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I 784-1788 Friends' Boarding School at Providence opened ....... ............ 1 819 Moses Brown School, name adopted ......................................., ....,. 1 904 Control of Lincoln School assumed for the education of girls and Moses Brown School made a boys' school exclusively ,........ .....i 1 926 MosEs BROWN, 1758-1856 Special friend of the poor and needy, counselor to the troubled, physician to the poor and rich, apostle of tem- perance, advocate of peace, patriot and pacinstg abolition- ist, promoter and patron of industry, assemblyman and joint author of the first proposed free-school legislation for Providence, student of science, one of the founders of the Providence Athenaeum, the Rhode Island Bible Society, the Society for the Promotion of Agriculture in Rhode Island, the Rhode Island Peace Society, and the Rhode Island Historical Society, treasurer of the School Fund for more than half a century, generous donor of land to, and leading spirit in the founding of Moses Brown School. X fi aff' S1141 at i I I X We-J I Q' 1- r i-I A X f .. NX. , S SSQXX, ' ' 1 eil? I, I a E IE N we , - ri.- 'i: - W V X Wi -E5i5 5?x ' V J? ' '35 Riffs. .X xkiilti I' I' E, . A V 573' -1 N I X I I H ' 1 ' ., Kiwi I E 1115 ll ii E 1 I ff . A -,-I - . , A-xxx' X. I X, 1 Sb. ,,--fl -V' -- QN I .'-' 1 1 tg-Qpfx qpifaili 5 B -yfim l ' 'S' x-qi. i i:5 lx 'Emu up I f 1 lv ' t E IS 11 E I1 ll 1 S I i I I X E 'f L' S BR ' 1 as s G S H 15 2 ,E , , 1 i- E- - i t . f , i, I rcic J E- in Hui I ,J - 5551 1 1 I 4 , sa ,lm X I il l' Hlllnwllu i silmill Friends Boarding School - 181 Mc BU Ge T. Rt Ch Ed Rt K2 I li ff l ' J 'QI at L IFE X5 -:-5 X eisrmc. Houi 84 1 ling, H upper to the nf tem- olitioh- an and :ion for L of the Society, Rhode Rhode und f0f to, and School. is X 19 pol f 18 New England Yearly Meeting of Friends The 1955 Mosaic 'o'ea,ee 1 . Committee on Moses Brown School and Lincoln School Moses Bailey Bruce M. Bigelow George I. Bliss T. Dwight Boole Russell D. Brooks Charles F. Brown Edith L. Buffum Ruth C. Burgess Karl H. Erickson 9? Donald B. Snyder, Clerk Franklin K. Fite Henry C. Foster Richard M. Gummere Mary Hoxie Jones Daisy N. Newman Phebe F. Perry Thomas Perry, Jr. Gren O. Pierrel Alexander C. Purdy l if Margaret G. Sisson Andrew R. Towl Virginia Townsend Willard H. Ware William Webster Frances E. Wheeler Charles H. White Lyra T. Wolkins Walter H. Wood ? Q ' lv Jill -Ig, E? N 4 ?, -9 - ' . l if-jf! ,,::.c' 1- .,.,- - -NA W' .-iageaffafg . . . 'f 1 - H as Z , i af'fgfffir'igig2. 'f .1 Umll lm r f Q , ' - ' C ' 1 If lvwx-ii?Qb'3fj ,gln-V ' X tx' r .Q i lfililmi-llWlv.lFl fikdmflfkx f 1 . 2 ' Kn?7f i - 'l f4W1!l'f 2-3'li1 -'1' Q--Tl X t F, . e. e...fa..ex f.e grief-.- A, ,f are f...Wfe61f 1 . .. i.,-W f Ti' 'Til' fff :iv- 1' X7 F255-f ' 26 Ig 7 g 7' 1 1 , 17,2 '73 .1 ? uligjfl 9 3' ggi- 2.532510 gf E, L . 'go -Q K A f rf f 11,17 .l M I, . f I ,fi , F' a , Z, A 252' bldyfffj-LF'-Frdink-efcx jfi, Cf, ,fQ:j, . 1 fg llll Q K, Z X I .-'SQL ff- xv XT' sa! dl!! gig F5 K- Ji, 4 1 ' k, l cy -fjllix AX X' 'li mu ff ' -ff ' : ::' -f'f ' ' 1 V F' . ' , 1 7 ' t, , ff . s. , ' , . W Q Hx I' - ,, . , tel zlgyfyf, 5 'A A , 1 .1141 y. M522 if 'ff' 5 1 r , . -C a ' K .f1'Y M X .ffgf ' e ' .3f ff ee ci fs . R r 7 X -lff 'f 4 Jef' . 9 QA- '. ,p 4--- L A gf ,Vx -,,,,-,,,.,,.........-ff ktlplzlq ghlxggx-xg! I - -J X Isl LX y f A XA! L' ' . ' L ,-I !f.',f,1x Q x 1 I Moses Brown School Board of Trustees William H. Edwards, President Moses Bailey Henry C. Foster Bruce M. Bigelow? Mrs. Hovey T. Freeman Charles F. Brown Oliver J. B. Henderson Edith L. Buffum E. John Lownes, jr. Woodworth L. Carpenter Thomas Perry, Jr. Westcote H. Chesebrough Gren O. Pierrel Benjamin L. Cook, jr. Alexander C. Purdy Franklin K. Fite Robert M. Saywell iiDied Dec. 27, 1954 5 Mrs. Edwin F. Sherman, Jr. Mrs. Charles P. Sisson Donald B. Snyder Frederick C. Tanner Virginia Townsend Achille G. Vervena Charles H. White Walter H. Wood ' r . . ' N s.--.g5T,5'f:.'.: : hi-f1s,,1 v,-.w:'.'ff'gTq-all A S,g,41g,..'r:g'4:',,,.,--..,. ...,,.,-... . ,,. 5,,:,,M.-.-,,. ',S!...:.-4-- , V ' 1 ,,,Q.,The 1955 MOSQIF siss stttt t 1 11:1 . V . 5:y,gg:.f':'7 W'-M2J':L'faufKLw1'-uf .f:4-:yF'f--'f 'f I 0 I r v 3 f 1 . , r I 1 DEDICATIO Q1 N.:.r....kM.,-.,.Q...L.-s.-mf,x-.es,:,- xxx Q,-X5 i..x.N N N.,4....,-.-..-..,nQ-L..-Nmxwx ....-..,...,. ,-wk-..RN.. To L. RALSTON THOMAS on the occasion of our graduation and his retirement from Moses Brown School we dedicate this Mosaic ,sg admiration for his long record X X of distinguished service to the School aaa t I if gratitude for his spiritual and intellectual l f guidance K . A if ,ju V' xx T4 X 'Hx ff X5 k J x 4' 4, XXX -lf' of x ,' X 71 F Nl 'L -. f- M. Q - -gr s ,n',1si'1rfn H if!! It Ja N., X Z ? 2 K' 5-TB' X, V j . JK 5 M- 5 -5 The retirement of L. Ralston Thomas after thirty-four years of service to Moses Brown School brings to a close the longest administration in the Schools history. All those connected with the School deeply regret his leaving for Mr. Thomas has been one of the most outstanding and most popular headmasters in Moses Brown School s history. Besides being a very capable educational administrator, he has been a living example of a distinguished and friend- ly gentleman for all boys who have been privileged to attend Moses Brown School in the last thirty-four years. The spiritual, physical, mental, and social development of the youth under his guidance will always be a tribute to him. L. Ralston Thomas matriculated at Haverford College in the fall of 1909, achieving there a very enviable record. l 1 7 Q Mr. Thomas Circa 1922 In his freshman year in addition to the academic work, he was a track star, won his numeral in track, soccer, and cricket, and was a member of the class football team. He received the Congdon Prize Ball for the Best Freshman Bowler and toured England with the cricket team. As a sophomore he won his letter in track, was on the College Relay Team, captained the class track team, and played football and soccer. In his junior and senior years he was a letterman in football, soccer, and track, captained the track and soccer teams, and was a member of the class gym team. In addition to his sports and other extracurricu- lar activities, Mr. Thomas held the offices of class treasurer, secretary, and president during his years at Haverford. After his graduation from Haverford in 1913, Mr. Thomas returned to his own preparatory school, Westtown School, Westtown, Pennsylvania. There he served as science teacher and physical director for four years. In the spring of 1917 he had planned to come to Moses Brown School, but America's entrance into World War I delayed his coming. As a volunteer relief worker for the American Friends Service Committee, he completed two years' serv- ice in France. Then from 1919-1922 he was a member of the Moses Brown faculty as teacher of chemistry and physics, physical director, and track coach. After teaching three years at Moses Brown, he was appointed principal of Friends' Central School in Philadelphia, where he remained for two years before succeeding Dr. Gifford as headmaster of Moses Brown School in 1924. He received his master of education degree at Harvard in 1925. During the administration of Mr. Thomas many changes have been made. Probably the most important change occurred in 1925 when the New England Yearly Meeting of Friends acquired Lincoln School, and Moses Brown be- came exclusively a boys' school in 1926. This transforma- tion was not an easy one, but it was accomplished in a manner highly satisfactory to everyone. Concerning the change Frances E. Wheeler, Headmistress Fmerita of Lincoln School, said, The emigration of the girls from Moses Brown School to Lincoln School presented various problems. For their solution we relied constantly on the unfailing courtesy, wise council and continual interest of Ralston Thomas. Mfr. L. Ralrzon Tbomm 7 Under the personal supervision of the mission, the work extended over a wide area and benefitted thousands. It consisted in providing food for a sup- plementary meal every day to five thousand ap- prentices and medical students, and to 5,000 children in each of two areas in thecountry. In addition, clothing was distributed to appren- tices, teachers, and students, especially to refugee students. Substantial distributions of food and cloth- ing were also made to institutions, chiefly for chil- dren and old people. Altogether, hundreds of tons of food and clothing, all supplied by the Friends Serv- ice Committee, were distributed by the mission. During the last six months of his work, Mr. Thomas was also chairman of the Council of Foreign Relief Agencies, which met bi-weekly to discuss problems of relief and establish understanding with governmental offices. On July 2, 1947, when Mr. and Mrs. Thomas completed their work, they were decorated by the Hungarian government. The Prime Minister con- ferred upon Mr. Thomas a Cross of the Order of Merit with a citation. Mrs. Thomas, who gave much personal assistance to individuals, was awarded the Golden Cross of the Order. Mr. Thomas has persistently strived to keep him- self and the entire staff of Moses Brown abreast of the times. Through his own membership in pro- fessional groups and his encouragement of teachers to do advanced study, visit schools, and join profes- Views of the Thomas home on the Cape , .. , Mr. and IVIH. Thomas in their living room at Ylforer Brown Furthermore, Mr. Thomas began a program of gradual changes to make the best and fullest possible use of the school properties for the boys. Tennis courts, three new playing fields, an attractive Lower School gymnasium, a music room, a modern infirmary, and many houses for married masters were only a small part of the program. In 1946 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas again heeded the call of the American Friends Service Committee and took a year's leave of absence from Moses Brown to head a mission of relief work in Hungary. sional associations, the School has maintained its high academic standing. Mr. Thomas' active part in such local organizations as the Barnard Club, the R. I. Secondary School Principals' Association, the Inde- pendent Schools Association of R. I., of which he was an organizer and hrst president, and the R. I. Society for Mental Hygiene has identified the School closely with the educational affairs of city and state, as his work with the Quaker Headmasters and Head- masters Association has given it prominence out- side the state. In recognition of these services he was elected president of several of these groups, granted an honorary Sc. D. by the R. I. College of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences, and in 1935 was made a life trustee of Brown University. Mr. Thomas' contributions to Moses Brown School are immeasurable. The feeling that many of us have concerning him was expressed by E. Gardner Jacobs, Vice-President of Bryant College, when he said, I have enjoyed his outlook on many matters, particu- larly his sympathetic and sincere interest in young people, their aims and ambitions. It is a great satis- faction to me as an alumnus to have him so highly regarded in civic and communal affairs as well as in educational circles. His wide scope of interests adds luster to Moses Brown and broadens the horizon of the young men who are privileged to study under the guidance of Dr. L. Ralston Thomas. We shall miss him. mom , Q The 1955 Mosarc l'O0m, - again rlends years wn ro ngary, s high 1 such R. I. Inde- .ch he R. I. School . stare, Head- e out- ie was granted rrmacy a life School s have lacobs, aid, 1 articu- young : satis- highlY l as in 5 adds V zon of u1'lClCI FACULTY GEORGE C. ST. JOHN, JR. H efzdmafter- el ect Harvard University A.B. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge University g ' 4 1 LC 0 5 Honoa 0 -5 CJQ' - 00 +5 ' ---:--.. . f ,-., fff' '-f A vi ' D h rf - 11-21 -. lv, .5 0 --WN X, 12.-'gk 7' Y -QQ' 4 N 15411: fw.,gfL75ig?. A' :M f -' 24411: D'l7?!ff '- ,,-,,,'f, fQfaxf f'f5'?ff' L Y 1 f my fn g,x..M.' ,XMM , , ,, J Q4 ,U 1, x ,,,., -X M if 'y YW ? , Ai. 1 . I ew. --x fXwf.f:.Q3 Q , , v --.-:'..,.' , -3,4 X '- N ,gx f N paw W4 W QSM ,mil 0 . YN! , . 1 f ,Q 'gi T4 ga 4 52 S, 5 Kel az:...:rf '2,. .x 1 ,,Q- , Q ii ! 1 Nw, A vi' f, :,, fi: ?