Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1951 volume:

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Bissinger, jr.g Classes Editor: Stephen M. Bolsterg Faculty Editor: ' ' I ' , l .. ' . ' , l , DEDICATION LEE TAYLOR Head C-roundsman To Lee Taylor who with has yard gang has worked modestly and has always had a fruendly word for the members of countless Exeter classes the Pean deducates thus volume as a token of nts grateful appreciation well for the improvement of the Academy in all seasons, and who A WILLIAM GURDON SALTONSTALL Prlnclpal Elected june 1946 AB Harvard 1928 MA 1931 LHD Wzlluams 1947 Tufts 1950 Instructor Wulllam Penn Charter School 1928 30 Harvard Graduate School Lneutenant Commander U S N R 1942 45 Adviser to Student Councul Coach of Academy Hockey and Club Crew Instructor rn History P E A Chairman History Department, 1940 42 Director Exeter Bankung Company Member Board of Overseers Harvard College U I Representative-at-large. College Entrance Examination Board. INSTRUCTORS EMERITI LEWIS PERRY A M L H D Prlnclpal Emerltus IOHN COPELAND KIRTLAND A M L H D Morrrson Professor of Lahn Emerltus WINTHROP EDWARDS FISKE A M Instructor In Physics Emerltus ALFRED REYNOLDS WICHTMAN Ph D Instructor In Latln Emerltus LAURENCE MURRAY CROSBIE A B Instructor In Engllsh Emeritus NORMAN SHAW MCKENDRICK A IVI Instructor In History Emeritus FREDERICK RAYMOND WHITMAN A M Instructor ln History Emeritus HENRY MARTIN SHUTE A M Instructor In German Emeritus I I Appomted june Elected October Appomted October Appomted October Appointed October Appomted june Appomted September Appomted February I9I4 I897 I899 I903 1906 I9I7 1907 I 9 1 ! 1 U 1 ' ', ' ' ,I9I2 Q V . , . . D 1 8 Q1 OSCAR W PEARSON CORNINC BENTON A M PAUL H LINABERRY A M Assistant Dlrector of Physical Ed Treasurer of the Academy and In 1I'lSffUCf0I' Ill FYGYICH APPUIFWECI ucatlon Appomted 1910 structor n Business Appomted 1912 Harvard Summer School Of Phygl 1911 Harvard 1907 AM 1 CalEduCatlOn 1915 AB Harvard 1907 AM 1 O8 WALTER E DOE PhB HOWARD STANLEY STUCKEY EARLA BARRETT AM pointed 1915 Instructor Latln Appointed R0m3 Ce Lang'-'3895 APP0 'f9d P113 Wesleyan 1908 1917 1917 Prmcefgn 9 UDIVEVSITY of Michigan A B Cor 1915 ph, gem Kappa n Umversuty 1914 A M nl versnty of Minnesota 1916 Phu Beta Kappa 1 1 ' . ' . - i ' . ' - . . '- - ABN , 3 . ., 910. Instructor in Mathematics. Ap- A-M- 1 chaifmif' of 'he DGP-'i fm9llf of . in ' . ' . ' ' ' ' AB., ' , 1 osg AM., A ' ' ' 1 A .. - V ' , ell ' ' , I . ., U '- 9 LEONARD E PEARL S B MYRON R WILLIAMS A B PHI'-IP E HULBURD S B Instructor ln Chemnstry Appomted Dlrector of Studies and Instructor WGHIWOFII1 Pr0feSSOr and Chair 'I9'I7 rn Engllsh Appomted 1918 man of the Department of Math S B Unlverslty of Vermont I9I0 Harvard I9I2 E 1tor emahcs Appomted '9'9 EZRA PIKE ROUNDS A B EDWIN SILAS WELLS KERR A B RICHARD W GALBRAITH AM Director of Admlsslons Appomted Dean Apponnted 'I92'l Instructor Latin Appointed 1920 A B Prmceton I9OI Phl eta 1922 A B Bowdom 1920 Phn eta Kappa A B UDIVBYSIIY of the South Kappa 1911 A M Harvard 1 0 II01 r . ., . . ' ' ' C Id- ' I . I , Phillips Exeter Bulletin. 5-B-1 MIT- '9'7- ' ' ' . ' . ' . in ' . ' - . ., ' , . ' B - . ., ' . 1 ' B . . ., A ' , . g . ., , 93 . NORMAN L. HATCH. A.B. PERCY C. ROGERS. A.B. H. DARCY CURWEN. A.B. Morison Professor of Latin and Instructor in French and Spanish. Instructor in English. Appointed Chairrnan of the Latin Department. Appointed 1923. 1924. APPOIMSJ 1923- AB., weswan, 1918. A.B., Harvard, 1924, A,B., Harvard, 19213 Phi Beta Kappa. DONALD S RICKARD A M Instructor in French Spanish and Buble Appointed 1926 A Cornell 1921 M IK. 1924 GEORGE T MAIOR B S Instructor un Mathematics pointed 1927 BS Harvard 1927 1111 GEORGE E BENNETT A B Instructor In English Appointed 1929 AB Harvard 1927 1 1 1 1 . Q . . - 1 - - - n - - . , . , . . - Ap- . . . . .B., , 3 A. ., . . ., 1 - - ., . . if P f . . I f 13' ' W' SHERWOOD P SMEDLEY AM Instructor In Chemistry Appointed DEXTER BUTTERFIELD AM Instructor an Mathematics Ap 1930 pointed 1930 :rams 19 2 M PhB Unnverslty of Vermont 1924 1926 AM Prunceton 1929 Phu Beta Kappa MARTIN W SOUDERS BS M P E Durector of Physucal Education Ap polnted 1930 BS Kansas State College 1914 B PE Sprungfueld College 1916 M PE Umversuty of Southern California 1930 GEORGE S CARHART M A ROBERT M GALT M A IOHN C HOGG M C M A Instructor un English Appolnted Instructor Latm Appointed Amen Professor and Chairman of 1931 1931 the Science Department Apponnt A B Roch Sfer Unwe-fS.fy 1923 B A Cambridge 19 4 M A ed 1931 M A Prnnceton 1929 1928 B A Cambridge M A 1 5 AM Harvard 1942 1121 A.B.,. Wu' , 25 A. ., i 2 ' . ' - g r WK? wx 1 e ' 4. 1 ' . 22 --. ' I ' , . . ' 3 92: TM 'X ARTHUR A LANDERS AB HENRY L C LEIGHTON AM CLAUDE T LLOYD PhD Durector of Muslc Apponnted Instructor rn Mathematics Ap Odlm Professor and Chanrman of 1931 polnted1931 the Department of English Ap AB Harvard 1928 AB Bowdoin 1925 AM Har POIMQJ1931 vard 1930 BA Snmmons College Texas 1917 PhD Yale I 25 IOHN MAYHER.A B ZENAS F NEUMEISTER. A M HARRIS H THOMAS, A M Chalrman of the Department of Instructor ln French Appomted Instructor ln French and Spannsh History Appomted 1931 1931 Appointed 1931 A B , Amherst, 1926, Phu Beta A B , Wesleyan, 1925, A M , A B , Trnmty, Sorbonne, A M , Kappa Middlebury, 1929, Harvard, Sor Middlebury, 1935 bonne 1131 1 fwifflg I 'r Q' W 1 . .. . . - -. . I - -. - ' 1 , 9 . HOWARD T EASTON A M H GRAY FUNKHOUSER Ph D DeVAUX deLANCEY A M Instructor n Latm Appointed Instructor rn Mathemahcs A Instructor In French Appointed 1932 pomted 1932 1932 AB lohn Hopkms Unlversuty AB Washmgton and Lee 1921 BS Harvard 1924 A M Prmce 1926 AM 1930 A Columbia 1924 P D ton 1927 Cornell Middlebury 1937 Phu Beta Kappa l CHILSON H LEONARD PhD H HAMILTON BISSEI-L AB EUGENED FINCH PhD lnsffucmf .n Enghsh A,,,,,,,,fed Dlrecfor of Scholarshlv BOYS AP Instructor m Engl-sh Appomted 1932 pomted 1933 1933 Cornell 1923 AM 1 Harvard 1933 P111 ea AB Columbia 1923 PhD Yale PhD Yale 1932 Kappa 1932 1141 i . I . l . . i P- . i . A 1 . .. . ' M, 1. z' 11.1 'Q' 1' 'z ' 1 . . 1 - 1 1 XX 1 BDSI' , I , AY 927: AB., , 2 ' B t . ., A, 3 . ., , PAUL E GROPP AM HENRY PHILLIPS IR PhD LEONARD N RHOADES BS Chairman of the Department of Crlley Professor of Greek Instruc Instructor n Mathematncs and German Appolnted 1933 tor In Hlstory Apponnted 1933 Navlgatnon Appointed 1933 AB George Washungton Umver AB Amherst 1926 PhD Har BS Harvard 1929 Sify 1923 AM 1 26 vard 1933 RALPHI LOVSHIN MS EDWARD R SCOTT MA C RUSSELL BOOTH AM Instructor un Physlcal Education Instructor In Enghsh Appounted Instructor In Mathematics Ap- Appounted 1934 1934 pomted 1935 BS Unaverslty of Wusconsun BA Cambrldge Unuverslty 1921 Bowdonn 19 3 M 1933 MS 1 48 MA 1927 Pruncefon 1935 Phu Beta Kappa 1151 r f A Q I .v . . . . . ' A 1,1 . . . V : , ' 3 3 .I 3 .., 9 . . ., . ' , 1 ' . PAUL E EVERETT IR PhD ROBERTW KESLER AB DANIEL E FOWLER M Ed Instructor In French Appolnted Instructor m German and Director Instructor Ih Physical Education 1935 of the Summer Session Appointed Appomted 1935 AB Bowdonn 1932 AM Har 1935 BS Springfield College 1933 vard 1933 PhD 1939 P1'1lBefa AB Prlncefon 1932 MEd 1935 Kappa WILLIAM N BATES IR A B CHARLES L BICKEL Ph D ROBERT G LUCKEY AM Instructor n Engllsh Appolnted Instructor In Chemistry Appomted Instructor In Engllsh Appointed 1936 1936 1937 A B Harvard 1928 Wnllaam jewel College A B Harvard 1931 A M 1 37 19 7 Harvard 1929 Ph D 1932 1161 , . A.B., , , g.., 9. 2: AM., , 1 ,--W 1 1 WILLIAM B CLARK AB WILLIAM R IONES Doct U de Instructor In Mathernatucs Ap Pafls Pomted 1937 Instructor In French Appointed AB Dartmouth 1935 1937 HERRICK M MACOMBER PhD Instructor Latnn Appointed 1937 University f Vermont A B 1933 Doctorat de IUmver 19 0 A H3l'V3I'd 1932 Beta Kappa ALAN H VROOMAN PhD ARTHUR W WEEKS BA GORDONS BENN BS Instructor In English Appomted Instructor In Mathematics Ap Instructor rn Physical Education 1937 pointed 1937 Appolnted 1938 Princeton 1934 M BA Cambridge 1928 MA BS University of Iowa 1933 7 D 1940 Phu Beta 1932 MPE Sprnngheld 1948 Kappa 1171 1 . . U - '. . ' . . in . . . . ., , . . ' AB., ' ' 0 , . ., 5 ' ' - 3 3 M. -, . I site de Paris, 19365 Sorbonneg Phi PHD., 19372 P111 B618 KZDDB- , I 1 ' A.B., ' , g A, ., . ., 4 , Q . ., . ., ' ' , 1 193 Q Ph. ., Q ' . . . ., 4 4 , . ROBERT H BATES Ph D ELLIOTG FISH M A RANSOM V LYNCH A M Instructor ln Engllsh Appointed Instructor In French Appointed 1llSfl'IICf0l' Ili Mifhemaflcs AP' 1939 1939 pointed 1939 AB Harvard 1933 MA 1934 AB Harvard 1932 AM 1937 BS Harvard 1937 AM 1947 Oxford Unlversuty Ph D Umver Unnversute de Pans slty of Pennsylvania 1938 CHARLES M SWIFT A M FREDERICK I WOOD M A IACKSON B ADKINS Ph B Instructor In Mathematlcs Ap Instructor ln Mathematics Ap Instructor n Mathematics Ap polnted 1939 pointed 1939 polnted 1939 BS In Econ Unlverslty of Penn BA Cambrldge 1932 MA PhB Unlverslty of Chncago sylvama 1935 Harvard Graduate 1936 1926 EdM Harvard 1933 School of Education AM North western 1941 I 1 w . , . 0 . y . . - n - . . . . . . - . - . . . ., , , . ., , . ., , , . ., , - -I v 1 - -n ' 1 - -1 ' . , . . , . . . , - . . g . . . ' . ' I . ' . . ., ' . ., , , . ., . ., , v y - 1 ' -n u - I - -I ' , . W ERNEST GILLESPIE PhD Instructor nn Latln and Creek Appomted 1939 Prnnceton 19 A 1935 PhD 1 37 Lettres Phllosophle Pans 1929 Daplome d Etudes Superueures Lnlle 1932 Agregatlon Paras 1933 Instructor un Enghsh Appomted Instructor In Science Appointed 1941 1 942 A B Dartmouth 1938 B Wesleyan 1936 Yale 1943 Ph D 1947 1939 GEORGE E RONCALEZ Agrege de IUDSON B CROSS BS IUnuversnte Instructor In Science and Radno Instructor In French Appolnted Appomted 1941 1939 Yale 1938 Umversuty o B S Versanlles 1924 Professorat Mnchngan 1938 39 Instructor m French Appointed 1942 Cnty College New York 1917 Lacence es Lettres Tou louse 1922 M Columbaa 1924 Ph D New York Umver stty 1937 Chevaluer de la Legion d Honneur 1949 1191 AB., ' , 333 M. ., - BS., . 2 ' I f 1.39. an -. I l ? l , RICHARD F. NIEBLINC, Ph.D. RICHARD L. DUNNELL. M.A. EDMOND A. MERAS. PIl.D. . , 3 M.A., .A.,. , g M,A., B.A.,. ' , , ' ' ' I QAM, f W. LEONARD STEVENS, A.M. PHILLIPS E. WILSON, M.A. PAUL E. MOLLOY. M.A. Instructor in English. Appointed Instructor in History. Appointed Instructor in Engiish. Appointed 1942. 1942. 1943. S.B. Harvard, 1929- A.M. 1938- AB. Harvard, 1923- M.A. 1937. A.B. Amherst 1928- M.A., Har- Sorbonne 1931. vard 1938. THEODORE BARRY A B HENRY W BRAGDON M A Business Manager Appointed Instructor in History Appointed 1944 AB Amherst 1927 1945 BA Harvard I928 BA Cam 120 THEODORE R SEABROOKE IR Instructor in Physical Education Appointed 1945 . 'I ' ' . 1 . U ' ' : B, ' ' ' ' ' ' bkadge, I93Og1 M.A.,'19'3Af 1 Bs., unavefsafy of Illinois, 1942 . , .s -M W. ,W 1 couN F N mvmc AM GLENA KRAUSE mc:-lMoNo MAYo SMITH nz '5f 'lCf0' 'H H'5f0'Y APP'-Wffed Dlrector of Art Appolnted 1946 1946 Instructor In Science Appolnted h I f A 1 1936 AB Harvard 1945 AM Har SC O0 0 't mute 1946 vard 1948 Phu Betta Kappa AB Amherst Phu Beta Kappa Rlcp-'Agp F BRINCKERHQFF DONALD B COLE AM DR IAMEST HEYL M D Instructor In History Appolnted Medical Dlrector Appointed 1947 Instructor m Science Apponnted 1947 A B Hamilton 1933 M D Har 1947 AB Harvard 1943 AM 1947 vard Unnversaty 1937 Phe Beta A B Prmceton 1941 M A Co Kappa Iumbla 1945 1211 'H' ' . . , . . . ' 1 -v , . - , . - -I I I f -v , , . - -, I - 1 . ' . , . . . . n 0 . M.A. . . . ' - -I 1 v - -I ' ' - -I I u - -I - I v . ., , , . ., ' - , . THOMAS C SCHULLER MA WILLIAMI COX AB Instructor In Hustory Appolnted Secretary of the Academy Ap 1947 pounted 1948 Yale 4 MA l AB Umv rsnty of Pennsylvama 1939 DANDRIDGE M COLE M A HOWARD P IOHNSON PhD Instructor nn Hlstory Appolnted 1948 Yale 93l PhD l Instructor ln Sclence Appointed IOHN B HEATH B A MORRIS M ol-DHAM M S 1949 Instructor In Engllsh Appointed Instructor In Scnence Appolnted A B Prmceton 1942 Columbia 1949 1949 l943 M A Unlversnty of Penn B A Yale l946 Phu Beta Kappa B A Wooster 1936 M S Um Sylvania l949 versity of Mlchlgan l945 l22l BA., .1911 947. 'ee ', A.B.,. ,1 1 937. ,M ,H . e.,, ,Z 1 an IETT D THOMAS B A RODNEY ARMSTRONG M S CARL M CASPAR M A Instructor an Enghsh Apponnted Llbranan Appounted 1950 Language Theraplsl' Appwllfed 1949 wnnams 948 M S 1950 B A Yale 1948 Iumbla 1950 Ph B Brown Unnverslfy 1931 M A New jersey State Teacher College 1942 35 IAMES W GRISWOLD MBA BENIAMINW LABAREE BA THEODORE W WELLS MA Treasurer Elect Appointed 1950 Instructor In Hustory Appornted Instructor Latm Appointed BA obe-fum College 1931 M B 1950 1950 A Harvard Busmess School 1934 BA Yale 1950 A B Harvard Unlverslty 1949 M A 1950 1231 ' B.A., ' ' , 1 3 . ., CO- ' . A 1 I 1 1 1 1 A 1 - . ' . ' ' . ' in ' . ' A ' ' 1 1 1 1 I ERIC DeVILLE BS WILFRED KINGS BS English Exchange Instructor nn English Exchange Instructor BA Cambridge 1927 MA BS London 1918 1931 BS London 1928 1241 Science. Appointed 1950. Biology. Appointed 1950. X xxx MMU ,Vvf xx y K KX WWII! kk will X REU' xxknnlf N L CLASSES l'1-- glrmx Af, Nw ,A Huw KXUIII ,H N ,lj Xllxlfff x XLMHZZI wwf!! l 3 'X I J x L I 2 X 1 I x I XXX 'I sg X 5 xXx , XX N 1! NK ' , 1 ll Rx ' f N f SENIOR CLASS 5 PRESIDENT Charles C Creen Donald P Madden SECRETARY john H Flsh I9 I VICE-PRESIDENT w h, A W .,. .1 1 ,W X . .X f .,, ,,, , ' if f 7' I 0, 11,1 +4 5 vie ' A A' I Gs , Hr U bf , , ' , ,, ' - .., 7 . .iw h ,,j . z 1 W ., Q ,w-human F' 1,- 0 ff , M . gr: -., , W , -...V fl' 1 fsnovv w--sv .Q 4 -'-- ar'-M-A M' fav-W AI-C, 'K . 4 'ip- ,,,. NB. ep Q' 0' '1- T1NQ 1 ,, S a 1 FOUR YEAR CLUB SENIOR CLASS BALLOT Most Respected Most Popular Most Apt to Succeed Done Most for Exeter Done Exeter for Most Best Dressed Most Modest All Around Athlete Grund Hugh Brow Low Brow Hustler Lazuest Most Sarcastuc Operator Woman Hater Most Gulluble Co ordo Ra Moocher Shoveler Buggest lapper Muckerposer Sloppuest Thunks He ls Fuend Largest Furst un Korea Madden G Green Madden Madden George and Phullups Randal Yarnall Armstrong Norton Schubert Schubert Safford De Graff R D Summons Gumaer Aldruch Pottle Yarnall Safford P Green McNutt Bunnell E R Brown Randal Bolster Hawkuns A K Brown Kampf Fernald Madden G Green G Green Robbuns Aldruch Bolster Toro Bunnell Pottle Peters Rush Hawkuns Ward lVlullS Crowley R Kung Hunckley Bolster Gumaer Gumaer R D Summons Mouzeau Peters R George De Graff Phullaps Mr Thomas Armstrong Push Pottle ush Pottle Bowers Armstrong Yarnall Halsey Tucker Glen Bolster Taylor Mr lvlayher Hackl Halsey G jackson Hugguns Danforth Putney A K Brown Putney Pottle Safford Pearlman Gen Hershey Reavus Roe X ' f luu,-,,m4....... lf------H um A I ' K - . S 1 F. Wittiest Whedon Pottle A, K, Brown ul . . . q ' ,- l 23 l MEMOIRS OF THE CLASS OF 'l95'l Flrst of all let s get one thlng out of the way We are the Class of l95l Turn back a page and you can see us We are a rather motley looking crew but then who wouldn t look motley after what we ve been through? You can tell the four year boys pretty easlly They are the smug looklng ones mugglng at the camera and looking generally pretty sllly They looked pretty sally four years ago too but they were not so smug then We all gathered from the far corners of tember l947 lt must have been early September as a matter of fact because It was too hot even to thunk of school We were smaller we were bewuldered we trudged over from the station and all that rot All In all It was not too auspicious a start for a class destuned for greatness such as ours lDont laugh After all we dld beat Andover J Harold Stassen started off the Fall Term by speaking In a specual cha pel but l am afrand that most of us were too eager to wrlte home and tell our parents that we had seen hum to pay much attention to what he sand As a matter of fact he dldn t say much anyhow Nobody dld much of anythlng In the way of athletucs that year although there were some very good light club teams HVC VENITE PVERI VT VlRl SITIS nm Ili I 2 VOTEU X 'L 4 Q rx TQilSCQlNTEl.l.l N Once they even beat Emerson rn football The varslty beat Andover that year l2 6 chrefly because Bob Blank decuded that Ex eter was as good a place as any to spend the Fall We took careful notice of thus vlctory and decided that nt was a good Idea although none of the other classes here wuth us ever dud catch on There were some pretty dandy fires that year and a rumor of an impending water shortage led to an unexplained mcrease In the rate of consumptlon of water that IS Nothing much came of thus and the Fall Term slobbered merruly along Over the Wnnter vacation Look wrote an artlcle on Exeter Hah' As a matter of fact a couple members of our class gamed some notoriety by havmg thenr plc tures publushed ID this radlcal perloducal In case anybody happens to remember t snowed now and then that Wunter lt was also cold Perhaps It would be better to forget that term Anyhow the Sprung Term was really spicy and a lot more In terestnng Ask any parking meter The really great event of that term was the not or whatever It was of Sunday Aprul 20 To tell the truth nobody rn the Class of 5l had much to do wlth rt because we were forced to remam In our dorms but rn ten years or so we can all clarm that It - l l ' v I R ' - . - lf F F ' it . 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M .1 9- C-od knows where, sometime in mid-Sep- . i' 'T I J U . h . . qswml lx 64? 4 lull L,- Q.. was our own udea to roll cannonballs down Front Street Yes sur the school had oru gunaluty un those days Of course ut dudn t have movues or a Sprung Dance after that luttle orgy but ut dud have orugunaluty There was also the Nuck Scatellu epusode Thus was almost as good as the ruot because people got all excuted about ut and saud t would dusgrace the school uf we nomunated hum un the mock Presudentual conventuon A few Senuors got very dusturbed and trued to get all of us to vote for Vandenburg or someone sully luke that but the strauns of Cool Water proved too much Scatellu won and the school was dusgraced I thus term the faculty also unutuated the work program so that they could save money to buy some more Swuss Chard for supper lt has been a great success What a dufference three months made un our class None of us have ever been as smart as we were the furst few days of our Lower year That us what everyone tells us anyhow and sunce the Lower year us supposed to be the one of blase sophustuca tuon well go along wuth the gag for w nt of a better one O We had to persecute the new prep class because most of us stull looked luke preps and ut would have been possuble for some embarrassung mustakes to be made Davud Copperfueld and Phy Scu I provuded our luves wuth a purpose and all our dreams seemed about to be answered when somebody on the faculty actually read a petutuon for a longer Thanksguvung holuday and ut looked as uf we mught have a chance It was a pretty good try anyhow Many of us managed to make V teams that year and a couple of rungers even wheezed theur way onto Varsuty teams but mostly the heavy clubs felt the benefut of our growung mught Our Varsuty teams proved throughout the year that they were fune losers They certaunly had ample op portunuty lt was un that year that Irma s replaced the Crull as the home of Saturday nught ban quets though nobody ever dud fugure out where those blacklusted gurls were that the ductuonary us always talkung about Out sude of eatung and smokung nobody dud much and after what happened the year before maybe ut was just as well Our Upper year was a uolly one too There was a nufty Fall Dance that the Com approach so they cut ut tuoned the faculty agaun guvung Fatua constantua out We petu about Thanks larva anumorum parvorum est lNot that you all wouldn t know ut anyhow but larva means hobgob Our Upper year was the one un whuch cynucusm ceased to be a socual problem Fostered by certaun elements un the Hoyt butt room ut rapudly developed unto an art Thus accompanued the tured gone through hell look whuch was about the best excuse around for not studyung There were many opportunutues for fun that year If one dud not enuoy humself un Englush there was al ways Math If one dudnt get you the other dud Not that the courses are overly hard quute a few boys managed to pass both of them ln case anybody has forgotten where he luved that year he would probably do best to start searchung on the north sude of the campus sunce practucally everybody flocked un that durectuon A few hardy souls shunned the Camp of the Phullustunes but . .I I l --'-Tl, F ' . - S. Q - - .ft . fp Q ' . . . . S-u, E r l u u Q ' A . Ll I , 1 ' x v , I ,r I -. X , 1 I , . r 'rd 1 ' nr Q - K . . - . . . ' ' ' . . .' mittee decided no other dance could ever ' ' ' i lin .l , ' . n ' I . , . U . v . . alas they suffered the fate of all men of vusuon Except for the fact that we lost most of the trme our Upper year was sports wuse very satisfactory A great many of us got on Varslty Squads and an E became less and less of a dlstlnctuon sorely and beat our breasts when the Class of l95O left but we knew that ln the year to come we would mherlt all thelr respons lbllltles honors and town gurls We lamented At last after four years we were Sen lors We were the kings of the school Everybody looked up to us Thats what IS supposed to happen anyhow Maybe we re all neurotuc or something We dldnt want to persecute the preps any more We were very happy to leave them alone but when they started hazmg us that was going a but too far You have to be laughed out of Dunbar yourself to re allze what a humlllatlng experlence It can Something has to be sand about athana tos hay psukay flt looks much better wrlt ten rn Creekl One musrclan and several clowns from Wlllrams House raised them the football games and made qulte a scene before they were through Once the rncompetents had left the foot ball team nn our hands things began to rm prove notlceably Our only loss of the season was to a group composed mostly of players under contract to the Chrcago Bears We beat Andover 27 6 whlch must have shocked their board of admrsslons no end The Winter Term was as usual wonder ful Of course the weather left somethrng to be deslred and many were struck down by The Plague but the faculty was very thoughtful and saw to lt that the Wrnter Sports contests with Andover the Hlstory IV and Hrstory VI term papers the end of the marking perlod quizzes and the Col lege Board Examlnatlons dad not come on the same day but were spread out over a week lt was due to thus foresight that we may proudly say that no Sensor has as yet dled of exhaustuon Our class IS much greater than any of :ts predecessors and wall probably be remem bered much longer but even f t IS t fwhnch as a sally hypothesusl we are the flrst one In a long tume whlch has managed to see through Itself and we ve managed to get more than our share of laughs out of that Comnng near the end of our memoir we fmd any number of wonderful sent: mentalutles whuch would flt rn very nlcely but slnce we are rapidly comlng to the end of our typewriter rlbbon we shall let the reader supply hrs own whuch wull be much fresher and more ornglnal than any we can manufacture WERE BEHIND af VON QQ VC Qhd 5 'gg' W A 7 cl j fa: 5.5-SSRN' M .I Q 0 l3ll ' I I I ' . . . 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' i i ' 1 Q I W J PETER DUNHAM ALDEN DICKINSON WARD ADAMS Duck Rncky Coach Heath Route Shelburne Falls Massachusetts Harvard Ed Gilman Teachlng Entered junior Class I947 Dorm Commlttee C23 Proctor CII Revnew C25 I V Cross Country C23 Academy Cross Country Team C23 I V Wrestling Academy Wrestling Team C33 Engllsh I lst Prize Lewls Sibley Revlew Prize ROBERT ALAN ALBERT Ro 35 Commonwealth Avenue Boston Massachusetts Harvard A C Cllman Law Entered Upper Class I949 Student Councll C L Soule C23 P EA Senate Clee Club Dramatic Assocnatnon Academy Football Team C27 I V Basketball Academy Basketball Team Academy Baseball Team C25 Pete 88 Halton Avenue Hempstead New York Harvard Cllley eerung Group Four Year Club I V Sknng Hugh Honors C47 Honors C4 Math l 2nd Prlze M th ll lst Prnze Math lV lst Pr ze Physncal Scuences Il Honorable Mentuon MALCOLM PRATT ALDRICH IR Mac 94l Park Avenue New York N Y Yale Wnlluams Undecided Entered lunlor Class I947 Dorm Commuttee Herodotan Socnety Four Year Club Red Key Socuety Chapel Monitor Academ Soccer Team All Club Swnmmnng Team Academy Swlmmmg Team C31 Captann Cl? Honors CIJ l b Medicineg Entered junior Class, l947g Dorm Committeeg Mountain- ls. .I ' 1 a, I ,U I' : , I i : ' : - a A 1 ' : 'A :I Y 32 1 ANTHONY ALLEN T Tony 82 Auerbach Lane Cedarhurst Long Island N Y Harvard Peabody Undecuded Entered lumor Class 1947 Dorm Commlttee 121 Yacht Club Sensor Octet Lantern Club Chrlstaan Fraternlty Clee Club C21 Four Year Club All Club Soccer 121 Academy Soccer Team B CONN ANDERSON IR B C Andy 205 Cary Drlve Auburn Alabama West Ponnt A C Gllman Army Entered Upper Class 1949 lnternatuonal Club Les Cabotnns Pacxflc Coast Club Outm Club Southern Club C21 Chrlstlan Fra IAMES LOUDEN ARMSTRONG Ill fn 1245 N E 96th Street Mnamu Florlda Undecided A C Gllman Law Entered Upper Class 1949 Herodotan Socuety Red Key So clety G L Soule Academy Football Team 121 Captam C11 Acad emy Wmter Track Team 121 Co Captaln C11 Academy Baseball Team 121 IEREMY GLENN BABB erry 709 College Street Bedford Vnrguma Prmceton Merrill Meducme Entered Upper Class 1949 Mountameernng Group C21 Southern Club Academy Wmter Track Team C21 Academy Sprung Track Team 121 l 3 ' 'l 1 ' el :Z :C ' ' ternityg All-Club Track. ji I 3 1 FREDERIC SHERMAN BAKER IR Rex Bake 128 Washington Avenue Hastlngs on Hudson New York Harvard Hoyt Undecided Entered Lower Class 1948 Glee Club C37 Llbrarlan C17 Cholr C37 Presudent C17 Chrlstlan Fratermty All Club Tennls Hugh Honors C47 Honors C37 IAMES ELMER BARREW JR Red lm umbo 425 East 86th Street New York N Y Harvard Langdell Undecided Entered junior Class 1947 Mountanneermg Group C37 Rifle Club C27 Shop Group Radlo Group C17 President Sclentlflc Society Council Photographlc Group Aeronautlcs Group C27 Biology Group Outmg Club Les Cabotms All Club Wrestllng Hugh Honors C17 Honors C87 GEORGE FREDERICK BAUM IR Tex Rebel 1714 West Second Avenue Corslcana Texas Harvard Abbot Business Entered Upper Class 1949 Southern Club C27 Rlfle Club C27 Golden Branch C27 Dorm Commlttee Nathanlel Gordon Buble Prnze 1st Honors C47 jAMES HOUSTON BENSON jnm Cueball Thompson Orphanage Charlotte North Carollna Cornell Knight Darry Husbandry Entered Lower Class 1948 Dorm Commlttee C27 Representatlve C17 Southern Club C37 Secretary Treasurer C17 World Federallsts Outmg Club C27 Treasurer C17 Rifle Club Les Cabotlns All Club Wmter Track Academy Crew Team C27 Captaln C17 HonorsC17 141 , . