Monson Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Monson, MA)
- Class of 1929
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A f ff AW , 1' A+ .wwf - , ,A Q , . 1 , E A, , ., , ...Y Arm Q . .m..f-,-,, . f. .-I, f f -1- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 0 2 5 F5 O S S Z ...1 sd :Q 5 Q s4g U l'1'1 Z '-4 Q'sa-ifQQQQWJQQQQQQQQQJQJQQQJQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ9 Q1 QEQJQJQQQMQQJQQQJQQQQQQQQQQQQQJQQQQQQQIQQQSQ QQQQQQQQ ei is L u I 1 Q Q us Q mn 3 3 W Q p . F O R E W O R D . kj, A 2 ul To preserve the memories LSD Q5 of the achievements and joys of our gg, gg preparatory school days at Monson, Egg: n Q53 we, the class of nineteen ' hundred twent -nine E57 W iz' 11 hy Q Qi pu is t IS Q S book i r 1 V In E? E2 is 0' I0 E Q Q Q5 kj Q Q Q5 QS, on Q Qi ,A-o-4o,,o,,, QQ DEDIACJATION to Thadclzus L. Cushman, the friend of Monson Agiddemy we dedidate this book' .1 T1-IE STAFF Siiifwiii-fZmSJi5Q?3i5EiZfGJi?wx9im9Sf EQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQF kk S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 1 M Q Q Q Q Q Q 523 Q N Q Q Q Q Q Q K Y, TY Q f soy Q Q W Q Q Q Q Q-2 Q -X 3-'if Q 5 Q Q Q ' Q fig JAMES H. TUFTS Q Q Q Q Q Q his TY 1 Q W f 'L :X In M M 1 7' Q qv, Q Q Q Q Q ' ' ' ' ' 3 ' Y ' X ' 2.1.-L' 1, 5' ',w . 23 ' .'. A'L?'Z1 ?',i-:Wi W .. . r-'- 'M , .p , -19,5.., p 1.4 I F 8 8 it F 5 F E3 33 C5 james Ha den Tuhs A L19 Q 1 F31 Qi Born in Monson, Mass., july, 1862. E3 Q32 Elected Board of Trustees, 1899, President since 1924. QF Qi A AB., Amherst, 1884, AM., 1890. 3557 Q5 BD., Yale, 1889. A Q1 G Student Freiburg and Berlin, 1891-92. 4 LID ' LI..D., Amherst, 1904. cgi! Instructor of Nlathernatics, Amherst 1885-87. QF Qi Instructor of philosophy, Uniifersity of Michigan, 1889-91. Q Q5 Assistant professor, 1894-1900. QF 3 Professor since 1900. Q C Qi Head of Department since,11905. 9937 Q Dean Sgnior Eiollege, 1899-1904 and 1907-08. QP D F t' , 1923-26. . Vr21:esidech1t,1eliJ'niversity of Chicago. A 1 Author of ntunerous bools on philosophy. C if-3 LEE? Q QP afj E G2 F3 Qi- lg G2 f + Qi E37 tvs Q1 E? 8 15.5 5, Q5 533 - L A A A A -A A APAGBAFIVE Ai A A A -'L -iv A - O:'1'g1'm1f Aululcnzy B zc:'lJz'ng MRM frum Cwflllflfl, Ona Hzmnlrucltlz A11nz'1Jcrsury, 1911.1 P.-XG!-i SIX W School History DN E hundred and twenty-five years is a long period and to write the history of Monson Academy fully from its incorporation, June 21, 1804, until now would re- quire more space than is permitted in this sketch. There are, however, milestones along the way that we can call attention to. ' From the records it appears that in 1804 there seemed a need for a new Academy between Westfield on the west and Leicester on the east. Both Monson and Brimfield were eager for the honor. One pledged as much money as the other, but the choice fell on Monson and the Commonwealth granted the new school an endowment of a half township in the then Province of Maine. The young people of Monson were in- duced to take up farms in this township and they went out as pioneers to clear the land and make homes for themselves. So far as any record shows there did not arise any large income from this source but it constituted the first endowment fund of the Academy. Dr. Hammond says in his historical address in 1854, Monson Academy had its origin, undoubtedly, in a general movement in favor of education which took place near the close of the eighteenth century and in consequence of which a distinct, and in some respects a peculiar class of schools was established, which then received the new and somewhat ambitious title of Academies. The Academy was not a local school but a State institution. It could receive its pupils from any town or State although it was established to meet the needs of a certain section of the State. The interests of the Academy were confided to a permanent board of trust like those of most colleges, composed of men of learning and substantial character. Only one name among the list of original trustees is repeated on the board of today 1-the name of Elynt. ln 1804 Rufus Elynt, in 1929 Henry N. Elynt, his great grandfsong and in between the stretch of years the son and grand-son of Rufus Elynt served as trustees, so for four generations the family has been connected with the board of trustees :-an unequalled record. Close to it is the name of Norcross, serving for three generations and in the early history of the school Joel Norcross is named as its largest benefactor. lt is impossible to measure service by years or generations but it seems fitting here to recall the long service of Dr. Alfred Ely in behalf of the church and school. A trustee for sixty years he gave liberally of himself and his means. To him is given the credit for the establishment of the Charity Fund, or Education Fund as it is now called. Its original purpose was to aid young men studying for the ministry but the Court has ermitted a freer use of the income in these later years. A fine portrait of Dr. Ely hangs in the Academy chapel and is familiar to the student body. Well might the student of today pause before it and say Great is the gift that I owe to you. . It is fitting here to mention the names of three other former trustees whose portraits also hang in the cha el 1-Hon. William N. Elynt, Mr. E. E. Morris, and Mr. C. W. Holmes, jr., each oipwhom showed his love and devotion to the school through long years of service. The Holmes name is associated with the Gymnasium and is still rep- resented on the board of trustees, Miss Esther R. Holmes being the only woman ever elected to that office. To her and to her family Monson Academy owes much of its present equipment and prosperity. As further evidence of the loyalty of the trustees during the one hundred and twenty-five years there have been but 11 presidents, 7 treasurers and 10 secretaries. A list of headmasters and instructors is of value but this is not the time for enum- erating them. Sufhce it to know that such a record is preserved and from this list no PAGE SEVEN Q 6 Qi E Qi Q Qi Q Qs Q Q Q Qi E gigs in 9 Q Qr Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs C Q Qs Q Qs Q Q QQ xl 'ff' ,,.. ,rw nnzvcrsfzrx-M190-I uudredth A I-I Une 1804 44 FQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 503-B Y Q SCHOOL HISTORY-Continued l one can object to our pausing long enough to pay tribute to Dr. Charles Hammond, 7' Qi first a student and later principal for three different terms of service. He was a leading B13 educator of his day. During his service as principal there came to Monson Academy Q in 1847 three from the first group of Chinese boys sent to America to be educated. Dr. Qi Q Yung Wing was one of these. Q What a long procession it would be if the thousands of teachers and students of 1 .l Q the one hundred and twenty-five yeari could paislin revieiwlbefore us! Tchere would be 1 these strangers from across the seas, t ere wou e note c erg men an missionaries, Qi there would be distinguished lawyers and judges, there would, be successful business EQ Q men and college professors and there would be college builders like Dr. Charles Sumner, Q, f largely responsible for Pomona College in California, and Rev. Cushing Eels Ca co- C QQ laborer with Marcus Whitmanj active in establishing Whitman College in Oregon. E3 And there would be the large number from humble homes and households whose Q lives were enlarged and sweetened by the student years in Monson Academy. Qs f . . . . Y i I In Dr. Hammond's semifcentennial address he speaks of the condition and ap- 105 Q pearance of Monson as seen by the earliest graduates. The entire village was con- 3, Q stituted by the church, the Academy, a tavern, a stolrle, anddhalf a dlozenhdwelgngsf' Qi 1 lt seems strange to think of only one house between t e Aca emy an Cus man treet. Qi That house is now in the rear of the Bank building but formerlyhstood on the street ED Q5 line. The manufacturing business had not been developed and the inhabitants of one QF Q5 hundred and twentyfhve years ago lived nott in thel villages in the vale but dwelt E 1 apart from each other on the hills, as tillers o the soi . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q53 Q Q? Q Q? Q Q Q Q It is interesting to note that in the early days no Central Vermont Railroad dis- turbed the tranquility of the village. An early catalogue says, The stage goes from Springfield to Providence on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and returning the following days passes through Southbridge soon after the stage from Boston. The catalogue of today says, Excellent automobile roads converge near Palmer so that Monson may be reached in a day's travel from many points three hundred miles away. When the 150th anniversary comes around the catalogue may say, Ample facilities for landing are provided at the aviation field! Dr. Hammond thus concludes his address in 1854: The young in great numbers, from all parts of the land, will in all the future continue to carry from this institution, as we have carried, the pleasant remembrances of this pleasant vale, which will doubt- less be to many of them, as it may have been to some of us, like the happy valley of Rasselas, from whence he went forth, the young and ardent aspirant for the wisdom and honors of the world, to find, in his wanderings, no place on earth to him so lovely as the vale he had left. It is seventy-five years since Dr. Hammond wrote thus but again and again have returning alumni testified to their love for Dear old Monson. The original Academy building was built by general subscriptions. It was a square wooden building standing on the site of the present building and costing about S4000.00. In 1863, after the Academy had been closed temporarily because of the war, Dr. Hammond was induced to return for his third term as principal and the building was enlarged by the addition of two wings. In 1886 this original building was burned and the future looked uncertain but funds were raised and from the ruins arose the building of today. In 1888 Dr. Hammond's old home was purchased to provide a residence for the headmaster and accommodations for other teachers and students. While the property was thus used it was designated as Hammond Hall. Then in 1900 came the gift of the Holmes Gymnasium, followed in 1903 by the erection of Cushman Hall. When this building was ready for occupancy Hammond Hall passed out of existence and in PAGE NINE Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q2 Q QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ gg E021 GQ 7 Q SCHOOL HISTORY-Continued Q53 Q its stead came Hammond Place, the present attractive home of the headmaster, In 6.5 1911 the Trustees received the gift of Cushman Field and in 1927 the gift of the an Morris House, so that comparing the equipment of today with the modest building it QQ of 1804 the Academy has come a long way. A replacement valuation on the Academy property of today would be fifty times the value of that original building. Butthere Q5 is still need of other friends to add further equipment to meet the hopes and plans for E9 :QQ the futuEeihThq catalogui of 1?lZE malcfls rgaention of an infrelsgiqg little? building thzit .z many o e a umm wi reca ut w ic gave way to t e o mes mnasium. t 5:5 says, The trustees have at a considerable expense procured from Londbn a philosof VX, Q phical apparatus and fitted a convenient room for experiments. They have also erected Q! a suitable building for a laboratory in which a course of lectures with experiments in Q 53 1 chergiilspy wig be diiveretgf' In thisuconnection it may be stated that this laboratory f' pro a y anti ates t ose o many co eges. Q Quoting once more from Dr. Hammond I-'MII is believed that no institution Q in theIStage has Ever accomplished? mor? with lsuclalimited meal?-s than Monson Acad- emy. ts est en owments ave een t e zea an sympathy o devoted trustees and EE, li-ri teachers and the patronage of its alumni. Aside from these valuable endowments Qi the Academy has added to its original endowment fund in the one hundred and twenty- Q f Eve years by gifts and legacies, and other distinct funds have been set up so that today QQ the market value of the securities in the several funds will very nearly equal the re- Q Qi placement value of the physical property ofthe Academy. QQ For a number of years the Academy served the Town as a high school, the Town A paying the regular tuition but having no voice in the management of the school. This EE! arrangement was terminated in 1923 by an amendment to the State Constitution denying State aid to institutions like Monson Academy, and so for a second time the Q ' doors of the Academy were closed temporarily while the Trustees developed plans QQ for the refopening as a college preparatory school for boys. The Town of Monson has EST Q its high school and Monson Academy still lives. Q Q fi A Q E Q Q 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E ,W,- Q QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ V' 'rd 'L O W - W' 155 E3 Q QQ kg Qi I Academy Vzews it-3+ Q 16 G3 Q3 Q-'jr QQ? s Q Q32 Qs Cin Q3 Qu Q31 Q 9 Q5 is Q51 GD Qu Q55 fin ESP ' r A 0 1: n L ns v E N ! S5 YQQZQSEQZQEQQZQQJEEQZQQJSDQZQELZQQZQEQZQEEQ .g,y3fJf.Lx.,, h',1Vialv,:w .MAL V : - , QL sf vm 'E E 5 Siwg U-.qw WEEE SQEP, Tamil? PAGE THIRTEEN -x 1 . Hx K ., 1, I k A x , X, A , 'al' 3 E X722 33 UIC PAGE FOURTE , X lsr xv i x , E N k mf -' X fm X A QQQQQQQQQ Cushman Hall EUSHMAN HALL, the main dormitory of the Academy, was given as a memorial to Frank Chapin Cushman by his uncle, Thaddeus l.. Cushman, in 1904. lt is a three- story building of Flemish bond brick and granite, containing about thirty rooms. Its location and beauty make it one of the notable architectural units of the Academy. The first Hoor contains the common ,room at the south end and the dining room at the Q north end. The former is the recreational center of the school. Here, the students gather Q5 on Sunday evening during the school year to sing, and listen to inspirational talks by 2 the headmaster and others, while a cheery fire in the fire-place softens the vigor of a Q New England winter. A piano, ping pong tables, and checker boards are provided for Q amusement. Two large divans add to the comfort of the students. Q The dining room is large and pleasant. Care is taken in the seating arrangement so that social contacts may be widened. The students alternate in waiting on the Q tables. Adjoining the dining room, in the front of the building, is a reception room ,Q comfortably furnished where students and masters may entertain friends and relatives. ' The apartment of the matron is on the main floor also. The slee ing rooms are located P Q on the second and third floors. These are double and single rooms. The end rooms on Q each Hoor are occupied by the masters. The whole atmosphere of the dormitory is Q home-like. P 4 An oil painting of Frank Chapin Cushman hangs in the hall facing the entrance. lm ln the common room a bronze tablet given by Mrs. Rufus P. Cushman in 1928 honors Q his memory. On this tablet is placed each year the name of the boy, who in the judg- q ment of his fellow students, best exemplifies the ideals of clean living, fair-dealing, truthfulness, and industry. Q Q G Q G EW P A G E F I F T E E N QMQQQQQQQ Q Q QW Y 'TQQETQQYQQQEQQQQ ESSEX Q Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs G Qs S Qs G Qs Q Qs 55' Qs Q Qs 9 Qs Q Qs Q Q Q Q 39 Q 39 E 1 1 . H. J bl 'x .1 , w RJ rn n- A ,. ,.- .N-vc Ct 9 C ,669 Nec MQ' cab 'cg+9l1'fcfwJRol'cffoficzlff? C 9'C'fJeCf'D A . , K:-,c..Ax-...'.4r, .An 1. fax-.AJ-,L,f4Aa ,,.AA,n- Je lk:-.,,5e,A , ,.FL,., gh Street- Hi At extreme , N.. .. . t of picture, righ OUSC Morris H I E- Y I Y K Y K 1 K Y IE 1 A Y 8 1 Y 6 1 K Y ff. J.,,A 'YU cf,- rlj N- PAGE SIXTEEN .. .1 .M .1 .. ,Af4 .,, X -K 599 5: 5 1 395 PN by .XV ', 'xxx M IT! ' W1 H! v .QE re I 1 lo A f f rf ,rw 32 IT! 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The spirits within make the allfimportant contribution. They must be congenial and willing to cooperate, and so they have been this last year in Morris House. There have been small disagreements. Such are to be expected. No stratum of society is without them. We all realize that certain sensitive spots must be touched occasionally in the ordinary routine and that certain restrictions are necessary for the provision of the right at- mosphere of periodic study. In a nutshell, ten Seniors, a bachelor master, and a newly married master in his apartment on the first floor, during the school year of 1928-29 have used this quaint old house on the hill as the place of all trades-studying, yarning, and playing the usual games, and will no doubt have many happy reminiscences of it in the future. 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WOOD ........ .... S cience T25 1 THEODORE C. CONRAD .,.. ..... L atin EDWARD HICKEY .... ..,, H igfory LAWRENCE G. Buss. . ...,. English W M Q W KN If Q ul 'uw N 581' 7' fa 1 ggi wx 7 Q Y '- Nw Q if sw if ' EL? gf' 5 iw . .U . PAGE TX7S7ENTY'ONE QA Q ,, Q59 , .J at '-f 1 . Q- . -2'i 1 r A f' AAAAAAAA X iii E3 by g ul Qs , E3 Q1 Heard at the Faculty Meetzng Q, Qi I ' - - - E132 T was the final faculty meeting of the year and a discussion was being held concern- bf ing the season's activities. Qt The 'pith' of it all was the faculty debate, Mr. Bliss was saying. ED I agree, piped up Mr. Wood, and the scientific reason for our success was that Qt the other side was 'foggy'. E33 ul Mr. Strohmeier arose, scratched his head, put his hands in his pockets and asked, QF are there any announcements? If not, has anyone the time? 52,35 ul Yes it's in my pocket, Mr. Wood stated, but before he could look Mr. Conrad Qi 3: had informed the gathering that it was ten till. ESE Q Let me see your naked body, Mr. Benton yelled out, as this discussion of time QF 3 roused him from his day dream. I want to see if you have scarlet fever. C Q At this point a loud clamor was heard outside. Are you boys making a noise? EE Q5 Mr. Hickey queried as he came upon the scene with Mr. Benton following carrying a QF Q fresh supply of slips. L29 I At the resumption of the session Mr. Strohmeier looked over his memorandum 4 D F ,lf book, Mr. Bliss cleared his throat, Mr. Conrad was thinking of how he would miss ' Q Billy Sampson, Mr. Hickey began to chuckle over one of his jokesg Mr. Wood started ED Q2 to make a clever remark but remembered where he was, Mr. Benton--that is for you Q, 'ow' is My Q 1 i is ta ga E57 01? V QQ 5521 PAGE TWBNTY'TWO l 43 'IVA 'YY' -7 'Vik YQ LYYA' -BYYA 'CY V at SQZQQQQQQQQQQJQQQQQQQEQQJEQQQQJQZSQ X T . v . 