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Charles F. Hamilton Headmaster
Gentlemen of the Class of 1970 I take this opportunity to congratulate you on the successful completion of your years here and particularly for the way in which you met some of the trying events of this past year. Your concerns, like most of your contemporaries, with what you see to be the ills of our society today, have been most genuine and certainly understandable. You have expressed them with thoughtful restraint and have carried on despite them in your work and play here in an admirable fashion. As a result, we have had a happy and productive year crowned with many triumphs, thanks to your leadership. Good luck to you all. Charles F. Hamilton Headmaster
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Charles Jenney, Jr. Assistant Headmaster, Latin Department Chairman Roger F. Duncan Upper School Director, English
Edward D. Densmore Admissions Director, French, Latin
John H. Funk Middle School Director, French
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Herbert B. Mattlage Science Department Chairman
Henry B. Sawyer English Department Chairman, Latin
Maynard W. Maxwell Mathematics Department Chairman
George W. Seeley History Department Chairman
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John A. Myers English
Newell H. Morton Latin, Mathematics
Leroy A. Howland Romance Languages Department Chairman Frederick C. Richardson Chemistry
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John W. Fisher History
Reginald DeK. Hudson History
Ross R. Roberts Mathematics Nathaniel B. Bates Calculus, Mathematics
Richard L. Gregg History, Latin
Jon E. Kaiser History, Latin
Charles W. D. Bassett Guidance Counselor
William E. Croke Athletic Director, Arithmetic
Charles H. Thomas English
Harold Prenatt Music, English
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Albert J. Lynd History, Latin, Economics
Gerald J. Walworth Mathematics
Angelo Togneri Fine Arts
Hank G. Van Beever Geology, Science
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Daniel F. Bridges English
Donald S. Stewart English, German
Richard A. MacCracken French, Latin
James H. Kramer History
Edward M. Burt French, History 11
Robert C. Worrest Biology, General Science
Porter E. Coggeshall Mathematics, Latin
Hidetaka Itani Asian Studies, French, Mathematics
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Thomas Wynne English, History
Hugh E. Nelson Biology, General Science
Houston A. Stebbins English, Mathematics
Barbara Jones Librarian
A. John Skirius Spanish 13
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The class of 1970 would like to thank Mr. Leroy Howland for his many years of teaching and helping boys at Belmont Hill.
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First Row: Welsh, J. Fuller, Nemiah, Rogers, Rierdon, Sullivan, Pious, Sweeney, Flynn, Rober, Stone. Second Row: MacCracken, Bradley, Zebley, Dawson, Petersen, Jordon, Richardson, Ullian,
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Henley, Norman, Shively, Owens. Third Row: D. Fuller, Maclean, Morse, Hurley, D. Smith, Dinardo, C. Smith, O'Brien, Pepper. Fourth Row: Goldhammer, Freiman, Herzan, Pettit, Hahn, Neyman.
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First Row: Mazzone, Mele, Eaton, Dunphy, Cusolito, Sidman, diNatale, O'Connell, Weeks, Quinn, Harvey, Fifield, Chandler, T. Sullivan, Bernard, Blair. Second Row: McGrath, Rauseo, Cauchon, Sifneos, J. Sullivan, D. Sullivan, Smyly, Wald, Kelley, Foster, Ronan, Williams, Brosens,
Gordon, Blanco. Third Row: Riley, Haar, Heymann, Ginn, Ades, Alter, Peirce, Fraiman, Knowles, Davis, Harris, Thuma, Hanlon, Mades. Fourth Row: Gosnell, Kohn, Fulham, Balkin, Nelson, Pickering, Kerhulas, Kellogg, Wyman, Burke, Casey.
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First Row: Cronin, R. Newbold, Maher, Magno, McGrath, Starr, Achtmeyer, Glickman, Gould, Sennott, Schmidt. Second Row: M. Darling, Slater, Fisher, Johnson, C. Darling, Marshall, Hudson, Schley, Cadiff, Clinton, Ashjian, Knowles, Ogilby. Third Row: Lyne, Shapiro, Casner, J. Farrell, French, Hurley, A. Newbold, Ullian, Kitsis, Stratton, D. Farrell. Fourth Row: Henderson, Burnham, Foley, Buros, Manuelian, Victor, Bumford, Taylor, Magee, Wald, Jennings. Fifth Row: Onanian, Raymond, Cheatham, Marino, Nolin, White, Emmett, Gowen.
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First Row: Flynn, Harby, Jayne, Bichajian, Burchard, Chicos, Clinton, Cronin, Fitzgerald, Shanahan, Richmond. Second Row: Joseph, Ananian, John Aiken, Croke, Feeney, Gordon, Ashton, James Aiken, Joyal, Riley, Haible. Third Row: Cabot, Starr, O'Connell, Hones, Allison,
Welsh, Segal, Stobaugh, Goodhue, Tod, Guild. Fourth Row: Roberts, Lynch, Keeler, Rowley, Hedbloom, Harrison, Lee, Thorne, Alfano, Foster, Gair, Holland. Fifth Row: Viola, Thayer, Holton, Burke, Widing, Shepard, Robertson, Gifford, Bachrach, Dawson.
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First Row: Vaccaro, J. Samuelson. Second Row: Fuller, Wright, Mason, Sewell, Fox, Stewart, Nemiah, Dorian, Hintlian, Fisher, Lane. Third Row: Hubbard, Lassar, Amsbary, Athanas, Clark, Johnson, Brooks, Hunter, Walworth, Wilson. Fourth Row: Woodward, Morales, Counihan, Gordon, Galliher, Ellis, Sheldon, Willard, 0. Wood, Kopp, Magnuson. Fifth Row: Davenport, Neustadt, Magee, Kay, Stokey, Underwood, Bankart, Woods, McConnell, DeLorey, Stoffyn. Sixth Row: Pettit, Pye, Das, Greeley, Weeks, Wightman, Schelzi. Seventh Row: Emerson, E. Wood, Moore, Rutter.
