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

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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

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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

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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