Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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Schwarz The 1960 PEAN is thoughtfully dedicated to Frederick Bitechner and Ulilliam Schwarz, who in just two gears have facilitated ri more laiiicling stiitleiit-faculty rapport through their lack of austerity and their simple miderstaml- ing of stucieut seiztiuzents, mid tlzroiigh their encourage- ment anal lilieral recognition of sturleiit irleas. f if v '23 7' V . f1f,?7Mq'2'T 4 1 , 06-5 ZZ xt A :Fi EVQ' L 1 if ' '-,' 1 - . !' ? iff I 9 Q . ., 4 , . , 1 Q' 1 1 , VL, , H 8 ' o U Q ' ' 'U U iff' , V X ' Av . ml l 'ifgy-iA?5'!.. is . .0 1 ' Qvsfsffni pafliqy, . 74.3 ,v l 'C N-v ri 5 'WJ ,: ms. .- 2- ,A-.if-' 4 farm 2 1554 nml'f - Q N. ' f K D 'Ty 5 ' x. wee' S' J Q 3 P A I A4,, 4 Du :' ' , ,X 4 .K f.. Wm, Q , O V .g -' I 42.1 V ' fs5 42iE 2fff?g2f ! 55 gf! 'E w w A , ' L 52' - b' I Y X Q 4 F. . ls 1 . ' -. X A 1 l , 1 HF W ,tw 'Qu 'X . 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T' L , 32 qi . -. f ',,, y il.- l B FACULTY WILLIAK1 GURDON SALTUNSTALL Principal, Elected .1Iay, 1946 AB., Harvard, 1928, NIA., 19313 1..11.D., VVi11iamS, 19471 L.H.D., Tufts, 19503 L.11.D., Dartmouth, 1950: L.H.D., Bowdoin, 19531 LLD., Harvard, 19531 Litt. D., Princeton 1956. Instructor in History, Appointed 1932. Chairman, History Department, 1940-1942. INSTRUCTORS EMERITI H. 'U is W! A 1 1 1 ,WM X U N.wx un...,Jlh.,..M iw W ADMINISTRATION 1 I 5 1 EZRA P ROUNDS A I3 Dzrector of Admzssrons Ap pomted 1920 A B Bowdozn 1920 P111 Beta Kappa ROBERT VV KESLER AB Dean Appomteal 1935 A B Prnzceton 1932 1'1I:R11ICK 'XI N1 KCONIBLR PHD Dzrector 0 gf1Id18S Appownt ed 1937 AB Vermont 1930 IIA Hanard 1932 P11 D 1937 P111 Beta Kappa H HAMILTON BISSELL A B Dmzctor of Sc11o1ars11zp B035 Appomted 1933 AB Ham md 1933 P111 Beta Kappa . ,.. , . . ,.. ..., ,Hz . ,.. ..., , , . -:...,w.f, .fk l , , S1--1 , 2 ' 7' .., , . THEODORE BARRY A B Busmess 'Vlanager and I structor ln Busmess Appomt ed 1944 AB Amherst 1921 Cmvrov W BEDFORD A B Xdml slon Offlcer Appomt ed 1938 A B Amher t 1956 415+ Wm x.. ,.f WILLIAMJ Cox AB Secretary of the Academy In structor xn Geo raphy and Edntor of the Phllllps Exeter Bulletxn Appolnted 1948 AB Pennsylvanla 1939 JAMES W GRISWOLD M BA Treasurer and Instructor ln Business Appolnted 1950 BA Oberhn 1931 MBA Harvard Buslness School 1934 WILLIAM J JACKSON NI A 'XSSOCIHIB Secretary of the Academy Appointed 1959 A B Harvard 1947 NI A Lolumhla 1949 1 L VW- Q . . .n H' I j ' ', 1 v 7' I -, - H. .., '., g .... , ., , A XJ 9 I It 5. ' -'34, - --s.AS.. h,--'- '..., 5, . L1 AI ns T Ilmn PH D U 1n Prnfe f Eng 1 11 Xppomted 1931 BA qllll ll on 1911 PhD 1 ale 5 11111 11111 R QIUTT N1 A 111 1lllK11lI' 111 1'Lll51l 11 Appmnl 192 Nl A Z7 f1111.sox H Lsxmxmn PH D 111 lructor 1n Engh h Appoml ed 1932 BS Cornell 1923 X N1 1921 11111 Xale 952 ENGLISH 1111111 E BFNNPTT AB ldllllldll of the lleparlment h1111sh APIJUIIIICL1 1929 A 11 Hdrxard 1927 FUGENE D FINCH PH D 111 tructor 1n Engll h Appoint ed 1933 AB Columhla 1923 PhD Ya1e 1932 Aux H VRUOVIAY PH D 111 tructor 1n Englmh Ap pmnted 1937 A B Pr1me1o11 1 1 Ph J 1940 Ph1 Beta Kappa 111' ssnr 0 1's . 91 S, 1 3 11,192.1 ' C: Q: . . 3 , . . 411-f - nf 1 gf' . ' . s1'- . ZLDIS -,A I In ' J V ml 1931. 13.A., Cambridge, ' '11, . ., 19' . , 19341 A.A.f 19117: .I .f .-., .. .'g. 3 . .. V 1,1191 - - 'v ' 9 Rossnr G LUCKEY A N1 Instructor In Engllsh and leography AppoInted 1936 A B Harvard 1931 AM JAMI-:s P Morrsr A M 1 937 Instructor In Engllsh Ap pomted 1941 A B Dart mouth 1938 M A Yale 1943 Ph D 1947 JIII-Ix B HEATH BA Instructor In Engllsh Ap pomted 1949 BA Yale 1946 PhI Beta Kappa WILLIAM N BATES ,IR A B InstruLtor In Engllsh Appomt ed 1936 AB Harvard 1928 WILLIAM J SCHWARZ NIA Instructor In English Ap poInted 1958 AB HamIlton 1952 'SIA Harvard 1955 Instructor In En hsh Ap pomted 1942 SB Harvard 1929 A M Sorbonne 1938 ROB!-ART H Buss PHD Instructor In Engllsh Ap pomted 1939 AB Harvard 19 MA 1935 hD Pennsylvanla 1947 PAUL E MOLLOY MA Instructor In Enghsh Ap pomted 1943 AB Amherst 1928 MA Harvard 1938 Instructor In Engllsh Appomt ed 1955 AB AM Harvard 1952 PhI Beta Kappa Sor bonne Mxddlebury I . I . . . ., , . ' I . .. , 3 . ., 1 . , . . . . . ., , 33g . ., I 3 P . ., , . RICHARD F. NIEBLING, PH.D. W- LEONARD STEVENS, JR., ' ' ' , . A.M. ' , ' U' . . . ., . U ' , Q . ., , ' ' 'S 9 . , . . I . . ., , I - -I I - I , . . ,A . . . . . ., . , 3 I . ., , . . . G , . .- . , . . . ' l . - . -. ., . ., , - - -9 I 2 I ' g . 3 . SCIENCE IX C' Hum r en r 6 f 5118119 1 am 1 3 FI. gy-at i I 'I-.IKWUUII I'. SMZULEY. XXI. In-trllm-lm' in 111lCIIl1r1I'y. .Xp- I 111111 1930 X11 X111 in F . . .'.. YA iarns. 11122: NNI.. 1921. I Bu Rl-L PH 1 lmnman I the 11CIPdT1I1lClI1 N161 XITITIIIIIIBI1 1 NX l11IdI1I Ieue Hxrxard 1979 P1 I 1 11 1 1 We 1f'Xdll 1957 perm P in I1 n lruuur ln NQICIILB adm te 1 x Xppmn Et .1 lf xer ltx N 111 ,lm .' ':,. XIII.. NIA. XIII P111 4-nr lu fy 1' . XIPIIIIIIIIC1 1931. 11.12 IP Y Inidge. 1121: NIA.. 1921 XXI.. 11zl'xa1u-11. 1112. 1 I 1111 H1 IIXIIIl1..11I xxIgI.I..NI.X. 111N1x'11z'Im'il1Srirllve. Xppnilli 111 1912. III.. N.-' 193.33 NIA.. 1936. IZIIXIILIHIS .. :'1 , .D. .ff ff 11-Q., .2 1' 19:sr. ,LIL A 4' , I. 1927: XXI.. z ' . Z. : 1.D.. LL' .111 ' 1. 'I:nSS,B.S. IN' 111141 xle u'u1og', A ' I '1 1011. BS.. Yle. 338: l'ni4 !. of ,lir .gLiIl. l Q.-nhl' ill? tufucue A Uwurnv EDM In rum lor In Sf leme Appoint 955 35 11 1 1'rl NI Harvard 51 RIFHNIUND MMO SMITH ,ln 11 A Instructor IH Blnlu y Appoint ed 1946 AB Amherst 1946 N A Harvard 1950 Jhl Beta Kappa FRANK F I Vruv NI A In tructurln5Llen1e Appoint 0 51 fdlllbfl e 1 C Iundon RUBLRT F BROWNELL JR 15 A In trumtor 1n Sclence Appoint ed1918 BA Wl11lamS 1948 NI A Duke 1950 Ru H um I' Blum Klznnon X A ln tructur IH S1 xence Appoml 1941 A B Prmceton 1941 NI A Lulumbla 1945 O O 1 , E3 Tumus C KI nun, A NI T F UP 1'-'-' In-tructor ln Science Xppmnt ed 1939 BS, N111 , 1937, A NI T , Harxard, 1957 7570-44- . 1 641. A1 lgf, M. 1. .. 11515 J 19- Tw IM.. 92- 'ds , jh N . .. . lglf' 1121: lib ., . , 1924g XlA.,l1an1l1ridge, 1925. . A ' A 11. 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IIZZT: XXI., IIlll'XilI'l, IJI50. 1 RUSSELL Bnurn A M Instructor ln NIHIIIBIIIZIICS Ap pmnted 1935 AB Bowdoin 1933 A WI Prlncelon 1935 Phu Beta Kappa JACKSON B Amcws ED 'NI Instructor an Nlathematxcs Ap pointed 1939 PhB Chlcago 1926 Fd NI Harvard 1933 Rfwsrw N IYNCH A M Instructor m Mathematica -Xppolnted 1939 BS Harvard 1937 A 'NI 1947 LHARLES NI Swxrr A NI 1nstruLtor ln Ylathenlatlcs Ap pointed 1939 BS Pennsylva ma 1936 A NI Northwe t ern 1941. jmm L Wumm XI A Instrumtnr ln Ylathematxc Ap pmnted 1955 AB 9911118111 1910 XI A IUIUIHIIIH 1955 WILLIKW B QLAIIR A B In tructor ln Nlathematlu Ap pomted 1957 A B art mouth 1935 Doxun C' DLNUAN A M In trutturm XIBIIICIIIBIICN Ap pmnted 1955 AB Amherst 1950 K NI Harxard 1952 FRANK T. CUTMANN M.A. Instructor in Mathematics. Ap- pointed 1959. B.A. Amherst 1956- M.A. Yale 1957. HISTORY PHILLIPS E WILSON AM Instructor ln Hlstory Ap pomted 1942 AB Harvard 1923 AM 1937 FRANCIS L Bnonsmcx PH D Instructor ln Hlstory Appomt ed 1951 A B Prlnceton 1943 A M Harvard 1947 PhD 1955 JOHN MAYHER A B Robert Shaw Whlte Professor and Chalrman of the Depart ment of Hlstory Appolnted 1931 AB Amherst 1926 DONALD B COLE PH D Instructor rn Hrstory Appoxnt ed194-7 AB Harvard 1943 A M 1947 PhD 1956 Q 1 . , . . . - 1 -7 7 3. . ., . - --f' --ff- , . . . .'., , 3 Phl Beta Kappa. 2 . , . . - - -, , 2 .. ., 9 . ., . . , . . . . ., s , 2 - -, Q I . ., . QQ, LIN 1' N IININI 111 rumtur 111 H1 11 rx Xppn nt 9111946 A11 Hdrward 1945 XXI 1918 11111 Beta Kappa Hum' F 111111111111 N1 A 111 lructnr 1n H1 tnrv Appmnt 6111951 A11 Amhert 932 Wuurn 1n 1953 1 Beta Kappa GREEK lark W HNF: PHD 1l'111lll'lH H1 torx Nppo 1 A S-.1 JEFFREY R FLLlSCH'VIN'YN 'XI E11 1n lructor ID H1 tors Appmnl ed 1956 BS lnrnell 1931 Nl E11 910 1'11'NI1X P111LL11-s, JR , P11 D 1 1llew Prnfex-or and Lhau' man of the breek Department and Inxtruclor 1n Lalln and Hl51lPfN Appomted 1933 A B , Kmherxt, 1926 NI A , fhon J, 1951, PhD, Hanard, 1933 ,. A Qgggtiv ii f 'G fa 'xi ..' . .. 1 Six - 1115 1- ' 's int- , ff 411 1951. N11.. Kansas, 19111: in x1..x.. ww: l'h.ll.. 1151 Cu ' 1. . '32, AAI. sl ' ' 'S 1 1' 3 - 190 1 I X Q ' I ll. 1 ' . , '. ., 1 ff. f Finca' 4 9 f .....9 '.g.1'g- XLR.. S' . 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Q Dum I: Tumus A NI In trum tor ln Latm Xppmnted 1 4 -XII fetty hur 12 Plttshur h 0 ROMANCE LANGUAGES i' IJxxnLH CXRRISUN I3 K In tru! r 111 Latm -Xppmnl 1910 I K Harxard -19 Jonw Axnsnsox NIA In tructur in Latin -Kppmnt ec 1939 B X f8IIlIJI'liI e 1948 NI K IHIIIIJTIII e 1915 Donner Fuundatmn Pr fe nr and In tructur ln Frenzh X1 pmnleml 1932 Bb Harxard I9 X NI Prlmetun 2 I ornell Nluidlelrurx XX Il I lux R Juv-s llucnl R l NIH-RNITI' nl- Pune fhdlfllldll of the Department mndnce an ua e 1 ll lnIClI 'IA llmturale de llnner lte e Pdrl 1956 Snrlmnne Phu Iif-td Kappa 1 .J S Vu 'I ,V ' .-., J: - 1 7. - .19T. US . . . .. Il 'sc A g, 135' g ,x.x1., A ,- g , 19'-1. 1 II. ' . .. ., A ' g - . ,,.f,,,,y, , ' lJr:Vuix DELAXCEY, AM. I U SFI ' 24 ' ' . z r- 2-41 I- .. 1. ' ,19 71' 'L 4:1 R ' ' I.' g gs. Al- , .' 19: '. 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M.A. lnstrurtor in 1'listury..Xppoin ed 1915. A.13,, llarxartl, l928g ILA.. Canlbrimlgre, 19I5Og MA 1934. t. 1959-1960 6419 it '4 fe' Dunu:Y S. Tnr, M.A. Instructor in Science. Appoint- ed 1951. B.A., Williams, 19483 M.A., 1951. DAVID D. Corrm, M.A. Instructor in Latin. Appointed 1953. B.A., Yale, 19423 M.A., 19473 Phi Beta Kappa. IN MEMORIAM HOWARD PALMER IOHNSON Born in Monticello, Georgia. Graduated from the Phillips Exeter Academy, in 1926. Graduated from Yale University, AB., 19317 Ph.D., 1937. Instructor in History, Appointed September, 1948. Died in Exeter, New Hampshire, February 8, 1960. In memory oi Howard P. Iohnson, a cheer- ful friend to all who sought him, one ot the few institutions to vary the Exeter routine, a man who leaves a great gap but cr greater legacy, We humbly dedicate these transient words. af. H 9? 1 . A Q La '9-41 if 'in-ur' 2 5 ACTIVITIES Sfudenf Counci Eff STUDENT COUNCIL- ' RQ.-.: Fi+zpa+riclr, C. Nelson, Vaciwon, Thorndike, Dfegcenh Forre, Bou ron. D. Plimpron. ff: Q1-.: Lium, Barron, A. Johnson, Mccorrnicir, Merriam, Hess, McLean, R. Safes. T3 R1-.' Daum, M. Howard, Gepson. Ui- Felder, D. Aldrich, Andres, Ackerman. Mr Wm Garnsey, Ho'+z, Mcln+osh, Harman, Sfauffer, Olm- Med, C. Kirlrpahiclr. FQ QM: W, Wilkinson. fu I' A . ,W , fffivlw 1537 , , A ,-, . , VZ K- , .Q,,-Ham. 7' i. , ,. , K ' ff 'QQ , Cul, 7: f I , .-V, 5 , f' mf? AQ , gif! gjffj x we 4' A ' S 532 KG, 5 gk Publications PEAN - lst Row: R. Gates, Everett, Postley, M. Howard, Chairman' T. Bis- sell, W. Willzinson, Nichols. Zoo Rwv: Mr. Molloy, G. Black, M. Sanford, A. Brooks, Donohue, lmes, Hendrie. 3rd Row: Deamer, Custer, Hagenbuckle, Doble, Neumann, Dolkar+, Colby, Diller, Lippincott. The year was one of ferment in literary circles. All publica- tions suffered from upheavals among their ranks, and succumb- ed more often than not to the temptation to write about them- selves. The 1960 PEAN board remained chaotic, yet surprisingly less neurotic than last year's board. A lackadaisical Art Editor known as Memphis, who ground out layout only under pres- sure or when forcibly dragged from the Pad, produced a radically conservative format. Meanwhile Editor Tom Bissell screamed for line counts, once in a great while received correct approximations, and resigned himself to the fact that the con- cept of Editor was constantly changing. Life for heelers became almost bearable as Business Man- ager lohn Postley had his letters to prospective advertisers typed professionally, While Bob Gates tried to convince parents of seniors through correspondence that PEAN's were a must for their library. A skilled photographic department under Ted Ever- ett and lohn Hagenbuckle developed pictures prolifically but operated under a slight handicap because of the deficiency of layout. The departure of the Managing Editor and the appointment 6 ,e f .Age ' rf 13? r ,JY W EXONIAN - tif Riff: Vaclwon, Roth man, Michailovslry, Bennett, Daum, pres? der' O'Boyle, Bruner, Davison, M. Cox. 2nd Rn.: Schlesinger, Delacorte, Mc lnfoslw, Leach, Lerner, Trow, Diller, J Trias, Beaman. 3'd Ref.: Pei, Mills, D Kirkpatrick, Wool, Kemp, Magnet, Ed wards, M. Welch, Handy, Mr. Vernet. 4'n Rn.: Hess. lmes, Maffry, Matthew, J. Reynolds, Howe, R. Reynolds, Rel1 berger, Berwick, Beasley, Lydgate. of a former Exonian officer to that same iob simplified the situation sornewhat, and Chairman Mike Howard could only sit oitok in his swivel Chair and give or- ders wondering how he became in- volved with the rnanifold prohlerns of yearbook publication. The ever affluent Exonian this year gravltated about a dynamic editorial page. Although its context got off to a slow start with pseudo-hurnarous filler rnaterial, many Well-written and suc- cessfully controversial editorials later gave the page a unity and personality of its own. Front pages Contained fewer ingenious features and more insignifi- cant newsg the writing was generally Competent, but rarely inspired. Fre- quently inaccurate sports writing was done oy interested senior staffers rather than regular Exonian heelers. Personality conflicts, which were re- pressed if not resolved at the beginning of the year, later flared up and culmi- nated in the resignation of the Man- aging Editor and the dismissal of the .A.d'f'?Tf1SlZT'l Manager and of an articul- I1LlfSftlI2iCII'1 President. A aecmiatea board was left to finish cut the year, with moderate success. The Pendulum board. like the PEAN continued its traditional policy cf work- ing for love, not money. Although the editcrs amused the students with outf bursts cf factional strife, they managed to publish two creditable issues by the winter term. The meetings were moved from the luxurious Perry Room to a comparative- ly Spartan English classroom. Custo- marily, Pendulum supporters are loyal . . . and few, but for once contributions came from a diversified group of auf thors rather than the usual small clique. The trend continued in the second issue, with five of the six stories by new writers. Despite an extraordinary lack of poetry, some imaginative art work, an introspective Turtle column followed by a beat one, and a few promising short stories combined to give Pendulum a fairly successful year. The E-Book contained most of the mis- information of its predecessors, while Check Magazine remained dormant with high hopes of resurgence next year. PENDULUM - '5' Qi.-1 Docflng, Pelen, Vachon, Harman, Pfegtoeft- Bruner, Ben- nett, Forbes. 2nd Raw: Michailovslry, Del- acorte, Mclntost1,Trow, Donohue, Haber- ly, Diller, Mr. Mottett. wh 3' gg., 42 Discussion Fiction, and later Lewis Shayon, education expert and TV-Radio critic for the Saturday Review , explained the part quiz show scandals might play in television's assumption of its cultural responsibility. Other meetings included Mr. Nieblina's talk on poetic form and Mr. Schwarz's captivatina discussion ot the Adarn and Eve myth. After a shady election, the de facto Herodctan mem- bers conqreqated in the Perry Room to hear Michael Forrestal, '43, ex-aide to Moscow, talk on the character Lu 'xv el Q l 4 t l HERODOTAN SOCIETY - lst Row: M. Howard, Michail ovslcy, Vachon, Leach, Pres? dent: T. Bissell, Horman, Brun er, Forte. 2rd Row: Maffry Stauffer, Gomez, Driscoll, Bou ton, Daum, Butcher, Schlesing- er. 3rd Row: Lenzen, R. Gates McGrath, Ulfelder, Thorndilre J, S. Merrill, LANTERN CLUB - ls' Rm-1 Lenzen, Butcher, Michailovslry, Herman, Presoerit' Vechon Bruner, Baden. 2nd Row: R. Gates, McGrath, J. S. Mer- rill, Leach, Bouton, Daum, Rothman. 3rd Row: Stauffer, Gomez, Driscoll, M. Howard. T. Bissell, Ulfelder, Thorndike Mr. R. Bates. of the Russian people and advocate more widespread teaching of Russian in the United States. History Teacher Mr. lack Hines next spoke on Beatnik de- featism, appending some pointed re- marks on lack Kerouaas Hgibberishf' Two enterprising seniors mastered the workings of the coffee percolator just in time to hear Harvard economist lohn Galbraith speak disarniingly of disarm- ament, and fellow instructor Cherington later led an unabashed symposium on urban dispersal and slum conditions. The Herods weathered the winter doldrums with no meetings at all, but the untimely departure of their apathetic president prompted legal members to take up arms and purge infiltrating ap- pointees. A PEAN power grab judicious- ly reshuffled the membership and in- stilled some life in the near-defunct body. High on the speaker list for the Spring Term were the magical names Truman, Rockefeller, Schlesinger, and Loeb. Unlike these more shiftless groups, the Kirtland Society met regularly, The Latin Department lent out Mr. Anderson and Mr. Thomas as speakers, while pro- fessor Finley journeyed frorn Harvard INQUIRERS' SOCIETY - Is' Row: R. Marshall, Curll, Menge, D. Plirnpfon, President: Conant, Riblef, Light. 2nd Row: Rawlings, Pre:-s+on, Bush, McCor- miclr, Thorndilre, Gambee, J. Wilkinson, Wheeloclr. 3rd Row: Kesler, Gomez, Ul- felder, Torberf, Doble, A. Adams, T. Plimpfon, Peclr, Speer. i A I ...lt KIRTLAND SOCIETY - Ia Row: Mr. Ecliols, Imes, Menge, J. S. Merrill, Pfeaaenw Brun er, Leach, Lerner. Zra Rm. McGrath, Torbert, J. Merrill, R. Gates, Rothman, Davidson Stoclrer. 3rd Row: Littman, Lip pincott, Diller, Dooling, S. L Roberts, Bowles. 4 Row Tsclierning, WrigI1+, W. P. Cooper, Coolre, McSwiney, Un lrovic. i MATHEMATICS DISCUSSION GROUP e let Row: Chaplin, Dunlop, Brinkman, Elin, Conant, Presdent: Parfitt, Irnes, A. Sanford, Hess. 2nd Row: Van Veclwten, C. Hertz, Hillman, Sundeen, Butcher, Batchelder, Freed, Tartakoff, Vogt. 3rd Rout: Munier, Rothman, R. Reynolds, Washburn, Krynine, Mudd, Bettie, As- clieim, C. Hall, Garnsey. to review some aspects of the Iliad before a spell-bound audience. Professor Moore of Amherst entertained a large gathering with Sophocles: Artist and Tragic Poet, and Bill lmes clirnaxed the term with a scholarly definition of What the Romans Ate. ln the Winter Term the Society read Mr. Echols' tragicomical play, Cali- gula Talks to his God, and President Steve Merrill then delivered a brief talk on the irrational Greek g the speech was acclaimed almost as much as the refreshments, which made their only appearance of the year. The 1960 lnquirers Society had a short series of discussions beginning with Dr. Wallace Robbins and Rev. Alvord Beardslee on The Meaning of the Bible and What's the Matter With You? . Dr. Herbert Gezork and Dr. Thayer Greene rounded out the Fall Term. Later in the year, Rev. lames Robinson of the Church of the Master in Harlem, New York, spoke on his program for college students, Crossroads, Africa. The Mathematics Discussion Group assured potential members of 26 letters in PEAN biographies by charging dues for the first time in history, and the exponentially enlarged membership proceeded to discuss such topics as Boo- lean Algebra and Music. Supposedly dedicated to promoting a better 'gf'.C9YSfCIfCl1I'2CI of their respective areas, the ff3Q1Cl'1f,1l clubs remained instead the exponents cf social intercourse. Dances were open to all ccrziers, and most of the organizations were more concerned with balancing the budget than filtering out illegal members. The Southern Club burst upon the scene at the momentous Spring Dance, but the custom- ary inactivity, broken by an occasional cry for dues from lim Light, seemed to characterize the Fall and Winter Terms. By tar the biggest wheel in the organization, Texas' own Mistah Sandy Sanford, got mighty excited over the club's in- formal dance, held in the darkest days of the Fall Term. Afterwards some of the Rebs, espec- ially Sanford, admitted that they had enjoyed themselves. The Winter Term bore out the axiom that club meetings at PEA are proportionate to the temperature, but the night ot the club picture provided some rambunctious diversion for the winter-weary Southern, pseudo and otherwise. There was careless talk about preparation for the Spring Dance, but no one appeared too enthusiastic once work was mentioned. ,4-C.. Regional Clubs The Winter Dance, sponsored by the Pacific Coast Club, carrie off without a hitch despite overly hectic preparations. President lchn Ulfelder and his faithful crew managed to decorate the gym ornately enough in one night. Dave Howards Charlie Brown cartoons were finally arranged in the proper sequence and the traditional crystal ball was finally elevated high into the eaves. After the punctual arrival of the one o'clock train on Saturday, some of the one hundred and sixty couples watched Officers Bill Fischer and Ed Ulmann star in a runaway hockey contest, while others ex- plored the recesses of nearby athletic buildings. Later in the afternoon an informal tea dance was held in the Lamont Art Gallery to the ac- companiment of Scott Bradford's jazz trio. The danoegoers drifted into the formal dance intermittently from eight to nine after dinner. Harry Marshard's band played some enjoy- able standard tunes. lntermission entertainment varied: lazzman Brad- ford's repertoire was polished, but the l96O Peadauacs lacked the luster of past years. Couples met early Sunday morning and ate breakfast in faculty km. ., ,,A-,,-.A... f- ,,.,,,..,. ,,,r,,A ,Afvv..:: V .FQ Lf? XLQSICCI, CQQZS ,A...,... -.,.. ,Afx fx .fv ,fn- I ,A ff. ff f---4 v- Qffc, 'f :xA ,e'v .A,,-..,A, A on v,-1 P11253 Wxtfl 1 H,,.rfXY71fj.!, .r. IA im fu- - , , A ., MU. . A.. . -.M M H 0 TJ H-rf: .. . 4:3 sy 423: the A 'fied htm if depczrfgj girls hid left iz ery f..,+ . ,PWC Aw' N. ,.+A, ... 9w::K':..fl V.. EX':.':.. A A,:WQNqh..Q n,A.,,,q Ag l.v...v..xA,s,4w -.vvv,A the fist fwf:i'.-.'esi9r:1 D' ' ,Q YN fx-.. qn Q Yx,. 'rx Jo f'T::.GcT.. 11,1 I-E Mfg, fhrzruei the ':.'fgzL1g3-1:9 ' 1235 if d'Iflf'9i9 'mil ..,.. ,W LA ,J vi, v ,4.A,L ' TAS ,. .,l ,1. zgers ritz.. 1:1 Fmvefxgrg ,, L,1.,- 'A',,..',,-. .. 'V .M .Inf C w..f.-YT.. 'Q fifizi Ti - ,x-,qn' M rx ' HTCJCQ. L, fi.. Cut Vffe Qstemes us TF Q32-Y ' F19 A,.,.,., Ui? Gimme 'NTS C QITQCH S' Qd i11Q'Q'1:1 JKITQSS 1 1 x 4 M , Lf 'x.,' Dub B, M. OC NEWEV c Ja-4 Mfff KSU. 1- as for Soullieruers, lJV6SlGII1f3I.5, New Eriqlrmclers, Crrid scrtie lxrie Midwestern cffiiersnlirti Heller Milce Davis, cmd Barry Barnes. Aciiviiy during the Wirii1'2r Term was viriiifzlly riil. The Mid- 'f.'f2sierrie:.f viridiswfed in CI N959 debfife of leeiig ilids, were rzi leizsl lcgkizig icrwczrd in infei- l9Tlllf1l ptrsiiifs - - ir Ezizrpcfuet Grid fziistiin if 'lie spriiv, lndicgriizril cries of E:r.E2ezzleItie:i?l' serie' 'xrhczi SliIif19Cl fx tiisi lucrzlive seussri far ilie lr.feriUii5r1':l fligh. The Clifzrqes were S'.lhSlfZIffl- 'zfefi by r'gr':.Crs fi The effeit Tlizif tfif?-pfiflijlff M':rC Pele-iz reseivefi gfzyslq krirpes frifi Sesrelixry-Tr'2'1.ei1rer Nicclizs l-fariris 1-Jifh ihe fri- 'Jiie fxtic sCr'.:er1f if Presifleqi Epi1rr.i:i',r,'l':r: Fx.- ir1i:'3:2.,L.r:.i'l'lie r lehiizri fxirir ci fhe fl!-YLEZC-TS ' eiez. issued 11 public sicitefnerii declciriiriq the gvzycfis. Ti srive his political repuicxiicri further he Crdered free drinks for the members, wlfiz ilfiixs su-fif'1y :rrp-eirsed. Arrieridiziergls Cur- 'fzilinq the rivers if flie Qffisers were rrspised, 111 it '.'f':s erzlly fell 'hizf si 125.3 TIE the Cixi eziterrex tpxrrerl i.: 2 ' 2'yg'ger',' he i1pgiri,g,.1':fe. As fir Thi? Cliirfs zffiiirzl hizsiiess the r:.ef11f heir 'fxllfs' 'fi f3l'llf1'I Turf: Cfeeie izrgi Flew Language Clubs This year's language clubs lacked much of the joie de vivre of the pastg in fact, the Span- ish club died after a modest three years in captivity, leaving its sister organizations to drift nonchalantly through three more terms. Der Deutsche Verein met for the usual sings and far less than the usual number of movies. Mr. Gropp's violin was only a fond memory but the solos of President Walter Kesler, Vice Presi- dent Ben Cone and Mitchell Rothman were an inspiration to the rest of the club. The only high point of the year was a stunning upset victory on a muddy field over an unscrupulous and pro- fessional-loaded French club soccer team. Les Cabotins, however, led a somewhat more active and quite gay life this year. After the usual preliminary cider and doughnut meet- ings, PEA's French Club started its activities with speeches by certain representatives of var- ious French travel organizations. That's the way it was supposed to be, anyway. Marshall Bou- ton, representing the American Field Service, chickened out at the last minute, leaving Bill O'Boyle and Mr. Ethier of The Experiment in so '. ff 3 i t La Marsez'!!az'se N Allons, enfants d f Le dur de gloire if Centre nous de l' Ueteqndard san la eioolft' 'T' , .. 1 Entendez-vous, d .grf ,it ' Mugjr ces feroces b , lsiryiennent jusq Eeerqer nos Els. ,. International Livinq to hold the tort single-handed Which, incidentally, thoy did quite admirably. But the irrepressible President Dave Piirnpton soon cauqht up with Bouton and forced him to show slides of his visit to France. Several movies were shown, arnonq which was La Symphonie Pastcrale-the stirring story of priests, old nieri and blind girls who all fall in love with each other. A French sing was also held. Plirnpton, after leading Dites-Moi Pourquoi in a lovely ialsetto, com- mented Que sais-je? During a listless Winter Term, Les Cabotins vainly anticipated a dance and a play in the spring. lin kann 5 :Lien 99 awww: bun annum! e rf 52 0 v --,QE- AUTO CLUB ' V Campbell, S. Broolrs, Pie'- 1e - Smith-Miller, Reclrford. 