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bruce amsbary
AQUARIUS, the water bearer, has a most changable personality. Aquariar are remarkable to meet and create a lasting impression. I courting and love, they are idealistic and devoted. Em tionally, they are easily hurt. The daydreams of Aquarius ca quickly become realities. Aquarians offer visions of harmon and understanding. The music of the 'Age of Aquarius' wi live on swinging in all future generations.
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"'I have been in Golgotha,' at last I answered. 'I have seen Humanity hanging on a cross! Do none of you know what sights the sun and the stars look down on in this city, that you can think and talk of anything else? Do you know that close to your doors a great multitude of men and women, flesh of your flesh, live lives that are one agony from birth to death? Listen! their dwellings are so near that if you hush your laughter you will hear their grievous voices, the piteous crying of the little ones that suckle poverty, the hoarse curses of men sodden in misery turned halfway back to brutes, the chattering of an army of women selling themselves for bread. With what have you stopped your ears that you do not hear these doleful sounds? For me, I can hear nothing else. .. . What hope was there for the wretched, for the world, if thoughtful men and tender women were not moved by things like these. . .! .. . These costly viands, these rich wines, these gorgeous fabrics and glistening jewels represented the ransom of many lives. They were verily not without the guiltiness of those who waste in a land stricken with famine. Nevertheless, all the waste of all the rich, were it saved, would go but a little way to cure the poverty of the world. There was so little to divide that even if the rich went share and share with the poor, there would be but a common fare of crusts, albeit made very sweet then by brotherly love..." Edward Bellamy Looking Backward Man chokes slowly, undetectedly, in the products of his own hates, blindness, egocentricity. Man is bred on the petty neuroses of his society and evermore he is irrepairably warped: stagnant in the unforgivable filth that composes him.
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gregory s. beede
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I guess you can rightfully say that I've had a good education, now that I've graduated from Belmont Hill, where I studied hard and learned many things. Yet, I still have no answers—only questions.
brian dale bixby
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christopher howe holing
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kevin bottomley
bruce campbell
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woody canaday
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david cancian
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frank carr
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alan cath
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harris contos
We have failed to adapt our techni logical advances to our human need In the industrialized Western Worli we are entering an age of redundanc in terms of the total aggregate of gooc and services produced; our task is . to organize the allocation of ot resources in such a way that they co] tribute to reducing and preventing ti man-made environmental hazards th. threaten life on earth.. . . We have the technological capacii to avoid most air and water pollutic and carnage on the highways can do all these things . .. but vl aren't, and one of the basic reasons that the huge corporations spawned 1 the Industrial Revolution have concei trated too much of the nation's weali and power in a manner that insulab them from real involvement in and r sponsibility for many of the gre issues of our time.. . . Ralph Nad
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peter jon dale Salud, amor, dineio, y tiempo paia gozarlos.
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nicholas s. downes
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ted eaton
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garret patteson edmands
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richard giles
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chip gogan
Absurdity is king; love is all that saves us from it. Albert Camus
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william hay
mark herman
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stephen johnson
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peter kaufmann
robert kohn
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'The most important thing I learned on Tralfamadore was that when a person dies, he only appears to die. He is still very much alive in the past, so it is very silly for people to cry at his funeral. All moments, past, present, and future, always have existed, always will exist .... They can see how permanent all the moments are, and they look at any moment that interests them. It is just an illusion we have here on Earth that one moment follows another one, like beads on a string, and that once a moment is gone it is gone forever. Kurt Vonnegut
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john levitt
joel m. linden
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alec macmillan
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jack mosher
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david ogilby
what if a dawn of a doom of a dream bites this universe in two, peels forever out of his grave and sprinkles nowhere with me and you? Blow soon to never and never to twice (blow life to isn't: blow death to was) —all nothing's only our hughest home; the most who die, the more we live e. e. cummings
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bill samuelson
A man that is born falls into a dream like a man who falls into the sea. If he tries to climb out into the air as inexperienced people try to do, he drowns, nicht wahr? No, I tell you! The way is to the destructive element submit yourself and with the exertions of your hands and feet in the water make the deep, deep sea keep you up. Joseph Conrad
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john shapiro Somewhere among the twisted coils of our mind and the spiralic cycles of our life, is a straight iron rod which is fouling up the entire system.
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But in these plethoric times when there is too much coarse stuff for everybody and the struggle for life takes the form of competitive advertisement and the effort to fill your neighbor's eye, there is no urgent demand for personal courage, sound nerves or stark beauty. We find ourselves by accident. Always before these times the bulk of the people did not overeat themselves, because they couldn't, whether they wanted to or not, and all but a very few were kept fit by unavoidable exercise and personal danger. Now if only he pitch his standard low enough and keep free from pride, almost anyone can achieve a sort of excess. You can go through contemporary life fudging and evading, never really hungry nor frightened nor passionately stirred, your highest moment a mere sentimental orgasm, and your first real contact with primary and elemental necessities the sweat of your deathbed. H. G. Wells
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slowing through the rain the car which I drive which is my fathers has windows through which I see gray outside and sidewalks grayer still and heavy people darkly covered by thick cloth being thanked by the dank blow of a wind of no temperature. sadness brings peace sometimes, and the parenthetical teeters on the edge of the sublime: above all most of us don't live Friday until Thursday is exhausted. the pavement gets wet (touching fingers gather grime) and stays that way awhile.
