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

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llll , , I8 fe Al- +'LZ 4sv- Q-V, 1-iii' Standing left to right Phelps Hirsch Taylor Seated lcft to right Tiyler Rudolph rfditorb Darling STRAY SHOT BOARD It has been the custom of The Gunnery over 1 period of yelrs to publish a literary magazine whose purpose is to stimulatc 1 perceptive intcrcst in both intellectual and artistic endeavor within the student body The magmne the Sfmj Sbnf is the oldest publication in existence today lt has been at times composed largcly of contributions from the Faculty but this year contributions came solely from this years Senior Class The editors of the Szmy Slant icccpt mmy differcnt types of creative work poetry or prose either short stories or essays and exceptionally fine driwings and excellent specimens of photography Each contribution must be in itself an artistic identity regirdless to what it may be pertinent. ohn Rudolph with the much-needed aid of Anthony Darling put out the Stray Shot for this year. Darling typed out all the articles that were accepted for publication and all those that were rejected. Rudolph diligently collected and with the aid of Mr. Cooney, picked the select few to be published in the literary magazine. Rudolph, himself, used two of his many literary works. Darling contributed a short pertinent poem also. Other contributions this year were Bob Phelps with an essay, Ted Tayler with a poem, Ivan Hirsch with another poem, and Charles Banks Belt, jr., who wrote a sonnet. This year there was great interest in the Slmy S1101 on the part of the student body. There was held a photography contest, in which DeWitt Taylor, the photographic editor, was in charge. One-half dozen pictures were accepted to be used in the Stray S1101 from hundreds that poured in from over the School. For the coming year, john Fletcher English, Jr., has been selected as the new editor-in-chief and his assistant will be Mike Mcwhinney. 90 41-u-we-H

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