Saint Marks School - Lion Yearbook (Southborough, MA)

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JOHN MYER BOWERS Yale John doesn't like to talk shop, BUT if you really want to know how to start a newspaper, row a crew race, play foot- fj ill I fi ! lnformatlon on thc sc subjmcts Xale awaits lohn with no llttlc antlelpa tion and Iohn expects th it bv nm xt September his mustache will win the admiration of the Ncvw Hay en dcbutantes his lata. st field of cxplor ation Whether his gl imorous goose neck lb eneirclcd by a wing collar from Brooks Brothers. or by a sea- going scarf from Lord and Taylor's, John's presence lends to any gather- ing the atmosphere of social pro- priety. ball, sail a boat, or woo a woman, he will give you invaluable QAQWIKWXX -1 . Q 1 2 - 'fgjff .il ,' - . ' 2, .I ' r, f I t A1 I s I I . . X Y 3 V 7 x 1 1' ' ' 0 i ' I 1 I I - . , . . . s a .' .' - l l W K l K ' Y' X4 ZQ i Roman Poom-1 BALDXVIN Yale T If you should chance to enter a certain room in New Corri- dor at half-past three in the afternoon, you would find a dark room with a huddled form in one corner under the dim lamp. This is the genius of the dark room, wl1o ill spite of many and varied smells always seems to bring forth a perfectly developed film Qif you don't mind hypo stains and a hole here and therel. The Darrn how- ever really excels in twisting himself into horrible positions and unwind- ing with one sinuous jerk, to the amazement of all spectators. VVhen asked a question, Rajeer has to look all over the room, inspect you from every angle, and emit gurgling noises from his wide-open mouth before he can bring himself to answer. Hifi l ll aa y, nu ..-T 13 1938

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Rox' FA MPBELI, llowrms Annapolis Not outdone hy Hearst, Kousscvitsky, The Hill-Harriman entente, or John Paul Jones himself, our Fooperstown tycoon is essentially fifllllfllllf' rl'1rffaire.v. Perhaps, also, these affairs aren't confined to business deals, hut leaving Roy's Giovannic propensi- ties, it must he agreed that ambition isn't a completely defunct quality in St. Marks when we have an aspirant midshipman among' us whose experience has associated him with the New York Tinles, the hass viol, the VVhitman Gulch and South- ern Railroad. Nyack, N. Y., yes even the exclusive Vountry Vluhhcr. Our hearts go out to Miss VVarren who will no longer find the omni- present yet esoteric packets from Andover to drop in the Sixth Form basket. ,.,-,.,,,,. ,-.., ..-eg. STAMQKS FREDERICK Hi'NTINoroN K'nA'rrn1:1,n Ilarvard Fred is awfully smart -'oh awfully smart. lf he spent half the time on his work that he takes in figuring out how to avoid it, he would be a truly great scholar. But for all of the hifi? -l 14 Jaw's langour, he has developed a most magnificent physique. the kind that clothes fit very easily, so .l. Press tells us. t'hat's patronage of said tailor gives evidence of his flair for stylish clothes. When in a tight spot Fred has two well-calculated systems of attack and defense. ln defense the cychrows go up, the hand flits daintily to the mouth to stifle a half-yawn, and he appears bored and disinterested. ln the at- tack, the jaw squares prominently, the huge arms go in a wide circle, and all foes are at once powerless in a vice-like grip. Une last word ahout the Jawadon't ever play cards or backgammon with him.