Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Mrnneesex SCHOOL CONCORD MASSAClilJ9FTTS X 'W George Buehler man of mystery has been a source of constant speculatron to the class ever srnce hrs arrrval four years ago From the very begrnnrng he aroused everybody s rnterest wrth the large strong boxes and varrous odd shaped packages whrch he recerved al most weekly rn the marl Thrs year whenever George returned frcm hrs Bedford huntrng grounds astrrde hrs rnfamous Mercury he alvyays brought back wrth hrm a lrttle green bag vyhrch bulg d mys terrously It was rnevrtable that hrs classmates would eventually eome to address George wrth the rntrrgurng rf unpoetrc trtle of crook Because of hrs srncerrty and understandrng the befod krd has always been popular rn our class and a consprcuous ligure rn countless bull sessrons He has also played a large part rn Mrddlesex athletrcs A converted outnelder George caught for the hrst baseball team the past two years and because of hrs fine sprrrt vyas elected captarn of thrs years nrne I-Ie vyon hrs letter rn foot ball as a tackle and played a brursrng hockey game addrng two more letters to hrs collectron Hrs best game was agarnst St Marks vyhen playrng yyrth an arm rnyury he scored the tyrng goal wrth seconds to go George yyas a colorful lrgure around the campus vyearrng a horrrble red srlk jacket yyrth yellow strrpes vyhrch vyas hrs prrde and joy In hrs rdle trme George brushed up on the latest yyrestlrng holds and practrced them on hrs smaller classmates yyrth rny arrable success Pu 1. luenly errlvr C11 ORCVE VAN BUSKIRK BUEHLER North Road Bedford, Massachusetts Age 17 College Harvard RM ' A gave' . A., V 1 W r v . 6 V 35? 55342 ' ' ' 4. ' 5 a , f V .. I f f , g, J . gg . Jr A A, If Qs -y. 'V , ef 132. 1' . . , . . . . V . V , . v y 1 D 1 A . A . I Y 1 A l y 4 A I 4 7 7' I A V 1 y A D . ' 1. l . . . V U V, , , , . I , , V, . 7 I . h l a 7 ' S I . - I , , .. .. . . . Y . .. . 1 , . Q . A . Y . - V l A 1 1 I 1 A A I I V A ' I A Y . . - 1 31 ,' ,V 1 . , . V . Q V 4 v- 7. I I v A 1- y . . , V , Y I Q 4 Y V - 4 . . . V r V R ' - 1 4 1 r v - V r , . ' -3 . A V . . . . I .V , . ' - H V , ' V ' . . ' . V' I Y h 4 1 . . ll 1 , I 1 , ll I .N , -

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MIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS NIORRIS RUCCLES BROWNELL III S010 Crefeld St Philadelphia 18 Pennsylvania Age 17 College Prrnceton Grfzrlimted u lib C redzt Rug has accomplished more through shcer hard work than anyone else rn the class Hrs applrcatron to hrs studres has earncd hrm a diploma wrth credit by a wrde margin even rf he had to stay up trll three getting hrs work done The piano rs hrs lrfetrmc accomplishment and hrs talent at the kcyboard earned hrm the musrc prize last year In addrtron he has won a Gallagher hrstory essay prrze Athletrcally Rugs drlrgent efforts raised hrm to the number one positron on the squash team and placed hrm on the tennis team trnctrorr The clarion call of Rugs tenor can be heard booming throughout the dormitory at any hour of the day or nrght 1Dont trv to shout hrm down rn an argument? He has employed hrm self well rn this capacity by holding up hrs scctron of the Glee Club for hrs three years here and highlighted hrs efforts by a superb pcr formance rn the leading role of Ruddrgorc Rug rs remarkable rn that he rs thc only person rn the class who stands up straight But hrs mrlrtary bearing rs far from rndrcatrve from hrs nature whrch rs genial and amrably persuasive He takes hrs dry wrt wrth hrm to Prrnceton where he says he wrll probably consider entering some profession although he has a great future as a nrght club bouncer Page Tuenl .Keren L 1 1 . T f - 7 I I' ' y A . Q Y A , . ...,............ . . . . - I ' 3 1 . , A in both of his last years. His vocal chords make him a man of dis- , , F I . . g V . . . . . 7 V . . I . . 5- ,

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MIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD. MASSACHUSETTS WILLIAM BUTTRICK Lrberty St Concord, Massachusetts Age 17 C olleg e Prrnceton G md zzaled u ztla C reall! Wrllre rs one of the hardest workrng boys that ever cracked a book at Mrddlesex Hrs determrned rndusrrrousness brought hrm avcrages rn the erghtres and rt rs greatly to hrs credrt that he re ccrved such good marks whrle hc was at Mrddlcsex But ll s Wrllres rclrosyncrasrcs that make hrm a dclrghtful personalrty to all those who know hrm Who can forget the short but spontaneous lectures he used to grve the class or thc way he used to race from hrs seat to open and close varrous wrndows7 HIS Hallowell house mates never ceased to be amused by hrs antrcs when drstracted from hrs work Once someone beat Wrll out the door at breakfast and he was rnconsolable for weeks But beneath hrs cntertarnrng cx terror hrs heart rs rn the rrght place and not a few of us havc ex perrenced Wrllres generosrty wrth hrs crgarettes and hrs swrmmrng pool Wrll gets hrs exercrse mostly by hopprng over snowdrrfts on the way to Trrnrty Church but he won hrs maror letter last year by dorng a wonderful yob as head baseball manager He leaves Mrddle sex for Prrnceton after whrch he plans to enter the mrnrstry ffour years ago Wrll saw a vrsron on the road to Damascusj We arc sure hc wrll be an asset to thrs sorely needrng professron rf he wrll rust keep hrs vorce down whrle srngrng hymns and we wrsh hrm every success Page Tu enty nine f I A . . . . . V . . - I I I I I - I I a I Y . . I I I ' ' ' . . , . A I I v . I