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blair stobaugh
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For tho we know what we ought to be, and what it would be very sweet and beautiful to be, yet we can't be it. That is most sad too. Herman Melville
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peter bathgate talbot
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Talking to Hal as a Friend You spend the first eighteen years of your life wishing you were older. Then you stop and realize you've wasted— And growing old is such a drag. You also wonder what possibilities remain ahead— If that was the fun part. And you don't really know what to do. And it doesn't really matter. Because even if you knew, you couldn't do it So you do what your father did and what your friends are doing. And go to Amherst, Harvard, and on. But it's not too bad because you've heard college years are the best years (It's a good thing too— Because you'll need at least six years to be able to do anything) And then you're out And you struggle until you finally make it Only now you're the father and not the son. And you've got to wonder, where's it all gone? Barbara
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Shut off my mind. Nothing squeezes through— Nothing, but tired. Days, hours, blend—work, don't think. Mechanical manner—push. No, nothing squeezes through, keep it moving. To stop and think, to look, To love a natural thing—never. Pound it in, drive, push shove, Crowds, jostling. Lonely as Hell—who do you trust? Who do you talk to?—without Laughing, swearing, saying nothing. Shut off my mind, close it tight, Life—why? Why? Because with all its sham drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world.
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The problem which I see facing our generation, is the struggle to preserve and extend American democracy against repression from the right. If America can stay democratic, I believe it will become Socialist. Of course, socialism can mean dictatorship, but if socialism is to come, it will have to be democratic. Going by the old adage, 'a chain is only as strong as its weakest link,' governmental systems are only as successful as the men they govern. And if history has taught us only one thing, it is that man is imperfect. While government can't change men, it can blunt their 'bad qualities.' In other words, by creating as equal a society as possible, man's ambition, bigotry, and tendancy to treat his neighbors unequally can be limited. Of course, this equal society is socialism, and so I have not forgotten the other major problem facing us, which is our society and its ills, war, poverty, racism, and pollution. In general, I am optimistic as to the main ingredient for success in our generation. And as far as I am concerned, we have already proved ourselves capable of the task before us.
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todd walker
Men whose dearest wishes are fixed on objects wholly out of their own power, become in all cases more or less impatient and prone to anger. Coleridge
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roger williams
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I've enjoyed my senior year at Belmont Hill very much. I've made a large number of new friends and have done new things. Many situations stand out in my mind throughout the year. They range from the large display of unity witnessed by the march to the state house, to academic success, and to a general good time in the senior room. I'd like to echo one more thought before I stop writing. Always remember the school, like the country, is for you, the people. If you don't like something, don't be coerced into it: work to change it forcefully.
richard woodward
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BRUCE THAYER AMSBARY, 87 Wellesley Rd., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: Hobart, Varsity Football: Manager '66,'67, '68, '69. Varsity Hockey: Manager '67, '68, '69, '70. Varsity Baseball: Manager '67, '68, '69, '70. Varsity Track: Manager '66. Panel: Business Board: '67, '68, '69, Co-Business Manager '70. Library Committee: '67, '68, '69, President '70. Public Relations: '69, '70. Glee Club: '68, '69, '70. Athletic Council:'67,'68,'69, Secretary '70. Spirit Committee:'69, '70. Welcoming Committee: '67, '68, '69, President '70. Red and Blue Key Award:'67,'68,'69,'70. Milton L. Dodge Award:'70.
CURTIS BASCH BARGER, 14 Orchard Rd., Brookline, Mass., Entered: 1966: Age: 18, College: Tufts, Varsity Soccer: '69. Varsity Wrestling:'67, Co-Captain '68,'69, '70. Varsity Track: '68, '69, Co-Captain '70. Student Council: '69, '70. Dramatic Club: Business Manager '70. Panel: Circulation Board '70. Athletic Council: '68, '69, '70. Coeducation Committee: '70. Disciplinary Committee: '69, '70. National Merit Letter of Commendation:'69. First Place, Graves-Kelsey Wrestling Tournament: '68, '69. Wrestling Trophy: '70. Honor Society: '67, '68, '69, '70. Cum Laude Society:'69,'70. Cum Laude. GREGORY SAVAGE BEEDE, Clemmons St., Southboro, Mass., Entered: 1967, Age: 17, College: University of Massachusetts, Rugby: '68, '69. Junior Varsity Crew: '68, '69. Chess Club: '69. Outing Club: '69. Panel: Editorial Assistant '69.
BRIAN DALE BIXBY, 6 Eden St., Salem, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 17, College: Brown, Varsity Basketball: , Manager '70. Junior Varsity Crew: '68. Varsity Crew: '69. Panel: Associate Editor '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Coeducation Committee: '70. Jared Waterbury Scudder Latin Prize: '70. National Merit Letter of Commendation: '69. Cum Laude Society: '69, '70. Magna Cum Laude.
CHRISTOPHER HOWE BOLING, 1234 Monument St., Concord, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 17, College: Colby, Junior Varsity Soccer: '67, '68. Varsity Soccer: '69, Junior Varsity Hockey: '68. Varsity Hockey: '69. Varsity Baseball: '69. Glee Club: '69. Glee Club: '69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Sommerville Tutoring: '70. Outing Club: '69, '70. Honor Society:'67,'68.
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KEVIN TAYLOR BOTTOMLEY, 6 Hawthorne Ave., Auburndale, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 18, College: Harvard, Varsity Soccer: '68, '69. Junior Varsity Basketball: '68. Varsity Basketball: '69, '70. Varsity Tennis: '67, '68, '69, Captain '70. Tennis Trophy:'69,'70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '69, Associate Editor '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '68, '69, '70. Cum Laude Society: '70. Honor Society: '66, '67, '68, '68, '70. Magna Cum Laude.
BRUCE ANTHONY CAMPBELL, 208 Collins Rd., Newton, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 18, College: Clark University, Junior Varsity Soccer: '67, '68. Varsity Soccer: '69. Varsity Golf: '69, '70. Sextant Prose Prize:'70.
