Avon Old Farms School - Winged Beaver Yearbook (Avon, CT)

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Hrs character was rmbued wrth strong belrefs a sense of justrce and farr play hrs mrnd was a fountarn of knowledge hrs personalrty was colorful and keen He took prrde rn seerng nature develop human or otherwrse It rs only wrth hrs passing that we are fully aware of the benrgnrty and good wrll of thrs beloved person It rs to the cherrshed memory of Major General Oscar R Cauldwell that we dedrcate our Wznged Beaver 2 7 3 , . , . DEDICATION NW' wail MR ALLEN J GUNTHER We would not or rather could not feel our testlmonlal complete without bestowmg but a small token of our appreclatnon on thrs man He has been an ever present force ln our danly hves lnspnrmg us and grvmg freely of hrmself Unsellish he has lmparted to us no small amount of hrs knowledge and subtle humor Thus lf IS wxth great pleasure and flttxng as well that Mr Allen J Gunther lnkewrse recerve our heartfelt thanks 3 ,. 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TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION FIRST TERM CALENDAR ADMINISTRATION SENIORS Blography Who s Who Last Wlll and Testament Senlor Poll UNDERCLASSMEN SECOND TERM CALENDAR STUDENT GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page I Class Favorites . . Page 5 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FIRST TERM CALENDAR 51 seniors meet white uniformed innovation at sick bay Stock already dropping in rnfirmary concession Director of Admissions makes seniors alumni early Coincidence annual giving drive begins early also The Warden returns from summer on the continent Seniors break down and buy summer reading books 48 seniors on bounds for poor showing on English test Doc teaches proper methods of sleeping in lecture for forty five foggy lecture listeners Mr Pierpont declares weekly song sessions First session breaks up after bomb scare Trinity College opens W Reese makes prospective visit Wild orgy in Deans house Eaglettes have case of insomnia Van Winkle organizes field geology trip Van Winkle fails first Physical Science test on rocks First dance held Van Winkle meets savior on earth Science Department receives gift of one hundred sixty two educa tional films from Mr Merrill Steve makes two grade gain as first term marks come out Le Boutillier tries to convmce court on prevailing wmds change Attempt made on Merrill s life Barbers boycott school 25 boys grow side burns Fall sports program ends greasy spoon cigarette sales double Blank opens Lost and Found Department Train to New York rocks on tracks as beer concession thrives Steves parents decide weekend is best time for letter writing Beer flows freely through lounge Glee Clubs impressed Aird Attride and Van Wrnkle meet friends at Northfield Letters on therr way to headmasters of Avon and Dobbs Ferry Fifth form celebrates eighteenth anniversary of Japanese rnvasion Chew mistaken for raccoon nearly shot by Wardrop Death of cat sets Marvin hunting revenge Miss Mac in htding Two hundred two popcorn balls given to student body by William Pine two hundred popcorn balls found rn trash Kitchen help hold party corn balls served Beards seen on campus as annual circus date nears Wardrop comes out of debt party increases town s population Rose Bowl draws low attendance as Chr Chr makes debut Apple polish seniors return promptly at six oclock Forty seniors stagger to infirmary Forty seniors write for Uncle Sam catalogue as college boards ter mrnate Student body cracks new text books Mrdyear exams begm 6 16: . . : .... : 17: . . . . : 18: . . . . . : 19: . . : : . . . . : 21: ' . 24: ' ' . 25: ' ' ' . 1: . . : 6: . ' ' . 7: ' ' . 10: ' ' . 11: . ' ' '. 13: ' ' ' , ' ' . 21: ' ' ' . 22: ' ' ' ' . 31: . : . . : 5: . . . . : : 6: ' . 10: . . . . .. . , : 14: Merrill organizes social activity . . . at Northampton. 15: ' ' ' . 16: , ' - . 18: , ' . 20: . 25: ' , ' ' . 30: , . . . : .. : 1: , ' . 5: . : . . . : 6: ' . 7: . ' . . . . . 10: ' , . 12: . . : . . . . : 14: . . . 15: ' , . 15: ' . 18: , ' ' ' . 1: '- ' . 5: ' ' ' ' . 6: ' ' . 9: ' ' - 20: . 21: ' ' . K 'X 3,1 , 7 , Nj :- J' iii! .124 M 12 :J M ' ' ,r O ,J V I7 x U 7 fl W - I-S' IW? Tj' a J EL Q if ' 7 l-Hxiffvu ,L.l 1-xl Z 1 ,f- 'Z- f 9 fl X -oy 59: 41-'ff Z7 ff ff 3 FACULTY DONALD W PIERPON T Provost Rxchmond College A B Graduate Study Johns Hop kms Un1vers1ty Faculty Columbia College Columbla Umvers1ty 1945 1947 Appomted 1947 au- . GEORGE D KINKADE Dean Teachers College of Connectxcur BS Yale Umversxty MA PhD Appomted 1948 WILLIAM M EASTWOOD Comptroller Yale Umversnty B S BE Appomted 1953 7 '? '1 i WINSTON R JOHNSON Azde to the Provort Harvard Umversrry BS Graduate Study Trmxry College MA Appomred 1948 BERNARD R HAMMONS Amrtant to the Pfovoft Admmlom' Alumm Relation: Publzc Relatzom Extensnon Courses Eclucanon Department Yale Umverslty Appomred 1948 IN A f ,f 4 , ,..Q .., , .., .. , , -- I ,..,.. 1. ' f 7 , . John Arthur Mitchell W James Kilgour , Lili Richard W C Evans Jr Head of the Head of the Head of the English Department Sczence Departmenf University of Pennsylvania Queen s University BS MA PhD Ontario BS Appointed 1948 Appomted 1949 Matbemaucr Department Umversiry of Wtsconsin B S Columbia Umversiry M A Graduate Study Columbia University Appointed 1950 V55 awllfufe, Y than-ff' Arthur Norman Sharp Head oft Language Department Boston Universrty B A Graduate Study University fof Paris University of Berlin Appointed 1950 -5254.5 UA-an 'Sr Wilbur S Durphey Woodworkzng Goddard Seminary Appointed 1947 jack B Grove Richard K Loveland Heaa' ofthe Head ofthe Muna Department Hulory Department Oberlin College B A Prrnceton University B A Columbia University NI A Appointed 1953 Appointed 1951 '27 Herbert C Cochrane Allenj Gunther Dzrector of Athfetns Mathematic! Springfield College Rensselaer Polytechnic B Phy Ed Graduate Study Institute BMet E Appointed 1948 Columbia University M A Appomted 1950 ST' l . l i , . , . 3771 I , A A 9 at I . ' H X N . 'S' he i i Harvard Universityiblvl. University ofllowa, Trinity College, ii f' . . '. . I - - ' ' ' -.X I J? t , jg! 3 V me 'df' 4,4 i 1 Q , . A xx f' Peggy Beck Evans Edward F Saxby Frank W Elinger Ceramic: Mathemancs Chicago Art Institute Teachers College B FA New York State of Connectxcut Ceramrcs College Umversrty of Chrcago Appomted 1951 Appomted 1951 Englzsb Yale Unnversxty BA Graduate Study Tnnxty College Appomted 1956 Thomas T Tongue Wrllnarn A Burt John W Boynton Hulory Biology Lalm Washington Stetson and Lee Umversrty of Umverslty Appomted 1956 Theymouraz Tsouloukrdze Spahuh St Germarn-en Laye, B A , Unrversrty of Pans School of Law, Central Unrversrry, Madnd, Ph D Appomted 1959 Wesley P Dochtermann Chemutry Columbra Unrversxty, B A , Graduate Study, Unrversrty of Pennsylvanxa, Baldwrn College and Umversrty of New Hampshire Appoxnted 1959 Johns Hopkxns Unrversrty B A Appomted 1959 David C Brooks Sk: Director Unrversrty of New Hampshlre Appomted 1959 Sidney C. Clark English Hillyer College, B.A.g Graduate Study, Trinity College Appointed 1958 Helena H. Kilgour Englixb Agnes Scott College, B.A.g University of North Carolina, M.A.g Graduate Study, University of Toronto School of Social Work Appointed 1958 Clifford E. Jones Art John Herron Art School, B.F.A.g Prix de Rome, F.A.A.R. Appointed' 1959 Seth F Mendell History Rollins College B A Graduate Study University of California Appointed 1959 J? Maryory P Tripp Typwe Stoneleigh junior College 12 Appointed 1957 William H E Norman Lzbmnan Christ Church School London England Appointed 1959 1959 in is-W Paul H Barbour School Phyncum Trinity College B S Yale Medical School Mary W Irwin School Nurxe Hospital of Saint Raphael X Rose White Ellovich Developmental Reading Willimantic State Teachers College B S Appointed 1959 Zh William Kegley Head of Ground! 1153 . gh- Y I Y l , - -3 ' , B.A. ' ' ' - g N f I gf ff 2' S i I 1vg- c A - MD. ' The Boar s Head wall be at Howard Johnson s thts year I cant seem to Fund anythmg about the Unxversnty of Alaska if iw-va: tv 4.7 if X www V N W beats a bxcycle ,QQ 'h-.v ,av ku-mf Who says theres too much chlorme rn the pool? The best way to raxse funds rs to take a vacatron 13 a Q , 1 a se, 51' he l Sf A V e sf' 'IOL wmkwiwmaqa ls f Mag .ygw 1 r t Q , 'ow-f . iw.. s sg q at-ia., ,l 1, 9,U'gf3'1,,f ' ' t e ft 7 f-'ww .Q 'w ' a n uf? X - s ,'g, 'f,, . ---. . -'r 5 4.2 ' sw?-I I K nga ' .,-as ::. ' gg ' . , V - L, ' t K K jg: .' H, ,, , ' if 1 2' 4-,-F, Xi T his 5364 t. f L 7 , -A 11 by ,ff 5 M A f - f ult ' .hi 1 k I 3 -Y fL'4 .Q a s J L 1 ' R . ,,L 'J 5 I 5 ' xv v V 1 Cant you even sleep nght7 Voxla' Somethmg seems to have gone wrong here L.- Take the pncture never mmd about the legs' Bur everybody hkes to slug dont they? All you Sons of Much downsranrs' 1 E. .,,, 1 - , W .' jx V ' Eg 2 e ' me 3 ,mf f . I 5 S 4 1 ',,' DOH I 35k me COUCCK them Y0l11'SClf Wardrop you d better shave Youll grve the club a bad name No blood no letters ,XS Sorry, no mail today, it's a holiday: I. B. M.'s anniversary. The more water, the more profit. 15 M 'L V H23- m2 R! Q32 H E? 24 Q: -a 'xi .gg 5 if if AV ,Q F 5 .fly V X , A We-3 1 if faxes, Q25 'Q ik' gf' by Kkgljm f4f,Qgffx.YW - ne, , , -- . , E' ,, , -Q f , M ggfzgg W --i , ' 4, Im teachmg thus class Godfrey Vad you van: buddy? lx. wma! No Wood you cant dunk rt L4 If we don r have rt we ll order rt I thmk Ill take a pxcture rt s easxer 17 'Finn-N Now down ar Rollxns We ll have no more talk about Nancy Well son rr looks lrke they goofed agam 1 Xfll Just sit down over thayah, and be quiet. Yes, Doctor, he had a broken leg and I told him to come back at sick call. 'IB fx Z fx-,J -iii 'A 'W i 1 I 5 ,, , IOR -r ..S'- Ti- 19 t- --.14 -1 -4- I ,.,. -gr ' gu O Q tr I ff 1 :5 ERIC- 'T A SENIOR HISTORY Avon has changed a great deal rn srx years as has the Class of 1960 At graduatron there were but two left of those who began as first formers Pete Van Wrnkle and james Wardrop How we laughed at therr storres concernrng the Good Old Days It seems that the war cry of Elephant then was Ham and Eggs and a srde order of buttered toast And there was Mr Dunn who once mrstook study hall for a baseball dramond and a coffee pot for a baseball Rrsrng to the ranks of the second form Pete and james were jorned by an assortment of gremlrns There was a grant from West Hartford and a candy man from New Haven as well as a walkrng drctronary from New York The greater part of therr frantrc pranks were legalrzed under the ausprces of the Marchrng and Chowder Socrety Thrs organrzatron was ably drrected and counselled by Mr Haase and Mrs Haase' Monrtors' The Class of 60 expanded greatly durrng 1956 1957 Calrfornra rnvaded our ranks There was a red headed nrnety seven pounder desrrned to become Wardcn along wrth a mop of curly harr and Steve drscovered shavrng cream From thc sunny south came pebble and a myrrad of motorcycle storres And the fourth member of the Krngston Trro arrrved laden down wrth a gurtar and bongos Then there was a small Gloucester fisherman who sported a huge wrndsor knot We met Mr Efinger for the frrst trme Ned and Trm were our prrze Englrsh students No one can say that the thrrd form of that year drdnt take an rnterest rn athletrcs On the grrdrron there was the Manhasset Flash whrlc a certarn personalrty played a fiery brand of basketball It was a successful year all the way round and some srgns of buddrng leadershrp and mfrturrty were to be seen Insprred by a dark figure rn a tweed surt the Class of 1960 now fourth formers reached new herghts Nebraska sent us a young man of no small amount of popularrty as drd the Englewood School for Boys From the Mrdwest came a dark harred boy of menacrng ap pearance yet underneath he was as gentle as could be And Chref Somethrng or Other showed Sandy a few thrngs about roundball There was ohn how d ya spell hrs last name and a erseyrte who startled us wrth hrs oral feats Cole jorned the Glee Club and Demo gave Mr Grove headaches wrth hrs exotrc brand of jungle jazz Mrller and Escher emerged from the woods lust long enough to say hello The form was lrkewrse emerg rng from the depths but we drdnt plan to return We were on our way It rs rntcrcstrng to note thc comparatrvely short per rod of trme wherern the transrtron from boyhood to manhood rs reached A ganglrng boy becomes a con fident young man seemrngly overnrght Thus other resrdents of Avon were taken aback to say the least on vrewrng the Class of 60 as fifth formers Our ranks were once agarn augmented standouts were a jour nalrst of sorts who accompanred by a woodsman came to us from Baltrmore There was that laughrng red head and the rncapacrtated West Vrrgrnran And what about those local boys? That drummer that swrft mrler and that busrnessman' It goes wrthout sayrng we were all hrghly amused by the antrcs and contortrons of that drmrnutrve scamp Our form led the school rn numer ous ways athletrcally scholastrcally and rn actrvrtres to boot We re Senrors' They sard wed never make rt but we showed people rust how wrong they can be eh? That red head emerged as Warden and that drctronary as Presrdent judge Avon s leadrng woodsman demon strated hrs lournalrstrc talents rn more ways than one Of course he recerved some help from Roy and Sandy A brg Irrshman and a lrttle ltalran led the way for Avons Varsrty Eleven l 2 3 rn Advanced Math and Steve s cartoon corner rn physrcs We carrred off the Boar s Head admrrably and some lrttle rmp was the pester or haven t you heard? It was srx years filled wrth laughter sorrow rowdmess tears achrevements and farlures a srx years that are a part of us and a part of Avon Thrs book rs our restrmonral and graduatron rs our reward As we leave Avon we look back on rt all wrth mrxed emotrons We wrll remember Prerp hrs car and hrs never ceasrng desrre to make us men Doc and hrs dry humor as well as those rntermrnable lectures Coffee at Pops Mr johnson and hrs accursed slrps Mr Loveland and hrs rnsprrrng us wrth a love of the past and a respect for our herrtage Hfrmmons and hrs tres and tweeds Mr Gunther and hrs acute rntellecr The General and all that he stood for Mr Efinger and hrs constructrve crrtr crsm The Dean and Durph and therr well wrshrng Mr Grove for hrs patrence Mr Tongue and Mr Burt for therr warm southern arrs Coach and the drrve and farr play he rnstrlled rn us The Colonel and hrs regrmentatron Mr Saxby and hrs edrficatron they re all a part of us now We carry off a part of Avon wrth us and a part of us remarns It rs our hope that that whrch lrngers wrthrn these walls wrll be pre served that we may return and pay our respects rn the years to come THE CLASS OF 1960 1 . , . ' 1 ' 1 . . .. rr . . , ,, . ' . . , - Q Yl ' ' ' - ' 3 7 y . Y ' 3 7 a ' ' ' - s y s . . . . . , . . , . . - , . . . , . I1 ' lv ' ' . 4 ' , , . . , . . 4 . . . . . .. . . . . . Q Q ' C . . ,, . . J Y . . . . . . 1 n . - j . - . N -. . A , - - .. .. - - .. , .. . - . ' . t - x 4 1 . , . ' 7 1 7 I ' 1 Y . 1 . . . . ,, . . . - 9 1 ,, . . . . . ,, . ,, . . s - 1 . - - .- u I K a 1 g 1. . .. - , . . . . , , . . . . Mr. Y 6 I . . - o , 7 . 1 . . . , I Y K . . - - K K - 1 . , . . . . J . . . , ,, ,, . . . . . . ' 1 ' s 9 . ,, . . . . . . . , . , . . 