The Gunnery School - Red and Gray Yearbook (Washington, CT)

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Parents Day J Stedman. where are you Stedman? Ah 7 Nature i 'f,gf.t,..,.,.,,.ff -a SCHOOL SEPTEMBER All contraband will be turned in to corri- dor masters. Cool Gray is all set for the year. No bag lunches, fellers, you just got here. Classes start. Lalumia: This physics is a snap! Report to the A.A. store for football uni- formsf' Mygatt: What do you mean, no pants large enough?I' Council is elected, so is Phelps. OCTOBER Mr. Bangs is greeted by a multitude of pennies. Rudolph picks up pennies. Rudolph flunks English. Oggie blesses some use to our food. Maybe well have a school walk tomorrow. But Rod, I thought- Yeah, so We lost the game, but what a time in Hartford. The BIG BROWN BEAR gets scalped by Indians. School Holiday. Lalumia puts on clean T shirt. Kohler plays brilliantly, but Canterbury wins 7-0. Maybe we'll have a school walk tomorrow. Yates is 18. Registers for the Nipponese Army. School walk. Many seen floating back on smoke rings. Who is G.G. ? Berkshire greets G.G. with 19 points. Reverend Deming looks in wrong direction for a greater Scope. Weil TD's for JVS in first football victory. Gunnery defeats Westminster 26-7 for Trudy.

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Speclal Prlzes FISHING PRIZE Avmrded to that boy who crtches legdlly the largest brook brown or rfunbovn trout on IIrtIf:IcI1l lures In vmters wIthIn the confincs of the Town of Washmgton ARTHI R LEONARD PARROTT ATHLETIC CUP Awqrdcd to thfrt boy who hIs contrIbuted most to the success of drhlcncs LIUFIUJ, the school yewr by hIs cfforts Iclucvement fxnd Splflf of coopemtxon DONALD EUGINI COIIRTNIY BOLLES TENNIS TROPHY Awarclcd to GFORGE ROBERT MCCLELLAN JOYCE FATHER AND SON TLNNIS TOURNAMENT Awarded to MR SAMUEL W Hmm LEY AND BRUCE BENSON HAWLIY BAUSCH IS. LOMB SCIENCE MEDAL Awdrded to the student who In the Iacultys CSIIIDIEIOII has shown the greatest progress In ScIcnce durmf., DIS hIgh school Career CHARLES BANRS BELI JR RENNSELAER ALUMNI MEDAL Awxrded to that boy In the grIIclu1tIn1I, cllss who has done the best work IU MIthem'ItIcs Ind ScIence throughout hIs prepdrdtory course DXNICI-IT LLLIOTT WILSON JR GITT HISTORY PRIZE Avmrdcd for exccllence and Interest ID HIstory RICHARD ENNIS LOMBARDI THE GUNNERY SCHOOL PRIZE IN AMI RICAN HISTORY Awarded to ROBERT FRLDIRICR PHLLPS NFWS AWARD A bound volume of the year s Issues presented to the retIrIng EdIror III rccognmon of hIs IchIeyements whllc ID ofhce IXAN ALAN HIRSCH the cstImfItIon of the Faculty and Studcnt CouncIl best exemphfies those qua1ItIes of cheerfulness courtesy Ind frIendlIness vnhIch were char ILICIISEIC of the boy In whose memory the 1w1rd IS made CI-IARLLS AI BERT AUL1 III FREDLRICK BRUCE BRADSI-LAW HARVARD CLUB OF CONNECTICUT AWARD Awarded to that member of the lumor Clwss who IU the estIm1tIon of thc Frculty IS the best dll dround student cItIzen RICHARD ENNIS LOMBARDI THOMAS ALEXANDER LANGFORD MEMORIAL PRIZE Presented to the SenIor who In the estImatIon of thc F1culty md members of hIs Class IS Iilwflys a gentleman ROBI RT LANGDON ROWEN BRINSMADE PRIZE Presented by Mr and Mrs John BrInsm'1de TS a memorml to Mr Brmsmldes flther and mother both noted for unselhsh and SYIDPQIIICIIC Interest In people Axmrded to thIt boy who best combInes unselhsh 1nd symp1thetIc Interest In people wth Cl purpose for LIIIZCIISIIIP dnd socml responsIbIlIty IVAN ALAN HIRSCH GUY RICHARDS Mc LANI' MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Awdrded annuilly to th1t boy who IS IH nccd of such IssIstIncc und who deservcs lf by hIs record for The Gunnery School DAXID NILSON HOADLEI HENRY ADAMS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Awftrded to thfzt boy deservlng finan cml 'ISSISISIIICC ind l'l1Vll'Ib 1 rccord of hI,I,h schol1stIc IDIIIIY RICHARD ENNIS LOMBARDI 95 1 II I I 'I I I , , In ' r l 'lf I 'I I l l 1 - U 3 1 I I I I' ' ' I 'I ' I 'J ,I N I': If I I I : , . . . ,V I Z K , . I . . L . V l Y 7 Y . .5 . Y . . I , 4 .7 4 ' 1 I ' ' I I ' I I ' I I I ' ' I I : ., . 7 . , . . V -J . . I . ' s- ' ' ' I - ' I I ' I ' A . I EDWARD FULLER BARNES MEMORIAL AWARD: Presented to that boy who, in V. t . x I .3 . . . Q , N , I . I . Q V . . . I I 1 ' I . ' ', , I . L' I' ,' III ,'. I-I : ' In ' ' ' I I' I ' ' I I I I 1 f . '. U 1 I . . ' I l I I ' , I ' ' ' . II I I ' ' ' I I ' ' ' I 1 1 ' 3 I I I II - W if '-2 -I K I ' ' - . I , I ' I : I I ' - III I I I'II 'I ' I I 1 ' ' ,

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CA L E N DA R NOVEMBER Mr. liangs votes for Dewey. Truman wi'ns. Trinity-Pawling 22, Gunnery 6. Mr. Beebe explains Physics problem about a wooden K? J Rod. Armistice Day. Morrell shuts out Taft. Big bonfire rally. Come on Gunnery lights tire. UHIUCIKY 15. but the lads really gave their best. Fall sports pictures. Donovan adjust shoul- der guards. Second Soccer Team completes undefeated season led by Captain Hirsch. kIV's Win. Dr. C.: During prohibition the President looked all around, but he just couldnt see those bootleggersf' Mr. Sturges: But, Art, hockey is so much more important than Geometry. Gunnery defeats St. Maggies away. Crusher: Ahh-fellers-that beer! Homeward bound-Thick fog on bus. Perry: After thorough investigation, I have ascertained there to be lj-inch of ice on the Mayflower Pond. DECEMBER Mr. Bangs: I myself have felt the same. I love to sock the ball. Mike the Greek lectures in close-muscled style. Gunnery holds dance with Prospect Hill. Lyuba: I came, I saw, I was conquered by Scopianf' Cocky swaggers to Hrst basketball prac- tice. Crosby High edges hoopsters in practice game. Phelps moves to Gibson as Hanson's room- mate.