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

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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

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ACTIVITIES L. I x J

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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