Brunswick School - Brown and White Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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' o- .. - -- -- ' , - x sk.-. rf' wa.. --1- -- W-f-77' He.. bg. - V.. . f W ...Q f, x - .-s llElllll1l'l'l0 CHARLES W PETTENGILL We the Class of 1955 respectfully declucate our yearbook to Charles W Pettenglll President of the Board of Dlrectors of Brunswlck School devotnon, energy and vnsuon Has guudance has greatly helped to create the stabnlnty and nntegrnty which have made Brunswnck so valuable to nts students and to the commumty I I I . , . He has served the school in that capacity for the last fourteen years with , . 5 '17 xg FACULTY , Y , l,,a fr'- ALFRED E EVERETT Headmaster THOMAS A SHIELDS Ham11ton College B A Culumbla Umversny Brunswlck Faculty 1947 Marhemaucs Assxsrant Headmaster ALLANJ KEANEY Bates College A B Columbxa Umversxty M A Brunswlck Faculty 1943 Science CHARLES H SWORD Ur11vers1ty of M1ch1gan A B New York Umverslty M A Brunswlck Faculty 1943 Engllsh Dramaucs Semor Adv1sor Advlsor for t e Wi?- Brown and Whue EDWARD BOGAERT Harvard Umversuy A B M Brunsw1ckEaculty 1944 French Spamsh 7 WILLIAM MURPHY Harvard Umverslty A Harvard Graduate School Brunsw1ck Faculty 1948 Lat1n Asslstant Athleuc Drrector ARTHURK TYNER Georgetown B S Columbra Unlverslry M A Brunswrck Faculty 1954 Hlstory KENNETH MERRITT Stroudsbourgh State Teachers College, Brunswrck Faculty 1946 Mathemaucs Athleucs Dlrector JOSEPH KOSZALKA Connecucut State Teachers College B Columbra Umverslty M A Brunswlck Faculty 1951 Industrral Arts, Assrstant Athletlc Dlrector. 8 B JAMES W DOWNS Harvard College, State Umversxty of Iowa Brunswlck Faculty 1954 Elghth Grade W GRANT SMITH Moorehead State Teachers College Umversrty of Colorado Graduate School Umversrty of Mmnesota Graduate School Brunswxck Faculty X953 Musrc MARTIN RICHARDSON Sprmgfleld College B S Brunswlck Faculty 1946 Assrstant Athleuc Dxrector WILLIAM C. BENDIG Trinity College, A. B, Brunswick Faculty, 1954 Seventh Grade. 9 UQ fe 1 e' fm ve t, 2 .- 2 WILLIAM M, GRAVES Trinity College, A, B, Brunswick Faculty, 1954 Sixth Grade QV MABELLE THOMAS New Paltz Normal Rutgers University, B, A, Brunswick Faculty, 1947 Seventh Grade ,' U an ,, ,L 1. Dfw ' ' A BP' ,Keg .QM f 3 4611 Q w. 1 MYRA HUNTER Liverpool University, B, A,, M, A, Brunswick Faculty, 1954 French x,r4-3 6,5 SENIUIIS V E Q ,I ,-H I--I HAYWARD R ALKER IR. W1nner of the Kulukundls Cupfor two years rn a row qso farj plus numerous other awards mhxs scho lasuc endeavors sxnce hrs entrance atBrunsw1ck rn hrs sophomore year Hayward plans to matnculate at M I T One of the handsomest set of twms ID the Upper School he 18 the least probable classmate to become a member of the Crew Cuts of Sh Boom fame To one who perhaps needs rt least the Semor Class wrshes Hayward the best of luck ln all he does QQHCK 30 Q 'b 5 2 Sp ag IDOZ 42- Hmm- ACTIVITIES Born October3 X937 Entered Brunswxck September 1952 College M I T Ambxtlon Undecided Actrvrues Varsrty Baseball 2 3 4 Forum 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Kudos Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Brunswrckran 3 4 Brown and Whrte staff 4 51--audi!!! ACTIVITIES Born October 3 I937 Entered Brunswrck September 1949 College Harvard Ambtuon Sctence Actrv1t1es JV Footballl JV Baseball 1 Varslty Basketball 3 Brunswlcklan 3 4 Dramaucs 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Class Secre tary Treasurer 3 4 Kudos 1 2 3 4 1' HENRY A ALKER, III Rrvalmg h1s twm for top honors ln the school Henry s chxef lnterest 11es 1n servmg hrs community Bemg Presrdent of the Junlor Red Cross of Greenwrch and a member of hrs church youth group Hank like h1s brother, leaves a long and outstanding record as a member of the Ground Observer Corps Wmgrng hrs way toward Harvard Henry has a flalr for correcting teachers Hrs honesty and mtegrtty represent the true Brunswrck sp1r1t whxch we hope wtll be emulated next year by h1s frxends m the Jumor class Best of luck to Henry 1n hrs future career QSQACK gc 'P moz 43' 166391103 PAUL BRUK IR. One of the two new members of the Senior Class this year Paul has already become a popular boy in the school His sincerity and effort in his daily 3SSOCl.3I10IlS and schoolwork have won him the respect and admiration of his classmates One of the hottest football prospects to turn up at Brunswick ftoo bad we didn t frnd him until this yeary Paul kicks the long ball besides belng a tremendous lineman Glad to have Paul with us this year we wish him success in his college career Q,-,qllCK Sc ACTIVITIES Born November 5 1936 Entered Brunswick September 1954 College Lehigh Ambition Business or Agriculture