Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1947 volume:

1947 PEAN XXX X .x XX I 5 1 X ,I r ' , J L N WWW VWW WM, 3255 35, I N 5 4? W I 1 '.f,! I ffimfg X7 2 I f, SN , It i - f Q Q Q X ' 1 ,Z was 171,125 if 9 1450, xx f d9SO5Uy 'QM' NW Q ' -Q fysiekfn mil! A s IMQMQAQ n rn T 2 'X if!!! X Wag! AN X my Y, X Wg' ? Y .qffn::.Za.g5g,gqg5, f.f.,5.-.aaev V X X 3,Qii , X: X X ,ff W I Y 's ' . X X x v 1 w 5 , VJ5f?Qh?M N 0 ,fx NJ, f THE I947 PEAN Chairman: Paul Drummond Rusi, III Managing Ediforz Roberi A. Divine Circulafion Manager: Andrew J. Armsirong Adveriising Manager: Riclward S. Hayes, Jr. Phorographic Ediiorz David W. Miller Copy Edifor: Clinion Gilberi, Jr. Ari Ediforz Neil A. McConnell Classes Edi1'or: Alan H. Ba+I1: Ac+ivi+ies Ediforz Fraser M. Moffat Dormirory Edi+or: Clark A. Cowen: Afhlefics Edi1'or: Richard C. Memliard: Associaie Ediforsz George S. Heyer, Andres M. Sada. Ediforial Board: G. C. Ellis, L. Baker, D. Van Buskirlc, W. G. Gridley, J. N. Douglass, P. T. Sclwurrnan, R. H. Gagne, T. C. Marsliall. CircuIa+ion Board: H. Smiilw, Jr., Assisianf Circulaiion Manager: F. A. Mellfiado, J. F. Sargeani, P. A. Mueller, P. F. Cruilcslianlc, A. S. GOFI, Jr. Adveriising Board: E. J. Sclwoop, Assisfani' Adver'I'ising Manager: D. S. Seeley. Pho+ograpI1ic Board: D. W. Ireland, D. W. Hardy, W. K. Paion. Ari Board: D. R. Harrison, S. P. Rounds, R. C. Doheriy. CONTENTS VIEWS OF THE SCHOOL . . . 5 ATHLETICS . . I29 FACULTY ...... . I O Fooiball - - CLASSES .... . 27 Soccer - - Senior Class . . . . 28 CVOSYCOUIIIVY Upper Middle Class . . 68 BGSISSIIDGII - LowerMiddIe Class . . 70 HOCIGY - - Junior Class . . . 72 WVQSIIIUQ - ACTIVITIES . . 75 Swimming - Fublicaiions . 76 Wlnler Track Debaiing . . ao Fe C '9 - - Music . . 84 gjsgggll' ' D'?ma ' ' QI Lacrosse . Science . . . 96 Spring Track ' Regionals . . . . IO4 Tennis . I u DORMITORIES .... . . IOS Crew Q Ablool'-Wlieelwriglwi . . . IIO-I22 Golf , Barreii-Ed. Gilman . .. I23-I27 FEATURES . . I3I Photograph by Bcachruch. DEDICATIUN WILLIAM GURDON SALTONSTALL in apprecialion of lwis undersfanding and slcilllull guidance of llie Acadenny in llwis his lirsf year as principal. l4l The Academy BuIWdIr1q, seen from Peabody. I 5 1 The Davis Libra ry. Websfer in winfer Jeremiah Smifh. I 7 1 PFwiUIp5 Adminisfmfion BuUding, and VV,'TSCNVv'VIQHT, Phillips and Wiweeiwriqhf. Academy Buiiding togro l WILLIAM GURDON SALTONSTALL Principal, Elecfed June, I946 Prepared for college al Millon Academy and The Phillips Exeler Academy A.B., Harvard, I928: A.M., Harvard, I93I. Insfruclor, William Penn Char+er School, I928'3Oq The Phillips Exefer Acad emy, l932-46: Chairman, Deparlmenl of I-lislory, I94O-46. L+. Comdr., U.S.N.R., l942-45. INSTRUCTORS EMERITI Lewis PERRY, A.M., L.:-LD. Principal, Emeri'I'us Elecled June, GEORGE HENRY SELLECK, A.B. Insfrucfor in Ma+hema+ics, Emerilus Appoinlecl Ocloloer, JOHN COPELAND KIRTLAND, A.M., L.H.D. Morison Professor of La'l'in, Emeri'l'us Elecled Oclober, WINTHROP EDWARDS FISKE, A.M. lnsfrucfor in Physics, Emerifus ARTHUR GORDNER LEACOCK, Ph.D. Cilley Professor of Greek, Emerifus EDWIN VICTOR SPOONER, S.B. lnsfrucior in French, Emeri'l'us ALFRED REYNOLDS WIGHTMAN, Ph.D. Insfrucfor in Lafin, Emerilus LAURENCE MURRAY CROSBIE, A.B. lnsfrucfor in English, Emeri+us NORMAN SHAW McKENDRICK, A.M. Appoinlecl Ociober, Elecled Ocloloer, Appoinied June, Appoinlecl Oclober, Appoinlecl Oclober. I9I4 1896 I897 I899 I899 I9II l9I2 I903 lnsfrucfor in Hisfory, Emerifus Appoinled June, I906 FREDERICK RAYMOND WHITMAN, A.M. lnsfrucfor in Hisfory, Emeri+us Appoimled Seplember, I9I7 The Pean records wilh regrei The dealh on January 20, I947, of William Allen Francis A.M., Wenlworlh Professor of Malhemalics, Emerilus. I I I I HENRY M. SHUTE. A.M. Chairman of +l'1e Deparimeni of Ger- man. Appoiniecl l907. AB., Tuifs, l902g A.M., IQOZ. AY. lnsirucior ai Universily of Maine. Direclor, Sludy Hall. OSCAR W. PEARSON Assisianf Direcior of Physical Educa- iion. Appoinicd I9I0. Harvard Universiiy Summer School oi Physical Eclucaiion, I9I5. Coach ol Club Baslceiball and Club Fooiball. CORNING BENTON Academy Treasurer and lns+ruc+or in Business Theory. Appoinied I9ll. A.B., Harvard, 19073 A.M., Harvard, l908, -yr-,,. Assisiani in Hisiory, Har- vard Universiiy. PAUL H. LINABERRY, A.M. lnsirucfor in French. Appoinied I9I2. AB., Harvard, 190871-X.Ivi., l9IO. In- siruclor ai L'Ecole de Commerce, Lyon, France, Lycee Ampere, Lyon, France, Lecleur d'Anglais a la Faculie des Lcilres, Univ. de Lyon. Vice-Pres. of The N. E. Mod. Language Associa- liong Member Harvard Teachers' As- sociaiion. WALTER E. DOE, Ph.B. lnsirucior in Maihemaiics. Appoinied l9l5. Ph.B., Wesleyan Universiiy, NOS 'l'Nf3. lnslrucior al I-lolderness School, Plyrnoulh, N.H. Associaiion of ihe Teachers oi Maihemaiics in New Eng- land. mi HOWARD S. STUCKEY, A.M. lnsirucior in Laiin. Appoinied I9l7. XMB., Princeion, l908g A.M., l9l5: Terrace Club. 'l'BK, Inslrucior ai lflarielia Academy: Asheville School: Hill School: Nichols School, Brooklyn Polyiechnic Preparaiory. Auihor of Brief lniroduciion io Caesar. EARL A. BARRETT, A.M. Chairman of fhe Deparfmenf of Ro- mance Languages. Appoinied I9I7. Universify of Michigan, A.B., Cornell, I9I47 PLM., Minnesola, I9l6. lnsfruc- for al Huron College, Universily of Minnesolag Sf. John's School, Manlius, N. Y. LEQNARD E. PEARL, S.B. Insfrucior in Chemislry. Appoinied I9I7. A.B., University of Vermonl, I9IO. Chemisl wilh fhe General Elecfric Company, Scheneciady, N.Y.gArfI1ur D. Lifile, Inc., Bosiong Slandard Alco- hol Company, Fullerlon, La. HENRY C. BLAKE, A.B. Insfrucior in French. Appoinled I9IB. A.B., Darlmoulh, IQO7. Insfruclor at Defroif Universily School, S+. Paul's School, Garden Cify, L. I. MYRON R. WILLIAMS Direcfor of Sfudies and Insiruclor in English. Appoinied I9I8. A.B., Harvard, I9I2. lnsfrucfor Harl- ford High School: Groion School. Edifor of The Phillips Exefer Bullelin. PHILIP E. HULBURD, S.B. Wen+worIh Professor and Chairman of 'fhe Deparfmeni of Ma+hema+ics. Appoinied I9I9. S.B., Mass. lnslilule of Technology, I9I7. ATA. Caplain, Coasi Arlillery Corps, U.S. Army, I9I7-I9. Chair- man, Summer Session, I937-39: Direc- Ior of The Anlicipafory Program, I943. II3I EZRA PIKE ROUNDS Direcfor of Admissions and Insirucior in Maihemafics. Appoinied I92O. A.B., Bowdoin, I92O. GAX, 'I'BK. Chairman, Summer Session, I933-34. EDWIN SILAS WELLS KERR Dean. Appoinfed I92l. A.B., Princelon, I909. fI'BK. Inslruc- 'for al Asheville School, Asheville, N. C. RICHARD W. GALBRAITH, A.M. Inslrucior in Lalin. Appoinied I922. A.B., Llniversily of lhe Soufh, I9llg A.M., Harvard, l920. Member of lhe Classical Associalion of New England. Facully Adviser lo The Soulhern Club. NORMAN L. HATCH, A.B. Morison Professor and Chairman of lhe Deparlmenf of Lafin. Appointed I923. A.B., Harvard, I92l. 'I-'BK. lnslruclor al Sfuyvesanl School, Warrenlon, Va. Classical Assoc. ol New England: American Philological Assoc. Coach of Club Lacrosse. PERCY C. ROGERS, A.B. Inslruclor in French and Spanish. Appoinied l923. A.B., Wesleyan, I9l8. AXP. lnslruc- Tor, Bellelonle Academy, Choale. Vice-Pres. ol N. E. Mod. Language Assoc. American Field Service Fellow- ship. Universilies: Toulouse, Diplome, I923, and Sloclcholmg lnslilul Francais, I939. Coach of Academy Hockey and Tennis Teams. Chairman, Public Relalions Commillee. H. DARCY CURWEN, A.B. Inslruclor in English. Appoinled I924. Harvard College, A.B., degree lalcen in l924 as of l9l5. Chairman Leclure Commillee, Merrill lnslilufe and Free Leclure Associaliong Chairman Sum- mer Session l94O-43. Il4I CLARENCE H. SANFORD, S.B., M. D. Medical Direcfor. Appoinied I926. S.B., Harvard, l9l5g MD., Harvard Medical School, I92O. lnsfruclor ol Deparlmenl of Recrealion and Heallh, Boslon Y.M.C.A., I9l5-log Medical Direclor, Sl. Paul's School, l92O-233 House Olzlicer, Lowell Corporalion Hospilal, I923-24. Facully Adviser 'lo The Medical Group. DONALD S. RICKARD, A.M. lnsfrucior in Spanish and French. Ap- penned 1926. A.B., Cornell, I92I7 A.lv1., l924g Weil Fellowship, Universily of Slrasbourg. l925. lnsfruclor in Romance Lan- guages, Cornell, l925-26. GEORGE T. MAJOR, S.B. lns+rucfor in Mafhemafics. Appoin+ed I927. B.S., Harvard, I927. Slanford Uni- versily, 1939-40. any T im' GEORGE E. BENNETT, A.B. lnsfrucior in English. Appoinied l929. A.B., Harvard, I927. Coach of Acad- emy Squash Teamg Adviser 'ro lhe Review and fhe Lanlern Club. SHERWOOD P. SMEDLEY, A.M. Insfrucior in Chemis+ry. Appoin'red I930. B.A., Williams, I922, lvl.A., I924. ln- slruclor a+ Williams College: Univer- sify of New Hampshire, Assisfanr in Chernisfry af Johns Hopkins Univer- sify. DEXTER BUTTERFIELD, A.M. lnsirudror in Mafhemafics. Appoinfed I930. Ph.B., Universify of Vermonf, 19261 A.M., Princelon, l929. TBK. lnsfruc- for al Universily of Vermont Lf. Cdr., U.S.N.R., l942-46. l'5l . ni... - i ii i' ii :i'i 3 i ' il MARTIN W. SOUDERS, B.S., M.P.E. Direcfor of Physical Educalion. Ap- poinfed l930. B.S., Kansas Sfale College, l9I4: B.P.E., Springfield College, l9l67 M.P,E., Universily of Soufhern Cali- fornia, I93O. HKA lSociall, KAH lHon.l Direclor of Physical Educafion in Milfon Mass., Public Schools, and al Millon Academy. GEORGE S. CARHART, M.A. Insfrucior in English. Appoinied I93l. A.B., Rochesfer Universily, I9231 A5497 M.A., Princelon, l929. Adviser lo The Exoniang Coach ol Academy Golf Team. ROBERT M. GALT, M.A. lnsiruclor in Lafin. Appoinled I93I. B.A., Cambridge, l924g M.A., Cam- bridge, I928. lnslruclor ar Arch- bishop Holgale's School, York, Eng- landg Vice-Principal, Uniled Church College, Sl. Johns Newfoundland: lnslruclor al Wilbraham Academy. Adviser 'ro The Address Book. Direc- lor, Summer Session, 1947. JOHN C. HOGG, M.C., M.A. Chairman of lhe Deparlmeni of Science. Appoinied I93I. M.A., Queens' College, Cambridge: Universiiies: Cambridge: London: Harvard. Capl., Brilish Army, I9I4- l9I9. lnslrucfor, Rugby School, England: Principal, Uniled Church College, ST. John's Newfoundlandq Professor of Chemisfry, Universiiy College, Sl. .lohn's. ARTHUR A. LANDERS, A.B. Direcfor of Music. Appoinied I93l. A.B., Harvard, I928. Musical Direclor al Norih Shore Couniry Day School, Winneilca, lll. Li. Cdr., U.S.N.R., I943-46. HENRY L. C. LEIGHTON, A.M. lnsirucfor in Malhemalics. Appoinied l93I. A.B,, Bowdoin, I9257 A.M., Harvard, I93O. Head ol Malhemalics Deparr- menl, Cony High School, Augusra, Maine, lnslruclor in Marhemarics, Tulls College. Member of Associa- lion of lhe Teachers ol Malhemalics in New England, llbl CLAUDE T. LLOYD, Ph.D. Odlin Professor and Chairman of fhe Deparlmeni of English. Appoinfed l93l. B.A., Simmons College, Texas, I9I7g PhD., Yale, I925. Associale Profes- sor ol English al Universily of New Hampshire. Member of Modern Lan- guage Associalion of America, Asso- ciafion of The Teachers of English in New England, School and College Conference on English. JOHN MAYHER, A.B. Chairman of +he Depar+men+ of His- Tory. Appoinfed I93 I. A.B., Amhersi, I926. AAfl'qfi1BK. ln- sirucior ai Si. Paul's School, Con- cord, N. H, American Hislorical Associaiion. Adviser To Dramaiic As- sociafion. ZENAS F. NEUMEISTER, A.M. lnsfrucror in French. Appoinfed I93I. Dallon, Mass., High School. A.B., Wesleyan, I925g A.M., Middlebury, I929g Harvard. lnsirucior a+ Rumsey Hall and Broolcline High School. Ad- viser 'ro The Junior French Group. HARRIS H. THOMAS, A.M. lnsfrucior in French and Spanish. Appoinfed I93l. A.B., Triniiyg Sorbonne, Paris, A.M., Middlebury, I935. Insfrucior S+. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Assisfanl D'Anglais a+ Lycee Hoche, Versailles, France. Coach of Club Hockey and Club Fooiballg Adviser To The Senaie and French Club. HOWARD T. EASTON, A.M. Ins+ruc+or in Lafin. Appoinfed I932. Balfimore Cily College, Ballimore, Md. A.B.. Johns Hoplcins Universify, I9263 A.M., I93O. Assisiani' Professor and Dean of Men, Weslern Maryland College, I925-273 Assislanl Professor, Ohio Wesleyan Universiiy, I93O-32. Coach oi Club Lacrosse, Adviser To Academy Rifle Club. H. GRAY FUNKHOUSER, Ph.D. lnsfrucfor in Mafhemafics. Appoinfed l932. A.B., Washingion and Lee, I92I7 A.M., Columbia, I924g Ph.D., I937. EN: 'I'BK. lnsfrucior ar Danville, Va., Mililary lnsliiure and Columbia, Assoc. Professor of Malhemaiics ai Washinglon and Lee Universily. Chairman, Summer Session and An- ficipaiory Program, I944-46. l'7l DeVAUX DeLANCEY, A.M. lns+ruc+or in French. Appoinfed l932. B.S., Harvard, l924g A.M., Princelon, I927, Advanced Fellow, Cornell: Middlebury. AKE. lnslruclor, U. of Vermonlg Lecfurer in French, U. of Wisconsin. Socieie Rouennaise de Bibliophilesg Sociere des Bibliophiles Normands. Direcror of Touch Fool- ballg Coach of Class Baseball: Ad- viser io Junior French Club. CHILSON H. LEONARD, Ph.D. Insfrucfor in English. Appoinfecl I932. B.S., Cornell, I923: A.M., I927g Ph.D., Yale, l932. lnsfruclor al Universify of Minnesola, l925-267 lnslruclor al Yale, l926-32. Secrelary, Friends of lhe Davis Library, Adviser lo 'lhe James N, Hill Marine Sociely. Ad- viser lo Diclionary of +he Exeier Lan- guage. Coach ol Club Soccer. H. HAMILTON BISSELL, A.B. Direcfor of Scholarship Boys. Ap- poinfed I933. B.A., Harvard, I933. fPBK. lnsfrucfor in English al Exeler, 1933-45. Coach of Academy Crew. EUGENE D. FINCH, Ph.D. lnsfrucfor in English. Appoinfed I933. Universify of Monfana, I9l9-227 A.B., Columbia, I9237 Ph.D., Yale, l932. lnslruclor al' Universily of Monlana, I925-273 al Yale, l932-33. Assisfanl' Golf Coach: Adviser 'ro fhe Dramalic Associalion. PAUL E. GROPP. A.M. Insfrucfor in German. Appoinfed I933. A.B., George Washinglon Universily. l923g A,M., l926. lnsfrucfor al Wesleyan, l923-24: al George Wash- ingfon, l924-303 Assislanf Professor and Dean of Seniors af S+. John's College, l93l-33. Member of Acad- emy Orcheslrag lnsfrucfor of Riding. HENRY PHILLIPS, JR., Ph.D. Cilley Professor of Greek. Appoin+ed I933. A.B., Amherst l926: Ph.D., Harvard, I933. -5-T: Cum Laude Sociefy. In- slruc+or, Lawrenceville, Amhersf. So- ciefy of Colonial Wars, American Philol. Assn.: Vice-President Exeler Republican Club. Aulhor of A New lnfroduciion fo Greek. Edifor of The Bullefing Adviser 'fo Ouling Club, Coach of Club Crew. l'8l LEONARD N. RHOADES, B. . lnsfrucfor in Mefhemafics and Nav- igafion. Appoinfed I933. B.S., Harvard, I929. lnslruclor al Sf. Paul Academy. Assisfanl Coach of Academy Hockey Team: Coach of J. V. Baseball: Direclor of Loan Library. EDWARD R. SCOTT, M.A. Inslrucfor in English. Appoinfed I934. B.A,, Cambridge Universily I92Ig Iv1.A., I927. Insiruclor al King's Col- lege School, London, England. 2nd L+., Brilish Army, I9I8-l9. Caplain, Inlanlry, A.U.S., l942-46. Adviser 'Io The Dramalic Associalion. G. RUSSELL BOOTH, A.M. Insfruclor in Malhemafics. Appoinled I935. A.B,, Bowdoin, l933: A.M., Princeion, I935. 'I'BK. Coach of Club Soccer: Coach of Club Baseball: Loan Library. L+. Cdr., U.S.N.R., I942-45. PAUL E. EVERETT, JR. PI1.D. Insiruclor in French. Appoinlecl I935. A.B., Bowdoin, I932g A.IvI., Harvard, I933g Ph.D., Harvard, I939g Univer- sily of Paris, Nancy. CIJBK. lnslruclor al Harvard, I934-35. Caplain, Signal Corps, A.U.S., I942-45. Coach of Fencing, Adviser lo P.E.A. Yachl Club. ROBERT W. KESLER, A.B. Insfruclor in German and English. Appoin+ed I935. A.M., Princeion, I932g Universi- Iiesz Munich, Cambridge. Inslruclor, Pomlrel School. Assislanl Coach of Academy Soccer Team and Coach of Academy Lacrosse Team: Adviser To Ihe Sludenl Council and Chrislian Fralernily. DANIEL E. FOWLER, M.Ed. Insfruclor in Physical Educalion. Ap- poinfed I935. B.S., Springfield College, I933q M.Ed., l935. Supervisor lnlramural Fool ball, Coach of Swimming: Inslruc lor in Correclive Gymnaslicsg As sislanl Coach of Spring Traclc. mi WILLIAM N. BATES, JR., A.B. Insfrucfor in English. Appoinhad I936. A.B., Harvard, I928. Inslrucior, Buck- ingham School, Cambridge, I936. Ll. Cdr., U.S.N.R., I942-45. Adviser Io The Ski Club and The Review. CHARLES L. LBICKEL, Ph.D. Insfrucior in Chemisfry. Appoinfed I936. A.B., William Jewell College, 1927, A.M., Harvard, I929q Ph.D., Harvard, I932. lnslruclor al Harvard, l93O- 35g al Lalayelie, I935-367 Harvard Summer Session, I934-35, I938, 1942. Z-i ROBERT G. LUCKEY, A.M. Insfrucior in English. Appoinfed I937. A.B., Harvard, I93Ig A.M., I937. ln- slrruclor al Lalayelle College, I932-35. WILLIAM B. CLARK, A.B. lnslrucfor in Mafhemaiics. Appoinfed I937. A.B., Darlmoufh, I935. Green Key, Sphinx Socielyg SKB. U. of New Hampshire, 1940. lnslruclor, Tall School, I935-37. Coach of Academy Foolball Team: Coach of Club Hockey and Club Baseball. WILLIAM R. JONES, Docfeur U. cle Paris Insfrucfor in French and Spanish. Ap- poinfed I937. A.B., Darlmoulh, I933g 'IJBK1 Doc- Toraf de L'UniversiJre de Paris, ICP36. lnsfruclor al Choir School of S+, John The Divine. Adviser io 'rhe Exonian and Sludenl Federalisls. Major, A.C., A.U.S., l942-46. HERRICK M. MACOMBER, Ph.D. lnsfrucfor in Lafin. Appoinied 1937. A.B., Universily of Vermonf, I93Oq AYP, 'l'BKg M.A., Harvard, l932: Ph.D., Harvard, I937. lnslruclor al Universiry of Vermonl and Earlham College. Coach of Club Lacrosse: Adviser fo C5.L. Soule and 'rhe Rifle Club. l20l pf it .. I .F . ALAN H VROOMAN Ph D lnshucfor in English. Appoinfed I937 A.B., Princefon, I934: A.M., I937: Ph.D., 1940, fbBK, L+., U.S.N.R.. i942-46. Assisranr Coach of Acad- emy Lacrosse Teamg Adviser lo lhe Laniern Club. ARTHUR W. WEEKS, M.A. lnsirucfor in Malhemafics. Appoinied I937. B.A., Cambridge Universily, l928: lvl.A., Cambridge Universiry, l932. lnslruclor al Liverpool College and Oundle School. Coach of Academy Soccer Team. GORDON B. BENN, B.S. lnsfrucfor in Physical Educafion. Ap- poinled l938. Geneva College: B.S., U. of lowa, I933. Lf. Cdr., U.S.N.R., l942-46. Line Coach of Academy Foolballq Coach of Academy Baslcelball and Baseball Teams. ELBERT P. LITTLE, Ph.D. lnsfruclor in Physics. Appoinfed l93B. A.l3., Harvard, l934q M.A., I937: PhD., I94-I. lnslrucfor al Harvard, I935-38: Radclilile, I937. Physical Socielyg Fellow, American Assoc. for The Advance-menl' of Science. Adviser lo Pholoqraphic Group and Scienlific Sociely. .wav , -fr, 'ease X . . . : : 'fI' 3 I .. 59.7 -'f'E ff5f?3 ...mb ..,f,.fg. .. , - ,, we e' - H :'.H55i55a-ffsfisiife. 4 rlffw i. -f Wsziev 4. if - - vfwfsei, : , 1 - , ' -ig? - , Q ROBERT H. BATES, A.M. Insfruclor in English. Appoinied I939. A.B., Harvard, l933g A.M., l935. ln- slruclor, Wm. Penn Charlerg U. of Pennsylvania. Ll. Col., Q.M.C., A.U.S., l942-46. Co-aulhor, Five Miles High, Co-Edilor, The American Alpine Journal. Adviser 'ro Lanlern and Ski Clubs. ELLIOT G. FISH, A.M. lnsfruclor in French. Appoinled I939. A.B., Harvard, I932, A.M., I937 lnslruclor, Lycee Henry IV, Paris, France, l937-38, S+. Paul's School Concord, N. H., i938-39. Ll. Cdr. U.S.N.R., l943-46. l2ll SHAUN KELLY, JR., M.A. Insfrucfor in History. Appoinfed l939. A.B., Harvard, l936: B.A., Oxford, 1939, MA., oxford, 1945. L+. li.g.l U.S.N.R., l94-4-46. End Coach of Academy Foolball Team, Coach of Club Hockey. Adviser lo lhe Herodo- lan Sociely. RANSOM V. LYNCH, B.S. lnsfrucfor in Mafhemaiics. Appointed i939. S.B., Harvard, I937. lnslrucior al The Los Alarnos Ranch School. Olowi, New Mexico, I937-39. Research As- sislanf, Naiional Defense Research Commiilee, l942. Ll., U.S.N.R., I943-46. CHARLES M. SWIFT, A.M. B.S. in Econ. Bursar. Appoinied I939. B.S., U. of Penn., l9351 B4'11. BF-Ei A.M., Norrhweslern, I94l. lnslruclor af Culver, i938-39. lnsfrucior in Malhemalics al' Exeler, l939-42, Ll. lig.l, U.S.N.R.. I944-46. Coach of Club Crew: Adviser To lhe Oufing Club. FREDERICK J. WOOD, M.A. lnsfruclor in Mafhemafics. Appoinfed I939. B.A., Chris+'s College, Cambridge. 19323 M.A., I936. lnslrucror al S+. Lulce's College, Exeler, Devonshire: al Beverley Grammar School: al Phil- lips Exeler, I936-373 al Birkenhead School, I938-39. Adviser To rhe Chess Club and E Book: Facully Treasurer ol The Chrislian Fralernily. JACKSON B. ADKINS, Ed.M. lnsfrucfor in Mafhemalics. Appoinied I939. Ph.B., Universily of Chicago, l926: Ed.M., Harvard, l933. lnslruclor af High Schools in Lima, Ohio, Chicago Heighfs, Maywood, lll., af Culver Mililary Academy, and ai Moses Brown School, Providence. Ll., U.S. N.R., l942-45. Coach ol Club Tennis. W. ERNEST GILLESPIE, Ph.D. lnslrucior in Lalin. Appoinied I939. A.B., Princelon, IQ333 M.A., I935: Ph.D., I937. Lf. Cdr., U.S.N.R., I943- 46. Coach of Club Soccer. Adviser To lhe Pean. GEORGE E. RONCALEZ, Agrege de L'Universii6 lnsfrucior in French and Russian. Appoinled I939. B.S., Versailles, l926g Proiessoral Lei- lres-Philosophie, Paris, l929q Diplome d'Eludes Superieures, Lille, l932: Agregarion, Paris, l933q lnslruclor, Weslminsler College and Lycee of Melzq French Lecior, Cambridge: lr:- slruclor, Columbia, Bowdoin, Middle- bury. French Supply Council: UNRRA and Brelon Woods Conferences. l22l LYNN KIRTLAND, Ph.D. lnsfruclor in Lalin. Appoinled I940 A.B., Williams, l935: 'l'BK. A.M. Princelon, l937q Ph.D., l938g Ameri- can School of Archaeology al Alhens, l934g Universily ol Munich, l935. ln slruclor, S+. Paul's School, I938-40. Ll., U.S.N.R., I942-45. JUDSON B. CROSS, B.S. lns+ruc+or in Physics. Appoinled I94I. B.S., Yale, l938: Universily of Michi- gan, l939. lnslruclor al Kimball Union Academy. Adviser lo Meleoro- logical Sociely and Radio Group. LOUIS H. PALMER, JR., M.A. lnslruclor in English. Appoinled I94I. A.B., Williams, l93o7 B.A., Oxford, l938g M.A., Oxford, I944. lnslruclor al Willislon Academy. Sl. Sgl., A.C., A.U.S., l942-46. Coach of All-Club Soccer and Club Hockey: Adviser lo Slci Club. RICHARD F. NIEBLING, M.A. lnsfruclor in English. Appoin'l'e.d l94l. Darlmoulh, l938g Yale Graduale School, I94-l. Coach of Club Soccer and Club Baslcelballg Adviser lo lhe Exonian and Dramalic Associalion. On leave ol absence for war service. RICHARD L. DUNNELL, A.M. lnslruclor in Science. Appoinfed l942. B.A., Wesleyan, I936: A.M., I939. Graduale Assislanl in Organic Chem- islry, Wesleyan, I936-38: lnslruclor al Tall School, I938-39: al Wyoming Seminary, Kingslon, Pa., I939-42. Coach of J. V. Tennis and Club Hockey, Adviser lo The Chemislry Group, l23l EDMOND A. MERAS, Ph D. Inslrucior in French. Appoin+ed I942. B.A., College of lhe Cily ol: N.Y., I9l7g A.M., Columbia, I9247 License es Lellres. Toulouse, l922: Ph.D., N.Y.U., I937. Professor of French, U. ol Weslern Onlario, Adelphi College: Superviser ol Romance Languages, Townsend Harris l-l.S.: Inslruclor, U. ol Colorado, Norlh- weslern, Penn Slale, Middlebury French Summer School. Adviser 'lo Les Cabofins. W. LEONARD STEVENS, A.IvI. Insfruclor in English. Appoinled I942. B.S., Harvard l929q A.M., l9353 Sorbonne, l93I. lnslruclor, Harvard and Radclihe, I929-3l, I932-38: Yale, I938-425 lnslruclor and Tulor in Hislory and Lileralure, Harvard and Radclifhe, l932-34, Adviser 'lo The Pean and Dramalic Associalion. PHILLIPS E. WILSON. A.M. Inslrucfor in Hislory. Appoin+ed I942. A.B., Harvard, l923, A.lvl., l937. Head ol Hislory Deparlrnenl and Assislanr Headmasler, Belmonl Hill School, l923-42. Coach of Club Foolball and Club Hoclceyg Adviser lo Jr. Debalring Sociely and lhe De- baling Team, Heroclcian Sociely. DONALD I'I. MILLER, A.B. Inslrucfor in Science. Appoinfed I943. A.B., Princelon, I929. lnslruclor, Beacon School, l93l-325 Belmonl Hill, l932-42. Coach of Club Foolball and Club Hoclcey. Adviser lo The Pacific Coasl Club. PAUL E. MOLLOY, A.M. Inslrucfor in English. Appoinled I943. A.B., Amhersl College, I928q A.M., Harvard, I938. Inslruclor in English al' Hanover High School, Harvard, and Radclifle. Coach of Club Soc- cer. THEODORE BARRY, B.A. Business Manager. Appoinled I944. B.A., Amhersl, l927. While Sludios, l927-30. lnslruclor, Governor Dum- mer Academy, I93Og Romford School. l93O-35: lnslruclor in English and Business Manager, Governor Durnmer, Academy, i935-44. iw 4 HENRY W. BRAGDON, M.A. InsI'ruc+or in Hisfory. Appoin+ed I945. B.A., Harvard, l923g Cambridge, I93Og M.A., IQ34. lnslruclor, Brooks School, l93O-45. Alumni Council, Kenl School. Advisory Board, Social Educalion. Coach ol Club Crew: Adviser lo ihe Academy Debaling Team anol Golden Branch. THEODORE R. SEABROOKE, JR. InsTrucTor in Physical EducaTion. Ap- poinTed I945. B.S., Univ. oT IIIinois, I942. Coach of FooTl3aII, Tennis, WresTIing, Traclc, and AssisTanT Coach oT BasIceTbaII, aT The CommuniTy High School GraniTe CiTy, III., T942-45. Line Coach OT Academy FooTbaII, Coach oT WresT- ling. CHARLES S. GODFREY, M.S. InsTrucTor in Science. AppoinTed I946. BS., and M.S., IvI.I.T., I94I. CapT,, A.A.F., 1942-46, Coach OT Club FooT- ball and Club Track. Adviser To The AeronauTics Group and The ScienTiTic Sociefy. COLIN F. N. IRVING, A.B. InsTrucTor in Hisfory. Appoinfed I946 A.B., Harvard, T945 as oT I946. SgT. A.A.F., I943-45. Coach oT Club Crew, AssisTanT Coach oT Fencing. GLEN A. KRAUSE Ari Direc+or. Appoinfed I946. School oT The ArT InsTiTuTe, I936g U. oT Chicago. InsTrucTor in The School oT The ArT lnsTiTuTe, Chicago, I938-42. LT., U.S.N.R., I942-46. Ad- viser To The MidwesTern Club, The Pean, and The DramaTic AssociaTion. L , T251 RICHMOND MAYO-SMITH, A.B. Insfrucfor in Science. AppoinTed I946 A.B., AmhersT, I946. STaTT SgT., F.A. A.U.S., I943-45. Adviser To The Biol- ogy Group. 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A r Q 1 M ,R ' N' ' '2 .Q W 'va Y .V M 5 Q, E W 'Iii T gif' ,,,- : , ',' M' nk si? Ny -Ee f-'-- 1 'fiiigig Q- , I 45 Q Y if 41 F S i . A MICHAEL MAHONEY Presideni' SENIDR CLASS I+'s 'I'he back of Chapel, a pack a day, and ou+ '+il len now. We shave 'lwice a week, and we even know whaf +he corners a+ dances are for. This year hasn'+ been as close fo Heaven as we +hough1- H' would be. The C-slip has become more dreaded fhan fhe Dickie: Messrs. Mayher and Curwen have branded us for life. We'll be alumni soon lsome of us, fhai' isl, and we will remember fhe nighis on +he Swazey, 'lhe June Ball, and dining hall food. Now our only doubl' is: has Exeier prepared us for +he Aiornic Age? HOWARD S. FULLER G. CORSON ELLIS Vice-Presidenf Treasurer FOUR YEAR CLUB SENIOR CLASS BALLOT DONE MOST FOR EXETER MOST POPULAR ..... MOST APT TO SUCCEED ALL-AROUND ATHLETE . THINKS HE IS ..... MOST GULLIBLE . . . APPLE POLISHER . GRIND ..... BIGGEST BUMMER . . LOVER ..... WOMAN-HATER . . BULL SLINGER . . . WOLF ........ GIFT TO THE WOMAN . . . BIGGEST PREP .... POLITICIAN . WITTIEST . . CAVE-MAN . . SLOPPIEST . . BEST DRESSED . . BEST SPEAKER . . HIGH BROW . . PLAYBOY .... MOST SARCASTIC . Bill Lynch, John Cowles, Howie Fuller Mike Mahoney, Howie Fuller, Corky Ellis John Cowles, Bill Lynch, Jeff O'ConnelI H. Smi+h, Jim Gabler, Corky Ellis Big Al Turner, Neil McConnell, Dave Colwell Clinl Gilberl, Jack Alexander, Bill Pa'I'on Herb England, Ar+ Zelvin, Bill Pa+on Howie Fuller, AI Dulles, Bill Gridley John Purcell, Pros Virden, N. D. Hooe Paul Rusf, A. Rushfon, George Monlgomery George Redman, Mike Mahoney, Joe Kerr Wickersham, Al Turner, Herb England George Monfgomery, Alan DeSchryver, Berl' Craig Soule Hall, Rodney Peferson, Ari Zelvin Ames Slevens, Peyfon PiI'ney, AI LeClair Jeff O'ConneIl, Bill Lynch, Gren Garside Bob Trea+, Ames S+evens, Fred Melhado Guido Rahr, Pros Virden, Nick Callahan Pros Virden, Dick Rickard, Warren AbboH Gren Garside, John Carfer, Neil McConnell Jeff O'ConneIl, Gren Garside, John Cowles Gren Garside, John Cowles, Neil McConnell Neil McConnell, Fred Melhado, Johnny Borden Jim Douglass, John Purcell, Sumner Gambee I30I CUM LAUDE SOCIETY JANUARY ELECTION Roberf D. M. Accola Eric S. Beckjord John H. Beebe Fredrick R. Coburn David Colwell John Cowles, Jr. Roberf R. Crump Chesfer R. Davis, Jr. Allan M. Dulles Howland A. Fowler Andrew G. Franfz COLLEGE PREFERENCE Harvard Princefon Yale Darfmoufh Williams Cornell Amhersf M.I.T. Swarfhmore Norfhwesfern New Hampshire Brown California Tech. California Duke Oberlin Howard S. Fuller Cornelius D. Hasfie William F. Heiin Paul A. Jones Roberf H. Knox, 3d James H. Lang, 3d Philip J. McFarland Andrew E. Norman Leonard E. Opdycke John C. Piffenger A. Malcolm Posf, Jr 76 57 46 I9 I4 I2 7 6 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 Worcesfer Polyfech. I CLASS DAY OFFICERS APRIL ELECTION Philip Barnard, IV Roberf L. Belknap Norris W. Darrell Roberf A. Divine Pefer A. Hager Sfephen S. Ingham Richard W. Murphy Honore M. Owen, Jr. Franklin H. Pfeiffenberger Richard N. Pierson, Jr. Roger T. Simonds Meredifh N. Springer Richard L. Weidenbacher John M. Woodbridge Rensselaer 2 Sfanford 2 Annapolis I Bosfon Universify I Bowdoin I Chicago I Hamilfon I Maine I Michigan I Pennsylvania I Springfield I Syracuse I Texas Tech. I Texas Universify I Vermonf I Washingfon and Lee I Second row: Cowles, O'ConnelI, Hall. Firsf row: Lynch, Gabler, Mahoney, Fuller, Ellis. Qi If FAC X, i QL,19!Qlf :il ' LATlN REQUIREMENT DQQPPED gfnglllli i k .L Li, ii l U X X! 10:50 RULE .P A N gf 'lik LAST HALF or mg, qw INNING -5200 32 SENIUR Sainl' Peler leaned back on his lhrone in fronl' of lhe Pearly Gales and asked a newcomer who had iusl lravelecl The long, narrow palh, Who are you? l'm +he Class of '47. I wanl 'lo gel' in, said 'rhe lraveler. Tha+'s very inl'eres+ing, Sainl Peler said, very inleresling. And iusl' whal makes you lhink you can gel in? Whal have you ever done lo deserve +his Paradise? Confidenl' 'I'ha+ he was worlhy of admil- lance, lhe lraveler said, l gradualed. Isn'l lhal enough? Sainl' Pe+er looked grave. I've heard a lol aboul' you, he said, bu+ l wanl' you 'ro 'lell me everylhing, righl from lhe beginning. Every+hing? asked Ihe Iraveler who now looked a bil worried. Yes, every'rhing. From lhe beginning? From lhe beginning. Well, if was back in Seplember of '43, said 'rhe Class of '47. I came from all over lhe counlry, all over lhe world in facl-New Jersey, Arizona, England, Massachusells, Brazil, Illinois, Hawaii, even from a li++Ie place called California. I spenl four years al' Exeler and gradualed in June of '47. Mosl of me gradualed anyway. Some of me dropped oul along Ihe way. I was one of 'l'he besl classes I'he old school ever had. Now can I gel' in? l've go+ +o hear more 'rhan l'hal'. Be pa- lienl. You've gol forever-whelher here or down below, added Sainl Peler. Go on, and lake il easy. Seems lo me I remember somelhing aboul' lhe liacully dropping lhe Lalin requiremenl' back in '47. I made quile a s'l'ink aboul +ha+. The lraveler lhoughl' Sainl' Peler would be pleased fo hear l'ha'r he was so inleresled in 'lhe Classics. Bul' I guess il' wasn r such a bad idea a'F'I'er alI, he admilled, when I look back on if now. All my sons have gone 'ro 'lhe same school, and lhey I CLASS MEMDIRS slill lake Lalin. Yes, said Sainl Peler lhoughllully. Go on. More? asked lhe Class ol '47, doubllul lhal lhe resl would be as pleasing. Yes, more. Well, I remember back in my prep year, lhal was when lhe war was slill on, how I helped oul in lhe apple orchards and on lhe railroads. Labor was needed: so, lo gel oul ol some classes, I picked apples, and in lhe winler I shoveled snow on lhe B 8: M and gol oul ol some more classes. I worked hard, bul I gol paid lor il. As I recall, lhere was more apple ealing and snowball lhrowing lhan labor on your parl, said Sainl Peler. WeIl, maybe a lillle, '47 said, and he hurried on lo his nexl poinl. The Sludenl Coun- cil lried hard lo brighlen my exislence. I kepl complaining aboul lhe food, and lhe Council said il would do somelhing aboul il, bul I never saw much change. Maybe il wasn'l so bad any- way. I managed lo survive, belween lhe dining hall and lhe Grill. I complained aboul lhe rules loo, bul none ol lhem were ever dropped. There was lhe breaklasl rule. I don'l know whal lime we were supposed lo make lhe dining hall be- cause I always gol up when I heard lhe bell, bul I made il-once in a while anyway. Then lhere was lhe len-lhirly rule. Thal didn'l bolher me because I had a lighl hooked up in my closel. I lhoughl lhe rules would go oll when Doc Perry Iell-he was a greal old guy, haled lo see him go, bul anolher good man, Sally I called him, look over and is slill doing a lerrilic iob-bul, as I said, I lhoughl lhe rules would go-and lhey never did. Had a radio in my room which no- body ever lound oul aboul. You weren'l such a good boy, were you? said Sainl Peler. Oh, I was only a kid lhen. I've grown up a lol since. I even grew up some in my lour years al Exeler. '47 paused, wailing lor some word lrom Sainl Peler. All he gol was a lhoughllul l33I look and lhe words go on. There were lhe Andover games. We won lhe Andover loolball game my prep year, bul' lhe resl is kind ol a sore subiecl. There were a couple ol lires in my Upper year which added lo my pleasure. Meras' lurnilure slore burned down one nighl, and I slayed up all nighl lo walch il. Then lhere was a lillle 'Fire in Cilley lhal year loo. Some guy's mallress caughl on lire, and he wasn'l smoking in bed eilher. During my Lower year almosl lhe whole school had a