Moses Brown School - Mosaic Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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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-

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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

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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