1 . . . A J . j . l ? pf Ill'- Q2 fs. RHF: Iliff-Emir- ' ' ir- Q Emir, ,.. Wir'- lrzwig, 891-'S my ff:- WEL 'Plfmzf-F vw: 3 '?':wQ F 5545'- lfizriivggg-,,'-,Q,,, 52995: 5mg91: with .1 - 'f vw M. H39 Wynne- WFE: F brig: 6 llwf JOHN AIRD J Mlll Valley, Call rnia f W W M W S0 Summit Avenue pl 4 Sgcretary 4 voman 2 3 jspofts , i 12, 4 W N 1 as Varsrty Dorm Q HQ 7 W Lau ter an me mg may easlly k dwxth the red head ar en from Call n ut ke every one john two srdes H1s anny knack of know mg wh to be serxous hen to let h exuberant self shane thr ug rn hrrn great pect and ularlty from ellows throu hrs four y at Avon In addmon to ns ul ty john served Avon m many ways Hrs years of servxce on the councnl were marked by many achnevements as were hrs ac comphshments on the athlenc flelds and rn the class rooms M Assocrate 1 D t ,3 oll um Laude ditor 3 3 4 if Club 3, 4 Ed 'tor Milf We 'W I wonder how rt wrll look on Muscle Beach r 2, , , .1 ' A . . , M D 7 I A A1 i - ' r i - N, ' ! l . 5 , 5 - .wr ' ,afgtrv-.K ' - 4 1 ' ' if Y 3 , - W 4 'l3?ili ?5,i53:a,ggf5g, i ' V, ALEXANDER REMOR ALVES 38 Sunset Avenue Watertown, Connectiaxt Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 J.v. Baseball 1, 2 Softball 3, 4 Community Service l, 2, 3, 4 Avonian 2 3 Sports Edrtor 3 Winged Beaver 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Secretary 3 Dorm Monrtor 5 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Dean s Lrst 3 Cum Laude 3 4 Boar s Head 1 4 Lrbrary Monrtor 2 just wart trll Lrmerock' But laughter wrnged hrs polrshed dart and kmdness tempered every blow Someone was shoutrng and there was no doubt rn Eagle Dorrn that Sandy Alves had somethrng to say agarn It seems he had had a lot to say rn hrs four years here at Avon and rt took hrm four years of constant talkrng to say rt But he finally drd and to the delrght of hrs classmates as what he sard attracted both peo ple and respect He had an oprnron on everythrng he saw and presented rt Wrth the addrtron of hrs bubblrng humor whrch was ever present he became one of the most popular students rn school Elected to the councrl hrs devotron to duty and hrs common sense blazed a trarl for others to follow Desprte hrs fanatrc love for basketball and sports cars he was a serrous and ex tremely hardworkmg student He was forceful drlr gent and devoted to those things whrch he agreed wrth and thrs rn addrtron to hrs natural frrendlrness created a leader r 1 1 3 , . a r 9 .. . . . s ' YI . x ' n ' 2 ' 3 , - Q , ' 7 1 Q 1 .. - - - rr C53 ,gf Q Q fi Cf! gif 'Z-,,,. ii EN A IDE R Cutter s Lane 5 Xgiiip Lbfgfrzcre od M Q aj lffof P -ff if Y QQ, 3 3 r' X6 id! 5,47 Kg, ZQQQQZ 4,17 The mo outst mg charactenstnc rn Roy IS hrs unusu sense of humor Hrs easygomg attrtude has also l nt to the hnlarny of hrs remarks Roy was not all fu and no work however for he was one of the honor students of hrs class from the begmmng of hrs freshman year And last but not least Roy was pos sessed of athletrc talents of no small degree whnch were aptly dnsplayed by hrs partrcnpatnon on the varsxty soccer squad He was certarnly one of the best rounded members of hrs class S arbor ork ? C- Q.- -sei' viii 3? CSS NC' What d ya mean wheres my permxss1on7 2, 5 2 9 5 W J M J Q R ' D B ,-J . O I1 , 7 ' ' 1,2, ' Cf' Ee -, 44 B X F P b 5- Y - Q - Edi J ig, GS Q G I x .D ge, Q 4 -F e eb Ke' , 4 f XX . Q x 2 QQ, Q ! l fg lf' l Us . . e. U ' 2 7 s ash is ' ' k r 67 J , 4 lk ff H' ' i Ll' ' '. K , , . . I l I BRUCE BAKER 724 Clark Street Westheld New jersey Baseball 2 3 Basketball2 3 Track 4 Tenms 5 Football 2 4 Lawyer 3 4 Boar s Head 4 Anyone for roundball7 mum Rnch rn good works jovxal colorful and exuberant Bruce was con stantly lookmg for the funny and enjoyable Slde of lrfe In and outslde of class his open honest nature made h1m the nucleus of many a prank nd joke An ardent lover of sports he spent a great deal of trme playrng a varrety of games w1th numerous frrends Known for hrs easy d1spos1t1on he made many fr1ends durmg hrs school career at Avon , . 7 ' 9 , al , . ' , ' Lnbrary Monrtor 3 l s 1 a ' . , . , 4 ' a ' . I 9 fs...T.-5 Mens judgements are a parcel of thelr fortunes There IS much to be sand about the fertrle mmd and versatnle personalrty of Smart Barr Because of a fine sense of yustxce, Stu was elected Presndent judge A qunck mmd, hard work and fine academxc record com brned wrth a keen wrt and subtle sense of humor to contrnbute greatly toward hrs wrnnmg many frxends here at Avon Hrs frankness and smcerlty made hmm one of the leaders of hrs class STUART GEORGE BARR 29 Cottage Place Staten Island New York Student Court System Lawyer 3 4 Vnllage Attorney 3 Presndenr judge 4 Wznged Beaver Assrstant Edrtor 3 Avoman 1 2 3 4 Gold Key 4 Drnrng Room Commxttee 4 Ltbrary Monrtor 3 Cross Country 2 Boxmg 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Varsrty 3 4 A Club 4 Boar s Head 4 Dance Cornmrttee 4 Form Prrze 3 Honor Roll 2 3 Dean s Llst 3 Cum Laude 3 4 And I thought Court was tough' V Editor-in-Chief 4 KMBKS YBXQJZQ. ca. ou- Xwtgkx me wxlmmkmm .ATe1xXFR-QSQJX. om mac Swsgmfg, Aix QPU W0fQm GARY BLACK, JR Snow H111 Farm OJN-LX NRM- Glyndon Maryland Nlmrod Club 3 4 mb Secretary 4 Avoman 3 4 im Q Assocrate Edntor 4 Dorm Monrtor-4 ED A Varstty Tenms 3 4 Hockey 3 Boar s Head 4 Commumty Servrce 3 4 It s not the Baltnmore Sun but rt ll do 'lb Handsome IS that handsome does Colorful nn hrs typical Baltnmore way Gary was a popular member of thus class Intellngent athleuc and extremely frnendly Gary was a natural leader As a monrtor he was respected and well hked A lover of the outdoors he devoted much of hrs urne to the Nrm rod Club and m trymg to develop the woods of the commumty Wnth a bubblmg enthusrasm and llvely spxrlt thrs handsome Baltrmorran wxll be as much mrssed at Mlss Porter s as he wrll be at Avon N Nec ' , , I , b 1 X x V3 , , VKX A ' u i . ks.. , 7 U ' 9 , . , . 7 rw ' . 'fzwvg f Honest labor pmmg hxdeth hls sharp rtbs Bogre s two years at Avon have seen htm gam the respect and fnendshlp of both students and faculty Hrs wllllngness to work and genuine school sp1r1t have contnbuted to hrs successes both on and off the ath letlc field A capable and conscnentxous student, Rob mastered the talent of when to work and when to play Hrs amrable and courteous manner, fine abrllty and perpetual exuberance should make Rob a success rn all h1s endeavors ROBERT JAMES BOGINO 3 Sylvan Street Avon Connect cut J V Football 3 Varsnty Football 4 A Club 4 Presxdent 4 Glee Club 4 Werght Lrftrng 5 4 Boar s Head 4 One good nb ns worth two rn a cast fy , M ,, Waggigloww Sa F ancnsco Cal ma nian 4 ? Dmmg m Co gfft G ee WW H ry Club 4 W1 ed Beafve 1 r ta My Take that you 38: +' Seest thou a man dlltgent rn his bus1ness7 He shall stand before kmgs A stralghtforward student wnth a mature outlook on hfe Tnm became a monltor rn h1s semor year Commg to Avon two years ago as a sophomore he managed last summer to skxp h1s jumor year thus becommg a a member of thls year s graduatmg class Throughout Trms stay at Avon he has demonstrated a hngh sense of values a strtct self drscrplme and yet a pleasant and hnghly mterestmg personahty Serrous determtned and honest Txm gamed a great deal of respect and popu lartty durmg hrs stay at Avon or l 04 Qi!! 1 5,4 l l I ... ttyl! , H v i.. B 4 fl . Il, fl, fdylv fx K iw, . ',, ' Q lf 9 f . . Always leave them laughrng when you say goodbye jon soon drstrngurshed hrmself as one of the more borsterous members of hrs class When an oprnron was sought he readrly gave one Along th1s lrne he became known for hrs rmpromptu humorous comments whrch provlded much laughter for hrs classmates It wrll be hard to forget thrs exuberant personalxty and cheerful frrendly character JON R BURNEY 2 3601 East Groveland Road Cleveland Ohro Avoman 4 Varsrty Football 5 Werght Lrftmg 3 4 Baseball 5 4 Varsrty Soccer 4 Judo 4 Boar s Head 4 gli' fl! JW! 2 Whos your frrend Jon? KW , ' 1 4 ' y , .1 - n 'Q Q ,V , .. ky 1 - 1 9 s e I - 'X ' 'W' I by ' .. - - H , . FRANK DOMEN IC COSTELLO 30 Hrghwood Road West Hartford Connectrcut Football Manager 4 Auoman 5 Wznged Beaver 4 Busrness Manager 4 Llbrary Commrttee 4 C0 Charrman 4 Werght Lrftrng 3 judo 4 Tenms 4 Softball 3 4 Boar s Head 4 Dorm Monxtor 4 But Alves why cant you study rn here? An mterest m thmgs that are fine After havmg been a day boy for a year Frank en tered hrs semor year at Avon as a boarder Thrs change proved to be a great success for Frank because hrs lrk able unassummg personalrty captrvated all whom he met He was elected a momtor for hrs awareness of re sponsrbrlrty and leadershrp potential somethrng whrch rarely happens so soon after becomrng a boarder Al ways dtsplaymg great perseverance and undaunted spmt Frank arose to many new personal goals espe crally durrng hrs semor year ' 9 ., 14 . hw 1 H 9 1 ., . . . ,, X- , . 1 2 4. ' ' . 9 9 ' - I v - n , . 41 gil Brave your storm with firm endeavor A wrde srnlle followed the loud comment and this smile could only belong to one semor Mrke Cunning ham An aggressrve character Mike was a noticeable member of his class An exceptional athlete he became a leader of athletrcs in the school But hrs athletics only paralleled his partlcnpatron in school life as he became a monitor in hrs junior year Never shy he became a controversial figure at school MICHAEL C CUNNINGHAM 7 Fa1rv1ew Terrace Maplewood New Jersey A Club 2 3 4 Vrce President 4 Chapel Choir 2 Dorm Monitor 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Baseball 2 Tennrs 5 4 Post Office 2 3 Werght L1ft1ng2 5 4 Varsity Football 2 3 4 Wznged Beaver 4 Boar s Head 4 Watch this' ' ' a -1 n 1 a - 1 r 9 Q 1 ' a 1 a a y U - n 2, 'S 1 , . - 9 ' a ' s -1 - U PORTER O DANIEL JR 664 Hunt Lane Manhasset New York Dmmg Room Commxttee 3 4 JV Footballl 2 J V Track 1 2 3 L1braryMon1tor 1 2 Vars1ty Football 1 3 4 Varsxty Track 4 Boar s Head 4 Dorm Momtor 3 The Ardes lookmg for me-oh well and Toll says the proverb IS the fire of fame A conscrentnous pleasant person Porter became a member of thns year s graduatmg class four years ago A good athlete Porter partncnpated rn football basket ball and track Always spmted and enthusxasuc he was a fervent sports advocate A hard worker on the ath lenc field and m h1s studies he made a place for hrm self 1n the school Dependable trustworthy and frrend ly he was a real Avoman 91 tl WL 1 , Hes a wonderful talker Brlls carefree attrtude and am1ty toward hrs fellow students won hun numerous frrends at Avon Because of these qualrtres hrs room was a constant gathermg place for students nn lrvely drscussrons The type of person who worked hard at what he enjoyed B111 soon became a potent athlete m track A quret pleasant personalrty wxth a sly colorful sense of humor B111 was a hkeable person ll W VVILLIAM PETER EMRICH 1 502 Central Street Oshkosh Wxsconsrn A Club2 3 4 Basketball2 3 4 Avoman 3 Cross Counn-y2 3 Drnxng Room Comrmrtee 3 4 Gold Key 3 4 Tennrs 4 Varsnty Track 2 3 4 Winter Track 3 Boar s Head 4 Me track star? ROBERT FRENCH FAIRCHILD 1100 Park Avenue New York, New York Glee Club 3, 4 Avon Heirs 4 Varsity Soccer 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Varsity Track 3, 4 Hockey 3, 4 A Club 3, 4 Gold Key 4 Boar's Head 4 No credit? I don t believe it Romeo Romeo wherefore art thou Romeo? Srncere friendly and spirited Bob did much in his two short years to help various athletic teams and or ganizations at Avon Coordinated in mind and body it didn t take long for Roto to become a popular and helpful member of the sixth form In his humorous manner Bob devoted much of his time and energy to improving the school Sincerely devoted to Avon he not only won the friendship but the respect of many Y 1. yn J 2 a x s ' -r f s 9 - 1 - - , u n a ' 1 , , Q .- .. .. . , . . T BRUCE GOLDFARB 588 North Quaker Lane West Hartford Connectrcut Form P H onoi J V W A34 bf M Bo e type of y who got the most out of bl and bays ,ect o ctrvxty 1 whrch he partrcrpated He as at nt mcere drlrgent and a good orgamzer These tres placed r above the average stu d An unsellish fi e ga e up uch of hrs tune trnbutk varxety of vons ubs Respected M d ell lrked m hrs ar w 1 but pleasant way h roved hrrnse a fimt a et t the school 36 f! VI .X Ill never pass' ' ' WILLIAM NATHAN GORDON 211 Hilton Terrace Newport News, Virginia Varsity Swimming 3 4 Varsity Tennis 2 3 Varsity Soccer 4 Varsity Track 4 Basketball 2 Gold Key 3 4 A Club 3 4 Nimrod Club 4 Avoman 2 5 4 News Editor 4 W1nged Beaver 4 Boar s Head 4 Lawyer 4 What s that m your vest Flash? A wise gamester Possessed of a winsome personality and southern sense of humor Flash arrived on the Avon scene three years ago He did not hestitate in establishing for himself a reputation as a willing worker and asset to almost any extracurricular activity Q 9 7 u n r 7 3 1 u ' n u n - r n r . n , . To eat drink and be merry for tomorrow we die O K whats the trouble? Fred Hawley in his ca pacity as a. monitor was trying to find the cause of an unfortunate dormitory disturbance But Fred wasn t a monitor in the ordinary sense of the word as those who lived in Elephant will attest He was a gung ho master of control and was instrumental in instilling in the dorm a sense of discipline This mastery earned hun the name of Hitler Hawley Aside from his lead ership ability Fred showed a. desire to help others tempered with common sense and friendliness FREDERIC JAMES HAWLEY 611 Jackson Avenue River Forest, Illinois Gold Key 5, 4 Dorm Monitor 3, 4 Soccer 1 Tennis 1 4 Village Attorney 5 Wmged Beaver 4 Boar s Head 4 judge 4 But Sir I m only going to the Toddle House ANTHONY DAWES HOWD 290 Lydeckeu Street Englewood, New Jersey Avonian 3, 4 Circulation 2 Make-up Editor 3 Chess Club 1, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Library Monitor 3, 4 Winged Beaver 4 j.V. Football 2 J.V. Tennis 2 Wrestling 2 Boar s Head 4 You tell me where it goes He said little but to the purpose A well rounded boy indeed Tony s presence was felt in many of the campus activities whether of an athletic scholastic or extracurricular nature He always seemed to find the time to lend a helping hand and his sense of responsibility was certainly appreciated by his fel lows His quiet easygomg manner served only to add to the personality of this blond jerseyrte Style is the dress of thoughts r df Wlflfjff aww! WWW Sam always seemed to stand out in a crowd Hts appearance was probably noticed first as he took pride in appearing neat and well dressed Thus he was voted most continental in his class He was noted for being well organized in thought and speech this was most useful when participating in debates and discussions in which he was a recognized leader Sam gained no small amount of notoriety as a liberal minded rndivid ualxst a quality which definitely added to his well rounded personality Misfit SAMUEL JACKSON, III , St. Michaels Maryland A Club 3, 4 Avonian 3, 4 Feature Editor 4 Chess Club 4 Dean's List 3 . Dining Room Committee 4 Glee Club 3 History Club 4 Honor Roll 3 - . Lawyer 3, 4 lp Varsity Soccer 3, 4 Wrestling 3 i T mporary dgefh , I 'lx ar s W Its simply a matter of personal taste 393 My. 