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| A SEPARATE PEACE Literature 1959. Written by John Knowles. | |||
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| 1 | Bobby Zane, Finny & Gene Forrester | Quotes | Quotes | ||||||||
Bobby Zane, Finny & Gene Forrester Bobby Zane: Let's make it have something to do with the war," suggested Bobby Zane. "Like a blitzkrieg or something. Finny: Blitzkrieg. Gene Forrester: We could figure out some kind of blitzkrieg baseball. Bobby Zane: We'll call it blitzkrieg ball. Finny: Or just blitzball. Yes, blitzball. | |||||||||||
| 2 | The Decrepit Devon Endeavor | Miscellaneous | Techniques | ||||||||
The Decrepit Devon Endeavor Phil Latham's college was Harvard, although I had heard that he only lasted there a year. Probably he had said to someone to give something the old college try, and that had finished him, that would probably be grounds for expulsion at Harvard. There couldn't possibly be such a thing as the old Harvard try. Could there be the old Devon try? The old Devon endeavor? The decrepit Devon endeavor? That was good, the decrepit Devon endeavor. I'd use that some time in the Butt Room. That was pretty funny. | |||||||||||
| 3 | The Devon School Contact Sport Award | Recognition | Awards | ||||||||
The Devon School Contact Sport Award The Devon School record books contained a mistake, a lie, and nobody knew it but Finny and me. A. Hopkins Parker was living in a fool's paradise, wherever he was. His defeated name remained in bronze on the school record plaque, while Finny deliberately evaded an athletic honor. It was true that he had many already - the Winslow Galbraith Memorial Football Trophy for having brought the most Christian sportsmanship to the game during the 1941-1942 season, the Margaret Duke Bonaventura ribbon and prize for the student who conducted himself at hockey most like the way her son had done, the Devon School Contact Sport Award, Presented Each Year to That Student Who in the Opinion of the Athletic Advisors Excels His Fellows in the Sportsmanlike Performance of Any Game Involving Bodily Contact. | |||||||||||
| 4 | The Margaret Duke Bonaventura Ribbon | Recognition | Awards | ||||||||
The Margaret Duke Bonaventura Ribbon The Devon School record books contained a mistake, a lie, and nobody knew it but Finny and me. A. Hopkins Parker was living in a fool's paradise, wherever he was. His defeated name remained in bronze on the school record plaque, while Finny deliberately evaded an athletic honor. It was true that he had many already - the Winslow Galbraith Memorial Football Trophy for having brought the most Christian sportsmanship to the game during the 1941-1942 season, the Margaret Duke Bonaventura ribbon and prize for the student who conducted himself at hockey most like the way her son had done, the Devon School Contact Sport Award, Presented Each Year to That Student Who in the Opinion of the Athletic Advisors Excels His Fellows in the Sportsmanlike Performance of Any Game Involving Bodily Contact. | |||||||||||
| 5 | The Ne Plus Ultra Scholastic Achievement... | Recognition | Awards | ||||||||
The Ne Plus Ultra Scholastic Achievement Citation The Devon School record books contained a mistake, a lie, and nobody knew it but Finny and me. A. Hopkins Parker was living in a fool's paradise, wherever he was. His defeated name remained in bronze on the school record plaque, while Finny deliberately evaded an athletic honor. It was true that he had many already - the Winslow Galbraith Memorial Football Trophy for having brought the most Christian sportsmanship to the game during the 1941-1942 season, the Margaret Duke Bonaventura ribbon and prize for the student who conducted himself at hockey most like the way her son had done, the Devon School Contact Sport Award, Presented Each Year to That Student Who in the Opinion of the Athletic Advisors Excels His Fellows in the Sportsmanlike Performance of Any Game Involving Bodily Contact. | |||||||||||
| 6 | Untitled  | Themes | Dark Shadows | ||||||||
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| 7 | The Winslow Galbraith Memorial Football ... | Recognition | Awards | ||||||||
The Winslow Galbraith Memorial Football Trophy The Devon School record books contained a mistake, a lie, and nobody knew it but Finny and me. A. Hopkins Parker was living in a fool's paradise, wherever he was. His defeated name remained in bronze on the school record plaque, while Finny deliberately evaded an athletic honor. It was true that he had many already - the Winslow Galbraith Memorial Football Trophy for having brought the most Christian sportsmanship to the game during the 1941-1942 season, the Margaret Duke Bonaventura ribbon and prize for the student who conducted himself at hockey most like the way her son had done, the Devon School Contact Sport Award, Presented Each Year to That Student Who in the Opinion of the Athletic Advisors Excels His Fellows in the Sportsmanlike Performance of Any Game Involving Bodily Contact. | |||||||||||
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