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ORDER .OF EXERCISES AT EXHIBITION PHILLIPS ACADEMY AndoVer, Massachusetts / JUNE 9, 1944, AT 10:30 O'CLOCK A.M. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SLXTH YEAR THE ANDOVER PRESS 1944 ORDER OF EXERCISES Presiding CLAUDE MOORE FUESS Headmaster PRAYER REVEREND A. GRAHAM BALDWIN School Minister (Hum Uaune Initiation service of the Honorary Scholarship Society, Cum Laude, with an address by Kenneth C. M. Sills, LL.D., President of Bowdoin College. H&tmbtv* of thr (Elana of 1944 Elected in February HEATH LEDWARD ALLEN THOMSON COOK MCGOWAN JOHN WESSON BOLTON HENRY DEAN QUINBY, 3D CARLETON STEVENS COON, JR. JOHN BUTLER SNOOK JOHN CURTIS FARRAR DONALD JUSTUS STERLING, JR. FREDERICK DAVIS GREENE, 2D WHITNEY STEVENS ALFRED GILBERT HARRIS JOHN CINCINNATUS THOMPSON JOHN WILSON KELLETT Elected in June JOHN FARNUM BOWEN VICTOR KARL KOECHL ISAAC CHILLINGSWORTH FOSTER ERNEST CARROLL MAGISON VICTOR HENRY HEXTER, 2D ROBERT ALLEN WOFSEY DWIGHT DELAVAN KILLAM RAYMOND HENRY YOUNG CHARLES WESLEY KITTLEMAN, JR. £Am\t ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORS AND PRIZES SPECIAL MENTION FOR DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP DURING THE SENIOR YEAR BIOLOGY Richard Schuster CHEMISTRY Carleton Stevens Coon, Jr. Ernest Carroll Magison John Curtis Farrar Donald Justus Sterling, Jr. John Wilson Kellett ENGLISH Heyward Isham Donald Justus Sterling, Jr. FBENCH Ian Seaton Pemberton GERMAN Heyward Isham Arthur Stevens Wensinger HISTORY ~John Curtis Farrar Donald Justus Sterling, Jr. Thomson Cook McGowan MATHEMATICS John Farnum Bowen >• Donald Justus Sterling, Jr. Benjamin Yates Brewster, Jr. John Cincinnatus Thompson John Curtis Farrar Robert Allen Wofsey Isaac Chillingsworth Foster Raymond Henry Young John Wilson Kellett PHYSICS John Famum Bowen Charles Wesley Kittleman, Jr. Carleton Stevens Coon, Jr. Victor Karl Koechl Clayton Rothschild Jones, Jr. Hardwick Bigelow Moore SPANISH Clarence Bfydon Francisco Charles Wesley Kittleman, Jr. Victor Henry Hexter, 2d Thomson'Cook McGowan AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS CLAUDE MOORE FUESS CLASS OF 1944 Abbott, Julian Bingham Cleveland Heights, Ohio Abrons, Richard ( New Rochelle, N. Y: Adams, William, 3d Sarasota, Fla. Allen, Corey Littleton, Colo. Allen, Heath Ledward Harrisburg, Pa. Allenby, Hubert Alfred Falmouth Arnold, Samuel Paul, 2d Pittsburgh, Pa. Ault, John Burchenal Redding, Conn. Averback, Philip Benjamin Lawrence Avery, John, Jr. Andover , Barlow, Charles Beach New Milford, Conn. Beach, David Nelson, 3d New Haven, Conn. Bergheim, Melvin Lewis Brookline Berlin, Donald Mayer Brookline Boll, Carleton Hunter Nyack, N. Y. Bowen, John Farnam Oneida, N. Y. Boyd, William Young Panama City, R. P. Bramwell, Willis Kelner, Jr. Eldora, Iowa Brewster, Benjamin Yates, Jr. Nashua; N. H. Briggs, Winstanley Crowen Lake Forest, III. Brown, Joseph Real, Jr. Fort Smith, Ark. Browning, Roderick Hanson Ogden, Utah Bryant, David New York, N. Y. Burke, Robert Henry Greenfield Cahill, James Dalton, Jr. Bradford Caldwell, John Walter Houston, Texas Canty, George Romuald, Jr. Washington, D. C. Carroll, Daniel Thuering Burlington, Vt. Chamberlin, Frederick Bishop, Jr. Winchester Chun, Kenneth Kee-Hoi Shanghai, China Cook, Edward Shove Rochester, N. Y. Coon, Carleton Stevens, Jr. Wakefield Crawford, David Roy Tulsa, Okla. Cushing, Robert Hamilton, Jr. Lancaster, N. Y. Deming, Angus v New City, N. Y. Deming, Herbert Everett Hamden, Conn. Dickey, John Stanley Rockville Center, N. Y. Dorsey, John David Douglaston, L. I., N. Y. Dunn, John Morton West Hartford, Conn. Eatough, Christopher John Woking, Surrey, England Ellis, Stearns Russell, 2d Winchester Ericson, Donald Wallace Stl Charles, III. Farrar, John Curtis Scarborough, N. Y. Foster, Isaac Chlllingsworth Brewster Francisco, Clarence Brydon Kansas City, Kans. Gale, Justin Edgerton Andover Grant, Lester Joseph Boston Greene, Frederick Davis, 2d Upper