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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

JK 0010 . - '43 Anthony Olln Celebrates 76 th Blrthday 6325 635000 u . J 0614 cm Aww I Q6 h iz Sailing Team Enters Interscholasrics - ShoolS Bull h C , PUPS, Y Q18 Debates Planned with Ot er .exe . fl a Ac' PFOUld9 E55 Colnbfi, s9cNiQc'a0 - ' , i x M x l Wm Me um For School isP'fM' K l Sclg-get Com? W cge vo, S l RePurari0n Dfazlleig High Sas? lr M xox- 4 oi-ld ' ' al' 9 ' 5 led g S Xt Dance Sche u 6 a-- 9 D111 Ne C+ 1 A eeee' -ee tvs 70 S mhony 01in Celeb, , Q5 gb And M H es 76th B' QQ 9 Hrks 53 rd Year A lrthday Q8 62' Svlf:1i'ifl1 Borzm Has Been t The Gunnery 7' i Arrifa1GE1nrEr5g Since His New Bus 13 A fi X4 H 04 cquffed iSgE3 Yacull First Woolse NEW MAIL SYS'1'mi Revofl on Selig 10 'V CODCQI-t Ogillne QQOX in QC XD E ,. . K0 a Nl ww BOYS He xetkst 19085 Q-Qty 6360 New TMQ66 NSgl4VlleY0n3S . Lewdov 9060? D 1 601001 ' Xi if C801 ' e S ' S1 5 . 'sign Canterbury Mldg33-0 llliffxxxs u X, V'cforl0US9 ' YDS Req QP5! A- re I 090696 Q 1 QU A 0 VWXMYZW ,KWU , M K -M ---- - f Exgdkons N Benny Goodman Ge, if i Ops At First Dance of Term Concert Heard Campus Elections S w. . ies Eddie Wittstein's Band Pl - .- 1 le 5 hedule Y X ooh Parllf IVE x 'ence Tough Hockey' c Red And Gray Sta-H' 15 bv 1 I Lon U a Selected For 1957 In Gmmc ly - . . M e SEN Maxwell Named Chief Idditorg A Lfaf3iii2dAaz232fsPE?::0fa H1-HE ww MIe1TINYIgjURT'MART1 . GUN , Plans NER y Discuss COME? BOA T Students An Explanation Of Policy HOU . 185 Att use end N . .. l lull! B X Book Fair 1l'lgl:Ircl:sL'?bCflv1t1e. rary iv! ul' O tr re t X' 626 6061+ Congrarulaf X D X60 00 1' 1 ns Q, Ncixxx G' ok N90 Qtr? + X Q C, 0299661513 9 6 gb Ol O 4 Qs Q. Q Q, Q Q AX X9 kc xogill 6 ood N 45 eb Old Board Retlres Q0 ef W C 1 T11 A THE Qt dents Mastc l lnfir ary X90 p T During., Rene t El de nc Q lVars1tV Grapplers Sueeumb To Cheshn e School Plays Host At Rellglo s Conference ' Strong IilIlgSW00d Team 23 1 'rs DAY 4 U1 geq 4, P AKEN X ll xtxdlv B l-I V S TOP L School Plays Host Lacley SMT E To Chafee Girls 1- ea Gnddg messy Pt TI. ers To V Ota Eddne Wxrrstexns Band Plays may Pawlmg Wjctofy At First Dance of Term Nghr H ms 'VQ U1 Letters To The Edltor 'ig REPORS-'VG 'if 47 Flllll On Indlan Llfe , Q? lresentul To School X XS EF? A SX, Q05 Eflwurll Buxton, Devoted F rlend XX easy And Master, F tmshes 20th Year ., 1 ' 1 ' 1 6 fb Q66 Oflf w 'Y 'Z 0 9 lb- Ol. A Tune . V 6 4 QCP ,' I ,O . Y I Y, e c ne .Q afg J Q o V Q T X a -P6 0 4 xi I 1 X' xv X005 weft? 'O O XXX Y ,A w-f g, AVN if fs X Q ,X 0:93056 4,17 C' Q37 ' ' r C5 5 as -iplise 44 .x- A 5 1, - E dv eb If XX R X f 9 xv' Q G00 ' X' -O . 50 'S QS - QF' 'J Q-Q' dw CQ' ,go il 0 . Ll ' I fr n m .x Olym ic Tryouts X ' ' n Ji n ' 'g r 0 Poor Wfeather Fault , The Gunnery News -r . , l 4 Ls' 4 r . Y. u Q J . X Y ff ' V005 ' 0 V A A7 f W ell' 'fa W , K o 6 1 J 0 Obtalb 1 0 . P-wi J' Q 6 WESTM P E - .- G r . INST . . . Q 1 X 1 Z K 0 L d . 9 af , ff- 8 ' - . . U 86 2 ' ' . I 3 . Prize r E I ,, ,, Q 5 , . Q Mlyibr H ll l l ,X 5 001: 80' -. V5 F , x . .' . ox. , l lb l G32 -1 YJ C , s s ' , no O I ' s THE RED AND GRAY Volume XXXI THE GUNNERY Washington, Connecticut Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-seven WILLIAM H. MAXWELL LoUIs P. ALLYN ................... P. SEVERIN MARSTED ....... ................ S port: Editor JOHN K. HILLMAN ...... H. DAVID SCOVILLE ......... .............. T yping Editor IAN W. WILLIAMSON .. CHARLES F. SMITH ........... ......... B urinen' Manager DOUGLAS H. ADAMSON WALLACE H. ROWB ..... Photographic Editor Copy Co-ofdinator , fi, N X s N -x 4-L, xl -Six Editor-in-Chief Asxociate Editor Faculty Advisor Faculty Adoixor -... J , af' Aww -Q N-.A....., 2 DEDICATION The mmes Ant and Anthony Olxn are one and the same for no task hts been too drfhcult nor has time been counted ln hrs effort to get a ,ob well done Ant as he IS affectlonately known has served The Gunnery longer thfrn anyone else havlng worked falrhfully under five of the schools s1x hewdmfrsters From transportrng trunks to repfurlng fences Ant s work has given hlm wrde knowl edge of the operatlon of the school knowledge that has not been covered but handed down to others Endowed wlth keen sense of humor Ant has endeared hlmself to all connected wxth The Gunnery and IS one of the first people to be greeted by rerurmng alumm We the Class of 1957 1n dedlcatmg th1s our yearbook to Anthony Olm sw ould lrke to express our personal gratltude to h1m for hrs Consclentlous lndustry 1n our favor and wrth thls dedlcatlon go our heartfelt thanks and best wrshes for contmued good health and ZISSOCIRIIOD wrth The Gunnery 3 A f 131' ' 3 . . . , z , . 5 Q L . . , . , 4 t . . .. , . . . X G , - 1 7 ' 2 ' Q a v . V . . . 5 7 ,Q . . y . . . IN MEMORIAM f 3' HAMILTON GIBSON I ,- - 2 'mf I , wk 'ff V' . gf 'M' ff 9? A ' yn, A ' I I I I - It lS wrth regret that the Semor C,l.1ss of 1977 reeords the delth of The Gunnerys former headmister and wfxrm frrend H1m1lton Grbson Born IU Brooklyn New York on Apr1l29 1883 he was grlduqted nn 1907 from The Rrdgpe Sehool whleh later beclme 1 part of The Gunnery Hts eductttron vu IS eompleted rt Hwrvslrd College from whtch he re Cerved hrs B A degree 1n 1906 In 1972 after helplng rn the dex elopment of The Berkshrre School he became Heftel master of The Gunnery servmb unnl une of 1916 Trustee of The VllllgC Improvement Soetety mel of The Steep Roele Assoel mon 1 Founder md Churmtrn of the Wl5llll1bIkJIl Art Assoex mon md 1 Ch 11rm1n ofQ1v1l Defense Among, the mtbhtlest efforts of hrs strong, md fl'lCI1i.lly ltfe were those expended for The Gunnery where h1s eonst mt teeent on the x tlue of beluty rn the formmb of ehar leter IS rtself h1s memorx 11 . . 7 . , X , N X L , . . ' , L ' A . ' , , ' , , '. Y 1 . ' - ' Y ' , z . . 1 I yf ' f y v D - . r . . . , h , . . V . , c i , I ' ' J G - A man of diversihed interests, at talented artist, naturalist, and sportsman, he was a ' 1 7 . , -' 1 L 1 1 - f -'L ' , L . .' f L ' ' Y 'Aa A A 1 1 ' 1 T ' X . 7 ' 7 ' 1 . G' - ' 1 , L ' , ' 1 , 1 1 . s , I ' ' 1 1 ' 'L A l l ' ' 2 ' , llll llll llll EI!! llll , 'Hu . Upsxx 3 GK, 'isa xl W 3 Hr 'w?'f i F ,L wr I 'W' -an in-A ya I lla ld ,,,, ee.-.. -I 'fl' 0 ny b ll I II I ll ' ll g f . v 1 fl . I 1 ' - 1 ' A K' Z' . x X s b,4.,,', ,V 'IF-X xxx . ,. 9M.rx.y ' ' , , A L 1 Q 5, - 4 ,:,,g.h.,g ,Q - 4 x , W- 5, ,A . ,MQ , 41, V. , s ,- jg' , f' X. g fr N- 1 - ...fi Nkwkkf 5 . ,hh ' ff . - - rm- f , X 5 2 ' - X V' I ' , , 1 1 ' ' ' L' I ' N. L. f EN N an Q V K ' I I, I N f - W H! av . . f, - . , 5 - ' 1 4, ' -. W -' ' - , 1' , Lv k R 2 H x .f t ' ' ,r ' 4. X K ' A 'V,. Y ll: VA V- V 15 ' 4, ' f A I J I- 'zu . - R' Q 5 ,. U . , , . fx 5 Q' gg.. V . 1 's f T . - 'F 4 - A 'I , .,.. 7 'Y '- f - M l A mf. W.k1qW , , , ' 'f ' ' ' f -,iv - W7 K. ,ff v 'ax W X. ' .xl , w '. Ai V I ' ' V . ,, '.: k 1 'I A 7 WT' , , ,ifv X x , V -. xx ' , . 5-xg. ,l E x I. -', ' ' R f n' ,f x - 'l1 WW ' 5 I W an A 1 I ie f I .. . ,Q 'V xx I. x gf ' Y Y N , ,- fy V . 1 X X ,X 1 ' ... . -.U . 1 . .- ,. -- 'Ng' ,, ,,f', In .1 - ' . 1 mg, ig: 0 F. ' 'll QV A I 'U .f fr I. I I V 1 if ' 4 2 DEDICATION 4 MEMORIAM 9 FACULTY 21 SENIORS 4 5 UIN DERCLASSMEN 5 SPORTS 99 ACTIVITIES 17 5 CALENDAR T 3 130 PRIZE AWARDS 159 U 1 L U S S I p D 5 C ON 136 DIRECTORY EMPER I 8 ADVERTISING FACULTY f ,ua 5 s THE HEADMASTER my QAMC. if Q K' Nr: MW IF' BA 41. Ogden Dayton M11ler Yale P1113 MA 10 THE FACULTY AND STAFF Front row left to nght Mrs Soper Mrs Hoadley Mrs Whrttall Mrs Trtus Mr Adamson Mr Renkert Mr Buxton Mr Anderson Mr Muller 1Headmaszerj Mr Cort Mr Golembeske Mr Benellr Mr Lee Mr Haddrck Mrss Erpper Mrs Cummmgs Mrs Swrart Back row Mrs Shaw Mrss Hawley Mrs Golembeske Mrs Fenn Mr Cawley Mr Rowe Mr Vaughan Mr Gray Chaplam Moore Mr Swrgart Mr Wrllcox Mr Beebe Mr Whnttall Mr Bahney Mrss Turner 'll , : . , . , . , .1 , . , - ., . , .. . , . . , .. , . Q ' . , . , . , , . , . . 2 . u, ,'- r, - , - 3 . , - D , - , I ' 7 ' D ' ! ' i ' i ' -A .H,,,...s1 T GRAHAM ANDERSON Yale B A Oxford Axmtant H eadmaxter Drrector of Stud1es and Adm1ss1ons Chalrman of The Dlscxphne Cornmnttee Instructor 1n Soclal Sc1ence Faculty Advlsor to The Muslc Club Housernaster ln G1bson DOUGLAS HUGO ADAMSON Yale BA Instructor ln Engllsh Faculty Adv1sor to The Red and Gray The Stray Sho! and The Camera Club Housemaster xn Gunn 12 , fr , 5 'N A l X g I . A We W, ,, . Q Q, A , ' M4 AX ' 'iv 4 .f K 'X ,. 3 4' A 5 7,4 , V' 'UAW ' , , -n 'X . :im K - Q at L-x AX at-we W-' ' W- , mfg. ' J We gmw ,N -- .sf CX.. ff' '41 , . . 7 3 l 7 , . . P 1 1 Q ROBERT STANLEY BAHNEY Unrverstty of Mrnnesota Unrverslty of Mrchngan Q' fill Instructor rn Untted States Hnstory and Modern Euro pean Hrstory Faculty Advrsor to The Gunnery Nezw The Current Affaxrs Club and The Debatmg Club Housemaster rn Brrnsmade -4 AVN 'assi PETER JOSEPH BENELLI Yale B A Mtddlebury Instructor rn English ASSlSI1DI Coach of unlor Var srty Football and unror Varsrty Baseball Housemaster rn Hurlburt RODERICK BEEBE, JR Yale, B A Head of The Scrence Department, Instructor rn Phys rcs, Plane and Solrd Geometry, and Algebra, Drrectot of Athlettcs, Member of The Faculty Executtve Com mtttee, Coach of Varsrty Football, Basketball, and Crew 13 ff,-7 A 1 f 4: ' if , .-,': 2' :fix iff-rs. Y ' ' 72 ft ...az-,, A , f K, iff, ' ' ' ' 335 9 iw A Indtana Umverstty, B.A., M.A. ' f - . 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EDWARD GRAY BUXTON Bowdom B A S emor Mailer Instructor rn Latm Faculty Advxsor to The Commu mty Chest Commltree Dlrecror of The Fnre Crew Coach of Vars1ty Baseball and junlor Varsxry Basket ball Housemaster IH Memorial FRANKLIN ARTHUR CAWLEY Harvard B A M1ChlgaH State M A Superwsor of The Remedxal Readmg Department In structor 1n Enghsh and Latin Faculty Advlsor to The Auto Club Supervlsor of Admlsslons Testmg CHARLES ARMISTEAD COIT Yale BA Mnddlebury MA Axmmnt to The Headmaster Dnrector of The Second Century Development Pro gram, Chalrman Department of Modern Languages 14 ANTHONY GOLEMBESKE Middlebury, B.A. University of Wisconsin Head of The Mathematics Department, Director of The Work Program, Member of The Faculty Execu- tive Committee, Faculty Advisor to The Golf Team, Coach of Varsity Hockey, Assistant Coach of junior Varsity Football, Housemaster in Cottage. JAMES ROBERT HADDICK Waynesburg College BS Springfield College University of Pittsburgh Instructor in Geometry and Algebra Coach of unior Varsity Football Third Team Basketball and Varsity Baseball Housemaster in Whrttlesey DALTON KNIGHT GRAY Princeton B S Business Manager Instructor in Mathematics Member of The Faculty Executive Committee Coach of Cheer Leading Activities .u sk.: A tiff' L45- I , . . . 4 4 Y y . . , 7 -4 I.-fa ,fi ' f 5 'UN 4 ,L ' Y Y , .. California Teachers College . Y 'N x r 1 K x I I 4 A 7 Y J ' ., . l , . K 4 , . - .XX Ba s JOHN WARNER MOORE Yale B A Princeton B D D. DAY LEE Harvard, B.A. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Executive Secretary of The Second Century Office, In- structor in Ancient History and Medieval History, Director of School jazz Band and Skiing Activities, Housemaster in Gunn. School Chaplain Member of The Discipline Commit tee Instructor in Ethics Advisor to The Gunn Asso CIHUOU DAVID PHILIP RENKERT Trinity College B A Instructor in Spanish and Introductory Mathematics Coach of Third Team Football and Crew Director of General Skating Faculty Advisor to The Philosophy Club Assistant Supervisor of The Work Program 16 I 1 I I ,.. ,.. 7 . 3 7 . ,.. 4 7 3 V J .7 . . , . WALLACE HURTTE ROWE, III Princeton, B.A. Harvard, M.A. Instructor in English Faculty Advisor to The Red and Gray and The Music Club Coach of Wrestling Third and Fourth Team Football and junior Varsity Tennis Housemaster in Memorial -BB' nvqaemv BIDIUFY MARGARET VEST TITUS University of Tennessee Art Academy of Cinclnnati Yale School of Fine Arts EDMUND KEARSLEY SWIGART Yale BA MS Instructor in Biology and Chemistry Faculty Advisor to The Biology Club and The Model Railroad Club Director of The Woods Crew Coach of Third and Fourth Team Basketball Instructress in Fine Arts Mechanical and Freehand Drawing 1 Y 7 Y 5 , .W g :tx x , . ., .. 7 7 7 ,AA-f 'f A . - .69,, -.X V . i X -ig , fwfr ..- V nn. . 3' , e- , x ' , Y 1 4 N I --, V W Q CLARK ALVORD VAUGHAN Haverford BA University of Guanajuato MA Instructor in Spanish Director of The Woods Crew Faculty Advisor to The Dramatics Club Director of The Shop Housemaster in Whittlesey N4 MR. AND MRS. INGERSOLL DAY TOWNSEND Williams, B.A. QMr. Townsendb Instructors in Elfecting Speaking. GUY HERBERT XVHITTALL Cambridge BA MA Instructor in French Director of The Book Store and The Athletic Store Faculty Advisor to The French Club Coach of junior Varsity Soccer and Varsity Tennis 18 . .U K 5 - , 1 I ' ll I l l ' I l l I l , . . . . . y . ' . . , . , . I , i u I 7 I I 7 ' , . ., . . K3 XA A . . v,t, , 2 71 X ' . 1 24,1 I W , 7 , f ,jLIiQa,?' I ' , I l V - - - , D I - yt, K N. XXI 1 EDWARD COOKE WILLCOX Princeton B.S. Instructor 1n Geology and Algebra Coach of Varslty Soccer and junnor Vars1ry Hockey Assxsrant Coach of Crew Housemaster 1n Hurlburt LQ BUSV Ant H15 Prxde and joy 19 ! 7 , . A gl L? 1, Q , ! -5 f - . I .-- ..... Q sw. . y TI 1 X kk B I 'H 5 ' . ' ' - If 'Q , ff' -vhs gf -:': W 3,-we 'Ir 9' .A-f? '2 Mx 'an X 44 ,air XX Phlzzo s A Good Dog, T 5 Boy --.-H fs. Lamp mums More Companions l Second Childhfbonl Hmmmmmm -61 115 J SENIORS SE IORS We of the Class of 1957 wish to express our sincere appreciation and deep respect to size up and grasp the essence of an argument, respect for our opinions, and complete imper turbability in the face of any crisis that we so admire Mr. Graham Anderson. It is his qualities of fairness, maintenance of discipline, ability to Lours P Allyn Robert Blrnder Thomas C Braman Charles A Crawford W Cotton Damon Frederlck S Fxelds Rrchard D Gebhardt Stanley B Hagyard Gordon W Hall Chrnstopher K Hart Richard H Hart QL: john R Herzrg Norman P Hrnes Robert P johnson Anthony L Keatmg Merr1llK D Lrndsay P Severm Marsted W1ll1am H Maxwell Davrd E Oberwexser Charles T OConnell Bruce S Owen M1ChnelA Puevxonsky 23 fi Fig, Charles M Perklns jack A Perry Barry S Protage Georgej Renner H Davld Scovllle H Wxllram Shure Charles F Smrth Peter H Smrth Wrllram N Smyth Wrllram D Stoessel Davrd D Turnbull Ian W Wzllxamson .SM J WE. 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CT' STANLEY BENTON HAGYARD Never wrthout a happy smrle on hrs face Ben could and drd make ftrends wrth everyone Hrs buoyant enthusrasm and good nature have carrred hrm through four very successful years A Member of the Gunn Assocratron Ben was one of the delegates to attend the Northfield Relrgrous Conference durrng the Fall term Athletrcally he also drstrngurshecl hrmself by starrrng on the Varsrty Football Squad for two years the Varsrty Wrestlrng Squad for one year and rn hrs second year was a member of the Gunnery Crew that reached the semr finals rn the Olymprc Trrals Bens crew abrlrty was duly rewarded by hrs electron to that squads captarncy rn hrs senror year It rs to Ben that we owe a great deal of the football vrctory over South Kent rn the last game of the season after hrs erghty yard dash for a touch down It was frttrng that after berng a junror Monrtor he was rarsed to the posrtron of Prefect to rern over Gunn durrng hrs Senror Year Be rt rn hrs bare feet or rn hrs crew sneakers, we wrsh thrs brave Cherokee the best of luck at Bucknell next year PETER HOPKINSON SMITH If any boy at school should be regarded as the em bodrment of the Amerrcan value of success that honor should undoubtedly go to Pete Smrth Pete was granted the responsrbrlrty and remuneratron that he deserved when he was appornted to the posrtron of Senror Prefect and consequently Presrdent of the Stu dent Councrl Among Pete s contrrbutrons to the Class of 1957 were hrs absolute allegrance to hrs classmates and hrs complete farth rn the Faculty as a body for genurne gurdance and assrstance Credrt must go to Pete for hrs leadershrp rn the democratrzatron of the Student Councrl and wrth reference to the Class rtself a new prrvrlege and a Senror House Party As Edrtor of The Gunnery Newr he arded rn the marntenance of school morale and served as a flamrng example to those who followed As an athlete Pete was of the first class holdrng letters rn Football Basketball and Tennrs whrle captarnrng the latter sport for two years As recognrtron of hrs athletrc prowess Pete was made Sec retary of the Athletrc Councrl We hope that he wrll be as successful at Harvard next year as he was at Gunnery .x5.r'l' gli? .6 Q , 8 . 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'uf' U - 4 5 7 I ' 7 3 7 5 3 . . 