Moses Brown School - Mosaic Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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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

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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

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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