Monson Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Monson, MA)

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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

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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