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JO H N   W EBLEY  STEERE,  JR .
                        177  Brown  Street,  Providence  6,  R.  I.

       FORM  III:  Fall  Tennis,  J.V.  Basketball,  J.V.  Baseball,  French  Club.
       FORM  IV:  J.V.  Soccer,  J.V.  Basketball,  J.V.  Baseball,  French  Club,  Junior
          Alliance,  Quaker.
        FORM  V:  Letter  in  Soccer,  Basketball,  Tennis,  French  Club,  Junior  Alli­
          ance,  Chess  Club.
        FORM  VI:  Letter  in  Soccer,  Letter  in  Basketball,  Letter  in  Baseball,  French
          Club,  Junior  Alliance.



                                         John  Steere  has  been  here  for  a  helluva
                                       long  time.  (As  a  matter  of  fact,  he  never
                                       swears;  just  ask  EBR  or  Smytty.)   Maybe
                                       that’s  why  he  exemplifies  our  class  so  well.
                                       Whether  it  be  cutting  up  teachers  (M L H )n,
                                       throwing  spitballs  and  pulling  the  wings  off
                                       flies  in  Latin class,  or  racking  up  a  fellow  soc­
                                       cer  player,  Jasy  shows  the  driving  spirit  that’s
                                       strongest  in  '64.  But  don’t  believe  that  Jasy
                                       is  all  cool,  for  he  has  been  known  to  make
                                       Honors,  do  word  problems  in  record  time  for
                                       a  certain  math  teacher,  and  sometimes  to  ad­
                                       vise  logic  where  our  class  likes  chaos.
                                       Throughout  the  years  at  M.B..  John  has  con­
                                       tributed  much  of  the  color  that  has  made  our
                                       class  stand  out.













                                                                THOMAS  ELWOOD  STEERE,  III
                                                                21  Weymouth  Street,  Providence,  R.  I.
                                                FORM  III:  J.V.  Soccer,  Basketball,  Spring  Track.
                                                FORM  IV:  Letter  in  Soccer,  Swimming,  Tennis,  Judicial  Board.

                                                FORM  V:  Letter  in  Soccer,  Swimming,  Tennis,  Judicial  Board,  Copy
                                                  Editor  of  Delphian.
                                                FORM  VI:  Co-Captain  of  Soccer,  Copy  Editor  of  Delphian,  Mosaic,  Chair­
                                                  man  of  Judicial  Board,  Proscenium  Club,  Jolly  Poets’  Club.
                                                  It  has  been  rumored  that  Tom  Steere  is
                                                the  hatchet  man  for  the  Dufresne  "machine.”
                                                His  silent  manner,  his  cold  staring  glance
                                                have  scared  many  underclassmen.  Elmo  was
                                                the  proud  captain  of  the  soccer  team  and
                                                helped  them  win  more  games  than  they  have
                                                won  before.  Tom  dispenses  justice  from  his
                                                position  as  the  chairman  of  the  quasi-judicial
                                                Judicial  Board.  But  Crunch’s  greatest  achieve­
                                                ment  is  to  have  completed  an  entire  year  at
                                                M.B.  without  ever  having  given  a  straight
                                                answer  to  any  teacher  and  to  have  made  more
                                                Delphic  utterances  than  Mr.  Raines  himself.
                                                In  fact,  you  might  think  that  Tom  never
                                                says  anything  if  you  have  never  been  near
                                                him  after  one  of  his  infrequent  miskicks
                                                (? # # !)•   Next  year,  Tom,  like  all  other
                                                soccer  captains,  will  be  at  the  University  of
                                                Pennsylvania  and  will  try  to  set  up  another
                                               political  machine  with  Dufresne.
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