Avon Old Farms School - Winged Beaver Yearbook (Avon, CT)

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Front Row Qleft to right? W Robinson Hawley Seidel Van De Water Seated Cleft to rightj Ramsey McShane Beatson Sumner P Erskine L Brown D Davis Hutchinson Third Row Cleft to rightj W N Gordon J Robinson Gallo Law Hampton Attride Fourth Row tleft to rightj Gans Proctor Rosenthal Phillips Van Wmkle Dr Mitchell Wire Chew THE GOLD KEY Ever since its inaugration at Avon the Gold Key has been noted for its efficiency and fine service to the school One of the oldest campus organizations it was of the school This fact may be more clearly seen in the clubs motto To make what goes on at Avon go better The events that the Gold Key handles completely by itself are the Sunday teas at the home of Mr and Mrs Pierpont as well as those at the home of Dr and Mrs Kinkade In additton the Gold Key sees to the smooth running of the sports teas and other special events such as Parents Week End and Commencement Exercises It is quite apparent that a club with such respon sibilitres must be especially selective in its members Those students who seek admission to this exclusive or 108 ganization are put through a rigorous trial period dur ing the fall They are assigned to various club activities and under the supervision of a veteran the prospective made to conform to the traditional lines of correct be havior Immediately after the mid year examinations a meeting is held of all standing members and a vote is taken on the new candidates All those who are turned down during the winter elections may go on a trial period during the spring term and possibly gain ad mittance at the end of the year The faculty advisor Dr john Arthur Mitchell is to be commended for this superb supervision It was his task to maintain the club s schedule with the able assistance of Peter Erskine President and Stephen Sumner Secretary , . . . . . . . I ' , ' ! I Y organized for the purpose of handling the social needs members are observed in their working habits and 3 Y ' ' - 7 . . , - ! ' 7 . , .