Tabor Academy - Fore n Aft Yearbook (Marion, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1939 volume:

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'-11 1 1'11,1111f '1111, f1f'f11'1 '1 Dartmouth Headmaster WALTER HUSTON LILLARD, A.M., LITT.D 7IRlClx ll r R lu ldu H11 n lilkll n Crux ypgwg FACULTY 'K'RlNLI D SQYXHRS SB S Harlan! Clunustrx IIINSILS , N H. IVR., , Bfufif X .1ll'Hl,l!A' . SUPCYUIKCIIJCIII of Bull ings and Csmunds 14 IS nu 111 r L 5 l iff If I X II ummm X xn,xum1 zwru FACULTY CLAY N Xlllfyfrvl I .nm Spnmsh muh of lr I R X nu lun u ru llIX!lH'N I 1 1 15 FACULTY XR! Hua no ou S .lm 111 H W Su urn or of XX Jurtrunl W ALTI R H IIILARIJ JR A DKIYflIIfllIflJ Nlatllenuatus Coadm ot Basnball Dnreuor of Admissions ,M ui-. U A Sl iN H xu x U 1 Y llllfl I V I 16 7 RICHARD J POISSON Darlmoufb French Coach of Soccnr JAMES I PARRINSON Boslou T1 afbr-rs C0114 gr Nlcchanmal Dravun, Shop WH, Sprmgfin IJ, Columbia General Scxcnce Phssncal Fducanon Coauh of football and Track 17 IRFDIHRICR I THOMPSON. BS. ANI FACULTY w A, If 2.441 , K., ' H4 J' ' ,, . A.B. f ' 1 J.-. .Y . fi A 5- ' A' A' 9044 , , , ' X 1. 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' ,Q ' . -n 0 , - ' ' . ed. 22 Cornwall A Brown G Vmterhousc lxcyes P Snell SENIOR CLASS To a semor, a revnew of a school year IS a rex 1ew of the act1v1t1es of the Semor class Although m pre v1ous years we have thought that the semors greatly exaggerated thelr slgnnfxcance, lt IS generally agreed among the members of our class that there IS the utmost justnficatlon for our feelmg lmportant thus vear It xs, therefore, from the semor vnewpomt that we now revlew the past year Throughout the entlre year, the house rn alry of Dexter and Bush nell has been a battle between dex ternty m sports and brnghtness nn studies Not infrequently howev er, the brawn at the former house has combmed with the latter to fnght for dear old 39 Thus umon occurred m the mter ests of good fellowshlp, too, when a large number from each house combmed to buy ten acres of moun ta1n country m Canada The two factxons w1ll be under the same roof whlle up ln the Wxlds the outcome should prove mterestmg' Nothxng has been sald of our relatnons Wnth the underclasses T say that we have set an example of effectxve dommance, whnch next years semors wxll do well to copy should suffice An attempt to describe the re luctance wnth whnch we termmate our happy years at Tabor would prove futnle nt cannot be express SEN IOR CLASS OFFICERS Dax 1d Blxstone Pxckford Pwvdezzf Eben Orlando 'VIcNa1r V141 preszdellf Robert Metcalf Clark Sc 1 zefm I Robert Allyn Schaeffer, Trcawner Jr S r SENIOR COMMITTEES DANCE CONINIITTEL BAXQUET CONINIITTEF Warner B Cornxx mll Chaim an H1rold C Moore T Hudner Klng E ward S llash I Edu ard F Woods Henry T Young Ihxld D Somers Vullmm Bommer RING COMMITTEE Daud R Taylor Cfltllfllldfl Beekett Iones Iranels C Buxton Eredernco I Rodrlquez UNIPORNI CONINIITTEE Ioseph R Ixex es C funn I1 Iohn C Km Charles L Cobb Plrlser C Snell Cfyalrman Kenneth Conn U Henry I-I Pleree Robert L Brett ohn I Rules Rnehlrd S Cobb Wolfgan, Korten C IIT CONIXIITTH: Yullnm X Bumpus Clmlramm Lx ms F Spear C eorge C King Iohn E Tuomes XOYIUIH NI Scott L1ur1nce C Wh1te , , 1 vl If . , ', ' . 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' V ,, A . , ,J ' 1 u - - I 0 Av 4 A - ' 5 23 WILLIAM HADWEN BARNEY IR Entered 1938 Bou dom NI G NI s hon has nothmg on Bull vshere roar ns coneerned Good natured Bull manages to combme fun and studies vuth excellent results Al most all of Bushnells actnxtxes are enlnencd by has ou.1s1on1l nanxcte and bellovung laughter Blll s home nn the sks parlor seems to keep hum remote from many school actlvxtnes yet nn vunmng, the Tum Conhvl Bull showed us that whntexer Hut lcr mu do he doesnt o unwatched run N Al S Iooilmll NIIIIIIIHIN S Glu Club 5 Sca Sroulx S Grucr Inu' Crum' 5 I egnr' a-1 ' Qrrlfie WILLIAM BOMMER I K 3 Enlcrcvl 1934 Q -91 If Tabor ad a 3.,of tum and lf :A golfer as we hear he ns there ns no questxon t at exery mnteh would be :1 uetory for hns alml miter Although he may never haue an opportunnty to show hu skull on the lnnlxs at Tabor Bull has proud hnrnself up to par on other .xetnxtles partlcularly those nn xolung trlps to Fanrhaun 4zrr3 4 V Bas 111 Sta Sums 24 I I - Y . 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Bo ARTHUR MASON BROWN Eularul 19w7 Durl111o11lfJ ROBERT LEONARD BRETT Enlrrnl 19:5 Syraum Vt hat s so good about Bournedale Bob ns agam subdumg Woodsle vuth hrs droll sarcasm Th mxx ture of encs clopedlas and rechmeal books pxled on hrs desk max proude this argumentatne povser but the dust dccoratmg Brett and Company s lxbrars proxes othervuse Brettue boasts of four fat1Ks,uelcss wears at Tabor ut we ltnovs that lt IS has grndlron speed and crux stamnna that keep hmm one jump ahead of th authorntnes Cllllfltll 4 Tblnl Half' S 1111107 Dunn Cfllllilllffll Coum 11 Dana: Cfllllllllffff 5 Suuor Ba11quf'l Commll fre Foolball 3 4 Caplan: S Crru 4 S Asbczlllr' Tnp S Rolla! Club S Sea Smulx 3 Taxa: 2 Porto R160 3 Crums f7f zfwm., B rozwue An exemngs bullmg nn Bushntll ends with Brow mes usual Well come on roomne lets go to bed early tomght So saxmg, Arthur rambles off to bed perchance to dream ot 1 past soccer 5,ame an nmportant track race or has return to Sxrn this summer In addition to ot ur thmgs his Syrian robe red me and twenty dollar hurrncane essay haxe mon hum fame ll I 5 l Bavftmlllall 4 Inu A117114 rals 5 Dramalu Club 4 5 Glu Club 4 S Lo S Porlo R110 Crum S Mllljdllltdl Dldltlllx P 4 Ilomf P12113 5 25 . .. ,, , z,, , . K . - u '1 'sn ' - - ' . e J- , Y . , . ' YI '33 ' 1 , . , , . 7 1 n Y 1 v ' v . L ' 1 0 . A . K K KI ., ..: 1' -1 ' ,y . . ' '- A a v I I o yv n l'- ' Y 1 3 U 1 7 U A n 1 5 A Q - - s , ff bn ff ',, , .. - H- K V K . ., -,H .. . -, , , , ' 1 7 1 . ,, . . , , , 1 , 1 ' . 7 ' v 3 ' 5 Y K .. KK . Y . . . . K , , ' ' V, ' v v V 1 l I J -,Y V' . ' -V, . V 1 . In A Af 5,S01arr 4, ,I. . .' , ' ' s . '- . H . ,, 7 3 9 7 1 15 . '- '-1 . sw 'v - 1' 4, 'Qt . , . , K r1-1 , -.. , gif flkfl f Wag - ILLIAM NORTON BUMPUS Ifulurml 193 8 Bron n Another Californian tycoon has come, seen, and conquered Our one-man corridor tvrant noted for has mrtl alnage on ruersts trxclq basketball shots 1nd smashnng baelxhand reallx 1 wry coneeml fellow The ll Duct expression hoxxuer foreboding zt tnmes hides real Callforman sunshine Bull knovnn for lns approprlate saymg,s to masters from behind b1rrcd doors will probably take someone ht KNOWS to the Senlor Dance Cslllllllll 5 Chairman C111 COIIlllllfflC 5 Foolball S 5111 Scoulv S Flllllllj I FRANCIS CUSHING BUXTON Infrmf 1936 Dukt Wxth a cn of Hold that pose' Franny gets another scoop pncture to grace the pages of the Log, Irans many Interests take nn sports Robat Club 1nd letters postmarked Winchester and hls name ns uer vselcome m a bull sesslon or on a dance program Asnde from these aetnnttes Fran spends txme mth hxs ues focussed on the mystnc cry stal clobe wondering nf hns tmnng, IS exact enough to elarnfx the subycct of has future lnfe Illx Cfllllllllffft 5 X Iool alll? 4 Alzllltra 5 X Bax al a 3 4 Clllcflll 3 4 Sunlars Tnav tr Rnl1alCl11! 5 C1111 C uf 3 4 Xa , null r Ca C 1 S lat C 1 4 Dramaln Club xlllllllllll w Damn 4 mu rum 6 ' ' . t I . , ' IV. 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To show Brntaxn some of that Dexter spnrnt 2 ,Q llllllf Class Stcrzlury S Pon N Al 5 Mana rr lrmlball 5 Sul Sumls S Glu Club 5 Grate Inn CVIIIXC 5 Buffet x XX- A x Q X Q' TX I B0 CHARLES LAWRENCE COBB Iulcrul 1994 Nubolt Inmor College Watch out for the little fellow' Hes dynamnte' The mnghty mute the bouncmg twmkle toed quarter baek ns smothered by the gnnt tackle The doctor rushes out onto the Held Poor Bucky but no' The tackle IS out and Bucky IS gettlng the team ready for the next play Th dlmmutxvc backstop who people say has a rnfle concealed m the sleeve of h1s baseball shlrt ns a lnmg example of that adage that good thnngs come m small packages Sznmr Uniform C0lllllllfftF 5 I V Football 2 3 larvlly 5 BasebaII3 4 5 Orrbtsfral 2 3, 4 5 Sea Smulv 1, 2, 3, 4, Iamalza Cruise' 5 27 l .44 A A v , A t' rf? f- - ' Q -' -- f 'K - ' . 'V 'C . , 1 ' 1 - r . ' ' . ' 5 14 X kutlils 1 . ' I LU- j S ' A- . ' 0 , - , +A 1 ,A 1 1 R 1. I fl.. HJ I al I .,,- ' . Q . , . 1 ' , f' V. -'J I 1 P' , l-1 , IR. ' v V, v 1 7 Ax s 4 f ' v . . , A. . . Y. . l , . I . Q 3 9 ' ' astic standing! Next year Clarkie is going to Eng- , . , S'4 Y' g ' 1 f 3 g' J 2 , 1 K 5 ,, ' Q . 4' . rr bs: P rr ,JJ . gr v - r ' 1 Ik V , ' , Y - - v L A ' '. e , ' , A b 7' . . . V 1 .. , , ,, A K L K . , ' ' ' ' ' Q - - , 9 7 ' 1 . - 1 . . - V s y 1 1 9 1 x 1 XJ' tl-wow WJ K bp W 4 Ltby RICHARD STANLEY COBB Enlurvl 1934 Hobarl D14 le Smash' Crash' There goes another sundov and Cobble has done xt again Prepared to start rxots at any tlme of the day thxs mass of play fulness from Dexters gang, enyoxs llfe fully and vet he has the uncanny faculty to be sober vu hen necessarv A far ers from the pudgy lnttle fellovx xx ho entered Tabor some sears ago Dlck should carxe a place for himself ID the xx orld vuth the exuberant splrnt vshnch txpnfies hlm to BanqurIComm1flu S Illllflltlllll 4 S Bavlvlball 4 Traalx S TCIIIIIS3 Cnu, 5 Sta Sunnis 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Asbrzfllv Twp S Guafamala Crum J West I Juv Crum' 2 I J WILLIAM BALCH COLE My :ferr Ali WUSbIl1Ql0I1 aml Lee lf' me w r just domg lt and B111 m the mndst the usu exter occupatnon pushes the r m IS roo der the bed so that the floor nee mord Bull IS a great busxness man an money p the coffers at h1s magnc touch efu o and o 'X Aft Thxs business sans useful ln mor nays than one and his flurry and dash seem to haxe 3.,ot hxm places rn exert phase of school lxfe I ra N A I S Trazk Aznmruls S Ln, S Sta S111 :fs Y arlvl Club 4 5 Glu Clulf 4 S Dlumaln Club 4 Prnfn Rim Crum' S 78 , , 5,4 ll W ' 'Hugh ' wit! 1 ly ill' e 'X L by ,KJ Q5 rx MX v L ., rs X H , x. ' mls lf' , ,. 1 - 2 -L 'S' L 'V 1 ,i '., :, . n- l . . re ', n A 's nB'1Iu eS.,Y . . .,,,. .,. 1 '1 , J ' L in ' ' ' . '-lI ,lH f 3 ' ' ' J g rj' 3 .'I I 4, 5: ' I , , Q , , 5 ' , ,y,,4,J , yi -.fL,-N-,GHZ WKLQLI J 1 1 X15 V'-4 KENNETH IAMES CONWAY Erllermf 1936 Pzmfm That s the xx ay yxe do It nn Hinsdale bov and Ken IS agam conymcmg you that the West ns God s country To the unmmated he mav alswavs ap p r to be startm an uproar but to those yy ho know hum thus clatter IS just a front for the frankness that lxes beneath If eollege doesnt appeal to hum Ken can always yom Benny Goodmans trumpet sectron bre1ls mto the Bly, Leagues as pntcher or plly suth Donald Budg.,e as an exhnbmomst S1 mor Bauqml Cummlllce 5 V Fllfllllllll 3 lar 4 5 Bas lmll I 3 Varv 4 S Bnsrba 4 5 Ylllllli Csblllllfllllllflll 4 C3141 Club 4 S Orrb ra3 Kr II X1 WARNER BROWN CORNWALL F1111 ra 11 1934 Busnness mg seetnon responds solldly to xts leader s yonee Some thmg more to be dont? N! arner vsxll do nt' A suc eessful leader of extra currrcular aetnrtles 1 pmrt nupant nn 'at least two Henley re,att1s XX1rner his gnen generously of hrs energy 1nd spmt to Tlbor Clmnu 11 S S4u1l11fMa1r 6 Dam: Cllllllllllffllf Cfmlr 1111111 IIHIIOVS CIIIIIICII6 CIJZIIYHIHIISZIIIOY 6 Poolball na fri Crzu 4 6 H171 3 4 6 Avbezl e Cub? Rolla! CINI16 ubttlllldll 3 4 S 6 Sr'aS1o11fy 4 S 6 Orzbfvlra Arldltlell' 3 4 lazlvl C1111 Q rzlary Trzavurcr 4 Pasffms C11 1 4 9 WHVIICV 1 , 1 91 . 17 ' V Y -.. D , . 9 W , . ' 9 1 Y . . 2 Y , l A' ' 1 'y x ' , Q v' N . 'I ' r ' v . I . 7 1 ' ' 9 ' silry' , 3 .kvl '.V. , fiy' , 3 .' 113, r '.-1111 .5 - l es! , 4, 5. ff , ,, x ff 1 f X ff yf Zign-nga! Ziga-zaga!-Hi! Hi! Hi! The cheer- . X ,, V. . - N, 1 - . ' -2, . 1 - ' . . V ' 'y .,, . ' . ,'vs ,s , y- V ' ,v 1 ' ' Q s J .' x ,- 3 : -1 A ' .-A: A, '1- ' 9 9 ' : Ma iq' g , ' ' 3, , , ' 11'-3 , , , . 'U 6, . V ss . 1 - . -w s w s s 1 2.3, . .: ' 'A 11 '. 