snowball lighl in lronl ol lhe gym. Thal was The Greal Snowball Fighl. I remember lhe rocks I used. And my upper year lhere was The Greal Relch- ing Epidemic. Bul whal I remember besl aboul lhal year was our gelling oul a week early lor Chrislmas vacalion. Everyone had lhe llu, and lhe inlirmary was loaded wilh l50 guys. The school wenl wild. I almosl gol oul early again lhe Chrislmas ol '46 because ol lhe coal slrike, bul lhal lurned oul lo be no more lhan a rumor -our gelling oul, lhal is. And lhe vels loo. They're a parl ol me. They did a good iob. The lraveler paused again. Sainl Peler jusl nodded, and '47 lhoughl he had beller add a lillle more. He lhoughl ol menlioning Bill's Spa and lhe pinball machines, bul maybe Sainl Peler wouldn'l like lhal. I gol inlo college. Ilwas a prellylough iob, and I was worried lor a while, bul aller Exeler I spread oul all over lhe counlry again. Prince- lon, Harvard, and Yale. Some ol me wenl wesl and some wenl lo Hamillon. How 'boul il, Sainl Pele? I'm aboul lhe besl class Exeler has ever had. Can I gel in? Well, son. ll's lhis way. You've gol a high scholaslic record, and you are one ol lhe besl, bul you are nol quile ready yel. I'm going lo send you back lo Iile lor a lew years lo learn a lillle more aboul il. As I said you've gol a long lime. And lhe Class ol '47 lrudged back along lhe narrow palh and look anolher look al lile. JAMES CRAWFORD ALLEN ', Jim, Tex 3l I0-2ls+ S+., Lubbock, Texas Texas Technological College: Medicine: Enlered Senior Class, I946: Soulhern Club lll: Medical Group lll: Glee Club lll: Rifle Club lll: Honors WILLIAM ALEXANDER ANDERSON Bill, Andy High Meadow, Camden, Maine Williams: Undecided: Enfered Upper Class, I945: Choir lll: Glee Club l2l: Aeronaurics Group l2l: Scienlilic Socie+y Council, Secrelary lll: Rifle Club lll: Chrislian Frafernily lll: Red Key Sociely lll: J. V. Baskelball Manager: Academy Baskelball Manager: Honors ., ANDREW JACKSON ARMSTRONG Andy, Curly l27I Whealland Ave., Lancasler, Pa. Yale: Business: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Band l3l: Orcheslra lll: Dramalic Associafion l4l: Peen l4l, Circulalion Manaqer lll: Cheerleader lll: Chrisfian Fralernily l3l: Medical Group lll: Four-Year Club: Red Key Sociely: J. V. Swimming l2l: Academy Swimming Team l2l: Manager lll:J. V. Baskelball lll. JOHN FULTON ASHTON John, Jack 28 Ridgecroil Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Harvard: Law: Enlered Junior Class, I94-3: Yachf Club l2l: Ski Club l2l: Shop l2l: Radio Group l3l: Leclure Group' l3l: Phorographic Group lll: Aeronaulics Group l2l: Junior De- bafing Sociely lll: Scienlific Sociely Council lll. WARREN JONES ABBOTT Abbe, Ab 76 Fronl Sl., Exefer, N. H. Harvard: Business: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Chrislian Frarer- nily l3l: Scienfilic Sociery lll: Four-Year Club: Red Key Sociely lll: Dramafic Associalion lil: Les Cabofins lll: Glee Club lll: Academy Lacrosse Manager. ROBERT DANIEL ACCOLA Colne, Ac 535 Siellar Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y. Princelon: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Golden Branch lll: Scienlilic Sociely, Leclure Group lll: Biology Group lll: Cum Laude Sociefy: All-Club Soccer lllg Honors l2l: High Honors JOHN WINTH ROP ADAMS Piggy. Cole RED Ifyfl, Henniker, N. H. Princelon: Archileclure: Enfered Junior Class, l943: Four-Year Club: Review, Ediforial Board l2l: Slamp Club l3l: Les Cabofins lil: Rifle Club l2l: Exonian, Business Board Circulalion Board lll: Honors l7l: High Honors JOHN HEALD ALEXANDER, JR. Alex, Tracks 266 Easl' Dudley Ave., Wesllield, N. J. Yale: Undecided: Enlerecl Junior Class, l942: All-Club Foolball l2l: Academy Foolball Squad lll: Academy Foofball Team l2l: All-Club Hockey lll: Academy Hockey Squad lll: Academy Hockey Team l2l: All-Club Baseball lll: Academy Baseball Team l l34l MERCER BIDDLE BARROW I 0' J Merce, Burnholes lO70 Whealland Ave.. Lancasl a. Princeion: Undecided: Enlere uni lass, 3: Four-Year Club: Siudeni Federalisis l2l: C I d Jun' r Debalinq Sociel' Medical Grou l3l, A lub mmin J vl Yi p ' Q 1 ' - Swimming lll: All-Club Lacrosse rosse Team l2l: Chrislian Fralerniiy ll HARLAN ABBOTT BARTLETT Bari, Sfrelch 464 Woodsiock Rd., Soulhbridge, Mass. Syracuse: Foreslry: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Slamp Club lll: Chess Club lll: Scienlilic Sociely Leclure Group l2l: Glee Club l2l: Choir l2l: Four-Year Club: Red Key Sociely: Academy Crew l3l, Caplain lll: All-Club Swimming l2l: Academy Traclc Squad WILLIAM RUFUS BATES Bill, Willy 923 Easl Kearsley S+., Flinl, Mich. Norihweslern: Relail Business: Eniered Junior Class, I94-3: Scien- iiiic Socieiy Leclure Group lll: Medical Group lll: Rifle Club lll: Aeronaulics Group l2l: Midweslern Club l3l: Four-Year Club: Ouiing Club lll: J. V. Track l2l: Academy Track ALAN HARRIS BATH Al, Li'l Al Box I4-03, Williamsburg, Va. Harvard: Law: Enlered Lower Class, I94-4: Pean l3l, Ediiorial Board l2l, Classes Edilor lll: Pacific Coasi Club l3l: Soulhern Club lll: Junior French Group lll: Les Cobolins Ill: Press Club lll: Dramalic Associalion lll: Dormilory Commillee Ill: Scienlific Sociely, Leciure Group Ill.- Team I HUGH CHRISTY BACON Admiral lOl Luzerne S+., Norlh Haven, Conn. Cornell: Undecided: Enlerecl Junior Class, I94-3: Scienlific Sociely l4l, Council l3l, Vice-Presidenl lll: Yachi Club l2l, Execuiive Commillee Ill, Commodore lll: Ski Club l2l, Secre- lary lll: Shop l4lg All-Club Crew ROBERT SMYTH BACON Bac, Roler 200l Bay View Drive, Hermosa Beach, Cal. Rensselaer: Engineering: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Scienlific Sociely lll: Medical Group l2l: All-Club Track lll: Honors lll. EUGENE RICHARD BAKER Ace, Euge I Grape Sl., Newmarlcel, N. H. Harvard: Surgery: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Exonian lll: Junior Debaiing Sociely Ill: Medical Group lll: Four-Year Club: All-Club Foolball l2l: l35-pound boxing championship. PHILIP BERNARD, IV Phil 4l9 Cherry S+., Mi. Carmel, III. ard: Chemislry: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Orchesira I4-l: e Club l4l: P.E.A. Sena+e l3l: Chemisrry Group residenl lll: Midwesrern Club l2l: Siudem' Federalisis l2l: All-Club Crew lll: Honors lol: High Honors v' .L g I I 35 1 RICHARD MITCHELL BLISS Dick, Blisfer Frogfown Rd., New Canaan, Conn. ' ' Yale: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Red Key Sociely III: Cheerleader III: Academy Tennis Team I3I: Caplain III: J. V. Baskelball BIII osc 86 Riverside Drive Bunghamion N Y ERIC STEPHEN BECKJORD Beck, Specier 2500 Bedford Ave., Cincinnafi, Ohio Yale: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: G. L. Soule I4-I, Treasurer Presidenl III: Glee Club I3I: Choir IZI: Sludenl Federalisls IZI: Lanlern Club III: Cum Laude Socie'Iy: Mid- wesfern Club I2I: Four-Year Club: J. V. Hockey IZI: All-Club Lacrosse III: High Honors IIOI. JOHN HARVEY BEEBE 67 Dana SI., Amherst Mass. Beebe, Humpfy Arnhersl: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Glee Club I2I: Dramalic Associalion I3I: Chess Club III: Chrislian Fralernily III: Cum Laude Sociely: All-Club Soccer III: Academy Soccer Team III: All-Club Lacrosse III: Honors ISI: High Honors ROBERT LAMONT BELKNAP Belkie, Blinky IO4O Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Princelon: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Golden Branch I3I: P.E.A. Senale I3I: Chess Club I3I: Lanlern Club III: Chrislian Fralernily I3I: Academy Track Team III: Honors I4I: High Honors IZI: Highesl Honors FREDERICK H. BEYER Fred 5I5 Scranlon Ave., Lake Bluil, III. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Senior Class, I946: U. S. Navy, I945-46: Elelronic Technicianls Male, Third Class. . 1 'xl I ' ' 1 , - I - 1. f . 'n I WILLIAM HENRY BLOOMER ' , B .xi Princelon: Business: Enlered Junior Cla I944: Oufinq Club I3I: Sk' Cl b I2I: GI Cl b II . 'fb Il,IIIf--J1Of. W I- Iinlg Iii. ee W L Gibb. y ,534 W- lf' J 'f 71, ,all - ,ma :I-' 1 HOWARD BRUCE ALJ! Chesier, Ray -ff 24 Maple S+., Soufhbridqe, Mass. Harvard: Undecided: Eniered Junior Class, I943: Chrislian Fra+erniIy I3I: Scienfific Socie-Iy, Meleoroloqy Group l2I: Junior Debalinq Socie+y III: Junior French Club III: Ski Club III: Four-Year Club: Les Cabolins III: Pean, Adverlising Board III: Academy Crew II J Qfful WILLIAM TILDEN BOLAND Wild sin 702 Holilman S+., Elmira, N. Y. Yale: Medicine: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Medical Group I4I: Biology Group III: Pean III: Four-Year Club: J. V. Track III: Academy Track Squad III: All-Club Swimming I2I: Academy Swimming Squad V Mar' Li' I36I GEORGE McNEAR BOWLES Cork, Corky 23I2 Washingion S+., San Francisco, Cal. Yale: Engineering: Eniered Upper Class, I945: Pacific Coas'r Club Ill: Sfudenl Federalisis Ill: Dormilory Commillee GEORGE CHISOLM BRIGGS Ray, Briggsie 7 Lynn Slwore Drive, Lynn, Mass. Harvard: Undecided: En'I'ered Junior Class, I943: Scienlific Sociely III: Medical Group IZI: Four-Year Club: Dorrnilory Commillee IZI: Red Key Sociefy Ill: Cbrislian Fralernily l3l: Academy Golf Team Capiain Ill: All-Club Foolball Ill: J. V. Baskelball Ill: All-Club Baskeiball WILLIAM HALL BRINCKERHOFF Bill, Brinck 23 Grafion SI., Chevy Clwase, Maryland Princelon: Engineering: Enfered Upper Class, I945: Les Caboiins Ill: Clwemislry Group Ill: Model Railroad Club Ill: Honors I LAURENCE Le WRIGHT BROWNING, JR. Larry, Machine Edgemonl Rd., Maysville, Ky. Cornell: Mechanical Engineering: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Clnrislian Frarernily l3l: Souilnern Club I4l, Secrelary Ill: Band I4l: Four-Year Club: J. V, Cross Counlry IZI: J. V. Winler Track Ill: J. V. Spring Track l2l: Honors I GARY MCGREGOR BOONE D n'I 7aThird SI., Presque Isle, Maine Bowdoin: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Aeronauiics Group Ill: Phofoqraphic Group JOHN CHALONER BORDEN, JR. Jug-a-rum, Bordo 340 Easl' 72nd S+., New York, N. Y. Yale: Business: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Four-Year Club: Clwrisfian Fraiernily I4-l: Oufinq Club l3l: Scienlific Socie+y IZI: Rifle Club I2l: Dormilory Commillee Ill: Junior Debaling Sociely Ill: Junior Frencln Club Ill: Soulbern Club III: Bandrlyll: Sfudenr Federalisls l2l: All-Club Lacrosse, Cap- Iain I. EDWARD RIDENOUR BOTT Ted Monrovia, Cal. M.I.T.: Arclwileclure: Enlered Senior Class, I946: Pacific Coasl Club: U. S. Marine Corps, I943-46, Sergeanl. JAMES SUTPHEN BOWERS Na+, Jimbo II Elm Place, Summit N. J. Cornell: Engineering: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Band IZI: Clirisfian Fralernily Ill: Orcllesira Ill:-Glee Club III: Four- Year Club III: Medical Group Ill: Academy Soccer Team I4l: All-Club Track 371 I STEDMAN BUTTRICK, JR. Sie-ddy, Na+ Buffrick Farm, Concord, Mass. Slanford: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Junior De- bafing Sociely lll: G. L. Soule lll: Dormilory Commillee lll: Four-Year Club: Medical Group lll: All-Club Squash lll: Academy Squash Team lll: All-Club Baseball l3l: All-Club Tennis lll: Honors HAROLD CABOT, JR. Hal, Cab Ripley Hill Rd., Concord, Mass. Princelon: Songwriler: Enlered Junior Class, l943: Radio Club l2l, Presidenl' lll: Scienlific Sociely l2l, Council lll: Glee Club l3l: Choir l3l: Band lll: Royal Exonians l2l: Dramalic Associalion l4l: Dormilory Commiliee lll: Exonian, Ediforial Board lll: Four-Year Club: Academy Crew l2l: All-Club Squash lll: Academy Squash Team lll: Honors lol: High Honors LIONEL JOSEPH CARBONNEAU, JR. Carbie, Junie I6 Walnul Sl., Exeler, N. H. Darlmoulh: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class, l946: Academy Foolball Team lll: Academy Baslcelball Team l2l: Academy Baseball Team l2l: Army Air Corps, I94-4-45, Avialion Cadel. JOHN ALLEN CARTER, JR. IIOO Rich Ave., Winslon-Salem, N. C, Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class, l945: Medical Group l I l : Sfudenl Federalisls ll MAXWELL ERNEST BUBLITZ, JR. Va Va, Uncle Max I746 Meridian Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. Harvard: Aeronaulics: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Dramalic As- sociafion l2l: Red Key Sociely lllg Soulhern Club l3l: Chris- lian Fralernily l3l: All-Club Soccer lll: Winler Track Manager lll: All-Club Sprinq Track Manager JAMES WELLMAN BURROUGHS Jim, Jungle 753 Cheslnur Sl., Manchesler, N. H. DarlmouTh: Foreign Service: Enlered Lower Class, I944: G. L. goule l3l: Glee Club lll: Chemisfry Group l2l: Radio lub FARRELL WILLIAM BUSHING, JR. Bush, Bill 2742 Lombardy Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Princelon: Engineering: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Soulhern Club l4lg P.E.A. Senare lll: Riding Club l2l: Presidenf lll: Dormifory Commillee lll: Chairman lll: Academy Winler Traclc Squad lll: All-Club Winfer Track lll: All-Club Spring Track l2l: Honors THORNE JEFFERSON BUTLER Balch, Sage 3I69 Alika St, Honolulu, T. H. Cal. Tech.: Aeronaulical Engineering: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Golden Branch l3l: Pacific Coasf Club l3l: Aeronaulical Group l2l: Medical Group l2l: J. V. Baslceiball l2l: Academy Baslcel- ball Squad lll: Academy Crew l2l. l38l X . ' , 5 ,WILLIAM ALFRED CHAMBERLAIN Bill, Wild Bill Belle Terre Park. Porl Jefferson, N. Y. Darlmoufh: Undecided: Enlered Senior Class, I946: Glee Club ' lll: Orcheslra lll: Dramafic Associalion u CLYDE HENRY CHARLTON Henk, Chubby 524I Woodland Ave., Des Moines, Iowa Yale: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Chrislian Fraler- nily l3l: Scienlihc Sociely lll: Midweslern Club l3l: Golden Branch lll: Academy Foolball Squad l2l: J. V. Foolball lll: All-Club Baslcelball lll: J. V. Swimming lll: Academy Swim- ming Team ANDREW LEMUEL COBB Andy, Louigi Kilchell Rd., Convent N. J. Princelon: Minisler: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Golden Branch l3l: Biology Group lll: Medical Group l3l: Chrislian Fraler- nily l3l: Dormilory Commillee lll: Becker Hislory Prize: All- Club Swimming lll: J. V. Swimming, Caplain lll: Academy Swimming Team FRERERICK RHODES COBURN ' Fred, Cobe 64 Wellesley Sl., Weslon, Mass. Harvard: Business: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Golden Branch l3l: Rifle Club lll: Scienlilic Sociefy l2l: Aeronaufics Group l2l: Chrislian Frafernily l3l: Junior French Club lll: Ouling Club lll: Cum Laude Sociely: All-Club Lacrosse lll: Honors lll: High Honors to-ml-ll 4.1-5, i 'X J DM H . DAVID GALBRAITH cdg'l3wiikLv-ffilgl as I Dave, Gal . I Glen Rd., Morrlslown, N. J. lan, Princelon: Foreign Service: Enlered Ju ior Class, I943: Four- Year Club: Chess Club lll: Exonian lll: Glee Club l3l: Choir l2l, Librarian lll: Dramalic Associalion l2l: Lanlern Club lll: Cum Laude Sociely: Gomez Spanish I, III Prizes: J. V. Foolball lll: AII'Club Squash lll: All-Club Baseball lll: J. V. Bawball lll: Academy Baseball Squad lll: Honors l2l: High Honors l7l: Highesf Honors lll. EDWARD HURLBUT de CONINGH, JR. Dulre, Thad 23799 Slanlord Rd., Shaker Heighls, Ohio Princelon: Engineering: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Midwesfern Club l3l: Scientific Sociely l3l: Chrislian Fralernily lll: Band l3l: Royal Exonians lll: Academy Squash Team lll: Honors ROBERT LIVINGSTON COON Bob, Coonie 38 Barnard Ave., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Darlmoulh: Journalisl: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Biology Group lll: Glee Club lll: Choir PAUL FENIMORE COOPER Niki, Coob Coopersfown, N. Y. Harvard: Biochemisl: Enlered Senior Class, I946: Scienlific So- ciefy lll: Chemislry Group lll: Ouling Club lll: Highesl Honors I I. . , I39I I 4' HARRINGTON MONROE CUMMINGS Pele, Pedro 547 Easl Broad SI., Wesllield, N. J. Darfmoulh: Foreign Service: Enlered Upper Class. I945: Chris! Iian Frafernify l2l: Drarnalic Associalion Ill: Scienlific Sociely Ill: Sludenf Federalisls Ill: Ouling Club Ill. xbk we WT' C9 ol Xue 0- ,ve PAUL CUSHMAN, JR. f 0 K-. 'Boo Cush, Chief qxgzx II5 Easl 67Ih S+., 'New York, N. Y. ale: edicilseg Enlered Lower Class, I944: Exonian Fealure UQ' Sporl' WG? Ill: Dramafic Associafion IZI: Chrislian Fraler- nily gif Les Cabolins Ill: Dormilory Commillee Ill: Honors NORRIS WILLIAM DARRELL Nonnie, Fru-Fru II6O Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Harvard: Law: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Glee Club l3l: Choir III: Golden Branch l2l: Dramalic Associalion l2l: Oulinq Club Ill: Slamp Club Ill: Pholographic Group Ill: Scienlific So- ciely Ill: Rifle Club Ill: Four-Year Club: Phillips. Church Monilor Ill: Dormilory Commillee Ill: Yachl Club l2l, Treas- urer lll: All-Club Soccer Ill: Academy Soccer Team l2l: Honors l8l: High Honors CHESTER R. DAVIS Chef Oalcenwald Farm, Wayne, Ill. Princelon: Law: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Glee Club l2l: Choir l2l: Cum Laude Sociely: Midweslern Club l2l: Meferolo- gical Group l2l: Dramalic Associalion Ill: Chrislian Fralernily lil: E Book Business Manager Ill: High Honors lil: Highesl Honors CLARK ABBOTT COWEN I29 Abba++ Rd.. Wellesley Hills. Mass. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: FoursYear Club: Pean l2l, Dormilory Edilor Ill: Church Monilor lil, Deacon III: Dormifory Commillee Ill: Chrislian Frafernily Cabinel l2l, Vice-Presidenl Ill: All-Club Foolball Ill: J. V. Foolball lil: Academy Foofball Squad l2l: Academy Hoclcey Squad Ill: Academy Hockey Team Ill: All-Club Lacrosse Ill: JOHN COWLES, JR. 23I8 Park Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Harvard: Journalism: Enfered Junior Class, l943: G. L. Soule l4l, Secrefary Ill, Presidenl Ill: P.E.A. Senale Ill, Lanlern Club Execufive Commillee Ill: Dramalic Associafion Ill: Exonian l4l, Presidenl' Ill: Review Edilorial Board Ill: Sludenl Council Ill: Secrefary, Junior Class: Cum Laude Sociely: Midweslern Club Ill: Four-Year Club: Harvard Club Prize: Prizes: Lalin I, ll, III: Malhemalics II: German II: English I, II, III: J. V. Foolball Ill: J. V. Hockey Ill: Academy Hoclcey Team Ill: All-Club Lacrosse Ill: Academy Lacrosse Team l2lI Honors Ill: High Honors l3l: Highesl Honors lol. BERTON ANDERSON CRAIG Beri, Cas 200 Bourbon Sf., Blanchesler, Ohio Williams: Farmer: Enlered Junior Class, I944: Ivlidweslern Club l2l: Red Key Sociefy Ill: Sludenl Council Ill: Vice-President Lower Class: All-Club Foolball Ill: J. V. Baslcelball Ill: Academy Baskelball Team l2l, Caplain lil: J. V. Baseball Ill: Academy ROBERT RALPH CRUMP La Rue Drive, Hunlinglon, N. Y. Amherslg Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I94-4: Cum Laude Sociely: Yachl Club l2l, Execulive Comrnillee Ill: Glee Club Ill: Dormilory Commillee Ill: All-Club Soccer Ill: Honors l2l: High Honors Academy Lacrosse Team Baseball Squad I40l K, rev mix, n , ' X .F i - X l -v I M' f fa Jo B YDIRLA f-1 - .Ae Sam, er 'IK I -:fail 56 Wood ve., Soxrh ' , ass.' ' ' fifk 2 if-4 Brown: Kusines 'glared Junior lassq! : FqiE1Yetgl-:'Club: Rifle Qlub IW ufifiq Cluvbf : Ba S' A , L V Juv b VV,:V -'lg N raw' RO'!ElRT ALE DER DIVINE D, Bob, Rad 485 4g+h Sl., Brooklyn, N. Y. Yale: Undecided: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Scienfific Sociery, Leclure Group' lll: Rifle Club lll: Peen Dormilory Edilor lll, Managing Edifor lIl:..Four-Year Club: Dormilory Commif- fee: She man Hoar His+ory Prize: Pennell Lafin Prize: Honors l5l: High Honors s JAMES Noves DOUG-LASS Jimbo, Doug 72 Church Sl.. Wesfon, Mass. Harvard: Derma+ology: Enrered Lower Class, I944: Chrisfian Fralernily l3l: Dormifory Commiffee: J. V. Baseball l2l: All- Club lfoolball lll: All-Club Hockey lll: J. V. Hockey ALLEN MACY DULLES AI 239 Easl 6ls+ S+., New York, N. Y. Princeion: Law: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Chess Club l3l: Cum Laude Sociefy: Herodolan Sociely l2l, Secrefary lll: P.E.A. Senale Secrelary lll, Vice-Presidenf lll: Lanlern Club lll: Science Lecrure Group lll: Golden Branch l3l, Secrelary lll: Chrislian Fralernily l3l: Academy Debalinq Team l2l: High Honors lll: Hiqhesl' Honors T J JAM ES KOTSILIBAS DAVIS Jim, Kois 87 Commodore Rd., Worcesfer, Mass. Harvard: Medicine: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Medical Group l2l: G. L. Soule lll: Chrislian Frafernily l3l: Pacific Coasf Club lll: All-Club Tennis lll: All-Club Foolball JAMES ANTHONY DAWSON Moe, Cyrano 5l Easl 97+h S+., New York, N. Y. Harvard: Undecided: Enfered Lower Class, I94-4: Golden Branch lll: Rifle Club l2l: Les Caborins lll: Srudenr Federalisfs lll: Review l2l: Dramafic Associafion lll: Lanlern Club lll: High Honors ALAN DAVID DeSCHRYVER AI, Nuss Rua Cosla Rica, Sao Paulo, Brazil Universily of Michigan: Croupier: Enlered Junior Class. I943: Pacific Coasf Club l4l, Treasurer Vice-Presidenf lll: Red Key Sociefy l2l: Medical Group: Four-Year Club: Dormirory Commillee l2l: Ransom Hooker Soccer Trophy: Golden Branch: Academy Soccer Team l4l, Caplain l2l: Academy Winler Track Squad l2l: Academy Sprinq Track Squad lil, HENRY MALCOLM Di MOND Senafor 434 Meeker S+., Soufh Orange. N. J. Princefon: Polilics: Enrered Senior Class, I946: Srudem' Council: U. S. Navy, I943-46, Eleclronic Technician's Male, Firsl Class. l4li I PETER ALSTON EVANS Pele, Dago Marinila Park, San Rafael, Cal. Universify of California: Foresfry: Enlerecl Junior Class, I943: Glee Club I3I: Drarnalic Associalion IZI: Oulinq Club IZI: Pacific Coasl Club III: All-Club Soccer Ill: All-Club Wreslling IlI:,AI?CIub Lacrosse III: Academy Wreslling Team .1 X Q 'ff ROBERT ANTHONY FALLON Ri Bob ,X 'gs D I5 Damon Rd., Medford, Mass. rvard: Undecided: Enlered Senior Class, I946: Academy Foolball-:Team III: Academy Wreslling Team Ill. N WILLIA FRANKLIN FELSTINER X ,W' el 33 -Oxllo Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y. Y : Te ing: Enlered Lower Class, I944: G. L, Soule 121: is'l'ian ralernify I3I: Yachl' Club III: Dramalic Associalion ll : Mi esfern Club Ill: Medical Discussion Group III: Lec- fure fsqp Illf: NtCIub Baseball IZI: Honors Ill. x 'I X, , ,Y C' NTI N I GEORGE HERMAN FICK Bozo 2l9 Marion Ave., Auburn, Ala. Harvard: Teaching: Enlered Senior Year, I946: Chess Club: Soulhern Club. ,- FREDERICK LESTER DUNN 26 Easl Slsf Sf., New York, N. Y. Harvard: Medicine: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Exonian III: Dramalic Associalion I2I: Oulinq Club l3I: Bialoqy Club I2l, Secrelary-Treasurer Ill: Medical Group IZI: Phofoqraphic Group III: Scienlific Sociely, Leclure Group Ill: J. V. Spring PETER ELLIS DWYER 955 Wallon Ave., New York, N. Y. Yale: Law: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Junior Debaling Sociely Ill: Senale Ill: Bioloqy Group l3I: Chrislian Fralernily l3l: Four-Year Club: Dormilory Commirlee III: Red Key Sociely: Academy Golf Manager III. GEORGE CORSON ELLIS, JR. 285 Wesl' Laurel Ave., Lake Foresl, III. Yale: Sales: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Glee Club I3I, Vice- Presidenf III: Choir 123: Sludenl' Council ISI: Chrislian Fraler- nily Cabinel Ill, Secrefary III: Deacon, Phillips Church: President Junior Class: Vice-Presidenl, Lower Class: Secrefary, Upper Class: Band I4I: G. L. Soule Treasurer Ill: Dramalic Associalion IZI: Pean III: Midweslern Club l4I: Red Key Sociely: Four-Year Club: Junior French Club IZI, Presidenl III: Ski Club IZI: Dormilory Commillee IZI: J. V. Foolball Team III: Academy Foolball Team l2I: Academy Winler Track I3I, Caplain III: Academy Spring Track I4-I, Caplain IZI: Slephen Poller Memorial Track Trophy. EDWARD HERBERT ENGLAND I95 Park Place, Decalur, III. Princelon: Undecided: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Junior De- bafing Sociely: Scienlific Sociely, Lecfure Group Ill: Mid- weslern Club l4I, Treasurer III, Presidenf III: Sludenf Federal- isls IZI, Vice-Presidenl' III: Dramalic Associalion Ill: Four- Year Club: Chrislian Frafernify I3I: All-Club Swimming III: Academy Swimming Squad Ill: Honors Track III: High Honors III. I42l . QQ? -i Y h , . ., Q i PETER WFHTEHILL FRANCK Pele Sugan, New Hope, Pa. Princelon: Archilecfure: Enlered Junior Class, l943: Dramalic Associafion l4l: Scienlific Sociely l2l: Chrislian Fralernily l3l: Academy Crew l2l: All'Club Swimming lll: Academy Swimming Squad ' ANDREW GIBSON FRANTZ Andy H85 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Les Cabolins lllg. Rifle Club lll: Scienlific Sociely, Leclure Group l4l: Radio Group lll: Pholoqraphic Group l3l: Four-Year Club: Cum Laude Socielyy All-Club Crew lll: Academy Crew lll: High Honors l8l: Highesf Honors DALE FREELOVE Pop 23 Main Sf., Exeler, N. H. Cornell: Business: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Scienlific Sociely, Leclure Group l2l: Glee Club l2l: Four-Year Club: Academy Cross-Counlry Team Caplain lll: All-Club Spring Track lll: Academy Winler Track Team REGINALD FROST Reg, Rugged cfo R.F.D., Far Hills, N. J. Amhersl: Medicine: Eniered Junior Class, I942: Dramalic Asso- cialion l2l: Herodofan Sociely lll: Medical Group l3l: Sci- enlilic Sociely l,2l: Golden Branch l2l: Chrisfian Fralernily l5l: Sludenl Federalisls lll: Pacific Coasl Club lll: Exonian lll: Pean lll: Four-Year Club: Dormifory Commillee lll: J. V. Sprinq Track lil: Academy Winfer Track Squad lllg Honors l2l. ROBERT COLE FINNIE Bob, Luscious 879 Ellair Place, Grosse Poinl, Mich. Princelon: Law: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Glee Club l3l: Choir lll: Dramalic Associalion l2l, Execulive Commillee lll: Chrislian Frafernily l3l: Midweslern Club l3l, Secrelary l,ll, Vice-Presidenl' lll: Les Cabolins lil: Lanlern Club ll: Honors l3l: High Honors DAVID PORTER FOGLE Dave, Fog Highland Courl, Georgefown, Ky. Princelong Diplomalic Service: Enlered Upper Class, I946: Orcheslra l2l: Ridinq Club lll: Ouiing Club lll: Soulhern Club l2l: Honors EUGENE FREEMAN FOLEY, JR. Fingers, Doc Soundview Ave., Hunlinglon, N. Y. Williams: Medicine: Enlered Upper Class, l945: Chrislian Fra- 'rernify l2l: Scienlific Sociely l2l, Council lll: Medical Group lil: Glee Club lll: Royal Exonians lil: Dramalic Associalion lll: P.E,A. Senale lll: All-Club Soccer HOWLAND AUCHINCLOSS FOWLER Howie, Auchie 2lO Easr 68fh Sl., New York, N. Y. Princelon: Physics: Enfered Lower Class, I944 Exonian lll: Les Cabolins l3l: Cum Laude Sociely: Leclure Group lIl: High Honors l3l: Highesl' Honors V , , l43l 1 JJ ll GRENVILLE GARSIDE ll48 5+h Ave., New Yorlc, N. Y. Princelon: Journalism: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Review lll, Business Board: Lanfern Club lll, Execulive Commillee, Presi- denl: Dramalic Associalion l4l, Execulive Commillee l2l, Vice- Fresidenl l2l: Exonian l3l, Managing Edilor lll, Columnisl lil: Press Club lll: Chapel Monilor lll: Four-Year Club: Cincinnali Essay Prize: Golden Branch l3l, Presidenl lll: Junior Debalinq Sociely lll: Dormilory Commillee l2l: Academy De- baling Team lll: Sludenl' Council lll: All-Club Soccer l2l: CLINTON GILBERT, JR. Cllnl, Jack l Edgehill Rd., Glen Cove, N. Y. Princelon: Diplomalic Service: Enrered Lower Class, l944: Junior French Club lll: Ouling Club l2l: Ski Club lll: Glee Club lll: Chrislian Frafernily l3l, Cabinel lll: Pean l3l, Edilorial Board l2l, Edilor lll: Cheer Leader, Head lll: J. V. Swimming lll: Academy Swimming Team lll: All-Club Hoclcey lll: All- Club Lacrosse lll: Academy Lacrosse Team l2l: Honors PAUL JOSEPH GORMLEY 54l 44'rh S+., Des Moines, Iowa Yale: Business: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Midweslern Club l3l, Treasurer lll: Church Monilor lll: Sludenl Federalisls lll: Sludenl Council lll: Junior French Club lll: Red Key Sociely lll: Dormilory Commiflee l2l: J. V. Foolball lll: Academy Foolball Team Caplain lll: All-Club Hockey lll: Academy Hoclcey Squad lll: Academy Baseball Team ELTON RAYMOND GOSSE Slelson, Maine Universily of Maine: Foreslry: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Rifle Club l3l: Meleorological Group lll: Aeronaulics Group lll: Honors Honors HOWARD SPAULDING FULLER Doc, Howie 9 Hundreds Circle, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Darlmoulh' nd cided' E ered Junior Class, I943: Dramalic Associarion l Presi nl 2l: Glee Club Presidenr llli Choir l l: 1 n 1' .1-4 l: Lanlern Club lll: Dormilory Commill e l 5. ai ' an l: Sludenl' Council l2l: Secrelary, Low r 11 35 ea b: Cum Laude Sociely: All-Club Tra : ll 0 . :- 3. I lll: Honors l2l: High Honors l3l: iq s l if , Wrox ' JAMES DAVID GABLER Jim, Gabe K 84-l9 l65lh Sl., Jamaica, N. Y. va : Enlered Upper Class, l945: Chrislian Fralernily l' el Moniror lll: Academy Soccer Team lll: Academy el l Team l2l: Academy Baseball Team l2l: Honors S MNER BROWN GAMBEE Sum, Gamb 220 Speer Ave., Englewood, N, J. Princelon: Business: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Glee Club l2l: Choir lll: Dramalic Associalion l2l: G, L, Soule lll: All-Club Soccer l2l: Academy Soccer Team lll: J. V. Spring Traclc lll: Honors FRANK WEBSTER GARBER lll Looie, Garb 707 Ruddiman Rd., Norlh Muskegon, Mich. Universily of Michigan: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, l94-4: Midweslern Club l3l: Yachl Club lll: Shop lll: Medical Group lll: Red Key Sociely lIl: Academy Soccer Team, Manager l44l l I DONALD ANDREW HALL, JR. Hchy, Don l6O Ardmore SI., Hamden, Conn. Harvard: Wriling: Enlered Upper Class, I944: G. L. Soule Presidenl' lll: P. E. A, Senale lll: Lanlern Club l2l, Vice- Presidenl lllg Review Managing Ediior l2l: Herodolan Sociefy l2l: Academy Debalinq Team lll: Dramalic Associa- Iion l3l: Les Cabolins lll: Rifle Club Ill: High Honors lll. JOHN MASON HARDING Lillle Farm, Lenox, Mass. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Les Cabolins l2l: G. L. Soule l2l: Scienlific Sociely, Leclure Group l2l: Sfudenl Federalisls l2l: Chess Club lll: Chrislian Fralerniry l2l: Academy Squash Team Capiain lll: All-Club Tennis lll: Honors l3l: High Honors WALTER EDWARD HARWOOD I2 Ridlan Rd., Maflapan, Mass. Harvard: Denlislry: Enfered Senior Class, I946: Academy Fool'- ball Team lll: Winler Traclc Team lll: U. S. Navy, I944-46, Elec'rrician's Male, Second Class. CORNELIUS deWlTT HASTIE Neal, Haslie 20 Poplar Ave., Takoma Park, Md. U.S.M.A., Wes? Poinl: Army Engineer: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Sludenl Eederalisls l2l: Oulinq Club l2l: I-lerodoran Sociely lll: Vermonl Club lll: Chrislian Fralernily lll: Sramp Club l2l: Rifle Club lll: Cum Laude Sociely: High Honors . Y . WILLIAM GEORGE BROWN GRAHAM Bill, Spider 6420 Kenfuclcy Ave., Pillsburgh, Pa. Harvard: Law: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Glee Club l2l: Choir lll: Four-Year Club: J. V. Swimming lllq Academy Swimming Team l3l: Academy Lacrosse Team DAVID GILBERT GREGOR, JR. Dave, Morl 229 Clinlon SI., Walerlown, N. Y. Williams: Medicine: Enlered Junior Class, I94-3: Medical Group l4l: Biology Group l2l: Mereorology Group lll: Scienlific Sociely l2l: Dramalic Associalion lll: Pean lll: Four-Year Club . WILLIAM GILL GRIDLEY, JR. Clarence, Grid Robin Hill, Locusl, N. J. Yale: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Scienlific Sociely, Leclure Group l2l: Mefeorology Group lll: G.jL. Soule Ill: Ouling Club l2l: Rifle Club ,l2l:,,Four-Year. Club: All-Club Soccer lll: Academy Soccer Tjam,-il2l.g All-Club Lacrosse lll: Honors N -, ,fx XS' 1,9 - Ei A ,- ' ' 'L Q ' , - , X, 'PETERIARNOLD HAGER ' ' X .E . ,. J-V Pierre, Ray 'UQ 4 Depeysler Ave., Tenaily, N. J. Princeron: ndecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Chess Club lll: G. L. Soule lll: Scienfiiic Sociely lll: Lanlern Club lll: Ouling Club l2l: Glee Club lll: Dormilory Commillee. Chair- man lll: All-Club Eoolball lll: All-Club Track lll: Academy Eoolball Squad: Honors l3l: High Honors I45l do I ARCHIBALD MERILLE HEWITT, JR. Archie, Haclter Wlnilalcer Hill, Hunlinglon, W. Va. . Princefon: Episcopal Minislry: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Soulln- ern Club IZI: Scienlilic Sociely I2I: Scieniific Sociely Council III: Dramalic Associalion IZI: Glee Club I,II: Clirisfian Fral- ernily III: Oulinq Club III: Academy Golf Team I2I: J. V. WILLIAM HOLT Bill, Willy I4 Deering S+., Porfland, Maine Williams: Wriling: Enlered Junior Class, I943: I.anI'ern Club I4I, Presidenf I2I: Dramalic Associalion I4I: Glee Club I3II Choir I3I: P.E.A. Quariel I,II: Les Cabolins III: Band III: Four-Year Club: Academy Swimming Squad I3I: All-Club Swim- ming III: Academy Swimming Team III: Honors NELSON DINGLEY HOOE, JR. Dingus, Nels 225 Woodland Rd., Clieslnur Hill, Mass. Yale: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I94-3: Four-Year Club: Chrislian Fralernily Cabinef III: Red Key Sociely: Yaclwl Club III: Dormifory Commillee III: Medical Group III: J. V. Fooiball IZI: Foolball Squad I3I: Academy Foolball Team III: All-Club Hockey III: Academy Hockey Team I3I, Caplain III: J. V. Tennis IIII: Academy Tennis Team PRESTON BIXBY HOTCHKIS Bixby Boy, The Mole I4I5 Circle Drive. San Merino, Cal. Universily of California: Surgery: Eniered Lower Class, I944: Radio Group III: Plworograpliic Group III: Band I2I: Golden Branch III: Ski Club IZI: Pacific Coasl' Club I,3I, Presidenl III: Meleoroloqy Group III: Clwrislian Fralernily I2I: All-Club Foolball: All-Club Soccer III: All-Club Hockey: Academy Fencing Squad. . Baskelball III: Honors II ,- IRA ALDEN HAWKINS, III Hawlr I5 Hemlock Rd., Bronxville. N. Y. Williams: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Les Cabolins III: Band I3I: Orcheslra I4I: Academy Tennis Team III: I-Iiglw Honors RICHARD SHAPLEIGH HAYES, JR. King, Hayesey 555 Park ST., Upper Monrclair, N. J. Princelon: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class, I94-5: Rifle Club III: Yaclnl Club III: Meleoroloqy Group III: Glee Club III: Ouling Club I2I: Sludenl Federalisls IZI: Pean IZI, Adverlisinq Manager III: G. L. Soule IZI: P.E.A. Senaie III: AII-Club Soccer I2I: All-Club Lacrosse BENJAMIN VANDERFORD HAYWOOD Ben, Doc I Pickering SI., Salem, Mass. Harvard: Medicine: Eniered Junior Class, I943: Glee Club I4I: Choir III: Medical Group I4I: Four-Year Club: Yachl' Club, Execuiive Commillee III: Scienfific Sociely III: Fall Crew III: Academy Spring Crew Squad I3I: Honors WILLIAM FREDERICK HEIJN Bill, Willy 4I Clieslnul' S+., Norlli Andover, Mass. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class. I945: Scienlific Sociely I2I: Scienlilic Sociely Council III: Siudenl Federalisls I2I: Cum Laude Sociely: Honors III: High honors I -,. 7, I I46I I l l WILLIAM WHITE INGRAHAM, JR. Ink, HoHenfof Websier Farm, Cape Elizabelh, Maine Williams: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Scienlific So- ciely, Aeronaufics Group Ill: Red Key Sociefy: Band Drum Major: Dramafic Associafion l4l: Chrislian Fralernily IZI: Oufing Club Ill: Four-Year Club: Dormilory Commiflee I,Il:k Academy Swimming Team I4-I, Capfain Ill: All-Club Trac . GORDON KOHL INGWERSEN Gordie, Ingie 700 Soufh Goodwin, Urbana, lll. M.l.T.: Engineering: Enrered Upper Class, I946: Midwesrern Club IZI: All-Club Foofball l2l7 J. V. Baslcefball DONALD WADSWORTH IRELAND Irish, Shanfy Goose Rocks Beach, Kennebunlcport Maine M.l.T.: Chemislry Teacher: Enfered Senior Class, I946: Phofo- graphic Group Ill: Yachl' Club Ill: Honors JAMES POWELL JOHNSON Doc, J.P. Oalcford Rd., Waverly, Pa. Harvard: Medicine: Enfered Upper Class, l945: Dormilory Commilree Ill: Procfor Ill: Chrisfian Frarernily Ill: Church Monifor l,2J: Medical Group I2l: Golden Branch Ill: Yachf Club Ill: J. V. Baslcelball Squad III: All-Club Spring Tracls Ill: All-Club Soccer Ill, Caplain. T47 JOHN TAYLOR HUDDLESON Dodo, Cuddles Box 494, Norfhporf, N. Y. Princefon: Undecided: Enfered Senior Class, I946: Sludenf Fed- eralisls Ill. ALAN REEVE HUNT Big Al, AI 604 Elm Ave., Swarfhmore, Pa. Yale: Undecided: Enfered Upper Class, I945: Ouling Club I2l, Presidenl Ill: Rifle Club Ill: Dramafic Associafion l2l: Glee Club lil: Academy Debalinq Team Ill: Golden Branch Ill: Sludenf Federalisls IZI: Academy Soccer Team l2l: All-Club Baslce+ball Ill: Honors l3l: High Honors HARRIS HYMAN. Ill Henk, Teddy 2I7 Audubon Blvd., New Orleans, La. Yale: Medicine: Enlered Upper Class, I94-5: Dramalic Associa- Iion Ill: Soufhern Club l2l: Phofographic Group lil: Medical Group IZI: Rifle Club Ill: Honors STEPHEN SHEARER INGHAM Sieve, Ingmachine Booneville, Iowa Yale: Governmenl Service: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Golden Branch l3l: Midwesfern Club l3l: Chess Club Ill: Junior French Group lil: Honors ISI: High Honors I i i l JOHN GORDON KILPATRICK Kil, Johnnie 255 Common S+.. Walerlown, Mass. Harvard: Law: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Dramalic Associalion lll: Medical Group lll: Four-Year Club: All-Class Baseball lll: J. V. Baseball: Academy Baseball Squad. RALPH TEWKSBURY KING Rap. Tewks 2240 Delamere Drive, Cleveland Hls., Ohio Darlmoulh: Commercial Avialion: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Midweslern Club l4l: Four-Year Club: Dramalic Associalion lll: Scienlilic Sociely lll: Medical Group lll: J. V. Baseball l2l: Honors ROBERT HILTON KNOX, III Bob, Knoxey 3I3 Lelcher Ave., Lexinglon, Va. Harvard: Teaching: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Soulhern Club l2l: Ouling Club lll: Dormilory Commillee lll: All-Club Track lll: All-Club Soccer lllg Cum Laude Sociely: Honors lll: Highesl Honors FRANCOIS CHARLES LACHELIER Frog, Lach Knollwood Drive, Greenwich, Conn. Yale: Barber: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Les Cabolins l3l, Presidenl lll: G. L. Soule Vice-Presidenl lll: Pacific Coasl Club lll: Sludenl Federalisls l2l: Scienlihc Sociely lll: Chris- lian Fralernily l3l: All-Club Soccer lll: Academy Soccer Team l2l: All-Club Spring Track lll: Academy Spring Track Team l2l: Academy Winler Track Team l2l. ,M , PAUL ADAMS JONES N.P. Applelon, Maine Cornell: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Four-Year Club: Chess Club l2l: Meleorology Group lll: E Book l2l: Chrislian Fralernily l2l: Medical Group l2l: Radio Group lll: Honors l7l: High Honors l2l: Highesr Honors lll: Cum Laude Sociely. THORPE MAU RICE KELLY Shipwreck, Torso 42 Pondlield Rd. Wesl, Bronxville, N. Y. Harvard: Medicine: Enlered Upper Class, I945: G. L. Soule l2l: Scienlilic Sociely, Leclure Group lll: Exonian Ill: Med- ical Group l2l: Chess Club l2l: All-Club Soccer lll: Acad- emy Soccer Team lll, PETER JANS KELSEY Pele, Kels l59l Mislleloe Drive, Cleveland, Ohio Yale: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Aeronaulics Group l4l: Sludenl Federalisls lll: Shop Group lll: All-Club Swim- ming I. f, -- -.' Ae S ' A . 4 . . , . JOSEPH MINOTT KERR . s. ' -- R- Joker, Killer .fi l56 Easl 37+h Sl., New York, N. Y. Princelon: Business: Enlered Junior Class, IQ441 Ouling Club l2l: Sludenl Federalisls l2l, Treasurer lll: Soulhern Club lll: Medical Group lll: Cheerleader lll: Chrislian Fralernily l3l: All-Club Foolball lll: All-Club Lacrosse, manager lll: J. V. Hockey lll. , I I48I f- A .xi I- ALBERT POWELL LECLAIR, JR. Leek, Frenchie Main S+., Mallapoiself, Mass. Yale: Business: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Chrislian Fralernify l3l, Cabinel Presidenl lll: Pean Facully Edilor lll: Ski Club lll: Red Key Sociely lll: Dormilory Commillee l2l, Presidenl l2l: J. V. Foolball lll: Academy Foolball Team l2l: Academy Lacrosse Team l2l: Academy Hockey Manager. ROGER KENNETH LEE, JR. Ken, Charlie Chan 65 Colorado S+., Delroil, Michigan M.l.T.: Engineering: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Pholoqraphic Group l3l, Secrelary Presidenl lll: Chemislry Group l2l, Treasurer lll: Rifle Club l3l: Scienlific Sociely Council lll: Radio Group JAY SHEESLY LEWIS ..J.. 3l37 Marlha Cuslis Drive, Alexandria, Va. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Senior Class, l945: Academy Track Team. BEN LIM I69 Norlh Sl., Easl Oranqe, N. J. Harvard: Medicine: Enlered Upper Class, l945: P.E.A. Senale l2l, Vice-Presidenl lll: I-lerodolan Sociely l2l, Treasurer lll: Sludenl Federalisls lll: Rifle Club lll: Pholoqraphic Group lll: Academy Fencing Team. CHARLES SANBORN LAFOLLETTE Chuck, Charley 26 Easl' 5th Sl., Corninq, New York. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Les Cabolins lll: Pholographic Group l2l: Glee Club lll: Golden Branch l2l: Radio Club lll: Leclure Group l2l: Dramalic Associalion Ill. ' ROBERT WARREN LAMSON Bob, Lampo 23 Kenwin Sl., Winchesler, Mass. Boslon Universily: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Glee Cliib l2l: Choir lll: Oulinq Club l3l: Ski Club l2l: Band 3 . PHILIP RALPH LANE Phil, Red 6 Hickok Place, Burlinglon, V+. Middlebury: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Vermonl' Club l2l: Junior French Club lll. JAMES HARVEY LANG, III Jim 35 Beach Ave., Larchmonl, N. Y. Yale: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I944: Pholographic Group: Medical Group l,3l: High I-lonors lol: I-lighesl Honors lll: Cum Laude Sociely. I49I CAROL LYTTLE, JR. Chick, George I8 Rochambeau Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Princeron: Law: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Dramalic Associa- +ion l2l: Glee Club l,Il: Biology Group lll: Pean lil: Lecfure Group lllg Honors ROGER LEA MACBRIDE Senaior, Rog Tarrylown, Rd., Pleasanlville, N. Y. Princelon: Foreign Service: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Golden Branch l2l: Honors l2l: P.E.A. Senale l2l: Chess Club l2l: Dramalic Associalion l2l: Medical Group MICHAEL MAHONEY Cougar, Mike 5037 Nor+h Bay Rd., Miami Beach, Fla. Princefong Newspaper Business:.En+ered Junior Class, I943: Chrislian Fralernify l3l: Four-Year Club: Soulhern Club lll: Oufing Club l2l: President Lower Class, Upper Class, Senior Class: S+uden+ Council l3l, Presidenl lll: All-Club Soccer lll: All-Club Wresfling lll: Academy Wreslling Team lll: Acad- emy Lacrosse Team lll: Honors JAMES SAGE MAHONEY Crazylegs 3247 Sixlh Ave., Troy, N. Y. Harvard: Law: Enrered Senior Class, I946: Academy Foolball Team: Academy Baslcelball Team: U.S. Navy, I943-46, Radioman, Second Class. 7, Y ,,v, 77, DONALD ADAMS LITTLE Buff, Piclrle 20 Birch Ave., Ellsworfh, Maine Harvard: Accounlancyg Enfered Senior Class, I946: Model Railroad Club GEORGE MONTGOMERY LOVEJOY, JR. George IO Eslabroolc Rd., Wesl Newfon, Mass. Harvard: Undecided: Enfered Upper Class, I945: Chrislian Fralernily l2l: Meleorology Group lll: Honors LAURENCE EDWARD LUCE, JR. Larry, Shorly 86 Beekman Rd., Summil, N. J. Cornell: Engineering: Enlered Senior Class, I946: Exonian lll: Orchesrra lll: Academy Baslcelball Team lll: High Honors WILLIAM REDINGTON LYNCH Bill, Will Belle Haven, Greenwich, Conn. Yale: Polilics: Enlered Lower Middle Class, I944: Glee Club l2l: Choir l2l: Sludenl Council, Secrelary lIl: Exonian l3l, Edirorial Chairman: Chrislian Fralerniry l3l, Treasurer lll: Sludenl Federalisfs l2l, Founder, Presidenl: Vice-Presidenl, Senior Class: Dormilory Commillee l2l: Church Monilor: Fall Tennis Tournamenl Winner l2l: All-Club Hoclcey l,ll: Academy Squash Team lll: J. V. Baseball lil: Academy Baseball Team l2l. I I l50I 1 I HUITT EVERETT MATTOX, JR. Hug-if, Black Boy IBO4 Easl' River Ave., Bluefield, W. Va. Duke: Medicine: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Soufhern Club l3l: Chrisfian Frafernify l2l: Glee Club IZI: Choir III: Biology Group Ill: Dramafic Associafion Business Manager III: Medical Group l3l: Dormifory Commiffee Ill: All-Club Soccer l,Il: J, V. Baskefball l2l: All-Club Lacrosse Ill: Academy Lacrosse Squad BENJAMIN BRANDRETH McALPIN Mac, Beniie Deer Park, Greenwich, Conn. Princefon: Business: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Four-Year Club: Rifle Club 421: Lecfure Group III: Glee Club I4-I: Band Ill: Chrisfian Frafernify IA-I: All-Club Foofball Ill: Academy Foof- ball Squad lll: All-Club Track IZI: Academy Winfer Track Squad l2l, Team Ill: Academy Spring Track Squad l2l, Team ROBERT PLANT McCAW, JR. Mac, Speed 50 Hillside Rd., Rye, N. Y. Princefon: Exporf Business: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Chrisfian Frafernify l3l: Oufing Club IZI: Lecfure Group NEIL ANDERSON McCONNELL Mac, Nimble Easf Hampfon, Long Island, N. Y. Princefon: Adverfising: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Four-Year Club: Lecfure Group lll: Medical Group Ill: Dormifory Com- miffee III: Chrisfian Frafernify l4l, Cabinef l2l: Pean, III, Arl' Board Chairman III: Academy oofball Squad l3l: J. V. Foofball III: Acad m Fo all l2l: All-Clu resflinq Ill: Atll-Elub Hock - J V. ock y Ill caljff, Hockey Team I : La sse :A e y across eam l2l: Honors 42 W, RICHARD HENRY MANDEL, JR. CI-lick, Jock R.F.D. JH-'I, MI: Kisco, N. Y. Darfmoufh: Undecided: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Radio Club l3l, Presidenl' III: Rifle Club l2l: ScienfilTc Sociefy I4-I: Shop l3l: Lecfure Group IZI: Pacific Coasf Club Ill: Review III: Dramafic Associafion I4-I: G. L. Soule l3l: Glee Club III: Model Railroad Club Ill: Four-Year Club: Academy Crew l3l- FRANCIS ROBERT MASTERS, JR. Bob, Frank II7 Easf 72nd Sf., New York, N. Y. Yale: Business: Enfered Lower Class, I94-4: Chrisfian Frafernify l3l: Rifle Club Ill: Dormifory Commiffee Ill: Golden Branch l3l: Oufing Club l2l: Sfudenf Federalisfs l2l: Glee Club III: J. V. Cross Counfry III: All-Club Winfer Track III: Academy Winfer Track Squad GEORGE RENE MATHEY Counf The Ledge, Lifllefon, N. H. Harvard: Archifecfure: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Exonian III: Glee Club l,2l: Choir l2l: Ski Club Ill: All-Club Soccer Ill? Academy Soccer Team ROBERT BURNETT MATTHEWS Bob. Cornfields I7 Grove Sf., Brewer, Maine Yale: Law: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Sfudenf Council III: Glee Club l2l: Red Key Sociefy Ill: Dormifory Commiffee III: All-Club Foolball lll: Academy Foofball Team l2l: Acad- emyy Baskefball Team l3l: Academy Baseball Team Capfain I . l iriw J If lf rf f 'if,3fj ' - I, I I .. I I fillklllff' JlllM.f1'T?gf?yiM DONALD McLEAN Mac Forl Washinglon, Pa. Princefon: Journalism: Enlered Lower Class, l944: Exonian l2l: Sludenl Federalisls l2l: Medical Group lll: Church Monilor: All,-Club Lacrosse l2l: All-Club Foolball, Caplain lll: Honors 4 i FREDERICK ANDERSON MELHADO Frilz, Fred 575 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Yale: Medicine: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Exonian, Circulalion Board l2l: Rifle Club l2l: Pean, Circulafion Board l2l: Chris- lian Fralernily l3l, Cabinel lll: Band l2l: Royal Exonians l2l: Four-Year Club: Junior French Club l2l, Treasurer lll: Dor- milory Commiflee lll: All-Club Lacrosse lll: Honors l2l: High Honors RIC' RD ,CLOW MEMHARD me IDLRHL C sc n Rza , rvrsij1Q'Cann. A Y e: in ' gl hleredlowei ss, I9 , Dr ic .Sociely ' Chl lu Vice-Commo re ' l' c ociely Council , denj lll:,Pe n oyia oar l, Alh- l I l , b , , Ili Pr? ' lelic il l.: Ou+inq,CIu l: ' e C ll ' ronaulics CI l2l: I 'Federalis I ris i Fra'fe i y l3l: Red Ke Szpie yl : Cross-Cai 'fry anaqer ll A FREDERICK WILLIAM MESERVEY Bill Mez, Iniun Will I44 Wesl Neck Ave., Hunfinglon, N. Y. Amhersl: Engineering: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Leclure Group lll: Radio Group lll: Yachl Club lll: Glee Club lll: Band lll: Royal Exonians lll: Orcheslra lll: Chrislian Fral- ernily l2l: Dormilory Commiflee lll: All-Club Soccer lll: Academy Soccer Team lll: All-Club Baseball lll. K VICTOR CARL McCUAIG, JR. Mac, Toire Oak Lane, Glen Cove, N. Y. Princelon: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Four-Year Club: Medical Group l4l: Golden Branch lll: Exonian, Adver- lisinq Board l2l: Junior French Club lll: All-Club Hockey lll: J. V. Hockey lll: Academy Hockey Squad lll: Academy Hockey Team PHILIP JAMES McFARLAND Mac, Phil 2l44 Highland Ave., Birmingham, Ala. Oberlin: Novelisl: Enlered Upper Class, I9-1-5:Ou+ing Club lll: Review l2l: Lanlern Club lll: Dramalic Associarion lll: Glee Club lll: Cum Laude Sociely: Honors lll: High Honors l3l. ROBERT GEORGE McGOWAN Bob, Mac 24 Gilman Sl., Walerville, Maine Harvard: Texlile Business: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Four- Year Club: Medical Group l4l: Junior French Club lll: Glee Club lll: Chrislian Fralernily l2l: All'Club Swimming lll: Academy Swimming Team l3l: J. V. Track GORDON NORFOLK McKEE, JR. Mac, Gordo 25 Lowell Rd., Wellesley Hills. Mass. Harvard: Business: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Sludenl Federal- isis l2l: Yachl Club l2l: Shop Group lll: J. V. Hockey lll: Academy Hockey Team lll: All-Club Baseball lll: Honors l2l. I52l -N Y. WILLIAM ROBERT MILL Tubby, Bob I64 Russell Square, Worcesfer, Mass. Williams: Law: Enlered Upper Class, I9-45: Glee Club l2l: Chrisrian Fralernily lil: Oufing Club l2l: Les Caboiins l2l: Siudenl' Federalisfs Ill: Honors . D 'wc wwf-1 fwk-D'f0w-C EW-- DAVID WILLIAM MILLER Dave. Sevasiopol l075 Park Ave.. New York, N. Y. Harvard: Sieel Magnaie: Pean l4l, Plwofographic Edilor Ill: Exonian lil, Phofographic Edilor Ili: Four-Year Club: Chris- 'rian Frafernify l3l: Srudenl' Federalisrs lll: Scienfific Sociefy l2l: Oulinq Club Ill: Junior French Club lll: J. V. Winler Treick Ill: J. V. Spring Track Ili: Academy Spring Track Squad l . - GEORGE SCHURMAN MILLER 639 Argyle Ave.. Wesimount P. Q., Canada Harvard: Undecided: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Rifle Club Ill: ',Junior Deb 'ng Club Ill: Siudenf Federalisis Ill: Review l2l: 2 - Medical Group I ' Dramaiic Associalion ear Club Honors 5 High Honors 2 pp fa V1 l l. ,l 1. fm 1 l l: l l. ' LN , cy' FRASER Mum MOFFAT, in W Moff, Moe 49 Easf 96'rl1 Sf., New York, N. Y. Ilia ,bl'16miC6I Engineering: Enrered Lower Class, I944: e diiorial Board l2l, Acliviiies Edifor Ill: Band l2l: Dra- m Associaiion l2l: Pacific Coasl Club Ill: Golden Branch : Scienfific Sociely, Leciure Group Ill: Mefeorology Group ll: All-Club Foolball. Wwwfd' A ' x Q LUIS HENRIQUE MOG-OLLOWNTINVK R9 Looey, Mogue ' cfo J. K. Mogollon 31 Co., Carlaqena, Colombia, S. A. Pennsylvania: Business: Eniered Junior Class, I943: Aeronauiics Group l4l: Rifle Club IZI: Academy Fencing Team. JOHN STEARNS MOLLOY Johnny. Ape Websier Hall, Exeler, N. H. Harvard: Science: Entered Junior Class, l943: Mefeorology Group IZI: Marine Sociely l3l: Rifle Club Ill: Four-Year Club: Dormilory Commiilee lil: All-Club Soccer Ill: All-Club Track l5l: Honors GEORGE SAMUEL MONTGOMERY, III Monfy, Sambo 590 Easl 3rd S+., Mr. Vernon, N. Y, Princeiong Business: Enlered Lower Class, i944-: Midwesiern Club lil: Yachl' Club Ill: Ski Club l2l: Dormifory Commifiee Ill: Chrisiian Fralerniiy l3l: Academy Foofball Squad l2l: J. V.bSnfimming lil: Academy Spring Track Team l3l: All-Club ool a . JOSEPH ANTHONY MORELLI Joe l78 Lawrence Rd.. Medford. Mass. Darfmoufhg Oral Surgery: Enlered Senior Class, I946: Academy Foolball Team Ill: Academy Wresiling Squad l53l 'L X ROBERT LESTER MULLIN N Moon, Mul -l l Harwood Ave., LiHle'ron, Mass. J, . Harvard: Undecided: En+ered Junior Class, I944: Marine Socfelyg lll: All-Club Foolball l2l: Honors lll: High Honors i yl'n' ,A l-' RICHARD WILLIAM MURPHY Murph 2l Arnold Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Dramalic Associalion l4l, Secrelary lll: Glee Club l3l: Choir l3l, Presideni' lll: Lanfern Club lll: Chris+ian Fralernily lll: Les Cabolins lll: Four-Year Club: AlleClub Track lll: Academy Track Team l3l: Honors l8l: High Honors l2l. WILLIAM HERBERT MURPHY Bill, Murph 4700 Conneclicul' Ave., Washinglon, D. C. Wesl' Poinf: U. S. Army: Enlered Senior Class, I946: Les Cabo- fins lll: Soulhern Club lll: All-Club Track lll: Honors lll. BENSON MURRAY Ben Trinily Pass, New Canaan, Conn. Princelon: Undecided: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Slamp Club l3l, Treasurer lll: Chrislian Fralernily lll: Lecrure Group l2l, Chairman lll: Drama+ic Associarion l2l: Medical Group l2l: High Honors JOHN MUNRO MORSS I64 Chesfnul' Rd., Ches'rnu+ Hill, Mass. Harvard: Engineering: Eniered Junior Class, I943: Rifle Club l2l: Aeronaulics Group lll: Radio Group lll: Four-Year Club: Honors JAMES PARKS MORTON J. 6 Woolf Court Iowa Cily, Iowrg Harvard: Archileclure: Enfered Upper Class, I945: Dramalic Associafion l2l, Execufive Commiflee lll: Glee Club lllq Sludenf Federalisfs lll: Midwesfern Club lll: Lanlern Club JOHN WALLACE MOUNT Doc, Mouni I2657 South Easl Edgecliff Road, Porrland, Ore. California Tech.: Aeronaufical Engineering: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Medical Group l2l: ASFOHGUIICS Group l4l: Shop lll: Radio Group lll: Phorographic Group lIl: Band lll: Pacific Coasl Club RALPH PRATT MULCAHY ' Mulc, Pipe-Type ' l7O Norfh End Blvd., Salisbury Beach, Mass. Yale: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Sfudenl' Federalisfs lllf: Chrislian Fralerniry l2l: Medical Group l2l: All-Club Fool- ball l2l: Pill-Club 'Lacrosse lll. Q- I , ' Jkt wi'5Mf' .' l54,l ANDREW EDWARD NORMAN Andy, Beansie l24 Easf 7Olh Sl., New York, N. Y. Harvard: Journalism: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Exonian l3l, Edilorial Board l2l, Circulalion Manager ill: Cum Laude So- ciely: Dramalic Associafion l2l: P.E.A. Senale l2l: Herodofan Sociely lll: Golden Branch l2l: Sludenl Eederalisls l2lI Honors l3l: High Honors! ,MW Elmo coLLiNs NULSEN il ' ' IU K f,Y'l' - ,fl .N '-' 1 Swede, Ric T iff, ' Jf,,9iS Moullon Ave., Norlh Muskegon, Mich. Coqndl: Undecided: 're-fed Junior Class, I943: Midweslern Club 'lil-,'Treasurer'l'gi Shop lll: Yacht Club lil: Four-Year Club: cademy Crew l2l: All-Club Swimminq JAMES FRANKLIN OATES, lll J. 8Bnll Church Rd., Lake Forest lll. Princelon: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Midweslern Club l4l: Medical Group l4l: P.E.A. Senale lil: Four-Year Club: All-Club Tennis JEFFREY O'CONNELL JeH, Okie 8 Kenilworlh Rd., Worcesler, Mass. Darlmoufh: Business: Enlered Upper Class, I94-5: Sluclenl' Coun- cil lil, Vice-Presidenl lll: Golden Branch l2l, Vice-Presidenl lll, Presidenl lll: P.E.A. Senale l2l, Presidenl' lil: Chrislian Fralernily Cabine+ lll: Dramalic Associafion lll: Academy Debalinq Team lll: Merrill Prize Speaker lll: Proclor lll: Dormilory Commillee lll: Academy Baseball Squad lll: Honors l l l: High Honors ll EDWARD GWENNAP MURRAY Ed, Ted 20 Seaview Ave., Milford, Conn. Yale: Business: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Herodolan Sociefy lll: G. L. Soule l3l, Treasurer lll: Exonian ill: Chrislian Fralernily l2l: Medcial Group l2l: Pean HENRY FRANCIS MYERS, III Hank, Ace 2I9 Norlh Presidenl' Ave., Lancas+er, Pa. Princelon: Corporalion Law: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Chess Club lll: Chrislian Fralernily l2l: Scienlific Sociely, Leclure Group l3l: Scienlific Sociely Council lll, Treasurer lll: Sfudenl' Federalisls l2l: Academy Swimminq Team l3l: Honors JOHN PREWITT NELSON, JR. Prew 369 Leeward Drive, Balon Rouge, La. Washinqlon and Lee: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class, I94-5: Golden Branch lll: Soulhern Club l2l: Scienlilic Sociely THOMAS OLIVER NEVISON, JR. Tombo, Tom l7836 Lalce Rd., Lakewood, Ohio Harvard: Physical Research: Enlered Junior Class, l943: Drama+ic Associalion l I l : Chess Club l l l: Shop l3l: Radio Group l I l : Lecfure Group lil: Medical Group l2l: Aeronaulics Group l2l: Pholographic Group , l55l DAVID BOYNTON PALMER Sfone Face, Fingers Purchase S+., Rye, N. Y. Harvard: Engineering: Enlered Lower Class, I94-3: Ouling Club l2l: Medical Group l4l: Yachl Club l2l: Ski Club l2l: Dormi- 'Iory Commilfee: Scienfific Sociely l2l: Shop l4l: Leclure Group l2l: All-Club Soccer Ill: Academy Soccer Team l2l. WILLIAM KENNELL PATON, JR. Willie, Bouncing Billy 20 The Green, Dover, Del. Williams: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Glee Club l2l: Sludenl Federalisfs lIl: Chrislian Fralernily lll: Choir l2l: Dormilory Commillee l3l: Pean Ill: Band l2l: Dramalic Asso- cialion l2l: Pholographic Group lll: Oufing Club l2l: Soulhern Club lll: All-Club Swimming lll: J. V. Swimming lll: Academy Swimming Team RODNEY HOMEISTER PETERSON Pele, Rod 4I Plall Sl., Winooski, VI. M.I,T.: Engineering: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Model Railroad Club, Vice-presidenl lil: Vermonf Club l2l: Slamp Club FRANKLIN HEWIT PFEIFFENBERGER Pfeiff, Frank 463 Blull Sl., Allon, III. Yale: Medicine: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Choir l2l: Glee Club l2l, Librarian lll: Dormilory Commillee lll: Academy Cross Counlry Team lil: Academy Track Squad l2l: Honors l3l: High Honors LEONARD EMERSON OPDYCKE Leo I0 Wesl Cedar Sl.. Boslon, Mass. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Les Cabolins l2l: Aeronaulics Group l2l: Leclure Group lil: Cum Laude Socielyg High Honors l6l: Highesl Honors PAUL WILLIAM ORTH Pablo, Paul I5 Forbes Ave., Norlhamplon, Mass. Darlmoulh: Law: Enlered Senior Class, I94-6: Band lll: Orches- lra lll: Sludenl Fecleralisls lll: High Honors HONORE MARTYN OWEN, JR. Marly, Rube 212 Soulh Glencoe Ave., Decalur, lll. Princelon: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: P.E.A. Senafe Ill: Midweslern Club l3l, Vice-Presidenl lll: Dormilory Com- millee lll: Chrislian Fralernily l2l: J. V. Baskelball, Caplain Ill: Academy Lacrosse Team l2l: Honors l4l: High Honors l2l. GLENN DURLAND PAIGE Hawk, Prisoner Rochesler Hill, Rochesler, N. H. Princelon: Undecided: Enlered Senior Class, I946g Les Cabofins Ill: Royal Exonians l56l 0 Q . s I .. 'f .3 .1 . .of '- I I 1 f I D s- . - ,,.- ,M 'A f' -v .c .-1, -.. L-. 1- If L ,-,,uQ, .' .,1,J'.',11 Adj? 'xl HARRY FRANCIS POHLMANN Busfer, Buz 4 Grove S+., Ivliddlelown, N. Y. Princelon: Psychialry: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Biology Group I2I: Ridinq Club I2I: Medical Group I3I: Rifle Club III: Dramalic Associalion III: Four-Year Club: All-Club Lacrosse III. RICHARD STERLING PORTER Peaches 72 Dallon Rd., Newlon Cenler, Mass. Princeion: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Chrislian Fralernily IZI: Sludenf Federalisrs IZI: J. V. Hockey III: Academy Hockey Team ALBERT MALCOLM POST Posiy, Shadow 30 Easl 72nd Si., New York, N. Y. Yale: Wrilinq: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Exonien I3I, Edilorial Board I2I, Sporls Edilor, Execulive Commiffee: Review Local Adverrisinq Manager: Rifle Club III: P.E.A. Senale III: Cum Laude Sociely: Dormilory Commillee: Dramalic Associalion III: Chrislian Frarernily I2I: Highesl' Honors RICHARD ST. FRANCIS POST RiH'er, Lorna Runkenhage Rd., Darien, Conn. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I944: Yachl Club IZI, Secrelary III: P.E.A. Senafe III: Pacific Coasl Club III: Dramaric Associalion III: Academy Soccer Team I2I: Honors ISI. i RICHARD NORRIS PIERSON, JR. Dick Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, N. Y. Princefon: Medicine: Enrered Lower Class, I944: Medical Group III: Shop III: E Book I2I: Pholographic Group Treasurer III: Marine Sociely IZI: Yachr Club IZI: Rifle Club I2I: Chess lub III: Biology Group III: Red Key Sociely III: J. V. Base- all III: J. V. Hockey III: Baseball Manager III: Honors IZI: High Honors . WILLIAM DWIGHT PINKHAM, JR. Igor, Bill Spring Rock Rd., Pine Orchard, Conn. Williams: Engineering: Eniered Lower Class, I944: Oulinq Club I2I: Vice-Presidenl' III: Leclure Group I2I: Yachl Club I2I: Dramalic Associalion III: All-Club Foorball I2I: J. V. Baseball I2I: J. V. H kev III: Academy Hockey Team PEYT ILLER PITNEY PiI'. Pi ' ' on, nde ded' Enl 'ed Junior Class, I943: Four-Year : C isliari raiernily' , Cabinel III: Junior French Club ' ,dsiiifl III iireasurer II ' Glee Club' Midweslern I6 r a orris+own, N. J. Pri I , ci :Yi , e r , . l. . A I Douniilcfy Commillee III: All-Club Foolball IZI: .. . ball'-II I : J. V. Hockey I2I : Academy Baseball Squad ' ,A JOHN CHAPMAN PITTENGER Jack, PiH Pillwillow Farm, RFD 1152, Nollingham, Pa. Harvard: Polirics: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Cum Laude So- cieryg Herodolan Sociely III: Glee Club I2I: Sludenl Federalisls I2I: Lanlern Club III: Choir IZI: Academy Debarinq Team I2I: All-Club Soccer Team IZI: Honors III: High Honors III: Highesl Honors l57l PETER WHITCOMB RAND Pele, Sally Trapelo Rd., Lincoln, Mass. Harvard: Medicine: Enlered Upper Class. I945: Leclure Group l2l: Medical Group l2l: Yachl Club Ill. GEORGE FREDERICK REDMAN Monk, Tiger Bob 88 Elm SI., Norlh Andover, Mass. Harvard: Business: Enrered Junior Class, I943: Four-Year Club: Junior French Club I2l: Oufinq Club l2l: All-Club Winler Track Ill: All-Club Lacrosse Ill: Academy Lacrosse Team JOHN GRADY REED John 583 Wafer Sl., Pererborough, Onlario, Canada. A Harvard: Undecided: Enrered Junior Class, I943: Herodolan So- ciery l3l, Presidenl Secrefary Ill: Review Business Manager lll: Scienliiic Sociefy l4l, Council Ill: Pacific Coasl Club l2l: Dramalic Associalion l3l: Dormilory Commillee Ill: Shop l4l: Phorographic Group Ill: Siudenl Federalisrs l2l: G. L. Soule l3l: Chrisiian Fralernily lll: Laniern Club Ill: Rifle Club l2l: Leclure Group l2l: Radio Group l2l. Secrelary Ill: Ouring Club lllg Four-Year Club: Honors RICHARD REEVE, JR. Foolsie, Dick RFD I, Basking Ridge, N. J. Yale: Medicine: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Dramaric Associa- fion l2l: Glee Club l3l: Mefeorology Group l2l, Presidenl' Ill: Scienlific Sociely Council Ill: Golden Branch l3l, Treasurer Ill: Leclure Group l2l: P.E.A. Senare Ill: Band l3l: Dormiiory Commiliee l2l: Chrislian Fralernify l2l: Four-Year Club: Academy Soccer Team Ill: J. V. Baskerball Team Ill: All-Club Lacrosse Ill: Academy Lacrosse Team l2l: Honors Ill: High Honors I. WILLIAM SUTTON POTTER Sul 70 Monlvale Rd., Newfon Cenlre, Mass. Harvard: Undecided: Enrered Junior Class, I943: Glee Club Ill: Choir Ill: Rifle Club Secrelary Treasurer Ill: Dra- maric Associalion l2l: Junior French Club Ill: Ski Club Ill: Oulinq Club Ill: Les Cabolins I2l: G. L. Soule l2l: Four-Year Club: Honors l7l: High Honors ARTHUR WYMAN PROCTOR, JR. Wy, Proc 2I5 Loring Ave., Pelham, N. Y. Williams: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Golden Branch l3l: J. V. Spring Track lll: J. V. Cross Counlry lll: Academy Winler Track Team Ill: Honors JOHN EDWIN PURCELL Purce, Ilre 48 Easl 5rh S+., Corning, N. Y. Amhersly Law: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Chrislian Fralerniiy l3l: Dormifory Comrnillee Ill: Four-Year Club: All-Club Fooi- ball Ill: All-Club Baseball l2l: All-Club Baskerball Ill: J. V. Baseball GUIDO REINHARDT RAHR, JR. Geed Waldo Blvd., Manilowoc, Wis. Darrmoufh: Lumbering: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Midwesrern Club l4l: Chris+ian Frarernily l2l: Review Ill: Red Key Sociely Ill: Church Moniror Ill: Chapel Moniror Ill: Glee Club Ill: Academy Crew l4l. Capiain Ill: Academy Wreslling Team l2l, Caplain Ill: All-Club Wreslling Ill: J. V. Fooiball Ill: Academy Foorball Squad I58I MARKLEY ROBERTS Mar'lc,Yog 43 Maple Ave., Morrislown, N. J. Princelong Wrilingg Enlered Lower Class, l944g Band lllg Or- chesira l3lg Honors WILLIAM ALFORD ROBERTSON Robby, Bill R. D. 42, Coraopolis, Pa. Cornell, Engineering: Eniered Upper Class, I945: Band l2l: Orchesfra l2lg Dramalic Associalion lllg All-Club Foolballf CHARLES HAGER ROHRER , , Whale, Humphrey 'E - A J l405 Ridge Rd., Lancasler, Pa. , ' , : Princelong Undecided: Enlered Junior-Class, l944'g 'Red Key Socieiy ill: Dormilory Comryklze l2l: Chrislian Eralerniiy l3l: Cheerleader lllg J idr iss, -Vice-Presidenl: Phillips Church Deacon l I lg Acadlgkx Baslgelball Team l3l, Capfain l I l: Academy Baseball Team l3lg Academy Fooiball Team lllg All- Club Foolball ' ' V ' JONAS OETTINGER ROSENTHAL Jo 7Ol Park Ave., Goldsboro, N. C. Swarihmore: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I945g Soulhern Club l2lg Golden Branch l2lg Glee Club lllg Choir lll: Dormi- Tory Commillee lllg Honors THOMAS LEO REGAN, JR. Leo 322 Pleasanl S+., Winlhrop, Mass. Harvard: Business Management Enlered Senior Class, I946: Academy Foofball Team lllg Academy Baslcelball Team lllp Academy Baseball Team lllg U. S. Navy, I944-46, Radarman, Second Class. if ' . 'lC'9ewfT,,i c ROBERT RHEINSTEIN fi 1 'mf - A --ww ff f . Rhino 3 ' -4. Zz -.,, . .42 535+ e+:5+.,NewY.Qfk1lN.Y. Pri g. Building, Enrere Ju'nLQy2Q1Qs x,Q943y Chrfifidnifralerwi nily l3lYfMedical',Group+-l,QlitUunior Frenchfilu-bf l2l gf,Biology Group l,llf-l?Qu'5:Y6ar2'Club. , 'xiix 'ix V JL , -'J , '.