Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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MIDDLESEX SCHOOL Chrrs has been a day boy at Mrddlesex for frve years motorrng rn from one of hrs bases rn Acton or Carlrsle just rn trme for chapel each mornrng Desprte the obvrous temptatrons of such a srtuatron he has marntarned a good average and garned the drstrnctron of b rng the class artrst ln thrs capacrty he dutrfully devoted mam classes to the mass productron of small carrcatures much to the de lrght of hrs teachers who thought he was furrously takrng down notes He was also successful portrayrng more mature scenes lrke barns and asrde from several near mrsses won two Thoreau Medals In athletrcs Chrrs has been perseverrng rndustrrous and always ready to grve the other fellow a chance He was a member of the football basketball and baseball squads hrs senror year He also devoted frve years to the Glee Club wrth dubrous results Chrrs rs spends hrs Sundays matchrng hrs wrts wrth those of assorted fish Wrth the ard of the most romantrc reep rn town he was also actrve socrally rn Concord durrng the past few years Besrdes grrls and frsh Chrrs lrkes Walt Drsney comrc books ack Benny and sleeprng Thrs year he shared a study wrth Dole and the two passed many hours seerng whrch one could make the most rnsultrng remark about the Othcr Next year Chrrs rs gorng to Yale after whrch he expects to start hrs carecr as a rrsrng young busrness executrye Page Tbfrlr erght CONCORD. MASSACHUSETTS CHRISTOPHER HARRIS Westford Road Concord, Massachusetts Age 18 College Yale l . 1 r 1 V 1 I 1 y ' . , , . . . . 7 . I V , . . . . I . , Y. . - , V ! ' . , , . r ' ' ' , . ' .V . 1. 4 f , ' ' . , M I 1' for some obscure reason known only' to frshermen, a fisherman, and 'fy-?'lzu I -, 4 ' 7 , , J . 3 I A ln' ' - I ' r ' 4 ' v .

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MWDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD. MASSACHUSETTS NORMAN DE MALIRIAC HABIAIOND Trout Creek Ranch Cody Wyomrng Ag 18 Colfcge Cornell V r An old cow poke erme rrdrn rn one elrrk and wrndx dar three xears a5,o and rdentrhed hrmself as Maurr Hammond fresh from the heart of the deep west Naturallx when hrs loxaltx tow ard srx shoot ers and long horn steers became known Maurx was dubbel he xx rangler Mr Alexander observrng, hrs rmpressrve phxsrque greeted hrm wrth a glad cry of Joy and rmmedratelx plaeed hrm on the football team as a hrst strrng tackle where Maurx plaxed untrl he was shrfted to center hrs Senror xear Although he had plaxed onlx one xear prevrouslx Maurx soon drseovered that football rn volwes much the same prrnerple rs throwrng, ealves and therefore he plared wrth a great and destruetrve enthusrasm He also Dlax ed basket team for three seasons Maury can probably take credrt for rntroducrng, the hrllbrllx touch at Mrddlesex Hrs xodelrnr., has been the rn sprratron for mam xounieer hopefuls but therr cro1krng.,s are 1 far erx from the throatx warblrnes of the mrster Desprte hrs bravxn Xlaury rs a gentle creature at heart and he lrkes to whrle .max the hours pluckrng out solemn old western tunes on hrs gurtar starrnz soulfullx rnto space or else brovxsrng, among eomrc books followrng the adventures of hrs hero Hopalong, ClSS1LlX Perhaps rt rs hrs modestx Coupled vnrth rugged good looks that has made hrm a so eral suceess rn Concord thrs rear and vson hrm a farthful grandstand followrng., Page lhutr rezen 7 Cf 1' h If Ql' i l , , , ' , ' ' , ' , , V 1 I V 1V 1 1 4 f a 1 . I' 1' V' ' - . . y, . . . . , . V 'V . .L I , Y y f 1 .H ' 1 V 1 , - y . l 1 . 1 -' . 1. 1 1 A . D f 7 1 v ' 1, f Q 1 I r 1 ' D B ball for two Years and his ower hittin' frcatlv bolstered the baseball . B fe . ,. ,, 1 . . r V V . , ' ' ' ' . . ' ' V , ' . , h ' V . ' y V , . A ' . ' V ' . V V , . Q .' ,L ' , V . L . - V ' , V V ' y . L - . I . ' . ' V r . L V - ' V y. . V .V , , .. ' . r ' - . - ' . V VV AV . ' ' 4 1 A. 1 1 7 I y 1 1 ' l . I 3 5- V . . . ' Q V y 'Q ' V. . V ' ' ' . V. V' y 1 ' V . . ' , - h A A V ' ., x , , ' , , ' , . , 4 I ,.

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BIIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS LAyx TON STORRS LAMB Sunken Meadows Northport, New Yorlt A e I8 College Princeton Lawton Lamb made hrs hrst appearance on the Middlesex cam pus rn the fall of 47 At once taken abacle by this mighty educa tional machine he naturally found hrs first year here a quret one But because he happened to be roomed near old trmer joe Perera he quickly learned the ropes Lawt made hrs hrst dent on Mrddles x society when he earned hrs tennrs letter rn the fourth class Srncc that time he has drstrngurshed himself as one of the hnest players ever to come to Middlesex playing for four years on the frrst team wrnnrng the Bergland Cup iawarded to the school tennis champronl three trmes and captarnrng this years successful team where play rng at the number one posrtron against the cream of the opposrtron only trrumph On the grrdrron Lawt bullied hrs way to two major letters as an end and captarned the soccer team hrs senror year This year polrtrcal corruption was hnally suppressed and the Yearlrng was established on the varsrty hockey squad 4 I would have made rt before but 7 He more than yustrhed hrs extravagant clarms and earned hrs letter Although rt has never been confirmed vie have always suspected that he has a brt of Scotch blood flowing with rn hrs ve-rns for Lawt has consistently won the Smallest Laundry of the Week contest Lawt a social lion with a weakness for rn fatuatrons rs going to Princeton Page 'lblrty nine J Y g .' , 1 ' ' V ' I . , . l A A ' I . ' . . . 7 . , ' 'V- he compiled a very impressive record. Tennis, however, was not his nl 1 A A A 1 ' I ' 1 9 . A f l ' ', , . . H ' D - Q . ' I , .