1 4 fwf- , i- ,y , z A ,K 1-Jig, l 2 ,t MP' X 04,-,vllz Loflfk EDWARD SERRILL FLASH IR L 11111 1935 Comvll Nlr C,h1nn1an Nir Thomson has said thlt we er am xx as Thus Ned began mms .1 rtbattil during the Saturdax morning debates Of doubtful eapaeity forensneallx Beds sineerity and eonsuentiousmss in exery thing., are unquestioned n dlne days tht sehool will miss his lehabodush frame paunh the drne dubuously .waitin rht irrnal of the Cirtus C111111111 5 Dann CfllllIlllffllS 11111111 4 Cfllllll 11 5 S1 mor 5 X Ioolllall 3 4 A111111 ralv 5 Trazl N11111 s S C C u 3 4 Xaruli S Axfzmlllr' Tn Porto R110 Crum 3 T1111 Cswzhxl 4 G1ee111e if Nc' 1 MORRIS GREENBAUM Ellftffll 1938 dl Let me alone! The Vluse has avx alttned. Bubb- ling? - effloreseent? - efferxeseentl Thats rht word Ill use. Euphonious isn t it? Greenie is busily com- posing, another of his tautologieal masterpieces for Mr. Curtiss consumption. Although shades of Nlrs. Nial- aprop occasionally darken his worthy efforts he usual- ly rings the bell. How do we know? A consistent A rating must be a sign of something. Ifrm' 'N' Aff Sq Ifnullmll 55 Iiaxfwllmll S: Basvlfull Sg Sea Svoufx 5: Pnrln Rim Cfruixv S: Lug S. 30 Q , r 4 , K . ' r ' , . 1 - uv 1 K, If ,ANT 4 :J . . ,, I .61 wk k0' 1 l I ' N . l .,l,,Am . U. . T .ll ii. . , I Al -Hu ,-- .,,,,,H ' 3 1 1 . A K v . 3 . I , 1 - A - t K u k . ., ,-' 1 s '- . ' ' ' . ' , i. .' 'O ,-',, , '.,, ' 1 . .A 'yi x ' - - ' Q i il ' ,Trl H 1 ' T 1 p 4 -I 7 f T . . -1 - Y ' ' 1 7 ' 1 Hal: g ,llll fn' ' , , ' , Sg ff rr , -as A P f , l , U A l Y , 5 . , , U.. H , , . , A 1 . . BECKETT IONES Enlerul 1938 Darfmnnlb A shadorxy frgure perched on the radrator rs out lrned amrdst the smoky clouds p rmeatrng Bushnells lrvrng room Its Bucket smokrng hrs ton of brtu mrnous oblrrrous to the seven omrnous clangs sum monrng all to studres Besrdes furnrshrng fuel for the other smokers Beckett also furnrshes plenty of com petrtron at the end of the prng pong table on the soc cer held and on the tennrs courts desprte hrs smrlrng abrlrty to avord physrcal or mental actrvrty Szmor Rmx Clllllllllfffl 5 Soufr 5 Yaabl Club S Tom Beckett THOMAS WARREN KEITH of 1 W! Errtrrml 1938 Hamrlion Tom rs a versatrle chap equally at home n studres and dramatrcs as rn sports Nerer wrll hrs last mrnute sprrnts to the tape be forgotten Hrs strarght from the heart contrrbutrons to Saturday mornrng debates too vrrll long be remembered Un assumrng rn nature Tom can slrng rt and rarse carn vrrth the best for both Bushnell and Dexter bear marks of hrs explorts F rv N A I S I l lwoolball Aunnrals 5 Track 5 Sca Smulv 5 NltXll0 CTIIISC 5 31 . . V 2 . , - - , .. H - - - c- ' a ' . . - , x , - - , - U Y . ' ' 4, ' , . 4-, . . r 4 , , , . , er n rr an 3 r , l 1 4 V .. - as - - V . V. - 9 1 ' . . , . . , V. . S I. 1 , . 1 vs 1 v , . . . , W U 1 f , . . l , , l ' ' - 9 1 ' - 0,915 VQQMJL QJJQMQ- Qu 395521 do NH g,9.Q,wuuQ9.'fQAo9 Uvxfio-vCQA9.Svx Qu? TAYLOR L NN KENNEDY F tm 19Jf Col,afc Garbed nn Esquurmn attnre a gxgnntxe hgure top p d bs two punk ehtelss moxes dclnberatels across tht room md drops mto .1 chnr Pmln IS rcstnng Tht world tould explode Chaos eould re n xet Pmln would remun unpcrturbed Hrs frntndlmess and sm ctrntx wnll alwaxs unsure has weleome Vb'hLn wenghed m tht bealnnet he has not been found w Slntln rr N A IS 6 Logi SrfSm11fx S Glw Cu lac nf Club S Munn Crum S Avfuzlllf Trl 6 Pml 1 1 L S IOSEPH ROSS KEYES lufrrcd 1998 Lllllflilfl o Punnylzama lot ns a fellow of contrastms, moods As we roll our m bud 1t the sound of tht alarm clock o ns just elosms, hrs books Nextrtheltss when he tnlss time out from has studles ots truelsmg 19 unpar .llltltd 1nd has frnolnty unrn .tlltd Though not usual ly lnghthtadtd on at ont unc dtcnded that hu dol llrs was flu dollars Rtports han rt that on s mode of hung wnll bt eonsndtrnblx alttrtd thus summer ehanets are that has lnghts wont shxnt so latt t en mrrmau Sunur Llllfliflil Cllllllillfftl S In 5 C ll 9 05 qt . I ,A Q X Q R CAQQ 5 4 Q ' .r1i 'l f' I , .. .' fu .Q -k , - C iv v . - H 1 ' I 31' 3 . . ,,,,- - , 1 .L A 1 1 Y- . . V 5 .Y ,Q 5 ig Q 1, .. . ,fn 1- v V. vfr . 1 . YI' V 3 Y' ' s s. s - f A 0 . , 5. l9u '1 f , g K' 3 ' 5 3 ' 111 Sq , ' 'l , g ,' 3 ' 'p . ff ' R, ' a 1 i ' ' . 'E ! HIOFU A 1. V 'ky . 1 H ' . I , . , -'Je' ' - ' A my ' '. 1' -1 1 v v 1 rc ' . ' ', J .' ' - I ssvt 'V ' 1. ky - ,'., .,'-I., - Cl ' '4 f ' -' q .tg 56111 fl lv . s 32 , I Jw' t ' 0 X -Lp .O'V kr' GEORGE CLIFFORD KING IR Eutzrul 1936 Busmess That methodlcal puffnng accompanxed by large yolumes of stale smoke IS merely Georges way of let tmg., you know that he s got another momentous prob lem on hrs mmd Ame tnmes out of ten he rs con sndermg the possnbrlnty of Hnaglnng a new spare ure for his vsard the green statxon wagon When he xsnt mancuyermg the land boat he can usually be percuved out guessrng some unfortunate lad xn an E boat race Senior G1 f Commrlhc 5 Sorur 5 Yazbl Club Ran Commzllm Chairman 5 Sea Scouls 4 Tmas Crum Trar 1: George' be IOHN CULVER KING Eufrrul 1938 Webb Inshfufc' We hav. all wondered how the Bushnell bram trust has managed to stay on the A lrst for the cn trre year Durmg' the eyenmg Kung John seems to Indulge mainly nn brxdge or chess and what lrttle tnme thtrt as left finds hum helping, some poor B luster out of the rut ohns words what fevs ue ve heard may not remam nn our memornes but our mxmltable Kung ohn ns an mdxudual that we shall neyer forget G11 Club 5 Yuzbl Club 5 Sta Smulx S 33 ohn . .1 , . 7 1 . I v y v - - , Y - f - . , - . . ,, . ,, . V . V . V , . , , - . - ' - v 1 1' 9 . f ,, 4 s. Q 4 3,4, rx I 7 ' n y - - 1' 1 v v - l , . 3g ' S. rr n K . 5 rr ,vs -ri . 'rx vu I V 1 I , V if , - ' 1 n Q L s . , . , , , 1 v y - , , . J , , Y . . , , . . W KU J My JWTHOMAC HUDMHEH KING nh red l9.v Durfrrmufln ster s falmg Dexter shakes and qunwers uddme d Hrs exuberant spnrnts combined xuth th dlfheulty of manoeuwernng a tremendous frameljuake nt xmpossnble for hum to get near 'my thing brmlnble xuthout dlre consequences NV1th h smnle hrs eheerfulmss and hrs g,reat athlttxc abnhty dnsplayed m three major sports Huddle has made hnmsclf a popular leader Clllllllll S Dam: Clllllllllffltk SKIIIUY S Ffllllllll S Inolball 5 Baslrflmll 4 Cajzlazn 5 Cnu 5 Asluz I1 Cuu S Barb! Club 4 Mac Hlldlllf EBEN ORLANDO MCNAIR IH Enlerul 1938 Cornell Llke the other foreigners Ebble ns usuallv pro 440, If f f, Xl7 f fy 1,1 fn: ff C-f ' ll. 'F I 1 vi I 'A nl orx Aw claxmmg that the East can t hold a candle to the West Somevs hat of an cnngma to all but hrs elosest friends Nlae ns a forceful person vuth dehnnte Ideas yet xuthal hc IS a wry genial soul He patncntly eounts tht days tul xacatxon for that s when the parm season bq.,ms so he sus stlllllf Class lin Pnudult 5 Ioollfall S SM 5101115 5 34 4 . x' I jf: My I ' l rl ff, df, JAC KMA! 51 ' K f l y 11 V U fm K rf 'fl ll-V vi V ,f f f Jr s 1 .' ls ' - fl y . .R , r -, - xl Hg -r ' n - -- ' A fl ltl nf K 0- , ,- VY .x V . , . . Q - W- - , , , , . VA is . , x I., .K Y I x. I g . ' , , ' 3 , , 1' rr 'rr er ' v ff ,l l I l ' A 1 v ' HAROLD CLYDE MOORE IR Enlerul 1935 W llllam Chubbs IS the man with 21 smxle that Sets him places I-Ie has 11 may mth the gurls too Despxte some hard breaks nn hrs sports career at Tabor he hms shown that broken fingers anj spraxntd ankles dont hmder hrm from comms, through As for studres well the history classes 1re eertamls going, to mnss his outl nes Dam: Clllllllllfflti unmr 4 Slmor 5 V Ivmllzall 4 Nurucralx S l Baslzzll1all4 Nufmrals 5 Gln Clull 4 S Lu S Srbolarxbz 1 Ttam 2 3 Sta Saouls S Dranallz Clnll 3 4 5 Porto Run 2 Tuas 3 Mu no 4 Panama S Crums Daze Chnl? D13-tVlD BLYSTONE 'PICKFORD Enluul 1936 Cm Collage I Ohf Sus1n ind God ns wonderful the tops' Hey,Franny let! get good stats How the pl1ms ofllowa could produce such a fimshed, polite vutty fellow IS beyond our compreltnspn Our class lead cr our one man efhcuency expe t the orngm1tor of blrnd dancing the author of oldsmlthnn satnres holds weighty correspondence mth publnshers Xassar 'md Wnncllcster Whether Prck teaches French or xxrrtes nutty qunps hell prob1bly be successful mn vhatuer he does Pnsnluzf Slum: Class S Surefan hrasurer uumr Class 4 mum Danrc Commzffzr' 4 Smur 5 C112 Frau 4 Yaflzf Club 4 Sza Sunnis S Glw Club 4 S Lo, 4 S lJlIllH1Fflllf 4 'lfeuro S Cruises 35 , . , ' f 5 , , . . . . , , , r r Y. V . I . , . , . . - s V , s . . . Y l t vs, t - lv y v '- J. -, ' U., ' ,' .I ' .. , , . . - . 7 , ' , - . .. Q - 1 ' - 1 s 9 ' . ,, . . . ' , . , . . 1 1 x .3 1 - a s ' . . '- . '- s- ,V- u ' 1 y w s f a f , , , , rr 5 ,. r A Wx ' YP ,xr . . 7' 77' ' 1 . n . , . f . f . .. ,w .. ', I ,- x . . , . 1 ,y Vg I S 5 ' Q 5 ' . ' . s '.o . I r 1 . , 5 V ' -. I ' ?7 . . 1. e 1 , iso 1 v x . , . y 7 x 1 y 7 V- v ff - n 1 Y. Y. r . , wi . . 4 , . . , ,V . .,' , , ' . . . ,.. ..- . ' . , , , . . . ' - A 1 . -sr s 4 Y 3 7 .1 . . . , - . 1 ' 9 ' Y 7 3 5 .U v Q y fl x ' f'91vvt,f6rL0ugr 5'f f 54-on 'EFI 'wal HENRY I-IASKINS PIERCE Enfaml 1936 Colqalv Hank runs hns hand through hrs rufiled hur tears has cy es from the geometry book and gares long 1ns,ly at .1 snlwer framed pncture of his Vuld vsoman Henry has has feet planted solxdly on the ground Gen al tonsclentnous and straxght foryy 1rd hs ns the student lcadtrshlp vse all respect and follow COIIIIKII 4 Im! Mah S lin msnlml unmr Class Banqml Clllllllllffll S zmmr Clmnmau Coumrl 5 Da1lzcC'rm1m1lfrrv Pnolball I 3 zarvfx 4 5 B Lalzall I V 4 Xarvly numzralv 5 Cup Cnu 3 Harb! Clull 3 Srrrrfray Treasurer 4 Commorlorc 5 Sea Szouls 5 Rolla! Club 5 Porlo R110 3 MFXIFO 4 Gran Lim' 5 Crumr Hank IOI-IN PATRICK RILEY Eulvrzd 193 8 Boslon Coll: gc' Could lt be aek you re a sxantxn 9 ust xyhns ptr the name of a hoeltey player and our one man sports mformatxon bureau IS at your slde gums, you your dose and more To all of us Slashtr ns Hoc. kay and Hockey IS Slasher Apart from that ull tonsumxnx, obsessxon aek finds tune to punch out a few yundoxxs and xxrxte hrs danly latter and who sull for3.,tt his Immutable pant Bauqmf Cfllllllllffll' 5, Smur S, Baulmll S 36 ML Ml 1 - 1 ,4 ,l , - ' ' ' -, rw , 1 1, '. ,1 1 ff- lf ' ,. rl ,IR. . .. U - - - . Y 1 w s 't r , V ., 4 - . . .YV .-Y- - -..-V-ny A4 ' I Y E - V, ' , K - '. , 1 A I I Y V. 1 1 - 1 ,'! - , I 1 9 I ' ,, J l ' I Y , 2, . , .II , , as- ,,l 1 , . ,, . . , .D . , , , 7 t p- v 1 1 1 s ' - 9 1 1 ' - 3 S ' Q -' I , 1 -1-1 re as I f 'Q rr! ,,n . , ,, . - J. . f ,, 'f J ,'- . -v V ' - . . . Y . y.,. Y y I x x .. U- , , u . -- -.. U . - ,, . .- Y, 1 . . ' J ,J , f' . .' 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U ... .A x '.5 J fA0'f1'jUy,L Y FEDERICO RO GUEZ-PAUL Eulzrrd 19:8 Wferzfzvorfb Irzsfilufc XX ho s thus ox er the ei' asks the lad from Guat emala as he sees a fammlnar fxgure vhlle on hxs dany trnp to Petersen s Rod started the year wxth hugh ambmons of athletnc attaxnment but the magnetism of the Lnllard Hall pner soon lured hxm from the soccer field Natural curxosxty led Rod to dlscover more R0 ROBERT ALLYN SCHAEFFER Iwi: rm' 1938 Sian ord When dnsengaged from the debrns of his room Sehnck xxearlly lumbers about confident that hrs mop of haxr conceals hum Where he gets the energy to play a powerful tackle or pull a strong oar bodx knows Theres a slxght susplcxon that hxs chanr hxs home hns xdeal contrxbutes 1ts but though he IS alwx ass calmly agreeable Bob s rural phnl osophy quells anx foolnsh thoughts that might dns turb h1s peaceful contemplation Srmor Class Tnawmr Foollmll S Crru 5 Aslnl 111 Tlpi 37 Rm C0l7II?llfl0F 5 'Nr' of Vlarlon nn one year than most men can m four , P V ' I J' l' .M V v-X, ..., , . 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H ' V . . .- ,' H ,K ,S . 