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PO Box 22170 Fort Wayne, EN -bm nr- 1 r. 'F 1' 1-.H: l.a Nathan M Pusey and Judge Charles E. Wyzanski, Jr., President of the Board of Over- seers following Pusey's installment as twenty-fourth President of Harvard University. Harvard's President Pusey, on September 24, 1953, greeted the class of '57 . . . The millenium will not seem quite so close to you perhaps as to some generations of college students. You are perhaps too wise, too close to those recently burned, to give yourselves quickly to easy enthusiasms. And yet it will be a tragic lack, and a very unwise kind of wisdom, if your generation feels no compelling urge to make the world over after its own heart's desire . . . Harvard is not a college limited in the reach of its influence, and entering here you become citizens of no mean city. This Univer- sity is now organically related to all parts and sections of our country . . . and it touches al- most every aspect of its life. Having chosen to come here, and in turn been chosen, it follows that your interests must grow patiently but steadily into commensuration with a vastly enlarged perspective. And it follows, too, that they must deepen . . . Harvard never subscribed to the heresy that you can learn without books. On the contrary this University can be said almost to be built of books. Our interest here is to read books, not to burn them, and if only you can learn to read books regularly, and will buy books whenever you can, your education will progress in a proper fashion and you will grow in spirit and understanding . . . lt is still true, if community life is to pros- per at any level, that from him to whom much has been given much will be required. And difficult as your coming here may seem to many of you and perhaps even more to your parents, it still follows that much has been given you, first by way of native endowment, and now in an almost unparalleled educational opportunity. And it follows too, that from the expectations of all those who have been here before us - the ones who during three hun- dred years built these magnificent educational resources and by their hopes and interactions forged here the spirit of a great university - much is now required of us, now and hereafter. You do not come to Harvard to exploit her for your own use, you come here to get know- ledge, to find fellowship at a high level - I would say also most especially to read - and to acquire the determination hereafter to serve greatly. May you all find happiness and ioy in this great enterprise. President of Harvard University The information they had was almost neg- ligible. A green book, a strange room number, and a vague idea about academic and social life at Harvard. From all sections of the coun- try they had come, unaware of the experiences that waited them, uncertain of their ability to meet the challenges of the first year at Harvard. Actually, the first contact came months before. Of all the college applications, Har- vard's was perhaps the coldest, the most for- mal. lt had somehow conveyed the impression that Harvard could get along without any one particular man, that Harvard wanted the best. Thus, there was a feeling of pride when one morning's mail included the coveted letter with the Cambridge postmark, containing an ac- ceptance. Friends, relatives, and even the girl next door learned soon after that Harvard had been founded in 1636, and they took a new- found, somewhat personal interest every time their eye caught Harvard's name in a news- paper column. The summer was one prolonged feeling of satisfaction in being able to answer people's questions about What next fall? with a grunt of Harvard - an answer which, attempted with casualness and sincerity, usu- ally came out awkwardly. Finally, vacation was over, and the Har- vardman label had to be earned. Some were better prepared than others, though there were few who really knew what to expect. The freshman from New England knew best perhaps. Having lived within travelling dis- tance, he had seen the Yard and was aware that its physical beauty was of a peculiar kind, to be appreciated only within the context of its history and traditions. These had run through his mind already, and he had spoken with people who had attended Harvard before he finally took his principal's advice that there really isn't any comparison. And so, accom- panied by several others in his graduating class, he came to Harvard, familiar at least with the Cambridge subway system, and per- haps with a little more. The New Yorker was a special breed. To him it was a new experience to hear the hard R's of the midwestener, or the slow drawls of southern classmates. This he found was an essential part of a college education, despite possible preconceptions that only New Yorkers know what civilization is. Strangely, it was less difficult for him than most to adjust to the citified Harvard atmosphere, since he had come from the largest metropolis. Harvard Square was iust a miniature Times Square, and the noise of traffic and trolleys was hardly noticeable. Then there were those from further away who with their geometrically designed ties, were unaware that Harvard would be a new experience socially and culturally, as well as intellectually. Most of the people from west of New England had been more iocular and louder, and the comparative reserve and pro- priety that New England, especially Harvard, presented were new, unexpected. The section of the country from which the freshman came tells only part of the story. The half from prep school, had already ex- perienced some of the intellectual exercise that Harvard's courses require, and had boarded for several years among others whose ambi- tions were somewhat similar to theirs. These could manage freshman courses a little easier, at first, than those who had been subiected to the assignments of public high schools. Yet essentially all were new at the game of being freshmen, and when the Dean welcomed them as men of Harvard, the sense of pride at being so addressed was accompanied by a certain curiosity as to what the next few months would bring. Once over the initial shock of learning that the monstrosity at the edge of the Yard was really Matthews Hall, the freshman gradually learned where things and places were. The long white pillars of the Widener Library as- sured him that he was at least headed towards F. Skiddy von Sfode, Jr., Dean of Freshmen the Union and breakfast. By the time the freshman had properly placed Memorial Hall and the Coop, he had a feeling of satisfac- tion that maybe Harvard wasn't so big after all. Academic red-tape took most of the first week. Although a poker game with next-door neighbors and a quick discovery of Scollay Square occupied a few evenings, most after- noons and nights were spent in placement exams, meetings in Sanders Theatre, or in learning from the Crimson Key just what the Pierian Sodality was. Roommates began to emerge as personali- ties, not just as strange faces, and serious problems such as who would sleep on the bottom bunk were settled without much fuss. The janitor, a new friend, obligingly gave a helping hand in the search for another chest of drawers, and when Mrs. McDougall came for the first time to make the beds, the fresh- man was very pleased that she tucked in the sheets just as had been done at home. Before long, new faces appeared around the Square, and the freshmen became aware that, down by the river, on the other side of the row of stores, were Eliot, Winthrop, Dun- ster , . . There the upperclassmen, fresh from summer work and play, were running to and fro, moving furniture and lounging by the Charles. He wondered if he would look like that in a year or two. The meeting with the freshman advisor was a memorable, if somewhat puzzling experience. PTIKNINH' 1' -1 . 342 fic 1- m' SM ff'-'S Zigl- :gl-iii' Having heard that freshman advisors ranged from professors to deans, the freshman was a little wary at first, but the first firm handshake convinced him that the advisor meant to be friendly, even if at times he appeared to be busy with his own problems. Still, as the con- centration, distribution and Gen. Ed. re- quirements were rattled off in quick order, as if the freshman had lived with them all his life, he shifted uneasily in his chair and won- dered if he would be able to take Engineering 309 in the freshman year after all. Pre-con- ceived plans were thrown overboard for Soc. Sci. 3 and Nat. Sci. 4, and some course called, frighteningly, Gen. Ed. Ahf. When it was all over, the freshman was very confused, but was solaced by the thought that everyone else must be having the same trouble. Most were, but there were differences in getting adjusted. Some familiar with the tech' nique of well-phrased obscurity, felt right at home when Professor Eliot explained, in the first lecture in Gov. 1, the differences between totalitarianism and democracy. Others winced and wrote down epistomol . . . Ccheckl in their notebooks, while some had not yet de- cided whether the outline or the running paragraph method of taking notes would be the best. All felt a little strange, though, at attending a class in New Lecture Hall with four hundred other people, having to get this part of their college education through a mic- rophone. As the weeks passed, other interests besides the academic were developed. Freshman mixers with Radcliffe and Wellesley became more frequent, although it seemed to him that most of the males attending didn't look like fresh- men. When he heard the boy who cut in on him at one mixer say distinctly he was in Leverett House, the freshman felt a little peeved. The food in the Union was not like home, X-f4rP 7',kv ,A in Q., . 5 .- vv'.nlifv.:... W Q -' ' ','-f- ' Anrl-S.' J fff-gs -' - 1 but few complained seriously. If the hard- boiled eggs often dripped when the shells were cracked, at least milk was plentiful, and the cranberry sauce with the turkey on Sundays helped make the meal more palatable. Some, however, found the incentive of a home-cooked meal enough to warrant a call to a previously forgotten relative, whose name had been hast- ily scribbled as a good bet by well-meaning aunts back home. There were less enioyable aspects of the first few months. The torture known as the step-test imposed itself, and papers required early in the term seemed to be graded with a vengence. P.T. credits three afternoons a week were particularly annoying, and the man with the black book seemed to take delight in forgetting each man's name. Room-mates came and went. Some began to go to labs a few days a week, while others seemed to do nothing at all. A few eager men had not even waited for the Crimson to an- nounce the opening competition, but after registration raced from Memorial Hall to Plymp- ton Street, intending to start work right away. Most took things more slowly, though as the days passed, the activities that Harvard of- fered presented themselves for acceptance and participation, or for indifference. As the freshman's initial period of intro- duction to Harvard came to a close, each man had gone his own way, yet within a few months elements of community did appear. From puz- zled newcomers there developed men who, if still uncertain about their futures, were at least sure by now that Harvard's reputation for academic excellence had something to offer. There was a lot in the brains and bookshelves at Harvard, if only the student had the time and the desire to dig in and digest. There was no rah-rah spirit, but each freshman began to feel that Harvard belonged to him and was a part of him, it was not iust a name to be dragged out and hoisted before every stranger he wanted to impress. Socially, the Harvard freshman came into his own, too, at least he began to realize what was going on. Hasty Pudding was no longer merely a synonym for minute tapioca, and many freshmen appeared with striped lengths of silk hanging from their necks which heralded the superficial aspects of the transformation from high school gradu- ate to Harvardman. Slowly, the freshman began to feel at home in the College that before had been something respected and well thought of, but for him something distant and impersonal. Once again, Harvard had completed the painful task of absorbing, assimilating the converging streams of eager young men. .., 'Q qt .tx ef: s ,X fi -' N., :E '-4 P NN ' x c X93 . :GQ K, SS X N A sv -- t f I QI. or ...M 1 vw? GU ig- i ef r fi I STEPHEN ARNOLD AARON Hollis 9 2770 Briggs Ave., Bronx 58, N. Y. Bronx High School of Science Classical music, chess, radio, dramatics Golf, tennis Probable major: Physics PAUL ABRAHAMIAN Hollis 18 207 Powder House Blvd., Somerville, Mass. Somerville High Classical, popular music, A.Y.F. Ar- menian Club, radio Football, track Probable major: Economics EDWARD MARTIN ABRAMSON Holworthy 10 124 Victory Blvd,, New Rochelle, N. Y. New Rochelle High School Popular music, political organizations, art, writing, dramatics Football, crew, baseball, basketball, track Probable major: Government LAWRENCE ABRAMSON BL. 8-0973 502 Norfolk St., Mattapan 26, Mass. Boston Latin School Trumpet, classical, popular music, relig- ious, band organizations, autos, model crafts Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, track DONALD GEIKIE ADAM Matthews 31 1255 Villa Rd., Birmingham, Mich. Birmingham High School Banjo, ukelele, classical, popular mu- sic, religious, debating organizations, music, writing Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, track, tennis Probable major: Economics and Govern ment JIM STERLING ADAMSON, JR. Holworthy 14 453 Midland Ave., Little Rock, Arlc. Little Rock High School Popular, jazz music Crew, basketball, tennis Probable major: Chemistry STEPHEN LUH. ADDISS Straus D-31 45 Gramercy Park, New York, N. Y. Putney Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations, art, chess, writing, dra- matics Tennis, soccer, skiing, cricket Probable major: Music vigil I 4 1 , -f- - .6-.l:.... j.-rf r . sei '-,flex r- -,gl :Q - . 1: ::' 'X L, - E j rs.-..' -.4 l I' 2 'CQ 4 f, ' 'r 2 . 1 K . ein fe: X K PAUL AIZLEY ST. 2-5769 1715 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton, Mass. Boston English High Basketball, track Probable major: Mathematics REZA ALAVI Apley 43 Tokhte iJamshind Ave., Tehran, Iran Gilman School Classical music, political organizations, chess, writing, dramatics Football, swimming, soccer, skiing, la- cross Probable major: Premedical or Politi- cal Economy BIRGE ALBRIGHT Lionel B-31 KI. 7-4756 271 Goddard Ave., Brookline, Mass. Groton School Political organizations, chess lTrack, hockey, cross country Probable major: History and Literature NELSON WILMARTH ALDRICH, JR, Wigglesworth D-31 TR. 6-8118 Peach's Point, Marblehead, Mass. St. Paul's School Classical Music, writing Hockey, sailing, tennis Probable major: English or Anthro- POIDQY HUNTER HOLMES ALEXANDER Apley 43 214 West Lanvale St., Baltimore 17, Md. Gilman School Classical, popular, jazz music, chess, photography, writing, dramatics Football, crew, lacrosse Probable major: English PAUL KENT ALKON Thayer 6 UN. 4-3492 1161 Woodbury Ave,, Portsmouth, N. H. Phillips Academy Classical, jazz, music, art Swimming, fencing, sailing, tennis Probable major: Biochemical Sciences CHARLES DeBERTRAM ALLEN Wigglesworth B-22 279 Main St., Sanford, Maine Sanford Trombone, classical, popular, jazz mu- sic, religious organizations, chess, photography, writing, dramatics Football, crew, swimming, fencing, sail- ing, tennis, skiing, polo, rifle Probable major: Pre-Medical WILLIAM HENRY ALLEN Matthews 32 EL. 4-2138 Las Cadbas, Guamo, Oriente, Cuba Noble and Greenough Mambos Football, baseball, hockey, sailing JUAN M. ALONSO Stoughton 4 8 Kensington Rd., Arlington, Mass. Arlington High School Classical, jazz music, writing, dramatics Baseball, basketball, boxing Probable major: Economics JAMES POND ALTMAN Thayer 20 2407 Buchanan Rd., Kenosha, Wis. Kenosha High School Classical music, religious organiza- tions, philately, dramatics Swimming, sailing, skiing Probable major: Biology HARRY MORSS ALTSHULER Thayer 38 108 Main St., East Jatfrey, N. H. Cushing Academy, Ashburnham, Mass. Popular music, religious, political or- ganizations, writing, dramatics Swimming Probable major: Possibly English PETER ROBERT AMATO MA. 4-5091 74 East Border Rd., Malden, Mass. Malden High School Baseball Probable major: Biology VICTOR FREDERICK ANDREW Grays 1-2 802 East Ave., Newark, N. Y. Newark Jr.-Sr, High Classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, card playing, dra- matics Sailing, golf, tennis, squash, ritle Prabable major: Government DENISON ANDREWS Wigglesworth K-21 EL. 4-2651 164 E. 72nd St., New York, N, Y. St. Paul's Slide whistle, classical, popular, jazz music, art, writing Crew, hockey, polo Probable major: Literature 'ef-1. r. r ' -515. f ' 1 , ' 7. . X, .1 - 4. ' l X PF' fe -ers 1 S, I ... , A rj 'sv 4 3 I -t I .- 4 l l EX PHILIP JON ANDREWS Stoughton 63 47 Centre St,, Milton, Mass. Milton Academy Classical, popular, jazz music, photog- raphy, radio Wrestling Probable major: Mathematics JOHN PUTNAM ANSELL Mower B-21 107 West Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. Classical, popular music, radio Football, baseball, squash Probable major: Russian EDMUND NEWTON ANSIN Thayer 65 228 40th St., Miami Beach, Fla. Andover, Phillips Academy Popular music, writing Basketball, squash, lacrosse Probable major: Government VINCENT SHIRO AOKI Hollis 30 2338 South King St., Honolulu, T. H. McKinley High School Classical, popular music, art, chess Swimming Probable major: Biochemistry STUART ALAN APPLEBAUM Wigglesworth l-21 EL. 4-5410 5000 So. East End Ave., Chicago 15, Ill. Hyde Park High School Trumpet, classical, popular music, pho- tography, dramatics Football, baseball, hockey, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: Government JOHN APPLETON Wigglesworth A-31 UN, 4-0265 249 Overlook Drive, Greenwich, Conn. Phillips Exeter Crew, swimming, sailing, squash PHILIP JOHN ARENA Weld 53 EL. 4-9141 411 Saratoga St., East Boston, Mass. Boston Latin Classical, popular music, singing, re- ligious, political organizations, autos, card playing Football, swimming, track, tennis Probable major: Chemistry 5112? .ju iv x -1 1 1 l :T l X 3 ,'-. 5- ' .,, . ,. -'vi I i ' Q, ..,. 5..,.,jX I , . x '-i X., 5 C X xX 2 -Q48 qs- s , ,, A.-Y it .-ss, :, - , -5.7.3 5, X -.q:5,.5:i-N - .x 3 .acc -35:-: , c- .+I--I-Ru ,Ii-J f - :.,.Q,:5.SS:k y--::g.g.,.-:fzj N: N x X E N S , , ..,x,.v,,: tx t' ,ig I N, X sQ f +A, . . A 765 r , N- P54 ' 1, gfitiez- . L L Q T cluii- . .w - v ' Qlff 55 . lsr- T Q' - '- :- I 1- ,, is-x my , M, -wi. s... Mb is . 1. 'Z' f ,X sz- ,I is .. 'V tiff-, j.. 7' is 5 iw' -.iv . nr- EFI gn 21 ,- -I X. G .S I I I . r TATSUO ARIMA Mower B-12 3-511 Narimune Suginami-Ku Tokyo, .Iapan St. PauI's School Classical music Track, wrestling Probable major: Social Studies HENRY ASSAEL Hollis 32 67-61 110 St., Forest Hills, N. Y. Kew-Forest School Card playing, philotely Baseball, basketball, soccer, skiing Probable major: Chemistry WILLIAM BENTON AYER Wigglesworth B-22 Cold Spring Harbor, L. I., N. Y. Middlesex School Classical music, autos, chess, philately, photography, radio, dramatics Football, crew, fencing, sailing, tennis, skiing, squash, rugby, rifle Probable major: Engineering ALAN AYMES GE. 6-2747 56 Callender St., Dorchester, Mass. Boston Latin School Bassoon, classical, popular music, re- ligious organizations, autos, dra- matics Swimming, tennis, rifle Probable major: German RICHARD SHAW BABSON Straus C-22 UN. 4-0926 69 Park Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. Middlesex School Popular music, autos Football, swimming, skiing, lacrosse Probable major: Economics or History WILLIAM SHAUL BAHARY Thayer 3 322 Central Park West, New York 25, N. Y. Popular music, autos, photography Swimming, soccer, skiing Probable major. Chemical research JAMES ALDERSON BAILEY, 2nd Grays 11-12 EL. 4-1345 38 Sawyer Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Noble and Greenough School Popular, jazz music, card playing Football, baseball, hockey, golf, squash Probable major: Geology I N . .X N , x ..i. f 'V ' Q . -4 .1 - 5 ggi .X N- K 1 A 1 BRUCE PAUL BAKER, ll Hollis 26 Route 1, Council Bluffs, Iowa Abraham Lincoln High Piano, classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations, writing, dramatics Crew, fencing Probable major: Literature or History KIRBY LAMAR BAKER Lionel B-32 EL. 4-7307 1220 31st St., Des Moines, Ia. A. Lincoln High School Popular music, card playing, chess Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: Social sciences STANLEY CONYERS BAKER 7 Hilliard Place, Cambridge, Mass. Kent School Cello, classical, jazz music, religious organizations, debating, card play- ing, chess, writing, dramatics Football, crew, sailing, wrestling, soc- cer, rifle Probable major: humanities TALBOT BAKER, JR. Wigglesworth H-21 KI. 7-5070 Forest Rd., Millis, Mass. Milton Academy Popular music, card playing Football, crew, hockey, sailing, golf, tennis WILLIAM WOODWARD BALDWIN, 2nd Massachusetts B-31 61 West Cedar St., Boston 14, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, jazz music, chess, writing Baseball, sailing, tennis, squash Probable major: Slavic Languages 81 Literature, CESARE UNDULA BALZOTTI, III Weld North 64 1369 Rue Eartha Kitt, Tanganyika, Kenya, Africa Cherry Hill Prep Italian piccolo, choir, Mohammedanism, yoga, Advocate Bocce, jai alai, talconry Probable major, Sanskrit or lndic Philology MICHAEL ALBERT BAMBERGER Wigglesworth B-11 18 Carlton Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. Violin, classical music, political organi- zations Crew, basketball, tennis Probable major: Government PETER ALAN BANKS Matthews 48 15 Rangeley Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Roxbury Latin School Classical, popular music, chess Baseball, basketball, sailing, wrestling, tennis Probable major: Sciences HAROLD ARTHUR BANTLY Hollis 5 3017 Main St., Glastonbury, Conn. Glastonbury High School Classical, popular music, art, photog- EL. 4-8998 raphy Baseball, basketball, golf, tennis Probable major: Engineering HUSTON JACKMAN BANTON, II Matthews 2 46 Linnet St., West Roxbury 32, Mass. Roxbury Latin School Classical music, religious, political, out- ing organizations, chess, philately Swimming, wrestling, squash, rifle Probable major: Geology ORION METCALF BARBER, 11 Mowel B-31 KI. 7-0728 20 Monument Ave., Old Bennington, Vt. Phillips Exeter Academy Harmonica, classical, popular music, writing Swimming, tennis Probable major: English VIRGIL EVERETT BARNES, Il Stoughton 5 207 E. 33rd St., Austin, Tex. Austin High :School Piano, classical music, scientific organi- zations, chess, radio, writing Crew, swimming, tennis Probable major: Physics, Mathematics WARNER J. BARNES Thayer 33 3217 Robin Rd., Waco, Texas Andover Dixieland music, card playing, religious organizations Track, squash Probable major: Biology ROBERT EUGENE BARNETT Wigglesworth H-31 2218 Sheldon, Lincoln, Neb. Lincoln High School Classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, card playing Football, baseball, basketball, golf, tennis Probable major: Government -.f A ,.s, s -ll?-1' . : ..- ll' 1 5 -x Q 4- W. 9 x 'sv --... X 'Sc . t .... . LCA . X. '- lr Y X an 4 We 'Ye Eiirsil .7151 . .pa-. AY' I IE 5. .... I' 1? Q32- i25fi1jg3 1 s I I f'x STEPHEN R. BARNETT Thayer 43 127 Ballard Drive, West Hartford, Conn. Loomis School Classical, jazz music, political organi- zations, writing, dramatics Sailing, golf, tennis Probable major: Social Relations JAMES FRANCIS BARR Wigglesworth F-32 487 Willits, Birmingham, Mich. Birmingham, Mich. Birmingham High School Piano, Classical, popular music, card playing, writing, dramatics Baseball, basketball, hockey, golf, tennis Probable major: Mathematics, English MYRON ROBERT BARR Apley 53 81 Joy St., Boston, Mass. Boston Latin School Religious, political organizations, autos, photography, radio Crew, sailing, golf, wrestling, tennis, rifle Probable major: Applied Science JOHN BERCHMANS BARRETT, JR, Matthews 11 52 Emmansdale Rd., West Roxbury 32, Mass. Piano, classical music, chess, photo- graphy, debating, writing, dramatics Swimming, wrestling, rifle, mountain climbing HENRY CHARLES BARTLET, JR. Straus D-32 KI. 7-4362 Indian Field Rd., Meodi Pt., Greenwich, Conn. Hotchkiss School Classical, popular, jazz music, writing, dramatics Hockey, sailing Probable major: English CHARLES LAWRENCE BARTON Wigglesworth B-22 Pierre, So. Dak. Pierre High Clarinet, saxophone, classical, popular music and jazz Football, basketball, swimming, fencing, tennis, skiing Probable major: Medicine JAN ANTONIN BASCH Thayer 7 EL. 4-6827 3510 Quebec St., N. W., Washington I6, D. C. Landon Preparatory School Violin, classical music, political organi- zations, card playing, chess Tennis, soccer Probable major: Economics I ft. ..f- Q. . . ssc.. S 1 nz: we ' YQ. we -sie? I . peg' 4- S.. lg 5 I X 8 X X SF ' 73' 6 1 . Q 'Y' Q 4 he . ' . 's',1, Rh as Y.'fQ51FiQL 'ff-?I2'I5E'Q?:-::iE'r' 'Q .. f 'Y'N:'rf2QY22f:-1 51 'ily . ' 1 ' . Witt' ' Y .1 A . .. . .ESB S1 X R i R ,MX L.. ww his 4-4 x,!' L -Q f x 'ZF' -Q' ?'P.T. '- 'I0 W' 4 s -as I5 Tl s. 'T- PETER A. BEAK Stoughton 9 328 Wellesley Rd., Syracuse, N. Manlius School Q.. .lazz music, card playing Football, basketball, golf Probable maior: Chemistry M 't ,N tx . Mm... XL ARTHUR WARREN BEARSE Straus A-12 227 Essex Ave., Gloucester, Mass. Gloucester High School r' Classical, popular music, writing, dramatic A ' 'a J -s- -9- .1 Baseball, basketball, swimming, track, 'aux cross country, soccer, squash, lacrosse ' 1 Y Probable moior: Applied Sciences ' T a g jllq . DAVID MANDEL BECKER Lionel A-'l2 5723 N. Central Park Ave., Chicago, Ill. , 23 .Q Von Steuben High School 1. Classical, popular, iazz music, religious, 'L' political organizations, reading ' ' Baseball, basketball, swimming, golf, t 4 tennis '- N V, X: L DAVID ROBERT BECKERMAN Stoughton 27 234 Buell St., New Britain, Conn. New Britain Senior High Popular music, chess, photography Basketball, golf Probable major: Biology JONATHAN ROGER BECKWITH Massachusetts A-43 21 Kingswood Rd., Auburndale, Mass. Newton High School A An:-an nnl:-1n 0-100 Clarinet, piano, iazz music, religious, political organizations, philately Swimming, tennis Probable maior: Research Chemistry CHARLES WILLIAM BENDER Holworthy 8 7730 Sunnyside, Seattle, Wash. Lincoln School, Seattle Oboe, classical, popular music, card playing Swimming, skiing, squash Probable maior: Government Qmgm IELVIN LOUIS BENJAMIN HY. 3-i756-W 62 Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park, Mass. oston Latin opular music aseball, swimming robable maior: Economics RANKLIN PIERCE BENNETT, JR. ionel A-ll T01 Woodside Drive, Flint, Mich. hillips Exeter Academy lassicol music, religious, political or- ganizations rew, swimming, skiing robable maior: History IEnglish and Medievalj OHN HENRY BENNETT hayer 436 Fernside Pl., Cincinnati 7, Ohio Valnut Hills High Ilassical, popular, iazz music, autos tasketball, tennis 'robable major: Engineering IOBERT ALVIN BERG itoughton 25 IOOO Leslie, Detroit, Mich. Ientral High Ilassical music, religious, political or- ganizations, dramatics ELWIN BERGER 'lolworthy 6 595 Holly St., Denver, Colo. fast High School 'iano, classical, popular music, reli- gious, political organizations 'ennis 'robable major: Biological Sciences IAICHAEL NORMAN BERGER Viatthews 'll TR. 6-9047 5367 Fair Oaks St., 'ittsburgh 17, Penna. Shady Side Academy Iazz music, card playing, photography, writing Football, swimming, tennis 'robable maior: History, Literature ROBERT PATRICK BERGIN Grays 20 l67 Columbia Blvd., Waterbury, Conn. The Taft School Popular music, political organizations, autos, writing Basketball, golf Probable maior: English '- flex . . lg., . Q. . P - 1 Qs QXK X c Q cs :Ns . . 1i:sf-w.::e.:.' 1- frzrv' c-cs c-X.-. .. ,s . sc, .neges ,saw -V :Q-ss 5' x X x Ei 5239 c. . Qs? A c ., -1, N. . . x 3-4. -. L '-'- sr -if ' -3321. 39+ Rx Q' f-V:-:nm P . ,... t 'ze sc . L , I 2 N ,f . sr B vi, - - '- , ,. 4. -s--ac., X X , . . N .Y 1:9 z GAYLAN CHARLES BERGREN Holworthy 23 1345 South Main St., Minot, N. D. Minot Senior High School Popular music, religious organizations, art Football, baseball, basketball, tennis Probable maior: Applied Science BARRY LOUIS BERMAN Holworthy 2 UN. 4-0622 4952 N. Hamlin Ave., Chicago 25, Ill. Von Steuben High School Clarinet, classical, popular, iazz music, chess, philately Baseball, basketball, golf Probable maior: Physics DONALD HOWARD BERMAN Thayer 67 726 Whitney St., Auburn, Me. Edward Little High School Saxophone, classical, popular music, religious, political organizations, card playing, chess, photography Swimming, golf, tennis Probable maior: Government JOHN DANA BERNARD Matthews 29 5700 Ridgedale Road, Baltimore, Md. Baltimore City College Classical, popular music, card playing, radio, writing, dramatics Swimming Probable maior: English ARTHUR KENNETH BERNIER Weld 24 529 Stinson St., Norman, Okla. Thomas Jefferson School Classical, popular, jazz music, art, autos, photography Football, baseball, basketball, track, soccer Probable maior: Romance Languages JOEL MARVIN BERNSTEIN Matthews 5l 151 Hamlin Rd., Buffalo 8, N. Y. Fosdick-Masten High School Popular music, dramatics Baseball, basketball, tennis Probable maior: Chemistry PHILIP CHARLES BEROLZHEIMER Wigglesworth F-3l 3548 Country Club Blvd., Stockton, Calif. The Cate School Ukelele, piano, popular, iazz music, card playing, photography Baseball, basketball, swimming, sailing, tennis, soccer, squash Probable major: Science E . . . Wigs? . - -- :miss if . gain Gisggggis W N-'eww 3 ' M' .. - I -. I ff-..s-:glsrfaw is I 'I in DAVID EARL BERTELSON Stoughton 27 834 Kensington Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah South High School Piano, organ, classical music, religious, political organizations, writing Probable major: Chemistry ERIC W. BESHERS Mower B-22 Tyree, Poolesville, Md. Woodrow Wilson High School Classical music, political organizations writing, dramatics Sailing, tennis, cricket Probale major: English VICTOR RENE BESSO Thayer 39 9949 66 Ave., Rego Park 74, N. Y. Forest Hills High School, N.Y. C. Clarinet, classical, popular music, art chess, photography, radio, writing dramatics Wrestling Probable major: Physics RICHARD MICHAEL BIEDERMAN 23 Esmond St., Dorchester, Mass. Boston Latin School Jazz, swing music, fishing Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: Biology LLEWELLYN B. BIGELOW Matthews 44 Bedford Rd., South Lincoln, Mass. Clarinet, classical music, chess, photo- Qmphv Crew, tennis Probable major: Science ANDREW WILLIAM BINGHAM Holworthy 5 Cross Rds. Farm, Hartsdale, N. Y. Pomfret School Piano, accordion, classical, popular mu- sic, religious organizations, writing Football, crew, track, hockey, tennis, squash, rugby Probable major: Humanities or History DWIGHT EDWARD BISHOP Hollis I7 1320 Johnstone St., Bartlesville, Oklahoma Bartlesville High School Percussion instruments, classical, popu- lar music, religious, political organi- zations, chess, radio, writing Crew, basketball, fencing, tennis Probable major: Philosophy 1,1-is . .. F ' MJ .-'If'l'. 1 fiigii 235: -rift: . xxx .xii 5 Q YN X S X R: c .GQ A . xlinifisx. B' ELLISTON PEROT BISSELL, III Mower B-'I2 EL. 4-6505 4'I2 Berkley Rd., Haverford, Pa. St. Paul's Classical, jazz music, organizations Crew, swimming, fencing, sailing, tennis Probable major: History or Literature JUDD HUNTLEY BLAIN Holworthy 23 822 Belmont Rd., Grand Forks, N. D. Grand Forks Central High School Classical, music, religious organizations Football, swimming, fencing, tennis, squash Probable major: Pre-Med or Pre- Seminary HUGH BLAIR-SMITH Wigglesworth B-22 KI. 7-2782 l90I Walnut St., Philadelphia 3, Penna. Middlesex School Popular music, card playing, chess, writing, dramatics Sailing, golf, tennis, soccer, squash, rifle Probable major: Engineering DONALD POWELL BLAKESLEE Hollis 5 2916 Noble Ave., Richmond, Va. Thomas Jefferson High School Clarinet, saxophone, flute, oboe, class- ical music, religious, political organi- zations, card playing, chess Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, tennis, rifle Probable major: Economics JOHN BRADLEY BOCKOVEN Wigglesworth KI. 7-5970 T715 Shaftesbury Rd., Dayton 6, Ohio Fairview High School Piano, classical, popular music, religious organizations, chess, photography Swimming, tennis Probable major: Chemistry BARRY WILLIAM BOEHM Matthews 9 4862 Dixie Dr., San Diego 9, Calif. Santa Monica High School Basketball, tennis Probable major: Science, Mathematics RICHARD JOSEPH BOGOMOLNY Grays 23-24 2556 Traymare Rd., University Heights, Ohio Cleveland Heights High School Violin, viola, classical music Football, basketball Probable major: Economics ROBERT LEIGH BOMBAUGH Thayer 22 4922 Bryan Place, Downers Grove, Ill. Downer's Grove Community High School Political organizations Football, baseball, basketball Probable maior: Economics LAWRENCE PAUL BONAGUIDI Weld 39 'Il02 Washington Ave., N. E., Albuquerque, New Mexico Albuquerque High School Piano, classical music, card playing, writing, dramatics Fencing, golf, skiing Probable major: Government or History NELSON BIXBY BOND Stoughton 3 East Dover, N. J. Phillips Exeter Academy Political organizations Swimming, sailing, tennis Probable maior: Government HENRY WADE BOOKOUT, JR. Straus A-4'l 2706 Lenox Rd., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. North Fulton High School Classical, popular music, art, philotely, dramatics Crew, swimming Probable maior: Philosophy SETH ALAN BOORSTEIN Straus D-22 94 West 39th St., Bayonne, N. J. Newark Academy Popular, iazz music, art, writing, social service Golf Probable maior: Biochemical Sciences IRWIN ISAAC BORIS Stoughton 26 85 Stratton St., Dorchester, Mass. Boston Latin Popular, semi-classical music, religious, political organizations, card playing, chess, radio Football, baseball, basketball, hockey, tennis ALVIN DAVID BOS Matthews 26 IB3 West 15th St., Holland, Mich. Holland High School Tympani piano, classical, Popular music, religious political organizations Football, basketball, tennis 1 X 1 . ' 7 4, :TA-'fzfifs 134.1 I F 22, Aw is P f LK x -- . c X xX f- sigh -4 , wp' X L X E- N X xr 3' .s vi 3 'ii 1 X L Ea? 2.95 I ' - 'P-2' PL MATTHEW WESLEY BOTSFORD, JR. Thayer 5'I 329 Center Ave., Carnegie, Pa. Carnegie High School Popular, iazz music, religous organiza- tions, autos, card playing Football, baseball, basketball, golf CHARLES NICHOLAS BOUGOPOULOS TA. 5-6091 4 Nonquit St., Dorchester, Mass. Boston Latin Popular music, religious organizations Football, baseball, swimming, track Probable maior: Economics JOHN Straus Aptdo Upper RICHARD FENN BOWER A-42 Aereo 443622, Bogota, Colombia Canana College, Toronto, Canada Spanish and Latin American music, political organizations, writing, dra- matics Track, sailing, wrestling, hunting, fishing Probable maior: Geology GLEN WARREN BOWERSOCK Mower A-21 UN. 4-3471 135 Edmunds Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Rivers Country Day School Piano, classical music, religious organi- zations, dramatics Swimming, tennis Probable major: Classics WILLIAM COWPER BOYDEN, JR. Lionel A-22 EL. 4-7365 I360 N. State St., Chicago, Illinois Milton Academy Popular music, political organizations, card playing, writing Swimming, fencing, wrestling, tennis, squash Probable major: Government RALPH MARTIN BRAUNSTEIN Straus D-'I2 2 South Baton Rouge Ave., Ventner City, N. J. Atlantic City High School Classical, popular, iazz music, political organizations, writing, dramatics Crew, swimming, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: Physics PAUL RICHARD BRAYTON, JR. Weld 26 5647 Repetto, Los Angeles 22, Calif. Garfield High School Piano, classical music, chess, geology, bota ny, writing Swimming, tennis, squash, rifle Probable maior: Geological Sciences Q X l v ..1-' Ll 1 A B X 5 . w Q A .v g ' yy ., :EPQQQEP it ' - 3' x V , 1--fe, ,- I ' ,. E Q 5'-I iff' Rx , c i: .... 124-' ' ' i E 31:-'s pg-3511, ' NQLX TI-QI FQ-'TCU' 'Z' ,s. ' - '?? St' . . . iii s .- ns.. ELS .E aff' if. ,.. .1 1 .- 2- .ag . 'Klip ' zu .1:1-YI. , Yun i X - x x R sg , N9 .fx .1 , . . ,, . X L X 1 X cxxxx A x X L .Oc ' 'X Q at I., IP, .55 ,,- 5' -SSE so 'Q Q X iff' fs fi 'K 4 r.-x x if Q ex xbx X I 1 v X 'x ls?- f to 4 in ' Q Q 1. i f JEREMIAH JOSEPH BRESNAHAN Norwood 7-0657-J 397 Washington St., Norwood, Mass. Boston College High Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, card playing, dramatics Baseball, basketball, swimming, golf, tennis RICHARD IAN BRICKMAN Mower B-11 625 94th St., Miami Beach, Fla. Miami Beach Senior High School ukelele, classical, iazz music, card playing Football, baseball, basketball, golf Probable maior: Economics GOTTFRIED BRIEGER Hollis 3 6200 Greene St., Philadelphia, Penna. Mount Herman School Classical, iazz, card playing, chess, philately Track, tennis, soccer Probable maior: Chemistry JOHN PAUL BRITTON Lionel B-12 5755 Windsor Drive, Mission, Kansas Pembroke Country Day Classical music, art, writing, dramatics Crew, swimming, fencing, golf ROBERT HYMAN BROFMAN ST. 2-7278 39 Park Vale Ave., Allston, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, card playing, writing, dramatics Crew, baseball, swimming, soiling, soccer Probable major: History VICTOR ROBERT BROGNA Wigglesworth D-22 144 East Side Park Way, Newton, Mass. Newton High School Trumpet, classical, iazz music, band, boats Crew, sailing CHARLES NELSON BROWER Weld 39 KI. 6-1129 409 Woodland Ave., Westfield, N. J. Westfield Sr. High School Drums, piano, harmonica, classical, pop- ular, iazz music, political organiza- tions, art, writing, dramatics Football, basketball, swimming, crew, soiling Probable major: German X . i' V 7, l1llz,, .H N I N S A ss f . 1 ' . v .y JAMES WARREN BROWN Matthews 3 129 East 95th St., New York, N. Y. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical music, religious organizations Crew Probable maior: Social Relations JONATHAN WENTWORTH BROWN Wigglesworth E-31 KI. 7-9174 1608 W. 28 St., Minneapolis, Minn. Blake School Trumpet, drums, iazz music, writing Swimming, rifle Probable maior: Russian, Asiatic History PAUL WHEELER BROWN Matthews 44 1208 Emerson Ave., West Englewood, N. J. Teaneck High School Piano, ukelele, classical, popular music, art, writing Swimming, soiling Probable major: Applied Science RICHARD CARMEN BROWN BE. 2-0459 2 Foster St., Brookline, Mass. Brookline High School Piano, classical, iazz music, chess, theatre Fencing, golf, tennis Probable major: Chemistry RICHARD HOOPER BROWN Matthews 53 1027 East Ave., Holdrege, Nebraska Holdrege High School Drum, classical, popular music, religious organizations Football, swimming, golf Probable maior: Engineering or Business DAVID POWELL BRYDEN Stoughten 7 Hilltop Rd., Mendham, N. J. Morristown High School Writing Baseball MAURICE CONREY BRYSON Wigglesworth K-11 TR. 6-3910 2314 Silver St., El Paso, Texas El Paso High School Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations Probable maior: Physics HUMPHREY WARREN BUCKLER, Ill Apley 43 1002 Bellemore Rd., Baltimore, Md. Gilman Classical music, political organizations, dramatics Swimming Probable maior: English RICHARD DAVID BUDSON Thayer 3 17195 Muirland, Detroit, Mich. Mumford High School Clarinet, saxophone, piano, classical, iazz music, art, philately Crew, swimming, sailing Probable major: Bio-Chemistry HOWARD FRANKLIN BUNN Wigglesworth B-12 22 Midwood Terr., Madison, N. J. Pingry School Piano, classical, iazz music, card play- ing Tennis, soccer Probable maior: Chemistry JONATHAN USHER BURDICK Wigglesworth A-12 310 10th Ave. S., Fargo, N. Dak. Fargo Central High Classical music Fencing, tennis JAMES KEITH BURGARD Lionel B-12 7436 Warner Ave., Richmond Heights, Missouri Western Military Academy Piano, classical, iazz music, religious organizations, chess Football, crew, swimming, golf, tennis Probable maior: Pre-Medical MICHAEL PHILIP BURLEY Matthews 3 61 Main St., Concord, Mass. Exeter Popular music, writing Football, swimming, lacrosse Probable maior: Physics EDWARD LIVERMORE BURLINGAME Straus B-22 KI. 7-1851 63 Weed St., New Canaan, Conn. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, popular, iazz music, art, card playing Baseball, swimming, hockey, golf, ten- nis, soccer, skiing, lacrosse n if , c F. 1 ' ' , 1 cg., N, , 5 L W V9-5,1 g.. .,,. X X iw :FI X xxx. Xxmxg sv t 5. NX z ya X Rx x 3, X if sk. I l' I . L, 231 1 ., dogg: Q , . 1 . ,ww X . N ., , km, ' A 1 5 -sw? bfi? rw-1 ..i, X ,. gk - -ssi- V , RQ. .vw sz X S X X.. . . -. X.. .ix w,,.,,, is if I SS?- W1Y,-.4n- xx A S ,sS.i,. gr Q .. s is We K2-f V 211- N. ' 5 ...Ce -- , Ng.. .55 Hx, - X lx 'xv if X ,... 24 L X , ----cum E F' -m+i N.Ei :Jw . xbbizf fr .Xxx -X 5 .M Q, CHARLES DON BURNETT 9 Longfellow Rd., Cambridge, Mass. La Porte High School Piano, string bass, popular, iazz music, religious organizations Basketball Probable maior: Economics THOMAS WILSON BURROWS Mass A-43 5820 Sheridan St., Chicago, Illinois Philately, radio, writing Golf, tennis Probable maior: Bio-Chemistry STUART SAMUEL BURSTEIN Wigglesworth H-32 KI. 7-5970 611 S. Taylor, Decatur, Ill. Decatur High School Cornet, classical, popular music, relig- ious organizations, card playing, photography Football, crew, swimming, track, golf, tennis Probable maior: Biochemical Science ALAN DUDLEY BURT WI. 6-3304W 2 Hollywood Road, Winchester, Mass. Winchester High School Piano, popular music Cross Country, skiing Probable maior: Engineering JOHN BEVERLEY BUTCHER Matthews 25 927 Juanita Terrace, Rt. 2, Prescott, Arizona Prescott High School Popular, iazz, hill billy music, religious organizations, card playing, chess, radio Basketball, swimming Probable major: English, Philosophy MICHAEL FRANCIS BUTLER Thayer 60 316 Constitution Drive, Pittsburgh, Pa. Clairton High School Violin, classical music Football, track JAMES HAL BYRD Straus D-32 KI. 7-4362 15 Hampton Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Hotchkiss School Popular, iazz music Football, baseball, basketball, hockey, sailing, golf, squash, rifle Probable maior: History - if X I . 