketlmll 3. -1. 5. 61 Co-Captain 51 All-Prep 5. 61 xkll-.llf'fl'01IUlllllIl 5. 61 Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 61 Captain 4. 5. 1- l. N X, Q Y Q A A 0 s lj q, I-.K M57 Sy 'l'HoMAs R1c:HAnn Emerg MIYOIHM Tiger Entered Form lll Air Force Academy Foutlmll 5, 6. Soccer 4. 5. 6. aff 'Q' Q-.-.f Wie? 'l'r1lke1'.wr11'f' rm! gourl clm'r.vq zuwfls- pay no rlelzls . . . N --Sl11llc1'.s'pf'r11'r 1 - . . . l'rom out of the steaming jungle that is the Sixth Form Lounge comes Tiger Tom Edge. Crowling profusely. Tom with his long stringy mane fills the hearts of his antagonists with panic. To his fellow scholars. Tom presents a more docile mien. The one outstanding char- acteristic of Tom is that he respects silence. To Tom silence is an institution holding the key to Peace in this harried world: and he tries. in his quiet way. to convert his companions. Yes. Tom is a godsend to all masters bothered by classroom noise and erudite nonsense. Hiro- hito is never bothered with questions, foolish or otherwise, from Tours corner. His attempts to prove that silence is golden is very much in evidence on the athletic field. During a foot- ball game Tom goes about his difficult job of line-backer with a grim determination and reserve that would shame one Mr. XVilliam Triplett on the trail of a malefactor. In soccer. T exhibits a ferocity and go-get-'emu atti- tude unusual for that fun loving aggregation. Sneaking up from nowhere, he hooks one foot in front of an opponents and claws the ball away. Tom plans to carry his crusade to the new Air Force Academy. He has decided that. although peace is the desired element, a few atomic bombs may be necessary to persuade the obstinate of its value. So. we leave Tiger Tom with the hope that in the Air Force Academy. at least. he may break the sound barrier. 28 Cf . .f , f 'M f. 'Alle' Ilmt IIIIN iu1Iie'm'f' may r'imi1ni.s.s- lllliflllfllgldi -liulzwlelix Hle-sse-d with the- gvntie- disposition of ai kitte-n and ther rugge-dneiss of ii hewir. Cluytezn Eisinger has the- most deceptive' zippcarunce- ceniccivzihle-. Cood-natured Ikefs optimistic- outlook on lifc can he- dullerd hy nothing. and as 21 result hee is us happy und popuhn' us ll deehutante: Ikea e-oinpleeteely satisfie-d with the' world und his niche in it, looks upon thee babble' of thee inte-lligentsiu with sympathe-tie' i'e1x'e-1'e-lie-er und upon the- good-nature-d tauuts of his he-e-ide-rs with tole'runt humor, Chizzsis favoritei pustiiners uree crewiting il finune-ini niuddle- in the- front offie-el with e-lass funds und wre-e-king oppone-nts on the- foothull fie-id. It is for the latte-r hohhy that Ike' is fannons. Ile-ree he' is no longcr the' QOUKI-lliltllI't'ii Chizzino hut the brute' that he- uppeiurs to her. The we-eeidy routine- of lkef ther se-nior is imsieuilly the- sinne- us that of Clztyton the, tot who toddleld to the' third grade- te'n ye-urs ago. for hee has always re'ta1ine-d that sznnex uir of czilnine-ss and indiffvr- e-ne-0 with whie-h he- we-e-ive-s the- reesuits of his teests. the- disuppoiiitnie-nts of thee eluy. and the' trie-ks of fate: lint soine-thing, ne-w has he-e-n aldde-d to Cfiuyteniis we'e-ldy routine: lt is el trip to lieiltnnore- ewe-ry Szitiireleiy he-cruise-. he-e-ding thee eudl of youth. Ike- has ine-onx'e-ni- e-ntiy hut huppih' found an ohie-ct for his de'- votion in Nluryhnieiis faire-st e-ity. So now Hee- hals. in his opinion. found ther hlst thing neevs- sary for e-oinpivte' huppilwss. 251 Gln' Club 4. 5. fig Tl'4'll.S'lll'l'I' of fill!-828' 4, 5. ' C1,.u rox NY11,Lrm1s Elsixezian lien Clis1no Ente-re-d Crude' 5 Linive-rsity of North Cen'olin.i lfootlmll 4. 5. 61 lSri.skf'!l1ulI 5. 6. 6 :X1al RI'1l7 -loiixsox l'jl.l3IllKIK Xl ulzlhx I nu-ra-al l'orm IX XYill 1111011 Xwuts- 4, 5, fig Quillf1mlSf-mllfig S XIII lv. 1 ooll2rIH 5. ial ozw r lIl13Ql'I'5L 'l'1'i1i1i.s- .XIIIHIIQVV 51 J. Y. SHf'f'f'l' 1- -'-+.....,AA,-+-, , s 1 'H' - - --. - -..l..,, - . a Q 'l'ln' aN'll17l'I'fill4PllY. ll rwrgf r1i'1'i'.sx11i'if Ifiin,g. -Ynfluiii From Cali l'au'is to tha- gilcla-cl haillsuol' Xlonta- Laulo hams tha xaulilta-fl laum' ol Xllra-clo von lzlhiiclx lim-in sung. Our liglit-lla-alclc-rl alristo- crait. whosv clissohitv waiys ll2lYl' not ln-vii ti'IllIJl'l'l'Kl hy l,llllllOll'S chaste' social coclc-. plains to L'2ll'l'f' thc- Elhric-lx iuauuv through thv im-rcilm-ss world, Haumtiiig tha- wvll-slicllvcl Hang of liUlll2lIlflQ'lSllI in tha- L'ylllCill lain-vs of his rvailistig- ll-llows. .Ks l:i'1ltlll'CS lfclilor ol' our 1111- pvrioclicail pcwioclic-a1l.tllc' Lamcloii Xa-ws, hc- haas st1'ix'vn in Yalin to alicl that l-klSt-lllllllllg organi- zation. iff-4-ling that his tails-nts am- living walstccl on il usvlcss als wa-ll als ai hopvlcss CRIUSU. hcl hais clvclclotl to slow clown his vflorts auicl is now in tha- proc-vss ol coiisc-iwiiugg thvm lol' il mon- i'vwau'cling oiivftlu- vllliglllvlllllvllf ol' tha- gullihlv .'XllH'l'lL'2lll puhlic. Ycs, lhcsc lmpairail- la-lvfl taila-nts am- to hc rc-movccl from Laimloifs laiir campus amd plalcvd alt thai tc-mlm-1' iiicwcy of some lIlf0I'llilfi0llkllly famous or infaunous llt'NYSp1l1JCl'. Cfounting on In-ing sc-nt hx' his mnployvr to some quixotic Utopia to c'ox'4-r soma' lllliYl'l'Sl'-Sllillsllljl l'Yl'llf. .Nl is sawing up his host moclv of 1-xprvssion for the glorious llilf' wlu-in his hoyhoocl clrvaiin will coins! triw. XVhilc hc- holds his non-L-riticall l'0llKll'l'S spell- houncl with his spim--tingling au-counts. has himsvlf will vniox' ll fauiciful cxistviicc' of ll chihious Ililtllfil am c'xista'ilc'm' which will rv- vlvilx' alll pslwlclo-auitliors ln-livls sim-1' lll'I'0 is lllllllltlllll'lIlL'ill'llilf0.ill'l'i1l living hazsls to vmcli- caita' thi-ir sviitiimantail liogwansh. fill I knnu' nn iclzirlz wich' IIIUIIITIIII i.s'l2Ilfl1'l'1'l1.u -Ilcyu'uufl On nights whcn his clussnmtcs zn'c uhsorhccl in study. Cluutlc linglc can hc founcl cn- sln'ouclccl in ll hluck cloak. stculthily walking tlnough thc clark allcys of lialtiniorc and cx- chunging sccrcts with othci' incinhcrs of his scct. Fen' Clzuiclc is unc of tht- licw inoclcrns nmstcrfully pruficicnt in thc pmcticc uf thc hluck zn't. Stmngcly cnough for unc of such an artistic tcnipcranncnt. niysticul Engle- is an uvicl hclicxci' in statistics. scicncc, and prc- cision. NYith aa pulishctl slitlc rulc and il highly polishccl stylc of spccch. Tfs tlclight can nmkc thc ll2ll'Slll'Sf pctlugoguc trcmhlc with that cunsuinnnitc fczn'-thc fcan' of lacing rc- futccl hy il stuclcnt. But pulling ruhhits frcnn huts and guiding tcachcrs arc achnittcclly in- significant fcuts of our nccromunccr. Cluuclcis ultinmtc fcut of prcsticligitution is unc that hufllcs cvcn thusc tcw inystics who can pci'- forin thc lnclizin mpc trick. llc scizccl ai wcuk. hut truclitiunul urgauiizution. nmtlc it clisuppcur in ll pufli of snioltc uruuncl thc wcst C0l'Ill'l' of our czunpus. alncl thcn hruught it lmclx frcnn thc xupurs of thc szunc lrzcutiun trannsl'urinctl into il strnngc. ncw. uncl puwcrful llyclm- whusc nnnn In-ucls arc cngcr tu clcvour all that uhstruct its prugrcss. llcing truc to his scct. Claluclc ncvcr rcvcnls thc sccrcts of this lcgcr- llvlllillll. hut hc uchnits that hc rcccivccl uicl frcnn thc wmzrks of Dr. Fuustus. Clluuclc cuulcl nut stop uncc hc haul crcutccl this Frunkcn- stcin. hut now inust cntl it with thc saunc Julish that has won hiin thc l'l'!,ill'Cl of cvcrx l i ' ' .unc mnntc. Sl C:I.Al'lJli ROY lfxczu-3 'ifflauiclcd Entcrccl Form l Princcton Lclnclon .N'cu'.s' 3. 4. 5. Gln' Club 3. 4. 5. 6: Spcciul 3111.5-if' Group 5. 6: Dllncc fiOH1ll1lffl'l' 4. 5. 63 Drunm Club 5. 61 Cum I,uuf1r' 5. 61 Bcar Club fig Prc.s'ifl1'nf 6: Hzlskctlulll ,l1l1lIU,Ql'l 5. 61 Tcnnis .lfl1llll,Ql'l' 4. CZOURTLAND DELOS FERGUSON Court Ferg Entered Grade I3 Princeton Buowx AND XVHITE 6g Bu.s'inf'.ss Marmger 6g Glee Club 3, 4, 6g Dance Colnmittee 5. 6g Lan- llon News 3. -lg I. V. Tennis 3. 4. 