2-1 Qw.: Loclre, Monroe, A. Sanford, Wild, Riblet, Traf ford, Elin, Schmidt, R. Reyn olds, J. Johnson. 3rd Rv. Hlnlrle, Kitchell, T. Plimpfon Von Lockette, Hazleton, Enqle, S. Gregg, P. Wilson, A. John son, O'Boyle, S. Wolf. Scientific - Society This year for the first tirne in the Automobile Cluh's history and against vehement faculty protest, there was a tangible fruit of Fall Terrn rneetings. Despite a well-attended lecture on the dangers of driving in any sort of open vehicle, Club Presi- dent Sam Brooks purchased a Go-Kart over Christmas vaca- tion, utilizing funds from the sale of the Club's '29 Ford to an Ohio collector. Henceforth the Cage resounded Wednesday and Saturday afternoons with the sharp crackling of the Kart's engine as it sped club daredevils to speeds of 25 rniles per hour. The Exeter Scientific Society arose, Android- like, full grown in September: one oi the largest memberships in years listened to lectures by mathematicians, research physicists, batrnen, and Dr. lonas Salk. The active Biology Club had almost 40 members, while the even larger Rocket Club spent long hours attempting to dis- card trusty CO3 cartridges. Naming and co- ordinating the Nozzle, Fuel, Tracking, and Nose Cone Committees and publishing periodical news releases, however, delayed work on rock- ets, and many promising designs were aban- doned at the planning stage. The Astronomy Club observed stars and rainy eclipses, and the Chemistry Club finally ROCKET CLUB - lit Row: Munier, R. Haskell, Wanning, D'ez'de ' Van Vecln- ten, J. Robinson, Scoltock. Zen Ron: Briggs, Knapp, Morris, Smith-Miller, Ascheim, C. F. Wilson, Ralston. 3'd Row: Wingate, Davidson, Robertson, Liung, Wool, Warlick. got ott to an irregular year, while a Tropical Fish Club tried futileiy to slip unnoticed into the Society and, disappointed, died along with its tish. The Shop Group was sentenced to tern- porary oblivion by the Academy's need for more laboratory space, leaving a myriad of mechanically-minded students either to do with- out or join one of the other clubs that proceeded quietly to cannibalize the Shop Group's equip- ment storeroonis. The Radio and Model Rail- road Clubs continued to build up their collec- tions ot QSL-cards and train wrecks, respective- ly, and the new Science Fiction Club suggested broadening the tradition ot the Scientif with a lasting library tor the coming generations. Musical Clubs This year's Musical Clubs began on an already high par with last year, and Within several months attained both fi spontaneity and a pri- ficiency unknown in recent years. The free-wheelmg jazz combos rndae their usual appearance, while the fly-by-night vocal groups were more than usually abundant. The elevated stature of the Musical Clubs at Exeter Was best illus- trated by their continual representation in Student Council Chapelsg Chris Wertenbaker's flamenco guitar-playing, Dave I-laberley's folk- singing, Mike Riesman's classical piano renditions and Scott Bradford's progressive jazz-all varied the musical scene and were vastly ap- preciated by the student body. As in preceding years, the Glee Club suffered from a lack of truly outstanding voices, yet this was in part compensated for by good solos and some highly commendable performances of difficult pieces. The most complicated one the Glee Club performed was Daniel Pinkham's Christmas Cantata , a powerful modern work for brass choir and mixed chorus done with Winsor and at a much better concert later with ll il 4 l l l I W I I l l i GLEE CLUB - Isf Rcw: Gufermufh, Romaine, Burgess, A Johnson, McCormiclr, Carlson, L. Williams, Sherman, Curll Slrolher, Bulcher, Wingafe. Jerrefl, Faneuf, P. Marshall Schelly, Janeway, Tarlalroff, S. Wolf, Cochran, Sallerlh waile. 2'fJ Pen: Ballen, Zavodni, Carey, Wadsworlh, Mad sen, Lamperl, Morehead, Mcllrafh, Clay, S. Elmore, C. Williams, Connor, Bachrach, Mason, Olmsled, Boulcn, J Willzinson, K. Smilh, Fox. 3rd Rv.: S. S. Roberls, Pirnie, S Brooks, Millyng, Holfz, Rawlings, M. Poller, J, Marlin, P. Hunsberger, D. Hunsberger, Salmen, T. Hayes, Slone, Lewis, Horwifz, Diller, Slannard. l i CHOIR - l ' Qu., Curll, Olmslecl, L. Williams Mr. Landers, P. Marshall, Jerrell, G. Richardson Prel P .-: Millyng, P. Hunsberger, D. Hunsberger Salmen, Boulon, M. Pol+er, J. Merrill, T. Hayes Efj Pw.: Schefly, Fischer, A. Smilh, McCormick Slrolher, S. Clark, Burgess, Sherman, J. Willrin son. 4 3 fl S. Elmore, Lamperl, Wingafe, Pirnie Tarlalroll, S, S. Roberls, Faneuf, Wadsworlh, Coch- ran, Andres. i-o Rogers Hall. The most carefully rehearsed piece was Beethovens Pri- soner's Chorus from Fidelio, teaturinq solos by Stephen Clay and Peter Marshall. The first piece ct the year was also the best: Bach's Starry Aisles and Heavenly Places, which, alter long hours spent on pronounc- ing t's and d's , came off impressively. lnsiead of the New Enaland Private Schools Music Festival, a concert with the Chorus of Newton provided consolation tor a limited number ot boys. Cther reaular con- certs with Abbot, Dana Hall, Beaver, and Concord Academy, revealed the impetus of improvement. PEADOUACS - ls' Rcw: O'Connell, Fischer, Clay. Zrd Raw: Olmsted, Leader' Bou- ion, Salmen, L. Williams, M. Potter, G. Richardson, Curll, Sfrofher, Carlson. 7 The Choir, selected from among the Glee Club, enjoyed a successful, if not a somewhat uneven, season, including several appearances in town churches. The Orchestra, directed by Mr. Irving Forbes, also reached a peak this year. Even with too many brasses and a heavy drain on the clarinets by athletic events, the Orchestra was the best in three years. Consequently the music was much more demanding. Selections by Bizzet and Rimslcy-Korsakov served as warming-up music. In the second concert, the String Orchestra and its solos excelled. The third concert of the year was the real high point, how- ever, including music by both Brahms and Beethoven. The Peadquacs, led by Ion Olmsted, again broke precedent, as the group jumped from last year's dozen to thirteen. The group immediately incurred bad luck with the choice: a notable lack of blend and stage presence characterized a Fall Term chapel performance. Later at a Faculty-Alumni dinner in Boston, they were well-received, despite bad accoustics. In the Winter Term, the group demonstrated its increasingly better sense of harmony and rhythm at both a ROYAL EXONIANS - lst Row: Cygan, Gutermuth, D. Martin, Co-Leader: Car- on, Talbot, C. Chase, Co-Leader. 2nd Row: Seeley, Cooke, Yates, Frazier, Owen, J. Peterson, Buclr, Hoffman, Pres- cott, Eddy. Concord Academy dance and at the Exeter Winter Dance. After a year's absence, the Cubalibra Quartet returned to Exeter with the same bizarre sound. The members of the groupeDunc Martin. Carl Chase, Bcb Kehler, and lim Eddy combined ta produce an air Which, though nct musically proficient, still entranced audiences. Be sides proving an unqualified success at dorm and club dances, the group planned to capitalize on the Spring Term rush for school records. The Musical Clubs were supplemented by a trio, quartet, and quinf tet, led by Scott Bradford. The trio, with Bradford at the piano, played in Chapel once, while the quartet played at the Tea Dance on Dance Weekend. The quintet, with Bradford playing the vibes admirably. Dave Gwen on the trombone, and Max ta local groundsmanl on the drums, featured a smooth rendition of It Could Happen to You at the intermission of the Dance. A mellower sound characterized the 1960 Royal Exonians, led by gyrating saxaphonist Dunc Martin and guitar-strumming Carl Chase. BAND - ' 7 HoFfman Buclr, R. Craig, F. Conrad Caron,O'ConneIl,1f-nf-' Sy mons, D. Chase, R. Clarlc N Bissell, Maurer, Ransom. 2' 3 J.: Freudenberger, Knowl ion, Walworlh, Bean, Forbes. Owen, Lipson, Dunfon, Siebe- Cerf, Hodges, Prescofi D ff' S. Marlin. W. T. Reed J. H. Coors, Hammond, H Gordon, Fellows, J. Wlwife Munier, Forcier, Yaies, Cole man, Liung, Bloch, Elder. ORCHESTRA -- l' V . Speh, Cusfer, Perkins, Weber Mr. Kobiallra, LiHman, S While, Tarlalroff, Melia, D Hayes, Whiion, Haddaway. 205 Q F. Mariin, Cooke, Kelwler, Earle, Walworih, Jane way, Cerf, H. Gordon, Ries man, Hoffman, Forbes, Pres coli, Knowllon, Yales, Frazier Fox, Mr. Forbes, Freed. l I 4 f ,fi 'WWI Q, I ll W, - QA ff New scnqs such as Peter Gunn and Mambo Idaho were added ro the qroups repertoire of Goodman arid Miller standards. With the help of Rick Shuie, '54, the group achieved a :ear-professional quality Through paihsfaxiria hours of rehearsal. lI'lCll.1d1I'1Q' such veierari riuslcians as frcmpcrtisis Dave Owen, Ieff Frazer, and drumricr Jiri Eddy, jhe RE's played twice in Chapel and for fhree dances ai the Exeter Hzah S: al ir. an ef- fr' ' ' iprcve tcwr.-gowri re-laiic .he radificrially rxaliqned PEA Baia appeared rari cr e at all home football games and made as :good a sl. ,.1.hq in forrriaiich as the Blue. The incentive for excenehce wh1ch Andover provides with a report-card grade was supplied hy the persistent proddzhq of Lead- er Dave Owen, as musicians turned out unfold hut:- bers. The Musical Clubs indicated keen interest to justify a new Music Building and the high level cf music that qw- 1 ,Q 1. VII.. cv- New TCGLlC9Cl Vllli H927 f'L.'C1.l.l6S. Dramafic ssociafion W.. ,-. 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Upper lvliwry X ,ji V Connelly turned in 'i strikingly varied irverpref X N we W. ffrfion of lrloberfs dfzydreoniinq En- f sigri Pnlver, wliw eventually ifiirzs Robe-risl in bis diiernbis, to oulwii The iyrdnniodl und vooi- ferous Copidin Morton, pldyed by Albert Alter. Most of the smorller roles were well-filled: Doc, Roberfs Confiddnl, pldyed by d Confident Dovid Nelsonp lnsiqnid, Kevin McCullough, DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION - ' Cheek Nelson, Bufcher, Sclnwarfz, Dooling, Mc Grain, Carfer, B. Haskell, Andres. ff 1: Q Hess, Trafford, Trow, Connelly, Forbes, J. Merrill, Dun can, Mason, Youngner. 3rd Q J. Craig, Maffry Rofliman, Mafflwew, Leacln, Silin, R. Haslrell, Srniflw Miller, O'Connell, MCG-raw, Beflwe, French, M Welch. 4 P .vw T. Brown, Waffers, Driscoll Zagars, M. Sanford, Gomez, Kriehl, McCullough Winkler, Alfer, P, Lawrence, J. P. Mifcliell. FQ -3 , K 1 F r-'Af WR, ai ff if .. ln.-nv--f' trable Stygian niurlc. The play received an enthusiastic wel- come from the audience: too enthusiastic perhaps, since the cast was greeted with a barrage of spithalls and paper planes on Saturday night After considerable discussion, Death of a Salesman, directed by staunch Drarnat standby Eugene Finch, was chosen for the Winter Play, and, despite further casting difficulties, was fin- ally produced on an ingenious four-level set. Albert Alter secured the plum role of salesman Willy Loman. The rest of the cast was generally strong, in places too spotty for the high tension which the action dernanded. Andrew Potter was cm overly distraught Linda, while lack Merrill and Sandy Sanford seerned in character as the two outspoken but con- fused sons, Happy and Biff, Kevin McGrath, as Willy's brother '91-.l' ,K Q I v dm' .- fi ,f rw- , 4, is ' 34 Af Vn. ,. 'f f- 5: ' x., R. f f .2 3 fr f ' ' 43. fm Q f 4' f Q if I . -,., 0' 3. e efimg , sf fl' XLT-'f L- WXUA , Nfl rgwfuei lt PERS professional debaters this year seemed iff tent on avoiding any hard work, it may have because few stiff adversaries ever challenged their., The Golden-Branch-Gideon Lane Soule Literary and Debating Society, operating tor the tirst full year in consolidated form, was as always the mainstay of good, solid debating, but even there both the qualify and quantity were otten lacking. During the tall term tour debates were held, two political, two relating to the Exeter scene. The provincial debates toreshadowed the philosophy of the Branch-Soule tor the rest ot the year: the less work on research and the more possibilities for verbal pyrotechnics, the better. They also had genuine audience appeal, since Resolved: That tootball is over- emphasized at Exeter and Resolved: That herdrnind- edness predominates over individualism at Exeter, argued by the Soule Hall Branch ot the Branch-Soule, drew much greater crowds than both political topics combined. Debating Embiricos, R. Wagner, pV6SVdf Kemp. 2nd Row: Doble, Norman, M. Vacarro, Lelash, J. Richardson, Stern, Russel, Ewing. 3rd Row: Mr. Jackson, Dillon Rogerson, Schmeiser, Birlrhoft. G. Smith Santiccioli. 4th Row: Boekhout, Timp- son, Davidson, Buster, W. Smith, Bloch Sth Row: Gambee, Munier, W. Scott Edwards, Whitbeck, Binlrley, Finlrle. 'S gf' 5. BRANCH-SOULE DEBATING SOCIETY -- lst Row: Nelson, McGrath, President. 2nd Row: Embiricos, Pelen, Connelly, Kairis, Andres. 3rd Row: Rothman, lmes, Dooling, Whitbeclr, Binlrley. ' fw 1 ' f ACADEMY DEBATING TEAM - lst Rev: Whitbeclr, Mc- Grath, Captdn. Zvd Row: Mc- Gauglwey, Pelen, Embiricos. The untimely death of Mr. Howard lohnson, the club's adviser, darkened the debating scene during most of the Winter Term. The cli- matic debate of the year came in the form of another localized topic: Resolved: That the Exonian should re-tlect the opinion ot the majority of the students. The ccntlict pitted the Exy editors and hanger-on against clean-cut American boys and a PEAN Brain Trust, and ended in an Exonian victory, notwithstanding audience disapproval. Other debating clubs performed up to par. Exeter's radical hotbed -the PEA Senate-came through with its expected share of wild, flam- boyant speeches. The lunicr Debating Society ignored last years He- solved: That the lunior Debating Society be abolished won by the affirmative,.while the debating team won one of its two contest with other schools. 65 JUNIOR DEBATING SOCl ETY - ' ' P Lubin, R. C Gordon, M. Vacarro, Mcllraflw Sfern, Doclcen, 3'e1 i4 ' Pope Lindley. Qno Q:-.Q W. SCOH Dillon, Freundenberger, J Pe+erson, Sisson, Iason, Nor man, deFores+. 3'fl 3 Ry berg, Symons, Sommerlaffe Wallrley, Engle, Baron, Bea man, San+iccioli. 199 YACHT CLUB -- lst Row Gillespie, Rhoades, Enersen Watson, Commodore: J. Dav- ies, Forbes, A. Bell, Hollen- beclr. 2nd Row: Mr. Fleisch mann, Schneiderman, Kuehn Sherman, Eliassen, Loomis, Fel lows, Yates, N. Sears, Stern 3rd Row: Cygan, Emory, M Davies, C. Welch, F. Gates Macdonald, J. H. Williams, Teele, Colby, W. G. Cooper. Yacht Club The Yacht Club, Exeter's only official boat-rockers, en- joyed a very active season, highlighted by sailing meets with various schools, informal talks by members and guests, and a dance. Starting the Fall season by signing up sixty members, the club then met and defeated Tabor Academy in a close match. The eight-man PEA team, sparked by veteran sailors Bob Spen- cer and Alan Bell, sailed fiberglass Puffins in Tabor's home waters, Marion Harbor. Later in the term the Yacht Club was host to Capt. Fred Lawton, sailing master of the twelve-meter America Cup yacht, Columbia. Capt. Lawton, gave an illu- strated lecture about the 1958 America Cup series and de- scribed the qualities of the twelvemeter class. The drydock Winter Term featured talks by Commodore Dick Watson and Dick Enersen. Designed to improve the sail- ing techniques of inexperienced members, the talks covered -ame aspects of small boat racing such as how to take ad- vantage of wind and position. The club's dance, planned for February, was postponed until Spring, due to the unavailability of a girls' school at the time. Competition was hottest during the Spring Term. There were practice sailing trips and the PEA squad met Andover and Tabor in a triangle race. Individual contests were held with Milton, Proctor, Tabor, Harvard, and MIT-all perennial rivals of Exeter. The club is also anxious to be represented in the in- terscholastic regatta held during Summer vacation. s. xx 'K 4552 2 'E f 32? gg x X4 5, 'Q K 23 Nik , . 3 4 . Q E , A E .'i 5 , we? pig, 2573 ? f uf! mg Mak ,F Mountaineering Club OUTING CLUB - Ist Row: Forbes, Speh, Elin, Bouton, J. Merrill, A. Adams, Lasater. 2nd Row: Cowen, Moran, S. L. Roberts, Brinlrman, Rlwoades, R. Clarlr, Pearsall, E. Stevens, Mr. Brinclrerhoff. 3rd Row: Biltchilr, Chaplin, Herriclr, Le- Gates, Howe, D. Perry, Caspar, Mc- Grath, J. Johnson. The Outing Club had a full fall term culminating in a trip to Mount Chocorua, Where almost twenty of the thirty-odd members spent a carefree afternoon search- ing for big game and making leaf collections. With the return of cold weather, the Club remained active, mak- ing snow-shoe and ski trips almost every Sunday. The Mountaineering Club spent every free afternoon in the Fall practicing on the cliffs of Cgunquit and the glacial boulders of Pawtuckaway Park. ln cautious preparation for difficult climbs in the spring, expert instructor Mr. Robert Bates trained a dozen sherpas in the fine arts of bearing heavy loads up Himalaya-like peaks. rrsql tx-v,g,,!fx-,ii -'LMI' 'W CHESS CLUB - ' 3 Mr. Bosetio Litfman, McGaughey, Paxson, iff: eff' Brinkman, Embiricos, Lyster. Zrn R J.: Childs, Lubin, Sisson, Mcllrath, Symons, Elm, Claflin. 3rd Rm.: Shen, Dillon, J H. Williams, Russel, Diller, J. Peterson RIFLE CLUB - lst Row: Menzies, Bush, President: McPherson, Timoshenko. 2nd Row: Mr. Easton, Sandrian, P. Trias, Timpson, G. Davis, Wingate, P. Knapp, Corcoran, Lang. 3rd Row: Diller, J. Trias, Weber, D. Kirkpatrick, Li++le, E. Famiglietti, E. Robinson, Woodbury. 4tr Row: Hazelton, Frederick, R. Clark, Mer- cier, A. Marshall, Wing, G. S. Wilson, Wheelock, Preston. Chess C I u b vestibulevide post the department deut- sche nousmonevers the Chust Club in the Stoody l-lol. Undy Potter, moitre des strctteqes, was occurnbent in ein olclhois choir. Tiqurhh Litt ohuolced his Mon by on ortful moclusoperondi of truvoint pos- rernctrque opinninqs. Deiqned Poixson Toulouse multirnhenn, including his foll- iniqht, to qine pisishun. Pitter Potter tcrild yotir ecrivoin thot oessoir wos C1 bik wun: they wuh soivin rotfroshments for the premiereeeeefoissssss. Thun oi ioittternonnnndepooooort. Der crois und oths poursuived me: 'Chuckund Chuck' mote. A woy, o lost, thunk Gott, cloon the Rifle Club gf if Wednesday gnd Sdiurddy dfferngeris, Shilfp Creeks reseund thrzugii the Accderny Building gs the Riiie Club prdexies in the hdsefzpeif. yeixr under the direciien of Club Adviser Howard Easter., ine CLE: Testi ndd fx :':1ed.f.Cre secsen, Exeter ned Andever en :1:s1s Cfei1iiE.'ef:ig,s 'ip fire scires king in the ensuing runefi. 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A-iv. gy' .LW I. ,n g ' x 4 ' z 'ff W.. 5, a Q' R fv- .fy STUDENTS PEAN Editorial The technological advances of the SOVIGT Union have catapulted the world 1nto a crucial pos1t1on almost within our four years soiourn at Exeter Pess1m1sts claim that the West has been caught off guard the slogans Frant1c F1ft1es and Age of Anxiety characterize the era 1n which we are growing up and Soviet Premter Khrushchev s haunting edict We will bury you lends us l1ttle reassurance There has been thrust upon our generation the op presslve task of trying to coexist with a pol1t1cal ideology dedicated to our own ultimate exttnc 1on The apathy of Amencans 1S in part the result of madeauate prov1s1on ln our country s educa t1onal structure for understanding our enemy or maintaining steady Contact wlth our all1es A world 1n wh1ch history IS created more swiftly than most people can comprehend its s1gn1f1 rm 1 QPR ll B 5 X X fix ,f cance necessltates further appllcations of a l1b eral education Untll now the Exeter curr1culum has quite understandably limited itself to the teaching of Western 1deas and Western culture Yet 1nstruct1on 1n the class1cs and in their her1t age merely reflects the perennial self contain ment of the Western world A comprehens1ve education today must foster a fuller under standing of the forces of commun1sm which mold h1story daily and the need for such an educat1on 1S most demand1ng 1n a prep school wh1ch deals with pllable quest1on1ng young minds and also has at its disposal the means Why are many Americans fearful that we have lost our sense of national purpose? . . . Why is there a growing uneasiness over the contrast between a society like that of the Soviets which believes in its destiny and our own which seems to regard itself as fulfilled? Adlai Stevenson Foreign Affairs for 1nnovat1on Exeter itself IS 1n ferment all the time Existinq courses acquire greater scope every year while phys1cal change has finally passed the plann1ng stages But the Exeter experience should teach the harsh too often ignored real1t1es of our civilization and we would prefer a ferment to better understand our neighbors and hence ourselves 1n a politically bl polar world The present Exeter curriculum thus affords but a part1san comprehension of the state of world affairs and the intellectual ly curious student 1S prov1ded little tra1n1ng for active part1c1pa tion He reads great books in the or1g1nal tongue but does not speak easily or fluently the languages in which they are writ ten He 1S treated at best to an occas1onal gl1mpse of the vast panorama of Soviet influence through chapel talks such as those th1s year by an alumnus 1I'1 the Foreign Service on the Russian people and the Chauman of the Board of Trustees on Russian schools through the l1terature of Dostoyevsky 1n sen1or English courses and through a European history course Wh1Ch only does 11p service to the detached evolution of Russian cul ture A Far Eastern history course delves 1nto the recent prob lem of Chinese Commumsm but the Colossus of the SOV1Gl Unlon seems strangely out of place 1n the unrestncted lackada1 s1cal cap1tal1st1c SOC1GlY he 1S accustomed to Unless he is obl1v1ous of world tens1ons he 1S apt to harbor misconceptions about the role of communism Even at a school whlch advocates sound Judgment the convent1onal 1magery of communism atheism slavery and subversion 1nev1tably pers1sts 1n many mlnds Clearly the dest1ny wh1ch Exeter must help establish for our society 1S one wh1ch will fac1l1tate a closer coord1nat1on among the Western nations and a fuller knowledge of the work 1ngs of the other side to strengthen a more last1ng unity Cornpet1t1on with a power 1ntent on burylng us cannot be sustained on purely economlc and m1l1tary fronts as 1t IS now for the SOV19l advantage is largely psychological Our nat1on can come to grips with the wily dev1ousness of communism only Fortunately Exeter 1S in the 1n1t1al throes of a critical self exam1nat1on that may soon alleviate these glar1ng shortcorn 1ngs 1n 1ts curr1culum The most auspicious development during the year was the announcement by the History Department of a four hour a week course ln Russian culture and the suspen sion of a skimpy current events course wh1ch had devolved 1nto a schedule filler The short term ex1stence of the course reveals the presslng need of a formally outlmed program since the pragmatic method of trial and error lS 1ll suited to compete w1th the grlrn determmation of the Sov1ets Although the newly offered History 9 IS not part of any pre conce1ved proiect lS const1tutes a valuable start1ng point Orig 1nally env1saged as a combmation history and language course 1t 1S now restr1cted in rev1sed form to permit concentrated study 1n one f1eld One of 1ts ambitions 1S to gauge the strains of RLISSICIII thought through the wealth of RUSSIUD l1terature con sequently the textual material reveals history and a variety of 1nterpretat1ons s1multaneously The most radical change how ever consists 1n the use of aud1o v1sual mater1als sl1des de p1ct1ng the 1nst1tut1ons of a foreign people and records of Orth odox and folk music to dramat1ze the pecul1ar1t1es of a dis - . , . . I I I I ll 1 I I ' I 1 1 ll ll 1 ll , . 1 I ' I - 1 I 1 1 ll 1 I I - ll 1 I I I I 1' . ' - ' - 1 1 1 1 ll 1 ll ' +1-Lf ' 1 X by studying its historical background and present ramifications. ' 2 il- .-. f for 1 f ' 'N - 'X ' ' 'JM .3544 I a, - ' - - . . . kv' at ' I 1 g 5 L t-, , x - - - ' ' , - V R X I . . 