13? ,iq K Q 54 . . . . - NW' ' , ff t . , , t 7 ning I' NORMAN PA I RICK HINFS parntrng rn the Kempton Art Room or rowrng on Lake Waramaug Norm was constantly rn the fore front of all that went on durrng hrs three years at The Gunnery As a member of the Dance Commrttee as well as the Decoratrons Commrttee for the Senror House Party he not only desrgned the mural but also put rn many long hours of work parntrng rt and for thrs we are all very grateful When he was elected to the captarncy of the Wrestlrng team hopes were hrgh only to be dashed when he sustarned an rnjury rn the frrst Football game of the season whrch benched hrm practrcally the whole of the wrestlrng season As Presr dent of the Athletrc Councrl he fulfilled a posrtron for whrch he was well surted has rng played on the Varsrty Football squad for two years and havrng stroked the frrst boat for three years In recognrtron for hrs servrces hrs fellow students elected hrm to the posrtron of un ror Monrtor and rn hrs graduatrng year to a Senror Prefectshrp rn Gunn Realrzrng an ambrtron to attend a college rn the West Norm rs enrolled rn the Class of l96l at Pomona CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL HART Harlrng from nearby Lrtchfield Krm jorned the Gunnery famrly as a freshman and has been steadrly ascendrng the ladder of success He has been a mem ber of the Executrve Board of the Gunn Assocratron for four years As a senror he headed the Lrbrary Com mrttee and held a posrtron on the Gunnery Neur staff as Copy Edrtor Berng elected a junror Monrtor hrs leadershrp qualrtres were honored by hrs berng elected to a Prefectshrp rn hrs last year Athletrcally Errone ous played on the Varsrty Football Team unror Var srty Hockey Team and rn hrs last term was elected Captarn of the junror Varsrty Tennrs Team Though hrs roommate drd not always approve of hrs appetrte for crackers nor hrs penchant for Drxreland they drd manage to co exrst when Krm slept on the floor of another room rn the Infirmary Probably one of the most mature members of hrs class rt was fittrng that Krm should be awarded an Internatronal Schoolboy Fellowshrp to study at Monkton Combe School rn England next year ,guna-f IU- has-1 I -.aw I . . . .V . iI T ' ' 5 ' ' ' 7 Whether bopping in the McCutcheon Lounge, . . Aivpy f fm A 25 4 tx 359' 35, LOUIS PACKER ALLYN A two year member of the school perhaps no boy drstrngurshed hrmself so qurckly and yet always re tarned such a desrrable verl of modesty At the end of hrs frrst year Loures elforts were rewarded wrth the wrnnrng of the Second Mrle Scholarshrp grven for qualrtres of tenacrty wrll to succeed personal rntegrrty unselhshness and good wrll toward men Only when the school attempted to srng Chapel hymns on days that Lou was not there to trckle the rvorres, drd hrs usefulness become apparent As an enthusrastrc musr cran he was Lrbrarran of the Glee Club, Secretary of the Musrc Club, Drrector of the Coolers, and a tenor for the two school chorrs as well as the Congregatronal Church on Sunday mornrngs When rt came to sports, Loure trred nearly everythrng the school had to offer He played on varrous thrrd teams throughout the sea sons, but Soccer was hrs forte Wotkrng best under the pressure of dealrng wrth the problem of havrng two dates for the Senror House Party, Screwy managed to rack up hrs two hrghest averages rn hrs Gunnery career Far from hrs rsland home rn Mystrc, Connectrcut, Loures exuberance wrll undoubtedly wrn hrm a warm spot rn Yales freshman class WILLIAM NEWMAN SMYTH Crossrng over from Roslyn Long Island Brll entered The Gunnery rn hrs Sophomore year and worked hrs way up the ladder of success to hrs apporntment as a Senror Prefect One who belreved rn the value of extra currrcular actrvrtres as a facet of educatron Brll man three years at school Brll sang rn the Vesper Chorr and the Glee Club was a member of the Dramatrcs Club and of the Second Century Commrttee In hrs Senror year he drvrded hrs trme between preparrng dance lrsts and producrng the back page of the News As Presrdent of the Gunn Assocratron Brll took an rm portant part wrth Chaplarn Moore rn the plannrng of The Gunnerys Relrgrous Conference In the freld of athletrcs whrch Brll hardly rgnored he starred for two years on the Varsrty Football Hockey and Base ball squads In hrs Senror year Brll was elected Captarn of the Hockey Squad and durrng the Sprrng played fifth man on the Varsrty Tennrs Squad ill, Q-9' 4 in Lfflh: 1 ' ' ' . ' I 2: 1' . .' , . . . ,Y V ?'.v , - 1 aged to involve himself in a good number during hrs . Q l . , . b , S . 9 , . . , V . . . , 9 9 ' . rx ' 9 . . ' . . . 7 -an - 5 I 7 3 In t Y . ' UQ 26 W'-0 N-mai THOMAS CHAPIN BRAMAN A grrndson of Mr Frederrck Gunn Tom establrshed a record of whrch any of hrs forbears would have been proud Our only Pennsylvanran Tom arrrved at The Gunnery after two years at Hrgh School and soon showed hrmself to be both a scholar and an athlete As one of the founder members of the Brology Club Toms enthusrasm w as recognrzed when hrs classmates elected hrm Presrdent of he Club Haxrnb one of the hrghest scholastrc rverages rn the Class Tom won scholarshrps to the Unrversrty of Pennsylvanra and also to Prrnceton where he wrll 50 next year It was not for nothrng, that Tom earned the sobrrquet of Var srty for a short perusal of the Football and Basket ball artrcles wrll grve evrdence of hrs athletrc prowess On the Barnes Memorral Freld hrs tenacrty and resolute determrnatron led hrm to star on what was at the begrnnrng of the season a rather rnexperrenced team Whrle rnsrde the Memorral Gymnasrum he led the Varsrty Basketball team to second place rn the Trr State League Always full of confidence Tom rnsprred hrs team mates to x rctory and also hrs rrvals rn brology to try and beat hrm Next Fall as he steps on to the Prrnceton Campus we trust that the success that he has experrenced here wrll be prualent rn hrs scholastrc md athletrc abrlrtres rn that frmous unrxersrty ROBERT BLINDER Comrng to The Gunnery from Brooklrne Massa chusetts rn hrs Sophomore year Bob has become the greatest morale rarser rn the Senror Cl rss Always wrth .1 smrle on hrs face Bob s rmrtrtrons of erry Lewrs w rll lonp remarn rn the mrnds of hrs classmates and one rrr partrcular wrll remarn rn the mrnd of Mr Anderson As well as berng, on the Copy Staff of the newspaper Bob also showed great actrng, abrlrty rn hrs portrayal of Lreutenant Thomas Keefer rn the productron of The Carne Mutrny Court Martral Always ready to help w hen needed Bob was a very useful member of the Communrty Chest Commrttee When not otherwrse engrgbed he was enlrghtenrnb Mr Bahney on the xrr tues of abolrshrng trade urrrons rn the Boston rrer Many a pleasant afternoon was spent rn the confines of Bob s room lrstenrng to Rodgers and Hammerstern or of course Fabulous Frank When we heard that Bob spent hrs lrst two summers krllrnt, dogs and rab brts rt came as no surprrse when he announced hrs acceptance at Branders Unrversrty where he rs plan nrng 1 pre medrcrne course ICE C-4' 1 , . . 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WILLIAM COTTON DAMON II One of the few five year members of the Sen1or Class Cott crme to The Gunnery from Norwich Con necticut Lining in Hurlburt for his Senior year Cott kept his roommate pacihed by giving him free render ings of such things as Over the H1115 and Far Away Im Walk1ng and also an ar1a from Pucc1n1 some times known as You Butterfly W1th a serious love for music of any k1nd Cott vyas the mainstay of any musical organization he joined He was a member of the MUSIC Club for three years the Vespcr Choir for four years and the Glee Club for four years becoming its Business Manager 1n his final year Calso in connec tion with the Glee Club Cott was a member of the Ten Tones as well as the unior and Semor uartetsl Mrs Mercer regretted losing Cott who had distinguished himself as one of the schools keenest and most en thusiastic musicians Cott played two years on the Varsity Soccer and Hockey squ1ds His vrlue in the second bo rt vyas more thin once made apparent Wife hope that Cotts enthusiasm for all that he does will carry him through four very happy and successful years at College CHARLES ACRLR MAN CRAWFORD A resident of Wfxlton Ncxx X ork Chrrlie came to The Gunnery in his Junior year and immediately his pleasrnt character md modesty cnyelopcd him 1n 1 close circle of fr1ends Witla a yery fine bass Charlie was a mainstly of both the Vesper Choir and the Glee Club becoming Prcsrdent of the litter in his Senior year Anothcr of Ch 1rl1es officcs 111 thc cxtra curri cular field vs as the Vice Presidency of the Debating Club Besides SCI'Nl1'lg on the Library Committee Charlie also xoiced his opinions at the Current Affairs Club where he was a strong member of the II1sen hower Republican group In his second year after his 1n1t1at1on into Football Charl1e yoined the J V Soccer Squ 1d During the Winter he vyound skin and bones around anyone light enough to oppose him on the wrestling m its yyhilc throughout thc Spring he donned his white shorts to pl ty on the V Tennis squad In Br1nsmade Next Fall Clnrlre is going South of the Mason Dixon Line to attend college He IS enrolled in the Class of 1961 rt the Unix ersity of Florida fin .I w ww--' 1 ' s 2 Q . V 7 7 ' Q ' A V.. 1' I I ' 1 K i I, 1 I , 1 X 1 . z ' ' ' I ' ' 1 ,xy 'W c L I 1 I c a Q 7 X I - A ,Z - , , , N, , K , . , it r -' . . l 'Y . ' K 1 - 1 . Y 1 . I 'Y y I I Y 2 y I h A KV 1 - Y his Senior year Charlie was appointed a Monitor in . L h H L . . Y . - Y ,L 1 I 4.. 7 . , L ' , - 1 I - , . ,, . ,,, G i W K f . . 1 74 , I . A , I . xx M 1 3 ' I Y 'L I I . - I L I 2 ' t a . ' Q ' L A L L t 1 . , , 28 415 Q RICHARD DONALD GLBHARDT Coming Fist of Eden ind lerxrng behind the siuerkraut the sehnupfen the sehrekerung the schnr bellrng and all but the Gesundhert Drek exme to The Gunnery rn hrs unior yerr Our sole Mrd Westerner he soon made 1 nrme for himself rs one who appre errted some members of the 1 reulty more th in others ind to show hrs enthusr rsm for them he wrote a lrttle eolumn rn the lxltll 4 entitled BNI! By The Hmm Be eruse of hrs ioxrilrty ind ibrlrty to get along with people Drek xx is ehosen to be the President of the Second Century Committee During hrs first Footbrll se rson he xx is seriously injured rn the knee xxhreh mernt th rt he eould not eompete rn eontret sports for some time thus rt xx is xxrth prrtreular pride that he xx is rvx rrded 1V1fSlIy letter for I-loekey A representr trve rt the Northfield Conference Drek was a useful member of the Gunn Assoerxtron where hrs keen rn terest rn the sprrrturl rffurs of the school will be missed A belief rn doing thrt whreh was rrght with little regard for the consequences personal or other xxrse led to hrs eleetron rs r Senior Monitor rn Gunn Having experreneed Nexx llnglrnd Drele rs returning to the Mrd West to attend the Unrxersrty of Wrseon sin rn the Fall FREDERICK SEXTON FIELDS Fred came to The Gunnery from Chatham, New ersey in his unior year and within two years set up 1 record of which any of us could be proud. Of fear- less disposition, Fred enjoyed his prime as 'r debater for no mrtter xxhrt the odds he never gwe up thus he xx as rble to leid the debrtrng team to an undefeated season A xery effective sperlxer Fred tempered hrs pronouncements xxrth re rson thus hrs value as Presr dent of the Current Affurs Club and as a mediator xx rs rnestrmable If he xx is not leidrng rn the Field of extrr eurrrculxr ietrvrtres Fred was out on the soecer field or on the basketbill floor or on the Baseball dir mond playing enthusrlstre rlly As Crptarn of the Vir srty Soecer squad he exemplified excellent Sportsman ship ind led a very rnexperreneed squad to a fine vrc tory xx hrch came it the end of 1 season of defeats A very fine short stop Fred s holrse erres of encourage ment will not soon be forgotten Whether eulogrzrng on the Chatham 60117167 or blby srttrng Fred was a constant source of encouragement to hrs fellow stu dents It was with greit ple xsure that we learned that Fred xxas going to Hrnover next Fall to fulfill hrs acceptance rn the Class of 1961 at Dirtmouth Fred xx is lrst seen lervrng the ermpus with 1 large sun floxx er rn hrs lapel 014 fggxnflm -CS J , 1 . . . 4 4 4 4 4 , 4 44 4 - 4 , 4 4 4 , 4 , 4 4 1 1 'L 4 4 4 4 . 1 , ,- , 4 4 ,' ,. 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' 4 1 K - ,. , - , . . , 4 4 . , 4. 4 - 4 - 4 - . 4 4 1 , 4 'ik-I-I RICHARD HUSON HART Our only representative from Color rdo Dick soon won m rny new friends through hrs very pleasant per sonrlrty 1 person rlrty thrt mrde him one of the most populrr members of the student body With a keen mrny trips to New Hrxen while brek rt school there vrere ne rrly ilu rys some melodrous tones issuing, forth from hrs room rn Gibson A four ye rr member of the Second Century Committee it has been rumored thrt Drek rs going., to become M rsten Gregory s public relr tions rssrstmt Hrxrnt, r penetrating scientific mind Dick used rt beirttrnigly rt both the unror Philosophy Club and rt the Current Affrrrs Club to such an ex tent that he became Vrce President of the latter club Unfortunately only those rt the Lake saw Dick during, the Spring rprrt from hrs oeelsronal returns to the Rifle Club It w rs with Ere rt pleasure thrt we learned th rt Dick was to crrry on a frmrly tradition by enter ing Yale in the Fall 30 GORDON WESCOTT HALL No ride in the breadwagon was ever complete without the impromptu dramatizations of Gordie and Foof Although he thoubht he could sing hrs talents lay elsewhere He not only reported news as the Sports Editor of the GIl7Z7Z67y Near but also made sports news by playing Varsity Football Basketball and Baseball As fr Senior he was elected Captain of Mr Buxtons Diamond squad and rn many fr game contributed his Fine pitching: ability In hrs capacity as Captain of the term he served on the Athletic Council The Brolopy Club benefitted from hrs secre tarral services as well as from hrs expert knowledge of wood lore displayed 'rs he blazed the trarl on the Club S prcnrc He also held the Club s record for the best tast ing shrska bob cooked over fr candle flame The halls of Gibson wrll never 151111 echo hrs famous laugh as Gordre eontrnues hrs education 'rt Colby College i ,. 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'z t ' ' A' - 'Wifi Q ROBERT PARKIN JOHNSON A player wearrng the Brrgantrne Yankee Tshrrt was seen hurtlrng clown the rrght wrng to save the day for Gunnery Thus Robert johnson drstrngurshed hrm self on the Soccer freld Bob also drstrngurshed hrmself as the only member of the Class of 1957 to have taken a year off from school durrng whrch he was dorng a spot of messrng about rn boats One of the cleverest scrence brarns rn the school Bob was often heard drs catdrng Boyles Law for the sake of convrncrng hrs roommate and Mrke Parewonsky that rt was not mor ally wrong for the laundry to come back on Saturday when he had put hrs d1rty clothes out on Thursday Bob was one of those boys who drd a great deal rn the background to keep the school workrng smoothly Whrle not many people recognrzed rt hrs work as stage manager rs worthy of specral mentron Though hrs love for Drxreland may have drrven hrs dormrtory mad Bob wrll always be remembered for hrs actrve phrlosophrc and materral ard to the school Many of the senrors have become extremely envrous upon learn rng that rnstead of attendrng college, Bob wrll be aboard the Yankee on rts last round the world trrp Followrng thrs fabulous experrence he plans to enter R PI JOHN ROTEN HERZIG A New Yorker resrdrng rn Grbson John was per haps the most rndrvrdual member of the Senror Class never afrard to state hrs oprnrons no matter what the srtuatron may have been Occasronally wrrtrng a letter to the Edrtor of the Near ohns drverse oprnrons were too often destroyed by the edrtor s tactful ax and as a result they never went beyond the confines of hrs own dormrtory and the Phrlosophy Club I-lavrtrg an rntellrgence quotrent of Consrderable magnrtude ohn confused many an opponent on the debatrng rostrum wrth hrs sharp perceptron and devastatrng rebuttal A fervent Democrat ohn never backed down from hrs belrefs desprte overwhelmrng Republrcan opposrtron Moreover hrs farth rn Democracy was evrdent rn hrs posrtron as a leader of the movement to make the Student Councrl more democratrc A frrst class athlete cer Team and as a defenseman on the Varsrty Basket bal Team As a three year member of the Varsrty Ten nrs Team john turned to hrs adeptly strategrcal attack to drstrngursh hrmself as one of the Hnest tennrs play ers of hrs class rn the East Wrth such a record as thrs rt rs hard to see how john could rncur anythrng except success on the Trrnrty campus 4336 'U 5 2 x r ' ' ' ' - 1 ff ct . , . ' . , I WL. rauy , HJ ', V. .. F , john earned a letter as a full-back on the Varsity Soc- . . . gs. P pk . , ' . . .' A A If 3 f W fit 'Q 'KIUW' MERRILL KIRK DAVID LINDSAY Lrnds harlrrrg from North Branford Connectrcut was one of those boys who drd a great deal for the school whrle remarnrng rn the background Due to hrs excellence rn keeprng accounts organrzed at the Book and Athletrc Stores for Mr Whrttall orgarrrzrng and supervrsrng teas for teams and helprng xxrth numerous odd lobs Daxe was rewarded by berng appornted a Senror Monrtor rn Hurlburt Contrnurng hrs forte for admrnrstratron Dawe was Thrrd Team Baseball Mana get as well as Manager of the Varsrty Soccer and Bas ketball Squads In the academrc field Dave more than once caused Prrnceton to thrnk twrce when he elucr dated some of hrs rnterpretatrons of Dostoyevsky We shall alvsays remember Dare for hrs keen sense of humor for the frrendly way rn whrch he used to tell us that we had no marl and for hrs keen perceptron whrch wrll carry hrm to success on the Yale campus next year ANTHONY LAURANCE KEATING Marntarnrng the cosmopolrtan atmosphere of the In frrmary Tony was the class sole representatrxe from South of the Equator One of the more vocrferous members of the Current Afffrrrs Club Tony was the greatest exponent of caprtalrsm rn the school Whrle rn prrvate he contented hrmself by drscussrng wrth hrs roommate such legal srtuatrons as the rrght of Navy captarns to try murders outsrde U S terrrtorral waters Naturally an avrd member of the Phrlosophy Club Tony also jorned the Musrc Club and was once heard to applaud Brfrrlowskr s art as berng real cool Havrng a robust anatomy Tony played JV Football and Soc cer before turnrng to the Woods Crew Durrng hrs last term Tony went out for Crew and towed rn the fourth boat Hrs frne record at The Gunnery has earned hrm Unrversrty ,PWC If ff-I!! I ,M f I hw C V .fx r ' 1 , 1 I l 1 . C ,, I 3' L K . 7 rg . . . , , . . ' a position in the college of his Hrst choice-Columbia H - un, - ' Y ' -. V V Y . L . . 