4 ik! l UTIII' belly luis no ears, nor is it to lu' filled will: fuir u'or1l.s'. -llulzelais At 8:55 every morning Ferg's jaunty ele- phautine footsteps are heard resounding throughout the area of Torrey Hall and even serve to awaken heavy sleepers at the Language Lab. After Houndering through the nebulous fields of sine and cosine and analyz- ing the leisure class in esoteric language which belongs out in the pastures rather than in the classroom. F erg attends the period in which he gets the highest mark with the least effort- lunch. XVhile more particular students reject Landoifs Blue Plates. Ferg absorbs all offer- ings with gusto and creates a famine at What- ever table he sits. After his feed, he partici- pates in a number of activities, be it harmon- izing with the Glee Club, exciting athletic teams to further accomplishments, or planning his trip to the Christian Science Reading Room on the pretense of getting an ad for the Brown and lVl1ite. He being a member of the afore- mentioned leisure class, it is only natural that Ferg should have discovered Florida. He has now forsaken Maryland as a vacaton spot for the cabanas and white sand of Miami Beach. XVhen the day is done and the hauling hour is come, Hoob slides purposefully behind the dashboard of his Eatmobile and jerks home to the Pook's Hill Penthouse. YVhether it be Mi- ami of Ohio or Florida. Ferg's white bucks should carry him far even if he cau't see them. 32 W 5 177414 ix .L , sa 1 ,ff 11, -if 'l'lie bullet tba! will kill me is noi yet eaxlf' -Napoleon Napoleon Als campaign of 1955-1956 will go down in the annals of Landon as one of the fiercest in its history. Al did battle on every front and seldom came out second hest. He continued his Cum Laude average with a mini- mum of work and a maximum of well- disguised cajolery. He annihilated Nlr. Ahl- herg. leading that professor into error and then exulting with raucous laughter. He met the redouhtahle Hohert XVells in logical argu- ment and. when all seemed lost, routed his opponent with various. clever semantic de- yices, such as. i'You and that hare-hrained Aquinas are hoth crazyl just answer me this. which would you rather he doing .... El His soccer playing was little short of phenomenal with his adept hall handling helping him to cut in half the time he spent on American History. At mid-year he reorganized his army: and finding some recreants. he set out with his finely-tempered sword of cynicism to scathe those emotionally disturhed individualists. Proud of his martial appearance. Editor Al of the Brown and ll'l1ite has cut a fine figure on almost every page of his hlood-stained yolume-both in picture and in prose. Drunk with the wine of victory in fields extra- curricular. athletic. and scholastic. Napoleon has come to resemhle the wandering. latter- day Alexander and is pursuing tortnous paths in search of greater conquest. .NA -J-J ALHAN KEITH Foncrloxrt .1Xllmari Ali Entered Grade 6 Princeton Bnowx Asn XVHITE 61 Editor-in-Chief 61 Student Council 3. 4. 5. 61 President of Class 3. 4, 5. 61 Drama Club 6g Business Manager 61 Clee Club 3. 4. 5, 61 Special Music Group 5, 6: Octet 61 Landon News 4, 51 Bear Club 61 Quill and Seroll 6g Lv Club 61 Cum Laude 5. 61 .Virlclle School f1C'l1l1llIflSfCl',.S' Awarflg Harvard Club Award 51 Football 5. 6g Soccer 4, 5, 61 All-Metropolitan 61 Baseball 4. 5. 61 All-Prep 1. 5. Romznr NASH GIFFOIXIJ 'iliobu Entered Grade 3 Buowx .xxu XVu1'rl-3 61 Lamlou .X'1'lL'.s 5, 6g Quill mul Scroll 6: I. V. Football 5. TIYICIC 5, 6g Football 61 Bobby Yale By flu' work. one kuouts- tlu' u'orkmuu, -rlr' lu lfouluiur Gazing out from his private world. Bob alternately ignores or scoffs silently at the caprices of his fellows. XVhat fools these mor- tals he who prate about their amours or in- yeigh against the unfair decisions of the mas- ters. Though life may be confusing for us, Gift with his innocent, rotund. and cheerful countenance makes it appear simple. His dili- gence and passion for punctuality make us f feel frail indeed. Arriving daily at 8:30, Bob brings his recently repaired turbo-jet to rest over a log. But, undannted by such a wouted misadventure, he lumbers into a vacant Torrey Hall. trips over the top stair. and sinks into his seat to await his more dilatory classmates. Fate, in the shape of a glabrous misanthrope. has cast Bob in the role of vendor of ice cream sandwiches. Exposed to the shrill taunts of lower formers, Bob, one might think. would develop an inferiority complex, but our super- salesman knows he will have the last laugh as his customers are becoming addicts who will provide him with the affluence and pres- tige to become a church elder one day. For think not that Bob with his perseverance is not one of our community. All week he eagerly awaits the word. And come Saturday night. whether he be in Sherwood Forest. cavorting with merry men, or in the nether regions of the home of some classmate, quaffing cokes and burbliug with uuwonted ebullience. Bob proves he is one of the bovs. wig Ae 1 hlffmlw mv' 1m1Ilu'mf'ql1'I wlllrwln' r11yf.mr1,u. -llylroll Of rcacly smilc. rcacly wit. and rcacly triggcr foot. Chris can hc accrcclitccl as thc sourcc of thc Nl-C-Nl-likc roaring hy which Lanclon's hcst class is informccl of the zcro to sixty pcrform- ancc of somc of thc automotiyc inclustrics lowcr-slung moclcls. Thcsc fcats of spcccl scryc only as foils to thc inimitahlc ahilitics of his own nsoupcy coupcyf' his claim to achnis- sion into thc cluh of Synchronizers which nightly sends thc rcsiclcnts of Spring Valley clown into the-fr homh shcltcrs. Our quininc- quafting hcro docs not limit dragging to yulcanizing thc strccts of thc nation's capital. Thc dance attracts its measure of his vigor. and in suhtlc satirc on thc Shippcn school of clancc. Chris and tht- lucky maiden of his choicc may hc sccn airing the Tituhation XValtZ at thc Buchanan Balls. But it is in the spring that the Hoohatclfs cntcrtaining yaluc rcachcs its zcnith. Starting as a lcading lacly. hc climhccl thc thcatrical laclclcr in his suh- scqucnt ycars lto thc amounting fcar of Xursc Snyclcrl hy portraying an intcrn and an amhulancc clriycr. llc spurns suggcstions ol' a rolc on Tlic Xlcclicf' with thc rcalistic atti- tuclc that a collcgc cart-cr olfcrs sccurity as opposccl to thc transicnt futurc which thc thcatrc allords. And wc plchcians humhly acccpt thc word of a man who knows thi- rcal Nlcfioy wht-n hc sccs it. whcthcr thc shaclcs arc clown or not. A- 'J-J ClHRIS'l'0PIII-ill IRELAND CLRANGEH Cln'is Entcrccl Craclc I3 Princeton Buowx Axim XVHITE 6. Drama Club 3. 4. 5. 6. Gln' Club 5. 61 Footlulll 6. xl x Ya-5 ff! RoNA1.n CDHNE lluasrox Ron Ronnie Entered Grade 6 Yale Lanrlon News 4. 5. 6. Glee Club 3. 4. 5. 6 Special Musif' Group 6: Uelef 6. Tennis 4. 5. 6 4 -Z3 A frilly.s'1lg1il1,gpr1u'r'.s zmllzirugf' gxifllfllfli' Often seen in the lounge citing the merits of jazz over the classics to sophisticated Frank XVeller. Ronny is a Fats YValler in infancy. Our connoisseur of modernistic music is the pianist of the Birdland Twinsfl the comhina- tion that has banged progressive jazz into the heads of Landonites for six years. YVhen he is not playing the piano. Ron is occupied with the writing of a scandal column. the 'Leaky Faucet., which some think has been the sole redeeming feature of the dropsical Landon Xelcs. XVith the zest of a Daily Nlirror leg-man. Ron attacks his joh and shows the same vivaciousness with which he attacks a key- board. The Hurston wit. so predominant and delightful in class. here has its chance to de- light the world, or at least the world of readers of the Landon News. And it doesg hut still one must talk to Bonny to enjoy his power of repartee and sulmtle luunor. But one must he wary of incurring llonny's displeasure. for his Durante like good-naturecl humor can slip quickly and easily to suhtle satire. Many have felt the scourge of Ron's wit and have vowed to steer clear of him thereafter. hut their resolutions fade at the next class party when they cannot resist his smile and piano play- ing. and fall again under his sway and into the chorus of his song. :Sli Let mine pres-unie lo tell me that the pen iw 1JI'l'fl'l'lllJIl' fo fl1l'.S'll'Hl'll.l- - :le flI'll lllIf4'N Despite his great proficiency on our various athletic fields. 'l'om's greatest delight takes place immediately hefore or after the game is played. lt is then that. hacked hv the warmth of the varsity locker room. this modernized Tarzan dynamically recounts his romantic adventures in the most vivid of vivid language. which never fails to leave the sophisticated. the incredulous, and the gullihle gaping. For Torrid Tom pursues the opposite sex with a vigor that leaves him too exhausted to study. However. he has his own scale of values and is perfectly satisfied with his accomplishments. Tom does have a serious streak. however. which springs to the surface of his personality now and then and leads him to literary en- deavors. The Holzbsie 'l'u'in.s in Sununer School has opened unrealized vistas to and Roh- ert. A. NVQ-lls's treatise. I'liy.s'ics for Arlcuiieerl lfinsfeins. has inspired Tom to wrinkle his forehead in interest at the pedautrv of Physics. However. as he swings into math class from the transom. the attitude of pseudo-interest is replaced hv an air of complete mastery. for here he. not Xlr. Ahlherg. is the teacher. Tom also has a volatile temper which Hares up unexpectedlv. striking fear into the hearts of the most stalwart. However. if one keeps his tongue in his cheek and his shield upraised. Kernisni will. instead of terrorizing. merely provide a pleasant sort of entertainment. 5 -lx Tuosi.-xs CAl.v1N Kiinx Torn i I'.K.'l Entered Grade 5 lirown Gln' Club 5. 61 L Club 61 Vootlmll 5. Gi Bus-kvtlmll 5: B11-STIIIIH 5. 6. 32 5 NIALCOLLI SPARHAXVK LANGFORD, Mac uhl1llC0lllln Entered Grade 3 AlllllCl'Sf Landon News 4. 5, 6g Bu.s-irzas-.s Manager 61 Glen' Club 3. -1. 