'l J' W J N Wxgd .. - u s 0,1 ' I www 30 r. . ,f f L' V 3 2 aww Sf HENRY LOUIS LEVAUR 24 Intervale Road Provrdence Rhode Island Avoman 3 Photography Edrtor 3 Lrbrary Monrtor 3 4 Varsrty Soccer 3 Trampolrne 3 Softball 2 3 Vp J V Swrmmrng 2 judo 4 Lawyer 3 4 Wznged Beaver 3 Boar 5 Head 4 Cool man cool' MMV ff rf One prcture rs worth a thousand words A prpe rn hrs teeth sportrng a vest and a beard sprouted for the Boar s Head Festrval Hank could be found around the campus snapprng prctures of almost anythrng Beneath hrs casual manner and exterror though he was serrous mrnded and conscrentrous to ward hrs studres and actrvrtres Hank was full of fun and hrs lrttle helpful deeds rn many ways pard off rn the frrendshrps of others wi ' rl 4 f P . j Hy 1 ' R of x 4 rv- lf YIQ The classrcs A voucher of scho asttc res 1 Brad wrth an actrve tntellectual xnterest qutck wrt lrvely rmagtnatron and defmrte and dtfferent personal tdeals was a very notrceable addmon to thus years graduaung class Hrs ltght hearted humorous com ments earned hrm a certam renown on campus and the name one two three Bradford Lewrs As an av1d lover of musrc and hrstory Brad s rdeas concernmg lrfe and tts standards were colorful mdeed BRADFORD LEWIS 129 Wolver Hollow Road Glen Head New York Work Crew 4 Gold Key 4 Lawyer 4 Hxstory Club 4 Rrdtng 4 Boar s Head 4 Y y y, ob I V a 1 Jil I 1--2-S. J.. NL N01 fjltbfm K M WGA' 1 WSW M96 X pg ,hfsfp ,ggfr , as M CK , Q M U.. 5L33i0!VJL i'vMJL HJ' Q B AHA X t B . Q off fb 9 North 12th Street N Hyde Park New York dlp rack 3 Cross Country 3 Wexght Lnftxng 5 4 Boar s Head 4 Dean s Lxst 3 And away we go ' Aspxre and Persevete Bob m hrs two years at Avon made remarkable strrdes both 1n academrc and athletnc Helds of endeavor In fact one m1ght go so far as to say that a complete metamorphosns occurred rn Bob s personalrty Arnvmg on campus as a rather shy qulet person he had by graduatnon become a boy who took a dehnrte xnterest rn hrs surroundmgs and rn others Serrous mmded and determrned, Bob made much progress whnle at Avon Taller than any of hrs court Durmg hrs five years at Avon Ted became a half mrler a student of Spanrsh and a frnendly character He was known for hrs happy dnsposmon and hrs ever present smxle Determxned to xmprove 1n hns beloved track he made strndes rn becoming a good runner He became well known throughout hrs career at Avon for hrs open and frank statements EDWIN WALDO MARVIN JR x 485 Mountaxn Road West Hartford Connectrcut Hrstory Club 4 Rldmg 1 Cross Countryl 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Skung 3 Wrnter Track 3 Boar s Head 4 H1 fellers' CHARLES WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN III Omaha Nebraska Comrnunrty Servlce 4 Soccer2 3 Softball 2 3 Trampolxne 2 3 Student Councnl 3 4 Vnce Warden 4 Momtot 3 4 judo 4 Lacrosse 4 Dance Comrntttee 3 4 Boar s Head 4 Out where the bulialo roam VE W? W Out where the smnle dwells a llttle longer thats where the West begms Chuck was a popular student possessed of tntense loyalty and love for Avon He was never sellish, and was always ready to ald h1s fellow students and lend a helplng hand toward lmprovmg hrs school Chuck's honesty and rnterest rn school affaxrs earned hun a well deserved seat on the student counctl mn h1s junxor year ,f y V. I , A A p A 2Q4s'fwE1i'y-ee. 4 X ,, ' A 6420 Underwood Avenue af , 1 A A , . . ' ' H5734 , y at 4 , at 7 Y , . Y Full well they laughed for many a joke had he class rs Steve Merrnll A tall thm ganglrng boy who looked as rf there was no sadness nn lrfe he was the center of jokes and comments Acceptrng these and an mnumerable amount of practical jokes whnch were played on htm wnth an unbelnevably good humor and a qurck smnle Steve had no trouble rn becomrng the popular councnl member he was at Avon Hrs esca pades and jokes were a cloak for mtelhgence common sense and an innate apprecratron of justxce STEVEN MERRILL 1940 Broadway San Franclsco Calxfornra Dance Commrttee 4 Charrman 4 Glee Club 3 4 Honor Roll 2 Vrllage Clerk 3 Student Councrl 4 Varsity Swrmmmg 4 J V Swrmmmg 3 JV Tennrs 2 3 Dorm Momtor 3 4 Winged Beaver 4 Club Football 2 Boar s Head 4 Hey Arrd what happened? 7 7 . 1 , 4 s ' . , 1 I , . A synomyn for dry, dry humor in this year's senior S ' ' . . I , . , . 7 I 2 MICHAEL LEWIS MILLER 630 South Monroe Street Decatur Illrnols Amman 1 2 3 4 Edntor rn Chlef 3 4 Baseball 1 Commun1tyServ1ce1 2 3 4 Dance Commrttee 2 3 Dorm Momtor 4 Lawyerl 2 3 4 N1mrodClub1 2 3 4 Presldent 3 Vrce Presldent 3 Treasurer 2 Student Counc1l4 SugarbushClub1 2 3 4 President 3 Wmged Beaver 3 4 Boar s Head 4 Who complamed about my last frre dull? These trees shall be my books Mrke s abrllty to lead and organize boys contrnbuted greatly to hrs success as a student and counctl member at Avon Gwen to metrculous attentron to detarl he gamed the respect and frlendshlp of many by hrs faxr ness towards fellow students and hrs frrendly attltude An avrd outdoorsman Mnke worked dxlrgently to rm prove and protect Avon s woods and streams Hrs mtel hgence energy and outspoken attrtude made htm a leader ln the Student Councll as well Wrth a fervent desxre to see Justice and farrplay Mrke became a drrvrng force at Avon Enough work to do and strength enough to do the work Comrng to Avon two years ago Gary soon made a place for hrmself rn rhe class of 60 Hrs great rnrerest rn huntrng ocarpred much of hrs trme durrng the fall rerm and rhrs supplred the subrecrs for many of the rmagrnarrve storres whrch became hrs trademark Hrs cheerful smrle and unpredrctable attrtude provrded many enjoyable and humorous moments for hrs frrends GARY WILLIAM MISLICK Kelsey H111 Road Deep Rrver Connectrcut Varsrry Soccer 3 4 Varsrry Baseball 3 4 Boar s Head 4 judo 4 How do you lrke that? She loves me' ANDREW MURPHY Garden Street Farmington Connecticut Varsrty Football 4 Hockey 4 Varsrty Track 4 Debatrng Club 4 Boar s Head 4 f., Rough practrce Murph? A searcher obedrent to the command of tmth Although Andy was only at Avon for a year hrs yovxal frrendly nature won htm a realm of frrends wnthrn a very short txme Outstanclmg as an athlete he gave up a major part of hrs mme to vars1ty sports It s a shame thrs natural leader only attended Avon for one year Hrs amnable personalrty made hrm undoubted ly one of the most popular students rn hrs class Thou goest strarght nn the strength of thy sprrrr A tive year man at Avon jerry was mdeed well ad jusred by the trme he became a semor Durmg these years he developed many mterests and was actrve rn many campus orgamzatlons An avrd fan of hunrmg and fishing he took full advantage of Avons abun dantly stocked woods and streams jerrys unceasrng drrve both on the athlettc Held and off were mstru mental m the formatron of hrs well rounded character GERALD F. POPE 2 1 Soby Drive West Hartford, Connectrcut Club Football 1 2 Softballl 5 4 J V Baseball 2 JV Football 5 Varsrty Football 4 Avoman 2 3 Lrbrary Monrtor 2 3 Wmged Beaver 4 Werghr Lrftrng 3 4 judo 4 Trampolrne 1 Boar s Head 4 Where ns that Snave7 WMA 11011 15- ,N1D'Lkl WN 641W fmt If 105, NJ, 99 50 Smallwood Road fj Jylk ,uv est Hartfo Connecucut C C IQ A LW? M125 Y r Track X L Track 2 4, jf, 1 If Boar s Head 4 Put that weed out, Emnch' ' ' hun To the SWlfI runners who hand over the lamp of l1fe One day some three years ago B111 Powers was seen joggmg up to Avon He came at a t1me when Avons cross country and track teams were sub par mamly be cause they d1dnr have a top runner B111 put on full speed and supphed for Avon that top runner and also won the New England Prep School Championship B111 took pr1de 1n gettmg conslstent grades wh1ch earned h1m some degree of recogmtlon among both students and momtors B111's success has not and prob- ably w1l1 never affect h1s quxet, well 11ked persona11ty ,pa-.W p ,hy A in M51 WJ K 1, lam, so M-'s Q!! 1611 11 pf l' lip UAA YU ,ng ' JJNM U ' ' C X 1- A-1' , 1. N' I 1 -1 Q75 Gu My 4. ' .F ' 1-Ly,',Jl.1l by My LV rl P' XV LV.,-5 ,BL r yd! 411 A 51,-Y DJ 0931114 , .POWERS, JR. .w- 'vy 'f- y ,y ' . f' 1 ,xr U ' L ' v A Z' 1 y fi, nv 1 -1 ' i ,4 mp hiv J 93-' 4 ,fm T ' 1 N. l ni ' WIP' N o gaudy Knowrng a person well leads to an msrght mto hrs personalrty often mxssed otherwxse There were a great many qualxtres m jeff Proctor that warranted prarse He was a neat person and kept thrngs rn a very orderly way A hard worker he never forgot how to relax and be easygomg He was generous and hospxtable always wrllmg to grve of hxmself for others Jeff s opnmrstrc attltude manxfested rtself rn everythrng he dld mstrl Img confidence rn others JEFFREY DEAN PROCT OR 165 West Park Avenue New Haven Connectlcut Dorm Monntor 4 N xmrod Club 4 Gold Key 3 4 JV Swrmmmg 2 3 Varsrty Sw1mm1ng 4 JV Soccer 1 4 Cross Country 2 3 Dmmg Room Cornmxttee 2 Wznged Beaver 3 4 Typmg Edrtor 4 Sugar Bush 3 4 Boar s Head 4 Commumty Servrce 4 Just wart tnll I see that photographer as Lyra W . ,M My CHARLES FORD REESE JR 524 East Semmary Avenue Towson4 Maryland Avoman 4 Boar s Head 4 Gold Key 4 Intramural Lacrosse 4 Nrmrod Club 4 Sugar Bush 4 Varsrty Track 3 4 Varsrty Football 3 Werght Lrftmg 3 4 Wmged Beaver 4 Work Crew 4 So I learned to type brg deal! ! ! Qi' Ever go back to Baltrmore the crty of Maryland In hrs casual way rt wasn t hard for Ford to make many frlends durmg h1s stay at Avon An av1d out doorsman he was a member of the Nrmrod Club spend mg a great deal of hrs trme huntmg and frshmg An mterestrng character Ford was always a ready conver sat1ona11st Easygorng and humorous Ford was a popu lar semor Few thrngs are rmpossrble to dnlxgence and skrll Followmg nn hrs father s footsteps Champ came to Avon rn 1956 Hrs happy go lucky casual ways and good humor soon made therr mark on the school It was dlfliculr not to lrke hxm because of hrs carchmg smlle and ready wrt Hrs popularnty wrth hrs fellow students and hrs good common sense earned hnm a posmon as momtor durrng hrs lunlor year Apprecxatlng thrs add ed responsrbxlrty he rose to new personal hexghts d1S playmg undersrandmg and good Judgment to the stu dents 1n hrs dormrtory Asrde from thxs Champ became an rmporrant mem ber of a varxety of Avon s clubs and reams for whxch he helped to snr up enthusrasm among hrs fellow stu dents Blessed wrth an mreresnng personalnty and dx versnfred talents Champ was a general asset to thrs year s graduatmg class WILHAM CHAMPLIN ROBINSON III Lutherville P O Maryland A Club 2 3 4 Boar s Head 2 3 4 Dorm Monntor 3 4 Glee Club 4 Gold Key 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Intramural Football 2 Lxbrary Monltor 2 3 J V Baseball 1 Sarlrng Club 2 3 Soccer 1 Varsrry Tennrs 2 Varsrry Track 3 4 OH to yorn the Trro Champ? s nn ' rr 1 as 5' a 17 5 9 9 - 2 ,, . . . .. -1, . . . , 9 . ' ' , , - , - . , . 9 9 , . ,, .. . n , . ARTHUR A ROSENTHAI. 49 Grove Avenue Larchmont New York A Club 3 Gold Key 2 3 4 Llbrary Monxtor 2 Post Oice 3 Wmged Beaver 5 4 Avoman 3 Dorm Monxtor 4 Boar s Head 2 3 4 Acolyte 4 Commumty Servxce 1 4 J V Football 2 Cross Country 3 Track 3 4 Weight Llftmg 4 Swunmmg Manager 2 3 'WB' Your deeds a nounce the fine mdnvldual ii ,2 gf M my 3 QE! M66 ?f'Z27 A' QM 36.56 Zbg Aiea QL f066a,e.A.fLr fQM0zZ That Art was probably one of the most conservauve nembers of his class could readily be seen from hrs quret studnous attrtude Helpful and sernous mnnded he devoted much of his tlme to managmg varlous ath letrc clubs Arts well meamng amtude towards the school was rewarded when he achxeved a posltxon as a rnonxtor ln hrs senror year Sxncere hardworkmg and orgamzed rn hrs work Art rose to new personal hexghts durmg hrs senxor year 'WH 41 Bng weekend commg up? l , as K' 'A kb , f , 1 ' f I V Ll- ! 'vvrfpg ! .-f- - , fl, ' . ,. ,WJ , ' ' 2 , !f,07 A AD f 0 ,f r e Z 17 A I . f .I , ms ' . f will me Put forward your best foot A burst of laughter emerged from the circle of stu dents in the middle of which stood the tall wrry figure of Dapper Once again he was telling one of his typically hilarious stories Blessed wrth a friendly gregarious nature Bruce one of the more popular monitors his humor indi vidualnty and capacity for leadership shone forth De spite his light heartedness he often was noted for his sound intelligence and good judgment. As Bruce leaves this class the laughs will die down but his classmates will always chuckle when thinking of him his prac ucal yolres and humor and his warm and pleasing personality BRUCE KASPAR SEIDEI. 1 347 Pennington Road West Englewood, New jersey Glee Club 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Avon Heirs 3 4 Dance Committee 3 4 Gold Key 2 3 4 Weight Lifting 4 Football 2 Softball 3 Swimming 2 Tennis2 3 Dorm Monitor 3 4 Winged Beaver 4 Boar s Head 4 ,I But Bruce it makes good music 7 I 7 3 A I . r l s . , . 7 .. UI .-79' , - f 4 W F cl , . , . If W, , . . , . , made his imprint on his class and on the school. As . , . , . .- . . - n - 'A n , ' . , . . Q . , . I u , ' ' l JEFFREY G. SHINNERS 27 Lower Beverly Hills West Springfield, Massachusetts Soccer 3 4 Community Service 3 4 Tennis 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Boar s Head 4 I think we should study rocks today sir' ' ' By their fruits ye shall know them During Jeif s four year stay at Avon he earned the reputation of being one of the more humerous mem bers of his class His projects ideas and jokes gained a certain renown throughout the school A determined kind easygomg and friendly disposition drew many fnends to his side Wrt makes rts own welcome and levels all drstrnctrons Because of hrs short harr engagrrrg grrn and elf lrke face rt was hard for one not to notrce Errc Skemp better known as The Lrttle Skemper Hrs lrvely per sonalrty and wrttrcrsms made hrm definrtely a popular member of thrs years senror class Even when Errc was angry traces of humor could be seen rn hrs face But he was not only funny He had a qurck rmagrnatrve mmd whrch penetrated all hrs work and mterests An rntellrgent student he became a monrtor rn hrs senror year thereby drsplayrng hrs leadershrp abrlrty and sound yudgment ERIC JAMES TATE SKEMP 28 North Sylvan Road Westport Connectrcut J V Soccer 3 Hockey 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Dorm Monrtor 4 Drnrng Room Commrttee 4 Winged Beaver 3 4 Softball 3 4 Art Club 3 Varsrty Tennrs 4 Boar s Head 4 Monkey see monkey do 7 7 3 5 s , ,, . . r . . . ,, , - 1 a rr . n - - . , . . , . ' 9 a U I N I In fy ,J D ' 4, ' li , r i if iiwfw' He served his kind by word and deed. Although Charley was here for his senior year only, he had many qualities that bloomed at Avon. His politeness was always noticed and created a favorable impression with everyone he knew. Friendly in his quiet way, this hardworking, intelligent boy became a popular addition to the senior class. .fl 60 ,Jef WJM You may judge a man by hrs new found frxends Stathls better known as Steve halls from Kalamata Greece From thrs far off corner of the world Steve came to Avon to carry on hrs studres Whlle here soc cer was hrs mam arhletrc mterest After a lrttle trouble wxth the Amerrcan rules he became one of the stars of the game Steve s ambrtron IS to be an electncal engrneer Dur mg hrs senror year he therefore carrled a full schedule emphasrzmg courses m mathematrcs and scrence Be cause of the drfference rn language thrngs came hard to Steve at first but after trme and study he soon mas tered hrs work completely STATHIS SPYROPOULOS 2929 Broadway New York New York Soccer 4 Track 4 Boar s Head 4 Now where dnd I put that passport? , l JV J' x g .V f 1 i w tu -1 , ,, . . . o I 9, , , V Q n I ,I 4 6 - ,J .