11 11 . ' , X K 'Z . , , I ' ' I - 1 . - - I ' ' ' - ' - i - n t1nctly non Western c1v1l1zat1on The purpose of the course is to present the Russmans as an ethnrc culture but nevertheless as a people w1th a soul and a Splfll not wholly d1ss1m1lar from Amerlcans At the same t1me the course serves another purpose By l1m1t1ng ltself to Upper Mlddlers 1t 1S placed 1n Juxtapos1t1on wrth the requxred Sen1or course rn Amerlcan H1SlOI'Y In much the same way that the R9llQ1OUS Drscusslon Group d1scloses schools of rel1g1ous thought Htstory 9 furntshes a badly needed compar1son Wllh the patterns rnherent 1n our own h1story By 1ntroduc1ng optxonal study 1n an rdeology at var1ance w1th our own for the student who 1S anx1ous enough to probe 1t and relate h1s f1nd1ngs to frustratrng world confl1cts Exeter 1S accomplrsh 1ng the more profound task of promot1ng 1n h1m the search for baslc values through ObJ9Cl1V9 evaluatron before he is beset by the skeptxcrsm of the Sophomore Blues 1n college The realm of modern languages 1S equally S1gI11f1CCITll for a broader awareness of current h1story can be applled only through d1rect Contact w1th other nat1ons lust as the forthcommg Russ1an h1story course 1S orrentated about the novel and short story as the revelat1on of a culture language courses at Exeter employ grammar study solely to grasp the trad1t1ons of a peo- ple through lrterature Exerclse 1n the spoken word may be rele- gated to spare moments m class and Exeters preoccupat1on w1th the textbook prevents any tang1ble understand1ng of a language as a vltal organ of commun1cat1on w1tness the aural sect1on of the College Boards 1n modern languages wh1ch th1s year baffled most senrors Exeter must correct 1ts notable reluctance to adopt the neces sary technolog1cal fac1l1t1es A battery of language labora tones m1ght be lnstalled 1n the spac1ous MUSIC Bu1ld1ng or 1n Ph1ll1ps Hall were the Faculty suffrclently concerned wlth 1m prov1ng Exeter s already strong language departments Ando- ver has been equ1pped w1th excellent aud1o v1sual fac1l1t1es for several years and wh1le we hes1tate to exalt the rdeals of our rxvals the1r example must be 1m1tated and elaborated 1f the modern languages v1h1ch Exeter boasts are to have any rea sonable pert1nence to the world today Homework w1th tape recorders on all levels of study would be an 1nvaluable ard 1n the students mastery of speech rn a fore1gn language and would ult1mately make contact w1th other global powers eas1er by reducrng the fr1ct1on of any mutual an1mos1ty among the Western natrons The most heatedly argued proposal 1S the establlshment of a course ln the RUSSICIII language A mmor RUSSICIII course 1n 1945 resulted 1n d1saster standards were gradually depressed because too much was attempted 1n too l1ttle t1me Yet Exeter at the same t1me was one of the f1rst secondary schools to 1m provrse such a course and 1lS lnlllcl recept1on was espec1ally enthusrastlc Other schools have s1nce mtroduced Russlan over f1VG hundred hrgh schools for example Exeter must thus transcend the bounds of conven1ence and prov1de for an en t1rely new segment 1n our proposed reluvenatlon of 1ts lang uage departments to complement 1lS fledglrng studles ln Rus sran h1story but part1cularly as we have contrnually empha srzed to put knowledge of a culture 1nto pract1ce through d1rect contact w1th 1ts people Engllsh has long been the most wldely studred language m the Sov1et Unron surely Exeter must be able to create a Russxan course wh1ch IS at once challengmg but not overexactmg If only the threat of Sov1et power can pre- c1p1tate actron and pressure schools such as Exeter 1nto doxng some overdue face-l1ft1ng we urge that Exeter at least use 1ts resources more consc1ent1ously to seek out the best avculable teacher Bold Exonzan headllnes tell of the perenn1al quest1on of Russlan at Trustee meetings yet little apprectable progress 1S ever made More over the arguments aga1nst foundlng a Rus s1an Department appear more as ratronaliza t1ons than as leg1t1mate excuses The argument that lt would remove students from other lang uage departments IS agaln an argument for convenxence The elaborate case system and the nuances throughout the language could be mastered by an 1ntens1ve SIX hour senror course lts a1m should be twofold to entice potentlal Russlan college mayors on the prep school level and to ground 1lS students 1n a basrc read1ng and speakmg knowledge of the language for sc1ent1f1c research d1plomacy and apprec1at1on of Russlan l1terature 1n the or1g1nal Once the course 1S a fmt accomp11 exper1mentat1on wtth watered down underclass Russ1an courses and Chmese to parallel the ex1st1ng Far Eastern h1s tory course could follow The prrme deterrent IS expla1ned qu1te s1m ply by the pauc1ty of qualrfred 1nstructors statls t1cs show that the percentage of graduate de- grees 1n Slavxc culure 1S 1nf1n1tes1mal Among these few men have school1ng and pract1ce 1n the contemporary SOV1el 1d1om for the neces sary oral drrll s1nce the Sov1et Unron has re ma1ned sealed off for so many years and free relat1vely unhlndered travel IS only now be com1ng a realrty The lnstructor should have a sol1d background 1n Slavrc culture to add depth S to the course and to form if needs be an adlunct to the H1SlOTY Department The vague psycho- loglcal questlon so often slurred over must al so be serrously consrdered rn such a rad1ca1 1nnovat1on s1nce the success of any course at Exeter depends largely upon the character of the rnstructor Ideally he should be young and personable Wlthout mak1ng the popular1zat1on of the course 1lS eventual rumat1on he should st1ll mfect hlS students Wllh h1s own 1nterest and thereby lncrease the1r 1n1t1at1ve in the same way that an admlred athlet1c coach commands enough respect from h1s players to d1scourage them from breaking tra1n1ng Our purpose rs to brmg these v1ta1 questions to the fore to offer them up for future drscussron and 1nd1v1dual reflectron We can only become better Amerxcans by seemg the beautles of the Sov1et system Exeter has both the power to create an awareness of the worlds blggest problem the brgotry and host1l1ty of a world spht 1n two-and the power to help correct 1t . 1111 I 1 I 1 I 1 11 111 I I - , 1 1 1 I ' , 1 1 ' - 1-1 1 1 1. 1 1 11 1 II V . 1 . . 1 1 1 , 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 1 I , I I 111 1 1 1 1 I- I 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 I 1 1. 11 .111 - II I II 1 1 1 , , ,, 1 1 1 11 I 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 ,, 1 1 1 1 1 , I I 1 11 1 ' 1- . 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' , 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' - 1 1 -11 11 I I I 1111 1 1 1 1 11 1 I I I I- 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 , 1 1 1 11 1 1 I - gk 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 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I h . 1 11 1 1 1 1 I . I 1 1 -111 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 -1 11 I 1 ALVIN PHILIP ADAMS, JR. Al, Alvin 128 DEWITT STREET, SYRACUSE 3, NEw YORK YALE WEBSTER DIPLOINIACY AUGUST 29, 1942 Entered Lower Middle Class, l957g Student Service Groupg Branch-Soule Debating Society C3Dg PEA Senate C2Dg Dramatic Association C2Dg Inquirer's Societyg Kirtland Soci- etyg Pacific Coast Club C2Dg Midwestern Clubg Interna- tional Clubg Les Cabotins C2Dg Biology Groupg Archaeology Society: Chess Clubg Outing Clubg Honors CSD. Roommate: Spicer V. Conant ALBERT JERVIS ALTER 2119 POTOMAC DRIVE TOLEDO 1 Onro D ALL SOULL UNDELIDED JULY 23 1942 Entered Upper Middle Class 1958 Dramatlc Assocratron C2D Photographlc Group Chess Club CZD Roommate Richard M Morehead WILLIAM TOBIN AMATRUDA Toby 430 HUMPHREY STREET NEW HAVEN CONNECTICUT HARVARD BANCRDET UNDECIDED AUGUST 11 1942 Entered Iunror Class 1956 Corn Club C4D Vrce Presldent 1 President CID Rifle Club C4D Benton Prize In Physical Sciences I 2nd High Honors CSD Honors C5D Roommate Henry M Halff WILLIAM McKENZIE AN DRES 108 LAUREL ROAD CHESTNUT HILL MASSACHUSETTS DARTMOUTI-I ABBOT PLACE TEACHING AUGUST 7 1941 Entered unror Class 1956 Student Councrl Dormrtory Commrttee Student Service Group Branch Soule Debatrng Socrety Glee Club Chorr Dramatic ASSOCIZIIOD Inqurrers Socrety C3D International Club P3C1flC Coast Club C4D Photographrc Group C2D Outmg Club C4D President CID JV Hockey Varsity Hockey C3D IV Baseball C2D All Club Sprmg Track Roommate Peter A Fme Al CD, '. 9 ' , 5 ' ' Billy, Willy, Will-Yum , l ' ' . 1 'P '. ' I ' , ' Z VVILLIAN1 BRADFORD BACHRACH Bill, Willie, Hatch S0 WINUSOR ROAD, VVELLESLEY, Rl.-XSSACHUSETTS AAIHERST WEBSTER UNDECIDED FEBRUARY 28, 1942 Entered Lower Middle Class, 19579 Dormitory Committeeg Glee Club Mrdwestem Club Les Cabotms All Club Tennrs C21 Honors CU Roommate R1chardJ Talbot CHARLES MARSHALL BARTON III Charley STEVENSON NIARYLAND HARVARD KNIGHT MATHEMATICS DECEMBER 17 1941 Entered Lower Mrddle Class 1957 Student Councrl Dramatrc Assocratron Lantern Club M3fhCm3tlCS Drscus sron Group Southern Club Pacrfrc Coast Club 1N1athe matrcs II Prrze Znd Engllsh Hrstorv Prlze Hrgh Honors LANE ELISHA BASS 170 AMES AVENUE LEONIA NEW JERSEY SWARTHMORE WEBSTER UNDECIDED JANUARY 18 1943 Entered Upper Mrddle Class 1958 Mathematrcs Drscus slon Group Inqulrers Soclety Les Cabotms Brology Group Hrgh Honors Q5j Roommate RovJ Rlblet JAMES HEINRY BATCHELDER IV zm Batclz Bunch PO Box 183 ELON COLLEGE NORTH CAROLINA N1 1 T ABBOT ARCHITECTURE DECEMBER 8 1942 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Jumor Debatlng Soclety Mathematrcs Drscussron Group Los Castrzos CZD Stamp Club Outmg Club A11 Club Crevs Varsrty Crew CZD Hrgh Honors CZD Honors C5D 1 , , . , ,L , Y Y - Y Y Y - ,, , z , , , 7 Y - , . 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DELCIE DAVID BEAN III De Delc DD 3 Box 381 JAFFREY NEW HAMPSHIRE HARX ARD ABBOT lblATCH MANUFACTURING OCTOBER 7 1942 Entered Iunlor Class 1957 DOIIIIIIOIV Commlttee umor Debatmg SOCICIY Band C3D Los CastIzos CZD Com Club Outm Club All Club Squash Klrtland LatIn I Pnze 3rd Pennel LatIn I Pnze 2nd Spanlsh I PIIZC 2nd Spamsh II PTIZC lst Hxgh Honors C6D Roommate Dan M Craddock ROBERT COLLINS BELL III Dzng Dong Rmg Rmger 309 SOUTH MAIN STREET NEW CANAAN CONNECTICUT UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI WHEELWRIGHT PSYCHOLOGY FEBRUARY 28 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 PEAN Branch Soule Debat Ing SOC1CIy Southern Club P3C1flC Coast Club M1dWCSt ern Club Photographv Club CZD PresIdent CID Outmg mobIle Club CZD All Club Football CZD All Club Crew COBURN BENNETT COB Co Beelae FACULTY CIRCI E lVlAIN ST EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE SORBONNE PORTER HOUSE ANTHROPOLOGY MARCH 28 1942 Entered Iumor Class 1956 Exoman C3D Managlng Edltor CID Pendulum CZD ASSOCIQIC Edltor QID PEA Senate Lantern Club Herodotan SOClCtV Southern Club CZD Les C8bOIlHS Rlfle Club All Club Hockey V Hockey Theodore H 'Turner Iournahsm Prlze 3rd Hlgb Honors CID Honors C4D ROY ELLIOTT BERGESON GRANITE FALLS MINNESOTA REED KIRTLANIJ TEACHING SEPTEMBER 17 1941 Entered LoWer Mlddle Class 1957 Student SeIvIce Group CZD Band Inqulrers SOCICIY Les Cabotms CZD Enghsh HISIOIX PrIze Honors 4 I A 3 I y ' - I I E 7 . '. I 9 ' 1 ' 55 ' U 9 I l . 9 1 f .9 '. 4 . . ' . I 1 l , 9 , 4 I Q - I . I . I . I I Y . .J ' Y 9 ..f ' . ' Tl Q . S . ' 3 , I Q Clubg Mountaineering Club C3D, Vice-President ClDg Auto- 5 ' 5 ' - 7 I Y 'l I , . I , 5' .l y . . 9 , ' 9 2 . 45 S I - . , 5 R Q . I A Y ' E' . ' , I . . ' ' ' . . ' . ' l 7 Y. 7 A I J s C D- CURTIS REID BERRIEX Curt 81 EVERGREEN HILL ROAD FAIRFIELD CONNECTICUT XACESLEYAN BANCROET UNDECDED XIAY 27 1942 Entered Lower Mrddle Class 1957 Student Servlce Grou Southern Club P3ClflC Coast Club C2D Radio Club Rxf e Club Varsltv Football JV Wmter Track CaptaIn CID Varslts Vfmter Track C2D VHISIIV Sprmg Track C3D Roommate Donald F Hendrne Jr HENRY GEORGE BETHE 209 WHITE PARK ROAD ITHACA NEW YORK LORNELL BANCROFT PHYSICS FEBRUARY 20 1944 Entered ,lunIor Class 1957 Branch Soule Debatmg SOCI Cty CZD PEA Senate Dramatlc Assoclatlon Mathematlcs Drscussron Group Internatronal Club Rocket Club Stamp Honors 3 JOHN DAVID BIRKI-IOFF 43 FAYERWEATIIER ST CAMBRIDGE 38 DIASSACHUSETTS HARVARD MERRILL UNDECIDED IVIAY 7 1943 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Dormrtory Commrttee Student Servrce Group junxor Debatrng SOCICIY PEA Senate Mathematlcs Drscusslon Group Internatlonal Club C2D Blology Group C2D Treasurer CID Chemrstry Club C2D THOMAS ST GEORGE BISSELL Bzss Biscuxt 53 ROWAYTON AVENUE ROWAYTON CONNECTICUT PIARVARD CILLEY WARMONGER OCTOBER 16 1942 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Student Servxce Group C2D PEAN C2D Edltor CID junior Debatmg Socxety Clee Club Band C2D Dramauc Assoclatxon C2D Lantern Club Nlathemaucs DISCUSSION Group C2D Herodotan SOCICYY VIcePres1dent CID, Les Cabotms CSD, Los Castmos C2D, Stamp Club, Rlfle Club CZD, French I Prlze, Oral French Pnze, Honorable DICIIIIOD, Spanrsh I Pnze, Hlghest Honors C2D, Hlgh Honors CSD, Honors CLD - , A 1 ,N , Y j Ax- , v L Y ' ., at Q . ' .gl 1 1 . 5 .I X 5 . I 5 . . , 2 . 1 , 1 , . : . ' , . , , Y I S I I' I . I . . D . -- I ij I . I 3 Q 9 , Clubg Chess Clubg All-Club Tennisg High Honors C2Dg -, , 7 . ' Y I . . I . I ' ll I .Q 3 1 I 1 I 1 I - . , . . I I , ' , 9 9 Y Y . ' Y 9 t 5 . 9 I : 11 . . I . 7 GEORGE STEBBINS BLACKBURIN IR 118 HAWTHORNE ROAD BALTIMORE 10 MARYLAND YALE AMEN UNDECIDED JANUARY 5 1943 Entered Lower Nllddle Class 1951 Internatxonal Club C3D Les Cabotms Roommate E Bradlex Nlexer XIARSHALL MELVIN BOLVIOIX Boots Mash Nlarslz 33 28 81sT STREET IACKSON HEIGHTS LoIxc ISLAIND 'VEW Yom: ldARVARD LANGDELL 'XIEDIGINE AUI UST 8 1942 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Student Councxl 2 Dormxtory Commxttee Chalrman CID Glee Club 2 CIIo1r Peadquacs Dramatlc Assoclatxon C23 Lantern Club Herodotan Soclety P8ClflC Coast Club C3D Mldwestern Club Les Cabotlns Outmg Club C21 VICE Presldent CID PET ER ELIOT BOVVLES I edro Pete 144 45 35TH AXENUE FLUSHIING NER Xomc AMHERST BANGRUET BUSINESS AINUARY 24 1942 Entered un1or Class 1956 Student Servlte Group 'Xlathe matlcs Dlscusslon Group Klrtland Soclets Mldvsestern Club C25 Mountalneerlng Club QU PresIdent KID V Wmter Track C2D All Club Sprlng Track CZD I V Sprmg Track C25 Honors 4D Roommate August Nlaffrx r Track ARTHUR VVILLIAM BOYLSTOIX T 3680 SOUTH EAST GLENWOOD DRIVE PORTLAND OREGON YALE WI-IEELWRIGHT SURGERY NOVEMBER 16 1942 Entered Senxor Class 1959 DOIHIIIOIY Commxttee PEA Senate Pacxfxc Coast Club Roommate Edmund W Lang 1 V rl' I 1 , 'A HL ' 'cm A , I l n 9 CD9 A11-Club Footba1Igyj.V, Winter Traek 523, Iv. spring 1 C . V ' 1 J I ' - I 5 . . . , X: ' At SCO FT XIORTON BRADFORD Scotty Seo Basum 4 STONY Powr ROAD Wssrponr CONNECTICUT UNDECIDED KIIITLAIND WRITING XIAY1 1942 Entered Lovx er Mlddle Claes 1951 Student Servlce Group C21 PEAN Exoman 2 Pendulum C2 Managlng Edu t r CID Branch Soule Debatmg Soclets Dramatic ASQOCIA tron CZD Lantern Club Kxrtland Socmety Herodotan Sou ery P8ClflC Coait Club CZD Mountalneermg Club Auto moblle Club Roommate ohn D Hall EDWARD JAMES BRAZIL R F D IH LACONIA New HAMPSHIRE DARTMOUTH ABBOT UNDECIDED Aucusr 2 1942 Entered Upper Mxddle Class 1958 Rocket Club C21 1N1oclel Rallroad Club Automoblle Club Q? KEL NETH WILLIAXI BRINKMA1N Ken 1026 13TH AVENUE NORTH ST CLoun Mmrxrssorfx PRINCETON Amen ENGINEERIAG JULY 10 1942 Entered Lower 'Xlnddle Class 1937 Student Sen ICC Croup Band Nlathematxcs DISCUSSIIIH Group N1ldXXCSICl'I'l Club Chess Club CU Secretarx CID Outlng Club Honors 6 V L A 7 1 1 1 Q I ' wtf 'B 5,1 g 9 1 - - .473 ' 'x fl. : I . 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I , Q 4 -CX SAMUEL JOHNSON BROOKS Sam Brooksie SILVER HILL ROAD LINCOLN MASSACHUSETTS LINDECIDED PEABODX UNDECIDED DECEMRERI 1941 Entered umor Class 1956 Clee Club Band C2D Auto moblle Club C4D PresIdent CID Yacht Club XVHI 1 LEY BRUNER IVh1t Whztless VVho wzt 105 COOLIDGE HILL CAMBRIDGE IVIASSACHUSETTS l'lARVARD LANGDELL IDIPLOMACX AULIUST 24 1942 Entered Lovxer Mlddle Class 1957 Dormltory Commxttee Exonzan C2 AssocIate Edltor C1D Pendulum C2D Exccu t1ve Edltor CID PEA Senate C2D Klrtland Soclety C2D VIC Presldent I Lantern Club Herodotan Souety PACIFIC Coast Club 3 Les Cabotlns 3 V Wmter Track Hlstorv 1 PIIZC Hlgh Honors C7D Roommate CharIesE Horman JOHN HOWARD BURBANK JR K B Black Pete Jock Box 453 BEDFORD NEW YORK UBDECIDED 'XI KRCH 3 1942 Entered Umor Class 1956 Student Counul C3 Dorm IIOIY Commlttee CZD Klrtland SOClCfV Lantern Club Herodotan SOCICIV PACIFIC Coast Club C4D Treasurer CID Proctor All Club Football All Club Hockey C2D All Club Lacrosse C2D Cheerleader Blble I Prlze lst H1gh Honors C4 Honors C3D Roommate XVIIIIATIIJ H Frscher JOHN CLIFFORD BURDA Bert Boorda 6 JANE STREET KEN MAWR CORAOPOLIS PENNSYLVANIA CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LANGDELL PHYSICS OCTOBER 6 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Los CASIILOS Chem Istrw Club Rocket Club All Club Cross Countrs Honors Roommate Cary W WIIISOD I 7 I 7 I I I ' I I ' I I ' - I 1 ' S I 1 I I J Y . . . . I . , .. . ,. -I I I ' D -I ', ' . , - I -- I I I 3 I ,L CD. . , . . 1 I I I I I cn- 'cv-J ' I I -- ' 9 - , I - , . .., , I I I YALE ED. CILMAN , , I I , , 1 17 ' ,I I I I . 1 1 1 - Y 7 I S I -9 - D9 . Y A 1 J l I A 7 I 7 ' R,-'f . 'Y Y 7 - I 7 S . s . , 7- ' , Y 7 ' ,Y ' - I y ' IIARRH LEONARD BUSH IR Bushy 1905 SouTII ARLINGTON RIDCE RoAD ARLINCTON 2 VIRGINIA IIARVARD VVEIISTER XIEDILINL JULY ll 1942 Entered Lower Middle Class 1957 Student Serx ICC Group Exoman C2D Mathematics Discussion Cyroup Inquirers Sc Liens Mrdvs estern C lub C2D Southern Club C3D Biology C roup Rifle Club CED Range Officer CID President CID Churcl Monitor All Club Swimming Varsitw Crew C2D Roommate Thomas P Campbell ROBERT MILLER BUTCHER Butch 28 WHITsoN STREET FOREST HILLS YEW YORK HARVARD WENTWORTH ECONOMICS IXIARCH 20 1943 Entered unIor Class 1956 Exon1anC2D Circulation Man Iger ID unIor Debating Societv Glee Club Dramatit Vlathematics Discussion Group Herodotan Societv Mid western Club C2D Pacific Coast Club C2D Les Cabotms 3 Nlountameerlng Club ,IV Crevs High Honors 2 Honors C7D RICHARD FLENI CHER CALHOUN Dick 802 FOREST AvENuE IVIONTGOIVIERY ALABAMA UNDECIDED AMEN DENTISTRY JANUARY 8 1941 Entered Semor Class 1959 Southern Club Roommate WIlIIam R Curran IHOMAS PAT PERSON CAMPBELL III Tam Tiger Tzg 336 IXIARION STREET DENVER CoLoRADo LIINDECIDED XVLBSTER XIEDICIWE XIAY 2 1942 Entered Upper Nlicldle Class 1958 Dormitorx Committee Student Seruce Group, Inquirers Societx, Midwestern Club C2D, Pacific Coast Club C2D, Biologs Group, Auto mobil' Club C2D, Secretarv CID Roommate Harrw L Bush V 7 , . I I , I I ' , ru ' '- -- - I' - v Irkkv v , o W 1 Y, . . . I I - I C H w l . L Lvl' 'Cl . YJ I l . . I I 1 1 A- 1 ' , . f . -- 1 ' 1 ' i ' i ' ,' I 1- I : . . r 1 1 7 7 I ,i ' I I Association C4D, Executive Committee C2Dg Lantern Club: I i' ' . I 1 :I I. A . I . I . 3 'I C D: A 4 . - A 'Q - C D: , , Y ' I I Q - , . , , Y I ' , ' , , I . I I , V I ' 9 ' 3 ' Q . . . . . A , . . ,. ILIIR VKAILOII CAREX 'LIL 322 BEALII lKOAD llAMPTON XLVL l'lANlPSHIRL HARVARD A-r HOME XIATHEMATICS JUNE 21 1941 Fnteruzl Upper Middle Class 1958 Clee Club C25 Les C botms Radio Club C2 Astronomx Croup Church Xlomtor High Honors 3 JOHN SWINK CARLSON ,IR john Curlg 1001 EAST 19TH STREET TULSA ORLARIIMA I I ARVARD WLBSTE R UWDECIDEID APRIL 30 1942 Entered Lovxer Middle Class 1957 Clee Club C25 Pead quacs Midwestern Club C25 Automobile Club All Club Soccer Honors C45 HOWARD CARI ER III Fuzzy Fu z Nzck 1325 DENMARK RoAD PLAIINIIELD IXEW IERSLY PRINCETON IxlERRILL ENGINEERING JANUARI 10 1942 Entered Lovser Middle Class 1957 Dramatic Association C35 Pacific Coast Club C25 Roommate ohn H Black CLARK CHANDLER Hap 74 LAWSON ROAD, WINCHESTER, IXIASSACHUSETTS HARVARD AMEN LAW OCTOBER 14, 1942 Entered Lower Middle Class, 19575 Student Service Croupg Exoniang Clee Clubg Nlidwestern Clubg Les Cabotins C251 Outing Club: Automobile Clubg Rifle Clubg All-Club Swimmingg Honors ROBERT NORDHAUS CHAPLIN Bob 601 I6Tll STREET, NORTHWEST, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW IVIEXICO CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BARRETT UNDECIDED IVIAY 29, 1942 Entered Upper Middle Class, 19585 Mathematics Discus- sion Groupg Midwestern Clubg Pacific Coast Clubg Astro- nomy Groupg Chess Clubg Outing Club. Roommate: Frank W. Denson CARL ALFRED CHASE at 275 HURLBUTT STREET WILTON CONNECTICUT H ARS ARD CILLEY UNDECIDED DECEMBER 24 1941 Entered Lower Mrddle Class 1956 Orchestra Band C2D Vice President CID Royal ExonIans C3D Leader C2D Roommate Duncan S Martin ALEXANDER STEPHENS CLAY Steve 3301 HABERSHAM ROAD NORTH WEST ATLANTA5 GEORGIA PRINCETON WENTWORTH UNDECIDED OCTOBER 23 1942 Entered Junior Class 1956 Glee Club Choir Peadquacs Southern Club C4D Midwestern Club C2D All Club Bas ketball Varsitv Wlnter Track C2D IV Sprlng Track Var SIIV Spring Track Kirtland Latin II Prize 2nd Honors Roommate Martin H Potter SPICER VAN ALLEN CONANT Conam 3063 ORDWAY STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON 8 D C CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WEBSTER ABSOLUTIST APRIL 3 1942 Entered Lower Middle Class 1957 Exonuzn CZD Branch Soule Debating SOC1Cty PEA Senate Mathematics Discus sion Group C2D President CID Inquirers Society C2D Secretary ID Midwestern Club Southern Club C2D Pacific Coast Club Der Deutsche Verem C3D Sclentlflc Council President CID Astronomy Group C2D President CID Shop Club CZD President ID Mountaineering Club Rifle Club Honors C3D Roommate Alvin P Adams BENJAMIN COINE JR Benyze Ben 710 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE GREENSBOR0 NORTH CAROLINA CINDECIDED PEABODY BUSINESS AUGUST 19 1942 Entered Junxor Class 1956 Dornutory Commlttee 2 Student Sen ICC Cyroup C2D Red Kev Dramatrc Assocxa tnon C21 Southern Club C4D VICE Presldent CID P3C1flC C oast Club Der Deutsche Verem C3 VICE Presldent CID Varsrtv Cross Country Manager I Roommate Vlxlllam I: Terrw TIMOTHY EDWARD CONNOR Tun 224 ELLIIXGTON ROAD LONGNIEADOW lXIASSACHUSETTb HARVARD XA7HEELWRIGH'1 BUSINESS NOVEMBER 16 1942 Entered Lovs er hlxddle Class 1957 Student SCIXICC Cyroup Exonzun Iemiulum C2 Glee Club 3 Southern Club 2 Yacht Club I-Ilstorx I Pnre Honors 1 WAYNE PAUL COOPER 24 BARTLETT ROAD EAST HAVEN CONNECTICUT XALI: A C GILMAN CINDECIDED OCTOBER 18 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Klrtland Socletw Nathanrel F Glldden Pnze for Improsement In Latln III JOSEPH COORS JR Joe Srooc The Toe 100 CASTLE ROCK DRIVE GOLDEIN COLORADO NORTH CAROLINA BANCROET NIATHEMATICS FEBRUARy 5 1942 Entered unlor Class 1956 Student Seruce Group P3Clf1C Coast Club C4D Mldvs estern Club C2D Internatlonal Club Astronoms Group Model Rallroad Club Shop Club Rlfle Club C2D Yacht Club C2j All Club Soccer All Club Basketball C35 All Club Baseball JV Baseball C23 Roommate Edwm L Hoopes , ' I , . 1 1 1 I 'I , ' 1 Q CD9 . S . . 1 . . .- 1 .1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 D . D . . . 1 1 1 ' I , 1 CD. 7 1 , 1 1 1 1 3 Y V. 1 R 1 Y, -I D 1 1 1 1 ' .D , ' ' 1 1 1 ' , . . 1 1 - , 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 1 -I 1 1 .1 ,I ' . . . Y . , I . . , . 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 ' 11 I 1 1 I s f s 1 . . .- . ,- . . ' 1 1 1 . S . 1 . . . - , 1 1 1 ' . . . ' . 1 1 ' 1 ' ' Q ' Q. . ' . GEORGE ELLIOT COORSSEN, JR. 65 JEXVELL STREET, SOUTH IEIAAIPTON, NEW HAAIPSHIRE CORNELL VVEBSTER ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING OCTQRER ll, 1942 Entered gunior Class, 19565 Student Service Group: Rocket Club C3 9 Shop Club H225 Outing Club 5253 Automobile Club C-U3 All-Club Football C213 All-Club Spring Track CZD. Roommate: Walter H. Lacey MARK THOMAS COX IV PO Box 57 CHEYENNE WXOMING HARY ARD WI-IEELWRICHT BROKERAGE JULY 14 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Branch Soule Debatmg SOClCty C29 PEA Senate C29 Vlce Preslclent Internatlonal Club Los Casttzos Dave Steve RICHARD DOUGLAS COX Drck Mome Nose 3736 BHOOKSIDE ROAD TOLEDO 6 Omo YALE CILLEX ENGINEERING NOVEBIBER 30 1941 Entered Upper Nhddle Class 1958 Mnlvsestern Club Les Cabotms Automobxle Club All Club Cross Countrv All Club Track 36 RIDGE ACRES ROAD IJARIEN CONNECTICUT TIARVAHD xVEN'l'W ORTII 'VEURO SURGERX OCTOBER 16 1942 Entered Upper Mtddle Class 1958 Student Sen Ice Group 'Nlathemaucs Dlscussxon Group P8ClflC Coast Club Rocket Club Model Rallroad Club All Club Squash I V Squash All Club Tennls Roommate Thomasj Recktorcl DAVID BOCKHOFF CRANE 1 - ' , RORER1 COX CROCKEIUI' Ilfuuglz, Ifirlfumk -I3 CIIIIIISTIE Illu. ROAD, IDAIIIIEN, C'oNNi5c1Tic:UT REED XNENTWORTH TEACHING FEBRUARY 14, 1942 Entered Junior Class, 19565 Check C2Dg Branch-Soule De- bating Society CZDQ Junior Debating Societyg PEA Senateg Dramatic Associationg Archaeology Society: Biology Croupg Printing Clubg Tencher English Priyeg Ilonors DANIEL BERNHARD CURLL III Dan SEOUL KOREA HARVARD KNIGHT UNDECIDED JANUARY 8 1942 Entcrul Lou cr Xhdclle Class 1957 DQIIIHIIOIY Committee CZD Student Seruce Group C2D Clee Club C3D Choir CZD Secretarx of RILISICSI Clubs CID Peadquacs Inqulrer s Soc ctv C3D Vice President CID Rifle Club Chapel Mom tor All Club Soccer C2D Varsity Soccer All Club Hockey Roommate Bradlex H Nystrom WILLIAM GERARD CURRAXI Tzge 43 A1xc,ELL AVENUE SOUTH PORTLAND llfIAINh UNDECIDED AMEN UBDECIDED SEPTEMBER 27 1940 Entered Sen1or Class 1959 Dormitorx Committee South ern Club Varsity Football Varsity WCIDICI' Track X7cll'Sl w Lacrosse Roommate Richard I' Calhoun JOHIX FREDERIC DAUM Otis Ore 58 HEWLETT LANE PORT VVASHINCTON NEvs DORK IJARXARD Hour Entered Lovser Middle Class 1957 President of Senior Class Student Council 7D Dormitorx Committee Exon n 3 Pre ldent CID Branch Soule Debating Souetx Lantern Club 2 Heroclotan Socletx lNIathemat1cs Dis Cusslon Group C3D XICC President C2D Chemlstrx Club 'Xlaurice R and Samuel A Scharff Prize in Adxanced Nlathematlcs Ist Gomez Spanish II Prize lst Sherman A Hoar Prize IH American Hlstors V1 entuorth Prize in Php sical Sciences I1 Ist Theodore H Turner journalism Pr17e Ist Highest Honors C5D High Honors 1 1 y I ! ' 9 1 is L ' L, 9 ' 19 ' 9 ' 9 9 . 1 7 ' - 1 . ' Y wx .Y ' - . 9 Y Y . 1' w 9 - 9 9 - 9 - 9 ' 9 - '- . 9 L lv 7 l A 9 Y 9 ' 9 - 9 ' -'IJ . . 