- Y .ixx f 'iz xhvlx ' -fi-1.x I RICHARD DARKE SIMS RICKARD ' Rick, Dennie Dimwii' Langdell Hall, Exeler, N. H. Cornell: Engineering, Enlered Junior Class, l943g Four-Year Club: Dormilory Commillee l2lg Sludenl Federalisls lllq Chris- 'rian Frafernily l3lg Rifle Club lil: Chemisfry Group lllq Aero- naulics Group lllg Dramalic Associalion lllg All-Club Soccer. SAMUEL HUM RIDGE Hum, Sam 58 Eagle S+., Greenville, Pa. Harvard: Law, Enlered Upper Class, I945: Oulinq Club l2l: Exonian, Business Board lllg Dramalic Associalion lllg Chrislian Frafernily lll: Sfudenl Federalisls , W, L rl -- l59l PAUL DRUMMOND RUST, III Pussy, Lover cfo Mrs. John L. Gaersle, Whippany, N. J. Yale: Vonnie: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Pean l2l, Ediiorial Board Chairman Ill: Golden Branch l4l, Secrefary Ill, Vice-presidenl' lll: Soulhern Club Vice-presidenl lll. Presi- denl lll: Band lll: Review, Edirorial Board Ill: Dramalic Asso- ciarion l2l, Execulive Commillee lll: Chrislian Fraferniry l4l: Four-Year Club: Aeronaulics Group Ill: Radio Group lll: Church Monilor lll: Academy Wresrling Team lll: Honors NEWELL BRACKETT SAFFORD Bulch Long View Lane, Riverside, Conn. Yale: Medicine: Enlered Upper Class, l945: Chrislian Fralernily Ill: Lecfure Group lll: Medical Group lll: Glee Club lllt Rifle Club l2l: Golden Branch RICHARD DAYTON SANDS Dick. Sendo 20 Slale SI.. Slcanealeles, N. Y. Oberlin: Medicine: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Four-Year Club: Yachl Club l2l, Execulive Commilfee lll: Academy Swimming Team l3l: All-Club Swimming lll: All-Club Baseball JOHN FRENCH SARGEANT Sarge, Hairy R.F.D. .:l:':I, Manches'I'er, N. H. Darlmoulh: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Four-Year Club: Chrislian Frafernily lll: Sfudenl Federalisls l2l: Rifle Club Ill: Pean l2l: Radio Group llli: Dorrnilory Commillee ,, ,,, STEPHEN PIKE ROU NDS Sieve, Alonzo Wheelwrighl Hall, Exeler, N. H. Cornell: Farming: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Chrislian Fraler- nify Ill: Ouling Club l3l: Ski Club l2l: Four-Year Club: Glee Club lll: Pean lll, Ar+ Board: Dramalic Associalion l2l: Scien- 'rific Sociely l3l: Shop l2l: Leclure Group lll: All-Club Track l2l: All-Club Hockey ALLEN DOUGLASS RUSHTON AI, Bama 3203 Pine Ridge Rd., Birmingham, Ala. Princelon: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class, l945: Soulhern Club lll: Dramalic Associalion lll: J. V. Foolball lll: Honors in. WILLIAM JAMES RUSHTON. Ill Bill, Rush 2848 Balmoral Rd., Birmingham. Ala. Princelon: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class, l945: Soulhern Club lil. RICHARD WARREN RUSSELL Russ, Bear 9 Hillcresl Circle, Waban, Mass. Yale: lndusrrial Engineering: Enrered Lower Class, I944: Scienfific Sociely l3l: Ouling Club l2l: Yachl Club lll: Ski Club lll. l60l 1 -H - JOHN DENTON SIMPSON Jaclz, Roclr I07 Revere Rd., Manhassef, N. Y. Yale: Undecided: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Scienfific Sociefy, Lecfure Group Ill: Oufing Club l2l: Four-Year Club: All-Club Foofball EVERETT JOHN SMITH Smiffy, Ev Highland Park Terrace, Whife River Juncfion, Vf. VVilliams: Undecided: Enfered Upper Class, l945: Vermonf Club Ill: Honors l2l: High Honors HAVILAND SMITH, JR. Smifly, Fisfy 64 Cresf Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. Darfmoufh: Archifecfure: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Four4Year Club: Pean Assisfanf Circulafion Manager Ill: Rifle Club l2l: Cheer Leader: Dormifory Commiffee Ill: Chrisfian Fra- 'lernify l3l: Red Key Sociefy Ill: Ski Club l2l: Medical Group l2l: J. V. Foofball Ill: All-Club Lacrosse Ill: J. V. Hockey lll: Academy Foofball Squad l3l, Team l2l: Academy I-loclcey Squad l2l, Team Ill: Academy Lacrosse Team l3l, Capfain RICHARD BOWDEN SMITH Smilfy, Dicll I523 Hermifage Courf, Durham, N. C. Dulce: Medicine: Enfered Senior Class, I946: Soufhern Club Ill: P.E.A. Senafe Ill: Oufing Club Ill: Medical Group AUGUST HENRY SATTLER SCHAEFER Gus. Babe 20 Blaclcbourn Rd., Affleboro, Mass. Cornell: Archifecfure: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Riding Club lll: Rifle Club l2l: Oufinq Club Ill: Four-Year Club: Dramafic Associafion Ill: Medical Group Ill: Phofographic Group. ERWIN JACK SCHOOP Jack, Big Jaclr 5I2 Cresf Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Swarfhmore: Undecided: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Sfudenf Federalisfs l2l: Oufing Club Ill: Pean Ill: Rifle Club lll: Four-Year Club: Honors CHARLES STEPHEN SHAUGHNESSY, JR. Shaun, Boom 25 Dusenberry Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Yale: Governmenl' Service: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Chrisfian Frafernify l3l: Four-Year Club: Medical Group l4l: Dramafic Associafion l4l: Newman Club I4-I: Dormifory Commiffee l2l: G. L. Soule III: Chrisfian Frafernify Cabinef III: Academy Tennis Team l4l: All-Club Soccer lll: Academy Soccer Team l2l: J. V. Baslcefball ROGER TYRRELL SIMONDS Rog I5 Deepwood Drive, Hamden, Conn. Yale: Wrifing: Enfered Junior Class, I943: Orcheslra l4l: Junior French Club Presidenf: Les Cabofins Vice-Presidenf lll: Chess Club l2l: Scienfific Sociefy Ill: Exonian l2l, Music Edifor l2l: Lanfern Club Ill: Four-Year Club: Dormifory Com- miffee l2l: Honors l8l: High Honors Ibll BAYARD AUSTEN STOCKTON Bay, Red Sl'. James, Long lsland, N. Y. Williams: Foreign Service: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Dra- malic Associalion l4l: Golden Branch lll: Exonian News Edilor lll: Midwesfern Club lll: P.E.A. Senafe lll: Four-Year Club: Sludenl' Federalisls lll: All-Club Swimming lll: J, V. Swimming: Academy Swimming Squad: All-Club Foolball, Man- ager: J. V. Foolball. Manager: Academy Fooiball Team, Man- ager: All-Club Baseball., r CHARLES LUTZ TAGGART Charlie, Tag l205 N.W. 2O+h Sf., Oklahoma Cily, Okla. Princelon: Archileclure: Enlered Lower Class, l943: Soulhern Club l3l: Pholographic Group lll: Academy Track Team lll: All-Club Track lll: U. S. Navy, l945-46, Seaman, Firsl Class. JOHN TALBOT, JR. George, Talbo Hancock Rd., Williamslown, Mass. Harvard: Physics: Enlered Lower Class. I944: Glee Club l3l: Sfudenl Federalisls l2l: Radio Group l2l: Treasurer lll: Model Railroad Club lll: All-Club Foolball lll: All-Club Lacrosse CHARLES ROGER THOMAS. ll Roge, Coe 456 Soulh Plymoulh Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. Yale: Undecided: Enlered Senior Class, IQ46: Pacific Coasl Club lll: Dramafic Associaiion ,. MEREDITH NEHRBAS SPRINGER Spaniel, Sprinier I80 Belmonl Parkway, Hempslead, N, Y. Harvard: Physics Research: Enlerecl Upper Class, l945: Exonian l2l: Orcheslra l2l: Leclure Group l2l: Meleorology Group lll: Biology Group lll: Oulinq Club l2l: Chrislian Fralernily l2l: Honors l2l: High Honors EDMUND WILLIAM STElN Leigh 70 Glen Ave., Newlon Cenler, Mass. Yale: Undecided: Enlerecl Upper Class, l945: Rifle Club l2l: Ouling Club lll: Pean lll: Honors AMES STEVENS, JR. Amy, Sieve 72 Greal' Pond Rd., Norrh Andover, Mass. Harvard: Business: Enfered Junior Class, l943: Exonian l4l, Assislanf Adverlising Manager lll, Business Manager lll: Les Cabolins l2l: Dormilory Commillee lll: Rifle Club l2l: Four- Year Club: Academy Foolball Team l2l: Academy Hockey Team l2l: Academy Crew l2l: All-Club Foolball lll: J. V. Hockey RICHARD JAMES STOCKHAM, JR. Dick, Bama 2864 Balmoral Rd., Birmingham, Ala. Princeion: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class, l945: Soulhern Club lll: Dormilory Commillee lll: Academy Foolball Team l2l: All-Club Baskelball lll: All-Club Baseball C l :sz ll ALAN CLAPP TURNER Al, Tex 2027 Branard, Houslon, Texas Yale: Law: Enfered Lower Class, I944: Rifle Club l2l: Medical Group lll: Soulhern Club l3l: Pean lll: Red Key Sociefy: Academy Fencing Team Capfain lll: Honors ALAN FORBES TURNER Big Al, Summersiock 2l Easl 87lh S+., New York, N. Y. Yale: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Chrisfian Fra- lernily l3l: Golden Branch lll: Glee Club l2l: Choir l2l: Royal Exonians lll: Dramafic Associalion l3l: Fall Crew Squad lll: Academy Crew l2l: Honors PROSPERE SHELTON VIRDEN, JR. Pros, Doc. 2I5 Highland Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Yale: Adverfising: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Glee Club l4l, Secreiary-Treasurer lll: Choir l4l: Dramalic Associaiion l4l, Execulive Commillee lll: Red Key Sociery l2l: Cheerleader lll: Four-Year Club: Medical Group l2l: Scienlilic Sociely lll: Aeronaufics Group lll: Exonian, Edilorial Board l2l: Chrislian Fralernily l2l: All-Club Wreslling, Manager lll: Academy Wresfling Team, Manager RICHARD SNOW VOKEY 40 Richwood Sl., Wesl Roxbury, MZZR Princefon: Law: Enlered Senior Class, I946: Academy Fool- ball Team: Academy Track Team. ,ov RICHARD RATTENBURY TREADWELL Diclr, Li'Hle Man i638 Hillcresl Place, San Luis Obispo, Cal. Yale: Medicine: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Pacific Coasl Club l3l: Medical Group l3l: Chrislian Frafernily l3l: All-Club Foolball lil: J. V. Tennis Team i ROBERT SPRAGUE TREAT Bondo, Bob 62 Burdilf Ave., Hingham, Mass. Harvard: Business: Eniered Junior Class, I943: Four-Year Club: Chrislian Fralernily lll: Exonian, Assisranl' Circulalion Manager lll: Leclure Group lll: Rifle Club lil: -S+uden+ Federalisfs lll: All-Club Soccer CHARLES LABAREE TUFTS Tuffy, Chuck l98 High Sf., Exeler, H ' Universify of New H ire: Undecided: Enlered Senior Class, I946:Bandlll: llll, A KENNETH CHURCHILL TUFTS Kenn, TuHy I'-78 High Six, Exeler, N. H. Universify of New Hampshire: Undecided: Enfered Senior Class. I946: Band lIl: Orcheslra ' i l so i631 i ROBERT HENRY WHITMAN Faiher, Whif cfo Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., 26 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Amhersf: Engineering: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Pacific Coasl Club l3l: Scienlific Sociefy, Lecfure Group l2I: Glee Club l2I: Dramaiic Associalion l2l: Dormiiory Commilfee III: Junior French Club lll: All-Club Soccer JAMES HOPKINS WICKERSHAM, JR. Shack, Wick 79I Park Ave., New York, N.Y. Yale: Merchanl Marine: Enlered Lower Class. l944: Meieorology Group lil: Aeronaulics Group lll: Chrisiian Fralernily l3l: Dramalic Associalion l3l: Band HERBERT PUTNAM WILKINS Herb 25 Caboi S+., Winchesler, Mass. Harvard: Law: Enlered Junior Class, l943: Chrisfian Fraierniiy l4l: Medical Group III: Band l3l, Librarian lll: Four-Year Club: Royal Exonians lll: Exonian Circulaiion Manager I: Dormifory Commil'Iee4l2l: All-Club Hockey lll: J. V. Hockey lil: All-Club Baseball l3l: Honors DONALD McLEAN WILSON Nick, Lowgear II7 Riverside Drive, Binghamlon, N.Y. Princelong Business: Eniered Upper Class, I945: Scienlilic So- cieiy, Leclure Group l2l: Ouling Club CHARLES RUMFORD WALKER, JR. Chuck, Rummy 204 Prospecl S+., New Haven, Conn. Yale: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Glee Club l4l: Radio Group l2l: Chess Club lll: Junior French Club Ill: Les CaboIins'l2l: Four-Year Club: Honors l5I: High Honors RICHARD LEHMAN WEIDENBACHER, JR. ick Devon,DPa. Princelon: Undecided: Eniered Upper Class, I945: Chrislian lEIra+erniIyly2l: Medical Group l2I: Shop lll: Honors l2I: High REGINALD HEBER WELLER Reg, Ace 2 Cushing SI., Providence, R. I. Yale: Undecided: Enfered Upper Class, I945: Dramaiic Associa- 'rion l2l: Medical Group lll: Heavy All-Club Foolball lil: ,Acpdemy Fooiball Team lll: Academy Track Team l2l: Honors ll . , 1 JOEL McCOUN WHITE Joe, Snow While Norlh Brooklin, Maine Cornell: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Aeronaulics Group l4I: Scienlific Sociely l4l: Academy Soccer Team I64l JOHN'MARSHALL WOODBRIDGE Woody 2I Claremonf Ave., New York, N. Y, Amhersl: Undecided: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Dramalic Associafion I3I, Execulive Commillee: Lanlern Club III: Radio Group III: Church Monilor III: All-Club Hockey III: J. V. Hockey III: Honors I4I: High Honors TIMOTHY WALKER WOODMAN ' D Woody, Woo 276 Norlh Main S+., Concord, N. H. Norlhweslern: Business Managemenl: Enlered Junior Class. I943: Band I4I: Orcheslra III: Shop III: Four-Year Club: Dormilory Commilfee I3I, Presidenl COLIN MACRAE WOODWORTH Woody, Link . - 64 Allandale SI., Jamaica Plain, Mass. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Scienlilic Sociely, Leclure Group III: Shop III: Meleorology Group I2I, Secrefary III: Medical Group III: Red Key Sociely III: Academy Crew Manager RICHARD LELAND WRIGHT Dick, Dicker 95 High Sl., Exeler, N. I-I. Annapolis: U. S. Navy: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Band Vice-Presidenl' III: Orcheslra IZI: Royal Exonians I4I, Leader III: Four-Year Club: Church Monilor: Scienlific Sociely, Lec- Iure Group IZI: Heavy All-Club Foolball I3I, Caplain III: Heavy All-Club Baskefball III: J. V. Baskelball III: J. V. Base- ball IZI: Honors JAMES WALLACE WINSLOW, III Twig, Win 69 Bellevue Ave., Summil, N. J. Yale: Engineering: Enlered Upper Class, I945: Biology Group III: All-Club Soccer III: Honors ALLEN HARRIS WOOD Bama, Buzz 24OI Henriella Rd., Birmingham, Ala. Yale: Lumber Business: Enlered Lower Class, I943: Soulhern Club IZI: Scienlific Sociely I2I: All-Club Soccer CLAYTON PETERS WOOD L.A., Big Clayle 344 Wesl' 72nd New York, N. Y. Harvard: Undecided: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Four-Year Club: Scienlilic Sociely, Leclure Group: Sludenl Federalisls: Yachl' Club: All-Club Winler Track: Academy Spring Track Squad: Academy Cross Counlry Squad 0 Haig' l!l0fe Fr f3v IlAI'Zfs'iT-iEoDoRE wooo, III S Jim. Woody 829 Soulh Madre Ave., Pasadena, Cal. Slanford: Ranching: Enfered Upper Class, I945: Golden Branch I2I, Treasurer III: Pacific Coasl' Club IZI, Treasurer III: Chrislian Fralernily IZI: Ski Club: Academy Soccer Team I65l M ARTHUR ZELVIN Ari, Grease 3l55 Rochambeau Ave., New Yorlc, N. Y. Harvard: Research Medicine: Enlered Upper Class, I945: P.E.A. Senale l2l: Golden Branch Ill: Academy Debaling Team Ill, Dramalic Associalion 123: Pholographic Group l2l: Exonian l2l, Associale Edilor NON-RETURNIN6 UPPERS WILLIAM TEMPLIN BROUGHALL, JR. I24 High Rock Lane, Weslwood, Mass. Rensselaer: Eleclrical Engineering: Enlered Upper Class, I946 U. S. Navy, I943-46, Fireconlrolman. Second Class. NICHOLAS JOSEPH CALLAHAN, JR. Niclr, Cal 6I Thorndyfe ST., Lawrence, Mass. Harvard: Business: Enlered Upper Class, I946: Academy Fool'- ball Team: U. S. Marine Corps, I943-45, Corporal. FRANCIS MITCHELL COATES, JR. Frank, Sliclry 850 Norlh Blvd., Baron Rouge, La. Yale: Business: Enlered Junior Class, I943: Soulhern Club l3l: Les Cabolins Ill: Honors l3l, High Honors ALEXANDER FLASH fy I .J QIZI'ZSa'ndYP + Y l ' fill L Harear 'Vai Li d: e-dr. i 'Me lClub: u : A. . ., ' 4 6, chnician, Fourlh K ra e, V X fo ., , ir f 7 A oReE BENJAMIN FLINT. JR. g Tripe , I 23 Olis Ave., Killery, Maine M.I.T.: Eleclrical Research Engineering: Enrered Upper Class, l946. CHALMERS MARTIN HAMILL, JR. Ham, Chal 3432 Lowell Slx, 'Washinglon, D. C, Princelon: Engineering: Enlered Upper Class, l94f:: Glee Club: Choir: Orcheslra: Royal Exonians: Heavy All-Club Foolball: Honors l2l: Army Air Forces, l942-46, Slafl Sergeanl. RICHARD DAVIDSON HARGRAVE Diclc I285 Clover Sl., Rochesler, N. Y. Princelon: Engineering: Enlered Lower Class, I944: Sludenl FederalisTs IZI: Chrislian Fralernily l3l: Junior French Club Ill: Yachl' Club Ill: Academy Swimming Team l3l: All-Clulo Lacrosse I 661 DAN GRIGSBY POLAND Dan, Peachy 3I8 D Sf., Ardmore, Olcla. Yale: Undecided: Enfered Upper Class, I94-6: Scienfific Lecfure Group: Chess Club: Medical Group: Biology Group. ROGER ELLIS RANNEY Zeke, Rog 203 Washingicin Sf., Greensville, Mich. Michigan: Undecided: Enfered Upper Class, I946: Academy Fooflaall Team III: U. S. Navy, I944-46, Fireman, Third Class. CHARLES HENRY SPAULDING Hank, Baseball 4 3 Oak S+., Derry, N. l'l. M.I.T.: Engineering: Enlered Upper Class, I946: Academy Baslcel- ball Team Ill: U. S. Navy, I94-5-46, Specialisl, Third Class. DONALD FRANCIS WHISTON Don, Puclr 7 Crescenl Ave., Sloneham, Mass. Darfmoulh: Economics: Enlered Upper Class. I946: Academy Foolball Team lll: Academy Hockey Team III: Academy Base- ball Team Ill: U. S. Coasf Guard, l945-46, S.C., Third Class. I ELDEN BENNETT HARTSHORN Scoify, Dixie I6 Dresden S+., Kensingion, Md. Darfmoulh: Undecided: Enferecl Upper Class, I946: Academy Baslcefloall Team: A.U.S., Infanfry, I943-46, Sergeant BRUCE ALBERT LENTZ Bruce 430 Avon Drive, Piiisburqh, Pa. Cornell: Undecided: Enlered Upper Class. I946: Rifle Club: Orcheslra: Band: Academy Cross CounTry Team. ROBERT SIMS NORMENT Tex, Bob 606 Church S+., Paris, Texas Texas: Undecided: Eniered Upper Class, I946: Soulhern Club. FRANCIS HENRY PH ELPS Bud, Bruiser 8 Radnor Circle, Grosse Poinle, Mich. Harvard: Real Esfafeq Enlered Upper Class, I946: Midweslern Club: Academy Foolball Team. I 671 if . 1 ,fl k 4 ,fm we .m Q. Q f vv WILLIAM H. HICKEY EDGAR H. COUSINS Presideni' Secrefary 'UPPER MIDDLE CLASS We're fhrough wifh knickers now: we're Uppers! We Iaugh ai' fhe Seniors siaving for college. The worsi' is over Iwe ihinki, and +he resi' is down hiII. We've acquired fhai' jaun'I'y air: fhe back room in 'l'he Grill is ours on Sa+urday nighfs. We are no Ionger afraid fo venfure fo fhe bu'Hrooms, ,and we've learned fhe fricks and signals +he Seniors use. Some of fhe Seniors are making 'Friends wi+h us now, so +hey'II have a place +o sleep when 1'hey come back 'For +he Andover game nex+ year. We've one more year fo become fhe men Exefer claims we will be. I69I' w,M,WW,,4 awzzsiwaff , , , , 4 .W hd ,gPv'N aww N., my 41 4' if z A 5 , A , ,.A,: - 1 A Y. A r x A 1 S . Q ,,.......-.W ..,.. -E- N 4 y, W 2 1. W i 1 4-ASV f K N m O' ,r,,',.f.f,,My W s . fir vw. 4 . Y - .ak K1- .Q' -ff ,sw f -1 , R L Q 9 , . -4' ,av . Q , x -Q -' Q E Q if ,, Q mi-if K 5 ui ' Vw ww, Y . E ,A . N- +:ff TT? 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As +imeworn veferans, we le+ +he preps know +ha+ we are well ahead of +hem. We've gof some+hing +o boasi of fhis year-we've spread oul over half 'lhe campus, and a brave few have wandered down +o fhe bulfroomsg we've learned 1'he cur clown and fhe arf of finessingg and some of +he more alhlefically inclined flauni' new swea+ers on Sa'rurday nighfs. '49 seems a long way off, bul' we've heard fhal' i+'s been done before: so we'lI give H' a sfab. F JAMES MADDEN JAMES MAGOUN DAVID C. TAIT Presidenl' Vice-Presidenf Secrefary , V. M. . - 4 , K Q' if , 'f . n W u ' . ' , fx ,VN su' -' ' f wk Vu. N A n N. 'W V A . ,V , , 1 , 4 X, a x . X- 4' A 1 - V' Q f ' f X . v .1 if e- f ,v- K .Q gal,-,'A 5 -. ff yi ' -av -N A pf' Q, - M, ,, sf 5 5 . f , b dm,,QwQ ,A ,Xyx 4 X ,Kr , X XM , , f X . . ,Uww 1: xi? Q W ff, .ei 'X ,N-3' 1. f ff: ', ' f-',f ,J-my ,, , L, ' ,,'Qf..fH,.w.-if .gr- A Q, K, -W ,Q ., R-2..4f,g5ecfZk wx. ,egg-fl' . Q , f ,ww fu, 4: y 1 V L 2. 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The old school fook us on as her somewhal' unruly sons, and we soon adopled all her fradifions and all her fricks +o gel' 73 by. We know our way around now, and we know whal' faculfy members +o look our for. Buck can f cafch us on a Cheese ln any more, and we know +here aren I' any radi- afor renfs. The class will grow, and we'll grow. Look us up in '50. We'II siill be here-we hope. Websie 74 CJ Q67 X If 1 N o! N I 6' 1 I L, , 1 Q av I f H X 689300073085 L ? PUBLICATIONS EXONIAN Fully aware of Hs obligafion lo +he school and Hs readers, fhe EXONIAN sfaff once again published lwice a week a newspaper spear- headed by concise, pungenl' edilorials, packed wi+h iournalisfic reporling par excellence, liH'ered wirh selling adverlising, and delivered wi+h +l1e efficiency of a revamped circulalion deparlmenl. News sfories again headed lhe fronf page, and sporls slories, subiecl 'lo a more fluid policy 'rhan formerly, led l'he 'fhird page. The eclilorial columns, under +he reslless pens of Presiden+ John Cowles and Edilorial Chairman Bill Lynch, alfernafely needled and approved 'lhe workings of 1-he school, while gues+ columns kepl- +he paper's readers up fo dale in l'he field of currenl' evenls. Journalisric excellence keynoled lhe news and sporls columns of fhe paper. Sfories were accurale and well-wril+en, bearing +he sparkling brand of Managing Edilor Grenville Garside. More Adverlising, boys? Sporls Edilor Malcolm Posl' mainfained a similar sfandard for fhe sporfs page: bolh news and spor+s columns were highlighled by piclures and carloons. Believing lhar a newspaper can funclion besl' when financially sound, 'lhe execulive commiHee slrove lo keep 'lhe EXONIAN in 'lhe black. Ames Slevens, 'lhe paper's Business Manager, was re- sponsible for lhe ul'l'imal'e success of lhis deparf- menl: Conlrolling his business board wilh l'he finesse of a bull elephanl, Slevens once again reslored lhe paper +o a bed-rock 'foundafion of solvency. Roberl' Treal and Andrew Norman, Circu- lafion Managers, heading a new and improved circulalion slaff, confribuled greally 'ro lhe safis- facfion +he EXONIAN rendered i+s readers. De- spile a few ini'I'ial errors, fhe circulafion deparl- menl- delivered +he paper +o i+s readers every Wednesday and Salurday morning. LIFE, LOOK, and The PEAN. PEAN Info +he small room were crowded +wen+y or so men, all yelling, all asking whal' io do, all smoking, all doing nofhing cons+ruc+ive. In fhe cen+er of fhis chaos and oblivious fo ihe noise and smoke sal' +he big guns of +he organizaiion. They were worried, a February deadline had +o be mef, a June firs+ delivery dale musi' be kepf. From ihis confusion l'he I947 PEAN was creaied. Look around you, 'rhrough +he pages of ihe book, +ha+ is. See fhe balanced layouf? Thai' is fhe work of McConnell, our firsf Ar+ Edi- for. See 'lhe carfoons and ihe candids? Mr. Krause and Dave Miller worked +hose ouf. Now look ai' Al Ba+h's Senior secfion and Cowen's Dor- miiories. Noi' whaf you'd expecf from such con- fusion, is if? Bui go on. See MoFFaf's ac+ivi+y Even lhe ediiors work. Hardy sec+ion and Memhard's spor+s? Oh say, you didn'+ miss +he facul+y, did you? Tha+'s Le Clair's. The phoiographic board made possible 'rhe feaiures, bul' don'1' 'Forgel' 'l'he adverfisemenfs on fhe opposife pages, gaihered +oge+her by Hayes and his boys, which made possible 'ihe prin+ing of ihe book. Armsfrong 'rook your money, bu+ you goi' your book on lime, and i+'s +he besf PEAN you'll ever see. You may ask yourself who +ied all fhe ends fogefher and made a yearbook ouf of if. Paul Rusf did much of +ha+ and was a+ fhe back of if all, bu+ if was Bob Divine and Clinf Gilberi who did 'ihe real work, wi+h Mr. Sfevens and Mr. Gillespie, our new faculfy adviser. And ihis is i+. Our work and our pleasure. Your PEAN. Hardy The EXONIAN Isl row: Virden, Miller D., Balmer, E.. Post M., Lynch, Cowles, Slevens, A., Garside, Norman, Zelvin. 2nd row: Roclcwell F., Olconnor, T., Mueller, P, A.. Hiqhel, Sioolcey, Holzlman, Hoplrins M., Israel, Williams, R., Dean, R. 3rd row: Mr. Jones, Philp, Brown, S., Greene, G., Goldman, Dyer, G. Kinq, W., Kurzman, Hunlinqlon, Bingham. 4lh row: Davis, B., Cruik- shanlc, Spence, Rieqel, Jones, R., Love, Kelly, T., Walslv, W. Thoenen, Trowbridge. REVIEW I946 brough+ no radical changes +o +he Review as in years pas1', bu+ a rafher s+eady compefence was mainfained. Headed by Bill HoH', +he Review confained a liH'le excellen+, a lol' of good and no, l repeal, no poor wri+ing. The Fall issue included four poems and a long inirospecfive s+udy of adolescence from Don Hall, a quiel' liHle 'Fan+asy by Leonard Opdyke, an excellenf poem and a fascinafing shorl' s+ory aboul' shore-palrol du+y in 'lhal' Ci+y of Sin, Frisco, by fwo veferans, Ted BoH and William Broughall. Bill Holi' confribufed 'rwo s'rories, as a presidenl' should, bu+ chief honors wenl' 'I'o Phil McFarland, as sfrong a double-'rhreal' man as has been seen aboui' fhese par+s for quife some lime. McFarland, besides wri'ring a shorl' s'rory, drew a colorful cover and +wo riolous carloons. The Win+er issue broughl' 'For'I'h new falenf, namely Don Gordon, who wrofe abou+ a prospecfive blind-da+er waifing 'for his da+ee, and AI Turner, an old cynic on love, who aired his viewsx in poesy. E-Book 1 Berqen, Jones, P., Davis C., Slevens, L., Mr Wood. E BOCDK The E Book for I946-47 was ediled by Richard N. Pierson, Jr. and Paul A. Jones: i'rs Business Board was headed by Chesfer R. Davis. The book was nol' very differenr from Ihose of previous years, ye'I' il served ils purpose fully as a guide Io I'hose enlering Dunbar and Websler Halls. The book was senl ou+ in +he summer, as usual, in order fo gel all new boys acquainled wi+h Exeler before lheir arrival al' +he Academy. I+ was dedicaled Io Mr. SaI+onsI'aII and had 'rhe usual welcoming addresses. The REVIEW Isl' row: Dawson, Cowles, Reed, J., Holi, Hall, D. A. Posl, M., Adams, J. W. 2nd row: Mr. W. Bales, Rusl Rahr, Mandel, R., Turner, J. The PEAN Is'I' row: Hayes, Miller, D., McConnell, Armslronq, Rusl, Divine, Gilbert lvlemhard, LeClair. 2nd row: Palon, Marshall Schurman, Hardy, Mr. Gillespie, Mollal, Van Buslcirlc, Balh Szhoop, Seeley. 79 ACADEMY DEBATING TEAM Fronf Row: Zelvin, O'Connell, Dulles, PHTenger, Mac- Bride. Baclc Row: Mr. Wilson, TrusTman, Garside, Philp, Mr. Bragdon. DEBATING P. E. A. SENATE This year The P.E.A. SenaTe, under Fall-Term PresidenT O'Connell, assumed iTs place as The leading debaTing socieTy on maTTers of naTional and world imporTance. The SenaTe discussed such Topics as price conTrols, The PalesTine ques- Tion, labor in poliTics, The income Tax, The use oT aTomic energy, and had iTs rioTs over socialism vs. capiTalism. The Two quesTions, however, on which The SenaTe handed down iTs mosT conTro- versial decisions were: ls The Republican ParTy deserving of The sfigma reacTionary? lnol, and Should sTaTes be allowed To adminisfer poll Taxes? Tyesj. During The Tall Term a new parTy was formed and was merged wHh The Progressive under The name ModeraTe. ln The December elecTions The old Liberals losT conTrol of The SenaTe Tor The TirsT Time since l942. The 'Following ModeraTes were elecTed: Roger Mac Bride, PresidenTg Allen Dulles, Vice Presidenh George Heyer, SecreTaryg Leonard Philp, Treasurer. Under The new ad- minisTraTion The ConsTHuTion oT The socieTy was given a Thorough revision. Several commHTees were appoinTed, one oT which revived The old SenaTe cusTom of displaying colorful posTers which announced The weekly debaTes. GOLDEN BRANCH The Golden Branch DebaTing SocieTy opened iTs I946-47 season on SepT. 2, under Hs fall Term officers: Grenville Garside, presidenh Jeff O'Connell, vice-presidenh Paul RusT, secre- Taryg and Jim Wood, Treasurer. The TirsT clebaTe, which concerned The influence of Hollywood on American life, was well aTTended, and well re- ceived. ln TacT, audiences conTinued To be large ThroughouT The year. Successful debaTes on U. S. aid To The Chiang governmenT and on Federal subsidies Tor educaTion Tollowed. On November I3, before a large TurnouT, a Golden Branch Team composed oT Jed Philp, Allen Dulles, and Jeff O'Connell, decisively deTeaTed a STudenT FederalisT Team, debaTing The prac- TicabilHy of immediaTe subsTHuTion of World governmenf Tor The U.N. The Tall season was closed by a popular grab-bag debaTe during which such Topics as The liquidaTion oT The G. L. Soule were discussed. For The winTer Term, Jeff O'Connell was elecTed presidenTg Paul RusT, vice-presidenTg George Heyer, secreTaryg and George Craig- head, Treasurer. The winTer Term was opened by Two debaTes on educaTion, The TirsT on The sug- gesTion ThaT P.E.A. be made a Progressive school and The second concerning The change in ExeTer's curriculum which abolished compulsory LaTin. The Third debaTe was a rousing secTional one abouT compelling The SouThern sTaTes To allow Negro suffrage. PresidenT MacBride scores again. G. L. SOULE Feafuring a midyear grab-bag and fwo fac- ulfy debafes, fhe G. L. Soule has enioyed a suc- cessful sixfy-fiffh year of discussion. The Fall ferm opened auspiciously on fhe fopic, resolved fhaf fhe Unifed Sfafes adopf fhe policy of friendship fowards Russia proposed by Ex-Secrefary Wal- lace, and +he repercussions of fhis debafe are sfill ecrhoing sfrongly af fhe half way mark of fhe Winfer ferm. Debafes 'rhis year, regardless of fhe fopic in quesfion, have 'rended fo resolve fhemselves info argumenfs over Democracy as opposed fo Communism. There have been, how- ever, excepfions, 'l'he ousfanding ones being fhe second debafe of fhe Fall ferm in which if was argued fhaf fhe governmenf is noi' doing very much in behalf of able-bodied veferans, and fhe lasf debafe of fhe Fall ferm which dealf wifh fhree fopics concerning Exefer. The Soule presenfed fwo faculfy-sfudenf debafes fhis year, fhe fheme of bofh being labor relafions. In fhe firsf debafe Messrs. Thomas and Wilson rebuffed, in fhe second, Messrs. Kesler and Bragdon. The club's officers were, in fhe Fall ferm: Presidenf, John Cowles, Vice-Presidenf, Eric Beckford, Secrefary, Francois La-chelierg Trea- surer, Sfephen Pefschekg and in fhe Winfer ferm: Presidenf, Eric Beckiordg Vice-Presidenf, Francois Lachelierg Secrefary, William Usellisg Treasurer, Edward Murray. Shepherd holds fhe floor. JUNIOR DEBATING The Junior Debafing Sociefy, now in ifs fourfh year, enjoyed ifs mosf successful season. Affendance has ranged from fhirfy fo fiffy, and inferesf in fhe subiecfs debafed has been un- usually keen. To dafe Ellis, Cousins, and Smifh have been prime-minisfers, and Smifh, fhe pres- enf incumbenf, seems desfined fo hold his ma- jorify in 'lhe house. Among fhe subiecfs debafecl have been Our Generafion, John L. Lewis, Radio Programs, and Professional Afhlefics. The Socie+y's officers are Herberf B. Cous- ins, Roger H. Smifh, and William J. Nicoson. OUTSIDE DEBATES The Academy Debafing Team opened ifs season on February I9+h by defeafing Sanborn Seminary, 2-I, wifh a feam composed of Arfhur Zelvin, Sfephen Pefschek, and Alan Trusfman. Universal socialized medicine was fhe fopic. Lafer in fhe ferm Exefer, represenfed by Leonard Philp, Alan Hunf, John Piffenger, and Allen Dulles, rebuffalisf, debafed Roxbury Lafin. Dur- ing fhe spring vacafion Jeffrey O'Connell, wifh Alan Trusfman as alfernafe, fook parf in fhe Junior Town Meefing of fhe Air. ln fhe spring ferm, Grenville Garside, Roger McBride, and Allen Dulles, rebuffalisf, opposed a group from S+. Paul's School. The highlighf of fhe season was reached when Exefer feams, made up of 'rhe besf speakers from previ- ous debafes, mei- feams from Andover and Princefon. Peischek Golden Branoh Isl row: Dulles, lv1acBride Rusl, Garside, O'Connell, Belknap, Darrell, Maslers, Lalfollelle. 2nd row: Reclclord, de Ro clwemonl, Sonnabend, Cobb, Flnn, Zelvin, Pressler, Glenn. 3r:l row: Plwilp, Carrinqlon, Nelson, J. P., Mr. Braqdon, Rosen llwal, Cralqlwead, Truslrnas, Shepherd. G. L. Soule Isl row: Kelly, Pollen Pelscnelc, Cowles, Beclcjord, Usellis, Reed, J., Greene G., Davis, J. 2nd row: Oqden, Kinq, W. l-llgnef, Dr. Macornber, Mueller, P. A., Anderson, Nlcoson, Williams, R. 3rd row: Ellls, W., Blnglwam, Crowell, Smifn, R. l 82l P,E,A, Senafe Junior Deba+ing Sociery 'S+ row: Penson' Bewnan- pimp' Dumas' Macgdde' OVCOU' Is+ row: Bafcnefder, Higner, Smifn R., Cousins, Nicoson, neU, Lim, Shepherd, Foley. 2nd row: Ogden, Blewer, de P It F. 2 d 'W. M J R' k N F B L H1- I-lerflendy, Keim, Carrinqron, Presder, ZeNvin, Greene, T., QC mm' ' TCW- N9 , . oc wie, ., eer, ea Zanderjrd row: Twsfmanx Mr- Thomas! pmmgsy Cam, ers Van Dusen, Tenca. 37:1 row: Mr.VV1Nson, Israel, Wood- Qaerf. nan, G., Trowbridqe, Felsiner, J., Reckford. Bragdon ponders .... h k Keder 'rnunders .... Pefs: e I v N Petschek .i MUSIC THE CHOIR Sunday morning a+ len . . . +orn robes . . . lhe Chrislmas service . . . 'lhe Dresden Amen. These were +he highs and lows of 1-his year's choir. Sunday morning: everyone would 'Feel like singing second bass, +l1a+ is excepl fhe second basses, who never woke up in +ime lo feel like singing anyfhing. We gave hearf, soul, and +wo hours a week +o conquering Russian anlhems, several Adoramus's, and Once +o Every Man. Awkward momen+s: a shor+ prayer, a sudden scramble, a flal' Amen. The Chrislmas Service was undoubfedly our grealesl'-we go'r +o sing len pieces. Colwell, as librarian, picked +he music as usual. I+ gave a chance +o such fulure sfars as PleiFf, Willie Hol+, Chef Davis, Howie Fuller, and Dick Murphy +o be heard by a crilical-in-lhe-Chrislmas-spiril' audience. Wilh Mr. Arlhur Landers a+ lhe organforle, 'rhe fhirly- five immorlals gave many a minisler a chance lo praise Exe+er's mosl' musical musical ins+i'rul'ion. l94l lrelg d GLEE CLUB Mr. Landers, afler four years in lhe Navy, resumed his role as music direclor of fhe Acad- emy and slarled oul' wilh a large Glee Club of I36 aspiranls. Afler a probalionary period of four weeks, 'rhe boys were l'es+ed on relalively simple songs lhey had learned, and 'rhe club was cul' down 'ro a compacl group of aboul' ninefy boys. Then began +he work cf learning 'fhe longer and more diFFicul+ works +ha+ compose 'rhe bulk of fhe club's reper'I'oire. The mosl' nolable of 'rhese were Bach's Easier Canlala, Borodin's Po- lovelzian Dances, The Chorus of Camel Drivers, 'rhe unique Dirge for Two Velerans, and Lis'l'en +o +he Lambs. The liirsl fwo were mixed voices, lhe lasl' lhree were included in lhe club's solo group. On March firsl' l'he club wen+ lo Roger's Hall, in Lowell, 'For lhe firsl' of a series o'F five concerl-s. The following week il played hosl' +o ninefy girls from Dana Hall and gave a ioinf concerf in fhe Academy Building. On March I5fh fhe club fraveled fo Walnuf Hill in Nafick and performed a ioinf concerf. ln fhe spring ferm a concerf was given af Exefer wifh Abbof Academy, and fhe final concerf was given ioinfly wifh Beaver af Chesfnuf Hill. Under fhe excellenf direcfion of Mr. Lan- ders, fhe Glee Club feels fhaf if has enioyed a very successful year. ORCHESTRA The orchesfra, direcfed by Mr. Landers, who was capably assisfed by Mr. Harry Kobialka, ap- peared more frequenfly fhis year fhan lasf. lf played af all Glee Club Concerfs and accompa- nied fhe Club on all ifs frips fo fhe various girls' schools. The concerfs were much enjoyed by all concerned. The orchesfra had a varied reperfoire fhis year. Mozar+'s Symphony in C Maior, a march by Sainf-Saens, and a Haydn concerfo, wifh Howland Fowler as soloisf, were all very well received, as were ofher, lighfer pieces. Despife fhe small size of fhe orchesfra, fhe pieces were performed very ably. During fhe winfer ferm a faculfy concerl' was presenfed in fhe chapel. Mr. Klause Goefze and Mr. Kobialka opened fhe program wifh solos. Then a group from fhe orchesfra, Mr. Kobialka and Mr. Sirois, violins: Mr. Gropp, viola, and Roger Simonds, cello, performed a Mendelssohn sfring quarfef. The orchesfra SWINGS info acfion, BAND This year, under fhe direcfion of Mr. Evereff Sirois, Bill lngraham and his boys repeafed fheir success of lasf year, nof only in marching, buf also in qualify and fone. During fhe fall ferm fhe band played af all buf one of fhe foofball games, fhough fwo rainy Safurdays saw only fhe more spirifed members on hand. Af fhe foofball rally and af fhe Exefer-Andover game, fhe band furned in excellenf performances. Oufnumbering fhe Andover band by only a small margin, if oufplayed and oufmarched if conspicuously. This spring fhe band will supplemenf fhe cheering secfion af fhe Exefer-Andover baseball game. ROYAL EXONIANS This year fhe Royal Exonians consisfed of only six pieces. Besides playing af fhe Glee Club dances, fhe band made several appear- ances af fhe movies and af church dances in fown. Audiences danced and lisfened fo fhe smoofh frumpef playing of Leader Dick Wrighf, fhe solid rhyfhm of Al Turner on fhe bass, of Bill Meservey on drums, and of Hal Cabof on fhe piano, and fo fhe skillful fenor sax backgrounds of Glenn Paige. The big affracfion and fhe sparkplug of fhe band, however, was Ham Hamill, a veferan, whose fasfeful and inspiring clarinef solos were consisfenfly effecfive. ,MMMeaai,m,4wvwaww1:se.