9 , 5 , r' . bf' O ? imwymfi M Q' OBMAN McLEAN SCOTT Enfrnl 19 3 8 Colgale Six and one quarter feet of Army brat , jerry' is a decided asset in any activity, whether it be full- backing in soccer centering in basketball or Hbulling in a Bushnell House gab session His success in the latter of these occupations though often accomplished less by skill than by sheer lung power seems to be of more importance to him than ns has prov ess as an ath ete G11 C0lIIll1IffP0 S Sour: S Baslzfllall S Glu' Club S Graaf Lim Clulsr' 5 Porky PARKER SNELL errg Enffred 1936 Business Battle cries coming from the junior corridor usu ally indicate that Pork is upholding the prestige of the dining room or convincing some unior he actual ly is a Log member Other evidences of Porks en ergy are his flashy end play on the gridiron and fiery leadership on the diamond Pork remains hovx ey er as constant as his incoming mail from Vlanhattanulle College and his persistent geniality and genumeness insure his continued popularity Counul 4 Buahu am 5 umor Clan Pravlilull Chair man Banque! Clllllllllfflf 5 Y Iuollmll 3 Varuly 4 5 V Baxlztllmll 3 Varsity 4 Varvlly Numrralv 5 Baizllafl 3 4 Cullum S larlrl Club 3 4 aa Szouls 3 4 5 Gualimala Crum 3 ,, L 5 7 x , F. r y- Y 9 l. ' . -w-. vs . , 1 1 ' 7 : - l PFI ff 115 i .. .. K. 4 - ' ee ,ra ' YV ' 9 H A 1 , , , 'A :I-'-f , ,gI. . , ', '. l 9 --I .sS' l - ,.g - I 38 gf' . DAVID DELANO SOMERS Enfcml 19:4 Hater ord Dasc walkmg down to school IS a well known sxght to mans of us for he s one of the better known tow mes He lned on the campus durmg his Junnor year and that enabled a number of us a chance to get to know h1m better I-le has shown hls abnlnty m lcadmg the Soccer team nn one of thexr best sea sons last fall and studles certamly seem to hold no troubles for hum Swuor Dame Cllll1lIIIff0F S0 nr 3 4 Capfam 5 Bas lzcllmll Nzumrals S Su'J0larvlJ1p Tram l 2 3 luzzmr C111 llfiblfl Cuff 1 GI c' Club 3 4 Sta Stn I 5 Dramaln Club 4 Gran L111t Crzusf' S yr' v, v 'K v Q' v - V ' Iv , ' , .. ,.,, -, - - - 7 1 ' ' ' J 1 ,. 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' V . 0 ss ff EVANS FREEMAN SPEAR IR Fzzffrcvl 1937 Bou 110111 jan althoug,h very often lost nn revencs of Wal pole or Bowdom IS famous for the occasnons upon whlch he glvcs colloquxal vent to his muses H15 retr from the humdrum routnne of studxes ns found tru mmg a few tunes on hrs guxtar often h ocal a compan1ment As manager of crew m old clothes and red hat he sets an examp of ll around consclentxousness for the oarsmen G1 I Com1111Hu S l F :all S askrlbull 4 Cup Cnu 4 V rv ar cr Gln' C11 1 4 S u Smulv 4 S 4 C11 111111 VIII Avbzullf Trlp 5 39 W' f f' DAVID ROY TAYLOR Fultml 1937 Cornell Farmer Dases prop nsnty for cxpellmg students from hrs room durmg study hours IS equalled only by Ins habzt of nmadmg the rooms of others Haymg spent 1 yelr nn C ermany Date can handle the German lm u.1:,e yuth the fluency of a natne As a result he us extremely popular vuth elementary German students plrtlcullrly before exams Cuman Lxzfrangz 4 C,lvalrman Rm, Clllllllllffll 5 Soul: 5 Bawkrfllall Nunzeralt S Y azlnf Club Ser refary 'I navurrr 5 Dave Usf'8'Xx' xl! Qc.-vufafg 'Iain L0 'NQXU-x te Ll Led Leu, I PHILIP VAN RENSSELAER TI-IOMSOIN Enlcfred 193 8 Union Don t be alarmed That terrxfic commotion from Bushnell s second floor IS only Van attempting to prose that he really vsanted to go svummnng A worthy op ponent m Saturday morning debates he also fortnfies the tenor sectnon of the Glee Club and IS yuelded by a mlghty oar' That contaglous smile whxeh he eyen nears m hrs sleep has found xts may mto the hearts of all of us and vnll remain there Inn IN A I Editor 5 Baslzzllwall Avmianl Marugrr 5 G ta Clnlfi hub! Chills Sta Suu! S C ra Im Crum 5 40 Van I . . ff' . I 'X .X . V, C D v r - 1 4 1 le , . . , ,Y , , A Ag.t,e 1' v t',- v --1' X V V. I 7 I 3 ' , ' , , , , Q, ,, 3 'k' ',, ' ',, 3 . . ' --.- . . - . ' + - 1- , . . , , , ,Q , Ku u ,, Ulu Q I . ' 1' C 1 . I. J 5 f - u , , I . Y ., . . I x , D I ,, , , V - , - v - A r.v xv . ' ' V . . - 7 Y. 9 : ,-1' f - . , -A ,,. . 1 '- . , 1 - . '--, 'l , , , IA , 1 as .4 obn STEPHEN RICH ARD WALTERS Entznrl 1918 Canzbrnlez IOHN EDWIN TW ME f , Lv tml 1935 Buvnzvss The hx mn thus mo mng will b 1nd John slxdts mto has seat to the tune of another hour of fatngue But that xsnt the onls thmg hes good at for ohn ns one of Tabor s foremost examples of that :me msplrmg type who can turn ln a good exam paper 1fter a notneeable neglect of books He also has the unusual abnlnty of bemg able to compete xwnth the biggest of them nn excry sport despxte the fact that has stature stems to bt somcvshat smaller th1n that of some of has elassmatts 5111101 G1 t Clllllllllffll lonllzall S Trunk 4 5 Baie 11114 Orzlnxlrn 2 3 4 Glu Club 3 4 Sm Scouts Sfmt' u 0 e that En my Stexe M af ore1gn elem frequently lets down his lon an IS 1 captn ated by some Benny record that txmt he presents a startlmg eontrast to that soph nstncated vunnmg personallty whose good humor and fellovsshnp haxe non hm eountltss frnends at Tabor and nn numerous Rotars Clubs throughout the coun r f rc' N AIS Soucri Sta Sl0llf95 Yazbl C1 11 S Dramaln Club 5 Iamalza Crum S 41 'x f ,fy f '1l ' .' ,. . . . ,, ' r x ' e-- . . . I , I ' 9. ,. - hi v U y 1 Y' v V , . : ',:-- 71 3 a 1 2- 1 QV' 1 A 2. ff 2, is A X PP YQ, l All' 1 glxs g . ' L - . yn, e ,n te H V . At . . 1' A K U x ' - V V4 . K l V 7 ty. -0 'U' f g g ' ' . g ' ,u Q g , . WILLIAM ROBERT WARE ful: Vl lf 1936 flflflfll lr A flxm bncycle propelled by a large chunk of humamty and followed by a small ball of dmgv blntk fur rounds tht bend Nlckey and his mas ter haxe arrned for mornms, classes Both dos, and master were up at an urly hour pursuing the elusne bird oer Held and stream hence thc rush In the afternoon Bob pulls tmce hrs ueupht m the first shell and on orchestra mphts hc coaxes soothmg, mclo .1Ja46Wl'l dlcs from hrs uola a xcrsatllc fcllovx X Ionll1a1l3 Cu Cnu 3 Ab 11111 'I 5 Sa Smuls 4 Orcbrsha 4 Bu W B0 GEORGE HOWARD WATERHOUSE Enlrrzd 1938 Colgafe That s xery punny says Bud and he s off agaln making us vsmce vuth hrs excrucxatmg attempts at hum o Esen so he must make some huts for ns he not our number one popularlty man? Bud s athletic prowess as the envy of us all He can make a basketball snt up and beg and he has almost the same clepree of success mth a football or a baseball Counul S Bauqml Cwomnulfu 5 Pooflrall 5 Baskrl lull 5 Bauball 5 Saa Smuls 5 Panama Cruise S 42 -' U ' V 1 v -, - 1 D x l V V Y . .. Q , x . ' ', .- v -v . 7 y I v V 1. y ' , x'v t - , C i .. ,, Y- -b V-Y - ' 1 t -r 1 ' I v f - . , , 'i' l Y. -T vi .i I V I. . , ,f1, , sl' rip ,1 . g ' ' . ff bi! rr dn ,. . .. , ,, , - , 1 7 S v. 7. Y. . . . - r. ' , , . , . . Y , 1 , g , A .. Q 5 ,- 1 g ,' 3 ' N g , . LAURANCE COX WI-II 1 L lulrrul 1 J-4 'Xnlmlc Nunn Collest Door knob off X lctrola broken C ll L C and he ll get out hrs tools and hx lf ln no time Larrw h1s euned 1 well earned reputltnon of bemg apt with ans eontrnx ance that IS too much for other less experleneed hands Vohltex I9 ,1 qulet nonchalant fellow m normal times yet he em llXK.1yS be relied upon tm be ln the mldst of trouble when If comes 1 Clllllllllfflis X fm l c nCrru J H1 ICIHIJ4 5 , S Sm Seo x I wt' Larrg 9. D 'YN X k Plicvkq! eff EDWARD FRANKLIN Woops MLA I uhm! 1 97 Boudoir: 0 5 I-d enacts the Slylllb Stlll water runs deep T xll external appearances Ed IS .1 quxet gentlemanly soul Yet wnth the proper Dexter impetus he can wreak de struction on some unfortunates room Despnte these outbursts Vvoodsne 15 really a gentle soul wnthm for birds and more bnrds haue experxenecd hrs affectnonate toueh Ed has the uncanny faculty of alw ays appcarmg on the spot at the rnght txme w nth a mnmmum of noxse and haste Bunqml C Hllllllfftt 5 Sa mor Dame Commlflu 6 Pool 4 l 4 l I1 S 6 lsbczlllr 771116 Sea S101 4 lamb! Club 4 5 llc: Comnzodorz 6 Gln Club 6 Porto R110 Crum 4 43 f 9' .I l' , ' ' P- ' P a . . Cf! , ' Q '.l 1mf Il , 2 3, Vuixifs 4, Sg Clif ' ' 'g 'mfr , , g Lo. 4, 3 l' ' Ilf.' l. S, . rr ,ss -X lk ffl 'Lk fs I . I , Q ' r 4 wx Xa 4 A I L N I 4' ' X f 5 I Q 6 lr 4 X' erE1n A K i 9' ' I . , ' 4 ', ' ' , '. 0 ,, ,, .x,, . . . 11111 '. , 'arsil , g ,A ' ' ' 5 ' , ' 115 . 7 V 7'-, y 1 1 . Q 9 s ' 1 y v DOUGLAS GORDON WOOLF IR fufrml 19.17 Harzard Doug 15 a qunet unassummg fellovs whose easx manner conceals the fact that he ns a real go getter Hrs leadershxp of the Bushnell Tabor Land Corporatnon has shovsn his determnnatxon to see a thmg through H needs more hours 1n the das to squeeze ln studles the Fore N Aft and the Log but he manages to do all of these well nn addition to rulnng the dlnmg room mth an rron hand 14 N A IS Sour: Mam1x1rS Hazzard Club VI 4 log 4 Izlllm 5 Sll70Il1lY!7ll Tram 4 Sea Sumfr 4 S Porfo R140 Crum 4 l'X Doug HENRY THEODORE YOUNG Er1llrd19J8 I If there s ex er any questlon about the horse poxx er of a car Hank IS the one to he consulted He has an Innate abxllts to determme ho se pow er XX hatex er has complncated formula of determsnatnon IS lt has enen hlm grlt and power for the soceer field and a drnxng xx md for traels and we hope that nt null be of good seruce to hmm when he 3,ets his motor bent unto the xx ater IIIIDII fum r e laflClu rC1rf Hank , . . . . Y V Y Y 1 . e .V . -t' 4 xy , . 1:U.,'1V' f' 3 .Ut Q ., , j Pit, :-.'.5 :11fl'4 ff ,D M- ' 1 ' M. .T. ' ' - Y w ' l ' . .. Y . F - V ,, V . . A 1 vi ' I ,f -V. K ,' .. . ' v' s y , I v. 1 A v x x VI ' If I l SVIVY' 41 14' CLI .ifft'A'QSt'L1Sl'IIlf.'S1 ' or f 1153 Cla if 15. SENIQR CLASS ELECTICDNS X mst Iopu ll Jont XIost IOL Txbn Il Rust Il Itlst Drag gum, ad ILIPSILINJILI1 x kl Class XpoII1J X 1stI111 XI11I ll t To I t 1 tt XX 1tt1tst nst I 1tt1 11 XX ouItI bt XX 1tt1tst ISS SULII 11g,tst C111 I I1f1tst t IDIL9 :st Num XKILIX 1 Hut C111 t ngtt t XX111t 71 XIost Ixlstlx to Suttttd XX 1tt1I1c1ust IILILL C 111s Comssall Imrtt B1r11u mpus I3 ttt 111 mx C cmxx IX Qobb Roth lgULl 1Itf.rs I51ystc11'1 C1rtt11b1u111 t C111 nx Iiumpus SLINLHQ1 XX 1tt1I1oL1s 1tt1I1c11.1st R110 H Kms, xts XILXIII Cc1111xs1I 31LIsIo1tI Clark XX 1tL1I10ust XX wolf Bumwn P1cIsfo1d Kms, XX1tt1I1oust Butt XX1ttrI1oust XIOOIL Conwlx IXIITS., XX wolf GILLIIIUILIIII Ixtnntdx X 01111, mg IXL JITLS JH XX 1X I 18 XX cmcr Butt XX Int mt 11 u 1 at I5111 XX oods Sptu R1tx XX 11tt I31oxx11 G1t11Ib1u111 Thomson Tulm , If . 3 Il l 'vm ,I X. D. ,Ai X, Il . I f V , A l . L 4 . . r . lk, -,Q L ,', I'4gg'- Dx gg Bu . 1 , C ' vnll .-1 I 1 I , ' . 5'-XI' XXX 1 , , ' 1' Q ,F 1' ' 21 If, p - 't I'ic1'c -, I5I11sI1, , ' VQIII ,y 1 . I ' 1' Q . I1 K :Q - 1' XXX 1, ' . l K' I'U's 5'IXIn1 1'I Kei , . '1 Ig , 1 ' '1 I .x I.W- 'N Vx ,Z V f W Mc ,I fx '5' I' , ' , ' ' ' Ilcst .'XtI1Ictc I j, 1 ', CIIQ ,I N1 tus 'I j, 'I I, 1 I' 'g'1 i'AI1I Kai' , :Ig I1, lf ,', , ' Q Bus --wr '- - XVI' -, ci Il XI1 .'1 1 I f'. Cc I'. 1 'muy XI Xian If j, I lycs. I' ', I '1 ' Iiyy-I 'p11' -It I' 1 I jf s IIgg Cc ' ' , iiIL11'Ii A -. 4' v , I. wsxi N 1 gc L v - Q Li' ' -IS mul mu F sh XX Cornwall lntrt R Brett P Snell H mg umf mu I Wallace CJ Vbatcrhoust S Woodward Va Bumpus H Nlartm CQUNCIL It has often been sald that the councll IS composed of fellows who have chosen duty over popularnty Wfhether thls IS the case or not, to be one of the fourteen memb rs elected by the student body IS wlth out a doubt the greatest honor Havmg once recelved thus honor, nt ns the councnl members yob to see that good c1t1zensh1p prevalls, whether he be ln cnarge of a corrl dor, a semor house, or a dmmg room table In addltnon to leglsla tue powers 1n controlhng the stu dent body, the councll also exer clses ludxcnal power Wltll the co operatlon of the faculty, tht Coun c1l glves nts op1n1on on matters dlr ectly affectmg school hfe Nat urally, thns system proves very ef fectnve, as the councll members are 1ble to see thmgs from the students uewpomt The Councxl opened the soclal season wnth a bang by arranging a dance wnthm two months of the openmg of school The entire group entered mto the prepara tnon of decoratlons, and showed the mam new students how enpoyable I , K U sr N .........m. l I' :--E. la , ' , H. 'c', . , . , .K' . Sfg I ' 'fi '-. lr , 1. W , . H ' , YV. , . A I . I ' - . . - r - 2 V ' - . . . . 1 ' s . 4 . . . , . . , . K l . 