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

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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

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XVu.1.1Ax1 Brzvixxs Gnrziax Bill l'lIlfl'I'l'Kl Crzlclc -1 l'rinc0ton Il111'L'11rr1 Club illfllfll 5. Cflzlazs' T1'1'u.s-111'1'r 4. 5. fiIII.S'-S' Prz'.s'irl1'u1 6. Sfllllfllf Cfouuvil 6. Xvzzrs' 3. 4. 5. 61 Hu.s'inz'.s'.s' .xflIHll,Lfl'l' 61 CJUIII'-S'lIl-S' Club 5. 6: lslillfflllff 61 B1l.s'f'lmll 4. 5. 63 Club 6. '4'T1z'1l.s Xtlfl' lux fits. by starts lfll'Il-N' lL'ffl1.u -llillium ffollins ln ii class notvd for its iiiclvlwiiclviict- of thought rind notion. Hill is tht- siiprcinc indi- xidualist. lilc-ctvcl prcsidmit. his has hm-n tht- taislx of trying to wt-lcl unity in ai group. can-li iiiviiilmcr' of which was lwnt on going his own way. By naiturv an .-Xnclrcxx' .Iain-lxson. lin-xmis rim-x'c-i'tlic-lvss attc-inptvcl-talking ll.l'. and Anim'- ican history litcrailly-to adopt ll policy of coin- proinisc-. As ai rt-sult. thc first class inc-4-tings in-rx' oftcn uproairious affairs. llc-clilvcl hy Nlcfloo. mich stutciiu-lit cliaillviigc-cl hy soniv- onv. XYilli1nn only lizu'anigiu-cl rnorv loudly on class duvs. scon-lioi1r'cls. und the lwlizivior of sirniuns. Noi' was his clciiim-mcy liniitcd to class nivvtings. ln clnirgc of Sixth Form study hull-gi chore const-it-ntiously slnuinc-d lay fuc- ulty im-1iilJc1's-oriv day. llill. in ll stzitv of cwuspc-i'a1tioii. clc-nizimlvcl of our Editor. Do you want Slltlll'Cl2ly?u To which ont- NVlu-4-lsl' Sc-ndroy. class wit. rcplivd. i'Now isn't that ai stupid qm-stion? Pnrplc in the farce. our prvsi- dvnt iim'vrtlu-lvss sinilvd lwnc-volvntly, and Pvtvr spout two hours thc- following wc-ck 1-nd in Prindlv's Lunihc-r Caunpf' Thus finding thc iron hand in tht' vclvct glow- inorv offvctivv than c-oinproinisc. XVillizun ulmndoncd NVQ-lr ster and cstuhlishcd order in our meetings. XVhvn not woightt-tl down hy duties. official or uczulvinic. Bill has found tiinv to distinguish himself utlileticully. particularly in lmsclmull. his favorite sport. Outside of school. B1-vans rernziins the school's top financier. running ai lawn-inowing concvrn and frcnoticully trying to dzitc his cnstoinvrs' llilllglltl'l'S. 31 H