Monson Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Monson, MA)

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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

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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