Loomis Chaffee High School - Confluence Yearbook (Windsor, CT)

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--- 1 r i P l i l 4 P . 3 L., .... . THE LOOMISCELLANY THE LOOMIS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Presidmi SIDNEY L. EATON, '23 Vice-Prvsirlvrzts DAVID H. SWOPE, '25 -JOHN E. BOWLES, '31 WILLIAM P. PRATT, '24 WII LIAM H. MORRIS, '32 Secrefary-Treasurer ERNEST W. EVENSON, '20 Assisfant Secrefary Assisfrmf Trms111'e1' GEORGE B. SAVAGE, '23 HULL P. MAX'NARD, '19 Finance Commiffcc' E. W. EVENSON, '20 N. H. BATCHELDER H. P. MAYNARD, '19 J. J. HAMMEL, '18 H. R. MORSE 1934-35 saw no startling innovations in the Association's program. As usual, revising the mailing lists occupied the olhce, together with the preparing and mailing of the three issues of the ALUMNI BULLETIN. In the belief that hard times were coming to a close, the Treasurer sent out notices asking for resumed payment on alumni pledges, the money from which goes to pay off the alumni's indebtedness for the locker wing on the Gymnasium. With the Summer issue of the BULLETIN Went an appeal for donations as a school birthday gift, July seventh being looked upon as Loomis's birthday. The results of the appeal, though not exceptionally good, were promising enough to warrant a continuation of the birthday gift request this year. Various alumni gatherings have taken place in centers of Loomis men. Early in December the Boston district held a well-attended dinner and meeting at the Hotel Continental in Cambridge. The gathering was augmented by the attendance of Mr. B., three members of the faculty, and a quartet from the school glee-club. Other meetings of the sort were held during the year in New York, New Haven, and Princeton. About one hundred alumni attended the Spring reunion of 1934 held at Loomis. After the athletic program of the afternoon, dinner was served in the dining hall, after which repast the gathering moved to the Library to elect officers, listen to reports and speeches, and reminisce. This year's reunion was held in the Spring, the classes of '20, '25, and '30, in accordance with the procedure inaugurated in 1933, were guests of special distinction as being five, ten, and fifteen years out of school. LOOMIS SCHOOL 1935 Page106

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THE LOOMISCELLANY THE HANDBOOK D. O. PARKER, '35 Clmirnmn C, L. LIERBERT, '35 Erlilor-in-chief W. P. KIRK, JR., '35 Businexx Managrr I ' P. C. MITCHELL, '36 Axxixlnnf Bzlxiness Manager . . ...LDV MR. MILLS ' Farulfy Advixvr THE LOOM J. G. GILKFY, JR., '35 j. W. WOI.FENDEN, '35 W. WILHELM, '35 W. H. WELCH, '35 MR. NEWTON J. F. MACENULTY, JR., '35 , - , X ,- THE PRESS CLUB J. H. PIERPONT, '35 President J. F. DORAN, '36 Vive-President L. G. MARTIN, '36 P. C. MITCHELL, '36 J. N. MANILLA, '36 D. D. BELLIS, '37 MR. GRUBBS Fucully Adviser LOOMIS SCHOOL 1935 Page105

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