Moses Brown School - Mosaic Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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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

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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