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . , . 7 E 1 E 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 1. 1-7,1 1.25, . 11 .Q -,.:'.f, . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . CORNING BENTON jR Corny Exeter New Hampshlre Harvard Hoyt Teachrng Entered lunnor Class I947 Photographxc Group Scnentnfuc Soclety Sclence Lecture Group Chrlstuan Fraternity Glee Club Mountalneernng Group Outlng Club Dramatic Assoclatlon Elemen tary Sceence lst Pruze Honors C53 LAWRENCE IOEL BERMAN Bealey Larry 395 Washington Street Haverhill Massachusetts Knight Aeronautical Englneerlng Entered junior Class I947 junior Debat mg Socuety Golden Branch P E A Senate 129 Sclentnflc Society C2 Shop Group Chemnstry Group Aeronautucs Group Glee Club Four Year Club I V Cross Country Academy Cross Country Team All Club Wrestllng Academy Wrestllng Team Kirtland Latvn III Pr ze lst Hugh Honors C29 Honors l47 STUART FULTON BLOCH Stu Rost Elm Hull R D 4 Wheelrng West Vlrgmua Prlnceton Cllley Undecided Entered Lower Class l948 Chrlstlan Fratermty Les Cabotnns Red Key Socuety Rnfle Club Southern Club Academy Golf Team C33 Captalnlll Fall Golf Tournament lst Place RICHARD BRADLEE BOAL Brad 24 Maple Street Southbrndge Massachusetts Harvard Peabody Undecnded Entered jumor Class l947 junnor Debatung Society Four Year Club Chrlstlan Fraternlty C39 Outnng Club M th Ill lst Prize Honors ll? l l ,. . l 1 l T , , . ! 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HERBERT LEE BOATWRIC-HT lll Boat Belle lsle Somers Vurglma Cornell Bancroft Agrlculture Entered Sensor Class l95O Dorm Commnttee Outung Club Rufle Club Southern Club HonorsCll GEORGE VLADIMIR BOBRINSKOY IR Bob Verbmskn l323 East Hyde Park Boulevard Chicago llllnous Stanford Knight Law Entered Upper Class I949 Dorm Committee P EA Senate Mldwestern Club Outlng Club C27 Secretary Cll Colden Branch C23 Secretary Cll I V Wlnter Track Academy Winter Track Team Academy Sprung Track Team Hugh Honors C2l Honors C27 STEPHEN MUNROE BOLSTER Steve Bolster Bar 75 Fresh Pond Parkway Cambrndge Massachusetts Harvard Peabody Undecnded Entered Lower Class l948 Pean C23 Classes Editor Cll matnc Assocnatuon C23 Meducal Dnscussuon Group C23 Les Cabotms World Federalusts Photographnc Group Sensor Octet Red Key So cvety Cheerleader All Club Soccer Academy Squash Team Cll Manager All Club Baseball IAM ES TOTTEN BOORSCH 6l Mnllbrook Road Hamden Connectlcut Yale Soule Undecuded Entered Iunlor Class l947 Iunlor Debatlng Society Dramatlc Assocnatlon Rlfle Club C29 Les Cabotlns C29 International Club Four Year Club French V lst Pruze Oral French lst Przze Hugh Honors C33 Honors C69 l36l Clee club'c31g.ch0af cam: chhfasiaan Ffiyemafyg of L. some mg oral Iim FREDERICK WHYTE BOWERS Ted 7 Prescott Road Lynn Massachusetts Wllluams Abbot Place Business Entered junuor Class I947 Pean l27 Advertlsmg Manager ll7 Rev1ewl27 Business Managerll7 Exeter Dictionary ll7 Busmess Manager Four Year Club Blology Group Chrlstlan Fraternrty l37 Dorm Commlttee Proctor lumor Debatmg Society G L Soule All Club Basketball I V Basketball j V Baseball l37 Light Club Basketball Coach ARNOLD KAYWOOD BROWN IR A K Brownie l l5 Nayatt Road West Barrlngton Rhode Island Harvard A C Gilman Undeclded Entered Upper Class I949 Dorm Committee C27 Hero dotan Society Red Key Soclety G L Soule Academy Wlnter Track Team Academy Golf Team C27 Captam ll7 EDWARD RANDOLPH BROWN Ted Lrttle Ed 2005 Chestnut Halls Drrve Cleveland Henghts Ohno Harvard Wllllams Dnplomatlc Servuce Entered lunuor Class I947 Pean C27 Actnvntles Edntor ll7 Mudwestern Club l37 Secretary U7 Chrlstnan Fraternrty l37 Les Cabotms G L Soule C27 Secretary U7 Mountalneenng Group Dramatnc Assoclatlon Lantern Club Herodotan Society Four Year Club Academy Soccer Team j V Wrestllng Academy Wrest lung Team AllClub Lacrosse French ll 2nd Prize Latln II 3rd Pruze Hugh Honors C67 Honors 147 lOHN BUCHANAN BROWN Tex jackue 300 South Houston Street Longvrew Texas Williams Engmeernng Entered lunnor Class I947 G L Soule Radio Group Southern Club Band Dramatnc Assoclatlon Chemlstry Group All Club Soccer All Club Lacrosse Honors ll7 l37l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1-- 1 ' ,. . ,, . , , . . ., 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11- 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1' - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1-' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' WALTER FRANK BUCK Bucky 32 Maxn Street Deposut New York Dutch Chemlcal Engmeerlng Entered Upper Class l949 Clee Club I V Swurnmung Academy Swlmmlng Team Honorslll GEORGE IAMES BUCKNER Buck C: I l45 l7th Avenue N E St Petersburg Florlda Harvard Wentworth Busnness Admnnlstratlon Entered Upper Class I949 Pearl Southern Club C21 Sclentlfuc Soclety C2l Chrnstlan Fratermty Academy Foot ball Team 12? I V Basketball I V Baseball ROBERT LAURISTON BULLARD Bo 250 Locust Street San Francisco Calltornua Yale Ed Gilman Engnneerrng Entered Upper Class l949 Glee Club l2l Chonr C25 Chrnstlan Fraternity 125 Dramatic ASSOCIBTIOD Paclflc Coast Club FREDERICK PHILIP BUNNELL The Bun Freddy High Street Farmington Connectncut Yale Abbot Place Undeclded Entered junior Class I947 Exoman 127 Dramatrc Asso clatnon t2J C L Soule Chrlstnan Fraternlty Q43 Cabmet ill Cheer leader Red Key Soclety junaor Debatmg Soclety Four Year Club AllClub Soccer 123 All Club Basketball 1 V Baseball 125 Llght Club Basketball Coach Cum Laude Soclety Sherman Hoar Hustory Prrze Hugh Honors l9l Honors lll I 3 V n .i M.l.T. In 9 , 1 z.. , I . ,fn u. 'S ..,. , I ' L' ' 'Q , 9 : ww 1 : : A . , jA': . : 1 ' : : : . . . , 'Q ' , 1 ' 1 ' - Q.. 1 . : - : : Q - 1 - :- Q.. Q z Q : 1 . ALEX SLOAN BURNSTAN 31 Hodge Road Prlnceton New jersey Princeton Wentworth Undecided Entered Lower Class 1948 Dorm Commlttee PEA Senate Scnentlflc Soclety Rifle Club ROBERT CUTLER BURR Bunk Wongo Bonko 50 Glen Road Wmchester Massachusetts Yae Culley lournalusm Entered Lower Class 1948 Rntle Club Les Cabotms All Club Soccer All Club Baseball I V Baseball Honors C11 WESLEY ERNEST BURWELL Wes Hampton Falls Road Exeter New Hampshire Harvard At Home Archltecture Entered Upper Class 1949 World Federalrsts Chrls tnan Fratermty Yacht Club BARRY MILLER BUTCHER Butch 28 Whltson Street Forest Halls New York Ya e Wheelwnght Engnneermg Entered Upper Class 1949 Dorm Commnttee Scnentsfnc Socuety 121 Dramatuc Assocuatnon Shop Group Honors 121 l31 , 1 1 1 1 1--- 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1-- 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - MICHAEL CALINCAERT Mike l0 College Avenue Geneva New York Swarthmore Merrull Undecuded Entered Upper Class l949 Orchestra C23 Band f2l Les Cabotms C23 P E A Senate World Federallsts Dramatic Assoclatlon Honors ill ROBERT MOORE CARTER IR Nlck 826 Bridge Road Charleston West Vmrglnla Vnrglnla Langdell Law Entered junlor Class I947 Exoman 121 Southern Club l4l FRANCIS IOSEPH CHASE Chasne Chap Ape I0 Water Street Exeter New Hampshire Dartmouth At Home lournalnsm Entered Sensor Class l95O Academy Football Team FRANK EDWARD CLARKSON Muff Clark Francis 53 Mann Street Concord Massachusetts Middlebury Abbot Teachnng Entered Lower Class l948 C-lee Club All Club Wmter Track 1 V Wmter Track All Club Sprung Track l V Sprung Track I 4 Les Cabotinsg Christian Fraternityg Four-Year Club. 0 l LOVELL HEWITT COOK lR Hew Love Cookue I7 Oxford Road Longmeadow 6 Massachusetts Dartmouth Wllllam Lute lnsarance Entered junlor Class l947 Pean 133 Advertlslng Manager ll? Chaurman lll junsor Debatlng Soclety Scuentufuc So cuety Shop Group Chrlstnan Fraternity C43 Cabnnet lll Dramatic Assocuatuon Stamp Club Four Year Club All Club Soccer Academy Soccer Team IOSEPH MORGAN cooPER 1R joe Coop 208 North Manlnus Street Fayetteville New York Yale Merrlll Fraternity l2J Herodotan Socnety C27 Secretary lll Presndent ll? Honors CIJ THEODORE WELLS COUSENS jR Ted 52 B Manor Parkway Rochester New York Harvard Peabody Undecided Entered Lower Class l948 Chrlstran Fraternnty C27 All Club Basketball ll? Manager CHARLES HOWARD CRAWFORD Chuck Chaz Charlie Route ll Box 3l7 Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma Oklahoma Sleep r Petroleum Engineering Entered Lower Class I948 Mndwestern Club C27 Dorm Proctor 425 Academy Cross Country Team l3l Academy Wnnter Track Team 12? l V Sprung Track Academy Sprung Track Team C23 Honors ll? l4ll ' ' s Lawg Entered Upper Class, l949g Dorm Committeeg Peang Christian IOSEPH DWIGHT CROWLEY Moo, The Cirowl, lody 345 Ridge Road, Hamden, Connecticut Yale Williams Businessg Entered junior Class, l947g Dorm Committeeg Exoniang Review: Lantern Clubg Dramatic Associationg G. L. Souleg Christian Fraternity l3lg Four-Year Club: Red Key Societyg All-Club Football l2lg Academy Football Teamg 1. V. Basketballg Academy Basketball Team 123, Captain lllg All-Club Baseballg English l Prize, Honorable Mentiong English II, lst Prizeg Honors 489. IVY LEE CUDLIPP Ivy Cud Hurlbutt Street Wilton Connecticut Princeton Hoyt Engineering Entered junior Class I947 Pean l3l Photographic Group l3l President ill Christian Fraternity Dramatic Association l3J Yacht Club Four Year Club MICHAEL LAURENCE DALTON Mike 45 Popham Road Scarsdale New York Yale Wheelwright Undecided Entered Senior Class l95O Academy Football Team Academy Basketball Team PETER DAVIS DANFORTH Pete Lincoln Avenue Purchase New York Architecture Entered Lower Class l948 Pean Review 42? Clee Club C33 President Ill Choir l3l Christian Fraternity l2l Drama tic Association C L Soule Rifle Club Dorm Committee Chairman lll Senior Octet Cheerleader ill Captain Southern Club All Club Football Academy Swimming Team l2l l42l , , . ' ' : ' . : : h Q' , I I i I ' - . , ' 5 ' . : : Princeton Soule ' - . . . ' - D I l 9 D I ,I . I I I h ' I + - I I i I I , I 2 ' Q . IERE ROGERS DANIELL ll 168 Marne Avenue Mlllnnocket Malne Dartmouth Abbot Place Undeclded Entered Sensor Class 1950 Rifle Club Chrlstlan Frater mty I V Cross Country Hugh Honorslll ELLIOTT DODD DeC-RAFF El 55 Crestwood Avenue Crestwood New jersey Wesleyan Cnlley Medlcme Entered lunnor Class 1947 Exonlan C21 Mountaineering Club C21 Medlcal Discussion C-roup Golden Branch Sclentlflc So cnety 121 Four Year Club All Club Swummlng Honors lll STEPHEN LUDWIG DEN HARTOC- Denny Steve Red 64 Falrbanks Avenue Wellesley Hllls Massachusetts arvard A C Cllman Geologust Entered lumor Class 1947 Rnfle Club Orchestra Moun auneernng Club 121 Presndent C17 Band Academy Soccer Team All Club Wrestlmg All Club Lacrosse Academy Lacrosse Team C21 KERRY MICHAEL DONOVAN Kerry 930 Manton Avenue Providence Rhode Island Ya e Bancroft Engnneermg Entered Sensor Class 1950 Herodotan Society Acad emy Swummmg Team l43l 1 l I . . 1 I I U I - ,.. , . El,n . , . . . . I I I - I ' I- I ' . . , . 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I I I I - PETER QUINTUS ESCHWEILER Esch 2659 North Terrace Avenue Milwaukee Wlsconsnn Cornell Nlerrlll lournalusm Entered Sensor Class l950 Pean Photographnc Group Scuentuflc Soclety Midwestern Club Rifle Club Chrlstlan Fraternlty Yacht Club IOSEPH WORTH ESTES 215 lrvnne Road Lexington Kentucky Harvard Kirtland Physlclst Entered Upper Class I949 Exeter Dictionary Edltor Southern Club C23 Senate Dramatuc Assocuatnon C23 Photographnc Socuety Honors CH GORDON MASKEW FAIR IR Gordo 935 Memorial Druve Cambndge Massachusetts Harvard Culley C L Soule Dramatnc Assocuatnon Chrlstlan Fraternuty World Fed erallsts jumor Debating Society Church Monutor All Club Soccer All Club Lacrosse Honors C23 GRAHAM HOYT FERNALD Fernaldu l2 Andy Road Worcester Massachusetts Harvard Soule Undecided Entered junior Class I947 Student Councll Dorm Com mittee Exoman C37 Presldent Cll Revlew Lantern Club C23 Hero dotan Soclety C29 Dramatnc Assocnatlon C21 Executlve Committee Cll,l V Track C23 English lll lst Prize l44l Lawg Entered junior Class, l948g Dorm Committeeg Les Cabotinsg PETER BENIAMIN FIELD Pete l I3 East Ros mary Lane Falls Church Vnrgmna Ya c Bancroft Undeclded Entered Sensor Class 1950 Chess Club Sclentnfuc So cnety PEA Senate Astronomy Group HonorsCll CHARLES EDWARD FINAN Chaz Cabron 49 Woodburn Avenue Dayton Ohio Mlaml Dutch lournalnsm Entered Lower Class I948 Sclentlflc Society Chess Club Clee Club Spanlsh ll lst Prize Honors C43 IOHN HALL FISH Finney The Finney Prey 536 Arlmgton Road Erue Pennsylvama Prnnceton Hoyt Undeclded Entered Lower Class l948 Vlce Presldent Upper Class pel Monltor Dorm Comrrwttee Exonuan C33 Associate Editor Cll C L Soule C2l Treasurer Cll Dramatlc Assoclatlon Chrustlan Fraternu ty C33 Cablnet C27 Presudent CID Red Key Soclety Academy Soccer Team C23 I V Basketball C29 Academy Basketball Team Academy Lacrosse Team C3l Captaun Cll Harvard Book Prnze DAVID FOSTER Dake 385 Blodget Street Manchester New Hampshure Harvard Peabody Undecided Entered lunlor Class I947 Dorm Commnttee C23 Exoman C25 Chrlstlan Fraternlty C27 PEA Senate Red Key Soclety l V Football Cll Manager Academy Football Team Cll Manager I 4 I Secretary, Senior Classg Student Council, C2J, Vice'President CHQ Cha: 5 I ARTHUR LeROY FRANCISCO IR Art 43 Franklm Court Garden Cnty Long lsland N Y Yale Peabody Undeclded Entered Lower Class l948 Yacht Club C23 Band C39 Orchestra Sclentuflc Society ROBERTO HERNANDO FRANCO lR Frank Muscles Calle 8' Norte 2A 02 Call Colombia Harvard Wnllnams Business Entered jumor Class I947 International Club l3l Vlce Presudent ill Presudent Cll Pacufnc Coast Club C23 Rifle Club 123 All Club Swummmg I V Swummlng Academy Swlmmung Team l2l All Club Crew DAVID NORMAN FREEMAN Dave 263 Molnne Avenue Mall Valley Callforma Ya 6 Wentworth Undecedd Entered Sensor Class 1950 Cholr Clee Club Outlng Club Scnentlflc Socnety Pacnflc Coast Club 1 V Swlmmlng Honors FRANK FRIEDLER IR Shorty 27 Audobon Boulevard New Orleans Loulslana Yae A C Gilman Law Entered Upper Class l949 P EA Senate Golden Branch l2l Southern Club All Club Football Honors lll L46 , . 1 , ,.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 I - ' ' 11 1 1 1 v ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1-- 1 1 l l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 , , . 1 1 1 1 1--- 1 1 1 ' 1 - RICHARD NEILL GEORGE Dlck Red Gorgeous George 2l7 Flower Avenue West Watertown New York Yale A C Gllman Medlcme Entered Lower Class l948 Dorm Committee Exoman 129 Photographnc Edutor Ill Pean Glee Club Chour G L Soule Dramatuc Assocnatuon Photographic Group l2l I V Football Acad emy Football Team l2l All Club Wrestllng Academy Wrestlmg Team C27 Academy Lacrosse Team WILLIAM EVERETT GEORGE 95 Claflnn Street Belmont Massachusetts Harvard Merrlll Busmess Entered Upper Class I949 Band l2l Royal Exonlans EDWARD EVERETT GIBSON Box A 389 Route I Great Falls Montana Harvard Abbot Place Law Entered Senior Class l950 Pacific Coast Club Academy Debatlng Team I V Cross Country I V Wlnter Track Honorslll EDWARD MYLES GINSBURG Bug Ed Eddie 46 Alderwood Road Newton Centre Massachusetts Harvard Langdell Statesmanshnp Entered Lower Class 1948 G L Soule l2l Golden Branch P E A Senate World Federallsts I3l Glee Club l3l Biology Group I V Cross Country Academy Swlmmlng Team l2l Nathan: el Gordon Buble Pnze 2nd Honors C29 l47l I Bill Rifle Clubg Dfamafac Assocaafaorlg ouradg club: Anlclub Foofban mf Ed REYNOLDS GORDON EDWARD STONE GLEASON Ted Gleas 55 Farlow Road Newton 58 Massachusetts Harvard Peabody Busuness Entered Lower Class l948 Dorm Commuttee Exonuan C37 Advertusung Manager Cl7 Chrustuan Fraternuty C27 Dramatuc Assocua tuon Meducal Duscussuon Group Glee Club Chour World Federalusts Nathanuel Gordon Buble Pruze lst Honors C47 DULANEY GLEN Del Dulue Fats 406 South Mentor Street Pasadena Calufornua Yale Amen Undecuded Entered junuor Class l947 Dorm Commuttee C27 Chaur man Cl7 Representatuve Cl7 Dorm Proctor Chapel Monutor Exonuan C47 Busuness Manager Cl7 Lantern Club Dramatuc Assocuatuon Chrustuan Fraternuty C47 junuor Debatung Socuety Vuce Presudent Four Year Club Yacht Club jazz Band C27 Lantern Club Les Ca botuns j V Football C27 Captaun Cl7 Academy Football Team All Club Baseball Academy Baseball Team C37 Honors C97 Renn 73l Sasco Hull Road Southport Connectucut Prnnceton Peabody Undecuded Entered jumor Class I947 Les Cabotuns C27 Four Year Club Church Monutor Mathl lst Pruze Frenchl lst Pruze Kurt land Latun l Pruze lst Pennell Latun Pruze Latun l 3rd Pruze Latun ll 2nd Pruze Hugh Honors C97 Honors Cl7 CHARLES GRADY GREEN Roah Grun Eers l2l9 East Cedar Street El Dorado Arkansas Ya e Wulluams Publuc Servuce Entered jumor Class l947 Secretary Upper Class Presudent Senuor Class Student Councul C27 Secretary Cl7 Dorm Proctor Dorm Commuttee Pean Revuew Chrustuan Fraternuty C37 CabunetCl7 S cretaryCl7 G L Soule C37 PresudentCl7 Vuce Presudent Cl7 Secretary Cl7 TreasurerCl7 Dramatuc Assocuatuon C47 Vice Presu d nt C27 Executuve Commuttee C37 Academy Debatung Team junuor Debatunv Socuety Fo.1r Year Club Lantern Club C27 Herodotan So cuety C21 World Federalusts Southern Club C47 Deacon Phullups Church Chap I Monutor Red Key Socuety Cl7 All Club Lacrosse Cl7 Manager Acad my Lacrosse Team Cl7 Manager Academy Crew Team C2 Gudcl n Greek Pruze jolune Pruze Greek Il Hugh Honors Clf Honors C77 j 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 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Q . ' . . I . 1 -f 1 1 1 PHILIP BEVINGTON GREEN Smokey P Green ll6 M adowbrook Road Weston Massachusetts Georgetown Wnllnams Busln ss Entered junaor Class 1947 Dorm Commlttee Lantern Club Foar Year Club Chrlstnan Fraternity Pean Faculty Edltor HJ All Club Football I V Football I V Hockey Academy Hockey Team C25 All Club Baseball 1 V Baseball RICHARD MILLS GREENE Duck 620 Idaho Street Wenatchee Washington Stanford Knight Und cud d Entered Upp r Class I949 Glee Club Mountalneenng LAURIN BAKER GRIGGS jR Larry R D No 3 Emlenton Pennsylvanua Rochester Abbot Mechamcal Englneerlng Entered Upper Class l949 Rlfle Club SC entnflc Soclety Shop Group ELLIOTT WILDER GUMAER IR Mlke Gumdrop Gummer 52 Oliver Street Rochester New York Harvard Soule Law Entered Lower Class 1948 Exonlan G L Soulel3l Christian Fraternlty C27 Glee Club i2J Choir C29 Sensor Octet Dorm Com mnttee Dramatuc Association Southern Club I V Football 123 Academy Football Team I49 Groglp lil? Pacific Coast Clubg Academy'Crew Tearrl l2Jg Honors l3J. ' ' ' 2 . Q A : i- l WILLIAM ERIC GUSTAFSON Gus 83 Federal Street Brunswlck Malne Wulluams Dutch Teachnng Entered Upper Class 1949 G L Soule PEA Senate World Federallsts 127 Vlce Presldent 117 Herodotan Society Acad emy Debating Team I V Swimming Cum Laude Society German Il 2nd Prnze Sherman Hoar History Prlze Negley History Prlze 2nd Praze Highest Honors 1l7 Hugh Honors 117 Honors 127 IOHN MINOR GWYNN IR Bug john 5l4 North Street Chapel Hull North Carolina North Carolina Langdell Senate CHARLES MICHAEL HACKETI' Mike Kenneth Square Pennsylvania Prlnceton Merrlll Chemist Entered Lower Class l948 Dorm Committee All Club Football I V Football 127 All Club Baseball 127 GEORGE CRAIG SEVERANCE HACKL Gngnlo Hack Boo 25l Bayard Lane Princeton New jersey Prnnceton Soule Undecuded Entered Lower Class I948 Exonuan Glee Club 127 Chour Chrustnan Fratermty 127 Sensor Octet Dramatuc Assocuatlon Southern Club Academy Soccer Team 127 Academy Hockey Team 127 All Club Sprung Track All Club Tennus I50I I Teachingg Entered Senior Class, I95Og Southern Club: Bandg P,E.A. MAURY STONE HAGERMAN Hagee Monster I 125 Louden Heights Road Charlestown West Virginia Cornell Abbot Agriculture Entered junior Class 1948 Dorm Committee Glee Club Southern Club I V Football Academy Football Team 121 V Winter Track Academy Winter Track Team I V Spring Track Academy Spring Track Team WOODRUFF BURR HALSEY Woody Whupstltch 43 Spring Street Lebanon New Hampshire Yale Williams Undertaking Entered junior Class 1947 Revlew121 Business Man ager1l1 Exoman Exeter Dictionary Four Year Club I V Winter 111 High Honors 161 Honors 131 IOHN DAYTON HAMILTON jR 518 Lakeview Avenue jamestown New York Princeton Bancroft Engineering Entered Upper Class 1949 Golden Branch 121 Vice President 111 P E A Senate 121 Les Cabotlns 121 Christian Fraterm ty 121 KENNETH GEORGE HAMILTON Tobey K G 79 Highland Avenue Short Hills New jersey Princeton Langdell Medicine Entered Upper Class 1949 Rifle Club 121 Scientific So cuety 121 Shop Group Model Railroad Club 121 Christian Fraternity :I l 5 . . I ls ' A l sl. Tracks Academy Winter Track Teamg l. Spring Track,' Captain 1 51 I CLIO ARMITAC-E HARPER Klrmte Armle 1820 Buchwood Road Little Rock Arkansas Harvard Ed Gilman Chemical Engineering Entered Upper Class 1949 Southern Club I2l Chemistry Club l V Football Academy Football Team Acad emy Winter Track Team IZ? Academy Spring Track Team l2l Co Captain Ill IOHN RAYMOND HARRISON ll ack 325 45th Street Des Moines Iowa Harvard Barrett Business Entered junior Class I947 Dorm Committee Pean Facul ty Editor lll Photographic Society Midwestern Club junior Debat Year Club I V Winter Track Academy Hockey Team Cll Manag er I V Sprung Track ROLF DIETER HARTMAN Grumpy Thing West Neck Road Lloyd Harbor Huntington New York Harvard Hoyt Shipping Entered junior Class I947 Review Herodotan Society Four Year Club PEA Senate All Club Swimming All Club Ten nas Honors Ill NEIL LEAVITT HARVEY Stretch Hampton New Hampshire Annapolis At Home Navy Entered Senior Class l95O Academy Winter Track Team l52 . , , . ' . . S , Z 1 A 1 . . 3 t c - I . ' . , . ' 1 ' D ,' 1 I ' 1 . , - C 2 I ' ing Societyg junior French Clubg Medical Discussion Croupg Four- 1 - - Q - ' Q . . . . . . Q . ' : .I Z - . Q ' I - V - S - I - ' 3 . I I . Z ' - IARED HOBART HATHAWAY 3 57 Franklin Road Hamden Connecticut Harvard Soule Undecided Entered junior Class I947 Christian Fraternity A Senate 123 World Federalists Chess Club C27 junior Debating Society Four Year Club Honors l7l IOHN LANDON HAWKINS Marster Orkms North Wilton Road New Canaan Connecticut Yale Soule Undecided Entered junior Class I947 Dorm Representative Exon: an C23 Herodotan Society KZJ President lll Lantern Club i2J Acad ROBERT WINSHIP HEATH Bob Southern Boy 208 Glenburnae Street Chapel Hill North Carolina Harvard Langdell Teaching Entered Lower Class l948 C- L Soule C27 PEA Senate 133 Southern Club 137 RICHARD BANCROFT HEDBERG Dicker Head Pinochio 40 Drury Lane Worc st r Massachus tts Harvard Langdell Medicine Entered junior Class l947 Medical Discussion Group Chemistry Group I V Sw mming Acad my Sw mming Team l l53l l Y ' 3 ' , g ' ' ' C273 emy Debating Teamg Nathaniel Cordon Bible 'Prize, lst Prize. l U ' ' q . . i g ' 2 1 ' f2,'l 1 jOHN MARSHALL HEMPHILL Mush Hemp l444 Shore Road Linwood New jersey Princeton Ed Gilman Engineering' Entered Upper Class I949' Scientific Society' Christian Fraternity. MAURICE MacALLlSTER HENKELS jR Maury M M 33 Greenwood Road Wellesley Hills Massachusetts Princeton Peabody Business Entered junior Class I947 Rifle Club C35 Four Year Club Scientific Society C35 Council Cl5 Outing Club C25 Golden Branch Les Cabotins C25 Photographic Society All Club Crew Academy Crew Team C25 Honors C25 ROGER COLE HERDMAN Do Rog 36 Cross Hill Road Newton Centre Massachusetts Ya e Langdell Medicine Entered junior Class I947 Les Cabotlns Dramatic Asso ciation C25 Glee Club C25 Chemistry Group Choir High Honors Cl5 Honors C55 ALAN CELLER HERZIG Big Al Zig 784 Park Avenue New York Ya e Hoyt Business Entered junior Class i947 Dorm Committee Outing Club C25 Mountaineering Club C25 Scientific Society Rifle Club C25 French Club PEA Senate C25 G L Soule C35 j V Skiing All Club Tennis C25 Bosch Spanish Prize Honors C45 54 IAMES KINSOLVINC1 HILL ITT 508 North Boulevard Cape Curardeau Mrssourr Princeton Abbot Busnness Entered Upper Class l949 Dorm Committee Band C2l President Cll Orchestra C23 Royal Exonlans C23 Clee Club C23 Chonr C2l Shop Group Dramatlc Assoclatlon C23 Southern Club All Club Winter Track ALBERT POPE HINCKLEY IR Lightning Hmck Plush Orlean Vlrglma Prnnceton Langdell Archstecture Entered lunlor Class I947 Pean Dramatlc Assocnatlon C43 lumor Debatlng Socvety Southern Club C35 C- L Soule Les Cabotnns Four Year Club Honors C35 DAVIDI HOFFMAN Chlef Dave Capn Dave 3800 Lake Shore Drnve Chlcago lllmols Yale Merrlll Law Entered Upper Class l949 Midwestern Club C21 G L Soule C25 PEA Senate C2l l V Football PAUL CAMERON HOFFMAN Yogl Hoff lO45 Suffield Road Birmingham Mlchlgan Yale Abbot Place Law Entered junior Class l947 Student Council V1cePresudent jumor Class VlcePres1dent Lower Class Exoman C23 Revlew Chrnstuan Fraternity C23 Cablnet Cll Midwestern Club C27 Vice President CIP lunnor Debatmg Society Treasurer C L Soule Four Year Club I V Football Academy Football Team C2l Academy Wrestllng Team C27 Academy Lacrosse Team Honors C33 l l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11- 1 1 ' 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-- ,... ,.. . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1-' 1 ' 1-1 1 1 1 1 - ROBERT HUNGERFORD HOPKINS O 762 South Mann Street Athens Pennsylvama Cornell Amen Engmeermg Entered Senior Class 1950 Glee Club Cholr ELISHA RHODES HUGGINS Hug Bllmp Back Rrver Farm Dover New Hampshlre Princeton Merrnll Archltecture Entered junlor Class I947 lunlor Debatmg Society Four Year Club Dramatlc Assoclatlon Sclentlfnc Society C33 Shop Group Art ll 3rd Pnze PAUL FREDERICK HUGHES Skip Maple Avenue Greenland New Hampshlre Harvard At Home 1ARvls HUNT JR al' a V Sl Hugh Street North Attleboro Massachusetts Harvard Langdell Mednclne Entered lunlor Class l947 Sclentlflc Society C43 Secreta ry 129 Astronomy Group 443 Meteorology Group 133 Secretary l2l Photographuc Group Bnology Group lunuor French Club Outlng Club Four Year Club Medlcal Dlscusslon Group l2l Rnfle Club C45 All Club Crew f3J B b Undecided: Entered Senior Class, l950g Honors lll. l , l f l 56 l GLENN DALE IACKSON III ack 54 Lennox Road Summnt New lersey Langdell Engnneenng Entered Semor Class I949 Pean Dorm Commuttee 123 Band Rifle Club Les Cabotnns Yacht Club l2I Treasurer Ill O chestra Academy Crew Team Ill Manager WILLIAM RICHARD IACKSON IR ox Evnl R D No 2 Coraopolns Pennsylvanla Iowa Knight Englneerlng Entered Lower Class I948 Rifle Club C23 Presndent Ill Meteorology Group Radlo Group Outing Club Scuentufnc Socle ty Shop Group Glee Club C23 Academy Golf Team Ill Manager THOMAS DOUGLAS IAGOBS Tom ake 22 East Mahoning Street Danville Pennsylvania Yale Bancroft Englneerlng Entered Sensor Class 1950 Dorm Commuttee Paclfnc Coast Club lnternatlonal Club Yacht Club DIMITRI THEODORE IEON Dum: I7 Forsyth Street Boston Massachusetts Harvard Annex Undeclded Entered Sensor Class l95O G L Soule Dramatnc Asso clatlon Academy Football Team l57l I I I I I I I I I I I I I r' I I - , . I I . . . , , I I I I I I I I ' I I I I - 'I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I - - I ' , . GRAHAM ELY ION ES Shovelfoot 50 Hugh Street Farmmgton Connecticut Prunceton Klrfland Undeclded Entered Upper Class I949 Dorm Representatlve Chrus tsan Fraternlty lnternatlonal Club Dramatrc Assoclatlon Red Key Socuety All Club Soccer Academy Soccer Team Academy Squash Team C25 Academy Tennis Team C23 Captaun Cll Honors C49 PHILIP LANCDON KAMPF Phll Fuggo Pop 236 Rublcon Road Dayton Ohno Yae Cllley Buslness Entered Upper Class 1949 Dorm Commnttee Pean C2l dentCll I V Crew KENDALL KENT KANE Ken Kuller 1306 North Wooster Avenue Dover Ohuo Prlnc ton Amen Medncme Entered Upper Class l949 Glee Club C2l Photographnc Group C29 Secretary Treasurer Cll Mudwestern Club Hugh Honors Cll Honors C33 EDWARD MARION KIESS 2928 Brandywnne Street N W Washington D C Wentworth Physlclst Entered Sensor Class l95O Clee Club Raduo Group l 5 I . Circulation Manager Cllg Midvslestern Club C2l, Treasurer, Cll, Presi: ' Ed M. l. T. 8 l THOMAS WILLIAM KIC-ER Black Tom I I3 North Pearl Avenue Lancaster Ohio Kenyon Cilley Undecided Entered Lower Class l948 Christian Fraternity C23 I V Basketball C23 Academy Basketball Team RICHARD HEAD KING Dick Wong 39 Kingsbury Road Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Harvard Hoyt Business Entered junior Class I947 Exoman 143 Circulation Man ager C33 Yacht Club C43 Commodore CI3 Executive Committee 123 Golden Branch I23 Chess Club Christian Fraternity l23 Red Key Society Four Year Club I V Winter Track II3 Manager Academy Winter Track Team H3 Manager All Club Lacrosse I23 Captain II3 Honors C13 CHARLES KUHN III Chick Chico I I2 Brattle Street Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard Knight Club Glee Club Honors C43 CERRY CAMPBELL LaFOLLE'I-TE Be Bop Mary jean 26 East Fifth Street Corning New York Amherst Knight Undecided Entered Upper Class i948 Dorm Committee C23 Outing Club 123 Vice President ll3 Clee Club l23 Colden Branch P EA Senate 133 All Club Tennis Academy Hockey Team II3 Manager Honors II3 l59 ' i I ,X Medicine: Entered Lower Class, l948g Photographic Croupg Rifle yfl ' yy gif' NATHANIEL LA MAR yrz Nat 49l Hnghland Avenue N E Atlanta Georgla Harvard Peabody Medlcune Entered Upper Class l949 Revuew Hugh Honors Cl? Honorsfll GEORGE DANA LARRABEE 22 Whute Street Lewlston Marne Harvard Knight Undeclded Entered Lower Class l948 Les Cabotuns t2l Outmg Club HUGH LATIMER Buzz 295l Albermarle Street Washington D C Harvard Wheelwrlght Diplomatic Service Entered Senior Class l95O Southern Club Roy al Exonlans I V Cross Country IOHN TOWNSEND LAW j T The joan Mansgrove Road Prmceton New jersey Harvard Peabody Architect r Entered Lower Class l948 Exoman Q37 Sclentlfuc So cnety Chrnstnan Fraternnty C39 Outlng Club Honors C45 Henry Gul b rt Erancce Ir Art Prize lst l60l , . 1--v n n v . n v n I - ' 1 - v - , , . . - . t v ' ,, . . . ., 1 y , '54 I Q .. - --1 1 n n 1 1 n 1 ' 9 . C ,, . , . ROBERT HENSLEY LEACH O 62 Burnlll Street Swampscott Massachusetts Yale Hoyt Undeclded Entered lunuor Class I947 Four Year Club Chemustry Group C37 Dramatlc Assocuatuon C33 Executnve Committee III Chrls tlan Fraternuty Prlntmg Club Honors IM WILLIAM STORRS LEE IV Sulllerml Ledge Creek Cornwall Vermont Dartmouth Langdell Undecided Entered Upper Class I949 Orchestra C21 PEA Senate l2l SCIenflflC Socnety l2l Les Cabotuns Dramatuc ASSOCIBIIOH IZ? Chrlstuan Fraternlty Honors Ill THEODORE MCGRAW LIGHTNER Ted Bull l75 East 79th Street New York N Y Harvard Peabody Medlcane Entered Iumor Class I948 Sclentlfnc Soclety Blology Group Chemnstry Group Honors l2J IOHN LINIBOCKER IR johnny IOO East Fountann Avenue Glendale Ohno Yale Cllley Undecided Entered Upper Class I949 Pean Mndwestern Club l2J Treasurer Ill Sclentsfnc Society Honors Ill l6ll I I I I I ' I I I I ' I I - I I I I I I I--- I I I I , . l I l I I I-- I I I I I I - , . I I I I I I I I I - ROBERT POLK LINKER Lmk 503 Dogwood Drlve Chapel Hull North Carolina North Carolnna Wheelwrlght Medlcnne Entered Upper Class l949 Southern Club C23 Dramatic Assoclatlon C23 Band C23 All Club Soccer Academy Swnmmmg Team DONALD PAUL MADDEN Dm Dnnzer l l5 Lorlng Road Wmthrop Massachusetts Prmceton Hoyt Undeclded Entered lunlor Class l947 Presldent junlor Lower Up per Classes Vace Presldent Sensor Class Student Councul C43 Pres: dent Cl3 Church Monltor C23 Exoman C33 Academy Debatnng Team Chrustuan Fraternity C43 Cabinet C23 Vlce Presudent Cl3 G L Soule C23 Secretary Cl3 Vlce President Cl3 lunlor Debating Society Press dent Cl3 Glee Club C23 Lantern Club Yacht Club Dramatlc Assoc: atnon C23 Dorm Commlttee All Club Soccer Academy Soccer Team AllClub Lacrosse Academy Lacrosse Team C23 Gavlt Cup Cum Laude Soclety Latln l 2nd Pruze Hugh Honors C83 Honors C23 CHANDRU NIRMALDAS MALANI Chan Nlrmaldas 35 Churchgate Street cfo Beaufurts 81 Co Bombay lndla Abbot Engnneerlng Entered Upper Class I949 Chrustlan Fraternity Paclflc Coast Club C23 Rufle Club lnternatnonal Club C23 Scuentnfuc Socnety Shop Group Radlo Group I V Squash Academy Squash Team Wllllam Warren Squash Cup CHARLES FRANCIS MAPES IR Chas Clnff Provmce Lune Road Princeton New jerse Prnnceton Peabody Undecaded Entered Lower Class l948 Chrlstuan Fraternlty Rifle Club' All-Club Soccer C23 Captam Cl3' Academy Soccer Team' All- Club Basketball' All-Club Baseball C23. l62 RONALD ROSS MATH I ESON I Parsonns Street Wanganm Wellington New Zealand Undecided Peabody Diplomatic Service Entered Senior Class l950 International Club Clee Club C L Soule Photographic Group M ITCH ELL DU DLEY MATTH EWS Dud Matty l I43 Maple Street Evanston Illlnols Annapolis Merrill Navyg Entered Upper Class, l949g Midwestern Club l2lg Les Cabo- tinsg Scientific Society: 1. 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I . 3 l ball Team MERIL AUBREY MAY lR Doak l2 Cohawney Road Scarsdale New York Ya e Wheelwrught Business Entered Senior Class l95O Southern Club Academy Foot CLIFFORD EUGENE MCCLOY jR Cliff 2200 Schiller Street Little Rock Arkansas Vanderbilt Ed Gilman Tax Law Entered Senior Class l950 Southern Club Glee Club I6 jAMES HENRY MCINTOSH Mac Amnggne Rudolph 5l4 East 87th Street New York N Y Harvard Soule Undecuded Entered junior Class I947 Chapl Momtor Revlew Four Year Club jumor Debatmg Society junlor French Club Or chestra C43 World Federalusts C33 Presldent Cl3 PEA Senate C33 Vuce Presldent Cl3 Secretary Cl3 Les Cabotlns C23 Herodotan Society C23 Secretary Cl3 Lantern Club C23 Dramatlc Assoclatlon C23 All Club Squash Hugh Honors C23 Honors C83 DONALD McKAY Dondo Mac 50 Vuctorla Clrcle Newton Centre Massachusetts Knight Engmeernng Entered junior Class l947 Exoman C23 Southern Club junlor Debatlng Society Rifle Club C23 Aeronautucs Group Dramatlc Assocnatlon Les Cabotlns Outing Club All Club Tennis RICHARD HERMAN MCNUTT Dlcker Shove Hank McNu 293l Creysolon Road Duluth Mmnesota Harvard Barrett Medicine Entered junior Class I947 Mudwestern Club C23 Red Key Socnety Dorm Committee Herodotan Socaety Photographic Group junlor Debating Society All Club Football Academy Hockey Team C23 Captain Cl3 Academy Colt Team C23 Honors Cl3 MARTIN SCOTT MCVAY jR l9l2 East Country Club Drnve Schenectady New York Prlnceton Dutch Undecided Entered Upper Class I949 Colden Branch World Fed erallsts Les Cabotms Outmg Club Chess Club l64 1 1 , ,.. 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'. 1 1 1 -f 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1... 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 HARRY LEVI MEAD IR 5507 Cherokee Avenue Tampa Floruda Harvard Abbot Advertusung Entered Iunuor Class 1946 Rufle Club I2I Executuve Offucer III Les Cabotuns C27 Southern Club 157 Golden Branch Church Monutor l2I All Club Crew Cum Laude Socuety Hughest Honors Ill Hugh Honors l6l Honors Ill French IV lst Pruze WINTHROP DICKINSON MEANS Wun 35 Whuttredge Road Summut New jersey Harvard Langdell Geology Entered Upper Class I949 Mountauneerung Group Scuen tufuc Socuety I V Cross Country Academy Cross Country Team I RICARDO ANCELO MESTRES IR Duck 96 Battle Road Prunceton New Iersey Prunceton Soule Foreugn Servuce Entered Lower Class l948 Les Cabotuns Dramatuc Assocuatuon C35 Chrustuan Fraternuty Glee Club Church Monutor I V Football Academy Football Team Hugh Honors III Honors IM IOHN BENNINCTON MILDER IR Iohnny 338 Senator Street Brooklyn New York Harvard Merrull Iournalusm Entered Lower Class l948 Kurtland Latun Pruze Latun I 3rd Pruze Spanush ll lst Pruze Hugh Honors Il? 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Winter Traclkg Academy Skiing :feamg Honors CI J. y - I HARLAN STUART MILLER IR Killer Matrlcade 2900 Forest Drove Des Moines Iowa Harvard Barrett Wrntung Entered lumor Class I947 Pean Les Cabotnns Madwest ern Club Photographlc Group junlor Debatmg Soclety Four Year Club C1 L Soule Honors C33 EDWARD KIRKPATRICK MILLS ll Convent New jersey Prlnceton Soule Undeclded Entered lunlor Class I947 Student Councul Exonlan C43 Managung Edntor CI3 Dorm Commnttee C23 Revlew C23 Managnng Edutor CI3 Rnfle Club Lantern Club Chrlstlan Fraternity C23 Four Year Club Academy Cross Country Team C23 Doyle Cross Country Trophy CI3 Academy Hockey Team C23 Academy Sprung Track Team C33 Englush ll 2nd Prnze Hugh Honors C23 Honors C53 GABRIEL BLASIUS LADISLAUS IVIISKOLCZY The Seven Wmds Penzance Polnt Woods Hole Massachusetts Undecnded Wheelwrlght Aerodynamncal Englneermg Entered Upper Class I949 Photographlc Group C23 Dramatnc Assoclatlon C23 International Club C23 Secretary C13 Vlce Presldent CI3 FREDERICK CLEVELAND MITCHELL Match Rnck F C R D l Wolf Road Erle Pennsylvanla Yae Hoyt Undeclded Entered jumor Class I947 Pean Dorm Commlttee Four Year Club Mldwestern Club Iunlor Debatnng Soclety Glee Club Chrlstlan Fraternsty I66 , . 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 ' ' . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . CHARLES jULlAN MOIZEAU Charlle Mvvaz 27 Fayerweather Street Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard Barrett Dlplomatlc Servlce Entered junlor Class I947 Dorm Commlttee Chrlstlan Fraternity Medlcal Dlscusslon Group junior Debatlng Socnety jumor French Club Les Cabotms l2l Radlo Club f4l President Ill Scnentlflc Society Councnl Cl? RAFAEL ANTONIO MORALES Carrera ll No 75 29 Bogota Columbia South America Amen Englneerang Entered Upper Class I949 International Club C23 Pacnfuc Coast Club j V Tenms Academy Soccer Team ROBERT SELIG MORRIS Mughty Mouse lO4l9 Llndbrook Dnve Los Angeles Callfornla Stanford Peabody Photographic Group C23 Scnentafuc Society Royal Exomans Shop Group Les Cabotlns junlor Debatung Soclety Glee Club Academy Swimming Team l3l Spanish III lst Prlze Honors Q37 ROLAND MORRIS Ro y l92l Panama Street Phlladelphla Pennsylvania Prmceton Soule Blologlst Entered Lower Class I948 Dorm Committee P E A Senate C27 Vnce Presldent Ill Presndent Ill Les Cabotms Red Key Society Sclentlflc Society l3l Baology Group l37 All Club Football j V Wrestling Academy Wrestlnng Team 12? Captaln Ill Honors I 6 M. I. T. Lawg Entered junior Class, l9f17g Dorm Committeeg Rifle Clubg I 459. ' ' ' ' 7 I FREDERICK WILLIAM NADER IR Ness Lmdsay Road York Maane Yale Bancroft Buslness Entered Sensor Class l950 Rafle Club WILLIAM RICHARD EDWARD NEVISON Wild Bull Nev Box 394 Manor Pennsylvanua Cornell Hoyt Undecnded Entered jumor Class I947 Scuentufuc Socuety Meteor ology Group Astronomy Group lunuor Debatmg Socuety Golden Branch Dramatic Assoclatlon Chrlstlan Fraternity Mudwestern Club Four Year Club j V Cross Country IAMES MONTGOMERY NEWELL Ill 28 Denny Road Chestnut Hlll Massachusetts Harvard Peabody Undecuded Entered Lower Class l948 Glee Club l2J Mountanneer mg Group l2J Yacht Club C33 Vice Commodore ill Executuve Commuttee C27 Chrlstlan Fraternlty I V Cross Country Honors l4l WILLIAM HOWES NICKERSON Bull Nick Nlckelbar lOl Kent Place Boulevard Summnt New jersey Dartmouth Langdell Und cuded Entered Upper Class 1949 Dramatic Assoclatlon l2l Photographnc Group l2l Sclentlflc Soclety l2J Astronomy Group 427 Shop Group I I , . 1 1 1 , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' v 1 1 - - v ' v 1 1 1 S . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 jOHN LOCKWOOD NORTON Ajax Long john l7 Lorraine Place Summit New jersey Princeton Merrill Engineering Entered Lower Class l948 Pean Rifle Club C33 Les Cabotms Scientific Society C33 Meteorology Group Radio Group Christian Fraternity Cum Laude Society Highest Honors C53 High Honors C23 GEORGE OLMSTED III 25 Glenoe Road Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Williams Langdell Business Entered Upper Class l949 Christian Fraternity Glee Club Mountaineering Group Ski Club j V Skiing GUY PASCHAL Gaius 790 Riverside Drive New York N Y Harvard Soule Law Entered junior Class l947 Exoman junior Debating Society Band Chess Club Les Cabotins Four Year Club P E A Sen te C23 Golden Branch Christian Fraternity C33 Red Key Society Federallsts AllClub Tennis C23 All Club Squash Cl3 Academy Squash Team C23 Captain Cl3 Cum Laude Society Pennell Latin Pr ze Latin I lst Prize Kirtland Latin Prize Latin l 3rd Prize Mathematics ll 2nd Prize Greek I lst Prize Haig Ramage Scholarship Fund Honorable Mention Lamont Gavit Classical Fund 3rd Prize Highest Honors Cll High Honors C93 FREDERIC Freddy BENDIG PATON Monk Paunch 20 The Green Dover Delaware Williams Cnlley Business Entered Lower Class l948 Exoman Glee Club Choir Christian Fraternity C23 Southern Club C33 Outing Club C33 Secre tary Cl3 President Cl3 Rifle Club C33 Scientific Society Chemistry Group Astronomy Group j V Swimming j V Crew l69l . 3 5 ' 1 - 3 . . . a Southern Clubg Photographic Groupg Dramatic Association C33g World i : . 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C s , , ' ' ' 1 1 ' , l PETER BARTON PAYSON 882 Oak Street Winnetka llllnons Mnchugan Wheelwrlght Naval Archltecture Entered Upper Class l949 Yacht Club C23 Scuentufuc Soclety C23 Shop Group C23 Chemistry Group C23 Frances Kulluan Scnence Prlze CHESTER ARTHUR PEARLMAN jR Chet 35 Cleveland Avenue Buffalo New York Harvard Ed Gllman Psychoanalysls Entered jumor Class l947 Pean jumor French Club Les Cabotms C33 junnor Debatmg Socuety G L Soule C23 P E A Senate Chrnstlan Fraternuty C33 World Federallsts C23 Outing Club Sclentuflc Society C23 Four Year Club Band C23 All Club Wrestllng All Club Crew CI3 Manager Lamont Gavlt Prlze ALTON EMIL PETERS H R H Rosendale Road Schenectady New York Harvard Langdell Law Entered junlor Class l947 Golden Branch C43 Treasurer Cl3 World Federalrsts C33 Les Cabotms C33 junior French Club P E A Senate Secretary Cl3 Chrnstnan Fraternity C43 jumor Debatlng SOCIil2'J Herodotan Socuety Four Year Club Dramatlc Assocla tlon jACK ARTHUR PEVERILL Rev jocjo Crusher 2903 Terrace Drlve Des Moines Iowa Amherst Langdell Business Entered jumor Class I947 Les Cabotlns C33 Rifle Club Photographlc Group junior Debatlng Socnety Four Year Club Mud western Club lnternatlonal Club AlIClub Soccer Spanlsh I lst Prnze l7O Scholarshipg Malth l,- Honorable Merltiong High Honors -C635 Honors C43. PAULDINC PHELPS Pablo Dmgy I I West Chestnut Avenue Phlladelphua Pennsylvania Haverford Hoyt Medncune Entered Lower Class l948 Chonr Clee Club Herodotan Soclety Lantern Club Sclentlfxc Socnety Chrnstnan Fraternuty 62? Yacht Club Mountaineering Group QI Hugh Honors l4I Honors QI IOHN MCQU IC-C-AN PHILLIPS 62 Taunton Road Scarsdale New York Yale Bancroft Law Entered Sensor Class l95O Academy Football Team Academy Wrestllng Team PHILIP HILL PITNEY Plttledy Put Mmk Bailey s Mull Road Basklng Rldge New jersey Prnnceton Amen Undecided Entered lunlor Class I947 Dorm Commvttee EBook l3I Business Manager lll Exoman Four Year Club Dramatlc Asso cuatlon Chrnstlan Fraternlty l3I Red Key Society All Club Football I V Football Academy Football Team AlICIub Winter Track All Club Baseball I V Baseball Academy Baseball Team C23 Captann III OSCAR STEPHEN POLLOCK Osk Ospy Padre 435 Rnverslde Drlve New York N Y Harvard Klrtland Psychology Entered lunnor Class I947 Lantern Club l2l Review lunlor Debatlng Society Chrlstlan Fraternnty l3I Cablnet lll Four Year Club Lamont Gavlt Classlcal Scholarship lst Prlze Latin Department Essay lst Pruze Subley Praze Hugh Honors III Honors l3l l7ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - . ' . 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 'X 43 ARLINGTON RADDIN POND Arlle Arl 83 Davns Street Rutland Vermont Harvard Wentworth Medlcnne Entered Upper Class 1949 Outlng Club Yacht Club C23 I V Skl1ngC23 SAMUEL HEALD POTTLE Flesh Llttle Sammy Gustaf 35 Edgehlll Road New Haven Connectncut Yae Wlllnams Musuc Edntor C33 Revlew Les Cabotlns C33 Presndent C13 Orchestra C43 Glee Club C33 Vice Presldent C13 Royal Exonuans C23 Secretary Treasurer C13 Dramatic Assocnatuon C43 Secretary C13 Lantern Club C23 Chrlstlan Fraternity Four Year Club I V Swimming C13 Mana ger Cum Laude Soclety Latnn ll 2nd Prnze Nathannel F Glidden Essay Prnze Hang Ramage Scholarshup Prnze Engllsh I Honorable Mentlon Merrlll Prlze Engllsh Ill French Ill 3rd Praze Hlghest Honors C23 Hugh Honors C53 IONATHAN COULTER RANDAL Rundel 544 East 86 Street New York Harvard Soule lournalasm Entered lunuor Class 1947 Student Councnl Exoman C33 Assocuate Edutor C13 Lantern Club C23 President C13 Herodotan Socuety Four Year Club Chrlstlan Fraternuty C33 Dorm Committee C13 Chairman C13 Red Key Soclety 1 V Wrestlung C13 Manager Academy Wrestlmg Team C13 Manager Honors C63 WILLIAM MANN RANDOLPH St Annes School Charlottesvnlle Vnrgnnla Hoyt Geology Entered Lower Class 1948 Mountaineering Group C23 Rifle Club C23 Outlng Club C23 Southern Club Astronomy Group C23 P E A Senate C23 Hugh Honors C13 Honors C23 1721 t C A L U D .. A L I ' ' 6 Musicg Entered junior Class, 19473 Student Councilg Exonian C33, , , N. Y. Bill M. l. T. GILBERT FRASER RANKIN IR Gil Rank 419 Park Street Manitowoc Wisconsin Cornell Langdell Mechanical Engineering Entered Upper Class I949 Midwestern Club Scientific Society Christian Fraternity Dorm Committee Sherman Hoar American History Prize LINCOLN REAVIS Lmc Rev Reeves 2723 Ashley Road Cleveland Ohio Cornell Merrill Law Entered Lower Class I948 Dorm Committee Exoman Mud western Club t2I Rifle Club Scientific Society I2I Meteorology Group Les Cabotins E A Sen e Sannsh I Ist Prize Honors l3J SAMUEL CROFT REGISTER IR Sam Sambo Stanford Peabody Veterinarian Entered junior Class I947 Dramatic Association 449 Pacific Coast Club l4I Vice President C23 Dance Committee l2I Glee Club l2l Choir l2I Four Year Club Christian Fraternity Dorm Committee All Club Winter Track I V Winter Track Academy Winter Track Team l3I Co Captain III All Club Baseball I V Baseball ARTHUR WILLIAMS REYNOLDS II State 234 South Remington Road Columbus Ohio Princeton Ed Gilman Undecided Entered Upper Class I947 Midwestern Club C27 Les Cabotins Christian Fraternity All Club Football All Club Basket a l73I , . , , - C 1 . , , , 1 , Q A 4 A ' : ' : ' - : 1 I Q V 3 3 P. . . atg p , Q , . . Eucalyptus Hill, San Mateo, California . .I I 3 . . '. 1 . -. ' 1 . , I . . t C t : g - Q I : I ' I V - I I ' I ' I - - . . . t' 5 I t D . 1 ' : 2 1 - : - - b II. STEPHEN LEIGHTON REYNOLDS Steve 29 Hldden Road Weston Massachusetts Harvard Peabody Undecnded Entered Lower Class l948 Pean Chrnstnan Fratermty -1Mount?lneermg Group C2D Vlce President CU Academy Sk: eam 3? DAVID RICE Dave D Choate School Walllngford Connecticut Yale A C Gilman Teachmg Entered Iumor Class I947 Secretary Lower Class Chrnstuan Fraternity C4l Treasurer CII Exoman Glee Club C4l Rufle Club Dorm Proctor Lantern Club Phullups Church Deacon C23 Chonr C27 Lnbrarnan CII Mountauneerung Group C27 Four Year Club All Club Football Academy Football Team C2l All Club Wrestling I V Wrestllng All Club Lacrosse Manley Engllsh Prize Hugh Honors SABIN ROBBINS IR Robbne Rob Camargo Road Indian Hull Clnclnnatr Ohno Ya e Peabody Buslness Entered Iunlor Class I947 Chrastlan Fraternity Four Year Club Mndwestern Club C41 Secretary CII Treasurer CII Pres: dent CII Chess Club Sclentuflc Society C23 Council CII World Federallsts Dance Commlttee C25 Shop Group President CII Photo graphy Group All Club Tennis I V Swummmg Academy Swnm mnng Team C23 WILLIAM HAMILTON ROBERTSON IR Andover Road North Tewksbury Massachusetts Bowdoin Wentworth Buslness Entered Sensor Class l950 Academy Football Team I V Winter Track l4l . . .U in j in 3 .. .E . . 7 . . 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Bill , , 1 ' , : :.- jOSE ENRIQUE RODRIGUEZ jose Rod 420 Bartolome Las Casas Street Santurce Puerto Rico Yale Langdell Bacteriology Entered junior Class l947 Biology Group C29 Trea surer lll Scientific Society 123 j V Spring Track High Honors 433 Honors l6l EDWARD jEDD ROE jR jeddy jeddzer Ej l l l West Lynwood Avenue San Antonio Texas Princeton Soule Ranching Entered junior Class i947 Dorm Committee Four Year Club Southern Club l4l President ill Glee Club C33 Secretary ill Rifle Club C23 Senior Octet Christian Fraternity C2l Dance Com mittee Cheerleader Church Monitor Biology Group junior Debat ing Society STANLEY ROGERS Tan 4504 Pasadena Avenue Long Beach California Stanford Dutch Medicine Entered Senior Class l95O Pacific Coast Club All Club Football Academy Basketball Team HAMILTON ROSS Tony Hami New Vernon New jersey Princeton Soule Architecture' Entered junior Class I947' Dorm Committee' Pean lll Art Editor' junior Debating Society' junior French Club' Shop Group' Aeronautics Group' Les Cabotins' Choir 629' Glee Club 427' Senior Octet President lll' Cheerleader' Christian Fraternity l2l' Four-Year Club' All-Club Squash' All-Club Tennis' French lll 3rd Prize' High Honors 157' Honors l5l. l75l DAVID RUSH Dash 181 15 Henley Road jamaica New York Harvard Wentworth Socuologlst Entered Senior Class 1950 Lantern Club Herodotan Socuety C L Soule World Federallsts Dramatic Assoclatuon Honors C11 FRAN K HARWELL RUTLAND 2052 Lnncoln Park West Chncago lllmoas Northwestern Hoyt Chemical Englneermg Entered Lower Class 1948 Orchestra 131 Concertmaster 111 Clee Club Royal Exomans Dramatlc Assocuatnon C21 Chemustry Group Honors 121 CHARLES DENNISON SAFFORD Charlie Chaz 235 Mann Street Hnngham Massachusetts Stanford Abbot Place Undeclded Entered junaor Class 1947 Dorm Committee Pean 121 Buslness Manager C11 Dramatlc ASSOCIBYIOD 121 junnor Debatun Society lumor French Group Presudent Q11 Four Year Club C L Soule All Club Soccer Academy Soccer Team All Club Baseball 1 V Baseball 121 Honors 141 EVERETT CHANDLER SANBORN lR Chan Sam Drlnkwater Road Exeter New Hampshlre New Hampshnre Af Home Veterlnarlan Entered Senlor Class 1950 All Club Football 1 7 ' 1 1 1 1 1 2 Q ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 F ' ' ' ' V 1 1 1 .5 , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 1 1 ' 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 . . , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' EATON DUDLEY SARCENT Dud Ed Crescent Cnty Flonda Flonda Amen Undeclded Entered Sensor Class l95O Southern Club Academy Basketball Team ROBERT CHURCHILL SCHAUB lR 450 West Forest Avenue Decatur lllmols Prlnceton Peabody Undecided Entered lunlor Class l947 Mldwestern Club l4J Astronomy Group Outmg Club C25 O PETER MUELLER SCHLUTER Pete Rosedale Road Prunceton New lersey Princeton Soule Business Entered Lower Class l948 Orchestra Clee Club P E A Senate Honorslll RICHARD MICHAEL SCHRADER Duck l727 Elm Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvama Cornell Sgule Law, Entered Lower Class, l948, Revlew, P E A Senate, Dramatc Assocnatlon, Les Cabotms, Sclentlflc Socnety, All Club Football l77l he . ' : ' . : 1 B b I I ' 1 ' 5 ' . 