Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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Mmou SI X ScHooL Cove oim MAssAt HL srrrs Nw Robb Sr of Concord In a simple ceremony the boathouse was dedicated ro Mr Loclee whose excellence as crew coach has benefited more than three decades of Middlesex oarsmen Major letters were awarded to Alvarez Browne A Lane Lee N Meyer Roberts Robinson Sears Senleler Tomlefns Walsh Wells D and Manager Wrlliams Lloyd Roberts was elected captain for the 1952 season by the members of the first three crews Though not successful on a won and lost 171515 1931 looked lllee a good building year and hopes are high as the entire first crevx returned for the 1951 1957 season Pugt Amen iqi , - '.g . 3 L1 3 ' . s - ,Y ,- v W-if , A , xTuw.4v ' I F' X .O , Q -Y '. 1 v 1 - E ' . VX , up f Jw 1' ' ,-, fiuflifm, 1 S219-55' 7 '7 ' 7 , , , , , . . ' a A . C . - 7 1 3 A y A 7 7 '7 7 7 '7 U r 3 f- 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 '7 , A , , , , , - 2 , . , , ' 7 , J L ' , 1 , ' , - f - . y , ?,- we ...- ' V A- N. Q 'i A L ' .,, -'M-f -' .v F J . . I,

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NIIDDLESLX SCHOO1 QONCORD MAssAc HUSFTTS The second of June marked the b1g race wrth Exeter on Bateman s Pond Our thrrd crew, wrth Marden, Robrnson Sachs, Tomklns and coxswarn Kraetzer matched Exeters thrrd crew stroke for stroke untxl the fimsh lrne, w here our crew won by the fact that rt managed to start a new stroke just as Exeter was f1n1sh1ng one Thls fortunate break gave us a two foot lead at the f1n1sh lrne, and the first race of the afternoon The second crew com posed of Sears, Wells, Lee, Senkler, and coxswam Walsh dld not fare so well After an extremely close race Exeter managed to pull ahead sllghtly and wrn the race by a scant half length It must be noted, how ever that Exeter s lf' second crew outwenghed us man for man, and that therr success was largely due to thrs fact The same fate was rn store for the first crew who, IU thelr attempt to regarn the Columbra Cup were defeated by the Exeter oarsmen The race was very close up to the buoy m the mlddle of the pond at whxch polnt Exeter managed to overwhelm us wlth sheer power plus some very smooth strokxng and consequently stepped out rnto the lead The fmal mar gm of defeat for our hrst crew, Alvarez Meyer, Tony Osthermer Roberts and Lane cox was two lengths The one race whlch the elght had was w1th Browne and Nlehols on May 73rd Stroked by Curtxss and xddrtronally manned by A Krumbhaar Gruen er Ayer F Farnsworth Purdy G Krumbhaar Wflnchester and coxswam Dmsmore the Exght owmg to the drmng ram the unfamrlnar Charles and therr lack of expernenct lost to Browne and Nrchols by three quarters of 1 length Saturday une 9 the afternoon of grlduatlon w IS mlrked by the dedr tatlon of the new bo tthouse the funds for w hnch were gn en by Mrs Russell Pa t Nzmf,

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lXllDDIISlZX SCHOOL Kjoweoizn. MAssAc1H1 s11Ts Tennis TENNIb fum! leon Xlax KNO J Durham KNO 51 Heekscher KNO J Lamh KNO ll Prodis KNO ar Weaxcr KNO 91 Mr Nashe Mr Archibald The 1951 season vias notable for the number of people that toole part in bringing about a sum total of eight wxins against three losses Lavx ton Lamb vxho captained the te 1m in grand style and Rugg Bron nell were the only sen iors participating but the glories and toils of the season were shared by May Durham We1ver Pebo Brom ne Taylor Proelis and M1rtin Heeleseher next ve If s captain ot xxorle H1xingh1el 1 ehinee to feel its ground the te IIT! xx IS vsell prep1reel to meet St Seb1sti1ns on April IS in the opening m 1teh ot the season mel seored 1 xsin in e 1eh of so. m itehes The Governor Dummer te 1m hoxxexer but the Mielellesex te IIN 6 I on April 77 Limb V815 the winner tor Middlesex mel it is xxorthvxhile to note tl11t his opponent hlel vson 1 Nexx Envl 1nd Iunior Chunpionship The fol lovxinsl NWeelnesel1y the Belmont Hill m 1teh xx is elrixen into the edge hy in LlI11LL0IUI'UOLllIlI1K2, elriule but xx hen it lllilllb let ui Heeleseher 1nel IDL1!'l1lI11 IM XIII I 7 ,V , 7 , V ' ' KNO U, Taylor KNO: Sy.. SLTVOIIIJ Roux: Thomas. Managerg Mr? lkettell. R. Brownell KNO. 61, 'Pi B.. Brovx nc V VV V ' . ' l , - I ' . . pg I. . I A l . V K y V ' 1 .2 ' , , V 1 V , , . , . . . . , A .A 1 . A I I H K I V , , Az , A 1 1, . , ' , ' z ' ' ' 2 , ' The courts got into eonelition quite early this spring, with a minimum 1 ' '. 2 2 z 'z 't i , ' '1 'z 'A ez ' .A . . 2 '2 ' - ' I' ' , . ' L, 2 - ' . TV ' 2 . ' ' 1 'i A ez ' A ' ' 1 ' ' . l VA . .1 ' V , V 1 V .1 -.', . V ,Z 7, . hm 2 72 A V, A . . A NJ . . Y V . l i 1 i l 1 ' 1 ' ' at F ' 1 ' ' . - - V' 1 , .V 2 V, . i ' 2 V V: 1 ' . . ' , -. y , V 2 1 ' ' 2 ' f -, ' A ' i 1 ' ' x ' ' ' ' A 1 1 qt' . ' ef W-Ili 11