- 1 v '11 iv 'lv . Y! 99? . I -3' MQ 1.26, A' faifik Qi. ' 4 In N ' , far ::: :,, . - 4 AZ -. fe-it 4 an . fe, Q , .-1-gg -3 f-K-. K 7-A . Y- .f. v- -X ax, .,,-.v.x, , VY, F FACULTY MARI QMAN Tenfing fr ,X HOWARD M. ROBERTS Mathematics is Earlham, B.A,,' y University of Pennsylvania, MQA JOSEPH W. TINKER Mathematic: i U University of New Hainfshihe, Boston Univefsi ty lg W ' Univefsityipofgyaiinont ' f I e yi y 'ri' The 1955 Mosaic AM W lg 5 X AX . V ,, x 'ff' . , V W. if ,N XX-lk A' - 5 z 1 1 1 , 4 1, , nf, A l -N mmf: .- N 5 4 ,f A f , f f,f44f27x V 4 T 1 , v ' ' 421- ,gf 25422 5 , 27? ' , ,W M , J. A M ' X 1 -x 'y ,,, X , ff' , YJ ff iff ,,..V , LMA D : ol! ,Ml Rx L, f ff? , , 1 V he 15 rw f . 76, , ,Jw fq, . .S fn- ' !f'!i :Ju new v- w, , ,wt fx , iff . ,, A ,inf N, ff A, , X M. K , .px '-1--V --2. 2 .- My c XXWZYWWNW M. :Sf vf 3429. A, ,Wy igw, vga' Qgfzz-ff X x ,xy ww -i -.4 ,. . www ,M ., 0 .wwgf-. QN X. X, .... f--bffg v.77-- . . . ,f 1, 'Hf Aix 2 I if ' ' ,, , 'fugpgw ff gf , N ,M ,,,f , x - ,Aw f f ikgsmfig xx , f , lf xx x Wim V, ,Aw .. .EX-. 1 sf Q I 2 2 3 A .. ,WN U OFFICE STAFF 1 ELISABETH G. WEEKS, A.B. Secretary ,Af MARGARET E. LITTLEFIELD, A.M. Ojfce Affimznt , X 2 X NANCY B. ,KEACH Affiftant to Tfeamrer ' ALICE P. ALLEN, B.S. Ojce Ayfixmnt M-H Q .,..XW-,M ' nf 422fiQ? 1 If . gy, ,, f-fi -I Q- 'gg A 'X' 1. .f ,. Q, f.: :A Q? izzfl: f' UQ L 'A . V M. R Q , CC., ,. 3 ,Q L W N-W -W , L 46 Q . ' - -wY..'..-..,W-wx kv-ffbmxx ' . . l.,..N , X www, AWE' A7'is ,K M -.4.4,.,..,,L s -M, V S --A.. V ' Q AQ f W fx . 41 ffnifi C 1 . X .ff N aw .g. LN--, ::. fl QQ-J , gh, wwf Q ,, X g THELMA B. YOUNG Dietician STAFF ii N- Q' 5Ffh.Ap!Z6f?'9W' CORNELIA FLYNN School Nurse Z 1 1st Row: Dwares, Capuano, Curtis, Walls, Buonanno, Behr- Sth Row: Bewlay, Davis, McElroy, Merchant, Pearce. endt, Hysko, Cummings. 2nd Row: Houriet, Hindley, 6th Row: Mclnnes, Barron, Hollman, Alpert, Fleming. Wetherald, Olmsted, Leand, Colby, Levinger, Tothy. 3rd 7th Row: Wilson, Turner, Pettigrew, Hill, Stenmark. Back Row: Schartner, Benjamin, Sherman, Myrow, Leon. 4th Row: Smith, Perry, Allen. Row: Arden, McLeod, Timperley, Vallone, Windsor. ,si-. X- ,7,-3 .-...Q , i L et -. , .- .i ., ,,, sakmH-mL.- - ,- ,C-..i... ..f.1 ..........-..--..... -T A ,Q -. , ' '...i -1 -' ,-'A ' -Y 1 i i i . , -, . - -, - 1 , , 1 ' W BERNARD V. BUONANNO, JR., Preficierzzf RICHARD B. WALLS, Vice President RICHARD W. CURTIS, Secretary DOUGLAS M. BEHREN DT, Treamrer DONALD R. HYSKO, S. A. C. MR. WILLIAM PAXTON, Faculty Aflvifer D tn-. i1m1ee-A f r A - A ..al,,,1,Q,1.i,i,V,-v '!g,lQ i H3-Y ,I ,gl 4Agx 4-f I .....,, ...,...,O.,-,j - fx- DH,f.x llearce. ming. Back L , JWMM LOUIS SAUL ALPERT Wy! Saul, Ace 840 Madison St., Fall River, Mass. i Entered Moses Brown 1953 Grade 10 Third Form: Swimming, Spring Track Fourth Form: Cross Country, Varsity Swimming, Track, Camera Club Fifth Form: Tennis, Varsity Swimming, Spring Track, Glee Club, Proscenium Club, Mamie Board, M. B. N ew! Here is savoir faire -- here is romance - here is Fall River's Rudolph Valentino, Saul Ace,' Alpert. Having gained an intense interest for the esthetic pleasures, Saul has spent three most enlightening years at Mo-ses Brown. Among his many accomplish- ments here are his position on the swimming team and his exploits in a flashy red convertible. What is in his future? W PETER ARDEN Pete 83 Scarborough Rd., Pawtucket, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1952 Grade 10 Third Form: V. Football, J. V. Basketball, V. Baseball, Honors Fourth Form: J. V. Football, V. Basketball, J. V. Baseball, Honors Fifth Form: Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Baseball Late this fall Miss Young reported strange objects flying through the air, they were merely the result of Pete's attempt to get ahead with her by leaving plenty of ice cream on the table . . . He impressed everyone except Mr. Raines with his astoun in is: tory test marks. ,JV V 1 95 ' X Qbwwflv V33 'J BT11511955 Mosaici wi if Of MICHAEL STEPHEN BARRON Mike 101 North Common St. Lynn Mass. Entered Moses Brown Sept. 1953 Grade 11 Fourth Form: V. Football, Varsity Basketball, let- ter, Varsity Baseball, Honors X . QD. bffcifjidyiigxt Mg,M.N' DOUGLAS MATHER BEHRENDT Doug Box 5, Howard, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1941 Pre-Primary First Form: Bumblebee Baseball, Bumblebee Foot- ball, Dance Committee, Honors Second Form: Middlers Baseball, Middlers Football, junior Swimming, Science Club, Science Fair First Grant Third Form: J. V. Baseball, J. V. Football, Junior Swimming, Chess Club, Class Treasurer, Science Club, S.A.C., Science Fair First Grant, Biology Prize, Honorary Mention English, Honors Fourth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Varsity Wrestl- ing, letter, Tennis, M. B. Newry Dance Committee, Honors, Hannah J. Bailey Ermy on Peace, 1st prize. Fifth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Captain of Var- sity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball, Snack Bar Commit- tee, Class Treasurer, S.A.C., Assistant Editor of Del- phimzg Editor-in-Chief of M. B. Newry Assistant Manager of Delpbiem Doug divides his time unequally between Moses Brown and Milton Avenue, where, on a certain memorable occasion he was presented with a 2900 lb. bouncing baby jaguar. Although he never joined the Glee Club, Doug proved to everyone the fine quality of his voice when he sang Lord jeffrey Am- herst to the dean of Amherst admissions so im- pressively that he was accepted to the college much earlier than expected. CLASS OF 195 5 Fifth Form: Varsity Basketball, Tennis, Managing Editor of Momicg M. B. Newry Proscenium Club, Varsity Baseball Live, love, and laugh at it all. Wit and humor hit Moses Brown en meme in nineteen fifty-three when a fair-haired boy from Lynn, Massachusetts, Mike Barron, entered the fourth form. Mike brought with him a very essential piece of equipment which has continually proved to be quite an asset, a little black book. He also brought the drive for scholastic honors and positions on both the varsity basketball and varsity baseball teams. Mike, never forget your black book. Yes, even Adam had 'em! Q X l s ' , . .. . Q23-.. ' , . 1 5 V., yt! , ' 'S -:ik 1. , sa: 0- - 1 f- wx ,-K A -- rf' N - .-.egg Q, ' ,fl .3 xt::Q.Q.,3!gsg', - Ig, ji afix, Q . a Wifi: F iss-Sita' 3321 3 atm- 1 ffl? -1 of wx -.ft v 1. f. Lfbs' - is-Q92 aim- 'f' 1- .,ifi.,S.yi,1'l?i'f kj ,-,.-vii' i Sl .?f:.z,, i i- . 5' aff' aff? XSL, ,int ,QV-I QMS? FL ffi L'.r-IQ, pidsga, 1652: ' fs fMff':. J-,f.-f.gATi?5t,',' K- ,f-ff,-JIM 'fit 7 fl, - -511 1,-A153 'S-1, xf fdq, QE 155 Lili-'f2fI f':Z.i. 3555 T N' ' . 1 6iflisifilif't'3fff'E5ix'.1f'ci2:iI'1QiNZil .7:'Vig'f'l5i!..'f:i2S57,: it -b L,-C553 Q 'FW'-' '-iI?rfff'9 .iff W' A-'Tel . P 1 g,'f-fig,-,Q 16,9 '+Slf.-5i'..Q'1-5ff.- iff. ffggsfixfim . fm- as :M -.mv as S A -' rs gvyv Kwan-f' - ,P , 9 ,i f . . ag sf yi5iA,'qpjffQs..1Qgg,.-'sgsrlrfff A522131-5, S 13ig'pg,ftisi?vg3 'Sfmt g'-Q rfv' figs' igffpg K, t, . is-V .. 1 f ,NKF ,V Q J .AQ H f'j-xv,-A V 4 1 . ,Q . .2 55 ?f'fj'i7 ,-jg-555:-fwdilf - -4 5.ZTff'1-3L+wtxfg,'If :its siwffs - ,fb-' vi-ffxfa ,ig six-is sgglsv,-55,gv,?5E?s:?. . wi ii . 4'F.' V K ff L' 'Vx'-vix 1 .' -'if ' v . - a vs ' . if' ff 1 gf W! -fit w. yn?-3' -f fv,5:.11f s - . sf x e zf1s,2liii s5i?1a-2 if .1-me-.writer -.2 fiiv 1 ' -3. -fl,-' ,wil -S-fist' , -ss Q s !'i+'Qr'fiN-'D-1' .- ' ' X- S Mft iff,-2 ...i - ff,-. . .. its ft v . 'K ,, SWA -1,41 1' X . '- LF gs.,,X:U.,Z,fg'gii ,gs fmiggxfu Il' .5,,.EQlQ:ktf-:Qjt.i. iiwjf Y ...M fg 20 if . , .. . . , . . . ,- . ..,,.g- N v. :VLH ,,1M.A,,.-argl.,-1' qu,-h-W, -,JR ,Ml ,l-.1 Y ...M.pW, ,J -laJ',1rJ 'Li55,E,,.:-,M,L,,,:,.,,4y.,...... , ,..., , . rv-, jr' C in CC H f ic THOMAS LIVINGSTON BENJAMIN Tom Tommy 66 Slater Avenue Providence R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept. 1948 Grade 6 First Form: Vice President of Class' Bumblebees Baseball' Bumblebees Football' Basketball' Student Activities Committee' junior Swimming Second Form: Middlers Baseball' Captain Bumble- bees Football' Basketball' Swimming Third Form: Captain J. V Football' Swimming' Fourth Form: President of Class' Associate Editor of Delphian Chess Club' Football' Glee Club' M B Newt Proscenium Club' S. A. C.' Swimming' Spring Track' Honors' Founders Prize' 2nd English Prize' 3rd Prize Hannah J. Bailey Peace Prize Fifth Form: Assistant Editor Delpbian Varsity ll , , let 2 if Tennis, Glee Club i , i or ' I. 7 7 7 ' ' hr I 7 7 7 etts, 7 7 7 3 gh , h h I 1 little astic tball your 7? Y yt it 45 'Z ,gf Football, Assistant Editor Mosaic, Assistant Editor Delploiang Assistant Editor M. B. New! Not scared of books but petrified of girls . . . often seen dwarfed by stacks of vocabulary cards . . . all for variety in sports . . . most of time spent arguing with Merchant about the advantages or dis- advantages of feminine companionship . . . at true connoisseur of barbershop harmony and a member of Iolanthe's chorus line. Jvvkl mgftxi x, few M4 X 4 V 49 .1-M, QQ? 2' J- il -if 1 ,...,,,,-.. ,.W...s ,. itt, ..,., .,.5, .,!-.-L. M416 3, , Q414- Sf--w affxll af 4 .w fw1'f.f1.-lT'1Z.4Q .. '95-w..,, ROBERT MATHER BEWLAY Bob 10 Hillcrest Ave., Greenville, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1951 M Grade 9 Second Form: Middlers Football, junior Swimming, Middlers Baseball Third Form: J. V. Football, Varsity Swimming, J. V. Baseball Fourth Form: J. V. Football, Varsity Swimming, let- ter, J. V. Baseball Fifth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Captain of Var- sity Swimming, letter, Varsity Track Bob first made the long, hard journey to Moses Brown from his home way out in the apple coun- tryn in 1951. He took to the water so naturally that he became Boss of Mr. Wbitf0rd'r Batlazfab Brigade in his senior year. Although ordinarily quiet he as- tounded everybody one day last year wh-en he suc- cessfully upheld the rights of lower classmen against those naturally conceited seniors. The 1955 Mosaic I f..N' 'L' Z Q' I 9 - ,fy N filo l ' . P - li QQ XJ X k.,hisR15LAQfD ,VIll'flCENT.B6iOlVANNO,WE1i. L QW? 1 A'lBerni Mister 'BSWV f 2 .U -A 1 ff' , A gl Q,-,f 4 I 1 X FQ' .tiki Lfitfafookwf-ii lffoviflsflcea . l , l A Mjhintelrfxll Molsesf4Browrr'3ept., 8'-J on if fjgfrade 7 EDWARD JOSEPH CAPUANO, JR. Clip 52 President Ave., Providence, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1952 Grade 10 Third Form: J. V. Football, junior Swimming, Ten- nis ' Fourth Form: Tennis, junior Swimming, 2nd Prize Senior Declamation Contest Fifth Form: Tennis, Wrlestling, Business Mgr. of Proscenium Club, Business Mgr. of Mamie Come 'n get your red-hot tickets all you lucky people, orated Aristotle Capuano in the hallowed confines of study ha1l.eWith this, the renowned ve- hicle trad-er strutted out to his newly painted chariot and drove ol? to solicit ads for the yearly tribune. ' First F rhrt' liumbllebees l1Q,otball,,Bufnblebees. Bas- ketbgllg Bumb ebees Wball ig IN I I . V fi if . Qxjesdond fE51'm: Nfilllllers lEQo5ball, E-mor Varsity Bas- ff Qketglga-11, .lylitgllers Bas, bjzifl F., if icy C jfLr:1'1iIidA6iIr1i1l Iunioi VQi2fyilFootball, Varsit5? B'asket-, rx ball, lyfefi A arfs?tyiBas- ba , Chess Cllib, Delglaigm XE.,fKB'oafd.,fSri'aclk Bar,'Honors,f ,Wh l fe' ... up -tgofifhqyafiiix Varsity is-4155 Vafsimigagkefbau, Of -ilsfger, arsity Baseball, 'le!ttfer,J,Trealsurer of Class, Af.-'Qunior Member of Athletic? Kssbc., Business Man- tf - i ager of Delphimzg M. B. Newg' Snack Bar, S. A. C, Member Fifth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Captain of Var- sity Basketball, letter, Captain of Varsity Baseball, President of Class, President Athletic Association, President of S. A. C., Circulation Editor of Delplaicmy Managing Editor of M. B. Newry Mamie Board Head of just about everything in school . . . most modest member of the U51 Club . . . has a purple award which he always keeps close to his heart . . . infamous tennis enthusiast . . . stays up nights think- ing of ways to keep the boys in 8th period study happy. . IE.. N lf, - .- S V.:- ..'x. Z ,':p M- , 5417 Q, -,,,' , .::A L i C. sbilll tion, Gun, most irple iinif .tudy ' ' rf Al 1 f 41, , mf-2343 1' r Y, guy 'A 115: v1'lJ'25W as 'P Zfffwiii it 45? 4 at Mba., A, 551- L , .a.fff3,... f,gnAQ,5 lfirfl ?.'Z2 'Q 5 E P 4 life' 7 ff ,,., 1:22 ' sg: . GEORGE STANLEY CHAPPELL Chap Blackstone St., Uxbridge, Mass. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1952 Grade 11 Fourth Form: M. B. Newt Staff, Varsity Cross Coun- try, letter, Winter Track, letter, J. V. Baseball Fifth Form: Glee Club, Varsity Cross Country, letter, Winter Track . George Chappell came to Moses Brown in 1952. George, a music lover at heart, has a collection of over 150 popular records, the better part of which can be heard all over one end of the building. He claims he has several records capable of cracking even the finest mirror. A talented distance runner, he has been after Mr. Howe to install a metal rabbit on the school's cross country course to help him make better time. C RICHARD BURTON COLBY Dick, Bull Tickey 31 Nayatt Rd., West Barrington, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1949 Grade 7 First Form: Basketball, Tennis, Chess Club Second Form: Basketball, Tennis Third Form: Tennis, M. B. Newry Golf, letter, Honors Fourth Form: Tennis, Varsity Swimming, M. B. N ewry Honors Fifth Form: Tennis, Varsity Swimming, Science Club, M. B. Newr In the year 1949, the familiar cry of Bull Tickey' first rang through the corridors of Moses Brown, as the son of M'Dad first entered school. During eighth period, Dick can be seen calculating on his circular slide rule the exact number of seconds it will take him to swim one hundred laps, play nine holes, finish his ladder match, or pick up his sister at Lin- coln. ii,i he RICHARD WALKER CURTIS Dick, Buzzy 279 Highland Ave., Cowesett, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1945 Grade 3 First Form: Class President, Camera Clubg S. A. C. Member, Chess Club, Middlers Track, Tennis, Hon- ors p Second Form: Proscenium Club, Class Secretary, Camera Club, S. A. C. Member, Chess Clubg Mid- dl-ers Track, Tennis Third Form: Class Secretary, Varsity Track, S. A. C. Member, J. V. Football CCO-Captainj, Camera Clubg junior Swimming, Proscenium Club, Honors Fourth Form: Class Secretary, Varsity Track, Snack Bar Committee, S. A. C. Member, Varsity Football, Camera Club, Honors, Varsity Swimming, Pros- cenium Club Fifth Form: Class Secretary, Exchange Editor of Delplaiang Snack Bar Committee, S. A. C. Member, Varsity Football, letter, Varsity Swimming, Treas- of Camera Clubg Varsity Track, Stage Mgr. of Pros- cenium Club y Dick Curtis, the old pro of the boarding depart- ment, has been living at M. B. for ten years. After serving four years in a row as a class secretary, Dick has become an expert. He was an up-and-coming J. V. Lineman till one day when his nose happened to get pushed out of place. f .4 ff,f f f V, M, ff 4 It ,WM , f W , , A , A fl C70 M I W WT t I M3210 SW at Mi. if iw aff WA W .M ,. 2 M f RICHARD LOVELL CUMMINGS Dick 15 Warren St., Nantucket, Mass. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1954 Grade 12 Fifth Form: Tennis, J. V. Basketball, Camera Club Dick Cummings, a feature of old Nantucket, spent many a pleasant hour at Moses Brown and Lincoln Schools during the past academic year. Dick brought the schools a touch of calm Island life with its com- fortable Chryslers and peaceful morgues. Recently, the melodious sounds of Stay clear of that pole have sounded through senior corridors during the later hours. Have you been talking in your sleep, Dick? W af r SF ' Qpgaglziilg HW Wi. ,lk W ,Q ANDREW HAMBLY DAVIS, JR. Andy,' 251 Woodlawn St., Fall River, Mass. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1953 Grade 11 Fourth Form: Varsity Basketball, J. V. Baseball, Dance Committee, Honors Fifth Form: Manager Football, letter, Varsity Basket- ball, M. B. Newry Sci-ence Club, Camera Club, Base- ball Oh for a tempting mors-el of that culinary delight. It is 1953, and Andy Davis and his chocolate cakes have entered their fourth year at Moses Brown School. Little did Andy know that he would soon be among those select few in the boarding depart- ment to achieve scholastic honors, to become a var- sity football manager, and to receive a daily letter from some fair damsel. DONALD HAROLD DWARES Don 75 Laurel Ave., Providence 6, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1949 Grade 7 First Form: Tennis, Chess Club, Basketball Second Form: Chess Club, Tennis, Basketball Third Form: Tennis, Basketball, Camera Club, Chess Club, Delphian Board Fourth Form: Tennis, J. V. Basketball, Spring Track, Delpbian Board, Chess Club, Camera Club Fifth Form: Tennis, J. V. Basketball, Spring Track, Delpbiazn Board, Mamie Board, Chess Club Having had much experience as business manager of the Delphian, Don is now supporting half the Mamie with his conscientious ad-getting . . . Dware's Dare Devil Drivers could be seen Monday through Friday between 3: 10 and 3:30 on the Quaker Speed- way. . V, 1 A. - Q. a ' 'T ,445 L A is 1 O .J-cya. 1 Q is rr 4 hx o B f Y E L5 'iff 0 4, 0' 3 ,q,w.,Y+..a -1 we my st . The 1955 Mosaic , J Q5 9 5 25 I' ik ,M ...a A-ct' .f 1993, T B E F Fi 4' ' l ' Q go M f X, si bl . li 1 I, . . Q, THOMAS FRANCIS HILL Tom 511 Oaklawn Ave., Cranston, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1952 Grade 10 Third Form: Tennis, J. V. Basketball, V. Baseball Fourth Form: J. V. Football, J. V. Basketball, Var- sity Track, letter Fifth Form: Cross Country, letter, Captain Winter Track, letter, Captain Spring Track Tom is one of the best of Howe's Harriers yet. He went out for track late in his Junior year and immediately jumped to the front in the distance events. Of local hot-rod fame, he is believed to be pointing now at speedway records instead of track records. A CLASS or 1955 BYRON MASON FLEMMING, JR. Ace,', Mace 95 Catlin Ave., Rumford, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1943 Grade 1 First Form: Bumblebees Football, Basketball, Mid- dlers Baseball, Treasurer of Class, S. A. C. Member Second Form: Middlers Football, Basketball, Mid- dlers Baseball Third Form: J. V. Football, J. V. Basketball, Captain J, V. Baseball, Dance Committee, Chess Club Fourth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball, Glee Club Fifth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Dance Com- mittee, Camera Club, Chess Club, Glee Club, Mamie Board, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball In the year 1991 there was a new and a strange man living at No. 4 St. Luke's Square. Mace had arrived, and with him a new era of fashion at Moses Brown. Amid the tumult and the shouting Cof Rol- lie, Rollie, Rollienj Flem managed to distinguish himself in football and basketball. He seems to have his mind set on some Indian farm school up North. Us 'ic-,fs -wi.,JecC+sck . ., f J Igikjr 'L LA -LF--sf Q., , -'X'-C ' ig 'V I ' ! 1.1- ade 1 Mid. her Mid- iptain asker- Com- lomic range f: had vfoses Rol- guish have xrth. l '2 1 1 . my ...fzpi ANTHONY FREDERICK HINDLEY Tony 45 Lakeview Rd., Sayl-esville, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1950 Grade 8 First Form: Tennis, Bumblebees Baseball, Form Winner, Time Current Affairs Test, Honors, 2nd English Prize Second Form: Vice President of Class, Second English Prize, Middlers Baseball, Honors, Stud-ent Activities Committee, Tennis Third Form: President of Class, Dance -Committee, QI. V. Baseball, Second English Prize, High Honors, Student Activities Committee, Basketball Fourth Form: Harvard Club Book Prize, First Eng- lish- Prize, Honors, Form Winner, Time Current Affairs Test, Tennis Fifth Form: Editor-in-Chief, Delphiang Editor-in- chief, Mamie, M. B. Newry Manager of Athletic Store, letter One of the toilers of the dark, dark cage, Tony emerges every spring for the baseball season. He may often be found in one of the remote recesses enjoy- ing the Illiad. A quiet and industrious worker, he has won a permanent spot on the Honor Roll. Some- time in the future we expect to see Tony publishing the United Nations' News in every language. I--.L. og Ji...J., wad, and all 4062444 fm 'j u7' f WM J - PHILIP STEPHEN HOLLMAN Phil, Phlip 393 West Elm St., Brockton, Mass. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1952 Grade 10 Third Form: Camera Club, J. V. Football, Tennis, Wrestling, Honors Fourth Form: Camera Club, Dance Committee, As- sociate Editor of Delphiang Varsity Tennis, letter, Varsity Wrestling, Honors Fifth Form: Camera Club, Chess' Club, Assistant Editor of Delpbiamg M. B. Newry Tennis, letter, Varsity Wrestling In our third form year waitresses and waiters all over Providence were flabbergasted by a blond boy with a thick French accent. After three years at Moses Brown Phil has double monologues. Mr. Poly- glut Hollman also took up Latin and can now talk his way into or out of any Roman Holiday like an old pro. Between his Tyrolean attire and School X in Natick, Mass., his senior year has been very busy. All Phil has to say is: Be wise, Latinizef' ,The 1955 Mosarcy gygg gpyf DONALD ROBERT HYSKO Don, Cisco, Polak 138 Harris St., Pawtucket, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1952 Grade 10 Third Form: J. V. Football, junior Swimming, J. V. Baseball S Fourth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Varsity Swim- ming, Varsity Baseball, Chess Club Fifth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Varsity Swim- ming, Varsity Baseball, Chairman of S. A. C., Chess Club , Headlines of the future: Diplomatic relations be- tween Poland and France were almost severed until teetotaler Mendes-France discovered that it was tea Ambassador Hysko was drinking from a bottle at diplomatic caucusf' Rock of the'forward wall, in- undating freestyler, sharpshooting foul ball hitter, Don has provided that patriotic touch in English that we all- hold so dear. ' 1 fbi i liiv I il f A tl of xg 17.9 I 'ax fill,-K ,lj In V . pfilljf igyj. 9 up if . ' A ' ,- if , J ly l fp ,li gif ' V, lil: , X. JOHN WILLIAM HOURIET Jack, Juan 1509 Calle Mirsonia Santurce, Puerto Rico Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1951 Grade 9 Second Form: Tennis, Basketball, Middlers Baseball Third Form: Cross Country, Wrestling, Spring Track Fourth Form: Cross Country, Wrestling, Spring Track, Secretary of Science Club, Lighting Mgr. of Prosceniurn Club Fifth Form: Cross Country, Varsity Swimming, Spring Track, Science Club, Lighting Mgr. of Pros- cenium Club jack Houriet, the San juan Don juan, came to Providence in 1951. jack arrived to try out the happy hunting grounds of his older brother Ed, '54. Ever the nature lover, Jack uses northern winters to chill his demitasse on the fire escape. Over his hi-fi system comes a brand of native jazz which should, I believe, be given back to th-e Indians. ,. ,V y ,J 6 Enteff Fouflh Spring Fifth Comli It's H Rhode that P 0111619-ul gained 3 track and the Tom COCUI. . , ...r.....vvf . lr. A, Qfofkx r'l'f1f2 ?'.Q3'fg - xp' i, I.- . . in I t 1 t + 1- 6 . . 3 i l ,. valf. 1 -F If f- 77 f , . 'L ' ' 7 I -efl ,4 fl 1 Q! J Y. f .f f , . 'if' 1J4:,,v4 QL..-if 4i,f'xiZfU.f f- 1?:,9ff,..?34,,,,ffg-744, X. ff-, J' G , ' :W W' f '7 ,Q 7-'-7 : L4 47 ,, V,-w V. , Ay .-it Q k '7r j 'I iffy' VQ542f.! ' 1-Qffif-'QfJf'Lwz Qf' F Q' . if 5 'iii' 54. f 0 -17 M l if , . , I , f.-f2' V .1 rf' ,sf f' I , J' ,.',l7'J P .,V,l,f,Y,v.,3g,.. .Q,,,,.L- yi--,Q1J, up ,,mv,.., 53,1 f,JL,f....,., f . f ,CLASS OF 1955 3 -' if' if - nw ,,.f.., , 3 ui! : ' 1' few ,Q-1. 28 '1 3 gm . .F .- -mf ff '4-.J if ,, fir 425 , vp J ..- 5,.,EZ!,,fk5:zLq1,,,'t,g, If ,aj 6 N Grade 9 Baseball 8 Track Illl Mgr of unming 0 Pros came to e happy U I J fav- DM WILLIAM THOMAS KNIGHT JR Tom 515 Oraclell Ave Oradell N J Entered Moses Brown Sept 1955 Grade 11 Fourth Form Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Spring Track Fifth Form Varsity Basketball Glee Club Dance Committee Its a long way from New jersey to Providence Rhode Island but Tom Knight survived the trip On that pleasant September day in 1955 he had been officially enrolled as a student at Moses Brown He gained a position in three varsity sports, football, track and basketball He also gained recognition for ' 1 , R is . ' Q 'uuy jg! 0 V I mf' . K l Ealff ' V, 'iff J . 5, A M at if J E v t y K , 1 c pppr I t 5, f l 1 a r sar t a l1l tes , . 5 l 5 a r s I I a y 5 ttt was s I SP g ' flf Ever the chill his system believe, , 'i t 1 . L, fl the Tom Knight jokes and for his uaffaire-du coeur. v I , 1 .