Montclair, N. J. Hackney, Blair Hamilton Atchison, Kans. Hall, Harry, 2d Yorktown Heights, N. Y. Harrington, Richard Buck Worcester Hascall, Norman Eddy, 2d Perrysburg, Ohio Hatch, Robert Phillips Fairfield, Conn. Hatton, Richard Davis Fairhaven Hayes, Edmund, Jr. Portland, Ore. Heckel, Theodore Gustav Massapequa, L. I., N. Y. Heming, Charles Emanuel New York, N. Y. Hexter, Victor Henry, 2d Dallas, Texas Hickey, William Stark Grosse Pointe, Mich. Hippard, John Stevens Uniontown, Pa. Howard, Thomas Parker Milton Hughes, David Brewster i Pittsburgh, Pa. Humphries, Floyd Thurston, Jr. Andover Isham, Heyward New York, N. Y. Johns, Benjamin Murley, Jr. Wilmington, Dela. Jones, Clayton Rothschild, Jr. Portland, Ore. Jordan, Robert Alvin South Portland, Maine Kellett, John Wilson Methuen Kiam, Victor Kermit Greenwich, Conni Killam, Dwight Delavan Andover Kittleman, Charles Wesley, Jr. Greenville, Miss, Koechl, Victor Karl Farmington, Conn. Lauterpacht, Elihu Cambridge, England Lawlor, Robert Colman Dover, N. H. Liddle, Harold Venable Wyoming, Ohio Lilien, Robert David New York, N. Y. Lord, John Franklin Andover Lord, Mason Faulconer Baltimore, Md. McCulloch, Norman Estes, Jr. Barrington, R. I. McGowan, Thomson Cook Cleveland Heights, Ohio McKim, Robert James, Jr. New York, N. Y. McKinley, Richard Smallbrook, 3d Paoli, Pa. McManaway, James Clifford, Jr. Clarksburg, W. Va. Mack, Joseph Newlin McKeesport, Pa. Magisoh, Ernest Carroll Reading Meyer, Henry Coddington, 4th New York, N. Y. ' Milender, Sumner Norton Brookline Moore, Hardwick Bigelow Wellesley Hills Morgan, Richard Sherley Princeton, N. J. Morse, Thomas Robeson, Jr. Boston Munroe, William Frederick Rochester, N. Y. Neale, William Forrester, Jr. Dallas, Texas Nye, Joseph Bradish, 3d Brockton O'Brien, Robert Thomas Medford O'Keeffe, Richard Michael Chestnut Hill Parker, Otis Hudson, Jr. Watertown Pearson, Edward Hale, Jr. Scarsdale, N. Y. Pemberton, Ian Seaton New York, N. Y. Percy, Robert Bosworth Rumford, R. I. Petter, Jay Clements Holland, Mich. Phinney, Arthur Osgood, Jr. Winchester Pierce, Noble Kendall Bristol, Conn, I Pitman, Douglas Townsend Andover Porter, Richard, 2d Shrewsbury Pratt, Frederick Sanford, 2d Chestnut Hill Prisley, John Post Andover Reisler, Joseph Wells New York, N. Y. Robinson, John Chatneld Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. Rohrbach, Gerwin Karl Heinrich Andover Sabin, John Russell Portland, Ore. Sagar, Charles Parker Greenwich, Conn. Schine, Joel David Bridgeport,' Conn. Schuster, Richard New York, N. Y. Seymour, Roger Sherwood Greenwich, Conn. Shepard, John Field Ballardvale Simons, Harold Lee Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. Smith, Austin Chichester, Jr. Oconomowoc, Wise. Smith, Carter Pittsburgh, Pa. Snider, Stanley Walter Chestnut Hill Snook, John Butler Upper Montclair, N. J. Stauffer, John Craig Hagerstown, Md. Sterling, Donald Justus, Jr. Portland, Ore. Stevens, John Peters, 3d South Plainfield, N. J. Stevens, Whitney Arlington, Va. Stockwell, Sherwood Beach Hamilton Strong, Carlton Matthew, Jr. Andover Strong, Roger Leon New York, N. Y. Talbot, Herbert William, Jr. Englewood, N. J. Thompson, John Cincinnatus East Liverpool, Ohio Torrance, Walter France, Jr. Waterbury, Conn. Tucker, Alvin Howard Brookline Turner, Albert Farrant Oregon, 111. Turner, John David Maracaibo, Venezuela Underhill, Edwin Stewart, 3d Hammondspori, N. Y. Wagner, William Macy West Medford Walker, Willard Brewer Hingham Wayman, Douglas Howard Rochester, N. Y. Wensinger, Arthur Stevens Grosse Pointe, Mich. Whitney, Wheelock, Jr. Wayzata, Minn. Williamson, Robert Byron, Jr. Augusta, Maine Wilmer, Edward Pancoast Granville, N. Y. Wilson, Norman Henry Middletown, Conn. Wise, Edward Everett Albany, N. Y. Wofsey, Robert Allen Stamford, Conn. Woodrow, William Tillman, Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio Young, Raymond Henry Needham Zagorski, Frank John Meriden, Conn. Baker, Peter Bulkeley Grosse Pointe, Mich. Castagnet, Frank