-f.af.eNWe f f 1 .1 .,. wmfwwyMwwmwmws.-.swf Glee Club lsf row: Ellis, G. C., Mr. Landers, Fufler H., Virden. 2nd Row: Foley, Lamson, Thompson, D. P., Seeley, Osborne, Hu per, Lalfolleffe, Bloomer, Bergen, l-lolf, Chamberlain, Glenn Mill, Dean, C. F. Weisberq.3rd row: Hunf. Gilberf, Mal' fhews, Gordon, Binder, Trowbridge, Bowers Freeloye, Jones, P. E, Helm, Coon, Crump, Scudder, Meservey, Rosenfhal 4+h row: Lord, Graham, Haywood, Muschenheim, Shulz, Brown P. S., Maflox, Anderson, W. A., Maffer, Smifh, R. Pfeif- fenberger, McFarland, Murphy, R. W., Gambee. Sfh row: Jones. R. A., Ellis, W., Greene, N. G. Keane, Weary, Walk- er, C., Pearson, Gordon, Flash Poffer, Rounds, Hayes. bfh row: Darrell, Masfers, Ireland, Trusfman, Barfleff, H. A., Co- ville, Davis, C., Talbof, Hewiff, Piffenqer Hamill, Lenlz, Roberfson. CONCERTS The Academy offered a series of six varied and inferesfing concerfs in fhe fall and winfer ferms. The firsf, on Sepfember 29, was a recifal of folksongs, ballads, and chanfeys by Richard Dyer-Benneff. Accompanying himself ably on fhe guifar, he capfivafed fhe audience by his excel- lenf fechnique and his keen humor. ln Ocfober fhe 'Famous organisf E. Power Biggs gave a brillianf recifal on fhe Phillips Church organ. He performed some inferesfing and liffle-known works by modern French com- posers and included in his program fhe monu- mgnfal Phanfasie on B-A-C-H by Liszf. On December I fhe American Troubadour Singers, a quarfef led by John de Me-rchanf, Barifone, offered a widely varied program of American folk-music: spirifuafs, opereffas, and airs. l86l The firsf concerf of fhe winfer ferm, January l2, was given by members of fhe faculfy. Mr. Klaus Goefze played some piano solosg Mr. Harry Kobialka and Mr. Arfhur Landers played a violin sonafa by Lekeug and a sfring quarfef performed lv1endelssohn's Quarfef in E flaf. Shura Cherkassky, world famous Russian pianisf, came on February 9 fo give an exfremely successful recifal. He is known for his brillianf inferprefafions of Russian music. Perhaps fhe mosf successful and significanf concerf of fhe year was fhe lasf one, given by England's foremosf chamber music ensemble, fhe Griller Sfring Quarfef. Their program included Haydn, Bloch, Roparfz and Dvorak: fhe climax of fhe evening land of fhe whole seasonl was fheir performance of fhe 3rd Rasoumowsky ' Quarfef of Beefhoven. D. Choir lsf row: Slwullz, Flrmle, l-lolf, Colwell, Mr. Lancers, Murphy, Ro, Weary, Helm, llwompson, D, 2nd row: Hamill Virden Maller, Coon, Mallwey, Berqen, Keane, Glenn, Davis, C., Beckford. 3rd row: Fuller, l-I., Jones, R., Cabot Turner, A. F. Gambee, Plflenqer, Graham, Rosenllwal, Ellis, C. ROYAL EXONIANS Turner, A.: Meservey, Cabol, Hamill, Wrighl. Ireland 'Dark Town Sfrullers' Ball. l87l C Sfudenf Council lsf row: Fuller, H., Gormley, Lynch, Mahoney, M., O'Connell, Maffhews, Ellis, C. 2nd row: Di Mond, Hickey, Garside, Cowles, Madden, Magoun, Robbins. STUDENT COUNCIL The aims and funcfions of fhe Academy's Sfudenf Council have nof been drasfically alfered fhrough fhe years. According fo fhe sfafe of mind of ifs members, fhe council has, however, inferprefed fhese aims and carried ouf fhese funcfions in differenf ways from year fo year, and some years have been more successful fhan ofhers. The aims of fhe I946-47 Council, esfab- lished af fhe oufsef of fhe school year, were very similar fo fhose of previous sfudenf coun- cils. lf was, however, in fhe manner in which fhe council performed ifs funcfions fhaf a sfrik- ing difference mighf be seen. Mosf significanf of fhese poinfs of difference were a new pro- cedure in fhe conducf of meefings, fhe holding of open meefings, and a new sysfem of general commiffees. The council mef fhis year in fhe big room of Phillips Hall, deparfing from fhe cusfom of meef- ing in Dr. Perry's house. Meefings were con- ducfed according fo Roberf's Rules of Order so fhaf fhe maximum amounf of business mighf 88 be disposed of af each meefing. The council decided fo hold open meefings af leasf once a ferm and fo send invifafions fo all fhe dormi- fory commiffees in order fhaf fhe whole school mighf be represenfed. These meefings were opened fo discussion from fhe floor, and many helpful suggesfions were forfhcoming. The council made a parficular efforf fhis year fo make ifs Safurday morning chapels as insfrucfive and as inferesfing as possible. Chapel programs were planned well in advance, and council members were required fo spend ade- quafe fime in fheir preparafion. Besides reporf- ing ifs acfivifies fo fhe school on Safurday mornings, fhe council read from shorf sfories and occasionally conducfed a religious service. The fwo mosf significanf confribufions made by fhe council in fhe way of change were ifs proposal making possible fhe sfudenf body's leaving school on Wednesday morning, affer chapel, before Thanksgiving day, and ifs assump- fion of fhe ushering and mainfenance of order a+ fhe movies. Chrislian Frafernily Ca binei' lsi' row: Melhado, Lynch, Cowen, LeClair, Ellis, C., McConnell, Gilbert 2nd row: Pilney, Cousins E., Shaughnessy, Spence, l-looe, O'Connell, Mr. Kesler. CHRISTIAN FRATERNITY On refurning in fhe fall of '46, fhe Chris'I'ian Fra'I'erni+y immediafely +ook up i+s numerous dufies as +he Academy's charifable organizaiion. Following fhe 'firsi' foofball game, fhe annual prep parfy was held for newcomers in +he Big Room. Toward 'lhe end of fhe 'Fall ferm, fhe Sludenf Fund drive was conduc+ed. Following las'l' year's precedenf, 'lhe Fra+erni'ly collecfed money di- recfly from 'rhe s+uden1's ra+her 'lhan solicifing 'lhe parenfs by leHer. The s'I'uden+s, as usual, were asked +o fill oui' pledge cards. These pledges were collecled a'l' 'I'he end of November and iusf before vacafion so as fo allow fhe s+uden'ls 'lime 'I'o inform fheir parenfs of +heir obliga+ions. The budgef, ser a+ 52620, was exceeded by 5300, ihe en+ire sum being disfribuied among needy in'I'erna1'ional, na'l'ional, s1'a+e, local, and school charifies. These chari+ies were chosen by vo+e of +he Cabinet The Chrislian Frafernify also confribufed 52,000 on behalf of +he sludenf body +o 'rhe Phillips Exe+er Fund, inaugura+ed +his year by +he 'rrusfees +o make up for 'lhe l 89 Academy delicir caused by rising prices. In fhe winfer ferm +he popular Gilberl' and Sullivan feas were resumed under fhe sponsorship of 'lhe Chrisfian Fra+erni+y affer a lapse of four years. These 'I'eas, held 1'wice a monfh in 'I'he Big Room, were designed +o acquaini' fhe s'I'u- denfs wifh Gilberf and Sullivan music. A chorus consis+ing of bo+h faculfy and sfudenfs was formed fo sing paris from ihe opere'Has. Ai' fhe end of 'lhe winfer 'lerm, 'lhe annual Red Cross Roll Call drive was held, along wifh +he cusfomary old clofhes colleclion. An old cloihes collecfion, as usual, preceded each va- ca+ion, and fhe clo+hes collecfed were sen+ +o fhe mounlaineers in Tennessee, and +o Europe. The Fra1'erni+y's officers fhis year were Al- ber+ LeClair, presidenlg Clark Cowen, vice- presidenfg Corson Ellis, secrefaryg and William Lynch, freasurer. They, fhe Cabinef, and +he Fra'l'erni+y as a whole wish +o express +o Mr. Kesler, +heir facully adviser, fhanks and appre- ciafion for helping +o carry oul' +he operafions of lhe Frafernify so smoofhly. Dramalic Associa+ion Isl row: Woodbridge, Morfon, Murphy, R., Fuller, H., Garside Finnie, Rusl. 2nd row: Keane, Ridge, Bull, Pruyne, Thomas, J., Nicoson, Mead, Carpenler, F., Franck, Bell, l.aFollelIe, Weiss, Palon, Hawkins, M. 3rd row: McFarland, Helm, Hyman, Posl, R., Maflox, Molilal, Hunl, Baker, l.., Brown, P. S., Fuller, P., Norman, Bublilz, Holi. 4+h row: Mr, Scoll, Rickard, Heyer, Gambee, Lo'd, I-Iewill, Chamberlain, MacBride, Dafis, C., IVI'. Mayher. Slh row: Rosl, M. Lyllle, Mr. Finch, Whilman, Rounds, Ellis. C., Anderson, W. A. DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Time: I997 Scene: A conference room in The Rawlings' Rolor Co. Basil Rawlings, an Exeler man of '47 and Presidenl ol Rawlings' Rolors, and Huberl Pemberlon, his righl hand man, sir wearily argu- ing aboul a proposed slogan. Hub: Bur Basil, won r our s+ockhoIders consider i+ radical? Bas: I know wha+ you mean, Huber+, bul' never fear, I've had experience in radicalism and know wha+ I'm doing. Hub: Whal do you mean? Bas: Well, I could 'I'6II you a few 'Ihings aboul' my Exeler days, especially Ihose in Ihe Dramalic Associalion. Hub: Please dog bu'r I don r see Basil, whal 'lhal' really has 'ro do wilh RawIings' for Ro+a+ion in. Bas: Don'I' inlerrupl' Hub. Now iusl Ie+ me Iell you aboul' our year in Ihe Associalion back in '47. Thar was a year for your aclors, producers, and playwrighls Io 'lake nolice of. We s'Iar'Ied l90l off wifh J. Caesar, you know whal I mean, Ihal' communisl piece of Shakespeare's. Hub: Oh yes. Were you in Ihal? Bas: Yes I . . . I assisled . . . in Ihe crowd. Well anyway 'lhere was a Mr. ScoH who direcled 'rha'I. Did a ra'Iher remarkable job. Only one faull-could only plol' scenes by imagining 'Ihem on a chessboard. Damnedesl- Ihing you ever saw. Used I'o draw squares on 'Ihe slage and use us like chessmen. Bas: Well anyway Io gel' on. The play had only Iwo women in I+, 'I'ha'I' is Iwo boys in skirlsg you see Ihal' was before 'Ihe Revolulion, when Ihere were slill only boys a+ Ihe old school. There was Murphy, played Brulus. He died wilh quiI'e a Ihudg you mighl' even say he made a greal' im- pression in Ihal' parl. Then 'rhere were Brown as Cassius, damned hungry looking, Turner as Anfhony, and Baker as Caesar. The se'H'ings were mosf peculiar, all spo'H'ed. I guess Ihey gave deplh or some such 'fool Ihing-done by Morfon 3. wilh Mr. Krause's help. They bolh quil lor a monlh's leave aller lhe play, kepl seeing spols all over lhe place. We had anolher adviser, a Mr. Slevens, silling up in lhe rallers during lhe play, lrying lo calch lhe slray bals lhal seemed lo be around. Hub: Was lhal all you did lhal year, Basil? Bas: No I pulled lhe curlain on our winler pro- duclion, The Time ol Your Lile. Thal had Mr. Finch, I believe il was, as direclor. There was a boy named Fuller had lhe lead-played a drunk very convincingly you know-l've ollen wondered . . . bul I suppose nolg lhe Dean per- sonally lesled lhe lea we used. A fellow named Hamill played lhe barlender so well lhal he's now a relailer ol vodka. Wilh Reeve and Mid- dlelon, il was ralher a line casl. There was only one accidenl, horrible lhing. Bob Finnie, on props, realized when il was being relurned lhal no one had removed lhe nickels lrom lhe pin ball machine. He and John Woodbridge monkeyed wilh lhe mechanism and were bolh eleclroculed when lhey lilled il. Our Vice- Presidenl, Garside, paid lhem bolh a wonderful lribule, said he considered lhem lo be elficienl and well-dressed Exeler men. Hub: Ghaslly. I suppose you had a spring play iusl lhe same? Greal Caesarls Ghosll Ho Bas: Oh yes, my dear boy, lhal's my whole poinl. Al lhis lime I was lighling lo have real aclresses. Hub: You mean, Basil, lhal you never had real girls on lhe slage? Bas: Well, no, Huberl. Al Ieasl nol . . . Oh yes, as I remember, we did al one poinl. A group came down from some progressive place -you know, cows and Rousseau-a place called Pulney. Did one ol lhose French plays. Had lhree or lour real girls in il. Moliere, I 'lhink il was. Somelhing aboul a doclor in spile ol him- sell. Decided lo lake our spring iob up lo Pulney. Hired a lruck and a bus. Room Service, I lhink il was. Terrilic success . . . lilleen curlain calls. Kissed lhem all goodby! Spenl beaulilul May moonlighl nighl coming back, muffled in lruck wilh no springs. Hub: Whal aboul lhe spring play? Bas: Mr. lvlayher was lhe direclor. Ralher sel againsl having lemales in lhe casl. Finally agreed lo lelling me acl wilh a lacully wile, belore he decided. Played il so well lhal her husband was very upsel and requesled lhal I be asked lo resign. Ollen wondered whal happened lo lhe resl of lhal year. So you see Huberl, radicalism has been a parl ol my lile lrom lhose earliesl days when I was a prime mover in lhe Glorious Revolulion al old P.E.A. 'El lu, Brule . . rdy Herodo+an Socieiy lsr row: Murray, E., Shepherd, Dulles, Reed, J., Lim, MacBride. 2nd row: Colwell, Philp, Haslie, Usellis, Mr. Kelly. HERODOTAN SOCIETY This year, under +he leadership of Presideni' John Reed and again advised by Mr. Shaun Kelly, refurned from miliiary service, ihe Hero- do+an Socieiy has confinued i+s program of in- formal lecfures and discussions on ma'Hers of polilical in+eres'I'-local, s+a+e, naiional, and in- +erna+ional in scope. A+ 'rhe beginning of 'lhe fall ierm various members conducled discussions on foreign relaiions in all par+s of fhe world. Nex+, before 'rhe elec+ions in November, a series of reporrs was made on 1'he polifical si+ua+ion in diliferenl' regions of +he Unifed S+a+es, and each member made a prediciion on fhe aciual ou+- come of fhe Congressional polls. The closesl' es+ima+e was +ha+ made by Roger MacBride, who predicled +ha+ rhe Republicans would hold 52 sea+s in 'rhe Senale, and 233 in +he House. The sociely senl' a delegale +o +he Con- ference of Public Service, which was held in New York Ciry. This convenlion was addressed by speakers who described poliiics on all levels. Among lhe speakers were ex-Governor Charles l92l Edison of New Jersey and Mrs. Chase Wood- house, former member of fhe House of Rep- resen+a+ives from Connecficui. A+ 'rhe end of +he Fall Term Dr. Henry Phillips spoke on fhe governmenf of small lowns such as Exefer. Early in +he winfer, Mr. Henry Bragdon ou+- lined fhe newesf concepfions in labor rela+ions, among fhem +he concepl' fhaf +he worker is, firsl' of all, a human being, and 'rhaf his relafions wi+h his employers and co-workers are more im- por+an+, even, 'rhan pay and working condiiions. Confinuing +he discussion of polifics a+ grassroo+s level, Col. A. F. Foss described his du+ies as Coun+y Commissioner and ouflined +he expense of such governmenl' and ways of collecr- ing revenue. A+ 'rhe nexl' meeiing Mr. Ra+hbone, member of 'rhe General Courl' of New Hamp- shire, explained +he workings of a siafe legis- la+ure and i+s ways of enac+ing laws. Mr. George Coburn nex+ delivered a lecfure on Mililary Governmenl' in Germany. LES CABOTINS Les Cabolins' program fhis year included +hree falks on presenf-day France: Mr. Roncalez +elling abouf his frip io France las? summer, Mr. EvereH describing fhe sighfs and smells of Nor+h Africa, and a round-fable discussion of French poli+ics and li+era+ure by Mr. Roncalez, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Meras. On November 2Is+ Mr. Meras posed as a scoundrelly museum guide and 'rook a parfy of innocenf fourisis around The Big Room zoo, fooling fhem in+o ihe belief +ha+ i'r was a provincial French museum. ln anofher mee+ing Presideni' Lachelier and Roger Simonds deba+ed heafedly wifh Harding and Fowler on +he quesiion Ough+ peace +o be preserved wifh Russia a+ any price? The greaf social evenf of +he fall ferm, however, was +he Grand Soiree de Gala, simulafing an evening ai' fhe Caveau des OublieH'es Rouges in Paris. Sealed a+ 'fables piled wifh cider and doughnu+s, ihe club mem- bers wa+ched a floor show. Mrs. BenneH' and Mr. EvereH' presenied a condensed version of Cour+eline's La Paix chez Soi, Mrs. Neumeis+er and Mr. deLancey, a scene from Le Medecin sang in 'Four-pari' harmony. ln +he winier ferm, Mr. Chambon, lhe French consul in Bosion, gave an in'reres+ing and revealing 'Falk in 'rhe Chapel, explaining French fhoughf on Com- munism and economics, and ouflining +he prob- lem of reconsfrucfion in Germany. l Les Cabo+ins Isl row: Schurman, Mill, Harding, Simonds Polfer, Adams, J., Murphy, W. 2nd row: Mr. Meras, Burr, Lachelier, B., Har- dy, Calingaerl, Gagne, Mr. Themes. V931 Rifle Club lsf row: Polfer, Marshall, Sfevens, L. 2nd row: Meyers, Pefschek Srowe, Weil, J., Thomas, J., London, Sweef, Ewing. Drouilhef, Sonnabend. 3rd row: Gordon, J., Shulfz, Francis, do Rochemonf, Kuwman, Dyer, G., McHugh, Lallolleffe. 4fh row: l-lardy, Calingearf, Jennings, Allen. J. C. Pruyne, Fuller, J., Harris B. 5+h row: lvl . Easfon, Sfevens, lvl,, Forsyfh, Morgan, Calverf, lvlr. lvlacornber. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club has complefed ifs fiffeenfh year very successfully. During fhe fall and winfer ferms fhe club mel' fwice a weelc af fhe Mulvey Rifle Range. There were several mafches, some shoulder fo shoulder, buf mosf were posfal ones. During fhe year movies were shown, and a lec- fure on old guns was given by Mr. Laurence Crosbie, insfrucfor emerifus in English af fhe Academy. The officers for fhe year were T. C. Marshall, Presidenfg C. L. Sfevens, Vice-Presi- denfg and W. S. Poffer, Treasurer. The Rifle feam losf ifs firsf mafch in four years fo Sf. Paul's. The score was 490-482 ouf of a possible 500. There were fwo N. R. A. posfal mafches during fhe fall ferm in which 'lhe feams made a good showing. The winfer ferm saw fhe N. R. A. posfal mafches complefed successfully. The Hearsf Mafch, in which fhe feam has placed fhird for fhe lasf fhree years, a posfal mafch wifh Tabor Academy, a home mafch wifh Sf. Paul's, and fhe Nafional Championships rounded ouf fhe season. Alfogefher, fhe Rifle Club organized four feams, drawing upon ifs eighfy-six members. The firsf feam, fhe B feam, and a cub feam par- ficipafed in fhe Hearsf and N. R. A. mafches. An all-prep feam had a mafch wifh fhe Pisca- faqua Rifle Club from Porfsmoufh. Throughouf fhe year members worked wifh good resulfs for N. R. A. and War Deparfmenf Rafings. Lose more sfudenfs fhaf way. CHESS CLUB This year fhe Chess Club moved i+s equip- menl' of se+s, boards, and some 'lhirly books on chess back from lhe Big Room +o Hs old quarlers in Room 5 of 'lhe Academy Building, where meelirlgs were held every Monday evening 'lhroughoul' lhe Fall and Winler +erms. Member- ship was a li'Hle smaller +han E+ had been in previous years, buf in'I'eres+ was well mainfainecl by lhase who allended regularly. The greafer parf of rhe Fall +erm was laken up by play in lhe annual +ournamen1', which was won by lhe club president John H. Jacobus, who defeafed Swick in +he semi-finals and Rine- har'I' in fhe finals. The ofher semi-finalisf was Mason Harding. During lhe Win'rer lerm 'rhe members played a ladder fournamenr, faking one week off for a bouf of rapid fransif chess, in which one move was required every 'ren seconds. As we go +o press, fhe four lop places on lhe ladder are held by Jacobus, Harding, Rineharf, and Belknap. l was Rooked. Below +hese, +wo juniors, Dick Dorranc and Leon Israel, are showing promise. A number of mafches are in prospecl early in March. One againsl' members of +he faculfy will be played as soon as possible in order 'lo give +he leam lhe necessary ou+side praclice. Affer +ha+ a 'I'hree-man ma+ch is planned wil'h former members of fhe Academy Chess Team now al' Harvard, and a four-man malch wi+h +he Universify of New Hampshire. Alfhough dafes have nol' been definilely sei for 'rhe malches, +hey will probably +ake place here on Sunday affernoons some lime in early March. Chess Club Isl row: Tenca, Sperling, Rineharl, Jacobus, l-larcling, MacBride, Mr. NVood. 2nd row: Ogden Thompson, D., Israel, Barllell, D., Gordon, D., Recklord, Fulkerson. l95l Hardy E ,seem-.9q.4,...-.,....M ,V . ----.........-...,.A.s,. ,W ------I-...,...,,,M,,,,w WM i MH --.....,,e,,,xsM.-bm . .Nw i-T-.'TT '4 'f--v--.V TT --..,, -sw., SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY COUNCIL WiTh represenTaTives Trom each oT The eighT groups in The SocieTy, The Council spenT The TirsT parT of The year organizing and geTTing These groups on Their TeeT. lTs main inTeresT has been To keep The acTiviTies oT The clubs running smooThly, To promoTe inTeresT in The sTudenT body, and To increase membership in The SocieTy. The Council Then devoTed much of iTs Time To clearing up diTTiculTies which were carried over Trom lasT year's SCIENCE REVIEW. During The remainder oT The year iT will work on The ALL- CLUB REVIEW, which is To Take The place oT The Tormer SCIENCE REVIEW. The purpose oT This publicaTion, planned and organized by PresidenT Dick Ivlemhard, Vice-PresidenT Bacon, SecreTary Anderson, and Treasurer Myers, will be To bring The acTiviTies oT The SocieTy and Those oT all The oTher clubs oT The school TogeTher in one inTormal picTorial issue. Under The able guidance of Dr. LiTTle, The Council Teels sure oT success in This new enTerprise. 96 AERONAUTICS GROUP How many boys have failed To hear The Tamiliar hum of an Ohlsson 60 in TronT of The gym on Their way To aThleTics and To sTop and waTch The model Take oTT and acceleraTe To sixTy or sevenTy miles per hour? We wanT you To know ThaT you have been admiring The Daredevil Dandies, The model builders of The AeronauTics Group. To us building and Tlying our planes is a hobby and a loT of Tung To you iT is noThing buT a wasTe oT Time. NeverTheless you will have To admiT +ha+ waTching Them Tly does caTch your aTTenTion and make you pause Tor a minuTe or so. Besides These ouTdoor exhibiTions There have been exhibiTs oT plane parTs and models in The Science Building. . Being one oT The smaller organizaTions aI ExeTor, The Aero Group can operaTe on a unified basis wiTh liTTle danger oT ouTside inTerTerence. We believe ThaT inTeresT and enThusiasm make a club, and ThaT is whaT we have. We consider ThaT we have had a successful year. I Hardy Blood and Guls. On U19 beam- BIOLOGY GROUP For a club lhal' was aboul non-exis'I'enI' al 'Ihe beginning of Ihe year, Ihe Biology Group did very well. The membership grew rapidly lhrough The year. The meelings of lhis group were held once every 'Iwo weeks, al' which lime a Ieclure was given by a member of 'I'he P.E.A. Science Deparlmenl, or a group member. Some weeks movies were shown. Belween meelings lhe boys worked on special proiecls in lhe biological field. The officers for lhe pasl' year were Eugene Foley, Jr. and Frederick Dunn. Mr. Richmond Mayo-Smilh was 'I'he group's adviser. CHEMISTRY GROUP The Chemisfry group has again lhis year given ils members a chance lo pursue oulside in- leresls in chemislry. Monday nighls, Mr. Dunnell has Ieclured on organic chemislryg using Hill and KeIIey's ORGANIC CHEMISTRY as an ouI'Iine, lhe aliphalic hydrocarbons and lheir derivalives were discussed. Members wanling I'o do oulside lab work were able 'ro do so in Mr. Dunnell's classroom on Wednesday and Salurday mornings. The old days of hacking in I'he basemenl lab have become a legend chronicled in lhe Iog. Given encouragemenl lhe new Chem Group can go far. I 97 THE LECTURE GROUP The Leclure Group mel' weekly Ihroughoul' lhe year 'I'o hear IecI'ures by facully members and ouI'side speakers, and lo see movies on various subiecls. Many lopics were covered in Ihe leclures and movies, including Iighl, sound, eleclricily, meleorology, geology, melallurgy, and aeronaulics. These 'ralks and movies gave lhe various members of lhe group al' Ieasl' an idea of some of +I1e sciences, olher Ihan 'Ihe chemislry, physics, and biology lo which fhey are exposed here. The resull' was an inleresling and well-balanced program. The membership of 'I'he group was aboul' average. Many non-mem- bers allended Ihe open meelings, making a suc- cessful year for lhe group. THE SHOP Owing I'o shorlage of lumber I'his year, slu- denl' inI'eres'I in The Shop has been below normal, lhough il' is hoped +ha+ i+ will increase during +he IaI'er parl' of lhe year. The Shop hopes lo have an Academy carpenler come somelime during each week lo give inslruclion in craflsmanship, in order +o improve 'I'he work of iI's members. THE RADIO GROUP Since +he radio group has af ifs disposal +his year Two +ransmiHers, one of medium power, ama+eur ac+ivi+y has been greaily siimulafed. Furihermore, +here are many receivers, so l'ha+ any member wishing code praciice or having o+her uses for a receiver has ample oppor1'uni+y 'ro use one. Two of +he members are licensed amaleur operafors, and fhere are several oihers who are on ihe verge of acquiring +heir licenses. The club offers ins'lruc+ion in building vic'l'rolas, radios, and o+her elec+ronic devices. The ofiicers +his year are preparing boys for +heir Federal Communicaiions Commission 'resl' so +ha+ 'they may become licensed amaleurs. The group has expanded greally. If +he inleresl' of The sfudenf body con+inues +o increase, +he club will soon be heard around l'he world. METEOROLOGICAL GROUP The Mefeorology Group has again +his year faken recordings of +he changing New England wealher as if is regisfered by 'rhe ins+rumen+s on 'rhe roof of 'The Science Building. These ins'rru- menis are used for deiermining +empera+ure changes, precipi+a+ion, afmospheric pressure, and wind veloci+y. Wi+h i+s adviser, Mr. Cross, +he club meeis bi-weekly +o discuss aimospheric con- diiions and origins of s+orms, +heir courses and effecis on 'lhe couniry. A regular schedule is mainlained for faking +he insfrumenl' readings, which are recorded by 'lhe sludenls on 1'he bul- le+in board in lhe Science Building. From 'I'his pracrical experience fhe boys in +his small buf in+eres+ing club learn many of 'rhe complexi+ies of weaiher forecasling, besides 'Furnishing +he school wifh a daily repor+. Scienrific Socie+y Dr. Liille. 2nd row: Poland, Ogden, Anderson, lsl' row: Myers, Anderson, W. A,, lvlernharcl, Bacon, W. B., l-lighef, Thomas, J., Drouilhel, Schieilelin, Shaw, Bernhard. 3rd row: Carringion, Hardy, Lamb, Rand, Harding, Ashion, Francis, Field. 41h row: Wighl J., Fabens, Lee, K., Foley, Davis, B., Frary, Savery, Fuller, J., l-lewili, Cooper. V981 Phofographic Group Isl row: Tucker, Dunn, Lalolleile, Lee, K., Pierson, l-lardy, Koenig. 2nd row: Ogden, lreland, Nevison, Dr. Lillie, Pel- schek, Slookey, Thomas, J. PHOTOGRAPHIC GROUP The Phofographic Group has made con- siderable progress during fhe pasl' year, 'lhough Hs members are sfill hampered by shorfages of supplies. The main projec+ of +he weekly mee+- ings has been +o improve +he qualily of fhe pic- 'lures submiHed a+ +he group's mon+hly salons. Anoiher of fhe group's acfiviiies has been a series of lecfures given bo'rh by members and by oufsiders. Prior fo +he wriling of fhis arlicle, 1-here have been several lec+ures, among lhem one on color pholography. Mr. Roberge of lhe Dover Film Company lec+ured on +he making of film and led a discussion afferwards. Furfher evenfs, including Kodak leclures 'lo be given by members and invifed speakers, and movies on various aspecfs of phofography were planned for 'lhe remainder of fhe year. The principal innovafion, perhaps, has been 'rhe addifion of a February Salon +o 'rhe regular May Salon sponsored by 'rhe group. Bofh exhibi- Hall comes our in lhe wash. i 'lions are fo be held in The Folds Gallery. ln addifion, l'he BULLETIN is sponsoring a Sludenl- Faculfy Pholographic Conlesl' +o be carried oul' by +he Pholographic Group. This con+es+ will be open +o all s'l'uden'ls and faculfy of l'he Academy. I+ is hoped +ha+ +his will prove fo be an added incenfive 'ro producing finer piclures. The pasl' year's oFFicers were R. K. Lee, pres- idenfg C. S. LaFolle'He, 'rreasurerg and D. W. Hardy, secrelary. THE OUTING CLUB The Ouling Club began ils fall season in early Oclober wi+h an ascenl' of Ml. Whifeface. Two busses were charfered, and nearly 'forly members made lhe lrip. ln unusually fine wealher +he mounlains and lhe surrounding counlry of- fered 'lhe phofographers excellenl oppor+uni+ies, and many fine picfures were +aken. La+er in lhe fall a slighlly smaller group climbed Carler Dome, again in near-perfecl' wealher. The views of M+. Washingfon and fhe Presiden+ial Range across ihe valley were well worlh +he long ascenl' 'lo +he lop. Quick dips in a small lake refreshed lhe climbers on lhe way clown. The club, in addilion +o meelings during +he winler, plans a+ leas+ fwo oufings in fhe spring, one of which is +o be a full weekend lrip lo Ml. Washingfon. Officers 'For 'lhe year were presidenf, Alan Hunlg vice-presidenf, Bill Pinkham: secrelary- lreasurer, Ted Scuclder. Ouling Club F Is'r row: Lord, Maslers, Dunn. Scudder, Hunl, Pinkham, McCaw, Springer, Lindamood, Hayes. 2nd row: Dignan, Cole, Mill, Hubbard, Palon, Ridge, Lane, J., Wrighl, J., Bell. 3rdrow: McFarland, Fuller, J., Roberls, J. M., Knox, Wilson, D., Slein, Smiih, R. B., Schoop. 4+h row: Lolhrop, Hasfie, Funkhouser, Rounds, Cooper, P., Van Buskirk, Lamson. Marine Sociely Isl row: Wilde, Mello, Molloy, Wood, C., Pearson, Sweel. Znd row: Hummel, Dr. Leonard, Kellogg, Shepherd, Faber. Ski Club Isl row: Palmer, Holchkis, Bloomer, Bacon, H., Kenneh' Malhey, Lamson. 2nd row: Mr. W. Bales, Mello, Bingham, Funk- houser, Rounds, Corcoran, Mr. R. Baies. iiooj MARINE SOCIETY The Marine Sociely is serving refreshmenls again, gravy -old copies of YACHTING-Io all members. We have heard from 'Ihe ve+erans: Bill Broughall on how +o lay +he PENNSYL- VANIA'S big guns, and Joe Crespi on deslroyer duly in 'rhe Medilerranean. The Yachiing Club and some oI'her sfrangers lagged along when we wen+ Io I'he Mo+or Boar Show in Boslon, where IiHIe six-foo+ Derrick Wilde goi in al' chiIdren's ra+es. We 'rhen slipped in+o some of 'rhe Yach+- ing Club movies on boaI's. We have scheduled +aIks by Bob Mello, Peler Shepherd, and Dick Pierson, are offering an essay prize as usual, and are planning anofher deep-sea fishing I'rip in June. A greal' deal of credil' for Ihe success of I'he sociely I'his year is again due our adviser, Mr. Leonard. SKI CLUB Because of lack of I'ransporI'a'I'ion, +he Ski Club has had Io be Iimi+ed +o fifieen members. The club did, however, sponsor +rips +o MouI+on's Ridge and +o Amesbury, on Wednesdays, Saiur- days, and Sundays, which anyone who wished +o ski mighl' fake. Since condilions did noi' permil' a greal' deal of skiing a+ Ihese places, I'he club 'rook several weekend Irips. One +rip +o Wood- s+ock and Suicide Six was especially good be- cause of 'rhe excellenl' snow and very fine equip- menl' we found Ihere. A meel' wi+h Millon Academy a+ Guilford was likewise an enioyable evenl. Since Ihe skiing season is noi' over, a com- plefe s+ory of fhe cIub's ac+ivi+ies cannol' be wri++en a+ +his +ime. Ofher meels and ofher weekend 'Irips are being planned. Yachl Club ls? row: Wilde, Crump, McKee Mr. Everell, Bacon H., Posi, R., Palrner, Pinkham, Seeley. 2nd row: Churchill, Duane, Gibson, King W., Hubbard, Garber, Johnson, J., Hayes. 3rd row: Rand, Monlqornery, Meservey Madden, Erdman, Hunl- inqion, Nulsen. 