Noble and Greenough School - Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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- 4. A L Y HEADMASTERS MESSAGE Any doubts that the Class of l965 may have had about its ability to set a high standard of leadership must have been dispelled early in the year. From the outset it indicated that it did not intend to play second fiddle to its predecessors, as it set a tone of quiet but forceful acceptance of responsibility in all phases of school life. Its members have been fine captains and heads of student organizations, leading their activities with modesty, tact and strong pur- pose. They have worked hard in becoming a cohesive, dedicated team. Few classes have been more popular or helpful with the younger boys, as tutors, study hall supervisors and team coaches. lf one phrase would characterize the attitude of these boys it might be that they have felt a sense of service, frequently beyond the call of duty. The Class of '65 has maintained old traditions and embarked on new ventures. lt has come through with colors flying and should be proud of its records - we are.

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FIRST CLASS

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DONALD LOUIS BECKWITH Don, Beck, Buckwheat 26 Country Club Rd., Newton, Mass. 5 years at Nobles Age 18 Cercle Frangais I Societas Latina III II Football Squad IV, Team III II I Nobleman Board II, Literary Board I Debating Club II I Glee Club II I Christmas Choir II I Quartets II Senior Seminar I PAUL BORIS BUSHEUFF, JR Paul, Moose, Bush 890 Washington St., Wellesley, Mass. 4 years at Nobles Age 18 Hockey Team III III Tennis Team I Nobleman Sports Editor I Glee Club ll I Christmas Choir Il I