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

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THE GUNNERY PRIZE AWARDS ONE HUNDRED FOURTH COMMENCEMENT JUNE 11 17 1954 WASHINGTON CONNECTICUT SCHOLASTIC AWARDS Hrghert Scholar zn the School PETER HOPKINSON SMITH Second Higher! Scholar rn lhe School PAUL MARTIN BELFANTI Hrgherl Scholar rn Hzghert Scholar rn Hrghert Scholar Highest Scholar Greater! Scholarlzc Grade 9 Grade I Grade I Grade Improvement PETER HOPKINSON SMITH PAUL MARTIN BELFANTI EDWIN WARREN LEWIS DAVID PORTER MILLER II JAY NEIL THOMSON Alumrrr Arroczatzon .Scholarrhzp GORDON BRUCE PORTER LEE FENTON GREENE Henry Adam: Memorral Scholanbrp PAUL MARTIN BELFANTI Excellence nr Arl JOHN THOMAS MANNING ROBERT LESLIE HORWOOD Excellence nz English DAVID PORTER MILLER II Excellence Larm MICHAEL HARRIS ALDERMAN EA cellerzce Romance Language: lFrench2 JOHN HENRY FISHER II Excellence Inlermedraze Malhernatrcs ROBERT MACKAY EBERS Excellence Malhemalrcr LAWRENCE ANTHONY DOWNS Fxcellence nz Mechamcal Drau mg JOSEPH ANDREW MASTERBONE JR Entcellence nr Sczevce fGeologyl PAUL MARTIN BELFANTI The Samronobl Przzer uz Spelling ROBERT LESLIE HORWOOD Avsarded to the boy deservrng hnancral assrstance and havrng a record of hrgh scholastic abrlrty Guy Rrchardr McLane Memorzal Scholarfhzp Awarded annually to that boy who deserves rt by hrs outstand Ing record at The Gunnery EDWARD VERNON SILVER III The Second Mrle Scholarrhzp DAVID JOHN SCHAFER Awarded annually rn the drscretron of the Headmaster Of The Gunnery to that student rn the Junror Class from the State of Connectrcut who requrrrng such ard best exemplrfres the qualr tres of tenacrty wrll to succeed personal rnreg,rrty unselhshness and good vwrll to men vuhrch characterrze Henry B Van Srnderen the chref executrve and gurde of those establrshrng, the avrard Mr Van Srnderen vas Presrdent Of The Gunnerys Board of Trustees from 1922 to 1952 Baruch and Lomb Science Medal BRENT MALCOLM Ion the student who lh the Faculty S estrmatron has shown the greatest progress rn Scrence durrng hrs hrgh school career Rensselaer Alamm Medal THOMAS BAILEY THORNBURY For that boy rn the graduatrng class who has done the best vsork rn Mathematrcs and Scrence throughout hrs preparatory Course School Hutorg Przze MICHAEL HARRIS ALDERMAN lor excellence and Interest rn Hrstory The Hillman Prrze nz Urzrted Slater Hzrtory ROBERT LESLIE HORWOOD ' -1 , if' , ' I ' nn... S , ' D '--' ' in ' ..... ' ' 0 .... ' ' in - , ' in I . .... - . . . ' rn , ' in 12 . . . , 'S in ' , , , , . 7 , , , , The Samrorzojf Pfizer in Penmanrhip, JON FARQUHAR ANDERSON 4 . S I S 1 I ' ' l l x rr ' fr ' ' A - ' 114

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CUM LAUDE JOHN HENRY FISHER ll DAVID PORTER MILLER II MICHAEL HARRIS ALDERMAN BENJAMIN CAMISA DAVIS ROBERT LESLIE HORWOOD SPECIAL AND GENERAL AWARDS The Gunnery Cap MICHAEL HARRIS ALDERMAN Awarded annually to that boy who through hIs character and achIevement shall have contrnbuted most largely to the success of the School Year Headmarterr Przze DAVID PORTER MILLER ll Awarded to that member Of the Graduatmg Class who by hrs constant excellence and clependablltty In studles and IH extra currxcular actIvItIes has contrlbutecl Outstandmgly to the success of the School Year Cmzenrbfp Przze RICHARD DRESSLBR KRASOW EstablIshed In 1951 by the father of a Gunnery graduate for award to that member of the SenIOr Class who In the estrma tIOn Of the Headmaster and Faculty has shown the greatest progress whrle at The Gunnery In relatrng today s studres and experrences to tomorrows responsIbIlItIes as an adult cIrIzen and parent Edward Fuller Barnes Memorzal Award FRANK R MILLIKEN JR Presented to the boy who IH the estImatIOn of the Faculty and Student CouncIl best exemphhes th0Se qualrues of cheerful ness courtesy and frreudlrness whIch are characterIstIc of the boy In whose memory the award IS made Newt Award JOHN HENRY FISHER II A bound volume of the years Issues presented to the reurrng EdItor In recOgnItIOn of hIs achIevements whsle In office Chapel Muna Au ard JON FARQUHAR ANDERSON Phozegmphy Auard JOSEPH ANDREW MASTERBONE JR Brmrmede Pr: e HARRISON JAMES TURNBULL Presented by Mr and Mrs John C Brrnsmade as a memorral to Mr Brmsmade s father and mother, both noted for unselflsh and sympathetrc Interest In people Awarded to that boy who best combrnes unselfxsh and sympathetic Interest In people wIth a purpose for cItIzeush1p and socIal responsIbIlIty Thomar Alexander Langford Memorial Prize THOMAS DAVENPORT BROWNELL Presented to the SenIor who In the estImatIOn of the Faculty and members of hIs Class IS alwl s a gentleman arvard Club of Connedzcut Auanl DAVID JOHN SCHAFBR Presented to the Jumor whom the Headmaster after consulta non wIth the Faculty and the boy s classmates shall deem most worthy by VIIIUC of hrgh scholarshIp and character Am and Cram ROBERT HAMMOND NEWELL Establrshed In 1950 by Mr Norman Couch of New Preston hImself an ardent craftsman Awarded annually to that Gun nery boy who durmg the year has shown the greatest Interest In ar s and crafts and whose knowledge of tools therr skrllful use and proper care, has been noteworthy Fubzrzg Prfze PETER DANA HUG Awarded to that boy who catches legally the largest brook brown or xambow trout on artIfIcIal lures In waters Wlfhlfl the conines Of the Tovsn of Washrngton SPORTS AWARDS The Azblenc Cup ROBERT ARTHUR PHELON Gunther I-'oozball Au ard ROBERT ARTHUR PHELON Awarded to that boy who has cOntrIbuted most of the success of athletIcs durrng the School Year by hIs efforts achIevements and Splfll of cooperatron Awarded each year to the most valuable player In football In the estImatIOn of hIs coaches and teammates Factors consIdered In maklng the award are playIng abIlIty and performance con SIIUCIIVC leadershIp and unselflsh devotlon to team work I I I I , A . . . . . . . . . . , - , . . . . . , , ' ,II . . . X . I . . . . . . I I i - I ' f I I H ' I I , . . , . . . . . . I . . , I . J 3 . I ' ' ' ' ' P ' . . . . . . . I , , I ' I . ' ' I I ,' I. , , f rw If ' 4 . . . . - . . . ,L , ,yr L -I' R. 5 , . I . . . . . 2 - I . I . . . . . .gk . . . ' I I A ' ' ' ' I I' ' -. I . I III . K I ,- , I - I I . . . . . . I I . -..--i-l I I I - . y .