3 ' 5 IOHN DWAN SCHUBERT 211 Duxne Avenue Harrusonburg Vlrglnla Harvard Wllllams Undecuded Entered lunnor Class 1947 Revnew 121 Presndent 111 Exoman Pean Dramatlc Association 141 Executlve Committee 121 C L Soule 121 Treasurer 111 Lantern Club Herodotan Socuet Sclentlflc Soclety Les Cabotlns 121 lunlor Debating Socuety Academ Debating Team P E A Senate Slbley Prlze 121 Hugh Honors 131 Honors 171 DAVID jOHN SCULLY Dave A S 15 Wale Street Exeter New Hampshire Dartmouth At Home Club All Club Football 137 Captain 111 All Club Wlnter Track 121 l V Wmter Track Academy Wmter Track Team Honors 131 ARTHUR RAYMOND IOSEPH SEKERAK Sugar The Whlstler 408 Barnum Avenue Brndgeport Connectlcut Yale Knnght Medlclne Entered Upper Class 1949 Biology Group Les Cabotms Outing Club I V Colt MILTON COGSWELL SHATTUCK jR Mlt 97 Winthrop Street Augusta Maine West Point Langdell Army Entered junior Class 1947 Photographic Group 131 Four Year Club j V Football Academy Football Team Academy Wmter Track Team All Club Swlmmnng All Club Lacrosse 178 .4 t , l 1 l :U y ' Y: H 1 1 I y V : Y Undecidedg Entered junior Class, 19475 Peang Exoniang Four-Year 1 ' 1 I ' l I l D Y ' , . : - .' . 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PETER LANE SHEA Pete Pedro Specs Skunks Mnsery Road Locust Valley Long lsland N Y Prmceton Peabody Business Entered lunuor Class I947 Revlew Pean Yacht Club Chrlstaan Fraternnty C25 Dorm Committee Chaurman ill Representa tnve ill Church Monvtor Four Year Club All Club Soccer C23 Acad emy Soccer Team l V Baseball l2l Becker Hlstory Prnze lst Honors C37 HENRY lAMES SIDFORD IR nm Sud Brunswuck Halls Troy New York Prnnceton Ed Gilman Undecuded Entered Upper Class l949 Clee Club l2J Academy Swimming Team C21 RICHARD DELACEY SIMMONS Sum Slmmy 445 Rlverslde Drave New York N Y Harvard Hoyt odotan Society l2l lunnor Debatmg Socsety G L Soule Colden Branch 129 Secretary lll Presldent lll Glee Club Chonr Chrlstlan Fraternuty C47 Red Key Society Dramatuc Assocuatuon l3l Four Year Club lunnor French Club Academy Soccer Team l2l Manager lll All Club Lacrosse C2l Honors l2l RICHARD LAWRENCE SIMMONS Slmm Slmmy Duck 453 Highland Avenue Malden Massachusetts Harvard Knight Meducme Entered Upper Class 1949 Dorm Commnttee Chanrman lll Clee Club Choir Orchestra l2l Dramatlc Assoclatlon Royal Exonlans Outing Club Hugh Honors ill l7l Foreign Serviceg Entered junior Class, l947g Exonian K2lg Peang Her- 9 ROBERTO ERIC SLOWAK O Laguna Merun 4367 Montevldeo Uraguay Wheelwnght Engrneer Entered Sennor Class 1950 lnternatronal Club All Club Soccer CHARLES GORDON SMITH Smutty l IO Sheridan Street Rockford llllnols Stanford Amen Archltecture Entered Upper Class I949 Pean Mldwestern Club l2I Chrustnan Fraternity Dorm Commlttee All Club Football I V Football PATRICK IOHN SMITH Smoth Caveman IO9 East 64th Street New York N Y Princeton Langdell Club Les Cabotnns I4J P E A Senate l3J Golden Branch 623 Dramatic Society Church Monltor Honors C53 EMERY THOMAS SMYTH B zz E T 3240 Lake Shore Drnve Chicago lllmols Princeton Langdell Broker Entered Upper Class l949 Dramatlc Assoclataon Chrlstuan Fraternnty Mrdwestern Club Q27 C- L Soule Rifle Club Sclentlfuc Socnety 1 V Football l80 B b M. l. 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CHARLES MORTON SOUTHALL Chazzbo Chuck R D 2 Doylestown Bucks Co Pennsylvanla Harvard Peabody Foreign Banking Entered Lower Class I948 Review Les Cabotlns lnternatlonal Club Midwestern Club Scsentlflc Society AllClub Soccer Academy Soccer Team All Club Swlmmmg I V Swlmmnng III Captam DAVID COLTON SPERLING Dave Sperl 339 Wnllow Street New Haven Connecticut Yale Hoyt Undecnded Entered junlor Class I947 E Book Asslstant Editor CII Co Edntor ill junlor French Club Scrence Lecture Group Les Ca botlns C27 Medical Dxscusslon Group Scnentufuc Society Mndwestern Club Dramatlc Assoclatuon All Club Tennls Latm III 3rd Prlze jollne Greek I Prlze Hugh Honors C63 Honors 147 IAMES van RODEN SPRINC-ER m umper Harvard Cllley Teachlng Entered lumor Class I947 Pean Chrastlan Fraternlty C43 Four Year Club Orchestra 147 Dramatnc Assocnatnon P EA Senate l3J Rlfle Club junior French Club Les Cabotlns l37 Cum Laude Society Mason Latm Prlze Knrtland Latm Prnzes Latm I 2nd Latm In Ist Penne Latm Prize Latln I Ist Frenc Prizes French I lst French ll Ist French Ill lst Lamont Gavnt Classlcs Prnze Hnghest Honors l6J Hugh Honors C43 CHARLES HIRAM STEVENS IR Hack General 36 Hillcrest Road Burlington Vermont West Pount Soule Army Entered Lower Class l948 Mountanneernng Group C2l Rifle Club l2l P EA Senate Glee Club Cholr Band All Club Football 123 I V Sknng Honorslll l3ll . 'I 'Q . :': ': 1' 'Q - :I 5- . . . . . 'Q ' . :- .' ' , -' 1' :' : - . ah. .:. U: 'E' : - 'Q ', 'z li.l ': ' , : : ' : - 1 3 ' 1' 1' c ' : .C ..: ., :. lI,IstgLat' Ill, 3 II ' ': ' I, g h 25 'H '5 'H ,. . , . 1 . : J' 1 :': :- :.. : . HENRY WILLIAM STREETER IR Street Hank R D I Horseheads New York Cornell Amen Enguneerung Entered Semor Class l950 Glee Club RICHARD GORDON SWAN Bnrdle Duck Parsnppany Boulevard Boonton New jersey Prnnceton Wheelwrlght Physlcust Entered Lower Class l948 Sclentlfrc Society l3J Treasurer HJ Councnl lll Radio Group C25 Presudent lll Cum Laude Soclety Math Prnzes Math IV lst Math V lst Edward R Benton Pnze Physical Sciences I lst Physical Sciences II lst ARTHUR SWEENY lll R T Tertlus 58 Guuon Street Pleasantvllle N Y Harvard Knight Dnplomatuc Service Entered Upper Class I949 Dorm Committee Les Cabotxns Dramatic Association 12? Golden Branch Chemastry Club Outnng Club HUGH GIBBS TAYLOR Skipper Hunk 79 Federal Street Brunswlck Marne Yale Hoyt Undecided Entered lunuor Class I947 Chrnstuan Fraternlty C23 Yacht Club l2l Photographlc Group Sclentnflc Socnety Herodotan Society Les Cabotlns Four Year Club Academy Hockey Team C27 All Club Tennls All Club Baseball l32l , . 1 . 1, , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - l 1 . ., , , .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - , , U HENRY ERICSSON THEIS Eruc Oom 574 Hawthorne Place Chlcago lllmous Ed Gllman Engnneermg Entered Upper Class I949 Rntle Club l23 Shop Group Yacht Club C23 Mudwestern Club l23 MAURICIO TORO Bambuch Banco de Los Andes Bogota Colombia Harvard Wllllams Law Entered lunlor Class I947 Dorm Commlttee l3l Red Key Socuety lnternatuonal Club K33 Presndent CI3 Pacufnc Coast Club l33 Four Year Club Photographic Club lunlor Debating Soclety Acad emy Soccer Team 443 Captam ll3 Academy Swummung Team C43 Captam ll3 All Club Lacrosse Academy Lacrosse Team l33 Honors ALBERT O TROSTEL lll Cornell Culley Chemncal Enganeerung Entered Lower Class 1948 Mldwestern Club C23 Colden Branch Meteorology Group I V Football Academy Football Team I V Sknng Academy Sknng Team C23 Captam H3 All Club Tennus l V Tennus Hugh Honors l23 Honors l53 ROBERT HENRY TUCKER Tuck Squirrel 300 Collun Avenue Fayetteville New York Kenyon Amen Undecided Entered Lower Class l948 Dorm Committee Midwest ern Club Chrlstnan Fraternnty 423 Academy Football Team I V Basketball C23 Captam H3 Academy Basketball Team All Club Baseball All Club Lacrosse I8 M, I, T. 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I - l I Al 8375 Range Lune Road Milwaukee Wlsconsln 3 1 WAYNE LEWIS TYSON 520 Bedford Road Tarrytown New York Yale A C Gllman Business Entered lumor Class I947 Glee Club Golden Branch G L Soule Red Key Soclety Dramatic Assoclatlon All Club Wlnter Track I V Wlnter Track l2l Manager lll Academy Wlnter Track Team l2l Manager ill Academy Sprung Track C2l Academy Cross Country Team l2l Honors ill GEORGE EMAN VAILLANT Prlnce lcker Stronghold Llttleton N H Harvard Langd ll Economlcs Entered junuor Class I947 junior Debating Socrety Chrrstlan Fraternuty All Club Sprung Track Honors l3l ELLIOT SAUL VESELL 49 East 96 Street N Y 28 N Y Harvard Wheelwraght Meducme Entered Sensor Class l950 Lantern Club PEA Senate Hugh Honors lll IAMES CURRIER VIVIAN TTI Compo Road Westport Connecticut Princeton A C Gilman Undecnded Entered Upp r Class l95O Dorm Commlttee Chrlstlan Fraternnty C2l Cabnnet ill Dramatnc Assocnatlon Les Cabotnns Academy Bas ball Team l2l Honors C2l l84 Chess Clubg World Federalistsg 'Pacific ,Coast Clubg Outing Club? ji RICHARD CLAY WALKER Duck 54l8 Aldama Street Los Angeles Callfornua Stanford Ed Gulman Law Entered Upper Class I949 Dorm Committee C21 Exeter Duc honary CI1 Edutor Glee Club Cholr G L Soule C21 PEA Senate C21 Academy Debatmg Team Paclflc Coast Club C21 Chrustlan Fratermty C21 Dramatic ASSOCl3fI0n C21 DAVID HARRIS WARD l596 Green Bay Road Lake Forest Illlnons Harvard men Busmess Entered Lower Class l948 Glee Club C21 Midwestern Club C31 Dramatic Assoclatnon C21 Academy Hockey Team C21 All Club Lacrosse HARRY CLIFFORD WATTS Wot7 Harry Volts Elm Rock Farm Franklln New Hampshire Harvard Soule Wrlhng Entered junlor Class I947 Chapel Monitor EBook C21 Co Edxtor CI1 Chrlstlan Fraternuty Dorm Committee Chairman CI1 Outlng Club C21 Mountalneermg Group C21 Rifle Club Four Year Club Red Key Soclety I V Baseball CI1 Manager Academy Base ball CI1 Manager Hugh Honors C21 Honor C81 GEORGE WILLIAM WEINTZ Pennies Pop Shylock 35 Hollywood Place Huntington Long Island Stanford Hoyt Busmess Entered lumor Class I947 Review C21 jumor Debatmg Society Rifle Club C21 Dramatac ASSOCIBTIOH Four Year Club Dorm Committee Chalrman CI1 Chnstuan Fraternity C21 Cabanet CI1 Academy Crew Team C21 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , , , . . , ... 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1- - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 J - 1 1 , , ,N.Y. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ADRIAN ARTUS WEST Wmk Westy 7 South Street Morrlsvllle Vermont Harvard Merrrll Undecuded Entered junior Class I947 Glee Club Rnfle Club C43 Aeronautics Group C33 Stamp Club Cholr Photographic Group Chrlstnan Fraternity C23 LENNARD WHARTON Lennue Len I6 Blake Road Brookline Massachusetts Soule Chemical Engineering Entered lunlor Class l947 Dramatnc Assoc: atlon Shop Group C43 Les Cabotnns Orchestra C33 Radio Club C33 lunlor Debating Society Chemistry Club C23 Four Year Club P E A Senate Medical Dnscusslon Group Sclentrfnc Society C43 President Cl3 Councul Cl3 Lecture Group C23 Band All Club Crew All Club Cross Country All Club Wmter Track All Club Sprung Track Cum Laude Society Bausch and Lomb Award Hugh Honors C83 Honors Walt Wally Ring 5 Nobby Lane Natnck Massachusetts Harvard Cllley Banklng Entered junnor Class l947 Chrlstnan Fraternlty C23 Four Year Club Stamp Club lunuor French Club Sclentltnc Soclety Mod el Railroad Club Bnology Group Les Cabotlns AllClub Baseball Hsgh Honors C23 Honors C53 THOMAS AVERY WHEDON The Weed Sunshune 400 Fowler Avenue Pelham Manor New York Harvard Wllllams Thesplan Entered lunlor Class I947 Review C23 Exoman Dorm Representative Les Cabotlns Dramatuc Assoclatlon C33 Executive Commlttee C23 President Cl3 lunlor Debating Soclety G L Soule C33 Secretary Cl3 Vlce Presldent Cl3 Presldent Cl3 Academy De batnng Team Merrnll Prlze Speaker Lantern Club C23 Herodotan Soclety C23 Chrustlan Fraternlty C43 Paclflc Coast Club Four Year Club Tencher Engllsh Prlze Honors C33 l86 M. l. 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I 3 3 WALTER LE GRAND WHEAT, 1R. l l BANCROFT RICHMOND WHEELER Bats Batty 17 Westwood Drlve Worcester Massachusetts Harvard Langdell Forelgn Servnce Entered lunlor Class 1947 Four Year Club Mete orology Group Medncal Dnscussuon Group Buology Group Yacht Club C41 All Club Squash All Club Tennis Honors C11 LEONARD WHEELER Ill Wheel Lenny Lumpy 123 Coolndge Hull Cambndge Massachusetts Harvard Hoyt Undecuded Entered Lower Class 1948 Glee Club C31 Band Les Cabotlns Outung Club Bnology Group Shop Group All Club Squash Honors C11 Team C11 Manager l 37 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , , . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' , . 1 KEITH WARD WH EELOCK Wheel Old Gulph Road Wynnewood Pennsylvanla Yale Hoyt Busmess Entered junlor Class 1947 P E A Senate C21 Yacht Club C21 Photographnc Group C31 G L Soule C31 lumor Debatmg Socne ty Chnstvan Fratermty C41 Four Year Club Honors C21 jAY NORTHAM WHIPPLE jR Whip 1381 Elm Tree Road Lake Forest lllnnous Yale Peabody Busmess Entered Lower Class 1948 Review Scsentlflc Soclety C21 Radno Club C21 Shop Group C21 Mudwestern Club C31 Red Key So clety All Club Football All Club Baseball Academy Swnmmmg ROBERT DALLAS WHITAKER O 3405 Almerua Avenue Tampa Floruda Washungton and Lee Merrull Chemucal Enguneerung Entered Senuor Class l95O Southern Club Scuentutuc Socuety All Club Football ALAN MITCHELL WILLEMSEN Wu ue Al R F D No 3 Plaunfueld New ersey Prunceton Wulluams Undecuded Entered junuor Class l947 Herodotan Socuety Pean Chrustuan Fraternuty Q7 Mountauneerung Club Astronomy Group l2l Outung Club Four Year Club All Club Soccer C21 Academy Soccer Track Team I V Sprung Track Academy Sprung Track Team l2l Honors C23 ALAN RUSSELL WILLIAMS 7 Sprung Street Exeter New Hampshure Rensselaer At l'lOme Electrucal Enguneerung Entered lunuor Class I947 Scuentufuc Socuety l3l lunuor Debatung Socuety I V Wunter Track l2l 1 V Cr w Elementary Scuence Pruze 2nd Hugh Honors C73 Honors C37 HAROLD WARREN WILLIAMS IR 45 Newton Street Hyannus Massachusetts Peabody Chemust Entered Senuor Class l95O Band All Club Football l88l B b .H. y Teamg All-Club Wlnter'Track2 1. Winter Trackgl Academy Winter Al 1 U l l ' C - - n l l C - - e I M. l. T. jAY CURTIS WILSON South Cranbrook Road Bloomfield Hells Mnchugan Harvard Ed Culman Law Entered Lower Class 1948 Dorm Commuttee Exoman Mad western Club Les Cabotlns FRANCIS WATERS WILSON Frank Lloyd Harbor Huntmgton New York Yale Merrnll Chemxcal Englneernng Entered Upper Class I949 Chrlstnan Fraternu ty Dorm Commuttee Chaurman Ill Academy Crew Team C29 Honors 139 IOHN MICHAEL WOULBROUN Wooly 673 West 227th Street Rlverclale New York Sclence Entered Upper Class I948 Yacht Club International Club Q23 Les Cabotms 127 Rufle Club I V Swnmm ng ALLEN BIRD WRIGHT Al Rocky 95 Hugh Street Exeter New Hampshire Dartmouth At Home Buslness Entered junior Class I947 Band C37 Four Year Club hurch Monutor All Club Football C21 Academy Football Team All Club Baseball l2l I I 1. C. ' M. I. T. Merrill C U l Z - V gl I - i I 89 CHARLTON YARNALL ll Chuck Golf House Rd Haverford Pennsylvanna Prmceton Wheelwrlghf Busnness Entered Semor Class l950 Clee Club Midwestern Club Academy Soccer Team Academy Basketball Team NON RETURNING UPPERS SIDNEY HENRI EDMOND ALBRECHT No Comments Sud Apastado Aereo 3504 Bogota Colombna S A Undecuded Langdell journallsm Entered Lower Mlddle Class I949 lnternatuonal Club Y emy Soccer Team t2l 1 V Track French V 2nd Pnze Oral French 2nd Prize Wllllam K Tencher Prize BERNARD WILLIAM MILTON CAMPBELL Soupy Berrue Hampton New Hampshlre Dartmouth At Home Chemlcal Englneer Entered Upper Class l95O Academy Football Team Academy Winter Track Team lOl l2l, Secretlar -Treasurer tllg Les Cabotins, Vice-Fresident ill: Acad- 9 I2l I 3rd Ave. North jacksonville Beach, Florida Yale Dutch House Medicineg Entered Upper Class l95Og Southern Clubg Academy Football Teamg Academy Winter Track Team. WILLIAM FARNUM EASTMAN 46 South Sprung Street Concord New Hampshire Rutgers Wheelwrught Business Entered Upper Class I95O Dorm Commxttee Academy Basketball Team HORACE FRANKLIN CILLETT IR Bun 700 North Auburn Snerra Madre Callforma CBIIIOITIIB Ed C-llman Law Entered Upper Class l95O Paclflc Coast Club Academy Foot ball Team ERSKINE RAMSAY KELLY Erlk Erk l7l3 West Moss Peorla lllmols Amen Engnneerung Entered Sensor Class l95O Exoman Photographnc Group I I WILLIAM LAURENCE DONECAN jack, Florida I RICHARD F PENBERTHY Duck l8l0 Holland Avenue Utnca New York Unlverslty of Mlchlgan Annex Undeclded Entered Upper Class l95O Clee Club All Club Fo tball Academy Basketball Team FRED ESTES PlTTlVlAN 803 Umverslty Street Cleveland Mlsslssuppn Yale Peabody Meduclne Entered Upper Class l95O Band Clee Club Orchestra Lubrarlan Cholr Honorslll Butch 327 Plover Street Stevens Polnt Wusconsrn Harvard Wentworth Busnness Admlnnstratuon Entered Upper Class l95O Mndwestern Club C L Soule Academy Football Team HARDY LATHAN WINBURN lR 5Ol North Elm Street Luttle Rock Arkansas Pnnceton Annex Law Entered Upper Class l95O C L Soule Dramatnc Assoclahon Southern Club Academy Football Team l92l l IOHN ALFRED SCHIERL 4 l A I V D . X '3 rf 46 J 1 X I, V. -lv 5 4 A54 Z 3.4 -MR 5 , F, f-Q.. K MQ.. X ' 4 jg z 'W '-M' vt' ,n 2 is ELS 9 1: 24 if Mg , .t J H1 N ? 3 ' -ln' Sw i MZ H . , x ' I e, ,1 I' if 5- x Z If :I M, ',' f 1' qi' V , ,fl -f' . 5 I . 0 . W' -Q.. UPPER MIDDLE CLASS i952 PRESID john E. VICE-PRE Calvin D SECRETARY D'Amanda ' ,eww pl ,7 , ' Qmwawwg, ,W W 52377 M' ' Q24 WMC 2 si ,ff 1? P gg ,f W. 1 . w . 4 ? 'Zi !, If v , 3 . ff! r44..uL'r ,V w v ,ff fe f ' v - ., k V, , M 1 v' t 1 4, b ' 'A , f ' ' .I :H ' I ,, 'Cf' , - W ,V . I 1 -,lu -, ' 'r 'i w Nm ' ff ,, Z' ,xr , , . ' V , , WL? . m o ,tt ' 0 I rf: V ,ga 3 I .7 4. x ,hz x vp 'I ' Sw W gg? W P ' V0 4- ' :K V, I S I iam --3 , 1 , , f 6 ,v an .. S 'Q ,gf rjrxl' M A We zu Y I nf . t -Q, ffm 1 , ,Q I A I 5 'H v ,tw , .2 ' JUL - ' ' , Q ' -. g f Q 3 ,, f,,, 7 In ' Q' ,fi I ,. Q,-4,5 2 3' fm Q. gi '5' Q 'A,A, V' , 1' 15, af, , Ffh' ' . N 34 ff '-5, 4 ' , . , . '- 4 ' 1 2 m 4 Q M ,, A ' if ' ' 5 412.3 ' 74144 vfigill, R K' gf! I Q n ,s 2 5 ' V . 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' Y, at ' 1 X ,. .3 L - ' . 4 rf I 1 4 N r 3 fa- lm 'g f 'x G We 1: A Q2 ev -gk LOWER MIDDLE CLASS IQ53 PRESIDE Louis S. VICE-PRESI lohn I. Pen SECRETARY Ch istopher Crowley Q in iz A 1 , W7 , 1. iff! fi ' f f I . ' f f - 1 L 'TW A ' if ' 9 1 f , W 5 g qu ' f 'uw f f -f--1 W .. , .gf j ,I ' . Q I , , I A -W T i f ,4 , ,. , .D O l , Y 5 M :A V .- mfg Ae: ' A 9 2 A I L ,- 569 'f'L 2 1 A , - , ' . A 21 , A' 'Z ' g fi, , ' 1 , n n r s ,EMI ., , WX, Q 9 -,fr , I , Q 3 'Q V11 , I '.. W . W , 11 Q A 3 1' V , W W 1 , U M , 1 t . 1 3 'J' 1' ,iff r if . ,. W ' ' I 5 - ' y Q ...y ' i 329' B AV I Alf. f n V -'A f 4 it f ' ' J' 'fi U 2' I W Q2 :G .1 .. ' , u ..fw 2: 1 if -, vffwif Q Q' ',, 'ax 'LQ , A ' '-J ' 6 . V N ' at 1 , I 5 ', 'kg I 0 -, 4 7 ' f Wm, '. , , i ' W' y , ' ' LL' .M , A , W. 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I ai K X Q1 ,vu i il f A '1 f -.., A av 4 9 L.- 5 1 M '04 JUNIOR CLASS l95l-I CHAIRMAN OF DUNBAR Kenneth Mclntosh Thomas O Bernhenm VICE CHAIRMAN OF WEBSTER PRESIDENT OF IUNIOR DEBATING SOCIETY Hugo B Fischer F- sxx Mk 0 . , I . W . x' . A - S ,Lak X. ,aff v A I I W7 nn-1,11-ua .ln-.u-Q-ns,..4 fmt vm A., ,, . f 1- . am... ,,, ,....... 'pu-. W . ,. Y 1. ,,.. !45 yA 'f' I 111, , Q V1 1 'A ,. A-fS - C fu . a l 0614 xg ,. Y A .x . if 4 I 1 5. .2 l fb 1 v-en-W i f' f 16 r s '- it fl itg 2 Q! ,A - .. M, n X . . x ' .- 'N ' 1- 1 a Q .- X ' m x x as I ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL FIrst Row Fernald Albert C G Green Madden FIsh Pottle Second Row DAmanda Edgar Cannmg De Luca I Randal E MIlls STUDENT COUNCIL Presldent Donald P Madden Vlce Presldent john H FIsh Secretary C Grady Green The Student CouncIl In lfS weekly meet Ings thIs year has made several Important decIsIons SINCE there was to be no formal dance thus fall the CouncIl scheduled two Informal dances to be held In the BIg Room one wIth Rogers Hall for SenIors and the other wIth Abbot Academy for Uppers A decreasIng Interest shown by the student body In recent years and the resultIng loss of money sustaIned by both the MIdwestern Club IH the fall and the P3CIflC Coast Club In the wInter prompted last year s Student CouncIl to cancel the regular Fall Dance Consequently the PGCITIC Coast Club and the MIdwestern Club Iolntly sponsored thIs year s WInter Dance The Informal dances proved hIghly successful and QUITE probably wIll be contInued next year The CouncIl fnnally put an end to the much dIscussed problem of what to do wIth AlumnI Hall by agreelng to the decIsIon of the trustees to make It an art and musIc center Last years CouncIl dId a great deal of work on thIs matter and put forth several suggestuons and plans to the faculty and to the trustees who had the fInal vote A resolutIon was brought up In the CouncIl to the effect that electlons of the unIor Class offIcers should be put off from I'T1IdWII'1Tel' to late spnng The offIcers then elected would carry on Into theIr lower year ThIs resolutIon was passed because the CouncIl felt that the lunIors dId not early In the year know the other members of theIr class well enough to select theIr offIcers as well as they mIght later Fur thermore the CouncIl felt that It was not of great Importance that the lunIors have offIcers for most of the year The practIce of holdIng monthly meet Ings wIth elected dormItory representatIves was contInued from last year Thns plan helps to determlne lust what the rest of the school wants and does not want By thus means the Student CouncIl and the dormI tory representatIves help to form a close relatIonshIp between the student body and the faculty ll2l I A ,B 2 . , . . , . . 1 . . . . - . . . . . 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' I CHRISTIAN FRATERNITY Presldent john H Flsh Vlce Presldent Donald P Madden Secretary C Grady Green Adviser Mr Kesler Agam thus year the Chrlstlan Fraternity dud nts many jobs well The town servlce program whuch was begun last year was especlally successful and resulted un many boys having the opportunity to come unto closer contact wuth Exeter A new part of thas town service program was a contrlbu tnon to Exeters Santa Claus fund which provudes glfts nn response to needy chlld ren s Chrlstmas letters recenved at the town Post Offlce Another expenment connect ed with communrty relatlonshlps concerned a Chnstlan Fraternity sponsored student concert at the New Hampshure home for It receuved several other such concerts were planned On the unternatnonal scene each of the forengn schools wlth whvch P E A IS affllrated through the Chrlstlan Fra ternnty was sponsored by a member of the Chrustlan Fraternuty cabinet who took charge of correspondence and funances Thus the work of the Chrlstlan Fraternity CHRISTIAN FRATERNITY CABINET Furs! Row Bunnell Rnce C G Green Fnsh Madden Second Row Bedford Pollock Weuntz Vnvuan Edg ns now almost entlrely ln the hands of the students The budget was oversubscrubed again and because the Chnstuan Fraternnty no longer has to pay for the E Book lt was able to make a contrnbutlon to the Amen can Frlends Servnce Commlttee The A F S C regularly sends a forengn boy to Exeter on scholarshlp but thus ns the furst year that Exeter has contrubuted to thus organlzatlon The Red Cross drave was also oversub scrnbed and the Chnstuan Fraternuty s other student collectlons all went well The Gll bert and Sullivan teas and the Prep party had theur usual large turnouts but the for mer were of unusually fnne qualnty addutlon the Chrnstuan Fraternlty gave the students an opportunity to meet and talk with several of the vusltlng preachers ohn Fnsh presldent of the Chrustlan Fra Wnnant Volunteer whlch tends to prove that the members of the Chrlstuan Fraternn ty carry unto the world the :deals and the generosuty whuch they acqulre from the or ganuzatuon Once more the Chrnstuan Fra ternnty would luke to thank nts board and Mr Kesler whose hard work and great un terest have made thus year so successful H Cook P Hoffman ar Mr Kesler l lO3 l , . 