Saint Marks School - Lion Yearbook (Southborough, MA)

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The Monitors lim-If lime: Kernoehan, Millett, D., Carhart, J. Frrmf Roux' Nickerson, l'l., Ilarder, L., Dr. Parkman, Ilall, Xvhitloek. Form History Thirty-one! Blood, thunder. and paddles! When Sixth-Formers were supermen and new kids smarted for it. Fourteen trembling First-Formers passed screaming through the last Sanguinary Saturday of St. lNIark's history. Paddle hlows rained upon them: shouts of fiendish glee echoed in their ears as they ate soap. scrambled like eggs, read Greek, and sat on the fire. And far into the wretched night the same fourteen lay groaning as they massaged their hattered anatomy. So the nucleus of '37 came into heing. At first. cousins Jolm and VVitchy dominated the form, lmrowheating all who came within range, and kow-towing to none hut the mighty Vhink who nightly pelted the snoring Sam with shoes. Searcely a fortnight had elapsed when Al, from his lofty height, fell forward fainting at dinner, and huried his face in the muffins. Then came the discovery of Yuteh's strange hut deep-rooted interest in our lad from Nahant f an interest frequently hreaking out in the form of violence. Thus it was no surprise when one of our former classmates. famous for his atomizer, tact- lessly hrought up the suhjeet and was rewarded with several loose teeth, whereupon the iraseihle Mr. Yuteh retired to the hospital with an infected hand. ln Dormitory A, Mr. Reed read us Just David, and Happy Jack tlIIl2i.Zl'li us with his immaculate hair. Gar's clothes, even at this early stage, hegau to show the racetraek influence, while Big Bertha clung persistently to her Maine accent, and at the First Form tahle we were the bane of hir. Gaecon. Gym day. long threatened, appeared and of us all, only Nick received the pile in recognition of his position as the freshest new kid. On the other hand, Ned and Jackie, as he was then called, ll -D