Noble and Greenough School - Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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The Graduating Class 1934 Class Book JOHN WEBER ERHARD Of the boys that arrived at Noble's in 1928 for the sixth-class year, johnny was one of the liveliest and brightest. Merely his winning the scholarship prize that year and his ability in ath- letics show these traits to be outstanding. Although the light- est fellow in the class, he has collected letters in four sports, and this spring he worked hard at crew, his fifth major sport. In football, johnny played in the backfield last fall and was a con- sistent tackler. The hockey team found his aggressiveness useful, while his track ability in the thousand won many points for the team. In his second-class year he played in right field on the ball team, and this year he is rowing bow on one of the second- ary crews. His quickness and co-ordination make him an ex- cellent boxer, and he won a boxing trophy in 1932, and this year excelled in the junior heavyweight class. Johnny is a hard worker in studies, although he Finds time for activities of all sorts both in school and outside. This year he has been School Notes editor for the Nobleman, sang bass in the Glee Club, and has been a class representative in the Student Council, serving on the Gym Committee. Next year he is planning to go to Harvard, where he expects to room with Pope and Hubbard. 21 Trustees Prize, 1929 Inspector's Trophy Clioxingb 1932, 1934 Football Squad, 1932 Team, 1933 Hockey Team, 1933, 1934 Track Team, 1933, 1934 Captain, 1934 Baseball Team, 1933 Crew Squad, 1934 Student Council, 1933-34 Gymnasium Committee, 1934 Noblemau Board, 1933-34 Glee Club, 1932-33, 1933-34

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34 Class B0 1 Y 7 .J Football Manager, 1934 Glee Club, 1933-34 Dramatic flub, 1934 The Graduating Class ARTHUR TRACY CABOT Arthur came to us in the fourth class as our only classmate living west of the Mississippi. He made an unobtrusive entry into our midst and since has gained the respect and friendship of us all. Not only has he fitted well into this school, but also he has collected a large circle of acquaintances in greater or lesser degree connected with the school. In the spring, Cab has always played tennis, and he has been a valuable asset to the informal team which plays one or two matches each year. Always independently sure of himself, but equally ready to admit his mistakes, Cab is seldom without an opinion on any- thing. He was our efficient football manager this last season, and with characteristic determination made the Glee Club and be- came a stage hand on the Dramatic Club. We will remember Cab as a friend always ready to help another, but also well able to care for himself. We expect his ability to attain his objective will see him through Harvard and the Medical School with Hying colors. 20

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1934 Class Book 1 Trustee's Prize, 1931, 1932, 1933 Crew Squad, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934 Second Crew, 1930 First Crew, 1931 Russell Cup Crew, 1932 Track Squad, 1934 Football Manager, 1933 Glee Club, 1933-34 Student Council, 1932-33, 1933-34 Vigilance Committee, 1933-34 f' V Gymnasium Committee, 1933- 4 1 Class Hook Committee 010 3 The Graduating Class THOMAS FULLER Tommie arrived with the first of us in the sixth class. Every year except the first two he has won the Trustee's Scholarship prize, in fact he has led us in studies at the end of almost every term. Tommie was among our first lettermen, having coxed the undefeated second crew at the end of his fifth-class year. Other- wise he has not been very active in athletics, although he did jump for the track team in two or three meets this past winter. In his third-class year Tommie successfully competed against two upper classmen, and became football manager for 1932. XVhen he became too heavy for coxing Tommie took up rowing, and rowed bow on this year's third crew, which defeated two St. Mark's crews. Tommie has represented us for the past two years on the Student Council, and was this year a member of the Vigilance Committee. He has also sung on the Glee Club. Tommie is going to Harvard this year where we wish him continued success in studies as well as outside activities. 22