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A N DREW EDW A RD GREEN

Coming from PCD in his sophomore year, Andy readily admitted to MB superiority. Academi­
cally, Andy is a sound student specializing in mathematics. In the field of athletics he has tried
valiantly for three consecutive years to make the varsity soccer team but, each year, at the last min­
ute, decided against it. The bulk of Andy’s time is spent at his base of operations at Taunton Dog
Track. When Andy enters the starting gates of life, we are sure he will come in first, or at least
place or show or maybe, just maybe, the daily double . . .

MARC BARRY HAHN

During his years at Moses Brown, Marc has made substantial investments in three companies:
Fiat, McDonald’s, and occasionally Gillette. Indeed, no one can forget Marc’s front-wheel-drive
locker, an amalgam of his achievements: academic, athletic, and culinary. Amidst the bucket seats,
one would inevitably find A.P. Biology materials, a squash racket, and even Quarter-Pounder
boxes. From the M.B. Gates to the Golden Arches, activity has always dominated Marc’s journeys.
His travels have taken him from tutoring at Martin Luther King School to squash at the Paw­
tucket Y. and midnight purchases of dog food at the Lakewood Star Market. When Marc’s Fiat
hits the front circle bump for the last time, M.B. will lose its original "Hhhaaahhhnnn.”

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ALLEN VAN RENSSALAER HARPER

Alan, affectionately called "Carrot,” came to Moses Brown as a junior where his natural skills as a
long-distance runner made him this year’s captain of the Track team. As captain of the cross-coun­
try team, Alan performed exceptionally at the S.E.N.E. Championships. He was also a popular
member of the Boarding Department and a fine student. When V.R. leaves room 11, Lower East,
he will be well on his way toward his career as an engineer.

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