Acuvtties Varsity Football 4 Chorus 4 Brown and White Staff 4 2,ct.:.o:o',,5 ACTIVITIES Bom June 5 1936 Emered Brunswrck September IQSI College Unlverslty of Mlchlgan Ambmon Busrness Acuvltles JV Football I Varslty Foot ball 3 4 Varsrty Baseball I 2 3 Captam 4 Dramaucs 2 4 Forum 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Feature Edltor of Brown and Whxte 4 Stu dent Councll 3 Presldent of Senlor Class 4 ,1-Jr' ...J-jg, I f ar L T Xu ir'-..,, BASIL GRAY DANDISON, .IR Presldent of rhrs year s Semor Class and one of the remalnmg Rrverslde crew that have added much to Brunswlck athletlcs and all round spurt, Bozo was the f1rst to be accepted by the college of hrs chorce Mrchlgan Bo keeps the Semor lunch table al1ve wlth the stones of h1s escapades at camp last summer and ln the VICIHIIY of Harrlson Bobo as he has been mcknamed by Mr Merrltt, 15 one of the most con sclenuous and studrous members of thxs beloved Class of 1955 The Semors take the1r hats off to the future Wolverlne :NICK 306 '9 lsoz 13' 104'Ho1l0 RALPHW FAIRBANKS Ralph has become lnfamous for h1s BIG BLACK CRATE fsorry Oldsj and hrs wlldly successful parties Hts down to earth arguments and prtceless tepartee tn the htstory and Enghsh classes have helped make thts year more bearable for all of us students and teachers alike Whenever anyone has a question about cars from a Crosly to a Caddy Ralph always has the right answer An acuve member of the Class of 55 Ralph has added much to the good stde of our year +5-quCK Sc ACTIVITIES Born January I7 IQ37 Entered Brunswlck September 1952 College Northwestern or Umon Ambluon Undustrtal Psychology Actxvmes Vars1tyFootball 4 Varstty Base ball 3 4 R1fle Club 3 4 Forum 2 3 Cho rus 2 3 4 Brunswxcklang 4 Bustness Man ager 4 Literary Edttor of Brown and Whtte 4 Dramattcs Stage Crew 3 4 vF d' I nad! US 965190: 3 .: . pf.. 9: I as ' :ni b . ui . ' 5. . . : ' ,. ..l7fI,' ' wr A gl! I, -.-, I -I. .H ' n . . I-, . . . Y 1. '4, I ' I . ' . I . , , 4 Q. V -P I s Z - 0 z 'Z S ' ACTIVITIES Born December 23 I937 Entered Brunswtck September 1951 College Dartmouth Ambrtton Undeclded Acuvmes Vars1tyFootbal13 4 Varslty Basketball 2 3 Varstty Baseball 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Dramaucs 1,2 Student COUHC114 Brunswlcklan 3 4 Brown and Whrte Sports Edttor 4 Forum 3 OV -.. 'di 400'- 'v sc 'az q 'J 'Wim Www sargw' , .,, 3' If 3 nog CN' JAMES FINN Even rn the mlddle ofwtnter Jrm can be seen wheeltng tn every mornmg w1th hrs knapsack on hts back Berng acuve rn sports, he ts especrally noted for hrs extensrve canoe trlps mto the wtlds ofCanada As a representatlve on the Student Counc1l he per sontfres the discreet tastes of the Senror Class Petty rules and regulatxons 1nEngl1sh class do not appeal to Jim, for the man of true character rs a law unto him self Despite these vartous acuvities hm often makes the Honor Roll QQQAICK so 'P moz 13' 'cf Hmmm 76. A9 I I I ARNOLD LAWRENCE HART As Edxtor of the BRUNSWICKIAN Arnold has furthered the llterary xnterest of the school Hrs rn terests range from popular records to sarlboat racrng He holds the coveted honor of berng the ftrst one here xn the mornmg It IS hoped that h1s sarlboat IS kept cleaner than hrs land boat The boyswxll remem ber the vanous poems on the cover of hrs copy of Hamlet Besldes bexng aKudos member he has been acuve on the varsxty basketball and baseball teams QUICK 30 2 S 'Q moz 3 ef' H0893 ACTIVITIES Bom January 7 1938 Entered Brunswlck September 1949 College Cornell or M,I T Ambmon Chem1calEng1neer Act1v1t1es JV Basketball! JV Base balll Vars1tyBasketball2,4 Vars1tyBase ball 2 4 Sports Edltor Brunswlckran 3 Ed 1torBrunsw1ck1an 5 Edltor 4 Chorus 4 Qsx 9 ACTIVITIES Born August 24, 1937 Entered Brunswlck September 1951 College Notre Dame Ambluon Bus1nessAdm1n1strat1on Acuvmes J V Football 1 JV Basket ball I J V Baseball I Varslty Football 2 3 4 Co Capta1n 4 Varstty Basketball 2 Varslty Baseball 2 3 4 Chorus4 Busmess Manager Brown and Wh1te 4 Student Coun c1l3 4 V1ce Pres1dent4 S S Q 4' 5 html RICHARD S HORSFALL Dxck the athlete of our class proved h1s tal ent by bemg Co Captam of the football team B sldes be1ng a letter man IH baseball, D1ck IS Vnce Presldent of the Student Council As he IS Busmess Manager of the BROWN AND WHITE, we hope he sphts the prof1ts wxth the rest of the class One of the rocks of the class, Dlck has done much to ad vance school spmt HIS undertone remarks 1n Span- xsh I1 add much to the emoyment of the class for the studlous semors and slmple sophomore We know Dlck, who 15 already one of the collegxate members of our class, wxll make a hlt at college is 415 if if -9.5 QMCK gc 04' H0894 '9 Q 0 3' 3 n I Q fb Q Q27 moz 13' .. 