4+h row: Keddy, Ireland, Thoenen, Pierce.D., Walker T. THE YACHT CLUB Lasl' fall 'lhe P.E.A. Yachl Club under Mr. EvereH's guidance began Hs second year wi+h a large number of would-be yachimen, five boais, a launch. Affer a small amounf of dir+y work, such as scrubbing fhe summer's growfh of weeds from +he boHoms and launching +he speed- boa+, +l1e members embarked on +he spacious wafers of Greal' Bay. On free af+ernoons during fhe fall ferm, fhe boafs were conslanlly used for racing, picknicking, and exploring. Proclor Acad- emy 'fwice challenged P.E.A. crews +o Team races on fhe home pond a+ Concord. The series ended wifh a viclory apiece. ln November, when ice began +0 form on +he bay, lhe speedy launch, aided by a speedier fide, fowed lhe boa+s +0 Exeier for lhe win+er's overhauling. During 'lhe win+er +he group worked on +he boafs in shifls, a++ended classes on marlinespike Sea Fever' Pierson seamanship, and discussed racing rules. Movies, somelimes accompanied by leclures, were shown when fhey could be found. Fufure proiecfs of lhe club include fhe pur- chase o'F a new boa+ for lhe fall of l947g plans for a club room in fhe long awailed new building, arrange-menfs for races wi+h more of +he nearby colleges, including 'lhe Universily of New Hamp- shire, and M.l.T.: and conslruclion of more per- maneni' faciliiies on Greaf Bay. The members of 'rhe Yachi' Club are graleful +o Mr. EvereH for his consfani hard work, guidance and generosily. STUDENT FEDERALISTS This year fhe Sfudenl Federalisfs, which was organized in fhe spring of I946, had over sixly members. A parl' of lhe nalional sludenl' organ- izalion working 'For world federal governmenl, lhe Exeler Chapler, preparalory school head- quarfers for l'he nalion, look on lhe 'rask of ex- panding lhe SF Preparalory School Division, which had bul six chaplers al 'Phe beginning of fhe school year. The nafional organiza+ion has college and secondary school chaplers in every sfafe. 'By 'rhe end of 'rhe fall 'rerm +he chapfer was corresponding wi+h over ninely prep schools as a resull' of a leH'er which il' senl our fo 800 schools all over 'lhe counlry, early in November. Many schools were forming chaplers, and olhers were considering plans 'For doing so. Meanwhile, fhe chapler held bi-weekly discussions, debaled lhe Golden Branch on lhe fopic of world gov- ernmenl. Headed by Presidenl' Bill Lynch, Vice-presi- denl' Herb England, Secrelary Jack PiH'enger, and Treasurer Joe Kerr, 'rhe chapfer divided il'- self info lhree groups. These were Correspond- ence, Program and Speaking commillrees. Mr. William Jones was lhe chap'l'er's very able adviser. ll's up lo us. Sludenl' Federalisfs Isl row: Pelschek, l-lunl, Harding, Pillenger, Lynch, Eng land, Kerr, J.. M., Shepherd, Lim. 2nd row: Maslers, l-'lar rison, D., Slrong, Slevens. L., Haslie, Porler, Burroughs. 3rd row: Mr. Jones, Cummings, Talbol, McKee. Steve Miller REGIDNAL CLUBS MIDWESTERN CLUB IlIinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Minnesofa, Iowa, Soufh Dako+a, Nor+h Dakoia, Nebraska, Kansas, S2.50 dues and you're a member! Presidenf Herb England had charge of +he meeling. Behind him sal' Vice-Presidenl' Marfy Owen, Secrefary Bob Finnie, and Ihal' imporfanl' man in charge of Ihe Midweslern Club's bank roll, Treasurer Swede Nulsen. Topic of dis- cussion: Ihe Fall Dance. This year I35 couples plus I35 sfags rocked +o Ihe rhylhm of popular Jack Marshard's orcheslra. Unusual decorafions buill around Principal SaI+ons+aIl's life, wi'rh sug- gesiions of his career ai' Harvard, in +he Navy, and a+ Exeier, furnished I'he fheme. Under I'he guidance of Mr. Krause, Direcfor of I'he Ari' De- parlmenl' and 'Iheir new adviser, 'Ihe MicIwes+ern Club provided an excellenf evening of en'I'er- fainmenf. Mr. Krause himself painled Ihe por- +rai'rs of Mr. and Mrs. SaH'ons'rall as parl' of 'Ihe decora'I'ions. The Duke sleps oul. Owen, Krause, and Company. Affer Chrislmas a new sei' of officers look over, among Ihem were John Hubbard and Paul Gormley. There was rumor of 'rwo big banquels during fhe year insfead of +he cusfomary one. In I'he spring 'Ierm Ihe Club will climax Hs year wiih +he ever-successful Senior Aucfion. K,K.K. PACIFIC COAST CLUB This year fhe Pacific Coasf Club, fhe young- esf and mosl' promising of fhe regional clubs, expanded fo fhirfy-five members. The club had represenfafives from nearly all fhe sfafes wesf of fhe Rockies and, going farfher afield, from fhe Hawaiian Islands, fhe Philippines, Mexico, Soufh America, and France. During fhe fall ferm fhe club mef forf- nighfly 'lo see movies and fo discuss dance plans. Affer Chrisfmas if was decided fhaf 'Ihe dance decorafions should have Hollywood as fheir fheme. Cufoufs from Walf Disney creafions and from fravel posfers adorned fhe walls. On a huge canvas al' fhe far end of fhe gym scenes were painfed depicfing everyfhing from a movie love-scene fo a horror scene. The couples came onfo fhe floor fhrough a corral af fhe doorway. Jack Marshard again supplied good dance music. The officers of fhe club were Presfon Hofch- kis, Presidenfg Andres Sada, Vice-Presidenfg Pefer Nelson, Secrefaryg and Jim Wood, Treas- urer. The club will greafly miss Mr. Donald H. Miller, who has been ifs adviser for fhe pasf four years. His helpful suggesfions and good advice have been fhe keysfone fo our success. He leaves af fhe end of fhis year, and fo him we express our deepesf grafifude and wish him fhe besf of luck. SOUTHERN CLUB Info fhe peaceful afmosphere of minf iuleps, sofl' music, and magnolias walked one of 'them damn Yankees. There was a confederale war hoop, and fhen peace again. Mr. Galbraifh, fhe cIub's adviser, asked Secrefary Browning fo mop up fhe pool of blood. All fhe poor fellow had done was fo misfake 'Ihe Soufhern Club for fhe Midwesfern Club. The meefing confinued. Now fhaf +ha+'s over wiI'h, said Presidenf Paul Rusf, are fhere any suggesfions for fhe Spring Dance? Sug- gesfions poured in-a flaming cross wilh fhe Ieffers KKK and ushers in whife hoods, a river boaf, all Soufherners in black-face or Confeder- afe uniforms. Baker even suggesfed a mansion, buf Heyer, vice-presidenf, fold him abouf fhaf. A compromise was made-a Mississippi river dock for fhe plafform and a river scene on fhe back drop. The business for fhe evening over, Bublifz and his crew broughf on fhe refreshmenfs. Soufhern comforf was passed ouf, and fhe con- versafion confinued. Down home-. Trouble wifh fhem Norfherners is fhey fhink we goin' fo sfarf 'nufher war-. Meefing in 'Iwo weeks. We wuz goin' 'ro blow up Ihe railroad. Buf fhe Iasl' word on every confederafe's lips was, On wifh fhe dance. h 6 LANTERN CLUB Lanlern Club Isl row: Dulles, Fuller, Wood- bridge, Cowles, Garside, Holi, Colwell, Beckiord, Finnie, 2nd row: Simonds, Belknap, Pillenger, Mr. Vrooman, Hager, Murphy, R., Morlon McFarland. The parlnership of l'he REVIEW and Lanlern Club, which lasled for one year, was disconlinuecl Iasl' fall, resuliing in disinlermenl' and revival for The club. Under fhe old union lhe Lanlern Club had suffered considerably, for The presidenl' of The REVIEW was also presidenl' of The Lanlern Club, and he was unable lo devole enough lime lo 'The laHer organizalion. This year, however, bi-weekly meelings have been held in The Perry Room al' which The Club's lwenly-five members have enioyed bolh lacully and oulside speakers. Among The speakers were Dr. Claude T. Lloyd on English Prose, Dr. Eugene D. Finch on Thomas A. Diggs: a Revo- Soulhern Club FA A .. Q - - lulionary War Figureg Mr. H. Darcy Curwen on The Sluarl' Family of Sco+landg Mr. Ernesl Poole, Pulilzer Prize winning novelis'l', on his ad- venlures as a war correspondenlg Mr. Dwighl' McDonald, edilor of POLITICS on some aspecls of Magazine work: Mr. Roy E. Larsen, presidenl of LIFE Magazine, on 'lhe publishing of a large mag- azineg and Mr. Howard Cullman, play-backer exl'raordinary, on 'rhe financial side of lhe Amer- ican lhealer. Members of This year's execulive commiH'ee were Grenville Garside, John Cowles, and Wil- liam Holl. Advisers were Mr. Roberl Bales and Mr. Alan Vrooman. Isl' row: Balh, Mallox Nelson, Knox, Browning, Rusl, Turner, A. C., Hyman, Paion, Taggarl, Kerr, J. M. 2nd row: Mead, Pressler, Normenl, Keim, Turner, J., Cales, Hoffman, Slell, Zander, Scharll, Calverl. 3.-d row: Carswell, Adams, J. A., John- son, L. Hyde, Todd, Baker, L., Murphy, W.. James, Collins, Wren. 4+h row: Browning, L., Bingham, R., Kenl, Davis, M., Grover, Rineharl, Borden, Slocklon, G., Fordyce, Coleman, J. S. Penninglon, Coales, F. Pacific Coasl Club Isi row: Treadwell, Reed, J., Balh, Wood, Holchkis, Sada, A, Whilman, Posl, R., Moiclai. 2nd row: Ogden, de Roche- monl, Mandel, R., Thompson, B., Ashurkofl, McClenahan, Sada, F., Gomez. 3rd row: Boll, Frosr, Blaney, Mr. Miller, Rockwell, J., Slewarl, D., Davis, J., Thomas, C. Midweslern Club Isl' row: Davis, C., de Coninqh, Nulsen, Hubbard, Owen, England Finnie, Gormley, Oales, Beckiord. 2nd row: Hohlanz, Barnhard. Sada, A., Swick, Simpson, K., Piiney, Monlgomery, Marcovich Granlz, Oakes. 3rd row: Kruidenier, O.Donnell, Kellogg, Jennings, Mr. Krause, Maller, Carpenler, F., Weary, Cowles. 4l'h row: Taylor, Craighead, Palrick, Tornley, Brown, R., lngwerson, Slevens, L., Rider, Calingaerl. lIO7l AAF fx js f WP fm X XGA gf QNQO 32 5 W x Q Q D W D XD K CK 5 V S5 WW 7 lug M 'WW 5 X .+ 7 L5 9 'E I i hifi?-2-Q V - If-'fi ' nl X w . ' K U W I QM xg- N53 1 Q f gyw ' Q fb f :X l A . 3 - - '-5 f ' , K' X5 'px 7 xv. My pf 1 k k xg , , '44 Z! Q Evi i ,Af . 1 K .dana Z K XX L X -5 if . Z I x M N.-.W :-? Xb I 45 ! . N - fziffi-4 X C ! I 1 S rg s A X E 'X Q Q,s Q vp 0 AXA! fs dormfcoriesw ZW? 'ff 5 t 1? ll , 9 0? ' Ps Y Q 4 ' gin? an M i' 222 '.:.. f V J' W, , Q af agen hir wx. V 1 MV Nl H413 .'?e4!' Abbol Fronl Row: H. Bacon, Holchkis, Arrnslrong, Melhado, Graves, E. Lachelier, Parker, Gagne, Goll, J. C. Allen, Mogollon, Nulsen. Middle Row: E. Baker, Rheinslein. A. Slevens, Pilney, Treal, Purcell, Gridley, Barrows, Cowen, McConnell, England, Beck- ford. Back Row: Mr. Clark, Douglass, Sargeanl, D. Miller, Owen, Coburn, Frosl, Memhard, Charllon, Coales, Mr. Gropp, Alexander, Rohrer, Mr. Weeks. ABBOT Play in one acl: Scene: The Abbol smoking room. The lime is 6:30 in lhe evening. As lhe curlain rises we find lhe massive lorm ol BOB TREAT. He is pacing lhe lloor. TREAT lin a pained voicel: I wonder whal lhey're having for supper-probably sleak again. Oooohl I'm so hungry! I iusl have lo reduce, lhough. lEnler Humphrey Rohrer and Andy Arm- slrong, who is carrying lhe Lancasler Monlhly Gardener. l Well, Hump, gel enough lo eal? HUMPH: Uh-uh. Fillels-de-mignons, bul I'm slill hungry. IEnler Ace Baker, lamed column- isl, Marly Owen, and Herb England, busily en- gaged shining an applel. MARTY: I +eIl you, Ace, lhey'll go unde- lealed. Why lhal Illinois leam . . . lHe is inler- rupled by lhe crashing enlrance ol Ike Purcell and Aiax Alexander, followed by lhe gleaming pale of Francois Lachelier. They slam lhem- selves in seals around a lable and begin lever- ishly shulfling cards.l AJAX: Save lhal seal lor Jimbo. IKE: He should be here. He didn'l slay lor desserl-Il was chocolale cake. IEnler Reg Frosl and John Sargenl.l REG: Could anyone spare a cigarelle? EVERYONE: Sure. Sure. No, lel me. lThey fish lheir pockels.l lEnler Charlie Charllon, Dick Bliss, and Pres Holchkis, suavely allired in a panama hal.l CHARLIE: Ooooh! . . . Thal malh lesll BLISS: Who wanls lo play cribbage? Where's Jimbo? CHARLIE: He slayed lor desserl. IEnler Hugh Bacon and Swede Nulsen. The door slams behind lhem, and Hugh sils down in a plush arm- chair near il. Mem Memhard enlers, lorgelling lo close lhe door.l HUGH: Hey, bub, where was you reared, in a barn? IA nearby spiloon rings cIearly.l IEnler Speclre Beckiord, Merce Barrows, and Prep Pilney.l SPECTRE: . . . here I was doing IIO down lhe Merril Parkway heading slraighl lor .... Il'0l l AMEN When we refurned fo Amen fhis year, we found ifs afmosphere had changed considerably. Afhlefes had faken fhe place of brains, and bull sessions were now over-drawing discussions on Afomic Power and fhe like. The buff-room, headed by Big Jim Oafes and his weed fiends, was furnished wifh a foasf- maker and a coffee-pof fo cheer fhe long winfer nighfs. Supplemenfary breakfasfs and affernoon snacks are fhe resulf, buf room-service has nof yef been adopfed. Perhaps Amen's greafesf claim fo fame 'ihis year was ifs overwhelming vicfory in fhe fouch foofball fournamenf. Under Capfain Oscar Gomez, and coaches Beaulieu and Vokey, fhe Amen feam, consisfing of speedsfers Ev Smifh, Hayes, and Leonard, of bulldogs Morreli, Fal- lon, and Hubbard, and of long Larry Luce, and passer Bill Collins, foughf hard fo win fhe covefed lif'rle brown jug. Lee Sfein, by fhe way, was Amen one of fhe feam's mosf vehemenf supporfers. Working from fhe firsf floor up on Safurday nighfs, one would find quife an array of amusing sequences. On fhe firsf floor, amid clouds of smoke from fhe buff-room fire, Caesar is play- ing his favorife record, Driving Nails ln My Coffin, which is drowning ouf Brown's more soofhing Bach. The usual commonroom meef is being carried on fo fhe fune of fhe Hif Parade, wifh refreshmenfs being downed on occasions. Up one fIigh+, Nick Wilson may be dream- ing of his girl or loudly explaining his vic+rola's commercials fo fhe inquisifive masfers. Shorfy McElwain is probably selling sfamps fo some liH'le friend. On fhe fhird floor, a huge wafer figh+ is probably going on amid fhe profesfs of Procfor Bob Knox. Finally, fhe boys near fhe roof are gafhered in Huddleson's room where our fwo vefs, Awexander Fwash and Charlie Tag- garf, are more fhan likely felling fhe fallesf fales. lsf row: Franck: Shepherd: Bull: Orfh: T. C. Greene: Jacobus: Work: l-layes: E, J. Smifh: W. B. Anderson: Woelfel Gomez. 2nd row: Beaulieu: l-luddleson: Sfein: Blaney: Knox: Vokey: J. A. Adams Collins: Garvey: Yankopoulos: Refan J. S. Lewis: Moroz: Morelli: Fick. 3rd row: Mr. Benneff: Kellogg: Rineharf: P. S. Brown: L, Baker: D. M. Wilson: Fal- lon: L. E. Luce: Mcblwain: J. C. Rockwell: Oafes: Flash: Tagqari: Leonard: Mr. Neumeisier. illli BANCROFT Sfep righf up ladees and genfs, a cozy liffle ride for only I250 bucks. Thaf's righf, lady, cuddle up, y0u'll need supporf. Okay, folks. Our firsf sfop is in fhe bowels of fhis fidy liffle asylum. Here Dune Sfevens and Rev. Cudlipp may be found discussing fhe respecfive merifs of skiing and preaching. As we baffle our way fhrough fhe smoke, we may hear Oom Paul Weisberg informing FreHing Frank Smifh of fhe melancholia of Dosfoevsky and of fhe en- francing mood of Mifropoulos's conducfing. Up, up, driver, info fhe ominous, pifch-black darkness. We arrive af Ward l. Hard Luck Roger Marfin fells Rapid Roberf Bacon how fhe puck hi+ fhe posf and splif in half and how fhe referee failed fo counf half a goal. Up fo fhe second fier, folks, where Lil' Barry Schleicher is informed by Vofes Magoun of whaf he doesn'f know. Bashful Barry Sey- mour mighf be deciding on which of his fhree Bancroff numeral sweafers he'll wear foday. On fo fhe elife annex where Arch Bedford is perfecfing a new-sfyle coiffure on MM Falkenberg lhis head is shaped like a I6 milli- mefer shelll. Up a flighf fo see Umble Jay Selz handing ouf fwenfy-dollar bills fo a guy who asked fo borrow a dime. Brushing aside fhe cobwebs in fhe affic, we find Skip Madden sfill hunfing for his shillelagh. Hil'I'y McMillen, fhe Ned lrish of Bancroff, is conducfing his daily baskefball fournamenf. Tiger Tornquisf is wresfling wifh crossword puzzle no. 2000. Lou Goldman is sfill sfruggling wifh his closef door, and Big Harry McKallor is geffing a paf on fhe back from Hilfy for having scored 23 poinfs for Sf. Johns. And so we fake leave of Bancroff's happy few. The class of '50 will have a hard iob dupli- cafing fhem. lsf row: leff fo righfg Marfin, Middlefon, Connolly, W. Browning, Larsen, Seymour, Schwerin, Schleicher, Churchill, Tornquisf. 2nd row: Selz, M. Hopkins, Loengard, J. Hopkins, Weisberg, B. Thompson, Bedford, McMillen, Irvine, J. Anderson. 3rd row: Mr. Kesler, Magoun, Erdman, B. Goldman, D. Sfevens, Madden, Hinckley, Creem, F. Smifh, Weiss, Hummel, McClenahan, Mr, Boofh, 4fh row: Hafch, McKallor, Cudlipp, L. Brown- ing, R. Bacon, Dwighf, Falkenburg, D. Hedberg, Coville, Farnsworfh. iiizi CILLEY There sfill reside in Cilley many familiar faces from lasf year, among which are fhose of Dick Sfockham, The self-avowed woman hafer, and Playboy Cobb, fhe dorm's giff fo New York nighf life. On fhe fhird floor we have liffle frouble finding fhe airplane fiends, Harry Sch- meisser, Bill Anderson, and Arch Hewiff, fhe la'H'er, a producf of fhe Deep Soufh. Quife nafurally, however, life in Cilley revolves abouf fhe buff room, and, as we enfer fhis vile den, we sfand for a momenf wheezing, sneezing, coughing, and blearyeyed in our efforf fo adiusf ourselves fo fhe fhick afmosphere. Finally, we gel' a glimpse fhrough fhe haze of Pedro Cummings. He is wrifhing in agony over parfner Robbie's infamous Roberfson club bid. Dimly we see Bruce Lenfz and Sam Penningfon, who complefe fhe foursome and are doubled up in laughfer af fhe opposifion's predicamenf. Cilley While kibifzing, Tex Normenf is frying desper- afely fo finish off a pack before dinner, and, fo Ed Murray's borrowing anofher buff, he muffers, Thaf makes nine+een. We are wafching De Brons Binger gef sei' af a nearby fable, when an afhlefic-looking youfh sfrides in and yells, Has anyone gof a ping pong ball? From fhis remark we gafher fhaf eifher Hifchcock or Garrigue of frhe sporl'sman's sef is affempfing fo dig up some equipmenf. Buf, since we are being rudely ig- nored, we wifhdraw upsfairs, only fo be knocked aside on fhe way by Rick Taylor, who hurriedly disappears info fhe gloom below. A+ fhe boffom of fhe sfairwell we sfumble across a prosfrafe heap and realize fhaf if is Granfz down from fhe fourfh floor. Neverfheless, we shrug our shoulders and pass him by. He seems fo have been engaged in a fighf wifh S'rewie Sfewarf abouf fhe Rose Bowl game. Isl Row: Lenlz, Roberfson, Fleming, M. Hawkins, l-lunfingfon, Greenhalqh, Rae, J. H. Lee, A. T. Adams, Garrique, rinckerholf, A. L. Cobb, Lahfi. 2nd Row: Rose, Moseley, Shanklin, Wilde, D. D. Sfewarf, Tail, Granlz, Gibson. africk, Rider, Seeley, Joslin, Emery, Ford. 3rd Row: Mr. Irving, C. R. Davis, Heyer, Pickhardl, Powers, R. l. Smilh, W. H. Murphy, Chamberlain, Leigh, Norrnenf, Accola, Van Buskirlc, T. Walker, Coggeshall, Binger, Mr. Adkins. 4fh Row: Ashurlaoff, J, C. Fuller, Penninqfon, E. G. Murray, A. C. Turner, Pruyne, Landon, Taylor, J. P. Nelson: Slockhamy Phelps, Schmeisser, W. A. Anderson, Hewillg Sperling, l-l, M. Cummings. fini Dunbar Isl Row: F. Rockwell, Ewing, Reckford, Tenca, D. Moore, Thomas, Gi. Russell, Osferhus, Schieflelin, Diqnan, Oakes Fulkerson, Mead, J, Wrighf. 2nd Row: Leafhers, Hupper, T, Evans, Nicoson, Rice, Sfookey, L. Williams, S. Davis, Beer, Sweef, J, Murphy, Drouilhel, Sweeney, Finn. 3rd Row: Mr. Benn, Mcl-lugh, Thoenen, W, King, P. E. Jones Kurzman, Highef, Israel, R. Dean, Walson, Van Dusen, G. Thompson. R. Smifh, Cleland, Sfowe, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Dunnell 4th Row: Tashiian, Ladd, W. Ellis, H. Cousins, Trowbridge, Bogardus, Dorrance, R. Bingham, W, Woodman, Bradley Peck, Amen, J. Felsfiner, A. Wickersharn. DUNBAR On Sepfember l7 fhe good ship Dunbar fook on a new crew and sef sail info a new school year. Al' fhe helm Capfain Wilson, ably assisfed by his fhree officers, ordered all hands 'lo as- semble and gave ouf fhe rules and regulafions. The beginning of fhe year's fesfivifies was lhe Halloween Parfy, which fook place in fhe spa- cious common room. This was fhe firsf of a series of enioyable parfies, which enlivened fhe fall ferm. ln fhe fouch foofball fournamenf a sfrong Dunbar sexfef bowed fo a slighfly favored Websfer six in a heafed confesf. The underdog Dunbarians foughf valianfly all fhe way, scoring fwo fouchdowns in fhe lasf period, buf fime ran ouf, and fhe rally fell shorf. Pingpong was fhe favorife pasfime of fhe dorm, and soon a ladder fournamenf was in full swing, buf enlhusiasm dropped as paddles began fo disinfegrafe. Peg- gify soon fook ifs place and was enjoyed by fhe more refined. Two organizafions, namely a lecfure group and a newspaper, were sfarfed by some of fhe boys. The firsf speaker in fhe lecfure series was Principal Salfonsfall, who falked and showed movies of a frans-aflanfic sailboaf race. He was followed by Mr. Wilson who described fhe pres- enl' sifuafion in Congress. The ,DUNBAR NEWS made a fufile affempf af being a compefifor of THE EXONIAN. Nofes here and fhere-roomers are flying- Wednesday morning bombardmenfs ceased when a casualfy resulfed from fhe falling laundry bags -gasoline warfare fook place on fhe fourfh floor, buf ended when supplies were exhausfed-over lhe Chrisfmas vacafion fhe second floor wenf fhrough a remarkable change: all fhe rooms were remodeled and puf ship-shape--fhere were very few cases of undernourishmenf fhis year: a resulf of fhe abundanf supply of oranges-fhe dormi- fory had a number of fire drills, alfhough Dunbar would be a slowburning building-boys jumping from fhe windows were warned fo look ouf for fhe pickef fence below. llI4l HOYT The howl of a coyoie is heard, and ihe misf of +he moors suddenly par+s, revealing ihe an- fiquaied sfruciure known as HOYT HALL. There is a roar, and, as Foley and Rosenfhal lower fhe draw-bridge, 'rhe Gibmobile, piloied by Dick BenneH, screeches +o a s+op. Pharaohmen Loomis and Hickey jump oul' and drag S+eve Mandel off fo 'rhe 'roriure chamber, where +he resi of The Pharaoh's Group, Dean, Spence, Casey, and Sadler, is wailing. On +he swank Sfar-lighf roof, +he Hoy+ College of Social Relaiions is in con- ference. Dean Ingham presides, and a new 'lor- fure commiiiee of Beebe, Pinkham, McCaw, and Whifman is chosen. Turner and Hall make a re- por+ on +heir psychoanalysis of grinds, Roberis, Hoyl- McFarland, and Rand, while sirong-man Thorne Bu+ler puis filibusfering Shack Wickersham oul' of +he way. The Craig-Siockfon proposal 'For +he purchase of sloi' and pin-ball machines is unani- mously approved, and Bai'h's adiournmenl' moiion is passed I-0, ihe deciding vofe being cas+ by Dean Ingham. Down in +he sub+erranean cellars an evil plo+ is afooi: Rushion and Wood are planning +he re- organizaiion of 'rhe Confederacy, and ihe violeni' pro+es+s of Jim Davis are silenced by 'lhe Shel'- gun Terror, Oily Cobb. T. O'Conner, in'rerna+ion- ally known as Mr. T, eniers wi+h an flourish of +rumpe+s, followed by his fai+hful vale+, Bergen. Fronf Row: J. Van der Wolk, Bafh, T. O'Connor, Benneil, S. Mandel, O. Cobb, Bergen, Dean, D. Goldman, G. Sadler, Spence. Middle Row: J. Wickersham, M. Roberls, Foley, A. Rushfon, A, Wood, Rand, Meservey, Loomis. E. Casey, Crump. Back Row: Mr. Slevens, Sfockfon, Rosenlhal, Pinkham, McCaw, Whilman, Ingham, A. Turner, D. A. l-lall, McFarland, Mr. Miller, Mr, Everefi. 51:51 LANGDELL Langdell is divided, as usual, inl'o l'wo groups: lhe bullroom boys, who don l' care whal' happens lo lhe olhers, and +he o+hers,+he younger sel, who enioy good, clean fun. The 'fourlh floor's main allraclion is 'rhe inl'er-room communicalions syslem, wilh Ashlon, Fabens, and Lamb having a iolly lime al' lhe mike. The lhird floor 'lealures Showers Russell, lhe second, sporl-s Pipe Type Mulcahy, complele wilh a lending library of comic books, and 'lhe firsl olilers Link Wood- worlh l'o poslerify along wilh flags, nails, and lhumblacks. The basemenl proudly claims lhe bullroom and bridal suile. ln lhe bridal suile rule Sled Bu'l'+rick and Herb Wilkins, lemporal and spirilual rulers respeclively. S+ed's crisp orders and Herb's profound commandmenls, in- slinclively obeyed, remind all olhers of l'heir in- feriorily. Cau'l'icus Don McLean, who is much loo canny 'ro leave 'rhe rulers' palronage, and lhe deadly combo, Laurence Machine Browning and Ruslic Paul Jones, may receive rheir free- Langdell dom someday, bul' l'hey are now 'loo indebled lo lhe rulers +o ask for il. The bullroom conlains many praiseworlhy personalilies. Fang Weil is ils mos'l' noleworlhy characler. He is such a conlracl' bridge experl as l'o have devised an enlirely new bidding sys- lem, which makes for an exciling game, even if il' does accounl' for The recenl' abnormally high percenlage of broken chairs and lables. There is George Talbol, who discovered, much +o his surprise, lhal someone had deposiled one hun- dred dollars in his bank accounl. He slill does nol' know who did i+, bul' l'he mosl' logical ex- planalion l'ha+ he has so far received came from Bro+her Bob Mill, who said lhal' American Tel and Tel had issued some 2V47o debenlures, some of which had probably been misplaced. Piggy Adams is Langdell's lop-no'l'ch iazz cril'ic. ln facl, wilh a few 'Facial changes, Piggy could double for lhe famous Esquire Gold Award winner, Cole- man Hawkins. Isl Row: P. Jones, R. Slewarl, Franz, Cole, Burr, F. Sada, Schurrnan, Andreson, l-lawkins, l., Mill, Ridge, Lang. 2nd Row: Kelsey, Wilkins, Fabens. Zelyin de Mello, R. Srniih, Barker, Beck, Koenig, W. Wilson, Morss J. Adams. 3rd Row: Mr. de Lancey, Russell, Lamb, Ashlon, Bullrick, McLean, Lindarnood, Talbot Woodworih, Mulcahy, R., Myers S. Harris, Mr. Rickard, Mr. Landers. lllbl Merrill Isl' Row: Harding, Ober, Blewer, Scudcler, Harfwell, Bloomer, Thomas, Smilh, A. Sada, Greene, Guest 2nd Row: Knighl, C. Slevens, Piflenger, Coon, W. Walsh, J. Marshall, Kenl, Oliver, Doherly, W. While, R. Jones, Merwin. 3rd Row: Mr. Easlon, Love, Pearson, lngwerson, H. Winslow, O, Smilh, S. Funkhouser, R. Walsh, Kelly, Kinsley, Hard- MERRILL Merrill Hall spelled backwards is llirrem llah. This means absolufely norhing, bul' il' is also nem- rill alha spelled sideways. All +his proves buf one fhingz wifh men who know dormilories bes+, il s Merrill, 2-I. ln fhe suife live l'he +wo Jacksonville ferrors, Fred Kenl' and Joe Shands. On 'lhe firsf floor lives Andy Sada, +he senor from soufh of 'Phe border. Jungle Jim Burroughs, Under1'aker Al Peaslee, fhe man wifh +he smile, and Dick Ober, budding baskefball manager, also occupy fhis floor. Sandy Blewer is occasionally sighled. On fhe second floor fhe firsf fhing +ha+ meefs your gaze is Grand Cenrral S+a+ion, cross- road of a million privafe lives. Here, Ralph Jones wrifes reams of leH'ers +o fha? cerfain someone, while A+omizer While flexes his mus- cles and frighfens lil'+le children. The 'lrundle bed in lhe corner is reserved 'For Malcolm Posl, hard- working sporls edifor of 'rhe Exonian. Across +he hall is Ward Boss Bill Bloomer: former roommale Huber Harfwell was frighfened away by Bill's bomb. In belween is fhe lair of Flashbulb Danny Hardy, who plays hosf fo Sonny Tuffs of Exeler. The Walsh boys, dapper Wall' and brolher Ole Buflermilk Sky Bob lhe really knows all 'ihe popular songs: he's iusl' bashfull also live on +his floor, as do Jawn Pearson, Caruso Coon, Ing- werson, and Nipper Winslow. Two-Ton Tony Smirh con+ribu+es his belly laugh +o all fesfive occasions foo. On 'lhe 'I'hird floor live fhe l'wo big guns of +he Rifle Club, Tom Marshall and Leigh S+evens. Jack PiH'enger, power behind fhe S.F., and roommale Mace Harding, well-known squasher, hold forfh here, along wifh Dave Wil- liams. Funk Funkhouser, Ob Smifh, and long dis+ance runner Ted Scudder 'Form l'he noisy shower clique on 1-he floor. According +o a recenl' nafionwide survey, more boys live on fhe lop floor of Merrill fhan on any ofher floor. Firsl- we see Bob Doherfy, number I candidafe for moocher of class of '48. Here also lives Zeke Love. lNo ofher dor- mifories can make +ha+ s+a+'emen+.l Billy Guesl, advance agenl' 'For fhe Ku Klux Klan, is al' +he end of fhe hall, as are Pele Mueller and Bob Oliver. Shipwreck Kelly holds for'l'h in his room, which is usually 'Full of Sam Brooke, Tom Knighf, or Humble Harry Kinsley. Dick Thomas, Moldy Miller, and Ely Culber+son Merwin complele +he roll call. lIl7l Peabody Ffffnf Row: BUSlWlf'IQ. Pr'-2Cl4l16m. CfUllf5l'1Gf1lY. P: A- Mueller. Fish, Marcovich, Sfranahan, Pierson, Dunn, Boal, Safford. Middle ROWI OSl9Off1e- W- J- RUSl'IiOf1. l:OQlG. Riegel. Weary. Colwell, Felsfiner, Briggs, Porfer, Masfers, Haywood, Boone. Back Row: Mr. Gall, Kruidenier, P. Nelson, Craighead, McKee, Bigelow, S. Hedberg, Caner, l-lager, Garside, Woodbridge, Cowles, Delafield, Mr. Macomber. PEABODY Yesferday, Gas Garside's Throcklewaife absenfly wandered info fhe buffroom looking for Garside or Cowles, who, as usual, were nof around. Throcky, who does nof visif us offen, swam fhrough fhe ever-presenf haze, guided by shoufs and yells from fhe ofher end of fhe room. Quife suddenly he came upon a bridge game. A bull roar came from Hager, who was frying fo fop Bill Felsfiner's ace wifh a jack. Huge smoke rings rose from a form fhaf furned ouf fo be Gal Colwell. The faces of Lover Briggs and Ches'I'er Boal kepf appearing and disappearing around fhe fable. The noise grew louder and louder unfil Throcklewaife could sfand if no longer. He pushed ouf and found himself in fhe common room. ln fhe corner, Peckham and Sfeve Hedburg were fighfing over fhe lafesf ESQUIRE, while Smilin' George Craighead was quiefly reading NEWSWEEK. Suddenly Riegel ap- peared,sna+ched ESQUIRE and dived forachair. Charlie Peckham and Hedburg lunged af him: dusf and howls arose: and Throcky fled upsfairs, almosf knocking down Woody I-need-a-buff Woodbridge who was sfaggering down fhe sfairs wifh a frunk of cigare'H'es. On fhe firsf floor he saw Mac Fish wifh a lacrosse sfick, and on fhe fop landing, Bul'ch Safford, Haywood, and Rushfon, in a paiama shirf, were falking. He walked info McKee's room. Gordo was doing his physics, and Peaches Porfer was clambering up info fhe affic fhrough a frapdoor in his closef. Discovering nofhing of inferesf here, he walked info Delafield's hole. There, Boom-Boom Mar- covich was helping Chas-Azzy Osborne wifh his Lafin. Delafield was quiefly reading a space sfory. Sfill no sign of Garside. Throcklewaife gingerly walked clownsfairs. He had a brief glimpse of Dave Fogle frying wresfling holds on Bushing: fhen he reached fhe boffom landing iusl' as Felsfiner dashed ouf, followed by Major Hoople Hager and fhe resf of fhe denizens of fhe deep .... All fhings considered, Throcky seems nof fo have undersfood nor appreciafed us. Looking back, fhough, if seems fo us fo have been a preffy good year. llI8l SOULE An' l says lo one of lhem, 'Mighly warm for December, ain'l il?' Well, George. Haven'l seen you in years. Lel's see-Exeler, '47, Soule Hall. Righl? Shurr is. Had some mighly line lellows in Soule lhal year. Shurr did. Lel's see. There was a leller named Woody and one called Ben who're doin' a line iob runnin' lhe AA. Then lhere's Cougar Bob, he look lo lhe hills mindin' sheep. Them hicks, Murph an' his boys, busled in on lhe opree sociely, bul as lar as Holl ever gol was Cale Sociely-Oul ol Town. Corky and his Corn Cobblers, Billy an' Howie, lhal is, lhem lhree doin' a lolerable job al lhem hoedowns up norlh a bil. We don'l lalk much 'boul young leller named Max, he gol himsell kill doin' a inside loop in a Link lew years back. Thal frog Le Clair finally gol a uniform: sweeps ice down lo Boslon Skale Club. Cap'n Bill an' lhem sidekicks ol his, Gu Gu an' Ga Ga, runnin' lhings al S.F. headquarlers Soule prelly much. l+'s up lo lhem. Say, didn'l l iusl read aboul Redman beal- ing Tommy Manville's record? Yep. Heerd 'boul 'nolher leller named Joker, regular hearl breaker, he ain'l hilched yel. An' Borden's been makin' a pile-spending il lryin' lo gel away from Fanny. Rusly, he mar- ried Vonnie an' plumb disappeared: ligur' he didn'l wanl lo pay up on lhal bel. Hear Riller an' Lorna had lheir second sel ol sexluplels lasl spring. Evans is walchin' for lires in Or'gong Abbo, slill lryin' lo gel oul ol Hahvard, and Mullin's slill lryin' lo gel in. Monly's Dean down al Andover now. Had a pile ol righl nice lellers, didn'l ya? Shurr did. Couple more yel. Bowers, he's slill workin' on lo gel Belly lo go lo a dance. An' l guess Bales is slill looking 'For lhe righl one down al lhe beach al Sainl Pele's. Somebody lold Rick a real joke, an' lasl l heard he's slill laughin'. Bul-like l was sayin', I was drivin' down lhe rud, saw lwo girls, decenl loo, -. Fronl Row: Evans, Mullin, Cushman, Bales, Bowers, Finnie, Lamson, Holl, Palon, Lord, Woodman, Rusl. Middle Row: Chel, Mollal, R. Posl, Rickard, Redman, J. M. Kerr, Bublilz, Gormley, LeClair, H. Fuller, G. Ellis, Treadwell, Simonds. Back Row: Mr. Vrooman, Norman, Morlon, Abbol, Mcfklpin, Monlgomery, R. Murphy, Graham, H. Barllell, Borden, Hargrave, Lynch, Gilberl, Flinl, Rounds, Mr. Galbrailh, Mr. Fish, fum We bsfer Isl Row: l.. Lane, F. Russell, B. Lachelier, Duane, Prindville, Cummins, Zener, C. Bell, J. Wilson, A. Miller, Bachelder, P. Dohanos, Robbins, Larsen, Leighion, Corcoran, Hayward, l-loving. 2nd Row: Seilz, Whifney, Dyer, Greenlee, Washabauqh, Meyers, l-luck, Faber, S. Dean, Romero, J. Weil, S. Dohanos, Scl'iarFl, Wighl, Kendrick, M. Sfevens, Forsylh, l-larvey. 3rd Row: Mr. Molloy, Dr. Phillips, l-loiclman, Wendell, J. King, Crowell, Wren, R. Williams, D. Jones, Morgan, Mushen- heim, Grover P. Craig, L. Wilson, R. Brown, R. Carpenler, Alger, Peylon, F. Kennedy, Mr. Mayo-Smifh, Mr. Cross. 