1-7'-- rg ne Q. -a, rail: feb,-43152191-i ,ini-'Q. if I.. 5' Ll. , .3 : Q . 1.54,3g1 .r ..5:n,f-.:'1-,LLM .-A, ,,44.Glj,? M -4 -15' H M LA. 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Acquainting themselves they started down the dusty road which led, they knew not where, but as it was the only one they had no 5 other choice. After some trudging, they succeeded in arriving in front of Cushman Hall, and here they hesitated not knowing whether to go in or turn around and run. Qt However, they were relieved of this embarassment when a man opened the door and E9 welcomed them in. These lads were Jack Gardiner and Nlouse Bacon. These two boys with four others formed the nucelous of the class of 1929. By the end of two weeks these six boys had found their stride and were progressing with a steady pulliwhich most of them maintained throughout the school year. Al- Qr Q Q thou h this was the first time most of them had been to boarding school, it did not QE interfere with their taking an active part in the school activities. The vice-president Q and treasurer of the Debating Club was chosen from this class, and it was also repref EE sented on athletic teams. At the end of the year they disbanded assuring each other that Q next September would find them all gathered together again. Qt Q The next year only half of the class returned, but with the enrollment of Sidney E9 Carsley, Newton Carlson, john Flynn, Raymond Gray, Sibley Squire, Kibball Shaw, Q and Sydney Pendleton, this class was counterbalanced. From this group the school re- Q 4 ceived strong support as there were several lettermen. Athletics were not the only in- Qi terest of the newcomers. For every club and activity of the school contained members Q of this class. Of course, we can't all be perfect, but nevertheless our scholarship was Q far from mediocre. Q All through the summer of 1928, our little group eagerly counted the days that Q remained before they could return to school with the privilege of calling themselves seniors. Q QQ lt was not long, after the resumption of classes that Sydney Pendleton, Newton Carlson, and John Gardiner were elected to the student council. Things in general Q looked very Cpromising. The football team was the best that the new Academy had 1 produced an at Thanksgiving an extra holiday was granted for unusual scholarship. Q With the exception of the big dance, these are the fall terms outstanding features. Q Q Scarlet fever was the big event in the period following Christmas and while quaran- ' tined the seniors introduced inter-class contests. President Gardiner called the Debating Q5 Society together for several meetings and the basketball season, which was almost EE completed before the plague set in, is recorded as the most successful. Q In spring young men's thoughts turn to love but our seniors began to think of Q5 college. Everybody became studious, strange to say, but still the class was well rep- Q resented in outside activities. For example we might mention the orchestra, glee club, Q dramatic club and baseball team. Q15 But we almost forgot to mention the three additions to the class namely: Edward E9 Williams, Robert Beecher, and later a Humphrey Nolen. EQQQQQQ classes. We are proud of the fact that we are the first class to be organized with We sincerely hope that some of our suggestions will be followed by succeeding officers and that this year-book has been published. 0 lt is true that all of us have not taken the complete course at Monson but never- Q1 theless we will be proud to consider ourselves graduates. ED PAGE TWENTY'FIVE Q Q K X 4- lgztl WILLIAM HOPE BACON, IR. Mouse M. I. T. lim Debating Club C3, Z, 155 VicefPresident C155 Chair- G55 man Subject Committee C155 Glee Club CZ, 155 gb 4 Dramatic Club C155 Manager of Football C155 5 'l Rifle Team CZ, 155 Dance Committee C155 De- 155:32 bating Club 3rd, Prize C25. QI C665 Visitors to our fair Academy often wonder what is wrong when they see two stalwart youths walking Lg! 1'-., A downtown with a little child running between them. Ci' 1 7' 5 If only they knew that the child was William 7' fi maj, Bacon, jr., a senior in Monson Academy. Everyone LL HQ calls him Mouse even to the fifth class to whom 4' he is no terror. But as Goldsmith aptly wrote And Y E E3 still the wonder grew that one small head could ESE carry all he knew. Mouse is a hne child what with his free transporta- bb Cul tion to the Big City and back in his Chevvy and N5 25563 his perpetual jabber of aeroplanes and automobiles. X '05- 1 . Ll-j CU 1,4 iffii ' w gs ROBERT SLOAN BEECHER K5 2 Bob Amherst Debating Club C155 Assistant Editor Year Booki' C155 Glee Club C155 Drchestra C155 Dramatic Club C155 President C155 Basketball Seconds C155 Morris 4 House Tigers C15. Ll, CJ ' . Until this year we had always thought that anyone who intended his life's occupation to be the spread- ing of the Gospel was necessarily an odd person. gf This fall, however, thanks to Bob Beecher our 1,01 eyes were opened. On hearing of his intentions, we lt aa Q5 fig-Q' were at first inclined to regard him as a person to if-ii ffl 1 be wondered at, but after learning that he could play the piano well, was a good orator, and a general all around good sport we took him up as one of us. if f I ' iw 555 KW PAGE TWENTY-SIX g,f51'6'Z57'6'5F3f'FQ3f765C5f'65Q3 6jQ3 6 a'rcf'ca'Yfra'rfc 306 and .1 ,t,wwt.afft,,P aft., .wa .aftJ5.aftiwt,ar,,,ftjE,,rtjigftiig KJ, -4 -. w ,fix .--,- ,fu 775- ,K 'fx ff, I, ,XX ,9 ,frx 5,1 ,r 'fr' Y, rx fir- J, .ax ,F Kfrex S.. ffraw,-fs ,Tax ,T ' 'cf 921 lLSXQlfi92'iiiii32Qlf Plyilxgifglsgxglxglfilsglxgla 955 ls alfa ffm 39? M H N c 55 C 'A ENRY EWTON ARLSON Vp: ' 'Sweden Harvard Student Council C2, 155 Class President C155 Der 1411 hating Club C255 Advertising Manager Year '61 Book C155 Athletic Award C255 Treasurer Athletic 7 ff Association C255 President C155 Football C2, 155 Basketball C2, 155 Baseball C2, 155 Captain C155 Rifle C255 Morris House Committee C155 Morris ff House Tigers C155 Chairman Reception Com- QL, mittee C15. WN acl 'Q' As a strong silent man from the North, we have Swede Carlson. Nothing perturbs him-except a class in Math, 1 and 2. But no one can blame him ,fi 4 for that. Swede has a good future in store for him Rf, l-121 as a receptacle for the woes of mankind, Every 2:11, one confides in him and what is more he never 2 tells. That is what we like about him. Other things 121 we like are his good nature, athletic prowess, and :gg Q' the fact he can make a success of anything he sets 'SU FFA out to do. fi Qi Rfk P . 1 Va gibll SIDNEY HOPKINS CARSLEY if 2 HDOCH Amherst , oirr Club C2, 15, Orchestra C155 Athletic Award C255 Football C2, 155Basketball C2, 155 Baseball jj if C255 Morris House Tigers C155 Dance Committee ttf- C15- ff? 1, Y Q, ln every group of forty or more boys there is bound to be a born musician. Our specimen is Doc QI Carsley who can play almost anything. That talent, however, is not his only drawing card. A li keen wit and understanding of clean humor is I after all his main attraction. lt is a delightful sen' sation to have had for a comrade a real humorist. Here's hoping he keeps up his high standard. Ath- letics form another major division of this remarkf able lad's activities. He not only managed to , .ark lim score more points in football than any one else, I' but also managed to be high man in basketball. ,r A 5' fbi H31 tw 5222 PAGE TYVENTY'SEVEN tX,J, fn f f' FY fvy - 'fy 7 wry 1 'vw -Q vy - ' wry fyfvy 7'-rv - 7'vv f7'vv Cy'-cv QP 'N BQ N23533,5522t9f2HSP53rMSP52fQSYQASPC3,245 lK3atQ513MS2K2.miff.2fa973S QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q 1 Q Q N.: . Q Q K C fi W Q Q Gr? P If. Q iii Q Q Q ANL! . FT W Q CCG A ra ra if? A if? fa ta M JOHN HANLON FLYNN Hporkyu Fordham Cmlee Club CZ, D5 Manager CD5 Dramatic Club CD5 Athletic Award C255 Football CZ, 155 Acting Captain C255 Basketball Squad CD5 Baseball C25 D. Imagine an inhabitant of Erin of the Neolithic age. Put clothes on him and you have john Flynn. Only a Neolithic man couldn't talk and john can. But not counting his swash-buckling attitude, and his usual effervescent talk John is a good fellow. College will take to him. He has an incredible thirst for knowledge and that is what we like about him. He is our ideal American boy. A fine physique with the mental capacity for great works, Oh, if we only had more like you, Porky. JOHN CRANE GARDINER, JR. jack , Hjakeu Amherst Student Council CZ, D5 Chairman CD5 Class Vice- President CD5 Debating Club C35 Z, D5 Treasurer C355 VicefPresident C255 President CD5 Business Manager Yearbook CD5 Cwlee Club CD5 Manager