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

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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

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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.

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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