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GILBERT CHARLES HAND

Alliance Francaise, III, IV, V, VI; Camera Club, III, IV, V, VI; Delphian, Busi­
ness Manager, V, VI; Football, III, IV, V; French Club, IV, Program Chairman,
VI; Proscenium Club, III, IV, V, Business Manager, Secretary-Treasurer, VI;
Quaker, III, IV, V, VI; Spring Track, IV, V, VI; Wrestling, III, IV; Young Rhode
Islander Reporter, VI.
Some people, think that whatever Charlie says they must divide
in half and only believe a quarter of what's left; while this might be
true, they would be missing the glory of his conversational ability
and the humor of all his "bull." No one really understood why
Charlie carried all his books to every class this year, but he did
look studious. "Gilbert" was business manager of the Delphian
and Proscenium Club and managed the soliciting expertly. As
programme chairman of the French Club, only Charlie could have
dreamed up those fast discotheque dances to raise money.
Charlie's light conversation and loud oud (or could it be lewd
oud?) have made him popular during his years at M.B. and will
doubtlessly continue to do so— especially if people believe every­
thing he says.

ALAN HANDWERGER
Alliance Francaise, III, IV, V, VI; Basketball, III; Delphian, V. VI; French Club,
III, IV, V, VI; Mosaic, VI; Proscenium Club, VI; Swimming, IV; Football,
Manager, VI; Tennis, III; Winter Track, V.
Alan Handwerger is the idol of the teeny boppers. Extravagant
hairdo, electric guitar, boots, suede sports jacket, and Jody—
these all belong to Alan. The zenith of Alan's career as an idol
was at the Driftwood— the night he lost his M .G. It has even been
rumored that Alan was the phantom captain of the football team.
Everyone knew that Alan was Jerry's secret weapon. As a senior,
Alan surprised his classmates and himself with his latent scholastic
ability. After class-ranks were compiled, it took four days to con­
vince him that he wasn't a genius. A t Moses Brown Alan has al­
ways stood out as an individual, and we are sure that he will stand
out no matter what he does in the future.

TIMOTHY MARTIN HAWFIELD
Football, Letter, VI; Lacrosse, Varsity, VI; Winter Track, Varsity, VI.

Tim, a bruising lineman on this year's football team, and duly
awarded with an Alonzo Stagg Award, has also been named to
the all-prep team in R.l. This rather large, "fatherly" person is
a lover of "soul music," despite his wild southern dance steps.
Braw's" popularity arose early in the year as a result of his unique
review of movie listings in Doctor Odell's apartment. He follows
in the footsteps of Barclay Dorman and Dave Wetzel, all graduates
of Bethesda Chevy-Chase H.S. W hat do you think of our junior
college, Tim? Tim's longing for vacations is frequently augmented
by sweet-smelling letters from D.C. from a fun-loving coed named
Nancy. W e all wish "Braw" luck in his efforts at Delaware and else­
where.