5, 61 Special Music Group 5. 61 Octet 61 Drama Club 5, 63 Quill and Scroll 6g LV. Football 64 l.V. Soccer 5. 6. Circ u little lore to Il cliiltl, unrl you get ll ,creat tlcul lzuclcf' -Ruxlcin Probably the only member in the class of '56 to support the ideas of other people, and to have compassion for human feelings, Nial- colm Sparhawk Langford has indeed been a comfort to many. His theatrical experience has provided him with the ability to simulate the entire gamut of human emotions, and with little effort he slips from acute anguish to jubi- lant exuberation in venting his exasperation or approval while watching an athletic contest. Here is a true Landon patriot. And off the Held, both classmates and teachers have found Mal- colm a patient and complacent listener. Sadly, his actions are often taken to be those of a sycophant: for one would not expect to find a sympathetic supporter among the egoistic who compose the Sixth Form. But Malcolm has his moments of dominance in two widely separated fields. somehow related by the man- ner in which he treats them-teaching the art of love to dispassionate young ladies and teaching the art of acrobatics to dogs. For women and dogs can be charmed by music. and when that yawning Langford cavern gapes in golden sonic effulgence, the naiads, dryads, and dogs really flip. Even if Nlalcolmis leader- ship qualities are limited to these two fields, he may at least bring back some good fea- tures of the Old Daysi' and destroy some of the bad. NVho knows but that he may revivify the popularity of vaudeville with trick dog acts. and in off moments complete the burial of staid Victorian principles. 38 nlleis Il geiitfenmn: Ionic ut his lmot.s.,' -Slum' Undismayed by the outcome of the Cotton Pickens Rebellion of 1860. George is carrying on a staunch guerrilla defense with the hope that his efforts will touch off a more success- ful attempt at disrupting the Union. Flaunt- ing the rebel flag. he and his cohorts charge down on innocent passers-by with the firm conviction that five Confederates, suh. can whip one Yankee. This anachronistic action has terrified peaceful picknickers, and who wouldn't be terrified if suddenly a band of screaming minstrel men, madly firing cap pistols and dressed in the best stage uniforms of the Confederate States of America. sallied forth from the woods on motorcycles to chal- lenge them? He and Tony Longstreet have a veritable Ilarperls Ferry from which to draw their instruments of war. George's warlike nature has been carried onto the football field where it has been displayed to his honor and our advantage. In a less bellicose mood. George may be found strumming on his guitar and entertaining avid jazz fans with his hillbilly music. To George goes the credit or discredit for the extension of this barbaric culture throughout Landon. Yes, George has a distinctly peaceful side to his romantic natureg it is sometimes exaggerated to such an extent that he is set adrift from the hurly- burly of this crazy world and in reverie is borne swiftly to a land suffused with soft lights and sweet music where he is the un- questioned ruler. 39 Grlonax-1 BHENNAN B ICC EN EY Mac Brando' Entered Form IX' Yah Foothill! 4. 5. 61 .-UI-Prep 6. ARTHUR lilEA'1'0N Nfxsu Heaton,' Skeeter Entered Form I Yale Glee Club 3. 4. 5. 6g Special Music Group 6g Dance Committee 3, 4g L Club 5, 6g Foot- ball 3, 4. 5. 61 All-Prep 5. 6g All-Metropolitan 61 Soccer 5. 6. l'fl'cry num is u lluililer of ll temple, izlllwrl llis llirrlfldl --lluwn'uu Every fall Atlas Nash emerges from the wilds of Sherwood Forest to indulge in his favorite debauchery. football. The proudest product a health club could ever hope to pro- duce. Heaton immediately shows his muscles and stamina by leading the other hopeful foot- ballers to complete exhaustion. Alas. football season must always come to an end. and Atlas reluctantly accepts its passing. looking desperately for an outlet for his energy. It is then that a health club in YVashington's most pretentious suburb becomes our football heros favorite school night hang-out. Here Heaton imbibes a carefully concocted brew of muscle oil and lifts 200 pound dumbbells with finesse that will someday put him on the cover of magazine like PlIy.S'll'lll some widely-read Culture. But one must not be fooled by Heaton's physical stature and accomplish- ments. Underneath all the muscle is a smooth and gentle nature that can be ruffled only on the football field. Those close to Heaton know how far Heaton will go to help a friend. especially a little friend in Pennsylvania. For whenever lleaton is not playing football at Landon. cruising the Severn River in the moonlight. or weight-lifting at the health club, he can certainly be found on the road to York sipping from his chest flask of protein banked wheat germ oil. 40 I'H tell the u.'nrIr1. -V Slullce.sp4'1ll'1' Tod is perhaps the most amazing member of our class. It is not because he is odd in manner or uncouth in speech. although he is both, but because. after all these years, he is still here. It is a cause of envy and wonder to his fellows that he can talk his way through a school year while they must work in order to surviye. ln quest of final emancipation. Toddles has had a varied career at Landon. His cscapades range from inciting riots in Urlandini's Elementary Geography to leading the famed Bermuda Shorts' Rebellion. His raucous activities have been somewhat cur- tailed this year owing to his confinement in PNlU's cell block. but not so his rotunclity of face and form. NVhen not posted, the Syn- chronizer can be seen taking all comers on the Dalecarlia Drag. It is in this field only that T.O. can leaye his less NIHOtlV2ltl'Cl-lI1illCll:'du friends behind. NVhen he is disgorging such simulated pearls as cam. oferlap, and ported. his mates are forced to take his hominy at face value or not at all. It is in the spring of the year that Tod really comes into his own. As head of the Drama Club he can legally taunt those npahasu who can't follow his argot, and put his real acting ability to use. XVhatever college Tod favors, he will undoubtedly zoom through its curriculum as effortlessly as he did l.andon's. 41 'l'HonN'rox NVAsH1Nc:'rox Uwrzx, -ln. Tod 'I'.O. Toddles Entered Grade 3 Washington and Lee Landon News 4. 5. 6g Glec' Club -1. 5. 61 Drama Club 3, -1, 5, 6g President 6: Football 6. fx I P I A P 5 ! U I t XV1LL1Ax1 LAWRENCE Poi'L'1'ox XVild Bill Bill B Entered Form IY Nliami of Ohio L1111111111 X1'11'.s' -1, 5g C100 C11ll1I -1, 5. 61 1711111111111 6g B11.s'k1't111111 5, 6g B11.s'1'111111 4, 5. 6. 'Z-XII I klllllt' is lL'11ll1 I 1'1'1111 in 11ll' 1Jlll7l'I'.S'.U -XV111 1i11g1'1's XYhether taunting big league baseball stars in Griffith Stadium or humble physics teach- ers at Landon, Bill undoubtedly is a master in the art of derision. Nlany are the famous ball players who have struck out amid a bar- rage of deprecations emanating from right behind their dugout. For XVild Bill, as he is called by those unfortunate basketball players who receive the worst of his rough and tumble tactics under the boards. is not only experi- enced in the art of razzing but also proficient in his ability to pay for the cheapest seat in the house and wind up in the most ex- pensive. The threatening glare of frustrated batters as they walk back to the dugout does not shake Bill one bit. XVild Bill fears noth- ing. Numerous old ladies have incurred the wrath of Bill, who pulls up beside them at a light. shakes his finger above his head menacingly. and tells them to give their licenses back to Scars. Roebuck and Co. Bill carries his fearlessness onto the football field where his recklessness leads him to keep one of his legs constantly moving, even while in stance. ln class the same daring leads him to tilt with those masters who have the supreme audacity to tlunk him in these en- counters. And so our faith in the philosopher who said that fearlessness always prevails is shaken. 42 2 2 Q 1 'AI mn us .stl'ong1u.s Il l1ul1nn1o.s1'. -'l. Hoo.s1'l'e'lt Displaying, thc traditional firc of a truc llc-hcl gcntlcman in alicu tcrritory. llohiu ycarly displays his hatrcd for thosc hluc shirtcd Yankccs. as he hattles over the grid- iron to All-Statc famc. Taking this succcss in stridc. Ruhc shows his composure hy mcrcly tipping his Tyiolc-an hat to thc througs of mooning hohhy-soxcrs as hc roars off in his T-hird to prcparc for Shippeus. Believe it or not Robin would rather miss a St. Albans gains! than one- of thcsc gathm-rings of the 1-litv. For it is hcrc that Priucc Huhc has tha- chancc to show his Southcrn dash and chivalry to thc faded littlt- magnolia blossoms of thc North. Using tht- drive- and hustlc hc displays on tht- foothall fit-ld to advantagc in this sur- prisingly similar sport. liuhc has smashcd thc hcarts of many of tht- faircst of tlu-sc fadcd and won a placc way up high on the social rcgistcr. His crowning achicvcmcnt in this fit-ld camc when hc attcndcd his first dchut. and hy this fast uiaucuvcr hccamc the first dt-b chascr of tlw class. Thus. Ptuhc. having: couqucrcd all in this arca. is preparing to cmhark on his gr:-atcst aclvcnturc. For ucxt tall. hc will carry' thc flag of the Confcdcracy into tht- hcart of thc North. St-using many iiuturc triumphs. hc mort- than sharcs our atti- tudc of confidence- at thc prospc-ct of things to comc for hiiu. 413 lfntcrcd Clradc 53 Princct linowx Asn XYIIITIL 61 Cllmf Club 3. 