University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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ehicatiun ' E, the members ol' theclass of nineteen hundred 'and twenty-five. believe it our duty and privilege to dedicate this GRANITE to one of our number who was taken from us so early in our history. Stearnes or Limbo', as he was familiarly known, was born February 16, 1901, and came to us from Staunton Military Academy. He was one of the first men to win the class numerals, playing right tackle on the Freshman football team. The following' year he won his letter in the same position on the varsity team, and became a member of the N. H. Club. On November 3rd in the New Hampshire vs. Lowell Textile Football game l.en,' was in his regular position, and played through the entire game, although he suffered considerably from pains in his abdomen. The following day he was taken to the infirmary, was later removed to his home in Belmont, and to the Arlington Hospital, where an operation proved unsuccessful. He died Novelnber 8. The purpose of this humble effort is to help preserve the memory of one whose loyalty to the class and the University will stand as an example to all who knew him.