- , l3c 'D , Jpr 1 'H K 1' kv' QW J -1 u -tl t 'llls' X ,j ' ss' 7 JOHN HENRY STILLGEBAUER 2 0 Veron Road Scarsdale, New York Dorm Monitor 4 Dining Room Committee 1 2 3 4 Co Chairman 4 Avonum 3 4 Circulation Manager 3 4 Varsity Football Manager 1 2 Varsity Baseball Manager 1 2 3 4 Varsity Hockey Manager 4 A Club 3 4 Dance Committee 3 4 L. Hasan Tough life this managing W t this country needs IS a good five cent cigar OMAJAWL yffaaaw 1-,fZ4Qf4r'v1f-ag PT s stay at Avon was highlighted by his helpful and faithful character especially seen in his manage ment of the gymnasium and its functions about his many fine pipes along with his exotlc Ha vana cigars which were one of his first loves With his perseverance and conscientiousness ohn will without doubt make headway in the business career which he is planning to pursue 0vvmwJy -gt- . , 1 3314 if ' Q I john could always be found exuberantly chatting . . . . , J I S . 2 ' A K 1 ' rt Y 4 ' annum Good health and good sense are two of llfes greatest blessings Two years ago a quiet handsome boy arrtved on campus Although prep school was a new expenence to hun Nnck readnly adjusted to the small classes and actnve campus hfe Gammg new henghts rn his senror year he dnltgently worked to better hnmself thus leav mg a pleasant xmprtnt of hrs personaltty on the class NICHOLAS STREET 42 Myrtle Avenue Westport Connectxcut Cornmumty SCIVICC 4 Varsxty Football 3 Varsnty Swtmmmg 5 Baseball 5 4 Wetght Ltfttng 4 Varslty Track 4 Glee Club 3 4 Luke thus, Doctor? . , I s . 3 . W7 Judo4 I 7 . , . . . , . . , 1 M WQWW loxlfjafwfvfiw grffww M arifylflyall it WWM,w',v PM wwf -WM W M THOMAS TAYLOR 'P W Madrson Connectrcut lfyl-lrstory Clubl 2 3 4 Iaxgltgisprzr 4 lux? M Drnrng Room Commrttee 4 Avoman 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 Intramural Swrmmrngl 2 3 Intramural Soccerl 2 Football Manager 4 Actually He adorned whatever subyect by the most splendrd eloquence Tom was one of the more quret members of thrs years senror class however through hrs superb de batrng abrlrty and hrs easygorng manner he was well known Hrstory was Toms chref rnterest durrng hrs stay at Avon He was extremely rnterested rn the sub ject and hrs thorough knowledge as well as hrs superb presentatron of facts made hrm one of Avons fmest hrstory students and debators He was also an avrd collector of classrcal musrc and was qurte an authorrty on the subject Busrness Toms prospectrve field wrll present few problems because of hrs creatrveness and abrlrty to express hrmself ' vi L5 1, 0, I 3 D 1. . g , l UW . . . ' . WM' jf K A good mmd possesses a kmgdom Kevrn came to Avon three years ago and almost Hrs efforts were rewarded rn hrs junxor year when he won the school language prrze for Spanxsh It IS cer tam that Avon has benefited from thrs very quxet easy goxng young gentleman and lrkewrse he from Avon KEVIN FRANCIS TIERNEY 52 Sylvan Street Avon Connectrcut Intramural Soccer 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Softball 3 4 J V Soccer 3 Tennxs 2 3 Language Prlze 3 Cmon Arrd show me how 7 I Q I , I , I immediately sparked a keen interest in Spanish classes. . . . , n . , . . , i JAMES MARTIN UNDERWOOD JR X Indran H111 Latrobe Pennsylvania Post Olflce 2 Llbrary Momtor 4 jg 41 Attorney 3 4 VUL J JV Footba1l2 Basketball2 3 4 soffbauz 5 4 JW! Work Crew 3 4 Am't he cuteP' ff A4 Thou art not rdle From hrs first year at Avon to hrs thnrd Jlm hs been known for h1s funny pranks and slow burnlng humor Usually reserved every once nn a whlle Jlm came out wrth a classlc l1ne which sent hrs fellows 1nto hystencs Quretness polnteness and conslderatlon for others these were qualnnes that marked nm Underwood N0 fi! 65 W 0 ,f ffffm 1 U e . K, . . n 1 jd 0 . . , s 3 4 Q4 , f vi! lvl' Avoniun3,4 l K , U A U 4 ff r W may , , l.. , J. I l l Music I bore nn my heart Cole came to Avon three years ago as very quret shy person One could hardly call h1m qunet now how ever He has been grven the mckname Songbnrd and very approprtately for hrs splendrd vonce made hun one of Avon s Hnest gleemen Hrs capacrty for leadershxp of both the Glee Club and Avon Herts Although Cole was engaged rn many trme consum mg act1v1t1es he never neglected h1s studtes In fact xt appeared as rf Cole went mto h1bernat1on on many occaslons when he would spend hour upon hour study mg dnlngently nn hrs secluded room xn the Provosts house Cole was wrthout doubt one of Avon s most ver sattle cmzens COLE HOWARD VAN DE WATER 48 Walworth Avenue Scarsdale, New York A Club 2, 3, 4 Chapel Choir 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Gold Key 2 3 4 President 4 Intramural Hockey 3 Hockey 4 Avon Herts 2 3 4 Ptesldent 4 Swunmmg 2 Varsxty Soccer 2 5 4 Co Captam 4 Varsrty Track 4 Sarlnng Team 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Boar s Head 4 Glee Club rehearsals never heard of them IA l 1 9 ie l 7 l I 7 3 . , - I was manifested by his being elected to the presidency 35 p . 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SCHUYLER VANNESS RFD if 1, Belle Mead New jersey Nimrod Club 1, 2 3,4 Treasurer 3 Sugar Bush 1 2 3 4 Cornmumty Servtce 1 2 3 4 Boar s Head 3 4 Lacrosse 1 Soccer 3 Werght Lnftrng 3 4 judo 4 But I lrke coffee Q' 4 Q Fortune helps the brave Sky was one of the more quxte members of hts class but was none the less qurte well known Another one of Avons woodsmen he spent a great deal of trme at the Nxmrod Clubs cabm addmg to the spmt of the members wxth hrs lrght wrt and pleasmg character Asrde from berng a hardworkrng student he had many outsnde mterests such as farmmg and electronrcs Wrth hxs Santa Claus ltke appearance and hrs broad smrle Sky was a popular student throughout h1s stay at Avon Who does not love wme women and song rema1ns a fool h1s whole llfe long Peter has come a long way ln snx years not only ln stature but also m character He ns a fine example of a boy who has reaped the fruxts offered by Avon and lS now ready for college He has always been a conscnen nous worker and th1s year Culmmates hls work as he prepares to leave for Demson Hrs humor and good nature have helped hlm to make many frrends among students and faculty alxke PETER KEMBLE VAN WINKLE 232 Kenyon Street Hartford Connectxcut Avoman 1 2 3 4 Typing Edltor 4 J V Baseball 2 Boar s Head 4 Community Servlce 5 Dance Committee 4 Drnmg Room Commrttee 4 Glee Club 2 3 Attorney 4 Gold Key 3 4 Post Oiice 3 4 Soccer 2 Varsxty Track 2 5 4 Wznged Bezwer 2 4 Tennrs 4 Chess Club 1 Temporary Judge 4 ..-od Heck wrth xt OE to Northneld 9 . 79! .., Q- 1- . . 5 3 7 3 D Q3 7 , Y s 5. Z.. ,E+ t , .--F, . '41 11 ' qt H 7 I in . . . .n r - 1 7 , . I 1 JAMES RICHMOND WARDROP Pink House Road Sewickley Pennsylvania Nimrod Club 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Sugar Bush Clubl 2 3 4 Owl Club 1 2 3 4 President 2 3 4 J V Football 2 Varsity Football 3 4 Winged Beaver 4 Photography Edntor 4 Avoman 4 Dance Committee 3 4 Honor Roll 1 Community Service 1 2 3 4 Boar s Head 2 4 Game Warden 4 Whered that coon go? Under the wide and starry s dig me a grave and let me die Punch was one of the last students to enjoy a six year stay at Avon The many acres of woodland sur and hearty character Rarely was a work crew assembled without the presence of Punch His thorough knowl edge of the woods and his extreme Interest in the Nim rod Club earned him an outstanding name in that hard working important organization Quick of wit and smiling he won many friends here at Avon It is certain that the presence of this Rebel of many moods w1ll be missed on the campus in years to come 9 I 3 'Lf f 1 3 7 l 7 3 3 1 3 I I ' l I 3 9 1 3 ky, ' rounding the school were a great attraction to this hail , . I He mastered all laid before him A conscientious student and an avid football and basketball fan joe proved to be an active member of the senior class He distinguished himself as one of the more spirited members and this spirit could be easily seen on the athletic fields as well as in the classrooms During his senior year he was elected to the A Club JOSEPH MAHON WELLS III 601 jefferson Street Newell, West Virginia J V Football 3 Varsity Football 4 Basketball 3 4 Varsity Baseball 3 4 A Club 3 4 Boar s Head 4 But is rt really love? 3 5 1 . 7 7 . 1 ' v . - 4 T -,X 4' . . X . V Q . y .. ,. . X 3- , . RICHARD LEE WILLIAMS Barley Neck Road East Orleans Massachusetts Vars1tySoccer1 2 3 4 Captam 3 Varsrty Swrmmnng 2 3 4 Captam 4 Lacrosse 1 N1mrodC1ub1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Presxdent 4 Owl Club2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent2 3 4 Boar s Head 2 3 4 Track Manager 2 Dance Commrttee 2 3 4 A Club 1 2 3 4 Game Warden 4 Communnty Servlce 2 3 4 .iii- Aw gee guys Make hay whnle the sun shnnes Dnck came to Avon four years ago and quickly establnshed hxmself as an avxd enthusxast m the field of electromcs Shortly after hrs arrnval h1s room ap peared to be more of a hx 6 studxo than hrs lnvmg quarters Dlck s good natured yokmg manner soon won hrm many fnends Let nt not be thought however that Dxck was a bug hacker for he was far from rt Always wnllmg to work Dnck helped the school rn every way he could Durmg hrs spare tnme he worked around the Nimrod cabm as many of h1s IIIICICSIS lay rn the out doors My lvl! M If W The balla s of the man are the bulwarks of hxs hfe Ed was a new boy thus year but thls dld not hrnder hlm from becommg very popular on campus and acrxve m extra currncular actnvmes Hrs most outstandxng conrrxbunon was rn the field of musxc He IS an ac complrshed trumpeter and was one of the Four Moans the school quartet However thrs was not h1s only accompllshment Hts name appeared on the Honor Roll throughout the year attestmg to hrs well rounded personalnry EDWARD ZNEIMER Rhinebeck New York Glee Club 4 Avon Henrs 4 Gold Key 4 Tenms 4 Judo 4 Softball 4 Boar s Head 4 Where s Cole AUTCDGRAPHS 'Y if ,WL J ffyawyfw fjpfffia LMC 4 W ,ffm vw-M092 W W, WVZIMJ ,i75:?jig?Lw Wwlkjikw YWJJMM MTM Ward 4Wx :xv WW 3 WDM? Cf MWMM ,W QW f WYWW ZQQMMM J W fl 3 MMMW QOMAQLAZ lacked A Z ffgcfzffdif. M M W 1 f , ?HJW7w1fI If WN- L ia' dw MWWMTZZQ 1 ,Q fu, ,wife Q KD wwf 2 WM W' WWTW ffM 5' M pf . W, 9 H QM 'Qi WWW! 1 W M ' 5916 Mn' A - Q' .K QAM f . Q-ff . . ' QQ, - 7 W Lf 7' , A -QM UM . f 'X 'M qw FROM 7 00 AM 5 4? '- The Lazy The Joyful The Dedicated -- - - - J: ,, W xg fkglh - . .v s Af : A ,F -T fag: 1 f T' TH' T f ,hhe f ' 'T l ffiiz- V I . gt .3 W... 74 D in . The Srudious The Traditional up ,. V A 42 1 .J ef' . ',.rv .' s S+-N Q Q TO 1000 PM 3 'Y' 'R W The Hungry The Late The Old and the New 5 -,,,,,....-unnw The Spirited The Confused Most Popular Best Athlete Smartest Handsomest Most Lrkely to Succeed Done Most for School Done School for Most Wrttrest Best Dressed Most Contmental Brggest Socrahte Class Romeo Talk Most Says Least Frrst to Marry LlkCllCSI Bachelor Class Songbrrd Hardest Worker Class Apple Polrsher Quretest Most Norrchalant Most jovral Most In Need of a Ife Most Emotronal Loudest Most Versatxle Typical Avon Man ................................................................................. AIRD POWERS BARR BLACK MILLER AIRD WARDROP SKEMP SEIDEL JACKSON SEIDEL FAIRCHILD MARVIN MCLAUOHLIN MARVIN VAN DE WATER ALVEs JACKSON TIERNEY ROBINSON BURNEY MERRILL ALvEs cUNNINGHAM AIRD ROBINSON WHO,S WHO Moa EAICIQLQL''QfffQQQQQQffQQQIQQQfffQQlfffffIffflQiIffQQfQQfQQfffffQQfQQfQfQAN WINKLE ' ' 'QQ ' '.'.' .'.' f ,'.' fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff.'.'.'fffffff.'.'fffff LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Arrd Alves Attrrde Baker Barr' Black Bogrno Browne Burney Costello Cunnrngham Danrel Emrrch Farrchrld Gold farb Gordon Hawley Howd jackson Lewrs Levaur Magnatta Marvrn McLaughlrn Merrrll Mrslrck Murphy Pope Powers Proctor Reese Robrnson Rosenthal Serdel Shrnners Skemp Spauldrng Spyropoulos Strllgebauer Street Taylor Trerney Underwood Van De Water Van Ness Leaves hrs wardrobe to De Muller Leaves forty three burned out spark plugs Leaves to meet an Avoman deadlrne Leaves a deflated basketball to Sregel Leaves Doc Mrtchell four thousand three mane remarks Leaves the Eaglettes Leaves the A club Leaves to hold another party Leaves hrs crutches to Garvrn Brown Leaves Mary Alrce Leaves hrs monrtorshrp Leaves two hundred erght prnk slrps Leaves twenty four cartons of Luckres to Mr Eflnger Leaves to get across the state lrne Leaves the Avonzan bankrupt Leaves for Las Vegas Leaves for the Toddle House Leaves Lacoste Leaves srxty nrne bushels of unpolrshed apples Leaves to garn full membershrp rn Elvrs fan club Leaves Leaves on a brcycle Leaves on a track scholarshrp Leaves for another lost weekend rn New York Leaves to produce new technrcal film serres Leaves to get marrred Leaves for Phrladelphra Leaves Snave Leaves breakrng the four mrnute mrle Leaves hrs furnrture unsold Leaves for Trrnrty Leaves to augment the Kmgston Trro Leaves hrs speakrng vorce to anyone rn need of rt Leaves rn Prerp s car Leaves rn a bow tre Leaves Elephant Leaves Physrcal Scrence wrth hrs rock collectron Leaves hrs name to anyone who can spell rt Leaves the gym Leaves hrs prpes Leaves rn a speed boat Leaves Spanrsh to Dr Tsouloukrdze Leaves on a motor scooter Leaves the Glee Club to Chew Leaves to become a department store Santa Claus Van Wrnkle Leaves Connectrcut grrls to any one who can stand them Wardrop Leaves hrs cycle and Avon after 6 years to Fawcett Wells Leaves hrs drsabrlrty to anyone who wants to skrp sports W1ll1HmS Leaves the Owl Club rn the dark Znermer Leaves rn a fanfare 77 ........................................... Leaves the Ty pe of Grrl Glrls School Extracurrlcular Blggest Problem School Meal Best Thmg, at Ax Establlshment Movle College Nrckname Actress Course Song Expressron OH SENIOR FAVORITES Long, muscular chm and whrte uniforms Wflth car 13 years old Nearest Gray Lodge Northampton Tht Rrddlcr Slec nlng IH Qomplexxon care Hanrcu ts Mr lffinger Phony lamb chops Chlpped beef Whrtneys finger prmts The Woods Frre drllls Custards at the Krlgours lnhrmary The povs erhouse Ed s Rock Shop Go Man Go Love IS My Professron The Keystone Cops UIIIXCFSII5 of Alaska Parls Island Slberra Art Instrtute O T R Snave Roto Ma Kettle Prmcess Summerfallvs mtersprmg Tokyo Rose Musrc IV Speed Readmg Spanlsh II B Men of Avon Lrfe IS just a Bowl of Cherrres Everyday For my own ed1Hcat1on See you later Test grades at Table 3 Entertamment Academxc study halls Town meetrngs Court r 7 , 4 . . 1 4 v t 1 I r 1 . 