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' . . - the agedg because of the warm receptuon ternuty, spent the summer In England as a , 6- 1 , PUBLICATIONS EXONIAN Fursr Row Pottle Gleason 1 Randal Glen Fernald E Mulls R Kung Fush Loengard Second Row Cotton L Paune Sommer Pace Law Kaufman Hamlin G Leness Mueller Bourgelas Thlrd Row H Randal Monahan Wheelock Bradbury Bartels Buorkman W Paune F Summons Boyd Brewster Fourth Row Whedon S Mulls B Davis Cowley I Crowley Mansfield Frutts Radutsa V McElheny P Ambler THE EXONIAN Presudent Graham H Fernald Managing Edutor Edward K Mulls Busmess Manager Dulaney Glen Advlsers Mr jones Mr Carhart For uts seventy second year the Exonlan years board resolved to umprove uts paper un every way possible and as a result more ussues were published than un many years past Also last year s mechanical changes un type were standardized A new serues of storues about lufe at Ex eter appeared during the Wunter and Sprung terms In years past an unformal story of thus type could only be published un the large Annuversary ussue Thus year how ever featured reporters dug unto the hus tory of Exeter and weekly brought forth un terestung storues Again a great deal of at tentuon was centered upon the Student Councul and the dormutory representatuves The Lowbrow by ohn Schubert and The Pot bouler by Samuel Pottle were outstandung contrubutuons to the edutorual page On the whole thus years edutorual l l 4 polucy was quute realustuc and showed good taste When plans were beung made for Alum nu Hall to be converted to an art gallery the Exoman gave ut more coverage than had been allotted to any other story un the paper s hustory A page and a half of puc the students know of the plans for the buuldung Another record was establushed thus fall when the paper appeared wuth a pucture taken at the Andover football game only twenty munutes after the conclusuon of the game whuch was played away Again un the Wunter Term an Extra wuth storues and puctures was printed ummeduately after the Andover contests Presudent Graham Fernald who wuth Managung Edutor Edward Mulls Busmess Manager Dulaney Glen and Curculatuon Manager Ruchard Kung has made thus year s paper a success saud that the reporting was consuderably better than that of last year Sunce the cost of publushung the paper has greatly uncreased the board has done an especially good uob voiced the opinions of the school. This tures and comments was devoted to letting 0 l THE PEAN Chairman L Hewltt Cook Managing Editor Chrns D Amanda Business Manager Charles D Safford Advnsers Messrs Cnllespue Krause Stevens Phllllps Hall qunvers to the beat of type wruters punctuated by screams of agony from Hew Cook ln one corner of the Pean Offnce Amory leans back nn has swlvel chaur and offers cut downs Kampf as bent over a heap of unpaud pledges mutternng No Paras Island' Suddenly a falsetto cry echoes through the office Who left the cash box open? A photographer stnll mercilessly name less here enters and sprawls on the floor The Assocnate Edltor next enters looks around and departs saying There s nothing for me to do' Ted Bowers looks up from has Nat Hol man Basketball Magaznne and asks Dvd you read about the scandal? DAmanda faces hum and shouts Scandal' Do you realsze that these stories must be typed? PEAN First Row Bolster Ross Bowers DAmanda H Cook Safford Kampf Amory Blsslnger Second Row Shamos Kaufman Monahan Llmbocker Danlels E Brown Levy C Frost Sxsson Thurd Row Masters S Malls Cohen Browning M Barrett C Moore Boyd Olds Fourth Row jackson Ludwng Wlllemsen Schubert Kzrk Norton Mntchell Rae Mr Gxllespue l lO5 O . 0 . . . .. . -v . . . . H . , 'r tv - .- v . ,. . , . vt . H H 1 - V - - t v - t - . t - . l 1 9- n 1 REVIEW First Row Whedon Pottle E Mills Schubert Bowers Haley Pollock Second Row 1 Mclntosh Pope La Mar P Shea Shattuck Danforth M Barrett P Hoffman THE REVIEW President john D Schubert Managing Editor Edward K Mills ll Business Manager Frederick W Bowers Adviser Mr Bennett The Review again had to contend with lack of interest on the part of the student body but the canvassers obtained many more subscriptions than last year Interest in the Review as in all school literary magazines, has never been great' neverthe- less the Review serves as an outlet for material from promising authors. Special credit is due to this years busi- ness board headed by Ted Bowers and Woody Halsey who did extremely well in their department. This years Fall lssue was devoted to Robert Benchley of the Class of l908. lt featured a cover by Cluyas Williams Benchleys illustrator, a d a story by Benchley himself written at Exeter tor the Review then called the Phillips Exeter Monthly. The issue also contained two essays on Ben hley by Harry Celles and Richard Mansfield, a lucid story by lohn Schubert and a sensitive poem by Edward Mills. ll6 Cf' SIC qfyl ll I , f f,i, 691 W 'K ' ll ff ff' .Ae Mfr I I I' 'V fin i , .fha l f , . gf ,4 ' A72 fill ,- 222:32 T , if 1 1 - Hi. . 'fy - e L . 41411411 41344. I THE 'E' BOOK Co Edltors David Beer Chris D Amanda Business Manager ames udge Advlser lvl F 1 Wood The E Book ns the Index to Exeter ln are summarized all the schools actlvntues athletuc events songs and rules Inform ation can be found concerning everythnng from laundry bags to the Exeter Andover results ln every sport for the last seventy E BOOK Beer DAmanda judge three years The book was orlglnally IH tended as an and to new boys however many old boys fund It useful because of nts thorough account of all aspects of the Academy This years book was dedicated to Mr Hamilton Bissell Dlrector of Scholarshup Boys The book was prefaced by welcom :ng messages by Pruncspal Saltonstall and Grady Green President of the Class of l95l llO7l Cl 19 '16 s - fl ' xx A 4 ,L l . 1 , Ii, r A Q, af V- ' V if 2 We 1 I w ' ' ' , ' I l l ' : r. . . . - ' ' , it ' ' ' . MUSIC Gibbon Herdman Ginsburg Albert Coe Allen Cogan Antholz Baker C Crowley Gray Bedford Danforth Gregg Greene Hlnchllff Hopklns Comey Gleason Hopkrns Hoogstoel Howes W jackson R ones Bolster Davls Dobbnns Gumaer Bradbury R Bullard Dowllng Hackl Halsted F Burke Flnan Haynes Kane Buck Freeman GLEE CLUB Presudent Peter D Danforth Vlce President Samuel H Pottle Secretary E ledd Roe lr Adviser Mr Landers At the fall tryouts there was an unprece dented number of boys The large num ber of asprrants led to far the most hlghly competltlve serles of trials IH recent years and the results of thus year's Glee Club have heralded the new standard The Club was one ot the best Exeter has had for many years There were eight concerts thus year five away and three at home All were excel lent but the peak of the year s work was reached at Concord rn the Winter Term Everyone was at has best and the result was an outstandlng success Some of the Ladd Montgomery Rlce La Follette Lauerman Lloyd Paton Ruhm Ward Ludwlg MacDonald Madden lvlcCloy Mestres lvlrtchell C Stevens Streeter Walker Newell Roe Olmsted H Ross Penberthy Rutland West L Wheeler W Wilson G Wrlght Perkins Schluter Plttman D Shea P Phelps Sldford S Phelps R D Simmons Reglster R L Slrnmons numbers performed were the Hallelujah Chorus nan Manners H mn and Theres Nothing luke a Dame ohn Antholz was the leadlng sololst thus year and hls tune vouce and perform ances added greatly to the success of the club The club had about seventy flve members and they all have exceptionally tune voices ln the Sprung Term there were two con certs whlch were being looked forward to with great antlcupatlon The tlrst had Nu colal Berezowsky as guest conductor One of the songs sung was Anclent Musuc by Ezra Pound which Mr Berezowsky has Set to music Later In the sprlng the New England Festival was held In Symphony Hall nn Bos ton from Handel s lvlesslah the Sncul 11081 lilzfl I. 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CHOIR President Frederick Baker Adviser lvlr Landers The Cholr has thus year been more du verstfled and has sun5 more dnfferent an thems than at any tlme ln the past O some occaslons accordung to Mr Landers lt has reached great heu5hts It sang enght different anthems during the Fall Term not lncludlng those of the Chrlstmas serv :ce and seven durlng the Wlnter Term The Chrnstmas Servuce formed the cl: max of the year Exonuans will remember s servuce for a long tl e After e opennng hymn O Come All Ye Falfhful the organ gave a loud burp and moaned to snlence Only Mr Landers vvavung hands accompanued the cholr from that moment About thus servlce Mr Landers sand The servuce was even better wlthout the organ than vvuth nt The boys trled that much harder Warren Bradbury sololng an the carol Ing ln Slcullan Mariners Hymn were par tlcularly outstanding After the Chrlstmas servuce the Choir had a party an the Perry Room vvlth some students from Mrs Me ras French classes at Bradford as guests CHOIR First Row Reglster H ll Paton Rlce Mr Landers Danforth Bo ter Gumaer Hacml Second Row Stevens Walker l-lopklns C Crowley R Slmmons Plttman Lloyd Corn y Bed orc Thlrd Row R Bullard D Shea Antholz Ruhm West Gleason W Wllson Davxs l-l Ross Br dbury Ward llO9I ' , n Thi ' A Am . Tl l Welcome Yuletide, and john Antholz. solo! ' : ' , l. I , , ' , , , . 's . . 1 ,, I 1. ORCHESTRA Antholz jackson I Mclntosh Callngaert l-lutzrot W Lee K Mclntosh Francusco Huber R ee Puttman Hemmunger lrvnng Lloyd Pottle ORCHESTRA Concertmaster Frank Rutland Adviser Mr Landers The orchestra was a better pertormung unlt thus year than last lt dld hngher cal: ber work and dld ut better than the year before Thus umprovement was due large ly to the abllltues of some new boys who tltted Into the weak sections The result was a better balanced orchestra A few sectlons were out of proportion to each other In suze but the overall per formance tended to conceal thus defect There was a large brass section and there were not enough strnngs the strings formed however one of the best sectlons Much credtt should be glven to Messrs Koblalka Slrols and Cropp for thelr klnd assnstance There were srx concerts thus year The two primary works this year were a Sulte for Flute and Strings by Purcell and the Andante from Schuberts 7th These have been performed and pollshed many tumes and they are n w delnghttul to listen l l Ramsden Rutland Schluter Sammons Springer Watters Thompson Wharton H Thorp Zener P Thorp 1. Hill . A ' 4'L 5 . . n A A . 'P to. 110 THE BAND Presldent lm Hull Advlser Mr Slrols Thus f ll a better than average number of boys came out for the band and after some Intense practlce th band p peared at the thlrd foot ball game Actually at the first football game a group of boys from the old yard substltuted for Their performance dnd not measure up to the regular band ut wnth Sam Pottle soloung on the flddle they dnd a very commendable job school apprecnate he regular band much more Increasing nts repertoire all the tnme the band got better wnth each football game At the Andover game the band put on an Impressive per formance between the halves an makmg some nntrlcate formatnons The band had as successful a season as dld the football team that IS one of the best In recent years Furs! Row Spofford Bedford Etscovltz Ramsden Pearlman P Thorp K Mclntosh Mr Surols econd Row Franclsco Co ne Linker I H Plttman lrvlng Plath Therd Row Rhine R Morrls Brown Cudlzpp bwenson K johnson Fourth Row Martun H Thorp Callngaert DArms W George jackman H Wllluams ROYAL EXONIANS Leader Henry Thoro THE ROYAL EXONIANS Adviser Mr Landers Thus year s offerings of the Royal Exonlans were better organuzed smooth er and more danceable than ever before Led by Henry Thorp this years band has made a name for utself which wall stand out rn Exeters history Besldes playing for the Clee Club dances the Exonnans played at the Upper and Senlor Dances th1s fall and at several local church dances Their blggest triumph however occurred at the Winter Prom when they played dunng a one hour lntermlssuon of the regu lar orchestra tml . z 1, . ' a ' e a - if. 5 I , b At least they made me TAT' T, Q , A ' r A t s lf y',l' ill, A - - ' l : l ' .l . ', l. . ' , ,gf I I-I F9 DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Presldent ThomasA Whedon Vice Presudent G Grady Green Secretary Samuel H Pottle Advlsers M Everett Mayher Scott Stevens Exeters largest actuvuty group the Dra matuc Assocuatuon whuch boasts over lOO members had a very successful year U R a fantastuc melodrama was pre sented un the Fall Term Ed Brown played the lead as Harry Domun head of an usland factory whuch manufactured Rossum s Unu versal Robots The actuon of the play centered around Helena Glory Domuns wufe played by Alex Smallens She wanted to make the emotuonless robots more human and un order to do so she unfluenced Doctor Gall llohn Schubertl to produce some robots wuth souls Thus plan resulted un a world wude revolutuon by the robots durung whuch all the people on the Earth were kulled ex cept Dr Alquust lTom Whedon? Hope for a new and better cuvuluzatuon was re flected un the epulogue however when Dr Alquust saw that the robots were capable of affectuon Although the play utself was duffucult and was fulled wuth overlong speeches, the MR? I actung was effectuve Tom Whedon john Schubert and Ed Brown un hus unutual per formance were partucularly good Backed by the fune actung of Grady Green Bob Bullard lvluchael Ruruehart and Don Mad den they gave an excellent unterpretatuon of the play lvlunor roles were played by ohn Fush joe Crowley Dave Rush Dulan ey Glen Tony Wunsor Duck Walker and Fred Bunnell The set desugned by Davud Beer and constructed under the durectuon of Bob Leach was very effectuve New lughtung effects helped to make the stagung the best uts ever been The play was ably durected by Edward Scott As a contrast to the seruousness of R U R the Dramatuc Assocuatuon chose You Gan t Take lt Wuth You as uts wunter play Thus us a comedy about the antucs of a whacky and lovable famuly the Sycamores Penny Sycamore beautufully acted by Al bert Hunckley wrutes plays only because a typewruter was by mustake deluvered to theur house eught years prevuous Duck George dud another fune job of actung as Grandfather Sycamore who has never paud an uncome tax and who goes to every com mencement he can Aluce Sycamore ljon Mastersl a daughter un the famuly us un love wuth Tony Kurby the boss son, played by Rucardo Mestres Theur love us thwart ed, however, by the boss, Anthony Kurby lGeorge Weuntzl and hus wufe Muruam fGra luuzu a... f IW., X3- -54 gf- 247. fi7f iJ'f ff ' 'SS .X I H 1'5 . lf Ng . 135-2 y X '- ' iii 'fi' ' u rn' - . B , 6 , Y? , Ly - . ' r V - c n - , . I V ' . . V I ' 1 - I F. ' ' Mr. ' - Mr. - ' Mr I v . u I u ' ' - I . . V1 ' lx 1 Il ' . ' ' ' . . I I ' . ' - nl - I V1 v . - . .. ' V1 . . . lt I S I I 'V - lv - 1 . D - . , . . . . ' ' . , - . . f . ' ' . . ' ' - ' ' ' V 1 ' . . 1 . ham Fernaldl who do not approve of the behavior of the famuly All ns solved how ever when Mr Krrby funally reallzes that rt takes all klnds to make a world One of the most engaglng characters was Essle the ballet dancing daughter who was delight fully portrayed by Tony Wnnsor The rest of the cast Included Hardy Wunburn and Bob Storey as Rheba and her boyfrrend Donald Tum Cogan as Essne s husband Ed who ran a prlntung press an the Sycamore s lnvnng room Tom Whedon as Mr Syca more and has crony Mr DePunna fDuml eonl who manufacture fnrecrackers and rockets In the Sycamore basement ohn DArms as the robust Mr Kalenkohov Essues ballet teacher and john Schubert as the exlled Countess Olga Katrrna who ns now a waitress In a near by restaurant The play was effectuvely durected by lohn Mayher The ambntuon of many former Dramatic Assocnatuons has been fulfilled thus year A musrcal comedy has been composed and wnll be presented as the sprung play The book was written by President Whedon Whedon and Graham Fernald wrote the lyrrcs and Sam Pottle composed the musnc In order to excuse dnscrepancles IH hustory an Exeter boy IS transported back to l775 vua has Hlstory Four term paper l-le loans Ethan Allen and hrs Green Mountarn Boys rn theur efforts to capture Fort Trcondero Whedon sand that although the Drama trc Assocuatuon had lost such frne actors as Schultz Nlcoson Benedrct and Peyton the actung thus year was better on the whole than that of last year He was also pleased by the great student nnterest whuch had brought forth much new talent l3l l ' y ' , 1 1 . 4 . ' T or 5' , l JI ll DEBATING G L SOULE THE GOLDEN BRANCH Presldent C Grady Green Vlce Presldent Thomas A Whedon Secretary Donald P Madden Treasurer john Pope Adviser Mr FIsh ThIs year the C L Soule proved Itself the most promInent of the debatIng socIe TISS The Soule attracted the three largest audlences of the year and fIlled nIne of the ten posItIons on the Academy DebatIng Team ln the Soules fIrst debate the affIrma tIve proved that a hIgh school educatIon IS better than an Exeter educatIon In fact saId by one of the speakers Another successful debate saw the af fIrmatIve prove that at present Exeter An dover relatIons are warped wIth emphasls on rIvalry In sports lt was suggested that some combIned extra currncular actIvItIes In the two schools would Improve theIr re latlonshup A new type of grab bag debate drew the bIggest crowd of the season The TOPICS offered represented QUITG an InnovatIon beIng adapted to the character of each of the speakers They ranged from R solved that at Exeter everybody does It t Resolved that dl3leCfICal materIalIsm re futes mechanIcal transcendentalIsm President RIchard SImrnons Vice President john W Poole Treasurer Alton E Peters Advlser Mr johnson After a prelImInary spurt of competItIve Chapel oratory In whuch It was named the CIlded TwIg the Colden Branch started off thIs fall wIth a grab bag debate The normal number of thlrty or so ExonIans en rolled as members and durmg the fall and wInter several good debates were held One of these SGVIOUS and welldebated was Resolved that IndIas foreIgn polIcy IS more lIkely to lead to peace than that of the WInter Term was a debate on the rather controversIal statement that E eters greatest vIrtue IS ITS IsolatIon from women DurIng the WInter Term the Branch re ceIved a thousand dollar glft from an alum nus and former member lt IS to be used to furnIsh debatIng prIzes and It satIsfIes the SOCIETY s need for such a fund In the Spflng the SOCIETY expects to hold the Inter SOCIETY debate great plans are also under way for the banquet at the lnn Prospects for next years actIvItIeS are ex cellent because of the number of able un derclassmen who have shown up In the course of thIs year s debates III41 Exeter produces a maladjustedlboyf' was the United States. 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L O - THE PEA SENATE President Calvln D Trowbndge Vlce Presldent Roland Morrls Secretary james H Mclntosh Advlser Mr H H Thomas Because of the Korean sutuatlon the P A Senate this year had many topics of both national and mternatuonal Importance to debate The frrst bull to come up and one of the most lmportant was the repeal of the lvlcCarren Ant: Communust Act whlch was passed A proposal to recog nlze communist Chlna was upheld In a later sesslon and followmg that a com pulsory health lnsurance ball was defeated Soon afterward the Senate passed an act to send troops to Europe and ut also decided that troops should remaln nn Asla A rath er slgnlflcant declslon was made when the Senate granted a vote of confldence to Sec retary of State Acheson And towards the end of the year a draft bull for elghteen year olds was passed For the fnrst tlme the Senate lnvuted faculty members to debate Messrs john son Cole Bragdon Phllllps and Schuller all of the Hlstory Department partlclpated at various times All nn all the Senate had a very busy year ACADEMY DEBATING TEAM ACADEMY DEBATING TEAM Advlsers Mr Wllson Mr Bragdon The Academy Debatlng Team has had another very successful year dusplayung able speakers and well orgamzed team work Debatlng on the effects of umve s al literacy on American cultural and polltn cal standards the team was emnnently suc cessful Although these topucs are nn themselves far from mspurlng the team whlch had almost no returnees from last years aggregatuon made each debate ex tremely lnterestlng and llvely Startnng the year by debating against Roxbury Latin the team qulckly moved to vuctorles over Holderness and St Pauls among others The year was cllmaxed by another double every team has nts few lnduvuduals who do a partlcularly good job thus years team won nts many vnctorles because of the con slstently hugh standards whlch were mann tanned by all nts members ln addltnon the hugh quallty of Academy debatlng has been due ln good measure durlng the past year to the able coachmg of Mr Bragdon and Mr Wnlson Fnrst Row Walker Gustafson Schubert Madden Gibson Second Row Mr Wnlson Dubble Poole Mr Bragdon 11151 U 0 I E. . 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Although nearly . all A ' A 4 4 A IUNIOR DEBATINC SOCIETY Row 'I D Falk Macknnnon Goldsteun Guberman Boffey H Flscher Mautner Murphy Callan Cluft Row 2 R Crawford M Thomas Peale A Lamont Lubell N Luum Schroeder Reckford Cramer McCredue M Bullard Wmsor Row 3 Custer 1 Masters Hayek Swope de Vegh Leval Van ant Scrl ner M Robmson McElheny Underhill Row 4 Wrught Clark C Fanr McCoy Howe Smlth Row 5 Franges Easton M Ambler Rockefeller Storey Denny Shaw Head Rose Mr Cole IUNIOR DEBATING SOCIETY President Hugo B Flscher Vlce Presldent john S Mautner Secretary Phnllp M Boffey Advlser Mr Cole With a falr slzed membershlp the jun lor Debating Soclety opened sts l95l sea son by debatmg two questlons concernung the Far East Two weeks later the Preps dlscussed the junuor Class Interest un the Student Council reachang the concluslon that they needed representation of theur wnth a grab bag debate at the tradltuonal Chrlstmas party In the Perry Room where speeches were given between mouthfuls of cake and Ice cream The Preps opened the Wlnter Term wnth a debate on the merits and demerlts of tel evuslon A later debate on the basketball scandal was one of the most Interesting of the year They also debated the resolution that Van johnson has done more harm to American youth than Dagwood Bumstead a discussion whnch proved to be as enter class The Socuety ended the Fall Term G L SOULE taumng as It sounds Row 2 Mathneson Stone Wnnslett Bolster D Hoffman G Falr Rush Cramer Row 3 Stocker E Randolph l Armstrong I Crowley A Brown Hnnckley GOLDEN BRANCH Row 'I Gnnsburg R Lees Bobrlnskoy Norns R Simmons Poole I Hamvlton Paschal R Kung Row 2 Bowdntch F Martun La Follette W Stephens Rhnne Blackburn H Fischer Cotton Row 3 French M Shea Woodward Nevlson Sweeny Moulton Tnllnch Radltsa Baum Childs M johnson PEA SENATE Rowl W Stephens Wheelock Norns Dlbble Trowbrldge R Morns 1 Mclntosh A Peters P Smlth Paschal Heath Row 2 R Lee Blackburn Boffey Reckford M H H Thomas Mautner Rhlne Goldstem Arnold Walker I Hamilton Row 3 Stocker Penn Wlnslett Botnlck H Gordon de Vegh W Lee H Brown E Randolph Wallis Row 4 Vesell Eunarsson Garfield Fredland Ginsburg Gwynn Schluter Cowley Brigham Field Childs Hathaway l6l : , . , ' , , , , H. 'll , 'b , . ' , K. , . 1 . . 5 ' l - , , - Q 3 - l - l . l . - - . - - 0 - 1 V ' . . - , - . ' ' . Row 'lx Ginsburg, R. Walker, Albert, C. G. Green, Whedon, Madden, Schubert, Gumaer, Danforthg 5 . - - - , l . - . - - V. 5 - . l l l I t A v - f l - t - . - , . Q 1 1 3 . . t - l V' - - . . l u , 3 l . l l l y - - l - . - . - , 1 , . . A . . : . . , . . . , , , , . 1 4 DISCUSSION H ERODOTAN SOCIETY Flrsl- Row P Phelps A Brown Donovan j Mclntosh j Cooper Aldruch Wullemsen Gunsburg Rush Second Row j Armstrong Poole Pope Gustafson Peters Norrus Dubble Mr Schuller THE H ERODOTAN SOCIETY President joseph M Cooper Secretary james Mclntosh Advlser Mr Schuller Thus year the Herodotan Socuety has been unusually actuve and ut has enjoyed many varued and unterestung lectures guven by men who are outstandung un theur re spectuve fuelds The membershup has been uncreased ummeasurably It us now open ung uts ranks so that more boys may partucu pate un uts unformal duscussuons of the polu tucal and hustorucal aspects of lufe Numerous lectures were guven durun the year whuch were attended by large and apprecuatuve crowds A few of the hugh lughts of the year were talks guven by Mr George Buddle Mr I A Ruchards and by Pulutzer Pruze wunner Hoddung Carter Mr Buddle spoke wuth great understandung and sympathy about the many problems whuch the jewush free state of Palestune has faced un uts furst years of exustence M Ruchards from Harvard duscussed Communust Chuna showung very clearly the weaknesses of our foreugn polucy un the East Mr Carter spoke about our Negro problem un the South Members of the faculty also gave Iec tures throughout the year Messrs john son and Bragdon of the Hustory Department spoke upon polutucal topucs and Messrs Kungs and DeVulIe Englush Exchange teach ers un the Scuence Department spoke about England ln February the annual Tume Maga zune Current Events test was guven by the Socuety to some forty students The re sults showed a faurly good knowledge of current events on the part of everyone un the group james Mclntosh won the con I'eSf The hughlughts of the Sprung Term were a fulm on rehabulutatlon un Palestune and a lecture un May by Ex Attorney General Buddle Thus term however was less ac tuve than the prevuous two The Socuety held uts last meetung un une concludung a year of unparalleled actuvuty and general unterest unducatung perhaps that the school us takung a new unterest un some of uts more formal socuetues Let us hope that thus attutude contunues un future years ltuaj 4-. 