1., 145 ,f ,,'- w s - H, -2- - '-- , Q-JF' 'T f ,fl ,'k s .f -'f EF T- f 'S - .' - ' .- -' in-1. fl' :-'r 1 fig 'iff-, 'F- -. - . . ,. ,k,.V ,i M, J ' .f-' - tai-44 ,-',.Q5.f.2, -,wh - as J 41 1 .V ' ft . 'f ' ' ' 7? 4 7,44-j If ,,-1 f +3.,-g W5 -gan ew- 1 1213 i f , f . it - slyj- y1afal'.m31g n5..1'i-+'1 V. L. . , LM' 'Z 7,4 'uf J f, ' A f 4 , f ,:vz,1q:.,-iw., I , 5 iji-LTR L, , :1 . . . 0 I ' l 5 : , . . . 1 . . I . . ' . . ' U 1 . 1 1 I ' I 5 ' I 3 1 . I Z 5 - , S ' . X . I r ' - . e- WILLIAM E KRAUTER Distinguishing himself in both academic and extra curricular achievements Bill is often seen whipping around in his splashy qbeatj Ford sports con vertible, Known for his jokes and humorous puns told in his boisterous and sedate voice Bill has become the Boy We Laugh at Most . As he is a fervent mountain climber he seems toenjoy the higher alti- tudes and has chosen a life in the Air Force as his ca- reer. His sense of humor has made the year more en- joyable for the rest of the Seniors. We hope that Bill will meet with the same success in his future years that he has had at Brunswick +5-quCK 30 'fb 15' 3 29 5 moz 4- Gf H0891 ACTIVITIES Born May 31 1937 Entered Brunswick September, 1949 College Yale Ambition U S Air Force Activities JV Basketball I JV Base ball I Varsity Football 3 4 Varsity Bas ketball 2 3 4 Tennis 2,3 4 Brown and White4 Brunswickian I 2 3 4 Feature Writer 4 Kudos Honor Society I 2 3 4 ACTIVITIES Born January 31 1937 Entered Brunswick September 1954 College Miami QOIIIOJ Ambition Industrial Design Activities Chorus 4 Rifle Club 4 Varsity Baseball 4 RICHARD H PENNEY Rick is new from Illinois and this year is al- ready known for his smile white bucks, and red hot A Plymouth. He is one of the two boys taking Fine Art and is interested in this work as an aid in his future career He has shown that he is a good student We are going to lose him again to the Middle West as he is returning to college there X,-'5 'cK Sc -9 neon 4' 466 nav' WILLIAM BYRNES PUTMAN B111 IS a boy who takes lrfe wrth a smrle Fa mous for hrs cheerleadrng he has helped to marntaln rrgrd athletrc support rn the school Berng well known for the roar of hrs Ford Custom he can often be seen rrdmg around duung hrs famous three day weeks and four day week ends A Brando fan of long standrng Brll says he 11 never forget The Wrld One A good student as well as an able representauve ln the student government he has done much to add to the happy srde of our class B111 15 st11l warung for the South to use agarn and the way he flgures that ume rs close at hand is-QAICK so ACTIVITIES Born Apul ro, IQ37 Entered Brunswrck September, 1951 College Amherst Ambmon Busrness Admrnrstrauon ACIIVIIICS J V Football I Varsrty Foot ball 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Dramaucs 3 4 Rrfle Clubl 2 Brunswrckranl 2,3 4 Sen 1orEd1tor Brown and Whrte 4 Prestdent Jun ror Class 3 Secretary Treasurer Student Councrl 4 Kudos Honor Socrety I 2 3 4 9ff'ZZ.F : ' - .: ..: '.: ' .: ..: - :' - . s - ': ' .... . 1. AX l D l .' .2 ' 0 u ' n , I I I 0 'J.. s 'Q Y 0 : O 6 S ACTIVITIES Bom March I5 1937 Entered Brunswrck September 1952 College Columbra Ambtuon Petroleum Geologrst Actrvmes Brown and Whrte Photographer 4 Rrfle Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 3 4 Tennts 3 4 Chorus 4 Jf' x '9 I ggi' VJ' 'eye-L It ,ll Han, ji 1, F Pay! x ity Mi, fl Kiln!! wa' XJ 'iv ' Ev si s 'v I I v AI,-P 'Af uf 1 1.112 lf, ny' Ralph a darly commuter from New York, rs one of our self relrant members He IS well known for hrs famous leaps as wellas hrs outbursts rn Englrsh class he has been nrcknamed The Stomach be cause of lus unsatlable appetrte at the Semor lunch table Ralph IS a real outdoors boy, a fact verxfred by hrs long brcycle mps on the Appalachran Traxl and elsewhere Besrdes belng presrdent of the Rlfle Club for the last two years he rs responsrble for the pho tographs rn thxs very 1nformat1ve yearbook Ralph s far from subtle humor and easy gomg manner have helped to make our fmalhrgh schoolyear more pleas all +5-QAICK so 'P moz 18 46fHo1l0 .. : , ' V M X : , - - ,f,L..g-V.: . . . . 1, - , ,v , 5 u r 3 r F ., yy W1-Q-1' 1 P C 3 bl' 2? 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X- ' ' 1 ' ., ' , Q 'Q 8' f 2 E 6 Q !U i?5 ARTHUR W ROBERTS Mtke IS best remembered for hrs explotts as a lmeman on the football fxeld He rs also notorlous for takmg h1s aged Ford apart and then staytng out a week putttng ll back together Known on the football fxeld as The Rock, A W has a habxt of catchmg up on hrs sleep ID both lustory and Englxsh classes Dur mg the summer when he ts not at the farm m V1r gxma Mlke spends his time saxltng He has bolstered the bass secuon of the chorus for the paSt three years Mxke s smcere and down to earth atutude has made htm a well hked member of our clas QQQQICK 30 ACTIVITIES Born March I7 1937 Entered Brunswrck September 1952 College Cornell Dartmouth or Leh1gh Ambmon Electr1calEng1neer ACUVIUES Vars1ty Football 2 3 4 Rxfle C1ub3 Chorus 2,3 4 Dramaucsg Varstry Baseball 4 '9 moz Q of Hou0 k wth' X ,I R fj ' ' . . ' ' ' 25 . Q 'b 15' ? 