Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Mrnnuzsrzx Scireroor- Cowciorzn. MAssAc Hl srTTs Montx rs another one of those defenders of New England who must bear the brunt of varrous sarcastrc remarks made bs outsrders about New England and all rt entarls However rf anvbodx rs go rng to be bearrng, am brunts rt mrght as well be Montx or Bush man as assorted mutrlated underelassmen affectronatelx call hrm And srnce he rs well traveled thavrng been as far west as Lake Placrd and as far south as Newport R I J he knows vshereof he speaks rn argurng for hrs natrve rerrrtory Montx has been one of the most actrve members of the class Hrs prrncrpal hobbx has been collectrng, mayor Ms of vnhrch he had seven br gracluatron I football he worked up from the pups Hes he was on the pups hon estl to the hrst team where as a glovserrng quarterback he recerved two letters He won three more as a hockex defenseman and an other two as an outhelder hrst baseman for the baseball team where oreanrzatrons and at one trme or another has been rn the Dramatrc Camera Rrfle Rarlroad and Glee Clubs and taken part rn srx Grlbert and Sullrvan produetrons As a result of hrs long, rf not arduous servrees he served durrng., hrs senror xear as vrce presrdent of both the Dramatrc and Glee Clubs He rs a profrcrent skeet shooter and made hrs panel on thrs subject But Monty wrll best bc remembered for hrs sm. hrs hood naturedness and hrs assorted nreknames lrke Mrghtx joe Houne and Wrllx the Grant Page Y bun MONTCOMLIKY ROLLIN5 CHILDS Trdewater farm Dover, New Hampshrre Age 18 Coflege Unrversrty of New Hampshrre 1 2 ' . 4 A 'l , . ' , ' I l ,f A I Y l f ' f ' ' , ' 1 if ' . ' A 1 ' y v A ' 4 A 47' U . , , ' . W A ' r ' D . Y 4 . - - - , ' . . ' ' ' 1 1 rg ' 1 ' ' y v ' .1 ' h n V hgh , I .V 3 , - if 1 4 O Y . . . , . ., y , he hit a record number of triples. Monty has a weakness for social 1 ' I I - - . ' . . .. ' ' . r - - ' - - . - ' y A - . ' r., f ' ., . ' . 4 ' I I ' . I. h , A ' V A t N ' ' ' ' ' ' -' I . I . . s ' . A ' f - K l ' - H 4 1 - - ' yyl' . ' r , '. .

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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

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MIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD. MASSACHUSETTS jr:RLMY HASKELL DOLF l Sudbury Road Concord, Massachusetts Are 18 College Yale Gnrdmzted wth Ilzgb Credzt jerry arrived here from hallowed Concord rn the fourth class and durrng hrs stav has become a past master at the supcrcrlrous Dayboy srr as an excuse for chapel lateness and other mrnor lapses for which thc answer was completely and balilrngly rrrcle vant Besides being late for chapel he had other actrvrtres one of which he discussed tto hrs regretj rn the Anvil during hrs second class year Whether or not hrs Sunday mornings were fruitful he to Edrth Praf records and free themes Thrs year the smooth and professronal style of hrs many lrterary works became famrlrar as hrs themes served to pass the trme of mam a Saturday Englrsh class much to our enjoyment As an athlete Terry was a star on lower teams captarnrng the second basketball thrrd baseball and fourth football teams rn hrs younger days Hrs grrclrron skrll earned hrm a coaching rob thrs fall and he capturel a seat on the first basketball squad thrs wrnter Thrs sprrng he gave up a berth on the first baseball squad to have a fling at tennrs Scholastrcally he has al ways been rn the top three or four of the class by means of knowl edge gained we know not where Hrs sharp wrt whrle entertarrrrng many disturbed others as rt was meant to Physrcally he raised the question of whether he had smoked an excess of cigars when young or whether he was just trying to rrval Davrd Amory Page Thirty one 8 , . r 1: Y I s uv I ' , , . f . A A A V V I 4 - h I . . , A . . . , . . I . 1 - , never toldus. His great interest in his studies gave him an aversion . V . , , - , . , . l . , .- I 4 V . ni W 9 a ' V I is . . . . . Y , ,