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THE LANTERN CLUB President jonathan C Randal Secretary Samuel H Pottle Advlser Mr R Bates The Lantern Club was more actwe thus yea than It has been for some time The year ooened wnth a lecture by H Darcy Curwen of the Academy He was fol lowed by Mr Carl Brandt a New York publlshung agent who spoke to the mem bers of the Club about the dvfflcultnes and the merits of wrntung as a profession L ter on In the year the members were lucky enough to hear W H Auden lecture on Style and Hero In Modern Poetry and to hear unformal talks by Frederlck Pottle and Nathanvel Benchley who spoke to the Club on the fneld of wrvtlng The year was marked by a shaft towards the practlcal side of wrltung wnth the emphasls on what as now golng on In the world of letters The Club was fortunate an havlng nntelln Bates to make a good year possuble LANTERN CLUB First Row Madden E Brown Crowley l Randal Pottle E Mulls Wh don Second Row Rnce P Creen Vesell S Mllls Pope Schubert Allen Thlrd Row Mclntosh Mr R Bates H Randal Lloyd Rush N191 V , , , ., . E a- gent officers and the guidance of Mr, ' : , . ,l. , . , , . ' , e ' zl. , . . , . , , . gf, Q, f 5 6, x ,T C' K K WORLD FEDERALISTS Flrst Row A Peters Garfneld Pearlman Dubble I Mclntosh Gustafson P Phelps Blackburn R Lee Second Row Mr jones Calnngaert E Randolph H Thomas Rush Paschal Hathaway WORLD FEDERALISTS Presldent lamesH Mclntosh Vuce President W Erlc Gustafson Secretary Treasurer Carl M Dlbble Advuser lvlr W R ones lnterest on the part of many students In crltlcal world sltuatlon has gnven the World Federalnsts a greater membership than lt has been able to boast for several :ng Interest In an lnternatuonal sntuatlon which day by day seems to be growlng more tense A united world now seems to be further off than ever and for thus reason the Federalnsts have spent the early part of the year functlonung chlefly as a discussion group analyzing and attempting to understand more fully the present world sltuatlon and lndoctrlnatlng nts members ln the alms and Ideals of the group as a whole These discussions have taken the place of the groups previous attempts at Inter estlng more students ln the movement and at spreading thelr doctrine and hopes more wudely Mass appeal was last year s goal greater understanding for those really an terested was this years At present the Federalusts are challenged by a world sltu atlon whlch really tests the strength of the Ideal for whuch they are strlvnng There fore the Federalusts have been worklng for a stronger and more unlfned group so that when a chance to spread their program for peace arrives they shall have the unner sm cerlty of purpose necessary to make thelr efforts effective Meetungs have been held about once sernous munded groups have discussed such pertunent topics as Communlst China Tnto and Yugoslavia and Germany Through these meetungs a larger portlon of the student body has become acquarnted wlth some of the problems facing the United States as well as the world un these uncer tam tames and the Federallsts feel that only through greater understandlng can their ultnmate arm be achieved lf the Federallsts continue ln future years to enjoy as large and Interested a membershlp as thus year s they should ac compllsh a good deal Although they ac complushed nothmg tangnble thus year they have land the foundations for future suc cess a . . . . . 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This seems to indicate on increas- every two weeks, during which large and I 120 l LES CABOTINS G O President Samuel H Pottle 0 9 O Vlce Presldent Sydney Albrecht 0 0 0 0 Secretary Rollnn Norrns Adviser Mr H H Thomas To begun the year the Cabotlns tradu tnonal sklt was gnven by Messrs Thomas and Mcras Thus year Mr Mcras attempt ed to teach a particularly backward stu dent Mr Thomas the rudlments of French I The ensuung struggle was hllarlous In following weeks there was a var: ety of lnterestmg programs French re cords were heard Mr ones gave a talk and there was a dramatlc readung of the play Topaz A hzghly amusing and ex cltmg Source de Cala was held late an the fall wuth Sam Pottle as toastmaster In the Winter Term a flne schedule was contunued with a full length French movie Ruy Blas and a qurz program The quiz program was unique of Its kind wlth pruzes from the local dame store Sydney Al brecht was the qulzmaster The term was hughlnghted wlth the per formance of Drame du Vrllage a one act LES CABOTINS Fnrst Row Blackburn Malanl Mead Norris Pottle Second Row Mr H l-l Thomas Edgar Matthews Thurd Row Calungaert Damaron Hoadley Whntney Fourth Row T Anderson H Randal Chulds Norton 7 09 00 5 17 Z CEST H R.xR.Et... farce wrltten by Mr H H Thomas whsch was presented at an open meetung P Smuth Peters Hmckley Garfield Wallus Waste Loeb Moore Sekerak Sweeny S Mllls Schubert L Wheeler Whedon Cannung W Lee I Barton r1211 0 U - . o 0 . - 2 . l 0 9 1 ' ' 0 0090 ' : . . . 5 - . . , . lil' I' . . . 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' I V l . nl l' A ' ' I he SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY COUNCIL Furst Row Moizeau R Lees L Wharton 1 Hunt 1 Barrett Du Pont Second Row C Thomas johnson Robbins T White Mr Hogg COUNCIL President Lennard Wharton Vlce President I Carey Thomas Adviser Mr Hogg During the second year of existence un der its new constitution the Council has assumed a new role in the government of brary initiated and run by the Council e loyed great popularity Moreover a varied schedule of interesting lectures given by faculty members replaced the former prac tice of showing science movies at meetings The large attendance at the meetings would seem to indicate that the Council s new policy is a success AERONAUTICS GROUP Under the able leadership of Flight Com mander Propwash Halsey the Aeronau tics Group although somewhat smaller than last year s record group of five had a highly successful year The enthusiastic members seldom met in the Amen Tower to launch their models several of which almost flew Due to an unfortunate lack 1 122 of student interest the big project of the year a proposed rocket to the moon was dropped But other aerial attempts met with almost as much success and the air boys certainly earned their wings ASTRONOMY GROUP Advlser Mr Brinckerhoff This years Astronomy Group made full use of the observatory on the roof of the Thompson Science Building ln addition to listening to the usual student lectures and reports it was fortunate to hear several faculty lectures These lectures covered such topics as Space Travel and The Theory of the Universe Members of the group obtained several good astronomical pictures from the observatory The mirror grinders although displaced from their tra ditional quarters in the basement of the science building have kept their lenses to the grindstone and produced several fme mirrors A few of the club s more Indus trious members made a study of the moon s surface and made clay models of their find ings s P I g 1 the Society. The Science Department Li- President: Pierre du Pont '. .. ., n- U : . U I BIOLOGY GROUP Presldent ThomasG WhIte Adviser Mr KIngs The BIology Group has fostered more In terest and attendance than In DFEVIOUS years The group was a good deal larger than usual and lfS equIpment was put to much greater use lt was successful In achIevIng ITS maIn purpose whIch IS to provIde faCIlIll6S for anyone who IS Inter ested In a partIcuIar fIeld of bIology I the WInter Term lab work was done Members dId work In entomology herpeto logy bIochemIstry on the dIssectIon of a grasshopper and an earthworm and on pho tographnc sIIdes ln the fall and sprung fIeld trIps were taken Mr KIngs has done much to Improve the group for he not only Induced but also maIntaIned In terest In It CHEMISTRY GROUP President Robert S Lees Faculty Advlser Mr Dunnell Interest In the ChemIstry Group has In creased greatly durIng the past few years the paId membershIp has grown from one to forty In a sIngle year The emphasls has been placed largely on laboratory ex perlmentatlon the manufacture of anIlIne l l 3 dyes beIng especIalIy popular A typlcal Wednesday or Saturday afternoon would fInd Mr Dunnell s lab on the thIrd floor of menters tryIng eagerly to broaden the horI zons of chemIstry At the Monday nIght meetIngs members of the club gave Inter estIng lectures and Mr Dunnell showed several movIes about IndustrIal and labora tory Chemlstry METEOROLOGY GROU P President Charles H Thomas Advlser Mr Gole The Meteorology Group underwent no new InnovatIons thIs year yet It elIcIted the usual amount of Interest and enIoyed Its usual success The attendance was perhaps smaller than usual but that was counterbalanced by the actIvIty of the group lt dIsplayed numerous InterestIng exhIbIts the most popular beIng the weath er IndIcatIng and recordIng Instruments on the fIrst floor of the Sclence BuIldIng There were several fIne lectures gIven at the Thursday meetIngs whIch Included weather movIes on occasIon The group has begun the rather exhaustIve project of makIng a daIly record of New England weather by whIch It can learn more about the tendencIes of the weather In thIs re gIon ' : U. the Science' Building full of busy experl- 2 l MODEL RAILROAD GROUP SHOP GROUP Presldent Keuth R johnson Faculty Advlser lvlr Swuft Standnng on the summit of the mountain whale dlesel powered frelght trains roared by you could have seen boys working nn dustrlously planting trees maklng lawns bulldung houses The Model Raulroad Group having funnshed ts mountaun branch busled Itself with decorating the large layout covered with slnuous clrcults of HO gauge track The rolling stock con slsts of twenty fnve freught cars four pas senger cars three diesel locomotives and one steam swltcher Sand the Presrdent IN an unguarded moment Even fans of other gauges wall fund something here to Interest them RADIO GROUP Presldent Charles lvlolzeau Advlser Mr Dunnell The Radlo Group had a very successful year One of nts projects was to provvde the radlo room with new tables chairs and benches Among the new equnpment were a communlcatlons receiver and a low power transmitter Snnce most of the members of the group were anxious to get thelr amateur lncenses the Frlday nsght meetings were devoted to code practices wnth Mr Dunnell often sending cryptnc messages to the puzzled young hams License manuals have been distributed among the members to help them master the theory of radlo ll4 President Sabnn Robbnns Advlser Mr Smedley The Shop Group has had a reasonably active and successful year Because of a falrly large membershlp a good many pro jects large and small have been complet d A notable degree of profncnency can be seen IH the work of certain boys A number of very fine phonograph cases and look and wear like manufactured ones 1 A . 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' , , V A V fl ag. 2 l PHOTOGRAPHIC GROUP President Thomas C Amory Vuce Presudent Muchaeu M Kulukundus Secretary Treasurer M Davud Banghart Advuser Mr Brunckerhoff Thus year the Photographuc Croup had a smaller but on the whole more unterested membershup because of uts better leader shup and uts new constututuon whuch thor oughly explauns the aums of the club Through the Fall Term the club s members worked un the old darkroom whule hopeful ly awautung the openung of the new dark rooms anuary Wuth funds left by Wulluam Berkhofer Exeter 44 the Acad emy has buult these rooms on the top floor of the Scuence buuldung Berkhofer had been so actuve a partucupant un Exeter pho tographuc actuvutues that he was stull unter ested enough to leave a contrubutuon to ut when he dued un the last war The rooms are provuded wuth faculutues for a much larger membershup than the club now has Thus fact says Presudent Amory wull undoubtedly attract new members who dud not prevuously youn the club because of the constantly congested PHOTOGRAPHIC GROUP condutuons un the old darkroom Thus year un the weekly Sunday meet ungs several unterestung lectures have been guven and monthly exhubuts and unforma tuve movues have been shown Furst Row Mathueson Konheum Susson Banghart Amcry Kulukundus Levy Nuckerson Wunslett Second Row McCredue Kundred Olds A Kung Bartels C Faur Cloud l.ubell Thurd Row Salzman Easton M Brunckerhoff Faulknor Waute uu2s1 I . . . . , , , - : , ' : . rf 1 ' 1 C ln l . ' f i . f 2 - 1 1 T . . ' : , , r, ' , , . L L L . I 5 . ' L. .A Q u X A A' T ' I B T , EN RIFLE CLUB Flrst Row Boatwrnght Norton West Hessel W jackson Mead j Hunt Hamm Chandler Second Row Becklean lVlcCredle E Burllngame Curphey Macklnnon Prnoleau Hall Shamos Thlrd Row Stout Lieber Callan Howe R Hunt A Kung Banghart Olds Horvutz Fourth Row Baum Hudders R Richardson lvlr Easton Before the sprung vacatlon the club plans to end nts actnvltnes with the War Depart President: W. Richard jackson, jr. ment Course Vlce President john H Hessel Secretary Robert Rnchards Advisers Mr Eaton lVlr Macomber ln place of the annual prone tourna ment the Rstle Club thus tall substltuted a ladder system the top sux men ot whxch became the school team lt also unstltuted a more regular system ot practice for the team ln the latter part of the Fall Term the Club shot nts tlrst match agalnst the Plscataqua Rltle Club of Portsmouth beat :ng them easuly ln December the team also took seventh place In the national Postal matches as compared wnth nts tenth place of last year The club started nts real actuvnty In the Wlnter Term defeatrng Tabor 905 896 early In February lt then held a match wnth Andover Tabor St Paul and Belmont Hull In the New England Prep School League another vvnth UNH Freshmen and a last triangular meet wlth Andover and St Paul s jl26j OUTING CLUB Presldent Frederuck B Paton Vlce Presldent CerryC Latollette Secretary C-eorgeV Bobrlnskoy lr Advlser Mr Wells Thus year because the Outung Club had an active advlser and an Interested mem bershup nt was able to take many more better trips than In any previous year Al though most of the trxps were mountaln scalsng expedutlons uncludnng ascents O Adams Washungton Tumbledown Choco rua ar'd Passaconaway there were b sldes skrung traps the annual prcnuc o Plum lsland and a boating and fnshung trnp to the lsles of Shoals New actnvutles In clude an annual prlnted report ot the year s outings and some baslc plans for a perma One ot the best trlps of the year was the clumb with crampons of the glrssade on Mt Passaconaway The members cllmbed the :ce paved slnde In true alpune tashnon and when the reached the summlt they agreed that the vnew was worth the effort They also cllmbed Mt Potash a most en yoyable end to the year s actlvltues OUTING CLUB First Row French R ones Benson Bobrunskoy Paton La Follette Proper Boal Biddle Second Row P Frost l-lutchuns Lees Randolph l-lerzlg Mr Wells Sekerak Benton Third Row Pond Gregg Sweeny D Freeman Wnght Cutman L Wheeler Schaub Fredland ll2l . . . 1. . f , - - , ee nent cabin in the White Mountains, . : v ,I ' ' . 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L ' ,v I H MOUNTAINEERINC GROUP Fnrst Row P Phelps H Fnscher Race R Greene Den Hartog S Reynolds L Fnscher I Barrett Wlllemsen Second Row Hudders Olmsted I Newell E Randolph Proper W Randolph Herzlg Means Coburn Thnrd Row E Masters Mr R Bates MOUNTAINEERINC GROUP Presldent Stephen Den Hartog Vlce President Stephen L Reynolds Secretary jamesW udge Adviser Mr R H Bates Led by Mr Bates Steve Den Hartogs rdy Mountaineering Group made :ts furst trap of the year to the Pinnacle a sux hun dred foot buttress extendrng from the slde of Huntmgton Ravine Accompanned by a few of the Club s alumnu the group suc cessfully scaled It to start off an all around good season The second expedutlon a Sunday tnp to joe English proved equally successful as the Group spent the day uslng the long clnff for practuce clrmbs A thlrd trap to Zeeland much luke the Lafayette trlp of last year was blessed wrth warm weather and good cllmbung Many were concerned over the state of Mr Bates sta tron wagon affectionately referred to as Phoebe by those members of the Group who boast several safely completed tnps ln her Rumor has It however that she ns soon to be replaced by another A trlp to Katahdun somewhat of a mayor expedutlon planned for later nn the year Seven boys will take the trap whnch should prove a real challenge to all ha l l 8 On the Indoor sude of things several lec tures have been glven to the Group on mountanneerung In :ts various phases Sev eral more lectures are scheduled to be gnv en later an the year Recent guests were a member of the party whose clrmb on Yerupaja was featured ln a recent Post - , Q Ad Carter and Graham Matthews, who was is ' . 2 l YACHT CLUB Commodore Ruchard H Kung Vlce Commodore lames M Newell Secretary CharlesW Pratt Advnser lvlr Everett The actlvntues of the Yacht Club thus fall were greatly Iumuted because of the loss of nts dunghues These had been sold last sprung because of theur deplorable cond: tlon some would laterally sunk at thevr moonngs from week to week and even the better ones leaked luke sneves when two people were In them A petltlon to the trustees was presented for money to buy a new fleet but thas was refused Consequently the actlvntues of the club thus fall were greatly curtalled There be :ng no boats to keep up dues were dns pensed wnth and the meager expenses en countered were met on a pay as you go basns The club was reduced to holdlng outside meets wlth other clubs and to using thelr boats one of these was held wuth Proctor Academy In September The Red and Cray drd a flne job IH the meet wln neng 83 48 and takrng first place n all three races YACHT CLUB FIRST N Q - -fl? lb fx, 4 -' .il Wlth the comsng of winter and the end of all saulsng the club cancelled nts actuvu tnes except for a few meetungs In the sprung however the club plans to contnnue nts outside meets and three are tentatnvely arranged wuth Andover Bowdoin and Har vard First Row Swope Pruoleau French Newell R Klng C jackson Payson Th us P Phelps Second Row Mr Everett Corwin Newhall Well Francnsco Brlgham Vaule Eschw ller lacobs MacDonald Q l 1291 . . 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Q. - - 1 - ' REGIONAL CLUBS MIDWESTERN CLUB INTERNATIONAL CLUB President Phlllp L Kampf Vlce President Paul C Hoffman Secretary james L Lauerman Advlser Mr Krause Sharlng honors with the PacIfIc Coast Club the MIdwestern Club was responsIble for the presentation of Exeter s most suc cessful dance thus far WIth plenty of advance publIcIty lowered tIcket prices and a projected winter carnIval to occupy the couples on Sunday mornIng the plan ning was good right from the start The gym was decorated In a nIght club motIf and tables were set up In the trophy room at whIch couples could t The pool end of the gym was closed off by a giant blue were erected one for the Royal Exonians and the other for Bob Childs band who performed very ably The Clubs will real ly have to work to put on a better dance In the future The school owes both Clubs a tremendous vote of thanks for do Ing such a wonderful job and for gIvIng many of us so much enjoyment INTERNATIONAL CLUB President Sydney Albrecht Vlce President Graham jones Secretary Treasurer Charley H DejolIe Adviser Mr Rounds The InternatIonal Club whIch IS open to any Academy student of foreign birth or natIonalIty IS one of the youngest actIvItIes at Exeter ThIs year the Club was very BCTIVG and It Increased Its membership greatly More than twenty flVe boys from many dIfferent countries took part In the meetings once every two weeks at which InterestIng movIes were provided to Inform the members about various foreign coun tries The movies were especially selected for theIr Interest and beauty and they were therefore among the hIghlIghts of the year The Club also heard InvIted speakers and conducted Informal discus sIons of InternatIonal problems For the second year an exhIbut depIctIng lIfe In various foreIgn countrIes was dIs played In the lIbrary They Included both pIctures and articles designed to Interest and to Inform students of life outside the UnIted States Hernando Franco and Syd ney Albrecht both of whom are from Co lombIa were each President for half the year Flrst Row Togasaki MathIeson Slowak Miskolczy Franco Albrecht Toro Radntsa De lolle Second Row Banghart 1 RIchardson jacobs Bond B Anderson Boorsch Damsron Franges Solarzano Cotton ll3lI ' si . ' . . curtain in front of which two bandstands '- U - U , V I A e Qi' , N f S PACIFIC COAST CLUB Presldent james judge Vlce Presldent Samuel C Reguster Secretary Lundsay Flscher Advlser lvlr Butterfueld Despute a rather small membershlp the Pacvfrc Coast Club can boast a falrly suc cessful year Durmg the Fall Term fort mghtly meetings at whuch plans for the Wunter Dance were duscussed were held euther In the Bug Room or the Perry Room Towards Christmas the club found that ut dud not have suffucuent support to put over the dance by Itself so It nnvuted the Mud western Club to be an equal partlclpant In the operatuon From the begannlng of the Winter Term the clubs worked steaduly on decoratuons and the many other things which must be done to put on a dance Then by the end of the furst week of tucket sales It was found that more tlckets for couples had been sold than ever before And that IS just how at turned out Over two hundred couples more than have attended any prevnous dance un Exeter has tory turned out to make It the blggest and best dance ever seen at Exeter Despnte a ramy Sunday the couples enjoyed them selves un our spacious cage The annual banquet at Kurtzs sparked the Sprung Term Other than that meet mgs were held every few weeks ln whuch Ideas for fall and sprang actnvltues for the club were talked over MIDWESTERN CLUB SOUTHERN CLUB President E jedd Roe jr Vuce President Robert E Brownlng Secretary james H Benson Advlsers Mr jett Thomas Mr Galbraith Every Frnday fortnlght the peaceful at mosphere surroundnng Phullups Hall ns shat tered by the voclferatnon emanating from the Bug Room The faculty however takes llttle heed for they realuze at as mere ly a group of southerners slxty flve strong meetlng to arrange the lynchlng of some darnyankee Thus year Exeters oldest reglonal club under the leadership of President jedd Roe and the Influence of both Mr jett Thomas and Mr Galbrauth the clubs advlsers pre pared for the sprung dance In Its usual lan guld but efflclent manner When Vlce President Bob Brownung flrst called for suggestions the usual proposals appeared George Buckner suggested havnng black feet walking across a white celllng and white hooded ushers carrylng flamnng crosses Maury Hagerman proposed a rebel yell contest at the mtermlssuon Despste these highly practical schemes for decoratnon and background everyone agreed that the southerners as usual would have the best dance of the year ern Club s Contrrbutlon for l95l would be but suggestuons of mmt julep parties and yankee lynchlngs brought the whole club to an agreement Everyone decuded that the chuef project for 5l should be to keep up the Southern Club s reputatlon for hospitality and lavlsh lnvung First Row Yarnall C Smlth Robblns Lumbocker Kampf Lauerman A Reynolds Sperlung j Wlllson Second Row McCred:e R Lee Scrubner T Scott French Sater Ream j Burlingame Cowles Thlrd Row john Rae jlm Rae Tucker Storey Thels Theus Denny Eakun Hmchlnff PACIFIC COAST CLUB First Row Walker Behnke L Fuscher Bnsslnger judge Regnster Kendruck Cubson B Anderson Second Row Custer Haynes Bond Rogers Mr Butterfneld Mansfaeld Steph nson R Bullard Cotton SOUTH ERN CLUB Flrst Row C Anderson May j Armstrong Brownung Roe Benson Fruedler R S Moms j Hull Second Row L Anderson Heath Botnlck Donegan Mr j Thomas Latum r H Gordon Wales Pruoleau Third Row Baum Ewing Sargent Paton G L Smith Lindsay Gwynn Watters Mead Whitaker Llnker ll3l . ' . ' At first no one was sure what the South- 2 N Nw XX ,M I W 1-,,.,LL K- 1? M-.-AL ATHLETICS FOOTBALL ACADEMY TEAM The Red and Cray of Exeter clumaxed uts most successful season un nune years wuth an overwhelmung 27 6 vuctory over Andov Thus vuctory the furst sunce l947 gave Exeter a 5 l l season s record The well balanced squad plaunly showed from the begunnung of the season the superb coachung of Bull Clark Ted Seabrooke and Don Cole The team combuned a hugh scorung offense wuth a stuff defense to score a total of l55 pounts to uts opponents convuncung 2819 vuctory over Brewster Academy Dusplayung a steady offense sparked by the passung of Captaun jum Arm strong and a furm defense led by tackle Dumutru leon Exeter overcame an early Brewster lead to reguster uts furst vuctory On October l4th Exeter wore down a game New Hampton team and won easuly 26 6 The team led by Armstrong Merul May and Cordon Burd played very well the offense was unstoppable and the Iune held un the crutucal moments The followung Saturday Exeter traveled to Wulluamstown to engage the Wulluams Freshmen Followung uts usual pattern Exeter came from behund to score twuce un l l 6 the second peruod and defeated Wulluams l3 6 Both Exeter touchdowns were scored on passes from Armstrong to end lvluke Dalton Exeter kept uts wunnung streak untact wuth a sweepung 416 vuctory over the Tufts Freshmen The score was the hugh est compuled by a P E A eleven sunce l943 The ground attack was agaun led by Merul May who scored three tumes On October 28th Exeter came from be hund un the closung munutes to tue a spuruted Bowdoun Freshman te m l3 l3 Exeter made a great many mustakes whuch proved extremely costly T aulung l3 6 un th fourth quarter Exeter drove 35 yards to tue the game wuth only two munutes remaun ung to play On the Saturday before the Andover game Exeter stull havung a chance for an undefeated season receuved her furst set back at the hands of a good Unuversuty of New Hampshure Freshman team After beung completely outclassed un the furst half Exeter fought back un the second half but was able to score only once The game ended wuth Exeter the loser by 20 7 Exeter celebrated Armustuce Day wuth a resoundung 276 truumph over Andover the furst Exeter vuctory sunce l9-40 E er' . . 