of Football C255 Manager of Basketball C255 Manaf ger of Baseball CD5 Morris House Committee CD5 Chairman Reception Committee CZ, D5 Assistant Editor School Paper C355 Debating Club Znd Prize C355 joseph Rose Dorman Prize CZ5. Three years ago lack entered amongst us to make for himself in our hearts during the ensuing years a place which we truthfully say can never expect to be filled by anyone else. jack after a questionable high school career settled down to work and has achieved the honor of being a leading figure in all school activities due to his native good sense and judgment. l.ovefSick also has his lighter moods as the cognomen proves and when in these he is irresistible to both sexes. PAGE TWENTY'ElG QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ff? 53, Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q X Q 5352? Qi RAYMOND FRED GRAY lfsl Q Ray , 'lWillie Wesleyait Q Qi Debating Club C253 Cilee Club C155 Basketball ED Q Seconds Cllg Baseball Seconds CZD. Qi Qi Often may we hear through the corridors of the El Q Academy Building the discordant notes of that QE Q composition 'LThe Midnight Fire Alarm indicaf iffy l tive of what we think is the ambition of one E2 Q Raymond Gray to become a pianist in some Nickf QP 6 elodeon. But our Willie is not as lowly as the above C l might lead you to think. For Raymond is a student, T3 Q a lover of fine things and fine thoughts. We wouldn't Q be at all surprised to hear some day that he had y gtg written a book on poetry. Ciood poetry, too. f l P Qi 537 Q Q Qu iii C93 HUMPHREY NOLEN i 1 4 w I G Hump Cornell l E9 Q Art Editor L'Yearbook CD3 Basketball Seconds 2 C133 Captain Cljg Baseball Squad Cljg Morris House P QE Tigers CD5 Morris House Committee CD. Q AQ The old adage, clothes make the man is obvious, Q ly amiss as regards Hump Nolen, our latest EE, X ' member. To see Hump one could imagine that Q here was a modern prototype of the gambler of Q Qi the days of Dead eye Dick. But beneath this Hashy Q G3 exterior there is a heart of gold and a winning per- lfgyg sonality. He is the most dynamic person on the Q Q5 campus, and is always the leader against any move, E513 Q ment to deprive the hardworking school boy of his Q rights. P W vl ta Ei Q32 Q2 iid iii Q S521 iid E531 Q WHMWMM Q Qi 'W aoooooopooooooooooopooooi :f'?xf7 V TCff'5 'hl 3-iY,f7 1 fTCf 1 ,X 41 xffx ','?'?sC, a-,X 7,1 C 1-tx rf? xxx X1-Cl, rx 'Kay nb, afx, Lx ,, ' T' Kat la slit fl or fc za sift :lilies Slat 293fiE2C3T2iQl15ff67l5TfQ13l'Q :QSXE k' f gag SYDNEY ASHBY PE gicag Hsydn NDLETON a, ,al Student Council CZ, 15, Chairman C15, Class Sec- ,fm retaryfTreasurer C15, Debating Club CZ, 15, Sar- NC 54,25 geant-atfArms C15, Editor Year Book C15, Cvlee Club CZ, 15, Dramatic Club C15, Secretary-Treasurer Athletic Association CZ, 15, Athletic Award CZ5, ,fix K, 4 Football Cz, 15, Basketball Cz, 15, Baseball Cz, 15, 3453 Morris House Tigers C155 Rifle Team CZ, 15, :Q Dance Committee CZ, 15, Chairman Reception 755-Q Committee CZ, 15. ff ff' QQ Syd came to us last year as a final touch to a bril- liant high school career in the sunny state of Florida. kljle iplmedtztely wlon our respect in the classroom xg y a ways aving is work in A. 1. condition of 1 C , 'N which we never grew jealous, knowing it to be the bfi' resqtilt offilong hours of determined study, on the V at etic eld he has excelled in all sports dug to I C . . . 1 his indomitable courage. 5-1 I li'-5 Ha ,I 2 ,ij lf-if bil ffm! BENJAMIN KIMBALL SHAW 'i13uffS flmllerst ll. 4 Glee Club Cz 15- Orchestra Cz 15- D ' nil , 4 l , , , ramatlc Club TLAFQ C15, Athletic Award CZ5, Football CZ5, Basketball C153 Baseball CZ, 15, Morris l-louse Tigers C15. Ben Shaw--the class problemfafter raising the 54,2 high school roof came to Monson where he also seems to have settled down. Ben is a good boy and we expect a lot of him when he gets out in the Y -I iff-5 world with his ready smile, his ambling gait, and '-E5 4 his farmer's yodel with which we expect him to win the hogfcalling championship of Bondsville ELC fw in the near future. All we muse, if only Ben instead of crawling off to bed afternoons had added his natural brawn to our puny efforts to creating an UIC K 1. .f f :ai athletic record for ourselves. ea , tai ft! lei bb ,rw hi, F P A G E T so H I R T Y ge, riQ5?XSf1?XSf1?KSfC?KS12115151334Z5lC?XS3QK,Q51?lQTQ55?aEQTQ3f334TSZE QQ? W Z Z SIBLEY DRAPER SQUIRE Q SJ, Union Debating Club CZ, Ug Dramatic Club CU, Assistf 155 ant Business Manager CU, Football CZ, ljg Basket- kv Q ball Squad CD3 Baseball CZ, lj, Rifle Team CZ, lj, Q 15 Captain CU, Morris House Tigers CU, Chairman Q Reception Committee CD. Em Q When a year ago we saw among the new boys a Pig, Qi sturdy blond fellow we thought to ourselves-here M Q is another of those blonds and we were right. But QC Sib is a new sample of the blond. He has the Nordic 7' ,X lm Stickatofit-iveness mixed with the Slavic imagina, E9 Q tion and love of beauty. Sib has made friends here Q owing to his fine sense of humor, his knack of tellf P 156 ing funny stories and his reserved air as if a power- 5? QQ ful thing waiting to be called on to do its best for Q x , htful cause, Z Q any rig ESX l Q 9 Q W G Q R4 P ff W Ei Q EDWARD B. W'iLL1AMs Q if 1 Ed Amherst L31 l L Debating Club Cljg Cvlee Club CU, Orchestra CU, LQ Dramatic Club CU, Football Squad CD, Basketball Q C5011 Squad CD, Baseball Squad CU, Morris House iff! Q5 Tigers CU. Q G After winning all the scholastic and athletic honors E9 f of Taunton our little hero packed up his five or six trunks and came to Monson. It is safe to say Q if? 1 that it will be many a day before we meet another EE, Q Wil-yums. Dne of the unsolved mysteries is QQ how parts of his trumphet could have disappeared Q ,JP vl when he tried so hard to play for us. ln desperation 5:53 he returned at Christmas with a coW's horn and chained it to the wall. Now Morris House has the Qi healthy barn atmosphere. Q Q Q Q f Q PAGE TH1R'1'Y-ONE E W L- .1 QQQQ QQQ QQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQ E NIILTON DAVID RUMPEL Rump M. I. T. Student Council CZDQ Debating Club Cljg Treasurer Q55 Glee Club KZ, 155 President Athletic Asso- ciation Clbg Baseball Squad Qfljg Chairman Dance Committee CZD. From the hinterlands of the country came Milton Rumpel to taste of the fruits of a New England Preparatory school education. When the school first saw him it was dumbfounded and considered its task impossible. Milt, however, rose above the reputation and proved to be a diamond in the rough which we take great pleasure in having ground to its present state of sartorial and intellectual bril- liancyg the sartorial perfection due to frequent trips to New York and Smith Collegeg the intellectual polish to the constant ministrations of the faculty. T PAGE THlR'l'Y'TVVO EQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q Q E Q Q QQ QQQQQ Q ESQ Q Class Prophecy W. H. BACON CO. Rapid Air Transit-CSuccessors to Monson Harmonicaj Roof Non-skid parachutes furnished each passenger Room 4 R. S. Beecher, Pres. R. S. BEECHER CO. R. S. Beecher, Sec. R. S, Beecher, Vice-Pres. R. S. Beecher, Treas. Importers Of Rare Olive Oils Sold in any amount Ask for Charlie Telephone 666 H. N. CARLSON Instructor of Higher Mathematics Room 8 Tutoring Classes conducted Telephone Sine 90 SYD CARSLEY Mtisical Director Conductor of The Famous Hotel Tinpaniansn Headquarters for all famous Negro Orchestras Telephone 4 J. H. FLYNN Criminologist of Distinction Lectures given weekly Day and night classes Author of How it feels to be in Monson Author of How it feels to be in-Sane Telephone Asylum 123 I. C. GARDINER CO. Matrimonial Agency of Distinction Let me choose your future husband or wife. We aim to please. Our Knots never' slip V . Return postage guaranteed Telephone 773-3 Professor R. E. GREY ' Room 11 Personal magnetism taught according to the doctrines of Zoraster and Cleopatra Private classes arranged S. A. PENDLETON Room 5 Employment Bureau COur references never failj Wanted man to take care of cows with good references. Wanted a lady to take care of chickens of protestant religion. Wanted chef to cook food of long standing. Wanted chauffeur to drive car with uniform. Wanted a governess to take care of children of college education. PAGE TH!RTY'THRiEE 3 Q Q USES 'c QQQEQEQQ QQ QQEQE EQQQEQEQQQQQ QQ GW , CLASS PROPHECY-Continued A H. NOLEN 6: SON A Town Planners I We can do for your town what we did for Monson ' Reward for any one recognizing the place when we finish with it. M. D. RUMPEI. ol Professional A Q Often shoots a 'Birdief' Y l L Telephone, Quaboag 20,000,000 o . G Room 7 CRecently annexed title of best dressed Golfer of Grouse Pointy Lessons by mail. Money returned if unsuccessful after live years. io Qs f 'f'- ' 4941 41 A 41 4 41- 4 4 A 42 41- Af- Q U oi in 'i im Q ' O1 Q: Q ur Qs ul - Qs 2 Q ' I-SQUlRuB GIIQSHASW, lrixc. Room 3 L19 ' 1 ouse rec in pecia ist R? We Aim to demolish. 