41 Dru Roms Ilrinxnox Puixctic 'Rohinw Rulin- - - , . ...N . - , J Cflulz 0. 6. BUIII' 011111 6. L Club 0. 6. Irvs: zlwnl fig I-'ootlmll 4. 5. 61 All-Prz'p 5. 6. All lIl'fl'UlNlllffllI 3. 6. .XII-Slutr' 6. lizlskctlul 3. 4. 5. 6. till III!! Gnoucsrz llAYnicx Ri-xyxou, ilu. 'ifleorgen Entered Grade 5 'l'rii Seeretary of Class 61 Tl'llI1f-S' 3. 4. 3. fi: LX. Fllllfhllll 3. -1. 6. lIi,ugI1'11gf-pigglelly.N -:le fif'l'!'Illlf!'X George will leave Landon's inmates wonder- ing if he was that way naturally or if it was all just an aet. Certainly the former assump- tion would seem to he more eredihle. XVho else. Owen says. 'wants all the windows open in sub-freezing weather? NVho else takes Dr. Sinith's eoninrehension tests merely to see how fast he eau fill in the hlanks? VVho else would he naive enough to travel with 'kliarfl' in the lands of fiords and frogs? XVhatever the query. the answer is always Haynor. George has heen stashed in PNlO's Palaee hy his relieved par- ents in order that they might finally learn the meaning of the word i'liying. Thus cut short in what he thought was to he his most nefari- ous and Haeehanaliann year. George has heeu foreed to put the 'Blue Bomb into semi- retirenient pending his final evacuation from Landon. lt is partly to the Bomh that George eau aserihe his fame and infamy-his ahility to power seeond and douhle eluteh into low at twenty-five delights less daring and adept drivers. Finding the ski slopes of the North and their occupants so attractive, George is going north for his higher learning. Mr. Bates will lose a pet. hut George himself will have little regret-at least at leaving Landon for greener. alheit, snow-covered fields. If George doesn't end up end-up it will be a minor miraele. 44 I '.s-pvc! I QI'UIL'1'lI. Dorf! Ilziuk nolmrly lH'lil'l'lH1llIl' nwf' -Sluuc From the mountains of XVcst Virginia comcs barefoot XVilt. attire-cl in blue jeans and tat- tcrcd shirt. A blaclc of grass clanglcs from his mouth. and the-re is a far off glcam in his cyc as hc strolls lazily along in the baking sun. Reaching the tcnnis courts. hc- livs down and surrenders himself to thought. His cycs shut uuclcr the glarc of thc warm sun. and slowly a hazy vision passcs bcforc thcm. The picturc of a class comcs into focus and in the back row. taking up two chairs. NVilt sccs himsclf. llc is talking. llc is tclling the class and Nlr. Ahlbcrg how to do a problcm. The class looks on with wonclcr and gullibilityg Nlr. Ahlbcrg. with awc. XVilt smilcs to himsclf with satis- faction. Tho sccnc shifts to thc tc-:mis courts wlicrc he is in tht- third sct of ll liarcl-fouglit clucl with lYashington's top ranltccl youngstcr. H0 won that onc. and try as hc might. hc coulcln't rcprcss thc smirk of satisfaction which sprc-acl ore-r his fucc. Tho notcs of an ancicnt Cree-lc lay first clisturbccl. thcn rousctl our clrcamcr. Opcning his c-yes. he bvlu-ld the thrcc- graccs-Raynor, Uwcn, and Nlcflcncy-wlio uuclcr thc clirf.'ction of happy Orson we-rc chanting a pacan to Pan as they lightly skippccl in circular motion. XVilt rubbc-cl his cycs with clisbclicf. XYas hc rcally awalic or just in tht- topsy-turvy worlcl of English. I5 XY1I,l.l.x Nl Fomisr S'l'n.xl.m' ..u,m.. axvm.. lfntcrccl Form IY Lcliigli I'l'HlIifS' 4, 5. 6: LV. lizlskvflnlll 4. 5. 6. -lox -IENNICSS Sl'1.1.1x',xx Sully l'intcrcal Craalc I3 llrown Slmlcnl Cfouncil 53. 4. 5. 61 S1'l'l'f'fIll'U 51 1'1'z'si- flint 61 Clca' Cfluli 3. 4. 5. 61 Spcrizll .'llu.s'i1' Clronp 5. 61 Octcl 61 Drznnu Club 5. 6: Bcur Cfluli 61 If Club 4. 5, 61 1.0lI.'l'l' School Ilcurl- Ill!!-S'fI'I'i.S' .'lll'lll'llj .Vialrllv School Atlilclia' .'Xu'ura1q Ifnollmll 4. 5. 61 l311.s'k1'tl111ll 3. 4. 5. 61 'l'm1'k 3. 4. A , J w, a '-2 Ml'Ull llllfl' lll7f !'Hlll'l'l'fl'lI ll Illllll l7l'1'lHl,V' you liuw' a-ilwmwl him. -.Uorfcgl lniinaa-nlata' from his machinc-tools-al Hat top to his whita- hnclas which ht-ar no stain of alay-faca' sa-rnlihcal anal glowing with vigor. Sully ra-prcscnts what cva-i'y collcgc boy shonlal hc-hnt what. to avoial horcaloni. nsnally isn't. Conscrvativc in tastc anal camvcntioiial in thought. nn-Sullical -Ion via-ws with an apprc- hcnsion horale-ring on constcrnation thc in- alivialnal ialiosyncraa-ics anal Bohcniian antics of his lcss alccorons classinata-s. Tha- Sixth Fornfs pcalantic Pnritzni. arriving at Lanalon rcn cla-an ycars ago. has ha-lal stcaalfast to his cansc anal has each ycar won ncw honors whilc wialcning tha- intlncncc of his sanitation cult. A incinhcr ot thc Varsity football anal haskcthall tcains sincc his fourth forin ycar. 'iMitcy Sully' niorc than inaalc np for his lack of sizc hy his spa-cal anal staniina. Apprc- ciation of his mcrit having cxtcnalcal hcyonal tha- athlctic cotcric. last spring hc was clccta-al Pra-sialcnt ot' tha- School-a frustrating position in that thc niultitnalc finals thc path ot' rccti- tuale which .Ion trcaals with such comfort rather too narrow for thcir liking. Be that as it may, Sully scnrrics cfhcicntly from class to class. from Nlr. Triplctt to asscinhly. from XII: Banficlal to Stnalcnt Council ina-a-ting. anal. tcat of ta-at. from Xa-w Ya-ar's to Christmas- always Ha-a-ing thc niisgnialcal intcllcctnals ot' tha- Sixth Form whoin hc is consialcring rc- qniring to wear whitc roha-s anal to cry. Unch-an! when they vcnturc forth from tha- lcpcr colony of thc Senior lonngc. 16 Anil lLilIl'll ll lfllllli-Y in flu' L'll.Xl'. You knou'r1llotln'rlliin,g,v ,give plru'r'. -Guy Early every morning, our red-haired friend leaves his haven of bliss at Admiral's YVay to make the voyage to Landon where the every- day tasks. set before him by fate. await. Nick. after finding that he got sixty on yesterdayis quiz. finally manages to get himself adjusted to Nlr. Ahlbergis abominable math class. llav- ing achieved this nearly impossible feat. Nick is forced to prepare for the battle against the irrefutable doctrines of our modern day Aquinas. Nlr. Smith. More confused than be- fore. Nick retreats. disparaging everything that comes to mind, and he then completes the rest of the academic day with a total lack of empathy. Clad is our hero when athletics finally roll around. for his ability in this field is surpassed only by his ability to give parties. NVhether it be on the soccer field or on the tennis courts. he always seems to handle him- self in astounding fashion. Apart from his school affairs and the idiocies of his class- mates, Nicks life has a more serious side. Having experienced Hio's Carnivals by the age of three and having traveled around the world by fifteen. he is somewhat bored by the pro- vincial traits of his classmates and is already thinking about the more serious and perma- nent phases of life, At the close of day Xick escapes to the mysterious haunts of Potomac. to muse on the dayis events and plan the nightis campaign. 17 Nicznonxs BRICHAX1 TEINIPLIC uxicku Entered Form l Princeton Lunrlon Xr'n'.s' 6. Gln' Club 3. 4. 5. 6: Special .Vn.s'i1' Group 5. 6. Oefcf 4. fig Sorrel' 4, 5. 6. Tennis 4. 5. 6. AI.P'RFfl7 Bnooics X71-IERHOFF au.. i'Alfred Entered Form lll Yale Larulmi .N'eu'.s' 4. 5. 61 C Drama Club 5. 6. Ice Club '3 -L 5. 6. CQ sa 'I'lu' rrorsl r'fiqu1'.s' llrr' f,llM'l' ll'fIfl'fI 1'nn.sisI of nur' umm. Hfmu' XX ith a look ol disdain on lns face and a self-possessed slouching posture that is envied by even Robert XVells. Alf strides into English class and deposits his loose-jointed frame on the chair at the head of the table. while he soars upward and perches atop the windows lintel. Here he solemnly sits until one of his inferior classmates or Cowans commits a blunder. Al then menacingly swoops down to annihilate the poor victim of error with the most esoteric babble imaginable. For having chosen the lot of a IIUII-COIli:0l'lI1lI1g cynic. Al has suffered his share of distress at the hands of mankind and feels vindicated by scourging his malefactors with his superior wit. Para- doxically enough Al, whose everyday actions in class are those of a superior being. has a very mundane ambition-to be a Goose Tatum. or at least one of the boys. Another desire-- to be present at all class activities-has led him to install himself as guardian of the class of '56, The duties of this self-appointed posi- tion include brewing strong black coffee. pro- cnring dish rags and Bufferin, calling for taxis. and acting as major-domo at class parties. Alfred would like his inferiors to believe that his lack of feminine companions at the latter is owing to these important responsibilities. lt is. nevertheless. snspccted by many that Al has had some disastrous romantic experience that deepened the roots of the cynicism in his heart. 