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CHARLES R. BAILLIE, A.B., A.M. Boston University XVhen Bushnell boys returned to Tabor this year, they found lllr. Baillie, a soft-spoken, suave, gentleman in charge. Having studied at Boston University, Harvard, and the Sorbonne Univer- sity, in Paris, Mr. Baillie has made a very competent and expert French instructor. Although not a sports coach, he seems to get enough exercise for any two boys by walking his two dogs, Patsy and Thunder. Mr. Baillie has proved a popular and learned head of the French Department and of Bushnell House, IOH N A. CARLSON Though he has been at Summer school for 26 years, f'Cap Carlson only joined the NVinter staff last year, arriving to teach seamanship, and sailing in April. Since he was not only an able skipper, but also a far-famed wrestler, Cap was given charge of the Tabor Boy and the wrestling team. Filling his teaching and coaching with true-experience stories, this reserved member of our faculty has been able to introduce 1nany little-known tricks of the trade. lYhen the war is at an end, we all look forward to the pre- war Maine cruises with 'lCap in command. JAMES GOXVING. A.B. Amherst If there is any one 1naster in the school who received a tough assignment this year, it is Mr. Gowing. J. G. has become at ,onL fell swoop head coach of soccer, track, and crew. Of these he knew only track, although he did know a little soccer. Fighting against terrible odds. Mr. Gowing made out admirably, with a surprisingly successful season in every sport. His undefeated track team, including a national interscholastic shot-put champion, will never forget the effort and patience with which he pulled them through an undefeated season. Wlien not peacefully trotting around the track, J. G. can be found filling freshmen and sophomores with as much English and French as possible. DONALD C. HAGERMAN, A.B. Dartmouth 1935 Gentlemanly Mr. Hagerman, from Dartmouth, takes life as it comes, seeming to enjoy' every moment of it. This year, he stepped into the vacant position of Athletics Director with that never- ending job of filling interscholastic schedules, The popular house- master of Dexter is also famed for proficiency in football, wrest- ling. and roll-call reading. Aside from his regular duties, Uncle Don has been appointed Summer Camp Director for 1944. We're sure it will be an excellent program, and we wish him the best of luck.
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