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...artists try to paint what they see, but some look inside themselves for subjects, some look out. Winslow Homer, who died in 1910, was one who looked out. His huntsman's eyes, above the hairy battlement of his mustache, saw the world his contemporaries saw, but saw it more sharply. "When I have selected the thing carefully," he explained, "I paint it exactly as it appears...
Back home Jim McLane was the star of the Freshman Andover victory, as he took the 100 yard freestyle with relative ease, and made up a substantial half-way deficiency to win the 220 yard freestyle. When Andover's Hart left the first two places in dive to Winslow Briggs and Wayne Barnet, the Crimson's following medley relay win was enough to mathematically clinch the outcome...
...yard backstroke was won by Tom Woods in good time, and both 150-yard medley relays were taken by the Yardlings. Mort Lomask, Dave Ayres, Shep Brown, Tom Woods, Gray Johnston, and Larry Ward made up the relay teams. In his first competitive performance, Winslow Briggs, won the diving event...
...meet, veterans Art Phinny, Grover, and Chamberlin will represent the Yardlings in the freestyles, and Sicular and Ward in the 220. Woods and Martin Lomask will take card of the backstroke. Gray Johnston, who has a unique but effective butterfly breaststroke, and Art Weston will swim the breaststroke, while Winslow Briggs, who has never dived before in competition, will handle the diving assignment. The relay teams are not yet settled...
Minor Crew H: John Q. Adams '45; William R. Dowd '44, ocC; Arthur P. Hall '47; George A. Hall '47; Howland P. Hall '48, Captain; Frederic Harrington, Jr. '46; James R. Holt '47; Charles Lipton '48; Francis E. Winslow, Jr. '47; Harry P. Haveles '48, Manager...