JOHN HARWOOD CANADAY, 78 Florence Ave., Arlington, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 17, College: Harvard, Junior Varsity Crew: '68, '69. Varsity Crew: '70. Lyceum:'69, '70. Dramatic Club: '70. Photography Club: '67, '68, '69, '70. Panel: Photography Editor '70. Sextant: Photography Board '70. Outing Club: President 70. Student Council: Vice-President '70. Disciplinary Committee: Vice-Chairman: '70. Woodbury Public Speaking Prize: '69. National Merit Letter of Commendation:'69. Cum Laude.
DAVID JOSEPH CANCIAN, 16 Garfield Rd., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: Harvard, Junior Varsity Soccer: '68. Varsity Soccer: '69. Junior Varsity Basketball: '68. Varsity Basketball '69,'70. Junior Varsity Tennis:'68. Varsity Golf: '69, '70. Chess Club: '68, '69, President '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '68, '69. Educational Enrichment Program: '69. Honor Society:'65,'66, '67,'68,'69, '70. Cum Laude.
FRANCIS JAMES CARR, 43 Crestview Rd., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 18 College: University of Wisconsin, Public Relations Committee:'69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Outing Club: '69, '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant: '69, '70. Lyceum: '69, Vice President '70.
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STEPHEN EMERY CARR, 21 Park Lane, Concord, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 19, College: Harvard, Junior Varsity Football: '66. Varsity Football, '67, '68, '69. Junior Varsity Crew: '65, '66. Varsity Crew: '67, '68, '69, Captain '70. Philip Stuart Burbank Memorial Crew Trophy: '70. Glee Club: '68, '69, '70. Athletic Council: President '70. Disciplinary Council: '69, 1----41 " .12 . 111111 " '70. Jury Art Prize:'67,'68. Honor Society:'69,'70.
PETER JON DALE, 46 High St., Winchester, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: University of Pennsylvania, Junior Varsity Soccer: '67. Varsity Soccer: '68, '69. Junior Varsity Wrestling: '68. Junior Varsity Crew: '68, '69. Varsity Crew: '70. Lyceum: '68, '69, '70. Panel: Circulation Board '69, '70. Outing Club: '69, '70. Geology Prize: '69. Honor Society: '66,'67,'68,'69,'70. Cum Laude.
ALAN MILTON CATH, 36 Brunswick Rd., Arlington, Mass. Entered: 1965, Age: 17, College: Northeastern, Panel: Editorial Assistant '69,'70.
NICHOLAS STREET DOWNES, 23E Heaths Bridge Rd., Concord, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 17, College: Antioch, Junior Varsity Soccer: '66, '67, '68. Varsity Crew: '67, '68. Sextant: Associate Editor: '68, '69, Art Board '67, '68, '69, Executive Editor '70. Panel: Cartoonist '70. Student Council:'69. Sextant Poetry Prize: '69.
HARRIS CONTOS, 10 Osceola Path, Arlington, Mass., Entered: 1968, Age: 18, College: Tufts, Junior Varsity Soccer: '68. Junior Varsity Baseball: '69. Glee Club: '69, '70. Yearbook: '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Stock Club: '69. Franklin & Marshall Alumni Award. Honor Society:'69,'70. Cum Laude.
STEPHEN WOLFE DUNN, 58 Hill St., Lexington, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: Brown, Junior Varsity Football: '67. Varsity Football: '68, '69. Junior Varsity Hockey: '67. Varsity Hockey: '68, '69. Junior Varsity Baseball: '68. Varsity Baseball: '69. Varsity Golf:'70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '68, '69, '70. Lyceum: '68, '69. Spirit Committee:'68,'69, '70.
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EDWARD HAYDEN EATON, 61 Lang St., Concord, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 18, College: University of Denver, Junior Varsity Soccer: '67, '68. Varsity Skiiing: '69, '70. Junior Varsity Crew: '68. Glee Club: '69,'70. Outing Club:'69,'70.
ROBERT MURRAY GOGAN, JR. 96 Woodlawn Ave., Wellesley, Mass., Entered: 1967, Age: 17, College: Hampshire, Junior Varsity Soccer: '67, '68. Varsity Track: '68, '69. Panel: Editorial Assistant '68, Editor-in-Chief '70. Yearbook: '70. Chess Club: '68. Educational Enrichment Program:'69.
GARRETT PATTERSON EDMANDS, Garfield Rd., Concord, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 18, College: Beloit, Junior Varsity Soccer: '67. Varsity Soccer: '68, '69. Glee Club:'69,'70. Outing Club:'69, '70.
WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE HAY, 12 Holden Wood Rd., Concord, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: University of California at Berkeley, Photography Club: '65, '66, '67, '68, '69, '70. Panel: Photography Board '66, '67, '68, '69, '70. Sextant: Photography Board '66, '67,'68,'69,'70. Yearbook: Photography Board '70. Science Club: '65, '66, '67, '68. National Merit Finalist: '69. Thomas G. Walters Mathematics Achievement Prize: '70. Honor Society:'69,'70.
RICHARD HERBERT GILES, 70 Lawrence Lane, Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: Lafayette, Junior Varsity Soccer:'67. Varsity Soccer:'68, '69. Junior Varsity Basketball: '68. Varsity Basketall: '69, '70. Junior Varsity Baseball: '68. Varsity Golf: '69, '70. Panel: Editorial Asiistant '69, '70. Dramatic Club: Stage 7.rew '69,'70. Library Committee:'69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program:'69,'70. Honor Society:'64.
MARK HERMAN, 39 Birch Hill Rd., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: Boston University, Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Stock Club: '69, '70. Photography Club: '67, '68, President '69, '70. Lyceum: '70. Sextant: Photography Editor '69, '70.
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STEPHEN ANDREW JOHNSON, 41 Chestnut St., Wellesley, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 17, College: Lawrence University, Glee Club: '68, '69, '70. Dramatic Club:'66,'67,'68, '69, President '70. Charity Play: '68, '69, '70. Hayden Gardner Coon Dramatic Prize: '70.