9 9 9 Y 7 ' P l V , , UNDECIDED RIAY 9, 1943 V V. i 7 3 . . .wg Chg r, A . , 2 I. , 1 11 C D, SC D 9 ' - ' 19 W ' ' '. . 1 1 9' . ' Y 1 1 ' . - ' l I ., .1 1 .. .5 , 5 3 . I. . jg I Y 'J' , 9 . ' . 9 S9 - 9 -'C D- JOHN MICHAEL DAVIS 223 WEST MAIN STREET CHEROKEE IowA GRINNELL PEABODY UNDECIDED OCTOBER 17 1941 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Dormltory Commxttee C4D Charrman CID Student Servrce Group C2D Band CZD Ar haeology SOCIEIY C2D Pres1dent C2D Mxdwestern Club C4D Secretary CID Church Monltor Al1C1ub Wrestlmg Roommate Pans R Von Lockette RICHARD EARL DAVISON Dzck Dzclue Daves 239 NORTH ADAMS STREET MANCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE STANFORD HOYT CONSTRUCTION JUNE 28 1942 Entered Lower Mrddle Class 1957 Dormrtory Commrttee C2D Chalrman CID Student SCIVICE Group Exoman C3D Crrculatlon Manager C1 Dramatlc AssocIatIon P3C1flC Coast Club Photographrc Group All Club Soccer Varslty Soccer A11 Club Hockey A11 Club Baseball Roommate Thomas E Vachon n1s Honors 1 JOHN ANTHONY KENT DAVIES Tony 235 SARGENT ROAD BRooKI.INE 46 MASSACHUSETTS PRINCETON LANGDELL ENGINEERING ANUARY 12 1943 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Dormltory Commxttee Student Servlce Group CZD PEA Senate CZD Glee Club Les Cabotms C3D Yacht Club C3D VICE Commodore CID All Club Crew Honors C2D DAVID RAMSEY DEVOE 537 RIONTEREY AvENuE PELHAM MANOR NEW YORK HARVARD WHEELWRIGHT UNDECIDED OCTOBER 19 1942 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Inquxrers Socxety Bxology Group AllClub Squash All Club Tenn1sC2D JV Ten JOHN EDC AR DILI ER The lxzller HOPSON ROAD NORWICH VERMONT OBERLIN VN EBSTER UNDECIDED MAY 4 1942 Entered Jumor Class 1936 PEAN Lxoman Pendulum Umor Debatmg Suuetx PEA Senate C lee C lub Dramatxe Assocratlon Inquxrers Souetx 2D Rocket C,lub Chess Club Q31 hlcvuntalneerxng Club Rltle Club C45 ,IV Cross Countrx 25 Xdrsltx Cross COuntrx C23 AllClub VK Inter Track X VK Inter 'lrack 2D V Sprmg Track DEX'1 ER DONHAM 5 Rn ER STREET CONCORD RIASSAC HUSETTS llARX ARD VVIIEELWRIGI-IT LINIDECIDED AUGUST 25 1942 Entered Upper lN11ddle Class 1958 Exoman Clee Club Nlnclvxestern Club Yacht Club 2D THOMAS ALEXANDER DOOLINCI Tad 174 EAST 95TH STREET NEW YORK 28 NER XORK HARVARD KNICH1 NlEDlCINE APRIL 13 1942 Entered Lower Mrddle Clase 1957 Student Councll Pendulum Busmess Manager CID Branch Soule Debatmg Soclety Dramatxc ASSOCIAIIOH Presldent CU Lantern Club Klrtland Soclety Rrfle C,lub Krrtland Latm 111 Prwe 2nd Hxgh Honors C3D HOnOrs 5 JEEFREX LANE DOW e 45 IVYWOOD LANE BAIJNOR PENNSYLVANIA AMHERST AMEN ENGINEERING JUNE 14 1942 Entered Upper Mrcldle Llase 1958 Orchestrra C21 Band QZD JV Cross Country C22 A11 Club Wrestlmg 7 Sprmg Track Roommate V1ctOr L Levns DAVID BURTONI DRISCOLL Dzppw the Dzp Scottlet 330 WEST IDIYERSEY PARKYVAY CHICAGO 14 ILLINOIS PRINCETON XA7E.BSTER NIAIEL ARCHITELTURT SEPTEMBER 3 1942 Entered Junlor Class 1956 DormItorv Commlttee unIor Debatlng SOCICIW PEA Senate Glee Club CZD Heroclotan Socxetw Inqulrer s S ICICIV Nhdwestern Club C4D Secretarx CID Presldent CD PdC1f1C Coast Club C23 Der Deutsche Verem C31 Rocket Club CZD Outmg Club QD Yacht Club C45 Rlfle Club VdIS1lV Wrestllng All Club Crew JV Crew Honors C81 Roommate Peter T Leach BRUCE DUNCAN Long and Tall Dum: Holden Caul Ield 1316 RUTLAND LANE WYNNEWOOD PENNSYLVANIA VV ILLIANIS LANGDEI L INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FEBRUARY 17 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Dramatlc Assoclatxon S721 Paclflc Coast Club IVIldW8SlCfl'l Club Der Deutsche ere1n Roommate Erederlclc E Schwartz DAVID ARCH DUNLAP Dave 725 25TH AVENUE NORTH ST PETERSBURG FLORIDA N I T WEBSTER TEACHING OCTOBER 24 1942 Entered Semor Class 1959 Nhdwestern Club Southern Club Der Deutsche Verem Astronomy Group Roommate StevenF asper RALPH BEVERLY EARLE JR Rockm' Ralph 21 BLANEY STREET, SWAMPSCO'I'I', NIASSACHUSETTS M I T KNIGHT NIATHEMATICS JANUARY 22, 1943 Entered Upper Mlddle, 1958, Orchestra CZD, Band CZD, Dramatxc ASSCICIBIIOD CZD, Rlfle Club, Pnntmg Club CZJ, Varsntv Baseball, Manager CZD, Honors C21 Roommate Rlchard M Locke 1 . ,I I v S K , , . , v - . I I . A , - -1 I . ' :J ,YJ 3 3 . . I . . Q ,. , . V ,v ' .r 1 . 7 7 N 7 ' Q 2 1 1 . . , . 1 . . , . , 1. v v - , v ' 1 . . g . , I f Y 7 I 4 y v S 1 1 2 9 - S 7 , ' 7 I I v I , , 5 . ,IAMES HARVEY EDDY, 111 jim, Pelican, Cowboy 517 RATCILIFF STREET, SHREVEPIIIIT, LOUISIANA NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF 1X1IiXICO IDUNBAR 1x1ED1CINE IJECEMBEPI 21 ,1943 Entered Upper Middle Class 1958- Roval Exonians' SoutherndC1ub Rlfle Club A11 Club Vlresthng Spamsh 1 1rILe 2n Roommate Eduard L Hltks DEAN STEVVART EHN ROUTE 1 AULT COLORADO STANFORD WEBSTER LIINDECIDED JANUARY 24 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Student Sen ICC Group Nlathematxcs D1scuss1on Group Paclflc Coast Club 2 'Xhdvsestern Club C21 Der Deutsche Verem CZD Photo graphc Group Shop Club Outmg Club Automoblle Club C21 Rlfle Club A11 Club W1nter Track A11 Club Sprmg Track DAVID RANDALL ELLIOT Ralph 1135 VVEBSTER STREET NEEDHAM 92 lN1ASSACHUSETTS UNDECIDED BANCROFT LAW AUGUST 21 1942 Entered unIor Class 1956 PEAN Branch Soule Dcbatlng SOCICIN unlor Debatlng SOCICIY V1CCPICS1dCHL 1 IDYJIUAIIC ASSOCIHIIOH 3 Les Cabotms 3 Der Deutsche Xerem 2 Stamp Club C4 V1r'ePres1dent 1 EPAMINONDAS GEORGE EMBIRIC OS Nondas E171 Emlu 1614 PINI. AXINUE VVEST 1X10lNTREAL Qlll REL CANADK I N1ERRII.L NAVAL ENGINEERING JULX 15 1943 Entered Upper 1N11Cldle Class 1958 Branch Soule Debatmg Soclety Academv Debatmg Team PEA Senate C25 V ce Presldent 1 lV18I11Clll3I1CS DISLUSSIQDXI Group Interna tIon.I1 Club 2 Presxdent 1 Les Cabotms cl'1l.Il1ISIl'N Club Chess Club VVentvxort11 Pr1Le In 1X1dIllLlI'l3IlLS 2nd French III PrILe Hlgh Honors 4 gli fx 0 wyqf g XQ' RICHARD VVALLACE ENERSEY Unk Trzcky Dzck 40 Ancuhuo RouL1vARD SAN FRANCISCO CALIFURNIA Srwronn R1ERRILL LAM jfwumn 15 1943 Entered umor Class 1956 PEAN CZD Pendulum 21 Branch Soule Delratlng Soclety junior Debating Souetw Band Dramatre ASSUCIJIIOD 4 Klrtland Socnetx Auto Rrfle Club CZD All C lub Football EDVVARD EVERI11 1 ,IR Ted 61 ROLKLEDGE Rom IIARTSDXLL Num Yomc HARVARD RAM not I COMPUTING Nlfutcu 26 1942 Entered jumor Class 1936 Student Counul Dormnors Commxttee Student Servrce Group PEAN1 C22 Photo graphlc Editor CID Les Cabotlns Radlo Club JV Creu Oral French Prue 3rd Hlgh Honors C6D Honors CU JXCOUES FRANCOIS DONIINIQUE 1'AIl.LE'1 TAZ 6 FHEULS AWENUE LAUSANINE Sunz m.a'sn UNIXPRSITY or LAUSANNE Hoxr XIEDILINI-. Novuuahk 9 19-ll Entered SCIIIUI' Class 1939 Branch Soulf. Debating Sou etx PEA Senate Internat1ona1C1ub Les Cabotms Roommate Xlart1n1X Nlurs 9 1 1 fel TX Y! ff' W Z4 5 X Q, T I ' EXIF l 2 I w L mobile Club C211 Yacht Club C41 Rear Commodore C115 FOS1 ER NIILLER FARGO JR Fos Farg 20 V1 EsTx1oNT Dmvr VVIPGT HARTFoRD C ONNI-CTM U1 YALE ANIEIN ENGINELRINC RIARCH 3 1943 Entered Lovxer Nlnddle Class 1957 Student Counul IROIHIIIOYV Commlttee C21 Chalrman 1 Mldvxestern Club Outing Club Rifle Club IV Cross Countrx All Club Sulmmmg Varsm Svummmg C21 AllClub Base ball Hlgh Honors 21 Honors 41 NIIC HAEL KENT FARMER ot 17 B Elomu AVENUE C uARLEsTow SOUTH CAROLINA NCDRTH CAROLINA IRUNBAR LAW AUGUST 22 1941 Entered Senlor Class 1959 Southern Club Roommate John F Strother PETER ARNOLD FINE Pete Nets Frnn 150 1JomE STREET BEVERLY RIASSALHUSETTS Hanv Um ABBOT PLALE IDIPLOYIAKX APRIL 10 1943 Entered JUIIIOI' Class 1956 Student Councll Red Key Exoman C21 Assrstant Busrness Manager C11 Branch Soulc Debatmg SOCICIY Vrce Presldent C11 junror Dehat mg SOCICIY Dramatic Assoc1at1on Lantern Club Hero dotan S xcrets Inqulrers SOCICYY Paclflc Coast Club C21 Automoblle Club C21 All Club Football Varsxty Soccer 'Wanager C11 IV Hockey C21 A11 Club Lacrosse C21 111911 Honors 2 Honors 5 Roommate VV1ll1an Mck Andres VVILLIAM ACTHARD FINTEL Ioe, joe Prep 327 HoLLYwoou AVENUE, IJOUGLASTON, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK CORNELL AMEN ICTHYOLOGY JULY 13, 1942 Entered iunior Class, 19565 hlidwestern Club C214 Chem- istry Clu 9 Rocket Club C215 Shop Clubg Outing Club C411 Rifle Clubg All-Club Football. XVILLIAM JOHN HENRY FISCHER III Mouse F1511 Wzll 89 ANCELL STREET PROXIDENCE RHODE ISLAND BALL ED GILNIAIN NIEDICINE DECEINIBER 9 1942 Entered Lower MIddle Class 1937 Dormltory Commntee C21 Student Seruce Group C25 Red Kev Glee Club Chozr Peadquacs Herodotan SOCICIV Southern Club 2 PdClflC Coast Club C22 Secretary CID Brologw Group Rnfle Club JV Hockev Varsxtv Hockev C2, Captam l XIAISIIX Lacrosse CZD Cheerleader Roommate John H Burbank JOHN JAMES FITZPA FRICK ack F1tz 47 CUMIIERLAND AVENUE PLATTSBURGH NEW Yomc DARTMOUTH WILLIANIS BROKEITAGE IJELEIMIBER 30 1940 Entered Upper Xlxddle Class 1958 Student COUDCll Stu dent Seruee Group Red Kev Vlce Presldent CIJ Varstts Basketball CZD CaptaInC1J Varsm Baseball C21 Daud T P Wlngate Baseball Award Roommate Daud T Howard if DFQATX Xfxl if CARL MARTIN FLOYD 2 XIIDDLE STREET FARMINGTON RIAINE BOWDOIN VVHEELWRIGHT UNDECIDED JANUARY 23 1942 Entered unxor Class 1956 Band Dramatlc Assoclatlon Radlo Club C21 CRCIDISIYX Club Astronomx Group Rocket Club Shop Club I 'Y 1 r J l .7 ' , ! 7 V 1 V ' . I I ' fr' , '-A, Q I 9 .9 9 f , I, ,Q A CD: 1 . ' 7 . , I . I ' . . . ' N ,' Y ' ' ,V ' 4 . Y CD: ' J 9 . I , , I I , A L 5 - 7 ,Y ' V f f ' - v I y 1 - lv' . Y -, , 1 Q f 7. 4 Q77 x ' 7 1? gf A 1 2 A 1 I A . z 4 ' Q - ! . ' , . , . V ' 1 Y , 7 1 Q Y , . 1s1R1s 1HOXlAS FOLEY VV G Ralph 4 SI RINCBROOK LAINE SINTSBURX CONNFCTIC UT 1 ALL PrAIIom BUSITXI ss DLI LIIIIII R 16 19-11 1'ntcrLd unlor Class 1936 Student Councll 1JOI'1'I'llI0l'X Comrnlttec 31 Student SCIXICC Group Eaoman Drama llc Assoclatron Band Southern Club Les CADOIIDS 2 Brologx CIroup Photographlc Group CZD A11C1ub Soccer CZD ,IV VVInter Track Varsrtx VVInter Track C25 All Club Baseball IV Baseball XHISIIX Baseball CZD High llont rs Honors 2 Roommatc Lexus H Hltlrot DONIALD FOR T11 JR Don Herlne Dapper 73 lX1AlN STREET CONCORD RIASSAC HusLT1s HARVARD C ILLLY lXlEDIClNE DECEMBER 25 1942 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Presldent of Lovxer lVl1dd1e Class Presldent of Upper Mrddle Class VICE Presldent ol Semor Class Student C'ouncIl 3 Xue Presrclent CID IJOHIIIIOIY Commlttce Student Seruce Group Herodotan Society P8ClflC Coast Club C29 Blologx Group Rtllc Club Chapel Nlonltor IV Football VHISIIX Football 21 V Wlnter Track C21 Varsltx w7lDICI Track CZD V Baseball C3D Harxard Pnze Book Honors ID Roommate Charles D Klrkpatrlck PETER FORBES Pete 1929 LEWIS MIIUNTAIN ROAD CIHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA VK EBB INSTITUTE OF NAVAL ARCHITECTURE MERRILL INAI AL ARCHITECTURE MAY 22 1942 Entered Upper MIdd1e Class 1958 Dorm1tory Commrttee Pendulum Orchestra Band 1J1'dI'IldtlC AssocIatIon South ern Club Les Cabotlns Yacht Club JV TCHDIS Varslty rlennls HARRISON SHEDD FRAKER JR 150 C L1-.VELAND LANE PRINCETON NEW JERSE1 PRINCETON C ILLEX UNIILQID II NOVEMBER 16 1942 Entered Lou cr Xllddle Class 1957 Dormltorv Commrttee C1IaIrIIIan lj Student Seruce Group CI1ee Club In qulrcr s Souetw PdClllC Coast Club 3 blldwestern Club Shop Club Xacht Club A11C1ub Football Varsltx Hockex 3 JV Baseball Varsm Baseball 2 Roommate FIIZ 0hnP Poole I . ., I I I 1 . I , I ,, ... ' A I I aI. Alf E , I ,X I . . H -I . . .I . V A f I I 1 I . ' .C .' I' . . ' I , .- sI I I '. -. . I '. ' CN. A' I I I 1 J' I I . - . I . . , .I , I I ' . ' . ', ' . - , .. Y n , ' I- . .7 'I . ' . , .. . , , , I-'Z CD. I- I' 'I I 4 I I I 7 - 'I I . . . 7 . O --I I I I + I I I ' - - I I . .. . I -' AI I -' I I , . I I -, I , I 'I 1 I I I , -I I I sg ' ,C , , , I . . I ,. , . I I I . .. I I . .- . . .I . , . , , I, I , 1 , I I-' I . -1 ' I . I-'I ' I .. , 1 , I. I I ' , . I ' I I I ., .. 1 ..: , L 'I I , I I , . . I I . . . , . . - C, I . ' ' 6 I. 'I ' ' - ' . I ,I I I ' .VI N . ' ,. . 'I - s I I - I I -, . CDs-- CD- BRUCE HOVK ARD FREED 133 MAUBURY RoAn DURHAM New LIAYWPSHIRE IJAQTMOUTH LANGDELL RIATIIEMATICS NOVLMBER 14 1942 Entered Upper 'Xllddle C l xss 1958 Orehestra C2 Drama tlc Assoclatlon lXrldIl'1C1TliIlCS IJISLLISSIUI1 Cyroup All Club Soccer AllClub Track Honors 2 Roommate John F Leader Honors 2 ANSON HERRILK GARNSEY 1127 18TH STREET GREELE1 Corommo XALE A C, CILNIAN Uxneunen OCTOBER 31 1941 Entered Lower Nhddle Class 1951 Student Council Dormltorv Committee Vlce President CID Student Servlce C rmup 2 Red Kes Southern Club PdClllC Coast Club CU Church Monltor V Football V Sxummmg Cap IH 1 XIAISIU Svnmmlng 2 Captain CID Varsltx C rew Roommate YV1lson C Havcs 'I HONIAS JEFFERSON FRAZIER e 104 BROOKLAND Cntr Ls Corummfx SOUTH CAnoL1Nx H mvfmn RlLRRlLL LlNDEClDED Aux UST ll 1942 Entered Louer Xllddlc Clnss 1957 Dorlmtorv COIIIIIHIILL PEA Senate Dramatic Association Orchestrl 25 Bind 3 Roxal Evomms 35 Sherman Hoar Pnze Honors ROBER51 RANKIN CJAMBEE Cambs Bob o Rxmbas 220 SPEILR Ax ENUE ENGLEWOOD New JERSEX PRINCETON DUNBAR PRODUCT DESIGN AUGUST 26 1942 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Student Sen xce Group 2D lnqulrers Socletx Internat1onalClub C23 Southern Club P3Clf1C Coast Club C2D Mldwestern Club Les Cabotms C31 Brologv Group ChCm1SIIW Club Astronomw Group C2D Rocket Club Model Rallroad Club Moun tameermg Club Automoblle Club Hlgh Honors 2 . . , 1 , il, . ,L , 1 . , : 1 ' :E , . wk - 'Lf' L 1 I ..: A,. ,z , . . t. : ks QC : 2 CFD: I il- :A , . . -5 - f 1 1 v A 1 v ,. ,W , . ,. , , 1 JL-L., Q . D? , ,, .. , Q . . .. , ' . , -. , . . ... . 1 w ' ,v 'r ' f 1 , 1 ,- . , ' . , S V C - v . . , . . 1. . i v ,v y 1 3 l Q ' - v , 9 ,V 1 ,V 1 5 Q ' CD 4 9 CD: 7 1 , 1 ,- 1 1 s 1 V . . 1 1 1' I , , ' . '. 1 , , . , ' v ' - Q ' 1' CD: J: : ' ' A ..., . , . . , . . . ,...' . . U 1' ' '. .' . , ' V -u CD, J Cla , -. 1101114111 Xl.tcNAl11 CQA1 158 lioln, fuss. I'-1IUL'lI CQOLINIX' I.lNl1 11o,xn, C'uAL.n1N 17Ar.1.s, Onto IIARVARD Souu, Uxnizctirinn DECEMBER 16, 1942 Entered Lower Middle Cilass, 1957: Student Council: Dormitory C-tllllllllltlflf, Cil1Li11'l11kl11Q PEAN CZQ, Cfirculaition Nlzuiuger Cl jg Cilee C'luli C211 Kirtland Society: llerotlotan Soeietyg Midwestern Ciluli C2jg Les Cfabotins C22 Auto' inoliile Cilulig Yacht Ciluli C232 llonors C-lj. Roommate: Michael B. llowarcl X v 5 1 I . ' . yqld' G , X 1 L J' 2. Tutu' P1 lhlt A11s1XSOX DANIEL C IBLIN Pete C117 -111 NN Auois Roma 'XIAPLI noon Nui 1-Hsu 1 ALL Dursimn Lfxu OCTOBLR 31 1941 hntered unlor Class 1956 Student Council Dormitory Committee 2 Student beruce Croup CZD Clee Club Drunatie Association Southern Club 3 Les Cdbotins Outing., Club Prottor X Football X 1I'S1IX Football 2 jX XRIIHILI' lritk A11C1ub Basketbill X Spring Track IX liasclmll All Club Lacrosse Roonnnate Williarn C' Rithirdson l I l l I f u ll 1 1 T ,Nl 1 f Q 1 ' Y 1 X r ,. at fflgl D51i1.3 l'l, '11 K, Y. I A I. .. ' a'g -. 'Q ' Y I I 7..v CHRISTOPHER ROBERT GILLESPIE Clnp 10 WHEELWIIICIIT AVENUE EXETER NEW LIAINIPSHIRE PRINCETON AT HoME ARCHITECTURE SEPTEMBER 23 1942 Entered Iumor Class 1956 PdClflC Coast Club Les Cabotms Yacht Club All Club Soccer Vamty Soccer All Club Hockey JV Hockey Honors CID JOSE MARIA GOMEZ OSORIO S Pepy ,lose Wet Back 8 RUE SOYER NEUILLY SEINE PARIS FRANCE UNIVERSIDAD DE Los ANDES WEBSTER UNDECIDED IXIARCH 29 1942 Entered llunxor Class 1956 Dormltory Commlttee C3j Student Servlce Group CSD PEAN CZD E Book Eclltor CZD Iunlor Debatlng SOCIETY Presldent CID Glee Club CZD Herodotan Soclety Inqulrers Socletv Internatlonal Club C41 lNIldWCStC1'l'l Club CZD Southern Club C42 Cheerleader Roommate DavId P 1V1cCormIck ALLAN WALMSLEY GRAY Al Ace GREYSTOVE KESI-I COUNTY FERMANAGH NORTH IRELAND HARVARD ABBOT PLACE XIEDICINE SEPTEINIBER 22 1942 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Red Key CZD Branch Soule Debatmg Soclety Chemlstry Club Model Rallroad Club Rlfle Club VBISIIV Tennls Manager ' 1 r I f y Z' 5 -' 1 3 ' S A I ' ,.. , . I 1 .v ' 1 2 r -I I 1 - i .nu . r r 1 r y 3 v r ,y 1 9 Q 2 1 lr I 1 A I y 9 S ' 9 a ' ' , ' ' ,. v I , 1 - DAVID TRISTRAM HABERLY D T Halas El Senor 111 lxl0NIROSS AVENUE RUTHERFKDRD NEW JERSEY l'1ARX ARD MERRILL UNDECIDED DECEIVIBER I1 1942 Entered Lovser Mlddle Class 1957 Student CouncIl Dormltory Commrttee Pendulum C2D AdV61't1S1I'1g Man wger CID Check C2D Assocrate Edrtor CID Glee Club Lantern Club 2 Klrtland Society lnternatlonal Club Archaeologv Socxety CZD Los Castlzos C2D Vlce Presldent CID Astronomv Group Merrlll Englrsh ll Prlze Gomez Spanlsh IV Prrze Hrgh Honors C4D Honors CID WILLIAM ROCHESTER HADDAWAY Bzll Tex 9411 HATHAWAY ROAD DALLAS 20 TEXAS STANFORD SOULE FOREIGN SERVILE AUGUST 20 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 Student SLTVICC Group Orches tr C4D Concert Master CID Dramatrc Assocratron South CLAYTON HARRY IIALE JR Clay Sklp 309 SUMMIT AVENUE SYRACUSE 4 NEW Yoruc DARTMOUTH BARRETT lVlLD1ClNE MARQII I4 1942 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Dormxtory Commlttee Chalrman CID Student SSIVICC C-roup C2D K1Itl3Hd Socl ety Paufrc Coast Club C2D M1dWCSICfH Club C2D Los Castrzos Outmg Club C2D All Club Football C2D .IV WIHYCI Track IV Spnng Track Honors CID Roommate George Taft ern Club Mountalneerlng Club All Club Svummrng Prent1ssCummIIIgs Greek II PIIZC Roommate Charles A Janeway . ., , .. , , . 1 1 . -, . 1 . . 1 1 1 . 1 . I .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C . . . . 1 ' ' 1 1 J 1 I Q . , Y , L 1 - . 1 1 Q , . . w 1 1 1 4 1. y J ' '... , , ' . . 1 1 1 1' . D . ' '1 ' . -1 1 A , 1 1 X 1 Q . . ' 7, . I 1 1 1 ' 1 w .- . , y . 1 1 1 I I 1 I , . - . . , . A 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 - - , . . , . 1 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 1 - 1 +1 e 1 1 1. ., C . HENRY MEYER HALFF Lefty Wlutey 4591 RIIEIMS PLACE DALLAS TEXAS STANFORD BANCROFT lVlEDICINE NOVEMBER 26 1942 Entered JUIIIOI' Class 1956 PEA Senate Southern Club 2D Les Cabotlns Stamp Club C?D Varslty Football 'Vlanag,er ID Roommate WIll1am T Amatruda CHARLES THOMAS HALL Chuck, Chucker, George 211 LAIcEvIEw AVENUE, JAMESTOXVN, NEW Yomc HARVARD DUNBAR BUSINESS JULY 27 1942 Izntered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Branch Soule Debat Ing Socletv Mathematlcs Dlscusslon Group lnquxrers Socletv Les Cabotlns Chess Club Prmtmg Qlub JOHN DeWOLFE HALL jake 1 P Rake 2288 MAIN STREET STRATFORD CONNECTICUT YALE KIRTLAND FINE ARTS MARCH 12 1943 Entered Lower M1ddle Class 1957 PEAN Exoman Pendulum KIrtland Socxety IV Baseball Larkln Scholas t1c Art Pnze Roommate Scott M Bradford ROSS FRANK HAMACHEK 205 Ross STREET KEWAUNEE WISCONSIN CARLETON WENTWORTH UNDECIDED DECEMBER 27 1942 Entered Upper Mxddle Class 1958 Dormltory Committee Cholr lnternatlonal Club Blology Group Astronomy Group C21 Rocket Club Varsm Football JV Basketball A11 Club Baseball H gh Honors CSD Roommate Louxs G Wxlllams JOHN LeROY HANSONI Hans Enoc Ole MCCLUSKY INORTH DAKOTA CARLETON WILLIAMS UNDECIDED NIARLH 7 1942 Entered Lovx er Xllddle Class 1957 Student Sen ICC Group Orchestra C29 Band C2D Dramanc Assoclatlon Mxdwest ern Club C39 Les Cabotms CZD Proctor All Club Soccer CZD V Basketball CZD VHISIIQ Basketball Honors C6j Roommate T Doane Pern III 5 1 .4 . l . I Y. .l 1 . .5 . -1 . . . 1 5 . 1 - ' Q A Z 1 . , . . Y I 7 l ' . , 'Q :I ' Q . i 9 ' ' 9 ' 7 I , - , , 5 ' ' , Chaimtan CD5 Branch-Soule Debating Societyg Glee Glubg 1 2 ' 2 . 1 - y 1 . Y - Y , 7 ' ' Y - q I . A , 1 T I 1 ' , ' I ' , Q . . 'l I Z 9 3 9 - 9 u 5 1 - 51. . 9 ' 3 - : ' all 2 NlIC11AEL THOMAS HARRIGAN Hookalz Snorkel llzke 281 Nonm X 111AC E AVENLIL Roc KWILLI C 11N1Rl Lost 1SIAND Nrw Yomc C OLGATI CILLLI JINDLLIDED NIAMH 28 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 Student Seruce Group 3 JEAN Glee Club lnqulrers SOCICIX P8C1f1C Coast Club 3 Les Cabotrns Brologs Croup Church Xlomtor N Cross Countrs 2 Varsm Cross Countrx C23 JV Basket ball 25 Captain CID Varsltv Basketball A11C1ub Sprmg vlrack V Sprlng Track Varsrts Sprlng Tratk 2 Roommate Daud S dehloulpled BRUCE VINAL HASRELL Hap 113 LAR1-D0 VVAY ST PETERSBURG FLORIDA XNILLIAINIS ABBOT PLACE LAW OCTOBER 15 1943 Klrtland Souety Church Momtor VAISIIY Golf C3D Cap ta n 1 Cvolf Pla ue lmall 1958 Sprlng 1959 Latm III Slght Iranslatlon r17e Honors 1 Roommate HovxardJ Beck ROBERT 1'INC H HASKELL Bo 107 16111 STIII ET NEW ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA UNDLCIDI IJ WENTWORTH SCIEINLE JULY 29 1942 Entered Upper Nllddle Class 1958 Branch Soule Debatrng Socrets C22 Academy Debatmg Team CZD PEA Senate 1J1'dll'ldllC Assoclatlon C2 Rocket Club 2D VICE Presldent 1 lacht Club Rifle Club A11 Club Football 2 V1 ILSON CARLYLE HAYES Toby Toad 1-H SPEINC ER AVEINUE SAUSALITO CALIFORNIA STANFORD A C, GILIKIAIN ENGINEERINC JANUARY 15 1943 Entered unlor Class 1956 DCJIHIIIKJIW Commlttee Student Serucc Cyroup C2J, Red Key CZD, Exonran, umor Debat mg SUClCtV, Southern Club, Pacrhc Coast Club C3D, Out Ing Club, Varsrts Football C21 Captam CID, JV Svx 1111 nung CZD, X7d1'S1IV Lacrosse C3Q Roommate Anson H Garnsev , . , I ' ' J ' 7 , s CD1 1 j 1 5 ' ' ' jg ' ' 5 1 C99 T ' Q ' 1 3 1 is - I ' 11- '- Q C Y ' ' 4: ' S , V I 1 - , tj. - , Q . K. 4, ,, C D. Entered Lower Middle Cllass, 19575 11ed4Key5 PEA Senateg 'i C,??1 , ,Y 'I 9 'Y' 5 L F' - W 2. 1 TUQDL 1 C D: I 9 A : - I C D- JAMES ROBERT HELLER Sunny frm 400 SOUTH FIRST STREET INDIANOLA IOWA GRINNELL A L GILMAN UNDECIDED JANUARY 28 1941 Entered Junior Class 1956 Dormltory Commlttee Student Service Group Southern Club MIGWCSIEIH Club 31 Vice Presldent CID Automobile Club Proctor JV Foot ball Varslty Football C3D V Wrestlmg Varsltw VVrest Ing C3D VarsIty Lacrosse C31 Honors C21 Roommate David L Pllmpton CLEMENS HERSCHEL III Clem Clemar GRASSY HILL ROAD LYME CONNECTICUT HARVARD ED GILMAN UNDECIDED APRIL 17 1942 Entered Iurnor Class 1956 Dormltory Commlttee Student ServIce Group Exonzan junior Debatmg Society Southern Club PacIfIc Coast Club C4D Brologv Group VarsItv Soccer CZD All Club Hockey All Club Lacrosse IV Golf C21 Roommate IVIIchael R Shervsood ROBERT GORDON HESS ,IR Don 10 PAUL REVERE ROAD WORCESTER MASSACHUSETTS YALE SOULE DIPLOMACY SEPTEMBER 15 1942 Entered Junior Class 1956 Student Council Dormitorn Committee Student Service Group Exonzun Dramauc ASSOCIHIIOH Mathematrcs DIscuss1on Group P8ClflC Coast Club Les Cabotlns All Club Basketball All Club Golf V Golf C25 Latin II Prize for Composmon Honorable Mention Mathematics I Prize lst HIgh Honors 4 Honors 5 Roommate William C Imes LEWIS HONE HITZROT Lew Hitz One Shoe 244 SOUTH COMPO ROAD WESTPORT CONNECTICUT PRINCETON PEABODX UNDECIDED OCTOBER 15 1941 Entered Iunior Class l956' Domlitory Committee' Student Service Group' Red Key' Los Castizos' Chemistry Club' Rocket Club' Rifle Club' All-Club Soccer IV. Winter Track' Varsity Winter Track CZD' Xarsity Spring Track C32 Co-Captain CID' Honors CID. Roommate: Kirk T. Foley JOHN ,IEFFREY IIOIQIZ jeff, Holtzy 3301 15TH STREET A, NIOLINE, ILLINOIS CARLETON BARRETT DIsc ,IOCKEY JUNE 4, 1942 Entered Lower Mildle Class, 19572 Student Councilg Dormitory Committeeg Clee Clubg Midwestern Clubg Les Cabotins' Automobile Club 2 . QAM CHARLES EDMUND HORMAN Chas Chucker Cheerful Churlre 231 EAST 76TH STREET NEW YORK 21 NEW IORI-I IIARVARD LAN D IL WRITING MW 15 1942 Entered Lovxer 'Vllddle Llass 1957 Student CUUHCII Pendulum 32 Presldent 1 Orchestra 2 Lantern Club CZD Presldent I Herodotan SOCICIY PACIFIC Coast Club Les Cabotms CZD Hxstorv I Prlze Enghsh II Slblex PIIZC Hlgh Honors C2 Honors 6 Roommate VVh1t1ey Bruner DAVID TEMPSON HOVVARD Fuzz Dave Rat BEAVER POND ROAD LINCOLN IVIASSALHUSETTS 'VI I T WILLIAMS DESIGNING APRIL 24 1941 Izntered Iumor Class 1956 Inqulrers Souety CZD P3LlflC CoastC1ub 3D Nlldvxestern C1ub Southern Club 25 Auton Ob11e Club C4D Presldent CID Varsltx Soccer Vdrs Itx Hockes 2D Roommate ohn Fltzpatrlck 10,- , cv S P i f A X 1 17 tw 1 Ii Inns? .1 54 fm' ' I... I I 5 11 1... Y :J MICHAEL BALFE HOWARD Mzke Hunt Mzck Balfe 133 EAST 8O'rH STREET NEW YORK 21 NEW YORK HARVARD SOULE BRAINWASHING JULY 24 1942 Entered ,Tumor Class 1956 Student Councrl Dormrtorx Commrttee Student Servrce Group PEAN QU Charrman CID Exoman C21 Orchestra Band Lantern Club Hero dotan Soclety Pacrfrc Coast Club CZD Les Cabotms JV Tenms Manager CID Roommate Robert MacN Gates WILLIAM CARL IMES Bzll Boop Beep BIROHDALE MINNESOTA HARYARD SOULE LUMBERJACK SEPTEMBER 17 1942. Entered Iumor Class 1956 Dormrtorv Commrttee Student SCIVICC Group Exoman C21 E Book Branch Soule De batmg Socrety Iunlor Debatmg Socrety Mathematrcs Drs Deutsche Vereln Model Rallroad Club Latm III P1126 3rd Wrllram Allen Francls Mathematrcs 1 Pnze 2nd German II Prrze 1st Hrgh Honors C7D Honors C21 Roommate Robert G Hess ROBERT SYLVESTER IVERSEN Bob Ike 108 KNICKERBOCKER ROAD DEMAREST NEW JERSEY CORNELL CILLEY HOTFL MANAGEMENT SEPTEMBER 30 1941 Entered Senror Class 1959 P8ClflC Coast Club R1f1e Club Varsxtv Basketball Roommate Steven A Wolf CHARLES ALDERSON JANEWAY JR Chas Carl Carlre 445 CONCORD ROAD WESTON MASSACHUSETTS UNDECIDED SOULE MEDICINE FEBRUARY 5 1943 Entered Upper Mrddle Class 1958 Branch Soule Debatm Socletv Orchestra CZD Band CZD ,IV Cross Countrv Sl-Lung Hrgh Honors CZD Honors 1 Roommate Vhllram R Haddawav . , . , 7 7 , ' r 2 1 . Q 3 v 1 - I su i 9 4 is - , 9 1 -9 - . ., . I I I 7 Y ' , 4 ' . ' 4 . l . . H ,, . - - ' 1 . ' . . 2 5 ' cussion Groupg Kirtland Societyg Midwestern Clubg Der 3 . f . ' Q 7 , 3 v 1 S ' I I I . ' , . , Y 3 .. 9 , 3 , . i I 5 , , L 1 . ' ' , 1 ' Y - ' 5 11,4 ' s :-- ,QJ-V : 9 C D. . 