Saint Marks School - Lion Yearbook (Southborough, MA)

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The Faculty 'PHE REV. xvILLIAM BHEWSTEN, AB., B.D., llrurlrmzxtvr l':llWAliD QQUODRIDKIE, XB., Svnior .Uu.vIvr, 1'vI'l'lll'lI xYlLl,I.KM XYYATT Iiumrlu, J lc., LB., .'1.vs1'.wtf1r1t llmrl- llzuxfrr, flrrrlf, Lflfllll Flu-:nEu1r'u Rl-:1xr1r:1.n Wmzn, AAI., .-l.v.wi.wI11nl Ilnrui- lIlllSft'l', l':llfll1'SIl ' EDWIN l'l'MM1Nus I,.w'1u-:NvE, AAI., Fl't'I1!'1I Gonrnm' BRINLEY, BS., Frffnvlz, German PHILIP Hvrnx, AB., Lalin i'nxm.l-ls Hxsul-:m'11.l.r: SAI'NDl'IRS, AB., Jlrrllzr- nz fl tif-.v J.xmcslll1,'mN Mum, .X.M., Lrztin Kl.EBl'1R ll.x1,1., 1 I-Ilf'AlI'fN JOHN RIK'H.XliD Sl'Yn.xM, Ph.D,, l'lzf'n11'xtry, l'l1ys1'r.v liomxu D.-uucow S.-xwvmn, Jun, BH., JIllf'Il'lI1tlfI.l'.V llol.x.1s STIUTTUN FnENc'H, A.M., Frmzrlz, Latin l,.XYlD l':1,Ml'lR F01-1, .'X.M., Sf'I't'HI'f', l'hy.vir-rzl IJIIIIPII- firm Tum: lil-lv. G1-Lomax-1 IIKYID lI.umM.xx, BS., f'lmplr11'u, S1lf'I'I'lf S,IlIII'!'.T W11,mr:1m Tnomxsux Gm-:NM11,l., NIA., Illlvlury II mm' Box-:mil-1 l IN11:, MA., .1lutlu'ru.1!1'1-.v A1,m:n'l' Ju' IIILI., NIA., l'JHflI1'N,I .losnvn S'r,xNl,m Smzl-mlm, MA., .!Iu.vif' I,.xw1cEN4'I-2 NIILLICIC Rim-1, LB., Ellflllkfl lflmulc me Nu.xI1,x.1cs NI XYIII-IW, l'l1.lJ., llhwlory Rom-:RT Moom' Knm,u.l,, AB., l'l11'11zi.wlry, I'l1y.vif-N .losrzvn .-Xl'c:1's'l'l's l,RENllIYlI.l.l-I, .'ll1llIltlI.!ffN W.xl,'rr:lz llevlxcz Bxmzrzn, MA., Ross.Km'nl'nIluelusux,l'l1.D., D win SIDNI-:Y M.xssuN I,.wmlc, I1'.vh, FI'f'lI1'lI SAMVI-:L ROBERT IJ'.xMIf'O. BA., Slzulirw If ngl1'.vl1 .U tlfllflll IlfI.l'.Y BS., Ilixlnry, Eng- B.D., Lilfl-Il, Surrfvl S,xMl'EL. l'11:N1u,l-2'l'ox Cow umm. Jn., l'h.ll., Hllgll-Xl!

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'l'Ill'l S'l'Ali'l'l'lRS Coulter, Bramhall, lfrothingham, Scholle llubbell. Sunderland, ldndicott, Taft, Pitney Vromwell, 0'Donnell, Vammann, Vlark, Potter Form History The time is up. and now we come to record the doings of a form. To tell of each. important, major event would take many pages, much time, and cause severe boredom. The primary thing is to catch the spirit of the form, which, since ou1' start, has not changed. and which has been most evident in seemingly insignificant incidents. lYe have never been overly serious and industrious: we have been athletic tour ranks having piled up eighty odd letterslg we have. ever since the start, been the best form in schoolefpotentially, at least. I Our arrival at school was herald- ed by the XV0l'St hurricane in the history of the East Coast. That was six years ago, back when our beds were made for us. and we didn't have any drill. A sorry looking bunch we were. too Qsee diagraml, but one fact did make things easier. The Seed. after an unsuccessful debut of the class of 13. was replanted in our form. l never did like the looks of those guys, said Da ve. Sour grapes? live wonder. At any rate, we're not complaining. Then there was Zee-Zee, already commercially inclined, who established a bowling alley in Dorm A. Grapefruits from Ned's larder rolled nicely down the tloor until Bong, in a tit of enthusi- asm. hurled one through lNlinnic's open door. 'l'he bowling ceased as suddenly as it had begun. Nobody particularly cared about studies the interest just didn't seem to be there. lividence of this is that Jim