PETER LINDSAY KAUFMANN, 8 Wedgmere Ave., Winchester, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 19, College: Franklin Institute, Varsity Wrestling: '67, '68, '69, '70. First Place, Graves-Kelsey Wrestling Tournament:'70. Varsity Track:'69, '70.
ROBERT MORRILL KOHN, 22 Garfield Rd., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: University of California at Berkeley, Outing Club: '69, '70. Stock Club:'69. Lyceum:'69, '70. Honor Society: '68, '69, '70. Honor Society: '68, '69, '70. Jared Waterbury Scudder Latin Prize: '70. Cum Laude.
RICHARD MISHEL LEVENTHAL, 20 Drumlin Rd., Newton, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: Harvard, Junior Varsity Soccer: '67. Varsity Squash: '67, '68, '69, Captain '70. Junior Varsity Tennis: '67, Varsity Tennis: '68, '69, '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '68, '69, Associate Editor '69, Managing Editor '70. Yearbook: Editor-in-Chief: '70. Sextant: Associate Editor '68, '69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Lyceum:'68, '69,'70. Athletic Council:'69,'70. Honor Society:'65,'66,'67,'68,'69,'70. Cum Laude.
JOHN MICHAEL LEVITT, 43 Prentiss Lane, Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 17, College: Sarah Lawrence, Junior Varsity Soccer: '69. Public Relations Committee: '69. Educational Enrichment Program:'69. •40. ?
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JOEL MORRIS LINDEN, 36 Dolphin Rd., Newton, Mass., Entered: 1967, Age: 18, College: Brown, Varsity Football: '69. Varsity Track: '68, '70. Junior Varsity Crew: '69. Panel: Editorial Assistant '69. Chess Club: '69, '70. Stock Club: '69, '70. Outing Club: '69, '70. Bancroft Beatley Jr. '43 Physics Prize: '70. Honor Society: '68, '69, '70. Cum Laude Society: '70. Cum Laude.
KENNETH WAYNE LITTLETON, 36 Prospect St., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: Williams, Varsity Football: '67, '68, Captain '69. Varsity Basketball: '68, '69, '70. Varsity Baseball: '68, '69, '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '69, '70. Lyceum:'69. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Athletic Council: '70. Public Relations Board: '69, '70. Dramatic Club: Business Board '69, '70. Yearbook: Sports Editor '70. Honor Society:'65,'66,'67,'68,'69,'70. Cum Laude.
ALEXANDER STEWART MACMILLAN III, 83 Lincoln Rd., Wayland, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: Harvard, Junior Varsity Football: '67. Varsity Football: '68, '69. Varsity Hockey: '68, '69, Captain '70. Junior Varsity Baseball: '68. Varsity Baseball: '69 '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant: '68, '69, '70. Glee Club: '68, '69, '70. Athletic Council: '70. Outing Club: '69. Public Relations Committee: '69. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Robert Saterlee Hurlbut Memorial Football Trophy:'69. Honor Society:'69, '70. Cum Laude.
ROBERT WARREN MACPHERSON, JR, 90 Suffolk Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: New England College, Junior Varsity Football: '67, '68, '69. Varsity Football: '69. Stock Club: '69, '70. Dramatic Club: '69, '70. Spirit Committee:'69,'70.
HENRY ALFRED MAGNO, JR., 31 Everett Ave., Winchester, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: M.I.T. Varsity Tennis: Manager '70. Panel: Photography Board '69, '70. Yearbook: '69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Glee Club: '67, '68, '69, '70. National Merit Letter of Commendation: '69. Cum Laude Society: '69, '70. Honor Society: '65, '66, '67, '68, '69,'70. Magna Cum Laude.
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JOHN MILLETTE MOSHER, 107 Rutledge Rd., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: Oberlin, Glee Club: '68, '69, '70. Dramatic Club: '68, '69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Somerville Tutoring:'70.
PETER ANTHONY MUELLO, 155 Jason St., Arlington, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 18, College: Dartmouth, Junior Varsity Soccer: '68, '69. Junior Varsity Basketball: '68, '69. Junior Varsity Baseball: '68. Glee Club: '69, '70. Dramatic Club: '69, '70. National Merit Letter of Commendation:'69. Honor Society:'67,'68,'69. Cum Laude.
CHRISTOPHER EMOND NOLIN, 11 Channing St., Cambridge, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 17, College: Beloit, Junior Varsity Soccer: '69. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Honor Society: '68, '69, '70. Cum Laude.
JOHN DAVID OGILBY, JR, 306 Washington St., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: Harvard, Junior Varsity Football: '68. Varsity Wrestling: '68, '69, '70. Varsity Crew: '68,'69. Panel: Business Board Manager '70. Glee Club: '69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69. Honor Society: '65, '66, '67, '68, '69, '70. Cum Laude.
DONALD RICHARD OUELLETTE, 307 Pleasant St., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 18, College: Beloit, Junior Varsity Soccer: '68, '69. Junior Varsity Wrestling: '68. Junior Varsity Crew: '68. Dramatic Club: '68, '69, '70. Glee Club: '68, '69, '70. Sextant: Art Board '70. Charity Play:'68,'69.
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JAMES TAPPAN PARKER, 35 Jason St., Arlington, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: Boston University, Varsity Wrestling: Manager '68. Varsity Tennis: Manager '69. Panel: Photography Board: '69, '70. Yearbook: Photography Board '70. Photography Club:'68,'69, '70. Glee Club: '68,'69,'70. Stock Club:'69.
THOMAS JAMES PETERSEN, 5 Wingate Rd., Lexington, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 18, College, Wheaton, Junior Varsity Soccer:'68,'69. Glee Club:'68,'69,'70.
ANDREW MARSH PORTER, 9 Lawson Rd., Winchester, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: University of Denver, Junior Varsity Soccer: '65, '66. Junior Varsity Crew:'67. Varsity Crew:'68, '69. Sextant: Associate Editor '69,'70. Panel: Business Board '69, Photography Board '69. Chess Club:'70.