1- ' . SIEPHEN FRANKLIN JASPER 804 UPPER LANDSDOWNE AVENUE X101NTREAL UEBEC CANADA NICGILL VVEBSTPI: TEACHINC SEPTEMBER 17 1942 Entered Senlor C lass 1959 International Club Roommate Daud A Dunlap ARTHUR EDVVARD JOHNSON ohns Art Arne WHEATON MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WHEELWHIGHT CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JULY 4 1942 Entered Louer Mlddle Class 1957 Student Councrl Dorm1torv Commrttee Charrman 1 Student Serum. Group C21 Glee Club Cholr Mldvxestern Club C35 Chemlst Club Automoblle Club HI h Honors C41 ROBERT LAWRENCE JOHNSON 93 FERINWOOD AVENUE HAVERHILL MASSACHUSETTS U S NAVAL ACADEMY A C' GILMAN U S NAVY AUGUST8 1941 Entered Lovxer Mlddle Class 1957 Dormltory C0l'Hl'I11IfCC Treasurer ID Red Key C21 Presldent CU Southern Club Chapel Monrtor VHTSIIV Football C31 A11C1ub VVrestl1ng XISISIIY Lacrosse 3D Captam C21 VVARD CHRISTIAN JOHNSON 011115 CLARA CITY MINNESKJTA CARLETON LANGDELL UNIJECIDED 1N1ARCH 7 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Band C21 Mldwestern Club CZD Der Deutsche Verem V Cross Countrw All Club Basketball A11L1ub Basebal , ,, , , . L , , Y A 7 Q , I ' 1 f'f., ' ' . f . . ,' I , , I . I ' I I y 1 . .- --1 v L I . , . . A C D- V. 3 1 Y 7 . . ' . ' y . 7 7 7 7 I9 9 5 g Q Honors C31 7 7 . . , . , . . . 1 - , 7 7 7 C 9 , s n ' - l . S ! 7 , 7 - I ' 9 C , , I J . , ' 2 7 1 1 5 ' . - ' . 1. -- ,. Y v 1 ' - ' -- .1 E 1 1 - S , - . NICOLAS GIANNIS KAIRIS Nick, N. G., Ki 3125 WEsTMouNT BOULEVARD, RIONTREAL, QUEBEC, CANADA HARVARD ABBOTT PLACE SHIPPING SEPTEMBER 17, 1943 Entered Upper Middle Class, l958g Red Key C2D, Secre- tary CD5 Branch-Soule Debating Society C2Dg Dramatic Association C213 Inquirer's Societyg International Club C2D, Secretary-Treasurer Cljg Les Cabotins C2Dg Astronomy Groupg Outing Clubg Varsity Lacrosse, Manager C253 Honors Roommate: Francis A. Westbrook ROBERT WHARTON KEHLER 12 DRAKE ROAD, SCARSDALE, NEW YORK OBERLIN ABBOT MEDICINE OCTOBER 26 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Orchestra C2D Band C25 Royal Exon1ans hlldwestern Club A11 Club Swim Walt Kes mmg CARY LEE KEITH e 155 FAIRVIEW AvENuE BROCKTON MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST BANCROFT UNDECIDED Aucusr 3 1942 Entered Junior Class 1956 Student Service Group unlor Debatmg Soclety PEA Senate Mathematlcs Discusslon Group Com Club Mountalneerlng Club Outmg Club Rifle Club CZD All Club Soccer All Club Baseball Honors SD Roommate Barry D Barnes WALTER WILSON KESLER 6 TAN LANE EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE U S NAVAL ACADEMY AT HOME U S NAVY FEBRUARY 19 1942 Entered Junior Class 1956 Student Servlce Group C4D Glee Club Band Royal Exomans Der Deutsche Verem C4 Pres1dentC2D Proctor V Football VHISIIS Football C22 A11 Club Wrestling IV Baseball C2D Klrtland Latln I Prize lst Robert F Pennell Latln I Prize Honorable Mention Robert F Pennell Latin II Prize lst Wlulam Francls Mathematlcs II Prize lst Gemian I Prize lst German II Prize lst Gemman III Prize lst Wentworth Physical Scxences II Prlze 3rd Highest Honors C41 Hlgh Honors C SD x . . I I I . li F i ' ' Rd x 1 1 . . 1 9 . .5-I. . 3 . I. . 1 i i i Q i ' i ' i C. 1 .v 1 . . , r i. .1 i i i Dv i. SJ-' 3 ,I i ' 5'- . i .7 9 ' . I . .I .' . ' I I 1 r i 1 1 i . . ' I. . ' l . , v i i CHARLES DARROVV KIRKPATRICK IR C D Clmrlre Brown f Darrow LOOKOUT 1 1ILI CHATHAIN1 N1AssAcuUsETTs l1ARVARD CILILX SELF PRESERVATION JUNE 14 1942 Entered Iunlor Class 1956 V1ce PresIdent of Lovxer 'X11ddle Class Vxce Presldent of Upper Mlddle Class Sec retary of Semor Class Student Councxl 2 Dormrtory Cornmlttee 21 Student Seruce Group C25 Chalrman fl, Red Key C22 Mathematlcs DISCUSSIQID Croup C2D HP cdotan Soclety 1nqu1rers Socletv 2 PaC1f1C Coast C ub Mxclxx estern Club C2j Les Cabotms Bxology Group Shop Club RIfle Club Chapel Momtor All Club Foot ball Varslty WInter Track C3D Co Capta1n CID IV Spnng Track VBISIIY Sprmg Track CSD Stephen Potter Memorlal Track Trophw oseph Gaut Cup Cheerleader Honors 4 Roommate Donald Forte FREDERICK HOUSTON KITCHEL Kztch Fred PASSUMPSIC VERMONT UNDLCIDED DUNBAR PARMIINC NOVEMBER 28 1941 Entered Iuruor Class 1956 Dormrtorw Comm1ttee Student Seruce Group PEAN Pacxflc Coast Club Mldvtestern Club V Skung Varsltv Crevt C2D Honors 2 DAVID WATSON KRUGER Dave Krug 7 LANGDON AVENUE EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE DNRTIXIOUTH AT HOME lV1IN1STRY JULY 24 1942 Entered Junror Class 1956 Band 2 Los Castmos Radu: Club Stamp Club CZD Automoblle Club Church Momtor V Basketball Manager CII Varslty Basketball Manager PETER KINMONT KRYNINE Pete 229 w7OODLAND DRIVE, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA HARVARD MERRILL BIOPHYSICS OCTOBER 31, 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class, 1958, Mathematlcs Dlscus slon Group, Les Cabotms C21 Blology Group CZD, Chemr strv Club, Astronomy Group, Chess Club, Honors C3D .,. ,I .. ' .' A - . Y , , 1 5 - 1 f ' ' ' CD' ' ' , y A C . , . N- . I A A E I -I 1 , 1 - 9 4 I s - - ' I r ' 1 ' ' 9 , HJ , . . I I ,, 7 l 7 1 7 , . . . , , , , .. , , 3 . . , . CD, 7 . , I . , , l Y H, 9 CD4 4 ' . ' . ' ' . 2' ' . 7 Y 7 7 . , 1-- - , 5, - , NVALTER HAMER LACEY, 11 Luce, 1Valt, Useless VVEST HILL ROAD, KEENE, NEW HANIPSHIRE TuETs WTEBSTER RIEDICINE DECEMBER 10, 1942 Entered Junior Class, 19564 Student Service Group C4Dg Branch-Soule Debating Societyg Junior Debating Societyg Nlidwestern Club C2Dg Der Deutsche Verein C3D: Shop Club C2jg All-Club VVrestlingg All-Club Lacrosse. Roommate: George E. Coorssen S1 ARLINCI RANSOME LAVVRENC E lar EDMUND WILLIAM LANG VKATERWAYS EXPERINIENT STATION VILKSBURG RIISSISSIPPI HARXARD WHEELWRIGHT ELECTRICAL ENGIWEERIING OCTOBER 3 1942 Entered Senior Class 1959 PEA Senate Southern Club Radio Club Rifle Club Roommate Arthur W Bovlston 161 SOUTH PVCDODLAND STREET ENCI Ewooo NEW JERSEY PRINCETON DUNRAR LAVV lX1ARLH 11 1943 Entered Lower Middle Class 1957 Student Service C roup CZD Branch Soule Debatlng Societv C21 PEA Senate ln quirer s Society Pacific Coast Club C31 Les C abotms 2 Rocket Club Honors C5D Rick Laz -H-lr PIORRENLE COURT CINCINNATI 2 OHIO DARTMOUTH XIERRILL BUSINESS JANUARYI 1942 Entered Upper bllclclle Class 1958 Dormltorv Committee CZD Chairman CID Branch Soule Debatmg Societv C25 PEA Senate Dramatic Association C21 Executive Com mittee lj Xlathematlts Discussion Cyroup International Club Midwestern Cslub Church Monitor Ed S 7'k'CD: FRED LAZARUS, IV PETER THATCHER LEACH Pete Lech The Lecher 33 W EST 54TH STREET NEW YORK 19 AER YORK SORBONINE VVERSTER XIATADOR NOVEMBER 19 1942 Entered unlor Class 1956 Student Seruce Group C21 Exoman Pendulum 2 unlor Debatmg Socrety Drama t c ASSOCIHIIOH C21 Lantern Club Kxrtland Socretv Hero dotan Socretv C21 Presldent CI1 Inquxrers SOCICYY C21 'Xlrdvx estern Club C21 Southern Club C31 P8Clf1C Coast Club C41 Les Cabotms C21 Secretary Treasurer C11 Mountalneerlng Club Outlng Club C21 French II Prrze Roommate Daud B Drlscoll JOHN DARWIN LEEKLEY JR Leeks Leaky john CENTREVILLE MARYLAND HARVARD CILLEY UNDECIDED FEBRUARY I6 1942 Entered Iumor Class 1956 Red Key PEAN Southern Club C41 Rad1O Club Photographlc Croup C21 Rrfle Club VHISIIV Crevs lWanager I LOUIS CHRISTMAS LENZEN Lou 96 SERRANO DRIVE ATIIERTON CALIFORNIA HARVARD MERRILL UNDECIDED ANUARY 8 1943 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Pendulum Check Lantern Club C21 Herodotan SOC1CtY C21 P3ClflC Coast Club Southern Club Les Cabotms B1oIogy Group A11 Club Football C21 All Club Swlmmmg VICTOR LAMAR LEWIS, IR Vzc 900 EAST Rnxcwoon ROAD, NORTH, LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS AMIHIERST AMEN MEDICINE SEPTEMBER 22, 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class, 1958, DOIIHIIOIY Commlttee, Exoman, Mmdwestern C lub, Les Cabotms, All Club Tennrs, Hrstorv III Prlze, lst, Honors C11 Roommate Jeffrey L Dow , I Y I . 1 , - - - 1 v P T . . , . I ' Y 4 . . . 4 j' f. , C D51 I . 'S ' 3 S 5 .S ' . . . , . . , , 9 t H 4 1 ' 9' 1 ' A H 9 D N A U , - l 5 lst: High Honors qsj, Honors C41. Y 7 , . 7 7 I . . 'P V Q - 5 'I J I 1 su w 9 I 3 9 , G C D- 7 7 I , ' , I s us. 5 9 I I 5 9 4 a sl s - 3 - . XX ALTER HUSTON LILLARD III W ahah Chuckah Baby keed 44 Bnoox ROAD SHARON RIASSACHUSETTS Daxtrmourn Armor UNDECIDED Aucusr 5 1942 Entered Upper Nhddle Class 1958 PEA Senate In QUIICIS Socmetv C21 Southern Club Pacrfxc Coast Club Les Cabotms VSISIIV Football JV Basketball Varslty Basketball Roommate Nlanon Sanford ROLF ROLFSON LIUM Rolf Dub RYE NEW HAMPSHIRE HARVARD ABBOT BIOCHEINIISTRY AUGUST 10 1941 Entered Iumor Class 1956 Student Councll Dormltorv Commlttee Red Key CZD Presldent CID Varsltv Crew C31 Co-Captam CID Captam CU Honors C61 X Dx J bb SQ DOUGLASS NELSON LOUD Beast Spzder Loud 1 GRACIE SQUARE NEW Yom: 28 NEW Yoruc YALE DUNBAR UNDECIDED OCTOBER 27 1941 Entered umor Class 19:6 Dramatlc Assoc1at1onC3D I qulrers Soclety Mldwestern Club Southern Club P3ClflC Coast Club Rocket Club 7 , 7 I I Y A , 1 1- ', ' . . -4 . s , :-. 1 rr' l 1 i , , ', 4 s . 9 , s . , A , 9 - l I , , A ,J Y xi- D 21 :Cf ,., T I ! I 7 7 I , Q zn- Q . MAR! DENNIS PATRICK LYNC H Denny 5 RlUNMOUTH AVLNUI- RuIvIsoN NEW JERsLv YALE Hovr ALTUARY SEPTEMBER 13 1941 Entered Semor Class 1959 VarsItv C ross Country Y arsrtx Basketball Varsltv Tenms Roommate Robert blelrrablan THOMAS DONALD MEILFARLANE D011 Aluc PEVERLY HILL ROAD Ponrsmourn NEW HAMPSHIRE HARVARD CILLEY ENCINEERING FEBRUARI 26 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 PdC1f1C Coast C,lub C39 Rlfle C lub A11 Club C ross C ountrx V C ross Countrx Varslts C ross Countrv JOHN HAYVVARD MACK Mackster Knzfe Slmger 9 VK AIAIAQRME ROAD NEW CANAAN CONNECTICUT PR INCETON lVlERRlLL luswsss lVlARCH 7 1942 Entered Lovs er MIddle Cslass 1957 Domutory Lomnnttu. Inqulrers Soclety QZD Pacxhc Coast Club JV Football All Club Baseball Roommate Hou aId Carter JOHN EDVVARD MADSEW JR. 1316 MARLBOROUGII AvENuE PLAINEIELD NEW JERSEY DARTMOUTII LANGDELL NIEDICINE APRIL 14 1942 Entered Junior Class 1956 Student Service Group 2 - Glee Club C21 Inquirers Society' Pacific Coast Club' 'glidsaelitern Club' International Club' Rifle Club' JN. oot a . Roommate: Jeffrey S. Soles AUCIUST MAFFRY IR Cus Zug 532 EAsT 871II STREET NEW Yomc 28 NEW YORK 11ARvARn LANGDELI. g0CIAI ANTHROPOLOC Y NIovEIxIBER 2 1942 En ered jumor Class 1936 Dormltory Commlttee Drama IIC Assouatnon C3D Herodotan Soclety P8C1flC Coast Club C-ID Bnologv Croup Outmg Club C3D All Club Wrestlmg JV Baseball C2D Cummlngs Greek I PIIZC 2nd Hlgb llonors 3 Honors 4 Roommate Nlarshall M Bouton JOHN ALAN MAHANEY I y ake 338 IXIAIN STREET SACO RIAINE I-I ARK ARD WENTWORTII UNDECIDED DECEMBER 23 1941 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Dornutorx C'ommIttee Red Key PHCIFIC Coast Club Mldwestern Club A11 Club Foot ball VHISIIY Football C2D Varsxtv Wmter Track C3D C Captam CID ,IV Sprlng Track Varsnv Sprmg Track C3D Co Captaln CID Roommate Bruce L McPherson WILLIAM SHERMAN 'NIANIUEL 23349 SHAKEH BOULEVARD CLEVELAND 23 OHIO YALE WVENTWORTH ENGINEERING FEBRUARY 24 1942 Entered Lovxer Mlddle Class 1957 Xhdwestern Club C2D Church Momtor Varslty Football All Club Svummmg VAYSIIX Crevt f2D Honors I Roommate Bruce Bartlev DUNCAN SWIFT MARTIN Dune Reeds 108 IREIvIoNT STREET NEW BEDFORD MASSACHUSETTS UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN CILLEY UYDECIDED MAY 22 1941 Entered jumor Class 1956 Dormltorv Commlttee Band 2 Quartermaster CID Royal Exomans C4D Leader C2D Varsltv Soccer C2D All Club Basketball Varslty La Lrosse CZD Roommate Carl A Chase SITQPHEN GEORGE MARTIN Stew: 33l:RLDL11It R C'1nc'r.E, xlADISON, Xlasnoxslx C1::1vERslTY OF Vllrscoxsm BANCROFT UNDECIDED SEPTEINIBER 20, 1941 Entered Senior Class, 1959g Southern Clubg J.V. Cross Cfountry: Varsity Vllrestling. Roommate: Arthur D. Vllinkler RALPH GERALD NIAURER 501 EAST 13TH STREET LITTLEEIELD 1ExAs HARVARD MERRILL lVIEDlCINE SEPTEMBER 5 1943 En ered Upper Mrddle Glass 1958 Orchestra CZD Band C21 Mathematxcs Drscusslon Group Screntrhc Gouncll Chcmlstry Club C25 Presldent CD Astronomy Croup CZD Blology Group CZD Che s Club Hlgh Honors C21 Honors CID JOHN LITTLE MATTHEW Mat Johnny Bedroom Eyes SWFET BR1AR VIRGINIA HARVARD LANGDELL DIPLOMACT JANUARY 11 1943 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Student Seruce Group CZD Exonzan Branch Soule Debating Soclety lJIdI'I1dUL ASSOCIHIIOH CZD PACIFIC Coast Glub C2 Les Cabotms 2 Rrfle Club JV Wrnter Track All Club Flenms DAVID PE 1 ER MCGORMIC K 261 xlULLlIN STRELT XVATERTOWN NEW XORR 1 IARVARD WEBSTEII ENGINEERIING JULY 27 1941 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Student C,ounc1l Domntory Comnnttee 2D Charrman 1 Student Servrce Group C-U IEAN CZD Junior Debatlng Soclety Clee Glub Choir lnqulrers SOCICIN 3 lXlldVK6SfC,I'l1 Glub C2 1 lCl 'ldIlUI1dl Club Les Cabotrns 2 Los Castmos Astro nomx Group Rl0Lll1ldll'1CC1'1llg Glub CZD Rrtle Glub All Club Soccer A11 Club Squash JV Squash A11 Club La crmssL X7dl'SllY Lacrosse General Sclence Prlze Honors Roommate Jose M Comu , . P 7 - , ,V y '--s r ! 7 ' 7 , -- . - . ' D. , CD. x ' s y Q- ' 1 g.. , - .. 1 A , 1 ., , , , -- 7 5 ' R -1 . Q 5' 7 7 7 9 7 7 v - r - 7 . , . C. . . . y v 1 -'A y - r , ,. , ' .. 7 L J 7 , . . , , . . 7 Y 7 J ' 1' 1 - ' A C. CD, . D . ' .' ' . ' . Y Y Y y 7 . .I . ,J .ycy ,. N D 1 1 , y - y U' , , , , .Cl . 1. , . v 1 V 1' ' R . -5 J 1 . Y Y 7 - J . f-- J .-Q ' x v'- 9 ' ' sf-,. , 'v . , ' ' . - Cl' 7 ta 7 7 1 - J , 'Z . . 1 '. ANDREVN DURHAM MCCAUCHEY Andy 131 C UILFORD ROAD BLOOINIFIELD IHIILLS IXIICHICAN HARVARD Hoxr JOURNALISIVI JUNE 30 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle C lass 1958 lendulum PEA Sen ate 2D Internatlonal Club Chess Club 2D freasurer CID AllL1ub Soccer CZD JV Wrestllng Varsrtv VVrestl Ing Honors 1 KEVIN MICHAEL MCGRAHI I1 Kev Mac 120 WILLIAMS STREET AMAICA PLAIN 30 RIASSACHUSETTS DARTMCJUTH ABBOT PLACE MASS COMWUNILATICJNS FEBRUARY 20 1943 Entered Upper lV1Icldle Class 1958 Branch Soule Debat Ing SOCICIY C2D Presldent CID Dramatxc ASSKICIJIICID C2D Secretary CID Lantern Club Heroclotan SOCICIV Interna tlonal Club Outmg Club Proctor All Club Cross Country All Club W1nter Track Merrrll Dramatlc Spealung Prue PATRICK HENRY MLGRAVV Pat Illac 18 EAST ROCKET CIRCLE PARK FOREST ILLINOIS BUSIINESS JULY 20 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Dormxton Commlttee Branch Soule Debatmg Soclety Dramatrc Assoclatlon 'Nlathematrcs Dxscusslon Group P3ClflC Coast Club Mld vsestern Club Les Cabotms All Club Football Roommate XAf7l11l3II1 N WIIICIHSOH r BRUCE LEE McPHERSO'N1 Ilort Mac Bruce 2730 PIERCE STREET SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORVIA STANFORD VS ENTVE QRTII ARCHITECTURE NOVENIBER 24 1941 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 DIJTDIIICJIX Commntu: Student Seruce Group Exonmn CZD Southern Club PdClfIC Coast Club C2D RICE PresIdent CID Rlfle Club CZD I ICC Presldent CID All Club Football C2, I I Sxum mmg VSISIIV Lacrosse C2D Roommate john A Nlabancx , N . 1 , ., I , T 7 ' . , J . , - 1 --r I I C s ' I 1 I C , , , -- - I , 1 CD- I ,I A , I E 7 ', Q - - I 1 ' ' ' , 4 9 ' ,L - 9 9 9 - - Q , 5 . , ,- I I ' I CARLETON VENTWORTH 1 , ' , 9 .' A 9 ' - 5 S 9 I' 1 5 - , . ' . . Y Y ' : . , 1 I , , I ' , 4 I , ' Y , ' .- ' . ' V ' s. ,' . ' . ' . 7 Y ' ' , ,. . 1 . , , , - . . V' , -' . Y D. 7 v' , , - I ,- - P , - I .I ' ' 'Y ROl31iR'1 MLHRABIAN Bob AVENUE SHAHREZA, Koovxz ABIVARD, TEHERAN, IRAN UNDECIDED Hovr UNDECIDED JULY 31, 1941 Entered Senior Class 1959- Varsity Soccer. STEVEN REID MENGE Egnem Steve 4533 SOUTHERN BOULEVARD IDAYTON 29 O1-no DUKE BANCRQFT Busmsss lNlAY 21 1942 lzntered Iunlor Class 1956 Student Seruce Group 3D Branch Soule Debatmg Soclety C2D PEA Senate C2D 1 qulrers SOCIBYY C3D Treasurer C1D Ixlrtland Socletv 3D Secretarw Treasurer C1D Mldvxestern Club C3D P3Clf1L Coast Club CSD All Club Football I V Wrestllng Captam 1 Yarstty VVrestl1ng C2 JV Colf C2D Varsxtv Golf sl. 2 1lrs..I JACK MERRILL umpmg ack Lennze 4 COLUNIAL CREEN LOUDONVILLE lNEvs DORK X ALI Souus C uLrs11sTRx OLTORER 19 1941 Entered unlor Class 1956 unlor Debating Soclets Clue Club C2D Chou Dramat1c Assoclatlon Klrtland SOCICIQ 2D Les Cabotlns C2D Chemlstrv Club Outmg Club C4D Secretarx Treasurer 1 A11 Club Soccer Varsm Soccer -Xllllub Sxummmg V Sulmmmg All Club Lacrosse Xarsxtx Lacrosse Pennell Latm 1 Prrze C2ndD Hlgh Honors 7 Honors 3 Roommate John E Postlu , , , 7 ! 7 4 ' Vg, .9 ' ' ' C 9 I- n- , l l,. . ln- Y , ' 4 ,CH, 5 - s-- ', ' CDs -' ' Ds--3 9 '. CZD. s',,, 2 -T . , 4' f I 'N 1 . ld X 'I . 1 ., in I ' I , ' f 1 , , ' 11 ' 1 , ,' V121 V 1 .l . 5 . w V Cz K' ' s . 1 . , I .CDS -.. 1 P -'CDs CD- : . Q',',JI'. JAXIES STEPHEN MERRILL Twztch 1140 STH AVENLH NEW Yomc NEW Yomc HARVARD SQULI, XlATHEMAT1CS AUGUST 1 1942 Entered junlor Class 1956 Exoman Pendulum E Book K1rtlmdSoc1etyC2D Preslden CID AllClub Soccer EUGENE BRADLEY MEYER Bra E B E 809 WVEST LAKE AVENUE BALTIMORE 10 lVIARYLAND HARVARD AMEN UNDECIDED IDECEMBER 6 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Dramatlc Assocratxon C21 V Cross Country Roommate George S Blackburn BOYD MICHAILOVSKY Nllke Wosk 42: Easr 86TH STREET NEW YORK 28 NEYV Yomc I'iARVARD KIRTLAND ANTHROPOLKJCY NOVEMRER 6 1942 Entered Iunxor Class 1956 Exoman 4 Executrve Ed1 tor C1 Lantern Club Secretarv Treasurer C11 Mathe maucs Dlscusslon Group Krrtland SOCICIW Hera dotan Soc: etv Allllub Tennls Klrtland Latin I Prlze 3rd Honors ALEXANDER LEWIS 'XIILLER Ace Pukah Al 76 BELVEDERE PLACE lVION'l'REAL CANADA NICCILL VVILLIAMS LAW NIARCH 15 1943 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Branch Soule Debatmg Souetw Pacrfnc Coast Club Les Cabonns Automobrle Club All Club Hockew Varsxty Hockev Roommate Robert H Paterson L 1 11 1 1 1 - s H . - . l 41 11 I H1 1 1 1 5 2 , . t 9 -1 . K 1 ' 1 d, . . . 1 ' 1 1 . 1 N . . . 1 1 - 1 , . . . ,A .- Y T 1 1 ' 1 --1 1 1 ' D1 1 ' 1 ' - ' ' . ' ' 1. , . ', - 1 .1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 A w 1 1 5 1 ' 1 1 ' ' i. Y .. N s ' 1 . . ,1 - 1 1 1 1 ' ,'1 .- JAMES EDWIN MITCHELL 1m lVI1fcl1 1706 KEARSARGE ROAD LA JOLLA CALIFORNIA HARVARD CLLLEY PREsT1crAToR JULY 27 1942 Entered Junlor Class 1956 PEAN CSD Photographlc Edu tor CID Dramatlc Assoclatron C3D Herodotan Soclety Southern Club Yacht Club CZD Rlfle Club C21 Honors JOSEPH WILLIAM MITLYNG JR oe 2221 26TH AVENUE SOUTH MAPLES 6 MINNESOTA CARLETON BARRETT HOUSE NIECHANICAL ENGINEERING APRIL 5 1942 En ered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Dormltory Commlttee glee Club Chou Mxdwestern Club 2D Proctor All Club rew Roommate ohn P Burns JOHN ANDERSON MONATH Who Needs It 15 HARBOR ROAD HEWLETT NEW YORK LIARVARD VN ENTWDRTH UNDECIDED FEBRUARY 9 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 IJOITIIIIOIX Commlttee PEAN Exoman 25 Band Mldwestern Club C2D P3C1flC Coast Club C2D Blology Group Automob1le Club Rrfle Club C2 All Club Crew Honors 6 WILBUR FRANCIS MONROE 123 DEAN ROAD BROOKLINE MASSACHUSETTS BROWN CILLEY UNDECIDED JANUARY 10, 1942 Entered Junior Class, 19569 Inquirer's Society C31 Pacific Coast Club CSDQ Les Cabotins C213 Automobile Clubg A11- Club Soccerg AIlfClub Baseball. 118 l DAVID SARCEXT deN1OULP1ED dehlope Norse Dme CONCORD 'I URNPIKE LEE NEW HANIPSIIIRE STANFORD CILLEY ENGINEERING JUNE 5 1942 Entered Iunlor Class 1956 Red Key C2D Exonmn V Cross Countrs Varsrtv Cross Country C3D Captarn Yarsrtx Wrnter Track C2D ,IV Sprmg Track C2D Yarsrty Spnng Track CZD Roommate Nhchael T Harrrgan JOHN WINTERSMITH MUDD Mud Goo Snake 227 Souru MUIRFIELD ROAD Los ANGELES CALIFORNIA STANFORD DUNRAR CIaIEvI1cAL ENGINEERING FEBRUARY 6 1942 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Dormltory Commlttee Student SCIVICC Group PEAN7 Inqulrers SOClCtV Mathematlcs DISCUSSIOH Group Pac1fIc Coast Club Chemrstry Club Bxologv Group CZD Rocket Club Automoblle Club All Club Basketball All Club Lacrosse VVILLIAM BOSS MUNIER Moonrav Moons B111 237 DODGE AVENUE CORNIWG NEW YORK HARVARD DUNBAR PSYCI-IIATRY DECEMBER 8 1942 Entered Lower Xhddle Class 1957 Student Seruce Group PEA Senate Orchestra CSD Band C3D Nathematrcs Drs cusslon Croup Les Cabotlns Chemlstrw Club Rocket Club C3D Treasurer CID CHARLES DAVID NELSOY Dave Rocky N else R F D 41 HARRISBURG ILLINOIS HARVARD KIRTLAND PHILOSOPHY OCTOBER 6 1941 Entered Upper Nlrddle Class 1958 Student Councrl Domutory Commlttee Branch Soule Debattng Socletv CZD Secretary Treasurer CID Academy Debatmg Team PEA Senate C2D Dramatrc Assoclanon CZD Lantern Club Der Deutsche Verem Proctor JV Baseball Hrgh Honors CID Honors 2 IAMES lxELI IH N11 VLINC JR 218 SOUTH Enom' STRI IT C I I Allfll-I D P1-NNSX I VANIA PRINCETON A C CALMAN AIATHENIATICS IXOVEMBER I5 1942 Entered Upper Mldclle C,lass 1958 Band C2D Mathe matics Discussion Group High Honors CID Honors I 'IHOMAS STEELE NIC HOLS Tun N1ck I tlzmk not' 79 EAST 79TH STREET NEW Yomt 21 IXEW YORK UNIVERSITY OF CAIRO VVEBSTER CONDUCTOR ON THE J I' A M tx 11 42 Entered ,Iumor Class 1956 Dornutorx Committee Student Scruce Group C2D Red Kew PEAN' C3D Photographer at large C2 Eroman Dramattc Assoclation Ilerodotan Soclcts Mulwestcrn Club Southern Club C2D Pautit Coast Club 3D Les Cabotms 2 Blologx Cfroup Outing Club Automobile Club Varsltw llocku Nlmagcr ID AllClub Lacrosse Varsttx Lacrosse C2D Honors I BRADLEY IIOVVARD INXY1 ROXI Brad Nice 213 NORTH ZND STREET LE SUEUR XIINNESOTA C,ARt.EToN KNIGHT UNDECIDED APRIL 13 1941 Entered Junior Class 1956 Dornutorx CIJIIITIIIIICC Student Seruce Group CZD Inquirers Souetx 2D Mathematics Dtscusslon Group Midwestern Club C2D Blologx broup 2 Shop Club 2D Outrng Club Printing Club 2D I resldent CID All Llub Basketball Roommate Daniel B C,urlI Bill Monk Honors I . VI ILLIAM BUCHANAN O BCJYLE 'rib V 4, 3, w 5007 SENECA DRIIE IJALLAS TEXAS HARVARD PEABODY LINDECIDED CDCTOBER 31 1941 Entered unior Cflass 1956- Student Serxice Cyroup 3 - Exonian 2 Advertising Manager I 'Dramatic Associaa tion' Irlerodotan Society- Archaeology Society C2D Secre- tary-Treasurer CID Vice-President CID- Les Cabotins C4D' Los Castizos Secretary 1 - Pennell Latin I Prize 3rd- PAUL REVERE OCONNELL JR Revere 34 DRURY LANE WCDRLESTER RIIASSACHUSETTS DARTMOUTH KNIGHT LINDECIDED RIARCH 10 1942 Entered Lovser Mrddle Class 1957 Dormltors Lommlttee CID Chaxrman CID Branch Soule Debatmg Socletv CZD PEA Senate C2D Treasurer CID Glee Club C2D Band Peaclquacs PdC1f1C Coast Club C2D Shop Club All Club Soccer JV Svummmg Varsrty Swxmmmg C2D Varsrty C 'f 3D JONATHAN OLMSTED BEDFORD ROAD LINCOLN RIASSACHUSETTS WILLIAMS CILLEY ARCHITECTURE AUGUST 27 1942 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Secretary of Lower Nllddle Class Student Councll Dormltory Commlttee Glee Club C4D Presldent of MusIcaI Clubs Cholr C4D Peadquacs Leader 1D Inqurrers SOCICCY Mldwestern Club P3C1f1L Coast Club PhIlIIps Church Deacon JV Swlmmmg Va slty Swlmmmg Roommate Rlchard S Stauffer DAVID BISHOP OWEN Cupzd Cupe Shorty 105 WOODSTOCK AVENUE KENILWORTH ILLINOIS HARVARD CILLEY LAW AUGUST 25 1942 Entered ,lumor Class 1956 Branch Soule Debatmg Socl ety Orchestra CZD Band C4D Royal Exomans C3D Mld western Club CZD Model Rallroad Club I-hgh Honors CID Honors C3D JOHN VVILLIAM PARFITT III 451 RIVER ROAD MANCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE PRINCETON AMEN UNDECIDED AUGUST 29 1941 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Mathematxcs Drscus snon Group Chess Club IV Sknng Varsrty Slulng C2D Var Ity Golf C3D Honors C3D ROBERI HENRY PATERSOX B0 1 Put f Xrvx LNCJIAND IDRIXI RoIIILs1IR I8 XXVI Home Il XIII 'XIUUTII Vt ILUAVS 1IAcIIIxc IXIARCH I9 1942 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Student Serx Ice Group C2D E Book 2D umor Debatlng SOCICIX Paclflc Coast Club C2D V Cross Countrx 2D Captam I bla-l1'S1tX Cross Countrs C2 ,IX Hockes XQISIICX Hockev C2 AIICIub I icrosse 2 Roomrnate A Alexander INIIIIer MARC, LOUIS PIERRE PELEN 3001 CATHEDRAL AVENUE NORTHWEST VVASHINCTON D C HARVARD WHEELWRIGHT LINGUISTICS DECEMBER I5 1942 Entered Lou er Mlddle Class 1957 Student Servlee C roup Exoman Pendulum Branch Soule Debatlng Socretx Lant ern Club C2D 1nternatIonaI Club C3D VICE Presldent CID Presrdent CID Les C,abotIns CSD Chess Club Church hlonltor AII Club Tennls V Tennls Honors 5 C'rew I IJANA WILLIAM PAXSON ax 1410 LEWIS AVENUE ST osEPH MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON PEABODY 'XIATHEMATICS OCTORER 3 1942 Entered Lovter IV1Idd1e Class 1957 Les Cabotrns Radlo Country AIICIub Track C2D ,IV Track 2D Larlcln XICHIOFIII Scholarshlp In Art Honors 4 THOMAS DOANE PERRY III 66 BURDITT AVENUE HINGHAM IXIASSACHUSETTS YALE WILLIAMS TEACHINL. -IUNE 24 1942 Entered Lovser Mrddle Class 1957 Dramatrc AQSOCIHIIOH 2 Busrness Manager CID House Manager CID P3ClflC Coast Club C2D Mldvsestern Club Les Cabotrns C3D Outrng Club C2D, Yacht Club C2D, Rrfle C,1ub, IV Sw Im mmg, X7HISlIX Swlmnnng C2D, All Club Crew, Varslty Roommate John L Hanson Il' . I ,.