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

Page 84 text:

Sify ,,,..nnl' A xi gp: www ill 19 N. N ag 'N 'Io , H.,'i-yq,gM 80 4- NN.: -vv-inn-ips 'lull ti., vans, -alan... ww. me New- '4 'h wvvvnw'H-dnhnq5,,, EQ 1 4Q: su.um43fG-QbYHi'x,.Qg,k Quan' .sm .3 siimfm s?'- mn- 0,1 Qu.. qhb-18 's.. K if . ' N . M , NVV. ' G ' sfif, ,, - -:f - 'QQ'1l.,. ,. ' , 7- ..fx:,,: -g' 2.4'.1v4N ' f fig -l L ' W' 4 J A . . b S: , X V .' M, A it .T .,, , M - 'is .1 .-,,M A I , . fi ,ga xi -g ,- , ,V ' A 2 K ' vig? I ' , V'-- 1 f ' ffif i '15 F ,-,,. ,. ,I'i,, 0 I - Q. A .- '4 ,gk 1 2 Ji A' ii-' A Q, I bix, n M , y , 'ff' ,givg wr' :Y 'H . f T1 L 1 1 ' Zi! . ,. 'f ' A , Q ' , ,, , if wflf A ' , K A i 5 , f ,- ,- i 1 I 1 vs 4' 1 ' 'A f . ,. ' ' L R i 19 1 , gf, wk- 53. EH K' s i. - if ' ' if .. . - ,, ,EX -7 A A Aff? A ' Q 5? Q 1 . ,, .ig , . w , . - f 744113, V ' , L f f Q VA , ' V' 3, - WV uf - X N M f ,M 'IT iw n ', i, , F QV V -:za -4 ' - 2-I '- 1- if . ,f f i ff ' A ' -' +--. '-Q. , ' M: 'if - L, X k I , k k Z1 N, ff ' Sl wr,,,k Q .

Page 83 text:

17,15 ar 'Qtr ve' gf' I rf JI. FIRST and SECOND BOATS FIRST BOAT SECOND BOAT VARSITY CREW The Spring, of 1949 saw the Gunnery Crew launch its second season on Lake Wara maugh The first boat swamped on its maiden voyage due to heavy seas and the inexperi ence of Bud Prince with a new more powerful outboard at his commind In this first boat were the cream of last years crop Stroked by Captain Stedman and vet Cox Nat Howard at the helm Rice Tiylor D ind deKuypcr were quick to follow ID stroke The second boat after a slow start due to lnexpericnce showed an amazlngly rapid improve ment and as the season closed both boats were vreing for top honors rm Clayton who exhibited outstanding form for his first ye1r in crew and rowed in a majority of the races was unable to complete the season due to an unfortunate knee inyury Paced by jack Yates at stroke and Captain elect Tayntor at 5 Qliyton at 2 Williams rowing bow and coxed by extra large 1m Ebers the five improved immensely under the attentive coaching of Sir Rodrlc BB The seasons record of one win in four starts was not impressive but the experience proved invaluable and rn future years Gunnerys name should turn up in the winning column The sole victory came on the Farmington River against Avon Old Farms Both boats won by sizable margins rowing smoothly at a low stroke The second boat made rmpressrve showings at Salisbury and Wooster by losing by scant feet both times If interests continue in future years, crew should take IES place as one of Gunnery s leading sports 79 I . f' ,Q 7 , V , il' S Q A O 0 v OX ,N it 'P 1 ' 'gf' . Q Jie O fb x . J G :V u I is 1 G Q In 6 I E t. T4 ,,,' fb ?l I Z VF as W. , 2 AM F' 54 -ata . , T X , -' X ,A , 1, O j T L ' sz A 5 ti V f . ,, , A ' Q ' ,V . 35 1 S - -T Ty 4--. li Howard Stedman CCaptainJ, Rice, Taylor, Williams. Clayton, Yates, Tayntor, Farrell, deKuyper Ebers h K J. 5 4 . . C . .

Page 85 text:

-.- W1 4, ' , 31 f. -WW? 5 f ':':fH'f3 'Ri 'fa1f -,',,r C i' in-X55-Qs, , A 1 J-,-,, ,A ,fm W v , ,kfw V - j fm, S W ' ' -r is ff ?',,-ilww f ,, Y- ,, , L. X v 1' Jr 4 +81 T I I