'I S 'l'lze greatest of faults. I .vlmulrl say, is In lu' emu-c'ious of none. -Cflrlyle judge him not by what he says. for Frank is one of the few members of the class whose deeds are sung by others. not by himself. This man. who has mastered every dance step and who is never seen with the same girl twice. is a continual source of bewilderment to his less urbane classmates. Frank is a true individualist. And Whether it be in an argu- ment on politics or religion. or on the make- up of the perfect man. Frank cannot disguise his singular characteristics. As a matter of fact. Frank is thoroughly convinced that he can logically prove himself to be one of those last mentioned rarities. and there is no doubt that inscrutable social escapades and his unique ideas are. however. only two of many idiosyncrasies that distinguish him from the common Landonite. Being a person of ability academically. he has gained for himself a place in the exclusive senior lounge clique. He can usually be found there in the afternoon listen- ing to the conversation of those who take it upon themselves to pass judgment on their inferior classmates. Frank. himself. however. seldom stoops to such depths and wastes little energy and few good words on those pitiable wretches with whom he is forced to associate daily. Yes. the college that takes Frank llar- low NVQ-ller under its wing will have to cope with an individual and a true egoist. ltl Fimxctis llAiu,ow xVl'1I,LEH. ju. i'Frank Entered Form IY Princeton Dunee Connnitfee 6g Gln' Club 4, 5. 64 Special .llusie Group 5. fig Octet 6g Footlmll 6. -whwirl -...N k it r - . -xc 5 -sw., '-ss W . , .N 1 X ...nk NN! , sh -ss.. if 1. . Q... 1 ...cf A - -.ff M . - -+..h,, ,R A '1 A WM k ' Jr. ' 'N Romzirr FRANCIS XVELLS Bob 'iOrson ntered Crade 6 Yale lunflon .Yeats 6: Cum IJIIIIII' 5. 6. The rnrlrcli of the lmnmn mind is .vlou'.,' -Burkr After his years at Landon Robert. dubbed incongruously Orson. must feel that the lift- of a genius is a hard one. For his arguments. usually concerned with the Lilliputian trivia of a genius and supported by both logical absurdities and dreams, never fail to draw the ridicule of his conventional and stupid classmates. Robert places himself in a werld of abstract formulas and geometric designs. and his sympathetic 'friends try in vain to disillusion him. He degrades himself daily by attending math classes. the subject matter of which he could have passed years ago. After school Robert retreats to a corner in the dormitory where he can listen to the strains of Nlozart or llaydn and stimulate himself with the beauty of the figure At night Bob is siezed by the ruffian members of the boarding department and forced to do their homework. Curiosity and persuasion have forced him to attend social functions, but needless to say. he is a woman hater. Orson with logic will always try to prove to his more semantically minded friends the superior beauty of a formula over a female. Though displaying admirable valid- ity. Robert is refuted by the statement: The whole question is absurd-it's ridiculous. And Bob will again enter the ethereal realm to find solace in solitude and in those figures and equations which will make super-engines pos- sible and end in making his tormentors an even greater menace to a thoughtful society. 50 Silence is the most perfect expression of scorn. -Shaw Time has been a factor in the solution of many puzzles, and it has been important in partially cracking the tortoise-like shell that has concealed the real, the true, Frank Wil- liams. Entering Landon in the sixth grade, the little man-child slowly became known for his misanthropic outlook, to which later was appended, misogynistic, because of his shy- ness and also out of consideration-since Frank felt at home only when things were in pairs. Had he been more vocal, Frank, with this perspective on life, might have become a terror to the class, but fortunately he did not choose to speak-or maybe he just didn't know the words. So slowly, onward and upward, strug- gled our silent terrestrial turtle until he unwit- tingly found himself in the sun. It was in the spring of '54 when Frank received his first varsity letter in tennis, that, much to his sur- prise, he found his vocal chords. Today, with a little plying, he employs these quite liber- ally, although he is careful not to overwork them. His greatest strides, however, have been taken on the courts when, struggling to scale the heights of Kramer, Trabert, and Dell, he has adeptly gained recognition from Landon to Mount Vernon and quite shaken his misan- thropic, misogynistic foundations. Indeed the world seems in danger of becoming rosy, and Frank is alarmed at the thought of becoming a Don juan. XVe fondly hope that the Catcher in the Rye will continue to talk, he has a good voice. 51 FRANCIS GOODWIN VVILLIALIS NVilly Frank Entered Gracie 6 Brown Soccer 5, 6, Tennis 4, 5, 6. JAN EDXVARD XVILLIABIS lan NVilly Entered Grade 6 Hamilton Football 64 Soccer 5. 61 l.V. Tennis 3. 4. 5. 'AA close moullz l'!lfl'lll'-S' no flies. -111' Cerrarilex The second of the NVilliams dynasty closely resembles the first. and the first is quite similar to the secondg in fact. they are both very much alike. jan and brother Frank have puzzled their viewers and analyzers for sixteen years now and will continue to do so as long as they persist in their Siamese likeness. plans Key to the Kingdom of Life is attached to a long chain which hasnit yet been withdrawn from his pocket. His ability at soccer is pulling the Key on one end. and his disability at physics is stubbornly holding it back. That is. the recoggitiou gained by his soccer play- ing is drawing out his character while physics. although not pulling him backward. is pre- venting all attempts at advance. This trouble with physics is more psychological than men- tal. for he had an inexplicable premonition at the beginning of the year that he would not shine in this course. The prediction is cvincing reliable signs of coming true, how- ever. and physics may win the tug of war yet. Because of an ill-destined attempt at getting in. a not-too-frequent action with jan. without a key. our boy suffered an injury. Ile inad- vertently pushed his hand through a basement window, and consequently. he will remain in his usual state of inactivity. 52 SiI4'm'c is deep 11.s-ctvrriity: .s-pct'1'li is ux SIIIIUUIL' as timr'. -Curlylr XVith great scorn for the world. its inhabi- tants. und its customs. Dorsey has alcquircd for himsclf thc rcputution of ai staunch non- conformist. To him thc world is an imlwcilic organism. and us ll rcsult ol' this uttitudc. hc uhsolutcly rcfuscs to submit to nmny of its principlcs. An outgrowth of this fee-ling is Dorscy's innutc distrust of thc school dunccs and ull that thcy rcprcscnt. Nlost of his lifv has hccn spcnt in il scurch for somcthing. con- crctc or uhstruct. to usc us ai solid husc in his ncvcr-cnding fight with thc world. At onc timc Dorscy thought hc had this some-thing in thc hcaling cvungclist. Oral Hohcrts. and with him as ai guiding light. Dorscy struck out with ncw strcngth against rculity. Bcforc long, howcvcr. his ncw-found idcul was tzikcn from him. und Dorscy was forccd to continuc his scarch. dismuycd und disillusioncd. hut unconqucrcd. YH- inuy likcn Dorscy unto Sir Galuluul in scarch of thi- Holy Grail. ll much- souglit-aftcr trophy which has not as yct hccn discovcrcd. Dorsey is hauiking his futurc on ai straitcgic rctrcat to South Aint-rica whcrc hc hopcs hc will hc iiblv to cscupc from part of society und imwhc cvcn find his long- sought-aftcr basis for lifc. ln parting wc can hut wish him luck in his scurch for 11 world uwux' from ivallitx'-lic will prohuhlx' nccd it. 5:3 XVi1.1.iAx1 Donsm' Yorxcz. Ill 'illorscyw 'iXY.lJ. Dorsc lintcrcd Crudc 53 Clcorgiu Tcch Gln' Club 5. 61 Spcciril Mzrsiz' Group fig S1'f'rr'- fury of Cflass 5: Sof'r'z'r 4. 5. 6. LV. I ooll1111l 3. 