7 K ,I . V. ' . , I yt . . . . . y Y re 14 g . j a, Y 7 U 7 S' Y 32 ,f JJ . 4 's ,h c FV' WILLIAM HARADLN MAXNWLLL Our only representative from the Pine Tree State Bill made a name for himself wlaen hc won the Edward fulness courtesy and frrendlrncss w hrch won him this prrze have also gained hrm many friends during has three years at The Gunnery Because of hrs genuine rnttrest rn good music Brll w as elected to the positron of President of the Music Club where he drd a very efficient job not only rn rncrt asrng the membership of the club but also rn introducing for the first time Underclassmen representatracs At the end of hrs un ror year Brll was elected Editor rn Chief of the school Yearbook a task which he undertook with hrs usual enthusiasm This was another field rn w hrch Brll fur thered hrs belief rn democracy by electing Underclass men to the staff of the Red and Gray When he was not acting to get a new Senior privilege taking library duty or marntarnrng order as a Senior Monitor rn Cottage Bill was to be seen playing soccer or tennrs Next year Bill rs to go back to the North to Vermont to be more precise to take up hrs positron in the Class of 1961 at Middlebury PAUL SEVERIN MARSTED A socialite from New Haven Sev came to The Gun- nery in his unior year and began a short but lively career punctuated by the snorts of Ferrari Mondiales and incessant telephone calls from a certain young lady at home Always impeccably dressed Sev con trary to public oprnron did not change hrs watchband every week A staunch member of the Current Affairs Club Sev also catered to hrs music al taste by partrcrpat rng rn both the Music Club and the Glee Club An able journalist Sev was on the masthead of the Near as well as serving as Sports Editor of the Ref! and Gray Through this positron he was largely responsible for the design of the new format for the Varsity sports Translating hrs literary abrlrty into something more tangible Sev could be seen playing left wing on the Varsity Soccer squad playing on tlae right wing on the Varsrty Hockey squad and driving the ball reasonably straight on the Golf squad Next year Sev rs going to attend Hamilton rn New York 5- 'tr' ,.' 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L ' D Y ' . t ' . 1 Y , . , , . 7 , . 2 . 33 il CHARLES THOMAS OCONNELL Tom harlrng from Ansonrr left the brass for the verdancy ofX'Xf.1sh1ny,ton yy ay brtk rn 1933 Srnce then he has lent hrs yarred abrlrtres to many actrvrtres Par trcrpatrng rn the Dr rmatrcs Club he had one of the leadrng parts rn the productron of My Three Angels and later rn hrs last year he portrayed the part of a srlent judge rn The Carne Mutrny Court Martral Fond of expressrng, hrs oprnrons Tom held the floor durrng the drstussron on trade unrons at the Current Affarrs Club even to the extent that he aroused the rre of Mr Bahney Durrny, hrs unror year Tom was elect ed to the Press Club Athletrcrlly Tom conducted hrs exercrse rn a lersurely fashron compatrble wrth hrs cor pulence for many an afternoon was spent on the skat mg., pond or on the golf course Next year Tom plans to enter the Class of 1961 at Fordham DAVID EDWARD OBERWEISER Orrynrnally from Wrsctrnsrn Obre was another member of the Cl rss termrnatrng our years at The Gunnery durrng whrth trme he got wrser and wrser Takrny, adx antage of the vyrde scope avarlable rn ath letrcs Obre played Football Soccer Basketball Base ball Tennrs Crew and Golf In the scholastrc freld many a French IV class was delrghted when Obre vrhrpped out hrs pocket drctronary to ascertain the meanrny, of some of Mr Wlrrttalls French jokes Meanwhrle at the Iunror Phrlosophy Club he was a yery necessary contrrbutor and rn hrs last year as a member of the Current Affarrs Club he was to be found rn the ranks of the Republrcan Tyrants Fol lowrng hrs passron for hot rods he spent hrs Thursday afternoons wrth the Automotrve Club Few realrzed that as hrs foot tapped to thc syncopatrons of the All Stars he was readrny, Srmenon rn the orrgrnal Desert boots brref case br focals these are the attrr butes that wrll always remrnd us of Obre as well as the trarts that wrll portray hrm rn a new envrronment at Brown next Fall M5 pm ou' 1 . ,,-A , V b r . . 1 iw! 1 - 4 A 1 ' ' . . . . ,, . ,, P .J , ',:'., ' 7 J- ' . . 7 1 . f t . 1 ' fr' H., 4 7 4 ' r ' 1 r 4 4 ' ' ' 1 ' ,. , 4 l t . , 4 , 1. 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I J . - . 1 , L . , . 1 r . 1 vb- FD' MICHAEL ALBERT PAIEWONSKY Mrke wrth the longest harr rn the Senror Class was often seen wrth hrs head burred rn a Poetrc anthology or explarnrng hrs lttest phrlosophy to hrs fellow Grb sonrtes Havrng led the unror Phrlosophy Club for three years rt was 1 foregone conclusron that Mrke should become one of the leaders of the Senror Phrloso phy Club Comrng from the Vrrgrn Islands Mrke was one of the prrncrpals on the Decoratron Commrttee for the Senror House Party grvrng much firsthand rn formatron on the art of Troprcal decoratron Wrth a keen rnterest rn the Arts Mrke spent much of hrs re laxatron rn thc Art Studro or lrstenrng to records rn the McCutcheon Lounge Athletrcally Mrke played thrrd and fourth term football JV Hockey and Ten nrs after vshrch he lorned the Wrmods Crew where he got much rnsprratron for hrs admrrable contrrbutron to The Stray Sho! BRUCE STEPHENSON OWEN Comrng to The Gunnery rn hrs Senror year Bruce hrd the drstrnctron of berng the sole representatrve from the Golden State Undoubtedly the socral leader of the Class Bruce xx rs always surrounded by a bevy of admrrrng grrls rt the school dances where he often started to grxe some of hrs own varratrons of the Charleston Wrtlu hrs easy frrendly and srncere man ner Bruce won mrny frrends on campus and judgrng by hrs marl every mornrng many off campus lt wrll be fr long trme before Mr Bahney forgets the blazrng eyes of thrs Calrfornr tn denouncrng F D R As Chfurman of the Decoratrons Commrttee for the Senror House Party Bruce put rn long hours wrth the Faculty Ad vrsors to decrde on the Fm rl appear tnce of McCutcheon Lounge Furthermore hrs work rn the field of creatrve art rn the Kempton Art Room was of such a hrgh calrbre that rt earned the admrrrtron of hrs fellow students Playrng number three on the hrghly success ful Varsrty Tennrs Sextet Bruce was an rntegral part of thrs the most successful of Varsrty sports Though hrs retrrrng hour must have averaged 1 00 A M Brucre never qurte got over the fact th rt he had so much work to do Havrng seen enough of the backward East Bruce rs returnrng to the West coast to College to complete hrs educatron before becomrng an archr 1 I 'ww' . 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Y u . , 1 'l , . , , ' 1 r r 7 f L ' rw IACK ARNOLD PERRX Onee tl1e l1OIT1L of M 18011 5 Shoes re 1d tl1e s1gn on 11cks door 111 the l11l1r1111ry 111115 Ifllflxllig tl1e 1151 of 1115 1tte111pt5 to xxorlx 1115 xx 15 through prep school De SPIIC attempts to L11 1et 1115 Wftbfllllg 1b1l1t1e5 on h1s eorrrdor m1tes 111 1ek5 PYILIILCS were fo1led by the 11ek of 1 xx1ll1ng p1r111er Lxen Anglo Amer1e1n re11 t1o115 xxould 11ot YLII1 to broken 111115 L1x1ng o11 1115 Lllllllf ye1r pro11t5 lLlx xx lb 1ble to prox1de eo1f1eurs for h1s school m1tes ftfter try1ng many new angles of tonsor1:1l techn1que on the sh1bby l1e1d5 of the under classmen Havmg a penchmt for photography the POSITIONS of Pre51dent of the Photogrfrphy Club 1nd Pl1otogr1phy Ed1tor of The Gznzrzuy N411 1 fell to tl1e hands of the boy from Bmdgeport A keen athlete jack p11yed jumor Varslty Footbflll for four years Basketball for three years Crew for one ye1r V Basebill for txxo ye 1r5 and V1rs1ty Wre5t11ng for one yefrr before 1o1n1ng the V1rs1ty B'1seb1ll Te1m 15 1 Mfrmger K1 po51t1on from xxl11e11 l1e vx IS 1b1e to lllg ment 1115 own contr1but1ons to the food supply 1n tl1e lnfirmiryl ln h1s f'1n.11 term We w1sl1 lack tl1e xery best of luck 1n h1s dwys II TIIDIIQ f1nd there1fter CHARLES MARVIN PERKINS JR One of the fexx four ye1r members of the C1155 Cl1arl1e e1me to The Gunnery from Rye New York Through h1s affwble mf1nner l1e xxon IT1'l1'1y frtends 'md tl11s des1r1ble buoymcy c1rr1ecl h1m through 1115 so lourn 'rt prep school Ch1r11e w1s 1 three ye1r mem ber of the Gunn Assoe11t1on becommg IIS V1ee Pre51 dent durmg h1s Senlor ,Elf Followmg 1115 forte for personal rel'1t1ons Ch1rl1e bewme tl1e Secremry of tl1e Second Century Commmee ID h1s hml year Wl1ether chattmg mth people unfortumte enough to be 111 ID the Inf1rm1ry or merely mlklng vuth 1115 roomm1te C11 1r11e d1d 1 gre If de 11 to help people no m1tter wh If problems t11ey 111d Bee 1LlSL of 11118 11nder5t1nd1ng Cl1f1r11e xx IS eleeted to tl1e Student COUIILI1 as 1 Sen1or Mon1tor lll tl1e lIll1lT11I'f, H IN 1111 undergone 1 SCYICS of muscle dexelopmg exere1se5 C111rl1e reduced h xxe1ght lllll wrestled II1 tl1e 117 U1 e11ss w1n111ng 1 Vlfblfl letter Cl11r11e 11so pl 13 ed on tl1e V1r51ty Foot 11111 lllel V ,ILIIIIIS 5q111d5 before t1k1ng up Golf 1n the Sprme, term of 1115 1151 ye 1r Next fill he IS gomg LLlL1CC1IlOI1 14 XA 'Dm Q50 fa- Q 111'Wf f 1 ,f' 1 an , 1 1 5.4 f 1 1 5 1 1 V1 N A 'Q , . kk 1 1 1 ' 4 . 1 V A ' L YL v K l g I I . , M .11 ,. 1 . fi, f' 1 . 1 1 1 1 - . . . 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GEORGL JOHN RENIN ER George drd not nccd 1 prlrndromrnous name to make hrs mark rt Thc Gunnery for he has 1dopted the polrcyf of takrng a lrttle md clorng rt extr1ordrnrrrly wcll In rthletrcs durrng the Fall Term he more than drstrngurshed hrmself rs 1 runnrng guard on the Var srty Football Squ1cl In the Sprrng Term he pl 1y ed rn the outheld of the N rrsrty Baseball Squad and got the season s hrst home run tDur1ng practrce he hrt what Mr Buxton called the longest hrt he had seen srnce the mar J Apart from 1thletrcs and runnrng the new common room George xyrll best be remembered for hrs performances rn the school plays as the m1ture N11 rl offrcer rn The Gum Mzzlzzzy CONV! M11rz11zI and as the brrllrantly controlled Basuto rn The Harry Heart Lrxrng rn Grbson xery fexy people heard hrs very com petent playrng of the gurtar to the accompanrment of hrs oxyn qurrtet xorcc yyhrch most of us heard occa sron1lly at school drnccs Next year George expects to further deyclop hrs rlrc rdy uncoy ered talents rn the n1tron s caprtal at Georgetown Unryersrty BARRY SAMUEL PROTAGE Upon cntcrrng The Gunnery rn hrs Sophomore Yelr Pro cxcrcrsed hrs yoc 11 chords rn the Vesper Chorr Thc Glcc Club and thc Commencement Chorr In the sports yxorld he spcnt mrny 1 Fall afternoon on the grrchron rs 1 membcr of the Thrrd and JV Foot ball squrcls He yy IS elected C1ptrrn of the latter and led hrs tc rm through 1 successful se 1son The baseball dramond sm hrm IS 1 squrd mcmber of the Thrrd and V te rms On the baslxetb1ll court he yorned the Thrrd Te1m rncl thcn decrdcd th1t thc pl1ce for hrm was Varsrty B1skctb11l Mrn 1ger although hell strll t1ke any bcts for nrne out of tcn from the foul lrne H seryed IS 1 member of the Second Century Commrttee as well IS the Lrbr1ry Commrttee Hrs hne record was reyerlecl by 1n rpporntment IS 1 Senror Monrtor rn Brrnsm1dc In vreyy of B1rrys hne record here he should encounter no trouble at Cornell 1 -1, ' Jsfl- '.- : 11, ., .1144- N . . , 1 1 , . . l I x mg 1 A T . 1 1 - I ... 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I ' Y , ' ' 1 '1 1 ,. 1 41 ' . . 1' ' ' 'i-3:2 HERMAN WILLIAM SHURE Com1ng from New Haven to The Gunnery 1n hlS Sophomore year B111 soon earned a reputat1on for 1n tegr1ty and 1ndustry for when B111 was glVCH a job no matter how small he would put h1s heart and soul 1nto lf As Bus1ness Manager of The Gunnery Newt B111 worked long hours addressmg newspapers and h1s ab1l1ty w1th the addressograph was cap1ta11zed on for B111 was address1ng envelopes for the Second Gunnery Comm1ttee and The Red and Gray as well When he was not stag1ng pr1ze fights B111 was probably s1ng1ng 1n the Vesper Cho1r or the Glee Club He also put h1s VOICE to good effect on the debat1ng rostrum and as a prompter for the school play Havmg a keen sense of humor B111 was always a welcome guest at any party Unfortunately 1llness prevented B111 from part1c1pat 1ng 1n any athlet1cs for the early part of the school year so he became Wrest11ng manager to keep h1m self occup1ed IH the W1nter In the Spr1ng he reta1ned h1s POSIIIOD on the Golf team ga1n1ng h1s Vars1ty letter As he goes North to Dartmouth next Fall we w1sh h1m the best of luck and success 1n h1s new surround IH s HAROLD DAVID SCOVILLE A post graduate ha1l1ng from nearby Torr1ngton Dave earned a place among h1s Classmates through h1s unassumlng manner and h1S fr1endly d1SPOSlI1OH Early 1n the year Dave undertook the yob of Typ1ng Edrtor of The Red and Gray and consequently he has seen many a thousand words pass beneath h1s finger t1ps When he was not burnlng the m1dn1ght 011 1n the Red and Gray shack Dave was to be heard a1r1ng h1s vrews at the Current Affa1rs Club where he up held the Repubhcan phalanx aga1nst the meagre Democrat1c In h1s last term he dec1ded to develop h1s vocal chords by 1o1n1ng the Glee Club He furthered h1s IDICICSE 1n mus1c through the MUSIC Club On the Soccer field he was a very potent full back playmg for the J V Squad and many an oppos1ng forward learned to regret h1s audac1ty when he came 1nto contact w1th Daves sh1ns Durrng the W1nter Dave was one of those boys who helped construct the new school com mon room In the Spr1ng he went out to Lake Wara maug and acted as Crew manager We Wlsh h1m the best of luck 1n h1s new env1ronment at Cornell next a we-is X-any 1 I I fy , ,sm ' . , -' . . . . . . 1 A . . . 7 n F ll. f f l, i s is , - I ' - , ' ' ,,'5' ll ' ' Y ' k 1. Q n 1 . . , 1 . . 1 fc A, ,Y , - , 38 5 2 '17 WILLIAM DENIO SIOESSEL B111 ha1l1ng from Fa1rf1eld Connectrcut d1v1ded h1s Sen1or year between cop1ng wrth vacrllatory accusa the V Baseball squad One of the more effervescent characters among h1s classmltes Stoss was of great value as a morale ra1ser and lf mll be a long trme be fore we forget h1s rmpromptu burlesques of the un usual 1d1osyncrac1es of several of h1s teachers and class mates A keen amtteur dramanst B111 took a part 1n the Dramatrcs Club s My Three Angels The results of Brlls Enghsh classes to vxhrch he lent a fiery spark was readxly seen ID h1s outstandrng ab1l1ty as '1 reporter for the Gunnery Near On the athlet1c fields Stoss was a consrstent and steady performer Seerng acnon on the th1rd Football Baseball and Basketball teams he soon ended up on the un1or Vars1ty Baseball and Football teams Durrng the mnter term h1s athlet1c clrmax was reached by holdmg down a posxtron on Mr Beebes Vars1ty Basketball squad Due to B1ll s f1ne record 1n the eyes of the faculty h1s career was cllmaxed by an appo1ntment to the Student Councrl as a Sen1or Monr tor If B1ll contmues h1s fine work next year at Buck nell the good luck wh1ch vue vsrsh h1m should not be needed CHARLES FERDINAND SMITH Ha1l1ng from New Haven C F came to The Gun nery 1n h1s sophomore year and 1n the course of three years has earned a reputatron as ft tenn1s player and a bus1ness manager Charl1e deserx es specral ment1on for h1s work as lJLlSlI1CSS manager s1nce he ga1ned more money from advert1s1ng and benevolent frrends of The Gunnery than any other bus1ness manager of the Red and Gmy A keen photographer Charl1e rndulged 1n h1s passron for sports cars by photographmg them at every opportunrty often at the d1scomf1ture of h1s roommate who normally rndulged 1n sleep Recognr t10n of C F s nne record came wlth h1s appo1ntment to the post of Monrtor 1n Cottage It was on the ICHHIS courts that Charl1e s athletu: ab1l1ty was fully revealed for he served on the Vars1ty Squad for three years Charl1e was also extremely agrle on skates play1ng on the Vars1ty Hockey Squad for two years In V1CW of Charl1es frne record here at Gunnery If seems need less to wrsh h1m the best of luck at Franklrn and Marshall next year 7-'fl . I L D 45 ,fuk . a of A q 1 . . l' , X . ' . . 7 . . 7 . . 7 , - - - - - ELQQM . IIOHS of Mr. Rowe and concentrat1ng on p1tch1ng for afg gea f . , . Y. Y . Q , . . 1 .' , ' . ' 1 . , . . j l V v . , ' v ' I , 9 f 7 3 1 ' Y- , I - . L Y Q , L - 39 hiv- pw 'ADW Arrrvrng at The Gunnery wrthout a bowler hat a furled umbrella and an Oxford accent Ian brought wrth hrm solely tradrtlonal Englrsh reserve This was soon lost rn a mrdst of actrvrtres rangmg from debatrng at Westover and talkmg rn chapel to actmg rn The Hasty Heart and argumg rn the McCutcheon Lounge Roommg rn the Infirmary he was one more step to wards makrng rt the cosmopolrtan dwellrng rt has come to resemble wrth rts annual batch of forergn resrdents Besrdes be1ng a constant honor roll student he par trcrpated rn the French Club the Musrc Club and the Second Century Commrttee as well as berng a reporter for The Gunnery News and holdrng the posrtron of Copy Coordrnator on the board of The Red and Gray Athletrcally Ian played rrght half on the Varsrty Soc cer Squad rn the Fall and rn the Wrnter he took up skatlng and by the Spring he had become even more comfort conscnous playmg Golf four afternoons a week As he goes home to serve the Queen rn The Krngs Own Scottlsh Borderers we wlsh htm the very best of luck DAVID DREW TURNBULL A member of the New Haven colony Dave came to The Gunnery as a Sophomore and has thenceforth played an rmportant part rn the l1fe of the school Wrth a genurne rnterest rn musrc Dave sang rn the Vesper Chorr the Commencement Chorr and the Glee Club as well as berng a member of the Musrc Club Athletr cally Dave was adaptable for after playrng on Mr Wrllcox s Hockey Squad he turned to the newly 1nst1 tuted sport of wrestlrng where he soon reaped d1v1 dends by wrnnrng a Varsrty letter As a lrne man on the Football field hrs strength and stamma were always avarlable no matter how great the cr1s1s Because of hrs quret easy frrendly manner Dave was often able to get many scoops for the Newr Dave also helped be hrnd the scenes rn the Dramancs Club often relrevrng Mr Vaughan of last mrnute delays Next year Dave IS venturlng South of the Mason Drxon to take up hrs posrtron rn the Freshman Class of the Unrversrty of North Carolrna ,psf 'Fwy Di 3 8 I Q I I . l . ' . .' 