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THOMAS LIVINGSTON BENJAMIN
"Tom,” "Tommy”
66 Slater Avenue, Providence, R. I.
Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1948 Grade 6
First Form: Vice President of Class; Bumblebees
Baseball; Bumblebees Football; Basketball; Student
Activities Committee; Junior Swimming
Second Form: Middlers Baseball; Captain Bumble­
bees Football; Basketball; Swimming
Third Form: Captain J. V. Football; Swimming;
Tennis; Glee Club
Fourth Form: President of Class; Associate Editor of
Delphian; Chess Club; Football; Glee Club; M. B.
News; Proscenium Club; S. A. G; Swimming; Spring
Track; Honors; Founders Prize; 2nd English Prize;
3rd Prize Hannah J. Bailey Peace Prize
Fifth Form: Assistant Editor Delphian; Varsity
Football; Assistant Editor Mosaic; Assistant Editor
Delphian; Assistant Editor M. B. News
Not scared of books but petrified of girls . . .
often seen dwarfed by stacks of vocabulary cards
... all for variety in sports . . . most of time spent
arguing with Merchant about the advantages or dis­
advantages of feminine companionship . . . a true
connoisseur of barbershop harmony and a member of
Iolanthe’s chorus line.

ROBERT MATHER BEWLAY
"Bob”
10 Hillcrest Ave., Greenville, R. I.
Entered Moses Brown 1951 Grade 9
Second Form: Middlers Football; Junior Swimming;
Middlers Baseball
Third Form: J. V. Football; Varsity Swimming; J. V.
Baseball
Fourth Form: J. V. Football; Varsity Swimming, let­
ter; J. V. Baseball
Fifth Form: Varsity Football, letter; Captain of Var­
sity Swimming, letter; Varsity Track
Bob first made the long, hard journey to Moses
Brown from his home way out in the "apple coun­
try” in 1951. He took to the water so naturally that
he became Boss of Mr. Whitford’s Bathtub Brigade
in his senior year. Although ordinarily quiet he as­
tounded everybody one day last year when he suc­
cessfully upheld the rights of lower classmen against
those naturally conceited seniors.