St Andrews School - Criss Cross Yearbook (Middletown, DE)

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ROBERT ANGUS BROWNE Enlered '36 New Yorlc Cily Darlmoufh HGUSHI .Boba Varsily Eoolball '36-'39 Lellerman '36-'39 Wresllinq Squad '36-'39 Varsily Crew '36-'39 Lellerman '38 Yachl Club '38-'39 Criss Cross Club '37-'39 Presidenl '38-'39 Bob was The originalor of S+. Andrews wil. l-lis parlicular brand ol humor is a form ol mild drollery. ll is only nalural lhal such a person would be a born aclor and Bob is, being Presidenl of Jrhe Criss Cross Club. The Sixlh Form common room will be ralher dead when he leaves, for lhere seems lo be no one 'ro carry on in his place. GEORGE BRADER BUCKNER Enlered '36 Belhlehem, Pa. Cornell IlBUCkll Eoolball Squad '38-'39 Varsily Baslcelball '37-'39 Lelferman '37-'39 Glee Club '37-'39 Choir '37-'39 Orcheslra '37-'38 Noxenlowners '37-'39 Cardinal '39 Camera Club '39 George is Cupid's conlribulion 'ro 'rhe Sixlh Eorm. Personalily plus radiales from him, or could il be some super-nalural masculine maqnelism. Yel, in spile of his Don Juan aclivilies, Buck slill seems lo find lime lo gel Jrhird group, 'ro dis- 'ringuish himself alhlefically, and +o wear clolhes lhal would pul Jack Benny 'ro shame.

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THOMAS VANWINKLE ASHTON EnTered '34 WilmingTon, Del. TriniTy Tomoooosel' J.V. l:ooTball T34-'37 WresTling Squad '34-'36 Crew '34-'39 Squash '37-'39 Choir 34-'35 Yearbook '38 Cardinal '37-'39 VarsiTy l:ooTball T37-'39 Tom is a charTer member oT The pres- enT sixTh Torm. Since his second Torm year he has seldom dropped below Third group. DespiTe some ribbing abouT his slow speech, Tomoooose is The besT oT Triends. He is The oTTicial hosT Tor The sixTh Torm on iTs weelcends. LeT's go up To AshTon's has become The byword Tor almosT all weelcenders. THECDDORE BERESFORD AUSTIN EnTered '34 Media, Pa. Yale HFGCGH, IllXAOUTl'lll, ilTEdlI J.V. l:ooTball '34-'38 Tennis T34-T39 LeTTerman '35-'39 Squash '35-'39 J,V. Baseball '34-'36 Cardinal '37-'39 Yearboolc '38 Ncxenfowners Criss Cross Club '37-'39 Glee Club '38-'39 Any sporT wi+h a racqueT is AusTinls TorTe. For The lasT Two years he has had The disTincTion OT being number one man on boTh The squash and Tennis Teams. His iam sessions are now accepTed, and The Torm Throngs inTo his room To sooThe Themselves by swinging To AusTin's re- cordings. '.?T3M',4f6 1

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WILLIAM PRICE OLIVER CLARKE Enfered '35 Annapolis, Ivld. Naval Academy Sailor J.V. Foofball '35-I38 Varsify Foofball '38-'39 Lefferman '38-'39 Wresfling '35-'39 Lefferman '35-'39 Crew '35-'39 Lefferman '37-I38 Capfain '39 Secrefary-Treasurer Eiffh Form Secrefary-Treasurer Sixfh Form Yachf Club I35-'39 Commodore Yachf Club '38-'39 If can easily be seen fhaf Clarlce is a Navy man. I-Iis afhlefic prowess and self- cerfainfy earmarlc him perfecfly. Prob- ably he will be remembered Iongesf for his super-human wresfling feaf in winning his Lawrenceville rnafch and sfarfing SA. fo a cherished vicfory over fhaf feam. GEORGE ANDREW DUNNING Enfered '35 Chesfnuf I-Iill, Pa. Penn .ieadn Varsify Foofloall '35-'36 Crew '37-'38 Golf '37-'39 Capfain I39 Varsify Eoofball Manager '37f38 Wresfling '38 Rifle Club '37 Sfamp Club '36-'37 George is famous for his sweef swing, which he plays confinually, much fo fhe enioymenf of his classmafes. I-Iis sfock of choice records and his pipes render him pracfically invaluable fo fhe Sixfh Form. I-lis only vice, which fhere is liffle hope of changing, is his belief fhaf golf can be played equally well in winfer as in fhe summer.