-, Cxljlrfl' lf .Vg , 9 N .' . N JI--1 I JC, Ds' J I I 297- 19' C, D9 -7 -1 ' P , I Clubg Cfhess Club C2D, President,CIDg All-Club Cross I 3 -I ' g . . C 3 ' ' I '2 . ' ' 5 f's fl '-:I-- l Ts -,Cl cm, l ,' .' Q xiii 8 X DAVID LEWIS PLIMPTON Blumpth Plump 4600 PALISADE AVENUE RIVERDALE 71 NEW YORK AMHERST A C GILMAN FOREIGN SERVICE juvs 12 1942 Entered Iumor Class 1956 Student Councll Dormrtorw Gommrttee Charrman CID Student Seruce Group Red Key junlor Debatmg Soc1etx Inquxrers Socnetv 2 Presldent CID Les Cabotxns C3D President CID Church Captfun CID Varslty Lacrosse CZD Roommate ames R Heller FITZ JOHN PORTER POOLE nz 49 BARRY ROAD SCARSDALE NEW Yomc UNDECIDED CILLEY NIEDICINE NOVEMBER 7 1941 Entered Iumor Class 1956 PEA Senate Inqulrer s Socletv C2D Mathemaucs DISCUSSION Group PHCIPIC Coast Club C2 Mndwestern Club C3D Blology Group C4D Chemlstry Club C2D Automoblle Club C2D IV Wmter Track All Club Wrestlmg Honors CID Roommate Harrrson S Fraker J 1 . v Y Y Y ' n ' . 4, . 'f . P 1 an U J: 1 S ,i C D, Monitor C2Dg Varsity Footbzrll qsjg Varsity Vllrestling CBD, 1 I . F. 7 I Y 5 ' . - - . 9 - v - I Ds A w 9 ' 4 ' : ' . , r. JOHR EDVK ARD POSTLEX JR Mono Uno The Hendu mter lost LEE DAN FAR'x1s -IITUSVILLE XEVK JI-HCEX YALE Souu BUSINESS JANU mv 30 1943 Entered Lovser Middle Class 1957 PEAN C21 Assxstant Business Manager 1 Busmess Rlanager 1 E Book Q3 Busmess Manager 1 PEA Senate Dramatic Asso clatlon C2 Nlathematlcs DISCUSSICJH Group Mldvtestern Club 21 Southern Club 2 PdClllC Coast Club 2D Honors 4 Roommate Jack Merrlll MARTIN HOPKINS PO'1TER Hop Mahtm 25 Ponsr o Wooos ROAD DARIEN COINNECTICUT DARTMOUTH WENTWORTH UNDECIDED DECEMBER 18 1942 Entered Lovser Mlddle Class 1957 1JOI'l'I11IOI'N Commrttee Branch Soule Debatlng Socletv Cylee Club CZD Cholr C21 Peadquacs PdC1llL Coast Club Mldvsestern Club Archac ology Socletx Yacht Club Deacon of 17111111178 Chureh A11 Club Basketball A11 Club Lacrosse Roommate A Stephens Clax IHOMAS JOSEPH REC KFORD Rack Wreek CHRISTOPHER REAM S rates 2914 P STREET NORTH WCEST XAASHINCTON D C YALE ED CJILRIAN ENGINEERINK OCTCTIZER 31 19-12 Entered umor Class 1956 Branch Soule Debatmg Sou cts Blat ematlcs Dlscusston Group 2D Southern Club UU Mrdvsestern Club Der Deutsche Verem 3 Shop Club hiountameerlng Club Outng Cllub Yacht Club Rlfle Club C29 HICKORY IXINCDOM ROAD BEDFORD VILLAGE NEW YORK HARVARD VV ENTVVORTH BUSIINESS MARCH 3 1943 Entered Jumor Class 1956 PACIFIC Coast Club Les Cabotms 3 Los Castlzos Archaeologs Soclety Auto moblle Club AllClub Flenms C21 A11 Club Squash Honors 8 Roommate Dax IC1 Crane T 1 y , . 1 1' ' 7 7 ' . ' T . , - 1., ,A ' .. , , , ' v v v H- 'Q CD 1CD ' V . , . . , CD, C- ' CD: z f ' D. , , . -- . - ,,. , - - , - R - 1 P . 1 'ns S Y , , , , ., , Q , 1 7 , , , , , yn ' 1 '.s- . ' R, , , . . . s a! J Y , - ' ,. . . . ' ' s ,Y , - v Q Y f - . , - . c , 1 . , , . , , . ,. 1 ' 1 1 , 4 3 . Sls- - 1 wb 1 sf' 1 -', .,., , 1 ,v - - v K ' . ' ,- ' . vs , .' Y J Y ' 1 - . . C . , . , . , . , . ' y - v - f 1 - ' r . . I 7 4 l 1 7 . , ., C -, v , - C . , . . C . . . , ,. , , 1 , , , ., , , ' ' . -' ', 's . , .-. , , . . , ., . - ,, , EDVVARD HALLING REHBERGER Ed Reh Ferloerger 15 Snxnow LANE EAST VVILLISTON NEW XORK YALE HOYT ARCHITECTURE JULY 15 1942 Entered Upper Nllddle Class 1938 Dormitory Committee Student Servlce Group Exonmn C2 Les Cabotms Yacht Club A11C1ub Smmmmg JOHN JAMES REYWOLDS J Repns J Reyns 4042 BAUMAN STREET ONIAHA 12 NEBRASKA IowA STATE Hmr LANDSCAPING ARC:-nTEcTuRE 'NIOVEMBER 17 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 Exonzan L32 Jumor Debatmg SOCICIX Band Mldwestern Club Archaeologx SOCICQ Model Rarlroad Club A11 Club Wmter Track J V Wmtcr Track All Club Sprmg Track CD Roommate Robert L Rexnolds ROBER1 LAINC REYNOLDS Reyn R Reyns Rezllv Sl UNroN STREET Houmoox 'N1AssAcHusETrs ANIHFRST HOYT Entered Jumor Class 1956 Student Servrce Group Red Kex Exoman C4 Jumor Debatmg Socretw Band 2D Nlatbematlcs DISCUSSION Group P3ClflC Coast Club Der Deutsche Verern OU Model Railroad Club Stamp Club Automobrle Club Rlfle Club All Club Soccer Manager CU X78l'SlIV Soccer Manager CU A11 Club WHDICI Track Roommate olm Rex nolds ALAIX SHERBURNE RHOADES Al Roadrunner X1ERRlIL1lALL EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE XVESLEXAN AT f101NlE ARCLUTECIURE JUNE 14 1941 Entered un1or Class 1956 umor Debatmg Socletw Out mg Club Tacbt Club C41 D , , 7 I P P 1 A 1 T, - 3 ' , ' g : D: 1 1 ' s - ' - J- ., ' , . 7 ! 5 1 I . U U . , U . . J I v. . ' R . 1 . 1. ' .V U ' U? . . 7 ' Q . . ' 9 - . ' ' 1 W Y I ' Y I . 1 v 5 J ' 4 ENGINEERING DECEIXIBER 21, 1942 11 U U D: U UU U J: C 1 V S 1 I 4 ' . R . . .Y 7 v U 5 3 ' 1 ' T , 1 T ' '- ' J J- ' - I 1' A , , ' - J v ' J ' ' :I ' ' J: - . , U , P' 2 ROY JOHNSON RIBLET, III 8402 FITZWATER ROAD, BREGRSVILLE, OIIIo CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WEBSTER ENGINEERING DECEMBER 24, 1942 Entered Upper Middle Llass I958' Student Service Croup' Mathematics Discussion Croup Secretary-Treasurer I ' Inquirer's Society' Pacific Coast Club' Midwestern Club CZD- Radio Club- Biology Club' Rocket Club' Outing Club C21 Automobile Club' High Honors C21 Honors CID. Roommate: Lane E. Bass GORDON RICHARDSON Gordv Cordo R1ch OAK RIDGE CETTYSBURG PENNSYLVANIA AMIIERST WENTWCDRTH ENGINEERING APRIL 9 1942 Entered Upper Middle Class 1958 Clee Club Choir Peadquacs Inquirers Societw Southern Club Narsm Football CZD A11 Club Basketball Roommate Richard A Smith WILLIAM CURTIS RICHARDSON B111 Rzch Beep 407 BASS STREET LIVERPOOL NEW YORK PRINCETON DLINBAR ENGINEERING APRIL 4 1941 Entered Upper Middle Class 1958 Glee Club Varsitv Basketball C22 JV Crew Roommate Peter A Ciblm S I EPI IEN LOC Ixl: ROBERT S Stet e 2080 Asn S1 RLLT Dust LR 7 COLORADO IYJARTBIOUTH SouLE LAW AUGUSI 25 1941 Entered Lou er Nliddle Class 1957 Student Seruce Group C2 Eaonzan C2 'Vlidvtestern Club Photographic Group C2 Outing Club Rifle Club U 1 1 I I I ' I I CI 1 I I I 1 I I I I I .I 7 I I I I - 1 H 1 1 1 , , --I I I A I - 1. I - 1. , 7 ' 5' ,I I -,I I ' ' - 1 I I I I I I I I . , .. . 1,1 1,1 1 I 1 I- :: :II: I I I I I' ',1- . ,' I It., , D, 5,1 - A I 1- ' I , , , . . -6 NIIICIIELL PIERSON ROIHNIAN fllitclz 30 RUGBY ROAD BIIsCIIAx1ToN NIEIA YIIRK llARVARD Souu. LlNDEC1DED XIAY 3 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 lJUl'IIllK0l'X Comnnttec, Student Scrute Caroup Exomun 2 Asslstant EdItor CID lendu lnm Branch Soule Debatlng Soclety 2 PEA Senate Dramatxc AssocIatIon C21 Lantern Club Mathetnams DIs Iussron Croup Klrtland Socrety Der Deutsche Xerun C2 Church Momtor lllgh Honors CID Honors 8D ROBERT LYN N SAIB 684 ROZELLE STREET RIEINIPHIS TENNESSEE l'lARVARD DUNBAR UNDECIDED JULY 2,7 1942 Entered Lovser bllddle Class 1957 Blathematlcs DISCUS sIon Group Southern Club C31 Chess Club Prmtlng Club C ren, Honors C21 GERSHOV1 CLARK ROWLAND Rolls N100 Rollo 69 XVEST ROAD TACOMA WASHINGTON LlNIVERSlTY or m7ASHlNGTON VNENTWIJRTH FORESTRY FEBRUARY 8 1941 Entered Junlor Class 1956 P8Clf1C Coast Club C4D Bro logy C-roup lVI0untaIneerIng Club C3D Outmg Club Rlfl Club IV Vhnter Track VarsIty Wlnter Track C3D I Sprmg Track VarsItv Sprmg Track C3D LAVVRENCE FULT OA SALXIEN 425 Rn ERSIDE lJRlVE NEW YORK 25 NEW YORK HARVARD WHEELWRIGIIT BUSIINESS APRIL 19 1942 Entered Lower Xhddle Class 1957 PEA Senate Glee Club C31 Cl10Ir C2D Peadquacs IHQUIICIS Socletw Inter natlonal Club, Les C8biJIlHS, All C lub Basketball, All Club 19 -V. . , ,. V I I I I . I , . I ,I ' I ., ' 4 . . . , . . .I ,. . , ,. , , , . , ,- ' ' . ' , ,, I CD, - . . 9. 5 . h., . w . . . - 1 . . . -. I .. 1 , , I ' 5,1 5 - 9 :C . I I I I I l V I . s h .. s . --I I 1 I ' 2 3 5 6 . 7' I . ' ' I . 7 , . . , . , X. t g .I . II I I I I I V . .lk ... . . - I I S 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 C I L 'I .. Y I I I'- 1 I I A ' '. . I I I s - . I . . . . ,. , I I I ,I EX AN THOXIAS SALNIOX Tom Dj XLAN 1xLNTE1x BARAT 4f6 PALENIBANIG SUNIATRA INDOINESIX SI mrrmn HOYT ls LHOLOCY JAINUARH 22 1943 Entered jumor Class 1956 Dramatlc Assoclatlon 3 1 ternat1ona1Club 3 0' XU Q U 1 I 3 yi 'MUNI' il ,I il MVN , -like M A KEN1 SAI IUNSIALI. balty Kent S'IRATllA1XI NEW HA'x1P5H1RE YALE Ar HOME CRITIQ JULY 29 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 blxdxxestern Club C21 Outm Club CZD Automob11e Club C22 Al1C1ub V1 restlmg I V VVrcSt11ng A11 Club Cross Countr Varsm Crevx 2D ALFRED FAN1O'X1 SANFORD Ill Kzller El I6 Rourra 1 CONCORD TEmxEssEE HARVARD C xLL1sv Lxzz BANJOIST Dncxzxmnn 24 1942 Entered Iunlor Class 1956 JUHIOI Debatmg Socletx NI themaucs DISCUSIOH Group CZD Southern Club Rocket Club Shop Club Automoblle Club Xacht Club C31 eg retarv Treasurer Honors C61 1 , y . ,i 5 , ., CD5 nd g' ki? ff A13-.-v'z..V I2 '51, .V Q Av Qzifla , 1! 1 1f1 ' 1 ff ,L 1 1 N 1 X 11 1' 1 ,. 1, 1 1X 1 ' IA 11, ' 1111 .g l 'flu ,, u l 1 5 1 1 'NPN : 1 14 Q 1 K J f 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 f ' 1 1 ' 111 1111 lg 1 - ' 1 j . iii? 1 X Ju' 73.11 .' 75 - ,jug 1 'QE 1 ' ,A f' ' i a 5 - ' S ' ,I i L: I i 1 C, y S it 3322 23RD STREET Lunsocx TEXAS HARVARD ABBOT LAW JANUARY 2 1941 Entered Lower Middle Class 1957 Dormrtorv Commlttec C21 Chalrman C11 Student Servlce Group C21 PEAN Branch Soule Debatlng SOCICIY Academv Debatrng 'Ieam PEA Senate Dramatrc Assocratron C31 Herodotan Socretv Southern Club C31 Secretarv Treasurer C11 Presrdent C11 Paclflc Coast Club C21 Mldwestern Club C21 Les Cabotms C21 Yacht Club C21 Varsrty Football C31 All Club Wresthng All Club Lacrosse Varsrtv Lacrosse Rell gron II Pnze lst Honors 2 NIARION SANFORD JR Sandy Ter STEPHEN CANNON SCHLESINGER Pzxzc 109 IRVING STREET CAMBRIDGE 38 lVIASSACHUSE l'I'9 HARVARD BARRETT LAW AUGUST 17 1942 Entered Upper Mlcldle Class 1958 Dormltory Committee Exoman Branch Soule Debatmg Soclety C21 Clee Club Krrtland Soclety Heroclotan Society Internatlonal Club Mldwestern Club C21 Southern Club P3Clf1C Coast Club Ies CSDOIIHS C21 Honors 31 Roommate Rlchard E Edwards ARTHUR FREDERICK SCHNEIDERMAN rt OLD LYME RoAD IIARRISON NEW YORK BELOIT DUNBAR UNDECIDED DIAY 21 1942 Entered Lower Mrddle Class 1957 Dramatlc ASSOCIHIIOD L lee Club Blologv Club Yacht Club l L' , . , . Y ' 7 ' , . I Y 5 . I I . I I Q S I ' 7- 1 ' 4 . . .'f ' . ' -- 9 ' ' ,z ' , y L. I . 3 J , 3 . Q ' I ' 1 ' -- Q . ' ' Q ' 9 - C D- Roommate: Walter H. Lillard 1 A A I - Y u ' ,I 2 1 . ' S a J 1 - . 5. l . Q Q . I 5 D 9 C z s . 5 . l 7 A I 1 7 N ' , 1 ' ' ' 9 1 A 9 . 9 - FREDERICK EVAN SCHWARTZ Rusk l REDMAN STREET, FITCHBURG, AIASSACHUSETTS UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LANGDELI. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE MAY 23, 1942 Entered Junror Class, 1956, Student Servlce Group, Df3m3flC Assoclatlon C21, Vlce Presrdent C11, Paclfrc Coast Club, Nhdwestern Club, Les Cabotlns, Stamp Club Roommate Bruce Duncan j0XA1HAY PAUL SCOLL 16 Kumx LANE CHAPPAQUA New XORK 11ARv mn IXIERRILL LlND1:ClDl:D FEBRUARX 5 1943 Lntercd umor Class 1936 Student Seruce Cyroup Krrt land Socrets Archaeologv Socretw Les Cabotms Radro C lub Rocket C lub Outmg Club Yacht Club XIIC HALL RAIXISEY SHERVVOOD Mzke Natch Snatch 333 AIAYAPPLL RoAn STAMIORD CUNNICIIC U1 UNDECIDED En C11LMA1x UNDECIDED APRIL 6 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 Band Herodotan Socretx PdC1f1C Coast Club QU B1ologX Group Automoblle Club Y arsrty Soccer CZD All Club Hockex Varsrty Hockev QZD All Club Lacrosse Varsrty Lacrosse CZD Hrgh Honors CZD Honors 7 Roommate Clemens Herschel III DAVID OLIVER SMITH Dare D016 O Smzttw 39 IIKLLAIVI ROAD BUFFALO IXLW YoRlc XALL ILABUDX Ursmgcrnran FEBRUARY 18 19-12 Entered Upper Nlrddle Class 1958 Los Castlzos Auto mobrle Club Roommate Charles C Ixrulalt I I -. 1 Y w - 1 Y 1 - 1 , ,I 1 ' r Z xx . -. . X Y. Q . .- '--r r v , ' ,. ' Y. ' . ' ,v . ,v ' -1 3 , . A 3 Q .. I 1 , V 1 1 - , 4 , , 1. , w I , Q y ,, 1 , y 1 7. ' . , 1. ' . y ,v , r ' y 1 - 1 Z - r 1 v. 'V ,v 1 . Y 1. 1 1 1 ' , P. , v . 1 . , I -I . i 1 1 r 1 '- v ' r HENIRY HOUCK SMITH MILLER Owl Hankze Poo Mzller Smtth R F D ffl IVIOUNT KISCO NEW YORK PRINCETON DUNBAR ARCHITECTURE FEBRUARY 9 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 Dormxtorv Commlttee Student SCIVICC roup CZD PEAZN Dramatlc AssocIat1onC2D I qulrers SOCICIV Internatlonal Club M1dWCStCIH Club PBCIFIC Coast Club CZD Los Castlzos C22 Radlo Club Rocket Club C3D Treasurer CD AutomobI1e Club C31 Art Prlze JEFFREY SCOTT SOLES VKEST CROSS ROAD NEW CANAAN CONNECTICUT HARVARD LANGDELL POLITICS APRIL 7 1942 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Dormltory Commlttee Student SCIVICC Group C2 Branch Soule Debatxng SOCI tey CZD DramatIc Assoclatlon C21 KIrt1and Soclety In qulrers Soclety CZD IntematIonal Club Archaeolo SOCI ety R3dl0 Club Yacht Club C21 A11 Club Footba Roommate John E Madsen tn Honors CID RICHARD ARNOLD SMITH JR Smztze Asa Dzck NORTHEAST HARBOR XIAINE BOWDOIN WENTWORTH LIYDECIDED APRIL 28 1941 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Student CouncIl Dormxtorv Lommlttee blee Club Varslt Cross Country LZD Varslty Basketball C21 VHISIKV Base all CZD Roommate Cordon Rxcharclson JAMES PAUL SPEER III Jzm Jxmmy Speero 1131 CANIIYO DE LAS ANIINIAS SANTA FE NEW RIEXICO YALE BANCROET TEACHING JULY 1 1942 Entered Senlor Class 1959 Branch Soule Debatmg Socx etx Ixlrtland SOCICIN Inqulrers Socxetx V Cross Coun , . .., , . . I A 19' 1 I . . I , mf' - 9 . 1 .5 . 1 1 ls E . 5 ' ' 9 . A ' L . I .- , . n . . . . , , , 9 5 5 I1- .I 1, n , 1 Y s st s I 5 I Treasurer C 115 Printing Clubg J.V. Crewg Ralph Bradley . Y 7 J . I 7 7 I , 9 ' U ' Us . .35 ' . . ' 9 1 '9 - . , . D . I . . 1 I IFY ' 3 3 3 ' - I .I 7 I . I 1 A 1 1 y , ,. D . I .3 v .- w I -- fs J: ' 391- - A ' - .'7 - ROBERT COLIHAN SPENC ER Spence Bol: BIRCH LANE GREENXNICH CONNECTICUT CORNELL lVlERRILL ARCHITECTURE lVlAY 20 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Student SCIVICC Cxroup 2 Glee Club Dramauc Assoclatron Paclfrc Coast Club C21 Les Cabotms Automoblle Club Yacht Club C25 All Club Hockey GEORGE JUDSON STANNARD III Choc Shorty 33 WIIIST STREET FAIR HAVEN VERMONT MIDDLEBURY AMEN UNDECIDED NOVEMBER 17 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 Dormxtors Commrttee C2D Student Serx Ice Group C31 Iumor Debatmg Soclet Glee Club C2D Outmg Club All Club Soccer ,IV Inter Track Nathamel Gordon Blble I Prrze 2nd Roommate Chfford VV VVeber RICHARD SCULL STAUFFER JR Rzck Stauff Stomper 530 VILLA TERRACE YORK PENNSYLVANIA AMIIERST C ILLI x LAW SEPTEMBER I5 1941 Entered umor Class 1956 Student Councll Herodotan SOCICIY All Club Football Varslty Football C35 IX Basketball VSISIIV Basketball C2D Varslty Lacrosse C3D Roommate jonathan Olmsted HAROLD LEROY S'l REAFI OR Harry Daddy Long Legs Stretch OGKALOOSA KANSAS UNDECIDED KNICIII UNDECIDED FEBRUARY 19 1942 Entered Lower Mrddle Class 1957 PEAN Model Rall road Club Outmg Club Automoblle Club Prlntlng C lub C22 Proctor ,. 1 4 v 2 1 1 y . -'H . . 1 r I , , . , I,. . 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JOHN FREDERICK STROTHER ack 215 WEST UPPER FERRY ROAD TRENToN NEW JERSEY PIARVARD DUNBAR UNDECIDED JUNE 22 1942 Entered Senlor Class 1959 Glee Club Cholr Peadquacs Mldwestern Club Chess Club Varslty Wmter Track Roommate lV1IclIaelK Farmer JOSEPH EDWARD SUNDEEN Sand Dune Dune Sand Blast RAYMOND NEW HAMPSHIRE RENSSALAER AT HOME CHEMISTRY NOVEMBER 5 1943 Entered Junlor Class 1956 Mathematlcs DISCUSSION Group THOMAS BENTON SWIFT Swzfty Tom Speedy 60 FRONT STREET EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA AT HOME UNDECIDED SEPTEMBER 25 1942 Entered Junlor Class 1956 Jumor Debatmg SOCICIY Auto moblle Club C35 Vlce P1'6S1dCnI CU All Club Hockes All Club Crew GEORGE EDWARD TAFT Bzg Daddy Frog 9 CHURCH STREET EssEx JUNCTION VERVIONT DARTMouTH BARRETT UNDECIDED JANUARY 27 1942 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 OutIng Club J Basketball V Baseball Roommate Clavton Hale P I ' I ' ' I z ' I is . W I N . . . . Y ' 7 ' I I I 1 I ' I 9 ' ' ' I Der Deutsche Verein C31 Astronomy Groupg Honors C21 ' 7 Y I I Y . yi 3 ' , . . Q - I ' S ' ,YQ . I I I A Y - . ' . I , , , X. g . . RICIIARD JANIES I XLROT Doc 51 C RFIIN Ac mls ROAD IxEENE BEII IIALIPSHIRE BROWN EBSTEI1 LAW xlAY 15 1942 Entered Lou er Middle Class 1957 Midwestern Club Les Cabotlns All Club Swimming Varsltv Swimming Roommate VVIllIam B Bachrach DAXID STEPHEN TARTAKOFF Dave 9 Coixconn AXENUE CAINIBRIDGE 38 MASSACHUSETTS HARVARD IXAERRILL MATHEMATICS AUGUST 2 1942 Entered Lou cr Nllddle Class 1957 Dormltorv Committee C heck C22 Editor C1 Business hlanagcr CID Cflcc C lub 2 Cholr 21 Orchestra CQ Concert Master 1 Nlathemancs Discussion Group Chemistrv Club Chess Club C22 All Club Crevs Latin Essay Prlze Francis 'Nlathematics IV Prize High Honors 7 Roommate M1chaeldeK Fuesman ROBER1 HEIDRICH TERHUNE Terry Flap 3911 PoToMAc AVENUE DALLAS r-IEXAS YALE WIIEELWRICLIT CORPORATE LAW FEBRU my 3 1942 Entered Lovs er Middle Class 1957 Student SCIVICC Group Pendulum CZD Business Manager CID PEA Senate Mid western Club CZD Southem Club CZD P3Clf1C Coast Club Les Cabotlns Yacht Club Honors CID Roommate Robert R Wllll8HlS VVILLIAM FURLONC1 TERRY Willie 82 BEEKINIAN STREET PLATTSBURGH INEW Yomc DARTMOUTII PEABODY LAW DECEMBER 26 1941 Entered Lovscr Middle Class I957' Der Deutsche Verein C31 Automobile Club All-Club VVinter Track' Var- sity Winter Track C254 ,I.V. Spring Trackg Varsity Spring Track CZD. Roommate: Benjamin Cone, Ir. X sq. ,-. .Q fr - , B :M j X I 1 If 1 1 . I s A X F-'N we 'Z cl lx , , 5 ty-'a Q I IW' l it k n X M - rt MM! ? Z .J in !q' S -2. ,, ms v,-,l Fun- RONALD RUSSELL FHONIPSON Ron Fmesse 60 STARK AVENUE DOVER NEVV I'lAIVlPSHIRh PRINCETON SouL1 UNDECIDED OLTOBER I-I 1942 Lntered Upper Xhcldle Class 1938 Branch Soule Debat mg Socletv Klrtland SOCICIX Nlxdvsestern Club 'Xloun tameermg Club JV Vkrestlmg .IX Sprlng Track Roommate Nlorss DI Lrpplncott JOHN THORNDIKE Tlwrnj R FD Exmrn AFXV Ilfxmrsumr Hamann INEIRMARY ANNLX Entered Junror Class 1956 Student Councrl CZD Pres: tl nt l Red ku Branch Soulc. Debating Souetx umor IJCbdlll1g Socretv lnqulrers Souetv Lantern Club Hero dotan Soclety Les Cabotlns -U Vlu., Presrdent 1 Los CASIIIKN Church Nlonltor Proctor Allflub Sotttr Var srtv Soccer 2D Qaptam ID AllClub Squash V Squash Y arsltw Squash CZD All Club Flenms Y lennls Z1 Tencher Englrsh Prize Oral French Prla. Honorable. Xlenuon Gomez Spanrsh II Prrlt, lst Honors 3 I l 4. v ll 5 A l , - -lr X 1 1 E , ff' Q .- - N . I -K 1 'Il L X li' f' I , I l . -... 1 I ' 1T:g:'T1'L.. f--- 'L fbi- 1 Y H Y . Q 1 'gy 'I 7 ' :Q VL ' Y Y ' . R 9 A , AY ' UNDECIDED lxlARCH 28, 1942 A 91C-DS' A 5 5 ff -Q :all lc, 'lc Q .5 1.2 C rf ' ' . . fry., ' , 5. 1 ' z ' ' S: -'C-1 JOHN ALEXANDER TIMOSHENKO 9 HILLSIDE CIRCLE STOIIRS CTONNECTICUT 'X I T KNIGHT PHXSICS lV1ARCH 29 1942 Izntered Upper Nlrddle Class 1958 Rrfle Club CZD Set retary Treasurer CID 51 HOMAS NORMAN TOM Tom Norm 52 BEHIQELEY AVENUE NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND AINIHERST WHEELWIIIGHT ENGINEERING JUNE 14 1942 Izntered Upper Nlddle Class 1958 Internatronal Club All Club Tennrs EDVVARD STETTINIUS TRIPPE Stett Trzpe dwarde 10 GHAQIE SQUARE NEW Yomc 28 NEW Yomc YALE WILLIAMS UNDELIDED AUGUST 25 1941 Entered Jumor Class 1956 Dormrtory Commrttee C25 Student SCIVICC Group PEAN jumor Debatmg Socletw Church Momtor All Club Football Varsrtv Wrnter Track C2 Varsrty Crew C32 PETER ANDREAS TSCHERNING 3201 m7ISL0NSIN AVENUI N VV VVASHINGTOIN D C IIARVARD DUNBAR UNDECIDED DLLEMIIER 6 1941 En ered Semor Class 1959 Kxrtland SOCICYY Intematronal Club Les Cabotms Roommate Peter B CollIs ! I 11. . . 1 . X . . . . I H-I Y f 1 .. ,, - ? , 2 1 . A y I 9 y - I 7 I 7 Y 7 I 9 3 9 J ,'9 . A I ,I . . I ' I , Ds - , . 1, . ., , . . y 5 . ,lv . . 1 . b . L --v r I 4 b . , , , JOHN CARLETON ULFELDER Swellfeller Uffy Oof 15 SI-IEFEIELD ROAD WINCHESTER INIASSACIIUSETFS HARVARD BANCIIOET UNDECIDED JANUARY 16 1941 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1956 Student Councll DormItory Commlttee C2 Treasurer CID Student Servlce Group C2D PEA Senate CID Glee Club Herodotan SOCI ety InquIrers Soclety P3ClflC Coast Club C4D Treasurer CID Presldent CID All Club Football C2D Captam CID JV WICSIllDg CZD AII Club Lacrosse Cheerleader Captam EDWARD FOOTE ULMANN 117 EAST 91sT STREET NEW Yomc 28 NEW Yomc UNDECIDED ED GILMAN YALE NOVEMBER 8 1942 Entered JUDIOI Class 1956 Student Servlce Group C2D PEAN Jumor Debatmg SOCICYY MldWCSICID Club South ern Club PaClf1C Coast Club C4D Treasurer CID Les Cabotlns CZD Automobrle Club All Club Soccer Varsny Soccer C2D A11 Club Hockey All Club Lacrosse Varsny Lacrosse C2D THOMAS EUGENE VACI ION Vach 40 BAY STREET IXIANCHESTER New HAMPSHIRE HARVARD HOYT BJSINESS APRIL 24 1943 Entered Iunlor Class 1956 Student Councll Secretary CID Exoman C4D ASSISISDI BUSIDCSS Manager CID BusI ness Manager CID Pendulum JUDIOI Debatmg SOCICD Band C23 Royal Exonrans C4D Lantern Club VICE PresI dent CID Herodotan SOCICIY Inqulrers SOCICIIV Hlgh Honors C6D Honors C3 Roommate Fuchard E Dawson VINCENT MICHAEL VACCARO Vm Terry PI D 9442 VAN Voomvus LANE MoNoNcAIIELA PENNSYLVANIA HARVARD AMEN MEDICINE DECEMBER 22 1942 Entered Lower MIddIe Class 1957 PEA Senate P3C1flC Coast Club Blology Group 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 D, 9 1 1 1 ' . . , . ' .. 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1-- Q ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 ' 1 1 5 . ' . , . 'Y 1 1 1 . , . , . ', 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I , s 9 , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 I .1 1 1 v ' ' 1 1 .1 9 D- ' . '. PARIS ROBERT VON LOCKETTE 011 51 54TH STIIIIT kAlASIIINCTON D C I AI I PEABIJDY IAw NOVEMBER I8 1941 Entered Junlor Class I956 Izxoman Branch Soule Debat mg Soclety Southern Club Blology Group CZD Chess Club Automobile Club CZD All Club Football All Club Soccer JV Wmter Track CZD Varsltx Wmter Track CZD JV Sprlng Track C2D Varslty Sprlng Track CZD Roommate ohn M DZVIS WALTER ANDREWS WANNING Walt Waldo Box 124 RD 4 SAUGERTIES NEW Yomc HARVARD KIRTLAND PHYSICS JANUARY 6 1942 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Branch Soule Debatlng Soclety Band Dramatlc Assoc1at1on Mathematxcs Dxscus Sron Group MIdwestern Club ScIentIfIc Councll Secre tary Treasurer CID V1cePres1dent CID Chemrstry Club C2D Astronomv Club Rocket Club CZD Presldent CID Stamp Club C2D Presldent CID Physlcal Sclences I Prlze Ist Physlcal SCICDCCS II Pr17e Zncl Hlgh Honors 6 BENJAMIN AVERY WAGNER Ben Wugs APPLECIIEST FARM HAMPTON FALLS NEW HAMPSHIRE WILLIAMS AT HOME UNDECIDED MAY I2 1942 Entered Junlor Class 1956 Red Key Mrdwestern Club Chapel Momtor JV Football Varsrty Football CZD JV Skung All Club Basketball C2D JV Baseball VJISIIJ RICHARD LORING WATSON Wats Dzck Rzclue 311 EDCEHILL ROAD WAYNE PENNSYLVANIA UNDECIDED DUNBAII TEACHING JANUARY 8 1942 Entered Junlor Class 1956 Dornutory Commlttee Yacht Club C4D Commodore CID JV Wmter Track All Club Tenn1s JV Tenn1s 2 V .. , , 1 I A., . . ,.. I : J - 7 ' '.- .' ' . I 7 I T ' I I Y1 Q ' 1 7 7 Y 1 5 F 1 1 1 7 1 , T 1 . Y - sr- .9 s .. 3 . I 7 7 Y ' ., 4 .9 ' 9 A g.. 9 g - . g.. 3 ' ' Baseball C3D, Captam CID. J 7 7 Y , 1 . 1 , -gs T 1 1. 1 5 51 1lo1 1 T X l 1 15 1 , - - , - gl .. 9 f I . '. .9 , 1 1 U y 4 ' ' 1, 1 -CD- 1 , .I .. 1' I A Y ' ,V . ' D ' . ,- , , Y ' Y . Y 7 T 9-- CD. CHRISTIAN TUCKER WERTENBAKER Wert 220 EAST 6lsT STREET NEw Yom: NEW Yomc SOREONNE AMEN WRITING JUNE 10 1943 Entered Junior Class 1956 Pendulum Staff Editor CU lunior Debating Societv Lantern Club Herodotan Societv hternatlonal Club FRANCIS AKEKEN WESTBROOK III Frank 14 WESIWAY ROAD WEsTPoRT CONNECTICUT HARX ARD ABBOT PLACE MEDICINE MARCH 28 1942 Entered Upper Middle Class 1958 Branch Soule Debat Ing Society Orchestra Inqulrers Society International Club Les Cabotms Chess Club JV Track Varsity Track French la Prize Honorable Mention Roommate Nlcholas G Kd1I'lS WALLACE FRENCH WHITNEY IR Wllzt Wally SHARON ROAD PETERBOROUGH NEW HAMPSHIRE YALE KNIGHT LAW JANUARY 4 1943 Entered Upper Middle Class 1958 Student Servxce Group Dramatic Association Outing Club Printing Club Var sity Soccer JOHN CAVEN WILCOX Willy, Willy-john, Cuddles CROTON LAKE ROAD, MouNT Krsco, NEW YORK HARVARD WILLIAMS UNDECIDED NOVEINIBER 12, 1942 Entered unior Class, 19569 Dormitory Committeeg PEANg Junior Debating Societyg Midwestern Clubg Pacific Coast Clubg Les Cabotins C313 Stamp Clubg Coin Clubg Outing Club C2Dg All-Club Crewg Varsity Crew C2Dg High Honors C315 Honors CSD. tx -,, -3 'a RQ' A4 ' -.4,4, K -PV dr fi ,S . , WILL1A1X1 NEILSON VVILKINSON Ilfemplzzs 131113 B wana 1656 CARR AVENUE lV1E1N1PHIS TENNESSEE VVASHINGTON AND Lx-E WENTWORTH LRINE or THREE NOVEMBER 20 1942 Entered umor Class 1956 Dornutorx Qommlttee Stu dent Seruce Group IEAN C4 Art Edltor C1 Pen Southern Club C4D Los Castlzos All Club Lacrosse 2D Roommate Patnck McGravs LOUIS CERRY VVILLIAMS Lowe Lou 831 BLACK ROCK ROAD CLADWYNE PENNSYLVANIA HARVARD VVENTR ORTH LAW IXOVEMBER 3 1942 Entered Iumor Class 1956 Dornutory Comnuttee Red Kes Clee Club C2D Cho1rC2D Peadquacs Mldwestern Club P3C1f1C Coast Club 2 Les Cabotms Blologs Croup Chem1strs Club Church Deacon JV Soccer Xarsrty Soccer C3D Varsm Squash C3D Captam C1D Var s1tV Lacrosse CSD French I PIIZE 2nd Hlgh Honors CSD Honors CSD Roommate Ross F Hamachek as - , ' 1 ' O Q 1 f I x Q fl 'f EJ ' 4 A 11 Q 1 4 hr K la-Q 4- r wx S f X X' in xi ' fl S .U . UU , 7 J Y 4 11 7 1U'U7'-13, : ' J TU ' 9 - ' 9 U D, U Ds U - dulumg Dramatic Assoclationg Junior Debatlng Socletyg 4 5 - C - O I . , J , ' T 749 CD: 1 Ts ' U I as U , U ' 9 - - , ' 1 v Q 5 GREGG HOWETH WILSON C00 Grape Louis B. Rzmch 3145 NICCAIN ROAD JACKSON RIICIIIGAN STANFORD KIRTLANIJ UNDEOIDEIQ SEPTEMBER 28 1942 Entered Junior Class 1956- Student Service Group- Exoman umor Debatmg Soclety Mldwestern Club PHCILIC Coast Club CZD Der Deutsche Verem Photo aPhlC Group Automoblle Club Varslty Football JV Inter Track V Sprxng Track STEVEN ALLEN WOLF Steve 10524 STANFORD AVENUE SOUTH GATE CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA CILLEY PHYSICS N1AY 19 1941 Entered Upper Mlddle Class 1958 Student Servxce Group Glee Club PZCIFIC Coast C lub Automoblle Club VarsIty Football C2D Roommate Robert S Iverson ASKOLD VITAUTS ZAGARS Squat Z1gga Zats 50 WEST BROADWAY GETTYSBURG PENNSYLVANIA BROWN WEBSTER UNDECIDED JANUARY 30 1943 Entered umor Class 1956 Student SCYVICC Group 3D jumor Debatmg Soclety Internatlonal Club OutIng Club Automublle Club Rlfle Club ZAVIS MARIAN ZAVODNI Zfp Zav Tnple Z 14 SOUNDVIEW AVENUE WHITE PLAINS 'NIEW YORK PRINCETON WEBSTER ENGINEERING AUGUST 17 1941 Entered Lower Mlddle Class 1957 Red Kes Glee Club Mldvx estern Club Les Cabotms Church Momtor A11 Club Soccer V Slu1ngC2D Varslty Sklmg CID Xarsrtv Tenms CSD Captam CID Honors C31 NON RETURNING UPPERS BRUCE BARTLEY XAIINROCK FARM ROUTE 3 AIORRILTUN ARKANSAS STANFORD xAlE1N'I'WORTH Ulsmecmhn FEBRUARY 21 1947 En ered Upper 'Nlrddle Class 1959 Southern Club Yar sltx Football Roommate mllllldlll S Manuel 1I1AN1x DANIILL BA1Hl1:N Dan Bats 130 111 su n Snuarr CHAIII x sToN SOUIII C xnormx LAW AIARLH 29 1941 Entered Upper Mlddle C lass 1959 Student Senuce Croup Cylee Club Southern Club x7d1'S1IV Football X72i1'S1lV VV1nter Track Varslts Sprmg Track Roommwte Freclerlck B Harlow PETER BUCKLEY COLLIS Pete 901 BRISTOL Auirsuxi STOCKTON CALIFORNIA ULDECIDED DUNBAIX UNDECIDED JANUARY 1 1942 Entered Upper bllddle Class 1959 PdC1flC Coast Club X cht Club Roommate Peter A Tschernlng., - 1 J 7 AY? 1 W 4 7 h t- 1 1' 113, 5. f 5'- J K. . sus '1', , ,' T, , UN1v1ens1Tx' or XYIKGINIA ABBOT 1 Y ' T' 3 9 ' 1 Q N 3 N - . , -v 1 ' ' 7 ' Y ' , 7 . , 4: , 1' 7 ' , I 1 I ' . 