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LYN N LEE ROSS
95 Lyman Road, North Andover, Mass.
FORM VI: Letter in Football, Winter Track, Spring Track.

Lee Ross came to Moses Brown as a post­
graduate; and p.g.’s are known for their ath­
letic abilities, especially football. Consequent­
ly, Lee made a name for himself on the grid­
iron. He was known to his teammates as
"Drools,” for he was constantly dribbling
down the front of his jersey. If the M.B.A.A.
has enough foresight, it would award Lee a
blue and white bib instead of a letter. In
English Lee is always attentive; his oft-asked
question is: "W ill you please repeat that.”
To some people, it may seem that Lee is in
some kind of fog; but truthfully he is not,
and he should make out all right next year.

JOSEPH LOUIS CADORNA RU ISI, JR .
Glen Way, Watch Hill, R. I.

FORM V: Manager of J.V. Soccer, Spring Track, French Club.
FORM VI: Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Junior Alliance.

Joseph Louis Cadorna Ruisi, Jr., one of
the greatest lovers of the western world, is
famous for going off on wild drinking parties
on Upper North's fire escape. The only objec­
tion raised by anyone was that the lemonade,
although good, was always a bit sugary. But
Joe has his competitive side too; he has won
several prizes in international meets for the
cleanest room imaginable. Peter and he, we
are sure, will keep dear to their hearts the
many secret and touching rendezvous with
Hattie and Barbara. His blond mop, his
sense of humor, and his well-planned week­
ends all make Joe truly distinctive.
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