't f- 4-. s'- , .K 'WN ...gc xzsgsg I If ' :N New ' ,N N 'S 1 . . . XXX . ,sggirgg X. --X N. 4 1 ' i . . ' f --.3-x,,'x f ac, VX x x . x gif C 1 .ifilllfil F . ,Q X W XC ., X S-sr. I N 'lx x Pt . x .g '1 - ij ' l Q7 'if V ' :-1-fi. -1 .- T'-:l 4 fp.-4 x 151:--5255 ..21f'irs12Eif5ES' .fa 'ss:s:Syfe:1: s-L QL' '. L 'N r ips fa ' ,xy w-. l - S VN Q55 S 'X N , Q- L -. A Q I - i . . 1. i- X Q ii-fit' ,. - -s Q... .. 3? -. . . - ,s .vm ' 1 'GAR ww .A I ax' . .-.. .x. , gc 5 Q. . II B5 -I -gf 54?-74, fel.. x f 1 -e x 4' gr I -N LAWRENCE THOMPSON CABOT Massachusetts B-4l TR. 6-2796 6 Clement Circle, Cambridge, Mass. Belmont Hill School Jazz, autos Crew Probable maior: History CHARLES EDWARD CAIRNS Thayer 52 TR. 6-ll9l 607 West Michigan Ave., Urbana, Illinois University High School Classical, popular, iazz music, autos, card playing, radio, writing, dra- matics Track Probable maior: Physics of Mathematics JAMES JOSEPH CAIRNS, JR. BE. 5-2859M IO Betts Rd., Belmont, Mass. Belmont High School Piano, popular music, autos, photog- raphy Track, cross country Probable major: Engineering FREDERICK COVERLY CALDER Concord 210 Lowell Rd., Concord, Mass. Middlesex School Classical music, political organizations, photography, writing Probable maior: History RICHARD FRANK CALUSDIAN 208 E. Boylston St., Watertown, Mass. Watertown High School Classical, popular music, philately Baseball, tennis Probable maior: Physics JOHN GARY CAMPBELL, JR. Straus B-ll 3954 N. Adams St., Indianapolis, Indiana Asheville School Classical, popular music, art, writing TR. 6-8939 Baseball, golf, tennis Probable maior: English MILTON G. CAMPBELL Sunset Avenue KI. 7-5814 267 Ashbury Park Village, Ashbury Park, New Jersey Ashbury Park High School Bongo drums, iazz, writing Basketball Probable major: Engineering I 5 N . l .ze I ..... . - . JKT :I Y... -. 1 -L. sfseafil-2 : 14, ' 12?-'x 1 ' I I . 'RS it ! by Q1 ,R- 9. 'V' 'S ef sf m f xg, .. ROBERT DANIEL CANTY 29 Beacon St., Arlington, Mass. Arlington High School Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, hockey, golf History and Government ERNEST EDWARD CAPEN Wigglesworth A-2'I EL. 4-4485 Knollwood Lane, Darien, Conn. Choate School Popular, iazz music Wrestling, rifle JOHN GODFREY DYAS CARDEN Matthews 14 4l3 Donegal Drive, Towson, Md. Scarsdale High School Classical music, political organizations, autos, card playing Football, basketball Probable maior: Social Relations L. J. CARON Straus C-32 48 Thysseloan, Utrecht, Holland HBS Woerden Popular music, card playing Crew, swimming, hockey, sailing, skiing, rifle Probable maior: Economics ALDEN BLISS CARPENTER LE. 9-0866W 94 Pleasant St., Lexington, Mass. Lexington High School Classical, popular music, autos, phil- ately, minerals, writing Crew, track, sailing, tennis, soccer Probable maior: Geology LAWSON AVERELL CARTER Wigglesworth 6-22 UN. 4-1548 64 Hall St., Hamden, Conn. St. Mark's Piano, classical, popular, iazz music, card playing, reading Swimming, hockey, sailing, soccer, ski- ing, squash Probable major: Pre-Engineering RICHARD TYLER CASS UN. 4-9317 900 Mass. Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Mt. Hermon School Classical, popular music, choral work, religious organizations, art, writing Basketball, swimming, track, hockey, cross country, fencing, tennis, rifle DANIEL LESLIE CASTER Matthews 5 TR. 6-6317 630 Pierremont Rd., Shreveport 16, La. Tabor Academy Autos, radio Track, sailing, polo, rifle Probable major: Mechanical Engineer- ing PHILIP MARTIN CATALANO Claverly 18 1221 Southwest 16th St,, Miami, Florida University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla. JUSTIN ENOCH CATZ Hollis 23 300 North Negley Ave,, Pittsburgh, Penna. Peabody High School Classical music, chess, writing Track, cross country, golf, tennis Probable major: English WALTER HARRY CAULFIELD, JR. Straus B431 120 Analamink St., E. Stroudsburg, Penna. East Stroudsburg High School Piano, popular music, religious, political organizations, card playing, chess, writing Baseball, basketball, track, golf Probable major: Chemistry JAY MILLER CAVIOR Thayer 32 7 16 Copley St., Brookline, Mass. Brookline High School Classical music, writing Crew GEOFFREY HALE CHALMERS Hollis 21 EL. 4-8998 Cromwell House, Ohio Deerfield Classical, popular music, art, cord play- ing, chess, writing Football, crew, swimming, hockey, sail- ing, tennis, soccer, skiing, squash Probable major: Pre'Med. CHARLES OLIVER CHAMBERS HY. 3'2843M 6 Monponset St., Mattapan, Mass, Boston Latin School Popular music, chess Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, track, golf Probable major: Engineering ...sfxsw 5:5 , ' .5 x' - ms sw -P A X-1'-3 sgrzggzyx -R . . 4 Q X -,..4.cQi' N. K A ' r ' C' L N. I X xx . N W x . x it X ti 2 s :J 1 . 353211: s i' fr' N11-, 1, 1 - C-'i'iaf.f2:2QI'323 , nffltsi. 4-'55 1 -,wil ,L . ' -V'-,azz 1' -.fra i' ' 'PQXPYX vff? - , 1 Escis-J 5 s ' - -1- fm Qgcggki, : ' WALTER L. CHAPlN Matthews 31 2128 Stanford Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota EL. 4-1991 St. Paul Academy Piano, jazz, photography, radio, drama Tennis, skiing Probable major: Physical sciences KENDRlCK WINTER CHAPMAN Thayer 40 EL. 4-8918 521 Summer Ave., Reading, Mass. Hebron Academy RICHARD PALMER CHAPMAN, JR, Wigglesworth E-21 EL. 4-6468 311 Warren St., Brookline, Mass, Phillips Exeter Academy Popular music, political organizations Hockey, soccer, lacrosse Probable major: History ALSTON SPARKS CHASE Weld 54 Qrtrs, 13-13 Funstan Ave., Presidio, San Francisco, Calif, Carmel High School Accordion, piano, classical, popular music, religious, political organiza- tions, dramatics Football, crew, baseball, basketball, swimming, hockey, sailing, tennis Probable major: Social Sciences JOHN URL CHEEK Holworthy 9 KI. 7-4764 771 Palatine Ave., S. E,, Atlanta, Ga. Murphy High, Atlanta, Ga. Classical, jazz music, religious, political organizations Baseball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Pre-Med., Biochemistry PETER CHERMAYEFF Hollis 15 45 Linnaean St., Cambridge, Mass. Andover Classical, popular music, chess Crew, sailing, squash Probable major: Architecture DAVID CHERNOF Thayer 45 8651 Wyngate St., Sunland, Calif. Verdugo Hills Classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, chess Football, baseball, basketball EMILE CHUNGTIEN CHI Grays 31 TR. 6-0982 315 West 97th St., New York, N. Y. Stuyvesant High School Classical music, political organizations, photography, radio Crew, swimming, tennis Probable major: Science JOEL LOUIS CHINMAN Thayer 35 861 Woodmere Place, Woodmere, N. Y. Lawrence High Popular, jazz music Football, baseball, basketball, track, Sailing Probable major: Government ROGER MICHAEL CHRISTENFELD Holworthy 6 UN. 4-0697 148 Dover St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Abraham Lincoln High School Political organizations, writing Swimming, sailing, tennis, squash Probable major: Psychology ALDEN BRADFORD CHRISTIE Matthews 36 348 Owen Ave., Fair Lawn, N. J. Fair Lawn High School Jazz music, art, writing Crew, basketball Probable major: Medicine JAMES FORD CIAPP KI. 7-6853 20 Bellevue Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Browne 8- Nichols School Jazz music, autos, card playing Football, crew, swimming, wrestling, tennis, lacrosse, polo, rifle JOHN NELSON CLAESON Matthews 27 2512 West Franklin St., Minneapolis, Minn. West High School Classical, popular music, religious, poli- tical organizations, art, autos, carcl playing, radio, writing, dramatics Baseball, basketball, swimming, hockey Probable major: Chemistry, Biochemistry PRESCOTT CLARKE Holworthy 14 UN. 6-0878 44 Juniper Rd., Belmont, Mass. Belmont High School Piano, classical music, political organi- zations, card playing, chess, philately Swimming, tennis, soccer, squash, cricket Probable mojor: Social Science 'C' -Q ESM x . R A. l .'-, . -. ' 1 - , is-X .XA sz' 17. MICHAEL CLEMM Mower A-22 TR. 6-8504 770 Park Ave., New York City Exeter Piano, classical music, writing Swimming, track, lacrosse, polo Probable major: Philosophy JONATHAN FRANCIS GREGORY CLIFFORD NBPT. 406 201 Water St., Newburyport, Mass. Governor Dummer Academy Piano, organ, classical, popular, jazz music Swimming Probable major: English ROGER LAMBERT CLIFTON Matthews 54 15 Villa St., Longmeadow, Mass. Technical High School Classical music, religious organizations, Card playing, record collecting Football, baseball, swimming, sailing, golf, soccer Probable major: Mathematics ROBERT FINDLAY COCKRELL Grays 35-36 65 Highgate Rd., Berkeley 7, Calif. El Cerrito High, El Cerrito, Calif. Piano, viola, classical music, religious, political organizations Swimming, tennis ALLAN EDWARD COHEN CO. 5-4288 107 Columbia Rd., Dorchester, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical music, religious organizations Crew, basketball, soccer Probable major: Government EDWARD LEWIS COHEN HI. 2-6691 50 Walnut Pk., Roxbury, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, chess, philately Baseball, basketball, tennis Probable major: Mathematics JEROME JAY COHEN Grays 27-28 KI. 7-5638 40 West 77th St., New York, N. Y. Horace Mann School Piano, classical music Basketball, golf, tennis Probable major: Psychology or Govern- ment JOEL HARRIS COHEN Mower A-31 'l25 Hillside Ave., Providence, R. l. Hope Senior High Popular, iazz music, religious organiza' tions, art Basketball, track, golf Probable major: Economics MARTIN NOEL COHEN Weld 17 EL. 4-8559 2 Barry Place, Passaic, New Jersey Passaic Senior High School Popular music, religious organization, outing club Football, crew, swimming, sailing, ten- nis, squash Probable major: Sciences MYRON DAVID COHEN f Grays 33 it NE 109 Calborne Rd,, Brighton, Mass. N Q s .. f X X XX -' as ' PXQXX 5 :ww lg x N ,,iv,.:,. , . Q1 ,RX NN I N. . . X Boston Latin ., - e - ff N ' 'S rQ.Q.Q:fS1.igs . Bugle, popular, iazz music, religious, - 'Q re' - il dramatic organizations, radio, model Q ' railroading S' XI .. X Baseball, basketball, track, soccer ,g , .A , xQ V A s .. -,X Probable malor: Social Relations A X. ' SIMON MORRIS COHEN ff- -' . Weld 34 - 33 Hohvflarldl'Sl:-,SH:veIrl'1ill, MOSS. t x Golf Q3 I L w Probable ma' 4 H' 1 Q' : rf Y lor. IS ory ,gl - e Q- 1 if X i is X 'rs STANLEY LEONARD COHEN GA. 7-5666 6 Fayston St., Roxbury, Mass. Roxbury Memorial High School Popular music, religious organizations, chess, writing Baseball, basketball, swimming Probable major: History STEVEN JAMES COHEN Wigglesworth J-31 TR. 6-8257 28 Rawson Rd., Brookline, Moss. Phillips Academy, Andover Classical, jazz music, political organi- zations, writing Crew, swimming, sailing Probable major: English LELAND MILNOR COLE Thayer 56 KI. 7-4667 21 Squirrel Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Berkshire School Clarinet, classical music Football, basketball, hockey, golf Probable major: Chemistry WHITEFOORD RUSSELL COLE, Ill Stoughton 32 1746 Sulgrove Rd., Louisville, Ky. The Asheville School Classical music, photography, writing Fencing, tennis Probable major: Anthropology or Hu- manities JOHN ALEXANDER COLEMAN Straus D-41 A TR. 6-8861 35 Forest St., Hartford, Conn. Loomis School Alto sax, jazz music Tennis, squash Probable major: Spanish WILLIAM WILKINSON COLLIER Wigglesworth A-12 3013 Pyramid Ave., Pittsburgh 27, Penna. Brentwood High School Classical music Fencing Probable major: Mathematics ARNOLD COLLINS Wigglesworth B-32 TR. 6-4182 100 Wellington Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. New Rochelle High School Popular music, photography, radio, dramatics Football, wrestling, lacrosse Probable major: English JEROME ATLEE COLLINS Matthews 14 17 Claremont Rd., Scarsdole, N. Y. Scarsdole High School Classical music, art, dramatics Crew, swimming, tennis Probable mapar: Pre-Med. RICHARD WILLIAMSON COMEGYS Straus B-31 Box 278, Clayton, Del. Classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations, autos, writ- ing, dramatics Crew, basketball, swimming, fencing, sailing Probable major: Applied Science JOHN PEYTON CONGER Mower A-21 Country Club Grounds, Staten Island, N. Y., N. Y. Lawrenceville Piano, organ, classical, popular music, religious organizations, art, card playing, writing, dramatics Track, cross country, fencing, sailing, tennis, soccer, squash Probable major: English WILLIAM LEE CONGLETON Hollis 11 406 Spirea Dr., Dayton 9, Ohio Oakwood High School Classical music, card playing, chess Football, baseball, basketball, tennis Probable major: Electrical Engineering WILLIAM PAIGE CONKLIN Matthews 44 2500 4th Ave. South, Great Falls, Mont. Great Falls High School Piano, cello, classical, jazz music, reli- gious organizations Golt, skiing Probable major: Law or Business JAMES CHARLES CONTIS 85 Damon Ave., Melrose, Moss. Melrose High School Popular, jazz music Football, baseball, fencing Probable major: Biology COLIN GRAHAM COOKE Grays 33-34 Ocean View, Berrh Hill Rd., Paget, Bermuda Warwick Academy lBermucla1 Classical, jazz, calypso music, spear- fishing, agriculture Swimming, boxing, soccer, rugby Probable major: History LAWRENCE UPJOHN COOKSON Wigglesworth H-32 KI. 7-5970 2134 Sheffield Dr,, Kalamazoo, Mich, Kalamazoo Central High School Cord playing, chess, photography, radio Football, baseball, basketball, sailing, golf, tennis Probable major: Physics MICHAEL ANTHONY COOPER Grays 27-28 KI. 7-5638 235 McElroy Ave., Palisade, N. J. Horace Mann School Piano, classical music, jazz, dramatics Basketball, tennis Probable major: Government STUART COPE Massachusetts B-32 UN. 4-3573 80 William St., Portland, Me. Deering High School Vionlin, classical music Basketball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Biochemistry ROBERT GUY CORBETT Thayer 28 P.O.B, 522, Benton Harbor, Mich. Cocoma High School Classical, popular music, numismatics, astronomy, dromatics Football, baseball, basketball, tennis Probable major: Chemistry PHILLIP JOSEPH CORCORAN 31 Ash St., Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge Latin School Popular music, card playing, radio, dramatics Crew, baseball, hockey ROGER JAMES CORKE Wigglesworth I-31 EL. 4-6478 12 Nichols Rd., Reading, Mass. Reading High School Hockey Probable major: Applied Science HOWARD BURT CORNING Wigglesworth B-31 KI. 7-4677 Moore's Hill Road, Syosset, Long Island, New York Groton School Saxophone, classical and popular mu- sic, religious organizations, writing Sailing, golf, tennis, soccer, skiing, squash Probable major: English, Pre-Med. JOHN FRANCIS CORREA Wigglesworth E-31 37 Wooclclift Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Noble 8. Greenough Piano, and trumpet, jazz music, card playing, writing Swimming ,tennis Probable major: English ROBERT WALLACE CORWIN Wigglesworth A-31 67 Church Lane, Scarsdale, N. Y. Scarsdale High School Semi-classical, popular music Crew, sailing, tennis, skiing Probable major: Social Sciences RICHARD WARREN COTTLE Matthews 35 EL. 4-8895 130 Augusta St., Oak Park, Illinois Drums, jazz music Basketball, track, tennis, soccer Probable major: Pre-Medical THOMAS BOLLINGER COX Matthews 40 TR. 6-9051 1949 E. River Terr., Minneapolis 14, Minn. John Marshall High School Piano, trumpet, classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations Swimming, sailing Probable major: Pre-Med. RICHARD FRANCIS COYNE Mower B-32 1103 Grandview St, Scranton 9, Pa. Central High Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, chess, philately Swimming, sailing, tennis, squash, rifle Probable major: History or Govern- ment WILLIAM FRANCIS COYNE PA. 7-66221 61 Bradtield Ave., Roslindale, Mass. Boston Latin School Chess Tennis Probable major: Economics ERROL CRITTENDEN CRARY, JR. Hollis 1 EL. 4-8998 2255 Madison, Ogden, Utah Ogden High School Bassoon, popular music, religious or- ganizations, card playing, radio Swimming, fencing Probable major: Electrical Engineering I. S. br ch- s Q. ioo0f o. T, Q. my 1- S . . fx I ll i if 5251 DG 0092. oucsj DONN LEE CRAVITZ Halworthy 11 5309 Fulton Ave., Van Nuys, Calif. Van Nuys High School Piano, classical, popular music, art, radio Swimming, wrestling, polo Probable major: Civil Engineering SETH CREWS Wigglesworth F-22 EL. 4-6757 Mill Neck, L. I., N. Y. Milton Academy Classical, popular, jazz music, autos, carcl playing, dramatics Swimming, fencing, sailing, golf, tennis, squash TRUSTEN FRANK CRIGLER Wigglesworth C-31 UN. 4-9249 548 West Vista, Phoenix, Arizona West Phoenix High School Classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, photography, drama- tics Baseball, fencing GEORGE ROBERT CRONlN Straus C-42 EL. 4-2051 205 Columbia Blvd., Waterbury, Conn. The Taft School Piano, classical, jazz music, political or- ganizations, dramatics Sailing, golf, skiing Probable major: Pre-Medical CASPAR CRONK Thayer 55 10 Crown Ridge Rd., Wellesley, Mass. Choate School Clarinet, classical music Crew, sailing, wrestling, rugby Probable major: Geology CHRISTOPHER CROWLEY Lionell A-22 EL. 4-7365 393 Ocean Ave., Marblehead, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Glee Club, writing Crew, swimming, sailing Probable major: English THOMAS FRANCIS CROWLEY 231 Beech St., Belmont, Moss. Trinity-Powling School Popular, hillbilly music, religious, poli- tical organizations Hockey, lacrosse Probable major: Government DANIEL F. S. CROWTHER Halworthy 17 UN. 4-4689 230 Winter St., Fall River, Mass. Andover Popular music Football, crew, baseball, basketball, swimming, track, tennis Probable major: History JERRY ALDEN CRUTCHFIELD Hollis 13 EL. 4-B998 137 East Eleventh St., Bristow, Okla. The Bullis School Alto saxophone, classical, jazz music Crew, swimming Probable major: Medicine GlL CUATRECASAS Hollis 4 215 Grace St., Bensenville, lll. Bensenville High School Classical, popular music, art, philately, photography, insects, writing Crew, basketball, swimming, track, soc- Cel' Probable major: Biology FRANCIS XAVIER CUCCI Thayer 19 7 Park St., Paterson, N. .l. Paterson Central High School Piano, classical music and jazz, political organizations, art, writing Swimming, tennis Probable major: Government ROBERT PATTERSON CUMMING Thayer 42 313 Woodland St., Davidson, N. C. Deerfield Academy Flute, writing Crew, squash Probable major: Classics, Literature LELAND WILSON THOMAS CUMMINGS Weld 19 204 Hewett Rd., Wyncote, Penna. La Salle High School, Philadelphia, Pa. Tuba, baritone, piano, classical, popu- lar, jazz music, political organiza- tions, dramatics Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, wrestling, skiing, rifle Probable major: Languages TERRENCE PARKMAN CURRIER Stoughton 2 21 Colby Rd., Braintree, Mass. Thayer Academy Ukelele, classical, popular, jazz music Football, baseball, swimming Probable major: History MICHAEL LAWRENCE CURTIN Apley 53 6347 Orion Ave., Van Nuys, Calif. Loyola High Classical, popular, iazz music, religious organizations, autos Swimming Probable maior: Physics PHILIP DAVID CUTTER MY. 6-4559 20 Homer Circle, Medford, Mass. Medford High School Tenor saxophone, clarinet, popular, iazz music Crew, swimming, tennis Probable maior: Pre-Med. WILLIAM GRANT DAKIN Hollis 19 185 Edgewood Ave., Pleusuntville, N. Y. Phillips Exeter Academy Clarinet, classical music, political or- ganizations, card playing, chess, writ- ing Crew, tennis, skiing, rifle Probable maior: History or Literature JAMES EDWARD DALE Straus C-12 Rt. 4 Anoka, Anoka, Minn. Popular music, autos Football, track, wrestling ALEXANDER SPOTSWOOD DALEY Wigglesworthb I-11 UN. 4-9136 935 High Stl Dedham, Mass. Groton Classical music, religious organizations, photography, dramatics Crew, tennis, soccer, skiing Probable major: History LEO HAYDEN DALEY Mower B-21 40 Morton St., Andover, Mass. Phillips Andover Academy Popular music, religious organizations, radio Football, baseball, track, hockey, ten- nis, skiing AUGUSTINE CONDON DALTON Thayer 46 34 Sturtevant Rd., Quincy, Mass. Portsmouth Priory School Popular, iazz music, writing Baseball, golf Probable maior: French or Latin N I -. i..,. S. R55-,gk - 5'frE:::g1s:1:sM-Q ' ' ' Y'e:.2.'X1-: .Q , iiigf 31:35 :11c:1:sQ,,g, . -- ..,f'Q.g-:-: -' 'f-'-'1'f+r ...X ' :z H X fi ian, ' A Wlizii .3 ex . xg x Nix W ZF-cb N N Ox Y NUS 022:- x PIERRE MARIE DAMIRON Wigglesworth B-21 28 Avenue cl'Eylau, Paris, France Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, popular music, French club, art Track, bicycle racing, tennis, soccer Probable maior: Architecture JAMES J. DAMIS Wigglesworth E-11 2007 N. E. Skidmore, Portland, Ore. Grant High School Clarinet, classical music, photography, writing Football, basketball, track, golf, tennis Probable maior: Government EDWARD NATHAN DANE 360 Heath St., Chestnut Hill, Mass. St. Paul's School Popular music Crew, swimming, squash Probbale major: English FRANCIS DANIEL Straus C-42 EL. 4-2051 116 Pinehurst Ave., New York 33, N. Y. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical music RONALD BACKUS DANIELS Straus B-32 TR. 6-7934 128 Vanderbilt Ave., Monhasset, N. Y. Manhasset High School Classical music, religious organizations, chess, writing Track, wrestling Probable maior: English CHARLES ENGLEBERT DANIELSKI Stoughton 24 UN, 4-4358 26 Solon St., Greenfield, Mass. Deerfield Academy Piano, popular, iazz music Crew Probable major: Biology STUART HENRY DANOVITCH Mower B-21 TR. 6-6431 92 Lincoln St., Norwood, Mass. Andover Clarinet, sax, popular music, card play- mg Football, lacrosse Probable maior: Chemistry ABRAHAM ABA DAVIDSON 35 Gaston, Roxbury, Mass. Boston Public Latin Classical music, religious organizations, chess, philately, writing Baseball, basketball, cross country, ten- nis Probable major: Philosophy, English EDWARD CRAWFORD DAVIDSON Holworthy 7 Box 433, Fort Amador, Canal Zone Kent School Writing Crew Probable major: Economics DWIGHT FILLEY DAVIS Wigglesworth G-22 UN. 4-1548 Halsey Neck Lane, Southampton, L. I., N. Y. Avon Old Farms, Avon, Conn. Classical, jazz music, art, card playing, writing Baseball, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: English EDWARD HOLLISTER DAVIS, JR. Matthews 21 405 Hawthorn Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Friends School of Baltimore Baritone horn, classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, card playing, chess, philately Baseball, basketball, golf Probable major: Government JAMES WARREN DAVIS, JR. Matthews I8 1209 Calhoun St., Chillicoth, Missouri Chillicothe High School Religious, political organizations Swimming Probable major: Social Science JEROME DONALD DAVIS Matthews 51 EL. 4-7927 213 W. Jamieson, Flint Mich. Northern High School Popular, jazz music Basketball, golf, tennis PETER FRANK DAVIS Wigglesworth C-11 KI. 7-4691 12760 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 49, Calif. Chadwick School Classical, popular, jazz music, chess, writing Baseball, swimming, tennis, skiing ARTHUR CAREY DAY Weld 44 EL. 4-7895 71 Woodland Rd., Madison, N. J. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, popular music, photography Track, tennis Probable major: French or Mathematics JOHN PHILLIP DeCARO Straus A-22 TR. 6-4255 558 Waverley Oaks Rd., Waltham 54, Mass. Williston Academy Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, glee club, outing club, cord playing, photography, writing, dramatics Football, crew, baseball, hockey, wrest- ling Probable major: Biology AMOS SAMUEL DEINARD Holworthy 1 1729 Morgan Ave. South., Minneapolis 5, Minn. Blake School Classical, popular, jazz music, photog- raphy Basketball, swimming, golf, rifle Probable major: Pre-Medical MICHAEL BURTON DEMETRIUS Straus A-12 UN. 4-3543 1255 Washington St., Gloucester, Mass. Gloucester High School Classical, jazz music, writing, dramatics Swimming, sailing, tennis, lacrosse Probable major: History, Literature or Government DAVE E. DEMSON Matthews 48 3280 Stockholm Rd., Shaker Hts 20, Ohio Shaker High Popular music, political organizations Football, crew, basketball Probable major: Government LEWIS HILLIARD DENNIS Stoughton 1 7433 Euston Rd., Elkins Park 17, Po. Cheltenham High School Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations, writing Crew, basketball, tennis Probable major: Biochemistry WINCHESTER EVERETT DERMODY, Ill Lionel B-12 20 Magnolia St., Lowell, Mass. Chelmsford High School Vocal, classical music, philately, pho- tography Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: Government ROBERT ARTHUR DERRO Apley 51 433 Washington St., Winchester, Mass. Winchester High School Jazz, religious organizations, autos, dramatics Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, tennis Probable major: Biochemical Sciences ROBERT ALFRED DeSIMONE MY. 6-2357 26 Bonner Ave., Medford, Mass. Medford High School Popular music, card playing Football, swimming Probable major: Medicine GILLES MARC DESMARAIS Thayer 66 219 Oliver, Fall River, Mass. Prevost Piano, classical music, religious, political organizations Football, basketball, swimming, golf, tennis Probable major: Medicine ALAN CHARLES DESSEN Stoughton 19 4126 Kathland Ave., Baltimore 7, Md. Forest Park High School Popular music, political organizations, art writing Basketball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Philosophy QUENTIN E. de STREEL Wigglesworth 18 Bridge St., Manchester, Mass. Met. St. Louis a Bruxelles Crew Probable major: English Literature ROBERT ALEXANDER deVlTO Appley 54 56 Washington St., Norwood, Moss. Norwood High School Classical, popular, jazz music, card playing Football, baseball, basketball, wrest- ling, tennis Probable major: Biochemical Sciences WILLIAM DUDLEY DeVORE Matthews 24 33 Mission Rd., Wichita, Kan. Wichita High School East Piano, classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, chess, photog- rophy Golf, tennis, squash Probable major: Economics X. L- ' X N- S. XXV' Bef S :fx SN 9 , X 9 Ls 4: xl ROBERT SCOTT DILLS Mower A-12 KI. 7-3527 1588 Oakwood Ave., Highland Park, lllinois St. George's School, Newport, R. I. Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations Crew DAVID EDMOND DOHERTY 20 Ocean View Street, Winthrop, Mass. Christopher Columbus Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: Biological Sciences HERMAN ALFRED DOLL Grays 15-16 215 Edgewood Ave., Dayton, Ohio Roosevelt High School Classical, popular music, card playing, bridge, writing Football, basketball, golf, tennis, squash ROBERT CHAPIN DOLVEN Thayer 24 722 West Fourth St., Willmar, Minn. Willmar Public High School Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations, autos, dramatics Football, basketball, swimming, golf, tennis Probable major: Applied Mathematics ALFRED LYONS DONOVAN Grays 21-22 EL. 4-4436 Predes Crossing, Mass. Brooks School Classical music, political organizations, dramatics Crew Probable major: History JOHN IGNATIUS DONOVAN Hclworthy 17 UN. 4-4689 5 Lakeview Rd., Winchester, Mass. Phillips Academy Andover Autos, chess, radio Fencing, sailing, skiing, rifle Probable major: History JOHN McCORMlCK DONOVAN Thayer 50 127 South Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. Phillips Andover Academy Popular, jazz music, card playing Football, baseball, swimming, hockey R Q.- V .. J 5 A rv , , . , lf, xx. ' . s x 8 TJ fl.: A ' 1 r . I ali 2 W .' I l, I - lf., ' I ,I Il . yl :li , f, ff I If . I , ' 1 , 1 xi I. I I G ,. 1 'U 4 '1 I a- i , F ul CARL JOSEPH DORKO Stoughton T3 TI6 McCarragher St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa G.A.R. Memorial High School Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations Football Probable major: Engineering JAMES GORDON DOUGLAS, lll Matthews 4'l Old Westbury, L. l., N. Y. St. Mark's School Classical music, political organizations, art, writing Crew, wrestling Probable major: History, Literature CLIFFORD GEORGE DOW Matthews 19 I0 Ware St., Lewiston, Me. Lewiston High School Classical music, political organizations Swimming, tennis, skiing Probable major: Physics JOHN ELLIOTT DOWLING Wigglesworth B-I2 KI. 7-2782 50 lntervale Rd., Providence 6, R. I. Moses Brown Popular music, religious organizations, writing Swimming, golf Probable major: Science, Pre-Med. THOMAS FLING DRAPER, JR. Holwarthy 17 UN, 4-4689 'I45'I Washington St., Canton, Mass. Phillips Academy, Andover Clarinet, popular music, jazz Baseball, swimming, sailing, golf, tene nas Probable major: Business DAVID JOHN DREYER Holwarthy 13 UN. 4-0378 6204 Lisbon Ave., Cincinnati I3, Ohio Binghompton Central High School Trombone, piano, baritone, classical, popular, jazz music, religious organi- zations, carcl playing, chess Crew, swimming, tennis, skiing Probable major: Bio-Chemistry STANLEY DUANE Weld 46 'll Jarvis St., Cheshire, Conn. Kent School Classical music, political organizations Crew, hockey, fencing, sailing, tennis soccer Probable major: Law X 2. S i.. . ROBERT DUBINSKY Matthews 6238 Westminster St., St. Louis, Mo. John Burroughs Classical, jazz music, political organi- zations, card laying, chess, writing Football, track, wrestling, tennis, soccer Probable major: Government STANLEY ROBERT DUBINSKY TA. 5-9273 'I75 Woodrow Ave., Dorchester 24, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular music, social and athletic or- ganizations, card playing, reading Football, baseball, swimming Probable major: Government JACOB DUNNELL Grays II-'I2 EL. 4-1345 B6 Myrtle St., Boston, Mass. New Preparatory School Classical, popular music, chess Football, baseball, basketball, hockey, tennis, skiing MICHAEL SCHELLING DURHAM Holwarthy 'I9 1349 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. Deerfield Academy Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations, dramatics Fencing, squash, lacrosse, cricket Probable major: History and Literature PETER HARRISON DURKEE wiggleswonh F-22 EL. 4-6757 Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. Milton Radio Swimming, wrestling Probable major: History HENRY CHOUTEAU DYER Holworthy 'I5 4503 McPherson Ave., St. Louis 8, Mo. Phillips Academy Exeter Classical music, political organizations, writing, dramatics Crew, swimming, tennis, soccer Probable major: History JOHN CHOUTEAU DYER Wigglesworth B-2I 99 Claremont Ave., New York, N. Y. Phillips Exeter Academy Hockey, soccer, skiing, lacrosse Probable major: Architecture - ., . - fx-z.. .- z- ,.. --.W as. .qiisbxgsg .. . --i1:':s-iiiissg-:,. S ' In lf- I - j ji X . f. Sze . XY xl X 4 Q x xxg X x XXX F it 'cw is 31. ,. N, iw L f V. L.. A . . I .v -s. Q., W as .j Yi. ' 5 ' hx vc- it L J I X 9 + s gt f 1 9 'E 1-J. at lx A x 'x 1 BRYAN MUNROE -EAGLE Wigglesworth H-22 Kl. 7-6795 135 Morningside Park, Memphis, Tenn. Choate Classical, jazz music, art, radio, dra- matics Swimming, fencing, sailing, golf, wrest- ling, soccer, squash, rugby, rifle Probable major: Nuclear Physics PHILIP LONG EASTABROOKS Grays 7-8 Kahului, Maui, T. H. Hebron Academy Classical, popular music Football, track, golf Probable major: Pre-Medical FREDERICK ALLEN EATON Straus A-31 791 Park Ave., New York 21, N. Y. St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Classical, popular, jazz music, writing Baseball, swimming, hockey, golf, ten- nis, skiing ROBERT LINCOLN EBERLY Matthews 53 26 Elm St., Cortland, N. Y. Cortland Junior-Senior High School Clarinet, classical music, religious, poli- tical organizations, card playing, chess Football, swimming, track, cross country ALAN LEE EDMONSON Holworthy 21 KI. 7-2913 416 Dellwood Ave., Dayton 9, Ohio Oakwood High School Piano, popular music, card playing, writ- mg Swimming, golf, tennis Probable major: Pre-Med. CHARLES DAVID EDWARDS Matthews 30 6019 First Ave., So., Minneapolis, Minn. Washburn High School Tennis, squash Probable major: Mechanical or Electrical Engineering LAWRENCE EDWARD EGAN EL. 4-0324 152 Larch Rd., Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge High 8. Latin School Popular music, dramatics Football, crew, basketball, skiing E'- S , . I ::f'2I.:fX: Af' K 217. 2'-ll! Si- Eg -- : ':,-' . 'K 1.5:-I . I .Q 'K N S X - 'F v -:ga-'t:'. ,i 'Z Wi -3- ' . - '1 Y.. X' - . ' ' e , - - Xt Zig- .. s YIAEJIH ELLING OLIVER EIDE Thayer 15 RFD 111, Box 773, Sarasota, Florida Political organizations, art, philately, speech, writing, dramatics Crew, swimming Probable major: Language RONALD GENE EIKENBERRY Apley 44 640 Harrison Ave., Greenville, Ohio Greenville High School Popular, jazz music, religious organi- zations, radio Football, track Probable major: Business JAMES SOLOMON EILBERG Follen 19 EL. 4-3365 634 Washington St., Brookline, Mass. Brookline High School Classical music, political organizations, philately Baseball, swimming LUIGI ROBERTO EINAUDI Grays 51-52 KI. 7-4652 212 Overlook Rd., Ithaca, N. Y. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical music, political organizations, philately, writing Track, cross country, fencing, tennis Probable major: Government FREDERICK L. EK Stoughton 11 2650 Oak Park Blvd., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Cuyahoga Falls High School Philately Tennis, squash, table tennis Probable major: Physics and Astronomy HARRY KNAPP ELDRIDGE Wigglesworth H-21 KI. 7-5070 290 South Manning Blvd., Albany, N. Y. Milton Academy Autos, photography, dramatics, moun- tain climbing Swimming, track, soccer, skiing, rifle Probable major: Mathematics THOMAS SANSFORD ELDRIDGE Thayer 40 277 So. Manning Blvd., Albany, N.Y. Hebron Academy Classical, jazz music, art, photography, writing, dramatics Tennis, skiing, squash FREDERICK THOMAS ELLENGSON Weld 41 1249 Lake Ave., Detroit Lakes, Minn. Detroit Lakes High School Classical, jazz music, chess Football, swimming, track, golf Probable major: Medicine THEODORE HERBERT ELLIOTT, JR. Wigglesworth J-'ll 11 Herrick St., Winchester, Mass. Winchester High School Popular music, religious organizations, autos, card playing Swimming, hockey, sailing, tennis, skiing, rifle JOSEPH GILBERT ELLIS, JR. Massachusetts A-33 Denmark Rd., Danville, Ill. University of Chicago Classical, jazz music, writing Swimming, sailing, tennis Probable major: Pre-Med DAVID EPSTEIN Weld 50 2243 W. Mistletoe, San Antonio, Texas Thomas Jefferson School Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations Crew, golf Probable major: History or Government HOWARD LOYD ERDMAN Thayer 18 40 Franklin St., West Medway, Mass. Medway High School Classical, popular, political, chess Baseball, basketball, tennis Probable major: Government DONALD GENE ERICKSON Weld 26 91 Pine View Ave., Worcester, Mass. South High School Accordion, popular music, religious or- ganizations Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, tennis, skiing Probable major: Medicine WALTER RUDOLPH ERNST Weld 40 225 W. Hillcrest Ave., Dayton, Ohio Fairview High School Clarinet, saxophone, classical, jazz music, autos Basketball, swimming Probable major: Engineering 'iii 'L iq is , . 1:55 j Sifif-'Qiti . sxgiiigss A r -Qgsa, , YY' '-5 f ': f 1 h 3.-,H ' Ns xssX5X K .. , N WX AAS - -ey, w ' 'r-i -sr K 'Qi X S . 'R .L 4 1, X s fi - - , ' 1 --- .-seg 15.-311'-' I.: Q .N I Xin 5 ' ' S ' Qi. .rfij . ii - at QQ- :st - - .ws-f ,-,. Ave E- cv .A . Q .H ,X lg Aj, ' ' 54 S 73 9 - 5- j Q I X s. X 3. R , Eg- f 3 i I' nas. , , 3.51, Q. fi-:.'l.'.-I'f,I-:-L.: 'EQQFQ7 I -9 -xg :+ - -A -:. :?-.X-9-s -v S 11, ..--,M-isa, 5555-:.y:3:5'2 ' .--. 'frE:R:g:c-.xg it .D l ,S .K ' . YN x X1 rss Xxx . L JACK TERRY EVJY 4 Stoughton 30 mf- 5 Edward Ave., Lynnfield Ctr., Mass. i. S, Wakefield High Popular music, religious organizations, radio, Football, basketball, track, hockey JOHN EYRE EL. 4-4008 60 Brattle St. Rutland Lodge, Newport, R. l. Portsmouth Priory Classical music, art, writing Probable major: English Literature J. LADD FAGERSON Straus D-11 1032 So. Scoville Ave., Oak Park, lll. Oak Pork-River Forest High School Piano, classical, popular music, reli- gious, debating organizations, writ- ing, dramatics Crew, basketball, tennis, squash Probable major: English or History PETER LAWRENCE FALB Hollis 25 55 Lenox Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. Erasmus Hall High School Classical music, card playing, chess, pl-iilately Basketball, squash Probable major: Applied Science SIGO FALK Mower A-31 718 Devonshire St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical music Crew, swimming, sailing Probable major: Economics JOHN SMITH FARLOW, Ill Straus B-32 769 South St., Needham, Mass. Noble 8- Greenough Autos, photography, writing, dramatics Crew, wrestling Probable major: Natural Sciences SYDNEY WARREN FARRELL, JR. Grays 23-24 'lO Anis Rd., Belmont 78, Mass. Belmont High School Popular music, political organizations, writing Football, crew, swimming, golf Probable major: Government 3 X X I - fst- .' THX . X --is . rss. Q- X KXXX is 'Nts Wx 5 '. -.rz X Nw Q .YT .vi-3 . ' -nc-gm F' A X 3 ge. X. i' V t E , i P4 . .., . vhs ig' . an sg:- . A- - ': gr.: . 's -aria 1, tm an.,-g:. if 5 or -. . .- seg 'fn . X-ez.. - 'YT' A - r' I '3flf'3R15'9 gg W V . s Ss- - . ,X vii.: . us. j ,A -sg. ROBERT GORDON FAULKNER Wigglesworth K-11 60 Buckland St., Palmer, Mass. Wilbraham Academy Trumpet, classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations Swimming, tennis, soccer, rifle Probable major: Mathematics BRUCE HARRY EEARING Stoughton 29 29 Charles St., New York, N. Y. Manumit School Classical music, jazz, political, art, card playing, chess, writing Baseball, skiing Probable major: Political Science, Physics JOHN WHITING FENN Hollis 2 728 N. Olsen Ave., Tucson, Ariz. Tucson Senior High Classical, jazz, art, writing, dramatics Crew, swimming, fencing, wrestling, soccer Probable major: English FREDERICK ARTHUR FENTON Thayer 63 3314 Sierra Way, San Bernardino, Calif. Andover Classical, jazz music, political organi- zations, chess, photography, public speaking, writing, dramatics Swimming, tennis Probable major: Government DAVID LEE FERGUSON Matthews 20 Box 926, Carmel, Calif. Carmel High School Popular music Sailing, tennis, skiing Probable major: Government ROBERT JAMES FIBKINS 7 Delawanda Rd., Nantasket, Mass. Archbishop Williams High Classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations, card playing Basketball, swimming, track, tennis Probable major: History EDWARD VINCENT FILMANOWICZ Grays 23-24 UN. 4-0645 2600 East 87th St., Chicago, III. South Shore High Classical music, violin Golf, tennis Probable major: Mathematics ELLIOT MARVIN FINKELSTEIN Straus B-31 111 Walnut Ave., Revere, Mass. Revere High School Saxophone, clarinet, classical, popular music, golfing Basketball, golf, tennis, soccer, squash Probable major: Chemistry or Biology HARVEY IRA FINKELSTEIN Holworthy 2 UN. 4-0622 3672 E. 146th St., Cleveland, Ohio John Adams High School Classical, jazz music, political organiza- tions, art, chess, philately, writing, autos Baseball, swimming, golf, tennis Probable major: Pre-Med WILLIAM THOMPSON FINLEY, JR. Massachusetts 343 EL. 4-7486 703 N. Oak St., Falls Church, Virginia Falls Church High School Classical, popular, jazz music, writing Crew, basketball, golf SAUL ZELIG FINN Thayer I 90 Willow St., Chelsea, Mass. Classical music Crew, swimming Probable major: Government WILLIAM BALES FISCH Matthews 1 604 W. Iowa St., Urbana, Illinois Urbana High School Classical music, card playing, dramatic Basketball, swimming, golf, tennis Probable major: Chemistry SAMUEL COLEMAN FISH Matthews 40 TR. 6-9051 19 Johnston Rcl., Dorchester, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular music, religious organizations, autos, card playing, writing Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming Probable major: Medicine JAMES E. FISH, JR. RICHARD WILSON FISHER Lionel A-31 70 Felix St., Providence, R. I. Mount Pleasant High School Popular music, radio, dramatic Baseball, basketball, track, golf Probable major: English JOHN FISKE, JR. Matthews 17 170 East 79th St., New York 21, N. Y. Milton Academy Trumpet, classical music, autos, radio Crew, track Probable major: Electrical Engineering DOUGLAS BEACH FITCHEN Hollis 12 207 E. 17th St., New York 3, N. Y. Friends Seminary Classical music, art Fencing, sailing, tennis Probable major: Architecture JOSEPH MICHAEL FLANNERY Matthews 28 23 Manor Dr., Red Bank, N. J. Red Bank Catholic High School Religious organizations, card playing, debating Baseball, tennis Probable major: Government JOHN KARL FLEISCHBEIN Thayer 16 234 West Pewabic, Ironwood, Mich. L. L. Wrigh High School Classical, popular music, religious, poli- tical organizations, autos, card play- ing, chess, radio, writing Baseball, track, tennis Probable major: Physics LAWRENCE ROBERT FLEISHER Wigglesworth C-31 UN. 4-9249 150 Grant Ave., Newton Centre 59, Mass. Newton High School Jazz music, chess, philately Baseball, basketball, swimming, squash tennis, PETER MARKLEY FLEMING Stoughton 20 168 Freeman Rd., Orchard Park, N. Y. The Nichols School Jazz, political organizations, autos Sailing, skiing E-5 , '-v . , Q 5 Tx fc 3 'Y x ' 735 Qi . ,cg-5 ' :'...::': A x E Axes? r r s A A' :cg . . :c X. . ' ' 'Ni-1 L : so :tr , .. , . Q-:'s:.x . li 5- as la an X3 X N Bc Q N g X X .. 5 N.- R I ii , -..- , . V.. . ...Nh G 'V .ik kiif if JOSEPH F. FLETCHER Wiggleswarth B-31 KI. 7-4677 6 St. John's Rd., Cambridge, Mass. Groton School Cymbals, drums, classical music, art, writing Probable major: Government EDWARD THOMAS FOGARTY ME. 4-2863 26 Dell Ave., Melrose, Mass. Melrose High School Religious organizations, basketball, swimming, tennis, squash Probable major: Government DAVID HILLEL FOLKMAN Wigglesworth I-31 EL. 4-6478 2538 Maryland Ave., Columbus, Ohio Bexley High School Classical, popular music, chess, photo- Qfephy Swimming Probable major: Education or Medicine RONALD ASHTON FOREHAND Mower A-32 3608 N. Fairfax Dr., Arlington, Va. Washington-Lee High School Classical music, political organizations Football, baseball, tennis Probable major: Biochemical Science DAVID ALAN FOREJT Stoughton 28 71 Vine St., Mount Pleasant, Penna. Ramsay High School, Mt. Pleasant Classical, popular music, chess, radio Football, basketball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Physics ALBERT GERARD FORGIONE 39 Grovers Ave., Winthrop, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical, popular, jazz music, art, autos, radio, writing Swimming, fencing, sailing, polo, rifle Probable major: Social Relations ROBERT ROY FORRESTER, III Wigglesworth B-32 TR. 6-4182 River Rd., Rumson, N. J. Phillips Academy, Exeter Popular, jazz music, autos, card play- ing, photography, dramatics Swimming, hockey, soccer i A x 'tn-v f'- SQQ Ai I . A 1 . 