-If ,' K K EDWARD CAREY LEAND UEd-Y! 44 Hazard Ave., Providence 6, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1945 Grade 3 First Form: Camera Club, Bumblebees Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball Second Form: Camera Club, Middlers Football, Track Third Form: Camera Club, Science Club, Assistant Business Manager Delpbima' V. Football, Wrestl- ing, Varsity Tennis, letter Fourth Form: Camera Club, Science Club, Business Mgr. Delphimfzy V. Football, Wrestling, Tennis, letter Fifth Form: Camera Club, Science Club, Business Mgr. Delphiam' Winter Track, Tennis Ed, chiefly responsible for the keeping of order in study hall, apple of the teacher's eye, has received numerous citations for safe driving from various state officials. just as Mr. Raines was getting down to brass tacks one memorable day, he discovered Ed's Achilles Heelf, By dint of occasional appearances on the tennis courts, Ed has worked his way into the ranks of the tennis team. if Kel 1 41 ' . 1 ' , ld flu--Q. , ' - 1.5 Y i I 1 T ITEM. K I . in . mi I mill' like I ' X i is it i f' fi FLA' A X e tffji-L 5 X , X 3 , U S I ,ge 1 ' ' '. I 29 The 1955 Mosaic 1 N 43' -X a ' K i 1. S+ 1 i , 1 1 4 . ' Q , 4 . I, i ' Q 5 D ' S fi ' N.. , . - '1 , . Q r ll , le. .fqxl FREDERICK NEUGASS LEVINGER Fred,' 176 Cole Ave., Providence, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1942 Pre-Primary First Form: Class Secretary, S. A. C., Bumblebees Baseball Second Form: Winner of Fall jr. Tennis Tourna- ment, Tennis Third Form: Winner of Fall jr. Tennis Tournament' Basketball, Chess Club, M. B. N awry Tennis, letter 3 Fourth Form: Chess Club, M. B. Newry Tennis, let- ter, Honors i Fifth Form: Camera Club, Chess Club, Mamie Board, Circulation Mgr. of M. B. New.r,' Manager of Swim- ming, Captain of Tennis Another of the original sand-box five - took a good grip on a shovel and joined the boys in Miss Eastmanis playground . . . When his grip outgrew the shovel, he took to a tennis rack-et and later be- came captain of the team. Manager of the swimming team, he found himself busily taking down the times from Mr. Whitford on a piece of soaked paper. Y . l V' V j -. 'll ff X ' ' li 'N tiff' fl I l. 1 .t it il' 'if Y LL iff, ' ' 0 AJ ,Lf -ijylf ' 1 1 W ' ,V n ,j ,ji J 1 ltfiJERWY . J' jerry, Leon, Shorty 'F . , 63 Forgt 1-Iilljtld., View Orange, N. J. tv ckjgrereglgj-'IOSesfpbBr6vEh 1952 Q- Grade 10 0jE1HigEyjE0rm,,..,Cfbs Couintry, .t junior K ing, J. V. 'tB'1asebau, it ElurthlfFtlrmzp-'Cross Country,fVar,sfify'1V imming, t-V 'sityTe1iiii'fis, Glee Club 'K Fifth, Rprmz Cross Country, ,tlif Varsity Wrestling, Ten- fgljgjlfilieie Club lj,Beware, Moses Brown, lanother Leon has come. Having entered M. B. in 1952, the third form year, jerry or Little Leoni' as he is commonly called has gained recognition inpone most prominent accom- plishment. He has joined the masses of afternoon visitors who promenade to the Lincoln School. That ,can easily be explained, however, by a new piece of jewelry which Jeremy P. has recently acquired. Let it be said that a Leon always gets his girl. ' 1 f N SN tl. 1 W ' f ,, . 1 1 . .jx prvl Ljipdk fx, ,,g,.x.X lkka V p f Q fi f. , r 48 ,, I X j'i 'l ll ,- , . Q A ll-nl. -- 1.-,clirfw T, wtf, ' cw. raft 1 . Yi. fl 'he' , 1- 4' ' 'fe--X, 5 . is 1 2 - Q- Q7, v .li iN!l...f-T i' K ' Q 1 H ,- ' L K I T X 9 rj , I . tv' I K I I . 4 .., ' Q el 1 4 1 . K r V 4' h. ' fqfl CLASS OF 1955 A 3 is V . I Ll I ' ' A J ' C t . . . . 30 ff'- tw- E5 Ce- ,, . T, EL T7v' D-1-7' ES Eb T ,.-- Siff- 'v uf- oi kat N v y v Gfade 10 ing- v, ' illlrnin ing' Ten- has come. orm year Called has t accom- afternoon JOHN LAWRENCE MCELROY JR Larry 33 Keene St. Providence R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept. 1949 Grade 7 First Form: Tennis' Basketball Second Form: Tennis' Basketball Third Form: Tennis' Basketball Fourth Form: Tennis' Swimming' Assistant Mgr. Baseball Fifth Form: Varsity Swimming' Manager of Varsity Baseball' Tennis Larry known outside of school as Bruno s keeper spent many hours figuring out ways to duck the time I I , . ug l X Q l i i 2 a nhl- , 5' i 7 sr gl 1 1 Q 7 1 a V 7 f 9 I , 1 ,ax ool. Thar v piece of quired. let A . f, 1. fill' f I , K trials in swimming. He was a hard-working manager of the baseball team and was chiefly responsible for keeping the Snack Bar's supply of Fifth Avenues low. I f 31 0 o . 'Q . A . U , i A BRUCE GORDON McINN ES Mac 31 Warren Ave., Woonsocket, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1954 Grade 12 Fifth Form: Glee Club, M. B. Newry Proscenium Club, Tennis The revival of the classical musicians hit M. B. in 1954 with the arrival of the celebrated Wolf- gang Bruce Mclnnes. Most of Bruce's valuable time has been spent at the keyboard, however, once in a great while there has been a break, for Bruce has been planning his European itinerary and making his plans for another party. The 1955 Mosaic DAVID MASON MERCHANT A Dave 616 Angell St., Providence, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1946 Grade 4 First Form: Bumblebees Baseball, Basketball, Dance Committee, 2nd Prize Obadiah Brown Essay, Honors Second Form: Wrestling, Spring Track, Glee Club, Honors Third Form: Varsity Wrestling, Chess Club, Tennis, Glee Club, Honors A Fourth Form: Cross Country, Varsity Swimming, letter, Manager of Tennis, letter, Chess Club, Dance Committee, Glee Club, 2nd Prize Hannah J. Bailey Essay, Honors Fifth Form: Varsity Swimming, Tennis, Proscenium Club, Chess Club, M. B. Newry Assistant Manager of Delploirm A Having joined the class in Miss Pixley's renowned First Intermediate, Dave entered the Upper School under the shadow of the Headmasteris cup. He soon made his way to fame, however, in swimming and tennis, and -even used to forego his date on Monday afternoon to officiate at the chess club of which he was president. .7 4' 09 U ,WS ol 6 C: CLASS OF 1955 DAVIS COOPER MCLEOD Mat, Dave 125 Miller Ave., Rumford, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1946 Grade 4 First Form: Brumblebees Baseball, Basketball, Tennis Second Form: Middlers Baseball, Science Club, Ten- nis Third Form: Camera Club, Chess Club, Varsity Swimming, Tennis, Varsity Golf Fourth Form: Camera Club, Chess Club, Science Club, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Tennis Fifth Form: Camera Club, M. B. Newry President of Science Club, Tennis, Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Spring Track Although always adept at mathematics, Davis found his forte in mechanical drawing and astounded the engineering world by taking a 3rd year of that subject. He also won acclaim by being a consistant winner in the Science Fair. When not busy pounding the dents out of cars, he found time to be one of jubie's top hurdlers. ff U as . E ' , 'U Lit? 3 U Entered T hird Fourth Fifth Allan . a his wi slide rule- Q. in . ,gif boy S . I 1 l 51 143.4 L 11,514 an 1gj,f,.-A rw 1 g f f . ' 1. is 4'v335?f' J, I I . A 553 14+ . 1' , 1 in . . t 1 'ti ' , 1,2 ki I J? i 1 3 9 'V 2 5519. :jfs f IH Q I etball Term CG Club Tm C lub Varsity Club Science I President of Track Varsity matics Drug and astounded ALLAN JAY MYROW Myrow 276 Niagara St Providence R I Entered Moses Brown Sept 1950 Grade 10 Fourth Form Tennis Science Club Fifth Form Tennis Swimming Science Club Allan one of the more jovial members of the class a great teller of yokes especially noted for his wrttrcrsms at the lunch table frequenter of the boys lounge well known for easily solving prob lems with his complicated but completely reliable l Third Form: J. V. Football, Basketball, Camera Club A A A A A A 9 His , . I l . , . . .l in ' V Tzu d year of that ng a consistanr busy pounding rr to be one ol slide rule JAMES WILLIAM OLMSTED .Jima 74 Paterson St., Providence, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1949 Grade 7 First Form: Tennis, Mgr. of Bumblebees Baseballg Basketball Second Form: Tennis: Basketball, Time Current Affairs Test Form Winner Third Form: Tennis, Basketball, Time Current Affairs Test Form Winner, Librarian of Glee Club Fourth Form: Tennis, Varsity Track, Glee Club ' Fifth Form: Tennis, Mgr. Wrtestlingg Glee Club, M. B. Newry Momic Board jim, one of the immigrants to Moses Brown in 1949, evidently brought with him much knowledge, for he has repeatedly made high scores in the annual current affairs test. H-e has been working indus- triously for many years as a manager, howeyer, all lowing for the fact that all seniors are lazy, 'Army installed a set of pulleys to ard him rn maneuvering the wrestling mats. 4 ,s , W if 1 iffy yr fy I ' 3 x , ,L B lipid Jigga? I Q 4' ' ' 'rx L X X X I I ,J lx 5 Y ll W .X 1- -X X mf ,z N 141 U, ,N ixk W, -V Yr-X V, ly, All U V K Lf Xgyff- 12 XT!! '74 GD Ti' 4' F ll ll 'Vi Xl Q, 'Sl 'NJ + A 'ill V Vi ,X vi lf ll The 1955 Mosaic v X V S A Bs. ' . gp! Q K X X -.. - X F - I5 ., 0 x V- K ,VA xp , ,K Y ,ka ,,,. , is Q ,gf Q , 1 1 -C 7 .. . ,w -EST XA 1 , 2 - . y ,ar t M gg l l l 4 l l STEPHEN PERRY Steve Point O'Rocks, Sarasota, Florida Entered Moses Brown March, 1952 Grade 9 Second Form: Middlers Baseball Third Form: -I. V. Football, J. V. Baseball, Varsity Swimming, Dance Committee, Sci-ence Club Fourth Form: Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming, Science Club ' Fifth Form: Tennis, Varsity Swimming, Proscenium Club, Science Club, Chess Club. 1952, that's a magic date for Steve Perry, in this year he entered Moses Brown School. Having sur- vived the strains and toils of the second and third forms, he went on to bigger and better things as an upper former. He gained a top position on the swim- ming team, he became quite proficient in the sci- eniefs. gut above all he gained an intellectual stimulus at . . X743 Q' N ' CHAROLD J1LLSON PEARCE, JR. Jay 69 Keene St., Providence, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1942 Grade 1 First Form: Manager of Bumblebees Football, Bum- blebees Baseball Second Form: Manager of Middlers Football, Mid- dlers Baseball, Dance Committee Third Form: Manager of Varsity Football, letter, Manager of Varsity Baseball, letter Fourth Form: Manager-in-Chief of Athletics, letter, Glee Club Fifth Form: Sports Editor of Momicg Manager-in- Chief of Athletics, letter, Glee Club, Proscenium Club, Dance Committee Only five remain of those who entered Miss East- man's first grade in 1943 . . . one of Mr. Allen's pet spellers . . . went on to achieve his highest marks in mathematics t. . . achieved, moreover, his greatest recognition as hard working manager and chief brain in the gymnasium. However, he has some strange characteristics, so Army has kept him locked up in a cage for the past three years. l dl! I ' ' f ' ' ' ' ' f' r . r a a l P ' Ziff 'LJ . OF 1955 s 'P .Jff fd 1425! ' ,- y, f, - f . fx 1 f fi ,,, 'rf . tv' if V3 .,f, f ' .'.,' 'I X 2. . A, X .V . A f 'I T Al 'Ju XX' if -ff ll ,, , ,, I f P Vfywrj , g fly, K. fx J, J iitr . OI15 Sfade 1 13 Bum. , - lx letter, letter, lger-in. :enium is East- s pet arks in greatest f brain strange ip in a if 'yrl 1 ' f' 1 l Q?f.El '92 s, 'gm agar- 1 - 27' if ,iv . b-'l u'. 'l4l bfi? ay' 1151 A -a' 14 .u 9 l , . ,Y lf, Q11 .ff I sa. KENNETH DERBY PETTIGREW Ken 13 Hall Place, Edgewood, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1954' Grade 12 Fifth Form: Tennis, J. V. Basketball A new arrival this year, Ken has immediately laid claim to the title of the boy who can sit in his car the longest in the morning and still be on time. He has also lost no time in familiarizing himself with every nook and cranny of the campus and has become one of Mr. Kirkpatrick's famous hoopsters. l DAVID BRUCE SCHARTNER Dave 88 Homewood Ave., North Providence, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1951 Grade 9 Second Form: Bumblebees Baseball, Basketball, Glee Club, Chess Club Third Form: Middlers Baseball, Chess Club, Glee Club Fourth Form: J. V. Baseball, Glee Club Fifth Form: Manager Basketball, Chess Club, Glee Club, M. B. Newry Layout Editor of Mosaic, Baseball Silent Dave, often seen carrying a bag of basket- balls over his shoulder and attendance sheet in his hand, toiled industriously for the M. B. Globe-trotters during the winter seasons. With his trusty slide rule he has made his mark in math and has become one of the Babe's well-trained Mapes. Famous for his commuting from Moses Brown to North Providence, Dave hopes to continue his travels by taking up en- gineering in the Granite State. 