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HAROLD JILLSON PEARCE, JR.
"Jay”
69 Keene Sr., Providence, R. I.
Entered Moses Brown 1942 Grade 1
First Form: Manager of Bumblebees Football; Bum­
blebees Baseball
Second Form: Manager of Middlers Football; Mid-
dlers Baseball; Dance Committee
Third Form: Manager of Varsity Football, letter;
Manager of Varsity Baseball, letter
Fourth Form: Manager-in-Chief of Athletics, letter;
Glee Club
Fifth Form: Sports Editor of Mosaic; Manager-in-
Chief of Athletics, letter; Glee Club; Proscenium
Club; Dance Committee
Only five remain of those who entered Miss East­
man’s first grade in 1943 . . . one of Mr. Allen’s "pet”
spellers . . . went on to achieve his highest marks in
mathematics . . . achieved, moreover, his greatest
recognition as hard working manager and chief brain
in the gymnasium. However, he has some strange
characteristics, so Army has kept him locked up in a
cage for the past three years.

STEPHEN PERRY
"Steve”
Point O’Rocks, Sarasota, Florida
Entered Moses Brown March, 1952 Grade 9
Second Form: Middlers Baseball
Third Form: J. V. Football; J. V. Baseball; Varsity
Swimming; Dance Committee; Science Club
Fourth Form: Varsity Football; Varsity Swimming;
Science Club
Fifth Form: Tenqis; Varsity Swimming; Proscenium
Club; Science Club; Chess Club.
1952, that’s a magic date for Steve Perry; in this
year he entered Moses Brown School. Having sur­
vived the strains and toils of the second and third
forms, he went on to bigger and better things as an
upper former. He gained a top position on the swim­
ming team; he became quite proficient in the sci
ences. But above all he gained an intellectual
at M. B.