4. ll l'll'l'liRN CARS was CAM XVL- thc Class of '56 takc cxtrcnic plcasurc in lcaving to our suc- ccssors, who indccd arc in sorc nccd of anything thcy can gct. thc following: Donald Dcll. having addcd Nlalcolni Langford's nalnc to thc covctcd trophy, rclinquishcs thc Dortxhach Nlcniorial Oil Can to anyone- in tlu- Fifth Form who can km-cp thc school running smoothly. lnspircd hy thc unusual dcsirc to scttlc down, Yccrhoff lcavcs his sccrct formulas for thc dcfiancc of Nc-wton's Gravitational Laws to -I. T.. for thc solc purposc of furthe-ring thc lattcr's scicntific knowl- cclgc. llc also lcavcs half his car inihcddcd in thc rocks in thc Pcrl kins' drive-way. Frank XvlllllllllS. Ian lVilliams, Dorscy Young, Toni lidgc. and Boh Gifford lcavc thcir nncxcrciscd vocal chords to our assistant llcadniastcr. whosc chords must by now hc uunplctcly shot. NVilt Stralcy he-stows his autographcd tcnnis racquct on Pcs'- ton llowardg and, his harcui at liyc on Toni Bartlc. Bill Poulton lcavcs T. with plcasurc. jon Sullivan lcavcs his industrious char- actcr and moral rccititudc to Louis Bryon and Bill Hutchinson with thc hopc that thc rcsnlting rivalry will incitc sonic action in thcni. john Bnrhank and Tom Baskctt lcavc a tidy sum of inoncy, not for any charitahlc fund. hut for the lcvcling of that hclovcd rock pili- upon which thcy play socccr. llcaton Nash lcavcs lor York. and Boll Banks lcavcs for Nlount Ycrnon, Ccorgc XVashington's historical honic. Anixnatcd by this honiagc and good will. Courtland Fcrguson and Ron Hurstou donatc onc rccording of i'Lullahy of Birdlandn to cach nicmhcr of thc junior class. Don't rushg unfortunately thcrc's an unliuiitcd supply. Ikc Eisingcr and Ccorgc Raynor havc conihincd their secretarial talcnts and haw- dccidcd to pawn thcni off on Toni Most Opin ionutvd Biggcxf Sociulitc M banks, .W mum M. 1 1 1- in fm fm f ., ,mmm uw H My H, ga Q Hou vounrm' g , i .I 3 x mum 0U! V'L ' - .V 'X ' Mahi: Ihr Pubhz nnurxuf af lnlnrlu In Dbl Publ' mis :ssus . . 304 Of Broad and . Clrcuses uyuvnnn.-A or Whose Sake? 53390 G96 'Mfdwlim Iwi' 'IM YOU!! ll l Dlllll HAPPY Camp. whose bookkeeping did so much to cover up the mysterious activities of the Student Council. llobert XVells leaves his brain to he studied in biology. Preston Clark wants to leave his tco. count! ing, rather heavily we think, on the desire of the biology master to teach by contrast. Ceorge NlcCeney wills his arsenal ol- tlintlocks to Mad Anthonyi' Butler in case the North rises again. Blackie Bruner leaves his endless supply of sermons and hymns to Brother Austin. having indoctrinated the latter as a full-Hedged praiser of de Lawdf' Tom Kern just leaves. NVith a broken heart, Nicholas the Head Temple leaves his capable management of the soccer team to Sandy the Footv Linthicum. After much thought Frank NVQ-ller awards his ballet slippers to Bill Bough. Al Elbrick leaves his telephone munbers and vitamin pills to johnny Hayes. Tod Owen and Chris Granger relinquish their two automobiles to any junior who doesnt have dual cars. As a general service to mankind. Robin Prince entrusts Bob Lanigan with his polished Southern manner in hope that Robert will lose his Brooklyn swagger and Ebbett's Field vernacular. jim Camp- bell shudders violently as he relinqnishes the editorship of the News' to an nncnltured bunch of barbarians. lack Buchanan leaves his lulrious grunts and knuckle-crackings echoing through the bleak halls of Landong and desiring to make headlines as the school's greatest benefactor, he plans to endow the physics department with a per- sonally autographed lVf'clgC. Claude Engle leaves the presidency of virtually every school activity vacant. And finally. 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Szfconfl How: Dave Norcrossc. Petvr Robertson, Bill Howell. Eclmuncl Kirlmy-Smith. Tvd French. Pexter van Roijen, Nlorgun Russell. Tlairrl How: Chiu-les Sclmeicler. Tommy Iuckson. Rob Xlorvfielcl. YVliistle Duncan. Philip Jessup. jim Shvpley. Ifnurtlz linux' Bo Szn'L1c'nt, Nvil Bvll. Tum O'Brx'mi. Bill Ilutfivlcl. Nlartin Pm'1-tskv. Stn-rlimg Boll- i , . i lllg. Dlc-leo SQIIIQUII T4 3 3 'fffj , 934' v 0 sv xg! K . l. an gg, 'ax f .... AX v W'-v-,.X w 961619 Ifiltsl Huw: John P1'z1l'smn. ffllllck IIQIYIIUS. Billy XYHISII. IUIIII Cross. Clllill'l1'S S1-Hun. Sl'l'UHll liflllf' Alulm Luuritsvn. Xian Cfrvigllton. Bill Klc-ll. flrvg Sll1ith..lc'ffStvvlm:Corky 1,01-kxxoucl 'l'l1ir1llimv: llaydvn Kil'llf'-Slllitll. jvff XYva1x'n-1'. Rohm-rt Zwvlwn. Bill Dulhmss. Nicky 'l'lmm 'lwlillllllf' Shui. Dm: HiL'IlAlI'ClSUll. l'11illI'fll linzu -Iulm NlL'clUllll2lllQ,'lll'y'. Umm Iltlulllllllll. 'Iolm Sarraf-lat, Szuncly' Nlurraly. 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N5 1 F1 .1 s 5 wig in ' gh M 9 Q2 E . Q Q ..., -I ' Z' g A ZQMFP 'Y L J mimi ..,.. NU l...5 Lk,-2 3 I D Van., fx' v if '20 N H x ,.!,.,.M Wm sg if with , iz 43' f A agua I ,- ' A 'QW 'Q jx hifi .-5 M181 .Q 111001 .Mig nl in-'Wk' ,W M ' 0-any ilji 5 ffb- M-' 'N C9 1 ' ' Zilla TM xy V V N ' , 2 aggili '-'--... fy, W! by H8 .xdcfiuifiezi C4 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING ? rown ana! miie Faced with an incrcasv in printing costs anti in thc- nninhcr of pages. thv Brolcn and Nilzifc' vditorial staff was plvasanth' surprised in Scptmnhvr hy Business Nlanagcr Fcrgnson who vim-rg:-tl from Nlianii with half thc snm in-1-clvcl in adw'i'tist-imaits. Confidcnt of finan- L-ial snc-cc-ss, tht- hoard hvgan arranging pit-turn sclic-cliilt-s. Host of tht- pit-turn-s having hm-n take-n hy january, tht- staff st-tth-tl clown to its inost chfticnit task-thc writing. Tha- vtiitorial hoard spc-nt thc- gn-atvr part of many winter nights fiourishing tht- fainvd yt-arhook sword on-r tht- he-ads of its victims. .-Xlhan Forciom-. Hr. Smith. Toni Baskt-tt. john Bnrhank. and Chris Granger after much pcrsistcnce and irritation finally coinpletccl tht- task. Always prvscnt at this midnight l'l'Yl'il'f' was Roh i'Fiiigvrs Clifford who cliligt-nth' typvci 1-xt-ry word. :Xt this point a shortagv in acls was nott-tl. Tlu- Sixth Form rc-sponclc-cl to this crisis innnv- cliatvly. and thv yvarhook was soon in sonncl financial shapv. And so the '56 Broirii mul iVl1iff' was finally coinplvtvcl and appvars ht'- tort' yon. thc wade-i'. today. Sl'llft'lIJ -Iohn Hllrhanis, ,-Xihan l oi't-ioiw. Conrtlami FUYHIINUII- 'Ilnn liaskn-tt. Hohin Prinu-, Sfllllllilljlf jack Buchanan. Boh Clifiorci. Chris Urangcr, X111 Sinith. .JU mf Y -1 x x .lf- P V ,,m,,,,f+ V3--f3U v ifw .gzwlenf Counci The Student Council is an organization representative of the entire Upper School. with five members from the Sixth Form. three from the F ifth, and two each from the Third and Fourth. Of primary importance is the Councills task of establishing a sense of responsibility in the student body by the example of strong leadership. Of no less importance is the Stu- dent Council's obligation to act as a liaison between the student and the faculty. Finally, the Council has the responsibility of student government. This phase of its duties includes sl'1lfL'llJ Don Dell, Alban Foreione, .Ion Sullixan, Torn Baskett. -lim Campbell. Srunrling: Moran Goetz, jimmy Caxanaugh, XVayne Cate making and enforcing the school rules, arrang- ing assembly programs, and assigning the cleaning and waiting duties to undertoriners. This years Council has instituted a change in the policy of Landon student government. Feeling that a student who knows what the Council is doing will be more cooperative, the Council has decided to allow its minutes. except those parts which might be detrimental to a particular student. to be published in the Landon News. Tom Camp, Bob Lanigan. Dax e Coombes. Ken Tuggle. we OZIGHJOH ewd 'lhouuh plugin-tl with lllllllLlllLlLft'LllJlt' Ninn- that papa-r, 1-spvcigilly thv sports puqvs. 'lihv in aging lfclitors mul pllotogiulplic-i's with hrolxc-ii we-uscfcl use' of it-po1'tv1's from tht- lowc-1' for light iiic-tt-rs. tht- 1.1111111111 .Yr'lL'.s' has iioiit-tlio has pi'ox'iclt'cl with-i' lll'XYs coxt'11iQt'. as wt-ll is lt-ss strilgglvcl Ull, with tl SllPt'l'l0l' pulilicntioin c'xpc'i'ic-iicv lor l'llltlll'tt vclitors. But. think I rt-sultiiig from its vftorts. In ll sa-x'v1'v I't'llL'tillll that with thcsc- iii1p1'ou'im-nts. tht- old Splllf to tht' lurolwn Illkllit'-llp of 17l't'Yl0llS ycurs. tht- ot tlw .Yl'lLlS' has live-in lost. Tln- illlllkllllt' cha .X'I'lI.'-Y. lllltlttl' lftlitoi' .liuiics cTht- Xloost- l iviimiiis lllltllStlll'l3t'tl. xXvlll'Il that Eclitoi' is asltc cl Cliimplmt-II. ut first tm'm'd to at strictly l.UI'lll2ll wlit-ii tht- in-xt issuc is coming out. ht- smi stylv, hut soon aicloptt-cl il svmi-formail plan faintly gmcl says. with gi llklI'LlXYLlf look iii his whicli will cloillitlvssly lw coiltiiiuc-cl. .Xclcliiig c-yvs. Uh . . . l cloift know. Doift you thinls to tht- new lools has l3t'l'Il the zllmiiclzuncc ol' itis mort' fun to lw s1il'prisn-cl?'i' 1-xt-t-llt-nt pliotogruplis whit-li litm- cillivviwcl 54111111 fronl: Nlauirx Poxit-h, Ilmitl .