Moses Brown School - Mosaic Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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MGS!-RIC 1937 CHARLES HENRY WEISKER 617106 Hen fcllou lf JI ufeplfd me 111 Da11m011fb Nololon Avenue Nnrotwn Herghm Conn V Marnr linxrd Glu Club V Honors IV um laude IV fi Y', V f W, Ju- ' 'U . ' ' , ' . Track Squad Vg WfCSllillg Team IV. Vg Delpbimz Board Q1 .J 4g'A' g . gC fw

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EARL CHAPIN TANNER Ladlef man wzlb :he bead: broun lan 74 Elmgrove Avenue Provxdence R I Assxstant Manager of Track Team III Manager IV Soc Cer Team V Tennxs Squad IV V Delplmzn Board V Momzr Board Proscemum Club II Obadiah Brown Laude IV ROY CHARLES WAKEMAN One of Ibese Jtrong .rllenz guy! 253 Armmgton Avenue Edgewood R I Wrestl1ng Team V Momzc Board Honors IV .gf 25 3- DANIEL REID WEEDON JR All Amenran Reid 249 Hope Street Brxstol R I MOSAIC 1937 Prize Ilg Heneis 1, II, IVg Second Engiish Prize IVg Cum , .

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'GFS-'n.,. r Lu 'lil' 'Ham ' 'xwwe . 5 'I M31 SRL HON was Us Q ll' ' 3 'lm MQW a Mmm. A , nwwwwm t' IF' lhu CLASS HISTORY ,-'FQJ HE first scene rn whrch the class of 37 was v1s1bly present as far as Moses iq F A Brown School IS concerned was set nn the center room of the HISI floor li' Gil of the Lower School Burldlng 0ur teacher krndly Mlss Woodbury who l, 4 5 111 the next year was put rn charge of the new kmdergarten was very busy greetrng all of the very brg small boys who were belng dragged 1nto the room by five or s1x fond relatlves Soon the room had the aspect of a p1cn1c some of the boys were almost hysterncal, others curlous and the remalnxng few rather aloof Added to the nonse they were makrng was the bedlam aroused by three t1mes as many relatrves trynng varnly to correct whatever fault hrs or her chrld may have had of the above three In my recollectron, the no1se was much akrn to that an a borler factory In a lnttle whrle, perhaps two or three hours, Mlss Woodbury con vrnced the screamrng wnldly yellnng adults that they were causlng more than the usual amount of drsturbance and she manaved to get them all evrcted Then we were able to settle down and begrn to acqurre the great excesses of knowledge wrth whxch we are at the present trme blessed vue hope One of our most excrtrng sub jects was arnthmetrc Each of us had a lnttle, round wooden block, a pencxl and a prece of paper We were allotted a certarn amount of time and rn that t1me we had to draw as many crrcles as we could up to one hundred and number them Some of our less excltrng subjects were spellrng readrng and playrng 1n the sand At recess we had to race around the old horse chestnut tree nn the yard, and rt vt asn t long before we were runnrng around the tree as second graders Mrss Anderson our second grade teacher not an lnfernor qualltv , and IH rudentally the best lookxng teacher rn school had the trsk of rntroducrng us to Mrss Chappell, rnk, and Madame Warge The latter two were much easner to get accus tomed to, marnly because we were not yet sufflcrently brrdlrke for the work whnch Mrss Chappell requlred of us For thrs slmple reason, Mnss Chappell's trrals and trlbulatnons were many Madame Warge, on the other hand, got along famously mth us wrth the evceptron of the trme that she got Mlss Chappell to lead us rn the I Mosarc l937 M- I im, ' 'f2i7'7 fTf'L1 ' y, .l,,. qi - r.ET'C ' 'j'l'fQfjQf , v'q as H ,Ma 7- , f. li ' f' 77:1 V ,. -f -:- . .- haf f f-y If 1 A .h V, - -4, 1 .' 1 -. .. - 'ww 5 . :' V 1. sf ' N. 5 , - , ,J Q ff.,.+..,g,V gpg' K -, - -M a., . ,I ,,-, 1 'Al . - . ,JI 5 I A :J wwgfr-.-mv'o1- av-.fw:4:u,g,-4, . .,,. , I lf, Z . - Q-N ' , fr , -I f -., Q V M ,iz 1, KW , H . y , , Vt. , I f V N, . Q 5 f 'fu eps .' WRX 1 ,aw . I, 5 ......,.,-z,.-.-.H f -, A I ZAVW V-1 .Z ' Q gig ' HQ . .' ' . 1 .-.:.,-..: N y ,A gg X is-'IX ...M gi fa .V X fi 4' 'fi :. -Y w . a.v1- .. fffe:ffa, f. 59 :Y E' '7-N , 11 'er '- '1 iff, '7:. ' t:'wL s,.: . i:-rr. l Q-J' ff 3?- in V , ' f wwf? 'L is v ' 'li-55 lf - if 'Z --Q--1 rw ' fungsf, A 1 ' v '1-rr. F. ' 1, . P . .. P 'ff 1 ' .. , - - - - f .1 'ff-A ., N19 '2 1 f xv A ' fs. A - ll: - :aff tg , '- f- 19' . v If r ff r ' . ., uw-9 . A '- -, . ,V I A - at ' I -pu. ' 1f-fir. rr-fig N ,fs g,., , Q , . . ,,4s,w ' -4, Q r A It 3,5 .af . , . riillfr -V l -- -- ma. '5N't 'f: 'sw' 'X fl '. U , .t-'W 4,, at - ' . M ' ' ,,,aI'W7 1,1.:4,,'QSjWA ' V' - mmf 'mf-f ' V ' tm l l . I ' l . ll, Y. - c ,K 'Q' of I I ' Ny. ff ' . . . . , ' ' l u 7 ' 9 7 . . . . , 7 , ' 33 - . . C V D . . - ' I 3 Y 7 ' 1 S 7 7 ' . . , . - ' 7 L1 . Q C , D - ' 1 , a . 2