7 . . - . . V . V - V . COL NCIL OFFICERS Henry Haskms Pxerce Flrsf Mala W arner Brown Cornwall, Strom! Malt' Rob rt Leonard Brett, Tbnfl Malt Parker Snell, Bwzfm frm a Tabor dance can be As the re sult of the astoundmg enthusnasm whlch qulckly spread through the school, the dance turned out to be a huge success and paved the wav for other school dances Twnce durmg each week, Tuesday and Thursday mornmg chapel IS conducted by council members, who take turns on the platform On these days, members of the school exerclse thelr skull nn pubhc speak mg., choosmg any topnc whlch ap peals to them On Saturday morn m xt ns e Fnrst Mates duty to presxde oyer the weekly Town r nu 1 ru P Intrce Hall Meeting., At thls txme, stu dents lead dnscussxons on y arnous top lcs, usually lnvolvlng natlonal or IN ternatlonal affalrs of lnterest to Am erlcan c1t17ens These debates haue given eyery student the experlence of speakmg whlle under fire of op ponents questlons Perhaps the outstanding accomp hshment of the councll thus year has been the arousmg of school sp1r1t All sports and actnvntnes haye been followed enthusnastncally a fact vyhnch h s confrlbuted much to maklng thns school year a memor able one Y ' -'ni I l . av 7 . , tc: 1 ,, V fs Sf .1 , NI . l.'ll.rd, XV. Lorxwall, ll. llc , T. Y' , . ' P. Snell. . ,, . . . - Y. L - . . . 7 . . . . - 7 X . . . V . V . . . , 1 ' , 1 . . Y - V . . . Y . . 1 , . . - . , , V . Y . . . - . . 7 a . ' -' ' l 2 - t . . . . , . . g th s ' - ' v V ff Gb 00 mul mu 1 pan ent ey ash a aes lst ovxs Dovxse R Dagger R Zimmerman l' 'Nevxdxck j Nlaedonald nu r Carpenter I' Ba nrt nxx ogtrs alar C, rttt Vnglmr H Cnr cr R lllmc e T lyans R Rlel1l'1'IOl'l 'lbnl mu m wood uruss H Arun N s le oe ones S Woo vxar Xlouse ollan XX hershayx H Ware IUNIQR CLASS Smce th1s IS the Senlor yearbook, the Iumors feel that they shouldn t take advantage of the thlrty mners by fillmg the two pages that they were kmd enough to glVC us Wlfh the many facts that prove 1940 to be the better class, for, although we may be frank and slxteen, we have achieved some vestnge of dns cretlon, and wlll let the semors chng to thelr happy llluslon of sup enornty The Iunlor class IS dnnded Qonly geographlcally, of coursej , mto two groups The upstalrs fellows may be classed as the ehte of jumor soc lety whlle down under we have the roughnecks ,whose happy splr xts are only partxally smothered by the efforts of Cap Lewns and Mr Drexel We do not lntend to IH smuate that Mr Porsson s upper cor rldor boys are soclally dead fish for they have been known to have thelr flmg, or that the lower corrldor dwellers are culturally uncouth Why, once we saw someone down there readmg a book Despite thxs physxcal separatlon, when lt comes to class actlvxtles, the umors have shown thexr abnhty to cooperate ln thenr stagmg of the umor Prom The junlor class was ofhclally or gamzed 1n January wnth the elec tion of class ofhcers, and, m subse quent meetmgs, the class agreed up on plans for the unnor Irom The Class yoted to maugurate a new sys tem m stagmg the wmter dance The entnre class was made the - ' . f g r ' A 1 n l 4 ' ' r . Q 5 6 , , Y 1 T E ff 1 2 2 r T 4 T T r - -- A I ' - 5 ' ' xi . I ' l - I , ' y , l 1 , 1 . ' V ' 4 . . , ' 1 . e 1 5 L r .V fl ., . I . l l V X l lf- 4:-A. Z'ld , B. B lg, B. N , F. W II A. LA , P. D V, E. . :. sm- .I 1-mf-R. - -, ,. bb' , 5. li mule, R. R Y- , F. H' d, 1 B1 , W. , . dl , . 4' If-, . 2- , . '- d. ' z-xv. lan' g' ,j. C ' , .xi ' , Scale. eg. rv , R. J -. .. d v d, J. . -, W. M. P , H v, . -. n , . . - , - . V- . . . , . 7 . ' V . . V . . - . . . Y . . . . V. . . Y - . 7 . . . . I - . V, . J . , u 1 Cf ,Y ' ' Y - V 5 7 YK- tl ,I . ' I X ' I I I 48 ' IUN IOR CLASS OFFICERS Charles Hugh 'Vlartxn Presulenf Richard Charles Daggett Vu: Pl'lYlt1C'l1f Floy d Wallace jr Su rcfnry Nelson Hasknll Scales Tn nszzru Dance Commnttee mstead of yust a few fellows as had been the prevnous practlce Thls ldea proved very suc cessful for wmter dance subscup tnons hat a new hugh and the class showed more xntercst sxncc each fel low felt that he was part of the dance The blg event was held on March enghteenth ln Lnllard Hall dlmng room which had been dec orated as a rose garden Tasker Crossons orchestra seemed to sat nsfy the devotees of both the hot and the sweet Was the dance a good one? Ask any Iunnor The IUHIOIS on both upper and lower have weekly gathermgs ln the form of after dmner coffee m the masters rooms These occaslons are enjoyable not only because of the generous quantlty of coffee but also because of the sparklmg wrt and scmtxllatmg conversatlon 1n evxd ence As to other soclal events the boys of the upper corrxdor set R1gH1 s the pace wlth a steak roast at Mary s Pond Seventeen fellows asslmll ated Mr Polsson s cook1ng and Mr Beebes storles A grand tnme was had by all But as we approach the end of 1939 the tnme seems appropriate for a lnttle serlous thought Next year we are to be seniors and then for some college for others lxfe Our Jun nor year has been a happy one per haps a bnt too happy We could have done more work and perhaps kept our CHTCICDCICS a few pomts hxgher but any regrets we may have are overwhelmed by happner thoughts of a really successful un lor year and wnll only serve to push us on to greater heights next year We now face our semorshlp with perhaps a but more knowledge of math and lnfe and the smcere desire to Wm a name m Tabor for the Class of 1940 Y , 1 l s Y . v M , . V 1 7 '7 , - - , 7 Mr. Poisson, . Jag eu, . Nartin, N. .cales. 1 , . Q ,V a P. Wallace. . . . , , 7 . . . Y - , , , - A- , . . 1 ' . . , , . . I - 7 7 , 3 . . . n ! , - . 9 - a 9 - 3 . , ' ll 7, . QC Y, , . S v ' J y ' , ' A Q Y - . . , Y - a ' U SCDPHCDMQRE CLASS We are the Sophomores, the noisy inhabitants of the corridor that we are pleased to call our own. Some- how we have not received the rec ognition that we have deserved perhaps owing to the fact that the upstart freshmen were lucky enough to beat us in one or two unsched uled and very informal games However, undaunted by these set backs, we went ahead to carry out those brave traditions that are the unwritten goals of the Sophomore We made as much noise as it was humanly possible to make, disobey ed the council members as much as we dared, and in general, we did all the things worthy of a Sophomore. A word here might be timely con- cerning our relations with the coun- cil members These iron handed representatn es of the law have been known, on occasion, to submit to the wiles of a tempting cake, and have even given way to their inner selves completely and shared in some nocturnal cider and doughnut bout that was meat for the paddle The time has now come for us to become exalted uniors, and our mixed feelings seem to tend toward regret on leaving our old haunts, although perhaps our masters will not be sorry to see us go 7 1 Hua. Walur S Blankmslnp J Chapman l xxllllldhtl' H Omen C T Brown R Cope l Turner Ill nswru Nl nnson in s urs 1 gran in ivsarl Turmr D .IFDLS RU tts nl XXL ut lu R o 71 tx oo s Du , V . 3 s , 4.-.3 1 ii ' H t - i r 1, 5 4 ' f -fail' i' ,L 1 l ' i 'X ' T I f . f . A s , , , . If 1 I . L 5 , iff' i eV. M, ,y V, x . . ' f. ' ' 1 ' I i-fsi ' ' 3 J ' 's 1 ' . I V ,,, . y. A' ' K , I Q 4 I N r if A Tb ll, ,ur mu.-ini. p-, H. f, . . ' ' , . , i. . -- . Q. . V , . , 3 . S-.mul Il z-H. P -l -j, . . .lil , T. K' g b j, K. Z'ld , I. lfml-j, H. Stl ' , A. ' -, . gl ', li. g' . Tb i mu :-R. -ld, C. B 'k . Lang, R. I3 stef, B. Q kl', , I. Morley, C. XX' Ll., A. ple. 50 G tt e t r W oods u N E e He C' H o We the Freshman Class of 1939 have attempted to reach the alms and standards of the upper classes ln our studies, sports and other act 1v1t1es The members of the class, although entermg dlrect from un 1or H1gh or grammar school have fitted themselves very rapldly mto the rlotous and colorful pattern of freshman llfe The mghtly pnllow f1ghts and general rough housmg that was the natural outlet for our freshman um and vlgor was turned relentlessly mto hours of fatlgue by our masters and corrldor Councll lors Another more profitable out let for energy was found ln umor sports In thxs sphere the class has progressed rapldly and efhclently FRESI-IMAN CLASS and great have been the defeats of the sophomores m unscheduled games In other school actnvntnes the members of the class have joxned ln wholeheartedly There are repres entatwes ln the Glee Club Yacht Club Photography Club and Orch estra We dnd our best m all of them As we can now never agam call our dearly beloved corr1dor home we express deep sorrow m leavmg the delectable atmosphere of scream mg vlctrolas raucous laughter and yelling Thus xt ns wlth our best wnshes that we bequeath our bat tered corr1dor to the freshmen to come I P . 1 I a - fe J ' l ' 2 5 ' l l I 1 1 1- LA 4 I .W 5 i F ' . 5 Y , 4 . 4 A . y I 4 , 2 8 . F 1 1 ,' . I 'A ' ' ' iv,-J ., is . C l ' . 2 V ' : A ,I a 2 ' 4 ' 4 Y ' 'T 2 s- A' 1 ' ' 1 x Q , V I L a I, Ll 'l. 1 . K . y 1 s ' I 1. Frou! r0u.':-J. B. Tailer, S. Brown, VV. riffin, Babbi , F. K i h, il. Bai d, ' . Strom! ro :-P. Field, J. Twomey, C. ntwistl , D. wat, A. Love, F. fray, . F rd. a 9 , - . . J - . . , 1 1 ' J V. . - I - , . , 7 . . . . I - ' , y n J a - - 51 L Us 1 tix X, aa f' Trif' iii 5 -. if' 1 X - I ,A mx. A x . ' 3 I .e L if 11 , 1 ,X 5 - -x ' , t b . . 3 1. 'Riga 'Y-1? 'fx f AX s k'- w A' if I 5 13:1 'hi , An, 4- A K JJ 1. L g ' . f . '5 I, H . ' iz 4 Q 1 . A ., , SQ Qf . . , A ,A ' L: we , Y . 1 . 4 'Q X . 1 X . - , CX X X' THE FORE N AFT I Ilflll HI rfmf Phllnp Thomson AtllNFI Nlr Allan XX Sherman The board vyas chosen early m the wmter term and organxzatlon was started m a mmor may Hou eyer tlme was grovymg short when we reallzed that we had before us more of a task than we had bargamed for It was then that the Busmess board really went to work obtammg ad yertnsements that would bulld up the financnal backmg of the Fore n Aft, so that we would not have to cut down on the budget we had set Th1S a1m was accomplxshed and the wrntmg and lay outs went ahead as had been planned A word on the B1 um ss Xldlldxtl Taylor Kennedy Az lll,lNlU xllllltlxll VS xlllam Co 4. objects of the board mnght be tlme ly here, for we haye no other place to express them It has not been our alm m presentmg, thus edltlon of the year book to show you a g.,lossed oyer picture of school lxfe as nt may be xmagmed to be but rather to portray lt as It really ls, by tak mg a close up of the school at work and play This explams the num ber of mformal pnctures 1n the book In concluslon, It must be remem bered that thus ns your book, and we, as the board, have been lnter preters of your alms and wxshes YIUJH lf!! Y I 1 10l'l'ISOl l fUY I1 0 C I' HbJUn1 1 1 1' - . . 1 A I ,QA y - ' lf 7 7 . . . . - . , . . lv y ' ' y v 7 v y , 1 . , . . . 7. 7- . . . 7 . . . . V 7 . i 7 - 7 . x . . . I . . , . . - V . . 7 . V - , , . . . V . . 5' 4 1 1 Cr ' A I- 5 A K ' -, X 'C IX XYUUI!-. R. C lark, Nlr. She . XY. I5 cf, T. Kell. P. TI , A. B ' , NY. C lc, Nl. Q UC , T. Kc cdyz S4 rovsn XX o New t D Pxck or r Snmmons D Woolf R Zlmmerman H Nloore lxenr-edt I Wallace THE TABCDR LOG Ilrlztm 111 :bn Douglas Woolf Buumss Managfr Daud Prckford Alu: Edllor Harold Moore Adlmr Wir Trumbull Snmmons The alm of thrs years Log staff monthly newspaper, was realnzed Although th1S rejuvenatlon has been due largely to the wnll to work rm bued nn members of the staff xt IS necessary to mentlon several out standmg causes In the first place, 1939 perhaps more than any other prevrous year, has prouded ample satlsfactnon to the yournallsts appetlte for news The f1rst bxg story came 1n the form of a flood wrthm a month of the openmg of school XV1th a start llke thls the poss1b1l1ty of let up nn news was pres ented by a wery out standlng xear m sports the always xnterestmg sprmg crunses, and dx xerse other ZICIIXIIICS The mstallatnon of a very recent Log proved to be another stnmulant to success HIS WllllI1gl1CSS to pass on hrs multxtudmous ndeas and trxcks, taken hot from the college campus , was equalled by eagerness w1th which they were adopted Each department, under the edlt orshlp of Doug Wolf, contrlbuted nts share to the success of the pub lncatlon News reporters dld a com mendable job of wrltmg accounts of all school ex ents, as dnd ed1tor1al xsts and sports wrlters m thenr ID dnvldual Helds All m all the Log has managed to present a record of school l1fe to all those connected wxth Tabor l A. B Y, Cla, lf. .' 