-Xllltl, Al Iillu-it-lt. Tom liairtlv, Sl'llfl'lI vI'l'!lliI xltllL'UlIll l.ilIlgliUl'll. lion Dt-ll, -lim lfalmplwll. Cilxuiclv l':lIQll'. :Xl Ya-s-rlioll. Sfumlirhu: -lim ffiluiliuliglu, Holm XYt'lls. Holm tlilliorcl. Bill flltvvll, Bill lllllL'lllNHII, lllllitlltl lkliiimis, liomiy llurston Yivlt 'll-mpln-, liolmvrt XY1-lls. l r.uul4 lliiqhi-s. lin-lit Wt-lls. Holi lgllllgllll. XII: Clrisxxoltl. ance ommiffee lCu'i'y' ycar tht- lfiltli l'wUl'Ill is gin-n tht- lfoothall llanct' was tht- highlight of tht- tall rvsponsihility of putting on tht- final clanc-4' in svason. ancl although spirits XX'l'I't' not too high honor ot' that graduating class. llaving ln-cn as a rvsnlt ol' tht- ontcoint' ot' tlw St. .Xlhans t'lc'c'tc-cl chairinanr lat-li llnchanan ctvfittt-tl to ganna Frank l'm-rcintoniis tint- musicians inatlt' vinploy' thu famous hancl ol lliu-rs Clianiln-i's tht- clancc- a snccvss. A wliitt- ranopy ancl goal lroni Baltiniorv. Thx' clanu' was liigliliglitt-tl posts with wliitv ancl ln'oxx'n strc-aint'rs inatlu not only by Cliainht-rs' continuous music lint attractixc- dc-L-orations. Tht- annual Yalvntint- also hy tlit-ttl.rlmo1-atv lighting ol tllanclt- lfnqlt- Dann- was hvlcl in inicl-l n'ln'nary with a tint' of tht- clvcorations clt-partnit-nt. Starting off tho turn-ont of tht- social-ininclvcl frm-slinian anal yt-ar with an llll-Ul'Illlll in lata' Uctohvr. tlit- sophoniort- class. Tlit- Spring lntiornial. as colnmittt-at originatc-cl tht- iclva ol hasing tht- nsnal, was a hig silent-ss with attrartiw- gram-n hall clcc-orations on tht- colors of tht- rainhow, anal yt-llow clt-corations. This clanu- was tht- .XII intiorinal clanct- Lll'f1'lltlllIll'l' rm-orcls wt-rv final vw-nt on tht' program ot tht- l'OlIlIlllttt't' hrolwn hy this appropriate-ly nann-cl ltainhow which turnt-cl its lvaclvrship oxvi to tht- class llaxiit-on Ima- llarclvsty ancl his Q-oinho lu-pt of ISJBT. tht- L-roxxtl honnq-ing all mcning. Thr- tiorinal Siffinu. lr!! 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Thc ccrts gin-n at Lanclon hy mcmlmcrs of thc animal Christmas Carol Sing. Lowcr School National Symphony Urchcstra. Thc hoys Pagcaut, thc Christmas conccrts at thc Slay- grcatly cnjoyccl thcsc visits to thcir school hy Howcl' Hott-I ancl thc Kcnwoocl Cluh. a tclcf thcsc musicians. vision program in thi- spring. antl tht- annual ., ,. ,. . . . , ,. . . larsl Hou? lonuny lrincllc. Cyortlon f.urrn'y. lxarl lglxlshlagcr, llart llarlxcc. loin llulcoul. lluutcr luchols, llainc Coonilics. llal lllajwas. Bill Hough. lftl XYorth3. Siwrlnl limit: llcnnis llvlnis- Daxy llaxis, llowic Aclams. Xlilu- Xlcilonilnz Don l,1'X'l'.lll. llolm Caslon. la-sliv ltolminsou. llarxcy Clrauu. llalph Bcnncti. llal llupcrtus. lfranlt XY1-llcr. Tlrirrl Hunt: llonaltl Xct-tlllan1,Uil llaxcucl, Craig Smith, .lack lluchanan, Nick lclnplc. Nlac Lauglornl. 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Thcsc aspira- tions wcrc wcll-foundcd, for among thc ninc rcturning lcttcr-mcn, was onc of last ycar's smooth functioning hackficld combinations. On Scptcmhcr 23. thc tcam took thc Hold against a fighting Caithcrshurg tcam. ln this game- Landon exhibited hoth a finc running and a Hnc passing attack. Thc Bcars lcd thc wholc gamc and wcrc only scorcd upon in thc last li-w minutcs. Thc final scorc was 26-6. Tht- ncxt opponcnt was Sidwcll Fricnds. .Xlthough a wcak opponcnt. tht- Sidwcll tcam was fircd-up during thc opcning momcnts. As thc gamc progrcsscd, howcycr, tht- Quakcrs proycd no match for Landon. Tht- sccond l il'xl Iillllil .-Xllnan For or ' A ton Nash. Sccmul How: Coach Cforkcry. Tom Edgc. Tod 0 Frank XXI-llcr, Ian XYilliams. Coach Bar string playcd thc cntirc sccond half and ran thc scorc up to 43. at thc samc time not allow- ing Sidwcll a point. I,andon's third contcst was with St. Pauls. a lialtimorc prcp school. Thcrc was no scorc in thc gamc until St. Pauls scorcd and con- ycrtcd in tht- final quartcr. Thrown hack on thcir own fiftccn yard linc hy a clipping pcnalty. thc Bcars faccd a tough situation. NVith only a minutc lcft. thc tcam draw down Hcld and scored on a tcn yard pass. Tom Kcrn kickcd tht- all important point. and tht- gamc cndcd in a 7-T stalcmatc. Thc tcam's fourth gamc was with Baltimorc Fricnds. again in Baltimorc. Thc sccond string ollicnsc ran tht- cntirc hall gamc and slippcd and slid through inccssant showcrs to a 12-0 victory. cu ic, ,lon bulhyan, Boll Banks. Tom Kcrn. lilackic llruncr, Tom llaskctt. Ikc liisingcr, llca- wcn. Chris Crangcr. liolmin Princc, Ccorgc xlL'fl4'lIt'f', Bill Poulton. U ton, 'l'l1ir1l How: XYally Atwood, Larry Krucol'l', Tom Camp. Dan Austin, Buzz Iiarncs, Tm llughcs, l'.Ulll'f,l Rout Kcn Tugglc. Holm Zuckcrt. Boll Lanigan. Pat Hupcrtns, Tony Hutlcr. , 'N 4 . 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Don Doll, Hunter Eehols. Sandy Linthicum. NVilliam NIL-Namara. Niike NIeConihe, XYally Atwood. If successful seasons are determined by the number of wins and losses. then this yearfs soccer team was not successful. Uut of thir- teen scheduled games. the booters managed to win only three and tie one. Suffering early season losses of forwards Tom Baskett and lNick Temple, the team just couldnit stick together. and spirit gradually declined. The squad lacked the depth and experience necessary to win. With Alban Foreione the only one of Landon's experienced scorers un- injured. Coach Prindle was forced to switch positions-fullbacks to halfbacks and half- backs to linemen. Unaccustomed to their new positions. the Bears. after an opening game tie with Woodberry Forest, lost five straight games. Finally, the team traveled to Virginia for a match with an inexperienced St. Stevens team. and came home with its first victory of the season, 3-0. After losing to Sidwell Friends in the rain. Landon played host to Episcopal OCCQI' in a return contest and turned the tables on the Fred team, winning 2-1. XVith two victories in the three games. the Bears with soaring spirits prepared to defeat the champion St. Albans team. This was not to be. however. for after leading 2-U at halftime. they were scored upon four times in the third period and lost 4-3. The next week, the Brown team enjoyed its first and only 1.A.C. triumph of the year. defeating St. James of Hagerstown 1-0. Attempting to upset Sidwell Friends in their final game. the Bears took an early lead but could not hold back the Quakers. who won 3-1. Although the soccer team had a poor season. there were several outstanding seniors whom Coach Prindle will have difficulty replacing next year. Among these were Captain Tom Baskett and Alban Forcione. both of whom were selected for the All-Nletropolitan Team. Nlr. Prindle. however. can but look forward to a better record than that of this yearys squad. 106 ma. 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EM Boounso ot tho rotnrn oi fivo lottornion. tonr of whom lmvo hoc-n playing togothor sinco tho sovonth guido. tho prosouson oxpootutions for il good hnskothuil souson run high annong hoth tho tognn and tho stndont hody. Thoso oxpootu- tions. howovor. woro tl'llllJ0l'ill'ilf' joltod whon Landon lost its first two gznnos to Donnithu and Ge-orgotown Prep. A-Xftor ai soinowhut dis- piritod holiday practico. tho toaun sturtod on an tory orrutio strouk. winning ono ganno. losing tho noxt. Playing thns for throo wooks. Landon dofoatod St. Anthony. XViison. St. Jznnos. :ind St. Androwsg hnt lost to Episcopal. Blair. Clonzugzl. Boys Latin. and Bothosdu-Cliovy Clhuso. Thon tho Hours pnliod thonisohos to- Qothor :ind stalrtod playing tho typo hull oxpoctod of thorn. Thox' littfl'1lfl'Ci Sidwoil Frionds. Bnltiinoro Frionds, Sanford. und St. ,Xihnns in snooossion. Tho St. Alhnns gznno. Leda! prohuhly tho inost oxoiting ganno of tho souson. was for tho ohznnpionship of tho I..-XII. lougno. ln this contest tho Hours jinnpod into il coin! nninding loud, hut tho Saints tiod thoni into in tho fourth qn1n'tor with at dospomto rally. Cup- tnin Bhlokio Brnnor. howovor. ondod tho ginno drznnuticnlly as ho sank at jinnp shot :ind an foul shot in tho lust second to givo Landon a ono point victory and its first l.A.Cf. hziskothall crown. .-Xtitor he-ing ovorinntohod and rontod in tho XX1ilSilillgt0ll-'AT' tonrnoy. tho toann finishod tho sozzson hy winning tho Priory Tonrnannont. Brnnor and Doll. two All-Prop 1Jiilj't'I'S. lod tho Boars to ousy viotorios ovor Slam-kin High. Coorgotown Prop. and St. gXnthony. Thoso throo trilnnphs gnvo Lnndon tho tonrnannont trophy and ondod ll highly snooossfnl sonson. 108 XJNDU1 1 xii? Q 6.600 'f'9o'4'f 1 6 F Y x 4 r'i'QA 2, k ir L L ii, 1.- '-T... l'rnnl Hour ken Iuggle. Hal lilanxas. llieh f,.1mpliell.Sandy Linthicum, SITUIIII l'lou': Bolx Zuekert, Bill Green, Blackie Bruner, Bill l'oultou. Allman lforeione. 'liom Kern, liuek Ilolll' llunter lfeliols. l,arry Kl'lll'0ll-. Buy! Barnes, Pat llupertus. Doug Parsons. Coulee See-ly. lloxxie .xtlilllh Xlr. Barloll. gatfegaf XVith the hope of fielding a team capahle of lireaking St. Alhans' chain of I..