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Emrich Smoking Running Advisor Track coach g D t , . ' l- -3 NAME Miller M islick Murphy Pope Powers Proctor Reese Robinson Rosenthal Seidel Skemp Spaulding Spyropoulos Stillgebauer Street Taylor Tierney Underwood Van De Water Van Ness Van Winkle Wardrop Wells Williams Zneimer SENIOR POLL ALWAYS Shooting Weekending Irish Religious Running Cadillacs Fishing Selling Has food Partying Acting Rockin Taking notes Bike renting Friendly Collecting Smiling Dim Singing Butter ball Creating In the woods Eating bananas On the Cape Playing NEVER ournalistic Serious Fighting Has a date Slow Untidy C itching, losing There Speeding, ln Elephant Indifferent Dribbllng There In love Opimonizinb Talking Without a grin Drinking tea On time ln church Shaven Wearing straight ties Bohemian Slow 81 WEAKNESS Agriculture Pleasure Tabor game Snave Marvin Gold Key Blonds Money Buttons Doilies Buns Physical Science Compositions Gym Downshifters Boats Spanish Stocks Notebooks Spare tire Northfield Motorcycles Mechanics Beds Horns PROPHECY Good Humor man Bachelor Baby sitting Swimming coach English teacher Tetley tea taster Dean of Admissions at Smith Salvation Army worker Pres of Revlon Cop N Y cab driver F rreman Dictionary authority Y M C A manager Chauffeur Supt of Documents Tight rope walker Eye doctor Evangelist Slenderella manager Vatican lanitor Saddle tramp Bow tie salesman Nose specialist Brass polrsher . . ,l 4 . 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S ' 24' C N FIFTH FORM HI TORY lt tx rndttl xxtll lxnoxx n thtt the xrxth form QOITIPIISCS the bttlxbone of school tll urx Thu xt xr hoxxutr thc scnrors reccrxed 1 gre tt dt xl of htlp from the xxtll rounded hfth form tlus is to sly th It the K lux of lflfwl rn ttle rts presence ftlt rn tlrnost cxerx quarter of tunpub ttnxrtx XX htttxtr xour preference mxx be tthlctcs o tts or 1 tr tunl nun thu xxere tm be found among S of L L Qttndoutx rn tht tltxsrootn xxere Inch C luxton B111 Dlxr Chxp Hill dl Morroxx tnd lot Xx,lIlSOf 'lhe nunei of the tforc tnentroned rnttllutu tlx tppe trtd xlmost tlxx tys on uther the Honor Roll or Dt tn s I txt M xxtll the yunrors dunonstrltcd therr hteriry ttlcnti muth to tht 1elXlIlI1LL of the fflU?IId7l and the ll nzgef 13611627 A Sound mtnd rn 1 wound body hoxx often has thls Iuxenll Thus next xe tr s stntor tltss xx ts tttlxe on the xthlettc fields to Sly the le ret' The foothtll held xx 13 the pllet xxhcre Qoolcman Dlxld C tllo Ftxxtett Htnxthel Morroxx Smrth Ind Wrnsor made grelt strrdes And numerous yuntors xx ere ptrt of Avons fighting soc ter squid Ca lonel lx tus loubtlus feels lndebted to the frfth form lor rtb sprrrt md tdrortness rn the pool Outstlndrng letter xxmncrs xxtre Peter Antohnr Tom C hoxtt Hftnlx M trks 1nd Peter Mxnnrtk ill rn ill the form x rttord 1IlllLElL'lllj IS one to be proud of Ont mould L m mn tnd on rf Ill 1111111111 butoxxrng plludtts on tht lllllllbf Ll tm hut t l xxhtt rx ul The IUUIIII h ts been proxed thlt the rneomrng xtnror elm hts the potentul ftnd the drtxe to hxe up to 1tS L lpllUllIIlQH As fllli xclr s scntor Lllss dep1rtS for brgger tnd better tlunp rt mtx rest tssured thlt Axon w1ll be IU thc best of lllfkfb tomt September, l96O K 1 V A A Q A in - .k, Q I.. 'V In , YA V A , i f U kj' V sch lr .ll-. 1 t ' . ' t - ' the rgtnlcj the junior lux. -4 ' '-A fl 'Q , ' rd, 1 ' F. A 4 '. . 'A ' f 1 't . t mn .tdage lwetn quoted? lt nonetheless strll holds meanrng for us, lt , '. 'F' . ' J' -. '. ' 1 I L .131 - qt -- ' ' ' 1 u. 1 Q . 2 - ' A iz b 'R . J ' fx m . l ru 1 f - 'l L V V A t 't . ' f tx H ' 1 'A -'A' gi ' 'Ax . l' R A . ' ,il ' L y l- iw- . L f ' ' 1 G! nf-: 'Uk 1? 0521: 'f-11?f:-'- N wx: - H 1, cv? if-25514 1'f'T rz arm WI: yi w'-f 1 ' ' f14,,m15 Us pf? Iggy lib- j'fb1:-. - W2 wi' HW? ri? vm: W IG W2 we mmm? ' '1F3lfFZ d www: wif- - Q' fr ' I f' riff GQ FWS- 1 1515: 3,4 , Pl wg? Sift ,J 'EE 'S' 3' fi!!-ELL' 'I IEW- I 'EP' if FOURTH FORM HISTORY Adolescence 15 xxlthout doubt onc of hfe s more drfhcult per rods Thus the lot of fourth formers rs far from berng an enx lable one, as they are rrght tn the mtddlc of thts trytng ttme And yet thrs form IS conststcntly an outst tndlng one Tlus year s sophomores xxere no eytceptton to thc rule Thc class xxas a fine collectron of scholars athletes and 111 tround young men As for actdcmtcs the fourth form vxas xx ell represented on the Honor Roll and Dc tn s Lrst to sly the lt'-sr Aschenbach Blank Gordon Laxx Robrnson Rox ettt 1nd Berry xx ere the forms stand outs rn the classrooms No one crn stx thlt tht tthlctnc rtelds xxcrc bare of fourth formcrs Din Berry dtstrngutshcd htmself on the track vxhtle Garvrn liroxx n 1nd blndy I-1crLfc1d xx cre two of Avon s top sxxlm footbtll tum 1nd Art Rox ettt guncd rccognrtxon on the bascblll dtamoncl Thc tltss ol 1967 dtd not stop at thlt potnt No rndeed they made thctr prcscncc fclt rn many of the schools cxtracurrttular O1'g1IllLlIlOll5 1'orcn1ost tmong thtsc groups wcrc the Glcc Club thc H1storx'Club tnd thc Ltbrtry bull In tddttron ohn Btclc and Geoff L.1xx rcprcstntcd the form tn councrl mcctrngs, wlule many of the form s legal mtnds cnltxcncd court scssrons Thus ftr, the fourth formers h.wc accompltshed a good deal and may bc proud of thttr achtcvcmcnts Two years rematn unttl they fully mature If thc form conunues at rts present rate of development, the school xxrll be tn capable hands tvxo years from now , Q , 1 . -1 ' . ' 'Q ' ' , cz ' aj . ' , ' , 1 Ve 1 s Y -I 1 Y I ' , ' 1 k 'i y . f . v . 1 ' I V 1' , mers. Greeley Wlells injected no small amount of spirit into the L T2 ' 1- ' 1 A- L .S . V - 1 , , . R Y 1 '- ' 'L . ' L 1 ' 2 V L ' ' Q J s - , N 2 , J . ' , gf' 'i1'3g5f5-x mon- 6 Rib A wx: WI: lmz.-in Q, IDL' lb!!- K sm: 'W' W an-...V ,F QP? .WP wx-'if fit! wma: - WWW: if 1221-13135 fgpfgpcwt A 'sl LW?-'-M M W li17 ,3-,,, ...- wb WW: as 612 s l 'IFN M, Q' THIRD FOR I HISTORY D mr S Q I L ll orm at WOO bLlI1L,UfSUlllld mmd mtcn 1 um ut our L11 s Bum, munlx nompo mu bww ar monk 1 xxlulg for 115 ru m1lxL 111 mn fur nurse x BX IYIC. mmm ilu apwrrb xenon gm srxrrul vm xwrc well on uur xx ix In Kht sonar utcuors Graz IXIILIIILIYI mxdg hexdlmes bx IIIIHL 1 Ill 1 un ru mrsm lun dam' xxlrh Tom H llxtf md nu warn 1151 nun fha IX tum On the Qfldl bn vcr: suwll nrhprsot wr dub BFLIUIWLF Chmpm Dakar Haskell Rmx ss. 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Q' ' Q55 i , ix . 343 ma A hggfa, SECOND TERM CALENDAR JANUARY 26 Mrke and Sandy make jornt Journalrstxc debuts Nommatlons held Wardrop goes rnto polrtxcs FEBRUARY Refectory mrcrophone out of order Arde threatens resrgnatron Steve announces dance Electrons held Wardrop comes out of polrttcs followed by Blg A and E C Goldfarb enthralled by serxes of mterestlng chapel talks Unusual noon announcement Due to lack of mterest jackson rnvestngates real estate opportunmes rn Hartford jackson decxdes prospects good reslgns judgeshrp Hockey game canceled because of too much rce Mr Clean departs holrday proclaimed rn Eagle Provost and Dean depart for sunny south Mr Gunther swamped by 43 bags of postcards Budgets due Bruce and Fred rn last mmute frenzy Chuck and Charlre to Ho jos to sample new specralty Eatonburger MARCH Eaton and Hank enhven mter dorm competrtron Hank 1n hrdxng Vacatron' General pamc' ' ' APRIL Contemporary Hrstory students hand ln radrcal polncy papers Bob be gms work Van Wrnkle enters quad fully clothed on warm day leaves 10 arr con dmoned su1t Wrre routs refectory wnth mrlk throwmg exhnbrtron Sprtng Choral Festxval 200 sleepers wake up just long enough to see Cole mrnus hands rn pockets Godfrey demonstrates centrxfugal force Coach amused Alumnus returns to ard track team Alumnus recexves b1ll for damages MAY Cunnmgham strll lookmg for momtor s yob Soup courses bow out Rube s job made easter Dr Mxtchell takes up collectron of bmders Bob begms work Barr passes Senror Math test Mr Gunther mcredulous Grrls invade campus Granny has one' Classes end for senrors Interesting OJ work projects begrn Avon publnshes best yearbook smce 41 304 B C JUNE Freedom bells chrme' Bob hands rn reports DECEMBER 17 1960 Famrlrar face returns for second try as yester' 96 29: . . - . . . 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UQ WRX ' rw is X 'W' f f ff mf 1 Ilf -i-51? if J fi .H A :,LJ I li X fpfs .LJLEX-X-I 'gg -J SA 32 SK M 57525955 xwxm XX JL STUDENT GGVERNMENT WARDENS J0hr1 Alrd Charles McLaughlin THE COUNCIL Avons charter states that the school is to have a strong student government It has been felt from the begrnnxng that thrs would be excellent tratnrng for young men who were about to enter 1 democratic so crety in which one must understand the responsrbrlntxes and prrvnleges of berng a cttrzen Thus the gox ernment of The Vlllage of Old Farms came mto being ln form tt closely resembles that of our Federal Got ernment wrth all its cntrzens voting rn council electrons These councillors constitute the legtslatrve branch of the gov ernment and they rn turn, appoint the ludrcxal body When the schools admmrstratnon IS consrdered as the execunve member of the team, rt can readily be seen that Avons government rs tr1 partrte The council rs made up of seven members who are elected by their fellows from the ranks of the fifth md varrety of funds, dances, and even a furniture sile' As well, rt passed several new ordrnances concerning the wrnter uniform regulatlon, the question of smoking rn the woods, the clarrfrcatron of the search warrant et al In addition, rt upheld present polrcres concerning room mspectxon meal and study hill supervrsron ind the maintenance of a high sense of discipline ind morale rn the school Other council enattments include grvmg extra prrvrleges to Juoges and to v trsrty pl myers and fine supervrsron of the popular rnter dorm com petrtron Every Sunday evening this group meets and discusses rdeas which its representatives may have on the passage of new laws, student conduct student prrvrleges and the creation of harmony throughout the school The council rs made up of seven oHicers The Warden fthe mayor of the V1lllgC, a Vice Warden fthe mayors lssrstantb 1 Commrssroner of Athletrcs, a Commrs stoner of Grounds 1 Commissioner of Publrc Safety 1 Commrssloner of Publrc Welfare and a Secretary The councillors often extend rnvrtatrons to the student body it l1rge ro attend their meetrngs and drrectly bring up urgent mitters for dxscussron During the course of the school year there are many duties that 1 council member rs obliged to fulfill Fore most among these are that of COUHClllOf of the Day and Councillor of the Weekend both of which entarl no small amount of personal effort and txme Beyond these ttsks many councrl members take tt upon them selves to try to help students with their rndrvidual problems so as to correct the boy s mrstakes and to keep htm from needlessly repeating them Thrs rs perhaps less the most rewlrdmg The Frrst Term Council was composed of Eve senlors and two juniors They were ohn Alrd Cwardenj Chuck McLaughlin fVlC6 wardenj Sandy Alves Steve Merrill Mrke Mlller, Ruth Cluxton and jeff Henschel The Second Term Council saw one senior depart and one junlor added rs contrasted to the legrslatlve body of the first term lts members were Chuck McLaughlin Qvt lrdenj ohn Arrd QVICC wardenj Steve Merrill Mike Miller, Peter Antolmr jeff Henschel and Bud Siegel No smtll amount of credit should be given Mr olmson who as ID the past, assisted ln an advlsory tlpatlty and also informed the councll as to the ad mrnlstranons views on various matters . ' l 2 1 S ' ' - u - K . . 2 ' L 5 K ' ' ' ' - 4 i 1 . ' ' K 5 C . V ' 1 . . . . . V- 2 , 1 U ,, . . . . . K A A , . , ' n 4 l D sixth forms. This past year, the council sponsored :1 the most importantrole ofacouncil member and doubt- ' ' 1 . t ' . l . . . I D . .K i I 6. l N , .t I . - V 1 . . , ' 1 I g. ,n ,Z N . f . 2 L , 2 . . . . . . ' . , K I . 1 V ' , l : . Y ' , ' L i ' 2 . ' ' D 98 ,Q ' 1 A 'sf' , 4 uf , 1'--x ,Mp L, , ...A . -W 5 , 2 Y H, ' As . w of ' vu Q xfr N nh' ' 1 P L 'ip ' x A tv ,A Qlill First Row Cleft to rightj Wyatt Proctor Henschel C Reese Seated fleft to rightb Alves Merrill McLauglin Aird Third Row Cleft to rightj Stxllgebauer T Browne Hawley C Robinson Skemp Seidel Miller Costello Black Antolmi DORM MONITORS At most preparatory schools it is customary that disciplinary problems arising in the course of dormi tory and school life fall under the jurisdiction of an students who have demonstrated an awareness of cer tain responsibilities are entrusted with the care and well being of their fellows Usually juniors or seniors the monitors are selected by the student council on this basis as well as for their deep rooted sense of honor Specifically the monitors duties are to uphold and enforce the Code of Ordinances This entails making a daily inspection of rooms sitting at the head of din ing room tables taking chapel attendance accounting for the students at bed check and maintaining order in the dorms and on campus at all times They thus Monitors are not totally unrewarded for their efforts they have unlimited late lights are exempt from wait ing at meals and live in the choicest dorm rooms This year Avon has been lucky as the monitors have ex celled in leadership and have controlled the dorm with great spirit They have handled their responsibilities well and it is only hoped that next year they will do as fine a job 1 , ' , ' , ' , , ' a . x I - , . . ever-present, dominant faculty. Here at Avon, however, contribute invaluable aid to the student council. . I I A Q , - , . , . , ' a 100 Seated fleft to rrghtj jackson Hawley S Barr Van Wrnkle COURT It rs not the polrcy of Avon to develop a cumber some and artrficral system of rules but rather to regard the student body as an assocratron of gentlemen who for the best rnterests of all must conform to the stand ards whrch are unrversally adopted In order to facrlrtate therr development the councrl has found rt desrrable to pass these ordrnances havrng farth that the student body wrll observe them Thus reads the rntroductory passage to the Code of Ordrnances of the Vrllage of Old Farms To see that these statutes are obeyed and eflicrently carrred out thrs rs the officral capacrty of the Student Court System As well the Student Courts are concerned wrth punrsh ment for educatron s sake rather than for punrshment s sake alone It may then be seen that rf someone rs sentenced and thus encouraged not to repeat hrs par trcular vrolatron the Courts have succeeded rn therr arms Thrs year Smart G Barr left no doubt as to hrs SYSTEM capabrlrtres as a ludrcral admrnrstrator admrrably full fillrng all that was set before hrm as Presrdent judge Ardrng hrm rn the supervrsron of the Courts were Asso crate justrces Frederrc Hawley Samuel Jackson and Peter Van Wrnkle These able young men yorntly pre srded over both the Summary and Polrce Courts often trmes a most drflicult task Thanks should certarnly be grven those who saw to the smooth functronrng of the Courts at large Avon rans should feel themselves mdebted to the Vrllage Clerk Nrcholas Schravettr and Geoffrey Law the V11 lage Attorney All thrngs consrdered the Courts had a relatrvely easy trme of thrngs durrng the past year and thrs only goes to show how the standard of drscrplrne has rrsen at Avon rn recent years Frnally no resume of the Court System rs complete wrthout mentron of Mr johnson who as rn the past was always wrllrng to grve of hrs years and experrence rn an advrsory capacrty - n 1 ' : ,, . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . , . a ' 1 1 Q ' , . . ,, . . 