John Havana, Cuba Crompton, Willard West Falmouth Kerr, William Wallace, 3d Melbourne, Fla. Meacham, Frederick Castle, Jr. Boston Mellor, Charles Richard Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. Micou, Paul Boston Pattee, Richard Saltonstall Cohasset Scheide, Philip Cornell West Hartford, Conn. Selfridge, Walter Robert, Jr. Andover Simpson, William Kelly New York, N. Y. Thomas, John Fox, Jr. Evansville, Ind. THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE CLASS RECEIVED THEIR DIPLOMAS IN FEBRUARY: Adams, Frederick Wildes, Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa. Allott, Hugh Roberts Newburgh, N. Y. Ballard, Ernest Schwefel, Jr. Winnetka, III. Bolton, John Wesson North Andover Bourne, John Kennebunk, Maine Bull, Richard Sutton, Jr. New York, N. Y. Burgess, Newton Albert, Jr. Summit, N. J. Cartmell, Vinton Aikins Somerville, N. J. Dalrymple, James William, Jr. Andover Dulaney, Woodford Hector, Jr. Louisville, Ky. Eagleson, David Alexander Columbus, Ohio Elliott, Caleb Denny.'Jr. Port-au-Prince, Haiti Farrington, John Reynolds Lowell Finneran, John Laurence North Andover Gordon, Graham Louisville, Ky. Harris, Alfred Gilbert Andover Hudner, James Hay Fall River Kalbfleisch, Karl Henry, Jr. Wellesley Hills Knight, Chesterton Stevens, Jr. Brockton McMorris, L. Sells Washington, D. C. Magee, Frank Mortimer, Jr. New Bloomfield, Pa. O'Brien, Charles Ambrose Lawrence O'Brien, John Larkin, Jr. Loudonville, N. Y. Quinby, Henry Dean, 3d Rochester, N. Y. Rains, James Breer Sewickley, Pa. Roome, Peter Willemse Greenwich, Conn. Selden, George Lord Andover Sperry, Allen McBrier Middlebury, Conn. Taylor, Holmes Webster New York, N. Y. Tompkins, Gerald Samuel, Jr. Front Royal, Va. Young, William Johnson, 2d South Peabody Zierick, Russell Frederick Yonkers, N. Y. Seniors—191 HYMN Hymnal No. 307 O Lord of Hosts! Almighty King. Behold the sacrifice we bring; To every arm Thy strength impart, Thy Spirit shed thro' every heart.
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    The Trustees of Reservations – www.thetrustees.org THE TRUSTEES OF RESERVATIONS ARCHIVES & RESEARCH CENTER Guide to Stevens-Coolidge Place Collection, 1761-1962 SCP.MS.Coll.1 By Sharon Spieldenner July 2010 Last updated: October 2016 Laura Kitchings Archives & Research Center 27 Everett Street, Sharon, MA 02067 www.thetrustees.org [email protected] 781-784-8200 Stevens-Coolidge Place Collection - 1 The Trustees of Reservations – www.thetrustees.org Extent: 66 boxes, 15 oversize boxes Other storage formats: 5 Broadside Cabinet large folders Linear feet: 42 Copyright © 2015 The Trustees of Reservations ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION PROVENANCE Bequest of Mrs. Helen Stevens Coolidge, 1962. OWNERSHIP & LITERARY RIGHTS The Stevens-Coolidge Place Collection is the physical property of The Trustees of Reservations. Literary rights, including copyright, belong to the authors or their legal heirs and assigns. CITE AS Stevens-Coolidge Place Collection. The Trustees of Reservations, Archives and Research Center. RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS This collection is open for research. Many of the photographs can be accessed through the Digital Commonwealth. https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/ Stevens-Coolidge Place Collection - 2 The Trustees of Reservations – www.thetrustees.org STEVENS-COOLIDGE PLACE Formerly known as Ashdale Farm, Stevens-Coolidge Place served as the summer home of John Gardner Coolidge—a diplomat who was descended from Thomas Jefferson and was nephew to Isabella Stewart Gardner—and Helen Stevens Coolidge from 1914 to 1962. Helen Stevens Coolidge was devoted to preserving and improving Ashdale Farm, which her family had first acquired in 1729 and then farmed for six generations. With her husband’s support, she transformed the farm into an elegant agricultural estate that exemplified the gracious country living enjoyed then by wealthy Bostonians.