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Exeter opened the season with a very H A - - - - . r - e 3 l eter whlch had shown Itself to be a slow startnng eleven was leading by a scant 7 6 at the half but broke loose offensuvely the second half to score three tlmes and turn the game unto a crushung vuctory Although Andover dornnnated the play un the opening period neither team was able to score Early nn the second peruod Bob Albert of Exeter recovered an Andover fumble on the Andover 33 Four plays later Armstrong threw a touchdown pass to Dalton and Bard kucked the extra polnt The half ended with P EA malntalnung a slum 7 6 lead Exeter took the second half knckoff and marched 65 yards for a touchdown whuch was made by lvlay on a plunge through center The fourth quarter began wuth Exeter holdung Andover on the 7 from where the Red and Gray marched 93 yards for :ts thlrd touchdown Surgen sparked the touchdown on a lO yard reverse E eter scored nts funal touchdown when Gul lett recovered an Andover fumble on the Blue and Whlte sux yard lane Three plays later lvlay went around end to score agaun Burd converted for the thlrd time and the VARSITY FOOTBALL game ended mlnutes later wuth Exeter wunnung an overwhelming victory 27 6 It was a great victory and a triumph of team play The squad was sparked by the lnspurnng leadershrp and excellent play of Captaun Armstrong In the backfueld Bird Surgen Campbell and May were superb Damntrn leon set the tempo for the P EA lune which at Andover played nts best game of the season Lovejoy Phnllups Hagerman Tucker George and Buckner along with Dalton Antholz and Gullett played extremely well The Robert C Mason Football Trophy was awarded to Captain ames Armstrong A great deal of crednt for Exeters highly successful season should go to Captann Armstrong who by has nnsplred play and leadershnp proved humself a great football captain Season s scores Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter New Hampton Wulluams Freshmen 6 Tufts Freshmen Bowdoun I V N Hampshlre Frosh 20 Andover First Row P Hoffman May R George Surgen Armstrong lCaptl Bard leon Buckner Dalton Second Row Wnnburn Donegan Phillips B Campbell Glllett Tucker Lovejoy Hagerman Edgar Albert Thlrd Row Robertson Wrught Putney Mestres Glen Gumaer Rlce Chase Schlerl Fosterllxflgrl Fourth Row Mr Cole Mr Seabrooke S Phelps Antholz Sweet Shattuck I Crowley Trostel K Harper Mr ark 2 l l 7 the drive with a 59-yard run and scored Exeter 28 'Brewster I9 - . x- 26 6 . . .- 13 . . 4l 6 ' ' ' , l3 ' . . l3 . A 7 . ' ' ' . 27 6 Cl h . . , . , .,,, , . , . , , , - - A A - - fi 3 l 1 v FooTBAn.L Fu-st Row Kemm Pendergast Ball Wadleugh Davns tCapt l Wales Hoge Newhall Daniels Second Row Gerry C Brown Bradbury Blorkman McCaffrey Trxppe jones N Menge Hudders r-lernmunger Third Row Mr Benn Cannung Howes Morgan Dewmg C- L Sm th Bob Dennen Bruc Dennen Barrels lMgrl B SQUAD Slow tn startun thus ear s 1 g Y .gy junior Varsnty team had a very again by Cordon Benn the team won :ts turst fave games but dropped nts frnal contest to a hard drlvnng team from Andover The jayVees were much more closely assoclated wnth the Varsity thus year and an exchange of play ers between the two groups worked well All three of the heavy club teams the Reds the Grays and the Greens were soundly pulverlzed by the layVees the scores belng respectively l-40 470 and 240 The All Club was also easnly put away for the thrrd successive year 27 O In :ts one outslde game besides that wnth Andover the V Squad was barely able to tue the Brooks School 7 7 In their tnnal game ot the season against the Andover junuor Varsnty A Team Ex eters jayVees were unable to overcome superior forces from the Hull and suc cumbed l26 Captain Brian Davis and Whtt Wales led a second half comeback but the team as a whole was thoroughly outplayed l successful s e a s o n. Coached l , I. . I 138 1 ALL CLUB It was definitely not an Exeter day when the All Club swung unto action against An dovers second l V ln the flrst quarter Exeter had little chance to display an of fenslve for Andover easlly scored through a poor defense and successfully rushed for the extra ponnt Exeters only really effective offenslve druve began early nn the second quarter as Niles carrled the ball in a long run from mudfield deep unto Andover terntory With a flrst down inslde the Blues ten yard line the Exeter offense was stopped p hard On the fourth down Andover inter cepted a Red pass and carrled the ball back to midfield The third quarter witnessed some nm provement ln the Exeter defense but the team still was unable to repeat its almost successful touchdown bud for Andover picked up speed and Exeter was hard pressed to hold the Blue The fourth quarter saw Exeter throw several desperate and mostly lncompleted passes as Andover contlnued to rush and to gain wnth seemingly luttle effort against a tired Red defense ALL CLUB FOOTBALL Second Row Whipple C Smith Holmes Fitch H Stevens W George R Martin Friedler Third Row Crinell Cullck Hessel Evans W Reynolds Frntts Haynes Fourth Row Mr H H Thomas Sanborn R Morris Perrin Ladd W Paine lvladerer Montgomery Fowler ll9 B Q , Qi , ' I ' A l' V First Row: A, Niles, Hackett, Horn, W. Smith, Scully CCapt.l, H. Williams, Whitaker, Bissinger, T. Menge - 1 Y Q 3 l SOCCER ACADEMY TEAM Wlth only flve lettermen returning coaches Glllespue and Kesler formed the l950 soccer squad largely from newcomers to Exeter and from boys In the clubs The team flnushed Its season with a record of eught wms and one loss In its openmg game of the season Ex eter easlly beat Belmont 2 0 ln an un scheduled practice game the Clarostat Manufacturlng Company of Dover lost to PEA 90 The Red contunued to wan drubbung Tulton 70 and edgmg out the Yale Freshmen l0 on Sud Albrechts fourth persod penalty klck Exeter s hopes for an undefeated season were lost when a fast hard fughtnng Deerfueld team won agalnst a stunned P EA squad 5 l U daunted by thus setback however P EA next played one of :ts fnnest games of the season defeatlng the Harvard Frosh 3 0 The Red won over Medford 2 l In a s prusungly close game Exeter capntaluzung on a strong wnnd then beat Tabor 53 George Hackl nettlng three goals ln the Andover game Rafael Morales put Exeter out rn front by heading In Charles Mapes corner knck Later nn the same l 140 pervod Andover scored At the end of the second perlod Morales made has second goal on an exceptlonally good pass from Bob Lloyd The game was hard fought nelther team scoring agaun untll Andover tled the score at the end of the fourth per: d Both teams played equally well un the overtime perlods untll flnally Sud Al brecht wnth a llttle less than a mnnute re maunung un the second overtime slammed a shot past the Andover goalle for the wan nnng score The starting luneup for the Andover game was goalie Den Hartog fullbacks Fash and Belford halfbacks Allen Mona han and Shea rught outside Hackl rught Inside Morales center Toro lCaptaunl left rnslde Yarnall left outside Mapes The jim Ryley Soccer Trophy was pre sented to Captann Mauncuo Toro by Cap tam Bull Lee of Andover after the game The trophy has been presented each year to the team wnnnung the Exeter Andover game Season s scores Exeter Belmont Hugh School 0 Exeter Clarostat Exeter Tilton l 0 . . O- D l '-' - . , . , -'-, , ' 1 U, . - ,, , . 1 . 'L ,-. Fl- . ,-,' ur- .. . , -I -I ' l 2 . . .. 9 0 ' '. ' 7 ' 0 ,,-,Jw Exeter Exeter Exeter Deerfleld Exeter Tabor Harvard Frosh Exeter Andover VARSITY SOCCER Second Row Southall Aldrrch Satford Reglster Lloyd Truslow Madden Browning L Orr C jones Third Row Mr Kesler M Barrett lMgrl E Brown R D Slmmons H Cook Den Hartog Wnllemsen Cnllespue Yale Frosh Exeter Medford Hugh School l M ll4ll 5 X. ,,,y,,,. 1 l O 2 ' l ' 5 5 3 O 3 First Row: P. Shea, Mapes, Morales, Albrecht, Monahan, Toro lCapt.U, Hackl, Fish, Yarnall, Allen, Beltordg - we ,, ALL CLUB SOCCER Fnrst Row Tyson Bunnell l Brown Slowak Gomez CCapt Linker Bolster Burr C Farr Second Row K Nlclntosh L Fischer Pratt Trowbrudge Swenson Bedford Bowdltch De Forest Thurd Row Mr Booth Spofford Kulukundus Rassweul r Mr Weeks ALL CLUB The AllClub Soccer team whlch ns chosen from the best players on the club teams had a very successful season U der the gundance of Coach Russell Booth the team tued the second string Varsuty l l and beat the Andoverj V 2l Led by Captain Carlos Ctomez the All Club came from behmd to tle the Varsity threats Ctomez sank a shot to tue the score and the game ended shortly thereafter Against the Andover j V the All Club once agaun came from behund Andover scored early IH the flrst quarter on a center klck from the wing which was headed In by a Blue Inside ln the second perlod Bob Burr scored the All Clubs first goal on an assist from Captam Gomez The score remanned tned l l untul two mmutes before the ffnal whistle when Cromez again assnsted thus tnme to lrm Rassweller for the wrrtnmg goal Thus ns the third consecutlve year that the team has defeated the Andover V Last year s team beat the Blue 2 O l l4l F 10 O . ' E E E E E , 4 n- . . . V - Oxy , , ,, -, Qu ln the fourth period, after numerous T 1 ' ' to , 1- L 2 CROSS COUNTRY ACADEMY TEAM The team under the coachmg of Ralph Lovshun had a most successful season Paced by Captain Cal Perkrns Ed Mllls and George Bobrnnskoy the team was unbeaten and rt achueved a record breakmg vuctory rn the New England lnterscholastucs The season started wuth a wan over Portsmouth The followrng week Exeter defeated Manchester Central and then a powerful U N H Freshman team Exeter made a perfect score as It defeated Nlchols umor College To clumax the season Ex eter won the New England Champlonshup for the second consecutive year settlng a new scornng record Competrng under rainy condntlons wnth sux other schools Exeter placed flve men out of the flrst ten Ed Mnlls took fnrst place In the meet followed by Cal Perknns at thlrd George Bobrlnskoy at fourth Paul Huber at flfth and Charley Crawford at seventh The only team that presented a threat was Choate whose flrst man placed second an the meet For has flne achievement durung the sea son Ed Malls was awarded the Cross Coun successful team was re elected as next year s captaln VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Season s scores Exeter Portsmouth Hugh Sch 40 Exeter Manchester Central 42 Exeter N Hampshnre Frosh 30 Exeter Nnchols jr College 50 New England Prep School Meet Andover ll4 Hebron l2l Moses Brown Furs! Row Hook Crawford Bobrunskoy Perkms lCaptl E Mrlls Huber Tyson Second Row Lauerman lMgrJ D Adams Cray Means Berman Mr Lovshun l l CHAM l95O UNDEFEATE9 I .IS A-47 4 PIOIS b v ' 21 ' ' . ' 20 - 26 A - - - ' , l5 ' . try'Trophy. Cal Perkins. who led this Exeter 20: Choate 493 Mt. Herman 673 ' ' . ' 139. ' ' if Y 1 Af . 3 l 4,8 72' 'i-5 Tip 'LE T439 1 v ckoss COUNTRY f 4 First Row Togasaku Leness T Armstrong lCaptl Nevlson Newell Second Row Lauerman lMgr Gnbson Crnsburg Damell Latumer Mr Lovshm IUNIOR VARSITY Besldes havnng an undefeated Varsity Cross Country team Coach Ralph Lovshln also turned out the first undefeated V Cross Country team nn Exeter hustory Thus was partly because only sux of the ten men who were of varsnty calnber and who eventually got thelr varsity letters were able to compete nn the varsity meets The other four headed by Larry Berman were the bulwark of the l V team Actually the V s never dad have a close meet Only nn the fnrst meet dnd a V man fall to come In flrst Thus meet with the Portsmouth Hugh School l V was won by a varsity runner who missed the regular varsxty meet Agalnst the Manchester Central I V however there were some tense moments as two Manchester run ners last seen gonng unto the woods be hlnd the club soccer fields at the rear of the pack came ln two hundred yards ahead of everyone else ln phenomenally fast tlmes The Manchester coach nnqufred as to the course they took and found out that they had unwnttlngly turned at the wood pnle cutting offa mule i ,Q l I44 l f V 6 A Q3 f' T L Z C oft' .:.:.t 2 ' k :zi ,r '1, . Q Af, . 'T-'27 '.,, W' xl 1 :I 'Eff' W I 2 C 5 1 C l l A 9 F FALL CREW Last fall a large enthusuastuc group of nunety boys turned out for crew As usual they were duvuded unto two squads the var suty coached by Mr Swuft and the clubs coached by Messrs Phullups lrvmg and Brunkerhoff The varsuty had fuve returnung lettermen Wulson Weuntz Bulkey and Green Four l V letter wunners and three cox swauns also came back from last year addutuon to thus large nucleus there were almost a dozen boys up from the clubs and among newcomers who showed abuluty and promuse lt was a strong squad whuch gave unducatuons of a successful sprung sea son On Columbus Day a crew composed of Exeter Alumnu Rowung at Harvard came to Exeter and engaged an Academy all squad eught stroked by Wulson un the only outsude race of the season ln a closely contested and well rowed race the Acad emy won by a deck length over a fuve eughth mule course lt us planned to estab lush thus unformal race as an annual affaur The club oarsmen were grouped unto two leagues the Plus Fours and the Squamscott League ln the serues of round robun races Bob Schaubs crew won un the furst group and Roger Gregg s un the second at--1' .li-z.. l FALL TENNIS Thus fall out of the 746 boys un the school l85 played tennis more than turned out for any other sport We had the largest annual Fall Tennus Tournament ever saud Percy C Rogers Thus shows that there us a very defunute rusung unterest un Fall Tennus The courts were always crowded and the general brand of tennus dusplayed was good Out of the l47 boys entered un the Sun gles Tournament Hamush Cravem proved defeated Samuel Schoonmaker a unuor un funals 63 ln the semu funals C-ravem beat Alan Herzug and un the quarter funal round Schoonmaker upset Danuel Hudguns a new Lower un a very close match ln the Consolatuon Tourna ment Keuth Wheelock beat Davud Read 9 7 7 5 and the annual doubles tourna ment was won by Hudguns and Schoon maker who beat Cravem and l-lerzug 6 3 646 The team whuch went down to Andover for the match dud not do well wuth the ex ceptuon of Cravem who beat Andover s furst seeded player 6 3 5 2 Andover however used all of theur varsuty whereas we only used those out for Fall Tennus ' I I , ln himself far superior to anyone else. He . 1 1 ' V' ' the ' , - , 6-l, 6-3. '- 66 4-6, l, -1. ' ' T VT g, --'TF 4.1. . 145 I BASKETBALL You Name lt' ACADEMY TEAM The l95O l95l basketball season saw a potentlally good Exeter team hampered all season by Illness and Injuries wln fave games and lose nnne Wuth Captaln oe Crowley as has only returnnng letterman Mr Benn was faced wlth a duffncult job ln the openlng game agaunst Huntington School Exeter pulled ahead to wnn ol 47 Clllett Crowley Yarnall and Surgen all shared the honors on offen e whsle East man dld well on defense After Chrnstmas Exeter easlly defeated Hebron In thus game Exeters offense was very good maknng nearly 50 per cent l l4 Swlsh' of therr shots In the next game the New l-lampshlre Freshmen defeated Exeter Exeter was badly hindered by lack of heught playlng wnthout Captasn Crowley who was out for fuve games with an un lured knee Exeter next beat New Hamp ton 45 43 The Worcester game was probably our poorest game We were a second strlngers Penberthy and Rogers however bo h played we Exeter bounced back to beat Lawrence 59 54 Yarnall and Surgen played well offensnvely and Push played a good defenslve game Then Exeter had a sux game losing streak In the Cushun game the team . I . i . 1 h I - . . . little sluggish throughout the game, Two . ' ' ' , rl lla l , ' - ' 3 6 l played as well as It dad all year wuth East man and Tucker domg excellent jobs of guarding taller men but Exeter lost 56 58 Agalnst Amherst Crowley and Tucker were out and Surgen only able to play a little The Harvard and Yale games were very much allke Exeter was able to keep up for about a quarter but both teams eventually went ahead to trounce Exeter by over thnrty pounts Exeter agam lost to the New Hampshlre Freshmen In a close game wuth Crowley back and Klger playing has best game of the season and then lost to the Bowdoin Freshmen The pre Andover game wuth Tilton found Exeter leading for most of the game Tllton went ahead and It was not untul the last mnnute that Exeter tued the score on two foul shots by Ed Wall and Surgen scored the wlnnung basket to make the score 56 54 The Andover game found Andover lead mg throughout the game Andover had a ACADEMY BASKETBALL TEAM very good team Exeter lost Phnl Surgen nn the furst few minutes of the game Thus wrth the losses of Frsh and Tucker hurt Exeter but Andover had the stronger team anyway The starting lune up for the game was Forwards Yarnall and Knger Center Crowley Guards Surgen and East man Season s scores Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Huntington Hebron N Hampshlre Frosh New Hampton Worcester Lawrence Cushnng Amherst Freshmen Harvard Freshmen Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter N Hampshire Frosh Bowdoln V Tu lton Andover Fnrst Row Tucker Wall Knger Crowley lCaptl Yarnall Eastman Surg n Second Row Hull llvlgrl Dalton Rogers Penberthy Sargent Albert Mr Benn l I4 ' ' 61 ' 47 ' - ' 7l 46 ' ' ' 57 ' 65 - ' 45 43 - - ' 36 48 ' ' 59 54 - ' 4 ' 56 ' 58 ' ' ' 45 50 38 78 one by Bill Eastman. In the over-time Exeter 39 Yale Freshmen 71 ' ' 46 ' 48 - - 50 ' 1. . 73 - 56 ' 54 ' . 42 77 5, 7 1 uk! ff t 1 v BASKETBALL Furst Row Ream Pende gast Cannung lCapt Oxnard Relly Second Row Sands llvlgrl De Luca Dyke P Dyke Rassweler Hudguns Mr Raybold IUNIOR VARSITY The team had the meduocre record thus season of fuve wuns game of the season the ay Vees started off un good fash uon by defeatung Exeter Hugh School The team sparked by Ed Wall center Louus Orr and Captaun john Can nung forwards had no trouble un breakung through uts foes defense un the second game however the team met stuffer op posutuon when ut lost to Amesbury Hugh School un what was probably the best game thus year The jayVees then swamped Hampton Hugh School 49 20 Muller Ream the hugh scorer for l95l was the outstandung player ln the followung two games after the loss of two of the team s best men Exeter lost to Exeter Hugh School and Amesbury Hugh School In spute of the slught lead that the team kept up un the furst quarter Exeter bowed to a more experuenced Andover squad Exeters defense weakened un the second peruod as the Blue establushed a lead never to be lost for the remaunder of the game :T TQ f l J l 1, nxt 7 . : l l , l, Er . T 7-1 T . T T j X and six losses. ln the initial ,, V A 1 - l l ALL CLUB Even though the clubs seemed much stronger than last year the All Club dad not meet wnth much success Havmg mlssed the tradltlonal game with the 1 V and only two days of All Club practice the team was a vuctum to a flne Andover All Club team In the game with Andover Exeter took a sux one lead at the quarter the score stood 6 5 In the second quarter Andover ral lied to go ahead but a strong Exeter come back just falled as the half ended l9 l8 un favor of Andover From there the game remained close untul the fourth quarter when Andover went ahead to wan 47 33 The game was marked by many personal fouls 35 for both teams Exeter seemed to work the ball well but poor shooting '51 and weaknesses under the offenslve boards were responslble for the defeat Hugh Latumer was the hugh man wlth fourteen polnts Captaln Bull Reynolds and jere Danuell wrth flve and four points rebounding and ball handlung ALL CLUB BASKETBALL First R Rod uguez Dan ell S Reynolds lCaptl Ma sf eld Lat me Second Ro Dnetz Handles a M Shea Cwy n Bloch Buck e Mapes 5? 40' 'bla Raybold ff-357' 40 I 149 1 I . I . . - . I ' ' .Y X .- -. L V - . ' . I I 1 TY Q ' - ' ff l 9 A t A A A 77 ny r 3 r sf 1 W respectively, .helped the. team with their ' - ow: r' , i , . . , n i , i rg w: ' , m n, . , n , , n r, , Nlr. . QA g bl j r 9 'Q , Y W X I I L r rf 1 . ' A 51 , . gl' G . W 2 15 HOCKEY ACADEMY TEAM The hockey team benng consrstently In consustent lost four of :ts fnrst flve games came back to wm flve of nts next slx and funvshed by droppmg nts last four un a row Andover successfully deducated Its new rrnk with a 5 O victory over the Red and Grey The team ran Into tough competltlon early In the schedule Playing In the Law rencevulle Tournament Exeter defeated the hosts sux 3 2 and moved unto the cham plonshnp round The team was out of nts class however losing to Northwood 4 O and to Nuchols lO 3 Exeter s luck dld not change ummedlate ly upon Its return to New Hampshire Two days after school reopened the team held a 2 l lead over the New Hampshire Freshmen wlth l5 seconds remaunung U NH then tled It up and went on to wln In a sudden death overtime 3 2 Four days later the Frosh In a return match made It more decrsuve 5 2 Easy vlctorles followed over Hebron Amesbury and Noble and Greenough then came a squeaker over New Hampton overtume Exeter next came up against I 150 Melrose Greater Boston and All New Eng land leader of l95O At the end of two peruods PEA though outskated and outshot had held Melrose to a l l tue But the trrnng Exeter squad could not keep up the pace and the N E champs scored three tumes ln the thrrd peruod to wln 4 l PEA s last trlumph of the year came the next day ln a game played rn a heavy snowstorm George Hackls late goal de feated Medford 2 l After that the season dragged on to :ts drab end Gharlne Pratt was the only one to score agamst a power fu Belmont Hull rn nts 4l decls on St Paul s outscored Exeter 3 0 and the Har vard Freshmen won through with some difficulty 4 2 On Andover s new S75 OOO Smlth Rank the team gave up a goal rn the first period and four more In the second Exeter and the Blue were belneved from comparatrve scores to be evenly matched but Andover clearly proved nts superroruty Exeter played wlthout lts regular wlngs Bob Lloyd and Phvl Green The usual startlng lineup consnsted of john Tyson goalle Bob Dennen and Hugh Taylor defense and the flrst llne of Gap tam Duck McNutt George Hackl lseasons I 3 .l 4 M., A , nn -as 8 - M.: ' - - - - ' - . . . . ' ' . . - . . . ' - - ' - . 4 - V - - . - , . , - - 1 ' - . . . , - , . I I Y , - , - A . In , , - . . hugh scorer? and Phul Green Ed Malls and Fred Culrck made up the second defense combunatuon whale the second lane was Llo d Bruce Dennen and Pratt Lovejoy Dave Ward and joe Crosby were utnlnty men Season s scores Exeter Lawrencevllle Exeter Northwood Nlchols UNH UNH Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Hebron Exeter New Hampton Exeter Amesbury Exeter Noble and Creenough Melrose Medford Belmont Hull St Paul s Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Harvard Freshmen Exeter Andover VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM Furst Row Tyson Hackl Bob Dennen lVlcNutt CCaptl Bruce Denn n Second Row Crosby Culuck l.o eloy Pratt P Green Ward Lloyd Thlrd Row Mr Bragdon Harr son llvlgrl Mr Wnlson Taylor Ml if ll5l1 y I. , . Bill 3 ' 2 y y O 4 f 3 ' lO 2 3 ' 2 5 - 4 O ' 4 3 8 3 5 2 l 4 2 l 0 . ' 3 1 2 4 Y V rl :Ci Q 0 5 - -.'