Bacon Academy - Baconian Yearbook (Colchester, CT)

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THE BACONIAN ATHLETICS BACON ACADEMY Twenty-one

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THE BACONIAN TO STANLEY WEICH What is this mystery called death That calms the vibrant fire in your eyes And cuts so suddenly across your breath. Earth is not so sweet to everyone who dies But you were young and generous of heart, Living each moment to its fullest measure, Now you have left untouched life’s richest part, Leaving behind a pitiful treasure Of memories—the year we had with you, The boyish things you did, the things you said, To see thsm growing old with nothing new To add—is then to know that you are dead. What is this mystery called death That cut so suddenly your precious breath? In Memoriam It was with deep sorrow that we heard of the tragic death of Stanley Weich and his mother. Stanley was greatly admired and respected when a student at Bacon Academy, and his many friends will never forget his sincere friendship which .developed with the passing of the years. With the highest ideals of manhood he moved among us here, and the cheer and friendship he cast around him will not be forgotten. “Baconia” extends its sincerest sympathy to his family. BACON ACADEMY Twenty

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THE BACONIAN SPORTS As this write-up goes to press we are very encouraged, having won our first game of the season. Four games remain to be played and since we have now hit our stride we are optimistic about keeping up the good work. We are glad to see so many under- classmen on the team for there are more out for this sport than any other. Wallack and Gregory were elected co-captains. Those who play on the varsity team are: p, D. Levine and J. Zenowitz; c, J. Pranowitz and I. Miller; lb, G. Raymond; 2b, J. Gregory; 3b, J. Zenowitz; ss, D. Wallack; rf, M. Stula; cf, M. Busel; If, J. Popek. In behalf of the school we wish to tak? this opportunity to thank Mr. Howell and Mr. Stickney for their co-operation in making our athletic program as interesting as it was. BACON ACADEMY Twenty-two