61 X iu x cj Ag., 5512:--i. X. s -are 'X ss, Qdzsft, --ss X . -.'E'.'?if:Qsf.? - ' -'-r,AR:!f.-.: ' ' . v 1 :wx - 1 - f 'Q .X -2 X J. I fi r Q - 4 x ' - asf:-.S-,' 5' f:g5:s5j.s1: Q rp., , Kao: -. -1 f O ' iff' Q ' .' -- :vii . .- T3 9-1-arg . , New --- -1 -' I , . T .-.:-'fZi2S 3 SK. iii'-X ' -- - -:1.'..-Q-3:3 .-kiss, ,. X -a --r.. six.,-N.-. - - V X Q ' - Nez ' . j - I 'QS T m' QE'.i c, K Y' I . N 1 - .gtg-I 1-br -If I ill iii 1-- Nf X sf xxx Xxx X Ss 3 'Fx .Q F .,... E' .g ix I ' .N -Q.. ' f .ik :Fr - . . - ff. Ns-Xt' , . I V gy. I 'ff-: QL.. wi, 4, xv I N so - ' .Q ,Ft . YY .' 1.1. ' NJ 5 I j l I I I f iogs ' -14. 2 ig.: . Y-si + wb' ., X . 2 'ti .3 Q, X lj , ,six A I 'M A Q I I . 7' Q -,rf .-, ii ' Q TT yr I LAURENCE STANDLEY FOSTER, JR. Holworthy 22 KI. 7-2913 I6 West St., Belmont, Mass. Belmont High School Classical, jazz music, drama club, WHRB, autos, radio Swimming, sailing, tennis, squash Probable major: Geology WILLIAM DEAN FOUST Holworthy 24 323'1 West Sycamore St., Kokomo, Ind. Kokomo High School Popular music, religious organizations, chess, dramatics Track, cross country Probable major: Physical Science JOHN W. FOWLER Lionel A-31 88 Park Ave., Naugatuck, Conn. Naugatuck High School Bassoon, saxophone, classical, jazz mu- sic, political organizations, writing Football, swimming, tennis DAVID WILLIAM FRANCIS Matthews 25 N. Egremont, MSss. Berkshire School Classical music Tennis, skiing ERIC FRANCK Thayer 61 Chesham 2 Lyall St., London S. W. I, England Le Rosey, Switzerland Classical, popular, jazz music Track, hockey, sailing, soccer Probable major: Economics JAN CHRISTIAN FRANCK Matthews I4 73 Hadley Rd., Burlington, Vt. Shelburne, Vt. High School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations, card playing, chess, philately, writing, dramatics Basketball, swimming, soccer, skiing WILLIAM MARTIN FRASER, JR. KI. 7-7341 2 Avon St., Cambridge, Mass. Rindge Technical School Popular music Swimming, track, rifle Probable major: Chemistry !':v . R L- X ,... , jc-.QSCQ r, .vw 4'2 cr' 9 A' cX's:lv::' N, . 3 xr-2.S'--M i . fsxssv jj V at I. . I ' SS' g -Q Qisgaij .Q-: u.br. ' isfg .QQ -.wj 5.5: -F QS? sig.. ,jg , 4: -N x. . X1-3 'H 1 --A ..j..4 -, X agp? ka, a V stew .-Nr. . fi. .. NW X ir' if L. ' ,elf I j A: S ' X591 Q . JUSTIN MICHAEL FREED Grays 47-48 KI. 7-2554 'IB Jaeger Terrace, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Boston Latin School Ukelele, classical, jazz music, religious, political, social relations organiza- tions, art, radio, writing Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, golf Probable major: Social Relations JAMES OLIVER FREEDMAN Thayer 39 28 Brook St., Manchester, N. H. Manchester Central High School Writing Basketball, swimming Probable major: Pre-Med ROBERT JOSEPH FREEDMAN AS. 7-I924 323 Walnut St., Brookline, Mass. Brookline High School Piano, guitar, classical, jazz music, chess, writing Crew Probable major: English STANLEY DAVID FREEDMAN Lionel B-32 UN. 4-2297 915 Oxford Blvd., Steubenville, Ohio Steubenville High School Violin, classical, popular music, reli- gious organizations, dramatics Football, baseball, wrestling, tennis Probable major: Chemistry ROBERT SCHOFIELD FREEMAN Hollis 22 I36 Manning St., Needham Heights 94, Mass. Milton Academy, Milton, Mass. Oboe, piano, organ, classical music, composing and conducting Baseball, basketball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Music J. STEPHEN FRIEDLAENDER Grays 25-26 UN. 4-0873 P. O. Box 983, Greensboro, N, C. Exeter Violin, classical, popular music, photo- Qrephr Football, track, tennis, cricket Probable major: History, Literature JACK JEN-KUEI FU Weld 23 Clark Road, Woodbridge, New Haven, Conn. Westminster Classical, popular music, photography, dramatics Swimming Probable major: Applied Science IRVING M. FULLER Mower A-31 UN. 4-2694 3809 Sturtevant, Detroit 6, Mich, Central High School Popular music Basketball, sailing, tennis Probable major: Economics NORMAN HENRY GAHM Thayer I2 KI. 7-2293 414 Walnut St., Newtonville, Mass. Newton High School Classical music, autos, writing Football, baseball, swimming, hockey Probable major: Chemistry JAMES LYMAN GALE Hollis 27 Barrett's Hill Rd., Concord, Mass. Phillips Academy Classical, jazz music, religious organi- zations Football, hockey, sailing, skiing, Ia- crosse Probable major: Mathematics, French PETER LOUIS GALE Wigglesworth B-31 KI. 7-4677 96 West River, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Groton School Piano, mellophone, classical, jazz mu- sic, political organizations, card play- ing, chess Wrestling, soccer Probable major: Chemistry RAY ALBERT GALLO Hollis 8 EL. 4-8998 617 Ridge Rcl., Lead, So. Dak. Lead High School Piano, cornet, classical, popular music Crew, baseball, hockey Probable major: Chemistry WILLIAM EDWARD GALLUCCI Grays 49 3056 Belmont St,, Bellaire, Ohio Linsly Military Institute Classical music, political organizations, autos, writing Football, crew, baseball, basketball, swimming, rifle Probable major: Government EDWARD FRANCIS GALVIN, JR, Straus A-32 KI. 7-1696 B Cuthbert Rd., West Roxbury 32, Mass. Roxbury Latin Popular, jazz music, religious organiza- tions, card playing, drama Football, baseball, hockey, golf Probable major: Government wr 5 's - 5. fx P9 me ' , at - Au ' I ss.-.. 'f2:.-i1feaP...f-as: N ss: . . -sw ' - ' ' W-if., be -X 4 ' 5.5112--sqzf . . ,,.. ,X . , l : -PR' fic igjw Q s gk , , S: lk K I I. . fl. L- 3 . fiefww- 1 ' - 5 ::,. fc, ' ' , - .. , ----::f. 4:3 1 mi I , , fi ' . , 5. M ,, L. KEITH GARDINER Mass. B-43 EL. 4-7486 3524 N. Dinwidclie St., Arlington, Va. Falls Church, Va. Classical, popular, jazz music, choral music, writing, dramatics Football, basketball, fencing, skiing Probable major: English, ' DOUGLASS STEARNS GARDNER Thayer 56 KI, 7-4467 133 Blake Rd., Hamden, Conn. Berkshire School Popular music, radio Football, swimming, tennis, skiing, squash Probable major: Applied Science STUART PAUL GASSEL Grays 13-14 TR. 6-8042 8320 Forrest Ave., Elkins Park, Pa. Germantown Friends School Classical music, writing, dramatics Probable major: Anthropology or His- tory PETER THORP GAYNOR Wigglesworth A-21 EL. 4-4485 Millstone Brook Rd., Southampton, N. Y. Choate School Jazz music, autos, chess, writing Wrestling, rugby Probable major: English JOHN WHITE GEARY, 2nCI Straus B-21 Darby Rd., Rosemont, Penna. Groton School Classical, popular, jazz music, autos Football, baseball, basketball, golf Probable major: Social Relations EVAN MILLER GEILICH Wigglesworth E-31 KI. 7-4791 29 Rangeley Rd., Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. Noble 8. Greenough Jazz music, writing Basketball, tennis, soccer Probable major: English PETER NICHOLAS GEISLER Thayer 61 89 So. Kingsboro Ave., Gloversville, N. Y. Organ, piano, classical, popular, music, religious organizations, phil- ately, dramatics jazz Crew, swimming, sailing, tennis Probable major: Biology and Chemistry wi-Q: - .Q Q A x - Ni.- N YI is tr . ,Z 'SFX grail ' ' - -Lag - iff I A P15 X . in : vi? -. - 1, qt. im -V1.1 '- . la 'liltx . X is X x cs .4 1 .1 .ses wwf iff .- qv stew. ' Wiz. ' I WILLIAM FREDRIC GEISLER Matthews 4 II3 Covina St., Long Beach, Calif. Fairmont High Classical music, religious, political or ganizations, dramatics Swimming, fencing, rifle Probable major: Chemistry HARVEY GEL8 Holworthy 'll ll5 South Main St., Old Forge, Penna. Old Forge High School Clarinet, saxophone, classical, popular music, religious organizations, card playing, chess, writing Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: History or Government PAUL WILLIAM GERARD Weld 20 EL. 4-8559 3306 Congreve Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Walnut Hills High Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations Swimming, fencing Probable major: Psychology GERTRAM GIBSON GERRY Mower B-22 Union St., Marshfield, Mass. Exeter Academy Jazz music Football, hockey, lacrosse Probable major: Biology RONALD GERSTL Holworthy I3 UN. 4-0878 Ave. San Juan Bosco 90, Alta Mira, Caracas, Venezuela The Taft School Classical music, political organizations, dramatics Swimming, golf, tennis, soccer Probable major: Economics LEWIS PHILIP GEYSER Thayer I8 Il03L Freeman Ave., Inglewood, Calif. Inglewood High School Popular, jazz music, religious organiza- tions, autos, radio Football, track, cross country Probable major: Bio-Chemistry ANTHONY ALFRED GIANELLY Hollis I8 38 Woodrow Ave., Medford, Mass. Medford High School Piano, popular music, radio Football, basketball, track Probable major: Medicine JOHN GIANNETTI 22 Washington Ave., Natick, Mass. Popular music, political organizations, writing Probable major: Government JAMES DAVIS GIBBONS Weld 47 238 LaGrange St., West Roxbury, Mass. Popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations Basketball, golf, tennis Probable major: Government JOHN CONRAD GIBSON Stoughton 'I 6317 Agnes St., Kansas City, Missouri Southeast High School Trumpet, piano, classical and jazz mu- sic Baseball, basketball, rifle Probable major: Biology JOHN CROWE GIFFEN Holworthy 'IS i299 Citadel Drive, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. The Asheville School, N, C. Classical, popular music, piano, card playing, chess Golf, tennis, squash Probable major: Nuclear Physics JOHN STUART GILBERT Thayer 66 EL. 9-9063 T203 lnglenook PI., Cincinnati, Ohio Walnut Hills High Classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations, card playing Swimming, fencing Probable major: English DANIEL JOHN GILLIS Hollis EL. 4-B998 32 Keene St., New Bedord, Mass. New Bedford High School Classical music, political organizations, writing, dramatics Swimming, fencing Probable major: Classics DAVID CARTER GILLIS, JR. Matthews 39 'II4 Meadow Lane, Grosse Pte. Farms, Mich. Berkshire School Piano, classical, popular, jazz music, dramatics Fencing, golf, skiing, squash, rifle Probable major: Russian 5. ,s ... i-Xi' Yifff N ,sf-LSR L- .. Q gs . ,., ies? 41- Q,-. s -Q f -- --X is-s ,N- as cw--' ' ,ix . .GN Q. S5,,..,. -:nv 1 .. 'W FY 'Q s s xX sy ui X :A+ .uf ss JAMES FREDERICK GILLIGAN Wigglesworth J-31 TR. 6-8257 l402 First Ave., Nebraska City, Neb, Nebraska City High School Classical, popular, clixieland music, po- litical organizations, art Swimming, fencing, sailing, tennis Probable major: English and Philosophy ROBERT GILMORE, JR, Wigglesworth J-22 Woodbury, N. Y, St. Mark's Classical music, ukelele, religious or- ganizations, cord playing, radio Football, baseball, track, sailing, wrest- ling, tennis, skiing, squash, rifle Probable major English HAROLD GINSBURG . Wigglesworth H-I2 KI. 7-4892 902 Granard Parkway, Steubenxille, Ohio Steubenville High School Classical, popular, iazz music, religious, political organizations, dramatics Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, track, tennis Probable moior: Pre-Medical X ' 151' A gig ,-2 ,E12SE1.-f 't MY NJ 'E if 1 :if I S -Q .sg N gk N I - i, J-I' I rf s ez. .. ,vw-X . -, , X I. C ROGER LEWIS GITTELSON Weld 22 EL, 4-8559 2815 Avenue l, Brooklyn, N, Y. Midwoad High School Popular music, religious organizations card playing, philately Football, crew, baseball, basketball, swimming, sailing, tennis Probable maipr: Pre-Medical FRANKLIN YOUNG GLADNEY, 2nd Stoughton 3 7179 Cambridge Ave., University City 5, Mo. The John Burroughs School Track, cross country HOWARD HARRISON GLASER LO. 6-6657 1778 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton, Mass. Rivers Country Day School Popular, iazz music, autos, writing, dra- matics Football, hockey, sailing, golf Probable maior: Economics . .rr-. Q: Q . t's'- . si' yup ,o. t i ' av 'Q .1nLXk'i i. I WX-M gl. -N, V: I-ff: '-X A Pg hx :yi v Exf ji' .1 W. ,. '. rg. T5 vt - Q-. lx 'Q I N 'Q 14.3'. - r:fe'gi'- cg! iQ QQ. .is ttllijn E. X Hu' R' , , '- ' G., Q Y, s ,, x 4-:bb Xi 'it Q4 . .. 5 1' ' - A .t.,.N '2:'.fi'k3f E I 51-c - 'K :-I 1 DAVID ARTHUR GLAZIER Matthews 55 127 Westforcl St., Lowell, Mass. Lowell High School Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations, writing, dramatics Baseball, basketball, tennis Probable major: Government NATHANIEL GODDARD Straus B-21 EL. 4-6273 12 Manchester St., Attleboro, Mass. South Kent School Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, autos, philately Crew, swimming, skiing Probable major: Pre-Medical THEODORE FREDERICK GOELLER, JR. Lionel A-12 306 South Crestway, Wichita, Kansas Wichita High School Classical, popular music, religious, poli- tical organizations, autos Golf, tennis, squash Probable major: Economics LEWIS PETER GOLD Straus D-22 UN. 4-1266 21 Highland Terrace, Brockton, Mass. Brockton High School Flute and piccolo, classical music Probable major: Chemistry RONALD GOLD Mower B-31 Wildman Arms C-304, Lansdowne, Pa. Swarthmore High School Piano, drums, classical music, philately Football, baseball, tennis Probable rnajor: Chemistry JERRY DAVID GOLDBERG Weld 33 607 Geoffrey Lane, University City, Mo. University City High School Classical, popular, jazz music, art, writ- ing, dramatics Football, basketball, golf, tennis Probable major: Philosophy HAROLD LEON GOLDBERG 9 Millet St., Dorchester, Mass. Boston Latin School Trombone, classical, popular, jazz mu- sic, religious organizations, autos, photography, writing Football, swimming, track, soccer Probable major: Biology GLENN JORDAN GOLDBURG Weld 22 114 Tuttle Road, San Antonio, Texas Thomas Jefferson High School Classical, popular music, service organi- zations, art, card playing, dramatics Crew, swimming, fencing, golf, tennis Probable major: History and Literature HAROLD JONAS GOLDFARB Straus B-41 TR. 7-4570 9 Salisbury Rd., Brookline, Mass. Brookline High School Piano, clarinet, classical, popular mu- sic, autos, tropical fish Crew, track, sailing, tennis, skiing Probable major: Biology or Bio-Chem- istry MORRIS MARGET GOLDINGS AL. 4-2095 59 Leamington Rd., Brighton, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical music, religious organizations, philately, writing Golf, tennis Probable major: Government ARNOLD MELVYN GOLDMAN Thayer 15 176 Norfolk Ave., Swampscott, Mass. Swampscott High School Clarinet, piano, jazz music, card play- ing, writing, dramatics Football, baseball, basketball, tennis Probable major: History, English or Mathematics ELLIOT LEONARD GOLDMAN Weld 25 217 Summit Ave., Providence, R. l. Providence Classical High Drums, classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations, card playing, chess Swimming, tennis, squash Probable major: Government GERALD KENNETH GOLDMAN Holworthy 21 164 Trapelo Rcl., Belmont, Mass. Belmont Hill School Popular, jazz music, writing Baseball, basketball, swimming RICHARD HOWARD GOLDMAN Holwarthy 10 KI. 7-4764 347 North Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Conn. Loomis School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations, art, philately Baseball, golf, tennis, rifle Probable major: Pre-Medical ALEX GOLDSTEIN, JR. Wigglesworth F-21 EL. 4-1633 Longwood, Nortaport, Maine Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, philately, writing, dra- matics Track, sailing, soccer, lacrosse Probable major: Pre-Med., English FRANCHOT A. GOLUB Thayer 14 TR, 6-3375 338 S. 21st Street, Philadelphia, Penna. William Penn Charter Political organizations, writing Crew, swimming, tennis, rifle FREDRIC GOODMAN Thayer 26 TR. 4-4951 110-39 70th Ave., Forest Hills, L. I., N, Y. Horace Mann School Classical music, autos, philotely, pho- tography, radio Crew, golf, rifle Probable major: Chemistry ALLAN DONALD GOODRIDGE Thayer 14 44 Avenue Kleber, Paris 16, France Lycee Jansan de Sailly Classical music, card playing Tennis, skiing Probable major: Engineering ROBERT PARNELL GOOLD Wigglesworth: K-31 TR. 6-3739 2846 Grove St., Ventura, Calif. Ventura Senior High Piano, classical music Swimming, tennis Probable major: Physics WILLIAM DAVID GOOLD Wigglesworth K-31 TR. 6-3739 2846 Grove St., Ventura, Calif. Ventura High School Swimming Probable major: Economics GORDON GORDON Wigglesworth D-12 Scaife Road, Sewickley, Penna St. Paul's School Popular music, card playing, dramatics Basketball, sailing, tennis, soccer, squash V! , t l. --. K - N - 6 -'vis L A .. .sixties , ' -fxwbxr-.V - ,X . . , x Q. qs.. . it I 'V x X .N w j g i' 'X Y 5 . E 'N i:: N .-.xg . .5 .X .1 - eq?-25:3 F, 52 , 1. K E .. .X xx N a rf: Yi MARTIN SUMNER GORDON Holworthy 9 KI. 7-4764 69 Union St., Chelsea, Mass. Chelsea High School Classical, popular music, card playing, chess, writing Crew, baseball, basketball, swimming, hockey Probable major: Engineering SHELDON STEPHEN GORDON Mower B-11 EL. 4-0421 25 Nelson St., Dorchester 24, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular, jazz music, writing Football, baseball, swimming, wrest- ling, tennis, rifle Probable major: Government STEPHEN GOTTLIEB Matthews 19 137 E. 95th St., New York 28, N. Y, Fieldston ROGER ARTHUR GRAEF Lionel B-11 UN. 43940 1109 Madison Ave., New York City, N. Y. Putney School Flute, classical music, political organi- zations, art, reading, record collect- ing, writing, dramotics Football, baseball, golf, tennis, skiing Probable major: Government JOHN ALBERT GRAMMER, JR. Straus B-42 29 Summit Ave., Amsterdam, N. Y. Northwood, Lake Placid, N. Y. Classical, popular, jazz music, photog- raphy, writing Crew, hockey Probable major: History WAYNE GEORGE GRANQUIST Thayer 60 210 Bassett St., New Britain, Conn. New Britain Senior High Piano, classical, popular, jazz music, glee club WHRB, photography, hunt- ing, dramatics Crew, basketball, swimming HARVEY JAY GRASFIELD Wigglesworth D-11 36 Longwell Rd., Waban, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular music, political organizations, photography, writing Crew, swimming, rifle Probable major: Government 9 . S' 1 , 'S 1 .3 52 f '- O' g , 'WEQQ 'fs..'w- . 1 3 .4 5 2 1 S L fs. K 'MU Nj 54 rv Y :L .-2 , its --f if U 'ER ss' Qgjsf is , .21 fxjgr g- ' 1 we 'e?5iZi2I.fli2ffi'1ii5 'z f- QQ. 'I ti .1 :'Iz'if?:22L':1?.1' ij '- .. -' 1 qf- sary' fl g . Aft tx 1 V VNN X 'f J x l ef lx.: X 'e .51 tl-Us 61 St -4, fa .j r 1' ' .X x, JAMES MONTGOMERY GRAVES Mower B-22 Sasco Point, Southport, Conn. Exeter Drums, writing Swimming, tennis, skiing Probable major: Advertising JOHN HAGERMAN GRAVES Straus B-42 Trapelo Farm, Forest St., Waltham, Moss. Browne and Nichols School Classical music, card playing, chess Crew, swimming, sailing, rifle Probable major: Economics WILLIAM SIMON GRAY Matthews 45 EL. 4-7451 110 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. Horace Mann School Piano, saxophone, classical, jazz music, religious, political organizations, writing Sailing, tennis, squash Probable major: Government JAMES ANGST GREENE Hollis 21 504 Shelbourne Rd., Havertown, Pa. Haverford High School Trumpet, classical music, card playing Soccer Probable major: Government JAMES MALCOLM HALL GREGG Stoughton 17 10 Robinhood Rd., Natick, Mass. Natick High School Golf, wrestling Probable major: Psychology ALEXIS GREGORY Wigglesworth H-22 703 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Choate Piano, violin, classical music, art Swimming, fencing PHILIP JOHANNES GREVEN, JR. Mass. A-33 1600 North 29th St., Birmingham, Alabama West Hill High iMontreal1 Classical music, political organizations, autos, philately Swimming, tennis Probable major: Government xx X , X ' 1 x K V . 2- - i- -aT E6.s'X Qssgssasiietf 1 . '1 1-. .1 .. . tszisggs 2 , ' 233 5 'ck . i,.lt Wi ves' 1- sail . X, X V , Aix.-s.: 3.1. -.jj Q . ' i j fin r t, Q: X ,V Yi . FREDERICK ROBERTSON GRIFFIN, lll Stoughton 32 911 Black Rock Rd., Bryn Mawr, Penna. The Haverford School, Haverford, Pa. Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, card playing, writing, photography Tennis, squash Probable major: History HARRY LEIGH GRIFFIN, JR. Apley 42 1719 Bay St., Charlotte, North Carolina Central High School Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations, writing Crew, tennis Probable major: History or Government THOMAS CARROLL GRIFFIN Matthews 53 114 Raymond Ave., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Arlington High School Classical, jazz music, political, debating organizations, card playing, chess, philately, writing, dramatics Swimming, fencing, squash Probable major: Government or English ARTHUR RONALD GRIMM Matthews 47 Reid Ave., Port Washington, N. Y. Chaminade Classical, popular music, religious ar- ganizations Swimming, golf, rifle Probable major: Biology DAVID ALLEN GRIMSTED Grays 33 Route 1, Box 519, Gresham, Oregon Gresham Union High School Religious, political organizations, writ- ing, dramatics Crew, basketball, tennis Probable major: History and Literature ROBERT ALAN GROH Straus B-31 3433 Darlington Rd., Toledo 6, Ohio Ottawa Hills High School Violin, classical, popular music Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: History WILLIAM JOSEPH GROOM Thayer 41 81 Lake St., Abington, Mass. Abington High School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations, card playing, writing dramatics Swimming, hockey, cross country, fenc- ing, golf, tennis, lacrosse Probable major: Government, History BERNARD GROSS Weld 14 37 Lyons Ave., Newark 8, N. J. Weequahic High School Piano, flute, classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, writ- ing Crew, swimming, tennis Probable major: Pre-Medical CHARLES GORDON GROSS Holworthy 24 326 East 4th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Erasmus Hall High School Classical, popular music, chess, natural history, writing Swimming, fencing, sailing, tennis Probable major: Biology EUGENE FRANCIS GROSS Weld 34 320 E. 24th St., Hays, Kansas Hays High School Clarinet, piano, classical, popular mu- sic, religious organizations Swimming, tennis, rifle Probable major: Chemical Engineering HERBERT H. GROSS Matthews 31 EL. 4-1991 1 Arlington Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Wellesley Senior High Popular, jazz music, chess Track, cross country, golf, tennis, ski- ing, rifle MONROE ALFRED GROSS Wigglesworth C-31 UN. 4-9249 110 Algonquin Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Newton High School Classical, popular, jazz music, chess, dramotics Football, crew, tennis Probable major: History and Sciences FREDERICK MAURICE GROSSMAN Wigglesworth K-11 1201 Baltimore St., El Paso, Texas El Paso High School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations, writing, dramatics Baseball, swimming, golf, tennis, rifle Probable major: Biochemical Science JOHN JAMES GRUEN Matthews 16 7850 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. Hollywood High School Clarinet, piano, classical music, political organizations, card playing, chess, radio, writing Crew Probable major: Chemistry ,Q A W Q2 +, xbw 31. l in.- -ug.. ti.. A...- tv 'll Q c-.ci 1 PHILIP JOHN GULESIAN HY. 3-0881 102 West St., Hyde Park Boston Latin School Religious organization, radio Probable major: Mathematics PETER KAY GUNNESS Holworthy 23 1222 No. 4th St., Fargo, N. Dakota Fargo Central High School Clarinet, classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations, carpentry Football, crew, basketball, golf, tennis, boxing Probable major: Economics BERNARD MICHAEL GWERTZMAN Grays 47-48 25 Melrose Dr., New Rochelle, N .Y. New Rochelle High School Popular music, political organizations, writing Football, baseball, basketball, track, hockey, tennis, squash Probable major: English or Government WILLIAM G. HAAS Grays 19-20 625 Washington Blvd., Long Beach, New York Phillips Andover Classical, popular, jazz music, chess Basketball Probable major: Law RANDALL WINSLOW HACKETT Mower A-22 I9 East 72nd St., New York, N. Y. St. Paul's School Classical music, writing Baseball, hockey, squash JAMES EDWARD HADDOW GR. 2-4083 109 Willow Ave., Wollaston, Mass. Roxbury Latin School Classical music, fishing Baseball, golf, tennis ARTHUR ROBERT HAHN, JR. Wigglesworth J-12 8 Juniper Rd., Wellesley, Mass. Crew, basketball, swimming, track, soil- ing, soccer, squash Probable major: English ...MMT 4. H . Q'-1: ' ' . 4 .4 ' YA -:-X' Q :Wg .. .- .-1'-N 3.- -vb: s i x is Q- 'Sf Q l W 5' ..,,, Q .-,, I . .Wolf . cg., 75. cg., . 'Y 1 LEONARD HAINES Grays 15-16 730 New Jersey Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Thomas Jefferson High School Chess, writing Track, tennis, squash Probable major: Mathematics and Phy- sics EDWARD HITCHCOCK HALL, JR. Wigglesworth B-21 135 Ryefield Rd., Fitchburg, Mass. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical music, autos, writing Soccer, skiing, lacrosse Probable major: History ELISHA WINTHROP HALL Wigglesworth C-21 KI. 7-4771 90 Stockbridge Rd., Scituate, Mass. Milton Academy Drums, bass, jazz music, art, autos, radio Football, crew, basketball, fencing, sail- ing, rifle Probable major: Geology ROLAND COTTON HALL Wigglesworth J-22 572 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. St. Mark's School Popular music and jazz, religious or- ganizations Football Iwatchl, baseball, tennis Probable major: Government PAUL DOUGLAS HALSTED KE. 6-8062 20 Union Park, Boston, Mass. The Phillips Exeter Academy Classical music, glee club, collecting musical recordings, dramotics Swimming, tennis Probable major: Romance Languages STEPHEN HAMBLETT Wigglesworth K-21 EL. 4-2651 16 Webster St., Nashua, N. H. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations, writing Football, crew, baseball, track, sailing, golf Probable major: Government DAVID WHITMAN HAMILTON Thayer 27 3915 Adams, Des Moines, la. Theodore Roosevelt High School Piano, classical music, philately Football, crew, basketball, sailing, golf, wrestling Probable major: Biology -. :' tx: Q- X..-'f . sf we F Q- Vv. T - i 4- fm -. Y -' NN. . 1 gl. . '- fre s. .. g Q .. Y X X N '- fir iw 1-1, - .Q , flv - X SQ.. . bg 115: ' . 1 .- . X i-,X 11 va . j JACK ARLEN HAMILTON Thayer 23 729 Edgemoor Ave., Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo Central High School Piano, classical music, card playing, writing Baseball, basketball, swimming, golf, tennis JOHN SHERMAN HAMLEN Mass. B-33 417 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. St. Mark's School Jazz music, dramotics Baseball, track, hockey, sailing, soccer, squash Probable major: Government RICHARD KING HAMLEN, JR. Matthews 36 1033 Parkwood Blvd., Schenectady, N. Y. Deerfield Academy Classical music Baseball, tennis, squash Probable major: Government JOHN HAMMAN, III Moss. A-41 EL. 4-7514 3379 Inwood Drive, Houston, Texas Lawrenceville Popular music, autos Football, baseball, track, skiing, rifle Probable major: Geology CHRISTOPHER WEYMOUTH HAMMOND Thayer 63 2911 East Ninth St., Tucson, Arizona Phillips Academy Jazz music, religious, political organi- zations, cord playing, writing Sailing, tennis, lacrosse, riding Probable major: Government JAMES RUMRILL HAMMOND, JR. Straus UN. 4-0926 Peoch's Point, Marblehead, Mass. St. Paul's School Classical music, jazz Crew, hockey, sailing, tennis, squash EVERT WILLIAM HANMER Lionel B-31 515 Woodland Ave., Hinsdale, Ill. Groton School, Groton, Mass. Classical music, autos, writing, drama- tics Baseball, swimming, sailing, skiing, rifle Probable major: Law PETER EMIL HANSEN Wigglesworth G-22 Cravens Lane, Carpinteria, Calif. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical, popular music, and jazz, art writing Swimming, sailing, tennis Probable major: English JAMES McALISTER HARDIN Matthews 5 UN. 4-5517 920 3rd St., Coronado, Calif. Washington-Lee High School Trumpet, classical music Fencing, sailing, tennis Probable major: Bio-Chemistry PETER CAHNERS HARPEL Straus B-ll 58 Broadway, Bangor, Maine Phillips Academy, Andover Piano, classical, jazz music Track Probable major: Government LLOYD NELSON HARPER Thayer 23 178 Walker Rd., West Orange, N. J. West Orange High School Classical music, political organizations card playing, writing Swimming, tennis Probable major: Government or Eco nomics CARTER H. HARRISON Wigglesworth G-32 122 East 76 St., New York, N. Y. Brooks School Classical music, art Crew Probable major: History GREGORY WHEELER HARRISON Weld 15 4 Haviland St., Worcester, Mass. Classical High School Piano, classical music, religious organi zations, radio, dramatics Tennis Probable major: Linguistics JAMES STANLEY HARRISON Matthews 12 8023 Crescent Dr., Clayton 5, Mo. John Burroughs School Piano, french horn, classical music, art card playing, chess, photography dramatics Track, fencing, golf Probable major: Bio-Chemistry CPre- Medi .csc . H S:-be. :F 'f-::: . iq., ,.rZi: .. if ww- --1--:txt 2 - sw 'Y 'Sr it 'X v Q. 'D N X ss. ,X s sn X 'es '-. X 6, ..., 1 'K' - 0 X X N '-'x '35 ' - 'R YE' . ,-.gcc . .6 3. N 1 .. se . 4- ::-5: are : . lf I s Rx . X 'C' .. wtf ' -'- -' 'Maj xx W s X N s CHESTER WARREN HARTMAN Straus D-31 2720 Grand Concourse, New York, N. Y. Walden School Classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, card playing, chess, 3-2 dramatics Basketball, tennis Probable major: CGov- 'iii ernment or Lawl PETER WOLFGANG HARTMANN Mass. B-41 Wirdhook, Huntington, N. Y. Philliph Academy, Exeter Classical music Crew, hockey Probable major: Linguistics ALAN HARWOOD Holwarthy 11 KI. 7-5794 11 East Elizabeth Street, Tarrytown, N. Y. Washington lrving High School Piano, sousaphone, classical, popular music, religious organizations, art, card playing, theater, writing, dra- matics Swimming, fencing, soiling, tennis Probable major: Linguistics CHRISTOS ARTHUR HASIOTIS Apley 42 1642 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular music, religious organizations, philately Football, baseball, basketball, golf, tennis, rifle Probable major: Biology PETER ABRAHAM HASKELL EL. 4-3718 22 Croigie St., Cambridge, Mass. Browne 81 Nichols Popular music and jazz, autos Football, hockey, sailing, golf, skiing, lacrosse Probable major: Physics THOMAS EWING HASKINS Lionel B-31 UN. 4-4556 1435 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. St. Mark's School Classical, popular music, art, coin col- lecting Baseball, wrestling, tennis, soccer, squash Probable major: History ROBERT ALLEN HASTINGS Straus C-12 203 Elm Tree Rd., Austin, Minn. Austin High School Bass violin, classical, popular music, chess, photography Football, baseball Probable major: Applied Science X , :si 'Q' Q :al -x ,.... I .xx ., .,,K3CgE xl is .. . my S in , . -N V- s., -C -1. sf C R3 X 5 N SA K x X x XX ., ' -' N'FtN'EYC' , X .- If .A -c' ' bi- w, J ' , ' 'fm 'iii .-.q. flsqisffi 2: T ix: 3- f'k. -G1-'2 . '1 91- Sssvx Q-I-E-1 - AN. -.X xt-t 3- qi . kt s Piss?-'X i I N 5' 1 X s A .xxk XX X . s Y 'wav bt my -s is T xx 1 Q 'ri ae ' t- '.. :gal s ' -i n 'E it nil 1 . f 'sc sgzxxv. 'E l . -- '. is - , . 1 il' , -'Q' -fl 2 I 'f -1. ' fill . 4' ina' ' : LAX k il WILMOT REED HASTINGS, Ill Straus D+12 TR. 6-B397 28 Forest Ave., Swampscott, Mass. Swampscatt High School Popular music, autos, radio, writing Basketball, Tennis PHILIP CARBERRY HAUGHEY Hollis 20 23 State St., Framingham, Mass. Trinity-Pawling School Popular music, religious organizations Football, baseball, basketball Probable maior: Humanities RONALD GEOFFREY HAVELOCK Wigglesworth K-31 12 Prescott St., Cambridge, Mass. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical, popular and iazz music, poli- tical organizations, card playing, writing Wrestling, skiing Probable major: History DANIEL FRANK HAYDEN Wigglesworth G-31 3824 Forest, Kansas City 3, Mo. Westport High, Kansas City Popular music, photography Basketball, tennis Probable major: Government THOMAS CAMERON HAYDEN Mass. A-33 21 Eliot Rd., Lexington 73, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical music, autos, philately, writing Swimming, sailing, golf, skiing, rifle Probable major: Pre-Medicine ROBERT HAYGOOD Thayer 22 831 Rockdale Ave., Cincinnati 29, O. Walnut Hills High School String bass, saxophone, popular music and iazz, art Football, crew, basketball, track Probable maiar: History or History and Science JOHN ANDREW HEATH, JR. NE 2-0279W 420 Atlantic Ave., Marblehead, Mass. Huntington, Boston Popular music, political organizations, writing Wrestling Probable maior: Literature 1-.f agzxx S X ., C REB ' 1 BENJAMIN HALLOWELI. HECKSCHER Wigglesworth J-21 Contention Lane, Devon, Pa. Choate School Popular music and iazz, card playing Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, track, wrestling, tennis, squash EARL ANDERSON HEDBERG Mass. B-32 1409 Norwood St., Chicago, Ill. Chicago Latin School Jazz music, political organizations, photography Baseball, golf Probable maior: Pre'Medical DAVID SPICER HEDRICK Stoughton 21 Box 6, Taos Canyon, Taos, New Mexico Taos High School Art, photography Probable maior: Biology THOMAS JOSEPH HEGARTY PA. 7-4164W Boston Latin School Violin, classical music, religious organi- zations, writing Swimming Probable maior: Romance Languages HENRY HEIFETZ Matthews 51 49 Fottler Rd., Mattapan 26, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular, iazz music, writing Football, tennis JOHN PAUL HEIMANN Thayer 8 '70 U.S.P.H.S., Washington, D. C. Western High School, D. C. Classical, popular, iazz music, religious, political organizations Football, crew, swimming, fencing, sail- ing, tennis, skiing, cricket Probable maior: Government JOSEPH LAWRENCE HEISLER, JR. Matthews 56 128 Morningside Circle, Wayne, Pa. Radnor High School Football, baseball, auto racing, wrest-,i ling Probable maior: Economics TOM ALLEN HENDRICKSON Stoughton 14 4018 Union Bay Circle, Seattle, Wash. Roosevelt High School, Seattle Piano, oboe, classical, popular music, philately, photography Skiing, mountain climbing Probable major: Physics WILLIAM LINZEE HENRY Straus C432 41 Codmon Rd., Brookline, Mass. St. Paul's School Classical, jazz music, philotely Crew, hockey, sailing, skiing GEORGE LYON HERBERT Thayer 55 40 Aster Rd., Burlingame, Cal. Burlingame High School Classical music, religious organizations, photography, radio Basketball, swimming, sailing, tennis, soccer,jskiing, rifle Probable major: Physics MYRON TIMOTHY HERRICK Mower A-22 51 Rue de la Faisanderie, Paris, France St. Poul's School Classical music Hockey, tennis, squash Probable major: Fine Arts FREDERICK EARNSHAW HERSHEY, JR. Straus C-22 4 Spirea Drive, Dayton 9, Ohio Oakwood High School, Dayton Classical music, religious organizations Swimming Probable major: English LAUREN CRAIG HICKMAN Weld 52 1216 28th St., Sioux City, Iowa Central High School Card playing, chess Crew, fencing, golf, tennis Probable major: Business JOHN LAIRD HIGGINS Weld 27 20 Elton St., Providence, R. I. Classical High School Classical music, religious organizations, philately Tennis Probable major: History C -Y-Y .-Ri- -,V X egg, . - , i i is siziifiifix E ,: X 355303 NN slr xii sz-W Xt Sw X it is xx X X S 3 1'f':f.f' 'Qqcia ,QJLQJ 55 'l L. DRAPER HILL, JR. Thayer 52 11 Tennyson Rd., Wellesley Hills 82, Mass. Wellesley High School Art, radio, writing, dramatics Football, baseball, swimming, wrestling Probable major: English, Art or History ROBERT BAUMGARNIER HILL Matthews 38 3201 Olive St., North Little Rock, Ark. North Little Rock Senior High Jazz music, religious, political organi- zations, photography, writing Football, sailing, tennis Probable major: Government WILLIAM PARK HILLIKER Hollis 25 635 Eleonore St., New Orleans, La. Fortier High School Classical, jazz music Swimming, polo SAMUEL RALPH G. HIMMELHOCH Matthews 52 19220 Kingston, Detroit 21, Mich. Cranbrook School Trumpet, classical music Hockey, fencing, soccer Probable major: Pre-Medical FREDERICK S. HIRD Straus A-12 UN-4-3543 5641 Fremont Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minnesota Washburn High School Classical, popular music, writing, poli- tical organizations Swimming, track, sailing Probable major: Physics DAVID LAWRENCE HIRSCH Mower B-32 R.F.D. fill, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. Briarcliff High School Clarinet, classical, jazz music, political organizations, cord playing, chess, photography Basketball, swimming, tennis ALFRED WARNER HOADLEY Straus C-31 25 DeWolfe St., Cambridge, Mass. Phillips Exeter Classical music, photography Crew, swimming Probable major: Engineering X .ess . X Q Q -elif MF ' . sql, . I XXX R x 5 X N X A , C ft 1, ijil- XSL' f --- ,Y N Scif N X . 1 N Q ec C s V. X X E 'g X c- c 4 , ir x 5 ' 3 i X , is 'S 2 t x 'P-11521 :' it zfiau, I 'i , ,,.- Q9 .jg .. .1 if rw 'W ,:'l '9':3-iv, .lf ,f fi pikgtlflf' J . I y', ' , 4' -4147 ' , g Ms! 1 ps l tif' 4' m14?i'f2,'f 4 ' N FH . iv S X S-. 2 es QA vz- wk-5 . tx ggi .e C In vs- si msg. ' '5 ' fr' filo. '. 'z '. no '55 Q, 'zu Gi A Ki 44 ,egli al . sp 73 - ,f ski ru .Q PETER WHEELWRIGHT HOBBS Straus C-31 219 Lake Ave., Newton Highlands 61, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, popular, iazz music, autos, radio Crew, sailing, tennis HUBERT ENON HOCUTT Stoughton 5 711 Norwalk Lane, Austin, Texas Austin Senior High School Classical music, chess Crew, swimming Probable maior: Physics DONALD PAUL HODEL Wigglesworth E-11 Route 1, Box 384, West Linn, Ore. Grant High School, Portland, Ore. Violin, classical music, political organi- zations, card playing, chess Basketball, sailing, squash Probable major: Government ARTHUR CARLISLE HODGES Holworthy 7 5812 Kentucky Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Kent School Classical, popular music, writing Crew, hockey Probable major: English GRAY HODNETT Straus D-11 30 Forest St., Athens, Ohio Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, iazz music, art Soccer Probable maior: Economics BARTLEY GORE HOEBEL Matthews 1 72 North Wolcott St., Salt Lake City, Utah East High School Baritone horn, classical, iazz music, po- litical organizations lUnited World Federalistsl, autos, chess Basketball, swimming, tennis, skiing Probable maior: Physical Science RAMON BREWSTER HOFF Thayer 17 Market St. Extension fBox 3831, Warren, Pa. Warren High School Flute, piano, classical, popular, iozz music, autos, chess, radio, writing Track Probable maior: Physics W . D QQ : ,As F, i Q .lily y if S X t, 12' A L. QPR G i'Xy,,.::':.1..-I ,. . X ii ' 1 s 1' v 'X 13' N sung is fs AXEL HOFFER Mass. A-43 67 Dexterdale Rd., Providence 6, R. l. Providence Country Day School Classical music, religious organizations, chess, photography Crew, swimming, sailing, wrestling, ten- nis, skiing, squash, rifle Probable moior: Pre-Medical DAVID JACOB HOFFMAN Thayer 26 17 Franklin Place, Pelham, N. Y. Horace Mann High School Classical music, chess Track Probable maior: Engineering ROBERT STANTON HOFFMAN Straus C-21 EL. 4-2176 16 Dean Rd., Wellesley Hills, Moss. Noble and Greenough School Jazz music Football, baseball, hockey, tennis ss. WILLIAM CAREY HOGAN, JR. Straus B-22 KI. 7-1851 508 Wayside Rd., Neptune, N. J. Neptune High School Saxophone, classical, popular, iazz mu- sic, religious, political organizations, writing Crew, basketball, fencing, golf, tennis Probable major: Government GEORGE FENTON HOLLANDER Wigglesworth B-I2 16 East 11th St., New York 3, N. Y. Collegiate School Classical, jazz music, art, card playing chess, philately, writing, dramatics Tennis Probable maior: Humanities THEODORE CLARENCE HOLLANDER Grays 45-46 South Hamilton, Mass. Middlesex School Popular music Baseball, hockey, golf DAVID UPHAM HOLMES Thayer 24 24 Eastman Ave. West, Westwood, Mass. Westwood High School Classical, popular, iazz music, religious organizations, photography, drama- tics Football, baseball, swimming, hockey, tennis Probable maior: Engineering, Mathe- matics HENRY COBB HOLMES Thayer 52 Sand Hill Rd., Hampton, Conn. Sidwell Friends School, Phillips Exeter Academy Guitar, popular, iazz music, religious organizations, art, ballad singing, dramatics Wrestling, tennis, soccer, squash Probable maior: Architectural Sciences MICHAEL DENISON HOLMES BE. 5-0369 61 Bright Rd., Belmont 78, Mass. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical, popular music, art, card ploy- ing, writing Football, hockey, sailing, golf, tennis, soccer, squash, lacrosse ' rt . : : ., W-N 1 , my ,.., , bv Q-,131-gm tif al yt s 5 e ,ta e I J: I li-YES: 11?E?X,. le '-351 ROBERT LAURENCE HOLMES Hollis 'I4 Road gl, Adams Center, N. Y. Watertown High School Piano, bass viol, classical, jazz music religious organizations, writing Swimming, track, cross country, wrestling RICHARD JOSEPH HOLZSCHUH Thayer 44 382 Glenwood Ave., Rochester l3, N. Y John Marshall High School Popular music, religious organizations autos, card playing, radio Football, crew, basketball, track, golf, wrestling Probable major: Engineering ELDON duPONT HOMSEY Matthews 39 Lancaster Pike, Hockessin, Del. Tower Hill School, Wilmington, Del. Classical music, religious, political or- ga nizations, autos, photography, radio Swimming, tennis, squash Probable major: Fine Arts PETER BLANCHARD HOPE Thayer 'll T5 Claremont Ave., New York 27, N. Y Phillips Exeter Academy Popular music, philately, radio Swimming Probable major: Chemistry WILLIAM LUTTMER HOPPE Matthews 8 313 Hereford Ave., Ferguson, Mo. St. Louis Country Day School Classical, popular music, writing Basketball, swimming, sailing, tennis, squash Probable major: English JAMES THOMAS HORNE Thayer 64 9 Warren St., Lynn, Mass. Lynn Classical High School Jazz music, dramatics Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, track, golf, tennis Probable major: Biochemistry JOHN CHARLES HORVITZ Wigglesworth D-l2 63 Ridge Ave., Newton Center, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, popular music, card playing, chess Baseball, basketball, tennis Probable major: Economics I w . J T Q pygmy- :-. i - v N -' ::f:1-- - j ' I SLM N . I j , 1 ck - - ws N.