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THOMAS FREEMAN GROSS
42 Freeman Parkway, Providence 6, R.I.

FORM III: Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Quaker,
French Club.
FORM IV: Letter in Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track,
Junior Alliance.
FORM V: Letter in Cross Country, Letter in Winter Track, Letter in
Spring Track, Dance Committee.
FORM VI: Letter in Cross Country, Letter in Winter Track, Captain
of Spring Track, Business Manager of Mosaic, Flying Club.

Tom Gross, potentially the greatest athlete
in the class, once reeled off seven no-hit
games in a row, on the eighth grade base­
ball team—unfortunately he was a batter and
not a pitcher! As a result Tom decided to
change his tack and become a runner. He
now possesses more letters and fewer
' Greenies” from Doc than anyone else in
the school. Tom’s achievements also overlap
into the realm of studies; he holds the record
for the shortest answer to one of Mr. Nutt’s
full-period tests. A good deal of his intel­
lectual curiosity was stifled by the Babe, who
kicked him out of class for failing to cover
his effusions with a handkerchief. Outside,
of school, whenever he could manage to
tear himself away from the mirror, Tom is
a whiz. His good looks and suave guitar
playing provided him with a large clientele
for the Gross Blind Date Agency, and his
strip-laying sports car always raised "ooh’s”
of admiration from the opposite sex. With
such a violently loyal following how can
Tom not continue to succeed in the future?

ROBERT TERRY HAAS

109 Rogers Ave., W. Barrington, R.I.

FORM III: Football, Wrestling, Spring Track, French Club.
FORM IV: Letter in Football, Winter Track, Spring Track, French
Club, Junior Alliance.

FORM V: Letter in Football, Winter Track, Spring Track, Delphian,
French Club, Junior Alliance.
FORM VI: Letter in Football, Letter in Winter Track, Letter in
Spring Track, Editor-in-Chief of Delphian.

"Big Ter” has the distinction of holding
a rare position: "main cog” of the football
team and Editor of the Delphian. Since the
latter publication was slightly in debt,
Terry’s persuasive abilities were put to good
use when a compulsory subscription pro­
gram to the Delphian was instituted. Terry’s
free time is spent racing his go-cart
(equipped with two engines of course) down
Interstate 95, where he has on one occasion
been overtaken by a state trooper. Next time
Terry wears his "go to have an X-ray” pants,
we hope he checks for stray rocks. Never one
to waste study halls, Terry tried to improve
his math by figuring Hi-low-jack odds on the
side. Whereas Terry is a good-sized lad at
5' 10" and 230 pounds, he’s also large on
brains and should therefore, with his win­
ning personality, be a big man (one way or
another) at college.