Worcester Academy - Towers Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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5 1 P- - , H H I . -, 'llmtglg Iillmg The Senior Class ROBERT W. SHAW' . President FRANCIS J. KING . . Vice-president H. RUSSELL CROSBY . Secretary RICHARD B. OVERTON . Treasurer ROBERT B. CRAPIN. JR. , , . Sergeant-at-Arms T. HAROLD FORBES, JR. ...... Historian PHILIP A. CONATHAN. JR. . . Athletic Association Representative OUR years ago, Morse. Linney, Bonct, Mcflarry, J. Casey and Branch entered our little home on Union Hill to form, what has now grown to be, the Senior Class at Worcester Academy. How the class has grown since that time, and what great events have transpired to forever instill in the whole organization, pleasant IllClIlOI'lCS of days spent in the classroom and on the campus. We firmly believe, and our record justifies the statement. that it is a wonderful class-replete with fine fellows. ln the Junior year, when we first became an organized unit, Mr. Presson was chosen Advisor and Morse. Haley, Cook, King, Prentice and Mayo were the officers. They all started the hall rolling and when June presented itself every fellow looked forward to a pleasant senior session. Their ambitions, we feel, have been realized and it is with a sense of pride that we look back upon the achievements of good old Thirty-one. Morse, Haley, Prentice, Chase and Wtmfmrl were elected monitors early in September, with the former being selected as head of the school. Seniors were ably represented in the fall sports and when the call for winter team aspirants was sounded, Inany Inore entered the lists. On February 14, the biggest social event of the year, the Senior Prom, took place in the Gymnasium. This event will always be remembered. It was a most pleasant evening and much credit is due to the fine committee which worked so hard to make it a success. The banquet, held late in May, brought the class together for its last informal gathering. It further strengthened the bond of friendship and devotion which has been evidenced all through the year. As a finis has to be written to everything, so it is with a deep sense of regret we bring this short chronicle to a close. Juniors, take up where we have left off. Make tl1e school proud of you and be able to say at the end of your days at Worcester We did our bestf' There is nothing left to say but Fond Farewellv and in the days to come think of our class as one which did its best to Achieve the Honorable. W. - ....