-' , '-'i j 'Y' , ,j . -U, - , . ,.i:,.::3q.j ' 3 X Q X 2 If i Q xx XX 'N t K . 5 is X ' he X 5.7 ' X V 'gi 7 ,X X, j i ct g N59 5' N 'WI es eff-' NC .- . 215255 . - .5 1f'i1y?xS+f', 1 7 ' 'f lx 1 s g ' ,.. JOHN EMILE HOWE TR. 6-2074 T0 Appleton Rd., Cambridge, Mass. Kiskiminetas Preparatory Classical music, jazz, writing Rifle Probable major: Anthropology ALFRED MILLER HOYT Wigglesworth F-3l Box 92, Route fill, Santa Fe, N. M. Midland School Trombone, classical, jazz music Baseball, basketball, swimming, track, golf, tennis, soccer, skiing, squash Probable major: Languages PETER HILL HUGENS Holworthy 'I-A 270 Wigmore Drive, Pasadena, Cal. Westminster School Classical, popular, jazz music, art, pho- tography, writing, dramatics Swimming, rugby Probable major: Anthropology PHILIP WARREN HUMMEL Straus C-l2 4508 Wooddale Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Edina High School Football, basketball, swimming, track, hockey Probable major: Engineering HARRY DRAPER HUNT Mass. A-32 51 High St., North Attleboro, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical music, writing Tennis, squash Probable major: History LAWRENCE SMITH HUNTINGTON Mower A-'I2 Long Beach Rd., St. James, L. I., N. Y. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical music, religious organizations, chess Crew, hockey, skiing Probable major: Mathematics RICHARD KEVIN HURLEY 11 Lowndale St., Belmont, Mass. Belmont High School Card playing Basketball, track, golf, wrestling, soccer ROBERT HAROLD HURWIT Wigglesworth F-12 EL. 4-6796 178 Auburn Rd., West Hartford 7, Conn. Loomis School, Windsor, Conn. Classical, popular music, religious, poli- tical organizations, chess, photo- 9f0PhY Football, crew, sailing, wrestling Probable major: Chemistry MACLAY REED HYDE Stoughton 15 2020 Dwight Lane, Minneapolis 16, Minn. Blake School Guitar, classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, autos Football, hockey, golf, lacrosse JOHN FREES HYMAN, JR. Straus C431 4717 Lowther Drive, Dallas, Texas St. Mark's or Texas Classical, popular, jazz music, art, chess, writing, dramatics, Fencing, tennis Probable major: Writing NEWTON EVERETT HYSLOP, JR. Wigglesworth H-11 Shipyard Lane, South Duxbury, Mass. Governor Dummer Academy Drums, popular, jazz music, writing Football, baseball, hockey, wrestling, soccer Probable major: Medicine SHERWYN DEAN HYTEN Matthews 18 602 Arena:St., El Segundo, Cal. El Segundo High School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations, autos, card playing, photography Football, crew, swimming, lacrosse, rifle Probable major: Mechanical Engineer- ing HOWARD LAWRENCE ISAACSON Lionel B-11 90 Lakeview Terrace, New Haven, Conn. Hillhouse High School Religious, political organizations Football Probable major: Engineering-Math and Physics ROBERT ISRAEL Grays 13 2116 Spruce St., Philadelphia 3, Pa. Germantown Friends School, Pa. Political organizations, writing, drama- tics Swimming, tennis Probable major: Biology N832 -Q .' ' 1.31:-s.:g':: ' t jug., P ,. . :Y Q lb - . . sNQX s Ov U is N X ,WTF 6 Y f Q-is .Mg ,,,- , N, .- - 'B-'sri'-.X , WNNFYZ- ' .1-'23 U ink? -. 1 We Z I , cs in 1 is 'ff '-4:5-.P A 2: 1: ,il --:LJ ij -r, . : ' . :x ' '- . R . 1' V .sz I. l Q ' X -. use , :. -' -, 'L X- - 'E . , ,. -- L l x.. xx 'QSX X it RICHARD WHITTIER IVERSON Straus A-12 4315 Fremont South, Minneapolis, Minn. Washburn High School Classical, popular music Fencing, squash Probable major: Chemistry FREDERICK CYRIL IVOR-CAMPBELL, JR. Hollis 22 Main St., Marion, Mass. Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass. Classical, popular music, writing Swimming, track, cross country, tennis Probable major: English or Social Relations REIMUT HINRICH HERMANN JACHIMSEN Dunster F-51 Kl. 7-7728 12 Klaus-Froth-Strasse, Fleusbu rg, Germany Staath, Gymnasium, Fleusburg, Ger- many Classical music, political organizations, art, youth newspaper, writing, dra- matic Swimming, sailing, tennis Probable major: Economics and Philo- sophy ALFRED VORIS JACOBS, JR. Weld 54 East Ward St., Hightstown, N. J. Peddie School Classical, jazz music, political organi- zations, writing, dramatics Tennis, squash Probable major: Languages ROBERT HENRY JAFFE Mower B-11 EL. 4-0421 166-O5 Highland Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. Jamaica High School Clarinet, classical, jazz music, autos, card playing, radio, writing, drama- tics Crew, basketball, swimming, track Probable major: Geology JOHN RAYMOND JASPERSE Grays 3-4 3227 West Genesee, Seattle 6, Wash. West Seattle High School Classical, popular music, religious, poli- tical organizations, card playing, chess Baseball, basketball, fencing, golf, wrestling Probable major: Physics EVERETT LEWIS JASSY Matthews 45 211 Central Park West, New York 24, N. Y. Horace Mann High School Popular music, autos, card playing, writing Baseball, basketball Probable major: Economics S X t - 15: - . L',.1 .Q jfzf g j-1 sc tix - 1 'ND ' 17. -as - Q, g .- xxx I N ic.. .Q-.f , Y , :ae as 5 N N.. - -.-'xi' -4-.J X, 5 . M . .. N.. 2. ,, .M .... .asha- is . i ' X: . X 4. 2 l :I -5 B - P -'ii' 5': '--..,A:A: , jfsg. V' 'iii AT. U.-5'-,Q -e JOSEPH PETER JAZOWSKI, JR. Grays 7-B 55 Hollingsworth Ave., Braintree, Mass. Thayer Academy Trumpet, classical, popular, iazz music, political organizations Crew, swimming, sailing, skiing MARSHALL MORGAN JEANES Straus A-31 LayweIl Farm, Devon, Pa. St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Classical, popular, iazz music, records Crew, swimming, hockey, sailing, skiing Probable maior: Economics, History JORDAN ONDERDONK JELKS Mower B-32 880 Park View Drive, Macon, Ga. Graham-Eckes School, Palm Beach, Fla. Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, art, card playing, chess, writing, dramatics Swimming, sailing Probable maior: Architecture JOHN HASTINGS JEPHSON, lll Straus A-21 130 East End Ave., New York, N. Y. St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Classical, popular music, chess, writing Swimming, fencing, sailing, golf, tennis, skiing, polo JOHN RAY JEPPSON Straus A-2'l UN. 4-0657 95 Overlook Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y. Choate School Classical, iazz music, card playing, chess, writing Swimming, sailing, tennis, squash, rifle Probable major: Biology LESTER FRED JEWETT Matthews 60 Cotley St., East Taunton, Mass. Classical music, political organizations, chess, philately Baseball, fencing Probable maior: Government EDWARD VICTOR JEZAK Matthews 43 232 West Main St., Avon, Mass. Avon High School Religious organizations, chess, photo- Qfvphv Basketball, swimming Probable major: Physics -,-so , , ., W, , . N, i :X N - ' X lx s t I lvli Q s x S Ngiv., ci -.-3 ,g. wal vs, sm B ' Q ' x Nz, x A it fc, , s c l l i . , X 4555? l Ei Ji Q K Nx .q:1-+34-N y -' T ii .filisljf-.'.2ffj. 352331 N Yi rg' . if K Q . EDWARD D. JOHNSON, 2nCl Massachusetts B-31 TR. 6-8798 'I2 Pine St., Nantucket, Mass. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical, iazz music, card playing, chess, writing Golf, tennis, soccer, skiing Probable maior: Slavic FREDERIC JOHNSON SO. 6-8155 29 Aldrich St., Somerville, Mass. Somerville High School Classical, popular, iazz music, photo- Qfvphy Swimming, sailing, skiing Probable maior: Government LAWRENCE HAROLD JOHNSON Thayer 45 T310 N. 58th Ave. W., Duluth, Minn. Duluth Denfeld High School Piano, saxophone, classical, popular, iazz and other music, writing, drama- tics Swimming, tennis Probable major: History and Govern- ment ROBERT OTIS JOHNSON Thayer 5'l 602 Main St., Woburn, Mass. Boston Latin School Guitar, banio, popular music, autos Swimming, hockey, skiing, rifle Probable maior: Chemistry and Biology WILLIAM HENRY JOHNSTON WI. 6-'I479J 83 Grove St., Winchester, Mass. Winchester High School Photography, radio Baseball, hockey, wrestling DAVID CRICHTON JORDAN Straus D-'ll Box 58, Charlotteville, Va. Phillips Academy, Exeter Guitar, classical, popular music, Poli- tical orgonizations, photography, dramatics Crew, wrestling, tennis, soccer Probable maior: Medicine LAWRENCE ALEXANDER JOSEPH Lionel A-32 547 Country Club Blvd., Des Moines, Iowa TR. 6-8784 Roosevelt High School Classical music, political organizations, writing, dramatics Swimming, tennis Probable maior: English WILLIAM HENRY JOSEPH Wigglesworth O-21 KI. 7-5036 180 East 79th St., New York 21, N. Y. Phillips Academy, Andover Photography, writing, dramatics Track, boxing, cross country, tennis JAMES LIPPITT JOSLIN Straus C-12 5610 Sherwood Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Edina High School Popular music Football, basketball, track, hockey, squash Probable maiorz Social Relations LEO PHILIP KADANOFF Straus D-22 UN. 4-1266 110 Seaman Ave., New York, N. Y. De Witt Clinton High School Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations Swimming, tennis J. J. KANNEGIESER Thayer 51 18 Riverside Avenue, West Concord Mass. Boston Latin School JOSHUA MOSES KAPLAN PA. 7-4519R 20 CarlsongCircle, West Roxbury, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular, jazz music Crew, swimming Probable major: Science RALPH MOSS KAPLAN Wigglesworth F-12 81 Laurel Rd., New Britain, Conn. Berkshire School Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations Baseball, soccer Probable major: Psychology STEPHEN REUBEN KAPLAN Straus D-31 Veterans' Admin. Hospital, Northampton, Mass. Northampton High School Classical, popular music, religious, poli- tical organizations, writing Crew, swimming, skiing Probable maior: History S xi .Q no b- LA .L I -'Ski' X. .:1q,g':e. . S31 25?-if r-3, I nge-ce gi s., . 1. if . , .,,, iris F, :sg,::. - ri-is ' ll- .. -'F in ,gl ,,. it ' si. L, , S L -J 'fQ5Ef. gi iv I if 1 7' ' I --1531 j 5 zf, sf. I ' f'f'- v' ' sift-. . f -fc I I 1 r - xc, 1 V , ll X f WILLIAM KATZ Stoughton 17 2210 Ohio Ave,, Youngstown, Ohio The Rayen School Popular music, political organizations, photography Crew, track, golf Probable maior: Chemistry LEE HENRY KATZIN Matthews 30 c, o St. Thomas Apothecary Hall, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, U.S.A. Northern High School, Detroit, Mich. Trumpet, popular, iazz music, raido, writing Basketball, track, golf, tennis, squash, yy ,I cricket Probable maior: English Q. k .I I , .. .,,. .. 'N L, . 'T 1: 'f31S ' . ' F215 mf' ...R SS V if K ss. ssij-. - F. WILLIAM KAUFMAN, III Wigglesworth G-21 KI. 75036 1070 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Phillips Academy Piano, classical, popular, iazz music, writing, dramatics Football, baseball, basketball, soccer, squash Probable maior: English or MASATO KAWASAKI Holworthy 18 7800 N. E. Glisan St., Portland, Ore. Roosevelt High School, Portland, Ore. Classical, popular music, card playing, chess Football, swimming, fencing, golf, tennis Probable major: Applied Science SANFORD IRWIN KAYE Straus D-31 2664 Grand Concourse, New York, N. Y. De Witt Clinton High School EDWARD LOUIS KEENAN Grays 35-36 276 E. Quaker St., Orchard Park, N. Y. Orchard Park Central School Baritone horn, classical, iazz music, art, writing Basketball I Probable maior: Languages DOUGLAS FREDERICK KEITH Apley 51 R. R. Box 9c, Caledonia, Wisconsin Washington Park High School, Racine, Wisc. Classical, popular music, religious, poli tical, choral organizations, chess Crew, baseball, wrestling Probable maiar: Physics L. X ,Gb tk .1 ., 11. F V c 5, il I vlvt 1,2 1 1 J th P 5' .... x ,- J 51 f, 4 N +L 1 21' K 1139? JK 1.5 T.. e , -1 , 1 4 X - fi 4 7 gl 'Slaz- JOHN INGALLS KEITH Hollis 6 825 West 53rd St., Kansas City, Md. Andover Classical music, political organizations, chess, writing Basketball, tennis, squash Probable major: Political Economics ALAN SEAVER KElTT Wigglesworth G-31 215 Foerst St., Madison, Wis. Madison West High Popular, jazz music, religious organi- zations Football, basketball, swimming, track, sailing Probable major: Pre-Medical JOHN EDWARD KELLER 64 Grant Ave., Watertown, Mass. 1444 East 5th St., Tucson, Arizona Brooklyn Technical High School Photography Crew Probable major: Economics EDWARD THOMAS KELLEY EL. 4-4555 263 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass. Rindge Technical School Classical, popular music Basketball Probable major: History or Govern- ment MICHAEL FRANCIS KENNEY Wigglesworth G-ll UN. 4-2915 2 Summit Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. Portsmouth Priory School Classical music, political organizations, writing, dramatics Sailing Probable major: Government KEITH PRlOR KERNEY Weld 41 207 Leroy Ave., Darien, Conn. Darien High School Trumpet, classical, popular music, autos, card playing, chess Football, crew, swimming, hockey, fencing, skiing, rifle Probable major: Applied Science EZEKIEL S. KETCHUM Thayer 54 145 Vernon Dr., Pittsburgh 28, Pa. Mt. Lebanon High School Classical, popular music, religious ganizotions Crew, basketball, hockey Probable major: Engineering -sc u ef? 9 , 345. N sf., '. -qi -. ,G 'W'-A j x t ,g-Ss'Xiv:uf- Q- x - '- Nz:-,: ' ser: '- q f L.w.:: '- c sa. ,je -QA.. 'U Q i 1 L 'sf v :.x-X, X N. .. . . s . 'X - Y A si N 'N xy L-N131 9 'Ss E' 'fr si Q '-Eizs-5 . ,Q at 3.5 -1. , 5 ffl In . If 'sk JONATHAN MARSHALL KEYES Grays 45-46 EL. 4-7786 Liberty St., Concord, Mass. Middlesex School Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations, autos, photography, guns, writing Crew, tennis Probable major: History, HENRI MICHEL KHAYAT Weld 28 Aleppo, Syria Monson Academy Classical, autos, card playing, radio Swimming, sailing, tennis, soccer ROBERT ALAN KIEFFER Thayer 53 246 Bushkill St., Easton, Pa. Easton High School Classical, popular music, chess, writing, dramatics Swimming Probable major: Biology PETER KILBY Weld 38 EL. 4-7596 2239 N. Quincy St., Arlington, Va. Deerfield Academy Classical music, chess Tennis, squash Probable major: Economics ALLAN BREWSTER KING, JR. Wigglesworth C-'ll KI. 7-4691 21 Pennsylvania Ave., Reading, Mass. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical music, religious, political or- ganizotions Crew, fencing, sailing, squash, rifle Probable major: Government CHARLES HILARY KING Matthews 37 40 Park Drive, Glenview, Ill. Niles-TWP-High School Writing Tennis, weight-lifting Probable major: Mathematics CHARLES WESLEY KING Matthews 7 1518 28th St. N. W., Washington 7, D. C. Western High Classical music, religious organizations, chess, dramatics Swimming, track, cross country Probable major: Social Relations JOHN WATT KING, III Hollis 29 1475 S.W. Cardinell Dr., Portland, Oregon Lincoln High School Classical, popular music, autos, card playing, chess, radio Football, crew, baseball, basketball, swimming, track, fencing, sailing, tennis, cricket Probable major: Psychology ROBERT HARLEN KING Matthews 13 UN. 4-0209 2034 Buchanan St., Topeka, Kan. Topeka High School Popular music, religious, political or- ganizations, card playing, writing, debate Basketball, swimming, golf Probable major: Economics and Government THOMAS PROCTOR KING Thayer 21 24 Estabrook Rd., West Newton, Mass. Governor Dummer Academy Popular music Probable major: History ROBERT C. KINGSTON Thayer 50 2115 Holmly Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. University High School Classical, popular, jazz music, art, autos, card playing, chess, design, clubs, writing, dramatics Football, crew, baseball, basketball, track, hockey, cross country, fencing, sailing, tennis, skiing, squash, rifle Probable major: Architecture CHRISTOPHER BODKIN KIRCHWEY Holworthy B 71 Perry St., New York 14, N. Y. Stuyvesant High School Classical music, autos, radio Basketball, sailing Probable major: Chemistry JOSEPH DICKEN KIRSCHTEN Holworthy 10 4523 Maryland, St. Louis 8, Mo. Southwest High, St. Louis Mo. Jazz, political organization Crew, baseball, basketball, sailing, 3 X A. X as tennis Louis KLEIN, JR. ,stag waggleswonh is-32 TR. 6,4182 si, Q 1 , :rss-fszi . - 1787 Pinehurst Ave., sf. Paul 5, Minn. St. Paul Academy j Classical, popular music, writing 5 -I Basketball, golf Probable major: Government, ssewz,-me-gf -, ,S s .X gl sxa 512 S NX NN MICHAEL DAVID KLEIN Thayer 43 54 Sedgwick Road, West Hartford, Connecticut Loomis Clarinet, classical and jazz music Football, baseball, tennis, soccer, squash, cricket WALLSON GEORGE KNACK Thayer 37 349 Rawlinson Rd., Rochester 17, N. Y. Irondequoit High School Trumpet, baritone, tuba, popular mu- sic, religious, political organizations, dramatics Football, baseball, basketball, tennis, squash Probable major: Government ROBERT ALLAN KNUDSON 31 Elm, Wellesley Hills, Mass. High Mowing School, Wilton, N. H. Trumpet, guitar, classical music, writing Swimming, fencing, sailing, golf, skiing Probable major: English DAVID FOSTER KNUTSON Wigglesworth H-31 KI. 7-6262 302-4-1S, Fargo, No. Dak. Fargo High School Classical music, political organizations, chess, dramatics Golf, skiing Probable major: Philosophy ROLAND KOLBE Matthews 9 Route 2, Box 179, Menomonee Falls, Wis. Menomonee Falls High School Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations, chess Crew, swimming, sailing, tennis, soccer, skiing Probable major: Engineering ALBERT CHRISTIAN KOLBYE, JR. Grays 1-2 7209 Cresheim Fd., Philadelphia 19, Pa. William Penn Charter School Political organizations, autos, swim- ming, fencing, sailing, golf, tennis, soccer Probable major: Chemistry EDWIN HILLEL KOLODNY CO. 7-5283 48 Buswell St., Boston, Mass. Clarinet, classical, popular music, religious, political organizations, autos, card playing, photography, radio Baseball, swimming, track, cross coun- try, sailing, tennis, skiing Probable major: Sciences , Q... . ex - N . , x , 5-,3. . ...... . , , xx X Ss X Xi X X X xy Qs F gs Q v Q s.-QS1 1 - ii'53iiiLfQ1if .Q -'I I xii sg , 2 'I :- Q I - G'-i',1.5,,,.1'aga..,1g2..' . , 1 .. ,,., - L T7 4 ' 'I X N sill lk . :lim , x - ' 5 l of wr ,I 'fi S 1 ' -94-. - 4 s N X Y is.. X I N X L I. I ug. L. fy X.. ,N ws.. ' . xx -' ' . , . g I ips Q . - 72 Ei ':' c: M will-. ,V'A ' I .sag- 7 I-5 V 'Qi' -b f. T 2 Q' 1.-.1562 JOHN SOTTER KOLSTI PA. 7-8093-M 4371 Washington St., Roslindale 31, Mass. Boston Public Latin Popular music, religious organizations, card playing, chess Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, golf, tennis Probable maior: Chemistry MORTON KORN Wigglesworth I-21 EL. 4-5410 165 Emeline St., Providence 6, R. I. Providence Classical High School Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations, writing Baseball, swimming, sailing, tennis Probable maiorz Chemistry ALLAN D. KOTIN Stoughton 25 204 S. Normandie, Los Angeles, Calif. Glendale High School Classical music and iazz, political or- ganizations, chess, writing Basketball, tennis, skiing Probable maior: Pre-medical KARL KRABER Stoughton 29 69 Washington Place, New York 11, N. Y. High School of Music and Art Piccolo Bicycling JEFFREY KRAMER Grays 27-28 16 West 77 St., New York 24, N. Y. Horace Mann Classical, show music, political organi- zotions, photography, radio, dramatics Crew, basketball, golf, tennis Probable maior: Government JOEL KRAUSER Grays 48 1280 East 12th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. James Madison High School Popular music, art, writing Football, baseball, basketball Probable maior: Bio Chemistry RICHARD IRA KRAUSS Thayer 32 3329 Clayton Blvd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Shaker Hgiehts High School Jazz music, art Crew, wrestling, tennis Probable major: Social Relations : I3 .' 45 tl.. if t 1 1 . N. S? . Y I . x ,Q L 1 l ' :A N .. --7 se. C. I V , fs'-r -s . 1 ' of in I :if+9:'QL:11-f-its 47551 ' vi? ' ' -' aj-. . f I I E .2 DAVID ANTONY KUHN Lionel A-32 3116 Cathedral Ave., North West, Washington 8, D. C. Woodrow Wilson High School Voice, classical music, writing, dramatics Tennis Probable maior: History HAROLD GLENN KULLER Wigglesworth B-32 TR 6-4182 705 Park Ave., Rt, No. 9, St. Paul 10, Minn. St .Thomas Military Academy Piano, classical music, card playing, chess Crew, swimming, fencing, sailing, wrestling, skiing, rifle Probable maior: Music ERIC WILLIAM KURTZ Stoughton 6 67 S. Cedar St., Oberlin, Ohio Oberlin High School Violin, classical music, religious organizations Swimming, tennis Probable maior: Humanities LAMBROS JOHN LAMBROS Matthews 2 UN. 4-0867 640 New Castle Rd., Farrell, Penna. Farrell Senior High School Piano ,trombone, classical, popular, iazz music, writing Crew, swimming, golf, tennis, rifle Probable maiar: Pre-Law JOHN ROBERT LAMPE Stoughton Hall 15 4959 Colfax Ave., South, Minneapolis, Minn. Blake School Classical, popular, iazz music, political organizations, writing Baseball, basketball, golf, rifle Probable maior: Government ANTHONY MATTHEW LAMPORT Weld 33 Juniper HiIl , Westport, Conn. Staples High School Piano, classical music ,photography, writing Swimming, sailing, tennis Probable major: Physics JOHN J. LAMPRAKIS WA. 3-0080 156 Belmont St., Watertown, Mass. Phillips Andover Trombone, classical, music, religious organizations Basketball, hockey, golf Probable maior: Humanities ROBERT ANTHONY LANZI Thayer 47 53 Gilbert St., Derby, Conn. Derby High School Saxophone, classical music, popular music, band, autos, Photography, writing -S. Basketball, swimming, tennis . 'x Probable maior: Biochemistry JOHN WILLARD LAPSLEY Straus A-31 EL 4-6053 Arreton Rd., Princeton, N. .l. St. Paul's School Jazz music, writing Crew, swimming, sailing, golf, tennis X RUSSELL KELLER LAROS, .lR. Wigglesworth 22 Bath Pike, Bethlehem, Pa. Choate Trombone, popular music, photography. writing Swimming, golf Probable maior: Chemistry K K l DONALD ROY LARSON Matthews 60 5725 Elliot Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minnesota Washburn High School Cello, piano, classical, popular, iazz music, card playing, writing, dramatics Swimming, fencing, squash Probable maior: Romance Languages . ALBERT FREDERICK LAUB Weld I6 7 4778 Main St., Snyder, N. Y. Nichols Day School Jazz music, political organizations, card playing Basketball, golf, soccer Probable maior: Government WALLIS w. LAWRENCE Holworthy 22 8 Robandy Rd., Andover, Mass. - Exeter 'F I, , Basketball, tennis, squash gp Probable major: Economics kt X ' X i BRUCE LEAVITT f . Straus B-32 I Brookridge Drive, . i t 5 G' Greenwich, Connecticut N- Classical, popular music, art i':: ' V X 1: K ' I Football, baseball, basketball, tennis, , I squash K, I X I L 'ax STEPHEN SAMSON LEAVITT Thayer 62 3011 Garrison Blvd., Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore City College Clarinet, classical music, card playing photography, writing Tennis GLEN YUE-HUNG LEE Holworthy 9 KI 4-4764 'IT607 S.W. Breymon Avenue, Portland, Oregon Washington High School Classical, popular music, chess, photography Swimming, tennis Probable maiar: Pre-Medical WALTER BERNARD LEEDS Lionel A-'II 49-20 43rd Ave., Woodside 77, New York Bronx High School of Science Piano, classical, popular, iazz music, card playing, chess, radio, writing Basketball, tennis Probable maior: Biology ROBERT KLINE LEET Weld T2 Sherry Rd., Harvard, Mass. Exeter Academy Drums, popular, iazz music Football, baseball, basketball, track, hockey, cross country, sailing, tennis Probable maior: Science WILLIAM BENEDICT LEIDER Thayer 50 60 Sidney Place, Brooklyn 'l, N. Y. Brooklyn Friends Classical, iazz music Basketball, soccer Probable maior: History and Literature RICHARD HUGH LEIDY Wigglesworth C-I2 676 Walter St., Uniondale, N. Y. Hempstead High Classical, iazz music Fencing, golf, tennis Probable major: Pre-Medical DANIEL ISAAC LEIFER Weld 23 EL. 4-8559 41 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York Midwood High School Classical music, religious, political organizations, philately, photogra- phy, writing Swimming, fencing, tennis, squash KA val -p.- ..- ,Xk -:ASN s iz N.-so 5 p :- si 3 lf- .Xe A. .,..u'y. r-. ' :'5:lXs . 'x K S L iii. E' f Ls xg. ' x si ss. S s L Q -X A I . -1 fs?-331:12 I Qi... 3- .S- J, , I .M .1 -si g Q s x : b I r, I. :QS rw. Ye, -' Q. j 3 X f MAXIMO FEDERICO LELOIR Grays 1-2 1641 Posadas, Buenos Aires, Argentina Champagnat Classical music Soccer, skiing, rugby, polo Probable major: Economics ROBERT LEWIS LENZNER Straus D-32 130 East 75th St., New York City, N, Y. Phillips Exeter Academy Popular, jazz music, newspapers, writing Baseball, basketball Probable major: History GREGORY LEONARDOS TR. 6-8373 4 Matignon Ave., Cambridge Cambridge High and Latin School Jazz music Football, baseball, basketball, hockey Probable major: Pre-medical ALAN IRA LEVENSON Thayer 34 UN. 4-9729 46 Kirkwood Rd., Brighton, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical music, photography, radio Hockey, sailing Probable major: Social Relations JOSEPH TERREL LEVERICH Weld 19 EL. 4-8559 704 West Church St., Hammond, Louisiana Southeastern Louisiana High School Classical music, religious organizations, chess Sailing, tennis, soccer Probable major: Mathematics MALCOLM ARNOLD LEVIN Wigglesworth F-32 51 Ridgeway Drive, Quincy, Mass. Thayer Academy Piano, jazz music Football MURRAY LAURENCE LEVIN BL. 8-1613 9 Duke St., Mattapan, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular music, religious organizations Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, soccer Probable major: Chemistry PAUL LEVIN Hollis 11 EL. 4-B998 146 Irving Avenue, Providence, Rhode Island Classical High School Latin, German Piano, classical, jaz music, scientific organization Football, tennis, skiing Probable major: Chemistry DAVID NEESON LEVINSON Holworthy 13 UN. 4-0878 260 N. Gass St., Middletown, Del. St. Andrew's Trombone, saxophone, piano, classical, popular, jazz, Dixieland music, religious organizations, Harvard band, art, bridge, writing, dramatics, poetry Baseball, swimming, golf, tennis, squash, rifle Probable major: Philosophy, Psychology ARTHUR SMITH LEVY Lionel B-22 UN. 4-3504 257 Kingsland Terrace, South Orange, N. J. Columbia High School Classical, jazz music, political organizations Football, crew, baseball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Government NISSO JOSE LEVY-CARIDI Weld 38 EL. 4-7596 Muralla 311, Habana, Cuba Ruston Academy Popular music, chess Tennis Probable major: Economics WILLIAM THEODORE LEWIS, JR. Stoughton 2 304 South Maple St., Little Rock, Ark. Little Rock Senior High School Clarinet, classical, popular music, radio, religious organizations, dramatics Crew, basketball, track, cross country, tennis ARCHIBALD ILGONIS LEYASMEYER Apley 52 6157 Nassau St., Philadelphia, Penna. Central High School Classical music, religious organizations, writing Crew, track, soccer, skiing Probable major: Physics VADIM LIAPUNOV Matthews 56 336 E. 80 St., New York City 21, N. Y. Benjamin Franklin High School Classical music, dramatics Swimming, track, cross country, fencing, wrestling Probable major: Slavic Languages and Literature MICHAEL CHARLES LIEBERMANN Matthew I3 20'I6 Ravenwood Ave., Dayton, Ohio Fairview High Popular, model railroading, religious organizations, outing club, dramatics Crew, swimming, sailing Probable major: Pre-medical, History SOL MARTIN LIEBERMAN Hollis 32 UN. 4-5452 B5-32 Parsons Blvd., Jamaica, New York Kew-Fo rest School Classical, popular music, card playing, chess, dramatics Baseball, golf, soccer STEPHEN ELLIOT LIEBERMAN Wigglesworth H-I2 KI. 7-4893 4855 East Lake Harriet Blvd., Monneopolis, Minn. Minneapolis Washburn Classical, popular, jazz music Crew, basketball, sailing, golf Probable major: History JOHN COLEMAN LIEBESKIND Straus A-2l 608 Willow St., Waterbury, Conn. Choate School Classical, jazz music, card playing, photography, P.B.H., writing Tennis, skiing, rifle Probable major: Human Relations MARSHALL ROBERT LIFSON Thayer I2 J, 688 Walnut St., Newton Centre, Mass Boston Latin School Jazz music, religious organizations, writing Basketball, swimming, tennis Probable major: American History and Literature BARTON MICHAEL LILENFIELD 350 Waverly Ave, Newton Centre, Mass, Boston Latin Popular music, religious organizations, writing Baseball, swimming, soccer, squash EDWARD HOWARD LILLY MA. 2-4588 43 Bryant St., Malden, Mass. Malden High School Popular, jazz music, card playing Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, hockey Probable major: Philosophy ,, ,, I , , 51:23 L, - . xN X 5 ' 'K . s e .: . - . ,e - it-:::ag:Q..L,. .s s-1. 1. - f -,,:-Q: XXSQ ,,,g-, ., Sita x E ' fit? f ' 'air ,-.R L Y.. 5.- JON ROBERT LIND Thayer 33 EL. 4-6812 7l6 9th St., Wilmette, Illinois New Trier High School Classical, jazz music Swimming, hockey, golf, tennis Probable major: Government or Philosophy JOHN ROGER LINEHAN Weld 'I2 Harvard, Massachusetts Lawrence Academy Classical music, art Track, soccer RICHARD PAUL LIPMAN Thayer 25 EL. 4-4947 48 Avondale Rd., Newton Center, Mass. Newton High School Trumpet, classical, jazz music, photog- raphy, radio, band, Harvard Wire- less Club, WARB Baseball, basketball, tennis, rifle Probable major: Bio-Chemistry JOHN EDWIN LITTLE Matthews 60 4l8 West Norman Ave., Payton, Ohio Fairview High School French horn, classical music, photog- raphy Golf, skiing Probable major: Chemistry ROBERT MICHAEL LIVINGSTON Straus A-32 KI, 7-1696 9 Corning Avenue, Pompton Lakes, N. J. Blair Academy Classical, popular music, philately, writing, religious organizations Basketball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Biology JAMES TURNER LLOYD Matthews I5 224 Normandy Rd., Little Rock, Ark. Little Rock Senior High School Piano, classical, popular, jazz msuic, card playing Basketball, swimming, tennis, rifle Probable major: Science THOMAS HOLLYWOOD STEVEN LLOYD ME. 4-5014 498 Swains Pond Ave., Melrose 76, Mass. Malden Catholic High School Classical music, religious organizations Football, swimming, hockey, fencing Probable major: English , D 3 gg A-lf ..t tx -.... , 1-Jsxf f - L- N x A I Q .f -' : I. :N l F. .. ,.. , . xi H ,A ' Lv 1 , . .w- 'wx - z .x 'r . . .ii G ,i l ' 3- ' ' 'F-'S . 'ff' -. xii: s if - tUaf35 3?:- I I' ll is . 9 s .c 'Hel-il' , ,Q ' - 1 - 5' 235' - - r r e 'Q R ' .1 E' 1 JOHN NICHOLS LOEB Stoughton 3l 950 Park Avenue, New York, New York Phillips Exeter Academy JOHN DAVID LOESER Lionel B-22 UN. 4-3504 294 Western Drive, South Orange, N. J. Columbia High School Guitar, classical, jazz music, photog- raphy, political organizations Crew, swimming, soiling Probable major: Bio-chemical sciences ABRAM M. LONDON Grays 43-44 EL 4-4900 835 Newton St., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Browne and Nichols Classical, popular music, philately, photography, radio, political, reli- gious organizations Swimming, golf, tennis Probable major: Biology RODNEY W. LONG, JR. Thayer 64 47 Everett Ave., Winchester, Mass. Winchester High and Tabor Academy Jazz music, autos Basketball, soiling JOHN WHITAKER LONSDALE, JR, Wigglesworth F-BI EL. 4-6696 I4 Sutton Place, So., N. Y. 22, N. Y. St. Paul's Classical, popular, jazz music, writing Crew, hockey, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: English DAVID BARRETT LORING Thayer 4 37 Norris St., Hamden, Conn. Hamden High School Piano, classical, popular, card playing, religious and political organiza- tions, writing Footbali, baseball, hockey, golf, tennis Probable major: Government PAUL SERGE LORRIS UN 4-6298 130 Oxford St, Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge High and Latin School Classical, popular, jazz music, chess, photography Crew, swimming, sailing, golf Probable major: Physics EDWARD ANTRIM LOTTICK Wigglesworth I-'I2 KI. 7-5930 29 East 6th St., Wyoming, Pennsylvania Wyoming Memorial High School Classical music, art, chess, writing, dramatics Swimming, fencing RICHARD DAVID LOVERING Stoughton 21 6 Coolidge Avenue, Troy, N. Y, Troy High School Classical, popular music, photography, writing Swimming Probable major: Chemistry ANTHONY LOW Weld 46 235 Sport Hill Rd., Easton, Conn. Kent School, Conn. Classical, jazz music, cord playing, writing Swimming, fencing, tennis LEWIS DAVID LOWENFELS Thayer 28 205 West 89 St,, New York, New York Popular music, card playing, radio, writing Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: Government CHARLES WILLIAM LUCKENBILL Matthews 59 R.R. 4, Washington, Iowa Washington High School Classical, popular, reading Football, basketball, fencing, golf, rifle Probable major: Engineering PETER KERR LUSTER Matthews 54 Pembroke Rd., Darien, Connecticut The Hotchkiss School Classical, jazz music, chess Sailing MAURICE PATRICK LYNCH Matthews 'I3 Box I2I, Whitman, Mass. East Bridgewater High School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations, card playing, chess, writing Basketball, swimming Probable major: Applied Science RICHARD B. LYND Straus C-22 203 West Bl St., New York 24, N. Y. Middlesex ond Huntington Classical, iozz music, political organi- zations Baseball, tennis, squash Probable major: History ond Literature CHARLES RITNER LYNN, JR. Lionel A-31 Quarters 37, Fort Belvoir, Virginia Washington-Lee High School lArlington, Vo.J Guitar, popular music Football, basketball, baseball, tennis ROBERT BRADLEY LYONS Lionel B-12 l38 Willis St., New Bedford, Mass, Holy Family High School Jazz music, religious, political organi- zations, card playing, radio, writing Crew, xgolf, tennis Probable moior: Pre-Law gs ...Q-W' s . Q? Q n MX Q , f, 'i X V gh '-:iii N. Xt H ' iixgx K if ff' fi ri' xl lex K , fi L T N t s , xg X DAVID WHITE MABON Lionel B-21 EL. 4-2688 36 Commodore Rd., Chappaqua, N. Y. S., Deerfield Academy Political organizations, autos Swimming, skiing BRUCE MACDONALD Halworthy 24 150 Mt. Vernon St., Newtonville, Mass. Newton High School Violin, classical music, religious organizations, dromotics Crew, swimming, sailing Probable maior: Government PAUL BRADFORD MACDONALD Matthews 32 EL. 4-2188 5 Cambridge St., Winchester, Mass. Browne and Nichols Jazz music, piano, autos Football, basketball, soccer, skiing, rifle Probable moior: Engineering 'Ll fx FTQQHPIQK. . Jetfwmdhrt' ..-mi - L-l1: ...J 1. H K 's X gy .2 .4 gh film' ,I E35 S. t . , is. -' wif-- 3 fi ' Qi at X . 1 C' SB' '..- .N t . ,J rl 2 - X . , , We x N 1: 1 - - Ul- ALAN BLAIR MACKAY Wigglesworth 120 ledge Rd., Burlington, Vermont Northwood School Classical, jazz music, radio Football, swimming, track, skiing, rifle Probable major: Chemistry PETER WALLACE MACKY Matthews 1 Berry Hill Rd., Paget, Bermuda The Hill School Ukelele, piano, popular music, card playing Football, swimming, tennis, soccer Probable major: Applied Science DONALD J. MACLAUCHLAN, JR. Weld 23 South Hammonds Ferry Rd., Linthicum Heights, Md. Glen Burnie High School Classical, popular, jazz music, chess, philately, dramatics Crew, Lacrosse Probable major: Economics CHARLTON MACVEAGH, JR. Wigglesworth G-22 EL. 5-6455 425 Oakwood Ave., Webster Groves, Mo. Webster Groves High School Classical, popular music, dramatics Football, basketball, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: Law or History EDWARD KING MCCAGG Straus B-32 TR. 6-7934 Week St., Katonoh, N. Y. Pomfret School Art Crew, squash PAUL VINCENT McCARTHY, JR. Straus D-22 1024 N. Lincoln St., Aberdeen, S. Dakota Central High School Flute, classical, jazz music, religious, political organizations, cord playing, photography, writing Swimming, sailing, tennis Probable major: Architecture DONALD MCCAULL Holworthy 1 2015 Irving South, Minneapolis, Minnesota Blake School French, Spanish UN. 4-0622 Golf, political organization, bridge Probable major: Philosophy, Govern- ment ic sil nv . cg 3i.Q2'Q ' -- jus, L s :Qi x L1 '-f ' t-3.1:-cs- X ees . ,.,. , Q -lg, , 1 Lg S i 1 rafts:--2 .QR A 3 ei ' W I . is QQ ' R gb , :sOx 3 :S QS1-1' - ,V - 4853 t -me ' ggi j , X N -fs-x L P il- as: Q . . 5, A , j' 1 -f e--- h 5 1. si ci . I ' my si-S. R w. 4 I X 6, .X - it-qw , fl f i, jr- r..,5 ,,...j : .Yr,l.AX-1:5 , it JOHN LAWRENCE MCCORMICK Thayer 46 66 Elm St., Westerly, R. I. Portsmouth Priory School Piano, jazz music Swimming, tennis Probable major: Engineering VICTOR KING MCELHENY Matthews 37 110-45 Queens Blvd., Forest Hills, N. Y. Phillips Exeter Classical, jazz music Swimming, soccer Probable major: Anthropology GEORGE W. MCGARRITY Thayer 2 1554 Dwight St., Holyoke, Mass. Piano Baseball, basketball, soccer ROBERT FRANCIS McGlNNlS Hollis 16 711 Spruce St., Wilmington, Del. Wilmington High Piano and organ, classical, popular music, chess Baseball, tennis Probable major: Chemistry MARK MCGRATH Matthews 58 108 North Maple Ave., East Orange, N. J. Newark Academy Classical music, camping, writing Baseball Probable major: Literature WILLARD GRAVES McGRAW, JR. Thayer S-37 EL. 4-8912 Gaithersburg, Maryland Gaithersburg High School Classical, jazz music, religious organi zations, autos Football, baseball, basketball, track, tennis, squash Probable major: Economics ROBERT SHIELDS MCILWAINE Wigglesworth G-12 93 Fernbank Ave., Delmar, N. Y. Bethlehem Central High School Popular music, political organizations art, writing, dramatics Basketball, golf, tennis Probable major: English, History OHN ROY McLANE, lll Vigglesworth D-31 8 Clarke St., Manchester, N. H. t. Paul's School lassical music, political organizations, art, writing ootball, basketball, sailing, tennis, skiing, lacross robable maior: Fine Arts OBERT JOSEPH McLAUGHLlN PA. 7-1312 BO Stratford St., West Roxbury, Mass. oxbury Latin School kelele, popular music, card playing, radio, writing, dramatics aatball, crew, swimming, wrestling AVID GERALD MCLEAN ollis I4 latertown IN. Y.l High School opular, iazz music 'ack, cross country, wrestling 'obable maior: Economics ALE ALLEN McNElLL roughton 'IO 551 North Visscher St., zcoma, Washington tadium High School lassical, popular music, card playing, chess JHN KAZUAKI MAESAKA ligglesworth J-'ll l5 Makani Ave., lahiawa, Oaho T. H. Jnahau H. S. :pular zseball, swimming 'obable maior: Biology ETER B. MAGGS onel B-2l EL. 4-2688 940 Dover Rd., Durham, N. C. 1illips Exeter Academy lassical music, chess, photography, radio olf, tennis, squash lETER MACGREGOR MAGIE -igglesworth l-31 EL. 4-6478 5'5 Prospect Ave., Winnetka, Ill. tpular, jazz music, autos, pho- '-tography 5-timming, track, cross country, skiing iobable maior: Humanities and SScience fix' A f Q ' l ' -fs, . . L, is X I ' 1 gig r X s 95 ,ll -n... as MICHAEL MALINA Wigglesworth H-'l2 Kl. 7-4893 T548 East 26th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Poly Prep C.D.S. Piano, classical, popular music, chess, religious, political organizations, writing Baseball, golf, squash Probable maior: Government DONALD BURTON MALKOFF Weld 15 150 Grandview Way, Charleroi, Penna. Charleroi High School Violin cello, classical, popular music, religious organizations, writing, dramatic Crew, swimming, tennis Probable major: Physics NED NATHANIEL MARCUS Thayer 5 424 E. 39th St., Paterson, N. J. ,N X A A c, if ' 1- . . -I Will. f. ., ' ' t Ll 6 K .' ' 1 3 Dee rtiled Academy Guitar, classical music, art, religious, political organizations, writing Fencing DONALD JAMES MARCUSE Grays 27-28 KI. 7-5638 1125 Pork Ave., New York, N. Y. Horace Mann Piano, organ, classical music, art Soccer Probable maior: Pre-Medical ARNOLD MARGLIN Straus B-ll TR. 6-8938 i208 No. Fuller Ave., Holywood, California Hollywood High School Classical, popular music, religious organizations Basketball, swimming Probable maior: German ROBERT ALLEN MARGOUS Weld 25 EL. 4-8559 67 Marlboro St,, Chelsea 50, Mass. Huntington School Classical, popular music, photography, mountain climbing, religious organi- zations, writing, dromatics Football, basketball, track Probable maior: Pre-Medical WILLIAM ALAN MARINO AR. 5-2092M 12 Laurel St,, Arlington, Mass. Arlington High School Saxophone, clarinet, popular music Crew, swimming Probable maior: Government 1 -1. M Pi. Sifgeb .Qu 'E Q- , l-r' Q 'Q we 9 4 2 l S X Q: fl , t V 1'L!li,f,r b u fi g ,M - -Q' ' r 'Wi '1 1, ' 5 -.x bf X i :P s-Y ' -ss ... 5. 9 ! r ' , . . og ' -:xiii 'r IQ! X 5 S-vt, Qp- 4, , C 1-, . L , ' '-1 - Q' -f S. . N-4 U r S Ns'-im, ' ' iii? B . i if, xii 1, l- E 5 A if . , ,gk S.-. 6 PTF E ii S. A 1 EMR tt- WF. - ' ., 1 59 N 1 ' , A Q? vw G' . - Y - . .tggg I . 3x . YI RR .5 ..Z,- f, HERBERT CHARLES MARK TR. 6-7356 17 Brown St., Cambridge Cambridge High and Latin Jazz music, art, writing, dramatics Crew, swimming, wrestling, tennis, skiing Probable maior: Economics DAVID MARKELL Straus A-22 166 Walnut Hill Rd., Brookline, Mass. Brookline High School Drums, classical, iazz music, radio Football, basketball, tennis Probable maior: Government ANTHONY MORGAN MARKELLA Matthews 42 15 Dennis Ave., Brockton, Mass. Brockton High School Popular music Football, basketball, golf Probable maior: Pre-Medical NORMAN JAMES MARSH, JR. Wiggleswarth G-32 Byram Lake Rd., Mount Kisco, N. Y. Saint Paul's School Classical, popular, iazz music, autos, card playing, radio Crew, track, hockey, cross country, sailing, tennis, soccer, skiing Probable maior: English WILBUR WOOD MARSHMAN Matthews 26 UN. 4-8788 Old Farms Rd., West Simbsury, Conn. Simsbu ry High School Popular, jazz music, religious organi- zations Football, swimming, tennis REINHARD GERHARD MARTENS KI. 7-8306 124 Oxford St., Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge High and Latin Popular music Baseball, basketball, track ARTHUR W. MARTIN Stoughton 14 6050 51st Ave., N.E. Seattle, Wash. Roosevelt High School Trombone, vocal, classical music, trampoline Football, basketball, swimming, track Probable maior: Physics CHARLES THEODORE MARTIN, JR. Apley 44 KI. 7-4130 213 Fayerweather St., Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge High and Latin Popular, iazz music, art, religious organizations Baseball, basketball Probable maior: Engineering GORDON ALBERT MARTIN, JR. Hollis 1 EL. 4-8998 12 Chester Place, West Roxbury, Mass. Roxbury Latin School Classical, popular, iazz music, religious, political organizations, debating, writing, dramatics Football, baseball, swimming, tennis, soccer Probable maior: Government or Psychology ROBERT LEONARD MASON Straus C-21 EL. 4-2176 59 Washburn Ave., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Noble 81 Greenough School Jazz music, photography, radio Crew, wrestling JOSEPH RICHARD MATSON Wigglesworth G-21 KI. 7-5036 1620 Oakwood Drive, Cleveland Hts., Ohio University School Piano, popular music, religious organi- zations Golf, tennis, squash Probable maior: Government PETER M. MEISTER Grays 7-8 70 Woodbine Rd., Belmont, Mass. Belmont High School Classical, jazz music, religious, political organizations Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, skiing Probable maior: Government THOR RALPH MELAND PA. 7-2387J 18 Ridge St., Roslindole 31, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular music Baseball, basketball Probable major: Engineering JOHN ROBERT MENNINGER Weld 40 214 W. Parkwood Dr., Dayton 5, Ohio Fairview High School Ukelele, iazz, dixieland music, student government organizations, chess, radio, dramatics Basketball, tennis n,,.l..