1 1 4 . - ' . 1 a 1 1 1 ' 1 ' s . , . , . . . . , 5 . . . , - , , , . . 7 1 , , . . 3 We x ' 2555! veins 'W iw: ay. 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'x ' , 'x ' gfifxzf -,- ,A-iq - , , 4 , 'V X Q.. . . xa,x , , Y ' ' H x 'I 'P' 5 - , -f' X X I v 'V X W X -H - N K ,, -an ,, 4, ,, X f I ,- N,-U f , , - 9 .---4 X 1 P -J --f ' 1 1 'I bl I tx- ' ffff A Y7 7 M X 'lf' . I 5 Qu as , -, 1 I A vx N . 7 X N' .xx X. ' 4 w Q - J .O W XX 4 lx , f . ,O 'f 1 X . Ill! X, X Y. li - Seated Qleft to rrghtb Wardrop Arrd Skemp S Barr Goldfarb Costello Proctor Second Row Cleft to r1g,htJ Chew Attrrde Fawcett Lavs Emmons Wcrnstexn Toog.,ood Sendel Van Wlnkle Mcrrrll Hawley Alves Thrrd Row Qlefnto r1g,htJ Popc Howd Rosenthal Guy Morrow Snegcel T Browne W N Gordon C Reese Schravettr Sternbcrg, Cluxton D Hall WINGED BEAVER STUART G BARR Edztor m Cbzef JOHN AIRD Affoczate Edttor Bob Gold ffrrb Lzterary Ethtor Sandy Alves Sport! Editor Frank Costello Bufmerr Managc 1 james Wardrop Photography Edztor Browne T Chew Cluxton Emmons Fawcett Gordon Hall D w Attrrde WN Morrow Reese F Rosenthal Schravetrr Seidel Slegel Van Wrnkle Wexnstern Plants 106 eff Proctor Typmg Edztor Mr Arthur N Sharp Faculty Advzror Mr Clrfford E Jones Faculty Adzzfor Er1c Skemp Make up Edztor Contrzbutorr Coffey Pope Guy Stexnberg Hawley Toogood Howd - n n 1 - v y y Ar .' . ' . Y I ' v ' - y y V , a v 1 ' . v v y r ' Av - . Y 'y - v , v - s v- y - - ., , - w y x - - ' J 1 1. ' ,. 4 , V 1 . ,. , . , . . , . WTNGED TTIE iss.. 1960 3 107 BEAVER .rf Seated Cleft to rnghrb Wardrop Howd Sullgebauer Goldfarb W N Gordon Maller Artrlde Van Wxnkle Black Alves Second Row Cleft to rrghtb Chew C Reese Taylor Blakeley jxm Underwood Siegel T Browne Schravettx D Hall Cluxton .I Robmson Lynch Axrd S Barr Benedek Blakely T Browne Chew Roy Arrrnde Marzagmg Edztor Gary Black Axfocrate Editor Sam jackson Feature Edrlor W N Gordon N ew: Editor Cluxron Falrchxld D Hall Holmes Howd w MIKE MILLER Edztor rn Cbzef Sandy Alves Sport: Editor john Stxllgebauer C zrculatron Manager Bob Goldfarb Burmen' Manager Pete Van Wmkle Typmg Edztor Mr Srdney Clark Faculty Adwfor STAFF McLaughl1n Merrrll O Bnen F Reese Schravettx Sexdel Sregel Tweedy Van De Water Walker Wardrop 108 AVONIAN ' La 1. . 'i 109 Seated Cleft to rrghtb Wrre Law Gallo Dr Mxtchell Hawley Van De Water Attrrde J Robmson Antolrnx Second Row Cleft to rlghtb Lewns Rosenthal Emnch Proctor W N Gordon Van Wrnkle S Barr C Robmson Seidel THE GOLD KEY Thrs year as rn the past the Gold Key has more than lrved up to the standard as set forth nn IIS very porgnant motto To make what lS gorng well at Avon go better Under the leadershrp of Presrdent Cole Van De Water Vrce Presrdent Roy Attrrde and Secretary Fred Haw ley the many teas and other school social functlons were well organrzed and brought off w1th a mrnrmum of dtfficulty Thrs rs not to say that the club had an easy trme of rt for most certarnly nt drd not but rather that nt fulhlled tts dunes admnrably The year started early for the members of the Gold Key as the very frrst day of school found them hard at workrng attendmg to the tea that was grven the rncom :ng new boys and therr famnlres From that first day rrght up unt1l graduanon they worked hard and long tn a never ceasmg effort to make every school functron a perfect one Commencement IS seemrngly always a dark txme for the organrzanon as such as graduatmg senrors most always leave a great many places to be hlled among rts ranks Thrs year proved no exceptron as eleven d1l1 gent young men left for college Dr Mrtchell the club s faculty advrsor feels confident that the clubs remarn mg members wxll serve as a model to those wrshxng to yom the Gold Key s select ranks The club whrch has always been very selectrve has a three month trral perlod whetern prospectnve mem bers are grven a chance to demonstrate therr respectxve capabrlrtxes At the end of the trral perrod the old members vote on the candrdates and the results are made publrc shortly thereafter Made up of conscren nous and hard workrng members the mdustrrous per sonnel deserve no small amount of credrt I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 f , , , 1 - - 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 1 .. . . ,, . 1 , 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' . . . . , ' 1 ' ' ' 1 . . . , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . , . ' 1 ' 1 ' Seated Cleft to r1ghtJ T Browne Lewrs Wrre Arrd Law Taylor Attrtde jackson Second Row flefr to rnghtb R jones Such Ascherfbach Rowern Rozxnsky Wal' E Brooxs Gallo Herzfeld Guy Lawrence HISTORY CLUB Thls past year agam found the H1story Club to be a very successful orgamzatron Wxth a small but actrve membershlp of twenty one students rt progressed raprdly Under the gu1dance of Mr R1chard K Loveland and the ofhcers Geoffrey Law presldent John Alrd v1ce treasurer the Hrstory Club took leadmg roles 1n the act1v1t1es of the Forelgn Pol1cy ASSOCIHIIOU and the Secondary School Soctety for Internanonal Coopera non The club also obta1ned movxes on many 1nterest xng twenneth century h1stor1cal events wh1ch were en joyed not only by the members but also by the school 1n general Pak1stan was the focus of attentton thxs year The club represented that country at a Model Bandung Conference whnch was held under the ausplces of the SSSIC and also at a Model Unlted Natlons held at Hxllyer College m Hartford Sam jackson one of the members dxstlngulshed htmself by presndlng over the Model UN In addxtnon to havmg a successful year 1n xts external alfarrs the Hxstory Club also remamed actrve m nts mternal work As m prevlous years many lntramural solved Segregatxon lS good for the average southern communrty Resolved Nato IS no longer a potent force 1n guardmg the West Informal dlscusstons were held at meetlngs subjects ranged from communlsm to luvenxle dehnquency The Hnstory Club at Avon Old Farms has helped to g1ve the school a better name by 1ts mterest m forengn afTa1rs and current events The successful debates dns cussrons and xnterscholastlc act1v1t1es have created a tradmon whrch rt IS hoped wnll contmue to grow m succeedlng years ' 2 - , ' , ' , ' , , , ' , Q ' ' 9 M 1 I ! ! Y A1 ' ! I ' 3 ' Y 3 . 1 ' 9 s ' ' 1 I presxdentg Ph1l1p Wlre, secretaryg Thomas Taylor, debates were staged. Two of the topxcs were: Re- , 1 h - , 3 . . , ' ' . . . , ' 7 7 5 111 Frrst Row Cleft to rrghtj Taylor Schravettr Emrnch Mr Sharp Toogood Ross Proctor Plepla Second Row Cleft to trghtl Skemp Arrd jackson Strllgebauer Danrel S Barr T Browne Van Wrnkle DINING ROOM COMMITTEE Thrs year the seventeen boys who comprlsed the Drnmg Room Commrttee were confronted wrth many problems and justrfiably so Havrng assumed the re sponsrbrlrtles of seerng to the proper functronrng of the refectory rn rts every aspect therr tasks were many Frrst the seven young men on the drnrng room srde saw to the takrng of attendance at darly and weekend meals as well as makrng sure that a count slrp the total number of meals served on any partrtular day was submrrted to the powers that be rn the Busrness Ofhce Second the after drnner coffees were also at tended by members of the DC Under the drrect supervrsron of Porter Danrel Co charrman and hrm self an rndustrrous sort the boys on the drnmg room sxde deserve no small amount of credlt Unnotrced for the most part the tray carrrers of the rnlirmary srde doubtless deserve much prarse Therr partrcular duty was to see that a tray of food was de lrvered to the rnfirmary every day wrthout fall It was seldom rndeed that the patxents went hungry thanks to the unfarlrng efforts of Co charrman john Srrllge bauer Mr Sharp the groups faculty supervrsor was al ways on hand rn case unforeseen drfhcultres should arrse Havrng nothrng but prarse for hrs hard workers rt rs hrs hope that future members wrll lxve up to the rradrtron that has arrsen and that thrs years members have contrnued - v n x - s 1 n 1 - 1 a n a Q - - ' x , . , - , . 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Kneelrng Qleft to rnghtj Srd Rnendeau Black Wrllrams Van Ness Mr Durphy Mrller W N Gordon C Reese Wardrop Second Row Cleft to rrghtb R Jones Rrchtmyer Crawford Proctor Cluxton Otto Fawcett Durphey Henschel Schnavettx Ross L Duff Edelen R Duff THE NIMROD CLUB Thrs year has been one of Avons best and the Nrmrod Club Avon s only mdependent and chartered club has 1n keeprng up wlth the rest of the school also been tops Well organized plans and their fulfill ment under the able leadershxp of the Presrdent have led to one of the club s best years Srnce 1ts foundmg rn 1929 the Nrmrod Club has been one of the most rmportant best manned and most helpful organxzatrons at Avon Thrs year was no excep non Beaver Pond as rn the past was the mam center of attractron for the Sunday mornrng work crews The streams flownng rn and out of the pond were all cleaned out and the banks enlarged to allow for clearer water and better hshmg rn the sprmg The pond was agam dramed and serned rn the fall Perhaps the most norrceable xmprovement was the dredgmg and deepemng of the pond by a hired clam shell The srlt on the upper mnddle part of the pond was removed and the gravel and drrt were deposrted ln a long peninsula, whrch stretched the wrdth of the pond The area rn the back of thrs penmsula was deep ened for fxshmg by about 15 feet Thrs penmsula wnll also keep the srlt rn the upper part of the pond from flowmg down rnto the dam area Numerous channels were dug to deepen the pond and marntam the water rn constant flow The cabm recetved a few necessary reparrs the roof on the old cabnn was patched up the prne panehng rn the newest addmon was completed A new wood stove was also added to replace the prevrous faulty and haz ardous gas stove The club thrs year was Indeed fortunate rn havmg two alumm return as masters Mr Leavitt and Mr Mendell of the class of 52 helped a great deal rn the furtherrng of club functrons Mr Leavrtt also helped to start an NRA sanctroned mile team wrthm the club Marksmen Mrller Reese Van Ness andW1ll1ams were grven a chance to show therr skrlls to outsnders as a result and the members were able to make use of the rnfle range and the trap shoot more often The club began its year under the drrectron of Drck Wrllrams as presrdent and Punch Wardrop as vrce presrdent jeff Henschel and Gary Black were treasurer and secretary, respectrvely No ,ob too large or too small defeated the club wrth nts strong leadershrp Never to be forgotten are the great support and msprra non grven to the club and the hard work put mto rt by the faculty advrsor, Mr Durphy, or the wonderful Wednesday meals served by Srd and hrs band of cool1es The club has a wide range of plans for the future Wrth a lot of support from outdoor enthusrasts, rt wrll remarn one of the most rndependent and well organ rzed clubs rn school l 1 l 4 , - I C I .L.. 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' ' - r 1 1 3 Q r x U 1 n u - v r - . , . . . . . a 1 ' . , . . . 9 - l 1 7 s ' . . . . . . , . . . . . . . , . a 9 9 , . . - y Q - 1 s x 951' Frrst Row Cleft to rrghtj Proctor Wrre Boyce Nary Mr Durphy C Reese Wardrop Second Row Qleft to rrghtb L Duff Coffey Durphey Gallo Schravetn R Duff Otto Crawford Thrrd Row fleft to rnghtj Meyer Chew Black Trrmrngham SUGAR BUSH Drrp drrp drrp was the sound of the sap flllmg the buckets whrch the members of the Sugar Bush had hung on the surroundmg maple trees Thus thus or gamzatron began nts seasonal work once agam durmg the wmter months of 1960 Thrngs got off to an ofhc1a1 start on Monday anuary Z5th when Mr Durphy the clubs advlsor called a meetmg of all those students who were mterested 1n jomrng the club Some twenty boys attended the meetmg anxnous and ready to start the oft drfhcult yet always rnterestmg work The hrst rhmg to be attended to was the clearmg of the area around the sugar house and the cuttmg of a great deal of wood Thus wood was to be stacked and dr1ed thus facxlrtatmg the work of next years club As the first warm wrsps of sprung a1r blew through Avons woods many maples were tapped and hung wrth sap buckets Presndent Punch Wardrtnp and Vrce presrdent Ford Reese were always on hand to supervrse thrngs and the new members drd not en counter any serxous drffrcultles rn carryrng out therr chores Durph and hrs assrstants were out almost every day collectrng the sap that was to be bo1led mto syrup In a relatrvely short tame th1ck black smoke was seen emerg1ng from the sugar house and the 1nter1or of thxs structure was Hlled wnth dense whxte steam as the sap and syrup were cleansed of rmpurrtres 1m Boyce found that h1s hrp boots were very use ful rn collectmg sap from the trees rn the swamp and Phll Wrres strong back greatly atded the club also The Duff brothers Larry and Rrck added much to the club s sprrtt wrth therr frxendly smrles and love of the outdoors Mr Durphy s assrstance to new members can not be emphasrzecl too strongly He has lnstructed boys rn the proper methods of syrup makrng smce the club s rnceptron ln 1949 In add1t1on hrs mstructron has al ways been tempered wrrh frrendlrness and krndness WV aa . arg. 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Seated Cleft to rrghtj D Walker Fairchild OBr1en Fawcett Van De Water Sexdel Cunnrngham Bogmo Wetnstern Holmes Second Row Cleft to rrghtb D Hall Kohn W Turner Znexmer Favorrte Werss C Robmson Sl-temp Antolmt Gallo Thrrd Row fleft to nghtj Blakeley Welhaven Cookman Morrow Wyatt Setfert Merrrll Basrne Beck Kmcald Chew CLEE Under the superb drrectxon of Mr jack B Grove and the fme leadershrp of Presrdent Cole Van De Water and Vtce prestdent Bruce Seidel the 1959 60 Glee Club enjoyed a very successful season A txght schedule tnvolved many tedxous but worth whrle practtce sesstons durrng the course of the year Ftve concerts were held wrth schools both far and near Chaffee whrch rs located tn Hartford Emma Wrllard whrch ts rn Troy New York Rosemary Hall Ban croft and Foxhollow Thrs years repertotre conststed of selecttons from the Broadway htt Carousel and several negro sprrrt uals such as R1d1n The Charrot and Llttle lnno cent Lamb The Chrrstmas season was sparked by the famrltar Twas the Nlght Before Chrrstmas Once agam a select group spent many extra hours preparmg for the Sprmg Choral Festtval held rn May at The Bushnell Memorral IU Hartford Ode To a Vrrgmran Voyage was presented and handled ex tremely well by the combmed clubs The Glee Club s CLUB final concert whxch was grven on the Vtllage Green on une 1 was as usual the hrghhght of the season The tradrtronal Avon Hexrs gatned wrde spread popularrty on campus th1s year Headed by Cole Van De Water they demonstrated a superb blendtng ab111ty tn therr many tryrng songs such as Btdxn My Trme Hello Halls of Ivy and Lord Got Tomatoes Certatn songbrrds went even farther than the Avon Herts and establrshed two quartets whtch added great ly to the many socral actxvtttes at whtch they sang Sam Chew Cole Van De Water Ed Znermer and Bob Ktncatd known as The Bowder Boys seemed to have what rt takes to present songs lrke Mavourneen Grve My Regards to Broadway and Strolling Through the Park all of whtch were close harmony songs Pete Antolrnt Dave Walker Steve Holmes and Bob Farrchrld were members of the second quartet whrch competed on several occasrons wrth the Bow der Boys 'l'l5 , . . 