1 The 1955 Mosaic JOHN STEPHEN SMITH Smitty,,' Smitty the Moose, Holy Moses 182 Everett Ave., Providence, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1949 Grade First Form: Bumblebee Football, Winter Track, Spring Track Second Form: Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Third Form: Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Glee Club Fourth Form: Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Fifth Form: Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Spring Track, Chess Club Sir Gallahad Smith would rush to school in order that he might not miss the opening bars of the morn- ing hymn but he often had time to rush someone else before school. Smitty, in his favorite sport, cross country, could be seen running through the bushes with his long wavy hair flying in the breeze leaving a trail behind him. There should have been some adage written for people like john who are so jovial about bringing up the rear. CLASS OF 195 5 JOHN MOODY SHERMAN john 118 Berwick Rd., Attleboro, Mass. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1951 Grade 9 Second Form: Basketball, Tennis, Honors Third Form: Basketball, Glee Club, junior Swim- ming, Honors, 2nd English Prize Fourth Form: Chess Club, Cross Country, Glee Club, Winter Track, Spring Track, Honors Fifth Form: Cross Country, letter, Assistant Editor of Delpbiamg Assistant Editor of Momicj Glee Club, Proscenium Club3 Science Club, Wrestling, Varsity Track john Sherman invaded the shadows of the elms in the second form. John started early to lead an ex- citing life for at the age of two he was hit by a truck. john has been for years a classical banjo artist, but now- he is thinking of switching to the violin, for he has always had a keen desire to fiddle around. john is extremely effervescent, as a matter of fact, nobody has ever seen him when he everwuscent. 1 HQ? ,-O d Tl in he si' V47 is E-ip r. , .wg up Xf- 1 l K 32 2' '. ra g Wim. itor 0 U . arsi RICHARD KOLLEN STENMARK Stenn Dick Swede 90 Stadden St. Providence R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept. 1949 Grade 9 Third Form: Varsity Winter Track' Varsity Spring Track' Camera Club' Tennis Fourth Form: Varsity Winter Track' Varsity Spring Track' Tennis Fifth Form: Varsity Winter Track' Varsity Spring Track' Tennis d 9 U an U an H H S 7 7 7 Second Form: Middlers Football, Middlers Baseball Club, f 7 7 Cl b, i fl' elmg 7 an ex- truck. lst, but :for he john obody . Eli. I 'I ., ,I ai i -5 -.-4 i:-5 1 1 ds'-g Y 1. gi?iF'i?3 .1 s iq, ,I -I if .- if? L 1,13 if , . i' fa? : 'Q 'Q is ' 1 4 KTM, I ,i f . y 1 1 1 Although his rushing into school would seem to indicate that he could not wait for school to start, he actually could not wait until he could rush out again. A perennial track man and frequenter of the foliage, he is a notorious towel thief. 1 --ff rv , FREDERICK STANLEY TANNER Fred Tillinghast Rd., East Greenwich, R. I. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1949 Grade 7 First Form: Tennis Second Form: Tennis Third Form: Tennis, Middlers Baseball, Science Club, Camera Club, Chess Club Fourth Form: Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Science Club Fifth Form: Captain of Cross Country, letter, Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Spring Track, Science Club Captain Fred, who kept in condition for cross country this summer by running from pullet to pullet, is an authority on the breeding of sex-linked broilers which keep Mr. Meserve plentifully supplied with eggs. It is rumored that Fred's high spirits were partly responsible for the cross country team's good showing this fall. fi ' ff . , ,yi , V 17 'A 0, xWw5JDfZ A ca V C o f I, ,f ,L D ,429 1 ' . Q t . ,f ,J ,. f N- f X9 ,-5 C451 1' Q 3 C: t :,i4,Ai1:Y5 ,gwqaz ' '9dp:'?Of, ,KT i x f Y K ,f ,- BQ . , F . Q Q oo hi D, , .45 Q . X 5 A l ,U ,Q r,fi.fy t Q , f , Af, l fjf V4 - 9 , 1 i.- , .Q 9 K, CV W ,f lo f,,,f,f- A . , af.- X V t ,t ,, ,,,ff. ' ea Q cg ef M , - - . u I 1 -. L . P 1 1 -JS 95 The 1955 Mosaic 1 N r :k,x , ,n v - ' X. .- 1, , , ry ,. ' A W, Cx W' -I gf 4,1 JJ! .rl D 1 1 -sf . ' ,'x . w . .rr . 'f bury' il 1 ,X Q Q11 Vx r f ,af .. 9 .H -wi 251 at KN V X il Q ,, if . .wi 1 ill? 43' S ip My A BRUCE STANTON TIMPERLEY Timp, Bruce Box 25, Kenyon, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1951 Grade 9 Second Form: Middlers Football, junior Swimming, Middlers Baseball Third Form: J. V. Football, Varsity Swimming, J. V. Baseball, Proscenium Club, Camera Club EEE Fourth Form: J. V. Football, Varsity Swimming, ,. sity Baseball, Proscenium Club 1253 Fifth Form: Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming, Egi Secretary of Proscenium Club, Varsity Baseball VM A fighting Quaker now and not behind the plow. I In the second form B-ruce South County Timperley St joined our ranks. At school the bashful beau came C-dy out of the hay stack and met a beautiful Swede. Now flag he pitches a different sort of hay. School has held one 551 I great influence over Bruce, he has switched from f corn silk. Shi eve l ANDREW PETER TOTHY Andy 14 East 80th St., New York 21, N.Y. Entered Moses Brown 1951 Grade 9 Second Form: Basketball, Camera Club, Science Club, Tennis Third Form: Wrestling, Science Club, Camera Club, Tennis Fourth Form: Wrestling, Tennis, Science Club, President of Camera Club Fifth Form: Varsity Wrestling, Tennis, Science Clubg President of Camera Club, Chess Club It was autumn in 1951 when Andy Tothy came from the deep, dark depths of the Iron Curtain, and the aroma of Hungarian salami first drifted down the second form corridor. Andy Tothy had arrived. For the next three years this familiar odor could be found coming from Andy's boudoir. This year, aided with a magnificent victrola, Andy adds music instead of nourishment to Senior Corridor. X X y FX ig y CLASS OF 1955 KX ti, A 38 X sf + ing- JOHN JOSEPH VALLONE JR ohnny ack 1295 Cranston St. Cranston R I. Entered Moses Brown Sept. 1949 Grade 8 First Form: Bumblebees Football' Bumblebees Base- ball' Camera Club Second Form: Class President' Middlers Capt. of Football' J. V. B-asketball' Middlers Baseball' S. A. C. 1 it iMjJiQ.JLli'lwLQ. ml ,rf :JL all ,tt-C F lt- J I 3 . W, JJUNJVJDD -'C' Qfiff' , If kid , . WSJ' 777 NJ Y! 9 7 ' 7 7 de9 i 7 ' 7 7 7 ., 1 . 1 . 1 , 1 QQ.: Ur? at--' .-.ga 12. as - I Third Form: Varsity Football, letter, Varsity Basket- l- V. ball, letter, Varsity Baseball, letter 1 Fourth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Varsity Basket- Ulflgg ball, letter, Varsity Baseball, letter, M. B. Newt Fifth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Capt., Dance ling, Committee, Vice President M. B. A. A., Associate Editor of M. B. N ewrj Snack Bar, Varsity Basketball, Blow Varsity Baseball efley In the fall of 1950 Cranston High lost the great- ame est back in Rhode Island when John Vallone de- RJOW cided to come to Moses Brown. Although a nine- .One letter man, John is retiring and polite at all times. from Ushered into office in the much disputed Election of '52, John has been class president once and is chief of the bushes. He seems to have applied to every college in the country. Q' RICHARD BROWN WALLS Reb, Dick', Lf 2014 Brookview Dr. N.W., Atlanta, Ga. Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1952 Grade 10 Third Form: Vic-e President Class, J. V. Football, J. il V. Basketball, Varsity Track, Snack Bar Committee, ' q S. A. C. Fourth Form: Vice President Class, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Glee Club, Jr. Member of the Athletic Association, Snack Bar Committee Fifth Form: Vice President Class, Varsity Football, letter, Glee Club, President, Snack Bar Committee, Co-Chairman, Varsity Basketball, Secretary M. B. A. A., Varsity Spring Track In our third form year the boarding department V V was invaded by a rebel. Dick Walls had come all the way from Atlanta, Georgia, to follow in the footsteps of his older brother, Skip, '52. Now that Dick is in his senior year at Moses Brown, one can find that ,, girl's name written almost everywhere on the campus that can be reached by Dick's pen, chalk, chisel, or I. 4:43 knife. ' . J' f l -1 ipwti ,til was J , lLV..JX,W'XQpi,u. like .XX ,Jil S xlib if I l1P'.m.2'W Iii in Q ll ' I if l i,,,. , W I A Qi 'tg ' , D -lf.,ff,, .xy X f J -S The 1955 Mosaic TS f - I ll 39 f I a X. Xi . . if i I Nxl Xxx. V' l X- CHARLES MILTON WILSON Charlie, Chazz Tower Hill Rd., Allenton, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1952 Grade 10 Third Form: Camera Club, Chess Club, J. V. Base- ball, Glee Club Fourth Form: Cross Country, Science Club, Varsity Wrestling, J. V. Baseball, Glee Club Fifth Form: Cross Country, letter, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball, Science Club, Chess Club Admiral Wilson joined the Quaker Fleet during the third form cruise. Charlie is a ham-radio operator that is, and even has his license. Studios are located on senior corridor. Occasionally the admiral gets a brain storm and inve-nts some interesting words. Among his best are boogery and burgoogie. Those terms apply to girls, clothing, food or sports. They must be delicious - or beautiful - or something. HOUGHTON DAVID XWETHERALD Houghty 353 Olney St., Providence, R. I. Entered Moses Brown 1945 Grade 1 First Form: B-umblebees Baseball, Tennis Second Form: Middlers Baseball, Basketball, Tennis Third Form: V. Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Cam- era Club Fourth Form: Baseball, J. V. Basketball, Tennis, Camera Club, Art Editor of Delpbimz Fifth Form: Varsity Baseball, Varsity Wrestling, Art Editor, Momicg Art Editor, Delphiang Tennis, M. B. N ewr Even though he is a member of the famous fall Racket Squad, a renowned lecturer, and a crowd- pleasing control pitcher, Houghty has doubtless achieved his greatest distinction as an artist. He has spent many hours on the art work of the Mamie and providing back drops for the plays. From some un- known source he has received the connotation, the spotted terrorf' A l l l r-AX' ' J , Q, I Tl J, ' 3 ...I i X' Dk V , Ninn LC' , lvl, .WK CL W! ., n- tw. 4? Mt uw A f 0 XX u s - fijb E wp In Ly!-164 , V , , V fv O W Uh X I -A . ffjit J , m . A x Lg,-1, FK U ' yi ,XR ,JJ . .MQ f . ol ww . ., CLASS OF 1955 40 Xgxgcasxl 0 hwfwgwgifcxwq Xvu g ba , K .. f fxol, . T ,,-, L IMJVW k, N Arg X X l XT' wxjxqgf W Ente Fiftl Varf Clul JI It Y' was SOL init lieS, gan and J ROBERT WINDSOR 66 East 93rd St N. Y. Entered Moses Brown Sept. 1954 Grade 12 Duke, Bob Fifth Form: Winner of Fall Sr. 'Dennis Tournament, Varsity Swimming, Tennis, Dance Committeeg Glee Club QVice Presidentj just call him Duke. In 1954 spirit arrived at M. B. It was not, however, the hard type of spirit, but it was a school spirit personified as Bob Duke Wind- sor, cheerleader number one. Bob displayed great ' initiative and interest while organizing the pep ral- lies, the vim, and the vigor for the Saturday football games. He acquired a position on the swimming team and is expected to gain recognition in spring tennis. M- is ' ,gsm ' A Es . .. .,- nstsgfigi' ' ' - Ng. ullx x-4 351 --Az' Na+' X -Fxzxg 'A t S.:-fe' 5' ' ,-.difsifgj 1 - : .i .fx 1 iwmffalrir' nt, A y . ,Lf ir 1 E Y: 1' 1 v , ,,. Sf' , A i't'- wa. , f 1 X 2- X, 'H QQ Ei? lg 'ii 55 t- .-N l ,' y 'Q,a'?- D-i ,SF i i I F- - D P. Y, .'1' 1 I ,3 '. ,. C? 1- . I ,J 1 v vv 4 . , .R ' ,j I Q.- t v ,J :P A 3 XX N . !v4ti9S1,4!,4 Q Qt . 0 V XX f , kgs A 'X - ' fi! I -I. 5 X N M 1 R va Q f R ix X 'Xl 41 The 1955 Mosaic 510 ,R n 7' Www off, WW' S ,Jf f.Q sfyyfy Nr -.7 .vgvigh .Mtv 'W UR R5 Sky - X 26: ,J S S A , 57,4 ,X gf, M Xl xi., . V . ,bc Q gm, :UM 5, by ,X I L V. . A ,A lst Row: Morrison, Saywell, Lawrence, Baker, Cohen, Sat- . Berg, ,Incer jghd' ROW2 Padiafd, C- Smith, yr ' ' P'k R ll' 2 d R - P XL dh JR B QB Jr Fulkerson 6th ow- Leach ' g?C5r?gr1ijt,W1?sg1?Sagieer, lSiar1atgs,mi5ain,n Baldgvggn, Fsyreiaujjni-Ioaelggagi illis. Baek ' : . ood N5 55 3rd Row: A. Silva, W. Si1va,'aWi11iams, O'Conne11,, 'SS1gF1rgiQt,Kr1sl8vs?. ,xji .9 X' di kenzie, Harringto 4th Row: Dretler, Altman, Cutei. o1cfh'f S ,I R ,Pb , L , - ' 5 SS. X3 s . ,-,X al' , -K wi. f' 5 ' rf' W' f 1- ' 4' 1 - r - fdvfawliiifi QQ as-1' ,R ' R f 'F ' L M Jr ' QL 9 - 4 5, L' Q 0 is QI, K W V . X ix, . 6 9 -r 'o ' - YMAV '- 'D in ' S, P Qufp W ' ' P-1 'f TTLYTTW Lf' IWT' vvfffo i. 9' . L L -, AQ 00 .5 0, SQ. E MWEQ lE1f'r,flf'U -Mya-L-i1,r4i 43 499' ,god Q, e Q 'Q-ff PM 0 ' ' L Q 51 ,lf Q we L R ic, if I - L -lbl .F., k-, . jo D I 0 1 A f 'T of 122 XN1, L E. QOHEN, Pmfgzeizfr -'NORMAN D. BAKER, R., Vice Prefidemr , 1 , u N K2 QNA S V f X Cf rg V A 49' A RgJERrqgcQ1.,LAWRENC,E, JR.,,,seqewy JOHN P. SATTERTHWAIT, Tggafwej 5 L .L , L New gn M5 fi L ,f J 4 . JE F, W ' Q7 1 f' MR. EVERETT RAINES, Faculty Acifzfifor L ,' R i' 1 ff v 1 Q, ,P glib J .VJ CV I R rj L Y Q 9 1 8 X X .gl Sf NS? I fx 1 -x ' -- , hi SX S ooxen, ,Laker-r, ,,a.TJf.enCe, 311552551 , - 1 x N LJ' 'fl T , go 905 if xt I 1 ' ,fl fr 7 'N tttwkfardffiwl' T4 MMM Q5 ip! .5 ali iffy- ,L i ' A . 