8 Testimonials Upon Request. lc F n l P , I0 Q EBHEW Q 1 f Telephone Goof 10-Till. Basement by cg -S go 16 Q IQ Class Vote Qs 6 ' Best All-Round Fellow ..... ................. ..... N E w'roN CARLSON ESE Most Handsome ......... . . .... SYDNEY PENDLETON QW? Most Musical ......... . . .SIDNEY CARSLEY' QP 16 Best Natured ...... .NEWTON CARLSON E3 Most Original ..... . . RAYMOND GRAY gil Brightest ....... A .... Ronmrr BEECI-IEE Q Q Dumbest ..... EDWARD WILLIAMS B3 Srnoothest ......... .HUMPPIREY NOLEN Q5 Best Athlete .......... ..... N Ew'roN CARLSON Q! '. ll Worst Rough Houser' .... ..... S IDLEY SQUIRE B35 ' . Biggest Bluff .......... ...... J OI-IN FLYNN 1 90 Biggest Farmer .... . . .KIMEALL SI-:Aw QP Q Biggest Grind ..... . . .ROBERT BEEcHEn E53 A Biggest Crab .... ..... W ILLIAM BACON , I ul Works Least .... . . .WILLIAM BACON QF ' 'l Foggist ........ ..... E DWAIID WILLIAMS E9 . . Class Baby ................... . . .MILTON RUMPEL -. QW? Biggest Grafter ................. ...WILLIAM BACON QF irq W Boy that Gets Away with Most. . . . . . . .MILTON RURAPKL Q49 as of 'N Q PAOE 'rl-Ilrrr-noun Q E3 H sian .M I A .4 E . nillaaiml- Ar':.g,.f'f.. . f 1. .4m.....Q vi 5. W. AA, l ,. f.,. Y wx , , .Q ,arf 2, Q r mi 1, 1. w L . .1 Z. M. in 23: 932 , ' 5. L r w . K, ff. 9 av' T7 1.3. Z, 5.1 'WQESC ?L Q9 Gi Q fitm Q? fin Q firm QL? fin Q Cm Q? Gm ffl Q? Qu Q Q11 Q52 1515 X-?? ? ?'ff'fWf' ' L, 44 I .4 ., Jn EW UVWJ Biff E im Q? Qu Q? 15:-2' 533 QQJQQQQQJQQQQQQQQQQHQQQQQQ 5. ,ati fu? f elf! Q , 'sa-'fi' ' '6i,..M, , ,VK biifl .. l..zi..L - 1 X. Undergraduates H PAGE TH1lTY'FlVE V I QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ , W, :Ni , U , ., . . f , , . . .'..f,,,.-ff.YQp 11- 'f 'vnu' f? ' ' 4 Y -,f-, ,4 :fn 1 ,.-,. 1.,,-5 . ,f,,':,g., -. -Mag. I I I sf I I I I I I I I I I E I 1 IT? F QlZfE ,frifA I . I I5 A . li .Rg,1ig, , t A ,QQ V, I I ' I '12 31.212, . .- I ' E., -1' '.j.Tf,,, V ' Q 'I Ii 5 I I I - I I ,J ... I .. I - . I I I 1 I I . I i. f ' I I If Lad I WI I ' I I , . I I I I I I I I , I I I . -A f I , . I 'U K4 Q Q ,ff Q 43:5 Q Q Q Q Q 9 Ei O O Q Qi Q ff?-A HQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q T f 1, ffm, N ku fTv 2? Q J M. HAMILTON CARLSO EVERT D. COBB ...... WARREN F. FLINT ..... Class of 1 9 3 0 MEMBERS N .................... JOHN W. LOCKE, JR. ...... . . . . JAMES T. MCCLELLAN. JOHN M. MAYER ...... ABBOTT R. OYBRION. . RICHARD K. PRATT. . . JOSEPH S. SATRIANO .... RUSSELL E. WATSON, JR . . . .Brooklinq Mass . . . . . .Meriden, Conn . . . . . .Li-ncoln, Mass . . .Newtorruillq Mass . . . . .Anclover, Mass . . . . .Cmcmnatg Ohlo . . . . . .Monson, Mass . . . . . . .BoStorL, Mass . . .......... Hartford , Corm. PAGE THlRTY'SEVE New Brunswick, N. QE as Q3 EET 9 O X Q as as 9 G39 Q1 as E1 O any Q Q? V-JP A-A O Q 8 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q H T W , - QOOQEOEOQOQOQQEQEOQQQOQO ...L rx. -A . ,ray f ,, pg My fa: . , 1' , V ' '- ' s 1 . , , .. ldv! 4 1 1475 G fc? Syl 4 Q2 , A 1 f The Class of 1930 kj, , 504 Q GIHERE are but two members of the Class of 1930 who were here at the reopening Q03 6 of the school three years ago. Nevertheless, the boys, as they have joined our class and V33 Q3 school, have fallen in line with the movement to start the school in the right way. IQ 3 They are the real leaders of the school, 'and next year, when they become seniors, it 7' l will be nothing unusual for them to take the lead in important matters concerning G3 QQ school-life, and in placing men on the athletic teams. The class, while in the third Q 3 form, furnished the school with the manager of Basketball and Baseball, and also C Q Elled many athletic positions. This last year, among the notables of the school, who L49 3, Q were second classmen, were the Football captain, Basketball captain, and Basketball manager. 4' Q' Q Next year, the class will have no difhculty in continuing the high standards set F3 Q up by the first senior class of the new school, which have been followed by both the Q 6 other senior classes since then. The requirements of a class are more than just to put LID ' men on teams, in clubs, and make them leaders of the school. Each week there is Qi posted a rank list which always has contained, high up, the names of members of the ,f,,, 6 Class of 1930. To be real leaders, boys should excel in studies. And that is the main E3 desire of the second classmen. This will make the school known for scholarship rather ug than merely for athletics. F l - rs if DI gr Ol g t3 4 QP 1515 Q3 Q is 51' Q 551 gi QP l a ' fs .. 155 5-3 QI? ' 4 ,. fm in UI ' if 1 PAQ: TlIIRTY'ElGHT Q 'Q 1 -'vm v-' sf- v+ YA --4'-.f - 'QTY 9 'aw , U . . 'X - l V' - l. I 'ffl-': Al ' l i s . , .,r,. Q V. . a, as .li. 1 s E QQQQQQQQQQ Q? to Qi Qu Qi ies Q Qi Qi its its Q its Q its Q? Qi its Q Q The Class of 1931 MEMBERS FREDERICK S. BIDWELL, III .................... Windsor Locks, Conn. CHARLES F. BLOOD ..... ..................... R idgefield, N. JOHN M. FAIRBANKS. . ....... Lowell, Mass. CHARLES P. FERNALD. . ...... Peabody, Mass EDWARD A. l'loY'r ....... ....... N ew York, N. Y. . ..... ...... N ew York, N. Y. JEROME P. JACKSON, JR JOHN E. MARSHALL, JR. .... ....... B arrington, R. I. ............Waban,Mass. JAMES B. MARSH. . . . ..... ....... N ew Bedford, Mass. FREDERICK PIERCE, IR GllllFHE record of the third class is rather unique in the fact that one half of the mem- bers were present at the opening of the new school three years ago. Cur first endeavors were, of course, insignificant, but soon we began to take an active part in school activities. For example, the officers of the junior Debating Society were for the most part selected from our ranks. In the ensuing years, we have seen our representatives holding positions of in- fluence in school. Most notable perhaps is the fact that the Senior Debating Society has always included a member of the class of 1931 among its oificers. Continually gaining in prestige, the class of 1931 will be able to lead the school in a manner similar to that of the preceding classes. PAGE Tl-IiRTY-NINE Qs Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs Q gigs Q Qs Q gigs Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs Q Qs E EH for T F I.. f . 1 -f . ev.-w':vn-'w 1f!'r'fv' Q Y' -. M'Y'i'7's-Rv. ,.'?'4? 'f3Bfi7'ff7 W 'm'51i 'T.'f:l.. mglvglge 7 -l The Class of 1932. A MEMBERS Roan-r C. BaArNAan ............. r ..... ...... P almer, Mass. R. Perm CLARKE ...... .... N ew York, N. Y. C1.Am:Nce C. O'BRIEN ..... ...... M onson, Mass. WILLIAM T. SAMPSONQ . ., ..... Providence, R. I. KAN. R. STONE. ' ......... .... N ewton, Mass. WILLIAM D. STROHMEIH ..... .... M onscm, Mass. RALPHC. TANNU ....... ..... P rovidence, R. I. HUGH TA1n.oa ..... ..... Spri ngfield, Mass. Nouns WAL'rzns .... ...... M onson, Mass. JOHN M. W1-rmno ....... .... H olyoke, Mass. A SAMUEL R. W1-urine, Jn.. . . .... Holyoke, Mass. A T present we members of the class of 1932 are too young to be of service to the schoolias athletes. But we realize that one may help the Alma Mater not only on the athletic field but also in the classroom. With this realization, we delight tosee our names at, or near, the top of the rank list when it is published each week. ' I ' Most of our members were here as sixth iclassmen at the opening of the new school in 1926. Already, we have started to train ourselves for taking the leadership of the school. Two of our number have been asistants to the Managers of Football and Basketball. A third has been given a part in the Dramatics Club. itoasiootoertooteiibgbtootsiotoortoo' -fi J., .. . .15 -1 wi,-:...i. 'if Jig' 1 .15w .i . 'fi .g-, 3a2+'5?5, ' 3. l1 ' Q2 ?:i,,.,.LQ 1' f' . .' 3 Y '.Q:'i3? 'if J' fi, .1. ' 5 . 1: Q - . v V .. 1 .1 4 1 , Q,-mf .1 ' N- M. G ,V .wg J.. 1 K y -. 4 X hiv' Qdxa If FLW! 69-4 I A ' , Nl v his Q A ,EQ Lf I an v .. 1 , 4. , ' '. 'm -A ' ' 'f 1:-4 ,-1-vfvm. 4'f'1',fM 1? ,3,2 r::'Js., . 5 f ' sg 1355: Q' ii I. 1 'UL A.. A.. ... 4. 4 A gf' gi ig T 1' Wm F262 Q15 Q W 2f 2 my Qs E Qi Q i Q , 15 U Q . :j i Q ' 511' 5- Qs Q .4 Xi Q ,L G . 1 Organizations QQ W 56 1 Q , In is P '1 ,Q ev 1 ' 5 , ' f nl K 'V 9 , P' Lv 'F 1 ,. . . Q LJ? Z 7? 1 X 1 z h' - Y -i ff V F'- xg ,N , 3. J' If 9 E5 Qt . 