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

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he MMM!! All hail the name and fame of our old Gunnery Throu scores of years her sons ha - - health And brought t ' gifts of love mark their though days 1 A., v:qgu3,4u1,,,- So onw - o her name and f ' forever' So onward goes pledge of faith in - ' Let all true I w ing lou eir praises ever o our fa I' ater dear o unnery ere be a place so like home to m Tho ars m ass and boyhood dreams ay fa turn t oughts o rs at ys w e paths The happy urs whguuewr ee from care - - u I . ' 'll . Q - '-Q iii... l ' s 0 X a f A 4 I , I , I mi ' O I '. Th , A . e - Q , . : Q , , . U The buoyant hearts whic 1 e s grief were bare, They fill my heart and make the blight of age to flee, I'l1 happy live and die with thoughts of Gunnery: 37

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ROBERT JAMES ZENOWICH HARVARD NZENN Bob came to The Gunnery in 1949. His Cl gent scholastic efforts won for him a steady be on the Honor Roll and a high standing in his Cl: On the athletic scene Bob earned three Vars letters during his stay here. He played three ye on the Varsity baseball squad, earning a letter a Senior, two on the Varsity basketball squ earning a letter, and three on the Varsity soc' squad, earning three letters and being eleci Captain in his Senior year. Bob was a member the Politics Club, and sang in the Glee Club a in the Ten G's . Bob was an Associate Editor the Red and Gray in his Senior year. CHAPLAIN S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS INNER STABILITY Inner stability is essential to one's survival. The world is full of people who will tell you how to get it. I know of only one way to secure it, namely, in the Christian way of life. In the early days of Christian history, Christians were known as followers of the way rather than by any other term, and it was Christ's custom to speak of Himself as The Way rather than otherwise. I am the Way, He would declare to His followers. He presented to the world a life that was and is a pattern of invincible living. At His trial before Pilot He was the only calm person present. The standard gauges of life are honesty, purity, unselfishness and love. In proportion as we are true to these great standards of action we become more alive, harder to overcome, more tranquil within ourselvesg and as we depart from them, we become less alive, easier to down, less tranquil within ourselves. At The Gunnery we are constantly trying to fortify our lives in accustoming ourselves to being honest, pure, unsellish, and loving. It has been a rare privilege to me to be asso- ciated with you in this endeavor, and I hope that this way of living so earnestly followed among us will continue until all men shall see in your life a pattern of inner stability that is the foundation of an invincible life. 36

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