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

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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

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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.

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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