Milton Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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' is L ll M ! 5 . ' if .5 But we are not a particularly affection- ate family. uYou Can't Take lr Wirli You ' Grandpa Mr. Kirby Tony Boris Depinna Paul lid Donald Henderson Three men Penny Alice Gay Olga Riba Mrs. Kirby Essie Tl1C CQISK Howland, K lNIacomber Carter, tl. Alger Rabinowitz Clark, C. Laing Delano Sutherland Freeman, R. GroveS Pile Noble Bright Draper Brown, A. Ladd Alsop Stearns

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The Cast Chorus Antigone Nurse Ismene Haemon Creon First Guard Second Guard Third Guard Messenger Page Eurydice Kemp Stone, R. jackson, M Stebbins Pierce Hitzig, P. Clark, A. Minot Straus Kitchin Wiggins MCCusker UAntigone I love you with all my strength Antigone. Well, here we are.

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First Row: Rogerson, Carter, N., Rust, Archibald. Second Row: Harding, Williams, Meigs, Bingham, Noble, IPres.j, Mr. Carter, Filoon, Straus. Third Row: Spalding, Weld, Hatcher, Crocker, Francis, Hayward, Lyman, Keyes. Fourth Row: Benfield, Burgin, Schmid, Gannett, Woods, Clark, A., Millet, J. The Ski and The Ski and Mountaineering Club got into full swing early this year with three Sunday morning climbs for old and prospective members at Rattlesnake Cliff in the Blue Hills Reser- vation. Two more climbs at the Quincy Quarries followed, presenting more challenge and, at the same time, aiding us in our choice of new members. In the end, ten were voted into the club, raising the number to twenty-nine. Due to climatic difliculties, all the rest of the climbs, until after the Milton-Nobles football game, were cancelled. After Noble 8: Greenough had been thoroughly trounced, the annual Pawtuckaway trip formed behind Forbes House, but not without great apprehension concerning the menacing weather reports. However, after a bit of smooth talking on the part pf a few individuals, we were soon on the road, our exotic caravan fa Borg- ward, a Chevrolet, and a 1931 Rolls-Royceb mak- ing an interesting spectacle on Route l. Three hours later we were consuming the traditional steak-and-strawberry-Shortcake din- ner with the reassuring feeling of having a big, dry barn within running distance. There was, however, a brave group, including Noble, Straus, and Harding, who were determined to show the rest how to rough it and like it, too. Soon they were lost from sight in the driz- zling darkness. The next day dawned bright and Rolling in