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.fs ff' , 5' .Q - ff I It ll ti f .tr at 'ff JAMES A. STOVVELL, Master Mariner Mass. Nautical School, 1914 VVhen Captain Stowell decides that the Mattapoisett Draft Board needs him and that he will have to hurry, this amiable, fun-loving gentleman shifts from first to third, and promptly disappears in a cloud of Tabor gravel. As the able teacher of Navigation, and C. O. of the voluntary wood squad. Nr. Stowell manages to derive no end of pleasure from these tasks, pleasure in which all concerned are invited to join. Although he claims to have a not-too-smart Navigation group, everyone has learned that it is just Cap's way of saying that. if we use his formulae and keep plugging, good marks will come. LAURENCE D. SOMERS, SB., S.T.B. Harvard 1903 Minister of the First Congregational Church, instructor in Physics at Tabor, an overworked member of the rationing board, and on the Camp Services committee, it is no wonder that Mr, Somers is the busiest man in Marion. Adding knowledge, humor. and actual experience in mining engineering, Mr. Somers' teaching turns out an excellent brand of budding physicists. Not to be con- tent with his classes. a good part of the school turns out each Sun- day to get inspiration for the following week from his eloquent sermons. RALPH A. STRAETZ, AB., Ed. M. University of Chicago 1938 Boston University 1942 Nex to Tabor this year, Mr. Straetz descended on the Upper junior Corridor to become one of the most popular faculty mem- bers. His slow-spoken wit and his ready smile soon made his History classes and his weekly Current Events talks well liked. Renowned in athletics, Mr. Straetz turned out both the six-man football team and the complex league basketball system. He will long be remembered as the waiters' nemesis, with his daily, Line up according to number. CHARLES WASHBURN Although Mr. VVashburn is a newcomer to the faculty, he is by no means a newcomer to the school. Graduating at Tufts in 1921, he was a four-letter man, as well as a council member in his senior year. After leaving Tufts. he studied for an electrical engineering degree, and has become Taborys electrical mainstay. His ability in radio has started a course in communications which has achieved amazing popularity in this its Hrst year.
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