'di'k, . '-f a,x1. ' , . 1 . ' , . . . T. .. I-. -h gf i - Y. . . . , . . 5 to enliven the pages of Tabor's college graduate as adviser to the . . .- . N 1 ' ,Y 7 . V. . . I . . , . - 4 G 7 ' . . . . - 9 ' . . . - Y 7 - ' T 'v ' , -v ' 55 DRAMATICS D11 clor Mr Phllnp Thomas THREAD OF SCARLET b J I ell The Cast iandlord Donald Hewat Mngsworth Edmund Dowse Smlth Rnchard Lang Tray eller ohn Curtlss Breen Cyrus Buckley Butters Arthur Brown Sfaqc' Malmgm Randolph Foster P10per1'y Manager Thayer Kmgsbury THE CROWS NEST by Frank Manley K1 Thomas Kelth J Stephen Walters Mr Peterson Arthur Brown Swanson R1chard Lang McGee Donald Hewat Lennxe Harold Owen Sfagc' Mzzmzgcr Davnd James THE FIRST DRESS SUIT by Russell Medcraft The Cast Betty Hardmg ean Fraser Mrs Harding Mary Kremp Teddne Hardnng Harry Gnrdler Iohnme Drake Harold Moore Slug: Malmgrr Thayer Kingsbury .T N I, i . . y' . . B r J ' The Cast .d . o-Jo s f ' J The name of thls select organlza t1on xs arrn ed at by transposmg the name of the school, and 1ts busmess IS to transpose the money that pours xnto the coffers of the club every Saturday mto the movnes that we all appreclate so much It IS the busmess of the club, wlth the help of the heelers , who wlll eventual ly be members, to make change, re wlnd the fnlm, and generally make the entertamment as enjoyable as possxble The films are chosen bv the student body by popular vote, and nn th1s Way an excellent cholce has been obtamed The club declded at the begm nmg of the year to elect only one officer, a secretary treasurer, whose busmess IS to contract for the mov RCDBAT CLUB les and to keep the accounts For the fnrst tlme ln the hlstory of the school the program has conslsted of a feature pxcture, a news reel and a cartoon as a regular entertainment every Saturday The new addltnon al projector has done much to 1m prove the showlng of the films, and the small profit that the club makes goes toward the final payments on thls addltlonal equxpment We wlsh to express our gratntude nn entertammg us so well, and for the valuable HSSISCHDCC afforded us by those members of the faculty whose shlrt sleeved figures, vxsxble every Saturday nnght, are too famnllar a slght to have to be named here R Br tt Xlr Lxllard V Cornwall F Buxton H P1 rce D , ' for the Hne job that club has done l 57 CDRCHESTRA AldHt1IQ4'f - Richard Daggett XVhen the First rehearsal was call- ed for those students interested in music a very disappointing number of candidates appeared. Faced with this problem, it was decided that Taboris group would rehearse with the local Sippican Symphony orch- estra After a few weeks with this group it proy ed very unsatisfactory and the job of producing a Tabor orchestra was undertaken T h e school s instrumentalists were round ed up, and Mr Clarence Arey was kind enough to desert his many ac tivities in Fairhaven and New Bed ford to direct them lJm'i-fur - Mr. Clarence Arey As may easily be supposed, the hrst few Friday nights were disap- pointing, with several Hne compos- ers taking a severe beating, but gradually Mr. Arey's capable dir- ection and the improvement of the players began to show, and music replaced the assorted squeaks and grunts that had at first held swav The boys gradually developed the knack of playing together and the art of playing softly The group has played one very enjoyable concert in cooperation with the Glee Club, and is now bus ily rehearsing for commencement with greatly increased confidence Lf! IJ!! ll 1 XKUH IHLXROO kllll, UFY I an lx Conun on 1 1 ill tu at tvs: s L Num n nu x Nl lmu r r 1 I ' 1. , . . , . . . vi ' '42 . W A YE. J' AX .5 . l lion! Vlllllivi. K' l ', ll. llupc, l'. Kc' l. Nl. T ' icy, R. hnlcr, XY. Ill' K' ' d, Ci. fubb. il-. 'I -'xb , A. fildii . '. i Sirmiil run:-Mr. Pisol. T. l5.hh' . P. Di K. Cf p. lf is. C. Lrrtlwr. R. llaggwr. ll .'c it-lt. Tfv il musvyl. Babb' , Nlr. Nolu. l. ' ' kc . 58 mul rou Ixus R Zxldmn C Vboos W Cot B Nam C Buc cy VL Xing t I Dovnse D IC ford W lllm wood R Babbltt I' Buxton H Pierce XX Korten P Thomson H Moore I Chapman fuml mu lg ear ar an oun 1 ate. oo war asm V. nr t tort Brown F Vous S Walters N Sealts lx Convmax Hamzxz r Francns Buxton Many fellows found nn the Glee Club an outlet for muslcal expres s1on Self entertaxnment was turn ed mto entertanment for others un der the sknllful dlrectlon of Mr CUYCISS When the first call for members was sounded, m a n y newcomers, along wnth the old fellows, answer ed the summons As usual, tests were made and those who qual1Hed were dlVldCd mto proper vonce groups At the regular Frnday re hearsals, the work of selectlng and practnclng the war1ous songs was begun In 1ts first appearance of the year the Club presented a xarned pro gram to the Marlon Woman s Club To vary 1ts program, a trxo, a quar GLEE CLUB Dm f for Wir Chester Curtlss tet, and an octet were formed The Club made 1ts next appearance at the annual school concert, present mg a fine evenlng of entertamment nn conyunctxon wlth the orchestra Early 1n May the Club cooper ated w1th the House ln the Plnes School chor1sters and gawe a very fine program to the school The enthusnasm wlth whlch both clubs were recexved was a sure 1nd1cat1on of the success of thenr efforts A gurls quartet and the Tabor octet stole the show wnth thelr amuslng songs As the Fore N Aft goes to press the Club xs workmg to prepare for IIS part m the Commencement exer clses Thls w1ll be the culmnnatlon of a very successful muslcal year C F A1-J. . 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S9 WHEELMEN The Wheelmen under the dlrec txon of Captam Lewxs are the lead ers m handlmg and carmg for the Tabor Boy Has mg served two seasons on the Boy they are the backbone of the schooner crew Thelr yob IS to gulde the new fel lows 1n keepmg a large saxlmg ves sel trlm and to dlrect the crew whlle the shlp IS under sall Durmg the fall wnth the assxstance of the Wfheelmen the Tabor Boy makes week end voyages to nearby ports ter by the crew The sprmg out fittmg IS managed by the crew and several week end salls 1n May and une provxde enjoyable trnps for ev eryone l For thelr cooperatxve servlce Cap tam Lewns recommends to the Coun cnl that desersmg awards be made A red vuheel SlgI1lHCS two seasons work whlle a gold wheel xs the re ward for havmg served as a mate A red propeller ns awarded for two seasons work as englneer Much credlt IS due these fellows for the work they do to make crunsmg pos slble for us on the Tabor Boy James A Lewns Lleut Comdr U S N R Captam of Tabor Boy Warner Cornwall Red Wheel James Mouse Gold Wheel Rxchard Rogers Red Wheel Wlllard Wnght Gold Wheel QUT-IS. R NX C , . - . . , - , - .. . . . . Y. . IQ Vi, Y' V ' ' fl 19 7 ' ' 7 , , - . . . . , . 9 - ' ll ,Y . . ,- , ff ,, , . . . , . -, - ' , - u as . . . - - 'a and IS then dlsmantled for the wm- 7 -. l -A .V 'lb A a xt ' 'l-. XY. Wight, R. ogcrs, Capt. Lewis, j. House, ornwall. 60 iiuuf mu. mi! Frou! rou-G Kung E Flash E Woods H Pierce D T1yl0r XX Wight J Woods Srroml rou W Ellnngvsood G Weld C Woods A Doyle P Thomson kung Ni johnson Third rou D ames F Hazard R Foster H Young R Znldpan W Cole S Walters Commodore Henry Pnerce X iff' Commodorz Edward Woods Consrstmg of fellows lnterested m saxl boat racnng and cru1s1ng, the Yacht Club IS a year round orgam zatlon at Tabor The Club IS or ganlzed early ln the fall, at whlch tlme the officers for the year are chosen Commodore Plerce, VICE Commodore W o o d s Secretary Treasurer Kxng and a Race Com mlttee of three members were the executlve officers Durlng the wmter months when salllng was nmposslble the Club met regularly once a week to dlscuss rac mg problems and talk over new rlgs for racmg and crulslng Un der Mr Bulhvants dxrectlon, the members became thoroughly fam1l lar wlth raclng rules and tactlcs YACHT CLUB Sfcrelarg Trvaszlrer David Taylor Cbazrman Raft' Commllfce George Kmg A thorough groundmg xn these was demanded of all members who ex pected to do well when sprlng ar rrved Many of these mrd wmter gams were concluded wlth ac counts of personal experlences and of new ndeas When sprlng came, the Club be came really actxve The racmg was begun as soon as the boats were ready, and the ellmlnatlon series m both Zlp and E class boats was completed by Memornal Day On that day the Hnals were salled off and a crew was chosen to repres ent the school m the Interscholastxcs As usual, the mterest ln saxllng and crulsmg was wldespread, and the club had a very successful year , , V ., lf? i . 3 A , I 1 4 fb' ls k x ' z is f . 3 2 g 'V f . l f 'D f J V' ' ' ,, I 1 , ,, t A 2 ., .. af ff ' , 'mmf' 1 ': . 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I ,, 1 1 ' I - . . fl ' 7, IQ I! 1 , ' - 3 61 UQ ,. 34 Iron! mu Kcnth A XX Grnffm S Broun F Gray M fvwomey M ohnson R cl R Cope R Ynldymn H Owen Suomi mu A Doyle D Somers W Cole j Macdonald C Woods D amcs P Thomson W Barney Ilasm Prcltford H Plerce Vt Bommtr H 'Vloore Tlurl mu Kung XV Fllmgvrood G Waterhouse D Hunt li IN ll IN bcnles R Rogers Vw Wxght S Walters Morley A Lust T Fxans L Rogers Iolulb mu M Greenbaum Keyes V Bumpus HYoung Moust F luxton H Kung R Clak I Spear T lxcnth W Cornwall E McNair R Ware SEA SCOUTS Dlnclors Mr Stuart Bulllvant and Capt James Levus In the school there are two scout shrps the Tabor Boy and the Tabor Scout, under the leader shlp of Captaxn Lewxs and Mr Bul lrvant respectlvely These shxps are dxvlded mto troops that meet twlce weekly ln regular classes to further their knowledge rn thenr partlcular Helds One of the hnghpomts m thus years program was the partnclpa tron of representatxves from both shrps nn the Sea Scout CIFCUS at New Bedford They gave a hfe boat exhlbrtnon of rowmg that was an outstandmg event ln the clrcus In thus umque school, we have the advantage of bemg able to put the ory learned ln bl Weekly meetmgs mto practlce on the water durmg fall and sprmg Wnth the and of wonderful waterfront facxhtnes, we haxe been able to obtam practrcal experience that has put us ln a pos mon that IS the envy of all 1 . J ul vi E Q W ' 5 1 f ' ! ' , - fe . 5 1- y : 9 .ff 1. . l 5 3 3 Q 1 V . ' 4 ' ' ' - 1 ' , 1 h , . ' . T ' l. f l' I I 3 I . A ' 0 3 fx ' .Y ' 2 f 1 -f . x . A , T . l- gn , i n. l I A r 4 - L ' K ,N K 1' . Y iff, ' I V 'Y 1 ' ' V ' V:-F. ' , . ' A, . f, . V, . ' r , . J , . W d, . , . ll. 7 l, D. , . ' , . ', .. . 1 ':--j. A ', '. . ' ' , . ' , . ' ' , . 'as , '. ' , . ' , . , f 1- . ,J. Y , , . , 1. 1. 4 , . ' , . f, 5. , . , , . , ' KC S! , , , , 9 I! 33 - ' . l , n u V . ' ,, . ,, . . . . . 62 38-'39 a Great Year in Sports FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Captain - Robert Brett Mamflqwr - Robert Clark Coat-lv - Mr. Frederick Thompson Practice was started on Septem- ber Hfteenth for the team which was to be one of the most success- ful teams in the history of the school. Laps around the field, run- ning in place and other exercises were only part of the training the team was getting. The will to win was being instilled within them bw words of encouragement from the coaches Then came the hurricane to rob the players of shoes, helmets, and ex en the use of the field The school had to be reyuvenated Exercise changed from the calisthenics to mooring boats and sandpapering tables. W'hen practice was resumed, the team had work to do to mas- ter the tricky tactics which Mr. Thompson knew were necessary for such a light team. Results of this work showed when the team moved to victory oxer Portsmouth Priory and Thayer The next game, that with our ancient and most difhcult foe, Mos es Brown, was lost Outweighed though not outclassed, Tabor was defeated by a better team that day the only loss of the season .xt XX .it r mu nt, um wus r tt MII' Jr 11 ii ou li m t, .xr in im .1 N .llt V . r, - 1 . Y . 7 i Imut muzf K. Sch 'Il'er. Ci. ' el te. ll. lxij, Nl. Imlliu, Captain R. Brett, XY. I5 g . Ci. lie , S. Xl-uutl . J. ll. Pierce. Siiuml mn 1-R, Cl k, gl. Tviomex. I. XX'notls. Xl, lireenbuvu, P. Snell, l. XX'l te, Q. Ci lb, Xlr. 'I' o psozs. 