1 - ' ' .. 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En !,'7ff! v l x f if 0 Q 45 , Q Seated Qleft to rxghtj Beck Crawford Marks Fawcett Henschel Rowse Rozmsky Standxng Cleft to rrghtb Wnllrams Wardrop OWL It rs the Owl Clubs yob to see that the Saturday mght movxes are run efficxently and m an orderly fash ron for the enjoyment of both faculty and students altke Through the years the club has changed greatly After Avons reopenmg m 1948 the Owl Club was a much larger orgamzatron Not only dld lt show the movres on Saturday mght but lf also put on several theatrtcal productrons Smce the clubs actrvrttes have been hmrted the number of members has decreased consnderably The present group carefully screens and selects new members before they are admrtted Punch Wardrop a sxx year man was th1s years 117 CLUB presndent and he was ably assisted by Duck Wrllxams who was vrce presrdent These two arclecl by the other s1x members are certatnly to be commended for thelr efforts Wrth Bob Nary s mnate rnterest rn electrontcs and Mlke Fawcett around to ma1nta1n order thmgs went qutte well The Owl Clubs advlsor Mr Doch termann always avatlable when problems drd arxse was to be counted on for expert advrce Among thrs year s selectxon of movies prcked by the members and the club advlsor were Rally Round the Flag Boyr Boy on a Dolpbzn Heaven Know: Mr All: ron Barbarmn and the Geuba and many other hxts Z Y ! 7 1 9 I - y . , . . . . .. a 9 - . . , 9 . . ,. . . . . , . . , . . . . . . a s . . . . . , . . s , Q - 3 7 , . . . , . . . . , . . . 7 1 . . 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R , 'fly X 'rx' TMR . ,B , . SOCCER Rxchard Loveland THE COACHES FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY TRACK Frank Efinger BASEBALL Herbert Cochrane 'Q' A-nal! TENNIS Thomas Tongue HOCKEY W james Kxlgour SWIMMING Rnchard Evans Back Row Cleft to rightj Mr Cochrane Haskell Rowse Ruez G Wells Esrabrook Winsor Center Row Cleft to rxghtj Henschel Wardrop Baker Durphey Frazer Decker Otto Chapin Catlin Frrst Row Cleft to rrghtj Fawcett Morrow G Brown Daniel Weiss Beck Cookman Taylor Front Row Cleft to rrghtj Davrd Bogmo Smith Strllgebauer THE 1959 FOOTBALL SEASON The 1959 football season was plagued by injuries and dtsapporntmenrs From a spectator s point of view the team met with utter defeat But no one will deny that each game was a hard fought struggle all the way sense of personal satrsfactron When the team first assembled in September there were many positions open because of the large number of graduating seniors which had comprised the pre vrous team Though Avon had but three games sched uled the team immediately began strenuous practrce sessions Coach Cochrane was taking no chances on the phystcal and mental condition of his boys durmg the course of the season Be that as it may the lrne and backfield had to be almost completely rebuilt The key men in the new line were Porter Danrel and Mike Fawcett returnmg lettermen In the backfield the only letterman to return was Mike Cunningham However boys up from the yunror varsity ranks and new boys added the much needed support Among these were Brooks David Murphy and Smith Monson was our first opponent In the prevrous years encounter Avon lost to an excellent Monson eleven by four touchdowns Needless to say this year s team went into the game wxth the singular purpose of avengmg this decisive loss The eager Avon team staged a great fight and during the first half it appeared as if the game were won The offense was clickmg hke clockwork Halfway through the first period Quarter back B111 David scored for Avon on a sweeping end run to the right Andy Murphy contributed a key block 1 , , , , , , , ' , ' I . , . , . , . . . . y . U , . , . , - I , , during which games, those who participated gained a Bogino, Beck, Henschel, and Morrow, as well as Eaton . t ' l I 3 7 ' ' , . . . . , ' 1 - 9 , ' J 9 ' 7 ' 1 ' 124 on the play Before the period ended Monson moved the ball down the field to t1e the game at 7 7 During the second period Andy Murphy moved from the full back slot through the center of the Monson lme bull mg his way to a score The half ended wrth the score in our favor by a 14 7 margin In the second half Avon got its first taste of a team that wouldnt give up The Monson team repeatedly fought its way down the field rolling up two vital touchdowns Avon fatled to tally durmg the second half and thus lost a heart breaking game to Monson Academy 21 14 Parents Weekend was the setting for the Avon Tabor meeting Tabor New England Prep School Champions the year before was expected to provtde strong opposition On a wet and muddy field they overwhelmed the hapless Avon squad Perhaps the lack of reserve strength proved to be the dCC1SlVC fac tor here At any rate Avon suffered its worst defeat in recent years as Tabor piled up a 56 0 score Cranwell was the last game of the season Rlddled by mjurres the team sorely missed the services of Bob Bogrno B111 Davnd and Mike Fawcett who were side lined The game was dlsappomtmg though Corky Cookman and Scott Smith played fine ball Avon dropped its final encounter and closed out the season wrth a record of three losses and no victories But no matter how the season turned out the team has a lot to be proud of The boys have demonstrated ability and though it will involve a lot of hard work they should make Coach Cochrane a wmnmg coach next year 125 . , - Q ' ' 9 , . , . l v ' ' x 9 1 1 a - , . . . . . . . , , . 1 ' ' y , . . . ' a s a 1 . , . f 5 f ' and N- .- J! -Q Fourth Row fleft to rxghtl L Duff MacW11l1am R Jones Gomez Thlrd Row fleft to nghtb Heldsxeck Sagal Plants C Hall Kohn Second Row Cleft to nghtl W Turner Palmer Aschenbach Tosx Alrcandrl Hoyt Jackson W N Gordon First Row Cleft to rxghtj D Hall Antolxnx Sexfert Anrd Falrchxld Van De Water Wxllxams Spyropoulos Sregel Mr Loveland SOCCER SEASON 1959 Thxs years soccer season started on a hrgh note as forty five boys reported to pre season practlce called by Coach Loveland Out of th1s group sxx returmng lettermen were present to boost the team sp1r1t Many new faces were there addmg to the team Thus by opemng game trme Avon was able to field a credltable soccer team one that was capable of g1v1ng any team rn the league a tough fight The team traveled to New Haven to face Hopk1ns Gram mar ln the first contest After a scoreless first quarter Hopkzns punched through two goals Three more tallles were added by the hlgh scormg Hopkms offense before the game was over Avons defense sadly lacked the necessary depth and the lme could not provlde the much needed scorxng The final outcome was 5 0 ln favor of Hopk1ns A hrgh spmted squad prepared to meet Kmgswood on the follow1ng Wednesday Imtxally the game was a defensxve battle but 1n the thnrd quarter Kmgswood managed a score Roy Attrlde scored Avons first tally of the season a few mmutes later The regulatton txme ended wnth the score knotted at 1 1 In the first overtxme perxod Sam ackson scored on a penalty knck and thxs proved to be the wmmng margm Outstandmg backneld support by goalre Buddy Sxe gel and fullback Bob Fanrchlld also were mstrumental nn provndmg Avon wrth a 2 1 vxctory over the Wyverns Pomfret followed the next Saturday Lackxng the startxng go he and msnde both the offense and defense of the team were weakened Byron Tosl scored for Avon but nt wasnt enough as the team went down to a 4 1 thrashmg dealt them by the much superxor Pomfret team An undefeated Loomxs squad journeyed to our field and A. .vw 1 ' L if Ik t I 1 , I I Y 'T 2' f a P' .- A' It 1 ' : . , ' ' , . , l l 5 I l 1 1 1 - 1 l 3 - 1 1 1 .1 A .1 1 1 - . 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' a 126 a sprrrted clash ensued rn which we were defeated by a 2 1 score Chrp Hall scored rn the fourth perrod but agarn the lrne could not come up with the tying tally Wrlbraham and Wrllrston were the next two scheduled contests Avon suffered two more defeats by rdentrcal 2 1 scores Agarn rt was the failure of the lrne wrth regard to scoring power that resulted rn the losses Sam jackson agarnst Wrlbraham and Byron Tosr agarnst Wrllrston were the only goalgetters Bob Farrchrld once agarn displayed hrs prowess at the fullback positron and john Arrd demonstrated hrs abrlrty at halfback Parents Week End found the team playing host to Wat krnson A pourmg rarn greeted the two teams as they took the field In the first half Watkrnson bombed through two fourth quarter Steve Spyropoulos pushed through a goal for the home team but rt was not enough as the team lost once again by a 2 1 score The next Saturday Windsor Mountain was Avon s foe up rn Massachusetts Again rn a pourmg rarn the low scoring Avon team lost by a 4 0 count The defense was hampered by the drrvrng rarn as rt crossed up rts signals qurte frequently A resurgence now took place on the Avon team With a new type offense Westmrmter became an easy prey and was dealt a 2 0 defeat A hard shot bounced off therr goalre rn the first half and Tony Hoyt scored rn the second perrod The defense far exceeded rts past performances as Westmrn ster had but few shots at the Avon cage Kent was our next opponent rn a hard fought struggle nerther team could manage a score Both goalres were superb to say the least Bob Farrchrld and Pete Antolrnr were rnstru mental rn helprng Avons Buddy Sregel obtain hrs second shut out rn a row New England Champions Suffield arrrved confident of a vrcrory A strngy Avon team fell before the Black and White 3 1 Sufiield scored two of rts goals on penalty krcks as Sregel made many saves Brll Palmer played well as drd the entrre lrne rn general Roy Attrrde set up Chrp Hall rn the second half for Avons only score Monson was our last game and rt was played on a frozen field at Monson After a scoreless game Monson dented the Avon nets rn the first overtrme perrod and held on to a 1 0 well rn closing out therr soccer careers at Avon Because of rnabrlrty to score and weak reserves the team finished the season with a 2 9 1 record Whatever credrt due the team may be attributed to the leadership of Co captarns Bob Farrchrld and Cole Van De Water Coach Loveland was rnstrumental rn organrzrng the offense A lot of close decr srons were lost and the record mrght easrly have been re versed rf the team had lrved up to rts potential as rt drd rn the last four games The outlook for next year rs rather bright Four lettermen are expected back and many talented JV players are expected to come up through the ranks Thus this year s medrocre record should be improved upon Van De Water, Mr Loveland, Farrchrld goals while holding the hungry Avon offense to none. 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Bob Fairchild and john Aird played exceptionally 127 11551 T -ode A v ' 'A' T-, ?:4 14 rw , - if A -14' iz gig iw- ' 11-.Q iv faq -v-04' 'Q Frrst Row fleft to rxghth Emrxch Powers Second Row lleft to rxghtb Berry R Duff Thrrd Row fleft to rrghtb Marvm Emmons Mr Etmger CROSS COUNTRY Durmg rts fourth year at Avon, cross country contrnued to flourrsh as a sport The team weakened by the loss of such top runners as Garces and Olson nonetheless worked hard to lxve up to the tradmon of fine cross country teams To krck off the season Avon met near by Loom1s Wrth Dan Berry unable to run because of a last mmute vrrus, the team found rtself hampered consrderably Mrlce McCorm1ck drd a commendable job as a fill ln but even hrs efforts were not enough Powers won by a large margrn and broke the exlstmg course record It was obv1ous from the start how ever that the team was lackrng rn depth Thrs latter factor resulted rn a 19 40 score The next contest was a trrangular affalr Competmg agamst Avon were near by Glastonbury and Conard Once agam B111 Powers fmrshed a strong first, and desprte the fact that he found support rn Berry and Dui? the team once agam floundered In the thlrd race of the year Brll Powers came wrthrn five seconds of bettermg hrs own course record agamst a strong Lenox team Dan Berry ran h1s best race of the season and fimshed fourth The teams hard earned efforts were to no avall as Lenox gaxned a 23 57 v1ct0ry Seekmg a vrctory Avon next met the Cheshrre Academy team By now, second nature to hlm B111 Powers agarn fin ti , . .7 . . - , : , . - ', 1 . . . 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Y ' 3 - A . 3 . 128 1shed first B111 Emr1ch finrshed second and the Avon harrrers trounced the Chesh1re v1s1tors by a 19 55 count The team next met a powerful Choate team at Choate Needless to say B111 Powers ga1ned h1s fifth consecutrve VIC tory and rrght beh1nd h1m f1n1sh1ng a close fourth was B111 Emr1ch The VICIOIY was Choates though as the score was 23 37 1n the1r favor The last home meet of the season found the team facmg the favored Tr1n1ty team Team sp1r1t reached an unprece dented h1gh and 1ts dr1ve coupled w1th fme runnrng resulted 1n another Avon triumph th1s trme by a 25 32 score The season s seventh contest saw Avon battle the Wesleyan freshmen Wmnrng w1th ease Powers w1thout doubt 11ved up to all that was expected of hnm by the VISIEOIS Marvrn Berry and Duff also turned 10 fine performances The col legrates proved to be yust a l1ttle too strong and carried back to M1dd1etown a 20 35 w1n Scheduled next was a return match w1th Tr1n1ty Over confidence proved d1sastrous and the team lost by the 1den t1ca1 score by wh1ch lf had defeated Tr1n1ty 1n the first meet R1ck Duff m1ssed h1s first race of the season as he succumbed to a cold on the day of the race Weather plays a most rmportant part 1n the eventual out come of cross country meets and the team was soon to learn th1s the hard way journeymg to Deerfield the Avon repre sentatrves were greeted by torrents of ram The race was held nonetheless B111 Gordon and Carl Emmons turned 1n their best performances of the season Deerfield won 26 35 wh1ch w1n may be attnbuted to the 1nclement weather and thus unfavorable course Avon IS rndeed fortunate 1n bemg able to consrder 1tself a member of that assoclatxon wh1ch sponsors the New Eng land Preparatory Champ1onsh1ps Thus the team once agarn traveled to Deerfield The trrp was certamly worth whrle as Powers won Emrrch fimshed seventh and Berry placed twenty seventh Avon finished th1rd rn IES class Avon next encountered a squad made up of both Yale varsrty and JV runners B111 Powers sufiered one of the rare setbacks of h1s career as he lost to a Yale sen1or Avon ran well but lost 19 35 The last meet of the season was run agamst Forman B111 Powers found h1s old style and Dan Berry finrshed second The final score showed another Avon tr1umph the score bemg 19 35 So after a tough season an accountrng would show more losses than WIUS but w1ns and losses are but one way to guage the true merit of a team as Coach Efinger Wlll attest Team SPIIIE and sportsmanlrke compet1t1veness are also much to be desrred It would then seem that th1s was what the 1959 harrrer squad was m possession of There IS no doubt a great deal of talent to be developed 1n the l1kes of Dan Berry B111 Gordon Carl Emmons If th1s asp1rat1on IS reached the future looks brnght rndeed 'I29 . , . . . 