522 I , 5 NAL, L ll ,f ey we 'lnfigsifd a f Q 5 , ffl . U j, M ' x j 9-,J f If V 1 H Lu 6,5 - X Q ip 4-3 14494436 ,Mc ly!! I A J 7 1 A cf i as 27 QPROSTER xeavrrsa FUR f . , x .15 , ,, ieqff? ref fu-after f A A J io 'dA1 nf 'Muzi ,,y 7 ywyf Qf ffJt Sim 2211, A533353 5 . A 7, X M' L We if it aj-9' dn Norman Dean Bakerg E ,H ls .,'P R V. ZWQQK , , ' 9 M Robert Lee Baldwin-- H' A ' Ifwx ns V., 1 ' 1 ' S A JL Daniel Ezra cohen 4 G ' avr Qt, . MJ' Yop fghilgp DEug1aSCreer,Jf.-13 - ff Ce r 4 A . or on utts-9 Irvin , P ff-g ' dxf- If A , Frederick Robertie ' SE G' 0 .1 Zta ' Q stephen PaulDr TQ-E4-Thmgw 'f piyt e -A . 6 gg ii f' 8 2 4l'JL iJ xi'R0l3Q 31' . W iywmrw d X in y S J'j.,f'd?XJQtQ gr Ei9n I L GVTi,1sf'5 X S Q T QE' loseP D A tu ew' lfjijyf e er St., .rofiden AV y fr lx? I -cg R3 al Ngldb Xgx Qoiflgf. .LM1 or , ,. Y Ni' xy E A ig il'Rfse fgwvie., Qngrd, R. I. if L xv L' .A ' ight OSrnitlgfH'eld'mIg.yPai,:iiffkefl P J E-X , E235 ,T vs F wa1iam1, en La I ei jr 'igQff3orl5lEQd Falmgtliflflass ' 9 V It nql r in each-46 Melrost t' rdvipkn S511 x ' 3 -J Xk 4 c .I . if JaciEs3BaMg,Fl??X ghiiiior St., ce 5 Q up Q ,gat 2 L nn. , 1, O M., I g 9 A,,V W1ll Alr r ga kQ1ii3r 2 Congdoyi St PIE! en xii it Allanlghgy Wabash 6152-31 ve! Ulumlbiftlll . J A N MQ y X 5 Lewis R ymogl 26 jf 'G' Q SDA N r , 3- - Howard Morr1sQ-'l2'1'.El A n . ovide tflft L A 1? - V XX I , NJ N y ,KIM Q s QV M f U f S 3 Y A ' Thomas Lynch OCO QQQIIT 6 e oss St.,g id e ' I ' .Q E5 U, y James Ambrose Packard-QQ P,rggiRYA videncelg 5 is X .xy NE S A Erik Marshall Pierson-14Q.HiQQg,y itriiip 1 MS. . xg CQ xt, Arthur Clausen Pike-IQQW ,rwick M7 I, A,Q.,E2wf c 4. . .P L - 5 .X - Arthur joseph Press-31 n St.','Pr VI e ce V 4 , E , X X? Andrew Allan Rollins52'95.DurhamqRd., Brun A , Mem I 4 cf: ft.. John Peter Satterthwaitjil2?jQDauml e, llalrggrd, Conn. cf fl:- ,3 N is N.. Stephen Sawyer Sayiejl-Rtigigigft., Baiirgfinggofha xy! .rf LQ 'D .5 his . 3 Emmanuel DemerreusiSQar'latos-+Nasusau,?Bahar5tj it , at F , qu Q' fi 5 Erich Schmidt-f1li1QC7oncES'ter,-S,t:Nortl?P'ovidence A: S Q 3 N tc-J .K S Albert Lawreng Si?lfi5aiT.43 No. nggket, Massi 5 aL' 'B' 1 KNO Xi Lx in Q' Walter James Silva?-43 Nor'LQibertyySt., lNla5gtuckE:t,zflXfLaeS. 5 5 yg ffm A Q1 Q Carl Walter Smith+22r6 Cofsfelilircle, Norwood, I. B iv NE 'nf Robert Bradfordfegmith-.L94Talfagri36n glifrgye., Lal6e3Q?iotl, R. If lL:i,e,5v 3 .5 ' , 3 ' i' Charles Burbanlg Stua1lf2fLSayles AveQfSayLlesvillefR'. I. Pk L S is L L X of c . J. 3, . -as 53 Q lx, Arthur ReytnderXSwift-160 Maskwonnicut Sharon, Mass. Q-S V N on X N. Marc joseph Williams--Wil'diIjIarbofi1Qve.I Norfkiyfalwuth, Mass. I si 3, ,ggxk W 'Q qx Robert HowardLWilKlis-97 Centennial Ave.e,qRevere,5hQss. fu 35 ,t Qi It N1 David Meredith Wfrixhte-295 Olnei:lStI, Provide ence Rf a , .X E W is Y N 3 lg xjx Q . William Henry Wroti-162 Meeting St.,gfEroy,itdence 4, fb 5 6 S3 J in PT ' . N, . XJ ' s - Y ' Xi 5 G- A Q 1? ' . 'L 'Q 49 fe woq 0 0 xf 5 - F B Q X xx, - f xxx P jf . ' .B M? LoJ 43 The 1955 Mosaic lst Row: Jernquist, Shaw, Seiferheld, Boss, Bloom, Vander- Row: Knowles, Decker, Noviello, Dougherty, Mellion blue, Schultz, Mahoney, Butler. 2nd Row: Barton, Navach, Hansen. 5th Row: Jenks, Robinson, Scheffer, Dunn, Brams Albert, Goldberg, Haggerty, Natal, Nass. 3rd Row: Ronald Stanard. 6th Row: Dobra, Hargreaves, Friend, Anderson. Smith, Feinberg, Walsh, Higgins, Ryan, Kechijian. 4th S RUSSELL A. BOSS, Prerident RICHARD SEIFERHELD, JR., Vice President PETER J. BLOOM, Secretary DIRK VANDERBLUE, Treamrer MR. THEODORE S. WHITFORD, Faculty Acivifor 'T ,- A 'I ' 1' -f-- - A F . Moss, oenierneicf, .fztidegzgguggwg ROSTER - THIRD FORM William Charles Albert-92 Laurel Ave., Providence Robert Verner Anderson-227 Highland Ave., Cowesett, R. I. Ralph Gibbs Barton-18 Highland Ave., Barrington, R. I. Peter john Bloom-125 Hartshorn Rd., Providence Russell Allen Boss-4 Osprey Court, Warwick, R. I. William Herbert Brams-2226 Pratt Ave., Chicago, Ill. William Jordan Butler, Jr.-52 Fort Ave., Edgewood, R. I. Stephen Breul Decker-P. O. Box 515, Providence Klee Chambers Dobra-76 Prospect St., Providence Frank Irving Dougherty-Box 158, Old Lyme, Conn. james Joseph Dunn-558 Pleasant Valley Pkwy., Providehce Albert Sydney Feinberg-245 Slater Ave., Providence Richard Dale Friend-117 N. Washington St., N. Attleboro, Mass. Stanley Bernard Goldberg-1376 Highland Ave., Fall River, Mass. Bruce Stone Haggerty-121 Briarcliff Ave., Warwick Neck, R. I. john Reid Hansen+607 Rock Hill Rd., Columbia, Mo. Richard Alan Hargreaves-102 Hillard Ave., Greenwood, R. I. David Joseph Harrington-249 Hope St., Providence James Henry Higgins, III-R.F.D. gtpl:2, Woonsocket, R. I. Thomas Allen Jenckes-203 Governor St., Providence Peter Bruce Jernquist--21 Homeland St., Johnston, R. I. Paul Kechijian-33 Dryden Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. Charles Robert Kelly-25 Orchard Ave., Providence Lawrence Grinnell Knowles-25 Barberry Hill, Providence Morris Bernard Mellion-137 Sessions St., Providence Thomas Truxton Moebs-44 Elton St., Providence Martin Barry Nass-549 Wayland Ave., Providence Thomas Remo Natal, Jr.-211 Ausdale Ave., Cranston, R. I. Joseph Harold N avach-22 Surrey Rd., Barrington, R. I. Anthony Noviello, Jr.-115 Calaman Rd., Cranston, R. I. Franklin Wescott Robinson-12 Keene St., Providence Elliott Tappan Ryan-96 Lorraine Ave., Providence David George Scheffer-163 Butler Ave., Providence Peter Otto Schultz-15 Plymouth St., New Bedford, Mass. Richard Seiferheld, jr.-51 Morton Drive, Ramsey, N. J. Charles Knowlton Shaw, III-525 Elmgrove Ave., Providence Ronald Bancroft Smith, Jr.-66 Catlin Ave., Rumford, R. I. Peter joseph Stanard-455 Angell St., Providence Dirk Vanderblue-Homestead Ave., Warwick Neck, R. I. David Edward Walsh-36 Ninth St., Providence 45 . The 1955 Mosaic lst Row: Saklad, Quinn, McLeod, Smith, Mott, Mariano, Row: Congdon, Thornley Troppoli, Batty, Marquis, Cutts. ki Mahoney, Ratensky, Zarchen. 2nd Row: Burton, Towle, 5th Row: Turner, Spencer, Gardner, Schaller. 6th Row: Bennett, Goldstein, Edwards, Lawson, Cianci. 3rd Row: McHa1e, Shaghalian, Gross, Nixon. Back Row: Incerpi, Ray. Given, Schleicher, Strauss, Rooks, Haggart, Clements. 4th , . A! 8 ROBERT E. SMITH, Preficlent CHARLES E. MCLEOD, Vice Prexident i ALTON H. MOT T, Swemfy ROBERT o. QUINN, Trearurer w. JAY KENNEDY, Faculty Adviior ' x S Al ,, f.. ,,'L i,f ASH A K ROSTER - SECOND FORM Donald Scott Batty-50 Hillside Rd., Saylesville Lewis T. Bennett, jr.-104 Ash St., Manchester, N. H. Edward Gould Burton-61 President Ave., Providence Christopher Catanzaro, Jr.-230 Narragansett Bay Ave., Warwick Neck Vincent Albert Cianci, jr.-454 Laurel Hill Ave., Cranston George Nickerson Clements-19 Barnes St., Providence Richard Ramsdell Congdon-50 Range St., Nantucket, Mass. David Cutts-9 Irving Ave., Providence Lloyd Danforth Edwards-Old Danielson Pike, N. Scituate, R. I. Donald Gardner, Jr.-19 Reservoir Ave., Rumford, R. I. Eben Given, jr.-Truro, Mass. Jason Leon Goldstein-214 Winter St., Woonsocket, R. I. Nicolas Gross-451 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. Paul William Haggart-82 Weetamoe Dr., Warwick, R. I. Angelo Incerpi-460 Smithfield Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. Robert Muir Lawson--23 Tennyson Rd., Cranston, R. I. Thomas Robert Mahoney-722 Elmgrove Ave., Providence Joseph Edward Mariano, jr.-616 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Providence Douglas Parker Marquis-55 King.Phillip Rd., Pawtucket james Moffett McHale-9 Armistice Blvd., Pawtucket Charles Edson McLeod-125 Miller Ave., Rumford, R. I. Alton Howard Mott-Block Island, R. I. Robert Bruce Nixon, III-26 Katarna Rd., Pawtucket Robert O'Brien Quinn-35 Summer St., Westerly, R. I. Alexander Keene Ratensky-lO Washington Sq., Troy, N. Y. Alexander Cameron Ray-110 Pontiac Ave., Cranston Frederick Thomas Rooks, II-47 Briarcliff Ave., Warwick Neck, R. I. Michael Arthur Saklad--38 Cooke St., Providence Robert Henry Schaller-93 Welfare Ave., Cranston Edward Everett Schleicher, III-72 Moorland Ave., Cranston Donald Ray Shaghalian-107 Squantum Dr., Warwick Robert Ellis Smith-66 Catlin Ave., Rumford, R. I. Eric Sheldon Spencer-85 Irving Ave., Providence Edmund John Strauss-36 Garfield Ave., Cranston Harold Sutton Thornley-57 Drowne Pkwy., Rumford John Christopher Towle-5 Park Lane, Attleboro Falls, Mass. Donald Webster Troppoli-63 Orchard Ave., Providence Richard Barrie Turner-75 Balcom AVC., W7f11'WiCk NCCk Michael Gary Zarchen-45 Cambria Ct., Pawtucket 47 The 1955 Mosaic lst Row: Chaset, Hassenfeld, Fortunato, Tinker, Kilborn, Godfray, Chase, Hayes, Palmer, Beaulieu. 2nd Row: Rich ardson, Ham, E. DeSano, Kemalian, Carpenter, Jenckes, Loeber, Pansey. 3rd Row: Thompson, Davidson, P. De Sano, Batty, Knowles, McKendall, Fernald. 4th Row: Roit man, Sage, Kidd, Martin, Petrucci, Angier. 5th Row Kindelan, Darrah, Thurston, Field, Brooks. .x1.'i1' ..,-'-i- Y, ,-.v.,i , 1,.s,,, .-. ,- f 'fl . ,V - . l'-11 i it . if , ,, ,,', ,l ,i .............J E. ..... ...f ... .... A., .... .-L-4..- THOMAS E. TINKER, Preriderzt STEPHEN J. FORTUNATO, JR., Vice Prexidemf GEORGE F. KILBORN, Secretary THOMAS L. GODFRAY, Treamrer LEO H. COLE, Faculty Adrziror wiv.. 1. -,..., -All-f1+, -'Oif,ui2f'O, ..'.?,lDOf1, Qgdfen-f Roit ow: ROSTER - FIRST FORM Gilman Angier, Jr., - 62 Alumni Ave., Providence William Rockley Batty, III - 97 Williams St., Providence Joseph David Beaulieu, II - 17 Nickerson St., Pawtucket, R. I. William Anthony Curtis Brooks - 59 E. Orchard Ave., Providence Russell Higson Carpenter, Jr. - 61 J-enny's Lane, Barrington, R. I. David Holland Chase - Phillips Lane, Harmony, R. I. Richard Bruce Chaset - 52 Emeline St., Providence Peter Briggs Darrah - 42 Woodbury St., Providence Joel Peter Davidsen - 24 john St., Attleboro, Mass. Edward Anthony DeSano, jr. - 30 Belvidere Blvd., North Philip Robert DeSano - 31 Elmcrest Ave., Providence john Franklin Ernst - 32 Weetamoe Dr., Edgewood Everett Hamilton Fernald, Jr. - Greenville, R. I. Victor jay Field - 450 Lloyd Ave., Providence Providence Stephen Joseph Fortunato, jr. - 425 Plainfield St., Providence Thomas Leonard Godfray -- 11 Colby St., Edgewood, R. I. Stephen Bennett Ham - 248 Bowen St., Providence Stephen Hassenfeld - 21 Rose St., Providence john Walter Hayes - 1103 Cranston St., Cranston Airell Blaine Jenks - Rumstick Pt., Barrington, R. I. Andrew Armen Kemalian - 44 Urban Ave., Lakewood, R. George Frederick Kilborn -- 215 Arlington Ave., Providen Stephen Edwin Kindelan, III - 1391 Narragansett Blvd., E Michael Gillmore Knowles -- 25 Barberry Hill, Providence Stephen David Loeber - 44 Cooke St., Pawtucket, R. I. David Stearns Martin - 96 Merritt Rd., Riverside, R. I. I. ce dgewood, R. I. Benjamin Salvatore McKendall, Jr. - 22 Amherst Ave., Pawtucket David Freeman Palmer - 135 Lloyd Ave., Providence Bruce Steven Pansey - 470 Blackstone Blvd., Providence Ralph Joseph Petrucci, jr. - 88 Child St., Warren, R. I. john Dennett Richardson - 73 Everett Ave., Providence James Nathaniel Roitman - 310 Grotto Ave., Providence Louis Enos Sage - Greenville Rd., N. Scituate, R. I. William Norbert Thompson - 309 Olney St., Providence Richard Lee Thurston - 22 Kenilworth Way, Pawtucket Thomas Eaton Tinker - 7 Angell Court, Providence 49 s , . . ff , . Q,-V t. ,V f- fx ,V fqf- I wzyfa . , f f ' - S .ww -. z of E E J I 1 Marc J. Williams, John J. Vallone, Jr., Bernard V. Buonanno, Jr., Mr. Everett B. Raines, Mr. Edmund F. Armstrong, Richard B. Walls, Norman D. Baker, Jr. CMr. E. Harold Jernquist, absentb. MOSES BROWN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 3.1 4' 1+ ,I ,pl '19 40 MANAGERS OF FALL SPORTS V Rowilz A. H. Davis, Jr., A. C. Pike, A. F. Hindley, H. J. Pearce, Jr., C. B. Stuart, M. B. Nr . .J Mellion. 0 . Row 2: J. H. Higgins, III, A. R. Swift, W. M. Mackenzie, Jr. n J .T . if kgvof Q? , X53 U Row 1: P. Arden, R. M. Bewlay. Row 2: B. S. Timperley, B. V. Buonanno, jr., D. R. Hysko, J. J. Vallone, Jr., Capt., R. W. t Curtis, B. M. Flemming, Jr., R. L. Benjamin. XMI' Row 31.1. P. Satterthwait, W. H. Wroth, E. M. Pierson, D. M. Wright, N. D. Baker, Jr. t Q Vaiy' I6 M. J. Williams. gf N Row 4: Mr. Schein, coach, R. A. Boss, P. O. Schultz, B. S. Haggerty, F. W. Robinson, A. H.