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' : . 5 1 ' 1 DONALD PERRY ELNIORE Don DEPOT ROAD STRA HAM NEW HARIPSHIRE DARTMOUTI-I HOX1E C F O AUGUST 2 1941 Entered Up er Mxddle Class 1959 P3ClflC Coast Club giuthern Cub Les Cabotms VHISIIV Football X7d1'QllX lll'1g HOWARD STETSON FLETCHER III Terry 29 PIEDMONT DRIVE RUTLANIJ VERMONT MIDDLEBURY LANGDELL BUSINESS OCTOBER 6 1941 En ered Upper Mlddle Class 1959 Varsnty Football Var s1ty Skung Champ L1eutemzntLoosah 45 BELMONT STREET PORTLAND RIAINE BOWDOIN ABBOT ENGINEERING SEPTEMBER 22 1941 Entered Upper MIddle Class 1959 Southern Club Var Ity Football Varslty Baseball Roommate F Damel Batten CHARLES CHANDLER KRULAK Chuck Brute Kru QUARTERS 12 M C S QUANTICO VIRGINIA U S NAVAL ACADEMY PEABODY U S MARINE CORPS RIARCI-I 4 1942 Entered Lower MIddle Class 1958 Student SCIVICC Grou Southern Club JV Cross Country Varslty Wrestl Ing 2D Roommate Davxd O SmIth Y ' , s ' 9 ' - FREDERIC BENJAMIN HARLOW RICHARD MANNINC MOREHEAD, JR. Dick, Bub 703 EAST 32ND STREET, AUSTIN, TEXAS IJNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOULE MEDICINE NOVEMBER 9, 1942 Entered Upper Middle Class, 19595 Glee Clubg Choirg Mathematics Discussion Groupg Biology Group. Roommate: Albert 11. Alter, Jr. BRUCE ALEXANDER NOWAK 28 SOUTH STREET EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE UNDECIDED AT HOME UNDECIDED JUNE11 1941 Entered Upper Middle Class 1959 144 MARTIN WILLIAM MYERS 325 WEST BROADWAY NEWTON KANSAS LINDECIDED HOYT NIEDICINE NOVELIBER 17 1941 Entered Upper Middle Class 1959 Glee Club Peadquacs Roommate Jacques Failletaz ARTHUR DULANY WINKLER Duly Wmk Lum DUKE BANCROET UNDECIDED APRIL 26 1941 Entered Upper Middle Class 1959 Dramatic Associauon vi-outhern Club Outing Club Varsity Football Varsity enms Roommate Stephen G Martin 7 ! I ' 7 ' ' , s 9 . 7 J , , . ! 1 I 2510 LA CILEDE STREET, HANNIBAL, MISSOURI I . I Y S U . . . t Q . 9 5 9 ' X,-x a 'Q Ag fQfMmwE ev Q ? v-N .ig -5 an EE P-'Sf 2? 3.2 ob D .M U .-4 s-1 E Q. Kirk C. 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V' 1 -3 mi a pl' -K h!kZ,M,l I ' Q N L xv , X - ' .Q.,, N 1 f,,,' :. 1 u s i fx K+ . 'N af . 'Sf b ,ff -.1 , HX ,,,..,, Hg 'T l W-'I L- 'sk' W , 1 :A A W I , ..-. 4, xv- y ' K ' wr lifts' lk'-W 'SQ WHS? rr-- :- ENR G n A i I ir-'P Lp W-'Q 3845? 'ar IFJ l '49 A Q -l , A 1 6 'E A U .4 9 'sk 'n , f ,u 5.4, bv ' 1 QD NJ f iiff'- 41 1- -uv'-3 W 1. H. X 4 VI? 5-4g.,xk N s X Y, r X I , 5 ' Q s w. , Y, y I K, -1 41A if 3 0 48 LJ 'tl Fall - Winfer Sfory W5 cl, Q9 V r V 'M ' f f 1 X'-E 'CLHSJT V , IUl5lNtNLX P!! f , ff f lx x l X ln light of recent years, an objective analysis would indi- cate a striking ntetancorphosis yet to come in the Class of 'EO The ranks of its original hundred diminished by a third, it languished in the reputation of one of the mcst fun-loving easy- going classes in Exeter history funlike its more sober tzredecese sorsj, and any resurgence of negcisni remained pure affecia' tion. Since the vigor fc sway the hierarchy never materialized, heated discussion ebbed to the frustrating level of student rno rality and senior discipline, and most students rreferred to settle into a limbo of complacency. But the habitual self-exanif ination that ran rampant in the Exonian and Student Council was always uniauely counterbalanced by religious devotion elsewhere-to athletics, misohiefrmaking, and other extracur- ricular safety valves. A new kind of ethnooentrism has crystallized at Exeter for the past five years-fthe dorm rather than the class is now the integrated unit. Consequently the dorm dance became infeci- ous in its second year, with varying degrees of success- some gatherings fanned out from congested common rooms and were in effect open to all corners, while Merrill Hall boasted a genuine watchdog to thwart the crashers at every turn. lnter- dorm athletic competition was waged with considerable zeal, as a gung-ho band of Cilley boys was eventually festocned with laurels in football and basketball. Peabody Hall, not to be outdone, organized its own Peabody Stridersu to compete un' der the more authentic conditions of school track meets. Studies come first at Exeter, but hacking runs a close second: dorm antics attained fever pitch to make up for the lack of well-spearheaded mass rebellions. Cilley and Amen Halls managed to hermetically seal their dorm heads on the third floor, while a formerly inconsjcicuous Knight House crew crusaded over the airwaves for the abolition of capital punish- ment in New Hampsha, censuring local hicks for repudiating l. . X I ,s is- 1 X ,J M ., T , 'v---f- V---,3 ' -fl-1f.,,n,. .f-l..:.,Y...:,1 Mme. S. The 'Webster purge cc- e e whispers hinted of eurpnsinqly inccnsistent iid ef this yeC1r's Serier fc 2123311 Ciiwhes eirqerly e 5 1 F 1 pending the arrival of 1 h e dn' en new boys proved newe If . 4 1, qu - : 13:4 wg A ' L:,?2,r 33221 ixrf- 'x ,L 5 6 ,R 1- ' N. W Y Gore H A 7' ki Awf 11 -1 er than expected, however, and Exeter bowed to the boys from The Hill for the third straight year. Two behemoths successfully defended their team against charges of being overempha- sized, a fact already alarmingly apparent. Soc- cer fared a little better and held the Blue to a draw. One game was attempted without balls, proving conclusively that team spirit conquers all. The down and under cross country team edged Andover in the lnterscholastics by a score hotly contested by the disconsolate An- dies. Winter sports split three for three. A pheno- menal basketball team of post-grads, a spectac- ular wrestling team and a quintet of squash players all pinned the Blue to the wall. Fair track and swimming teams were trampled and swamped respectively, while the hockey squad turned defeatist and got thoroughly trounced. The quest for enlightened senior sports multi- plies, undaunted by the alienated affections ot the Athletic Department, year after year. Five touch football teams remained in perennial dis- array and only a few zealots ever saw a pig- skin. The anarchy was keynoted by sporadic contests in bridge, shadow-stepping, and grass- throwing, and as the season progressed animal instincts broke through in a series of impromptu Rugby matches. A winter crackdown posed new prcblertis. Twelve ci clock squash img ziyff 1 luxury for a select few. Skiing was no longer the cne-lap- around-the-cage affair of years gone by, and many stu- dents shied away from that sports quasi-athletic drill expert. Spring produced the ultimate in sports, senior i'ai alai. The Dramatic Association was in unusually lfllf pressive form in both the Pall and Winter Plays. Mr. Roberts eased the tension of the endless Fall Term, as hordes of students returned tc heclcle the racy dialogue and colorful adflibs a second night. The Winter Play, Death of a Salesman, featuring allfboy girls and a real bar, was enjoyed by the voiceless masses if not by the afterwards-voiceless Exonian President. Our Town con- tained authentic females ee tutored over spring vaca- tion by a new directorvand an Honest-to-God Kiss. Student periodicals were subjected to much criticism from without, and remained in a constant state of flux. The Pendulum printed some garbled but professional! . G0 To A it i. SX' i f X i l ul Xifw,-X' .7 Y J, Wilma' I' 'll P' - ' f ! J tr 'Q sounding poetry and a rash of themes probing the emotions of the inevitable adolescent guinea pig. Exonian editorials were overly capricious and hence the motto We print anything seem- ed quite appropriate as letters and rebuttals on hackneyed, unreadable subjects filled up issue after issue: some readers went so far as to sug- gest that Peanuts grace the edit page instead. No one bothered to criticize the PEAN, mainly because no one seriously believed the yearbook would ever appear. The notoriously lethargic Student Council, led by conservative officers with distinct com- munication difficulties, was cast under too close a scrutiny this year by a series of left-wing Exonian editorials. Yet in all due fairness the Council displayed so much inertia that meetings degenerafed into a mere battleground for power politics. Four concrete proposals emerged - two shoddy and inconclusive, two constructive but incidental. The senior bedtime debates and the time-consuming Thanksgiving proposal were examples of running to keep in place to prevent drastic faculty, revision of the status quo. The Student Fund Drive was easily disposed of, and ,J a number of senior-faculty parties were the only tangible evi- dence that the Council is an intermediary between these two blocs. The apathy was not laziness but continual indecision. If the faculty could define the Councils domain more clearly, meetings such as this year's could not become such a travesty on parliamentary procedure. A glimmer of light in all this intellectual sluggishness was the new senior Religious Discussion Group. ln the Fall Term it paid the price of overambition and the discussion merely satisfied Exeter's agnostics and provided unhappy churchgoers with somewhat of a Seventh Heaven. In the Winter Term, how- ever, participating seniors were more willing to converse in- telligently and felt that the program was a worthwhile one in which religion could be discussed in non-partisan fashion. Events of a more cosmopolitan nature pervaded the lively Fall Term. An overload of students from two adjacent dining halls on the Infirmary occurred during the first week of schoolg the personnel in charge discouraged any would-be fact-find- ers with the customary statistics and inconclusive bacteria if fl I 9' Q . Sfsfx tests. The longfawaited Lewis Perry Music Building, tinanced largely by the Rockefeller tam- ily, acquired a framework. The name of Rockefeller figured elsewhere in the news. Principal Saltonstall the same week orf ganized a Rockefeller-tor-Pres? dent movement, a tact later reitv erated in an anticliniatic Exonf ian scoop, The Who Else But Nelse'? buttons were rele- gated to temporary oblivion when Nelse suddenly withdrew from the race. The new rapid turnover in chapel speakers allowed the student body to stomach its morning dose ot religion more readily. Mr. Buechner, the most irequent and appreciated speak- er, held the assemblage spell! bound whenever he spoke. Stu- dent Council chapels on Blue Monday let the bleary audience relax to music, while Tuesday chapels lavished the problems ot humanity on the students: Tom Dooley, MEDTCQ doctor in Laos, was the rnost inspiring in this series. The unprecedented appearance ot a Santa Claus with a Midwestern twang in the athletic chapel at the end ot the Fall Term only added to the hilarity ot the occasion. The sudden death in the mid- dle ot the 'Winter Term ot Hisf X I E5 tp, X 5. ofa X YN ff tory teacher Howard P Iohnson whose candor ana Southern chfxrrn had c n ttnuaty en tahte-ned th Exeter Qnene 'Jae t ru turnrng o t t ot the ear M y suaents heertatea f r found 1 trosrze t on the sag tn 'nor bena ts rss ot e ree a t Exon an over arttcutary arr q nt revarf cornple-ted the return to n Vratcy na for a moment at least as rmnds osf'11 latea etween the two extre es ISSUG so we of thern to A th ture t to 1' oeycn the superttcta 'tes f Exe er Z t t x'l':-Tx K 7 L., C- f . it 1' A , . e o o o- . V, K V- ,. he t. e .L. an . . yo .. , . L X N an i e. r -' . o. oo 'n- ' X o :Li . 7 '. ...o als e rne , . ' hi. the exception rather than the rule. The n d' at - th P -Tent o , 5 r o a pa ' I . o a. , .. I- .A V o . .. . . C . . . a. ' , .l ol ' ' be , t Nm, of the ' or. .. o' e Q , o of.- .Ci 'LL' o t. 'W's. 1 v' if l J 3 . I s 'l wg, ' I . , G '25 .-01144 lx fs gk ., 40 .mn 'hu-Q.. 3 2 .7 3, J .V ' - ..,,A . i . X .L A .Q up s 5-., xi. 1. 1 ..-,49 ' . 4 Q- 0 J? W 231 SPCRTS 9' 4, 49099 M 3 41 x .. aw,- I, ,W fa, JW J , 'fail This year Andover thwarted one of the most ain- bitious football teams in Exeter annals. The zealous core of lettermen, out to redeem a marred record and supplemented by a friendly and able group of first- year men, had seen two lean seasons. Such a closely knit team displayed its keen determination as a unit through its fine handling of key plays under Captain Toby Hayes, and succumbed only to poor luck and a strong college freshman team. The team took shape in a 38-B romp over Brewster. Hayes and Dan Batten, obliged with good pass protec- tion, hit Chris Overton, Ben Wagner and Bick Stauffer consistently, Exeter countered this win with more brown than brains against UNH, and lost 32-22, as untimely fumbles and a bad defensive lapse offset Hayes' ac- curate passing and Gary 'Wilsons fine running. The Bed next topped Mt. Hermon 22-l2, and the Hermie de- mnmmftn n. C: A it ,-3 tht T, .jg Big It 1- 1- ' ,, T I y y .J 9252 -' , nA x 5, 57 19 ae , 49 X li if . M1 A Y' ' l6 HEAVY RED FOOTBALL - lc' Qt.-.: W. L. Reed, Wood- ruff, R. Haslrell, Ulfelcler, Cac Til McPherson, Ames, C. T Wilson, J. F. Leader. 2'd Qu. Kuelin, Richards, E. Leelrley W, G. Cooper, A. Davis Kuehl, Broadfoot, Wingate Moran. To Rm.: Lane, Boyl sfon, Olney, R. Dean, Mc Graw, Caron, K. Bacon, Pirnie Ah Mr. Cole, Wolff, P Lawrence, Hobbing, Teele, Mc llrafh, Matfucci, Mr. Fowler. ivi-Q, 170 fense was left standing as Fred Harlow, Batten and Wilson penetrated their line at will. Damag- ing the renewed vigor, Wilson incurred a criti cal injury in the second half. Then the monsoons struck. ln the first contest of the Big Eour rivalry, Exeter excelled statisti- cally Cten first downs to Deerfield's onel, but a fierce wind and driving rain permitted Deerfield to score on a break The team next grappled with Worcester on home soil and again lost U-6 under similar weather conditions. Teamwork broke down but the fine play of the interior line - Don Elmore, Bob Iohnson, Steve Wolf and Sandy Sanford e gave Worcester a total gain of -l5 yards. Coach Seabrooke utilized every player against Tufts Frosh and Exeter emerged '9' wif' Q . 'Z M 1' 'nz' .mf - ' sg,- I- V A . is Q qw' ,Q 6 After the Big Red soccer machine had disposed of two feeble opponents, the team scored a resounding 5-U victory over Tufts Frcsh. The defense, how- ever, was still unchallenged. Along with pleas for teri o'clock bedtime and three square meals a day, Coaches Heath and Dunbar reminded the sauad that despite three successive romps, the most telling games were yet tfi be played. Exeter finally met its rnaton in the Harvard Freshman Squad. The Crizzison, however, concentrated on impressing the spectators with an elaborate passing pattern, neglecting to score goals. The only goal of day was tallied tricky left 1ns1de Bob Mohrabian of lran booted gn o pass from oentereforward Ulmann. Mehrabians amazing fcctwork made hir: the best drrbbler on the team, while Ulrnann's uncanny accuracy and skillful heading proved an in- valuable scoring asset. The early-season winning streak ended abruptly as overconfidence sent Exeter down to defeat to an inferior Mt. Herndon team. Star fullback Lou Vfil- liams sprained his ankle severely and remained out of play until the Andover game. An anticipated win over MlT boosted team spirit for the crucial Deerfield 'WP 'F E 5,1 I Y if ' g. Q, 14.5, -. iight 1 .3 is .- . 'i f Lug-',,v A . I , 4- 4 . , , 4 I B 'ffm 527 f A fi ., , xt: , A Q lm W .5 5 ma, vf ws? Q. -W if Qrs' :ff L-'A-AIA1-NA.A'A :A 4 A ,T hx A 1 5 X if Z ' 3 5 ol 1, 1 . gm .125 f I2 -ap' .f.5 - - ali: KA, 1 5 vm Qin, I -nl ' Q, Q A4-nw.. fs-Q Y utv'Qg.s:: 5 .. -Izilnllwa, .4 s. I ,V , ,g ' 3' - L O ,mf sf-.--1 H'--1' . ' I Mx W l .,a.1IhQl'! b . Q N ,, Lo 'Q K fm fx. ba Q, v, S f vs, ,. wills' , 9-7, f 'K -4-f- ' 57' A 5 If 2 t NO T My P G, Z V' M 3 5 s 5 w YN J Wav-WN X . is , L if 1' Q 5 3 x ' ' :a ' fi marking 'WW 'H l F School squad, and with even less drive lost to Tabor for the first tirne in history. Exeter then went all out for victory against its most powerful adversary. Despite superb team work and fine de- fensive play by fullbacks Mike Sher- wood and Terry Robinson, Yale tri- umphed. Yale's third score came when Exeter halfback Hugh Betcha skillfully deflected a Yale pass into his own goal. With a 6-4-l record, the Red faced an equally strong Andover sguad. Shocked out of their lethargy by the Tabor and Medford games, the players realized that their hustle must not lag. Andover evidently felt the sarne way, as mutual roughhousing and penalties took up valuable time. The defense on both sides excelled and Goalie Sam Brag- don's saves were at times incredible. Halfbacks Clem Herschel, Dick Davison, and Dunc Martin ran hard and booted well, but the forward line failed to con- vert on Thorndike's sizzling crosses. After two overtimes of desperate play the score stood O-O. All said Nice game! But nobody was pleased. :b21 L-f ALL CLUB SOCCER S Clark o nu Grtfftth Carlson Hrfzrof C ow man Hudson OConnell 2 1 D McGaughey Burgess McCord Mtnaert McCormick Jerrett r PF S Wlwufe 3 Mr Verne? Churchill . Lewis, J. artln . Re nolds, Ve' Q- ' Gillespie. Cross Country sl 'Ek The Cross-Country team was not exactly overconfident when it left for the 1959 Interscholastics. Any way you looked at it, Exeter's 3-2 record did not com pare with Andover s undefeated season. But there was more to consider than just the record. The team had both strength and endurance The squad was led by Captain Dave deMoulpied, who had finished first for Exeter in four of the five races. He had made the Exeter Hall of Fame with a Wet-weather time of 12:59 against UNH Frosh. Mike Harrigan had overcome his early-season cramps to take Exeter's first place against Huntington in 12:55 New senior Dennis Lynch Was still strong. His habit of sprinting to second place in the last half-mile had helped defeat Portsmouth High School 23-35, and sub sequently both St. Pau1's and Hebron by 16-47. Bob Anschuetz, new to Cross Country, had taken Exeter's third or fourth place in every race he entered. The squad's other upper, Mike McCarthy, had improved tremendously to take Exeter's fourth place in the final dual meet. Dick Smith, lohn Diller, and Bob Paterson had all run well, and were two-year lnterscholastic veterans. Mr Lovshin could have confidence in the team he had been coaching all season for this marathon event. lt was raining. deMoulpied and Harrigan fought the mud to pull clear of the pack and finish fifth and thirteenth. Anschuetz and McCarthy started moving at the mile, and the others held back to sprint at the end. The race was fast, hard, and stunning. Favored Andover had lost to the Pied 90-93. Second only to Mount Herrnon Exeter's harriers sent the Blue scuttling home, tripped up for the fifth consecutive year. J.V. CROSS COUNTRY - Ist Row: Speer, R. Cox, Sweet, Engle, P. Marshall, T. Black. 2nd Row: Mr. Lovslwin, Dow, Greene, Hollenbeclr, Ralston, Mr. Bruce. 4 flw F' ,ff 'Q-.64 Eff' yx N. 4 . gays, if . ug 5 ,I-' 5 ' 1 . f , . 1 1 . :A N1 . xy, T E' rx n! A' 5 . , 'X 44. 0 5 . J E , P , ,f . 1 5. lo 1 'iw R r ' I P' 11 9 , Cie I .x 4, I 1- Q . 'gn l, In u x ' -u 'Sv' W ' A ' , g'! -. V PE? 1. -4 Y. fi -- ' ' , L ' R . A , 1 . , I I . S ' .ss 1' 1 I , -F . fl A .f ',.. 4 O' ' I . iv , f' , 1. D . ,A 4 , li 3 f' I 5 1 QJ OJ A 'J 1 .f I ' A gf r 1 Cheerleaders .2 Red Key RED KEY - 'L' R,ff: Kairls, D. Plimp lon, Lium, Pfee ser Garnsey. 2'd Rza J. Leelcley, B, Wagner, Malwaney, W Hayes. 3rd Rm.. Filzpalrick, Thorndike R. Johnson, Gomez. 4+n RQN: A. Gray Zavodni, Hilzrof, Cone. CHEERLEADERS - lsr Row: Gofcha. 2nd Raw: Gomez. 3fd Row: Trippe, Olm- sfed, Ulfelder, Leader' Driscoll, Maffry. 4'P Pew: Fischer. K 1,11 if 'f ,, 5Q.f,.- ff,,,,ffif, 4v. ' ' if ':2v,,,. gs vf-' I' f X A X5 fix . 1' f 4',4Vx f N - 2- fx '1 fs, f fx EXE TE li? f A G 9 ws 1' - ! l'!W' - A. X gf' 'P A ' ,A 1 . I W X xv K: k A A if -,Q g v X p W , ,4 L W W ' X fl 19 ...-J f f . A X x f I . ,, ..Qf- 15, 5 RN N 5, - 412: -4 Q 'f , ' , uv W .ks I K D. Hosni ACADEMY BASKETBALL TEAM - ' Harrigan W. Richardson, fversen, Hinlcle Fi+zpa4rE:l: fm- R, Smifh, Lyrwciw, LnUa'd. 5 ' ,, Mr. BVONVWH Hanson Limo LIQH HamacFeP C61 Tngiorv, H W, W , N 3,81 issues H 1 -f -f ,, I, Baskefball Q Q 3 if L 'rfqggw .Q i3f',v54A 51 i, , 4 i 1 fp 9'-.. Y S gjx M. 4 s, A 5 n Al 1 in J.V. BASKETBALL - - - , LaMotte J. P. Burns, Mahoney, McCord, Wood ruff, Hocpes, T. Peterson. Zfd Pu. Elder, C' Marfmef' Mr. Benn, Harris Graff, W. T. Reed, Ackerman, Merriam French, C'r-Ma :':-'-- 'll ff H the yeary the lead seesawed back and forth continually. With Exeter ahead and five min- utes left in the final quarter, Dick Smith, leading scorer for the season, fouled out, and the team went down to defeat, 85-79. Even in defeat, how- ever, the team turned in one of its best perform- ances. Time and again the uncanny ball-handl- ing of guards Lynch and Fitzpatrick gave Exeter the edge. lt was an unlucky thirteenth game. The team got back on the winning track by beating Tilton for the second time, 80-69. Then came the Andover game. In the first half the team, completely recovered from its midseason slump, jumped off to a l5 point lead. In the dressing room between halves Bob Brownell, in his first season as Varsity coach, remarked, We've got twenty minutes left in this season. Let's get up there and put on a show. The team did just that and more. 'When the final buzzer sounded, every man on the Exeter squad had seen action and Andover lay buried, 96-70, in the team's highest offensive output of the season. As the jubilant players carried Mr. Brownell off the court on their shoulders, a great season came to a perfect close. 1 1 N 4 ,-An., ig., 'PHI-till sd lf' 7 if Tr, 'S ws ouuwA, Q 00 3 . 2 ll With the start of practice the hockey team, bolstered by six returning lettermen, anticipated a gcod season. Several well-seasoned players from club hockey had improved tremendously, and as the season pro- gressed it was primarily these players who provided the balance and depth which enabled new coach William Clark to juggle the lines so effectively throughout the Winter. Although it could boast no flashy ,VLW 'iw 2' i X X el- o fig, fig l fl, in i X e if itfltfr' tilts iii Ll sl 95 4 4 Wag, 5,5534-Jn. Hockey ACADEMY HOCKEY TEAM - lsr Row: Fine, Hogan, Fischer, Captar: Gil- lespie, Andres, D. Aldrich. 