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MICHAEL STEPHEN BARRON
"Mike”
101 North Common St., Lynn, Mass.
Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1953 Grade 11
Fourth Form: J. V. Football; Varsity Basketball, let­
ter; Varsity Baseball; Honors
Fifth Form: Varsity Basketball; Tennis; Managing
Editor of Mosaic; M. B. News; Proscenium Club;
Varsity Baseball
"Live, love, and laugh at it all.” Wit and humor
hit Moses Brown en masse in nineteen fifty-three
when a fair-haired boy from Lynn, Massachusetts,
Mike Barron, entered the fourth form. Mike brought
with him a very essential piece of equipment which
has continually proved to be quite an asset, a little
black book. He also brought the "drive” for scholastic
honors and positions on both the varsity basketball
and varsity baseball teams. Mike, never forget your
black book. Yes, even Adam had ’em!

DOUGLAS MATHER BEHRENDT
"Doug”
Box 5, Howard, R. I.
Entered Moses Brown 1941 Pre-Primary
First Form: Bumblebee Baseball; Bumblebee Foot­
ball; Dance Committee; Honors
Second Form: Middlers Baseball; Middlers Football;
Junior Swimming; Science Club; Science Fair First
Grant
Third Form: J. V. Baseball; J. V. Football; Junior
Swimming; Chess Club; Class Treasurer; Science
Club; S.A.C.; Science Fair First Grant; Biology Prize;
Honorary Mention English; Honors
Fourth Form: Varsity Football, letter; Varsity Wrestl­
ing, letter; Tennis; M. B. News; Dance Committee;
Honors; Hannah J. Bailey Essay on Peace, 1st prize.
Fifth Form: Varsity Football, letter; Captain of Var­
sity Wrestling; Varsity Baseball; Snack Bar Commit­
tee; Class Treasurer; S.A.C.; Assistant Editor of Del­
phian; Editor-in-Chief of M. B. News; Assistant
Manager of Delphian
Doug divides his time unequally between Moses
Brown and Milton Avenue, where, on a certain
memorable occasion he was presented with a 2900
lb. bouncing baby jaguar. Although he never joined
the Glee Club, Doug proved to everyone the fine
quality of his voice when he sang "Lord Jeffrey Am­
herst” to the dean of Amherst admissions so im­
pressively that he was accepted to the college much
earlier than expected.