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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' . Y . . . . I , . V 0 I l Q 1 . A f Q - ,L , .. 7 Y. L E 3 . . . V . . .gs ' ' . . V . . - t - a v , ' 2 it ,L ' ' , a . r . ' 7 XM' I 7 . . . 4 ' y ' 1 - 1 ' K A . . . ' a 1 L t L 2 l A 7 A7 - 4 , 1 , . 7 7 I . ., - H ' 2 . 7 ' ' 7 1 s ICCI. . as gg., M . 7 , - a a f typ, A .. L a 2 - 4, . N i . . I U . Y . 7. , Y . , I r ' ' . I ' - . . i . . . Y . . Y u . , 1 'l , . , , ' 1 r r 7 f L '
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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. ' , , . 4 . Y . . , 4 t Y D I l . . , .. ,, . 54. avi' 7 ' . . ,M . A . . ' v A 9 4 Y C , t 1 L 4 s 4 s . .. . ,, I ' K t , I . ls L I A V . . , . . 5 L v 7 y 1 . . 1 - - . ' -A . I . K ' - Y V - .1 - rr t 4 . A . if A . , 4 , t ' ' ' 1 t , . . V . . . . I . . . 1 t . . an ., 1 1 , ,fe - f . I 1 D lr H A . . 7 r ,Q 1 , ' r ' I 7 . L - , 1 . . I J . - . 1 , L . , . 1 r . 1
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