3 as G QQ 1.j, Q , Q Q 3 Q Qt 1 ni E531 Q Q W ,,f.. + . J? ad J G E 1: Q Q Q V ' 3 W Epi Q Q . + r .4- iv gg G3 ij' 1 p . Qs Q31 Q 9 i Q5 G37 Q5 ' QF lj i A' A -it A A' ,D A-'YAP A-ci: r o PL-1 Y - o N -li' -it -'YM -'YY -1' is A QQQQQQQQQ Q 1 A , my - if , -1. . ' 1 ,. ., EJ' ' --ffff'?f'??H1., f f V 1 , Q V , 1 ' 2 - fl! - 111- f v - X f 1 1 6' sz. m 5 a QQ Qi in ai? ls X Qi to Q ra Q iid 1 QQ iii 55915 25,111 Q W5 1. Xxx Y 1 ia? in 1 QQ QQ ta ,fe -1 has AQ fd Student Council MEMBERS SYDNEY PENDLETON, Chairman JOHN C. GARDINER, JR. HENRY N. CARLSON HAMILTON M. CARLSON EVERT D. COBB REACH September as the old and new boys file back to Monson to take up the stride for the new year, one of their l-IISE acts is to elect a Student Council. Accordingly an assembly is called by Mr, Strohmeier and nominations for the ofhce are called for. lt is the custom to first elect three of the five members from the Senior Class and after a period of about three weeks the remaining two members are elected-this time from the Junior Class. The five members then hold a meeting and elect a chairman. The Chairman then takes charge of the Council and calls meetings regularly every week and oftener if there be need for it. There are two principal duties of the Council of Monson Academy. The hrst is to assist the faculty in seeing that school rules are carried out. The second is to make the student's life and work honorable, profitable, and pleasant. PAGE FORTY'TI-IREE ' ' YY Y Y ff v Y Qi QP hiv Qi ii? Q1 iii V522 EEF QP E53 F9 tif Q E535 F21 Ei QP E531 Q21 ESE? Q hiv QP iii Q 6531 Q1 QP 5531 Q2 Efli 5323 Q Q 1 ffm Q QQ ta Q Q Q Q Q Q ea ras ri? Q HE present Debating Society IS the outcome of the union of the Junior and Senior clubs which were founded In 1926 by Mr Fernard Ruge, 3rd. To be eligible for membership 1E IS necessary to participate in at least one debate, for which a shingle 15 accordingly awarded by the society at the end of the school year several Interesting meetings have been held In spite of the great number of school activities Among the subjects which were considered are the following: The Cruiser B111 Capital Punishment Military Training and the Overemphasis of Football. At another time our adviser gave a most helpful talk on parliamentary law. The debates are conducted In the usual collegiate manner and are followed by an opened forum conducted by the presiding ofiicer The list of the members with the officers is as follows: OIIN CIARDINER President OHN FAIRBANKS, Secretary-Treasurer WILLIAM BACON Vice-President SYDNEY PENDLETON, Sergeant-at-Arms H. NEWTON CARLSON SIBLEY SQUIRE WILLIAM STROHMEIER OSEPH SATRIANO M. HAMILTON CARLSON JOHN MAYER RUSSELL WATSON RICHARD PRATT ABBOTT 0,BRlON OIIN MARSHALL, . PAGE FORTY'FOUR Egg Debating Society Q T , ' I ' ' QSJ , , . . L . ? Tlor the year 1928-1929, Mr. Edward Hickey has served as faculty adviser, and Q5 . y U. . H l .. . . Y I Q Q5 ' I , I I Q ' Q I Q Q5 l JR Q Q M QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q33 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QI Q Q Q Q Ia Q sa Q :sa EQ J YH :P 'l 1 UN :- x J J, fly Q so W A h L NL: 1- 5' Q Q Q Q 1 Q . Q Q Q Q f' 1 9 GW. T Q? wt Q tai E3 'Q Y B Q 55 ear ook Staff U ,. 0 LQ MEMBERS SYDNEY PENDLETON, Editor 'Y Q 6 ROBERT BEECHER, Assistant Editor 5 JOHN C. GARDINER, IR., Business Manager , . RCE NEWTON CARLSON, Adv. Manager lj: HUMPHREY NOLEN, Art Editor 5 fm Q2 -. H xx, RUSSELL WATSON, Athletic Editor 1 ' Q wa ,P Vi, 1 Q K4 P' G Q so KW E 7 fo? fy H Q M PAGE FORTY-FIVE El, EE rl JT. , T93 if? X , ': ',,,,r'T Exiilx is94aQj:tSLJQ I 'ff-,wr-1-ix ,cr-Mf'.-Xqnx I, 1' f,'1rXl,1 ',v,'-zyf, T'-Bw-'ay 1'-f?37, .- Xw,'i'11,x, 1' rx Q,-': XA . i3'f1xN- r- fortezexttfleizQLOOAtez:3.Le1E32ate:i91s924at9.lenge? fix v W W ffl 1 I Q Y fax J. -l W ff' ie? , :ez hifi tw 392 sfo? Q13 Q log? tai ga I if will KH E? tr? riff VIN QQ -l KH gif nl 'nazi Q43 if ful ' ie: ffff RCU QI' ICJ vw M4 w af 595 Q3 Glee Club A . 4 P uf I-5' il V E -. 0 vj MEMBERS 5: at 1 U' 'IJ ' RALPH CDATLEY, Director WII.I.lAM BACON WARREN FLINT SYDNEY PENDLETON Sf: ,IJ ROBERT BEECHER JOHN FLYNN JOSEPH SATRIANO all ROBERT BRAINERD JAMES lVlARsu KIMl3AI,I. SHAW lqqf SIDNEY CARSLEY ABBOTT OYBRION I'lUGlI TAYLOR Q17 EVERT COBB EDWARD W1L1.1AMs . N 74 . 1 Y - N' -. 01 'rx 'I lim Cjlllidl-IE Glee Club was organized in the Spring of 1928, when Mr. Oatley was en' :jg Q fu' aged as director. ln its first year it embraced all members of the school but the fol4 '04 ff- g . . , . I if 56: lowing year IC was declded to malce It a smaller organization and accordingly the F53 membership was cut to its present twelve members, f-3 1 -ui , . , , . 'l il'-.A 2 lt has met weekly since its inception and under Mr. Uatley it has progressed rapidly fqfig to the point where it is now ready to give concerts the flrst of which will be given during the coming commencement week. , 4 y 1 , ,e ' 1 The success of Mr. Oatley s efforts during the first two years and the fact that the majority of its members will be with it again bids well for future success. 553 j . ol WJ -kg KN, 4 3' -J f' 1 v -rw, bfi! K0 'r LQ Ll: P . PAGE FOR'1'Y'bIX S 1 1. L1 : f-'gy-g7'fw Q 'vw f 'vw fr'-:wx 'fy -grew rg 'vw f7'fY fw'4'v'g7-1'w'f7'vw'ff--Y - E9-if ii--6 39-+6119--6-TZ?--f'1r9--6Ai?-ffwv9A.iff it-C 1 TAC t9--C +- N s.-1' K-Haj zz-' 1'-and xzfl'-,,',f td! lmz. ' zu! X-..u Li.f'n'1..u7'k:f x'f.,u' xx! XL' :,',J 1N.J,'T,L!' 5-,,u:l',z.f Ky .M 1 N' :Z f S- f '7 T J tx ff? W, 1 , ,.r 'rx Xrs 'r ef' 1' ,f 1 rlfrw fx fl I K r-xx Kr- 'fm ff J, xx in 'TY' E553iQEQYfQ63iiQi9lQfffEQYi5i5YiE953iEEi3Tif3i5T2iGi91iQEi52fE?g ga W , as Q rw , rf-'Q nd l FN W Q Q Q Q Q 'l Q2 gg Q W Q M L i X ASS! A A I fi ,xxx LCD QD QQ Qrchestm QQ Q W Ka! Q MEMBERS if 1 JEROME JACKSON ABBOTT O,BRION RALPH TANNER LQ ROBERT BEECHER CLARENCE O'BR1oN EDWARD WILLIAMS ,. ' fi? KIMBALL SHAW iff in Gimil-lE Monson Academy Orchestra, a development of '28 and '29, gives promise of being a fine organization in years to come. Under the leadership of Mr. Henry Billings X K5 the orchestra has given a concert in Palmer for the benefit of the Wing Memorial gif Hospital, a second in the Chapel for the friends and students of the Academy, and a if third on the evening of May fourth, the celebration of the birthday of Frank Chapin I 0, Cushman. The last concert this year will be given on june the sixth in conjunction with the Glee Club for the Alumni, friends, and students of the Academy. The orchestra is composed of seven pieces: a piano, banjo, clarinet, trumpet, sax- A QJA ophone, drums, and Xylophone. Mr. Billings plays the violin when leading. bi f-fy: 'INTO The school this year purchased two saxophones for the use of boys interested in learning how to play. The school plans to make similar investments in future years for the advancement of music in the school. ' -m F f rf ' w rf ff' 0 1 A .lfl LE! M Q iff PAGE FORTYMSEVEN lol Q1 QEQQQEQQQEQQQEQQQQQQQEQQH , ,..-' ' -1 .6 . -f,.l-lvl, '- 73.3-. , a ap l W . l. , a EQQCQYEGYYEQQQQQQQIQQ ' e ' , Dramatic Club DURING the '1929 spring term a dramatic club was organized. This is theirst society of ics kind :hae has been formed in che new Academy, and plans are no present a, play at commencement. A' farce comedy Give Take has' chosen and xhearsals are being held under che supervision of the coach, Mr. Lawrence Bliss. The following comprises the cast: s V -- ..... JAMl8MARfEiAl.ll H , JackBnuer,jr. L .... ..... Anson O'BegoN f i 'MarionKruger .... ..... ' i ' Albert Kruger' ..... ....... ' i ' H Dunn ...... x .... ..Z.Roam'rBmcz-mn , Craig ........ ..... E vm:rCoaa The oicers are as follows: President, Roan-r Bnncl-mn Manager, Evnrr COB! i Assistant Manager, Smuzy Squmn . T? I x-Aon tour!-Hour 4 L 4- 1 . . 'WWW ,, lf! - Fa-J, , ff xg- E. rf 07 in L., -. 4. 6 . pf nf E xl' 41' hw , .,,,, 1 . r.S'F.. 3 Wx' QQ , , si S' I EVE: .3 . ,W LM ' -..,- E-'P' 5 , ,H . K. ,. 1123. ' .1 4, Ea wk 13 4- 4 -v.:, . ,-' 1,7 4 . 1? . Fwy' .ixfi Q. 155 Qi Qi C31 Q52 Ci iii 1515 Q 1 ' W 4 2 Qi Q 153 45? 16 Q 15:1 Qi wah ffwbf V I l A - , ' Athletics ones 9 9'6'96 QQ 9 965969159 Q51 QQ , ,, ,T .WA .W A, ., , Q .,,. .,, .,, + g 'SQZQQQQQQQQMQQQJQ ,, EQQQ-JMQMQ N q,A- , , ' A. . A , figs , fi....4 1: 43.34, QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQEQQQQ l p f 1: of paw I sw, 1 Athletic 'Year AN athlete at Monson Academy must also be a scholar. To compete on school teams, one must maintain a satisfactory scholastic record. As Monson Academy is primarily a College Preparatory School, and owing to the fact that there is a small enrollment, athletics are considered a side issue. Consequently the game schedules are short. Because of these facts the teams place more emphasis upon good sportsmanship than victory. The games played, however, are none the less difficult for they are seldom played with any other than private schools, which usually put out excellent teams., . This year Monson Academy takes pride in the showing made by its various teams, and may well anticipate a creditable record in years to come. PAGE PIIFTY-ONE 1 v- .-- .A- 3956.-si . r X - . ' 'Y Kg: . .li , Qi to by F31 in 1933 191 is ra ov is in F21 in no ia eb Q1 an F9 ta 521 in F21 in QP is 5531 is to H Q ,A r r A Q Q65 .