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' y 7 - a ' s 1 - . , . . , 1 Frrst Row Cleft to nghtj Chapxn Skemp Davld E Brooks Warner Mr Kxlgour Second Row Cleft to rnchtj Snllgebauer Voorhees Otto Kohn Cookrnan Tallaferro Catlm VARSITY HOCKEY In the wxnter or 1958 the 1dea came to a few stu dents avxd hockey players all to promote hockey as a wrnter sport at Avon Meetlng wxth the approval of the powers that be plans were then formulated for the constructlon of a surtable playlng rmk Thus rn the summer of 1959 came the reahzatron of th1s dream as the rmk was burlt Wrth the f1rst slgns of wrnter some twenty odd boys attended a meetmg of hockey prospects held by Coach Krlgour and Coach Saxby Mr Kllgour hlm self a hockey veteran havmg played for some years 10 xarrous Canadlan leagues pamstaknngly went over the basnc fundamentals as many of the candxdates were relatxvely new to the game Unfortunately mclement weather prevented any 1ce from formmg durrng the Chrlstmas recess The team had to begrn at the very bottom and 1ce crews were appoxnted w1th M1ke Fawcett as rcemaster The hockey team and varxous volunteers spent many a late nlght spraymg the r1nk so as to have enough 1ce rn trme for the openmg game The schedule ltself lncluded games mth such teams as Choate Lenox Salusbury South - 1 s y - 1 1 ' . 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L a 1 1 Kent and Westmrnster The first game resulted m a hard fought contest wrth Lenox on therr home rce wxth the vrctory gomg to Lenox There was good reason for the Avon loss the team s lack of practxce The second game brought a drsastrous defeat dealt the valxant stlcl-:men by a strong Salrsbury squad The score was 15 0 The team n ver gave up however and the closing mmutes were as hard fought as the first Everyone on the squad was grven a chance to prove himself and prove themselves they dnd The startmg lineup of Errc Skemp Bull Davrd Bob Farrchrld Andy Murphy Larry Chapm and B1l1 Wexss turned rn a credntable performance They were relreved by Charlre Kohn Brll Warner j1m Tallaferro and Roy Attrrde Bad luck plagued the team as the remalnrng home games were cancelled because of no xce One could hardly call hockeys ma1den season at Avon successful and yet rt could not be termed a faxl ure exther For the team and prmcrpals rnvolved have profited from the mxstal-:es made and wxll not make them agam Therefore the future seems brrght and rt rs hoped that next wrnter wrll brrng a wrnmng season JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY Frrsr Row Cleft to rxghtj Tosr Kmcard Wenss Fawcett R Walker Second Row fleft to rrghtb Blakeley Macwrllram Cooper Smrth Thrrd Row Qleft to rrghtj Emmons Haskell Toogood Mr Saxby Wernstern Howd Edelen Rrchtmyer 1 ' 1 1 . , - ' 1 1 1 ' , . . . 9 ' 1 . . . , . . 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' ' 2 1 . . , 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 , , ' 3 , 1 , - Q 1 1 ' 1 1 s 1 9903-' In Water Cleft to nghtj R Jones Cluxton J Brooks Hoyt Benedek Wxllxams Henschel Choate G Brown Kneelmg fleft to rnghtj Marks Aschenbach Favornte L Turner Decker Law G Wells Day Kmkade Stokvxs Thnrd Row fleft to nghtb OBr1en Herzfeld Wrnsor Mmnxck Antolmn C Spauldxng Usxch Merrill Blalock Estabrook R Spaldmg johnson Wall T Browne VARSITY The 1960 swxmmmg team compnled a record of wh1ch they may mdeed be proud, there were many records broken and many excmng meets Swxmmxng agamst some of the strongest powerhouses m New England, as well as the Trrmty College and the Un1 versxty of Connectxcut freshman teams, the total record of five wms, three losses and two tles lS one to be proud of Opemng the season wxth a meet agamst the Hotch knss seconds, the B1g Blue easily swam away from the younger and mexpenenced Hotchknss squad Peter Antolml set a new school record for the 100 yard back SWIMMING stroke to lead the vrctory Travelmg to Storrs, the Avon team was beaten nn nts next meet by a good Unxversnty of Connecucut Freshman team 46 40 Stnll 1n tts dol drums, the boys suffered further embarrassment at the hands of an excellent W1H1ston team Avon was lxter ally drowned m the meet as the W1ll1ston1ans swam away from us Back at home on January 30, the swimmers man aged to ue Canterbury 43 43 Followmg thns ue, the team swamped a weak Westmnnster squad by a snzeable score Then, 1n what may well have been the best meet of the year, Avon tred Tornngton Hxgh School, last 132 12- if ' , - 'F ., i X gf tg, .Q HQ' ,mtl gin' ,Z , f 5- ' Q. 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Y Y 3 Y ' Y f I ' years New England Hrgh School Champlons The final score was 43 43 as the medley relay team of Hen schel Herzfeld Antohm and Wrllrams sera new school record for thxs event breakmg the old mark by two seconds On the followrng Frnday the natators v1s1red Trrmty College and was soundly defeated The Frosh were too powerful for the much younger Avon team The Deerfield seconds arrrved here on the 15th of February and were handlly defeated through a solld team effort As has been mentroned many records were broken durmg the course of the season In addxtron to the medley relay record Tom Choate set a new mark for the 200 yard freestyle event m 2 085 seconds and Sandy Herzfeld broke the old record for the 100 yard backsttoke settmg a new mark of 1 18 7 A new 160 yard freestyle relay record was set by Antolmr Choate Henschel and Marks In summary the 1960 swxmmmg season was as fine a one as Avon has ever had Thanks are due Colonel Evans for hrs fine yob as coach and hrs skrllful handlmg of the younger members of the squad 133 , . . . - - - - , Y , 7 ' ' Y . , , . . . - x r . , . T ' , , . . Q1 U Nh ...JM X., S. 4, R JUDO Flrst Row Kneelmg, cleft to rnghtj Dr Tsouloukxdze Wlcart Second Row Qleft to rnghtj Emory Anderson Mtles Taylor Postlcy Costcllo W Turner Curus Thxrcl Row fleft to tnghtj L Duff Jackson Rovettr C Robxnson Lacoste C Hall Street Fowler wr W' is i2 it . r ,,s T R A M P O I. I N E Standing lleft to rightj : Henderson, llowsu. Levaur, Montgomery, Guy BASKETBALL Kneelmg Cleft to ughtj Stemberg Emrxch Alves Shmners Frazer Standmg Cleft to rnghtj Mr Boynton Palmer 11m Underwood Baker Renss J Wells Goldfarb Macon Txerney WEIGHT LIFTING Seated Cleft to nghtj Cunnmgham Pope Beck Morrow Holmes Bogmo W Reese Gomez Standlng Cleft to nghtj Spyropoulos Stewart Van Ness Daniel W N Gordon Mxslnck Burney Sexfert J Barr Sagal Kneelmg fleft to rrghtb S Barr Beck C Spauldmg Rovetn Bogrno Serdel Axrd Davrd Morrow Second Row Cleft to nghtj Mr Leavrtt D Hall Basrne Usrch Aschenbach Greene Durphey J Barr Benedek L Turner Macon Mr Cochrane Thrrd Row Cleft to rxghtb Haskell Catlrn Decker Herbert Ruez Rowse Blakeley Stxllgebauer R Walker Boyce Henderson G Wells Curtrs Chew Aprrl 15 Aprrl 16 Aprrl 20 April 23 Aprrl 27 April 30 May , Ma May May May Ma May Ma 1960 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Cornwall Wrndsor Mountam Monson Hopkrns Grammar Watkrmon Lenox 4 .......................................................... Cranwell 7 .......................................................... Cranwell 1 ...................................................... Watkrnwn 1 ........................................................ Wlilliston 1 ............................................... ....... U mversrty 2 ......................................................... LaSallette 2 ....................................... ................... S ufiield 2 ...................................................... Kingswood 136 BASEBALL 1960 IV' Kneeling fleft to rightjz Frazer, Siegel, Cunningham, Attride, Chapin, Logan Standing Cleft to rightj: Mr. Tongue, Warner, Ross, Wyatt, Stewart, Winsor, Seifert, Robinson, Mr. johnson April April April April April April May May May Ma p May , . MHY :fig Y Xf:f2If:. 2fff'3:is'af w mf Pa-gn2',,,, Westminster Hopkins Grammar Cranwell St. Thomas Seminary 1960 TENNIS SCHEDULE Cornwall Williston Wooster Cornwall Loomis Suffield Kingswood Windsor Mountain Fowler, J 138 , .Jah '.- .W -.Ia-H - .' ' ' ' A , f . +141-+ S, ,. ,- ,, . , syxqla I ., 1e3,,gssagi2g' Q-mu: iz M 'N fu, 4? 5? ,M B . A Yak., 3-+L' -ii-.Aff Q. 'Q' 1 w f hh' iiiwfxiigmgqigiw 52135395 42 Q U W Q 'E , W 32 Q gf ' : - ,iii 3 . ' ' ' TENNIS 1960 139 ...,. .1 L' was . s .. , s ,ts , .1 v. :f . I , V . .1 , sw' H., f First Row fleft to rightj: Van De Water, Fairchild, Emrich, C. Robinson, Street, W. N. Gordon Marvin Second Row ileft to rightj 1 G. Brown, Cookman, Berry, R. Duff, Sagal, Emmons, E. Brooks, Palmer Cluxton, Henschel Third Row Cleft to rightbz Gorman, Day, Minnick, Rosenthal, Stephens, Magnatta, Bassett, Bauer Wire, L. Jones, Heidsieck, Mr. Efinger, Mr. Burt 1960 TRACK SCHEDULE April 16 ...... ....... M illbrook and Windsor Mountain April 23 ...... ................ T rinity College Freshmen April 30 ...... ..... W esleyan University Freshmen May 7 .... ............................... W ilbraham May 14 ....... .... H opkins Grammar May 21 .... .............. W illiston 140 J TRACK 1960 CLUB Seated Qleft to rtghtj Cunnmgham Antolrnl W N Gordon Fawcett Henschel Wrllxams Too good Boglno Second Row fleft to rrghtl Bcrrx Rovett Dani Stnllgebaucr Attnde Hoyt Gallo R Duff Thxrd Row Cleft to nghtp Rosenthal Fa ltr Aschenbach J Wells Sexfert Morrow Emrnch Damel C Robmson S1ey,cl W Turner Taylor Fourth Row Qleft to rrghtj Mxslnck Beck G Brown Palmer Smlth Wxatt Marks S Barr jack son Van De W atcr SENIORS Arrd Baseball 59 Attrrde Tenn1s 58 S Barr Baseball 59 Bogmo-Baseball 59 Football 59 Cunmngham Football 58 Baseball 58 Tenn Damel Football 58 59 Emrxch Cross Country 57 58 59 Track 58 Faxrchrld Track 59 Soccer 59 ackson Soccer 58 59 Marvm-Cross Country 59 J U N I O R S Antol1n1 Swrmmlng 58 59 Soccer 59 Choate Swrmmmg 58 59 Cookman Football 59 D Hall Soccer 59 Fawcett Football 58 59 Fowler Tcnms 59 Gallo-Baseball 59 Footblll 59 Henschel Swxmmrnt, 58 59 Football 5 S O P H O M O R E S Aschenbach Soccer 59 Beck Football 59 Berry Cross Country 58 59 Track 59 G Brown Sw1mm1ng 58 59 Football 59 Hoyt Soccer 59 F R E S H M E N Ahcandrt Soccer 59 142 IS 59 Mxshck Baseball 59 Powers Cross Country 57 58 59 Track 58 59 C Robrnson Tennxs 58 Track 59 Rosenthal Swrmmrng Manager 59 Spyropoulos Soccer 59 Taylor Football Manager 59 Soccer 59 J Wells Baseball 59 Wnllrams Soccer 56 57 58 59 Swrmmmg 59 Marks Swlmmrng 58 59 Morrow Football 59 Palmer Soccer 59 Sregel Soccer 58 59 Smrth Football 59 Toogoocl Tenms 58 59 W Turner Swrmmmg 58 x on dcr Hetde Soccer Manager 59 Roxettt Football 58 Baseball 59 Serfert Soccer 59 Talraferro Swxmmmg 58 59 Tosr Soccer 59 R Duff Cross Country 59 tt an I y x ' - 1 l v 9 x ' 7. , . 2 ' ,R 1- 'M ' ' ', , , , - ' ' 1 , QW '. . 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SG f im ig as Q , .H X, Vg M '53 W ?f Kfsfi I V WL 1,555 ADDRESSES OF UNDERCLASSMEN Gregory Alrcandrr Thomas Anderson Peter Antolrnr Karl Aschenbach jeffrey Barr joseph Basrne Thomas Bassett Charles Bauer John Beck Barry Benedek Dan Berry Gerald Blakeley Alfred Blalock Jeffrey Blank Godfrey Bloch George Bowman jrm Boyce Eaton Brooks john Brooks Garvm Brown George Brunner Rrchard Carey Richard Catlrn Larry Chapm Samuel Chew Tom Choate Robert Clarke Errch Cluxton Burton Coffey Prennce Cookman Jam Cooper Terry Crawford Torn Curtrs Wxllxam Davrd Turner Davrs Robert Day jeffrey Decker Larry Duff Rrchard Duff Gordon Durphey Davxd Edelen Charles Emmons Peter Emory Rrck Estabrook Lewrs Favorrte Michael Fawcett Rusty Fowler Persrfor Frazer Francrs Gallo Andres Gomez Douglas Gorman Luther Greene Jamre Guy Chrrs Hall David Hall Preston Haskell Frank Heldsleck Douglas Henderson Jeff Henschel Paul Herbert Sandy Herzfeld Stephen Holmes Tony Hoyt Alen jenkrns Monty Johnson Lee Jones Robrn Jones Robert Krncard Drck Krnkade Charles Kohn Rene LaCoste jerd Lapharn 78 Wayne Street Sprrngfreld Massachusetts 277 Park Avenue New York New York 9 Wrllow Street Douglaston 63 New York Kenmore Road Bloomfield Connectrcut 234 Warwrck Road Kenllworth lllxnors Country Club Road Avon Connectrcut 1714 Escalante Avenue S W Albuquerque New Mexrco Waterville Road Avon Connectrcut Rensselaer Road Essex Falls New Jersey 900 Frfth Avenue New York New York Sheldon Road West Suffield Connectrcut 479 North Avenue Weston Massachusetts johns Hopkms Baltrmore Maryland 356 N Latches Lane Menon Statron Pennsylvanra 38 East 75th Street New York New York 64 Mt Vrew Terrace Hamden 17 Connectrcut 7655 Boyce Drrve Baton Rouge Loursrana Althea Lane Darren Connecttcut Brookswood Drrve Unronvnlle Connectrcut Sutherland Farms Prospect Kentucky 106 Genesee Street Utrca New York 129 Fosdyke Street Provrdence Rhode Island 111 Poplar Avenue Wayne Pennsylvanna Horse Hollow Road Locust Valley New York 6401 Germantown Avenue Phrladelphxa Pennsylvanua Club Road Rye New York South Street Lltchfield Connectrcut Shelter Harbor Westerly Rhode Island 28 Terrace Avenue Rrversrde Connectrcut 12 Calumet Dnve Westport Connectrcut 2710 Broadway San Francisco Calrfornta 660 Nearmg Ctrcle Geneva Ohro Indran Sprmgs Farm Rt if-L4 West Chester Pennsylvama Harwmton Connectrcut 8 East 76th Street New York New York 28 Woodruff Road West Hartford Connecticut Rancho De La Mresta Solwang Calnforma Rancho De La Mresta Solvang Calrfornra Southwrck Road Westfield Massachusetts Tanyard Road Sparks Maryland 8 Radnor Cxrcle Grosse Pomte Farms Mxchrgan Phantom Brook Farm Cross Rrver New York 797 I-hgh Street Dedham Massachusetts 501 Chestnut Road Sewrckley Pennsylvanxa Chestnut Hrll Road Norwalk Connecticut 8 Church Street Noank Connectncut 26 NW 12th Street Delray Beach Florrda 1 Front Street Wrnsted Connectncut Box 770 Barranqurlla Colombra South Amernca Grace Lme Cla Casxlla 14 D Santrago Chrle 11 Presxdro Terrace San Franclsco Calrforma 1900 Lyttleton Street Camden South Carolrna 15 Wayland Drrve Verona New Jersey 38 Rtdgewood Road West Hartford Connectrcut 14 Bndgeway Road Rrchmond Vrrgmra 3 Wrllow Lane Farmmgton Connecticut 27 Chestnut Grove Road Watertown Connecncut 32 Upland Dnve Chappaqua New York 320 Frfth Avenue New York New York 299 Park Avenue New York New YoYrk 29 Fernrrdge Road West Hartford Connecticut 14 Stuyvesant Oval New York New York P O Box 1476 Vero Beach Florrda Beverly Road Purchase New York 320 East 72nd Street New York New York Old Farms Road Avon Connecttcut Ocean Rrdge Boulevard Boynton Beach Florrda Avon Old Farms Avon Connectrcut 16 Chelsea Lane West Hartford Connecticut 12 The Glen Tenafly New Jersey 233 Sansome Street San Francxsco Calnforrua S .....................................,.................... , 5 , ' ' ................................................................ h , , D .......................................................................... , , . .................................................. ..... . , , A r ........................................................ . . , , t A . .................................................................... , , Q ..............................,......................................,.. 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