7llYl'.l ruzi:!R. llagyt-tt. ll. Nl 1' . K. Co ay. ll. -loiies, N. Sc les, R. Cobb. l, .lux I. 64 Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov SCHEDULE Tabor Tabor Tabor Tabor Tabor 1 Port Prlory Thayer 0 St George Pomfret l Gov Dum 6 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Playmg a schedule of Hve games Tabors umor Varsnty football squad came through w1th the fine record of two wxns two tles and only one defeat Under Coach Pete Llllard the V s learned the fundamentals of the game and had valuable playlng experience that wnll make them better Htted for the varslty 1n later years Hlgh hghts of the season were the fine playmg and leadershlp of Captam Defeat rather than dampenmg the sp1r1ts of the team urged them to VICIOFQ ower a good St George s squad by a smgle touchdown At Pomfret undlsmayed by the recall of Daggetts touchdown run the team ran and passed 1ts way to 1ts fourth uctory m a very close game Only one more team stood the way Thls was the Governor Dummer eleven whlch had held Moses Brown to a scoreless tue The opponents scored first and then held Tabor off until the last forty sec onds of play Captam Brett hurl ed an accurate pass to Scales over the goal lme D1Ck Daggett then deftly drop klcked the ball square ly between the uprlghts to score the wmnnng pomt and to close a great season Zlmmerman and the result of the final game a 13 to O vnctory over the Bourne Seconds in Captain Brett, Coach Thompson ' - . 8 2 . ' 0 ' - ' . 15 19 - i - Oct. 22 Tabor 0 M. Brown 12 ' . 29 6 . 0 . . . . S 18 3 . 12 7 . . . , J . . . A l QQ ,, ' , J. .1 1 l ' junior Varsity Squad. 65 SCDCCER 11 M1111 lJ1x1d Sonnrx 1111 1 Dom IS XX ou t IL IL lrk KHNNL L IL H1 U 1 L111 111 L IX x s. Ln. xx s 1 1. A11 gxpunungn p lxgrs 114111111 xx 1111 to IL 1tL oxxuu L ul Ik Lxnlt Nunn mu of C Olkh P01 on lm lil B 1 fun t 1 1 x 18 xx 111 nd into A II s 1 smd 1 put1t1ons IDL ll LII lu I 'IL A L xx lt 1 d XS LISUII rhk Exghm L Img: 1111 proxu Ld somv. t.XPLI'1CY1LCd pllxurs md Hlflllti Pt ILVILII from Cnrmlnx md Suu XX 1ltLr9 tlom Br1t.11n both pllxgd Lonslsuntlx throughout the fill Thu LIIITIIX of tha. smson xx1s the t1lt xxlth Goxunor IJum111Lr OH ro a bwd start the sgon xx1s not med unt1 thx. llst qu1rtv.r In 1 l11rd foug t OXLFUFIIC 1 dcc1d1ng p 11ltx goll 1n In llst mmutw 01xe rhg 1 xmtorx to TlbOf Out Oct CLI X01 Nox N01 C xpum 801111. rx SCHEDULh Tlbor Tabor Tlbor Tlbor Tabor Tibor Andoxer 711 C b X B Tgxtxlc 7 11 Cub Clox Dummcr St Cnorgn I 111 1 :rfb Ihxiu, 1, fx:-14. N. XW..1l1Lrx. ll, S mar-. XX, lS.1:.:'11L.. H. Iuqrudl. I. Rnlux. N11f1w.l 11111:--Xlr. I'11xx11:1, ll, l'1Jxt-nl. IJ, l.1xI11r. X. 811111. .X. Hr xx11. H. I1 mx. IJ. Xhmlt. t L L l'cb Nlar .ix fajw Capta n IJ:n,gttt SCHEDULE 21 Tabor 93 Broun 81 'Nxchols 30 28 Tabor 17' Roxbury Latln 451 4 Tabor Z2 New Bedford H S 41 1 1 Seaboarcl Relax s 18 Tabor 52 Vlosts Broun 31 25 Tabor 3714 Noble8LGrcen 2514 4 Prn ate School Nlctt Tabor Thlrd place TRACK Cxjwfam R1chardDacgttr Wana tl Edmund Don se Cuazfr Nir F Thompson Tabor has had a great xear ID sports Th Traclx team dld :ts part IH malunc tht ual 1 successful one Nluch ertdlt for thls success must 5,0 to Qlptaxn Dag gctt whose lnspnrcd performances spurrtd team to great efforts d to r Thompson for ducloplns, 1 blllnctd ILIIT1 from an lntxperltnccd squad Early dLfLlIS bs Roxburx latm and New Bedford were xaluablc cxpcrltnce though costly Hou u er late season uctorxes our Nloses Broun and Noble and Greenough ms as K ll as he hood showung of the team ln the Seaboard rclaxs fthex ts relax showed the abllxty of 1 truly fine team Outstandlng ln all meets vxas Duck Dag get Hrs repeated firsts ln the clash hur dles and hugh jump madt hum the hlgh po1nt scorer of the season Cobb C m L L1 I Tu m r omp Jn XX ar D s A I . A .A A A 1 t . U VA A A A 'N K 2 uv A A l C 1 1. ' ' - A, 1 ' - - - 1 SA ' - y- ,1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 . - 1 his Af ' ' an N1 . ' ' ' f A 1 . ' ' '. AVA! . Am A f 1 .A A. A. I, AA A . . A A A 1 WA ' 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 A A, A 1 A tea , x ve t ' 'I A jan. - ' - ' 1 . . ' ' - Jan A V . tablnshed a new record nn the two lap ' T- 'Z - ' f J 1 1 ' ' V f 1 ff-b.- .. fl' ' I:1bA 1 - pb. - . , A . . A 1 - 'E 1 v I 1 f ' ' T ,f ' A . A - 1 ' A A 1 . A .1 , A A A A A 1 A - 1 ffllflf mu:-R, . . 1. K' R. llaggett. Saptain. S. Brett. A. 'o ejr. St't'w1.l' run:-N1 . Th ss . H, N C. T. Keith, l'. cw e. 67 Imnl mu G Waterhouse 'VI Pollan H hung cap ann N Scales M Creenbaun Sum! mu F Thomson XY Bumpus S Woodward Nlr Boothby 'N Scott lx Conway R Babbntt VARSITY BASKET BALL Capfaln T Hudner Kung 'Vlanagar Robert Babbntt Comb Mr Albert Boothbv Not to be outdone by the success of the grxdsters, the basketball squad on the court They were success ful, for the school was represented by the best team 1n five years Pro vlded wlth veterans and experxenced newcomers, Coach Boothby convert ed this rlch materlal lnto a smooth worklng unlt The Mlddl6S began by defeatlng Falrhaven Hlgh School for the first tlme ln five years The hlgh scormg trlo of Waterhouse, Knng, and Scales, wnth that defensnve backmg of Pol lan, Greenbaum, and Conway, con tmued by trouncmg Providence Country D ay Pomfret, Samt Georges Portsmouth Priory, Famr hay en, and Milton play ed thelr best yet none could thwart our agrega tlon A vnsntmg Provxdence Coun Hrst defeat nn nme starts The V151 tors earned the vnctory but the Tab or1tes lnwardly knew the outcome should have been dlfferent Yet the boys dxdn t compla1n and showed thelr ab1l1ty to take It when, though defeated they made a very flne showlng agalnst a powerful Harvard five Stung by these consecutnve set backs, the team thoroughly avenged themselves on the Tech Freshmen, and, wnth the close Governor Dum mer game, the team suffered 1ts last defeat, but ended the season glorn ously by defeatmg the Alumm, 46 Q l .c 1 2- . , U. , . v' ' , . . .', ,'. , '. ' y', . ' . , l - . ' A K - I ' ' . 1 sought to emulate equal superiority try Day contingent handed us our , - , . , . Q . .. . , . , . 7 - - . V . n D V Y l , .- ' ' , ' - r r l I - 9 ' ' 1 l. 68 3 3. 2 2 C C C C C 6 SCHEDULE Tabor Fa1r H S Tabor Prox C Day Tabor Pomfret Tabor Thayer Tabor St George Tabor Port Pr1ory Tabor Fa1r H S Tabor M1lton 15 Tabor 17 Prox C Day 18 Tabor 26 Harv Fresh 25 Tabor 34 MIT Fr Mar 4 Tabor 35 Gov Dummer Mar 11 Tabor 46 Alumn1 24 g B IUNIGR VARSITY BASKET BALL 1939 was an outstand1ng season for un1or VZISIIY Basketball Jan. 14 24 - '. . . 16 Jn. 18 41- f. . 24 J n. 21 37 - - - 19 J n. 26 41 - - - 8 J n. 28 37 - . 20 F b. 4 65 - . ' 29 F b. 8 37 - I . . . 27 F b. ll S4 - - - ' ll F b. - f. . 24 F b. - . 36 F b. - . . . . . ' - . 36 . - - A 18 Captain Kin , Coach oothby. J ' ' in - ' , ' . , . . , J . . . J . , - ' ' 1 junior Varsity quad - 69 that the team played seven outslde games as Well as three Wlth the th1rd team The LI V s took three of the1r outs1de games and once beat S the th1rd team Z1mmerman and Wallace were co CHPCHIHS wh1le Mr Sherman coached these hopefuls who look for vars1ty serv1ce Command 1ng the late season 1nterest of the school was the Basketball C1rcus an 1ntramural tournament of teams cons1st1ng of members of the th1rd team .Iumor Varslty and un1or basketball teams and some track men The Peanut Vendors were the vnctors nn the CIFCUS All of the games were close the compet1 t1on was keen The un1ors al though they played no outs1de games thls year howed that they had learned basketball w1th Mr Slm mons coachmg for they all showed up well m the Cxrcus BASEBALL Caplain - Parker Snell Manager - George King Coach - Mr. W'alter H. Lillard, Jr. To climax a great year in sports was the job before the baseball squad, and the players did ably in realizing this objective. Despite the two defeats suffered at the begin- ning of the season, the team settled down to win six successive games. The main reasons for these triumphs were the consistent pitching of Ken Conway and the cooperative spirit of the entire squad The first games revealed the team s potentialities The veterans Con way, Snell Pollan Cobb and the newcomers Jones and Riley worked well together and learned to play smart baseball Marked progress was indicated by the fact that the sum of the team s error column did not grow larger. Early in the sea- son the team was weak in hitting, but, later in the year, the team de- veloped real batting punch. With Conway on the mound, a tight in- Held, a fast outfield, and a trio of Sluggers, the team was the best in many years. SCHEDULE Apr Apr May May May May May May May une Tabor Tabor Tabor Tabor Tabor Tabor Tabor Tabor Tabor Tabor 1 Moses Brown Prov C Day Pomfret St Georges Fair H S No 86 Green Rox Latin Thayer Bourne H S Belmont Hill 1 P Xkhna T G arl lx C h oo ' . . 22 - 3 ' . 29 2 - . . , 6 1 - - - i i i . ' , - 10 8 - - . , , , , 13 4 - - i . . . , i , 17 I 2 - . . 20 6 - - . I . 27 8 ---- i l 29 - . . , ' J 3 - ' Sralml on qrounf:-G. King, Q. i leer. lfmnl rout-F. XVallacc, R. jones. Riley, M. Pollan, P. Snell, C. Cobb. N. Scales, R. Daggelt, G. Xvater- house, D. aylor, Burk mn:-Mr. lillard, H. Prcsbsry, F. ray, H. Scliw ', R. Carpenter, '. onway, M. Grcenbaum, T. Keir , B. Rothwell, H. M rc. Mr. Poisson. 70 Tblf! rou R Foster L Whnte D Pnckford H Ware A Lxst R Lang Nir Beebe F Buxton D Somers kj 15 5.59 mul mu Owen R Bentlu H Hope I' Dowse j Woods Szuml mu H Pierce R Cobb H hung R Schaffer W Cornwall R Brett B Nash E Flash T Ken ne R Ware E Vsoods H Walters S Blankmshlp E Spear Pnutb mu Reses H Nlartm G Brett H Young Cv DtNoe VL Barnet S Woodward A Brown S Fntxustle P Thomson R Rxchmond ROWING Caplam Warner Cornvu all Managfr Exans Spear Comb Mr Rodenck Beebe Many people prophesned that the crew for thls year would not be too good Desplte the fact that only two lettermen returned, Ta bor s rowmg season started out wnth much enthuslasm In preparatxon for a tough schedule and a proposed tr1p to Henley, some of the boys yourneyed to Ashes 1lle North Car olma for early Spflng practlce I a race agannst Ashevllle, the crew began 1ts season ln the w1nn1ng column All season there seemed to be a constant worry to fellows 1n the varslty shells that some of the mat erlal 1n the other crews would ox er take them New boys developed themselves lnto potentlal and even actual varsnty men 1n a very short tlme Result An undefeated sea son for both first and second crews On to Henley' SCHEDULE First Crew Nay Na a Nay Nat a Nlay 6 Brovxn 81 Nnch Won by Tabor Won by Tabor 0 Yale Fresh B Crest Won by Tabor 2 2 Kent Won by Tabor Second Crew Broun 8: Xnch Von by Tabor T j X s B r vs on by Tabor Kent NX on by Tabor 11 W ,A K rr lg. 5' l 1 l g Y Q 39 1 1 -7 , KJ I V 5 ' D . A F :-H. ' , . -j, . , 1. ' , . . ' U , H - .1 3 - 1 ' . - ' . n .1 y 13-M.1.T. J. V. - ' ' M y 2 - . . ' - ' ' .I 7- - . .1 3 6- ' . - . M y 13-x1.1. . . C e f - - W . . V - A 7- i 7 71 y Ag Q , , A-'7' ' Q.. : ist' Roclley College V1S1lS Tabor Toward the end of the summer of 1938 the Radley College crew v1s1ted the school to compete wlth our crew 1n the first mternatlonal schoolboy regatta ever held nn Am ernca In the past four of our crews had journeyed to England to compete 1n the Henley Regatta In return for the hospltalnty extend en by the Englnsh durmg these years an mvntatnon was extended to Radley College to compete wlth us over our own course The Radley crew arrlved for two weeks tram mg before the race whnch was to be held on the twenty fourth of August The Radley fellows took over Bushnell House whlle our fellows were quartered m Dexter Both crews dmed together and Bushnell House was soon turned lnto an 1n ternatlonal fraternlty Durmg the tramlng perlod both crews towed twlce a day when condntnons per mntted and many forms of enter talnment were planned for both crews durmg perlods of relaxatlon Teas were held m many summer cadna whlch was moored ln the har or The Radley crew acquamted only wlth qunet streams had dlfliculty nn getting accustomed to our rough water They soon began to dnsplay amazing power and smoothness To see why they had won the Ladles Plate at Henley a month before was easy ' ' homes and aboard the yacht Ar- ' b . 