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

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BORIS SAMSONOEF ju 1045 49 ANNAPOLIS Bo erme to The Gunnery ru 1915 19 1 freshmdn but left at the end of the yur to go to Wqshrngtrmn Hrgh Sehool He later returned to hrs former Alm1 Mrter 1s 1 d1y boy for hrs Senror yeerr brrngrng xxrth hrm hrs lrttle brother Ivan, 115 .1 lreshmrrn lnaetrxe rn hrs hrst ye.1r, 'Bo played soccer rr1 hrs Senror year, durrng the wrnter months Borrs labored drlrgently Llllelif the tutelage of Mr Duteher, .1nd made frrst strrng xxerghtlrfters Durrng the sprrng term Borrs wtrs seen on tl1e JV b.1seb.1ll dr.1mond where hrs afternoons were spent rmprovmg the eye .lI1Ll developrng the arm Quret and unassumrng Bo Could be found almost any trme of the day at the PO ' eonsumrng monstrous quantrtres of the forbrdderr frurts Bo' rntends to .rttend Annnpolrs rn l95O IOHXI IJI I AFII LD RUDOIPH D Hormm An c unest IWISSIUII for Lrtrn lrmerreles Qhrleesperre rnd SI11lxCS xxere fretors ru themselxes e rprble of m1krng Rudy 1 Senror uotexxorthx As phrlosopher lllll h ning the LOLlflgC of l11s eor1x rerrous oh runes xx rs lfL1gQCLl rndrxrduil Lone, hours of rutelleetu rl eor1rempl1tror1 hrye left therr Illlfli on ol1r1 xxho uoxx xx 1lLs rr1 eomplere drsreerrd of lll pedrntre eonxentrons lr1 eonxersrtron xx1tl1 hrm to h1xe drscussed exrstenee xx rs to h1xe e rren of the fr ut of good 1nd evrl hrm ohns profound poetre outbursts xxere modestly 1nd Llllflllbly drstrrbuted berxxeeu lhe 9tr1y Qhot 1nd 'Ihe Crunnery Nexxs Ru ly e1r11e rere rn the frll of l9l5 1nd hrs srnee putrleeu rn soeeer slxuu lI1LlCI'f.NV All remember l1rs rng lrstrnee non stop r11r1 ro Mt Tom rnd b1ek 1 drstrnee of some fourteen mrles ohn xx lb seereterry to tl1e Outdoor C lub 1r1d hrs serxed or1 tl1e Lrbr1ry Lommrttee as one of the lrhr 1rr1r1s XX rtl1 the 1 v of the other hxe edrtors he rexrxed the xx If dormrnt Strry Qhot Rudy xxrll m1yor rr1 mrthemrrres rt eo tue T ov' 1' : ,,V. A I K A - A 4 a Y f' V Ifli'-'-59 ' T - , ' . A . , I , , ,L ' . , , , ,L 1 A L ' . 0 ' er ' ,L . 1 V . ' This philosophy' eould be attribute-d to the hcrpctologist in ' vu -I-' fr fe ' luL'e'5.t -' . 1 ' A ' n AL Az I 'V 1 l ell K ' A ' ' ' , f r ' . ' I 1 ' 11 'K '. , . -' V 1 , l y rl g I ' ' - f K ' 1 1 . 1 r 1 l Q ' Y 'L Q ' . v' I . . 5

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li PRADERM SUKHUM 1947-'49 Co1tNnLL Suky came to the hills of Wfashington, Conn., and the halls of Gunnery from far off Siam. A two-year boy, Suky was quick to obtain a fluent understanding of the intricate and complex English language, and proved his worth by copping the award for the most improved scholar at the end of his first year of the school. This quiet. unassum- ing lad, small of stature but great in ability to participate in many different fields of endeavor, has engaged in a multitude of activities during his stay at The Gunnery. He was first seen on the soccer held where his speed and agility constantly baffled the opposition and aided in many Gunnery victories. In the spring, Suky ventured to the golf course where his simple answer of Par to the question, XXfhat did you get on the hole would infuriate some of the less fortunates whose score was uncountable. Suky held down the job of monitor in Wliittlesey in his Senior year and controlled the corridor like the King of Siam himself. His electric guitar added to the harmony of the school orchestra and was con- stant entertainment for the class. Suky intends to go back to Siam after college, but hopes to return to the U, S. again. ARTIII 'R liIZliNl2Y STEDMAN I9-16-'-i9 BROWN There are few who have come to The Gunnery who have been as deeply engaged in school activities as was Art. In the field of athletics there have been few as well accom- plished as he. Art earned a varsity football letter his last two years and changed to crew in the spring to captain that sport his Senior year. Hockey, however, seemed to be the sport at which he was most prohcient, and at which he earned a varsity G all three years, captaining the team his Senior year in a gentle and yet properly brusque manner. Art carried his interest in athletics to the literary held and held down the positions of sports editor on both The Red and Gray and The Gunnery News his Senior year, Always a hard worker, Art was a consistent contributor to the success of school life. He was a member of the Student Council his Junior and Senior years.