'ut' W . ' - IAN WILSON WILLIAMSON xhw tt, I -A74 :KQ ,i D 40 41' .A- Gi 'Z Z --5 is No XX'e Dnlnr Q, ft fx A F Outsl ic Rm IIIL N U rfigm' One of the Bunch X. gi' Red and Grax Slams ll-luv rflilfiflia 3-uma A 3' f ,,,...-.--an ,wg-n-v- QQQ' e Eaum, Club OUII AA. ' ' 5 f v r 'W s x ,. 'llyh s k s 1 N ' :-- 1 f f X , Q I 'Q 0 A b X Q l I .- ' . A - x f ' X xii! I if - -k 'w M -. U X ' QT if 201' 5 b xx 'P , Z , - ' r fxifa f X I f L X T4 1 - ' A ' 1 A Ani M' lt . 3 1 k ' 1- G : N ,LL 9 X I - --. X, -, -, 1 V , 4 . 1 -Y 1' Q 5 ' L ff' ! , 1 ' I h x la l' 'bf A -ix' . Y Xff' ' f' FFXI vifigiiz' A I U ' , --XZ f .' X--si, ' A -M , V . a Th f ' 3 If f , 3' ,Q f V A f ' Qi 4 - ec P , 'A Q , Q -Bbq N' ' 1 V, XA ' 1' ' 'A Gr w mg SENIOR HOUSE P RTY i yi- ffm J 5 ff-, Q XFX? f ix 1 : Ai- MN A Nfaflm iff Mu, x51 in A55 -wi i uf ,Mas 1 V 14553 42 5 his EQ' r N A xX9 H I f In 2 Uh-if Somebody s Watchlug Young f0f fi Night O Norm Socialite 1 2 M ' fy ' .7 Q . lj --Q Good Dance What! Love Birds Too Get Bad: Inside School Walk A Real Whmg Dmg When Was Thxs Taken' only Two pu person New Alumm ,r ' 8 , x ' 5 ir' wf. K M i 5 5 lf f 7 '1 E5 .91 V L 3 ng 9, 4 k Y ? 2 if , ' , , 'fi ,V 1 ,- Q V ' I I , ' UNDERCLASSMEN f,Q0 9 is messy? l X 6-1' l Archbald Arpels Benfield Brrsroll D Carlson Chubb Colman Day Dxem D115 Donahoe Edgar Emerson, P CLASS OF 1958 Freeman Greenvw ood Hlllman ennrngs Keatrng R Lackey Lrperz Lowes McCollom MCKernon Mnlron Morrrll Moseley 47 Penner Powell Raddrng Rrchman Schwabacher Sheffield Snow Sprro Tucker Wrllnams Wrlshlre, J Zersel A'-929'-'35 l I liillgllil ll E I la' 2 1 .451-'rw :ru we 'QR Allyn R Ba Bent Bradley Brxsrol H Brown Brumng Carnell Cohen Davls Dew French Hall A Hall R Hawley Helm CLASS OF 1959 Hughes G anls jones R jones W Kenna Lashar Llfschlrz Lloyd McArdle Meyer Moss Moulton Munson Pershxng Plrman Plorkm 49 Renkert Shaughnessy Smrrh M Smlth R Snyder Somervrlle Sprague Sukhum Sullrvan Tobne Upson Van Deventer von Gal Walzer Whrre Wllshxre V ,PT I P' 1- Armstrong Butler Colton Crawford J Crowell Curnmmgs Emerson, D, Gorelik Haines Herrup Howell CLASS OF 1960 Hubbard Hughes J Kaehrle Keep Krlburn Koven Krrrnsky Krodel Laclewig Marsh Miller 51 l Mrntz Mrrchell Norton Ovs en Perrrn Rrchardson Rxchrnond Senrner Sroessel, S, von Ranson W if, ...nil Rufus Allyn Harrison Ball Michael Andrew Benheld Stephen Porter Bent Thomas Chapin Braman john Carroll Brown Donald Andrews Bristoll jr Paul Cope Bruning Andrew Newbury Carnell William Cotton Damon II Christo her Finch Da P Y Martin Hassett Donahoe Ill Charles Coe Edgar Peter on Emerson Frederick Sexton Fields Dainforth Baker French Richard Donald Gebhardt Allan Brewster Greenwood Stanley Benton Hagyard Gordon Wescott Hall Christopher Kimball Hart Richard Huson Hart Samuel Waller Hawley Samuel Sherman Herru ohn Roten Herzig john Knippenberg Hillman Norman Patrick Hines George Allen Hughes oseph Paul Jennings III William Thomas Jones Ill William Davis Lackey David Edward Ladewig john Morrill Lashar, Jr. joseph Edwin Lowes, 3rd Paul Severin Marsted W'illiam Haraden Maxwell R. Michael McCollom James Faulkner McKernon Norman Ernest Morrill Nicholas Franchot Munson Bruce Stephenson Owen stt ys 932, , Q ff 2 Charles Marvin Perkins r jack Arnold Perry Barry Samuel Protage George John Renner jr Robert Rand Richmond Harold David Scoville Dennis Michael Shaughnessy George Vernon Sheflield Herman William Shure Charles Ferdinand Smith Michael Hoopes Smith Peter Hopkinson Smith Reeves Smith William Newman Smyth Daniel Mansfield Sprague George Seeber Sullivan, J . Neil McLean Tobie David Drew Turnbull Francis Hopkinson Van Deventer, jr Bleecker Rathbone Williams, Jr. lan Wilson Williamson, Esq. vii-uf, WEARERS OF THE G J liyp y I V 7 A 'If Lg' Y R W A tl 5 in l T 5 X U if' Stuff ' g. s QQ it 1 . ' 'lf' 1 . , ,jg U . . ,JL V J P 5 . J 7, 'H SPGRTS VARSITY FODTBALL Scoreboard Gunnery ....................,....................... O Kent ..4.........,.................................... 41 Gunnery .........................,.................. 15 Canterbury ....................................... 55 Gunnery ............................................ 15 Berkshire .......................................... 26 Gunnery .................,.......................... 12 Pomtret ............................................ 51 Gunnery Trmtty Pawltng Gunnery Hopkms Grammar Gunnery South Kent 'fm -09 we 2 1 er- Q '49-Pr 41' JJ' VARSITY IOOTBALL SQUAD Front rom left to rt hr Smsrh Renner Haggard Hmes Hall G Captam Mehus Braman Sm1th P Hart C Nltbrlde Turnbull Second ron Perkms Wllsblre J Smxth C Emerson P Dax Donahoe Shetield Brovrn J Jenmngs Morrlll Wllshlre Y McCollom Barber Lashar Bark ron Mr Beebe Manager Carnell Shure Lowes Br1stoll D Smlth M Wlll13mS Helm Nianager Llfschltz Mr Golembeslxe 54 REVIEW With a good crop of returnrng Varsrty and JV Football squad members the two coaches had a strong foundation to work upon The lme was heavrer than last year and the backfield had great potennal But rn games the team was slow off the mark and havrng the upper hand many trmes failed to take full advantage The final aggregate of two wrns and five defeats rs not truly representative of a team whrch although strrclten wrth rnjurres maintained hrgh morale throughout the season It rs partrcularly significant that the team won the last two games of the season after five losses Gunnery opened the season with a home game agamst a more powerful and hrghly trained Kent team After seven hard hrttrng plays Kent made the first of a serres of touchdowns which led to a half time score of 21 0 The second half started favorably for Gunnery when Gordre Hall made a 20 yard end run quickly fol lowed by the powerful penetratron of Norm Hines and Pete Smrth catchmg well placed passes from Tom Bra man Later after a fumble the opposing hne stalled the Red and Gray s offensive untrl the fourth quarter when rt was too late to make an apprecrable drfference to the score of 41 0 On Saturday October 13 Gunnery suffered a 35 13 defeat agamst Canterbury rn what proved to be a hot tempered and hrghly contested game In the first period Gunnery s determmed attack was duly crowned by a touchdown by Gordre Hall the extra point bemg blocked by a strong Canterbury defence More evrdent rn the second perrod Canterbury with qutck passmg and fast runnlng scored 20 points Rising penaltres motivated the Gunnery team into an aggressrve fourth quarter the hne hrt harder and the tackling became more determmed during this period john Lashar broke through for a touchdown making the final score 35 13 In the seasons thrrd encounter any Red and Gray optrmrsm was dashed by the strong Berkshire advance As agamst Canterbury the team once more falled to master an 1nfer1or lrne and thus allowed the opposing backfreld to consrstently push over for great garns Fall ure to get off the mark put Gunnery 20 pomts down at the half In the second half the plays were more success ful and Tom Braman completed a 30 yard pass to Gordre Hall who scored At the change of the quarters once more Tom Braman connected this time wrth Pete Sheffield who went over for a touchdown Gordre Hall completed the krck makmg the final score 26 13 rn Berkshire s favor Travellrng to Pomfret Gunnery won the toss for the first time but a fumble on the kick off was he first of a serres of setbacks that plagued the Red and Gray through most of the first half Rallyrng in the second half Gunnery scored on a pass from john Lashar to Kim Hart but time runnmg out on the Pomfret 10 yard hne prevented a second Gunnery score Lapsrng rn the third perrod Gunnery failed to prevent two more Pomfret touchdowns Later John Lashar threw a pass to Jack Brown and Ben Hagyard barged through for 75 yards makmg the final score 31 12 In their last home game Gunnery farled to master Trrnrty Pawlrng s deceptive splrt T formatton and went down to defeat for the fifth time Gunnery s pos session of the ball was short lived for by the end of the first quarter Gunnery was trailing by two touchdowns By the half the TP quarterback had made a connectron for a touchdown and with seconds to go rn the first half receiving a pass from John Lashar Gordre Hall made Gunnery s only score Playrng a wide open game Gunnery held the score down untrl the last quarter when a 40 yard TP run made the final score 31 6 It was rn the Hopkins Grammar game that Gun nery excelled Evenly matched for the first quarter Gunnery was put ahead by Tom Braman s pass to Gor dre Hall who streaked 15 yards for a touchdown Hop kms retaliated making their only score from an end run A grrmly determined Gunnery team took the field rn the second half Hopkins soon felt the rmpact of the Red and Gray attack when Tom Braman connected with Pete Sheflield who made another touchdown Gordre Hall kicked the extra point and followed thrs later by zrpprng around the end for another Gunnery score Movmg the ball at wrll Ben Hagyard scored for Gunnery from the frve yard hne off guard Final score 2 6 Supported by the whole school the Red and Gray went to South Kent determmed to round off the season with a vrctory South Kents rnrtral touchdown in the first period was countered by Ben Hagyard drrvmg off tackle and makmg a spectacular 74 yard run for a touchdown Gordre Hall smashed through the line makmg the score 7 6 In the last minutes South Kent was wrthrn the Gunnery 10 yard line but a sturdy de fence and the clock saved defeat Captamrng a losing team Fred Melrus showed his magnnticent morale rarsrng faculty rn the final vrctorres Under hrs able leadership the team cohered and showed its true form when rt had settled down from the rn juries rncurred early tn the season .. , a a ' , . . 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JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Scoreboard Gunnery Trrnrty Puxlrng Gunnery 6 Canterbury Gunnery Stlrsbury Gunnery I7 Berkshrre Gunnery U I Westmrnster Gunnery 76 South Kent Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Front rovr left to rrbht Lacleex Shaughnessy Davrs Renkert Brunrng, Captarn Protage Perry Ladewrg Rrchman Arpels Moulton Back row Mr Benellr Krlburn Prtman Owen B Sprro McArdle Keatrng, R Freeman Hall A Penne: Moseley Munson Mr Haddrcl-X THIRD TEAM FOOTBALL Scoreboard Westmrnster Mrllbrook Canterbury South Kent Rumsey Hall Gunnery South Kent Berkshrre Wooster Tr1n1ty Pavslrng O Salrsbury Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery THIRD TEANI FOOTBALL-Front row left to right: Mitchell. Ixenna, Richardson Tucker Owen T, Armstrong Captain White Carlson, Archbald Schwabacher von Gal Richmond Somerville Back row: Nlr. Renl-tert Emerson D. Colton, Kaehrle Keep Nfintz von Ranson Krodel MOSS Hubbard Cohen Marsh jones W. Manager Butler Mr. Rowe. Gunnery Gunnery Grnnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery ....... Gunnery ....... r f ' f I 4 If K a - Av J Q 3 5. 1 Jiri nl' , 1 VARSITY SOCCER Scoreboard l Lenox 0 Canterbury 0 Choate 2 Kingswood 1 Berkshire 4 Litchfield 5 Trinity-Pawling 2 Taft J.V. 4 W'estminster 1 Windsor Mountain 0 Hopkins Grammar VARSITY SOCCER SQUAD--Front row, left to right: Williamson, Damon Hillman Benfield Sullivan, Captain Fields, Ball, Van Deventer, Herrup, jones, R., Herzig. Back row Mr Willcox Snow, Marsted, Warner, Dils, Greenwood, Allyn, L,, Bent, Plotkin, Manager Tobie 60 REVIEW Wrth fifty three boys out for Soccer the coaches soon whrttled the two squads down to a more work able size after a strenuous two weeks of calrsthemcs during which the more robust members went off to the woods wrth Mr Vaughan Wrth only two returnrng lettermen-Cotton Damon and Fred Fields Mr Will cox soon had a Varsrty squad that more than made up for tts lack of experrence and skrll with enthusiasm and effort Although the figures seem very unrmpres srve they belle the true performance of the Big Red for rn almost every game the forwards well supported by the half backs pushed deep rnto the opposing de fense only to be thwarted by near misses or superb goal keepers such as Choate possessed Apprehensrve of their first league game Gunnery managed to hold the Black and Yellow of Lenox back until the thrrd quarter when Chaunsey Britton tallied two goals to be countered by Pete VanDeventer s lone goal thus reversing Gunnery s 1955 wrn Resplendent rn their new red and gray striped shirts Gunnery took the field agarnst Canterbury for their first away match Non plussed by a very well organ ized Spanish speakrng forward lrne the Wrllcoxmen found themselves scooped time and agarn only to be saved by the agrle cat like actrons of goalie Sam Her rup Holdmg Canterbury scoreless through the first perrod the Gunnery defence rrddled with holes let through two goals before half trme Thereafter Gun nery offered no serious threat and had rt not been for the spasmodrc protectron of backs Cort Damon John Herzrg and John Hrllman the deficrt might have been greater than 4 0 Back rn Washrngton the Brg Red suffered rts third defeat at the hands of an aggressrve Choate J V losing 3 0 Strll the team was lackmg co-ordination and skill whrch could only come from practrce The Choate for wards gave a prevrew of the final outcome by scormg two goals rn the first eleven mrnutes of the game Be fore the Parent s Day crowd the Big Red for the frrst time showed its true colors by a magnrfrcent rally at the end of the game when surely the clock saved Krngswood from defeat But once more Gunnery suf fered a defeat 4 2 wrth Pete VanDeventer and Fred Fields scormg Moving out of the state the Red and Gray after a very altercatrous game on a small sandy soggy pitch was handed its fifth strarght defeat by a lightly burlt Berkshlre team 3 1 Captain Fred Frelds averted the threat of a shutout by blasting a penalty shot past the Berkshrre goalie rn the last perrod On a very damp mrsty day the Red and Gray tra veled to Lrtchfield where after a very fast game vrc tory was retarned by the brrllrant defensive play of rn srde jerry Sullivan Elated by therr 4 3 win confidence was restored to the Gunnery team Desprte a trghtenrng of the Gunnery defence Trrn rty Pawlrng handed Gunnery its seventh defeat Fred Fields scored twrce rn the second half then erry Sul lrvan equalrzed the score rn the thrrd perrod A draw was averted by T Ps final goal 1n the fourth quarter Vrsrtrng Watertown Gunnery handed the Taft JV a 2 0 defeat After this game Mr WIHCOX was heard to say to the opponents I know how you feel to lose Mike Benfield and Fred Fields msured the victory helped along by Sam Herrups thirteen saves Back home the Wrhcoxmen rnfluenced by the rn clement weather and the quicker thrnkrng of the Westminster team suffered a defeat desprte the oppo- srtrons very weak defence jerry Ball scored twice and jerry Sullivan and Fred Fields helped to make up the short srde of a 5 4 defeat Playrng rts thrrd game rn a week Gunnery lost to Windsor Mountarn 3 l John Herzrg and goalie Sam Herrup worked hard to lrmrt the opposltron while Jerry Sullivan tallied The Gunnery s sole goal Determrned to break the all time goal record Cap tam Fred Frelds led the Gunnery team on to the Hop kms Grammar field at New Haven for the last match of the season The Hopkins forwards and strong wrnd completely outclassed the Gunnery team whrch only penetrated the Hopkrns defence about four trmes It IS to Sam Herrup that the team owes its thanks for such a small defeat 4 0 Desprte the figures the team owes a debt to therr very able captain Fred Frelds for his perseverance and determination rn leading a team of novices One other team member deserves mention for hrs outstandrng defensive play as goalre Sam Herrup - Y , , ' 1 1 1 1 , s ' Q , . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' . , - , . - . 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T ff Use Your Head Ball pl Behmd You Fred Coach and Captam Sudden Meeung Fxelds Mr Wnllcox Gunnery s Lme m Amon 'JV UNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Scoreboard Gunnery Trrntty PlVlllf1fD Gunnery MlllbflXDlx Gunnery Canterbury Gunnery Canterbury Berkshtre Millbrook Gunnery Gunnery 431 gullflr Gu-urn, :umm an 99153, um' will f-.