0 I e 5 4 ACTIVITIES Bom December 9 1937 Entered Brunswlck September 1946 College W1ll1ams or R P I Ambmon Bus1nessAdm1n1strat1on ACIIVIIICS J V Footballl I V Basketball I IV Baseball 1 Vars1ty Football 2 Varsxty Basketball 2 3 4 Captam 4 u dent Council 1,2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Chorus 3 4 Kudos Honor Soclety 1,2 4 New 1 gl MF' le' ION ERIC SANDBERG Rlc 15 the real all around member of our class Besldes bexng captaln of the basketball team, he IS an honor roll student Moreover he IS Presxdent of the Student Councll and has been a member of that orgamzatlon for the last f1ve years A center on thls year s undefeated football team Erxc has partxclpated rn most of Brunswlck ssports Er1c IS best remembered by Ann of Balumore fame Hrs sense of humor and fr1endl1ness make h1m a pleasure to know and to have around gs c -P moz 13 104'Ho1l9 QAICK gc ,pe rye f ' FRANK ALAN SCHUMACHER Berng one of the two hundred students to have rece1ved an extensxve and fully supplemented edu cauon at Brunswxck thrs year and the drrver of more cars per capita than any of the two hundred Frxtz rs sure to be a success as a parkmg lot attendant As edrtor of thxs BROWN AND WHITE, he has worked overtrme to make rt a real credrt to the school Be srdes malntarnmg all these quahftcauons Frrtz man ages to keep on the Honor Roll and paruclpate rn other extra currrcular actrvmes He plans to jorn hrs broth er at Wtllrams ln the fall and we hope Fntz meets wrth equal success there as he d1d at Brunswrck ICK 3 ACTIVITIES Born November 16 1936 Entered Brunsw1ck September 1949 College Wrllrams Harvard or Northwestern Ambluon Bus1nessAdm1n1strat1on ACUVIIICS Ed1tor rn Chref of Brown and White 4 Brunswrckran 2 3 4 Sports Ed1tor 4 J V Football Manager! IV Baseball I Varslty Basketball gflvlanagery 4 Var stty Baseball 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Kudos Honor Socrety I 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 4 WX? K sg ff '9 moz Q9 1 K of norm' ACTIVITIES Born Septemberg 1936 Entered Brunsw1ck October 13 1953 College Tufts Ambmon lnternat1ona1Affa1rs Act1v1t1es Chorus4 R1f1eC1ub3 4 Ten n1s 4 inf' JAMES H WHEATCROFT Born 1n France Jrm IS the COSmOP011I8H mem ber of our class H15 smcerity and appeahng person a11ty have made him well hked 1n h1s two year s stay at BrLmsw1ck He 18 also appreciated because he IS the class only connectronwxth Rosemary sfalr set He was dubbed by one member of the faculty as Gen tleman J1m The sole member of the advanced French class S1lentJ1m has helped to make the frnal year of our class more mterestmg +5qltCK so 2 S 'B' moz 13 04' HUGO' GEORGE M ZABRISKIE George havmg graced Brunswrck for twelve of hts erghteen years, ts truly the product of our Alma Mater Among the projects of whlch George can be most proud IS h1s betng co captam of thrs year s un defeated untred football squad Zab also wrll be re membered for hrs quxps on Vermont and Tnmdad as well as hts Chemrstry sull l-le IS known for hts ex cellent watercolors that have been on dlsplay tn the dmrng room at vanous trmes George has done much to advance the Brunswick cause both on and off the gndrron QQQIICK 300 ACTIVITIES Born May 2 1937 Entered Brunswxck September, 1942 College Nrchols or Bobson Ambmon Busmess Actlvmes J V Footballl 2, Vansty Foot ball 3 4 Co Captaln 4 I V Basketball I I V Baseball I Chorus 2 3 4 Qctlgxwg 'W NICKNAME Pau Ralph lm Arnie Dick Ric u Mike ic Shuke Jimmy Za WEAKNESS back seat driving bird watching Algebra ll 5 2 blondes going full race squirrel hunting sal ling relaxology red lights penguin herding customizing stomach sleeping Baltimore crew haircut goose hunting motorcycles WHY DID YOU COME TO BRUNSWICK? Intellectual lmmaturnty Headmaster s sm: lung face good spaghetti part of Riverside migration a whim of my parents short bicycle ride learn to meet dead lmes had to go somewhere intellectual stlm ulatuon long drag strip shapely cheerleaders get away from New York to enioy late hours too young to protest got lost going home blackmal led no cover - no minimum 29 AMBITION practical loker clergyman All American internal relations GM car stylist goose raiser pottery maker Spanish athlete Flyer sell white bucks N Y Rangers I956 Olympics mattress tester ml l Ilona: re sports car racer Pres of France Magna Cum Laude WILL REMEMBER awful A s One Blind Mouse GHS Mr Merritt Putman A J Kinetic llml ted Brunswlckians Royal Knights pussy footing nothing Fairbanks trail blazing term paper little coach A J s compli- ments I2 years a Bruin CLASS UIIAIIT CLASSES any 6 ' a x F O ,, x xx fd , Nl , 1 , , fa., 1 . 