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

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'Alf ll'UHlll llIlk.A1All'!I'.l llllllf if lrllkcllf' -Hvruunou! mul Flz'!r'lu'r ll the mcmhers ot' the lfloricla Chamhcr ol Connnercc possessccl the remarlxahlc vocal energy ol this latl. they woultl have cveryone on the North American contincnt in Floricla within two tlays. Anal if they haul his vocal power. they coulcl accomplish this feat with- out recourse to ratlio or other means of amplifi- cation. This extraorclinary vitality and volume -the result of growth which threatcns gill'- gantuan tlevelopment ol' muscle antl hone throughout his oncc fragile frame is no acci- tleut. For though Tom may hecome hcfutltlletl when contemplating the niceties of English prose or the technicalitics of ahstract physics. he has two firmly rootecl concepts. One. that a growing chilcl ueetls plenty' of sleep. he inclulges whcnever antl whcrevcr he can. in anal out ot class. The othcr. that a growing chiltl must eat. he practices with a voracity that amazes everyonc. But clcspite such tlis- paragement. Animal is intercstecl in tht- growth of his mintl. ancl his post-pranclial tlissertations containing such gems as: Nic in' Pete 'Il hc clownstairs after lunch to collt-ct those people who have their nioneyf' are not inclicativc ol his sapience. regartlless ol' aspcrsions. ollicial or otherwise. Bringing his mental agility to his scholastic encleavor, Tom has figured methocls of achieving maximum success with mininunn cxertion. Not unnervccl hy any untimely hack- firing of his systcm. Tom vehemently' clctentls its hasic sountlness or quietly snooxes oil while contemplating changes to malxc it fool-prool. QT 'l'uox1r-xs FANADAY CAM if Tom Animal lfnteretl Form ll Yalt liuowx lxxo Xvllllli 61 Hem' Clull 5. 6g Sfzulenl Council 3. 51 Sl'l'!'l'llll'lj 5g .VczL'.s' 6g Clull 6 lfoollzull 5. 6g Co-cupluin 6g All-Prt'p 6g .Host Vuluulzle Pluycr .-Xzcurrl 61 Bc1.s-kctlmll 5. 6.

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There is a proper dignity and proportion lo lu' olrverrerl in flu' pe1'fol'nmnr'e of every ae! of life. -.llarr'u.v Aurelius Une of the few who have made the lengthy voyage from the third grade, Beech attributes his success to his early reading in Esquire, The Social Register, and Popular AIC'Cl1llHiC.S'. Some lads a1'e misled into thinking of Harv as having no interest except in electronics. Actually, his romantic escapades are of world-wide scope, involving even ambassadors, daughters. An old hand at the Shipperfs Circuit, Harv was weaned on champagne and is reputed to have worn midnight blue diapers. And while still an adolescent, he became an inveterate mem- ber of the tuxedo group, who wouldnt be caught out of their After Six Underwvearf' A true addict of the bright lights, it is but natural that his chief interest lies in things electrical. This heir to Underwriters Laboratories is capable of dismantling any radio set on the market. and some day he may be able to reas- semble one. His excellence in this field is eclipsed only by his abilities as a high pressure salesman. Under the amicable tutelage of Steve Shepley. Harv has successfully peddled everything from adhesive tape to orange rinds. with naive disregard of purchaser resistance. Undaunted by academic studies and their related trivialities, our modern Marconi con- tinues entirely unruflled through the malig- nant turmoil of scholastic existence. 29 HARVEY BEECHEF. GRAM, III 'KH ary Hawvee' Entered Grade I3 Hampden-Sydney Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Special Music' Group 5. 64 Genesius Club 3, 4. 5, 6. u H I