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

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Kruck Curt1s Edztor In Chzef Bob Lelth Assoczate Edztor Dlck Bennett Buszness Manager Robin Jones Literary Edztor Richard Herstone Sports Edztor R1ck Estabrook Art Edztor R1chard Hynson Asszstant Edztor Robert Sawdon Buszness Manager Jack Stokvis Photography Editor Steve Rosenbloom Typing Editor .

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FIRST ROWg Bennettg Jones, R.3 Rosenbloomg Herstone Curtisg Mr. Clarkg Hynsong Towersg Stokvis, 1.5 Leith Estabrookg SECOND .R'OW,' Greenbergg Bishopg Kamer- mang Copleyg Deckerg Eddy, P.5 Weinsteing Salonyg Blake Mr. Clark Faculty Advisor Mr. Jones Faculty Advisor leyg McCagueg Wardg Taliaferrog THIRD ROWQ Ruezg Sawdong Brickg Lyong Wagnerg Herzg Walker, 1.3 Jones, H.5 Daleg Zinsserg Jenkinsg FOURTH ROWQ Underwoodg Bannigang Hornerg Reedg Bensong deGunzburg. Since the Winged Beaver is a memorial to many years of both work and pleasure. This year's staff has done its utmost to provide an annual that will long be cherished by its possessors. Many new ideas have been initiated for this year's book so as to attain a pleasant break from tradition. Mr. Clark and Mr. Jones in their positions as advisors were of great as- sistance in helping the staff to produce the end prod- uct. By continuously working on the Winged Beaver, the staff had some good success in avoiding the last min- ute rushes which have been the curse of many pre- vious staffs. The Business Staff was very rapid in ob- taining the necessary funds for this new book through advertising. It is the hope of the entire Winged Beaver staff that this book will be enjoyed by all of those who see Ht to open its cover.

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Left to right: FIRST ROW: Valentine, Voorhees, Rosen- bloom, Stokvis, Mr. Clark, Van Deventer, Hynson, Jones H., Towers. SECOND ROW: Greenberg, Bennett, Ruez, Bishop, Copley, Decker, Herstone, Eddy, P., Prudden, Key- stone, Salony, Blakeley, Hamilton, Ward. THIRD ROW. The Avonian, Avonis newspaper, is a valuable part of school life. It reports sports events, interesting club news, outstanding student achievements, and news that would otherwise remain obscure to the students and parents. The Editor-in-Chief of the Avonian was Warren Van Deventer. He was assisted by Jack Stokvis, the Asso- ciate and Photography Editor, and Rick Hynson, Feature Editor. His staff did an outstanding job reporting campus news and club news. The News Editor was Rick Valentine, while Hal Jones worked hard as Sports Editor. Steve Rosenbloom, the Typing Duff, R., Jones, R., Sawdon, Lyon, Wagner, Herz, Hube, Marston, .Brainard, Shaw, Zinsser. FOURTH ROW: Jen- kins, Taliaferro, Underwood, Haskell, Bilotta, Dale, Baer, Horner, Blalock. Absent: Favorite, Suydam, Stone. Editor, had the toilsome job of preparing articles to be set in type, or galleyed. The-Circulation and Busi- ness Manager was Roland Voorhees. For his valuable assistance as Make-up Editor, John Towers was appointed the Editor-in-Chief of the 1963-'64 publica- t101'1. Thev,staH writers for the Avonian must be praised for there would be no newspaper without their talent. Mr. Clark, as the Faculty advisor, deserves much credit, for his faithful guidance proved invaluable to everyone connected with the newspaper.