JONATHAN CHARLES ROSS, 35 Lincoln Circle, Swampscott, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 17, College Post-graduate Year at Andover. Junior Varsity Football:'67. Varsity Football:'68, '69. Varsity Crew:'70. Junior Varsity Crew:'68, '69. Stock Club:'69,'70. Outing Club: '69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant: '70.
MATTHEW SALWAY, 2 Bridgewater Close, Chislehurst, Kent, England, Entered: 1969, Age: 18, College: Queens' College, Cambridge University, Lyceum: '70. Dramatic Club: '70. Woodbury Speaking Contest Finalist: '70. English Speaking Union Exchange Student.
WILLIAM FRANK SAMUELSON, 75 Clairemont Rd., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: Harvard, Varsity Football: '67, '68, '69. Varsity Basketball: '68, '69, Captain '70. Varsity Tennis: '68, '69, '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '68, '69, News Editor '70. Chess Club:'69,'70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. John B. Breed Biology Prize: '68. John B. Breed Chemistry Prize: '69. Bancroft Beatley '43 Physics Prize: '70. Harvard Club of Boston Book Prize: '69. Honor Society: '65, '66, '67, '68, '69, '70. Cum Laude Society: '69, '70. Summa Cum Laude.
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WILLIAM LEWIS SCHLEY, 285 Reservoir Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 18, College: Harvard, Junior Varsity Hockey: '68, '69. Educational Enrichment Program: '68, '69, '70. Dramatic Club: '68, '69, '70. Outing Club: President '69, '70. Sextant: Associate Editor: '68, '69, Editorin-Chief '70. Honor Society: '68, '69, '70. Cum Laude Society: '70. Cum Laude.
KENNETH WILLIAM SIMONS, 275 Old Billerica Rd., Bedford, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: Undecided, Rugby: '68, '69. Varsity Track: '68. Panel: Editorial Assistant '68, '69, Feature Editor '70. Student Council: '70. Sextant: Associate Editor '69, '70. National Merit Finalist: '70. George von L. Meyer III Memorial Prize: '70. Scholarship Medal:'65,'66,'67, '68, '69, '70. Honor Society: '65, '66, '67, '68, '69, '70. Cum Laude Society:'69,'70. Summa Cum Laude.
JOHN MICHAEL SHAPIRO, 240 Lee St., Brookline, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 17, College: Wesleyan, Junior Varsity Soccer: '67. Junior Varsity Basketball: '68, '69. Varsity Basketball: '70. Junior Varsity Baseball: '68. Panel: Editorial Assistant '69, '70, Photography Board '70. Yearbook: Photography Editor '70. Sextant: Associate Editor '69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Honor Society: 66, 67, 68, 69, 70. Cum Laude Society:'70. Cum Laude.
ROBERT BLAIR STOBAUGH, III, 4 Ross Rd., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1967, Age: 18, College: University of Pennsylvania, Junior Varsity Football: '67. Junior Varsity Cross Country: '68. Varsity Cross Country: '69. Junior Varsity Basketball: '68. Varsity Weight Lifting: '69, '70. Lyceum: '68, '69, President '70. Outing Club: '69. Stock Club: '69. Panel: Editorial Assistant '69, 70. Educational Enrichment Program:'69,'70.
JOHN WESLEY SHEETZ, IV, 45 Rutledge Rd., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: M.I.T., Junior Varsity Football: '68. Varsity Wrestling: '66, '67, CoCaptain '68, '69, '70. Glee Club: '69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program:'69, '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '69,'70. Athletic Council:'68,'69,'70.
CRAIG STEWART STOCKWELL, 6 Ledgewood Rd., Winchester, Mass., Entered: 1967, Age: 17, College: Dartmouth, Junior Varsity Football: '68. Varsity Skiing: '69, Captain '70. Junior Varsity Crew: '67. Varsity Crew: '68, '69. Glee Club: '69, '70. Dramatic Club: '69, '70. Athletic Council: '70. Honor Society: '69, '70.
THOMAS McCONWAY SIEBERT, 40 Martha's Point Rd., Concord, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 18, College: Colorado College, Varsity Skiiing: '67, Captain '68, '69. Sextant: Art Board '68, '69. Charity Play: '69. Sextant: Art Prize: '69. Jury Award:'68,'69.
JOHN JULES-JOSEPH STOFFYN, 39 Barney Hill Rd., Wayland, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: Southhampton, Junior Varsity Crew: '68, '69. Varsity Crew:'70. Science Fair Winner:'69.
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PETER BATHGATE TALBOT, 78 School Street, Weston, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 17, College: Harvard, Varsity Soccer: '67, '68, Captain '69. Junior Varsity Basketball: Captain '68. Varsity Basketball: '69, '70. Varsity Baseball: '68, '69, Captain '70. Athletic Council: '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '68, '69. Student Council: '67, '68. Educational Enrichment Program: '70. -------- - — William's College Book Prize: '69. Honor Society:'66,'67,'68,'69, '70. Woodworking Prize: '69. Ex-Captains' Soccer Trophy: '69. Cum Laude.
PETER WALWORTH, 5 Knox St., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1965, Age: 18, College: Worcester Polytechnical Institute, Varsity Cross Country: '68, '69. Junior Varsity Hockey: '68, '69, Captain '70. Junior Varsity Baseball: '68. Varsity Golf: '69,'70. Parents' Art Award:'68.
LUCIUS HARRISON THAYER, Ill, 15 Circuit Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 18, College: Amherst, Varsity Football: '68, '69. Varsity Crew: '68, '69, '70. Spirit Committee: '69, Co-Chairman '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '69, Sports Editor '70. Glee Club: '69, '70. Lyceum: '68, '69. Educational Enrichment Program: '68, '69, '70. Honor Society: '68, '70. Cum Laurie.