-.l.l.. .....:,.,. i:..,.:..--.:...-. RICHARD B. MERLO Wigglesworth C-32 6204 Pernod St., St. Louis, Mo. Mt. Vernon High School, Virginia KFairfax Countyl Popular music, political organizations, card playing, dramatics Crew, baseball, basketball, golf Probable major: Pre-Medical THEODORE NICHOLAS METROPOULO5 Weld I3 1610 Tyler St., Aliquippa, Pa. Aliquippa Public High School Popular music, political organizations, art, reading Football, basketball Probable major: Foreign Languages JAMES ALAN MEYER Grays 5-6 404 Merriam Ave., Leominster, Mass. Brookline High School Popular, jazz music Football, crew, basketball, track, cross country, tennis SHELDON JAY MEYERS Weld 16 246 Niagara Ave., Dayton, Ohio Fairview High School Popular, jazz music, photography, religious organizations, dramatics Football, fencing, tennis, rifle MARK AVRAM MICHELSON Thayer 16 78 Evans 'Rd., Brookline, Mass. Brookline High School Piano, tuba, baritone horn, classical music, religious, political organiza- tions, chess, writing Football, crew, swimming, track, cross country, golf, tennis Probable major: Philosophy, French, Literature MATTHEW MILAN, JR. Matthews 34 17 Winthrop St., Winthrop, Mass. Lawrence Academy, Groton, Mass. Classical, jazz music, writing Swimming, hockey, tennis, soccer, rugby, lacrosse Probable major: Economics JEREMY PATRICK MILLER Straus C-32 B Martha Place, Chappaqua, N. Y. St. PauI's School Piano, classical music, religious or- ganizations, art, chess, writing Crew, baseball, tennis, squash L - W: ,gf-'Wigs X X S XS 'F xx R as XY --. we N X X x r L X - ? cw- .Ri -,TQ 1.c:s-gg A' :fflzi-, s QE v'---Seiz e.. , - xx 'O bv X j X'Xx QB Si ' I ROBERT ALLEN MILLER Thayer 13 KI. 7-7076 Camp Log Tavern, Milford, Pa. Milford High School, Milford, Pa. Classical, popular music, saxophone, autos, writing, dramatics Crew, baseball, basketball, swimming, sailing, tennis, rifle Probable major: Psychology WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY MILLER Thayer 57 100 Spruce St., San Francisco, Calif. Thacher School, Ojai, Calif. Classical music Track, wrestling Probable major: Government JOSHUA REDMOND MILLS Stoughton 20 195 Ocean St., Lynn, Mass. Phillips Academy, Andover Popular music, political organizations, card playing Golf, skiing Probable major: French PHILIP EUGENE MILLS, JR. Wigglesworth B-11 KI. 7-9531 1204 Boswell, Topeka, Kan. Topeka High School Popular music, card playing Baseball, basketball, golf, tennis Probable major: Chemistry BERT L. MINER Grays 47-48 KI. 7-2554 224 N. Pine Ave., Chicago, Ill. Austin High School Classical, popular music Football, baseball, basketball, swimming Probable major: Government-Law GABRIEL BARON MIRKIN GA. 7-4927 4 Dennison St., Roxbury, Mass. Boston Latin School Clarinet, classical music, religious or- ganizations, card playing Basketball, track, cross country, soccer, ping pong Probable major: Bio-Chemistry LAURENCE SEETON MITCHELL Straus D-12 KI. 7-1167 Lawrence Street, Ashburnham, Mass. Cushing Academy French Piano, trombone, classical, jazz music, autos, chess, writing, Crew, swimming, sailing, golf, tennis, skiing Probable moior: Bia-Chemictrv eicx .X ., Q 1, ic. X-I FC Q f '59 1 , J- .tl ., ,Q , .1 -:QW t I v sXf 'WIS' 'V -.fix 'Kats , j N .R- A . . 5,-me F- Lf, 'six f 1 . mul x i, -at J 5. ' -lv MALCOLM STUART MITCHELL Wigglesworth l-21 EL. 4-5410 130 Cumberland St., Lawrence, N. Y. Lawrence High School Piano, classical, popular music, religious organizations, writing, dramatics Baseball, basketball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Bio-Chemistry ROGER S. MITCHELL Matthews 57 Trudeau, N. Y. Northwood School, Lake Placid Club, N. Y. Popular, jazz music, card playing Football, baseball, basketball, skiing Probable major: Medicine CYRUS MOAZED Hollis 10 EL. 4-9839 40-44 73 St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. St. Peter's School Classical, popular music Baseball, tennis Probable major: Pre-Medicine SIG MOGLEN Matthews 38 109 Sterling St., Brooklyn 25, N. Y. Erasmus Hall High School Classical, popular, jazz music, writing Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, tennis Probable major: Soc. Sciences or English THOMAS BOND MOLHOLM TR. 6-1148 37 Gray Gardens East, Cambridge 38, Mass. Phillips Academy, Exeter Drum, classical, popular, jazz, South African music, political organizations, card playing, writing Tennis, soccer, squash, rugby, lacrosse Probable major: Comparative lctheology RODER JAMES MONCRIFF Wigglesworth H-21 KI. 7-5070 37 Manursing Avenue, Rye, New York Deerfield Academy Popular music, card playing, writing, Football, baseball, swimming Probable major: English CLEMENT HENRY MOORE Grays 51-52 KI. 7-4562 Pound Ridge, New Canaan, Conn. Phillips Academy, Exeter Popular music, card playing, chess, writing Tennis Probable major: Government or Mathematics l l X Lil. M. T .x -fia--so ic tl XG. Q. . is Sari . :Sir ik X X35 ia.. . --.- fha ss-I is Q 1 ' .-:: ' ' . We-3. if Ns' ' XX In c G' LQ.-1i,,Q,, . F A 5 3' -... ,-.I-5:5- 555' . , - 55 : I --5: j 1 x 1 X x nv HENRY JAMES MOORE Wigglesworth H-11 UN. 4-3968 5 Brier Rd., Gloucester, Mass. Governor Dummer Academy Jazz music, religious organizations, card playing Football, basketball, track, sailing, golf, tennis, skiing Probable major: Economics JAY RICHARD MOORE Straus A-41 201 N. Penn St., West Chester, Pa. West Chester High School Clarinet, classical and semi-classical music, religious organizations, politi- cal organizations, art, reading, writing Football, crew, swimming, track, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: Bio-Chemistry LAWRENCE ALLISON MORGAN Hollis 16 EL. 4-8998 1817 South Flood, Norman, Okla. Thomas Jefferson School Classical, jazz music, model building Football, baseball, swimming, track. soccer, rifle Probable major: Architecture WILLIAM FRANCIS MORRIS Thayer 47 155 Rossmore St., Rochester, N. Y. Benjamin Franklin High School Popular music, cord playing, writing Track, cross country Probable major: Mathematics PETER HODGES MORSE Thayer 33 EL. 4-6812 Box 3, North Theford, Vt. Kimball Union Academy Classical music, art, philately, dramatics Probable major: Biology RICHARD HOWARD MORSE Wigglesworth D-22 2209 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee 11, Wisconsin Riverside High School Classical music, photography, dramatics Crew, swimming STRAFFORD MORSS Wigglesworth I-11 481 Hamond St., Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. Groton School UN. 4-9136 Classical music Crew Probable major: Science ROYCE MOSER, JR. Weld 52 104 South Oak, Versailles, Mo. Versailles High School Trombone, popular music, photography, literary interests Baseball, basketball Probable maior: Medicine TUCKERMAN MOSS Stoughton 28 112 Main St., Concord, Mass. Concord High School Sousaphone, classical music, chess, dramatics Crew, swimming Probable major: Astronomy LESTER RHODES MOULTON Wigglesworth EL, 4-1633 Sargent Rd., Marblehead, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, popular music, card playing, writing Basketball, swimming, sailing, lacrosse Probable maior: Economics RONALD WARREN MUEHLNICKEL Weld 42 195 Greenaway Rd., Buffalo, N, Y. The Nichols School of Buffalo Classical, popular music, chess, religious organizations Swimming, tennis FREDRIC MUELLER Thayer 55 510 N. Kalaheo Ave., Lanikai, Hawaii Punahou Classical, popular, iazz music, dramatics Crew, sailing, golf, skiing DAVID BRYANT MUMFORD Lionel B-21 EL. 4-2683 Summerland Key, Fla, Phillips Exeter Academy Classical music, chess, photography Sailing, squash Probable major: Mathematics, Physics NEIL K, MUNCASTER Thayer 24 37 Myrtle Terr., Winchester, Mass. Winchester High School Sousophone, band, cord playing, chess Football, crew, basketball, track, golf, skiing tt - X . .2 ii A I ' i I f 4 dx xx I is A mi rr- A as We-'Q I I N .fi is.. x JAMES EDWARD MURLEY, III Wigglesworth C-22 EL. 4-6455 Murley Lane, Newton Center 59, Mass. Noble and Greenough Classical music, philately, radio, politi- cal organizations, The Yardling Sailing, skiing Probable maior: History ALVIN EDWIN MURPHY, JR. Mass. B-31 TR. 6-8798 123 Sunset Ave., Palm Beach, Fla. Phillips Exeter Academy Piano, guitar, tympani, classical, iazz, folk music, radio Fencing, sailing, tennis, squash Probable maior: Romance Languages DANIEL WILLIAM MURPHY Apley 54 209 Fourth Ave., W. Big Timber, Montana Sweet Grass County High School Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: Applied Science G. MALLET-PREVOST MURPHY, lll Wigglesworth D-1 TR. 6-8118 234 East 62 St., New York, N. Y. St. Paul's Classical music, political organizations, card playing, philately, photogra- phy, dramatics Hockey, sailing, tennis, soccer, skiing, squash, rifle Probable maior: History and Literature LEO J. MURPHY Weld 40 Hill SL, Jamaica Plain 30, Mass. Popular music, art, religious organiza- tions Swimming THOMAS BASIL MURPHY, JR. Mass. B-41 TR. 6-2876 324 No. Elm St., Wallingford, Conn. New Hampton School Classical, iazz music, art, autos, writing, dramatics Crew, swimming WILLIAM ARTHUR MURPHY KI. 7-8542 3 Athens Terr., Cambridge 38, Mass. Cambridge High and Latin School Popular music, religious organizations Football, baseball, basketball, skiing Probable maior: Economics . Xk.... .. 'i.1.-i Ei' 1- K' Q L X +5 X YN tv- 1' ,gg 'fi N ' s Q -sl N X RN X R XKG X S N N J fs .-,- gb , . ,Ox 4, 1.-1-:i Lev- ,52 - ,P--.. st x A X N 'sr -'11 . .az 9 kr, sw s- if ,. - - Q 6' I i Q X ' 2- zri.-.slim 'Q '- 5 -'N-:-xf. ':L A.. rsciesaar 'T 'S S 'iF:,1 Bibi ? 1 4- 63 , . R DONALD CHARLES MURRAY Thayer 67 191 Freeman Rd., Orchard Park, N. Y. Orchard Park Central School Classical, popular music, religious, po- litical organizations, autos, photogra- phy, writing Swimming, tennis, squash, rifle MICHAEL LAURENCE MURRAY Thayer 27 EL. 4-8918 417 W. 118th St., New York, N. Y. St. Bernards School Popular music, card playing Football, basketball, wrestling JEREMY ISRAEL MUSHER Stoughton 12 UN. 4-3315 59 West 71st St., New York, N. Y. Brooklyn Technical High School Piano, glockenspiel, classical, jazz, choral music, political organizations, card playing, chess, musicals Baseball, swimming, tennis, squash Probable major: Biochemistry PETER E. NATHAN Matthews 8 7329 Teasdale Ave., St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis Country Day School Classical music, political organizations, writing, dramatics Baseball, swimming, squash PETER GORDON NEAMAN Lionel B-21 EL. 4-2688 1200 Fifth Ave., New York 29, N. Y. Deerfield Academy Classical music Sailing, golf, skiing, squash, rifle ROBERT MARSHALL NEER Thayer 32 EL. 4-8918 309 Miami St., Urbana, Ohio Urbana City High School Popular, jazz music, political organiza- tions, art, card playing, dramatics Football, swimming, golf, tennis, skiing, squash Probable major: Pre-Medical DAVID DANA NELSON 110 Shade St., Lexington, Mass. Lawrence Academy Popular music, hunting, fishing Crew, swimming, soccer, rifle Probable major: Geology LEONARD MARTIN NELSON Grays 43-44 EL. 4-4900 State Rd., Falmouth Foreside, Maine Deering High School Classical, jazz music, writing Basketball, sailing, tennis, skiing, squash Probable major: English PAUL SIDNEY NEMETZ Hollis 26 1719 Norman Street, Brooklyn, New York Richmond Hill High School FRANCIS LEE STUART NEWELL Wigglesworth E-21 EL.4-6468 28 Denny Road, Chestnut Hill, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Popular, jazz music Baseball, sailing, soccer Probable major: Engineering JOHN LOUIS NEWELL Grays 11-12 El.. 4-1345 35 Walnut Place, Brookline, Mass. Noble and Greenough Football, baseball, hockey Probable major: Science DAVID N. NEWHALL Straus B-22 71 Bubier Rd., Marblehead, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, popular, jazz music, card playing, chess Football, hockey, sailing, tennis, skiing, lacrosse Probable major: Pre-Medical LAWRENCE WALKER NEWMAN Grays 25-26 613 Salem End Rd., Framingham, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, jazz music, political organi- zations, writing Wrestling, tennis, skiing, squash, fencing, sailing, golf Probable major: Government GRAHAM JOHN NEWSTEAD Weld 21 Lawrence Rd., Marcellus, N. Y. Marcellus Central School Chess, writing Probable major: Philosophy DAVID GEORGE NEWTON ST. 2-4185 15 Fidelis Way, Brighton, Moss. St. Idan's, Brookline, Mass. Classical, jazz music, religious organiza- tions, card playing, chess, philately, writing Baseball, swimming, tennis FREDERICK SNOW NICHOLAS, JR. Wigglesworth D-31 TR. 6-8118 Malvern, Pa. Classical, popular, jazz music, dramatics Hockey, sailing, skiing Probable major: History DONALD ROSS NICKERSON Thayer 35 31 Lexington Ave., Needham Heights, Mass. Needham Senior High School Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, writing Baseball, basketball Probable major: Philosophy GORDON EDWARD NIMTZ Hollis 26 226 Bluff St., Council Bluffs, la. Abraham Lincoln High School Trumpet, classical, popular, jazz music Football, basketball, sailing, golf, tennis, polo Probable major: Chemistry lPre- Medicinej PETER P. NITZE Wigglesworth A-11 UN. 4-1495 3120 Woodley Rd., Washingtoh 8, D. C. Groton School Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations, autos, photography, dramatics Crew Probable major: History CONRAD DECIUS NOBILI Holworthy 3 EL. 4-4368 24 Maypole Rd., Quincy, Mass. Milton Academy Classical music, autos Baseball, swimming, rifle OGDEN CURTIS NOEL, JR. Straus C-32 TR. 6-9125 22 Coolidge Ave., White Plains, N. Y. St. Paul's School, Concord, N, H. Classical music, radio Baseball, hockey, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: Government B S.--f Q :sn G1 X2 .' - -.: Qgs- sexe Q ,gsfzv .- - 'G -'sg ,Q-z - - - 1-. ,Q r-f . R - wrttf-f is ' 3 it 'A Q ROCKFORD DOUGLAS NORBY Matthews 7 452A South Auburn St., Grass Valley, Calif. Nevada Union High School Popular music, religious, political or- ganizations, dramatics Fencing RICHARD CROMWELL NORRIS Wigglesworth C-12 UN. 4-8897 1385 Regent St., Schenectady, N. Y. Nott Terrace High School Classical, photography Swimming, track, cross country, tennis skiing Probable major: Applied Science FRANCIS DANIEL O'CONNELl. Wigglesworth E-22 111 Upton Ave., Providence, R. l. Moses Brown School Popular, jazz music, autos Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: Medicine GERARD WILLIAM O'CONNOR Lowell A-32 434 Fletch St., Lowell, Mass. Newman Prep Jazz music, card playing Swimming Probable major: Business STEWART OGDEN Hollis 15 Mockingbird Valley, Louisville, Kentucky Phillips Academy Classical, popular music, autos, radio Crew, swimming, fencing, sailing, tennis, skiing rifle Probable major: Physics NEIL PAUL OLKEN HOLLIS 31 1 Cross Hill Rd. Newton, Mass. Boston Latin Political organizations Crew Probable major: Chemistry CLARK STEWART OLSON Hollis 4 648 Saylor Ave., Elmhurst, Ill. York Community High School Voice, classical, popular music, religious organizations, glee club, autos, philately Basketball, tennis, skiing Probable major: Biology TR. 6-B784 UN. 4-1312 -.5 .E 'I' i 'xl In -Q-. 34,5 5.09 ' J: 4 li ROBERT EARL OLSON Weld 27 4535 Pleasant Ave. So., Minneapolis 9, Minn. Washburn Senior High Crew ROBERT RAYMOND O'NEll. TR. 6-9298 69 Wendell St., Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge High and Latin Autos, fishing Football, basketball ROBERT LOUIS ORNSTEEN Matthews 42 242 Mill St., Haverhill, Mass. Phillips Academy, Andover Writing Golf, soccer Probable major: Social Relations NICHOLAS BOYKIN ORRlCK Welcl 35 308 East Blst St., New York 23, N. Y. Solebury School Jazz, card playing, chess, writing Crew, basketball, track, tennis ANTHONY MclLVAlN OSTHEIMER Grays 45-46 EL. 4-7786 Whitford, Pa. Middlesex School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations Football, crew, swimming, track, wrestling, tennis, squash, lacrosse, rifle Probable major: Economics FRITZ OSTHERR, JR. Weld 51 326 Great Pond Rd., North Andover, Mass. Phillips Academy, Andover Classical music Crew, track, sailing, skiing Probable major: Engineering GERALD HOWARD OTTAWAY Matthews 29 2426 River Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. Mont Pleasant High School Religious organizations, chess Tennis Probable major: Physics x . 5 N5 . W ' .g ' rt ' . - ss. 17. -sf.-:::-. -:fa-s:' --Q .- '- 1 - :-:gas W3 x 1 S 54 Xu ,Rx ,E - is Ns. . ..-- -. . Ng .. P- mx -. . X., ' . Y X Q XX 3: x . -' WILLIAM JOHN OTTO, JR. Matthews 59 3177 S. Stafford St., Arlington, Va. Ketterlinus High, St. Augustine, Fla. Classical, popular music, religious, political organizations, dramatics Crew, swimming, fencing Probable major: Engineering WILLIAM WINTERSON OWENS, JR. Grays 50 34 Ridge Croft Rd., Bronxville, New York Bronxville High School Classical, popular, jazz music Hockey, sailing, golf, tennis Probable major: Government CARL DAVID PACKER wigglesworih D-11 Ki. 7-3732 37 Embassy Rd., Brighton, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular music Football, baseball, basketball, swimming Probable major: Government ANTHONY CONAWAY PADDOCK Weld 44 EL. 4-7895 80 Howell Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical, jazz music, record collecting, writing Hockey, sailing, tennis Probable major: History PHILIP PALMER, JR. Mower B-22 EL. 4-7880 'l Common Lane, Scituate, Mass. Phillips Academy, Exeter Political organizations, writing Track, hockey, cross country, fencing, sailing, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: History CHARLES AUGUSTlN PAPALIA Straus D-42 28 Dewey St., Watertown, Mass. Watertown High School Popular, jazz music, radio Football, hockey, golf, squash Probable major: Economics ANDREW ALEXANDER PAPAS Thayer 'l TR. 6-3304 34 E. Linden Ave., Wilmette, Ill. St. John's Military Academy, Delafield, Wis. Piano, popular, jazz music, autos, radio, dramatics Football, crew, baseball, basketball, swimming, golf, tennis Probable major: Physics HERBERT PARKER, 2nd Lionel B-32 6 Mercer Circle, Cambridge, Mass. Milton Academy Popular music, card playing Track, tennis, soccer, squash Probable maior: History STEPHEN PARKER wiggteswonh E-21 EL. 4-6468 11 Sheffield Rd., Winchester, Mass. Exeter Academy Popular music, writing Baseball, basketball, soccer Probable major: Economics JOHN PARKINSON, III 215 East 72nd Street, New York, New York Groton School THOMAS HOWARD PARKINSON Thayer 2 lExchange ?i 6-5320 606 Second St., California, Pa. California Community High School Classical, popular music, political organizations, art Football, basketball, tennis, rifle Probable maior: Medicine WILLIAM WATTS PARMLEY Holworthw 15 KI. 7-5814 530 Douglas St., Salt Lake City, Utah East High School Religious organization Crew, basketball, golf, tennis Probable maior: Physics RICHARD HARKNESS PARRISH Straus A-42 Calle 59, No. 6-36, Bogota, Republica de Colombia, S. A. Hotchkiss School Harmonica, guitar, classical, popular music, religious organizations, writing Sailing, golf, tennis, soccer, skiing, rifle Probable maior: Economics EDWARD JULIAN PASTERNAK Matthews 30 EL. 4-8788 20 West 84th St., New York 24, N. Y. Fieldston Popular music, philately Football, crew, swimming, track Probable moior: Applied Sciences ALLAN PATRIQUIN Matthews 24 UN. 4-4983 6 West Church St., Mansfield, Mass. Boston Latin Piano, classical, popular music, religious organizations, autos, writing Football, baseball, basketball, hockey tennis Probable maior: Philosophy DAVID SECCOMB PATTERSON Matthews 3 63 East 91st St., New York, N. Y. Popular music, organizations, writing, dramotics Football, basketball, lacrosse Probable major: English PETER GLYDE PATTON Wigglesworth C-12 2221 Mascot, Wichita, Kan. Wichita High School North Classical music, radio, writing Track, fencing Probable maior: Philosophy and Mathematics WILLIAM LOUIS PATTON, JR. Apley 42 908 Wilson Blvd., Nashville, Tenn. Hillsboro High School Popular music, political organizations, card playing, writing Basketball, swimming, tennis Probable maior: Government RICHARD PAUL Gray's 49-50 5450 Guarino Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Taylor Allderdice High Trumpet, baritone, popular, iazz music, religious organizations, art, drama- tics Football, crew, rifle Probable maior: Physical Sciences LAWRENCE LEE PAVILACK Thayer 10 KI. 7-2293 1024 National Rd., Wheeling, West Virginia Triadelphia Trumpet, classical, popular music, reli- gious organizations, dramatics Football, baseball, golf, tennis, squash Probable maior: Pre-Medicine VAUGHN COLFAX PAYNE Weld 14 4655 N. Market St., St. Louis, Mo. Sumner High School Trumpet, popular, iazz music, autos, photography Swimming, golf, tennis, rifle Probable maior: Organic Chemistry 'Y 1. i xi 19 . R 1' - x g SQ ies -'I X Sv Q X 'V -5:-' sw '. , 'U ii: VA. Lf'-m '- ' 553333 U , fixfali. ,.' -SNIA I I . DONALD HERBERT PEARLMAN Wigglesworth E-11 UN. 4-4618 2818 N.E, U.S. Grant Place, Portland, Ore. Classical, popular musiC, political or- ganizations, card playing, debating Football, basketball, golf Probable maior: Government FREDERICK JOSEPH PEARSON, JR. Wigglesworth D-12 TR. 6-8171 748 Ostrum St., Bethlehem, Pa. Deerfield Academy Classical, iazz music, autos, photogra- phy, radio Crew, sailing Probable maior: Pre-Medical JAMES MILLER PECK Cochran Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. 3430 Meadowcroft Ave., Pittsburgh 16, Pa. Mt. Lebanon High School Piano, organ, classical music, religious organizations Swimming, tennis Probable major: Electrical Engineering hu.. X:vv.x,,x v l iv 5 xi. 47 l 541 L CHARLES APPLETON PEIRCE LE. 9-1631M 47 Bloomfield St., Lexington, Moss. Lexington High School Trumpet, popular music, recreational organizations, coin collecting, dra- matics Swimming, sailing, soccer, skiing Probable maior: Mathematics PETER ALEXANDER PENDER Weld 38 EL. 4-7596 203 Booth Lane, Haverford, Pa. Haverford School Piano, classical music Skating, tennis, golf Probable maior: Law HARRY PEGEN PENER Grays 33-34 5506 Brooklyn Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Paseo High School Political organizations, writing, drama- tics Crew WILLIAM BROOKE PENNELL Hollis 23 Main Street, Mineral Ridge, O. Weathersfield Township High School Clarinet, saxophone, classical, popular, iazz music, religious, political organi- zations, chess, dramatics Football, baseball, basketball, golf, tennis Probable maior: Economics JOHN THOMAS PENNISTON Wigglesworth A-12 127 Hollywood Lane, Kirkwood 22, Mo. Brentwood High School Classical, popular, iozz and other mu- sic, religious organizations, chess, photography, radio Crew, swimming Probable maior: Physics LAWRENCE THACHER PERERA Wigglesworth A-11 UN. 4-1495 12 West Cedar St., Boston, Mass. Groton Classical music, art Crew, hockey, tennis, skiing Probable major: Fine Arts, History JOHN MACIVOR PERKINS Matthews 23 EL. 4-5975 14 Kingsbury Place, St. Louis, Mo. John Burroughs, St. Louis Piano, bassoon, classical music, art, photography, numismatics Swimming Probable maior: Music RAYMOND HEATH PERKINSON, JR. Wigglesworth A-12 197 Main St., Hingham, Mass. Thayer Academy, Gointree, Mass. Classical, popular music, chess Football, baseball, swimming, sailing Probable maior: Pre-Medical JAMES NATHANIEL PERLSTEIN Matthews 55 91 Hollywood Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Roosevelt High School, Yonkers Classical and folk music, political organizations Baseball, basketball, tennis Probable maior: Chemistry ROBERT ALVIN PETOW 523 Eastern Ave., Malden, Mass. Malden High School Popular music, religious, political or- ganizations, writing Fencing, tennis Probable maior: Government RICHARD WILLIAM PFAFF Wigglesworth J-31 TR. 6-8257 322 South 50th Ave., Omaha 3, Nebraska Omaha Central High School Classical music, political organizations, chess, writing, dramatics Tennis Probable maior: Philosophy, GEORGE EASTMAN PICKETT Wigglesworth J-12 452 Rebecca St., Morgantown, W. Va. Western Reserve Academy, O. Guitar, classical, popular, iazz music, writing, dramatics Basketball, swimming, sailing, golf HUGH EDWARD PILLINGER Matthews 23 EL. 4-5975 772 Park Boulevard, Glen Ellyn, Ill. Glenbard High School Clarinet Classical, iazz music Basketball, swimming, golf, squash Probable maior: Classical Languages and English LAURENCE LEE PILLSBURY Hollis 12 5253 Everts Lane, San Diego, Calif. La Jolla High School Classical, popular, iazz music, card playing, writing Basketball, swimming, sailing, golf, tennis, skiing Probable maior: English HENRY CALVIN PLACE Wigglesworth J-21 EL. 4-7340 111 Orchard Way, Rosemont, Pa. The Hill School Tennis, squash Probable major: Economics ANDRE PLACE Thayer 52 EL. 5-3254 78 rue Ernest Renou, Bellevue, France American Community School of Paris Classical, popular, iazz music, philately Swimming, tennis, skiing Probable maior. Economics WARREN JOSEPH PLATH Grays 51-52 Kl. 7-4562 26 Elmwood Rd., Wellesley 81, Mass. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical, iazz music, group singing Track Probable maior: Mathematics NICHOLAS PLATT Wigglesworth UN. 4-0098 Crowhill Rd., Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Saint Poul's School Classical music, dramatics Crew, boxing Probable major: Medicine WILLIAM RIDGEWAY PLUMER Wigglesworth H-11 UN. 4-3968 165 Windsor Rd., Waban, Mass. Governor Dummer Academy Popular music, card playing Football, basketball, golf, tennis Probable major: Government PAUL EDMUND PLUNKETT Grays 19-20 9501 Monticello, Evanston, III. Loyola Academy Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, astronomy, writing Crew, baseball, basketball, golf Probable major: Classics WALTER KEITH PLYMALE Lionel A-31 UN 4-6065 320 East Paint St., Washington C.H., Ohio Washington High School Football Probable major: Applied Science JOSEPH BOYD POINDEXTER Matthews 15 Stepney, Conn. Putney School Classical music Soccer, skiing Probable major: Music, English JAMES KENNETH POLESE BE 5-5525 216 Brighton St., Belmont 78, Mass. Belmont High School Popular music, radio Basketball, track, soccer HAROLD LLOYD POOR Straus D-I1 527 So. 46th St., Birmingham, Ala. Woodlawn High Classical, popular music, book collect- ing, writing Crew Probable major: Pre-Medical is sie asm-' ' A gszg., . -15... + xg-.,:5gQs:fi . . .- ss- X Perl?- -: '- I- ss---'-:ei , ..,. . Qs , t 1 ' -A . . is .N.ks.,.,. .. x xx x XS X es A is X x if c . -AN -' :lbw 1-, S W N , Q-. R+. .M -as Sx gg ' w -sizeof ' s is xx Qzfig-x ' :sc -c . 1 . 5... ,eng JOHN HUGO POPPY Straus B-11 TR 6-8938 Wealwood Farm, Landenberg, Pa. Phillips Academy, Andover Classical music, writing Track, wrestling, tennis Probable major: Comparative Literature or Languages LAURENCE MINOT PORTER Weld 35 49 South Main St., Southampton, N. Y. Southampton High School Piano, classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations, card playing, chess, philately, writing Basketball, swimming, track, cross country, sailing, tennis CHARLES POTTER POTTER Wigglesworth D-11 KI. 7-3732 1982 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations, autos, chess Football, crew, baseball, sailing, rifle Probable major: Government WILLIAM JOHN POWELL, JR. Mower B-12 EL. 4-6505 Washington St., Duxbury, Mass. St. Paul's School Harmonica, classical, popular music, art, autos, photography, dramatics Crew, track, cross country, sailing, tennis, skiing Probable major: Economics or Fine Arts RALPH AVERILL POWERS, JR. Wigglesworth c-22 EL. 4-6455 23 Hillside Rd., New London, Conn. Groton School Organ and piano, classical and popular music Swimming, golf Probable major: Science-Mathematics PETER SHERWIN PRESCOTT Wigglesworth K-21 EL. 4-2651 Valley Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Choate School Writing Tennis, squash Probable major: English WILLIAM CRAPO PRESCOTT, JR. Mower A-12 KI. 7-2537 Tucker Rd., North Dartmouth, Mass. St. George's School Classical, popular music, writing Baseball, basketball, tennis Probable major: English or History ANTHONY JOHN PRICE Straus C-31 KI. 7-1814 7906 Brook Hollow Rd., Dallas, Texas St. Mark's of Texas Classical, popular, jazz, western music, philately, dramatics Football, swimming, track, soccer, rugby, cricket, rifle RICHARD JOEL PRINCE Grays 43-44 EL. 4-4900 348 Kent St., Brookline, Mass. Browne and Nichols Classical, popular music Swimming, golf, wrestling, rifle Probable major: Administrative Engi- neering THOMAS LOVETT PROSSER 55 Southampton Avenue, Berkeley 7, California Berkeley High School A. THOMAS PULVINO Thayer 44 38 West Genesee St., Clyde, N. Y. Clyde Central School Popular music, autos Football, swimming, sailing, golf, wrestling, rugby, rifle Probable major: Science ROBERT WENDELL PYLE, JR. Thayer 17 11 Tricor Ave., New Paltz N. Y. George School, Bucks County, Pa. French horn, baritone horn, mello- phone, trumpet, clarinet, saxophone, classical, popular, jazz music, radio Track, cross country, golf Probable major: Physics GERALD TYLER QUENELI. Stoughton 9 TR. 6-2682 26 Beaufort Place, East Rochester, N. Y. The Manlius School Classical, jazz music, political organiza- tions Probable major: History JOHN MICHAEL QUINLAU DO. 8-0199 199 Centre St., Dover, Mass. Sacred Heart High School Piano, accordion, classical, popular, jazz msic, religious, political organiza- tions Baseball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Law RICHARD QUINTILIANI Wigglesworth G-12 KI. 7-4962 35 Williams St., Norwich, Conn. Norwich Free Academy Popular music, political organizations Football, baseball, basketball, wrestling Probable major: Biology KENNETH RUSSELL QUIRK SA. 8-1385 37 Jackson St., Saugus, Mass. New Preparatory School French horn, classical, jazz music Hockey, squash Probable major: English DANIEL DONALD RABUZZI Wigglesworth C-31 UN. 4-9249 5206 Gerry Dr., Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Clairton High School Popular music, autos, card playing, dra- matics Crew, baseball, basketball, golf, soccer Probable major: Pre-Medical WYNN MACK RAINBOLT, III Straus D-32 KI. 7-4362 Oenoke Ridge, Box 297, New Canaan, Conn. Hotchkiss School Classical, popular music, writing Track, hockey, tennis, rifle Probable major: Conservation DAVID ALEXANDER RAKOV Lionel A-32 TR. 6-8784 14 Magnolia Ave., Newton, Mass. Newton High School Classical, jazz music, political organiza- tions, autos, writing Basketball, skiing Probable major: Sciences CLIFFORD ARTHUR RAND, JR. Stoughton 7 136 William St., East Orange, New Jersey East Orange High School Classical, popular, jazz music, card playing Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming Probable major: Government EVAN RANDOLPH, 4th Matthews 'I7 UN. 4-1982 11 Radnor Rd., Radnor, Pa. Milton Academy Popular music, autos Crew, track, skiing, rifle Probable major: Engineering . 'l -s R 5 fi l' -4 .. P . v .C Q I 'A X. N .si -. ,P f. Sv t' K . iff- Q53 . T ' 5375+ ta.: mf 1 ff' f I .---1.9 .2 x xx: .. x ' , Q . . . . . sag, . . . Q. CARL SUMNER RAPPAPORT MA. 2-7470 615 Salem St., Malden, Mass Malden High School Classical, popular, hillbilly music, religi- ous organization, WHRB, card play- ing, radio, writing Swimming Probable maior: Pre-Medical JOHN EDWARD RATTE Hollis 27 27 Winthrop Ave., Lawrence, Mass. Phillips Academy Piano, organ, classical music, art, writ- ing, dramatics Crew Probable maior: Classics PETER VROOM RAUDENBUSH Apley 53 791 Linwood Ave., St. Paul, Minn. St. Paul Academy Classical music, chess, philately, drama- tics Baseball, boxing, tennis, skiing, squash Probable maior: Slavic Languages and Literature THOMAS ANTHONY RAUGUST Wigglesworth E-31 KI. 7-9471 Circle East and Spor Road, Minneapolis, Minn. Blake School Classical, iazz music Football, swimming, hockey, squash Probable maior: Mathematics WILLIAM HUSTON RAWLS Holworthy 3 EL. 4-4368 Beaver Pond, Beverly, Mass. Milton Academy Spanish Classical, popular music, autos Crew, golf, skiing, rifle JOHN BERTRAM READ Matthews 21 EL. 4-8788 130 Ford St., Milford, Conn. Browne 81 Nichols School Popular music, art, chess Football, baseball, hockey, sailing, wrestling, tennis, rifle Probable maior: Government ROBERT HALE REARDON Lionel B-32 175 East Ave., Norwalk, Conn. Norwalk High School Baseball, hockey, sailing Probable maior: Economics ' 1: LX.-KG: P A-:Q :p:::-:IM r 'gsm .- A-N-az. ix X wi-.- --xsxbs-' A ',.:S'.' Sb'-.iii Vu 313.13 . Sb' x xx N X, XX S T XX X X Q X X .NN X X X ' xx .Q X. 4 X K C X .5 . , SRX X , NM Q . C N 9 Q N X 1 P Xi f x 'EX Y, N Q .5 . , . an V ' . 'Q-Q. Xzlsb-Y. .-F - . 'PSX '- s,Qf.j:,5s-., -: -Qs cz- XE--Q1 12 . . 1 :sg-. X 4 sw?-y ' :fs . . . wg-..,s.Xc . -3,-5 - 5 53, ' ' l I RICHARD CLARKIN REED Matthews 59 712 So. Ninth St., Laramie, Wyo. Roosevelt High, Washington, D. C. Trombone, classical, popular, iazz mu- sic, chess, dramatics Crew, swimming, rifle THOMAS SARGENT REESE, III Lionel B-31 4233 Silsby Road, Cleveland, Ohio University School for Boys Classical, iazz music Sailing, golf, tennis, squash Probable maior: Psychology BRUCE MANNING REEVES Wigglesworth G-22 UN. 4-1548 24 Stimson Ave., Providence, R. I. St. Mark's School, Southboro, Mass. Organ, classical, popular, iazz, opera music, chess, religious organizations, writing Swimming, hockey Probable maior: English STEPHEN PAUL REIBEL Thayer 57 TR. 6-1191 1024 Harding Rd., Elizabeth, N. J. Pingry School Classical, jazz music, political organiza- tions, card playing Baseball, basketball, soccer Probable maior: Pre-Med. DAVID MARTIN REISLER Holworthy 2 UN. 4-0622 4021 East Fourth St., Tucson, Ariz. Tucson Senior High School Photography, writing Probable maior: Biology or Chemistry FREDERICK WILLIS RENDALL, JR. Apley 52 78 Kirkland St., Cambridge, Mass. Rindge Technical High School Classical music, religious organizations, art, dramatics Swimming, sailing DOMINIC REPETTO Thayer 22 16 South Center Ave., Rockville Centre, N. Y. Southside High School Trumpet, popular music Football, baseball, basketball, track Probable maior: Law, Government or Economics GEORGE STANLEY REYNOLDS Matthews 28 EL. 4-8788 15 Sewall St., Marblehead, Mass. Marblehead High School Piano, popular music, religious organi- zations: autos, dramatics Baseball, squash Probable major: Romance Languages MARK WOODFORDE RHINE Lionel A-22 EL. 4-7365 F70 Chaplain Raymond Rhine, Hq. 53rd AAA Gun BN, APO 929, '70 PM San Francisco, Calif. Phillips Exeter Academy Trumpet, classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations Fencing, squash, lacrosse Probable major: Government MYRON JOHN RlCCl EA. 7-6123M 54 Homer St., E. Boston, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical, jazz music, religious organi- zations Football, track, wrestling Probable major: Biology COLONEL ARNOLD RICHARDSON 386 Washington St., Somerville, Mass. P.O. Box 237, Kealakekua, Hawaii Punahou Academy Popular, jazz music, political organiza- tions, autos, card playing, chess, radio Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, golf, tennis Probable major: Law ENOS RICHARDSON Mower A-T2 TR. 6-8405 Brooke's Bank, Loretto, Va. St. Paul's School Classical music, card playing, chess Football, baseball, hockey, tennis, squash Probable major: Anthropology CHRlSTOPl lER DAMON RIDER Holworthy 14 UN. 4-0878 40 Oak St., Genesee, New York Genesee Central School Classical music, card playing Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, golf DAVID IRWIN RIEMER Holworthy 6 UN. 4-0697 115 Sewall Ave., Brookline, Mass. Lawrence Academy Piano, trumpet, classical music, photog- raphy, radio Baseball, wrestling Probable major: History BREWSTER ALEXANDER McNAIR RIGHTER Holworthy 12 KI. 7-5794 Maore's Hill Rd., Oyster Bay, N. Y. St. Paul's School Classical music, singing, autos, drama- tics Swimming, sailing, lacrosse JAMES RIZIK Weld 36 318 East 93 St., New York, N. Y. Stuyvesant High School Guitar, classical, jazz music Swimming, canoeing Probable major: Mathematics GEORGE LORIMER ROBB Hollis 3 25 Idlewood Rd., White Plains, N. Y, Mount Herman School Piano, saxophone, french horn, E flat horn, ukelele, classical, popular, jazz music, art, card playing, writing Sailing, tennis, skiing Probable major: Pre-Medical DONALD ALLEN ROBERTS BE. 5-1263 10 Kilburn Rd., Belmont, Mass. Forest St., Marshfield, Mass. New York Military Academy Piano, bass horn, classical, popular, jazz music Football, baseball Probable major: Dentistry ROBERT CALVIN ROBERTS WI. 6-2666W 59 Middlesex St., Winchester, Mass. English High School Classical music, religious organizations, art, photography, writing Crew Probbale major: Social Relations GARY LEE ROBERTSON Straus D-12 Rt. 3, Box 752, Coeus d'Alone, Idaho Coeur d'Alone High School Classical, jazz music, dramatics Basketball, tennis Probable major: Biology MICHAEL SWING ROBERTSON Matthews 17 48 Church Green, Taunton, Mass. Milton Academy Jazz music, newspaper, card playing, chess Track, sailing, soccer, skiing Probable major: Economics , ZX X 4 X-Q we .ogtra-,lg . Ex X Q .55 .. . :2:j:j-1' -N . ET. H9551 , s EDWARD ROBIN Grays 29-30 TR. 6-2550 149 Cypress St., Providence, R. I. Providence Classical High Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations, chess Football, basketball Probable maior: Government DAVID LAWRENCE ROBINSON Wigglesworth 315 Mitchell St., Bloomington, Indiana University High School Trumpet, classical, popular, iazz music, autos, card playing, radio Football, basketball, track, tennis CHARLES HAUXWELL ROCHE Matthews 43 B50 Hamilton St., Rahway, N, J. Rahway High School Tuba, baritone, classical, popular music, religious organizations Wrestling, tennis Probable maior: History RALPH TYRRELL ROCKAFELLAR Matthews 5 TR. 6-6317 4411 S. 49th St., Milwaukee, Wis. Bay View High School, Milwaukee Piano, classical, jazz music, cord play- ing, chess, TV Sailing, tennis Probable maior: Electronics Engineering THOMAS HASTINGS ROCKEL Thayer 36 South Eagleville Rd., Storrs, Conn. Moses Brown School Clarinet, classical, popular, iazz music, political organizations, card playing, chess, writing Wrestling, tennis, squash Probable major: Pre-Medical BURKE HAGUE RODGERS Holworthy 16 KI. 7-5814 4303 Oakdale Ave., So., Minneapolis, Minn. Edina-Morningside High School Classical, popular, iazz music Football, crew, basketball, swimming, track, hockey, wrestling, tennis Probable major. Natural Sciences ERNEST AUGUST ROHDENBURG Holworthy 15 KI. 7-5814 34 Yarmouth Rd., Hyannis, Mass. Barnstable High School Popular music, political organizations, autos, chess Football, basketball, swimming, golf Probable maior: Chemistry EDWARD JACKSON ROLDE Straus B-41 TR. 6-4570 786 Newton St., Brookline, Mass. Brookline High School Clarinet, classical music, political or- ganizations, chess Fencing, golf Probable moior: Economics CHARLES ROBERT ROLSTON Hollis 13 EL. 4-8998 Madison College Sta., Harrisonburg, Va. Bollis School lSilver Spring, Md.1 Piano, trumpet, popular music, card playing, models Baseball, basketball, swimming, fencing, rifle Probable maior: Mathematics or Physics ROBERT ALBERT ROMERO, JR. Thayer 58 1 Harvard St., Attlebaro, Mass. Attleboro High School Classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, autos, card playing, chess Football, crew, baseball, basketball, wrestling Probable major: Government FRED JOSEPH ROMLEY AR. 5-5893 14 Proprietors Way, Arlington, Mass. Arlington High School Piano, classical, popular, iazz music, religious, political organizations, art, autos, card playing, radio, writing Crew, swimming, track, hockey, fencing, sailing, golf, tennis, soccer, skiing Probable maior: Architecture WALTER HENRY ROSCHKE Straus A-21 2218 Cathedral, Norwood, Ohio Norwood High Tenor-saxophone, piano, popular, iazz music, religious organizations, radio Football, baseball, basketball, track Probable maior: Social Science JOHN FRIESNER ROSEN Lionel B-11 1349 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. Collegiate Jazz music, political organizations, chess, writing Basketball, tennis JOEL ROSENBLOOM Wigglesworth K-11 1301 Gallatin St., N. W., Washington 11, D. C. Roosevelt High School, Washington Piano, classical, popular music, journal- lem Baseball, basketball, swimming Probable maior: Bioloav PAUL ROSIER Wigglesworth G-21 300 Central Park West, New York 24, N. Y. Columbia Grammar School f???J Classical, popular, iazz music, writing Baseball, basketball, swimming, golf, tennis Probable maior: Government ERIC ROTHSTEIN Grays I5-I6 4100 West Third St., Dayton, Ohio Roosevelt High School, Dayton Political Organizations, writing, drama- tics Wrestling Probable maior: Government LOWELL JAY RUBIN Thayer 49 90 Morgan Ave., East Haven, Conn. The Putney School Recorder, classical music, political or- ganizations, art, writing, dramatics Basketball, swimming, sailing, golf, ten- nis, soccer, skiing Probable maior: International Relations RICHARD ALAN RUBINSTEIN Straus A-22 7535 N. Links Way, Milwaukee Il, Wis. Milwaukee Country Day Classical, popular music, religious ar- ganizations, chess, photography, writ- ing, dramatics Baseball. basketball, swimming, fencing, wrestling, tennis, skiing, squash, la- crosse Probable maiar: Medicine CHAPMAN LONG RUNYON Straus A-32 Navesink River Rd., Locust, N. J. Blair Academy, Blairstown, N. J. Classical, popular, iazz music, card playing, photography, writing Baseball, tennis Probable major: English JOHN MICHAEL RUSK Straus B-22 KI. 7-1851 50 Greenacres Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y. Scarsdale High Popular, iazz music, religious organiza- tions Crew, basketball, wrestling Probable maior: History JOHN MICHAEL RUSSELL, JR. Straus C-41 96 Robbins Rd., Watertown, Mass. Stain Sebastian's C.D.S. Writing Basketball, golf, tennis JOHN STEPHEN HOWLAND RUSSELL Wigglesworth B-31 KI. 7-4677 66 East 79th St., New York, N. Y. Groton School Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations, art, autos Crew, tennis, squash Probable rnaior: Government saint' x G' X N W W X . -1-.Q is XY t s SX X. N-A 1 Q x X X . X X f 1 X N is X R+ X Q .1185 - J f g5u:,1..,. I .1 ' CHARLES HAMILTON RUTLEDGE Weld 24 UN. 4-0279 235 East Washington, Kirkwood 22, Missouri Thomas Jefferson School Popular music, religious organizations Fencing, sailing Probable maior: Electrical Engineering WILLIAM KENNETH SABIN Matthews 58 1103 Sixth St., Zephyrhills, Fla. Zephyrhills High School Classical, popular music, autos Football, crew, swimming, sailing, ten- nis, rifle Probable maior: Physics SAMUEL SACHS, 2nd Grays 45-46 EL. 4-7786 Long Ridge Road., Bedford, N. Y. Middlesex School, Concord, Mass. Jazz, card playing, chess, photography Crew, tennis, skiing, squash GEORGE SADOWSKY Holworthy 9 KI. 7-4764 1695 Tibbits Ave., Troy, N. Y. Hyde Park High School Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, chess Swimming Probable maior: Physics FRANK ROBINSON SAFFORD Thayer 41 ' EL. 4-8918 4771 Cumberland Circle, El Paso, Tex. Austin High, El Paso Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations, chess, writing, dramotics Crew, golf, tennis Probable maior: Government HARVEY MARTIN SAGORSKY Matthews 34 1149 So. Alfred St., Los Angeles, Calif. Fairfax High School Classical music, chess, writing, news- paper Basketball, swimming, track Probable maior: Pre-Med., Chemistry ARNOLD ROBERT SAITOW Dudley 176 Fairmount St., Boston 24, Mass. English High School Popular music, autos Crew, baseball, rifle Probable major: Chemistry THOMAS HIROSHI SAKODA Thayer IO 2625 Kuahine Dr., Honolulu, T. H. Punahou School Popular music Football, tennis Probable moior: Pre-medicine STEPHEN SALOMON Matthews 7 99-63 66th Ave., Forest Hills, New York, N. Y. Forest Hills High School Classical music, art Crew Probable major: Pre-medicine COLGATE SALSBURY Matthews 36 760 Prospect Ave., Hartford, Conn. Kingswood School Piano, classical music, writing, dramatics Fencing, wrestling Probable maior: English DAVID SALTONSTALI. Mass. B-33 TR. 6-8850 38 Suffolk Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Brooks School, No. Andover, Mass. Drums, classical, iazz music, writing Crew, hockey, golf Probable maior: Psychology or Govern- ment JOSEPH LAWRENCE SAMS Wigglesworth B-11 KI. 7-9531 6241 N. Bell Ave., Chicago 45, Ill. Senn High School Classical music, chess, philately, drama- tics Swimming, golf, tennis Probable maior: Chemistry JAMES TAGGART SANDERS Matthews 50 1401 Yale Ave., Canton, Ohio Piano, classical, iazz music, writing Basketball, sailing, tennis, rifle Probable maior: Humanities CHRISTOPHER B. SANFORD Stoughton 16 TR. 6-8395 467 W. Ontario Ave., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Crown High School, Atlanta Classical music Crew Probable maior: Linguistics HAROLD PAUL SANTMIRE Holworthy 2 UN. 4-0622 815 Le Brun Rd., Buffalo, N. Y. Amherst Central High School Classical, popular music, writing Swimming Probable major: Government WINTHROP SARGENT, IV Holworthy 3 RD 2, Dallas, Po. Milton Academy Art Football, baseball, swimming, wrestling ERIC IRVING SAUNDERS Matthews 37 1353 E. 27tl1 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. James Madison High School Popular music, religious, political or- ganizations, art, card playing, chess, writing Football, baseball, swimming Probable major: Linguistics JOSEPH T. SAX Thayer 39 EL. 4-8918 108 Kenwood Dr., Middletown, Ohio Middletown High School Trumpet, classical, popular, jazz music, band, writing Basketball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Pre-medicine BARRY SAXE Weld 16 UN. 4-0043 181 Woodland Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Middlesex School, Concord, Mass. Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, autos Football, swimming, hockey, lacrosse Probable major: Engineering WILLIAM Y. SAYAD, JR. Wigglesworth K-21 EL. 4-2651 5 Golf View Road, Palm Beach, Florida Phillips Academy, Andover French, Latin Classical music, drama Track, squash Probable major: Philosophy WILLIAM VLASTIMIL SAYNER, JR. Grays 31 100 E. Cossitt Ave., La Grange, III. Political organizations, philately, radio, writing, dramatics Football, basketball Probable major: Chemistry RICHARD WOODRUFF SAYRE Wigglesworth C-32 2756 Landon Rd., Slaker Heights, Ohio Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, popular, jazz music, autos, photography, writing Baseball, swimming, sailing, tennis, squash Probable major: Engineering LeROY HENRY SCHARPEN Grays 3-4 926 Main, Red Wing, Minn. Red Wing Central High Basketball, golf Probable major: Chemistry PAUL LAWRENCE SCHER Thayer 25 EL. 4-4947 501 Drexel Ave., Glencoe, lll. New Trier Township High School Bugle, classical music, radio, writing Football, swimming K Probable major: Government ancl Foreign Languages BARUCH SAMSON SCHMIDT Weld 50 TR. 6-9249 158 Santa Clara Ave., New Braunfels, Tex. New Braunfels High School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations, dramatics Crew, basketball, swimming, fencing, tennis Probable major: Social Relations LESTER PHILIP SCHOENE, JR. Weld 20 Waverly Farm, Paeonian Springs, Virginia The Sidwell Friends School Viola, classical music Crew, soccer Probable major: Applied Science JOHN GARDNER SCHONHER Apley 44 Ki. 7-4130 5730 Shepard Ave., Sacramento, Calif. Sacramento Senior High School Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: Government WILLIAM MAX SCHREIBER Hollis 2 1471 Cleveland Rd., Wooster, Ohio Wooster High School Trombone, classical, jazz music Basketball Probable major: Government rig . at his 'T' P434 1 l ' ,. . ea L is tis, t- ix lr: Y 5 5. EHRICH HARRISON SCHREITER AR. 5-6551 179 Highland Ave., Arlington, Mass. Arlington High School Popular music, art Crew, baseball, track, hockey BURTON ALAN SCHWALB Mower B-'ll EL. 4-0421 82 Child St., Hyde Park 36, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular, jazz music, religious organiza- tions, writing Football, basketball, swimming, golf Probable major: Economics NORMAN HARRY SCHWARTZ Thayer 21 22 Shirley Lane, New London, Conn. Governor Dummer Academy Popular music, card playing, philately Sailing, golf Probable major: Business RICHARD ABRAM SCHWARTZ Lionel B-22 UN. 4-3504 38 Grove Hill Ave,, Newtonville, Mass. Newton High School Classical, popular, jazz and other mu- sic, chess, hobbies Crew, baseball, basketball, hockey, golf, tennis Probable major: Chemistry FREDERICK AUGUST OTTO SCHWARZ, JR. Wigglesworth C-21 KI. 7-4741 8 E. 93rd St., New York, N. Y. Milton Academy Popular, jazz music, card playing Crew, basketball, tennis Probable major: History RICHARD CURTIS SClSSORS Matthews 50 7620 Maryland Ave., Clayton, Mo. Clayton High School Classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations Basketball, squash Probable major: Government HAROLD RUSSELL SCOTT, JR. Mower B-31 TR. 6-8670 68 Central Ave., Orange, N. J. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical, popular music, ort, card play- ing, photography, writing, dramatics Crew, basketball, cross country, fenc- ing, wrestling, tennis, squash A :P -fr-31--1.3-5j,fR . . s... ..,, 555- X -- 1,4 V .. ,.,.. ' r 'W 3 ' f. B. . ' -A is 14. . .X X X Rl 1 -.IS . ...ki , X Sv: 5 .- im.: E t ...J 55.1 s x 1. 5- r f -. ,. A - -'Q-Q4 . . SS!-743: ,1-gg'g1E- ' --N:-. W'-V A 5' .Lf kia. . r.9XQxsYs -. xi . 'F' . .4- but Qi X JOHN PAUL SCOTT Holworthy 15 KI. 7-5814 3763 Bolivar Dr., Dallas 20, Tex. North Dallas High School Semi-classical, popular music, religious organizations, autos, card playing, chess, radio Scull, basketball, swimming, golf, ten- nis Probable major: Economics THEODORE JOHNSON SCOTT, JR. Weld 44 EL. 4-7895 400 Winnacunnet Rd., Hampton, N. H. Phillips Academy, Exeter Popular music, autos, card playing, philately Baseball, track, golf Probable major: Applied Science ROBERT WlNSTON SCRlVNER Matthews 29 EL. 4-1546 3500 Burlingame, Topeka, Kan. Topeka High School Popular music, religious, political or- ganizations, chess, writing Baseball, basketball, fencing Probable major: Economics fPre-Lowl DAVID WITHERSPOON SCUDDER Wigglesworth J-22 TR. 6-8151 Bondville, Vt. St. Mark's School Classical, popular music, photography Tennis, squash Probable major: History and Literature PETER LAWRENCE SCULLY Wigglesworth F-11 EL. 4-1394 48 Village Hill Rd., Belmont, Mass. Belmont Hill School Classical music, religious organizations, autos Sailing, tennis, skiing, squash ROBERT HEROLD SECRlST Hollis 30 Box 2108, Juneau, Alaska Juneau High School French horn, classical, popular music, political, debating organizations, nu- mismatics, writing, dramatics Crew, swimming, tennis Probable major: French CHARLES PAUL SEGAL H1. 2-4815 38 Stanwood St., Dorchester, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical music, religious organizations, philately Swimming Probable major: English RONALD GEORGE SEGEL Matthews 5'I EL. 4-7927 244 Temple St., West Newton, Mass. Newton High School Popular music, religious organizations, card playing, chess Football, baseball, tennis, skiing Probable maior: Chemistry CARLOS EDWARDO SEGURA-RUBIO Wigglesworth F-22 EL. 4-6757 Il C.O. 22A, Guatemala City, Guatemala, Central America Milton Academy Classical, popular, iazz music, political organizations, autos, literary Polo, rifle Probable maior: Economics FREDERICK LEWIS SEIDEL Wigglesworth F-'II EL. 4-1394 5290 Waterman Ave., St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis Country Day Classical, iazz music, art, writing Swimming, squash Probable maior: Classics DONALD LEWIS SENESE KE. 6-7455 590 Newbury St., Boston, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical, iazz music, religious organi- zations Swimming, tennis Probable maior: History LEON AUGUSTUS SETTI WA. 4-5730 35 Hall Ave., Watertown, Mass. Phillips Academy Classical, popular, iazz music, religious organizations, flying club, Crimson, airplanes, art, autos, card playing, chess, photography, writing drama- tics Swimming, track, tennis Probable maior: Applied Science JOHN OSCAR SEWALL Holworthy 12 KI. 7-5794 Dublin, N. H. St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Classical, iazz music, autos Football, crew, diving, hockey, golf, tennis, skiing Probable maior: Chemistry and Physics PETER VAN SHACKTER Matthews 47 67 Buckminster Rd., Brookline, Mass. TR. 6-7928 Brookline High School Piano, classical, popular music, debat- ing, french club, student forum, Latin, Moth clubs, card playing, photography, radio, writing, dramatics I 5 F3 1 is' 5.5523- xg ' ' 'Sisi . , X i one . x fk in z s 'N'- 5 K1 D 5 ix I A N X s X X . E can ' 260 N is., ,. , ob Y., A . ,, . ,, eww. gl X X Q 1-,. .is .X LJ N-sl vi 5 X 52 -L is N- N '- ' ., , ., - '-,-. . - 'C-J '1 ' 'N ' -L ' -. -4 f?:N.2.?kf:l.:1f5if.' - .-., c.x,,N,Q ,-..,. 1 - -- Q vg3:3A.-::ga:r4- . I I sq-:rf sq X .' 3-X I . .. ESA -'-N.. Y. 4 ' 1f'.vIer2- ARNOLD RICHARD SHAIN KI. 7-9738 46a Trowbridge St., Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge High and Latin Jazz music, religious organizations, autos, card playing, photography Football, baseball, basketball, hockey Probable maior: Medicine ibiologyt WILLIAM RODGER SHANE gg. ' x Thayer 28 an gi g, 290 Chestnut St., Indiana, Pa. Fx Indiana Joint High School ,'v'f fi' Popular, jazz music, radio, dramatics Football Probable maior: Industrial Manage- .N mem X, , c.. X . .... A-i DONALD LEWIS SHAPIRO Matthews 49 TR. 6-4795 37 Strathmore Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. Phillips Academy Q Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, chess, photogrpahy, dra- matics Football, baseball, basketball, track, golf, tennis, soccer, squash Probable maior: Government X STEPHEN SIDNEY SHATZ Wigglesworth F-32 UN. 4-6881 I333-51 St., Brooklyn I9, N. Y. Stuyvesant High School Classical music, radio, model railroad- ing, writing Baseball, track, fencing Probable maior: Mathematics, Physics PETER LLEWELLYN SHELDON L , Mass. A-32 fr' . Amogonsett, Long Island, N. Y. X1 '- 5 Phillips Academy, Exeter t. Popular music, philotely, writing ii 'iizv I I' Fencing, squash in 1 ' I Q Probable maior: History and Literature 'xy ip .74 it t is C. . MORRIS MELVIN SHERMAN -- Apley 52 -- lIO2 Thomas N., Minneapolis, Minn. North High School Classical, popular, iazz music, religious, political organizations, card playing 3' Crew, basketball, swimming, fencing, sailing, golf, tennis, squash Probable maior: Government LAWRENCE THORNTON SHIELDS Hollis 20 27 Aberdeen Ave., Waltham, Mass. St. Mary's Popular music, religious organizations, radio Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, hockey l A - it egg e 9 E155 ' r v,,,, 1' I '.A.v, 5 1- I tt. 4, ' 23 . XL X DAVID BLUTHENTHAL SHILLMAN Lionel A-11 UN. 4-2198 1820 Sherwood Ave., S. W., Roanoke, Va. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical music, political organizations, philately, photography Fencing, rifle Probable major: Classics KENNETH IRWIN SHINE Grays 20 TR. 6-2550 409 Gilmoure Dr., Silver Spring, Maryland Providence Classical High Religious, political organizations, radio, writing Football, baseball, track, wrestling Probable major: Chemistry or Govern- ment RICHARD WILLIAM SHIRK Grays 29-30 TR. 6-2550 2225 Olive Ave., Lakewood 7, Ohio Lakewood High School Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations, radio, science fiction Track, tennis Probable major: Physics WAYNE DOUGLAS SHIRLEY Matthews 52 Bagdad Road, Durham, N. H. Hackley School Bass Clarinet, piano, classical, jazz, popular music, writing Swimming, soccer Probable major: Music ROBERT MARTIN SHOLLER GR. 2-5406 79 Myopia Rd., Quincy, Mass. Thayer Academy Guitar, classical, popular music Swimming Probable major: Biochemistry FREDERICK OWEN SHOUP Wigglesworth G-31 622 Cabrillo Ave., Stanford, Calif. Palo Alto High School Violin, viola, piano, classical music, card playing, writing, dramatics Basketball, track, tennis TERRY B. SHROEDER Holworthy 18 6717 Olive Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Jordan High Jazz, rhythm blues, political organiza- tions, autos, card playing, chess, writ- ing Fencing, sailing, skiing, boxing Probable major: Philosophy MICHAEL HARRIS SIEGELMAN Stoughton 22 874-42nd St., Brooklyn, N. Y. New Utrecht High School French Popular music, card playing Basketball, swimming Probable major: Bio-Chemistry CHARLES PROCTOR SIFTON Matthews 57 3150 Highland Place, Washington, D. C. Woodrow Wilson High School Classical, folk guitar music, writing, clramatics Swimming, sailing Probable major: English WILLIAM CHARLES SIGAL Wigglesworth C-32 R.D. 2, Easton, Penna. Easton High School Saxophone, clarinet, classical, popular music, religious organizations, phil- otely, chess, writing Basketball, track, cross country JIMMIE RICHARDSON SIKES Stoughton 16 TR. 6-8395 2309 North Muskingum, Odessa, Tex. Odessa Senior High School Popular music, religious, political or- ganizations, writing, dramatics Basketball, tennis Probable major: Government EARL J. SILBERT Matthews I1 73 Chatham St., Brookline, Mass. Phillips Academy, Exeter Piano, classical, popular music, card playing, chess Baseball, hockey, tennis Probable major: History JOHN ALDEN SIMOURIAN Straus D-42 19 Upland Rd., Watertown, Mass. Watertown Senior High School Popular music Football, baseball, swimming, hockey, golf Probable major: Economics JAMES WALTER SINGER, III Wigglesworth 31 Crestwood Drive, Clayton 5, Missouri St. Louis Country Day School Jazz music, political organizations, writ- ing Baseball, basketball, golf, tennis, ski- ing, squash Probable major: Government or History- Literature STEPHEN LEE SINGER Weld 45 UN. 4-2187 83 Overlook Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y. New Rochelle High School Classical, jazz music, political organiza- tions, autos, card playing, radio Football, basketball, swimming, hockey, sailing, wrestling, rifle Probable major: Government GLENN E. SISLER Mower A-32 1400 Glengary Rd., Birmingham, Michigan Birmingham High School Swimming, golf Probable major: Chemistry WALLACE EGERTON SISSON Wigglesworth A-21 EL. 4-4485 352 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Huntington School Trumpet, classical, popular, jazz music, art, chess, photography, radio Crew, wrestling, lacrosse Probable major: Economics RICHARD LEE SLATER Thayer 49 KI. 7-5496 221 East State St., Athens, Ohio Athens Senior High School Tenor saxophone, classical music, poli- tical organizations, card playing Basketball, swimming, fencing Probable major: French CHARLES ELIOT SMITH Weld 53 20 Carthay Circle, Newton, Mass. Boston Latin School Popular music, autos, radio, writing Football, track, sailing, skiing Probable major: Government CHARLES H. SABIN SMITH Holworthy 5 UN. 4-0697 2222 S St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Brooks School Popular, jazz music, photography Crew, sailing, golf, squash Probable major: Psychology EDMUND CHETWYND SMITH Hollis 6 98 Washington St., Marblehead, Mass. Phillips Academy Classical music, political organizations Crew, track Probable major: History and Literature .-. 5. '--:s-i1.s.v.cs i i? an tis.-so - ax NN It E Ks fsftbcs, , ' Q if-:xx , e I Q . 2.9-2 A i x, ti, 'w E N -s X GORDON GEORGE SMITH Grays 15-16 306 Walnut Ave., Altoona, Pa. Altoona High School Popular music, chess Swimming, wrestling Probable major: Chemical Engineering JAMES DOUGLAS SMITH, JR. Thayer 31 296 Highland Ave., South Norwalk, Conn. Norwalk High School Drums, popular, jazz music, writing Football, crew, baseball, track, tennis, squash Probable major: History LANGDON MITCHELL SMITH WI. 6-1678 2 Ridgefield Rd., Winchester, Mass. Phillips Academy, Exeter Jazz music, Card playing Football, baseball, tennis, skiing Probable major: Mathematics WILLIAM MOORE SMITH Wigglesworth I-12 B508 Springvale Rd., Silver Spring, Md. Sidwell Friends School Classical music, political organizations, chess, writing, dramatics Basketball, tennis Probable major: Economics WINSLOW RICHARD SMITH, JR. Stoughton 30 22 Hanson St., Wakefield, Mass. Wakefield High School Popular music, religious organizations Football, basketball, golf Probable major: Economics RICHARD HUGO RIPMAN SMITHIES Thayer 42 TR. 6-2045 39 Centre Ave., Belmont 78, Mass. Deerfield Classical, jazz music Swimming, soccer STANTON NOEL SMULOWITZ Thayer as EL. 4-1026 175 Crary Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Binghamton Central High School French, latin Classical, popular, jazz music, writing Golf, tennis Probable major: Humanities N, XL 'K :sf ,gs vs, er- Yi X X as x .iw X :Tr Q. i ' X S N' x X . '35 4 ' N ' 'i ' ig S , .I . , . 41 X X -'S Wax .A L . sb, qs. al A, .4 '7 ' ' 4... .1 N. vo W H- - .L-'. .,, 1 ,I - - - . m ,, I i V ' 411 V, ...Q --qc--' -,L - ,:' 5? .-Q --u ' .,..-..- ...- r 3 in--'Q ,vera-.y.'2f1a, . -,,,,,,, i ,on-sn. f' -W N r Q- -V vm..-,f - . i. ' -Q. . .. ',g,,.f,!. iii?- SIDNEY HARRY SOBEL Thayer 62 2 Dorset St., Worcester 2, Mass. Worcester Academy Classical music, cello, religious organi- zations, chess, photography Track, squash, rifle DAVID VICTOR SOEIRO Grays 35-6 2 Haxtings Sq., Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge High and Latin Piano, classical, iazz music, art, phila tely, radio, writing Crew, fencing Probable maior: Economics LOUIS PETER SOTEROPOULOS 20 Grover St., Lynn, Mass. Lynn English High Classical, popular music, philately, cartooning Baseball, wrestling, tennis Probable maior: Pre-Med, or Anthro- PDIOUY PHILIP FOX SOUTHALL Halworthy 22 209 East Tuscaloosa St., Florence, Alabama Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, iazz music Football, basketball, swimming, rifle Probable maior: Chemistry WILLIAM J. SPRING Wigglesworth C-22 II Woodlarid Dr., Plandome, N. Y. Manhasset High School Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations, dramatics Basketball, swimming, track, tennis Probable maior: Social Studies CHARLES LELAND STAFFORD Matthews 47 409 E. Mill, Santa Maria, Calif. Santa Maria Union High School Popular music, dramatics Swimming, tennis Probable maior: English CHARLES RICHARD STAFFORD Grays 35-36 300 Shepherd St., Chevy Chase, Md. St. AnseIm's Priory Art, autos Football, crew, skiing Probable maior: Romance Languages and Literature XQEESIEE' -Q t i. ' , as NN NX Xx 2 Y , gt XX a,'i 1 X3 . qitlf. X ily fi 1 . . 'QS' lllwxsnlelso. JAMES EARL STANDEFER Mower A-32 'II24 44th St., Des Moines, Iowa Roosevelt High School Jazz music Crew, fencing, tennis, rifle Probable maior: Pre-Medicine GEORGE DAVID STAPLES Thayer I3 KI. 7-7076 'IO Lexington Ave., Lexington, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical, popular music, writing, dramatics Swimming, sailing, tennis, polo Probable maior: Social Relations ERIK .IAAP STAPPER Weld 43 I05 Clove Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y. Hotchkiss School Popular music, political organizations Tennis, soccer, skiing Probable maior: Government PETER NATHANIEL STEARNS Weld 21 202 W. Vermont, Urbana, Ill. University of Illinois High School Tympani, piano, accordion, classical, iazz music, political organizations, writing, dramatics Football, basketball, tennis Probable maior: Government STEPHEN .IEROLD STEARNS AS. 7-4877 'II6 Englewood Ave., Boston, Mass. Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations, philately, writing, dramatics Football, fencing Probable major: History RICHARD JAY STECKEL Matthews 6 l87I N. Stanley Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Hollywood High School Violin, classical, l'IilIeI foundation Swimming CHARLES STEEDMAN Matthews 41 271 Angell St., Providence, R. I. St. Mark's Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations, writing Baseball, hockey, skiing Probable maior: History N X A .R .X .-we 'i rg'--so Yi , - fir 6 . ., ' X' Tai if Jigs sb , .. ss., E J e ' , ' I I inbntmxtiravs l msxx-N-:.:g.:I1 3.15 1 .. - -':..,. .s fi . .fix lP:I3s. fi,g- R i E? 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Jamaica High School Popular music, card playing, photo- graphy, writing Baseball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Engineering ROBERT STERN Matthews 55 TR. 6-4795 T66 - 'l9tl1 Ave., Seattle, Wash. Garfield School Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations, writing Crew Probable major: Chemistry or Bio- chemistry DERWIN HUBBARD STEVENS Grays 21-22 EL. 4-4403 Lowell Rd., Concord, Mass. Brooks School Classical music, radio Crew, sailing, tennis Probable major: Physics ROBERT LOUIS STIKELEATHER 326 North Franklin St., Holbrook, Mass. Thayer Academy Political organizations Swimming, golf Probable major: Applied Science LLOYD STOCKEL Stoughton I9 247 West Market St., Long Beach, N. Y. Long Beach High School Religious, political organizations, chess Basketball, swimming it-. x G Y ,. cc.. S. R. lv .xr . .qi - 1 L I ,, Q - ' fig .N hh .-s, r j 1-Lis -- N ' w- -- WX ' DAVID BRUCE STOCKER Wigglesworth E-2'l EL. 4-6468 40 Ocean Ave., Swompscott, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Popular music, card playing, political organizations Swimmng, golf, tennis, lacrosse Probable major: History, economics ARTHUR GORDON STOLOW Thayer 34 UN. 4-9729 92 Beals St., Brookline, Mass. Classical music, religious organizations, philately, dramatics Basketball, sailing, tennis, squash Probable major: Chemistry THOMAS MCBRIDE STOUT Wigglesworth F-2'l 3 Tuckerman St., Worcester, Mass. Phillips Exeter Academy Classical, jazz music, art, card playing Track, cross country, sailing, soccer, lacrosse Probable major: Biology ROBER SMALL STRAUSS Thayer 'Il 775 Woodbine Ave., Glendale, Ohio Walnut Hills Classical, jazz music, writing LAUREN DOUGLAS STUDEBAKER Hollis 28 2761 70th S. E., Mercer Island, Wash. Bellevue High School Piano, classical, popular music, writing Football, basketball, swimming, track, fencing HARRY WILTON STURGES, Ill Straus C-21 EL. 4-2176 2523 Viapinace, Palos, Verdes Estates, California Chadwick Latin Trombone, popular music, autos Football, crew, basketball, skiing MICHAEL DAVID SUGARMAN Mattews I6 EL. 4-8788 82 S. Lewis Pt., Rockville Centre, N. Y. Hotchkiss School Viola, classical music, writing, dramatics Fencing, tennis, skiing Probable major: Literature DANIEL JEREMIAH SULLIVAN Wigglesworth G-11 UN. 4-2915 315 E. 68th St., New York, N. Y. Portsmouth Priory Classical music, art, writing, dramatics Fencing JAMES FITZGERALD SULLIVAN, JR. Straus H-32 KI, 7-I696 77 Oriole St., West Roxbury, Mass. Roxbury Latin School iano, jazz music, religious organiza- tions, card playing, chess, dramatics Football, crew, swimming, soiling, golf, tennis Probable Major: Social Sciences STEPHEN TOBY SUSMAN Matthews 49 TR. 6-4795 500 Clermont Parkway, Denver 20, Colorado East High School Popular music, religious organizations, autos, chess, dromatics Basketball, swimming, fencing, golf Probable major: Economics WILLIAM G. SWARTCHILD, lll Straus D-4I TR 6-8861 442 Wellington, Chicago, Ill. Francis Parker Classical, jazz music, art, card playing, writing, dramatics Football, basketball, tennis Probable major: English Literature ROBERT JASON SWARTZ AV. 2-3575 T06 Floyd St., Dorchester, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical music, radio Swimming, golf Probable major: Chemistry BRADFORD NORRIS SWETT Wigglesworth H-21 KI. 7-5070 300 Kerne Way, Baltimore, Md. Milton Academy Golf, skiing Probable major: Economics CRAIG EORREST SWOBODA Stoughton 26 'l22T Koenigstein, Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk High School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations, card playing, dramatics, formal speaking Football, basketball, swimming, golf, tennis, rifle Probable major: History 3 ' ' :S si'- K Gs . V :xv sis . . I 2 N PETER deLANCEY SWORDS Straus A-3l Mt. Kisco, N. Y. St. Paul's Trumpet, classical, jazz music Crew Probable major: English JOHN KENNETH SYKES Lionel A-I2 UN. 4-9290 I25 Bond St., Norwood, Mass. Tabor Academy Religious organizations Football, swimming, fencing, tennis Probable major: English and Political Science JOHN ANDREW SYLVESTER Matthews 4 47 Amostown Rd., West Springfield, Mass. West Springfield High School Piano, classical music, religious organi- lations, chess, philately, writing, dramatics Swimming, Track Probable major: History DANIEL H. TAFT 235 Homer St., Newton Centre, Mass. Newton High School Religious organizations, art Swimming, tennis Probable major: Biochemistry NORMAN VINCENT TAGLIAFERRI Wigglesworth K-31 TR, 6-3739 16007 Eldamere Ave., Cleveland 28, Ohio John Adams High School Classical, popular music, writing Swimming, tennis Probable major: Political Science RICHARD CHARLES TALAMO Grays 43-44 EL. 4-4900 20 Commodore Rd., Worcester 2, Mass, Worcester Academy Clarinet, Classical, jazz music, religious organizations CPhillips Brooks House social workt, lHarvard bandt, photo- graphy, writing leditorials, essaysl Basketball, tennis Probable major: Chemistry JOHN ANDREW TALBOTT Wigglesworth F-21 56 Lexington Ave., Buffalo 22, N. Y. Nichols School Accordion, piano, ukelele, popular music, religious organizations, philately, writing Tennis, skiing, squash Probable major: Biochemical Sciences 1,5 ' E- YI-s sc 1 3- Tisigxfi T 1 ,Lai . I g 3'-T :S Q ' A-F:-:Gif ' bf N: 'e iT?l',i.2.ff it Ns -7,7 -A L ,-:wsu -:::,:.-5,g--:- E- , cs ' ' il? Ns X s X5 l t R 'sl ' if - ss . K L., ' N r Ll -s .s 1, . IX iii X . 5 K x,:..s .: . .... t K'-ss-. .- xif -L . Sp if . .Q ' :asf 11' Q I 'Z-iiiigii f 5- . -- 'i . , 3- Yi4s'.It:fxXQ . 'gglg -t '6 ..... -V j i lin , X '- ' ','.j:'. '- .- -sk im . W , fist? t' c S 1 A ' s jj 1 .4 I X V5 N T. . 4r- B, , MICHAEL DAVID TANZER Lionel A-11 UN. 4-2198 952 Sherman Ave., New York, N. Y. Bronx High School of Science Popular, jazz music, political organiza- tions, writing Baseball, basketball, track, cross country, tennis Probable major: Government RONALD WINSTON TATUM Thayer 4 426 North Joplin, Joplin, Mo. Joplin High School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious, political organizations Crew Probable major: Pre-Medical - RICHARD LAWRENCE TAVROW Apley 51 153 Donaldson Rd., Buffalo, N. Y. Lockport Senior High School Bass horn, popular music, religious, political organizations, card playing, chess, philately, writing Basketball, swimming, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: Applied Science DAVID GRAY TAYLOR Hollis I0 EL. 4-8998 900 Spruce, Atlantic, Ia. Cranbrook School, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Piano, semi-classical music, religious, political organizations, chess Swimming, sailing, tennis Probable major: Chemistry and Physics jPre-Medi DAVID WARREN TERRIS Lionel A-12 UN. 4-9290 900 Lincoln Rd., Grosse Pointe 30, Mich. Grosse Pointe High School Popular, jazz music Basketball, swimming, tennis, squash Probable major: Business Administration ROBERT B. TERRY Stoughton 31 2125 N. Albany Ave., Chicago, Ill. Francis W. Parker Piano, classical, popular music, chess Football, baseball, tennis Probable major: Government FERNANDO TEXIDOR Wigglesworth G-1'I UN. 4-2915 415 Central Park West, N. Y. C., N. Y. Franklin School Classical, modern music, school maga- zine, art, photography, writing Swimming, sailing, tennis, skiing, squash Probable major: Architecture DAVID THIBODEAU Straus C-2'I EL. 4-2176 Old West St., Dedham, Mass. Noble 8- Greenough Jazz music, photography Sailing, golf Probable major: Government, Econo- mics, History CHARLES HARRIS THOMAS Wigglesworth A-31 UN. 4-0265 Williams House, Exeter, N. H. Phillips Academy, Exeter Classical music, art, radio Sailing, skiing KENNETH EDWARD THOMPSON Holworthy I8 13818 E. Kenmore Ave., Baldwin Park, Calif. Covina High School Piano, classical, popular music, political, organizations, art, chess, philately Basketball, tennis, squash Probable major: Government JOHN ROGER THOMSON Weld 49 4241 East Lake Harriet Boulevard, Minneapolis, Minn. The Blake School Piano, Classical, popular music, political organizations, writing, dramatics Tennis, skiing, squash Probable major: Government DAVID MILLARD THORUP Wigglesworth E-22 408 Britain Ave., Benton Harbor, Mich. Lake Forrest Academy Piano, classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations, service or- ganizations, writing Crew, swimming, sailing MALCOLM H. TICKNOR Wigglesworth C-21 KI. 7-4741 56 Beech Rd., Englewood, N. J. Milton Academy Jazz music Football, track JOHN FRANCIS TIERNEY 88 Grozier Rd., Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge High and Latin Popular, jazz music, autos, card play- ing, radio Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, hockey, wrestling Probable major: Chemistry CHARLES MOON TIGHE Holworthy 7 Chestnut Hill, Litchfield, Conn. Kent School Popular, jazz music Crew, baseball Probable major: Government DESMUND LESTER TILLES Wigglesworth H-31 KI. 7-6262 912 Boulevard, Seaside Heights, N. J. Tums River High School Saxophone, classical, popular music, chess, writing Football, swimming, track, wrestling, tennis Probable major: Biology RICHARD LIONEL TIMPSON Thayer 8 UN. 4-3367 25 Sydney St., Chelsea, London SW 3, England Eton College, England Popular music, cord playing, philately, photography Crew, cross country, skiing Probable major: Chemistry JOHN OWEN TODD Straus C-41 1015 Brush Hill Rd., Milton, Mass. Saint Sebastians Writing Baseball, basketball Probable major: Pre-Med EDWIN LAURIE TOLMAN Weld 17 El.. 4-8559 9 Crescent Ave., Chelsea, Mass. Boston Latin Accordion, classical, popular music, card playing Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming Probable major: Chemistry HRAND JOSEPH TOPJIAN WA. 4-4301 46 Winsor Ave., Watertown, Mass. Watertown High School Violin, Classical, popular music, reli- gious organizations, radio Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, tennis Probable major: Economics THOMAS HOWARD TOWNSEND Straus B-21 EL. 4-6372 48 Chestnut St., Boston, Mass. South Kent School Popular music, religious organizations, photography, dramatics Football, hockey, sailing, tennis Probable major: English ROBERT STANLEY TREISMAN Holworthy 5 36 Merrimack St., Concord, N. H. Lawrence Academy Popular music, chess, radio Basketball, soccer Probable major: Biology GORDON ANDERSAN TRIPP Matthews 25 1375 N. Cleveland, St. Paul, Minn. CHARLES D. TURNER Grays 3-4 171 Treadwell St., Hamden, Conn. Hamden High School Classical, popular, jazz music, autos, re ligious organizations Basketball TERENCE SHELDON TURNER Weld 47 4701 Argyle Ave., Garrett Park, Md. St. George's School, Harpenden, Herts, England Classical, jazz music, political or- gonizations Sailing, tennis, squash, rugby MARK UELAND Weld 49 3846 Richfield Rd., Minneapolis, Minn. Blake School Classical, jazz music, art, photography Tennis, skiing, squash Probable major: Architecture EUGENE WILLARD URBAN Wigglesworth H-31 KI. 7-6262 exp Maj. W. F. Urban, Frankfurt Munici- pal Detachment, APO 757, CA: Postmas- ter, New York, N. Y. Frankfurt American High, Frankfurt, Germany Clarinet, classical, popular music, chess Crew, rifle Probable major: Chemistry ANDREW UZARINS UN. 4-4905 142 Pearl St., Cambridge, Mass. Rindge Technical School Classical, popular, jazz music, art Football, swimming, track, hockey, fenc- ing .- - .A s Xi x Q E X X wk X s K 6. X 5 Q W. X i 4 N Qbgx ,rg-.:, ,S ,A S' x X Z- xx X Yu x x' .X X We Q N X Xxx X N X N - - ' NY ' s s x xx X xx gg4gsiis5,g:',5i, . . . . 'N wx ' ...Sf X. ., '-.:-1-:1:1-2:-:-.t-'-74 , '-.gg X-:-1113. 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Trombone, classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations, autos, pho tography, radio, dramatics Crew Probable major: Economics RICHARD LEWIS VEECH Matthews 21 359 S. Westlawn, Decatur, Ill. Decatur High School Piano, classical music, writing Basketball, swimming Probable major: Bio-chemistry PAUL FRANKLIN VERDEN Grays 13-14 3111 5th Ave., South Milwaukee, Wis. So. Milwaukee High School Classical music and jazz, religious, poli tical organizations, art, autos, writ- ing, dramatics Football, crew, basketball, squash CHARLES DAVID VINCENT Holworthy 11 6642 Gaviota Ave., Van Nuys, Calif. Van Nuys High School Clarinet, classical, popular music, politi cal organizations, card playing, chess, radio Swimming, golf, tennis, skiing Probable major: Economics JOHN CARTER VINCENT, JR. Wigglesworth C-32 70 Walter S. Surrey, Woodward Bldg. Washington, D. C. Phillips Academy, Exeter Guitar, classical, popular music, politi cal organizations, card playing, philately, writing Hockey, tennis, soccer, skiing, rifle Probable major: Economics INGVARS F. VITANDS 12 School St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical music, card playing, writing Hockey, soccer, skiing JOHN MORRISON VIVIAN Lionel B-22 325 S. 16th St., Richmond, Ind. Culver Military Academy Trombone, guitar, classical, jazz music, autos, photography, writing Crew, swimming, sailing, squash Probable major: History and Literature FREDERICK VOGEL, III Matthews 32 2221 N. Terrace Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Hotchkiss Classical music, art, autos, bull fighting Golf, soccer, skiing Probable major: Spanish ROBERT CLEMENT VOLANTE AL. 4-7456 10 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Mass. Boston Latin School Classical, popular, jazz music, religious organizations, dramatics Swimming HARVEY JACK WACHTEL Wigglesworth F-12 EL. 4-6786 302 Edgewood St., Hartford, Conn. Weaver High Piano Basketball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Pre-Medicine STEPHEN LEWIS WALD Lionel A-22 EL. 4-7365 267 Eliot St., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Milton Academy Popular music, jazz Swimming, golf, skiing Probable major: Economics RUFUS FLOYD WALKER, JR. Hollis 9 EL. 4-8998 220 West 18, Ada, Okla. Ada High School Bassoon, guitar, harmonica, classical, popular, jazz music, religious organi- zations, photography, radio, creative literary interest Golf, tennis Probable major: Physics THOMAS RICHARD WALKER, III Wigglesworth C-I2 UN. 4-8897 Cottage Ave., Edgewater Park, N. J. The Gunnery Piano, classical music, card playing Probable major: Mathematics DAVID FRANCIS WALLACE, IV Thayer 38 63 Montclair Dr., West Hartford 7, Conn. Loomis Institute Jazz, religious organizations, autos, card playing, photography Basketball Probable major: Chemistry as Si 5 . , FT' x s 'I E X X S- R Q xxx , , .1 , S,,s.x'1gf5i' . f- -. eq-:gg , 2 X I I, ef -' k 1 ' v.:..,3c -':.. 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Middlesex School Popular music, dramatics Football, baseball, hockey, rifle Probable major: Geology BARRY LEE WASSERMAN Stoughton 24 UN. 4-4358 71 Avon St., Brookline 46, Mass. Deerfield Academy Classical, popular music Football, baseball, swimming, track, tennis, rifle Probable major: Architecture JOHN EDWARD WATSON Matthews 5 111 Beechwood Rd., South Fort Mitchell, Kentucky Beechwood High School Classical, jazz music, religious zations organi- Tennis Probable major: Economics MASON BENNETT WATSON, JR. Stoughton 23 1578 Calhoun St., New Orleans, La. Metairie Park Country Day School Classical, popular, jazz music, chess Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: Physics x gs- s-rr 1:25 x , :I A :Q V . s. N 93-wN:s . x gi, .. ' X X sf 1 'NWX 'SS NFB L ' . ff ig! -w,X..? 4-. Q Q. e ff.r...,:RXfQm A i ' '- bs . zsj i nj X W w ix NX 9 X X5 LX X N W A t I l v is X Nj wi R Q x X24 1, ww NX g xx 4 Xx Q ' WR xc-'X X fix . fuk we i,f .',:t ' Ebqkg s t, 1+ Y vs .N.- 3 X' ., 5211.25 ' - X. XX ' BQKZ1 9 XL.. X. i Q. S - ss -AX j Q ., . . - . X . Q-' x x X xX X 'f g - .. , 5 X.,-.X-,S -.3 - 1 ,X --Ns-ag isp 'X 4- X, ass- Q X,.:.--f-,MX : Ne- --.-:::-I-S-.-.N : .. A -ssgsix X . l .LX ALEXANDER WATTS Mower B-12 EL. 4-6505 325 East 72nd St., New York, N. Y. St. PuuI's School Crew Probable major: Accounting or Geology CHARLES HENRY WEAVER Stoughton 12 UN. 4-3315 305 Oak St., Talladega, Alabama Talladega High School Saxophone, popular, jazz music, relig- ious organizations, photography Swimming, track, cross country, tennis, skiing Probable major: Economics JOHN JOSEPH WEAVER Hollis 29 UN. 4-1312 316 E. Walnut, Clearfield, Pa. Clearfield Senior High School Classical, jazz music, chess, writing, dra- matics Swimming, fencing, wrestling Probable major: Physics JULIAN PIERCE WEBB Matthews 47 TR. 6-7928 290 Hollywood Ave., Rochester 12, N. Y, Brighton High School Classical music, chess, photography, re- ligious, political organizations Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, sailing Probable major: Physics ARTHUR DAVIS WEBSTER Thayer 19 48 Pleasant St., Ayer, Mass. Lawrence Academy Classical, popular music, autos, dra- matics Football, swimming, track, tennis JOEL KAUFMAN WECHSLER Wigglesworth F-22 EL. 4-6757 125 Willard Rd., Brookline, Mass. Milton Academy Piano, classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, art, autos, dramatics Football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, hockey, golf, skiing Probable major: History LEONARD BRUCE WEDDLE Weld 45 UN. 4-2187 265 Freemont St., Lowell, Ind. Lowell District High School Popular music, political organizations, autos Baseball, basketball Probable major: Government, Pre-Law STEPHEN HENSLEIGH WEDGWOOD Mower A-21 400 Quaker St., Chappaqua, N. Y. Lawrenceville Clarinet, classical music, card playing, chess, writing Crew, basketball, cross country, sail- ing, tennis Probable maior: History and Literature ROBERT P. WEIL, JR. Grays 51-52 KI, 7-4562 Webb's Hill, Stamford, Conn. Phillips Academy, Exeter Track, soiling, skiing RONALD MARTIN WEINTRAUB TR. 6-8042 16 Windsor Rd., Brookline, Mass. Grays 5-6 Brookline High School Classical, iazz music, glee club Swimming, golf, tennis Probable maior: Chemistry FRANCIS JOSEPH WELLER, JR, Hollis 31 40 Suburban Ave., Pelham, N. Y. Pelham High School Popular, iazz music, religious organiza- tions, art Football, basketball, swimming, track, sailing, golf, tennis, skiing, squash, rifle DAVID PR. STICE WELSH Holworthy 22 KI. 7-2913 603 N. Rembrandt S., Royal Oalf. Mich. Phillips Academy, Exeter Piano, classical, popular, iazz music, outing club, coisson club, dramatics Baseball, track, soiling, tennis, skiing SAADIA ELI WELTMANN Matthews 35 EL. 4-8895 8 Hamelech Koresh Str., Tel Aviv, Israel New Secondary School, Tel Aviv, Israel Classical music, chess Swimming, tennis Probable maior: Geology JOHN SEDDON WESKE Holworthy 16 KI. 5-5814 202 Rumstick Rd., Barrington, R. I. Moses Brown School Popular music, philately, photography Baseball, track, sailing, tennis, skiing Probable maior: Engineering LES ':, H97 -gg:-h 4' : ' R- c N , x we-1-3.1. . - .., . 2 xx X N 1 N, P 5- .9 rkfigiiik- M ' ' .: , X: ' ' . T ' ' XXNZQ- . -- - :fgci . N- . 'is- :. TV: c '- fir' .2 ' Q-'- i r me -x , SN X x 4 Q me 6 X wx -. X . Q., X x E X . r ci . SS. HARRY JAY WEXLER Lionel B-11 726 Elm St., New Haven, Conn. Hillhouse High School Classical, popular music, religious, poli- tical organizations, reading Baseball, swimming, soccer Probable maior: Social Relations RICHARD GILBERT WHARTON Matthews 26 285 Walnut Ave., Roxbury, Mass. Boston Latin Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations Baseball, cross country Probable maior: Biology WALTER PAUL WHARTON Stoughton 22 UN, 4-4358 16 Blake Rd., Brookline 46, Mass. Brookline High School Drums, classical, iazz music, crimson, autos, chess, gadgeteering, tinkering, writing Swimming Probable moior: Mathematics, PAUL SAUREL WHEELER Mower A-21 676 Hammond St., Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. Roxbury Latin School Popular, iozz music, photography Swimming, rifle Probable maior: Bio-Chemistry ALEXANDER WHITE, III Thayer 68 11962 Walnut Lane, Los Angeles 25, California University High Classical music, politics, philately, writ- ing Tennis Probable maior: History BURTON WHITE 43 Dwight St., Brookline, Mass. Boston Latin School Piano, classical music, social relations clubs, reading Tennis Probable maior: Social Relations DONALD WHITE Wigglesworth A-11 226 Jerusalem Rd., Cohasset, Mass. Groton Alto horn, trombone, classical, iazz mu- sic, dramatics Crew, hockey, golf, squash, polo Probable major: English 'S i ' I 52 1- 'G FL Q - :Z I 12:55-six w : - --'-e:R--was:-'4 r X X .1 .. W . . ,-g- I. t .5 X sf 2 I .fa-.,. B- . 