4fh Row: James, D. Coales, Fordyce, Fay, Woodward, l-lyde, W. Slone, Sexlon, Goodwin, J. Beck, Carswell, Branson J. Roberls, Elelman, O'Donnell, D. W. l-larrison, Norlon. WEBSTER We are happy +o announce +ha'I' 1'he ivy- covered walls of Websfer are s+ill sfanding affer ano+her grueling year, in spife of +he eFFor+s +o level +hem on +he pari' of ifs inma+es, among whom we find many a charac1er. Lei' us +ake a journey +hrough +he dorm. As we approach 1'he firsf landing, we hear a blood- curdling whine. Russell's a+ E+ again! Walking down +he hall we mee+ a gian+ mass of bubble gum, surrounded by Barf Lachelier. Sfopping in on Ronnie Scharff and Johnnie Rober+s for a momenf, we are lulled by +he swee1', mellow sirains of 'I'he ST. JAMES INFIRMARY BLUES. As we reach fhe end of 1'he corridor, we hear fhe busy no+es of Don Jones' cash regis+er ringing up 'l'he sale of some more pop. We moun+ 1'he sfairs quickly +o avoid a shoe flying oui' of Dud Coa'I'es's room: ii' is in+ended 'For Pefe Craig. On +he fhird floor we find a criiical group admiring Dixie Carswell's e+chings. Among fhem are Boss Robbins, whose poli+ical machine worked hard and long +o gel' 'I'he Boss in as vice-presiden+ of 1'he Junior Class. As we pass by Tom Hoving's room, we hear AI Jolson croon- ing MAMMY, and fhen a sudden roar emerges from Allan Forsyih as he asks an in+erloper fo gel' off fhe bed. A+ fhe end of +he hall a door opens. There is a ghasfly sfench and Crowell emerges mumbling chemical formulae and reac+ions. On 1'he four+h floor we nofice Brazil Lane demons'I'ra+ing fhe proper me1'hod of using a macheHe. As we walk fur+her down The hall, we mee+ Jim Branson clomping our of his room in a pair of mail-order cowboy boo'rs, and we hear Diggs Morgan felling of +he beaufies he lef+ be- hind in Tulsa. As we reach fhe end of fhe corri- dor and s1'ar1' down fhe sfairs, we hear behind us a scream from Andy Miller's room. Wonder wha'I' +hey're doing +o him now? As we pass fhe +hird floor on our way down we nofice a fain+ clicking sound-Porler Shorl' Circui+ Slone. We are serenaded oui' of Websler +0 fhe squeaks and groans of Chuch Huck's Rhy1'hm Boys, +he dorm's official band. iI2Ol We n+wor+h lsf Row: leff +o riqhfz Swick, Bevinqfon, Pressler, Lim, Paige Romer, Kern, l-lohlanz, Lincoln, J. G. Kerr, Carler, Heiin 2nd Row: Haslie, L. Johnson, Folsom, J, Gordon, Bullard, Tnorson, R. Reed, Pollle, D, Gordon, Dimmock, l-luebsch Kennelf, Shand, P. Davis, P. l-lilchcock, Bunnell. 3rd Row: Mr. Leonard, Calvert Luce, J. G. Allen, Lillle, A. Murphy Malrer, Zanes, Culin, Cafes, Mellen, Hickey, Curran, Moran, Enders, B. Harris. 4fh Row: Francis, Bickford, delsoche monf, J. Slone, Mapel, Keddy, Tofley, Jackman, K. Simpson, Godolphin, G. Slocklon, Croufer, Dresser, J. S. Coleman Glenn, Field, Todd, Calingaerl. WENTWORTH Life in Wenfworfh +his year has been qui+e memorable, wifh fhe arrival of a new member of l'he Seabrooke family, a new facully residenl- Mr. ScoH', who is an English feacher, bul is fa- mous as a Gilberl' and Sullivan barilone-and l'he greal' number of rebels who have again almosl' made +he dorm a Dixie +erri'I'ory. Early in +he 'Fall a dorm commiffee was elecled-one represenla- five by fhe flip of a coin-wi+h Hickey as chair- man, and Harris, Haslie, Hi+chcock, Huebsch, and Mellen, who made fwo levies and gave fhree par+ies. A+ +he Chris+mas par+y fhere were re- freshmenls, singing, a decoraled +ree, and as M.C., Mr. Seabrooke, who is well-known for his iokes and for being found a+ any +ime, on nighfs when he checks in, leaning in a doorway and falking shop wi+h abou+ fen boys. The common-room was no+able for a new radio-vic, a piano, and a large number of bridge fiends who organized a bridge 'lournamenl' in 'rhe winler. Across fhe hall, in a single room, lived Paige and LiH'le, wi'rh a double-decker bed. Everyone who came in asked, Who's fhe sucker, who's gol' fhe +op? And Paige always answered, l like il' up 'lhere. Heiin and Haslie, Cum Laude roommafes, lived on The second floor. Farlher upsfairs one could always lisfen +o rhe Colonel, ralking aboul' Millie-and of how he losl' her in fhe end. And 'lhere were Shand's life- size picfures of his girl, Baseball Bob Romer's arf gallery, and K. M.'s praclical iokes. He was once caughl' walking ou+ of his ba+hroom wi+h fhe remains of a can of ilching powder. Harris popped open doors and fook candid sho+s of lhird floor inmaies a+ unguarded momenfs. There were slill a few varsily alhleles lefl' af+er Hickey moved across +he yard, including Culin, Shand, Davis, and Thorson. We even heard of an alum- nus, now al' Harvard, who relurned one evening shorlly before midnighl' and enrered his old room wiih his key. Down in 'lhe lower regions lived 'Phe eli+e and cream of Wen+wor+h socie+y, Li++le, Car+er, Kerr, Dresser, Keddy, Ma'Her, and Zanes, con- lenl' in fhe smoke of The buH' room. iI2Ij l Wheelwrighi' Isl Row: Truslman, J. Smilh, Poland, J. Mason, Ogden, R. E. Barker, Nesmiih, Barllell, Chapin, Pelschek, de Hellelen- dy, Dulles, Lane. 2nd Row: D, P. Thompson, Sfrong, Savery, Frary, Carringion, MacBride, Keim, Yiannias, Tucker, Clarke D. Hall, Keane, B. Murray, Colcord. 3rd Row: Mr. Mayher, Tyack, Lovejoy, Mello, Pelerson, Opdycke, Bingham, Ban- nisler, T. Adams, Belknap, Holbrook, Penson, Grosse, B. Davis, Mr. Bragdon, Mr. Wood. WHEELWRIGHT Thirfeen years ago Wheelwrighi began fo rise ou+ of a swamp. l+'s sfill rising. In 'lhe buH- room where ihe accredi+ed pyromaniacs hang ou+, are Ted Keane, fhe smoking ham, Sam Tucker, an inmafe who labors under 'lhe impres- sion fhaf he is a rosy-rumped waxbill, Socraies Savery, and Dick Frary, +he vampire who special- izes in blood samples. Crouching behind fhe door is Oalrneal Carring+on, hoping +o be ad- miHed. Above sfairs, in room +welve, a lively debaie is proceeding on +he iheory 'lhai' +he abolifion of s+raigh+ iackefs will lower Wheel- wrigh+'s sfandards. Sfanding on Belknap's bed are Big Allen Dulles, Slim Macbride, Sieve Pel- schek, and +ha+ modesi- and refiring fellow, Al Truslman. On Dulles's bed are Belknap, Penson, Keim, and Bob Mello, +he E. man who was incar- cera+ed by mis+ake. Under +he bed is Casey ll2 2 Jones Pe+erson memorizing 'lime fables, and off in a corner under a wasp nesl' is Johnny Clark, look- ing a+ Chapin fhrough a microscope. From Bannis+er's room an eerie sound drifls 'lhrough fhe corridor. To 'lhe accompanimenl' of Tom's banjo-mandolin and a sevenleenlh cen+ury flu+e played by Yiannias, lhe seven members of Wheelwrigh+'s sex+e+ produce horrible harmony. There are 'lhe lwo Dans, Thompson and Poland. There are Ben Davis, John Slrong, Don Hall, +he cabarel' proprie+or from +he firsf floor, and +ha+ silver 'roned fenor, Dave Tyack. As Mike Ogden 'lurns up his vicfrola +0 drown oul lhe blasf, Barker, Mason, and Bingham seek shel'l'er in his room, while +wo sou1'hwes+erners, Turner and Hodge, prepare io repel an Indian uprising. Galphin and McCar+hy cons'I'an+ly awai+ a Florida Hurricane. l BARRETT One, furnished, four-room aparfmenf wifh balh and guesf-room, cenfrally Iocaled near lhe infirmary, church, grill, and Dean's house. The exlerior leaves lillle lo be desired, buf lhe in- ferior is in need of repair, owing lo fhe behavior of fhe four previous lenanfs. To remove fhe nicoline slains on lhe walls and ceilings will cosf nof less lhan Sl75. Allhough only one of lhe previous lenanfs smoked, he was a heavy and careless smoker. The rugs are in deplorable shape -loo many large feel have lrampled on lhem. Cosf of new rugs-SIOO. Broken beds and broken furnilure resulled from daily wresfling boufs, all caused by a dislinguished foofball player. Esli- maled cosl of repair-SI50. The major expense will be replacemenf of windows and frames which were knocked oul af regular infervals. One boy fancied fhal he could do carfwheels in a room measuring len by len. Forlunafely lhese four fenanfs have lefl, and any four well-behaved young men will please apply af: 2 Tan Lane, Exeler, N. H. Barreff lngraham, Reeve, Mr. Barrell, Divine, Simpson, J. Miller Dufch Firsf row: Cheney, Blakemore, Zander, B. Krayer. Second row: Mr, Godfrey, Bowmann, C. Hamillon, Shullz, Philp Mr. Lynch. DUTCH ll is a lypical Safurday nighf al Dufch House. In lhe Godfreys' aparlmenl, Mr. Godfrey and Mr. Lynch are serving ice cream and cake, prepared by fheir wives. Afler feasling, lhe versalile Dufch gourmels galher round lhe piano and sing, while Mrs. Godfrey gaily accompanies lhem from a 60 year old popular song book. Pele Shulfz demonsfrafes some fancy vocal acro- bafics. Bul if is nol loo lafe for lhe bridge fiends. Track slar Bob Krayer sprinfs downsfairs fo meef lhe skill of Charlie Hamilfon, leamed wilh Holmes Bomann, who indusfriously clouds lhe scene wilh smoke from his pipe. Blake Cheney makes lhe fourlh man and provides music wilh viclrola and a large colleclion of iazz records. Blake Blake- more, lop crewman, compleles lhe scene wilh his kibilzing. Meanwhile, upslairs Jed Philp pre- pares his speech for nexf Sunday's Senafe meef- ing. Among his Texas flags, Bill Zander, firsf class possum hunler of lhe rifle leam, hangs up anolher momenlo. Miller Gilman Back row: De Schryver, Dr. Lillle, Rahr, I-I. Srnifh, I-looe, Boland. Fronf row: Virden, Shaughnessy, J. Reed, Mc- Cuaig, Mailhews, R. Manclel, McGowan. GILMAN Wednesday, Sepfember I8, I946. IThe fol- lowing reprinled fhrough +he courfesy of 'rhe HOBO NEWS., Las+ nighl your reporfer was presenf af +he gala opening of I'he Gilman Casino. I was led pasl' I'he velvel' cord by 'I'he doorman, 'I'ha+ na- fionally famous bear-wresfler, Guido Rahr. Elberl' and Mrs. Liflle, I'he proprielors, were good enough fo see +ha+ I go+ a ringside fable, nex+ Io Ihe Canadian ambasador, John Reed. He was enlerfaining Iwo officials of ihe Oddfellows Club, Roberl McGowan and William Boland. AI' Ihis poinl' Iwo Maine poI'aI'o salesmen, John Morrell and Roberl Mafhews, were accosled by Syracuse's Beau Brummel, Prospere Virden. He was, however, unable 'Io raise 'Ihe price of a drink, unI'iI Charles Shaughnessy, a Macy's ex- eculive, consenled Io share his bo'H'Ie of milk wi'rh him. Affer supper I passed Ihrough 'rhe golden door inI'o Ihe 'famed gambling room. Head croupier, Monsieur De Schryver, was kind enough Io pick my pockel as I enlerecl. Somebody un- foreseenly won al' 'I'he rouIeHe wheel, so 'Ihe fa- mous eleclrical wizard, Richard Mandel, was called upon +o adiusl 'Ihe wiring. A+ I-he cloak room, I was wished God speed by I'he masfer of ceremonies, John Molloy, and headed home +o wrile 'Ihis arlicle. Williams Back row: R. Lee, Mr, Thomas, Gregor, Dwyer. Middle row: Barnhard, Fowler, Pofler, Darrell, Dirlam. Fronl row: O'Connell, C. Wood, Dawson, C. Walker. WILLIAMS To I'he 'I'une of RachmaninoIT's l0IsI', Cy- rano Dawson and L.A. Wood are Irying vainly Io evicl' Ihe brain Iruslers of Williams: AlmosI ' Dwyer, Where's WaI'erI'own Gregor, and SuFIerin' Sam Dirlam. The 750 Club Iosl' one of i+s mosl renowned members when Worm Wood managed fo squeeze by, leaving +he or- ganizalion in Ihe able hands of Fifi Dirlam and Dus+y Dwyer. In +he upper sphere, I'he Wil- liams Aw Slop II' FeIlows quarlel- Wings Walker, Fru-Fru Darrell, and Mr, and Mrs. PoHerfowIer -are frying +0 sing songs I'ha'I were moldy when your molher was a kid. In I'he back room, SpIa+ Barnhard is pondering over his symbol-filled blackboard, while CharIie Chan Lee, Ihe mad mafhemalician, checks +he square roof fables on his abacus. Meanwhile, Proclor Don'+ Slam Those Doors O'Connell is desper- alely frying fo keep The peace. By I'he way, Hideous Hal Cabol' and Black BeauIy Gam- bee sleep here. There are many memories 'lhal' we will carry wiI'h us: fhe Ioolhpasle fighf, I'he Losl' Key Club, and +he I0 ou+ of I4 honor boys. Lasf, bu'I nol' leasl, we will remember Ifhe many generous favors and parries Ihal' we owe fo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. II2-II Miller Kirfland Firsf row: Sr-ell, J. Moore. J. Johnson, Paschal. Second row: Ludwig, Helm, Weller, J. Wood. Third row: Mr. Pearl, Saxe, Gobler, Van Meier. KIRTLAND Le+'s remember Pearl Harbor As we go fo meel' The gals. Lel s remember Pearl Harbor As we bid good-by lo pals, Reg, Jim, Doc and Jamaic Are fhe four vels who'II graduare. Now Reg sends rhick leHers off +o Winnie, Bur lhose he receives are awfully skinny. Woodie's our big California man, Who needs a sunlamp for his 'l'an. Doc Johnson 'lries fo run lhe dorm Wifh a blonde, an heiress, and a college form.. Jamaica Jim is our only pro And one whom 'Folks all wanl' +o know. There's Hairy Helm, a Terrific singer, And in '48 he'll be a ringer. Our Texas man is Congo Slellp In spi+e of +ha+ we fhink he's swell. Lover Lud +hrills every babe, Including Mabel, +he Kirlland maid. Lud's roommafe, Mr. Sexy Saxe ls quickly learning all lhe fads. Ray is 'lhe house's only swimmer, Bul' when he sees Ginny how his eyes glimmer! Mary Ellen is Van's girl for sure, And lasf, bu+ nor leas+, is Bob Moore. Knighl' Back row: Pfeilienberger, Palmer, LaFollelle, C. Thomas Kilpalrick, J. Winslow, Bolhfeld, Pohlman, Bowles, Hyman Mr. Leighlon. Middle row: Mallox, Lyrrle, Springer Fronf row: Garber, Malhey, Sands, Schoop, R, King Schaefer. KNIGHT Knighr House, food for arson in las+ year's PEAN, deemed ir necessary 'ro hold a fire drill, and here is PIunger Pele, your roving ianiror, fo give you a blow by blow prescripfion for evac- ualing a burning cracker box. Ah! here come lhe crumbs now. Firsr over +he doorsfep is our rrackman, Frugal Frank, followed closely by Ping-Pong Twig. There's a scrambling crowd al' fhe door, bul culling his way lhrough comes Corky, accompanied by fhe Skanea+eles Woodsman. The Coun'l arrives slylishly lafeg he had fo lake lime our +o adiusl' his monocle. From lhe second floor comes l've never been kissed Hyman, Followed by Cosmo Cul- berl'son. Aug, his midnighr snack showing, sfaggers our in answer 'lo Mr. Leigh+on's whislleg and hand in hand appear our Pis'I'ol Packin' Proc+or and Bluebeard lpardon, Peach Fuzz l King. Figures come scurrying from our liH'le lhird floor, and firslr in sighl' is Mariner Davie, rhen Jack, eafing his way down The bannisler. Hum- ming down fhe hall comes Radio-Ac+ive Buzz, while Kil, ea+ing candy, aH'emp+s lo keep Hank from assisling. Zoom appears lafe l had work 'lo do l, and lasf comes Silen+ Chicken LyH'le, devouring +his corn and being followed by +he shrill echoes of Goodbye! Goodbye! Goodbye! rizsi Miller Veazey Firsl Row: J. Johns, R. Jennings, Laurie. Second Row: P. Franklin, W. Wood, Mr. Rogers. VEAZEY Veazey?-Oh-iha+'s lhe very righieous dorm where conlinual arguing bursis forfh al any fime, day or nighf. Ah yes-Veazey fone of +he oldesl' houses in 'lownl is 'lhal beaufiful mansion where lhe school had 'lhe NERVE lo house a Mid-Wes+erner wifh 'lhree sfaunch Eas+erners. Hs mosi arfraclive assefs are new lire ladders, feafuring SAFETY, and air cooling-a producl of NUMEROUS cracks! A+ dawn, lhree alarm-clocks sing iheir hide- ous lunes simulfaneously, bul, alas, lhe inhabilanls sleep on. Eighleen+h Cenlury Playboy Wood insisfs on culling so l'rivial a 'lhing as his 8:25 class, bu+ Lover Jennings suddenly remembers his lurn fo wail on, and +he race begins! Pedro Franklin, however, ignores i+g he is desperalely making up losl' lime on his lalesi' Puli'l'zer Prize Winner. Whai confusion! Bul' when dinner's over, and a shady bu'l' peaceful bridge game over an impoverished 'fable l+here's no buHrooml is ended, our quar+e'r can be seen wearily dragging 'rhemselves off +o bed around Il o'clock, much 'I'o +he displeasure of Mr. Rogers. The brains, however, work on. SLEEPER . Sleeper House, lhe social cenler of Faculfy Circle, has a sexier fhis year made up of bolh old and new boys. Coon-Skin Davis, +he boy 'From LiHle Rock, Arkansas, who is always having rrouble wi+h a Soufhern beaufy, and Big Bill Denlon, +he Rover, curren+ly from Balfimore, buf formerly from 'l'he wesf, live downs'l'airs. Bolh are old Sleeperires. Upslairs, One-Lap Usellis, our domesricafed veferan, holds down one end of +he hall, while Fred Beyer, +he Lake Bluff Hermif, resides ai' +he olher end. He is also a ve+. Dick Weidenbacher began fhe year in Sleeper bui- moved across 'rhe yard afier abour six weeks. Dick Crane, 'lhe Jes+- er, kepl everyone amused during fhe Fall lerm bu+ lefr for Harvard's higher educafion affer Chrisfmas. Sam Paschal, a new boy from New York, look Weidenbacher's room a+ 'I'he begining of 'rhe Winier ferm and is going fo slay for +he res+ of fhe year. Scoop Green is occupying Dick Crane's room for +he Winler 'rerm. Sleeper Firsf row: l.-r.: Crane, Beyer, Mr. Bickel. Second row: I.-r.: Denlon, Usellis, Davis, M. Miller lI26l ED GILMAN Thirfeen veferansg scholars, afhlefes, genfle- men, grace fhe baffered walls of Ed Gilman House. This group has leff a mark which will never be equaled by fufure sfudenfs chez Gil- man. Their grades in fhe classrooms, and fheir feafs in Academy sporfs cannof be duplicafed by any ofher group. We proudly fell fhis fo fhe Army, loudly fell if fo fhe Navy, while you may unhesifafingly fell if fo fhe Marines. Now, meef fhese veferans. We presenf a polished fhumbnail skefch of each, hoping fhese descripfions will live for posferify. William Broughall: The opera+or's liaison work wifh fhe Bradford girls arouses all our envy. His modesfy is overwhelming. Nicholas Callahan: Big, amiable Nick was a mainsfay of fhe foofball feam. Hisfory has claimed his affenfion since fhe fall, and he is an aufhorify on fhe Bragdonian Era. Henry DiMond: The Senafor burns up fhe road fo Bradford on Sunday, and is generally Ed. Gilman Firsf row: Spaulding, l-larishorn, Regan, Harwood, Hammil, Ranney, lreland. Second row: J. Mahoney. DiMond, Boff, Broughall, Whisfon, Mr. Blake, Callahan. busier fhan fhe show window af Rockingham. Chalmers Hamill: Ham is a subfle com- binafion of Woody Herman and Boris Karloff. Usually quief, he gefs eloquenf when someone purloins his eggs af breakfasf. Elden Harfshorn: ScoH'y is fhe only rebel in fhe house. He falks wifh a pofafo in his moufh, buf fhaf's iusf whaf he is-a hof spud. Donald Ireland: Shanfy Irish is our official phofographer. He's fhe only Sfafe-of-Mainer we know wifh a sense of humor. Ted BoH': We don'f see much of Ted, buf we're informed fhaf he keeps fhe buH' room under confrol. Our procfor, we're forever apologizing for him. James Mahoney: Foofball, baskefball, and bugology fake up mosf of Crazylegs fime, buf he's anofher Bradford Commando. Roger Ranney: Zeke's a big likable ox from Michigan. As long as his budgef balances, he's easy fo gef along wifh. Charles Spaulding: BasebaII's fhe baby of 'rhe house. His baby-blue eyes have 'fhe fwinkle, and his smoofh cheeks fhe bloom of youfh. Donald Whisfon: Puck, a Treasury De- parfmenf sailor, is fhe goalie of goalies. He's smoofh on fhe rink and in mixed sociefy. Walfer Harwood: Wall', fhe sfabilizing force of fhe fop floor, is our speed merchanf. His sfudious appearance belies his foofball abilify. Thomas Regan: Tom's fasf quips and ready comebacks are familiar fo fhe Gilmanifes. He's a shining example of fhe abilify found in Ed Gilman: in facf-he wrofe fhese nofes. fum Q NJ? The Academy Building. f l Xl X 6-xfx-,QE ' I X ff fr f S f 05: ff U fvxf ' g' ! ,. X Eff if Q 1 Q. ,TY A' vgiykgf' L? 'C LI'-3 2 N , ' 5 1: C IM' fN F I Q af 'mfg . -I f . J Q 1 QW .,g ? KJ --if 2 M 2' ' Q Q G31 , 42 i :NE A xi A ATHLETICS F ' A Qu - ACADEMY FOOTBALL TEAM lsi Row: Leciair, Aiexander, Mairnews, Leonard, Gorrniey, Morreii, Cousins, Srnirn, Ellis. 2nd Row: B. Carbonneau, L Carbonne-au, Beauiieu, Caiianan, McConneli Faiion, Sfevens, Brooke, Harwood. 3rd Row: Mr. Keiiy, Mr. Seabrooke Bianey, Ranney Manoney. Sfocknam, Marcovicn, Voicey Mo eiii, Regan, Hooe Manager Srocldon, Mr. Clark. -Q. , we 4 - 7 - z 5 K ,L . 1 F ' ',,,, 1 L g' K A V ' : , xx . ' 1 . K an ,F i A T W. rs up-f J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM i lsi Row: Beck, Meiien, Wniro Loomis, Hickey, Eisiw, Caies, Hubbard, Parker. 2nd Row: Tailr, Juiian, Madden, Casey 1 Cruiksiianic, Saxe, Sadier, Mueiior. 31-d Row: Todd, Rodqes, Aicn, MCKdiiOViJOV19Si lV1r.3Gnn- ,Trai L Ss. 79, ATHLETICS FALL SPORTS FOOTBALL Alfhough fhe season's record of fhree wins, one fie, and fhree losses would nof fully indicafe if, Exefer puf a very sfrong, cohesive feam on fhe field fhis year. Head coach Clark was lucky in having Mr. Kelly back as end coach laffer his service in fhe Navyl and, again, Mr. Seabrooke, lasf year's line coach. When fhe feam wenf info ifs firsf game againsf Mass. lvlarifime, if had had fwo weeks of fough condifioning and hard signal drill. We had frouble, however, in geffing our offensive moving, and a fumble on Exefer's four and fhe subsequenf rushes puf us behind 7-0. Exefer came back in fhe fourfh quarfer wifh a beaufiful pass from Dick Leonard fo Corky Ellis, who wenf over for fhe score. The fry for fhe exfra poinf was wide, and 'lhe game ended in fhe opponenf's favor, 6-7. The nexf Safurday found fhe feam af Darf- moufh, playing fhe J. V.'s. During fhe firsf fhree periods Darfmoufh infercepfed fwo flaf passes and wenf info fhe lead, I3-0. Exe+er's offense sfill seemed impofenf. During fhe lasf quarfer, however, fhe feam began fo move. Dick Vokey and Ed Cousins opened holes fhrough which Johnny Morrell was able fo score easily, buf fime ran ouf wifh Exefer behind, I3-6. Exefer's feam consisfenfly improved. Following Darfmoufh, fhe Tuffs J. V. wifh ifs sfrong, heavy line was unable fo sfop Walf Harwood, John Alexander, Leon Beaulieu, and Bob Mafhews from scoring. Anofher hearfening improvemenf was Alexander's Vokey makes a pafh for Ellis. Hardy four perfecf exfra poinfs which gave Exefer a 28-O win. The Red and Grey was really on fhe way when if won over Bowdoin J. V. fhe following week, 48-0. The passing affack clicked, and Carboneau and Morrell found Alexander in fhe end zone for fhree scores. Then Worfh Blaney infercepfed a Bowdoin flaf pass and scored be- hind some fine blocking. Corky Ellis, faking ad- vanfage of good line play by Joe Morelli and Nick Callahan, crossed fhe goal line fwice more fo puf Exe'l-er away ouf in fronf. The game wifh Harvard freshmen fhe following Safurday furned info a kicking duel in which Dick Leonard gof off a beaufiful punf every fime. Haviland Smifh fook fhe ball 'ro fhe Harvard 20 on fhe kick-off, buf fhe 'ream was unable 'ro go any deeper unfil AI LeClair ran if fo fhe one in fhe fhird quarfer. However, a fumble losf fhaf scoring chance. The score remained a fie. Exefer fhen downed Maine Marifime, I3-6, playing ifs besf game 'ro dafe. Wifh a vicfory iusf under ifs belf, Capf. Duke Gormley led his hopeful feam againsf Andover seven days lafer. When 'rhe whisfle blew, fhe kick wenf fo Andover's capfain who ran fhrough fhe whole Exefer feam, assisfed by some fine blocking. The quarfer ended wifh fhe Red and Grey a liffle sfunned and frailing 7-0. Then, in fhe second quarfer, fhey snapped back and fore holes in Andover's line unfil Dick Leonard plunged across fo make if 6-7. The ball was readied for fhe exfra poinf, passed from fhe cenfer, and kicked. Too wide. LeClair hiis lhe lines. Miller V Plunginq Through The Blue. J. V. FOOTBALL The Junior Varsi+y Foo+ball +eam, coached by Mr. Benn, had an undefeafed four-game sea- son. The opening game wi+h A+lan+ic Air Acad- emy saw Exeler win 7-0. This viclory was followed by a 25-6 friumph agains+ Sanborn Seminary. A re+urn game againsl' Aflanfic Air Academy ended in a nine+een-poin+ lie. The squad rolled over +he blue in Plimplon Sladium lo 'the 'fune of I9-6. Caplain Bill Hickey, oulsianding bo+h for his passing and running, shared +he honors wi+h Andy Mellen. ALL-CLUB FOOTBALL ln a shorf, +wo-game season l'he All-Club foofball 'ream defeafed Porlsmoulh J. V., 32-6, and Andover, 24-0. Led by +he hard running of Caplain Don McLean and +he alerl' quarfer- backing of Peylon Pi'rney, fhe feam rolled 'ro an easy vic+ory over +he Blue. fi if . 'da 'H-G'ST'ig-if 7 An r f Q i iiir ' 5999? i.Ee?.iQ?i 71 32. ALL-CLUB FOOTBALL B7 rw Isl Row: Branson, Ryder, Van Meier, Mulcahy, McLean, Roberlson, Simpson, Pinkham, Lord. 2nd Row: Treadwell, Smilh, Douglass, Purcell, Hamill, Barker, Gagne, Doherly, Pifney, Slewarr. 3rd Row: Spence, Miller, Dean, Moffat Mullin, Fuller, Maller, Every, l-lilchcock. 41h Row: Mr, Fowler, Schmeisser, Wilson, lngwerson, Talboi, Taylor, Dresser, Franil, Mr. Thomas. 2 l VARSITY SOCCER W'ifh eighf leffermen, including Capfain Alan DeSchryver, refurning fhis year, fhe pros- pecfs of fhe I946 squad looked very brighf. A large parf of lasf year's firsf sfring was sfill infacf, wifh linemen Dave Palmer and Chick Shaugh- nessy, and fwo very good fullbacks in Nonny Darrell and Jim Bowers remaining. ln ifs hard-foughf opener, Exefer mef one of ifs sfrongesf opponenfs of fhe year in Deer- field and losf fo fhe Green, 2-I. The following game af Exefer againsf Governor Dummer was an easy friumph for fhe Red and Gray. Traveling fo Darfmoufh, Exefer mef a very sfrong J. V. squad and foughf fo a I-I fie. Exefer fhen won anofher easy vicfory, defeafing Waferfown High. Playing fhe Harvard Freshmen af Harvard, fhe Red and Gray wenf down fo ifs second defeaf. The following games wifh Belmonf, Medford, and Milfon were won wifh comparafive ease. Going info ifs game wifh Andover, fhe feam was slighfly favored, buf was nof over-confidenf. The firsf half wifnessed a seesaw baffle from end fo end of fhe field. Buf fhe second half was def- inifely Exefer's, fhe backs giving fine supporf fo fhe forward line, which confinued fo fake shofs af fhe Andover goal. Andover sfubbornly hung on, and endured fwo five-minufe overfimes wifh- ouf allowing a score. Dave Palmer puf a we'l placed shof pasf fhe Andover goalie iusf fwo seconds affer fhe final whisfle. Buf fhe shof nafurally was of no avail, and fhe game ended in a scoreless fie. ALL-CLUB SOCCER Prior fo fhe Andover game fhe I946 All- Club soccer feam revived fhe cusfom of playing againsf fhe Faculfy. The Faculfy won 3-l. The confesf againsf Andover fook place af fhe Hill on November I3. Capfain Johnson led fhe Exefer squad fo a l-O vicfory. Throughouf fhe firsf half neifher feam was able fo score. Then, during fhe fhird period, Erdman puf fhe ball pasf fhe Andover goalie for fhe game's only score. ACADEMY SOCCER TEAM Isf Row: Palmer, Grldley, Slwauglwnessy, Bollnfelcl, De Sclwryver, Bowers, Darrell, Laclwelier, Beebe. 2nd Row: Van der Wollc, Laclwelier, B., de Mello Meservy, Wood, Posl, Wlwlle, Culin, lvlallwey. 3rd Row: Mr. Kes'er Gabler, Reeve, Kelly, Gambee, Sada, l-luml, Manaqer Garber, Mr. Weelcs. ALL-CLUB SOCCER TEAM lsf Row: Dyer, Evans l-leyer, Efarv .lclnmscm Baflcer, Foley l-layos, Walslm Zncl Row: Qcderw Krax Wlfll-rar, Mai fox, Walslw, R., l'loTclwl4lsS,Molloy,Gomez. 3rd Row: Mr. Boollw, Winslow, Vlfoocl, Accola, Pillerlqer, l-larrns, Crump, Erdman, Mr. Palmer. Miller TOUCH FOOTBALL A leffer doesn'+ mean everylhing fo fhe boys af Exeferg so once more fhe Plimpfon play- ing fields echoed wifh fhe cheerful banfer of fhe fouch foofball crew. A capacify furnouf greefed coach deLancey af 1-he beginning of fhe season, and before long fhe feams were in acfion. Affer fhe lasf man had been carried off fl1e field, Borden's Bucking Bulls 'Finished on fop. This feam, sparked by Owen, Borden, McKee, Boland, and Cowles, when he fell' like coming ouf, was pressed closely by Wilkins Wandering Wombafs unfil fhe lasf game. Rusfy's Reamed Ringers, capfained by Barrows, were hampered by injuries and ofher forces beyond fheir confrol and finished in fhird place. lngraham's lncorrigible lncompefenfs, The Champs England's Ecclesiasfical Epilepfics, and Arm- sfrong's Afhlefes Anonymous rounded ouf fhe firsl' division. Delving deeper info lhe lower brackefs, one finds Leon and Eddie's, capfained by McCuaig and Melhado, Treaf's Trofs andfor Treaf's Mus- cles, Virden's Virfuous Virgins, and lasf, fhough nof leasf, Kerr's Korny Killers, lafer managed by Baker. Sfars were numerous fhis season, as well as oddifies. Jim Davis, Merce Barrows, fhe combi- nafion of Gilberf, Armsfrong, and Lynch were all oufsfanding. And fhen fhe impossible hap- pened one day, and Rhino infercepfed a pass. Bigelow l lf's louch- and go-. CROSS COUNTRY Mr. Lovshin, back affer ihree years in +he service, coached a green bu+ spiriied group of boys who were nofable more for fheir marked improvemenf during +he season +han for The scores of fheir meefs. The squad was made up chiefly of new men, held +oge+her by +he able leadership of ifs fwo refurning leH'ermen, Capfain Freelove and Capfain-elec+ Scudder, and of coach Lovshin. AHer several weeks of rugged condi+ioning on +he fwo-and-a-quarfer mile course, 'rhe feam began ils season when Scudder won +he P.E.A. Cross Coun'rry Trophy. Throughoul' +he season Scudder and Freelove led +he squad, consis+en+ly a whole, ihe feam furning in good fimes. As s'readily cur +heir limes down, reaching +heir peak wifh Andover. ln performances in fhe meel' mos+ of +he meefs, 'rhe feam was oufclassed, buf lhey did come fhrough wifh sliff compe+i+ion. one vicfory againsf Season's Scores: llow score winsl l Exefer 43 Darfmoulh I7 Exefer 33 Arlingfon 22 Exeler 36 Melrose I3 New England Championships: Moun+ Hermon 28, Andover 65, Moses Brown 68: Exe+er 75: Dean I08. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ls+ Row: Coggeshall, Scudder, Freelove, Lenlz. 2nd Row: Maraqer Memhard, Johnson, Mr. Lovshin. 6 l Exefer vs Exefer Ge? Hwaf ball! Theres' a long, long frail awindinqf' Miller Ireland Miller WINTER SPORTS BASKETBALL The I946-47 baskefball feam capped a suc- cessful season of eighf vicfories and five defeafs wifh a 48-42 vicfory over Andover. The quinfef, under fhe able direcfion of ifs new coach, Gordon Benn, succeeded in snapping Andover's eighf- game winning sfreak of fhe lasf five years. Cap- fained by Berf Craig and benefiffing from seven refurning leffermen, fhe feam opened fhe season by beafing Tuffs J.V., 37-I9. Affer losses fo Har- vard Freshmen, 50-34, Darfmoufh Freshmen, 77- 40, and Peddie, 43-35, fhe quinfef romped over New Hampshire J.V., 55-42 and over Cushing Academy, 58-46. Jim Mahoney, Leon Beaulieu, and Dick Leonard were oufsfanding newcomers in fhese confesfs. Wenfworfh lnsfifufe edged ouf fhe Red and Gray in fheir nexf game, 63-62, when an Exefer affempf fo freeze fhe ball, wifh a one- poinf lead and a minufe fo play, was frusfrafed. There 'followed a fhree game winning sfreak: Exefer succeeded in furning fhe fables and fri- umphing over fhe Harvard Freshmen, 64-57, in eking ouf a 47-46 decision on Jim Mahoney's free fhrow againsf New Hampshire's J.V., and in bowling over Harvard's J.V., 50-44. Anofher newcomer, Larry Luce, playing cenfer, shared scoring honors wifh Thorne Bufler and Jim Gab- ler. Exefer fhen dropped anofher game by one poinf, fhis fime fo fhe Yale Freshmen, 45-44. lf complefed ifs pre-Andover schedule by defeaf- ing Tilfon, 57-51. Againsf Andover, Coach Benn's deliberafe sfyle of play paid off. Faced wifh a fighf zone- defense, fhe sef-shofs of Jim Mahoney and fhe neaf, one-handed rebounds by Larry Luce kepf Exefer in fhe lead. Af fhe half fhe score was Exefer 25, Andover 23. ln fhe second half An- dover changed ifs defense fo a pressing, man-fo- man one. As Andover's play became rough and sloppy, Exefer gained an eighf-poinf lead. Luce again led fhe scoring. Junie Carbonneau never played beffer, and his ball-handling and his di- recfion of plays were oufsfanding. Leon Beaulieu, Capfain Berf Craig, and Jim Gabler complefed fhe vicforious firsf sfring combinafion. Giving a beaufiful exhibifion of passing and confrolling fhe ball, Exefer sfalled fhe lasf fwo minufes fo win 48-42. J. V. BASKETBALL The Exefer J.V. won 6 of ifs II games, in- cluding fhaf againsf Andover, 37-22. Af Andover, fhe J.V. succeeded in ouf- maneuvering fhe Blue zone defense, fheir lead being endangered only once. Capfain Howard Fish was oufsfanding for fhe Red and Grey. Wilson and Van Mefer seemed fo give fhe feam fhe mosf spark. Richard Ober was manager. ALL-CLUB BASKETBALL This year's All-Club baskefball feam losf fo Andover, 35-28. High scorers for Exefer were Saxe and Cafes, wifh eighf and seven poinfs respecfively. ln ifs only ofher game fhe All-Club defeafed fhe J.V., 22-I9, led by cenfer Dick Reeve, who scored eighf poinfs. Hardy ACADEMY BASKETBALL TEAM ls? Row: Gahran W. Carbonnelau, Hickey, Cralq, Mahoney, Luce, Uvaulicu. 2nd Row: Anderson, B. Carbon neau, Ronrer, Burler, Leonard. Mr, Benn. Irs a birdg W5 a planeg if 5 Exerer. 