- ' 40 Davis, Jr., Mgr., W. M. Mackenzie, Jr., Asst. Mgr. . W.. .ji c wot in Pigture: E. M. Howell, D. M. Behfendf, R. B. wang. ' ,F 3 Opponent .M.B. Opp Mgt . ,FA g Oct. 9 Lawrence Academy 13 31 M B of , N, by F Oct. 16' Governor Dummer 7 0 '- 0 lffoseph J. Vallone, Jr., Captain, Andrew H. Davis, Jr., Manager OCU 23 P0ff5m0'-H13 Pfi0fY 6 36 .3 VW Jag! Mr. Joseph Schein, Head Coach Oct- 50 Sf- Georges 15 7 Ii, ' F ' Mr. Val johnson, Assistant Coach Nov- 13' ThaYC1' AC2dCIT1V 0 0 X Qp ul 1'Away yin THE 1954 FIRST TEAM Backs B V Buonanno Jr I J Vallone jr B M Flemming Jr B S Haggerty n M Wil hams D M Wright Line P O Schultz N D Baker Jr R W Curtis D R Hysko E M Pierso J f Row 1 Rooks, Row 1: Uimmyb, C. M. Wilson, D. Vanderblue, T. F. H111, F. S. Tanner, Captazng G. S. Chappell, J. A. Packard, A. S. Feinberg. . D Row 2: Mr. Howe, coacloy J. S. Smith, K. L. Favreau, C. W. Smith, J. Houriet, R. D. Friend, W. J. Silva, A. L. Silva, Jr., J. P. Leon, J. M. Sherman, M. B. Mellion, Manager. Oct. 7 Oct. 12 Oct. 1 5 Oct. 1 9 Oct. 2 2 Nov. 1 Nov. 6 ' Nov. 10 'lg CROSS COUNTRY Frederick S. Tanner, Captain Morris B. Mellion, Manager Mr. F. Warren Howe, jr., C oacb North Providence High School ........ City of Prov. Columbus Day Race .,,..... .... Cranston High School ........................ Barrington Cat East Providencel ....... Hope High School ........,.....................,...... Cross Country Carnival CBurton Raceb. ............... New England Prep.. Championships at Exeter ........ Rogers High School ..........,............................,,,.... :'gAway 54 M.B. Opp. 3 1 26 6th place 23 33 39 24 42 24 3rd place 5th place 20 39 Row 2 Smith, Row A- C. gow B Football A Row l: T. I.. O'Connell, P. D. Creer, Jr., C. R. Kelly, F. T. N. Gross. A Rooks, II, T. R. Natal, Ir., V. J. Field. Row 3: Mr. Jansen, coaclag F. R. DeCesaris, D. G. Scheller, Angelo Row 2: L. G. Knowles, Ir., J. H. Navach, S. B. Goldberg, R. B. Incerpi, D. R. Shaghalian, P. Kechijian, W. C. Albert, R. R. Cong Smith, Jr., R. Seiferheld, Jr., R. V. Anderson, R. A. Hargreaves, don, R. R. Allen, A. R. Swift, Manager. , C Football Row 1: D. P. Marquis, D. Cutts, R. H. Schaller, H. S. Thornley, A. C. Ray. D. S. Batty, C. E. McLeod. Row 2: C. Catanzaro, Jr., P. W. Haggart, E. S. Spencer, D. W. Troppoli, R. E. Smith, A. B. Jenks, S. J. Fortunato, jr., W. R. Batty, III, Mr. Armstrong, coach. Row 3: Mr. Tinker, coacbf I.. E. Sage, TI R. Mahoney, D. Gard ner, Jr., P. B. Jernquist, M. B. Nass, J. E. Mariano, Jr., J. H. Hig- gins, Ill, Manager. Row 4: E. A. DeSano, Jr., P. R. DeSano, P. B. Darrah, C. K Shaw, III, V. A. Cianci, Jr., G. Angier, jr., D. S. Martin, M. G Knowles, V. Marcello. 4f 4-. ., Row 1: Mr. Jansen, Coacbg D. M. Wright B M Flemming jr B V Buonanno Jr Captam J J Vallone, W. T. Knight. Row 2: A. R. Swift, Mamzgery P. O. Schultz A H Davis P Arden D E Cohen D B Schartner VARSITY BASKETBALL Bernard V. Buonanno, jr., Captazn David B Schartner Manager Mr. Walter E Jansen Coach Manager. Jan. 15 Portsmouth Priory .,..,.4 Jan. 19 St. Georges .............. Jan. 2219 Thayer ,....s.,s.......,,. jan. 26 St. Andrew's r.r................ Jan. 29 Alumni ..,.,....,s.......r.....r... Feb 2 Providence Country Day Feb. 51 Portsmouth Priory ......i.i., Feb. 12 Pomfret i...i......,..,.. Feb 164 St. Georges ,...i.t. .,,. Feb 25 St. Andrew's ........,........ii. Mar. 2 Providence Country Day. fl: Away Row 1: M. B. Nass, L. G. Knowles, G. S. Chappell, T. F. Hill, captain, B. S. Haggerty, F. S. Tan- ner, D. C. McLeod, D. Vanderblue. Row 2: Mr. Howe, coach, W. M. Mackenzie, E. M. Pierson, R. H. Willis, D. J. Harrington, A, S. Feinberg, R. K. Stenmark, T. R. Natal, Jr., R. A. Boss, C. W. Smith, E. C. Leand, J. S. Smith, M. B. Mellion, manager. Jan. Jan. Jan. jan. Feb. Feb Feb Feb 14 21-22 26 29 5 12? 22 F 26 WINTER TRACK Thomas F. Hill, Captain Morris B. Mellio Mr. F. Warren Howe, Jr., C oacla Barrington High School ........................,..,......,......... Cranston H. S. Mt. Pleasant H. S. LaSalle Academy Cjan. 21 Field Eventsj ...,.................,.....,..... Cjan. 221' Running - Brownj ,........ .. East Providence High School .............,............ Boston A. A. Mile Relay - Boston Garden ,..,... Wilbraharn .......,.................,,.,...................... Tabor .......,.......,....................,............. ....... . . . Brown University Interscholastics ......,...,................, New England Prep. School Champ. CAndoverD ,..... fAway 59 n, Manager M.B. Opp. 45 29 18 C-3 M.P. 16 LaS. 62 .. 2 3 M, 57 M .. Sth place 35 46 51 41 5th place 9th place ws? Row 1: S. Perry, E. D. Scarlatos, R. L. Baldwin, T. L. Benjamin, D. M. Merchant, J. G. Fulkerson, R. Seiferheld, Jr., B. G. Mclnnes. Row 2: J. L. McElroy, Jr., W. H. Wroth, J. R. Windsor, R. M. Bewlay, captaing L. S. Alpert, R. B. Colby, J. W Hourier. Row 3: Mr.'Whitford, coachg A. L. Silva, jr., manager, R. W. Curtis, R. V. Anderson, L. R. Moody, jr., D. R. Hysko, B. S. Timperley, F. N. Levinger, managerg Mr. Roberts, coach. 1 l A A 60 SWIMMING Robert M. Bewlay, Captain Ferdinand W. Levinger, Manager W Mr. Theodore S. Whitford, H eaci Coach ' Mr. Howard M. Roberts, Auifzfanzf Coach l ' M.B. Opp. ' Jan. 1516 Dean Academy Sc Junior College ...,.. 35 40 jan. ZOX East Providence High School ........... 23 52 jan. 22 :F Brown Interscholastic Meet ..,.... jan. 29 St. George's CBrown Colgate - A 19 56 Hoyt Poolb .............,........... Feb 51: Pawtucket West High School ....,...,, 33 41 Feb 121: Brown Freshman .,...................... 26 49 Feb 17'l' LaSalle Academy ...,.,......................... 32 43 Feb 2696 M. I. T. Freshman ...........,.....,........... 15 55 Mar. 53's New England Prep. School Champ. CStorrs, Conn.D ......................... 7th place all Away lan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb ll 21 29 L I 1 I 1 F. T. Dougherty, P. D. Creer Jr A Incerpi H D Wetherald D M Behrendt captam Mr. Johnson, coachg R. G. Barton F V B Lawrence Jr S P Dretler E Schmidt I H l Row 1: P. S. Hollman, N. D. Baker, Jr., M. j Williams J P Satterthwaite Row 2: Navach, A. P. Tothy, Mr. Anderton, coach Douglas M. Behrendt, Captain l james W. Olmsted, Manager Mr. Val Johnson, Coach MB. opp. Jan. 11 Hope High School .,....,. 16 25 :Q Jan. 21 Cranston High School ..16 30 Jan. 29 Roxbury Latin .........,...... 16 21 Feb. 4' Providence Country fi Day ............,..,.......... 16 28 Feb. 9 St. George's .,,,........,....... 17 16 ly Feb. 17 East Providence High .... 5 37 Feb 25-26+ stare Meet Cat Brown Universityb ..,...,,...... 6th place E :'Away Tl Captain Behrendt MANAGERS OF WINTER SPGRTS Row 1: J. W. Olmsted, D. B. Schartner, C. B. Stuart, H. J. Row 2: W. J. Butler, jr., S. B. Decker, A. R. Swift, E. T. Pearce, Jr., A. F. Hindley, A. C. Pike, M. B. Mellion. Ryan, T. A. Jenckes, IV. f 9055-S' F J 13 cs GHUWN . gnu Es, me WOW. .lx 1 .,3,Myw 33,ww ,,.,, wsu D f1 ..n', .. ' fl .I Muses jN MSE , fi ' V '?'UZ 4 1 5 ' Q, S Qkgsagi ' - 5 34 A A I .14 f A A . f 4 Y, H843 2 Qwnsa E XXAV vu wk, R r. fl Al .lif wr VJ .lx LY X 'fi J x ll 'B' A lr, J X. lu, may imrxx J J 3: lljliv Ury. XJ ' 3 ttJoVe,, H6i'?x1WM1r. Kilkpatrieli 25akl9'lG Curts J A Pack d C - - :yn Eg ff wr- . ,rg lq've-A A' y - - af , . Row 2. D. G. Schelfer, P. Kechrllan, R. B. Smxth, jr. C. K 3 ,tl lgfvelly? W. I. Srilyawrii. Swxft, manager. Shw, III, R. A. Hargreaves, S. B. Goldberg. , f. RUN TJ' 3 lf Eli 1 ll 1 612 'Q' 'CI .- P' 3'-Xjhj 2. J 1 - . 'J .5 4 IJ , VW 'il fl'-,.' ' 9 s-X39-SA ik' ug 1 W., A. ,155 1 an ,E 35? wail-,,x .L x nga, W fb fi :NV 1 955 f 1 1.1, , 1 123 . Kill il? gl awk - n W. J' ?'y 1 A . 'F I , SX Sf ,,.f. :4f ', ,f i . ' 5 w ,,-Y in . ' fin 4' X 7 , , Q ' ,Ti Q , N' rf, ' w Y' .11 I , x 'X ' ,, ' 4 -I, ' 5 ,, i V, , . ., f 1 , 15 1 , ' mlb' in 'F If-f Q 1 ' Sf, A 1. , ' , ,fy na, ,Q I .A N' A 'A fl ' V veg It 3? Sci, ' - ' 1. I . K, H x 'J,61Vi,1 ,ad I . w ' - S ' 'Q' 5, 4' J V :f 9V-N . ' , ' Q53 ix , ,xg 5 Q 'Jw 1 V -vw:-o .A - f ' x ' f f ,, ,,f , Xfwvsvwffv -,.n- v ,, Q A 1 xfuf' vu - ff lf., E X, .3 fWg m- .. -A g -djwva -4 M' Q xr ' 5 'M M., F1 2 ,gp KV X93 A x H f-0 F, il gwy, If , ,, 2 Qgawq-Q gin' ww A Nw Q fu 1 fizfwff far,--, , J, A, wx f . :wg Q den 'fff' .P 3, .W Nfywxg .5 f fx ff 4 If uf - 4fwy'?- . X X N, X 'f gy' , is J- gf 'W ,ns - '-'f Q, 'X'Mv,S'v-Q J , L . r ,, ,.,,4,.,,,,,y mn , -His gypwx ff-If my WS' Q' wx Q .' ff 4 , J ilfff? ' x if ' X gx. sigff ,, X . . 1 I 4 H I E a J, 8 . .1 . -.Q -' - 14- N 5 , f X X r ' A . T 4- 11 P- 1:4 -..31L'Ii.'1:- -igrw-:'.-gif l1'L:l 7' -'-,-11 LK F Q35 -, xii: 2: - +11 -441 -Q.l.11jf,:3, -W: fu pf-1.-3-:' ' '--g.:.,x.?--.fx ,1 1. vb A .s m-.1 V- .. 3 ,.-Vx -4- Q.-1? vw + 3 ,. T Hindi succe nmore creat increj dent' Sher tribu VVhi celle erg tm dues ay Hue cula 7 out the 3 ., B. i Buonanflol ll 7 Ldlnger en Perfl' Row 1: R. W. Curtis, E. C. Leand, A. F. Hindley, D. H. Row 2: P. S. Hollman, T. L. Benjamin J M Sherman D Dwares, H- D- Wefhefald- - M. Merchant, D. M. Behrendt, ROW 3: W. J. Silva, B. V. Buonanno THE DELPHIAN Anthony F. Hindley, Editor-in-Chief - Mr. Arthur W. Cate, Faculty Advisor Under the excellent guidance of Mr. Cate and Anthony Hindley, Editor-in-Chief, The Delploian, our literary magazine, successfully began its fifty-'third year of publication. Many more sports pictures were added this year and undoubtedly created a bigger interest. At the same time The Delpbian increased its literary capacity by adding a longer list of stu- dent themes. Associate editors Behrendt, Benjamin, Merchant, and Sherman wrote editorials, while Hollman, as Historian, con- tributed two excellent articles on johnny Fletcher, and Mr. Whitford. Wetherald added to the magazine with some ex- cellent sports drawings. Leand and Dwares, business manag- ers, provided finances by securing advertisements. Dick Cur- tis, Exchange Editor, worked diligently and received maga- zines and newspapers from a great many schools in this coun- try and even from England. Walter, Silva contributed some fine sports pictures and Buonanno handled the magazine cir- culation. The Board could never have put out The Delpbimz with- out Mr. Cate. We wish to thank him for his help throughout the year. 67 4.5 EBSQ? 221' QU' 1 ff' f 1 D R H k , R. W. C ' , R. B. W lls, Mr. Her- rence, jr., J. P. Satterthwait, E. Cohen. rlhghv faculty adrfiiiir? B. V. BuoLhZhSno, N. D. 2l3aker, Jr., D. Row 51 G. F: Kl1l30fU. R- Selfefheld, If-1 P- I- BIOOIT1, R- A- M Behrendt Boss, T. E. Tinker. Row 2 A H. Mott, R. o. Quinn, R. B. smith, F. v. Law- STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Bernard V. Buonanno, C bairman Donald R. Hysko, Secretary Mr. Marion I.. Herman, Facalzy Advisor The S. A. C., consisting of all class officers and an additional representative from the Fifth Form, conducts the Red Cross and Good Will Fund campaigns and allots to vari- ous charitable organizations the money contributed to the Good Will Fund. The group also acts in an advisory capacity in all phases of student life. It usually meets in Mr. Thomas' apartment and, with the Headmaster and Mr. Herman, discusses school prob- lems. The Snack Bar, operated by the S. A. C. and now in its third year, has become a definite part of the school life. This year it has increased its stock so that there are now many choices of candy bars, pastry, and drinks. Although the members of the Snack Bar Committee are not all members of the S. A. C., the latter organization still sponsors and takes charge of the venture. 68 Volume 5 . 