92 I ' 'HI 4 I-...f N , Si. C --si 1- WILLIAM FERGUS WHITE Matthews 9 79 Tennyson St., West Roxbury, Mass. Boston Latin Popular, iazz music Baseball, hockey, golf, tennis, skiing Probable maior: Government PHILIP ALLEN WHITESELL Weld 51 6050 Carrollton Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Park Classical, iazz music, writing Football, basketball, fencing Probable maior: Literature, Govern- ment SIDNEY KYNAST WHITING Wigglesworth G-I2 KI. 7-4962 84 North Spring St., Concord, N. H. Concord High School Popular music, political organizations, HLU, photography Football, baseball, swimming, cross country, golf, squash, lacrosse Probable maior: Physics I1 .iff 1 5 'Em I JSI-NY. - 'IRES A sift, I ,Q-in . Q' -li I 'I-fi: . r! , N! sc Lv KK! -. X x L . oN 'A' DAVID LORING WHITMAN Mower A-'I2 'I34 Douglas Rd., Chappaqua, N. Y. Millbrook School, Millbrook, N. Y. Jazz music, writing Football, swimming, tennis Probable maior: Journalism or medicine WILLIAM THOMAS WHITNEY, JR. Wigglesworth H-II UN. 4-3968 Randolph Center, Vt. Governor Dummer Academy Political organizations, writing Basketball, swimming, skiing, lacrosse Probable major: Government MALCOLM HEWITT WIENER Wigglesworth J-31 4705 49th St., Washington, D. C. Woodrow Wilson High School Classical, popular music, political or- ganizations Football, crew, swimming, golf, tennis DAVID STANLEY WIESEN 252nd St., New York, N. Y. 145 Central Park West, New York, N. Y. Riverdale Country School Piano, classical music, political organi- zations Swimming, fencing ROBERT HENRY HUNTER WILBUR Mass. B-31 TR. 6-8798 1407 Sunset Dr., Clearwater, Fla. Phillips Academy, Exeter Sailing, wrestling, lacrosse Probable major: Far Eastern Languages WILLIAM JOSEPH WILDER Holworthy 8 UN. 10456 fsici 607 West Blodgett St., Carlsbad, New Mexico Carlsbad High School Piano, clarinet, oboe, bassoon, classical music, religious, political organiza- tioxns, writing, dramatics Swimming, track, tennis Probable major: Government GAYLE BRIAN WILHELM Matthews 18 433 N. Pleasant St., Amherst, Mass. Amherst High School Classical, jazz music, radio, writing Swimming, tennis, skiing Probable major: Government ALLEN RICHARD WILLIAMS Matthews 43 EL. 4-8895 1217 N. Heald St., Wilmington, Del. Howard High School Trumpet, classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, collecting ties, writing, reading Baseball, track, cross country Probable major: Pre-Med. DAVID CAREY WILLIAMS BE. 5-54711 150 Prospect St., Belmont 78, Mass. Belmont High School Popular music Baseball Probable major: one of the Physical Sciences PHILIP MORRISON WILLIAMS Holworthy 24 73 Parker St., Newton Centre, Mass. Newton High School Classical Track, sailing, tennis Probable major: Applied Science ...L E SS X Ns on., 1 eyes sf S 'I - eeeef.S shes +se?,Q s'esi ifiu.Rf'f -SN X X 1' X in X . Q lu I 3 4 ie SIGMUND WINDSBERG Thayer 5 768 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I. Avon Old Farms Card Playing, chess Tennis, squash Probable major: Anthropology JOHN BARRY WINER Apley 54 321 North Bluff St., Butler, Pa. Butler Senior High School Political organizations Basketball Probable major: Physics BERNARD ARNOLD WISEBLATT TA. 5-0399 37 Kingsdale St., Dorchester 24, Mass. Boston Latin School Piano, clarinet, trombone, baritone, tu- ba, tympani, xylophone, percussion, classical music, religious organiza- tions, card playing Football, baseball Probabie major: Music or Pre-Med. DAVID LEE WISHART Grays 31-32 TR. 6-0982 6323 S. E. 92nd St., Portland 66, Ore. Franklin Classical music, religious organizations, art, autos, chess, writing Football, track, tennis Probable major: Pre-Medicine MORRIS WILLIAM WISHNACK Mass. A-43 283 Highland Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Ridgewood High School Classical, jazz music, art Crew, baseball, swimming, tennis Probable major: Mathematics JOHN GARDNER WOFFORD Hollis 19 9 Wayside Lan, Scarsdale, N. Y. Scarsdale High School Classical music, religious, political or- ganizations, writing, dramatics Tennis Probable major: Government STANLEY GEORGE WOJCICKI Stoughton 23 301 Delafield Pl., N. W., Washington, D. C. Gonzaga High School Popular music, religious, political or- ganizations, chess, philately, photog- raphy Football, baseball, basketball, tennis, SOCCEI' Probable major: Physics . -5-S. --.X SE P 'H 2 mes sseef XC X s - .. .gf sl s V wx-.X H N 4 X is C Rss 5 SEEK SAMUEL HUNTINGTON WOLCOTT Wigglesworth C-31 EL. 4-6696 1726 Canton Ave., Milton, Mass. St. PauI's School, Concord, N. H. Classical music, reading Crew, basketball, swimming, hockey, golf, tennis Probable major: History JACK ALBERT WOLFE Grays 32 TR. 6-0982 4530 S. E. Clinton St., Portland, Ore. Franklin High School Classical, popular music, religious or- ganizations Swimming, tennis Probable major: Paleobotany RODERIC LEIGHSON WOLFE Hollis 28 6046-21st St., N., Arlington, Va. Washington-Lee High School Religious organizations Baseball, swimming Probable major: Applied Science MICHAEL L. WOLFERT Stoughton 4 500 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. Fieldston Classical music, writing Football, baseball, basketball Probable major: History and Literature FRANK F. WONG Hollis 17 1015 Lincoln Ave., Beloit, Wis. Beloit Memorial High School Classical, popular music Basketball, golf, tennis Probable major: Psychology OLIVER WAGSTAFF WOODBURN Thayer 36 EL. 4-8918 Indian Mountain Rd., Lakeville, Conn. Hotchkiss School Classical, jazz music, religious, political organizations, autos, chess, writing Football, basketball, golf, tennis, squash Probable major: Economics JAMES LEE WOODSON Stoughton 6 28 Whitman Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Loomis School Classical music, political organizations, art, chess, writing Tennis THOMAS BATE WORTHEN Wigglesworth F-11 EL. 4-1394 309 Lake St., Arlington, Mass. Belmont Hill School Baseball, hockey, sailing, tennis, skiing Probable major: Government CHUNG-SHING DAVID WU Weld 43 39 Stubbs Rd., Hongkong Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Conn. Chess, radio Football, baseball, swimming, sailing, tennis HERBERT MATTHEW WYMAN Grays 5 TR. 6-8042 317 Tappan St., Brookline, Mass. Brookline High School Trumpet, classical, jazz music, chess, philately, writing Baseball, golf, tennis Probable major: Classics KENNETH TAYLOR WYNN Mower B-31 TR. 6-8670 1346 Hunter Rd., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Phillips Academy, Exeter Piano, classical, popular music, card playing Tennis, squash Probable major: Music ROBERT WYNNE Grays 7-B 1178 W. Rosemont Dr., Bethlehem, Pa. The Hill School Classical music and jazz Football, track, wrestling Probable major: Government DONALD THEODORE YACESHYN Mass. B-42 EL. 4-7486 12 Chandler St., Belmont, Mass. Belmont High School Popular music Track, cross country Probable major: Applied Science JOHN B. YANNAS Stoughton 11 Sissini St. 21, Athens, Greece Athens College Classical, jazz music, art, philately Swimming, soccer Probable major: Chemistry COSTANTINO SHELDON YANNONI JA. 2-2586 'II7 Perkins St., Jamaica Plain 30, Moss. Boston Latin School Basketball, track, golf, tennis Probable major: Chemical Engineering HYMAN YAS AS. 7-0267 64 Dean Rd., Brookline 46, Mass. Brookline High School Popular, jazz music, philately Baseball, swimming, fencing Probable major: Chemistry STANISLAS MICHAEL YASSUKOVICH Holworthy 'I9 Piping Rock Rd., Locust Valley, L. I., N. Y. Deerfield Classical, jazz music, dramatics Fencing, squash Probable major: History and Literature EUGENE FRANKLIN YEATES Weld 49 2778 Dean Blvd., Minneapolis, Minn. The Blake School Jazz, card playing Football, swimming, golf, tennis, squash, rifle Probable major: Economics STUART ALAN YOFFE MY. 8-1770 34 Valley St., Medford, Mass, Medford High School Jazz Baseball, basketball Probable major: Engineering EDWARD GRAY YOUNG Thayer 20 228 Central Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. Classical High School, Providence Classical music Fencing Probable major: Modern Languages SIMON DAVID YOUNG Grays 3-4 58 Lenox St., Brockton, Mass. Brockton High School Piano, classical, popular, jazz music, political organizations, art, chess, writing Crew, baseball, basketball, swimming, soiling, squash Probable major: Psychology Q. Nitin isps, . .N cs, . RQ, . rib' X :E 3- :gi'i' is F X :X ci, '- we ..r X5 wr.- A SEN. QX X f ok X X , t ,X R lk gl isis W I is ' llL ALAN J. ZAKON LO. 6-7157 34a Pork St., Brookline, Mass. Brookline High School Popular music, card playing, writing Baseball, tennis Probable major: Psychology WILFRED MELVIN ZENER Moss. B-31 TR. 6-8798 Sparger Rd., Rt. 2, Durham, N. C. Phillips Academy, Exeter Flute, piano, saxophone, clarinet, clas- sical, popular, jazz music Tennis, skiing, squash Probable major: Philosophy CARLO F. ZEZZA Wigglesworth G-32 231 Hudson St., Pelham, N. . Brooks School Classical music Crew, squash Probable major: Classics I q. cu- b , t fi .ht 1 t . X . ::: L '-' ...,-s xg-1 : . -1' St -3 t. -if-sc t. v' 'faiigf :Sic- .x N -f 2 15.2-L x '7f'Q CEQLLLX. fl : -V . N .... ' IJ' I r 6 X ,K , gg 'A' X fi .1 CQ 21 tg sa 'E of I. A, L 6 Sv ALVIN ZIEGLER Mass. A-33 303 East Brow Rd., Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Baylor School Popular music, political organizations, writing Tennis MARK HILL ZIZZAMIA Mower A-32 24 Ridgecrest East, Scarsdale, N. Y. Scarsdale High School Popular, jazz music, art, card playing, Football, baseball, swimming, hockey, lacrosse Probable major: Business Administration JAIME ZOBEL de AYALA Thayer 27 Ayala 61 Co., Ayala Bldg., Manila, P. I. Colegio La Salle fSpainl Harmonica, classical, popular music, art, dramatics Swimming, golf, skiing, polo Probable major: Architecture , Z ' I i lk ACTIVITIES We P:,ii.Z.RDW' y y . . i ' t IX Q l f li li 49 K ii. i Si Y .,i.v xYy, I A J, , e .9 A I i21ciidiQL W STUDENT COUNCIL ln most colleges the Student Council is one of the foremost student organizations, here at Harvard the average undergraduate is hardly aware of its existence. Its WHRB programs and its biannual call for donations are about the only reminders of its existence. Yet, its pub- licity is a poor indication of its accomplish- ments. Perhaps its most important function is that of Iiason between University Hall and the Undergraduate. Liberalization of the Perietal Rules last year, accomplished after years of argument, was a significant achievement along this line. Led by President Paul Sheats, the Council holds its meetings on the second floor of PBH, where it has in the past successfully initiated such changes as revision of the Gen- eral Education Courses and restoration of the biddies to Dunster House. Among its other duties it turns out a Bulletin on student travel and provides for solicitation in the annual Combined Charities Drive, which last year netted the unprecedented figure of Sl8,000. World-wide student aid and a Ger- man student exchange program are also in- cluded in the activities of this versatile but little publicized organization. 96 CRIMSON KEY In a college where things academic take precedence over all else, the Key provides services that otherwise would be left undone. Led by President Terry Cole, the group sees to it that no visitor to the University goes unfed and unhoused. The Key plays host and en- tertainer to newcomers of all sorts, from ath- letic teams to visiting dignitaries. During Freshman Orientation Week, the Key opened the year's activities with guided tours through the college. Later this year they will arrange week-ends for prospective fresh- men, complete with meals and dates. Perhaps most publicized of all Key enterprises is the Regatta Weekend, featuring concerts, hayrides, and, of course, the Straw Hat Ball. The Key performs varied and interesting jobs. lf you are skilled in tact and protocol, it could be a source of many good times. Also, since it is composed of committees, it is possi- ble to select your type of work. Whatever that may be, Key work will not require much of your time, and the rewards of being a mem- ber of one of Harvard's top groups are grati- fying. PHILLIPS BROOK HOUSE You name it. We do it. That is the brief motto of PBH. Here is an undergraduate group solely dedicated to helping anyone, be it Grandma braving Mass. Ave. traffic to some student confined to Stillman with mononucleo- sis. No matter how difficult the problem may seem, this is the place to go. The only require- ment for membership is a strong desire to do something for someone else .With that as a starter, PBH will find you a spot that will satisfy you in all ways. The House is divided into six major cate- gories. The most well-known is the Social Service Committee which supplies leaders to Boston Settlement Houses for the underprivil- eged boys in Greater Boston. Here the boys are instructed in team sports, individual sports, and any hobbies that may have special appeal. Closely allied is the Undergraduate Faculty which sends out volunteers to tutor, in high school subjects, either the slow learner or the advanced scholar. Third Committee, also al- lied with the first, is the Medical Committee. Here the workers are primarily Med students who serve in clinics in the various Settlement Houses. Aimed at aiding the Harvard students is the Ticket Agency, which enables men to buy tickets to the theatre or other activities without making the tedious journey into Boston. The Publicity Committee publishes The Harvard Handbook and periodic bulletins of the goings- on in the area in entertainment. Finally, there is the Special Events Commit- tee which runs the notorious Tea Dances in the Fall, runs Freshmen activities in the house and anything else that may seem to offer a chance to help someone. The House offers a special aid to all Harvard men. Up on the top floor is a little room devoted for guiding Harvard men through the intricacies of Selective Service and helping them to retain student status. All in all, PBH offers the individual a possibility to offer his energies and his abilities to the aid of others and in making the world a little brighter for somebody. WHRB Before he has been here for more than a week, the neonate Harvard man discovers that he can get but one station below 700 kilo- cycles on his radio. Furthermore, he cannot do anything about it . . . he rarely wants to. This is the home of WHRB. After listening to the strange noises that come from it, be it Hindemith or Mozart, Jazz or Classical, phonic or cacophonic, he is loathe to turn his dial again during the year, except to catch the world series. Beyond that, there is little that he cannot hear, unless he is addicted to Life Can Be Beautiful or Ma Perkins. WHRB's transmission runs through a won- derfully complex system which involves steam pipes, radiators, and old kitchen sinks. Posing an ever constant danger during electrical storms, the programs are carried throughout the University to any room with a radiator and a radio. Cleverly circumventing many of the FCC restrictions on transmission by this method, the station has laid itself open to charges of primitiveness by outsiders. No doubt in the future the tales of radiomen lost in the steam tunnels will be just a memory, but at the mo- ment they merely add to the glamor of the dingy offices in the bottom of Dudley. fp ,, 5 ,A -.n ,-,fz'.,vi.,. . L L THE HARVARD CRIMSON Clearly, something had to be done. This was just too much. Such was the prevalant feeling on the Princeton campus last fall. The entire student body had been bilked by a parody Princetonian announcing that a Har- vard football rally was to be held on Friday night in front of the President's house. Several thousand undergraduates turned out only to find that a tremendous hoax had been perpe- trated on the Princeton student body. Nor was student feeling assuaged when Harvard was slaughtered that afternoon by the Tiger eleven. The next day students awoke to read the Princetonian's answer to the subterfuge. They were not disappointed. An indignant editorial called for a protest meeting. The place - the lawn of the president's home. The Harvard Crimson scored again. Lest anyone think that the Crimeds spend all of their valuable time perpetrating outrages on rival Universities, the Crimson publishes six times weekly Cambridge's only breakfast table daily which is, as editors have repeatedly pro- claimed, the finest college newspaper printed. The Crimson has also made a practice of winning the Dana Reed award for under- graduate writing. For all those who have been convinced by the Crimeds' glowing praise of their organ to attempt to follow in the footsteps of Franklin D. Roosevelt, '02', competition for all boards begins immediately after the football season and continues indefinitely. No primrose path sift' 98 is offered to those who choose to ioin the ink-stained wretches at their daily task. But the rewards, for those who succeed, are great. Wealth, power, liquor, sex . . . .. . . All these and more await the Crimed. THE ADVOCATE Snuggled in below the Bat Cave lie the offices of Harvard's outlet for creative writing - The Advocate. Despite its unpreposing lo- cation, it has offered many of America's fore- most novelists and poets an opportunity to start up the ladder of success. Modern writers who came upon the scene through the Advo- cate are too numerous to mention, and too often repeated in anything about the Advocate. Good writers are few and far between, yet even average ones may come up with some piece of great acclaim, so no budding young novelist should be deterred from knocking at the office door - one flight up, turn left. Har- been too indifferent to many vard has long things. The worst of all apathies has been directed towards this one creative service of- fered to the student, The Advocate. t Vim X Q imtg ,vlyg I 4 l 1-:X . ..x :3 ,w', -If'-':L.-Ns. 4 . A.. , l, N. rn .. 'gif 5 .5- X t ' km 5 Y r : tr. , .. 9 .. ix, I N , X . Vi -6 ii 'X Y, E ' -p .5 ,....,,... . .A .f xg . .4--:ls - -r.5..-q:.11'-f.,m 5 142511 .-1'2'QNi55' 1: -5-W , --it V- fi--' .-st. 1 1,4-. 5x,g,.1g5,:...-im, h.g,g,,1 ' '---.1-,'gi1!.gmg::s- ': 3 3i'i5f.:.f5ji2.iz5 -tigiifuf' - , ' 125: . X 11g M. VS5- nm. '-' - ,, . gf.-,:,f'--- .-, Ji gf.. 5,0 .Iv.-, ... .,,.. . . -..,x .qw an -Jn... -, ..., irq u stan. -1 '.2.' 5441 0'o . , ik-.- mg, ,ago lil,-4-.zz 19 'oo 1-'L-,,:,L-.R il' -ig . .1-sri.-..:sr. - I-.C 1 .3L. y5-21. ' ' N Hi, ZF. , . . figwlpllg X . Nfl 0 XA 1' X N Q ' l H i. i ' Q W' i W lt 'Q W YI f L-4 Q f at O V Yi ' Q Q Q HARVARD YEARBOOK Class albums are simple publications. lf they contain the pictures and background of class members, together with a handful of photos of the administration and faculty of a college, they are complete. Yearbooks, however, are entirely different things. They attempt to describe a year. Of course, they could be done as albums are - a simple list of events coupled with some pic- tures. Yet the Harvard Yearbook Publications does not choose this easy way out. It describes a year - but with imagination in writing, lay- out, and photography. YOUNG DEMOCRATS Since l932, the various Democratic groups at Harvard have never had a particularly sus- tained existence. Arising quadriannually in support of the Democratic national slate, they have disappeared in the year after the election. Last year the newest in the succession of HYD clubs led an extremely active existence, though under the circumstances hardly a happy one. Perhaps the greatest activity was cen- tered in the secession of the solid-south ele- ment, otherwise known as the Curry revolt. Dissatisfied with the national candidate, his oil-lands stand, and the complacent atti- tude of the Democrats toward the sure votes in the south, the Dixiecrats of the Democratic club bolted the party in spectacular fashion. Absconding with the club's funds, squandering v zbwldlg The atmosphere of the 'Aardvarks Associ- ates, at 52 Dunster Street makes this clear. Members of the organization are always around, some drinking beer, others with dates, and still others simply gabbing. When the amount of time spent in the offices is con- trasted with the number of pages published, the return seems small. Yet in new ideas and styles, the return is great. For the members are always attacking something new, and whether it yields results or not often depends on their own efforts. Innovation, made easy by sociability, is the best way to describe the 'Book. them on beer and literature for their faction, kidnapping Gov. Dever from a Democratic rally and depositing him at a Republican meet- ing in the Lampoon building, the malcontents endgendered great controversy during the fall. While the Currycats fiddled, the regular Democrats tried to put out the growing Re- publican conflagration by working for Demo- cratic nominees in Cambridge and Boston. Their efforts, however, went for naught, and on the fateful November night they watched the results total up to a crushing defeat. Find- ing themselves for the first time in twenty years as the opposition party, the Young Dems de- cided to maintain their club as constructive criticism of the Republicans until the year of vengeance, 1956, arrives. HARVARD LIBERAL UNION Although the Harvard Liberal Union is but a budding organization, it is probably the most active political group on the Harvard scene. Under the leadership of President Jerry Anker, the HLU dips its political thumbs into every possible political pie, particularly those in the Boston area. Non-election years do not phase the lib- erals. Unable to throw their weight behind any worthwhile candidates, they shift their energies to appeals for civil rights, academic freedom, and efforts to broadcast student lib- eral opinion. At the same time, the HLU has added a new implement to its political arsenal, The New Generation, a nationally circulated magazine expressing student views on a gamut of topics. Yet this largest student chapter of Ameri- cans for Democratic Action does not operate as a lone wolf on its agressive platform. SDA chapters from Radcliffe and Wellesley add feminine political intuition to the long list of other HLU advantages. LIBEQFIL OVW-'N PRE-MEDICAL SOCIETY One of the few occupational groups at Harvard, the Pre-Medical Society has always been sure of a full membership. The exigen- cies of entrance into top-flight medical schools has increased the popularity of the Society. However, it would be wrong to assume that the only drawing card of the Pre-Med. group is in the unprecedented success its alumni have had in becoming medics. Serious discussion groups have also held the spotlight for the future doctors. Under the direction of President Larry Wilde and faculty advisor Dr. Maurice Pechet, the future A.M.A. have con- ducted informal discussions on such cogent problems as the collegian diseases and allied plagues. They were ioined in these tete-a- tetes by professors from the Medical school. Although the club has neglected the fri- volous side of college life, no one can say that it has not achieved its main purpose . . . over ninety percent of its members have been ad- mitted to Medical school. CI? f DOLL O I 1 JP T I 7 Y HLU PIN CUSHIUN YOUNG REPUBLICANS Sunk somewhat in post-election year apathy, what last year was Harvard's largest political organ is striving to build up a much depleted membership. Last fall, perhaps the most successful period in the club's history, saw the Young Republicans working with the Citizens For Eisenhower, carrying on a door- to-door campaign throughout Cambridge and spreading the party line through its mimeo- graphed Newsletter. The grand climax came on November fourth in the Hotel Continental Ballroom where a beer-soaked HYRC was often only dimly aware of the victorious news com- ing over the television. To help dispell the feeling of anti-climax, the club this year plans a rally of all New England YRC's to be held here in Cambridge and has invited the governors of New Hamp- shire and Connecticut to speak. The club is presently in the prrocess of solving the problem of accommodations for delegates. Further recreation is planned in the form of mixers with Radcliffe and Wellesley which, although they are open to everybody regard- less of political affiliation, are free to club members. With opportunities to interest par- liamentarians, orators, social climbers, fuller brush men, and mimeograph crankers, the HYRC hopes to retain its preeminence in mem- bership among Harvard organizations. REPUBLICAN OPEN FORUM Republican Open Forum is a paradox in terms, yet as a group it has managed to exist longer than most Harvard political or- ganizations. The Forum primarily sponsors discussions on non-partisan politics, but when interest in politics is low they shift to issues of controversial nature such as segregation in public schools. The Forums feature authorities drawn from the local and the national scene. The one purpose of the club is the diffusion of political information and the creation of an informed public opinion among the students of the Uni- versity on political problems. SOCIAL RELATIONS SOCIETY The Social Relations Society, now in its seventh year at Harvard, was founded partly to bolster the relatively new Soc. Rel. depart- ment and partly to help concentrators in that field get added experience. Many people who are simply interested in this growing field attend the meetings to learn more about it. The mem- bers are occasionally taken on trips to insti- tutions for the criminally insane and thus ob- tain information that is unavailable in the lec- i. fi -' it e..2'ft , .t M 32- 'l.'P?f'2?: .' fm. ...qw ,tt ' . Q3 , Q IJ. . x :gh ,fl l ' f' i l :ir , lv' .- 'i .1--Si...-.l.l ,,SWi1'i1' , -.E-ig ,H oft. -, 4' 4 I' .H .'.'1fJ' X lgvmi twig R.. pl- i , x ','.f,,, ,JN t -'N - -5' :Cali-QA, sz' r r nf T' ir z F ' l 'll T M It twil l tt f g - lilmlll vi ,fi 7- 1- f Q I x id:- 1 f 'R 4 4 flljlgyt v ?' If 'l.'.r Xiingx r t if, ,pfifnIIlf lElAis' v J A' ' 'T' J - ,z 5 ' 5- ?-st 1-fi? X ll' ff-312-if if -A its 4' Ni? 15... .447 V J ,ref 4 . ,whirl A A I.: It ff ,V , ' D A , ' 1 W , V: ' X ,, t '. Q. ff ' -1- . ' f L5 J 'Q I I E 4 ll - ll ' 4-js ' z I A xt is ,g , , .1 7 l ,g,,1,l., But Officer, I am holding it up. ture hall or section meeting. Also, in the spring, discussion groups are held covering reading lists and past exams for those students taking their generals in this field. LAMPOON As the oldest college humor magazine in existence, the Lampoon's history is as long as it is fabulous. To those who enter the castle- like apartments of Bow Street as members of its ancient fraternity of wit and odd-fellowship, it offers a well-insulated world which never was. It is a place where they can mock the passing scene with Puckish sophistication while reminiscing on a mythical age long past when the undergraduate was always an undergradu- ate, and life was one hilariously improbable lark. Many say that bad times have befallen the 'Poonsters, and admit as evidence the fact that the magazine has of late UD been banned in Boston C25 had its Ibis stolen C31 been praised by the Crimson. All this notwithstand- ing, the magazine has managed, largely through the creative efforts of its president and chief contributer, .lohn Updike, to remain the Court Jester of Harvard, and the bane of the schooI's more liberal and less genteel elements. The prolific Mr. Updike must soon go the way of all seniors, however, and young men with a sense of humor, a sense of the impossible, and a way with the King's English, are very much in demand. WORLD FEDERALISTS Politics crowd the Harvard scene no matter where one turns. There are countless clubs of varying membership, each advocating some special view of the world. This particular group is striving for a united federal world. Basically, they call for a complete surrender of all na- tional interests and subservience to a strong central government. Subject to a vast amount of criticism as being either too vague or dom- inated by people who do not like a Senator from Wisconsin, the group has never claimed a large membership. Those who do belong feel that neither of the above accusations are true. Instead, they claim that we can never have a truly free and happy world unless each man is willing to suppress his immediate selfish aim for an overall long range goal. PACIFISTS Pacifism is a hard road to follow in an era of compulsory military training, world ten- sion, and actual hot wars. Yet at Harvard there exists a group which is a continual re- minder that conflict is not the only solution to international problems. The program of this group, the Harvard Peace Council, is simple. lt continually stresses the steps which may lead to international un- derstanding, fostering such events as movies and talks on understanding the Soviet Union and China. Its activities remain small, its mem- bership remains smallp nonetheless it remains in itself a reminder of another way to solve world problems. SOCIETY FOR MINORITY RIGHTS The Harvard Society for Minority Rights, while devoting its energy to the study of the problems of all minority groups, is interested particularly in the problem of the Negro. A large port of the society's activity is directed towards the goal of enabling needy students from minority groups to attend Harvard. To this end, the group raises money during the year for the Harry T. Moore Scholarship Fund by means of movies, lectures, and social gatherings. The Fund last year provided aid to several negro undergraduates. The Society is also active in sponsoring meetings and dis- cussions on the various facets of minority problems. UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL Amid the screaming of six-hundred Boston school children, the delegate from Saudi- Arabia could not be heard on the Polonysian Island question. This was typical of the bedlam that reigned over the mock General Assembly which the United Nations Council sponsored for surrounding high schools. In addition, the Council also presented other educational programs by having several Uni- versity and outside speakers. Also, it spon- sored films which filled the New Lecture Hall, and held some joint meetings with Simmons. Thus, for all those interested in world peace the United Nations Council offers original and educational programs and is especially willing to aid special outside proiects that will edu- cate the public on the principles of the United Nations. STUDENTS FOR NON-VIOLENT ACTION How do you feel about war? Do you feel that it is the product of the Wall Street capi- talists? Do you feel that it is inspired by people who really have not learned how to live together and can only obtain an end by force? Or do you iust have an antipathy to killing people? Whatever view you hold will probably be in concord with someone in this group. Basically the aim is to provide Harvard with a place in which to discuss and publicize pacifism as the best way to obtain a happy and friendly world. To these people war is a symbol of failure, the failure of man to restrain his greed and to try to live with the person down the street. Suffering from the criticism of those who have gone to war, the group is small and not well known. Discussion is the key to the meeting, dis- cussion with everyone. No matter who you are or what your views, you are welcome. But do not go away feeling smug, if they disagree with you, and that you are right. They think that they are too. HASTING PUDDING THEATRICALS One of the funnier aspects of undergradu- ates life at Harvard is the Hasty Pudding Show. Every year with traditional Harvardian savoir faire, the members of the venerable institution poke fun at the existing status quo in America. Last year, the Lampoon made its presence felt when three editors provided the script, which proved hilarious to the end. Poking fun at Texas, the D.A.R., Oil Magnates, and various other impedimentia of modern America cul- ture, the Pudding Show blasted its way through one of its most successful seasons. On its road trip through New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, the show received the highest praise from newspaper critics. With the cast for this years show, the Pudding Chorus line, all male as has been the custom from time immemotial, will be as hairy- leggedly provocative to its audiences as it has been through its ninety-five odd years of pro- ductions. As freshmen are not allowed to participate in its shows, the House at 'l2 Holyoke Street maintains its impeccable atmosphere of care- less cosmopolitanism amidst the lesser drama- tic organizations so often found at a large University. However, during Sophomore year, if you have talent, inclination, or the time, you will certainly be welcome at the Pudding any afternoon in the early fall. IVY FILMS lvy Films, the first independent college group to produce and sell its own films, is the natural home of those whose interest in the cinema extends beyond the viewing of an oc- casional Saturday night western. The proud creator of the first full length sound movie produced by an unsubsidised student group, A Touch of the Times, Ivy also boasts sev- eral cameras and a full complement of near professional technicians, producers, and direc- tors, all of whom eagerly welcome new blood. Besides the actual filming of motion pic- tures, the society also shows experimental and educational films throughout the year and offers excellent advertising, public relations, and business experience to those who shun the creative side of the organization. lvy's com- petition period is short and candidates begin training immediately. Once members, they will undoubtably enjoy the private film showings and beer parties which round out the club's program. DEBATE COUNCIL If you delight in standing behind a podium and plying your invective before an audience, then you would enioy the Debate Council. Mixing its gravity and levity in amusing pro- portions, the Council argued its way through the 1952-53 season to one of the most suc- cessful records in its history. During last year's highball charged debate with Princeton, they drew the negative side in what was perhaps one of the most unfortunate debates in its history, Resolver: that it is beneficial for stu- dents to frequent the society of young ladies. On a more serious side, the Crimson re- tained a middle of the road status in Ivy League rankings with wins over Brown, Cornell, and Dartmouth, while succumbing to Yale, Columbia, and Princeton. Perhaps the victory over the Prison duo from Norfolk was the most gratifying. This team, confident after wins over Cambridge and McGill, finally succumbed to the Crimson on the topic of the repeal of the 22nd amendment. This year, the group should mark up an even better record. FLYING CLUB Flying at Harvard is gaining popularity. In the past two years the flying club has gained over 4OOCVo in membership. The pur- pose of the club is to provide a center for pilots at Harvard. Meetings occur about five times a year . . . free beer is always at hand, a visiting dignitary usually speaks on the glori- ous future of aviation, and one or two movies are shown of Air Meets or of Military acro- batics. At these times, also, plans are made for field trips to Air Meets with other college clubs. With the club's increased membership, and with the increased money, Larry Bitner and Doug Boyd, President and Vice-president, are looking around for a chance to buy airplanes. Although club members already enjoy a 'ISCKJ discount at Bedford Airport, owning their own airplanes would cut the cost of flying to about half and would bring aviation within the reach of everyone at Harvard. X'-' Q . ff if f f XX V 'Q 1 'I A We his . txt ' ' X ' JJ C3 ll I f' ff I, 1 W t F 9 'N X y D t , uuwp . 7 . 45, , - as an T f - - ' T - me .. 'S -I4 HARVARD BAND And the band played on as it marched through the Yale campus at four a.m., much to the dismay of New Haven bobbies and Yalies. Variety and excellent musicianship are the by-words of the Harvard Band, whether in its concerts given throughout the year at Sanders Theatre, or in its entertaining antics at the football half-times. Last year the Band displayed its famous adaptability by drumming along with Rod- cliffefs Drum Beats and Song, whose bare legs and breezy music packed Sanders Theatre throughout its run. The Harvard Band is especially proud of being a completely self-supporting group. This support comes through annual concerts which, as the student body knows too well and the freshmen will discover, are so well attended that tickets are quite hard to get. Many a frustrated Harvardman has advertised and searched in vain for a pair of tickets for that special girl. However, the Band is never too busy for charitable causes outside of its regular ac- tivities, such as its concert last year for the benefit of the Harvard Club Scholarship Fund or its concert this year for the benefit of the Yale boys and the New Haven police. 104 ORGAN SOCIETY A growing organization, the Harvard Organ Society last year expanded from a series of monthly recitals by professional organists of the Boston community to semi-monthly pro- grams over WHRB. Also, arrangements were made for occasional broadcasting of organ music from Symphony Hall over WGBH. By the end of the year, paid-admission recitals were held to help produce a solvent budget for the group. At monthly meetings distin- guished speakers and sumptuous refreshments aided the growing popularity of the Society, and now it stands fairly secure in the spec- trum of Harvard music groups. MUSIC CLUB Meeting monthly, the Harvard Music Club has developed an active student participation not only in the performing of contemporary music, but also in the composing of operas and various other musical enterprises which are then performed by the students. Several public concerts of choral and chamber music were performed last year in Paine Hall. At the meetings, playing and speaking musicians of the Greater Boston area brought forth dis- cussion of the problems of the creative and performing musician. Freshmen are eligible to try out for the series of house solo concerts and they can always find a chance to work in choral groups and in instrumental ensembles. PIERIAN SODALITY Though not as renowned as its bigger brother, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Pierian Sodality is one of the most talented student orchestras to be found in the country. Throughout the year the Sodality offers the student body a rich variety of symphonic music played in virtual professional fashion. The musicians are drawn from the students of Har- vard and Radcliffe, all of whom can claim vast ability in music and a desire to unite their talents in the presentation of the best music that they can, for all who listen. During the course of the year several group concerts are held for the University, not to mention the annual tour and other performances. This year a new branch, the Pierian String Quartet, is appearing on WHRB. This new innovation gives Harvard an opportunity to hear the works of the masters, performed by their classmates, without ever stirring from their rooms. All is not serious with the Sodality, as after each concert a tremendous party is held which both relaxes the performers and helps to weld them into a tighter knit group. All in all, the Pierian Sodality offers both the listener and the per- former one of the richest experiences to be found in Harvard. GLEE CLUB Considered one of the finest Glee Clubs in America, the Harvard Glee Club and the Radcliffe Choral Society dedicate themselves to the presentation and preservation of classi- cal choral music. Usually meeting three times a week under the direction of G. Wallace Woody Woodworth, the Glee Club carries on in the best traditions of its active thirty-four years, since the time it was founded by Dr. Archibald Davison, who changed it from a mandolin-plucking minstrel group to a serious singing society. Last year the Club performed Bach's St. Matthew's Passion and Berlioz' Romeo and Juliet with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. It also gave one of its best performances last Christmas of Handel's Messiah. The climax of the season featured its annual Sander's Theatre concert and the Spring Yard concerts. As usual, the evening strollers in the Yard have been entertained by occasional chords that drifted out of Sever T't's open windows. Those who have survived the traumatic blows of the Fall quartet trials are well on their way to another fine year in what is probably Har- vard's best loved organization. l f f i 1 l .6 . ' f 4 l MOUNTAINEERING CLUB With aching feet, chopped hands and Ev- erest as one of their ultimate goals, the Moun- taineering Club has scaled peaks in the U.S., British Columbia, South America, and Alaska. Confined mostly to New England summits dur- ing the school year, the club, under the direc- tion of President John S. Humphreys, holds courses in first aid, plans summer expeditions, and turns out their Harvard Mountaineering Guide from their headquarters in the basement of Lowell M. In a college where the average man re- gards it as cruel and abusive treatment to have to climb stairs beyond the second floor, the mountaineer's shrug off accusations of insanity and dream of summer when there will be new fields to conquer. 