Worcester Academy - Towers Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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i I -, H E . Wil ,il--il l liFilll'ililiI DFIYOE BARRETT Redi' Wesleyan POULTNEY, VT. Hlrl'I'llf was his passion -hr Sill'lll'l'.M IN 1929, Red finally decided to drag himself through Vermont in order to come to Worcester and receive the benefits of this institution of learn- ing. Poultney, like Podunk, is a place you hear a great deal about but don't know where it is. Freddy was a quiet, unassuming lad, yet nothing ever took place in the dormitory in which he did not have a hand. llis work in elub football was so excellent that he was elected to the eaptaincy of the Green team. During the winter season, boxing and swimming respec- tively claimed his attentiong and in the spring he was an asset to whichever tennis team was fortunate enough to have him on its roster. When Red arrives at Wesleyan, he will again prove the old saying, Still water runs deep. Numerals, Club Football 3, All Club Team 3, -Lg Swimming Squad 3, Boxing Squad 3. W s .... 25

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giii. A ' ' 'limi-Eg ltilml 3 I-'nxxczls RIKIIIARII ANIJICRSON, JR. lIivlf l niu-rsily ol' l'4-nnsylxuniu 27 Hoi'l.if:v-mn. R0lIllI'Il.I.l'2 linux Nl-:N Ro1:llr:l.l.lf1. N. Y. 'l'lu- night lo him, lllul luul lm nmrruuzi' Hlgllllxn vonn-s from wv1'Sl1'llf'Sl1'l' tht- stage- nlanagvr of tht- Playvrs is County. tht- ln-st unml most fa- vspt-cially worthy of mention: the line :nous county in thv world uworaling to 1-ll'v1'ts which were svvn in 'l'l1c- Tani- its lllilllf l'l'Ill'l'S1'lllilllX1'Slll'l'1' at svhool. ing ol' tha' Slll'1'W'N wvrv the promluvt of Wh:-n lu- Iirst urrixval ln-rv ln- was his hard work. and many nights a l'2lllll'l' ulisappoiutc-tl to lvarn that the light voultl bs' svvn burning until vvry st-hool mlitl not sponsor a polo ll'2llll2 late- in liingslvy whvre' Dirk was l'0llS1'1llIl'lllly. ha- haul to turn to otha-r working on svvlu-ry, ctr. Drop in and uvtix itivs for ilIllllSl'Illl'lll. llis work as sm' him on Broadway in a fvw yvars. ,lunior l she-r ul Prom unfl Ki1llllll1l'lN'4'lTl1'IIl 31 Slagv Munagvr of 'l'h1- Kvunla-nip Plays-rs lg llistory lllulr l-: Club Sof'1'4'r 3: lllulr l oollrull l: 'llt'IllllS Squad l-. nr, ' ' luv 211

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1 A '- A H l A i 'IQLE lillmq -KR'l'IIl3R FARV5 luI.l. I-!IClitll'lRON I lurtmouth I t7 lioxmuw STREET KFIENE, N. ll. l,nnlr.' irhul u lmrsa' should hfu'v lu' clifl not lurlf, SUIT' u pruml l'ilIl'l' on so proud u lun-lr. l'il'INl'I wrtainly gan- W. A. a hrvak wlwu shi- svut In-r fair son. Ark down to us. Nlthough hs- didn't, partivipatc' in sports lo any gre-at 1-xtvnt. his 1-xvvllt-nt booting add:-d lIlHl1'I'lklll, to thc- SlIt't'1'SS of his sovrvr tvam. lll'l'iillS1' of l5vrgivs skill as an 1-que-striun, hc' was vhosen lo In-rforui in tht- riding pictures taken hy thi- school moviv 1-alnera. Ile was furthvr known to the student body as thu- witty author of Amlr6 Sayf, We hope- that Dartmouth will appreviatv Art as fully as wc' have. in his vapavity as hoth a svholar and a sport. Sou-vr Squad lg llovlwy Squad fl. in W -- ....