Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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George is a boy everyone has had to look up to When he first came here his voice betra ed him and one of the more imaginative mem ers of the class affixed on him the nick name of Squeaky The extinction of this label has lately been threatened by a newer and more vulgar one skxnhead' He first drew our attention as a towering and glue fingered end for the fourth team Occasionally however his hollow leg got in the way This proved slightly embarrassing and caused George to forsake the glory of the gridiron to become one of Middlesex s first cheerleaders Oh will we ever forget those cartwheels' Crew has been George s sport forte He has earned two crew letters and was elected captain for his senior year George divides his spare time between three places B P RW and Bermuda When he isn t trying to ignore his roommates close harmony he is acting as chief adviser to Prlnce Ted and when he 1sn t dolng t at he is showing Bermuda glrls the faces on his knee caps and his spotless white bucks ALVIN G LITCHFIELD Winchester, Massachusetts Age 19 College Bowdoin 4311 GEORGE LEWIS III Sherborn Massachusetts Age 19 College Virginia Alvin is one of the few grizzled and justly admired veterans of six campaigns at Middlesex Because of his puny build he was at once dubbed Monster and has grown with the years always out but never up a fact which has been a constant thorn rn his pride However the football coaches considered him tall enough for the team in his third class year and since then he has repeatedly given oppos mg guards inferiorlty complexes with hrs horrifying features Qsee cutj No one has ever been able to skate past 'crusher Litchfield and his noble rf graceless efforts were rewarded by co captalncy of the second hockey team this year Alvm's passion for clubs drew him to lacrosse and he has been a bulwark of the de fense for the last three years He has been equally prominent off the athletic held In his third class year he won the Kelton Bowl and he still holds the Time test record for the sixth class Al is well established as a chercher of la Femme and just adores to date girls on New Year's Eve : . . f ' L , f ' pl' 'I , . . , V I 4 ' llfl - clit? f y ' -I . : . ., . ., I h . . . ' ' ' n s n , 7 I lt ,Pl j , 7

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FREDERICK S HORWEEN Wrnnetka Illrnors Age 18 College Harvard Donald has been among us srnce the fourth class ust before he came to us he wrote a book of whrch however no one knew untrl rt was publrshed rn the mrddle of the thrrd Mousey crept toward the best sellmg lrsr we realrzed that we had a celebrrty among us As royaltres radro and televrsron and motron prcture offers kept comrng rn our admrratron grew rn proporrron Un ortunately Don has been somewhat assocrated wrth hrs prrncrpal character but then there rs no truth rn the rumor that he has a tarl Don has won renown not only as an author but as an actor and srnger and rnterpreter of Grlbert and Sullrvan as well He has been excellent rn the role of the Mrkado and of the Duke of Plaza Toro In addrtron Donald has contrrbuted artrcles rn the Anwl and has some of the brrght rdeas wrrtten for the Yearbook He has acqurred wrde fame as lacrosse goalre and vxon hrs letter for two years and also a major letter for managrng basketball In prrvate lrfe Donald lrkes to play crrbbage and other games of skrll and luck where hrs adventurous sprrrt and sharpness have not won hrm much money but have won hrm plenty of frrends rl30l- Fred joined us in the fifth class after the Chicago police had closed up his speakeasy In that Hrst year he played on the fourth team and establrshed hrmselfas an extremely promrs rng athlete In the fourth class he was brought rrght up to the frrst team and he began to accomplrsh the amazrng feat of earnrng four major football M s Our mouths hung gaprng rn open amazement at the bone crush rng tackles of Zee Russran It was only natural that he should be elected captarn for the 1949 season Then what happens but he goes and earns four major hockey M s Strrctly on the srde he has earned two lacrosse letters He was also presrdent of the M A A at whrch post he turned rn a magnrfrcent job Fred has rgnored Concord s contrrburron to mardenhood but has weakened rn one case and one case only He has not had much trouble co ordrnatrng hrs extracurrrcular actrvrty wrth hrs efforts to stagger through French 1C DONALD S HUTTER Rocltvrlle Center New York Age 17 College Prrnceton , . . ., 3 . J w , r . , . ., . , . class ear. As Abraham, The Itinerant ' 9 7 3 7 , , l . I r ' I 4 , . , . 7 ' ' . , 7 I , '

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NATHANIEL LORD Bangor Marne Age 18 College Amherst Iour ycars ago ack came from Lours vrllf. Kentucky to Mrddlesex Certarnly he vsaked up srnce rs another questron ack s reactron to any krnd of vrork rs generally Ah m tard but rf he can find a place to prop up hrs feet lean back and compose hrs hands folded across hrs chest he contrrbutes a great deal to the rnrellectual actrvrty of the school As a matter of fact ack has been on the debatrng team for tvro years and has been one ofrts most rmportant members durrng that trme Hrs forceful delrvery and clear argu ments are rn strange contrast to hrs mode of exrstence Scholastrcally ack has always been near the top of the class vrhrch testrfres to a fine rf vvell shrouded mrnd srnce he rs an ex ponent of the what good are books? phrlosophy and srnce he generally rsn t vnrde awake rn class Occasronally he has been heard to speak rn class Ah see what yo drd suh but wha? But these awakenrngs are short and soon followed by refreshrng slumber In hrs semr vxakrng hours ack has contrrbuted to school lrfe by Elayrng basketball for whrch he vron hrs letter erng a busrness manager of the Yearbook a member of the Glee Club Nat has always been the most conscren trous worker rn the class Nerther the cunnrng lures ofhrs rowdy roommates nor the glrttermg lrfe of the stage has kept hrm from hrs studres The Trojan efforts have rewarded hrm wrth consrstently hrgh grades throughout hrs five years at Mrddlesex Nat harls from down east Marne rn a town called Bangor noted for lob sters and women Many trmes he has taken some of us asrde and trred to convrnce us that Taylor was all washed up Idaho potatoes were not better than Marne potatoes' Any mornrng when we drdn t have enough trme to douse our faces wrth cold water our eyes would usually manage to open when Nat appeared rn front of us garbed rn one of hrs screamrng tres Hrs humorous puns were always actrve rf not hrlarrous In the field of sports Nat has trred hrs hand at guard for the first football squad wood chopprng and strokrng the thrrd crew For three years he has been a show prrncrpal and thrs year was presrdent of the Glee Club We hear that he rs takrng hrs romantrc tenor vorce to Amherst JOHN H MCCHORD JR Loursvrlle Kentucky Age 18 College Prrnceton 'l32l' 7 - Z , ,' 7 , , made the trrp rn a sleeprng carg whether he has ' ,A 7' y , 7 'S I Y 1 . Q K . . , , . , 7 , u V 1 17' , Y. 7 7 7 r I Q I 7 A v r ,y . U Q j