5' ' A . , 1- , ' 4 I. 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Winter s here Mr Sword dons coat for flrst time in class Brulns end perfect season on gr1d1ron Zab noses his way to hosputal Class Advisor breaks a new cool secret code on Senlors Risleytrnes to fly from Engllsh Wmdow, ends up like Humpty Dumptyg turns pastel green an class. Sow brings Mad comics to school Sen1ors vote on favorite course for the year 1nter Class of l955 wlns clothlng drlve School lets out for Thanksglvung Mr Everett begs that we don t take our new cars and S100 a week allowance for granted lt was short llved wasn t 1t'7 Alker Everett combo clamps down on Lur1d Picture Ring Two weeks unt1l term paper IS due Who w1ll start f1rst'9 Football D1nner George hopes there w1llbe more good players luke 1m self next year Mr Everett leaves early for ballet recutal Schumacher s alarm on hI5 wrist watch goes off in Math Class Long deserved vacatlon for everyone except for Sandberg who heads south Back to school for much needed rest Horsfall breaksglass 1n Engl1sh Room Zabrnskne and Sandberg wash hands of affair Krauter sets off stink bomb in chemistry class Mr Shields shows h1s class a sux foot sl1de rule lmmed1ately Hayword checks and calnbrates lt to make sure rt s all right We ask you what would we do without Hayward? Fairbanks ups and wents out of hlstory class Mldy6GfS No comment Senlors VS College Boards Dramat1c club s Two Bllnd M1ce IS a smash h1t Sprung Vacatlon Florrda here we come Juniors try their luck at College Boards F1nals Brunswnck s last stand The beloved class of 55 leaves these portals to the tune of Halls of Ivy The1r courtesy generoslty nntellegence and senousness w1ll be long remembered ln the hearts of both the faculty and the dear under classmen Best of luck to all Q f fi . I5 . . ' ' . 8 I . O I II 0 , ll ' . 28 ' . . 3 ' ' . 4 I 1 . J o o 0 ' 8 . .. . . 9 . ' ' . . 10 ' ' . . H . . . . - . ll ll ' ll ll 0 . . I6 - ' 4' 1. . I7 ' ' ' . . 24 . . ' . 29 ' , ' ' . ' . so - ' ' ' . n 2 . I . . h. - . I' . J A J I . . . I7 ' J . 3 ' . J . 4 ' ' . ' ' J . 5 1 ' ' ' . J ' H ' . . . . n . J ' 0 ' ll ll 9 . . J . 24 ' . . . I2 ' . . . 0 Ill 1 0 IIC Q. , I7-28 - - . ' , . 21 ' ' . 1 ' . 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' 1 TUBE T UUUNCIL llllllI illliail I-iii ' iilimnmf llllilluaul 1327 iii-f ',mi can -1--f H-L -JT- U-lllvdtilii l lj B3 f-- . XA V FRONT RUM james Finn, Bill Putman, Eric Sandberg-Pres, , Dick Horsfall, Don McCormick. SECOND ROXN Clll'lS Dax Stan Snyder, Dick Hart, james Frick, Charles Benlamin, John Marshall. Spirited by the able leadership of Eric Sandberg, the Council's president, the Brunswick Student Council has completed another year of fine work. The students have greatly benefited by being able to present their problems to this capable organization. The Council has been of invaluable aid to Mr. Everett as a student gov- The Brown and White is proud of the increased interestshown in the Student Council this year, along with the fine work it has done to improve the school. BIHDWN ANI! WHITE fx - X . .. . , . hh ff' 5 v- ' fr A 'iF . -0 . N A. J, ef- gill -V h ' A U-' 'K Q,,s 14' -. ' , -gr . , ' , ' - v 05.5, ,. ,. , . .V Q VE. KJ 'f r r 1 . K ' i '1 -, . 1. w-Q-,gf gvxw, :b.4-K5 Q . :'n- ' 513.552 4:25 21 4 55 3 Pwf f - N 'nm 'Ji ' ,-4.464 - u' x :,I,'f 1 . -7r,w1,QQ.,.t,323'i'T:-B 3 i - Y fviif H ,fi K ' R '? r -wtf., 'uw X - . Q -,.x A IJ. 112' . - ff- ' ' x . , M D 'ws ..' IN 1.-mf as k' RIFLE CLUB fagq. FIRST ROW: Rusty Hemphill, Ralph Risley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Keaney, Nigel Harrison, Dyck Andrus, Tony Merrick, Andy Dommerich, Dimitri Bulazol, Douglas Revson, Clifford Warren-Boulton, Aulay MacRae, Peter Clarke, John Scanlon, John Marshall, Bill Thom, Fred Ballou, MacKenzie Patterson, Clay Hollister, Mr. Tyner. THIRD ROW: Mr. Downes, Henry Alker, John Crane, Jerry Koenig, Dudley Dommerich, Wells Doty, John Muir, Bob Weidenhammer, Alex Rabinowitz, Sandy Williamson, Ward Smith, Henry Marks, Fred Messenger, Hayward Alker. FOURTH ROW: Jim Wheatcroft, George Tremble, Richard Penney, Robert Walsh, Ben Dole, Bob Weltz, Harry Moore, Peter Hare, Bill Hatcher, John Glendening, Dean Frasche. Under the direction of Mr. Keaney and Mr. Tyner, the Rifle Club has shown great improvement this year. The large enrollment, divided into several groups, has had a full schedule of riflery every week during the winter term. Every member, being enrolled in the National Rifle Association, has had the opportunity to win N. R. A. merit awards. Ralph Risley served as President of the club, which was one of Brunswick's best in meet competition. 