-LC. champion- ships. Coach Ed Barton will take the 1956 Landon hasehall team to XVinter Carden. Florida. for spring practice. There, Xlr. Barton feels. the memhers of the team will he ahle to work out in warm weather, an all important l-actor in early season hasehall training. After ironing out its fundamental difficulties in Florida. the team will come North and should he in good condition for its opening game with St. Andrews. an I.A.C. team. Landon must reach its peak earlv in the season and stay there. for it faces such highly regarded teams as Bethesda-Chevv Chase. Northwestern. Con- zaga. and the area's other Florida goer. St. ,-Xlhans. The team. although lacking depth, has two strong points. One is an experienced infield. Back from last vearis successful team are first haseman Boh Zuckert. All-Prep second hase- man Al Forcione, shortstop Tom Kern, and third hasemau Nlaurv Povich. The second source of strength is pitcher Blackie Bruner. Blackie. who has two vears of experience on the mound and who was verv impressive last season. should have his liest vear. The catch- ing will he handled hv Bill Green or 'iXVild Bill Poulton. In the outfield there are no returning veterans. Competing for these posi- tions will he Buzz Barnes, Doug Parsons. Sandy Linthicum, Larry' Krucoff. and Dan .-Xustin. Realizing that the team lacks power at the plate. Coach Barton will stress speed and defense. for he feels that if the hovs play smart. hustling hasehall. Landon will have a success- ful season. llll lmfl In light: .-Xl lzllrriclt. Xlgiy in-ni'Q4' llaiynur, 'lluin llmsltstt, l't-ytun llmx.n'cll lmmiiltl Dvll. Wilt Strilm 'Nnlt 'll-iiiplnz Hun llnrstun lfranilx XYilli.nns. Sinn- tlic' spring svusnii of I9-17. tln' Lainclnn tvnnis tc-am has lx-on tln- l.A.C., cliznnpinn and XYllllll'l' of tht- Frivmls 'l'0I1i'iia1im-lit. NYitli svvvii lc'ttm'im-ii I't'tIll'IllllLf, Nlr. Kilclziy, tln' nvw critic-li. lmpc-s tlit- tvznn will win its tm-ntli von- scciltiu- titlt-. lla-turning to If-acl tliv tt-ann is Donzilcl Dvll. 1953 Xaitimml Boys' Cfliznnpinn anal iiiiclcfuitc-cl in varsity coinpc-tition sinu- lns ll'1-slnnzni ymir. Following closc- lwlnncl urs- XYilt Stmlc-yy ai Nlbst Virginia stzitn- cliziinpioii. Nick T1-inplv, lfrznilx XYilli1nns. llllll Pciytun llnwantcl. wlm K'IItl'l'l'fl l,1inclmi lust lull annul who was miiltvcl twc-ntictli Hilfl0IlLlllY l'1st xvn' 1. 4. Otln-i' 4-rmiiipc-titnrs for place-s on tlic' tc-inn will lu- Cie-orqv llklflliilf lloiniia- llnrstcni. anicl Toni lluskm-tt. 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DLPusl1'lssrnAm3pg CORPORATION I i ' LOXX ER SCHOOL 100 POUND TEAXI F1r.st Hou, Dltlvx Thompson BrIIKopIm1t1 Chlrlu Hall Stun Flelds Lot Andrrson Chuck H lynes Second Rom Charles ron Studs Colm Hnmlton Marlon Thomson Henrx Hollmd Robert Colgxte Nhrtm Pontskw Robert Urqnh rrt John Mcfonnnrghey Hnnter Nhnmx Peter jausens Tlnrll Hou, Randy Poore Henrv Rust Chlse Hewes Peter NlLCKil1lhL B111 Hatfield Dell Coopnr John Brannock H wden Klrbv bmlth Herbert Borklmd Robert Brundxge john S'1rgLnt Dltltl Dnlloss Edmond lurhw bnnth Mr NILCIII VEERHOFF GALLERIES Picture Fromers for Woshmgton since I87I I5I2 CONN AVE N W DU 72322 THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY Underwriters of Your Faculty Retlrement Plan Represented at Landon School by HARRISON BRAND III The Oldest Lzfe Insurance ldfife 171 the Ihfffiff of Columbia 100 INDIANA AVE N W NAtronaI 8 3740 , IE? ' ' gf . I Q I H 4' IA 9 - A ' . m r - ' . 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V1 - C9 1 75 IOUND TEAM Ifrst Row Ltrrs Lunule George lxlunp Xl0I'f,ll1HllS5t'll XlLt0l DININ Chrp Ctrptnttr Dun Dunt an Tom NILEW in NI trshall WlLh0lS gtunzd Row Ldlldl6 Creenwlv Klm McCulloch Buddx lsupkl Niyron VILC rtnskv jlm Shep lex Daud Norcross Txler lxnapp Hlrrx Lone Fr1nkK1lp1tr1tls Nl xrst hs Parsons Tommy jlckson Teddy French 'llmd Hou, joe Bules Peter x ln Rouen Kflrl Singer Drtk Xu Jon Hlnlnn Alu Ch rpm nn Bcrtrmcl cle Llrgenttvt ohn Cross Blllx Hull John LlllI'ItS!l1 lohn Broun Slllllllfll r Orcl Elliot 'X tlxtl D lXlCl Nlr NILFM tn IIea11'quar ters or Paxtx Supplies md Detoritmns Foss 'Noxeltles Gfts Games bpeufnl Imprlnted Badges Buttons md Balloons Larnn 'tl Supplles Crib Bqg 1 ARRIQON TOY 8a NOVELTY C OMPANY l7l5 P Street Nortlmet XVlNlllDLfiJIl D L XVHULPMXII RILIAIL , JXP S1 3 COMMERCIAL OFFICE FURNITURE C 915 E Street, N W 71813th sneer N w washmgum D c MErr0p0man s 4661 Rnpubl-c 1 8250 O Ollice Supply and Equipment Co EVERYTHING FOR OFFICE DFSKS STATIONERY SMES and SCHOOL CHAIRS FILES ' 1 I ll .. , v 7' ': 2 1 a 1, ' 1 ' f ,. 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D .I In DYER 81 COMPANY D lslon ofl Il PXRIXF F0 lnstltutlonal Suppllers of Fme Frozen and Canned Foods 3330 M SlREE'l NW WASHING1 ON D C Fllder I 3 3800 Poplar 2 6l23 LELAND L FISHER INC Lumber Millwork Point' Builder s Hardware 200 Hungerford Drive Rorkvalle Md Duplicating Service Addressing Servnce Bethesda Business SBFVICC 4703 Miller Avenue WEQTBROOK Qadco 'fefeaaao rqpplaance Sauce 5608Connect1cut henue N W W0odIey 6 9406 C HI xx C nun HARDNIARI sm1th s, me Furnlslwlngs For The Home Ol.lver 4 6340 7293 WISCONSIN AVENUE BETHESDA MARYLAND Sllpcove s Draperies and Uplwolstenng I' N IUIIIA PLUMBING I'0 Nf Plumbmg and Heating UI 7 4656 7 4657 Bethesda Md Ccmpllmenfs Ol Iver 4 0202 George W Fessenden Ol ner 2 0202 Speuulxzmg m Alterations Qomp unents 0 DEX ONSHIRE VALET CHURCHILL s Counselman s Super Market Potomac 'Ilan land Fme Foods 70I7 Brookville Road 1 hevy Lhase Nld Phone OL 4 0400 I' C Mitch 8. 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XIAIIYIANIJ LOC KWOOD 5 3300 WHEATON LUMBER C0 INC 2602 BLUE RIDGE AVENUE WHEATON MARYLAND The Best Ford Deal Is CAVE FORD Deal CAVE FORD FORD THUNDERBIRD AND FORD TRUCKS 4814 ELM STREET BETHESDA OLIVER 68200 Cl ll lll ill IN IN 1 III? 161161 I Hllglll I IHS I lll III lllllk N llll I' lll Io 4 N7 00 for 6 IIIOIIIII lrml CHANGINI TIMES I779 H SFIRPI' I' N W YY XSHIINFTUN II 1 ll rr ll m O' . I nl XX A Aft ' gui ation. stu' zulult this at: Ii:--0 u I't'g.'CllIill' 'aI ' cf C11 A' g ir 25. Ile K' I' gel' Wugz '. . 1 l' ........................,............................ . . MIQIN-ss .....................,............................... N11-Xl , 'mr I , 1 7 E . L 1 A Z.. II'..'. . ' '1 .'. . f. It 1'il lzvlp 'vnu all llzmuglz vullvgf- If-urs. ll gnfl gif! that will I st. I-II ' P fl CAREW STEEL COMPANY HW or Yom: PA FABRICATORS We hmqton Ofhce RF 4I f QT 41 I 3005 WISCONSIN AVE 1311 19111 s1'ee1 NW OLHHQ 2 5111 DE 2111611 Llncoln 48336 WARREN DYSON INC Plastering Dry Wall WARREN DYSON P es dent 215 EIGHTH STREET N E WASHINGTON 2 D C 7 ,' I 1' .' l l'R0l'l:'RTY .lI.4N4Cli.1llEN7' TAGE BECK I a , r i Art Post Reallaa Land For: Investment 0 Developing Subdivisions WASHINGTON VIRGINIA 707 Tower Bldg. 8I7 South Washington . ME. 8-5833 Alexandria Va. King 8-6220 Compliments of POTOMAC YARN PRODUCTS CO RANDALLS DRIVE IN VALET Comer of CORDELL and NORFOLK AVENUES BETHESDA 14 MARYLAND Hour SSPVICG ALTERATIONS HATS CLEANED and BLOCKED WEAVING BED PILLOWS REVITALIZED LAUNDRY SHOE REPAIRING OL 6 5313 I ant More Plnes 0 St 1 s s 1 5 9 , Ample free parking 31 - lIl Your Comfort Is Our Busmess servm rea er Washm on Wl coa , ue 01 an man o her ro uc s or rea er com or nn omes, sc oo s, and o flces RI FFITH ONSUMERS 141 3 New York Avenue, N W MEtropol1tan 8 4840 M1 Il if O For more than half a century now, we have been 'gGt 'gt 'th lfl'l 'H d y t p d t f g r f r' E h h l f ' . f - III I OL 23069 oL2o133 COMMUNITY PAINT 8. HARDWARE INC SCOTTS TURF BUILDER The Complete Lawn Food 50 Ib bag S3 95 7250 WISCONSIN AVE BETHESDA I4 If IIIVII THI' l R IDU lTl7Vl ll -ISS Frrm A F R I E IN D NOONES BARBER SHOP C J NOONE Prop 8509 CONNECTICUT AVENUE Chevy Chase Lake Maryland OLlver 4 799I OLlver 4 9860 SEAT COVERS AND AUTO TOPS MADE TO ORDER AND READY MADE ALL TYPES OF AUTO UPHOLSTERY 7909 Woodmont Ave Bethesda 'I4 Md CARL WERNER S Statlon 5001 BRADLEY BLVD onwer 4 1800 COMPLIMENTS S MAZZEO 6- SONS INC Wholesale Grocers FORTUNA INC BRIEF ASES S12 00 up EVPFRT S'-IOE REPAIRING 7206 WISCONSIN AVENUE Bethesda Maryland C OPI NI-I XY IA R 11x1 XIJIIOX1'RN1m1l'XCRvIll1xS lu2l CUNNECTIQLT 'XXLNILI Illnphong All 2 1200 III SCIJIIIYBIIWI IIIIIIIKUIIII E : 72!0' W!SC01V5!!VAVf'A!llf 8lflYf'50 -CIVD OL 2 3160 Cleanzng Repanzng Storage 7817 OLD GEORGETOWN RD Bethesda Md x L Xl XI M- R Q Rlnrtgage lluins VC Real Q3st1te Slnbestlnents lllllxumxxlx XIHNII umm lax LL ' l1XlJUX fl1'W ffl' KU! 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X 1:41, A I bb 3,11 H J ' V Af'glHl:ii'l '. M rg H ' O , I HERBERT C BLUNCK A Part ol The Washington Scene co rtsmv !H TEL Qonomouso i Best wlshes to the students of Landon from our entlre staff Cdvmbi- Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN at Columbla Federal 92TL9.. L J lm. 730 Eleventh S! N W 1 ffll '12 Rspubnc 7 7111 -I1 S33 ooo 000 E K d Bo IHP HORN SH -XFER LK M N ll 4 This new Chevy Chase ' ollice of Columbia Fed eral will open at Wis consin Avenue 8: Jenife Stree , N. W. in the late fall of 1956. I I , E M - ' ' ' I Assets over , , L u u ! C. . efauver, Pres. In Printrd nn und by B 4. . MIL., U.f..X. I v '?,y5?w,i V- - Q n 4. , A x . 3 W ,b X1 O ', ffm fg ,W W,,? Wy'M . , 'az' Q A WG 1? fi ' xv . , -' , ,- it 'E gh if ffgi i K: rx A A A :BM Mk I. S Y ' ,J 1 5161 V- 1 '? F r . If Q .. ' , ' f x f 1. , E V Qi 1 A' t N fx I it A ws :wiv 6 J psf X5 l A .I 'Al ' g M 2, Q-fr , .B bt . 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