-...N JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Front row, left to tlght Mrlton, Edgar, French, Snyder, Crawford, C Krrmsky, Gorelrk, jams, Colman, CCapta1nJ OConnell, Scovxlle, Obervxerser, Allyn, R, johnson Meyer, Bnstol, H, Crowell Back row, left to rrght Mr Whnttall, Smrth, R, Hughes, G, Lrpetz Raddmg, Chubb, Upson, Sentner, Lloyd, Zersel, Norton, Manager Povs ell 65 Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery VARSITY BASKETBALL Scoreboard Trlnrty Pawlxng Kent Hotchkrss Westmrnster Canterbury Berkshire Ta t Hopkrns Hotchkrss Kent Canterbury Mrllbrook Trrnrry Pawlrng Choate Ta t Berkshrre 30510 Nba A ulmfny NR ,utr N iii hh - SQUAD Front row, left to rrghr Hall, G , Herzrg, Ball, Braman CCapta1nJ, Sheiiield, Lackey Back row Mr Beebe, Shaughnessy, Fxelds, Hrllman, Smlth, P , Protage CManagerD REVIEW The 1956 Varsrty Basketball Team frnrshed a suc cessful season by capturrng second place rn the Trr State League wrth a record of twelve wrns and four de eats Wrth hrgh hopes rrdrng on therr returnrng lettermen Captarn Tom Braman jack Brown and Pete Sheffield Gunnery traveled to Trrnrty Pawlrng for the first game of the season However Gunnerys herght drd not as sert rtself and the Red and Gray was defeated 62 31 wrth Braman hrttrng for eleven pornts as the games hrgh scorer In the second league game of the year Gunnery be hrnd seven pornts at the half outscored Kent by nrne teen pornts rn the second half to wrn 43 31 jerry Ball and Braman led the scorrng wrth thrrteen and eleven pomts respectrvely followed by Brown Lackey and Herzrg wrth srx pornts aprece Playrng therr best game to date the Red and Gray were edged out by a strong Hotchkrss frve 54 44 on the vrctors court jerry Ball wrth seventeen pornts and Tom Braman wrth frfteen pomts led the losers rn the scorrng column Insprred by Dennrs Shaughnessy playrng rn hrs frrst Vatsrty game after berng called up from the jayvees Gunnery trounced Westmrnster rn a non league en wrth nrneteen pornts followed by Braman wrth seven teen pornts and Shaughnessy wrth erght pornts The Red and Gray traveled to Canterbury to wrn therr second leage game by smotherrng the home team 67 35 Jerry Ball led the scores wrth twenty four pornts Tom Braman jack Brown and John Herzr had four teen ten and erght pomts respectrvely Gunnery dropped a hard fought game to Berkshrre 52 50 rn what proved to be a very rmportant loss at the end of the season Berkshrre s twelve pornt lead at half trme was just too large to overcome For the losers Ball had nrneteen pornts Braman twelve and Lackey seven As jerry Ball scored the last of hrs twelve pornts wrth five seconds left rn the game Gunnery won rts thrrd league game from Taft 56 55 jack Brown besrdes scorrng eleven pomts sparked the Red and Gray to a well deserved vrctory wrth hrs excellent reboundrng Wrthout the servrces of the hrgh scorrng center erry Ball Gunnery dropped a 49 36 decrsron to Hop kms Grammar Hrgh scorer Dennrs Shaughnessy who sunk fifteen pornts was the only brrght spot rn an oth erwrse dull game An rnsprred Gunnery five avenged therr earlrer loss to Hotchkrss by defeatrng them 61 59 thrs trme on Gunnery s court The Beebemen drsplayed fine all around team play that was to characterrze them rn the latter part of the season Braman was hrgh scorer wrth twenty two pornts followed by Ball wrth fifteen Braman Ball and Lackey sunk twenty five thrrteen and nrne pornts respectrvely rn Gunnerys 61 41 con quest over Kent The Red and Gray led from the open rng buzzer as they chalked up therr easrest wrn of the year Sparked by Captarn Braman who scored twenty srx pornts Gunnery won therr srxth league game from Canterbury 55 49 The Beebemens brg center jerry Ball was runner up rn the scorrng wrth fourteen pomts Unable to cope wrth the grant lrke herght of the home team Gunnery was easrly defeated by Mrllbrook 51 33 rn a non league encounter Once agarn Tom Braman was the games top scorer wrth srxteen pomts Meetrng fifteen game wrnner Trrnrty Pawlrng the Red and Gray played rts best game all season and won 58 46 Guards Herzrg and Lackey made set shot after set shot as they kept the mrddle open for the games hrgh scorer Braman Agarn Gunnery demonstrated fine all around team play rn defeatrng one of the finest teams rn the League the Beebemen were vrctorrous by 66 53 Tom Braman had hrs hrghest pornt total of the year when he scored twenty erght pornts whrle Ball hrt for srxteen ln therr second encounter wrth Taft the Brg Red put on a final two mrnute rally to wrn by srx pornts 5145 Even though therr reboundrng was poor the Gunnery live managed to wrn therr erghth league game berng sparked by Sophomore jack Brown In a contest whrch the Beebemen had to wrn rn order to garn a second place tre wrth Hotchkrss rn the Trr State League Gunnery defeated a stubborn Berkshrre contrngent 71 66 Although they were twenty pomts behrnd rn the thrrd perrod the Brg Red rallred to wrn Captarn Tom Braman wound up hrs promrnent bas ketball career at the Gunnery by scorrng twenty three pornts thus rnsurrng hrs first place rn the scorrng table Jerry Ball had seventeen pomts to make hrm the second hrghest scorer for the season jack Brown whose re boundrng was rnvaluable to the team had twelve pomts The team showed much sprrrt and rmprovement thrs year and wrth most of the team returnrng the pros pects for a Trr State League Champronshrp next year look good f . - 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' , ' . 1 ' a ' ' ' J . . , , 3 5 7 - ' . A , . 3 . . . ' . 1 . counter 61-33. Ball agarn held hrgh-scorrng honors The last non-league game was at Choate, rn whrch 3 - I - ' Y y 9 - - ' 7 7 9 ' Y , . - ,, . . . . . . , , I 1 - - . 7 1 ' ' r ' 9 ! ' . . . I . , . . , i J 1 ' 5 2 . 7 ' . 1 , ' , , - , . . I 67 Nz 'ia Herzxg Guard Lackey Guard Ball Center Brown J Forward Braman Capt Forward 68 u1 'f1z ' I o I Y S 7' Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Scoreboard Trlnlty Pwtllny, Kent Hotchkrss Westmnnster Canterbury Berkshrre Ta t I-Iopkrns Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Hotchkrss Kent Canterbury Trmlty Pawlmg Choate Ta t Berkshrre X Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery 542: 1 V'-i Sprague Back rovs CManagerJ SQUAD Front rom left to rlght Ladewrg Brunxnb freeman Sullxvan CCapta1nD Carnell Renkert Mr Buxton Spnro von Gal H ll A Tucker Rrchman Armstrong Zersel THIRD TEAM BASKETBALL Scoreboard Washrngton HSJV unror Republrc Canterbury Trrnrty Pawlmgj Kent Westmnnster Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Canterbury St Marys Trrnrty Pawlnng junnor Repubhc St Mary s nom . G f um ...' ,f 51 srl' 1, Ks SQUAD-Front row, left to right: Herrup, von Ranson, Janis, Emerson, P. 4CaptainJ. Moulton, Bradley, Mr. Swigart. Back row: Krimsky, Cohen, Mitchell, Chubb, Penner, Dils, Mlller, Colton. VARSITY HOCKEY Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Scoreboard Canterbury Mxllbrook Tr1n1ty Pawhng Canterbury Sahsbury Tr1n1ty Pawhng Hopkrns Berkshlre Westmlnster Hotchklss Kent Sahsbury , 9: A2542 an SQUAD Front rovn, left to right Lashar, Bent, Smxth, C , Smyth fCapta1nj Bnstoll D Benneld Gebhardt Back row Alls n, R CManager9, Lowes, Pershmg, Smnth, M , Damon Day Edgar Marsted Van Deventer, Mr Golembeske 72 REVIEW Wrth last year s two h1gh scorers Charl1e Sm1th and ohn Lashar Capra1n B111 Smyth 1n the goal and l1ne man Cotton Damon the only return1ng lettermen Mr Golembeske s VZISIIY Hockey Squad comp11ed a 2 7 5 record In the1r open1ng game of the season the VHISIIY Hockey Team bowed to Canterbury 5 2 The score was 3 O before newcomer Mrckey Sm1th put Gunnery 1nto the scor1ng column w1th a penalty shot Gunnery s other goal came on a twenty foot shot by Charl1e Sm1th Sparked by M1ckey Sm1th s hat tr1ck and two goals by another newcomer Steve Bent Gunnery overpow ered M11lbrook 8 1 Cotton Damon and Sam Hawley opened up the scor1ng wrth two qu1ck first per1od goals and before the afternoon was over Charl1e Sm1th had also flrcked the M11lbrook nets Capta1n Smyths ex cellent goal tendrng l1m1ted the opposrnon to one tally P1ay1ng the1r first home game of the year the Vars1ty sextet was downed by Tr1n1ty Paw11ng 2 O A late Hrst per1od solo dash and a further tally 1n the second per1od could not be equalled by the Gunnery offense In a return game of the B1 State Hockey League a strong Canterbury Squad proved too much for the Gunnery offense and defense as Gunnery was downed by a count of 5 0 Playrng agalnst Sa11sbury after a qu1ck goal from the opposrnon Char11e Sm1th balanced the score w1th a slap shot ThlS was qurckly followed by a solo dash by Mxckey Sm1th wh1ch gave Gunnery a 2 1 lead Two more Sa11sbury goals set the scene for a game saver from lrneman John Lashar who ta111ed wrth only forty seconds left 1n the game Play1ng the1r second consecut1ve close battle the sextet was edged out by Tr1n1ty Pawl1ng 4 5 rn over t1me After be1ng beh1nd 2 0 second per1od tall1es by Charlre and MlCkCy Sm1th evened the count Follow 1ng another TP score Steve Bent put the game mto overt1me w1th a rebound shot Another close hard fought battle occurred when Gunnery was downed by Sal1sbury 2 l A long Salls bury shot opened up the scor1ng followed by a rebound shot by Charlre Sm1th Great defens1ve play by Mlke Benfield and Sandy Brrstoll and Capta1n B111 Smyth s excellent saves then h1ghl1ghted the game unt11 late 1n the fmal per1od when a solo dash gave Sal1sbury the game Goals by Hawley Lashar Charlre Sm1th and M1ckey Sm1th gave the sextet IIS second VICIOIY of the season as they beat Hopkms Grammar 5 1 Aga1n Benfield and Br1sto1 stood out on defense fa1thfully backed up by B111 Smyth at goal Aga1n a goal by Lashar rn the closmg seconds of the th1rd per1od saved the game for Gunnery P1ay1ng Berksh1re the final score was 4 4 wrth a scoreless over t1me Although Charl1e Sm1th and Lashar scored 111 the first two per1or Gunnery was behxnd 4 2 w1th two mrnutes of play rema1n1ng Mrckey Sm1th then prerced the Berksh1re defense to put Gunnery only one goal down and wrth two seconds left Lashar s second tally of the game t1ed the score Srx flrst per1od goals by Westm1nster led the way to one of the sextet s worst defeats of the year The v1c tors final tally came early 1n the second per1od and from then on Gunnery dom1nated the scor1ng Lashar d1splay1ng some of hlS scor1ng power of last year h1t the Westm1nster nets YWICC as drd Steve Bent mak1ng the final score 7 4 In one of the1r best played games of the season Gunnery held Hotchklss to a 0 0 t1e An excellent goal tend1ng job by joe Lowes and good defens1ve work by M1ke Benfield and Sandy Br1sto1l h1ghl1ghted the game for Gunnery Completely out classed 1n the1r final game of the year a hghtmg Gunnery Hockey Team was downed by Kent 7 1 Steve Bent scored Gunnerys lone goal 1n the th1rd per1od Goal1es joe Lowes and B111 Smyth comb1ned forces to make 36 saves In a post season party John Lashar was elected as the capta1n of the 1957 1958 VHISIIY Hockey Squad . , . . . . . 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Lashar Takes the Offensxve Fbgw 1 i 1 V Acuon Behmd the Cage 'Z4 Pf'4lI A .aw 435 all 45 A Ilh1lmw Q Lashar vs Trmlry Pawlmg Vu A l Begmmng of T P Game Hawley m Face Off lm '- X 1 2 Smyth Blocks Another li l' :iff tif -I' UNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Scoreboard Canterbury Trrnrty Pawlmg Canterbury Salrsbury Trrnrty Pawlrng Salrsbury Berkshrre Wesrmrnster Horchkxss Kent J' SQUAD-from row left to rrght Davrs, lremh, Owen, B, Plorkm jones R rCaptamJ Har! C bchwabacher, Hubbard Bark row Dxem fManagerJ lxovcn Pltman, Colman Hall R Whxre Kenna, Mr Wrllcox Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery VARSITY WRESTLING Scoreboard Berkshxre Tfrft J V A S D Wooster Klngswood Carmel Hrgh Chesh1re Kent J V Berkshrre 17 ll 2 P1 7b1l2u SQUAD Front row, left to rxght Wrllnams, Mornll, Greenwood, H1065 CCHPIHHU Munson Turn bull Donahoe Back row Mr Rowe, Carlson, Hughes, G, Richmond Perkms Shure fManagerJ REVIEW The Gunnery Wrestlrng team under the drrectron of Coach Wallace Rowe comprled a final season record of four wms and srx losses Though the losses of veteran matmen Norm Hrnes and Ben Hagyard drd hrnder the strength and performance of the team good sprrrt and good effort were shown at all matches In the grapplers frrst match Terry Donahoe Nrck Munson and Bleecker Wrllrams prnned therr Berk shrre opponents However thrs was not enough to overpower the strong opposrtron and Gunnery lost rts frrst match by a score of 25 15 Agarnst a strong Taft J V team the matmen chalked up therr Hrst vrctory 22 15 The first three matches went to Taft but after Nrck Munson fought hrs op ponent to a draw Gunnery bounced back to wrn the next four wrth Dave Turnbull Norm Morrrll Terry Donahoe and Bleecker Wrllrams prnnrng therr men The Amerrcan School for the Deaf fell vrctrm to the matmen 23 15 rn Gunnery s thrrd outrng of the year George Hughes Randy Rrchmond and Terry Dono hoe were the only Red and Gray losers Captarn Norm Hrnes felt competent enough to defeat hrs opponent as drd Allen Greenwood Nrck Munson and Dave Turn u George Hughes scored the only Gunnery pornts agarnst the Wooster Varsrty rn the wrestlers fourth match of the season when he won over hrs man rn the second perrod Gunnery suffered rts thrrd defeat by a score of 34 5 In Gunnery s match agarnst a powerful Krngswood Varsrty newcomers George Hughes 115 Pound class Brll Carlson 123 pound class Randy Rrchmond and Al Greenwood wrestlrng rn the 130 and 137 pound classes respectrvely were prnned by the Krngswood opposr tron Munson outpornted hrs opponent followed by prns from Morrrll and Donahoe Frnal score was 23 13 wrth Gunnery on the short end The Rowemen defeated a powerful and brrghtly unrformed Carmel Hrgh Squad 23 3 The brrllrant red blue and whrte colors drd not dazzle N rck Munson Dave Turnbull Norm Morrrll Bleecker WrHrams and Captarn Hrnes who made therr prns to grve Gunnery another vrctory A very close match was held at Cheshrre wrth the Red and Gray comrng out on top Randy Rrchman Nrck Munson Charlre Perkrns and Terry Donahoe won therr matches to help Gunnery wrn the contest 20 18 In rts erghth venture of the season the grapplrng squad was overpowered by a very strong Kent JV team Wrestlrng rn the 147 pound class Nrck Munson was Gunnery s only vrctor and that by a decrsron The frnal score rested 23 3 The Rowemen went to Berkshrre for a return match but agarn were vrctrms of a more powerful and ex perrenced squad as shown by the score 23 15 George Hughes wrestlrng rn the 120 pound class Randy Rrch mond rn the 127 pound class and Charlre Perkrns rn the 137 pound class were defeated Early rn the second perrod Nrck Munson prnned hrs opponent followed by a loss by John Arpels rn the frrst perrod Undefeated Berkshrre Captarn Walsh wrestlrng rn the 167 pound class prnned Morrrll but Terry Donahoe came on to avenge hrs roommate s defeat by prnnrng hrs man Wrl lrams followed hrs example by prnnrng hrs green oppo nent amrdst crres of Srt on hrm Bleeck' ' Consrderrng the losses of valuable wrestlers due to rnjurres prror to the openrng of the season and that only two members of the Varsrty squad had any prevr ous wrestlrng experrence the team put rn a very good showrng and all are lookrng forward to many vrctorres next year wrth all but two Varsrty matmen returnrng , 1 '- 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . 1 1 - ' 9 - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - , .. 1 - ' I . , . .. , . 1 1 '- 1 ' 1 . , . . - 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . 1 - - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - rr- - .1 -, i , .. , . . . . , 1 1 1 7 , - , 1 1 ' 7 . 1 - . ' , C. Wlll13m5 Unlimited Hmes Capt 177 lbs Donahoe 177 lbs Mon-111 167 lbs 31:1 Turnbull 157 lbs MUUSOU 147 HWS Perkms, 137155 Rlfhmond, 130 lbs Hughes, G , 12 5 lbs 'I 'Y 5 7 X , L Vi 1 ff , Q. Wy, ' 15 l ,S T 24 f as ..f' 'C-.1 . Cram ford Foxls Pm Capzam and Comb Hnnes Mr. Rowe A Pm by Munson W ho Belongs to What7 ..--f He's just Too Big! lf' Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery VARSITY BASEBALL Scoreboard Hotchkrss Westmnnster Berkshire South Kent Sallsbury Hopkms Sal1sbury Canterbury Alumnx Berkshlre Ta r South Kent Canterbury Westmtnster 'x'-49 UNWLAY 1Y!l'v SQUAD Front row, left to nght Lackey, McCollom, Lashar, Hall, G CCapta1nJ , Fxelds, Day, Ren ner Back row Mr Buxton, Perry CManagerJ, Shaughnessy, Hawley, Ladewxg, Hnllman, Brunlng, Mr Haddlck REVIEW The 1957 Gunnery Baseball Team started practice with seven regulars back on the dramond plus the addr tion of newcomers Sam Hawley George Renner and Dave Ladewrg john Hillman and Captain Gordre Hall swapped the mound for thrrd base throughout the year Wrth the graduation of last year s Captarn jack Grrggs the team lost rts catcher but the spot was amply filled by bringing rn john Lashar from shortstop and putting Fred Frelds rn the vacant spot between second and third With these changes Coach Buxton drilled the Gunnery batsmen for the approaching season Two weeks after the outset of practice the Red and Gray faced their opener at home agarnst a strong West mrnster team The visitors started off by smashing out a triple followed by a double and a srngle In the bot tom of the srxth Fred Frelds and john Lashar scored the only two Gunnery runs The end saw the home team succumbing to an 8 2 defeat In the second game of the season the Red and Gray lost to Berkshrre 8 6 rn a game marred by errors Cap talll Hall and Fred Frelds collected five of Gunnerys eight hrts Not drscouraged by previous losses the Buckmen trrumphed over South Kent ll 4 George Renner high lighted the game wrth hrs home run rn the srxth Leaving home sorl the Brg Red under the two hrt pitching of John Hillman defeated Salisbury 5 0 Fred Frelds continued hrs superb hrttrng with a four bagger rn the top of the nrnth Gunnery met an overwhelmrng I-Iotchkrss nrne on the home grounds for a 10 0 loss Our fielding errors and batting slump contrrbuted strongly to the worst game of the season In New Haven Gunnery met with rts second consec utrve defeat 10 6 at the hands of a strong Hopkins Grammar team led by Brannon and Mrgnone The only bright spot of the game was the hrttmg of Chris Day and Mrke McCollom who collected two hrts apiece At the second encounter between Gunnery and Salrs bury Captarn Hall prtched the Big Red to a tense 5 4 vrctory Hrllman led the hitters wrth two doubles and a srngle The Buckmen again successfully defended our dra mond agarnst the shaky Canterbury rnfield In the bot tom of the third rnnrng all but one of our lrrreup reached base wrth srx men scoring The game ended wrth an rmpressrve ll 4 Gunnery conquest The returning Alumni edged the Varsrty 9 8 fol lowing up last years wrn In the srxth Renner belted hrs third round trrpper thrs season Nevertheless at the end of nine rnnrngs rt was apparent that the old men strll had a lot left Unable to survrve a destructrve first rnnrng when Berkshrre scored hve runs Gunnery dropped an 11 4 decision Although Captain Hall had two doubles and Sam Hawley two srngles the Red and Gray could only produce three runs off Berkshrre prtchrng Captain Hall prtched a masterful five hrt shutout as Gunnery defeated Taft at Watertown 5 O Nrck Brun ing and Fred Frelds each produced two hrts rn aveng ing last year s loss Both Gunnery s Hall and South Kent s Smrth prtched three hitters but the Buckmen dropped a close decr sron at 2 l South Kent aided by two errors scored all their runs rn the fifth frame The Red and Gray scored rn the first rnnrng on Captain Halls srngle after john Lashar had walked and stolen second Sam Hawley scored from second on a srngle by Cap tain Hall to break a 4 4 deadlock wrth Canterbury rn the nrnth giving Gunnery a 5 4 vrctory The pitcher Captarn Hall allowed only five hrts and struck out seven In the last game of the season the Big Red captured second place rn the Connotonrc League by edging Westminster at Srmsbury 3 2 john Lashar drove rn two of Gunnery s runs wrth a long trrple Next year the prospects look good for producing a first place team wrth only three players graduatrng The remainder of the players because of the experience gained thrs year should compile an excellent record x s ' 9 V ' , ' . . , . . . . . , . . . . , - - - - - -1 n . , ' , . 