47 3' ry va' C' 1 6 5 FIRST ROW: James Rapp, Mike Collyer, Donald Cook, Nigel Harrison, Jeff Hanway, John Crane. SECOND ROW: Jerry Koenig, Don Burns, Arnold Hart, Fred Ballou, Ward Smith, George Tremble. THIRD ROW: Bill Hatcher, John Glendening, Jackson Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Bill Albertson, Fred Steinberg, Paul Bruk, Rick Penney, Bob Weidenhammer, Jim Finn FIFTH ROW: Dick I-lorsfall, George Zabriskie, Fritz Schumacher, Bob Weltz, Ralph Fairbanks, B111 Putman. SIXTH ROW: Denny Nolan, Hayward Alker, Henry Alker. llllllll The Brunswick School Chorus, conducted by Mr. W. Grant Smith, has proved again thatit can handle its music with ease and at the same time enioy its selections. During the Christmas vacation, the chorus combined with the Greenwich Academy and Country Day Choruses to give the annual Christmas program at the Greenwich Country Club. The chorus also participated in the Christmas play, the Father and Son Dinner, and other school functions. Later in the spring, the Brunswick Chorus gave another concert at the Academy. Most of the credit for the success of the chorus must be attributed to Mr. Smith. Through his leadership all the members of the grouphave enioyed partic- ipating inthe chorus, Y gf .-I , .LH J I' 5. ,.4 5 1,'. .. .,.A., ! 33 ? 'l1f :l:,,,ft.:,- ,1 ,, s,,, . - n 1 . , , ,,-t: 2- , . . Q-X' x,'Y1 n-iil11- YQ'- Q 'S Q 'ix'-Q G X yifnr.. X K N 6 6 V I v .2 ' gn ,Y- 'F ,Qi fig? , 23 -1-i..i. fr rf 4' 4'1 4 V .ss-H' 4 ., b ' i 3 I U f V' ' gf S!! f fu ' War N ' f 3 P' ' , 'A ' ' i5f fl irf f 'L A' 1- N'- . 1 .31 V-ww W1 'S sw.-.,, , -A s -J .,,, .:.-.!-f-' 'X . ' , ,L 'ff-'M-A Q if J... ' ' J ,ff SPURTB fi x., , .ixfffy ,ff K X J Xxx!! I Y -6.- J? , 9. R- ' I lllls llllf llll ' llll' ' lll:l ' Ill ' J'-Aj., 'Q f'.Q, --1 -1-,g:,.' A-'f ' h .ve -. ' , ' 4 -swf :.-p. . ' ' x, ' I -- f, ' ff' mr - . U 11 -..' , . . s K i 1 E ff-rf'i75f1ftrf -4.5-'tri 2' c4f.4-e FIRST ROW: Neil Falby, Mike Roberts, Charlie Benjamin, John Glendening, Peter Mitchell, George Zabriskie, Dick Horsfall, Fred Steinberg, Jim Finn, Bill Krauter, Dean Frasche, Rusty Hemphill. SECOND ROW: Mr. Koszalka, Andy Benerofe, David Fisher, Bob Weltz, Chris Day, Terry Kelleher, Ralph Cobb, Bozo Dandison, Eric Sandberg, Stan Snyder, Don MacCormick, Bill Putman, Ralph Fairbanks, Mr. Merritt. lllll l'l'Y F00'l'llALL The i954 Varsity football season, one of the best in Brunswick's history, continued Brunswick's string of seventeen straight undefeated games over the last three years. In fact, it was necessary in a number of cases to ease up so as not to make the score look too one-sided . The team's great success this year, as in other years, should be credited to the excellent direction of the coaches, Ken Merritt and Joe Koszalka, and to the fighting spirit shown by the team. The backfield was made up of the co-captains, Dick Horsfall and George Zabriskie, along with Don MacCormack and Fred Steinberg. Playing on the first string line were Bozo Dandison, Stan Snyder, Terry Kelleher, John Glendening, Ralph Cobb, Eric Sandberg, and Mike Roberts. The fact that there were no serious iniuries this season fexcept for a broken nose, is far from meaning that there was a lack of fighting spiritor roughness inthe games. The play was hard and aggressive, particularly against Milford, which was the team's toughest opponent. The game with the Stamford J. V. 'S marked the official end of the season and was followed by the Football Dinner held at Manero's Restaurant. 52 At this dinner Varsity letters were awarded and some films of the games were shown. Don MacCormack and Fred Steinberg, the high scorer for the team with 70 points, were chosen co-captains for next year's team. lost from next year's starting lineup by graduation are the co-captains Dick Those boys who will be Horsfall and George Zabriskie, Bozo Dandison, Eric Sandberg, and Mike Roberts. In the final analysis we find that the ratio of points scored by Brunswick as compared to the points scored by our opponents is 4 to l. In no game was Brunswick in the lead by less than two touchdowns. The average number of points in a game for Brunswick was 32 as compared to the other team's score of 8 points. Brunswick 35 St. Luke 's 7 Brunswick 38 Oakwood 6 Brunswick 20 Milford 6 Brunswick 30 St. Peter's I4 Brunswick 37 Stamford 7 LINE: Bozo Dandison, John Glendening, Ralph Cobb, Terry Kelleher, Eric Sandberg, Mike Roberts, Stan Snyder. BACKFIELD: George Zabriskie, Dick Horsfall, Fred Steinberg, Don MacCormick. ,xm- ii an in '63 v 'N J. V. F00'l'IlALL ? 