Tilton School - Tower Yearbook (Tilton, NH)

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Q v r-L57 YI A ' '- , 'rl 2 '1: -- .1 31 ,'k'3-.a- . T T111 0 gm UWB it' 1 CHARLES D. CHAPUT Haverhill, Mass. HCHARLEYU M' I- T- I Want Wings Charley is a remarkable fellow. Although he had tough luck with his skiing and broke his leg, it did not keep him down for long. He just can't handle an air- plane down at Tech. the way he did those skis-or is it, the skis him? VVinter Sports, Golfg Ping Pong Club, Privileges: Honors. JOSEPH BENTLEY CHERRY Norwich, Connecticut -l0E Nlttllill Thr illan Ir1.vidr ' A plngger who won't quit, digs until he gets to the bottom of things. Reliable, fair, good company, thor- ough. And plenty of embonpoint, and when he becomes a medico, he'll be a good one. Soccer 2, VVinter Sports 23 Basketball Manager, Busi- ness Nlanager of Tofwfrg Privileges, Honors 3, Cum I.ande. ARNOLD YATES CLAMAN New York, N. Y. HENGLISHU University of Pennsylvania Britannia Rules thc lV1wf'.v A likable lad who has been around quite a bit, includ- ing England, which presented him to our school. He is the youngest of our class, and a man of parts. VVinter Sports 2, V. Baseball 2, Outing Club, As- sistant Football Managerg Assistant Sports Editor of Tofwrrg Privileges, Honors. , 1 4 Tlwfnly-four Gradualing Claw of J 4 i F' f S s' N I 5 A I

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. i' V.. '. . ...gg .gf-M .1 - ff ' 'Q' f A L-amz ya 19:5 1 nr, ' f '. ,a ' .. -'mx' ' ' 'ar vdw -aff- safe-t ' I ,Q- : '?:i2iQg?A. ' ii? . 0 .. .. . FW T lllf on 'lfowe it' HOVVARD SPENCER H-RAY Orleans, Vermont Howie Cornell H Vfrfnonl Boyhoodn Howie was first, last, and always a gentleman, and like all gentlemen, he can wear clothes. He was as pro- ficient in athletics as he was in his school work. His aspirations turn his face toward Annapolis, and he will he there in a year. WVe like the sound of U. S. N. after his name. J. V. Football, Varsity Hockey, Varsitv Golf, Tillanian Staff, Tofwfr Staff, YVinter Carnival Committee, Privi- leges, Honors. l 4 EDXVARI7 IIOVVLAND BURTT Hancock, N. H. , ED University of New Hampshire 5 J' Thr Ilfart fI'LL'fI,L'I'7l5H Ed is planning to he an engineer, and he has worked hard while up here to start on the Way to that ambition. Athletics here have played an important part, as has also the social life. In fact, he has had a well-rounded year-we hope, an earnest forecast of his future career. Football Letter, Hockey Letter, Track Letter, Privi- leges. JOHN JOSEPH CAFFREY Lawrence, Mass. Bic Rau, HCAFU Duke rlIari1 ' The spice of life personified, Caffrey possesses genuine Gaelic wit, which has made him one of the most popular fellows in school. WVherever he goes he finds himself welcome and the possessor of friends. It's an easy and natural transition from Caffrey to care-free. J. V. Football 2, J. V. Baseball ZQ Carnival Committeeg T. C. A., Outing Club, Tilfonian. Ninftmn Thirty-xmfcn Tfwrnty-tllfff

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l 15 .. QR'-1 .' +1 .,, . 'Ai Haflii' Ji A ,, ., ,h 1, ,. ll 01111 -fr UWC ZIP l GEORGE HAROLD CLARK East Berlin, Connecticut 'ACLARKIIQ Thr Troulllf 1'fvz' Sffflu George is a master at the art of cheer leading, skiing, golfing and fast auto driving. He will admit to being a f favorite among the girls. A smile means more to him than a pass mark. Golf: VVinter Sports, Cheerleader, T. C. A., F. T. A.: W Treasurer of junior Classg Electrician of School Plays for Troupers. lf: l M! -, .. 'T' KT CR ,- ,ff 1' f time I 14 CARROLL NOYES COLBY Reading, Mass. CAL Bowdoin Lust for I.ifr ' Carroll is a genuine all-around regular fellow. llis wit is flashing, and his articles in the Tiltonian were al- ways looked forward to. An honor student, Carroll al- ways was free to do his own will, hut sometimes he willed too much. 1. V. Footluallg Ski Squad, Track, Presentation of Class Giftg Leading Role in The Dead Sister's Sec'ret : Troupersg T. C. A., Tiltoniang Assistant Editor of Towa- frg Honors. PAUL M. CROSBY VVorcester, Mass. Bins LPI .Ur I.ifL'1 ' Tilton will miss this happy-go-lucky youth, and will al- ways remember that Bing's cheerfulness helped to sur- round our school life with a roseate glow. And don't forget that he is a shrewd business man, and can play a mean game of tennis. Golf gg Basketball 25 W'inter Sports 2, Tennis ZQ Ad- vertising Stalf of Trounersf Boys' Glee Club, Advertis- ing Staff of Tiltonian 3, Advertising Manager of To-'wfrg Outing Clulm 2, T. C. A., Privileges. AYTHFIFFII Thirly-sfwfn Tfwmzfy-fair 1+ 't .- I 1 isa .f T T I If I