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SQUAD Front rovi left to right Loves Wilshire V Sroessel W Emerson P fCaptainb Plotkin von Gal Marsh Back rovs Janis Butler Colman Freeman Kenna Kilburn Mr Benelli THIRD TEAM BASEBALL Scoreboard South Kent Salisbury Trinity Pauling South Kent Salisbury Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Canterbury X Rumsey Hall Wooster Canterbury Trinity Pawling vi pf- 1 4' muff. i -- P, at - f- ' ,fi .by-:ix t -y ff' Q--J, f . fly R 'fiiilio-or-e'e - E a ii NNE SQUAD-Front row, lett to ri4uht1 Spiro, von Ranson, Xwalzer, Lloyd, Bristoll, H. 1CaptainJ, Cum- mings, Krimslcy, Rithartlson. Back row' Mr, Lee, Miller, Gorelik, Keating, R, Penner, Allyn, L., Stoessel, S., Krodel. T3-?' Scoreboard VARSITY CREW LOST AT WON South Kent South Kent Waramaug Waramaug Wfaramaug Waramaug QUINSIGAMOND Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Salisbury 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd Consolation First Fours St Marks Clstj Finals Second Fours Exeter 1 lstj St. Mark's, South Kent South Kent Roosevelt High School Choate Poughkeepsie High School Salisbury lst Gunnery 2nd Brown and Nichols Q2ndJ Choate Q 3rdD Gunnery C4thj Brown and Nichols C2ndJ Belmont Hill C3rdD Gunnery C4thJ Wu 1 1, -.-gs 445 If .- w '-591' L SQUAD-Front row left to right Norton Perrin Emerson D Hughes G Jones W Smith R Hubbard Hughes J Dew Second row Crowell Somerville Pershing Chubb Tobie Allyn R Richmond Ovsen T Keating A Arpels Dils Archbald Moss White Wilshire J Koven Jones R fManagerJ Helm fManagerb Scoville lManagerJ Third row Mintz Tucker Greenwood Rich man Meyer Mitchell McArdle Bradley Moulton Crawford J Back row Mr Beebe Edgar Morrill Hart R Damon McKernon Jennings Hagyard fCaptamJ Hines Munson Hall A Donahoe Renkert M Mt Renkert Mr Willcox REVIEW With only two lettermen returning from the 1956 Champion first boat a trying season appeared ahead for Gunnery s 1957 Crew In order to retain the Crew s standing as New England Schoolboy Champions much work was in the ofling for Coach Rod Beebe rn selecting the boats Only after the Triangular Regatta at South Kent were many doubts and feats relieved In this first meet of the year Gunnetys first and second boats won by four and two lengths respectively over St Marks and South Kent Stroke for the victorious first boat was Norm Hines with Ben I-Iagyard at num ber 3 joe Jennings at number 2 jim McKernon at bow and Tony Smith coxrng Returning to South Kent a week later Gunnery again remained victorious with the lst and 2nd boats finishing ahead of the South Kent crews The first boat victors by five lengths towed the half mile in 2 45 breaking the former record of 2 50 for the course On home waters for the first time Gunnery scored a clean sweep against the Roosevelt High Schools oarsmen In choppy Waramaug waters the first boat crossed the line an impressive srx lengths ahead of the opponent s Back on home waters again the Big Red added an other clean sweep to its record the first boat beating the Choate crews by three lengths with the second boat winning by one half a length Both crews got off to poor starts but finished with sustained powerful sptrnts Continuing their unblemrshed record the Gunnery s Varsrty boats flashed over the finish line ahead of the Poughkeepsie High School crews Thrs constituted the 89 third clean sweep of home waters and the fourth of the season It was however a tough race for both schools because of a strong headwmd In their final race of the regular season the Red and Gray met their toughest opposrtron In thrs contest they faced a highly sprrrted Salisbury crew eager to repeat last years upset of the first boat The second crew rowing a very close race took it up too late and placed second behind Salisbury by a dramatic foot mar gin The first boat however took the Salisbury crew down the three quartet mile course easily winning by one and one half lengths With the season completed the first three varsity boats travelled to Worcester Massachusetts to defend their four oated Championship in the New England Interscholastrc Rowing Regatta at Lake Qurnsrga dead boat finished third in the mormng behind Pom fret and Exeter Losrng in a consolation race the Gun nery crew placed fourth behind Pomfret Exeter and Belmont Hills and Salisbury both tied for third Al though the first boat failed to qualify for the finals the second crew did placing third Thus after two consecutive years of being in Gun nery hands the four oared rowing title of New Eng land was given up to Pomfret wlnner in the finals by two and one half lengths The season was rough as much choosing and form mg of new crews had to be done There were no easy races but there were some good and bad days Pros pects for a successful 1958 season are good with srx lettermen returmng from the first two boats . Y l ' 5 1 3 5 h - . . . , 9 3 . . . , , 7 . 9 I - ' D ' 7 5 ! . . 0 , . . . ' , ' ' : , mond. However, the Gunnery first crew, rowing a . , v . - ' ' 7 Y . , I ' 7 . , . . 7 . - y . . . - G 9 G 1 ' ' 5 Y s 1 ' 3 3 5 - Number 2 Jenmngs FIRST BOAT Bow McKernon El' Stroke H 1 nes ' Number 3 Hagyard Captam C oxxu am Smith R SECOND BOAT Number 2 Hart R .-- 1 Bow Damon Number 3 Morrxll Stroke Edgar C oxsufam Jones W '-r ' A - .I Rik, 'Vt' LW- ' W40f'nn,,9,.aL! ,M N :',,,.1 -1-E-an-Q - .,-.,. First Boar ff ETH Jin '4 Preparing for the Hard Day of Practice 1 .LIE A .D ,K H , 3 y pf A .-.V ' W QW M J 4 4F I ,AL f s. S x A I - 'ff 'Z fa 1 ig aa K v , , K v my rf, .. U Mo ' M ' N ,fp .. A ,.1,' ' f' 1 f' 39 ' g 'M ..'jw-' M I ' F , Q M.. le I 'lt' wf 1 ,W nf ' .... Q. W-vi - . A P 'F V ' V - -r-P-QC...-.f ' ' 5 ' N' A lr 'W s A I I Second Boat '--4 F Y NA if - - L ,SKK V K A L H Y 4 , Y ... W W 1.--A, ' un. -Q4 -' ,atqiifxe W -,,.D 41431-Q. ,ra 1 -+1-,gif-wx kia, M -4'af-as ur M-y..iiliiwU Thxrd Boar li- M South Kent South Kent Waramaug Waramaug Waramaug Waramau g QUINSIGAMOND THIRD BOAT Scoreboard WON Gunnery South Kent Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Salxsbury Flnals Thxrd Fours Exeter Clstj LOST St Marks South Kent Gunnery Roosevelt Hugh School Choate Poughkeeps1e Hlgh School Gunnery Gunnery C 7th J SQUAD-Left to rxght Munson Hall A Hubbard Donahoe Renkert 93 Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery 'rr-3 VARSITY TENNIS Scoreboard Wooster Canterbury Westmlnster Kent JV South Kent Trlnrty Pawlmg Horchkrss South Kent Ta t Berkshrre Mrllbrook Canterbury Hopkms 38 'Hn-1' 9 SQUAD-Front row, left to rrght Herzng, Smrth, P fCapta1nJ, Owen, B Back row Smyth Keep Mr Whrttall, Smrth, C , Sprague REVIEW This year s Varsrty Tennrs Team sparked by Cap tam Pete Smtths undefeated season wound up thenr schedule wnth a 12 1 record Usherrng ln the season at Vfooster The Gunnery dupltcated last year s score 7 0 wlth all men wmnlng easrly Takmg on Canterbury at home the Red and Gray vanqurshed the vnsrtors 6 1 wrth only the second doubles team of Charlre Smxth and B111 Smyth losxng Travellrng to the Westmrnster courts Gunnery matntatned 1ts wmnmg streak by overpowerlng therr counterparts 8M M Westmxnster recerved 1ts V pornt after a hrghly contested doubles match wlth Dan Sprague and Bruce Owen whrch was eventually called because of darkness Back on home sotl the Brg Red lost rts first smgles match when Bruce Owen was defeated Bruce and Dan Sprague also lost therr doubles Pete Smnth and john Herzxg won therr smgles and doubles grvmg Gunnery a 7M IM vnctory over the Kent JV team Movmg to the courts of South Kent Mr Whrttah s team breezed to an easy 7 0 w1n Retahatmg for last year s defeat the Red and Gray wlth added power remarned undefeated by conquer1ng Trrnrty Pawlmg 7 0 John Herzrg agatn played a brxl lxant match 10 overpowermg hrs T P foe Gunnery began the first of a four match homestand wmmng agalnst Hotchklss 54 Strll not playrng to thelr full capacnty Bruce Owen and Dan Sprague lost thetr s1ngles and paxred as doubles lost as well Playmg host to South Kent Gunnery routed tts opponent 7 0 wrth every member playrng crackerlack tennts Remanntng home to face a strong Taft Varslty Bruce Owen and Dan Sprague were once agatn out played and defeated rn both srngles and doubles Only the superb playlng of Captarn Pete Smrth and the other members of the team gave Gunnery a 6 3 victory The Red and Gray had xts undefeated season rurned as they were edged out by a strong Berkshlre team 5 4 Sprague and Owen fought hard but were defeated rn both s1ngles and doubles The final score was held tn balance as Pete Smlth and john Herzrg B111 Smyth and Charlle Smrth strove to wm the1r doubles The match reached nts chmax when the first part won and slmultaneously the thrrd parr lost Thus Gunnerys undefeated tennrs season was demolished Regarnrng spnrrt as Dan Sprague and Bruce Owen came out of therr slump the Brg Red eastly defeated Mlllbrook 7 2 John Herzxg had hrs wmnrng streak broken as he lost tn srngles The only other Gunnery loss was Hoagy Keep s slngles match The last two matches of the year saw Gunnery rrdrng hlgh once more Canterbury and Hopktns Grammar fell to the hands of the Gunnery netmen 7 O and 9 0 respectrvely both matches betng held on forergn courts Even though Captann Pete Smxth undefeated rn three years and four other Varstty Squad members are graduatrng thrs year Mr Whxttall places great falth tn the J V team to fill rn the gaps and turn out a team to equal or better th1s year s record . , . . . . . 1 ' 'Q . ., . . , . ' . . , , . . , . .. . . :'x ' a ' ' 1 n '- 2 9 9 . . . . , ' 2 7 . ., ,. ,. . .. , . . 5 Q ' , . . . ,-. - , 1 1 -i , ,. , , . .. . . . , , . Number 1 Herzrg iff Jiwgsxighg ROW' l Number 4 Sprague Number 2 Smnh Capt Er! WAS! Qu..,,, .af gi H1103 KB ASB-ng, Number 5 Smyth Number 3 Owen B -32 A kr Vim, We 'L Number 6 Smrrh C. Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS Scoreboard Canterbury Avon Trmnry Pawhng Canterbury Trrnlty Pawlmg Cheshnre H K Pr, were SQUAD-Front row, left to nght Putman, Hart, C CCapta1nJ, Crawford, C Back row Mr Rowe Snow, Braman, Davrs, Protage, Ze1se1 CManagerJ 97 VARSITY GOLF Scoreboard Gunnery ............................................ Gunnery .........,.................................. Gunnery ............................................ Gunnery ............................................ SM Tafr j.V. ...................................... . 1 Hotchkiss j.V. IM Hopkins ....................................... GM Kingswood ..... Gunnery ............................................ 5 Choate j.V. Gunnery ............................................ Gunnery ............................................ 6 . S Taft J.V. ...................................,.. . Kingswood ................................... 9k 5 7K2 W 0 12 1 I im, rf Fr c Q ,, 'inf' .xx ,Midla- : -W SQUAD-Left to right Mr Golembeske Sullivan Snyder Smith M CCHPIHIDJ Ciifflell Bfl5f01 H French Shure 98 Q, . S '54 7 S S A f '.t JV , I Q - 1 X , . ' 4 ' 1 S ' - I 1 4-M., - P new . . A 1 I i A' .355 ii! t QA, 1 2,5 rf , . fa ' - 1 - - ' y ,gf Eg'-' 1 ,,, 5 ,- Tn, ' ' , ' 3 l , .jf b ' . .L 5 , f ,- 1 Wi, or 4 ,I I fu. V A . f V 14 L W-1' I 1,v2,., 'Y - , ,fy ' A' , '. '71'4'f 1 '- 'QW1 3- ' K iff'- ,V ,V . 5 W?-A VJ, , A 1 b A ,- ' lv A 1-D wr ,fax A 1 . ' riff: i':f:,I!3 fy ! -Mfr., , ,. ,J I Y N ,J -fr ,' , 4 'jf' .. lv .Ill ' 'Li ' 1 ., ,VV V, N ful. ,li ,hy L imwfl. 5. A 1 ,K e',..4 A '.,,f- 1. 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I x J THE RED AND GRAY Front rosy left to right Hxllman fPhotograph1e Edrtorj Scoxrlle Vfyprng Edrtorl Wlllxamson 1Copy Co orrlmatorj Maxwell tEd1tor1n ehrerl Allyn L tAssoe14te Eelrtork Smrth C fBus1ness Managerb Shure Bank row Mr Rove Idms XX.1lzer Nhxxabaeher Rrehman lxeatrne, R Emerson P Wrlshrre 1 lxenna Mr Adamson ln 1926 the Reef amz' Gray hrst tppelred on the Gunnery scene as at smill booklet vwhreh slnee th1t trme hrs vroyyn rn sue to rts present 157 prges I tlltor rn ehref B111 M txxyell hetdeel the SLIIIKJI' Botrel thrt drreeteel the proeluetron of thls yezrboole vshlle Asso crate Edrtor Lours Allyn Sports Edrtor Seyerm Mu steel Photogrrphre Ielltor ohn Hrllmrn liusmess Manager Ch rrles Smrth Typlnp lelrtor Dryrel Se mlle and C opy Co orelxnrtor lrn v9f1llle1l'l'lSOI1 were the other Senror Board members Mr Aelrmson md Mr Rowe seryeel rs I' reulty Aely lsors to the ye rrboole st rff Asslst mg these people xx ere unelerel rssmen who eontrrbuteel mueh x tlu rble nd xxhrle yrnmg experrence and tram mg for Bo 1rd posrnons rn future years Fstrblrshlnr, 1 brse of operrtrons rn the old Art Sl tele the members of the Red and Gmy stan' begin the trsk of summrrmnb yxrth words md plctures all th rt h ts taken plaee elurmg the sehool year Long, hours of elrseussron pl mmm, 1IRll1lfLlWOI'lC by rll eoneerneel were needed before the yob vu ts hnllly teeomplxsheel Tne strif mel Board of the Red and Gray rs proud to present thrs yerrboole to the members of the Class of l9v7 mel tll others xx ho ellel therr prrt IU helplng, to m rlee thrs ye rr rt 'Ihe Gunnery the sueeess 1th1s been THE STUDENT COUNCIL Front row left to rrght Protage Gebhardt Hart C Smyth Smrth P CPres1dentJ Hrnes I-lagyard Crawford C Perkrns Back row Kenna Herrup Munson Lrndsay Brown jennmgs McKernon Maxwell Smrth C Stoessel The Student Councrl thxs year headed by Peter Smrth 15 the basrs of the student government as well as the student bodys representatrve vorce rn school trves who make up the councrl do more than merely represent therr classmates They ard the faculty rn supervrsron of dorms meet as a regular br weekly grouprng commrttee and generally act as a lrnk be tween the faculty and the students Thrs year s councxl by enactrng student suggestrons sought to make a closer contact between rtself and the student body A serres of open meetrngs was held and a decrsron reached whereupon a secretary was to be elected from the five prefects to keep the mrnutes of see By openrng rts meetmgs the councrl co ordrnated rtself wrth the functrons of the student body thus fur thermg rts prrme purpose rn the school The councrl IS strll seekrng further methods of reach mg a closer contact wrth the student body rather than berng consrdeted merely a drscrplrnary factron , ., . 1 , , , , , , , 7 ' J 5 affairs. The Prefects, Monitors, and Class Representa- each meeting which were then to be posted for all to - , ' . . , ' , - . . . . . - s 7 Y ' 101 THE GUNN ASSOCIATION 'ga' Front rovv left to rlght Hart C Perknns Smyth CPres1dentD Hrnes Hagyard Back row Kenna Emerson P jennlngs Chaplann Moore Sheffield McKernon The Gunn ASSOCIHIIOH Executrve Commlttee com posed of DCE of the student body, has alded Chapltun John Warner Moore ln Conductrng the dally chapel servlces and Vespers Thls has cons1sted matnly of taklng charge of and offerlng durlng meetxngs con strucnve cr1t1c1sm about these vltal aspects of school lrfe The Rellglous Conference held at The Gunnery on Aprll 7 was planned and organlzed by the members of th1s assocxatlon They have also taken a great rnterest and played a major role ln the varlous conferences held at other schools durrng the year These lncluded the Northfleld Conference from November 30 to De cember 7, the Cheshtre Conference on Aprxl 13, and a plannmg sessron at the Oxford School Lnder the gutdance of Prestdent Wllllam Smyth, the Gunn Assoctanon has also been helpful ln welcom mg new students to The Gunnery Th1s has done much to preserve The Gunnery s reputatlon of frrendshlp 5 A 4 . 5 C 5' xv t 'f Q t by -if is 'ap .C w f ,Y A ' lf. f .? 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A x tr V 1 ll f V , v it r fy ,.g X Q ' 'S , .G X 4, 102 THE GUNNERY NEWS Front row left to rrght Turnbull Protage Crawford C Marsted Hart C 4Copy Edrtorb Smyth CAssoc1ateEd1torJ Smrth P tEd1tor1n chrefj Hall G QSportsEd1torJ Shure 4Bus1ness Managerj Perry Fxelds Blmder Stoessel W Back row jams Archbald Cohen Raddxng Wrlllamson Hrllman Mrlton Jennmgs Keatmg R Schwabacher Lackey Pershrng Brumng Sprro McCollom Lrfschltz Mr Bahney Last year The Near under the leadership of Edrtor Peter Smrth and gurdance of Faculty Supervrsor Mr Bahney mamtarned 1ts usual hrgh quahry of yournal rsm and because of th1s was avr arded a second place certrficate rn the annual poll of prep school newspapers made by the Columbra School Paper Assocrauon Throughout the year the News staff drd an effircrent job rn recordmg and reportmg the news of school func t1ons and athlerrc exents In addrtron to reportmg strarghr school news the paper also spotlrghted Semor personalrtnes throughout the xssues Some humorous facets of school lrfe were also featured rn Edrtorxal spot lrghts One rmportanr and rnfiuentral porrron of the News rs that of Letters to the Edrtor rn whrch stu dents are given the opportunrty to express thelr sentr ments and offer constructrve cr1t1c1sm of the school lrfe W1th such addrtrons to the regular makeup The Gun nery INeuJ has been an rnformatrve rnterestrng and valuable conrrrbutron to the school Addrng much to thls school publrcatron wrth therr efforts were Assoc1ate Edrtor W1ll1am Smyth Sports Edrtor Gordon Hall Copy Edrtor Chrrstopher Hart Photography Edrtor jack Perry and Busmess Manager H Wrllram Shure y 5 1 1 , -, , , - , r v - ' ' 1 1 - a y , , y y - 3 , r , , , v y s x -1 x s s x v , v , . - - - - .. - H - - y , h - . . Y Y . . . . v 1 ' , . . . . V T Y . . . . a 1 - 1 1 Y ' , ' ' 1 s , , . . THE SECOND CENTURY COMMITTEE vi?