Page 30 - 1965

ALDEN BOWEN ARMINGTON
122 Irving Avenue, Providence 6, R.I.

FORM III: Basketball, Tennis, Manager of Spring Track.
FORM IV: Soccer, Winter Track, Manager of Spring Track, French
Club, Junior Alliance.
FORM V: Junior Alliance, Chess Club, French Club, Band, Glee Club.
FORM VI: Junior Alliance, Glee Club, Band, Oceanography, Cage
Manager.

Tall, fair-skinned, chestnut-locked, and
banana-nosed, Alden is the only Moses
Brownie descended directly from the May­
flower—wooden stemmed and with water on
the brain! In fact, he even displayed his
heritage this year by walking around with a
wooden crutch. His excuse was a bum knee;
but we all knew well his aims when he
dashed out to his red-hot Corvair at 2:45.
Aldy is not a bad student, either; witness
his terrific point scoring in the Babe's math
section and his fruity comments in Mr. Nutt's
"English.'' Alden never talks much about his
trip to Europe or his favorite teacher, Louis
Davis; he is afraid that his sense of humor
will run away with him. But Alden is proud­
est of his skill at contest winning on radio
pro. He has won $15.04, a transistor, an
LP, a "45,” and 26 grease jobs! How were
they. Bud?
"Nice!”

JOHN COOK BARLETT

36 Apple Tree Lane, Warwick, R.I.

FORM III: Class Secretary, J.V. Football, Forensic Society, French
Club, Hockey, Quaker, S.A.C., Spring Track.
FORM IV: J.V. Football, Hockey, Spring Track, Junior Alliance,
French Club, Feature Editor of Quaker, S.A.C., Class President.
FORM V: Soccer, Hockey, Spring Track, Junior Alliance, Judicial
Board, Dance Committee, French Club, Junior Editor of Quaker.
FORM VI: Letter in Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track, Editor of
Quaker, S.A.C. Secretary, Junior Alliance, French Club, 245 Club,
1:00 Nature Club.

John is a boy who has left his mock on
the school. His busting remarks made his
classmates titter. His greatest achievement is
his complete revamp of the Quaker. The
publication, once an unexciting handful of
news, has become an anxiously awaited
bundle of history. Although he fools few of
his beloved teachers, his burning desire to
succeed leaves behind a trail of smoke in the
eyes of his followers. And who could forget
"D-Day” when the crab-apple-quick-trots
descended upon the school? John s rallying
call was "Onward to Apple Tree Lane,
where cans of antidote waited patiently,
John has been high all year, in fact, since
he received his A” rating at Boola-Boola. It
has been noted, too, that John has been
working conscientiously as a tutor at Doyle
St School to find a date that meets his re­
quirements. We're sure he will; all he wants
is peace and quiet.