Tilton School - Tower Yearbook (Tilton, NH)

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, . -Nl - p 1 fig: i? ffj 'f ?Tff '? ' ' RQXYNTOND CHESTER GOSDA North Andover, Mass. RAY, Boss University of New Hampshire Re.rZla'.cJ Anfhoru The boss of the Upper East, Ray ruled his domain with an iron hand. He excelled both on the gridiron and the cinder path. If determination and persistence count, the 'ABoss is going a long way. Football Letterg Gymg Trackg Privileges. CHARLIE future. VVESLEY VV. HARPER Akron, Ohio Towce-nr' CHARLES ELLIOT GRINER. IR. Saugus, Mass. Tufts 1 lVouId bf Priivntru Charlie was one of the quiet members of Upper East. He prepped for Tufts, Where he will doubtless be- come more vocal. He hails from that little North Shore town of Saugus, on which he will reflect glory in the Tennisg VVinter Sportsg Privilegesg Honors. HERMAN Dartmouth Slrangcr Prinu ' VVes is one of the Ohio representatives here at Til- ton this year, and you can be sure that Ohio is well rep- resented. YVes is quite a Beau Brummel, and an ath- lete as wellg oh yes, and a regular Rudy Vallee-in the Lobby. He is one of Uncle Sam's biggest revenue payers by way of the mails. Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketballg Varsity Baseballg Glee Clubg Vice President of Senior Classg Privileges. Ninflrrn Thirty-.vrfvfn Twenty-:ewan

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f -Af 'fi A 'i l i rl . :E ll P'---+1 IJ' w iii? lr ' N ff ..:f h ,J , . xv.. lv :fr -- -I . F:-yrs. fl .I ,Q ' . 4 1- ffl? 0 t XVlLLIAM NILES HITCHINGS Swampscott, Mass. HITCH, H'0rl2 of ffrf' Niles is one of the six boys, not sextuplets, from Swamp- scott. His hobby is one of the FINE ARTS: painting and sketching. Ile wants to go to art school and become the American Rembrandt of the twentieth century. Some day we'll be looking at his pictures in the Paris Salon and telling the other tourists that we knew him when. J. V. Footballg VVinter Sports Squadg Tennisg Ping- Pong Cluhg Glee Clubg Outing Clubg Privileges. MELVIN HOLTZ Haverhill, Mass. MMDB Undecided lVala1' and R1'7TlZ'l7lbl'I'U Moe is the fellow who gave rise to the saying, Still waters run deep. The more you know him, the more he reveals unsuspected depths of ability. He has made many friends at Tilton through his good nature, and will do so through life. Reserve Basketballg Tennisg Troupersg Honorsg Prix- ileges. JOHN HUMAN, JR. Swampscott, Mass. jonNxY lN1iddlebury IATXII' Sfa illadf Ellen johnny's heart is in sailing and sports. Some day we may hear of him skippering a new Rainbow in de- fense of the America Cup. He is a little undecided as to his future work, but whatever it may be, he'll be sail- ing with a favorable wind. j. V. Baseballg J. V. Footballg Skiingg Golf. Tfu.'1'11fy-figlzf Gradurlfilzg Clnxx uf