'I stud thir Bek The Frei E ing iml pro anc l ty . we' by. plei P3P lt il 3 i I I MGSES BROWN NEWS All the news that fits the print. Volume 3 Moses Brown School, Providence, R. I., june 14, 1955 Special M.B. NEWS COMPLETES THIRD YEAR The Moses Brown News, the weekly publication of the students of Moses Brown School, has just completed its third year of operation. The retiring staff is: Douglas M. Behrendt, Editor-in-Chief, Bernard V. Buonanno, Jr., Thomas L. Benjamin, john J. Vallone, jr., Editorsg and Frederick N. Levinger, Business Manager. Since its inception in 1951, when it elected John Dowl- ing its first Editor-in-Chief, the M.B. News has served an important function in helping to further school spirit by providing up-to-date accounts of all the School's activities and by presenting an accurate calendar of coming events. In addition to the editors the staff comprises some twen- ty reporters who, each week, are assigned coverage of that week's events. On Sunday afternoons the articles are edited by the editor of the week, who then turns in the com- pleted paper to Mr. Armstrong, the faculty advisor. The paper is typed in the office Monday morning and that noon it is mimeographed and distributed by the business staff. Staff Meeting in Room 1 Mr. Armstrong and Ed Behrendt Certificates are awarded at the end of the year to the editors, the mimeograph- ers, and to those reporters who have reg- ularly attended meetings and written several articles. Albert Alpert Baker Barron Burton Cohen Colby Davis Fain Hindley Hollman Howell jenckes Jernquist Kechij ian Merchant Mclnnes McLeod, D. C. Nass Olmsted Packard Robinson Ryan Schartner Smith, R. E. Smith, R. B., Jr. Willis 69 5 2 s E. D. S. P. K. D. ein, S- gafllza' largC5f nd VCI' 1ri5fmaS in four' I 35 'Elle a , . Petlflon' Row I: J. M. Sherman, R. B. Colby, E, C. Leand, S. Perry, E. J. Strauss, R. B. Nixon, III, W. H. Brams. Row 2: F. S. Tanner, A. H. Davis, Jr., C. M. Wilson, D. C. McLeod, S. P. Dretler, A. J. Myrow. I Row 3: M. A. Saklad, A. P. Tothy, S. B. Decker, A. K. Ratensky. g THE SCIENCE CLUB Davis C. McLeod, President Charles Wilson, Secretary Mr. Charles Hutton, Faculty Advisor Under the guiding hand of Mr. Charles Hutton, the Science .Club has accomplished a variety of subjects during the fall and winter seasons of school. Last fall we had Mr. Bruce Williamson from radio station WHIM over to enlighten us on the possibilities of becoming an announcer or newscaster over the air. This winter the club members have made a study of radio and television transmission. Through the co- operation of the Providence journal Company, we were able to visit the WEAN radio transmitter to see the actual equipment required to put a radio program on the airwaves. After radio, our next objective was to find out how its competitor television was operat- ed. We received permission to inspect WJAR-TV's transmitter in Rehoboth, and proceeded to compare the two mediums. Gut conclusion was that except for the more intricate outlay of equipment required to put television on the air, they were basically the same in transmission. Although field trips have been the main attrac- tion of the Club, the members have also given a variety of speeches during the weekly club meetings. The talks have varied from the explanation of elec- tron tubes to the applications of the oil seal. All agree that the club has been very informative through the trips and talks, and that more people should try to get more from science. Row 1: Mr. Roberts, faculty advisory S. B. Goldberg, R. W. Curtis, A. P. Tothy, W. J. Silva, P. S. Hollman, M. B. Mel- lion, R. B. Nixon, III, Mr. Fuller, faculty advisor. Jr., M. G. Zarchen. Row 3: M. A. Saklad, F. N. Levinger, F.. C. Leand, A. H. Davis, Jr., D. C. McLeod, J. R. Hansen, B. S. Pansey, A. K. Row 2: E. H. Fernald, Jr., R. L. Thurston, E. T. Ryan, E. Ratensky. M. Pierson, A. Noviello, Jr., J. M. McHale, C. Catanzaro, Andrew P. Tothy, Preridemf Walter J. Silva, Vice-Prerident Richard W. Curtis, Secretary-Treasurer Stanley B. Goldberg, Darkroom Chairman Mr. Frank E. Fuller, Faculty Aciviior Several weeks after the opening of school, the Moses Brown Camera Club held its first meeting and elected officers to represent the Club. Mr. Fuller re- tained his position as club supervisor and was assisted by Mr. Roberts. The Club was functioning once again. The club's pecuniary resources, which had been enlarged by a recent collection of dues, was partially invested in supplies for the darkroom. A substantial amount was also set aside for the awarding of prizes in the spring photo contest. Meanwhile, the oflicers were planning a schedule of programs which would prove interesting and instructive to the club mem- bers. Several students entertained the club with a show- ing of colored slides. However, the highlight of the club program was a visit to the Brown photo labora- tory. 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F O . me OWS of my Ccasm GOLDEN CHAIN LIBRARIES PAGE POTTER, INC. BOCK SHOP 286 BROOK E 290 THAYER STREET STRE T DE 1-9206 Greeting Cards - School Supplies MRS. ROBINSON WAYLAND SQUARE A 39x01 :0w.0w.0v,0w.0t 1955 MOSAIC -2042000 '02'0' -405'-0'17f-01 4 10 -0' I-0 '0'-105'-0' N7 Aaowoowomoomwdmmwaovfommwmvwwamwx COMPLIMENTS OF 'ff Po N e 0' KEuvoN.R oo A Pioneer Finisher of Fine Synthetic Fabrics Since 1936 THE PlEcE DYEwoRKs, INC. KENYON, RHODE ISLAND NEW YORK OFFICE 1450 BROADWAY ZY0 :.0x01'-0 -0X0'v0K-010' x.0Y0 C0 f-01100101 A1955 MOSAIC E 2 5 2 S Q E 5: A0'5'0'K01f0'1'-OX0' -20190540 10'4'0'v0 r0Y0 1-0'410Jv0540140'f-05405101 X9-Q0ve01 aowwwxawxacmemwwwnmmeawfafaowwwtwxmmwwoememcacawswxawwaoww I W'-K0 f'0 WwJ'K0 v-0 -0 fQ0'f.0'vf-0'0 -0 0'-04-0tf0v'0.-c0410 M FIRST NATIONAL STORES Compliments of jim Coinpmw PANSEY WEAVING MILLS BARIoN AND PINE sT. 2 f 5 4 I I Featuring a Wide Selection of Smart School and . Vacation Clothes Pawtucket, R. I. 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Symonds Q J .MM , g s1955 MOSAIC- -- f 1- - -r:q,..:., --:. gg.-:pg 1-.15'j.. .T:..,,-,311-. 52. 4 1 L.rq1,': -.1-'riffs-1 1.-7 :HJR--31 V,-rg. 1 -, -I-Ik -,gg ' 1 .- WE E - 4'-02'-020' 404'-05'-0 '0N0' '02-00 0 01 5C9 f-0 -0' - 00 f00ew1000 WN000Qg Speiclel Corporation 70 Sh'p Street P d C R I Q 740' W'Q?Q0f'-?00 W1WP'Q 1955 MosAlc 549-...agp-. Aoweouacauaxaaowfoxoxmeaeoaowwxowacalfaaa 9 Tel. PAWtucket 5-3463 PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY F A I N ' S CONSULTANTS - ENGINEERS FLOOR COVERINGS Moulders and Fabricators of Fine Plastics b 126 NO. Main Street Providence 3, R. I. DUNNELL LANE PAWTUCKET, R. I. LLOYD AVENUE TAILORS Tell. GAspee 1-9693 426 LLOYD AVENUE PROVIDENCE, R .I. MING GARDEN Chinese and American Food 141 WESTMINSTER STREET 66 EXCHANGE PLACE Providence, Rhode Island A Y Efiblf' H ER B I C o v N1 OUTFITTERS FOR BOYS and YOUNG MEN 194 WAYLAND AVENUE PROVIDENCE 6. R. L 404 For the Best in Luggage and Leather Visit W. ROUNDS COMPANY, Ltd. 52 WASHINGTON STREET 8z WAYLAND SQUARE MERRY-GO-ROUND 105'-0210165 -'01 242 THAYER STREET KNOW Also at 189 Wayland Ave.J T O Y S QQ9.LUg . sT. ANGELO . 'mms MoToRs eg 'L K Tel. WArren 1-1908 244 County Rd. Barrington, R. I. 6 540:01 108-05'-0'-1'-020' 1955 MOSAIC THE HUB S. GOURSE 8z SONS Fall River's Largest Men's 81 Boys' Apparel Store Established 1885 Cor. Pleasant 8: TroY PHEASANT MARKET 112 RALEIGH AVENUE eauacowfawo-N01 'QW 10'N0w.0wQ0'v-040Hf0x0xa:0:I: ac Y -'-04 -0'-0147 H9 ,0-,Qygy-Ayepsep' A0 0 -6'W0'e.0w-0 -01 Gabardine Coats Sport Jackets and F lannels ELSBREE-VALLEAU CO., INC. Established 1863 C 101 WESTMINSTER STREET Arrow Shirts Imported Argyle Hose Compliments of FEDERAL PRODUCTS coRP. :0x0x.0-49,9 1955 MOSAIC Aoxyltox -1-0 '0v'0 '7'02'0 0'Y0'K0' QE EEE 9v.ms0'w0f0'0Y0G0 10001000-0 -e0w0a.040v4g Of CATAM CRE JEWELRY CO 231 PINE STREET PRUVIDENCE R I '63 4071020402102 020 ff0'2'0'f'0110'0'-0510 C0Y0 401201 f0P'0-401404 519' 05002020000-0001020002020 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 from Ce Fu Scm Corp. mw::a0w00caww00000w:wvmw:o0wxmQ1w,w,0,.mW,W,,0,W,W,QaQaW,Q0,W,w A 1955 MOSAIC 2 2 2 2 2 5 '-0 f0 '-0Y0K0 2 X010402 1, ' ik l xl. i. ef' - '.-E , 1, 'A ii . ,Qi ff . .E K, L 1-3- ,Q IA' Q' my xi r, 2:1 'li 5 1 5 'i P i M a ly . -+ Xe 1, X! 10 ,z s 'I E . l. ITGIIICIII 61' You'u never forget your school ciays, anti We hope you'11 always rememher PhotoReHex, your Cfficial Photo- grapher. We'u always rememher the fun We had talzing your pictures... and we hope you will not forget us in the years to come when there are other occasions you'u Want to rememher with fine portraits. Plzotoleeflex. . . a unique metlzocl of tafeing pictures from coast to coast PHOTOREFLE 1955 MOSAIC x STUDIO 3rd FLOOR 3 w so S I 12- X. X N., w. 5 2 I. Y L in 2 2 . ll Q ' 1 Ill lilll r I 3 an' K Q g y ,,, .. .----- I . ,ni lg, 2 Q 5 ' ,,,A,,.,, 'Nc N 5 f E 0,151 N Q 51.42 '- 1 K x I 5 X5 is Q 2 , gf-iso!! AWE ll 3 do f I S ,w ww U, I x , 3 W 'ref SG 6 f W WBTTSHERS sew' E '5'li'R 'f,wp ' . , 1 X 5' '5 S f I rv' 1 Q fi N? persona se . V p i ,, x '- -i . wxx-QXw Y x kk A h A . ' 5,71 f,,,., 5 Oflglrldl lCIyOUiStf'fff 'ff f' vw, ,mi 512 ,mf ?f'j, ff'3f1 -a 'yf,,f ,gi-.5 2 5, fff: Z W'-MIMMH4 'ff- W leak? 2 , fuk X 1 ..,, ,.,. 3 ,, , ,..,, retouclnng O C composition ..-W5 Chin fi-'7f'7 541 0, A X 57gfl.,.f' 5 . A Lf-,Wei Zig mechanicalsEgiigiiffi If , H ' ' 1 1 , Qian 4 ff' 53 1 Eff 3 h lft d l' t U one an H16 neg IV X I O O f film and plate stripping plate making C O X offset printing folding complete bindery service packaging delivery t. 'tl d o oo e an sons, inc. I E stamford, connecticut Stamford 4-9226 new york me 5-4112 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 from the CLASS OF 1954 S Compliments of DR. JOSEPH L. DOWLING BENE 8. COMPANY, INC. Fine Office Furniture I PRINTERS - STATIONERS N R' I' Telephone GAspee 1-5228 150 DORRANCE STREET PROVIDENCE, Distributors of JOHN B. KILTON Postage Stamps For Collectors 109 EMPIRE STREET Providence 3, R. I. VW -Orvwanav ocmfaememovawfwsemfhwvmswwrwvfv' E 1955 MosAlc I 5 I Z .2 0J'0'P:0r 391' 0' I I EEEEEHEEEE1 3 xl I Ml 1mm..,,,,M.-lm 'nn lllll ul, 'M II T :Hui 1 'IEEEEEEEEMI I 'I ' ' u: zz: ' V IHIIIITEETE F1519 ' 'il . JL ' 6. 1.1 f Uma ESTA ED 1815 uulmu - lnlfmmu - sfavlcf ARNOLD, IIOPPRIAN S PROVIDENCE ' RHODE ISLAND 5 Anocialed wifh Imperial Chemical lnduslries Lid., London, England Q ARNOLD HOFFMAN 81 CO., INCORPORATED ' EST. 1815 PROVIDENCE R I , Offices and Sales Service Laboratories: 5 P d R. I., Atlanta, Ga., Charloffe, N. C., Teferboro, N. .I Compliments of Compliments of SERVICE TIRE SALES CO. A FRIEND PROVIDENCE, R. 1. xmawwwy, 'aw 'La 0 0'Q0'Q0'0 0 0fe9X0:10v0x0m0x01f0u0w0xaN0:0x0x0f 1955 MOSAIC S I . . x g Wowx Yr I I. I I I I I I 5 I 6 s kywilf g0 0 0 '0'W 0' 0'-04-0 f0f02 ,7 7 9 I x 9 Compliments Of E 5 5 ARDEN ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. 2 S 2 S S 5 S Compliments of RHODE ISLAND BUS COMPANY SERVING RHODE ISLAND SCHOOLS WITH 5 FINE CHARTER BUS TRANSPORTATION Anywhere - Anytime HISTORICAL TOURS INDUSTRIAL TOURS SPORTS EVENTS MYSTERY RIDES Specialists in Graduation Trips to WASHINGTON, D. C. A 400 FOUNTAIN STREET PROVIDENCE, 'R. I. I Telephone UNiOn 1-5000 S x0 050 0'S0 mcmmemwwvafmwwmwvmwowwwvfmwmfaemmowx 1955 MOSAICE 0105 e02'0'W'S7G0'1-76':L7C0 0v101S0'v0540'W5'05'0: Compliments of 0000000-Aemmemw C0N0 .0'X-0 '6l'C A AVON HARDWARE 2 DR. AND MRS. LOUIS E. BARRON ' CLARICS FLOWER SHOP, INC. 2 RAYCO AUTO SEAT CovER Co. 3 KILE AND MORGAN Co. E THOMAS Is. GRAY JOSEPH'S FINE FOOD E CROWN HOTEL BARBER SHOP I wAYLAND TOY SHOP 2 LUCILLE'S HOME DECORATING R A FRIEND 2 ANOTHER FRIEND RHODE ISLAND DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co. 3 formerly CE FA SAN CORPORATION A PARENT 2 AWWMWWWMWWWMWWWWWMWMWWWQQ I 1955 MOSAIC 9x4 if Q ill :Saxa-novo-f101:0w0x0m0w0w.0v2:emwwmcaofacaoemwamwwmememcaeacaoowwootmwx U. 0 A A 5 S Qi SERVING INVESTORS 3 LARGE OR SMALL I Our Doors are open to all investors-whether they are individuals I or institutions, large or small. Our facilities are organized to pro- . vide the management of a large security portfolio or to advise the S individual purchaser of a few shares. Please feel free to call upon Q us for investment advice - or for the execution of your orders S 2 to buy or sell. ' E 2 G. H. WALKER 8. co. 2 Investment Bankers Q S 15 WESTMINSTER STREET, PROVIDENCE ' S UNion 1-4000 E 5 S 5 MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 5 5 5 , Compliments of LUNNIE s MOTORS 5 we all I I B ls S 5 1 290 SMITH STREET E 5 0 8 0 ,, T T II l ll S l DeSoto and Plymouth 0 . 17 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK Sales and Service HMOM for your money The jewelers who made 5 f 0m LUm1ie'-YH your class rings S l New-owafwatov 0x0:eahm0f0v0x0w01E0f0f'05W 0 0lW 0'L0'0 05wm7Mq x 1955 MOSAIC 5 Globe Theatre by James A. Packard MODELS OF ELIZABETHAN THEATRES Built by members of the English IV Class under Mr. Walter E. Jansen Fortune Theatre by Gordon Cutts Black Friars Theatre by Charles B. Stuart i 1:53. lag 1 All Fortune Theatre by Joseph G. Fulkerson !' if 1' L Stephen Duell, Gerhard Thystrup, Michael O'Keefe, Harry Hendee Pasquale Conti Thomas W. Basford Oilicer Philip V. 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