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PETER HAROLD LEVITEN

Unquestionably an intelligent young man, Peter, or "Buzz,” has been aided in all his academic
endeavors by a tremendous vocabulary and a wild imagination. His astounding creativity in the
face of classroom adversity has made a permanent impression in the mind of Monsieur Timms.
Outside Moses Brown, Peter has distinguished himself as a fisherman par excellence. His catch of
a 269 pound swordfish was the climax of an extremely successful summer. The dude with the red
hair, leather jacket, and sunglasses has gained a fabulous amount of experience during his second­
ary school years. He is certainly prepared to pursue his B.S. degree in college, regardless of his area
of concentration.
"You might as well know what is right for you, and make the most of what you like to do. For all
the pleasure that’s surrounding you should compensate for all you’re going through.”
— Roxy Music

NORMAN DOUGLAS MAC LEOD, III

Big Mac is as American as the hamburger that bears his name. There is, however, a lot of Scotch
in him. Norm excels in most school sports: football, hockey, and lacrosse. And you can be sure
that he excels in all off-campus sports — just ask the residents of Barrington. The better part of
the people who know Norm will always remember his innumerable sailing stories about his crazy
friend who climbs masts like an ape or the millionaire who nose-dives his yacht into a stone pier.
If you happen to visit a tropical paradise, ask about Mac — they’ll know him.

MICHAEL JO H N MAC PHEE

From the depths of Barrington and the top of Primrose Hill, Michael came to Moses Brown. One
could often find him diligently studying his Trigonometry as he computed the angle needed to
put the eight ball in the side pocket. Yet it was on the baseball field where Mike excelled, for
there he displayed his fine pitching arm. As any of his teammates will attest, Mike’s stature was
hardly a reflection of his talent; many an opposing batter returned to the bench in bewilderment
after waving vainly at Mike’s sharp-breaking curve ball. It is clear to all that Mike will be a suc­
cessful competitor in any league he chooses to enter.