Noble and Greenough School - Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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IQ34 Class Book The Graduating Class Noble's Cup, 1932 Student Council, 1931-32, 1932-33, 1933-34 Secretary, 1934 President of Class, 1931-32 Vigilance Committee, 1933-34 Gymnasium Committee, 1933-34 Track Squad, 1933 Manager, 1932 Team, 1934 Crew Squad, 1930, 1931,1932,1933 1934 Russell Cup Crew, 1933 Second Crew, 1934 Nobleman Board, 1932-33, 1933-34 Dramatic Club, 1933, 1934 Glee Club, 1933-34 Class Book Committee RALPH LAWSON, jr. Whether Ralph's expression of seriousness and intelligence is implied or not will remain a mystery to many of us. However, his record of responsible positions in school shows that his de- pendability is unquestioned. One of the hardest workers in the class, Ralph has managed to put his finger into nearly everything in school, and in some fields he has had a great deal of control. His presence in the Student Council for many years, now as secretary, has given him a prestige that makes him seemingly very important. As manager of the track team in the third-class year, Ralph accomplished an unusual feat, and became one of the best runners on the team this winter. As business manager of the Nobleman and member of this Committee, his ability in high finance and executive tyranny have accomplished much. This spring Ralph stroked the second crew, despite his slight weight. Ralph is also another of our ardent sailors, hailing from Dux- bury and prominent in the yachting circle of that vicinity. His greatest asset is his demeanor, at once giving an impression of everything to be desired in a young man, which perhaps explains his friendly relations with all the faculty, although many of us enviously accuse him of having a drag, Ralph is planning to go to Harvard next fall, and we expect that his indomitable will- power will take him places. 28

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The Graduating Class PERRY HIGGINSON JOHNSON Perry joined us in the fourth class, and since he has made his presenve definitely known. A forcible logician, he is always ready to start an argument or plunge into one, and if he cannot silence his adversary by good arguments,he does so with an overwhelming uproar. Une of the best athletes of the class, Perry has starred in the backiield for three years, and was one of the hardest- hitting players we have seen. Under his guidance the football team won a majority of its games this year, losing only to Ded- ham and Milton. In the last two years he has gained letters in both hockey and track-fin the former as a defenseman, and in the latter as a 300-yard sprinter. His speed made him the only new member of the 1932 baseball squad, and in this sport also he won a letter. Perry is a social bear of the First magnitude and well liked both within and without the school. He is always ready to help you out or give you his opinion, and his method of reaching an objective is like that of a bull. As President of the class this year Winkie has been a fitting leader, going hard at everything, from athletics to studies. 27 IQ34 Class Book Football 'l'ez1m, 1931, 1932, 1933 Captain, 1933 Hockey Tezim, 1933, 1934 Track Squad, 1932 Team, 1933, 1934 Baseball Squad, 1932 Team, 1933 Student Founvil, 1932-33 President of Class, 1932-33, 1933 34 Junior Boxing fup, 1932 Glee Flub, 1933-34

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The Graduating Class CHARLES ROGERS MILES Ever since the fifth-class year, when Charley joined us, he has been one of the most ardent fans of professional baseball in the class, eager always to argue loudly the relative merits of any team. As a player himself, Charley has shown considerable ability as a pitcher in the last few seasons. ln hockey, Charley has taken a similar but lesser interest, and he both follows the various Bruins' games and wields a stick on our own team. In the sum- mer it is rumored that he is a good tennis player. The curious thing about Charles is his ability to accom.plish things with an astonishing small amount of work, for he appears to move and think with an economy of eHort,yet his position scho- lastically and in athletics shows that he wastes little effort. Usu- ally very cheerful, he argues with jim on many points, but their co-operation is evident, when in response to Mr. Greene's fre- quent questioning, Charley says, Oh, I got that from jim. Incidentally, this collaboration is mutual. Charley joined this year's camera craze with a fifty-cent speci- men which he brandished and clicked around many times in the schoolhouse, but in the absence of material proof, we are not afraid of any startling exposures. Charles is going to Harvard confidently expecting to meet up with jim on an opposing blue team some day. 29 1934 Class Book Football Squad, 1932 Hockey Squad, 1934 Track Squad, 1934 Baseball Team, 1933, 1934 f fl, ff?