DAVID LESLIE WEINBERG, 10 Estabrook Rd., West Newton, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 18, College: Harvard, Junior Varsity Soccer: '68, Manager '67. Varsity Soccer: '69. Varsity Crew: '68, '69, '70. Lyceum: '68, '69, '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '68, '69. Disciplinary Committee: Chairman '69, '70. Student Council: '68, '69, Class President '70. Yearbook: Senior Editor '70. Athletic Council: '69, '70. Honor Society: '68 '69, '70. Cum Laude Society:'70. Cum Laude.
THOMAS HUSE ULFELDER, 15 Sheffield Rd., Winchester, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: Harvard, Junior Varsity Football: '66. Varsity Football: '67, '68, '69. Varsity Track: '68, '69,' Co-Captain '70. Glee Club: '68, '69, President '70. Yearbook: Business Board Manager '70. Student Council: '67, '68. Class President: '67, '68. Disciplinary Committee: '69, '70. Dramatic Club: '70. Charity Play: '68, '69. Panel: Circulation Board '68, '69, Manager '70. Spirit Committee: '68, '69, CoChairman '70. Athletic Council:'70'
ROGER UPHAM WILLIAMS, 58 Pinehurst Rd., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1967, Age: 18, College: Middlebury, Glee Club: '69, '70. Photography Club: '68, '69, '70. Sextant: Associate Editor '69,'70.
PETER DOUGLAS WALDFOGEL, 16 Brown Road, Swampscott, Mass., Entered: 1967, Age: 18, College: Tufts, Junior Varsity Track: Manager '68, '69. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '69, Associate Editor '70. Stock Club: President '69, '70. Charity Play: '69, '70. Chess Club: '70. Time Current Events Test: '68, '70. Honor Society: '68.
RICHARD FOSTER WOODWARD, JR, 80 Oak Ave., Belmont, Mass., Entered: 1964, Age: 17, College: Dickinson, Varsity Track: Manager '70. Panel: Editorial Assistant '69,'70. Business Board '69,'70.
TODD MANNING WALKER,8 Glenbrook Rd., Wellesley, Mass., Entered: 1966, Age: 17, College: Johns Hopkins, Junior Varsity Crew: '68, '69. Educational Enrichment Program:'69, '70. Chess Club:'69. Photography Club: '68. Science Club: '68. Panel: Associate Editor '70. Dramatic Club: '69, '70. Charity Play: '69, '70. Independent Study Program: '70. Outing Club: '69, '70. Conservation Club:'70. Honor Society:'68,'69. Cum Laude.
ARTHUR ANTHONY ZERVAS, JR., 13 Lowell St., Burlington, Mass., Entered: 1967, Age: 17, College: Boston University, Junior Varsity Football: '67. Varsity Football: '68. Junior Varsity Wrestling:'68,'69. Varsity Track:'68, '69. Dramatic Club:'68, '69, '70. Outing Club: '69, '70. Educational Enrichment Program: '69, '70. Panel: Circulation Board '70.
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First Row: Ross, Ulfelder, Carr, Macmillan, Fox, Littleton, Thayer, Hunter, Dunn, Lane, MacPhearson. Second Row: Mr. Croke, Mr. Wynne, Weeks, Ellis, Johnson, Kittredge, Dorian, Harrison, St. Clair, Bankart, Samuelson, Mr. Fisher. Third Row: Walworth, Amsbary, D. Kay, Pettit, Rutter, Magnuson, Wood, 0., Fisher, Hogan, Moore, Joyal, Wood, E., Amsbary, B..
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Scannell and opponent attempt to impress ball with new twist steps.
Chicos's hustle pays off as Hillies welcome hero.
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Richardson pours it on for the final sprint.
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First Row: Fox, Talbot, Littleton. Second Row: Mr. Kramer, Shapiro, Sheldon, Giles, Sewell, Samuelson, R, Bottomley. Third Row: Brooks, Dorian, Samuelson, W., Cancian, Emerson.
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Aiken makes save. . .
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Belmont fans cheer.
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First Row: Aiken, Dunn, Scannell, Macmillan, Holmes, Hogan, Walworth. Second Row: Mr. Van Beever, Joyal, Lane, Anderson, Mardulier, Delorey, Mr. Walworth. Third Row: Amsbary, B., Johnson, Morin, Aiken, Amsbary, D..
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Co-Captain Barger psyches opponent.
Joseph reverses against Brooks in hard fought match.
Brooks opponent attempts to break Shapiro's arm.
Underwood is driven back for a two yard loss as fans also get in the action.
Bachrach sets up pin.
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First Row: Underwood, Kaufmann, Stewart, Sheetz, Barger, Magnuson, Ogilby, Joseph. Second Row: Davenport, Bachrach, Lassar, Richmond, Shapiro, Jennings, Mr. Kaiser.
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Achtmeyer streches.
First Row: Holmes, Bottomley, Achtmeyer. Second Row: Mr. Meyers, Leventhal, Samuelson, Das, Magno.
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Barger strains for victory.
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First Row: Pettit, Gordon, Kaufmann, Barger, Ulfelder, Mardulier, Weeks, Emerson, Wheaton, Hedblom. Second Row: Mr. Fisher, Guild, Rutter, Pye, Counihan, Richmond, Hubbard, Fox, Harrison, Dawson, Fisher, Davenport, Linden, Stoffyn.
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Study in concentration—McConnell.
Cancian makes contact.
Mr. Walworth, Ellis, Hintlian, Walworth, Dorian, Giles, Kittredge, McConnell.
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disciplinary committee Barger, Samuelson, Fox, Weinberg, Carr, Ulfelder, Kay.
spirit committee First Row: Wightman, Wood, Amsbary, B., Fox, Stewart, Weinberg, Lane. Second Row: Willard, Ulfelder, Rutter, Brooks, Scannell, Greeley, Delorey, Wood, Hunter, Kay, Hogan.