- wh if new Front row left to right Williamson Maxwell Hall G Fields Perkins Gebhardt fPresidentD Ren ner Braman Smith P Smyth Blinder Scoville Smith C Herzig Second rovr Snow Benfield Zeisel Owen T Spiro Day Dils Sheffield Hillman Edgar Radding Hart C Stoessel W Shure Third row Hart R Lowes Butler Herrup Crawford J Janis Tobie Upson Bristol P Cohen Tucker Jones W Archbald fourth row Perry Protage Lipetz Allyn L White Kenna Walzer Wilshire V Hall R Renkert Bent Smith M Davis French Snyder Penner Back rovr Ball Brown Wilshire J Turnbull Williams McArdle Havuley Munson Sprague Shaughnessy Lackey Lashar Schwabacher Marsted OConne1l Mr Lee The Second Century Committee performs a vital function at The Gunnery by keeping the school in touch with Alumni and parents. Directed by Mr. Day Lee who was assisted by President Richard Gebhardr and composed of 53622 of the school the Second Cen- tury Committee acts as the school s hospitality commit- tee at major school functions. This year these events included Parents Day the Father and Son Dinner and Alumni Day. On these occasions the duties performed were: helping with registration and parking serving refreshments and cleaning up. The Second Century Committee also assumes the responsibility of showing prospective students around the school. It is behind the scenes in their club s office however that the members perform their most important duty. This consists of mailing school literature such as The Alumni Newr to the parents Alumni and friends of the school. The previous director Mr. Charles Coit also assisted in the public relations- field which is close- ly connected with the Second Century Committee. THE LIBRARY COMMITTEE J - Front row left to rrght Protage Crawford C Mrs Whrttall Herzrg Hart C Back row Smyth Jenrungs In charge of the hbrary durrng the hours bem een 7 OO and 9 45 every evemng are the members of the Lrbrary Commrttee These boys were appomted at the begxnnmg of the year by Mr Mrller on the basxs of therr attrtude and responsxbrlrty for such a job Servmg on thrs commrttee IS classrfied as an honor ary work Job vuth each member haxrng duty one eve mng a vw eek and also once every 61 ght weeks on Sunday afternoon Whrle rn charge of the lxbrary the boys help students to locate books and other reference mater1a1 as vsell as marntarn peace and qurer at all trmes The Commrttee also assrsts the lrbrarran Mrs Whrttall by generally keepmg the lrbrary arranged rn good order THE DANCE COMMITTEE 1111 Left to r1s,ht Hagxard Smrth P Smyth qPres1de11tJ Hart C Hmes Durmg the Plbf school xe1r Chaffee F1rm1nuton M1ss H111 s 1nd St 1Nf11'L:lfLI s took p1rt 111 d IHLC5 xx 1t11 The Gunnerx Llch one of these xx 15 1 LQTCII success thmks to the efforts of the Dance Commxttee The Cornm1ttee s xx ork IU prep 1r1ng for 1 d1nce 1n xo1x ed mttnx pa1nst111e1ng procedures Headed bx Ch 11r man B111 Smx th t11e Comm1ttee d1d such thmgs 15 m11xe the necessary negotmtrons xx1th the respectrxe g1I1S schools armnge for in orchestra 1nd 1boxe 111 c 1rrx out those jobs xx 1th d1sp1tch ind d1gn1ty The D 1ncc Comm1ttee VMIS 11so the nucleus beh1nd Ih1S xe If s Semor House Ptrty The regu11r pr:1et1ce of the Comm1ttee s bemg com pr1sed of on1y Student Counc11 members 15 bemg abo1 1shed next year Insteqd I111SyC1I' s cornm1ttee xoted for nexct xe1r s members bJS1f1g the1r cho1ces on qua11t1eS of respect enthusmsm and comphance to carry out the 1013 xx h1ch shou1d be present 1n 111 members 106 THE COMMUNITY CHEST QQ:- I 'ag Le tto rlght Emerson P Hart R Mr Buxton Blmder McCollom Establlshed many years ago by .1 Gunnery student the Communrty Chest has proy ed ey en more successful than was antrclpated Lnder the leadersh1p of Mr Bux ton The Chest has been responslblc not only for col lectmg donatlons for the many charltable appeals re celyed each yetr but also for teachmi, the Gunnery s students the respons1b1l1ty that one assumes when he becomes a member of a commumty udgrng from the large slze of the ay erase contrlbutlon md the cheerful ness :nth vyhlch thrs was Eu en lf seems apparent that thrs year the Communlty Chest accomphshed ns ob Jecmes Duected by Mr Buxton the four representatwes of the Communrty Chest Bob Blmder Drck Hart Pete Emerson and Mlke McCollom collected S575 from the student body Th1s yy as allocated to twenty drlferent charltles mcludlng such vyell lcnovyn natlonal groups as the Herald Trlbune Fresh Arr Fund Heart the March of Drmes and Care The Wash1ngton Ambu lance Fund yy as one of the lesser known charltles that also benehted from the efforts of thrs group THE VESPER CHOIR 49 7 Front row left to rrght Butler Oven T Archbald Jennrngs Damon Allyn L Allyn R Brtstol P Second row Moulton Meyer Tobre Pershrng McArdle Upson Cohen jones W Back row Hubbard Marsh Mmtz Krodel Bradley Crawford J Armstrong., Mrs Mercer Much credrt should go to Mrs Mercer for the excel lent Job she has done tn drrectrng the Vesper Chorr Al though thrs organtzatron has not recerx ed much recog n1t1on rt has fulfill d one of the schools grewtest needs Thrs year the Vesper Chorr spent countlcss hours rn rehearsrng for eftch Sunday s performance at Vesper Servrces It rs at these servrces that the hours of pracnce hawe pard off rn very credrtable performances It was also from the twenty three members of the Vesper Chorr that most of the members of the Commencement Chorr vs ere chosen The Vesper Chorr along wrth the Glee Club h1s provrded 1n opportunrty for the boys xx ho Ire musrcrlly rnclrned to enjoy the creatron incl apprecrntron of musrc by creatmg rt wrth therr own worces THE COMMENCEMENT CHOIR nun-:nun cn-mrmmwqu nm Pl ulutforl www on wear lhe or mon r dcslgmd I9 rr Odom I uswmh Front row left to rrght Butler Owen T Archbald jenmngs Allyn R Bnstol P jones W Second row Moulton Meyer Tobre Pershrng McArdle Upson Cohen Back row Hubbard Marsh Mmtz Krodel Bradley Crawford J Armstrong Mrs Mercer The realrzatron that the end of the school year IS drawlng near comes about when the Commencement Choir begms practlce The Cholr, conslstlng of the regular Vesper Cholr mmus all the Semor members, under the dlrectron of Mrs Colvrn, presented two very line muslcal selecuons at the Commencement Exerclses on June 8 The graduatmg Class of 1957 filed mto the Church on the Green accompamed by the tradrrronal musrc, 109 Pomp and Cxrcumstance played by Mrs Colvin on the organ The Chorr offered two selectrons durmg the exercrse, the first by Samt Saens, Fathers and Sons , the second, 'O Mrghty Landu, an arrangement by Jean Srbelxus Both of these numbers were very well pre sented by the Choir and attested to the hours of prac trce whtch were put mto the1r preparatrons durmg the warm Sprmg afternoons - .-,..,,..,.,...,,,,,,.,,,,, . r me f ,. grf, rr 1 1 - , 4 . 1 5, ,, -.. fd' ' - f ', . rl ,g s 1 1' 2 ' . t Q lo lhe Chun-th an lu.. ' . 5 ' xx 0 v 1 . ' m 1 . J 9 ,. - . . 9 9 .f E 4 1 Nu ' .6 4 Q 9 T - .X . - 3 L 5 . -I 4 5 1 - ' f G 4 1 , - A ' - . ' ft . . '9 f y 3 , r -w , y y -, 1 -, , - 3 r , y 1 , , , - 3 y , y r s , -1 r - ' - - V .. , H - , . THE GLEE CLUB Front row left to rlght Armstrong Owen T Shure Turnbull Allyn L Crawford C lPI'ESlLl6l lIb Damon Scovllle Marsted Pltman Sullryan Stconl row French Pershrng Bradley Tobxe Snyder Mrs Mercer McArdle Hall A Carnell boson Meyer Back row Marsh Mrntz Krlburn lxrodel Sentner Allyn R Moulton Hall R Arthbald Hubbard jones W Hughes G 1 7 7 3 lv ' A k l 3 L YH v Y 1 v u y . . , ' ! 7 ! '1 7 , 7 1 ' ' Y 3 D 3 3 1 L - . ' J . . - , V , 1 , 9 ' 3 7 7 Unexpecredly called on to drrect the Glee Club for the school year of 1956 1957 Mrs Mercer worked yery hard to mold the club rnto the fine smgmg group th If performed durmg PIIZC Nxghr on une 7 The year really began wrth a concert and dance at the Day School 1n New I-Iayen December 8 Next the Glee Club sang before the school rn McCurcheon Lounge on the last evemng of the Wrnter Term In the audxence for the first mme the club s 35 parnclpanng members attended the Yale Smlrh Glee Club Concert rn Vyflterbury on Apr1l 74 These hrghlrghts of a sue cessful year were made possrble by the experrenced dr rectron of Mrs Mercer who was arded by Presldent Charles Crawford Busrness Manager Cotton Damon and Llbrarran Lou1s Allyn THE MUSIC CLUB Front row left to rnght Keatrng A Owen B Wrllnamson Scovnlle Bnstol P Smrth C Maxwell fPres1dentJ Allyn L Damon Turnbull Marsted Hart R Benfleld Back row Mr Rome Koven Archbald Mrntz Raddmg Kaehrle Penner Ladewrg Upson Meyer Colton Crawford I Zersel Mr Anderson Every Wednesday ex emng the Musrc Club gathered rn the MtCutcheon Lounge to drscuss and lrsten to muslc mamly m the classrcal style both for the members enjoyment and edlncatron Wrth the able support of Mr Anderson and Mr Rowe and an enthusrastrc mcmbershrp the board of V1ce presrdent Charley Smrth and Secretmry Lours Allyn headed by B1ll Maxwell was able to promote var1ed excursrons to musrcrl ex ents rn nearby crtres In New Har en 5 Woolsey H111 the club attended a Con cert serres of srx concerts and a rend1t1on of the opera L1 Trasutr Neyer forgettrng the lrghter sxde of musnc some of the boys went off to Hartford for a Benny Goodmm azz Concert ln the vunter term Occasronally the regular weekly record sess1ons were supplanted by guest speakers Washrngton Hrgh Schools muslc drrector Mt Antey showed a movle on one of hrs rnterests the Marrne Band Mrs Mercer gay e a xery enllghtenmg and rnterestmg talk on organs vthrle demonstratrng on the one 1n the Church on the Green Throughout the year the Musxc Club furthered 1nd1 udual apprecrrtlon 0fI'1'1L1SlClI'l an actne and congemal rtmosphere , . , . ,,,, , ., . . - , , ' 7 Y v ' . ,,.,,, , . , 'o , ,, , , Y L . 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THE CURRENT AFFAIRS CLUB Front row left to rlght Crawford C Turnbull Palevnonsky Marsted Wxllxamson Zersel Fnelds CPres1dentD Hart R Blmder Perry Scovnlle Oberwelser Omen B Back row Lrpetz Cohen jams Archbald Raddmg I-lerzxg Penner Greenwood lxeatlnlg, A Lackey Schuabacher Rxchman Spiro Donahoe Bradley Mr Bahney The Current AEHIIS Club under the able SUPCIVISIOD Frelds enjoyed a profitable year dxscussmg and analyz mg world and nanonal events D1ck Hart held the of lice of Vlce Presrdent whxle Tom Zensel served as the club s Secretary In October the club sponsored a Mock Nanonal Presxdennal Electron complete wxth an officral vonng machxne borrowed from the Washlngton Townshnp Wrth members of the club actmg rn officlal capac1t1es as reglstrars and checkers the electron was run off 112 smoothly 96 f of the schools elxgrble votersf those on elecnon day Results showed that 125 voted for Presldent ElSCIlll0WC1' whrle Mr Stevenson comprled 29 votes Durlng the year varlous IOPICS of nanonal and world wrde lmportance were d1scussed at the Tuesday nrght meetmbs Among them were questxons related to the Suez crlsls segregatlon statehood for Hawau and Alaska and Rock n Rolls effects on Amerxca whlch strmulated many rewardmg drscussrons , A , -, A , , , r V , ' , , : 1 , , n v u 1 l y ' 'v -v ' lv H l w l y S V , . . . , , , . v - 1' of Mr. Bahney and management of its President, Fred who had previously registeredj turned out at the polls 1 ' 1 I - . . , . . 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THE DRAMATICS CLUB 'L is Front row left to rrght Nlr Vaughan Archbald Wnllnamson Emerson P Keatmg A Drls johnson jennlngs Powell Blmder Shure Second row lxeatlng R Raddrng, Wllshrre J Schwabacher J The proouctron of two plays durmb the last school year by the Dr tmatrcs Club fulfilled the club s objec mes to grve all students expressrng an rnterest some expemence rn theatrrcal work The Came llll!lZ7Zy Court Mama! by Herman Wouk was staged ln December w 1th Headmaster Ogden M11 ler R1Chard Dlls Stephen Raddrng and Peter Emerson performlng brlllrantly rn therr mayor roles The play was a success and as a mark of th1s the club was rm rted Colman Palewonsky jams Scoulle Renner Tobxe Back row Crawford J Smlth P Hall A Helm ones R Zerscl to New Mrlford to pave another presentatron for the Hungarran Rellef Fund Aprrl 76 and 77 were the productron dares of The Harry Hem: by john Patrrck The cast led by Mrs Day Lee Rrchard D1ls and joseph jennmgs, agarn per formed excellently Much of the creclt of havmg many crrtrcs call Tbc Hasty Heart the best play produced rn Gunnery s hrstory goes to the energeuc and enthusras t1c dlrector Mr Clark Vaughan pf THE DEBATING SOCIETY W 'ii' 'Gd-. Front row left to rlght Wrllramson Raddmg Herzrl, Shure Bark rom Mr Bahney jams Blmder Frelds QPres1dentQ Rlchman Owen B Crawford C Under the gu1dance and coathmg of Mr Bahney the members of the Debatrng Souety expounded the1r w ry to a successful yed of wmnmb debrtes md bene Heral e per1ences Fred Frelds vms elected to the posr tron of Presldenr vshue Charles Cravs ford and Bob Bllnder held the OFFICES of VICC Presxdent and Pulra mentarlan respectrvely After out talkmg 1ts opponents 1n 1ntr1 school con tests the Gunnery team of Fred Fields Ian Williamson 114 ohn HCfZ1g and Sreve Raddrng went on to defeat Canterbury on the questxon of Capltal Pun1shment Westover w1s the next school to go down on the same subject urder the vuthermg arguments of Frelds Wrl lrtrmson Herzrg and H Wrlham Shure The members of the Socxety unammously agreed that the experlences guned rn pmrtrcrpatmg rn the de bates durmg the year were well worth the trme and effort expended in reserrch and prepnmtion. THE FRENCH CLUB Left to rrght Oberwerser Wrlltamson Keanng R Arpels QPresrdentD Schvsabacher Howell Mr Whlnall The French Club drrected by Mr Whrttall was or ganrzed to gne all rnterested boys a general uew of French language and culture A xast yar1ety of acttu tres was presented to the club at each gathertng At the regular Monday meetrngs the club lrstened to French records and the members were gn en a chance to exer crse therr knowledge of wrrtten French by domg the crossvs ord puzzles rn French new spapcrs French films on toprcs such as mountuneerrng undcmater drung and Frcnch Cathedrals were shown. Aftervn lrds the group discussed the films in fluent French. Occasionally a few of the more fortunate members were guests at the XY'hrttall s home for sumptuous banquets of French cursme prepared by the skrlled hand of Mrs Whrttall These programs not only held the rnterest of the members who were well adwanced rn the study of French but they vsere also enjoyed by those who had lrttle experrence tn the language Presrdent john Arp els X rcc Presrdent ohn Schvmbacher and Secretary Rod Ixeatmg arded Mr XX hrttall m the drrectxon of the c u . THE BIOLOGY CLUB Front row left to rxght Drls Shure Blrnder Hrnes Hagyard Braman !PresxdentJ Hall G Hughes G Richman Damon Turnbull Lmdsay Back row Emerson D Dew Lrfschntz Herrup Helm Hames Owen B Maxwell Howell Crawford J Hubbard Stoessel S,Norton Mr Swrgart The Brology Club sparked by Mr Sw1garts enthu srasm and abllrty has recently garned prommence as one of the schools most actrve and beneficnal extra currrcular actrvmes Through the efforts of Presldent Tom Braman Vrce Presrdent Ben Hagyard and Secretary Gordon Hall the club was able to go on many excursrons rn the rn terest of scrence throughout the year A most mterest mg tr1p was made to the campus of Yale Umversrty for a tour of Peabody Museum and Glbbs Laboratory Yales new Bro Physlcs Laboratory During the year fxve Audubon Screen Tour lectures nn Torrmgton and two lectures at school open to the entxre student body were enjoyed by the club s members They were grven by outstandrng authorrtnes IH Helds dealrng prrmarlly w1th forestry and phases of conservatlon Among ltS var1ous act1v1t1es the B1ology Club orgamzed many field trrps cookouts and schoolwlde contests rn the varrous fields of sclence 1161 s - x s n a v a Q -x x -1 1 v a A 3 w -v y v 1 f f Y ' 1 9 'Q v v 1 'y x r - v - - . . r , . . , . , . . . , . s s ' ' ' a 1 THE CAMERA CLUB fills Front row left to right Helm Tucker Lifschitz Kenna Hillman fPres1dentb Walzer Perry Cohen Back row Mr Adamson Stoessel S Gorelrk Mintz Hall A Lowes Pershing Koven Under the Presidency of john Hillman and the su pervision of Mr Adamson the Camera Club increased its membership and activities During the year some of the darkroom s obsolete equipment was removed and the whole room was reconditioned with additions of new equipmentg thus enabling the members to do more extensive and finer work than was previously possible. Throughout the year the club enjoyed many lectures conducted by Mr. Adamson as well as other outside au- 117 thorities on various phases of photography It also v evt ed several movies concerning the art of good PIC ture taking and printing The club members did much v. ork with their cameras for school functions and pub licity throughout the year ln the Spring Term the Camera Club sponsored a school-wide photography contest, won by Roger Kenna. This year's program was the most extensive of any ever conducted in