- .1 'af r '51 if ii ii QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q Q T63 I fill Q Q ra Q Q Q Q ia Q Q Q Q Q Q Q l Q E Football Season Qi GTHTHE fundamentals of football are kicking, tackling, blocking, and passing. With E51 GQ the aim in mind of having a team that tackled cleanly and blocked effectively, a tack- X ling dummy was erected near the baseball stand. The effects of this incessant practice Q5 were noticable throughout the season. Ei? Q The squad of fourteen reported loyally for drill even without any hope of indulg- 6:5 ing in the pleasure of play as a real scrimmage was only possible by using a divided 743.1 V line. The theory that a few plays well learned and that a good offense is the best defense, Q bore fruit in our limited schedule played. The team acted as a unit in the game with the Monson Cardinals, showing an unexpected degree of facility with the forward pass. The Deerfield second team ap' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q peared to be in mid-season form, with a fast running attack. An intercepted pass, and a long pass which Carsley caught high in the air while he was held by two opponents, turned the tide of victory. In his first real game of football, Watson demonstrated his ability as a 'fball hawk , covering every fumble made by either side. McClellan, who was elected captain on the noon of the Deerfield game, has lead his team to victory in our first game at Westminister. This game was featured by the vicious tackling of Squire and the brilliant offftackle runs of Bidwell. Time was called, as the team was on the opponent's five yard line after a clever fiftyfeight yard run by Bidwell made possible by Flynn's taking out three opposing tackles. The return Westminister game was heads-upn football. H. Carlson and Pendleton intercepted forward passes PAGE FIFTY-TWO Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . Q H Ita Q ei fi? Qu Q in Q Io 9? IQ Q In ta W Q G Q In Q? ta Q ta ta Q Q? ta Ii? Q Ie FOOTBALL-Continued and turned them into touchdowns. As a result of such a victory the team was grateful recipients of blankets given by Mr. Brainard. I The last game of the season, at Deerfield, was the most bitterly fought game of the year. lt was straight grueling football, keen but hard. Bidwell, right half-back, was removed from the game in the second period because of a strained neck. Every mem- ber of the team gave his best in a vain attempt to wrest victory from defeat. The season was just like that, a season marked by highspirited struggle and wholesome sport, with a team acting as an integrated unit. The prospect for next year depends on what the summer and normal growth brings. It will have to be a new machine as most of last year's team will be graduated in June. Regardless of the men, it is hoped that the school will be fortunate enough to have Mr. Wood back next year. Everyone anticipates the spirit of competitive per- sonal contact that will bring another successful season to Monson. LETTER MEN WILLIAM BACON, Manager FREDERICK BIDWELL EVERT COBB SYDNEY PENDLETON HAMILTON CARLSON JOHN FLYNN RICHARD PRATT NEWTON CARLSON JOHN LOCKE SIBLEY SQUIRE SIDNEY CARSLEY JAMES MCCLELLAN RUSSELL WATSON THE SCHEDULE Monson Opp. October 10 Monson Cardinals Monson 36 O 13 Deerfield Academy Monson 12 0 24 Westminister School Westminister 6 0 November 7 Westminister School Monson Z5 0 15 Deerfield Academy Deerfield O 13 79 13 PAGE FIFTY'THREE M QI D QI D QI lb I I D QI Q I Q QI Q QI Q QI Q QI Q ge-'QI Q QI D ga-EE Q QI Q QI Q QI Q E321 Q H HQ QQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQEQQ' ESQ 1 5,713 fx tvfx fax-9 IK ff S Assggg 3215 2:2 aa 95255 Ln Nc :rw ' 'J r'2n24Sg7 '5fT2r:gWOW3flf3Q: iG-Q U3Zc cz-,...l 'U-mum C-I 5-:J rvffzrglro ..... g-75 v-fa-:Iwi-lumen-I F-I p-pf-:'-'32 N 05253 nl C-'D-r-SA ,-q jv-v0 C'-U-Q3 H-O HHHSFJH mg :H-2 ,awwsfxvna--.Agmmmzn wg Q5 LgUQ52.::5-'JQ?,Q,m'553Qi-210C ,-, m an --va HQ wmcmg g227'39 O:-oS18OgZ rv --5 D- -:WTO 2 D 5' '-:f, f ff.Or-v 'S-153 ,-,,-- 1 F-'D .075 -S o 'ffm o www,-wiv'-'32 ',f-JC f-1-- 53 -V3 E nm wr-W :..,32' QD 9- iOm 1-1.-, ,-.px ma m m vw f'Q9D::-:s :rf-flowfm 5' :ran-3-25 rvln 'mD',.,:.xOW'-fvl '3OL'J gm if-J U'g-,QC O NQDMQ' -.cmgn nm '--D ':: 3UQ'-- f'F-1:T..- H'-0 if1 GW DQ. 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'Log IG As the team had held the Deerfield team down pretty well, when they invaded the l Holmes Gymnasium, it was felt that they would bid fairer than the last two basket- Q, Q ball teams of the new school had done at Deerfield. Althouigh there was not much im- C 6 provement over the other bids, the team deserves a great eal of credit in putting up E13 I such a fight to a team that could easily win by a score of 54-20. Q With two men on the bench for studies and sickness, Monson stepped out of the QP Y Pre and High School rank and played the Monson Cardinals, a town team, who E3 IQ!!! took us into camp by a score of Z8-16. Another fine game was the second American International College game played at Qi Q the Monson Gym. The team showed that they had enough left for the second half as 'P Q51 they broke a dead lock at the half way mark of 16-16 to win by a score of 37-27. Q3 Last year the team had been beaten by Suffield School by a very small margin, so Q, this ear's team went out to aven e it. B ver ood laying the team beat them 30-19, Y g Y Y g CF 1 thus playing the last game ofthe season, as it prove to be on account of sickness. The W I6 game that was due to be played the next week in Suffield would have been a very Q close one, the winner unknown until the last whistle had been blown. It-QE The team was led in points by Syd. Carsley who scored 111 points. Next came lp 55.51 Cobb, who had been out a few games, with 55 points. These, with the other letter l ' P37 Q men went to make up the 235 points that the Monson team ran up against their Op- Q, U ponents 255. P 3 The entire sciuad is very grateful for the never-failing efforts of Mr. Conrad. Also IFE I6 they are thankfu to the parents who made the new uniforms possible. The letter men Q feel that a word of praise is due the men who came out to practice every day and thereby Qt 1 gave the opposition necessary for the formation of a strong team. Q QQ LETTERMEN f Q9 HAMILTON CARLSON, Captain, guard, center EVERT COBB, forward If-'El 3 NEWTON CARLSON, guard JOHN MARSHALL, forward EE 15111 SYDNEY PENDLETON, guard KIMBALL SHAW, forward, guard ' ul SIDNEY CARSLEY, center forward RUSSELL WATSON, JR., Manager Q5 QI Manson SCHEDULE Opponents Vp 16 28 Woodstock CConn.j Academy here 9 ln 9 Deerfield Academy here 35 Q, Q 27 Wilbraham Academy here 19 C 4 16 American International College Springfield Z6 EE I6 34 Stag'Doril1SprRgsdHigh School laereb h Qt 18 W' i ra am ' Q 20 Dderfiild'nAcad2rrfyY1y Deerfield 54 C 16 Monson Cardinals here Z8 E37 37 American International College here 27 Q Q 30 Suffield School , here 19 I QQ-5 ixilmeiil Sciliil C1 ixiffiliock Sigfiiifi oo toc ca em Q Monson Cardinals Y Monson cancelled Q5 ,ij Total, 235 Total, 255 IEE ta is PAGE FIST!-Five LCD I -4, A , ..,,V., ,AY A - -4' A -:vm -'tv' 'firm Y' 'S -'Y x Q52QBEQEQQQEQBEQQQESBTYEEQEQECSHEEESYiEEC3i5iEEEE-3515653QQ ie 4 ta 4192 ffei iii? Wi N4 Qi Q Q-2 ff? A52 13:12 4282 we was 1 Ca J ,I F X tv? fe-2 S83 I i i 1 - Baseball, 192.8 f 1 829 Gill-,H E fact that The Nlonson Academy Year Book is going to press before the baseball team has been chosen makes it impossible to include a report of the 1929 season. How- ever, we have six members of last year's team, N. Carlson, H. Carlson, Flynn, K. Shaw, F. Bidwell, S. Pendleton, who will form the nuceleus of this year's team. The vacancies caused by graduation will probably be capably filled by such new material as Cobb, Locke, Nolen, McClellan, Flynt, and Ellis. We are glad to state that Mr. Benton is again going to devote his time to coaching the team. ln view of the fact that the majority of the team is composed of veterans, hopes are high for a most successful season. F21 E9 E531 Q55 G-D tif Q E55 QP E9 QP E55 Q1 553 9322 ba 9321 ESF Q E3 5532 5:53 Q 551353 li? 2251 P J' rss QP sa ra sa Q53 se 'Wt .mn - Q2 f. .xlib-P QU, A V -,.-,M I H 'Ml' 'W' K VM- vf wh,-N.. . , H- W 1.4. ' 1- ,. 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K R 1 1 J R u f '1 I li Y IVE if? rea ft fr? iff QQ tv? for f ' N if 41, 1 J ra if ': , ffl iii in 4529 4 , 'CSB The Rzfle Club P y MEMBERS WILl.IAM BACON WARREN FLINT ABBOTT OJBRION HAMll.TON CARLSON JOHN MARSHALL RICHARD PRATT fi, NEWTON CARLSON JAMES MARSH SIBLEY SQUIRE 'kk' JOHN FAIRBANKS JOHN MAYER HUGH TAYLOR CHARLES FERNALD RUSSELL WATSON is TJIJCQAST year the Academy Rifle Club made an auspicious start on its four point indoor gallery, built under the direction of Coach Benton, former captain of the University of Missouri's RiHe Team and member of the Ninth Corps Area's Team in the National Matches at Camp Perry. The members of the team competed successfully, J thanks to the careful coaching given by Mr. Benton, with throughout the country, under the auspices of the National Rifle Association of America. -are This year's record was seriously impaired by the recurrent school illness although the matches that the club did fire were far better than the corresponding matches last QQ' year. The armory of the club was, however, greatly added to by rhe acquisition of two of the finest new Government riHes. .ky The club looks forward to next year expectant of fine results Owing to its new equipment and the almost certain return of most of the members of its team who are p now experienced riflemen. 