72 rledRdley t aqacoa Early on the twenty fourth peo ple began to arrlve for the race by land and by sea The harbor course was soon lmed wrth boats colored flags and pennants People nn holnday attxre lmed the water front As race tlme approached the wmd mcreased and startmg time was postponed to the evemng Fm ally condltlons made necessary a postponement of the race untll the next mornmg Next mormng the water was stxll rough but the judges declded ple had remained ln Marlon over mght and there were over three thousand people at Tabor for the event At the start the Tabor crew gaxn ed a sllght lead but could not hold the advantage Radleys smooth ness began to show, and they pulled ahead of the Tabor boat and held a sllght lead until the last quarter mnle Here the Tabor power be gan to be apparent, and our crew crossed the finnsh lme a quarter of a length out ln front Captam Chandler of the Radley crew presented Tabor w1th a cup to be used as an award ln lntramur al crew competltlon at Tabor The Radley crew m turn were present ed wnth a cup 1n recogmtnon of thenr fine spmt and sportsmanshlp z T.. - -W , , , Tabo 2 5 a at he Finish by u rt r f length. 1 , q . 1 n o . , . . of all slzes, decorated wlth multn- to hold the race. Most of the Peo- . l - , , - a , . . D , , 1 I , - 73 ASHEVILLE TRIP During the spring vacation the crew candidates with Messers Beebe and Poisson visited Asheville North Carolina for a week of row school cars was increased by Schaef fer s mad dashes New York s Hud son River the bolts in Cornwalls bed and the Appalachians count less curves At Asheyille we journeyed each day to Lake Lure where we rowed sun bathed ate and rowed again These daily trips were great fun and gaye the crew a good start for the season Those who were not in the shell gained some practice by try mg to make the coffee grinder 5- grind without much success how ever The week s practice was clim axed by a race with the Asheville crew over a three qarter mile were excellent and both crews got off to a good start At the quarter mark the Taborites had picked up a slight lead which was increased to a length and a half by the end of the race The hospitality extended by the A heyille school was much appreci ated We hope that we shall be able to return the compliment soon The trip home was enliyened by more sight seeing and a night in New York Cnty I er y U . . . , . , . , - . . , . . , . 1 4 - , in ing. The enjoyment of the trip in course. Conditions for the race ' 9 I Y , - - . . , . . Y 3 . , - . . . 1 V , . . y - , , . u S V. .- Y I . . . 1 ' 7 Y . . V . - . Y . . ' 11 ' ,Y , Y 7 ' V ' - l . 74 WEARERS CDF THE MAIOR T Robert T Babbltt Basketball Manager Wlllldm Bommer Soccer George L Brett III Football Track Robert L Brett Football Crea Arthur M Brown Socccr Wxllnam N Bumpus Football Baskctball RobertM Clark r Football Managcr Charles L Cobb Football Baseball Rnchard S Cobb Football Basket ball Track Crezc Kenneth Conway Football Basketball Baseball Warner B Cornwall Football Manager Crezc ohn N Curtlss Crezc Rnchard C Daggett Football Track Baseball Edmund C Dowse jr Track Manager Harald Etterlch Socccr Edward S Flash Jr Crezc Morrxs A Greenbaum Football Basketball Bascball Harry Hopt Crczc Ralston P ones Iootball Baseball Thomas W Kenth Track George C Kmg Jr Soccer Track Bflklbllll Mana cr T Hudner Kmg Football Baskctball Crezc Hugh Martm jr Football Eben O MCN3lf III Football Franexs Mmot r Track Davxd B Plckford Soccer Henry H Pxerce jr Football Morrls W Pollan Football Basketball Baseball John P Rrley Soccer Baseball Nelson H Scales Football Baskctball Baseball Robert A Schaeffer Football Crcw NormanM Scott Soccer Basketball Parker C Snell Iootball Basketball Baseball Davnd D Somers Soccer EvansF Spear r Creu Manager Davnd R Taylor Soccer Phnlxp V R Thomson Baskctball Manager IohnE Twomey Football Track Baseball Stephen R Walters Soccer Humphrey H Ware Track Robert W Ware Creu George H Wfaterhouse Football Laurance C Whnte Football Edward I' Woods Football Crew Stanley A Wfoodward Football Basketball WEARERS OF NUMERALS Wnllnm H Barney r Football Tracl W nllnm Bommer Baslctball Arthur M Brown Tracl Francxs C Buxton Football XY nlllam B Cole Track Edu ard S Flash r Iootball Tracl Beckett Iones Track Thomas NX Ke1th Iootball Tay lor L Kennedy Iootball Tract Wfolfgang, Korten Tracl Harold C Moore jr Iootball Baskc tball Henrs H Plerce r Baslctball Das 1d D Somers Baskctball Evans F Spear Ir Football Dasld R Taslor Bzskctball Hcnrs T Young Tracl II ll . , . , , . 1 3 Q F F , 'T . - 9 1 9 - ' 1 9 1 ' Y , , J ', . , ' ' . . , . , ' 3 , ' , ', , ' , , P . , J ., . , , . 1 . , , . 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'fur' 5: -.b.. .nr .Au n-..u,,, 1 il..- I A . 1 vf' r fyws HURRICANE The great hurrxcane of 1938 swept over Tabor on September 21st leavmg destruction ln 1ts trall mg wake The most destructxve el ement was not the wnnd but the accompanymg tndal wave t h a t charged through the bulldlngs and flooded the grounds Proceedmgs began mn earnest at four oclock At th1s txme the wmd had almost reached ltS full force but 1ts effect was just begm mng to be notnceable Boats large and small were swept down the harbor by the force of the wmd and the ln rushmg tnde The anch 'V orage at the southern end of the harbor formerly crowded wlth large yachts was swept clear The docks whnch stretched out 1nto the angry water were shattered by the poundmg waves By five oclock . . . . . - 1 I , , f, 1- '1 1 ., - 1 f . 'X . .-- : L'f J- ' wa ff-, . ' . f ' 3 , . . . . . . - , 3 . . 0 I 1 , . , 1 . . . . , I ' - 4 Nl - fi - N QF? ff . , '. . ,svLs3?3c13??E'Q ' 5 ' ' fe ,T 'EW 12: gil T' 'fi3iEl,4?'f.L s the massne waves were breakmg oxer the sea wall and the water was forcmg IIS way mto the buxld mgs Ex ery effort was made to saxe as much as posslble All were en gaged 1n pushmg cars from the flooded areas movmg furmture from the lower floors and gettmg vshat could be saved out of reach of the rnsmg water Some thought ful fellows struggled over to the gym to try to rescue the shells To return to the mam bulldmgs soon became necessary for the water was endangermg the safety of those at work At s1x oclock boats were ferry mg people between the bulldmgs In Bushnell the boys waded about savmg what they could The Dex ter boys found lt easxer to enter the house by the second story wmdows vna the porch roof than by the front door' Fmally at seven o clock the water began to recede Wlthxn an hour almost all the water had gone and the next thought was food and sleep ldi- 'Q 1- wdln. Mormng rex ealed a desolate scene Bnts of wreckage were strewn all ox er the grounds a Herreshoff lay near the north entrance to Llllard Hall and both plers were wrecked The damage done to the gym floor was great When the water whlch had reached a helght of elght feet ln the gymnaslum had receded the dampness caused the floor to swell and buckle makmg repalr lmpos sxble The floor had to be replaced By the mtellxgent actnon of the boys durmg the flood the three best shells had been saved but the fours and one elght had been dashed to pleces The crew room presented my l iM'e a chaotlc scene Llllard Hall also suffered serlous scars Three pxanos ln the bulldxng were rulned and the furmture was badly battered and soaked wnth salt water The kntchen equipment mcludmg two complete refrlgeratnng unlts whnch had to be replaced suffered greatly The tennns courts were gutted by the rushing water and both Semor houses were all but moved from thelr foundatnons Everythlng has IIS brlght slde and thus experxence was no exceptlon Every fellow joyfully lent a hand to the Herculean task of restormg thmgs to normalcy In less than a week the school was workmg on the regular schedule All who knew the sltuatxon were loud 1n the pra1se of the boys work Cap py s dnrectxon of the rehabllltatnon work was wonderful Above all everyone was happy that there were no human accldents Thls IS per haps the most comfortmg thought connected wnth the dxsaster Tab or IS deeply grateful to all of 1ts frlends whose Hnanclal support through the carry on fund made posslble the work of rehabnhtatlon . . 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We ,gy Lfgvni AQA 21 TABOR EXCHANGLS Stephen Walters 10111 Ozmdle Sabool W olfgang Korten 111111 Oldlllllllffflll Harold Etterich rom Ofdllldllifflll Iames Whitcomb rom OfHlIIHIIYfl 111 Francis Minot io Sfubm Elliot Macy ,, fo Wf1'sf111111sfc'1 School EXCHANGE PRCDGRAM Taboi instrumental in originat ing the system of student exchang es with preparatory schools of other nations has featured prominently in this year s program Represent atives from school have been study ing in two countries this year Francis Minot and James Whitcomb have spent the year in Germany in exchange for Wolgang Korten and Harold Etterich while Elliot Macy has spent the year in England in exchange for Stephen Walters We know that those fellows who have been with us here have entered all phases of school life with enthus- iasm and from all reports we haxe heard that our boys have fitted well into life abroad Our visitors haxe been actixe in all school activities and haxe contributed greatly to the success of our sports teams and ex tra curricular work What was our loss has proved to be England s gain for Elliot Macy has been stroking the crew at Westminster School That he may be stroking an English crew at Henley testiies to the part he has played in the life of that school Once again the program has given all of us the opportunity to meet and rub elbows with those whose viewpoints may be different from ours. Through living with our friends from across the sea we haxe come to understand them. Friend- ship comes through understanding. The increasing number of schools participating in the system both here and abroad shows that the plan has definite merit yr ' A -'JD z 8. Ar -X 5 f Qffx-AF' Q.. , - I '- ' . ' ' 1 1 ff ' 1- 1 V I . i 1 H. I1 criclw, XV. Korten, Mr. Lillard, S. XValters. - H - ' ' -, . . . . - '- . 7 0- - . ' ' s . , . ' . , . . . , - . . . V- . . V 3 , Y Q Y 3 y . 1 Y 7 . Aug 25 Tabor XICIOFIOUS nn Rad lex Race XX ell rowed fellows' Sept 14 Newcomers are welcomed mto the1r new haunts ept 15 Old tlmers arrne back Sept 17 The grmd begms Three new dlctators are added to the fac ulty Messers Sxmmons Thomas Drechel Freddy returns to mspnre Tabor s conquerlng football and track teams sept 21 THE BLACK DAY HELL AND HIGH XVATER HURRICANE DLSTRUC T1oN Sept 22 25 Out come the mops and brooms as Taborntes prove met tle ln a three day recoxery perlod Oct 8 The sports season gets un der way as football men defeat Portsmouth Prlory 12 to 0 Super nor Andover team downs Soccerltes 6 to 0 Oct 9 Cappy conducts first Ves per servlce Dr Laknn brushes up Taborltes on world knowledge Oct 12 War wages between Bush nell and Dexter Who put those mattresses m Freddys car? Oct 15 Muscle men agam con quer on the grldlron as they trounce Thaxer 19 to 0 Soccer team tnes 7 11 Club nn gruelllng battle Oct 19 I V Football men fnght a sxx to SIX tle vuth Falmouth Oct 22 In splte of our heros Brett Pollan Cobb and Green CALENDAR baum Nloses Brown hammers a 17 to 0 uctorx ox er Tabor Oct 24 The Senlor Class contrn butes Bumpus Flash XVaterhouse and Klng to Councxl seats Oct 29 A pass from Brett and St George ns defeated 6 to 0 New Bedford Textxle defeats soccer men 7to0 Vslose to0to George lNov 1 V s frght a score ess game on Falmouth s rock field Nov S Pomfret feels Tabor s heel as the Mxddles p1le up an 18 to 13 uctory Soccer1tes repeat a 1 to 1 tle wlth 7 11 club lNov 9 V men p11 13 to 0 trlumph over Falrhaven Nov 12 Oh glorious day' Oh won derful day' Alumm day Gow Dummer IS trampled 1n the dust Scales gams lmmortallty as he cat ches a pass behlnd the goal nn the last mmute of play Daggett sup plnes the extra pomt for a 7 to 6 uctory Soccer team wms at Gov Dummer ln a 3 to 2 ox ertxme XVhat a cllmax' Nov 13 Rev Souter tells Tabor ntes to fight the good flght at sec ond Vesper servlce Nov 19 We truck on down to the musnc of Ken Reeves at that wonderful Councll D a n c e St George downs soccer team ID final game 5 to 0 It yust goes to show that soccer and gals don t max . 