the Gun- nery's history by a Camera Club. THE ART CLUB Front row left to right Norton Sukhum Owen B Nirs Titus Cohen jones W Stoessel S Back row Tobie Lowes Radding Chubb Meyer Howell Between yarious field trips to museums the Yale Art School and the Yale Architectural School the Art Club did much 'valuable work for the school. lt did its share in helping to produce the school plays by painting the scenery. The Christmas mural a painting of the Na- tivity which contributed greatly to creating a true holi- day atmosphere in the church was also designed and painted by members of the club. Slcetching out of doors as well as studio work on free afternoons comprised a large part of the clubs actiyities Another sphere of action in which the club participated was entry into the travelling exhibitions of the Housatonic Art Association. This art show in which ten preparatory schools compete travels from one member school to another exhibiting the winning works. This year members Steye Radding and Norm Hines won places in the show with their entries. Helpful instruction and guidance in art work was given the members by Mrs. Titus faculty advisor to the club. THE PHILOSOPHY CLUB frontroyy lclt to rrcht Oyyen B Herne Pucxxonslu lxcatrnc A Back royx Arpcls Oberwerser lxcrtrra, R Hubhcs L, Lntsclutz Settrng an um to ftmnlr true stuclcnts xy nth the bftslc phrlosophrcal concepts XNll1Ll'l const tntly present them selycs rn duly lrfe Mr Renkcrt led the Phrlosophy Club rn rts xxeelcly mcetrnbs Oyer ste1m1ng Cups of Coffee the group xx ould clrscuss subjects drtyxn from 1 11st of ten toplcs esmblrshed rt the begrnnrng of the yetr xyrth thc occrsronrl presence of Chrplun Moore to medrate durrng the hctted trgurncnts yyhrch often arose Begrnnrng yxrth 1 prescntttron by Mr Renlcert of 1 few pornts of pertrnent rnformfxtron the club launched rnto the Nrture of Mtn Lrfe God and the Unrverse, rncl other IUPILS When one meetxng was deemed not thoroughly suthcrent to completely cover the weeks subject the next vyould bcgrn rmmedrately where trme htd ctlled 1 h rlt the yy eck before Mans Place rn the UHIXCISC 1nd Mun rnd the State proved to have proxokcd the htrclest thrnkrng and deepest mterest rn the club s rntcllcctu tlly rnclrned members THE STRAY SHOT Front roxx left to r1g.,ht Shetheld Mcliernon fBLlblI'lCSS Nlanagerp Iennmgs 1Etl1tor1n chlefj Emer son P QAss1stantEd1torQ Bank roxx Zetsel Qljrotluctxon Nlanzten lXC.1I1flL, R Arpels Mr Adamson For thc nrst mme 1t1 tts lnstory the htemry ITl1glZII1E ofTl1e Gunnery Ifvc S11 zy 51101 xx 15 published by tn all Jumor sttlf In x1exx of the nne ISSULS thxt xx ere pro Cluned the mnow mon prox ed to be 1 sutcess Artnlcs for the txxo sepwr me edttlons publtshed durlng the ye lr were selected by ftculty Adusor Mr Adunson 1nd Fdxtor oseph ennmgs from mlterml submlttcd by the mum studtnt body Only thosc bl1OI'f5fOI'1CS md poems xxln lm best utcmplmcd 1 hxgh Lll1lDf6OfCI'C1flVC Wflf mg xx are chosen for the umor publxcqtlon from mate lflll xx luth tll the Ll tsses xx ere encour lgcd to submlt for tht tonsnltr xtmn of the lm ml xxorlung cthtors THE PRESS CLUB Left to right Herrup Brumng D115 CPres1dentD Lowes Renkert Mr Lee Thrs underclassman organrzauon w1th a greatly en larged program under the supervrsron of Mr Lee and Rrchard D115 thrs year assrsted 1n many school func txons The most rmportant job performed was cover mg the school s sporung events and handlrng the wrrte ups for the local and New York Papers wh1ch entarled supplyrng them wrth lrne ups scores and averages of all the games Outsrde the held of sports the Press Club covered many other actrvxtres rn the school for news paper publrcrty Ardxng the Alumnr Councrl the mem bers helped Wlfh the productron of the Alumm New: and the marlmg of Alumm lrterarure The preparatron of the school calendar of events and the programs for each term s athletxc contests was also very well handled by the club durmg the year . 2 , . , . . , v , . I . . , ' . , . . . . . , . 7 ' 1 1 ' 121 THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB Left to right Hughes J Wilshire J QPresidentD Mr Cavwley Oberweiser Krodel In the garage beneath Memorial Mr Cawley and his small band of automobile students worked on a 1941 Dodge which formerly belonged to Mr Millers son Dwight Weiser and the others spaced classroom lectures on the principles of the operation of an internal combustion engine betw een afternoon lab sessions They com pletely dismantled the car s engine after bodily remov ing it from the chassis and after a thorough cleaning and replacement of worn parts proceeded with the re assembly With the typical optimism of a do it yourself auto mechanic Mr Cawley reported that he hoped to have est' Clouds of blue smoke and a few left over parts may not have been equal to a costly professional ,ob as typical results but the experience gained by the boys working at a typical reconditioning job was worth much more than any improvements made to the Dodge President jock Wilshire and Secretary Dave Ober- the old ark amoverin' by the end of May at the lat- 122 THE COOLERS Left to right Lip-etz Bristol P Moulton Bristoll D Greenwood Allyn L CDrrector7 Helm Bradley Tobie Cohen Povsell Mr Lee The Gunnery Band soon to become known as The playing, faculty member Mr Day Llxis Lee He did an excellent job in organizing and promoting a small combo of this txpe which had formed in the minds of a few interested boys With the help of Director Lou Fats Allyn and Man tger Mike Helm the Coolers made their debut be tics Club s production of The Came Hzztmy Court Mar tm! Since then the group has performed at various school functions the most memorable of which were the prize nights at the end of each term I A I I J 'D .S I 3 '1 i 1 v 1 ' I ! 1 Al! 3 9 Y 3 ' ' v 3 y H L I r ' - Coolers , was organized in the Fall Term by the guitar- fore the school during the intermission of the Drama- 123 THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL Front row left to rrght Hall G Smyth Hmes CPres1dentD Smrth P Frelds Braman Back row Mr Buxton Mr Golembeske Mr Rowe Mr Whrnall Mr Wlllcox Mr Beebe The Athletrc Councrl whose members are the coaches and captalns of all the varsrry reams rhrs year Rowe Whrttall and Wrllcox The captams were Fred Melrus-Football Fred Frelds Soccer Tom Brarnan Basketball B111 Smyth Hockey Norm Hmes Wrestllng Gordre Hall Baseball and Peter Smrth Tennrs Pete served as the Secretary of the Councrl and Norm headed the organrzanon as rts Presxdent The marn purposes of the Athletrc Councrl were to keep a careful record of the scores of all games award general athletrc polrcy of the school The Councrl rs to be congratulated for therr part ID the promotron of the fine effort and good sportsmanshrp that was rn evrdence at all the school s athletrc events n - Z 1 -x s . l U x U x 'x I l x . I . 1 ' 9 - x - 1 - x - - 9 . . , . , consisted of coaches: Beebe, Buxton, Golembeske, the letters for all sports, and formulate and uphold the , . , . l . : . . . . . , - , . . . - y . -D , . - . . . , - , . - , . v ' a 124 'l ' What Was That Score Agam john' 3 ,, joy Ride 125 Almost THE CAINE MUTINY COURT MARTIAL X A 3? L. 5 T IE ,ax E... THE HASTY HEART F fq---M -'vs-f My' :P-sa-, 'Q .......-,11 Beat South Kent Support at Games !ffV,. This Is the Life 4,1 'llVl llll 1 Political Campaign? 128 i, A ,,. ' i Signs of Exams. -mrrzxrfwxi' NK Q R, L5 W I Xi 'd L f lv iw' A -.. Ouch! 1 4 The Be errs 129 SP 5 F l V Charmed I'm Sure F 11 C I L ' . :Q 1 ps ' - V ' 1 I ,- . . V N nn THE GUNNERY PRIZE AWARDS ONE HUNDRED SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT JUNE 7 8 1957 Washlngton Connectrcut SCHOLASTIC AWARDS Hlghest Scholar ln the School Albert Fenner Mrlton 58 Second Highest Scholar ln the School Ian Wxlson Wtllramson Hlghest Freshman Scholar Samuel Sherman Herrup Hlghest Sophomore Scholar Harold Phelps Brrstol jr Hxghest Jumor Scholar Albert Fenner Mxlton Hrghest Semor Scholar Ian Wnlson Wrllxamson Greatest Scholastxc Improvement Thomas Chapxn Braman Alumm Assocratxon Scholarshxp James Kastner Cohen Henry Adams Memorxal Scholarshnp- Donald Edward Freeman Awarded to that hoy dererwng hnanczal armtance and hav 1ng a record of h1gh .rcholartzc ahzlzty Guy Rlchards McLane Memonal Scholarshnp- james jacob von Gal 59 Au arded annually to that hay who dererzfer ft hy hu out .rtandmg record at The Gunnery Thomas Frothmgham Archbald 58 Auarded annually to that boy uho 11 mort likely 171 future yearr to he ofthe greatest zalue to hu comnzunrty Merchants Scholarshlp Rlchard Charles Dnls 58 Auarded to a Day Scholar fn need of yfnanczal azd by the hufzneurnen of Warhfngton Connectzcut The Second Mile Scholarshlp Wrlllam Henry Carlson 58 Au arded annually nz the discretion of the Headmarter of The Gunnery to that .rtudent tn the junzor Clary from the State of Connectzcut u ho requfrzng ruch azd heft exemplz he: the qualmer of tenaczty uzll to rucceed personal nz tegrzty unrelnrhnen ana' good uzll to men uhzch charac terzze Henry B Van Sfnderen 07 the chief executzue and guzde of thore ertahlnhrng the auard Mr Van Srnderen uar Prerzdent of The Gunneryr Board of Trurteer from 1922 to 1952 Excellence 1n Art Norman Patrnck Hlnes Bruce Stephenson Owen Excellence rn Enghsh Peter Hopkmson Smrth Excellence m Latm Donald Edvs ard Freeman Excellence nn Romance Languages lFrenchJ John Roderick Keating Alliance Francaise de Waterbury Prxze John Henry Schwabacher Excellence rn Spamsh Dannel B Penner Excellence nn Intermedxate Mathematxcs Albert Fenner Mtlton Excellence rn Mathematxcs Robert Parkm Johnson Excellence m Mechanncal Drawnng Paul Severm Marsted Excellence nn Geology Robert Rand Rlchmond Excellence nn Bxology Herman Wrllram Shure Thomas Chapm Braman Excellence rn Chemxstry Albert Fenner Mxlton Excellence m Phystcs Louns Packer Allyn Rrchard Huson Hart The Samsonoff Pnze m Letterwrxtmg Mernll Krrk Davxd Lmdsay The Samsonoff Prtze 1n Spelhng Peter Hopkmson Smlth 57 The Samsonoff Prnze m Penmanshnp- Benyamnn Wrllxam Plotkm 59 Bausch and Lomb Sc1ence Prrze Louxs Packer Allyn For the Jtudent uho ha: ,fhoun the greatest progresr tn Sczence throughout hu preparatory courre Rensselaer Alumnl Medal Robert Parkm Johnson 57 For that hay rn the graduatzng claJ.r who har done the hen u ork tn Mathematzcr and Sczence throughout ht: prepara tory courfe School Poetry Prnze Mnchael Albert Patewonsky 57 School Hrstory Pnze Ian Wrlson Wxllxamson 57 The Hrllman Hxstory Prxze Peter Hopkmson Smith 57 Auarded to the Jtudent uho har made the hert record for the year rn the Amerrcan Hntory courre hy Mr William Hillman nz appreczatzon of the Jchoolr contribution to hu .ron Wzllzam Sermolzno Hillman DF CUM LAUDE Louxs Packer Allyn Richard Huson Hart Chrrstopher Kxmball Hart Peter Hoplunson Smxth Ian Wxlson Wrlllamson Albert Fenner Milton 58 . . ' ' - ' ' , '58 . . . , ,57 . . . - W . . X60 '58 ., . . , U ,59 ...... . , '58 ' ' .... ' , '58 Q , , '53 ' ' .... ' ' ' ,57 , , , - . . ,'57 I v '57 llll ' I 1,57 ' ' - ' ' , '59 ' .... ' , '60 ' ' ' ' .... ' ' , '57 ,'j8 ' ,'57 ' ' ' ' - ' ' . . . ' ,'58 ' ' ..... ' ,'57 ' ' ' ' , '57 I, . ' ' - . . . . ,,57 Marion W. Neergaard Scholarship- , , ', l , , ' ' , ' ' . . ' , '57 ' ...... ' A ,'57 ' l ' , '57 Q r ' ' .... ' ' , '57 . - . . ' ' .... ' ,'58 ' ' ' ' , 'I30 SPECIAL AND GENERAL AWARDS Brmsmade Prrze Wrllram Haraden Maxwell 57 The Gunnery Cup Peter Hopkrnson Smnth Au arded annually to that boy uho through hzr character and achzeternent rball haze contrzbuted mort largely to the ruccerr of the School year amllton Gxbson Award Wallace Prescott Hubbard Jr 59 eadmaster s Prnze Chrrstopher Krmball Hart 57 Au arded to that member of the Graduating Clarr uho by hir conrtant excellence and dependabzlzty tn rtudzer and extra currzcular actnztzer har contributed outrtandzngly to the ruccerr of the School I ear Crtrzenshrp Prrze Wlllram Newman Smyth 57 Auarded to that member of the Senzor Clarr ubo har rhozcn the greatert progrerr u hrle at The Gunnery tn relat mg today r rtudrer and experzencer to tomorrou r rerponrc bflztzer ar an adult cttzzen by the father of a Gunnery graduate Edward Fuller Barnes Memorlal Award George Seeber Sullrvan 59 Au arded to the boy who bert exemplzfier thore qualttzer of cheerfulnerr courtery and frzendlznerr whrch are charac terzrttc of the boy rn u hore memory the award cr made News Award Peter Hopkmson Smrth 57 A bound zolume of the year r zrruer prerented to the retzr mg Edztor zn recognztzon of hcr achzeuementr uhzle tn ofbce The john Warner Moore Awards Lours Packer Allyn Charles Ackerman Crawford Herman Wrllram Shure Ian Wrlson Wrllramson Wmner of Effectxve Speakmg Contest Frederrck Sexton Frelds Honorable Mentron Peter Hopkmson Smxth Best Speech of Introductron George john Renner Photography Award john Kmppenberg Hxllman Typrng Prrze George Wrllram Hames Chapel Musxc Award Lours Packer Allyn Auarded by Mr and Mfr john C Brtnrmade Headmaster 1861 1922 ar a memorzal to Mr Brrnrmader father and mother both noted for unrelyfrh and rympathetfc znterert zn people u :th a purpore for czttzenrhtp and rocral rerponrz btltty Thomas Alexander Langford Memorral Prlze Peter Hopkmson Smrth 57 Au arded to the Senior u bo tr alu ayr a gentleman Harvard Club of Connectrcut Award George Vernon Sheffield 58 Au arded to the junior u ho deemr mort uorthy by utrtue of hzgh rcholarrhrp and character Franklxn 8: Marshall College Alumnt Award Charles Ferdmand Smxth 57 Arts and Crafts Prrze Harold Davrd Scovxlle 57 Robert Parkm Johnson 57 Auarded to that Gunnery boy uho har rhown the greatert znterert rn artr and craftr and ubore knowledge of toolr Mr Norman Couch of New Prerton Connectzcut rshrng Prrze John Innrss Howell jr 60 Au arded to that boy u ho catcher legally the largert brook broun or raznbozc trout on artzhczal lurer tn waterr within the confiner of the Tou n of Warhtngton SPORTS AWARDS The Athletrc Cup Norman Patrrck Hrnes 57 Au arded to that boy u ho har contrtbuted mort to the ruc cerr of athletzcr durrng the School Year by hir effortr achreuementr and rpzrzt of co operatzon unther Football Award Stanley Benton Hagyard 57 Au arded annually to the mort valuable player tn Football the factorr bezng conrrdered bezng playing abtlzty and per formance conrtructzve leaaerrhtp and unrelbrh deuotzon to team u orb H A ' ' . , -rl ' ' .. 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' ,'57 - ' . 131 SCHOOL DIRECTORY Allyn LOUIS Packer Masons Island Mystrc Connectrcut Allyn Rufus Masons Island Mystxc Connectrcut Archbald Thomas Frothrngham RFD 41:1 Orwlgsburg Pennsylvanra Armstrong Thomas Burnett Hrllandale Road Westport Connectrcut Arpels John Claude 744 Frfth Avenue New York New York Ball Harrrson J 47 Colt Road Summtt New Jersey Barber Robert Baylns 1736 Bates Avenue Sprrngfield Illrnors Benfreld Mrchael Andrew R F D 11:1 Westford Road Concord Massachusetts Bent Stephen Porter 1350 Lake Road Lake Forest Illxnots Best Albert Bruce Dogwood Lane Darren Connectlcut Blmder Robert 227 Tappan Street Brooklme 46 Massachusetts Bradley Wrllram jr 20 Mrdchester Avenue Whtte Plams New York Braman Thomas Chapm 1504 Chatam Road Hrghland Park Camphlll Pennsylvama Brrstol Harold Phelps Jr Brlstoll Donald Andrews r Brown john Carroll Brunrng Paul Cope Butler john Bruce Jr Carlson Wrllram Henry Carnell Andrew Newbury Chubb Russell Parsons Cohen james Kastner Colman Jonathan Crayder Colton Rrchard Clark jr Crawford john Walker Crowell john Leland Cummrngs Donald Grrswold Damon Wrllram Cotton II Davrs Rrchard Marden jr Day Chrrstopher Frnch Dew Thomas Roderrck Dlem Mrchael Henry Drls Rrchard Charles Donahoe Martrn Hassett III Edgar Charles Coe Emerson Davrd Lrght Emerson Peter jon Frelds Frederrck Sexton Freeman Donald Edward French Darnforth Baker Gebhardt Rrchard Donald Gorelrk Guy Borrs Greenwood Allan Brewster Hagyard Stanley Benton I-Iarnes George Wrllram Hall Allen Robmson Hall Gordon Wescott Hall Robert Andrew jr Hart Chrrstopher Klmball Hart Rrchard Hudson II Day Street South West Granby Connectrcut 91 Randecker Lane Kensmgton Connectlcut Amveco CA Trnaqurllo Cojedes Venezuela SA Washmgton Connectraxt 10426 Whrte Brrdge Lane St Lou1s 24 Mrssourl Shearer Road Washrngton Connecucut New Scotland Road Slrngerlands New York Porchuck Road Greenwlch Connectrcut Tomkms Avenue West Nyack New York Brrdgewater Connectrcut 251 Lorrng Avenue Pelham New York Box 41:13 Berryvrlle Vrrgmra Chestnut H111 Road Stamford Connectncut 1088 Park Avenue New York 28 New York RFD :H:4 Norwrch Connectrcut 860 Gaylord Street Denver Colorado North Street Ivanhoe Lane Greenwrch Connectrcut 175 East 79th Street New York 21 New York South Street Lrtchfield Connectrcut Washmgton Connectraxt 121 Greenaway Road Rochester 10 New York Round H111 Road Greenwrch Connectlmt East Lake Road Auburn New York East Lake Road Auburn New York 36 Washmgton Avenue Chatam New jersey 24 York Road New Brrtam Connectxcut 130 Merrrweather Road Grosse Pornt Farms Mrchrgan 1039 East Lrlac Lane Mrlwaukee 17 Wxsconsm J Salcedo y Maracalbo Guayaqurl Ecuador 136 Glenwood Road Rldgewood New ersey 56 Spadrna Parkway Pnttsfreld Massachusetts North Road Stonmgton Connectxcut 171 West 12th Street New York New York 1 Carolyn Place Westport Connectrcut 5 Westland Road Hamden Connectnaxt Old Bethlehem Road Lntchfreld Connectxcut 4001 East Ellsworth Avenue Denver Colorado 132 , ' suq.-.ouus--....-.-.-....qsr..s....-...n-au-.unu.s.n..n 5 . , . , -..--.-n-.-.....f...sn--..........................nn-.qnnnn.q.-u , . , ' , 4.-sa-nnr--v....---...u-. non . - u , ' 1 . , ..vavv.-'.-...---.,...-...von-us , , . , ....,..................................... , , , ' , r. ...................,.................................... , ' , , ............................................ 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