5033 PAGE FlFTY'ElGHT WHY 'Q YY Y iii 7'YY 'YY YY Y 'CY YY 'YY 'l5f' gljw sf x6 5?lft'E,f5,2A'fD5.3AS?232i53i3AS5Q2t,fllQti?i?Af3f3Ai?53,f45532t'3:'5a l G2 E-32' 'f 01 Q Intramural Sports 8 UI , 3 EN Mr. Strohmeier announced, on March 4, that the school was in quarantine, ESE Qi things looked rather had for a while. The last two games of a successful basketball QQ season had to be cancelled. But there were some in the school with an optimistic view- Qs 3 point, who looked ahead and said, Why not have some basketball games between Q Q the seniors and the underclassmenf' Realizing the wisdom of this idea, the seniors QD started the ball rolling by challenging the underclassmen. After this game had been QE 2 played another game was arranged and played. Of these two games, the seniors lost the E53 Q lirst but won the second. The Morris House team and the Cushman Hall team were QD called the Tigers', and the AngOras respectively. Both sides were fairly well Qt hd dh h dh a- mnsh' ofechteam v Q matc e , an t e games s owe t e goo sports a ip a . E3 Q Now that we are out of quarantine, the same idea has carried over into baseball, one Q! i game having been played already. This the Cushman Hall Dogs won. Evidently ,' igm they think that Dogs will do better work than AngOras . As this book goes to Q Q5 press, there is at least one more game to be played which the Tigers intend to win. Q ,G So you see the hated quarantine brought some good times after all. ?E QQ The line-ups and results for the games are as follows: 1 5 G is l F -5 First Basketball Game i I ,Q f-TIGERS zz HPUPS' 37 Qi 152.2 PENDLETON, rf COBB, lf E9 SHAW If LOCKB, rf UI f F Q3 N. CARLSON, c H. CARLSON, c Q56 WILLIAMSTBEECHER, lg SATRIANO, lg 1 Q52 SQUIRB-NOLBN, rg MARSHALL, rg Q iid E3 f Second Basketball Game irq g QQ 'LTIGERSH 40 HANGORASH 30 4 v gal PENDLETON, rf COBB, lf E35 QQ CARSLEY, lf LOCKB, rf ILE! Q N. CARLSON, c H. CARLSON, c Q SQUIREIWILLIAMS, lg SATRIANO, lg QF NOLEN1BEECHER, rg MARSHALL, rg IE l Q Q' PAGE Fll?'I'Y'NINE W3 -'J -ey' Avy -fy v' -'KVA '-rim -'VA '-tv -rw' -'YY' 'NYY' '4'Y' P' SQQJQQQQQQQQQPQQJQEQJQQJQQJQQJQQJQQJQSS I N TRA M URA L SPORTS-Continued First Baseball Game . TIGERS 4 DOGS 20 Nous, p H. Cnnson, p N. CRILSFI, c Musa, c Ruum., . Coen, lb u Pmmurow, zb Fum-, zb Bmw, 3b Mmm, 3b, Mgr bk. Barron, ss LOCKB, ss U Q . Sxmumo, lf A Musw-I-.rf PACIZ IIKTY as . 41- 59: 'S is 'if is 'N-..nJn 5 . il 8 ., '?Ji'3 y xknf-S15 A Q W 3' ,Z I? 3 5 Y. Aigflp 1' .F grin x ' w -.5 f , v , ., . M A 1 A Q A ul ., ir' ' ' ' ,QE - -- Y 535-1. V -. b un V r . X W K Q . 1 5 .. f , Autogfdphfi 1: x Y fads sxxrr-ou: . ' . , ' -Q ' ' 'Hi Q. V ,N '. nf -. . . A 1 k. T A 1 ,f - , 'mx Nyl.-AQ., L ..: A, 1,-.2 1 , M.: 'a..4,..mw.mf4- .zqvsm--A EYQVEGYQGRQQJ Q For-119 Wishnotlmank Acknowledgments hasbcen sud' theasistancc owledgmznrs msoshorca ofnhc faculty students, and of the edxrmsq To Mr. cuszmmfwgaghgqdg rendered to the Monson Academy ofackn , ' zo Mr Whifins, lr-. c we are' particularly indebted In whohgvchglpdbybadvcrtisinginthisboolc. Uno: sxxfv-'rwo ' L 7.-.,. , ., 1 ...guf .'xf'vs,rf '.'. - - ..:.1 1 xgg,,5,.f Q., . - -.Q , , A . ' - : 7 '-af. 'V' R 4, X- ui?-v aw? ' if , ,,a4 ' 'wa -elf? , 'W H, i' Lf 1, eww , f ' ' 'Nw -V' F-, ' '-f H' v 'fwfr 144 ,Huy - 'ff 4,3-.N-. H , g .M f . x -L , ,. M... ..,.,-..,,.. , ...HL ' ' ' ' - . . X -' Q' '- ' Fw Nignz ' 1' rf , - A , 1 - K , QV jg, irxiit.. ,J ' , 1,5 . ' . 3, fy ,.. A. 3:5 444 Al. 44' . . A St ff 4 . a xi w., p f ,L w r -. X i 4. 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Cushman, Treasurer, Trustee of Monson Academy , E W. L. Ricketts, Woolen Maenufacturer F. Cushman, A member of the Investment Committee, Monson Savings Bank H. E. Kendall R. H. Cushman, Treasurer of the Town of Monson ' Trustee of Monson Academy R. K. Squire, Coal and Gram Dealer, Agent Chrysler Cars A. R. Brown, Dry Goods Merchaht We use every efort to make :he Boys feel at Home, and contribute our services in' protecting chexr funds. PAO! SBIIENTY QJ,Lv?.. fff'Lf'5f'-'if 'k 'W N V Y V Y , K V. -A M 13.5 ' ' - ' , . ' V . Y ' ' .A - -N 14 L . i w. -1.9513 ,Mt , , , . A . 5 a n QQ Q19 2 52 Q Q1 Ci gg - Compliments gig? Q , The Clog Of193LJ E fo 555 QQ C-QQ um o 55' 4559 Q1 Q5 E3 Q5 B151 Q George I-I. Seymour Brown's Boston Store G GENERAL INSURANCE and Fancy Q Q Main S nreer , Monson E Goods LQ Q5 , E9 Q1 ki Q QP in 59 fo , C'-il so QQ .2 13. 4.31: , N -4 2' SQ 'A 53 JJ 5 - .fn A . 'nt' L- .1 A' , fzi .M .x ,w .3 423' gp: ,1 ..-1 ,u .,-,Q ,i J 3 ' 'RQ J. 'A ' Q Q L ef. X9 -S . 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Hartforwcf, Ccmn. 5,3 Q E. F. Faulkner ' Q5 1 N s U R A N C E hw Q Monson, Mass. Qs Qui I-I b d h kj, Q H QF Qi E3 Q E3 Qi E9 Q Q' 'Ci R G9 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQKQQQQJQQLQQJQQQ t We will compile your statistics promptly, accurately and economically SUBMITTING ALL REPCRTS IN FINAI: FORM on insurance companies we prepare agency distributions, reserves, un- earned premiums, current outstanding . loss data, current and annual reports, classification. . . For general business we arrange and tabulate booked order and I sales analyses, production and dis- ' ' tribution costs, research and questionnaire work GNQYD ' l Recording U' Statistical Bureau, Inc. GENERAL OFFICE 75 MAIDEN LANE, New Yonx CITY NIW YOIK BOSTON CHICAGO DETROIT MONTIBAI TOIONTO -v 1 as . lv 'w. .MQ 3. 1 :- Sit Q, . :Pix 5, ' .aw if . In iw, 'f,,.!f:.4 . ' Rf V AT' urs is V 4' W1 M33 f -xi when ' 4' ii, 515' f f Mawr af .4-.Z S Sw ,. em- ,.- N .Q - , , .4i. n., . J, fl ,. Q. ,, 9,45 . 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MTxntr-.qf3,wbZ,i,j:.gs,pffgf N Q , ... ,V Compliments 4 A Friend SHOES GOODES HOSIERY 427 MAIN STREET Palmer, Mass. Always good shoes and hoszery 'at Goodcs PAGE SBVENTY SIX - ' Us 'LEX 3: sk- Il U ,P if 4 1 2 1 I 3 3+ J Jw gun: .v EGQQGLQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ5 Ev 3 Q9 QP Q5 E3 Q9 C , Q Q omp iments of EE A. D. ELLIS MILLS, Inc. 32 Q QP im is Q52 QP Q-'ji IQ QQ -u L-iv Q David C. Coe: Q INCORPORATED EE Q Merchant Tailoring QF 155 EP Q Compliments of Neckwear of unusual Q! P Qi A. C. Hunt Co.. F531 I SPRINGFIELD MASS. 1 , C d St. ics, Q Qi E3 Q QP Eg film E32 5 Qi EE PAGE SEVENTY'SEVEN QGQQQGQGQGQG DORQTHY DAVENPGRT Inc. '1 N?TER1oXR HDECHORATORS 121 Scare Screen S 5395500 55: Complzments TKIBSTQB HAITIORD, CON N. Purveyors of Food :fm goo A Fnend ' uw 'l3':V,l,N-'fl'-Y? EQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQS in as 4 'K Q Q E3 asv Q Compliments of QP Q 5 Q DEANS MUSIC HOUSE Q! E23 Q HENRY ,.B1LL1NGS .PROP. Egg W ' W Q Q Q Q Q Q Q W Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E Q Q gg Compliments Compliments of gg Q5 of Squiefs Garage Ea EQ? A Md Pzzzzzfss Q ' Q G Q Q Q 23 S3 es is Q Q Q PAGE SEVENTY'NINE ED Q wr 1 .' ' M ,pzlej I W L EH' M52f'rewWf3'eIg QQQQQQQQGQGQGQGQGQG Wmh warm weather comes the problem of food PRESERVATIGN let an electric refrigerator - solve it M. W. Makepeace Radio and Electric Service uoruon, unss. A. W. MERCHANT A B U I L D E R S PROVIDENCE axiom: 1sLANn PA I GBT 'wif' v+ f'i'Y4' --rxv- -cv -V 4 f .MMM ,,',.'. 1' A ' 7 ' 9 '51c'?f-'lfffsfv K- if ' A ' - . ' .i Q immmikiag .gp QNSUJ 1 I rg H QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QE W. I-I. BRINE CD. Z Arhl eric Outftter of Monson Academy 7 OTIS STREET OSTON, MA Compliments of E. O'C onnor and Co. fgBrigham'5 SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Apparel and Furs of Quality PAGE EIGHTY 'ONE QQQQQQQQQS EEE Q QQQQ Q em Q ew Q eq Q few Q em Q en QQ Q eq Q fem Q em QQQQQKQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ EWYU U U U SWTGWZPS FSEQQYED Que Cie 34.12 ,Q Qt CQiEQY,Q Cie C9iQQi,Q .QQ t tg y rr-'Q 152 E51 I 4 F2 1 , IT T 8 TIME 5 159 COS S S 4 P Q3 Q2 ,Q as much E55 Q to transport a kilowatt-hour of electricity to the Iight switch on your walls as it costs to make it in the power house. C i I Keeping down the cost of distribution, is, therefore, one of the biggest prob- EE ' lems of the light and power company. 1 Q To keep down the cost, millions of dollars have been spent in the research Q 151 laboratories of the electrical industry on studies of the loss of electricity through P55 9. leakage, the technique of constructing underground cables, improvements in gg transformers and insulators and the accuracy of meters. Bookkeeping, meter read- Q 2 ing, bill collecting, are other items entering into the cost of giving service. C Q71 Improvements in the art of generating and distributing electricity are in the GD Q interest of the consumer and the company by reducing the cost and increasing . p P Q5 Consumption 1s.s. HAMBLEN .GENERAL MANAGER Q3 CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY Q 4 A Part of 'Your Community Life 'Z l Q52 V122 Y 15 E35 7 Q McCray s Garage 1 552 Q C H E V R 0 L E T Home-Made Candles from gi, l O I. D S M O B I I. E , 6 a Homelzke Atmos here Q . Q 16,5 Sales and Service Bonnie Biel U H U P M O B I I. E P di 1625 GRAHAM-PAIGE MONSON. MASS- ED U' S53 K Y 1 CQ E51 92 40 Cushman Street 7. Q TEL. 130 E9 Qi iii? Q PAGE EIGHTY-TWO EE E5f5'l9i-f3'l?5i-f5'E3i-,f5 55 7 'A Y If A I I QQ Q Qi E9 Q Q? Q5 E55 Q2 2 gg Compliments Q Qi of E13 'Q QP 3 A Friend Qi 5? Q F-2' Q5 E555 Q QP Q5 E9 Q 553 Q5 E9 QQ QP Qi E57 3 52 QQ The John C. Utto Co., Inc. Q 3 ' Printers of This Book Zig Ki SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 49 Q Qi 55? Q QP Qi E9 E? 3 Q Q? G PAGE axon-rv--ranns Q HPV WF M . 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