-vi -'At-ms. lx' ! ' : 1. . , . ,. e, ,E 'llsg Q J N we .K I ' : ALL CLUB HOCKEY First Row W Paine M Barrett C Fair May P Shea 4Captl Burlingame Hodge Nevison McCaffrey Second Row lvlr Clark Palmer Wheat Newhall Schluter Safford Sanborn Burr Silbert ALL CLUB Because of the lack of cold weather during the preceding two winters the number of boys out for club hockey de creased sharply this ear Despite the weather both leagues managed to complete three rounds of league games The Senior Loop season ended with a two way tie for first place between the Americans and the Canadiens, with the Bruins finishing second, The Pi- rates ran away with the title in the unior Loop. The Maple Leafs and the Indians finished second and third respectively. Nineteen boys were chosen to make up the All Club at the end of the Club season. The first game of a series of two was played at Andover. Peter Shea was elect- ed captain on the way to Andover in the us. Exeter opened the scoring when Ward Paine scored midway through the first peri- d. A few minutes later Charlie Safford made it 2-O for Exeter on a shot from just inside the blue line. Andover scored their initial goal with very little time remaining l 2 un the perlod and the penod ended wath Exeter out rn front 21 ln the second penod Nevrson scored for Exeter and when Andover matched thrs goal the penod end ed with Exeter leadang 32 The thsrd penod was closely contested all the way wlth neither team scoring untll Andover tied the score with seven seconds remann mg an the penod ust when lt looked as though the game would end un a 3 3 dead lock Andover sank the wunnung goal wuth only thrrty seconds to go In the overtime penod The funal game of the series was also stered by the return of several players who had been In the Infirmary for the flrst game took an early lead and held ut throughout the game Andover scored flrst In the first period Bull Nevlson tied the score however wath a goal near the end of the same penod Andover broke the tue with two goals nn the second peruod Nevuson scored hrs second goal early nn the third penod but thus was closely followed by Andovers fourth goal Andy Hodge scored the funal goal near the close of the penod but the game went to Andover 4 3 wlfwfhi Q I . l l . . . D I ' . - I U ' . . EE E 3 played at Andover. Andover's squad, bol- y ' , , SWIMMING ACADEMY TEAM Thus years swnmmung team has been called the best Exeter has ever had Wm nung nune straight meets one by an almost nmposslble perfect score the squad ended the season with two :mpressuve vuctorues over Andover Thrrteen school records were broken at dnfferent tnmes seven of them establishing Natrona! Prep School marks Exeters wlns over Andover were the first In tnve years Swnmmung at the Hull the New England lnterscholastucs meet 85 55 Two records were broken at the fnrst E A encounter Kerry Donovan swam the 50 yard freestyle In 23 5 topping both the Andover pool and the Exeter Andover record It was the second tnme that he had smashed the former Prep mark of 23 6 held by Thoman of Andover The ZOO free relay team of Captann Mac Aldrich Maurlclo Toro Sabln Robbins and Donovan swam a l 38 6 also breaknng the Andover pool and meet records Besldes beating Andover and sux other prep schools at the Interscholastlcs the l l l the team swamped the Blue, 28-47, and at 54 Season s scores team broke fnve records Donovan swam a amazing 228 fnfty to agaun set the Natlonal record and dud the l00 yard free un 510 to shatter another mark Three other lnterscholastuc meet records were also set by Sngo Falk In the breast stroke Bob Browning nn the backstroke and Al drlch In the 200 The leadung record breaker was Dono van Besudes doing record tumes ln the 50 and l00 free he also set the Natuonal Prep mark rn the lndlvudual medley Aldruch beat the school 200 record Equally suc cessful were the relay teams Agarnst a strong Portland Hugh squad the natuonal 200 yard freestyle relay record was lowered to l 34 5 and In the Bowdoin meet whuch was won by a perfect score 68 7 the 400 yard relay team broke another National record The school l5O medley relay mark was also broken Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter M l T Dartmouth Freshmen 33 Portland Hugh School 27 Boston Boys Club Bowdoln j V ACADEMY SWIMMING TEAM First Row Robbuns Falk Toro Brownmg Aldnch lCaptl Dono an Franco Moms Sndford Second Row Harper Ginsburg I Nlles Howes Buck Hedberg lim Rae Danforth Lnnker Third Row Whupple lMgrl Mr Fowler Exeter Worcester Boys Club Exeter Harvard Freshmen Exeter Andover New England lnterscholastlcs Exeter Andover Wennsteun l ' . I n T, . .. I .h . 52 A . . . 23 56 42 44 48 ' 48 45 30 ' 1 68 ' . . 7 as ' ' . 4 .1 55 1 l 1 v SWIMMING Fnrst Row Lneber Hamlm Bannard KCaptl Kendrick Eakln Second Row Salzman Davns Paton Mr Fowler IUNIOR VARSITY The V Swlmmung team 'ST' was led by Captarn Bannard Y Y Y coached by Dan Fowler Fol lowrng the example set by the undefeated varsuty the week layVees defeated Andover nn the Exeter pool but only by the narrow margnn of 38 to 36 Andover managed to wnn all but three events breakung a good many Exeter Andover records but the Red and C-ray had more depth and took almost all the seconds and thirds The Exeter swlmmers who captured flrsts were Hugh Kendrlck who won the lOO yard back stroke and Frank Buck who won the lOO yard breaststroke The l5O yard medley relay was also won by Exeter Almost all the Exeter swrmmers had exceptional tlmes for a V meet nm Rae Fred Paton Dar by Bannard lohn Niles and Larry Weun stem In particular but Andover had a num ber of stars who were able to edge out these men Coach Fowler remarked that the whole team swam very good races and that even though Andover won most of the frrsts Exeter could boast a better all around team before the l 6 X ' 1 0 -- ll I , ' . this ear and was ver abl -C9 . - ALL CLUB This year the All Club Swummnng team ably coached by Mr Fowler and captamed by Dudley Matthews swamped a sumular Andover team 55 l0 In the Exeter pool The team repeated Its vvctory over Andover last year when It took the Blue 40 2 There was no doubt as to the outcome of the meet after the furst race The Ex eter swlmmers dzsplaylng excellent form won every event lnmltmg Andover to two second places The 50 yard and 200 yard freestyles were taken by Captann Matthews and ohn Woulbroun respectively The old Exeter Andover All Club record for the lO0 yard breaststroke was lowered two seconds by Alec Cerbode who also won the l50 yard medley Elliot DeCraff won the l00 yard backstroke and Laurence Herrmann the l00 yard freestyle Exeter ended the meet by taknng both the l50 ley relay Coach Fowler was well satusfued wnth the performance of the team as a whole and expects an abundant supply of good mater: al for future varslty teams ALL CLUB SWIMMING 13246 -alirnlnlik-'BIIW' A Mull Q 'WIUIUL 42s fi lg ,ff .5 f First Row Httzrot Moulton Matthews fCaptl Woulbroun Cerbode Second Row P Frost French De Graff D Falk Third Row Radrtsa Mr Fowler Herrmann l l 7 - l ' - I l l l l . . .l h l A I'--Q: lu - u 1 ' . ,Q F1 't', - - f T ' f s A 1 l ' 4 Vvill yard medley relay, and the 200-yard med- - , 0. - N . . . -vfg 4 . l' 'W f 'f - . e, f all U M 0 V 'N . 5 l WINTER TRACK ACADEMY TRACK The Wlnter Track Team completed a highly successful season with an lmpressuve wnn over Andover The team nn wnnnlng flve dual contests and losing only to the Dartmouth Freshmen showed that nt had benefntted lmmensely from the superb coaching of Ralph Lovshln and Oscar Pearson The squad not only had several outstandnng performers In both runnlng and fneld events but It also had depth At Dartmouth the untested Exeter team was defeated ID a close meet by an experl enced Freshman team Campbell tled the 33 6 In the flrst home meet of the sea son Exeter overpowered a weak Tabor Academy Squad Hagerman with a throw of 52 feet 4 l 8 Inches broke the school shot put record rn thus meet The follow :ng week the Red performed poorly but nevertheless managed to beat the North eastern Freshmen On February l7th the Red and Grey routed the New Hampshlre Freshmen 70 l 4 to l0 3 4 Co Captain Regrster broke the school record an the 600 wth a tlme of l l7 9 Exeter next dealt the prevlously undefeated Harvard Fresh men thelr fnrst loss Exeter s performance l l 8 an thus meet was the best It had gnven all year On March 3rd under the nnsplrnng lead ershup of Co Captauns Register and Arm strong Exeter scored a decnslve 47 l 2 33 l 2 trnumph over a determmed Andover team Exeter started slowly and was out scored heavily by Andover nn the early events Hagerman was edged In the shot put by Co Captain Doran of Andover who establlshed a new meet record wlth a toss of over 53 feet Campbell who was also third In the dash won the 300 IH the ex cellent tame of 338 Exeter scored an upset when Harvey won the hugh jump flrst IH the pole vault however Andover stall led by two pomts wuth only the 600 and broad jump remaining ln the 600 which was the most excltmg race of the meet Captann Register led Danlels and Shattuck across the flnlsh lrne to clxnch the meet for Exeter and gave the Red and C-rey thelr second sweep of the afternoon Harper outjumped hrs favored Andover op ponent to wan the broad jump and a great Exeter team had come from behlnd to beat Andover and complete nts most successful season slnce I943 school record in the .300 with a time of Blabbp Crawford, and Donegan all tied for i ' i , . F 5 l Results of the Andover Track Meet 40 yard dash l Moe A 2 Franz A Campbell E TIme46 45 yard hIgh hurdles l Clraham A 2 Armstrong E 3 Dowlmg E TIme 59 fleS meet record 300 yard run l Campbell E 2 Franz A 3 Halsey E Tlme 338 600 yard run l RegIster E 2 DanIels E 3 Shattuck E TImel l87 l0OO yard run l Kohler A 2 BobrIn o E 3 Perklns E Tnme 2 Shot put l Doran A 2 Hagerman E 3 BIrd E DIstance 53 feet 7V2 Inches a new meet record Pole vault l TIe between Babb Craw ford Donegan all of E HeIght ll feet QLL'S F FMR l Season s scores 3 Reagan A HeIght 5 feet lO Inches Broad jump l Harper E 2 Ro n baum A 3 TIe between Wallemsen E and lvloe A DISTBNCE 20 feet X2 Inches ACADEMY TRACK TEAM Exete r Exeter Exeter Exete r Exeter Exeter 33 V2 46V2 44 V2 70V 4816 471A Dartmouth Frosh Tabor Academy Northeastern Frosh N H Frosh Harvard Frosh Andover Furs! Row Babb Campbell Danuels Armstrong lCo Captl Reglster lCo Captl K Harper BobrInskoy man Second Row DowlIng Halsey BIrd R Kmg llvlgrl Perk ns Donegan C Crawford Thurd Row Mr Pearson W Tyson Scully Wnllemsen Clarkson PItney Mr Lovshm l6V2 36V2 lO3f 1323! 33V2 Hager l l fd? A33 1 . v It . - h Z .' Q' . ' . Q U sk y, Q , l' . 'l l i25.3. High jump: l, Harvey, Eg 2. Hayes, A3 A 47V2 ' : . , 5 . se - , 1 . ' ' . ., 4 . . 4 I , , ' , l l 4 : ' , , ' , . ' , , I , , , 3 J , V Q .CHAMPIONS 1951 - All fix A XX X I I 59 1 1 v TRACK 1.57139 1 Fnrst Row judge Sp ndler C Smith Storey lCaptl Spotford vVexl Ca Second Row Hull Burke C Vanllant Drlam Day Masters Smlth Thurd Row lvlr Bruce Mr Lo shun I V WINTER TRACK Thus year s I V Track Team ganned strength as the season m advanced The jayVees drop ped theur first meet to a strong gO ?JCentral team almost beat Portsmouth he tollowung week came closer stall nn the triangular meet that followed and then emerged supreme among four hugh schools The team entered the Andover meet with a l 3 record rated as the underdog In the hurdles Storey took turst Burke thlrd Storey and Wharton funushed turst and second In the dash The lOOO tell to Andover with Cray and Dlrlam tlnlshnng second and thnrd The Blue also captured tlrst In the 300 with Well and Storey close behind Andover took the tnrst two places In the 600 with Masters and Day tied for thnrd Smnth takung second was the only Exeter shot putter to place whsle pole vaulters Riley Spnndler judge and Vaal I t all tned fo tnrst Spofford placed thurd In the broad jump leaving the score tied with only the hugh jump left ln this Spofford tued for tlrst with two Phlllnpuans and thus the jayVee s fate was sealed l I O he ttf . ' 6 RELAY TEAM On February 3rd before l4 OOO people who attended the annual B A A games In the Boston Carden a great Exeter Relay Team won a declsnve vlctory over Andover In their tradltuonal mule relay The team consnstlng of Sam Reglster Co Captann of wnnter track Woody Halsey lack Danuels and Bernard Campbell covered the dns tance In the excellent tame of 3349 whuch was second to the fastest tnme In the hustory of the race Reglster the only man from last year s team ran the furst leg of the race In 53 8 and funlshed two yards ahead of Franz On a perfect exchange of the baton from Reg :ster to Halsey Exeter gamed seven yards Halsey ran has quarter mule agaunst Good man In 53 7 and added three yards to the Increasing Exeter lead Daniels the only Upper on the team ran the dlstance In 540 and carefully passed the baton to Campbell fmushed the relay nn the bnlllant relay tume of 52 6 twenty fave yards ahead of Flanders and Exeter won the relay for the furst time nn three years RELAY TEAM Campbell Dannels M Lovshun Halse Reguster N-1 ll6l1 . I D I b , ' Y' i Campbell, 'thirteen yards ahead of .Moe A ' 0 . l ' - . --J K' SN U . U r' - 7 yr 4 ' WRESTLING ACADEMY TEAM After successfully startung the season by defeatung the Yale Freshmen for the furst tume un sux years Exeters wrestlers went on to the teams furst undefeated season sunce Coach Ted Seabrooke came to Exeter un l945 ln addutuon the wrestlers whute washed two opponents and un three con secutuve meets lost only three pounts and for the furst tume they defeated Harvard and Yale as well as Andover un the same season Rolly lvlorrus captauned the team from l37 and along wuth Duck Adams l3O pounder was undefeated Duck George at l77 clunched three very umportant Andover Larry Berman at l47 punned three of hus sux opponents At l57 and heavyweught both Ed Brown and ohn Phullups were newcomers to the varsuty Underclassmen Crayton Bedford and Stan Phelps were elected Co Gaptauns for next year The Yale Freshmen were PEA s furst op ponents un the most excutung meet of the season Wuth only two matches remaun ung Yale overtook a nune pount defucut Duck George pulled Exeter ahead by a pount Wrestlung hus furst match for PEA l l6 untrued heavyweught john Phullups punned Golden for the Exeter vuctory Next Coate fell unexpectedly 280 Needham Hugh shut out untul the last match lost 26 3 Provudung no competutuon the B U Fresh men were beaten 34 O Duck George clunched both the Harvard Freshmen and Multon meets un the same week by wunnung decusuons over hus l77 pound opponents In these meets Exeter won l6 l4 and l9 8 On the Saturday before the Andover meet the Tufts Freshmen lost to Exeter 29 3 ln the Andover meet underdog Andover was as determuned to defeat Exeter as Exeter was not to be upset Bedford was upset 8 7 un the furst match by Yatsu but Duck Adams recovered the score for Exeter wuth a quuck second peruod pun Captaun Rolly Morrus won by decusuon over Nueman to lengthen Exeters lead to 83 Larry Berman tued wuth Acker and then Ed Brown pulled Exeter three pounts further ahead wuth an 82 decusuon over Fred Felton Stan Phelps tued jackson 1212 un the l67 class to set up Duck Georges meet clunchung decusuon over Lasley Andovers heavyweught Captaun Toto Anderson un hus fourth appearance agaunst Exeter took a decusuon agaunst ohn Phullups 6 2 meetsQthe Harvard Freshmen, Milton, and ' ' , - ' ' I ' I -I I . h ' ' 1 . . 1 2 l o ,gun X Season S Summary Exeter 46 Exeter 17 Exeter 28 ACADEMY WRESTLING TEAM F rst Row B Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter S e DRe Needham Hugh School 3 Boston University Freshmen O Harvard Freshmen 14 Mllton 9 Tufts Freshmen 3 Andover 'IO lps E B own D Ceo ge 11631 aI f ' K f 1 Cs i 5 I 7 ' F 'Q K X 7 ' x 7 NN xx X in 9 H F ' 2 26 ' . . 34 ' ' 16 19 ' 29 18 i :er ar1,D, d .B r. , rri ,Ph , , r ,, r 3 Second Row: Mr, r , , R Mg., , k , . ic , I. Barrett, Phillrps, Pearlman. Mr, Cole. K i. KJ rg. ,A E - Y .ff 4 :A .A rt fit' ' k' ' 1 v WRESTLING First Row Hook Wales F Baker lCaptl Funkhouser Dodge Second Row Mr Seab oke 1 Barrett leon Tro br dge IUNIOR VARSITY The V wrestlers clumaxed another undefeated season by defeating the Andover j V s meet the team shut out the 1' Milton second strangers 350 The team thus year was composed mostly of lowers and uppers who wall be good prospects for next year s va rsuty ln the Andover meet john Funkhouser started Exeter out well by defeating has opponent 40 The next two matches gave Exeter sux more points A l3O Fred Baker defeated has Andover men u un ll 8 sn a hugh scorung match was Bakers good condntuonung that won for hum At I38 Whnt Wales won easuly by a 6 l score um Barrett wrestlnng at l47 lost to Andover s Captain Sawyer 8 4 At l57 Exeter came back to avenge theur loss Duck Hook won hus match 8 5 Then nn the next two weughts Mark Perrsn and john Dodge both lost to more experlenced Phllllplans Dlmutrr eon however won his heavyweight match 3 2 to wln the meet for Exeter 44,1 1 :asia 1' - ' I5-9. ln their only 'other - I. l . . 1- V B lI', - ' ' U 'I . If Q I 'ju V ' l 4 ALL CLUB The AllClub wrestlers whlpped the Andover All Club 21 l3 to avenge last years stungmg defeat The All Club vac tory ln the last Exeter wrestllng match of the season left all three wrestllng teams the varsity V and All Club undefeat ed for the year Thus concluded one of the most successful years that Exeter has ever had ln thus sport lvluke Hacketts quick pln In the l77 pound class clinched the Exeter vlctory Exeters flrst three wrestlers gave the Red and C-ray an excellent lead that was never lost Both john Leness at l23 pounds and Ted Llghtner at l3O pounds pnnned thelr opponents Leness plnned qurckly an the frrst peruod Lnghtner wrestled a close match untul has thlrd period pm Cam Trowbridge followed In the l37 en Exeter s lead to l3 O Captain Davnd Ruce lost a close and hard fought match but thas was quickly atoned for by Butch Schlerl s easy declsvon Charlie Eaton panned by Hackett was fol lowed by heavywelght Richard Slmmons who dud well despite has rnexpernence but was plnned an the second period ALL CLUB WRESTLING Furst Row Munter Schael Llghtner Rce CCaptl Leness Tro Second Row Seabroke Summons Hackett Eaton Clark ll65l bx N QgNN I 5 I I brxclge De lolue 4 i ju it I - - - in N Y' s ' , . . . Xaxvynlx A , E-if L, V - . . w-'N-:ll 5 U L E I l lll P ' ' A K Nl: I . . . C pound class with a 6-O declsuon to strength- gg ' Z ' , ' r , ' , l . , , W ' , ' Q rc' l K tix' A Q' y a I, , G as ' et' ' hz ' l L, SQUASH ACADEMY SQUASH Hnndered by Illness and conslderable meduocre season wlnnlng three of ts seven matches Mr Bennett however saw In It much good material for coming teams Fnrst meetung Harvards powerful frosh team Exeter was overwhelmingly defeated O 5 Prospects momentarnly brughtened however when Middlesex was beaten 4 l but fell agam when Exeter barely lost 2 3 to Deerfneld The followmg week the MIT lVs never appeared Thns mystery was followed by two Exeter defeats at the hands of the stlll unbeaten Harvard frosh and then of the Yale frosh Exeter dud not wan a smgle lndlvldual match In these two contests But to flnlsh the season Cap tam Guy Paschal leading the team well saw Exeter shut out St Pauls and then Brooks both by the splrst ralslng score of Season s scores Exeter Harvard Frosh Exeter Muddlesex Exeter Deerfueld l 6 Exeter Exeter Exeter ACADEMY SQUASH TEAM Furst Row C Thomas Malanu C jones Southall B Wheeler Second Row M Bennett Sperlmg Bolster CMgrl Harvard Frosh Yale Frosh St Paul s l O 5 O 5 ' ' ' 5 . ' O inexperience, the squash. team had only. a Exeter 5 Brooks O , I 5-o. ' 0 ' 5 4 ' l 2 ' 3 y y l6 SKIING ACADEMY SKIING As the result of a mnld wnnter the ska team took part In only tour of the enght meets orugmally scheduled thus year Cap tamed by Al Trostel the team had a faur season wunnung halt of nts meets In nts turst meet the team beat Governor Dummer taknng the ttrst tour places Racung against the three best schoolboy teams IH New England the Red and Cray placed fourth rn nts next meet but carne back In the annual Andover contest where nt captured sux out of the enght turst places Steve Reynolds of Exeter won the Down hull ln very good tame The team lost :ts next meet to Vermont Academy and Mount Hermon but came back agaln to thoroughly vv tp Mlton rn thenr last meet of he season Season s scores Exeter 99 8 Governor Dummer 86 8 Exeter 3l4 Proctor Academy 372 5 Hanover Hugh 3655 Lebanon Hugh 350 Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter 'I90 4 Andover 183 8 263 47 Vermont Academy 29l 78 Mount Hermon 267 98 A Team 93 l Milton 694 B Team 8l 3 l ACADEMY SKIING TEAM Flrsl' Row Ste ens S enson Trostel tCaptl S Reynolds Means Second Row Mr W Bates Olmsted Carlton S Llum L Fnscher Mr R Bates . 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X 1 L I HAROLD H SISSON 81 C0 INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS 112 Wafer Street Bosfon Mass 1 1 17 . ' 1 CC O1l!7!l1llCI1fS of Ll 11 ' lc! 191 , x Q, .1 S' ig as D ga :sig u , v ' 5 gf A Q ' H , 3' Q' 5 Q rs ,gf Ng, , i -' 5' 5 Z6 fi' if 'f Q , if -v Aff gf - sa f .4 ,iii 1 Q iq 'S' 2 af '3 X ef Y We fi iii -41 v-.S 3, . 1' s -.4 L if 1 P: 5554 I f ,ILSM if . ., . jc.. Q-1 44 4--mf? if. V C il 1 , , W f SAM :Q ,I ,Y-A . V ii. ii EEZ .1 X 5 , ' K . W -43 ROSS BLANCHARD 8. CO MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 'I'I5 BROADWAY NEW YORK 6 N Y Bolton Smart Co , Inc Wholesale Purveyors of Choice BEEF LAMB VEAL PORK POULTRY FISH BUTTER CHEESE EGGS FROSTED FOODS I9 26 South Market Street Boston Mass Tel l.Afayette 31900 THE UNITED NATIONS I Q 0 ' ' ' SUPPORT 94 I IN CONNECTICUT CALL . , . RICHARD F 1oNEs IR OI' COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE 49 Pearl Street Hartford COMPLIMENTS OF Friends from Chucago, Ilhnous COLEMAN FARMS 11951 . , . t be xuman Oldest Preparatory School Newspaper ID Amerlca Establlsbed April 6 I878 FIRST PLACE DAILY PRINCETONIAN NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION CLASS A CONTEST I948 Publushed Every Wednesday and Saturday Clrculatnon I60O Maulung Subscruptuon S5 OO Student Subscrnptnon S4 OO REVIEW lTl'1e Former Exeter Iv'lonthIyI Malling Subscrlptlon SI 50 Student Subscrlptuon SI OO Published DECEMBER MARCH IUNE Also Published by THE REVIEW THE EXETER DICTIONARY SI OO LEWIS SIBLEY ESSAYS SI OO 119 6 I 2 ,N x X ,L 'fm fame! 7 aw., 1 fu ,., T , xi . k , -'-fy -if-'iv ,gs 449-V -ea.. by THE ROCKINGHAM NATIONAL BANK EXETER N H Member Federal Deposut Insurance Company Federal Reserve System THE EXETER INN EXETER N H Where Alumnr parents and round Telephone Exeter 5901 HENCHMAN'S LEA FARM Breeders of Aberdeen Angus Cattle One of Vurgunuas Quality I-Ierds Headed by BLACKCAP ERIC OF CREMONA Son ot OLENCARNOCK ERIC OF CREMONA Orlean Vnrglnla IZOOI friends are welcome the year 2 - I FRED L TOWER PRINTER FOR THE PEAN 795 Forest Avenue Portland Maine ARTHUR T SPRING 1904 Pesdet IZOII cem FANIES Ig- wail? 4'- Sara fi I NW 4 123 Qmngrvgj as 1 ,-N , f ,, 1 4 f u f Q, , , Q f 'Y gm l-lu. ,,.gv + 'N 3 y as f, if ,H ,-av , iw, .. ,,,.. Jun Y nu, . , All 4 it Q O if-. H 1 X . ,Q ,fi a -... A 22 8 Q .4 V N --- . .ws X CUNNINGHAM PHOTOGRAPER Fon THE PEAN Ie 1' o ea a socefesof tlfmsya adofyeas sr a at yo 1 204 An extensive fi of pic ures f t ms nd i i i e r n r pa is Ivvays ur service. EARN ui CK Co 1326 vu XLNUT STREEF PHILADELPHIA 2 Members New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Exchange iAssocrateJ Philadelphia Baltumore Stock Exchange It asnt the hours you put un nts what you out nn the hours DAVISON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CONTRACTORS ENGINEERS l306a Elrn Street Manchester N H Dual 5 5741 l25 f - E 1 A i J, A O - ' vt A. . O 0 I TEN STORES FOR MEN IN NEW YORK Engravers for the PEAN extend Heartlest Greetmgs to the Class of 1951 COMPLIMENTS OF NEW AMSTERDAM CASUALTY COMPANY l2061 hart schaffner Xe marx clothes H fu s , 5 xl. I X ff ,f 527'Q' 9 .v aim ,w 'L Hn I 4-in nk wi' if: s 5 2 F 1 'H ,Q .msw.v.W, 3 Y, FRIEND I I FROM A d ETS THE MEAD CORPORATION DAYTON OHIO lOl 'PAPERMAKERS TO AMERICA 21 ALBERT TROSTEL 8: SCNS CO TANNERS E '4 f S Ik' Q. ci s hm Q1 , 5 sf' g ,X , wif . QW 'S' Q 4 Wagfwk 'Zi 3 if , iff? a ,Q Q., 'WX 1' Nl, f' of ,M g2131 MACHINE TOOL COMPANY HUDSON MASSACHUSETTS PIONEERS IN THE ART OF BROACHINC l2I4I THE LAPOINTE Co pl ments f LINCOLN 81 SMITH PRESS INC 530 Atlantc A e ue Bosfo Mass 0 as P S y P mth Treasu e P es dent UNIVERSITY Q0 'NILXX XORR IRINLETON INEVI HAVEN A FRIEND IZISI m i O I n i v n VT, . Th m . mith 'OI Kilb . S i , jr. '21 r r r i ff? ' ll ll G CIOVINO COMPANY Establ :shed l 884 WHOLESALE CROCERS FRUITS and VEGETABLES 1921 Commercnal Street Boston Massacnus it Telephone Lafayette 3 5050 all codes Packers and Dustrubutors of Double C Brand and Blue Orchud Brand Food Products M .J W SERVE LITCHARD 81 COOK GENERAL AGENTS Massachusetts Mutual Lute Insurance Company l2OO Main Street Springfield Mass Cornplarnents From THE FARRAGUT HOTEL CQ. RYE BEACH, N H l2I6l M W f -los-an -MM , ,,,, ,V , f-.1f,. 0-'nf-www. , ..,,.,, i axis 3 ,,fW NEW HAMPSHIRE BINDERY OORCIN LANE CONCORD NEW HAMPSHIRE Complete Book Manufacturers Plastuc Bmdmg COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND FROM SAN FRANCISCO COMRLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 12181 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Executlve Board of the l95l Pean wlshes to express nts appreczatlon and gratitude to the followung persons whose :nvaluable and has made the publlcatlon of thus year book posslble To Mr Cunmngham and hrs son who have cooperated so wholeheartedly In the production of both formal and candld plctures To Mrs lNflcW:lllams whose and ln cnrculatung notlces has been very helpful To all of the students who have taken tnme and effort to help the Pean To Mr Sprung and Mr Stover of Fred l. Tower Companles our prlnters for thelr lnvaluable advice and assistance Vo our faculty advnsers lVlr Clllesple Mr Krause and Mr Stevens whose experlence and and were essential to the production of the yearbook lo our advertisers who have enabled us through thelr generous contrlbu tions to publlsh thus yearbook and especnally to the complimentary donors M L n Exeter New l-lampshlre lvl rch l3 95l l21Q1 A, , .,P.R,W.,P.M,,j.M.,j.P.C.,a dL,l-I.R.,lr. a , l man 9 S :omega Sed. 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