Monson Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Monson, MA)

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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

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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