5l rw ' 'll ' 'W l FIRST ROW: Mr. Richardson, Ivlr, Murphy, coaches: Jim Kelley, David Cook, Henry Marx, Dimitri Bulazel, Douglas Revson, Jeff Hanway, Peter Way, Dyckman Andrus, Gordon Lindsay, Warren Weber, Torn Hartzsch, Tony Way, Bill Swarts. SECOND ROW: Bill Feuchtwanger, Tad Dadisman, Carr Purser, Jeff Downs, Dean Taylor, Bob Bartle, Tim Chadsey, Dick Seward, Binky Smith, Dan Pearlman, Dick Southam, Thorndike Kieffer, Kevin McGrath, Under the able direction of Mr. Richardson and Mr. Murphy the Junior Var- sity had a fine season this year. Had the .l.V. 's not been edged out by 7 points in a game with King, they would have had an undefeated season. Led by Tim Chadsey, Bob Bartle, and Binky Smith, the J.V. 's were particularly strong in passing. Brunswick 26 Country Day O Brunswick 35 New Canaan Country Day O Brunswick 6 King 13 Brunswick 26 Rye Country Day O Brunswick I9 Saint Mary's O 54 0CCER FIRST ROW: Chris Dent, Stephen Sneyd, Peter Clarke, Carter Ford, Graham Huston, Sandy Williamson fCaptainJ, James Armstrong, Clay Hollister, Clifford Warren-Boulton, Gaetano Vicinelli, Mr, Holly, Paul Mejean, SECOND ROW: Bill Thom, John Marshall, James Horner, Fred Ballou, Walter Brothers, Jerry Koenig, Peter Bassett, Peter Olsen, John Mead, Alan Everson, MacKenzie Patterson, Ward Smith, John Crane, Fred Messenger, EIGHTH GRADE FO0TBALL FIRST ROW: Martin Hatcher, Mike Collyer, Mike McKeever, John Scanlon, Lee Zoubek, Mr. Downs, SECOND ROW: Nigel Harrison, Stephen Lewis, John Richardson, Donald Cook, George Marshall, James Benerofe, vi t VARSITY BASKETBALL 13g FRONT ROW: Dave Frsher fmgnj, Brock Manville, Dxck Hart, Captarn Eric Sandberg, Nell Falby, Bill Krauter, Andy Benerofe Qrngr. J. BACK ROW: Coach Koszalka, Chuck Zoubek, Frrrz Schumacher, Stan Snyder, Don McCormick, Terry Keleher, Jim Frick. At the time this article went to press, the i955 Varsity team had given Coach Joe Koszalka a very impressive record of ten wins and one loss with one game remaining to be played, and it had won the League championship for the first time, having tied for the honor the last two seasons. The team was built around Capt. Eric Sandberg, 6-l, and Terry Keleher, 6-i, at the forward slots, Stan Snyder, 6-2, at center, and guards Jim Frick and Don McCormick. Other members of the squad to see action were Dick Hart, Chuck Zoubek, Fritz Schumacher, Bill Krauter, Neil Falby, and Brock Manville. High scorers were Jim Frick and Stan Snyder, in a season that was marked by offensive strength, good rebound- ing, aggressiveness and spirit. Brunswick looked sharp in the opener as it trounced Daycroft 64-36. Jim Frick led the attack with 18 points. An improved Roosevelt squad went down to defeat 53-35 before the Bruin attack paced by 22 points by Frick and I4 by Snyder. 56 Rollung up a commanding 31 7 lead at half tame the Bruuns led by Snyder s 17 routed Cherry Lawn 53 28 The Alumm provided the Bruln quintet paced by Snyder s 17 pomts with theur fourth vlctory 54-46 despnte ex captain Wayne Flood s 20 pomts Agaunst Kung wuth Frlck and McCormack absent from the lnne up the Brums held a slum 22 21 lead at half tame However with a 25 polnt thurd quarter Brunswlck turned the game Into a rout 63 49 with Snyder and Keleher pumping ln 19 and 17 pomts respectlvely Roosevelt went down to defeat 55 43 as Frlck topped all scorers with 22 pomts At the Stamford Armory Brunswlck rolled up a 30 9 half tnme advantage and the second strlngers played the last half as hapless Daycroft was trounced 49 21 Snyder with 11 and Manvllle with 10 pomts led the Brulns to thelr seventh straight triumph The season s only defeat came at the hands ofa strong St Peter s fPeekskrl1 squad 50 40 despute Fruck s 17 pomts In the season s bug game Brunswuck faced arch rival St Lukes also unbeaten nn league play at Wulton Defumtely up for the cruclal contest the Bruins opened up an early lead and led at half tlme 28 21 A fast breaking attack broke the game wide open with a 21 polnt third quarter as the Bruins returned to wunnmg ways 57 41 Snyder and Frlck racked up 19 and 17 respectively Kung went down to defeat 50 35 as Snyder hut for 21 pomts for the ninth vuctory of the campaign The Brums clinched the League champlonshlp by downing St Lukes 42 31 m a great team victory Frlck was top scorer wuth 16 followed by Snyder s 13 The last game IS scheduled agamst a comparatively easy Cherry Lawn squad In complllng the best record ln Brunswlck s hustory much credlt goes to the