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Magee: Don't put it down! The slightest tap could blow this place sky high! Walter: Agah-gah- don't anybody come near me!
Don't Drink the Water
Walter: Wife? You and She? Magee: Why not? We're United States citizens in United States territory. We're over twenty-one and Father Drobney is a priest.
Walter: If you ever need a job, Chef, I could probably get you one at Chock Full O'Nuts.
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Woman: What is this? A gag? Superman: Indeed no, madam. Superman does not gag. Superman doesn't have a sense of humor!
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First Row: Mr. Prenatt, Ogilby, Rutter, Johnson, Stockwell, Underwood. Second Row: Boling, Edmands, Amsbary, B., Magno, Contos, Parker, Thayer, Lane, Macmillan, Ulfelder, Wright, Sheetz, Wilson, Wightman, Wood, Weeks, Gair, Williams, Keeler, Wood. Third Row: Easton, Carr, Dorian, Fox, Petersen, Hogan, Brooks, Willard. Fourth Row: Hubbard, Ouellette, Burke.
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William L. Schley Executive Editor
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Nicholas S. Downes Etittorial Board Nlark Herman
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Richard NI. Leventhal
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Andrew M. Porter
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Mark Herman
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John NI. Shapiro Kenneth W. Simons
Photography Editor
John H. Canaday
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William B. Hay
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Stephen H. Clark
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Roger U. Williams
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Feature Editor News Editor William F. Samuelson Kenneth W. Simons '70 Photography Editor Sports Editor L. Harrison Thayer '70 John H. Canaday '70 Managing Editor Richard M. Leventhal '70
Fade-in: The time Asseciate Editors Peter D. Waidtog.' • — Todd M. Walker ':Panel Editorial Assistants Francis Carr '70 Robert Kittredge ' R Allen M. Cath '70 Jeffrey B. Kopp '7 Stephen W. Dunn '70 Paul E. Lane '71 Joel M. Linden '70 Steven McConnell Kenneth W. Littleton, Jr. '70 Timothy F. Price Jonathan Ross '70 Christopher L. Pye John Shapiro '70 Peter Richardson '71 Blair Stobaugh '70 John C. Samuelso.. '71 Peter B. Talbot '70 Allen M. Sheldon 71 Peter G. Walworth '70 Joseph J. Vaccaro III .1 David L. Weinberg '70 Huntington F. Wi':.ird '71 Richard F. Woodward '70 David C. Wright '71 W. Blair Brooks '71 David S. Allison '72 Mark B. Fuller '71 Thomas H. Burchard '72 Kenneth D. Hintlian '71 James Foley '73 Graham Holmes '71 Business Managers Bruce T. Amsbary '70 J. David Ogilby Jr. '70 Business Board Charles Moore '71 Richard F. Woodward '70 Paul Averbach '71 Timothy F. Price '71 Steven A. McConnell '71 Circulation Manager Thomas H. Ulfelder '70 Circulation Board Peter J. Dale '70 Daniel K. Dorian, Jr. 71 Peter L. Kaufmann '70 Timothy F. Price '71 Craig S. Stockwell '70 Huntington F. Willard' 7, Arthur A. Zervas, Jr. '70 Photography Board William B. Hay '70 Philip E. Magnuson James T. Parker 70 Max Mason 71 Henry A. Magno Jr. '70 Eric Woodward '71 John Shapiro '70 Brian D. Bixby '70 Kevin T. Bottomley '70
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patrons Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dunn Mrs. Charles F. Giles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leventhal
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Ulfelder Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weinberg
associate Mrs. John K. Bottomley
sponsors Felix Ades M.D. Dr. and Mrs. A. Clifford Barger Mr. and Mrs. Albert Y. Bernard Mrs. John Cancian Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cheatam Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Peter P. Dale Joseph A. Dinardo Mr. and Mrs. John M. Eaton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Edmands Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gogan Robert F. Goldhammer Mrs. Deran S. Hintlian Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Kay Dr. and Mrs. Gustav Kaufmann Dr. and Mrs. John H. Knowles Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Macmillan Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Magno Harold E. Magnuson
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Mr. and Mrs. Modest Mele Dr. Henry A. Mosher Dr. and Mrs. David Neustadt Mr. and Mrs. Earle M. Neyman Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Nolin Richard J. O'Connell Henry K. Porter Harris S. Richardson Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David C. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Samuelson Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Schelzi Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. William McConway Siebert Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simons Sherman H. Starr Fred F. Stockwell Morton S. Waldfogel Robert J. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zervas Anonymous
donors Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ashjian Dr. John B. Bichajian Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bixby The Rev'd and Mrs. Wilbur D. Canaday Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Carr Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Cath Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Cauchon W. VanAlan Clark Jr. Dr. and Mrs. R. Clement Darling Dr. and Mrs. Philip Das Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Davis Mrs. E. G. Downes Mr. and Mrs. John H. Emerson Dr. David J. Farrell Dr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Fox Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Gair Dr. and Mrs. Irving Glickman Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Goodhue III William H. Guild Charles M. Haar R. Duncan Hay Francis A. Herzan M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hogan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Holmes Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Kittredge Mr. and Mrs. W. Brewster Kopp
Dr. Richard H. Lassar Mr. and Mrs. Theodre Levitt Leo Linden Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Littleton Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Mardulier Mr. and Mrs. Dominick S. Marino Dr. Paul P. Norman Dr. and Mrs. James A. Petersen Robert L. Pettit Lawrence K. Pious M.D. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Riley Edward D. Rowley Dr. J. Gordon Scannell Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Segal Dr. and Mrs. Eli Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stobaugh Dr. Pierre J. Stoffyn Roger P. Stokey Mr. and Mrs. John E. Stratton Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Sullivan L. Harrison Thayer Mr. and Mrs. Giles M. S. Tod Sumner Victor Mr. and Mrs. John W. Weeks John R. White The Rev. George H. Williams Richard F. Woodward
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