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AV Ar V 1 . , . s w 1 - ' ' 'Noy 73 77 Nye haye a four day pre ylevy of what Chrnstmas Vaca tlon IS goxng to be llke Gosh' dld yye eat Dec 3 Sports Banquet Captam elect George Brett hopes he can do as well next year as hls brother dld thls year A Broyyn Curtlss Buck ley Lang and Doyyse ln Thread o Scarlet glye future Dramatic Club efforts SOI'l1CCl1lI1S, to shoot at Dec 5 Clee Club glyes us thenr Hrst performance at a beautlful Chrlstmas Serylcc The Hampton Singers entertam yylth uba and other spmtuals Dec 10 Ipleyen of Tabors lucky popularnty klds are asked to Wash Dec 12 ONIL XVEEK UNTIL VACATION Dec 19 Ian 3 Chrlstmas vacatlon No more need be sald an 8 Lleutenant Baker glyes us an lmpressxon of Navy Llfe Ian 14 The Log delegates learn how It s really done at a press con ference nn Boston Basketball teams start out season rlght by a 24 16 first team wm and a 21 14 second team w1n oyer Faxrhayen Hlgh School 15 J Babbltt g1y es a beautx ful xylophone recxtal Ia 15 21 Hockey at IIS peak and Rlley IS m hls glory Ian 18 Basketball team yyms sec ond game oy er Proyndence Country Day 41 to 24 Second team WINS 30 17 Taborsl X sbeat Fa1rhayen 31 to '70 ID ga an 21 Tabor y lctors 111 Hrst track meet by close margm oy er Browne and Nxchols 33 30 Basketball team stlll undefeated as they doyyn Pomfret 37 19 Seconds keep up then' record by a 76 18 trlumph Dramatlc Club gxyes second per formance Crow s Nest 11 Seyenteen Iumors attend a steak pxcnlc Mr Polsson yy har 1 chef' an 24 Senlors elect Daye Ilck ford to lead class MCNHIF N lee Iresldent Clark Secretary and Schaeffer Treasurer a 26 Basketball team whlte washes Thayer Academy 41 8 Sec ond team stxll has perfect record wnth a 46 12 wm an 28 Tlme contest Barney and Freeman Kelrh leaders 1n thelr dlvlsxons Track team loses to Rox bury Latm 17M 452 Basketball wms Hfth stralght over St George s 37 20 Seconds w1n 27 19 Feb 2 Tabor s J N s lose to New Bedford 38 25 Feb 1 4 Students burn the mud mghr o1l as m1d years descend Feb 4 Tabor basketball s t a r s trounce Portsmouth Prlory 65 79 Seconds wm 30 24 Track team loses second meet to New Bedford Hlgh School 22 41 Feb 7 Bushnell Assocnates pur chase land ln Northern Canada nn back to the sonl moy ement Fe 8 Iaxrhayen H S Boyys to Tabor nn tvyo games 37 77 Seconds 30 20 Tabors V s lose 70 40 to Neyy Bedford U f. .. -- ' ' I . 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' ' . 84 Feb 11 Track team sets new rec ord at Eastern Seaboard Relays m the mo lap They push Moses Brown to record m the one lap Fourth 1n the champnonshlp Bas ketballers 1n enghth stralght uctory Mnlton 11 Tabor S4 Second team retams perfect score 12 70 Thur ty lucky fellows swmg ut at the House ln the Pmes dance Feb 15 Tabor s black day Basket ball team recen es first defeat from Iroyxdence Country Day 17 24 Feb 17 Cvlee Club s1ng.,s at Marlon Women s Club Bourne vsms from I V Basketballers 26 14 Feb 18 Track revenges football defeat Tabor 32 Moses Brown 31 Tabor recery es second defeat from superlor Harvard Freshmen 26 56 Feb 19 Mr Llllard talks at thxrd Vesper servxce Mr Buxton speaks on newspaper work as a career Oh to be 70 again' Feb 23 J Vs stage a come back nn a 23 13 wm from Bourne Feb 25 M I T Freshmen recelve defeat at Tabors hands 54 24 Track team wms oyer a favored Nobles and Greenough 37M 75V Feb 26 More power to Van Thom son T Kennedy and W Cole The masters of the 1939 Fore N Aft Feb 28 Ropes presented to Martm Woodward and Wallace March 3 I N s show commg yar slty materxal as they wm two m a Hve game serles agamst Second team March 4 Tabor fimshes a success ful Track season by placmg thlrd ln the Prxy ate School Meet Daggett hngh scorer of the meet sets a new record nn the dash Basketball men lose a close game at Gox Dummer 35 6 March 1 Tabor chmaxes season on the court vt 1th a 46 18 wm ox er the Alumnl Twenty English students and Mr Curtnss tray el to Boston to see Macbeth The mnghty freshmen conquer the Sophomores 18 14 n basketball March 13 leanut Vendcrs wm champlonshlp ln Intra mural Bas ketball Circus Con3,rats' The school thanks 'Vlrs Hmes for her fine work and welcomes back Mrs Day Marsh 17 No m o r e mldnlght wrestlmg matches Mr Boothby an ward the Dexter rowdnes will be ln bed at 10 PM or elsell' March 18 The Iunlors promenade to Taskers Crossons Ten Hot Statesmen What a dance' March 19 Vespers at Memor1al Church ln Falrhayen Awe 1nsp1r mg seruce March 25 Harry Glrdler stars m Hrs Flrst Dress Suit the Dramat IC Club s thlrd productlon XVe w1n extra day yacatlon 1n tldmess cam palgn March 26 New prano mtroduced Mrs Olmsted and Mr Curtnss play March 28 What a feed at he Sports Banquet Steak and pre a la mode Roommates Daggett and Pollan are elected captams of Track . 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I . . 7 . . . . . t S5 and Basketball respectlyely Best of luck 111 1940 B ones clalms champlonshlp ln an excntxng pmg pong tournament B Bumpus de feats Schaeffer to wnn badm1nton tournament March 30 All leave for sprung yac atlon except fatlguers Aprll 17 Tht last lap of school begms Cappy wlshes us good luck Aprll 18 Senlor prlyuleges go mto effect Aprnl 21 Lngllsh students enyoy Hamlet ln Boston Aprll 27 Moses Brown IS vlctor 3 1 ln the Hrst baseball game Aprll 23 Mr Curtlss glves us num erous lnterpretatlons of a slmple theme Aprll 28 It looks l1ke Macdonald went through a war but they say he just colllded wlth Carpenter What eyes' Aprll 29 Prov Country Day s put cher shows too much strength for Tabor We lose S 2 The power of Freshmen T Brown Grnfhn and Iohnson beat Sophomores S 7 April 30 Tabor IS agaln prlynleged wnth a talk by Dr Lakm May 4 Freddy steams up ln hls new Bulck XVhat a boat' May 6 The mlghty crew men wm both races oyer Browne 86 Nlchols each by three lengths Tabor takes Pomfret oy er the rocks as Slasher Rlley pounds a home run to wm 1 0 Twenty SIX gals from tht House the Plnes return our y1s1t XX hat lucky glee club fellovys' 'Vlay 8 Mlss Mlller turns up wxth a new rnght hand drnye Bulck t match Freddy s roadster Daggett and Vmght are elected to councll Best of luck fellows' Nlay 9 Wfho put that scarecrow on top of the mHrmary 9 New councll members suspected' May 10 Wfhew' We beat S t George 8 7 even had Ken worrled for a moment The Senlors rald the umor Corrldor what a H7zle a 13 s n 1 g lengths? Both crews rrlumph over M I T Tabor beats Fzurhaven 4 3 Baseballers seem to l1ke close games May 17 Baseball team meets Noble 86 Greenough Another w1n May 20 The Yale Interscholastlc Regatta Dld we w1n' Baseball men play at Roxbury Latln May 27 Crew men fimsh schedule agalnst Kent Baseballers yourney to Thayer May 29 Baseball team end season wlth Bourne at Tabor May 31 V baseball team hopes to avenge varsltyf defeat from Proy Country Day une S 8 Those fearful finals des cend upon us Iune 8 Wfho wlll eyer forget the last bug feed at the Senlor Banquet? une 9 Its the best dance of the year W hat a tnme' XVhat musnc' Iune 10 XXL the senlors say fare yyell Commencement . . . I . . . 0- 0 1 . 1 I, , : A . - - . Y . O 7, ' , ,,. . AY I 1 y V . ' - 1 . : , . . Y ' ' Q 4 l u 99 ' I ' - M y' Slx, eve , or e h t 3 1 . . Terriblyf cold spring weather. ' . . I - ' , 7 7 p - p 7 A V D . . I 7 . , . V ' . 7 7 - , 9 '-' ' v. . . . . 7. , ,D 1 r ' I T . . . ' , Y - I , r 0 R xv I . . 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S S SANTA PAUL!-X Curacao Venezuela Columbla Panama amalca Ham Equnpped wnth cameras sunburn lotlon and a mxlllon other crunslng odds and ends a group of erght boys under the leadershnp of Cap tam Lnllard salled on the Grace Line S S Santa Paula on March 31 Thns trnp prnmarnly a passenger cruxse touched at elght ports l lowmg the group an opportumty to vlsnt twelve South Amerlcan cmes The many dnvertmg entertamments that presented themselves at everv port were fully taken advantage of by the boys who spent their tnme swlmmmg shoppmg snght seemg and even dancmg The hlghllght of the tr1p was the last stop Cape Hantnan where the group v1s1ted the Cltadel Other outstandmg trlps took them to the Panama Canal and Cartagena the only cnty whnch the pxrate Morgan was unable to con quer after a fierce attack The Statue of Lnberty went by the beam on Aprnl 17 after the group had enjoyed the excntmg scenes and tropnc moon of the Car nbbean V' Q q, I ' f' T rw. - - -g . - -J . - .. as S S IAMAICA Cuba Costa Rlca Panama After boardmg shxp and waung goodbye to the Statue of Lxberty the boys on the Umted Frult Com panys S S Iamanca wnth lnttle trouble from mal de m r Whlle passlng Hatteras soon found them selves 1n the warmer reglons of the Antnlles and the Carxbbean Sea A a1La1 game tours by night and day to both hugh and low spots about the cnty and a beautnful day at La Playa Beach featured thus groups first stop at Havana A breath takxng rlde from Port L1mon a coastal town across the Contln ental Dxvxde to the hlghest capltol ln the world San ose Costa Rlca and two days nn th1s CII, was one of the crulse s outstandmg features On arrlvmg at Crnstobal 1n the Canal Zone the cruisers spent a full day v1s1t1ng the locks at the Atlan tlc and Pac1Hc sldes seemg much of Ancon Balboa and Panama Cnty and shoppmg at tarlff free Colon On the return from Havana an 1m1tat1on of the captam by Buc ky Cobb caused much talk among the passengers as to whether or not there were tw1n sklppers on board New York appeared all too soon 'Thi jaw . . . . 7. . . , J , , V . 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U 7 - 73 7 ' 5 , - . yy M- fmqhtggw W f ' X X X X W T Y 4 swf MEXICCD On the afternoon of Aprll slxth the S S Orlzaba pomted her bow mto a dr1v1ng ra1n and steamed full ahead for Has ana The Taborltes stood S0 S0 on sea s1ckness Wlth Buxton Pnckford and Wallace qual If-51113 as good seamen Howexer the other days held perfect weather and too soon the shxp sllpped past Morro Castle and 1nto Havana Har bor The four hours at Havana were spent nn slght seenng then the sh1p sanled to Vera Cruz where the tram for Mexxco Clty was boarded For snr days the Taborltes and Leader Stuart L Bulhvant VlS1tCd monuments clrmbed pyramlds b cxcled around the Clty boated on the floatmg gardens watched bull fights enjoy ed dmner at the Amer lcan hmbassy and had many other wonderful experlences that Wlll nex er be forgotten The tram r1de back to N era Cruz provlded a cl1 max wlth many beautlful scenes uewed from an altntude of oxer 11 000 feet On the return stop off at Hax ana the group had a refreshmg dlp at Marxanao Beach and then return ed to the clty for shoppmg and slghtseelng The mornmg of Apr1l 75 agaxn brought the sky scrapers of New York 1nto v1ew l 4 . . 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Y - , . . - 7 . .Y h . l A . a . . . , - 7 . . , . a Q ' s 9 1' ' w Under the coachmg of Freddle Thompson elght Tabor boys left New York for Porto Rlco and the Dommxcan Republlc on Thursday March 30 The departure was very drnzzly and uncomfortable and the boats slnght pntchmg made llfe rather dlsagreeable and won the boys the name of shallow water cowboys On Monday mornlng the Boruz qucvz sanled mto San uan under a beautlful shmmg sun A loop trnp took the group hlgh 1nto the 1nter1or of Porto RICO Swlmmmg and a natlve lunch were enjoyed by the boys at Treasure Island a pme apple plantatlon The boat left San Juan on Mon day ewenmg for the Domlnxcan Re publnc Tuesday passed swnftly nn seemg the sxghts of Trujlllo Clty mcludmg the supposed tomb f Columbus Back nn San uan the boys had two days to get a good brown and to see the city Thursday afternoon the BOIIIICIIIFII pulled away from the docks and San Juan and the mountams of Por to Rnco faded nn the Wake as the boat headed for the cold and ram of New York x V1 a '. 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