St Pauls School - Sixth Form Yearbook (Concord, NH)

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The Sixth Form Year Book ST. PAUUS SCHOOL CoNCoRD,N.H. SANCH x- W A fi CX 2 -.vi EV g '21 ii Q E nM ' l, Ei 1 - f - funn - -b 1945

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fDed1kalzbn HE SIXTH FORM wishes to dedicate this Yearbook to Mr. Monie and Mr. Ericson, both of whom are retiring this year. Perhaps no other man has served on so many commit-tees as has Mr. Monie. His work as Chairman of the Entrance and Schol- arship Committees, as a member of the Disciplinary Committee, and in recent years as Vice-Rector testify to his devotion and ser- vice to St. Paul's. Mr. Monie has throughout his years here shown himself a real friend and helper to the boys and we are glad indeed that he and Mrs. Monie will continue -to live near the School he knows and has served so well. St. Paul's will certainly miss Mr. Ericson next year. Always cheerful, he showed his devotion to the School by his untiring ef- forts in all our athletics. The excellence of the gym and track teams in recent years is due largely to his hard work. He spent many hours of his time giving private exercises and massaging sore muscles, and much credit to the physical litness of the School is due to his example and leadership. We wish this splendid athlete the best of luck wherever he goes.