1 cor I+. J. V. BASKETBALL Isf Row: Josiin, Wilson, Demon, Fisii, Van Meier, Mueiier, Todd. 2nd Row: Manager Ober, Craig, Rider, Spence, Gaie phin, Luce, Mr. Rayboid. AL L-CLU B BASKETBALL lsf Row: Huni, Saxe, lnqwerson, Reeve, Faiicenburg, Cafes, Sade. 2nd Row: Goidrnan, Gaqne, Balmer, Heyer, Keily, O'- Donneli, Mr. Raybold. Taking +0 We air. No pushing, piease. Hardy Hardy HOCKEY lfs record of nine wins and five losses and a fie marks fhe 34fh varsify season as a successful one. Alfhough fhe squad losf ifs final game fo Andover, if beaf fhe boys. in blue during fhe Chrisfmas vacafion, af fhe New England Prep School Round Robin Tournamenf held in Bosfon. Six sfraighf vicfories provided an excellenf sfarf for fhe feam. Nofable among fhese were fhe friumphs over Choafe, Sf. Mark's and An- dover. The Darfmoufh Freshmen proved fo be fhe firsf sfumbling block, in a game played a+ Han- over. Buf Exefer came back fo defeaf Rindge Tech. Poor ice condifions forced fhe shiffing of fhe Sf. PauI's game fo Concord, where, for fhe second fime, fhe squad losf an exfremely close and hard-foughf confesf, by a score of 2-I. Of fhe following fhree games, fwo were Exe'rer's. Then came fhe day on which Coach Rogers be- lieves fhe feam played ifs besf hockey of fhe season. The oufcome was a 2-2 fie wifh Cam- bridge Lafin, second among Bosfon high schools. Belmonf Hill proved foo sfrong in fhe game prior fo fhe second meefing wifh Andover. ln fhis laffer evenf, played af fhe Bosfon arena, fhe boys from fhe hill gof fhe iump wifh fwo quick goals. lf fook Exefer only I2 seconds fo score in fhe second period, buf fhe Red feam could never overcome ifs deficif and bowed fo fhe Blue wifh fhe final counf af 4-2. lf is remarkable fhaf fhroughouf fhe season fhe sfarfing lineup never varied. Don Whisfon fended goal: Nelson Hooe and Ames Sfevens played defense. Vic McCuaig played af righf wing, Bob Alexander af leff wing, and 1-he feam's high scorer and Capfain-elecf, Hank Bofhfeld, af cenfer. No small credif for fhe successful sea- son is due fo Coach P. C. Rogers, who was ably assisfed by Mr. Leonard Rhoades, and by Prin- cipal Salfonsfall. Because of a mild winfer, fhe I946-47 Club Hockey season was shorfened by fwo weeks, and fhe J.V. and All-Club games wifh Andover were cancelled. Whaf ice fhere was, however, was used fo full advanfage by fhe Club feams. ln No goalie. A sure Thing? Hif fhe icel fhe Senior Loop fhe Canadians came ouf on fop, wifh fhe Americans a close second. A winning 'ream from fhe beginning, 'rhe Canadians losf buf once and were fied once in fhe fen-game season. The Americans, affer a slow sfarf, began fheir win- ning sfreak by beafing fhe Rangers and fhereaffer won almosf consisfenfly. The Rangers finished fhe season in fhird place, and fhe Bruins broughf up fhe rear. ln fhe Junior Loop fhe Redwings won fhe pennanf, and managed fo have a suc- cessful season despife fhe poor ice condifions. ffrfcgf Q 1 I I4I 1 li-ie -.M M fi ,-,GCR ,U L -uc' - X Lf Apwuvrf' A ,Aj -.., R- -JJ , x ff. ' ACADEMY HOCKEY TEAM lsl Row: Wlwlslofw, Slevens, Mr. Rogers, Capl. l-looe, lvlanaqer LeClair, Alexander, Smlllw, 2nd Row: Erdman, Povler, Mcffualq, Bollvlield, Gormley, McKee, Mr, Rlwoades, 3rd Row: Cowles, Plmlclwam, Cruilcslwemlc, Cowen McConnell. Ireland Bollwlield slwools. WrwY5lf m 5 aw S Ireland Acfion af Hue goal. WG H4 3 Ireland f I .-X ,fn L - 00,3 A f F Q Q I E I7 -'+C fi me a.r. Qgigf rski Q52 , X M V' J K X? C. ILL WRESTLING Under fhe able coaching of Mr. Seabrooke, fhis year's varsify wresfling feam complefed a successful season wifh four wins and fhree Iosses. Oufsfanding evenfs were a disappoinfing Ioss fo Milfon and an exfremely excifing win over Ando- ver. Andover gained an early I0 fo 0 lead buf could win only one ofher mafch againsf a spirifed Exefer feam. Bofh John Lee and Pefe Evans, weighing I2I and I28 respecfively, were pinned by fhe superior Andover wresflers. Powerful Bud Adams won his mafch wifh no frouble fo com- plefe an undefeafed season. The week before, he had impressively pinned his Milfon opponenf. Warren Whife, in a fasf and excifing mafch, gained a fall in fhe second. Unforfunafely, Ed Sfuckey. Chaunce Loomis, who had previously beafen Red Cassidy, Capfain of P.E.A.'s I944 feam, decisively overcame his opponenf. Mike Mahoney beaf his rival, in a very close mafch, 3 fo 0, by dim' of a neufral in fhe Iasf period. Mahoney, oufweighed by six pounds and handi- capped by confinual illness, foughf an admirable mafch. Capfain Guido Rahr, displaying his usual sfrengfh and skill, could nof quife secure a faII. Wresfling unlimifed, Capfain-elecf Ed Cousins, affer dislocafing fwo fingers in 'Ihe firsf period, gained a fall in 'I'he second. Unforfunafely, Ed was Iafer pinned by his defermined adversary. Buf Cousins pinned his man in Iess fime, and fhe score of The mafch was 5 fo 3 in his favor. Honorable menfion should go fo Les Wilson, a Lower, who wresfled very well during fhe sea- son buf was sick for fhe Andover meef. Exefer-Andover I2I Ibs. Lemp IAI defeafed Lee IEI, fall I28 Ibs. Linn IAI defeafed Evans IEI, fall I36 Ibs. Adams IEI defeafed Finney IAI, 5-O I45 Ibs. Whife IEI defeafed Sfuckey IAI, 7-4 I55 Ibs. Loomis IEI defeafed Wood IAI, 6-0 I65 Ibs. Mahoney IEI defeafed Ordman IAI, 3-0 I75 Ibs. Rahr IEI defeafed Waring IAI, 8-I Unlimifed. Cousins IEI defeafed Wighf IAI, fall Season's Scores: Exefer 8 Yale Freshmen 2I Exefer I2 Choafe 8 Exefer I2 Harvard Freshmen I6 Exefer 20 Needham 3 Exefer II Milfon I7 Exefer 20 Andover I3 Exefer I7 Perkins 8 Following fhe example sei' by fhe varsify feam, Coach Seabrooke's J.V. wresfling 'Ieam de- feafed Andover, I8-8. Led by Capfain Jim Graves, fhe feam capfured six of 'Ihe eighf mafches fo avenge Iasf year's defeaf. Ouf- sfanding for Exefer were Graves, Bloomer, Taif, and Fallon. Nearly forfy-five boys, disfribufed in six clubs, wresfled under Coach Seabrooke. Resulfs of fhe club compefifion showed fhe superiorify of fhe Whifes, bofh in fhe dual meefs and in fhe final fournamenf. The fhird man in each weighf affer fhe season's ladder compefifion became a member of fhe AII-Club 'I'eam. Loomis fries an escape. ACADEMY WRESTLING TEAM ls+ Row: Lee, Bioorner, Cousins, Ranr, Loomis, Adams, Evans. 2nd Row: Manager Virden, Wniie, Falion, Wilson, Mano ney, Mr. Seabrooke. ALL-CLUB WRESTLING TEAM Isf Row: Hinckiey, Hopkins, Madden, Graves, Barker, Scnoop, Woeifei. 2nd Row: Manager Fuiier, Hyrnan, Dyer Tai? Haywood, Kent Safiord, Oiiver, Mr. Seabrooke. Take if easy, bud. Tkmaiis our Capiain. Squeeze play, Pefschek Rust SWIMMING The Academy swimming feam enioyed a very successful year, for alfhough five oul' of i+s six meefs were againsf college Freshmen or J. V. reams, if los+ only rwo meefs. The +eam's captain, Bill lngraham, Bob Mc- Gowan and Dick Hargrave, who broke 'I'he I50- yards backsfroke record which he had sei' las+ year, were rhe oufsfanding members of +he ieam. The second defea+ was af +he hands of An- dover. Probably ihe besl' race of +he meel' was ihe 200 yards free-sfyle, in which Andover's Mc- Lane broke ihe pool record af Andover, and all Exe+er-Andover records, wi+h a lime of 2 minuies and 2 fenfhs of a second. The baHle for second place befween Exe+er's Capfain, Bill Ingraham, and Tebbens of Andover was very close, lngra- ham finally pulling ahead. In fhe diving, Exe+er's Thorson +ook an unexpecfed firsi' againsf Ando- ver's Capfain Hari. He won by one +enl'h of a poin+. The whole meer depended on 'rhe final relay, and Andover's Farnswor+h proved +o be fhe decisive facfor in giving Andover fhe viciory. Season's Scores: Exe+er 37 Bowdoin J.V. 29 Exefer 29 Yale Freshmen 37 Exefer 37 Harvard Freshmen 29 Exeier 37 M.l.T. Freshmen 29 Exefer 45 Darfmoufh Freshmen 2I Exefer 29 Andover 37 The Exerer Junior Varsiiy swimming squad los+ ifs only meer of fhe year, by a score of 45-2 I, io a similar Andover feam. The Blue swimmers H4 6 Take your marks. capfured all bul' one firsl' place, as well as boih +he medley and +he free-s+yle relays. Hank Myers, in fhe IOO-yard breasl' siroke, secured Exel'er's only firsf. The Red and Gray All-Club swimmers com- plefed a successful season by defeaiing fhe An- dover All-Club, 38-I9. Three pool records were shaHered by 'rhe P.E.A. mermen: 'rhe 200-yard free-s'I'yle mark was lowered by 3.9 seconds by Peyfon Weary: in +he I50-yard medley relay, Exe+er's feam of Thoenen, Baldwin, and Gordon lopped 3.4 seconds off fhe former record: and 'rhe relay feam of Dawson, Accola, Charlfon, and Seeley se+ fhe ihird mark by 'iurning in 'Phe 'Fasl' lime of I:48:2. Go! l er? Q J. V. SWIMMING IsI' Row: I-Iall, Huebsch, Johnson, A. Sada, Calverl, Bingham, Mueller. 2nd Row: Mr. Fowler, B. Lachelier, Blaney Armsfronq. ALL-CLUB SWIMMING TEAM Isf Row: I-Iayes, Accola, Gordon, Thompson, Croufer, Baldwln, Seeley. 2nd Row: I-Iarlwell, Norlon, Dawson, S. I-led berg, Weary, Thoenen, Mr. Fowler, I-Iunfinqlon, Anderson. Q - L3 ACADEMY SWIMMING TEAM Isf Row: MCG-owan, Pafon, I-Iarqrave, D. I-Ieclloerq, Capl. lngraham, Graham, Sands, Rushlon, Cobb. 2nd Row: Goff, Franclc, Myers, Kruldnler, F. Davls, Thorson, C. Shand, Slone. 3rd Row: Mr. Fowler, Manager Arrnslrong. II47I WINTER TRACK Afler 'four years in lhe Navy, Ralph Lovshin relurned I'his year as head-coach of lhe winI'er frack leam. He immedialely wenl +o work mak- ing hurdlers oul' of sprinlers, dislance men oul' of sprinlers, and shol puH'ers ou'I of preps, and 'lrying lo lransform a lop-sided squad inlo a well rounded leam. The firsl meel was Iosf, 44-37, lo a slrong Bowdoin J.V. leam. Improving con- sfanlly, lhe leam came back lhe following week lo win over 'I'he Darlmoulh Freshmen, 46-35. Our sprinling power was evidenl' in 'rhis mee+ when we swepl' lhe dash and look firsls in lhe hurdles and I'he 300. The following Salurday Exe'I'er lopped Tabor Academy wilh ease. Tha+ same evening our 'four-man relay leam composed of Caplain Corky Ellis, Wyman Proclor, Peler Brooke, and Don Hummel ran in lhe B.A.A. games in Boslon and beal Andover in a 'lhrilling race, breaking Andover's sfring of 'lhree conseculive viclories. Exeler lhen won ils 'fourlh viclory over a weak Worcesler 'I'eam, 55-I7. A week Ialer, 'Ihe Harvard Freshmen leam came lo Exeler and eked oul a viclory. The final meel' wilh Andover was very close all lhe way. The Blue swepl I'he shol puI', bul Exe'ler's sprinlers kepl I'he score even unlil fhe end, when Andover wenl ahead fo win by five poinls, 43-38. 6' 4 4 The Andover Meelz 45-yd. high hurdles-Krayer lEl, Fenn IAI, Tyler Time: 6s. 40-yd. dash-Krayer IEI, Wood lAl, Ellis Time: 4.65. 3U0-ycl. run-Ellis lEl, Lachelier IEI, Taylor lAl. Time: 33.9s. 600-yd. run-Chilrlick IAI, Hummel IEI, Sharpe Time: Im., 2I.2s. IOOO-yd. run-Sharpe IAI, Maslers lEl, Hayes IAI. Time: 2m., 30.Is. Shol' pul-Edge lAl, Macomber IAI, Bradley lAl. Disl.: 5I H., SVZ in. Pole vauI+-Appel lAl, Mello IEI, lie belween Aikens IAI and Lasley H+.: I2 H., 9:24 in. lNew meel' record.l High iump-Belknap IEI, Hubbard IAI, lie belween Mello lEl and Taggarl' H+.: 5 H., I0 in. Broad iump-Wood IAI, Weller lEl, Lach- Iier Dist: 2I fl., 7V2 in. This year 'Ihe J.V. lrack leam had a record of one viclory and lhree deleals. The leam won one of lhe Iwo dual meels againsf Porlsmoulh High and came in second in a Iriangular meel wifh PorI'smouI'h and Soulh Porlland High Schools In lhe Andover meel, lhe leam Iosl, 63V2 lo I9V2, failing +o caplure any firsls. C7 .-. .- ' ffl ACADEMY TRACK TEAM Isl Row: Weller, Maslers, Krayer, Mello, Capl. Ellis, Lachelier, Hummel, Belknap. 2nd Row: Mr. Pearson, Manager Bub- lilz, Freelove, Procler, Barllelf, Mcfxlpln, Scudder, Mr. Lovshin. ALL-CLUB TRACK TEAM Isf Row: HamH+on,Jor1nson, Jackman J. Johnson, Pfernfenberger, Branson, Sfevens. 2nd Row: Mr, Godfrey, Manager Bublifz, Pnifp, McKaNor, Cousins, Mr. Lovshln. Miller Petschek Lefr: A Ionq snof. Rrgnf: Up and over. 11491 FENCINC-5 Faced wifh an unusually hard schedule, fhe fencing feam complefed a fair season wifh one win and four defeafs. The feam losf ifs firsf mafch againsf fhe Harvard Freshmen, 7-2, Capfain Turner and L. Mogollon faking Exefer's only vicfories. ln fhe nexf mafch Exefer bowed fo a superior Yale feam wifh Mogollon, a consisfenf winner, securing Exe- fer's only win. The following week, in a refurn mafch wifh Harvard, fhe feam showed improve- menf alfhough if losf six boufs fo fhree. Unforfu- nafely, Capfain Turner was unable fo compefe because of illness, a misforfune which confribufed fo fhe feam's defeaf. Mogollon and Lim were responsible for Exefer's fhree friumphs, Mogollon faking fwo and Lim one. Jerry Turner, mainsfay of fhe second sfring, was elevafed fo fhe firsf feam for fhis mafch in Capfain Turner's absence. ln ifs nexf mafch fhe feam, much improved by fhe able coaching of Messrs. McKendrick and Evereff, gained ifs firsf vicfory of fhe season, de- feafing fhe M.I.T. J.V., 5-4. Mogollon won all fhree of his boufs, and Ben Lim and Jerry Turner, again subsfifufing in Capfain Turner's absence, won a bouf each. The following week, wifh Capfain Turner again in fhe lineup, fhe feam faced Andover for FENCING TEAM Poinf fo poinf. fhe final meef of fhe season buf was overcome in a spirifed sfruggle, 7-2. Capfain Turner and Luis Mogollon secured Exe+er's vicfories. The second feam also losf, 6-3, wifh J. Turner, Colcord, and Rockwell each winning one bouf. Blake Cheney did a fine iob as manager, and Capfain Turner proved himself an able leader, despife being handicapped by illness fhrough much of fhe season. lsf Row: Rockwell, Turner, J., Turner, A., Lim, Mogollon. Znd Row: Pefschek, Mr. Mcliendrick, Cheney, Mr. Evereff, Colcord. ACADEMY SQUASH TEAM lsl Row: Buffriclc, Rose Koenig, Harding, Lynch, Mr. Benneif, SQUASH From fhe sfandpoinf of comparafive scores, fhe I947 Squash Team had a rafher poor season, winning buf fwo of ifs nine mafches. This poor record was parfly fhe resulf of fhe +eam's refurn fo a heavy pre-war schedule which included many sfrong college feams. A number of fhe scores were close, however, and fhe final confesf in some insfances decided fhe oufcome of fhe mafch. Wifh Capfain Mason Harding, fhe only re- furning lefferman, Mr. Benneff had fo build an almosf enfirely new squad. ln fhe opening mafch 'lhe Harvard Freshmen badly frounced fhe Exefer Racquefeers wifh a clean sweep, buf fhe follow- ing confesfs became more even as +he year pro- gressed. Playing fhe Darfmoufh Freshmen for fhe firsf fime in feam compefifion, Exefer wenf down 3-2 in anofher close mafch. Traveling fo Deer- field, fhe Red and Gray scored ifs inifial vicfory of fhe season. Nexf, affer losing sfill anofher close confesf wifh fhe M.l.T. J.V., fhe feam com- plefed ifs season by overwhelming Brooks. The usual line-up for fhe year was as follows: Harding, Lynch, Colwell, Buffriclc, Rose, and Koenig. Cabof and deConingh played as spares in various mafches. ln fhe annual Loclcefl' Cup Tournamenl' be- fween members of fhe feam, Lynch managed fo defeaf Harding for fhe fifle in a very close and hard foughf mafch, which he won, 3-2. Scores Exefer Exefer Exefer Exefer Exefer Exefer Exefer Exefer Exefer 0 I 0 2 3 2 I 2 4 if you lcnow how. Harvard Freshmen 5 Harvard Club of Bosf Middlesex 5 Darfmoufh J.V. 3 Deerfield 2 Yale Freshmen 3 Harvard Freshmen 4 M.l.T. J.V. 3 Brooks I on4 SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL Gordon Benn, refurning affer four years in fhe Navy, coached fhe Red and Grey fhrough a successful season. This feam, Hs nucleus formed by six refurning leffermen, finished Hs season wHh eighf wins, fwo losses, and one fie. The Andover game, scheduled 'ro be played af Exefer on a gala Alumni Day, was rained ouf and was played af Andover fhe following Wednesday. Pifcher Alexander, supporfed by a brillianf defense, held Andover's powerful bafs- men fo fwo runs. Exefer, using Hs well-known squeeze play, go'I' Iwo runs in Ihe fiffh, Gormley and Rohrer crossing fhe plafe. The game was rained ouf af fhe end of fhe eighfh wHh fhe score fied, much fo fhe disappoinfmenf of bofh schools. Capfain John Chase, winner of Ihe Dana Win- gate Baseball Trophy for fhe second consecufive year, played his usual brillianf game af 'Ihird base. Season's Scores Exefer I I Wellesley 0 Exefer 2 Cambridge Lal-in I Exefer Lynn Classical 2 Exefer Sf. Sebasfian 5 Exefer Manchesfer Cen. 2 Exefer Arlingfon 4 Exefer Rochesfer 3 Exefer Porfsmoufh 2 Exefer Medford 6 Exefer Evereff 2 Exefer Andover 2 J. V. BASEBALL A sfrong Exefer J.V., paced by fhe superb pHching of Jim Graves and fhe fine all-round play of Capfain Johnny Morrell, finished a suc- cessful season wifh six wins and four defeafs. ln fhe Andover game Graves pifched a beaufiful one-hiffer fo give Exefer a six-fo-fwo vicfory. ALL-CLUB BASEBALL A powerful All-Club, amassing fiffeen runs as 'Ihe resulf of fhirfeen hifs and eighf Blue errors, decisively bea'I' Andover, fiffeen 'lo five. 'BuHriclc, Newbauer, and Purcell did a good job pifching for fhe Red and Gray. BASEBALL PROSPECTS The currenf Exefer baseball feam promises fo be one of fhe besf in recenf years. The season gefs under way on fhe sixfeenih of April againsf Somerville and reaches Hs climax on May I'hir'I'y- firsl' in fhe annual game wHh Andover. Boasfing seven refurning leffermen, Capfain Bob Mafhews, Gormley, Alexander, Rorher, Car- bonneau, Lynch, and Gabler, plus fwo experi- enced new boys in MorelQi and Whisfon, fhe squad looks forward fo a possible undefeafed season. I946 ACADEMY BASEBALL TEAM lsf Row: Ladd, Rohrer, Moses, Maffnews Chase, Nexander, Gormley, Tarr, Ebensfien. 2nd Row: Manaqer Kirf land, Manaqer Barq, Carbonneau, Gabfer, Lynch, Carlson, Manager BaiNey, Mr. Benn. I 946 ALL-CLUB BASEBALL f K f 4 L I 22 9 L 4' 'Wur f LACROSSE ln I945, for fhe firsf fime in eleven years, an Exefer lacrosse squad losf a game fo Andover. The I946 squad was inexperienced: fhere were only four refurning leffermen. They faced fhe foughesf schedule in P.E.A. lacrosse hisfory and fhe mosf rigorous condifioning Mr. Kesler had ever given. They avenged fhe l945 defeaf. Paced by Co-capfain Philo Lange and Havi- land Smifh af aH'ack, big Wally Nu'H'ing af de- fense, and capable Co-capfain Mickey O'Connell in fhe goal, fhey bowled over fwo college squads, M.l.T. and Harvard, before losing fo a powerful Tuffs feam. Then fhe Red and Gray offense opened up on Governor Dummer wifh Haviland Smifh scoring seven fimes. In fhe nexf game a sfrong Bosfon Lacrosse Club feam overcame Exefer in fhe final minufes fo friumph by one goal. The P.E.A. squad reached ifs peak againsf Deer- field in ifs final confesf before meefing Andover, buf fhe game ended in a fie. Againsf Andover, fhe feam was off fo a slow sfarf. The half ended af 5-5. Then fhe Exefer offense broke loose. Two goals by Lange and fwo by Smifh gave fhe Red and Gray a lead fhey never relinquished. Exefer, wifh Lange scoring five goals and O'Connell making fwenfy-fhree saves, won I3-8. Thirfeen leffermen, among fhem four sfarfers from lasf year's Andover game, are refurning. Haviland Smifh is capfain-elecf. Exefer I2 M.l.T. 7 Exefer l0 Harvard 3 Exefer 5 Tuffs I6 Exefer I8 Gov. Dummer 4 Exefer II Bosfon L.C. I2 Exefer ll Deerfield ll Exefer I3 Andover 8 LACROSSE PROSPECTS ln I946 fhirfeen underclassmen received la- crosse leffersg in I947 fwelve of fhese leffermen refurned. Capable Haviland Smifh, playing af- fack, will capfain fhe feam. Mr. Vrooman has refurned fo fake charge of fhe defense. Mr. Kessler, as head coach, has good reason fo be happy. A vicfory over Andover fhis year would be fhe fhirfeenfh in a fourfeen year rivalry. ALL-CLUB LACROSSE The All-Club Lacrosse feam defeafed fhe Andover squad 7-2 in a game which was Exefer's all fhe way. Affer a firsf minufe goal on a solo run by Brooke, fhe Red and Gray kepf fhe visifors almosf confinually in fheir own zone, and fhe Blue defense was repeafedly sfopped in ifs afiempfs fo clear fhe ball. Though ifs defense had very liffle work, Exe'ler's midfields, led by Brooke wifh fwo goals, and ifs affack, wifh Foley scoring fhree, were confinually acfive. lndodrlnafion by OWCI Blood and Guia I947 SQUAD ,W , 'Q ,K , From behind. One minu+e. Unquofe Wlwlrfinq Dervish I946 ACADEMY LACROSSE TEAM lsf Row: Fields, Davidson, Smillw, O'Connell, Lange, Nulllng, Erclman, Sclwlufer. 2nd Row: Le Clair, Hafner, Sislc, Hol- den, Barrows, Redman, Owen, l-larnillon, Gilbert 3rd Row: Reeve, Cowen, Brurnbauqlw, Hell, Graham, Slanyon, Maho- ney, McConnell. 4+h Row: Mr. Halen, Bradley, Dougherfy, Snand, Cowles, Mr. Kesler. I 946 ALL-CLU B LACROSSE Is'r Row: Coburn, Ewald, Spence, Broolce, Borden, Funlclmouser, Wood, Angell, Parker. 2nd Row: Foley, Gridley, SlnandS, Polnlmann, Evans, Wlvife, Beebe, Sclwwulsl, Melhado. 3rd Row: Hayes, Toslwaclc, Mulcahy, McLean, Mallox, Fish, Casey. Callnoun, 4+l'1 Row: Mr. Seabroolce, Kerr, Huber, l-largrave, Bigelow Mr. Halen. - ? A E3 as N561 TRACK The spring +rack feam had a fairly successful season, winning lwo meeis and losing one. ln fhe New England lnferscholasfics Exefer placed second, while an excepfionally sfrong Andover feam won 'lhe rifle. ln +his meei- Capfain Ellis look a firsl' in lhe hundred yard dash, and Hall look ihe only ofher Exe+er firsl, in ihe mile. Exefer won iis firsl' mee+ of +he season over a raiher weak Worcesrer Academy feam. Huse was high scorer wi+h firsf in 'rhe iavelin and discus, and Ellis, Hall, and Mello all showed up well. Againsl- fhe Harvard B feam, Exeier scored a smashing vicfory, allowing ihe visirors only one firsf. Ellis and Huse did very well, scoring 'I'wenl'y- five poinis beiween rhem. ln ifs dual meer wirh Andover +he +eam was complefely swamped. Andover swepl' six evenfs, and ihe only Exefer lirsis were faken by Hall and Ellis. Al+hough +he score sei' a record for an Exeier-Andover irack meel, credil' musl' be given 'ro a spiriied ieam 'lhaf gave everylhing if had. The fwo ouislanding men on fhe 'ream were Capiain Corky Ellis and Harry Hall: each was undefea+ed in his evenfs fhroughoul' 'rhe season. Shorfy Huse, Bob Mello, Rog Maihes, and Berl' Coville showed good abilify. Season's Scores Exefer 80V2 Worcesier Academy 27V2 Exeier IO9 Harvard B I7 New England ln+erscholas+ics: Exefer l2ndl 46V2 Andover llsil 86 Exeler 27 Andover lO2 U5 7 I947 TRACK SQUAD ALL-CLUB TRACK The All-Club Track ieam had only a fair season, wi+h a record of rwo wins and four losses. ln ifs firsf five meefs againsf high schools, 'ihe feam overcame Nashua and Manchesrer Wesf, while losing fo Mefhuen, Porfsmouih, and Dover. The Andover meel' was very close, Andover win- ning 66 3f5 'lo 59 2f5 by virfue of faking a 'firsf and second in fhe lasl evenl, fhe discus. ln l'his meei bo+h ieams look fwo sweeps. Miller was 'rhe high scorer, wiih a firsi and second in +he hurdles. SPRING TRACK PROSPECTS As fhe Winfer frack squad moves our of doors, i'l's hopes 'For a vicfory over Andover +his spring brighfen. All fhe leH'ermen of The Winfer squad are back, and wi+h fhe aid of several very good new men should make fhe leam very sfrong in ihe dashes, hurdles, and quarfer mile. There is, however, much work +o be done before anyihing really definife can be said. The number of good preps and lowers ou'l 'for 'lhe sporl' is very heari- ening. Many of fhe class records have been broken by +hese boys, some of whom are already on fhe varsiiy. Under Coach Lovshin, lhey will undoubiedly ensure Exe'rer's having a frack feam of sieadily increasing s+reng+h during 'l'he nexl' four years. l I946 ACADEMY TRACK TEAM Isl Row: Huse, Summy, l-lall, Ellis Malhes, Laclwelier, Malnoney, Coville. 2nd Row: Nealln, Monlgomery, Mello, Gordon Cushman, Weller, Bullrey. 3rd Row: Filcln, Niedner, Reed, Murplny, Danlell, Mr. Kanaly. I946 ALL-CLUB TRACK TEAM Isl' Row: Slevens, l-larlwell Nicrosi, Miller, Peckham, Freelove, Hummel, Smyllne, Molloy. 2nd Row: Higgins, Fuller, Proc fer, Ober, Voolnis, Dunn, Knox, Johnson. 3rd Row: Bublllz, Mr. Fowler, Gambee, Johnson, Frosl, Rounds, Bacon, Mr. Cross 11--in ,ww G5aMEAx.d57m TT W TENNIS The I946 varsHy fennis season was nof as successful as had been hoped. Exefer Iosf Hs capfain, Turner, and 'Ihree of Hs scheduled mafches were canceled because of rain. In fhe opening mafch againsf a sfrong Harvard varsify fhe Exefer feam wenf down fo defeaf. The fwo squads shared fhe singles evenly, buf Harvard made a clean sweep in fhe doubles. The nexf fhree mafches were canceled, and nearly a monfh elapsed before fhe firsf four players iourneyed fo Andover for fhe New England Inferscholasfics. The fournamenf was dominafed by fhe boys in blue, and no Exefer man reached fhe semi-finals of fhe singles, alfhough fwo Exefer combinafions were nof eliminafed unfil fhe semi- finals of 'I'he doubles. In Hs Iasf mafch before meefing Andover fhe varsHy overwhelmed Sf. Pauls. Here af Exefer, on May 29, fhe squad paired off againsf Andover. DespHe fhe facf fhaf An- dover won, four of fhe singles mafches wenf 'Io fhree sefs, and Hooe and Shaughnessy 'Iook fhe number one doubles from fhe Blue's Chapin and Upiohn. Bliss scored ExeI'er's lone singles vicfory. For fhe Andover mafch Hooe played in fhe number one slofg Shaughnessy, +wog Bliss, fhreeg Mifchell, four: Hawkins, five, Afwood, six. Coach Roger's I947 feam is looking forward fo Hs season wifh opfimism. WHh four refurning Ieffermen, fhe feam is sure fo be a sfrong one, Q -MI .EWS . 2.2'we?iJ2:ii'f?f A 5 and every indicafion seems fo poinf fo fhe defeaf of Andover. Season's Scores Exefer 3 Harvard 6 Exefer 9 . Sf. PauIs0 Exefer 2 Andover 7 J. V. TENNIS The J.V. fennis feam, sparked by MacMuIIen, Heyer, and Trimpi, ended Hs season wHh fhree wins and one loss. In fhe Andover confesf H mef a superior feam and wenf down fo defeaf, 7-2. ALL-CLUB TENNIS In I946, for fhe firsf fime, an AII-Club fennis feam was formed. Unforfunafely fhis feam Iosf fo Andover, 6-3. TENNIS PROSPECTS Four refurning Ieffermen form fhe core of fhis year's feam. Nelson Hooe and Chick Shaugh- nessy are rafed as fhe number fhree New England Inferscholasfic doubles combinafion. Hooe has a singles ranking of seven, and Capfain Dick Bliss is fiffh in fhe Inferscholasfics. Ira Hawkins likewise refurns fhis season. The Andover mafch wifhouf a doubf will be close, for af fhe Hill Gross and Chapin, bofh of whom played on fhe Blue varsHy Iasi' year, are on hand again. The fwo squads will firsf meef on May I6-I 7 in fhe Inferscholasfic af Andover. f I946 ACADEMY TENNIS TEAM Isf Row: ScIwauqIwnessy, Mr. Rogers, Mi+cIweII, Manager PaImer, I-Iooe. 2nd Row: Bligg, Afwood Hawkins. I946 J. V. TENNIS TEAM I946 ALI.-CLUB TENNIS TEAM lsf Row: Smifa, I-Ieyvr, Ma:MuIIen, Bemvcft 2nd Row: ISI Row: Sfrawaban, Harding, Baker BarcIay, Dean. Zn Mr. Dunne-II, Trfmpil Row: Mr. Aukims, Eafon, Cafes, McMIIIem. A 9 Q CREW The I946 varsiI'y crew schedule consisfed of five races: Pomfrei Brooks -May II Noble and Greenough-May I8 -May Z5 -May 4 Belmonl Hill Middlesex -June I The season as a whole was successful. I+ was marred by defeai' only al' 'rhe hands of Pom- fref, whose experienced crew managed +o sweep all Ihree races. Exefer came back +o win +he regafla wilh Brooks al' NorI'h Andover, alfhough fhe limes of +he Iwo compefing boa+s were slow because of Ihe wind and Ihe choppy waI'er of Lake Cochifuafe. Agains+ Noble and Greenough Ihe firs+ and second boafs came home ahead, bui Ihe 'rhird boai was unable +o bea+ Noble's scrappy crew. ln fhe 'Final race before fhe sea- son's climax againsi Middlesex, Exe+er's firs+ and second crews iourneyed +o Cambridge +o down Belmonl' Hill. On June Isl, Perry-Lamonf Day, Ihe Exe+er- Middlesex rega++a was held on 'Ihe Squamsco++ River. Exefer won all Ihree races by narrow margins and in doing so regained possession of fhe Columbia Cup. The coaching las+ year was handled by Mr. Bissell, Dr. Phillips, Mr. Bragdon, and Mr. Swift The members of fhe firsl' crew were: Caplain I946 ACADEMY CREW Guido Rahr, bow, Sfevens, BarI'le++, Underwood, sfrokeg Mandel, cox: +he second crew: Sfone, bow: Bufler, Hedberg, Nulsen, slrokeg Franlz, cox, Ihe l'hird crew: CaboI', bow: Turner, Reeve, Plimp'I'on, sirokeg Wilde, cox. CREW PROSPECTS Wi+h seven relurning leHermen, Bar'Ile'I'I', S+evens, Rahr, Mandel, Bu+ler, Hedberg, and Nulson, 'Ihis year's crews promise Io do well in +l1eir races againsl' Pomfrei, Belmon+, and Mid- dlesex, and in a six-school regaHa. Wiih all seven refurning leHermen in 'rhe firsi and second crews, bolh should be beHer +han 'Ihey were las+ year. In fhe firsf boa+ ihere will be las+ year's cap+ain, Guido Rahr, probably a+ bow: Ames Sfevens, No. 23 Caplain Harlan BarI'leH', No. 3: and Hugh Bacon af sfroke. As Ihis sfory is wriH'en fhe men are fairly definife, bul' 'Iheir posilions may be changed during I'he season. The cox will be Chick Mandel. The second boa+ will probably have Ed Cousins a+ bow, Thorne Bu+ler, No. 2, Sieve Hedberg, No. 3: Eric Nulson, sfrokeg and Ed Barker as cox. These posilions, however, are no'I' definife as we go Io press. Isl Row: Mandel, Franlz. 2nd Row: Slone, Barllell, Mr. Sallonslall, Rahr, Mr. Bissel, Underwood, Slevens. 3rd Row: Mr. Sandborn, Cabot Buller, Reeve, Hedberg, Turner, Plimplon, Loring. s ' gr ,V , j, Q1-56-9 Q? I947 CREW SQUAD ill' Ill Wil H Hoafsl Goin' home. wr ,, M M, 5' J ,V . f'w GOLF Playing ifs firsf full schedule in fhree years, fhe golf feam won five vicfories and suffered fwo defeafs. ln ifs firsf mafch Exefer losf fo a powerful Yale Varsify. Then, affer a win over Beverly High, fhe Exefer feam suffered ifs lasf defeaf af fhe hands of Choafe. A Harvard feam was defeafed easily, and fwo vicfories were scored againsf Worcesfer Academy. ln a very excifing game played af fhe Haver- hill Counfry Club, Exefer friumphed over An- dover, 5V2 fo 3V2. This was Exefer's fwelffh con- secufive vicfory over fhe Blue. Oufsfanding for Exefer in fhis mafch were Archie Hewiff, Capfain Bill Gilberf and Jim Websfer, who won fheir individual mafches easily. Season's Scores Beverley High School 3 Exefer Yale Varsify 7 Exefer Exefer Choafe 7 Exefer Harvard 0 Exefer Worcesfer Academy O Exefer fz Worcesfer Academy 3V2 Exefer SVZ Andover 3V2 VARSITY GOLF PROSPECTS Wifh fhree leffermen, including Capf. George Briggs, refurning, fhe prospecfs for fhe I947 season look very good. The remainder of I946 GOLF TEAM lsf Row: Websfer Mr. Carharl, Gilberf, Goldman, Briggs. 2nd Row: Marshall, Bergen, Piclcharf, Seymour, Danforfh, fhe feam will be selecfed from fhe 47 boys now ouf for golf by means of challenge mafches. 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Where Alumni, parents and frienzls are welcomed the year rouncl Telephone Exeter 800 BOLTON- SMART COMPANY,Inm Wholesale Purveyors of Choice BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, PORK, POULTRY, FISH BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS 17-25 South Market Street Boston, Mass. Telephone: LAFayette 1900 Um Y Squeeze play. Learnin' Wines. This is Caesar. buf if aim? Cfeopefra. Isn'+ fhis Hsie, Jeff? CUNNINGHAM Photographer for THE PEAN ik An extensive file of pictures of teams and societies of this year and of years past is always at your service. ik Studio: Water Street, Exeter H881 An apple a day. l l Wl1al's up, Pop? Aclverfisemenl: Muscles wanted. Dorff lrip over llwe board walk. l1's only ldlfen play The Flnlslw. She doesrfl look as if sl1e'd bile Time ow from We corners Yo u Win , M . ,IW X XX qu g 1 ff 'L '4 Ir, J 'nl' X , ,s go' , 'ifffgg X336 pg Q '-I-if Qc '-f .1 YF' Q N U Q 1 1 Yi I f ?e. 4 3 . si- Asif' if ug. f -f, ? s i .' ' MGX Q - I Peffu lgf termed Fighlri ng off sie rvafion. Head +00 big? 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Gifts for all occasions OKO ITE Insulated Wires, Cables Sr Splicing Tapes PASSAIC N. J., U. S. A. The high mark gf' of fine class jewelry! Your class ring selection hears the same DRC mark which has assured generations of students of high quality design, workmanship and value. Look for this mark on all future class and fraternity jewelry and awards. '- 1 1 I I7 JOHN SIREELNEWVORK 8 I BOSTON I NEW ORLEANS I PROVIDENCE THE ROCKINGHAM NATIONAL BANK EXETER, N. H. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Company Federal Reserve System U96 Hail! Greai Caesar. is 9 Mob rules In M OUTFITTERS TO EXETER MEN Clothing - Sporting Goods - Records GEORGE Sz PHILLIPS, Inc. E C pliments of X E T BATCHELDER'S H A 81 E R BOOKSTORE M P T o N EXETER, N. H. ELECTRIC CO. EMERSQN SCHOOL Meras Furniture Store EXETER, N. H. WATER STREET EXETER, N. H. 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'SQ NY W :aff x Q 142. 1 206 ACKNUWLEDGMENTS The Execufive Sfaff of fhe I947 PEAN wishes fo fake fhis opporfunify fo fhank fhe following for fheir services rendered in fhe prinfing of fhis yearbook: To Mr. Cunningham, fhe I947 PEAN's phofographer: in spife of shorfages and delays in procuring maferial, he has been able fo produce all our formal picfures and senior porfraifs. To fhe Comef Press, whose fine workmanship and close co-operafion has greafly enhanced fhe qualify of fhis book, and especially fo Mr. Lerner, whose help and advice guided us safely fhrough many difficulfies. To Neil McConnell for fhe layouf and cover design, and fo all ofhers who confribufed carfoons and divisionals fo fhis book. To all fhose connecfed wifh fhe Academy posf office, who furnished us wifh so convenienf a means of communicafion befween ourselves and fhe resf of fhe sfudenf body. To all fhose boys nof connecfed wifh fhe PEAN who have confribufed fo our dormifory and acfivify secfions. 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