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JOHN JOSEPH VALLONE, JR.
"Johnny,” "Jack”
1295 Cranston St., Cranston, R. I.
Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1949 Grade 8
First Form: Bumblebees Football; Bumblebees Base­
ball; Camera Club
Second Form: Class President; Middlers Capt. of
Football; J. V. Basketball; Middlers Baseball; S. A. C.
Third Form: Varsity Football, letter; Varsity Basket­
ball, letter; Varsity Baseball, letter
Fourth Form: Varsity Football, letter; Varsity Basket­
ball, letter; Varsity Baseball, letter; M. B. News
Fifth Form: Varsity Football, letter, Capt.; Dance
Committee; Vice President M. B. A. A.; Associate
Editor of M. B. News; Snack Bar; Varsity Basketball;
Varsity Baseball
In the fall of 1950 Cranston High lost "the great­
est back in Rhode Island” when John Vallone de­
cided to come to Moses Brown. Although a nine-
letter man, John is retiring and polite at all times.
Ushered into office in the much disputed "Election
of ’52,” John has been class president once and is
chief of the bushes. He seems to have applied to
every college in the country.

RICHARD BROWN WALLS
"Reb,” "Dick”
2014 Brookview Dr. N.W., Atlanta, Ga.
Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1952 Grade 10
Third Form: Vice President Class; J. V. Football; J.
V. Basketball; Varsity Track; Snack Bar Committee;
S. A. C.
Fourth Form: Vice President Class; Varsity Football;
Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track; Glee Club; Jr.
Member of the Athletic Association; Snack Bar
Committee
Fifth Form: Vice President Class; Varsity Football,
letter; Glee Club, President; Snack Bar Committee,
Co-Chairman; Varsity Basketball; Secretary M. B.
A. A.; Varsity Spring Track
In our third form year the boarding department
was invaded by a rebel. Dick Walls had come all the
way from Atlanta, Georgia, to follow in the footsteps
of his older brother, Skip, ’52. Now that Dick is in
his senior year at Moses Brown, one can find that
girl’s name written almost everywhere on the campus
rhiir ran be reached by Dick’s pen, chalk, chisel, or