2rd Row: Miller, W. L. Reed, Ames, J. Stevens, Stebe, S. Clark, Fraier. Efc Row.: Mr. Clark, Richards, Paterson, Sherwood, Herschel, Nichols, Maracjef. :na f individuals, the team hustled well and display- ed continual enthusiasm. The starting team consisted of Captain Bill Fischer, Bill Andres and Steve Clark at line, backed up by defensemen Mike Sherwood and Ace Miller and all supported by efficient Netts Fine in the goal. Almost as strong, the all- under- class second line led by lohn Stevens played steadily and proved a dangerous scoring threat in the closing games of the season. The first outside competition was a scrim- mage with Noble G Greenough. Using all four lines, the team showed its scoring ability in de- defeating the visitors, ll-3. Spirit was high in the opener with Newton, and the team proceed- ed to swamp its opponents, ll-3. Then journey- ing to Cambridge for the final game before va- cation, PEA encountered a husky Harvard IV. The experienced opposition was too powerful for the Exeter team and downed them, 3-O. On the 'X -, sf 'W aff-iw,--Gy note of Coach Tlarlc's warning to stay in shape and return for early practice. the players parted their separate ways for the hohdayst some came back for early practice. The following weeks were characterized by a sporadic offensive against frequently superior opponents. On the first Saturday of the long Winter Term, the squad faced the Harvard Freshmen, traditionally Exeter's toughest rival in all sports. Their cunning in hockey was not to be underestimated. After exploding with two goals in the first period, the Red ran out of gas and was defeated, 4-2. PEA next took on a hard- checking Melrose team and won, 3-O, in a well- played game: the line combinations played well consistently. The Milton game was a disappoint- ment for Exeter players, who were held to a 3-3 tie in spite of many scoring chances. A rough, fast-skating Amesbury team managed to hold Exeter to its second straight tie. ln an away game, Hebron proved too aggressive and crushed the frustrated Red. Exeter then tied Medford and Belmont Hill before finally mash- ing a weak Lynn English team, 8-l. Exeter's next opponent was a well-coached St. Paul's team which caught the home team off guard and fro- licked on to win, 3-l. The next game occurred on dance weekend, l .. - AQ J.V. HOCKEY -- Ist Row: Owen, Rhoades, Wild Hudson, Gepson, P. Aldrich. Zvd Row: Cooley Cowen, C. Dean, McSwiney, Prouf, M. Davies 3rd Row: Mr. Fleischmann, Bowman, Manager Custer, Swift, Pershing, A. Davies, Mr. Dunnell and was attended by a large, milling crowd: the consequently inspired players trounced New Hampton, 9-l. In the series with the New Hampshire Freshmen, Exeter tied the first game and then came back to rout the same team, 4-l. Travel- ing to Maine, Exeter blasted a Bowdoin team, 6-0. The team felt prepared for the one remaining game. Exeter went into the Andover game as the underdog. Although determined to win, the team could not cope with the hard-checking Blue and lost, 5-O. Exeter was hampered by too many penalties at the beginning of the game: its remaining players eventually worn out, the team ran out of steam late in the second period. The breaks went for the Andover squad which, in its best game of the season, scored at regular intervals throughout the rest of the game. On the same day that the United States emerged the victor over the Soviet Union in the Olympic Games' hockey contest, the enthusiasm at Exeter was somewhat tempered by the loss to the Blue. ALL-CLUB HOCKEY - lsr Row: Prouf Amazeen, Custer, P. Aldrich, Gepson Nugenf, Sherman. 2nd Row: J. E. Mi? chell, Madsen, McSwiney, Spencer, Mr Dunnell. Track A strona 'Winter Track Team produced cn1y it fair record this year. Exeters streriath 1f1y in the hiird1es the 300-yard rziti the PUB-yard run, the rife ':aii1t, and the 1:road jiiziggi. RECITIYTLS fe11 in several meets :iid riiaziy menitzers cf tearii made the H6111 cf Frzzrge. Ne:-fi year's co-captains Lee Parker and Tay1cr McLean razi their best BOO of the year against Huntmaton, as Parker broke his o1d record with a time ct 1115.4 and Mclean placed a c1ose third. Later, in the Bowdoin meet, Steve C1ay Won the BOO with a time of 1:18 to enter the Ha11 of Fame. Co-captain Char1ie Kirkpatrick, Curt Berrien, and Paris Von Lockette provided strength and depth in the high and 1ow hurdles throughout the season. Setting the pace for the season, in the first meet, Berrien set a new 65-yard 1ow hurdles record of 7.5 seconds, and Kirkpatrick tied his own 45-yard hiqh hurd1e record of ACADEMY TRACK TEAM - lst Row Von Loclretfe, Hifzrof, Parker, Mahaney Co-Captain: C. Kirlrpafriclc, Co-Cao tafn' McLean, Calhoun, Berrien.2nd Row Mr. Lovshin, Forte, Terry, deMoulpied Lerner, Stannard, Mr. Pearson, R. Reyn olds. 3rd Rolf.: Overton, Rowland, Trippe McCarthy, Denson, Strorher, Clay Curran. dw- --grip' ., 14..- .4--. M .gg ,, 1-1 I -.,.,.. w.--q.- eu: . -4--1 ,,., 'tv Ir. , 'J 'JVM' ' ' T W NW-on-' M... - m y , ' 4.-aumpnywnr ,Q 4,,M,,6h.vk Mia. - I .Q - ' . 1, W f . .-0 . ,., , 5, 10 an ...L K X Y I z U 5? 9 bag - 'Buso --. Facing top-notch competition and a lack ot returning letter- men, this year's Academy Swimming Team had a somewhat disappointing year. At the end of the season its record stood at two wins and six losses, Bob Dunlop in the two-hundred yard freestyle and Larry Hough in the individual medley turned in outstanding perform- ances against the M.l.T. Freshmen at Cambridge in the first meet of the year, but the Frosh were too much tor Exeter's inex- perienced team, as the Red lost, 56-30. The next contest was with ever-powerful Deerfield. Despite victories in the fifty-yard free- style by Captain Anson Garnsey and in the two-hundred yard freestyle relay by a team oi Garnsey, Doane Perry, Gordie Hough, and Bill Kuehn, the Green crushed Exeter, 62-24, in the PEA pool. Exeter's first victory came against Portland High School. Garnsey, Breastroker Gordie Hough, Diver Barry Barnes, and ACADEMY SWIMMING TEAM - I ' Qffn Meyer, Barnes, Collis, Dunlop, Garnsey, Caste G. Hough, Denney, Kuehn, T. Perry. 2rd Row: Gomez, Man acre-r' Lenzen, Simpson, O'ConneIl, Keel- er, L. Hough, Talbot, J. F. Leader, Duf- fey, Soles, Mr. Fowler. t .. v J.V. SWIMMING - Ist Row: Siegfried P, Wilson, A, Marshall, Churchill, Cap tar' T. Brown, J. Robinson, R. Haskell 2rd FRN: Gomez, Manager' Shield, Mc Grew, Boylston, W. Johnson, J. R. Hall, Swimming both the medley relay and the freestyle relay teams came through with timely victories to give Exeter a welltearned 4937 win. Exeter then bowed, 57-30, to a very strong Harvard Fresh- man Team, in spite of some excellent Exeter performances. The team came back the next week to swamp the Bowdoin Fresh- men, 55-30. Garnsey and Gary l'Vilson swept the fifty, Hough and Brad Meyer were onertwo in the breastrolce, and Dave Denney and Barnes took the diving. The rest of the team did well and added to a great team effort. The sixth nieet of the season against Mount Hermon was the year's closest. Gordie Hough contributed a total of eight points to the Exeter cause, winning the hundred yard breastroke and taking a very close second in the hundred yard butterfly. Garn- sey, Dunlop, and Collis also won, but the Red was defeated, 45-41, by the Hermies. After losing to an excellent Dartmouth Freshman team, 65421, Exeter faced Andover in the last and most important meet of the year. The Red was the decided underdog, but faced the contest optimistically. As it turned out, most Exeter swimmers registered their best times of the year against the Blue, but Exeter yielded gracefully, 55-3l. Eour Exeter-Andover records were tied or bettered during the meet, three for Andover, and one for Hough, whose breaststroke time broke both the pool and meet records. This l95O team, like the basketball colossus, had the best record in Exeter's wrestling history. The squad not only won every dual meet handily in regular season competition, but also won the New England lnterscho- lastics by a decisive margin. The l.V. and All-Club tearns likewise went undefeated to compile an over-all wrestling record never before achieved at Exeter. The team was characterized by excellent balance, whereas in recent years the outcome of meets usually depended on the ability of very powerful heavy wrestlers to make up a deficit created by the lower weights. ln addition the l.V. sauad bolstered the varsity by constantly threat! ening the number one status of each varsiy man. The PEA wrestlers flattened Mt. l-lermon in the first official meet of the season, 62-28. Six Exeter pins high- lighted the contest: Steve Martin and Kent Saltonstali began their individual undefeated seasons with two pins in the l47 and l57 lb. classes respectively. After seeing his wrestlers perform, any doubts Coach Ted Seabrooke had had were erased. An undefeated season was the goal to head for. The victory over Mt. Pleasant held special signifi- cance for Exeter, for no Exeter senior had ever seen PEA beat this Rhode Island high school. lohn Ulfelder wrestled well in his first varsity appearance: Martin and Tom Plimpton both registered fast pins. ln a dramatic meet, East Providence became the third straight victim for the wrestling team, which had yet to unveil its full potential. Exeter started slowly, dropping the first three matches, but I38-pounder Mike McClave started the Red rolling with a 4-U victory. Then Martin, Saltonstall, and Ron Thompson at lE57 pounds, all pinned to put Exeter in front. East Providence brought no entries in the 177 and Heavyweight levels, and with ACADEMY WRESTLING TEAM - ty Raw: Brinlrerlwoff, Ulfelder, S. Martin, Irving, D. Plimpton, Caper- McGau- ghey, R. Thompson, Driscoll, Krulalr. 2rd Raw: Kesler, tvtaraqer' Dow, Heller, Manuel, K. Saltonstall, T. Plimpton, Menge, McClave, Mr. Seabroolre. J.V. WRESTLING - lst Raw: Deifriclr, Driscoll, Ulfelder, Caotaiv: Flack, Dow. 2nd Row: Liung, Keck, Manuel, T. Plimp- ton, Wheeloclr, Mr. Seabroolxe. Wrestling f 2 ,410 these two forfeits the 'mal score was 46 22 The Red wrestlers lost the first two rnatches aqain against Needham Andy McGauhey however turned in a brilliant per formance against the Needharn coach s son Captain Dave Plirnpton his iniured shoulder healed contributed a sensational pin in his first match of the season. The possibility ot an undefeated season loorned high, but like a baseball no-hitter, was not discussed. Ten confident wrest- lers ferociously attacked a qood Warwick team as they lost only one rtiatch and chalked up four pins. Plirrpton scored his second thrilling pin only thirty seconds. 'ilffinning power right throiifgli the litieiip '.',' izs the Exofiiii fifsiritrtiin of 'ne lffilfon meet: fact, Coiroh Seirprookee wrestlers we eti :ttrtihes against traditionally pot-ferful Milton Z5-jaaeniy. Mr. Seabroolce was slightly but not overly apprehensive before the meet with Andover. After the smashing victory over Milton, a certain lefup was in- evitable, and, of course, the pressure of any ExeterfAndover contest oould work either way. I always prefer to lie the underdog an evenly-niatohed oontest, for psychological reasons, he oornrnentezl dryly. However. the Blue had lost to tearns Exeter had easily beaten. The Ped sauad could furtherniore boast five undefeated Wrestlers. The E-A meet was close until Mike MoCQave's 8-U iakedown. Martin handled Andovers co-captain Ross with little irouble to culminate a seasons exhibition of poised, skillful wrestling. After Kent Saltonstall won his rnatoh 3-l, Thompson faced a tough opponent in Andovefs other oo-captain, Larry Law- I. ALL-CLUB WRESTLING - te' R-,.t.q D. Clierington, Macdonald, Simon, Capel 4275. D. Murphy, Palmer. Zed pow: Guter- mutli, C. T. Wilson, Winkler, Mr. Sea- broolre. rencep Lawrence proved too much for Thomp- son as he lost, 8-3. Both Plimpton and Heller, facing compara- tively weak wrestlers, were occasionally thwart- ed and neither chalked up the possible eight points. Plimpton's opponent was a good defens- ive wrestler and managed to thwart several of Plimpton's maneuvers. Heller, wrestling after the meet was already won, controlled his man with little trouble for a 5-l win. Coach Sea- brooke commented after the meet, Being the type of meet it was, this was probably the sea- son's poorest wrestling exhibition. When Exeter traveled to Needham, for the lnterscholastic tournament, the Red wrestlers were definitely the team to beat , for the eighty wrestlers there represented thirty schools from all over New England. Three Exonians were seeded first, two second, one third and one sixth. At the tournaments end, two Exeter wres- tlers held individual championships, Martin and Captain Plimpion. Two second place honors and two thirds also belonged to PEA. Points scored by runners-up McGaughey and Salton- stall and those of third-place winners McClave and Thompson gave Exeter an impressive final tally of 54 points, fourteen ahead of second place LaSalle. This team championship was a fitting close to the first undefeated team in ten years. Not only had Exeter taken every single dual meet throughout the season, but the team had also captured the lnterscholastic laurels with ease. Skiing The young, inexperienced Exeter ski- ing team had an excellent season this year, winning three and losing only one meet in official contests. ln the first meet, a strong Putney squad crushed the Exeter team, 3230.01 to 37366, as Captain Chuck Toll took first in the cross-country and lohn Par- fitt second in the jump for PEA's only outstanding performances. Exeter came back into its own against Hebron, how- ever, sweeping all events and winning by a l5.91 point margin. PEA was also in top form against An- dover, as the team's outstanding depth decided the meet: although Exeter took no firsts, PEA's skiers all placed in high brackets to account for the Exeter vic- tory, 364.32-33836. In unofficial contests, Exeter lost to Andover at Boston Hill largely because of incorrectly applied wax. Against St. Paul's, outstanding skier Ben Wootten and a strong showing in the Nordic events led to a Red win. ACADEMY SKI TEAM - N51 Raw: Par- fi++, Sweet, Toll, Carsten' Kennett Stone. 2rd Rm: Mr. Roggenbauer Fletcher, Mlnaert, Wootten, Faillettaz Mr. R. Bates. The Exeter squash team under Coach George Bennett had a spectacular season this year, los- ing only one match and winning six of its eight victories, 5-U. The team began by edging out the traditionally powerful Harvard Freshmen team, 3-2, in the first of two matches with the Cantabs. The Red rolled over their next six opponents with little difficulty, blanking MIT frosh, Ando- ver, Middlesex, St. Paul's, Deerfield and Brooks, 5-O. The Exeter squash racquets suffered their only defeat in the return match against the Crimson Frosh, who reversed their previous loss to a win on the final point, 3-2. PEA copped both the individual and team championships at the Interscholastics, and set a new record with the maximum number of possi- ble points. Captain Louis Williams won the tour- ney by beating Exeter's number three man Terry Robinson in the finals, Robinson had de- feated Iohn Thorndike in the semifinals. Facing Andover for the second time Exeter fared worse than usual and won only 4-l. 1 tffzmawk Squash ACADEMY SQUASH TEAM - lst Row: Satterthwaiie, L. Williams, Captain: Thomdile. 2nd Row: T. Robinson, Mr. Bennett, Jarrett. gWE.IQ, ' mf.f'1:q'- Q : ' wil-'-iff .faux-x Ji, ,, , A V , 7 7 4 .ax ff, W f, S . 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Ibl William S+ree+ New York N Y 'L ,Q alf N gl., -JH- --cvTY' Famous authors old and new have made thrs puhllshlng house on Beacon l-lrll a hterary landmark Seekmg out wrrters of talent 1n every held and publrshrng therr books for Amerrcan readers has been the excrtmg busrness of Lrttle Brown and Com pany srnce 1837 From the house at 34 Beacon Street rssue many of the books both trctron and non frctron whrch have become classrcs lohn Bartlett s Famll rar Quotatrons Iustrce Holmes s The Common Law Nordhott and Hall s Mu trny on the Bounty Iohn P Marquands The Late George Apley Evelyn Waugh s The Loved One andl D Salmger s Catcher zn the Rye to name a few Among lrnportant new authors whose work has appeared recently over the lmprrnt of Lrttle Brown and Company are such grfted wrrters as the Brrtrsh novel1stA E Ellrs whose book The Rack was the frctron fmd of 1959 actor playwrrght Peter Ustrnov who captured the lrterary spotllght Wrth hrs frrst book Add a Dash ot P1ty and Warren Mrller who wrote The Cool World The house at 34 Beacon Street rs the pulolrshmg home ot many ot today s Wrrters who names and books are famous A I Cronm Cameron Hawley Peter De- Vrres Rxchard Brssell Ogden Nash Samuel Elrott Monson lohn P Marqucmd C S Forester Evelyn Waugh Walter Lrppman as well as many drstmgursh ed wrrters rn the frelds of medlcrne and the law Through the years authors hke these have made the house on Beacon Hrll a lrterary landmark and the lmprrnt of Lrttle Brown and Company a mark of drstmctron 1n the world ot books LITTLE BROWN AND COMPANY 34 Beacon Street, Boston ' Pubhshed rn assoc1at1on wrth the Atlantrc Monthly Press It I4 k .ax- , 1 - ix? 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' obody knows how many hundreds of thousands of people wlll dlne tonlght mth TOWLE Sterllng but the actual number would be startlmg For ln the two and a half centunes that beautlful sllver has been made ln Newburyport the demand for 1ts patterns has moved steadlly almost to the PllgI'1l IlS are part of the reason for TOWLE progress but probably the chief reason IS a certaln soundness of desxgn patterns that wear well that wear so well ln fact that they become at once a proud possesslon and a beloved part of famlly hfe S T E R L I N G Newburyport Massachusetts The MOSLER SAFE Company Since 1848 World's largest builders of safes and bank vaults 320 Fifth Avenue, New York 'I, New York Q upward. Craft traditions reaching back . . F - f ' Q51 ! 1 . :IE ' A X M V, ,r , -as A 1 K r . . ,f R .st Sf- 1 ax: e ,N -1- :,:f ,f-A f., ,,. xg,-., ' fs .fflf 1 v fr 4,,.?Qg., ,J ,..,4-jg I. , '-gig v ic . -, , x, f 19.5-,, ,Qin fix, Q. X4 IV IP --.-xl' Hi ,, , , Mf 4 2f 1 f 'F if f X ' g 1 ff xylprff 1, ar Z f ' fv-9W 'if 11 At, I 'AR vw fwf' ' f W-vf'M ,,,fA ,' . ,Im K J 3 E ' 2 nf! , uf' .J ' My f , '5 .1 ' ' M 4' ew? ,' ,W ix 'MQ i ,f 1 I , U ii . f f-Q., L 9 1 y- ' s --Q ' ' Q f M r Qgfsf' nl ,XX M1 K X X ,, ...vwfj 4 jffu , ,ff 7A I y , I 'I NSA f x,,., 2 i-M,-,,,--f- J-'Iii .NX 'Q' 'ig gl 9 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Cour+ Sfree+ Markei' Exe+er Manufaduring Company Roberge Phofo Shop Squamscofi' Press MAFIA J TR 7-2402 E2 Young man, it you are thinking ot the real estate business as your lite career, drop me a line. Since graduating from Yale College in l923 this has been my total occupation: it has many phases. Mine has been, mostly, brokerage in resi- dential properties, development ot estate proper- ties, acquisition of land and sites. lt can be satisfying worlc to +he qualified per- son, an extension of your cultural studies at school and college, and the means of making a living as an independent individual. I maiored in English and minored in history and have both these avenues are an open-end street ot inspiration to my daily worlc. l have written nothing about my occupation to inspire anyone but l thinlc l could it some one ot you were interested and wanted to write me John H Garber JOHN H. GARBER 81 ASSOCIATES 909 Mercantile Library Building Cincinnati 2 Ohio Watch for GOOD BYE AVA by Richard Bissell PEA 32 A Startling New Novel Soon To Be Released 02137-O BOSTON S DISTINCTIVE STORE Famous THROUGHOUT THE NATION FOR Good Foods and Dehcacles Stores ln Boston Chestnut HTII Broolclme Newton Belmont Wellesley and our newest store in the Northshore Shopping Center T . . . I . . . p , . . . s s eco D- . '. C11--. -fl 'af fr? 0v6Fi,x 5,55 e, c' ff, rg. sq- hir 5 -avCPliTG X5 ' In X 'Wu 9' 1 0 0 o . . I I I T 0 I 1 . CARADCO INC DUBUQUE lowA Bill' Well Window Unrlrs Cablnefs And Doors D1s+rlbu+ed In New England Since I7I9 By Gregg And Son Nashua N H Augus+a Me Framingham Mass And Manches+er Conn And By Concord Lumber Co Albany EXETER HANDKERCHIEF Mr McLain COMPANY REMNANT STORE Fabrics a+ Mull Prices Exefer New Hampshire Near B 8: M Sfahon WA 6 34I0 Compllmen+s of THE EXETER LANES Complimenfs of YE COCKE AND KETTLE INN Route 'I, Seabrook, New Hampshire Phone GRover 4 376I Luxurious Living Away From Home The Finesi' Foods Served in a Dlsfincfive Afmosphere , c I ' I I I ' 'I l -I I 'I 1 ., ., . . . - I 58 Mllllon Copies Sold Every Day Newspapers 1n Amerrca are a bulwark of re sponslblllty And the confldence Amerlcans have ln the1r 58 000 000 copres sold every day It 1S the newspaper that proudes our most dependable and complete source of news ln formation and Op1I1l0l'l a defender of the peoples lloht to know And lt IS the newspaper that plays such an lmportant role 1n the communlty lt serves by provldmg It wlth responslble leadership Thls herltabe of responslblllty 15 one of the reasons more people are readm newspapers than ever before 1n our h1story GEORGE and PHILLIPS Fashlonplates The old rad wandered through the school of hrs youth seelng famlllar slghts for the flrst tlme ln years He had chan ed 1n the quarter century he had been away Yet one thlng was the same- there was a long scar stretchmc from hls left ankle to hls forehead Old man asked a student why do you have that lon scar stretchmv from your left ankle to Vour forehead The wlzened face eyed the boy for a moment and then there was a reply Well sonny 1ts a long story But o please slr tell me the boy pleaded Were you crumped 1n a lacrosse game or were you smashed ln a football game or d1d an errant hockey stlck 1nfl1ct th1s grlevous Wound? Lon story mboy the old man answered Were you h1t by a fly ball? the boy perslsted Or d1d you fall after settln a record ln the mlle or perhaps you were hrt by the eraser of a Latm teacher? The boy had to know O please slr he re peated Well 1f you must know the man broke down It was none of those I was knocked down at a gloantrc sale at Geor e and Phrlllps wh1le trylno to buv a raccoon coat As a matter of fact the only reason I came back here was to return to Geor e hrs forel n cloarettes and the heautlful women who work ln hrs store BERMUDA 1960 BLMcP WAF DPM MMB JMG AM Jr JSC JEPJr DBD RSVP . g I ' f KT . u . D u . U . ac aa. cc , 5 7 U . D U 79 Y. , Cl 7 ' 7 7 7 7 , as an M ' I - as o u o 44 7. 7 I 7 7 Y . . . . . ,, as 0, v 9 99 . I C 7 7 ' ' , CG ' 79 ' ' ' ' , 54 . v . . . . 7 .- g , . . . . ,, ' newspapers is expressed in the more than Get off my' back, willyaf' the man replied. ' , ca ' 79 7 9 ' ' 7 ' , I 66 . ' V 7, 7 7 . CL- Y 7 5 , - n 1 . u u u c . . . 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K'- 2-2 X :s wx - , ,Q wg fn ACKNGWLEDG EME NTS We Wlsh to Thank Our heelers who helped us throughout the year occaslonally amused us and at trmes catered to our dehghts Davld Fcurchlld Who Wrthout hrs knowlng rt contrlbuted the 1ngen1ous drawrngs rn the seruor and faculty sectrons of the book Mr Glen Krause tor hrs assrstance to the art department Mr Rxchard Nreblrng for hrs help to the edrt board and especrally Mr Paul Molloy who somehow managed to put up wrth our rdrosyncracres and keep the faculty passrve Iames Mltchell who rendered h1s servrce to the PEAN for half of the fall term 1n the capacrty of Managrng Edrtor Mrs Donald R1chards and Mrss Catherrne Carrrgan who kept our trnances 1n lrne Mrs Kenneth McW1ll1ams for skrlltully handlrng our postal problems Mlss Gertrude Starks for the use of the equlpment 1n the Alumm Othce Mr Murray Modrck for the excellent senror portrarts and Mr Bruce Barley tor hrs group prctures Bradbury Sayles ONe1ll Hurley 6. Thompson who for the second strarght year have publrshed the PEAN and especrally Mr Vrctor H ONe1ll and Mr Carroll Coates who have seen our book through hell and hrgh Water - 1 1 , . 1 1 . , . 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . mf, xv' L A W e A .. ' slab N, -. 5 '41, , Z, ' . if' 7, , 'R S fx sv aw ' I . 9. Q ' B 4,7 P vp V 1 A 'Aw af' ' 2 4' , f -. .F ,fn 7, .., vm. . Q. - .A .. r , Q . Q' ' f , Q' 5 Q u Y 'li 6 f- ' ,, 5.5 51,1 , .. N, , an -3. , 4: 2' C , ff 'ff' 'J Y -1' 2, +4iT2?27 -- ., ,, 'tw -v, ' mvwaww f , . .jar-,Q-'kv - . - WEA ,,, -A3 ' - 'aff 1 ,'?' ' 'IA uf A ,Law A .0 q 'f' 35 8 , 1 4ugi :n 5L1 .,.. A 4 I-1 qw, ,. YZ, mn. .,, Q A 'is ..1g,, my - Mklvqi xi. 1, 1 ,. ' a., ' 9 ' -. , ji-.,fwvf.vQ' . K g V' K 2, UJ,Kg.vY Q ' 'fa ' f' ff? A ' .bg ff, . fa Nl . z I .g,,, , '- 431, :Y ,, -iv! ' , , . V m X53 ,J -1 1 ., ' , - , . Q '54 ' A '1 A 1 L ' W F., A H3 . . ,,,-3 5,1 S 4 K, . ' 3' - 3 J 1. f.n5r,3 1 ' - , 1 'miam i f V , M ,U lfff , v . ,, ' f ' -' 5, ,Q 4 3 4. 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Bissell Art Editor , .. . William N. Wilkinson, lr. Circulation Manager . E Robert M. Gates Photographic Editor ooo.. .. .E Edward Everett Asst. Photographic Editor so ........ -,. lohn D. Haqenbuckle Managing Editor oooo . . . ., .. Coburn Bennett Photoqrapher-at-Large ,, Thomas S. Nichols -vf' J,,,,.w..-1 . w x fffftf' Edircra Board Marshall M. Boulon John H. Burbanlr Slephen H. Clark Spicer V. Conanf Barry H. Cusfer John F. Daum Barlley C. Deamer John E. Diller Charles D. Donohue Thomas A. Dooling T. Jefferson Frazier Ross F. Hamachek Donald F. Hendrie, Jr. Roberl G. Hess Edward L. Hiclrs, IV Charles E. Horman William C. lmes Louis C. Lenzen Morss d'l. LippincoH' Myron J. Magnei Augusl' Maffry, Jr. Jack Merrill James S. Merrill C. David Nelson William B. O'Boyle Marc P. Pelen Marion Sanford, Jr. Richard S. Sl'auf'Fer David S. Tarralcoff Thomas E. Vachon Beers-za Bcard Gordon M. Black Alexander M. Brooks, lll John S. Burns Richard A. Colby Peler A. Delacorle, Jr. Richard deG. Doble Andrew L. Dolkarf Charles D. Donohue Donald F. Hendrie, Jr. Robed G. Hess Bayard W. Kennel? David S. Larnperf Morss d'l. Lippincoll John H. Mach Charles G. Neumann, Jr. Roberl B. Salomon Brachelf L. Scheffy Chrislopher C. Slraub Edward S. Trippe Edward F. Ulmann Michael F. Vaccaro Gregg S. Wilson Pfrigrashf Board Barry H. Cusfer Thomas T. Plimplon A Beard Barfley C. Deamer Donald F. Hendrie, Jr. C- l-l5TlIn Board Gordon M. Black Marshall M. Boulon Richard A. Colby Bar+ley C. Deamer Charles D. Donohue Morss d'l. LippincoH' John H. Mach Jack Merrill Christopher C. Slraub X s . 'v ik Q Q 'fa -1 .pn 8 4 O he 5 AH MA P' xlfj , N, ,gy ' 1. M radix 1 'r rj ,.Q' vo--fl .iw 5 ,.., LQ, I. .., lA .2 , . 'M Ax . , 5 J -H2 my . ,,.. , ug J . ,, AJ 'M Mm V - , 1 C152 N A ,gn 1, J f WA Q in 1 nn ' H' if WW! Q