able coachlng of Mr Koszalka who has an over all three year record of 27 wms and 8 losses and a league record of 24 and 4 While Frlck and Snyder were hugh scorers the Bruins were a cohesive unlt wlth each man a contributor Outstanding especnally were Sandberg s and Keleher s strong backboard work McCormack s and Fruck s ball hawkmg and Snyder s strong puvot play GFI an an an 6 6 6 8 6 6 G Average Brunswuck Brunswlck Brunswuck Brunswlck Brunswnck Brunswick Brunswlck Brunswlck Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Daycroft Roosevelt Cherry Lawn Alumm Kung Roosevelt Daycroft St Peters St Lukes Kung St Lukes Opponents LEADING SCORERS Games Player Per Game Frlck 15 3 Snyder 14.6 Keleher Sandberg . I 0 I 1 B I ' I . J . I4 ' 64 J . 19 ' 53 J . 21 ' 53 J . 28 ' 54 ' F b. 4 ' 63 ' F b. 8 ' 55 F b. 15 ' 49 F b. 17 ' 40 . ' F b. 18 ' 57 . F b. 21 ' 50 ' F b. 25 ' 42 . ' 52.7 Pts. 10 ' 153 . 11 161 11 95 8 6 11 59 5 4 57 .l.V. BA KETBALL FRONT ROW: Warren Weber, Graham Huston, James Armstrong, Dean Taylor, Bill Swarts, Bob Bartle, Tom Hartzsch. BACK ROW: Clay 1-lollrsterfmgrq, B1llFeuchtwanger, Dan Pearlman, Carr Purser, Bob Goodman, Gordon Lindsay, Brnky Smith, Jeff Downes, Mr. Murphy. Under the direction of Mr. Murphy, the Junior Varsity team had a very successful season. The team was paced by the superior height of Feuchtwanger and Purser combined with the fine backcourt work of Bartle and Pearlman. Promising Bill Feuchtwanger was high-scorer with 126 points for an I8 points pergame average. With one game remaining against Rye on March 4, the J. V. 's will have completed one of their best seasons and should supply the Varsity with good material next year. Brunswick 53 G. C. D. S. 34 Brunswick 44 R. C. D. S. 27 Brunswick 42 N. C. C. D. 24 Brunswick 59 St. Mary's 40 Brunswick 21 St. Peter's 30 Brunswick 58 G. C. D. S. 24 Brunswick 45 St. Mary's I7 58 VARSITY BA EBALL vf?f QMS' V if f grisly X fsiivffi I ., I ' 1 r nlwr 1 il in VL , 1 lift X will XS' ll WSW l ' 'X qc 4, ' My 04, I Q T 1, QNNSW1, 'QRS ER Q ir V 'LCTTTQ - 's 1, ' iii' .xx ,I 1 X' 1' FRONT ROW: Fred Steinberg, Charlie Benjamin, Captain BozoDar1dison, Stan Snyder, Don McCormick. BACK ROW: Mr. Koszalka, Neil Falby, Hayward Alker, Jim Frick, Dick Horsfall, Terry Keleher, Ralph Fairbanks Qmanagerj. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Merrill. Over the past two years Brunswick has shown remarkable skill and spirit on the field. The Bruins had a perfect record in 1953, including and unforgetable 3-2 victory over the West Point Plebes. This feat seemed to pave the way for the '54 season, as the team, with only one loss, was again crowned champion of the South- ern Connecticut Private School League. With seven of the starting nine returning, this year's team, spirited by captain Bo Dandison, should be one of the best in Brunswick's history. Judging from past experience and from Coach Merritt's knack of building a winning team, the T955 baseball season should be outstanding. The future looks even brighter with only Bozo Dandison and Dick Horsfall being lost by graduation. 59 wi L W QNX R YMWYQS W MXN www' X mm -4 fi if-ff M' . -NK 4 ,WVVNMU V nv ' 'XKIXX xxx , Nu 5 X X xx'- 1 1 , ,A 1 . 1'- f ,f ' ' , I ,rv na ,-'Qfsylq jf! It j I , X.'K..,'J ,H IM fu I ,I-1 , 4i.,f-lay, . - - - f . W- .. . , ,f'f ' WZ. 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Carl T Chadsey P T ' ' on the circle dat' Greenwlch, Connectlcut Assoclotes Gkeenwlch 8 5823 Mrs Ann McCormlck Greenleaf Edwln T Holmes Mrs Davld MacDonald Congratulatlons and the best of luck to every member of the class of 1955 The staff of the l955 Brown and Whlte slncerely hopes that all our readers enloy thls productlon as much as we enloyed produclng lt EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER FEATURE EDITOR Frltz Schumacher Dlclt Horsfall BGSIl Ddncllson ASSOCIATES Paul Bruk Hayward Alker Ralph Rlsley Blll Krauter Blll Putman Ralph Falrbanks Jlm Flnn . gl' ' ff 'T ' Aa, :Se . f Tj Il 'F if . A ll I -L-- - a n Mrs.. William s. Kelly ..M .,49 ww-rf A new auditorium for Brunswick School is now being built which will provide facilities forthe entire school to meet togetherat general assembliesand also enable parents and friends to attend plays, graduations and meetings in an atmosphere de- signed for such occasions. Of even greater importance to the students will be an appropriate place to rehearse dramatics, debates and related activities. The new auditorium will provide space for four additional classrooms and is further evidence of Brunswicks expansion and the school's growing importance to the community it serves. 76 fwfwifiz f - 5 Q Ji' ff' C -qfv 'f1 :'-' Y?