46? Y wh 'as- ef .gy I g gf A I .5,4l153l' ,pK fi APPLETON CLUB The attraction of Appleton Chapel at 8:40 A.M. may be dubious, but many attend services regularly. Many of these also form a dis- cussion group devoted to an intellectual ex- ploration of Christianity. The club's activities are not entirely aesthe- tic, however. During the last academic year, one and sometimes two nights a week were de- voted to dinners, followed by addresses by such men as Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr and Dr. Nesl Ferre of Vanderbilt University. The club does not confine itself to dinners and good talk either. The group last year sponsored a mock trial in which Christian Morality was put on trial. It was a dubious venture, however, for no verdict was handed down and the trial ended a moral victory for the devil. CATHOLIC CLUB Opening the year with a solemn high mass at St. Paul's, the Catholic Club expects another successful year in carrying the Roman Catholic message to the faithful. The Club is made up of Catholic lay students who are interested in fellowship and religious activities. During the year various speakers, lay and clerical, speak to the group on topics of in- formation to all students who are interested in religion. These periods of solemnity and thought are interspersed with social gatherings, including several dances. CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS Greatly cheered by President Pusey's speech on man and God at Harvard, the Christian Science Organization is looking forward to another successful season. Although they are not the largest of Harvard's religious groups, the Christian Scientists believe that they have a definite message for a divided world and have set to work to promulgate that message. Thus, the Christian Scientists have led an ex- tremely active lite. They invite all undergradu- ates interested in the movement or in the study of religion to attend the opening meetings and to learn about the aims and intents of Christian Science. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP He who desires the strictly non-denomina- tional Christian group heads almost immedi- ately to PBH on Wednesday night. This is the time when the lights burn late into the gloom of the Yard while the members sit up and dis- cuss Christianity's role in the College. The nor- mal program tends to consist of a speaker and discussion, the latter being the incentive to attend, for most people. Sharing both the be- lief that Harvard must remain a non-sectarian school and the feeling that Christianity must unite the various groups that form it, these students attempt to solve problems and to de- termine how to implement their ideas. As a result, they are a tightly knit group of students who find value in an exchange of ideas and ideals. HILLEL If you crave a kosher meal, some religious atmosphere, and ci little spice to your social life, a trip to 5 Bryant Street will be fruitful. Ziggy, as Rabbi Maurice Zigmond is known to all habitues of Hillel House, is the Founda- tion's friendly spiritual leader. Radcliffe, Lesley, Wellesley, and Harvard are all represented at his Friday evening religious service. However, spiritual inspiration is not the only Hillel contribution. Discussion groups on all religious topics are always well attended. Per- spectives, the Hillel national magazine offers an excellent opportunity for candidates. Sunday revelries provide the lighter side to the Hillel picture. Between eating brunch in the morning and singing Rad Ha-Yom at the close of the day, the members can find release from their academic grinds by either harmon- izing to Hebrew folk songs, relating with relish their latest iokes, or stepping off some fancy footwork to the tune of Tsena-Tsena. DRAMATIC CLUB The erstwhile controversy between the Har- vard Theatre Group's idea of theatre only for the dedicated, and the Dramatic Club's concept of theatre for the college amateur, was re- solved this year in the merger of the HTG with the Harvard Dramatic Club. Headed by President Neil Smith, the new Dramatic Club launched its first production of the year, The Male Animal. Written by James Thurber, this play parodies the college man. Another activity fostered by this year's Dramatic Club is the theatre workshop. De- l l wx, fe g 4 . f' l E ...- y . l. . s -.,, ,s , T , signed to train people who are interested in acting, the workshop will emphasize the im- portance of the theatre in the Harvard com- munity. Associate Professor Robert Chapman, who will direct the workshop, has indicated that the emphasis will be on classical rather than naturalistic technique. With a new basic policy, offering training to the amateur, and with a workshop in which to practice, the Dramatic Club plans not only to expand in membership and productions but also to increase undergraduate interest for the organization so that the Harvard theatre may entertain a larger audience. ' Q 'ii' , vi TQ? X' ' . XV ' f.. Ifffiifififf' ' f g ss. gi XXX .:,.:A. X X 4 ei ' f t s - , moiocv The Biology Club functions well in the fall and spring . . . when the biologists take trips to the hinterlands of New England, sur- veying their favorite plants and animals. Often they go in company with the Wellesley Biology Club, adding spice to their trips. But in the winter, the Crimson naturalists chafe inside Emerson Hall. All they can do during those days is shudder to the pictoral tramp of dinosaurs, marvel at Geological Sur- veys, photos, and ogle at microscopes. Their winter meetings show symptoms of restlessness. Held in Emerson with regularity throughout the off-season, they are character- ized best by the term anarchy. For, to the biologists, the prospect of spring and new ad- venture is the only thing worth planning for. OUTING CLUB No matter what sports your cravings lean towards, you can probably find a cohort in the Outing Club. Though it cannot yet lay claim to being as important on campus as its Dartmouth counterpart, the Outing Club is gradually becoming one of the most popular groups on campus. It is one of the few clubs that can boast almost continual activity through the year, appealing to, and open to, anyone. At some time or other almost everyone has attended one of the HOC's weekly square dances. Yet square dancing is merely one of the better known activities of the group. Rather, members tend to wait for the weekends and a chance to flee the confines of the Yard and travel out into some lesser known spot in New England. But group activities tend to be the rule, especially at their White Mountains' re- treat. Jaffrey, normally a quiet town, sud- denly is the scene of much gaiety, come the end of the week, as the club descends upon it. For even members of the distaff are wel- comed here and are much in evidence during the skiing season. But the mountains are not their only ioy. The white water of spring-flooded rivers draws an annual group, and the rolling sea attracts the sailors. These are but a few of the possi- bilities that are offered. The brightest event of the year is the annual Harvard-Wellesley Bike Race, aimed at determining how far youth will go in obtaining a date. SKI CLUB When a prospective freshman indicated to a Harvard alumnus that he might go to Dart- mouth, the Crimson grad reioined with Why go to Dartmouth, when you can come to Har- vard and ioin the Skiing Club? Present-day club members may be more cautious and not claim to have all the skiing advantages which the Hanover campus offers. Yet the Harvard skiier is by no means left with only the snow mounds in Cambridge for his winter amusement. As a base for his skiing operations, the Crimson skiier uses a cabin owned by the Club at Pinkham Notch, in the shadow of Mount Washington. Members pay nothing for the use of the bunks, and only minimum prices for food. From this cabin, most of the Harvard skiiers move out to the excellent skiing facilities of either Cranmore, Cannon, Black, or Thorne Mountains. Some choose to use the friendly slopes of Mount Washington, but all agree that the Skiing Club - with its cabin - has increased the pleasure in their favorite past- time. CHESS CLUB Fool's mate, Queen's gambit declined, Mate in tour, I resign. If these statements are at all familiar to you, you will be inter- ested in the Harvard Chess Club, ar at least familiar with its activities. From a spasmodic past the club has developed to its present sedentary but nontheless active existence, this year, under the leadership of Francis Duehay. The devotees of the royal game annually sponsor a college wide tournament, anyone who can count to sixty-four is welcome. The group also enters teams in the Metropolitan Chess League in Boston, last year's high stand- ings in all divisions indicated that the club was successful in culling talent from the college tournament. EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LIVING Primarily, the Harvard Experiment in Inter- national Living tries to provide interested stu- dents with an opportunity to spend a summer abroad in a country of their choice. The pat- tern is for students to spend one month living with a foreign family and the second month traveling with other members of the nation- wide group, who chose that particular coun- try. During the school year, they meet to dis- cuss their summer and to try to induce other interested students to ioin in the group and enioy this rather unusual opportunity to be- come better acquainted with other countries. RAILROAD CLUB Members of the HRC are interested vari- ously irr big trains, little trains, and two-dimen- sional trains. A love of railroading is the only prerequisite for this loosely constructed group. The members have constructed a large model railroad layout in their Student Activi- ties Center offices, the operation and main- tenance of this system provides hours of rec- reation for members. The group further ac- quaints itself with train lore through movies, models, and talks on railroading, sponsored periodically throughout the year. Venturing its curiosity further afield, the HRC makes annual pilgrimages to centers of train fares in and around Boston, the South Carver Railway, and the Maine Trolley Museum. BRIDGE CLUB For those who consider bridge not an oc- casional pastime but a way of life, the Harvard Bridge Club is the end of the trail. Meeting once a week in the Lowell House dining room, the club members while away an intense and pleasant evening via the play of duplicate bridge. A member of the American Contract Bridge League, the club plays other colleges throughout the year, climaxing its season with the grand Slam play-offs of the annual Inter- collegiate Bridge Tournament. ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY A clear day, a pair of binoculars, and a discerning eye are all the ingredients neces- sary for the perfect setting for this surprisingly active group of Harvard undergrads. At bi-weekly get-togethers, beginning in late October, these avid bird-watchers listen to bird migration experts, watch movies on the mating dance of the flamingo, and swap field notes. This society's most rewarding work, how- ever, is done by the stalwart adventurers. On foot or by car, they make field trips to the wooded areas of neighboring Essex County and sometimes as tar as the bird habitats of distant Connecticut, studying the peculiarities of winged creatures of every possible species. u FRENCH CLUB From its first learned speaker in the fall to its final picnic on the Regatta weekend, the French Club carries on activities both cul- tureles et Sociales. Speakers, who last year honored the club with brief chats, ranged from Professor Per oy of the Universete de Paris to Charles Boyer. One of the most successful undertakings of the year was an exposition of modern French literature, composed of 600 books secured from Paris publishers. The big social event of the CIub's season is March's masquerade ball, while informal Harvard-Rad- cliffe mixers held from time to time enable the members to indulge in some co-educational geniality a la francais. CLUB HISPANICO Habla espanol, Senor? . No Senor, we do not speak Spanish but if we had any interest in things espanol we would attend the meet- ings of Harvard's oldest language club, the Club Hispanico. The Club Hispanico and its Senoritas, the Radcliffe Pan-American Society, hold weekly meetings alternating between the Modern Lan- guage Centre and the 'Cliffe Field House, for the enioyment of the non-academic side of Spanish culture. At these meetings the Club presents special speakers, Spanish pictures, and folk dancing. Frequently, the meetings are adjourned to see Jose Greco or to have a good Spanish dinner con mucho vino. CIRCOLO ITALIANO Come to sunny Italy say the travel pos- ters. But for those who cannot quite make it to the land of Bocc occio and the Borgias, the Circolo Italiano does a good job of bringing both the intellectual and social sides of Italian culture to Harvard. At first, the club was open to members of the department only, now anyone who has an interest in Italy can partake of the cIub's varied activities. Last year Boris Goldovsky, director of opera at the New England Conservatory gave a well-attended talk on Italian opera. Later in the year, Professor Singleton discussed Dante. On the social side there was a dance with the Spanish Club and the annual inter-language Christmas party, where all members filled with the spirit of Christmas and the spirits of Italian punch loudly praised Italia, CLASSIC CLUB The Harvard Classics Club, dedicated to the proposition that the study of the good old days, the good old days being around the Fifth Century, B. C., is one of the noblest accomplishments of the modern Harvard youth. Its appeal is mainly to Classics concentrators although its doors are open to all those who believe that the study of the classics can be an intellectually stimulating experience. The club activities will feature talks by well known classicists in and out of Harvard. The atmos- phere is informal, the conversation, highbrow, the speakers brilliant. Speakers of recent years have included such charming philhellenics as Robert Frost, Thornton Wilder, and John Fin- ley. A Christmas party and a summer picnic are annual highlights where many fine things are said, much beer is consumed, and the Classics Club has a truly classic time. VEREIN TURMWACHTER Harvard's German Club is one of the old- est, most active, and most influential of the language clubs. Mainly its energies are di- rected toward social activities, in establishing an opportunity for German conversation, and in drinking dark beer. Moreover, they try to preserve an interest in things German. Last year they presented several German films and listened to some lectures in German. But the most attractive part of the club is its tradition, its yearly parties, the Maifest and Weihnacts- fest, and its atmosphere of good fellowship, in the German way. WIRELESS CLUB From poor, and probably shady, beginnings the Wireless Club has developed along with radio until today its voice is heard in such far- flung places as the Pacific, Africa and behind the iron curtain. Although Soviet iammers have curtailed their activities somewhat, the mem- bers of the Wireless Club have progressed in the amateur radio field with the avidity that only a true ham can show. Their head- quarters in the Student Activities Center is crowded with all manner of electronic equip- ment including a radio teletype, high fidelity amplifier, and three electrically rotated anten- nas constructed by members of the club. 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Beat in 2 iiggers white rum, adcl fifth whiskey, beat mixture, add pt. heavy cream, qt, rnilk, mix, chill, serve l pt. lemon iuice I pt. strong tea quart soda half lb. sugar chill and serve MILK PUNCH I part milk I part vanilla ice cream I part whiskey goes down easily, stays down, take a jug to the game C40 4 oz. servingsl I tall can grapefruit iuice lsweetenedl I tall can grapefruit'orange iuice I to Ilz fifths gin long dash ginger ale sugar to taste pour over a chunk of ice in punch bowl REBEL MOUNTAIN DEW l7O 5 oz. servingsl 3 pts. lime sherbet 3 qts. pineapple iuice 7 pts frozen orange iuice 3 qts. gin mix, serve, and see stars ARTILLERY PUNCH C20 4 oz. servingsl dissolve I cup sugar in juice 6 lemons. 2 tbsp. bitters, I fifth claret wine, I fifth sherry, I fifth cuban rum, I fifth whiskey, chill and add I qt, soda, serve sweeten to taste TXQQIXEEQQ me Hill III 'I -A ,Vw sir Q haf' :- Erahfurh Euniur Qlnllege Hop onto the ancient B 8K M and settle down for a long, slow trip. After countless pail of milk and bucket stops, one arrives at Haverhill, from whence it is but a short lump across the river to this distant cloister. Once there, if one wishes to stay there, he and his date have a choice of ping pong and luke box in Denworth Hall or a stroll through Brad- ford's famed underground lovers' lane . For the winter visitor, Bradford has a pair of ski hills equipped with rope tows. Night life is restricted both by permissions and a definite dearth of good places to visit, and one must wait until Spring before Crane's Beach, Salisbury or Hampton Beach are ripe for beach parties. Bradford receives relatively few visitors be- cause of its North Shore-like inland location, there are usually more girls going out than men coming in. Yet this might be considered a good hunting ground for the more particular connoiseur. Even considering the several de- cent places of entertainment in the area, there remains the omnipotent deterrent e the primi- tive nocturnal restrictions: Ten-thirty on week- days, eleven on Fridays and midnight on Sat- urdays. Freshmen are allowed thirteen over- nights a year while Seniors have pushed it up to seventeen fthe odd night coming in the second terml. Bird Switchboard and Seniors Haverhill 4-6321 Greenleaf HA 4-9771 Hatch HA 4-979i Johnson HA 4-9669 nhinutt yuniur allege Hop into your boat, up mainsail, open the brew, and set a course north along the coast. Slightly above Salem you will come to Beverly, site of Endicott JC. Admittedly, few people have access to a boat, but it is the best means of travel. A car is the most practical, though it is a long drive. Once you are clear of Salem the drive is worth the effort it takes to get as far as Salem. Along the highway in Beverly, one will see mysterious signs pointing to buildings set back from the road, one of the many beauties of the campus. Many a couple has 'gotten lost' on dark evenings, while wandering peacefully around the campus. Even more have missed the way during the daytime, as this is the best time to set wheel for Endicott. Aside from a walk by the moonlit sea shore, the evenings here have little to offer unless there is some maior campus affair. The near- est town of any size is Salem, which retains only legendary glamour. Boston is too far to travel, though it may be the best alternative. It will take about that long for her to figure out how late she can stay out. For permissions are strictly puritanical. She is allowed unlimited l'l:OO's. But if she wishes to stay out later, she is allowed seven l:OO's or overnights a semester, plus six twelve o'clocks. During the week, though, she must be tucked safely into her trundle bed by 9:45 . . . for this the housemother will pat you on the head and call you at least a good boy. If you plan to iourney north, make sure your date is in good shape with dean's office other- wise she will probably have to be in by 'll:0O. Those who aren't have probably miss-counted their sign-in times . . . the dean's office doesn't. ZBiaI 376 Hale Beverly Farms 418 I-Y ' Bl 7 ' ' t .x '- VIWl.1l?'5.W-1?-P11 Tiasell Zuniur allege Don't plan to walk to Auburndale Ca strange suburb of Newtonl . . . you'II need at least a bike, preferably a car, for it is nine miles beyond walking distance along Route 16, in the general direction of Wellesley. Not only do you need a car to get there, try getting a date without one. Your best bet is to swing out on to Route 30 and aim for Boston, this will take you miles away from that huge gym and thought of the gargantuan mixers held there. Anyhow, far from being the outdoor type, your date here will probably prefer the indoor sports, though she will not decline an opportunity to watch others act 'physical'. What does the average Lasell girl like? . . . men! She goes far and wide with those from the Greater Boston Area and has been oc- Tieslep Euniur allege For the Harvard man whose inclinations or pocketbook make a visit to one of the out- lying factories for the dissemination of know- ledge to recalcitrant females prohibitive, Lesley is situated within easy reach . . . lust back of the Graduate Center. Turn right at the World Tree and come out onto Everett street. The dorms are clearly marked: you can't miss it. Lesley specializes in turning out teachers and, while undergraduates are not noted for the avidity with which they pursue their studies, enforced nightly study periods between seven and nine in the evening add a slightly peda- gogical touch to what otherwise seems to be a college girI's social paradise. Don't worry too much about Grad. Center competition, for the Lesley Iasses far prefer collegiates in their amorous escapades. Such escapades as are escapaded are restricted by a tight parietal policy. Freshmen are allowed to remain out until 12 on Saturday although occasional social functions are carried on be- yond the witching hour. Upperclassmen are permitted four one o'clocks per semester. As for areas of action, the entire Boston enter- tainment net is open to the undergraduate. Lesley girls are not adverse to riding the MTA or walking to the UT for a flick, so the pros- pective Lesley dater need not be too discour- aged by visions of a deflated purse. casionally seen with an Indian from the Hono- verian tribe. Given but two short years in which to establish their contacts for a possible future in Massachusetts, they exhibit an ex- pected propensity towards the Harvard man who indicates at least a slight interest. But beware . . . The wrath of those in power shall fall upon your head if you do not have her through the portals by 11:30 on Fridays and 12:45 on Saturdays . . . tied down during the week, the Lasell girl is free for twelve week- ends during a semester. And it's closer than Wellesley! Blat All calls through switchboard LA 7-0630 - 5, -99 I ,, , ,Ir IN Ili . 1 ' V 4 I ' I , T-'ii I Ill I . II Ml I ul k,' 1 ' A f-J l tell you, Ruppert, she's real cute. Eial Office: 2 Everett St. KI 7-1655, KI 7-2218 31 Everett St. fSeniorsJ EL 4-8520 45 Oxford St. lSeniors1 EL 4-8544 38 Concord Ave. Uuniorsj EL 4-9597 40 Concord Ave. Uuniorst EL 4-8939 ine jlltlannr 3Iuntn1f :allege When William Faulkner spoke at Pine Manor last spring, he represented the biggest attraction that little college has had in a dec- ade . . . inclusive only of outside talent, of course. Long overshadowed by Welleslay, the Manor often has had to settle for second best in the Cantab date book. It deserves, however, a second look at least. For entertainment, one must head out of town for anything better than a cup of coffee at Seiler's ibut some people think more of the company than of the coffeei. For local color, such as tennis or the other simple and natural pleasures, one need not move off the spraw ling campus. The primary drawback lies in medeival rules that present formidable barriers during the week nights. Only seniors are able to venture away at this time, once until the bewitching hour of ten. Freshmen have unlimited twelve thirties on Saturdays and this privilege is ex- tended to four Fridays in the Spring term. A ylgxuuuciiatct I -- , MH, . LH X -., 1 , X li q F 4 .1633 'TJI . 4 .V , ft, A I,-Ti l.. , W5 T' . g ag I. f V- i t S 5 l W -X ff f Qt wb it 69 1 f-13, Y:iME53?Z,.v ' 'T'--Ysiiiftzgt . f, fr ' t, ---- 5-. 1 Nfefg, ' N ' I ' ltsu liberal policy of one o'clocks on any Friday or Saturday is granted to the upperclassmen. Route Sixteen is the yellow brick road . . . follow it! Emi All calls through switchboard WE 5-3010 bargent allege Many an unwary Harvard man has been trapped on his way up Mass. Ave. by females who swarm out and snare particularly appeal- ing young males. Lugging their potential es- corts, these Amazons retire into the compara- tive safety of their cave , To the further horror of the victim, he soon finds that he is being held in the rear of the Law School, by a strange group of B.U. students. For Sargent is the Cambridge outpost for those who crave to learn about physical culture and the teach- ings of Charles Atlas. Strangely enough, after an evening of physical combat, many of the hardy take great delight in returning for more. Do not let this first glimpse scare you away. For these lovelies do not concentrate entirely upon activities involving the body, and one often finds an intellectual companion who can make even the most erudite sit up and take notice. Here is the perfect spot for the man without a car. You have to walk only half as far as the Cliffe for a pleasant evening. Sprint with her to the MTA and Boston is yours to command. Better yet, take her for a stroll along the Charles, where you and she can compete in pushups. Just remember to get her home in time for her beauty sleep. The doors are locked by midnight on Fridays, but on Saturday she may stay out until one. Baal 6 Everett St. TR 6-0550 8 Everett St. EL 4-8096 ahizliffe allege Radcliffe girls now take up nearly twenty per cent of the seats in Harvard's undergradu- ate classes, they often take up more than thirty per cent of the seats in Cronin's, and over fifty per cent end up with a wedding ring presented by an educational brother . Drumbeats and Song , the mid-winter mu- sical, is a good example of the joint efforts of the Cambridge colleges. Writing, composing, directing, acting and singing is all provided by local talents. The most awaited feature of the annual, however, is the justly celebrated kickline, showing the best legs in Radcliffe. Though perhaps not the most convincing argument, the proximity of the Cliffe is cer- tainly a strong encouragement. Once past the seemingly interminable and iammed Jolly-ups, the Harvard man is home free. The Shepard- Walker Street area is a mere ten minute walk, and there is no shortage of entertainment in local spots or in Boston. lf in dire financial straits, the dater may always turn to the li- braries fWidener or Radcliffel or common rooms for a social festivity of sorts. Academic freedom has also spread to sign- outs at Radcliffe. The authorities there don't begin to check on their charges till after ten, and the lowly freshman is granted fifteen one o'clocks to carry her through the Fall term, in the Spring, she may be out till that hour any night in the evening. The upper classes are given the one okay throughout the year, while the Seniors need not return at all - provided they produce a reasonable why and wherefore. Rial College Office KI 7-4600 Ames Hall EL 4-9285 Barnard Hall EL 4-9433 Bertram Hall EL 4-8374 Briggs Hall 4-9195 Buckingham House 4-9479 Cabot Hall 4-9230 Edmonds House 4-8519 Eliot Hall 4-8314 Everett House 4-9651 Gilman House 4-8413 Henry House 4-8146 Holmes Holl 4-9268 Moors Hall 4-8234 Peach House 4-8489 Putnam House 4-9424 Saville House 4-9801 20 Walker St. 4-8147 Whitman Hall 4-9400 N 1 r X A Sf! V x Q vi STU . 7-2077 U J bummuns ullrzge 1 ...mul What's at the Fens he said. Don't you know. That's where the Red Sox play. But they don't play in the winter he said. I know. I did not say that there was nothing else there. Over there, down the street from the park lies a cluster of brick buildings which form Sim- mons college. And what a college it is. Why the girls there study positively everything, in- cluding college men. ln fact they just love their night school courses. Naturally, being an intelligent Harvard man I like to go over there and help broaden their education. Not only that, but they can help one while away a most delightful evening on the campus without spending a penny fother than a couple of subway tokensj. I merely walk into one of the dorms and let out a cry for a fourth , and within the twinkling of the eye I am seated at a bridge table. At ten we merely move ourselves over to Evans till one-thirty. What could be more delightful. If I should crave more excitement, I merely let her guide me through the MTA's intricacies into the heart of Boston. There we can choose whatever we wish to do. Occasionally I may give one of the girls a real thrill and take her out along the road to Worcester to some of the night- spots there. Naturally that isn't all. For every so often one of the Iovelies is inclined to invite me over for some one of their numerous dances. Ah, what can be more delightful than to be the guest of some sweet young thing - put on display for all the others to see. Ooh, Ia, Ia, they have never had it so good. But one thought to keep in mind is the time. The hap- less Freshmen must vanish by nine-thirty on weekdays, but can stay out till twelve-thirty and one-thirty on weekends. Sophomores are able to stay out till ten during the week, while Juniors and Seniors may play Cinderella until one-thirty whenever they desire. ZBiaI College Office 6-7400 Appleton House 6-8564 Bellevue House 6-9184 Brick House 6-9006 Brookline House 6-8836 East House 6-8673 Evans Hall 6-8958 Longwood House 6-8769 North House 6-9002 Pilgrim House 2-6075 Students House 6-9094 9 Francis Street 6-9290 21 Francis Street 6-8945 26 Francis Street 6-8850 36 Francis Street 6-8935 232 Kent Street 6-9157 240 Kent Street 6-8946 241 Kent Street 6-9053 14 Newell Road 6-9053 beelunk nllege Out of the ranks of the finishing schools came Wheelock . . . now a full fledged four year college. But even that won't help you to find the place. After roaming around the Fens even the most able pathfinder will experience a few twitches as he tries to differentiate be- tween dorms Wheelock and dorms Simmons. If, however, you can spot a lass who is special- izing in education on the primary level, you've found a Wheelock girl. These girls konw their way around, even via the much abused Cond rightly sol MTA system and will often assume a somewhat ma- ternal air as they instruct their escorts in the technique of buying tokens and etc. And when you get back to Wheelock the next time, you never know whether you're about to witness an intra-school ball game or an archery match. ,l. 1 -f-'f'fwef'Yi1ggsf9hrfSi'vn+ A Q . 1 'sit -- - Nix li ' 't' kiifgkirx, W fb-N-Q., Beware, though, that you don't keep her out too late. For she must be safely inside the door by 12:30 on Friday and 1:00 on Satur- day. Sunday she may roam till 11:00. During the week the gates open to an exodus on Wednesday till the witching hour, but she may take off almost one night a week for the year Cthirtry overnights in alll. i IGN ZBtaI College Office 7-7050 Forsythe 7-7886 Pilgrim East 6-8708 Riverway House 6-9260 Longwood House 6-8720 Carlton House 6-9181 Colchester House 6-8541 Kent House 6-8577 33,6 Wellesley allege ii.-. 5 ' 'il ii- my XX 21 ..fivI'?f-Q. vU6.f.z-xg, . Sometime in the early Springtime, a score or so of Harvard men can be seen pedalling furiously away from Cambridge on Route 16. Their destination? Wellesley, for this is the annual bike race to that haven some long twenty miles distant. And on many other days and nights of the year, particularly weekends, that same route is crowded with cars and hitchikers - some seeking an escape from Radcliffe, others merely seeking. Wellesley is in the country. For the insol- vent dater, the college offers a beautiful cam- pus, spread spaciously about Lake Waban, the Well Cfor a fast snack or meallg the Rec Hall Cping pong through shuffleboardjg and the best theatre in the area. For the man whose date is anxious to move out of the rural setting, there is a wide variety of entertainment. A dinner date can be sited at Seiler's in the town, the Meadows, Abner Wheeler's, the 1812 House or Christie's on Route Nine, even a Howard .lohnson's. Afterwards, a drive along the Wor- cester turnpike may provide a drive-in, danc- ing, driving a golf ball, or drinking. For the more rabid dater, Boston lies only forty min- utes away. Social occasions at the college occur Fall, Winter and Spring. Starting with the familiar Mixers in September, the girls move into a spirited musical in October labeled the Junior Show. February brings the most glamorous festivity of all, the Wellesley Carousel, com- plete with a hayride and formal dance, lasting from Friday through Sunday. As Spring comes to Wellesley, the girls frolic and dance at Arbor Day and close with the famed Hoop race which never fails to draw at least one Harvard contestant. Dating rules vary with the class. Freshmen must be in at ten unless out on limited eleven- thirties or one o'clocks ffifteen a yearl. Soph- omores rate two ones per week, with unlimited eleven-thirties and overnights. Upperclassmen are privileged to go out any night till an hour past midnight. Rial Administration Office WE 5-0320 fo 3 Beebe Hall we 3-3361 .. 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Whlmcr Llbmy YXYC Sctxe tl1c3EQEAntcrit.xn EXETER STREET THEATER Ei' Z THE NILE SELECT FILMS A 4 Syrian and Ameritan Restautlnt Exeter and Newbury Streets, Boston BMEECUUI L-mb on skewers DCEID G. Salem 52 HUDSON STREET Klsnmore 6.7067 Mamzger Boston, Mass. HAncock 6-0669 ENTERTAINMENT NET . . Here is a list of the ten most frequented college hangouts, in and around Boston. Whether you desire a quiet corner in which to drink and talk, or a ringside table where you can be amused or impressed, one of these will suit your tastes. With this purpose in mind, the following dope sheet is hereby presented, though only under the condition that Harvard Yearbook Publications assumes no responsi- bility for the results of over-inebriation, over- spending, or under-tipping. The Barclay, 100 Mt. Auburn KK! 7-19001. Harvard Square's one and only spot for dining and dancing. The lights are low, the drinks reasonable, and the nightly trio tops for its size. No cover, no minimum. Bavarian Rathskeller, 179 Tremont Sreet ILI 2-O883I. For dark beer and lively en- tertainment, this is the place. Two floor shows nightly, in the European manner, DICKSON BROS. EVERYTHING HARDWARE - KITCHEN 8: ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Paints 26 BRATTLE STREET CAMBRIDGE 38, MASS. CRIMSON PRINTING CO. 14 PLYMPTON STREET CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Telephone Trowbridge 6-5590 S. H. MCCARTNEY 104 MT. AUBURN Sfomge Covzplvle Azrlomofire Service A711050 Gai Ki. 7-7750 Tr. 6-1500 with reasonable prices. No cover, but a two dollar minimum on Fridays and Satur- days. Blinstrub's Village, 304 Broadway KSO 8-54405. lf you like spacious surroundings, this is the place. The seating capacity and the dance floor are reputed to be the world's largest. Without reservations, field glasses might be advisable in order to view the two shows nightly, but it's well worth the trouble to see some of the nation's top entertainers. The prices are moderate, with no cover. But there is a two-fifty minimum on weekdays and a dollar boost on Satur- days. Take care when the stars are in town, for then the minimum goes up to four-fifty. Hi-Hat, 572 Columbus Ave. IKE 6-05501. In the midst of the iazz district, the manage- ment brings you the tops in jazz, generally bebop, including name stars such as Artie Shaw, Oscar Peterson, or Coleman Haw- kins. Recently redecorated, good drinks at medium prices, no cover but a minimum of two dollars weekdays with two-fifty on weekends. STUDENT and OFFICE SUPPLIES xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv Bob Sfaie Sinflianen. I N I bfllllllnlllllllllllllllnE I2 SS MASS. AVE., CAMBRIDGE lllllllll I0 xxxxx' xxx Klrkland 7- I 230 Q0 fter onzpcz-ng HARVARD SQUARE. CAMBRIDGE I5 MILK ST., BOSTON Two generations of Harvard men have arrested ro the fine qu.1Iiry and durability of BOLTER'S APPAREL and FUR- NISHINGS . . . .md ro our policy of prudent prices. HYANNIS, MASS, OGUNQUIT, MAINE PT. LAUDIZRDALE, FLORIDA The Meadows, Worcester Turnpike lFram- ingham 61241. Vaughn Monroe owns one of the most beautiful and popular clubs in the Boston area. He is rarely there himself, but you can always find a good replace- ment on the bandstand. The minimum in the dining room is one-fifty weekdays, two- fifty Fridays, and three-fifty on Saturdays. The wary, though, settle in the Fireside Lounge where the minimum is only one- titty on Friday and two dollars on Satur- day. Drinks are reasonable, and you have good odds of meeting Wellesley friends. Moulin Rouge, 160 Commonwealth Avenue KCO 6-47001. Be ready for good enter- tainment at high prices. No dancing, but a continuous show, with 9:30 and 11:30 specials. There is a two-titty tab on week- days and a three-fifty minimum on week- ends. From a coke to champagne the bill is eight bits. No dinner. Robinhoocl's Ten Acres, Old Post Road CWayland 2631. Dancing among the Boston collegians who like to have a longer ride home with their one and only. The prices are reasonable, but there is a two dollar THE KIRKLAND Ottice - 6' Kirkland St. Cambridge 38, Mass. ll fri .1 mum vm r15i.x1'. In ,I mffnl new gn! ,lust ring this number ELIOT 5-H2 ifl, Liwme right ro this spoil a Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Telephone Klrkldnd '-5-l-42 17 Bratrlc Street Harvard Square Cambridge 33, Mass, AlR CONDITIONED FOR YOl'R COMFORT Pizza - Steaks - Spaghetti - Ravioli - Cacciatarc - Chicken A SNACK TO A FULL COURSE DINNER SIMEONE'S ITALIAN-AMERICAN RESATURANT Telephone Eliot -I-9569 21 Brookline Sr. Cambridge. Mass., OH Mass. Ave. your ford dealer THE ELBERY MOTOR CO. IHC. Frank Elbery clip on Friday nights and you have to pay at least two-titty per on Saturdays. The lounge does boast a lower minimum, yet easy access to the dance floor. Savoy, 410 Massachusetts Ave. CCI 7-84215. 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Their depiction of the Harvardman, derived usually from an over-enthusiastic description of The Harvard Way of Life, ranges from a mild description of the club life in Cambridge to wild fantasies which approach the stories told about gay Capri. One such outsider actually drew up a schedule, as he saw it, of the average under- graduate day at Harvard . . . 9:25 A.M. Alarm rings. Harvardian rises, prowls through his three-room suite to his pri- vate bathroom. He realizes that he has only five minutes to get to breakfast, so he hurries. 9:35. Wearing a tie and iacket Che wouldn't feel like a gentleman otherwisel, he descends two flights of stairs to the dining hall. 9:55. Returning to collect his cigarettes before heading to class, he meets the chambermaid, who is entering his suite. He tells her to be careful when folding the corners of his sheets and blankets, and not to be as sloppy as she was the day before. He also asks her to collect the beer cans from the floor and vacuum the carpet because we had a little party last night. One of the boys is facing an exam to- day, so we thought we'd give him a little sendoff. TO-12. Classes in Appreciation of good literature and Music of the Baroque era. The undergraduate is bored by having to re- main in class for two hours each day, but he consoles himself with the hope of becoming an honors candidate and writing a thesis during senior year, thus cutting one more class from his daily schedule. 12-2. Lunch. The undergraduate sits at a table with tutors Caspiring Ph.D.'s who are forced to entertain the puerilesj. They shake hands all around. The tutors put away the New York Times, and talk with the student about Harvard's football team, the new issue of Hymarx, and the latest Martin and Lewis movie at the University Theatre. 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However, encouragement also lies in the popu- larity the sIicks seem to be enjoying at the newsstands. This is in compliance with the latest political creed, A buxom girl in every home - even if she's on a magazine cover. 2-4. Afternoon nap. The Harvardian has been strained by the use of his mental powers, also, he faces a taxing evening. 4-6. Cocktail party. Held at the home of an instructor, it centers on straight gin, Irish whiskey, and Vodka diluted by Iofo water. A discussion is started by Miss Jane Radcliffe, in which the sexual habits of Peter Tchaikovsky are contrasted with those of Queen Elizabeth I of England, and Tiberius, emporor of Rome. A uniformity is observed. 6-7:30. Dinner. Harvardian sits with his fellows, avoiding the tutors who have returned to the Times. Some of his classmates have just left the rugby field, and are still wearing Ber- muda shorts Cwith tie and jacket of coursei. Discussion centers on food, and murmurs of protest are heard because the University has put apple pie on the menu for the third time in two weeks. Someone suggests a few drinks, to help ease the pain of food poisoning. The idea is readily accepted. 7:30-8. Sherry is consumed. Student sud- denly remembers that he hasn't read the latest Esquire so he excuses himself and heads for the Junior Common Room. 8-IO. While absorbing the latest in Esky's art, the Harvardian sips demi-tasse. Puzzled by the large number of students in the Junior Common Room, he soon realizes that an after- dinner speech is in order. He settles down for a pleasant evening of listening, and is not disappointed. Professor Francois DeFunct of the University of Armitiers discourses eloquently on The Sociological Structure of the Home during the Pre-Historical Era of the North African Moor. IO- I2. 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